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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE—BONDS
18
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE—STOCKS..31
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
NEW
YORK
PRODUCE
41
PAGS
BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE
60
CLEVELAND STOCK EXCHANGE....62
CHANGE
BALTIMORE STOCK EXCHANGE
63
DETROIT STOCK EXCHANGE
EX¬
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55
LOS ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE.__65
CHICAGO STOCK EXCHANGE56
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE.66
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE.59
PITTSBURGH STOCK EXCHANGE...68
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TEXTILE MANUFACTURING STOCKS.
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STEAM RAILROAD BONDS
69
NORTHERN
STEAM RAILROAD STOCKS
73
SOUTHERN MILLS
86
CANADIAN MILLS..
86
INVESTMENT TRUST ST'KS & B'DS.,74
MILLS
..86
JOINT STOCK LAND BANK BONDS...91
MINING STOCKS
JOINT STOCK LAND BANK STOCKS..91
INSURANCE STOCKS & SCRIP...86, 112
.....86
92
REAL ESTATE TRUST & LAND STKS.87
Ill
TITLE GUAR. & SAFE DEP. ST0CKS..87
FEDERAL LAND BANK BONDS
REAL ESTATE BONDS
PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS
75
U. S. AND MUNICIPAL BONDS
92
PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS...
80
CANADIAN MUNICIPAL BONDS
94
INDUSTRIAL & MISCELL. BONDS....83
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT BONDS....93
INDUSTRIAL & MISCELL. STOCKS...87
BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES...101
EXCHANGE SEATS
CANADIAN BANKS.
85
112
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E.C.
tion
of
AND
occupied
of
the
Federal
Government
1932, with the idea of preventing
outcome in the
became the
revenues,
nificance.
situation,
year
of
ending June 30
following outline of the main provisions of the
The $1,096,000,000 additional revenue is expected to be raised
by the
following
(5)
Lowering the price on which
was
a
unset¬
new
the revival of trade for which
TO
THE
TAX
from
revenue
new
some
plainly
sources,
1% billion
task.
On account of the continued shrinkage in Government rev¬
and particularly the income tax receipts, the Treas¬
Department had found it
made
of
the
the
difficulty
previous
shortage,
of the
necessary
December,
this
and
undertaking.
to revise its esti¬
to
as
naturally
In
the
probable
added
statement
a
90,000,000
28,000,000
Excise tax
75,000,000
Telephone, telegraph and radio message tax
Tax
on
-
imported oil of 1 cent per gallon
Mr.
placed
is
to
each of these items is "very,
on
given.
Approved by
In
statement issued on March
a
the
bill,
in
revenue
which the Treasury Department had estimated the
previous
Odgen
L. Mills, anticipates
raising approximately
000."
new revenue
and by reducing expenditures by $125,000,-
Although the bill differs in
be raised
bo
from
sources
"The budget of the fiscal year
that there will be
new
sources
$1,241,000,000, and he
from which this huge amount could
later before the
that will
$118,000,000.
in
framing its
The House Committee
bill,
undertook
to
provide this additional
as
introduced in the House,
provision for raising the full amount which it
estimated would be needed, but the Committee
on
was
Ways and
Means made the mistake of undertaking to raise
nearly half
measure
"explain in
where the trouble
tax was
ment had
rejected
the
arose.
Violent opposition to
manifested from the start.
in its
own
the sales
proposals for
tax, aud
objections to the
same,
The
new
Secretary
this
sales
sources of revenue
Mills had
Cullen
(Dem.), of New York City, had offered
The
but he finally acquiesced in the
action of the Ways and Means Committee,
since he felt it
would yield the revenue counted upon, and he was desirous
of
proposal
Chairman
showing
a
spirit of co-operation with the Democrats
order to get a bill
free
new
from
of
political
taxation bill
was
a
in
non-partisan character and wholly
considerations.
completed
on
The
drafting of
the
March 5 by the Ways and
reason
amendment to the bill
which would have
tax on the beverage of $5
barrel,
a
rejected,
however,
by
a
large majority,
the
Acting
explained.
Although the excise, manufacturers' sales and special excise tax
visions of the
new
income,
the
ex¬
tax would have yielded approximately $300,000,000.
a
was
a
an
measure
new
effect until
repealed
bill will expire on
or
pro¬
June 30 1934, Mr. Crisp explained
corporation, estate and gift rates will remain in
otherwise changed.
tax rates of the bill will be
Sales
None of the
new or
additional
retroactive, the Committee agreed.
Tax
on
Wholesale
Price.
The manufacturers' sales tax, under which practically all manufactured
articles except the necessities
go
of life would be taxed at
a
into effect 30 days after the enactment of the bill.
2.25% rate, would
The tax would be
collected from the manufacturer at the wholesale price, and under the pro¬
lusions of the bill the manufacturers would have 30 days after the effective
date of the tax to pay
Where
law, it
a
was
their first month's tax.
special excise tax is being paid
on any
commodity under existing
explained, the manufacturers' sales tax will not apply.
Broad authority is
given to the Treasury Department to work out
a
method of administering this tax, but a licensing system has been provided
more a
year
shall be licensed and bonded.
doing
a
business of $20,000
Approximately 140,000
facturers throughout the country are to be licensed under this
is
estimated.
The
Treasury, in
or
manu¬
provision, it
administering the manufacturers' sales
tax, must let the manufacturer know in advance what the tax
indicated
sense
few days
detail" each section, and make clear the
in the bill under which all manufacturers
Treasury Depart¬
a
would be reported, as he desires to write a report
every
shortly before the Committee agreed upon the
the
amount, or, to be precise, $595,000,000, by a sales tax
of 2.25% on manufactured goods and
articles, and that is
be balanced in the
the public debt after June 30,
Mr. Crisp said that he thought it "only fair" to state that Representative
Ways and Means,
and the bill,
amount of revenue,
made
on
can now
for the action of the Committee regarding each item.
obtained, this including estimated economies in amount
of
1933
further increases in
no
next," Mr. Mills asserted. Mr. Crisp explained that it would be
that
by $455,000,000, making the actual
from the recommendations
many ways
submitted by the Department, he stated, it has the approval of the Treasury.
December it would be necessary to provide, the amount would
indicated the
Treasury.
5, following the Committee's agreement
the Secretary of the Treasury,
plaining that such
have to be increased
conservative," and that it
very
probable that in nearly each instance the actual yield will be greater than
figures
the
issued
new
100,000,000
Crisp asserted that the estimated yield which the Committee has
indicated
$786,000,000 of
5,000,000
Changes in administrative features to "plug up" loop¬
legalized beer and have placed
of the
35,000,000
holes in the present revenue statute
February, Mr. Mills, the present Secretary of the Treasury,
that instead
admission tax is to be
that "the Committee proposes to cover the deficit by
BILL.
no easy
an
35,000,000
(9)
on
NEW
21,000,000
gift tax
a
Increase in stock transfer tax
(10)
everyone
fervently praying.
DEVELOPS
112,000,000
(8)
to be avoided
apprehen¬
--..--$595,000,000
(7)
would
debt
2.25% rate
(6)
change for the better in the
Government
a
charged
relative insig¬
Unfortunately tax legislation took
so
and increased rates of the bill:
Doubling of estate tax and imposition of
otherwise
OPPOSITION
new
(4)
in affairs
feature
important
Balancing the budget meant providing
dollars of
to
bill, Repre¬
stating orally, according
"United States Daily" of March 5, which also furn¬
the
$1,120,000,000 of
sum
1933 would
deficit of $1,241,000,000 will be more than covered, he explained.
deficit at all in Govern¬
any
situation which
a
earnestly and
GREAT
now
way
new
Increased corporation tax rate
since
further delaying
extent
reported ias
(3)
tling influence in the business and financial world, thereby
ury
was
under
year
possible by the enactment of the
Crisp
was
surplus of $5,000,000
a
Increased income and surtax rates--.-.
regarding the outcome, and thus became
mate,
brought
was
budget with
(2)
unfavorable turn, and this gave rise to grave
enues,
House
repoTt
March 9 and considera¬
A manufacturers' sales tax at
any
up,
pile
above everything else.
so
the
on
during the next fiscal year, and with $125,000,000 which is
expected to be saved in Federal expenditures and $25,000,000 to be saved
by proposed increases to be made in postal rates, the Treasury's estimated
Obviously the budget had to be balanced before
continue to
was
in
A balanced
recommendation for
a
Committee's
(1)
the country could count on any
sions
The
and, indeed, with the purpose
fiscal year,
new
budget
a
running in excess
alongside which everything else paled into
an
delay.
repetition of such an
ensuring the country against
trade
bill
immediately
The bill itself will provide for the raising of an additional
$1,096,000,000
large share of attention
a
$2,000,000,000 for the current fiscal
ment
the
was
of revenue
still
measures
during March, but tax legislation for correcting
of
bill
bill:
FINANCIAL EVENTS.
Relief
deficit
The
Committee, which met promptly and
Treasury by the end of the fiscal
to the
ished
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The bill provides that where contracts have been made before March 1
1932, by manufacturers to deliver goods in the future, the purchaser is
required to pay the tax.
The manufacturers' sales tax will affect
of 2.25%
which
are
I
Mr. Crisp
sales tax
imports to the extent that
above the regular tariff is to be required
imported.
on
a
duty
all finished goods
Exemptions from Sales Tax.
said that items selected for exemption from the manufacturers!
take up less than two pages of the bill.
The exemptions include
produced in the United States; fergarden and field seed; meat, fish,
shelled fish and poultry (fresh, dried, salted or in brine); bacon and ham,
not cooked or sealed in air-tight containers; salt, butter, oleomargarine and
other butter substitutes; cheese, milk or cream in any form; eggs in the
shell; bread, flour or meal, made of grain or semolina; sugar, tea, coffee;
tobacco and tobacco products already taxed; water not conserved in trans¬
portable containers; newspapers, magazines and other periodicals; books for
the blind; textbooks for public and private schools; bibles, rosaries, chaplets, and practically all other articles of religious devotion or used ex¬
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clusively in connection with churches.
and surtax rates, under the new bill, the
With the increasing of income
A single person will be required to pay a tax on
all income over $1,000 instead of $1,500 as at present, while the exemption
in the new bill for a married person will be $2,500 instead of $3,500 as at
exemptions are lowered.
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The rate
increased from W% to 2%; from
the first $4,000 will be
on
and from $8,000 to $10,000,
increased from 5 to 6%.
The surtax rates begin with incomes of $10,000
or over, a 1% surtax applicable to incomes of $10,000 to $12,000; 2% on
incomes from $12,000 to $14,000; 3% on incomes from $14,000 to $16,000,
graduating up to 40% on incomes of $100,000 or over.
The surtax is
be lowered from $20,000 to
The credit
would be deductible from gross income
computed.
is increased from 12 to 13 %.
Under the present
law a corporation with a net income up to $25,000 is exempted to the
extent of $3,000.
Under the new bill no corporation with a net income
of over $10,000 will be allowed an exemption, but those with a net income
of less than $10,000 will be allowed an exemption of $2,000.
12^5 % instead of 25% from the net tax as now
at the rate of
The corporation tax rate
to be classified as
"super-tax," and all of the in¬
a
existing law, 80% of the estate tax collected goes to
of this tax
as
if
from
benefit
will receive no
change had been made, but the States
no
the
doubling of this rate.
The bill would make the maximum estate tax 40%
on estates
The new bill, however, allows for shrinkage
of $10,000,000.
during periods of depression by allowing them to
of estates
the States.
proportionate share
bill the States will continue to get their
new
in excess
in the value
be valued 18
after death.
months
evasion of the estate tax, as is done under the present
In order to prevent
the bill
so as to provide that all property or money inherited, exceeding $50,000,
whether given in contemplation of death or not, is subject to a tax gradu¬
ated from 1J^% on $50,000 to 30% on $10,000,000 or above.
The gift
law, according to Mr. Crisp, a gift tax has been incorporated in
tax is described
as
"mother tax" to the estate tax by Mr. Crisp.
a
having in hosts of cases suffered even
(the wealthy classes
but the underlying
shrinkage)
come
spirit boded ill and
complete control of which had'
the House,
that
indicated
lost by the leaders in both parties, was on a rampage
provide new
to
effort
of
instead
destruction
of
the general in¬
that the rest of the community from
worse
being
in
engaged
legitimate
a
Conservative
of revenue.
sources
people expressed the fear that if this species of legislation
should really find
be to check
would
its way into the statute books the effect
the flow of capital into industry.
On
early in the day, until noon Tuesday,
the House adjourned
22, as to which we qhote the following from the
March
Washington account, March 19, to the "Times":
Unable to check the revolt in both parties against the tax bill, leaders
summarily adjourned the House early this afternoon to prevent further
emasculation of the measure.
not "in a proper frame of mind to legislate."
had declared the body was
Leaders said they
hoped for
"return of reason" by them.
a
in time to forestall another vital thrust by
The closing did not come
will go to the Federal Treasury.
creased revenue derived under this title
Under the
converted into losses in innumerable cases
Adjournment was taken until Tuesday noon after Representative Crisp
Mr. Crisp stated
bill.
The estate tax is to be doubled under the new
Under
practical
a
have shrunk so frightfully, in
little, inasmuch as incomes
fact, having been
Estate Tax to Be Doubled.
that the increase is
From
would take in the case of large incomes.
standpoint these proposed inordinate tax rates counted for
Saturday, March 19, to stave off the onslaught on the bill,
$12,000.
earned income
for
maximum of the Federal taxes of
have to be added to the
The earned income base would
in addition to the individual income tax.
In
78%, making altogether 88%% which the two governments
been
$4,000 to $8,000, increased from 3 to 4%,
does.
now
State taxes aggregating 10%% would
other words, the two
y
•
New Income Tax Rates.
Federal law
rived from corporations as the
opposition which struck out the "foreign credits"
the
The vote was 139 to 103.
paid at foreign branches.
The
"regular"
assault
almost every
Leaders
could
leaders
not
As
uprising.
the
stop
sales tax,
the manufacturers'
on
provisions of the
crediting domestic corporations with taxes
This clause provided for
bill.
indirect
an
the opposition sought to amend
section of the bill considered to-day.
now
agree
until the sales tax
that it is hopeless to go ahead
provisions have been acted upon, and plan, therefore, to bring this ques
tion to
a
Tuesday "in behalf of orderly procedure."
test
Having tasted blood yesterday, when the surtax rates were boosted to
wartime levels and the higher brackets of
normal income taxes increased,
opponents of the sales tax started out thirstily for more to day.
They
and scoffed
partly leaders
their recognized
openly flaunted
comrades in the ranks who tried to exhort them to party
at
Time
loyalty.
and again debate was marked by personal attacks.
Admissions Tax Broadened.
The admissions tax under existing law
is to be assessed.
admission
to
Democratic ranks
transfer of stocks from the
This tax will not apply
stock used for short
present 2 cents a share rate to 4 cents a share.
bonds, but will be invoked in the case of loans of
taxed now.
This
Other special excise levies
gallon is to be placed on lubricating oil, which is not
is estimated to yield a revenue
of $25,000,000.
bill
to become effective under the new
cents
a
gallon
on
tax of 35 cents per gallon on
ad valorem tax on grape concentrates, and a tax
wort, which is used in the making
three items
latter
are a
estimated
are
will
cents
be
empted from this title.
oil
and
oil.
crude
The
estimates
Treasury
from this source, according to Mr.
Crisp, who said that during the hearings
witnesses representing domestic oil interests
provide additional
revenue
Consideration
paign,
to "soak
claimed that such a tax would
to the extent of
bill quickly
of the
perhaps "stampede"
or
$40,000,000.
developed into a cam¬
On March 18, instead of the
the rich."
it
from the Ways
came
schedule
contained in the bill
and Means Committee, "which had
proposed raising the surtaxes from a maximum of
20%
incomes
amount,
or
in
40%
(also
adopted
by
sums
on
of the normal taxes,
65%
surtax
make
added
72% altogether.
on
first obliged
which'
it
of
At the same time the maximum
which the Committee bill had proposed
mum
dividends
the House
40% on
maximum of 65% on in¬
5% to 6%, was raised to 7%.
to increase from
corporation, the corporation is
to pay the income tax
was
The maxi¬
7% normal tax would
But where the income is derived from
stock of a
the
the
to
proposed
to
levied
increase from
corporations
on
11%% to 13%.
tative
Doughton,
House
was
no
sales
the
of
the
In
to
case
addition,
be
paid.
of corporations and
individuals,
maximum
amounts
however,
above
there are
the
6%
as a
income
maximum in the case
this latter having just been
raised
from
$50,000.
.3%
Both
to
taxes
doubled
with
6%, this to apply
have
State allowing the individual no deduction
State
In New York these taxes are 4%% in
to
on
be paid,
to
the
incomes de¬
"foreign
the
leader
handful of
credits"
amend¬
number—included Representative Boylan,
adjournment.
Represen¬
admitted
Democratic revolt,
the
of
the
...
the
that
Representative La Guardia, head
temper to legislate.
state of
this
which precipitated
tax,
things,
24, by the overwhelming vote of 223 to 153 after
Representative Crisp, as head of the Ways and Means Com¬
mittee, had eliminated
visions of the
House
in addition to
those previously ex¬
operation—all without avail as a means of
allowed
was
long list of articles from the pro¬
a
measure
saving the sales tax
On
clause.
to
take
on
an
alcohol, and, therefore, non-intoxicating.
the amendment
was
as
or other
and
tax of
more than
hereafter
The full text of
all non-intoxicating beer, lager
on
2%% ol alcohol by weight, brewed or
sold
or
removed
for
consumption
or
sale,
by whatever name such liquor may be called,
quantity
or
for the fractional part of a barrel; provided
such articles shall contain
no
and provided further that
conducted
under
Prohibition Act
the
to
$5 per barrel, containing not more than 31 gallons, and at a like
rate for any other
that
the
similar non-intoxicating fermented lager contain¬
within the United States,
a
25,
amendment
follows:
"There shall be levied and collected
beer, ale, porter
ing H of 1% and not
manufactured
March
Friday,
vote
a
beer, that is, containing not more than 2%%
legalize 2%
permits
and
than
more
2%% of alcohol by weight;
the manufacture of any such
to
under
article shall be
be issued in accordance with the National
such regulations
as
shall be promulgated by
Secretary of the Treasury and the Attorney-General of the United
States;
and
provided further
that
this
provision shall
be effective
one
month after the enactment of this Act."
Here the question of prohibition eame in to play a
nent
216 to
132.
it
This, it
a
of
was
estimated, would provide in the
$300,000,000 of
and
reyenue,
and
the failure
part of the bill left the whole measure in a
state of reckless confusion with
000,000 of
tax
promi¬
part in the vote, and the proposition was rejected by
to make
taxes
against
produced legislative chaos, was defeated on Thursday,
should
mum.
Crisp
Republican opposition, likewise made no contrary move.
The
and
in
neighborhood
by the Federal Government as the maxi¬
Mr.
group—13 in
Adding this to the 65% made 78% which it was proposed
be levied
with
Mr. Crisp had smooth sailing in his move for
on
This amendment was adopted
$5,000,000.
vote of 153 to S7.
a
that
double
to
in excess of $100,000)
exceeding $100,000 to a
in excess of
comes
$100,000
amendment raising the maximum from
an
incomes
of
excess
of the country.
for the good
mild and too general for effect;
it did not check the revolt.
stood
cluded from its
would be the better word,
of tihe income taxes and the surtaxes
as
a
theories"
only Tammany member on the floor.
March
gasoline o 1,
yield of $5,000,000
duty of 1 cent is to be placed on all imported gasoline,
A
fuel
the divided
He reiterated his stand for the sales
of the financial crisis: he appealed to individuals
personal "economic
this
ments;
costing more than 50
Wires used by newspapers would be ex¬
10 cents.
taxed
to give
House convened
before the
rallying point.
a
way out
The rebellion had, in fact, reached such a point that only a
of the
of the bill.
will be taxed at the rate of 5 cents, while messages
abandon
Democrats
telegraph and radio messages costing from 31 to 49 cents
Telephone,
only
Some of his aides thought his statement too
of 5
of "home brew."
These
Excise taxes will
to yield $50,000,000.
become effective 15 days after enactment
the
as
to
provisions placed in the new bill, a tax of 4 cents
Under the special excise
malt syrup, a 40%
tax
at any rate,
selling, which transaction is not taxable under the existing statutes.
a
Speaker Garner tried
is only applicable
charges of $3 or above.
Provision is made for increasing the tax on the
to
Garner Fails to Check Revolt.
all admission charges of 25 cents and over
An admission tax of 10% on
revenue
which
it
had
was
nothing to offset the $595,-
proposed to derive from the sales
been
the bill.
unceremoniously
v;'
■
,
■
voted
of
out
•
On Tuesday, March 22, the House adopted the Ramseyer.
estate tax amendment to the revenue bill
posing
a
45% maximum tax
on
(H. R. 10236), im¬
all transfers of net estates
monthly eeyiew
above
$10,000,000.
from which
The "United States Daily" of March
imposes
additional estate tax, and,
an
On the other hand, he had the satisfaction of seeing a number who had
deserted him earlier in the week stand with him on this issue.
An over¬
,
whelming majority
This replaces the Ways and Means Committee language of
which
23,
quote, added:
we
Section 401,
according to its sponsor,
Representative Ramseyer (Rep.), of Bloomfleld, Iowa, is expected to in¬
crease the estate tax revenue under the bill as it came from Committee.
Once that vote
who
had
The Committee bill provided that in addition to the estate tax
Imposed
by Section 301 (a), of the 1926 act, an additional tax equal to such tax is
imposed upon transfer of the net estate of every decedent, resident or
non-resident, after the enactment of the bill.
It proposed to raise $35,-
that section and proposing a graduated scale of taxes
on net estates
in excess of $500,000.
Representative Ramseyer offered his amendment
Lewis proposal.
substitute for the
as a
the
transfer of every decedent, resident or non-resident, a graduated scale of
taxes ranging from 1% of value of net estates not in excess of $10,000
45%
up to
His amendment would apply hereafter, he said, on
on estates
It also makes the exemp¬
of $10,000,000 or more.
tion In existing law $50,000,
instead of $100,000 and none of the addi¬
tional taxes would go back to the States.
It
to
Representative
bring in about $500,000,000 of
revenue
annually but for the rest of the
and $100,000,000.
The taxes
amounts
-.rv:
collects
he said, the Federal Government
approximately $130,000,000, of which about $102,000,000.
back to the States.
80%, goes
or
;:1;
provided in his
amendment, he said,
inclusive of the
are
imposed under the present law but the 80% refund to the States
applies only to old law extent, the additional revenue not being subject to
rebate to the States.
On
in
in
fluxing
was
the House.
in such
that
"We
complete control, the movement degenerated into a scheme
ing of
bill raising sufficient
a proper revenue
"I trust that
House
there
will
Amendments
far
so
be
that
as
no
amendments offered
more
for
are
proposed tariff amendments until
continued
vote against the bill himself.
House to its senses,
he
said that
would
to
have
This appeared to bring the
and Mr. Crisp succeeded in obtaining
an
adjournment until Tuesday, March 28.
at
this
of
One
erecting new barriers.
Chairman Crisp, in sheer desperation, got up and
proceeding
What happened
the
raising of
given by
York
"Times."
the, Washington correspondent of the New
It
to
deserves
be
put in record
here as
evidence of the spirit of recklessness with which the whole
movement was carried on.
The
rebels
new
against the
started out to turn it into
a
Ways and Means Committee's program
were
checked when Representative Crisp, Acting Chairman
of the
La Quardia Backs
moving appeal in which he declared that they
a
were
destroying their
party and making themselves ridiculous before the country.
He told the House that if it proposed to turn the tax bill into general
tariff legislation, then he was through, and would even vote against the
whole
protectionists
can
Later
measure.
were
balance their
The
when
he added that if Mr.
going to pursue their
own
Snell and
course
the
Republican
of to-day,
"then they
budget."
opponents
or
complaint earlier in the week
no
his bill to pieces; he
tore
obviously
was
disappointed, but expressed no grievance.
But to-day Mr
"Our battle is over," he said.
us
a
virtue/
He could not stand by and see his party "wreck itself" by voting tariff
Republicans had turned down, he said.
Other Duties Are
out a bill that will balance the
leagues in the sales tax fight
up
They pleaded with the House not to
budget.
now
I regret to
point the House turned down in quick succession the pro¬
posed duty on fluorspar, an import tax on jute and jute products offered
by Representative Fulmer, Democrat of South Carolina;
duty of
a
a cent
pound on manganese, proposed by Representative Knutson. Republican
proceed in order and "consider calmly this revenue bill."
pleaded with Mr. Crisp to invoke
a
a
member of the Rules Committee,
special rule and "bring order out of this
chaos."
Speeches
five minutes for and against any specific amend¬
were cut to
tax on
voting
was
First the Parsons amendment for
rapid.
jute and jute products
defeated by
He
wort.
was
proposal to throw out the tax on malt syrups and
a
voted down, 74 to 20.
Representative Knutson's amendment for
rejected, 85 to 56.
ganese was
began
when
Representative
an
Seiberling, Re¬
import tax, to place
a
made
goods
was
was
"I
am
going to And out whether this House is for Russia
or
America."
discussion
During
run
consideration
much
as
of
it would.
the
To
tax
provisions
he
had
let
the
day he resorted time and again to
After the tariff advocates had spent themselves, the House
passed the
lubricating oils,
a tax
of 35 cents
for "home brew" manufacture and
All these
revenue
to this
a
a
These carried
gallon
on
40% tax
a
4-cent excise tax
on
malt syrup and wort used
to Mr.
Crisp and his lieutenants at
were
a
his levy
on
matches,
tariff
was
He admitted that it
intended
was
embargo against Russian matches,
as an
whether the House
see
America.
or
said to have been assured before it
Representative Crisp was told that it
hhd incorporated a provision for a duty of 10 cents
was a
a
was
"trade"
[The House
hundred pounds on
coal and coke imports before the movement could be
stopped.]
The latter, at least, proved to be true.
When voting time came Mr.
saw many of
his colleagues
tellers to vote for the coal duty.
on
for Russia
was
•■
Representative Rankin of Mississippi shouted:
"You can't get away with that kind of stuff in this House.
You can't
browbeat members of Congress by any such language."
Crisp's Appeal Against Tariff Move.
Sensing the impending tariff fight Mr. Crisp
"Mr. Chairman,
I think
my country
which
the
in
a
non-partisan
President
of the
bill.
revenue
raise
way to
United
say
serve
balance the budget
which the
States,
and to make your temporary relief
I have tried to
revenue to
Treasury and which ex-President Coolidge
"Now, gentlemen,
saying:
arose,
will all agree that I have shown no par¬
you
tisanship in the consideration of this
Secretary of the
is essential for economic
measures
effective.
a
tariff bill?
I grant you there is one item in the bill which is tariff—oil.
I did not
up
are you
going to convert this bill into
there, but it is in there and, therefore, I cannot consistently get
here and make points of order against these tariff amendments because
I believe they are germane to the bill.
are you
going to write
tariff bill here on this floor
a
"Here is the difference between this amendment and the oil amendment.
The oil amendment
will
come
in.
was one
This is
cent, which will not be an embargo.
embargo and is intended
an
as
Some oil
nothing else but an1
"The people representing this match industry came to me and stated
that it
was an
They said they
embargo.
were
the purpose of having
million
dollars
market
for matches.
for
Of
course
the
a
willing to
eight
pay
or ten
monopoly of the American
they will raise the price to consumers.
way to
have it effective would be to have
an
embargo.
"The
unless it
matches
was an
have to
embargo.
be opened
when
they
the
into
come
Custom
•
They said they didn't want it
They have it in Canada, and it is
an
embargo!
there.
present tariff law, are you going to come in here now and write an embargo
wrote the Smoot-Hawley
the Democratic side
pass
between the
of Russia, which the Republicans, when they
tariff bill, would not do ?
"What position are you going to leave yourselves in?
will the
Republicans leave themselves in who
to try
well face the issue.
I
am
are
What position
opposed to
an
embargo?
going to appeal to this House
and help expedite the passage of this bill.
We have brought It in
here with no rule, for a liberal consideration, and that system is on trial.
"The minority leader said—or it was so stated in the papers—that we
a
this way
mistake in bringing the bill before you for you to consider it in
instead of bringing it in under
of considering a bill ?
five minutes.
If so, show
your
rule.
a
Now, do
you
character
been so much debate,
considered in
I give notice now that I
Congress
and this debate is not going to
Any one can present his views
am
on
an
again ask to be allowed
"I took it this time in order to make
amendment in
going to invoke the rule that
there shall be but five minutes speech for and against an
I myself will not
like this way
appreciation by trying to expedite it.
there been a bill of this
there has
change any votes.
between the coal and oil interests and could not be stopped.
Crisp
graduated stamp tax, which
in effect, would require that every package of matches be broken open and
where
Success of the coal
the
stamped by customs inspectors at the port of entry.
"Never has
designed to yield $8,000,000.
Crisp Is Told of a Vote Trade.
brought to the floor.
when
once,
Mr. Seiberling, having gained
the floor first, proposed
made
on grape concentrates.
expected by their sponsors to raise $71,000,000 in new
for the fiscal year 1933.
The oil and coal tariffs were amendments
were
section; together they
man¬
tariff
a
convict-
overwhelmed, 91 to 27.
apparent
"We may just as
the rules of the House to shut off debate and force the Issues.
special excise tax sections of the bill.
on
on
House opened, what they had to deal with.
tariff against the products
Later he withdrew the amendment.
Mr. Crisp used a firm hand In conducting the proceedings on the tariff
proposals.
"embargo"
"Now, you Democrats all over the country who have been criticizing the
virtual embargo on Russian matches.
he declared.
cent-a-pound tax
a
The Christopherson amendment for
butter went next, viva voce, and the Johnson
on
House, each package of matches stamped.
tariffs
viva voce vote.
a
Representative Schafer, Republican, of Wisconsin, broke the succession of
tariff amendments with
proposed by Mr. Johnson, Republican of Washington.
toward
duty on
a
Next the Fulmer proposal for a graduated
was
These representatives said
The move
col¬
my
Representative Rainey, the Democratic leader, appealed to his followers
to
Minnesota; an import excise levy of 22 cents a pound on butter, offered
by Representative Christopherson, Republican of South Dakota, and an
embargo duty of 100% on imports produced by convict or indentured labor,
of
publican of Ohio, proposed, under the guise of
of
see some
trying to stifle this bill with traiff pro¬
embargo.
jeopardize the budget-balancing revenue bill with tariff provisions.
a
We've got to Ignore that
under the guise that it is revenue?
Rejected.
Representative La Guardia of New York, who stirred
the revolt against the sales tax.
From that
"In spite of the abuse being heaped upon
visions."
"But, gentlemen,
To his support came Representative Hawley, co-author of the HawleySmoot tariff Act. and
Up Crisp.
have got to go straight down the line.
we
want it in
Crisp declared that "patience has ceased to be
rates that the most orthodox
are
abuse and stick by the Ways and Means Committee in its efforts to bring
recovery
Georgian had uttered little
the sales tax
germane
of eliminating the 2.25% levy by loading the bill with tariff provisions.
Ways and Means Committee, forced the Democrats back into line
with
own
are
Mr. La Guardia told the sales tax foes not to detract from the victory
Encouraged by success with
the coal and oil duties, they turned next to a tax of $3 a ton on Imported
fluorspar, but
that
revenue
of tariff.
savor
of this bill by changing it from its original purpose—that of bringing
and reiterated that he intended to
tariff measure.
that
proper, but they ought not to endanger by any means or in any way the
It
Saturday session is best described in the account
it
i
I have any influence with the gentlemen of the
fluorspar went down, 92 to 42.
of
recovery
which is the thing extremely desired by the people.
ment and
kind
Government
money to meet
expenditures will restore public credit and bring back economic
customs barriers still higher or
this
Crisp took the reins and sought
engaged in writing a revenue bill for the purpose of balancing
are
for gaining tariff favors of one kind or another by raising
if
Mr.
stop the House from tinning his tax bill into a "log-rolling tariff measure."
Representative Michener of Michigan,
the other
going
were
the budget of the United States Government; my belief is that the writ¬
,
Saturday, March 26, with the legislative buccaneers
member after
Conferences
Small groups were framing other amendments.
situation
a
The House
steel and aluminum.
Members sought to cut off debate so they could
uproar.
final vote of 190 ayes to 149
present fiscal year of 1933 revenue between $70,000,000
Under the present estate tax,
recognized for his proposal of a duty on
was
used
back prosperity to the country."
explained that his amendment would
Ramseyer later
the Smoot-Hawley
included in
products
Mr. Hawley, in coming to his assistance, said;
eliminating both the Committee provision and the Lewis proposal.
nays,
mineral
an
over
passage
Special Ruie Abandoned.
The Ramseyer substitute was adopted by a
a
into
all
on
Representative Lewis (Dem.), of Cumberland, Md., proposed an amend¬
40%
their
put their own amendments up for consideration.
'
up to
members from every section of the country
over,
have
Representative Parsons
additional 20% maximum above $10,000,000.
ment striking out
the Republican side stood for the duty.
on
was
to
Act took amendments to the desk.
went
an
failed
fluorspar,
Increases Proposed.
000,000 by
c
amendment, and
more than five minutes.
a
general statement
on
the
bill,
and to ask you to help co-operate in expediting the passage of the bill."
From the "Times" also
we
sentative Crisp in the House
take the final speech of
on
Repre¬
March 26 pleading with the
d
MONTHLY REVIEW
coalition majority not to
into
tariff bill
a
This Is
done
because I believed I was right.
so
witnessing
put on, putting on embargoes,
and then going out and criticizing the bill.
I have tried to stem the tide.
I realize
Consistency, thou art a jewel.
that I
am
had the majority of this House
impotent; I realize that I have not
me.
to close
debate, but patience ceases to be a virtue.
Oh, gentlemen, what are you trying to do?
Are you trying to balance
I have
a
no
But as I watched the vote yesterday afternoon by tellers on the
I suspected what was going to happen to-day, and it has
Without
for
You may adopt ail of these
high-tariff amendments that
but I want the country to know it,
I hope the amendment
vote of 235 to 160.
a
you
desire to,
*
Crisp
(011
March
26)
placed a maximum surtax rate of 65% on incomes in excess
It was effective on incomes over $100,000 on a graduated
$5,000,000.
By reversing itself the
and
Speaker of the House Garner, on March 29, for support of
the tax bill by members of the
of
the
House to effect the balancing
budget were followed by the abandonment of the
revolt which had
House struck $17,000,000 off the total of its bill.
again sustained the Ways and Means
reversing itself the House
so
changes in corporation and
transactions
voted
were
the following day
on
surtax rates,
by the House
taxes
stock
on
March 31, and
on
(April 1) a tax on dividends paid
stocks
was
March
on
31, the "United States Daily" of April 1 said:
Estimated
the
increase
to
the
As to
adopted.
yield
from
action of the House
taxation
by slightly less
on
the
majority leaders for passage by the House on April 1.
PRESIDENT ASKS THAT BUDGET BE BALANCED.
of
Hoover
President
pressed his confidence "that the undertaking of the repre¬
sentatives
of
both political parties to
remains and will be fulfilled."
"is the very keynote of re¬
(the budget balancing)
covery," and he added, "it must be done."
"For
a
clear view of the situation our people should understand that the
debt during that year,
of amendments
view to its
the following day.
passage
consisted, among other things, of adoption by the House
providing the following additional taxes, with the amount
that each is estimated to yield.
Tax
A tax of K of 1% on
per
per
exchanges from 1 cent to 5 cents
with an exemption of $100, estimated to yield $10,000,000,
a
tax of
a
share, to yield $13,000,000, 8% tax on the service charge for the trans¬
K of 1% on the sale price of bonds, with a minimum of 2 cents
and shells, to yield $4,000,000; rearrangement of the mining depletion
allowance, to jdeld $12,000,000.
The House also adopted an amendment to prevent stock exchanges from
abroad
the
evade
to
transfer
stock
tax.
under
gift tax rates
as
proposed by Representative
They provided
were
a
Mr. Ramseyer were acceptable to the Committee.
tax of
% of 1% on the first $10,000 over $50,000 and
graduated upward to a 33K % tax on estates in excess of $10,000,000.
These rates conform to those adopted by the House.
The gift tax rates as adopted by
additional
revenue
the House
estimated to provide
are
obligations and the
to recommit the bill with a view to
amending it when the bill comes out
of the Committee of the Whole House will be called for, House members
have announced.
Mr. Crisp has stated that he will demand a separate vote on the Swing
Amendment increasing the maximum
as
surtax rate from 40%
on
incomes
provided in the original bill, to 65% maximum on incomes
in the surtaxes.
He also has stated that he intends to offer
a
to which
sum
oil, gasoline and coal.
Committee
recommit the bill and only one motion for that purpose can be voted upon.
will demand
out
a
(Rep.), of Aberdeen,
Dak., announced he
S.
of
revenue
pected
the
nearly
be
to
Committee
plans
by
reductions
now
would
Approximately
in
Federal
provide
additional
$243,000,000
expenditures,
is
ex¬
Under this plan the Treasury would
changes in respect to postal matters.
have approximately $31,000,000 above the estimated deficit for the present
members.;
"
~
House,
provision stricken out
however, adopted
We should
Navy cost about $700,000,000.
Thus
we must
make our
balance of $1,300,000,000 remaining
economies in the postofflce,
Out of
$1,300,000,000 the many other vital services of the Government
Every reduction that can be made without serious
on.
"Further
economies
be
can
and
made
I
am
confident will be made,
through authority of the Congress to eliminate unnecessary functions of
the Government and in postponement
with businesslike reorganization and
appropriation
and
of less essential activities, together
co-ordination of Government activities.
committees of the Congress are now
economy
But when all this is done the
earnestly engaged on all three problems.
that day
on
will restore Government revenues.
"Economies in expenditures or increase in taxes alike
sacrifices which
are a
receives without
of
manner
workman,
farmer and every business man far in excess of the cost of
an
budget."
FEDERAL
the
EXPENDITURES.
President
month
Hoover
further cuts in Federal expenditures.
March
8
bureaus
or
he
declared
further
that
"must be brought about by
either by
In
a
asked
had
for
statement issued
economies
by
Federal
authorization of Con¬
of the
reorganization
change in the legal requirements
the various services."
IN
FURTHER REDUCTION
FOR
PRESIDENT ARGUES
in
To continue to live on
difficulty and in the meantime begets
evils and dangers, which create costs and losses to every
courageous action in balancing the
Earlier
The Govern¬
continue to expend more than it
inviting serious consequences.
new
every
can
as
Federal machinery
to expenditures by
The President noted that the House
Appropriations Committee had reduced the amounts of bills
thus far reported out by about
$112,000,000.
"In order," he
said, "to meet the requirements of the Ways and Means
*
incorporate in the
a
families
borrowed money only postpones the
all
call for sacrifices—
part of the country's war on depression.
ment no more than individual
Committee
On April 1 a move was defeated to again
bill the sales tax
of veterans and their families.
strength of our defense.
and about
$30,000,000 Is planned by the leaders to be derived from administrative
fiscal year, it was estimated by
largely
increase of payment on Government
injury to these services and in justice to our people should be effected.
gress,
bill
the
$1,000,000,000.
saved
of $365,000,000
possible further
only the net operations are included in these figures.
be carried
separate vote on the Doughton Amendment which struck
the manufacturers' sales tax.
Under
of
motion to recommit the bill
given preference, under House rules, in offering a motion to
Representative Johnson
considering
from the total of $4,100,000,000, together with
THE
with instructions to strike out the provisions agreed to by the Committee
of the Whole to impose import taxes on
are
care
further economies mainly out of this
Opposes Import Taxes.
members
In
year.
balancing of the budget must in the main be accomplished by an increase
Separate Votes Sought.
$5,000,000,
current
"In addition our Army and
not further reduce the
in taxation, which
Separate votes on several amendments already adopted and a motion
of
the
inheritance of the great war through
an
The
of $20,000,000.
for
expenditures we must not forget that of this total about
in
$2,100,000,000 is of such character that it cannot be reduced; it is
must
The House approved the
total
the
economies
as
Ramseyer (Rep.), of Bloomfield, Iowa, in place of the Committee rates.
The expenditures
$4,100,000,000 after a reduction by the Administration
this
Gift Tax Rates Voted.
The rates proposed by
These deficiencies
decrease in tax receipts.
budgeted for the next fiscal year as sent to the Congress amounted to about
portation of oil through pipe lines, to yield $15,000,000, 10% tax on fire¬
moving
almost wholly due to
governmental expenditures and by increases in taxation.
the sale price of stocks, with a minimum of 4 cents
$100, to yield $6,000,000, a tax of 50 cents on each $500 on real estate
arms
likewise calculated without reduction of the debt.
year,
This follows
last year and a deficit of over $2,000,000,000 this
"We must eliminate this deficit for next year by the further reduction of
share, to yield $75,000,000, an increase of the tax on futures sales
conveyances,
further reduction of the national
is estimated at about $1,250,000,000.
deficit of $500,000,000
Market Sales.
the grain, cotton, and other produce
on
a
are
on
The President
also Said:
deficit for the next fiscal year, excluding
a
balance the budget
According to the President
the bill is practically
completed with
over
Friday press conference on March 25 he ex¬
his regular
the House remain in session continuously that night until the reading of
The day's work
deeply concerned
was
course
happenings in Congress, and in a statement issued at
these
(Dem.) announced to the House March 31 that he proposed that
Crisp
amendment to subject to the normal
dividends paid on stocks.
tax rates
income
this
Representative
of its tax writing job to-day when it incor¬
porated in the new revenue bill an
than
$1,000,000,000 annually, the revenue bill (H. R. 10236) is scheduled by
roll call vote on the Crisp Amend¬
bill, carrying levies on imported oil and coal.
The House neared the end
previously marked the course of the bill.
(raising the rate from 2c. to 3c.) and making
"
After this action the House began a
ment to the revenue
In addition to the action of the House in adopting increased
letter postage
over
scale.
In
Representative
by
maximum tax on incomes
Amendment, adopted last week by an overwhelming vote,
The Swing
would have
Committee.
Appeals
amendment returned to the bill a Ways and
proposal for a 40%
Committee
$100,000.
and I want your people to know it,
will be rejected.
-
record vote, it retained the Ramseyer Amendment calling
a
45% levy on estates.
a
Means
of
log-rolling tariff is making with embargo rates.
been happening—a
the House had refused again to incorporate a general
by
The action on the surtax
budget deficiency caused by a Republican Administration?
proof of it.
,
The vote came after
bill, I shall myself vote against it.
and struck from
the Swing Amendment imposing the war-time surtaxes
sales tax in the bill
cerned, if these amendments and other things continue to be added to the
oil proposition
incomes.
on
reconsidered its previous action
to-day
House
The
the revenue bill
going to express myself when I say to you that, so far as I am con¬
am
/
Press (April 1) likewise said:
The Associated
I have been long-suffering and patient and have not sought
back of
I
rejected.
was
I am seeing my party destroy itself.
I
tariff rates than even the Republican
party put on higher
my
$10,000 of income from dividends
amendment to exempt the first
An
a
demanded upon which the count was 180 to 105.
teller vote was
I have bared my breast to every
I also love my party, and to-day
am
adopted by a standing vote of 133 to 90. but
The amendment was
I love my country and I have endeavored to
shaft of criticism, and I have
sad day for me.
a
her.
serve
$999,000,000 total announced last night.
the
from
the Committee reduced its estimates $37,600,000
the revision
Under
let the revenue bill be converted
follows:
was as
week ago.
The
to
amendment
that
expenditures
must
be
reduced
000,000 in order to balance the budget, it is
further cuts he made."
The
whole
of
$125,that
The President's statement follows:
administrative
the
by
necessary
officials
are
co-operating
with
the
subject dividends paid on stocks to the normal income tax
special Economy Committee appointed by the House of Representatives in
rates.
the drive to bring about further
Associated Press accounts had
the following to say
regarding that day's action:
At present the dividends of stocks
maximum
The
On
normal income
new
the
tax
levy would expire
basis
of
revised
is
on
to
$1,049,000,000.
are
taxable under the surtax.
7%.
The
,
July 1
Ways and
$88,000,000 item brought the total
drastic economies in Federal expenditures.
You will recollect that the budget sent to Congress, represented reduc¬
tions in expenditures for the next fiscal year of about $365,000,000 below
1934.
Means
thus
-
the
present
fiscal year.
duced the amounts of bills
The House Appropriations Committee ha9
so
far reported cut by about $112,000,000.
this, however, between $60,000,000 and $70,000,000 is
Committee
far placed
in
estimates
the
the revenue bill
Congress meets next
positive obligations
December,
when
by deficiency
bills.
they will
To
this
reductions do not help next year's expenditures.
a
re¬
Of
deferment until
be compelled
extent,
to
meet
therefore,
'
the
MONTHLY REVIEW
"In order to meet the requirements of the Ways and Means
that expenditures must be reduced
Committee
by $125,000,000 In order to balance
idle dollars
we must
There is
the
little
very
House
left for reductions by administrative action
room
Appropriations Committee has passed
the major
upon
to do
Further economies must be brought about by authorization
requirements
The
as to
Economy
on
Affairs
and
of between $50,000,000
$60,000,000
The
a
But
all along the line.
opportunity for all our people to participate
an
which
this evening sounding a call
traditions of in¬
are
a
to the mighty power of
as
call to service for the common good of our country,
whole.
a
I gladly add my voice to this call to voluntary duty.
I do it with more
confidence because I have witnessed the most heartening exhibition of its
patriotic
here in the national capital.
power
In the campaign to divert
placing before the Committee changes in
is
back into the channels of trade.'
won
call to protect the Individual home by means of assuring the safety of
per annum.
Postmaster-General
Is
the American people,
proposed to the special House
has
Knox
the nation
changes in the laws relating to pensions
some
other allowances which would produce economies
and
legal
expenditure by the various services.
Director of Veterans'
Committee
of Congress,
change in the
or
way
have
within the traditions of our country,
so
Colonel
by reorganization of the Federal machinery
we
dividual effort, of courage, of energy, idealism and public spirit.
supply bills except the Army and Navy.
either
finding their
are
continue until
This movement affords
the budget. It Is necessary that further cuts be made.
and
e
idle dollars from their hiding
The Secretary of
places to channels through which they dan be brought back
Agriculture has suggested changes in the law requiring expenditures in
into circulation, Secretary of the Treasury Mills also drew
the
legal requirements
the
Post
of
Office
expenditures.
Department of Agriculture, and the other departments are engaged
in preparation of similar drastic recommendations.
"I
believe the Committee
ganization and such methods
large
I have mentioned, will be
as
able to find a
of economy.
area
"Nothing is
important than balancing the budget with the least
Government should be in such position
more
increases in taxes.
The Federal
that it will need Issue
the
Economy, through administrative reor¬
on
beginning of the
public debt after
securities which increase the
no
next
fiscal year, July 1.
That is vital to the still further promotion of employment
and agriculture.
It gives positive assurance to business and industry that the
will keep out of the money market and allow industry
Government
and agriculture to
borrow the moneys required for the conduct of business.
I cannot over-emphasize the importance of the able
non-partisan effort
being made by the Ways and Means Committee and the Economy Com¬
mittee of the House, whose work are complementary to each
PRESIDENT
HOOVER
ATTRACT
RISK
MONEY
IN WORLD
"BABY
BONDS"—SAYS
SAFEST
FUTURE
OF AMERICAN
PEOPLE.
THROUGH
IS
SHARE IN
In a nation-wide radio message on
Sunday night, March 6,
President Hoover opened the anti-hoarding campaign
dent to the offering of
issue of 2%
cates
dences that "the
hoarding of money has stopped," and that
"some of these idle dollars
the channels of trade."
"until
have
we
effort, and
to
"becomes
measure
finding their
are
"But
all
won
interest
no
we
back into
continue," he added,
must
"To join in this
along the line."
said the President,
respond to the appeal,"
of your
way
Mills stated
certificates
The details of this offering of
2% Treas¬
(issued in denominations of $50, $100 and
given
are
"the holder of currency can
obligation of the Government which pays
an
ury
$500)
new
Through these certifi¬
obligation of the Government which bears
an
2% interest."
a
on
subsequent
under the heading
page
"The March Financing of the United States Treasury."
Sec¬
retary Mills's radio message of March 6 was made along
that by
President Hoover,
President of the Reconstruction
Brigadier-General
Finance
Dawes,
Corporation, and
Colonel Frank Knox, Chairman of the Citizens' Reconstruc¬
tion Finance
PRESIDENT
Corporation.
REPORTED
HOOVER
HOARDING
MONEY—NEW
PRINCIPAL
2% Treasury certificates, in denomi¬
The President stated that there are evi¬
past 10 months."
Secretary
him
inci¬
"from the active channels of trade during this
Treasury certificates.
substitute for
nations of $50, $100 and $500, designed to attract moneys
withdrawn
radio message, Sunday night, March 6, to the
a
Treasury Department's action in making available a
with
TO
CAMPAIGN
ANTI-HOARDING
OPENS
other.
attention, in
AS
SEEKING
BANK
NAMES
TO
Following 'a statement presented
Hoover
by
Benjamin
Schwartz,
on
SAID
OF
BANKS
OFFENDERS.
YORK
BE
ONE
OF
March 9 to President
Director-General
of
the
Institute of Scrap Iron and Steel, in which it was alleged
that the scrap
iron industry had been "particularly affected
by the restrictive credit policies of the banks of the coun¬
try," Mr. Schwartz
was
represented as having said that the
Chief Executive had been extremely interested in
tion of the statement
dealing with
money
the
por¬
hoarding by banks.
"The
Mr.
Hoover, it was stated, declared that "the Government
American people," said the President, "have at this moment
had
provided ample funds by relief measures which included
of
one
a
the
greatest opportunities in their history to show
assured
an
faith in your country."
confidence
and
active
an
faith
in
their
own
the creation of the Reconstruction
destiny which is the destiny of the United States—and by
ests.
that
faith
ward the purpose
that
"Fighting
forces in
shall
we
win
this
great depression is
a
hundred battles
a
battle."
on
a
a
President
The
said
with destructive
war
hundred fronts.
We must
needs fight as in ia great war; we must meet these destructive
forces
by mobilizing
them.
A
our
thoroughly
resources
non-partisan
reconstruction is in progress.
and
our
people against
patriotic
of
program
Finance Corporation to
permit the banks to extend credit to small business inter¬
' If the banks
were
not co-operating in
carrying for¬
for which the program was advocated the
President wanted to obtain the details," Mr. Schwartz said.
"He
failed to
sought specific instances where banks had
I intend to send
give this aid.
a
list of banks to the Presi¬
Mr. Hoover indicated that he would study the matter
dent.
and determine the
situation."
The Government has exerted
Incidentally it was noted in a Washington account, March
itself to the utmost to give a sound, stable basis to the Treas¬
5, to the New York "Times," that a report was persistent in
to banking, to industry and to agriculture.
ury,
ernment alone cannot
the inherent
resources
produce prosperity, but it
The Gov¬
can
and strength of the American
liberate
people.
The people themselves must apply those resources and exert
it clear to the
that
citizens,
strength."
He also said i
Battle
which
from
The time has
now
arrived for
a new
offensive rally in the spirit that has
This
made America great.
The battlefront to-day is against the hoarding of
currency, which began about ten months ago, and with its growing inten¬
sity became
from
national danger during the last four months.
a
It has sprung
fears and apprehensions largely
causes
which
now
no
the reflex of foreign and domestic
longer maintain.
But it had grown to enormous
dimensions and had contributed greatly to restrict the credit facilities of
country, and thus directly to increase unemployment and depreciate
prices to our farmers.
our
I believe that the individual American has not realized the harm he
has
done when he hoards even a single dollar away from circulation.
He has
not realized that his dollar compels the bank to withdraw
many times
that amount of credit from the use of borrowers.
These borrowers
are
the local merchants, the local manufacturers, the local
borrowings
cost of
are
the money they
use to
buy goods, to
farmers, and their
pay wages and the
keeping their business going.
One hoarded dollar deprives some wage earner of at least
his pay.
Multiply this simple example by nearly
a
billion and
a
part of
half of
dollars of idle money now hidden in the country and
you may get some¬
where near a true picture of the enemy of our national
security that
No
farmers.
one
in the country to-day could be brought into active
be
a
sums
from
the
active
sums
at
of money which have been with¬
channels of trade
during this
past
ten
months.
They have summoned the leadership of thousands of public-spirited
and women.
Already
men
-
have evidences of the progress of these efforts and that the
hoarding of money has stopped.
The tide has turned and some of these
we
of
an
important element in the Ad¬
of Congress.
other relief measures
provided in the Glass-Steagall law, and by the Re¬
highest
It is known that the President himself finds
it rather difficult to understand the attitude of any bank which, in a time
of economic distress such as
refuses
the Nation is
passing through fails
now
and safeguarding provisions of
avail itself of the credit
to
or
the
Glass-Steagall and Reconstruction Finance Corporation Acts.
The
of particular institutions on which the Administration places
names
the stigma of hoarding are
officials.
—one
It
can
of the most powerful in
one
fact, it
the country—is mentioned
as
the worst
The liquid assets of this bank are to-day estimated
When prosperity was at
to
confidentially mentioned daily by Government
a New York bank
be said on the highest authority that
at
85%.
its peak, these liquid asset® were 35%, according
official, and at that time this bank "boasted" that such was the
P.
was
declared.
MORGAN
BROADCASTS
CREATED
DITIONS
of
the
Block
{appealing in
a
radio
THROUGH
rule against
P.
DRIVE
TO
by
the
BLOCK
CON¬
interviews and speaking for
on
in
New
York
by
March 23 for the support of
organization in its efforts to relieve the
through
unemployment.
Mr.
speech, the first to be broadcast by him,
mitted
BY
RELIEVE
UNEMPLOYMENT.
Organization
radio message
arising
OF
FORMED
Morgan consented to aid the campaign
Community
the drive of the
distress
SUPPORT
IN
ORGANIZATION
COMMUNITY
Breaking his
under the leadership of Colonel Knox, is seeking the support
of every voluntary organization and every individual in the
country to
bring out of hoarding these great
among them
The dispatch
construction Finance Corporation, is the opinion of some of the
publication, J.
my request,
drawn
banks,
the country.
generally are not taking advantage of the credit and
officials in the Government.
circulation, there would
Organization, which has been formed
the
The same report was current in the cloak rooms
of money hoarded
Citizens' Reconstruction Organization.
Reconstruction
be the opinion
to
the banks
That
great lift to the whole of our economic progress.
The Citizens'
broadcasting
quote also said:
we
known
and office buildings
increases unemployment and sorely afflicts
will deny that if the vast
they include many
most powerful in
ministration personnel.
J.
It strangles our daily life,
in
we
vaguely call "hoarding."
our
is
offender.
some
Hoover,
country that not all the hoarders are plain
that
but
of the
some
Against Hoarding of Money.
President
that
Washington
opening of the "baby bond" campaign [on March 6], or pos¬
sibly at some later time [there was no reference to the
matter in the radio address referred to.—Ed.] would make
National
Broadcasting
Co.,
WJZ and WHAM, between 8 and 8:15 p. m.
Morgan's
was
over
trans¬
stations
Mr. Morgan,
his home oil Madison Avenue, pointed out
who spoke from
is on a volunteer basis, and
that "the whole organization
for
exists
single purpose of discovering and relieving
the
"We have reached a point
Mr. Morgan also said:
want."
governments or the gifts of individuals, no
where the aid of
insufficient to meet the conditions
matter how generous, are
So we must all do our bit.
which have come upon us.
.
.
.
hope—and I fully expect that hope will be
great block-aid organization, starting
It is my earnest
this
realized—that
will prove in large measure to be
its work next Monday,
on
REVIEW
MONTHLY
f
it is of smaller
lems confronting the railroads shows that
bblieved
dimensions than has been generally
or
Teported."
requirements of the more important roads," said the
"The
President, "in meeting interest and renewal of their matur¬
meeting their other obligations during
ing securities, and in
$300,000,000 to $400,000,000."
1932 will be from
"Of this
amount," the President said, "the Railway Credit Corpora¬
provide a minimum of from $50,000,000 to $60,-
tion will
000,000, and it is assumed that many bank loans will be
Therefore, recourse to the
continued in the normal way.
the
much-desired solution of the most pressing problem of
Reconstruction Corporation by the railroads will be much
our
country to-day."
less than was
originally thought, and even the mentioned
diminished by revival of the bond market
amounts would be
ANTI-HOARDING
SAYS
HOOVER
PRESIDENT
BROUGHT
ALREADY
HAS
CAMPAIGN
placing of bond renewals in normal fashion."
and the
RESULTS.
difference of opinion existed in the
Intimating that a
11 President Hoover announced, according to
On March
the Associated
Press, that the anti-hoarding campaign was
in
2,395 communities and had shown positive
active
now
bringing money back into circulation,
and useful results in
part:
General Dawes, President of the
chairmanship of Col. Frank Knox has now been extended by the organiza¬
tion to 2,395
communities.
Additional communities are being organized each day under the leader¬
The press of the country has patriotically
literally millions of dollars in advertising and reading space,
ship of eminent men and women.
contributed
believes that at least one-half the burden should be carried by
the Board,
holding the obligations.
To reconcile these
co-ordinate railroad financing by the Government was
institutions
banking
divergent views and
business before the conference.
said to have been the
Action
.
materially aiding the effort.
The
campaign
reflected in the increase of currency returned to circulation, the increase
deposits and the purchase of Government certificates from money
of bank
which has hitherto been in hoarding.
returned to circulation in all sections of
In fact, hoarded money is being
Our people are realizing the moral responsibility involved
the country.
and
The whole effort is
patriotic service which they may render.
the
definitely contributing to the dissipation of fear and apprehension and
the
to
of confidence.
restoration
The campaign is
set
I hope that the committees already
only beginning.
and his
respective communities is returned to work and that Col. Knox
organization will be supported by the extension of their work into every
community
Their
work
just
has
aid
and
employment
where hoarding has taken place.
final objective—that is, the restoration of
organized at
not
one
asking the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to speed action
are
applications for loans which have been pending since the organization of
its Board and final action on which, for one reason or another, has been
To date the loans to the roads aggregate about $48,000,000, but
deferred.
applications now pending are believed to total a much greater sum than this.
The conference came about as the result of a call on Mr. Hoover by
General W.
Atterbury, President of the Pennsylvania RR.
W.
reappeared and with
he
General Atterbury, it was
disclosed, had gone at the request of the Presi¬
Transportation Building and extended his name and invitation
to all members of the
maintained
month
tention
Committee to meet at the White House for a heart-
Those who responded were:
of
known
the
made
At
Board.
Reserve
by
March,
on
Corporation
in all directions.
1
by
Eugene
Governor
and
the
the
during
Its
time
same
the
Alfred P. Thorn, General
for
of
E.
bentures
the
open
Corporation
market.
officials were
represented as somewhat surprised at'a decision of AttorneyMitchell
General
the
that
Agricultural' Department
entitled to 10% of the proceeds
of debenture sales.
$50,000,000
been believed that only
was
was
It had
capital stock subscriptions until it had borrowed
In other
words, it could now float debentures amounting to $450,000,000 on the basis of $150,000,000 worth of capital stock
up
the legal limit on capital stock paid in.
to
which the Treasury had
President Hoover announced on March 25 that the
"Sun"
A',
added:
A total of 587 banks and trust companies have
The average loan to
of the carriers' indebtedness owed them in return for a
an
average
received $126,849,073.
A representative of the
loan associations
with the
A total of 13 carriers has been
average
RAILROAD
land banks have received $775,000
REQUIREMENTS
IN
1932
$400,000,000—RECONSTRUCTION
SUPPLY
PART
OF
of the committee, there
which method should be followed.
Uppermost in the minds of the railroad executives, it was said, was that
loans
from
Finance Corporation
Reconstruction
the
needed to prevent
receiverships should not be delayed because of a difference of opinion among
the directors of the
General Dawes is believed to feel that
Corporation.
banks should be left free to provide
that
their
should
reserves
be
not
credit for reconstruction purposes and
partly depleted by carrying the
even
Dawes Talks to Executives.
General Dawes did not attend the conference.
with
several
railroad Presidents
BETWEEN
FINANCE
as
which require immediate support
the
White
House
conference
bring
about
confronting the carriers
from the Board.
General Dawes said
had dealt with several phases of the
railroads' problems, including loans.
to
But afterward he conferred
to the situation
It was desired by the President, he
"co-ordination
between
the
Mr.
Meyer denied that there
loan policy.
was any
He declared that there
as
to whether
difference in the Board as to its
was no
truth in the report that the
it should grant only half
Secretary Mills, Who also is
a
of the loans
member of the Board, insisted that the
reports of differences within the Board were unfounded.
question
as to
been
brought
He said that the
whether private banks should aid the railroads in meeting
their maturing obligations and in their
up
in
a
definite
way at
reconstruction program had never
the Board's meeting.
Suggestion Made by the Inter-State Commerce Commission.
TO
The suggestion that banks carry half was
an
examiner
of the
first made in a letter from
to the Secretary
Inter-State Commerce Commission
and Treasurer of the Missouri Pacific RR., the latter having
with
Hoover
on
March 18 and 19
railway executives and members of the Reconstruction
Finance
mission
Corporation and
the Inter-State Commerce
Com¬
brought 'a statement from the President on March 19
in which he said that "examination of the financial
the
sought by the railroads and permit the banks to carry the other half of
AND
$300,000,000
CORPORATION
FUNDS.
Conferences had by President
and
railroads
Government."
the railroads' present financial burden.
loan being $3,613,504.
and three mortgage
loan companies have received $1,362,000.
In addition to $50,000,000
turned over to the Secretary of Agriculture for agricultut&jl loans, the
Corporation has loaned $292,084 to one live stock credit association.
Two joint stock
contentions by any of them as to
Board was divided
of $443,461.
Railroads have received $46,975,557.
assisted,
carriers said to-night that while this question was
discussed with the President by several members
said,
banks and trust companies totaled $216,162.
loan per company
corresponding amount
provided by the Corporation.
that
totaling 18 have received $2,917,900,
an average of $162,055 per association.
A total of 13 insurance companies have received loans of $5,765,000, or
Building and
Co.
E, Williamson, President New York Central Lines.
4.25 and lasted one hour and five minutes. . . .
There is a difference of opinion on the subject among the rail executives
also, some believing that the Corporation should provide the full amount
of the loan requested, others holding that the banks should carry one-half
The conference began at
Recon¬
had loaned a total of $234,-
Associated Press accounts to the New York
981,714.
Milwaukee St. Paul & Pac. RR. Co.
financial necessities of the railroads.
bought.
struction Finance Corporation
York New Haven & Hartford RR. Co.
F.
Corporation explained that it would not ask for 'ad¬
ditional
System.
George M. Shriver, Senior Vice-President Baltimore <fc Ohio RR.
were no
the
Gray, President Union Pacific System.
McDonald, Vice-Chairman Executive Committee Southern Pac.Co.
H. A. Scandrett, President Chicago
authorized the De¬
In announcing the debenture issue
partment under the law.
Pacific Ry. Co.
Senior Vice-President Missouri Pacific Lines.
J. J. Pelley, President New
the
being
& Nashville RR. Co.
Fairfax Harrison, President Southern Ry.
A. D.
indicated that the de¬
the Treasury instead of
sold to
be
would
in
offered
Finance Corporation,
Durham Jr.,
M.
Carl R.
Department would receive
the
Co.
Charles Donnelly, President Northern
was
Meyer of the Federal Reserve Board and Chairman of
Board
RR.
W. R. Cole, President Louisville
10% of the contem¬
plated issue for additional seed loans.
Governor Eugene
ture that his
Pennsylvania RR. Co.
Chespeake & Ohio Ry. Co.
Buckland, Chairman of the Board, New York New Haven & Hart-
E. G.
of the Department of Agricul¬
Secretary Hyde
Counsel, Association of Railway Executives.
W. W. Atterbury, President
J. J. Bernet, President
Federal
announcement
of Railway
Executives.
in¬
Chair¬
Meyer,
of
Aishton, Chairman Executive Committee, Association
R. H.
date $250,000,000 debentures
eiarly
an
CORPORATION.
FINANCE
Corporation
activities
its
at
issue
to
made
was
Finance
Reconstruction
The
man
RECONSTRUCTION
THE
OF
Executives, which happened to
to-day.:
be meeting here
to-heart talk with Mr. Hoover.
ACTIVITIES
But half an hour later
call.
him were the other members of the Advisory
Committee of the Association of Railway
dent to the
He was
short time, and when he departed he indicated
his visit was just another "courtesy"
that
present
agriculture.
to
heard in the Capital to-night is that the
on
with the President only a
will continue until the last dollar that has been hoarded in their
up
roads
Loans Is Lrged.
on
Other unofficial information
produced positive and useful results, as
already
has
the
railroads need in order to meet their maturing
On the other hand, it is said that Eugene Meyer, Chairman of
obligations.
the
Reconstruction Finance Corporation, is
take the position that the Corporation should carry
maximum of loans which the
Citizens' Reconstruction Organization under the
The campaign of the
18, to the New York "Times" said
ington dispatch, March
in
understood to
The President's statement said:
making loans to the railroads, a Wash¬
ration could go in
increasing bank deposits and swelling the sales of Govern¬
ment bonds.
Reconstruction Finance Corpo¬
directorate as to how far the
prob¬
the Commission for
tion.
It
was
approval of
suggested that a
banking firm of J.
P.
Morgan & Co. to ascertain whether the bankers
would be willing to carry half of the carrier's
a
time
as
the
indebtedness to it for as long
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
sponding amount.
applied to
loan of $23,250,000 from the Corpora¬
representative of the road approach the
a
might carry a corre¬
MONTHLY REVIEW
The amount of the indebtedness to the bankers
had been followed and that the bankers
unwilling to
agree to such a
Alleghany Corp.
Interstate
from
At
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway to
Sweringe©
frowned
upon
on
Commerce Commission,
according /to accounts
be
may
of
necessary
The condition
that
was
security
for notes to be used in connection with the purchase of or payment
"stock of
other company or of any person,
for
evidence of indebtedness of any
any other company or any
partnership, or association," unless such
pledge is hereafter specifically authorized by the Commission.
of the
new
notes in
A brief memorandum of the Commis¬
$3,950,658.
made public on the date
of its report, March 11, but the
text was
nO)t made public until to-day.
Referring to the issue of notes for the purchase of the stock, it says:
"The record fails to show whether the applicant intends to use as
lateral for the foregoing notes any of the bonds which it is
ity to pledge.
col¬
asking author¬
public interest and under existing conditions we think it is proper to require
keeping railway properties
otherwise
of
connection with the provision of funds
in operation, meeting fixed charges and
maintaining credit and that the authorization granted herein
should be restricted accordingly.
It is
our
view that it was not the intent
Congress, in exempting short-term notes to a limited extent from the
power,
short-term
financing by borrowing for
to the
germane
maintenance
other than those strictly
purposes
and operation
THE
HOUSE
ALSO
PROVIDE
A
FUND
BANKS
HUGE
WITH
OFFERS
NATIONAL
FOR
of their properties in inter-
State commerce."
NATIONAL CREDIT CORPORATION TO REPAY SUBSCRIBING BANKS—
15% PAYMENT MARCH 28 AND 10% APRIL 11.
On March 8 the
daily
tion suggestion on
that day when Representative Steagall
Alabama, Chairman of the Banking land Currency Com¬
mittee, introduced a bill to create a fund of $517,000,000 with
to
guarantee deposits
in
instance
the
President
of
but
non-rediscounta ble
collateral,
repay on March 28 to subscribing banks
paid by such institutions for
it
was
learned
on
for the intended
to
15% of the funds
renewable gold notes,
one year
March 22.
arranged
On April 1 notice was issued
repayment of another .10%
April 11.
on
GLASS BANKING BILL INTRODUCED IN SENATE IN REVISED FORMAMENDS FEDERAL RESERVE AND NATIONAL BANKING LAWS.
In
revised form, the bill of Senator Carter Olass,
duced in the Senate
Senate
March 17, following its revision by a Sub-Commit¬
on
tee of the
the
Senate Banking !and Currency Committee.
original bill the
places
severe
revised measure,
it
Like
pointed out,
was
restrictions npon the use of Federal Reserve
credit for collateral loans, creates a
liquidating corporation
to take over the assets of closed banks,
m'akes
intro¬
Jan. 21, was again presented to the
on
drastic
restrictions
defines affiliates and
branch
upon
banking.
While
stating that the
new
bill follows generally the lines of the
original
bill, it
was
noted that
changes
have
been
made,
several
rather
important
during the prolonged
however,
study which has been made by the subcommittee.
standing features of the
in
a
Washington
"Journal
1.
bill
new
dispatch,
were
2.
17,
March
to
the
The out¬
as
follows
New
York
Prohibition
against the making of loans for
the account
of others
(1)
By
transferring $167,000,000 from the
States Treasury.
banks had
no
banking
This amount, Mr. Steagall said, had been
4.
Restoration of surplus
of Reserve banks
distributing earnings contemplated in
5.
the Reserve Board to
are
6.
as
of Dec.
31
require
cease
a
last
before
amendment.
Penalty clause, proposing withdrawal of 15-day borrowiug
sory notes, modified so as to
or
new
previous order from
a
on promis¬
Reserve bank
increasing security loans while Reserve funds
being borrowed.
Existing
requirements for member banks variously located
of restoring over a period of five years reserves
formerly
reserve
altered to the extent
required supporting time deposits.
7.
Liquidating corporation to be set
under this bill to be given au¬
thority proposed in Thom^s-Beedy closed bank bill to issue debentures in
amount fbur.times its
up
capital, if desired.
8. A minimum capital of $100,000 to
(3)
9.
of
a
of obtaining
an
additional $70,000,000 by the same process after the Board
to function.
commences
added, to create
was
'a
The Steagall measure proposed, it
"Federal bank liquidating board,"
composed of the Secretary of the Treasury, Comptroller of
the
Currency and three members appointed by
the Presi¬
assess member banks an
additional $100,000,000 annually after the first 12 months,
institutions.
are
have
'any member bank,
the Currency as insolvent,
of
Federal
Reserve
bank has
System
be returned to the member banks.
at not
over
off all depositors in installments, the final payment
cent,
per
to strengthen crippled
necessary
The Board would take
be made 20 months after the
to
more
come
than 10c. for each
to the situation
collapsed.
Fifty
earnings
would
net
Authority to "tax" checks
$100 would be allowed.
where, so far
"We
National banks
as
concerned, people will not longer trust them," Mr. Stea¬
are
gall told the House.
"Millions
afraid.
are
This
did
not
just happen.
It was brought about in part by conditions
could
foretell, also by unwise, unfriendly and unjusti¬
no one
fied
strangling
have been turned
processes that
by the
on
law, and by the Administration, and by the Federal Reserve
banks.
The
money
Federal Reserve
Act did
for the Reserve banks.
Treasury $167,000,000
no
business to
as
intend
not
to
franchise tax, a tax they had
a
The Federal Reserve surplus
pay.
make
But they have paid into the
now
is
$275,060,000."
Mr.
Steagall said it
putting their
to obtain
funds,
in mind and
was
idle to talk to the people about
in banks where the banks would not
money
trust one another.
Any banker who
even
specific date
a
on
to another bank
goes
for 30 days, with
specific purpose
a
which it is to be returned,
,&e said, is confronted with a demand that he put up three,
U>ur or five times the amount he desires to borrow, in securi¬
He referred to
a
member of the Reconstruction Finance
Corporation urging the people to trust the banks but that
same
man
before
comes
"when
an
applicant for
that board will
five times the amount loaned
sound
and
bank."
adequate before
an
emergency
be demanding from
in collateral
lie
will loan
loan
three to
security that is
a
dollar to
that
"Yet," Mr. Steagall added, "we talk to the citizen¬
ship of the country about placing their money into banks
to prevent
hoarding.
of the country are
The truth of the matter is the banks
doing the hoarding.
tion where they cannot be blamed.
them
to
do.
AS
PROVIDED
ESTIMATED
LUTION
TO
in
a
situa¬
IN
AT
BINGHAM
BETWEEN
time like this."
RECOMMENDS THAT
BILL
BE
FORCE
$347,000,000
CONTROL BACK
CONSIDERATION
TO THE
4% BEER
LEGALIZED—TAX YIELD
MINORITY REPORT DISAGREES—HOUSE
existing bank $25,000.
are
They dare not turn their money and liquid
REPORT OF SENATE SUBCOMMITTEE
be required of banks in future
They
It is all th'at is left for
assets over to business purposes at a
In "very exceptional cases" the new bill would permit establishment
branch bank across an adjacent State line, but not further
AND
VOTES
FOR
$800,000,000—
DOWN
TURNING
A
RESO¬
LIQUOR
STATES.
away than
50 miles.
No bank with less than $500,000 capital would be
permitted
branches outside of its own domicile.
10. There
member
(2) Adding
Assessing member banks $130,000,000 in
ratio to their deposits, with the provision
seeking national charters, except when in towns of not exceeding 6,000
inhabitants, their -capital to be $50,000, and if formed to take over the
business of any
franchise tax when the
as a
to make such piayments.
reason
$275,000,000.
1
3. Removal of recalcitrant executives from their banking positions when
complaint is made against "bad banking" methods provided for.
man¬
United
$130,000,000 from the Federal Reserve System surplus of
the
(
Compulsory banking by incorporated firms in recognized
institutions omitted.
Guaranty
the Federal Re¬
System," and would be created in the following
serve
ner:
ties.
of Commerce":
collateral security withdrawn.
on
indicated
Reserve member
the "Federal
as
Fund for Depositors in Member Banks of
and pay
at
Hoover to make advances to banks throughout the country
sound
Federal
The fund would be known
House
on
contained dispatches from
of
provided such funds
Corporation, the so-called "bankers'
October
DEPOSITS-
cratic leaders of the House had taken another Administra¬
certified by the Comptroller of
last
AMENDING
LAWS—WOULD
GUARANTEEING
papers
pool," organized under the leadership of New York Clearing
banks
FOR
HOARDING.
dent, which would be authorized to
The National Credit
BILL
BANKING
Washington, dated the day before, s'aying that the Demo¬
that carriers should restrict their freedom of action in
regulatory
OF
paid by Federal Reserve banks
The conservation of the credit of carriers is a matter of
that bonds issued be used only in
to
objections,
sharply deflationary.
hanks.
York Chicago & St. Louis stock, for which it issued last month one-year
was
any
stated
a
bill considerable opposition
the
CHARGES
which
Marquette stock, 216,000 shares of Erie stock and 167,300 shares of New
notes to the amount of
on
different provisions developed, the
AND
Commission was
Chesapeake & Ohio from the Alleghany Corp. of 46,200 shares of Pere
sion's action
holding by
years.
RESERVE
paying for the purchase by the
The text of the report shows that the purpose of the
to prevent the use
or
Ohio to pledge so
part of the bonds shall be pledged as
no
period of
FEDERAL
and not for the
collateral security for $9,000,000
as
the purchasing
CONGRESSMAN STEAGALL OF THE BANKING AND CURRENCY COM-
issue of $28,142,000 of refunding and
an
prohibition against
hearings
MITTEE
of short-term notes.
for
was
acquiring securities of other railroads, in the report made public
improvement mortgage 4J4% bonds
any
it
that under existing conditions rail¬
conditionally authorizing the Chesapeake &
as
the
March 17 by the
road credit should be used for strictly railroad purposes,
to-day,
the
a
however, being centered mainly around the contention tbat
Washington, which said:
purpose of
and
dividend for
many of its
A declaration by the Commission
much
balances
national bank the obligations of any corporation not having earned
called."
off the hands of the Van
was
they are
proposition and believe that the notes
Use of the credit of the
stocks
suggestion
"have indicated tbat
be paid on April 1 1932, as of which date they have been
take railroad
Repre¬
$11,700,000.
was
sentatives of the road advised the Commission later that the
g
is
bank
removed
offering
from
the
orignal
compensation
for
bill prohibition against any
maintenance of checking
the
A
report recommending the sale and manufacture of 4%
beer, as provided in a bill (sponsored by Senator Bingham)"
amending the Volstead Act, was filed on March 19 with the
h
MONTHLY
Committee
Senate
members of
of
member
(Republican) of West Virginia, also
filed
subcommittee,
the
minority
a
report,
report of the majority of the com¬
which declared that "the
responsive to the evidence brought forth at
mittee is not
Senator Hatfield is also quoted as follows:
hearings."
which would satisfy neither
There is no reason for a change in the law,
the
of
subcommittee of the Manufacturers' Commit¬
a
Senator Hatfield
tee.
the
Metcalf
Messrs. Metcalf and Bulkley constitute the majority
Ohio.
a
Senators
fry
Manufactures
on
of Rhode Island and Bulkley (Democrat)
(Republican)
of the Eighteenth Amendment, which
opponents nor the supporters
REVIEW
1933
as
difficulties, and which would divert a large share of the purchasing
of the people from the products of essential industries to that of a
power
non-essential, with the result that economic recovery would be retarded
rather than
Estonian
the
of
to
the
in
Sweden,
of
majority report of Senators Metcalf and Bulkley
Washington account to
quote the following from the
Commerce":
the New York "Journal of
considered
unemployment, ma¬
terially assist agriculture, and national finances, whether the bill would
and
materially
crime,
decrease
decrease
operation and whether 4% beer would be considered in¬
be practical in
/-."''v':
toxicating.
v';/'
"
'/
•
■.
strongly
affirmative, it is recited, and in connection with the last, "doctors and
'
in response to all save the last question were
The findings
scientists testified that
healthful
deleterious effect."
stimulant
,
and
virtually
with
food
wholesome
a
no
Legalization of such a brew would provide a market for between 60,000,120,000,000 bushels of barley a year, says the majority report,
000 and
of beer following its legaliza¬
and continues: "The minimum consumption
tion would be not less than 70,000,000 barrels, and the
not less than
maximum probably
120,000,000 barrels.
pint bottle, would be not less
"The tax yield, figured on a basis of 2c. a
With a
much higher tax of 4c. per pint (or nearly $10 a barrel, compared with $6
in 1919), the minimum yield would be not less than $650,000,000, with a
than
$347,000,000 and probably not more than
maximum possibility of
$800,000,000.
$1,100,000,000."
Paris
his
other
hand,
Representatives,
of
House
the
on
March 14, by a vote of
action
blocs
posal for
r
force
to
Beck-Linthicum pro¬
the
on
amendment of the Constitution turning liquor
an
control back to the States.
OF
KREUGER—WORLD-WIDE
IVAR
GEORGE
OF
to contend with in the suicide
which
in
in ill
also
was
perceive
with
which
Mon¬
on
suffered !a
breaks occurring in all the securities
Kreuger
associated
been
has
name
dealt in in the New York market,
are
he
quick to
was
and
implications,
the stock market, as a result,
severe
the
which
Stock Exchange
and
though
involved,
more
and
particu¬
The
Swedish financier
His
interests
issues
bond
of
the
over
world,
Match
which
Co.
were
wholly
apart
all-embracing
their
from
Sweden; and the sudden development of this
character in
weak spot in
new
International
the
The Kreuger enterprises had ramifications all
placed here.
world 'affairs naturally had a very de¬
pressing influence, with the result that leaders in business
and financial circles
ill results
astrous
in
follow.
to
in
outcome
recalled
attended
and
sorts of
what a
train of dis¬
followed
the collapse
of the Kreditanstalt, the largest private
year
Austria,
and
this
of
inclined to conjure up all
They
consequences
May last
bank
were
new
the
outcropping of disaster in another
they
were
apprehensive as
to
As it happened, -too, the news of the death
part of Europe.
by his own hand of George Eastman of photographic fame
involved
there
for
the
such
the
wrere
but
act,
the
commanding
a
itself occasion for
And
a
no
In this chse
gloom.
financial involvements to account
passing out
sudden
in
figure
Mr.
of
with
business
cription.
to
wTas
feeling of despondency and depression.
Eastman's
been
such
an
W.
was
G.
a
the Eastman
on
every
the
des¬
was
had been
s'aid, in explanation, that the
reduction
in
He added that there
the amounts
to
Mr.
and unmarried.
$400,000,000
the
which
in
Company.
More
turn
Match
subsidiaries of the
220 additional
than
Swedish
the
International Match
the
owns
Kreuger & Toll Company operate in all parts of the world,
in
and
banking,
as
iron
paper
and
production and
ore
Match manufacturing was the most important
monopolies
activity,
loans in
for
change
factories,
chemical
real estate.
single
activities
diversified
such
mills,
pulp
having
obtained
been
in
ex¬
Lithuania,
Latvia,
Estonia,
Poland,
Yugoslavia, Rumania, Greece, Ecuador, Peru, Danzig and
special
while
France and
regret
made with
were
in
of Mr.
York
New
for
the
expressing deep
statement
"During
Kreuger.
of his visit -to America he was ill and seemed
of
"He recovered
a
death
the sudden
the verge
on
issued
companies,
over
bankers
Co.,
&
Higginson
Lee,
Kreuger
also
agreements
Germany.
a nervous
breakdown," the statement said.
sufficiently to permit his departure for Paris,
He had
loan negotiations with us during
no
visit, but his review to
us
his
of the financial position of his
companies appeared satisfactory, considering the condition
international
of
Match
difficulties
the
and
trade
transfer throughout
Co., in Stockholm, issued
exchange
of
Officials of the Swedish
the world."
statement the same day
a
attributing the death by suicide of Ivar Kreuger to "the
superhuman burden of work which he had borne during the
and which resulted, while he was in New
last few months,
York,
in
business
In
of
sessions
to extend
Mr.
alarmed his
held
Parliament,
over
the
the Government
passed authorizing
brief moratorium to business interests in Swe¬
a
Acting
Toll
Swedish
the
were
this legislation, the Cabinet decided early
on
to grant this privilege to the Kreuger
Monday (March 14)
&
much
colleagues."
week-end, laws
den.
which
breakdown
nervous
a
Co.
and
three
to
affiliated
smaller
to
concerns,
Kreuger's heirs and ,to four of his business associates,
"The moratorium scheme bad
including Krister Littorin.
been
before
prepared
dispatch
ment,
to
it
the
Mr.
as
country
result
a
express
basically
New York
-the
occurrence,
Monday
view
sound,"
quite
the
"Herald Tribune"
Stockholm
Stockholm
Govern¬
and
all
banks
morning.
in the
"Stockholm
Kreuger companies
dispatch of Monday to the
said.
Exchange
"Their difficulties are
the form of loans to Ger¬
European States."
Stock
a
The
Kreuger's death as a
the
that
a
caused chiefly by frozen assets in
many and other
said.
No banking difficulties were looked
the
business
resumed
financiers
are
of
Mr.
regarded
"national catastrophe."
for
"Times"
York
New
added,
was
Kreuger's death,"
It was announced that
would close until
further
notice, this action being taken, dispatches said, to prevent
any
panicky liquidation of Kreuger issues.
announced, however, late Tuesday,
trading
on
PAYMENT
A decision w!as
(March 15)
to resume
the Stockholm Exchange Monday, March 21.
OF
$2,000,000,000 SOLDIER BONUS ADVOCATED
'
REPRESENTATIVE
BY
PATMAN.
obliged to
dropped because current earnings
justify its payment.
a
result of
a
through
controls
organization
Company,
Declaring that "balance the budget
its stock for the first time since
would
be
character and
company
did not appear to
also
in common
Stuber, the President of the company, then
early in February)
extra dividend
of
recently,
as
52 years old,
was
controlled
were
This
concern.
great diminution of its income
that
extent
had
death,
undertakings
suffering
omit the extra dividend
1005.
world
Co., the stock of which broke badly on the announce¬
ment
and
existence of
of
the industrial
there readily came to mind the fact that
Kodak
(it
further
community in
apparently
out only
Kreuger & Toll Company, which is a holding and financing
larly Kreuger & Toll shares, altody selling at very low
figures, Kreuger & Toll 5% bonds, and likewise the different
made
suicide-was
the
of
Discovery
March 4.
,
serious reverse
a
March 12 of Iv'ar Kreuger,
become
Our
health.
14,
collapse,
on
had
he
significance
its
day, March
new
world had
evidently because of the financial
head of Kreuger & Toll,
difficulties
FAME.
OF PHOTOGRAPHIC
EASTMAN
business and financial
The
SUICIDE
RAMIFICATIONS—DEATH
being given
the news
apartment,
the latter part
THE KREUGER & TOLL COLLAPSE AS THE RESULT OF THE
Government for the extension
Kreuger's failure to keep business appointments in Paris.
227 to 187, rejected the proposal of
the wet
Exchange
while arrange¬
being,
time
important stock exchanges in the world had closed.
Turkey,
the
On
occurrence
private debts, if such should prove neces¬
on
beverage containing alcohol in such high dilu¬
a
tions would not intoxicate, but that in general it would serve as a
the
Mr. Kreuger shot himself late Saturday afternoon,
sary.
after all
following angles: Whether or not adoption of the bill would promote tem¬
ramifications
with
Sweden
In
ments were announced by the
in
head¬
with aggregate capital
national calamity, the Stock
a
closing for the
Stockholm
in
recites that the question was attacked from the
The majority report
perance
$1,000,000,000.
than
more
promoted.
As to the
organization
that extended into all countries and
was
his
Kreuger built up an imposing
Mr.
financial
and
From
ultimate consequences.
as
quarters
industrial
associate of Ivar
monopoly and
match
also taken his life was calculated to renew
Kreuger, had
f^ars
that M. Margus, director
(March 17)
land, on Thursday,
of moratoria
we
As to the
the news which came from Helsingfors, Fin¬
consequences,
would be of doubtful Constitutional validity, that would add to enforce¬
ment
dividends to employees for 1932.
wage
import to be attached to the Kreuger 'act, and the possible
be
paid in
of the nation" is
of
Texarkana,
a
or
impair the credit
fallacy, Representative Patman (Dem.),
Tex.,
advocated payment
in
a
written
statement
March
26
of the $2,200,000,000 remaining due
3,660,000 World War veterans by issuance of United States
notes.
According to the "United States Daily" Speaker
1
MONTHLY REVIEW
Garner
his
(Dem.), of Uvalde, Tex., said
understanding
mittee of the House would begin
proposition
The
as
"Daily"
soon
as
gave
as
the same date that
on
Com¬
that the Ways and Means
was
hearings
this bonus
on
bill.
follows Mr. Patman's statement of
the House disposed of the tax
The President and the Secretary of the Treasury
know what will restore
business conditions, but they are not favorable to
the plan because it is
alleged to be against the interest of the ultra-rich.
charge of our currency
The failure of the bond-holding class, who have
system, to permit the use of the idle gold in the Treasury
is the cause of our
troubles.
moted by such a move.
values will rise.
velocity and
commodity
price for their products; they
Farmers will get a better
and this wiU give them pin-chasing power;
power
factories will supply their needs which will put
There is
one way
that the currency can
labor to work.
be inflated by placing money in
paying a dole or bonus but
every nook and corner of America, without
by
3,660,000 veterans of the World
The remainder of $2,200,000,000 due
their adjusted service certificates can
annual
than $112,000,000 until 1945 in
payment of more
addition to abolishing a
be paid without a bond issue,
additional interest charges and save the
without increasipg taxes, without
Government
Government Bureau which will save
the people
tens of millions of dollars.
of the remainder due a veteran who has
interest paid
If not paid now, practically all
his certificate will be consumed by compound
on
The veterans and the country
banks and the Government.
to
need this
money now.
This money can be paid by the
issuance of United States notes. We have
$346,000,000 of these notes outstanding now which are backed by 40%
similar
I: manner.
The result of this operation will be to convert a Government
non-circulating obligation into a Government circulating obligation.
The issuance of this additional currency will not affect the gold standard
we will still have more than a 40% gold base; in fact, we need $2,500,000,000
of gold to stabilize our currency and we have $4,500,000,000 in gold.
We have sufficient idle gold to back the $2,200,000,000 in a
gold.
The
holders
that
of bonds
voted by the people to build roads,
were
schoolhouses, and to make other public improvement when one bale
cotton
would pay $100 on the bonds do not want
because they are now getting four
The same
and the bonds four times.
illustration can be applied to other
commodities and labor.
"Balance the budget or the credit of the
Nation will be impaired" is
told
The
Nation owes, or will owe June 30, $18,000,000,000, or a ratio of 22\i to 1.
The situation is comparable to an individual who owns a business worth
$22,500 and who owes $1,000 on it. The increase of $4,500,000,000 in our
National indebtedness will be comparable to the individual increasing his
$1,000 debt on his $25,000 business to $1,250.
Do you think such an
increase would impair the credit of either the individual or the Nation ?
President
through
Hoover
anti-hoarding advertisements.
the
ELECTIONS—IMPROVEMENT
GERMAN
THE
OF
AND
GERMAN
BRITISH SITUATION AND
The outcome of the German elections
proved
Toll
on
Sunday, March
decided improvement in
the condition of
things in Great Britain marked the course of events during
the
month, and to
and,
many,
as a
some
extent also the situation in Ger¬
matter of fact, European affairs generally.
At the German elections President
18,661,736 votes,
rule of its own,
von
Hindenburg received
only 168,453 less than an absolute
or
Adolph Hitler,
majority of the 37,660,377 ballots cast.
and when,
The
New
announced
Bank
Reserve
the "Nazis," while
on
conjunction with other Federal Reserve
portion of the
banks it had renewed for three months its
$100,000,000 credit extended the Bank of Germany in June
Bank of England, the Bank of France and the
last year—the
three
been the other
As a matter of
fact, the Reichsbank repaid 10% of the credit and the
extension for three months applied only to the remaining
participants each for $25,000,000.
The Reichsbank agreed to repay altogether
$22,500,000.
On March 8 the Bank of Germany also
$25,000,000).
reduced its discount rate from 7 to 6%
showing pronounced gain
promises by
as
compared
7,333,165 less than
and its Lombard
A Berlin cablegram,
4, stated that the stand still agreement for mainten¬
(or collateral loan) rate from 8 to 7%.
March
of
ance
foreign short-term credits to Germany which went
into effect March 1 would not be affected
by the payment
by the Reichsbank of this $10,000,000 on foreign
account,
credit
the standstill creditors had already
most of
as
agreed not to take advantage of their option to revoke
the
agreement.
In Great Britain, too,
Great Britain
that
on
was
there was multiplying evidence that
convalescing
very
fast, notwithstanding
March 11 the British House of Commons
extended the
Suspension Act for another year. On March 2, Neville
Chamberlain, Chancellor of the Exchequer, told the House
of Commons that the restrictions on
the purchase of foreign
exchange, which were imposed the previous
the time of Great Britain's
withdrawn the
the
news
that
same
September at
flight from the pound would be
evening. At the same time he confirmed
Friday, March 4, the British Treasury
on
$150,000,000 of the credits it obtained from
private bankers in New York last August in the
save
the pound, thus
endeavor
leaving only $50,000,000 of that
the British
this latter amount
would be paid off March 29 and the remaining $20,000,000
on April
5. The credits from Paris, which were originally
also in the neighborhood of $200,000,000 in two sections of
$100,000,000 each had in the case of one of the sections, been
large credit still unpaid, while on March 28
Treasury gave notice that $30,000,000 of
reduced
He described the repayment to
$35,000,000.
to
New York
"final," according to
as
York "Times," since
return a
to
despite extravagant election
with 1930, secured 11,328,571 votes, or
all the differ¬
as a consequence,
Federal
York
March 4 that in
from
party,
arbitrary
and establish
tyranny.
Fascist
a
cablegram to the New
the American lenders had consented
proportionate part of the 1% commission as
maturity of the existing bills.
The
the date of the
other $100,000,000
section of the French credits, he pointed
bills, "and we have no
(the lenders) to accept repayment
The restrictions on dealings in exchange
is represented by Treasury
out,
The Communist candidate, Ernst Thael-
power
to require them
received 4,971,079 votes; the Nationalist candidate,
before
August."
Hindenburg.
mann,
the German test was
people were subjected last
political parties combined to vanquish the new form of
Austrian-born leader of the National Socialist, or German
von
a way
methods to seize control of the reins of power
to
gratifying, and, barring the Kreuger &
very
disaster,
IN
IN
GENERALLY.
FOREIGN AFFAIRS
19,
In
people.
autumn, when organized labor undertook by most
would repay
RESULTS
com¬
Von Hindenburg represented no party, but repre¬
that to which the British
Gold
The wealth of the Nation is $400,000,000,000; so we are
fallacy.
by
like
of
the currency inflated
bales of cotton for a $100 payment; this
is equal to increasing the interest
a
candidates
$10,000,000 (or $2,500,000 of each of the four portions of
Payment on Notes Advised.
borrowed
absolute majority over
Bank for International Settlements, having
debt.
a
an
triumph for the orderly elements of the German
was a
sented the German
ent
If the volume of money is increased,
already have consuming
on
bined,
The public welfare will be pro¬
that is to increase the volume of money.
getting
the votes cast for all the other Presidential
one-half what it was three
There is only one way to make up for the lack of
years ago.
in which President von Hindenburg
fell only a trifle short of
a
Larger Money Volume Urged.
The velocity of money and credits Is about
War
result of the election,
people.
March 26:
paying
constituted authorities but law and order as well; and the
Theodor Duesterberg,
received 2,517,876 votes, and Gustav
Winter, Independent, received 181,115 votes.
It
sidered
Hindenburg
was con¬
were
put into effect on Sept.
21 1931, when the Bank of
England suspended gold redemption of its notes,
and was
easily carried Cologne and Munich, the headquarters of the
designed to prevent speculative sales of sterling by British
nationals and the flight of capital from England. Actually,
"Nazis," and also obtained
it
especially significant that President
an
von
absolute majority in Ham¬
burg, the home of the Communist candidate.
made
great gains,
election returns,
In
however,
von
dential chair,
fices.
For
a
compared with the 1930
when the party polled 6,400,000 votes.
the run-off election
President
as
The "Nazis"
on
April 10 it
seems
certain that
Hindenburg will be confirmed in the Presi¬
especially
as
at that election a plurality suf¬
time the outcome of the German elections
was
was
stated in the newspapers, the restrictions were never
enforced because the British
public took the suspension of
gold standard calmly and made no general attempt to
convert its money from sterling into other currencies.
As further evidence of improvement the Bank of England
the
made successive reductions
it had reduced from 6 to
to 4 % on
in its discount rate.
5% and
now
On Feb. 18
in March, reduce first
March 10, and then to 3
% on March 17. Tangible
in British affairs in other directions
ignored in view of the Kreuger downfall, but its importance
evidence of improvement
and
also
significance then received
elections
proper
determination
involved
of
recognition.
the
These
question whether
the German
people
pended
to move along in accordance with fundamentally
upon
sound principles in
were
looking forward and could be de¬
national affairs,
the dictation and control of
President
the
von
a
or were
going to yield to
wild and revolutionary leader.
Hindenburg in this great contest represented
best element
of
the
German population,
while Hitler
represented those who would not only overthrow the regular
wrote for the
was
John Maynard Keynes, the
kept coming to hand.
British economist,
not
of
some
of them in
article he
One
obliged to subscribe to any of the fantastic doctrines
the
is
so
fond of promulgating while yet taking
improvement which he reported
place. Mr. Keynes said:
was
taking
)
"Our British textile industries are
more
an
spring number of the "Yale Review."
which Mr. Keynes
note
mentioned
producing 25 to 30%
than they were; our tinplate trade is almost flourishing.
"I
MONTHLY
Our motor
there is.
industry is in
Our
less
than
money
means
any
that it will
the available
general easing of the monetary
Europe, other central banks likewise
were
discount, in addition to those by
On March 2 the
from
% to 5 34 %.
On March 1 the Bank of Lithuania
834% to 734% and the Bank of Chile
from
On March 3 the Rumanian National
6% to 534%-
Bank reduced from
on
8% to 7%.
The Bank of the Irish Free
March 10 reduced from 6% to 5%,
the Danish National Bank reduced from
the Bank of
5.84%.
and
on
March 11
6% to 5%, while
Japan marked its rate down from 6.57% to
On March 18 the National Bank of Austria reduced
from
8% to 7%, and
rate
had
remained
on
March 21 the Bank of Italy, whose
unchanged at 7% since the previous
Sept. 28, reduced to 6%.
THE
There
STATE
OF
TRADE.
change for the better in the state of trade
and little or no indication of an early change in those lines
of business where an increase usually occurs with the advent
of spring—that is, the seasonal advance was smaller than
usual, and in many instances there was no increase at all.
As a matter of fact, the developments in Congress regarding
plans for devising new sources of revenue and balancing the
Federal budget, which involved taking care of a Treasury
deficit in the aggregate of two billion dollars or more, were
not such as to stimulate activity and served rather to act as
a
damper upon enterprise. As far as the steel trade is con¬
cerned, the "Iron Age" reported a slightly higher rate of
steel production at the beginning of the month, the steel
mills of the country being reported as having increased their
operations from 26% of capacity to 27%, notwithstanding
the continued absence, the "Iron Age" reported, of important
tonnage from the three major steel consuming groups—the
automobile industry, the railroads and building construc¬
tions—the increase in the rate of operation being ascribed
to slightly expanding releases from miscellaneous classes of
consumers, but by the end of the month there was a drop
to only 22% of capacity, the "Iron Age" saying that the
mild expansion in the requirements of miscellaneous con¬
sumers had not been sufficient to offset the lack of important
buying by the major steel-consuming groups. Towards the
close of the month, however, some of the trade papers were
was
no
inclined to take
a
more
favorable view of the future, one
steel
authority saying that despite the failure of steel business
to improve during March, normally the month of peak opera¬
tions, the industry was still looking forward to a seasonable
rise of some proportions and current indications were that it
might come in April. The "Iron Age" in its issue of Mar. 24,
stated that expectations of betterment were predicated on the
fact that the Ford Motor Co. must soon release large orders
if it was to attain a volume production scheduled for early
in
April, and other automobile manufacturers who were
marking time pending the showing of the new Ford cars
probably would also release business that had been held
back for weeks because of restricted output; furthermore,
a mild
expansion was taking place in orders for track supplies
for laying of rails and for steel used in highway construction.
Orders for structural steel and
work
reinforcing bars for building
though not impressive.
Some
was expected as a result of the
announced price advances that were to go into effect on
bars, plates, shapes, sheets, hot and cold rolled stripped
steel and bolts and nuts on April 1.
Although many steel
companies had been quoting the higher prices for two weeks
or more
on
current business, there had been little test,
owing to extensive contract coverage for the first quarter.
Efforts to strengthen prices were complicated at seaboard
points on account of growing foreign competition.
The
"Age" also said that steel companies were adding a clause
to their contracts by which the proposed sales tax on manu¬
were
more
numerous,
stimulation of steel orders
factured articles contained in the tax bill under consideration
in the House of
passed
on
to
Representatives at Washington would be
consumer.
This proposal was defeated
the
when the House
came
to vote on it
for March 31 the "Iron
on
In its issue
March 24.
Age" reported:
Notwithstanding that the steel-making rate has not been so low during
the
entire depression except for a brief period last December, the steel
industry believes that this is the "zero hour" and that new business, prin¬
cipally from the automobile industry but to
some extent from
will lift operations appreciably during the next
fortnight.
other sources,
Large orders from the Ford Motor Co., which have been looked for durfor during the five weeks that have
elapsed since the much-heralded Ford
announcement of its new
orders have been placed,
models,
are
expected momentarily.
Some small
and makers of parts for Ford cars have
issued
releases of minor amounts.
Volume production of Ford cars is now ex¬
pected to begin the week of April 18, in which case some of the steel that
requires two
t
or
three weeks for processing must be ordered almost at once,
is believed that the public
*ampaign that General Motors
showing of Ford
has announced.
cars
was
hastened by the
The Chrysler and
Chevro¬
second
quarter
steel
contracts
at
reported
Age"
the composite price of finished steel
lb., against 2.037c. a month earlier,
gave
a
ton, against $14.47 a month earlier and $15.71
period in 1931.
The composite price of steel
scrap was put at $8.21 a gross ton, against $8.25 a month
earlier and comparing with $11.08 at the same time in 1931.
The pig iron composite was stated as being the lowest since
September 1915, while that for steel scrap broke all records.
a gross
same
THE
COURSE
OF
THE
AGREEMENT FOR
534 to 5%, after having in February reduced
them from 6
placed
comparing with 2.128c. at the same period in 1931.
composite price of pig iron March 29 was reported at
at the
Norway and the Bank of Sweden both reduced their
reduced its rate from
State
The "Iron
$14.43
a
have
March 29 at 2.087c.
The
trade."
over
companies
,
increases in prices.
and
secure a
England and Germany already noted.
rates
losing much
let
larger proportion of
gradually
able to lower their rates of
Bank of
now
REVIEW
of its competitors, which probably
As further indication of
situation all
position to get what export trade
Our mercantile marine is
few months.
a
a
heavy industries are likely to improve within
'
The
NON-FERROUS
METALS—NEW
COPPER CURTAILMENT.
of prices of the non-ferrous metals was towards
though in the case of copper there was some
interruption to the downward movement. Another agree¬
ment for the curtailment of the world copper production
was arranged during the month and this accounted for the
interruption in the downward course of prices of the metal.
With reference to this agreement, the New York "Times"
of March 12 reported that after holding conferences here for
more than a month, representatives of the world's leading
copper companies had announced the day before that they
had agreed upon further curtailment of production and that
foreign sales would continue to be made through Copper
Exporters, Inc., the co-operative selling organization whose
existence had been threatened by dissension over marketing
arrangements.
The new agreement, which was expected to
become effective at the beginning of April, provided it was,
stated, for an operating rate, by companies participating
in the conference, of 20% of capacity, compared with the
current rate of 2634% decreasing the world's monthly out¬
put from 85,000 tons to between 65,000 and 70,000 tons,
and would probably bring production below the current
rate of consumption, thus causing a reduction in surplus
stocks.
The new accord was hailed by copper authorities
as
offering a program which would stabilize the industry for
several months, at least, and might result in a definite turn
for the better.
The reduction to 20%, it was pointed out,
was the third lowering of output in a little more than a year.
In November 1930 the world's leading producers reduced
output 15% to 120,000 tons a month.
In December 1931
another reduction was made to 2634% of capacity, or 85,000
course
lower levels,
>
tons
a
month.
It appears that of the world's
monthly production of 85,000
(before the new reduction to between 65,000 and 70,000
tons), 30,000 tons approximately represented output of
companies not represented at the conference.
Some of
these companies, it was stated, are small independent units,
and others are in Japan and Canada.
In recent months
these units had shown a willingness to co-operate regarding
curtailment programs sponsored by members of Copper
Exporters, Inc., and they were expected to show a similar
spirit towards the latest agreement.
Some Canadian pro¬
ducers that have a large gold content in their ore would be
under a hardship in reducing output drastically, it was
observed.
That Japanese producers could be relied upon to
co-operate appeared when the Department of Commerce
at Washington made it known on March 10 that the Japan
Copper Association had announced that curtailment of
production would be further increased by 5% for the first
six months of this year, giving a total output of about 6,000
metric tons, according to a report to the Department from
Assistant Commercial Attache W. S. Dowd at Tokio, Japan.
tons
United Press advices from Brussels March 22 stated that
Belgian copper producers had agreed on plans to restrict
their large production on the basis of actual consumption
for the previous three months, in line with the agreement
made with American producers in reducing production to
20% of capacity.
.\
;
Towards the close of February the export price of copper
had dropped to 5 J^c. and the domestic price to 5 34c.
These,
however, were the result of a completely demoralized market
and the result of special cuts and price slashes.
On March 4
it was reported that underselling of export copper by custom
smelters had abruptly ended when those agencies refused to
fill new demands of European buyers of the metal at 634c.
c.i.f. Hamburg, Havre and London.
Consequently, the
price of the metal had been restored to the official quotation
of 634c. as established by Copper Exporters, Inc.
On
March 23, however, the official price of copper for export
was
again reduced 34c. a pound to 634c. c.i.f. Hamburg,
Havre and London by Copper Exporters' Inc.
Special
offerings of the metal were made on March 23 at 634c.
Here in New York, Lake copper was marked down on March
1 from 634c. to 634c., advanced again to 634c. March 7,
reduced to 634c. March 9, and to 634c. on March 11, and
remained at that figure the rest of the month.
Electrolytic
copper was raised
from 534c. to 534c. March 4, was
further advanced to 634c. March 7, and then cut to
534c. March 9, which was the figure quoted the rest of the
month.
The price of lead at New York was reduced from
334c. to 334c. March 1 and further reduced to 3.15c. March
15.
Tin moved irregularly, but on the whole in a lower
direction, being 20.70c. March 31 against 22.05c. Feb. 29.
PETROLEUM AND
ITS
PRODUCTS—RISE
IN
PRICES.
Sharp advance in Mid-Continental oil and more court
decisions regarding limitation of oil production in East
Texas by military authority were the features in March.
MONTHLY
A general upward swing in crude oil prices, announced on
March 24. and to become effective April 1, sent crude oil
to the dollar
up
barrel mark, the announced goal of
per
Governor W. H. Murray, who last summer instigated martial
law in Oklahoma oil fields to halt the price route which had
tumbled
barrel. As was the
price advance, the
latest move was led by Continental Oil Co. The announce¬
ment, made on Thursday, March 24, posted a new range
for Mid-Continent crude of 76c. a barrel for 29 degrees and
below; to $1.00 per barrel for 40 degrees and above. SinclairPrairie, Barnsdall, and other leading companies followed
prices down to 5c. and 10c.
last November
case
the advance.
on
per
the occasion of
a
Continental announced that the
new
schedule
would
apply to Oklahoma, Kansas, and north central Texas.
The price advance was made possible by a stronger gasoline
market and the marked success attending efforts to balance
crude production with demand.
In
the
action in
East
Texas
to
enforce curtailment
of
of the State militia there were several
important developments. On March 10 an injunction was
granted by Federal Judge Bryant at Beaumont enjoining
producers from violation of the Railroad Commission's per
production by the
well
at this time
was that the Railroad Commission was given
the supervisory authority instead of the military; however
Governor Sterling reiterated that he had no intention of
withdrawing the State militia from the East Texas fields
''as long as it can be of service to the Railroad Commission
in enforcing its proration orders." The situation was stirred
up again on March 24 when the Third Court of Civil Appeals
at Austin, deciding in direct opposition to a three-judge
Federal Court verdict given some time before at Houston,
held that the Texas Railroad Commission was acting within
its legal rights in considering market demand when making
proration orders to prevent underground or actual physical
waste of oil produced in that State. The decision was given
in the application of the Danciger Oil & Refining Co. for an
injunction restraining the Railroad Commission from en¬
forcing proration orders in the Panhandle field where daily
output was limited to 40,000 barrels. Price changes in the
different parts of the country in the case of both crude oil
and the refined product were generally towards a higher
level and in the following we show all the important changes
during the month of March.
Crude
Oil.
1.—Effective immediately,
barrel to $1.30.
the
South
Penn Oil Co.
March 12.—South Penn Oil Co. posts 5c. per barrel advance in Buckeye
new
oil
purchases in
price being $1.35 per barrel.
Oklahoma, Kansas, and north central Texas,
per
The new schedule posts 76c. a barrel
barrel.
for oil of 29 degrees and below, and $1.00 per barrel for 40 degrees and
above.
The
new
range,
effective AprU 1, will be followed by BarnsdaU,
Sinclair-Prairie, and other leading companies.
advance
will
It is expected that the
be reflected throughout all producing centers
with possible
exception of California.
Gasoline
and
Kerosene.
March 1.—Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey announces changes in tank
wagon gasoline prices as follows: Advanced 2c. at Gastonia, N. C., to new
level of 13c. per gallon; advanced 2He. at Mt. Holly and Charlotte to 13c.;
reduced from 13.7c.
to 13c.
gallon at Kings Mountain, N. C.
per
March 11.—Standard OU Co. of Ohio lowers retail gasoline 2c. per gallon
in Ashtabula County and the towns of Doylestown and Rittman.
March
15.—Gulf
Refining Co. reduces retail price of Ethyl gasoline
2c. per gallon to new price of 15Hc. per gallon.
State tax included, in
City of Detroit.
March 15.—Shell Petroleum Co. meete Ethyl price cut of Gulf Refining
in Detroit territory and announces 2c. cut, new
price being 15He., State
tax included.
March
16.—Standard
Oil
Co.
gallon throughout territory.
per
of
Ohio
advances
gasoline
prices
He.
New prices: Sohlo Ethyl, 19Hc. service
station and 19c. tank wagon; X-70 16Hc. service station, 16c. tank wagon.
March 18.—Standard Oil Co. of New York advances gasoline prices
on
tank wagon and service station postings
l-5c. per gallon in Brooklyn
And New York, new prices being 10 He. tank wagon and 12 He. service sta-
tion.
March
lc.
per
Oil
18.—Standard
of Ohio
Co.
reduces
gallon at Doylestown, and in the
Portage and Medina, the
all
following
grades
of gasoline
counties:
Summitt,
new prices being 2c. below the State-wide struc¬
ture.
March 21.—Atlantic
Refining Co., Standard Oil Co. of Pennsylyania
and Sun Oil Co. advance gasoline tank wagon and service station
prices
lc.
per
gallon
in
Philadelphia
New prices:
area.
13c.
plus
3c.
tax
at
advance
in
service stations; 12c. tank wagon.
March 22.—Standard
Oil
Co.
of
New
Jersey
posts
He.
domestic heating oils Nos. 1, 2 and 4, the new prices being 5c., 4c. and 3
He.
a
gallon, respectively, tank
vance
car
at refinery.
and other major marketers
are
Warner-Quinlan
meets
ad¬
expected to follow suit.
March 23.—Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey advances tank wagon and
service station prices He. per gallon throughout its territory, with the
exception of State of Delaware.
March 23.—Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey posts new tank
-as
follows: U.
S. Motor, 60 octane,
gallon; Standard gasoline, 6He.
per
car prices
5He. per gallon; 65 octane, 6c. per
gallon, all prices spot f.o.b. Bayonne,
Baltimore, Norfolk and Charleston
March 23.—Atlantic Refining Co. posts He. advance in tank
°
new
price
being
6He.
at
Boston,
Providence,
Bayonne,
car
gasoline,
Philadelphia.
Norfolk, Brunswick and Jacksonville,
March 24.—Republic Oil Co.
posts
He. advance in tank
car
gasoline
below 65 octane, new price being 6c. a gallon,
March 25.—Standard Oil Co. of New York posts
wagon
He. advance in tank
and service station prices throughout New York and New England.
March 25.—Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey posts 5c. advance in Grade
C bunker fuel oil. new price being 65c. per barrel at New York, Baltimore
to-day,
price
new
of Grade
60c.
per
Galveston,
C
bunker fuel
oil
barrel at Baytown,
Houston
and
Port
Aransas.
March 28.—Standard Oil Co. of Ohio posts lc. advance on all grades of
gasoline throughout its territory. New price is 20c. for Sohlo Ethyl, service
station, and 19c. tank wagon; X-70 is 17c. service station and 16He.
tank wagon.
March 28.—Atlantic Refining Co.
posts
wagon and service station, throughout
lc. advance in gasoline, tank
Pennsylvania and Delaware, with the
exception of metropolitan Philadelphia area.
March 31.—Atlantic
Refining Co. advances prices of Grade O bunker
fuel
oil
5c. a barrel, new price being 70c.
Advance is met by other leading refiners.
at refineries in Philadelphia.
March 31.—Standard Oil Co. of Ohio
posts advance, effective April 1,
in gasoline prices of Medina and
Portage counties,
bringing them to the
State-wide level posted March 28.
Prices in these counties have been below
State-wide structure because of competitive cuts and
present service station
price is 2c. below State structure.
Prices in Lexington, Washington and
Smith townships will be reduced 2c.
THE
TEXTILE
MARKETS
SILK AND
AND
THE
COURSE
OF
RUBBER. ,r;
In the cotton goods trade a state of
great quietude pre¬
vailed, which was accentuated by unfavorable weather
conditions, temperatures dropping below the seasonal aver¬
ages for the month, where during January and February
temperatures had been higher than the average, and by the
disspiriting news from Washington concerning tax legisla¬
tion and the efforts to balance the
budget.
The price of
raw cotton moved
again towards very low levels.
In part
this was a result of doubts as to the extent to which there
would be actual curtailment of acreage the
coming season.
Associated Press accounts from Waco, Texas, March 6,
stated that
only the final word of the Texas Supreme Court
a resort for State officials
testing the Texas
cotton acreage reduction law after the Tenth Court of Civil
Appeals on March 5 sustained a district court ruling that the
law was "unconstitutional, null and void."
The Waco
dispatch continued:
remained
as
District Judge W. O. Davis of Franklin
was
upheld in his refusal of an
injunction the State asked to prevent Fred L. Smith, farmer, of Calvert,
from planting to cotton this year more than
30%
of the land he had in
cultivation in 1931.
County Attorney T. L. Tyson of Robertson County was expected to
Court of Civil Appeals to the Supreme Court.
carry the appeal from the
Judge Davis, in his opinion filed
be
"the
principles of
and
a
essence
of
our
a
on
Feb. 1, declared that enforcement of
special session of the Texas Legislature
tyranny
and
destructive
of the
fundamental
Constitution and would make the bill of rights
a
nullity
farce."
The law
was
enacted
as
a
compromise measure after much
Statewide
agitation for relief from overproduction of cotton and low prices.
other
March 24.—Continental Oil Co., Ponca City, Okla., posts new schedule
advancing the price 15c.
Charleston; 50c. at Baton Rouge and New Orleans.
announces
This increase, similar to that made in Eureka pipelines
(Pennsylvania) crude oil,
at
March 26.—Effective
posted by Standard of New Jersey will be
Harbor Island, Ingleside, Texas City,
would
last week, was brought about by the recent reduction in the gathering rate.
for crude
Norfolk; 60c.
3
the law passed last September at
that Pennsylvania crude oil in Buckeye Pipe Lines has been increased 5c.
per
and
use
production ruling. The only difference in the situation
March
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cotton-producing
curtailment which
were
States
enacted
conditional
allowed to lapse when all
States failed to follow suit.
measures
Several
for cotton
of the cotton-growing
The Texas law, however, carried no conditional
clause to make it void in the event the States
were
not unanimous in legis¬
lative action.
Another depressing feature in addition to the uncertainty
regarding the curtailment of acreage .were reports from
Washington suggesting that if the Federal Farm Board
should begin selling wheat abroad, asAt was rumored that
it would, it might find it convenient also to sell out some of
its large stocks of cotton.
This ignored the fact that the
Farm Board as well as the American Cotton Co-operative
Assn. was under pledge not to market any of its supplies of
raw cotton for a considerable time to come.
Spot cotton in
New York, after advancing from 7.00c. to 7.20c. Mar. 2,
was
down to 6.20c. Mar. 31.
Print cloths at Fall River for
28-inch 64x64 remained unchanged at 3c. per yard.
Fears
of the possibility of labor trouble in the British cotton weav¬
ing industry
This hung as
also an unsettling influence.
the market all during the month.
over wages were
a
cloud
over
On Mar. 22 cablegrams from Manchester (England) stated
that negotiations between employers and operatives in the
weaving section of the Lancashire cotton industry over the
dispute on assignment of more looms to each operative wera
regarded as being at an end.
It was considered impossible
to arrange an agreement because of the decision of the oper¬
atives the previous Saturday to reject the proposal of the
employers.
A meeting of the Manchester Cotton Spinners
and Manufacturers Assn., which had been called to receive
replies from district associations on the question of more
looms, adjourned until April 5.
Meantime chairmen of the
local associations were to meet to consider the general situ¬
ation.
This was taken as indicating a move to arrange dis¬
trict agreements with the operatives.
It was also taken to
indicate the possibility that employers would decide to seek
a general reduction of wages.
The Census Bureau at Wash¬
ington on Mar. 21 issued its final report on the cotton crop
of 1931, based on cotton ginning returns, linters being ex¬
cluded.
This made the 1931 crop 17,060,772 bales of 500
lbs., against 13,931,597 bales the crop of 1930 and 14,824,861
bales the crop of 1929.
This compared with the Depart¬
ment of Agriculture's estimate of 16,918,000 bales as the
size of the crop made in December.
The customary monthly
Census report issued Mar. 14 showed that 450,018 bales of
lint and 52,764 bales of linters were consumed in the United
States during the month of February 1932, as against 433,376
bales of lint and 53,687 bales of linters in
February 1931.
The smallest stocks of carded cotton cloths since the be¬
ginning of comparable figures, in January 1928, characterize
the statistical reports of production, shipments and sales
during the month of February 1932, which were made public
Mar. 14
by the Association of Cotton Textile Merchants of
period of four weeks and
stocks at the end of the month were 239,654,000 yards. This
was a decrease of 5.7% from the total of 254,056,000 yards
reported at the end of January.
Continuing, the Asso¬
New York.
The figures
covered
ciation said:
a
\
,
258,744,000 yards, or 105.9% of
production, which totaled 244,342,000 yards.
Sales were 245,582,000
yards, or 100.5% of production for the period.
The average weekly pro¬
during the
Shipments
month
were
duction was 61,086,000 yards,
Unfilled orders at the end of the month amounted to
representing
a
377,988,000 yards,
decline of only 3.4% from the total of 391,150,000
the end of January.
/
yards at
•
depressed and prices further
sharply declined. On March 31 Japanese double extra 13-15
deniers were quoted at $1.50 @1.55, against $1.6734 @$1-70
Feb. 29; $1.8734@$1.90 Jan. 30; $1.85@$1.90 Dec. 31;
$2.20@$2.25 on Nov. 30 and also on Oct. 31, and comparing
with $2.25@$2.30 Sept. 30; $2.50@$2.55 on Aug. 31; $2.30
@$2.40 on July 31; $2.35@$2.40 on June 30; $2.2234®
$2.2734 May 29; $2.35@$2.40 April 30; $2.55@$2.65 March
31; $2.70@$2.75 Feb. 28 and $2.85@$2.95 Jan. 311931, and
$4.70@$4.75 on Jan. 311930. In the 20-22 deniers, Japanese
crack double extra were quoted at $1.42 34 @$1.47 34 March
31 against $1.70@$1.80 Feb. 29; $1.95@$2.00 Jan. 30; $1.85
@$1.90 Dec. 31; $2.30 @$2.32 34 Nov. 30; $2.10@$2.15 Oct.
31; $2.25@$2.35 Sept. 30; $2.45@$2.55 Aug. 31; $2.25@
$2.30 July 31; $2.40@$2.50 June 30; $2.07 34 @$2.12 34 May
29; $2.25@$2.30 April 30; $2.50@$2.60 March 31; $2.65@
$2.70 Feb. 28; $2.85@$2.90 Jan. 31 1931, and $4.60@$4.65
Prices of
on
REVIEW
MONTHLY
4
raw
silk continued
Jan. 31 1930.
The market for crude rubber became
completely demoral¬
ized, owing to the failure of the Anglo-Dutch
negotiations for
restriction of rubber
advices from
production and exports. Associated Press
London March 20 stated that it was learned
from the
highest quarters that there was no expectation of a
resumption of negotiations for an Anglo-Dutch rubber
limitations plan. The failure of attempts to frame such a
scheme had been announced from the Hague the day before.
Effective regulation of rubber
production or export was im¬
possible,, the British Colonial Office announced, according to
a
Department of Commerce statement issued March 21,
based on a cablegram from Commerciale Attache William L.
Cooper at London. The "United States Daily" of March 22
in indicating this said that the announcement followed a con¬
sultation with Representatives of rubber growers and of the
Netherlands government and was expected to have a con¬
siderable effect
on
the
production policy of many rubber
growing companies that have continued operating in recent
months, merely on the hope that Governmental restrictions
might again be enforced. The announcements referred to
sent the March delivery on the Rubber Exchange of New
fell below 50c. a bushel on Mar.
23, touching 49 %c.
Some
from this extreme low figure occurred at the close
of the month on rumors of damage to the growing winter
recovery
from low temperatures (March having been about
only month of the winter during which temperatures ran
low), coming at a time when the fields were largely unpro¬
tected owing to the absence of a sufficient snow covering
On Mar. 31 the range for the March option was 51%@53c.,
with the close on that day at 52c.
The May option for wheat
wheat crop
the
in Chicago, after rising from 6034c. Mar. 1 to 6234c. Mar.
reached a low of 5234c. Mar. 23, with the close Mar. 31
At Winnipeg the May
54c.
7,
at
option for wheat, after moving
from 6634c. Mar. 1 to 6834c. Mar. 7, touched a low of
58c. Mar. 23, with the close Mar. 31 at 6134c.
The May
up
option for corn in Chicago,
41c. Mar. 9, fell to 3534c.
after rising from 39c. Mar. 1 to
Mar. 26 and closed Mar. 31 at
3634c. May oats at Chicago from 2434c. Mar. 1 rose to
2534c. Mar. 7, and was 2234®. Mar. 26, with the close
Mar. 31 at
2334c.
Associated Press
Italy, March 10,
restrictions had been further
advices from Rome,
stated the Italian Government
that beginning March 21 millers in
would be allowed to use imported
grain for 50% of their flour, while those in.southern and in¬
sular Italy would be permitted to use 70%, both being in¬
creases of 10%.
It was stated that the Government was
gradually lightening the restrictions, in view of an insuf¬
ficient production of domestic wheat, and that formerly
millers could use foreign wheat for only 25% of their flour.
It also appeared that wheat was selling in Rome for $1.65
a bushel, or about three times the price in the United States.
One of the events of the month was the enactment of a law
lifted
on
that day and
northern and central Italy
.
the distribution through the
40,000,000 bushels of wheat
from the holdings of the Grain Stabilization Corporation for
relief purposes.
President Hoover on March 7 signed the
resolution passed to that effect.
The wheat thus made
available for distribution is to be used "in providing for the
needy and distressed people of the United States and Terri¬
tories and for feed for livestock in the 1931 crop failure
areas."
The proposal to distribute 40,000,000 bushels was
contained in a resolution passed on March 3 by the House
of Representatives in Congress by a vote of 344 to 2.
The
U.S. Senate on Feb. 24 had approved a resolution to distrib¬
ute 5,000,000 bushels of the Federal Farm Board wheat
holdings to destitute farmers in the drouth and grasshopper
stricken States of the Northwest for their families and live¬
stock.
On March 4 the Senate concurred in the/House
amendments.
Chairman Stone of the Farm Board opposed
Congress providing for
by
American National Red Cross of
the
measure
and characterized the
proposal
as
"unfair" both
that it
would deprive the Board of about $25,000,000 of its $500,low in all time,
and a price which showed a loss of 29 points from the close 000,000 revolving fund.
the previous Saturday (March 19). Subsequently there was
With reference to the rumors regarding prospective large
some recovery in the
price; nevertheless the March option sales of wheat by the Farm Board, official contemplation
ran«oqt March 29 at 3.,01 @3.03 cents. In London on March of an "intensive sales campaign" by the United States to
2% a new low of1J4 pence, from 234 pence on March 19 was place some of the country's huge surplus of wheat and cotton
reached. In the New York market ribbed smoked sheets for in European and other countries was reported by Secretary
spot delivery was quoted March 31 at 3 1-16 bid and 3 3-16 of Agriculture Hyde on March 18, according to Associated
asked, against 3%@3 Il-I6c. Feb. 29; 4 5-16@4 7-16 Jan. Press advices from Washington, which reported that Mr.
30; 4 13-16c.@4 15-16c. Dec. 31; 4 5-16@4^c. on Nov. 30; Hyde had told newspaper men that, although plans for such a
4 9-16@4^c. Octv31;434@4|4c. Sept. 30;5@534c,. Aug. 31;
campaign were at present nebulous, there was a definite
5M@5&e. July 31; 6 13-16@6 15-16o. June 30; 634c. bid hope that some such procedure could be followed in lifting
May 29; 5 J4@6c. April 30; 6^@7e, March 31; 7^@7%c. the weight of these surpluses from the American market.
Feb, 28; 7%@8c. Jan. 31; 834@834®. Dec. 31 1930, and A possibility that part of the $200,000,000 Farm Loan fund
of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation might be, employ¬
15M@15Ko. Feb. 28 1930/
ed in such a surplus slicing campaign, also was voiced.
"It
SHARP DECLINE IN GRAIN PRICES—RUMORS OF PROSPECTIVE
would not be humanly possible for us to make $200,000,000
SELLING OF WHEAT AND COTTON BY FEDERAL FARM
of loans to agriculture at this time," Mr. Hyde said.
"Since
BOARD—CONGRESS VOTES 40,000,000 BUSHELS FOR DIS¬
we could not loan this amount if we had it, a better plan
TRIBUTION BY RED CROSS.
might be to employ this money in cutting down our sur¬
Grain prices, and in particular wheat prices, suffered a pluses rather than continuing to stimulate production."
sharp tumble during the month of March. A variety of George S. Milnor, head of the Grain Stabilization Corpora¬
circumstances served to impel prices downward.
Among tion,.sailed for Europe on March 16 and this of course occa¬
the chief of these was perhaps the reports that the federal
sioned much speculation as to the purpose of his trip, and
Farm Board contemplated
disposing of a considerable also served to depress prices. The following statement was
amount of its large holdings abroad, but there were other made on March 19 by James C. Stone, Chairman of the
depressing influences as well. The renewed collapse of the Federal Farm Board:
stock market and in particular the depreciation in the bond
The rumors for the last two days to the effect that the Grain Stabilization
market cast a feeling of gloom over the commercial markets
Corporation contemplates dumping its wheat in foreign markets are untrue.
as well as the financial markets.
Then on Mar. 24 the United
Last July a definite policy was announced as to how sales would be made
States Departmentof Agriculture issued a report on farmers' from July 1931 to July 1932. This sales policy was to limit sales in domestic
and foreign markets to an accumulative maximum of five million bushels
intentions to plant wheat, corn, oats, potatoes and other
per month, with the right to sell wheat to foreign Governments or their
crops, and this showed that in the spring wheat region of
representatives in addition to the five million bushels per month.
the Northwest, where drouth had worked such havoc in
The result of this
York
on
March 21 to 3.01c. per
pound,
the Farm Board and to
the farmer, contending
a new
1931, with a heavy reduction in the area harvested, quite a
large increase over the reduced acreage of 1931 was contem¬
plated.
In durum wheat the Agricultural Department said
farmers reported an intention to sow 3,868,000 acres of wheat
this year, an increase of 34.8% over the acreage harvested in
1931, and the intended acreage of other spring wheat was
reported at 16,967,000 acres, an increase of 53.3% over the
acreage
harvested the previous year.
Considerable dis¬
appointment also was felt in the vote in the House of Repre¬
sentatives at Washington on the beer tax, which the trade
regarded as knocking out tlie last hope of the modification
of prohibition regulations which might play an important
part in the stimulation of the consumption of grains generally.
The result altogether was that the March option for wheat
in Chicago, after a rise from 5634c. Mar. 1 to 5824® • Mar. 7,
to
orderly sales policy has been that every
sold in the United States since last
above the world market
bushel of wheat
July has brought a price
considerably
price parity for wheat.
This program has worked to the
benefit of the American farmer
and no
change is contemplated.
A further statement
issued
as
Rumors
by Chairman Stone on
are
George S. Milnor, ViceFarmers' National Grain Corpora¬
continuing to be circulated that
President and General Manager of the
tion, went to Europe for the purpose of dumping
These
a
rumors
are
untrue and they
malicious attempt to manipulate
aiding those who
There will be
j
March 22 was
follows:
stabilization wheat.
of being a part of
have the earmarks
the market for the express purpose
speculating in grain.
stabilization wheat dumped anywhere.
of
are
no
last July how this wheat
and will not be changed.
would be sold.
We announced
This program has been
followed
MONTHLY
The
following from Paris March 23 to the New
putting on record:
Announcement by Ranney.
York
The announcement of the plan was
"Times" is also worth
George S.
Milnor,
He
United States Farm Board wheat to France.
and commercial attaches this morning, and it is
saw
"We
Ambassador Edge
;
to the fact
low and the next crop will not be on
The market will have to be shared with Canada and
hand until
Argentina,
It is understood the American Board will not grant
credits and
that French stocks
August.
however.
are
very
Government affair, since the French
that any deal will not be a
ment has announced a hands-off
PRICES
SUGAR
is due to the present unsatisfactory prices of these com¬
believe that if they were assured of
Govern¬
farm products must soon improve, we are now
corn
and cotton
NEW LOW FIGURES.
harvester-threshers
Mar. 30 to 0.74c.
price of refined sugar at New York was reduced
from 4.15c. to 4.00c. on Mar. 14.
Thomas L. Chadbourne
on his return from Cuba was reported on Mar. 8 as having
said that he would not attend the International Sugar Con¬
ference at Paris on Mar. 14, but that he would continue as
Chairman of the National Sugar Export Corporation. Paris
advices Mar. 22 to the New York "Times" stated that after
for
which until the day before had
seemed certain to fail, the International Sugar Council had
disbanded with a new plan of regulation for world sugar pro¬
duction and export quotas.
The essence of the scheme was
understood to be that Cuba asked Java to cut its export
1,500,000 tons, which was
the amount actually exported in 1931.
The Dutch refused
to agree, but the Europeans, feeling sure that no matter
what quota Java had, its export would not exceed that
figure, were guaranteeing to Cuba that if the Dutch export
more Europe will make good the difference by decreasing
its figures.
On Mar. 24 Havana advices stated that the
Cuban Sugar Institute, the official body under which the
Chadbourne plan operates, had that afternoon after almost
two days of continuance sessions passed a resolution providing
that Cuba's crop would be restricted to 2,700,000 long tons
(against the 3,000,000 tons previously proposed), plus what¬
quota for 1932 from 2,400,000 to
amount the mills have exceeded
ever
their respective quotas
Mar. 30 when the restriction was to become
on
The
effective.
the quotas was expected to amount to about
50,000 tons.
The resolution was signed by President Machado and sent to the "Official Gazette" for publication on
Mar. 26, said a cablegram from Havana on that date, which
further reported:
'■ t
surplus
over
The Institute last night began
advising all Cuban mills regarding their
respective quotas and grinding will cease March 30.
Based
on
a
crop
of 2,700,000 tons plus 567,000 tons carried over from
last year's crop, the quota
as
2,523,284 tons.
leaves
for exportation to the United States is calculated
Local consumption is estimated at 150,000 tons, which
593,716 tons for exportation to other countries.
These figures will undergo some
each mill may have ground up to
Those sugar
to their
modification when the exact amount that
March 30 in excess of its quota is known.
producers who are not in favor of a restricted crop met to-day
and sent a formal protest to
It declared that according
the Sugar Institute.
interpretation of the sugar stabilization law the Institute had no
authority to fix the crop restriction figure, even though it had been approved
by the President, contending that this must be done by the producers them¬
selves.
The protesting mills are
Of the 2,700,000 long tons
greatly in the minority, however.
March 26, 1,956,420 long tons, plus last
year's carryover, is designated for the United States, according to a cable¬
gram
received in the Department of Commerce Monday from Acting Com¬
mercial Attache Alfred Nufer, Havana.
tons
Europe was allotted 593,730 long
plus one-fourth of the balance of the sugar segregated under the Chad¬
bourne plan.
Local consumption is expected to absorb 149,850 long tons,
the cable stated.
Coffee prices were
again very little changed.
No. 7 Rio
delivery was quoted at 73^c. Mar. 31, against 7J^c.
Feb. 29; 73^c. Jan. 30; 7@7J4c. Dec. 31; 6^@6^c. Nov. 30;
5%@6e. Oct. 31; 5^c. Sept. 30; 5M>@5%c. Aug. 31; 5%@
6c. July 31; 6J^@7c. June 30; 6^c. May 29; 63^@6%c.
April 30; 53^c. Mar. 31; 5}4@5%e. Feb. 28; 6^c. Jan. 31,
and 724@7}^c. Dec. 31 1930.
No. 7 Santos was 83^c. bid
Mar. 31, against 8Kc. Feb. 29; 8^c. Jan. 30; 8@8J4c.
Dec. 31; 7M@7Kc. Nov. 30; 7^c. bid Oct. 31; 6%@7c.
Sept. 30; 6^@6^c. Aug. 31; 7^@7>6c. July 31; 8K@9c.
June 30; 83^@8^c. May 29; and the same figures for April
30; 7%@8c. Mar. 31; 7%@8c. Feb. 28; 8%@9c. Jan. 31;
8M(pMc. Dec. 31 1930, and ll^c. Oct. 31 1930.
for spot
FARM
IMPLEMENT
GRAIN
MANUFACTURERS
COTTON
AND
AT
PAYMENT
MUCH
FOR
WILLING
HIGHER
THEIR
TO
PRICES
TAKE
IN
GOODS.
The faith of the International Harvester Co. in the im¬
provement this year of prices of wheat, corn and cotton was
pledged on March 27 to new purchasers of its machines, it
is learned from the Chicago "Journal of Commerce" of
March 28, which went on to say:
The company
announced that it would guarantee to such purchasers
a
price level of 70c. for wheat and 50c. for corn, at Chicago, and 8He. a pound
for cotton, New Orleans basis.
Should the average base quotations for each
of those commodities for the five-day period prior to and
including maturity
dates of notes of its new customers fall below the guaranteed level,
company
will
pay
the difference, crediting it on the notes.
faith that prices of
offering growers of wheat,
with which to pay notes given
machines most
the
stationary
which these new terms guarantee are 70c. a
bushel, Chicago, for No. 2 hard wheat; 50c.
a
farm tractors,
and
windrow-harvesters
combines,
or
The higher prices
yellow corn, and 8He.
bushel, Chicago, for No. 2
a
pound, New Orleans, for middling cotton.
"On notes maturing in 1932, given hereafter in payment
for the machines
listed and representing not more than 40% of the purchase price,
be endorsed the
the
there will
equivalent number of bushels of wheat or corn or pounds
of cotton computed at the price named.
If the
average
market quotation
five-day period prior to and including the maturity date of the
note is less than
bushels
the price named,
the purchaser will be credited with an
representing the price differential multiplied by the number of
amount
or
pounds endorsed on the note.
Deere & Co. announced
a
similar
plan, according to Asso¬
Chicago, which said:
ciated Press advices March 31 from
Deere & Co. announced to-day a plan intended to help farmers
higher values for wheat,
of farm machinery.
for the amount of
corn
and cotton, used
as
obtain
security for the purchase
They said that on the sale of tractors in the corn belt,
an
obligation maturing in 1932, not exceeding 40% of
the purchase price of the tractor, "we will settle with the farmer on
basis of 50 cents per bushel, Chicago delivery, No. 2 yellow
"The same plan
territory
on
the
corn."
will be followed on the sale of tractors in the cotton
the basis of 8H
RESTORATION
OF
New
cents a pound for middling cotton,
\
Orleans," the announcement said.
PEACE
IN
THE
FAR.EAST.
:
'
Restoration of peace in the Far
international importance.
The
East was also an event
hostilities between the
Chinese and Japanese armies in the area around the Inter¬
national Settlement at Shanghai ceased as abruptly on
March 3 as they began on Jan. 28.
There were none of the
declarations customary in warfare to mark the end of the
fighting, as there were none in the beginning.
The Japanese
army, augmented to about 50,000 men, began to make the
territorial gains on March 1, for which it had striven unsuc¬
cessfully for more than a month.
Rapidly extending the
advance, the fresh troops from Japan easily swept the
of
Chinese forces back to the
12^-mile distance from Shanghai
proclaimed as the Japanese military aim. After this accom¬
plishment announcements were made by the Japanese leaders
that fighting would be halted if the Chinese also suspended
activities. Instructions were given at Nanking early March 4
for the Nineteenth Route Army also to cease hostilities, and
the two opposing forces rested on their arms beginning at
1 a. m. March 4.
Peace negotiations were started imme¬
diately, with the aid of the British, American, French and
Italian Ministers to China, and efforts made to hasten a
formal agreement on an armistice.
These discussions have
lagged, however, and have not yet been concluded, owing to
serious differences between Chinese and Japanese representa¬
tives regarding the mode of withdrawal of the Japanese
forces to the International Settlement area.
Authoritative indications
of
the cost
of
the conflict
at
were made available March 17, when the Shanghai
of Social Affairs issued an announcement stating
Shanghai
Bureau
of sugar, to which the sugar crop of Cuba is
limited by the decree promulgated
of higher prices
"The list of machines to which this offer applies includes
Mar. 28, with a recovery on
week of strenuous effort,
assurance
hereafter and maturing this year for purchases of certain
The wholesale
a
higher prices for their
cost-reducing machines
vitally needed in making and gathering these crops.
market during March became further badly
demoralized, mainly owing to uncertainties regarding the
carrying out of the Chadbourne policy of sugar restriction.
Cuban raw sugar, which at the close of February had sold
down to 0.87c., recovered to 0.90c. Mar. 3, but then renewed
its downward course and established a new all-time low at
on
we
"In order to meet this situation, and to evidence our
sugar
0.71c.
to buy implements
harvesting of their wheat, corn
and cotton crops
threshers.
The
who said:
that the reluctance of farmers
that they need.
policy.
TOUCH
convinced
products they would not hesitate to purchase the new
good chance to sell wheat here due
a
are
needed for the economical production and
modities, and
understood he also began
negotiations with French milling agencies.
There is believed to be
made by George A. Ranney. Vice-
President in charge of sales of the company,
Stabilization
ascertain the possibilities of selling
President of the United States Grain
Board, commenced efforts to-day to
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killed and more
the fighting. The missing are esti¬
160,000 Chinese families were driven
from their homes.
Property damage is estimated at 1,400,000,000 silver dollars, or $350,000,000 gold.
"These appal¬
ling figures are not considered excessive,''7 a Shanghai dis¬
patch to the New York "Times" said.
In the five weeks of
fighting at Shanghai the Japanese lost 377 killed and 2,273
wounded.
A report received at the State Department in
Washington from Edwin S. Cunningham, United States
Consul-General at Shanghai, indicated that much of the
devastated area would not be rebuilt for years.
Trade con¬
ditions are rapidly returning to normal, Mr. Cunningham
that
a
total of 6,080 Chinese civilians were
than 2,000 wounded in
mated at 10,040, while
added.
THE MARCH FINANCING
OF THE
U. S.
TREASURY.
the United States Treasury took
the form of the offering of two issues of Treasury certificates
for an aggaregate of $900,000,000 "or thereabouts."
An¬
nouncement of the offering came on Sunday night, March 6.
The first of the two series bore 3l/&% interest and was for
an amount of $300,000,000 "or thereabouts" and to mature
on Oct. 15 1932, being for seven months from the date of the
issue on March 15, while the second series carried 3%%
interest and ran for a year from the date of issue on March 15,
thus maturing March 15 1933; this series was offered for
an amount of $600,000,000 "or thereabouts."
The rates of
interest in these two issues of certificates were identical with
those in the Treasury sale of certificates made in January,
when the Secretary offered a six month's issue of certificates
bearing 3^% interest, and another series running for a year
and carrying 3%% interest.
Subscription books for the new
certificates were opened on Monday, March 7, and were
closed in the afternoon of the very next day.
Subscriptions
aggregated no less than $3,403,225,500, the amount for the
The March financing of
6
MONTHLY
$300,000,000 of seven months' certificates carrying 3^%
interest being $952,619,500 and the aggregate for the $600,000,000 of 1-year certificates carrying 3%% interest being
$2,450,606,000.
The allotments were $333,492,500 in the
case of the first issue of certificates, of which $82,593,500
were exchange subscriptions, which were allotted in full, and
$660,653,500 in the case of the second series running for a
year, of which $414,089,500 were exchange subscriptions and
were
allotted in full.
It will be noted that total allotments for
the two series combined
$994,146,000, or considerably
$900,000,000 ($300,000,000 plus $600,000,000), also that the exchange subscription,
which were accepted in full, aggregated $496,683,000.
In offering the $900,000,000 of new certificates the Secre¬
tary of the Treasury, Ogden L. Mills, stated that about
$624,000,000 of old Treasury certificates of indebtedness
would fall due on March 15, and that about $35,000,000 in
interest on the public debt would also become due and payable
on March 15, and that the proceeds of the sale would
provide
the Treasury with approximately $276,000,000 [as, however,
in
excess
were
of the tentative offering of
the allotments exceeded the tentative offering of $900,000,000
by $94,146,000, the figure would be raised by that amount to
$370,000,000—Ed.] in unobligated money which along with
the tax receipts would enable the Government to meet ex¬
penses until the close of the fiscal year, and that the public
debt would be increased by that amount and would total ap¬
proximately $18,400,000,000 (or $18,494,000,000 if allowance
be made for the $94,146,000 increase in the allotments). It
was also pointed out in some of the calculations at the time
that from its new funds, its tax receipts and its balance on
hand, which would amount to about $250,000,000 on March
15, the Treasury would have to pay the Government's run¬
ning expenses and meet at least three special obligations, to
wit, the Treasury still had $64,000,000 to turn over to the Re¬
construction Finance Corporation and $62,000,000 to the
Federal Land Banks under the allotment of $150,000,000 to
the former and $125,000,000 to the latter.
Moreover, the
Treasury was pledged to purchase $250,000,000 of Recon¬
struction
Finance Corporation
debentures in the near
future.
Thus these expenditures would absorb $376,000,000
of
the
new
funds and
of
the
balance
on
hand—all
these
figures having been given out before the allotments were made
on the subscriptions for the new offering and which, as al¬
ready stated, exceeded the tentative offering of $900,000,000
by $94,146,000.
As is always the case, the subscriptions came mainly from
banks and banking institutions and the fact that the sub¬
scriptions reached such a huge aggregate as $3,403,225,500
was of considerable significance,
bearing testimony to the
fact that there was no lack of banking credit notwithstanding
that the campaign for combating so-called "hoarding,"
which was so actively under way, rested entirely on the idea
that the country was suffering from a lack of banking credit
because of the shortage caused by the "hoarding" referred to.
It appeared at the close of the month that over half a billion
dollars—in exact figures, $501,408,000—of Government de¬
posits had been created through the sale of the $994,146,000
of new certificates, the proceeds of the sale remaining with
the banks for whom or through whom the subscriptions had
been made.
A first call for repayment of these Government
deposits was made by the Treasury on March 31, and re¬
quired repayment on April 5 of $8,553,600 in the New York
Federal Reserve district and $20,056,300 in the entire
country, including New York, leaving still on deposit
$205,286,200 in the New York district and $481,351,700
in the entire country, including New York.
Simultaneously with the $900,000,000 of new certificates
of indebtedness in the regular form there was a special offer¬
ing of certificates, namely, certificates in small denominations
(in amounts running from $50 to $500) or so-called "baby
bonds" designed to attract small sums which were supposed
to be hoarded by persons of moderate means.
Announce¬
ment of this offering was made by Secretary Mills on Satur¬
day, March 5.
In his statement, Mr. Mills pointed out that
the offering was not part of the March financing program of
the Treasury Department, details of which were made
available on Sunday night, March 6, as noted in our re¬
marks above. 1 The so-called "baby bonds" were certificates
bearing only 2% interest, to be issued only in denominations
of $50, $100, and $500, in bearer form, with two interest
coupons attached, payable Sept. 151932, and March 15 1933.
The certificates
are
featured
by radio messages broadcast
Sunday night, March 7, by President Hoover, Secretary
Mills, and a number of other noted men who were engaged
in the anti-hoarding campaign.
Secretary Mills in his radio
message stated that the campaign was intended to put idle
money to work and had been initiated by the President and
was now
being conducted by the Citizens Reconstruction
Organization under the direction of Colonel Frank Knox.
In the Treasury's offering circular, it was stated that paymen at par and accrued interest for certificates allotted must
be made on or before March 15 1932, or on later allotment.
If payment was made after March 15 1932, it would have to
was
on
include accrued interest from that date.
It also stated that
qualified depository bank would be permitted to make
payment by credit for certificates allotted to it for itself and
any
its customers up to any amount for which it shall be
in
excess
of
existing deposits, when
qualified
so
notified by the Federal
Reserve Bank of its districts.
As to the method to be
pursued in getting repayment of the
principal sum of the certificates, in advance of maturity, on
60 days' notice of intention, which would play an important
part in affecting subscriptions for the certificates, the
Treasury circular said, under the caption "Redemption
Before Maturity."
In order to secure redemption before
maturity of certificates issued hereunder, a demand therefor
in writing, describing the certificates by denomination,
serial number and aggregate amount, must be made by the
holder; and the certificates, with unmatured coupons
attached, accompanied by such demand, must be forwarded
or delivered to a Federal Reserve bank, at the holder's risk
and expense.
Sixty days after receipt of.the certificates and
demand at a Federal Reserve bank, payment, at par and
accrued interest, will be made.
As might have been expected, subscriptions for these antihoarding 2% Treasury certificates did not prove startling.
According to the "United States Daily" of March 18, the
Secretary of the Treasury in a statement on March 17, said
that the exact amount of anti-hoarding certificates sold might
be announced soon if Colonel Knox approved, but, the Secre¬
tary added, "You will not gasp for breath when you see
them."
He recalled that the certificates were merely an
adjunct to the anti-hoarding campaign and that the volume
of their sales did not reflect the activity of the whole move¬
ment.
"There is not a great deal of inducement to buy 2%
certificates when the Treasury is selling certificates at 3 % %"
said the Secretary.
He also said that the Treasury never
expected to sell a great many anti-hoarding certificates, and
the money which the Treasury had obtained from the sales,
being such a small amount, had been left in the banks of the
country, as the Treasury had promised.
It was not suffi¬
cient to aid the Treasury materially, he said.
Two issues of Treasury bills sold on a discount basis and
bearing no interest were also floated during the month of
March.
that
The first
came on
was
in accordance with
an
Feb. 24, and tenders for which
announcement
were
asked until
Feb. 29, but embracing certificates bearing date March 2, to
which reference was made in our review of events during
February.
These
$100,000,000 "or
91-day bills, for an amount of
thereabouts," and were to replace a
similar amount of bills maturing March 2.
They mature on
June 1 1932.
As stated in the previous number of this pub¬
lication, the amount applied for in this instance was $292,984,000 and the amount accepted was $101,412,000.
The
average price obtained was 99.369 or the equivalent on a
bank discount basis of about 2.50% per annum.
This com¬
pared with an average rate on a bank discount basis of about
2.71% per annum at a sale of $62,851,000 of 91-day bills on
which tenders were received up to and including Fob. 19.
On March 23, the Treasury Department announced another
offering of 91-day Treasury bills.
These were for an amount
of $100,000,000, "or thereabouts," tenders for which were
invited up to 2. p. m. Eastern standard time on Monday,
March 28.
They were to replace an issue of maturing bills
of $101,332,000 and were dated March 30 1932 and are to
were
on June 29 1932.
This offering brought tenders of
$360,198,000.
The amount accepted was $102,169,000.
The average price realized was 99.474, making the average
rate on a bank discount basis about
2.08%.
mature
NEW SECURITY ISSUES
New
AND
DIVIDENDS IN MARCH.
financing in the domestic market during the month
of March showed
an increase over the small totals of pre¬
vious months, but was on a much smaller scale than for the
same
month a year ago.
Public utility and municipal
offerings again comprised the bulk of the domestic financing.
The outstanding issue of the month as to size was the
$10,000,000 offering of the Southern California Edison Co.,
Ltd., ref. mtge. gold bonds, series of 5s at 96 and int.,
yielding over 5.30%, followed by the $8,700,000 offering
of the New York Steam
Corp. 1st mtge. 5% gold bonds at
94 and int., yielding about
5.45%. Below we give the
month's financing, which consisted of the following offerings:
FOREIGN
FINANCING.
$12,500,000 Canadian Pacific Ry.—6%
coll. trust conv. debs, at par
10 years.
The debentures will be
ordinary stock of the Canadian Pacific at
$25 a sh. within five years.
Offered by a syndicate headed
by the Bank of Montreal, National City Co. and Dominion
Securities Corp.
and
int..
redeemable
convertible
dated and bear interest from March 15
1932; they will mature March 15 1933 but will be redeemable
before maturity at the option of the holders at par and
accrued interest on 60 days' notice.
The initial offering of
these certificates
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in
into
RAILROAD
*3,435,000 Reading
from 4
Co.—4M%
to
4H %,
FINANCING.
trust ctfs. at prices to yield
to maturity as follows: *1,200,000
equip,
according
series K, due M00,000 each Sept.
1 1932, March 1 1933 and
Sept. 1 1933; and <2,226,000 series L, due $375,000 semi-ann.
1935.
Issued under the Philadel¬
phia plan.
By Drexel & Co. and Evans, Stillman & Co.
each Oct. 1 1932 to April 1
PUBLIC
$10,000,000 Southern
of ref.
UTILITY FINANCING.
California
Edison
Co.,
Ltd.—Additional issue
mtge. gold bonds, series of 5s
priced at 96 and int., yielding over
headed by Chase Harris Forbes Corp.
Rollins & Sons, Inc., and the N. W.
1 1954 and
5.30%.
By a group
and including E. H.
due June
Harris Co., Inc.
8,700,000 New York Steam Corp.—1st mtge. 5% gold bonds, at 94
and int., yielding about 5.45% and due Nov. 1 1956.
By The
National City Co.
7,500,000 Public Service Co. of Indiana.—1st mtge. & ref. 6% gold
bonds, series G at 87 and int., yielding about 7U.% and
due Feb. 1 1952.
By Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc.
5,000,000 Duquesne Light Co.—1st mtge. 4M% gold bonds at 92
and int., to yield 5.06% and due March 1 1957.
By a group
headed by the Chase Harris Forbes Corp. and including
Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.; H. M. Byllesby & Co., Inc.;
T
W. O. Lan^ley & Co.; Lee Higginson & Co.; A. C. Allyn &
Co., Inc.; The Union Trust Co. of Pittsburgh; Hayden Stone
& Co.; J. Henry Schroder Banking Corp. and The N. W.
Harris Co., Inc.
The issue was oversubscribed.
5,000,000 Syracuse Lighting Co., Inc.—1st & ref. mtge. 5%, se£j®f ®
gold bonds at 95 and int., to yield over 5.35% and due Jan. 1
1957.
By J. P. Morgan & Co., Bonbright & Co., Inc.,
and
Schoellkopf,
Hutton & Pomeroy, Inc.
Anglo-Norwegian Holdings, Ltd.—Dividend of 25c. a share on the no
4,000,000 Virginia Electric & Power Co.—10-yr 5)4% secured^conv.
gold bonds at 95)4 and int., to yield 6.10% and due March
1
1942.
By Stone & Webster and Blodget, Inc.; Chase
Harris Forbes Corp.; Bancamerica-Blair Corp. and Brown
Brothers Harriman & Co.
The issue has been oversubscribed.
Art Metal Construction Co.—Quar. div.
com. stock omitted.
Co.—1st mtge. gold bonds, 5% series
to yield over 5.35% and due July 1
1956.
By Drexel & Co. and Bonoright & Co., Inc.
2,000.000 Blackstone Valley Gas & Electric Co.—5% mtge. & coll.
trust gold bonds, series B at 91)4 and int., to yield 5.69%
and due April 1 1952.
By Estabrook & Co. and Stone &
2,500,000 Pennsylvania Power
of 1956 at 95 and
int.,
Webster and Blodget,
Inc.
2,000,000 Utica Gas & Electric Co.—20-yr. gen. mtge. 5% gold
bonds, series E at 93 and int., to yield 5.55% and due Jan. 1
1952.
By J. P. Morgan & Co.; Bonbright & Co., Inc., and
Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy, Inc.
2,000,000 Virginia Public Service Co.—6% 1st mtge. & ref. 20-yT.
gold bonds, series O at 78 and int., to yield iover 8)4% to
maturity, due March 1 1952.
By a group headed byHalsey,
Stuart & Co., Inc., and including E. H. Rollins & Sons,
H. M. Byllesby & Co. and Blyth & Co., Inc.
stock omitted.
par com.
stock
com.
as
div. of 25c. a share on
compared with 40c. a share paid previously.
of 10c. a share on the no par
Associated Industrial Bankers Corp.—Quar.
stock
common
stock at
■
■ "wv:
York. :.vv'"v,
MUNICIPAL FINANCING.
$15,000,000 Louisiana (State of) 5% highway bonds, due serially from
1936 to 1957, incl., purchased at par by the Pyramid Securi¬
ties Co. of New Orleans.
Public re-offering of the bonds
has not been made.
6,160,000 Rochester. N. Y., bonds, comprising $2,655,000 6s $2,285,000
4Mb and $1,220,000 5s, due from 1934 to 1962, incl., awarded
to a syndicate headed by the Guaranty Co. of N. Y. at 100.11,
a basis of about 4.75%.
•
5,500,000 Jersey
chased
of
Co.
City, N. J., tax revenue bonds, due Aug. 1 1935, pur¬
as 68 at par by a group headed by the National City
New York.
Re-offered at 100.75 and int., to yield
about 5.75%.
Ty
4,468,000 Elizabeth, N. J., water bonds, due serially from 1934 to
1972, incl., awarded as 6s to a group managed by the Na¬
tional City Co. of New York at 100.056, a basis of about
5.95 %.
Re-offered priced to yield 5.70 % for all maturities.
4,500,900 Allegheny
County,
Pa.,
4%%
impt.
comprising
bonds,
1933 to 1962, incl., awarded to
a syndicate headed by the Union Trust Co. of Pittsburgh, at
101.32, a basis of about 4.62%.
Re-offered at prices to
yield from 4.75 to 4.40%, according to maturity.
five issues,
due serially from
County, N. Y., 5)4% bonds, due March 1 1937,
purchased at par by a group headed by the Guaranty Co. of
New York.
Re-offered priced to yield 5.20%.
3,550,000 Nassau
3,401,722 Minneapolis,
Minn., 4)4 % bonds awarded as follows:
$1,919,722 street impt. issue, due from 1933 to 1942, incl.,
sold to a group headed by the Continental Illinois Co. of Chi¬
cago, at 100.203, a basis of about 4.71%; re-offered priced to
yield from 4.50 to 4.40%, according to maturity.
A further
award of $1,482,000 bonds, comprising three issues, due from
~n
1933 to 1952, incl., was made to a syndicate headed by Halsey,
Stuart & Co., Inc., of New York, at 100.105, a basis of about
4.73%; re-offered priced to yield from 4.75 to 4.40%, accord¬
ing to maturity.
Changes in dividend declarations in March were again
and again mostly of an unfavorable nature.
following table, divided into two sections, namely,
"Favorable Changes" and "Unfavorable Changes," gives
the more important of the changes:
numerous
The
FAVORABLE
CHANGES.
Ajax Oil & Gas Co., Ltd., Toronto.—Initial dividend of 3c. a share
payable April 15, placing the stock on a 12c. annual basis.
Associated Oil Co.—Special div. of 25c. a
Dominguez
Co.—Resumes dividend on
by payment of 5c. a share.
stock
common
the no par value
Fields
Oil
Hydro-Electric Securities Corp.—Divs. on the no par com. stock resumed
by payment of 10c. a share.
Investors
Corp., Providence, R. I.—Quar. divs. of $1.50 a share on both
the $6 cum. 2nd
prof, stock and on the $6 cum. con v. pref. stock resumed.
dividend on the
Casualty Insurance Co.—Resumes
capital stock by the payment of 15c. a share.
Manufacturers
share on the
27)4c. a
the 4% non-cum. preferred stock
Banca Commerciale Italians, Milan, Italy.—Dividend of $2.07 a share
on the "American" shares, as compared with $3.14 a share paid on this
issue
a
year ago.
Bancroft Hotel Co.
(of Mich.).—Quar. div. on the com. stock and the
a share on the 7% pref. stock both omitted.
semi-annual div. of 35c.
BancOhio Corp.—Quar. div. on
share to 28c. a share.
Bankers
on
the
Commerical
common
the capital stock reduced from 35c. a
Inc.—Quar. div. of 50c. a share
Security Co.,
stock omitted.
Bank & Insurance Shares, Inc.—Semi-annual divs. of 11c. a share on
the Deposited Bank Shares, series NY, and Deposited Bank Shares,
N. Y., series A as compared with divs. of 30c. a snare and 12c. a share
!
a
share on the no par com.
stock omitted.
Bay State Fishing Co.—Semi-annual divs. of 70c. a share on both!* he
7% cum. prior pref. stock and the 7% cum. pref. stock omitted.
Bayuk Cigars, Inc.—Quar. div. of 37)4c.
a
share
the no par common
on
stock omitted.
Blayney-M urphy Co. (Colo.), Denver.—Quar. div. of 1)4%
7% cum. pref. stock omitted.
the
on
(E. W.) Bliss Co.—Quar. divs. on the 8% cum. 1st pref. stock, the 7%
cum. class A 2nd pref. stock and on the 6% cum. class B pref. stock
and a div. of 2% on the com. stock all omitted.
Bohn Aluminum & Brass Corp.—Quar. div. of 37)4c. a share on the no
capital stock omitted.
par
V ;
Herald-Traveler Corp.—Quar. div. of 10c.
Boston
a
share on the com.
stock omitted.
Boston & Maine RR.—Quar. div. of 1 % % on the 7 % cum. prior
stock omitted.
preference
Brandram-Henderson, Ltd.—Div. on the 7% cum. pref. stock reduced
from $1.75 a share to $1 a share.
Briggs & Stratton Co.—Quar. div. on the no par capital stock reduced
from 50c.
Brunswick
a
share to 25c.
Site
stock
the com.
a
share.
N. Y.—Semi-annual dividend of 10c.
Co.,
a
share on
omitted.
(H. M.) Byllesby & Co.—Quar. divs. of 50c. a share on the class A and
class
B
common
stocks omitted.
Cables & Wireless, Ltd.— Dividend on the 5)4% cum. preference shares
for year 1931 omitted.
(Philip) Carey Mfg. Co.—Quar. div.
$2
a
share to $1.25
a
the common stock reduced from
on
share.
(William) Carter Co.—Annual div. on the com. stock reduced from $6
a share to $4 a share.
'^VV'V'V.;
—
Central Cold Storage Co., Chicago.—Quar. div. of 20c. a share on the
capital stock omitted.
'
Central Public Service Corp.—Quar. divs. on the $7, $6 and $4 cum.
pref. stock, all of no par value, omitted.
,
Central States Utilities Corp.—Quar. div. of $1.75 a share on the $7
cum. pref.
stock omitted.
Chain & General Equities, Inc.—Quar. divs. of 1% a share on the 6)4 %
annual con v. pref. stock omitted.
Chapman Ice Cream Co.—Quar. div. on the no par capital stock of
18)4c. a share omitted.
i-,..':'
Chicago Towel Co.—Quar. div. on the com. stock reduced from $1.25
a share to $1 a share.
Cincinnati Advertising Products Co.—Quar. divs. on the no par com.
stock reduced from 75c. a share to 50c. a share.
(D. L.) Clark Co.—Quar. div. on the no par.com. stock reduced from 31 )4c.
a
share on the com. stock.
of
omitted.
Baltimore & Ohio RR.—Quar. div. on
omitted.
■
Bastian-Blessing Co.—Quar. div. of 25c.
MacDougall, Inc. (Del.).—No par common
.$3.25 a share.
By Pringle, Price & Co., sInc., New
Foote)
div. of 2c. a share on the
class B stock omitted.
Baldwin-Duckworth Chair Co.—Quar. div.
respectively, on these issues.
MISCELLANEOUS FINANCING.
Iu5,000shs. (Alice
the
Arrow-Hart & Hegeman Electric Co.—Quar.
share to 25c.
a
share.
Claude Neon General Advertising,
Ltd.—Quar. div. of 1)4%
on
the
7% cum. red. pref. stock omitted.
Patent Fire
reduced from 50c.
Colt's
Arms Mfg. Co.—Quar. div.
a share to 25c. a share.
on
the common stock
Commerce Investments, Inc.—Quar. div. on the common stock decreased
from 15c. a share to 12)4c. a share.
Community Telephone Co.—Quar. div. of 50c. a share on the $2 cum.
and partic. stock of no par value omitted.
|
Margay Oil Corp.—Quar. div. of 25c. a share on the no par capital stock
resumed.
The last payment on this issue was made on July 10 1930.
Conduit Co., Ltd.—Quar: div. of 1)4%
stock omitted.
Pacific
capital
Consolidated Cigar Corp.—Quar. div. on the ho par com. stock reduced
from $1.25 a share to 75c. a share.
dividend of 2%, payable in no par stock.
Consolidated Oka Sand & Gravel Co., Ltd.—Quar. div. of 1)4% on
Associates, Ltd. (Del.).—Resumes
stock by payment of 25c. a share.
Railways Corp.—Initial
quar.
dividend
on
the
,
Standard
Safe Deposit Co.—Quar. div. on the
from $1 a share to $1.50 a share.
capital stock increased
St. Paul Union Stock Yards Co.—Quar. div. on the com. stock increased
from 50c. a share to 75c. a share.
Tide Water Oil Co.—Dividend
ment
of
made
on
25c. a share.
The
June 30 1931. <"
on the no par com. stock resumed by pay¬
last previous payment was 15c. a snare
the
a
share
on
the 7%
cum.
pref.
7% cum. conv. s. f. 1st pref. stock omitted.
Consolidated Water Co. of Utica.—Quar. div. of 37)4c.
a
share
on
the
$1.50 cum. and partic. class A com. stock omitted.
Cook Paint & Varnish Co.—Quar. div. of 25c. a share on the class A
stock omitted.
Courier
Post,
Philadelphia,
Pa.—Quar.
div.
on
the
common
stock
reduced from $2 a share to $1.50 a share.
the class
Creamery Package Machinery Co.—Quar. div. on the no par com. stock
decreased from 50c. a share to 37)4c. a share.
/
Utica Knitting Co.—Dividend on the 7% cum. pref. stock resumed by
Crowley, Milner & Co., Chicago.—Quar. div. of 20c. a share on the
United Ohio Utilities Co.—Extra dividends of $1.50
a
share
on
A and class B com. stocks.
com.
payment of $1 a share.
UNFAVORABLE
CHANGES.
Abstract Title & Mortgage Co., Buffalo, N. Y.—Quar. div. on the capi¬
tal stock reduced from 40c. a share to 25c. a share.
Acme
Steel Co.,
Chicago.—Quar. div.
the capital stock decreased
on
from 40c. a share to 30c. a share.
Alabama
Fuel
&
Iron
Co.,
Birmingham,
Ala.—Quar. div. of $1
Dennison
Alles & Fisher, Inc.—Quar. div. on the no par com. stock reduced from
25c. a share to 15c. a share.
Detroit Bankers Co.—Quar. div. on the capital stock reduced from 85c.
a share to 60c.
a share.
(Joseph)
a
com. stock
omitted.
American Bakeries Corp.—Quar. div. on
creased from 75c. a share to 25c. a share.
American
the no
par
class A stock de¬
Coal Co. of Allegheny County.—Quar. div.
on
the capital
stock reduced from $1 a share to 50c. a share.
Inc.—Quar. divs. of $1.75 a share on
pref. stock, and of $1.50 a share on the $6 cum. pref. stock
American & Foreign Power Co.,
the $7 cum.
omitted.
American Fork & Hoe Co.—Quar. div. on the no par com. stock reduced
American Hardware Co.—Quar. div. of 50c. a share on the capital stock
as
against $1
a
share paid previously.
Maize-Products Co.—Quar. div. on the no par
decreased from 50c. a share to 25c. a share.
com.
stock
Dixon Crucible Co.—Quar. div. on the capital stock of $1
share omitted.
Dolese & Shepard
omitted.
Co.—Quar. div. of $1
a
share on the common stock
Dominion Motors, Ltd.—Semi-annual div. of 10c. a sh. on the capital
stock
as
compared with 20c. a sh. paid on this issue previously.
Investment
Economic
Trust,
Ltd.—Semi-annual
div.
Inc.—Quar. div.
share omitted.
Edison Bros. Stores,
a
on
the 7% cum. conv. pref. of
(Wm.) Edwards Co., Cleveland.—Quar. div. of 1)4% on the 6% cum.
prer. stock omitted.
Egry Register Co., Dayton, O.—Quar. div. of 50c. a share on the $2
cum.
class A com. stock omitted.
Electrographic Corp.—Quar. div. of 1)4%
American
Elekiron-Werke (A.-G.), Germany.—Dividend for the
as compared with 7% paid last year for 1930.
Building Co.—Quar. div. on the
no
par
com.
stock
reduced from $1.25 a share to 75c. a share.
American Steam Pump Co.—Quar. div. on
share
the common stock of 25c.
a
Type Founders Co.—Quar. div. of 1)4% on the 7%
pref. stock omitted.
American
cum.
on
the 7% cum. pref. stock
omitted.
Emerson Electric Mfg. Co., St.
7%
omitted.
com.
Ecuadorian Corp., Ltd.—Quar. div. on the no par com. stock reduced
from 6c. a share to 2c. a share.
American Meter Co.—Quar. div. on the common stock decreased from
75c. a share to 25c. a share.
Ship
the
on
stock reduced from 87)4c. a share to 75c. a share.
1)4%
from 37)4c. a share to 12)4c. a share.
American
Mfg. Co.—Quar. divs. of 1)4% on the class A stock, 2% on
deb. stock and 1 )4 % on the 7 % cum. pref. stock all omitted.
the 8% cum.
Denver Union Stock Yards Co.—Quar. div. on the no par common stock
reduced from $1 a share to 75c. a share.
a
share on the com. stock omitted.
(A. S.) Aloe Co., St. Louis.—Quar. div. of 13c. a share on the
stock omitted.
Cuban Telephone Co.—Quar. div. of $2 a share on the common stock
deferred until the next directors' meeting which is to be held in June.
cum.
year
1931 of 5%
Louis, Mo.—Quar. div. Of 1)4%
Equitable Building Co., Denver, Colo.—Quar. div. of 1)4%
cum.
on
the
pref. stock omitted.
pref. stock omitted.
on
the 7%
8
MONTHLY
Est RR.
Co. of France
(Compagnie des Chemins de Fer de L'Est),
share for year 1931 as compared
France.—Dividend of 63H francs a
with 55 francs paid a year ago.
Fafnir
Co.—Quar. div. on
Bearing
share
7oc
t/O
a
the com. stock decreased from $1
share*
reduced from 25c.
Public
Federal
Inc.—Dividend
the capital stock
on
share to 20c. a share.
a
Service
Department Stores, Inc.—Quar.
reduced from $1 a share to 20c. a share.
Kaynee Co.—Quai. div.
Stores,
Department
(E.) Kahn's Sons Co., Cincinnati.—Quar. div. of 80c.
8% cum. & partic. pref. stock, series H, omitted.
Kaufmann
Fageol Securities Corp., Oakland, Calif.—Quar. div. of 17Hc. a share
on the 7% pref. stock omitted.
Fairmont Creamery Co. (Del.), Omaha, Neb.—-Quar. div. on the no
par common stock decreased from 40c. a sh. to 25c. a sh.
Federated
REVIEW
Co.—Quar.
25c.
to
div. of 1%%
the 6H%
on
cum.
share
a
the
on
on
com.
the com. stock decreased from 50c.
a
the
stock
share
share.
a
(Spencer) Kellogg & Sons, Inc.—Quar. div. on the
no par com. stock
reduced from 20c. a share to 15c. a share.
Keystone Steel & Wire Co.—Quar. div. of 1%%
the 7%
on
pref.
cum.
stock omitted.
Kroehler
pref. stock omitted.
on
div.
18c.
Mfg. Co.—Quar. div.
the
on
stock reduced from
no par com.
share to 12Hc. a share.
a
Landers, Frary & Clark.—Quar. div. on the com. stock reduced from $1
Fiberloid Corp.—Quar. div. of 75c. a share on
the com. stock omitted.
Fidelity & Deposit Co. of Maryland.—Quar. div. on the capital stock
of $2.25 a share omitted.
a
share to
62Hc.
Title
Land
share.
a
Building Corp.,
Philadelphia.—Quar. div.
the
on
pref.
stock reduced from $1 a share to 50c. a share.
Finance Co. of America (Bait.).—Quar. div. of 10c. a share on the class
A and B com. stocks as compared with 20c. a share previously.
Lawyers Mortgage Co., N. Y.—Quar. div. on the capital stock reduced
Finance Co. of Pennsylvania.—Quar. div.
with $4 a share paid previously.
Lawyers Title & Guaranty Co.—Quar. div. on the com. stock reduced
from 3% a share to 2% a share.
'
First Bank Stock Corp.,
stock reduced from 25c.
a
of $3
a
share
St. Paul, Minn.—Quar. div.
compared
as
on
the capital
share to 12 He. a share.
Security Corp. of Ogden (Utah).—Quar. divs. of 12Hc.
First
the class A
on
and class B stock as compared with 25c.
previously.
a
share
share paid
a
'•
Flatbush Investing Corp.,
from 70c. a share to
the com.
on
a
share.
Lawyers Westchester Mortgage & Title Co., White Plains, N. Y.—
Quar. div. on the capital stock reduced from $2 a share to $1.50 a share.
Lehigh Valley RR.—Quar. div. of 2H% on the 10% cum. pref. stock of
$50 par omitted.
Only $106,300 or this issue is outstanding.
Lisk Mfg. Co.—Quar.
Brooklyn, N. Y.—Quar. div.
stock of 1H % a share omitted.
35c.
Lone Star Gas
from 22c.
a
div. of $1
share
a
the
on
Corp. (Del.).—Quar. div.
com. stock omitted.
the com. stock decreased
on
share to 15c. a share.
Food Machinery Corp.—Quar. div. of 25c. a share on the no par com.
stock omitted.
Lunkenheimer Co.—Quar. div. on the no par com. stock reduced from
Ford Motor Co. of Denmark.—Dividend for the year 1931 omitted.
MacAndrews & Forbes Co.—Quar. div. on the no par com. stock decreased
from 50c. a share to 35c. a share.
.
year ago a
dividend of 10% was paid for 1930.
Ford Motor Co., Ltd. (England).—Dividend for the year
A div. of 10% less tax was paid on this stock for the year
Ford Motor Co. of Germany.—Dividend for the year
year ago a
A
1931 omitted.
1930.
1931 omitted.
A
dividend of 10% was paid for 1930.
Ford Motor Co. of Holland.—Dividend for 1931
a dividend of 20% was paid for 1930.
omitted.
A
year
ago
Ford Motor Co. of Sweden.—Dividend for year 1931 omitted.
10% cash div. and
ago a
a
A year
25% bonus in stock were paid for 1930.
Foundation Co. of Canada, Ltd.—Quar. div. on the no par com. stock
reduced from 25c. a share to 12 He. a share
Franklin Process Co.—-The Southern Franklin Process Co. a subsidiary
omitted the quar. div. of 5c. a share on the common stock.
Garlock Packing Co.—Quar. div. on the no par com. stock reduced
30c. a share to 15c. a share.
from
a
share.
.
General Fireproafing Co.—Quar. div. of 25c. a share on the no par com.
stock omitted.
General
share to
a
Gimbel Brothers, Inc.—Quar. div. of 1%% on the 7% cum. pref. stock
omitted.
share.
a
(R. H.) Macy & Co., Inc.—Quar. div. on the no par
50c.
from 75c. a share to
a
capital stock omitted.
Magor Car Corp.—Quar. div. of 1H %
International
Marconi
Marine
the 7%
on
from
(10%)
on
Co., Ltd.—A final
the com. stock for 1931, as
against 15% paid in 1930.
Marlin-Rockwell Corp.—Quar. div. on the no par com. stock decreased
from 50c. a share to 25c. a
share.
&
Robbins, Inc. (Del.).—Quar. div. of 87Hc.
pref. stock, series A, omitted.
share
a
on
the 7% conv.
Midi RR. (Compagnie des Chemin de Fer du Midi), France.—Div. of
58 H francs a share for year 1931, as against 62 H francs a share previously.
50c.
a
Steel Products Co.—Quar. div. on the $2 non-cum. stock of
a share both omitted.
share and on the common stock of 75c.
Mill Factors Corp.-—Quar. div. on the class A and class B stocks reduced
from 75c. a share to 50c. a share.
stock ^reduced from
Monarch
a
a
share
the
on
no
par
stock omitted.
com.
Mitchum
share
Tully Participations, Inc., No. 2.—Semi-ann. div. of 62Hc.
on
the $1.25 cum.
partic,
pref. stock omitted.
conv.
Mortgage & Investment, Ltd.—Quar. div.
decreased from 20c. a share to
12He.
the pref. stock
on
share.
a
the common stock reduced
Moore Corp., Ltd.—Quar. div. on the no par com. stock decreased from
25c. a share to 12Hc. a share.
Inc.—Quar. div. of l%% on the 7% cum. pref. stock
Morris Plan Co. of New York.—Quar. div. on the capital stock decreased
Gorton-Pew Fisheries Co.—Quar.
from 75c. a share to 50c. a share.
Goulds Pumps,
reduced
cum. pref. stock omitted.
Communication
dividend of 5% less tax, making
Godchaux Sugars, Inc.—Quar. div. on the class A stock of 50c. a share
and $1.75 a share on the $7 cum. pref. stock both omitted.
Gold Dust Corp.—Quar. div. on the no par common
62He. a share to 40c. a share.
i
,;
(Robert) Mitchell Co., Ltd.—Quar. div. of 25c.
Glen Alden Coal Co.—Quar. div. of $1 a share on the
com. stock reduced
share.
(I.) Magnin & Co.—Quar. div. on the no par com. stock
20c. a share to 12He. a share.
Midland
Ink Corp.—Dividend on the com. stock decreased
Printing
from 50c. a share to 25c. a share.
12Hc.
Madison Mortgage Corp., N. Y.—Quar. divs. of 2% on the 8% cum.
1st pref. stock and 1H% on both the 7% cum. 1st pref. stock and 7%
cum. conv. 2d pref. stock all omitted.
McKesson
General Electric Co.—Quar. div. on com. reduced from 40c. a share to
25c.
25c.
div.
on
from 60c. a share to 30c. a share.
omitted.
Granby Consolidated Mining Smelting & Power Co.—Quar. div. of
12 He. a share on the capital stock omitted.
Muskegon Piston Ring Co.—Quar. div.
(W. R.) Grace & Co., N. Y.—Quar. div. on the com. stock reduced from
National Candy Co.—Quar. div. on the com. stock reduced from 50ca share to 25c. a share.
$1
share to 50c. a share.
a
Great Britain & Canada Investment Corp.—Semi-annual div. of 2H %
on
pref. stock omitted.
the 5% cum. conv.
and
National
of $1 a share on the com. stock
National
conv.
a
Container Corp.—Quar. div. of 50c. a share
pref. stock omitted.
Steel
from 50c.
l%% on the 7% non-cum. pref. stock omitted.
(Charles) Gurd & Co., Ltd.—Quar. div. on the no par com. stock re¬
duced from 50c.
National Casket Co.—Semi-ann. div. on( the no par com. stock reduced
from $2 a share to $1.50 a share.
the no par common
Great Lakes Steamship Co., Inc.—Quar. div. on
stock reduced from 50c. a share to 25c. a share.
Great Lakes Towing Co.—Quar. divs.
the capital stock reduced
on
from 50c. a share to 25c. a share.
share to 40c. a share.
,
a
Corp.—Quar. div.
on
the no
par
the $2
on
cum.
stock reduced
com.
share to 25c. a share.
National Tea Co., Chicago.—Quar. div. on the no par com. stock re¬
duced from 25c. a share to 15c. a share.
Hahn Department Stores, Inc.—Quar. div. of 1%% on the 6H % cum.
pref. stock omitted.
New Britain Machine Co.—Quar. div. on the no par com. stock of 10c,
a share omitted.
(The) Harbauer Co., Toledo, O.—Quar. div. of 12HC. a sh. on the no
par common stock omitted.
New Brunswick Power Co.—Quar. div. of 1% on the 7% cum, 1st pref.
& Cooley Co., Hartford, Conn.—Quar. div.
decreased from $1.50 a share to $1.12H & share.
Hart
the com. stock
on
stock decreased from
}of $1.75
Honey Dew, Ltd., Toronto.—Quar. div.
cum. class A red. pref. stock omitted.
a
share on the $7
pref.
stock omitted.
Hotels Statler Co., Inc.—Quar. div. on the
$1.25 a share to 50c. a share.
Co.—Quar. div.
on
capital stock reduced from
the com. stock reduced from 50c.
a
share omitted.
25c.
Pipe Line Co.—Quar. div. on the capital stock reduced from
share to
a
10c.
a
a
share to 20c.
share.
:
a
from 10c.
a
share.
sh. to 5c.
a
sh.
Interlake Steamship Co.—Quar. div. on the com.
50c. a share to 25c. a share.
International Carriers,
from 12 He. a
Ltd.—Quar. div.
share to 10c. a share.
on
stock decreased from
on
the
Mortgage & Investment
7% cum. pref. omitted.
International
share
on
Interstate
no par
each on the no
and partic. prer. stock omitted.
International
the
Corp.—Quar. div. of 1%%
Telephone & Telegraph Corp.—Quar. div. of 15c.
no par capital stock omitted.
a
Department Stores, Inc.—Quar. div. of 50c. a share on the
com.
cum.
divs. of 1H% on the 7% cum. pref.
pref. stock and 1H% on the 6% cum.
Irving Air Chute Co., Inc.—Quar. div. on the capital stock reduced
from 12He. a share to 10c. a share.
Jamison Coal & Coke Co.—Quar. div. on the com.
stock of 50c. a share
pref. stock
,
the
on
no
par
com.
stock reduced
from 25c.' a share to 15c. a share.
a
share
on
the
no
stock omitted.
par com.
Nord Ry. (Compagnie du Chemin de Fer du Nord), France.—Div.
100 francs per share for 1931 against 105 francs for the year 1930.
of
class A stock,
1H% on the 7% cum. pref. stock and 1H% on the 6%
pref. stock all omitted.
Northeastern Public Service Co.—Quar. divs. of $1.37H a sh.
prior pref. stock and 37He. a sh. on the pref. stock both omitted.
Northwest
Bancorporation.—Quar. div.
from 45c.
a
share to 25c.
a
on
on
the
the capital stock decreased
share.
Ohio Brass Co.—Quar. divs. of 50c. a share on the class A and B com. stock
omitted.
Ohio
Electric
Manufacturing
reduced from 10c.
a
Co.—Quar.
div.
on
the
capital
stock
share to 5c. a share.
Ohio River Railway & Power Co.—Quar. div. of \%% on the 7% cum.
pref. stock omitted.
•
Old
of
Colony Trust Associates.—Quar. div.
no
par
value reduced from 50c.
a
on
Oregon Pulp & Paper Co.—Quar. div. of 2%
pref. stock omitted.
Osgood Co.—Quar. div. of 1%%
the 1st series trust shares
share to 25c.
on
a
a
share.
share on
the
8%
Jantzen
Knitting Mills of Canada. Ltd.—Semi-ann. div. of $3.50 a
share on the 7% cum. pref. stock omitted.
Johns-Manville Corp.—Quar. div. of 25c. a share on the no par com.
stock omitted.
Johnson Publishing Co.—Quar. div. on the common stock
from 25c. a sh. to 12Hc. a sh.
cum.
the 7% cum. pref. stock omitted.
Otis Elevator Co.—Quar. div. on the no par com. stock reduced from 62Hc.
a share to 50c. a share.
Pacific Truck Service Co.—Quar. div. of 20c. a share on the com. stock
omitted.
...a'v.*
.
1931
as
a
share for
compared with 85 francs paid a year ago.
Paris-Orleans RR. (Compagnie du Chemin de Fer de Paris a Orleans),
France.—Div. of 70 francs a share for 1931 as against 72H francs a
a
share
Parker
a
year ago.
Trading Co.—Quar. div. of 30c.
a
share on the class B
omitted.
com.
stock
.
Pennroad Corp.—Div. of 20c. a share on the no par com. stock omitted.
omitted.
Pfaudler Co., Rochester, N. Y.—Quar. div. on the com. stock decreased
from $1.25 a share to 62Hc. a share.
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Co.—Semi-ann. div. of 3H%
cum.
decreased
Journal of Commerce Corp.—Quar. div. of 1%% °n the 7% cum. 1st
pref. stock omitted.
the 7%
Paris-Lyons-Mediterranean RR. (France).—Div. of 80 francs
stock omitted.
Iowa Southern Utilities Co.—Quar.
stock, 1%% on the 6H%
pref. stock all omitted.
on
,
the capital stock reduced
International Match Corp.—Quar. divs. of $1 a share
par com.
'
stock decreased from 25c.
Investors, Inc.—Quar. div. on the common stock reduced
Interbanc
of 1%%
omitted.
cum.
(Tom) Huston Peanut Co.—Quar. div. on the no par com. stock of 12Hc.
Inland Investors, Inc.—Quar. div. on the com.
share and the
the com. stock
North Continent Utilities Corp.—Quar. divs. of 37Hc. a share on the
share to 25c. a share.
a
a
on
New York Title & Mtge. Co.—Quar. div. on the capital stock decreased
from 50c. a share to 15c. a share.
Noblitt-Sparks Industries Inc.—Quar. div. of 40c.
Hooker Electrochemical Co.—Quar. div. of 1H% on the 6% cum.
Indiana
1H% due about March 31,
Niles-Bement-Pond Co.—Quar. div.
the capital stock decreased
Honolulu Rapid Transit Co.—Quar. div. on
ftom 35c. a sh. to 20c. a sh.
Sound
of
both omitted.
Newhall Building Trust.—Quar. div.
share to $1.50 a share.
Home Title Insurance Co.—Quar. div. on the Com.
50c. a share to 37Hc. a share.
'
Howe
England Public Service Co.—Quar. div. of 25c.
semi-ann. stock div.
(D. H.) Holmes Co., Ltd.—Quar. div. on the com. stock reduced from $2.50
a
stock omitted.
New
Pie
on
the 7%
pref. stock omitted.
Bakers, Inc.—Quar. div. of 40c.
a
share
on
the com. stock omitted.
Pratt & Lambert Co.—Quar. div. on the no par com. stock reduced from
75c. a share to 50c. a share.
MONTHLY
Westinghouse Electric & Mfg. Co.—Quar. div. on the com. stock de¬
creased from 62 He. a share to 25c. a share.
West Point (Ga.) Mfg. Co.—Quar. div. on the com. stock of $1 a share
of 10%
Pirelli Co. of Italy.—The company recently declared a dividend
(50 lire) for the year 1931 as against 12% (60 lire) in each of the two pre¬
ceding years.
Due to a typographical error, the dividends for 192y ana
1930 were given In the March 4 issue as 12H % •
A div. on the Ameri¬
can" shares of $2.58 a share was declarel for 1931 as compared w«tn a
div. of $3.13 a share for the year 1930.
of
6He.
a
„
Wisconsin Bankshares Corp.—Quar.
share omitted.
Brothers, Ltd.—Quar. div. of l%% on the 6H% cum.
pref. stock omitted.
Price
stock
stock of 10c. a
share
'
2oc.
from 50c. a share to
•
Reversible Collar Co., Boston, Mass.—Quar.
reduced from $1.50 a share to $1 a share .
'
a
the 7% cum. pref.
stock
»
.
reduced from
div. on the com. stock
Printing Co.—Quar.
share to $1.50 a share.
Rumford
$2
capital stock
div. on the
(E. L.) Ruddy Co., Ltd.—Quar. div. of l%% on
omitted.
Rutland RR.—Div. on the 7% cum. pref.
A distribution
stock omitted.
2% was made on Oct. 15 1931.
of
i.
Sangamo Electric Co.—Quar. div. of 25c. a
omitted.
,
stock
share on the com.
.
Schulte Retail Stores Corp.—Quar. div.
of $2 a share on the
8% cum.
pref. stock payable April 1, deferred.
(Bernard) Schwarz Cigar Corp.—Quar. div. on
reduced from 50c. a share to 25c. a share.
the no par com.
Security Investment Trust, Inc.—Semi-ann. div. on the
pref. stock decreased from 3% a share to 1 H% a share.
stock
6% cum. partic.
paid on this issue.
Smyth Mfg. Co., Hartford, Conn.—Quar. div. of 50c. a
com. stock as compared with $1 a share paid previously.
Southern Acid & Sulphur Co.—Quar.
share on the
div. of 25c. a sh. on
the common
stock omitted.
Southwestern States Telephone Co.—Quar.
pref. stock omitted.
div. of l%% on
the 7%
.
.
Southwest Telephone Co.
(Del.).—Quar. div. of 1M% on the
7% pref.
stock omitted.
a
share to 25c.
a
a
share.
Co.—Quar.
share to 50c. a share.
Screw
Standard
50c.
stock reduced from
Sparta Foundry Co.—Quar. div. on the com.
div. on the com. stock
Standard Steel Spring Co.—Quar.
stock omitted.
reduced from $1
div. of 50c. a share on the no par com.
(L. S.) Starrett Co.—Quar. div. of 20c. a share on the com. stock omitted.
Title & Mtge. Co.—Quar. div. on the capital stock decreased
from 50c. a share to 25c. a share.
State
St.
Louis
Rocky Mountain
& Pacific Co.—Quar. div. on
stock reduced from 25c. a share to 12Hc .a
15c.
a
pref.
cum.
the class B stock de¬
Taylor Milling Corp.—Quar. div. on the com. stock
share to
of 1%% on the 7%
the 7%
div. on
Superior Portland Cement, Inc.—Quar. div. on
creased from 25c. a share to 12He. a share.
a
the com.
share.
Strawbridge & Clothier, Philadelphia.—Quar. div.
cum. pref. stock omitted.
Struthers-Wells-Titusville Corp.—Quar.
stock due Feb. 15 omitted."
decreased from 25c.
share.
Thompson Products, Inc.—Quar. div. of 30c. a share on
the com. stock
omitted.
Salt Lake City, Utah.—Quar. div. on the
$1 par capital stock reduced from 10c. a share to 5c. a share.
Title Guarantee & Trust Co.—Extra div. on the capital stock of 30c.
Tintic Standard Mining Co.,
a
share omitted.
Title & Mortgage Guaranty Co. of Buffalo,
a share on the capital stock omitted.
N. Y.—Quar. div. of 15c.
Tonawanda Share Corp.—Quar. divs. on the $7 cum.
and $6.50 cum. prior pref. stock of no par value, both
1st pref. stock
omitted.
Troy Sunshade Co.—Quar. div. of 25c. a share on the no par com.
stock
omitted.
Twin City Rapid
stock omitted.
Transit Co.—Quar. div. \%A% on the 7% cum.
'
pref.
■
Twin Disc Clutch Co.—Quar. div. on
from 25c. a share to 12 He. a share.
the no par com. stock reduced
Finance
Co., Inc.—Quar. div. of 2% on the 8% cum.
pref. stock omitted.
Underwritings & Participations, Inc.—Quar.
$3 non-cum. class A stock omitted.
div. of 50c. a sh. on the
Guarantee Mortgage Co.—Quar. div. on
duced from $1.50 a share to 75c. a share.
Union
United Light
the capital stock re¬
& Power Co. (Md.).—Quar. divs. of 25c. a share on the
A and class B common stock
class
omitted.
(Del.), N. Y.—Quar. div. of 1%% on the 7%
cum. pref. stock omitted.
United States Cold Storage Co.—Quar. div. of 50c. a share on the com.
United Publishers Corp.
stock omitted.
United
on
Verde
Mining Co.—Quar. div. of 12 He. a share
compared with 25c. a share paid previously.
Extension
the capital stock, as
Universal Products Co., Inc.—Quar. div. on the com. stock reduced
from 50c. a share to 25c. a share.
Utah
on
Fire Insurance Co., Salt Lake City, Utah.—Quar. div.
capital stock reduced from 3% a share to 2% a share.
Home
the
Utilities Hydro &
stock omitted.
Rail Shares Corp.—Quar. div. on the no par com.
Utilities Power & Light Corp.—Quar. divs. of l-40th of a share of com.
stock on the non-cum. class B stock and com. stock, and 50c. a share
on
the non-cum. class A stock all omitted.
Valvoline Oil Co.—Quar. divs. of $2 a share on the 8% cum. conv. pref.
stock and $1.50 a share on
the com. stock, both omitted.
Vortex Cup Co.—Quar. div. on
a share to 37 He. a share.
the no par com. stock reduced from 50c.
(Del.), Warren, Pa.—Quar. div. of 25c.
stock omitted.
Warren Axe & Tool Co.
on
the no par
com.
a
share
the $1 cum. 1st pref. stock, on the
$11-6 cum. 2d pref. stock and on the $3 cum. conv. pref. stock omitted.
On Jan. 1 1932 quar. divs. of 25c. a share; 29 1-6 c. a share, and 75c. a
share, respectively, were paid.
Warren Brothers Co.—Quar. divs. on
Telephone Co.—Quar. div. of 1%% a sh. on the 7%
pref. stock omitted.
Warren Ohio
cum.
Washburn Wire Co.—Quar. div. of 37Hc. a sh. on the common stock
omitted.
Washington Oil Co.—Div. on the com. stock reduced from 75c. a share
to 25c.
a
share.
Waterbury Farrell Foundry & Machine Co.—Quar. div. on the
capital stock decreased from $2.25 a share to $1.50 a share.
Waukesha (Wis.) Motor Co.—Quar. div. on the no par com. stock de¬
creased from 75c. a share to 50c. a share.
Western Massachusetts Cos.—Quar. div. on the capital stock reduced
from 68He. a share to 60c. a share.
Western Power, Light & Telephone Co.—Quar. divs. of 1 % % on the 7%
cum. pref. stock, series A-l and 1H % on the 6% cum. pref. stock series
B omitted.
_
Western Union Telegraph Co.—Quar. div. on the capital stock reduced
from 1H % a share to 1 % a share.
Westinghouse Air Brake Co.—Quar. div. on the no par capital stock
reduced from 50c. a share to 25c. a share.
share to 30c.
a
share.
.....
the class A stock
...
stock decreased
t
share on the com. stock
omitted.
THE
of
COURSE
OF
THE
STOCK
MARKET
DURING MARCH.
During March the stock market went into a new period
decline, wiping out the sharp rise in prices that charac¬
terized the month of February.
The renewed decline was the
result of quite a number of adverse circumstances and events,
coming at a time when, as for a long while previously, there
was a complete absence of any signs of recovery in trade, so
seriously reduced during over two years of growing trade
depression and when indeed poor income returns for current
periods—either for January or February, or for both months
combined, or for the closing quarter of 1931 and the full year
1931—kept coming in, in almost endless procession, as a
further manifestation going to show what serious inroads
into income and profits trade prostration had already made
and when dividend reductions and omissions, reported day
day and week after week, furnished additional testimony
to the
and
same
effect
as an
indication of the
h^voc that had been
still
being done by the unfortunate condition of
things prevailing and from which no early relief appeared in,
sight. There was no inducement in such a state of things
either for investment or speculative buying, and the remark
applies to bonds as well as stocks and, as a matter of fact,
the market for bonds was weak during most of March with
sharp declines in many of the low-priced issues where pre¬
viously it had shown an improving tendency.
At such a
time and under such conditions the stock market was ill
was
prepared to cope with further dispiriting news such as the
Kreuger & Toll disaster in Europe and the hostility displayed
by Congress at Washington where the House of Representa¬
tives in its consideration of taxation legislation to provide
new sources of revenue for eliminating a budget deficit of the
Federal Government for an aggregate of some $2,000,000,000
engaged in proceedings which quickly descended into a
stampede to "soak the rich" by means of inordinately high
income and estate taxes and where also propositions kept
gaining favor for imposing new tax levies on Stock Exchange
transactions, as related in detail in the earlier part of this
article, the radical elements in both the great political
parties joining in all these movements which finally proceeded
to such extremes that only the fervid intervention of the
leaders in the House at a most critical stage of the pro¬
ceedings served to prevent what threatened to develop into
a
riot
of
destructive
legislation.
The Reconstruction
Finance Corporation was actively engaged in extending aid
to financially needy railroads, but all this proved of no avail
as a stimulating influence in the stock market in face of the
budget of depressing news with which it had to contend; and
the truth is that in the general downward swing of prices the
railroads suffered rather more than the general list, though
on
the whole the market bore up
remarkably well all things
considered.
early part of the month the course of stock values for
was towards a higher level.
This was in con¬
the upward reaction which came at the very
end of February, after the sagging tendency which the mar¬
ket showed the latter part of that month, following the
great rise which it enjoyed during February as a whole.
This appears from the fact that the average of the 50 stocks
In the
1
Underwriters
a
(John J.) Zeeb & Co., Inc.—Quar. div. of 75c. a
after
Sheaffer Pen Co.—Semi-ann. div. on the no par com. stock
decreased from $1 a share to 50c. a share.
On Sept. 15 1931 an extra div.
<W. A.)
of 50c. a share was
from 60c.
,
Reading Co.—Quar. div. on com. stock reduced
a share.
V
div. on the capital stock reduced
from 5c. a share to 4c. a share.
Woodruff & Edwards, Inc., Elgin, 111.—Quar. div. on
of 25c. a share omitted.
Woodward & Lathrop Co.—Quar. div, on the com.
>
Corp.—Quar. div. on the capital
Railroad Shares
.-omitted.
red. s. f.
div. on the com.
Providence Washington Insurance Co.—Quar.
reduced from 55c. a share to 45c. a share.
_
omitted.
stock
div. on the no par com.
Pressed Metals of America, Inc.—Quar.
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about
a
week
tinuance of
compilations in the New York
month was reached on
advance to that figure
from 73.52 at the close of February, and that the low for
the month was recorded on March 31 at 64.40, with the
close March 31 at 64.84.
In the case of the 25 rail stocks
as in the case of the industrial stocks, the low figure of the
month was not reached until the last day of the month.
which form the basis of the
"Times" showed that the high for the
March 8 at 79.57, this having been an
the 25 rails dropped from 30.59 March 5 to
with the close on the latter day at 22.96,
dropped from 128.71 March 8
to 105.97 March 31, with the close 106.72.
In the absence
of any improvement in trade and industry, the chief stimu¬
lating influence in the rise in the first week of March ap¬
peared to be the fact that the Reconstruction Finance
Corporation, in co-operation with the Inter-State Commerce
Commission, was arranging numerous loans to the railroads
so as
to meet maturing bond issues, and also to provide
interest payments on the securities of such roads as needed
assistance of that kind.
A satisfactory fe^tiire also at that
The average of
22.83 March 31,
while the 25 industrial stocks
time, induced no doubt by the course
of the Reconstruction
Corporation in helping needy railroads, was the
growing firmness of the bond market, and particularly
United States Government securities, which enjoyed an ex¬
Finance
ceptional rise.
The general bond market, however, was
later in the month to reverse
its
course.
Some other favor¬
ing influences in the early part of the month, though they
did not appear to make much impression on the stock market,
growing strength of foreign exchange rates on
in the general financial con¬
dition of Great Britain, as indicated by a variety of circum¬
stances and events narrated elsewhere in this article.
On
March 8 sterling exchange on London rose fully 20 points,
were
the
London and the improvement
10
and
on
MONTHLY
March 10 the Bank of England discount rate, which
Feb. 18 had been reduced from 6% to 5%, was further
reduced to 4%, and the following Thursday, March 17,
on
it was marked down to 334%On the other hand, the
XJ. S. Steel Corp., in its usual monthly statement given out
on
Thursday,
March
10,
showed unfilled orders
on
the
books of the subsidiary companies at the end of February
even
smaller, by 102,521 tons, than at the end of January,
when the total of such orders
was
the smallest in the entire
history of the Corporation; on Feb. 29 the backlog was
2,545,629 tons as against 2,648,150 tons at the end of
January; 12 months before. At the end of February 1931
the unfilled orders aggregated 3,965,194 tons, and at the
end of February 1930 the total was 4,479,748 tons.
Some
selling of Steel stock followed the appearance of this state¬
ment, but with apparently little effect on price, and the
news of numerous dividend reductions and suspensions
by
one company
after another, including a number of very
important companies, which had been coming along in
quick succession the early part of March, was also borne well.
On Monday, March 14, however, the market was dealt
a severe blow from an
unexpected quarter, and thereafter
the course of prices was strongly downward,
interrupted
only by occasional rallies the latter part of the month.
We
have reference to the collapse in the properties with which
the name of Ivar Kreuger, the head of
Kreuger & Toll, a
company with world-wide ramifications, was associated,
owing to the death by his own hand of Mr. Kreuger himself.
Under this new blow the market staggered badly, with little
signs of any recovery until Thursday, March 17, but even
this recovery did not last, and on Friday, March
18, the
market turned heavy again.
It had been known for some
time that Mr. Kreuger was deeply involved
financially,
and the securities of all the properties with which he was
identified had long been weak.
The further break in the
same on March
14, owing to his suicide, was nevertheless
of large dimensions.
The collapse in these securities and the
news
regarding the suicide carried the whole Stock Exchange
list down all the way from one to five or six
points. The
suicide actually occurred the previous Saturday morning,
but
news
of the event
was
withheld until after the close of
all the
markets, so as to allow time over Sunday to make
preparations for the ill effects which it was known would
be very decided, owing to the wide ramifications of the
Kreuger enterprises and their magnitude.
Reports from abroad to the effect that Kreuger & Toll
had loans in this market amounting to $80,000,000 served
greatly to intensify apprehensions of what would follow,
though this proved a gross exaggeration, bankers declaring
that such loans did not amount to more than $9,000,000.
Before the stock market opened here in New York, cable¬
grams from Europe told of wide breaks in the securities of
Kreuger & Toll and its affiliates in the European market.
In Paris the shares were offered in huge reams, and big de¬
clines were reported in London, Berlin, Brussels and Amster¬
dam.
On the New York Stock Exchange it was an hour
after the opening before Kreuger & Toll appeared on the
tape, and the initial transaction was 150,000 shares, the
largest single block, it is stated, ever recorded. The open¬
ing price was 1 J4, as compared with 5 the close on Saturday.
The stock closed at 234 after sales for the day of no less
than 673,800 shares, or qne-third of the day's dealings in all
stocks on the Exchange for that day, which aggregated
2,034,395 shares.
Kreuger & Toll 5% bonds of 1959 opened
at 36 as against the close on Saturday of 4834The bonds
later sold down to 30 and closed on that day at 32 34
Inter¬
national Match 5% bonds of 1947 opened at 38 against 49
at the close on Saturday, selling down later in the
day to
37 3^ and closing at 38.
International Match 5s of 1941
opened at 41 as compared with the close Saturday of 52,
touched 3934 later in the day, and closed at 39 ?4It happened that just before the close of business on
Monday (March 14) news of the suicide of George Eastman
was
reported, and this caused Eastman Kodak stock to
tumble badly, the stock dropped to 73 34 against the close the
previous Saturday of 8134- In the middle of the day there
was another
depressing influence in the announcement of the
defeat of efforts to take the resolution for the repeal of the
•
Prohibition Amendment of the Federal Constitution out of
the hands of the Judiciary Committee.
This news caused a
crash
in
the
grain market, wheat suffering a decline of
nearly 3c. a bushel, and all the other grains also moving
lower.
Perhaps the appearance of the annual report of the
United States Steel Corp. also served as a further weakening
influence in the stock market.
This contained nothing new,
the exhibit for the December quarter, made public towards
the close of February, having indicated the general results
quite fully, but the report made a poor showing and emphasis
was laid on that fact.
On the immediately succeeding days
the course of prices continued steadily downward, and the
most discouraging feature of all was the fact that the bond
market was so extremely weak, even weaker, it
might be
said, than the stock market. As the week progressed there
were further adverse
developments of one kind or another
which served to
intensify the prevailing depression and to
induce further selling and further
liquidation. As one illus¬
tration may be mentioned the reduction in the dividend on
the common stock of (R.
H.) Macy & Co. on March 16 from
75c. a share to 50c. a share, which occasioned a
sharp
decline in that stock.
weak most of the
The railroad stocks were especially
time, and the passing of the diyidend on
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Baltimore & Ohio preferred shares served to accelerate the
downward movement of the whole railroad list.
The heaviness in the railroad list gave rise to fears that
some hitch had
developed in the plans for the relief of the
railroads, and the break in the railroad list was really the
signal for the further downward plunge in the market on
Thursday morning March 17.
Later in the day, however,
rumors spread through the financial district that the
conflict
with reference to the policy to be pursued by the Reconstruc¬
tion Finance Corporation had been harmonized and that
loans to needy carriers would be granted on a liberal scale.
The market then completely reversed its course and recovered
the whole of the losses sustained in the early part of that
day.
The railroad list now was as strong as it had
previously been
weak, and stocks now spurted up with great rapidity.
A
very good showing of net earnings by the Chesapeake &
Ohio, as far at least as the net results are concerned, helped
the upward movement along.
The further reduction in the
discount rate of the Bank of England from 4% to 334% on
March 17 was doubtless a further contributing factor.
The
next day however the market again turned lower.
On Monday, March 21, the rubber market was upset
by
official announcement
Dutch to reach
that efforts
of
the
British and
the
agreement for restriction of output had
ended in failure.
Record low prices around 3c. a pound for
the nearer rubber options were established.
On Mar. 22 and
March 23 a sharp break in the price of wheat again served
to upset the market, wheat on March 23 for the March de¬
livery dropping below 50c. a bushel, or, to be precise, to
49%c., on the news that the Farm Board contemplated
selling some of its wheat abroad, though without engaging
(as the trade was later assured) in any dumping process,
an
the purpose being to find new markets and not to enter ex¬
isting markets for wheat.
On March 24 a rise of 7o. in
sterling exchange on London was a favorable feature, but
this was offset by the dulness of the market due to the im¬
pending Good Friday holiday, many traders contemplating
being away on Saturday as well as on Friday, although the
Stock Exchange was open for business in the usual
way on
that Saturday.
An increase of 15c. a barrel in Mid-Conti¬
nent crude oil prices, effective April 1, was without
response
on
the part of the oil stocks.
The remainder of the month the market
was largely under
developments in Congress in its con¬
sideration of the tax bill for providing new sources of revenue
to take care of the Federal Government's
huge budget
deficit.
As stated, the Stock Exchange was open on Satur¬
day, March 26, after the Good Friday holiday.
In the inter¬
val between Thursday and Saturday the House of
Represen¬
tatives had rejected the proposition for a sales tax on which
the House Ways and Means Committee had counted for
nearly $600,000,000 of new revenue, and had also voted
down a proposal offered from the floor of
2%% beer, which
might have yielded considerable revenue (the one proposi¬
tion on Thursday and the other on Friday), and
everything
the influence of the
seemed to be in
for
a
state of chaos with reference to the
means
balancing the budget.
On the same Friday a report
was issued
by the Swedish Government committee investi¬
gating the affairs of the Kreuger & Toll Holding Co., which
indicated that the liabilities of this vast undertaking ex¬
ceeded its resources; this naturally occasioned further ex¬
tensive selling of the securities connected with th^t concern,,
dealt in on the New York Exchange.
The shares dropped
below 1, selling down to
while Kreuger & Toll deben¬
tures declined 834
points net to 15
after setting a new low
at 15.
International Match participating pref. dropped
1% points and closed at 4, after setting a new low at 324,
while International Match convertible 5s closed 7
points
lower at a new low of 21, while the 5s of 1947
dropped 7 24
points net to a new low at 2034.
The Swedish committee
made it clear that if Kreuger & Toll were now to be
liqui¬
dated, "it is not certain that its assets would be sufficient
to
cover
its liabilities."
j In other words,
the hope of the
in the market value of
Kreuger & Toll. This, and the de¬
pressing news from Washington, caused general weakness on
the New York Stock
Exchange, and declines ensued running
as
high as 434 in the case of the active specialties, the 434
security
owners
lay in
a
recovery
the securities held by
?oint & Tel.occurring in the
drop On Monday,
'el.
of the shares of American
case
March 28, the market took a.
the proceedings on the tax bill
the previous
Saturday having shown that both the Republi¬
cans and the Democrats were still
engaged in ripping the tax
bill to pieces and were
flaunting responsible leadership with
utter unconcern.
On Tuesday, March 29, somewhat of a
rally developed as it appeared that the Congressional insur¬
gents were becoming more tractable in their treatment of
the tax problem.
However, there were some weak features,
nevertheless.
Thus, sharp declines were witnessed in all.
securities of the Int. Tel. & Tel.
Corp. and the Postal Tel. &
Cable companies, coupled with news of a break in L. M.
Ericsson Telephone stock in Stockholm.
There were rumors
of a selling of
Kreuger & Toll holdings in Int. Tel. & Tel.
for which
apparently there was no foundation, since no
Int. Tel. & Tel. shares had
yet been delivered under the
Ericsson transaction; furthermore, so
long as the Swedish
moratorium lasted, there probably was no one in the
Kreuger
& Toll Co. who could sell
any of its securities.
It also hap¬
pened that the foreign exchange market showed heavy de¬
clines in the case of
sterling bills on London and also in the
case of several of
the other European exchanges.
Cable.
further
downward
turn,
MONTHLY
on London rose from $3.69% on Friday, March 25,
$3.83% on Monday, March 28, and now there was a
drop back to $3.77 on March 29 and a further drop on
March 30 to $3.72, with a recovery, however, on March 31
to $3.82%.
The weakness in the foreign exchanges seemed
to grow out of rumors that the United States might be
forced off the gold standard, the talk to that effect this time
being related to the difficulties that were being encountered
in getting a bill through Congress for balancing the Federal
budget. One depressing feature on March 30 was that the
"Iron Age," in its weekly issue, reported a further decline
in steel operations of 3 points to only 22% of capacity.
U. S. Steel pref. declined to 88%, the lowest level since 1908.
On March 31 the market fell into a complete collapse,
with prices tumbling from 1 to 7 or more points, owing to
the approval by the House of Representatives of an in¬
creased tax on stock sales, this tax being now raised to
% of 1% of the value of the stock, but in no case less than
4c. a share, against the present flat rate of 2c. a share.
This was looked upon by dealers as close to confiscatory.
The break was considered all the more noteworthy in view
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transfers
short interest that existed, which latter
the fact that after the close of trading
speculators short of the market had to pay a large premium
in borrowing stock in the case of quite a number of shares.
U. S. Steel common, Westinghouse Electric and American
Tel. & Tel., for instance, commanded a premium of % of
1%, which meant $50 a day for 100 shares.
This may
have been due in part to the fact that from that day on Stock
Exchange commission houses, before lending the stock of
their margin customers, had to obtain "separate authoriza¬
tion" for so doing.
Previously a blanket clause in the agree¬
of the very large
was reflected by
ment between customer and broker was
the
sufficient to cover
hypothecation of the customer's stock.
general trend of prices was towards lower levels,
a few of the active
specialties suffered larger declines than
the general list.
American Tel. & Tel. was one of these.
It fell from 135% March 5 to 109% March 31 and closed
March 31 at 110%.
It has already been indicated that all
the securities with which the name of Ivar Kreuger was
lending
or
While the
associated suffered
complete collapse.
U. S. Steel common
51% March 7 to 38% March 31, with the
close March 31 at 39.
Auburn Auto dropped from 101%
sold down from
March
11
70 March 31
to
and closed March 31 at 72%.
General Motors declined from 22% March 3 to
28 and closed March 31 at 15%.
15% March
People's Gaslight & Coke of Chicago fell from 101 March 8
to 84% March 28 and closed March 31 at 84%.
Western
Union Telegraph declined from 47 March 8 to 35 March 31
with the close March 31 at 35%; and Westinghouse Elec& Mfg. fell from 33% March 3 to 22% March 30 with the
close March 31 at 23%.
Allied Chemical & Dye declined
from 87% March 8 to 73% March 28 and closed March 31
at 74%; American Can from 73% March"8 to 60% March 31
with the close March 31 at 61%; Case Threshing Machine
from 39 March 7 to 31 % March 28 with the close March 31
at 32%; Consolidated Gas (N. Y.) from 68% March 8 to
57% March 31 with the close March 31 at 58%; Eastman
Kodak from 84% March 7 to 72% March 31 with the close
March 31 at 73; E. I. DuPont de Nemours from 58% March 7
to 45% March 31 with the close March 31 at 45%; North
American from 39% March 3 to 30 March 31 with the close
March 31 at 30%.
In the railroad list Atchison was a weak
feature most of the time and declined from 88 March 5 to
63 March 31 with the close March 31 at 63%.
sold down from 33% March 8 to 25% March
March 31
N. Y. Central
31 and closed
25%; Union Pacific touched a high of 87%
low of 68% March 31 with the close March 31
at 68%; while in the case of Southern Pacific the range was
from 28% March 3 down to 18% March 31 with the close
March 31 at 18%. Altogether 444 stocks on the New York
Stock Exchange reached new low levels for the year during
the month and 361 stocks touched new high levels. On the
Curb Exchange 249 stocks touched new low levels during the
month and 183 stocks new high levels. Dealings on both ex¬
changes were only moderately large in volume with sales on
the New York Stock Exchange aggregating 33,031,499
shares, which compares with 65,658,034 shares in March
1931; 96,552,040 shares in March 1930 and 105,661,570
shares in March 1929.
On the Curb Exchange the sales
aggregated 4,524,072 shares, against 14,089,000 shares in
March 1931; 27,294,900 shares in March 1930 and 32,058,800
at
March 5 and
bond
case
Martha 31.
Highest.
First Liberty Loan—
i
97«3j Mar 2 1002»i Mar31
99103» Marl 5 100lesiMar23
1.0*33
a9918ai
100»M
8%B. 1932-1947
992S3j Mar 2 10021si Marll
100*33
98"3J
First 4s, 1932-1947
First 4Ks, 1932-1947
699**33
Fourth Liberty Loan—
16.
Mar 8 101«3i
99«3i
9823«
103
100*33
Mar 9
Marl2
97*33
97*«
9612si Mar 2
94
93>«m Mar 3
9512»i Mar 9
94**33
90
Treasury 3%B. 1940-1943...
Treasury 3%b, 1941-1943...
Treasury 3%b, 1946-1949—
March
100**33
Mar22
100
102"siMar28 103 20»a MarlO
100 <31
Treasury 3^8, 1943-1947...
Treasury 3s, 1951-1955
a
Mar 2 101
100»,i
10333j
4%b of 1933-1938
Treasury 4Kb, 1947-1952.
Treasury 4s, 1944-1954
Treasury 3%b, 1946-1956.—
88»i«
90»<>ii Marll
96*33 MarlO
89*33
Mar28
95*JI
94 <sa
95 <3i
94*ji
Mar28
96*33
91 "31
90
Mar28
95
921*33 Marl 4
Mar 2
94**33
Mar 9
91*33
6 March 28.
Closing
Opening
Price
Railroad and Industrial Bonds.
Mar.
Atch Topeka & 8 Fe gen 4s
1995
Atlantic Coast Line 1st cons 4S--1952
Baltimore & Ohio 1st gold 4s
1948
Mar. 31
Lowest.
87 M
ser
A
85 % Mar 11
c74M
Mar 31
68
77
Mar 31
Mar
86K
77%
86 % Mar
78
57
41H
Mar
78 % Mar
68
86# Marll
77
68
54% Mar 31
69
60 %
60
66 % Mar
54%
60%
28%
82M
38 M
1975
29
1949
669 M
43 H
—1967
Mar 29
28 M Mar 31
22
Mar 31
64 M Mar 30
30
Mar 31
Mar
30% Mar
34% Mar
71% Mar 14
46
22
f64%
30
Mar
43 M
31
Mar 31
45 % Mar
70 %
47 M
1975
Great Nor gen 4%b series E—1977
Illinois Central C St L & N O 5sl963
Kansas City Sou ref & Imp 5s—-1950
Lehigh Valley (Pa)
91
77% Mar 30
77% Mar 31
38 M Mar 26
63 M
1977
Erie ref & Imp 6s of 1927
Ref & Imp 6s of 1930
85 % Mar 28
81M
..
Chic & N W conv 4%b ser A
C C C & St L 4 Hs series E
1932.
Highest.
fl81M
Convertible 4Mb
i960
Boston & Maine let 5s
—1967
Ches & Ohio ref & Imp 4%b B—1995
Chesapeake Corp conv 5s
1947
Chic Milw & St P gen 4s ser A.
1989
C M St P & Pao 58
Price
Range for March.
1
1932.
64
Mar 28
74% Mar 11
38 % Mar 30
47% Mar
08% Marll
'
ff64
39
62M Mar 31
668
31
02%
2003
55
45
Mar 31
56
Mar
9
45
adj 5s..—.1967
Missouri Pacific gen 4s
1975
54
36 % Mar 29
20
Mar 31
59
Mar
9
40
35% Mar
3
Mo-Kan-Texas
gen 4s
cum
33%
N Y Chic & St L 4Kb series C—1978
N Y N H & Hartford 1st & ref
4%b '67
20%
34 M
673 M
30
Mar 31
40
Mar 10
30
66
Mar 31
75
Mar 10
66
Mar 22
53
65
N Y Ont & Western ref 4s
1992
49 M
49
Mar
55
Pennsylvania RR deb 4%b
1970
69M
65
Mar 28
73
Mar 11
St Louis-San Francisco—
General 4s series A
1950
29 M
22
Mar 28
32
Mar
3
22%
Con 4 % s series A
Southern Ry gen 4s series A
1978
22M
17
Mar 28
26
Mar
3
17
1956
46 M
36
Mar 28
48% Mar
2
87%
Western Maryland 1st 4s
1952
59
54 % Mar 29
00% Mar
4
50%
Allegheny Corp coll tr 5s
Mar 31
19
1949
28
15 M Mar 31
2030
Brooklyn Union Elev 1st 5s
42
32 M Mar 18
74 M Mar 2
34% Marll
19
30 % Mar
44 % Mar
15X
82%
9
7
79
Mar 18
076
...1941
90
88
Mar
2
97
Mar 29
097
conv 6s
1940
83
78
Mar 31
86
Mar
9
78
2
56
Mar 12
62
674 M
1950
Central Steel 1st 8s
Dodge Bros equip
31
1944
Collateral and conv 5s
American & Foreign Power 5s
Internat Paper 5s series A
1947
52
51M Mar
Int Tel & Tel conv deb 4%b
1939
53
31
Liggett & Myers Tobacco 7s
1944 6118
Paramount-Famous-Lasky 6s
1947
52 M
Warner Bros Pictures 6s
1939
31M
Mar 29
3
55 % Mar
35%
Mar 16 n 15%
115% Mar 26 119
42
Mar 26 60% MarlO
24
Mar 30
42%
33 % Mar
3
24
8
Foreign Bonds—
13
Mar
1957
58-M
50 H Mar 29
68
Mar 11
/ 7%
S52
-1959
58 M
1962
53 %
50 % Mar 29
Mar 23
46
67% Mar 12
59 % Mar 11
47%
1955
55
55
Mar
1
Anfloquia (Dept) 7s series A
Argentine (Govt) 6s series A
6s of June
External 5 Ms
Australia 5s of 1925
7% Mar 30
d 12
1945
1925
—1957
54 %
54% Mar
1
61% Mar
61% Mar
External 4Mb of 1928
Berlin (City) ext s f 6s
-.1956
49
49
1
56
1958
25
Bolivia (Republic) ext 7s
—1969
5M
20 % Mar 29
5
Mar 31
-.1947
a8 M
24
7 % Mar 22
23
Mar
1
External loan 5s of 1927
External 8s
Brazil external 8s
1941
Mar
6 Mb of 1927
Brisbane (City) 5s
1957
1957
o43
40
Mar 31
Sinking fund 5s
.1958
39
39
Mar
1
1
19M
Chile (Republic)
19% Mar
1
Mar
7
13% Mar
8
Mar
1
15
4
Mar 24
23
% Mar 31
23%
Mar 28
65
Mar
9
58%
44% Mar
9
13
7
012 «
55% Mar 11
55%
1965
1958
38 M
11
1957
50 M
32}* Mar 22
10}* Mar 23
50% Mar 1
1958
50
50
Peru (Republic) sec skg fd 7s.-.1959
External 6s
I960
el2
2.
March
7
Mar
12
38
54%
/11.1 J
5%;
Mar
4
12% Mar 11
6% Mar 2
70% Mar
1
88
60 % Mar
1
12
Mar 12
69
Mar 23
65
18
18
Mar
1
fl2
17%
1946
c
58
Mar
12
70 M
-—1946
1946
3.
1
Mar
00%
1947
6 March
Mar
10
Mar 31
18
Mar
2
10
Mar 12
42
10N Mar 24
5%
6
Queensland (State) external 7s—1941
March
23%
40
040}*
12N
Mar 24
New South Wales (State) 5s
15
5
7%
26%
Mar
56
a
31% Mar 11
25 % Mar 7
48 % Mar 8
48 % Mar 8
12
22
Uruguay (Republic) 8s.-
2
22
7
12
61
Rio Grande do Sul 8s
Mar
8% Mar
6
12
1949
External 6s
28% Mar 10
,
00%
54%
12
German (Republic) 7s
German International 5Ms.Mlnas Geraes (State) 6 Mb
Rio de Janeiro (City) 8s
3
Mar
52
60
12
21
External sinking fund 5s
4
3
al2%
6s
Sept 1961
External sinking fund 6s
'1963
External sinking fund 6s
1960
Colombia Mtge Bank 7b of 1927.1947
a47%
4.
a40% Mar 26 50
d March
5.
e
March
Mar 23
7.
79
/ March
^
.
£
30.
0 March 29.
market,
of Ui
VOLUME
OF
BUSINESS
Month of March—
as
ON
THE
1932.
Stock sales—No. of shares
33,031,499
Bond sales (par value)—
$
independent strength and yet even in that
case there was a shading of prices the latter part of the
month, this being due to the difficulties encountered in
putting through new tax legislation but also to the rapid
growth of the movement for a further solider bonus to the
full extent of the face value of the adjusted service certifi¬
cates, which would call for a new outlay by the U.S. Treasury
to amount of over $2,000,000,000. In the following table we
show the fluctuations during the month in the different
issues of United States obligations and also in a large list
1930.
1929.
96.552,040 105,661,570
$
$
Total bond sales
250,900,700 242,665,000 344,369,800 210,517,000
Jan. 1 to March 31—
99,110,149 172,343,252 226,694,430 294,436.250
$
%
536,111,000 429,515,000
State, municipal and foreign..190,082,000 193,496,500 181,381,500 162,311,050
United States Government
177.343,450
45,814,050
30,910,300
35,116,600
Stock sales—No. of shares
Bond sales (par value)—
$
$
Railroad and miscellaneous...397,095,500 449,046,000
764,520,950 688,356,550 748,402,800 626,942,650
Total bond sales
VOLUME OF BUSINESS ON THE CURB EXCHANGE.
1932.
4,524,072
Stock sales (No. of shares)
Bond sales (par value)—
$
1931.
14,089.000
$
1930.
27,294,900
$
91,972.000
5,083,000
7,702,000
Foreign Government
Foreign corporate
71.231,000
2,408,000
3,419,000
85,684,000
2,529,000
4,923,000
Total bond sales
77,058,000
1929.
32,058,800
$
<4
47,315,500
3,011,000
4,005,000
93,136,000 104,757,000
Domestic
Jan. 1 to March 31—
13,611,274
Stock sales (No. of shares)
(par value)—
Bond sales
$
35,377,137
$
^
r
rf62,033,275 105,942,350
$
$
188,334,000 224,700,000 174,728,000 159,997,500
6,863,000
6,739,000
12,013,000
10,727,000
9,146,000
11,313,000
13,985,000
10,666,000
Domestic
Foreign Government...
Foreign corporate
Total bond sales
54,331,500
•
—.204,343,000 242,752,000 200,726,000 181,390,500
THE MONEY MARKET DURING MARCH 1932.
There
was
continued manifestation of
ease
in the New
during March, without any especial
developments bearing on the course of the money
York money market
likewise of foreign
new
$
miscellaneous—133,785,500 159,978,500 252,335,000 145,481,500
64,974,500
74,028,000
77,569,000
53,108,000
United States Government
52,140,700
8,658,500
14,465,800
11,927,500
of railroad and industrial bonds and a considerable number
bond issues.
65,658,034
EXCHANGE.
State, municipal and foreign..
S. Government securities which most of
the time showed
STOCK
1931.
Railroad and
Month of March—
already indicated, except at the
beginning of the month was weak in common with the stock
market and often even weaker, though this does not apply
in the
Sale
Lowest.
a
shares in March 1929.
The
Last
1932
Sale
March 1.
R. H. Macy & Co. tum¬
bled from 57% March 8 to 36% March 28, the reduction
in the dividend rate being one of the factors in the collapse.
During March
Range
First
Government Bonds.
to
REVIEW
MONTHLY
12
Review"
New
assets, and to that extent was to
York
Federal Reserve Bank, issued under date of April 1,
out that "the most important new development
points
in the
situation.
The
"Monthly
^
of
the
be regarded as a proper
the normal and
had grown up
that found its
development in the process of adjustment to
away from the unsound conditions which
during the period of speculative expansion
culmination in the stock market collapse in
banking situation during the past month (March) has been
a considerable reduction in the indebtedness at the Reserve
banks of member banks outside of New York.
Member
the autumn of
1929), the following further explanation is vouchsafed:
"These developments have retarded, although they have
banks in many communities were forced to borrow heavily
Reserve banks last autumn, due partly to with¬
yet stopped, the decline in bank deposits.
During the
weeks ended March 23, the total loans and invest¬
from the
not
drawals of currency by their depositors, and partly to a per¬
sistent flow of deposits to New York which continued in the
four
1932, so that indebtedness of these banks
rose further in January and February to above $800,000,000,
the highest level since 1929.
Such a volume of indebtedness
at any time exercises a restraining influence on the banks,
and, under present conditions when all banks are striving
to attain a liquid position, it constitutes a heavy burden
and has a tendency to create considerable pressure toward
decline of about $200,000,000,
weekly reporting member banks showed a further
notwithstanding large pur¬
chases of Government securities on March 15, and the net
demand and time deposits of these banks showed an ac¬
ments of
early part of
companying reduction of approximately $170,000,000.
The
return flow of currency, disbursements by the Treasury for
Government expenditures, and Reserve bank purchases of
Government securities all have tended to increase bank
deposits, but their influence has been more than counter¬
balanced by the reduction in deposits which accompanied
the decline in loans and investments other than Government
the limitation of credit."
The reference here is to the fact that the discount
holdings
of the 12 Reserve banks in the period from Feb. 17 to
March 30 were reduced from $845,781,000 to $633,255,000.
In its analysis of the situation the New York Reserve Bank
goes on to say that "the reduction during the past month,
which has amounted to about $180,000,000, may be at¬
tributed in part to the indirect effects of purchases of United
States Government securities by the Reserve banks, and
in part to the return flow of currency to the banks."
In
speaking here of the part played by purchases of United
States s Government securities by
the Federal Reserve
banks, the Reserve officials show the same fondness for
reversing the order of things that has been noted many
times in the past.
They undertake to convey the impression
that these purchases of Government securities, which have
been very heavy in recent weeks, served to enable the
member banks to reduce their indebtedness, which is the
reverse of the truth, inasmuch as what happened has been
that the member banks were able independently to contract
their borrowings at the Reserve institution, and as this
involved (owing to the reduction of the discount holdings of
the Reserve institutions) a contraction in the volume of
Reserve credit outstanding, the Reserve authorities under¬
took large purchases of United States Government securities
with the idea of keeping close to the same amount of Reserve
credit outstanding as before.
Diminution in member bank
borrowing preceded the huge additions to the holdings of
United
Government securities.
States
ceeded week after week, the Reserve
clined.
In other words,
as
far
reflected
as
an
the
im¬
provement in the general banking situation, it came about
independently and wholly without any relation to the
purchases of United States Government securities.
These
purchases were made so as to prevent, as far as possible, a
contraction in the volume of Reserve credit outstanding.
For the benefit of the student, it is well to place the relation¬
ship of the two events in their proper juxtaposition.
In
continuing its narrative the New York Reserve Bank goes
banks.
March
The
official
the
January."
call
loan
rate
on
the New
York
Stock
official rate (even at the middle of the month, when often
there is a considerable dislocation of funds, arising out of
Government financing
and the large income tax payments).
during the greater part
of the month was
of 1%, the outside rate being generally
while in the closing week of the month the concession
increased to Y of 1%, loans then being obtainable on the
outside at 2%, and in considerable amounts, too.
In
The concession from the official rate
the time loan branch of the market little
or no
business
was
previous months, virtually
no demand for accommodation of that kind and quoted rates
for time loans were almost entirely nominal; but these
done, there being, as in
nominal rates
were
so many
twice reduced—first
March 2, from
on
of 33^@3%% to 3@33^%, and on March 21 to
2% @3% for all dates.
a
range
The demand for commercial paper was
active all through
all times inadequate
to requirements.
The New York Federal Reserve Bank
says that dealers' sales of paper continued to be in limited
volume during March, although distribution of paper became
And this has pro¬
member bank indebtedness
in
reporting
the
of
Exchange there was no deviation at any time during March
from the 2^% rate prevailing for so long, this having been
the charge both for new loans and for renewals throughout
the month.
Outside the Stock Exchange, banking funds
were all
the time available at some concession from the
the month, with supplies of paper at
as
the Federal Reserve banks.
on
In
The two events
reduction
holdings
and of $550,000,000 in
banks adding to their
member bank borrowing again and again de¬
were concurrent, but purchases of
Government obligations followed the shrinkage in discount
holdings and in the holdings of acceptances (which latter
were also heavily reduced) instead of the expansion in the
holdings of United States Government securities having
enabled the member banks to cancel their indebtedness to
holdings
security
reduction in deposits, however, is considerably less than the
reduction of nearly $540,000,000 in the previous month,
j
The principal
somewhat wider as the month progressed.
factor
restricting the sales volume, it is stated, was the
new paper being created by the type of
concern which is able to finance through the open market.
Quotations for choice names of four to six months' maturity
were a trifle lower the latter part of the month at 3 Y @3 3^ %.
Names less well known commanded 3 % @4 Y % •
Some very
high class 90-day paper transactions were occasionally
reported at 3%.
Reports to the New York Reserve Bank
from the dealers showed only $103,000,000 of commercial
paper outstanding on Feb. 29, this comparing with a revised
total of $108,000,000 outstanding at the end of January
and with $315,000,000 at the end of February in 1931.
small amount of
,
DAILY RECORD
OF TIME LOAN RATES.
to say:
Government securities
necessarily were conducted largely in New York, but the
funds paid out were widely distributed through Treasury
transfers of funds to other parts of the country to cover pay¬
ments of loans made by the Reconstruction Finance Corpora¬
tion, as well as ordinary Government expenditures. Through
this process many member banks obtained funds with which
to reduce indebtedness.
The result is in accordance with
the usual effect of security purchases by the Reserve banks;
an
increase in Government security holdings does not
ordinarily increase the total volume of Federal Reserve
credit, but rather helps to reduce the dependence of the
member banks and of the acceptance market on money bor¬
rowed from the Reserve banks, and so to promote easier
banking conditions.
"The return flow of currency to the banks has proceeded
at a fairly steady rate of at least $25,000,000 in most weeks,
after allowance is made for seasonal variations in the demand
"Federal
Reserve
purchases
of
for currency, and in the seven weeks ended
movement
totaled
around $165,000,000.
March 26 the
This
flow
of
into the banks, together with the operations of
the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, undoubtedly has
currency
Rates
on
Mixed Collateral.
March
30 Days.
1
i-
2
3
4
60 Days.
90 Days.
4 Months.
5 Months.
6 Months.
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3
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6
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smallest number in many
30
part
was
in insufficient supply, whereas a
considerable part at
liqudation and closing out
with the elimination of frozen and ineligible
least could be ascribed to tbe
of old accounts
31
of the month closings were
nearly equaled in number, and were considerably exceeded
in the amount of deposits involved by reopenings of banks
previously closed."
Some weakness in the theory being still apparent, such as
the fact that the deposit of member banks continued to
shrink (which shrinkage, in the current discussions, had
been referred to as an indication that member bank credit
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strengthened the position of many banks, and bank closings
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in money found strongest expression in
market.
Here rates were marked down
during the month.
On March 1, rates were
reduced Y of 1% on bills running from three to six months.
They were again reduced on Friday, March 11, when 30day, 60-day and 90-day bills were lowered by Y of 1 %•
On
March 22, there was a further reduction of 3^ of 1% on all
maturities, bringing the rates down to 2 Y% hid, and 2%%
asked, for bills running from 30 to 90 days, to 2^ bid, and
2Y% asked, for 120 days, and 2% bid, and 2% asked, for
the
growing
acceptance
several times
ease
13
MONTHLY REVIEW
bills
Immediately after the
running for 150 and 180 days.
close of the month, that is, on April 1, rates were further
reduced
of 1 % on all maturities.
The acceptance holdings
dropped from $137,584,000, March 9
to $66,362,000 March 30, but their holdings for their foreign
correspondents increased from $311,640,000 March 2, to
$335,425,000 March 30.
According to an announcement
made by the American Acceptance Council on March 16, the
volume of bankers' acceptances outstanding on Feb. 29, was
smaller by $41,674,522 than the total at the end of January,
that is, the amount was down to $919,391,880.
Twelve
months before on Feb. 28 1931, the agrgeate was $1,519,857,484, showing a contraction during the year in the large sum of
$600,465,604.
The American Acceptance Council explained
the shrinkage as follows:
Contributing to this decline, the total of bills drawn to finance goods
stored abroad or shipped between foreign countries is now less by $259,400,000, export bills are off $203,300,000, import bills are off $69,600,000,
dollar exchange bills are off $45,000,000, domestic shipment bills are off
$16,500,000 and bills to finance goods in domestic warehouses are off
might also make some alteration in its rate, but it was
unchanged at 3%.
RATES FOR
MONEY AT NEW
left
YORK.
of the 12 Reserve banks
Week Ended—
March
Call loans
on
Range for week (mixed &
Thus it is clear that the two major causes of the
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dustrial collateral)
Time loans (mixed & Indus, coll.):
our export trade
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77% of the total decline.
The New York Federal Reserve Bank in
discussing the
bill market said:
"During the first part of March, the investment demand
bills diminished, with the result that dealers' port¬
increased somewhat, and offerings of bills to the
Reserve banks increased between March 2 and March 9.
for
folios
succeeding week, dealers' sales were stimulated by
around March 15, as well as by foreign
buying through the Reserve bank, and the supply of bills was
reduced as the banks retained newly created bills.
Con¬
sequently, dealers' portfolios were reduced substantially,
and open market rates for bills maturing within 90 days
were reduced
on March 11, following a decline of %%
in bills of longer than 60-day maturity on March 1.
"For the balance of the month, the demand for bills was
large relative to the amount of bills being released to the
discount market by accepting and discounting banks, and
dealers were unable to fill orders.
A further reduction of
the
local bank buying
Y%% in dealers' rates for all maturities of bills was effected
March 22, bringing the offering rate for 90-day unindorsed
bills to 2%%y the lowest since the middle of last October,
and on March 25 the buying rate of the New York Reserve
Bank was lowered to 23^% for indorsed bills not exceeding
four months maturity.
Following the increase in the first
reporting week of March, Federal Reserve holdings of pur¬
chased bills declined steadily and on March 30 amounted to
only $66,000,000, the smallest volume since last August."
on
Double and single names—
Prime 4 to 6 months
Secured by
30 Days
90 Days
60 Days
120 Days
180 Days
150 Days
Bid & Ask Bid & Ask Bid & Ask Bid dk Ask Bid. & Ask Bid dk Ask
Accept'ces
1
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CALL LOANS ON THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
March 1932.
Low
High
Renewal
1
2X
2
2X
2X
2X
3
2X
2X
2X
2X
Satur day
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March 1932
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Satur day
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6
7....
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—
.
2X
changes during the month in the rediscount
the Federal Reserve banks.
When the
Bank of England made the second reduction of the month
in its discount rate on March 17, this time to 3^%, there
rates
were
of
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.
1
THE
RETURNS
THE
OF
FEDERAL
RESERVE AND MEMBER
were no
any
of
expectations that the New York Federal Reserve Bank
The feature
March
was
of
the
Federal
the diminished
Reserve
statements
during
borrowing of the member banks,
represented by the discount holdings of the 12 Reserve
institutions, with a concurrent reduction in the holdings of
acceptances (dealers finding no occasion for recourse to the
facilities of the Reserve banks) and the huge increase in
the holdings of United States Government securities, the
Reserve authorities having adopted the plan of adding to
their holdings of Government securities as their discount
holdings and acceptance holdings were reduced; this with a
view to keeping the volume of Reserve credit outstanding
pretty nearly the same as before.
Between Feb. 17 and
March 30 the discount holdings fell from $845,781,000 to
$633,255,000, and the acceptance holdings from $146,382,000
to $66,362,000.
During the same period the holdings of
United States Government securities ran up from $741,342,000 to $871,618,000.
The increase in these holdings of Government securities
extended to all the different heads, though the greater part
of it occurred in the holdings of certificates and bills, the
amount of which rose from $347,818,000 Feb. 24 to $459,554,000 March 30, while the holdings of Treasury notes rose
from $73,497,000 Feb. 24 to $84,397,000 March 30; and
the holdings of United States bonds from $319,241,000
Feb. 24 to $327,667,000 March 30.
In addition, there
appeared in the return for March 16 an item of special
Treasury certificates for $32,000,000, these being one-day's
certificates issued to the Federal Reserve banks to coyer
advances by the latter to the United States Treasury pending
the collection of the Federal income taxes due March'15,
as
but which usually do not reach the Treasury until a day or
two later.
The item, of course, appeared in only this one
March 16.
The New York Federal
that on March 15 $634,000,000 of
Treasury certificates of indebtedness became due and
payable, but inasmuch as nearly $500,000,000 were tendered
to the Reserve banks in exchange for the new certificates
issued, the excess of Treasury disbursements over receipts
on March
15 was unusually small for the first day of a
Treasury tax period.
As a result, the Treasury found it
necessary to issue to the Reserve banks a special one-day
certificate of indebtedness for only $53,000,000 in order to
that is,
on
Reserve Bank points out
CaU Loans
5....
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3%®4
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Good 4 to 6 m onths
return;
PRIME BANKERS ACCEPTANCES.
4
2X
3@3X
3@3X
Commercial paper:
reduced activity in the
which amounts to more than
classes alone amounts to $463,000,000, or
28-
2X
2X
Thirty days
Sixty days
first, the extraordinary
$150,000,000 for the
12 months, and second, the practical cessation, since July 1931, of dollar
acceptance financing in Europe.
The total reduction of bills of these two
Mar,
indus¬
trial collateral)
BANKS—BROKERS' LOANS.
bankers' acceptance business in the past year are
In
April 2
Week's average (mixed and In¬
$6,000,000.
drop in
5 March 12 March 19 March 26
Stock Exchange—
position for that day. Most of the excess of net
redemptions of maturing certificates and interest pay¬
ments over income tax collections on the 15th, and cash
balance its
cash
payments for new certificate issues occurred, it is stated, in
New York and was added to the Reserve accounts of the
York
City banks.
Consequently, participations
totaling $33,500,000 in the special one-day certificate issued
to the Reserve Bank were sold to the New York banks to
New
provide employment for part of the temporary excess of
The participation of the New York City banks was
reduced on the succeeding day, and was finally retired on
the 17th concurrent with reductions in the special certificate
of indebtedness, which were effected through income tax
collections and a withdrawal of funds from Government
funds.
depositaries.
Notwithstanding the large addition to the holdings of
Government securities, the total of the bill and security
holdings (an item which reflects the volume of Reserve
credit outstanding) fell from $1,763,500,000 Feb. 17* to
$1,578,146,000 March 30.
In, the absence of any con¬
siderable amount of gold exports except from earmarked
stock, the Reserve institutions were also able to enlarge
their gold reserves again.
These increased from $2,938,974,000 March 2 to $3,107,757,000 March 30.
The volume
of Reserve notes in circulation was concurrently reduced,
falling from $2,638,488,000 March 2 (and $2,664,003,000
Feb. 3) to $2,546,275,000 March 30.
As a result the ratio
of total reserves to
deposits and Federal Reserve note
liabilities combined rose from 68.0% Feb. 24 and 68.1%
March 2 to 70.9% March 30.
While the Reserve banks
suffered a decline in their own holdings of acceptances (the
amount having fallen, as already stated, from $146,382,000
Feb. 17 to $66,362,000 on March 30) their holdings for
account of foreign central banks, after having fallen from
$319,294,000 Feb. 10 to $311,640,000 March 2, increased
thereafter and were up to $335,425,000 on March 30.
The
deposits of foreign banks with the 12 Reserve institutions,
^
MONTHLY
14
the large previous shrinkage, showed further con¬
traction, dropping from $16,392,000 March 2 to $10,874,000
March 23, but then moved up again to $31,249,000 March 30.
EEYIEW
The
after
Brokers
York
of the reporting member banks in New
showed unimportant changes during March.
loans
City
continued very small, and after increasing
March 2 to $561,000,000 March 16, it
$524,000,000 March 23, and was $525,000,000 March
steady influx of gold from Indian hoards to London
continued and played an important part in restoring the posi¬
tion of sterling, as by the sale of this gold to the Continent
the Bank of
England was enabled to acquire large balances
discharge the credits due to the Federal Re¬
banks and the Bank of France and private banks and
with which to
The aggregate
serve
from $495,000,000
bankers in this
fell to
of
The New York Stock Exchange monthly figures showed
30.
borrowings by Stock Exchange members March 31 as $533,103,059, which compared with $524,663,758 Feb. 29; $512,017,942 Jan. 31; $587,159,813 Dec. 31; $730,151,908 Nov.
30, and $1,354,067,350 as recently as Aug. 31 1931.
COURSE OF STERLING
,
EXCHANGE DURING MARCH.
The feature in the market for foreign exchange during
March was the sharp rise in bills on London.
On Monday
March 1 the price of cable transfers on London ranged
between $3.48% and $3.48%; on March 31 the range was
from $3.76% to $3.82%, showing an advance of almost
34 cents in the pound sterling.
This followed as the result
of multiplying evidences going to show steady and very
March 2, British affairs.
e-eat improvement in Neville Chamberlain, the House of
In Chancellor of
ommons
on
the
Exchequer, confirmed a report current earlier in the
week that the British Treasury on Friday, March 4 would
pay $150,000,000 of the $200,000,000 credit supplied by 110
banks and bankers in this country to the British Treasury,
the latter part of August 1931.
Mr. Chamberlain also stated
that the credit obtained at the
France
had
been
same
time from the Bank of
told
the
House
of
Commons
that
the restrictions
on
the
purchase of foreign exchange which were imposed last
September at the time of Great Britain's flight from the
pound would be withdrawn the same evening (March 2).
The restrictions on dealings in exchange had been designed
to prevent speculative sales of sterling by British nationals
and the flight of capital from England.
Actually newspaper
accounts said these restrictions
,
'
were never
enforced because
the British public took the suspension of the gold
standard
calmly and made no general attempt to convert its money
from sterling into other currency.
Towards the end of the
month, or on March 28,/
there came announcement of
further repayments of the credits previously obtained.
On
the day named the British Treasury notified participating
banks that it would pay off $30,000,000 of the $50,000,000
credit still remaining unpaid of the $200,000,000 total credit
obtained the previous August.
Similar repayment, the
New York "Times" stated, was to be made of the remain¬
ing $20,000,000 due on April 5, though in both cases the
credit line would be kept open.
As further evidence of
.improvement the Bank of England, which on Feb. 18 had
reduced its rate of discount from 6% to 5%, on March 10,
reduced further to 4% and on March 17 lowered its rate
still further to 3%%.
As a result of the rapid convalescence of Great Britain,
made manifest in so many different ways, there was a re¬
markable return of confidence in the London market through¬
out the world.
A steady inflow of funds to the London
market occurred, especially from European centers.
The
flow from Switzerland and Amsterdam
London
for
investment in
exceptionally heavy so that Dutch guilders and
Swiss francs were at one time during the month quoted at
the lowest rates prevailing since the German crisis of last
June and the London crisis of September.
Previously, since
June and especially since September, Swiss and Dutch
bankers, like almost all depositors and investors in London,
had been making strenuous efforts to sell British pounds.
In] addition the Bank of France, as well as French private
banks and investors are believed to have been heavy buyers
of sterling, thereby further strengthening rates on London.
In ordinary circumstances seasonal factors serve to help
sterling at this time of the year, and until towards the end of
the following August. But while these factors doubtless were
present, apparently the predominating influence in the re¬
covery in the price of sterling was the quick return of con¬
fidence on the part of international bankers in the British
financial position. On this side of the ocean, also, orders to
buy sterling came pouring in to bankers and foreign exchange
traders and it would seem that the rate was prevented from
sky rocketing even further, only through persistent selling by
was
official
sources
market
the metal.
was
in London.
Traders stated that the future
stronger even than the spot market and stronger
the premium seemed to indicate.
On March 31, one month
sterling was quoted at a premium of % to one cent above
spot, while 90 day sterling was quoted at a premium of 2% @
3c., plainly indicating a belief that notwithstanding the big
advance already achieved still further advances were deemed
likely. The extent of the demand for sterling and of the flow
of funds to London was illustrated by the downward trend of
money rates in the open market in London. On March 31,
open market discounts for short bills were down to 2 @ 2% %
and for three months bills to 2 3-16 @ 2 % % which, compared
with 3% @4%%, the rate for short bills on Feb. 29 and 4%
@ 5%% the rate at the close of January, and with 3% @
4%% for three months bills on Feb. 29 and 5 @ 5%% at the
end of January.
A dispatch from
Bagdad to the "Wall Street
the rush of
lure of the
premium now obtainable. Gold coin, rings, bangles and other
ornaments kept steadily streaming into the bullion brokers of
Bagdad where they were melted down into crude bars for ex¬
port and then sent by airplane to London for refining. It was
also stated that the Bagdad broker covered himself by for¬
ward sales of francs or other gold currency while the gold was
Journal" stated that the Arabs of Iraq had joined
hoarders giving up their gold in response to the
in transit.
It
was
estimated that India had sent to London
approximately £45,000,000 of hoarded gold up to the end of
March. In addition, English private hoarders also continued
to sell their gold ornaments and hoarded gold coins to the
London bullion dealers.
Nevertheless the British authorities
continued to act with considerable caution and
on
March 11
the British House of Commons
passed without a division on
second reading the bill extending for another year the emer¬
gency act of last September suspending the price fixing
provision of the gold standard act. The original period of
suspension expired on March 21.
There
reduced
roughly from £20,000,000 to
£7,000,000.
The £20,000,000 remaining section of the
French credit, he stated, was represented by bills that could
not be paid off until next August.
At the same time he
country and in France. Other Eastern hoards
gold in the form either of coin or of treasure joined the
movement begun in India last autumn to dispose of the metal
for the sake of the high premium that could be obtained for
were
some
wide
and
sudden fluctuations
in
the
sterling rate on London during the month, the Bank of
England apparently at times stepping in to prevent too
rapid a rise, but the trend remained strongly upward through¬
out, and this followed from the fact that sterling was in
great demand at all centers as a result of the complete
restoration of confidence in the British financial position.
This growth of confidence also led to considerable specula¬
tive trading in exchange to get the benefit of the further
advance in the rate that appeared assuredly in prospect.
As already stated, the gold arriving from India was resold
in London and shipped to Paris for French and other Con¬
tinental accounts.
Therefore there
the movement in
was
little
or no
reflection
the Bank of
England
only slight changes from week to week.
In
its statement for the week ending March 9 the Bank of Eng¬
land showed a gain in bullion of £2,681; in the week ending
March 16, a gain of £5,661; in the week ending March 23,
a loss of £51,164, and in the week
ending March 30, a gain
of £21,878.
Canadian exchange continued to rule at a heavy discount,
though the discount continued to diminish as the month
progressed, the same as in the preceding month, but not
in the same pronounced way.
The Canadian dollar was
quoted at a discount of 9% @10% on March 31, as against
11%@11%% discount on March 1.
The Order in Council
of last October prohibiting the exportation of gold from
Canada except under license expired March 1 without much
comment.
The Montreal "Gazette," in adverting to that
fact in its issue of March 7, remarked that technically
Canada was once more on a free gold basis, but actually
the situation remained unchanged, as the discount of more
than 10% on the Canadian dollar was bearing witness.
In the Canadian market there was some mystification, it
was observed,
as to why the Order in Council was ever
resorted to.
Before it went into effect Canada had long
since given up the free export of gold, effective means being
found in one way or another to prevent advantage being
taken of the discount in the exchange.
Now that the Order
had expired the Finance Ministry continued to exercise
surveillance over gold movements and no exports could be
made except upon express permission—so said this Canadian
paper.
At the Port of New York $7,000,000 of gold was
received from the Dominion of Canada during the month
of
the returns of
which showed
of March.
Gold exports from the United States during March were
a
greatly diminished scale, and in fact consisted mainly
gold previously earmarked for that purpose, and these
exports were to a large extent offset by imports, while in
addition a large amount of gold previously under earmark
was released, so that
altogether the result was a considerable
addition to the country's stock of the metal.
The New York
Federal Reserve Bank summarized the gold movement in
and out of the country as follows:
"During March there was a steady increase in this coun¬
try's gold stock, and by the close of the month the total was
approximately $36,000,000 higher than at the end of Febru¬
ary.
Exports, which were composed almost entirely of gold
which previously had been earmarked, ceased by the 15th
of the month; these exports in the first half of the month
totaled $43,900,000, of which $37,500,000 was shipped to
France and $6,300,000 to Belgium, leaving less than $100,000
of gold shipped to other countries.
Gold imports at New
York amounted to $13,500,000, of which $7,000,000 came
from Canada, $2,700,000 from Argentina, $2,500,000 from
Mexico and $1,000,000 from Brazil; and at San Francisco
$2,900,000 was received from China and $700,000 from
Australia.
In addition to these imports, there was a net
decrease of $58,300,000 in the total of gold held under ear¬
mark for foreign account, including both the amount released
on
of
MONTHLY
for export and other net releases the
employed in this
THE
market."
CONTINENTAL AND
proceeds of which were
more
OTHER
particularly in Europe,
was
month.
FOREIGN EXCHANGES.
were a
feature of the
mbnth.
in continuation of the same movement the previous
We have already referred to the action of the Bank
•of
England which on Feb. 18 had marked its discount rate
down from 6% to
5% now making two further reductions
during March—the first on March 10,° in cutting the rate
from
5% to 4%, and the second
on
March 17 in making a
further cut to 3%%.
The Bank of Norway and the Bank
of Sweden which had on Feb. 19 reduced their
rate, on March
2 further lowered their rates to
5%.
The Bank of Lithuania
March 1 reduced from
8%% to 7%% and the Bank of
same day reduced from
6% to 5%%. The Rou¬
manian National Bank on March 3 reduced from 8% to 7%.
•on
Chile the
In
Germany the Reichsbank
on
March 8 lowered its discount
rate from
7% to 6% and its Lombard rate, or rate for
collateral loans, from
8% to 7%. On March 11 the Danish
National Bank marked its rate down from 6% to 5% and
the Bank of
Japan from 6.57% to 5.84% effective on
March 12.
On March 18 the National Bank of Austria
reduced from 8% to 7%, the
8% rate having been in effect
since Dec. 11 1931. The Bank of
Italy on March 21 lowered
its rate from
7% to 6%,
since Sept. 28 1931.
Exchange
•
on
the 7% rate having been in effect
of
many
London
the
a
lower German rate would have
no
ill consequences.
large vote polled by President von Hindenburg in the
German elections on Sunday, March 13, strengthened the
mark as well as the other Continental
exchanges, though
Von
Hindenburg did not succeed in obtaining an absolute
majority of the votes cast, therefore necessitating a run-off
election, which is to take place on Sunday, April 10.
His re¬
election obviously will mean the continuation for the time
being at least, of the Bruening Government and a strict
financial program.
of the month that
Continental countries
were
developing strength and this
Rumors
a
were
moratorium
current the latter part
dollar bonds would be
on
declared, but the German Government officially denied that
any change was contemplated in the transfer of interest on
foreign loans.
The Kreuger & Toll collapse
cussion in the suspension on March 23 of the
had its
reper¬
Indqstrie und
Privat Bank, which was owned
by the extensive Michael
interests. The suspension was attributed to a frozen con¬
dition of Berlin real estate and a
drop in the prices of seeuricapitalized at 110,000,000 marks.
Difficulty in prolonging loans from the Kreuger interests
was
regarded as having brought about the bank's troubles.
The bank itself was looked
upon as a relatively minor insti¬
tution, but its position was taken as indicating the condition
of the parent Michael concern of
large real estate dealers.
ties%
The bank
was
Associated Press advices from Berlin March 30 stated
that the Boerse Committee had decided to resume official
quotations on the Berlin Stock Exchange on April 12.
The
Boerse
closed during the financial crisis of last summer.
re-opened Feb. 25 1932 for restricted trading after
having been closed five months. Brokers, however, were
prohibited from posting official prices, and the only change
It
lower the early
part of March at a time when the rate of
-sterling
felt that
15
<
The
;
Reduction in the discount rates of numerous central banks,
indicative of the general improvement in foreign affairs,
This
REVIEW
was
was
ascribed to the transfer of balances from the Continental
that they were permitted to use the Boerse for their
operations.
The New York Federal Reserve Bank an¬
centers to
nounced
on
the pound
was
was
London, induced by the revival of confidence in
sterling, as related in detail above in our dis¬
cussion of the sterling
exchange market. The latter part of
the month however rates on most of the Continental centers
moved upward again, more than
recovering the early losses.
French francs moved in a
very erratic way and reports had
it that the Bank of France at times undertook to control the
of
course
exchange and then again would relax its control;
also at times by its
operations played an important part in
affecting the course of sterling rates. The Bank of France
continued to dispose of its
foreign exchange holdings in all
centers, including New York, but there appeared to be no
longer a flight of French private banking and invested capital
from either New York or
London, but on the contrary a
flow of French private funds to London
developed. Further
large shipments of gold from New York to Paris occurred,
but these consisted, as
already stated, almost entirely of
gold which had been previously earmarked. These exports
occurred entirely in the first half of the month and the
amount
totaled $43,900,000, of which $37,500,000 was
shipped to France and $6,300,000 to Belgium, leaving less
than $100,000 of
gold shipped to other countries.
The
French
entirely its
own
franc
most
and this
of
the
time
followed
a
course
attributed to
operations by the
New York exchange on Paris, as
already
stated, moved erratically with some rather sharp fluctuations.
Cable transfers on Paris, after
selling at 3.94 March 2, were
down to 3.91% March
8, but within two days were back to
3.94% March 10, only to dip to 3.91 15-16 March 24 with a
quick recovery to 3.94% March 28 and with the range on
March 31 3.92% @ 3.94 3-16.
The gold export point was
figured by bankers as being about 3.9462-85 and it appeared
as if whenever the franc
closely approached the gold point
the Bank of France intervened,
being apparently opposed to
withdrawals of gold from either New York or London
by its
nationals on an exchange basis.
The earmarked stock was
of course unaffected
by the rate of exchange.
Dispatches
was
Bank of France.
from
Paris the latter part of the month said the Bank
of
was believed now to have
terminated entirely, the
France
liquidation of its own sterling balances and had ceased con¬
verting dollar balances into gold.
Some Paris bankers
expressed the view that the Bank would avoid
drawing
further amounts of gold from New York but
argued that it
was quite
beyond its power to prevent hoarded British gold
or Indian
gold coming upon the London open market from
moving on to Paris. In its statement for the week ending
March 4 the Bank of France
reported an increase in gold
holdings of 678,455,409 francs, in the week ended March 11
an increase of
419,535 867 francs, in the week ended March 18
an increase of
351,353,134 francs, in the week ended March 25
an increase of
322,881,413 francs, but in the week ended
April 1 a decrease of 45,000,000 francs.
Rates for German exchange continued
largely nominal
owing to the regulations imposed upon dealings by the Ger¬
man
Government, but nevertheless the course of the German
mark
was
much like the
of rates on the other
European
evidencing some weakness the early part of the
month, then showing recovery and finally shading off
again.
course
centers,
Cable
transfers
on
Berlin
March
31
were
23.78 @23.82,
against 23.79 @23.82 March 1.
As noted further
above,
the Bank of Germany on March 8 reduced its
discount rate
from 7% to 6% and its Lombard rate from
8% to 7%.
The
Reichsbank considered the reduction in its
discount rate
as
anjexperiment, designed to help German trade.
The low
reserve of foreign
exchange and the relatively small stock
of gold held had made an earlier reduction
inadvisable, but
after the reductions in
the London and other rates it
was
was
on March 4 that in
conjunction with other Federal
Reserve banks it had renewed for three months its
portion
of
the
was
$100,000,000
made at the
Reichsbank
credit.
Announcement
time that the Reichsbank had
repaid
10% of the $25,000,000 due in this country, the extension
for three months
applying on the remaining $22,500,000.
Newspaper
had
on
same
accounts
March 4 stated that the Reichsbank
that
day provided the $10,000,000 due to be repaid
its $100,000,000 international central bank credit in the
on
form of New York
exchange at the Federal Reserve Bank,
which had participated to the extent of $25,000,000 in the
credit arranged with it, the Bank of
England, the Bank of
France and the Bank for International Settlements.
The
Bank
of Germany for the first
quarter of March >
reported 48,489,000 marks decrease in gold and 3,147,000
marks further loss in the second
quarter, with 229,000 marks
increase in the third quarter and 1,562,000 marks increase
in the final quarter, in which latter
period there was the usual
large expansion in note circulation, always noted in the
closing quarter of the month, the increase this time being
225,177,000 marks.
This was after 89,420,000 contraction
in note circulation the first
quarter, 65,745,000 marks con¬
traction in the second
quarter and 107,255,000 marks con¬
traction in the third quarter.
Italian exchange held
pretty steady,
though it took
a
downward dip the middle of the month, following the news
of the
Kreuger & Toll disaster, which had a disorganizing
being in the case of nearly all the European
exchanges. Cable transfers on Italy were at their high for
the month at 5.20 on March 8 and touched 5.17% on
March 17, with the range on March 31 5.17%@5.18%,
against the range on March 1 of 5.18%@5.19%.
Prepara¬
tions were evidently under
way for bringing out a new domes¬
tic loan in the early future and in authoritative Italian
effect for the time
circles it
ceived
at
was
stated that the Italian Government had
assurance
home for
an
that full
issue
of
re¬
subscriptions would be received
1,000,000,000 lire 5% nine-year
Treasury bonds to be offered in order to refund 915,000,000
lire Treasury bonds maturing Nov. 15.
It was pointed out
that the whole Italian policy had been directed toward
making Italy independent of foreign markets for govern¬
mental needs, with the result that Italy has only one Govern¬
ment loan abroad, namely, the $100,000,000 stabilization
loan.
In commenting on this policy last year Antonio;,
Mosconi, Minister of Finance, stated: "We decided not to
depend upon any foreign loan, convinced as we were that
we would be able to
depend fully on the Italian investor,
and that especially under the present circumstances Italy
could and should carry on her own."
The same policy, it
noted, had been continued since, and in banking quarters
said that the fact that Italy had not been dependent
upon foreign capital, either short or long term, to any great
extent, had been of material assistance in maintaining the
was
it
was
level of the lire in recent
periods.
Associated Press accounts from Sofia, Bulgaria, March 29,
stated that Premier Mouchanoff had that night announced
that Bulgaria had declared a 50% moratorium on her ex¬
terior debt for six months.
The Premier said the rest of the
fund usually devoted to payment of the debt would be used
to balance the budget.
The reduction in payment, it was
stated, totaled 91,000,000 levas ($655,000) monthly.
Bul¬
garia, it was stated, would try to reach an accord with her
bondholders during the six months' moratorium.
In exchange on the countries neutral
during the war, the
noteworthy event of course was the Kreuger & Toll collapse,
which for the time
being exercised
the financial markets.
disturbing effect on
regarding this grave dis-
a very
The details
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A
'
EEYIEW
MONTHLY
16
set out in the
aster have been
it must suffice here to say
suffered
a
sharp break on
guilders on cable transfers as against 40.29^ @ 40.35K on
March 2 sold down to 40.123^ @ 40.16 March 8, then ad¬
vanced to 40.35 @ 40.39 March 15, dropped back to 40.223^
earlier portion of this article and
that all the Scandinavian units
Monday March 14, following the
death by suicide of Ivar Kreuger, head
of the world wide Kreuger & Toll interests. Prior to this the
Scandinavian currencies had fluctuated widely, though with
the trend strongly upward on the steady improvement in ex¬
announcement of the
change rates on London, in harmony with which the Scan¬
dinavian units usually move.
The death of Kreuger was
concealed until after the close of all the markets on Saturday
March 12.
Cable transfers on Sweden had sold up from
19.25 March 2 to 19.95 @ 20.60 March 8, and was
quoted at 20.21 on Saturday March 12, on Monday March 14
the Swedish crown sold down to 19.53. The Swedish Stock
19.23 @
Exchange closed on that day as a precautionary measure.
Following the announcement on Wednesday, March 16, that
the Stockholm Exchange would reopen the following Monday,
quick recovery ensued, and by
above 20.00. On March 28, on
March 19 the rate was again
the continued advance in the
sterling rate, the Swedish crown
touched a high of 20.95 with
March 31 20.30 @ 20.50.
Exchange on the other Scandinavian countries followed a
closely similar course; their trend was upward along with the
sterling rate, except when the Kreuger disaster led to a sharp
break on March 14. The Danish crown for instance on cable
transfers, after having moved up from 19.183^ @ 19.22 on
March 2 to 19.85 @ 20.60 on March 8, and on Saturday,
March 12, sold at 20.12, dropped to 19.85 on Monday, March
14. It soon resumed its upward course again, however, in¬
fluenced by the rise in sterling, and on March 29 reached a
high for the month of 21.10; the range March 31 was 20.81 @
21.00. The Norwegian crown on cable transfers after moving
up from 18.89 @ 18.93 March 1 to 19.65 @ 20.40 March 8,
was quoted at 19.74^ @ 19.81 the day of Kreuger's suicide
but sold down to 19.64 on Monday, March 14, and touched
19.38 on March 23 but with the renewed advance in sterling
the range on
sold up to 20.41 @ 20.85 on March 28
March 31 19.95 @ 20.15.
The Swiss and Dutch units were weak
and with tihe range
the early part of the
month, owing to the heavily increased flow of funds from the
Swiss and Dutch centers to the London market, but the latter
losses and were carried up¬
along with the further upward swing in the pound
sterling, but with some shading off at the close. Dutch
part of the month regained their
ward
RATES OF EXCHANGE
@40.25lA March 22, but were 40.401/2@40.46 March 28
ranged on March 31 at 40.35 @40.39 3^.
Cable trans¬
fers on Switzerland declined from 19.3734@19.39 March 2
to 19.30@19.31 March 8, recovered to 19.38@19.42 March
10, and moved irregularly up and down thereafter, touch¬
and
ing a low of 19.273^ March 21 and a high of 19.45 March 28,
with the close March 31 19.35@19.423^.
The Spanish
continued its downward course, though the decline
of the month was occasionally interrupted
by the continued rise in the sterling rate.
The high point
for cable transfers on Spain was 7.693^ March 1 and the
low point 7.53 March 22 and March 23, with the range
peseta
the latter part
March 31
7.543^@7.57.
Exchange rates on South
America showed no changes of
quotations being largely nominal anyway and
with trading practically at a standstill.
The Argentine
Government arranged to pay off on April 1 $1,000,000 of the
$10,000,000 short term notes due on that date and to renew
the remaining $9,000,000 for nine months and it was stated
that the arrangement contemplated a similar payment of
$1,000,000 on July 1 in connection with the maturity on
that date of the remaining $10,000,000 of short term notes.
The notes were all held by banks.
On March 31 the Argen¬
tine Government prohibited sales of all foreign currency
drafts and explained, so said Associated Press advices from
Buenos Aires, that the measure was taken to prevent
speculators from obtaining exchange for private sales higher
than the official rates of 3.88 pesos per dollar.
The Asso¬
ciated Press further said that the limit on foreign exchange
purchases which had been 1,000 pesos daily since Govern¬
ment control was imposed, several months before, had been
reduced during the week to 200 pesos ($50).
Cable advices
from La Paz (Bolivia), March 18 to the United States stated
that the Central Bank of Bolivia that afternoon had issued a
statement confirming the new arrangement arrived at with
exporters and importers for fixing the rate of exchange on
London and New York.
The statement referred to the
brusque alteration in the rate between New York and
London on March 7 and its effect on the Bolivian rate as an
instance of the necessity of artificially fixing the rate for the
Bolivian peso.
Chambers of Commerce in several cities, it
consequence,
ON CONTINENTAL CENTRES.
Amsterdam
Antwerp
Greek
Swiss
Italian
Paris
Guilders
Belga
Drachma
Francs
Lire
Franca
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was
available steamer.
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began to dispose of their hoarded gold coins and ornaments
for the same reason.
The price of silver in London March 31
was
only 17 % pence per ounce against 19% pence on March 1.
stated, had agreed to the proposal of the tin miners that
exchange be fixed at 15 Bolivianos per pound
sterling which would make the dollar rate 4.12 bolivianos.
On March 21 the
Department of Commerce at Washington
supplementing the existing exchange control
regulations, the Colombian Government found it necessary
recently to restrict further the placing of foreign exchange at
the disposal of Colombian importers, according to the
Commerce Department's Finance and Investment Division.
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will be authorized by the Government only for periodic
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parties must present to the Control Office a statement of such debts, duly
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New York Stock
e
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
N
Ml
RANGE OF BOND PRICES
.$250,900,700
$242,665,000
764,520,950
688,356,500
Jan, 1 to March 31-—
The tables
on
—Shares 33,031,499
March
65,658,034
99,110,149
172,343,252
Jan. 1 to March 31
19 to 41 furnish a complete reoord of the
pages
1931.
1932.
Stock Sales.
1931.
1932.
Bond Sales.
March
DURING MARCH 1932.
-
transactions on the New 12ork Stock Exohauge during
extended introduction, as they are self-explanatory.
The tables
embrace every security dealt in on the Exchange.
We give bonds first, using the classification adopted ii^ the official list*
The black-faced letters in the column headed "Interest Period" indicate in each case the month when the bonds mature.
In accordance with the rule adopted by the New York Stock Exchange in 1909, all quotations for interest-paying bonds
March
are
at
a
and
They need
since Jan. 1.
range
no
The exceptions to the rule are income bonds and bonds on which
6s, for special reasons, are also quoted "fiat,"
the quotation "flat" will be found against the name of the issue. This method of quoting bonds
price to which accrued interest must be added.
A few other bonds, like the Holland-American Line
Interest is in default.
but where this is the case
became effective
Jan. 2 1909.
For footnotes to
Sales in
tables
see
last
page
of bonds and last page of stocks.
N.
Y.
1932-1947
First 3 *s
Registered
1932-1947
Flnt 4a
Registered
3,412~666
First 4
1932-1947
-
Registered
25,000
1933-1938
Fourth
4*e
Registered
1,000
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
2 100*1 Mar. 31
9910jiMar."l5 l66»iiMar.
1947-1952
2,807,000 Treasury 4*4s
Registered
9,000
4,403,000 Treasury 4s
Registered
9,000
3,709,000 Treasury 3*8
1944-1954
1946-1956
1943-1947
Treasury 3*s
Registered
4,926"666
1951-1955
Treasury 3s
Registered
2,0197666
Treasury
4,408^000
June
3*
Registered
26 100*3, Mar. 31
9 6 283,Jan.
6
14
24 100*83,Mar. 23
96«s, Feb.
9928i,Mar.
2 10021„Mar. 11
97"»,Jan.
25 1002*„Mar.
9920,,Mar.
1 lOO2®,,Mar. 23
97«i,Jan.
20 1002«„Mar.
H
23
15
1940-43
1941 1943
Treasury 3V£s
988i, Jan.
12 101
10030„Mar. 23
98™»,Jan.
23 100»o„Mar.
102*<„Mar.
1032°3»Mar. 10
102",, Mar.
1
101 ®8, Mar.
9
98*°»,Jan.
12 1 03 203»Mar.
100*1, Jan.
26 102203,Mar.
100
101
Mar.
102 20«Mar.
99
s8iMar.
1946-1949
94
Jan.
11
23
10
1
101 «„ Mar.
9
992,3»Feb. 29
982« Mar. 13
99*®j,Mar.
9918i,Mar.
4
99*83,Mar
96*23,Mar.
982i» Mar. 12
89*6i,Jan.
9
87»„Jan.
12
95«»,Mar.
88»„ Mar. 28
90'°3,Mar. 11
82*i, Jan.
12
91
2
968», Mar. 10
93*81,Mar.
94*i, Mar.
3
95*2,,Mar.
'87"«Jan?"l2
94<j,~Mar.~28
96b, Mar.
9
88*1, Jan.
1
94*»3,Mar.
1
94*»,,Mar.
94i»„Mar.
Registered
1,000
4,853,000 Treasury 3*8
Mar. 22
Mar. 22
a99*8j,Mar.
Registered
2;477"666
23
94*», Jan.
95*3, Jan.
97soi,Mar.
1932-1947
First Second 4*s
Fourth Liberty Loan-
11,256,000
Highest.
Sale Prices.
U S GOVERNMENT
537000
Lowest.
STOCK EXCHANGE.
First Liberty Loan—
7,454,000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN MARCH.
BONDS
March.
Value.
90
Mar. 28
92**i,Mar. 14
83
1
1
9
Feb""l9
96«a, Mar.
10
9623« Mar.
9
1
94*83,Mar.
92**3,Mar. 14
Jan.
11
Jan.
4
33
Jan.
Jan.
8
33
Jan.
Registered
STATE AND CITY SECURITIES
New York City—3 *s
No*. 1954
1955
1936
3*s
4s
registered
4s
1955
registered
1957 M N
May 1957
No* 1957
4% Corporate stock_.__.____..1958
4% Corporate stock
1959
4*8
I960
4*s Corporate Btock
1963
4*8 Corporate stock
1965
New York State 4*s____________1963
4% Corporate stock
4*% Corporate stock
4*8 Corporate stock
FOREIGN GOVT. & MUNICIPAL'S
105 ,000'Agric Mtge Bank a f 6s
56 000|
Sinking fund 4> A
50 000 Akershus (Dept) extl 5s
1947
Apr 15 1948
1963
46 000 Antloquia (Dept of) Col Is A
1945
35 ,000
15 000
External
s
f 7s
ser
B
1945
External
s
f 7s
«er
C
1945
22 ,000
35 000
External s t 7» ser D
1945
Ext
sec s
1957
f 7s
2d aeries trustr ecta
1957
55 000
Ext! sec « f 7s 3d series
1957
15 000
1958
169 000 Antwerp (City) extl loan 6s
120 000 Argentine Govt public works 6s_1960
471 000 Argentine Nation (Govt) • f 6a-.1959
Extl a i g 6a of Oct 1925
1959
257 000
Sinking fund gold 6a ser A
1957
303 000
289 000
External 1st
208, 000
Extl
423 000
356 000
275 000
291 000
50 000
1,416 000
650 000
s
f 6s ser B
f 6s of May
s
1926
f 6a (State
Ry)
(Sanitary Works)
External loan 5s of 1927
External g 4** of 1928
728 000
379 000 Austrian Govt s f 7s
142 000
1958
_1960
1966
Extl s * 6s
1961
Public Works ext a f g 6s..May 1961
Public Works ext a f 5*a
1962
Argentine (Rep) 5a of 1909
1945
Australia 5« of 1925
July 15 1955
a
External
Internationa]
s
f 7s
1957
...1956
1943
1957
217 000 Bavaria (Free State) ext!6*s
1945
448 000 Belgium 25 year external 6*e.._1949
r
Cash sale,
a
Deferred delivery.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
62* Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
i Jan.
8
;
Mar. 30
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 28
16* Jan.
15* Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 31
15
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 26
15
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
12
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 23
Mar. 23
14
Jan.
27
28
5
8
22
6
6
13
18
19
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 22
14
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
27
Mar.
5
75
66
Mar. 23
Mar
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
67* Mar. 12
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
67
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
68
Mar. 11
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
67
Mar. 11
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
67
Mar. 11
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
68
Mar. 12
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
67* Mar. 12
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
67
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
59* Mar. 11
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
67
Mar.
Mar.
26
Feb.
1
Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
1
61* Mar.
61* Mar.
4
3
Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
1
56
Mar.
3
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
5
98
Mar. 24
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
4
55
Mar. 29
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
6
47
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
2
95
Feb.
Mar. 11
Mar. 11
Mar. 11
Mar. 12
24
27
N. Y. STOCK
Sales in
Price
BONDS
March.
Value.
n.
y. stock
a
Bid.
j
f 7a.._.............195S
Stabilization loan 7a
Bergen (Norway) ext
Ask.
Ask
Sale
86
98
Sale
78
78
76
Sale
504
98
504 75
234 Sale
Sale
Sale
22
Sale
Sale
10
Sale
174
84 Sale
54
7
S
84
Sale
')
f g 64? of 1926
f 64s of 1927
a
a
Cent Ry 30-year g 7a..
Sink fd
74a (coffee
154
Brisbane (City) a f 5a
Sinking fund gold 5s
20-year
Budapest (City) exit
Buenos Aires
External
a
External
a
a
37
39
f 6s 1962.. 1955
Sale
Sale
J
27
22
1968 MN
35
24,000 Caldas Dept of (Colombia) 7H«—1946 J J
585,000 Canada (Dom) Gold 4a
1960 A O
30-year gold 5a
364,000
1952 m N
4 He....
1936 f A
212,000
J
1,000 Carlsbad' (CiYyfeT 8a IZZIIII" 111954 J
97,000 Cauca Vail (Rep of Col)a f g 74al946 A O
291,000 Cent Agric Bank (Ger) 7a
1950 M S
Farm Loan a 1 6a
J
403,000
....I960 J
Farm loan a f 6s
1960 A O
493,000
Farm loan 6s series A
..1938
543,000
101,000 Chile Republic ext a f g 7a......1942 MN
External alnking fund g 6a ...1960 A O
196,000
External sink fund gold 6a....1961 f A
68,000
Ry ref extl a f g 6a
J
91,000
1961 J
Extl a f 6* int ctfa
1961 M S
142,000
Extl sinking fund 6s
1962 M S
34,000
External sinking fund 6s......1963 iJ)i N
100,000
69,000 Chile Mtge Bank of gu a f 64* ..1957 J D
Sinking fund gold 694* guar.. 1961 J D
189,000
Guaranteed * f gold 6s
243,000
1961 A O
Guaranteed sinking fund 6s.. 1962 M N
150,000
59,000 Chilean Munic Loan 7a
1960 M S
4,000 Chinese Hukuang Ry 5a....
1951 J D
2,000 Chrlstianla (City) (Oslo)3Q-yr 6s-1954 M S
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334
394
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■
f 6s... 1961 J
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Copenhagen external 5a
58.000
52,000
71,000
80,000
13,000
68,000
153,000
108,000
10,000
35.000
125,000
357,000
External
17a
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25.000
31,000
102,000
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&
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95
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90
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284
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104
104
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Feb.
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194
474
414
424
Jan.
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Jan.
Jan.
11
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Sale
Sale
354 Sale
134
16
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12
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12
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15
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4
114 Sale
12
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114 Mar.
14
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9
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144
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45
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48
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9
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60
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194 Jan.
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41
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31
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8
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35
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11
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30
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25
Mar
134
214
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224
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424 Mar.
224 Mar.
214 Mar.
25
Mar
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28
Mar
26
Mar
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11
i
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4
40
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15
71
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12
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1934 M N
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364
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104
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29
85
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Sale
11
4
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29
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914 Mar
19
89
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92
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83
67
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364
274
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1014
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73
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2
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724 Mar,
634 Mar
21 434
23 344
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15 1034
9 1034
30, 13
11
24
45
78
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16
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A
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4 a764 Mar. 31
7 a764 Mar. 29
984 Mar. 24
Mar. 29
Jan.
8
254 Mar. 30 48
Jan. 14;
62
Jan.
6
Mar. 29
79
39
4
46
.....1965 M N
Mar. 24
4
624
82
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24
80
8
5
60
4 100
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23
Sale
334 Feb.
4
20
24
76
9
6
7
16
23
95
7
444 Mar.
654 Jan.
36
Mar.
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904
14
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514 Mar. 11
23
72
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4
24
100
30
118
;
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29
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26
34
15
14
23
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904
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254 Mar. 31
6
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24 4
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24
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504
9
8
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8
64s
1954 J
Irrtg Assenting s f 64s 1943
Mar.
46
1937 M
(City) external iff 7s..1947 F
(Prov)sec a f g 748.1950
65
Sale
f 7s series B_._
1947 M
llan Public Utility s f g 7s
1952
anese Gov
text s f 6 4s..._..1954 F
Austria
56
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984
544
29
58 4 Mar. 12
274 Jan.
19
A
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9
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564 Mar. 28
52
444 Mar.
93
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394 Jan.
194 Mar.
364
124
13 4
M N
sec s
93
30
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504 Feb. 29
494 Mar. 5
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29
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324 Mar. 22
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Mar.
19
J
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504 Mar.
494 Mar.
494
194
204
254
118
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1154
1134
1154 Sale
914
1990
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22
214
89
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35
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M N
30
814 Jan.
79
76
75
21
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F
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ft*
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554 Feb. 16
Mar.
Mar.
594 Sale
A
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Jan.
82
55
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Jan.
57
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914 Mar.
884 Mar.
a87
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854 Jan.
704 Jan.
854 Mar.
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M
19
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85
77
80
23
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18
4
61
dellln (Colombia)
16
154 Jan.
Mar.
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...
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154 Jan.
Jan.
18
25
13
614
(Stare Mtge Bank)—
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3
16
75
11
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10
9
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153
143
143
124 Mar.
Jan.
154 Mar. 16
3"
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4
18
15
124 Mar. 31
124 Mar. 31
94 Mar. 30
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1958
4s
13
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144 Jan.
O
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lo
A
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19
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23
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r43
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Sale
Mar. 24
3
16
15
16
16
15
24
21
22
60
78
Mar.
384 Mar. 8
424 Mar. 1
184 Mar. 11
Mar. 10
24
Sale
304 Sale
394 Sale
784
85
704
88
31
22
23
22
28
2
114 Mar.
12
Sale
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12
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88
gaie.
124 Sale
1134 Sale
12
124
114
134
264 Sale
71
xlcan
3
15
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1949
21.000J falian Cred Consortium 7s
131,000!
36,000|
90
144 Sale
Mar. 10
964 Mar. 21
12
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m
964 Mar. 21
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Sale
ipzlt)
81
Feb.
Jan.
Mar. 11
71
ons
8
Jan.
90
92
85
ed
204 Jan.
80
Sale
144 Sale
D
ConIuvIh
8
Mar.
93
78
Bks
64s
1960 (J5=£I)
(Kingdom)
SpPn
12
414 Jan.
81
38
76,000 Hungary (King of) • f 7 4«_.._—1944
37,000 Irish Free State externa! 5s
1960
72,000
80,000
5,000
159,000
Jan.
Mar. 14
Mar. 11
774 Mar. 2
914 Mar. 2
924 Mar. 21
34
Hungarian Mun Loan 74s
i
1945
Fsternal » f 7«
I
Sept f 1946
20,000 Hungarian l.aod Mtge 74s A
1961 M N
20,000
S f 7 4« series B
.....1961 M N
xtl
Mar. 14
37
34
944 Sale
934 Sale
384 Sale
.
Heidelberg iCItyi extl
145,000 I
1,505,000 J
516,000
5
784 Sale
Sale
Hamburg (State) 6s.
External
244 Jan.
Sale
4 Sale
254 Sale
214
« f «ec 7s.
.......1964 M N
Sinking fund secured 6o__....19b8 F A
s f 6o_. ....1952 AO
85,000|
374 Mar. 11
42
184
5
Mar.
5
13
20 4
23
Halt) (Rep. of) Cost
Italy
Mar.
55
Jan.
924 Sale
304 Sale
54.000
593,000
71
87
86
Mar. 11
394 Mar. 21
a24
78
75
61,000 Greek (^«>vt
Helslngfnrs
12
29
53} War Loan fop 1029 ($5=£1)1947
22,000 Greater Prague (City) 74a.
1952
169,000
35,000
58,000
84,000
164 Mar. 12
D
89,000!
62,0()O
17,000
Mar. 28
16
O
Communal
Loan)
Registered.-
32.000
12
A
23,000iGrat (Municipality) 8s.........1954
3,004,000 Grf Brit A Ire.. 20-year 84s....1937
,
Sale
.......1965 J
Republic extl 7s
Pro*
12
304 Mar. 23
J
A
(■ermao Gov't International—»
Agrlc
Mar. 15
15
Mar.
37
Jan.
16
Jan.
404 Jan.
394 Mar. 28
16
8
8
10
15
11
J
loan 64s A.......1954 A
3,000
External 6 4s Ser B
1954
101,000 Frankfort (City of) s f 64s
1953
383,000 French Republic 20-yr eitl 74s..1941
299,000
External s f 7s of 1024
1949
(Cons
50
Feb.
26
8
External sinking fund 7s......1950 M 8
External sinking fund 6Vis
195a M S
Extl sinking fund §4a.—
1958 F A
German
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
7
Mar. 15
55
374 Mar. 11
11
Mar. 31
364 Mar. 11
50
Mar. 30
11
15
7
85
Mar. 14
134
94
8
1947 J
239,000
584 Mar. 11
14
11
12
27
434
484
484
574
264
584
Mar. 15
304
13
A
Dutch East Ind
(German
Mar. 28
30
8
32
2l'
Mar. 28
Mar. 21
Mar.
20
13
6
2
15
274
254 Sale
M N
54s....1940
19,000 Finland (Rep of) external 6*....1945
[ 5,589,000
U,756,000
23
184
454
394
394
Mar. 24
Jan.
26
13
...1940 4
40-yr external sink fd gold 6s .1962
167,000
30-yr external gold 54s_.Mar 1953
9,000
30-yr external gold 54*—Nov 1953
13,000
30,000 EI Salvador (Rep) 1st S f 8s.
1948
38,000 Estonia (Republic) 7s..........1967
mun
484 Mar. 8
484 Mar. 8
574 Mar. 10
Mar. 17
65
20
1945 M N
7,000 Finnish
Mar. 31
Mar.
1
Mar.
2
63
294 Jan.
334 Feb.
3
....
1926...
2d series
sinking fund
69,000
75,000
Mar. 31
394 Mar.
30
Sale
Sale
N
Dresden (City) extl • f 7s
42,000
Mar. 11
85
_
29
(Dept Colombia)
...
sec
25
Mar.
Mar. 23
Sale
29
Sale
13
D
1st
7
114 Sale
104 Sale
114
144
J
External s f 6Vis
96,000
1959
33,000 Czechoslovak (Rep of) exit 8a...1951
Sink fd 8s ser B
18,000
1952
484,000 Denmark 20-yr external gold 6a .1942
External g 5 4s
199,000
1955
Gold 4 4s.
530,000
1962
Deutsche Bank Am part ctfs 6s. 1932
321,000
51,000 Dominican Republics f54s_—1942
2d series 54s
1942
16,666
70
35
40
39
(46
254 Mar.
20
70
37
A
Cundlnamarca
r254 Mar. 15
Feb.
Feb. 13
554 Jan.
Jan.
5
314 Jan.
Mar. 29
284 Jan.
Jan.
Mar. 29 a22
10
Jan.
Feb.
8
8J
Jan.
Mar. 4
5
Mar. 31
Jan.
8]
Feb.
984 Jan. 13 103
18
Jan.
4
314 Mar.
16
Jan.
5 r254 Mar.
154 Jan.
2
254 Mar.
25
Mar.
124 Jan.
6
25
38
35
34
62
June 30 1945 J
2
314 Mar. 11
Mar.
56
124 Sale
A
Public
Mar.
Mar.
29
Sale
384
Sale
20 4
1953 J
8
7
894 Mar. 11
Feb. 29
4 alOl
4 1014 Mar.
1
46
37
20
47
Sale
A
1949 F
404 444
474 Sale
224 Sale
Sale
d
1949 F
Series C
f 54a
Works 5Vis
Mar.
Mar.
23
224
204
84
74
54
12
J
1942 J
7a..1951 M N
a
Mar.
Mar.
22
4
Mar. 31
194 Mar.
174 Mar.
Sale
37
37
1952 j
5s ext debt Ser A of 1914
30-year
554 Mar. 30
Jan.
124
MN
4 Hs extl loan
23
20
Sale
29
O
of 1904 .......1944 M
Mar. 24
63
304 Mar. 11
284 Mar. 10
L014 Mar. 16
Sale
42
Nov 151937 MN
(Rep of) 5s
40
30
31
29
29
80
914 Jan.
914 Jan.
144
354
324
324
344
144
1947 F
Cordoba (Prov) Argen 7a
Costa Rica (Republic) extl
5
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
774
134
15
334
384
294 Sale
294 Sale
O
Gold 4Hs Int ctfs
1953 M
Cordoba (City) external a f 7a... 1957 F
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 22
"
Sale
86
75
J
A
A
894 Mar. 11
Sale Prices.
Sale
....
189,000
Mar. 30
Mar. 31 101
Mar.
Mar. 14 1014 Mar.
Highest.
Prices.
Sale
15
Sale
743
893
.....
Ext a f g 6s int rets
356,000
1.—.1961
146,000 Colombia Mtge Bank 6 4*
.....1947
Sinking fund 7s of 1926
144,000
1946
Sale Prices.
144
57
254
Prices.
42.4 464
22 4
23
494
504
434
434
48
324 Sale
324 Sale
194
20
334 35
55
35
85
Sale
Sale
85
97
98
57
Sale
374 Sale
41
Sale
Sale
1960
...1960
Buenos Aires (Pro?) ref. ext'la f6s 1961 M S
External a f 64a
1961 F A
Bulgaria (Kingdom of
70
Sale
174 Sale
394
45
(City) extl 64>—-1955
f g 6s series C-3
f 6s series C-2
Sale
664
70
294 Sale
354
41
1957 m e
1958 F A
1950
f 6a...
a
Sale
14
...1952 J D
flat 1952 A O
aec>._
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5
1034 1024
Sale
264
20
244
Sale
234
IV* 224
Sale
1957 A O
1957 A O
74 Sale
54 Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Extl
Sale
Sale
23
Lowest.
Highest.
554
234
204
84
74
54
Sale
99
Bordeaux (City of) 15-year 6a... 1954 MN
Brazil (U S of) external 8a
1941 J D
Ext
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Lowest.
Ask.
Sale
Sale
65
Bogota (City) ext g 8a
.....1945 A O
Bolivia (Republic of) a f 8a
1947 M N
External aec gold 7a
J
......1958 J
1969 m
Bid.
924 Sale
924 Sale
External a 1 5a
.........—I960 M S
Berlin (Germany) a f 64a
1950 A O
External sinking fund 6a......1958 J D
Extl sink fund 7a
March 31.
80
D
1956 MN
f 5a_Oct 15 1949 A O
a
PRICES IN MARCH.
March 1.
1932.
Foreign Government (Continued)
550,000 Belgium (Concl) External • f 6«—i955
External
19
Jan. 2
exchange.
$
564,000
928,000
9,000
10,000
82,000
224,000
34,000
66,000
53,000
86,000
86,000
165,000
469,000
143,000
118,000
15,000
368,000
71,000
51,000
150,000
213,000
51,000
25,000
35,000
354,000
155,000
206,000
81,000
EXCHANGE—BONDS
3
4
Jan.
Feb.
13
844 Jan.
Jan.
It*
30
31
4
82
Jan.
704 Jan.
604 Jan.
4
Mar. 11
55
75
92
23 100
28
83
Feb.
18
18
Mar.
7
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
12
14
18
29
Feb.
29
Jan. 12
Mar. 17
2
75
Jan.
]a664 Feb. 26
84
Jan.
16
21
734 Jan.
22
3
57
Feb.
25
Mar. 12
31
25
434 Mar. 12
Mar. 11
Mar. 21
Mar. 1
Mar. 1
Mar. 21
26
33
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
984 Jan.
984 Jan,
10
JaA.
24 Feb.
5
35
Jan. 16
46
Mar. 21
13 1034 Mar.
1
13 1034 Mar.
1
2
184 Jan. 28
8
34 Jan. 27
12
EXCHANGE-BONDS
N. T. STOCK
30
Sales in
foreign GOV T
So-
Assenting 5s of
(Concluded)
of 1899£ 1945
1899..........1945
Ask.
Assenting 4s of
As-tenting 4s of
Treas 4s of
13"666
1910 large......
1910 small
1913 assent (large)
1933 J
J
Small
Sale'
11
20)4
50
Sale
80
80
82
89
66
78%
78% Sale
76)4 Sale
66
Sale
77
71
59)4
65)4
Sale
Sale
eo%
Sale
Extl
Sec
f g 7s Int rets w 1__
a
SanteFeProv (ArgRep) extl 7s
..1942
Saxon Pub Works (Germany) 7s_1945
Gen ret guar serial gold
Saxon State Mtge Inst 7s
S Fg6)4a.
6%s._1951
1945
.__Decl946
Serbs. Croats 8c Slovenes extl 8s. 1962
Ext
see
7s
ser
1962
B
Silesia (Prov) extl sink
fund 7s..1958
1947
Sileaian Landowners Assn 6s
609,000
134,000
89,000
149,000
16,000
113,000
28,000
3,000
40,000
Soissons(Clty)ext 15-yr g 6sNov 14 '36
Styrla (Prov) extl sec s f 7s...... 1946
Sweden (Kingdom of)
1954
5)4*.....1946
1955
1971
Tokyo City loan of 1912 5s
1952
External a f 5)4s guar
1961
Tollma (Dept of) external 7s
1947
Trondhjem (City) lat ext g 5%S—1957
Upper Austria (Prov) extl s f 7s..1945
External a f 6)4s
29.000
June 15 1957
46,000 Uruguay (Rep) external s f 8s
1946
Ext s f 6a_.......
1960
174,000
Extl s f 6s
May 1 1964
80,000
38,000 Venetian Prov Mtg Bank 7s.....1952
....1952
231,000 Vienna (City) external 6s
129,000 Warsaw (City) external 7s.......1958
1961
250,000 Yokohama (City) extl s f 6s..
Extl g 5Xs
Switzerland (Govt) ext
f g 5)4*
Taiwan Elec Pow 5%s
Sydney
(City)
s
Sale
52
Sale
79)4
70
94
01%
93
58
7%
10%
Sale
6
Sale
5%
5%
58 %
58)4
Sale
56)4
59%
U%
57)4 Sale
15
Sale
9)4
11)4
9
12%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
15
26
Sale
70)4 Sale
60)4 Sale
50
Sale
17% Sale
10
Sale
12
Sale
8
16
17
18
28
29
1
29
2
57% Mar.
12)4 Mar.
9
Mar.
25
Mar.
25% Mar.
70% Mar.
60)4 Mar.
40
Mar.
1
1
7
31
29
30
1
1
Mar.
Mar.
10
Mar.
67% Mar.
87% Mar.
44% Mar.
58
23
47
58
21
Sale
1-4)4
11
37
Sale
11
Sale
Sale
18
Sale
Sale
37
43
13)4
18
10)4 Sale
48)4
45
25
24
23
40
Sale
Sale
26)4 33
21)4 Sale
45
40
Sale
Sale
Sale
13%
10%
! I"
99)4
38
79)4
102%
Sale
Sale
37
Sale
55
58
45)4
32)4
57)4 Sale
15
11%
50%
63
29)4
40
45
23)4
Sale
24
Sale
80)4
04%
57
34%
Sale
14
i!K
If*
1
101% Mar.
1
42% Mar.
48
49% Mar. 23
Mar. 2
41% 43% 40
Sale
52
51% Mar. 29
8
9
Mar.
11
10
55
50
36%
26%
Sale
■
85
Sale
56
"33%
53% Mar. 14
4
35
Mar.
26% Mar. 28
42
Sale
Sale
[a40% Mar.
30% Mar.
30% Sale
Sale
30%
Sale
48
00%
84%
91%
58%
Sale
60
Sale
43
Sale
41
Sale
56.
Sale
a58% Sale
Mar.
84% Mar.
58
Mar.
40% Mar.
56
Mar.
30
60%
48
Jan.
8*
11
8
Jan.
16
26
30
31
28
~
26
14
?s
Mar. 16
Mar. 15
Mar. 11
Jan.
9
25
14
33% Jan.
Jan.
14
Mar.
li*
22% Jan.
21% Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
88
Mar. 23
Feb.
8
69
Mar. 23
Jan.
^55
Feb.
21
Jan.
12
Jan.
10
Mar. 30
US
10
Jan.
4
13
Jan.
12
Jan.
6
18
Feb.
4
12% Jan.
10
Jan.
1
66% Feb.
7
84% Jan.
41% Mar, 24
Zf*
94
Jan.
Jan.
20
15
18
22
18
13
26
11
8
Mar.
56
Jan.
6
Jan.
Jan.
22
60
13% Jan.
10% Jan.
15
23
Feb.
28
3
4 rl7
Feb.
11
Jan.
7
50
Feb.
Feb.
13% Jan.
27
25
Jan.
5
18
Jan.
17
Jan.
40
33
Mar. 3
Mar. II
Mar. III
46
16
8
Mar. 29
9
8
34% Jan.
21% Jan.
8
Mar. 9
Mar. 2
8
Mar.
Mar. 22
Mar. 31
4
Mar.
35
33
Jan.
Jan.
4
3
7
8
Feb.
Mar.
42% Mar.
2
19
50
Jan.
25
47
Jan.
4
47
5
28
Jan.
12
12
Mar.
Jan.
28% Jan.
Mar. 11
79%
103
Mar. 11 101
50
Mar. 2
34
58% Mar. 5
49%
43% Mar. .18
35%
58
Mar. 4
49%.
3
9
12% Mar.
58
Mar. 3
41%
41
Mar. 21
28%
26%
35% Mar. 10
50
Mar. 12 o31%
23%
35%M ar. 10
24
34% Mar. 11
80%
91% Mar. 3
47
62% Mar. 14
32
45% Mar. 11
4
63 %Mar.
55%
33
48
4
11
31% Jan.
18
Jan.
97
6
9
15
16
64% Mar. 3
45% Mar. 11
34% Jan. 16
4
31% Jan.
22% Jan.
19
Jan.
7
Jan.
92
Mar. 22
Sale
59%
4
Jan.
48% Mar. 7j
22
Mar. 11!
18
Mar. 19;
15
Mar. 7
64
10
56
33 %
5
Jan.
5%
46% Mar. 24
21
Mar. 31,
16
Mar. 11!
102
83
Mar.
50
48
8
10% Mar. 24
Mar.
4
5%
Feb.
Mar. 31
86)4
Sale
27
22
18
Mar. 14
75
Jan.
Alar.
Jan.
68% Jan.
10
101% Sale
42% Sale
57
51%
47
37%
52% Sale
102
Mar. 28
72
35
84
24%
Mar. 16
31% Jan.
1
Mar.
Mar.
4
Mar.
Mar. 10
70
2
5
m
43
21
Mar. 10
70%
Mar.
Sale
39
84
76%
Mar.
ft"
43%
40%
34%
10
59
Feb.
Mar. 11
79
18
35%
32
28*
16
98)4
18
7
26
84
5
5
15% Mar.
8
Mar. 29
57% Mar. 29 64%
40% Mar. 26 45%
42% Sale
Sale
25% Mar. 31 33%
25% Said
22
Mar. 28 29
Sale
Sale
43
Mar. 29 48
Sale
38% Mar. 28 42%
Sale
41 % a40% Mar. 18 47
Sale
Sale
36
37% 35% Mar. 28 41
Sale
Sale
44
40% Mar. 2 47
26
24
Mar. 29 25%
28
24%
Sale
101
Mar. 14 103
Sale
103
42
Sale
34% Mar.
40
38)4
12
11% Sale
61% Salei
42
40%
33)4
31
18
Mar.
68
27
Mar. 31
Mar. 31
Mar. 19
19
84%
Jan.
45% Mar. 11
17
Mar. 29
14
Feb.
25
97% Feb. 27
62% Mar. 18
Feb. 29
14% Jan. 12
Jan. II
Jan.
4
7
Mar.
11
Mar. 10
14
24' 10)4 Mar. 1
22
18
Mar.
1
30 11 %Mar. 21
71 73
Mar. 28
22
94
Mar. 8
24 50% Mar.
2
17
45
21
18
Jan.
105% Feb. 15
55% Mar. 11
Jan.
Mar. 23:
Mar. 30,
12
Jan.
!?*
50
8
16
28% Mar. 14
45
Mar. 31!
10
10
70% Jan.
85
24
10
2
Mar.
5
23
Feb. 23
Mar. 3
62% Mar. 18
9)4 Mar. 1
12% Mar. 11
6% Mar.
2
6% Mar. 11
60% Mar. 16
58% Mar. 15
64
Mar. 11
16
Mar.
9
10% Mar. 17
33
Mar. 15
31% Mar. 9
88
Mar. 23
Mar. 23
69
97
5
10% Sale
9
10
10%
12
10
Sale
71% Sale
91
Sale
40%
10% Sale
18
Sale
11)4 Sale
70 )4 Sale
88% 100
50
51
31
3
4% Mar. 16
10% Mar.
10
Mar.
21% Jan.
.
Mar. 14
3
3
Mar.
5
lr
4
Mar.
Mar.
Sale
2% Mar.
4% Mar.
18
Mar.
100% Mar.
30% Feb.
29% Feb.
83% Mar. 9
70
Jan.
84* Mar. 11
71% Jan.
Mar. 10.
70
Jan.
Mar.
4
79
64% Jan.
76% Mar. 10
63% Jan.
Mar. 16
70%
59% Jan.
Mar. 28
70
64% Jan.
28% Mar. 11
20)4 Jan.
Mar.
3
60
52
Feb.
Mar.
4
59
48% Mar.
Mar. 14
75
60
Jan.
18
56
25)4 Sale
79
Sale
65
Sale
41 % Sale
10
Sale
31
88*
Mar. 8
Mar. 10
Mar. 21
Mar. 24
Mar. 4
Mar. 5
55
3% Feb.
62
Mar.
1
22
8 101% Mar. 16
Mar. 11
1
Mar.
7
1
28
01%
59)4
8%
10%
5%
5%
Sale
Sale
9
32)4 Sale
.1950
1956
1968
...1940
irA
6
—1953
......
27)4
56
55
Mar 1952
May 15 1957
f 8s.....1936
f 6s int rets
s
80
94)4
97)4
58)4
00%
9)4 Sale
11
12)4
Sao Paulo (City) s f 8s..
Ext 7s water loan.
71)4
70
70
Mar.
5
7
Mar.
1% Feb. 20
2% Jan. 28
4
Jan. 20
3
Jan.
8
Mar.
13
13
31
5
Mar. 12
Mar.
7
5
4% Mar. 18
Mar.
2
Mar. 30
5
68
Mar. 28
22% Mar.
18
Mar.
100% Mar.
50% Mar.
50
Mar.
78
Mar.
70% Mar.
74% Mar.
75
Mar.
72% Mar.
70
Mar.
70
Mar.
22% Mar,
56)4 Mar.
48% Mar.
70
Mar.
50)4 Sale
43)4
external s f 6)4*
1952
f 6s .....1964
Roumania (Monopolies) 7s
1959
f 8s..........
3
10)4 Mar. 23
10
44)4
Rome (City)
s
Mar. 3
Mar. 22
■4)4 Mar. ~2
65% Mar. 23
Sale'
Sale
101
Rotterdam (City) ext s
External
67&
27)4
25)4
25)4 Sale
29
Sale
15
;
13
120,000
Ext s f g 6a
1968
95,000
Ext s f 7s of 1926
1966
32,000
Extl a f 7a munic loan
1967
33,000 RiodeJaneiro (City) 25-yrsf 8s .1946
133,000
External sec s f g 6)4*
1953
San Paulo (State) ext s
4
>
Sale
11
J8*
29
216,000
External s f 88
1950
7,000 Porto Alegre (City of) 8s
1961 J D
12,000
External guar sink fund 7)4*..1966
188,000 Prussia (Free State) ext a f 6)4—1951.M S
320,000
Sf gold 6s
1952 * "
120,000 Queensland (State of) ext s f 7s. _ 1941
112,000
25-year extl s f 6s
Feb 15 1947
195,000 Rhine-Main-Danube deb 7s ser A 1950
52,000 Rio Grande do Sul (State) ext 8S.1946
Ext Isec s f g 6)4*
7
3
Mar.
2% Mar.
4
4
Mar. 12
5
Mar.
7
2% Mar. 3
4)4 Mar. 3
5
Mar.
3
4% Mar. 16
5
4% Mar. 18
5
15
67)4
Sale
O
Panama (Rep) external 5)4*- ——1953
94,000
Extl s f 5s aer A
May 15 1963
6,000 Pernambuco (State) ext sec 7s..1947
20,000 Peru (Rep) Sec s f g 7s... ......1959
132,000
National loan ext s f 4s
1960
238.000
S F 6a Int ctfs w 1
........1961
86,000 Poland (Rep of) g 6s
1940
514,000
Stabiliz loan 7s of *27. Oct 15 1947
Saarbruecken (City) s f6s
Sale Prices.
2%
4
4)4
4
92,000
4,000
4,000
20,000
27,000
25,000
25,000
67,000
639,000
66,000
198,000
156,000
11,000
39,000
121,000
143,000
99,000
6,000
52,000
81,000
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Price.
3% Mar.
230,000 Milan City (Italy) ext loan t%s—1952 A
Mlnas Geraes (State) Brazil.-—
70,000
External sinking fund *%*——1958
114,000
Ext sec 6%s series A
......1959
37,000 Montevideo (City) s f g 7s....—1952
18,000
Ert s f g 68 aeries A
1959
90,000 Netherlands s f 6s flat....—....1972
522,000 New South Wales ext s f g 5s—1957
008,000
External s f g 5s
...——1958
90,000 Norway 20-year ext s f 6s_Aug 15 1943
39,000
20-year external s f 4s. Aug 15 1944
/1.000
30-year external s f 6s
Oct 1952
J8.000
40-year ext s f 5Hs.— June 15 1965
155,000
External s f 5s—
Mar 15 1963
8,000
Municipal Bank extl s f 5s
1967
5,000
Municipal Bank ext s f 5s——1970
43,000 Nuremberg (City) external 4s...1952
305,000 Oriental Development 4s—
1953
143,000
Extl deb 5%s int ctfs
....—1958
17,000 Oslo (City) 30 year s f 4s
1955
287,000
13,000
157,000
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
5
2%
3)4
Sale
Highest.
10
3)4
4%
1904........—1954
Assenting 4s of 1910—........—
Lowest.
,
Ask.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
2%
Assenting 5s large
Assenting 4s of
March 31.
March 1.
1932.
Bid.
(U S) external 5s
Mexico
4,000
5,000
2,000
11,000
18,000
27,000
Jan. 2
EXCHANGE.
N. Y. STOCK
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN MARCH.
Price
BONDS
March.
Value.
8
15
25 103
42
11
Mar. 31
92
Mar. 11
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
5
22 103
50
5
26
58
18
21
18
Mar.
3
Mar. 21
70
4
Jan.
Feb. 23
Mar. 28
Jan. 13
2
Jan.
Jan.
18
8
Jan.
38% Jan.
14
60
Mar. 12
35%
Mar. 10
34% Mar. 11
91% Mar. 3
8
64% Jan.
2
Jan.
Mar.
41
2
Feb.
Feb. 27
Mar.
16
2
Jan.
67% Jan.
45% Jan.
Mar. 2.1
4
Mar.
Jan.
7
Jan.
19
Jan.
4
Feb. 26
8*
Mar. 11
Jan.
16
RAILROAD
AlaGt Sou 1st
First
cons
cons
5s ser A_.
4s series B
1943
1943
1946
Allegh 8t West 1st g gu 4s
1998
Alleg Valley gen gu 4s
1942
Ann Arbor lat g 4s
July 1995
Atch Top 8fc S F gen g 4s .......1995
Registered....
1995
Adjustment g 4s..
July 1995
Stamped
.....July 1995
Albany 8c Susq 1st guar 3)4*.
1.000
9,000
435,000
2,000
22,000
109,000
4,000
13,000
54,000
186", 600
18~666
47,000
*9"666
15,000
123",066
14,000
63,000
8,000
4,000
287,000
4,000
712,000
160,000
204,000
184,000
99,000
263,000
115,000
88,000
1,156,000
40'666
95
76
"60% "70""
71
83
87
...
17)4
88
80
30
Sale
79)4
85
...
Registered
............
1909
.....1955
1905
1955
Conv g 4a of 1910
...I960
4)4*——..——1948
Rocky Mt div 1st 4s A—
1965
Trans-Cont Short Line 1st 4s gl958
Cal-Arizlat8cref4)4* ser A...1962
Atl Knox 8c No 1st g 5s
1946
Atl 8c Char Air Line lat 4)4* A..1944
1st 30-year 5s ser B
1944
Atlantic City 1st con guar g 4s
1951
Atl Coast L 1st cons 4s
July 1952
General unified 4)4*-.-.
1964
L 8c N collat gold 4s
Oct.. 1952
Atlantic & Danville 1st g 4s
1948
Second 4s
1948
Atlantic 9c Yadkin 1st gu g 4*..1949
Austin 8c N W 1st g 5s
1941
July 1948
80
1933
Refund 8c gen 5a ser A...
1995
1st gold 5s
July 1948
Ref and gen 6s, aeries C
1995
PLE8c WVaSysref g4s
1941
Southw Dlv 1st 3)4* at 5%
1950
86
89
87%
80%
89)4
79
51
85
87%
90
80*
gjj
14)4
19
60
08%
Sale
71)4 Sale
60)4 Sale
90)4 Sale
67
Sale
64)4
69
Sale
1959
75
51
2001
61)4 Sale
..._19mi
lat a
'43
...1961
....
Cash sale,
a Deferred
delivery.
49
74
.....
57
Sale
84
73
75
83
81
78% Mar.
1
85
83%
83
81
Mar. 10
Mar.
8
80
84
80
Mar.
88
Mar. 31
92)4
88%
00%
60
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
80
2
Sale
74%
82
82%
86
90% Sale
80%
51
84%
70
89%
8
1
4
26
Jan.
91
Feb.
Mar.
28
7
Mar.
8
Jan.
8
7
Jan.
Jan.
Mar. 10
Mar. 15
Mar. 15
Jan.
29
88
Mar.
94
Mar. 11
82
Feb.
9
Mar.
81% Feb.
80% Mar.
86% Jan.
89
Feb.
1
92%
Mar. 10
85
Mar.
Mar.
83
Mar.
7
82% Mar. 30
85
85% Mar. 11
82
Mar. 10
64% Mar. 3
92% Mar.
90
Feb.
Mar.
Mar. 11
80% Mar. 17
90
Mar. 28
80
Feb.
89
86%
84%
9 085
o74% Feb.
80
80
Mar. 10
84
73
Feb.
83%
74
Jan.
74%
74
Jan.
83% Mar.
94
71*
19% Jan.
84% Feb.
81% Feb.
82
82
20
a85
80
76
88
Sale
Sale
61)4
30
85% Mar. 28
86% Mar. 8
Mar.
25% Mar.
91
Mar.
86% Mar.
89
84
Sale
80
78
Mar.
4
Mar. 11
1
92
70%
80
25
Mar.
81
89
70
Sale
89
78
81%
86
75
50
90
23
85
80
Tol Cin Dlv 1st 8c ref 4s
r
78)4 Sale
84%
20%
86%
84
Refunding 5s series D
4)4* temp.—
Sale
Mar.
Mar.
9
9
i
9
9
76% Feb. 24
79
Jan.
7
90
85% Mar. 11
Mar. 10
65
Feb. 26
35
Mar.
9
30
Jan. 15
77%
Sale
77%
77% Mar. 30
62
59
Sale
59
25%
25%
31
26% Mar. 30
35
Mar.
9
19
25
29
1
29
Mar.
1
Jan. 29
Feb.
4
Jan. 19
23
Jan.
4
15% Jan.
4
30
60
77% Mar. 31
80
Mar.
7
86% Mar.
81
Mar.
9
8
77
?80
Mar.
9
"71
55
65
35
Sale
27%
60
100%
a29
81%
Sale
*82)4 Sale
Sale
01%. Sale
77
rSale
77% Sale
76% Sale
55
Sale
67% Sale
53
Sale
78
101)
61
Sale
70
78
Mar.
4
Mar. 28
Mar.
76
75
58
82
100
78
Sale
72
76
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Conv g
78
73
72)4
Registered...........
Bangor 8c Aroostoos KK
Con ref mtgo gold «•
89
34%
Sale
83% Feb. 23
78
Feb.
67% Jan.
71
Feb.
75%
75%
70%
84%
25%
87%
80
90
Bait 8t Ohio 1st g 4s
79
79
...
Conv deb gold
00%
90
73
Conv g 4a of
Conv g 4s of
78
72
Sale
72
Mar. 31
87
55
Sale
55
Mar. 29
74
71
Sale
Sale
Sale
71
Mar. 30
71% Mar. 11
96% Mar. 10
79% Mar. 9
Mar.
3
80
82% Mar. 10
53
Sale
51
Mar. 29
60
Mar.
53
Sale
53
Mar. 31
71
38% Mar. 26
57
Mar.
88% Sale
61
41% Sale
85
101%
59
60
88% Mar. 29
61
Mar. 30
74
60
Mar. 31
Mar. 30
86% Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
7
69
Jan.
Jan.
9
70
50
Mar. 12
53
Mar. 31
9
66% Mar. 18
8
9
71% Mar. 11
96% Mar. 10
87
88% Feb.
61
Mar. 30,
Jan.
9
Mar.
81
Mar.
79%
Mar.
80
5, 82%
6
62
71
Mar.
9
3
Mar. 10
Jan.
26
Mar. 12
Jan. 14
38% Mar. 26 59
Jan. 23
5
88
81
Jan.
60
Jan.
5, 66% Mar. 18
N. Y. STOCK
Sales in
March.
Price
2
1932.
BONDS
Value.
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE.
Battle Greek 9c Sturflla flu 3a
1989
10 Beech Creek lat flu 4a.
...1936
Second fluar gold 5a..........1936
Beech Creek Extern lat A 314a.. .1951
--—Belridere Del cona fltd fl 314a
1943
Blfl Sandy Ry lat fluar 4a
..1944
61,000.Boston 3c Maine 1st 5a A C_.__-.1967
18.000
1st mortgage R» ««»Hes 2
1955
57.0001
lat fl 414a aerlea JJ
.1961
19,000 Boeton ANY Air Line lat flu 4e.l956
A
O
80
69 Vi
70
65 Vi
F
A
55 Vi
J
M S
MN
-
....
fl 4s
1949
...
J
J
D
General 4a..
Cent Pac 1st ref flu fl 4a
83
42
70
Guar 5a.
Sale
75
59
87
Sale
96Vi
Sale
81
Sale
77 Vi
76
Sale
80 Vi
Sale
81 %
75
Sale
72%
80
92
9354
95
Sale
9954
84
61
65
15Vi
.....
66Vi
77
8434
84 Vi
8434
81
78 Vi
78 Vi
98 Vi
98 Vi
91V4
60%
75 Vi
85 Vi
77 V4
Sale
92% Mar. 10
85% Jan.
67% Jan.
29
5
88% Jan. 20
78% Mar. 9
77
Feb. 26
68
Mar. 31
78% Mar.
Mar. 24
Mar. 29
Mar. 9
Mar. 11
Mar. 14
65
5
87
58% Mar.
89%
48%
80
85
80%
79%
Sale
79%
Sale
86%
Sale
85%
86%
Sale
Sale
82%
Sale
80%
Sale
80%
Sale
98%
L00%
Sale
92% 91%
Sale
60%
84
72%
88
81%
75
Sale
73
Sale
92%
51%
Sale
87
Sale
Sale
80
Sale
Sale
87%
84
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
93%
Sale
77
Sale
2
87% Mar.
7
90
Mar.
57
Mar. 17
49
80
Mar. 28
Mar. 23
77
Mar.
78
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
75
Mar.
73
Mar.
Mar.
39
20
88
90
87
90
95
89
§5%
88%
87
Mar.
40
45
42
Mar.
86
Sale
35
97V
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60
30
J
96
J
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67
40
Sale
98
40%
80
90
88
97 Vi
81 Vi
97 Vi
76
Sale
67
68 Vi
Sale
81
67 n
ft*
Jan.
80% Jan.
81
75
Jan.
Jan.
73
4 Jan.
Jan.
2
57% Feb.
13
6
8
92
Jan.
Mar.
85
8
8
8
83% Mar.
83% Mar.
75% Feb. 10
83
Mar.
88% Mar. 14
18
2
5
91% Jan.
8
8
8
Mar.
90
90
Mar.
7
Mar. 11
7
Mar. 10
Mar. 12
18*
Mar.
Jan.
4
P
77% Jan.
70% Jan.
5
5
Mar.
7
83% Mar.
7
9
65
81
88
Jan.
Feb.
4
80
2
21
Feb.
90
Mar. 10
Mar. 10
86
Feb.
90
85
Jan.
19
5
94
Mar. 10
Jan. 29
2
Mar. 17
40
Jan.
5
47
Mar. 16
68% Feb. 11 r81
53% Mar. 8
31% Mar. 17
2
2
91
47
Mar. 16 r81
35
60
Mar. 12
Mar.
7
80
64
20
75
50
8
2
18
23
9
32
37
8
83% Mar.
82% Mar.
Mar.
34
75
64
Mar.
5
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29%
79%
10134
5
4
80
r81
68%
48% Sale
48% Mar. 31
15
Mar. 15
30% 30
22
25% 24% Mar. 29
50
63
36 Vi
89% Mar. 11
Jan.
7
50
38
95
Mar.
5
Jan. 11
61
83% Mar. 16
Mar.
40
O
25 Vi
25Vi
A
40
4
79% Feb. 24
Mar. 14
77
88
Mar.
Sale
75
90
11
72% Jan.
73% Jan.
72% Jan.
8
8
8
8
694
60% Mar.
76% Mar.
81
Jan.
Jan.
70% Feb. 26
Mar. 11
if*
Mar.
78%
98%
98%
91%
Mar. 29
51% Jan.
4
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
8
Mar. 14
Mar. 8
83% Mar. 8
83% Mar. 8
99% Mar. 7
102
Mar. 11
93% Mar. 7
Mar. 10
Mar.
84% Mar.
81
Mar. 24
83
83
82
90
90
83% Mar.
84
83% Mar. 16
68
89 V
84% Mar.
78% Mar.
78% Mar.
20
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9
77
74
75
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90
60
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32
Mar.
3
44
Feb.
Mar.
10
Mar. 17
Mar. 16
16
55
Jan.
14
25% Jan.
2
24% Mar. 29
41
Jan.
38
Jan.
13
14
75
69%
Sale
11"
91
92
50% Mar. 31
65
39
Mar. 2
Mar. 30
89% Mar.
87% Mar.
7
7
50% Mar. 31
50% Mar. 31
50% Mar. 31
73
62
39
73
Mar. 12
46% Mar.
8
94
Mar. 14
90
Mar. 10
Sale
77% Mar. 31
85
Mar.
72% Mar. 16
% Mar. 3
72% Mar. 16
8
Jan.
7
Mar. 30
7
7
50
98
94
Feb. 17
Jan.
2
76
85
89% Mar.
87% Mar.
76
90
74
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76
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Jan. 15
Jan.
16
Jan.
12
Feb.
17
8
Mar.
79%
76%
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79
Mar. 10
72% Mar. 16
77% Feb.
3
79
Mar. 10
66
Feb.
8
99
Jan.
4 103
95
99 Vi 100% 100%
Sale
85
Sale
Sale
8*
"93"
Sale
8
82%
Sale
8
90
80
80
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J
40
Mar.
Sale
J
79 Vi
83
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J
2 103
Mar.
9
91
Mar.
8
Mar. 11
J
Jan.
8
93% Jan.
11
Registered....
....
8
F
A
88
85 Vi
F
A
95%
191*666
Registered
Sec. flold 4 Via series A
Convertible flold 4Via
83
85
Feb. 20
Mar. 11
85
Mar. 31
86% Mar. 11
95
80
Mar. 16
81% Mar. 16 a75
70
Sale
70
Mar. 31
79
Mar. 14
99%
85
42% Mar. 28
Mar. 4
48
Mar. 11
40
9
40
Jan.
Jan.
80% Mar. 24
84
Mar. 11
79
Feb.
89 V
Mar. 11
86~" Janl"l2 "89% Mar."II
Sale
99%
86% Mar. 11
99% Jan. 13
75% Jan.
99% Jan.
87
44
70
Jan.
Mar. 31
81% Mar. 16
Mar. 14
79
99%
Sale
45
Sale
47% Mar.
48
Mar. 11
47% Mar.
9
"75"
79%
81%
90
88% Sale
84% Sale
93
97
95%
84
80
81
Sale
15
16
J
J
50 Vi
90
J
J
55
51
42
1947 J
J
23
20 Vi
~
84
M S
90
Sale
1966 MN
1966 J
D
F
A
86%
84%
98%
60%
10%
82%
46%
53%
Sale
87
Sale
68
Sale
Sale
Sale
60
91
32%
33
54
30
31
36
Sale
85
Sale
90
J
J
J
MN
86
Mar. 28
3
Mar. 11
84
1
88 V
Mar. 15
82% Feb. 16
Mar.
1
88
Mar. 12
83
Feb.
96% Mar.
2
99
Mar. 11
93
Feb.
65
Jan.
84% Mar.
84
Mar. 26
9
9
16
88%
88%
99%
70%
16%
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
Jan.
87
Mar.
56% Jan.
60
Mar.
50
Mar.
15
12
11
29
28
50
42
Mar. 26
65
10% Mar. 31
82% Mar. 31
12
Mar.
87
Mar. 10
60
Mar. 28
Mar.
8
60
60
50
Mar.
8
50
38
35
2
2
9
37% Mar. 29
39% Mar. 19
80
Mar.
9
14
42
Feb. 24
36
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
24% Jan.
39
28
Jan.
25
80
Mar.
9
40
80
Jan. 14
Mar. 9
60
59
50 Vi
62
60
60
Mar. 29
8
57% Jan.
5
66% Mar.
71
58
72
65
46
54% Mar.
35"
40
w*
29
95
82
62
60% Sale
60% Sale
60
71
52
57
53% Mar.
2
58
Mar.
1
72
Sale
64
65
34 Vi Sale
8% Sale
6434
65
69
38
9%
Mar.
Mar.
7
10% Mar. 31
80
Feb. 10
Mar. 28
lj
46
8
8
50% Feb. 29
47
Feb. 24
10
14
8
8
31
J
1969 J
1989 J
1989
1989
1989 J
1989 J
30
J
1956 J
96Vi
'85% "I-I
80
11
85
5334
Sale
67Vi
85
95
Sale
65% Sale
65
70
72
64
66%- Mar. 29
66% Mar.
Mar. 18
Mar. 12
71% Mar. 16
72
Mar. 5
39% Mar. 2
10% Mar. 3
51
62
Jan.
Jan.
2
71% Mar. 16
58% Jan.
59
Jan.
Sale
66
Sale
28% Sale
6% Sale
66Vi Mar. 17
29% Mar. 31
6% Mar. 31
51
57%
57
Mar. 21
61
Mar. 14
56
Jan.
63
62
Mar.
1
Mar. 26
Mar. 30
Mar. 3
67% Mar. 15
60
62
53 %
81
61 Vi
61 Vi
67
58 Vi
65
79 Vi
72
68%
75%
57
60
62
80
72
71%
6334
75
80
75
77
65
77
77
73
70
80
61%
Jan.
Jan.
14
13
11% Feb.
1
73
Feb.
72
Sale
8
Mar. 18
Mar. 12
28% Mar. 31
6% Mar. 31
42
5
61
Feb. 29
70
70
72
83
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
85
Mar.
Jan.
75
87
57
46
46
39
80
Jan.
73
Q F
MN
MN
MN
M N
M N
M 8
J D
V D
J D
MN
J J
J
J
...1934 A O
A O
.1952 M S
1960 M N
Refunding gold 4a
Jan.
Mar. 28
77
95
85
47 Vi
45 Vi
76
49
....
Feb.
77
80
75
A O
1987 MN
970",000
83
84
80
M N
No West flen 3 Via........ 1487
General 4a
86" :::::
M
Jan 1 3600 A O
Conv adj 5s
a84% Mar.
Sale
87
80
MN
1975
a84% Mar. 30
J
J
91
77
70
45
.1949 J
0 111 D1t 3 Vie
85
80%
103
J
1950
5,000
Stpd non-payt Fed lnc tax.. 1987
Stpd flen 4V4a non-pay lnc tax.1987
1,000
Gen 5s atpd oon pay lnc tax..1987
30,000
Sinking fund deb 5a.
1933
83,000
Registered
2,000
15-year secured 4Via..Mar 1 1936
165,000
lat A ref fl 5a
28,000
May 3037
Stpd 1st A ref 4*ia
85,000
May
3037
lat A ref 4 Via aer C__._._..May 2037
111,000
Conv 4H> series A
2,178,000
-.1949
40,000 Chic R I A Pacific flen fl 4a
1988
Refliatered
..........1988
578,000
84 %
96 V4
78 Vi Sale
78% Sale
70%
..1946 J
.....1989 J
fl 4a
36,000
1st A general 5a series A...
10,000
lat A flen 6« aerlea B
May
3,000 Chic Indiana A Sou 50-yr 4a
Chic L S A East lat 4 Via
85,000 Chic Mil A St P flen fl 4a.. May
5,600
Gen fl 3 Via aerlea B___
May
85.000
Gen 4 Vi« series C
May
41.0001
Gen flold 4^s series E..Mar 1
39,000
Gen4% series F
1.027.000 Chic Mllw St P A Pac mtfle 5s
40",666
Sale
Sale
82
53
M
...
Refunding 4a series C...
ac
52
91
1936 J
Illinois Division 4a
...1949
General 4a
1958
1st 9c ref 4 Via series B......
1977
lat 9c ret 5s aerlea A..........1971
Chic 9c E III lat cona fl 6s
1934
Chic 9c K 111 Ry (new co) flen 5s-.1951
Chic 9c Erie lat flold 5a
..1983
Chic Gt Western 1st 50-yr 4a
..1959
Chic Indlanap 9c Loulav ref fl 6a. 1947
Refunding flold 5a....
1947
21,000 Caaic
Sale
46
A
..........1993
con
Refliatered
1.148.0001
25
92% Mar. 10
39
Certtf deposit atpd Oct 1939 int.
9c
Jan.
91
Mar. 22
92
...
85%
90
A
F
O
Chic 9c Alt Ry 1st lien fl 3Via
58,000
170,000
52,000
55,000
1,000
163,000
12,000
450,000
2,000
2,000
68
74 %
75% Sale
68
70%
52
5834
80 V4
MN
1989 J
Warm Sprlnfla Valley 1st fl 5s .1941 M 8
Chic A Alt RR ref fl 3#
...1949 A O
61,000 Chic Burl
85 %
73
DO
3d con flold 4s
21"556
Sale Prices.
1939 MN
R Ac A Div 1st
37,000
Sale Prices.
68
65
96%
56
50
...1939 MN
fl 5s_.
Potta Creek Br lat 4s...
9,000
4,000
Highest.
Sale Prices.
70
92 Vi
94
Ref At Imp 4Via aer A
......1993 A O
»
J
Ref At Imp 4 Via aer B w I
1995
Cralfl Valley 1st fl 5a
May 1940 i
162,000
70
85
1954 A
Refliatered
General flold 4Via
Refliatered
96"555
Lowest
Sale Prices.
Ask
D
...1960 F
Charles At Savannah lat fl 7a
135",5o6
Highest.
Sale
39
Sale
...
cona
Lowest.
71%
Refliatered
Through St L lat flu fl 4a
85,000 Chea Ac Ohio lat
Ask. Bid.
35
67
D
D
.....1949
85,000
Sale
80 Vi
72
72 Vi
74
1987
"5",666
-----
93
...
147,606
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
IN MARCH.
March 31
90
-
1938
6,000 Caro Clinch 9c Ohio 1st 5a
1st 8c con fl 6a aerlea A.Dec 15 1953
12,000
Carthafle Ac Adlr lat flu fl 4a.—1981
17',006 Cent Br Un Pac lat fl 4a...
1948
1,000 Cent of Ga Ry lat fl 5s
Not. 1945
Conaol flold 5s
60,000
—1945
Ref Ac flen SVia series B
5,000
...1959
Ref Ac flen 5a aerlea C
90,000
....1959
Chat D1t pur money fl 4s
1951
Mac Ac Nor D1t lat fl 5s.......1946
Middle Ga Ac Atl D1t pur m 5S..1947
Mobile Dl? 1st fl 5a
1,000
1946
151,000 Cent N E lat fluar 4a
1961
7,000 Cen RR Ac Bkfl of Ga col tr fl 5e..l937
105,000 Central of N J flen fl 5a
1987
i 16,000
Refltatered
Bid.
•
55 %
Brunsw 5c Western lat flu fl 4a...1938
7,000 Buff Roch 5c Pitta flen 5a
1937 M S
126,000) Conaol 4%«_...1957 MN
56,000. Burl Ced Rap 5c Nor 5c Col ta lat 5a '34 A O
I
11,000 Canada Sou con flu 5c col tr 5a..1963 A O
113,000,Canadian Nat fluar 4%a.Sept 13 1954 M S
151,000
4H«
1W7 J J
D
Gold 4Via
229,000
1968
J
Guaranteed flold 5«
198,000
July 1969
O
Guaranteed fl 5a..........Oct 1969
199,000
A
Guaranteed fl 5s_._.
1970
38,000
D
Guar flold 494a......June 15 1955
20,000
A
Guar fl 4Via
200
...1956
M S
Guar fl 4Vis
236,000
1951
...1940 J D
455,000 Canadian No deb a f 7a...
239,000
35-year deb a f fluar 6Via
1946 J J
33,000
10-year flold 4Via
Feb. 15 1935 F A
J
J
623,000 Canadian Pac 4% dab stock..
Collateral trust flout
59.000
1946 M S
58 equip tr temp ctfa
57,000
1944 J J
Collateral trust fl 5a
225,000
1954 J D
Collateral trust 4Vis
122,000
-—-.1960 J J
...
Ask
70
March 1.
96%
J
cons
PRICES
Jan
Bid.
CaroCent lat
21
EXCHANGE-BONDS
63
62
Sale
76% Sale
80
80 Vi
43 Vi
39
38
Sale
50
81
1
72
Mar.
3
72
80% Mar.
2
84% Mar. 12
Sale
Sale
76% Mar.
80
Sale
33
35
45% Sale
41% Sale
41% Sale
35 ~
30 Vi Sale
29
Sale
22
Sale
38
Sale
6734
72%
63%
75
65
68
60
50
73
Sale
54%
54%
a48% Sale
40
44
81
95%
70
60
59 Vi
Sale
44
71
73 Vi
Sale
49
50
37
Sale
64
Sale
Mar. 14
Mar. 30
Mar. 7
Mar. 9
Mar. 3
65
72
80
85
30
27% Sale
67
62
60
75
33
35
Mar.
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
50
Mar. 10
43%
43%
34%
75%
Mar.
68
31
29
30
31
Mar. 28
50
Mar. 31
69
Mar.
433
271
Mar. 30
57
Mar, 11
Mar. 31
44% Mar..
9
43% Mar. 30
27% Mar. 31
Mar.
2
46
35
22
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
7
Mar. 5
Mar. 9
Mar. 14
5
35
22
65% Feb.
50
Mar. 31
Jan.
18
23
Mar. 30
Jan.
23
9
19
15
15
Jan.
14
Jan.
Jan.
14
14
14
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
14
63% Jan.
14
50
Jan.
14
75
Mar. 29
Chic S L A N O—
22,000
June 151951
D
63%
June 15 1951
D
June 15 1951
D
...1951
D
55
47
50
..1932
o
99% 100
Gold 5a
Registered
Gold 3 Via
Mem Dlv 4a
4,000
9,000 Chic St L A Pitta
Registered...
47",606
cona
fl 5s
75
70
D
40
55%
95%
47%
75
50%
72% 50
100
99% 100
27
88
Sale
Sale
s
Income fluar 5a..
33,000
Dec 1 1960
J
63,000 Chic Un Station lat flu 4Via A.. 1963
J
lat 5a aeries B
1963
67,000
D
Guaranteed flold 5s
83,000
1944
J
1st 6 Via series C
38,000
1963
165,000 Chic A West Ind Conaol 50-yr 4a. 1953 J J
lat A ref 5 Via aerlea A.
125,000
1963 M S
30
90
Sale
97
Sale
Sale
Sale
1960
99%
93%
....
"
i~66o
108
70
82
60
90
Choc Okl A Gulf conaol 5a......1552 MN
Cln Ham A Day 3d fl 4 Via
1937 J J
Cln Ind St L A C lat 4a
D adl
1,000 Cln
r
Aug 3 1936 Q F
otornrl
Q
Leb A N lat con flu fl 4a
Cash sale,
a Deferred
65% Mar.
8
75
Mar. 29
Mar, 29 50
Mar, 16 100% Mar. 11
Jan.
4
Feb.
1
45% Jan. 12 59
99% Feb.
100% Mar. 11
o
......
Chic T H A S'eaat lat A ref 5s
81
100
99
Sale
Sale
86
80
28
Mar.
95
108
Mar.
Mar.
69% Mar.
82
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
34
Mar. 11
26
Mar. 15
4
90
Mar.
4
"98%
"98%
74%
77%
77
16
46
37
_
90
91
85
74
Feb.
Jan.
94
86% Feb.
Mar. 18
101
97% Jan. 22 101
Mar. 12
99
94% Feb. 26 99
4 110%
Jan.
110V Mar. 30 106
73
yoja Mar.
8
79
63% Feb.
68
Jan.
85% Mar. 11
87%
89% Mar.
99% Mar.
90
80
45
34
92
36% Mar.
F
1942 MN
delivery.
85
29%
Sale
Mar. 29
77
Mar. 29
75
Mar. 4
Feb. 15
Jan. 18
Jan. 26
90
95
85
77
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
15
14
5
18
12
Mar 30
Jan.
15
Jan.
14
Mar.
4
15
Jan. 18
Mar. 29
Feb.
22
N. Y. STOCK
Sales in
March.
Value.
Price
BONDS
n. y. stock exchange.
Bid.
*a..l943
D
}'*}
I'JJ
7,000
99.000
J
19,000
Ref Ac imp 6a series G
Ref At Imp 5s aerlea D
Ref At lmpt 4 He series E
AskJ.Bid.
944 93
24,000 Cle* Col C Ac Ind gen
974 Sale
97
105
Sale
78
71
70
73
804
93
634 Sale
70
874
M S
1934
J
75
61
85
....
....
80
95
63
Feb,
2
77
Jan.
954 Mar. 13
95
11
99
84
68
62
75
Jan.
Jan.
Jan. 19
Mar. 10
Mar. 14
Jan. 14
644 Mar. 30
96
.....
93
72
100
97
97
604
96
604
102
98
94
784
Coal Rl* Ry lat gu 4a
Colo Ac Southern Ref Ac ext 4 4*-
A
F
O
A
O
A
O
-
A
O
1945 J
D
1935 M N
series A_... 1980 M N
General mtge
Col Ac Hock Valley lat ext g 4a
1948 A O
Col Ac Tol lat ext 4a
1955
Conn Ac Paaaum Riva lat g 4a
1943
954
63
76
67
Del Rl* RR Ac Bdge lat gu g
Den Ac Rio Gr lat cona g 4a.
4a.. 1936
—
F
Ref Ac Imp mtge 5s ser
5,000
2,000
9,000
3,000
15,000
1,000
1947
Detroit Ac Mack lat lien g 4s—..1995
Gold 4a
1995
Detroit River Tunnel 1st gu 4 4s_ 1961
Dul Mlasabe Ac Nor gen 5s.......1941
Dul At Iron Range lat 5a_ .—....1937
Dul So Shore At Atlantic g 5a
1937
East Ry M No Dl* lat g 4s.
1948
90
98
70
Sale
364
40
28
J
O
90
94
Jan.
4 100
Jan.
9
2
Mar.
9
Mar.
2
874 Mar.
80
Mar.
Mar. 21
92
Mar.
85
77
80
974 Mar.
914 Mar.
85
Mar.
Sale
704 Mar. 29
84
Mar.
704 Mar.
884 Jan.
93
Mar.
84
62
924
66
75
70
60
524
Sale
Mar.
3
w*
66
Sale
84
Sale
634 Mar. 28
Mar. 28
704 Mar.
l\^
80
Mar.
80
Mar. 29
59
50
Jan.
8
50
Jan.
60
46
60
50
Jan.
8
574 Feb. 17
Feb.
5
30
80
78
60
Mar. 29
80
Mar. 29
664
Sale
46
664
254 Sale
354
37
34
37
38
40
40
364
39>
394
35
844 Sale
884
994
93
95
894
634
634
314
654
674
Sale
43
Sale
8
224
35
81
89
93
.!?*
98
Sale
964
984
264 Mar. 30
18
Mar.
Mar.
374 Mar. 11
414 Mar. 14
304 Jan.
354 Jan.
35
o83
100
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
38
87
.....
804
90
984 100
97
Sale
28
89
Feb.
8
95
Feb. 20
53
664 Mar.
56
20
Jan.
4
Jan.
6
Mar. 31
Mar. 30
69
70
38
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
21
14
14
494 Jan.
14
8
Mar. 30
Mar.
4
35
Mar.
28
434 Mar.
8
Mar.
4
Mar. 21
Mar.
98
Mar.
324 Mar. 10
98)
32)
Mar. 22
Mar. 10
964 Jan. 29
324 Mar. 10
80
Feb.
844 Jan.
864
844
84
87
72
90
84
Mar.
2
87
Mar.
91
Sale
85
90
Mar. 31
95
Mar. 30
59
Sale
55
85
924
Sale"
74
66
50
....
Sale
614 Sale
484 Sale
994 101
464
474
994 100
354 41
J
994 100
41
354 42
38
Ser B_.„.__._1953 A
tm
40
Sale
Sale
394 Sale
61
1957
65
90
85
B .1940
.1940
J
Fla Cent Ac Pen consol gold 6a ..1943 J
35,000 Fla East Coast lat 44*--...1959 J D
40,000
lat Ac ref 5a ser A
1974 M S
2,000
Certificates of deposit.
19,000 Fonda John At Gi gen ref 44*—-1952 M N
10,000
(Amended) 1st cona 44*
.--1982 MN
—
434 Sale
434 Sale
794
92
854
95
30
52
Sale
31
Sale
88
88
68
38
6a.......1955
Genesee Rl* RR 1st a f 6s
46*
85
85
con* 4s Series D....
1953 A
Ref Ac lmpt gold 5a ser 1927 ...1967 M N
Ref Ac imp 5a of 1930
1975 A O
Gen
Erie Ac Plttab gen gu g 34a set
Series C 34a......
a584 Mar. 30
754 Mar.
Mar. 31
Mar.
8
634 Mar.
57
1951 F
A.........1953 A
424
60
'5 "
Sale
354
524
54
55
55
5y
IV.
5
""§"" "15"'
12
10
.....
884 Sale
85
954
61
....
SB
94
124
44
124
20
50
61
274
984
27 4
.....
100
94
95
95
95
85
50
65
994 Mar.
9
58
Mar.
8
Jan.
13
Feb.
29
23
Feb.
32
Mar. 10
15
87
9
95
Mar.
8
Mar. 30
4 a584 Mar. 30
664 Feb. 15
47
Jan.
4
2
484 Jan. 18
9
994 Jan. 29
37
Mar. 29
2
37
Jan.
6
9
3
37
39
Mar. 29
Mar. 31
994 Mar.
484 Mar.
494 Mar.
30
31
86
Mar. 31
46
Mar. 31
Mar.
7
454 Mar. 2
884 Mar. 31
88
Mar. 31
88
Mar. 31
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
3
45
55
20
Fort St U D Co 1st g 44*
-19411J J
i"66o Ft Worth Ac Denver City 54*
1961 J D
8,000 laws Elk At Mo V 1st 6a___
1933 A O
1,000 Gal* Houa At Hend lat 5a
1933IA O
2,000 Ga At Ala lat cona 5s.
.Oct. 1945! J
J
Sale
354
7
7
75
93
50
14
25
80
98
—..
674
Sale
70
Mar. 11
Mar. 12
Mar. 11
80
Mar. 31
4
29
Mar. 12
30
25
Mar. 21
97
Feb.
Mar. 11
Feb.
9
Mar.
1
Mar. 11
1
Mar. 22
30" "Mar." 12
Mar. 12
25
80
1
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 4
Feb. 29
30
65
804
8
4
g 5s 1956 MN
..1965 A O
28
8
Mar.
224
87
34
35
Jan.
95
28
2
14
14
66
Sale
8
Jan.
59
39
2
—
Jan.
Mar. 14-
924 Mar.
100
Sale
664
5 45
18 414
35
Mar. 30' 38
764 Jan.
5 87
824 Jan. 111100
Mar. 12
8
Mar.
Mar. 22
9
Mar.
20
37
40
954
_6i
Mar.
Mar. 28
624 Mar. 17
20
Mar. 31
25
84
Sale
95
21
35
39
68
Registered
8
46
...
Penn coll trust g 4s...
19
Feb.
704 Mar. 12
754 Feb. 29
464
40"
I
19
15
23
93
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
69
...
67
1996 J
93
7
18
844 Jan.
884 Jan.
754 Feb.
93
1996 J
874 Mar.
1034 Jan.
82
-----
524
524
524
21
87
7
67
...
9
9
if
J
1941 M N
Mar.
Jan.
....
92
85
85
97
....
80
25
80
984
7
764——
82
30
—
Jan.
744 Mar. 16
m:
O
1st consol gen lien 4a—....
Brie At Jersey lat a f
9 100
Sale
92
—
45
89
J
A
30
Mar.
92
104
D
100
A
4s_.
Registered.....
D
J
Mar. 29
Jan. 16
75
4
M N
65
95
25
8
J
61
944
2
M
Mar. 29
744 Mar. 16
J
El Paso Ac S W lat Ac ref 5a
do
107
....
12,000 East Tenn Va Ac Ga cons 1st
5,000 Elgin Joi At East lat g 6a
Do
88
4a....1935
Certificates of deposit
69 yr con* g 4s Ser
35
45
374
774 Sale
.1936
Des Plaines Val 1st guar 44*
Erie 1st con At prior lien
33
35
35
58"" Sale
5s Ahg 1955
B....... ,1978
Des Moines Ac Ft D lat gu g
"56"
204 Sale
A
Den* Ac R Gr West gen
10,000
56
45^ 60
1936
Consol gold 44*
Sale
80
60
454
61
8
80
864 Sale
1956
Non-con* debenture 4a..
::::
794
....
84
71
76
70
Mar.
87
974
30
4
19
Mar. 29
78
%%
85
414
D
128,000 Cuba Northern Ry* lat 5 4*--— 1942
1952
J
43,000 Cuba RR 1st 50-yr g5s
1936
10,000
D
1st At refund 7 He series A
1936
D
17,000
1st lien Ac ref 6s series B
1943 M N
217,000 Del Ac Hud lat 4s tax ex N Y
5,000
1935 A O
20-year convertible 5a
1937 UN
34,000
15-year 5Hi
—.
If*
::::: '824
deb 4a 1954
Non-conv debenture 4s—JAcJ 1955
Non-con* deb 4a...
AAcO 1955
Consolidated Ry non-con*
91
76
A
A
Feb.
98
68,000 Cle* Union Term'!* l«t • f 5 He A. 1972
1973
45,000
lat « t 6 5a aerlea B guar..
1977
46,000
1st a f guar 44a *er C
F
Jan.
97
61
72
98
98
82
MN
Mar. 10
714 Mar. 14
13
96
94
91
—
78
784
88"" -III
J
69
100
81
88
"
734 Mar. 28
Mar. 14
Mar. 28
81
80
75
75
~T,66o
Mar. 15
67
80
61
70
71
75
708,000
4,000
73
61
§6 " iiiii
742,606
Sale Prices.
95
Feb. 25
99
Mar. 10
704
J
5,000
28,000
52,000
91,000
Sale Prices
85
Jan. 15
95
Feb. 19
69
87
75
A O
138",000
Sale Prices.
95
Mar.
2
99
Mar. 10
81
1942
.....1942
—.1948
Series D 34a..
1950
General 44a series A....
1977
19,000 Cle* Short Line lat gu 44*
1961
246,666
Mar. 16
Mar. 29
Sale Prices.
68
75
61
68
Series A gu 4Hs..
Series C gu 3Hs..
17,000
263,000
95,000
JAN. 1.
Highest.
93
97*
784
Series B gu 34*
64,666
SINdE
Lowest.
Highest.
95
76
71
71
J
Aa—1933 A O
Cle* Ac Mahon Valley g 5a
1938 J J
Cle* Ac Marietta 1st gu 44*
1935 MN
Cle* Ac Pitta gen gu 44* ser B..1942 A O
10.666
RANGE
Lowest.
99
70
99
1004
64
1940
1940
6a
con
70
J
Cle* Lor Ac Wheel con lat g
99,000
Ask.
90
97
J
..1977
J
gold 4a. . . -——1939
Cin WAcMDl* 1st g 4s..
1991 J J
St Louis Dl* lat coll trust g 4a.l990 MN
Spring At Col Dl* lat g 4a
W W Val Dl* lat g 4s
2l",660
IN MARCH.
March SI.
92
954
D
Cairo Dl* lat
"moo
Bid.
,
J
C C C At St L gen g 4a
1993
General 5a aerlea B..—.......1993
Clearfield Ac Mahon 1st gtd g
"7",600
J
March 1.
As*.
<
J
J020
-2020
PRICES
Jan. 2
1932.
KhA,
$
5.000 an Union Term 1st 4 H»
1st mtge 5s ser B w 1
401,000
25~,o66
EXCHANGE-BONDS
164
10
30
Mar. 31
31
Mar. 31
,86
Mar. 7
754 Jan. 12
83
Jan. 15
30
7
60
Mar. 29
Mar. 15
r7
94 Mar. 15
74 Mar. 24
17
524 Mar.
5
5
5
26
24
15
23
Jan.
Feb.
Feb. 15
Mar. 3
Mar. . 2
Jan. 29
Jan. 14
Mar. 9
494 Jan.
49
Jan.
93
Jan.
86
Feb.
88
Mar.
14
13
25
13
31
4
26
14
11
23
24
5
424 Jan.
44 4 Feb.
2
60
Jan.
5
4
5
Jan.
7
94 Mar. 15
74 Mar. 24
26
74
664
634
58
994
514
494
Mar.
74 Jan.
64 Jan.
17
Mar.
8
Mar.
8
Mar. 24
Mar.
2
Mar. 10
82
Mar.
90
Mar.
8
65
Mar.
65
7
11
2
7
8
Feb. 26
82
96
Mar.
Mar.
18
Mar.
2
Mar. 10
Mar. 8
Jan. 26
63 ~
Mar. 16
63"
Mar. 16
10
82
82
90
7
834
65
14
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
2
99
8
7
96
65
14
63
Mar. 16
63
Sale
Ga Caro At Nor 1st 5a 1929
Extended at 6% to 1934--.
5,000 Georgia Midland lat 3s
.....1946
Gou* At Oawegatchie lat 5s...
1942
Gr R Ac I ex 1st gu g 44*
1941
342,000 Grand Trunk of Can a f 7a
1940
233,000
15-yer deb g a f 6a guar
1936 M S
Grays Point Term lat gu g 5a ...1947 J
467,000 Gt Nor—Gen 7a Series
..1936
A
Registered..—
114",000
88,000
15,000
71,000
117,000
Greenbrier Ry lat gu g 4a
20,000 Gulf Mob Ac Nor lat 54s
lac mtge gold 5a aeries C
Gulf Ac Ship Island ref 5a
1952
J
J
i
Feb
...1940 MN
1950 A O
1950 A O
J
Feb 1952 J
J
1999 J
J
1999 J
1937 MN
Registered
Sale
89
g 5a
764
684
684
664
20
874 Jan.
Mar.
9
Mar.
7
2 a974 Feb. 29
Sale
884 Sale
884 Mar. 31
964 Mar.
8
884 Mar. 31
834
81
774 Sale
684
75
704 Sale
77
77
78
85
83
Mar.
Mar.
3
9
77
Sale
71
Sale
69
20
984 Jan.
14
m'ooo
Refunding 5s
15-year secured 64a....
40-year 44*
...
—
Cairo Bridge gold 4a
Jan.
9
50
43
Jan.
18
6
39
Jan.
Feb. 10
80
95
86
100
86
93
80
Jan.
9
80
80
91
100
79
Jan.
13
2
2
88
Mar. 23
834 Sale
§34
89
Mar. 31
22
944 Jan.
22
Feb.
29
..?*
904
754 100
90
100
98
91
874
854
96
54
874
40
89
89
74
914
46^
49}
91
Sale
974
83 4
84 4
594 Sale
954 Sale
804 Sale
554 Sale
85
81
81
80
504
Sale
..
80
584
464 Mar. 23
88
Mar. 23
o804 Mar.
874 Mar.
2
2
954 Mar. 31
804 Mar. 31
554 Mar. 29
88
Mar. 11
Mar
.
23
96
89
o804 Mar
874 Mar
944 Jan.
Mar. 21
954 Mar
Mar.
9
80
Jan.
64
Mar. 12
834 Mar. 31
89
Mar. 31
5"
Jan.
9
"50"" Janl"i6
50
30
Jan.
Feb.
21
864 Jan.
20
31 a96
5
89
64
9
Mar. 31
Mar.
9
Mar. 12
Jan.
4
80
—...
53
Jan.
7 a88
Jan.
29
67
56
Jan.
Jan.
15
80
O
O
M
O
50
30
584
8
A
47"" "59"
1953 MN
Sale
314
64
454 Sale
1955 MN
41
MN
1952 J
I
43
65
'514 Sale'
524
Sale'
504 Mar.
3
55
Mar.
5
454 Feb. 16
50
41
Sale
49
Mar.
1
544 Mar.
9
42
41
454 Sale
41
Sale
40
53
Mar. 30
Mar.
7
49
53
65
Sale
65
Sale
584 Sale
65
Sale
Mar. 24
48
584 Mar. 30
J
1966 F
A
§74 Sale"
394 Sale
364 Sale
644 Mar. 1
354 Mar. 17
434 Mar.
D
55
55
56
56
56
.1950 J
Jan.
4
15
67
1936 J
Deferred delivery.
734 Mar. 8
744 Mar. 11
25
70
Purchased lines lat 34a
Coll tr g 4a L N O At T
5
Mar. 28
54
80
A
64
65
42
J
Extended lat g 34*
1951
1st gold 3a sterling
1951
Collateral trust gold 4a.......1952
1st refunding 4s
..—1955
65
714 Jan.
8
644 Mar. 30
64
Jan.
4
55
J
104,000
86,000
56
20
73
774 Mar. 1
734 Mar. S
744 Mar. 11
61
57
A
734 Mar. 18
644 Mar. 30
31
1957 A O
1951
644
494
498,000
1951
73
57
94
824 Sale
-
78
68
85
Jan. 11
85
Jan. 14
784 Feb. 26
45
lat gu g 5a redeem
..1933 M N
183,000 Hudson At Manhat 1st At ref 5a A. 1957 F A
Registered.
724
Mar. 31
Jan.
4
75
.....
Illinois Central lat g 4s.
Mar. 31
Mar. 28
38
1933 M N
Adjust Income 5a........Feb
65
Sale
53
.....
7
Mar. 10
47
J
a
Mar.
Mar. 9 a90
99
924 Jan. 14
o90
40
824
784
954
J
Caah sale,
9
49
1937 J
r
95
Mar.
44
1937 J
3I606
35,000
110,000
671,000
2,000
Sale
Mar.
9 a90
914 a90
Sale
974 Mar. 21 99
954 Sale
95
Mar.
2
97
344
Houst At Tex C lat g 5s lnt gu
Houa Belt Ac Ter 1st 5a
1st gold 34*
96
Mar. 16
—
90
98
65
5
Houst E Ac W Tex lat 5a
"
984 Sale
35
20
94
Feb
Hock Val lat con g 44*
con
944
Sale
83
...1961 J
Gen mtge 5s Ser C...
......1973 J
Gen 44a Series D......
1976 J
Gen 44* aerlea E
1977 J
Housatonic RR
924
874
67
604
95
89
...
lat At refund 44s Ser A
Gen mtge 54* Ser B
Green Bay Ac West deb ctfs A.
Debenture ctfs B
3,000
10,000
2,000
D
61
.....
60
"5", 000
29
70
Mar. 18
72
Mar. 14
4
Mar. 18
"39" ""Feb." *8 "524"JanI"i8
Jan.
6
594 Jan.
7
Jan.
4
Mar. 18
46
584 Mar. 30
824 Jan. 15
34
56
52
Jan.
56
Mar. 18
14
Sales in
March.
BONDS
Value.
N. T. STOCK EXCHANGE.
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN MARCH.
Price
,
"
33
EXCHANGE—BONDS
N. Y. STOCK
Jan. 2
March 1.
1932.
Bid.
Ask.
March 31.
Ask
Bid.
Bid.
Ask.
Lowest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Illinois Central (Concluded)
26
Loulav Dlv At Ter A 3%a
1953
Omaha Div 1st g 3s
.......1951
St Lou Dlv Ac Term A 3s
Gold 3%a
-
40
31%
1951
Litchfield Dlv 1st g 3s
2,000
75
74H
74%
1951
1951
1951
1951
S*
i31
-70"
P
55
40
:::::
80
57
31
80
35
v50
.40
78
85
50
41%
43%
1963
38%
75
49
63
85
55
Mar.
4
Mar.
Jan.
55
Mar.
35 %
16
57
Jan.
16
:
.....
80
14
14
80
Ill Cent Ac Chic St L Ac N O—
253,000
69,000
Joint 1st & ref 5s
ser
A
4%a series C
Ind BloomlnAton At W 1st 4s
1940
Ind 111 At la 1st gold 4s
1950
2,000 Indianapolis Ac LouIst 1st Au 4s_1956
Ind Union gen Ac ref 5s A
1965
Gen 8c ret guar 5s ser B
1965
111,000 Internet Ac Gt Nor 1st 6s
1952
45,000
Adj mtge 6a series A..July 1 1952
J
1st mtge gold 5s series B
73,000
...1956 J
J
1st gold 5s series C
47,000
1956 J
30,000 Int Rys of Cent Amer 1st 5s
1972 M N
1st col trust 6s..
23,000
1941 M N
First lien & ref 6%a
3,000
1947 F A
...
1938 J
Iowa Cent 1st gold 5s
99, 000jK C Ft S Ac M ref g 4s
66, jOOKan City South 1st g 3s_.
103, OOOj
Ref Ac Imp 5s
217, 000 Kan City Term 1st 4s
4, 000 Kentucky Central g 4s
1936
J
A
35
Sale
12
Sale
17%
Sale
Sale
Sale
26
Sale
37
28
26
54
Jan.
9
35
Feb.
~
52
Jan.
45" "Mar ."9
45
Mar.
9
45
Mar.
9
45""
Mar.
50% Mar.
4
35
18
35
Mar. 30
12
Mar. 31
O
O
58%
61%
62%
83
70%
65
Sale
77
83%
90
65
1961
37
34%
4%
22%
3%
2%
%
68
92%
50
,7
2%
Mar. 26
Mar.
3
12
Mar. 30
Mar. 31
30
Jan.
Jan.
8
7
28% Mar. 31
50
Jan.
14
14
14
48% Jan.
14
9
Mar.
12", 556
Gen
19,000
J
1937
41% Mar. 10
37
28
5
23
Mar. 29
26
21% Jan.
Mar. 14
% Mar. 15
% Mar. 15
75
Mar.
51
81
51
Mar. 28
2
80
Mar.
9
1997 J
D
1997 J
cons
D
.....2003
4Ha
Sale
50
55
59%
Sale
67%
83%
82%
<11
Sale
62%
Sale
59% Mar.
1
62% Mar. 31
83%
Sale
83
Mar.
85
68
Mar. 29
66%
83
60
—
—
—
—
90
63
—
-
—
cons
A
J
N
M N
30
64
69%
71%
76
79%
70
60
62
70
65
73
75
65
74
75
75
75
76
65
75
69%
95
80
65
54
55
"50"'
61%
53%
63
"57%
62%
O
....1962 MN
gold 6s........1935 A O
99
100
82%
97%
95
86
56
75
75%
90%
75%
94%
82
91
8
69
75
J
99
.1965 A
D
D
1932
...1949 M
Unified gold 4s.
Deb gold 5s
1934 J
1945 M
2,000 I.ouIst At Nashr gold 5s..
Unified gold 4s
130,000
8
D
N
J
8
1937 M N
...1940 J
J
1
9
51
65
5
56% Feb. 25
Mar.
68
Mar. 29
68
Mar. 29
83% Mar. 11
85
.....
75
66
1st Ac ref 4%a aeries C
5s interim rects
63%
74
100
Jan.
70
Jan.
71 % Jan.
16
20
14
87% Jan. 25
68
Mar. 29
98%
81% Sale
77
a75%
99%
47%
85
5
69
Mar. 15
60
Mar.
Mar.
2
7|6
Mar.
9
70% Feb.
90% Mar. 29
87% Jan.
13
90% Mar. 29
Mar.
2
84
Mar. 21
70
Feb.
23
84
Mar. 21
Mar. 31
56
Mar.
9
45
Mar. 31
59
Feb.
49%
55
Mar. 21
57% Mar.
3
48
Jan.
63
Feb. 23
65
61% Mar. 28
65
Jan.
90
Mar. 23
Mar.
7
61
7
90
Mar.
65
90
Mar. 23
Mar. 7
.....
40
90% Mar. 29
105%
66
Sale
87
Mar.
94%
85
Sale
99 h
Sale
97% Mar. 29 100
Mar.
1
§7% Mar."29
86
Mar. 22
88% Mar. 28
82% Jan.
80
93
73
77
98
80
Mar. 18
70% Feb.
80
Mar. 18
95
Mar. 10
90
Jan.
95
Mar. 10
7
78
Mar.
75% Feb.
80
Jan.
82
Sale
82
Mar. 31
75% Mar.
1
99% Mar. 15 100% Mar. 15
48% Mar. 11
37
Mar. 30
82
Mar. 31
98
78
Mar.
7
Atl Knox Ac Cln dlv A 4s
48%
80%
Mar. 24
Feb.
99
Jan.
37
Mar.
50
Feb.
16
Jan.
75
Feb.
1
95
Mar. 28
96
Mar. 24
Manila RR South Lines 1st 4s
1st ext 4s
1939 M N
Manlto S W Colonls A 5s
Man G B At NW 1st gu 3Hs
1934 I
D
1941 J
95
Mar. 28
96
85
85
Mar.
1
88% Mar.
80% Mar.
2
84
Mar. 10
Mar. 29
78
Mar. 11
70
Mar. 30
75% Mar. 14
64
80% Mar.
55% Mar.
70% Jan.
4
45
Jan.
81
Feb.
26
3
74% Jan.
9
78% Feb. 13
Jan.
8
73% Jan.
71% Jan.
12
13
Feb.
8
78%
66%
52
'¥
88% Mar. 9
82% Jan. 15
Mar. 10
84
78
Mar. 11
75% Mar. 14
94
87
80% Mar.
62% o51% Mar.
8
8
80% Mar.
55% Mar.
8
8
3
81
Feb.
18
81
Mar. 10
*60%
64%
97%
52%
64%
81
62%
51
Feb.
16
64
Feb. 20
60
52
Jan.
4
52
Jan.
4
70% Mar. 30
70% Mar. 30
77
Jan.
7
75
Jan.
11
71% Mar.
71% Mar.
79
Mar. 10
81
Mar. 10
J
Mex Internat
80
100% Mar. 15
97
81
81
69%
1955 M N
1934 J
80%
62%
22
73
90
95
Feb.
73
99% 100%
38% Sale
6<V
95
'70%
18
Feb.
Mar. 18
93% Mar. 31
75
70
9
Sale
83
82
Sale
Feb.
88% Mar. 28
72
97%
79% Feb. 19
101
93%
78%
70
85
69
62%
7
79% Feb. 19
90
98
"84"
Sale
.....
8
...
100
90
90
4
12
83
83%
"70% "79%
83% Mar. 11
69
Mar. 15
76
Mar. 9
5
70
75
90
.....
80
1941
Paducah At Mem Di? 4s.......194s
St Louis Di? 2d gold 3a
1980
9
45
85
Sale
60
4
85
85
90
Jan.
Mar.
Sale
86%
74%
2003
Mahon Goal RR 1st 5s
1977
1st 4s asstd
1st gold 3Hs
Ref & Imp 4Ha aeries C
Midland of N J 1st ext 5s
J
1959 M N
Mich Cent Mich Air Line 1st 4s..1940 J
Jack L Ac S gold 3Hs
1951 M
1940 A
50
59
70
J
77
95
O
1934 J
Cons ext 4Hs (1884)
Mil Spar At N W 1st gu 4s
Mllw Ac State Line 1st guar
D
75
90
1934 J
...
D
68
72
.....
98
8
1947 M
3Hs—1941 J
.....
82
90
60
55
3
2
ext 5s series A
......1962 Q
Certificates of deposit....
Q
F
15
M
St
P
Ac
S
S
M
1st Chic Term
a
At
Cent
f 4a
J
39
42%
48"
J
13%
29
8
22%
20
22
20
J
1941
37
45
60
MN
J
J
J
D
Prior lien 5s series A.........1962 J
J
78%
40-year 4s series B__
5
Mar. 18
5
5
Mar. 18
5
Mar. 18
5
Mar. 18
47% Mar. 1
31% Mar. 18
51% Mar. 9
38
Sale
61
*
11
8
71% Mar.
8
Mar.
1% Jan.
3
8
29
Mar. 18
Mar. 18
Jan.
2% Mar. 22
6
Feb. 10
2% Jan.
8
8
5
5
26 a50
:ri
Jan.
Mar. 18
27
Mar. 28
39
Feb.
14
16
40
Mar. 22
51% Jan.
18
Mar. 24
21
Jan.
29
Mar. 18
20
Jan.
5
65% Mar. 11
45
Jan.
5
76
Jan.
Sale
43
27
Mar. 28
45
40
Mar. 22
21
26
21
Mar. 24
21
Sale
20
Mar.
1
31
1962 J
60
Sale
60
Mar. 17
26
Mar. 17 r36% Mar.
Jan.
22% Jan. 29
Mar. 18
65% Mar. 11
31
J
30
Sale
71% Mar. 29
74% Mar.
62%
67%
70
65%, Sale
64% Mar. 30
77% Mar. 11
61
Mar. 26
62% Mar. 30
36% Mar. 29
68
68
1st At refund 5s series A......1965 F
A
..1975 M
8
1st Ac ref 5s series F.......... 1977 M 8
1st Ac ref g 5s ser G_.
.1978 MN
1949 M N
1980
1981
Mo Pac 3d 7s sxt at 4%
July 1938
Mobile At Birm prior lien g 5s ...1945
Small
AS
"N
i
1945 J
J
J
J
Small..
76
25
Sale
Jan
.....
73
56
47%
51% Sale
85
72
delivery.
82%
066
79
Sale
65
54
Sale
40
54%
33%
53%
Sale
Sale
Sale
37% Sale
20% Sale
Sale
36 J
65%
62%
65%
Sale
34
Sale
50%
Sale
49
Sale
53
Sale
38
Sale
32%
48%
50%
Sale
Sale
Sale
39%
53%
Sale
Sale
19
Sale
36
Sale
53
Sale
79
36%
53%
Sale
93%
57
95
51
95
60
95
30
80
70
90
75
::::: "75"
.....
5
26
39%
72% Sale
52
Deferred
5
72
42
a
Mar.
8
Mar. 16
5
Sale
40%
2% Feb.
2
68
J
Cash sale,
2% Mar. 22
Mar.
8
Mar. 16
Mar. 18
5
2
45
O
r
2% Mar. 22
2
7
80
1967 A
Mortgage gold 4s
5
10
20
49%
29
.Tan.
69%
45
Sale
8
52
1978 J
5Hs...
8
72
29
Missour-Kansas-Tsxas RR—
1st ref gold 5s series H
1st Ac ref 5s ser I
75
71% Mar.
27
47%
33%
50
J
Convertible gold
1%
%
14
45
J
General 4s..
2%
67%
Term
,
Mississippi Cent 1st 5s
1949
7,000 Missouri-Illinois RR 1st As ser A. 1959
49,000 Mo Kan Ac Tex 1st g 4s.........1990
Pr Hen mtge 4H* ser D
Cum adjust 5s series A
Missouri Pacific RR Co—
42
14
7%
8%
J
70% Mar. 30
90
98
7%
7%
J
82
90
4
1938 J
105,000 M St P At S S M 4s stpd...
1st cons 5s
.1938 J
17,000
1st cons 5s gtd as to int
...1938 J
39,000
1st At ref 6s series A..........1946 J
6,000
25-year g 5 Ha
1949 H
84,000
1st ref 5Hs series B
1978 J
33,000
.....
76%
69%
7%
7%
F
,
85
8
Ref At
70%
55%
70%
67%
1949 M
1st Ac refund gold 44
97
42
J
1,000 Minn At St L 1st cons gold 5s ...1934 MN
MN
Temp ctfs of deposit.......
1,000
.....
99%
70%
55%
76
62
60
100
S
1953 MN
J
..1979 J
Mil At Nor 1st ext 4Hs (1880)
158,000
70
90
QR
101%
40% Sale
71%
75
65
60
73
75% Mar. 29
90%
79
1945 M S
South Ry Joint Monon 4s.....1952 J
J
1,435,000
1,204,000
608,000
2,484,000
252,000
1,324,000
Mar. 28
63% Mar.
81
1st Ac ref 5Hs eerle.i A........2063
1st Ac ref 5s series B
2003
Mob At Montg 1st g 4%a
65,000
127,000
58,000
156,000
5% Feb. 13
3% Jan. 11
% Mar. 15
80
Mar. 9
68% Mar. 11 a61% Jan.
6
80
Feb. 10
85% Mar. 9
Registered
"
4
3% Jan. 11
% Mar. 15
75
Mar. 2
45
70
Sale
Q2
84
87
98
lou Ac Jeff Bridge gu A 4s
5,000
19,000
26
76
91
92
-••••-
1,000
20-year deb 5s
1937 M
42,000
Guar ref gold 4s
1949 M
4,000
N Sh Bch 1st cons gu 5s. Oct. 1932 Q
589,000 Louisiana Ac Ark 1st 5s series A..1969 J
2,000
Jan.' 28
5
75
80
60
47
1945 M S
Gold 4s
6,000.
9
12
64
92
1941 A O
2,000 Long Island gen g 4s._..........1938
1,000
Jan.
Jan.
50% Jan.
90
92
2003 M N
...
Lex Ac East 1st gu 5a
Little Miami gen 4s series A
12,000
Mar. 31
75
59%
30
M N
Gen con»ol 5s
17,000
28% Mar. 22
3
7
1%
92
J
1941
1,000 Leh V Ter Ry 1st gu g 5s
Lehigh Ac N Y 1st gu g 4s
"3",000
Mar. 26
41
Mar. 31
30
Registered
46,000
38,000
30
28% Mar. 22
37
34
60
1961
1954 F
1,000 Leb Vail Harbor Term 1st 5s
15,000 Leh V (N Y) 1st gu g 4He....... 1940 J
25,000 Leb Val (Pa) gen con A 4s
2003 M
35",666
9
43% Mar.
43% Mar.
Sale
29%
80
9?*
38% Mar. 30
Mar.
30
40%
36%
3%
2%
5
46
28% Mar. 31
40
3%
47% Mar.
Mar. 29
28% Sale
50
Sale
Mar. 30
38
95
40
40
38£
85
72%
85
Sale
15
§?*
39%
98%
75
95
40
36%
30%
75
Sale
J
*
9,000 Lake E Ac W 1st gold 5s
2nd gold 5s
8,000
21,000 Lake Shore Ac Mich Sou g 3%a
Registered
5,000
19
Sale
D
1960
Plain
33.000
Sale
39
37
45
48
46 %
1987
Stamped.....
l85
Sale
Sale
98%
83%
111
17
37
D
1950 A O
J
ApriU950 J
Kentucky At Ind Term 4%a
2,000 Long Dock
69
it's
Kal Alleghan Ac G R 1st gu g 5a..1938 J
Kanawha (c Mich 1st gu g 4s
1990 A
94
47%
43%
75%
95
2%
Certificates of deposit
1st Ac ref 4s...
5,000
1951
10,000 James Franklin Ac Clearf 1st 4s..1959
...
4
4
85
41
4
55
57
Mar.
78
40
79
75
1943
Sprlngf DIt 1st A 3%a
Western Lines 1st A 4s
Registered
55
37% Mar. 31
20
Mar. 31
35
Mar. 31
35% Mar. 31
19
Mar. 31
36
Mar. 31
36% Mar. 31
Mar.
8
8
2
26
9
Mar. 17
71% Feb.
62
80
Jan.
6
4
52% Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
6
Feb.
26
68
Jan.
42
80
79
15
Mar.
2
69% Mar. 14
55% Jan.
59
Mar.
9
3§% Mar. 29
60
Jan.
14
37% Mar. 31
63% Jan.
41% Jan.
13
14
60
Jan.
13
60
4
69% Mar. 14
55
Mar.
3
35%
53%
53%
40%
53%
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
3
20
1
1
35
Jan.
14
19
Mar. 31
46% Jan.
28
Mar.
3
1
36
Mar. 31
60
Jan.
14
54
Mar.
3
36% Mar. 31
60
Jan.
13
Mar. 31
Mar. 31
35% Mar. 31
Sales in
N.
1932.
Bid.
1938
Mobile Ac Ohio gen Hold 4a
85,000
57,000
M
S
Montgomery Div lat g 5a......1947 F A
Refunding Ac Improv't 4%s —1977 M S
.....1938
M S
1991
Mont Cent lat gu g 4s........—1937
lat guar gold 5a..
.........1937
2000
26,000 Morria At Essex lat gu 3%s
Constr M 5a
aer
A
1
w
4a
15
52
12 X
10
J
J
J
D
1955
...
MN
1978 F A
1937 F A
Nashville Chat Ac St L lat 4a
Nash Fla Ac Sheff lat gu g 5s
74%
Sale
20
75 %
97
22
52
Sale
19% Sale
75%
66
95
95
*70"" Sale"
24%
74%
18"
71X Sale
94
94
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sate Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
March 31.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
J
....1955 MN
...
Constr M4H» aer B w I
2,000
J
March 1.
Ask.
M S
Sec 5% notea
Mohawk Ac Mai lat gu g
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Jan. 2
EXCHANGE.
Y. STOCK
PRICES IN MARCH.
Price
BONDS
March.
Value.
EXCHANGE—BONDS
N. Y. STOCK
24
Ask.
52
74%
10% Jan,
6
23% Jan.
28
28
75%
72
Jan.
Feb.
4
55
11
82
84
95
90
Jan.
8
69
86
Jan.
8
Feb.
15
86
70
Feb.
12
79
13
15
.....
72
.——
Sale
22
73%
94
70
82
78%
89%
79%
75
94%
56
73
54%
87%
72%
96
Mar. 31
71% Mar.
2
18% Mar.
23
1
Mar. 11
73% Mar.
8
.L
90
56%
13
18% Mar. 19
.
88
70% Mar. 11
70% Mar. 11
15
70% Mar. 11
Jan,
27
75% Jan.
4
90
8
Jan.
73% Mar.
8
Feb. 15
Feb. 13
70% Mar. 11
National Ry of Mexico—
4Ha—..1957
No 3 on
Prior Hen 50-year a f
Assent
cash
1977
Sale
2
recta
wart
Guar 4a Apr 1914 coupon
A
O
.....
10,000
Assent cash
First
cons
receipt
warr
warr
ract Nov
4
6
on
1954 MN
5a.......1945 J J
..1945 J J
.......1984
1952
N J June R gu lat 4a
1,000 N O Ac N East ref 4%s A
J
1953
1
56
85
70
102
1%
IX
1%
5
J
1954
c
First 5s aeries B
A
16
A
24%
30
J
Npt & Cin B gen gu g 4%a
N Y At Bklyn Ac M B cona g 5a...1935
o
1935 MN
86
1998 F
68
A
...............—
34
32
Sale
32
36
35
Sale
97%
94%
1% Mar.
8
2
Mar.
3
1%
75
2
6
1% Jan.
6
1
Feb.
3
2% Jan.
28
Jan.
16
Jan.
16
56% Jan.
28
2
1
74%
89
Sale
40
75
65
Mar. 31
Mar.
4
40
Mar. 31
66
Mar.
4
38%
31
Sale
30%
34
30% Sale
32% Sale
81
89
81
96
30
Mar. 28
31% Mar. 22
30% Mar. 31
31
Mar. 28
36% Mar.
7
Mar.
3
2
2
36
77
78
Sale
Sale
68
Sale
73%
72 %
Sale
72
85%
"86"
65%
89%
35% Mar.
39% Mar.
89
97%
88% Sale
68% Sale
88% Mar. 28
67% Mar. 29
91% Mar. 11
80% Mar. 10
40
Mar. 31
60
Jan.
29
35
Sale
31% Sale
38% Sale
Sale
Jan.
8
28% Jan.
4
31% Mar. 22
Feb.
10
30% Jan.
80
Jan.
94% Jan.
83
Jan.
62% Jan.
2
29
26
21
66
Mar.
4
39% Jan.
18
Jan.
13
39% Jan.
44% Jan.
45
Jan.
82% Feb.
94% Jan.
26
14
Jan.
14
41
14
2
21
6
92
5
80% Mar. 10
Mar.
9
Jan. 21
76
58
Mar. 31
72*
Mar.
58
Mar. 31
72
Sale
58% Sale
58
72
Mar.
58
58
Sale
58
78% Mar. 10
58
Mar. 28
Mar. 31
72
Sale
Mar. 28
Mar. 31
9
9
72%
74
Sale
88
Sale
82
70% Jan.
4
67% Mar. 15
84% Jan.
4
78
Jan.
6
65% Jan. 27
68%
92%
82%
72%
9
Mar. 4
Mar. 10
Mar. 24
Feb. 19
69
81%
66%
68%
Mar. 3
Mar. 15
Mar. 30
Mar. 14
75
90%
72%
67%
87%
80%
70
66
13
70
Mar. 10
72
673
683
O
Sale
76
O
A
1937 A O
St Louia lat g 4a
65
50
89
O
136,000 N Y C AC H R g mtge 3%a
1997
6,000
Registered..
1997
Debenture gold 4s............1934 MN
171,000
J
9,000
39-year deb 4s of 1912
.1942 J
Lake Shore coll g 3H«
19,000
...1998 F A
Registered..
..........1998 F A
"~5~,666 Mich Cent coll g 3 Ha
1998 F A
Registered
1998 F A
6% gold notes.
.......1932
I 2,858,000
319,000
Refunding 5%s aeries A......1974
704,000
Refunding 4%s series C
1978
1,000 NY Connecting lat gu 4Hs A
1953
1st gtd 5s series B............1953
11,000
NY Ac Erie lat ext g 4a
1947
3d ext gold 4Ha
1933
N Y Ac Greenw L guar g 5a..
1947
1,000 N Y Ac Harlem g 3Ha
2000
NY Lack Ac West ref 4Ha B
1973
40
66
IX
85
74%
67%
A
A
2013
37
63%
35
40
28 X
O
1954
1945
..2013
35
35
First 5%s aeries A
......
75
1%
61%
71%
61%
70
Sale
35
65
lat mtge gold 5a aeries C
1956
lat 4Ha aeries D..............1956
130,000 N Y Cent RR conv deb 6a
Conaol 4s series A
202,000
Ref Ac Impt 4 Ha series A
175,000
When issued.
598,000
Ret Ac lmpt 5a Series C
387,000
1
57 X
70%
60%
80
O
Registered..
2
1
2
A
N O Tex Ac Mex non cum lnc 5a .1935
10,000 New Orleans Term 1st 4a...
77,000 N Y Chic AC
1%
—..1951
gold 4s
New England RR cona
Cons guar 4a
36,000
57,000
124,000
Jan.
Jan.
1% Jan.
2
1%
IX
Assenting cash warr rect No 4 on
Naugatuck RR 1st g 4a
78~66O
2%
.....
No S on
Nat RR Max prior lien g 4%s ...1924
Assent
84%
82
Jan.
68%
81
68
65
81
71
66
58
94
79
A
O
24 X
Sale
A
O
....1
82%
66
Mar. 24
70
69
68% a67% Mar. 15
75
Mar.
9
68% Mar, 4
92% Mar. 10
82% Mar. 24
7
69
Mar.
70
Mar. 10
67
Feb.
Mar. 10
71
Feb. 10
Mar.
84%
Sale
73
78% Mar. 31
78
Sale
73
Mar.
1
82
55
Sale
53% Mar.
1
30
Sale
30
Mar. 31
74% Mar. 11
46% Mar. 11
30
88
90
Sale
30
Mar. 31
40
Mar. 10
88
Mar.
8
88
90% Mar.
9
93
Mar.
8
Mar. 17
77
1
77
Mar.
1
O
A
69
58
25
Sale
Sale
F
A
20 X
82
53% Sale
37% Sale
34% Sale
F
A
91
Sale
92
88
90
M S
MN
M
98
91
78%
77 X
.....
72
S
MN
25
MN
70
75%
40
75%
77
Sale
54%
50X
79% Feb.
90% Mar.
85
72
75
Jan.
Feb.
6
10
77
75
.«*#■
Mar.
1
Feb. 10
Mar.
40
73
77
Mar.
1
73
MN
N Y Ac Long Branch gen 4a.....1941 M S
N Y AC N E Boston Ter 1st 4a
1939 M S
"97"
74% Mar. 11
46% Mar. 11
40
Mar. 10
88
Mar.
8
93
Mar. 17
22% Jan.
24% Jan.
19
Jan.
72
60%
79%
N Y New Haven Ac Hartford—
7,000
5,000
3,000
25,000
53,000
1,000
165,000
2,000
51,000
41,000
289,000
43,000
1947 M
B
A
O
51
Non-conv debenture 3%a
1954 A
Non-conv debenture 4a.......1955 J
O
513
563
Non-conv debenture 4a
Non-conv debenture
Convertible debenture 3Ha—1956 J
Convertible debenture 6a
1948 J
Registered
Collateral trust 6a........
1940
lat Ac ref 4%* ser of 1927
Harlem R Ac Pt Chea lat 4a
"Y, 666
106,006
...
Terminal lat gold 5s
N Y Weatchea & Boa lat
------(Norfolk
17,000
J
89
92
91
Sale
83 X
95
90
100
52
56
7OX
60%
72
85
55%
70%
73%
J
D
40
1961 F
77 X
F
A
1932 A
4a
1996 A
Registered..
.....1996 A
Dlv 1st 8c gen g 4a
—1944 J
Pocahontas C At C Joint 4a..—1941 J
44
92
96
X Sale
13%
102 X
'91X Sale
85
O
404,000 Northern Pacific prior lien 4a
1997 Q J
2,000
Registered
1997 Q J
Gen Hen ry A: Id gt 3a....Jan 2047 Q F
149,000
Registered
Jan 2047 Q F
~63~,665 Ref & Impt 4H* Series A..
2047 J J
Ref Ac Impt 6a Series B.......2047
335,000
Ref Ac Impt 5a Series C. ......2047
13,000
Ref Ac Impt 5s Serlea D
38,000
2047
3,000 North Pac Terminal 1st 6a
1933
69
Feb.
3
67
5
Mar. 31
74%
Mar. 12
55
Jan.
61
Mar. 12
Mar.
57
55
61
61
66% Mar.
9
60
Jan.
60
55% Mar.
68
Mar.
9
58
Jan.
6
68
50%
61
58
Mar.
58
Mar. 16
51% Jan.
5
58
Sale
86
Mar.
95
Mar.
9
86
Mar. 29
Mar.
92
Mar. 21
92
91% Mar.
94
Mar.
50%
88
65
80
Sale
11% Sale
JV%
56
"62% "74"
78%
97
70
75
76
66
52%
66
45
83
95
82"
89
§4%
Sale
94%
100
9
57
56
Mar.
59
Sale
66
Mar.
75
Mar. 11
Mar. 10
66% Mar.
9
Mar.
9
Mar. 16
14
95
92
Jan.
Mar. 21
83% Jan.
7
94
Mar.
48
Jan.
5
59
Mar. 11
66
Mar. 31
Mar.
77
83
Jan. 12
Mar. 10
4
Mar. 21
9
Mar.
83
Mar. 10
81
49
Mar.
1
55
Mar. 22
38% Jan.
55
Mar. 22
42% Sale
41
Mar. 16
44
Mar.
Jan.
46
Jan.
22
77% Jan.
54
Jan.
6
15
70%
82%
11%
60
40%
43
5
40
73
35
Mar.
1
45
Mar.
9
77% Jan.
35
Mar.
35
Mar.
4
38
Mar.
8
30% Jan.
70
"25"
30
60
40
98
60
98
57%
58%
45
55%
%I
l40?g
fl90
4
Sale
Sale
89
86%
100%
33
Sale
14% Sale
Mar. 30
62
Mar.
9
Mar. 28 102% Mar. 12
14% Mar. 31
18% Mar.
1
52
Sale
91
ti
91
a89
Sale
Sale
2
Mar. 31
92% Mar. 17
92% Mar. 15
19
39% Jan.
92% Feb.
62
Jan.
2 103
Feb.
11
20% Jan.
28
4
Feb. 15,100% Mar. 23
8
92% Mar. 15
Feb.
81
Jan. 28
92% Mar. 10
6
92% Mar. 15
85% Jan.
80% Feb. 24
6
87
Jan.
100
70
55
82% Mar. 11
75% Mar. 4
Sale
15%
59
76% Sale
70% 75%
76% Mar.
75% Mar.
82% Mar.
75% Mar.
Sale
56
55
Mar.
63
Mar.
69% Mar.
80% Mar.
76
Mar.
90% Mar.
90% Mar.
73
73
78
78
78
78
89
75
59%
70
Sale
Sale
73% Sale
40
78
86
78%
81%
90
96%
74
76
16
J
D
18
F
A
81
90
86%
J
J
78
86
85
29
28^
50
Feb. 26
Mar.
Feb. 19 102% Mar. 28
80
52%
69%
19
2
12
29
104
100
88% Mar.
o89
Jan.
Jan.
96% Jan.
11% Jan.
Mar. 28
40
40
Mar. 28 40
36% 51
102% 102% 102% 102% Mar. 3 102% Mar. 28 101
101%
99%
99% 101% 100% Mar. 23 100% Mar. 23
Sale
Sale
87
Mar. 29
92% Mar. 15 a82%
100%
21%
92
55
100
50
99
100X
72
89
Mar.
81
Sale
51%
69
50
—...
91
86
95
96%
Sale
19%
90
100
75
Feb.
73% Feb.
51% Jan.
54% Feb.
55
66
81
70
70
Sale
77%
72
97%
96%
O
17,000 Ogden Ac Lake Ch lat guar g 4a..1948 J J
Ohio Connecting Ry 1st 4a......1943 M S
Ohio River RR 1st g 5a
1936 J D
General gold 5a..
...1937 A O
27,000 Oregon RR Ac Nav con g 4a.....1946 J D
6,000 Oregon Short Line lat con g 5a.. 1946 J J
J
70,000
Guaranteed con 5a....•
.....1946 J
197,000 Oregon-Wash 1st At ref 4a
J
1961 J
28
53
61
69
Sale
100 X
102 X
8
A
Deferred delivery.
Jan.
Mar. 31
Mar.
Sale
80%
North Cent gen Ac ref 5a A
1974 M
Gen & ref 4%s series A atpd__1974 M
A
70
99% 101X
88
89%
New River 1st gold 6a
2,000 Pacific Coast Co 1st g 5a....
1946
2,000 Pacific RR of Mo 1st ext 4a
1938
4,000
2d extended gold 5a..........1938
56
r67
58
19
8
70
....
23
1938
Mar.
Mar.
5
60
53
Sale
52
& South lat g 5a.......1941 MN
Northern Ry of Calif guar 5a
63
Sale
90
50
51
30%
13
a
56
72%
84
60
31%
A
Cash sale,
58%
78
Norfolk & West Ry 1st con g
r
70
Sale
Sale
43
40
D
5a....1945
74
Sale
92
1942 A
1998 A
1937 J
1937 F
...1940 F
...1943 M N
4H>
1946 J J
1950 A O
Northern Ohio lat guar g
57%
r67
J
O
1954 MN
S.OOt^Norfolk & Western lmpt Ac ext g 6a 1934
17",066
53%
A
1955 J
261,000 Nord Rys extl a f 6Ha
32,000 Norfolk South lat Ac ref 5a A
2,000
96,000
54
N Y Pro* Ac Boston gen 4s
N Y Ac Putnam 1st con guar 4a
N Y Suaq Ac West lat ref g 5a
Second gold 4 4a
General gold 5s
60
51X
June 1992 M S
1st g 4s
62
55
57
64
J
J
1967
69
54%
56
i
......1957 M N
Debenture 4a
65
52
70
58
57
68
....1956 MN
Non-conv debenture 4s
88,000 N Y Ont Ac West
General 4a
69,000
13,000
3Ha--~--1947
47
79
86
78%
85
90
98
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
40
Mar.
5
49% Mar. 12
40
Mar.
90
48%
Jan.
Mar.
5
Mar. 11
Mar.
5
13
8
5
Mar. 11
100% Mar.
100% Mar.
100% Mar.
100% Mar.
63
54% Feb. 13
76
7
49% Mar. 12
90
Jan.
13
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
22
16
13
22
90
Sale
95
Sale
78%
79
18%
20
87
90
94
84%
94%
96%
75%
Mar. 17
Mar. 24
Mar. 16
Mar.
1
85% Mar. 14
Mar,
5
99% Mar.
8
96
83
Mar. 22
19% Mar. 10
19% Mar. 10
90
Mar. 10
90
Mar. 10
a58% Mar. 16
93
Mar. 18
84% Mar. 17 87
94% Mar. 24 99
94% Jan.
2 100
72
Jan.
4 83
19% Mar. 10
85% Feb. 24
Feb. 11
85
19% Mar. 10
Jan. 19
Mar. 18
90
93
N. Y. STOCK
Sales in
March.
Value.
T.
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN MARCH.
Price
BONDS
N.
35
EXCHANGE—BONDS
Jan. 2
STOCK EXCHANGE-
M
8
95
*92
96
94
M
S
50
A
O
J
J
F
A
M S
March 31.
Sale
97%
Sale
55
Ask
Bid.
Bid.
95
Ask.
Bid.
$
1,000 Paducah 9c Illinois let • f 4%s..l955
375,000 Parlv-Lyons-Med RR 6s
1958
170,000
Sinking fund ext 17s..
1958
155,000 Paris-Orleans RRExt a f 534*—1968
13,000 Paullata Ry 1st 8c ref 7s
...1943
March 1.
1932.
HA,
80%
91
100% Sale
"99%
Sale
iod
Sale
55
Sale
63
Ask.
104
96
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
93
Mar. 29
93
Mar. 29
99
Mar.
2 100% Mar. 21
Sale
102
Sale
51
a94% Mar.
60%
Lowest.
Highest.
Mar.
2 rl04%Mar.
1
6234 Mar. 22
29
9734 Mar. 16
65
Mar. 17
91
98
Jan.
Jan.
88% Jan.
Highest.
|
Prices.
95% Jan. 11
Mar. 21
5rl04%Mar.29
26 97% Mar. 16
Mar. 17
13 65
Sale Prices
93
Mar. 29
4
Sale
10031
41
Jan.
70
Jan.
78% Jan.
14
88
Feb.
92
Jan.
8
Penn Ohio 8c Detroit RR—
1st 8c ref gold 4%s series A
12,000
1977
2,000 Penn RR consol gold 4s....
1943
Consol gold 4s
57,000
.....1948
23,000
Stamped dollar bonds
—1948
Consol 43is Issue of 1915......I960
94,000
General 4Hs Series A
175,000
......1965
General 5s Series B
.......1968
126,000
471,000
15-year secured 634s
—1936
Registered.
—
132",600 40-year 5s_.
1964
Debenture gold 434s...
290,000
1970
General 4%s series D......... 1981
99,000
.......
MN
88
MN
88
MN
73%
9134
Sale
94%
82
76
87%
92%
83
F
A
93%
J
D
79
81%
9334
78%
J
D
88%
9034
88
F
A
98
Sale
100%
F
Sale
Sale
8234
6934
74%
75% Sale
89%
92%
75% Mar.
8934 Mar.
88
88
88
88
93
90
88%
92
77
Mar. 31
89% Mar.
Mar.
90
Mar.
90% Mar.
1
Mar. 11
9
93% Jan. 12
91% Feb. 16
98
Mar. 14
87% Jan. 11
92% Jan. 18
102% Jan. 14
87% Jan.
87
Feb.
Feb.
A
80
66
7634
92%
8934
89%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
MN
A
O
A
O
99%
70% Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
76
95
Sale
84
Sale
Mar.
98
75% Mar.
91
84
Mar.
99% Mar.
83% Sale
82
65
65
Sale
7534
90
83% Mar. 10
84
99% Sale
7034
Mar. 14
7534 Mar.
Mar. 10
101% Mar. 12
Mar.
2
Mar. 82
73
Mar. 11
7034 Mar. 29
77
Mar.
78
78
78
78
Mar. 15
Mar.
8
86% Mar.
9
5
Feb.
97% Jan.
79
65
70
Feb.
8
Mar. 28
Jan.
2
Jan.
14
74% Jan.
11
79
15
88
Jan.
Pennsylvania Co—
Guar 3 34s coll tr reg ctfs ser
Guar 334s coll tr ctfs ser B
M S
F
A
J
D
87
.....
10,000
6,000
Guar g 334s tr ctfs series
Guar g 334s tr ctfs series
J
D
85
.....
40-year guar
MN
75
MN
70
7634
Sale
7334 Sale
7334 Mar. 31
81% Mar. 11
76% Feb.
70
Jan.
19
Secured gold
93
Sale
78
170,000
O
30
40
50
Sale
52
53
50
Mar.
1
55
Mar. 11
40
Jan.
9
55
Mar. 11
2%
6534
634
72
72
79
69
65
Feb.
9
45% Jan.
41% Jan.
42% Jan.
4
79
69
55
58
Mar. 10
Mar.
9
Mar.
9
Mar. 3
A.1937
1941
C—1942
D—1944
tr ctfs 4s Ser R..1953
434a...
...1963
17,000 Peoria 8c East 1st
cons
1940
...1990
A...1974
1956
Income 4s (flat)
"8", 556
A
A
O
F
A
4s
Peoria 5c Pekln Un 1st 534s
174,000 Pere Marq 1st 5s Series A
1st 4s Series B
43,000
1st g 434s ser C w 1_.
131,000
21,000 Phlla Bait 5c Wash 1st g 4s
...1956
1980
1943
J
J
J
8
M.N
A
J
J
1,000
"2",660
2,000
32,000
17,000
24,000
4234 Sale
8934
8634
99
.....
J
J
J
D
96
g..'.—1942 A O
Con 4s series F guar g
Con 4s series G guar g
Con 4s series B guar g
...1953
1957
1960
1963
1964
1970
—1975
—1977
Con 434s series I guar g.
Con 434s series J guar
Gen guar 5s series A
General g 5s ser B
19%
2134
95
88%
9534
70
78
—~
234
J5/i
79
75
Sale
60
49
4434
50% Sale
88%
9134
98^
If*
80
20
-...
D
80
83
F
A
F
A
10034
9834
95
MN
I
D
90
A O
90
74
98
General 434 s series C
First consol gold 5s
...
J
55
58
Mar.
85
90
91% Mar. 24
91
Mar. 24
3
2
2
81
Feb. 13
85% Jan. 13
80% Feb. 20
78
Mar.
8
81% Mar. 11
88
Feb.
17
91% Mar. 24
77
Jan.
23
80% Jan.
2131 Jan.
9834
78
18
20
95
96
95
96
20
Mar III
100
95%.
8634
77
80%
81%
...
18% Mar. 17
17% Jan. 29
100
95% Mar. 15
9234 Mar.
1
94
Mar. 21
Feb.
17 100
"III
90
88
96% Mar. 19
94
Mar. 21
94
Mar. 21
2
87% Mar.
2
86% Feb.
83% Mar.
1
83% Mar.
1
83% Mar.
80%
70%
84
90
90
90
Mar.
94% Mar. 14
77
Mar. 30
90
93
85
Mar. 10
Mar.
2
Mar.
1
88
90
Sale
Sale
84%
84
90
87
77
1
82
Mar. 10
Mar.
2
Mar.
9
Mar.
5
100% 100% Mar.
100% 103
100
95
76
.....
8
96
90
100
8 100% Mar.
8
Mar. 12 100
Mar. 12
40
81
88% Jan.
1
87
84
18
83% Mar.
1
Feb. 26
Mar.
1
87% Feb. 26
74% Jan.
8
100
17
90
Feb.
9Q
92%
94%
85%
Mar. 2
Jan. 16
Mar. 14
Jan. 27
100
Jan.
9 100% Feb. 17
Mar. 12 100
Mar. 12
8234
87
100
90
"65":::::
82%
50%
65%
79%
80
"77""
76
80
76%
Sale
80
60
54
52
4734 Mar. 28
83
73
75
76
Mar. 19
74% Mar.
75
2
Mar. 12
73% Sale
72% Mar. 31
68
81
80
56
Mar.
7
45
47
Jan.
Jan.
4
27
56% Mar. 10
45
Jan.
5
56
Mar. 7
53% Feb. 25
56% Mar. 10
2
74% Mar.
7434 Mar.
75
2
Mar. 12
8134 Mar.
8134 Mar.
9
9
96% Mar. 12
9634 Mar. 12
Mar. 21
74% Mar.
79
"72"
"90"
Mar. 12
70
Feb.
9
81% Mar.
76
Jan.
6
82
93
Jan.
18
Jan.
2
8
9
15
72
90
96%
93
96% Mar. 12
93
5
'63% *72"
66
75
73
72
Mar. 17
75
Mar.
9
66% Jan.
5
75
42
50%
51% Sale
52
55
52
Mar. 14
55
Mar.
9
44
Jan.
4
56
4034
50
37%
65
60
4134
61
70
25
Jan.
75
80
80
74%
47%
5
J
Mar. 21
Jan. 13
75
Rio Grande Southern 1st g 4s... .1940
.1940
Guar (Jan 1922 coupon)
St Jos 5c Grand Island 1st g 4s..1947 J
St Lawr 5c Adirondack 1st g 5s._1996 J
13
94
87% Mar.
90
53%
5434 Sale
86
106,000 Rock Isl'd Ark 5c Louis 1st 4%S._I934 M 8
1,000 Rutland-Canadian 1st guar g 4s. 1949 J J
J
Rutland 1st cons g 434s.. .....1941 J
17
Jan.
9534 Mar. 15 a92% Feb.
9
92
Feb. 23
96% Mar. 19
78
76
.1939
43,000 Rto Grande Western 1st g 4s
1st con 5c coll trust 4s series A .1949
25,000
26
11
Feb.
75
95
55
.1957 MN
--
Sale
.....
40
45
2,000 Providence Terminal 1st 4s..... .1956 M 8
2,000 Read Co Jersey Cen coll g 4*.—. .1951 A O
.1997 I
J
Gen 5c ref 434*
57,000
.1997 J
J
Gen 5c ref 4348 series B__
11,000
Rensselaer 5c Saratoga 1st gu 6s .1941 MN
Richmond 8c Mecklenburg 1st 4s .1948 MN
1,000 Richmond Term Ry 1st guar 5s. .1952 J J
Rio Grande June 1st guar g 5s_. .1939
13
Mar. 15
70
.1959
.1960
1st mtge 434* series C...
Pitts Y 8c Ash 1st gen 4s ser A.. .1948
.1962
1st gen 5s series B
...
Sale
44
Sale
44
Mar. 31
6634 Mar. 11
44
Mar. 31
70
40
47
48
Sale
48
Mar. 31
48
Mar. 31
50
6434
4134
39
47
Jan.
Feb.
48
47
68
80
77
75
Mar.
5
84
Mar. 12
61
Jan.
13
5
5
40
8934
40" "8934
63%
77%
84
Jan.
Jan.
14
9
Jan. 14
Mar. 31
Feb.
5
Mar. 12
J
1996 A O
2d gold 6s
2
53
45
Providence Securities deb 4s
Mar.
4634 Mar. 31
80
"65"" "HI
.1958
-
1st M 434s ser B
49
51
75
J
-
A
ser
51
5334
53%
4634 Sale
Mar. 10
Mar.
9
Mar.
9
95
:::::'99"
13
78
....
3| Sale
93%
103
Mar. 15
Mar.
8
Mar. 28
Mar. 31
4634 Sale
.1943 J
.1943 MN
Pitts Va 5c Char 1st guar 4s
Sale
92
92
92 %
Feb.
85% Jan.
81
87
78
99
MN
J
J
38", 660
70
80%
83%
76%
1,000 Pitts McK 5e Yough 1st guar 6s. .1932
.1934
2d guar 6s
1,000
.1940 A O
Pitts Shen 5c L E 1st g 5s
21I606
81
87
100
Con 434s series C guar g......l942'MN
Con 4s series D guar g.......-1945 MN
Con 334s series E guar g
1949 F A
6,000 Pitts 5t West Va 1st 434s
101
A...1940iA O
434* »er
Con 434> series B guar
86
Sale
87
36
M
1974 F
P C C 5c St L guar g
6%
2%
J
Gen g 434s series C
2,000
9,000
1,000
12,000
.....
81
51
General 5s Series B
1977
40,000 Philippine Ry 1st 30-yr s f 4s—1937
Pine Creek registered guar 6s—1933
.....
"25" "90"
'89% Feb*."3
89%~FebI~3
St Louis Iron Mtn 5c South—
363,000
River & Gulf Div 1st g 4s—...1933 MN
St Louis-San Francisco Ry
—
65%
7034
79
Sale
63
Sale
63
Mar. 31
80
Mar.
2
63
Mar. 31
83% Jan.
Sale
Sale
22% Sale
22
32
Mar.
3,
22
Mar. 28
34
17
Sale
17
Mar. 28
Mar. 28
26
Mar.
3!
15
Jan.
28
Sale
2734 Mar. 28
3734 Mar.
8
27% Mar. 28
Mar.
2
22
,
1,256,000
Prior Hen 4s series A
1950 J
J
26%
Sale
1,416,000
Con M 434s series A
1978 M
8
19
Sale
2934
2234
1950 J
J
32
Sale
36
Sale
St Louis Peoria 5c N W 1st gu 5s. .1948 J
J
70
72
4
Jan.
14
26% Jan.
22
Jan.
14
Registered...........—
222",005
Prior lien 5s series B...
44,000 St. Louis Southwest 1st g 4s
2d gold 4s incomo bond..Nov
35,000
Consol gold 4s.
1,141,000
1st terminal 5c unif 5s.«......
86,000
49,000 St Paul 5c K C Short L 1st 4 34«4,000 St Paul 5c Duluth 1st consol 4s.
.....
--
*23", 555
126,000
145,000
"9",555
1989 MN
J
1989 J
1932 J
1952 J
D
J
1941 F
A
1968 J
D
69
65
40
41
47
84
Sale
26
30
49
50
63
42% Sale
60
85
95
1st consol gold 6«............ 1933
1933
Sav Fla 5c Watt
J
1st 5c
cons
J
.....
6s series A
1945 M S
i935
Series B__
FA
Certificates of deposit
South 5c Nor Ala
guar 5s..
1936 F
1963 A O
49 J D
173,000 8ou Pac Co 4s Cent Pac coll Aug
1st 434s (Oregon Lines) ser A__ 1977 M 8
i6o;ooo
Convertible 5s..
1934 J D
3,000
Gold 4348
1968 M 8
123,000
Gold 434* wl
204,000
May 1 1969 M N
Gold 4 34*
1981 M N
598,000
San Francisco Term 1st 4s
1950 A O
51,000
a
73
72*
3
Mar. 11
Mar. 26
94
93
95% Sale
99%
99%
95%
97%
94% Mar.
98% Mar.
9434 Mar.
2
54
27% Jan.
42% Jan.
73
69
Jan. 26
49% Jan. 26
Mar. 2
55
Jan. 26
5- 89
7
2
Mar. 26
60
73
Jan. 26
Mar. 26
"85"
96% Mar. 17
1 100% Mar. 23
1
97% Mar. 14
98% Sale
9034
94%
2
92
7034
82
95
80
Mar.
95
85
76
84
73
95
66
81
Mar.
93
97
9634
98%
94
Mar.
3
3
81
90
73
75
Mar. 29
84
8734 103%
80
76!
Hi
12
15
Sale
12
20
28
lH
3%
3% Sale
3
Sale
76% Sale
102%
75
8134 Sale
81% Sale
11%
16
11% Sale
11%
16
16
18
12%
11%
18
19%
§£
8*
94% Mar.
2
96
Feb.
4
94
Feb.
4
97
Jan. 15
100% Mar. 23
97% Mar. 14
Mar.
4
84
Mar.
Mar. 3
98% Mar. 16
80% Mar. 9
70
Feb.
Feb.
11
9
81
99
67% Jan.
6
80% Mar.
84
Mar. 11
Mar.
2
78% Feb.
Mar. 12
Mar. 18
11% Mar.
91
2
86% Jan.
19
Mar. 3
Jan. 19
9
97
Sale
5
4%
20
2%
2%
1%
1
2
234
5
Sale
.
1
35
Deferred delivery.
81% Mar. 31
16
Mar.
2
85
13
Mar. 16
4
"Mar.
14
4%
4% Sale
4% Sale
434 Mar.
4
Mar.
9
12
18
2% Sale
2
234
1%
234
1%
82%
4
17% Mar. 14
2% Mar. 31
2
Mar.
5
§4%
'96'"
Sale
54
60
60
78% Sale
72
85
75%
76% Mar. 26
Sale
61
Sale
58
Sale
95
92
6234 Sale
65"
63
67
69%
6534 Sale
Sale
62% Sale
72
76
76
"4% Mar."21
5
Mar.
1
5% Mar. 16
20
Mar.
1
2% Mar.
2% Mar.
3
3
r25
19%
13%
1%
5%
Mar.
Jan.
2% Jan.
2% Jan.
3% Jan.
7
Mar. 11
Feb.
Jan.
16
15
Mar. 18
Feb.
2
Jan.
Jan.
6% Jan.
13
15
14
15
7
Jan.
15% Jan.
20
Feb.
1
Jan.
5
Jan.
14
3
2
Feb.
3
4% Feb.
2% Feb. 24
2% Feb. 25
1% Jan.
2%aJan.
2M*Teb.
70
79
13
84
Mar.
82
73
*
16
1
4%
4
6334 Sale
81
16
11% Mar. 31
1
534
20
2
1534
1%
....
Cash sale,
59
73
50
A
r
52
Mar.
1
Mar. 26
53
1
J
guar 50-year 5s
Mar. 29
42
50%
97
2%
Seaboard 5r Roanoke 1st 5a extd. 1931 J
cons
Jan.
Sale
A
1959 A O
...
Certificates of deposit
40,000
Atlan-Birm Div 1st g 4s...May 1933 MS
8,000
1935 F A
27,000 Saaboard-All Fla 1st 6s A
8,000
Certificates of deposit
Gen
Jan. 181
Mar. 311
42
Mar. 31'
Mar. 29
1934 A
Oct 1949 F
cons
42
2
79
1934 A
.......—...
Refunding g 4s..
Certificates of deposit
9
Mar.
Mar.
42
Sale
D
16,000 Scio Vail 5c N E 1st guar g 4s.... 1989 MN
5,000 Seaboard Air Line 1st g 4s...... 1950 A O
1950 A O
65,000
Stamped
Certificates of deposit......
A O
10,000
Adjustment 5s
Mar.
3lj 66
Sale
Sale
51
42
J
1937 J
1st g 6s
let g 5s
48
89
60% Mar.
42
78
20
46%
95
99% Sale
6s reduced to gold 434*---
Reglstered
;
Montana Ext 1st gold 4s
96%
60% Sale
85
Santa Fe Presc 5c Phenlx 1st 6*_. 1942 MS
65,606
55
27
43%
St Paul E Grand Trunk 434*..-- 1947
St Paul Minn 5c Man cona 4s.... 1933
1940
Pacific Ext sterling guar 4s
1,000
1972
47,000 St Paul Union Depot 1st 5s
54,000 San Ant 8c Aran Pass 1st guar 4s. 1943 J
3,000
73
Sale
80%
*85"
5834 Sale
7934
74
Mar.
7
82% Mar. 11
85% Mar. 18
60
Mar. 30
60
58
Mar. 28
Mar. 31
70
70
9
9
59% Jan.
Mar.
59
Mar. 28
68% Mar.
9
59
74
85
Mar. 28
78% Mar.
4
82
Mar.
Mar. 10
73
85
58
Mar. 28 ^72% Feb. 29
Jan.
5 84% Jan. 14
Mar. 30 97
Feb.
5
4
73% Jan
13
Mar. 31
Mar. 28
74
Jan.
11
72% Jan.
*4
Feb.
84
15
2
Jan.
N. Y. STOCK
26
Sales in
BONDS
Value.
N. T. STOCK EXCHANGE.
Jan. 2
*
...1937
So Phc off Calif 1st con* 5s
4s—.....1937
4s....1955
South Pnc Coast guar
MN
J
95
Ask.
101%
Bid
"77" "80"
95
Mar. 29
Sale
99
Prices.
Jan.
8
Mar."II
98
Mar. 29
98
86%
Mar."II
75" Mar."31
86%
9
77
Mar. 29
86% Jan.
13
2
3
36
A2
54
14
Mar.
7
48
Mar. 28
Mar. 30
Mar. 30
Jan.
13
Mar.
Mar.
3
7
35% Jan.
19% Jan.
7
8
45
Feb. 26
31
Mar.
37% Mar.
2
38
Jan.
79% Sale
77
Sale
77
Mar. 29
86% Mar.
37% Sale
36
Mar. 28
42
Mar. 30
48% Mar.
58% Mar.
48
Mar. 30
63
39% Mar . 31
45
31
80
Sale
83%
O
41
Sale
57,000
109,000
Devel & gen 6a series A
..1956
A
O
48 %
46% Sale
53%
57%
A.....1956
Memphis Dlt 1st g 5s.........1996
St Louis Dlv 1st g 4s
1951
East Tenn reorg lien 5s..
..1938
A
O
51% Sale
J
J
J
J
Detel 6c gen 6%s series
"75 "Mar ."31
42
Mar. 18
70
85
72
65
|6*
50
88
41%
45
39% Sale
20%
40
30
35
29
Sale
26
Mar. 24
Tenn Cent Ry 1st M 6s A
30
Mar. 31
M
8
36
90
99
........1944
1953
35
98H
26
90
82
'63 % Sale
Ac F S Ry 5%s ser A..1950
Texas & N O cons g 5s
1943
87% Sale
2000
Gen & ref 5s series C
1979
40,000
Gen & ref 5s ser D
........1980
52,000
6,000 Tex Pac—Mo Pac Term 5%s
1964
D
General gold 5s
1935
Tol St L 5c West 50-yr g 4s
1950
Tol W Va & Ohio 1st guar 4%s B.1933
1st guar 4s series G.
1942
...
.
68
Sale
59
80
M S
J
1935 J
1935 A O
Toledo & Ohio Cent 1st g 5s
Western Dlv 1st g 5s
J
30
Sale
93
96
90
92
74
76
74
70
Sale
H*
69
90
91
A
O
J
68%
67%
67%
90
75
:::::
D
:::::
^
7
8*
93% o84%
37%
Sale
69
68%
85%
92
70
94
Mar. 30
96
Mar. 28
24% Jan.
6
88% Jan. 26
93% Mar. 19
76
Mar. 11
71
Feb.
70
74
Mar. 14
63% Jan.
Mar.
1
Sale
Mar. 28
2
79
2
74
Jan.
Feb.
7
18
Mar.
8
87% Jan.
2
92
Jan.
14
Mar.
7
10
6
5
70
Jan.
26
Feb.
18
92% Jan.
5
70%
70%
89%
92%
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
3
3
7
5
3
96
Mar.
3
Jan.
64
Mar. 24
70
Sale
62
Mar. 31
70% Mar.
64
76%
Mar. 30
084% Mar. 31 r91
Mar. 24
Mar.
3
62% Feb.
61% Jan.
62% Jan.
92
"62"
20
94
96
90
85
Mar.
7
Mar.
7
80
96
Mar.
3
96
Mar.
3
50
Mar. 17
50
Mar. 17
64%
3
92
96
96
94
50
91% Mar. 28
93% Mar. 19
73% Mar. 22
96
Mar.
50
Mar. 17
77
48
Feb.
48% Jan. 27
94
58"
70
J
79
D
79
62
M S
..1946 I
Tor Ham & Buff 1st 4s
Ulster & Delaware 1st 5s
O
60
65
J
67% Jan. 23
80
97
97
1977 A
60
92
37%
,
Dec 1 2000 Mar
B
14
I4
95%
95%
Hi*-.1939
30,000 Texarkana
Texas 5c Pacific 1st g 5s
Second g lac 5s (flat)
72
D
1947
Term RR Assn of St L 1st g 4
67
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
95
95
%
48
50% Sale
25
.1936
Sunbury Ac Lewis 1st g 4*
ser
94
Sale
1938 M S
J
J
Mobile At Ohio coll tr 4s
First cons g 5s
Gen ref s f gold 4s
52
85
M S
11,000 Spokane lnternat 1st g 5s......1955
Staten Isl Ry 1st gu g 4 He
'43 J
"i',666
Highest
Sale Prices
60
98
90
Sale
A
Gen ref 5»
Sale Prices
100
r.1956
15",000
Sale Prices.
70
75
Devel Ac gen 4s series A....,
42:660
Highest.
98
100
284:666
7,000
23,000
4,000
27,000
Ask.
Lowest.
Lowest.
March 31.
..........
Stamped Federal tax..........1955
148,000 Southern Ry 1st cons 5s
1994
Registered...
...........1994
5,000
15,000
|
Ask. Bid
70
J
South Pac RR 1st ft guar
Registered
March 1.
1932.
so-
Bid.
2i5~666
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN MARCH.
Price
March.
2,000
EXCHANGE—BONDS
64%
1928
Ctfs of dep stpd as to Dec 1930 int
and $570 return of principal
7,000
1952 A
First refunding gold 4s
O
40%
45
J
309,000 Union Pac RR 5c land gr g 4s... 1947 J
J
Registered
1947 J
2,000
First 8c refunding 4s
104,000
.June 2008 M S
J
Gold 4%s
29,000
1967 J
1st lien 8c ref 5s
3,000
June 2008 M S
40-year 4s Int rets
1968 J D
108,000
91 %
Sale
1944 M
.
:
4,000
38:666
Va 8c Southwest 1st guar 5s....2003 J
First cons 50-year 5s
1958 A
83,000
11,000
127,000
34,000
~
Wabash
1939 M N
1939 F A
RR 1st gold 5s
Second gold 5s
Deb 6s registered
1:666
80%
93 % 106 %
72%
74%
90%
93%
80%
81%
91
77%
Sale
Sale
Sale
77
90
78%
78%
83
95
'30% "35"
81
Sale
70%
97%
70% Sale
30
42
75
34
88%
73%
85
38%
Sale
Sale
50
70
46%
50%
Maic-22
98% Jan.
19
99
Mar. 22
Ma$
71
Feb.
11
80
Mar. 10
Feb.
20
93% Jan.
10
15
Mar. 16
95
1% Feb. 18
Mar. 31
45
85% Mar. 29
91
9
9
Mar.
Mar.
37
Jan.
Feb.
95
80
Feb.
35
Jan.
45
81
Jan.
91
Mar.* 9
Mar.
9
Mar. 16
2
75% Mar. 10
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Mar.
70
65
75
70
79
Jan.
47
Mar.
1
59
9
43
Jan.
59
Mar.
Jan,
Mar.
79
15
7
14
9
72% Jan.
20
55
30
Jan.
15
73
46
70
13%
46%
8%
70
10
50
Feb.
9
Sale
8
Sale
83
Sale
5
8
65 J
86
56
76]
Mar. 28
6
50
Feb.
6
13% Mar.
3
5
Mar. 31
19
Jan.
12
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
4% Mar. 31
4% Mar. 31
19
12
3
3
Jan.
11% Mar.
9
8
16]
16]
24
25
27
Jan.
27
Mar.
7
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 31
4% Mar. 31
4% Mar. 31
8
2
90
6%
Feb.
19
11
40
86%
Mar. 28
A
90
1945
50 HI
Sale
46% Sale
85
91%
91% Sale
1952
1977
1937
1943
8
28
23*1 J
J
2361 J
J
67%
63%
1966 M S
g 4s..1949
Mar. 30
72
21
1945
1976 M
M
90
80
92
32
78
con
9
87% Mar. 11
76
32
50
17
..1948 Q M
B
Mar.
11
90
96
Feb.
87% Mar. 11
59
85
ser
80
8
Mar.
60
84
Erie RR 1st
75% Mar. 29
15
Mar.
84
90
10%
12
Wheel 8c L
99
93% Jan.
91
32
"70%
10
Registered
3
86% Jan. 28
89% Feb. 26
5
74
Jan,
60
98%
10
Wheel 8c L E Ref 4%s ser A
8
9
22
78
27%
11
12
West Shore 1st 4s guar.....
Sale
87%
35
9%
A.....1946 M
86%
79
Sale
71
9%
3000
37
73
Ref & gen 5s series D
ser
78% Mar. 30
81% Mar. 1
Mar.
1% Feb.
95
Sale
13
F
50
Sale
46%
10%
1980
82%
47
10
Western Pacific 1st 5s
Mar.
84
Mar.
-----
72
15
West N Y At Pa 1st g 5a
General gold 4s......
Sale
9
91
91
1
"87% "94"
9
....
Sale
99
93% Mar.
8
90% Mar. 30
16
80%
80%
4
Ref & gen 5s (Feb '32 coup) B..1976
Ket A gen 4l*s aeries C
....1978
Maryland 1st g 4s
First Ac ref 5%a series A..
82
90
59
1st 40-year guar 4s
90
78% Sale
98
9%
West
91% Sale
96
30
Refunding 5s
26:666
Sale
J
1939
J
1st Hen 50-year gold term 4s..1954
J
Det 9c Ch Ex 1st g 5s
1941
J
Des Moines Dlt 1st g 4s
1939
Omaha Dlt 1st g 3His
1941 A O
Tol AChlc Dlt 1st g 4s
1941 M 8
Wabash Ry ref & gen 5%s A....1975
Warren RR 1st ref guar 3%«
1,000 Wash Cent Ry 1st g 4s
Wash Term 1st guar 3%s_„
330,000
108,000
6,000
8,000
204,000
114,000
11,000
3,000
O
.1962 M N
1st mtge 4 %s series B
96:006
48,000
78
76
J
1962 M N
A
ser
50
46%
87
A
1957 MN
Vera Cruz 6c P Asstg 1st 4%s_„1934
Virginia Midland general 5s
..1936 M N
139,000 Virginian Ry 1st 5s
92% Sale
48
41%
57
J
1955 F
Vandalla consol g 4s A
Consol 4s Series B
8
1933 J
U N J RR 8c Canal Co gen 4s
Utah 8c Northern 1st ext 4s
44%
41%
S
8
15,000 Wilkes-B 8c
1942 J
D
J
J
77 %
69%
57%
•52%
12%
85
83%
59
Sale
56%
Sale
83% Mar.
54% Mar.
61%
94%
Sale
95
59
Sale
59
Mar.
63
66%
78
Sale
37
98
a95% Mar.
Mar.
80% 77
Sale
35% Mar.
98
78
Sale
69
Sale
69
70
75
69
Sale
66
50
50
59% Mar.
75
83%
74
41
77
68
70
53
90
75
23%
56
73
83%
60% Mar.
4
Mar. 14
Mar.
56
Jan.
82% Feb.
83% Mar.
83% Mar.
Jan.
48
46
Jan.
7
1
2
16
18
62
63
Jan.
98
Jan.
Mar. 10
Mar. 10
91% Jan.
Mar. 16
Mar.
91% Jan.
Jan.
49
Mar.
Jan.
78
2
9
Mar.
9
77
28
Mar.
2
68
Mar.
2
Mar.
9
r61% Mar.
7
Mar.
74
63% Feb.
59% Mar. 30 r61% Mar.
7
49
78
74
Mar.
Mar.
9
58%
60
69
71
22%
26
22% Sale
62% Mar. 19
22% Mar. 31
76
Mar. 28
32
Mar. 26
70
Mar. 19
28
Mar.
9
59% Jan.
20% Jan.
12
8
29
Feb. 25
Jan. 27
80
Mar. 23
70
J
13:660
1938 J
1960 J
Sale
7
56
82
Mar.
East 1st gu g 5s
Wllmar Ac Sioux Falls 1st 5a
Winston-Salem S B 1st 4s
123,000 Wisconsin Cent 1st gen g 4s
1949
Sup At Dul Dlt Ac Ter 1st 4s...1936
27,000
J
89
30
M N
Worcester At Conn East Ry 4%s_1943 J
50
85%
78
Sale
34i
35
30%
33%
31%
29%
63%
34
J
85
78
89%
35%
Sale
86
29% Mar. 31
80
Mar. 23
40% Mar. 11
34
Mar. 8
41
76
Mar. 28
25% Jan.
5
40% Mar. 11
Jan.
8
34
Mar.
8
Mar. 11
28% Jan.
5
41
Feb.
6
9
75% Jan.
84
Feb.
1
Jan.
23
24
INDUSTRIALS—
/ 630,000
Abitlbl Pow At Paper 1st 5s..
Abraham At Straus deb BHi
1953 J
1943
With warrants..
A
89,000
40,000 Adams Express coll tr g 4s......1948 M
28,000 Adriatic Blec Co external 7a.....l952 A
Ajax Rubber 1st s f 8s
.1936 J
15:666
19,000
11,000
663,000
281,000
647,000
72,000
707,000
122,000
123,000
15,000
744,000
58,000
256,000
264,000
5,000
192,000
Alaska Gold M deb 6s A (flat)...1925
D
29
30
38%
Sale
34% Sale
34% Mar. 31
Sale
O
S
O
83% Sale
Mar.
Mar.
67
D
67%
70
81
1%
M S
iS*
10-year cony 6s ser B (flat)
1926 M 8
Albany Perforated Wrap Paper 6s 1948 A O
Allegheny Corp coll tr cony 5s..1944 F A
24
Sale
ilH
Sale
Sale
Collateral and convertible 5s..1949
Coll & cony 5s
.............1959
J D
A O
28
Allls-Chalmers Mfg deb g 5a
1937
Alplne-Montan Steel 7s_........1955
Amer Beet Sugar cony deb 6s...1935
M N
86^8
95
M
F
A
A
M
J
46
49
Amer Chain 10-year a f deb *s.._1933
American Cyanomld deb 6s......1942
Amer Ac ForeignPower 5s........2030
American Ice
f dob 5s
s
American I G Chemical
1953
Sale
S
A
O
O
8
11*
Sale
Sale
D
66
Sale
20
Sale
75
2%
10%
10%
32
13%
13%
37%
Jan.
Jan.
Mar. 10
8
Jan.
14* Jan.
Mar. 10
9
Jan.
Feb.
1
•46% Jan.
41% Jan.
22
21
14
22
12% Mar. 15
Mar. 10
38
Mar,
19
Mar,
Sale
15% Mar. 28
30% Mar.
Sale
81
46
Mar. 31
Mar.
2;
90
19%
76%
73%
32%
Mar. 9 20
Mar. 311 85
Mar. 1| 80
Mar. 18 44%
15%
Sale
48% Sale
30
19%
Sale
Sale
32% Sale
69% Sale
69
103%
55
5
14
12% Mar. 15. 14
Mar. 11
Sale
Sale"
82* Mar. 19
34%
67
61
70
Jan.
45
68
102%
Mar.
Mar. 29i
Mar. 31
15% Mar. 311
Sale
69
1 J
A O
£%s gold notes..1934 A O
64
72
68
5!
19
Sale
77
Mar. 30
82% Mar. 19
Mar.
38
19
If*
83% Mar.
10
69% Sale
Amer Internet Corp cony 5% a. .1949
Amer Mach Ac Fdy s f gold 6s
1939
Amer Metal Ltd
Sale
a80
Sale
1949 M N
5Hs
68
80
64
Sale
66
66
68
103
55
Mar.
1
Mar, 29
15% Mar
40
Jan.
15
Jan.
79
Jan.
33
91
Jan.
3
Mar. 12
40
Jan.
Mar. 16
18% Feb.
76% Mar.
22
69
80
Mar.
47
Jan.
75
Mar. 14
9
9
Mar.
31
Mar.
50
75
7
21
■
Mar
Mar.
1
8
Mar.
7
»
Mar. 14
70% Mar. 11
Mar, 28
71% Mar. 11
Mar,
8 103% Mar. 16
Mar.
4
Mar, 31' 68
Jan.
32% Mar.
65
Feb.
55
Jan.
Mar.
66
102% Feb.
48% Jan.
SA^
17
Feb. 23
Feb.
Jan.
18
87% Jan.
29
8
14
70% Mar. 11
188
68
Jan.
14
Mar. 16
Mar.
4
American Natural Gas Corp—
28,000
334:606
Deb
6%s (with purch warr)
Certificates of deposit
1942 A O
A O
J J
Amer Tel Ac Tel Cony 4& ........1936 M S
30-year coll truafi 5sm.
.....1946 J D
35-year sink fund deo 5s......1960 J
J
20-year sinking fund 5%a
1943 MN
105,000
34,000
471,000
1,124,000
668,000
Convertible debentures 4%a..l939
261,000
35 year deb 5a
...1965
1,287,000
6,000 Amer Type Founders deb 6s
..1940
145,000 Amer Water Works Ac Elec coll 5s.1934
Debenture gold 6a series A
1975
110,000
Cash sale,
a
Sale
5
3%
4
1% Mar. 12i
4
Mar. 30
...
Amer Smelting Ac Ref 5s ser A...1947
Amer Sugar Refg 15-year 6s
1937
r
3%
Deferred delivery.
91
Sale
89%
Sale
Sale
100
Sale
97
Sale
100
100
Sale
99
Sale
104%
98
104%
Sale
1043%
Sale
J
J
F
A
A
M
A
O
98
O
N
83%
Sale
89%
72
88
Sale
99%
97%
103%
104%
97%
85%
89%
77%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
88*
Sale
36
Sale
101% Sale
97
101%
98%
102%
101%
99
98
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
76
Sale
90
74
Sale
Sale
85% Mar. 29
100
92% Mar.
Mar.
1 102% Mar.
96% Mar.
71100
Mar.
1:103% Mar.
1 100% Mar.
99
Mar.
97% Mar.
102
101%
97%
75%
89%
73
Mar.
Mar. 31106% Mar.
Mar.
1|100% Mar.
Mar. 30s 85% Mar.
Mar. 18, 95
Mar.
Mar. 29
83
Mar.
Mar. 26105
1% Mar.
2% Feb.
85% Mar.
98
94%
97%
95%
100%
100%
95%
75%
83%
68
4
Jan.
18
3% Feb. 23
96
13
Feb.
105
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
100
Mar. 22
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
103% Mar. 22
100% Mar. 10
Jan.
107
Jan.
Mar.
Feb.
Jan.
105
6
Mar. 10
Jan. 14
100% Mar. 9
97% Jan. 13
Jan.
23
84% Jan.
16
95
Sales in
March.
BONDS
Value.
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE.
PRICES IN MARCH.
Price
5,000 Amer Writ Paper 1st g 6s
51,000' Anglo-Chil Nitrate 7s without
March 1.
1932.
1947
5,000
1,289,000
1,093,000
75%
73
64
Baldwin Locom Works 1st
_
93
Baraqua (Comp Azucar) 7Ks ...1937
434s
1943
Belding-Hemlnway cony 6s
..1936
Bell Telephone of Pa 1st 5s B
1948
7
71
85)4
7834
L02
1946
75
Berlin City Electric deb 634*——1951
Deb sinking fund 634s.....—.1959
30)4
Debenture 6s
.......—.1955
Berlin Elec Elev 8c Undgrd Rys—
1st 634s...
142,000
1956
26)4
81,000
128,000
12,000
103,000
15,000
88
95
30
23)4
Bethlehem Steel 1st Ac ref 5s g A. 1942
20-year pur Ac imp s f 5s......1936
Bing Ac Blng s f deb 634s
1950
Botany Cons Mills sec s f 634*—1934
15
7534
99
5
80
88
Sale
Tr R T Sec 6s
17
"98""
Sale
Sale
Conv deb 5>4s...
70
5
8234 Mar.
90
104
Mar.
Sale
26% Mar.
38% Sale
32% Sale
27
Sale
28
9234
15
80
43
1
70
Sale
Sale
sill*
Sale
73
80
Mar.
85
74%
76
Sale
9
Feb.
98
30
17
42
Mar.
1
105
Mar. 11
Mar. 22
Sale
9634
Sale
59
V-Vs
15
9934 Mar. 21
92
Feb.
91
Jan.
Mar.
100
Sale
83
55
78
55
100
60
73
72
101
Sale
100
65
Sale
4
Mar.
Mar.
106
32
100
Mar.
76
Mar.
Feb.
Jan.
7
58
71
Jan.
13
81
Feb.
90
Jan.
14
Mar. 18
Mar. 23
55
Mar.
60
Jan.
27
99% Jan
60
4
5
36)
102
Mar.
Sale
Sale
Sale
12
7
Sale
66)4 Sale
§9
34
"54)4
97
35
12
Sale
5
69
9934 Feb.
8934 Jan.
9634 Feb.
100% Mar. 22
Mar.
44
20
5,3
22
8
40"666 Colon
Oil conv deb 6s.
1938
17,000;Colo Fuel Ac Iron Co gen a f 5s..1943
13,000,Colo Indus 1st coll tr 5s gu
1934
,
w
S?8
1952
Debenture 5s ........Apr 15
1952
Deb 5s
Jan 15 1961
82
Sale
74
Sale
3434 Sale
3434 Mar.
Sale
60
60
55
77
79
76
90
83
93
87
84
80% Sale
11,000;Columbus Gas 1st gold 5s
1932
82,000 Columbus Ry P At L 1st 4)4*
1957
12,000 Commercial Credit s f 6s
...1934
14,000!
Coll trust 534* «er A
1935
236,000 Comm'l Inv Trust conv deb534*-1949
3,000 Computing-Tab-Record s f 6s
1941
89
93
83
Sale
93
09%
85% 87
86% Sale
105
105%
66
56
S7%
21,000 Consol Hydro-Elec 1st ■ f g 7s...1956
663,000, Consol Coal Md 40-yr 5s
1950
439,000 Consol Gas (N Y) deb 5)4*
1945
503,000
Deb gold 434s w 1
1951
52,000 Consum Gas Chic 1st guar g 5s..1936
108,000;Consumers Power 1st lien 5s
1952
48,000 Container Corp of Am 1st s f g 6s.1946
76,000
15-year deb gold 5s
1943
86,000 Copenhagen Telep extl s f g 5s..1954
16,000 Corn Prod Ref 1st 25-yr a f 5s... 1934
7,000 Crown Cork 8c Seal s f 6s
1947
37,000 Crown Willamette Pap 1st s 1 g 6s 1951
110,000 Crowm Zellerbach deb 6s w w
1940
28,000,Cuban Cane Products deb 6s....1950
77
79
Sale
Sale
7734 Sale
95)4
99
90
95
91
32
Sale
Sale
29
85
,
71
Sale
Sale
33
L04
Sale
93)4 Sale
9734 100
LOI34
98
34
1934 Sale
Sale
.....
Sale
30
32
Sale
75
Sale
11%
15
70
74
10134
LO134 102
7534
88)4 8034 Sale
74
Sale
7234 Sale
55
Sale
5634 Sale
2%
Cuban Dom Sug 1st 734s
1944
2,000,
Certfa of dep stpd and unstpd—
1,000
Stpd with purch warr attached
31% Jan.
3
1%
100
.....
1971
93%
1969
92
1951 M N
91
M N
90
1942 M S
2
Sale
Sale
Sale
102)4
Sale
Sale
55
81
Sale
Sale
82
7434
9534
32% Jan.
4
Jan.
23
67
Feb.
2
Mar, 28
65
Jan.
12
Mar. 10
71)4 Jan.
Mar,
5
Mar.
4
Mar, 18
Mar.
10
Mar
30
4
64
6
85
Mar.
5
4
84
Mar.
4
95
Mar. 18
81% Jan.
26
92
Feb.
Mar. 10
Mar. 30
11
95
8434 Feb. 27
91
27
92
91
79
105
Jan.
Jan.
32
Mar.
35
105
100
Mar.
9734 Mar.
30
10
70
Sale
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
IO154 Mar.
80% Mar.
72)4 Mar.
55
31
Mar.
19
22)4 Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
60
Mar.
2
97
Feb.
Mar,
Mar,
10034 Jan. 21
3
37% Feb.
10
62
Jan.
10054 Jan.
76
Feb.
67
48
24
7
o? 103
82
24
Jan.
Jan.
1
Jan.
60
2)4
9
97
Feb.
Jan.
90
Jan.
8
85
Mar.
56
83%
70
4
Mar. 11
Mar. 24
Mar. 10
Mar. 24
5 10434 Mar. 21
8
3
14
19
93
Jan.
7
92
Jan.
11
9234 Jan.
9234 Jan.
19
16
3
78
Sale
5934
78
101% Mar. 24
10134 Mar. 11
rl04
101
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
86
Mar.
8034 Mar.
r9734 Mar.
534 Mar.
86
5234 Mar.
Sale
llvs
Sale
82
70
Sale
9334 Mar.
33
5
Mar.
Mar.
5
Mar.
96
Mar. 18
Mar. 28
§1*
»Mar.
it*
Mar.
10034 Jan.
9534 Feb.
96
96
11
90
9
76
101
Feb.
Jan.
30
rl04
101
95
86
5034 Jan.
31
75
10
18
9
104
32
9654 Mar. 11
10734 Mar. 10
11.234 10734 Mar.
Sale
32
Mar.
Jan.
6834 Jan.
32)4
20
Sale
25
94
Jan.
86
4
31% Mar.
Mar.
21% Mar.
2
28
20
Jan.
20
Jan.
15
45
Mar.
50
76
Mar.
Mar.
4
40
Jan.
25
7054 Mar. 28
9
74
7
7634 Mar.
9
66
70
Jan.
Jan.
26
Mar.
9
Mar.
3
76
62
Feb.
Feb.
9
10734 Mar
2634 Jan.
51%
54
7254 Sale
76
66
v
Mar.
4
It*
85
7634 Mar.
7
82
75
65
2
66
Mar.
Jan.
2
Mar.
9
Mar. 31
8134 Jan. 25
r9734 Mar. 18
534 Jan. 14
93% Mar.
434 Jan.
10 110
5
38
5
38
9
2
Mar. 28
Mar. 28
5534 Mar. 30
38
38
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
10134 Mar. 11
Feb.
Jan.
434
9634 Sale
50
14
24
234 Feb. 27
154 Mar. 23
134 Jan. 22
9734 Jan. 29 102
Mar.
5
Mar. 28
Feb.
75% Mar. 15
10434 Mar. 21
Jan.
Jan.
72)4 Mar.
134 Jan.
90
76
76
85
65
7
18
101
154 Mar. 23
102
Mar. 24
92
7
Mar.
Feb.
30
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
98
2)4 Mar.
Mar.
3534 Jan. 11
22% Mar. 14
105
96
89
48
4
89
7534 Mar.
2
Feb.
Feb.
9134 Mar. 16
7234
6834
76%
6234
Mar. 30
Mar. 11
18 10634 Jan.
al0034Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
85
58
8534 Mar. 10
11
91
68
86
Mar. 14
Jan.
Jan.
15
49
40
7134 Jan.
74
90
Mar.
Mar.
20
.....
14
60% Mar. 24
92% Mar. 9
55
9034 Mar.
9034 Mar.
32
1931
7% notes (with warr)....1931
Ernesto Breda Co 1st M 7s.'54
Jan.
5
8234 Feb. 13
85
90
35%
Deb
Deferred delivery.
Mar. 11
48
Jan.
90
10234
12,000 Elkhorn Coal 1st At ref 6 34s
a
50
Mar. 24
91
96
1995
With stock purch warrants..
51,000
23,000 Federal Lt Ac Tr 1st s f 5s
1942
First 1 s f 5s stamped..
4,000
1942 M S
1st lien s f 6s stamped........1942 M 8
4,000
8,000
30-year deb 6s series B
...1954
8 10034 Mar. 24
60
19% Mar.
103)4 Mar.
9234 Mar.
10034 Sale 101% Sale 10034 Mar.
9834 Sale
9934 Sale
98)1 Mar.
97)4 10634 100% 10034 99)4 Mar.
Sale
9734 Sale 100
9734 Mar.
90)4 Sale
90% Mar.
81* Sale
5234
23
26
14
47
97)
92)
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
33
Jan.
Jan.
20
95
9234
3
83
Feb.
76
9
9334
4
1939
6)4s..l950 M 8
1st sinking fund 634s.........1953 A O
Cash sale,
8834
8534
9034
9134
Feb.
45% Feb.
Mar.
Mar. 30
Mar. 11
105% Mar. 12
"5
134 Mar.
101% 9934 Mar
Mar.
10434 10434 ~ "
5
a99% Sale
10434 10434
64
Ed El 111 N Y 1st cons g 5s
Elec Pow Corp (Germany)
r
1|
97
29
20
Mar. 29
8
3
Second stamped
142,000 Detroit Edison Co 1st coll tr 5s..1933
Gen At ref 5s series A..........1949
200,000
Gen At ref 5s series B
33,000
...1955
Gen Ac ref 5s ser C
42,000
1962
Gen Ac ref 4)4s series D........1961
198,000
431,000 Dodge Bros 1 f deb 6s
.......1946
21,000 Dold (Jacob) Pack 1st 6s
19*2
43,000 Donner Steel 1st ref 20-year 7s..1942
240,000 Duke-Price Pow (Ltd) 1st 6s A..1966
430,000 Duquesne Light 1st mtge g 4 34s A1967
3,000 Eastern Cuba Sugar s f 7)4s
1937
Stamped as to s f guar.
62.000
6
Sale
104
54
Feb.
Mar. 21
Mar,
4
85
84
95
92
95
91
92
Mar;
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
—
125,000 dumb T At T 1st Ac gen 5s
1937
5,000 Cuyamel Fruit 1st s f 6s A—....1940
4434
Jan.
Mar.
5
Jan.
Mar. 14
2
234
77
97
97
Sale
99
93
Mar.
Jan.
8534
9634
8834 Sale
8634 Mar.
05
Mar.
10534 105
9234
20%
10434
92%
9734
9534
34%
1734
102)4 Mar. 24
40
63
60
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
1951
1951
534 Feb.
74
59)4
Sale
8754 Mar.
65
15
28
45% Mar.
6034 Mar.
9234 Mar.
88
7
10
Mar. 24
1943
1940
Mar.
Mar. 31
Chill Copper deb g 5s........
1947
Cin Gas & Elec 1st mtge g 4s A..1968
Mar.
11
Mar. 11
Mar.
Jan.
14 10034 Mar. 24
Mar.
6134 Jan.
64
Jan.
Jan.
4
212,000
120.000
53% Sale
71
23
8 10034 Mar.
Mar. 31
76% Mar.
Mar.
2
97
Mar.
Mar. 24 4234 Mar.
Mar.
3
634 Mar.
5434 Mar. 31
10134 Mar. 23
.
Mar.
9
99)4 Mar.
65
88
35
80
Mar. 31
Mar.
9134
Sale
Mar. 28
1
Mar. 11
Mar.
7
Mar.
10034
9934 Mar. 21
Mar. 11
Mar.
9
50
5,000
137,000
14
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
"5)4
Sale
100
8134 Mar.
Sale
35%
100
Sale
90
99
77
63
73%
33%
86)4 100%
J
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
9934 Mar.
g 4s..
Jan.
4
79
Mar. 18
27 10434 Mar. 16
Jan. 14
Feb.
8 147
Feb.
8
Mar. 28
1
42% Mar.
con
58
10
9534 Mar.
9934 Sale
Ed El III Bkn 1st
8
18
91% Mar. 10
30 111
4134 4334
2134 Sale
5834 Sale
8934 Sale
4~1~,666
Jan.
Jan.
99%
f 7s
Jan.
Mar. 24
6654 Mar.
rl05
Jan.
Mar. 18
Mar. 28
4834
45%
.....
16
100
"65""
60
60
69
6
30
34
6
1937 J
14
11
Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
70
Jan.
4)4 Jan.
107
79
97%
s
1
6534
97%
80)4
55%
Mar. 22
Jan.
K*
50
10434 Mar. 16
47
Dery (D G) Corp 1st
30
Mar.
1
108
Mar.
1927
1,000 Delaware Pr At Lt 1st M 434s
4,000;
1st mtge gold 4%s
42,000 Denver Gas Ac El 1st At ref 5s
50,000
Stamped as to Pa tax
Jan.
20
Mar. 24
32,000
.....
21
Mar. 11
7434 Mar.
IO134 Mar.
92
76
58
Sale
100% 101% Sale
Chicago City Ac Conn Ry 5s.Jan 1927
Stamped guar 4)4*
18
Jan.
98
Mar.
Feb.
91% Mar. 10
Sale
61
83
55
Sale
78
70
100
Sale
15,000 Central Steel 1st sink fund 8s...1941
100,000 Certain-teed Prod s f g 5)48 A
1948
7,000 Cespedes Sugar 1st gold 7 34s
1939
751,000 Ches Corp conv col tr g 5s May 15 1947
Conn Ry Ac Lt 1st g 4)4*
Jan.
97
147
96
Sale
72%
55,000
377,000
3534
Jan.
10
8
9
15
93
35
3
Mar. 18
Feb.
Jan.
24% Jan.
8654 Feb.
1
Mar.
Mar.
654 Mar.
Mar.
17
42
37
108
Sale
"75"
Jan 1957
192,000,Columbia Gas 8c Elec deb 5s
Mar. 10
10334 Mar. 9
80
Mar.
3
ar.
r34% Mar. 31
9534 Mar. 19
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
65% Mar.
9934 Mar.
87
M
9
104
3834 Mar.
3234 Mar.
9134 Mar.
95
22
10
35
Sale
30
Mar.
26
Jan.
90
Mar.
Sale
Central Dlst Tel 1st 30-year 5s.-.1943
Central Foundry 1st s f 6a
May 1931
Clearfield Bit Coal 1st 4s
82% Mar.
9
10334 Mar.
Sale
Chicago Rys 1st 5s stamped
Aug 1 1929 lnt 1#% paid
178,000 Chiids Co deb 5s
93% Mar. 18
4 10134 Jan. 20
17
Jan. 29
Mar. 30
Mar. 10
30 % Mar.
2934 Mar.
70
5s
Mar.
14
13
Mar. 14
Mar. 17
100% Mar.
7534 Mar.
1938
Camaguey Sugar sink fund 7s ..1942
Canada Steamship Lines 1st 6s..1941
Chic Gas L & C 1st gu g
5
90
100
8
Jan.
44
Mar. 10
Sale
Sale
f g 534s
Cent Hud G A E 1st 5s
7334 Mar.
Jan.
10134 Mar. 11
3
95% Feb.
93% Mar. 18
Sale
Sale
76
s
42
101
Sale
1939
Conv deb
Mar.
9034 Mar.
9934 Mar.
Sale
Sale
76
f g 5s
1
2
Mar. 31
;
1 Mar. 30
79
69
1 10134 Mar. 11
Sale
Sale
Sale
8
Feb.
70
Mar. 31
Mar. 30
Mar.
8
}932
Cat Gas Ac El Corp unlf 8c ref 5s..1937
Calif Packing conv deb 5s...... 1940
8
79
69
63
43
1952
deb
1
140
1950
.......
conv
38
Sale"
80
Consol 5s
1955
Bush Term Bldgs 5s gu tax ex
1960
By-Product Coke 1st 5 34s ser A..1945
Calif Pet
Mar.
1234 Mar.
80
15
Sale
15
Sale
58
1981 F
Bush'Terminal Co lst4s
30
13
7534 Mar. 17
a78
101)4 103
106)4 109
...1936
Convertible debentures 5 s
Buffalo Ac Susq Iron gen s f 5s..
Buffalo Gen Elec 4348 ser B
Jan.
97
Sale
5654
..1947
A
Feb.
7
Sale Prices.
85
Brooklyn Un El 1st g 4-5s
1950
Brooklyn Union Gas Co 1st g 5s.1945
ser
22
100% Sale
100% Sale
53
.1941
Brooklyn Rap Tr 1st refcon g 4s 2002
1st lien & ref 6s
2
9934 Mar.
3
...1968
.......
Mar.
Mar.
""2)4 "4~~
6554
100%
82)4
Highest.
Prices.
Mar.
10034
Sale
Sale
Bklyn Queens Co Ac Sub gtd 5s—1941
1st 5s stamped
7534 Mar. 17
7334 Mar. 2
63
55
Sale
94
Sale
30 34
Sale
25
Broadway Ac 7th Aye 1st con 5s_.1943
"i",66o Certificates of deposit.
12,000 Brooklyn City RR 1st 5s
—1941
203,000 Brooklyn Edison Inc gen 5s A
1949
53,000
Sale
Sale
Bowman-Biltmore Hotels 1st 7s..1934
1,651.000 Bklyn-M
Mar. 28
Sale
Sale
L01
1960
Beneficial Indus Loan deb 6s
80
73%
99% 101
Batavian Pete gtd deb
9
Sals
1234 Mar.
30
2534 Mar. 29
10
41% Sale
1959
Sale Prices.
16
95
f 5s_. 1940
First 5c ref 5s series C
30
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Ask.
55% Sale
a 100%
Sale
..1937
s
Lowest.
Lowest.
10
5
..1947
Atlantic Refining deb 5s
26%
Sale
12%
73,000 Armstrong Cork cony deb 5s..
1940
37,000 Associated Oil 6% gold notes... 1935
Atlanta Gas Light 1st 5s
Ask
25
2534
Armour Ac Go. 1st real estate 4H* 1939
Armour Ac Co of Del 1st 6%s
1943
Atl Gulf Ac W I SS Line coll tr 5s
March 31.
Bid.
war *45
Antilla Sug (Gorap Azuc) 1st 7%s '39
Ark Ac Merap Bdge At Term 1st 5s_1964
38",666
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Jan. 2
Bid.
114,000
23,000
1,000
230,000
2,000
141,000
210,000
154,000
200,000
63,000
412,000
37
EXCHANGE-BONDS
N. Y. STOCK
8
Mar. 11
Jan. 25
Mar.
Mar.
9
9
2134 Mar.
^2
50
Feb.
29
76.
Mar.
76% Mar.
9
9
4
82
Mar.
9
24
66
Mar.
3
N. Y. STOCK
28
EXCHANGE-BONDS
BONDS
March.
K.
Value.
Y.
Jan. 2
Ask.
Bid.
$
lW'
36,000 Federated Metals conv 7s
1946
276,000 Flat deb s f 7s
...1941
67,000 Flak Rubber 1st s f 8s—
52,000 Framerlc Ind Ac Dev 20-yr 7M*.^1942
1943
15,000 Francisco Sugar 20-year f Us
........I'M
14,000 Gannett Co deb 6s
Gas 8c Elec( Bergen Co) 5s
1949
J
75
Salo
75
Sale
75
Mar.
88%
80%
Sale
20% Sale
79
Mar. 28
Sale
Sale
20
Mar. 29
75
81
26
83
Mar. 28
84% Mar.
15
Mar.
71
Mar.
Sale
23
M S
22
89%
91
M
15%
30
A
76
77
Sale
16
71
F
74
99.666
1934
1952
General Baking deb s f 5U«----.1940
General Cable 1st 8 1 g 5U« A
1947
General Elec deb g 3Us
...1942
General Elec (Germany) 7a
1945
Deb 6%u without warrs attached..
S f deb g es._.
1948
Gen Motors Acceptance deb g 6s .1937
86
P
"33"
S
Gelsenktrclien Mining 6s
Sale
79
A
Gen Amer Investors 5s
O
89%
40%
J
F
A
90%
Sale
98%
Sale
J
3614
D
Sale
M N
F
97 %
96 %
A
15 1946
General Public Service deb 5^8-1939
Genl Steel Castings 1st 5 Us
1949
Gen Theatres Equip deb 6s...—1940
A
341.000 Good Hope Iron 8c Stoel sec 7e.. 1945
1947
67,000 Goodrich ( B F) Co 1st 6%«
Sale
s
f 5k..Aug
152,000,Gotham Silk Hosiery deb 6s
14,000, Gould Coupler 1st 15-yr s f 6s—
47,OOOjGt Cons El Pow (Japan) 7s
97,000j
1st 8c gens f g6U«
—
94,000 Gulf States Steel deb 5U«
3,000'Hackensack Water 1st 4s..
66,OOOiHansa S S Line* 6s with warr—
85,000 Harpen Mining 6s with warr —
21,000 Havana Elec Ry cons g 5s.
Deb 5Us series of 1926
3,000
16,000 Hoe (R) fit Co 1st 6Ha A..
4,000 Holland Amer L 6s (flat)
119,000,Houston Oil sink fund 5U«
118,000 Hudson Coal 1st a f 5s series
4,000 Hudson County Gas 1st 5s
210,000 Humble Oil fit Ref 5U«—
Deb gold 5s temp...
106,000
...
3% Sale
7,000
Intern Paper
conv
s
Deb 58
ser
75% Sale
1950 J
56%
Sale
1942 J
34
Sale
1952 J
85
1933 A
1949 J
18
1952 F
1951 M S
20
1934 A O
1947 M N
16
6%
1940 M N
65%
70%
A'62 J
D
39
46 %
1949 MN
100
J
99% Sale
1937 A
O
99
A
Sale
100% Sale
96 % Sale
24
Sale
M N
17
M N
95
100
A
O
75
Sale
F
A
A
O
73%
9%
21%
75
12
Sale
32
Sale
25
20
25
2P
6%
9%
97
Sale
98%
Sale
99% Sale
96
95%
23% Sale
12
Sale
Sale
26%
3
2
50% Feb.
5
34
Jan.
5
49
Feb.
2
74% Jan.
52
1
20
Mar, 30
Mar, 16
80
3
61% Feb. 18
7% Jan. 15
27% Mar. 30
40
Jan.
8
Jan.
4
75
Feb.
29
36% Jan.
28
Mar.
Mar.
1
Mar.
7
11
31
24
2
3
17
82x4 Mar.
2
IP
Mar.
Mar.
58% Mar.
Mar.
60
33
Mar. 30
38
Mar.
85
Mar. 12
85
Mar. 12
14
Mar. 30
21
Mar. 22
Mar. 29
22% Mar. 22
31
100
rW*
23
Mar. 18
7
Mar. 30
18
3
Mar.
Mar. 22
IW
Mar. 29
37
8 100
Mar.
4
Mar.
Mar. 12
Mar. 17
8
Mar. 17
Mar.
Mar. 11
99% Mar.
1
Mar.
2
20% Mar. 4
10
Mar. 19
102%
99%
27%
rl3%
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
22
20
17
4 r43% Mar.
a26% Jan.
Feb.
22% Mar. 22 25
4
69
60
Jan.
38
78% Feb.
85
25
14
Mar. 30
27
1
Feb.
1
Mar. 30
17% Mar. 3
53
Mar. 22
28
Jan.
21
10
Feb.
19% Mar. 17
70% Jan.
8
Mar. 29
21
19
28
23
14
8
Jan.
98
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
12
25
5
31
99% Jan.
94
Jan.
44
Jan.
14
100% Jan. 15
100% Feb. 29
28
99% Jan.
7
104
96% Jan. 29 102% Mar. 21
93% Jan. 29 99% Mar. 19
Jan. 15
20% Mar. 4 30
Mar. 19
Feb. 10
18
Jan.
11
96
Jan.
12
79% Mar. 2
77
Mar. 3
9% Mar. 14
% Mar. 2
84
Mar. 11
74
Jan.
7
84
Mar. 11
92
79%
82
Mar. 11
6
73% Jan.
9% Mar. 14
2
% Mar.
82
Mar. 11
12
Sale
Sale
59
Mar.
5
40
4
59
Mar.
5
40
Jan.
Jan.
2
59
27% Jan.
5
44% Mar. 10
52
Mar.
2
9% Mar. 14
% Mar. 2
Sale
Sale
52
Mar.
2
59
32
Sale
Sale
35
Mar.
2
44% Mar. 10
60%
57%
72
Sale
Sale
71
Mar. 17
79
Mar.
5
Sale
44
Mar. 31
55% Mar.
3
63%
50
32
Sale
Sale
32
Mar. 28
57
44
66
Mar.
Mar. 28
53
Mar. 11
15% Mar. 28
53
Mar.
Sale
Sale
40
49
Sale
Sale
52
Sale
Sale
16
Sale
48% Sale
Mar. 28
Sale
48% Mar.
51% Mar.
3
2
4
Sale
52
Sale
M
S
Sale
30
Sale
Sale
29
Mar.
J
J
Sale
43%
Sale
Sale
30
Mar. 30
8
3
Mar. 12
Mar. 11
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 23
J
Sale
53
Sale
Sale
31
A
Sale
47
Sale
Sale
30
Mar. 29
36%
46%
55%
52%
D
Sale
55
70
65
1948 A
O
77
55
60
59
55
Mar. 28
58
A
O
65
55
65
Feb.
60
2
38
Feb. 25
15% Mar. 28
45
56
79
Mar. 28
2
Jan.
Feb.
10
27
Feb.
10
30
Mar. 30
31
Mar. 29
30
60
Mar. 29
55
Mar. 28
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
45
Mar.
Mar.
38
5
5
Mar.
5
Jan. 19
r!01%Feb.
56% Mar. 29
16
57% Mar.
52% Mar.
91% Mar. 14
% Mar. 2
5
Jan.
Mar. 31
9
32
34% Mar.
56% Mar. 29
Sale
50%
10
101% Feb.
100
O
8
2
50% Feb.
43% Mar. 18
3
36
~45~"
6
23
4
46% Mar. 7
82% Mar. 11
80% Mar. 31
25% Feb.
5
20
Feb.
70
Jan.
91
Sale
18
80% Sale
78% Sale
12
9%
55%
Jan.
72% Jan.
Mar. 31
Mar.
2
100% Mar. 16 100% Mar.
Mar. 12
99
96% Mar. 2
95
11
3% Mar. 30
16
Mar. 21
,8*
11*
Jan.
96
2
43
Mar. 10
28% Jan.
2 102% Mar.
5
97% Jan.
95% Feb. 18 100% Mar. 21
Mar. 10
91
52%
1
Mar.
75
Sale
Jan.
9
6
70% Jan. 21
54
Jan. 14
62% Feb. 17
64
Jan. 15
54% Jan. 15
56
Mar. 12
38% Jan. 15
51
Feb. 17
59
Jan. 14
54% Feb. 17
60
Jan.
2
60
Jan. 13
65
1947
J
J
Mar. 29
93%
95
90%
Sale
Mar.
94%
80%
92%
Sale
Sale
Mar.
95% Mar. 15
96% Mar. 28
il*
78%
Sale
Sale
Mar.
86
Sale
26
Sale
Mar.
23% Mar.
1
43
53
Sale
20
Sale
91%
90%
74%
18%
Mar.
43
57
Sale
Sale
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
1
Sale
53
65
5
49
68
70
70
Mar.
68
Mar. 24
68
50
70
70%
120% 140"
63
120% 135"
72%
68%
95
106% 108
56
61
91%
92
42% Sale
92
73
68
93%
93%
74%
Sale
70
84
Mar.
J
1954
C.....1954
12*
J
88
89
1933
...1933
3
93%
62
Sale
67%
69
39%
39%
40%
97
Sale
55%
64%
88
64%
9
62
93
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
4
13
68
Jan.
9% Mar.
84
Mar. 31
89
Mar.
8
84
Mar. 31
89
Jan.
88
Mar.
93
Mar.
9
80
Jan.
3
Mar
."5 166% Mar."5
96% Jan.
39% Jan.
35
43
41
39%
115% Mar."26 119
98% Mar. 2 102
85
Mar. 16
90%
68%
63% Mar.
Mar. 16
Mar. 15
Mar. 10
Mar. 31
57
4
13
4
8
90
90
93
2
14
14
Jan.
5
Jan. 26
Mar. 9
5
9
2
39%
Feb.
5
43
Jan.
6!
41
Jan.
6
9 119
Feb.
23
4 102
Mar. 15
171
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
98
78
25 100% Mar.
Jan.
29, 44
Feb.
115% Feb.
96% Jan.
75% Jan.
11
27
14% Mar. 16
Mar. 28
14% Mar. 16
Jan.
56
2
Jan.
69
2
Mar. 26
91% Jan.
59% Jan.
2
Feb.
93
9% Mar.
Mar. 10
98% Mar. 30
92% Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
75% Jan.
4
6
80
68% Mar. 28
96
12 109
Mar. 29
3
Mar.
42%
115% 117
99% 101% Sale
Sale
85% Sale
Sale
68% Sale
106
72% Mar. 10
72% Mar. 12
166%
100%
120
Sale
78
Jan.
95
40
50
70
88
Mar. 28
99%
119
5
24'
Jan. 13
98% Mar. 18 102
120% Mar. 23 123% Mar. 29
Mar. 11
55
50
116
Mar.
69
88
89
43
1944 A
100% 103
Sale
F
A
1941
58,000 McCrory Stores deb gold 5U*
MctCesson & Bobbins deb 5Us
1950
434,000
1942
3,000 Manari Sugar 1st s f 7Uk
Stamped Oct 1931 coupon on..1942
6.000
273,000 Manhattan Ry (N Y) con g 4s....1990
J
D
75
M
N
60
Sale
A
O
10
19
84
MN
96% Sale
36
Sale
O
3
O
30
2013
D
1953
8
!.1943
7,000 Mfr tr ctfs, Namm A Son 6s
1947
10,000 Marion Steam Shovel s f g 6s
Apr 1940
82,000 Market Street Ry 1st 7s
35,000 Mead Corp 6s with warrants.....1945
1957
67,000 Meridional EI 1st 7s...
7,000 Metropolitan Edison IstAref SsC.1953
1st g 4 Us series D
1968
72,000
Met Water, Sewer A Drain
5U®..1950
74,000
1,000 Met West Side Elev (Chicago) 4s. 1938
1956
2,000 Miag Mill Mach 1st s f g 7s.
1936
198,000 Mldvale St AOrd conv s f 5s
156,000 MilwEl Ry ALt 1st A ref 5s ser B 1961
1st mtge gold 5s
1971
76,000
215,000 Montana Power 1st A ref 5s A.—1943
Deb gold 5s series A
1962
17,000
D
Deferred delivery.
Sale
55
F
2d 4s
84
90
44
5s..
1951
117,000
1952
251,000 Louisv Gas A El 1st A ref 5s
17.000 Lower Austrian Hydro-Elec 6 Us. 1944
Manila EI Ry A Lt 1st 5s
84
Sale
41
54
65
5
4
5
90% Mar. 10
70% Feb. 11
J
warrants
Lorillard (P) Co 7s
9%
89%
99%
99%
.....
8
93% Mar. 31
84
90
100%
20
16
45
a47% Mar. 15
8
Feb.
91% Mar. ID a85
57
Mar. 3!
10% Mar. 28
95%
1934 F
...1944 P
1st A refunding 5s....
1954 F
F
1st A refunding 5s
1964
First A ref sinking fund 5s
1974 F
A
1944
47,000 Liggett 8c Myers Tobacco 7s
5s
1951 F
123,000
Loew's Inc deb s f g 6s
1941 A
176,000
1952 A
56,000 Lombard Elec 7s without warr
First fit ref sinking fund 5s
1st fic ref s f g 5s
7
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
16
63
Mar.
26,
Jan.
25% Jan,
71
24
Mar.
Mar.
95% Mar. 15
96% Mar. 28
13; 86
109
Sale
89
"87%
16
28
87%
89%
88
90
10;
2
56
Sale
10% Sale
Sale
J
J
Lehigh Valley Coal 1st 5s
13%
Mar.
98% Mar. 30
Jan.
115
Sale
94% Sale
71% Sale
81%
76
Mar.
98%
105% 108
46%
84%
53%
Mar.
122%
100
Mar. 24
101% Mar. 24
123% Mar. 19
Mar.
101
100 %
62
93%
1954
...
4%
*8
Feb.
61
30
Mar. 30
30
Mar. 11
95% Mar. 4
56% Feb. 29
Jan.
46
MN
...1955 F
Cons sink fund 4Us ser
Sale
Jan.
82
4
39
32
62%
warrants........
a
Sale
"§
43
3
93
1
65
Sale
1944
1947
...
612,000
12,000 Lehigh Coal fir Nav 4 U*
Cash sale,
16
17% "15% "28"'
15%
Sale
60
61% Sale
Sale
31
38
36%
99
99% 100% Sale
Sale
100% Sale
100%
Sale
5s series A.-.1947
Without warrants
r
33% Sale
87%
85%
Sale
74% Mar. 23
Feb.
89% Jan.
35% Jan.
5
1 102% Mar.
2 100% Mar. 21
Mar.
1
78
Mar.
4
75
4
3
Mar. 29
Mar.
9
7
Mar.
Mar. 23
20
32% Mar. 23
1
43% Mar. 2
70% Mar. 31
%»
1948 M N
A O
Lautaro Nitrate Co 6s
With
Sale
1932 J
M
8
10,000 Lackaw Steel 1st cons 5s ser A.. 1950
A O
135,000 Laclede Gas L ref fit ext 1st 5s.-.1934
Coll fic ref 5 U> series C
1953 F A
95,000
F A
Col & ref g 5Us ser D
1960
25,000
134", 005
90%
,
42
O
43
30
Sale
D
31
2
18
93
23% Mar. 2
53% Mar. 29
43% Mar. 18
54%
F
29
50
49
Jan.
2
Feb.
91% Jan.
Feb. 26
69
Mar. 11
28
9
95% Mar.
56% Mar.
78
44
A
82
Sale
24
J
Mar.
28
26
15
74% Mar. 23
78
Sale
f 6s
1st 40-yr gu Int red to
Sale
75
44% Sale
70% Sale
J
10",665
a3%
a28% Sale
Sale
J
7,000 KansasCy Pw fit Lt 1st g 4 Us ser B1957
1st M 4 Us.
1961 F A
141,000
Kansas Gas 8c EI 1st mtge 4U>—1980 J D
152,000
Karstadt (R) Inc 1st Mtge 6s
1943 M N
143,000
M S
1946
33,000 Keith Corp (B F) 1st ser g 6s
M S
55,000 Kendall Co 5%b with warrants._1948
J
Keystone Telephone 1st 5s
1935 J
1,000
1937
18,000 Kings Co E L fit Pow gold 5s
Purchase money 6s
1997
7,000
42,000; Kings Co Elevated 1st g 4s.._. .1949
1954
2,000, Kings Co Lighting 1st ref 5s
1st A ref 6 Us
...1954
4,000
1936
12,000 Kinney (G R) Co conv 7Us
1936
47,000 Kresge Foundation coll tr 6s
1959
2,779,000, Kreuger fic Toll 5s with war
40,606
Sale
Sale
Sale
B with warrants
Without
Sale
Sale
1941 A
J
_
Sale
52
62
Sale
3
Sale
1V*
50
......1955
Internat T fic T deb g 4U«
1952
Convertible debenture 4%k
1939
.
101%
99% 100%
Sale
76%
44
1944 F
Refunding 6s series A
Deb gold 5s
Investors Equity 5s A
Sale
75
Convertible debentures 5s....1941 J
Int Merc Marine 1st
34
Sale
40
101%
J
1940 F
686,000,Internet Hydro El deb 6s
International Match deb 5s
2,071,000
2,462,000
141,000
98,000
148,000
448,000
723,000
765,000
40
Sale
38
42% Mar.
a38% Mar.
32% Mar.
101% Mar.
98% Mar.
75% Mar.
52
Mar.
1
Mar.
Sale
deb 5s
conv
35
45
D
Certificates of deposit
2,000
1966 J
633,000 Interboro R T 1st fic ref 5s
J
Stamped..
1,973,000
10-year 6% notes
1932 A O
1,163,000
10-year 7% notes
1932 M S
634,000
...1951 M N
69,000 Interlake Iron 1st 5s ser B
Int Agri Corp 1st fit coll tr 5s....1932 M N
M N
Stamped extended to
1942
~6~, 600
Int Cement
Sale
31% Sale
1957 M N
D
1936 J
296,000 Illinois Bell Telep 1st 8c ref 5s A.1956
209,000 Illinois Steel deben 4%»
1940
186,000,Ilseder Steel Corp Mtge 6s—...1948
17,000 Indiana Limestone 1st s 1 6s....1941
Ind Nat Gas fic Oil ref 5s
1936
1978
104,000 Inland Steel 1st M s f g 4Us A
1st m s f 4U« ser B
1981
63,000
1956
4,000 Inter-Metrop coll tr 4 Us
184,000
49
60%
1945 J
t81,000 Goodyear Tire deb 6s
Convertible A Rubber 1st 5s
41,000
47
w*
42
78
J
94
98
Sale
97
98
O
Gen Petroleum 1st
35% Sale" r37~~
79
75% Sale
IV* 95
95%
95
94
57
45% 50
55%
Sale
20
81% Feb.
5
Jan.
82% Feb.
20
Mar. 23
1
2
Feb. 27
77% Jan.
1
32% Mar. 23
75% Mar. 31
94
Mar. 26
45
Mar. 22
93
Mar. 29
If;
74%
...
37,000
45,000
68,000
19,000
228,000
175,000
255,000
611,000
194,000
51,000
63,000
321,000
Sale
83
Sale
ip
J
1
75
Mar.
1
Mar. 17
Mar.
7
89
Highest.
Sale Prices.
80
Jan.
4
Sale Prices
Sali' Prices.
Sale Prices.
Ask.
Bid.
76%
J
M
Ask
80
D
J
Bid.
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
March 31.
March 1.
1932.
EXCHANGE.
STOCK
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
MARCH.
PRICES IN
Price
Sales in
50
80
80%
9
Sale
35%
97%
84
30
O
Sale
M N
85
42
O
60
88
J
A
50
101
84
33%
85
Sale
45
16
25
90
Sale
91%
94
89%
91%
93% Sale
70
80
104% Sale
88% Sale
96
Sale
40
Sale
105% Sale
90
47
3
6
83%
33
Sale
Sale
79% Sale
90
94
82 % Sale
46% Sale
38%
48%
18%
25
93% Sale
88
Sale
88%
89
90% Sale
78
Sale
47
46
82
Sale
6%
3
47
3
5
Mar.
9
Mar.
8
Mar. 31
101% Jan.
81% Jan.
Mar. 10
4 108
26 92% Mar. 22
10 99% Mar. 15
91
Feb.
Mar. 19
34
Jan.
2
46
Mar. 19
Mar. 16
76% Feb.
10
91
Mar. 31
Mar.
9
Feb. 15
60
Jan.
Jan.
10
Jan.
59% Mar. 12
4
Mar.
9
6
Mar.
4
43% Mar.
7
47
3
2
37
30
Sale
71
97
Sale
79
Mar.
3
81
Mar.
78
Jan.
29
36
30
Mar.
8
83*
Mar.
1
33% Mar.
91% Mar.
21
83
Jan.
Feb.
11
34
Si*
37
Sale
50
Sale
95
IP
Sale
45%
Sale
33
28
Sale
2
Mar.
4
7
6
1
Sale
83
20"
28% Jan.
35%
20
2
9
43% Mar.
Jan.
80
79
30
2
Mar. 30
Mar. 31
Mar.
Sale
3
92% Mar. 22
99% Mar. 15
77
Sale
38% Sale
30
35%
50
101%
1
39
58
10
5
Sale
78%
Mar. 10
]
Mar.
95% Mar.
88
42
78%
108
104% Mar.
Sale
77%
4
92%
97
Jan.
Feb.
13
19
91% Mar. 30
Mar. 11
1
51
Mar
44
4
83
Mar.
76
94
Mar.
93
51
13
83
Jan. 13
Mar. 10 100
1
85
Mar.
79
Feb.
5
85
Jan.
5
50
33% Jan.
2
50
Mar.
Mar. 16
38
Mar.
Mar.
24
7
25
Mar.
29
Mar.
al9% Mar.
S88
93%
Mar.
1
97
Sale
88
Mar.
1
92% Mar.
89
Sale
88
Mar.
3
91
Mar.
93
Sale
Mar.
1
95
Mar.
76%
Sale
Mar. 31
81
Mar.
?8S
83
36
l6
Mar.
II*Mar.
Mar.
11* Mar.
38
8
Mar.
Mar. 31
Jan.
7
5
2
38%
Feb.
al9% Mar.
88% Jan.
87% Feb. 11
30
Jan.
97
Mar. 11
Feb.
2
95
87% Feb.
a73% Jan.
4
95% Jan.
82% Feb.
38
Jan.
*?■
I!
87
7
94% Jan.
Jan.
14
9
19
9
N. Y. STOCK
Sales in
%
N.
Y.
STOCK EXCHANGE.
P
Jan. 2
March 1.
1932.
Ask.
Bid.
'
Montecatlnl Min 8c Agr s f deb g 7s
tr ret* with deb stk put warr.. 1937
23,000
Without warrant*
126,000
1941
21,000 Mont Tram lat & ref A 5a
1955
General Ac refunding 5a A
Morris Ac Go 1st
-
*
-
1934
Nassau Elec guar gold 4 a
1,000 National Acme 1st mtge 6s....
939,000 National Dairy Prod deb 5)4*..
33,000
.......
24,000
132,000
132,000
57,000
59,000
27,000
46,000
174,000
206,000
20,000
76,000
.1947 F
A
.1956 A O
Newberry (J J) Co 5k»
New England T Ac T 30-yt 5s A.
1st g 4)6* series B...........
.1952 J D
.1961 MN
100k Sale
NewOrleansPS 1st Ac ref 5s A.
1st Ac ref 5s B
.1952 A O
Sale
N Y Dock 59-year gold 4s..
Serial 5s g notes
.1951 F A
.1938 A O
N Y Edison 1st Ac ref 6)6*..
1st lien At ref 5s B
.1941 A O
.1944 A O
N Y Gas El Lt Ht At Pow 5s
.1948 J
D
.1949 F
A
.....
Purchase money coll tr g 4s.
N Y L E Ac W Goal At RR
.1955 J
.1943 J
.1942 J
....
.1942 J
1942 A
Jan
Certificates of deposit.. Jan
N Y Rys Corplnc 6a..
Jan
54,000
Prior lien 6s series A
"6"O5O
6,000
1952 MN
1962 MN
N Y State Rys 1st cons 4)6*
Certificates of deposit
1947 MN
1951 M N
....
—
50
40
k
31
1
34)6
Sale
98
1)6
X
5
3
3
104
102
MN
99 X
J
D
A
69
72
98
71
O
91
MN
58
MN
24
20
M S
F
A
M
S
F
A
25
Sale
82
81
84
MN
Sale
81
85
Sale
M
S
92)6
O
O
95
Sale
95
102
J
54
Ohio Pub Service 1st Ac ref 7)6*.. 1946 A O
24,000
1st Ac ref 7s series B
1947 F A
16,000
Old Ben Coal 1st g 6a
1944 F A
103)6 107
296,000
121*606
.......
1943 F
A
1950 J
Ontario Power N F 1st 5s
Ontario Power Serr 1st 5 ^ s
Ontario Transmission lat 5s.
1 g
1945 MN
1941 M
8
1942 J
1936 M
J
S
1937 J
J
Pacific G Ac E gen Ac ref 5a...
Pacific Pub Serv 5% g notes
Pacific Tel Ac Tel 1st 5s
1952 MN
39-year 5s series A..
deposit........
1951 J
J
Is.... 1947 J
D
Paramount B'way 1st
58*666
Paramount Fsbllx Corp
...
5)6*.... 1950 F
A
1943 A O
....
1947 M S
M S
Phlla Company secured gold 5s. 1967 J D
Phlia Elec Co lat 4)6*
1967 MN
....
.......
Pirelli Co (Italy) cony 7s
1952 MN
15,000 Pocahontas Con Coll 1st s f 5s... 1957 J J
6,000 Port Arthur Canal 5c Dock 6s.... 1953 F A
534:000 Portland Gen Elec 1st 5s..
....
1953 F
90
Sale
100
100)6 Sale
12
13
12H "75""
66
46
40k
Mar.
Mar.
58
47k
90
58k
93k Sale
9
14
Sale
88
83
102 k
89
74k
75
102 k Sale
Sale
97
Sale
76
75
54 k
76
Sale
Sale
34
109 k Sale
Sale
101
88
74
100
40
50
nnA
E 5c G 1st 5c ref
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
8*
40k
44k
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109 k
95)6
84)|
106
lk
1970 F A
1971 A O
1st 5c ref gold 4s
A
1940 M
S
95
k
50
42 k
90
94k
91k
ik
lk
13
2k
105
97
Sale
Sale
Sale
67k
78
94
97
70
Sale
32
1
lk
Sinking fund gold 5)6*
f g 5s
for deb 6s & com stk
Sale
85
Sale
58k
64k
41k Sale
49
Sale
93k 100
87k
1948 J
J
......
75 j
f 5a
1940 A O
Ref 5c gen 5)6s A...
1953
Revere Cop ft Br 6s
July 1948
Rbeinelbe Union s f g 7a........ 1946
Rhine-Ruhr Wat Serv 6s
1953
J
73k Mar.
54
32 k
108
99 k
Mar.
J
J
J
J
Direct mortgage gold 6s....... 1952 MN
Cons mtge6s................. 1953 F A
Cons mtge 6s with warrants... 1955 A O
Cash sale,
a
Jan.
11
95k Mar. 10
96
88
74
ffl*
80
69k Jan.
Mar.
58
43
Mar. 13
60
Jan.
Jan.
8
Mar.
Mar.
80k Mar. 14
Jan.
Mar. 11
58
43
Jan.
Feb.
106k
97 k
100k
87 k
Mar. 11
Mar.
7
98
82
91k Feb.
Jan.
68 j
70
51
32
Mar. 18
Mar.
9
Feb. 16
98
95 k Jan. 11
81k Jan. 27
Mar.
9
104
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
97k Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
80k Mar.
Mar.
50
Mar.
Mar.
9
109k Mar. 10
103 k Mar. 10
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Mar. 30
Mar. 15
105
95
50
lk
Sale
95
3k
13
7k
18 k
20
Sale
85 k
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93 k
85
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95 k
97 k
Sale
99
101k 103
92
60 k
102 k 107
100 k Sale
15 k
90
56
86
67
20
91k
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91
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P
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26
a88k Sale
82 k Sale
"95k Sale
.01* 104
94
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63
62k
102
64
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67
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34
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99 k Sale
93
86
87 k
87
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101k 101k 101* 101
18
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34
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k
1
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Mar. 30
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Mar. 17
Mar. 18
23 103 k
1 102 k
7
18k
Mar
5
95
Mar, 31
64
Mar, 30
95
Mar.
Mar,
Mar. 24
Mar.
9
Mar, 31
97
77
Sale
74
Sale
86 k Sale
105 k 106
95 k Sale
Deferred delivery.
80
Mar.
94
90
89k
66 k
41 k
55 k
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
40
53
Mar.
Mar.
50k Mar.
9
Mar.
8
99
Sale
98k Mar.
106 k 112
97 k Sale
41k Mar.,26
84
Mar/31
106
1
84 k
94 k
Sale
87 k Sale
63 k Sale
97 k
48
Sale
53 k Sale
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
29
11
16
Mar.
7
31
61
89
80
80
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39k
55
93
35
79k
79k
Sale
96
38k
98k Mar. 15
92k Mar. 12
67
62
33
64k Mar.
Mar.
5
Sale
73
67
Sale
66
Sale
75
75
101
74 k Sale
43 k
Sale
76
81
47k
53
Sale
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38 k Sale
37 k Sale
38
Sale
31k Mar.
1
67
Mar. 22
98
98
93
Mar. 12
Mar. 11
Mar. 31
76
73
79
Mar.
9
Mar. 12
Mar. 11
5
Sale
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71k Mar.
74 k
8*
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33
Sale
Sale
80
Mar. 12 101
Mar.
Mar.
2
Mar.
1
Mar.
7
3
Mar. 24
Mar.
8
Mar. 14
Mar. 23
Mar.
1
90
73
43 k
80
51
70
Sale
a25k Mar. 31
23
Sale
21
a39
Sale
31k Sale
30
1
66
Mar. 25
72 k Mar.
1
52k Mar.
88
94
53
Sale
31
Sale
22 k Sale
53
Sale
7
96
Mar. 17
42 k Mar.
9
Sale
Mar. 28
Mar. 31
32k Mar. 28
29k Mar. 28
29k Mar. 28
75
54 n
85
61
56
33
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39
7
Mar. 20
Mar. 11
Mar. 11
Mar.
1
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37k Mar.
38 k Mar.
1
1
12
Feb. 25
Jan.
2
98
2k Jan,
7
Mar. 15
1
2k Mar.
1
5 106
25! 98
Mar. 15
Mar. 2
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94
95k Jan. 29 100k Mar. 9
70
Jan.
4
65k Jan.
97
Jan. 11
86k Feb.
58
Jan.
70k Mar. 2
35k Mar. 10
26 k Mar. 11
Mar. 12
88
Mar.
5
91
24k Jan.
17
Feb.
80
Feb.
82
Jan.
85
78
Jan.
100
91
Jan.
Feo.
49
89
Mar. 12
4
99 k Mar.
12 105 k Mar. 11
97k Jan. 15
101
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15
83
50
80
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50 k Feb.
34
Mar. 11
65
106k Jan.
104k Jan.
20
Feb.
95
Mar.
64
Mar.
95
Mar.
71k Mar.
98k Feb.
99
Mar.
2
Mar, 10
94
Jan.
90 k Feb.
94
Jan.
Mar.
50
J an.
94k Feb.
8 alOl
Jan.
Feb.
14 88
13 rl03
87
r97
96 k Feb.
100
Jan.
12k Jan.
9 102
15
23
29
11
11
11
24
14
Mar. 19
Feb.
9
Jan. 13
Jan.
9
4 alOlk Feb. 1
21
Feb. 15
_
_
19
64
Mar. 28
82
42
Mar. 26
60k Mar. 10
37k Jan.
15
11
4
Jan.
4
Mar. 31
99k Jan.
Jan.
4
4
55
26
4
81
103
Jan.
92k Feb.
2
6
90
37
45
94
80
80
80
Mar. 17
Mar. 21
Jan.
4
59
89
33
Feb. 11
Mar. 28
20k Mar. 29
56
Feb.
5
91k Feb. 24
91
Feb.
11
83
Jan.
30
4k Jan. 25
67 k Jan.
6
65
68
90
67
37
70
Feb.
Jan.
9
9
Jan.
8
49k Jan. 22
25k Mar .31
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Mar. 19
Mar. 11
Jan.
5
Mar. 31
Mar.
7
92
89
80
Mar. 21
Feb. 20
Mar.
8
Mar. 21
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
13
4
4
65k Jan. 22
98k Jan. 22
42k Mar. 9
39
Jan.
67
98
98
93
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
4k Jan.
76
73
79
5
22
12
11
31
25
Mar. 9
Mar. 12
Mar. 11
Mar .12 104 k Feb. 16
5 85 k Feb.
Jan.
5
Jan. 30
54k Mar. 8
Jan. 12 85
Feb. 10
39
20
a39
30
15
98k Mar. 15
Mar. 12
Feb. 11
92k
8
Jan.
67
6
Jan.
53
5
Jan.
62
1 101
Feb.
83
Jan.
Mar. 10
Feb.
8
23k Jan. 30
99k Jan.
4
80k Feb. 19
43 k
Jan. 30 89k
Feb. 16 107k
9
97 k
89k Feb.
40k Jan.
Mar, 21
Mar. 2
Mar. 21
2k Jan.
50
25
54k Mar. 28
72
94
21
88
80
54k Mar.
92k Mar.
96
Sale
Sale
70
.
101
Mar.
Mar.
8*
VP
Mar
Jan.
103 k Jan.
94
Jan.
82
Sale
86
6
k Feb. 17
Mar. 15
2
59
84k
94 k
87 k
63 k
43
Sale
k Jan.
32 k Jan.
8
92 k Mar. 29
8
Sale
Sale
90k
Sale
Sale
Sale
84
93
Sale
Sale
1
60k Mar. 10
43 k
89k
Mar. 7 106 k
Mar^ 2 97 k
41k
Sale
60
Sale
9
Mar. 29 55
Mar. 10
Mar. 28 22
Mar.
3
Mar. 31 al6k Mar. 24
Sale
Sale
Mar.
Mar.29
80
40 M Sale
25
42
311
1101 k Mar. 16
20k Mar.
21k Sale
a63
Mar.
68
75
97k
97k 93 k Mar.
95
Mar.
96 k Sale
86
Mar.
93
Sale
60
Sale
7
Mar.
Sale
Sale
22
67
31)
9
7
Mar. 29
Mar. 26
Mar. 11
Mar. 11
Mar. 11
72
11
63 k
42 k
41
65k
Mar. 11
Mar. 28
Mar. 26
15
58k Sale
51
30
20
55
32
65
Mar. 15
80
Sale
Mar. 11
Mar. 12
91
Mar.
5
94
Mar.
2
89
Mar. 10
101
Mar. 12
99 k Mar.
4
105 k Mar. 11
94
Mar. 19
IS**
88
19
80
68 k
2
35k Mar. 10
Mar. 28
85
70
63
70
Mar. 28
70k Mar.
14
88k
5
Sale
Mar. 22
Mar. 9
Mar. 11
2 101k
80
~
Mar. 15
Mar.
2
99k Mar.
101k Mar.
83k
96
1
Mar.
89
88
Mar. 15
Mar. 19
85
65k
Sale
1
2k Mar.
1 olOl
80
99
8
4102
88
Sale
31k Sale
9
Mar.
100 k Mar.
89
80
93
37 k
Mar. 28
98 k Mar.
13k
42
Mar.
95
101k Mar
Mar
Mar
64
42
38
20
11
69
Sale
Sale
20
1
48
13k
12k
72
Mar. 15
27 k Mar. 29
20
Mar.
3
82
Mar. 29
85
Mar.
1
a88k Mar. 31
82
Mar. 28
104 k 100 k
18
20
15k
92
95
Sale
53
54 k Sale
90
90
95
101
Sale
44
1
2k Mar.
"2k Mar.""8
105 k 104k Mar.
2 106 *
95
Mar. 24 98
95 k Sale
94
Mar. 24
94 k Sale
94k
97 k Mar.
99 k Sale
1 100k
Mar.
2
70
66k 67k 68
91
97
95k Mar. 3 97
Sale
84
lk Mar. 29
42k Mar. 31
92k Mar. 29
92
J
M 8
Rhine-West Elbe Power 7s...... 1950 MN
r
4
40k Mar. 28
5 95k Mar. 8
Jan. 18
8 100
58
Mar.
104
98
82
Mar.
80
1937 MN
Remington Arms 1st s 16s_...... 1937 MN
5)6* A with warr..... 1947 MN
s
Jan.
Feb.
15
85
79k Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
89
J
Rem Rand
Republic Iron 5c Steel
85
93
88
Mar.
93)
Radio-Keith-Orpheum part paid Ctf8
-
Mar.
80
102
98 k Sale
96 k
110,000
53,000
161,000
15,000
110,000
15,000
197,000
60,000
79,000
121,000
492,000
213,000
Feb.
77
-----
""lk "2k
75
"85k Sale"
D
1st 5c ref 4)6*
s
60
4
40k Mar. 18
69k
95
43 k
A"
49
26
J
4)6«— 1967 J
130,000 Punta Alegre Sugar 1st cony 7s.. 1937 J
Pure Oil Co s f g 5)6 % notes..... 1937 F
137,000 Purity Bakeries Corp
15
Mar. 15
81k Mar. 18
84k Mar. 9
90
90
43k
k
Feb.
80
41k Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
95k Mar.
14k Mar.
Mar.
72
13,000 Public Serr
50
88k Mar.
14k Mar.
75 k Mar.
72 k
48
Sale
102k
A
4)6*.. 1960 M S
1935
Porto Rlcan Am Tobac cony 6a.. 1942
48,000 Postal Teleg 5c Cable coll 5s
1953
532,000 Pressed Steel Car 10-year 5s
1933
Ann
M'«n
86k
101)6 Sale
15
1st mtge 6s series B..
Portland General Electric
95
Sale
99)
12
J
139,000
1st Ac ref g 4s
1971 J D
113,000 Phlla At Read C At I ref 5s
J
1973 J
51,000
Cony deb 6s w i_.
1949 M 8
369,000 Phillips Petroleum deb 5
1939 J D
k*
325,000 Pillsbury Flour Mills
20-yr 6s.... 1943 A O
54,000
*
80
50
"43"" "45"
J
34,000
577,000 Peoples Gas Ac Coke 1st 6s
3,000
Refunding gold 5a
50,000
Registered.
,zr-z--
92%
47
Parmeiee Trans conv deb 6s...
1944 A O
Peterson Ac Passaic G At E 5a_.... 1949 M 8
Pathe Etch deb 7s with warr... 1937 M N
Park-Lexington leasehold 6)6*.. 1953
Penn Dixie Cement 1st 6s A..... 1941 M S
Penn Pow At Lt 1st M 4)6*
1981 A O
183~,666
85
1963 M S
5s
5)6*
39:656 ;Paramount-Famoua-Lasky
102
Sale
100
15
J
44,000 Pan-Am Pet At T
conv s f 6s
1934 MN
57,000 Pan-Am Petr
(Call 1st g 6s..._. 1940 J D
26,000
Certificates of
165,000
422,000
7,000
31,000
47
58
12
67
94 k
90
90
40
~97k Sale" "97k Sale"
1957 MN
n
Mar.
100
103 k Mar.
105
Mar.
95
Mar.
MN
1941 A
1934 J
g 6s series A
94
95k Mar. 8
97k Mar. 16
4
109k Mar.
lk
104
97
sec
Mar.
_
Mar.
Mar.
97)6
101
40
1941 A
North States Power 5a A
127,000
1st ft ref 6s series B
72,000
Northwest Teleg 1st 4)6*..
4,000
Norwegian Hydro-El Nit 5)6 a
113,000
Otis Steel
40k Mar. 28
85
26
2
68
60
Mar.
Mar.
102 k 102 k 106 k 102 k Mar.
102
92 k
91k
88k
89k Mar,
_____
49,000
156,000
1st mtge 5s
1956
518,000
N Y Tel 1st Ac gem I 4)6*
1939
527,000
N Y Trap Rock 1st s f g 6s
1946
20,000
Nlag Lock At Ont Pow 1st 5s A.. 1955
11,000
Niagara Share deb 5)6*..
1950
68,000
Nordeutscbe Lloyd (Bremen)—
1947
30-year s f 6s
273,000
No Amer Cement deb 6)4s A
1940
24,000
North American Go deb 5s
1961
209,000
North Am Edison deb 5s ser A... 1957
59,000
Deb 5)6s ser B
Aug 15 1963
98,000
Deb 5s series C
Nov 15 1969
149,000
Nor Ohio Trac At Lt gen At ref 6s. 1947
81,000
Oslo Gas At Elec extl
Sale
Sale
1962 MN
6)6* series B
New York Steam 1st 6a_......
1st mortgage 5s
11,000
50,000
35,000
7,000
12,000
32,000
Sale
108 k
O
1965 Apr
J
1965 J
.......
con
40k Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
75k Jan.
1942 AO
N Y Ac Rich Gas 1st 6s A...'
1st
Sale
99 k
J
J
Sale
55 k
D
j
Sale
93
77
77
5)6*.....1942 MN
Certificate* of deposit
Adjustment Income 5u
3,000
90
82
.1940 A O
Dock At Impt ext 5s
New York Rys 1st Ac ref 4s
10,000
98
77
Mar.
50k
89k
—
45
95
80
Mar. 15
81k Mar. 28
84k Mar. 9
75
40k
47k
82 k
79
.1948 J D
.1960 AO
74k Mar.
82k Mar.
73
95
80
17
9k
75k Sale
Sale Prices.
78
95k
90
Sale
Sale Prices.
77 k
90
45 k
59
92
Highest.
Sale Prices.
75
91
A
Lowest.
Sale Price.
70
91k
80
D
.1948 F
N J Pow & Light 1st 4Hs..
Newark Con Gas 5s
"i",o65
.1951 J
.1942 J
Highest.
65
62
.
1947 MN
1941 MN
Mutual Union Tel 5s
Lowest.-
,
63 k
62
66k
68k
91k
73 k Sale
40k
70
1966
Ask
80k 82k
81k Sale
82 k
84
Sale
83k
72
60
1939
-
Bid.
68k
1955
...
March31.
Sale
1955
a
15,000 Nat Radiator deb 6)6*
265,000 Nat Steel 1st coll 5s
80k
68k
Ask
1955
.....
fi^s
i,000|Mortgage-Bond Go 4a series 2
63,000 Murray Body 1st 6 H*
15,000 Mutual Fuel Gas lat gu 5s
356,000
Bid.
75
74 k
....
Gen Ac ref 5a aerie* B
Gen & ref s f 4k« aer C.
Gen & ref a f 5a aer D
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN MARCH.
Price
BONDS
March.
Value.
29
EXCHANGE—BONDS
2
Jan.
Mar .31
Jan.
4
Jan.
2
Jan.
4
61
Mar. 23
56
41
30
Mar. 10
Jan.
9
Jan.
7
Jan.
3
Jan.
8
Jan. 18
Jan. 18
6|H
u
N. Y. STOCK
30
Sales in
March.
Value.
£3
BONDS
n. y. stock
Jan. 2
1932.
March 1.
5s .1946
.1945
406",006 Royal Dutch deb 4s with warr_.
13,000 Ruhr Chemical 6s
32,000 St Joseph Lead deb 5%s—
6,000 St Joseph Ry L H A P lit 5s—
26,000 St L Rky M A Pac 5s stmpd
St Paul City Ry Cable 5s
63,000
4,000
6,000
288,000
48,000
19,000
19,000
491,000
325,000
174,000
63,000
174,000
79,000
96,000
522,000
369,000
61,000
706,000
204,000
24,000
5,000
2,000
~7~ 660
11,000
282,000
976,000
229,000
876,000
48,000
43,000
159,000
343,000
1,186,000
1,000
15,000
50,000
29,666
29,000
77,000
99,000
61,000
74,000
6,000
37,000
76,000
21,000
46,000
319,000
19,000
368,000
12,000
166,000
99,000
135,000
16,000
39,066
68.000
94,000
Public Serv 6s
Schulco Co guar 6%S-----Guar sinking fund 6%s B
Sharon Steel Hoop s f 5Mi
Shell Pipe Line s f deb 5s
Shell Union OH s f deb 5s
Deb
m
s
Pow 1st *%s
deb 6s.~
Shubert Theatre
A
109,000
38,000
8,000
66,000
81,000
197,000
276,000
.1955
J
.1937
38%
50
26
50
J
ft*
86
48
Sale
70
60
61
35
Sale
64)4
Sale
62
Sale
.1948 F
A
1952 UN
.1947 MN
1942
1%
55%
91
O
93
Sale
M
8
52
Sale
1st g 4s
—1934
8c ref 5s series A..1947
15-yr 6s
1932 M N
J D
United Steel Wks g 6)4® ®er A...1951
U 8 Rubber 1st
79% 95
99% Sale
101
90
101%
Sale
70
21
1.00)4
92
jgg*
odlO
59
'45"
!!*
liH
Sale
60
2%
101
Westchester Light gold 5a
,
75
4094 Mar
Mar
66
9^ Mar.
o44
31
92% Mar
51% Mar
100% Mar
Mar
a
Sale
98%
Sale
Jan.
21
Mar. 24
Mar.
1
8
78
Jan.
13
Feb.
17
3
59% Feb.
95% Mar. 18
Jan.
87
Jan.
Mar. 12
Mar.
4
22
Jan.
6
36
Mar
28
8
Mar. 24
72% Jan.
4
68
Jan.
4
Mar. 14
91% Jan.
89% Jan.
6
90
98
4
94% Mar. 18
93
90
98
Mar.
2S
Mar. 22
43
97
Mar.
8
92
Mar.
m
91*
93
Jan.
98% Jan.
80
Jan.
97% Jan.
96% Jan.
85
Feb.
99% Jan.
87
21
Jan.
Feb.
2
:p
42
12
Jan.
19
41% Jan.
4
,28
Mar.
Mar. 14
29 101% Mar. 26
8
93% Feb. 27
Feb.
5
28 rl02
Mar. 11
4
26
1% Mar. 19
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Jan.
9 100
Jau.
9
97
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8 101% Jan.
15
8
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4
102
83
Mar. 11
84
Jan.
Mar. 31
3
92
2
16
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
23
% Feb.
Jan.
Mar.
21
Feb.
28
8
50
9
8
Mar. 24
Mar.
9
60
5
8 101% Feb. 15
Jan. 13
4
89
28 101% Mar. 22
93%
71%
42%
29%
Mar.
Mar. 10
5
50% Mar.
Mar.
9
Mar.
Mar. 16
Mar. 19
2
56% Mar. 12
3394 Mar.
2
8
15
13
58% Mar. 3
95% Mar. 18
5394 Mar.
98% Mar.
45
5
Jan.
14
Mar. 9
Mar. 10
5
9
4
50% Mar.
5
39% Mar.
7
91
Mar. 11
Mar. 13
Jan. 20
Mar. 31
93
53% Mar. 18
2
94% Jan.
68
98% Feb.
2
62
Jan.
16
99%
26
Mar. 30
Jan. 15
65
Mar. 24
10
53% Sale
91
99)4
49%
99% 100%
47% Mar.
99% Mar.
99
Feb.
17
26
21
26
20
Mar.
24
Mar. 24
19
Feb.
54%
58
65
Sale
58
Mar.
65
Mar. 24
50% Feb.
10
68
10
30
10
Feb.
2
23
15
3
10
46
Mar.
51
40
Jan.
6
51
41
Mar.
Mar.
47
Mar. 23
Mar. 31
40% Feb.
10
51
Feb. 10
Mar. 23
Jan. 16
r65
Mar. 24
Feb.
1
71
Jan.
99% Jan.
4
246
44
Sale
Sale
53
45% "47"
59
63% Sale
100 )4 Sale
100% Sale
100% 101% 100% Sale
Sale
99%
99)4 100
45
99
47
Sale
48
48
100
94% Sale
73%
80
"97)4
Sale
95
59
100% Mar. 14
101% Mar. 18
100% Mar.
99% Mar.
9994 Mar.
101
Mar. 14
Mar.
2
48
Feb.
24
Jan.
6 101
Feb.
4
Jan.
8
77
80
Mar. 17
69
Jan.
30
80
99% Mar. 24
88
Jan.
26
99% Mar. 24
Mar.
98
91
Sale
96% Mar.
Sale
Sale
Mar.
93
34
Sale
34
Mar.
37% Mar.
Sale
34
Mar.
47
82% Mar.
84
25
83%
it*
Sale
18
25
Sale
r20
16
Sale
18
Mar.
20
20
Mar.
Sale
17
Mar.
83% Sale
23
100% Feb. 26
5 101% Mar. 18
Jan. 28
9 101
95
78
Sale
Jan.
Feb.
d92
40
87%
56
99
99
Feb.
97% Mar.
9494 Mar.
46
Mar.
75
95% 100
45
99% Mar. 15
97% Mar. 3
46
Mar. 11
45% Feb.
4
97% Mar.
3
Mar. 17
84% Feb. 11
93
Mar. 11
40
Jan.
13
59% Jan.
20
4
34
Mar.
8
Mar. 30
Mar.
9
34
Mar. 31
Mar. 31
79
Jan.
6
84
Mar. 30
18
Mar. 31
Mar. 29
32
Jan.
20
30% Jan.
15
17
Mar. 29
30% Jan.
14
92% Jan.
15
24% Mar.
23% Mar.
9
83% Mar.
90
Mar.
3
83% Mar. 31
30
35% Mar.
9
26
79
Sale
11*
Mar.
9
86% Mar.
2
71% Mar.
76% Feb.
Sale
Sale
80
71% Mar.
80% Mar.
"99"
31
104
Sale
Sale
9
45
Sale
55
Mar.
98% Mar.
1794 Mar.
15
22
10
74
55
20
7
Jan.
12
$VA
75
Jan.
Feb.
16
Jan.
Mar.
10
Jan.
14
69% Jan.
22
Mar.
3
28% Mar.
26% Mar.
7
45
8
4
6
15
22
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Jan.
49
Jan.
3
42
Mar.
8
14
Jan.
«63% Mar.
Mar.
4
9
Jan.
91% Jan.
97
43% Mar.
28% Mar.
26% Mar.
Sale
80
Jan.
100
Sale
I*
35% Mar.
Jan.
97
106%
106%
105
Sale
Mar.
Sale
26)4 Sale
23
85
66
Sale
99
Sale
23
19%
20
17%
22% !§"" Sale
24
Sale
70
65
70
70
65
31% Sale
If*
29% 2894 Sale"
102
103
99% 100
Mar.
100
5
97)4 Sale
78
72
3
7
98% Mar.
98% Mar.
97% Mar.
82% Mar.
18
J
j
72
46)4
97
65
Sale
63% Mar.
60
62
Mar.
80% Mar.
57
55
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Mar.
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99% a98% Mar.
\rA
15
3)4
10
m
18*
Ctfs dep Chase Nat Bank
12
85
90
78
65
Sale
62
70
Sale
Union
Oil
Jan.
19
Jan.
15
Jan.
8
101
Mar,
8
96
Feb.
101% Jan.
5
100% Mar. 11
86% Mar. 11
91
Feb.
78
Jan.
100% Mar. 11
86% Mar. 11
Mar. 14
Mar.
8
68% Mar. 4
68% Mar. 4
27
Mar. 12
95
72
Mar. 18
63% Mar. 16
100
Mar. 19
11% Mar.
8
Mar.
100% Mar. 21
105% Mar. 12
102% Jan.
9
95% Feb.
100
Feb.
96% Feb.
97% Feb.
102
80
Jan.
16
80% Mar.
97
Jan.
16
57
56
Mar.
Mar.
75
Jan.
18
Mar.
27
2
4
14
15
21
62
Mar.
Jan.
77
63% Mar.
46% Jan.
96% Jau.
8% Jan.
65
100
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar. 19
Jan.
20
9% Feb.
9
11% Mar.
3% J an.
8
10
Jan.
8% Jan.
3% Jan.
5
5
2%
8994
90
8394 Sale
68% Sale
7
....
6
50
Jan.
7
21
12
21
11
6
6
1%
Mar. 11
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
8
10% Mar. 29
103
Mar.
18
10
Jan
100%
105%
101%
101%
10
9
18
6
Sale
6
Jan.
34
20
6
5
27
45
20)4 Sale
99%
Feb.
97% Jan.
j
49%
14
Jan.
67
32
Mar. 11
56
Sale
Jan.
66
Mar.
Sale
Sale
40
Mar.
28% Mar. 31 31
99% Mar. 4 103
57
J
Mar. 30
Feb.
65
60
28
Sale
m s
73
70
24
5
Sale
D
14
3
Mar.
85
19
Mar. 28
99
Sale
Feb.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Sale
4
22
28
65
102
97%
Jan.
Mar.
66
100
Sale
Mar. 18
Jan.
33% Mar.
102
105
10094 Sale
100)4 101
100% Sale
22
17
Mar. 30
Mar.
Sale
Mar. 16
Mar.
Mar.
Sale
100
96% Jan.
17% Mar.
Mar. 22
34
99
22
18*
34
"55"" Feb"."
65
100% 100
Sale
98%
98%
98%
j
Mar. 18
17% Mar. 12
24
100
100
78
76
"56" "Mar "31
20
17
98% 100
Sale
Mar.
60
29
42
97)4
7
20
15
82%
64)4
86% Sale
58% Sale
2,000
17,000 Willys-Overland 1st s f g 6s
1933 m"s
82,000 Wilson a Co Jat a f 6a
1941 A O
J
283,000 Yountfstown Sheet A Tu lst5s A 1978 J
1st M 5s series B
140,000
1970 A O
Feb.
35
7
56% Mar. 2
99% Mar. 30
86)4 Sale
Wichwlre Spen Steel Co 7s__Jon 1935 MN
Ctfs dep Chase Nat Bank
13
38
1
94% Mar. 18
Mar.
9
60
1
9
2 101% Mar.
Mar.
2
86
21
1 101% Mar. 22
54% Mar.
6
A
J
71% Feb.
4
54
4
F
J
Mar. 28
Mar.
Mar.
7
99
j
47
47%
87
64
100%
J
71
61
100
Mar.
82
Feb.
Sale
50
12
d
8
2
13
Feb.lO
Jan.
83
10
O
Jan.
50% Jan.
Jan. 12
Mar. 17
Feb. 16
44
102
86
41
A
40
93
81% Feb. 27
48
5
78
Mar.
26
100
101 %
M
3
71
Mar.
10
j
Feb.
Mar. 28
99
98% Sale
42
57% Mar. 28
75
Sale
6
Jan.
47
3
22
19
9
73
1
Feb.
3
3
16
1
85
Mar.
Mar.
71
19
Mar, 30
1
77% Mar.
Sale
Sale
Sale
32
97)4
...1940 mn
Deferred delivery.
57% Mar. 28
Mar. 28
Mar. 28
Mar.
1
Mar. 31
Mar.
3
Mar.
3
91
Feb.
Feb.
6
17
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Sale
90
30
5
20
"39
Wickwlre-Spencer Steel 1st 7S...1935
35
47
47
97
33% "25""
28
Without warrants..
.....
9 86%
50.
3
65
Mar. 17
Mar. 31 a42
3
96
19
J
40
Mar
61
M n
3
1
14
O
Mar.
81% Mar
6
...1944 A
40
37
93
47
—1963
1st 5e series
3
90% Sale
88
"55" Sale
109
45% Sale
43)4 Sale
1st secured 5s series G._—...1956
80% Mar.
25
97
55%
51%
100
99)4 Sale
76)4
Sale
44
48% 45)4
34 %
35% Sale
100
West Penn Pow 1st 5s series A—1946
80
8
100
77%
103
1939
.1950
21% Feb. 27
7
Mar.
Mar
Sale
Mar
1 101% Mar. 26
Sale
Mar.
4
89
86% Mar 23 90
90% 85%
Mar. 10
1 102
100% Mar
101)4 Sale
Sale
Mar. 11
Sale
90% Mar, 30
Sale
91)4
Mar.
4
Mar
7
21
Sale
21% Sale
Mar.
3
1% Mar, 19
1 %
4%
6
II 106%
90)4 Sale
1941
5
Mar.
85
Mar.
Mar.
83
48
61
Mar
—
2
1
1
28
30
66
Wash Wat Pow 1st 30-yr 5s.
Mar.
82
92% Jan.
40" ""Feb. "16
23% Mar.
80% Mar.
80% Mar.
40
Mar.
I*
22
Jan.
5
Mar. 15
65" "Mar ."24 "78" "Mar ."'3
26
Sale
14% Feb. 26
3
Mar
101% Sale
85
84%
101% Sale
100% Sale
99
Jan.
Mar.
Mar,
Sale
39
13
96
78
25
91
88% Sale
96% Sale
95
93%
10% Jan.
2
11% Jan. 14
26% Feb. 19
91% Mar. 26
22
85
Without warrants
Stamped July 1931 coupon
Warren Bros Co deb 6s
Mar. 24
65
Sale Prices.
17
Feb. 19
1
Mar
36
84% Mar
73
1939
..1941
...1939
Mar. 15
Highest.
Sale Prices.
92% Mar.
38
95
23%
O
99
26)4
19
Warner-Quintan deb 6s
Warner Sugar Ref 1st 7e__
Warner Sugar Corp 1st 7s
99%
99%
88%
40% Sale
4
1%
20
83)4
1st s f 6s series A
1945
Warner Bros Pictures conv deb 6sl939 m s
Warner Co 1st 6s with warrants.1944 A Q
a
OO 72
90
Sale
26
Sale
21
A
Cash sale,
m
38)4 39
48)4 Sale
21
1951
Sinking fund deb 6)4® set A...1947
United Stl Wks(Burbach) s f g 7s 1951
Universal Pipe 8c Red deb 6s
1936
Unterelbe Power 8c Ltg 6s
1953
Utah Light 8c Trac 1st 8c ref 5s..1944
Utah Power 8c Light 1st 5s
1944
Utlca Elec Lt 8c Pr 1st s f g 5s
1957
Utlca G 8c El ref 8c ext 5s
...1950
Utilities Pow 8c Ltg deb g 5)4®
*47
Series C
r
Sale
22%
24%
37 %
40
84)4 Sale
81% Sale
95% Sale
A
United Steamship
f deb 6s
3
77%
Sale
J
J
Colorado Power 1st ft 6s '47
A 100)4 Sale
Stand Oil (N J) deb ft 5s—Dec 15 1946
89
Sale
D
Stand Oil (N Y) deb 4)4®—
1951
23
J
30)4
Stevens Hotel 1st 6s series A
1945
2)4 Sale
Sugar Estates Oriente 7s
1942 M S
3
M S
Certificates of deposit....
....
d
100)4
Syracuse Llfthttnft Co 1st ft 5s.._1951
100
J
Tenn Coal Iron & RR gen s..—-1951
Tenn Copper A Chem—
M 8
46
50
Conv deb 6s series B.......... 1944
96
Sale
Tenn Elec Power 1st & ref 6s
1947 J d
73 % Sale
Texas Corp conv deb 5s
1944 a o
44)4 Sale
Third Ave 1st ref 4s—=—-1960 J J
31
Sale
A O
Adjustment income 5s....Jan lveo
84
87
Third Ave RR l®t gold 5s..
1937 J J
mn
Tobacco Prod Corp deb 6)4®--—2022
55
Sale
Toho Elec Power (Ltd) 7s ser A—1955
94)4 Sale
6% ftold notes—.
1932 y~j
Tokyo Electric Light (Ltd)
d
45)4 Sale
1st M 6a I Series
June 15 1953
Trenton Gas 8c Elec 1st 5s
—-1949 M 3
Truax-Traer Coal conv 6)4®
1943 MN "25" 26~
53
56
MN
Trumbull Steel 1st • i 6s._—1940 _
12)4
Twenty-third St Ry Imp & ref 5s.l962< J
J
41
Sale
Tyrol Hydro-Elec Power 7)4s
1955' —
41)4
45
Guar sec s f 7s ----1952 f a
M 8
55
60
Ujlgawa Elec Power 7s
1945
99
99)
Union El L 8c P 1st g 5* (Mo)
1932 M S
99).
Refunding 5s... — ...
......1933 MN
J
97
100)4
Union Elec L 8c P (HI) 1st 5)4s—.1954
60
Union Elev Ry Chic 1st 5s .
—1945 A
F
87
95 %
Union Oil Cat 39-yr 6s ser A May 1942
A
91)4 97
First lien s f 5s ser C
Feb 11W!
72)4 77)4
Deb 5s with warrant
Apr 1945 J
90
94)4
United Biscuit (Amer) deb 6s.—1942 MN
M S
91% Sale
United Drug Trust receipts 5s..l953
a
48
46
United Rys St L
69
99
62% Sale
O
1952
1942
9194 Mar. 26
13% Mar. 8
36% Mar. 24
92
22
J
Southern
Partic
40
J
-
8,000
82
88
J
Skelly Oil deb s f 5)4®--——J'?' M N
Smith (A O) Corp 1st 6)4®
1933
Solvay Am lnv sec ft 5s A
1942 M 8
J
South BellT AT 1st s 15®-1941
A
Southw Bell Telep 1st 8c ref 5s—.1954
Western Electric deb 5s
25
.1937
1938
35,000 Western Union coll tr cur 5a_.
Fund A real est 4)4s gold—..1950
32,000
152,000
15-year 6)4s gold
1936
5b
1951
210,000
Gold 5s
..I960
230,000
130,000 Wesrphalia Un EI Pow 6s
1953
70,000 Wheeling Steel Corp 1st 5%s—1948
1st and ref 4)4s series B
.,1953
170,000
72,000 Write Eagle Oil 5)4s 1937 with war.
White Sewing Machine deb 6s...1936
"Y,555
20
79
Sale
79
75
40
,1937 mn
Without warrauts
55,555
97
"67%
O
.1941 m n
272,000
Debenture ftold 5s
1959
875,000
103,000 Vanadium Corp (Am) conv 5s...1941
1942
33,000 Vertlentes Sugar 1st s 17s
Victor Fuel 1st a f 5s
1952
"3", 005 Va Iron Coal A Coke 1st g 5s....1949
71,000 Virginia Ry A Pow 1st Cs...
1934
1,000 Walworth Co 6)4s ser A (with war) '35
338,000
9,000
6,000
34,000
46,000
Sale
Mar.
4
Mar.
2
Mar. 16
70
Halske sec s f A 7s
1935
M S
Debenture s f 6)4®
F A
Sierra 8c San Fran Power 1st 5s_. 1949
Silesla-Elec Corp gold 6)4®
*946 F A
Silesian Am Corp coll tr g 7s
1941 F A
Sinclair Cons Oil 1st lien 7s
1937 M 8
J d
1st lien coll 6)4® BJ
J
Sinclair Crude Oil 5)4® ®erles A-1938
Line 20-year 5s
Mar. 29
13
32
Sale
92% Sale
O
.1948 A
Siemens 8c
Sinclair Pipe
13
10%
M n
.1946 A O
—
Sale Prices.
15
Mar. 14
38
99
m s
.1949 A
5s with warrants
Shinyetsu El
A
.1946
San Antonio
Sale Prices
12%
13
F
.1953
Guaranteed 5s—
36,000
45,000
9,000
25,000
400,000
661,000
1,053,000
Highest.
32%
-1944
Roch at Pitts C at I pur money
Ask-
Lowest
Lowest.
March 31.
Bid.
82,000 Richfield Oil of Calif 6s
Certificates of deposit
11,000
1955
19,000 Rtma Steel s f 7s
.1948
9,000 Rochester Gas & El 5^8 ser C_1977
GenMtge4%s series D
-14,000
RANOE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN MARCH.
Price
it
exchange.
EXCHANGE—BONDS
69%
5s
ser
Sale
67
Sale
C 193 5, sold on Ja
2% Mar.
3
Mar.
8
Mar. 12
87
Jan.
6
92
81% Mar.
85% Mar. 10
75
Jan.
9
85% Mar. 10
68
66
Mar.
72
Mar. 10
63% Jan.
5
Mar.
72
Mar. 11
64
4
72
72
88
n.
Mar.
92
5, SI,000 at 73. ''Deferred
2% Mar. 29
Jan.
delivery."
3% Jan.
22
Mar. 12
Mar. 10
Mar. 11
RANGE OF STOCK PRICES DURING MARCH 1932.
Stock Sales—
1931.
1932.
March.
65,658,034
99,110,149
172,343,252
Jan. 1 to March 31—
In accordance with
lets, except In the
a
rule of the Stock Exchange, effective
case of stocks which
AGGREGATE SALES
In
March.
Shares.
\ icksburg
Albany & Susquehanna. 100
Allegh & West Ry 6% gtd_100
Top 8c S Fe
100
7,800
Preferred
100
120
405"466
1,000
2,500 Boston
274,442
Sale
75
.Sale
Sale
33
Sale
183* Sale
133* Sale
183* Sale
*
"i"206
1,000
2,700
"2"666
17", 700
.100
100
...100
25
Chicago 8c Alton
"""400
19}*
78}* Sale
20 H
73 3i
60
7X
46
9
Sale
72
8
48
14
11X Sale
"56" "67"
74
80
65
68
28}* Sale
..100
Chic 8c East III RR
63}* Sale
20X
73 X
295*
23}*
80
.....
45
Sale
73X
83*
75X
10
55
573*
115* Sale
60
IX
...1. 100
} 1.800
3
3>1
69,000
1,700
18,400
5,300
7,900
304,422 Chicago ft North West... 100
5,300
Preferred.. -........*,^.100
17
Sale
18
9
Sale
103*
16
Sale
930
200
50
51
50
29}*
Colorado ft Southern.... 100
1st preferred
100
2d preferred
50
.... •
7,000
14,300
.
.
.
.
36.400 Delaware ft Hudson
,.100
50
80,676 Del Lack ft Western
3,200 Denver Rio Gr & Wes pref 100
830 Detroit ft Mackinac Ry
100
250
Preferred..............100
700
67
.....
6
100
.....
3 X
10 X
3X
11
25*
Sale
"""166
2,700
34,700
108",166
15
35
11X
Sale
103*
27
""'656
2,700
13
10
10
163*
Ry
X
...
Preferred..
100
7,600
100
125,300
2,500
364,900 Illinois Central..........100
6% pref series A
100
3,820
500
130
210
860
Preferred.
.
...........100
.
Leased line stock......100
RR sec stock ctfs..
.1000
100
1,080
142,200 Interboro Rapid Transit—lOO
Certificates of deposit.. 100
100
140
150 Int Rys of Cent Amer.._.._*
45,400
Certificates.
165
.......
Preferred
Iowa
27 X
45X
Central
143*
IX
4X
28 X
55
103* Sale
2,530 Manhattan Ry guar......100
Mar. 31
8
13
12
209,900
50
20
500
200
210
11,800
6,800
40,200
93,705
1.
..100
Mar. 26
Mar.31
Mar. 4
103* Mar. 28
25* Mar.
45* Mar.
103* Mar.
21
§
20
Mar.
17
Mar,
7
20
Second preferred
17
208,600 Missouri Pacific
Preferred
407,005
.......
100
100
193*
30
4
10
20 Morris Ac Essex
50
Nash Chatt ft St Louis
100
1,200 Nat Rys of Mex 2nd pref..100
1st preferred
....100
New Orl Tex ft Mexico ....100
"""290
1,570
100
533,328
3,000
2,700
760
2,483,915
New York Central
100
13,500 N. Y. Chicago ft St Louis.100
Preferred
100
20,100
2,925 New York ft Harlem...... 50
10% non-cum pref_..___50
Mar. 31
Mar. 17
6
4
Sale
50
N Y Lackawanna ft West. 100
•
No par value.
x
Ex-dividend.
Mar. 31
13
2
Feb, 15
45* Jan. 11
153* Jan. 22
33* Jan. 14
53* Jan. 13
15* Jan.
25* Jan.
Jan.
2
Mar. 26
Feb. 23
Mar. 31
125* Jan. 15
31
Jan.
22
16
Jan.
22
27
Jan.
14
14
15
2
15
24
Feb.
60
Jan.
Feo.
95* Jan.
11
17
14
Mar.
5
Mar. 26
11}* Jan.
8
5
9
17
4
Salg
95* Mar.
Mar.
8
2
213* Mar.
5
11
Sale
w
14
23
Sale
283* Sale
83* Sale
S3* Sale
IX
7
X
175
10
"3"
X
—
-
Mar. 29
113* Mar. 17
20
28}* Mar. 4
473* Mar. 24
15}* Mar.
9
18
Jan.
12
13
93* Jan.
4
Mar.31
23
Mar. 21
32
1
23
8
2
4
7
5
Mar. 30
9
9
Mar.
9
95* Mar.
7
8
Mar. 18
8}* Mar.31
12}* Mar. 5
2
Mar. 30
Mar.
Mar.
9}* Mar.
145* Mar.
12}* Mar.
20
7
Feb.
Mar. 26
113* Jan.
2
Mar. 22
9
Jan.
53* Jan.
10
Jan.
15
6
27
3* Jan.
18
Jan.
22
10
133* Jan. 28
93* Jan. 11
25
Jan.
14
Jan.
143* Jan.
14
21
8
5
10
24
18
Sale
18
Mar. 29
5
18
383* 443*
125* Sale
36?* Mar.
245* Mar.
'
1
'
\'
'
3
Jan.
25
1
465* Mar. 11
9
205* Mar. 8
5* Mar. 23
23* Mar. 26
"iXMar "26
"53* Mai."3i
5* Mar. 23
1
Mar.
9
10
45* Sale
113*
123*
4}* Sale
103* Sale
55
25
3* Mar.
5
13* Mar. 30
25* Mar. 28
10
Mar. 23
45* Mar. 31
12J* Mar. 28
4
Mar. 31
95* Mar. 31
5* Mar. 2
13* Mar. 30
3
Mar. 15
14
Mar. 14
6}* Mar.
18
Mar.
2
7
9}* Mar.
9
7
21
Mar.
60
143*
26
7
Jan.
15
Mar. 28
18
Jan.
12
325* Jan.
14
465* Mar. 11
Jan..
1
Mar.
Jan.
2H
13* Mar.
X Jan.
1}* Jan.
2
7
Jan.
8
15
Jan.
29
26
53* Mar. 31
Mar.
2
33* Jan. 16
Jan. 20
Mar. 14
Jan. 22
Jan.
Jan.
4 3* Jan.
2IS
115* Jan.
4
Mar.
Jan.
20g
5* Jan.
8
17
5
Feb. 27
Jan.
5
Mar. 29
■
Mar.31
12
2
9
Mar. 31
11
95* Mar. 31
26
Jan.
22
Jan.
Jan.
22
503* Jan.
20
X Mar. 11
Mar. 18
2
15
8
503* Jan.
273* Jan.
9
Jan.
3* Mar. 11
Feb.
X Feb
.
1
60
15
133* Jan. 22
235* Jan. 18
17
Mar.
iA
Jan.
143* Jan. 28
145* Mar. 7
12}* Mar. 5
75* Mar. 28
Mar. 18
15
15X Sale
36
3*
20
65
183* Jan. 22
26}* Jan. 18
175
Mar.31
19
18
Jan. 29
103* Jan. 14
10
57
305* Jan.
48
9
75* Mar. 28
173* Mar. 24
135* Sale
5
Mar. 30
Sale
50 X
4
2
10
Sale
Sale
Mar. 31
Jan.
4
Mar. 18
53* Jan.
123* Mar.
14
5
4X
12 X Sale
Mar. 29
20
14}*
Sale
75*
8
.....
Jan.
453* Jan.
283* Mar. 31
9
9
5*
I
18
5
2
6
135* Mar. 31
Sale
173*
36}* Sale
163* Sale
8
27
10
4
9
2
Jan.
53* Jan.
75* Jan.
7
8
18
7
6
Mar. 31
Mar. 17
Jan.
6
63* Jan.
135* Mar.31
473* Mar. 24
m
Mar. 23
Mar. 24
Mar. 21
3* Jan.
63* Mar. 31
83* Mar. 31
83*
2
9
114
8
10
8
135*
53* Sale
X
X
13* Sale
13*
3}*
Sale
5
—...
3*
H
3*
°A
63* Sale
83* Sale
X
8X
5%
55*
"15* Jan""l8
89}* Feb. 13
285* Jan. 13
Mar. 7
Mar. 23
m
108
6
653* Jan.
Mar.
2
91
14
17
84
1
Sale
313* Jan.
125* Feb. 18
283*
iff
29 X
4
15
20
Mar. 22
70
175*
133*
155*
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
10
45
12
Sale
Sale
Sale
69
70
78
17
15
Sale
Sale
5
Mar. 22
X
23*
273*
18
7
9
205* Mar.
9
23
....100
......
5
Mar.
143* Jan.
5
Mar. 26
Mar. 26
Mar.
1
4
X
lH
Mar.
14
17
9
"sx
...
58
8
5
10
5
695* Mar. 31
23?
1,800 Minneapolis ft St Louis.. 100
100
1,300 Minn St. Paul & S S M
Preferred
100
2,600
Leased line..,
100
2,450
76,400 Mo Kan-Texas
*
Preferred...........
100
42,847
25* Mar. 29
3
Sale
11
Sale
100
8
4
5
175
100
25
6
15
8
7
Sale
10
2
Prior preferred
19
6
7
Jan.
7
7
Mar.
12}* Mar.
4}* Sale
8
30
1
7
17
11
Sale
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
13* Jan.
5
695*
12}* Sale
5*
2
503* Mar.
785* Mar.
103* Mar.
Mar. 23
Mar. 24
Mar. 21
8
93*
20
20
26
8
8
7
Mar. 31
17 X Mar. 17
7
5
16
Sale
100
300
200
Mod guar
5
13
Jan.
17
It*
25
Sale
430 Market Street Ry
Preferred
60
10
55
60
19
153*
140
9
61
70
Mar. 22
67
13
"16""
6X Mar. 31
73* Mar.31
Sale
32
23*
5
.
35* Mar.
135* Mar.
25* Mar. 31
Sale
25
""2""
25* Mar. 29
Mar. 24
30
53* Sale
Mar. 16
9
2
/'.'"i
87,300
14
21
14
14
15
10}* Jan.
5
.100
880
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
7
Mar.
24}* Mar
7
8
25X
8
15* Mar.
2
21
100
4,400
10,100
600
2
*
Jollet & Chicago RR 7%
pflOO
100
17,200 Kansas City Southern
Preferred
100
3,200
14,100 Lehigh Valley............50
100
42,000 Louisville & Nashville
1,600
10
4
17}* Mar. 17
Sale
12
X
35
3
Havana Elec.
413*
215*
41}*
24}*
793*
73* Feb.
463* Jan.
25
10
6X Sale
7X Sale
5X
65*
Sale
60
70
60
3
8
80
.....
Mar.
25* Sale
Sale
Sale
8
100
Gulf Mobile Ac Northern..100
18,500 Hudson ft Manhattan....100
Mar. 31
Jan.
5
Mar. 17
Jan.
7
Jan.
7
<j8
Mar.
Mar. 16
Sale
8
4
17
100
16}*
24}*
7
74
10
58
55
2
12
54
20
100
...
18
18
123*
183*
183*
673*
75
32X
Sale
100
_
14
303* Jan.
205* Mar.
8
65*
67
Sale
,5H—
503* Mar.
785* Mar.
103* Mar.
70
73* Sale
133* Sale
14
57
19 X
5
Second preferred
...100
Erie ft Pittsburgh.........50
Preferred
19
Jan.
Jan.
115* Mar.
15
70}* Sale
100
Great Northern pref..
Green Bay ft Western
7
3
13 J* Mar. 28
20
29
Preferred..............100
40,900 Erie
First preferred
12,100
Mar.
Mar. 31
5
25*
83* Sale
Duluth South Sh Ac Atl..l00
4,400
2,600
Mar.
22
Jan.
94
86
"I" Mar."29 "I}* Mar."'7
35
3,700 Consolld RRof Cuba pref. 100
260 Cuba RR pref.
.100
600
32
733* Mar. 18
Jan.
19 150
Mar. 31
Mar. 31
63
100
Sale
100
7'
63 X
Sale
IX
100
Preferred.. ............100
....
5
3
8
9
..........
23*
102,000
15}*
20
11}* Sale
Mar. 28
52}* Mar. 30
72
185*
.........
23*
6% preferred
10 Cleveland Ac Pittsburgh
Mar,
823* Mar.
303* Mar.
195* Mar.
55
233* Sale
6}* Sale
.
8
14}* Sale
47 X
Sale
433* Mar. 31
71}* Mar 31
Sale
64
2X Sale
T.266
7
56
100
930
283*
43?* Sale
713* Sale
73*
9
52}*
55
Mar. 31
Mar. 29
88
25
57,400
17,900
18}* Mar. 17
20
68
85
Chic Indlanap Ac Lou lav pflOO
2 8" 300 Chic Mil St Paul ft Pacific..*
97,300 Chic Rock Isl ft Pac._.__ 100
7% prefferred
15,600
100
Mar. 31
70
....
11,600
Preferred
13
Sale
64
100
C C C Ac St Louis
pref
100
Chicago Great Western..100
Mar. 31
Mar. 31
Mar. 31
20
25
58
~4~100
300
Highest.
Sale Prices.
65
xl7X Sale
3X Sale
10 X Sale
200
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
63
75
18
Sale
100
6% preferred
Special...
Highest.
Sale Prices.
-----
32 X
68 X
100
com
...
1,025 Central RR of N J
1,029,742 Chesapeake ft Ohio
Lowest
Sale Prices.
150
17
29
25
Carolina Clinch 8c O
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
.....223
27
Ac Maine.........100
Stamped
223
82
Sale
...50
Canada Southern
20
.....
84
448,900 Canadian Pacific..
"""220
10
700
200
Sale
Sale
22,900
Trusts ctfs prof.*.
8,300 Brooklyn 8c Queens Transit.*
Preferred.
4,000
600
Prices are on basis of 100-share
IN MARCH.
Ask.
15}*
ctfs...
tr
Bid.
100
RR
Beech Creek RR...
Bkln-Manhat
688,356,500
Quoted dollars per share.
March 31.
Ask
100
Line
8c Ohio
....
9,900
3,500
240,600
Coast
31,000
Preferred
100
5,300 Bangor 8c Aroostook... **.50
380
Preferred
100
300
167~906
Atlan
Bid.
764,520,950
-
disregarded.
83 X
77
27 X
...
28,900
March 1.
Ask,
150
Atchison
728,850 Baltimore
are now
$242,665,000
100
16
31l"866
are
1931.
1932.
$250,900,700
_
Jan. 1 to March 31
Option sales
1932.
Bid.
Par.
8c
-
PRICES
N. 7. STOCK EXCHANGE
Alabama
.
Price
Jan. 2
Jan. 1.
Shares.
March—
Oct. 3 1915 . all stocks
sell only In a small way.
STOCKS
Since
74,900
2,800
11,300
189,200
18,600
Bond Sales.
Shares 33,031,499
26
2
12
12
59
Sale
25}
293* Sale
6
7
45
8X
93*
11
65* Sale
1103* Sale 106}* Sale
120
25}* Mar. 31
4
Mar. 28
63* Mar. 26
106
333* Mar.
73* Mar.
llU Mar.
Mar. 24 120
Mar.
243* Feb.
4
Jan.
63* Jan.
105
Feb.
365* Jan. 15
93* Jan. 12
155* Jan, 22
125
Jan.
15
120
/
N. Y. STOCK
33
AGGREGATE SALES
Price
Jan. 2
March 1,
1932.
Jan. 1.
Bid.
Par.
Shares.
1,166,900
23 %
58 %
100
NTNH4 Hartford
Preferred
—.100
16.100
44,700 N Y Ontario 8c Western..100
*
1,000 NYRys of—
2,750 Norfolk Southern.....—100
29,800 Norfolk 8c Western—.....100
.
960
First
60
61%
58*
125$
7
Sale
Sale
73 %
68
14
2%
3
15%
7*
Pere Marquette.......—.100
100
10
—100
8
20 Phila Rapid Transslt Co—50
10 Fhila Rapid Transit pref__50
19
60,800
72,210
11,000
200
1,400
200
St Louis-San
160
110
115
125
105
125
31%
27 %
33
30
30%
263
34%
29
27%
Sale
6%
26
140
27
95
140
10
6
10
3% Sale
5
Sale
4%
4%
5% Sale
4
8
8
100
8
20
13
Sale
17
Preferred deposit receipts.
115
105
23
21
23
95
5%
15
15
9%
14
55
2
2
Preferred..
Express
18
900
21,200
4% Sale
*
Affiliated Products
55
Juneau
A P
Paper Co
Gold
Mln.10
»
Pref series A $30 warr'ts .100
Pref series A $30 ex-war .100
Pref series A $40 warr'ts 100
12
10
68 %
Sale
40
10
Sale
105% 110
76
11
Sale
*
Realty
*
*
Allied Chem & Dye
100
Leather...
Preferred.
*
7%
*
.100
6
Corp....
._*
Amer Agric Chem (Conn)..*
13
*
Preferred
100
Am Brake S 8c F
*
Preferred
100
American Can
......25
Preferred
100
Foundry
Preferred
American
10
Sale
Mar. 28
8%
Mar.
5
Jan.
5
Mar.
7
Feb.
128^
Mar.
Mar. 21
7
i*
Jan.
21
14
8% Jan.
22
9
Feb.
26
Mar. 22
2% Jan.
%
....
6
7
6
.....
8
14
Feb.
17
Jan.
22
Mar. 26
67% Jan.
2
78
Mar. 15
68
Jan.
9
21% Mar. 10
14
1
Mar. 31
69% Mar. 15
23% Jan. 22
78
Mar. 17
2% Mar. 17
19% Mar. 3
2% Mar. 15
11
Mar. 12
16
Mar. 11
12% Mar.
1
8% Mar. 31
11% Mar. 8
Mar. 17
Feb.
3% Feb.
2% Feb.
11
Jan.
21
Jan.
14
Jan.
1% Mar. 28
15%
1%
6%
8%
6
25
25
.
.
Jan.
2
4
13
19
Jan.
5
17% Jan.
14
14
14
19% Jan.
30
22
21
26
Mar.
3
25
Jan.
15
Jan.
11
2
136
Mar.
Jan.
115
Jan.
5
32% Mar.
125
11
Jan.
Mar. 10
2
18
Jan.
26
Mar.
23H
4
8% Mar.
10
112
29
Ma
Ma .31
7
Ma
21
Mar. 31
Feb.
Mar.
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
125
Ma
22
Sale
Feb.
19
16
112
Feb.
42
Jan.
14
33
30
Jan.
29
Jan.
22
140
20
m
%
Ma
.28
Ma
.31
Ma
.31
Ma
13
Ma
11
Ma
.
.
.
26
17
29
% Ma .30
Ma
.
9
Ma
.31
.31
.31
15
Ma
8
9% Ma
31
Ma
'IPs
J*
20
30
Sale
Ma
Mar. 17
11%
%
%
28%
10%
Mar. 30
Mar.
1
Mar.
5
Mar. 3
Mar. 3
14
Mar.
22
Mar. 10
5
4
6% Jan.
14
9% Jan.
11% Jan.
22
26
Mar. 26
20% Jan.
26
11% Mar. 30
Jan.
37$
Jan.
13
Jan.
28
2
21
14
Jan.
22
Feb.
3
Feb.
16
Jan.
6
It*
20
Mar.
8
33
Feb.
7
2
14
Mar.
2
8
8
21
3
Mar.
3
Ma
18
20
Mar.
3
12
Ma
31
87% Mar.
5
65
Mar. 18
Jan.
5
Ma
22
67
Mar.
4
62
Jan.
29
68
Jan.
18
Ma
29
Jan.
4
4
Feb.
29
9
9
1
2% Ma
3% Mar.
4% Mar.
2
6
Jan.
15
3
Jan.
8% Jan.
2% Jan.
1% Jan.
3
5
Sale
Jan.
4% Jan.
2
6% Mar. 31
7% Mar. 26
13
Mar.117
11
Mar. 29
% Jan.
2
% Jan.
4
18% Mar. 31
7% Mar. 31
9% Mar. 31
3
Mar.
2
•
Ma
13
Mar. 8
Mar. 5
Mar. 3
Mar. 26
14
II*
Sale
Ma
4%
6%
9%
7%
4
20% Mar.
12*
Sale
64
7% Feb. 26
5% Jan.
10
1%
2%
6% Sale
18
93
4*
m
3
30
Sale
Sale
Sale
Ma
.
3% Ma
.
7
Mar.
5
29
6% Mar. 2
2% Mar. 15
23
5
Mar.
5
Mar.
8
Mar.
Jan.
4% Jan.
4
5% Mar. 31
2
Mar. 29
3% Mar. 23
4
Jan.
24% Jan.
94% Feb.
8
25
26
13
4
Jan.
2
28
15
22
22
14
6%
Jan.
22
8$
Jan.
Jan.
11*
13
4
98
Mar.
1
85
Feb.
2
98
Mar.
J*
Mar.
5
3% Jan.
4
Mar.
3
55
Jan.
Feb.
4
5
8
Mar.
64
Mar. 31
Sale
26% Mar. 28
11% Mar. 24
12%
Sale
Sale
Sale
3
3%
3
Mar. 30
12% Mar. 31
250% Mar. 31
1% Mar. 31
13% Mar.
1
2S
70
30%
12%
3%
16%
62%
2
Mar.
8
24
Mar.
3
10% Jan.
Mar.
7
2% Jan.
9
12% Mar. 31
46
Feb. 10
1% Mar. 31
11% Jan.
4
2% Jan.
5
1% Jan.
5
2% Jan.
4
2% Jan.
2% Mar. 23
Mar. 17
Mar.
8
Mar.
3
15% Mar. 30
Mar. 26
4
Mar. 28
3
2% Mar.
4% Mar.
2H Mar. 29
ll
Mar. 15
Mar. 23
*8
3
1
Mar. 10
Mar.
4
Mar.
2
10
87% Mar.
8
62% Jan.
Mar. 16
12
73%
113%
9%
7%
%
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
6
Mar.
10
Mar. 15
11
30
74% Sale
112% 116
8% Sale
7* 10*
6^ Sale1
14
15
Jan.
Sale
9% Sale
7% Sale
12%
13
24
Mar. 28
12
11
Feb.
18
Jan. 29
Mar. 16
9% Jan.
Mar. 16
4
aV/s
2%
3
5
19
Mar. 31
90
1% Sale
2% Sale
2
1% Mar. 30
8
Mar. 16
Mar. 30
»
98
Sale
12% Sale
*50% Sale
12
116% Sale
Sale
6*
50
i
hH
Sale
Sale
14
37 %
iP
40
Sale
46%
Sale
3
13 %
a
Sale
20
75%
85%
60% Sale
117% Sale
2%
3
85^
112
14%
66% Sale
123% 126
7%
*
Sale
29
100
Sale
4%
17%
»
Chicle......
78%
Mar. 28 135
106
Prices.
31% Jan.
12% Sale
119
12
Jan.
Mar. 31
4
4
8
6% Mar.
8
Feb.
5
8
Mar.
'% Mar.
6
70
Mar.
30% Mar.
Feb.
13
16
Mar.
2
16% Jan.
3
8
11
3
21
Mar. 15
4
3% Jan.
7% Jan.
6% Jan.
6% Jan.
Jan.
13
19
Jan.
87% Mar.
14
22
15
22
7
13
8
Mar. 11
13% Jan.
18
Jan.
11
10
8
Mar. 31
Jan. 25
1
11
3% Mar. 7
16% Mar. 17
62% Mar. 8
14 119
Mar. 11
14% Mar.
12% Mar.
20
29
5
Mar.
9% Mar.
% Mar.
10
Jan.
Jan.
5% Jan.
% Mar.
8
Mar.
4
14% Mar.
8
10
J
100
Chain..
Preferred
American
SH
*
Amerada
...
2
Sale
4%
Sale
Sale
3
4%
3%
4%
*
Allegheny Corp
Sale
1%
13%
2%
2%
4%
.._*
Air-Way Elec Appll Corp....*
AlasKa
86
26%
27
12% Sale
3% Sale
14% Sale
*
new._.....*
Air Reduction Inc.....
24%
Sale
4% Sale
67
100
......
Addreasogtaph Internet....*
Amer Car 8c
7
98
Adams Millls.........
W
2%
6
*
6,900 Amer Agric Chemical (Del).*
35,100 American Bank Note......10
Preferred
50
1,320
2,900 American Beet Sugar......*
27,300
10,555
2,100
2%
*
.......
Advance Rumely
9
45
....100
Preferred
Preferred
9
Mar.
MISCELL
Abraham & Straus.....
Adams
5
Mar.
It*
40
........100
Preferred
2,076,600
2,800
125
Sale
3% Sale
.........100
8c
Abitlbi Power 8c P.....
1,700 Amalgamated
200
160
125
2% Sale
100
......
440
8
2
...
9,566
31
8% Ma
11% Ma
4% Ma .31
5% Ma .31
Preferred
4,500
75,000 Allis Chalmers Mfg
10,050 Alpha Portland Cement
500
Mar. 31
8
2
Preferred
17% Jan.
Highest.
Sale
3% Feb. 11
28
31
15
2
29
4% Sale
5% Sale
Alliance
24,200
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Western Maryland
100
Second preferred...... 100
790 Alleghany Steel....
1.116,900
1%
15%
2%
10%
9%
Western Pacific..........100
Preferred...
1,760
V
13,700
5,300
17,200
55,700
261,000
1,100
759,800
2,000
186,400
32,900
2,900
8,300
Mar. 30
Mar. 31
Mar. 17
11
68% Sale
100
INDUSTRIAL
145,900
2
14
1
68
Sale^
Wheeling 8c Lake Erie....100
479
73% Mar.
3% Sale
4% Sale
6% Sale
6%
7%
11%
14
11%
14
....
21,600
9,t>00
1,300
Sale
Sale
%
18% Sale
7% Sale
9% Sale
...
56,500
3,000
2,500
9,100
1
106
Mar. 31
Mar. 28
Mar.
1
Mar. 5
Mar. 22
Mar. 28
110
125
....100
Preferred B
10
9
*
50,600 Seaboard Air Line
Preferred
100
4,700
..100
761,619 Southern Pacific Co..
96,000 Southern Railway.....
100
Preferred
100
30,520
Mobile 8c Ohio certifs—100
1,300
1,000 Texas & Pacific..........100
..100
34,800 Third Avenue
2,300 Twin City Rapid Transit.100
Preferred
—.100
1,310
100
358,600 Union Pacific
Preferred..........
100
6,500
...........100
46,300 Wabash
Pieferred A.....
100
26,600
100
19%
39%
6%
%
8% Sale
Deposit receipts...
Preferred
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
100
100
St Louis Southwest
4%
12
Sale
Francisco..100
Preferred
6
115
90 Pitts Youngs 8c Ash pf 7% 000
"1Mb
Sale
19
19
9
Highest.
Sale Prices.
4%
2
..........50
300 Peoria 8c Eastern
.....100
..15
......50
..50
Rensselaer & Saratoga
100
Rutland RR. pref—...... 100
68%
Sale
1
505,000 Pennsylvania
11,600 Reading Company
First preferred
2,100
Second preferred
2,300
%
109 * Sale
preferred.........100
800 Plttsb & w«»« Virginia..100
40 Pitts Ft Wayne 8c Chicago. 100
30
Preferred
100
Sale
Sale
2d preferred...........100
Prior preferred
Preferred
Ask.
43
«
Preferred
20
Sale
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
March 31.
Ask. Bid.
Sale
......—100
150 Northern Central......—SO
100
278,000 Northern Pacific...
........100
200 Pacific Coast
6,000
3,050
3,005
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN MARCH.
STOCKS
Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
N
Since
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
Sale
20%
6
10
5% Sale
12% Sale
42%
45
% Sale
2
11%
86
3
13
Sale
61% Sale
123
Sale
6% Sale
26
4
13%
Sale
4%
20%
34
36
30
Sale
42
31% Sale
50
42
5%
12%
42%
%
Mar. 29
Mar. 31
Mar. 16
1
Mar.
2
Mar. 18
12
Mar. 28
17
45
Mar.
7
Mar. 14
% Mar. 31
2% Mar. 5
14
Mar.
7
86
Mar. 31
7
60% Mar. 31 73% Mar. 8
Mar. 14
123
Mar. 31 129
85
Mar.
6
Mar. 23
26
Mar. 26
3
Mar. 28
17% Mar.
7
8%
39%
5%
17%
37%
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
8
9
7
7
8
50
30
Mar. 31
5% Feb. 10
12% Feb. 10
40
Jan.
% Feb.
2
12
Mar.
Feb.
7
ill
6
25
3
Jan.
16
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
15
9
12
15
Feb.
18
3]
15]
73% Mar.
2 129
7
Mar. 28
17% Mar.
29
5
Mar. 23
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
90
75% Jan.
54% Jan.
117% Jan.
7}
183
47
8
Mar. 14
8% Mar.
39% Mar.
6
14
8
9
Jan. 13
Jan.. 28
7
26
5
37% Mar.
8
Am
Coal
Co of Alleghany
County, N J
25
4,800 American Colortype———._*
216,900 Am Com Alcohol v t c.____10
2,500 Amer Encaustic Tiling ...._*
16,000 Am European Securities..._*
American Express Co.....100
4~57~806 Am & Foreign Power.._._._*
100
5
8% Sale
4
4%
9
107
280
Preferred..
100
.......
Voting trust ctfs
~2~I66
*
Preferred <6)
100
380 American News Co...,.....*
• No
par
value.
.......
140
Sale
Sale
f
Sale
til
Sale
54%
6%
2%
3*
6
2%
Sale
58
Sale
4
9%
2%
5%
110
4%
16%
18%
7%
4%
1%
10%
44%
18%
57%
5%
a?*
Sale
3%
Sale
140
Sale
Mar.
1
8% Mar. 4
2% Mar. 30
5% Mar. 22
Sale
Sale
2
Sale
Sale
Sale
61
Sale
7% Mar. 31
4% Mar. 28
9% Mar. 17
43% Mar. 28
15% Mar.
1
58
68
Mar.
Mar.
2
2
5% Mar. 31
% Mar. 21
2% Mar. 26
6
Mar. 26
Sale
41
Mar. 31
Sale
17% Sale
3
2%
12
1%
3% Sale
4%
Sale
33
29
31
14%
15
28
29
17% Mar. 31
2% Mar. 2
3% Mar. 22
14% Mar. 29
28% Mar. 28
Mar.
Mar.
5% Mar.
2%
11%
51%
21%
2
Sale
3
15
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
8%
%
3%
7%
44%
21%
3% Mar.
5% Mar.
19
30
Jan.
Jan.
4% Mar. 18
15% Mar. 18
15
Mar. 26
7% Mar. 31
4% Jan. 28
1% Jan.
4
9
Jan.
4
41% Jan.
5
12
Jan.
5
50
Jan. 14
5
Jan.
4
% Jan.
8% Mar.
21% Mar.
6
§*
*iH
8
24
Mar. 26
41
2
2
Mar.
15
Sale
2%
Mar. 22
4% Mar.
10
4% Mar. 18
15% Mar. 18
Sale
20
11
Sale
Sale
Sale
2
5% Mar. 10
Sale
%'
2%
%
3%
5
Sale
American Metal..
1,980
Sale
7% Sale
Preferred
31,150
Preferred (6)
*
17,900
2d pref A
♦
40,119
9,500 Am Hawaiian Steamship... 10
Amer Hide 8c Leather_..._..*
3,300
Preferred
4,500
....T_._—100
*
34,435 Amer Home Products.....
*
77,600 American Ice
Preferred
100
4,300
*
243,000 Amer In tern at Corp.....
*
5,100 Am La France 8c Foamite
*
22,000 Amer Locomotive
Preferred...
.......100
6,650
...*
44,400 Am Mach 8c Foundry
10,900 Amer Machine Ac Metals....*
Sale
6
5
22
6% Jan. 29
2% Mar. 30
5% Mar. 22
45
2
Jan.
5% Jan.
30% Jan.
17% Jan.
2
7
Mar. 11
Mar. 12
Jan.
3% Mar. 22
14% Mar. 29
28% Mar. 28
45
Jan.
6
Jan.
11
5
6
13
Mar. 22
Jan.
9
10% Jan.
16
9% Jan.
38% Jan.
14
21
Jan.
18
33
17% Jan.
14
Feb.
17
2% Jan.
7
6
12
Jan.
51% Mar.
21% Mar.
68
Mar.
6
9
8
8
8% Feb.
% Jan.
19
12
Feb.
3
4
9%
44%
22%
3%
Jan. 18
Mar. 7
Jan. 14
Mar. 9
6% Jan.
19% Jan.
11
14
33
30
Jan.
N. Y. STOCK
AGGREGATE SALES,
In
March.
PRICES
STOCKS
Since
Shares.
73,300
6,300
T. STOCK EXCHANGE
Shares.
Par.
Amer Power 8c Light..
15,300
335,900
140
460
4,500
52,700
5,800
...*
*
Pro.erreu
Preferred (5)
Pref A stamped
7,100
108,200
Preferred
76,525
21,400
43,400
285* Sale
55* Sale
100
18*
"3*566
"7", 500
100
25
35
Sale
325* Sale
955* 103
70
78
m
!!H
625*
35*
24J*
100
ctfs*
H
%
•
Zinc, Lead 8c Smelt...*
2 5*
9
3 5*
» tr
25*
15
...
Preferred
370
600 Andes Copper Mining Co
3,100
9,600
Sale
9
Sale
70
•
*
25
Sale
-.100
...
Preferred
Arnold Constable
Associated
100
100
.25
50
Sale
163*
100
136,100 Atlantic Refining....
Sale
25
6,900 Atlas Powder
Preferred
100
1,300
6,200 Atlas Stores...............*
.._....*
1,000 Atlas Tack Corp
•
2,397,100 Auburn Automobile
23
.........
.
.
.
800 Austin, Nichols 8c Co
800
100
143
400
3,100
40
7,500
200
20
46,900
2,300
4,200
3,400
3,100
50
5,700
400
9,540
7,700
1,800
...
.....
360
500
100
35,720
6,100
430
20
3,400
2,300
1,600
74,000
80
Mar. 11
Mar. 14
23
Mar. 14
47
Mar.
Mar.
8
Mar.
8
45* Mar.
2
305* Mar.
7
2
5* Mar.
4
23
Mar. 24
105* Mar.
8
Beatrice Creamery
44
15* Mar.
5* Mar.
93* Mar.
15* Mar.
2
Mar.
Mar.
53* Mar. 26
25* Mar. 2
65* Mar.
1
35
Mar.
Mar. 28
35
15
Mar.
15
Mar. 16
21
145*
15
105* Sale
16
185*
Sale
3
Sale
45* Sale
15*
25*
725* Sale
5*
5*
143*
145*
15
5
15* Mar.
45* Mar.
16
Sale
J*
15
Sale
22
20
5* '•
5*
15*
1%
25* Sale
99
.....
72
WA
Mar.
74
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
9
245* Feb.
215* Jan.
70
Jan.
10
Feb.
80
21
18
365* Mar. 3
395* Jan. 13
885* Jan. 13
5* Jan.
Mar.
70
345* Mar.
Mar.
5
75
Jan.
5* Jan.
4
35* Jan.
35* Feb.
9
95* Jan. 27
8
8
15
55* Feb. 25
305* Mar. 7
27
195* Feb. 23
55* Mar. 31
8
Mar.
2
Jan. 25
Jan.
8
31
23* Mar. 18
4
155* Jan.
2
895* Mar.
W
4
23
11
9
Jan,
18
125* Jan.
14
9
Feb.
175* Mar.
74
11
2
Mar. 10
45* Jan.
12
8
Feb.
16
2
4
95
Feb.
26
Jan.
44
Mar.
9
2
Mar.
9
Jan.
Jan.
2
5* Jan.
7
63* Jan.
15* Jan.
18
•3
Feb.
1
26
50
Jan.
26
1
2
Jan.
Mar. 23
5
15* Jan.
35
15* Mar. 10
145* Mar. 9
55* Mar. 31
175* Mar. 30
23
Mar.
82
)1
15
Sale
Mar. 31
15* Mar. 17
20
115*
Sale
10
5* Mar. 19
15* Mar. 12
35* Mar. 8
75* Mar.
85* Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
45* Jan.
15* Feb.
Mar.
Mar. 14
Mar. 17
5* Mar. 31
Mar. 31
8
Mar.
2
Mar. 28
9,
Mar. 31
>6
195* Mar.
Sale
Mar. 31
195* Sale
175* Sale
Mar. 28
195*
195* Sale
48
25
Mar. 31
Mar. 28
165* Mar. 28
Mar.
5
Jan.
45
Mar.
1
Mar. 31
Mar. 16
Mar. 16
7
Feb.
5
Feb.
15
5
Jan.
8
60
Mar.
50
Sale
50
Mar. 30
65
Mar. 10
135*
Sale
13
Mar. 19
195*
515*
5*
5*
435*
125*
15*
95*
Mar.
1
Mar.
9
Mar. 24
Mar. 17
Mar. 9
Mar.
5
Mar. 9
Mar. 11
495* Mar. 28
5* Mar. 24
5* Mar. 17
37
Mar. 28
50
75* Mar. 31
5* Mar. 24
*
75* Mar. 29
Mar.
*
5* Mar.
4
35
116
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
3
Mar.
2
7
13,400 Budd (E G) Mfg
*
650
Preferred 7%..........100
27,640 Budd Wheel
*
18,900 Bullard Co
*
4,400 Bulova Watch
._...*
Mar.
Mar.
12
Mar.
5
2
Mar.
Mar.
4
Mar.
100
Mar.
8
Mar. 18
115* Mar.
Mar.
1
Mar. 15
895* Mar.
Mar.
7
3
2j
Mar. 10
35* Mar.
75* Mar.
2
Mar.
Mar.
3
2
Mar.
7\
*
1
„5*
a2,y
Sale
Mar. 28
55*
5*
25*
95*
Mar. 11
Mar. 4
Mar. 11
Mar. 31
Sale
17
Mar.
1
Debenture stock
100
Sale
55
Mar. 31
130 Bush Term Bldgs. pref..
100
90
80
Mar. 19
5,500 Butte Copper 8c Zliic
.....5
6,200 Butterlck
8,600 Butte 8c Superior Mining..10
251,200iByers8cCo
•
1
35*
Sale
Sale
55
29
Mar.
5
Sale
18
Mar. 14
Feb. 25
Feb.
Mar.
*
Jan.
3
60
10
95
445*
45*
625*
185*
245*
245*
3
16
50
1
Mar.
60
5* Mar. 22
33* Mar. 30
3* Mar. 4
115* Mar. 31
50
Mar. 30
Mar. 30
Mar. 19
Feb.
6
34)
5*
25*
725*
335*
L16
Mar.
11
Feb.
1
5
15* Mar. 29
J*
75!
Mar. 31
Mar.
9
Mar.
9
Mar. 14
Mar.
7
Mar. 7
Mar. 8
Mar. 3
Mar. 19
15
1
29
Jan.
55* Mar. 11
9
•5* Feb.
25* Mar.
11
95* Mar 31
4
155* Jan.
Jan.
2
15
9
J»
30
25
Feb.
9
Jan.
Jan.
15
11
Jan.
26
25* Mar. 11
13
Mar.
7
215* Mar.
9
65
Mar.
29
85
Jan.
22
8
15
13
5
7
Feb.
4
Jan. 14
Jan. 28
Jan. 14
Mar. 7
8
28
5
9
14
85* Mar.
7o
13
2
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
25* Mar. 31
4
35* Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
2
Mar. 14
1
5
9
11* Mar.
Mar. 18
10
Feb.
Mar.
1
Jan. 23
55* Jan.
9
Mar. 8
35* Mar. 30
5
55* Jan.
67
19
Jan.
36
Feb.
9 1195* Jan.
75* Feb. 10
3
15* Feb.
14
225* Jan. 14
515* Mar. 9
62
Mar. 30
5
Jan.
8
Jan.
19
1!*
15*
435*
125*
15*
105*
Mar. 24
18
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
9
135* Mar. 16
Jan. 14
Feb. 15
61
Jan.
6
65
Jan. 22
Mar. 17
Jan.
5
Mar. 31
Mar. 29
Jan.
74
Mar. 24
25* Jan.
Mar. 11
Mar.
5
Mar.
3
Mar. 11
Mar.
7
7
14
7
14
Mar.
55
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar. 21
133* Mar. 16
75* Mar. 30
19
59
4
Mar. 31
11
Jan.
Mar. 28
Mar. 12
2
4
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Mar.
15
Jan.
Mar. 31
145* Mar. 141
45* Mar. 2
75* Sale
25
Feb.
4
)5
Sale
15
99
Jan.
Mar. 16
48)
18
Feb. 26
14
Jan. 12
Jan. 14
Jan.
2
Jan.
7
Mar. 28
74
80
2
13
14
Mar. 29
Mar.
55* Mar.
Mar. 31
18
9
Feb.
85* Jan.
285* Jan.
8
L0
Mar. 28
16
Mar.
Jan.
Feb.
8
31
7
41
15
27
11
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 31
45
13
22
Jan.
12
}0
Sale
635* Sale
2
Mar. 31
Mar. 17
Sale
100
4
Jan.
5
Sale
Sale
2
Jan.
Jan.
5* Jan.
2
Mar. 29
43* Mar. 22
59
Jan.
3
Sale
21
Jan.
35* Jan.
320*
10*
if*
Mar. 17
355* Sale
605*
615*
145* Sale
22?* Sale
16
5* Jan.
7
5* Mar. 30
25* Feb. 23,
9
25* Mar.
5* Mar. 31
9
91
95*
105*
155*
125*
255*
795*
55*
15*
1515*
5*
Feb.
Mar. 15
175* Sale
Sale
12
75* Feb.
4
25* Jan.
7
85* San. 15
Mar.
75* Mar.
9
Mar.
5* Feb.
Sale
2
5
43* Mar. 31
145* Jan.
15* Mar.
45* Mar.
85* Mar.
75
Mar.
25* Mar.
4
Feb.
8
4
Preferred..............100
20
JS Jan.
6
Jan.
7
5 1375* Feb. 19
865* Mar. 9
Mar. 23
Mar. 29
70
90
Class B common
.*
100
Class B certificates
76,520 Burroughs Add Mach...._..*
7,900 Bush Terminal Co..
14
Jan.
8
665* Jan.
105
15
22
16
71
40
100
Mar. 14
Jan.
5
9
5* Mar. 19
5* Mar. 30
25* Mar.
1
*
.........
5
Jan.
65
143* Mar. 14
Mar.
780
9
Mar. 10
Mar.
H Mar.
145* Mar.
Mar.
Preferred
345*
20
preferred...........100
Class Anew—..
Jan.
35* Feb.
1075* Jan.
55* Mar. 10
15* Mar. 21
1015* Mar. 11
45* Mar.
15* Mar.
100
1,100
370
1,500
1
5* Sale
5*
1
25* Sale
..
56
Mar. 18
Mar.
70
a2VA
4?*
35*
9
105* Mar.
16
71
Sale
8
Preferred (7).........
69
5
5
335* Jan.
205* Mar. 30
675* Feb. 13
50
19,900 Brooklyn Union Gas..
*
1,100 Brown Shoe, Inc
*
230
Preferred
100
109,700 Briggs Manufacturing......*
5,200 Brun8wick-Balke-Coll...._.*
16,700 Brunsw'k Term 8k Ry Sec...*
13,700 Bucyrus-Erie Co
10
9,200
Con v preferred
5
180
9
15* Mar. 10
145* Mar. 9
25* Mar. 15
145*
105*
Blaw-Knox
Preferred
55* Jan.
90
32
Mar.
20
57,100 Bohn Alum 8c Brass Corp...*
2,900 Bon Ami class A............*
1,000 Booth Fisheries.
4
29
19
Mar.
3
Jan.
Feb.
55
11 103
5
Mar.
*
10 Bloom! ngd ale Bros
Preferred
.....100
543
240 Blumenthal 8c Co pref
100
60
Jan.
ir-
3* Jan. 15MM
5* Feb. 18
15
10
"
Corp......*
6,500 Brockway Motor Truck
90
Feb.
Mar.
15* Sale
*
4,000 Briggs 8c St ratton
305* Jan.
Jan.
9
89
*
115,600 Borg-Warner Corp.....
900 Botany Cons Mills A
2
Mar. 29
75* Mar.
6)* Sale
195* Sale
100
Best 8c Co
Borden Co
14
Jan.
5
13
12
*
Belg Nat Rys part pref
Bendlx Aviation Corp.
7% preferred
255* Jan.
Mar. 29
Mar, 29
53
32
70
*
...
6
9
Mar.
7
Jan.
2
9
8
3
5* Jan. 27
185* Mar, 28
105* Mar, 28
Mar. 10
45* Mar.
115* Mar.
8
Mar.
4! 13
5x295* Mar.
Mar.
100
Preferred......
Holding Brothers
ist
'
19
50
50
71
Sale
•
50
Beech-Nut Packing...
Bethlehem Steel
39
Feb.
175* Mar.
74
9
18
2,A
50
100 Bigelow-Sanford Carpet Inc *
280'
3
4
171
21
4
25* Mar.
Sale
*
1st preferred........
830
25
100
400 Burns Brothers
'""800
8
895* Mar.
22 110
25
....
200
700
28
5
75*
505*
....
Preferred.....
25
5
7% preferred..
100
30
114,600 Barnsdull Corp, class A...25
*
490! Bayuk Cigars, Inc
382,100
9
Sale
3
...
100
45* Mar. 12
7 5*
10
Sale
Austrian Credit Anstalt.
Autosales
..._*
390
117,800
51,600
3
3
Mar. 18
80
5H
65*
15* Sale
5* Sale
60
35
5*
*
Sale
Sale
......
Prior A
380
Preferred
190
300 Bar net Leather
33,500
Mar.
Mar.
73
2
Mar.
25*
Mar.
225* 20
Sale
5J* Mar.
5
Mar.
6
14
135* Mar.
75
17258 Mar.
45*
45* Mar.
95*
95* Mar.
84
....
60
100
100
75* Mar. 8
715* Mar. 14
14
25* Jan.
1
31 1355* Mar.
28. 865* Mar.
Mar. 23
5* Mar.
4
70
12
•
...
870 Barker Bros...
""*270
65* Sale
70
2d preferred...
9,000
If
Mar.
14
Jan.
13
Jan.
2
1
28
25* Mar.
205* Mar.
Sale
15* Sale
5* Sale
10
a\V*
Sale
Associated Oil...
280
100
65*
33*
135*
705*
23*
95*
50
Sale
*
70,100 Baldwin Locomotive
Preferred
100
6,070
1,090 Bamberger (L) 8c Co pref.. 100
1,800
15
Sale
15* Sale
55*
1,190
Preferred
Sale
M
80
*
10,500
1,700
500
19
Mar.
365*
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 14
5 103
Mar.
5
Mar.
Jan.
3
..100
87,600 Aviation Corp..........
180,300
27,500
183,700
14,800
15*
5*
*
""166
56,900
2,640
4,500
18,100
5,000
491,200
91,000
727,804
24,200
25*
Mar.
69
2%
4
Corp.....*
41,300
34,100
1,600
2,500
5,200
113*
Sale
....
800
10
7
3
22
715* Mar. 10!
Sale
Class B
600
470
370
Mar.
281
3
70
Armour of Illinois class A..25
900 Atl G 8c W 1 SS Lines
40,600
9
4
5* Mar.
95
400
840
Mar.
Mar.
35*
.095*
745*
765*
.065*
Sale
600
270
28!
Mar. 29i
2
70
92
Dry Goods
1st preferred
i",66o
25*
15,
if*
39
"""166
""600
215* Jan.
215* Mar.
265* Mar.
255* Mar.
95
35,400
"
7
17j
25
Sale
9,000
40
3
Mar. 15
70
Sale
90
10
2,300 Art Metal Construction
13,200 Associated Apparel Indus..*
400
Mar.
31
13
31 *295* Mar.
5* Mar
75* Jan.
345* Mar.
205* Mar.
Sale
40
4,100
900
5
Sale
20
Sale
Artloom Corporation
Preferred
20
2,200
3H
105*
Sale
Sale
Sale
77,600
71,900
19,600
6,200
615,800
74
4
Sale
100
41,800
32,200
10,200
1,300
420
8
12!
Sale
100
Preferred
13,200 Armour (Del) pref
66,500
1,200
31
95* Sale
63*
8
16 J* Sale
71
*Y/8
Sale
•
Archer Daniels Mid
730
"2,406
300
25*
Mar.
5* Mar.
5* Mar.
55* Mar. 30
Sale
Preferred
..25
1,200
...50
721,006 Anaconda Copper
*
3,900 Anaconda Wire 8k Cable.
•
24,200 Anchor Cap Corp
300
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
'
495* Jan.
85* Jan.
Mar .30
5
100
Sale
100
...
Writing Paper
Amer
13
14
Jan.
4 120
285* Mar .31
100
Mar. 30
165*
703*
32
Mar. 29! 505*
325* Mar. 28 345*
345* Sale
ngM
9
8
Mar. 19
Sale
*
445* Mar.
75* Mar.
Mar. 30 110
*
Corp
Pref voting trust ctfs
I
150
isU
Sale
Foundries
Preferred
165* Jan.
58
Mar. 31
31
53
4
Sale
......100
American Woolen....
Am
9
85* Mar. 31
8
Mar.
H
85*
225*
25*
5*
183*
105*
Sale
53
.....
2,900
Sale Prices.
57
285* Mar. 31
5
101
\y*
c
.....
400
108
Preferred.
27,900
208,400
Mar. 31
31
Sale
2!
Preferred. .............100
350
*
8,700 American Stores
28,500 American Sugar Refining.100
Preferred
100
7,400
6,200 Am Sum Toh
3,767,540 Amer Telep & Teleg
10«>
25
32,500 American Tobacco
Class B
25
421,550
Preferred
!
.100
7,100
1,200 Amer Type Founders..... 100
Preferred
100
1,260
101,800 Am Wat Wks 8c El
Certificates
*
3,700
1st preferred
.....—*
1,800
6,600
62,300
700
....
Amer Sol* 8c Chem
Amer Steel
Highest.
Sale Prices.
165* Mar.
85* Mar. 31
Sale
10
.....
Preferred..
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Price.
83* Sale
31
52
Ask.
100
...
23,100
12,800
7,500
256,356
2,000
7,000
Sale
*
*
*
530 American Shipbuilding
610
400
145*
50
.........100
206,950 Amer Smelt 8c Refining,
Preferred
8,200
2d Preferred...
6,520
7,400 American Snuff
120
320
56
13,700 American Republics..-..—*
159,400 Am Rolling Mill
25
17,100 American Safety Razor
*
260
32,600
1,000
Sale
*
1,800 Amer Ship 8c Co mm
300
135*
52
Ask.
Highest.
Lowest.
*
$5 preferred
500
30
Bid.
March 31.
Ask. Bid.
Am Radiator 8c Stand San..*
500 American Seating
2,400
5,600
2,200
2,300
1,145,453
10,100
115,200
2,300
March 1.
Bid.
.....
100
59,700
4,700
3,020
2,900
Jan. 2
1932.
193,600
15,500
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
IN MARCH.
Price
Jan. 2.
S
33
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
Jan.
4p
5
19
26
61
8
Mar.
Mar.
9
7
14
7
8
Feb. 19
Mar. 19
N. Y. STOCK
34
AGGREGATE SALES.
Since
March.
Shares.
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
IN MARCH.
Jan. 1.
Shares.
PRICES
STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK
In
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
3,100
""Boo
8,400
1,800
14,600
1,700
I
'
1,200
2,000
717,100
y750
25,900
170
100
4,200
600
900
210
1,700
1,200
1,983,200
300
10,900
40,600
5,000
2,000
400
2,200
6,100
120
2,420
175,700
8,300
*
610
.
560
800
1,600
40,906
3,400
14,400
1,200
18,100
200
2,400
2,700
A--*
Mar. 15
Preferred class A...—...50
2234 Mar. 30
3134 Mar. 28
5234 Mar. 17
374
Preferred
110
stamped........
Solv—.. ......*
Conde-Nast Publlc'ns
*
...
80
Preferred
340
2,170
10
520
1,000
2,700
2,200
1,050
3,000
110
5,200
2,300
59,100
15,100
150
20
3,800
8,500
100
Preferred (6%)
100
Prior pref x warrants.....
.........
12,800 Consol Film Industry
Preferred
18,500
1,142,550 Consolidated Gas
...
*
Consol Laundries Corp.....*
Consolidated Textile
*
Preferred...
—.100
...
Corn Prod
Refining..
Preferred
Coty.Inc
—25
100
...
11,800
4,900
66,700
6,300
3,500
3,400
1,200
♦
Crown Co-'. Ac Seal......—*
Pref en ea...
.._....*
._..._*
..—.—*
Crucible Steel of Amer
Preferred
Cuba Co....
8% preferred......
10
......
20
5,700 Dresser (S R) Mfg
4,7001 Class B
Ex-dividend.
conv
*
4
Mar. 11
80
75
80
Mar. 24
34 Sale
4
20
8
Sale
8
8%
1634
95
1834
'
18
Mar. 24
Mar. 15:
Mar. 22
Mar.
3
Mar. 8
6634 Mar. 16
ai ys
134 Mar. f2
434 Mar. 23
8
Mar. 15
22
Mar.
5
5
96
934 Sale
4834
] 2934
90 H
834
7634
10 34
8
26>4
70
1334
8134
334
62 34
9 34
20 34
16%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
20
I
5
534
5
1%
334
19
97
57"
%
18*
8
63
3
IK
Sale
13
Sale
7%
a
834
834
034
734
1834 Mar. 28
2
6734 Mar. 29
„
134
Sale
Mar. 28
13
13
Sale
8
Sale
Mar. 15!
Mar. 28
Mar.
934
5?*
5
60
234
25
Sale
65
70
8
50
72
60
60
Sale
47
2
3
6
90
9
Sale
~
9%
34 Sale
Sale
,34
1
Sale
'x
42
%
44
Sale
3434
334 Sale
20
1934
134
134
6
Sale
34 Sale
4134 Sale
125
13434
1034
3
1334
2134
Sale
2234
1234
334
1434
25
18
134
Sale
134
M
1
8
31
4
23
1034
834
10%
934
80
69
112
Sale
59
3
334
4
034 Sale
234 Sale
583-s Sale
1
8
934
34
234
34
534
34
44
3IM
2?M
93
Sale
Sale
234
134
Sale
Sale
83
g*
Sale
Sale
92
Mar. 31
70
60
Mar.
Mar.
54,
Mar. 23
3
Mar. 31
834 Mar. 31
5734 Mar. 31
9134 Mar. 18
14
Jan.
18
2
Feb.
29
734 Mar. 15
12% Jan.
4
9
634 Jan.
Mar. 16
Jan.
Jan.
14
Feb.
Feb.
23
Jan.
14
11
Mar. 24
4% Jan.
6
1234 Mar. 17
10
7
3
Mar
Jan.
% Jan.
2% Jan.
8
Jan.
1534 Jan.
Jan.
14
634 Jan.
11% Jan.
22
Mar. 12
9
Mar. 28
734 Jan.
10
Feb.
71% Jan.
9
Jan.
13
Mar. 18
5634 Mar. 11
1534 Jan. 14
2834 Feb. 19
68
7
25
7
5
5
Jan.
15
2% Jan.
434 Jan.
834 Jan.
6
Jan.
85
22
14
22
Mar.
Feb.
96
5120
9734 Jan.
6
50
45% Jan.
2434 Mar. 28 3134
87
Feb.
6 95
7
22
14
Jan.
Mar. 11
Mar. 17
Mar. 29
63
80
17
20% Jan.
Jan. 20
Mar. 15
Mar. 21
634
5634
1034
2434
23
Mar.
8
Mar.
9
Mar. 11
10% Mar.
19'
80
11
1034 Mar.
12
5
15
Mar. 22
10;
634 Mar. 24
3034 Jan.
7
64
Jan.
5
1134 Mar. 31
19
7
7
Mar. 17
% J an.
30% Jan.
79
16%
8
14
7
16
Mar. 9
Jan.
34
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Mar. 31
7
Jan.
1
Jan.
34 Mar. 23
40
1
Mar.
Mar. 24
5% Mar. 21
34 Mar. 11
40% Mar. 28
125
Mar.
3
Mar
.
3234
Mar. 11 i
!
24
Jan.
37
Mar. 12
1% Jan.
2
15
34
234
2334
4934
134
Sale
23
79
Sale
80
Sale
Sale
2034 Sale"
7% Mar. 21
2034 Mar. 31
75
75
80
Mar. 28
Mar. 31
Sale
Sale
Sale
7
Sale
3
Mar. 29
434
8
12
1
Feb.
1
6
Mar.
5
134
8%
35%
7%
31
Jan.
86
Jan.
15
14
234 Feb.
2
Feb.
8
3
1% Mar. 29
1
1% Mar. 28
5
70% Jan.
"
3
15
14
Jan.
4
Mar. 31
Mar. 28
4
Mar.
15
34
6
7% Mar. 21
20% Mar. 31
75
9
5
Feb.
Mar. 30
34 Jan.
30
Mar.
1934 Mar. 21
4% Jan.
7
1534 Mar. 5
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
J an.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 12
Mar.
7
Mar.
4
Mar.
23
16
Mar.
Mar. 31
80
Feb.
5
'1034 Jan.
2% Mar. 19
i Mar.
1% Mar. 29
134 Mar. 28
2
7
8
11
16
2
Mar. 10
11
4734 Mar.
4
Mar. 31
Mar.
83
3 129% Jan.
5
434 Jan.
26
1
8
5
Mar.
20% Feb. 15
34 Mar.
85
76
Jan.
125
23% Jan.
6
85
76
5
Mar. 12
Mar. 12
33
90
Jan.
5% Feb. 10
2
34 Jan.
20
Sale
85
76
434 Feb. 17
2534 Mar. 8
134 Jan. 14
7
Mar. 8
34 Jan. 13
5
37
1
Sale
Sale
Sale
8
4
Mar.
7
Mar.
31
6
134 Sale
5
41
2% Jan.
33
134
4734 Mar.
5
2:37
34 Mar.
434 Mar.
Sale
6
29
1
33
8%
Jan.
Mar. 21
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
33
1
18
14
8
Mar.
19
28
31
.
8
3
19%
334
15%
23 34
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Sale
Mar.
23
2034
1534
2%
1234
2034
■O
Mar.
3134 Jan.
3% Jan.
19% Jan.
40
% Mar. 12
3 127
22
154 Mar.
Sale
8
8
55
Jan.
Jan.
8
Mar. 23 »24% Jan.
72
Feb. 20
59
Jan.
6
Mar. 7
52
Jan.
6 60
44% Jan.
2 5834 Jan. 12
3
Mar. 31
5 34 J an. 11
Mar.
7
8% Jan.
5
% Mar. 23
„
1*
13
9% Mar.
4
1
Sale
1
6
Feb.
2
6
8
634 Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 21
Mar.
~
19
Jan.
11
Jan.
Mar. 31
4
Mar.
17
10
8
7% Jan.
20
19
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
41*
2
Jan.
334 Mar. 28
1934 Mar. 31
44
Mar.
1% Feb. 24
1034 Mar. 8
8
% Feb.
734 Jan. 29
8% Mar. 15
2% Feb.
1% Jan.
Mar.
334 Sale
1934 Sale
12634 12834 120
3
334
334
20
2234 2034
1534 Sale
18%
334
334
334
1234
1334 12%
23
20.%
W/s
28
33
25%
134
234
3
Mar. 15
Mar. 11
34 Mar. 22
1% Mar. 28
% Mar. 23
1
Mar.
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
130
27% Mar.
34 Mar.
234 Mar.
4734 Mar.
1
2
Feb. 19 101
Mar. 2 95
4
77
Jan.
5
13
Mar. 31
6
Jan.
15% Jan.
Mar. 7
Mar. 3
Jan. 22
Mar. 14
Mar. 11
Jan.
34% Mar. 31
Sale
16% Jan.
56
Mar.
Mar. 24
Jan. 14
4
34% Sale
Sale
Sale
11
Feb.
Mar.
2634
2134
2034
68%
6% Mar. 29
3% Mar. 29
53,% Mar. 31
8 34 Jan.
5
•19% Jan.
17
9
41%
7%
4%
68%
10
Sale
Sale
10
10
40*
6
Feb.
Feb.
Sale
434
2234
28
Feb.
19
1034 Sale
11
Jan.
Jan.
4134
1%
34
134
7%
35%
7%
24%
21
12
Mar.
Mar. 30
1334 Sale
2334 Sale
734 Sale
1434 Sale
834 Sale
11
934 Mar.
95
Mar. 28
115
18
FeD.
8
Mar.
9
2
Sale
Sale
Sale
434 Mar.
1134 Mar.
6834 Mar.
16
85
70
Jan.
34 Mar. 22
1% Mar. 28
34 Mar. 23
Sale
34 Sale
lit
4*
Mar. 23
Mar. 23
34
100
20
4
2234 Mar.
16
7934
134 Sale
234 Sale
15
15
Mar. 23
35
73
Jan.
5
Mar. 31
55
15
65
53
54
iiH
18
18
15
75
834 Mar. 31
234 Mar. 19
58
Mar.
Mar. 15
Mar.
Mar. 8
34
10
19
33
434 Mar. 28
94
89
40% Sale
134
134
34 Sale
134'Sale
7
734
134
6% Feb.
27% Jan.
43% Jan.
Feb.
70
7
Mar. 21
2234 Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
95
77
60
26
Sale
1
Mar. 15
Mar. 11
2 101
Mar.
96
89
69
V*
Sale
27% Mar.
Mar.
95
Sale
olf
l?A
Sale
24""
44% Sal©
334
5
9%
11
20
—-
3334
17
13
14
Feb.
6
11
15
Jan.
7% Jan.
1334 Jan.
7
234 Jan.
95
100
34 Jan.
4
4
Mar. 28
134 Jan.
7% Jan.
3
5
29
10
8
534 Mar. 31
Mar. 12
Mar. 28
Mar. 18
Mar.
2634 Feb.
4934 Fob.
3 34 Mar. 23
934 Mar.
14
634 Mar.
63
95 34 100
113
114
Sale
—100
cl A..*
7
Mar.
Mar. 21
Sale
Sale
17 J4
34
1034 Sale
31,900 Diamond Match
*
13,800
Participating 6% Pref—25
94,500'Dome Mines Ltd.
--*
19,800:Dominion Stores
...♦
22,400 Douglas Aircraft Co Inc.—.*
x
1
Mar.
5
Mar. 22
63
Sale
8
9
Mar. 17
Mar. 14
9
2434 Sale
43*
8%
334 Sale
234
134
5
13
1334
100
Mar.
96
734
60
69 % Sale
13
Sale
*
800 Dpvoe Ac Reynolds A..
1st Preferred
120
Mar. 17
Mar.
9
Mar. 15
65
Sale
Sale
75
5
23
11
15
3
23
9834
10
734 Sale
5a
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Sale
9
8%
9434
*
Davison Chem
5
234
134
73a
1234
534
4
7%
70%
24
—--*
8,800 Cutler-Hammer Mfg
28,500 Deere & Co prei
12,000 Detroit Edison
§28
434 Feb.
22 34 Fob.
8
5
4
Jan.
1
6634 Mar. 8
1234 Mar. 4
334 Mar. 26
1934 Mar. 17
Mar. 24
5634 Mar. 11
1034 Mar. 17
2434 Mar. 29
Jan.
Prices
11% Feb. 13
Mar. 30
534 Feb. 16
Mar. 15
Mar.
7
534 Mar.
26
39
16% Sale
Sale
Sale
Preferred....——..—100
Cudahy Packing
50
110 Curtlss Aeropl Ac Mot Co Inc *
18,100 Curtiss Publishing Co..—
Preferred
7,700
235,200 Curtlss-Wright Corp
...-*
Class A...
45,000
280 Cushmans Sons 7% pref.. 100
Mar. 21
5
88
43
—*
20
57% Sale
IP gj*
22
....———-*
10
17
Mar.
Mar.
8
10934 Sale
10934 Mar. 28 120
Mar. 22
4934
4934 48Mar. 1 50
Sale
3134 Mar. 9
24% Mar. 28
Sale
27.34 Sale
Mar. 11
Mar. 28 95
9734 90
9434 90
734 Mar. 26 10% Mar. 7
754 Sale
Sale
80
Mar. 17
75
Mar. 31
Sale
94 34 75
9
10
Mar. 12
1034 Mar. 8
Sale
34
6
934 Mar. 5
634 Mar. 24
9.
3J*
25
40
40
Mar. 19
Sale
70
Mar. 31
7034 70
Mar.
9
1134 Mar. 31
1134 Sale
Sale
82
8134
2934 Sale
2954 Mar. 31 41% Mar. 9
Sale
7 34 Mar. 24
634
7
634 Mar. 29
Sale
•434 Mar. 7
334 Sale
334 Mar. 29
Sale
5334 Sale
5334 Mar. 31 6834 Mar. 11
Mar.
834 Sale
Sale
834 Mar. 16 11
2634 2354 Sale
2334 Mar. 31 26% Mar.
17 34 Mar. 12 2134 Mar.
1734
Sale
1834
Mar.
8
17
Mar. 28 20
1734
19
Sale
64
Mar. 24 68% Mar. 14
6434
100
Cuba Cane Products
Cuban American Sugar
24,900
1.
.
100
—
240
70
22
—....*
940 Crown Wil P 1st pf
3,000 Crown Zellerbach
No par value
100
*
100
Crosley Radio
Debenham Securities
"""Ho
85
xl2
Sale
3
De Beers Consolidated Mines.
12,100
5,200
13% Sale
-.-.--*
—
Cream of Wheat
Crex Carpet
11,400
1,570
1,700
21,700
8,800
3,043
9,700
7
3
8
12
26
65
Continental Bakcl A.......*
Class B_.......
167,200
2,020
41,300
7,900
13,600
7,800
11,730
3,100
!
8%
6%
5%
8
Container Corp class A....20
Class B
*
161,950 Continental Can...
*
7,600 Continental Diamond Fibre *
10
46,700 Continental Insurance
52,300 Continental Motors......—*
234,300 Continental Oil
—*
85,300 Continental Shares
81
13
Mar. 16
334 Mar. 23
534 Mar. 31
1034 Mar. "
8%
11
8
61
Pref 15
25,100
16,800
27,700
6,411
10,600
30,400
40,800
15,900
Sale
1034
Warrants
Commercial
Congoleum-Nalrn Inc...
*
Congress Cigar.
*
30 Conn Railway Ac Lighting 100
6,400 Consolidated Cigar...—
*
390
1-200
*
........
6H% preferred—.—.100
Convertible preferred
*
600
„
Preferred B
—25
1st preferred.........—100
Preferred............—100
11,900
400
4
100
-—*
900
382,650
1,000
49,000
8,300
100
*
Preferred B
Columbian Carbhn
880
;
3,000
48,400
1,900
11,100
6,200
114,000
23,400
52,300
1,340
16,500
3,800
7,300
1,200
4,330
1,600
100
Ac El PreferredlOO
9
2
534 Mar. 17
1234 Mar. 17
%
2
*
10%
834 Sale
*,
15%
16
*,
95
100
100
• 10654} Sale
105,000 Comm InvTrust
156", 500
4,200
6,700
342,900
;
11,900
6,600
6,700
1,300
3,300
10,100
10,000
4,700
11
'
Preferred.
34 Feb.
1!
7|
9
834 Mar. 31
234 Mar. 19
Investing...........100|
1.700 Columbia Pictures Corp v t c*
545,824 Commonwealth At Southern *
Preferred
21,100
—•
*
65,321 Commercial Credit
Class A
—50
4,500
Preferred 7%........—25
650
400
2",200
434 Mar. 28
7
Equipment
5 200 Cluett, Peabody & Co
*240
Preferred
235,000 Coca Cola
8,900' Class A
•
27,400 Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Co—*
Preferred
4,900
—......-100
*
28,200 Collins Ac Alkman
Preferred
100
1,100
*
7,900 Colonial Beacon Oil Co
-*
10,700 Colorado Fuel At Iron
Mar. 31
70
1
2,100 Clark
490
"
Mar. 28
Mar. 29
_
1
53,300 City Stores-.
Class A——
670
1,600
200
Mar. 10
....
140
24,400
2,900
7
Mar. 17
Mar. 31
3,790 Chickasha Cotton Oil
10]
27,400 Childs Co
270 Chile Copper
25]
2,420 Christie Brown & Co Ltd..
'
905,1001 Chrysler Corporation
16,100 City Ice Ac Fuel...
Preferred
1,220
1001
520
180
Mar.
—.100
51,400 Chicago Pneum Tool
Preferred
8,500
650 Chicago Yellow Cab....
198,566
35,400
Mar. 28
—
108",660
900
210
~
147,000 Cerro de Pasco Copp
*
6,100 Certain-Teed Prod
700
7% preferred..—.100
43,100 Checker Cab
—.......
179,300 Chesapeake Corp
207,300
1,700
—100
2,270
100
...*
94,500 Caterpillar Tractor.
1,130 Cavanagh-Dobbs, Inc......*
920
Preferred.........——.100
17,500 Celanese Corp of America
*
2,500 Celotex Co
Voting trust certificates..*
2,500
270
Preferred...... ......—100
9,500 Centra) Aguirre Associate#.•
*
4,000 Century Ribbon Mills..
110
163,500
5,000
22,121
c
Case (J I) Co
Pref 7%
7,900 Columbia G
Common
505,449
"2",800.
*
Capital Admin Co Ltd
60 City
'MOO
Mills—
Mar. 31
Mar.
3
Sale
2
334 Mar.
6J4 Mar.
Highest.
Prices.
834 Jan.
3;
Mar.
Mar. 30
Mar. 21
Campbell W & C Foundry.—*
Canada Dry Glng Ale
—*
Cannon
Sale
1034 Mar.
Call f Packing Corp
Callfnia Petroleum.,..——25
"2", 100 Callahan Zinc-Lead..10
—25
24,000 Calumet & Heel a
7,100
42,200
5,700
7,900
3,600
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices
Par.
18,500
234
44,900
3,700
EXCHANGE]
Jan.
Jan.
4
76
10
Mar. 31
3
11
18
9
21
3 34 Feb.
1
90
Mar. 12
5
67
7
14
14
15
Mar. 29
Mar.
7
Jan. 21
534 Jan.
15
1534 Jan.
15
-
134
""5"
iirA
Sale
Sale
12
im
2i%
15
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
14%
1534
11% Sale
21
2234
11
Sale
1%
3
834 Sale
9834 Sale
11
9134
14% Sale
24
24%
z934 Sale
15% Sale
9
18
9
734 Mar. 30!
98
734 Mar. 30
10% Mar.
98
Mar. 29 11534 Mar.
13
Sale
Sale
Sale
Mar. 29 122
85
Mar.
Mar. 16
Mar. 10
Mar. 18
1434 Mar.
23% Mar.
934 Mar. 31
15
9
Mar. 28
Mar. 28
1734 Mar. 28
8
Mar. 24
85
Mar.
Mar.
11% Mar.
221
Mar.
11% Mar.
5
Mar. 16
12% Jan.
21% Jan.
735 Jan.
13
13
Jan.
734 Jan.
1734 Mar. 28
8
Jan.
14
1334 Feb. 24
1034 Jan.
Mar. 24
95
Feb.
15
15% Mar. 10
24% Mar. 18
11% Mar.
18
Mar.
13% Feb.
23
Feb.
5
5
1
25
12% Feb. 17
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK
AGGREGATE
SALES.\
PRICES IN MARCH.
STOCKS
Jan. 2
51 %
323,297'Drug.
Preferred...
100
—
640jl)uque8ne Light
35,700
1,797,600
90
10
90
....*
100
...
Baton Axle A Spring..
E 1 duP de Nem A Co
92%
20
11,200
6% cumul preferred....100
23,600 Eltingon Schild....
12,200
Preferred k%%
1»0
543,400 Electric Auto-Lite
Preferred............
45,900 Electric
29%
100
1% Sale
*
1
_
91
4
Mar. 17i
90
89
Feb.
13
1* Feb.
5j
4
10* Jan. 23
25 101* Jan.
8
101 97
Mar. 14
Feb.
Feb.
3
Mar. 14
97
57
Mar. 28
924 Feb.
4% Mar. 2
5% Mar. 5
72* Mar. 31< 84* Mar. 7
110
Mar. 22 115
Mar. 28
Sale
6
Sale"
6
Mar. 16:
7%
45% Sale
45% Mar. 311 58%
103% 104
101 % Mar.
1 105
%
% Mar. 3
*
4%
6k
6% Mar. 16
6%
20% Sale
20
Mar. 31
32 %
93% Sale
9334 Mar. 31 100
1% Sale
1% Mar. 1
2%
Sale
97
100
Boat
96
73
111
.....
920
Mar. 14
Sale Prices.
47* Mar. 28
55% Mar. 5
1% Mar.
10
Mar. 14
Mar. 28
Highest.
Prices.
Jan.
20
"~3*
3%
5
78% Sale
112
6%
7
54% Sale
101 % Sale
•
1
10
Sale
Price«
101
20
100
Sale
I
47* Mar. 28
12
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale
Sale
1
95 •
.Lowest.
Ask.
48
91
1st pref._100
Durham Hos Mills pref
Preferred
10
Sale
2
12
101
1%
*
•
2,900 Eastern Rolling Mill
338,500 Eastman Kodaa
450
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
Par.
1,200 Dunhill Int
1,800 Duplaa Silk
! March31.
March 1.
1932.
Shares.
401
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Price
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1.
35
Mar.
99
3
Mar.
7
98
2
Mar. 16
Mar.
Jan.
5% Mar.
5
14
18
19
19
5924 Feb.
6 105
Mar. 17
9
Jan.
15
* Feb.
5* Feb.
Jan.
134
12*
20
Mar. 31
3224
9334 Mar. 31 100*
134 Jan.
6:
2*
7
Mar.
Jan.
424 Jan.
45* Mar. 31
Mar. 17
Mar.
21
10! 8724 Jan.
22 119* Feb.
4!
8
Feb.
68* Feb.
6
6
Mar.
7
16
Mar.
5
8
324 Mar.
8
1524 Mar.
5824 Mar.
9
8
29
Mar. 31
64
Jan.
14
Mar. 11
28
Mar. 31
55* Jan.
14
Feb.
Jan.
6
Elec & Musical Ind—
130,300
612,500
14,250
11,000
American
shares
3
1—
w
Elec Power A Light.......
Preferred certificates
Preferred
3% Sale
12% Sale
Sale
3% Sale
7% Sale
3
Mar. 29
11% Sale
48% 52
43% 45
55
Sale
29
Sale
29
47
Sale
28
Sale
28
26%
*
(6)
30%
Sale
25
Sale
24% Mar. 29
% Mar. 1
% Mar. 5
7% Mar. 31
Mar. 31
Mar. 31
50
224 Jan.
4
7* Mar. 31
4
Jan.
8
15* Mar.
9
Rights
26,400 Elec Storage Battery
*
5,240 Elk Horn Coal Corp...
..*
4,660
Preferred
........50
Sale
%
Sale
%
%
%
*
—
7
1
5
3334 Mar.
34 Mar.
34 Mar.
2424 Mar. 29
* Jan. 13
* Jan. 13
33* Mar. 7
* Jan. 13
* Jan. 13
Emerson-Brant cl A
Class B
•
Emporium Capwell Corp
JX
•
1,600
|6
cum
preferred
Preferred
13% Sale
3%
4%
2%
10%
6
6%
ilH
80
100
..........25
Preferred
7% preferred
Pref ctfs of deposit
4,600 Fairbanks Morse..
100
3,300 Fashion Park Assn..
1,070
Preferred...
4,600 Federated Departm't Stores.*
1,100 Federal Light A Traction..15
210:
Preferred
1,700,Federal
Screw Works.......*
2%
1%
50,400.Federal Water Service A....*
31,900 Fidelity Phenx Fire Ins....10
470 Fifth Avenue Bus...
4%
23%
6%
....*
10 Fllene's Sons..
lOfc
*
Fuller Co prior pref
190
2d preferred
1,265
Preferred
8,200 General Bronre
4,100 General Cable...
1,660
Preferred 7%
8,400
Class A
750
—...»
*
*
Class B
420
680
250
3%
18% Sale
2% Sale
60
65
16 %
25
Mar.
9
21
Mar.
5
25
Mar.
2* Mar. 23
1* Mar. 2
10* Mar. 16
2
2
Sale
1%
a
6% Sale
Sale
21% Sale
7% Sale
7%
7
2%
48%
Preferred......
General Refractories
9
8
Co.
Mar.
7
89
Mar. 31
12
Mar.
15* Mar.
8
12
Feb.
9
57
51
Sale
51
Mar.
59
Mar.
5
4
48%
Sale
46* Mar.
53
Mar.
7
5024 Jan.
4134 Jan.
15* Mar. 8
59* Jan. 26
5
53
* Mar.
* Mar.
* Mar.
1
9
2
Mar.
4
7* Mar.
7
% Sale
%
11*
7*
10
82
5%
9%
10
95
1
5
8
6* Mar. 30
7
Sale
50
Sale
Mar. 29
7
Mar. 31
8
12
2%
Sale
18
334 Sale
64%
16 * Sale
2% Mar. 24
17* Mar. 29
3
9
9
Mar.
8
19* Mar.
3
Mar.
16* Mar. 31
4
25
12
2%
50%
24 Mar. 23
11
Mar. 24
1
14* Mar. 18
11
7
12
Mar. 30
234 Mar. 24
1534 Feb. 10
224 Jan.
2
60
Jan.
5
1534 Jan.
4
Mar. 10
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
30
24 Feb.
5
Feb.
11
11
"2*
32
14
9
14
14
15
Feb.
9
1* Jan.
4
11
17
Jan.
3
49
Feb.
8
61
8
28
Jan.
4
12
Sale
Sale
35* Mar.
1024 Mar.
Mar.
8
12
13
1024 Mar. 28
Sale
16
Mar.
Mar.
4
11
98
100
100
Mar.
2
Mar.
Mar. 11
3
97
2
Jan.
Feb.
Mar. 21
124
11*
334
2824
89*
Jan.
Feb.
1^
13H
4
105
3%
Sale
2
2
17
Sale
4
d*
Sale
Sale
25
30%
39%
40
24
20%
31%
29%
Sale
22%
23%
32
88*
Sale
Sale
Sale
83
Sale
Sale
Sale
85
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
88%
4
3%
7%
3U
Mar.
124 Mar.
1124 Mar.
3% Mar.
32* Mar.
89* Mar.
17* Mar.
10* Mar.
34 34 Mar.
134 Mar.
20
26
Mar.
8
Mar. 10
Mar. 22
Mar.
7
Mar.
21
9
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
3
Mar.
Mar.
11*
2434
32*
87*
15*
7934
324
Mar. 11
2
Mar. 11
Mar. 10
Mar. 17
Mar.
3
Mar. 12
10
5
40%
6
Sale
Sale
54
2%
27
Sale
Sale
67
Sale
64*
Sale
23
29
Sale
Sale
Sale
15
Sale
62
5%
44
50
Sale
*
17
*
48
Sale
Sale
*
8
Preferred
100
Preferred
ex-warrants..100
50
50
Sale
434 Sale
1234
15
15* Sale
21
/
Sale
x55
!
55
52
H
1*»
Sale
10* Sale
6534 Sale
Sale
3*
12*
Sale
13*
1124 Sale
Sale
44
9* Sale
6534 Sale
Jan.
14
Mar.
14
9
Feb.
17
10
11* Mar, 241
8
21* Jan.
6
31* Jan.
86
Jan.
Feb.
24* Jan.
25
Mar.
37
Feb.
88
Jan.
24* Jan.
15* Mar.
79* Mar.
3* Feb.
87* Mar.
6
Mar.
1
10
1
44
8
19* Mar.
28* Jan.
Mar.
75
90
24 Mar.
1434 Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
* Jan.
1234 Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
*
18*
6234
1%
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
14
Mar.
534
4834
534
1624
90*
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
75
Sale
13
Mar. 10
Feb. 15
Jan.
9
Sale
Sale
~
5
Sale
,7/»
2
38*
Mar. 24 101
Feb. 10 26*
2
Jan.
11*
5
Jan.
40*
Mar. 28,
2*
Mar.
91
11
9
1
4
29* Feb.
Mar.
*
8
Feb.
16* Jan.
5* Jan.
40
Mar.
Sale
~
Mar. 21
Mar.
1%
9
Feb.
19* Mar.
n*
Jan.
1 m
20
Sale
13*
19%
8
15* Jan. 15
19* Mar. 4
27 105* Mar. 11
26
Sale
14
14
16
5
Mar. 30
Jan.
Feb.
Mar. 15
Sale
1
Sale
Jan.
3* Jan.
Mar.
7
8*
17*
10*
3124
1*
Feb. 13
Mar. 17
Mar.
4
Sale
*
20
2
4
13
"A"
Feb.
Jan.
Mar.
100
1,300Gould Coupler
10
Mar.
93
16,100
1st preferred
36,700 Gotham Silk Hosiery
7
80
Mar.
Sale
Sale
100
Mar.
18
* Jan* U
* Jan.
9
1* Jan. 18
Mar.
17% Sale
7% preferred
158,900 Goodyear T A R
Jan.
6* Mar. 30
29
1
%
11
3
83
6,000
Mar. 31
7* Mar. 7
1034 Feb. 19
1
Mar. 28
Sale
•
9
7
94
25
5%
Sale.
Preferred
Jan.
4
Mar. 10
3* Mar.
21* Mar.
3%
22 %
75
%
Gold & Stock Telegraph..100
57,700 Goodrich (B F)
»
Feb.
1
Feb.
2
Feb.
3
Mar. 28
Feb.
5
95
234
45
•
Mar. 31
*
34
34
724
Mar. 14
*
*
7
65
6
Sale
12
10
95
4%
6
2%
3%
19% Sale
3% Sale
64%
18% Sale
2
* Mar. x
34 Mar. 4
34 Mar. 29
7% Mar. 28
Sale
Sale
100
2724 Jan. 15
8* Mar. 8
Sale
13%
100
8
6
14
Sale
Mar. 31
*
*
Feb.
6* Feb. 18
Jan.
2* Mar.
50* Mar.
pref erred. .100
Brothers
20
2
29
....*
7% preferred
Mar.
8* Mar.
3* Feb.
10* Mar. 16
Sale
...
Convertible
No par value.
7
94
27
9%
Sale
186.800 Gold Dust certificates ..._.*
•
Mar.
Mar.
134 Feb. 10
334 Jan.
4
70
Sale
6
.......
7% prior preferred..
42,080 Gobel (Adolf)
390
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 30
25
Jan.
8
Jan.
7
Jan. 25
Mar. 11
Mar. 9
30
3%
100
200
800
124
424
21*
734
Sale
30
33
Sale
Gen Steel Castings pref
*
Gen Theatre Eq v t c
__._*
Gillette Safety Razor
*
Glidden
Mar.
2
Mar.
13* Mar.
Mar. 14
x20
8
Jan.
21
10* Mar.
*
Preferred
Girnbel
Sale
1*
16
*
Gen Realty & Utilities Corp.*
4
12
33
30
3
*
Mar.
20
.
Mar.
89
50
94
3
*
32,824 General Public Service
43,050 General Ry Signal
18,100
11,600
6,400
710
101,800
898,300
28,700
10,700
6,830
20,400
75
20
Preferred
Mar. 24
1* Jan
4
14%
"8% Sale"
*
*
29
30
3
2
4%
Sale
22,200
Preferred (5)...
22,000 Gen Outdoor Advertising
2,600
A
1,490 General Printing Ink..
7
4
3
ilH
Sale
50
25
2,400
Preferred
.......100
3,852,350 Gen Motors Corp,
.....10
Mar. 10
Mar.
8
Mar.
64
Sale
*
Jan.
5
11
12
28
334 Mar. 31
4* Mar. 23
524 Jan. 19
22
1% Sale
16,500 General Mills
85
7
34
•
27
6
95
Sale
Preferred A (7)
Jan.
1* Mar. 31
234 Jan.
6
3* Mar. 31
Jan.
Sale
Preferred A (8)
3,100
Conv preferred A
1,000 General Italian Edison
75
Jan.
100
110
Mar. 21
Mar. 31
Mar. 23
10* Mar. 31
11
—
Jan.
17
Sale
—*
7
Jan.
53
..*
A Elec Cl A
Jan.
Mar. 11
*
.....
67,400 Gen Gas
5
30
9
1124 Jan.
8
64
Sale
100
5
18
10
Preferred (7)
2,419,250 General Electric......
108,400
Special
354,500 General Foods
234 Mar.
6224 Mar.
28
85
25
...
29
94
80
5
8
5% Sale
—*
100
734 Mar. 29
62
Sale
...—....5
69,800 General Baking Co.........5
4
6
Mar. 16
Jan.
21%
*
*
19,800 Gen American Investors
*
3,400
Preferred...........
100
126,300 Gen Amer Tank Car...._...*
38,500 General Asphalt
3
19
Mar.
Mar.
c
57
6124 Mar.
Mar.
3%
4%
4*
4724
1*
Mar.
Mar. 29
Mar.
5
8
4
27
30
J J
*
2,700 Gabriel Co (The) Class A...*
3,187 Gamewell Co (The)
•
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
55
% Sale
500 Food Machinery Corp......*
14,700 Gen Cigar Inc
4
42*
17*
3*
1*
924
20
25
51% Sale
Preferred 6%..........100
10,000 Follansbee Bros
.........*
310 Franklin Simon pref
93,400 Freeport Texas Co
134 Mar.
1
56
20
...*
Mar.
29
Jan.
Mar.
7
75
Mar.
134 Mar.
334 Mar.
334 Mar.
46
3
13*
73,500 Flak Rubber
*
7,490
First preferred
.....100
1,480
First preferred conv.... 100
2,300 Florshelm Shoe class A ....*
.....
75
Mar. 16
Mar.
7
89
'92"
1,185
Preferred..............100
29.600 Firestone Tire A Rubber...10
11,900
Preferred
100
56,200 First National Stores
*
7% conv preferred........*
2,700 Foundation Co
*
22,200 Fourth Nat'l Investors
..1
93,700 Fox Film "A"
»
Mar.
5% Mar.
78
22
66,200 Foster-Wheeler
Mar.
10
7
57
66
15
—100
Motor Truck....
Mar.
4
Jan.
36* Feb. 15
9 10734 Mar. 17
Jan.
Mar. 31 25
Feb. 16
Jan. 12 51
Feb. 23
27
25
20
63
20
Mining A Smelt..100
Preferred
1,200 Federal
51
25*
100*
1534
44*
6124
1824
7%
2%
10*
1% Mar.
Sale
3*
i!M
24
18*
12
...
Gardner Motor
5
48
Mar. 17
Mar.
9
Mar.
4
2
%
1% Sale
3% Sale
3% Sale
4
29%
1%
1%
....100
54
2%
10%
h*
rl*
Mar. 10
22
5934 Mar.
1734 Mar.
Sale
1
36
Mar.
1534 Mar.
4824 Mar.
Sale
6
4%
4%
*
18
6
2
100
105
59% Sale
2
Ss
—...—100
"33* Mar.'
8*
48
61*
100
Fairbanks Co
80
180
300 Federal
Sale
54
57
*
10,800 Equitable Office Bldg ......»
8,000 Eureka Vacuum Clean
•
2,500 Evans Auto Loading Co
5
1,545 '.xchange Buffet Corp......*
2,8001/alr (The) Co
•
770
31*
33
33
33*
106* 117
104% 110
21
24
15% Sale
51
53% 42
7,400 Endicott-Johnson
50
1,400
Preferred...
....100
3,600 Engineers Pub Service
1,300
Preferred
*
3,100
Preferred (5*%)
10
Mar.
Mar.
x54* Mar.
3
7
8
Mar.
Mar.
3
9
14
60
Feb.
5
Mar.
7
Mar. 10
4
Feb.
Mar.
Jan.
8
Mar.
Mar.
z50
Mar.
Jan.
2434 Mar.
6834 Mar.
2% Jan.
Jan.
1* Mar,
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
14
Mar.
31
4* Jan.
42
Mar. 17
Mar.
9
16
Mar. 18
86
Jan.
Jan.
1* Mar.
16* Feb.
14* Jan.
16
Jan.
Mar.
* Mar.
10* Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
7
Jan.
54
5* Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Feb.
6* Jan.
19* Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
95
Feb.
3* Mar. 28
13* Mar. 30
10* Mar. 31
1824 Mar.
44
10* Mar. 31
61
18* Mar.
43
Mar. 31
9* Mar. 31
65* Mar. 1
424 Mar.
15
Mar.
8
5
9
Mar. 10
11* Mar.
65* Mar.
8
1
3* Mar. 28
12
Jan.
5
5* Jan.
17
Jan.
14
8
9
Mar. 10
Jan.
6
61
7* Jan.
50* Jan.
5
11
11* Mar.
65* Mar.
8
1
...
1
1%
*
1 *
* Mar. 29
I"~Maf."l4
* Mar. 29
1
Jan."II
n. y. stock
36
aggregate sales,
Price
Jan. 2
1932.
1.
Jan.
Shares.
Shares.
22,900
6,700
32,700
160
11,500
2,300
12~666
9,200
6,600
1,560
110
42,700
500
*
128,300 Graham-Paige Motors..
17,700 Granby Cons M S A P....100
*
68,600 Grand Sliver Stores
160 Grand (F A W) Stores pf_100
•
28,300 Grand Union
Preferred
*
7,300
6
50
Gulf States Steel.....
7%
1%
30
8.400
27,100
3,300
9,600
*
Sale
Sale
8,400 Hall Printing............
4,200
16
Preferred
10
1~666
300
1,700
800
40
420
8,500
7,900
600
2,300
9,400
5,900
11,700
3,200
31,900
23,600
7,200
29,000
15,200
*
...
25
7
♦
25
27
100
93
100
»
80
Sale
...»
•
*
»
100
79k
80k
194 Sale
10k
10*4
5k
8
12634* 130
2*4 Sale
56 k
57 %
17%
18
3*4 Sale
*
13
*
...
10 k
10
Preferred
100
10
82,100 Ingersoll-Rand
*
Preferred
Sale
4 % Sale
25
nl*
24
*
20
c,
Sale
Inland
Sale
Mar.
7
13
Mar. 30
Sale
Mar. 30
% Mar.
*4
%
3%
Mar.
8
20*4 Mar.
26% Mar.
1*1 Mar.
13*4 Mar.
31
29
20
20
20*4
27
26%
1% Sale
1434
13*4
7
Mar. 16
6
29
24
13
Mar.
70
Mar.
8
8
13*4 Mar. 30
1*4 Mar. 3
*4 Mar. 7
7
20
Mar. 12
Mar.
8
65
Steel
Insuranshares Corp (Del.).
New
30
3k
Sale
1
....
30%
92% 100*4
25
Sale
79
80% Sale
2
n!K
m
Sale
Sale
Sale
7
Sale
3%
Sale
1
1%
19
1%
Sale
34 %
34
23
22
73*4 Sale
% Sale
27
10
Feb.
Mar.
68
Mar.
65
Jan.
8*4 Mar. 31
11
Mar.
Mar.
4
Mar.
8
Mar.
1% Mar. 7
8*4 Mar. 15
1*4 Mar. 3
2%
3
6*4
78
Mar.
9
Mar. 10
8*4 Mar. 28
10" 156
100
31,000
1,800
11,300
16,900
4,600
54",800
3.500
40,800
118,100
3,700
Insuranshares Ctfs Inc
3k
*
*
4,400 Intercontinental Rubber
•
12,600 Interlake Iron
•
7,200 Internet Agriculture
Prior preferred
100
2,500
*
113,300 Int Business Machines
2,300
2,600
3,600
8,900 Internat Carriers Ltd
29,400
79,400
25,100
1,300
184,800
7,200
93,700
230,600
4
Sale
Sale
*
...
Internat Combus Eng
Preferred
k
4*4
•
Preferred certificates
Internat Harvester,
*
7% preferred
100
Internat Hydro-Elec Sys A..*
Internat Match pref
25
11,200 Internat Mercan Marine
:
•
*
'
/
aya
Sale
108
Feb. 19
Mar.
7
21
8*4 Mar. 31
70
15
Jan.
Jan.
1*4 Mar. 15
*4 Jan.
6
7% Feb. 18
10
1
300
5,800 Internat Paper & Power cl A *
Class B
•
2,600
Sale
12,400
10,900
6,400
22,500
580
Preferred
390
7%
100
200
1,700
10,200
70,906
240
6,070
7,200
66,500
182,800
140
270
"l",766
2.922,000
85,500
•
58
*
1
Sale
6,700 Jewel Tea Inc....
522,600 Johns-Manvllle
17
100
3,120 Jones k Laugh Steel pref. 1C0
460 Kansas City Lt 1st pf Ser B *
2,700 Karstadt (Rudolph)
*
19,400 Kay ser (J) A Co
25,500 Kaufman Dept Stores..112.50
400 Kelth-Albee Orpheum pf.100
*
126,800 Kelly-Springfield Tire
6% preferred..........100
1,160
Preferred H%
13,975
....100
32,600 Kelsey-Hayes Wheel..
...»
239,000 Kelvinator Co.
830 Kendall Co pref A_._.__
*
466,600 Kennecott
Copper .......1*
*
1,600 Kimb er ley-Clark
*
3,400 Kinney (G R)........
8% preferred...........100
10
7% preferred
100
330 Kresge Dept Stores......
*
30
8% preferred..
.....100
3,600 Kress (S H) A Co
.*
210
...
4,261,200 Krueger A Toll Co
217,700 Kroger Grocery A Bak
Mar.
6*4 Jan.
cum
preferred.
Sale
17*4
Sale
10*4 Sale
7*4
8*4
40*4
68
43
54*4
Sale
2
Mar.
iva
95
Mar.
83
Mar.
8
73*4 Mar.
*4 Mar.
Mar. 10
Mar. 15
Mar.
3*4 Mar.
5
10
2*4 Jan.
Mar.
53
8
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
8
Mar.
7
Mar.
3
Mar.
5
16%
3*4
9*4
5*4
2*4
1*4 Mar.
5
3%
9%
5*4
2*4
Feb.
Jan.
Mar.
Feb.
27
23*4 Jan.
17*4 Mar.
2*4 Mar.
23*4 Mar.
3*4 Mar.
17*4 Mar. 26
2*4 Mar. 31
24
2
Mar.
7
7
26k Mar.
7*4 Mar. 10
4*4 Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
4*4 Jan.
90*4 Feb.
2*4
*4
2*4
*4
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
3*4 Mar. 17
% Mar. 7
5
Mar.
4
Mar.
3
1
Mar.
3
5
Mar. 31
2*4
*4
2*4
*4
19
Feb.
13
4k Jan.
14
8
Jan.
12
3*
Jan.
7
19
22
9
18
9
13
14
15
15
29
18
8
9
8
28
Jan.
30,
Jan.
Jan.
5
10 117
0
3
Mar.
5%
10*4 Mar. 29 18%
7
*4 Jan.
ih
117
Mar.
9
Mar.
4
Mar.
8
10*4 Mar.
*4 Mar.
10*4 Mar.
17
Mar.
4
3
17
Mar.
2
20
25
Mar.
8
20
Mar. 311
Mar. 10
Mar. 9
Mar. 3
Mar. 9
95
Mar. 24 108
1*4 Mar.
Mar.
95
101*4
11*4
21*4
3*4
Mar.
8*4 Mar.
3*4 Mar.
2*4 Mar.
474 Jan.
4*4 Jan.
Jan.
31
92*4 Mar.
3
12
8
11
1*4 Jan.
9
Jan.
2
1*4 Jan. 21
38*4 Mar. 7
39*4 Feb. 19
*4 Feb.
1*4 Jan.
26*4 Mar.
26
9
Mar.
16*4 Jan.
Ilk Jan.
5*4 Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
1*4 Mar. 10
38*4 Mar. 7
39*4 Mar. 9
134 Mar.
12
8
12
14
10*4 Mar. 10
7
130 k Jan.
Mar.
5
5
57 % Jan.
24*4 Mar. 8
5*4 Mar, 8
Feb.
Mar.
18
Jan.
1*4 Jan.
11*4 Jan.
Feb.
Mar. 29
Feb.
Mar.
83
5*4 Jan.
110
Mar.
Mar.
7*4 Sale
86
6
12
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
21
Jan.
15;
29!
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
11*4 Mar.
8*4 Feb.
3*4 Mar.
2*4 Mar.
24 k Feb.
Jan.
4
1*4 Sale
*4
1
%
*4
6*4 Sale
434 Sale
36*4
39
17*4 Sale
36*4 Sale
20*4 Sale
49
Sale
6*4 Sale
4*4 Sale
40
Sale
3634 Sale
7
4*4
1*4
19
7
20
3*4 Mar.
ya
a
11% Sale
3%
3%
7% Sale
25k 29
10*4 Sale
15k ' 20
9
103
110
85
53
102
36
14*1 Sale
Mar.
2
Mar.
2
:24 k
8
Mar.
Mar. 10
Mar. 14
Mar.
3
Mar.
7
Jan.
Feb.
16
5
Mar. 30
Jan.
Mar. 10
Jan.
14
15
Mar.
37
7
15
10
2
17
¥
Mar. 16
44*4 Jan. 15
24*4 Mar. 10
65
Feb. 13
Feb.
11
48% Mar. 31
Mar. 29
5
3*4 Mar. 31
Mar. 31
3
36*4 Mar. 30
4*4 Jan. 23
5
■1*4 Jan.
Mar. 21
10*4 Mar. 31
Mar.
7
30
Jan.
4
3
1
5
15*4 Jan.
85
Mar. 31
102
12k Feb. 19
Jan.
9
Jan. 21
52 k Jan.
8
6k Mar. 16
2*4 Jan. 14
18
Jan. 14
11
55
4
Mar.
7
15
21
21
4
23 k Feb.
20*4 Mar.
90*4 Mar.
78*4 Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
9k Mar.
Mar.
10k Jan.
2% Jan.
lk Jan.
*4 Jan.
11
Jan.
8k Mar.
86
Mar. 31
Mar. 10
6*4 Mar. 16
Mar.
Sale
7
40
35
32
*8
Mar. 31
Mar. 10
Mar.
Sale
Sale
Sale
90*4 Sale
88
Sale
53
102
8
25
112
Sale
Sale
40
2*4 Sale
33*4
sv*
17*4 Sale
3*8 Sale
Sale
37
l!£
16
107
"34*4
7*4
16*4
Sale
Vs
*4
6*4
1*4 Sale
47
20
Sale
2*4 Sale
110
4*4
37
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
7
Mar.
9
Mar.
5
6
Mar.
9*4 Mar.
7
*
Mar. 26
Mar. 31
7
Jan.
4
Jan.
12
Jan.
4
Jan.
2
7
Mar.
9
20
16*4 Mar.
2*4 Mar.
7*4 Mar.
22*4 Mar.
3*4 Mar.
10*4 Mar.
8
1
7
30
35
Mar.
5
2*4 Mar.
1*4 Mar.
45
Mar.
Mar.
11*4 Mar.
Mar. 29
1
Mar.
Sale
10
14
Mar.
Mar.
13
Sale
105*4 Sale 105*4 Mar.
y\
3
34
2*4 Mar.
30*4
33K
Mar.
35*4 34
Sale
*4 Mar.
Sale
14*4 Mar.
110
Mar.
5
7
Mar.
6
6k Jan.
2*4 Mar. 18
25H
4!"
2!?J
Jan.
Jan.
15
38
Mar. 29
13
7
10
Mar. 31
Mar.
30
8*4 Mar.
18*4 Mar.
12
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
14
13 110
19
5
Feb. 25
15
Jan.
Mar. 28
12k Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
14
2
Mar.
19*4 Jan.
Mar.
30
Feb.
Mar.
6
16*4 Mar.
101k Feb.
Mar.
y» Feb.
26k Jan.
Mar. 24
3
Feb.
35
84
4
1
1*4 Mar.
P
Jan.
7
16k Feb.
18
Feb.
Mar. 31 113k Jan.
lk Jan.
Feb. 10
9*4 Feb.
5
1
34
Feb.
35
% Mar. 26
20
7
14
53
*4 Mar. 26
*4 Mar.
Sale
ily>
¥ i\
19
Sale
102
35
37
370*
15*4 Mar.
*4
Sale
20
Sale
40
27
8
lip
16
2*4
1
2
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
32
12
Sale
7
Mar.
36*4
5*4
1*4
10*4
35
3
•1*4
15%
Mar.
Mar.
Sale
v
ill%
gg 8*
Sale
Mar. 18
40
Sale
84k
113k
40
10
105
20
Sale
25
Feb.
23*4
39*4
24*4
x53*4
11*4
9*4
40*
Mar.
1*
33
tH
5k
12
Feb.
7
1
Mar.
Mar
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
85
31
95k 100
81
L12
79
4
8*
s¥a
Mar.
5
7
2
Mar.
4*4
36*4
17*4
36*4
16*4
48%
7
Mar.
8*4
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
6
7*4
5
Mar.
86
Mar.
7*4
1*4
*4
*4
Jan.
9% Mar.
7*4 Mar.
83
90
a*
15*4 Sale
Sale
5*4 Sale
*
5
33
37
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
k
Feb.
Jan.
9k Jan.
18*4 Mar.
13
19
22
5
23
6
19
7
9
7
9
8
14
19
23
14
9
22
23
14
7
8
24
21
26
8
100
8,300 Lee Rubber A Tire.........*
1*4 Jan. 12
2 78
Mar. 9
Mar. 10
12 130
5
8*4 Jan. 15
Mar.
Mar.
12
Mar. 24
70
124*4 Jan.
72
Mar.
8
15
....._
........100
Preferred
...........100
*
192,300 Lambert Co
400 Lane Bryant.....
No par value.
Jan.
88
10
7
20*4 Sale
99
99*4
8*4 Sale
4*4 Sale
2*4 Sale
1*4 Jan.
Mar. 15
Mar.
9
85
30k
...
36*4
20*4
5k
1
........
8
6
5
32
16
10k
57%
*
100
282,850 Kresge (S S) Co
7*4
50
5,400 Island Creek Coal
Preferred
Sale
82%
8*4 Sale
2*4
1*4
8
79
19*4
Sale
♦
Sale
7%
4
3
52
....100
Laclede Gas
~4,400
6k
a
Sale
100
preferred
Kuppenheimer A Co.
103,900
7k
Pref without warrants. .100
715
18*
38
360
360
56,300
1734
16*4
2354 Sale
95*4 100
20*4
.........
"1mb
Sale
Sale
1,800 Intertype Corp
9.600 Investors Equity........
220
12
Sale
Preferred
550
Sale
Sale
120
230
Sale
1
*
Preferred
1,170
Sale
11
100
1,037,562 Internat Tel & Tel
12,250 Interstate Dept Stores.
140
2,200
86,600
Sale
*
......100
22,600 International Salt
72,400 International Shoe..
32,000 International Silver
20
1,100
2,000
2,300
...........
11,400
.......100
3.5C0 Internat Printing Ink
*
270
488,912
7,850
Class C
85
Preferred
220
Sale
3
Mar.
4
14
6
.•
Sale
,
96
Sale
Sale
4
Sale
ivaSale
1%
Sale
Sale
1,000
1,900
2,200
1,000
4%
9
Internat Nickel of Canada..*
Preferred
100
3,800
Sale
102
18
•
2% Sale
34
m
2% Sale
%
1
7
12
30
Mar.
6*4 Mar. 30
5
Sale
990 Internat Paper pref 7%..100
658,300
4%
Sale
150
241,500
1,100
.4"
5%
%
ik
6
Sale
*
Internet Cement
2%
16
11*4 Jan.
88
Mar. 11
Mar.
5
14
Jan.
19
20
72
Mar.
73*4 Mar.
% Mar.
8
12
2
7
Rights
"I~656
27k Jan.
2k Jan.
19
10
7%
Jan.
Mar. 24
*4 Mar.
1H
Mar.
23
9
1
a
20
6
27
Mar.
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
16
8
Mar.
19
26*4 Sale
90 %
17*4 Sale
2% Sale
Jan.
Feb.
20
19
26
Feb.
5
8
1*4 Mar. 29
13*4 Mar. 24
130
81k Jan.
2
1
3
Mar.
Mar.
3% Mar. 22
9*4 Mar. 4
Mar. 7
13*4 Feb. 23
30*1 Mar. 8
13*4 Jan. 14
6*1 Jan. 8
35k
7
1*4 Mar.
15*4 Mar.
Mar.
22
Jan.
7
11
12
25
30
Mar.
12
14
3
Jan.
Jan.
9
7
3
1
Mar.
4*4 Jan.
7*4 Jan.
19
Mar.
9
53
*4
Mar.
20*4 Feb.
6*4 Mar.
Sale
1*4
20
Mar.
10
11
Mar.
10*4 Mar.
55
3
It
5*4 Feb.
30
116
3*4 Sale
19*4
3%
x9%
5*4
Mar. 30
31
21
24
5
5
1
*4 Mar. 30
Mar.
7
Mar. 16
Sale
54
12
9
Sale
6%
126
120
19*4 Sale
3% Sale
10%
10%
10%
1*4
33%
88
10
11
10
24
90
Sale
73
30
28
14
Mar. 7
Mar.
Mai.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 24
3%
1%
9
1%
Sale
22
Mar. 31
2
9
65
8*4 Sale
Sale Price*
4*4
*4
1*4
6*4
23M
12*4
24*4
10*4
4*4
66*4
20*4 Mar. 10
8
50
67
Highest.
Prices.
30
Sale
30
105
3
14", 050
"4"200
Sale
100
14,700 Inspiration Cons Copper..20
4,300
1k
31k Sale
.100
l6"506
"2"206
Sale
lk
Motocycle..
14,700 Indian Refining
105,900 Industrial Rayon Corp
52,400
28,400
5*4 Mar.
1*4
3%
134 Sale
7*4
5%
10
1
*4
1%
70
70*4 75
129*4
135
129 k 128
8*4
6*4
8
8%
*
Motors
....
500
30*4 Mar.
1
9
3*4 Mar. 22
9*4 Mar. 4
35*4 Mar. 7
Mar. 14
50
68
126
28,400 Howe Sound
102,000 Hudson Motor Car
74,100 Hupp Motor Car Corp
io'ooo
10%
,10
2
24*4 Mar. 30
1034 Mar. 28
Sale
27
Sale
8
Mar. 15
Mar.
7
7
Sale
Sale
100
...
_
Indian
Mar. 28
1*4
1*4
7%
1*4
70%
*
77,256lHou8ton Oil of Texas
100
74,466
Voting trust certificates.25
6,900
Mar. 31
11
20
30,600|HoudaUle-Hershey cl B
*
7,766.Household Finance part pf 50
1,800
7
3*4 Mar.
18
12
5
17
30
...»
3,600 Hercules Powder
1,210
Preferred
17,806 Hershey Chocolate
16,700
Preferred
1,100 Hoe (R) & Co class A._
7,066 Holland Furnace
17,300 Hollander (A) A Son
15,900 HomestaIce Mining
1,400
%
Lowest.
Sale
Prices
.......100
7% preferred
2,000 Hercules
600
Mar. 31
2
4% Mar. 31
% Mar. 21
1*4 Mar. 24
66
Hartman Corp class A
300
Sale"
.....
20 %
1%
Sale
Prices.
29
6
15
Sale
8
25
6
*
Class B__
9,700
2,190 Hawaiian Pineapple.
5,600 fayes Body
2,000 Helme (G W)_._
3,700
3
32
Sale
4%
67%
6
20
10
.....100
Preferred..
"
""400
11
*
2,200 Hanna preferred
8,900 Harbison Walker Ref
400
13
5
10
20 Hamilton Watch
2,000
25
Sale
..100
Preferred..
29*4
13*4
28%
12%
4%
58%
13%
1%
%
3%
7
30
22 %
32
69
Sale
Sale
7
18
25
Hahn Department Stores
2^
27 %
....25
Preferred A
390
2% Sale
4% Sale
30*
..100
2,400 Rackensack Water
1,000
Sale
28
*
1st preferred
a*
Sale
"m
Preferred..............100
"4",200
Sale
3
700 Granite City Steel
*
•
35,600 Grant (W T)
28,800 Great Northern Ir ore prop. *
23,900 Great West Sug
Preferred
..100
3,020
140 Greene Cananea Copper.. 100
....*
120,900 Grlgshy-Grunow Co
600 Guantanamo Sugar.....
*
50
Ask
/la*. bid.
Highest.
Lowest.
March 31.
March 1.
aid.
Par.
"loo
ranoe since jan. 1.
prices in march.
STOCKS
N. 7. STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
In
March.
exchange-stock:
100
160
85
44*4 Sale
4
2
V
2*4
150
89
89
"49*4 Sale
2
5
Sale
75
.....
150
79
42% Sale
4
2
5
Sale
3k Jan.
42
2
Mar. 28
Mar.
1
54*4 Mar.
7
Mar.
1
2
28
56 k Jan.
3 k JaDU
Jan.
5
2*4 Jan.
42
2
Mar. 28
14
28
8
N. Y. STOCK
PRICES
AGGREGATE SALES.
In
Jan. 2
Jan. 1.
Shares.
700
28,500
47,800
T, 666
14,100
1,500
100
•
18,000
25,000
5,700
4,600
500
6,700
48,400
2,500
1,900
13,700
75,000
i
Lehigh Portland
100
Lehigh Valley
Coal........-*
2
Preferred
11
5%
9
—*
Lehman Corn (The)
I.eh
40%
42
160
298.500
4,600
90
"B"................——25
*
Lily Tulip Cup Corp..
Loews
Loft
7,500
4,400
1,000
3,200
""150
250
20,500
9,800
85,700
23,000
10,800
3,400
160
1,400
237
29,500
45,200
2,600
5,300
300
10
250
100
100
*
100
800
26,089
8,500
2,600
7,000
200
12,800
130
7,200
.
*
1,100
2,500
200
3,400
4,300
100
100
..—25
—....—*
2% Sale
1%
2%
30% Sale
115% 116 %
75
83%
13 % Sale
1
1%
16
..100
0%% preferred
0% preferred
100
21,900'McGraw Hill Pub Co
*
15,700'Mclntyre Porcupine Mines..5
245,700!McKeesport Tin Plate....—•
41,300,McKe88on & Bobbins—
*
13,200
Preferred
50
13,100,McLelIaii Stores class A
•
530
Preferred..
100
8
14%
2,000 MacAndrewa & Forbes Co—♦
100
—*
75,100 Mack Truck Inc
.*
105,700 Mficy
•
13,200 Madison Square Garden
——
9,200 Magma Copper
2,700 Mallinson (H R) Co
10
7% preferred
-.——109
..100
2,460 Manati Sugar.....
470
7% preferred...
100
1,700 Manhattan Shirt
•
2,100 Maracaibo Oil Explor
10
89,848 Marine Midland
*
13,800 Marlin-Rockwell
11,500 Harmon Motor Car......—.*
*
34,900 Marshall Field & Co
....
400 Martin Parry Corp
600
Mathleson Alkali'Works
»st
*
lY* Sale
aW
8
5%
%
5
6,600 Mosta Machine Co
30
30 Mexican Petroleum......-100
65
85
tlOO
preferred
10
800
7,400
19,900
320,400
200
4,200
3,600
4,400
4,500
3,600
450;
500
61,900;
300
74,500
1,700
290
50,000
1,900
65,600
14% Sale
~18~~
17
35,900
1,100 Morrell (J) A Co....
8,600 Mother Load Coalition
21,600 Moto Meter Gauge A Equip
10,800 Motor
16,700
*
Products
55
3
6
7*
*
191,000 Nash Motors Co
6,900 National Acme..———.—10
580 Nat Air Transport
*
279,900 National Bellas Hess—*
7% preferred
100
2,600
218,700
2,400
760
27,100
67,500
2,000
National Biscuit
10
7% preferred
Nat Cash
100
*
Register A
Nat Dairy Prod
Corp —...—*
National Dept Stores......_*
7%
1st
preferred.......100
Nat Distillers Prod...
$2 50
pref
1,700 Nat Enamel A Stamp
4,600 National Lead.....
*
2,500
1,040
2,310
Preferred
150
430
Preferred
78,900
209,300
..100
..100
A....
..100
B
Nat Power A Light.....
*
80
d"
Sale
4
Sale
8%
Sale
50
Sale
Sale
10
8
22
7%
29%
%
%
21
Sale
Sale
Sale
1
%
1H
6
5%
% Sale
zl0% Sale
Sale
8
17
Mar.
1
22
Mar.
8
Jan.
6
22
Mar.
8
26
Mar. 31
34
Mar.
5
J an.
5
34
Mar.
70% Mar. 11
Jan.
6
72
Feb.
68% Mar. 26
2
1
3
9%
40% Sale
123
130
8%
23%
%
8
17
Sale
Sale
1
Sale
18%
Jk*
82
113
100
10
90
130
116
13% Sale
Mar
Mar
19
19
Mar
17% Mar
17
28
20
Jan.
4
Jan.
Jan.
7
16% Mar. 10
1% Mar. 8
Feb.
3
18
Mar. 31
5
1
■;
1% Jan.
6% Jan.
Sale
5
20
4
21
Jan.
4
27
Mar.
2
15
J an.
Mar.
1
51
Mar. 21
50
Mar.
7% Mar. 2
16% Mar. 16
59% Mar. 7
43
1
3
Mar. 22
8% Mar. 23
2% Mar. 2
3
48
30
Mar.
13
Mar. 29
Sale
60
Mar. 11
1
4% Mar.
22
Mar.
4
Mar.
5% Mar. 29
5
14% Jan.
5
Mar. 22
Jan.
8% Mar. 23
6
2% Jan.
5
28% Jan.
1
5
36
1
Mar. 14
14% Mar.
61% Mar. 111
Mar. 29
6
13
60
Jan.
9
8
21
Mar.
3
Jan.
14
Mar.
Jan.
5
Jan.
15
3
9
Jan.
23%
17
2
5% Mar. 29
14% Mar. 30
43% Mar. 31
17
5
8
Mar.
93
19
Mar.
Mar.
20
29
Feb.
Jan.
12
12
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
13
*60
16%
1%
16%
23%
4%
50
Sale
2%
30%
5
15
Sale
44%
9
k
4
15
6
m
1
4
16
31
14
14
Mar. 31
10%
Sale
10
Sale
Sale
Sale
1%
18%
36% Mar. 28 57%
3%
2% Mar. 24|
1
6
Mar.
7%
%
%'Mar. 28
1
9%
9% Mar.
2
% Mar.
%
9
% Mar.
%
2% Mar. 26
2%
7
5% Mar.
5%
1
1
% Mar.
10% Mar. 29 11%
9% Mar. 26 11%
1%
% Mar. 29
6% Mar. 28
8%
%
,% Mar. 23
Sale
Mar. 4
Mar. 8
Mar. 9
Mar. 7
Mar. 21
Mar. 1
Mar. 4
Mar. 9
Mar. 26
Mar. 7
15
14% Sale
Sale
3%
3%
6%
1%
6%
5%
_%
■
,%
Sale
Sale
15
2%
15% Feb.
4
14
18
7
7% Jan.
16% Mar. 16
62% Feb. 19
5% Feb. 15
Feb. 13
23
Mar.
5
4
Mar. 14
36
15% Feb. 17
19
Jan.
62
Feb.
62% Jan.
2
3r< ziy>
15
13
2%
30
Sale
21
19%
60
98
6
%
9%
9%
%
6%
%
5%
Sale
7%
Sale
45
48
1
Jan.
2
Jan.
3
Jan.
11
25
5
Jan.
15
7
,■
Mar. 14
12%
11%
2
14
Mar.
8
Jan.
Jan.
20% Mar. 10
16
Jan.
20
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
1
2
Jan.
3
Jan.
Mar.
8
Mar. 24
15% Mar. 17
2% Mar. 3
Mar. 19
!H
m
3
11% Mar
17% Mar
28
22
14% Mar.
3
21
7
Mar.
60
Mar. 15
40
50
Mar, 28
7
8
Mar.
1
51% Mar.
9
8% Jan.
35% Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
18
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
38
Jan.
19% Jan.
22% Jan.
Mar.
100
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
60
Mar. 12
Mar, 15 60
Mar, 12 100
2% Mar, 30
3%
5% Mar, 21
6%
8
3% Mar, 31
105
11% Mar.
17% Mar.
100
9
13% Jan. 14
% Mar. 23
13% Jan.
99% Mar.
30
2% Sale
5% Sale
3% Sale
39
1% Jan. 18
1
9% Mar.
5
Mar. 24
4
60% Jan. 14
9
3% Mar.
8% Jan. 14
Mar.
2
99%
115
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
Mar. 14
12% Mar. 30
2%
35%
12% Sale
17%
20
115
Sale
Mar.
%
9%
%
%
2%
4%
Mar.
Mar. 24
34
Sale
2
121
6
lsy*
2% Mar. 14
4
5% Mar.
Sale
45
12% Jan. J
36% Mar. 28
8
2% Jan.
Mar. 5
Mar. 8
Mar. 2
Mar. 3
Mar. 23
16
60
Feb.
100
13
13
14
13
7
9
8
29
9
14
Mar. 15
Feb.
10
4% Jan. 13
8
6% Mar.
2% Mar.
5% Mar.
3% Mar.
10
Jan.
14
9
40
Mar.
51% Mar.
17%
1%
7%
7%
20%
6%
Mar. 31
Jan.
2
Jan.
5
Mar. 23
Jan.
7
Jan.
4
23% Jan.
2H Jan.
18
18
Jan.
25
Jan.
20
80
19%
1%
20%
2
9%
8
Sale
Sale
24
9%
Sale
34
38
ft Sal!*
Sale
5%
17% Mar. 31
1% Mar. 18
8
Mar. 31
7% Mar. 23
23% Mar. 31
7% Mar. 31
35
Mar. 24
% Mar. 2
% Mar. 11
20% Mar. 28
4
Mar. 21
17% Sale
1%
1%
8
7%
23%
7%
30
%
%
Sale
8
Sale
Sale
35%
Sale
Sale
21
Sale
4
Sale
8% Sale
24
9%
16%
19%
17% Sale
3
3%
6%
Mar
Mar. 31 20% Mar. 10
99% Mar. 31 100% Mar. 26
Sale
Sale
Mar
Feb.
110
3 112% Mar.
4
93% Mar.
5
19
Mar. 12
2
29
73% Jan.
Mar.
Sale
14
3
5%
Mar
2% Jan.
1% Jan.
29% Jan.
4% Mar. 12
36
Sale
10%
21%
22
Mar
4
17%
15
18%
59% Sale
i%
Mar
29
16
Sale
17% Sale
3% Mar. 31
31% Mar
99%
17HSale
60
8
9
17%
16%
99% 120
%
100
3
7
7
Mar.
1%
Sale
"11"
Mar.
Mar.
%
6%
%
1H
1%
8
8% Sale
23%
16
im
14
3
23%
5%
11%
6%
4
21
%
9%
%
23%
5%
20
Jan.
4
%
6%
%
%
9
21
Jan.
8
22
6
80
1%
7%
Mar.
6 118% Mar.
Mar.
5
Jan.
\V*
Sale
a
10
Jan.
Jan.
Sale
9P
10
Mar. 23
Mar.
9
37
%
Feb.
Mar.
8
15% Sale
53% Sale
4
3%
6
14
Mar.
I
liX
40
cum
60%
Jan.
16% Jan.
4
8
9
7
20
Jan.
Mar.
8
7
Mar.
18
15
sly<
115
5%
Motor Wheel..———
21,400 Mullins Mfg Corp
Preferred
*
1,950
2,700 Muusingwear .———.*
154,100 Murray Corp...............*i
—.*
800 Myers (F E) A Bros...
150
200
Wks—*
Monsanto Chemical
1,019,300 Montgomery Ward & Co.....*
Sale
14
17%
20
20
Preferred.
——*
1,600
33.400 Mobawk Carpet Mills
*
3
•2%
30
45
55% 121
*
4,400 Minn-Honeywell Reg Co
19,000 Minn Moline Pow Implem..*
134,900
645,630
1,600
800
Sale
17
2
80
—
Sale
1%
103% 105
44
400
72,200
251,100
1,200
,
11
Sale
%
11,350 Miami Copper..
.6
49,900 Mid-Continent Petroleum..*
*
31,300 Midland Steel Products
First preferred
100
3,100
...
4% Sale
22
2%
1% Sale
11
Milwaukee El Ry A Lt pf._100
900
9%
4%
%
1
10% Sale
100
Preferred
15%
Jan.
46% Mar.
24% Mar.
Mar.
Sale
,
*
7,360 Mengel Co
Sale
Sale
%
15%
2%
3,700 Metro-Goldwyn Pict pref..27
2,800
"
3!*
1,700
5,350
19,300
11,800
1,700
Sale
*
pre;
11,100 Melville Shoe Corp
8%
'
..'
350
7% preferred...........100
25
27,770 May Dept Stores....
•
4,400 Maytag Co (The)
Pref with warrants
•
4,500
6%
14%
57
Mar. 28
3*
6
14
2
53
...
*
.——25
Sale
14% Sale
...
Bros
50
4% Sale
16%
18
2
2%
10%
28%
14%
15
62%
80
....
Sale
20
16
Jan.
Mar.
AH
15
Sale
Feb.
7
Mar.
111
118
112
110% 112
89
85
93%
86% 100
14% Sale
14%
14% Sale
1
1% Sale
24
24
16
14
Sale
19
19
21
22%
70
20
47
Mar. 21
28
12
21
3% Sale
1%
*4
33% Sale
19
55
*
5
46%
24%
6% Mar. 21
7%
9% Mar. 23 12%
118
Mar.
4 118%
50% Mar. 28 59%
50% Mar. 28 61%
69
65%
iiH 20% i*ft
20
\iH 22 II*
25
Sale
2
Jan.
38% Mar. 31
Sale
\H
Jan.
i Mar. 31
Mar. 17
26
a
Mar. 29
7
Mar. 19
Sale
3% Sale
Jan.
7
12
18
34% Sale
Mar. 24
Mar.
Mar.
18
Sale
70
:
68
19
18
10%
18%
12
18
15
16
*
Preferred
20
20% Sale
4% Sale
540
80
"2"406
25
Blsc
200 McCrory Stores
Class B
540
26.000
120
51% Sale
53
Mar. 21
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Prices.
Sale Prices.
6% Mar. 3
20
12
Sale
65
Incorporated
600 Mandel
118
5
^
*
19,800 Louisville Gas & Elec A
22,200 Ludlum Steel...—.———*
Preferred
6,200
13,400 McCall Corp..........——*
287
Sale
31%
Carbonic
Incorporated
Preferred...
Loose-Wiles
w*
20
6
Sale
17
_.......*
Link Belt Co
Liquid
HS*
53%
55% Sale
18%
17%
13
12%
25
1st preferred
290
3,700 Lorliiard (P) pref
Common
582,100
6,000 Louisiana Oil
640
118
Liggett A Myers Tob pref.100
100 Long Bell Lumber A—
1,000
12%
..
V'
Sale
6% Sale
9% Sale
7
Libby Owens Glass.......,-*
Lima Locomotive Works
Common
Sale
21
...——*
A Fink
2%
50
.....
4% Mar. 24
62% Mar. 29
1% Mar. 31
Sale
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Price.
Sale
70
68
Lowest.
Ask.
6%
5%
Cem«nt.-50
Preferred
March 31.
Ask. Bid.
Bid
Par
7,600
1,130
6,100
2,100
55,450
39,000
22,100
17,400
1,500
17,300
146,800
4,700
4,180
26,800
282,000
5,500
430
March 1.
1932.
Shares.
4,600
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
IN MARCH.
Price
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
March.
STOCKS
37
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
16
Sale
19
8%
21%
14%
7%
15%
14%
20
14%
7%
15%
14%
2%
6%
20
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
29
14
2
31
31
22
2
3
Mar.
8
6
Mar.
% Mar. 17
1
Mar. 18
37% Mar. 31
Sale
Sale
21% Mar. 15
Mar.
2
Mar.
10
I*
3
30% Mar. 8
11% Mar.
5
35% Mar. 12
% Mar. 4
% Mar. 3
26% Mar. 2
5% Mar. 3
4
Mar. 21
19
8
Mar.
2
18
Mar.
3
Mar.
5
10% Jan.
5% Jan.
15% Mar.
14% Mar.
2% Jan,
5% Jan.
% Mar.
Mar. 30
Mar. 26
Mar. 26
Mar.
7
Mar. 11
1
Feb.
Mar.
7
8
21
Mar.
1
Mar.
3
9
2
14
13
Jan.
Feb.
25
13
14
lH
J an.
Feb.
Jan.
14% Mar.
31%
30
2
Feb.
130
3
13
19% Jan.
3% Jan.
7% Jan.
Jan.
3
5
5
4
Jan.
46% Mar.
Mar.
4
Jan.
6% Jan.
19
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
9% Mar.
Mar.-
14
21
5
17
7
13
7
8
Feb.
% Mar.
3% Feb.
17% Jan.
Mar. 28
8
Mar. 12
26% Mar.
15
37% Jan.
125% Jan.
7% Jan.
Mar.
i«
Mar.
Mar.
13%
4
Mar.
Mar. 11
10%
30%
11%
35%
27
7% Jan.
7
Mar.
•
8
19
Jan.
2
24% Mar. 3
32% Feb. 26
Mar.
8
Jan.
92
Jan.
82% Mar.
Jan.
21
8
Mar. 11
113
Jan.
125
Mar. 11
Mar. 29 101% Mar. 14
11% Mar. 31 16% Mar. 8
100
Jan.
105
Jan.
121
130
116
Sale
116
101
116
100
Sale
Mar. 31 125
100
12
101
Sale
Sale
2
% Mar. 11
20% Mar. 28
% Jan.
Mar.
il*
14
6
29% Jan.
12%
24%
14%
9%
18%
3%
3%
Sale
6
7%
Sale
%
3%
9% "i% "2%
44
Sale
46%
37% Sale
127
Mar. 10 127%
126
136
136
126
9% Mar. 2 14%
9% Sale
10% Sale
Sale
26
Mar. 31
Sale
28
26
31%
1
1
Sale
% Mar. 10
%
4
Mar. 23
5
5
4%
4%
18% Mar. 30 24%
20%
22% Sale
32
30
Mar. 11
28
29
32
26%
6
5% Mar. 28
8%
5%
8%
83
82% Mar. 31 92
90% 82% Sale
Sale
9
9% Mar. 11
_
13
16% Mar.
11% Mar.
8
23% Jan.
9% Mar.
4
NatlonalRadlator——.—_.*
18,300
2,400
42,700
190
670
6,800
6,700
29,300
16,300
5,500
98,000
4,000
38,600
National
6,200 National
Steel...—.———*
Tea
Co..
Neisner Bros
Nevada Cons
....
...
Cop
.......
Newport Co (The)
Class A
7;800
1,200
1,600
100
...
1,200
Air
Brake
New York Dock.......
5% preferred
"5", 200
2,900
300
360
420
14~806
N Y
28,200
N V
Investors Inc..
Shipbulloing—
990
7% preferred
850 New York Steam pref 6%
940
7% 1st preferred
115,000'
188,000 Noranda Mines Ltd
284,806
18,000
20,900
960.827
•
12
Sale
*
7
Sale
*
3)
55
Sale
*
21,600
94,100
North
American
6% preferred
North American Avaitlon
No par value.
8
Sale
5
*
22%
7%
22%
9
19%
27
30
23
12%
13
8% Sale
3
4
4% Sale
7
10%
23% Mar.
9% Mar.
7
4
19% Mar. 28
34
Mar.
5
22
Jan.
Feb.
10% Mar. 28
15
Mar.
9
Mar. 29
10
Mar.
8
10%
6%
1%
3%
Mar. 28
Jan.
5
Mar. 22
Mar. 31
19% Mar. 28
7% Mar. 29
Mar. 30
8%
30
25
Sale
7
Sale
7
2%
3%
4
Sale
1% Mar. 22
3% Mar. 31
5% Mar. 4
4% Mar. 18
Sale
2
2% Mar.
2% Mar. 30
2% Mar.
7
4
2
6
4
10
34
Mar.
17% Jan.
10
Mar.
5% Jan.
6% Jan.
8
5
14
8
14
14
50
16,200 Newport Industries Inc.—.1
3,900 Newton Steel
2,600 New York
Sale
6
26
50
National Surety
National
21
50
100
Supply
Preferred..
2
2%
100
100
*
*j
!y'
8
*
1?5*
1%
3%
Sale
45
Sale
Ay
100
46
49
»
84
93
*
101
112
*
12% Sale
*
33
46
50
»
3%
2%
3%
7
6%
20
3%
7
12
45
Sale
T
Mar.
1
6% Mar. 26
60
Sale
1% Mar. 24
3% Mar. 26
49% Mar. 24
Sale
Sale
92
110
Sale
14
Sale
Sale
14
If*
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
3% Sale
Sale
30
Mar. 31
42% Mar. 31
2% Mar. 31
1%
5fH
illH
Sale
Sale
Sale
I*
Sale
5%
Sale
Sale
Mar. 31
100% Mar. 30
Mar.
1
Mar.
7% Mar. 5
6% Mar. 26
2
Jan.
6
2% Mar. 30
Feb.
11
6% Feb.
2
6
7
2% Mar.
4% Jan. 18
8
Feb.
7% Jan.
Mar.
a
2
Mar.
97%
109%
17%
39%
47%
3
2
49
Jan.
57
Mar.
2
Mar. 26
90
Jan.
98
Feb.
5
Mar. 14
Mar. 15
1% Jan.
3% Mar.
100% Mar
12% Jan.
.
Jan.
2
Mar.
2
2
26
6% Feb. 29
109% Mar. 14
17% Mar. 15
Mar.
3
29
Jan.
40
Mar.
3
41
Jan.
Mar.
1
47% Mar.
4% Feb.
2% Mar.
14
Feb.
19
3
1
38
N. Y. STOCK
AGGREGATE SALES
Since
March.
Shares.
4,000
900
1932.
Far
7.000 North
2,440 North
Amer Edison pref..
German Lloyd w I..
Telegraph. .50
720 Northwestern
380
4,100
5,700
10
40
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Price
Jan. 1
Jan. 1.
Shares.
IN MARCH.
PRICES
STOCKS
H. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
In
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
Bid.
81
5
23
Norwalk Tire & Rubber.. .10
100
Preferred
%
15
March 1.
Ask.
82
Bid.
Sale Prices.
82
78
79% Mar. 29
4X Mar. 31
80%
6%
Sale
25
Sale
1
22%
17
1
1%
26
4 % Sale
21%
27
1% Sale
14 %
17
Sale
Mar.
1
IX Mar.
Mar. 28
17
Prices
83X Mar. 12
6X Mar. 1
3
25
Lowest.
Highest
Ask
26
5%
Lowest.
March 31.
Ask. Bid.
28
Mar.
4
IX Mar. 10
17
Mar. 28
Highest.
Sale Prices.
79
Jan.
5
4% Mar. 31
Jan.
6
% Feb.
9
16% Jan.
9
25
Sale Prices-
86% Jan.
8
28
Jan.
Jan.
18
21
29
1% Mar. 10
8
18% Feb.
Nunoally Co
1761284
3,300
900
310",684
Ohio on Co (The)
14,800 Oliver Farm Equip
Preferred A
5,800
27,500
500
900
570
49,100
Preferred
6,600
1,170
24,700
2,605
10
20,919
7,900
560
2,880
100
6% preferred
61C
5,600
*
A
2,000 Oppenhelm Collins 8c Co...
1,980 Orpheum Circuit Inc PreflOO
♦
99,300 Otis Elevator
380
110
3%
Omnibus Corp v t c_.
38,800
600
5% Sale
100
Otis Steel
'*
Prior preferred
320 Outlet Co
Preferred....
320
9%
*
10)1
Preferred..............100
39
Packard Motor Car.....
5P
300 Pan-Amer Pet 8c Trana
Class B stock...........50
16
25
16
25
600
4,600
2,300
260
610
5,900
6,200
3,200
2,100
15,000
45,200
1,400
Panhand
'""190
31,500
Prod
8c Ret
24,100
49,400
125
Sale
Sale
Sale
5
8
7
Sale
8
Sale
40
1
Mar.
7
Mar.
9
Mar.
9
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
3
Mar.
3
Mar.
Mar. 19
Mar.
4
Mar.
3
31X Mar.
37X Mar.
7X Mar.
7% Sale
Mar.
21% Mar.
z31H Sale
37% Sale
36% Mar.
19
94
Mar.
106
Mar.
5109
4
30
3X Mar.
17X Mar.
17
Sale
125
Sale
Sale
5
5
Sale
Mar.
Mar.
Sale
1
Mar.
1
Mar.
*
Sale
Sale
10,
*
*
Preferred
100
Penn Coal 8c Coke........50
4,800
Penn-Dlxie
5,900
__1U0
91
5
18
23 X
95
95
Sale
Sale
800
L 8r. Coke... 100
1,900
Pet Milk
83,000
Petroleum Corp
88,200
Phelps Dodge
3,400
11
UX
4% Sale
_•
Sale
11
4
600
100
6,000
72,700
10
25
6
900 Philadelphia Co pref 6%..50
Preferred (6) new..
*
161000
37
38
35
1,700
300
200
100
65%
72
57
5% non-cum pref
10
Philadelphia Reading C 8c I.*
.1,700
*j
200 Phillips Jones Corp
Preferred..
4,800
1,100
600
800
2,500
700
970
110
310
3,500
2,700
3,300
40,644
69,400
1,200
2,900
71,300
830
2,800
300
300
63,700
400
3,100
3,900
"""800
45,200
2,500
22400
710
Pierce-Arrow Mot C pref.,100
Class A
♦
Pittsburgh Screw 8c Bolt
Pittsburgh Steel pref
93,200
361800
X
5%
X
21X
30
6%
3%
22 X
1
100
11
25
2%
3X
26
1%
12 %
Sale
35
100
36
Pittston Co (The)..
4
3
25
3X
4% Sale
IX
IX
6%
8
5% Sale
25
8
*
p'reflioo
3,200 Pressed Steel Car
7% pf__100
11,600
Common
•
145,500 Procter 8c Gamble
1,580
Preferred 5%
...IlOO
12,200 Producers 8c Ref
Corp
50
1,290
7% preferred
50
1,000 Pub Ser Corp of N J
pf 8 % 100
283,728
Common
*
1,400
7%
100
9,800
6% preferred
100
16,500
Preferred
(5).....
$5 preferred
w
11X
Sale
5X Sale
Sale
5
104% Feb.
110
Jan.
16
27
Feb.
19
Feb.
13
20
Jan.
37
41% Mar.
Jan.
iU%
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
8
1% Jan.
15
Jan.
18
14
13
19
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
Jan.
2
Jan. 11
Jan.
5
Mar. 2
Jan.
5
7
11
17% Mar. 18
Fob.
23
Jan.
7
11
5% Jan.
%
1%
6%
2%
10
18
3
5
8
11% Jan.
4% Jan.
1% Jan.
4
2
Jan.
8
1
Feb.
17
5% Feb. 17
9
Feb.
4
Jan.
26% Jan.
5
32% Mar.
34% Mar.
80
Feb.
3
91
1% Feb.
X Jan.
3% Fob.
1
7
13
13
26
8
8
Mar.
5
1% Feb.
1
1% Jan.
2
6
Mar. 22
6
Mar.
90% Mar. 28 95
84X Mar. 28101
Mar.
75
Mar.
84% Mar. 28 121
Jan.
X Jan.
4
1% Jan.
11
Mar.
11
Feb.
4
3
Jan.
4
Mar.
2
11
3% Mar. 191
4% Mar.
5% Mar. 29.
7
Mar.
Mar.
35% Mar. 31 41
Jan.
7
5% Mar. 29
35% Jan.
5
60% Jan.
6
67 X
93%
■IX
6X
123 X
x55X
111X
96%
1
100
loo
Feb.
95
12% Jan.
4% Jan.
8% Jan.
25
15
9
7
7
8
41
Mar. 10
73
97
Sale
6
24
7
Sale
8X Sale
5X Sale
6
3%
50
18
99 %
Sale
33
Sale
Sale
,5M
Sale
6
irA
jx
30
3
Sale
M Sale
Mar. 12
Mar. 31
Mar.
8% Feb.
Mar.
10*
a*
33
Mar.
39
Mar.
5
X Mar.
5% Mar.
X Mar.
Jan.
16
5% Feo.
20
9% Jan.
5
X
7X
1%
22X
31%
6% Mar. 8
3% Mar. 23
Jan. 11
8
41
Mar. 31
5
Mar. 17
41
9
Jan.
5
Jan.
2
Mar.
7
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
7
Mar.
32% Mar.
29* Jan.
7
3% Mar.
22% Mar.
22
Mar.
3
Mar.
30
1
22
Mar.
Sale
10
7
16
Mar. 28
26* Jan.
5
Mar. 29
3
2X
2
3X
2
4
3
Mar. 28
Mar. 29
X
4X
OX
8X
Sale
6
Sale
IX
Sale
IX Mar. 31
l\y*
94
Sale
29% Mar. 26
Sale
91
X Mar. 31
Sale
4
Sale
5X Mar. 19
1
7X Mar.
Sale
6
Mar. 29
Mar. 31
Mar. 28
1
IX Mar.
8X Mar. 15
V*
8
51% Sale
110X Sale
Sale
98
Sale
80
Sale
95%
Sale
X
127
Mar. 31
3%
5%
1%
7%
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
7% Mar.
9% Mar.
8%
2%
41%
98%
1%
9%
130%
17
27
Mar. 31
10
12% Mar.
2% Mar.
36% Mar.
IX Mar.
35
Mar.
Feb.
% Jan.
Mar.
1
Jan.
4
30
Jan.
6
2
7% Mar. 8
1% Jan.
7
22% Jan.
9
31% Mar. 18
7% Jan. 14
46
Jan. 28
4
Feb. 16
24
Jan. 18
XX Feb. 15
12% Mar. 3
2% Mar.
8
40
Jan. 21
14
5% Jan.
1% Jan.
15
14
Jan.
14
4
8'
4% Feb.
6% Jan.
Mar. 2
Mar. 7
Mar. 7
Mar. 11
Mar. 9
Mar. 30
Mar. 5
6
13
8
4% Jan.
X Mar. 31
3
8
Jan.
Mar. 29
3
7
Jan.
Mar. 28
2
7
Jan.
2
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
30
37 X
3
93 X
17X
X
10
33
Mar.
Mar.
Feb. 10
Mar. 8
32
Feb.
7X
32
1
3
5
3% Mar. 23
35 X
3%
20
Jan.
4
6% Mar.
3% Mar.
3X Mar.
2
16
31
127
92%
21X Sale
X
X
7
24
5
6
5x
9
90
Mar.
8
10
4
40
Sale
SX*
90
Mar.
Mar.
8% Mar.
5
Jan.
4% Mar.
31
130
115
7
24
3
31% Mar.
3X Mar.
Mar. 29
9
4
Mar. 31
6
6
1% Jan.
29% Mar, 26
9
7% Mar.
9% Mar.
8
8
11
Jan.
14
Jan.
14
42*
Jan.
14
Mar, 28 103
Jan. 15
23
1% Mar. 9
91
Jan.
1
3% Jan.
8
uHS
Mar. 30
Mar.
5
120%
Feb.
2
7
Mar.
50% Mar. 31 60
48%
Mar. 10 108
110% Mar. 31 114
95
96% Mar. 23 100% Mar. 11
80
Mar. 31
78
87
Mar. 7,
Feb.
10
60
Mar.
7
Feb.
10 114
Mar.
10
100% Mar. 11
5
Jan.
7
87
Jan.
5
96
24% Mar.
% Mar.
15% Jan,
%
Feb.
5
17
25
5% Mar.
93% Mar.
17% Mar.
X Mar.
Jan.
3% Jan.
4
96
Mar.
86
Mar.
7
Mar.
9
Jan. 14
% Jan.
2
50
Pure Oil
25
1,750
Preferred
193,700 Purity Bakeries......
Sale
IIIlOO
59
Sale
Sale
Sale
9X Sale
24X
27
14X Sale
'
12 %
Corp of Amer
preferred
5%
050
new
*
25
Sale
10
"A"
Preferred B
Class A
83
*
Certificates
7%
Sale
3X Sale
pref..Tl00
166,960 Pullman
Company..
12,100 Punta Alegre Sugar
Radio
8X
2%
40
_
Pub Serv El 8c Gas
Sale
8
.......
880300
37
♦
Pipe Line
1,508,100
11,200
164,100
32
100
% preferred
Sale
5%
%
22%
31
5
100
Term Coal
5,000
ClasaB......
10,700 Postal
Teleg 8c Cable
65,154 Prairie Oil
8c Gas
156,925 Prairie
520400
37 X
7
5
Poor 8c Co class B
•
15,100 Porto Rlcan
Am Tob cl A.100
"40800
6
37%
35
Pittsburgh Coal (of Pa)...100
6% preferred
100
...
418,600
4,500
33,900
3%
5
100
3,300
Pittsburgh United
2,250
Pref conv
"50500
Sale
8X
50
s%
Sale
5
..*
Phoenix Hosiery.....
Preferred
1,100 Pitts
"
10200
8
31X
sx
10
9,900
Pierce Oil Corp
25
9,100
8% preferred
.......100
43,700
Pierce Petroleum
*
16,450
Pilsbury Flour Mills
♦
2,000
Pirelli of Italy A.........
1
200
60
4X
100
10,700
Philip Morris & Co
159.767
Phillips Petroleum....
10
400
210
16
Jan.
840000
50
5,100
4,200
10,400
8,300
7
Jan.
4%
1
Rights
42,000
34,200
2,000
Jan.
14
42
1
IX Mar.
Mar.
15
20
88 %
98
13
8
Jan.
Feb.
7% Mar.
3
3%
21
Jan,
Jan.
iS*
Jan.
8
Mar. 21
Jan.
% Jan. 23
3% Feb.
2
6% Jan.
5
Mar.
♦
riH
2% Mar.
40
16
Mar.
85X Mar.
*
15
Mar.
109
Sale
X Mar.
6
15
Mar.
Jan.
16% Feb.
100
Jan.
6% Jan.
3% Mar.
17% Mai.
Sale
I 23X
5
2
101
2% Mar.
Mar.
30X Mar.
Sale
Mar.
6% Mar.
1% Jan.
55% Jan.
7% Mar. 31
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
5%]
Sale
a
Sale
5
X Mar.
3
3%
Sale
3% Sale
28% Sale
30% Sale
85 % Sale
2
3%
1
1%
5
Mar.
X
4X
8%
3X
32X
34%
Sale
7X
5
11
104% Mar.
6X Mar.
11)4 Mar.
4% Mar.
IX Mar.
IX Mar.
OX Mar.
3
Sale
20]
Preferred
1
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
93% Feb.
17X Mar.
17X Mar.
X Mar.
1
7
Mar.
104% Mar.
Mar.
*
People's Drug Store Inc
10
5
3
31% Mar.
36% Feb.
41X Mar.
30
97
96% 103
100
105% 100
3% Sale
16
21%
16
Mar.
110
109
114 % 102
Sale
21X Sale
Sale
Mar. 21
40
42
10
8
6X Mar.
Sale
34%
38 %
Mar.
Mar.
16X
102X
2X
7X
115
2% Sale
40
A
99,300
People's Gas
52,300
5
16% Sale
101
7% Mar. 31
IX Mar. 2
4% Mar. 5
2% Mar.
67X Mar.
1
Patlno Mines 8c Ent ctf
>'""320
4%
1
Mar. * 7
Mar. 23
1
4X
15,400
Peerless Motor
34,900
Penick 8c Ford
111,500
Penney (J C) Co
3,800
Cement
7% preferred
5X Mar.
3
3% Sale
67 % Sale
*
Pathe Exch.............
8.200
Sale
100
..
.
4
Sale
1
'
8% preferred.
971,527
Paramount Publlx Corp
8,700
Park 8c TUford
13,750
Park Utah Cons Mines
6,500
Parmelee Transport Co.
500
1,300
1,300
Sale
115
Sale
9%
43%
14
Sale
59% Sale
7%
10%
38 % 100
210
1,000
4,200
3,600
10
Sale
Sale
25
76,219 Pacific Gas 8c Elec
*
27,400 Pacific Lighting Corp
100
2,085 Pacific Mills
7,590 Pacific Teleph & Telegr_.100
.......100
329,600
359,100
3%
100
80
Sale
)3% 105%
21
20%
40
500
Sale
65
8%
12
6% Sale
)3
7
1%
3
55)1
19
Sale
4%
Glass Co........35
14,500 Owens-Ill
75,800
300
5%
1 %
new...
Sale
4X
Sale
4
55% Mar.
10% Mar.
Sale
2%
5%
Mar.
60
Mar.
Sale
6
Mar.
22
Mar.
27
Sale
10
Mar.
17% Mar.
Sale
Rights
3% Mar. 16
5% Jan.
Mar.
6% Mar.
Jan.
5
10% Mar. 28
10% Mar.
Sale
3X
50
15% Mar,
22
Mar.
5
9
9% Jan.
7
4
2% Jan.
4
5% Jan. 15
60% Jan. 14
15% Mar. 7
10% Feb.
32% Jan.
18% Jan.
19
12
14
Jan.
14
7
Rand Mines..
1,900
12,300
540
"""500
19 800
200
20
9,100
26,700
610
1,120
108
9,000
31,200
22",666
121",244
4,320
23,920
1,000
400
60
""loo
•
Hosiery
1st preferred.
2d preferred..
Reo Motor Car
No par value.
7%
12
Ji
*
"__Il00
3
2%
9X
....100
...
9X
Sale
♦
"100
.....
9
Sale
15
JV*
Sale
10
10X
9
3
12*
Sale
H
Sale
X
5%
2*
11
14%
il*
11
20
11H
3%
a
3
Sale
2X Sale
8% Mar.
3% Mar.
10
10
10% Mar.
5% Mar.
Mar.
16
Preferred
cov
Revere Copper &
*
100
Brass
*
Class A
•'
Preferred
ioo
II"
Reynolds Spring Co
....
,
*'
"•
*
4X Sale
3g
25
30^
8X Sale
5
5X
14%
3
5
18X
9
Sale
Sale
;
4
OX
30
Sale
4X
2X
5X
18%
8
10
"3% Mar."
2
Mar. 31
3% Mar.
13% Mar.
2
Jan.
5
10
Feb.
9
12
Mar.
11
Jan.
22
2% Mar.
2
12
28
11% Mar.
Mar.
2
Sale
4% Mar. 30
Sale
4
Mar.
11
Mar. 31
2% Mar. 24
6% Mar.
15% Mar.
3
9
2
Mar. 22
4% Jan.
5
8% Jan.
4
2% Mar. 24
Mar.
7
30
Sale
Mar.
% Jan.
Mar.
2% Mar.
2
13
Sale
iVA
8% Mar. 28
2% Jan.
4
Mar.
h
Sale
Sale
...Iio
Republic Steel Corp.....
New
Sale
2X Sale
__Iioo
13,938 Reynolds Metal Co
30800
11
....10
Preferred
Cert
500
5.400
Raybestos-Manhattan.IIIIIi
Real Silk
300 Reis (Robt) 8c Co
590
1st preferred
75,900 Rera'ton-Rand
11% Feb. 15
5% Mar. 12
16
Mar. 14
% Jan. 12
4
3% Jan.
3% Jan.
5
Mar. 31
3%
Mar!
21
10
Mar.
3
3% Mar. 21
Jan.
5
6
Jan.
28
17
7% Jan.
4
10
Feb.
23
3
4
8
6% Jan. 14
15% Mar.
5
15
8
Feb.
3% Jan. 14
13% Mar. 24
12
Jan. 21
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
5% Jan.
29
30
2
3
14
N. Y. STOCK
AGGREGATE SALES.
In
Since
March.
Jan. 1.
Shares.
Price
mm
-
-
-
-
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
-
7,600
9,300
1,000
5,600
68",200
100,500
Reynolds (RJ)Tob cl B
10
Class A.
—16
Rhine Westphalia Elec Pr
Richfield Oil Co of Calif
*
.....
...
680
2,100
2,400
2,900
280
117,600
1,400
200
700
2,400
52,000
10
20
Royal Bak Powder 6% pf.100
Royal Dutch Co N Y shs—
105
Rossla Insurance
.......
..10
*
[lit
..
15
300
700
2,400
29,600
Preferred.
17,200 Skelly Oil Co
Preferred
7,300
550
300
324,300
2,600
10,700
460
25,100
Jan.
2
Jan.
Jan.
6
84
4
94
3% Jan.
5
siH
50
Sale
3%
Sale
1% Sale
32
Sale
Edison....25
51
Sale
81%
85%
6%
Sale
Sale
6%
40% 41%
7% Sale
2X
3
1%
33%
38
3
19
27
Sale
Sale
%
%
4%
4%
7% Sale
4% Sale
63
100
2%
2J4
Sale
28%
Sale
Sale
3% Sale
24%
25%
X
X
20
%
1
8
5
Mar.
2
Sale
23
2
Mar.
Mar.
3
Mar.
15
23
Mar.
38
Mar.
15
37% 39
8% Sale
2% Sale
28% Sale
1
1%
7% Mar.
2% Mar.
28% Mar.
1
Mar.
30
31
Mar.
35
zi
3
24
18
Sale
%
%
4% Sale
4
12%
15
% Sale
1
10
13%
%
%
%
1%
8% Sale
2
9% Sale
53
54%
6
51
Sale
Sale
7
90%
31 %
5
1
3
24% Mar. 29
10% Mar.
1
12% Mar. 29
27
26% Sale
90
Sale
Mar. 31
82
Mar.
3
17%
4%
7%
%
1%
8%
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
51
Mar.
1
24%
7%
8%
2%
Mar.
Feb.
Jan.
Mar.
19
Jan.
29
11
15
29
13
5»
Feb.
13
9%
2%
37%
1 %
Mar. 8
Jan. 21
Jan. 18
Jan. 12
32
Jan.
2
% Jan.
5% Jan.
4
5
5%
30%
12%
15%
4%
31
%
Jan.
5
8
1
9
31
Mar.
7
9
Mar.
8
% Jan.
4
4% Mar. 26
10% Mar.
7% Mar.
5
8
Jan.
2
4% Jan.
4
10% Mar.
7% Jan.
6
96
Mar.
6
96
Mar. 24
4% Mar.
19
Mar.
79
Mar. 16
13
Mar. 14
Mar.
I
Mar.
3
8
9
II
Mar.
Mar.
7% Mar.
Feb.
8
2% Feb.
8
12,
9
18
sr
7
2
12
Jan.
6
Feb.
Class B
500
25
35
6,900
Preferred
...100
.
18,100 Sparks Wlthlngton
60
4% Mar.
300
2,900
200
300
200
19
Mar. 12
10
17
6
8% Mar. 31
4
40% Jan.
6% Mar. 29
Feb.
14
Jan.
1
Jan.
4% Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
63
8% Jan.
93,400
7,600
Preferred
A..............*
213,900 Standard Gas 5c Elec
70
80
W*
66
88
Jan.
8
93
20% Jan.
6
32% Feb. 19
4
12
12
35
60
45
48
% Sale
2% Sale
35
9%
10
6
18
3%
13 X Sale
114% 120
9
6
Mar.
11
12%
19%
3
2%
3%
11% Sale
12% Sale
117
117% 117% Sale
18,600
28
Sale
28
67
Sale
Sale
x57
Sale
57
50
OH of N J
25
10
57
2
2%
Sale
88%
Sale
Sale
Sale
%
87%
24%
9X
28 %
6
8
ilH
2*
23
Sale
2
%
86
87
Sale
28% Sale
4
7
% Sale
2%
20% Sale
2
5X Sale
Sale
10X Sale
Sale
85
Sale
11% Sale
Sale
7,200 Sun Oil
Preferred
1,310
.100
2,000 Superheate. Co (The)... ...»
*
10,865 Superior Oil
9,300 Superior Steel
[ioo
35,900
29
Sale
Sale
30
75
Sale
80
Stone
»
& Webster...
_
600
•
690
89
...
300
3,100
1,600
11
12
12%
500
1,600
1,300
8.200
11,300
12,000
349,622
183,500
11,200
69,200
400
117,100
61,900
3,600
23,900
Sweets Co of America.... ..50
*
Symington
Class A
•
Corp
Tennessee Corp.........
"I"*
Texas
"25
Texas Pacific Coal & OH.
Ilio
Corp (The)
Texas Gulf Sulphur
11
"8
4%
12
9%
X Sale
1\
11X
12fy
2% Sale
*
Tex Pac Ld Tr Tem ctfs.. ...i
12
2,900
1,200
5,600
4,400
2,400
600
1.500
2,300
1,600
3,400
Jan.
11*
2
4%
4X
25%
A*
16
Sale
Thompson
11%
17
......
900
-
85,200
5,700
R)
—25
Preferred...
*
148,100 Tidewater A**oc Oil
Preferred 6%.....
15,500
25*
8
9X
IX
1
14
30
*
2
2
..100
25
27
..._..*
3
2,940
6% preferred
100
6,500
imken-Detroit Axle Co
19
*
266,700 Tlmken Roller Bear
83,800
Certificates of deposit
27,100
Class A—
37,100
...*
Class A certifs of deposit..*
10,300
33
900
900 Tidewater Oll
1,300
2,200
98,400
11,900
4,800
3,900
1,600
129,900
653,100 Transamerica Corp.....
800
36,600
1,900
4,700
;
1,600
113,400
6,100
9,100
3,300
5,800
5,100
Tran 6c
Williams Steel..
Tri-Continental Corp
Preferred
»
*
.........100
Trico Products
Truax Traer
25
Coal..........*
Truscon Steel Co
100
-
1,800
4
10
Sale
4X
Sale
17%.
3X, Sale
2%
3X
6%
7
6%
7%
2% Sale
3%:
4
2%
2%
42
Sale
•
10
26>| 26H
6
2%
46,700
Sale
2%
16
i% preferred
4,800
268,800
769,000
•
(J
4X
27
No par value
.—.100
Sale
95
105
6%
8
30 % Sale
26A 30^
lit Sal*
12%
9%
13%
Sale
11%
13%
18
2% Sale
22%
21%
3%
26
1%
14
3%
29
1%
15
12% Sale
5%
6%
% Sale
13%
18
2% Sale
22% 24%
3
10
7
31
38
36
4% Sale
20
Sale
5% Sale
•3%
4
8% Sale
8% Sale
4% Sale
1
5%
it*
100
30
:
I"
Sale
37%
4% Sale
16% Sale
28
31
28
11
30
30
1
5
12
5
22% Mar, 12
2
Mar. 10
Mar. 31
2
% Mar.
1
Mar. 26
6% Mar.
1
Mar.
3
21
Mar. 31
1 % Mar.
1
4% Mar. 31
3% Mar. 29
25% Mar. 17
1% Mar. 17
14% Mar.
1
12% Mar. 31
6% Mar. 12
% Mar. 31
2% Mar. 19
4
21% Mar.
7
35
4
Mar. 29
Mar.
8
Mar.
8
16% Mar. 31
5% Mar.
1
Mar.
2
Mar.
2% Mar.
50% Mar.
25% Mar.
Mar.
1% Sale
1
Mar.
Mar.
15
98% Mar.
8
Mar.
28
Mar.
TP
Mar. 11
J
20
29
Jan.
4
Feb.
10
Jan.
5
3% Mar. 22'
5
9% Jan.
95
J an.
%
91 %
27%
12%
31%
Mar. 14
Mar. 10
Mar. 18
Mar. 11
7
3
5
4
9% Mar.
5% Mar.
3
Mar.
4
4
5
Mar. 8
Mar. 9
Mar. 19
Mar. 14
Mar.
1
Mar. 7
Mar. 23
9% Mar. 16
36% Mar. 7
11
4
Jan.
Jan.
13
9
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
1% Jan.
Mar.
23% Jan.
9
21
9
9
5
2
6% Jan. 14
15% Mar. 10
7,104% Mar. 31
7% Mar. 31' 13% Jan. 14
Mar.
1
27% Jan. 29 32
73
Jan.
7| 87
Mar. 16
J an.
6
% Jan.
4% Jan.
4
11
5
13% Jan.
% Jan.
7% Feb.
16
4
Mar. 16
Mar. 2
Mar. 3
Mar. 5
Mar. 4
15
7% Jan. 22
3
20% Jan.
1% Feb.
4% Jan,
Mar.
3
101
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
2
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
6
Feb. 19
Mar. 22
61% Jan.
9
Mar.
4
2
Feb.
4% Mar.
21% Mar.
6% Mar.
4% Mar.
56%
31%
1%
5%
2%
23%
50
10
4
3% Mar. 7
2S% Mar. 15
5
z22% Mar. 31
Mar.
Mar. 23
9
18*
^
15
16
Mar.
Jan.
Jan. 14
Mar. 311
Mar.
5
Feb. 15 119% Jan. 22
2
Mar.
41
14%
2%
11%
114%
11
3
2%
13%
26%
2%
6%
x9
Jan.
6
Mar. 22
Feb. 24
Jan.
2
Mar.
1
4
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
30
10
Mar. 19
Mar. 31
Mar. 31
26%
2%
16%
16%
9%
1%
Feb.
16% Mar.
9% Feb.
9%
%
%
11%
1%
W* Mar. 10
18
1% Mar.
1
9
75
Mar,
12% Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 30
Jan.
4
Mar. 26
84*4 Feb. 11
6
22% Feb.
7% Mar. 31
1!
% Mar. 17
1% Mar. 29
11% Mar. 24
40
12
9% Mar. 3
2
48% Jan.
3% Jan. 14
3!
1
9% Mar. 19
% Mar. 31
% Mar. 22
8% Mar.
34% Mar. 8
41% Jan. 14
3
Mar. 17
95
Mar. 31
Mar.
1
Feb.
Mar. 31
2;
% Mar
90 % Mar 16
9
27% Mar
8
10% Mar
9
31% Mar
5%'Mar, 11
5
1% Mar
3
26
65
57
Mar. 16
Mar.
18
Mar
26
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
28
Mar.
1
15
2
Jan.
3
12
5
87
5
98% Sale
9%
9%
28% Sale
10
Feb.
9
32
Sale
Sale
59% Mar
10l
8'
Mar.
4
5
Mar
!
Mar. 16
3% Sale
5%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Mar.
30
80
6% Mar. 7
8% Mar.
1
3% Mar. 28
2%
50%
25%
1%
Mar.
Mar
4
125
7%
32% Sale
.
2
4
5
4%
3% Sale
54
51%
29%
9
26
68
1
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar
231
Mar. 22
Mar.
5%
3% Mar. 22
10% Mar. 31! 15%
1 104%
Mar.
7% Mar. 311 11%
5
Sale
Sale
Sale
Jan.
9
2,
34% Mar
38% Mar
100
11
Sale
Mar.
%
86%
24%
7%
27%
5%
%
1%
20%
5*
13
Mar. 31
Mar. 31
Mar. 30
2
11%
123% Sale
1% Sale
22% Sale
2
2%
4% Sale
Convertible preferred....*
7,950 Thompson Products........*
11,000 Thompson Starrett
.*
800
50
Thatcher Mfg
30%
1%
Sale
Thermoid Co...
*
Third Nat'l Investors....... 1
Sale
Sale
Sale
Certificates (old)...... .100
1,500
lVi
1
.....
Telautograph
o
Sale
...
1,600
4,900
4,100
3% Sale
10% Sale
103% Sale
Sale
......
48%
2%
89589%
24% Sale
7% Sale
28% Sale
5
6M
%
2"
1%
21% Sale
1,490 Studebaker Corp pref...
—ioo
*
83,681
Common..............
166,400
810
1,700
1,000
1,900
14,500
2
%
24% Sale
10
42%
a-22% Mar. 31
?!
Mar.
9% Mar. 30
6% Mar. 2.
1
Mar.
14X Mar. 28 15
3
Mar.
8
3
11% Mar. 31 14
117% Mar. 2 118
Sale
Sale
Mar.
Mar.
20
6
63
*23%
29
3
Mar.
2%
1
33
54,400 Stewart Warner Corp.
73,700
-
Mar.
69
1,500 Starrett Co (The L S)
*
12,600 Sterling Sec Corp cl A
•
9,400
Preferred......—...—..*
21.000
Conv 1st preferred......50
4,200
5,000
6,500
-
6
Sale
10%
6%
16%
5
Sale
736,200 Standard
300
«.
9
40
3
Mar.
2
36
55
9
Mar.
79
1% Mar. 30
28%
61X
Mar.
Mar. 11
7
16% Mar.
Sale
...
5,200
.
40
Sale
29
Mar.
2
20
16%
9% Sale
7
13 X
3
1}
17*
2% Sale
2X
1%
Mar. 23
65% Mar. 18
28
5,900 Standard Oil Export pref. 100
269,300 Stand Oil of Calif
*
26,700 Standard Oil of Kansas....25
94,600
14
Mar. 16
2% Jan.
...*
....
229,800
11
19
Mar.
10
10
30,600
|4 preferred
*
Preferred (7%)
4,500
*
Preferred (6%)
2,200
_....*
*
4,500 Stand Com'! Tobacco
5,400 Standard Investing Corp—*
1,100
1,700
2,200
1,600
2,900
11
16
93
5
8
12%
12
*
2,400 Spiegel-May-Stern Co..
*
413,200 Standard Brands
.......*
4,700
Preferred...
•
119,500
1,000
8
4
Mar. 21
Mar. 16
5
Mar.
Mar. 8
4%
7%
%
1%
32%
Mar.
26% Mar.
19
7%
2H
100
94
160 Spear A Co
1,100
7% preferred..........100
1,400 Spencer Kellogg & Sons
*
6,400 Splcer Mfg Co..
„•
120
19
2%
12
6%
1 %
9%
*
3,000 Spalding Bros..............*
1st preferred
1,290
100
500 Spang Chalfant & Co
---*.
100
5
7
*4
Southern Dairies class A...*
500
19
Mar. 24
100
""700
13
14
Jan. 13
Jan. 18
Mar. 8
1
Mar.
Mar. 9
7
Mar.
Jan. 14
Mar.
6% Mar.
90
Mar. 31
1
Jan.
Jan.
12% Mar.
15% Mar.
4% Mar.
2% Mar. 29
23% Mar. 29
% Mar. 7
4% Mar. 26
6% Sale
91
Sale
11
Mar.
5% Mar. 18
3% Sale
18% 20%
Mar. 29
Mar.
7
10
1
4
Sale
9
30% Feb.
4
Sale
3% Sale
16%
19
12
Mar. 31
6
94
Jan.
6% Jan. 28
2% Mar. 31
27% Feb. 10
3
7
92
36
30
42
% Jan. 12
3% Mar. 29
3% Mar. 21
Sale
Sale
4
Mar. 26
4
2
3% Sale
25
Mar. 23
Mar. 17
Mar. 8
Mar. 8
Mar. 8
Mar. 2
Mar.
8
Jan. 15
7% Feb.
2
Mar. 22
32
5% Sale
82
9
10% Feb. 15
59% Mar. 5
15
% Mar.
5% Mar.
Sale
Sale
25
c40%
9%
2%
36%
1 %
1
7
6% Mar. 31
% Mar. 4
3% Mar. 29
3% Mar. 21
^
10% Sale
Sale
93
97%
31% Sale
Sale
12
8
Mar.
5
10%
Sale
9% Sale
40%
48
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
93% Mar. 10
7% Mar. 9
15 %
15
14
Sale
4
Sale
15
9%
5%
IX
40
Sale
89% Sale
%
*/
4% Sale
4
4%
5
3%
28
Sale
33
15
3
84
Sale
40
3
23
Sale^
4%
*
.....100
California
4
72
*
....
8% preferred
Mar.
23
75
2
So Porto Rico Sug
Sou
4
39
Preferred.
Socony Vacuum Corp.....25
Solvay Am Corp pref
100
13% Jan.
14
8
6
..100
3% Feb.
84
Sale
13
5,475
692,100
7,100
31,300
1,070
71,500
5
4
..—25
1,980
Preferred.........
13,200 Snider Packing
1,300
Mar.
7
5
....100
....
6
11
18
105
Mar.
400 Sloss-Sheffield Steel & Ir.100
200
4
Jan.
Mar. 26
10% Mar.
59% Mar.
— ....
9,100
1,900
Sale
Mar. 26
Mar. 23
23
6,400 Shubert Theatre.....—...*
35,200 Simms Petroleum
19
75,000 Simmons Co
...._•
531,700 Sinclair Con OH Corp
4,800
8% preferred...
100
4
X Jan.
2
6
6%
48%
19%
85%
2%
19,700
37,300
276.500
3,500
6
% Mar. 1
2% Mar. 18
6% Mar. 8
X Mar. 30
2% Mar. 1
Sale
14
2
26
Jan.
13% Jan.
% Jan.
2% Mar.
8
Jan.
6% Jan.
15% Mar. 23
33
500
2% Sale"
12
69
6% Sale
48% Sale
—1
28,610
9,300
Jan.
11
20
Prices.
40% Jan.
17% Sale
36
7
.._..*
....
32% Jan.
*
64% Mar. 24
9% Sale
.»_*
87,300 Shattuck (G F)—.
1,024 Shell Transp & Trading... £2
91,010 Shell Union Oil
*
Preferred
26,100
.....100
394
4
21% Sale
25
...l
8
Mar.
Sale
3
preferred
conv
Mar.
68
Sale
Sale
[ioo
...*
40
33% Mar. 31
64% Mar. 24
Highest.
Prices.
7%
42
.—*
....
Sale
14 %
63 %
75
78% Sale
5
5%
.190
IP SB
105
Highest.
Sale Prices.
6
2%
4% Sale
6,200 Seneca Copper.....—...—*
190,800 Servel Inc............—*
1,500 Sharon Steel Hoop
*
14,200 Sharp & Dohme
*
6,400
% Sale
Sale
% Sale
*
.14
11
20
14
Sale
65% Sale
Lowest.
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Ask
34
38% Sale
65%
68
12
199.400 Seaboard Oil Co of Del.
700 Seagrave Corp (The)...
411,398 Sears, Roebuck & Co
4,200 Second Nat Investors...
300
Sale
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
Sale
620 Scott Paper
127,200
35% Sale
69
2
Ritter Dental Mfg
March 31.
March 1.
Ask.
Bid.
7
.....
220
2
—*
Rio Grande Oil
41,300 St Joseph Lead
180,100 Safeway Stores
Preferred (6)
1,660
Preferred (7)
5,371
11,500 Savage Arms Corp
18,400 Schulte Retail Stores..
708
8% preferred...
;
.
1932.
Par.
149",20C
16,000
Jan
1;
391,800
2,180
2,400
20,800
30,100
'2,600
16,000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
PRICES IN MARCH.
STOCKS
Shares.
124,400
70
39
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
5
3% Mar. 29
25% Mar. 17
1% Mar. 17
13
Jan.
8%
6%
%
13%
2%
Feb.
Mar.
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
5
9
12
23
23
19
20
Feb.
7
30
Mar. 29
Feb.
9,
4
16%
2%
2%
6%
6%
2%
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
3% Jan.
2% Jan.
42
Jan.
25% Mar.
1
5
Mar.
Mar.
1
Mar.
14% Jan.
98% Mar.
7% Jan.
27% Feb.
3
5
Jan.
4
% Jan.
21
Jan.
19
13%
2%
13%
26%
2%
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
23
16
14
17
15
6}f
Mar.
8
4% Jan.
Jan.
21
3
Jan.
12
16% Mar.
16% Mar.
3
5
10
Feb.
1%
14%
3%
28%
9
Jan,
Jan. 30
Feb. 13
Mar. 15
x9
Mar. 18
Mar. 11
Jan.
6
Jan.
9
41
5
6% Mar.
4% Mar.
9
~
16
29
23
6,
18
18
13
Mar.
9% Mar.
6
Feb.
Mar.
29
5
4
3
4
17
4
Jan. 14
Mar.
8
Mar.
9
Jan. 14
Jan. 12
Jan. 13
Mar.
7
Mar. 23
Jan. 20
Mar.
7
N. Y. STOCK
40
AGGREGATE SALES
Since
Y.
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Jan. 1.
Shares.
March 1.
18,300
256,700
2,900
1,100
12,400
11% Mar. 31
11% Mar. 31
43% Mar. 17
5% Mar. 31
23
Mar. 28
98
Mar.
1
20*025
*
30,625 United Carbon
78,350 United Cigar Stores...
3,500
6% preferred
100
1,076,868 United Corp...............*
Preferred
69,500
4,400
118*766
348*945
3,300
9,800
Universal Pipe &
*
.*
7,600
17,060
22,900
43,260
2,400
United Stores A
300
Preferred....
140
1,900
9,400
*
100
28,000
168,534
3,400
9,100
398,134
13,000
15,700
1,000
22,100
1,600
1,427,300
58,200
1,300
55,500
66,700
24,600
54,500
5,500
5,043,610
100,100
2,800
20
170
180
370
60,300
6,200
*6*8*506
1,000
380
Sale
*
100
50
1st preferred
U S Smelt Ref & Mg
100
United States Steel..
100
7% preferred..
Preferred
100
Sale
....10
•
17
100
...
100
.....
24
Sale
30
100
50
13,500
3,300
860
8,700
32,060
70
21,700
800!
5,100
530
2,700
7,900
127.600
12,600
547,600
600
1,100
100
3.800
Class B
*
100
Convertible
9,500
400
17,800
200
Willys-Overland.....
16,600
"A"....'
7% preferred...
133,000 Worthington P 9c M
1,350
7% preferred "A"
2,550
6%
preferred B
520 Wright Aeronautic
47,300 Wrtgley (Wm) Jr
2,788
14,600
8,288
54,700
30
410
•
Sale
3X
Sale
13X
13X
23 X Sale
*
100
60
Yale 8c Towne
Yel Trk
7%
8c
C'ch class B
preferred
3,400 Young Spring & Wire
9,800 Youngst'n Sh 8t Tube
*4*266
(Blue) certificates
Zenith Radio Corp
130,800 Zonite Products Corp..
N* car value
12 X
12%
Sale
Feb.
16
7
6% Jan.
28% Mar.
4
Mar. 23
Jan. 25
14
Mar.
nW
20
Jan.
11
Jan.
11
10%
38%
1%
33%
5%
30%
Jan.
15
7
8
Mar.
Mar. 15
Jan.
5
Mar. 23
Mar.
9
Feb.
23
2
21% Mar.
8
94
Mar. 10
21%
a*
71X
57
105
Sale
11
Jan.
60
Sale
99
93
14%
Sale
Sale
63
15% Sale
29% Sale
70
69%
Sale
20
10%
5
8X
29X
10%
8X
sex
31X
8 % Sale
*
22
Sale
*
1
Sale
IX
AX
20
12
7
12
11%
28
Sale
9
10
Sale
25%
27%
% Sale
2
1%
4% Sale
23%
17%
20
100
IX
2%
»
100
20
15
17
23%
1
2%
22%
24
42
Sale
18%
Sale
100
32
41
20
100
25
45
24%
30
Sale
7X
50X
15
6%
*
25
10
..100
,.*
•
._.*
1
51X
13
Sale
1554 24
8%
3X
Sale
8
12% Sale
%
»aie
7X Sale
30
5
3
Mar. 28
9
8
4
3
1
3
Mar. 21
% Mar. 3
24% Mar. 17
4% Mar. 12
86
Mar. 24
Mar. 17
Mar. 30
4
Mar.
1
27% Mar.
8
71
13
Mar. 26
17% Mar.
4
1% Mar. 21
6% Mar. 28
1% Mar. 22
2% Mar.
5
4
14%
36%
35%
88%
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
59
28
48% Mar.
9
27
X Jan. 23
3% Feb. 15
51% Mar. 11
8
Jan.
14
25% Mar.
4
5
Feb.
19
31% Mar.
3% Mar.
7% Mar.
65
Jan.
J8*
18"
9
9
9
Mar. 14
Mar.
9
Mar.
8
Feb.
19
Feb.
19
65% Mar.
119% Jan.
130
Feb.
59
36
Jan.
8% Feb. 13
5% Jan. 14
11% Mar. 9
Mar.
3% Mar.
% Mar.
10S
Jan.
20
9
Mar. 11
Feb.
4
Jan.
14
Jan.
4
9
Jan.
18% Feb. 19
11% Jan.
Mar.
4
30
Mar. 16
Feb.
7
Feb.
24
35
Jan.
22
Mar. 14
Mar. 2
Feb. 26
Jan.
2
%
39%
4%
88%
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
15
14
15
22
Mar. 17
30
Mar.
7
%
23%
3%
83%
20
37% Mar.
4
19
9
2% Mar. 4
40% Mar. 16
1
19% Jan.
29
29% Jan.
Jan.
12
71
11% Jan.
5
19
Jan.
2
Jan.
5
1% Mar. 21
6% Mar. 28
1% Mar. 22
35
Jan.
5
70
Jan.
3
Jan.
5
14
66
70
Mar.
12
Mar. 16
10 H Jan. 13
25A Jan. 14
40% Mar. 16
4% Jan.
13
2
2
Mar. 22
13
Mar. 15
9
Jan.
Feb.
1
7
Mar
Mar, 23
Mar, 24
Mar, 22
1%
6%
13%
12%
Mar. 8
Mar. 7
Mar. 11
Mar. 1
Mar. 15
1
Jan.
1% Jan.
11
3%
6%
10%
%
20%
%
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
Jan.
7
Feb.
19
10
Mar.
Mar.
Mar
Mar, 15
10*
Sale
3% Mar.
1
Mar.
% Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
9
8
8
68
68
Mar.
75
Mar.
54
Sale
54
Mar.
64% Mar.
Sale
105
Mar.
Sale
95
Mar.
Sale
10% Mar.
2% Mar.
Mar.
35
,1
35% Sale
Sale
Sale
70
6% Sale
17%
20
IgK
27
Sale
26
15% Mar.
33% Mar.
71% Mar.
22% Mar.
66% Mar.
6% Mar. 22
17
Mar. 17
10% Mar. 16
Mar.
1
Mar. 30
10
22
% Mar. 17
Mar. 11
1
Mar.
3% Mar. 31
20% Mar. 17
14
14
Feb.
14
3
Jan.
18
28% Feb. 24
% Jan.
15% Jan.
Jan.
22
14
70
Mar. 14
5
61
J an.
76
Jan.
11
4
53
98
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
70
Jan.
12
110
83
6
Mar. 17
101% Mar. 28
16% Mar. 3
4% Mar. 4
10% Feb.
2% Mar.
4
8
33
Jan.
50
5
12
Jan.
3
19% Jan.
61% Jan.
17% Feb. 13
35% Feb. 19
72% Jan. 20
8
6
17
9
9
12
14
2
58% Jan.
47
8 % Mar .
4
17
Mar. 17
12% Mar.
17% Jan.
Jan.
Mar. 17
Mar.
47
Mar.
*12
% Sale
Sale
110
20
50
2101% Mar. 28
3
16% Mar.
3% Sale
19
21%
19%
1% Sale
„
8%
49% Sale
Sale
Sale
24
9
9%
15% Sale
8%
3%
15%
%
8%
20
1%
1%
3% Sale
100
*
5% Jan.
18% Jan.
3
Mar.
28% Mar.
% Mar.
1% Mar.
5% Mar.
20% Mar. 17
Feb.
9
Mar. 17
Jan. 12
29% Feb. 26
8% Jan.
4
21% Jan.
% Jan.
1
Jan. 23
3% Jan. 12
20
Feb. 13
Feb.
19
9% Feb. 19
19
Jan.
12% Mar.
19
9
31% Jan.
12
Mar.
28% Mar.
1
Jan.
1% Feb.
5% Mar.
20% Mar. 17
...
"2% Sale
40% Sale
17% Sale
10
4
Mar.
65
10
22
Jan.
Mar.
Mar. 14
..
% Jan. 15
2% Jan.
5
44
7
70
6
Jan.
15% Jan. 21
15% Feb.
3
3% Jan. 27
5% Jan.
3% Jan.
P
9
50
4
9
Mar.
66%
4
13% Mar. 21
3% Jan. 27
5
63
*12%
23%
Jan.
10% Jan.
3
Sale
29
18
5
Sale
Sale
Jan.
7
Mar. 21
Mar.
Mar.
105%
99%
10%
2%
90
Mar.
Mar.
72
20
5
Mar.
47
80
9
28
29%
Sale
49
Feb.
Jan.
55% Jan.
Mar.
1
47
63
48%
Jan.
16
77
37
27
2
41% Mar.
7% Mar.
% Mar.
6
93% Jan. 21
4
4
1%
3%
6%
10%
10
ioK*
Mar. 31
Jan.
10
5
69
21
2
10% Sale
22%
"ix
11%
8% Mar. 23
85
10
2
4?*
*
Preferred
6,200
1,002,700 Woolworth (F W).
10.000
63,300
12 X
3
5X
38 X
16%
Wilson 6c Co
"l~,406
Sale
•
2,000
1,000
6,000
55
101
500 Wilcox-Rich Corp class A.._*
12,700
20
52
98
88
IX
600
650
Sale
2 %
9,500
10,900
3,600
253,600
19,100
1,150
*
13
13%
15
%
IX
20%
Vs
1
14% Sale
48 %
50
58% Sale
63 34
67
*
B
37%
14
*
56*300
33%
Sale
*
^Macb
Class
2*4*866
% Jan.
Mar. 14
7
% Mar. 14
23% Mar. 2
3% Mar. 30
84% Mar. 15
20
1% Sale
3% Sale
*
Preferred
40
7
*
Wilcox Oil 8c Gas
Sale
2
....
2,600
38,700
2
IX
5%
14%
*
6.500 Western Dairy Prod A
30,800 White M'/Cor
5,600 White V/kc M Spr ctfs
18,400 White Sewing
7
37
90%
2
8%
18
*
...
Sale
1%
Sale
•
preferred
Preferred-......
17
70
1
1
Class A
69
8
100
Preferred
Wesson Oil 8c Snowdrift
7,800 Westvaco Chlorine Prod
66
3
preferred....*
Instr
22% Sale
70%
73
13% Sale
68%
90%
1% Sale
6%
7%
1%
1%
1%
4% Sale
19,700
Class B v t c
*
378,950 Western Union Teleg
100
41,900 Westlnghouse Air Brake
*
1,829,200 Westinghouse El St Mfg..50
1,630
7% 1st preferred....
50
510
80
2% Sale
7
9%
1% Sale
31% 41
15
Sale
10%
1,870
7% preferred
100
1,190
Preferred (6)...
.100
2,290 West Penn Pow pref 7%..100
1,450
6% preferred
100
300
18% Sale
70
Sale
1
'
EI
69
67
15
55
6
30
26%
5
*
Weston
Sale
2% Sale
*
260 West Perm El Co "A"
5,700
25 %
85*4 Sale
5%
30
*
Elsenlohr
conv
Jan.
3
46
31% Feb.
25%
4%
84% Sale
*
Webster
$4
4
21
Feb. 11
Jan.
4
Feb.
8
1
Jan.
18% Mar.
Mar.
7
Sale
•
Warren Fdry & Pipe
Wheeling Steel Corp
9.100
2,300
.*
...
7% preferred
260 Wells Fargo & Co
4,300!
570
*
Co
333,100 Warner Bros Pictures
Preferred
2,530
3,700 Warner-Qulnlan
35,000 Warren Bros
280
680
*
100
preferred
Walworth
2,600 Ward Baking class A
2,000
460
100
100
Detlnning.....
7% preferred
105,000 Waldorf System
1,300
4,800
700
170'
.
Vulcan
100 Walgreen
7
31% Jan.
17
12% Mar.
4
9,500
""'130,
3% Mar, 31
% Mar. 3
23
5
"4.700
300
%
%
*
3
Preferred
Mar. 26
Mar. 31
21% Feb.
1% Jan.
9
9
25%
12% Sale
7
2%
38
30
*
1st preferred
Mar, 11
40
Sale
*
9
9,
51% Mar. 7
38% Mar, 31
88% Mar, 30 105% Mar. 7
62% Mar, 28 65% Mar. 9
Mar. 11
127
Mar, 10 130
136
100
Utah Copper....
Utilities P 6c L"A"
1
Mar, 16
38
Sale
S Tobacco
Preferred
21
50
10,800
39
15% Mar,
40
5
120
900
8%
5%
11%
19%
Mar, 31
Mar, 30
7
Sale
Sale
36
5,940
700
2
4
Sale
...50
Preferred
100
930
84,500
7% Mar,
Sale
Sale
*
U S Rubber
Virginia Iron, Coal & CokelOO
14,100
65
Mar. 28
62
100
U S Realty 9c Impt..
Mar. 5
Mar. 11
Mar. 4
Mar. 5
8
4% Mar.
Prior preferred v tc
3%
51%
7%
25%
Mar.
2
*
t c
2,300
6% preferred
100
1,000 Virginia Elec 8c Power 6% pf *
70
Mar.
7
14% Mar. 9
15
Mar. 10
47
31% Mar.
3% Mar.
7% Mar.
'
v
t c
5,100 Va-Caro Chem
4,100
7% prior pref
'"""70
90
2
*
7%
Mar. 24
Mar. 21
20
22% Mar. 31
U S Indus Alchol......
U
2
4
9
3% Mar.
U S Leather
8%
7
Mar.
Mar. 28
3
*
20 Van Raalte Co
30
900
5% Mar. 31
19% Mar. 31
233,900 Vanadium Corp of America.*1
10
2,600
2% Mar. 31
47
Mar. 31
20
100
preferred..
v
9% Mar.
2% Mar.
48% Mar.
90
*
193,800
17,600 V adsco Sales Corp
700
Mar. 10
U S Hoffman Mach
Class A
Mar.
26
100
U S Gypsum Co
7%
9% Jan.
2
% Mar. 29
12
Prices.
13% Jan.
7
2
19% Jan.
16% Feb. 17
5 103
4
25
17% Jan.
86% Feb.
12% Mar. 31
13% Mar. 21
20
.100
24,000 U S Foreign Securities Corp.
1,800
Preferred...........
4,400 U S Freight
*
"""700
10,500
Jan.
Jan.
21% Mar. 8
94
Mar. 10
45
100
Preferred
'"*466
17,800
19,100
90
Mar. 31
U S Express
1
600
Jan.
5
Jan.
5
Mar. 31
Feb.
9
20
8% Mar. 23
Mar. 31
1% Mar. 21
43% Mar. 1
19% Mar. 26
90
Mar. 21
*
Leaf Tobacco
800 U S Distrib Corp
900
9%
41%
5%
20%
24
85
_._*
Preferred
1,040 Universal Plct 1st ref
92,100 U S Pipe 8c Foundry
1st preferred.....
4,300
1*666
4,200
Jan.
9
90% Mar. 29
100
Preferred
"
8
1
3
7
7
Mar. 15
27
15
Co—100
5,900 United Piece Dye Works...
940
16,700
2,500
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Salt
10% Feb. 11
5% Mar. 23
30% Mar. 9
1
Mar.
7
18
*
....
150
10
1%
17%
10%
38%
1%
Highest.
Prices.
3% Mar. 1
21% Mar. 28
% Mar. 30
24
101
Go
Preferred...
Universal
9
Mar. 18
Mar.
1
14
...100
United Gas 9c Impt
United Paperboard
400
Mar. 31
7
Had Co..*
Preferred
2,200
Mar. 26
32% Mar. 29
100
......
36,800 United Electric Coal..
104,400 United Fruit...
800
11% Mar. 1
% Mar. 29
12
•
290 United Dyewood
750
Preferred
180
11,000
43,900
13% Mar. 8
19% Mar. 9
16% Mar. 3
46
Mar. 7
6% Mar. 3
28% Mar. 4
103
Mar. 23
-
260
.
Salt
Prices
4
Preferred
10C
940
10 United Business Publishers.*
286,100
21,400
Mar. 18
15
890
23,600
1,600
Sale
Sale Prices.
^
48,200 Union Oil, California
25,600 Union Tank Car
1,307,300 United Aircraft 6c Tr Corp..*
Preferred
..50
13,200
2,000 United American Bosch Corp*
24,800 United Biscuit of Am—..."
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
March 31.
Par
Shares.
18,500
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN MARCH.
STOCKS
N.
In
March.
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
1
Sale
24
27
1% Mar. 26
Mar. 23
1
Mar.
4
3
Mar.
3
45% Mar.
20% Mar.
8
7
1% Mar. 26
14
Mar. 23
% Jan. 11
2% Jan.
18
Jan.
36% Jan.
14% Mar.
Mar.
9
30
25% Mar. 2
5% Mar. 28
51% Mar. 3
22
2% Mar.
1
17
Mar. 14
1% Mar. 14
4% Mar. 9
22% Mar. 2
40% Mar. 31
14% Mar. 31
31
40% Sale
14% Sale
20
30
30
35
22
Sale
22
7
4%
44% Sale
9
Sale
3
Sale
16
25
6%
12%
7^
13
Sale
8% Sale
%
•
Mar.
7
Mar. 31
5% Mar. 28
44% Mar. 29
8% Mar. 1
2% Mar. 28
24
Mar.
Mar. 31
Jan.
25
44% Mar. 29
9% Mar.
8
4
Mar.
7
Mar.
7
9% Mar.
8
8% Feb. 10
2% Mar. 28
20% Jan.
6
7
Mar. 28
Mar.
7
12% Mar. 30
Mar.
7
9% Mar.
8
12% Mar. 30
16
% Mar. 14
8% Mar. 31
1
7
5
24
7
Mar. 28
Mar.
Mar. 10
% Jan.
6% Jan.
3
Jan.
25
Jan.
13
26
1% Mar. 14
Mar.
9
Mar. 10
45% Mar. 8
23% Feb. 19
41
Jan.
30% Jan.
8% Jan.
15
11
Jan.
14
18
10% Jan.
18
57
14
12
9% Mar. 8
17% Feb. 17
24
Jan.
Jan.
2
Jan.
5
9% Mar.
22
8
:Vv.' 'I-
New York Curb
Exchange
1
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
Stock Sales.
1931.
1932.
March
Bond Sales.
4,524,072
14,089,000
13,611,274
Jail. 1 to March 31.
35,377,137
PRICES
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
March.
Jan.
Shares.
___
Shares.
$93,136,000
242,752,000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
MARCH.
Price
Jan. 2
1932.
1.
INDUSTRIAL
IN
1931.
,$77,058,000
,204,343,000
Jan. 1 to March 31
AGGREGATE SALES.
In
1932.
March-
Shares
Bid.
AND
March 1.
Ask.
March 31.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
Ask.
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Highest
Sale Prices.
MISCELLANEOUS
300 Abbott Laboratories com...*
100
1,200
300
475
700
125
200
700
100
200
700
50
Acetol Product*. Inc. A
Acme Steel common
Acme Wire Co
7% lstpf
Supply Mfg class A
Mar. 16
15
"334 "434
*
Class B__
425
9
334 Mar. 14
9
6
Feb.
1524 Mar. 16
334 Mar. 14
14
3
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
; Feb.
3
80
6
6
Jan.
Jan.
14
524
134
1234
134
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
42
Feb
6
Mar.
100
com
Preferred
10
4
2
1
.*
Aero Underwriters Corp....*
7,600 Alfa An sco Corp
Mar.
1234
334
1
15
Sale
234
12
2
234
234
800
Convertible preference...*
300
Warrants
125 Ala Gt Sou RR ordinary
50
190
Preference
50
6
Sale
6
Mar.
6
I
234 Mar. 30
3
45
Mar. 28
42
2,600 Alnsworth Mfg Corp com...*
1,700 Air Investors Inc com ▼ t c..»
30
134Mar. 18
234
100
To
6
Mar. 30
Mar. 28
1,200
200
All America General
'4
231
34 Mar. 22
7*
24 Mar. 22
34
9
83
7,200
Allied Mills Inc.
...»
3-16
3
8
700 Alliance Investment com...*
200 Allied Int Inv S3 conv pref— *
"moo
10
634
334
34
11
4
Mar. 19
Mar.
4
11'
8
70,035 Aluminum Co
Preferred
7,100
2,800
*
common
100
900
3,800
24
285
Series B
27
334
334 Mar. 23
334
1,900
5,100
"5l>| Sale'
49
Sale
'3534 Sale
5134 Sale
6234
64
53 34
Sale
15
25
1834
21
Series C warrants
75
57
111
Aluminum Ltd
»
"""loo
200
'""400
200
Series D warrants.........
1,500
200
300
...»
100
*
1134
Ih
7f^ a11.*
h1 Sale
118
-*
"234 ~~5~~
34
34
m
\
34
Corp.*
com
Common class B
34
34
2J4 Mar. 11
334 Mar.
1,100
34'
300
48,200 Amer Founders Corp....
70
170 American Hardware..
3,100
16,600 Amer Investors
9,000
Warrants
900
934 Mar. 14
com
3
1,425 Amer Mfg Co
600
Sale
„34
7
Preferred
X
IK
IX
34 Sale
a
'"334
Fence
Sale
Sale
8
9
15
46
32
45
55
15
200
122,600
3,100
4,300
""'200
1
45
20
234
234
»
com
H Sale
13-16 Sale
X
Sale
10
Associated Rayon Corp com.*
Atlantic Coast Fisheries
*
Atlantic Fruit & Sugar
34
34
5-16
1
134
134
7
334
334 Sale
2
1
IX
234
34
134
234
vtc
*
com
Jan.
234 Feb.
10
8
34
934
234
34
34
34
2
3
534 Sale
3234
34
134 Sale
K
34
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar. 17
47
Feb.
Feb.
26
00
Jan.
12 150
Feb.
Jan.
12 110
Feb.
25
16
2134 Mar. 17
1434 Feb.
34 Mar.
Mar.
7
Mar.
9
5
524 Mar.
5
234 Jan.
24 Mar.
3
6
34 Mar.
Mar.
10
Mar. 21
Mar.
20
Mar. 10
234 Mar.
24 Mar.
3
Mar.
9
1
Mar.
2
20
Mar. 30 a:2234 Mar. 21
234
24
1424
1224
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
10
224 Mar.
34 Mar.
8
9
40
45
9
40
45
3634
134
40
134
com
pref
*
•
1
134
23
'lm ""§34 "934
2434
22
2434
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 10
Mar.
9
Mar.
134 Jan.
24 Jan.
20
9
5
Mar.
3
Mar. 21
34 Jan.
734 Jan.
20
2
5
Jan.
12
Mar. 21
Jan.
2
Mar.
234 Mar.
34 Feb.
1424 Mar.
Jan.
2
Mar. 14
Jan.
6
Mar. 11
11
Mar.
13
10
45
Mar.
45
Mar. 11
Mar.
9
534 Jan.
4234 Feb.
Mar. 11
Mar. 11
Mar.
2424 Mar. 14
Mar. 16
Mar. 11
-3
1-16
34
1-16 Mar. 21
34 Sale
Sale
Jan.
Jan.
6
Jan.
7
7
Mar. 16
224 Mar. 12
18
234 Jan.
14
11
7
3
Mar. 16
Jan.
4
3
Mar. 11
7
34 Mar. 31
Mar. 29
5-16 Mar.
134 Mar.
7
4
3
Mar. 11
22
Mar.
Jan.
5
Jan.
234 Jan.
124 Jan.
11
27
1-16 Mar. 21
2
Mar. 29
34 Mar. 31
7
Mar. 29
Feb. 25
134
1
134 Mar. 17
134 Mar.
34
34 Mar 14
334 Mar. 5
134 Mar.
1
Mar. 10
Mar. 5
Mar. 8
Mar. 15
5
2
7
334
6
434
5
Mar. 29
34
334
324
734
2
4
Mar. 16
2
Mar. 16
1
4
Mar.
.
334 Mar.
1
134
134
Mar. 30
124 Mar.
"224
124
2
524 Sale
35
37
124 Sale
8^
4
1
1
Mar. 29
134 Jan.
7
7
Jan.
9
Mar.
5
Mar.
8
Mar. 29
Jan.
8
Mar. 16
Mar. 16
3
234 Jan.
6
5-16 Jan.
1
Jan.
1
Feb.
25
1J4 Mar. 4
134 Mar. 15
2
9
Mar
"28 "224 Mar."28
Mar. 14
524 Mar. 31
234 Mar. 11
734 Mar. 9
7
36
124 Mar. 29
2
34
Mar.
Mar.
3
234 Mar. 15
824 Mar. 14
134 Mar. 10
Sale
2
9
Mar.
9
45
Mar. 18
Mar. 28
Mar. 26
Mar. 26
40
1
1
9
Mar.
9
Mar.
7
234 Mar. 21
41
9
Mar. 26
334 Mar. 3
234 Mar. 15
32
42
34 Jan.
2
134 Feb. 26
34 Mor. 14
334 Mar. 5
134 Jan.
21
"134 ""234
934 Sale
;8X
Jan.
Mar.
16
3
734
4
19
5
13
19
Mar.
8
Jan. 22
Jan. 20
Jan.
7
Feb. 20
Mar. 29
Feb.
Mar.
Jan. :
Feb.
Jan.
Jan. !
5
19
17
Jan.
Mar.
Feb.
1-16 Jan.
.._*
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
Feb.
o2
new
2,800 BellancaAircraft
gee page
21]
1
Mar. 16
234 Mar. 23
434
•
8,700 Benef Indus Loan
Far Jootnotes
1134 Mar.
Mar. 29
5134 Mar. 8
Mar. 14 147
Mar. 12
7
2
" "3""
154
2
434 Sale
4,900
cum conv
Sale
45
34
Sale
734
234
1
2
500
$2.50
4
Jan.
22
"l6"" Sale"
.
334
*
100
Baumann (Ludwig) & Co—
40
Conv 7% 1st pref
100
600
Mar.
*
775 Babcock Ac Wilcox Co
600 Bickford's Inc
234 Sale
34
34
1434 15
*4
38
234
1,300 Aviation Securities Corp....
1,000 Aviation Secur of New Eng.*
100
Sale
3
3
i~X
*
com
Conv prior partic
234
234
34 Sale
20
7
"I
...
40
6
10
10
534
5,000 $3 preferred A
17,900
Warrants
9,100 Automatic Voting Mach con
6,700
Conv prior participating..*
425
Feb.
Jan.
134 Feb.
Corp—
Atlantic Securities com
900 Atlas Plywood
434,100 Atlas Utilities Corp com
200
18
16
19
3
10
6
American deposit recta..£1
500 Associated Laundries com
200
1,300
1,000
6
Jan.
4
24 Mar. 8
834 Mar. 29
Mar. 11
3 34 Mar. 31
34
34
30
16,400
800
334
16*
Associated Elec Industries—
"'"loo
334 Sale
15
100 Animal Trap Co of Am com..*
1,000
2,100
1,200
1,000
234
«
11
2,700 Arcturus Radio Tube com..*
4,680 Armstrong Cork com...
*
2,500
26
15
100
"""700
Sale
1
17
1,200
1,850
400 Art Metal Works
234
34
20
Anglo-Chile Nitrate Corp..,
4,900
Ex stock distribution
400
Jan.
Mar.
1034 Mar. 14
19
Feb.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
6
24 Mar. 22
34 Mar.
20
10
49,200
Class B v t c
*
4,500 American Yvette Co com...*
400 Amsterdam Trading Am shs.
1,400
Jan.
5
4
8
8
30
00
.
8
18
common. *
Amer Utilities & Gen
Sale
334
15
100
200 Amer Transformer
1,900 Anchor Post
Jan.
Jan.
234 Mar. 18
34 Mar. 24
"""34 Sale'
•
100
common
25
300 Amer Phenix Corp...
„.._*
1,200 Amer Salamandra Corp
50
1,700 Amer Thread preferred
..5
50
Feb.
Jan.
8
2034 Mar.
115
20
425 American Meter Co
i
Mar.
834 Jan.
234 Mar.
15
20
%
Laund Mach com
600 Amer Maize Products com
200
400
500
*
25
cl B._.*
1,420 Amer
375
125
225
?3)f
30
Jan.
1-32 Jan.
7
Mar.
34 Mar. 22
34
K
5
.
970
400
11,500
1,000
•
100
100 Amer EI Secur partic pref..20
12,100 American Equities com
2,400
8,100
400
34 Sale
8
1-16 Jan.
1,900 Amer Dept Stores Corp
240
7% 1st pref series A
100
100
3
§6" "Mar ."17
Warrants
Feb.
Feb.
60
"134 "5~"
160
108
14
3
""34 Mar.""7 '""34 Mar.""7
134
140
2
Jan.
9
3-16
5
300
34,200
Mar.
47
140
1,200 Amer Cyanamid com cl A...*
85,350
Common class B_.
15
Jan.
5324 Mar.
12
8
*
2,700'Amer Commercial Alcohol
11,700 American Corp common..
"moo
27
Feb.
324
34
3534
4934
4
cl A*
_._..*
$3 preferred
.....
"Y.966
2
Mar. 19
10
$5.50 prior preferred...
•
917 American Cigar Co. com..100
Preferred
150
..100
100
Mar.
5
1034
700
Amer British 6c Contr
500 Amer Capital Corp
Mar. 31
17
234 Mar. 18
100 Amer Beverage Corp........*
2,700
3534 Mar. 31
4934 Mar. 30
5
3,800 Araer Austin Car Com
200 Amer Bakeries cl A stock
"moo
Sale
17
warrants
Aluminum Goods Mfg
200 American Arch Co
; Jan.
7
234 Mar. 11
434 Sale
40
:
200 Allied Motor Indus com....*
""9,856
Jan. 12
Feb. 13
Feb.
3
Jan.
2
Jan.
.
524 Jan.
34 Jan.
4
36
*
Corp.20
•
i
I
[
;
9
34 Feb.
34 Feb.
34
234
........
2,400 Alexander Industries
; Feb. 18
; Jan. 23
Jan.
29
_
534
25
▼ t c
Adams Millie
Aero
...
*
25
Mar.
23
20
5
224 Mar. 28
2
Jan.
4
434 Jan.
4
3334 Feb. 19
124 Jan.
2
34 Feb. 10
3
Mar.
3
234 Mar. 15
824 Mar. 14
134 Mar. 10
4
Mar.
3
34 Jan. 25
134 Feb. 13
134 Mar. 15
1-16 Jan.
5
334 Jan. 15
234 Feb. 16
734 Mar. 9
36
2
Mar. 26
9
Mar.
134 Jan.
7
634 Jan. 28
234 Mar. 15
9
Mar.
7
234 Mar. 21
4
39
Jan.
21
45
Mar. 4
Mar. 28
1034 Mar. 14
9
Mar. 26
32
Mar. 18
Jan.
7
40
1
834 Feb.
9
23
5
Mar. 26
Feb. 24
54.
\
Mar.
4
Mar.
4
134 Feb. 25
1134 Jan.
14
10
Jan.
8
24
Jan.
14
42
NEW
YORK
PRICES
AGGREGATE SALES
Jan.
Shares.
Shares.'
1.
7
200
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
March 31.
March 1.
Ask.
Bid.
INDUS. 8c MISC. (Con.) Par
*
200 Blaunera common
3,200 Bliss (E W) & Co common—.*
*
42,287 Blue Ridge Corp com
Opt 6% Conv pref
45,587
50
700 Blumenthal (S) 8c Co com—*
50 Bohack (H C) 7% 1st pref 100
'"700
11,400
23,500
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Jan. 2
1932.
March.
IN MARCH.
Price
NEW TORE.
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
In
EXCHANGE
CURB
Lowest.
32
3
Mar. 31
Mar. 29
4
1*
18*
Sale
3
10
89
Mar. 12
3
2X Mar.
3
99
Sale
>4
Mar.
1
Mar. 30
Mar.
9
Mar. 30
27
5
Highest.
Sale Prices.
x9
Feb. 15
2** Mar. 31
1*5 Jan.
4
Jan.
6
17*5
Sale Prices.
x9
Feb. 15
4*5 Feb.
3
2*5 Mar.
27
Mar.
3
9
4
Feb.
20
6
Jan.
86
Feb.
13
'86
Feb.
11
13
59
Jan.
15
59
Jan.
15
4
Jan.
7
2
Jan.
14
Boston & Maine RR—
■
:'
v.
10
Prior preferred...
..100
-*
900 Bourjols Inc
Bowman-Bilt Hotels—
300
-4 K
5**
3X
5
3X
4X
4**
Jan.
7
2
Jan.
14
'
"""200
preferred
..100
300 Bridgeport Machine com....*
1,400 Brill Corp class A
—*
700
Class B
*
300 Brillo Mfg Co common
*
2,200
1,900
5,900 Brlt-Amer Tob Ord bearer_£l
Amer dep receipts reg
4,400
£1
1st
X
4
IX
X
6X
IX
3
3Vs
12X
X
1
1
1*4 Feb. 13
2
7X
X
14**
6^
Jan. 27
1
X
Sale"
xOX Mar. 15
14X Mar. 5
13** Mar. 2
xOX Mar. 15
IX Mar. 24
6X Mar. 24
IX Mar. 2
6** Mar. 24
7
2
Mar.
15
13X Mar.
*4
6*5
12*4
12*5
1*5 Feb. 13
1** Jan. 14
*5 Jan. 13
6*5 Jan.
5
Jan.
4
Mar. 15
Jan.
4
15
Mar.
7
Feb. 10
13*4 Mar.
2
British Celanese—
American dep receipts..
7,900
1,110 Bulova Watch Co $3.50 con pf *
4,000
200
ll* 2lH
■
500
100
200
600
"""200
~3"606
Burco Inc
com
*
......
6% pref with warrants..50
Conv preferred
\2A
t*
6g
1%
IX
4**
30
20
30
IX
IX
" Sale
26
9,200
15,700
...
Cable Radio Tube
IK
IX
2
2K
c_*
com v t
X
IX
2
Sale
2X
IX
IX
X
X Sale
X
Sale
Sale
1
5
100 Campe (The) Corp com—.-*
400 Carman & Co conv A stk...
800
3,300
Carnation
11
13
10 X
17
8
17
Co common
800 Carrier Corp common
*
17**
10
14
40
18
25
40
28
2
4
IX Mar.
1
IX Mar. 14
** Mar.
13** Mar.
300 Camden Fire Ins Assn
300
Mar. 28
27
Jan. 29
Mar. 31
X Feb.
18,800 Burma Corp, Amer dep rets..
20
3,500 Butler Bros
"""loo
Mar. 31
18
26
Warrants
1,000
300
'26
1*4 Mar. 24
6*5 Feb. 10
X Feb.
5
"§
13
1
3
Mar. 29
1** Mar.
Mar. 29
9
1
17
Mar.
Mar. 26
8
Mar.
16
Mar. 10
10X Mar.
9
8
7
IX Mar.
Mar.
13*1
6
Sale
9
Mar. 10
2
1
8
11
1*4 Jan.
5
1*5 Mar. 14
** Jan. 21
13*5 Mar. 3
2*5 Jan. 26
Mar. 29
9
1*4 Feb. 13
12
1
Jan. 25
Feb. 20
18
Jan. 29
27
Mar. 28
3-16 Jan. 15
1*5 Mar.
2** Jan.
9
9
1*4 Mar. 8
13*5 Mar. 7
2*5 Jan. 26
13
Feb.
6
18
Jan.
15
6
Mar. 26
10
Jan.
12
Mar. 10
Jan. 13
24*4 Jan. 13
16**
Jan.
13
Celanese Corp of Amei
2,900
7% 1st partlc prof
..100
New 7% prior preferred.100
3,600
1,000 Celluloid Corp common
*
350
1st preferred.
_.....*
2,300 Centrifugal Pipe Corp—.._*
1,200 Chain Stores Develop com..*
1,100
2,125
800
100
800
2,400
3,400 Chain Store Stocks Inc
*
500 Charts Corp common
—*
60 Chic Burl & Qulncy RR..100
100 Chicago Rivet & Mach Co...*
540 Child s Co preferred
100
200
"""160
240
4,242,765 .Cities Service common
Preferred...
17,600
354,265
6,500
300
350
-
mm
330
3,100
....*
*
*
Preferred B........
2X
20
4
3
X
5X
13
OX
30
2X
24X Mar. 26
2** Mar. 3
Mar.
25
"3X ~~3X
Sale
13**
5X
Sale
13**
11
9
3** Mar. 10
Mar.
8
16
32
Mar.
Mar.
25
Mar.
8
7
9
22
3
3X Mar. 10
5X Mar. 19
Mar.
6
Mar. 30
11
11
8
Mar. 30
2X
3X
20
Sale
52 X
Sale
Mar.
5X Mar. 14
11
9
Mar.
10
43X Mar. 24
IX Mar.
1
3
Mar. 21
45
IX
IX
*
2X
4
3
1-16
8
10
conv
3
X
5X
5X
Sale
1.55
4
1-16
**
1-16 Mar.
1
OX
Sale
"OX "8X
"OXMar .""8
5X Mar.
1
2
2
1
Jan.
5
3
Jan.
14
Jan.
Jan.
7
1
1
"7 X"Mar." 14
7** Mar. 18
2
IX
Jan. 23
Jan.
5
5
3
4** Jan.
1*5 Mar.
5
27
5
1*5 Feb.
5
1-16 Mar. 15
1-32 Feb:
IX Mar.
Mar.
19
9
Jan. 30
6*5 Feb. 19
53*5 Mar. 9
4** Feb. 10
4
1-16
1-16 Mar.
10
"** "2X
Jan. 19
Jan. 28
Jan.
4
3
Mar. 21
1
6*4
12**
99*4
30
Mar.
16
Jan.
9
ar.
1** Mar.
3
12
8
4
3X
1-16 Sale
IX
2X
Jan.
4*5 Feb.
3-16
Mar. 31
M
13*4 Feb.
IX Sale
3X
3
pf_*
400 Consolidated Aircraft com..*
100
19
5*5 Mar. 28
44*1 Jan. 5
4*5 Feb. 10
41** Jan.
9
*
100 Columbus Auto Pts
Jan.
*5
1
mrnm mm —
Mar. 30
3
17** Mar. 15
6X Mar. 5
53** Mar. 9
9
10
25
3X Feb. 27
*5 Feb.
3
Mar. 31
5X Mar. 28
49** Mar. 28
3
Sale
5X Sale
49** Sale
10
3
Jan. 26
20
Jan. 18
Mar.
7
42
4
2*5 Feb.
96**
_....*
Preferred BB_
7,000 Colombia Syndicate...
1
400 Colt's Patent Fire Arms Mfg25
1,500 Columbia Pictures Corp com *
Common vot trust ctfs
*
8,400
400
2,700
Sale
2
150
17 X
6
48
5% Sale
45 H Sale
500 Club Aluminum Utensil
"""500
5X
11
90
10,800 Claude Neon Lights com
2,000 Cleveland Tractor com
200
3X
3X
16
26
3-16
15
10
Sale
Sale
2X
3 0
Mar.
45
1*4
3**
*4 Feb.
*5
14*4
7*4
7*5
4**
2*5
2
Jan.
9
Jan. 19
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
1
17
7
14
18
27
14
Consol Automatic
1,100
mmm
m
12,900
200
S3.50 preferred..
*
3,300 Cons Retail Stores Inc com.*
mm
400
m
mm mm mm mm
Merchandising v t c......*
100 Consol Theatres Ltd
mm
1-16 Sale
1
1-32 Mar. 15
IX
t c__*
▼
1,500 Continental Chic Corp com.*
Convertible preference—*
200
A
200 Continental Secur common.*
IX
3
2
X
**
X
**
"I" Mar."l6
2
2
Mar. 15
2
it*
*5
X
*5
1*5
Jan.
18
Sale
Jan.
Feb. 23
Jan.
Feb.
1*4 Jan.
*5 Feb.
*5* J an.
Mar.
*5 Jan.
2*4 Feb.
19*4 Feb.
IK Jan.
2
19
7
15
21
16
19
2-
Continental Shares Inc—
Preferred series B
100
2,028
Convertible pref.......100
5,725
1,400 Coon (W B) Co common.
*
100
7% pref with warrants..100
1,200 Cooper Bessemer Corp com..*
S3 cum pref with warr.
3,100
Copeland Products Inc
class A without warr —-_*
1,700
171,200 Cord Corp
.....5
'3,700 Corporation Sec of Chic—..*
7,400 Corroon & Reynolds com—*
|6 Conv pref A...........*
4,800
725
2,025
500
100
300
(
2,200
1,000
35,000
700
2,300
1,100
Courtaulds Ltd
mm
mm
Sale
2
3
4X
9X
Sale
2X
7**
3
Sale
IX Sale
IX Sale
3
2
5X
10
1,800
5,200
200
300
200
Mar. 28
1
Mar. 29
5
Sale
7
Sale
IX
IX
2X
13 X
17
4X
3X Sale
"I
2"
8
Sale
14X
15**
3X
**
1**
15**
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
"7
1
31
18
17
24
2*4 Mar. 10
Mar. 5
Mar. 26
Mar. 14
Mar. 16
7*4 Mar. 11
2**
4**
49**
2**
Mar. 12
14
Mar. 28
5X Mar.
** Mar.
2** Mar.
2
2
8
Mar.
5
18
IK Mar. 31
Mar. 28
1
4*5 Jan. 11
49*5 Mar. 14
2*1 Mar. 5
Mar. 29
5
10*4 Jan. 16
3*5 Mar. 31
** Feb.
8
1*4 Feb.
8
7*5 Jan.
5
2*5 Jan.
3K Jan.
14
14
Jan.
19
5
49*5 Mar. 14
3*5 Jan. 15
9*5 Jan.
2
Mar. 12
8*5 Jan.
9
1*4 Jan. 14
2** Mar.
8
18
Mar. 5
14
£1
5K
100
Preferred
Crocker Wheeler Elec Mfg__*
3X
4*4
Feb/
Mar. 28
Feb. 17
7
3*5 Mar. 22
14*5 Mar. 22
IX Mar. 24
14 X Mar. 22
14X Mar. 22
Mar. 28
55
50
7
5*5 Jan. 27
Mar. 28
Jan. 28
5*5 Jan.
6
6X
5X
.
75
mm
IX Mar. 31
4X Mar. 26
49** Mar. 14
2** Mar.
5
U X Mar. 22
Am dep rets for ord stk reo
200
25
60 Crane Co common
50
mm
2*5 Sale
50
3X Sale
3
4
"2
Mar.
3** Mar. 22
14*5 Mar. 22
IX Mar. 12
26
7
53
Crosse & Blackwell Inc—
<
$3.50 pref without
2,400 Crown
warr...*
"lK sale"
Cork Internat cl A.
~1%
2
IX
1*4
Jan.
2
Feb.
2
19
Crown Zellerbach Corp
900
1,925
*
$6 conv pref A
100 Cuban Tobacco
400
1,400
100
6 X % pref with warr
100
100
900 Curtis Mfg Co (Del) A stock.*
500 Curtiss Wright Airports v t c *
4,300 Curtiss Wright warrants
900
500
2,400
600
1,800
9,400
14,300
1,700 Davenport Hosiery
39,700 Dayton Airplane Englne.
.100
80,500 Deere 8c Co com
74,500 De Forest Radio v t c
100
5,100
100
300
1,500
150
700
"3" 800
34,800
400
18
15
17
1,300 Driver Harris Co
30
7% preferred
13
14
X
9X
IX
Sale
Sale
Sale
X
100
X
Mar. 22
Mar. 29
Mar. 11
18
"I
12*5 Feb. 24
Mar.
1
1
19** Mar.
9
15
Mar. 29
Mar. 11
65
10
65
13
17
3-16
9**
„
Sale
12
Sale
1-16 Mar.
** Mar. 29
** Mar. 26
13
**
OX
X
3-16
Sale
Sale
X
**
4
Mar. 30
Mar. 5
Mar. 31
Mar. 23
13** Mar. 15
IX Mar. 18
X Mar.
1
12**
**
OX
X
3-16 Mar. 11
'2X "3"
18**
8
X
X
X
1
Duval Texas Sulphur
"2X "2X
Sale
22
8
6
»
..*
3
2X
34
ox Sale
11
1
27
29
11
Jan.
4
12** Mar. 30
Jan.
6
6*4 Mar. 31
1*5 Mar.
1
X Mar. 23
1** Mar. 18
*5 Jan.
5
48
Mar. 22
2*4 Mar. 22
29
Jan.
6
9
18*5 Feb.
5*5 Jan.
4
66
Feb. 16
*5 Mar. 31
X Mar. 16
X Mar. 26
5-16 Mar. 11
48
2*4
30*4
20**
6*4
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
22
22
21
31
2*5 Mar. 10
35*4 Mar. 3
22** Mar. 22
9
Mar. 22
Mar.
3
IX
Sale
**
X.
X
Sale
X
X
** Mar. 31
*4 Mar. 16
** Mar. 26
1*4 Mar. 17
** Mar.
1
X Mar. 5
X
IX
X
X
** Mar. 29
3*4 Mar. 21
3*4 Mar. 21
1
Jan. 11
Mar.
1
9
Mar. 29
Mar. 11
65
13
** Mar. 29
3-32
Jan. 11
14
Jan.
8
*4
Jan. 11
14*5
1*5
Jan. 15
Jan.
8
1-16
1** Mar. 18
Mar. 22
1-32
19*5 Mar.
** Mar. 29
1-16
7
X.
a
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
10
48
common ..10
100
Durant Motors Inc—...
20
1-16
IX
3X
X Sale
600 Eastern Util Invest class A_*
*
500 Edison Bros Stores com
300
1-16
13**
**
8X
1**
X
♦
Dubilier Condenser Corp
13** Mar. 16
** Mar. 29
1-16
IX
Sale
Sale
8J00
175,200
2,600
18
10
»
Dow Chemical Co com—
700 Draper Corp
I " Mar." I
65
A
Detroit Aircraft Corp...
40 Dixon (Jos) Crucible Co. lioo
*
600 Doehler Die-Casting
Sale
20
1
De Haviland Aircraft Co Ltd
Am dep rets ord reg shs ..£1
34,100
10
900
10
Cuneo Press com
2
1-32
t c—*
com v
Mar.
13
700jCuban Cane Products warr.
"""ioo
13** Mar. 16
1** Mar. 18
** Feb.
2
Jan. 11
3*4 Feb.
5
35*4 Mar. 3
22** Mar. 22
9
Mar.
3
66
Feb. 16
1** Jan. 18
J5 Jan. 12
*5 Jan. 11
66
Mar.
1K
Jan.
5
3
Jan. 26
4
Feb.
18
8
1
Feb.
15
12
1
Jan.
6
2**
6*4 Mar. 31
6
Mar. 31
8*4
8*4
4*4
49*5
8
*5
Jan.
4
Educational Pictures Inc 8%
150
5,700
4,500
5.100
1,200
600
17,900
8,550
16,900
4,100
1,900
pref with com pur warr.100
com
*
Eisler Electric
...*
Class A.
Elec Shareholdings com
300
100
Class B common
100
700 Empire Corporation
Class A non-vot
*
com
—*
100
footnotes
.....100
600 Fan steel Products Inc
200 Fedders Mfg Co class A
see pane
54
4
Sale
,45**
65
IX Sale
OX Sale
IX Mar. 31
6*4 Mar. 31
6
6
AVa
45
Sale
A*
49
29** Sale
29** Sale
1754
30
X
17**
2X
X
18 X
X
18X
3X
3*1
com
10
600 Fairchlld Aviation class A..*
400
Sale
Sale
7X
Mar. 31
3*4 Mar. 21
45
Mar. 29
2*5
8**
8*5
4*4
49*5
Mar. 8
Mar. 7
Mar. 7
Mar. 9
Mar. 12
U
16
IX
*
3
38
Jan. 30
Jan.
4
10*4 Jan. 12
1,500 Fageol Motors Co
1,880 Fajardo Sugar.
,
2X
7**
7X
__*
com...
1,200 Employers Re-insurance...10
200
IX
8
7X
4
42
Co—25
100 Ex-Cell-O Aircraft & Tool—*
250
1
6X
6X
3X
38
$6 cum pref with w
250 Elgin National Watch
Emerson's Bromo-Sel
100
'loo
.*
Elec Pow Associates com
3X
X
1
17**
2X
5
1
15
IX
3X
1-16
21X
3X
X
IX
20
Sale
5X
18*4
1*
29** Mar. 31
29** Mar. 31
29** Mar 31
29** Mar. 31
.
7-16
21
2K
15** Sale
IX
1*
3X
6*
l8**"Mar.~26 'l§*|"Mar."26
** Mar.
1
15
3
Mar. 28
Mar.
2
IX Mar. 24
*5 Mar. 3
IX Mar. 7
15*5 Mar. 31
2
Mar. 12
29**
29**
*5
16X
3*4
Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
31
31
15
8
24
Feb. 20
1
Jan.
9
14** Feb. 24
1** Jan. 27
3*5 Feb.
-
1-16
Jan. 14
11K
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
30
Feb.
9
14
13
9
12
18
4
29** Mar. 31
*5 Feb. 15
20
Jan. 27
3*5 Feb. 24
5-16 Jan. 13
1** Mar.
7
16*5 Feb. 15
2
Mar. 12
4
Feb.
5
NEW
AGGREGATE SALES
!
In
March.
PRICES IN MARCH.
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1.
Shares.
Shares.
400
700
Bid.
100
13,700
6
Ford Motor of Canada cl A..*
400
Class B
254
54
300
354
2
95*
9
♦
Ford Motor Co, Ltd,
Amer dep rcts._Ord reft £1
109,000
600 Ford of France Am dep rets..
44,200
Sale
6
754
5h
100
200
900 Foremost Dairy Prod
Cony preference
300
200
2,100 Foremost Fabrics Ck^p
•
com
454
"754
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
5* Mar. 31
Mar.
4
5* Mar. 31
5
24
15
54
354
15*
125*
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 19
4
Mar. 31
45*
5*
54
5*
Mar. 24
Mar. 3
Mar. 2
Mar. 8
Sale
45* Sale
5*
3-16
35* Sale
5* Sale
15*
2
S , 3-ft
19
30
5* Feb. 24
105* Feb. 23
65*
754
54
5* Mar. 12
2
75* Feb. 15
85* Feb. 25
5* Mar. 12
15
9
4
15
Mar.
3
4
Jan.
15* Jan.
85* Jan.
165* Jan.
25
Mar.
3
65* Jan. 11
65* Mar.
1
5* Jan.
6
45* Mar. 24
5* Jan. 26
54 Jan.
6
5* Jan.
8
54 Mar.
Mar. 23
15* Jan. 20
Mar. 31
4
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan. 13
4
Mar. 23
55*
65*
5*
54
2
3
6
Jan. 25
Jan.
8
Jan. 11
1% Mar. 29
15
Mar.
3
25
Mar.
3
4
Jan.
145* Jan.
554 Jan. 26
55* Mar.
75* Mar.
Mar. 30
20
154
15*
125* Sale
254
5* Sale
15*
2
%
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Sale
65* Sale
5*
54
54
5*
5*
54
""5*
*
8
Sale
5
Ask.
55* Sale
65*
754
354
4
15*
iVs
14 5* Sale
24
Sale
Sale
March 31.
Ask. Bid.
5*
Bid.
Sale
3
1,000
46,550
1,075
Ask.
14 5*
400 Fire Alio of Philadelphia.. 10
500 Flshman (I) & Son class A—*
Fltntkote Co class A
.....*
300 Foltls-Fiacher Inc com.....*
300
March 1.
1932.
INDUS. 8c MISC. (Con.) Par
Federated Capital Corp
*
...
""206
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Price
Jan. 2
1,400
1,200
6% cum preferred
...25
3,900 Federated Metala Corp
.*
2,200 Flat Amer dep rets...
"""306
43
EXCHANGE
CURB
YORK
54 Jan.
6
54 Jan. 20
Foundation Co foreign shs
14,900
4,900
18,600
20,300
class
""166
254
5*
2
*
A
Fox Theatres class A com
400 Franklin (H H) Mfg com
150
7% preferred.....
*
54
2
Sale
1
•
100
35*
800 Garlock Packing Co com
_*
11,065 General Alloys Co
*
19,700 General Aviation Corp com *
100 General Capital Corp com..*
200
6,000
7,300
7
3 5*
954
154
Sale
654
7
•
1
654
85*
25* Sale
354 Sale
754 Mar. 26
1" f
75* Sale
754
85*
25*
654
3-16
54
35* Mar. 14
15* Jan. 11
2
2
6
754 Mar.
15* Mar.
2
8
854
154
2
35* Sale
6
Jan.
Mar. 24
Mar.
Mar. 24
15* Mar.
5* Jan.
1
6
80 French Line Amer shares
SO
17
Feb.
2
Mar. 14
25* Mar. 11
5* Mar. 1
754 Mar, 2
754 Mar. 24
8
Mar. 10
Mar. 15
15* Mar.
754 Mar. 26
5* Jan.
5
Mar.
25* Mar. 30
35* Mar. ~
3
85*
25*
354
25 xl55*
Jan.
5
3:155* Jan.
26
Jan.
754 Mar.
15* Mar.
2
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
9
2
20
30
13
25
General Elec Co of Great Brit
4,300
13,200
3,300
American dep receipts
£1
General Empire Corp
——*
300 Gen F1 reproofing com.....*
700
"i~,666
1,000
10,900
51,400
General Leather Co
Gen
_*
*
*
2
5*
9-16
!
7-16 Sale
3
1
12
1
15*
20
2
*
195*
225*
265*
10
Sale
54 Mar. 28
5* Mar. 16
1
5*
1
159,345
18,800
350
1,350
Trading....*
3 5*
Seal Electric Co......*
54
Goldman-Sacns
Gold
Gorham
400
13,300
*
*
Gotham Knltbac Mach
*
854
54
3
790
2,450 Grnymur Corp
*
300 Gray Tel Pay Station com
*
1.510 Gt Atl 8c Pac Tea 1st pref. 10®
2,020
Non-voting common stock *
100
900 Great Northern Paper Co. .25
150
200 Greif (L) 8c Bros Inc com...*
375
7% preferred
100
54
9
50
600
"
Sale
12
11
*
600 Grand Rapids Varnish
""306
25*
95* Sale
Sale
2
754 Mar. 24
654 Feb. 23
54 Mar. 14
Mar.
5* Mar. 14
,1
5* Mar.
Mar.
3
8
12
95* Mar. 31
454 Mar. 1
454 Sale
1
Mar. 30
254 Mar. 17
5* Mar. 18
254 Sale
5*
3-16
3-16 Sale
654 Jan.
9
15
9
Mar.
45* Mar. 16
1
Mar.
4
1
14 5*
85*
11
9
125*
85* Mar.
1
::::: "35*
6
.
15
35
116
1155* sale
138
146
145
147
135
10
20
21
23
18
9554
18
40
9
....
Mar.
8
1
Mar.
2
Sale
254
35*
1554 Sale
16
52
Sale
40
3
12
Sale
Jan.
9
2
75* Jan. 20
5* Mar. 14
28
15* Jan.
14
16
2
Jan.
23
13
65* Jan.
13
Jan.
18
31
30
225* Jan.
454 Jan.
19
4
35* Jan.
2
5-16Jan.
16
9
19
24
954
22
Mar.
2
1554 Mar. 31
17
Mar.
9
Mar. 17
38
Mar. 17
2,300 Grocery Stores Prod v t c. _*
100 Ground Gripper Shoe com..*
$3 preferred
1155* Mar. 1 117
1335* Mar. 31 150
23
Mar. 4 23
Mar. 16
Mar.
4
Mar. 30
1
115
9
Mar. 11
9
14,300 Hachmelster-Llnd Co...——*
100
6
Feb.
9
1
115*
13
5*
54
500 Hall (C M) Lamp Co..
•
100 Hammond Clock com.......*
8
15*
1
10
Sale
Sale
4
15*
1
15*
Mar. 10
1
Mar. 10
954 Jan.
9754 Jan.
125* Jan.
13
7
5
Jan.
7
6
15* Jan.
54 Jan.
26
13
Feb.
3
145* Jan.
22
a
54 Feb.
11
4
Mar. 31
Mar.
1
135* Mar.
1
Mar.
1
4
4
20
13
12
Jan.
U Jan, 13
Sale
Mar.
Jan.
1
8 rh
11
14
23
Jan.
5
Sale
5*
11
Jan.
150
Mar. 11
95
14
9
25
Feb.
118
Jan.
125* Feb. 23
15*
54
Mar.
425* Jan.
1335* Mar.
Mar. 11
Jan.
17
Mar.
17
Jan.
1254 Mar. 11
15* Feb.
8
54 Jan.
45* Jan.
145* Jan.
4
Mar.
98
*
1,500
Feb.
38
Sale
9
85* Jan.
11
1
38
Sale
854 Mar. 2
1254 Mar. 11
225 Grelf Bros Cooperage class A.
50
S7 preferred with warrants*
200
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
Jan.
854 Mar.
16
1
Mar. 30
254 Feb.
9
5* Mar. 18
Mar. 30
3
3-16 Mar.
54
7*
65*
2354
9?*
454
4
Inc—
S3 cum pref with warr
900 Gorham Mfg Co com v t c
2,100
Sale
Sale
9
54 Mar. 14
7-16 Sale
2
12
28
'
100 Godchaux Sugars class B—*
100
24,445
1,600
100
11
*
com
pref......
..*
25,673 Glen /tlden Coal Co
6,500 Globe Underwriters Exch..*
•
75*
Theatres Equip lnc
cum conv
400 Gerrard (S A) Co com
200 Gilbert (A C) Co com....
Preferred
400
300
8,400
1,700
$3
Sale
16
854 Mar.
3
Jan.
5
35* Jan.
19
4
14
13
9
13
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
1
14
Handley-Page Ltd—
100
3,700
100
100
""300
100
2,000
100
pref....
4,300 Happiness Candy St cl A...*
135 Harnischfeger Corp com
Hazeltine Corp
..*
100 Helena Rubinstein common.*
1,100 Heyden Chemical Co
*
400 Hires (Chas E) class A com..*
600 Horn (A C) Co com
•
300
7% 1st preferred
50
6,150
50
50
200
*
com
5*
5*
5*
5*
7% preferred
55*
12
5*
Sale
}
6
1954
15*
45*
26
8
.....101
18,600 Hydro-Elec Secur com
*
8,400 Hygrade Food Prod com....*
200
550 Hygrade Sylvania Corp
100
20
255*
15*
65*
35*
3
50
Sale
Sale
1
3
33
154
1054 Sale
3
35*
300
875
7%
cum
preferred
24
50 Interlake
3
75* Sale
25* Sale
16
2154
Internet Products com.....
Cigar Machinery..
100 (nternat Holding 8c Invest..*
T266
200
9,200
Interstate Equities com....*
Conv preferred
200 Interstate Hosiery Mills
3,300 Irving Air Chute
300
...*
com....
3354
15*
com
*
100
300 Klein (DEmll) Co common..*
600 Klelnert (J B) Rubber com..*
2
54 Sale
15* Sale
6
345*
154
35
154
100
~4 ~ ~6~~
7-16 Sale
1054
11
12
4
"15* "r154
1
2
11
15
35*
4
2754
454
54
105*
Sale
1
1054
7
35*
21
Mar.
8
25
Mar. 26
Mar. 16
854 Mar.
21
Mar. 29
Mar. 29
Mar.
3
8
275* Mar. 8
95
Mar. 16
2
Mar. 30
75* Mar. 31
25* Mar. 17
185* Mar. 28
Mar. 29
115* Mar. 3
354 Mar.
5
185* Mar. 28
8
Mar.
5
15* Mar. 31
Mar. 14
54 Mar. 28
15* Mar. 28
34
Mar.
2
1
Mar. 31
25* Mar.
654 Mar.
14
Mar.
25* Mar.
18?* Mar.
2
Mar.
25* Mar. 16
40
Mar.
8
15* Mar.
5
45*
5* Sale
105*
105*
354 Sale
15* Sale
2
54
5
125*
4
4
3
15*
154
54
15*
245*
154
5*
265*
15*
5*
110 Kress (S H) 8c Co spec pf..l0
400 Kruskal & Kruskal com
*
*
4,700 Lefcourt Realty com
4,100
Preferred
26,000 Lehigh Coal 8c Nav
*
14
1754
17 X4,
II
11
203
1054 Sale
300
8,700
32,400 Louisiana Land 8c Expl com.*
10
40 Ludlow Mfg Associates.....*
354 Mar. 31
5* Mar. 15
4
Mar. 15
% Mar. 15
15* Mar. 1
5
2
Mar. 23
25* Mar. 26
Sale
154
5
Sale
1# 7
175*
35*
4
1254 Sale
11
7
8
6
7
6
35*
454
35*
454
3
454 Mar. 29
100
H
Shovel com..*
100 Maryland Casualty Co
For footnotes see page 54
29
Jan.
13
95
Mar. 16
95
Mar. 16
8
Mar. 29
Jan. 14
9
Mar. 30
2
Mar. 29
15*
33
55*
25*
10
Feb.
10
Jan.
4
Mar. 17
185* Mar. 28
Jan.
7
25* Mar. 2
8
654 Mar.
7'
125* Jan.
15* Mar. 31
8
175* Jan.
54 Mar. 28
15* Mar. 28
29
Jan.
6
Mar. 31
1
Jan.
335* Feb. 11
115* Mar. 3
4
Jan.
11
21
Feb.
13
44
Jan,
25* Mar.
654 Mar.
7
2
14
Mar.
8
5
2
Mar.
2
19 * Feb.
6
Jan.
15
40
Jan.
Mar.
25* Jan.
15
27
30
Jan.
4
2
15
8
19
Jan.
3
49
10
Sale
7
354
5* Sale
54
60
5*
38
54
1
13
Jan.
15
14
29
54 Jan.
29
7
Feb.
23
Jan.
7
1654 Jan.
554 Feb.
7
15
Mar. 30
47
52
3
J* Sale
:
40
35*
"I
154
2
7-16 Jan.
2
Feb.
10
Jan.
5
Mar.
Jan.
5
6
Jan.
5
354 Fob. 26
5* Mar. 15
1
Mar. 17
4
Feb.
16
p
515*
Mar.
1
454 Mar. 29
5
Mar.
1
2
Feb.
3
Jan.
12
2
Jan.
5
Feb.
15
85
Feb.
Feb.
3
15
J an.
4
Jan.
8
25* Mar. 26
45* Feb.
554 Jan.
15
15
13
9
20
1 }* Mar.
10
Mar.
3
9
15* Mar. 30
10
Mar.
9
205* Mar. 31
154 Mar.
9
51 Mar. 28
245* Mar. 9
154 Mar. 9
5* Mar. 28
35* Mar.
1254 Mar.
105* Mar.
65* Mar.
35* Mar.
55* Mar.
175* Mar.
4
Jan.
4
Jan.
20
4
1
Feb.
10
15* Mar. 30
10
Jan.
19
854 Jan. 14
205* Mar. 31
Feb.
1
28
31
19
18
11
Mar. 29
5* Mar. 14
525* Mar. 8
12
1
2
17
5* Mar. 28
'Mar. 30
65* Mar. 18
35* Mar. 14
1054 Mar. 29
5* Mar.
525* Mar.
7
8
35*
1254
954
65*
35*
5*
3454
15*
65*
Mar. 31
Mar. 30
Mar. 23
Mar.
8
5* Mar. 31
36
Mar. 22
15* Mar. 23
65* Mar. 8
Jan.
10
Jan.
10
Feb.
4
295* Feb.
154 Jan.
54 Jan.
3054 Feb.
2
12
4
13
19
Mar. 28
Mar. 31
Feb.
8
Feb.
8
Mar. 11
Feb.
9
185* Feb.
1254 Jan.
754 Feb.
8
15
5
Feb.
8
11
13
6
4
5* Mar. 14
50
Feb.
10
Jan.
5
15*
...
1,000 Marlon Steam
13
4
10
65
4
50
100
7
20
Feb.
285* Feb. 15
105*
56
1
3
2
Mar. 17
15* Sale
1X
54
*
900 Lerner Stores Corp com....*
400 Llbby McNeil Ac Libby
10
2,400 Lindsay Light Co common.10
100
Jan.
154 Jan.
21
6
105* Mar.
5
Sale
S
454 Mar.
7* Mar.
1154 Mar.
7
454
5
Mar. 30
7-16 Mar.
3
3
1
Sale
22
25
Mangel Stores Corp—
6^% pref with com pur w_*
1,000 Manning Bowman Ac Co cl A.*
2,400 Mapes Cons Mfg Co
•
7
4
165!
15*
454
7
Secur
Jan.
5
154 Jan. 20
354 Feb. 20
25
Mar. 26!
85
13
25*
15
45*
*
300
21
Jan.
75* Jan. 26
54 Feb. 29
85* Feb. 24
Jan.
8
*
American shares
400 Land Co of Florida
250 Landers Frary & Clark
300
10
2
"3
8
35*
5
300
100
Feb.
h Feb. 29
65* Jan. 26
25
4
800 Lakey Foundry & Mach
1,800
3,200
Sale
Sale
1
Vs
*
5,700 Lackawanna
5
30
Knott Corp common
200
2", 100
36
""A "2
200 Kobacker Stores com...
Kolster Brandes Ltd—
2~,166
Mar. 31
Jan.
30
6
$3 Convertible pref.....
*
10 Jones & Laughlin com
100
7 ,o00
30
2
2854
15*
35*
Jonas&Naumburg Corp—
5,500
254
•
300
1,300
20
*
200
200
6
18
Sale
9
Warrants
9,400 Johnson Motor Co
15* Sale
Sale
6
1
100 IUternat Proprietaries A
*
500 Internat Safety Razor cl B.*
8,700
7,800
Mar. 31
27
(nternat
1,200
4,000
2,100
6
14
Sale
Steamship
1,100
300
4
44
100
34,128 Insull Utility Investment
*
3,000
J6 2d pref with warrants.*
7,100 (nsur Co of North Amer
10
19,500 Insurance Securities Co
10
5
25* Mar.
654 Mar.
1,200 Imp Tob of Gt Brit 8c Irel—£1
1,900 Industrial Finance v t c
10
4,600
2,400
2,600
10,900
Jan.
49
100 Imperial Tobacco Co of Can.5
100
4
8
1
36
20
100
15* Mar. 29
5* Jan. 11
Mar. 24
95
255* Sale
100 Illuminating Shares A stock *
Imperial Chem Industries—
100
Am dep rets ord reg
1,900
15* Mar. 29
5* Jan. 28
4
754 Mar. 10
3054
15*
40
2754
100
7% preferred...
15* Mar. 29
5* Mar. 3
Mar. 24
54
5*
Houdallle Hershey Corp—
Conv preferred class A....*
5,100 Huyler's Co of Del com.....*
600
8", 900
2,300
Horn 8c Hardart
15* Mar. 29
5* Mar. 4
4
5-16
*
6,250
200
5,000
Am dep rets partic
-4
5* Mar. 31
54
345I
Mar. 30
54 Jan.
65* Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
5* Jan.
525* Mar.
5
Jan.
15* Jan.
43
Feb.
15* Feb.
65* Mar.
7
20
13
8
NEW
EXCHANGE
CURB
YORK
PRICES IN
rnzs.
NEW YORK
Jan. 2
1932.
1.
Bid.
Par
INDUS. At MISC. (Con.)
;s.
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
MARCH.
Price
CURB EXCHANGE
e
March 1.
Ask.
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
March 31.
Ask.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
3 Ys Feb.
16
2
3ft Jan.
24
Mar. 29
26
Mar. 16
24
Mar. 29
28% Jan.
18
Mar. 17
18
Mar. 17
18
Mar. 17
18
2% Mar,. 3
4% Feb. 10
5
43% Jan.
4
200 Massey-Harria Co Ltd com—*
*
.100 Mavis Bottling Co of Am
>,300 Mayflower Associates Inc...*
May Hosiery Mills Inc—
$4 pref with warrants
_*
200
800 McCord Radiator Ik Mfgvo i.
400 VIcGraw Electric Co
,000 Mead Johnson Ac Co com..
,522
ft Sale
25
29%
18
*
*
44
15
100 Merch & Mfrs Sec com A
*
48
23
5
ft Mar.
1
ft Mar.
2ft Mar.
3
2X Mar.
4 ft
3
55
51X
30
53
12
% Jan.
2
3
10
1 ft
Metal & Mining Shares com.
Ys
3-16
,500 Metropolitan Chain Stores..*
*
200 Met 5 to 50c Stores com B
57
39%
Mar. 22
52
Mar.
61
4
3X
lft
8
5
2
Jan.
X Mar. 19
Ys Mar. 29
Feb.
X
Ys
Ys Mar.
5
Ys Mar.
36
5
7
8
8
27
Jan.
%
I Mar. 29 3-16
Ys Jan. 11
%
Ys Mar.
5
ft
4
4
2% Feb.
i Mar. 19
5-16 Mar. 15
3-16 Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
15
8
25
Ys
X
Sale
Feb.
Jan.
14
Mar. 17
Jan. 11
Jan. 14
5
10
sx
19
ft Jan. 16
„
5
*
,200 Merrltt Chapman & Scott
6 %% preferred
300
100
,000 Mesabi Iron
700
20
2 ft
4%
ft Sale
24
27 ft
*
100
Mercantile Stores Co
ft Sale
26
27%
Jan.
18
Feb.
25
Jan.
7
Mar.
5
Midland Steel Product—
300
$2
dlv stock
4
9
25
non cum
45
*
400 Midland United Co common.*
200,
VUdvaleCo
500 Miller (I) Ac Sons
com
*
700 Minneap-Honeywell Reg pref
700 Miss River Fuel Corp warr.
410 Montgomery Ward & Co A..*
700, Moody's Invest Service pref.*
100 Moore Drop Forgings cl A
*
634 Morison Elec Supply com
2
2%
61%
60
68 X
30
2
70
Sale'
10
6
10
6
13
12
15
12
1
10
10
1
*
IK
Y2
7ft
15
5
1 ft Mar.
1
,600
Corp
Nat ContalnerCorp—
$2 convertible pref
*
Common
100
3 Ys
19% Sale
20
9
94
_..*
100
National Food Prod cl B
,800 National Investors
a
lYs
Sale
9
98
%
*
15
1
3 Ys
IX
Sale
20%
21X
1
3^ Mar.
Sale
...
A
"~2% "T
15%
National Service Cos com
18
i
2V,
'2»
I
*
IK
Sale
IK
lft Mar. 10
Mar. 28
20
"lft ~~5~
25
IX
20
12
Mar. 11
5
Jan.
20
6
Mar. 11
Mar. 10
70
7
72
Mar. 16
1% Mar. 15
Mar. 16
.000 National Union Radio com.*
X
1
ft
200 Nauhelm Pharmacies pref--*
X
IK
4
3
M
.....
8 Ys
5K
2ft
1 ft
2ft
14 X
Sale
Sale
3
21
100
Preferred
2
15
18
17
*
com
19
87
100
800 New Haven Clock Co
lft Sale
Feb.
18
2
9
3
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
9
Jan.
2
5%
lft
3 ft
3%
7
13
13
4
1
Mar.
8
2% Jan.
1% Feb.
10
Jan.
4
Mar. 10
22% Mar.
2
2% Mar.
2
Mar.
Mar.
9
3
1
2
Mar.
9 100
15% Mar. 24
1
2ft Mar. 10
1% Mar. 26
3% Mar. 10
17
Mar. 10
com
•
,800 New Mexico Ac Arts Land
1
19
22
2
7
18*
B*
21X
20% Mar.
22
Ys
ft
4
Mar.
5
1
X Mar. 21
3
Mar. 18
2
2%
2
Mar.~l8
23
1% Mar.
4
% Mar. 21
2% Mar. 9
22% Mar. 21
Ys Jan.
2% Jan.
X Jan.
1
Mar.
Jan.
2% Jan.
ft Jan.
% Jan.
22
Feb.
8
2
22% Mar. 21
3
Mar. 23
Mar. 23
3
Mar. 23
Mar. 11
Mar. 30
7
1
Mar. 11
Mar. 30
16% Mar. 23
79
Mar.
1
1% Mar. 12
% Mar. 1
4
Mar. 30
17
Mar. 22
79
Mar.
79
Jan.
2%
10%
1%
23%
2%
1%
Feb.
20
Jan.
2
Jan.
4
Feb. 19
Mar. 10
14
34
Feb. 29
13-16 Jan. 21
Feb.
8% Mar.
1
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Fod.
22
22
12
5
19
2
X Mar. 21
2% Mar. 9
22% Mar. 21
t
Feb.
7
18
15
20
Sale
Sale
ft
ft
5
~2X"3X
10
1
1% Mar. 12
ft Mar. 2
7
Mar. 11
Jan.
1
Jan.
15
Jan.
15
4
Jan.
18
20
Sale
18
15% Jan.
7
4X
X
3%
1%
3%
11-16 Jan.
2
Feb.
3
6%
Jan.
2
Feb. 29
9
LOO
2
4
5% Feb. 29
Jan.
15
3
4^
78 7*
10% Mar. 22
11
22
Feb. 11
Feb.
1
Feb. 16
23% Feb. 19
Jan.
1
IX
2
95
9
5%
;•
1
n
,500
New Process Co common
,.*
478 N Y Auction class A com...*
300 New York Hamburg Corp..50
% Mar. 1 11-16 Mar. 24
1
Mar. 14
lft Mar. 24
4
2X
6
12
K
15
Mar. 10
Jan. 14
Jan. 13
Feb.
5
26
Jan.
9
Mar.
98
22% Mar. 21
11
2% Jan.
71% Mar. 14
Mar.
17
...
100
5
700 Neptune Meter class A
*
400 Nestle Le Mur Co cl A
_.*
200 New Amsterdam Casualty. 10
,500 Newberry (J J) Co
Mar.
5% Jan.
13
1
5
7
3
6
1
Mar. 11
31
Jan.
5% Feb.
8% Mar.
23 %
5
62
34
Nat Short Term Sec A......*
Neht Corp com.
225 Neisner Bros pref
500 Nelson (Herman) Corp
Mar.
Mar. 14
9
5
Sale
150 Nat Steel Car Corp Ltd
*
900 Nat Steel Corp warrants....
,100 National Sugar Refg
*
100 National Tile Co common
*
700
1
26% Mar. 28
1% Mar. 21
50 Nat Secur Invest 6% pref. 100
,000
,900
8% Feb. 18
lft Mar. 18
5% Mar. 26
Mar. 21
1
1
3
Warrants
,700
,800 Nat Rubber Mach com
,600 National Screen Service...
17
Sale
Sale
*
com
22 ft
5
*
725 Nat Dairy Prod pref A
,800!
ft Sale
*
Nat l Bond & Share
too
1
Sale
2
*
Mar. 11
Mar. 16
Mar. 15
5
American Co.
Aviation Corp
500 Natl Bancservtce Corp.
lft Mar. 18
31
3
700 Nachraan-Springfllled Corp.*
,200 National
,400 National
Mar. 14
6
1% Feb.
5
10
400 Mtge Bank of Colom Am shs.
5X Mar. 26
1
Mar. 5
26 X Mar. 28
IX Mar. 21
68
Mar. 3
5X Mar. 4
70
Mar. 7
6 ft Mar. 28
Jan.
22
16% Feb.
15
Feb.
27
Mar.
1
79% Feb.
3
1% Feb.
% Mar.
9
1
Jan.
20
ft Jan.
4% Jan.
9
19
4
Mars 30
3
Jan.
12
2% Mar. 17
7% Mar. 10
3
Mar.
1% Jan.
6% Feb.
4
18
2% Mar. 15
1% Mar. 31
7
Mar. 28
4% Mar.
1
Mar.
1
8
7% Mar. 18
2
8
Mar.
3
7% Mar. 18
N Y Shipbuilding Co
,400
Founders shares.
,962 Niagara Share Corp (Md)_.10
,900 Niles-Bement-Pond com....*
2
"
2*4
2X
3
Sale
2
Sale
3
«
'7 ft "7 ft
6ft
3K
7K
~3~*"3X
2ft Sale
7
3
7% Mar. 17
Jan.
5
1% Mar. 31
6% Jan. 28
5% Feb. 26
3% Jan. 13
8% Jan.
7
% Jan.
4
2% Mar. 30
12
3% Jan.
2
Nitrate Corp of Chile
,100
,800
,300
(Cosach) Ctfs for ord b
shs
Noma Elec Corp com
Nordon Corp Ltd com
500 Northam Warren Corp pref.*
,400
North Ac South Amer
% Mar. 5
2% Mar. 30
5-16 Mar. 10
1-16 Mar.
*
5
33
26
IK
Corp A*
400 Northwest Engineering
-„*
,200 Novadel Agene com.........*
5
36
2X
6K
41 Ys
29 X
lft
6
38
2 ft
8
34
Sale
29 ft
1
37
2X
4
34
4
4
37% Mar.
8
37% Mar.
8
Mar.
1
35
Mar.
9
11% Mar.
1
7% Mar. 17
Mar. 23
Jan..12
ft Jan. 13
2
Jan.
6
% Feb. 11
34
7% Mar. 17
11X Sale
700 Ohio Brass class B.........
1-16 Mar.
3
Mar.
8
33
1
1-16 Jan.
27% Jan. !
1% Jan. !
5% Jan. !
31
Feb.
12
8
% Jan.
15
37% Mar. 8
1% Feb. 17
6% Jan.
9
36
Jan. 15
% Jan.
16
13% Jan.
Ollstocks Ltd—
700
Class A without
IH
*
warr
800 Outboard Motors cl B com..*
,300
Class A conv pref
,577 Overseas Securities Co
*
2H
*
,100 Pan American Airways.....*!
,200 Paramount Motors Corp..
*,
,900 Parke Davis fir Co
*
,250 Parker Rust-Proof com
*
175 Patterson Sargent Co com—*
50 Pender (D) Groc Co cl A
500
Class B
,168
400
240
300
,500
600
15 ft
4%
45
18
15
*
3 K
2X
Pennroad Corp com v t c
.....
6
Sale
2%
14
5
Sale
15
Mar. 4
4% Mar. 28
17% Mar. 2
Sale
40
16 ft
4ft
17 ft
40
Corp....*
10* 14*
*
Conv preferred A
Partic
Propper
600
-
McCallum
16% Mar.
7
Mar.
3
6
18% Mar. 16
55
Mar.
7
12% Jan.
3% Jan.
17% Mar.
34% Feb.
16% Jan.
3
7%
2X
Sale
2% Mar. 31
3% Mar.
2
com
Cumulative
16% Mar.
ll"
6
Jan.
31% Jan.
90
85
lft Sale
lft Sale
14%
16%
X Sale
10%
10
14%
36% Mar. 7
83% Mar. 30
1% Mar. 31
4
Mar. 14
36% Mar. 22
85
Mar.
8
2% Mar. 2
4% Mar. 10
Q7^
% Mar.
1
Mar.
3
ft Mar. 21
10% Mar. 9
10%
Mar.
4
15% Jan.
16%
11-16 Sale
10.
4l.
83% Mar. 30
1% Jan.
10
38
32
42
3
2Vs
2X
49
15
5
19
22
18% Sale
% Sale
5%
16%
16%
20
13
29
Jan.
Jan.
22
15
Jan.
90
25
Feb.
11
2% Mar. 2
4% Mar. 10
8
15% Jan.
20
9
Feb.
16
Feb.
Jan.
15
4
Jan.
14
1
3
1
Mar. 28
1% Mar. 10
1
Mar.
1%
2%
lft
2%
2
Mar. 28
3
2
2
Mar.
3% Mar.
9
2
Jan.
42%
1%
3%
3%
Mar.
7
3
33
Jan.
47% Jan.
42
Sale
2% Mar.
7
Mar. 31
42
46
Mar.
'"% ""%
16
30
Mar.
3
17
Mar.
3
4
12% Mar.
4
12% Mar.
18% Mar.
% Mar.
17
1
1
19% Mar.
% Mar.
1
Mar.
9
20
19% Mar. 3
1% Jan. 20
16% Feb. 11
19
Jan.
5
Jan.
% Mar.
16% Feb.
17
Mar.
12% Mar.
....
.
19
Jan.
46% Feb.
lYs
2X
2X
7
Feb.
Jan.
10 ft Mar.
Jan.
Feb.
5
13
36% Mar. 22
1-16 Jan.
10
13
Jan.
s
2% Jan.
12
13
Mar.
7
55
18% Jan. 13
1.5
Jan.
Jan.
17
4
12% Mar.
1% Feb.
1
Jan.
6
lft
5%
65%
ft
Hosiery
Co
without
war
2
5 K Sale
X
60
*
64%
K Sale
lYs
2ft
5X Sale
62%
64%
%
%
X
4
59
2%
4%
65
ft Sale
.
preferred....*
It
70 Quaker Oats com..
20
6% preferred
Radio Products
*
*
100 Reliance Bronze & Steel
>,400 Reliance Internat com
900
Class B........
S,900 Reliance Management
A
Mar. 14 102
102
2
1
ft
IX
14
IX
lft Sale
1
IX
2%
ft
3X Sale
14 ft
18
3ft
16%
Ys
1
Sale
._*
1
Sale
1
2X
18
*
*
3-32 Mar. 24
3
Mar. 14
103% Mar. 17 103% Mar. 17
Corp com..*
com
3
Mar. 28
4
1-16 Mar.
2X
*
300 Ry Ac Utility Inv Corp cl A.10
.,000 Raytheon Mfg, com v t c
*
300 Reeves (Daniel) com
*
400 Reliable Stores
2ft
100
com
Railroad Shares
2X
62% Mar. 28
ft Mar.
9
<
1% Mar. 19
1% Mar. 17
5% Mar. 3
65% Mar. 7
% Mar. 2
2% Mar. 2
1% Mar. 17
ft
lft
Ys
X
ft Sale
4
5
59% Jan.
5
Vs Jan.
1% Mar. 19
"I"
20%
3%
1
Sale
Sale
1%
ft
%
1%
18
Mar.
1
Mar. 29
Mar. 30
Mar. 14
Mar.
8
2% Mar. 22
1
Mar.
1-16 Jan.
2
2% Jan.
1-16 Sale
Warrants
300 Pyrene Mfg
54.
3
15
*
Pub Util Holdg
*
Mar.
Jan.
ft FeD.
2% Jan.
1
Mar.
1
Inc—
stock
conv
._*
1,900 Prudential Investors com—*
.150
$6 preferred...
...*
Mill
1
...—100
Pitts Ac Lake Erie RR
50
.500 Pittsburgh Plate Glass com 25
,100 Polymet Mfg Corp com
*
200 Powdrell At Alexander..
..*
300 Pratt Ac Lambert
._.*
Prentice-Hall
Mar. 31
Mar. 17
*
com
,350
100
1
7
2
1
37
,500 Pitney Bowes Postage Meter*
% Mar.
ft Mar.
7
Mar. 17
2
20
Sale
3
800 Pierce Governor Co
—*
,100 Pilot Radio A: Tube class A.*
1,700
.,300
Sale
14 ft
IX
19
10
25
Class A
•'hoenix Securities
100 Pie Bakeries Inc
200
7% preferred
>,600
,900
>,300
5X
2ft
1
75
90
IK
Sale
ft Mar.
ft
Ys
2
...
150
,400
,700
n uzi
__*
*
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg
50
Pepperell Mfg Co..
100
Pet Milk 7% pref
100
Philip Mor's Cons Inc com..*
New...'
10
!*
8.1*
2ft Sale'
Mar. 23
1
27
Jan.
1
ft
%
2
% Mar. 30
1% Mar. 7
18% Mar. 8
Mar. 26
14
Mar
29
Mar
30
Mar
14
Jan.
X
5
Feb.
26
Mar
26
8
2
3-16 Mar. 21
26
24
1% Mar.
1% Mar. 10
.
Mar. 14
6 102
78% Feb.
103% Mar. 17 103% Mar. 17
2
% Mar. 26
ft Mar. 2
Ys Mar. 21
% Mar.
1
4
Feb 15
Feb. 15
Mar. 7
Jan. 16
6
Jan. 12
3-32 Jan.
5
2% Jan. 27
Jan.
1% Jan.
1
Jan.
1% Jan.
18% Mar.
3% Jan.
% Mar.
1% Jan.
3-16 Mar.
1% Feb.
3
22
14
11
27
8
2
26
14
21
5
NEW
AGGREGATE SALES.
PRICES
NEW TORE
CURB EXCHANGE
In
Since
March.
Shares.
Jan. 2
500
Bid.
Ask.
Bid.
34 Jan.
X Jan.
18
1-16 Jan.
4
21X Mar. 30
27X Mar.
100
*
700
•
A
IX
800
900 Rlke-Kumler Co
*
12 A
11,100 Roosevelt Field Inc
7,600 Russia Internet Corp
200 Royal Typewriter com..
*
134
X
1,200 Ruberold Co
300 Russelcs Fifth Ave Inc..
Bros Co
7% preferred
com..
*
100
9
1,075 Safety Car Heating Ac Ltg.100
105,000 St Regis Paper Co
10
*
1,100 Schiff Co com
30
....
Seaboard
700
300
600 Setberling Rubber com
1,100 Selby Shoe Co com
42.600 Selected Industries com
1,000
15,300
4,300
•
*
13,500
Allot certifs full paid.....
2,250
prior stock
*
25,400 Sentry Safety Control..
*
500
3,100
400 Seton Leather com
500 Sheaffer (W A) Pen com
8,455 Shenandoah Corp com
"""400
2,000
5,600
134
30 A
1,250
3,990 Smith (A O) Corp
20
100
£1
Sale
m
1A Sale
Sale
"~X ~"~X
(L C)
16,400
6,200
OX
4Vs
25A
IX
2A
9X
38
118""
20
X
200
400
(The) Corp
9,600
2,900
i~ioo
1
Mar. 22
1034 Mar.
27
5
10
36
41
X
X
IX
*
2
Mar. 17
Mar. 10
IX Mar.
4534 Mar.
42
9
9
Mar. 17
7-16 Mar.
4
18
2134 Jan. 22 \
334 Jan.
13
Feb.
134 Jan.
4
11
26
534 Feb. 19
1634 Jan. 29
1 34 Jan. 26
Mar. 30
1834 Mar. 30
134 Jan. 25
18?t
Mar. 26
OX Jan.
434 Mar.
25
11*
2
134 Feb.
234 Mar.
4
Feb.
9
Jan.
19
Jan.
2
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
29
Jan.
14
12
26
Mar. 10
10
34 Jan.
2834 Jan.
134 Jan. 14
4534 Mar. 9
30
42
Jan.
Mar. 17
Jan.
1
"5-16 Mar.
1834
134
12 34
3234
Mar. 17
Mar.
1
2
Jan.
3
Feb.
19
16
Mar
20
; Jan.
20
2
Jan.
11
Mar.
1
Mar.
9
8
Mar.
1
27
1234 Mar.
3434 Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
X Mar. 22
Mar.
1
1
Jan.
100
3-16 Jan.
134 Jan.
X Mar.
Trans-Lux
934 Mar. 14
1 132
Mar.
9
9
6
19
18
15
Mar.
4
134 Mar. 26
30 34 Mar. 26
"4034 Mar.""2
134 Mar.
934 Mar. 14
734 Mar. 22
Jan. 11
11534 Feb.
6 134
134 Mar. 26
534 J*an.
9
3034 Mar. 26
Jan.
2
534 Jan.
59
Jan.
3
14
8
14
"1A
IX Sale
-*
Pict
5
134 Jan.
22
4
Jan.
15
134 Mar.
5
Jan.
Jan.
"'X ""A
X
Vs
A
2A
2
8
Mar. 29
1
X
X
Sale
2
10
28
10
6
Mar.
A Sale
IX Sale
3
34 Mar. 22
Sale
34 Mar. 23
134 Mar. 24
Mar. 11
30
934 Mar.
X Mar.
7
21
Jan.
5 34 J an.
5
34 Mar. 22
4
34 Mar. 15
234 Mar. 15
13
34 Mar. 23
134 Mar. 24
6
6
5
Mar. 21
6
Mar. 21
6
Mar. 21
Mar. 23
X Mar. 19
80
Mar. 23
80
Mar. 23
134 Mar.
8
Mar. 19
7 Jan.
7
X Jan. 23
34 Feb.
1
5
Mar. 30
8
1
2
9
10
334
1134
7X
3X
5
12 X Sale
1
2A
22 X
23 A
434
Sale
154
2434
1
22
5
Sale
3
5X
Sale
12 X
Mar. 30
Mar. 29
5
3
1034 Mar. 11
134 Mar. 4
2334 Mar. 2
Mar. 15
Mar. 26
2
18
Sale
2054
234
Sale
17 X
23 A
2X
334 Sale
34
54
234
154
21
1
Sale
2134 Sale
2X
2A
Sale
X
.IX
Sale
16
Sale
3
3
3
Sale
2A
IX
Sale
2
3
2
29
20
24
17
2134 Mar. 24
2A Mar. 15
234 Mar. 29
7-16 Mar. 22
134 Mar. 21
Mar.
7
334
12J4
134
2334
5
Mar. 29
Mar. 1
Mar. 12
Mar. 2
Mar. 15
2
Mar. 19
23
X Sale
3
Feb.
20
2
9
Mar. 15
3
1634 Feb.
10
Mar.
54 Jan.
34 Jan.
30
11
11
Mar. 11
954 Mar.
34 Feb.
7
4
2
21
11
80
Mar. 23
134 Mar. 8
834 Jan. 29
34 Jan.
234 Jan.
834 Jan.
Jan.
15
34 Jan.
20
Feb.
15
434 Jan.
1334 Jan.
234 Jan.
5
19
19
Jan.
18
1
9
24
2
Mar. 15
1834 Jan.
8
26
Mar. 2
3
18
Feb.
10
234 Mar. 15
2
Feb.
8
3
Jan.
6
334 Mar.
34 Mar.
234 Mar.
2
Feb.
8
4
Feb.
13
26
8
1
3
7-16 Mar. 22
IX Feb.
134 Feb.
34 Feb. 25
10
4
334 Jan.
28
4
Mar.
2
19
34 Mar.
8
2
7-16 Mar. 21
24
7-16 Mar. 21
34 Mar. 26
934 Mar. 17
1434 Mar. 26
234 Mar. 29
934 Mar. 17
1834 Mar. 2
234 Mar. 5
Jan.
Jan;
Mar.
13
2
2
2
34 Mar. 8
34 Jan. 11
834 Jan. 22
1434 Mar. 26
234 Feb.
9
934 Mar. 17
1814 Mar. 2
334 Jan.
8
9-16 Mar. 12
X Sale
Mar. 29
1034 Mar. 11
134 Jan. 12
1834 Mar.
3
23
£
Mar. 10
34 Mar. 10
X
7
134 Mar. 5
34 Jan. 28
34 Feb.
9
34 Jan. 30
Mar. 23
25
80
*
w
Mar. 29
1
8
X
Feb.
19
30
2
X
X
Sale
X
X
X
X
X
2
com..
X Jan.
Ltd
5A
1534
2X
15
18
2A
8X
17
2X
9
19A
2X
18 A
14
2X
2A
Screen
19,400
Class A common
*
9,500 Trl-Contlnental Corp Warr_.
19,400 Trl-Utlllties Corp com..
*
4,300
3,400
Mar.
4
Feb.
34 Jan.
25 X
X
IX
Tobacco Secur Trust Co
1.600
4
5
2X
IX
X
8A
300
Am dep rets ord reg shs..£l
1,400 Todd Shipyards Corp.
*
4,300 T r a n scon tl nen tal Air Transp*
100
500
2
Mar. 22
124
Sale
5
7X
30X 36
100
2,200 TobaccoAt Allied Stocks
2,200 Tobacco Prod Exports
100,800 Tobacco Prod of Del new
1,700
45,500
934 Feb.
134 Jan.
•
300 Tenn Products Corp
"
Mar.
Feb. 25
Jan. 16
38
3
Jan.
2
•
..50
com
4,500 Taggart Corp com
•
11,900 Tastyeast Inc class A--—13,200 Technicolor Inc common—•
900
3
Mar. 22
Sale
Sale
124
125
4X
*
2,400 Strauss-Roth Stores com..
700 Stromb-Carlson Tel Mfg
*
745 Stroock (S) Ac Co
*
16,200 Stutz Motor Car Co.—
*
3,400 Sun Investing Co com
*
2,200
$3 conv pref
*
200 Super Maid Corp
*
45,373 Swift & Co
..25
32,200 Swift International
15
2,200 Syrac Wash Mach B com
*
300
Mai. 31
16
X
Vs
11X Sale
29A Sale
Sale
IX
7
Sale
5
40
600 Stinnes (Hugo) Corp
13,400
14,100
3
734 Mar. 5
534 Mar. 16
15
30
Mar. 9
5-16 Mar. 22
com
*
75 Stetson (John B) Co com...*
400
28
30
26
Mar.
1
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
1834 Mar. 30
134 Mar. 3
7X Mar. 22
*
*>% cum pref
500 Stein (A)Ac Co com
50
6 34% cum pref
900 Stein Cosmetics Co
6,000
800
36
25
28
17
6
12
30
Ac Corona
8,300
3,000
"""300
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
3-16 Jan.
1A
*
11,700 Standard Mot Constr..
100
.
Vs Mar. 26
Feb.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
2
IX
com
5,600
50
1A Sale
1034
10 A
Sale
2
Sale
dep rets ord reg shs
Starrett
6A
A* A
15
30
19
2
18
5
X
234
£1334
134
34
834
Mar.
Jan.
Feb.
9934 Jan.
Spanish Ac General Corp Ltd
900
Am dep rets ord bearer shs.
Am dep rets ord reg shs
1,100
900 Spiegel. May At Stern eh Pf 100
950 Standard Invest
pref..*
900
7-16
6
32 A
*
12# lire
500 Snider Packing new w i._
11,200 Southern Corp com...
*
200 Southwest Dairy Prod com.*
200
Sale
38
25
1,450
Typewriter v t c
10,900 Snla Vlscosa Ltd
350
X
*
450 Sis to Financial Corp
400
IX
X
2X
534 Mar.
100
Singer Mfg Ltd
2,200
3,700
3X Mar. 29
4
34 Jan. 26
134 Mar. 7
3-16 Jan.
28
Feb.
Boardman
1,000
Smith
3% Sale
1854
3934 Mar.
134
Am
Sale
9
28X
1A Sale
3
334
4
Mar. 2
34
134
1234
134
34
734
3334
934 Feb.
IX
534
Sale
31
31
17
1
7
30
12
15
Sale
*
Pub Co conv pref
1,200
3,560 Singer Mfg.
800
510
Sale
Sale
1
Mar.
Mars
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
18
27
29
"3 A "I"
8A
Simmons
31
34
31
134
26 #1334
1
134
29
Vs
31
834
Mar.
2 38
6
2134 Mar. 30
3
6A
Sale
2
100 Signature Hosiery com vtc--*
5,600 Silica Gel Corp com v t C
*
1,900
36
36
X
Sale
10
25 A
*
Preferred, series A A
35
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
18 34 Mar
*
220
IX Sale
A
X
7 A Sale
A
IX
12A
IX
X
7A
2
35
1
8,400
6% con* preference
50
1,250 Sherwin-Williams Co com..25
650
15
X Mar.
134 Mar.
5
10
7
1,500 Securities Corp Gen'l com..*
3,100 Seentan Bros common..
*
17,100 Segal Lock Ac Hardware com *
1,300
6,000
A
A Sale
1A Sale
10
X Mar. 17
1134
454
334 Sale
1334
20
1
lVs
1
Utll bhaieti, com.
Securities Allied Corp—
23,600
Non voting stock...
8,600
Sale;
2
100 Schulte Real Estate Co
*
50 Scovllle Mfg Co
___25
5,000
IX
4
15
40
35
X Sale
IX
*
100 Ryerson (Jos T) & Son Inc..*
50
Highest.
Sale Prices
1
7
300
1,900
Prices.
3-16 Mar. 21
Richmond Radiator
200
Common
31,800
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Highest.
Sale
X Mar. 23
3-16 Mar. 21
%
X
X
a
Sale
550 Rich man
500
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
*
com
300
200
Ask
Ask. Bid.
5-16 Sale
Sale
♦
20,500 Reynolds Investing
3,700
4,700
March 31.
March 1.
1932.
INDUS. Ac MISC. (Ctoi.) Par
52,800 Republic Gaa Co
*
15,300 Reybara Co., Inc...
...10
4,500
6,100
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
IN MARCH.
Price
Jan. 1.
Shares.
45
EXCHANGE
CUES
YORK
1A Sale
3-16
2X
IX Sale
134 Mar. 14
15-16 Mar. 24
Sale
134 Jan.
234 Mar.
134 Mar.
2
2 34 Jan.
13-16 Jan.
4
34 Jan.
2A
1
7
134 Feb.
34 Jan.
23
~"~34
14
15
15
Triplex Safety Glass Ltd—
2,600
600
Am rets for ord. shs. reg..
Tubize Chatillon Corp—
Common B v t c
23,600
_.._*
11,500
1,200
1,900
5A
Sale
5,600 Tung Sol Lamp Wks com...*
2,300
$3 cum conv pre#
*
6A
100 Union Araer Invest
100
11,000
1,700
Union Tobacco Co
19
24
3,000
1,400
United Carr Fastener com..*
8A
2,500
$3 cum partic pref.._...._*
4,200 United Dry Docks com
._*
231,100 United Founders Corp com.*
300 United Milk Prod com
375
7% Cumul preferred
"'"300
2X
11
4
3
12
Va
3A
Sale
2
15
13 A
Sale
1 Vs
■
*
100
Mar. 10
22
19
Mar. 26
A
10
*8
IX
X
12
Sale
IX Sale
134 Mar. 31
11X Sale
X
Vs
IX Sale
X
IX
a
a
Sale
1A
634 Mar. 10
534 Mar.
634 Mar.
2
16
Jan.
22
Mar. 9
9
Mar. 29
3-16 Mar. 11
19
Feb. 24
24
9
Mar. 29
2
Mar. 12
1
3
Mar. 14
134 Mar. 31
Mar.
1134 Mar. 31
34 Mar. 14
134 Mar. 31
1634 Mar. 10
34 Mar. 2
Mar. 16
1034 Mar. 16
10
15
7
5
21
1
United Chemicals Inc......*
1,700
1,400
100,800
134 Feb.
334 Jan.
Mar. 23
9
Mar. 29
34 Mar. 7
*
com
434 Jan.
534 Mar.
634 Mar.
20
22
19
800 United Amer Utilities com..*
600
634 Mar. 10
1
2
6
7
5X
1
Mar.
Mar.
3
18
_*
com
Sale
3
21
1,300 Ungerleider Financial Corp.*
500
534 Mar.
Sale
2
Mar.
1
1-16 Jan.
27
Jan.
12
1134
34
134
34
10
Feb.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
15
18
31
26
Mar. 16
Mar.
7
5
2
13
9
Mar. 29
3-16 Jan. 26
Jan.
Mar. 12
2
334 Jan.
19
1634 Mar. 10
X Jan.
2
8
234 Jan.
1
Jan. 16
Feb.
12
9
United Molasses Co Ltd—
300
200
50
200
Shoe Mach
25
com
com
vtc.*
2,900 U S Dairy Prod class A
750 U S Finishing
>
common..
..*
...»
*
4,500 United States Foil class B..*
7,350 U S At Internat Sec com....*
1st preferred:! with warr
*
12,350
2,700 U S Lines Inc pref
*
10
2,400 U S Playing Card com
700 U S Shares Financial.......*
100 Universal Insurance Co
20
500 Universal Pictures.....
.*
1,600
2,800
9,000 Utility Equities com
._*
2,050
Priority Stock..
7,700 Utility At Ind Corp com.....*
Preferred...
*
13,100
6,100
800}
21,200 Van Camp Pack
2,4001 7% pref
500
For (OctDOtflK
•«*» page
54.
7
134 Mar.
9
134 Jan.
10
10
800 United Wall Paper..
500
T.eoo
Preferred
12,000 United Stores Corp
100
700
300
50
134 Mar.
United Porto Rican Sugar
Conv partic pref
1,300 United
1,000
2,100
1,700
1,400
5,400
1,400
ord reg_.£l
600 Unit Profit Sharing com....
100
200
Am dep rets for
33
38
A
2
IX
Sale
59
2
29
Sale
]
3
19 A
4034
Sale
2
59 X
2A
3X
'20X "2IX
X
18]
18
3954
36
1W
4
154
254
7
IX Sale
1434
Sale
8A
com .......*
Sale
25
Sale
4A
2X
2X Sale
1034
10X
X Sale
1
IX
34 Mar.
134 Jan.
25
6
Jan.
12
3t
Mar.
7
Mar. 14
Mar. 28
22
Mar.
Mar. 14
16
1534 Mar. 29
Vs
1834
34
634
Mar. 5
Mar. 9
Mar. 16
Mar. 28
Sale
18]
IX
Sale
Sale
2
9
A
1
9
1A ""134 "Mar."28 "234 Mar."
49
2
Mar. 14
Mar. 26
9
Mar. 29
34 Mar. 17
Vs
IX
1
Mar. 19
Feb.
59
59
Mar. 28
2
4934 Mar. 14
234 Mar. 2
1034 Mar. 7
134 Mar. 10
134 Mar. 19
2
14
11
3534 Jan.
34 Jan.
Mar. 3
234 Mar. 3
334 Mar. 2
34 Mar. 10
3
Mar.
59
2
1
9
Feb.
10
Jan.
1
2
2
134 Mar.
34 Jan.
Mar. 11
Mar. 11
1
1834
Vs
18X
'4034 Mar. 16
Mar. 11
5934
59
3734 Mar. 30
2
2
34 Mar. 16
634 Mar. 28
3
Mar.
1
5
IX
4
234 Sale
60
4
6A
37 X
l8
Mar.
1
IX
234
Feb.
18
Mar.
134 Jan.
234 Jan.
34
1834
34
1534
34
6
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
434 Jan.
134 Jan.
42
Jan.
134 Jan.
8
Jan.
34 Mar. 17
1
Mar. 19
4°K
2
Mar. 16
Jan. 14
Mar. 11
Jan.
60
234 Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
4
30
Vs Mar.
23
2
3
16
22
2
5
Jan.
16
Jan.
14
634 Mar. 23
5
234
4934
334
1134
2
Jan. 12
Jan. 14
Feb. 19
Feb. 19
Feb. 19
Jan.
2
234 Jan.
7
YORK
NEW
46
EXCHANGE
CURB
Price
NEW YORK
Jan.
CURB EXCHANGE
In
Since
March.
Jan. 1.
Shares.
INDUS. MISC.
Shares.
100 Veeder-Root Inc
100
5,500
2
1932.
15,500
(Concl.)
Par
*
Bid.
March 1.
Ask.
300
i.4oo Waltt 8c Bond Inc class A._*
Class B
1,700
♦
3,900 Walgreen Co com....
...
IS
5
I" 'Yi
....
700
"""266
Sale
Prices.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
10k
10
9 k Mar.
4
9
10
3
Mar. 28
Mar. 26
Mar. 11
Mar. 26
9
Ilk Mar.
5
4k Mar. 18
10k Mar. 3
2k Mar. 31
2k
2k
% Sale
1
lk
♦
Convertible preferred
700 Welch Grape Juice
1,200 Western Air Express Corp__10
3k
Sale
k
lk
"I" Mar."7
7k
10k
3k
10
Sale
400
""'250
200
100
100 Western Auto Supply
575
W "37"
38
A *
com
8
Mar.
35
52" "53 k
51k Sale
Mar. 12
7
15
51
Mar.
Mar.
8
Mar. 19
Mar.
8
53k Mar.
30
575 Western Cartridge 6% pref.
Western Maryland Ry—
120
7% 1st pref
100
10
35
7k Mar. 28
10k Mar. 26
2 k Jan. 27
10 k Feb- 19
3k Mar. 12
"%Mar."29
3k
6 k Mar. 24
4k Mar. 30
4k Mar. 30
5
Mar. 14
4k Mar. 18
Sale
11
i?M
6k Mar. 24
3 k Jan.
5
4k Mar. 18
6 k Mar. 24
9
4
5
ig
11
2H
11
Mar.
4k
Warrants
600
Walker (Hiram) Gooderhan
fit Worts common
39,900
5,900 Watson (Jno Warran) Co
1,800 Wayne Pump Co com
11,800
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Lowest.
Ask.
500 Wagner Electric Co com...15
800
March 31.
Ask. Bid.
6k Mar. 24
3J4 Sale
4
300 Vogt Mfg Corp....
Bid.
'
Vick Financial Corp com..10
200
200
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN MARCH.
AGGREGATE SALES
Mar.
30
Mar,
12 k Mar.
15
Mar.
28
8
10
5
Ilk Jan. 15
4k Mar. 18
Ilk Jan. 14
Feb.
9-16 Jan.
3
6
lk Feb.
Jan.
5
3k Mar. 12
k Jan.
2
2
k
k
2k
35
Jan. 25
Feb.
8
Feb. 18
Feb.
2
5k Feb.
8k Mar. 12
15
Feb. 27
5
Jan.
Jan.
1
3
2
5
36 k
6
29
Jan.
4
8k Mar. 12
Mar. 8
2
15
51
Mar.
8
Mar. 19
53 k Mar.
5
20
Feb.
9
30
Mar.
5
12k Mar. 28
15
15
Jan.
Mar.
6
15
2
Western Tablet & Stationery
100
400
mm
*
t c
15
20
12 k
V
20
100 Westfield Mfg Co common.
425 Westvaco Chlorine pref
100
1.100 West Virginia Coal 8c Coke.*
100
325
mm mt mm mm mm
common v
m
20
12k Mar. 28
Sale
58k Mar. 15
15
64 k
~
Mar.
8
66k Mar. 29
k Jan.
85k Feb.
25 W Va Pulp & Paper 6% pf.100
mm
"i",io5
1,300
2,500
600
25
'Villiam*
Preference.
1,300 Wilson
Y
40,500
72,700
200
8k
2k
com
8k
2k
20
*
com
19
7
8k
lk Sale
k
1
18
19
10
19 k
......
Jones Co
Winter (BenJ) Co.
Wool worth (F W) Ltd—
Am dep rets ord shares....
100
'
(R C) 8c Co
>vij.iow Cafeterias
450
700
Mar.
8
Jan. 29
15
50
Sale
'"k ""k
k.
Sale
9k
Sale
Sale
10
9
Mar. 15
10 k Mar. 30
Feb.
8
7
lk Jan.
15k Feb.
5
Feb.
5
k Feb.
1
8
k
200
7k
Mar. 16
10 k Mar.
9
2 k Mar. 17
19
Mar. 16
7k Mar. 28
lk Mar. 26
11
16
Amer dep rets 6% pref
30 Youngstown Sheet 8c Tube pf
9k Mar. 19
Mar.
4
10k Mar. 15
Mar.
4
9
9
1
7k Jan.
4
Mar.
2
k Feb.'
85
10k Mar. 30
k Feb.
1
10k Mar. 15
Mar.
47
1
Jan.
5
lk Jan.
25
9
Feb
4
6
Feb.
8
k Feb. 16
10k Mar. 9
2k Jan. 10
20
Feb. 17
9
47
8
66k Mar. 29
6
RIGHTS
44,900
16,100
Commonwealth Edison
Pub Serv of Nor 111
i.
w
PUBLIC UTILITIES
200
Ala Power Co $7
1,221
290
'
'
mmmmrnrnrn — —
25
mm
mm
'C'-'iV'Y
77,700
235,900
4,000
15,900
1,800
25 k
Sale
2k
1
k
4k
Sale
Sale
•
mm
_»
Amer Light & Trac com....25
*
'
m mm
1st preferred
*
14,825
56 cumulative preferred..*
4,000
Appalachian Gas com
•
215,500
Warrants..
4,200
mm'mm
mm
'mm
8,800
124,500
■
mm mm m.
^ '
'
40
mm
Class
1.200
49,700
■
—
1.000
2,400
•
675
150
33,400
4,400
2,200
86,607
10,700
3,900
Associated
4
90 k Mar. 11
80
Mar.
1
2k
Sale
k Sale
k
k
Sale
Mar. 30
23
8
Sale
2 k
Sale
26 k
18k
20
19k
20
19
27
20
Sale
Sale
23
3k
4k
3 k Sale
54
56 k
2k
5
3 k Sale
60
Sale
Mar. 31
5-16
Sale
1-16
79
4k
Sale
39" Sale'
Jan.
Jan.
k Jan.
21
18
14
Jan.
5
4
Mar.
8
Jj
si*
Jan.
2
Jan.
2
Mar. 16
Jan.
2
Mar. 31
Jan.
6
Jan.
2
Jan.
x2l
Mar. 31
Mar.
5
Mar. 18
2
Mar. 24
18
Mar. 18
37k Mar. 7
88k Mar. 14
19k Mar. 3
Mar.
22
26k Mar. 31
8
2
k Sale
59
Sale
5-16 Sale
Mar. 14
5
2
2k Mar. 31
59
Mar. 31
Mar. 29
k Mar.
k Sale
1
4k Mar. 7
62 k Mar. 14
36k Mar. 8
5-16 Mar.
1
1-16
iff" "Mar ."18
Sale
3k
Sale
x2k Sale
37 k
Sale
33 k
8 k
Sale
Sale
1-32 Sale
1st preferred.
30
Mar. 19
8k Mar. 30
IVA
20
52
Jan.
30
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
1-H
2}
3k Mar.
57
40k Mar.
4
Mar.
30
3
10
5
Mar.
4
Mar. 26 100
Mar.
9
3k.Mar. 29
93
110
9k
9h
20k Sale
Sale
115
Sale
lOk
Sale'
20 k
12 k
Sale
*
93
110k
10k
20k
79
Mar. 23
Mar. 26 112
13k Mar. 7
Mar. 31
Mar. 31 22k Mar. 3
Mar.
2
Mar.
84
8
8
Feb.
5
9
4
3k
28k Mar. 29
3
4]
Mar. 31
Jan. 19
Mar.
7
88
__
27
5
39k Jan. 14
88k Mar. 14
24
Jan. 14
26
Jan.
5
3k Jan.
4
4k Jan.
8
62k Mar. 14
42
Jan.
7
k Jan.
8
4
1-16 Jan.
29
87k Jan.
12
Feb.
23
Mar. 24
Mar. 31
Jan.
8
Mar. 19
Mar. 30
Mar. 29
Feb. 24
k Mar. 10
1-32 Mar. 29
Mar.
6
2k Feb.
2k Mar. 31
76
Mar.
5k Mar.
80
3k Mar. 24
x2% Mar. 31
19
Mar. 18
2
26 k Mar. 31
82 k Jan.
5
Jan.
5
51
150 Bell Tel of Pa 6k % pref.. 100
Buff Niag & East Pow pref.25
85
3
lk Jan.
88
88
30
1,125 Bell Telep Co of Canada..100
*
93
Mar.
k Mar. 28
Mar.
3
20
18k Sale
Telep Utilities.,*
.
Mar. 31
76
k Mar.
k Mar.
28k Mar.
2k Mar. 15
k Mar. 2
H Mar. 16
_..*
Brazilian Tr Lt 8c Pr ord
81
k Mar. 14
Mar.
86
34 k
5
A
55 preferred
24
23
Sale
...
58 int-bear allot ctfs
:.
5,225
$1.60 Int-bearlng allot ctfs.
3,100
Warrants
56,700
*
275 Associated Tel & Tel cl A
1,575
-
Assoc Gas & Elec, com
Sale
Sale
36 k
83
170 Arkansas Pow & Lt 57 pref.-*
20
3,800
57,400
Sale
Sale
88
3h
*
com
Preferred
329.400 American Superpower....
4,600
1,000
34,700
Mar. 31
*
Amer & Foreign Power warr.
American Gaa 8c Elec
3
k Mar. 28
"k """h
Sale
6% preferred...
25
500 Amer States Pub Serv class A
600
;
mm
Sale
2k
Class B
1.300
mm
24 k
25
500
13
Jan.
27
50
...»
Amer Commonwealth Pow clA
56.501st preferred......
»
50
Amer Dist Tel N J pref
100
25,800
84,600
100" 605
V.
Corp
.....
Class B
50 Amer Elec Power 56 pref
'
—
Class A
U
81
76
Sale
*
Amer Cities Power 8c Lt
3,500
21,900
37,766
31,200
1,100
4,000
5,100
1,800
Sale
81
80
....
3,100 Allegheny Gas Corp
1,900
Jan.
IP
Par
pref
S6 preferred
650
lk Sale
1
w
Mar. 29
7
4
4k Jan.
9
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
8
25
8
59
46
11
k Jan.
13
52k Feb.
Ilk Jan.
10
4
93
Mar. 26 100
Mar. 9
Mar. 23
110k Mar. 26 112
8 k Jan.
4
13k Mar. 7
20k Jan.
5 22 k Feb. 27
84
Mar.
8
79
Jan.
5
Cables & Wireless—
2,100
800
mm
mm
mm
mm
m.
Am
Am
dep rets A ord sh
£1
dep rets B ord sh
£1
dep rets pref sh
£1
60 Carolina Pow & Lt 56 pref
*
57 preferred
*
75
c
1,200
Am
5,000
2,200
1,300
m.
25
200
1,000
Cent Hud G A
E
v
t c
k
%
Ik "Tk
14
k
ik ""ik
15k
16
10 Cent 111 Pub Serv 56 pref
*
20 Central Maine Pow 7% pf.100
10
10
100 Cent Pow & Lt 7% pref...100
*
2,500 Cent Pub Serv of Del com
Class A.
*
35,000
mmmm mrn m.m*
500
12,600
k
-
25
-
800 Cent
700
mm±mrn
mm
50
-
-
100
300
19,200
70,600
150
200
400
150
200
1,650
100
400
10
160
lk
Sale
Central States Electric
mm~
-
65k Mar,
k
2k
lk Sale
*
25
Sale
*7 preferred
•
"k "lk
•
com
6% preferred.
29k Sale
26 k
Sale
100
83 k
116
Sale
Hispano
102
Sale
lk
Sale
Sale
83
81
k Sale
1
Mar.
2,200
300
15,400
^m dep rets A bearer shs._
Consol Gas Utilities class A
50
225
75
400
575
1,400
5,400
7,400
40
Sale
Sale
lk
10k
lk
43 k
52 k
26k
Mar
Mar,
Mar,
Mar
Mar
Mar,
102k Mar,
83
81
k Sale
k
1
Sale
25
pref
1,989,800
102,400
33,700
lk
16,600
com
Sale
4
'
1.550
27.300
500
25
-
50
Par footnotes
11 102k Mar.
Mar. 31
90
Mar.
5102
B
preferred
Feb.
1
81
Mar.
9-16 Mar.
18
5
3
55
4
Jan.
Jan.
18
14
13
Feb.
29
15
25
Jan.
14
29k
2 k
10k
lk
Mar. 18
Mar. 17
50
Jan.
19
26
56
Jan.
5
30
Feb.
15
16
8 103
Jan.
11
24
11
90
Mar.
9
Jan.
14
k Jan.
lk Jan.
15
12
5 122
k Mar. 22
k Mar. 29
1
lk Mar.
Sale
2k
37
62
Sale
Mar. 15
2
Sale
61k Mar. 28
2
Mar. 18
37
Mar. 15
37
7
3
59
69k Mar.
2k Mar.
*
Sale
7k
9
2k
~~2k
k Sale
8k
58
3
22
19k
*
3k
Sale
Sale
5
..__...*
54k
Sale"
*
45 k
25
3k
Sale
warrants.
4k
56
5k
Sale
k
7
3-16
8
Mar. 24
k Mar.
1
Mar. 11
"2k ""2k
29
21
7k Mar. 24
60k Mar. 11
2k Mar. 29
8k Mar. 16
60k Mar. 11
3 k Mar
3
19
70
Sale
20
Mar. 11
18k Mar. 11
Sale
4
Sale
195
23 k Mar. 22
3
Mar. 31
175
Mar. 28
.
Mar. 10
Jan.
29
lk Jan.
4
55
Jan.
4
63
Jan.
Sale
Sale
Sale
17
57 k
40
4
45
Sale
Sale
40 k Sale
Sale
35
Mar. 18
50 k Mar.
7
7
9
9
17
3
Sale
17
3
42
Mar. 31
Mar.
16 k
Sale
IIlOO
Mar. 24
17
19k
14k
17
.
28
175
5
Feb.
11
5k Jan.
14
25
Feb.
Mar.
195
Mar.
13 k Jan.
Mar.
32
15k Mar.
k
Mar.
Jan.
62
Mar.
54
Feb.
9
Mar.
7
ivxar. 23
Mar. to
17
3
42
Mar. 31
45
Mar.
Mar. 19
6
52k Mar. 29
50
x38
42
16k Mar. 12 18
Mar.
3
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
14
7
15
7
14
19
9
14
46 k Jan. 17
52 k Mar. 29
5
Jan.
15
15 *38
Mar.
3
10
18
Mar. 24
15k Feb.
29
16
29
22 k Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
40k Mar.
100
22
Jan.
3k Feb.
35
Mar. 19
51k Mar
14
10
22
018
3
10k Mar.
32k Mar.
60k Mar.
16
68
1
5k Mar. 18
15k Mar. 31
40k Mar. 31
Jan.
2k Mar.
17 k Jan.
8
7
Jan. 12
Mar.
7
Jan. 14
8k Mar. 16
7 k Feb.
3
Mar.
Mar. 15
99k
69k
2 k
76
60k Mar.
Mar.
L95
37
73k Jan.
k Jan.
k Jan.
4k Mar.
19k Mar.
25
36
9k
29 k
Sale
.....
Mar. 15
99k Jan. 12
4
k
17
55.
77
3-16 Mar.
*
40
8% preferred
1
31
Jan.
4
3k Jan.
19k Jan.
5
15
Mar.
9
3
*
stock
56 preferred
6% preferred.
Mar.
Mar.
73k Mar.
16% Sale"
see page
62 k
2
185
1,300
Mar.
66
1,550
250
Mar.
52k Mar.
30
61k Mar. 31
20 k
Option
45
26
Mar.
Jan.
lk Mar.
10k Mar.
lk Mar.
43 k Mar.
52k Mar.
23k Jan.
98k Feb.
Mar.
lk Mar.
10k Mar.
lk Mar.
31
2
55
28
70
$6 preferred B
cum
28
1
61k Sale
100
com
Convertible stock
55
Mar. 29
Jan.
8
k Mar. 26
k Mar. 29
19k Jan. 13
71
Gas & Fuel Assoc..*
States Pr
common
Mar.
100
$7 preferred A
New
83
'
4k Mar.
k Mar. 22
k Mar.-29
9
3
83
5
5
24
Feb.
81k Mar. 18
Mar.
18
Jan.
Mar. 14
Jan. 14
16
1
65 k Mar.
94 k Jan. 11
Feb.
2
75
29
31
805
Mar. 15
14k Mar. 15
1
65k Mar.
100
6% preferred
istern
64 k
230
548,200
95,000
16,300
10,800
Eastern
10
\i
Amer
Con Gas ELftP Bait com..*
pr
4
78k Mar. 28
Mar.
1
Mar
28
lk Sale
..*
Elec Ilium
19.400 Duquesne Gas Corn
100
200
2
28
Cities Serv Pr 8c Lt 56 pref.
800 Duke Power Co
1,100
mwm—-mrn
lk Sale
10
Warrants
650 Cont'l G&E 7%
/
4,000
150
Sale
c
4
81k Mar.
15k Mar.
65k Mar.
26
25 Conn Lt 8c Pow 6k% pref. 100
22,300
3,300
450
1,000
13,100
1
Mar, 29
k Mar
k Mar
k Sale
Sale
28
lk
.100
lk
-
2,500
4k
9-16
4,700
1,600
75
com
Conv preferred
Compania
25
mm
8c Southwest Util com.*
4,654 Community Water Service..*
'
78 k Mar 28
14 k Mar, 15
Feb.
11
70
Commonwealth 8c Sou Corp..
Warrants
301,300
118,400
2,054
lk Mar.
.*
Columbia Gas & Elec Corp—
6,090
5% Conv preferred
100
52,495 Commonwealth Edison
2,790
46,200
16
83
57 Prior lien preferred..._•
57 preferred
...»
7,700 Cleveland
1,700
mm
56 preferred
k Mar.
76
Sale
'
-
k Feb.
k Jan.
lk Feb.
k Mar.
k
'lH
14 k
k Mar.
k Mar.
Ik Mar.
k
NEW
CURB
YORK
AGGREGATE SALES,
PRICES IN MARCH.
NEW YORK
OUKB EXCHANGE
Since
March 1.
1932.
PUBLIC UTIL. (CVmL)
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Price
Jan. 2
Jan. 1.
Shares.
47
EXCHANGE
Par
Bid
1,200 Empire Pub Serf class A-...*
7,700 European Elec Co of Can A. 10
9,133
Option warrants
3
Ask.
Sale
X Sale
150 Florida Power Ac Lt $7 pref__*
Lowest.
Ask
X
IX
3-16 Sale
2
Sale
7-16 Sale
X
M
March 31.
Ask. Bid
Bid.
3-16
Highest.
Sales Prices.
3-16 Mar.
1
2
IX Mar. 23
)4 Mar. 26
Lowest.
,
Sal' Prices.
Sale
1
3-16 Mar.
2
Mar.
Sale Prices.
X Jan.
IX Mar. 23
X Mar. 26
1
X Mar. 12
69
64
Highest.
Prices.
$6
cum conv
pref
B
ser
...
10,700 Hamilton
Gas Co
v t
com
12
*
240 General Pub Serv $6 pref..
900 Georgia Power $6 pref
*
50 Gulf States Util $5.50 pref..*
75
$6 preferred
*
25
25 Illinois Nor Util 6% pref.. 100
2,125 Illinois P & L $6 pref
.*
27
0% preferred
100
12
32""
60
X
79)4
76X
82
1
72
Mar. 31
Mar.
5
Mar. 30
45
7954 Jan.
25
50
Mar.
*45
Mar. 11
72
65
50
62
50
Feb.
18
82
50
Jan.
Jan.
21
14
65)4 Jan.
27
Jan.
Feb.
3-16 Jan.
21
54)4 Jan.
65
47
45
X
48 X
61)4
3-16 Mar. 17
3
Mar.
93)4 Mar. 8
53X Mar. 29
6154 Mar. 22
93)4 Mar.
8
14
5
45
Jan.
5
7
5554 Jan.
7
8
93X Mar.
63 X Mar. 10
93 K Mar. 8
6354 Mar. 10
Jan.
5
Feb.
6154 Mar. 22 o5t
9
Indianapolis Pow At Lt—
25
6X%
cum
pref
100
825 Int Hydro-El $3.50
„*
7,400 Internat Util class A
Class B
51,400
3,600
Warrants for class B
s80
1954 Sale
pref.*
cony
4,300 lnternat Superpower
*
*
19,400 Italian Superpower cl A....*
3,500
Warrants
150 Jersey Cent P & L 7% pf__100
Kings County Lighting
25
7% cum pref aeries B—100
8,200 Long Island Light com
*
620
7% preferred
.100
700
6% preferred series B ..100
50 Los Angeles G Ac E 6% pf..l00
"lX Sale"
54
)4
100
Sale
Sale
88
19
18)4 Mar.
Sale
10
654
6)4 Sale
154 Sale
X Sale
*
stock.
810 Interstate Power $7 pref
12 X
10
10
754
Sale
9
654
8
154 Sale
35
4254 Sale
1)4 Sale
)4
1
Sale
X Sale
.
9
Jan.
Mar.
17
9
Jan.
Feb.
5
Feb.
3
254 Mar.
54 Mar.
46
Mar.
35
54 Mar. 19
1)4 Mar.
X Mar. 11
54 Mar.
s91
Mar, 9 s91
Mar.
9354 Sale
52
Jan.
17)4 Mar. 28 1754 Mar. 9
Mar. 10
9354 Mar. 31 101
26
Feb.
Jan.
s91
1/ X Feb.
9354 Jan.
80
Mar. 19
86
Mar. 11
H
17i
Mar.
100
Sale
12k
Mar.
97
97
2354 Feb.
54 Mar.
X Mar.
s91
9
8
14
Mar. 11
Jan. 16
Jan.
8
154 Jan.
X Jan.
8
1)4 Mar. 28
80
93
6154 Mar. 22
s80
Mar.
6)4 Mar. 18
5-16 Mar. 12
35
Mar. 31
1
Mar.
OX
m
Mar. 26
13
26
50
X
Sale
60
48)4 Sale
Jan.
Jan.
Mar. 30
62
7-16
56
50
57
13
Feb. 20
Mar. 31
80
Mar.
65
X
9
2
12
4
5
16
b5
c.l
250 Hartford Electric Light
Sale
50
6854
Jan.
X Jan.
3
66
Gen Gas & Elec—
1,900
1
3-16 Mar.
97
Jan.
Jan.
2
Jan.
18
Jan.
21
Jan.
15
Mar.
Jan.
9
26
3
1954 Jan.
8
Mar. 10
2 101
5
Mar. 11
86
19 100
Jan.
19
Marconi Internat Marine
1,900
61,300
Communication Am dep ret
Marconi Wirel Tel of Can
6
H Sale
200
Am dep rets ord bearer shs.
100 Mass P & L Assn $2 pref
*
$6 pref series C
A
B
1
Sale
154
2)4
5)4 Mar. 18
1)4 Mar. 2
4
4X
„
"5"
21
*3)4 Sale
5
454
Sale
Mar.
21
400
Jan.
1754 Jan.
x
1)4 Sale
7X Sale
3)4 Sale
Sale
1
Mar. 29
354 Mar.
7
1-16 Mar.
1-16 Mar.
7
7
X Mar.
1-16 Mar.
Jan.
7
25
Jan.
4
15)4 Jan.
8
1-16 Mar.
25
*
91)4 Sale
16
22)4
10 X
15)4
91
Mar.
2
93X Mar.
9
22
Sale
8
preferred
cum
Nat Public Service
200
$3.50
760
7%
conv
....*
Sale
65K Sale
66
com
cl A.*
preferred
*
preferred
Sale
3X Mar. 22
7% preferred..
8
Mar.
1
5954 Mar. 31
454 Mar. 31
70
Mar.
7
3.454 Mar.
48X Mar.
41
52)4 Sale
48X
102
Sale
Sale
100
10
Class C warrants
;.
50)4
58)4
110)4 111
64 Sale
112)4
6)4
11-16
Sale
Sale
54
2)4
2)4
254
54
200 Nor Amer Lt Ac Pr com..
*
500 Nor Amer Util Sec com
•
75 Norlnd Pub Ser
6% pref.. 100
225
7% preferred
....100
6,600 Nor States Power
com
A.. 100
7% preferred
100
6% cum pref....100
48
Sale
Sale
Sale
47
Sale
5X Sale
X Sale
IX Sale
9X
54
54
X
1
X
75
Sale
9054
70
80
95
90
91
3,840
Pa Water A Power
•
69 X
*88
200 Phila Elec Co $5 pref
10 Public Serv of Ind pref
Sale
25
24)4 Sale
2)
12)
5)4
45
7
6
51 j
72
Sale
24)4
Sale
28
50
6
98)
50)
52
Sale
Sale
13 X
700
22
2,100
2,700
900
24
2154
Preferred.......
_...*
*
40 Union El Lt & Pr 7% pref.100
6,700 Union Natural Gas of Can..*
23,000 United Corp warrants
2,700 United Elec Sery Amer shs
163,600 United Gas com
•
18„jOO
$7 preferred
*
39,300
Warrants
200,100 United Lt A Power com A...*
For footnotes
see
Common class B
•
page 55.
1st pref
Jan.
19
2
Jan.
20
78
Mar.
4
68
*88
Feb.
14
6
Jan.
22
16
21
Mar.
8
85
Mar. 15
8)4
24)4
22X
91)4
Mar. 17
Mar. 9
Mar. 17
Mar. 3
9
Mar. 31
Mar. 11
25
22X Mar. 17
93X Mar. 3
Mar.
3
2
3
Mar.
6
14
19
Jan
27
Jan,
27
Jan.
19
14
14
19
Jan.
80X Feb.
94 X Jan,
88
Jan.
85
Mar.
85
Jan.
96
8 X Mar.
13)4 Mar
96)4 Mar,
14)4 Mar.
97
3
85
76)4 Mar. 26
Mar.
15
5
3
Jan.
12
Mar.
3
1354 Mar. 2
6)4 Feb. 15
1*
Jan.
Mar.
1
17
96)4 Mar
Feb.
Mar.
Jan.
85*
64
8
9
Jan.
93)4 Mar.
8
9f 96X Mar.
18
Mar. 31
Jan. 14
23
Jan.
2
Mar.
Jan.
26)4
24X Feb.
21)4 Feb.
91X Mar.
98)4 Mar. 31
53
Mar. 15
9
3
1354 Mar.
5
Feb.
70^
8S3°*
Mar.
Mar. 15
15
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
91)4 Mar. 8
8154 Mar. 10
Jan.
'
3)4 Jan. 14
2
X Jan.
10)4 Mar. 15
Mar.
68
*88
;•
7)4 Jan.
Mar.
70
Mar.
Jan.
15
8
22
7
Feb.
9
10
6
100
1
85
120
Jan.
1
76X Mar.
113
Feb.
80
Mar.
104
Feb.
5
1
73 X Mar.
99
Mar.
2
52X Mar.
58
Feb.
10
22
Sale
Mar.
Mar.
4100
Mar. 23i
22
Jan.
14
Jan.
15
80
Mar. 23
99
73)4 Mar.
52X Mar.
Mar.
2
52X Mar. 11
20
Jan.
10
1554 Mar. 28
2254 Mar. 28
10)4 Mar. 2
10)4
17
Mar. 7
2254 Mar. 28
10)4 Mar. 11
1554 Mar. 28
20
21
2254 Mar. 28
10)4 Mar. 11
Mar.
21
74
Mar. 17
Mar. 23
21
70
15
18
)4 Sale
IX
3)4
110% 115
Mar. 14
1 ys Mar. 14
27
Mar.
3
27
Sale
Mar.
23
Mar.
21
23
24)4 Sale
Mar. 29
40X Mar.
13
18
12)4
15
13
54 Sale
2
Sale
110)4 115
6654 Sale
113
Sale
..........
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 17
Feb.
23
Jan.
29
25
21
Jan.
29
40
Jan.
15
Mar. 14
2254-Jan. 14
44)4 Mar. 22
13
1
9115
9, 6651
Mar.
1
Mar. 14
X Mar. 21
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
51
110)4 Jan.
64
17
55
21
70
18
19
16
17
17
Mar.
18
Mar.
60
65
50
Sale
50
Mar.
60
Mar.
29
154 Mar.
Mar.
53
,
90
29
90)4
Sale
254 Sale
26
27)4
Mar.
354 Mar,
54)4 Mar,
27
Mar.
29
Mar,
90)4 Mar. 221 90)4 Mar.
95
15
*17
Mar. 28
Feb.
354
3
Sale
3)4
2
Sale
50
6)4
Sale
Sale
2)4
43 X
X
554
39)4
Sale
41
46
_
Sal
Sale
Sale
Sale
"4154
28
2)4 Sale
254
2)4
5
6
Sale
28
2)4 Mar.
45)4 Mar.
Mar.
Mar,
Mar. 181
654 Mar.
Mar. 18
7)4 Mar.
Mar. 31' 42)4 Mar.
54 Jan.
20
85
Jan.
Jan.
9
32
Jan.
8
19
93
Jan.
15
101)4 Jan.
Mar. 31
.
6
28
Jan.
Jan.
_
Mar. 18
Mar. 31
15
Mar.
Mar. 10 106k Mar.
Mar.
454 Jan.
Mar. 31
4
Jan.
Mar. 10
354 Feb.
Mar. 31
7-16 Mar. 24
3)4 Mar. 18
13
Jan. 12
Jan. 12
354 Mar.
Jan.
22X Jan.
4
Mar. 14
Jan.
6
70
Mar. 31 *67
154 Mar.
Mar. 10 106)4 Mar.
Mar.
354 Mar,
Mar.
3)4 Mar.
3
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
14
X Jan. 14
2X Mar. 14
io; 20
101)4 Jan.
106)4
3
2)4
3)4
254
254 Sale
2)4
1)4
IX Sale
33 k
33 k Sale
7-16
7-16 Sale
3)4
454 Sale
15
9
50
Sale
18
Jan.
28 115
Jan.
40
23
85
Mar.
13
X Feb.
17
17)4
Mar. 17
Feb. 23
54 Mar. 14
1)4 Mar. 14
2754 Jan. 14
Mar. 22
21
15
21
80
2154 Mar. 22
Mar.
)4 Mar.
23
X Mar. 14
X Feb. 25
2654 Jan.
2
44k
Mar.
64
5
5
8
Mar.
1
2 X Mar. 14
"
IX Mar.
113
2454
Jan.
9)4 Feb.
13
,
5
X Mar,
""IX Sale"
5-16 Sale
*
16
cum
64
4
19
275 Tenn Elec Power 7% pref.100
25 Texas Pow & Lt 7% pref..100
400
Sale
Sale
Sale
""'54
3,300 Stand Pub Serv part A
*
3,250 Swiss-American Elec pref.100
3,900 Tampu Electric Co
19.7001
4
Mar.
Sale
particorlg pref..25
Class B common
18
10)4 Jan.
72X Mar.
X Mar.
54 Mar.
10 x
2654
Southwest Gas Utilities
Standard Power & Lt com.
30
21
10
25
450 Southw Bell Tel 7% pref.100
2.000 Sou'west G & E 7% pref..100
11,400
Jan.
115
9)4 Mar.
54 Jan.
Mar.
Sale
76
15
»
25
95
100
55
7-16 Jan.
72
80
25
14,900 Southern Nat Gas Co com
4,900 Southern Union Gas
14
13
17
15
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
Jan.
115
5X Mar.
X Mar.
IX Mar.
Mar.
9
Mar. 28
Mar. 24
Sale
*
25
3
10)4 Mar. 15
100
25
400 Southern Colo Pow cl A
5
64
100
Preferred B.
cum
Mar;
64
5 4%
5%
16
Jan.
7
51X
X
X
8254
5954 Jan.
Mar.
97 X Feb.
47
Feb.
110
Jan.
4
31
Class A.
prefciassC
Mar, 11
102
Mar.
Sale
25 Seaboard Pub Serv 16 pref..*
160 Sierra Pacific Elec 6% pf.,100
300 Southeast Gas & Water com *
2,200 Sou Calif Edison pref A
75)4 Jan.
9
!
.100
400 Rhode Isld Pub Serv pref...*
5,600 Rockland Light A Power.. 10
5
254 Mar. 3
7-16 Mar. 15
98)4 Mar. 31
50)4 Mar. 31
.......100
7% preferred
14
50
754
*
6% preferred
Mar.
Mar.
6
9)4 Mar.
3
9
2,295 Railway A Light Securities.*
15,800
10,800
114
100
60 Puget Sound P A L $6 pf
25 Quebec Power Co, com.
1,300
11154 Mar.
5X Mar.
X Mar.
IX Mar.
1354 Mar.
2Vi
13)4
14
)4
Public Service of Nor 111...
•
250
Com $100 par stock
100
125
19
5)4 Jan.
15
Fen.
3454 Mar.
48)4 Mar.
8
Jan.
23
72
97
1,475
250
Mar. 11
9954 Mar. 23
Mar. 26
2)4 Jan.
87
9
♦
com
2
110
85
2,100 Peoples Light A Power cl A.*
2,300 Philadelphia Co
5
55
8054 Mar.
*
new com
1
Mar.
Mar.
47
Sale
1
100 Pacific Pow & Lt 7% pref. 100
700
New first preferred...
*
400 Pa Gas Ac Elec class A
*
500 Pa Power Ac Light $7 pref...*
IX Feb. 13
21
5954 Mar.
454 Mar.
70
300
400 Pacific Pub Ser
3)4 Mar. 22
64
150 Okla Nat Gas 6)4% pref..100
Pacific Gas Ac Elec 1st pf..25
54% 1st preferred.
25
125 Pacific Ltg Corp 16 pref
*
7)4 Mar.
52 X Mar.
Mar.
7-16 Mar.
50 Ohio Edison Co $6 pref
*
300 .Oklahoma Gas Ac Elec pref 100
18,500
102
9954 Mar.
11-16 Sale
*
253,500 Niagara Hud Pow com
31,700
Class A opt warrants
7,000
Class B opt warrants
2,000
1,060
454 Sale
20
108
100
g*
5
5X Jan. 11
IX Feb. 16
14
7)4 Sale
12
Sale
100
8.300 N Y Steam Corp com
2,475 N Y Teleo6H% pref
900
60
100
3,050 New Eng Pow Assn 6% pfd 100
650 New Engl Telep Ac
Teleg..l00
250
9
30
7
13
16
Mar. 29
1
5X Mar.
5
1-16 Mar.
7% pref
4
Mar.
5)4 Mar.
13
5
3)4 Mar. 31
100
Nat Elec Power class A
$6
Mar. 26
2
Nat Power Ac Light—
12,800
3,600
1
2
75)4 Jan.
554 Sale
35
Hud Pow 1st pref.*
Pub Service
Feb.
54 Jan.
21
2)4 Mar.
21X Mar.
5)4 Mar.
Monongahela West Penn
4,000
5
IX Feb. 13
Mar. 26
s2X Mar. 23
19)4 Mar. 1
*3)4 Mar. 31
21
254
2X
19 X Sale
warrants
10 Miss River Power pref
1,125 Mohawk Ac
Mar.
4
2
warrants
300
5)4 Mar. 31
1
*
291,100 Middle West Util com
*
3,400
$0 conv pref ser A--......*
400
5)4 Sale
£1
10,400 Mass Util Associates v t c
*
2,450
5% cony preferred
50
6,600 Memphis Nat Gas com
*
Metropolitan Edison Co—
50
554
IX
5X
1
Marconi Wirel Tel Ltd
8!
7]
53<
8
10
18
13
19
14
12
Jan.
9
Jan. 14
Mar.
5
Jan. 16
NEW
48
NEW YORK
Price
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
In
Jan. 2
1932.
1.
Jan.
40,500
13,300
800
250
Lowest.
Ask.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
Class B
▼ t
c
20
FORMER
1% Mar.
2
6
Jan.
14
Mar. 29
Jan.
Jan.
14
29% Mar. 21
29% Mar. 21
39% Mar. 18
29% Mar. 21
Jan.
2
90
29
2
78
SX Mar. 17
Mar. 22
3% Mar. 17
78
Mar. 22
78
Mar.
3
6
30% Mar.
1
85% Mar. 14
34
Mar. 3
Mar. 14
90
Mar.
7X Mar. 26
Mar.
3
43% Mar. 22
35
Mar.
36
26%
7
6
85
25
50
,25
50
200 Cumberland Pipe Line
Liquidation receipts certifs
100
600 Eureka Pipe Line.
44%
8%
8
6%
7%
200
15,300
New..
1,400
22,500
6
18,200
600
2,500
281,000
50,300
1,800
5,150
...10
25
12
Sale
17
26 %
*
*
Mar.
Mar.
10
12
12
12
33
15
Sale
80
14
75
10
2
Sale
4X
4%
13
X
X
X
A
Coupon stock (bearer)
1,500
5,600 Carib Syndicate com
6,800 Colon Oil Corp common
25
9X
X Sale
X
X
8%
X
X
9X
X
X
Vot trust ctfs
*
15,300
48,100 Consol Oil Corp common...*
100 Consol Royalty Oil
7,200 Cosden Oil Co common
"5",§55
200
200
12,000
500
2,600
2,100
575
32,000
1
X
5,100jDerby Oil & Ret com..
IX Sale
IX Sale
25
26%
.__.*
Sale
500
6,700
33,900
1,300
6,700
Non-votln\l class A
4%
Class B
*
2,700
31,200 ^Intercontinental Petrol...10
101,400|lnternat Petroleum com
3,100 Klrby Petroleum
...»
11,300 Leonard Oil Development
25
200 Lion Oil Refining
13",555
180,600
700
1,000
36,000
269,400
3,200
2,500
Lone Star Gas
*
*
...
*
•
•
Magdalena Syndicate
MargayOil
Mexico-Ohio Oil
Co
300
8,100,Mlchigan Gas & Oil Corp...*
900
4,400i
3,900,
I'd
9X Sale
X
4
8% Sale
1-16 Sale
*2% Sale
12
28% Jan.
16
Feb.
26
85
Jan.
9
11% Feb.
15
15
Jan.
12
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
15
14
14
18
5
7
3
2
4
Sale
26% Mar. 16
5
5
X Sale
9X Sale
SX Mar. 22
SX Mar. 21
SX
SX
2X
4%
o
3
3^
3'
5 X Sale
1-16 Sale
3X
6
X
1
9
,1
Mar. 181
5% Feb. 26
1-16 Mar. 31
7
Mar. 12
% Feb.
Mar.
2% Mar. 7
X Mar. 3
2% Mar. 24
2
Mar.
8
24
Mar.
2
35% Mar. 31
Jan
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
6
71)
5
2,
800
100
3,500
1,500
200
200
64,100
200
200
*
5
7,800
Mar.
4
Jan.
5
Jan.
Mar.
3-16 Mar.
3
1-16 Jan. 28
Jan.
8% Jan. 5
Feb.
3-16 Mar. 22
5-16 Mar. 14
%
2%
7% Mar.
% Mar.
6% Mar.
1
1
1
Mar. 28
2
IX
Mar. 11
......
100
""555
10
*
1,500 Ryan Consol Petroleum
500 Salt Creek Consol Oil...
"2 A'OO
8,800
10
10
Salt Creek Producers
8,700
18,600
1,800
2,600
500 Shreveport El Dorado.
25
22,800 Southland Royalty Co
*
26,900 Sunra.v Oil
5
2,000 Swiss OH Corp
5
5,500 Texon Oil & Land Co. .....*
600
2,800 Union OH Associates......25
900
MINING
2,075
675
400
'
2,200
Min—
American shares.
12,100 Carnegie Metals
8,600
100
23,400
2,500
100
8,900
800
9.800
eft
6X
X
X
Sale
13 X
X
4x
X
X
2%
Sale
*12
1"
Sale
X
16
%
%
X
a
Sale
Sale
Sale
%
%
6%
X
X
X
X
Mar. 23!
9
1-16 Mar,
X
2%
a2X
Sale
xl2X
%
X
1
IX
5-16
X
2
4
1-16
X
6X
78
%
X
IX
X
SX
X
X
sale
7-16
Mar. 30
1
Mar.
4% Mar. 23
9
X Mar.
X Mar. 21
4
6% Mar.
X Mar. 22
44
Mar. 14
8
% Mar.
X Mar. 26
5
1% Mar.
3% Jan. 22
5%
Sale
%
7%
X
47%
%
%
1%
SX
4>f
3% Mar.
SX
SX
3% Mar. 10
5-16
7-16
3
Mar. 18
2
Feb.
2
Jan. 14
% Feb.
Mar.
3
5-16 Sale
2
Sale
X Sale
1%
2%
5-16
X
5-16 Mar.
2
Mar.
1
19% Sale
19
20
17% Mar. 16
11
12
% Jan. 14
2*
X Sale
H %
1
%
10
205 Consol Min & Smelt Ltd
25
700 Eagle Plcher Lead Co..
20
8,800 Evans Wallower Lead....._.*
23,800 Falcon Lead Mines
1
13,000 Golden Centre Mines.......5
1,800 Goldfleld Consol Mines....10
19,800 Hecla Mining Co
25
5,900 Hollinger Consol G M
5
30,000iHud Bay Min Sc Smelt
*
%
1X
2
1
X Sale
1
1,100 Copper Range Co
25
11,300 Cresson Consol G M Ac M....1
26,000 Cusi Mexicana Mining
1
20
X
.....
22}
17}
24
5-16
11^
22
X
IX
X
,
1
Sale
%
%
1%
Mar. 28
Mar. 10
Feb. 10
Feb.
4
Feb.
1
Feb. 10
Jan.
2
>-16 Jan. 28
1% Jan.
7
% Feb. 20
Mar.
% Mar.
% Mar. 17
1% Mar. 11
22% Mar.
20
X
X Sale
15-16
IX
0
55
70
58
65
X
Sale
Mar. 31
64
Mar.
4X
X
X Sale
X
X Sale
3
3-16 Mar.
X Mar.
1
5-16 Mar.
6
X
3-16
Y
3-16
5-16
4%
~~5%
'""%
X
X Mar. 14
Sale
% Mar. 28 11-16 Mar.
1-16 Mar.
Sale
4
4X
4X
Sale
2
"3% ""3%
4% Sale
1% Sale
X Mar. 14
"
1-16 Mar.
1-16 Mar.
1-16 Sale
X
4
SX
3-16 Mar.
X
4
2% Mar. 16
4% Mar.
1% Mar.
2
2
1-16 Mar.
4
Mar.
4% Mar.
2% Mar. 11
lOOltron Cap Copper.__.._____1§
'""455
600 Kerr Lake Mines
600
_
2,760
700,Klrkland Lake G M Ltd
7,760 Lake Shore Mines Ltd
Por footnotes see page 54.
4
X
%
1
1
24%
5-16
Sale
3-16
26% Sale
% Mar. 17
Mar. 28
17% Mar. 16
19
17
25
25
14
30
Jan.
5
Jan. 13
3
13%
X Mar. 23
X Mar. 23
X Mar.
8 7-16 Mar. 7
24% Mar.
1< 26% Mar.
55
2
Jan.
4
% Jan.
5
% Feb. 10
4% Feb.
X Feb.
% Jan. 13
7
Mar. 16
IYa
Feb.
reu.
8
Feb. 24
1
X
6%
8
Jan.
Jan. 15
% -Jan.
%
7%
X
49%
%
4
16
15
4
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
1
Feb.
1% Mar.
% Jan.
30
6
Jan.
7
1
%
24
5
27
Jan. 30
4% Mar. 7
1% Mar. 12
3% Jan.
7
% Jan. 12
% Feb.
4
6% Jan. 21
12
Jan. 20
% Jan.
2
% Jan. 8
2
Jan. 19
X Jan.
11
ij.
1% Feb. 10
% Feb.
"
X Feb.
% Feb. 24
23% Jan.
7
19
Mar. 28
17% Mar. 16
Jan. 21
Feb.
%
17
Jan.
2
19
9
Jan.
Jan.
64
Mar.
4
3% Jan. 21
% Jan. 14
7-16 Jan.
8
5% Feb.
1
1-16 Jan. 25
1-16 Jan.
Jan. 14
% Mar.
% Mar.
X Jan.
5-16
Feb.
% Jan.
% Mar. 15
X Mar.
% Mar. 7
Mar. 30
55
2
Mar. 30
% Mar. 17
1% Mar. 23
Mar. 15
50
7
4
14
5
27
17
11
4
Mar. 18
1
Mar.
2
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
% Mar.
% Jan.
3% Jan.
3%
%
%
5%
10%
%
% Mar.
3-16 Mar. 16
Jan.
%
%
1%
%
X Sale
18
9
44
X Mar.
6% Mar.
5X Sale
10%
11%
9
6% Feb.
7-16 Mar.
6X Sale
10X
nx
5
Jan. 29
% Jan.
2
X Jan.
4% Jan.
1-16 Jan.
9
4% Mar.
1% Mar.
3% Mar.
X Mar.
2
5% Mar. 28
6
Jan.
1% Jan. 11
% Feb. 16
2% Jan. 11
3-16 Jan. 15
%
% Mar. 17
8
8
11
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
3
5-16 Mar.
Jan. 13
Jan.
5
Jan. 14
Jan. 5
Feb. 26
2
6
% Mar. 17
% Mar.
9
%
2%
9%
%
6%
Feb.
2% Jan.
% Mar.
4% Mar.
11
26
% Jan.
2
1-16 Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
1
5
2
L-16
1-16 Mar.
%
2%
13%
X
Jan.
5% Mar. 30
X Feb. 18
Feb. 24
% Mar. 23
1% Mar.
% Mar.
15-16 Mar.
Mar. 17
IX
1
1
5X
Mar. 17
Mar. 17
Mar. 31
3
Mar,
X
X
X
SX
11
3
Mar. 30
Sale
47% Sale
9,000. Comstock Tun & Drainage 10c
7,000 Consol Copper Mines
...1
155
'"'855
10
Voting trust certificates...
400 Chief Consol Mining..
3",755
a
STOCKS
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
Bwana M'kubwa Cop
200
2,400
%
%
Sale
10
25,900 Venezuelan Petroleum.....5
1,600 Woodley Petroleum Corp
*
*
14,400 •Y" Oll & Gas Co
825
500
Mar.
L
Sale^
Sale
X
SX
1-16
....
100 Universal Consol Oil
8,200
\2X
Keiter-Foster Oil Corp
100 Royalty Corp partic pref
"7,855
2X
*
400 Richfield OH of Calif pref.,25
100 Root Refining prior pref
*
100
500
X
X
Jan. 15
Jan.
1-16 Jan.
1% Mar. 12
Sale
1
15-16
12
Mar.
14
3-16 Jan. 26
4
Mar. 28
1
9,000.Mountain Producers Corp.10
18,900 National Fuel Gas
*
10,800 New Bradford Oil.
5
._*
1.000 North Cent Texas Oil
14,500 North European Oil com
*
10,800 Pacific Western OH Corp
*
8,900 Pandem OH Corp
*
3,800 Pantepec Oil of Venezuela..*
72,300 Plymouth Oil
.5
10,000 Producers Royalty Co..
*
450 Pure Oil Co 6% pref
....100
7,700
IX
ig Sale*
1
Class B v t c
300 Mountain & Gulf Oil Co
4,000
X
*
81,700,Mo-Kansas Pipe Line
300
2,500
4,900
Class A vot trust ctfs
Class B vot trust ctfs..
Mar. 12
2% Mar. 7
% Jan.
4
2% Mar. 24
2% Jan. 22
24% Feb. 29
35% Mar. 31
3% Mar. 22
3% Mar. 21
Mar.
10% Mar. 9
X Mar. 14
1-16 Mar.
1
5
Mar. 26
Mar.
8
Jan. 26
Mar. 7
2
Mar. 12
1%
%
1%
1 %
25%
1
1
4|
2
20
1% Jan. 13
7
1
7
4
9X Mar. 28
X Mar. 15
5% Mar. 30
19
2
8
Jan. 26
Middle States Petroleum—
1,600
29,300
1,000
9% Mar. 9
% Jan. 15
X Jan.
7
Mar.
1
IX
7
Mar.
8% Feb.
X Jan.
% Feb.
2
X
%
2%
2%
5%
%
X
Jan.
8
Mar. 29
Mar. 29
Jan.
6
Mar. 5
9
9
9
3
IX Sale
%
1%
IX
4%
%
X
1
IX Mar.
IX Mar.
Mar.
8
8
Jan.
19
1% Mar.
5
7
2
7
20
9
18
4
.
2% Mar. 18
1*
ff
17% Mar.
15% Mar.
20
13
X Mar.
Mar. 18
X
2
zx
4
Jan.
9% Mar.
% Mar.
X Mar.
51
3%
Sale
X Sale
6X Sale
Jan.
18
Feb.
15% Jan.
23% Feb.
9X Mar.
X Mar.
% Mar.
9X
X
X
X. Sale
X
37
12
2
7 X
Feb.
14% Mar.
9
14
9
5-16
2
10
5
Jan.
7
9
Mar. 12
1-16
10
Sale
20
8
1
4X
X
Jan.
8
2
4
22
4% Jan. 27
76% Mar. 9
6% Mar. 7
4
% Mar.
Sale
Jan.
9% Jan.
7
4
5
34
18% Mar.
27% Mar.
Indian Terr I Jum Oil Co
700
400
15
8
9
% Mar. 24
2% Mar. 1
2% Mar. 8
5
Mar. 12
X Mar.
34"
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
1
29
4
Mar. 17
1
28X
28
3% Feb. 11
% Mar. 19
IX Mar. 29
IX Mar. 29
4% Mar. 23
% Mar.
5
X Mar.
7
?8
Feb. 19
Jan. 19
Jan.
5
5% Mar.
2
2
5
3
8
3
8
Sale
IX
IX
6
60
Sale
21
Jan.
Mar. 8
Mar. 2
Feb. 18
Mar.
15% Mar.
% Mar.
....
.....
Mar.
9%
9%
7%
10%
9%
3
IX Sale
~2X "2X
49
8
X Sale
IX Sale
IX Sale
4X
4X
X
X
X
2
T% "2
8
6
3% Mar. 31
6% Jan.
5
12% Mar. 17
100
Preferred
*
48,800 Creole Petroleum Corp
2,400 Crown Cent Petrol Corp
*
4,400'Darby Petrol Corp..
...»
650|
Preferred
72,100 Gulf Oil of Pa
X
35
80
85
15
27
16
42% Feb.
7% Jan.
12% Mar. 17
Sale
1
IX
X
7A
Jan.
7% Mar. 26
Jan.
Mar.
5%
IX Sale
6
4
17% Mar.
Columbia Oil & Gasoline—
4,600
42,500
18
Mar.
14% Mar.
£1
8
4
Jan.
90
30
1
9
7
10
Mar. 17
24
24X Sale
5%
5
Jan.
35
76% Mar.
6% Mar.
5
3
2
14% Mar. 30
12% Mar. 26
17% Mar. 19
17
15
6
1
8
32
12X Sale
X Sale
2X Sale
2X Sale
50
Preferred
23
39
9X
10
*
com
British-American Oil Co.
1,800
X
X
2% Sale
10
Preferred
200
Mar. 22
30
4% Mar.
Mar. 17
5
10
85
17
7%
68
74
19
30
73 %
Mar.
70
7
5
SSX
39
15% Sale
13 X Sale
17%
18
25 X Sale
32
♦
200
2
4
Jan.
7% Jan.
SX Mar. 23
10
11
14% Sale
13% Sale
Class A
200 Atlantic Lobos Co
Feb.
16
3% Mar. 17
7% Mar. 26
SX Mar. 10
STOCKS.
200
700
1
SX Mar.
4
SX
65
70
9
27
26,800'American Maracalbo.
9,600 Arkansas Nat Gas com
700
8X Mar. 16
SX Mar. 31
9X Mar.
1
4
SX
6X
6
25
10
25
5% cum pref
100
110 Swan & Finch Oil 7% pref.25
72,400
5,400
65%
50
Standard Oil (Ohio) com. .25
OTHER OIL
14,200
2,500
20,300
1,100
7%
8X
SX Sale
9%
10X
4X Sale
100
""""15
9%
9% Sale
70
6
9
Standard Oil (Nebraska)
U
Sale
Mar. 31
8
8
Jan.
75
26% Jan.
8
60
5
8
Standard Oil (Ind)
Standard Oil (Kentucky)
8%
8%
Sale
Sale
45
6
30% Mar.
4
7% Mar. 26
Mar. 3
49
Mar. 8
9% Mar. 8
9X Mar. 2
7% Mar. 14
10% Mar. 9
35
34
28X
35
Sale
46
SX Sale
25
South Penn Oil
9
93
317 Sale"
100
Southern Pipe Line
90
7
10
.....
250 So West Pa Pine Lines
ibi~,§66
7
Sale
7
.
Ohio Oil 6% cum pref
800 Penn Mex Fuel
33
81
SIX
45%
8%
8%
.....
4,000
47,400
SOX
87
Sale
25
100
30% Sale
6
22,700 Humble Oil & Refining... .25
*
42,500 Imperial Oil (Canada)..
Registered
*
1,800
10
4,600 Indiana Pipe Line...
5,800 National Transit.......12.50
..10
1,400 New York Transit
New..
10
1,500
50
650 Northern Pipe Line..
500
5 100
Feb.
90
28
46,100
8
13
1% Mar. 30
50
6
5
7
34
"I",355
6
1% Jan.
% Jan.
85
OIL
STANDARD
75%
"'"555
3
1
9
IX Sale
100
31
500
4
Mar.
IX Mar. 30
6
Mar. 29
39X Mar. 18
34 X
85
2,300 Buckeye Pipe Line
1,900 Chesebrough Mfg
2,800
2,100
Jan.
2% Mar.
4
13
22
100
50
1,300
100
Mar. 28
Jan.
Jan.
SUBSIDIARIES
8,500
11,300
63
79
IX Sale
8% Sale
13% Sale
850 Borne Scrymser Co
400
—1% Jan.
X Jan.
8
Mar. 28
Sale
97
% Sale
750
"'"ioo
1
Mar.
3X Mar. 17
78
Mar. 22
98
95
*
100 West Massachusetts Cos
100
50 Western Power pref.-.
100 Winnipeg Elec Co com
20 Wisconsin P & L 7% pref.100
25
""'ioo
Sale Prices.
IX Mar. 28
IX Sale
IX Sale
100
7% preferred
Highest.
Sale Prices.
63
*
♦
Util Pow & Light com
Lowest.
Sale Prices
96
1% Sale
300 Utah Power & Light pref-100
50 Utica Gas & Elec 7% pf.._100
79,627
3,700
1,050
Highest.
Sale Prices.
March 31.
March 1.
Ask.
Stock purchase warrants..
75
29" loo
Bid.
PUBLIC UTIL. iCond.)
Par
U S Elec Pow com with warr_*
300
Shares.
Shares.
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN MARCH.
aggregate
March.
EXCHANGE
CURB
YORK
6
7-16 Jan.
9
1-16 Jan. 25
% Feb.
5
% Feb. 19
5% Jan. 14
5
Jan. 25
2% Feb. 16
X Feb.
5
% Feb.
9
7-16 Mar.
26% Mar.
7
5
CURB
YORK
NEW
AGGREGATE SALES,
In
March.
PRICES IN MARCH.
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1.
Shares.
Shares.
100
1932.
3~306
1
8,900 New Jersey Zinc
25
20,500 New Mont Mining Corn ___18
1,500 N Y & Hond Kosario M
10
6,400 Nlpissing Min.-h
5
100
1,900
3,600
1,300
65,300
3,600
27,100
2,600
147,800
9,900
1,000
4,100
60,800
4,700
1,700
41,900
2,500
46,300
100
400
1,500
1,900
700
18,900
500
25,900
Ohio Copper Co....
....1
Pacific Tin special atock
Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd
Shattuck Denn Mining
So Amer Gold Sc Plat
100
1.8
23*
2%
Sale Prices.
1 J* Mar.
7
Sale
13 3*
1
3*
33*
Sale
103*
12
1334
143*
3* Sale
1-16
1
934 Sale
133*
1434
34
43*
1-16 Sale
Mar. 29
Mar. 31
Mar. 21
Mar.
63*
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
1
Feb.
Sale Prices.
134 Mar. 7
163* Mar. 26
43*
33* Sale
63*
Sale
15* Sale
3* Sale
1-16
4% Sale
1-16 Sale
1H
3*
13*
H
3-16 Sale
43*
Sylvanlte Gold Mines Ltd.-.l
3A
4 5*
5
4 3*
5
3*
Sale
3*
3 5*
3A
2
2
33*
Sale
900 Yukon Gold Co
34
1A
23*
23*
Sale
23*
234
11
Jan.
5
Jan.
11
23* Jan.
4
3-16
13* Feb. 25
23* Jan.
Mar. 19
4
7
7-16 Mar. 17
9-16 Jan.
9
Mar.
8
134 Jan. 20
23* Feb.
17
4A Mar.
1
1
53* Mar.
8
1-16 Mar.
1
1-16 Mar.
13* Mar. 7
3* Mar. 12
334 Mar.
Sale
1
7-16 Mar.
1A
3*
3*
7-16
3
1
Mar. 16
Sale
23*
1
2
134 Jan.
3* Jan.
2
6
Mar. 11
Mar. 11
Mar.
2
Mar. 24
234 Mar. 26
34 Mar. 11
6
7-16 Jan. 15
33* Feb.
6
5-16 Jan. 25
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
30
8
24
14
3
23*
H
3*
3*
43*
3*
Mar. 16
3* Mar. 24
1-16 Jan.
6
23* Jan. 25
3*
Jan.
4
Jan. 20
Jan.
2
Jan. 26
Feb.
5
Mar. 9
Jan.
9
43* Jan.
8
3* Jan.
7
3* Feb.
3
3* Feb.
4
25* Jan. 13
3* Jan.
6
7-16 Mar.
11
Mar. 11
Jan.
3-16 Jan. 23
1-16 Mar. 28
334
3*
34
34
234
1
3* Mar. 24
34 Mar.
1
5
43* Mar.
1-16 Jan.
43* Mar. 15
1-16 Mar. 28
7-16 Mar. 24
1
3-16
Jan.
Mar. 21
2
Sale
334
3*
Jan. 21
14
14
1
1-16 Jan.
15
8
1
7-16 Sale
Jan. 29
8
17
Jan.
8yi
3* Mar.
Mar. 19
9-16 Mar.
Jan.
Feb.
1
18
28
Jan.
93* Mar. 3,1
13
Mar. 18
4
4
22
9
34 Mar.
1234 Jan.
3* Jan. 11
Mar.
VA
1
1-16 Sale
Mar.
1
5
13* Mar.
2A Mar.
534
1-16 Sale
^
34
2634 Mar. 4
133* Mar. 7
143* Mar. 21
2
7
1-16 Mar.
1
Sale
3
243*
93*
1434
3*
2
Standard Silver Lead
1
1534 Mar. 31
7-16 Mar. 17
*
50,900 Wenden Copper Mining....1
3,300 Wright-Hargreaves Ltd..
•
700
Sale
133*
5
200 Walker Mining......
17,300
1,800
15 A
18
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Lowest.
Ask
Sale
10
1
Premier Gold Mining.
1
Quincy Mining..
.25
Roan Antelope C Mines Ltd..
St Anthony Gold
Mining
1
14,400 United Verde Extension..
3,405 Utah Apex Mining Co
2,200
March 31.
Bid.
Ask
6-16
22"
*
Teck Hughes
800 Tonopab Mining
~7~ 700
March 1.
Bid.
17
.....25
800 Moss Gold Mining Ltd
4,400
Ask.
Bid.
......5
5,200 Mohawk Mining
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Price
Jan. 2
MINING STOCKS (Concluded>
700 Mining Corp of Can.
400
"
49
EXCHANGE
6
BONDS
$
1,000
173,000
20,000
3,000 Abbott's Dairies 6s...
1942
447,000 Alabama Power 44s
1967
38,000
1st 6c ret 5s
1956
90,000
5e_
1968:
1st 5s.
150,000
.1946
1st & lef 5s
95,000
1951
898,000 Aluminum Co s f deb 5a..1952
147,000 Aluminum Ltd 5s
1948
50,000
83,000
43,000
7,000
52,000
Amer
763*
Sale
*®erlcsn Power 6c Light
!>'14.000
6s without warrants..2016
249,000,Amer Radiator deb 44a..1947
,
963* Mar. 26
963* Feb.
11
84
Mar.
9
74
Feb.
10
95
Mar.
3
873* Feb.
2
9634 Feb.
843* Jan.
963* Jan.
Mar. 29
8834 Mar. 10
80
Feb.
4
91
Mar.
98
93
Feb.
10
W*
76
94J4
Sale
94
8734 Mar. 3
913* Mar. 31
6934 Mar. 31
953* Mar. 12
97
Mar. 11
74
Mar. 12
36
Mar. 23
38
Mar.
5
4
Sale
92
Sale
Sale
6934
Sale
38
Sale
943*
70
9634
Aggregates 6a A...1943
529,000 Amer Commonn Pow 6s. 1940
180,000
Deb 5,4s
1953
78,000 Am Community Pow 54a 1953
144,000 Amer & Continental 5a..1943
634,000 Amer Elec Pow deb 6a
1957
1,266,000 Amer Gas & Elec deb 5a ..2028
263,000) Viner Gas & Power 6s...I'M**
358,000
5a
1953
,
545,000
86,000
Sale
.
45,000
204,000
101,000
44,000
35,000
39,000
119,000
703,000
92,000
199,000
8134
Mar. 31
Mar. 22
85
Sale
Mar. 26
91
82
Sale
434
Sale
2
Sale
10
Sale
Mar. 21
Mar. 28
Sale
Mar. 31
49
11
Sale
Mar. 29
Mar. 31
23*
3834
8454
Sale
Sale
30
Mar. 17
Jan.
11
15
6
9
85
Feb.
8
91
Jan.
25
9934 Jan. 22
9534 Mar. 12
983* Jan.
8
9
16
74
Mar. 12
1
6434 Feb.
35 54 Feb.
40
Jan.
Mar.
1
234 Feb.
10
11
Jan.
2
Mar.
7
2
21
934 Jan.
1334 Mar.
Mar. 28
28
8
Jan.
12
27
19
Jan.
5
Mar. 16
Mar.
9
Mar.
9
Jan. 22
52 34 Mar. 16
41
Jan.
27
423* Mar. 9;
883* Mar. 9j
37
Mar. 101
27
Jan.
30
77
Jan.
29
283* Feb.
523*
423*
883*
453*
243* Mar. 21
31
Mar. 12
20
373* Jan. 22
653* Mar. 31
8434 Mar.
7
82
Mar.
653* Mar. 31
8234 Jan.
87
Mar. 26
80
87
Mar. 26
67
Mar.
43
Mar.
7
Mar. 10
333* Sale
7834 Sale
3634 Sale
30
26
Sale
7734 Mar. 31
35
Sale
25
Sale
Sale
7634
Sale
7834
Sale
653* Sale
863* Sale
5834
Sale
483*
Sale
48
66
Sale
60
Sale
Mar.
1
19
Feb. 23
«««
8
Jan.
29
14
Rolling Mills
253,000
107,000
21,000
21,000
4,000
285,000
218,000
196,000
25,000
19,000
205,000
3,000
744,000,
195,000
120,000
33,000
Deb
44%
Amer
62,000
2,000
1,610,000
7,000
325,000
1,257,000
Appalachian Gas Corp-
536,000
483,000
Conv deb 6s
3,000
Sale
2024
1941
1956
80
Sale
Sale
Sale
843*
Sale"
973* Sale
8134 Sale
Mar.
34
Jan.
4
47
Feb.
15
Jan.
7
22
Feb.
4
163* Mar. 11
163* Mar. 26
173* Mar. 11
1634 Mar. 26
8434 Mar.
1
92
1034 Mar.
9
Mar. 23
834 Mar. 10
12
Mar.
1
1034 Mar. 21
Mar. 18
84
97
Mar.
973* Mar. 23
81
Mar. 17
7
Mar.
86
Mar.
8
3
203* Mar.
4
25
Jan. 19
573* Feb. 23
Mar. 19
Mar. 28
Mar. 21
24
35
Sale
2534 Sale
30
Mar. 21
Mar. 11
1977
45
Sale
Mar. 28
32 J*
Sale
3034 Sale
293* Sale
29
39
Sale
Sale
40
Cony deb 5s..........1950
34
Sale
34
32
Sale
32
23
1949
Mar. 21
233* Mar. 21
24
3434 Mar.
47
Mar. 21
8
28
Mar. 19
43
Jan.
28
Mar. 28
Mar. 28
Mar. 21
Mar. 28
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
28
24
28
3434
3334
3334
333*
22
30
Mar. 11
Mar.
1
40
3
3
2
5234
Sale
Sale
Feb.
6
39
Jan.
14
24
Mar. 21
3934 Jan.
14
30
3
35
Mar. 11
Mar. 28
33
Jan.
47
29
9
3
2434 Mar. 21
4434 Jan.
14
Mar. 29
37
4
15
Mar.
4
403* Jan.
37
Mar. 15
34
30
Jan.
Mar. 30
Jan.
7
37
Mar. 15
86
Mar. 10
83
Feb.
26
88
Jan.
6
3* Mar. 30
72
Feb.
16
54
Jan.
16
Feb.
10
Sale
63
Sale
62 34 Mar. 30
71
Mar.
3
62
Sale
443*
Sale
443* Mar. 31
53
Mar.
4
36
Feb.
Sale
2-year 6% secured notes.'33
58
Mar. 29
70
Mar.
4
58
Mar. 29
77
Mar. 17
3734 Mar.
3
35
Feb.
3734 Jan.
Mar. 28
90
4
78
9634 Mar. 16
93 3* Mar. 11
943* Mar. 10
Mar. 28
Feb. 18
84
87
Sale
78
Sale
96
Sale
9534 Mar.
1955
853* Sale
89
Sale
1957
85
s94
__
Mar.
89
Sale
78
913*
Sale
89
Mar.
1
91
Sale
1,000 Binghamton L H & P 5s..1946
122,000 Birmingham Elec 434s...1968
4,000 Birmingham Gas 5s
1959
Sale
9034 Mar.
3
89
Mar.
1
94
80
78
Mar. 30
80
Mar.
813* Mar.
Mar. 22
Sale
10,000
204,000
315,000
10,000
70,000
132,000
913* Sale
1
95
5
70
Sale
65
Sale
923* Mar.
973* Mar.
100
Mar. 16
96
Mar.
97
Mar. 18
65
Sale
65
Mar.
68
Mar. 24
65
Mar. 31
68
Mar. 24
95
Mar.
99
Mar. 22
95
9834 Mar.
102
Mar. 22
97
Mar. 28
99
Feb. 18 102
Mar. 22
Sale
983* Feb.
1947
Brooklyn Boro Gas 5s A..1967
Brooklyn Edison 5s E....1952
66
Mar. 31
65
99
Sale
100
•
933* Mar. 23
1956
101
Sale
101
Mar.
101
Mar. 26
1939
10134
Sale
101
Mar.
102
923* Mar. 15 93 J* Mar. 23
9 100
Jan. 21
9434 Feb.
Mar. 18
8834 Jan. 14 97
Mar. 24
101
18,000
55,000
182,000
87,000
24,000
190,000
147,000
32,000
2,000
20,000
31,000
195,000
765,000
52,000
346,000
579,000
332,000
350,000
94,000
7,000
49,000
97,000
668,000
2,889,000
52,000
822,000
1,476,000
635,000
2,000
4,000
130,000
44,000
23,000
90,000
87,000
28,000
8,000
Copenhagen 15-yr 6s.. 1940
1935
1951
Sale
99J4 Sale
983* Mar. 29
9934 Mar. 10
85
Sale
Sale
82
Sale
85
Sale
85
70
Sale
663* Sale
723* Sale
64
Mar. 31
Mar. 28
70
Mar. 21
70
Sale
7434 Sale
1981
Cent Pub Serv deb
534s„_1949
92
Sale
623
203
Sale
1948
33
36 34
46 3*
Deb
53*s__....Sept 15 1954
Cent States Pr Sc Lt 5 3*8.1953
Cent Vermont Pub Serv—
5s series A
>89
Sale
.
.
3
Mar. 21
Mar. 31
834 Mar. 31
83* Mar. 31
3334 Mar. 31
75
15
91
Mar. 10
85
Feb.
64
Mar.
9034 Jan. 16
743* Mar. 3
70
Sale
1734
Sale
Sale
3634 Sale
3834 Sale
563* Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
61
70
Sale
Sale
60
67
9
834
333*
3534
413*
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
s35
40
72
Jan.
Mar. 31
Mar. 26
8334 Mar.
3
Mar. 10
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
17
12
2
Mar.
85
Jan.
7
663* Mar.
825* Mar.
3
8234 Mar. 11
9034 Mar. 15
60
1959
Chicago Dlst El Generating
296,000
43*8 series A
1970
Deb 5Ms
72,000
1935
41,000 Chic Pneum Tool 5J*s
1942
182,000 Chic Rys 58 ctfs of dep..1927
Cigar Stores Realty—
248,000
53*a series A
1949
63,000 Cincinnati Street Ry 53*sl952
6s series R
41,000
.1955
Mar.
91
8934 Mar. 19
743* Mar. 3
773* Mar. 3
6234
67
5 3*s without warrants. 1949
Cent States Elec 5s
863* Mar. 31
663* Mar. 18
8234 Mar. 11
43$s E..1957
1955
28
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
803* Jan.
843* Mar. 14
Sale
100
Feb.
5
8634 Sale
86
22
75
76
85
70
Mar.
893* Sale
Central Power 5s ser D..1957
Central Pow & Lt 5s
1956
For other footnotes see page 54.
83
W*
82
733* Jan.
21
70
73
5
Mar. 24
Jan.
1
7134 Mar.
1
Jan.
773* Jan.
813* Feb.
Mar. 28
9
Mar.
Mar. 22
983* Feb. 25
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
1935
4H» series H
Cent Maine Pow
5s series D
s71
7134 Sale
7034 Sale
1960
Cent 111 Pub Serv 43*s
F.1967
5s Series G
1968
99
79
Capital Admin 5s A
561,000 Caterpillar Tractor 5b
81,000 Cent Arizona L & P 5s
499,000
983* Sale
22
983* Feb.
983* Jan.
733* Jan.
Steamships 5s..1955
1953
Without warrant.....
905,000 Carolina Pr Sc Lt 5s
1956
181103
Mar. 18 102
7334 Jan.
5H«-—1947
20-year guar 454s..
Can Nat
9
23
6
80
8
Jan.
963* Feb. 29
93 A Mar. II
943* Mar. 10
4
94
Mar.
9
Mar. 30: 80
Mar. 30
Jan. 28! 813* Mar.
8
Mar. 22 -753* Jan. 25
Jan.
8334 Jan.
8334 Jan.
Mar,
9
Mar. 30
90
93
Boston Sc Maine RR 6s...1933
Broad River Power 5s A.. 1954
Canadian Nat Rys 7s
29
66
1952
Canada Cement
23
35
Burmeiater Sc Wain Co of
67,000
6
Jan.
3734 Mar.
24J4 Mar. 21
68
..I960
1,000
14
Mar. 21
443*
Atlas Plywood 5^s_.
1943
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Buffalo Gen Elec 5s
1st & ref 5s
22
23J* Mar. 21
61
67 3*
1944
Boston Con bo 1 Gas 5s
4434 Jan.
8434 Mar. 29
5^s A...1955
5s series B
3
28
194.000 Assoc Rayon
Corp 5s
1950
262,000 Assoc Simmons Hard 6
His 1933
22,000 Assoc Telep Co Ltd 5s...1965
88,000
69,000
68,000
7,000
3,000
3,379,000
52.000
17,000
Mar. 24
28
Blackstone Valley G & E—
88,000
26,000
40,000
7,000
3,000
2,508,000
3,000
17,000
Mar.
2334 Mar. 28
57 34 Mar. 11
Sale
1
86
4
27
June
5
Mar. 21
Sale
B
Jan.
203* Mar.
Sale
ser
975* Mar. 23
47
Sale
1st M 6s
14
7
Sale
37
58 series C
28
Mar.
473*
Sale
Bell Tel of Canada 5s
26
Jan.
60
27
447.000
Jan.
133* Jan.
4
Sale
5H% notes.....
1933
58.000 Beacon Oil 6s with
warr.1936
16
85
5934 Mar.
3934
.....1949
7
4
Mar. 18
83* Jan.
734 Jan.
78
97
75
Mar. 24
Sale
1968
5s registered..........1968
5 Ha
1938
'476,000
Mar. 23
60
32
5s
Assoc Tel Util
18
19
92
4
Sale
Assoc Tel & Tel
29
593* Mar.
...1938
43*s C registered
223* Feb
Sale
34
414s series C
163* Mar. 26
8034 Feb. 10
76
60
221,000 Assoc Gas & Elec
43$9_„_1948
2,000
4Hs registered
1948
556,000
55
45
78
Sale
62,000
Mar. 10
Mar. 28
Dyeing Sc Printing—
72,000
208,000
181,000
77,000
1,000
65,000
3,000
103*
1034
Sale
55
9,000
22.000
Sale
Sale
Sale
1953
899,000
1,723,000
90,000
25,000
45,000
Sale
10
1634
9034
76
Jan..29
Jan.
5
67
60
7
"
Arnold Print Works 6s...1941.
13,000
6s with warrants
879,000 Associated Elec 4^8
3,277,000
337,000
776,000
8
Sale
12
Sale
85
81
86
1945
Con» deb 6s series B...1945
68,000 Appalachian Power 6s
19,000
5s...
_•
800,000 Arkansas Pr 6r Lt 5a
1,000
146.000
10,000
1933
1936
63*« without warrants. 1936
670,000 Appalachian El Pr 5*
1956
1,350,000
18,000
notes.
Seating 6a.
Mar. .30
Mar. 30
43
.1948
10.000
3,379,000
9,000
973,000
4,169,000
2,000
410,000
148.000
f 5»...
Amer Solv Sc Chum 6s....1936
Assoc
12,000
371,000
s
75
Jan.
19
893* Jan.
15
89
Jan.
92
3
60
Jan.
70
1
583*
83*
83*
3034
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
P
Jan.
33
42
Jan.
8
40
Mar.
59
Feb.
17
Jan.
22
18
Mar. 10
1534
393*
413*
563*
Mar. 12
Mar. 10
Mar. 9
Mar. 1
85
Mar.
5
IW.
Jan.
2
Feb.
29
Jan.
14
Jan. 14
Mar. 12
14
833* Mar.
3
90
7334 Mar. 5
773* Mar. 11
68
Feb.
8
67
733* Mar.
5
793* Jan. 25
503* Jan. 29
I
693* Mar. 28
73
45
Mar. 28
42
Sale
Mar. 28
Mar. 15
45
Mar.
1
42
49
Mar. 10
40
Feb.
8
Mar. 28
Mar. 15
50
Jan.
3334 Mar. 29
5734 Mar. 30
40
Mar.
2
30
Feb.
11
40
Mar.
2
62
5334 Jan.
6
62
Mar.
3
67
Mar.
Mar.
31
60
3
60
67
Mar.
3
413* Sale
40
573* Sale
Mar. 22
Jan.
6
NEW
50
YOEK
NEW YORK
In
Price
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 2
1932.
1.
Jan.
Bid.
BONDS (Continued)—
124,000
4,068,000
173,000
123,000
598,000
29,000
23,000
154,000
1966
1950
353,000 Cities Service 5s
Conv deb 5s
16,109,000
578,000 Cities Service Gas
283,000 Cities Serv Gas Pipe L 6v_1943
1,756,000 Cities Service P & L 526«.I952
1954
235,000 Cleve Elec Ilium 5s
5s series B
1961
163,000
5s
1939
723,000
-
Ask,
March 1.
Ask
Bid.
45 26
Sale
Sale
5526 Sale
542a Sale
10024
Sale
46
Sale
4526
Sale
5426
42 96
Sale
62
Sale
5326
10022
9926
10023
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Ask,
Sale Pnces
Sale Prices.
42 26
Sale
4526 Sale
4226 Mar. 31
s4423 Mar. 28
5523 Sale
62
Sale
5026 Sale
5423
6123
50 26
10026
9926
10026
102 26
Sale
5926
Mar. 1
65
Mar. 3
5626
Mar. 31
Mar. 1 103
Mar. 1 10326
Mar. 1 103
Bank 596«
1937
675,000
.1957
450,000 Commonw Edison 426*
5s series A
1953
31,000
5s series B
1954
13,000
4^8 series C
1956
364,000
426s series C reg
1956
1,000
4268 series E__........1960
398,000
4s series P
1981
2,762,000
586,000 Community Pow & Lt 5s. 1957
3,000 Conn Lighting & Pow 7s. 1951
...
36,000
93
Sale
9296
43 26
88
Sale
3326 Sale
88
Sale
9726 Sale
9726 Sale
Sale'
3326
8726
9626
9626
8726
Sale
Sale
8026 Sale
Sale
61
Sale
"78
5226
Sale
Sale
105
93
Sale
89
Sale
89
Mar.
Sale
12
2926
Sale
2923 Sale
28
Mar. 29
Mar. 14
75
Mar.
1,163,000 Consumers Power 4J4s__1958
63,000
1st & ref 5s.
1936
2,916,000 ContinentalGflcEl 5s
1958
208,000 Continental Oil 5«s
1937
Continental Secur 5s
1942
5,000
4,000
Series A with warrants
56,000
5s scries A without warr...
3,000 Cosgrove Meehan 626s—1945
179,000jCrane Co 5s
194t>
86,000 Crucible Steel 5s__
1940
ll.OOO.Cuban Telephone 7268--1941
2,000 Cuban Tobacco 5s
..1944
244,000 Cudahy Pack deb 5J*s—1937
118,000
5s
1946
31,000 Cumberland Co P & L 4 26 ■ '56
39*666
41,000
16,000
2,000
79,000
30,000
16,000
1,000
2,000
4,000
15,000
13,000
11,000
62,000
58,000
25,000
1,000
8823 Sale
63
Sale
7826 Sale
...
3926 Jan.
9
11
3
37
Jan.
Feb.
11
22
14
24
Jan.
19
3316
8126
6616
9616
Mar. 31
6
Feb.
Mar. 28
Mar. 29
i&X
93
Feb.
19
Jan.
2
6323 Sale
7826 Sale
7
1
82
Feb.
9
88
Mar.
7
88
8
Mar. 10
75
Jan.
26
2
45
5
Mar.
4
Jan.
Feb.
1
1
9816 Mar. 10
93/
Mar. 22
1826 Mar. 3
3026 Mar.
9
7526 Mar. 29
8823
10026
5526
7826
Mar. 1
Mar. 26
Mar. 31
Mar. 1
9513
10126
6716
8426
Mar. 29
Mar. 23
Mar. 9
Mar. 8
73
Sale
77
77
65
Sale
Sale
Sale
Mar. 28
50
Mar./ 9
50
77
64
Mar. 31
Mar. 28
109
9826 Mar.
.
Sale
8426 Sale
9726 Sale
"8326 Sale
Feb.
25
9926 Jan.
82
Jan.
29
93
Mar. 22
12
Mar. 29
21
Jan.
27
Jan.
5
31
72
Jan.
Jan.
20
81
Jan.
Feb.
8
8
3
22
20
Jan.
1(2
8726 Feb. 15 9526
10016 Mar. 26 10126
52
Fob.
8
6724
85
78
Feb. 13
9526 Sale
8
73,000
1,000
European Elec 6H«--
12,000
9,000
595,000
13
89
Jan.
15
9
64
Mar. 28
77
Mar.
9
7526 Mar. 28
83
Jan.
4
30
Mar. 14
33
Mar.
8
Jan.
Mar. 11
99
Mar. 31
1
96
Sale
58
8526 Sale
93
Sale
85
8
8326 Mar.
4
9526 Jan.
4
78
Feb. 17
Mar.
8
92
Mar. 22
Mar. 22 102
Mar.
9816 Mar. 30
102
Mar. 22
95
Mar. 30
73
Mar. 12
4326 Mar. 23
6816 Mar. 12
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Fob.
15
105,000
55,000
62,000
295,000
116,000
40,000
45,000
9,000
86,000
135,000
200,000
70
Sale
74
Sale
9526
24Sale"
99
Sale
2226 Sale
10026
Sale
Mar.
Mar.
70
87
Sale
21
Sale
10023 Sale
9926 Sale
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
5
5526 Sale
41
Sale
1
4
9
9326 Mar. 15
15
Mar. 23
304,000
1,365,000
1954
Florida Power 5r Lt 5s
1934
327,000 Gary Elec 5c Gas 5s A
1956
979,000 Gatlneau Power 5s..
6s
1941
302,000
6s series B
1941
173,000
Gen Bronze conv deb 6s.l940
119,000
11,000 General Cigar serial 6s—1932
Serial 6s
1933
8,000
Serial 6s
1934
3,000
Serial 6s
1935
3,000
Gen Indus Alcohol 6 96s. 1944
13,000
28
89
9
90
Jan.
15
9726 Feb.
5
Mar. 28
5
Mai*. 29
16,000
7~O",66O
6,000
13,000
28,000
278,000
157,000
131,000
164,000
34,000
4,000
293,000
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
serial
serial
serial
serial
serial
notes....
1932
notes
.....1933
notes.......1934
notes
1935
notes
1936
Gen Pub Serv Co 5s
Feb.
2
19
1
Jan.
22
2
1
Feb.
40
75
Mar.
7
2
6226 Jan.
5
75
9426 Mar. 9
726 Mar. 21
Fod.
26
96
26
Mar 11
Mar.
8
Mar.
Mar.
87
21
696» series A
6,000 Gen Rayon Ltd 6s A
42,000
Gen Refractor 5s
.......
219,000
6s series B._
496 Jan.
4
596 Jan.
4
496 Jan.
9316 Mar. 15
96
Mar. 11
Mar. 23
30
Feb'
15
9826 Jan.
4
13
10126 Feb. 23
Feb.
26
14
25
4 100
64
Jan.
62
Jan.
60
Mar. 12
98
40
Jan.
Mar
30
59
Jan.
29
54
Mar
1
Mar. 11
Mar. 10
57
Mar
31
6526 Jan.
44
Feb.
10
48
6326 Mar. 17
19
6396 Mar. 17
60
Sale'
54
Mar.
57
Mar.
62
4623 Sale
Mar.
48
53
53
Mar.
45
Jan.
Mar. 30
99
Mar. 30
99
Mar. 30
99
Mar. 30
Mar. 12
40
80
Mar. 28
Jan. 20
49
Sale
1
Jan
4
14
•
30 23
Sale
41
Sale
40
Mar. 28
Sale
26
Sale
25
Mar. 30
3026 Mar.
80
Mar. 12
Jan. 20
1
25
Mar. 30
35
Jan.
50
Jan.
6
60
Mar. 18
17
43
2626 Sale
49
55
Mar. 28
60
Mar. 18
4
Mar. 23
5
Mar. 17
Sale
46
Sale
3326 Mar.
1
52
Mar. 12
3326 Sale
7023 Sale
38
Sale
3026 Mar.
lj
48
Mar. 10
75
Sale
70
Mar.
Mar.
3,
34
26
Sale
77
l|
7826 Mar. 12
81
Mar. 8
14
Sale
Sale
6026
7623
Sale
Sale
34
51
73
Sale
Sale
74
Sale
66
Sale
12 26 Sale
1026 Sale
5223 Sale
7126 Sale
3326 Mar.
1216 Mar.
1026 Mar.
5126 Mar.
7126 Mar.
2| 45
22 16
31 1426
28 6216
29 78
66
7026 Sale
64
Sale
6126
Sale
Sale
66
Mar. 31
83
67
Sale
6626 Mar. 29
74
6523 Sale
6426 Sale
33
Sale
Mar.
1
70
6126 Mar.
1
68
Mar. 19
38
64
30
Mar.
Mar.
9
8
Mar. 23
Mar. 10
Mar.
8
Mar. 2
Mar. 8
Mar. 10
Mar. 11
Mar. 7
10026 Mar. 12 10026 Mar. 12
8
Jan.
6*
2
Jan.
4
26
Feb.
6
2996 Jan. 14
5
Mar. 17
52
Mar. 12
26
Jan.
2
48
62
Jan.
11
7026 Feb.
9
81
Mar.
3326 Mar. 2
1126 Jan. 12
60
Jan.
17
Feb.
Mar. 10
7826 Mar. 12
8
12
13
1526 Feb. 19
6296 Mar. 10
9
Feb.
51
Jan.
15
2
6926 Jan.
5
78
Feb.
Mar. 31
6
6226 Jan.
4
54
Jan.
5
50
Jan.
85
74
Feb.
70
Mar. 13
Mar. 11
66
30
100
Mar. 19
Feb.
68
40
16
Mar.
Jan.
7
8 10026 Mar. 12
8
8 10026 Feb.
10026 Feb.
9826 Jan.
20
9926 Feb.
98
Jan.
26
99
Feb.
17
10
Jan.
15
15
Feb.
26
9926 Feb.
9826 Sale
9823 Sale
97
Sale
9623 Sale
9726 Sale
9926 Mar. 10 10016 Mar. 30
Mar.
4
9826 Mar.
1 99
9626 Mar. 1 9826 Mar. 11
96
Mar.
5
9726 Mar. 17
6526 Mar. 12
3026 Sale
26
Sale
30
Sale
25
Mar.
2
6826 Mar.
2426 Mar. 24
63
30
8
25
6516 Mar. 12
Mar.
4
326 Mar.
Sale
3
4
30
Mar. 29
40
60
Mar. 18
Mar. 2<t
35
30
Sale
Sale
Mar. 18
Mar.
7
3
98
Jan.
9826 Jan.
9426 Jan.
9326 Jan,
13 10026
7 10026
8 99
5 9896
18 9796
16
Mar. 22
21
Mar.
85
Mar. 19
83
Mar. 30
86
90
Mar. 12
Mar.
9
60
Mar.
Sale
1626 Sale
8523 Sale
'8326 Sale
3426 Mar. 31
8926 Mar. ~
7226 Mar. 31
40
Sale
Sale
3426 Sale
9126 Sale
7226 Sale
93J6 Mar.
7
77
Mar.
8
67
66
Mar. 22
70
Mar.
20
1944
2,000 Georgia Carolina Pow 5s_1952
916,000 Georgia Power ref 5s....1967
1978
61,000 Georgia Pow 5c Lt 5s
4
6526 Mar. 16
18
Jan.
8
Mar. 30
Mar.
4
Mar. 11
Mar. 17
6526 Mar. 12
32
Jan. 14
25
Mar.
2
68 26 Feb.
32
Jan.
13
4196 Jan.
13
24J6 Mar. 24
25
Mar. 24
11
70
Jan.
18
396 Mar.
3
2526 Jan. 26
8
Jan.
40
Feb.
11
29
1126 Jan.
50
Feb.
Gen Water Wks Gas 5t Elec—
89,000
2,000
333,000
28,000
4
99
4526
1933
6s with warr Aug 15...1937
11,000
1943
289,000 Gen Water Works 5s A
9
Jan.
8
45
57
Gen Vending Corp—
5,000
75,000
7
9496 Feb.
Mar. 10
Mar. 12
60
1931
1956
1948
Mar.
Sale
Sale
54
6026 Sale
4523 Sale
..1953
Gen Pub Utilities Co 6s
V
7
3
Mar. 16
Fod.
Mar. 28
Gen Motors Accept Corp—
62,000
24,000
62,000
53,000
Mar. 12
8026 Jan.
10126 Mar. 23
9916 Mar. 21
6026 Mar. 8
10026 Mar.
9926 Mar.
59
5626 Sale
Certificates of deposit
Florida Pow Corp 526s A 1979
Mar. 23
Mar.
1
Mar. 16
9126 Mar.
s7
1931
Fisk Rubber 5Hs-.
Mar. 12
% Feb.
1957
1st 7s without warr
7
Mar.
First Bohemian Glass Wks
49,000
51,000
11,000
130,000
472,000
14
Jan.
Mar.
89
Finland Residential Mtge
Bank 6s
1961
232,000
428,000 Firestone Cotton Mills 5s.l948
Firestone T 5c R Cal 5s._1942
146,000
8496 Jan.
99
Mar. 22 102
9826
Jan. 28
73
6
61
Jan.
3226 Jan. 27 43 26
68 26
58
Mar. 31
1
32,000 Farmers Nat Mtg Inst 7s .1963
1933
21,000 Federal Sugar Ref 6s
930,000 Federal Water Service 5s_1954
104,000
30
Mar. 31
87
5
Without warr
443,000
4,000 European Mtge 5c Inv 712s.'50
7s Series G
1967
873,000
44,000 Fairbanks Morse 5c Co 5s. 1942
131,000
268",000
.
Feb.
77
2
38
1967
1965
;
Mar
9
81
5
6H» with warrants....1953
Erie Lighting 5s
Mar. 30
Mar. 31
Mar.
58
50
16
Mar. 11
92
Sale
50
11
99
97
6426 Mar.
85
19
Jan.
Feb.
87
81
Sale
Jan.
41
40
Mar. 29
Mar. 23
Mar. 9
Jan. 18
Mar.
102
97
38
4
94
Mar. 12
Sale
92
Feb.
8 10626 Jan.
7
Mar. 12
8 101
33
Sale
82
Sale
5
18
18
80
Mar.
1
Mar. 28
99
8426 Mar.
77
Mar.
7
Mar. 10
612-6 Feb.
18 109
10326 Mar.
Mar.
9396 Jan.
84
7526 Mar. 28
Mar. 14
8326 Mar. 30
30
82
Mar. 30
Mar. 30
5
9826 Mar. 22
9826 Mar. 31
9326 Mar. 11.
19
9426 Sale
10026 Sale
5526 Sale
4
Ercole Marel Elec Mfg
28,000
1,000
Mar. 22
Jan.
8
...
1,222,000 Edison Elec 111 (Boston 5s '33
4% notes
1932
225,000
2030
2,780,000 Elec Pow & Lt 5s
20,000 El Paso Nat Gas 6 26* A..1943
6Hs
1938
33,000
1952
212,000 Empire Dist Elec 5s
757,000 Empire Oil & Refining 5 Hs '42
14
Jan.
Jan.
8126 Feb.
45
11,000
6s series A..
1949
2,000
11,000 Dayton P & L 1st & ref 5s '41
29,000 Delaware Elec Pow 5J^s..l959
15,000 Denv 8r Salt Lake Ry 6s..1960
1946
11,000 Derby Gas & Elec 5s
102,000 Detroit City Gas 5s B—1950
6s series A
1947
339,000
58,000 Detroit Int Bdge 6 Ha—1952
626s certifs of deposit._1952
4,000
25-yr * f deb 7s__ .....1952
7,000
7s certifs of deposit
1952
5,000
Dixie Gulf Gas 6H*
1937
415,000
76,000
1,328,000
14,000
31,000
144,000
235,000
9
Mar. 11
589^ Jan.
25
Mar.
43
Dallas P & L 5s series C--I952
239,000
932*665
Sale
75
'
with warrants
125,000
1967
41,000 Duke Power Co 426*-1945
50,000 Duquesne Gas 6s
6H% notes
Mar 15 1935
2,000
932,000 Duquesne Ltg 1st M 4 26s- 1957
905,000 Eastern Utii Invest 5s A 1954
44,000
36,000
13,000
14
Sale
32,000,
•
15
16
5926 Mar.
65
17 103
Mar. 11
109
1981
27 26
1
Mar. 10
8 10526 Mar. 22
Mar. 12
8 101
95
424,000
63,000
780,000
104,000
4726 Jan.
5226 Jan.
29 10396 Mar. 10
Mar.
7
19 103
6116 Mar.
9526 Sale
6348 with warrants
1943
233,000
1st & coll 68 ser \
1943
353,000
31,000 Consol Publishers 6J4s_. 1936
1941
4,000 Consol Textile 8s
Feb.
99
9816 Feb.
9924 Jan.
84
1970
14s
5126 Jan.
4
5526 Jan.
2
5016 Mar. 31
9316
1952
1969
s
8
88
43^s series H
Mar.
Mar. 22
9826 Mar. 22
9816 Mar. 31
9326 Mar. 11
Mar.
8626 Mar.
7623 Mar.
5226 Mar.
109
Mar.
10326 Mar.
9826 Mar.
28
4326 Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
88
88
8024
52>£
Sale
Consol Gas Utilities—
96,000
117,000
15,000
9
Mar. 17
Mar. 22
Mar. 10
Mar.
7
10
22
5H» series E
4^8 series G
1st ref
Mar.
Mar. 11
40
Feb.
4026 Feb.
3
Mar. 22
Consol G E L Sc. P Bait—
88,000
40,000
103,000
378,000
Highest.
Sale Prices
2926 Feb.
28
Goinmeri und Privat
39,000
34,000
33,000
4726 Mar. 11
4826 Mar. 8
•V" "j ;,:V;'
VV;
238,000
141,000
31,000
13,000
182,000
1,000
207,000
904,000
149,000
2,000
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Highest.
Lowest.
March 31.
Bfd
1941
6,000 Cleve Term Bldg 6s
2,000 Col Riv Longv Bridge 626» '53
19,000 Commander Larabee 6s—1941
6s certifs of deposit>___1941
4,000
1,000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN MARCH.
AGGREGATE SALES,
March.
EXCHANGE
CURB
14
Feb. 27
Mar. 12
Jan.
9
6526 Mar. 16
o
21
Mar. 19
Jan. 29
Jan. 14
86
90
3426 Mar. 31
7726 Jan.
2
71
Jan.
5
47
78
Jan.
6
70
Mar/ 7
85
80
60
Gesfuerel—
144,000
645,000
50,000
32,000
68 without warrants...1953
257,000
1,087,000 Gillette Safety Razor 5s_1940
1935
122,000 Glidden (The) 526 s
Gobel (Adolf) 626s ser A.1935
With warrants
71,000
For footnotes
see page
54
7726
Sale
92
76
Sale
Mar. 10
6026 Feb.
Feb.
9326 Mar.
2
7
9
NEW
CURB
YORK
PRICES
AGGREGATE SALES
In
March.
1932.
10,000
42,000
39,000
22,000
164,000
33,000
70,000
176,000
46,000
32,000
245,000
6,000
5,000
118,000
Godchaux Sugars
Ask.
Bid.
BONDS—Continued.
4,000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
MARCH.
Jan. 2
Jan. 1.
3,000
IN
Price
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
51
EXCHANGE
March 1.
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices.
March 31.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
Ask.
65
Sale
Sale
Grand Trunk Ry 6%«...1936
Grand Trunk West Ry 4s 1950
96
Great Northern Pow 58—1935
99 %
96
Sale
Mar. 31
65
Mar. 31
7% Mar. 21
7%s—1941
Grand (F & W) Properties—
Conv deb 6s
1948
15
Mar.
65
96
Mar.
Mar.
59
Sale
99% Mar.
1
7
98% Mar. 19
69
9
Mar,
1 100% Mar. 22
98% Mar. 11
97% Sale
95
Mar.
14
Gt West Power Calif 5s—1946
7
14
Mar. 31
2
Guantanamo 8c W Ry
6s_1958
Sale
Sale
100
69
16
Jan. 30
Mar.
9
Jan.
100% Mar. 22
98% Mar. 11
84% Jan. 21
5
Jan.
5
97% Feb.
91% Feb.
5
14
Feb.
Jan.
Mar.
39% Mar. 11
25
Feb.
17
92% Jan.
92% Jan.
29
2
96
Mar. 11
Jan.
29
84
Jan.
67 % Feb.
23
75
Jan.
08O
Jan.
83
68.1944
19
29
Jan.
Feb.
87
55
13
86% Jan.
7% Mar.
2
Green Mountain Pow 5s.1948
Ground Gripper Shoe
Mar. 31
65
15% Mar.
19% Jan. 22
Guardian Investors Corp—
19,000
171,000
82,000
61,000
15,000
5s ser A
th warr.
1948
31,000
574,000 Gulf Oil of Pa deb 5a. ...1937
513,000
Sinking fund deb 5a—1947
1*56
169,000 Gulf States Util 5a
46,000
4%s series B__
1961
6,000
117,000
5,000
1,000
92,000
241,000
28,000
60,000
23,000
63,000
150,000
56,000
16,000
49,000
250,000
16,000
1,000
139,000
344,000
121,000
215,000
60,000
129,000
317,000
87,000
43,000
6,000
44,000
20,000
3,000
Hamburg Elec Co 7a__
1935
Hamburg El & Und Ry 5%s'38
Hanna (The M A)(Co 6a„1934
Havana Docks 7s
1937
94
Sale
92%
Sale
Sale
Mar. 11
96
Mar. 14
82
Mar. 11
Mar.
4
Mar. 26
74
Mar. 14
Mar.
" Sale
3
75
Mar.
1
71
33% Mar. 31
40
Mar. 10
30
90
33% Sale
Mar.
1
91
Mar. 14
88
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Mar. 22
99
Mar. 22
99
Mar.
55
Sale
47
8
55
Mar. 28
44
Sale
37% Mar. 2
36% Mar. 30
45
Mar. 28
39%
Sale
38
Houston Lt 8c Pr 5a A...1953
92
Sale
91% Mar
85%
83%
Sale
Sale
83
6s
1978
1981
4%s series D
4%s series E
78 %
Sale
779,000'lnd*polls P 8c L 5s
86
82% Mar.
1
60
Sale
73
Sale
80 %
87 %
Sale
Sale
Sale
79
Sale
84%
74%
Sale
Sale
77
18
Mar.
99
Mar. 22
43% Jan.
34% Feb.
36% Mar.
55
Mar. 28
45
Mar. 28
50
Jan. 13
12
8
Feb.
51
Jan.
9
Mar. 11
89% Feb.
95
Jan.
Jan.
86
Mar. 11
Mar. 10
77% Jan.
Mar.
36
78
86
Mar. 10
1
63
Mar. 23
58
Feb.
63
Mar. 23
Mar. 28
33
Mar.
26
Mar.
48% Feb.
Mar.
7
3
86
4
5
Mar. 23
44
Mar. 24
40% Mar. 14
Jan. 21
98% Feb. 20 101
99% Mar. 11
95% Feb. 23
37
Mar. 23
49% Jan. 14
Jan. 28
38
Mar. 24 46
97% Sale
62% Sale
Mar. 22
96% Mar. 12
88% Feb.
15
96% Mar. 12
Mar.
87
85
Jan.
11
90
Sale
Z2*
78
Sale
Sale
n
I^
78
9
99% Mar. 3
99% Mar. 11
4
Mar.
Mar.
9
Mar. 31
97% Mar. 31
Mar. 31
73
Mar.
1
Mar. 30
79% Mar.
7
97% Mar. 31
5
59% Jan,
2
Mar.
Mar. 28
67% Mar. 30
•s-79% Mar. 7
86
75% Mar. 10
85% Mar. 15
Feb.
23
97% Mar. 31
Feb.
29
Jan.
14
Mar. 30
88
Mar. 28
78
91% Jan.
8
Jan.
12
67% Mar. 30
83
85% Mar. 15
Sale
Sale
85%
Sale
82
Mar. 31
90
Sale
74% Sale
88
Mar. 14
75%
Sale
74% Mar.
1
90
Mar.
95
Mar. 21
1
79% Mar.
5
64
Jan.
4
70
80
Jan.
9
90
Mar.
Jan.
8
95
Mar. 21
55
Jan.
5
91
Sale
90
57%
Jan.
5
79% Mar.
95% Jan. 15
6
70
Sale
67
5
67
Mar. 18
93%
Sale
93% Mar.
1
98
Mar. 14
92
Jan.
15
91
Sale
91
1
93% Mar. 28
87
Feb.
2
63
48
A..1957
92
Sale
% Sale
Sale
89%
Sale
Mar.
Mar.
91%
Sale
Mar.
U
47% Mar. 26
63
Feb.
63
Mar.
ll
47
Jan.
5
63
Mar.
92% Mar.
7;
82
Jan.
29
96
Jan.
9
88% Feb.
2
Mar.
9
90
Mar.
Mar. 19
98
Mar. 19!
31
17% Sale
5% Sale
5% Sale
Mar. 11
35
Mar.
5% Mar. 28
3j
Mar. 29
15
4
5
ll
17% Mar.
3% Mar. 30
1949
Mar. 14
63
Mar.
90
Sale
5
Jan.
98
93% Mar. 28
89
98
30 %
1
71
47% Mar. 26
50
Mar. 28
Sale
63
Mar. 18 s71
B..1940
Deb 5s series A
2
Feb.
Mar.
85
1955
With warrants
Feb.
92
26
UH
1963
ser
7
12
44%
38
3,000 Indianapolis Water 4%s_1940
1,000;
1st lien & ref 5%s__'—.1953
38,000 Inland P & L 6a ser C
1957
Inxull Util Inv 6s
Mar.
14
20
37
-.1950
ser
93
Mar. 11
96% Mar.
27" Sale'
26,000 Indiana Hydro-Elec 5a A.1958
1957
63,000 Indiana & Mich El 5a
1st & ref 5s
108,000 Indiana Service 5s
179,000
lat lien & ref 5a
7
96
58
Sale
59
111,000 Idaho Power Co 5s
104,000;
Mar. 18
43% Mar. 4
43% Mar. 14
39% Mar. 11
99
82% Sale
Smelt 6s_1935
Hungarian Ital Bank 7%s '63
Hud Bay Min &
352,000;
5s series C
1951
3,000;Indiana Gen Service 5s_.1948
73
99
30
Hydraulic Power of Niagara
Falls 1st & ref 5s
1950
33,000
Ref & improvement 5s. 1951
68,000
150,000 Hygrade Food 6s ser A
1949
6s series B
1949
13,000
4,333,000;
254,000
96
Mar. 17
1936
5%s
"19,666
1,325,000
118,000
Sale
90
Sale
Sale
39%
Sale
77%
75
93
93
77
70
73
94% Sale
Houston Gulf Gaa
1947
44,000 Illinois Nor Utll 5s
1957
2,000 Illinois Power 5s A——1933
500,000 Illinois Pow 8c L 5 %s
1957
322,000
5%8 aeries "B"
1954
1,029,0001
6s series A
-1953
1,169,000
5a series C
1956
140,000 Indep Oil Ac Gas deb 6a.-193<>
58,000 Indiana Elec Corp 6s A—1947
61,000'
6j^a series B—
—.1953
7,000
78,000
78,000
315,000
2,000
1,000
15,000
Sale
Sale
Oct 15 1936
6%i--1943
1943
Hood Rubber 7a
44,000
13,000
2,000
178,000
57,000
232,000
289,000
62,000
52,000
53,000
178,000
31,000
94%
93%
s26% Mar. 28
93% Mar. 17
Mar. 10
26
1
7
9
8
90
Mar.
Mar. 19
98
Mar. 19
Mar. 11
36% Jan.
15
5% Mar. 28
5
Mar. 29
38% Jan.
14
98
31
27
Jan.
15
6
Jan.
25
Intercontinents Power Co—
2,000
100", 000
48,000
90,000
97,555
45,000
31,000
322,000
118,000
Deb 6s with warrants
1948
3,000
Deb 6s without warr
1948
169,000 Internal Pow Sec 6%8 B.1954
193,000
6V^s series C
...1955
202,000
7s aeries D
...1936
175,000
7s scries D stamped-—1936
287,000
7a aeries E
1957
199,000
7a series F
91
Mar.
1
95% Mar. 24
Sale
67% Mar.
1
72
399,000
Without
6a
6
Jan.
12
6
98
Jan.
29
2
8
78
Jan.
23
97
97
Feb.
Feb.
4
4
87
Jan.
23
Mar.
9
93% Mar. 24
Jan.
75
Mar.
2
80% Mar. 28
70
Feb.
4
15
70% Sale
66
Mar.
8
71
Mar. 31
70
Mar. 29
74
Mar.
48% Sale
48% Mar. 31
50
Mar.
52%
62%
42%
47%
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
5
11
4
20
Sale
80
49%
Sale"
7
8
71
Mar. 31
74
Mar.
51
Jan.
48
Feb.1
7
22
1936
101% Mar.
warrants
Debenture
12
Jan.
63% Jan.
80% Jan.
Mar. 14
Interstate Iron 8c St'l 5%s '46
Interstate Power 5s
Jan.
90
78
75% Sale
Internet Securities 5a.-.1947
InterstateNat Gas 60
33,000
1,026,000
12
85
Sale
1951
.
18,000
326,000
145,000
Sale
67%
2% Jan.
6
91
63 %
1952
58,000, International Salt 5s
1,115,000
2,000
3
Mar.
64%
Sale
49
Sale
Sale
Sale
64
1952
48
1,000
114,000
53,000
8,000
Interstate Public Service
17,000
6%s series B-.-.1949
409,000
5s series D
.1956
352,000
4%«—
1958
17,000 Interstate Telep 5a A—-1961
20,000 invest Co of Amer 5s A
1547
63,000
Without warrants......
181,000 Iowa-Nebraska L&P 5a..1957
19o,000
5s Series B
1961
86,000 Iowa Pow & Lt 4%» A...1958
43,000 Iowa Pub Serv 5a_.......1957
1,000
5 Ha
1959
44,000 Iowa Ry & Light 5s
..1932
2,000
1st & ref 5s A
1945
247,000 (sarco Hydro-El 7a
1952
92,000 Isotta Franchlnl 7a
1942
46,000
Without warrants
171,000
606,000
2 101% Mar. 28
69% Mar. 9
Sale
62
Mar. 31
43% Sale
42
Mar. 30
90
1957
Mar. 14
Sale
74
Mar.
65%'Sale
65
51
Mar. 28
63
51
Mar. 10
101% Jan.
7 101% Mar. 28
42
Jan. 11
Mar. 30
85
Feb.
62
9
69% Mar.
26
51
Jan.
95
Mar. 18
_
15,000
186,000
156,000
9,000
7,000
16,000
57,000
42,000
50,000
24,000
38", 656
Italian Superpower 6a
17,000
1,000
76,000
308,000
48,000
64%
64%
Sale
Sale
75
Sale
71% Sale
76
1
95
Mar. 18
78% Mar. 14
64
Jan.
79
Feb.
25
Mar.
2
Mar. 12
61
Feb.
75
Feb.
29
Mar. 23
75
61
51
Mar.
65
Jan.
28
Feb.
18
7
65
67
Mar. 23
60
Jan.
67
Sale
65
Mar. 14
57% Mar. 18
59
Feb.
67% Mar. 19
76
72% Sale
Mar. 28
65
Sale
75% Mar. 30
72% Mar. 17
7/% Mar. 16
77% Mar. 9
78% Mar. 11
69
Mar. 23
75
98
Mar.
99% Mar. 12
82% Mar. 12
55% Mar
2
76% Sale
71
82% Sale
Sale
"98% Sale'
7
82% Mar. 12
"53% Sale"
80
Mar.
5
Mar.
7
Mar. 21
Mar.
2
49
Mar. 23
45
Sale
52
45
55%
Mar.
2
46
Mar.
27
38
_
Sale
30
Sale
Mar.
Fod.
13
19
Feb.
1
s84
Jan.
2
99% Mar. 12
34% Feb. 23
82% Mar.
Jan.
60
49
Mar. 23
48
Feb.
49
Jan.
14
19
Mar.
1
27
Mar. 29
42% Jan.
16
65
Mar.
2
56
Jan.
66
Feb.
18
5
93
Feo.
4
95% Jan.
22
7
88% Jan.
77% Jan.
28
29
99
Jan.
20
86% Jan.
9
98
12 101
94
93%
83%
Sale
Mar.
5
94
Mar.
93
Mar. 30
96
Mar.;
Sale
81
Mar. 28
85% Mar.
Sale
99
Mar. 25 101
Sale
83% Sale
82%
100
5a certifs of deposlt-..1945
7,000
170,000
39,000 Larutan Gas Corp 6%8—1935
646,000 Lehigh Pow Secur 6s
2026
38% Mar.
70
7
Mar. 31
7,000
8,000
64,000
120,000
10,000
91
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
94
Mar.
84
Mar.
13,000
9,000
189,000
12,000
26,000
136,000
159,000
35,000
6,000
43,000
6,000
443,000
75,000
245,000
3
Mar. 26
3
95
Mar.
1937
87
Mar. 10
90
2022
80% Mar. 29
88
Mar. 21
Mar.
2
Kansas Power 5s A
1947
80
Mar. 29
86% Mar. 11
Kansas Pow 8c Lt 5a B
1957
78
Mar.
82
n98
1942
93% Mar .
Sale
81
78%
Sale
82
Sale
Sale
96
Jan.
90
Mar. 21
90
Jan.
87% Jan.
16
18
Jan. 14
79% Feb.
26
99
Mar. 31
75
15
84
Jan.
18
Feb.
90
Mar.
5
85% Mar. 30
95
Jan.
19
64
Mar. 29
76
Mar.
2
64
Mar. 29
82
Jan.
18
67
Sale
67
Mar. 31
Jan.
14
Mar. 10
Mar. 31
Mar. 10
82
88
2
4
67
Sale
76% Mar.
93% Mar.
96% Jan.
20
76
75
Sale
Mar. 30
83
4
76
Mar. 30
Jan. 28
84
Jan.
22
56
Mar. 21
Mar. 15
Mar.
7
1955
Mar.
Sale
1
56
Mar. 21
Mar. 11
86
Mar. lo
81
Jan.
13
86
80% Mar. 31
88
Mar.
7
64
Jan.
4
88
82
Mar. 31
90% Mar.
9
70% Jan.
6
90% Mar.
Mar.
3
95
Mar. 23
90
Feb.
6
95
Jan.
87% Mar.
54%
5
92
Mar. 10
87% Feb. 24
93
Jan.
9
39% Mar. 10
32
Feb.
1
42
Jan.
23
83
Mar.
9
70
Feb.
6
83
Mar.
51
Mar. 16
50
Feb.
51
Mar. 16
liH
66
Mar. 12
54% Mar.
54% Sale
84
1943
Sale
83
Sale
83% Sale
Koppers Gaa 8c C deb 5s. 1947
1950
1945
25
Mar. 10
80% Mar. 29
87
89
1948
8..1955
Mar. 26
85% Mar. 30
1961
6% 8 aeries D..
5%8 series F
2
4
Jan.
16
65% Sale
1955
.1969
5a
Deb 5 Ks
69
s84
92
13
Jan.
80% Jan.
82% Jan.
39% Jan.
38% Jan.
Kansas Gas 8c Elec 6a
Kresge (S S) Co 5s
79
2
.
Kansas El Pow 6s A
Klmberly Clark 5s A
Jan.
72
77% Mar.
38
42,000
9,000
32,000
72,000
55,000
47,000
162,000
142,000
63,000
20,000
61,000
4o,000
615,000
397,000
98,000
63,000
Keystone Telep Co 5
Jan.
Mar. 29
18,000
9,000
9,000
29,000
20,000
22,000
98,000
35,000
32,000
9,000
12,000
11,000
263,000
190,000
27,000
28,000
6a series A
80
58% Mar. 28
36% Sale
32,000 Jacksonville Gas 5a
1942
12,000 Jamaica Wat Sup 5%s A.1955
205,000 Jersey Cent P & L 5s B...1947
1,142,000
4Hs series C
1961
111,000 Jones & Laughlin Steel 5s '39
Kentucky Utilities 5s
72% Jan.
1963
Without warrants
Kansas City Gaa 6s
:
82
Sale
81
94
76%
91
Sale
70%
Sale
Sale
,
9
11
9
Leonard Tletz Inc 7%a_.1946
6,000
144,000
66,000
Without
warrants
Lexington Util 5s
50
1952
Llbby McNeill 8c Libby 5a 1942
ties
Long Island Ltg 6a
91% Sale
1945
Conv deb 5%s A
1952
Los Angeles Gas 8c Elec 5a
61
5^s series 1
1949
Louisiana Pow 8c Lt 5a...1957
Manitoba Power 5 Ho
1951
Mansfield Mln 8c Sm (Germ)
pa^e 54
71" Sale'
Lone Star Gas Corp 5a...1942
7a with warrants
4,000
1941
7a without warranto... 1941
3,000
481,000 Mass Gaa Co 5%a
1946
5«.
1955
273,000
I'u- footnotes
50
72
75
Sale
87%
Sale"
50
Sale
94% Sale
99% Sale
85% Sale
Mar. 12
78
Jan.
81
Mar. 12
77
Feb.
93%
Mar. 19
Mar. 15
88
Feb.
99
Jan.
Mar.
94% Mar.
Feb.
70% Jan.
93% Mar. 19
84
Mar.
85
96
Mar.
96
99% Mar.
85% Mar.
9
Mar. 14
100% Mar. 22
93
Mar.
61
Mar. 14
8
91% Feb.
99% Mar.
79% Jan.
28
13
9
Mar. 14
400% Mar. 22
55
95% Sale
85
Sale
90
Sale
Sale
55
Mar.
2
93
Mar. \
Jan.
4
61
Jan.
Feb.
16
14
Feb.
24
33
30
Jan.
29
Sale
40
29
87%
Jan.
14
97% Jan.
12
89% Mar. 31
96% Mar.
4
86% Jan.
83
90
3
82
Mar. 20l
Mar.
Feb.
11
90
Mar.
11
3
NEW
52
YORK
EXCHANGE
CURB
PRICES IN
AGGREGATE SALES
RANCE SINCE JAN. 1.
MARCH.
Price
NEW YORK
CURT* EXCHANGE
_
Since
Jan. 2
Ask,
1949
65,000 Mass Utll Assoc 5s A
3,000 McCallum Hosiery 6H»--1941
1943
29,000 McCord Rad A Mfe6 s
63,000 Melbourne El Supp 734 s A '46
90,000 Memphis P & L 5s ser A..1948
114,000 Met Edison 4s series E—1971
1,000 Mich Assoc Tel 5s A„_ -.1961
3,000 Michigan Pub Serv 5s A..1947
38,000 Middle Sts Petrol 6'-$B A. 1945
2,537,000 Middle West Utll 5% notes *32
Conv 5% notes
....1933
1,958,000
Conv 5% notes.....
1934
1,772,000
Cony 5% notes
1935
1,794,000
79,000 Milwaukee G L 434®-~---1967
224,000 Minneapolis Gas Lt 4)^8.1950
197H
79,000 Minn Pow & Lt 4 >48
1st & ref 5s
-—1955
29,000
63,000 Mississippi Pow 5a..—..1955
376,000
81,000
20,000
194,000
Miss Power &
Light 5s...1957
March 1.
Bid
Ask
81X
1951
Power 5s
8134 Mar. 26
Ask
83
Mar. 15
Mar. 22
19
Mar. 24
Mar. 24
7734 Mar.
Sale
Highest.
Prices
Sale Prices.
3
8134 Mar. 26
90
Jan.
7
42
Jan.
7
42
14
Mar. 22
28
Jan.
Jan.
7
60
Feb.
4
7834 Jan.
15
4
7
3
95
Mar. 15
92
Jan.
96
Jan.
14
7734 Mar. 12
80
Mar.
73
Jan.
80
72
Jan.
72
Jan.
Jan.
26
68
Jan.
68
9334 Mar.
68
30
Sale
3134
2934 Mar. 16
33
Mar.
7
2934 Mar.
Sale
Mar. 18
57
Mar.
1
29
Mar.
2134 Sale
Mar. 26
8
9
9
Mar.
Mar. 26
3534 Mar.
3534 Mar.
3534 Mar.
19
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
19
Mar.
Jan.
36
Feb.
8934 Jan.
r69
Jan.
65
Jan.
17
Mar.
Sale
57
Sale
48
Sale
35X Sale
31X Sale
48
Sale
32
bOX Sale
Sale
'73% Sale"
Mar. 24
89
Feb.
38
2234
2234
9434
7534
Sale
86
Sale
77
Sale
75
69
Sale
Sale
Mar. 28
Mar.
3
Mar. 24
7534 Mar. 16
8534 Mar. 4
7334 Mar. 3
77
1
Mar. 31
Mar. 31
Mar.
96
7634 Mar.
7934 Mar.
90
8
2
Sale
67
7834 Jan.
Sale
14
14
26
74
Jan.
7934 Feb. 27
Mar. 14
84
Jan.
90
7734 Mar. 23
7734 Nar. 23
61
Jan.
8234 Mar. 10
65
Jan.
90
Mar. 17
84
Mar. 15
Mar. 14
8234 Mar. 10
79
5
Mar. 31
90
Mar. 17
73
Jan.
19
84
Mar. 15
Sale
Sale
79
75
9334
Sale
9134 Mar. 28
9734 Mar.
9
90
Feb.
4
72
Sale
9534
2
20
18
14
Mar. 24
96
6634 Jan.
79
75
98 X
4
6234 Jan.
Sale
65
76
5
Sale
Without wrrrants
Miss River
Highest.
Sale Prices.
March 31.
Bid.
Sale
1944
Miss River Fuel 6s
Lowest.
Lowest.
73
Bid.
(Continued)
BONDS
Sale Prices.
14
1932.
Jan. 1.
Sale
Sale
70
87
Mar. 28
Mar.
2
8034 Mar.
5
15
9834 Jan.
2
8034 Mar.
5
Monongahela West Penn Pub
155,000
420,000
70,000
Service 5%» B
1953
8734 Mar. 21
5s series
87%
Sale"
8834
1970
B
8734 Mar. 21
5134 Mar.
Montreal LH4P 5s "A". 1951
6534 Feb.
8234 Feb.
8134 Feb.
65
Mar. 16
4934 Feb.
93
Mar. 12
2
93
8
8734 Mar. 21
Mar. 12
Morris Plan Shares Corp—
Munson
29,000
18
65
634 Mar. 31
634 Mar. 31
5
Jan.
2
14
Jan.
93
Mar. 29
93
Jan.
28
21
Mar. 29
9834 Mar. 10
3334 Mar.
"
21
Mar. 29
30
6s A without warrants 1947
38,000
Mar. 17
32
25
Jan.
9834
4634
3434
8434
Mar. 10
Jan. 15
Jan.
2
Mar. 9
7
Mar. 16
Steamship Line
with
1937
warr
399,000 Narragansett ElecGo 5a.. 1957
1978
840,000 National Elec. Pow 5s
30,000 National Food Prod 6s.. 1944
2026
522,000 Nat Pow Ac Lt 6s4,A"
Deb 58 series B
2030
978,000
1978
1,804,000 Nat Pub Serv 5s
5
634 Sale
Sale
96
Sale
36
ooys
Sale
oaie
34 J4
78
Sale
68 X
Sale
67
36
Sale
39% Sale
25
Sale
7434 Mar. 31
6134 Mar. 31
2234 Mar. 29
93%
90
Sale
76
90
91
Sale
Sale
Sale
9334 Sale
2334 Sale
Sale
93%
33%
7434 Sale
6234 Sale
Sale
Mar.
8434 Mar.
7134 Mar.
3934 Mar.
13
7334 Feb. 13
6134 Mar. 31
22X Mar. 29
21
72
^Jan.
9
45
Jan.
14
National Tea Co—■
94,000
5% gold notes
May 1 1935
2022
78,000 Nebraska Power 6s
4%s
-.1981
131,000
79,000 Neisner Bros Realty 6s..1948
1956
507,000 Nevada Calif Elec 5s
619,000 New Eng G & Elec Assn 5sl947
5s.
1948
364,000
Conv deb 5s
1950
1,038,000
1,020,000 New Engl Pow Assn 5s...1948
Deb 5Ha
1954
951,000
246,000 New Orleans Pub Serv 434s '35
2,781,000
New York Edison 5s C
N Y A
92 X
Sale
Sale
Mar.
78
Mar.
8
69
Jan.
78
Mar.
Mar.
98
Mar.
5
88
Feb.
98
Mar.
8934 Mar.
94
Mar. 14
88
Feo.
94
Mar. 14
Mar.
31
Mar. 28
23
Mar.
6634 Mar.
52 34 Mar
75
Mar.
61
Mar. 10
6634 Mar.
5234 Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
62
Mar.
8
56
Mar.
6134 Mar. 11
53
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 14
57
Mar.
Mar. 12
59
Mar.
23
72 X
59 X
Sale
Sale
75
Sale
60
Sale
6634
5234
Sale
Sale
.
56
59
Sale
60 X
60
Sale
o vyx
5934 Sale
Sale
75
Sale
1951
5334
Sale
58
Sale
57
59
"
6\X
72
Sale
99 X
6134 Sale
53
Sale
s59%
8734
Sale
Sale
Sale
6034 Sale
7534 Sale
10034 Sale
65
67
Mar.
7134 Mar.
9934 Mar.
3
9
Mar. 21
97
Mar. 17
42
11
77
Jan.
27
Jan.
9
68
Jan.
9
6534 Jan.
9
Jan.
15
Jan.
11
9
70
8034 Mar.
Jan.
60
5
Jan.
7034 -Tan.
103
8
Jan.
103
Mar. 21
Foreign Invest
95,000
5fi« A with warr ants.. 1948
2,057,000 N Y P fk L Corp 1st 44«__1967
1980
3,000 N Y State E & G 434s
1956
120,000 N Y Steam Corp 5s
5,000 N Y & Westchester Ltg 5s '54
4s
..2004
42,000
323,000 Niagara Falls Power 6s.. 1950
5s series A
1959
44,000
415,000 Nippon Elec Pow 6Hs—1953
2,000 Nor Amer L & P 5% notes '33
Serial 5% notes
7,000
1934
Serial 5% notes
11,000
1935
Serial 5% notes
14,000
1936
A
.1948
160,000 Nor Cont Utll 5
1,000
534s series A reg
1948
56,000 Nor Ind Pub Serv 5s..—1966
5s series D
I960
33,000
115,000
4H* E
1970
1951
435,000 Nor Ohio P & L 534s
91,000 Nor Ohio Trac & Lt 5s...1956
101X Sale
99 X Sale
s 102%
60
Sale
8734 Sale
8034 Sale
60
Feb.
15
8934 Mar. 10
8134 Jan.
90
Jan.
14
8234 Mar. 30
9434 Mar. 19
80 34 Mar.
8234 Mar. 30
9434 Mar. 19
Mar.
7
98
Mar. 14
97
Mar.
82
Sale
8634 Mar.
1
8034 Mar. 31
9434 Mar. 18
97
84 X
Mar.
7
84
Mar. 16
82
Mar.
57
Mar. 31
Mar. 22
S10234 Mar. 1 105
97
Mar.
7
9934 Marl 16
Sale
9434 Mar.
98
10134 Jan.
97
Mar. 14
84
Mar. 16
105
Mar. 22
10034 Jan.
Mar.
Sale
6
23
Mar. 26
58
Mar.
3
45
Feb.
59
Feb.
88
5334
45
Mar. 22
88
Mar. 22
88
Mar.
88
Mar. 22
7534 Mar. 22
78
Mar.
7434 Feb.
6034 Feb.
7734
Sale
74
36
Sale
37?4 Sale
Mar. 22
3534 Mar.
s32
Mar.
92
Sale
92
Sale
94
Sale
7434 Mar. 22
Fob.
8
35
Mar.
2
s32
Mar.
3
81
...
78
Jan.
Mar.
9
7234 Mar. 29
9134 Mar. 1
8734 Mar. 29
4
Feb.
65
40
4
4
67
2 s32
8034 Mar.
Mar.
4
7434 Mar. 22
Mar.
40
Mar.
2 s32
Mar.
20
8334 Mar. 10
8234 Mar. 11
7834 Mar. 4
7234 Mar. 29
11074
8034 Mar.
81
Mar.
9
3
mar.
IU
88
Feb.
9
89J4 Mar.
9
79
Jan.
6
8
2
8734 Jan.
13
Jan.
12
88
8134 Jan.
9
9634 Mar. 10
8934 Mar. 9
Nor States Power
126,000
1,162,000
5 H % notes.
.—..1940
1961
_
4Hs
8934 Sale
83 X
Sale
8534 Sale
85
Sale
8634 Mar. 2
8434 Mar. 31
92
Mar. 23
91
Mar. 10
8234 Feb. 11
8134 Jan. 30
92
Mar. 23
91
Mar. 10
Mar.
North Texa a Utilities—
22,000
82,000
349,000
171,000
505,000
Without
Northwest Pow 6s A
1960
Ohio Edison Co 5s
1960
93 X
Sale
Ohio Power 5s series B—1952
95
87 X
Sale
85 X
Sale
8234
Pacific Gaa Ac El 1st 4 34a. 1957
1st & ref 6s B
1941
1952
1960
1st A ref 5 34s C
F
Pacific Investing 5s A
164,000
114,000
441,000
4,000
1,000
62,000
28,000
26,000
297,000
118,000
12,000
Sale
9334 Sale
Sale
8634
Sale'
82" Sale"
91
75
Jan.
12
85
35
Jan.
23
4334 Mar. 10
9434 Mar.
8634 Jan.
27
Feb.
10
Mar.
1
9234 Mar.
Sale
3
95
Mar.
1
8834 Mar.
84
7 7 34 Mar. 30
80 34 Mar. 28
Mar.
90
87
Mar.
7934 Jan. 30
7734 Mar. 30
7634 Jan. 29
50
Mar.
50
85
Mar.
Mar.
4
5034 Mar.
2
5834 Mar.
Mar.
1
9234 Mar. 12
50
87
102 X
10034
Sale
Sale
88
Sale
52 X
Sale
10334
10034
8734
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
8934 Sale
10434 Sale
10134 Sale
87
10334 Mar.
10034 Mar.
8734 Mar.
Jan.
11
4834 Feb. 29
1 10534 Mar. 23
10234 Mar. 22
9234 Mar. 11
l
95
Jan.
8
96
Jan.
12
8834 Mar. 11
8834 Jan.
8734 Jan.
50
Jan.
5834 Mar.
9234
1 10534
10134 Feb.
9734 Jan. 30 10234
85
Jan. 28
9234
8534 Jan.
3
28
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
7
4
11
8
12
13
22
11
8434 Sale
5734 Sale
67
77
Sale
Sale
6334 Sale
1
Mar. 16
8434 Mar. 1
7134 Mar. 9
4
50
64 34 Mar.
5
77
Mar. 28
s5634 Mar.
50
74
Sale
7534
Sale
7534
Sale
Mar.
75
81
Mar. 14
Mar. 30
67
Mar.
4
67
Mar. 16
Jan.
6
85
Feb.
5134 Jan.
4
7134 Mar.
Jan.
26
7234 Feb.
2
7934 Jan.
56
Jan.
72
50
6
60
Feb.
29
9
23
9
7834 Mar. 10
8434 Mar. 21
78
Feb.
4
86
Jan.
25
68
Jan.
16
25
Jan.
76
Feb/13
76
16
Mar. 14
8434
Mar. 10
79
Mar.
15
Dock A Warehouse Co
..1949
6s with warrants
6,000
116,000
9134
84
Mar. 24
85'
Mar.
3
4334 Mar. 10
1948
Without warrants
75,000
485,000 Pacific Power A Light 5s_1955
956,000 Pacific Western Oil 634s.1943
1936
23,000 Park A Tllford 6s
342,000 Penn Cent Lt & Pow 434 s 1977
5s
1979
.35,000
Penn
Sale
1954
436,000 Oklahoma Gas & El 5s—1950
16,000 Osgood Co 6s with warr. 1938
26,000 Oswego Falls Co 6s
..1941
1st & ref 4H«
4134
Mar. 26
36
Sale
1956
434" series D
61,000 Ohio Pub Serv 5s D
411,000
345,000
807,000
955,000
81
warrants......
Penn Electric 4s series F.1971
Penn-Ohio Edison 6a.
Without warrants.'.
7434
Sale
7434 Mar.
75
Sale
75
Mar.
73
Mar.
3
Mar. 14
1950
8034 Sale
79
1959
5%a series B
Penn-Ohlo P A L 534s A. 1954
Penn Pub Serv 6s C
93 X
Sale
95
Sale
Sale
1947
9734 Sale
9334 Sale
8434 Mar. 10
79
Mar.
1
10034 Mar. 11
9434 Mar.
92
Mar.
9434 Mar. 16
1954
5s series D
Penn Telep Corp 5s C
Penn Water & Pow
7434 Feb.
7134 Feb.
9034 Feb.
92
Mar.
85
lty>
Mar.
90
Sale
90
Mar.
93
90
Sale
87
Mar.
8634 Jan.
6434 Mar.
9034 Mar. 28
6634 Mar. 17
79
82
76
Jan.
134 Mar.
Penn Water Serv 5s A...1967
Peoples Gas Lt & Coke 4s B'81
Peoples Lt At Pow 5s
Phlla Electric Co 5s
Sale
8034
334
Sale
Sale
10334
79 X
1979
Sale
1966
846,000 Phlla Elec Power 5 >4*
1972
44,000 Phlla Rapid Transit 6s..1962
Mar.
134 Mar.
104
Sale
7
Mar. 21
334 Mar.
1
10234 Mar. 23
10134 Mar.
10334 Mar.
59
Mar.
105
Mar.
Mar. 29
Feb.
26
25
IP
Mar. 28
70
Feb.
82
Jan.
60
Mar. 16
Jan.
Feb.
90
1960
434s--1968
1
10034 Mar. 11
Mar. 21
6
Jan.
13
20
10234
Mar. 23
105
10134 Mar.
9934 Jan.
Mar. 29
6834 Jan.
23
5
9634 Jan.
8
8
6334 Mar.
8
6434 Feb. 25
90
Jan. 13
85
Jan. 12
70
Mar.
8
62
Mar.
2
55
Jan.
94 34 Mar. 24
96
Mar.
2
94
Jan.
58
6334 Mar.
8
5134 Jan.
6034 Mar. 28
64
2
7 7 34 Mar. 22
79
Mar.
1
8034 Mar. 15
7734 Mar. 22
81
Mar. 10
79
6234 Mar. 26
70
Mar.
60
91
Phlla Suburb Cos GAB
65,000
143,000
23,000
73,000
65,000
40,000
4,000
130,000
42,000
1st A refunding 4 34s. 1957
Piedmont Hydro-Electric Co
5834 Sale
1960
634s class A
Piedmont A Northern 5s.1954
Pittsburgh Coal 6s
1949
Pittsburgh Steel 6s
1948
A
foor
Co 6s
81X Sale
80
Sale
79
Sale
88 X
8334
Sale
1939
Portland Gas & Coke 5s. 1940
Potomac Edison 5s
434
s series
ser
E.1956
F
Sale
Mar.
8
4,000 Potrero Sugar 1st 7s
1947
13,000 Power Corp of Can 5s A..1957
54,000
434 s series B
1959
534 Sale
Mar.
9
9234 Mar. 16
8334 Mar.
7634 Mar.
1961
50,000 Power Corp of N Y 534S—1947
273,000 Procter A Gamble 4348..1947
229,000 Prussian Elec 6s
.1954
7,000 Pub Serv of N H 434s B..1957
Mar. 29
1
90
Mar.
3
81
Mar. 15
534 Mar.
534 Mar. 31
58
98
Sale
9834
Sale
Sale
22
Sale
Mar.
63
52
2934
9
Mar.
60
6434
9634
2034
8434
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
72
10434 Mar.
1 107
Mar. 14
Mar. 10
Mar. 15
9834 Mar. 24
30
Mar.
2
8434 Mar. 30
60
91
'
Feb.
9
Feb. 11
Jan.
6
Mar.
9
Jan.
28
7534 Feb.
27
82
9234 Mar. 16
90
Mar.
9
81
Mar. 15
Jan.
14
534 Mar. 31
10
Mar. 21
63
Mar. 14
60
Jan. 22
6234 Fob. 16 72
9634 Feb. 10 100
31
5
1934 Jan:
Mar. 10
58
50
8434 Mar. 30
85
Mar. 15
Jan.
9
Feb.
16
Jan.
28
Pub Service Co of N J—
100,000
Fat footnote*
6% perpetual certificates..
*ae page
54.
10434
Sale
L_
Mar.
7
10034 Feb.
5 107
Mar.
7
NEW
YORK
PRICES
AGGREGATE SALES.
NEW YORK
In
March.
Jan. 2
Jan. 1.
1,000
27,000
73,000
207,000
36,000
1,000
220,000
65,000
237,000
10,000
5,000
1932.
.Bid.
Ask.
BONDS (Continued)
$
4,000 Pub Serv of Nor Ills 5s C.1966
58,000
4%e series D
1978
78 3* Sale
4^9 series E__
1980
217,000
7824 Sale
4%b series P
1981
654,000
75
Sale
106,000 Pub Serv of Okla 5s D...1957
15,000 Pub Serv Subsld 5%b A..1949
524,000 Puget Sound P 8c L *%a. 1949
5s series C
..>.1950
229,000
69 % Sale
575,000
4h* series D
1950
_
2,000
221,000 Rochester Cent Fow 5s A 1V53
1953
311,000 Ruhr Gas Co (t%a
87,000 Ruhr Housing 6^« A....1958
63,000 Ryerson (Jos T) 8c Sons *sl943
84,000
122,000
137,000
83,000
37,000
928,000 Safe Harbor Water Pr 4%e *79
2,000 Salmon River Power 5s.. 1952
18,000
53,000
113,000
11,000
336,000
200,000
260,000
419,000
29,000
7,000
37,000
5.000
317,000
389,000
60,000
62,000
142,000
116,000
14,000
9,000
26,000
10,000
201,000
36,000
1,000
693* Mar. 31
Mar. 16
50
77
77
Mar. 28
Mar. 31
763* Sale
76
Mar. 30
76
76
Mar. 31
Sale
Sale
823* Mar. 31
823* Mar. 30
723* Sale
723* Mar. 30
Sale
743*
69 3*
68
68
Sale
22
823* Jan.
793* Jan.
16
19
50
813* Mar. 8
773* Mar. 9
73
Mar. 10
Feb. 25
803* Feb. 11
823* Mar. 30
67
66
11
75
Jan.
Jan. 13 106
Mar. 26 106
s673* Mar.
Feb.
65
Mar.
73
Jan.
Mar,
Mar.
2
65
Jan.
11
81
Mar.
1
113* Feb.
10
Jan.
Sale
14
Mar.
14
Mar. 31
14
25
14
'33% Sale"
Sale
30
Sale
30
Mar.
Sale
213* Mar.
213* Mar.
393* Mar. 10
313* Mar. 11
27
Mar.
8
Mar.
7
Mar. 31
23
213* Sale
Sale
75
92
Sale
Sale
76%
Sale
Mar.
80
15
91
Mar. 31
193* Mar. 17
Mar. 29
94
Mar.
76
15
Sale
19
25
16
16
Mar.
16
22
16
20
65
81
123* Mar.
14
Sale
Sale
76
2154
1
Mar.
143* Sale
Sale
s673*
9
Jan.
Feb. 11
Feb.
9
713* Feb.
75
Mar.
9
Jan.
84
7
Mar. 26 100
8
Jan.
813* Mar.
Mar. 16
83
Mar. 30
4
883* Jan.
2
2
26
30
Mar. 31
Mar. 29
40
20
Jan.
2
35
Mar. 31
Jan. 14
Jan.
9
213* Mar. 31
75
Mar. 29
27
Feb.
15
843* Jan.
7
15
94
Jan. 14
Mar.
8
913* Sale
8
893* Feb.
17
95
90H Sale
Feb;
11
95
Feb.
70
Jan.
Jan.
7
5
83
Mar. 30
963* Mar. 28
993* Mar.
5
88
313* Mar. 22
353* Mar. 24
413* Mar.
4
Mar.
8
253* Jan.
5
353* Mar. 24
35
413* Mar. 4
703* Mar. 19
743* Mar. 3
11
993* Feb. 13
Public Works—
25 3*
Sale
Southern Calif Edison 5s 1951
Refunding mtge 5s....1952
Ref Mtge 5s
279,000
..1954
337,000 Southern Calif Gas 5s... 1937
5b.....;..........
1957
18,000
12,000
5%e Series B
....1952
1st & ref 4H«
161,000
1961
Southern
Gas Co 6 Via 1935
Without warr
30,000
1944
536,000 Southern Nat Gas 6s
Without privilege
82,000
343* Sale
Sale
65
67
Sale
663* Mar. 30
653* Mar. 31
67
Sale
67
40
Mar. 30
76
76
Mar. 12
Mar. 10
773* Mar. 31
643* Mar. 31
60
70%
60
773* Sale
643* -Sale
86
Mar. 14
75
Mar. 10
Mar.
1
70
Mar.
313* Mar.
Sale
Sale
Sale
81
2
35
Mar. 23
8
6
443* Feb.
40
Jan.
42
Mar. 26
35
Feb.
9
13
633* Jan.
703* Mar. 19
65
75
6
Jan.
7
653* Mar. 31
67
Mar, 30
74
Jan.
7
643* Mar. 31
55
Feb. 18
283*
Feb.
16
Mar. 12
Mar. 10
Mar. 14
Mar. 10
7
Jan.
Mar. 23
Jan. 26
303*
Sale
77
Sale
98
Sale
97 3*
80% Sale
97M Sale
100% Sale
Jan.
11
Sale
30
Mar.
33
Mar.
4
24
Jan.
40
38
Jan.
30
Jan.
15
67
24
Sale
67
Mar.
70
Mar.
8
70
Mar.
8
75
96
Sale
743* Mar.
Mar.
9
85
Mar.
9
Sale
96
85
99
Jan.
703* Feb.
Feb.
99
Mar. 10
Sale
Sale
97
863* Sale
s953* Sale
873* Sale
1003*
953*
$953*
863*
Mar.
Mar. 10
1023* Mar. 14
Mar.
50
94
99
Mar.
Mar. 10
983*
883*
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 11
93
Mar. 10
83
84
863* Mar. 12
91
Mar. 22
Mar.
97
Mar. 26
81
Mar.
863* Mar. 12
77
Mar.
803* Mar. 29
68
37
353* Mar. 16
363* Mar. 17
43
Mar. 12
26
41
Mar. 11
27
52
52
Mar.
7
52
91
36
Sale
Sale
1961
Mar.
3
7
Jan.
Feb.
6
4
Jan. 27
Mar.
7
Mar. 22
97
Jan.
933* Feb.
753* Feb.
Mar.
Mar. 10
983* Mar. 11
883* Mar. 10
823* Sale
96
81
Sale
99
Mar. 14
Jan.
Feb.
,
95
89
29 3*
1023*
983* Feb.
933* Feb.
Sale
Sale
Sale
95
.....
1,000 So'west Assoc Tel 5s A
Mar. 26
Mar.
4
66
1939
General 5s
Sale
39
40% Sale
6s without warrants...1935
175,000 Scrlpps (K W) Co 5J4S...1943
.....1948
41,000 Serve] Inc 5s
693,000 Shawlntgan W 8c P 4HS..1967
307,000
4%n series B_.
.....1968
5s series C
1970
617,000
4^s series D
1970
938,000
42,000 Sheffield Steel 5**•
1948
13,000 Sheridan Wyo Coal 6s...1947
Silica Gel Corp 6%% notes
with warrants
..1932
23,000
126,000 Snider Pack 6% notes...1932
13,000 Sou Carolina Power 5s_.1957
2025
1,512,000 Southeast P 8c L 6s
864,000
66,000
237,000
Mar. 30
Mar. 16
813* Mar. 8
773* Mar. 9
73
Mar. 10
Sale
Sale
79 %
90
90
Jan.
8
Jan.
9
753* Feb. 15
753* Feb.
6
693* Mar. 31
48
Feb.
8
76
100
1958
Sauda Falls Co 5s—....1955
5% G notes
...1932
1,372,000
30,000 Schulte Real Est Co 6s...1935
101,000
3
75
■San Ant Pub Serv 5s
Saxon
776,000
693* Sale
50
80
Sale
77% Sale
76
Sale
Mar.
76
Sale Prices.
Prices.
Sale
90
Mar. 3
813* Mar. 9
813* Mar. 15
813* Mar. 11
77
Mar. 3
90
*76*" Sale"
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
75
St Louis Gas 8c Coke 4s._1947
217,000
73" 666
Ask.
Radio-Keith-Orpheum—
Deb 6s part paid
1941
Deb 6s full paid
...1941
Reliance Management 5s. 1954
88,000
50,000
31,000
16,000
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
March 31.
Ask. Bid.
823* Sale
With warrants
100,000
58,000 Rem'ton Arms 5H% notes *33
432,000 Republic Gas Corp 6s A..1945
6s A ctfs of deposit....1945
2,000
22,000
12,000
85,000
March 1.
Bid.
1968
2,000 Quebec Power 5s
21,000 Queens Boro G 8c E 53*8-1952
19,000
26,000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
IN MARCH.
Price
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
53
EXCHANGE
CURB
Mar. 26
803* Mar. 29
43
Mar. 12
41
Mar. 11
52
Mar.
7
Southwestern Dairies—
70,000
25,000
86,000
71,000
37,000
282,000
289,000
144,000
97.000
81,000
15,000
236,000
29,000
141,000
186.000
41", 600
36,000
5,000
100,000
6,000
S3,000
97,000
133,000
433,000
55,000
*41",000
2,000
6h* with warr
1938
328,000 Southwestern G 8c E 5s..1957
67,000 Southwestern L 8t P 5s_.1957
179,000 Southwest Nat Gas 6s—1945
232,000 Southwestern P 8c L 6s__2022
95,000 Staley (A E) Mfg 6s
.1942
70-1,000 Standard Gas 8c Elec 6s._1935
Conv 6s
............1935
807,000
440,000
6s.........i.....
1951
6s
..1966
354,000
1939
205,000 Standard Invest 5V$s
5f without warrants
1937
49,000
734,000 Stand Power 8c Lt 6»_.__1957
47,000 Standard Telep 5J*s A...1943
Stinnett (Hugo) Corp
7s Oct 1 '36 without warr.
337,000
7a 1946 without warrants.
593,000
1,000 Strawbridge 8c Clothier 5s *48
122,000 Sun Oil 5t*s
1939
70,000
5% notes
1934
5,000 Sun Pipe Line 5s
1940
278,000 Super Power of 111 43*«~1970
6 000
6s...
1968
99,000
3,000
79,000
41,000
274,000
89,000
179,000
6,000
44,000
2,411,000
40,000
202,000
39.000
199,000
Sale
623*
Sale
78
Sale
30
.
Sale
Sale
Sale
743*
653*
Sale
Sale
379,000
101,000
640,000
69
Mar. 31
5
157
Mar. 31
72
Jan.
1
19
Jan.
22
34
Mar.
783* Mar.
9
Mar. 31
81
Jan.
Mar.
2
70
Jan.
Sale
63
Mar. 31
Sale
Sale
65
Mar. 24
70
9
'62* "
Sale
62
Mar. 31
783* Mar. 10
62
Mar. 31
783* Mar. 10
74
Sale
653*
Sale
65
Mar. 31
79
Mar. 10
65
Mar. 31
79
Mar. 10
58
Sale
55
Mar. 31
693* Mar. 10
55
Mar. 31
73
Jan.
14
56
Mar. 30
70
Mar. 11
56
Mar. 30
71
Jan.
14
593* Mar. 24
563* Mar. 30
52
Jan.
2
53
Jan.
29
Mar. 10
'67%
64 %
Sale
64% Sale
533* Mar.
Sale
52
Sale
2
54
Mar.
7
J an.
593* Mar. 24
563* Mar. 30
683* Jan. 14
Sale
61 %
Sale
52
Mar. 31
68
52
Mar. 31
35
643*
Mar. 24
493* Mar.
4
35
Mar. 24
51
Jan.
8
31
Mar.
3
25J* Jan.
12
31
Mar.
29
Sale
28
Sale
27
Mar. 26
Sale
233*
Sale
22
Mar. 29
263* Mar.
5
22
Jan.
4
293*
Jan.
3
7
67
Jan.
7
67
Jan.
7
Sale
86
Mar.
96
Mar. 10
86
Jan.
5
96
Mar. 10
Sale
893* Mar.
91
Mar.
86
Feb.
2
91
Mar.
89
Mar.
90
Mar.
89
Mar.
4
90
Mar.
63
Mar.
63
Mar. 30
72
Jan.
25
Sale
23%
89
Sale
93 %
91
87
Mar.
703* Mar.
873* Mar.
66
Mar.
72
95
Mar.
Mar. 14
1003* Sale
943* Sale
913* Mar.
993* Mar.
943* Mar.
101
Mar. 16
883* Sale
883* Mar.
773* Mar.
69% Sale
70
Sale
70%
Sale"
Sale
Sale
66
94
99%
89
Sale'
Sale
'773* Sale"
Tenn Pub Serv 5s.......1970
6
2
87
Mar.
66
Mar. 31
84
Jan.
97
Feb.
55,000
13,000
64,000
134,000
32,000
271,000
57,000
163,000
25,000
23.000
2,000
3,000
1
923* Mar.
83
83
86
Mar. 19
573*
483*
853*
223*
913*
Mar. 8
Mar. 17
Mar. 11
Mar. 9
Mar. 1
4
5
Jan. 13
973* Mar. 11
923* Mar.
26,
1,000
8,000
4,000
18.000
117,000
33,000
10,000
17,000
263,000
15,000
369,000
2,000
*4*656
without warrants.
Texas Cities Gas 5s
Texas Elec Service 5s
58
Sale
56
1948
1960
773*
Sale
42
83 %
'89*"
Sale
20% Sale
913* Sale
Sale
55
523* Mar* 29
433* Sale
42
Mar.
Sale
77
Mar. 30
18
Mar. 30
79
833* Sale
1
823* Mar. 31
91
42
74 3*
Sale
Sale
Sale
303* Sale
Sale
22
Mar.
7
94
39
Mar.
7
43
Mar. 24
Mar.
2
873* Mar.
1
3* Mar. 24
Sale
n43
87% Sale
2
1979
Tri Utilities Deb 5«
Sale
Sale
Sale
1953
1944
412,000 Ulen Ac Co 6s.
65,000 Union Amer Invest 5s A.1948
Union Electric Lt Ac Pow (Mo)
5s series B
1967
74,000
615,000 Union Gulf Corp 5s
1950
7s_1956
Without
warrants
280,000
383,000 United Indus 6^1
1Q41
1st 6s
;
1945
13,000
183,000 United Lt 8c Pow 6M>s
1974
Deb 6s
....1975
373,000
89,000
53^8
....1959
938,000 United Lt 8t Rys 5%*
1952
6s series A
1952
173,000
5s
1932
358,000
Deb 6s series A....
97
20
Mar. 22
52
36
763*
Mar. 19
95
Sale
9134
22
Sale
92
92
Sale
Sale
'953* Sale
Mar.
923* Mar.
Jan.
Feb.
9
9
Jan.
4
61
Feb.
Feb.
26
24
97
Mar.
9
23* Mar.
7
733* Jan.
5
3* Mar. 24
343* Mar.
9
20
Mar. 18
963* Mar. 10
1 100
90
2
91
Jan.
Jan.
7
8
61
62 3*
56
Sale
21
30
58
Sale
Sale
543*
80
Sale
573* Sale
'55" Sale'
Mar. 24
43
Mar.
Mar.
33* Jan.
343* Mar. 9
713* Feb. 19
Mar. 18
963* Mar. 10
Feb. 24 100
Jan. 29
65,000 Utah Power 8r Light 5s..1944
1952
369,000 Utica Gas & EI 5s E
..1940
10,000 Valspar Corp 6s
....1937
14,000 Valvollne Oil 7s
1948
4,000 Van Camp Packing 6s
65
Mar. 28
32
Jan.
Mar. 30
Mar. 30
30
Mar. 30
Mar. 24
64
Mar.
56
Jan.
30
33
66
Jan.
15
15
Mar. 18
Mar. 31
Mar. 30
Sale
80
Sale
80
Sale
993*
Sale
973s Mar.
163*
Sale
1
543* Mar. 17
283*
Sale
23
8
21
55
11
Feb.
7
3
Mar. 24
543* Mar. 29
40
2
9
21
33
97 %
Sale
15
94
613* Mar.
273* Mar.
86
15
Feb.
923* Feb. 29
Mar. 30
Mar. 28
79
Sale
Mar. 18
Mar. 24
283* Mar. 31
3
613* Mar. 4
823* Mar. 2
663* Mar. 10
88
Mar. 3
993* Mar. 21
64
Mar. 12
193* Mar. 10
40
Mar. 24
303* Mar. 14
53
Jan.
8
50
Feb.
10
66
Jan.
78
Feb.
16
85
Jan.
2
55
Mar. 31
683* Jan.
14
88
Mar. 18
29
Jan.
29
40
Mar. 24
283* Mar. 31
31
Feb.
15
Feb.
4
51*
39
Jan.
Mar.
3
Mar. 30
5
923* Jan.
Feb. 23
80
993* Mar. 21
64
4 100
Mar. 12
14
96
80
413* Sale
.....
For footnotes see page 54.
60
Sale
Sale
Sale
81 3*
59
26
2
483* Mar. 17
853* Mar. 11
15
Jan. 21
813* Feb.
1
853* Feb.
2
29
Jan.
5
70
1973
1942
114,000 United Pub Serv 6af
.1938
4,000 U S Radiator 5s ser A
6,000 United Rys of Havana 7 His *36
52,000 U S Rubber 63*% notes..1932
Serial 63*% notes.....1933
59,000
Serial 63*% notes
42,000
1934
Serial 63*% notes
38,000
1935
Berial 634% notes
22,000
1936
Serial 63*% notes
142,000
1937
Serial 634% notes
48,000
1938
Serial 634% notes..... 1939
26,000
Serial 634% notes
38,000
1940
Serial 6s
1933
857,000
9
92
86
Hydro-Electric Co—
161,000 Texas Gas Utilities 6s....1945
40,000
20
Mar. 16
1
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
1 101
943* Mar. 29
713*
3
Mar.
Mar. 14
973* Mar. 11
9
$YA
1
7
15
95
5
United El Serv (Unes)
151.000
27
1
14
27
74%
64
1957
457,000 Texas Power Ac Lt 5s...-.1956
6s
2022
448,000
112,000 Thermoid Co 6s with warr 1934
4,739,000 Tobacco Prod Corp 61*8.2022
121,000
4
80
14
Feb. 25
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
34
56
1956
fenn Elec Power 5s
63* Jan.
64
Mar. 31
Mar. 30
523* Sale
1940
1944
—
14
80
20
57
Jan.
63
65
75* " Sale'
65
75
693* Mar. 31
693* Sale
583* Sale
203* Sale
Tenn Power Co 5s.......1962
Tern!
148,000
71
1961
272,000
4KB
388,000 Swift 8c Co 5s
5s
387,000
433,000 Syracuse Ltg 5s B
6
30
46 3*
37 %
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
40
Mar. 24
9
283* Mar. 28
30
Mar. 31
Jan.
Mar. 15
66
Jan.
14
83
Mar. 15
423* Mar. 30
40
Mar. 24
63
Jan.
7
283* Mar. 28
83
38
Mar. 10
63
Jan.
13
30
Mar. 31
46
Jan.
31
■
2
Sale
65*" Sale"
28
Mar. 30
28
Mar. 30
43 J4
Mar. 29
393* Mar.
31
Mar. 29
393* Mar.
31
Mar. 31
Mar. 31
39
Jan.
Mar. 29
383* Mar.
393* Mar.
673* Mar.
31
30
28
383* Mar. 14
433* Mar. 9
31
30
Sale
Mar.
40
Jan.
26
21
693* Jan.
16
Mar. 10
Mar. 29
6
593* Jan.
Feb.
9
75
Jan.
15
943* Mar. 11
923* Mar. 29
943* Mar. 11
$61
80
"923* Sale'
Mar.
2
Mar. 14
923* Mar. 29
82
Mar. 24
12
Mar. 24
393* Mar. 28
40
Mar. 28
12
30
Jan.
83
9
Mar. 24
22
12
703* Jan. 30
393* Mar, 28
85
Feb. 20
40
Mar. 28
5
54
NEW
YORK
nn
March
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
Jan.
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN MARCH.
AGGREGATE SALES,
b
EXCHANGE
CURB
Price
Jan. 2
1.
March 1.
1932.
Bid.
BONDS (Concluded)
Ask.
Bid.
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
March 31.
Ask. Bid.
Ask.
Van Sweringen Corp—
61,000
27,000
174,000
26,000
194,000
48# Jan.
1955
91
96
78" Sale"
298,000 Virginia Pub Set 5%n A__1946
151,000
342,000
6s
1946
57# Sale
5s series B
1950
64
Sale
19
Sale
Waldorf Astoria
72
Sale
Sale
67 H
Sale
72# Sale
66" Sale
92# Mar.
96
78
67# Mar.
73# Mar.
49
Feb.
4
98
Feb.
23
96
69# Jan.
4
56
2
Mar. 31
Mar.
1
Jan.
2
793
70;
62# Jan.
5
3
8
74
Feb.
Feb.
18
10
13
Jan.
Jan.
30
13
Mar. 31
Feb. 26
Feb.
3
Feb.
23
Corp—
41,000
13,000
11,000
1,000
365,000
3,000
1st 7s with warrants
1954
818,000
1937
27,000 Ward Baking Co 6s
1960
112,000 Wash Water Power 5s
Western Newspaper Union
Conv deb 6a
1941
160,000
2030
106,000 West Penn Elec 5s
1961
76,000 West Penn Pow 4s H
1,000 West Penn Traction 5s..1960
1957
863,000 West Texas Utll 5s A
3,000 West United G & E 5#s A 55
35,000
7,000
29,000
47,000
91,000 Westvaco Chlorine 5 Ms..1937
19,000 Wlckwire Spencer 7M>--1932
1956
66,000 Wisconsin P & L 5s E
5s series F
.1958
86,000
375,000
10,000
45,000
88M Mar. 4
95# Mar. 16
71
Mar. 28
57
Mar. 30
65# Mar. 28
Sale
1942
30
88
92
1935
6s with warrants
10,000
199,000 Virginia Elec Power 5*
29,000 Virginia Power Co 5s
.
10
Mar.
1
85% Mar. 22
92% Mar. 1
Sale
13
Sale
11
92#
Sale"
93# Sale
23
95" Sale"
Sale
21
21
Sale
61
Mar. 31
Mar. 24
90# Mar. 15
74
63 #
59% Sale
100 #
Sale
"50# Sale'
100# Mar,
Sale
Sale
Mar.
Mar. 14
8
Mar. 10
80
92
Feb.
24# Mar. 15
21
Mar. 31
96
5
65# Mar. 8
92
Mar. 22
74
55# Jan.
85
74
Mar. 12
6
Jan. 25
Mar .12
29# Jan.
21
66
92
Feb. 26
Mar. 22
74
65
Mar. 12
48# Mar. 31
77
Mar. 29
80
Mar. 26
1 101# Mar. 12
99
Feb.
5
45
Jan.
64# Mar.
80
3
45# Mar. 5
85# Mar. 11
Feb.
19
9 101# Mar. 12
8 46
Jan. 16
78
Mar. 14
85
Mar. 31
82# Feb. 10
78
Mar. 14
91
Mar. 31
94
80# Mar. 21
90
Mar. 3
87
Mar. 16
Mar. 18
82% Mar. 31
82# Sale
85
Sale
20# Jan.
9
90# Mar. 5
97# Jan. 12
Mar. 26
48% Mar. 31
77
Mar. 29
45
83#
Mar. 12
15
90# Mar.
89
Jan.
15
88
Jan.
12
88# Feb.
9
80# Mar. 21
94
Mar. 16
91
Jan.
88
Feb.
2
93# Mar. 30
Wisconsin Pub Serv_____
18,000
8,000
21,000
22,000
6s Series A.
1952
91
5Ms Series B
18,000
1958
33,000 Yadkin River Power 5s__1941
Sale
'92% Sale'
93# Mar. 30
18
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
AND MUNICIPAL
33,000
27,000
18,000
282,000
120,000
237,000
241,000
63,000
705,000
264,000
Ag~icul Mtge Bk Rep of Col20-year 7s
Jan 15 1946
20-year 7s
Jan 15 1947
Baden (Germany) 7s
1951
Buenos Aires (Prov) 7Ms.l947
7s.
22
22
Sale
Sale
25% Mar. 17
25# Mar. 24
26
38 %
Sale
10
8
7
22
Jan.
2
35
Jan.
28
21
Jan.
4
34
Jan.
7
22# Jan. 21
30
Jan.
29
13
28# Jan.
29# Jan.
43
Mar. 11
29
28
Mar. 11
43
8# Mar. 14
Sale
35 #
"41% Sale
Mar.
Mar.
29# Mar.
8
2
10
Mar.
Mar. 7
Mar. 30
Mar. 4
36
Mar. 19
Mar. 7
Mar. 29
36# Mar.
33# Mar.
Sale
1952
i
Mar. 28
39# Mar. 14.
5
4
43# Jan.
28
8# Mar. 14
15# Jan.
14
26# Jan.
5
19
Jan.
6
40# Feb.
36# Feb.
10
17
53
Jan.
7
13
75
19
4
44# Jan.
35# Jan.
Caucst Valley fDopt of) Rtp of
9,000
21,000
314,000
85,000
18,000
7,000
Colombia ertl
11
Sale
728,000
233,000
f 7s.
.1948
Cent Bk of German State &
s
_
Pro* Banks 6s
..1951
6s..
1952
71,000 Danish Cons Munic 5#n„1955
12,000
5«--.
1953
30
25
75
25
65
Sale
Sale
35
75
1
55# Mar. 16
64# Mar. 29
45
Fob.
37
Mar. 18
40
Mar. 10
37
Feb.
Mar. 29
64# Mar. 29
Danzig P & Wat'way Bo
23,000
434,000
225,000
63,000
53,000
75,000
external a f 6 Ms
1952
1,238,000 German Cons Munic 7s..l947
799,000
6e
1947
113,000 Hanover (City) Ger 7s.__i939
117,000 Hanover (Prov) 6#s
1949
37# Sale
23 %
20 #
Sale
Sale
30
27 %
Sale
24
Sale
24
Mar. 31
33# Mar.
Sale
24 %
Sale
23
Mar. 30
Mar. 26
32
32
28
21# Jan.
9
19
Mar. 9
Mar. 14
Jan.
2
27# Feb. 20
22# Mar. 30
13
14
32
36
Mar.
9
Jan. 28
31
Jan.
68
Mar. 31
14
22# Mar. 30
27# Mar. 16
4
1
9
68
Mar. 26
18
Mar. 10
32# Mar. 24
40
25# Jan.
5
40
Mar.
Mar. 29
31
Mar.
Mar.
8
23
4
29
Mar.
4
2
4
4
37
37
25
Mar. 28
20# Jan.
20# Jan.
11# Jan.
Jan.
23
Jan.
23
16
Feb.
Feb.
25
68
Mar. 16
Indus Mtge Bk of Finland
71,000
16,000
1,000
23,000
213,000
1st mtge coll * ff 7a
1944
41,000 Lima (City), Peru, 6#t_,1958
16,000 Maranhao (State) 7s
.1958
68,000 Medellin (Colombia) 7e..l951
s50
Sale
Sale
68
Sale
60# Mar.
5# Mar.
9% Mar.
15
62
Sale
15
5% Sale
Mar. 31
9# Mar.
9# Mar.
54
Jan.
3# Feb
9
9
8
15
.
5
19
Feb. 18
Mar. 26
9# Mar.
9
10
Feb.
16
18
Jan.
13
Vfendozn (Prov) Argentina
80,000
110,000
72,000
182,000
23,000
26,000
208,000
198,000
198,000
327,000
27,000
152,000
7Ms
1951
Mtge Bk of Bogota 7«
1947
7b Issue of 1927 (A&O) .1947
Mtge Bank of Chile 6s_, .1931
Mtge Bank of Denmark 5sl97J
Netherlands 6s...
1972
26,000
19,000
8,000
15,000
2,000
2,000
20,000
Republic extl 7s
68,000 Santiago (Chile) 7s ...
8,000 Santiago (City of) 7s
Sale
13# Mar. 31
Sale
63
Mar. 28
*
No par value,
n
Sold under the rule,
o
60
Mar.
1 102
Mar. 16
Mar. 16
6
Mar.
8
9
Mar. 18
Mar.
Sale
7
Mar. 31
14
Mar..
Mar. 31
1
Mar. 30
Sale
7
"%
Sale
% Mar. 24
1# Mar. 15
% Mar. 8
Saar Basin Con Counties
1945
1949
15# Mar. 15
101
8% Sale
101
26,000
7s
1935
18,000 Saarbruecken (City) 7* .1935
Santa Fe (City) Argentine
9,000
16,000
6,000
32% Sale
24% Sale
25
13 M
62,000 Parana (Stateof), 8raz7s.'58
78,000 Rio de Janeiro 6#s
1959
42,000 Russian Govt 6Ms
1919
78,000
6M» certificates
..1919
8,000
5 M«
1921
13,000
certificates.
.1921
5,000
12,000
35# Sale
20# Sale"
Sale
s
24
8
11# Jan.
26
Jan.
20
1# Mar. 15
Jan.
29
1# Jan.
28
Mar. 14
Jan.
18
1
Jan.
7
-1# Mar. 15
# Mar. 8
Jan.
18
1# Jan.
1# Jan.
29
26
1
4
# Feb. 23
16
Deferred Delivery sales,
Mar. 26
91
Mar.
4
83
Jan.
9
91
Mar. 18
96
Mar. 23
88
Mar. 18
96
Mar. 30
38# Mar. 17
12# Mar. 15
30
Jan.
10
Jan.
11# Mar. 24
8# Mar. 30
x
Ex-dividends,
17
2 104# Feb.
35
Sale
12" Sale'
1961
Sold for cash,
Mar.
88
Sale
35
10#
101
89
89# Sale
89
68
8
12
y
8
2
8# Mar. 30
Mar. 21
Feb. 19
Mar. 23
38# Mar. 17
13
Feb. 18
Jan. 21
13
Ex-rights.
"Under the rules" sales affecting the range were made as follows in 1932: Jan. 5, Netherlands 6s 1972, $10,000 at 106; Jan. 11, Cities Service
pref. B,
10 at 5; Jan. 18, Rio de Janeiro 6#s 1959, $12,000 at 16#^Jan. 25, Stinnes (H), deb. 7s 1936, $1,000 at 31#; Jan. 27, Sylvanite Gold Mines, 100 at #;
Jan. 27, Welch Grape Juice, 25 at 37#; Feb. 2, Bulova Watch pref., 10 at 12#; Feb. 4, Russian Govt. 5#s ctfs. 1921, $1,000 at 1#; Feb. 8, Public
Service of Nor. 111. 4#s 1978, $1,000 at 85; Mar. 1, Kansas City Gas 6s 1942, $4,000 at 98; Mar. 7, Central Power 5s series D 1957, $1,000 at 72; Mar. 9.
Union Gulf Corp. 5s 1950, $1,000 at 98; Mar. 9, United Light & Rys. deb. 6s 1973, $2,000 at 65#; Mar. 10, Shawinigan Water & Power 4#s series B
1968, $2,000 at 78: Mar. 15, New York &
Steel 5s 1939, $3,000 at 103#.
Westchester Ltg. 4s 2004, $1,000 at 85#; Mar. 23, Nipissing Mines,
100 at 1#; Mar. 31, Jones & Laughlin
,
**Deferred Delivery" sales affecting the range were made as follows in 1932: Jan. 2, Beacon Oil deb. 6s 1936 with warrants, $9,000 at 94; Jan. 2, Hamburg
Elevated Underground & St. Ry. 5#s 1938, $l,000 at 29; Jan. 2, Industrial Mtge. Bank of Finland 7s 1944, $1,000 at 50; Jan. 4, Pacific Western Oil
s. f. 6#s with warrants 1943, $6,000 at 51; Jan
4, West Penn Electric deb. 5s 2030, $1,000 at 53#; Jan. 5, Cities Service Gas deb. 5#s 1942, $1,000 at
61; Jan. 7, Piedmont Hydro-Electric 1st & ref. 6#s I960, 82,000 at 51; Jan. 13, N. Y. & Foreign Investing deb. 5#s 1948, $1,000 at 41 #; Jan. 15, Kansas
City Gas 1st M. 6s 1942, $5,000 at 97#; Jan. 20. Southwest Dairy Products deb. 6#s 1938, $1,000 at 7; Jan. 30, Van Sweringen Corp. 6s 1935, $5,000
48; Feb. 1, Tri-Utilties Corp. deb 5s 1979, $2,000 at 3#; Feb. ^Pittsburgh Steel 6s 1948, $l,000.at 76; Feb. 8, New Bradford Oil, 500 at #; Feb. 9;
at
Lerner Stores Corp. com. 300at 5#; Feb. 11, Peopl^G. L. & G. 4s 1981, $1,000at 75#; Feb. 18. Associated Telephone Co., Ltd. 5s 1965, $1,000 at 81#,
Feb. 29, Atlas Plywood deb. 5#s 1943, $1,000 at 33; Mar. 7, Bell Telepnone of Canada 5s 1957, $9,000 at 94#; Mar. 7, Gillette Safety Razor 5s 1940,
$1,000 at 94; Mar. 9, Pacific Gas & Electric 6% 1st pr^., $2,000 at 24#; Mar. lO. Interstate Power 5s 1957, $5,000 at 70; Mar. 12, Indiana & Michigan
94; Mar.16, United Verde Extension Mining, 100 at 2#; Mar. 17, American Solvents & Chemical 6#s w. w. 1936, $1,000 at
14#; Mar. 21, Associated Gas & Electric 6s 1950, $3,000 at 24#; Mar. 29, Art Metal Works, com., 100 at l#;Mar. 30, Arkansas Power & Light $7
pref., 20 at 73.
■:v;v
Electric 5s 1955, $2,000 at
RECORD
MONTHLY AND YEARLY
SECURITIES MARKET ON THE NEW
RANGE OF PRICES ON
Shares
March
Jan. 1 to March
NEW
AGGREGATE SALES.
In
March.
|
1.
Jan. 1 to March 31
Louisiana Geo Explor
Par.
.07
.09
K
IK
K
_*
100 Assoc Dye & Print v t c
.40
Bancamerica-Blair Cap
10
Basin Montana Tunnel A—*
Belmont Metals Corp
1
.60
IK
—1
Bagdad Copper
IK
1
Mines—$1
IK
.10
17,000 Como Mines
...
.1
2,300 Corporate Trust Shares.....
AA.
2.000
61,500
2,000
Eldorado Gold Mines
200 Ironrlte Ironer
2H
.75
.80
6
.10 Sale
2.15
2.30
M
2.35 Mar. 11
1.95 Feb
1.80 Mar. 31
3.45 Mar. 18
7,000 Patricia Birch Lake Min
1
11,500 Petroleum Conversion......5
1
1.40 Mar.
500 Public Fire Insurance......5
100 Radio Securities A.........5
14,900 Railways Coip.....
.._.*
100 Reliance Internat $3 pref..
1,000 Reno Gold Mines Ltd
1
1,300 Rhodesian Selec Tr Ltd
5 sh
100 Roxy Theatres Corp A
700 Royalties Management A
*
7,900 Sanabria Television
...._*
800 Seaboard Fire Sc Mar Ins..10
1,900 Seaboard Utll Shares warr
100 Shamrock Oil Sc Gas
*
119,400 Shortwave & Television....1
4,500 Siscoe Gold Mines Ltd
1
700 Splitdorf Electric.....
*
300 Swedish Ball Bearing..100 kx
200 Treadwell
2K Mar.
1
1
1
4
4,000 Zends Gold Mining...
♦No par
value.
....1
K Mar. 30
5K Jan.
9
K Jan. 16
Mar. 19
Mar. 14
Mar. 8
Mar. 3
.10 Mar.
.25
2.10 Sale
2.70
33c
.70
.25
.50
8
2.00 Mar.
1
K Mar. 14
K Mar. 1
4K Mar. 3
.22 Mar. 22
2.25 Mar.
1
"2K "9"
4
9K
Sale
8
Sale
44c
.37 Mar. 21
Mar.
4
.27 Mar.
Mar.
5
29% Mar. 26
4
Mar. 10
Mar. 18
Mar. 10
4
5
10
34c
Mar.
5
2
Mar. 23
Mar.
40c
4K Mar. 23
IK Mar. 14
4K Mar. 23
2K Mar. 19
2.20
2.18 Mar. 24
2.18Mar.~24
2.20
2.10 Mar. 28
2.25 Mar. 28
4K
K
3K
>ft
2.30
2.45
2.10
2.30
.30
2.45
2.11
.60
.25
.40
4
2
2.32
Sale
1H
~2%
3
1H
Z*
h*
2K
3K
K
1H
6 H Sale
.25
I
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%
Sale
3H
s5
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.50
K
'h
IK
5K
1-16
.52
.60
K
H
.65
.55
1
1
17"
27
17
27
Sale
6
4K
3K
4
Sale
.40
.50
IK Sale
K Mar. 26
Sale
.70 Mar. 5
K Mar. 3
17K Mar. 24
6
4
Mar. 24
Mar. 29
6K Mar. 18
K Mar. 26
.17 Mar. 22
.26
.28
.17
.20
1.25
2.00
2.50
2.50 Mar.
3.62
3.62 Mar.
3.25
3.65
"
3.80
1.50
3.35
"K
"M
.
'ft
1
Sale
12
J
.12
9
8
Mar. 18
Mar.
5
K Feb.
9
4K Mar. 23
IK Mar. 14
2.25 Jan.
4
2.18 Mar. 24
2.10 Mar. 28
.45 Jan.
6
34c
2
11
5
5
28
Jan.
17
4
IK
"A
4
11
Feb.
25
11
Mar. 23
7
11
11
23
__
K Feb.
9
4K Mar. 23
2K Mar. 19
2.60 Jan. 18
2.45 Jan. 21
2.25 Mar. 28
.45 Jan.
6
.15 Jan. 15
3 K Feb.
5
Mar.
1
5
2%
IK
8K
12K
Jan. 28
Jan.
4
Mar. 29
Mar.
7
25c
Feb.
18
1
Mar. 30
IK Feb.
10
Feb.
8
Feb.
8
K Jan. 13
IK Mar. 12
3
Mar.
9
1-16 Mar. 11
K Feb. 15
K Mar. 26
54c
Feb. 16
K Jan. 28
17K Mar. 24
Feb.
18
25c
IK Mar.
3
2K Mar.
5
Mar.
9
3
1-16 Mar. 11
ft
20*
Mar.
3
Mar.
5
Mar.
3
Mar. 22
Feb.
18
3 y4
Jan.
6
4«/i
Jan.
11
K Feb.
K Feb.
Jan.
2
.70 Mar.
17
15
11
5
K Feb.
5
Jan.
14
20
__
6K
Mar. 10
6
Mar. 24
6K Mar. 10
4
Mar. 29
4
Mar. 29
4
6K Mar. 18
IK Mar. 4
.25 Mar.
2.50 Mar.
3.62 Mar.
9
9
8
6K Mar. 18
% Feb.
6
.17 Mar. 22
2.50 Mar.
9
3.62 Mar.
8
3.60 Jan.
6
7K Jan. 26
K Jan.
6
3
.10 Mar. 26
1.55 Mar. 15
K Mar. 23
Mar.
7
K Mar. 7
IK Mar. 30
10K Mar. 4
K Mar. 7
.08 Mar. 28
.14 Mar. 10
Sale
%
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
40c
11
12H Mar.
27
IK
3M
4K
13K
IK Jan.
8K Mar. 29
12M Mar. 7
__
.37 Mar. 21
1.55 Mar. 15
.10 Mar. 26
7
H
Mar.
5
29
5
20
Mar.
Feb.
Feb.
30
11
5
2
75c
4
IK Jan.
3X 1
3% Feb.
3 K Feb
23
Feb.
25c
27
Feb. 10
Feb. 11
Feb.
Jan.
4
.25 Jan.
1
1.55 Mar. 15
.05
7
1
.16
5
20
Feb.
2.75 Feb.
3
3.50
2.00
10
.05
IK Mar. 12
3
Mar.
9
1-16 Mar. 11
1.00
Sale
K
6K
K
25c
25
23
23
1
3
.55
3.70
Sale
1
7
Mar. 30
1.25
3"?
2
6H Mar.
12K Mar.
Sale
Sale
8
2
29
2K Jan.
IK Jan.
IK
K
IK
3K Mar.
3
n
1
Sale
IK
8K Sale
12K
.20
.25
IK
2K
26
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
IK Jan.
5
.12 Jan.
2K Mar. 18
3
Mar.
5
4
3
Feb.
10K Feb.
4
.15
.15
.12 Sale
1
Sale
9c
7
20
17
Feb.
42c
8
Feb.
Mar. 14
Mar. 8
Feb. 19
25c
—
IK
7K
K
K
2K
1.55 Feb.
9K Mar. 19
13
Feb.
IK Mar.
11
1
2
30c
16
.19 Jan.
75c
27H Mar. 28
27
25
13
.37 Mar.
1.
5
2
29
Feb.
K Feb.
.40
.33 Sale
Feb.
K Mar. 30
10K Mar.
7
IK Mar. 30
33c
Feb. 29
IK Mar.
IK
.80
K
.87
.50
_
K Mar. 30
10 K Mar.
~
IK Mar. 30
8
8
2K Jan. 27
3K Mar. 24
11K Jan. 15
1.03 Feb. 13
1.00 Mar. 10
9K
K
K
4K
2.53
3.68
5,500 Van Sweringen Corp
*
3,000 Wellington Oil of Calif cap. .1
68,200 Western Television._....._.*
10
250 Wisconsin Holding A
700 Yosemite Holding v t c
*
10
Jan.
.35 Jan.
4
27
21
1.00 Mar. 10
IK Mar. 30
.25 Mar. 29
3 K
650 U S Flee Lt Sc Pow tr ctf B__*
.10
w_*
IK -Ian.
Feb.
3K Mar. 24
Mar. 16
10
.35
Sale
3K Mar. 24
.
.20 Jan.
1
3
2
24
.30 Mar.
5
13
.10 Mar.
8
Feb.
1.46 Feb.
IK Mar. 28
.40
2.43
3.35
300 Utilities Hydro Sc Rails w
1.15 Feb.
2
5
21
30c
2.00
2K
.40
IK Jan.
2.55 Jan.
K Mar. 30
7K Mar. 31
K Mar. 5
IK
2H
2.31 Sale
2H
1.80 Mar. 31
29c
1.00 Mar. 10
38c
K
200 Trustee Standard Oil B
100 U S Fidelity & Guaranty
3K Mar.
Mar. 16
10
1.25
*
*
......*
Yukon
1.40 Mar.
.30 Mar.
19
6K Jan.
_
Mar. 28
1
3
19
Feb.
.19 Mar. 10
Mar. 30
1
2K Jan.
200 Petroleum Derivatives
164,200 Tobe Deutschmann
11,000 Tom Reed Gold Mining
2
7
IK Mar. 28
7
4
12 K
.10 Jan.
2
19
13
.10 Jan.
27
M
5
*
Feb.
2
Jan.
K Mar.
1.80 Mar. 31
IK Mar. 18
„
2 55 Jan.
.32
6
3
24
.13 Jan.
.30
K Mar. 11
Mar. 30
1
IK
.65
.10
24,800 Mid-Cont Pub Serv A
...»
3,000 Moss Gold Mines Lrd
1
1,000 National Aviation A warrants
100 National Liberty Ins
5
3,500 National Plnetree Products
2,000 North Amer Trust Shs._ 1953
300 No Amer Trust Shares...1955
300 North Amer Tr Shares
1956
500 North Butte Mining
.$2.50
A
3
2.00 Mar. 26
1.95
27A
2.55
.35 Jan.
Feb.
22c
K Mar.
15
16
5
25
2.90 Feb.
_
.08 Mar. 23
.12 Jan.
"".19 Mar." 10
8
Petroleum........!
C-D
1.50 Feb.
.35 Mar. 31
2
2K Mar.
IK Jan.
2.80 Mar. 12
".16 Mar.""l
Sale
1
100 Maxweld Corp
100
"2MMar."2
31
.08 Mar. 23
27
.70 Jan.
Feb.
3%
ft
.22 Sale
Preferred.............*
200
IK Mar
9
K Mar.
K Mar
35c
1.00 Mar. 28
IK
3K
K
1K
K
175,000 Macassa Mines Ltd.........I
200 Macfadden Publications
500 Tobacco Products
9
K Mar. 11
8K
.25
.10
21,500 Keystone Cons Mines Ltd—l
16,800 Kildun Mining
•
300 Kinner Air & Motor
_.*
200 Leverage Fixed Trust Shs__._
300 Metal Textile Corp
K Mar.
1
.09 Mar.
.03 Jan.
1
%
K
13
10
_...—*
100 Merch & Mfrs Fire Insur
IK Jan.
K Mar
K Mar. 10
.09 Mar.
1.50 Mar
8
Mar
8
8
.33
12,200 Jenkins Television.........•
700 Kelvinator of Canada.:
$6
.30
~3K Sale"
Mines....—*
Group No Two Oil
1
Helena Kubenstein pref..
•
Hendrick Ranch Royalties..*
Homestead Oil & Gas.__.--1
Howey Gold Mines Ltd
1
Huron Holding C-D w i
.1
lnternat'l Rustless Iron....I
Interstate Natural Gas..
•
440
.15
10
.10 Mar.
Flag Oil of Del capital
Fuel Oil Motors Corp
1,000 Lincoln
.10
5K Sale
.70
1.00
capital—.1
Ltd
1
*
10
Min Mill Sc. Pow
1
Eagle Bird Mine
300 Granada Gold
3,200
1,000
1,000
.14
Mar.
.23 Feb.
3
Mar.
8
IK Jan. 29
K Mar. 10
.11 Jan.
.20 Mar. 31
8'
.20 Sale
100 General Water Treatment..*
100
2.00
.34 Sale
.07
.11
.15
.20
2.55 Sale
C..
84,400 Globe Television & Phone..*
1,700 Golden Cycle Corp Cap
10
1,600
Sale
—
.13
iviai'.
Mar.
.45
.2o
IK
8
K Mar.
IK
"I
Tunnel..*
100 Diversified Trust Shares
General
3
.19
2.20 Sale
*
600 Detachable Bit of Amer
Mar.
8
Mar.
70
8
Mar.
70
8
.09 Mar.
K
—
20,000 Detroit & Canada
7,400
1,000
8,000
67,800
2,500
2M
si
Highest.
Sale Prices.
1.80 Mar. 31
*
Baking 1st pref ..*
600 Columbia Baking.
300
.45
.30
2
.15
.32
.12 Sale
.20
Big Missouri Mining
200 Columbia
K
2.60 Sale
2.35 Sale
.a
.02
Sale
Mar.
70
.12 Mar. 17
8
*4
K
.03
Sale Prices.
8
Mar.
"IH "2H
—<5
4,500 Andes Petroleum..
.17 Sale
12
.15 Sale
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Highest.
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
70
8
1
20
100 American Sealcone
200 Am Uti lGeneral A con
Black Hawk Cons
Ask.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
Sale
.15
121,000 Admiralty Alaska Gold—---1
200 Allied General $3 pref..
25,500
11,600
9,800
29.000
1,500
3,000
Ask
Bid.
7s. 1935
STOCKS
Shares.
/
RANGE SINCE JAN. X.
MARCH.
March 31.
March 1.
1932.
Par.
5,000
$214,00®
427,00°
Price
:
BONDS
$
5.000
1931.-
,1932.
$5,000
5,000
—
_
Jan. 2
Since
Jan.
March.
PRICES IN
YORK PRODUCE
EXCHANGE
YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE
Bond Sales.
1931.
669,591
1,301,161
1932.
499,276
1,291,221
Stock Sales.
.21 Mar.
K Mar. 23
7
Mar.
K Jan.
7
21
Mar. 29
6K Mar. 18
IK Mar.
4
.48 Jan
6
2.50 Mar.
9
3.62 Mar.
8
3.68 Jan.
2
7K Jan.
Jan,
26
13
Feb.
1.70 Feb.
18
2
25c
4
7
2K Jan.
4
10K Mar.
K Jan. 20
1 A
A/Tow
1 H
Chicago Stock Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON CHICAGO STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales.
1932.
March.
Shares
Bond Sales.
1931.
2,295,000
5,401,000
Jan. 1 to March 31___
March
3,941,000
PRICES
CHICAGO
STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
March.
Jan. 1.
6,000
11,000
eTooo
77,000
"2*666
10,000
18,000
14,000
1,000
1,000
"T666
1,000
1,914,000
2,000
9,000
1,000
23,000
12,000
49,000
1,000
125,000
152,000
8,000
1932.
6,000
Allied Owners 6s
1st mtge 5s ctf of dep..1927
58 series A
1927
series B
1,000
4s
39,500
Shares.
728
800
80
"""166
400
6,900
200
300
6s
500
100
1,600
1,600
50
warrant
140
390
50
4,450
100
150
...1949
1978
_
1,531 American Pub Serv pref-.lOO
5.700 Amer Radio fit Tel St Corp.
100 Amer-Yvette Co Inc com
*
5,550 Appalachian Gas Corp com. *
com
250 Associates Investment Co..*
640 Assoc Tel Ac Tel Co $6 w w..»
Class A-
*
290
100
...»
com
200
300
350
3,550
150
650
45
200
50
1,550
2,765
1,500
Preferred
66%
42
88
"5", loo
83,650
1,050
1,700
1%
534
34
34
27
7
1%
234
36
%
2*
'34
2%
54
63
67
49%
50
76
53*
55
78
50
•
*
6%
%
17%
64%
48%
1
8
Mar. 31
5% Mar. 14
334 Mar. 8
9834 Mar. 17
9534 Mar.
1
98
7
90
Mar.
Mar. 15
Mar.
7
89% Mar. 23
Mar. 22
50
Jan.
38
Mar. 30
50
Jan.
934
434
3%
94%
9534
Jan. 11
Mar.
1
Mar.
8
12% Jan.
7% Jan.
334 Mar.
98% Mar.
98% Jan.
90
Feb. 29
Mar.
1
Mar.
7
8934 Mar. 23
60
Feb.
26
Mar."21
27%
Mar."21
27% Mar. 21
75
75
12
27
34
30
Mar. 30
5
Mar.
3
1734 Mar.
I
75
5
Mar.
3
Mar. 28
13
Mar.
2
12
Mar.
37
Mar. 16
Mar.
90
2
2
15
22
8
17
11
Mar.
7
89% Mar. 23
67% Jan. 14
27% Mar. 21
75
3
Mar.
40% Mar. 16
4234 Mar.
5
40
43
45% Mar.
7
45% Mar.
7
28
26
2
8
8
14
27
91% Jan.
28
30
Feb.
37
40
Feb.
33
Feb.
6
89% Jan.
87
38% Jan.
2434 Jan.
90
Jan.
23
54
Feb.
18
50
3
Feb.
98% Jan.
Mar. 16
9
Feb.
10034 Mar. 31
40% Mar. 16
2334 Feb.
1
45% Mar. 7
4234 Mar."
2334 Feb.
4534 Mar.
15%
15%
15
Mar. 17
Mar. 23
30% Mar.
16% Mar.
11
12
10,% Mar. 17
11% Mar.
26
Mar. 17
15
Jan.
31% Jan.
17% Jan.
13
25
Jan.
20
Sale
1%
2
6
7%
%
10
8
5*
6M
6
Mar.
2
2%
3
2% Mar.
5
6
5
1
23
13
Sale
%
%
com
2%
5
1
1
Mar.
1
2
53
Mar.
3
1
3
8
% Mar. 10
2% Mar. 7
2
Mar.
53
62% Mar. 29
66
37
Mar. 31
50
55
64
37
74
76
Mar.
Mar. 10
Mar. 10
Mar.
2
53
3
1
8
% Jan.
2% Jan.
5
Mar.
Mar. 10
Feb.
8
54
Jan.
61
66
Mar. 10
37
Mar. 31
54% Jan.
Feb.
Mar. 12
Mar.
1
72
10
Mar. 11
35
Feb.
9
35
25
25
Feb.
24
43
Jan.
21
Feb.
19
Sale
.
Mar. 11
Mar.
4
5
10
2% Mar. 29
77
Mar. 12
12% Jan.
10
3
Mar. 10
27
26
Mar. 29
26
Mar. 29
26
Mar. 29
75
26
84%
75
75
Mar. 28
75
Mar. 28
5
7
81% Jan.
5
Mar. 28
Mar. 17
75
8
%
7
%
Sale
5
%
■
14% Sale
334 Sale
4
4%
10% Sale
75
82
9
2
%
7%
%
8%
3
8%
2
334 Mar. 10
5% Mar. 14
%
Sale
3%
Sale"
7%
74
76
7
8% Mar. 31 '14% Mar.
2% Mar. 29
334 Mar.
3
1
4
Mar.
9
12% Mar.
5
Mar.
9
7% Mar. 31
75
Mar.
7
734
10%
12
14
10%
o
734 Mar. 21
8
"m
lH
7
11
13% Sale
10%
15
%
2%
%
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1%
934
15
1% Sale
1
1%
9
%
2%
3%
11
% Sale
8
9
65
15
Sale
6534 Sale
13
Sale
13
1% Sale
55
1%
Sale
34 Mar.
2
7% Mar. 24
1% Mar. 29
V*
Sale
7
Mar. 31
4
80
Mar. 17
734 Mar. 21
% Mar. 2
8
Mar.
3
2.% Mar.
8
12
Mar.
7
14
3
Feb.
34 Jan.
1034 Jan.
5
5
Sale
Sale
48
1%
Sale
5
Sale
1% Sale
1
Sale
Sale
9
1
Sale
8
5
52% Sale
1% Sale
13
% Mar. 18
1% Mar. 31
1
Mar.
9
Mar. 11
10
Mar. 23
% Mar.
1
8% Mir. 3
46% Mar. 18
1
Mar. 11
1
2
Mar. 23
1233 Mar. 10
% Sale
2% Sale
% Mar. 28
1% Mar. 5
20% Mar. 28
14% Mar. 23
55
36
45
26
45
27
Sale
15
*
12%
15%
15
<
Sale
Sale
1% Mar.
8% Mar.
66% Mar.
2
3
2
1% Mar.
2
13% Mar. 24
1% Mar.
5
2
Mar.
1
37,% Mar.
9
27
1
Mar.
12
&
7*
10
16
10
Sale
10
Mar. 31
10
7
10
7
Mar. 31
10
10
10
Mar.
10
Mar.
3
4
1
3
1
3
15
3
6
2
2
4
10
134
1%
4
2
2
80
Jan.
1
Jan.
7%
%
8%
2%
Jan. 21
Mar. 2
Feb.
4
Jan. 19
Jan.
7
14
5
2
15
14
15
16
5
6
19
Mar. 31
14
Jan.
7
Jan.
16
Jan.
29
% Jan.
2% Jan.
14
7
21
Jan.
6
8% Jan. 14
% Mar.
1
Feb.
1
46% Mar. 18
1% Mar.
10
15
21
6
2
8% Jan.
69% Jan.
15
4
50
% Mar. 28
1% Mar.
5
20,% Mar. 28
14% Mar. 23
55
44
Feb.
11
2
Feb.
1 % Jan.
34 Jan,
8
12% Mar. 10
10
4
14
Mar. 31
15
34 Feb. 20
1% Mar. 31
8
Feb.
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
1
Mar. 29
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
6
7% Feb.
1% Mar. 29
7
8
34
10%
18%
5%
4%
12%
14% Jan.
21
& Con Ry—
4
14
4
334 Mar. 10
47
Sale
45
35
% Mar. 18
2% Mar. 2
9
8% Mar. 31
7
1% Jan.
Jan. 13
14
y&
-—
45
1%
1%
6
28
12% Mar. 23
25% Mar. 7
3
7
6
77
2
*
3
7
10
7%
,%
7%
34
234
14
72% Mar. 23
234 Mar 29
2%
*
*
Mar.
18
14
934
__*
*
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
% Jan.
3
Sale
100
*
10
50
4
10
1
*
20
Mar. 3
Jan. 15
Mar.
2
Jan. 21
1
% Jan.
I
*
6
Feb.
34
%
634
2%
27
1
.*
1% Feb.
6
20
834
..
29
Mar.
% Jan.
4
29
Mar. 19
1
Sale
Sale
Sale
Jan.
5
13
4
Sale
52
Jan.
Jan.
2
Mar. 15
Feb. 27
Feb.
9
Sale
3%
9
220 Cherry Burrell Corp com...*
150
Participation preferred
700
Certificates of deposit
250 Chicago Electric Mfg A
5
31% Mar
% Mar.
5
Mar. 10
55
*
Cent West Pub Serv—
Class A
%
2
3
1
2
5%
%
%
4%
2
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
34 Mar.
1
1
Mar. 19
Mar. 18
%
%
6%
2%
% Mar.
%
-----
Mar.
6
12
10
.*
16,200 Cent Pub Serv Corp A
*
108,050 Central S W Util com new..*
preferred
Mar. 18
% Mar. 15
.% Mar.
1
2%
76%
85
2
pref.._
Preferred
1
6
%
14%
8
10% Mar. 17
49
*
*
Convertible preferred
110 Central lnd Power pref
42
5
3
100
111 Pub Serv pref
xEx-dividend
49% Mar.
4934 Mar.
8
9
14
1034
25%
24%
111
com
7,500
No par value
Jan.
Jan.
82
.....
.*
Cent ill Secur Corp—
Common
8,665
City
Mar.
10
50
1,850 Castle Ac Co (A M).........10
4,450 CeCo Mfg Co Inc com
*
220 Cent Cold Storage Co com_20
Chic
49
18
F
50
1,250
Convertible preferred.,. _*
15,800 Butler Bros..
I.
20
50 Chain Belt Co
11
14
11%
1%
7%
%
31% Sale
%
%
34
%
40
40
*
pref
........
50
20
434 Mar.
33s Mar.
97
9
Sale
100
14,450 Bruce Co (E L) com
100
Feb.
Jan.
9
25
31
34
%
5%
2%
Sale
2
2
com
200 Bright Star Elec cl A
800 Brown Fence & Wire cl A
Class B
800
Prior Hen
Mar. 30
3
66%
..
12%
25
550 Borin Vlvitone Corp pref
650 Brach Sc Sons (E J) com
1,850
3,475
42
Mar.
"99"" 10034 Sale" 10034 Mar. 31 10034 Mar. 31
Z "50""
8234
37
158,750 Bendix Aviation Corp com..*
10,830 Rinks Mfg Co cl A cv pref..*
3,610 Central
49
52
1234
com
Balabaa Ac Katz Corp-Common
conv
45
51
96
9934 101
•
pref....
400 Canal Const Co
Mar. 22
38
Mar.
3
Mar. 28
Mar.
3
Burnharo Trad Corp—
5,450
10
33
3734
..
25
240 Bucyrus-Monlghan class A..*
100
4634 Mar. 11
Feb.
40
41%
*
...
127,600 Borg-Warner Corp
450
7% preferred.
Mar. 22
42
*33"
American Equities Co com.
80 Amer Fur Mart Bldg pfd-.lOO
400 Baxter Laundries Inc A
300 Beatrice Creamery com
"""166
38
6
conv
42
534 Sale
.....
Sale
%
470 Blums Inc
Prices.
35
91% Jan.
13
Sale
2,500 Bastian-Blessing Co
Sale
4634 Mar. 11
4434 Mar. 14
6334
77
Highest.
Prices
Par
Allied Motor lnd Inc com..
cum
9734
61
Sale
1
J7
Sale
27%
1734
IF
600
96
75
75
Sale
BIdg—
pref A
Lowest.
Prices
10
5
Sale
"30"
30
20
12
200
50,200
200
61
15%
conv
Mar. 22
4434 Mar. 10
43% Mar. 5
8934 Mar. 23
59
28
$6
35
534
334
97
97
1949
1944
Highest.
Sale
Prices
90
J956
55C Allied Products Corp cl A..*
20
Sale
Lowest.
Sale
11
3
4
9634
43 34
Sale
8
Sale
2
9434
9534
102
1,100
10
434
5
11
770 Backstay Welt Co
300
i*
14%
200
58,150
2,500
41%
13
26
560
300
42 3£
4833
Abbott Laboratories coin.. ♦
Acme Steel Co
25
310
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
10
48
Adams (J D) Mfg com
7% preferred
31,200 Assoc Tel Util Co
39
7
10
100
900 Adam# Royalty Co com
*
950 Ainsworth Mfg Corp com... 10
400 All-Amer-Mohawk class A..5
1,930
38
10
47
2
1st mtge 534s
1958
United Public Serv 6# A.. 1942
2,700 Art Metal Works
3834
47
1936
STOCKS
18,100
T
Sale
3734
Sale
2,000 United Pub Util 6s A____1947
1,888
2,600
1,070
4434
4434
50
96
....1940
1,000 Nat Pub Service 5s
2,000 Pub Serv 1st ref gold 5#..
3,000 Pub Sor Sub Corp 5%s A
18.000 Swift Ac Co 1st s f g S#
Shares.
4334
12
1953
Kansas Power & Light—
1st & ref 6s C
5,000
1947
9,000 Metrop West Side 4s
.1938
2,000 Nat Pole & Treating 6s__1936
39,500
1,000
Ask.
...1956
Insult Util Inv 6s
IN MARCH.
March 31.
Bid
Sale
1954
1,000 Holland Furnace
20
1,800
5s A
m
208 So La Salle St
~~2~66o
7
4634
4634
1927
1st
1st mtge 434 s C
1st mtge 434s D._
5# without
Ask
50
1,000
1957
22,000 Commonw Sub Corp 5%s 1948
1,000 Great Lakes Util 5%S-__-1942
5,387,000
15,000
Bid.
39 H
4534
45%
1927
10,000
Adjustment
34,000 Comm Edison
5b series B
15,000
March 1.
Ask.
1945
Chicago City Ry bt,.
1927
Certificate# of deposit. 1927
Chic City Ac Con Ry# 5a..1927
Chicago Railway# 5s
..1927
5#
3,143,000
Price
Bid.
23,000
6,013,000
Jan. 2
NDS
ti*
1931.
$947,500
Jan. 1 to March 31-_
11,517,200
AGGREGATE SALES.
In
1932.
$2,222,000
_
1% Jan.
13
Jan.
Jan.
22
3% Jan.
6% Feb.
14
19
14
Jan.
13
19
15% Jan.
11
Jan.
Mar. 31
10
Mar. 31
9% Feb. 17
10
Feb.
18
1% Feb.
Mar. 11
4"
Mar.
li
1% Feb.
16
1
4
16
Jan.
11
2
Jan.
9
2
Jan.
6
4
Mar. 11
CHICAGO
AGGREGATE SALES
In
Jan. 1.
Shares.
Shares.
1.55C
1.15C
PRICES IN MARCH.
9f
480 Coleman Lamp 8c Stove
mm
mm
Bid.
50 Comm Tel Co
cum
15C
690
15,800
8,250
33,950
14,500
32,050
1
610
420
40
100
Preferred...
—......
*
.—.*
:§
V
2*
m
Sale
Sale
4
Sale
-*
2
Preferred
12
65
5
5
1
220 Decker (Alf) & Cohn
80 Dexter Co (The) com
Inc...*
5
.*
•
-
5
200
•
-
-
750
50
50**
55
14
15
3,757 Foote Bros G 8c M Co..
700
50
150
50
«.
700 General Parts Corp
150
Common
150
.
new
350
20
*
*
H
18,600
14,550
350
.10
800
550
1,050
3,050
3,050
...
100 Hussman-Ligonier Co com..*
------
700
940
2,750 Illinois Brick Co
25
1,300 Illinois Nor Utilities pref.lOO
138,550
800
1,050
44,210
Af.
15,100
—
mm
mm
—
mm
—
Preferred series 2...
.*
10 Interstate Power $6 pref..
*
300 Investment Co of Amer com.*
-
mm
■
400
3,050 Iron
600
900
1,500
40
6
.....
1
Mar.
Mar. 30
55
Mar.
Mar. 14
Mar. 22
5
it*
Sale
Sale
11** Sale
1**
1**
X
X
va
17** Sale
IX Sale
10** Sale
12**
13
2**
3**
1** Sale
10
4
4
5H
12
95
14
10**
3**
5** Sale
30
Sale
....
1**
3X
4
5X
94 J*
17
Sale
2
2**
3**
100
2**
Sale
Sale
4**
94
_
X
4**
8
Sale
100
2**
4**
10
11
19**
2**
7
11**
2**
1
2,250
4,120
3,3501
2,950
3,5501
4,300
360
•
pref
6
50
100
400
2,200
700
250
3,110
Common.
.10
1—
5**
3** Sale
ii
7S Sail4
1*1
12
2X
13
3**
7,000 1
1,1801
4,3501
300
9
5
Mar. 22
505* Mar. 31
12** Mar. 31
54 Mar.
"
4
8
4X
30
34
11
9
7
Sale
400
m^*»rnl>m
-
Convertible preferred.
10
13
501
-
200
1
—
50
7X
570
4
2.200
4,400
32,575
104,350
10**
65*
150
$6
pref. "A"
3**
45*
33
5'$*
Convertible preferred.
740
120
150
160
6
1**
3,300
;
100
Filler & Hart Inc
1*4
conv
100
nref
*
-
6X
6*4
iV4
—.
47** Feb. 11
6
15
Jan.
Jan.
5
Mar. 22
1
Feb.
5
Feb.
3
5
Jan.
Feb.
4
10
Jan.
17
24
40
10
2*
Preferred
950 8
1
•
25
1
5
Ex-dividend
12
5
54 Feb.
5** Feb.
17
4
15
Feb.
4
Mar. 31
8
42
7
51** Mar. 28
42
45*4 Jan. 23
42*4 Mar.
Mar. 22
Jan.
39** Jan. 18
Jan.
19
Mar. 19
14
** Mar.
5054 Mar. 31
*4 Jan. 26
55
11
86
Feb.
2
*f Mar. 31
16
Feb.
13
12
1
1
2
Mar.
1
Mar.
10
54 Feb.
16
Feb.
15
15
Jan.
154 Mar.
7
2
Mar.
16
5
9
2
Mar.
7
11
*4 Mar.
*4 Mar.
54 Mar.
11
12** Mar. 16
Mar.
V Mar. 21
54 Mar. 21
5
2
Jan.
5
16** Mar.30
** Mar. 28
1*4 Mar.
17*4 Mar."
1** Mar.
19
Jan.
18
Mar.
Sale
6
854 Mar. 31
5
12
Mar.
2
7*4 Mar. 31
3*4 Mar. 23
3
1054 Mar.
Mar. 22
5
4*4 Mar. 28
2
Mar.
2
Mar.
Jan.
4V* Mar. 21
79** Mar. 29
7
454 Mar.
94
2
6*4
6
3*4
**
**
*4 Mar. 28
1
Feb.
20
Feb.
4
Jan.
3
2*4
12*4
2
7
9
3
Mar. 19
3
Mar.
19** Mar. 3
154 Mar. 24
Sale
2A
Sale
12
31~"
55
Sale
"X
454
30
5
3*4
37
6
13
III
1*4
51
8**
26** Sale
8
12
32**
7**
154
2*4
5
1
4*4 Mar. 11
9
Mar. 21
9
Mar.
3
22** Mar.
254 Mar.
9
3
39
11
X
27
9
4
31*4
1
454
34**
Sale
4
4
Mar.
1
Feb.
15
8
7
7
15
5*4 Jan. 16
79** Jan.
29| 95
Jan*
6
23
18
Jan.
18
Jan.
54 Mar.
1
6*4 Jan. 14
15
Sale
3**
10
4
3
Sale
Sale
8
9**
12
Feb.
10** Feb. 19
22*4 Mar. 9
10
9
24!
3*4
1
Feb.
5
Feb.
8
Jan.
14
1*4 Mar.
5
1*4 Mar. 5
4** Mar. 14
4
4
Mar. 21
1*4 Jan.
9
7
Mar. 21
50
** Mar. 17
6** Mar. 26
3X Mar. 29
33'
Mar. 15
10
Mar.
2
7
Mar. 19
3
Mar. 18
2*4 Mar. 4
12
Mar. 28
Va Mar.
7*4 Mar.
37
Mar. 31
** Mar. 17
5
Mar.
2
7
1
9** Mar. 29
Jan.
30
10
7
11
Mar. 18
3
2*4 Mar.
1754 Mar.
4
1
Mar. 17
33
5** Mar. 26
2:
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 17
~3*4 Mar."24
4
Feb.
4
5
30
8
4
Jan.
35
3** Mar. 29
454 Mar. 22
5*4 Mar.
4
Mar. 12
654 Mar. 17
Mar.
4
Jan.
4*4 Mar.
8
5
Mar.
8
Mar. 21
1
Mar. 28
14
Va Mar.
1
Va Mar.
1
5** Mar. 28
5
6
Mar. 15
1-16 Mar.
1
1
Mar.
11
Mar. 19
3
Feb.
2*4 Feb.
9
81
Jan.
6:
3** Jan.
4*4 Jan.
28*
29
Jan.
22
3
37
Feb.
18
Mar. 31!
Mar.
7
14
Jan.
8
10**
754
254
18**
Jan. 20
Jan. 19
Jan.
8
Feb. 24
5
Mar. 19
5** Jan. 14
Feb. 13
10** Jan.
5
2*4 Feb. 25
4*4 Jan.
8
37
Mar. 31
Jan. 25
6
Jan.
Jail.
11
16
Jan.
6** Mar.
3*4 Mar.
*4 Mar.
5
Jan.
25
1
Mar. 28
*4 Feb.
*4 Feb.
*4 Mar.
23
Mar.
1
9
4
Mar.
14
6*4 Feb. 29
6*4 Mar.
7
27
Jan.
18
5
5
14
54 Jan. 12
54 Jan. 14
Mar
1
Mar. 12
Mar.
1
54
1
Mar.
6
Mar. 15
6** Jan.
7
1554 Jan. 13
*4 Jan. 22
5!
1-16 Jan.
2l
19*4 Mgr. 12
45
Jan.
Mar. 24
50
Jan. 20
Feb.
40
Jan.
4854
10**
Jan. 25
Mar. 9
11
8
32**
Mar." 1
25'
Mar.
8
2
30
Mar.
25
Mar.
2
1
54 Mar. 4
954 Mar. 10
8
Mar. 31
7
Jan.
9*
Mar. 15
5
13
154 Feb. 26
50*4 Jan. 19
50
2
Feb.
8
12
1
4}
32}
1!
Feb.
19
Jan.
23
5
Jan.
11
Mar. 28
s54
13
Mar. 21
Feb.
31 *4 Mar.
4
1** Mar. 23
14
10
Mar.
9
Jan.
30*4
Mar.
4
Jan.
5*4 Mar, 28
2*4 Mar.
1-16
4
13
19
o
1
754 Feb. 10
4)4 Jan. 14
35
14
25
Mar.
2
Mar.
4*4 Mar.
14
10** Mar.
Mar. 28
Feb.
14*4 Jan. 19
54 Jan. 22
25" Mar.""3
1
2
1
15
27
29
Feb. 15
4
4
4
26
Mar.
26
Jan.
Feb.
25.
Mar. 31
4
50
19
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
Feb.
31
34
14
Jan.
1
.
Mar. 24
Mar. 17
Mar. 15
22
Jan.
6*4
11*4
*4
6*4
4*4
Mar.
8
21
zo
154 Jan.
6
5| 35'
5*4 Jan. 30
2*4 Feb. 25
2
13*4 Mar 21
*4 Mar. 12
19*4 Mar. 12
10
26,
Feb.
12
31
Mar
37
20
3*4 Mar. 29
4
Mar. 26
11** Mar. 15
*4 Mar. 12
9
1**
554
3
40
48
*4 Mar. 21
26
2
Mar. 19
Mar. 31'
12
6
Jan.
7
7
17** Feb.
154 Mar.
Mar.
Sale
14**
12**
26
30
1054
15*4
17
Jan.
36
5**
Sale
Sale
6
Feb.
5
1
-T19
3
2
1*4 Jan.
3*4 Feb.
Mar. 30
-----
7
Sale
5
13
Mar.
6
3**
Jan.
46*4 Feb.
40
4*4
35
Jan.
17
Mar.
1*4 Mar.
46*4 Feb.
40
I
12
6
Jan.
11** Mar.
9
20
Sale
11**
3*
15
31
40
:~iri "25"
Sale"
45
2
Mar
"~*4 Sale"
55
■
Jan.
Mar. 22
5*4 Jan.
Mar.
1*4
1-16 Sale
40
5
30
Sale
Sale
11*4
36
3**
5
Sale
Jan. 18
154 Jan. 11
154 Jan. 12
10
7** Mar. 31
2** Jan.
2
1
254 Mar.
3*4 Mar.
*4 Mar. 24
4*4 Mar.
Mar.
2
Mar. 24
1
3
9
8*4
14
Sale
4
12
Feb.
12
5
Mar.
254 Jan. 22
13** Jan. 15
12** Jan.
7
4*4 Mar. 28
7
4
Jan.
7
Jan.
6
Mar. 31
854 Mar. 31
4
5
11** Mar.
Mar. 29
12**
3**
Va
154
Mar. 22
4** Mar.
12
Jan.
7
3**
Sale
54 Feb. 17
X Mar. 21
54 Mar. 21
*4 Mar. 22
12** Mar.
*4 Mar. 31
Sale
-----
** Jan. 26
1
7
16** Mar."30
** Mar. 28
7
Mar. 29
Jan. 19
*4 Feb.
5
Mar.
Jan.
2
*
32
6
5
1
600 ft
1,050
1*4 Mar. 22
9
VA Feb. 26
•
350 8
6
3*4
19
51
$7 preferred
13,700 8
No par value.
4
5
Mar.
5
Va Mar. 22
X Mar. 21
54 Mar. 21
Sale
4
354
1354
50
170 8
220
50 8
•
4**
49
42
50
400
5
Sale
13
14
100
A..
A...
400
450
2
Jan.
64
154 Mar.
18
Sale
Sale
—
7**
"3**
23*
1-16 Sale
75 8
''
40
10
.....
7% prior lien...
550 8
—
30
*
Preferred 6%
Preferred 7%
10
mm
2X
Sale
34
Sale
35
Warrants...
200 8 lidland Util 6% pr llen._l
450
mm
conv.
650
_
2
Jan.
13
28
11
Mar.
**
**
X
VA
10
Sale
9
21
Sale
I* ''I
2Va
\7X
Warrants B
1,450
120
mm
Warrants A
110,550 8
250
5
22
5**
6
5** Sale
1,129,7081
3,000
21,000
Sale
16
4,900 1
1,200
11**
si
Sale
$ 4*
1,6001
180
1,200
598,450
Jan.
2
29
Mar. 22
12
1
Ya Sale
1*4
2
1*4 Sale
78** 100
^
V<i
4**
4**
30
3K
12,2101
2,350 1
5,200 1
1,500
14
17
36
1
40
"l~360
8*4 Jan.
31
Jan.
3
1
10 f
•
2
14
5
Mar.
12
—-
4**
454
79** Sale
52
V
100 1
10
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
11
Jan.
22
1*4 Mar. 22
Mar. 31
42
1154
VA
1
■hk
4801
450
Jan.
Jan.
21
35*4 Jan.
5
4154 Feb. 19
4
4*4
554
1154
12
7** Sale
3*4 Sale
Sale
.....
4521
1,800
3**
54
*4
6**
1
20
13
16**
**
5
4**
4X
94
**
cum
8
3
—
**
**
10**
5
15**
16
9** Sale
2** Sale
4**
100
23,2501
200
8
26
Mar. 28
19
430
8
Feb.
54 Jan.
6
9
37X
385*
41**
505* Sale
10
6
5
5**
9,100
Mar. 15
Feb.
4
Sale
:::::
2
450]
9201
13
4
2
300
260
4
13
Mar. 22
3** Mar.
IX Mar. 22
Sale
X
X
100
Preferred
Mar. 15
Feb.
29
Jan.
1*4 Jan.
Jan.
13
8
2
3**
7Vs
4
3
40
20
5 122
1*4 Mar. 28
Mar.
1
Feb.
22
8
Va Feb.
2** Mar. 23
*4 Mar. 16
554 Mar.
1*4 Mar.
3** Mar.
12** Sale
**
9X
900
18
31
28
22
29
5
-
Sale
850
300
50
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
1**
2
2,730
600
3**
**
**
6A
6
2
Sale
8
Preferred.
5*4 Jan.
Jan.
4
Mar. 15
2*4 Mar.
Mar. 28
4
Sale
18
60
1,940
5
80*4 Mar.
2** Mar. 23
** Mar. 5
1** Mar. 28
13
5
6*4 Feb. 19
12
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
48*| 55**
3X
4
10
Jan.
5
66
5*4 Mar. 26
4
** Jan.
5
5
1
4
2** Mar. 23
X Mar. 16
IX
13**
3**
**
**
6**
8
2
3,150
1,350
2,400
7,300
250
Fireman Mfg Co v t c—*
Sale
Sale
3%
15
**
2
3**
3X
IX Sale
15
Without warrants.
Mar. 15
4
5
1
120 Indep Pneum Tool v t C—-*
352,600 Insult Util Invest Inc....—*
•4
13
12
.....
1,950 Hart-Carter Co conv pref...*
2,050
ormel 8c Co (Geo) com A..*
10,000
oudaille-Hershey class A..*
7.300
Class B
.*
Mar.
Mar,
Mar.
1
5
103
Jan.
27
11
X Feb.
1*4 Feb. 26
*4 Feb. 10
5
....
41**
42**
51%
**
......
67,400 Grigsby-Grunow Co com—
50 Ground Gripper Shoe com.
8,800
"
2
27
5
4%
20
1**
200 Greif Bros Cooperage A com *
300 Greyhound Corp com
'
Sale
1
7%
53%
3X
2**
A
34,700 Great Lakes Aircraft A
24,250 Great Lakes D 8c D com
Mar.
654 Mar.
2
54*4 Mar. 29
14
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
39
15
.....
50 Gen Wat Wks & Elec A com.*
HO Godchaux Sugar Inc cl B_.
700 Goldblatt Bros Inc com
*
«.
6,200
10,100
m
1%
17**
4**
IX
Preferred vot tr ctfs—...*
—
pf_*
Gen Theatres Equip Corp—
conv
Mar.
2
Jan.
Jan.
83
.5
140 Gardner-Denver Co com—.*
364 General Candy Corp A.....5
2
1
6
43
60
364
Mar. 31
27
Mar. 31
Jan.
54 Feb.
39
245 Fair Co (The) preferred—100
Fit* Simons 8c Connell Dock
950
8c Dredge Co com—_—..*
100
254 Jan.
17** Jan.
29
2
X Sale
2
100
6**% preferred....
700
Va Mar. 29
8
*4 Mar. 15
54*4 Mar. 29
29
80** Mar.
13
2*1
t
7% preferred.—...—--100
400
8% preferred——
—100
20 Empire Pub Serv Corp A
*
150
Sale Prices.
1454 Feb.
Mar.
1
5** Mar. 26
** Mar. 28
5
3
?
Sale
5
.
Mar. 31
VA Mar.
1
X Mar 15
4
13
.....
IX
35
11,910
Highest.
Prices.
1
3J_
80 Eddy Paper Corp (The)
El Household Util Corp..
.10
450 Empire G'flt F Co 0% pref.100
»
4
805* Sale
9
4
13**
250
-
3,600
Sale
Prif*s
1*4 Mar.
*
Sale
6
11
1
5X Sale
3
2
*
1,375 Dodge Mfg Corp pref
«—
16
54** Mar
^X Sale
103
Sale
25
100
15*
6
Sale
......
Va Mar. 29
15** Mar. 22
Sale
Sale
**
65
3
12H 15*
360 De Met* Inc pref ww
-
6
10
7
com
1
Sale
**
56
5*
5
Corp Sec of Chic allot ctf_—*
Common
Sale
Sale
290 Curtis Lighting Inc com....*
100 Curtis Mfg Co com
5
20
1 %
7
116 X 117**
Cord Corporation
Crane Co
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale
15*
5
1
Sale
100
Cont Chic Corp common
Lowest.
Ask.
1
7
11**
15**
16
Sale
Sale
»*...»
...-5
6% prior pref A
99,950
20,815
203,950
35,500
60,950
2,880
1,470
March 31.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
3
partic..
*3 X preferred
1,200
3,150 Consumers Co com
1.80C
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
29
60 Construe Mat'l Corp com..
-
March 1.
Ask.
2H
17 h
com*
118,550 Commonwealth Edison—100
192,550
Rights (New)
5C
m
Par.
131,650 Cities Service Co com.—...*
4,900 Club Aluminum Uten Co—*
87.05C
mm
STOCKS
340 Chicago Towel Co conv pref *
46.60C
3.50C
mm
Jan. 2
1932.
14,050 Chicago Investor* Corp com *
Convertible preferred
*
4,650
400 Chicago & N W Ry pref —100
30 Chic N S & Mllw pref
100
190 Chicago Rys part ctf ser 1.100
270
Part certifs series 2
100
2C
16C
7C
5(
57
EXCHANGE
Price
Since
March.
CHICAO.O
STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK
Feb.
3
Jan.
11
Jan.
5
Jan.
11
Jan. 14
Feb. 19
'
Price
STOCK "EXCHANGE
Jan. 2
Since
In
STOCKS
1.
Jan.
March.
*
1,150 Muncle Gear Co cl "A"
Com'i on
*
1,900
1,750 Muskegon Mot Spec conv A.*
1,650
h
8k
90,300
4,750 National Leather
100
6
National
80
430
350
600
3,000
3,050
3,550
8,900
8,600
6,800
$3
...*10*
2 k
k
Pub Service Corp—
conv
preferred.
Trust—
pref.
*
15
1
2
13
Cumul.
24 k
Nat Secur Invest Co com
100
650 Nat Union Radio Corp
100
44 k
*
cumulative pref
1934
34
National Standard com
...»
6,450
1,450
350
100
com
190
7% preferred
400 Ontario Mfg Co
50
Sale
20
5
8
5k
*
<
20
20
380
23
Mar. 23
•»
—
—
—
11
14
15
—
2
100
100
1,070
1,770
6
3
85
5k
Sale
5
100
6% preferred..
Penn Gas 8c Elec A
*
com
22 k
5k
15 k
5
2k
Mar.
Mar. 28
3
1
20
7
7,600
■
850
100
350
17,050
1,275
850
900
'
lk
35,215
Rights
23 k
2,050 Perfect Circle (The) Co
»
5
4
15,450 Pines Winterfront com
k
*
1,450 Polymet Mfg Corp com
200 Potter Co (The) com
lk
*
3k
1,850 Process Corporation com.,.*
121
23,125 Pub Serv of Nor 111 com
Common
100 114
1,700
6% preferred.
100 100
2,520
7% preferred...
100 104
1,590
2k
64,500
Rights
Sale
3
4k
Mar.
20
20
470
lk Mar. 18
9k Mar. 31
lk Jan. 13
75
Feb. 17
Mar. 31
15
5
Mar. 19
180
550
Reliance Mfg Co
2,200
1,800
1,050
50!
15
*
"19"
20
19
*
*
k
9k
Rollins Hos Mills
conv
Ross Gear St Tool
com
pref.*
com
910 Sally Frocks Inc
com
..*
2
100
400 Sangamo Electric Co
•
14
100
260 Seaboard Pub Serv Co $6 pfd *
"27"
120
550 Signode Steel Strap Co pf_30
160
460
7k
lk
"4,850
12,200
Common
100
""150
800
1-16
Purchase warrants
So Colo Pow Elec A
1,850
3,700
1,100
2,150
1
*
14k
25
com.
Southern Union Gas
South East G & W part A...*
k
10
370 Southw G&E Co 7% pref.100
120 Southw Lt 8c Power pref....*
770
Standard Dredge conv pref.*
130
_
«.
•
—
_
70,900
Swift & Co
19,300
58,800
10
Swift International
250
stk
First preferred.......
810
30 Tenn Prod Corp com
170
"
l",605
4,750 Thompson (J R) com
1,150 Transformer Corp of Am
50
100
*
25
com"
310 12th St Store pref A
310
■
1,550
/
United Amer Util Inc
9
2,550
500 United Gas Corp common
550 United Ptrs & Pubs com
Convertible
300
*
"9", 850
37,500
10
610
U S
Gypsum
Preferred
'
400
250
500 Vorsec Co part pref
—
1
6,850 Vortex Cup Co
Class A
2,750
3,800
6,350
9,150 Wahl Co
Warchel
120
460
90
■m
-
-
-
-
-
600
230
190
150
400
7,800
400
650
2,700
*
...
.....
*
38
87
Sale
lk
10
12 k Sale
k
lk
"4 k
Common
k
k
k
250
Convertible preferred
{
Mar.
Mar.
1
4
9k Mar. 1
85k Mar. 14
1
8
8
Mar.
19
*8
.5*
Sale
k
19
Jan.
k
4k
8k
k
2k
Sale
Sale
Sale
8
8k
7k
lk
9k
2k
k Sale
25k
22k
3k
lk
14 k
21
4
Sale
22k
Sal
Sale
3k
2k
12
21k
k
25
4k
8
14
Sale
21
Jan.
Jan.
12
38
Jan.
k Mar. 31
7k Feb. 24
26
12
20
14
8
lk Mar. 12
7k Mar. 7
lk Mar. 3
k Mar. 31
7k Mar. 24
Mar.
3
Mar. 11
k Jan.
22
k Sale
10k
10k
Jan. 19
2k Mar.
7
lk Mar. 14
13
lk Mar. 31
16
1
51
Mar. 23
69
Jan.
16
Mar.
2
48
Mar.
2
59
Jan.
2k Mar.
1 k Mar.
5
12
14
18
5
7
18
31
48
2
_
2k Mar. 11
3
4
Mar.
2
5
ii
1
6k Mar. 31
Mar. 31
Jan.
lk Jan.
58k Jan.
k Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
3
4
2
18
11
3k Jan.
lk Feb.
2k Jan.
68k Jan.
k Jan.
6k Mar.
Jan.
4
3k Feb.
2
28
3
19
Mar.
9
2
3k Feb.
16 k Feb. 10
20k Mar. 28
25k Mar.
3
18
33
33k Mar. 28
38
44
Jan.
84
Mar. 14
88
4
3
33k Mar. 28
86
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 14
95
Jan.
9
2
Jan.
Feb. 10
13
Jan.
Mar. 11
11
Fob.
26
Sale
Mar. 22
19
l2" Mar."li
14
k
k Mar. 3
2k Mar. 11
15k
k
4k
4k
Feb.
84
lk
8k
k
2k
10
Mar. 5
Mar. 3
Mar. 11
Mar. 8
Jan.
lk Mar. 24
k Jan.
k Feb. 16
lk Mar. 24
Jan.
4
2k Feb.
11
1
k Sale
Mar.
25
3
2
Jan.
2
9
8
Jan.
4
Mar.
11
4k Mar.
lk Mar.
6
4
5
1
lk
k
Mar. 18
2k Mar.
7
k Jan.
k Mar. 17
22k Mar. 17
4
3k
10k
Sale
1
Sale
8k Mar. 24
19
Mar. 24
k Mar.
9k Mar. 28
13 k
Mar.
21k Mar.
2
k Mar.
1
Mar.
2
lk Mar.
3
11
16
3k Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
19
18
19
8
5
Feb.
25
12k Jan.
lk Jan.
14
8
9
Jan.
3
2k Jan.
19
15
19
23
k Jan.
Feb.
2
19
4
Feb.
19
lk Feb.
14k Jan.
11
Ilk Feb.
Jan.
10
2
22
3
22
28
Feb.
4 114
4k Mar. 21
lk Mar. 26
k
23 k
Jan.
2k Jan. 20
lk Feb. 19
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
9
13
21
Jan.
5k Mar. 31
4
k Jan.
4
Jan.
Jan.
25
2k Mar.
k Mar.
2
Sale
Feb.
5
32
20
Feb.
5
15k Mar. 5
lk Jan. 15
4k Mar. 11
8
Jan.
105
Sale
3
18k Mar. 31
5
109k Mar. 30
12k Mar. 9
1
Mar. 9
9k
9
25k Mar.
k Mar. 23
4
Mar.
2
2
Mar.
12
k Mar. 11
k Mar. 23
k
10
Mar. 24
13
1
Mar. 11
2
1*
k
9k
5
24
13
66k Mar.
Mar. 23
Mar.
Jan.
lk Feb.
k Jan.
13
2k Mar. 7
lk Mar. 14
lk Mar. 31
k Mar. 14
Mar.
lk Jan.
3
Mar.
1
2k
k Jan.
12 k Feb.
14
Mar. 16
13
21
18
8.
27
Jan.
17
3k
2k
9k
10k Jan.
Jan.
4k
17 k Sale
20
5
k Mar.
15
20
20
8
Jan.
19
44
18 k Sale
18k Mar.
110
116k 108 k 109 k 109k Mar.
5 k Sale
10 k Sale
5k Mar.
Sale
Sale
Sale
8k
9
2
2k
4
Mar. 31
2k
k
14
23
14
15
Mar. 28
2k
9
13
2
lk Mar. 24
Ilk Mar. 19
Mar. 24
10 k
5
21
Mar. 10
Sale
23
4
Mar. 19
1
2k
2
3k
18
Mar. 15
k
Sale
k
9
5
4
2
2k Mar. 11
lk Mar. 3
lk
12 k
12
12
51
6k
2
16
8
Feb.
8
i
8
k Mar.
7k Mar. 30
57
84 k
Feb.
20
48
3
—
Jan.
7
Mar. 31
60
—
7
k Mar. 8
9k Mar. 12
51
2
8
Feb.
Mar. 24
Mar.
Mar.
9
9
lk Jan.
27 k Mar. 16
6k Jan. 18
Jan.
5
k Feb.
Mar.
6 103
77
Feb.
8 107 k Mar.
100
Feb.
lk Jan.
k Mar. 21
6
17 k Feb.
15k Jan.
Jan.
2
2
1
Jan.
2
ik Jan,
k Jan.
9k Jan.
7 k Feb. 15
82k Jan. 15 85 k Mar.
lk Mar. 2i
1
2
4k Jan.
Jan.
73
Mar. 31 125
Feb.
72k Mar. 31 115
60k Mar. 28 104k Jan.
Jan.
70k Mar. 26 114
3
Jan.
1
Jan. 30
i
Mar.
17
1
*
1
3
10
4
10
76
61
Sale
30
34
25
3
Sale
470 Waukesha Motor Co
....
*
com
Sale
*
1
♦
2
»
3
3k
4k
670 Western Grocer Co com....25
4
6
1,210 Wayne Pump Co com
Convertible preferred
1,650
....
100 Western Con Util Inc A
West P L 8c Tel class A
*
3k
6k
3
4
3
3 k
3k
2
3k
*
10
550 Vates-Amer Mach part pref.*
(Chic)..*
Zenith Radio Corn com.
HJx-dJvid»iid.
25
5
com
*
lk
10
Ilk
1
1*
-----
1
3
4
lk Feb. 11
8k Mar. 24
17
Mar. 24
23k Jan.
6
k Mar.
1
9k Mar. 28
lk Jan.
Ilk Jan.
25
14
1
4
k
2
24k Mar. 29
k Mar. 24
2k Mar. 30
Sale
1
lk Mar.
2
Mar.
1
72k Mar. 10
27k Mar. 23
1
Mar.
4
2k Mar. 15
3k
2
Mar. 28
3k
4
Mar.
4
3
Mar.
Feb.
Jan.
34
Jan.
Jan.
1
7
14
29
4k Jan.
29
21
4
6
Jan.
4
Feb.
4
7
Jan.
10
Mar. 31
49
Feb.
7
1
26
8
Feb.
26
3k Feb.
18
Jan.
15
4
2
10
Mar. 31
7k
3 k Sale
5k Mar. 29
6k Mar. 29
3k Jan.
3
3
2k Mar. 31
3k Mar. 31
3k Mar.
lk Mar.
3
3k
Sale
10k
Ilk
k Sale
Sale
2k
3
Ilk
13
k Sale
10
1
Mar. 28
Mar.
10k Mar.
k Mar.
13
Mar
k Mar.
26
1
2
30
Mar. 28
Mar.
4
Jan.
35
10
3k
Sale
3
4
73
Feb.
Jan.
4k Mar.
32k Mar. 14
5
lk Mar.
1
60
5
6
3
29
24k Mar. 29
k Mar. 24
2k Jan. 30
4
61
31
3
6
lk Mar.
70
69
5
Sale
60
com
24,300 Wisconsin Bankshares
Yellow Cab Co Inc
5k
3*
.._*
Wieboldt Stores Inc
750 Williams Oil-O-Mat
...
k
2k
100
360 ..7% preferred
Mar.
103
4
3k Mar.
107 k Mar. 23
k
k
k
lk
1
X
]
lk
60
No par value.
k Mar.
lk
k
*
2,500
6,200
1
5
3,075 Ward (Montgom) 8c Co cl A_*
2,450
Mar.
99
Mar.
7k Mar.
2
Corp—
250
2,182
1
k
11
27
12
k Mar. 26
lk Mar. 18
20
Ilk
com
7*
36
2
•
com
34,100 Walgreen Co
lk
116k
._*
13
60
2k
4k
18k Sale
23 k Sale
2
100
com
5k
2
1
Sale
......
....
^
1-16
57
44
Mar.
95
Mar. 28
Jan.
20
2
Mar.
1
3
14
20
5k Jan.
2k Jan.
22
Mar.
3
1
8
1
2
Sale
3
Jan.
k Jan.
22k Jan.
15
lk
1
.....
2k
450 Van Sicklen Corp part A....*
300 Viking Pump Co Pref
*
Common
500
.*
50
-
k
"2l"
100
2k
Jan.
5k Jan.
32
*
20
*
48,460 U S Radio & Telev com
9,650 Utah Radio Products com..*
*
12,800 Utility & Ind Corp com
Convertible preferred
•
18,750
1,150 Utilities Pow & Lt Corp A..*
Common non-voting
*
1,100
13,610
1,950
—.
66 k
48
55
20
1
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
15
1
1
Mar. 23
27
11
Sale
k Sale
9k
9k
16^
Feb.
lk Mar. 24
Ilk Mar. 19
Sale
10
12
Sale
2
69
57
*
preferred
13
lk
*
10 United Pub Util $6 pref
1-16
Mar.
k Mar.
7k Mar.
11
Sale
1
7k
lk
Feb.
4k Mar. 31
7
Mar.
lk
k
7k
83 k
11
8
16
100
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
16
21k Jan.
60
Mar. 28
19
k
7k Sale
1 k
3
14
k
22
*
com
2k
12
1
J
*
..*
550 United Dry Docks, Inc com.*
350
2,380
lk
Ilk
k
850 Unit Corp of Amer pref
550
iw*.
90
260 20 Wacker Drive $6 pref..
*
700 Union Carbide ft Carbon...*
90
w
16k
45k
94
Sale
12k
H
21", 050
250
I
2k
40
•
com
9* K&
k
96k
101k
k
20
19
20
22
Sale
*
200 Sutherland Paper Co com
5,500
52
3k
'
15
21
1,000 Super Maid Corp
700
—
62
98 k
37
35
1,450 Telephone Bond 8c Share A.*
160
3,900
10
15
*
50 Standard Telephone pref...*
.._.*
100 Steinite Radio Co
310 Storkline Fur conv pref....25
-
•
3,950
6,100
%
25
Common
700
150 Standard Pub Service A
— — —
„
Sale
Sale
1
lk
lk
3
68k 100
k
5k
6
3
3k
3k
6
18k Sale
1,870
100
m,
Sale
3
•
com
Sale
it*
Convertible preferred
*
Seaboard Util Shares com.. •
440
76
84
300
_
Sale
69 k
Sale
8K
Preferred
2,050 Ryerson 8c Son Inc
1,350
66
17
14
102
Mar.
Sale
Feb.
75
2
2
7
lk Mar. 23
6
Mar.
72k Mar.
60k Mar.
70k Mar.
81k
com
150 Ryan Car Co (The) com
150
73
100
lk
650 Reliance Internet Corp A..*
80
3k
2
Jan.
24
15
k Mar. 5
lk Mar. 18
k Mar.
lk Mar.
3k Mar.
Sale
4
Mar. 28
Mar.
2
Jan.
4
42k Mar.
23
9
5k Jan.
6
3k Mar. 31
4
14
20k Jan.
8
h Jan.
4
15k Mar. 11
4
Mar.
10
27 k Mar. 16
3k Mar. 10
Mar.
Sale
Common. 10
850 Raytheon Mfg Co
105
Jan.
Jan.
13k Mar. 28
k Jan. 11
7k Mar.
Mar.
3
72 k
103
15* ilH
*
150
a
Sale
24
30
Sale
k Sale
ik
2k
23 k
3 k
k Sale
97 k Sale
Sale
Sale
104 k 105
1
1
k
lk
17
16
17
Sale
lk
ik
lk
lk
1
k
Vs
lk
9 k Sale
7k Sale
83 k
85 k Sale
13 k
8
8
Sale
200
1,150
107
Sale
88 k
100 k
....
350
95 k
99
105
Jan.
2
45
2
20
2
Mar. 29
6
Sale
k
81,700 Q-R-S De Vry Corp (The)...
*
8,605 Quaker Oats Co com
Preferred
100
1,230
3,350 Railroad Shares Corp com..*
10
1,300 Rath Packing Co com
1,250
100
125
14
2
4
6
Feb. 20
k Jan.
3k
73
Sale
Sale
101
125
...
22,550
2,090
Sale
Sale
k
k
lk
5
3k
4
3 k
12
15k Mar. 12
5
Mar.
4
Mar. 28
4k Mar. 31
4
6k
25 k
Sale
Jan.
Jan.
k Mar.
Mar. 28
2
14
15 k
k Sale
1
3
14
Sale
Sale
24
k Jan.
Peoples Gas Lt & Coke—
""466
12
5k Jan.
5
40
6
5k Feb. 10
19k Jan.
2
Mar. 31
3
33
6
8
2
2
*
....
1,200 Parker Pen (The) Co com.. 10
1,010 Peabody Coal Co B com..
•
200
•»
Convertible preferred
2
3
19
3
15
11
11
18k Mar. 7
5k Mar. 19
42k Mar. 4
25
Mar. 14
4
20
4
*
Common.
15
lk Mar. 23
42k Mar.
Oshkosh Overall Co—
370
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
13
28
45
6
5
5k
2k
Mar.
Mar.
11
5
10
k Jan.
2k Mar. 16
Mar. 31
Mar. 19
15
Sale
15
7
lk Mar. 18
9k Mar. 31
lk Mar. 11
lk
2
9 k Sale
2
23
54
8
3k
k
35k
18k
k
15k
5k
9
Mar. 31
13k Mar. 28
k Mar. 15
10
Mar. 4
3k Mar. 31
13
....
18 k
5k
59
100
com
2
18
5k
70
60
Sale
lk
Sale
21
Sale
2k
12 k
2
85
.....
com
50
550 Northwest Eng Co com
*
120 Nor West Util pr lien pref.100
10
2
1
No & So Amer Corp A com..*
8,250 Noribwest Bancorp
200
5k
5k
1734
Nor Amer Lt 8c Power com..*
50 Nor States Pow A
.
"2",250
12
"s" "~6~~
900 Nor Amer Gas 8c Elec cl A__*
200
4,500
Sale
k
lk
18 k
15k Mar.
15
Feb.
29
13
Jan.
Feb.
2 k Mar.
1
9
k Feb.
10
Mar. 16
5
15
7k Mar.
k Mar.
33
Sale
14
k
k
12 k Sale
3 k Sale
33
37
35
Sale
21
lk
Mar.
k Mar.
I
1
10
4,650 Noblitt-Sparks Ind Inc com.*
»
4,550 North American Car com
3,250
2,700
7/£
y&
Sale
3
2k
4
3**
2k
conv.
16
Mar. 16
15
3
18k
Nat Republic Invest
i%
k
9
Mar. 16
5k Mar.
9
Mar. 16
2k Mar 29
k Mar. 9
Sale Prices.
2
Feb. 15
k Mar. 30
k Mar. 26
-Jan.
6
k Mar. 21
k Mar. 21
15
19k
Sale
Highest.
Sale Prices
9
ok Mar.
15^
19 k
Sale
k
k
7k
10 k
Lowest.
Highest.
k Mar. 30
k Mar. 26
k
k
6
5k
16
Sale
Sale
k
%
19k
10
com
lk
k
15
k
k
9k
9k
5
500 Nachman Sprlngfllled com.*
*
350 National Battery Co pref
.*
98,700 Nat Elec Power A part
100
Bid
Sale Price*
Sale Prices
Ask.
Ask
Bid
*k
—
100
Ask.
Lowest.
March 31.
March 1.
1932.
Bid.
Shares.
Sharse.
500
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN MARCH.
CHICAGO
AGGREGATE SALES.
EXCHANGE
STOCK
CHICAGO
58
Feb. 18
2k Mar. 31
1
10
_
4
lk Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
5
k Jan.
6
13
Mar. 26
lk Jan.
8
RANGE OF PRICES ON PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE
_
_
_
_
Shares
_
Jan. 1 to March 31_
AGGREGATE SALES.
In
1931.
1,228,341
2,923,996
1,685,067
Jan.
Shares.
BONDS
10,000
1,000
7,000
2,000
8,000
14,000
1,000
6,200
8,000
5,000
152,600
4,900
"5",006
4,000
7.000
1,400
1,000
2,000
i hares
1.
Bid.
1,000 Adv Bag & Paper 6s
1952
2028
31,700 Amer Elec & Gas 5s
154,302 Elec & Peoples tr ctfs 4s. 1945
Certificates of deposit.
11,000
8,400 Georgia Power & Lt 5%«_1967
10,000 Interstate Ry 4s
4,000 Keystone Tel 5s
3,000
64,000
11,000
7,500
2,000
7,000
1 000
Lehigh Valley Annuity 6s
Lehigh Vail Trans ref 5s.1960
Northern Penn 4s_...
1936
1966
1st 5s
Phlla Elec Pow Co
Phila Sub Co 4%
Pub Serv El & Gas 4s
3,200
1,200
3,263
11,625
12
5,200
10
160
2,580
7,900
16
388
2,900
5,800
98**
30
30
62
132
2,852
2~7O6
3,500
32
95
84
85
600
95**
203,800
1,400
100
101 J*
100
Sale
Sale
84**
85**
•No par value.
4
Sale
Mar. 28
W*
92
Mar. 30
Mar. 15
29** Mar.
30** Mar. 15
Mar. 26
87
Jan.
97
Mar.
3
Feb.
91
Mar. 28
93
83
100
100
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
90
92**
87
97
98
95
Feb.
Feb.
8*
8*
&
30
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
84**
85**
102
Sale
100** Mar.
101** Sale
104** 104** 103** Mar.
103** 104
103** Mar. 14
104** Mar. 23
95** Mar. 18
95** Mar. 18
Feb.
Mar.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
95** Feb.
84** Jan.
Feb.
30** Mar. 15
92
Mar. 26
97
Mar.
3
91
Mar. 28
16
16 103** Mar 14
2 104J* Mar. 23
10
96** Jan. 2T
13
96** Jan. 12
Feb.
1
1 100
7
10
.
99
85
Feb.
Feb.
8
26
91** Jan.
12
73
Mar. 10
75
Mar.
4
Feb.
8
91
Jan.
Mar. 18
85
Mar. 18
Mar.
7
90
Jan.
33 M Jan.
5
9% Jan.
2
36% Feb. 20
10% Jan. 15
73
1987
.....
90
84
9**
>1
9
Sale
108
106
5**
111**
6
o
J
10*
39
35%
13**
Budd Wheel Co....
"II**
Airport..
J...100
so! Traction of N
Battery..100
Fire Association
10
...
Horn & Hardart (N
Y) com..*
10
en
105
115
26**
Preferred
30
7**
2**
1
in
34%
9
10
Sale
"'1%
Sale
13
38
14%
Sale
10
26
31
Sale
100
33**
_35**
10**
13**
11
2
Sale
1
3
2**
65
Sale
J*
Mar.
7
86
34% Mar. 29 36% Mar. 20
10
Mar. 19
9% Mar. 8
Mar. 14
109** Mar. 26 113
106
7
"3""
Sale
"I"" Sale"
..10
2
"3
36**
40
Mar.
8
26
7
Mar.
11% Mar.
10
Mar.
11
2
1
1
Mar.
3
1 **
Sale
1** Mar.
8
9
5
'"2**
Sale
15%
Sale
25**
45
67
75
Sale
30
3%
4%
9% Sale
3%
3**
26
23
Sale
1
22% Sale
4
""4%
3
40
42**
37
35
69%
94%
28**
108**
24
1**
Shreve El Dorado Pipe L
%
2
*
32
35
1
"1-16 """"%
50
Sale
Sale
Certificates of deposit
United Gas Impt com new..*
2
35
Sale
3
Mar. 18
Mar. 12
98%
30** Mar. 9
108** Mar. 16
Mar.
Mar. 23
26
Mar.
4% Mar. 19
Mar. 11
1
40
Sale
99
25
Mar. 17
1
5
14
% Mar. 22
22% Mar. 31
24** Mar. 14
Mar. 29 42%
Mar. 30
98%
86
Mar. 23
Mar.
1 101
Mar.
Mar. 14
Mar. 30
36% Jan.
Mar. 23
Mar. 10
86
91
1** Mar.
1
60
6
59
5
40
Mar
17
15
Mar. 28
17
Mar.
7
18
Mar. 31
21% Mar.
7
8
94
Mar. 10
59
Mar. 18
59
Mar. 18
Mar. 23
Jan.
*0
5
43
Sale
66
i*
45
6
48**
2%
4%
45
4
5%
47
4% Mar. 29
120*
30
5** Mar.
8
Jan.
8
11
8
22
14
14
30
5
21
26
Jan.
15
Jan.
9
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
14** Jan.
17% Jan.
2% Jan.
3
Jan.
68
Jan.
3% Jan.
W*
36
74
28
Jan.
1!*
Jan.
7
Jan.
4
1-16 Jan.
6
5-16 Mar. 22
5
14% Jan.
6
14% Jan.
5
17** Jan.
89% Jan. 26
59
Feb. 20
Jan.
Feb.
19
21
15
20
28% Jan. 20
26% Mar. 1
8
5** Jan.
35
Feb. 16
24** Mar. 14
42*1
IT8
7 101
% Mar. 31
32% Jan. 11
Feb.
Mar. 30
Mar. 23
Mar. 10
Jan.
%
40
7
13
Mar. 14
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
2
29
4
Jan.
3** Jan.
4% Jan.
15
2
8
17
4
19
8
29
13
7
10
Jan.
11
80
...
i»
% Mar. 31
6
preferred
W Ter^v gr Seashore RR
8
4
Mar. 30
98
1
Mar.
2
% Mar. 16
5
Jan.
% Jan. 25
92** Mar.
Jan.
5
4
5-16 Mar. 22
59
Mar. 28
2
3% Jan.,
8** Mar. 29
Jan.
*A
Sale
*
24
Jan.
%
Sale
.*
30
Feb.
Jan.
91% Feb. 10 98% Mar. 12
28% Jan. 28 30?* Mar. 9
108** Mar. 16 108% Mar. 16
3
37
98
9
Jan.
3
**
16**
88
Jan.
24
i-16~Mar. 24
91
15% Mar. 31
35
65
9
1
"""% "1-16 ~""*i
19** Sale
2
7
1-16
89
16
Jan.
Mar.
1-16 Mar. 24
Sale
91
60
6
Feb.
Mar.
% Sale
38**
40
18
1% Mar. 18
2
Mar.
% Mar. 31
36% Mar. 5
15
6
1** Mar.
% Mar. 31
**
Jan.
Mar.
ieH
Mar.
% Mar.
22% Mar.
24** Mar.
% Sale
*
Common clasa B
Mar.
Mar. 10
72
'
...1
new
100
98
1** Sale
3
.
Mar. 22
Sale
25
Bridge..
Deve!
Sale
IVA
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
3% Mar.
8** Mar.
3** Mar.
24% Mar.
86
99
Sale
7
10
Mar. 30
63
"3%
Mar.
15% Mar.
3%
39
6% preferred
Utilities Corp
1
1**
2** Mar.
"2**
25
Sale
Sale
10
Mar. 14
25
14
14
Jan. 14
Feb. 18
3
9
14** Jan.
Jan.
8
2
Feb.
3
22
33% Mar. 5
9% Jan. 13
Mar.
5
Jan.
9
6
Mar. 31 100
40
Mar. 28
9** Feb.
Mar. 22
Mar. 17
65
53
-----
38**
11
Mar.
70
31
25
26
25
30
Jan.
105
37
26"" "30""
deposit
3
90
33
Corp.
Feb.
20** Feb.
Mar.
10
Sale
6
112% Mar.
Sale
Sale
Jan.
6
24% Mar. 29
6?* Mar. 5
8
J* Feb.
33% Mar.
7** Mar.
Sale
Sale
1
Mar. 31
28
3**
30
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Sale
Sale
8
Jan.
&
90
96**
28** Sale
3**
Mar.
2
20
12
Mar.
94**
94%
29% Sale
24 J* Sale
.
2% Jan.
36
Jan.
90
18% Sale
Sale
13** Mar 16
1** Mar. 5
9
Sale
30
13
Mar. 5
36
11
Sale
25
Jan.
9
90
28
50
8
10
14%
4 113
22
9** Mar.
Mar.
35%
Jan.
Feb.
1% Mar. 30
Mar.
65
4**
14%
4%
26**
26%
1 **
Mar.
Mar. 17
Mar. 3
Mar. 10
Mar. 3
25
30
3** Sale
2**
10**
3%
36%
13**
Sale
92
.—-50
6
""I**'Mar ."30
25
66
7% A
4 Ex-dividend
86
24%
6**
%
107** 112% 108**
90
RR
Second
Mar.
6** Sale
.2*
Rapid Transit
7% preferred
Preferred
86
25
24
36
74
Phila Insulated Wire
Seaboard
Mar. 18
26
22
*
.
Phila
Shares
85
2** Mar. 22
2
38"
35%
12** Sale
it*
J.*>
Prod pref
Phila Elec of Pa $5 pref
Kailroarl
Mar. 18
71
85
6
6**
Sale
112** Sale
25** Sale
30
28**
10** Sale
pref..*
Phila Dairy
Phila Elec Pow pref.
22
100
...
cum
27**
34
110%
2
18* SP
10tf
Bank Sec Corp
15**
26** Sale
7**
8
100
Preferred..
vl lit
*V/s
Sale
3%
50
Fire Insurance
Electric Storage
89
86
35** Sale
♦
100
Preferred
Central
83** Mar.
Par
G) Mfg Co
Camden
Mar. 28
Mar. 29
91
Inc...
ttudd (K
Mar. 10
91
75
77
85
200 Victory Park Land Impt....
Warner Company
*
88**
86 J*
29**
30**
91
95
Southeastern Pr & Lt 6s
2,200
90
23
1
932 U S Dairy Prod clasa A
1,600
30** Mar.
Feb.
8
96**
30** Mar. 24
8
2,000
1,700 Tonopab Mining
11,800 Union Traction
200
600
32
26
Tono-Behnont
300
61",700
"87"" Sale"
97
132 Telephone Security preferred
2,900
30
Feb.
Feb.
133 Tacony•Palmyra
28
800
.....
86** Sale
31** Sale
39%
"85"" "90"
800 Sentry Sufety Control.......
"
"""800
99**
.....
28
20 Scott Paper series A...
1,630
Feb.
70
106
22
12
Jan.
14** Mar. 24
Jan. 21
Feb. 240
24 86
8
80** Jan. 24
Feb. 23
17 107
8 30** Mar.
8
5
99** Jan. 30
2
75
Jan. 14
4
88** Mar. 4
18
87** Mar. 8
Feb.
5
30 35
Feb.
5 Reading RR 1st pref
800 Reliance Insurance.
364 Scott Pater
20
90
70
Feb.
Feb.
310 Reading
142
1
14** Mar. 24
68** Mar. 8
90
250 Phila Traction ctf of
1,089
90
60
14
29
Feb.
6
28** Jan. 23
Mar. 29
Mar.
8
5,809 Phila & Reading Coal & Iron.
3,865 Philadelphia Traction
\5
250
9
90
14** Mar. 24
68%iMar. 8
86
16 Phila Germ & Norrist'nRR 50
358
1,300
1,760
14** Mar. 24
68** Mar. 8
Jan.
99
71,400 Pennroad Corp
50
90,600 Pennsylvania RR
700 Penna Salt Manufacturing..
960
Mar.
107
Mar. 17
87
Mar. 14
85
890 Lehigh Valley
1,700
4,300
167
305
74
4
9
100
13,700 I nsurance Co of N A
373,000 Lehigh Coal & Navigation
67
909
68
25** Mar. 23
26** Mar. 9
Prices.
65
86
Reading improvement 4s
Safe Harbor W Pow 4V$s_1979
30 Penn Cent L & P
1,450
74
27** Mar.
26** Mar.
Mar. 14
Sale
1944
232 (I) Fishman & Sons——...
390 Horn ik Hardart (Phila) com.*
40
2,600
68
70"" "74"
J1971
STOCKS
900
300
w
Keadng Terminal 5s__
Reading Terminal 5s
125 Con
23,300
28
65
Highest.
Sale Prices.
65
Mar. 14
Feb.
6
w* Feb. 16
24
24** Feb. 25
-
690 Cumbria Iron....
"
16"6oo
5%k..I972
6,800 American Stores..
3,700 Hankers Securities pref
4,125 Bell Tell Co of Pa pref
4,300
1,800
26
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Penn Cent L & P 4%s.
6,000 York Rys 1st 5s
1,400
275
600
28
28
1.000 Wil & Chester 6s—
825
4,400
14,900
26**
106
24%
Highest.
Prices.
Mar. 14
Sale
65
7.000 Straw bridge & Clothier 5s '48
46,000
70
l",465
Ask.
..
1.000 Peoples Pass 4s T C ctf dep...
24,500 Phiia Elec (Pa) 1st s f 4s.l966
1st 4%s series
23,000
1967
1st & ref 4s
1971
10,200
533,100
192,600
9,000
13,000
1,000
5,000
1,000
47,000
Lowest
March 31.
Bid.
—...
370
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
..1948
Lehigh Nav cons 4
25 Bornot
5,025
Ask
-
1935
2,000 Pennsylvania 5s_
—1968
Penna Pow & Lt 4H>
1981
16,000 Peoples Pau tr ctfs 4s—1943
11,810
300
Bid.
26,000
~4'306
1,200
Ask.
Lehigh Power 8c Light 6s—:
Sharer
3,000
1,100
March 1.
1932.
Shares.
1,000
2,200
MARCH.
Price
Jan. 2
March.
40,506
$1,544,800
4,373,700
$392,300
1,518,073
Jan. 1 to March 31__.
IN
1931.
1932.
March.
PRICES
PHILADELPHIA
STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
1,000
Bond Sales.
1932.
530,695
Stock Sales.
March
46
Jan.
9
25
11
Feb.
9
Mar.
8
Jan.
13
RANGE OF PRICES ON BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales.
1932.
Shares
March
1,811,444
Jan. 1 to March 31-_---____„
2,301,513
PRICES
STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
In
$
9,000
18,000
7,000
9,000
31,000
3,000
3,700
4,000
"i",666
33,000
11,000
4,000
3,000
aer
51
Jan.
5
31
38
Feb.
15
43
Feb.
55
Feb. 23
Mar. 26
47
3
47
83
94%JMar.28
90
Feb.
Feb. 23
Mar. 3
Jan. 14
84
95
91
Sale
92% Sale
17%
24
Sale
28
100
48%
8c
Maine
33
Mar. 24
Mar. 15
53
Mar. 18
31%
31%
33 %
33%
53%
Mar. 9
Mar. 5
Mar. 26
Mar. 24
Mar. 29
48
53
58
7
100%
Sale
"80"" "85"
91% Mar.
7
80
100% Sale
Mar. 19
100% Mar. 3 100% Mar. 23
48% Mar. 29 48% Mar. 29
48% Mar. 29 48% Mar. 29
100%
"80" l66"
24
§1 " "99%
100
76
Sale
130
124
115
Sale
72%
Sale
72%
115
Mar. 28 125
Mar.
75
Mar.
10
45
16
12
58
15
—
--
-
Sale
3
9
100
100
...100
51c
5
2%
75c
19%
23
15
30
33
10
55
10
45
157
135
140
94
35
Mar.
11
Mar. 28
13
Mar.
24
Mar. 14
1
....
5
1]
20J
2
50
86
18
1%
.100
.......
1,195 Boston Personal Prop Trust
1,177 Brown 8c Co pref
1%
15
—
m.
—
»'■
*
87
—
1.00
55c
55c
6
23%
~5~
3
1
3
89
95c
Sale
92
1.00
S*
1
19% Sale
Sale
a
%
2%
%
\Y*
1
2% Sale
13
730 East Boston Land
10
3,842 Eastern Gas & Fuel Assn com
1,465
4%% preferred........ 100
3,419
6% preferred
100
6,891 Eastern SS Lines. Inc new
976
324
891
1,245
836
225
Preferred.
""2,895
64
1%
Sale
....
2% Sale
1%
1%
1
1%
Sale
1%
15
11
%
2%
1
2
100
*
1
56
100
70
8
.....
1
1%
Feb.
Jan.
25
8
3
1% Sale
2
Sale
5
Jan.
1%
89% Mar.
50c
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
4
Jan.
16
62
Jan.
15
Jan.
15
12% Feb. 26
24
Jan.-7
24
92
3 153
9
50c
Mar, 14
Sale
85
15%
16%
35
36
82
Sale
18
Sale
7%
4%
12
1
8
5
Sale
~80"" "95"
15%
Sale
M
17%
6%
3%
20%
7%
18%
8
4
Sale
39
85% Sale
16%
8
15%
4
Sale
9%
17
6
3%
3%
18% Sale
32
50
Jan.
5
Feb.
24
Mar, 18
85
Feb.
13
Mar.
3
153
Mar,
9
50c
5
4
Mar. 11
96c
19
Mar. 31
26% Mar.
5% Mar
3
90c
Mar.
Mar,
Feb.
2
Mar, 11
5
Feb.
5
Mar.
Jan.
3
21
Jan. 22
Feb.
8
Mar, 30
8
Feb.
17% Jan.
Mar. 18
k
Jan.
13
Jan.
15
Jan.
19
98
Mar,
§8
Mar, 16 100
Feb.
1
91% Mar. 3
15% Mar. 31
95
Mar,
87
Jan.
6 100
Jan.
12
23% Jan.
22
Feb.
4
% Mar. 28
Mar. 30
2
% Mar. 10
2
Mar. 10
15% Mar, 31
19% Mar,
1
Mar.
•%
1%
%
1%
6% Mar.
% Mar,
2% Mar.
Mar. 28
2
Jan.
4
Feb.
5
Jan.
3
9
6% Feb. 29
Feb.
3
3
Jan.
14
14
Feb.
9
2% Feb.
2% Feb. 16
Feb.
5 137
107% Jan.
5
4% Feb.
3% Jan.
16
14
Feb.
19
3
15
Mar. 21
20
Mar.
14
Jan.
5
22
Feb.
19
70
Mar. 16
70
Mar.
Feb.
Jan.
16
Mar. 26
12
Mar.
Jan.
11
4
70
10
65
8
5
Mar. 29
8
Mar.
5
Mar
29
1% Feb. 25
7
60
Mar.
3
Mar. 12
1% Mar. 10
Mar.
9% Mar. 2
63% Mar. 18
Mar. 24
7
1% Jan.
1% Jan. 11
12% Feb. 13
9% Jan. 27
1% Feb. 25
Feb.
1
7
Mar. 28
2
1% Feb.
1
Jan.
27
11
120*
Feb.
64
Jan.
4
70
Jan.
28
Jan.
2
9
Jan.
14
34
Jan.
15
82
Jan.
4
Feb.
16
58
Mar.
7
8% Mar.
5
7
Mar. 23
85% Mar. 31
62
35
35
Mar.
85% Mar.
205
2
9
20% Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
9% Mar.
171% Mar.
7% Mar.
11%
5%
3%
18%
8
57% Mar. 30
15
Mar.
57% Mar.
7% Mar.
5
7
Mar.
4
Mar. 19
24% Mar.
2
Mar.
2
4
4%
6
92
3 153
15
Mar. 16
Mar. 23
4% Mar.
72
.....
14
14
Mar, 14
19 135
18
173
Jan.
Jan.
24
Jan.
90c
1% Mar.
60% Sale
57% Sale
16
Jan. 21
26
Mar. 30
1
Sale
5
35
4
2
8%
2
15
Jan.
130
2%
\
14
22
12
2
....
Sale
299 Hathaway Bakeries class B__
Class A
125
125
10
12%
1%
Sale
Sale
....
6
15
....
8
8
...
13
70
60
"68""
190
583 Gilchrist Corp
24,275 Gillette Safety Razor Co
*
235 Greenfield Tap & Die......25
225
11,631
Sale
68
Jan.
76% Jan.
5 130
72
Mar,
110
Mar. 28 135
109% Sale
Mar.
3%
3%
3% Mar. 24
4% Mar.
Sale
7
4,355 General Capital Corp..
116 Georgian, Inc (The) A pref..
1,415
Sale
4
60% Sale
64
6,266 Edison Elec Illumination.100
9,132 Employers' Group Assoc T C.
3,810
108% Jan.
Mar, 28
14
7%
60%
31
175
First preferred..
255 Economy Grocery Stores
10
52
10
750 Continental Securities Corn
2,725 Crown Cork Internat Corp..
20
Jan.
32
98
15% Sale
Sale
Sale
1
2
22
99
95
91% 100
18% Sale
125%
116% Sale
3%
3%
3%
17
17% Sale
9
50 Brown 8c Durrel Co common.
1,230
Feb.
11
.....
228
100% Jan.
2
48% Mar. 29
48% Mar. 29
85
Jan. 14
99
Jan. 19
99% Jan.
48 % Mar.
48KJ Mar.
35
Mar.
132% 140
100
18% Sale
65c
89,718 Amer Telep 8c Teleg
100
2,005 Amoslceag Mfg Co
...»
1,119 Bigelow-Sanford Carpet... •
270
Feb. 23
Feb. 18
Mar. 19
4
49
21
24
100
75c
Preferred
24
Jan.
68
150 Amer Pneumatic Service...25
Preferred
1,455
........50
First pre .'erred
5
50
2d preferred
20
43
60
Mar.
Mar.
49% Jan.
15% Mar. 12
19% Mar. 11
21
39% Sale
10
12%
153
Preferred B
...
50
13
40
--
1,466 Amer 8c Continental Corp
18
70
Feb.
Feb.
33
35
72% Mar. 18
9%
46
100
MI SCELLANEOUS—
2,371 American Founders Corp
360
Feb.
22
Jan.
23
10
73%
100
19,829 Pennsylvania RR...
445
95
91% Mar.
20
99
117% Sale
8%
87 Norwich 8c Worcester pf.100
222 Old Colony
100
24,821
85
4
31% Mar. 9
31% Mar. 5
33% Mar. 26
33% Mar. 24
53% Mar. 29
96
Jan.
5
91% Mar. 7
15
100
Adjustment
8
17% Jan.
80
99%
Pref
14,208 N Y N H A Hartford
200
Preferred
345
31
"22 """Mar ."15
Ser C 1st pref stamped..100
Ser D 1st pref stamped..100
20
25
25% Mar.
1
29% Mar. 22
91% Mar.
Ser A 1st pref stamped__100
Set B 1st pref stamped
100
530
810
29% Sale
-----
__
641 East Mass St Ry Co..
100
First preferred.........100
395
1,715
Mar.
96
219 Chic Jet Ry 8c U S Y pref
100
Common
110
85
65% Mar.
Par.
194 Boston & Providence
'"""27
1
5
70
Sale
1957
Class C 1st preferred
116
""325
Mar.
91
33
Common stamped
169
10
175
83
65% Mar.
60
23
1,907 Boat 8c Maine prior pf stpd 100
12
Mar. 26
58
"83" "Mar ."26
81
90
20
STOCKS
""16
9,822
Sale
53
1940
990
4,253
58
27
21
Indianapolis Pr & Lt
5
65
30
46%
1948
4%s
Highest.
Sale Prices.
27
"I" "96"
1396
273
100
Prices
61
J948
Illinois Steel
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Highest.
Sale
Sale Prices.
55%
.....1948
Hood Rubber 7a
130
10
122
Ask.
65
Serlea D 6a
Series C
Lowest.
March 31.
Ask. Bid.
Series B 5a
15 Boston
1,096
Bid.
54%
A 4H« 1948
1,253 Boston & Albany
6,042 Boston Elevated
1,483
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
IN MARCH.
50
2,000 Kan City Mem 8c Blrm 4a. 1934
Income 5a
1934
2,000
33,000 Mt Hope Bridge Flat 6%s '57
68,000 New Engl Tel «c Tel 5a...1932
4,000 Nor Am Lt & Pr A 5%s..-1956
Series B
3,000
1956
4,000 P C Pocahontas deb 7a
1935
1,000 Sevilla-Biltmore 7%s
1937
327
March 1.
Ask.
25%
24%
Shares
Sharet
1932.
1948
56,000 Amoskeag Mfg Co 6a
1946
12,000 Brown Co 5 M*
5,000 Canad'n Intl Paper Co 6a.l949
19,000 Chic Jet Ry & IJ 8 Yda 4a. 1940
5a.
1940
22,000
East Mass StRR
732,400
Price
Bid.
69,000
61,000
6,700
3,700
5,000
1,000
1,000
587,450
Jan. 2
BONDS
1.
Jan.
March.
$184,000
Jan. 1 to March 31.
BOSTON
aggregate sales.
$268,550
March
719,548
1931.
1932.
Bond Sales.
1931.
553,604
■
Mar. 11
18
70
9
4
3
Jan.
36% Jan. 20
4
85% Jan.
16% Jan. 15
Mar.
171% Mar. 29 205
9% Mar.
7% Jan. 15
11% Mar. 23
5% Mar. 19
3% Mar. 26
10% Jan.
5
20%
8%
5%
24%
2%
2
Jan.
12
9
4
Feb.
8
6
81
Mar. 11
72
Mar. 11
81
Mar. 31
24
Mar.
3
18
Feb.
Mar. 21
72
Mar.
7
70
Mar. 21
Mar. 31
9
Mar. 31
9
Mar. 17
2
9
Mar. 5
Feb. 13
Jan.
8
Mar. 3
Jan. 14
Jan.
7
Mar. 11
Hygrade-Sylvanla Lamp—
207
,
1,131
30
69
Com srk
...
18
Sale
65
21% Sale
tr ctfs
Preferred
68
1
24% Jan.
75% Jan.
4
Jan.
2
5
internat Button Hole Sew¬
50
350
15
90
8,367
335
150
ing Machine Co..
1©
4,260 Jenkins Television Corp
136 Llbby McNeil Llbby
786 Loew's Theatres
com.
10
9
1%
3
25
8
23.489 Mass Utll Associates ▼ t c_...
592 Mergenthaler
Linotype...100
2
.....
10 Mulllns Mfg Co
•No par value,
a Assessment
paid,
11
1%
3%
8%
Sale
53
9
60c
3%
8%
2%
42
10
90c
4%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
60c
3
8
80c
4
8%
2%
2%
39% Sale
60c
Mar.
4
3% Mar. 16
8
Mar.
3
2% Mar. 18
39% Mar. 23
80c
Mar.
4
3% Mar. 16
8% Mar.
1
2% Mar. 9
43
Mar. 16
%
3%
7%
1%
39%
24
z
Ex-dividend.
Jan.
2
Feb.
3
Feb.
3
Feb. 24
Jan.
5
Mar. 23
Jan.
9
9
Jan.
7
3% Feb.
3
8% Mar. 1
2% Jan. 13
1%
53
Jan.
24
Jan.
15
9
BOSTON
AGGREGATE SALES.
PRICES
BOSTON
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
Jan. 1.
Shares.
Shares.
368 Nations! Leather
22
1,053
160
Jan. 2
STOCKS
New England
New
922
10
80
Ask.
50c
25c
Bid.
26c
60c
~~15
1654
16
March 31.
Ask. Bid.
50c
30c
Sale
1754
Ask.
50c
54
54
Lowest.
50c
Mar.
Mar.
9
Sale Prices
30c
7
15
15
17
3
Sale
2
101
Sale
98
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
26c
Mar. 14
Mar. 23
1754 Mar.
5
554 Sale
Prior preferred
4
Sale
108
554
7,711 New England Tel Ac Tel
3,622
Mar. 29
1854 Mar. 15
...
3,036
5,529
54
15
100
107
Pacific Mllla
100
20 Public Utility Holding com..
Warrants
8
854
,
54 Sale
9 54
50c
Sale
Sale
75c
754
25c
8
8
554 Mar. 3
2154 Mar. 10
Mar. 28 114
Mar. 29
Mar.
9
1054 Mar. 11
75c
225
1,260 Reece
2,604
4,477
2,487
545
746
6% Sale
cap
stk.
25
....
875 Union Twist Drill
100 United Carr Fastener Corp
100
480 U S Elec Power Corp..
Utility Equities Corp
*
200
95.50
dlv priority stk allot ctfa..
50
451
200 Venezuela Holding Corp
System Inc
....*
10 Waltham Watch class B
414
2,469
50
Preferred
Sale
8
Sale
1854 Sale
30 54 Sale
20c
25c
13
25
16
11
13
954
Sale
2
854 Mar.
1
1
Mar. 17
Bros
Feb.
Jan.
19
1
18
Jan.
18
35c
6
6
Mar. 28
Sale
2
16
Mar.
2
854 Mar. 17
154 Mar. 17
1054 Mar. 31
754 Mar. 3
1554 Mar. 10
Sale
17
Mar. 26
19
2
17
31
32
30
35
15c
Mar.
1
Mar. 23
3154 Mar. 10
5
20c
14
11
Mar.
Mar.
2
Mar.
3
Mar. 14
1154 Mar. 15
154 Sale
3754 Sale
31
3154
1
154
154 Mar. 31
3754 Mar. 28
Mar. 30
254 Mar. 3
4054 Mar. 11
3154 Mar. 18
154 Mar. 8
47 K
4654 Mar. 28
4754 Mar. 28
1054
3
Mar. 14
•
31 54
3454
..—
IK
IK
38K Sale
31
31K
IK
43
40
19 K
1854
5
Sale
IK
2,789 Westfield Mfg Co
can
.—-
1654
1754
10
5
1254
1654
1354
5
31
1
Mar.
3
14
554
6 54
54 Mar. 23
1554 Mar. 9
54 Mar. 23
1754 Mar. 19
10
10
25
""354 "454"
Mar.
1
354 Mar. 26
25
Mar.
1
654 Mar.
5
9
26
Mar. 28
954 Jan.
6
Jan.
12
54 Jan. 15
16
Mar.
2
954 Jan.
2
154 Jan. 20
754 Mar. 3
1554 Mar. 10
19
Mar.
2
30
Mar. 26
Jan.
4
32
Jan.
8
15c
Mar. 23
20c
Feb.
19
10
Jan.
3
5
13
Mar. 14
3
Jan. 18
Mar. 14
254
4054
3754
154
Jan.
9
Mar. 11
Jan. 27
Jan. 15
9
47'
21
Mar. 28
Jan. 19
154 Mar. 31
3354 Jan.
4
31
1
40
18
20
1454
Sale
13
Sale
Jan.
4
Mar. 30
Jan.
54 Mar. 23
1454 Jan.
6
Nov.
7
Feb. 23
25
Mar.
354 Jan.
15
.......
stock..
Jan.
75c.
12
1254
Sale
25
"IK Sale"
...
6
"
Jan. 20
11
65c
2
2
14
13
Jan.
254 Jan. 19
34
100
Conv preferred...
Mar.
854 Feb.
1
6
Jan. 12
16
6 K Sale
1054 Sale
Jan.
9
2154 Mar. 10
Mar. 28 116
754 Jan.
17
3
"1% Sale"
...100
Prior preferred
7,895 Warren
25
"676
31
754
12
1
Mar.
Common..................
2,628 Waldorf
50
Sale
Sale
12
476
276
10 54
18 54
8 54
--
10,181 United Founders Corp com..
23,909 United Shoe Mach Corp
25
Preferred...
25
2,138
240
IK
10
.*
900 Tower Mfg.................5
110
3,581
7,118
Sale
Sale
Button Hole Mach._10
9,584 Shawmut Assn TC
12,107 Stone & Webster Inc
8,789 Swift 9c Co
5,491 Torrlngton Co
Mar. 29
2
65c
16
450 Reece Folding Mach...
600
4
1854 Mar. 15
54 Jan.
41 Ry Lt & Sec Co common
220
18
Jan. 19
Jan.
98
250
41
Jan.
5c
1
K Mar.
Public Service
•
80
March 1.
1932.
Bid.
2,048 Nat Service Co ram the tr ctfa
340 New Engl Equity Corp...
506
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
IN MARCH.
Price
Since
March.
61
STOCK EXCHANGE
13
Mar. 31
Mar.
1
354 Mar.
254 Mar.
7
15
13
1
5
7
Mar. 31
Jan.
54 Mar. 23
1754 Feb. 19
Jan.
10
1254 Feb.
16
25
7
15
Feb.
Jan.
19
1854 Jan.
9
17
Mar.
1
7
MINING—
158
951 Calumet 9c Hecla .........25
1,250
4,730
6,205 Copper Range Go
25
9,050 East Butte Copper Mining 10
50 Hancock Consol Mining Co..
'""50
110 Island Creek Coal..
Preferred
10
2K
3K
IK Sale
'"140
100
393
150
3,675
14
16
95
107
25
25
...........25
4,068 Mohawk....
590 Nlpissing Mines
5
2.50
16,620 North Butte
200 Ojibway Mining Co..........
.....
"ioo
300 Old Dominion Co....
....25
IK
40c
IK
65c
1154
Sale
40c
Sale
a
V*
50c
65 St Mary's Mineral Land ...25
2,080
8,100
54
654
254
IK
30 Shannon
25
4,978
10
5c
25c
3,130 Utah Apex Mining.........5
-.1
25,018 Utah Metal 9c Tunnel.
50c
75c
30c
35c
1,170 PondCr Pocahontas Co....*
25
9,563 Qulncy
•No par value.
xEt-dlvidend,
40c
50c
1
450 Isle Royal Copper
300 LaSalle Copper.....
154
254
154 Sale
12c
...........
...
254
254
254 Sale
IK
7
Sale
Sale
1454
8554
154
40c
1654
90
2 >:
65c
1654 Sale
11-16 Sale
35c
45c
50c
7*
£*
154
2
10c
12
Sale
40c
Sale
254 Mar. 5
154 Mar. 31
7
12c
Mar. 18
14c
Mar. 31
12
Mar. 31
12
Mar. 31
154
30c
90c
Sale
16
54
33c
25
1
Sale
7
1
8
154
2
154 Mar.
35c
Mar.
5
8
1554 Mar. 31
11-16 Mar.
30c
1
Mar. 29
154 Mar.
35c
Mar.
9
8
1754 Mar. 4
K Mar. 29
45c
Mar.
3
Mar. 17
1
Mar. 17
654 Mar. 15
154 Mar. 21
8
Mar. 24
2
Mar.
1
54 Sale
40c
Sale
54
35c
Jan. 21
Mar. 31
Fod. 27
Jan. 13
Jan.
8
27
Mar. 31
10c
Jan.
8
85
154 Jan.
12
Feb.
35c
Feb.
18
1154
Jan.
2
11-16 Feb.
8
30c
Mar. 29
54 Feb.
9
54 Feb. 20
6
Feb. 16
Jan.
4
20
55c
Sale
54 Mar.
1
35c
Mar. 23
15
11
254 Jan. 25
40c
Jan.
27
1854 Feb. 19
1
60c
54
154
854
254
154
5c
Jan.
Jan.
16
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
J an.
9
11
14
8
2
17
13
16
1
50c
Jan.
17
4
60c
Feb.
Feb.
Mar. 16
25c
Jan.
15
45c
Feb.
54 Mar.
41c
6
5c" Feb.
25
5
Jan.
354
12
Feb.
Jan.
5
3K
14c
10c
50c
50c
5
2
23
85
8554
1
254 Jan.
154 Jan.
10c
9
Cleveland Stock Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON CLEVELAND STOCK
March.
1931.
28,368
36,078
98,519
Shares
_
Jan. 1 to March 31
AGGREGATE SALES.
112,787
March.
Jan.
1936
STOCKS
1,065
110 Apex Electric
•
134
.....
*
100
1,620
72
ice
631
3
1,061
751
82
271
410
5M
20
*
*
*
635
78
403 Cliffs Corporation v t c
225 Columbus Auto Parts pref
..100
......
»
.
193 Commercial Bookbinding.._*
Dow Chemical.....
*
Preferred........
70
6% preferred
Foote Burt
Preferred..
590 Halle Brothers
Preferred
......
30 Hanna M A $7 pref
318 Harbauer..
2,862
450
1,409
10
762
1,223
3
20
20
Interlake SS
•
•
10
*
*
10
*
Lamson Sessions......
Preferred
Mohawk Rubber
41
"""220
100
*
10
100
.25
....
*
50
1,375 Nestle JLe Murclass "A"....*
•
2,441 Nineteen Hundred Corp
•
3,234 Ohio Brass "B"
*
1,119 Packard Electric
825 Packer Corporation
*
Bros
2,765 Seiberling Rubber
125
■
311
Preferred
_
.
....
"3",703
1,120
200 Smallwood
Stone
*
*
100
25
100
No par rftlue.
54 Mar.
7
4
23
13
21
2
34 Feb.
7
3
Feb.
10
25
Mar. 28
27
Jan.
27
Jan.
30
103
Mar. 21
100
Feb.
Mar.
2
1
1334 Mar.
8
3 34 Feb.
Mar.
9
10334 Jan.
Jan.
4
234 Jan.
aS?
if*
7
354
4
3
3%
3%
7%
454
3
< 5
_____
7
101
3
4
Mar.
1
354 Mar. 28
734 Mar. 5
3% Mar.
7% Mar.
Sale
98
99
_
3
30
3554 Mar. 11
9654 Mar. 24
Mar.
9654 Mar.
6
41
43
Jan.
12
Jan.
12
1
Jan.
6
Jan.
22
14
454
334
334
934
534
434
Jan.
754 Jan.
5
7
4
32
Sale
3434
14
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
1334 Mar.
434 Mar.
1334
Jan.
3
25
Mar.
Sale
1
13
734 Jan.
5
34 Jan. 18
3334 Feb. 29
Feb.
1
154
15
29
Jan.
1354 Mar.
354 Mar.
1
4
27
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
13%
7
Jan.
7
6
68
Jan.
Feb.
334 Jan.
2934 Jan.
9654 Mar.
36
LOO
Jan. 11
Jan. 18
Jan. 22
Jan. 19
Jan.
5
Feb. 20
Feb. 17
Jan.
16
4%
79
Sale
•
23%
12%
5354
8>4
10
30
1454
454
7.25
1
6
Feb.
1
36
Jan.
30
36
28
Jan.
2
28
Jan.
Jan.
30
28
5%
24J4
26%
334 Jan.
22
Mar. 28
2354 Mar.
4
23
Mar. 30
2354 Mar.
4
22
2
Mar. 28
2034 Jan.
27
2
334 Jan.
2
Jan.
21
25
2354 Mar.
4
26%
2254
5554
954
50%
20
10
12
12
Jan.
23
12
Jan.
23
45
15
45
45
Feb.
27
4954 Jan.
29
60
60
Jan.
5
Jan.
5
234 Jan.
11
44
Jan.
6
12
Sale
8
834
60
"3%
Feb.
35
2954
5%
"3"
Mar. 31
13
5254 Mar. 26
754 Mar. 24
54
Mar. 23
12
12
12
Mar. 11
Mar. 17
854 Mar.
8
Mar. 23
t>0
5054 Mar. 17
334 Mar. 2
5054 Mar. 17
Sale
1154 Mar. 31
49% Mar. 30
1134 Mar. 30
1854 Mar. 8
49% Mar. 30
1254 Mar. 10
79
454 Mar. 31
4954 Mar.
1
434 Mar.
4954 Mar.
74
3%
65
354 Mar. 14
48
52
45
1554
1554
1154
12
Mar. 31
5054 Jan.
534 Jan.
5
9
13
Feb.
20
5634 Feb. 29
854 Mar. 8
60
334 Mar.
2
50-54 Mar. 17
5
17% Sale
1334
7
145*
12
Sale
Jk*
70
4%
49 54
7
Sale
74
5%
25 %
2
12%
14
Sale
4
20
Sale
16
4%
12%
434 Feb.
25
7
Jan.
12
Jan.
20
50
Jan.
20
Mar. 28
65
Mar. 28
5
7
3%
12%
1354
5%
17
15
Feb.
1
40
Jan.
9
40
Jan.
9
434 Feb. 24
5
Feb.
26
Jan.
17
13
22
7
1054
4
17
K
li*
15
5
Sale
6
30
8*
15
2
12
5
6
6
80
75
654
itH
"13%
100
iy>
23%
11
1134
6
30
Mar.
1
Mar. 10
65
8
Mar. 26
Mar. 17
30
5
Mar.
1
Mar. 10
534 Mar.
65
2
Mar. 26
_____
2454
854
15
Feb.
6
15
Jan.
27
7
Jan.
29
3034 Feb.
1.234 Feb.
17
Jan.
8
Jan.
5
2934 Jan.
29
Feb.
9
454 Mar. 18
7
Mar. 26
65
65
254 Mar.
8
8
Feb.
3
20
Feb.
1
534 Feb.
1934 Jan.
334 Mar.
3
olH
120
8
254 Mar. 22
Mar. 24
Mar.
334 Mar.
3
1
115
7
Jan.
100
Mar.
754 Mar.
2
29
9
1
Mar.
2434 Mar.
8
Mar.
16
Mar.
Mar.
M
Feb.
Feb.
234 Feb.
1
Sale
20
254 Mar. 31
20
Mar. 11
4
Mar. 11
Sale
Sale
97
1
97
85
2654 Mar. 23
95
3254 Mar.
Mar. 29 100
Mar.
28
834 Feb.
17
Feb.
1
334 Feb.
20
18
19
100
1
Feb.
Jan.
6
Jan,
834 Mar. 16
6
Feb.
7
Mar.
354 Mar.
Jan.
120
13
Jan.
20
13
2434 Mar. 17
16
9
9
334 Jan.
Feb.
22
8
1
Mar.
30
3
23
6
Mar.
Mar. 17
1734 Mar.
2854 Mar.
95
F3b.
8
23
7
9
Jan.
Mar. 29
2454 Mar. 17
1134 Mar. 3
854 Mar. 6
10
"2854
Mar.
234 Jan.
Feb.
16
Sale
iiH
234 Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
8
Mar. 26
1
1554 Mar. 30
22
32 54
4
95
Mar.
3254
Jan.
Mar. 26
9
6
Sale
334 Jan.
10
Mar.
9
734 Mar.
100
22
21
1234
Mar. 28
654
354
6
Mar.
17
6
25
14
95
634
1754
4
Mar. 24
634 Jan.
20
2
25
*8*
13J4 Mar. 15
12
454 Mar.
434
9
17
334 Jan.
1034 Mar. 22
1234 Mar. 26
8
28
8
Mar.
1*
*
Mar.
1554 Mar. 30
3M
2
29
454 Mar. 24
22
95
17
100
Sale
3
Mar. 24
2
3
3 34
Sale
116
3
7
99%
""354
434
1554
116
120
9
434 Mar. 24
17
63
18
...
654
Mar. 28
4
Sale
,.2« i!K
7%
12
49% Mar. 30
1154 Mar. 30
65
5
10
115
12
Jan.
185-4 Mar.
8
4934 Mar. 30
1334 Jan.
4
50
.____
22
234
Jan.
16
5
30
30
20
6
5
12
Jan.
1
6
_____
14
Jan.
13
Mar. 28
454 Sale
74
6
55
7
1134
Jan.
16
3%
•
20 Standard OH of Ohio pref. 100
«
2
29
80
40
«
8,722 Sherwin-Williams
Preferred
4,778
24
28
41
'
310 Selby Shoe
25
Feb.
Mar. 19
Mar.
17
.
.........
110 Bobbins A Myers vtc ser 1..*
Preferred v t c_...
40
25
"""520
Jan.
34 Jan.
6354 Mar. 22
Mar. 16
100
....
536 Patterson-Sargent.
7
6234 Mar. 15
25
42
95
*
500 National Tool
7,733 Richman
Mar. 12
41
Sale
101
13
*
*
676 National Tile...
106
654
20
*
Preferred
Preferred
70
2754 Mar. 11
6334 Mar. 31
Jan.
24
Mar.
100
379 National Carbon pfd
817 National Refining....
81
177
Mar. 10
Mar.
30
915 National Acme...
700'
Sale
75
100
*
Preferred
10
185 M'»rray-Ohio Mfg Co
170 Myers PEA Bros...
35
% Mar.
30
11
40
55
100
20 Medusa Portland Cement
333 Metro Paving Brick.
10
Mar. 19
6234 Mar. 15
1
%
Mar.
Jan.
41
28
220 YIcKec A G "B"
50
234
1
6354 Mar. 22
25
Sale
5
40
Sale
3% Sale
"2l""
..........100
65 Jaeger Machine
370 Kay nee
941 Kelly Island L Ik T
185
301
Sale
2
39
99
10 Higbee 1st pref erred .....100
110 India Tire & Rubber
30
2,429'
3%
Mar.
39
3%
31
5
734 Jan.
5
34 Feb. 26
Mar. 10
30
25
63 %
27
3
12%
12%
7
3
15
7
66
2%
654
2
3
30
100
149
16
Mar.
2H Feb. 2
14
6
Mar.
5
100
30
Prices.
Feb.
24
Sale
3
60
»
Preferred
39
16
92
95
Feb.
154 Jan.
15
"4154
2
*
910 Grelf Bros Cooperage
431
9
Sale
5
100
6% preferred
525
6801
154
15%
5
52
254 Mar.
101
3%
100
200
989,
14*
28
4,880 Goodyear Tire & Rubber
52
91
34 Jan.
2% Mar. 24
70
24
11
35
...
1,255
1,021
1,144
45
12
100
"""600
40
.♦
*
170 Geometric Stamping
39 Glidden prior pref
15 Goodrich (B F)
50
10
7
5
.....
"26%
.....
•
20
75
% $
8
10054 103
69%
80 Fostoria Pressed Steel...... *
23
21 General T & R
1,800
30
11
35
...100
*
136 Faultless Rubber
357 Federal Knitting Mills
•
805 Firestone Tire A Rubber.. 10
30
Mar.
6
30 Elec Controller & Mfg.
126 Enamal Products.....
655
654
74
29%
75
100
200 Eaton Axle & Spring
50 Edwards (Win) pref
/'
2%
1%
%
2734
3
62%
.*
3,421
13%
%:
26
& Sand Brew ..100
25
208
95
Highest.
Sale
Feb. 16
Mar. 31
92
Mar. 31
91
7
75
1
Cleveland Worsted Mills
300
126
Sale
6
90
3
382 Cleveland Union Stkyds
20
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
99 M
-
1034
5
27%
10
Certificates of deposit.. 100
2,553
1,700 Cleveland Securities prior pf*
100
.....
2534
100
Clark Fred G
296
Highest.
Sale Pricet
...
40*
100
pref..»
2,547 Cleveland Elec 111 6% preflOO
33 Cleveland Ry
..180
44
3%
2%
...
"24"
65 Cleveland Cliffs Iron
1,411
Lowest
2 34 Feb.
10
...»
& Fuel......
Preferred
—
91
94
5
..*
Prof
4,350
1,070 Cleveland
99%
"89"
Ask
2
30 Cleveland Automatic Mach_*
5
234
29H
♦
....
250 Chase Brass & Cop pfd
4,011 City
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
...»
695 Central United National
807
30
Ask.
100 X
97
100
25 Bessemer Limestone..
210 Byers Machine A
100
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Par.
Aetna Rubber......
10 Air Ways pref
8 Allen Industries...
200
Preferred
25
70,600
Sale Prices.
March 31.
March 1.
1932.
12,000 Cleveland Railway 5s
1933
22,400 Cleve S W RyALt GAC5sl954
"""loo
34,900
Jan. 1 to March 31
1931.
39,500
Price
BONDS
1.
Shares.
250
1932.
12,000
-
PRICES IN MARCH.
500 City Ice Dellv Cln 6s
Shares.
—
Jan. 2
Bid.
12,000
March.
CLEVELAND
STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
In
EXCHANGE
Bond Sales.
1932.
Stock Sales.
34 Jan.
134 Jan.
234 Mar.
20
Jan.
2
954 Feb.
2634 Mar.
1
95
Mar.
1
Jan.
80
Feb.
31K
1%
2!h
Jan.
15
Mar. 17
Jan.
11
Feb.
16
7
11
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
1034 Jan.
Jan.
35
100 % Jan.
Jan.
85
Jan.
16
6
6
4
13
22
18
PRICES
CLEVELAND
AGGREGATE SALES.
Jan. 2
Since
In
;
Shares.
STOCKS
1.
Jan.
*
•
120 Thompson Aeronautical....*
220 Thompson Products Inc
_*
Bid.
5
110 Standard Textile A pref
30 .stouffer Corp "A" w w
20
90
10 Trumbull-Cliffs preferred 100
Truscon Steel preferred.. 100
'
Ask. Bid
Bid
Ask.
20
20
20
20
25
"6#
28
-_I-
Ask
1.
90"
25
6
6
7
5y2 Mar. 18
20# Mar. 24
Mar. 16
5
6% Mar. 16
5% Mar. 18
20# Mar. 24
5
Mar. 16
5% Feb. 24
20# Mar. 24
5
Mar. 16
7% Mar. 10
6% Mar. 16
80
Jan. 20
6234 Feb.
8
75
80
■——
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
March 31.
March 1.
1932.
Par.
Shares.
15
20
RANGE SINCE JAN.
IN MARCH.
Price
8TOCK EXCHANGE
March.
63
STOCK EXCHANGE
CLEVELAND
—--
5% Feb.
19
Jan.
Jan.
7
5
9% Feb.
29
Jan.
Jan.
20
13
6
Jan.
2534 Jan.
3% Jan.
10
Jan.
9
Jan.
28
6
88# Jan.
6
6
47
Feb.
6
25
6
80
65
'yYp 32
25
290
2
9
217 Weinberger Drug......
"
.....50
400 White Motor
19
—100
21 White Motor Sec pfd
510 Youngstown Sheet & T pf 100
.iv;',
.
5#
'23#
10
Sale
4
10#
23
*
12,042 Union Trust
1,485 Van Dorn Iron...
2,061
6#
*
240 Union Metal
135
2%
9%
6
Sale
3#
10#
5
24 %
....^
8
40#
70
40
80
103
"98"
38%
80
3%
10
2
5
Feb.
11
20
Feb.
2
Jan.
3
28# Mar. 16
2# Mar.
9
10
Mar., 3
10
16
23
23
42% Mar. 14
42% Mar. 14
Mar. 28
5
22# Mar.
7
Mar. 17
2
Mar.
10
Mar.
6
Jan.
10
Jan.
9
88 % Jan.
40
Jan.
17
10%
88#
26
88%
40
Baltimore Stock
16
22
23
23
e
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON
Shares
March
Jan. 1 to March 31
-
STOCK
3,500
3.000
PRICES
Bid.
Ask
Bid.
Ask
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
IN MARCH.
~94~~
Sale
Lowest.
March 31.
Bid.
Ask
Sale
Sale
Prices
95# Mar. 30
3,000
5.600 4s sewerage impt........ 1961
7.800 4s burnt district........I960
19W
4,300 4s water loan.
95# Mar. 28
91# Mar.
95# Mar. 31
90
4s
100
""loo
1,400
3.600
unnei
95%
Sale
91
P
sr
is amies
Mar.
4
91
Mar.
4
1,666
5,000
1,000
2.000
6,000
23,000
4,000
6,000
1,000
4,000
6,000
1,000
5%
100
Sale
101# Sale
101
93#
101#
96
98#
90#
98
Mar. 18
Mar. 30 93# Mar. 30
Mar. 31 101# Mar. 31
96
Mar. 28
Mar. 28
Mar. 16
Mar. 9 99
90# Mar. 11
Mar. 11
15
Mar.
9
Mar. 9
75" Mar."2
pfd 1936
75
80
>$8-1948
Maryland State loan 4 #8 1932
40
Sale
37
100
Sale
100
Maryland Mortgage 5
75
1,000
Wash Bait & Annap
40
Mar. 30
Mar. 31 100
i',814
2,616
99
6
10
15c
26#
15c
Sale'
23
.....
3
147
494
Preferred.
103
3#
3#
50c
Sale
32
3#
Sale
15c
"664
4,805
...
23
.....
95
249
587
1,780
3,147
>:
50
968
385
212
63#
Sale
pref w I ser
5% preferred
100
Sale
Preferred
96#
.....
97#
96#
Sale
29#
50
Sale
"97# Sale"
4#
30
15
Sale
30
1,208
7#
1,479
647
24
•
"20
24 Roland Pk Homel'd Co pfd—
400 Silica Gel common..
30 Standard Gas Equip common
980 United Rys at Electric
U S Fidelity Ac Guar
655
5,816
■
•
14,982
4--V 126
Table.
Western
Md
Gash sale.
50
10
Dairy Inc pref *
Sale
6
18
Jan.
25
1
96
Feb.
18
95
Jan.
25
98
Mar. 18
98
Mar. 18
Jan.
10
85
Jan.
20
66
Jan.
Jan.
12
20
93# Mar. 30
2 101# Mar. 31
93# Mar. 30
100
96
Jan.
tlH
96
18
Mar. 28
99
Mar. 28
97# Feo.
Mar. 16
90* Mar. 11
Mar. 11
Feb.
8
Feb.
8
Jan.
20
43
Jan.
20
75
Mar.
2
75
Mar.
Mar. 30
40
Mar. 31
Mar. 31 100
Mar. 31
75
2
Jan.
21
Jan.
14
Jan.
Jan.
21
14
6
36# Feb.
6
55
8
Mar.
8
99
Mar. 19
6
Mar. 19
5
Mar.
5
5
Mar.
Mar.
4
Mar.
8
Mar.
12
Jan.
6
12
Jan.
.Tan.
22
30
Jan.
Jan.
15
4
6
22
23
Mar.
1
3
Feb.
4
23
Mar.
1
Feb.
23
Feb.
16
Jan.
12
Feb.
Jan.
12
2
Mar. 28
Jan.
18
Mar. 30
6
113
Mar. 30
Mar. 30
1
4
Mar. 22
18#
20
Sale
49# Sale
Mar.
20# Mar.
18
65
2
Mar. 14
Mar. 19
68# Mar.
8
107# Mar. 14
103
Mar. 10
97# Mar. 26
50c
Mar. 16
A* Sale
aVA
5
5
17
17
Feb.
10
Mar.
Jan.
55
Jan.
7
6
Feb.
12
Feb.
59# Feb.
10
Mar.
2
Jan.
25
Jan.
28
13
8
106
Mar.
4
Jan.
27
100
J an.
5
Jan.
12
96# Mar. 8
Feb. 19
2 5c
Jan.
15
13
Feb.
13
Feb.
3# Feb.
5
Feb.
25
17
24
Jan.
5
Feb.
8
10
Mar. 17
Jan.
16
40
Mar. 28
Jan.
14
5
Mar.
40
Mar.
Mar.
30
Mar.
Mar.
4#
29#
12#
70#
7#
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 10
Mar.
8
Mar.
9
Mar.
7
Mar.
2
5
Feb.
Mar.
19
Mar.
3
2
Mar.
2
Mar.
Feb.
3
3
6
30# Mar. 10
30
Feb. 27
Mar. 10
6
1
Mar.
3# Mar.
9
10
5#
5# Mar.
5
Mar.
19
2
14
Jan.
Feb.
14
8
9
Feb.
15
5# Feb.
13
5
8
Mar. 21
Mar. 24
Jan.
Feb.
15
7
Mar.
20
Mar.
7
1
20
Jan.
8
Mar.
2# Mar.
20
Mar. 11
18
Jan.
26
Mar. 11
2# Mar. 24
2
Jan.
21
Mar. 24
20
21
19
3#
Sale
69
6# Mar. 21
Jan.
1# Feb.
7# Jan.
Mar.
20
Sale
21
Feo.
16
Feb.
92
Sale
20
68
......
Penna Water at Power
Feb.
Feb.
&
6
5
6
101# Mar.
96# Mar.
30c
Mar.
8
30
6# Sale
•
W Penn P S pref...25
Ac Miners Transp
380 Northern Central
246
92# Feb.
1
99
12
116
Mar.
Mar.
10
Sale
Sale
8#
1st
284 Monon
415 Mort Bond at Title w 1
7,237 New Amsterdam Casualty...
82
285
11
1
93
11
1
3# Feb. 25
106
2
50
Sale
2
First Nat Bank w 1
Merch
Jan.
Jan.
5
8
3# Mar.
Mar.
.........
2,193
1
Mar.
33
293
3#
29#
10#
5
preferred............25
preferred
25
2,150
6,031 Maryland Cas Co
961
26
Mar. 19
Mar.
"I# ~~4~
5
4
2d
2,307
12
Jan.
12
3
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
2
61
61
25c
5 Guilford Realty Co......
562 Mfrs Finance common » t..25
"640
Jan.
Jan.
9# Jan.
106
10
227
10
.100
E
.100
......100
64#
70
992
622
Na par
5 4%
Jan.
93
25c
70 Finance Service preferred—
""205
•
*
6% preferred ser D
Consolidation Coal..
93
31
23
113
2
Sale
130 Finance Co of Am class A
70
4
8
N O pf
1,517 Fidelity at Deposit
130
Mar.
Mar.
17# Mar.
17# Mar.
65
Mar.
865 Fidelity at Guar Fire Corp. 10
722
6
3
25
Consol Gas E L Ac Power
93
5
10
116
300 Davison Chemical common
...._*
342 Eastern Rolling Mill
832 Emerson Bromo Seltx Awl
105
99
25
1st prefer red.. ...100
6#%
Commercial Credit
12
Jan.
37
35c
25
Preferred B
10
703
298
295
8
Mar. 19
Mar.
6
*
Black 8t Decker common
1
Jan.
89# Feb. 17
96# Mar. 30
17
30
10 Commercial Credit.......—*
107
5
12
Preferred
20
765 Chew & Pot Tel of Bait pf_.10O
20
103
Feb.
100
Par.
400 Appalachian Corp....
3,034 Arundel Corporation.
67 Atlantic Coast L (Conn)...50
10
700 Baltimore Trust Co..
92
90
Mar. 31
1949
STOCKS.
Shares.
Shares.
4
Feb.
55
5s..1941
1st 6s
1
Mar.
75
Maryland Trust ctfs 5s
1,000
5,500 United Ry & El fund 5s.. 1936
2,000
Feb.
91
36# Feb.
2,000 Silica Gel Corp 6#s w w.1932
7.000 Standard Gas Equip 6#s 1932
7,000
1,000
1,000
3,500
90
4
Mar.
2
Mar. 31
1.000 Merchants Terminal 4#s 1948
1,000 Sandura Co Inc 1st 6s...1940
'
1
Mar.
43
15
Realty Co.,.6s__1943
Gibson Island Co 6%
12
Feb.
91
65
Mar. 18
85
90
1981
1941
4s
Davison
18
Jan.
85
98
85
General 4#s
Danville Traction
93
95
-.1954
5,000 Consol G E L & P 4#s.._1935
3,000
3,000
2,000
2,000
3,000
Jan.
95# Mar. 31
96
2,000 Belvedere Hotel 1st 5s—1932
4,000 Benesch (I)8c Sonsconv6sl939
17,700 Century Parkway Corp6sl956
1934
v 5,000 Commercial Credit 6s
1939
4,000 Consol Gas first 5s
2,000
1
93
...1937
....
93
27
Feb.
14
Mar. 28
89# Feb. 17
91# Feb.
92# Feb.
City 4s 1940, Public Imp
4s Harbor
Jan.
90
2
93# Jan.
95#
1
6
90# Feb.
91# Jan. 26
§6# Mar."30
City 4s 1944, 2nd School....
"
Feb.
93
96# Mar ."29
90
1946
School
90
Jan.
94
93
series—1954
& B (Cpn)
1952
hnpt
195)
4
2.000 4s second school loan...1948
1946
3.000 4s 2d Sewer (cpn)
4s 2nd
Prices.
95# Mar. 30
90
97
..1951
3,100 4s p ivlng loan
6,000 4s second water serial...1950
1,200 4s 2nd Sewer (coupon! ...1948
1,200
9
'89#
96
90#
unpt
4s second water
100 4s 2d
Mar.
91
Mar.
91
'90#
1955
1.200 4s park loan
30
Jan.
90
95# Mar. 28
90%
900
92
Sale
Prices.
6
90# Feb.
90# Jan. 26
90
1961
4s dork loan.
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale
Prices.
95# Mar. 30
90
...........1962
4s conduit
600 4s Jones Falls.........—1961
5,300
March 1.
1932.
BALTIMORE CITY BONDS—
s
$
158,200
Price
EXCHANGE
BONDS
1.
Jan.
Jan. 1 to March 31___
$282,600
976,300
$50,700
Jan. 2
Since
In
1931.
1932.
Bond Sales.
March
31,161
97,300
BALTIMORE
AGGREGATE SALES
March.
BALTIMORE STOCK EXCHANGE
1931.
1932.
22,133
63,594
Stock Sales.
6
Mar. 31
i
3
66
Feb.
8
I Feb.
48
Jan.
5
I Jan.
90
Mar. 11
Mar.
7
90
Mar.
1
51
13#
67#
50#
Feb.
24
Feb.
24
3
Mar. 23
3
Feb.
29
Feb.
20
3
'50c" Sale
5#
853
Sale
4J$ Sale
35
Mar.
Mar.
20
53
Mar.
3
53
50# Mar.
90
19
68#
Mar.
Mar.
13
69
50c
4# Mar.
85
Mar.
Mar. 12
13
69# Mar.
1# Mar. 2
6# Mar. 11
85
Mar. 22
50c
Mar. 31
Feb.
Mar.
7
4# Mar. 29
85
Jan.
4
[ Mar.
i
20
16
14
7
2
Jan.
18
Jan.
20
RANGE OF PRICES ON DETROIT STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales,
1932.
March..
477,129
707,992
1,176,944
Jan. 1 to March 31
AGGREGATE SALES.
DETROIT
PRICES IN MARCH.
Since
March.
Jan. 1.
Shares.
Shares.
180
246
mm
—
Jan. 2
STOCKS
March 1.
1932.
Bid.
Ask.
l"
""1%
603 Auto Fan Ac Bearing com
100 Baldwin Rubber class A
-
*
*
m'mmmmm
155 Consolidated Paper com—.10
1,835 Continental Motors com
2,715 Copeland Products Inc.—.
3%
551 Crowley-Milner Ac Co com..*
4%
560
100
613
1,039 Deiael Wemmer Gilbert com 10
6,519 Detroit & Clevel NaT com..10
1,920 Detroit Edison com
...100
4,250
1,284
8% Sale
2,631
'
13,768
319
4,191
7%
3
115
•.
m.
—
—
General Parts
Convertible
common.
Hudson
Motor Car
Kermatb Mfg Co
Convertible
50 Kirsch Co
1,315
1,600
110
125
10
1,677
43,208
24,080
4,344
110
5,951
120
Bankers
238
518
'mmmrnm
638
10
1,250
3,595
40
40
679
4,o90
mm mmmm
9
IK
Sale
Motor Products Corp com..
Wheel com
20
11c.
65c
11%
Sale
7% Sale
9%
10%
1% Sale
26
Jan.
4
Jan.
9
Jan.
Feb.
16
% Mar. 17
13
15 %
25c
Sale
39c
IK
IK
2% Sale
50c
3%
65c
8
10
7%
11%
10
14
11c
22c
Sale
Sale
3K
Sale
5% Sale
Mar. 17
6
1% Mar. 4
14% Mar. 12
6
Mar. 17
6% Mar. 31
8% Mar.
2% Mar. 16
3% Mar.
Mar.
98% Mar. 30 113
5
2
1
25
Jan.
25
29
Feb.
29
8
com
4%
8
Mar.
9% Feb.
9
10% Mar. 17
3% Jan.
9
Mar.
1
Jan.
11
18
6% Mar.
2% Mar.
98% Mar.
62c
Jan.
Mar. 23
7% Mar.
3% Mar.
2
5
2% Mar. 23
1% Mar. 24
1
Mar. 19
2
1
15
Mar.
Mar.
3
15% Mar. 28
20c
i%
14
7
14 K
Sale
3
3%
9%
10
11c
Mar. 28
% Mar. 14
Parker Rust Proof
22
Sale
5
5%
3
Sale
3
~
20%
Sale
21%
3
2
20% Feb. 19
Jan.
12
22% Mar. 3
% Mar. 28
1% Mar. 15
15% Mar. 28
24% Jan.
14
20c. Mar. 31
% .Tan.
20
2
10
13% Mar.
Mar. 28
2
1
Mar.
7
7% Mar.
4
15
1
30
4
4
9
2% Mar. 28
Mar.
Mar. 17
Mar.
4
3% Mar. 15
10% Mar. 2
Mar. 15
Mar.
5
14
22
4
4
10
Mar.
1% Mar.
11% Mar.
2% Mar.
16% Mar.
5% Mar. 18
10
Mar. 28
13% Mar.
2
c
23 %
5
Sale
5%
%
2
9% Sale
2%
2%
22
23
11
12
Scotten Dillon
20 %
3%
K
Sale
4%
2
8
Sale
2
% Sale
19
1%
com
*
..*
..IS
com.
Sale
3%
Sale
45%
46
2 %
3.
2% Sale
%
1
17 %
40
4
IS
Second Nat Investors
20
2 y8
% Mar. 14
2
15
Mar. 24
20% Mar. 31
4% Mar. 22
8
...
8%
....*
»
IS
5
Mar. 24
26
5
Mar.
2
Mar. 19
7% Mar. 31
2% Mar. 4
9% Mar. 28
2
Mar
9% Mar. 2
2% Mar. 10
21% Mar. 9
2
Mar.
3
Sale
Sale
3% Mar. 31
17% Mar. 31
4
Mar.
1
*
»
•
3j|
11%
2
2%
5
10
Sale
2
Sale
40
Mar.
5
2%
2%
%
19%
1%
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
17
1
17
22
16
2
Sale
18%
Mar. 31
2% Mar. 17
1% Mar. 22
% Mar. 17
17
3 %
1%
11%
5%
....
4
Sale
3%
4
1% Sale
8%
4
7%
10%
18%
...
31
* Sale
16 % Sale
y
Ex-rights.
Feb.
1
4% .Tan.
7
3% Feb. 13
10% Mar. 2
4
Mar.
32
Sale
17 X Sale
26
Sale
11% Sale
7
11%.Tan.
9
Mar. 15
10
Feb.
1
Mar.
1%
12%
2%
18%
Jan. 11
Jan. 20
Mar. 4
Jan. 14
5
11% Mar. 30
2% Mar. 4
14
Mar. 28
2% Mar. 28
9% Jan.
7
13% Mar. 2
5% Mar. 18
11% Feb. 29
19% Jan.
9
15
5
9c. Jan.
5
Mar. 24
Jan.
6% Jan.
6% Jan.
21
20% Mar. 31
9
18
10c. Jan.
Mar.
26
15
5
21
21
2
4% Mar. 22
6% Jan.
16
16
2
Feb.
16
5% Jan.
5
2% Jan.
5
19% Mar. 28
3
23
Jan.
Jan.
14
2
Jan.
12
Feb.
2
Mar. 11
Jan.
12
4% Mar. 18
1% Mar. 1
19
72
2
% Feb. 19
34
54
Mar.
2%
3%
%
19%
1%
6i%
6%
Feb.
8
Jan. 15
Mar. 17
Mar. 22
Feb.
9
2% Feb.
8
2% Mar. 22
30c. Jan.
13% Jan.
6
7
1% Jan.
6
Jan.
8
6% Mar.
8
4% Jan.
23
2
1
1
Feb.
15
Mar.
14
2
Jan.
5
5
13% Jan.
3% Jan.
5
14
7
2
5
8
72
Mar. 16
75
Mar.
2
Feb. 10
Jan. 12
Mar. 21
Mar. 29
4% Mar.
Mar. 16
75
Mar.
3% Mar. 2
% Mar. 24
4
Mar.
4
1% Mar.
3
10% Mar. 21
10% Mar. 21
3%
%
8%
10%
19
Mar. 21
19
19
Mar. 21
19
1
10%
%
1%
%
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
12
% Mar. 16
1% Mar. 4
% Mar. 14
24% Mar. 31
10% Mar. 30
2
18% Mar. 16
5
Mar. 29
3% Mar. 31
9% Mar.
54
Mar. 21
10
% Sale
1%
1%
%
%
com ▼ t c_*
Ex-dividends,
75
Sale
....
*
BANKS.
33,644 Detroit Bankers
.......20
30,032 Guardian Detroit...
20
1% Mar. 15
4% Jan. 12
85c
5% Jan.
19% Jan.
10
3% Sale
11
5% Mar. 19
4
14
1* i&*
1
3% Mar. 31
17% Mar. 31
8
10
Sale
3% Sale
814 Wolverine Portl Cem com..10
x
15%
*
200
o Sold for cash,
2
6%
9
3
4%
100
4,975 Yosemlte Holding
.....
1
Tlmken Axle com.........IS
com
Mar. 31
2% Jan.
4% Jan.
2
1% Mar. 16
com—
Preferred
Mar. 31
% Feb. 24
3% Mar. 31
2% Feb. 24
9c. Jan.
5
3
com.
Class B
Jan.
% Feb.
—
18 %
com—
com
Feb.
6
10K
2
..*
com
Jan.
Mar.
3% Mar. 28
5% Mar. 19
Mar. 28
8
3% Feb.
6
1% Mar. 24
Mar.
3
11% Mar. 30
2% Mar. 4
19
Jan.
2
14
15
55c
14
2
Mar. 23
7% .lan.
3% Feb.
27
Mar. 24
1
14
20
Feb.
16
Mar. 31
Mar. 31
Jan.
Jan.
25% Mar.
27
2
8
4
7
20% Mar. 12
50c
3% Mar. 31
2% Mar. 16
6% Jan.
2
Jan.
9
29
Mar.
3
2% Mar.
1% .Tan.
13
Jan.
Mar. 12
15
62c
% Mar.
4% Jan.
2% Jan.
2% Mar. 23
1% Mar. 24
14
8% Mar.
5
3% Jan. 20
L20
Jan. 20
Jan.
5% Mar. 20
2% Mar. 4
5
7
Jan.
5
9% Jan.
5% Feb.
3
5%
*
Pittsburgh Forglngs
Feb.
14% Feb.
9
"i
4
6% Jan.
10c. Jan.
*
Parke Davis Ac Co
Feb.
1
...
Packard Motor Co
100 Vortex Cup Co common
100
Class A
212 Walker Ac Co units
No par value,
Mar. 26
1
11% Mar. 22
25% Mar.
19% Mar.
14
Sale
49,555 Warner Aircraft Corp com..*
8,584
13,311
12
18
com
Class B
Sale
10 %
3%
8
10%
9
Outboard Motors class A
55c
3%
4%
17,730
2,085
5%
6%
2% Sale
IK
2%
2
2%
IK
2
4
15 Vb
Corp com—*
8,072
Class B
1,531 Universal Product
100
3%
2%
Sale
3%
12
18
999 Universal Cooler class A
100
3
55c
15 %
5
100 Sutherland Paper com
110 Third Nat Investors com
m
20 %
25c
14
Motor
Reo Motor
Sale
Sale
6
'—...*
414 Silent Automatic
413 Square D class A
mmm mmmm
14%
14%
*
common
500 River Raisin Paper
1,133
1,350
3%
15%
315 National Steel Co com....—*
1,075
200
100
280
OH
Miles Detroit Theatre..—.10
Motor
3
5
7
3
14%
*
94,166 Murray Corp common—...,
1,840 National Investors com
1
500
8,703
6,619
1,852
3
*
Mfahon (R C) conv pref..
100 Muller Bakeries class A
685
7
4
10
—
com
McAleer Mfg com
150 Mesta Machine
327
355
6,742
1,328
14%
3
10
200 Michigan Sugar com......10
80
Preferred..
...10
5,270
37,140
Sale
1 %
3%
4%
3%
%
1%
com
preferred
1,215
100
2%
Sale
3%
Prices.
2
4% Jan.
Sale
% Sale
1
....
common
4,886 Kresge (S S) Co
mmmmmm
—
*
195 Kalamazoo Stove com......*
20
2%
9%
22 %
......
mmmm
Sale
19% Sale
*
preferred
2,400
mmwm
6%
9
9
978 Hoover Steel Ball com
10
1,516 Houdallle-Hershey class A..*
37,326
Class B
*
100
6% Sale
3
98 %
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
4%
6
Highest.
Prices.
1
584
495
6%
Sale
3
1%
16,708 Graham-Paige Motor com..*
2,984 Grand Rap Metal Craft—..*
6,629 liall Lamp com
1,825
10
3%
Sale
10%
11%
12%
13%
•
General Motors com.......10
4,871
1,050
2,541
170
50
—
Nat Investors com_.l
835
12,780
10% Mar. 17
Class B—
50 Gemmer Mfg Co class A
100 Gen Fdy Ac Machine units
50
625
Sale
Mar. 30
Mar. 28
5%
Ford Motor of Canada cl A..*
835
14,116
4,251
10
ii*
Sale
1
9
147,637
3,561
750
2%
.....
Federal Mogul common....
114
*
2%
113
1% Mar. 4
% Mar. 17
10
Ex-Cello Aircraft A Tool..
563 Fourth
«.
61,716
Sale
3
1
55
Sale
1
Lowest.
Sale Prices
2
Mar. 19
5% Jan.
8% Mar. 30
8% Mar. 23
Sale
8
*
10,949
55
220
Ya Mar. 17
11
768 Federal Motor Truck com..
121 Federal Screw Works com—*
178
100
4
10
520 Detroit Steel Prod com
..*
210 Dolphin Paint & Var cl B—*
1,026 Eaton Manufac'g Co com—*
323
5,842
Detroit Motor Bus..
Mar.
9
10 Detroit Gray Iron Fdy com.*
210
Mar. 19
1
i%
7%
8,414 Bower Roller Bearing-...—*
31,400 Briggs Mfg Co common
*
5,578 Burroughs Adding Mach
*
51,581 Chrysler Corp common—*
1,392
Highest.
Sale Prices.
2
1,882
13,797
2,011
12,113
-
Lowest.
March 31.
Par.
565 Alloy Steel clan A.........*
860
Class B
♦
100
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Price
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
1931.
Shares 257,631
% Mar.
1% Mar.
1
4
Mar.
5
Mar. 12
Mar.
1
25
9
8
24
24% Mar. 31
10% Mar. 30
4
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
11
25
5
15
8
8
Mar.
1
Jan.
5
Mar. 29
Jan. 14
Mar.
8
Jan.
2
1% Jan.
7
18
10
Jan.
10% Mar. 21
Mar. 21
Jan. 13
1% Mar.
1
1% Jan. 22
1% Jan.
9
37% Jan.
19% Jan.
15
14
Los
Angeles Stock Exch.
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON THE LOS ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales,
March.
.
_
...._
1932.
i
_
_
_
_
Shares
Jan. 1 to March 31__
AGGREGATE SALES.
In
March.
$
10,000
1,000
1,000
Shares.
200
100
BONDS
1932.
4^s
Ask.
Bid.
101
102
91
94
2li
1,500
850
1,500
103
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
77
59
75
57
56
75
67
Highest.
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
96
96
100
102
10134 Jan.
68
78
10334 104
10434 10534
99 J4 100
98 34
9834
97
9834
94
96
95
96
96
89
87
87 H
89
Mar. 11
92
t
1961
7734
78
1968
78
80
73
75
7334
76
9634
9734
9534
9634
9634
9734
9534
963|
102
9934 10034 101
8034
82
8234
84
84
8134
8334 83
1945
71
75
76
1951
97
98
1952
97
98
98
99
78
7634
Jan.
7
7934 Jan.
7
Jan.
26
60
Jan.
26
Jan.
15
75
Jan.
15
Feb.
11 102
Feb.
11
102
9834 Mar.
2 10034 Mar. 10
Mar.
96
Mar. 18
8834 Jan.
86
80
8534 Mar. 15
Mar. 24
Mar. 24
Jan.
86
Jan.
75
Jan.
7034
9834
9734
9934
8534
7
5
8
15
22
15
14
24
334 Mar.
2
5
Mar.
7
5
Alar.
334 Feb.
454 Feb.
Jan.
3
2
Mar. 24
3
Mar.
2
Mar.
Jan.
21
2
53
Mar.
Jan.
7
134 Alar. 11
573-a Mar. 28
2
Mar.
61
Alar.
16
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Alar.
53
_____
Mar.
16
Mar.
1034 Alar.
2
17
Alar. 29
734 Alar. 31
52
334 Mar.
5034
134
5134
934
9
9
14
52
Jan.
4
Mar.
Mar.
9
Feb.
Feb.
8
934 Jan.
Feb.
1
J an.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
18
9
Jan.
Jan.
834 Feb.
634 Jan.
Feb.
19
Feb.
17
734 Mar.
Alar.
3
Mar.
3
250
Mar.
225
14
400
900 Golden State Co Ltd
25
166 Goodyear Tire & Rub pfd.100
25 Goodyear Textile pref
100
5,800 Hancock Oil Co A
25
722 Hal Roach Studios 8% pfd.25
Mar.
200 Globe Grain Mill
Mar. 29
734 Mar.
5734 Alar.
5M Alar. 29
634 Alar.
56
25
Feb.
Mar.
734 Mar. 21
Jan.
Jan.
3
11
Mar.
3
Mar. 21
Feb.
14
Alar.
Feb. 27
1034 Mar.
1334 Mar.
5434 Mar.
1034 Alar.
250
66
7
75
85
86
78
235 Farmers & Merch Nat Bk 100
200 Gilmore Oil Co Ltd...
*
"2",400
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
2 10034 Mar. 10
7
96
Jan.
7
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
10
,
Jan.
8834 Jan.
7034
9434
9434
9934
7834
4,300 Douglas Aircraft Inc
*
1,100 Emsco Derr & Equip Co...I.*
500
Prices.
5
14 10234 Jan.
96
Mar. 11
11
75
42
'
Feb.
Highest.
Sale
Z8H
60
90
68
Mar. 11
98
87
1939
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
104
93
74
65
300 Commercial Discount
'"500
103
93
59
1942
1.400 Byron Jackson........
2,050 California Bank
25
400 Calif Packing Corp..
25
1,386 Central Investment Corp. 100
16,200 Chrysler Corp
;
_»
2,550 Citizens Nat Bank
"20
3,500 Claude Neon Elec Prod Ltd.*
500
92*
73
6,300 Bolsa Chica Oil Corp A
10
345 Broadway Dept Store pfdllOO
1,300
102
Ask.
55
75
Shares.
STOCKS
Par.
,>00 Associated Gas & Electric...
300 Barnsdall Oil Corp A
25
10
IN MARCH.
March 31.
Ask. Bid.
71
..1957
Pacific Electric 5s
March 1.
Bid.
95
77
59
5s
8,000
General 5s
3,000
11,000 Co Calif Gas 43£s
2,000 So Counties Gas 4^8
2,000 Union Oil of Calif 5s
1,900
Jan. 1 to March 31_.
PRICES
1931.
$155,500
232,500
$24,000
89,000
Price
14,000 So Calif Edison 5s
8,000
1,000
1932.
March
Jan. 2
$
10,000 L A Gas & Electric 6s
1942
5s
11,000
1961
5,000 L A Railway 1st mtge 5s__1938
1st ref 5s
1,000
1940
2,000 Nevada-Calif Elec 5s
1956
4,000 Pacific Gas & Electric 6s. 1941
5s
1942
13,000
5s
1,000
1955
5,o66
525,718
1,834,328
LOS ANGELES
STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1.
Bond -Sales.
>1931.
237,634
858,798
50
Mar.
Mar.
66
Feb.
2
Jan.
8
18
15
Jan. 26
Mar. 22
534 Mar.
334 Jan.
Jan.
"i'loo
10,500 Internat Re-insur Corp
10
20
Alar. "9
Alar.
1,220
5,500
2,817 L A Gas & Elec 6% pref
10,000 L A Investment Co
1,000 MacMillan Pete Co
100
95
Alar.
10
5
Alar. 14
Mar. 31
Alar.
5
Mar.
Feb.
1
34
134
234
34
Mar. 2
Mar. 18
Mar. 26
Alar. 14
Mar.
34
134
234
34
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
4
Alar. 14
400
200
1,300
200
199
100
400
6,100
1,900
100
1,400
300
400
1,200
200 Monolith Portl Cem
1,300
100
400
400
50
8,000
100
"6,165
700
300
6,400
117
10
90
80
212
5,850
400
1,900
17,700
Preferred
10
3,100 Pac Amer Fire Ins Co
500 Pacific Clay Prod
16,500 Pac Finance Corp com
2,700
Preferred series C
1,800
Series A
5,060 Pac Gas & Elec com
10
3,266 Pac Lighting Corp
1,100 Pac Public Service
1,900
Preferred new
56 Pacific Tel
400
60,700
17,200
5
13,400
100
200
400
85
15
10
com new
*
Preferred
534 Alar. 17
634 Mar. 28
734 Mar. 16
1
9?4 Alar.
3154 Alar. 31
2234 Mar. 4
9
2434 Alar.
3734 Alar. 31
Mar.
Alar.
Mar.
Alar.
9634 Mar.
15,506 Rio Grande
Oil Co
*
4
234 Alar.
948 Seaboard National Bank
522 Seaboard Nat Sec Corp
Mar.
4
15
Mar.
Jan.
16
Mar.
534 Mar.
634 Mar.
634 Jan.
834 Feb.
3134 Mar.
2234 Mar.
2434 Feb.
3634 Feb.
9334 Jan.
3234 Jan.
34 Jan.
234 Jan.
1134 Jan.
9634 Mar.
Feb.
15
Jan.
27
734 Alar.
8
Alar.
934 Mar.
36 34 Mar.
2234 Mar.
25
Mar.
4634
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
454 Alar.
134
34
34
234
Mar.
4
106 34 Alar.
Alar.
25
Mar.
Mar.
§?*
18
Jan.
11
Feb.
17
14
Jan.
Mar. 10
Jan.
Mapr.
11
1
Mar, 28
Alar.21
Jan.
14
Mar. 24
Jan.
Feb.
14
4
Jan.
14
Mar.
7
Jan.
Mar. 21
Mar.
Jan.
19
Feb.
Feb.
1
Mar.
Mar. 17
Feb.
Mar. 14
Mar.
38
25
Alar.
26,100 Security First Nat Bank...25
3,106 Shell Union Corp com
*
3634 Mar.
30
Feb.
Jan.
4
Alar.
65
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
5
"_25
4
Mar.
57
3
3
Mar.
Mar.
28*
40
Mar.
._
3,100 -Signal Oil-Gas A
42,906 So Calif Edison Ltd
com
Original preferred
7% preferred
6% preferred
16,606
534% preferred
1,600 So Calif Gas 6%
Alar.
25
534 Alar.
3254 Mar.
Alar.
43
..25
Alar.
25
2734 Mar.
Mar.
25
25
Mar.
25
2254 Mar.
Mar.
25
A
172 So Counties Gas 6%
loo
15,785 Southern Pacific Co......100
155,000 Standard Oil of Calif
*
com
1,400 Taylor Milling Corp
86 Title Insur
& Trust Co
263,306 Transamerica Corp
44,500 Union Oil Associates
9034 Alar.
3954 Mar.
243! Mar.
Mar.
88
2834 Mar.
27
Mar.
Mar.
4734 Mar.
Alar.
25
Mar.
534 Mar.
1134 Mar.
Mar.
10
325
Mar.
Alar.
11
5
Mar.
7
Mar.
Mar.
534 Mar.
7
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
15
Mar. 7
Jan. 14
Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
■|g
5
19
Feb.
Jan.
17
Feb.
27
18
Feb.
Jan.
4734 Mar.
234 Jan.
934 Feb.
325
4
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
1334 Alar.
Mar.
Mar. 7
Mar. 2
Feb. 18
Jan.
4
1934 Mar.
2234 Jan.
634 Alar.
Mar.
*
25
200 Van DeKamp's Bakeries
25
200 Weber Showcase & Fix pfd._*
Alar.
95"
Mar.
*
49,900 Union Oil of Calif
Express
24
2634
2334
2034
2334
25
337 Union Bank & Trust Co..100
1,106 Western Air
Mar.
6
13
Jan.
7
Feb.
Jan.
17
15
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
4
Jan.
1
Jan.
Mar. 21
Mar. 2
Mar. 4
Mar.
Jan.
„
Alar.17
JA Jan.
92
11
Feb.
Mar.
102
94
Mar.
16
Feb.
34 Jan.
34 Jan.
34 Jan.
2
6
Feb.
Jan.
11
Alar.
Alar.
Alar.
Mar.
Mar.
25
Mar.
Alar.
11
1
Mar. 18
Jan.
9634 Mar.
Alar. 23
14
Mar.
Alar.
1
134 Alar.
54 Mar. 26
Jan.
85
234 Alar.
Mar.
Jan.
9334 Jan.
Mar.
Alar.
13
Alar.
11
356 S Joaq Lt & Pw 7% pr pfd.100
92
6% prior preferred
100
90 .Seaboard Dairy Cred pref. 100
Mar.
39
3634
,34
234
1234
*
Mar.
Alar. 29
Alar. .28
*
10
& Tel common.100
206 Superior Oil
20
*
com
42,300 Pac Western Oil Corp
*
I60 Petrolite Corp
*
600 Pickwick Corp com
1.10
15,900 Republic Pete Co Ltd__I_Il0
1,900 Richfield Oil Co com
*
300
""500
25
...25
700 Pacific National Co
641
35,300
25
6% preferred
8,900
25,600
6.400
10
4,450 Pac Mutual Life Ins
10
""§2
10
new.
300 Pac Gas & El 533% pref
2,506
l8t pref 6%
3,400
8,400
6,500
100
*
200 Moreland Motors pref
10
524 Mortgage Guarantee Co..100
55
"2",000
~25
com..
8
!
•;
Exch.
San Francisco Stock
RECORD I
MONTHLY AND YEARLY
RANGE OF PRICES ON
THE SAN FRANCISCO
STOCK EXCHANGE
476,694
2,063,689
,_Shares
March__
Jan. 1 to March 31
BONDS
Jan.
13,000
70,000
8,000
7,000
18,500
77,000
2,000
3,000
100
1937
._
Calif Packing Corp 5s
Coast Co G & E Co 5s_
6", 000
4,000
4,000
"i~,666
5**s
-
5*6s
17,000
8,000
6,000
23,000
27,000
4,000
52,000
2,000
2,000
1,000
14,000
1,000
6,500
"99*6 Sale"
39
45
43
50
Union Oil Co of
1,300
167
800
1,425
3,581
5,168
8,067
72
27
•2,950
100
30
4,301
15
23,016
""~2i4
1,520
35
3,891
1,949
230
1,500
100
8
828
45
9,319
63
68
*6
1*6
18*6
100
*6
1*6
22
105
__
397 Emporium Capwell cap
4,925 Fageol Motors com
10
12,610
Preferred
10
125 Fireman's Fund Indem cap 10
11*6 Sale
14
15
95*6 Sale
3,530 Fireman's Fund Insur cap 25
545 First Nat Corp of Portland A *
15,675 Food Machinery com
*
l0
Preferred series A
100
200 Foster & Kleiser com.
10
Galland Mercantile Laundry
19
85
1*6
*6
2*6
375
25
Ltd capital
1*6
30
9
*6
2
5*6 Sale
3
of
Calif
20
capital-.... 10
4,064 Honolulu Oil Corp Ltd cap.*
35 Honolulu Plantation cap'1.50
*6
*1
*6
•
3
2
17
20
16
89
90
10
Sale
—-
61
11*6 Sale
14
15*6
95
92
17*6
230
250
1*6 Sale
13*6 Sale
13
13*6
17
11*6
9*6
6
4
%
%
%
%
25*6
48
20
45*6
33
8*6
9*6
8*6
-----
1
I
32
3
*6
7
85
2*6
40
8*6
2
Sale
9
33*6
7
21*6
24*6
10
11
40
38
22*6
*6
2*6
Sale
8*6
25
Sale
65
8*6 Sale
14*6
15*6
6
19
Mar. 10
65
Mar. 10
18
27
24
22
Jan.
87*6 Feb.
Mar. 26
Mar. 10
70
5
19
21
Seller
97
Seller
5
*6 Mar.
Mar. 22
2
Mar.
8
10*6 Mar.
4
8
90
856 Mar. 31
Mar.
3
63
8*6 Mar. 28
12*6 Mar.
Mar.
61
Mar. 14
4
Mar. 29
Mar.
17*6 Mar.
250
230
Mar.
4
94*6 Mar.
16
9*6
11
4*6 Sale
*6
*6
*6
—--
22
42*6 Sale
-----
1
31*6
3
*6
6*6
12
7*6
8*6
1*6
7*6
.....
6*6
21
38
30
7*6
25
Sale
4*6
4*6
6*6
5*6
4*6
150
828 Investors Assn The capital.*
1*6
3
2
336
5
9
11
3
Feb.
1
65
Mar. 11
9*6 Jan. 28
1256 Mar. 11
Mar.
5
*6
Jan.
5
3
Jan.
5
19
Jan. 19
Feb.
9 101
8*6 Jan.
4
Jan.
20
Jan.
Jan.
7
5
11*6 Feb.
13
13
18
6
16
Feb. 29
65
8*6 Mar. 28
15
26
Mar. 29
15
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
96
Jan.
61
Jan.
91
16
Jan.
5
15
Jan.
16
9*6 Jan.
26
Feb.
11
Mar.
9
4*6 Mar.
*6 Mar.
*6 Mar.
4
14
Mar.
20
Mar.
*6 Feb, 11
H Mar. 29
17
Jan.
8
Mar.
48*6 Mar.
42*6 Mar.
40
Mar.
Mar.
8
Mar.
12
5*6 Mar.
9
8
16*6 Jan.
Jan.
14
4*6 Mar.
*6 Mar.
*6 Mar.
20
6
9
Mar.
1*6 Mar.
Mar.
13
19
Mar.
230
1*6 Mar.
13
17*6 Feb.
4
Jan.
Mar. 30 245
2*6 Jan.
1*6 Mar. 24
Jan.
Jan.
4
Mar. 24
5*6 Mar. 15
85
Jan.
26
1*6 Feb. 11
10*6 Feb.
4*6 Mar.
*6 Jan.
*6 Jan.
20*6 Jan.
48*6 Mar.
15*6 Jan.
11
Feb.
15
15
13
31
18
4
15
9
6
18
Jan.
85
1*6
26
Feb'.
11
Feb. 23
Feb. 15
35
6*6 Mar. 28
8*6 Mar.
7
29
3
Feb. 15
56 Feb.
5
5*6 Jan.
2
*6 Mar. 7
1*6 Mar. 11
*6 Mar. 7
1*6 Mar. 11
*6 Feb. 15
1*6 Mar. 11
5
Jan.
8
Mar. 14
36
Jan.
15
9*6 Jan.
21
32
L3
Mar. 30
Mar.
3
32*6 Mar. 30
3
Mar.
3
Mar. 14
33*6 Mar.
1
7*6 Mar. 24
8*6 Mar.
7
Mar.
8
31
Mar.
8
8*6 Mar.
3
21
21
9*6 Mar
.
8
28
31
Jan.
7*6 Feb. 17
4*6 Mar. 28
4*6 Mar. 15
2
Mar.
4
5
Mar.
4
4*6 Mar. 15
2*6 Mar. 28
3
16
*6 Feb.
15
21
8*6 Mar. 31
Jan. 20
3
Jan. 14
4*6 Mar. 15
38
5
13
3
Mar.
1*6 Jan.
5
% Feb.
8*6 Feb.
8
21
38
37
4
Mar.
13
230
82*6
3*6
33
Jan.
Jan. 25
3*6 Feb. 16
3
2*6 Mar.
9
14
91
1*6 Sale
13*6 Sale
13*6
13*6
3
162
8
*6
1*6
18*6
88
5
2*6 Feb.
Mar. 11
65
7
*6 Mar. 29
2
Mar. 22
Mar,
16
8
11
114
Jan.
Mar.
Feb.
Jan.
1*6 Jan.
8*6 Mar. 3
1256 Mar. 11
3
Mar. 31
91
6*6
21
Jan.
Jan.
280
Jan.
1*6
1*6
142*6
2*6
2*6 Mar.
14*6
20
16*6 Jan.
Jan.
101
Mar.
3
90
8*6
9
Mar.
8
90
90
*6
1*6 Sale
*6
36
9
50
4
5
4
13
12*6 Jan.
15*6 Mar. 17
7
19
2*6
4*6
value.
Feb.
Feb.
45*6 Feb.
3 100*6 Jan.
102*6 Feb. 13 104*6 Jan.
92** Jan.
92
Jan. 11
2*6 Mar. 10
1 *6 Mar. 24
11
1,299 Hunt Bros Pack Co cl A
__*
60 Hutchinson Sug Plant cap. 15
No par
80
63
7
62
Mar. 10
7
1
2
280
46
25
*
Jan.
4
Mar.
99*6 Jan. 11
96*6 Feb. 13
99*6 Mar. 11
10
Mar. 21
99*6 Feb. 10 102
9936 Jan. 23
97
Feb. 15
Mar.
Mar. 18 114
Mar,
4
2*6 Mar.
Mar.
7
2*6 Mar.
Mar.
150 " Mar.
2 150
56
3
'"560
Mar.
103
86
113
8*6
2
5
Ltd—
Common capital
Co
70
Mar.
Sale
11
48*6
25
2,035 Haiku Pineapple Ltd com..20
238
Preferred..
1
25
Hawaiian Commercial&Sugar
9.832 Golden State Ltd cap
22
"7"" *10*6
27*6
;
156
10
10
42*6 Sale
*
*
*
*
capital
B
8
14
Home Fire & Marine Insur
635
14
65
300
60
65
10*6
4*6
%
2
*
472 General Paint A
375
99*6 Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan. 19 100*6 Mar.
101*6 Feb.
2 103*6 Jan.
98*6 Feb. 19 101*6 Mar.
Mar.
94*6 Jan.
7 98
5
Mar. 21
13*6 Mar.
Sale
277
10
8*6 Sale
—
13
Hawaiian Pineapple
25
100
Mar. 21 102
65
70*6
112
114
114
2
Sale
1*6
1*6
2
3*6
146*6 151
150
2*6
2*6
Sale
1%
1*6
Sale
60
9*6
3*6
%
%
650
Jan.
25
87*6 Mar.
Mar. 26
86
102
15
14*6
325
10
12
9
13*6
2,662
25
52
79
1
105
8*6
Inc class A partic pref
*
CrockerFlrstNatBkSFcaplOO 250
1*6
17,161 Crown Zeller com vot tr ctfs *
8*6
3,509
Preference series A
*
8*6
606
Preference series B
*
569
15
96*6 Jan.
_
58
200
Jan.
Feb.
97
6,343
common
50
72
Jan.
98*6 Feb.
Sale
68
68
103
26,582 California Packing cap
*
115 Calif Water Service pref__100
109,981 Caterpillar Tractor cap
*
1,415 Clorox Chemical A
*
4l4 Coast Cos Gas & EI 1st pf 100
Consol Chemical
Industries
951
23
86 *6
101
86*6
60 *6
20
20
27 Calaveras Cement Co pf_100
4,450 California Copper cap
;__10
360 Calif Cotton Mills cap
100
295 California Ink Inc A
*
648 Calif-Ore Power 7% pref.100
100
35
Mar. 10
1013-6 Mar. 24 101*6 Mar. 24
Mar. 22
97*6 Mar. 11 98
100
Preferred
430
3,397
Mar.
40
99
915 Calamba Sugar Estate com
425
Mar." 11
79
Calif 6s..1942
910 El Dorado Oil Works cap
287
99*6
1
Mar.
104 %
Sale
87
8
17
98*6
100*6
99*6
96*6
98?6
4
65
Mar. 10
65
Mar. 10
100*6 Mar. 18 100*6 Mar. 18
65
97
95 *6
Jan.
93*6 Feb.
40*6 Jan.
99
102
101
Mar.
38*6 Mar. 31
Sale
65
99
13
13*6
13*6
10
280
325
100 280
102*6
Anglo & Lon Paris N B S F 100 103*6 115
1*6
1*6
1*6
Assoc Ins Fund Inc com caplO
2*6
2*6
1*6
Atlas Imperial Diesel Eng A *
147*6
150
Bank of Calif Nat Assn caplOO 145
2*|
2*6 Sale
Bond & Share Ltd cap
*
1*6
1*6
1*6
Byron Jackson com cap
*
394
4 103
1957
5s
9,195
250
38 *6
100
100*6 Mar. 22
101*6 Mar.
7
98*6 Jan.
8
94
47
40
40
195 Anglo-Calif Trust cap
250
Mar.
79
61
36
21
Jan.
7
Mar. 18
40
6
41*6 Jan.
48% Mar. 15
95% Mar. 4
2
4
103
Sale
79
Par.
5,320
64
56
40*6 Sale
Jan.
Mar.
Feb.
Jan.
52
Mar.
45
~99*6 Mar.11
Ry Equip & Rlty Co 6s
1938
S J Lt & Power Corp 6s..1952
310
35%
99*6
99*6
96*6
Prices.
Mar.
Feb. 27 101
100
93*6 Feb. 17
46
103
14.113 Alaska Juneau G M cap
""""80
Prices.
Mar. 12
99*6 Mar.
1 100*6 Mar. 22
1013-2 Mar. 7 101*6 Mar. 7
96*6 Mar.
2 96Vs Mar. 2
64*6 Mar. 29 67*6 Mar. 7
95 *6 Mar.
44 *6
46
101
1936
5s___1937
.1952
STOCKS
4,013
40
Sale
Sale Prices
Mar.
7
Mar. 18
1 101
100*6 Mar.
95
Pacific Pub Serv Co 5s
5s.
"60" "64""
Sale
Sale
Prices.
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
94*6
1955
Pacific Tel & Tel Co
-----
66 *6
64
-
99M
91*6
1942
1940
1960
1952
-
-
5s
Shares.
Shares.
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
39
45
100
1947
1943
1949
5*6s_...
5*6s
-----
38
4,000 Mercantile Am Rlty Co 5s 1951
1945
20,000 Miller & Lux Inc 6s
78
1935
63,000
5,000 Nor Calif Pow con 5s____1948
Orpheum Theatre & Rlty Co
6%
1946
4,000
8,000 Pacific Gas & El Co 5s...1942
6s
1941
5,000
2,000
101*6
101
Sale
Ask.
Bid
100
5%
2,000
1,000
6,000
4",000
Ask.
Bid.
1935
Atlas Diesel Eng Co 6%__1935
Calif Gas & Elec Corp 5s. 1933
147.000 Emporium Capwell 5J6S..1942
5,000 Great Western Power 5s. 1946
2,000 Ins Exch Bldg Co 6s. ..1931-44
10,000 L A Gas & Elec Corp 5s__1939
6s
1942
30,000
54,000
1,000
Ask.
Associated Oil Co 6%
Calif Ore Power Co 6s_.
650,500
-
Lowest.
{March 31.
March 1.
1932.
Bid.
$
7,000
51,000
3,000
1,000
2,000
20,000
Jan. 1 to March 31
Jan. 2
Since
1.
In
$191,000
660,500
$190,500
March
Price
STOCK
March.
Bond Sales.
PRICES IN MARCH.
FRANCISCO
EXCHANGE
SAN
AGGREGATE SALES,
1931.
1932.
'
1931.
1,085,627
3,491,099
1932.
Stock Sales.
Mar.
8
10*6 Jan.
5
Jan.
Feb.
20
18
456 Jan.
23
Feb.
25
67
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
AGGREGATE SALES.
In
March.
Jan. 1.
Shares.
SAN FRANCISCO
STOCK EXCHANGE
Shares.
PRICES
892
Jan. 2
STOCKS
March 1.
1932.
Par.
Bid.
2,249 Langandorf United Bak cl A *
7%
40 Leighton Industries cl B vtc *
~
4,120 Leslie-Calif Salt Co capital.*
6
168
723 L A Gas & Elec Corp pref__100
1,460 Lyons-Magnus Inc A
*
Ask.
Bid.
96,225 Magnavox Co Ltd capital
*
215
215 Magnln & Co (I) common
130
Preferred
*
10
584
2,217 Marchant Cal
Mach Co
100
com
10
25 Market St Ry Co 2d pref__100
36
15
::
30
46
3,160
Mercantile Amer Realty Co
36
Preferred 6% cumul
100
160 North Amer Inv Corp com. 100
70
6% preferred
100
51
5%% preferred
100
9,940 North Amer
6%
2% Sale
% Sale
—7%
63%
90
1 %
2%
6%
75
3
5
5
19
""210
2,176 Oliver United Filters Inc A__*
1,580
6%
1%
20,742
11,538
4,171
8,057
1,340
9,900
10,559
1,937
67,903 Pacific Gas & Elec Co com.25
47,598
6% 1st preferred
25
5 %% 1st preferred
13,692
25
21,495 Pacific Lighting Corp com..*
$6 dividend pref
2,838
*
16,318 Pac Pub Serv com non-vot--*
First preferred
22,485
*
5,793 Pac Tel & Tel Co common. 100
33 %
1,639
930
175
VA
10%
98%
series
2
100
.
260
5,145
21,178
410
510
Series A preferred
Preferred
H
11%
Sale
151
11,194
2,387
1,693
100
29,389
Shell Union Oil Corp com..*
cum conv
100 Teleph Investm't Corp cap.20
130 Thomas Allec Corp class A__*
7,781 Tide Water Assoc Oil Co com *
Preferred
100
1,056
1,165,818 Transamerica Corp capital
*
110 Traung Label & Litho cl A__*
I
17,911 Union
34,252 Union
Oil Associates cap'l.25
Oil Co of Calif cap*1.25
700 Union Sugar Co common..25
100
20 Weill & Co (Raphael)
20
Sale
12%
8
Sale
35
Sale
24%
22%
Sa'e
38%
93%
12
a
94
96%
Sale
103% Sale
Sale
20
"2%
10%
10
~6% "7"
i:
%
%
%
6%
91
1
105
Sale
2%
104
""§
17
11
40
...
9%
~
27
9%
7%
6
Sale
19
47%
79%
Sale
27%
10%
10
8
45
common
10
.-
•a,"
(Consolidated) cl A
value
ser
1.50
2% Mar. 28
% Alar. 24
6%
6
65
1%
Mar. 14
6
62% Alar. 28
1% Mar.
4
55
60
3
4
15
3%
10
5%
1%
32%
Mar. 17
6%
93%
2%
%
6
Mar.
7
58
Mar. 30
Alar. 23
Mar. 17
12
Alar. 26
Mar. 14
12
13% Alar. 17
3%
11
3
12
Sale
Sale
Sale
.86
"2% Mar.""I
31% Alar.
24% Alar.
22% Alar.
37% Alar.
89%
2% Sale
12% Sale
92
94
94
Sale
Jan.
8
1% Jan.
28
2% Mar.
4
Mar.
25%
5
Alar. 12
22% Mar. 11
9
41% Mar.
2
93% Mar.
Alar.
2% Mar.
3%
%
14%
12% Mar.
Alar.
3
Alar.
3
5
Alar. 10
WJJ
"47"
21%
Alar. 29
5% Mar. 21
6
Mar. 11
6
Mar. 28
7
Alar. 28
&% Feb. 11
% Jan. 29
% Jan. 21
3% Jan.
6
Sale
Sale
50
51
96
Alar.
% Alar.
4%
2%
22
4%
52
6%
2%
Sale
Sale
m
40
4%
2%
23%
4
Sale
Sale
Sale
6
11
19
4
11
3
Mar.
4
Mar.
3
Jan.
2
4
23% Mar.
30
Mar.
21
Jan.
13
30
47
Alar.
51
Alar.
41
Feb.
10
51
10
76
10% Alas.
76
9
Feb.
Alar. 28
Mar. 28
19% Mar. 31
Mar.
10
Jan.
5
5
8% Feb.
6% Mar. 16
6% Mar.
27
Alar.
10%
37%
11%
10%
7
Jan.
Jan.
18
3
7
Mar. 16
Feb. 10
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
Mar. 21
7
Jan.
22%
2% Alar. 22
20% Alar.
1
3% Alar. 3
27% Mar. 15
Alar.
5% Alar.
7
2
Feb.
6
27% Feb.
Jan.
2
50
4% Feb.
5
2% Mar. 22
20
Feb.
4
2% Jan.
2
7
21
Mar. 22
50
3
4
14
18
23
26
29
Jan.
9
8% Alar. 30
6% Mar. 16
24% Mar. 28
4
18
14
14
18
18
3
3
5
4
8
21
6
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
13
Sale
15
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
5% Jan.
10
48
6
Sale
Sale
29
11%
6%
9%
%
%
Mar.
11% Alar.
10% Alar.
24%
Mar. 11
10
Alar. 30
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
29
10%
Jan.
Mar.
10
9
Feb.
16
50
40
10
Feb.
101% Mar, 31 107
5
96
89% Jan.
1
% Mar, 16
106% Mar.
10
7
28
Mar. 11
101% Alar.
Sale
91% Alar.
1%
% Alar.
8
;2% Mar.
25% Jan.
5% Mar.
1% Jan.
6
Sale
Feb. 16
5% Feb. 23
12% Feb.
4
15
104
7
9
8
7
7
13
Feb.
112
Feb.
102% Feb.
15% Mar.
5% Mar.
Jan.
% Mar.
% Alar.
5% Mar.
Mar.
3% Mar.
14% Mar.
6
% Alar.
8
% Alar.
7
0% Alar. 29
5
13
6
30
15% Mar. 23
95
10
%
%
5%
59
Jan.
Jan.
24% Jan.
41% Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
19% Alar. 31
10
93
Jan.
Jan.
63%
1%
an
10% Jan.
10
10
Sale
2
1
Mar.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
11% Alar. 12
10%
6
31%
24%
22%
36%
91%
1
10% Alar. 10
26%
9
Mar. 26
Feb.
Mar.
.....
13% Mar. 17
3
110
101%
1
10
104
6%
%
%
5%
Feb.
2
Alar.
12
Mar. 17
3% Feb. 16
Mar. 14
Alar.
104% Sale
103% Alar.
15% /Sale
15% Alar.
5
5%
5% Mar.
1%
2%
10%
9
2
2
Mar. 31
14
3% Mar. 26
1% Feb. 18
Mar. 14
6
30
6
'
6%
2%
9
100
Mar. 14
Jan.
Prices.
9% Mar. 10
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
1% Mar.
3%
15%
13%
4%
Alar. 23
25
Jan.
61% Jan.
59
3% Mar. 30
15
Ifd Sale
38
58
8%
8%
19% Sale
40
6%
Mar. 14
62% Alar. 28
1% Alar. 2
Mar. 31
9
97% Mar.
7
3% Mar. 26
1% Mar.
7
72
Sale
16
1
Mar. 30
10%
50
1%
8% Mar.
95
SO
18
Jan.
5
4% Feb.
3% Jan. 14
27% Mar. 15
11
Sale
6
Feb.
17
12
Sale
1%
4
Sale
2%
17
185
1%
IS
9%
4
190
2
19%
Alar. 15
15
Mar. 12
13
Mar. 15
15
10%
11%
1%
Sale
12%
1%
10% Alar. 31
11% Alar. 29
12
Mar.
8
10
Feb.
5
12% Jan.
15
13% Alar.
8
11
Feb.
10
14
Jan.
15
1% Jan.
12
2
Feb.
1
98
14%
Yellow & Checker Cab Co—
755
95
9%
25%
9%
24%
180
7% Jan.
1
4%
1%
9% Alar. 10
74
102
17.523
Sale
24
25
Sale
665 West Amer Finance Co pref 10
Western Pipe & Steel of Calif
8% Mar. 22
Highest.
Sale
Sale Prices:
Prices
1
3
3%
24%
4%
9
2% Sale
24%
25%
2% Sale
14
17%
10%
11%
12% Sale
1
1%
Sale
93% Sale
%
1%
20
pf.100
10
Sale
%
4%
60
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Price.
46
46
103
350
,\c
39%
13%
4
543 WeilsFargoBk & UnTr cap 100
4,093
9*
94%
-----
220
*•
Sale
Sale
4%
2%
"5% "id"
100
pref
100
426 Sherman Clay & Co pr pref 100
76 Sierra-Pac Elec Co pref
100
1,326 Socony-Vacuum Corp cap'l 25
45,356 Sou Pacific Co com (cap'l).100
4,400 Sou Pac Golden Gate cl A__*
Class B
*
1,793
1,330 Spring Valley Co Ltd capital *
110,229 Stand Oil Co of Calif capital *
525
4
4%
11%
6%
2%
3
*
San Joaq
5%%
60
-----
*
Lt & Pr prior pf.100
Prior preferred series A. 100
619
200 Schlesinger & Sons cl A com *
1,005
3%
13
4
Preferred
.....
Sale
25
*
1%
7%
Lowest.
Ask.
1
Sale
118
_.
134
55
95
93
23
120
6,938
9,384
22%
108
com
1,098 Rainier Pulp & Pap cl A com *
4,656 Richfield Oil Co of Calif com *
Preferred
25
2,608
*
1,891 Roos Bros Inc common
450
626
Sale
Sale
39
*
190
130
3,705
Sale
100
Cos Inc
1,456 Ry Eq & Rlty Co 1st pref
3,126
1,608
909
209,608
25%
22%
10
2
100 Phillips Petroleum Co cap--*
405 Pig'n Whistle Corp partic pf *
100
140
Preferred
17,854 Paraffine
1%
March 31.
Bid.
13
4
12
824
90
62
10
Oil Consol cap. 10
■764 Occidental Insurance cap'l 10
10,052
<
12
10
23
'
8%
1
Sale
96%
98
2%
3
1% Sale
5
7%
%
8%
94
23,898
Ask
8
11
Sale
1
2,566
310
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
IN MARCH.
Price
Since
Sal©
98
Alar. 30
98
182
1%
16%
4%
200
1%
Sale
9
2
190
Alar.
4
Alar. 30
Alar.
2
98
2 200
1% Alar. 15
15% Alar. 31
Mar.
4
Mar. 30
98
Mar. 14
175
1% Alar. 24
19% Mar.
2
Feb.
Mar. 12
Mar. 30
1
200
1% Mar. 15
2
Jan.
20
Feb.
18
6% Jan.
20
15% Jan.
6
Feb.
5
29
Mar. 14
13
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
r".
RANGE OF PRICES ON PITTSBURGH
103,601
March-
340,626
Jan. 1 to March 31
Shares
-
Jan. 1 to March 31-
1931.
$3,000
89,939
249,456
March
1932.
Bond Sales.
1931.
1932.
Stock Sales.
STOCK EXCHANGE
12,000
$2,000
J
AGGREGATE SALES.
\
PRICES
PITTSBURGH
Jan. 2
In
Since
March.
Jan. 1.
STOCKS
10
Bid.
*
Ask.
Bid.
Ask
Sale
Sale
Prices.
Mar. 19
9% Mar. 22
10
13
Sale
10
995
751
2,016
1,191
1,750
>
25
1,438 Calorizlng Inc pref...
19,634 Carnegie Metals Co.......10
•
640 Clark (D L) Candy
200
7,247
6,712
Columbia
Gas Ac Electric
1H
4% Sale
10
Sale
2
$ ,.!«
40 Donahoes Inc cl A
10
..
1
55
....
....*
50 McCrady Rodgers pref..
50
*
75 McKlnney Mfg
Mesta Machine..
5
1,390
70
6,884
1,565 Nat Flreprooflng Corp pref 50
3,000
,.2."
-358
8)4 Sale
36
13 X
...
3
75
57
25
14,021 Pittsburgh Plate Glass
5,402 Pitts Screw At Bolt Corp.... *
5
5,500 Plymouth Oil
7,435
1,225
3,019
2,649
235
550
1,938
::
18)4 Sale
7)4
10
5,493
3,219
,
1
3
3
Mar.
8
12
5
Mar.
7
4)4 Mar. 22
Shamrock Oil Ac Gas
....*
Standard Steel Spring...
*
United Engine Ac Fdy
United States Glass Co.. .1125
*
508 Vanadium Alloy Steel...
465 Waverly Oil Works cl A ...I*
*
9,416 Westtnghouse Air Brake.
"IIso
3,319 We8tghouse El Ac Mfg
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
7
7
6
25
27
7)4 Mar. 30
Mar. 31
Jan.
5
Feb.
4
Mar.
Jan.
2
10% Jan.
12
Feb.
6
13
30
2)4 Feb. 29
5% Feb. 19
10
Jan.
8% Mar.
2
7
3
Jan.
25
2
Jan.
12
8)4 Feb. 13
14% Jan.
9
21
18
7
3
Jan.
8
27
8)4 Jan.
27
7
Jan.
5)4 Jan.
5
50
21
21
12)4 Mar. 26
13)4 Mar.
1
Jan. '«7
Mar. 29
10
Mar. 29
3
Sale
77
Sale
2)4
2)4
50
54
5%
Sale
3
58
Sale
Sale
2)4 Mar. 16
2)4 Mar. 14
3
Mar.
12)4
7)4
4
1
2
10)4 Sale
18 %
1)4
18 %
1H
1)4
14"
12
19
12
"26"
14
Jan.
13
13
Feb.
20
85
3
Feb.
20
Jan.
9
2
4
Jan.
2
Feb.
10
2
25
Mar. 29
3
80
Feb.
60
Jan.
27
Mar. 29
61
Jan.
28
9% Jan.
14
Mar. 29
78
58
Mar.
1
54
7)4 Mar.
1
5X Mar. 30
36
Feb.
6
1
Jan. 12
12
Mar. 26
5% Mar. 30
12
Mar. 26
7)4 Mar.
1
Mar. 11
14^ Mar.
7)4 Mar.
1
1
7c
6
7)4 Feb.
4
20
3
Mar. 29
6)4 Mar.
1
4
Mar. 16
Mar. 28
19J^ Mar. 29
1)4 Mar. 18
1)4 Mar.
10% Mar.
21% Mar.
Mar. 4
Mar. 31
12)4
Sale'
12
23
Sale
23)4 Mar. 30
15
12
9
Jan.
15
10)4 Jan.
20
9
23
7c
Jan.
6
Mar. 21
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
2
9% Mar. 26
18
4
12
32
9
1
17% Jan.
5
20
7
6% Feb.
6
3
1
3)4 Mar.
7)4 Mar.
19)4 Jan.
6
32
Mar.
Jan.
4
9% Mar. 26
20
Feb.
1
Feb.
"3)4Mar."l6
1
42
3% Jan.
6c
Mar. 11
Mar. 21
1
1
18% Mar.
25
1
Mar. 29
2
Sale
29
4
3
2
7
2
2
Mar.
3
12
Mar.
9
9
4)4 Feb.
7)4 Jan.
16
14
12
Mar. 29
1
Feb.
4
Jan.
Jan.
5
15
Jan.
2
Feb.
19
1)4 Jan.
29
Jan.
Jan.
6
Jan.
18
14
Jan.
20
1% Feb.
2
3
Jan.
11
12
Mar. 31
23% Mar. 30
6% Feb. 10
25
13
200 Worthington Ball Bear B._*
18
22
Jan.
1
18
4
16)4 Mar. 8
27% Mar. 23
Feb.
3)4 Jan.
10
Mar. 12
14
3
15 %
Jan.
Mar.
3)4 Mar. 16
Sale
3
3)4
6)4 Sale
Sale
Jan.
10
54
10
20
Jan.
60
60
4)4 Mar.
7H Mar.
....
3%
6%
14
29
10% Jan.
3)4
18)4 Sale
3% Sale
6)4
5
Feb.
Mar.
7c
4)4 Sale
7)4 Sale
Sale
Jan.
3
.11
19
Jan.
10
85
6c
*
200
:.0
,
1
3
1% Mar.
8)4 Mar.
16
6
56
11
14)4 Sale
7 % Sale
__*
295 Pittsburgh Forging*
100 Pittsburgh Invest Security.*
1,925
7% Feb.
3
Sale
7)4 Sale
100 Petroleum Exploration....25
3,819
2,570
3,200
Mar. 11
20
1% Mar. 21
4)4 Jan.
2
6
Mar. 29
Mar. 10
40
25c
11,400 Phoenix Oil
.....50
2,116 Pittsburg Brewing
Preferred...
50
1,280
13 Pittsburgh Coal preferred 100
$
1
7)4 Mar. 30
Mar. 31
12
Feb.
8)4 Jan.
2%
80
585 Koppers Gas Ac Coke pref.100
50
1)4
Sale
3
85
635 Jones Ac Laughlln St'I pf-.lOO
600
12
4
-.100
190
885
8)4
Sale
Mar. 10
10
315
89,650
3
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
9% Mar. 22
1
1
8
7
2)4
5)4
7)4
8%
65
..
1,885 Independent Brewing.....150
Preferred
;
50
1,435
36,380
10
50
*
830
Lone Star Gas
Mar. 29
7)4 Mar. 30
...100
Preferred
10
1% Mar. 21
4)4 Mar. 23
6
'7)4 Sale
4X
....
495
5
5
Preferred
*
120
425 Harb-Walker Refrac com...*
30
Sale
8
Mar.
7
9% Mar. 22
12
*
10 Follanabee Bros pref
4,590 Hachmeister-Lind Co
935
8
....
Sale
13)4
*
Highest.
Sale Prices.
50
10 Consolidated Ice
150
5
4%
830 Crandall McK & Henderson.*
1,345 Devonian Oil.............10
600
2)4 Sale
Sale
7H
Prices
30
10 Amer Fruit Growers pref.100
*
1,520 Arkansas Nat Gas Corp
Preferred-.
—....10
2,467
._..._*
2,647 Armstrong Cork Co.
-..._.--*
7,805 Blaw-Knox Co
950
Lowest.
Sale Prices
Highest.
Lowest.
March 31.
Ask. Bid.
10
*
2,031 Allegheny Steal
5,060 Aluminum Gooda Mfg
480
March 1.
1932.
Par.
Shares.
Shares.
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
IN MARCH.
Price
STOCK EXCHANGE
16% Feb. 15
Feb.
3
6)4 Feb. 10
UNLISTED.
447
■
■
5,418
9% Jan. 20
*
271 Central Tube Co
887 Copperweld Steel...._...._*
Leonard Oil Development..25
3,000
100
275 Lone Star Gas pref
West Public Service v t c ..*
16,455
5
25c
Mar. 29
7
Mar.
Mar. 29
10^ Jan.
28
10
Feb.
30c
Jan,
13
8
5
19
25c
We
Sale
4
Sale
3 J4 Mar. 28
5
Mar.
Jan.
8
75
75
3)4 Sale
5
2
50c
Jan.
3% Jan.
7
4
76
5
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
23
56
Jan.
3
BONDS.
$2,000 Pittsburgh Brewing As..1949
*
No par value,
x
Ex-dividend,
r
50
55
55
Cash sale.
.--•r \
In the earlier part of this
of
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
publication complete records of the dealings
the country, for the latest month and for the
to the
calendar
year to
date,
are
on
the leading stock exchanges
In this department
furnished.
different classes of securities quoted:
Public Utility
69
.
Steam Railroad Stocks
Bonds
...75
Public Utility Stocks..
...73
Joint Stock Land Bank Bonds....
Joint Stock Land Bank Stocks..
80
91
Industrial & Miscellaneous Bonds...
..83
91
—...
Federal Land Bank Bonds......
Industrial & Miscellaneous Stocks...
..87
—92
...
Page
Page
Page
Steam Railroad Bonds
Textile Manufacturing
Investment Trust Stocks and Bonds......74
Mining Stocks........
Title Guarantee and Safe Deposit
—87
Stocks..87
Municipal Bonds—...—92
United States and
Canadian Municipal
86
Stocks
..86-112
Stocks and Scrip
Real Estate Trust and Land Stocks
85
Exchange Seats....
Real Estate Bonds.......................100
Insurance
Foreign Government Bonds
....—....94
———.93
Bonds
...86
.
Quotations from all Stock Exchanges are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
As the New York Stock
Exchange began with Jan. 2 1909 to quote all bond prices "and interest/' we have adopted the same method and no longer employ a designating
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 reader will understand, therefore, that unless the letter "/" is prefixed
This, however, does not apply to income bonds
bonds in default, in which cases
or
the price includes the interest, should there be any.
The letter
prefixed to bond prices denotes that the quotation is a flat price—that Is, that the accrued interest forms part of the price, and
therefore the purchaser does not have to
default, the price is always "flat," and
no
provide for it separately in making payment.
Quotations for guaranteed stocks
thus (d) are per share.
All others
are
are per
It should be borne in mind in the
cases
As already stated in the
case
of income bonds and bonds in
designating mark is employed to Indicate the fact.
Quotations for equipment bonds are based
on average
maturities
"and dividend"; that Is, the accrued dividend must be paid in addition to the price.
Stock prices marked
cent except bank stock prices, which are quoted per share unless otherwise stated.
use
of these tables that the quotations for many Inactive and unlisted securities are merely nominal, but
in all
the figures are obtained from sources which are considered reliable.
The folio wing abbreviations are often used, via.; "M" for mortgage,
"g" for gold, "gu" for guaranteed, "end" for endorsed, "cons" for consolidated
conv" for convertible, "s f" for sinking fund, "1 g" for land grant, "op" for optional.
The black-faced type in the letters showing the Interest period Indicates the month when the bonds mature.
NOTICE.—All bond prices are "and interest" except where
Bonds.
Bid.
RAILROAD BONDS
Adirondack 1st 4%s 1942 guMAS
Akron A Barb Belt g 4s 1942. JAD
Ak Oant A Youngst—
Gen A ref 0s 1945 ser A..AAO
Gen A ref 5 Us 1945 ser B AAO
Alabama Great Southern—
1st cons g 5s 1943 ser A
JAD
1st cons 4s 1943 ser B
JAD
Alabama N Orl TAP June—
"A" deb 5s g '40 red '10-MAN
"B" deb g 5s '40 red '10-MAN
"O" deb g 5s Nov 1 1940.AAO
85
75
g
1995--.-_.Q-J
Eq tr 6s 1932-35 (s-a)-JAJ 15
Ark A Mem By Brge A Term—
1st M 5s 1964
MAS
Aroostook Nor 5s g 1947
AAO
Asheville A Spartanburg—S U A
Ool 1st M g gu 4s 1955
JAJ
Atchison Topeka A Santa Fe—
Gen mtge gold 4s 1995—AAO
Adjustment 4s July 11955 Nov
Stamped
MAN
Oonv g 4s of 09 due 55 op JAD
Oonv g 4s of 1905 due '55. JAD
Oonv g 4s of 1960
JAD
Oonv deb 4%s 1948
JAD
Trans 8 L 1st g 4s 1958—JAJ
Oal-Arlx 1st Arf 4U* '62 op MAS
Atl AY ad 1st gu g 4s 1949—AAO
Aug Term 1st
96
95
97
101
100
102
20
7
72
93
75
78%
75
80
87
80"
11*
83
83
82%
88%
86
Series B
1/115
Bocky Mt Div 4s 1965
JAJ
74%
Athens Terminal By—
1st g 5s 1937
—JAJ / 25
Atlanta A Charlotte Air Line—
125
82
51
70
MAN
91
82
....
84%
89%
80%
38
Atlanta Terminal 6s 1939— FA A
Atlantic City gu 4s 1951
JAJ
1st M 5Mb 1929 extd as 5%
May 1954
4Us 1932-40 (yr)-MAN
4*4* '33-'41 O (yr)-FAA
5s 1932-37 (yr)
FAA
5s 1933-38 (yr)
FAA
6* *33-'35 (yr)—JAJ 16
Pittsb Lake Erie A W Va—
23
98
20*4
90%
to
Eq
Eq
Eq
Eq
Eq
40
75""
83
88
„
1st cons 4s July 1 1952...MAS
Ool tr g 4s Oct 1 1952 op.MAN
Oonv deb 4s 1939 op 1916MAN
80
11*
11*
60
70
Gen unif ser A 4%a 1964- JAD
Eq 6*4* Feb 1936 (v«v»r) FA A ft
» Basis.
/This price iucludea
6.25
1st 5s 1950—JAJ
Toledo A Oln Div 4s 1959.-JAJ
Bangor A Aroostook—
1st M 5s g Jan 1 1943
JAJ
Oons refund g 4s 1951
JAJ
Medford Ext 6s 1937
MAN
Piscat Div g 5s Jan 1943-AAO
St Johns Biv Ext gu 5s '39-FAA
Van Bur Ext 5s g Jan *43. AAO
Washburn Ext 1st 5s '39—FAA
Bat Creek A S 1st gu g 3s '89 JAD
Bay O AB O 1stMg3s 1989-JAD
Bedford Belt 1st 5s 1938
JAJ
Beech Or 1st 4s g gu 1936—-JAJ
2d guar gold 5a 1936—JAJ
Beech Crk Ext 3 Us 1951—AAO
1st g 5a Dec 1 1932
JAD
Belt BB A Stk Yds (Ind'p'lia)—
1st ref gold 4s 1939
MAN
6.25
6.25
5.75%
5.60%
77
25%
31
19
25
30
60
98
55
90
90
Boonville St L A Sou 5s '51-FAA
Boaton A Albany 5s Oct '63--JAJ
5s June 1942
JAD
5s July 1 1938
JAJ
Us
July
1937-
JAJ
4 Us impt 1978—
FAA
4s May 1 1933 gu N Y O.MAN
4s May 1 1934 gu N Y O.MAN
4s May 1 1935 gu N Y O.MAN
78
41%
55%
42%
/London,
1st
57
63
60
53
75
72
52
77%
B*
85
59
MAS
..MAN
4%*——JAJ
FAA
FAA
JAJ
Aug 1942
3s July 1950
JAJ
Equip 5 U« 1932-1937 (yr) FA A
Eq tr 6s 1932-38 (year)
JAD
%l
6%
6%
ser
4s
6s
Jan
1
69
69
69
69
69
69
65
Bost A Maine (old)
4s Feb 1 1937
57
6.50
6.50
6.50
6.50
6.50
69
65
65
65
65
65
AO
5s 1955 ser 2
m
69""
65
65
69
68
69%
62
71
„
1st m 4%s 1961 ser JJ
AAO
Eq 4Us 1933-1943 (yr)—AAO
n*
1933
—
Wor Nashua A Roch 4-5s 1945
4s Oct 1 1934
AAO
Bos A N Y A L 1st 4s g 1955.FAA
Boston Rev Beach A
65%
7.50
67
6.50%
65
85
64
51
92
7.50
7.50
70
68""
97""
6.50%
6.50%
90""
60%
75
50
65
90
Lynn—
1st m 4%s July 15 1947-JAJ16
Gen m 6s 1933
JAJ 15
Brook A Mon 2d 5« 1938—-JAD
Brun A West 1st 4s 1938
JAJ
Buffalo Creek 1st 5a 1941
JAJ
lat ref 5a 1961
JAJ
Bluff Point Land A Impt—See In
Buffalo Bocheater A Pittsburgh—
80
85
85
65
70
60
65
A Ml scell.
General 5» g 1937
Oon g 4%s 1957
70
75
80"
91
56
75
89%
92%
Eq 6s
98
99
MAS
MAN
K 1933 (s-aj ...FAA
Buff A Susquehanna BB Corp—
aer
82
1st 4a Dec 30 1963
.JAJ
Burl Cedar Rapids A North—
Con lat A coll tr 5a g '34..AAO
68
70
Butte Anaconda A Pac 5a'44 FAA
Gain A Clear—lat 5* g 1941. JAJ
96%
85"
75
80
80
Gen M g 4a 1955—
FAA
Cambria A Ind 1st 4%a '68..JAJ
Eq tr 5 %s 1932-38
Canada Atl
85%
A
Ml
(year) MAN
lat 4a 1955
JAJ
Canada South 5a 1962 ser A. AAO
Can Nat Bys 4%s 1954.MAS 15
4%s 1957
4%s 1968
4%s guar 1951.
scell.
JAJ
JAD
35
88
40
80
85
77"
80
_
93%
90
93
nNominal,
Eq tr 4 Us 1932-45(ann).. J AD
Canadian Northern—
8 F deb 7s 1940
JAD
—JAJ
10-yr g 4 Us Feb 15 1935-FAA
Winnipeg Term 4s 1939...JAJ
S F deb 6%s 1946
88%
s
Sale price.
92
65"
7.50
50
85
80%
80
79%
70
6.50%
•
60
87
80%
80%
80
81
JVLAS.
4%s guar 1956
..FAA
4%s guar 1955—
JAD 15
40-yr 5s guar 1970—
FAA
5s guar 1969
JAJ
5s guar 1969
.......AAO
Eq tr 4%s 1932-1942 (gu) MAN
...
79
k Last sale.
5s May 1943
5s Mar 1942-
79
70
85
65
.
1943.
5s May 1940
1st m 5s 1967
70
J&J
1951
5s Jan
77%
5.50%
accrue* interest,
3%t Jan 1
Ref 3Us 1952 gu NYC-AAO
Boston A Lowell 4 %s Feb '33. JAJ
Boston A Maine (new) 5s Sept '41
4s-5s April 1947—
5s Apr 1944
5s June 1945
5s Jan 1946
100
60
Belt By of Ohatt 5a 1945—JAJ
Belvidere Del 1st 3%s 1943—JAJ
Big Sandy By 1st g 4s 1944-JAD
Birm Term lat g 4s 1957 gu.MAS
Bluff Point Land A Imp—8ee In
Bolivia By 1st 5s 1927
JAJ
Boonville BR Bridge 4s *41 -MAN
Ask.
Boston A Albany (Concluded)
Bellingham Bay A British Ool—
4
70
Refund gold 4s 1941—MAN
S W Div
Atlantic Ooast Line Oo of Oonn—
Certs Indebt 5s irredeem.JAD /
Atlantic Ooast Line BB—
tr
tr
tr
tr
tr
Bid.
Bond*.
Ask.
gu g
Baltimore A Ohio—
1st M 4s g July 1 1948—AAO
1st M 5s Judy 1 1948..
AAO
Oonv 4Ua 1933 red 1923-MAS
Oonv g 4*4.8 1960
FA A
Bef A gen 5s 1995 series A. JAD
Bef A gen 6s 1995 series O.JAD
Bef A gen 5s 2000 ser D—MAS
R*
90
90"
Atlanta A St Andrews Bay—
1st 6s. 1938AAO
6s 1947..AAO
A us A NW 1st 5s g 1941
JAJ
Augusta Union Stat 4s 1953-JAJ
Bait A Harris g 5s 1936
MAN
1st 3VI West Ext g 5s 1938 MAN
21
18
11*
1st M 4%a 1944 ser A
JAJ
1st M 5s 1944 ser B
JAJ
Atl Knox A Nor 1st 5s 1946—JAD
Oonsol gold 4s 2002
MAS
Eq 6s 1933-1935 (yr>—JAJ 15
Eq 4%a 1933-*41 E (yr).FAA
Atlantic Ooast Line of S O—
Gen 1st g 4s July 1948
.JAJ
Atl A Danville 1st 4s 1948
JAJ
2d g 4s 1948
JAJ
71*4
n*
1st
Bid.
79
1?*
Arbor
Bonds.
Atlantic Ooast Line BB (Concl)
Alabama Tennessee A Northern—
Prior lien 6s 1948—
12
JAJ
Gen income 6s Oct 1948
3
Alabama A Vicksburg By—
1st M g 5s 1974 serial A..MAN
60
Albany A Susq 3Me gold 1946
(oonv before 1916) gu
AAO
75%
Alleghany Corp—
Ooll tr conv 5s 1944
FA A
20*4
Ooll A conv 5s 1949.—„.JAD
Ool A conv 5s 1950.—.
AAO
Allegheny Val gen 4s 1942—MAS
A1 A West 4s guar 1998
AAO
Amer Dock A Impt—See Ind A M lace11—
Ann
Ask.
marked "f" and income and defaulted bonds.
80
80%
82%
84
86%
87%
86%
86%
I?*
8&
8%
II
iSft
98%
100%
93%
91%
RAILROAD
70
BONDS
NOTICE.—All bond prices art "and interest" except where
ma.
Bonds
•
.
Eq tr 6s 1944
J&J
Eq tr 4Ms 1932-1938 s-a-J&D
Eq tr 4Ms 1940-1946 «-a_ J&D
Oaro Cent 1st g gu 4s 1949- -J&<J
Oaro Clinch & Ohio 5s 1938—J&D
1st cons 6s 1952 ser A.J&SD15
Equip 5s 1932-1937 f-a—A&O
Eq 5s 1932-1933 s-a
-J&D
Eq tr 6s 1933-'35 (yrly)_J&J15
Oart & Adir 1st 4s 1981
J&D
Oatawlssa cons g 4s 1948—A&O
77
86
76
74M
83 M
6.50%
88 M
6%
6%
6%
86"
50
Cent Ark & Ea 1st 5s 1940 op J&J
OentrBr Un Pac 1st g 4s '48-J&D
45
Central of Georgia—
1st M g 5s Nov 1 1946—P&A
Registered 31,000 & $5,000—
Oons gold 5s 1945
M&N
Registered $1,000 & $5,000—
Ref & gen 5Ms 1959 ser B.A&O
Ref & gen 5m 1959 ser O—A&O
Eq tr 4Ms '33-'40«er P(yr)M&S
68 M
15""
22
7.25
7.25
Eq tr 4Ms'32-'40serQ(yr)M&N
Eq tr 5s 1932-'38 (yrly)..J&D
7.25
50
30%
25M
6.25 %
6.25%
6.25%
35
69 M
45"
Mid Ga& Atl 1st 5s 1947-J&J
Mobile Dlv g 5s 1946
J&J
Oconee Dlv 1st g 5s 1945—J&D
Ocean S S 1st 5s 1943
-J&J
Oent New Eng 1st qu 4s 1961 J&J
Central of New Jersey—
Gen M (now 1st) g 5s 1987 J&J
75
37
Chat Dlv gold 4s 1951—J&D
Macon & Nor g 5s 1946—J&J
95""
65%
72M
85M
91
6.50
6.25
5.75
90
J&J
Eq tr 6s '33-35 (yrly)—J&J15
Eq tr 4Ms 1932-*41 (yr)-F&A
Gen M 4s 1987
Central Pacific—
1st ref 4s g guar 1949
5.50
75M
80
79
76 M
40M
45""
77
F&A
11954—A&O
Guar g 5s 1960
P&A
m European loan 4s 1946.M&S
Oent RR & Bkg 5s 1937
M&N
74
1st g guar 4s Oct
Oentral Vermont Ry—
7.50
6.50%
Eq tr 5s Apr 26 1932 s-a—A&O
7.50
6.50%
Eq tr 5s Dec 14 '32-*44 (yr)——
95
Ohar & Sav gen 7s 1936
J&J
60
Oharl & W Oar 1st 5s 1946—A&O
Ohateaugay Ore & Iron Oo—See I nd&M isc.
Chat R & South g 5s 1947—J&J
70
Chattanooga Sta 4s 1957 gu.J&J
Ohesapeake Corp—See Misc Bon ds
65
58*
40
33 M
99%
1st M 5s 1945 guar..
A&O
Chesterfield & Lane 1st 5s '55P&A
Eq tr 6s 1932-38 (yr)—A&O
99%
1st 5s 1933
A&O
5s 1936
J&D
Cleve & Mah Val g 5s 1938.J&J
Clev & Marietta 4 Ms 1935.M&N
Cleveland & Pittsburgh—
5.50%
5.50%
5.50%
99%
Gen
97
::::
75"
45
90
95
86%
87
98 M
80
99
81
60 M
82 m
68
84
Colorado & Southern
Ref M g 4Ms May 1 *35—M&N
General mtge 4Ms 1980..M&N
Chicago Indiana & Southern Ry
Con mtge g 4s 1956 guar. .J&J
Chicago Indlanap & Louisville—
Ref M g 6s 1947 series A—J&J
Ref M g 5s 1947 series B
J&J
Ref M g 4s 1947 series O—J&J
1st & gen 5s 1966 series A.M&N
1st & gen 6s May '66 ser B J&J
Equip tr 6s *33-'35 (yr)—J&J15
Monon Coal gu 5s '36 opt J&D
Ohic & I O Ry 1st 5s 1936—J&J
Chicago Lake Shore & Eastern—
1st M 4Mb 1969 opt 1919-J&D
Ohic Memp & Gulf 5s 1940—J&J
49"
79M
42
Conn & Pass 1st g 4s 1943.-A&O
Conn River gold 4s 1943
M&S
31
38
29
39
95
30
98
Connecting Ry (Phila)—
1st M gu 4s Mar 15* 51.M&815
Cuban Nor Rys 1st 5Ms '42. J&D
Cuba RR 1st g 5s 1952
-J&J
1st 1 & ref g7M» '36 ser A.J&D
35
1st 1 & ref 6s 1936
85
28
32
32
32 M
95
;3Ms
1987
M&N
gold 4s 1987
M&N
Stmpd non-pay Ped inc tax
Gen M 5s '87 stpd Inc tax M&N
G en M 4 M s'87stpd inc taxM&N
Gen M 4 Ms'87 stpd inc tax M&N
Sinking fund deb 5s 1933-M&N
15-year 6Ms Mar 1936—M&S
1st & ref 5s May 2037
J&D
1st & ref 4Ms May 2037-J&D
lot & ref 4Mb May 2037C J&D
Oonv g 4Mb 1949 ser A—M&N
g
7M
59M
57 M
62
59
70
70
72
General 4Ms 1932
J&J
Del & Bound Br 3Ms 1955.P&A
Delaware & Hudson—
Oonv 5s 1935
A&O
b
66
8
b
8
b
8
1st & ref gold 4s 1943
M&N
15-yr g 5 Mb May 1 '37—M&N
Eq 6s Jan 15 *33-'35(yr) J&J16
D Rfv RR & B gu g 4s 1936.P&A
Del R Ter p m g 5s 1942
M&N
7%
7%
99
93
81
61
80
67
61
69
70
78
87 M
71
>
60 %
98
94
78 %
71
98
20
27M
M
M&N
/
98" Georgia Fla & Ala RR—
15
F&A /
100"
78
Ga Sou & Fla 1st g 5s 1945—J&J
Deb 5s 1952—
A&O
Eq tr 4Mb 1932-1939 a-a.M&N
Gouv & Osw 1st 5s g 1942—J&D
Gr R & Ind ext 4 Ms 1941
J&J
82
7~ 50
60M
b
90
V
90
2d 4s 1936
A&O
Grand Riv Valley 4s 1959--M&S
Grand Trunk Pacific—
74
58
71
A&O
56
Lake Sup Dlv 4s 1955
A&O
Grand Trunk Ry of Canada—
Sink fund g deb 7s 1940- -A&O
56
80
85M
87
99
85
90
75M
82
78
60
17
80
6Mb 1936
69"
81
93
97
ItS
U
95
97
26
37
40
July 1 1950--J&J
60
64"
Eq tr 5s Dec 14 '32-'43 (yr)_—.
Grays Pt Term g 5s 1947—J&D
Great Northern—
;
.
Gen M 7s 1936 series A—J&J
1st & ref g 4 Ms '61 opt *41.J&J
Gen M 5Ms 1952 ser B—J&J
Gen M 5s 1973 ser O
J&J
80
88
1st g gu 4s $
,
39 %
39%
23
85
68
89
56
M&S
F&A
Deb g 6s Sept 1 1936
87
nH
70
Grand Trunk West 4s £ 1950-J&J
70
24M
J&J
Mountain Sec 4s 1955
67
95
83%
95%
100
1976 ser D
J&J
1977 ser E_
J&D
Eq tr 4Mb 1932-1939
M&S
Eqtr4Ms 1932-1940 D (yr}j&J
Eq tr 5m 1932-1938 (yr)—M&S
Western Fruit Express—...
Eq 5s J'ne 15'32-'39 (yr) J&D
Eq tr 4Mb 1932-1940.J&D
Great Northern Ry of Canada
Oons 4s 1934 opt to 1914—A&O
Greenb Ry lstg gu 4s '40--M&N
40
89 %
83%
78
73
64M
Gen 4M»
Gen 4Mb
Green
65
b
b
b
6%
7%
7%
6%
60
,
Bay & West debt certs A.. /
68
87 M
91M
65
7M
20
/
Deb ctfs B
5%
1
/
13 M
7
Ouantanamo & Western—
89%
1st M 6s 1958 ser A
-J&J
Guayaquil & Quito 1st 5s '32 J&J2
Gulf Mobile & Northern—
1st 5 Ms 1950 ser B
A&O
1st 5s 1950 Series O..
A&O
Gulf & Ship Island RR—
1st ref & term g 5s Feb '52. J&J
Gulf Terminal of Mobile—
1st mtge g 4s 1957 gu....- J&J
Harl R & Portch—See N Y N
Hoboken RR & Term Co—
M&S
1st lien s f 6s 1947
Certificates of deposit
Booking Valley Ry—
.
1st cons gold 4 Ms 1999—J&J
Eq tr 5s 1932-1988 (ann)-A&O
Eq tr 5s 1932-1939 (yr)—-J&J
Eq tr 6s '33-'35 (yr)
J&J 15
s
15
13
^
23
30
61
66 M
—
2
2
25
8
11*
87
34
35
80 M
90
71
.
40
46M
49%
42
54
70
H & Ha rtford
/
/
^
7
7
86
6
6.7S
6.75
b
6.71
ft
mmm
93
5.75%
5.75%
5.75%
75
1 This price Includes accrued int. k Last sale. I In London, m Dollar per o0u francs per £20.
12
J&J /
5s 1948. J&D /
Otfs of deposit
J&J
J&J
g
69
28
1st 5s Mar 1 1964
Ala Term 1st
1st M 3s 1962
21
1
Ga &
1st 4s Feb 15 *42 Alg gu.M&N
Gen 4s 1962 Can Gov gu.-J&J
Prairie Section 4s 1955—A&O
B.A&O
25M
J&J
& Ala 5s Oct 1957
genesee River 6s 1945
1st 4a Feb 25 '39 Alg gu.M&N
Ref & impt 5s 1978 ser
38
50
90
93
Gen income 5s Aug '55—P&A
34
93
87
80
77
36
75
85M
62
30
24 M
7
3
92 M
65
29
9M
Georgia & Florida RR—
1st M 6s 1946 ser A
76%
57
83
60
40
Ga Oaro & N 1st 5s g 1929.-J&J
/
Ext at 6% to July 1 1934
Denver & Rio Grande Western—
80"
—
100
llH
65
81M
5
75
70
85
91
57M
70
73
6M
75
-
1st M & ref 6s 1952
58 M
Eq tr 4Ms 1932-42 (yr)—M&N b
Denver & Rio Grande—
1st con g 4s 1936
J&J
1st con g 4Mb 1936
J&J
Denver & Salt Lake Ry—
1st mtge 6s 1950
—
Inc mtge 6s 1960
/
Des M & Ft D 1st 4s 1935—J&J
Certificates of deposit
Des Plaines Val 4M« 1947—M&S
Det & Mack pr lien 4s 1995. J&D
Mortgage gold 4s 1995
J&D
55
Ga Mid 1st g 3s 1946
A&O
Ga RR & Bkg ref 6s 1951—A&O
4s Jan 1 1947
J&J
51
80
90
35M
M&S
Galv Houston & Henderson—
A&O
1st M 5s 1933
Galveston Term 6s 1938
M&S
a
96"
91
8
1942
7%
7%
100
88
88
85
85
90
J&J
'59-J&D
Inc deb 6s 1952
b
Ex p mon g 5s
95
8%
8%
99M
88%
100
7%
7%
Det R Tun 4Mb 1961 gu—.M&N
Detroit Toledo & Ironton—
b Basis.
70M
73
Delaware R.R.—
65
65
-
Gen M
7M
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
Ohic Milw St Paul & Pac RR—
/
ser
90
51
44 M
52
Port Dodge Des Moines & Sou—
1st 5s 1938
—_J&D /
Ft Smith & West 1st g 4s '54.A&0
Port St Un Dept Det 4Mb '41 J&J
Ft Worth & D O 6s 1921—
Ext at 5M% to 1961
J&D
From Elk & Mo V 6s 1933-A&O
Deposit—
1st m 4s 1940
P&A
Col & Hock Val ext 4s 1948 A&O
Ool & Tol lst g 4s 1955
F&A
60
37M
70
Eqtr 6s 1933-35 (year)--J&J 15
Columbia & Port
35 M
35
(May '32 and May '37 coup). /
76
1st s f 4Mb 1977 ser O—A&O
Coal RIv Ry 1st 4s gu '45
J&D
33 M
34
1st cons ref g 4 Ms 1947
J&J
Gen ref gold 4s 1950
J&J
1st cons ref 4 M« *52 opt. -M&N /
Amended 1st con 4Ks 1982
97%
75
10%
41
Fonda Johnstown & G loversv—
82
10
46"
6.50%
,
Cleve Short L 4Mb 1961
A&O
Cleveland Terminal & Valley—
1st 4s gold guar 1995+---M&N
Cleveland Union Terminals—
1st s f 5Ms 1972 series A..A&0
1st M s f 5s 1973 ser B
A&O
85M
Income 5s Oct 1982:
Ohic Grt West 1st 4s 1959—M&S
Gen M
1942—J&J
1942—A&O
Ser O 3 M" gen gtd 1948.-M&N
Ser D 3Ms gen gtd 1950--F&A
Gen & ref 4Mb 1977 ser A.F&A
88
84 M
85"
105
93
M
Ser A 4M> gen gtd
Ser B 4 Ms gen gtd
Int red to 3M%
35M
35M
85
Eq 4Mb '32-'35 G (s-a)—A&O
Eq 4Mb '32-'41 H (s-a)-.M&S
Fla So 1st g gn 4« 1945
J&J
Florida West Sh 5s 1934
J&J /
Wheeling—
Oons now
62
1st & ref 5s 1974—
Certificates of deposit
80
70
80 M
5.50%
5.50%
42 M
7.50
1st cons guar g 4s 1940—P&A
Olev Cine Ohic & St Louis—
Cleveland Lorain &
95
Chicago & Eastern Illinois—
1st consol 6s gold 1934—A&O
Chicago & Erie 5s 1st g '82-M&N
60
77 H
80
98 M
63
85
84
79
57 %
48
1st cons 5s gold 1943
Florida East Coast 4Mb
85
b
90
Florida Central & Peninsula—
50
J&J
J&J
A
80
90
97
1st M 5s 2020 ser B
Clearfield Bitum Coal—See Ind & Misc.
Clear & M 1st 5s g gu 1943—J&J
Cleveland Akron & Columbus—
75
4s July 1 1949
J&J
Ohic & East 111 (new co)—
Gen M 5s May 1951——M&N
50-yr 5s 1975 series A—F&A
Oonv adj 5s Jan 2000
A&O
Gen g 4s A May 1 1989.
J&J
Gen g 3Ms B May 11989-J&J
Gen 4 M« May '89 series O.J&J
Gen 4Ms May '89 ser E..J&J
Gen M 4 Ms May '99 ser P. J&J
Eq 4Ms'32-*43 E & P (yr)_J&J
Eq 4 Ms '32-*41 G & H(yr). J&J
Equip tr 6s 1933-35 (yr).J&J15
Equip tr 5s'32-'40 ser B (yr)F&A
Chicago & North Western—
ser
85
Gen M 4s 1958
M&S
1st & ref 4Mb ser B 1977.-P&A
1st & ref g 5s 1971 ser A—F&A
Illinois Dlv 3 Ms '49 op *29 J&J
75
Oincln North 1st g 4s 1951—J&J
Cincinnati Union Term Co—
75
6.50
6.50
70
Equip trust 6s Jan 15 '32-'35
(yearly)
J&J15
Chicago Burlington & Quincy—
86
Oin Leb & Nor 4s 1942
M&N
Cine & Musk Val 4s 1948—P&A
75
80
Eq tr 6s 1933-35 ?year)-J&J15
Eq 4Mb '32-'41 LL (s-a)—M&8
Eqtr 4Mb 1032-43 (s-a)—M&S
Penn coll g 4s Peb 11951—F&A
Erie & Jersey s f 6s 1955
J&J
Erie & PittsburghGen gu g 3Ms ser B 1940--J&J
Series O 1940
-J&J
European & N A gold 4s 1933 J&J
Fitcnburg 5s Jan 1 1934
J&J
4Mb Jan 1933
-J&J
71%
1st gold guar 4s 1953
A&O
0 IS L & 01st 4s g Aug *36—Q-F
Oin Ind & West 1st 5s 1965-M&N
Oin N O & Tex Pac Ry—
in
99
60%
70
A&O
1951-J&J
Oonv gold 4s 1953 ser A-.A&O
Series B 1953.
A&O
Series D 1953
A&O
Ref & impt m 5s 1967
M&N
Ref & mtge m 5s 1975
A&O
112
Cincinnati Hamilton & Dayton—
General 5s gold 1942
J&D
2d mtge gold 4 M* 1937
J&J
Cine Ind & St L Sh Line Ry—
1950-J&J
1st & ref 5s 1965
—A&O
Erie—
Prior lien gold 4s 1996
J&J
Gen lien gold 4s 1996
J&J
100
Gen gold 6s Dec 11932—Q-M
&J
Consol gold guar 4s 1952—J<S
1st & ref 5 Ms 1962 A
M&S
Choc & Memph 5s 1949
J&J
Choctaw Oklahoma & Gulf—
Consol gold 5s 1952
M&N
103 M
1st 6s 1910 ext at 4%
Income 5s 2862
100
110
98
90
72
90
El Paso & R 11st gu 5s
El Paso & S W RR—
75
72 M
90
__
M&N
Elmlra & Williams port—
98
90 M
68
Elgin Jol & East 5s 1941—M&N
40
27
Guar gold 5s 1944
Chicago & Western Indiana
1st M 4 Ms 2020
V
93
1963--J&J
J&D
1st M 6Ms series O
East Tenn Va & Georgia—
Consol lstg 5s 1956
81
39
Chic Un Stat 1st 4Mb 1963—J&J
1st M 5s 1963 series B
J&J
87
95
6.50
6.50
/
52 M
6.50%
6.50%
6.50%
6.50%
6.50%
§5"
M&N
1935
5s
_
IP
70
6.50
Chic & Alton 1st 3 Ms 1950—J&J
RR refunding g 3s 1949--A&O /
70
47 M
General 4s gold 1993
.J&D
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
Ref & impt 4 M» ser E 1977-J&J
Cairo Div 1st g 4s 1939—J&J
O W & M Dlv 1st 4s g *91 -J&J
St L Div 1st col trg 4«'90 M&N
Spr & Col Dlv 4s 1st g '40.M&S
White W V Dlv 1st 4a *40-J&J
Equip to 6s 1932-1935
Clev Oolum Oin & Indlanap—
Gen cons gold 6s 1934
J&J
%y<
—
7.60
7.50
7.50
7.50
1st & ref g 5s Dec 1 *60 opt J&D
Inc mtge 5s Dec 1 1960--M&S
91
Eq 6Ms 1932-35 (ann)
J&D
Craig Valley 1st 5s g 1940-J&J
Potts Creek 4s 1946-J&J
R & A Dlv 1st con g 4a '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 Poc Corp 1st 4Ms'45 P&A
Ohesapeake & Onlo Northern—
7.50
J&J15
Ohic Terre Haute & Southeast
100M
M&N
1992—M&S
Ref&Impt 4Mb 1993 serA A&O
Ref & impt 4Ms '95 ser B J&J
Eq tr 4M® '32-40 W (yr).A&0
Eq tr 5s 83-'38 (yr)
M&S15
Eq tr 5Ms *32-*37 (yrly)—J&D
Eq tr 6s 1933-35 (yrly)_J&J15
-
44
30-yr. conv.4Ms i960—-M&N
Eq 6s Jan 151933-'35 (yr) J&J15
Eq tr 5s 1932-38 (s-a)——J&D
Eq tr 5s 1932-*34 (s-a)—A&O
Eq 4Ms '32-*42 O (yr)—-J&J
Eq tr 4Ms *32-*45 (s-a)...J&D
Chicago St Louis & N O—
Con g 5s June 15 '51—J&D 15
Con g 3M» June 15'51 J&D. 16
Mem Div 1st 4s 1951
J&D
98M
1st gold 5« 1937
J&J
Dutchess Co RR 4Ms 1940..J&D
Eastern Ry of Minnesota—
Nor Div 1st g 4b 1948
A&O
Eastern Tenn & West N C—
53 H
31
97 M
Gen g s f 5s Jan 1 1941
J&J
Duluth South Shore & Atlantic—
68
Chesapeake & Ohio—
1st cons g 5s 1939
General 4M* sold
6.75%
6.75%
6.75%
6 75%
General gold 4s 1988.-——J&J
Ref g 4s 1934 opt to 1911—A&O
Sec 4M* 1952 ser A
M&S
Eq 6s 1933-'35 (ann)
48M
7.75
Detroit & Toledo Shore Line—
1st gold guar 4s 1953
J&J
Dul & Ir Range 1st 5s 1937.A&O
Duluth Mlssabe & Northern—
6.75%
6.75%
Chic St L & Pits 1st 5s g 1932A&0
Ohic St Paul Minn & Omaha—
25
95
Bid.
Bonds.
7.75
7 75
7.75
7.75
7.75
Eq tr 5s '32-'35 ser M (yr) .J&D
Eq 5s '32-'38 O (yr)——J&D
Eq 6s Jan 15 '33-'35 (yr) J&J15
Eq 6 Ms 1933-36 ser J (yr) M&S
Eq 6Ms 1932-36 K (yrj—A&O
Eq 4Ms'32-'42 (yr.) ser A jM&N
Ohic R I & Pac Ry—
6.50%
6
6
Ask*
Chic & North Western (Concl.)—
_
20-yr coll tr 4 Ms 1946
M&S
Coil tr 6s Apr 16 1934
A&O
Ooll tr 6s 1954
-J&D
8 f 4M» Dec 16 1944—J&D16
Ooll tr 4Ms 1960
-J&J
Bid,
Bonds
Ask.
85
Canadian NW 4Mb Oct 221943..
Canadian Pacific—
Oons deben 4s perpetual. _J&J
marked 'T* and income and defaulted bonds.
n
Nominal, r Canadian price, s Sale pries.
RAILROAD
ifOTIOE.—All bond prion* are "and Interest" except
Bonds.
Bid.
Holidays burg Bedford & Oumb
1st M r 4s 1951 guar
J&J
Housatonic con 5s 1937
M&N
Houston Belt & Term 5s 37-J&J
Houston East & West Texas—
1st 5s g May 1 1933
1 st gu g 58 Mar 1933.
88
91
88
91
954
974
M&N
Houston & Texas Central—
1st lien g 5s 1937
Hu lson & Manhattan—
^.J&J
1st gold 5s 1957 opt
804
Col tr L N O & T g
Ref mtge 5s 1955
Ref g 4s 1955
584
80
584
J&J
A&O
4s '53-M&N
—M&N
Lousiana & North Western—
1st M gold 5s 1935
_ A&O
1st mtge gold 5s 1940
J&J
Louisville & Jeffersonville Bridge
Guaranteed gold 4s 1945—M&S
50
41 !;:v
38
50-year gold 5s 1937——M&N
Unified gold 4s 1940
-J&J
1st & ref54a 2003 ser A—A&O
1st & ref 5s 2003 ser B
A&O
1st & ref 44s 2003 ser C-.A&O
Eq tr 44s 1932-37 (year).J&D
Equip 64a 1933-36 (year) M&S
Eq tr 6s 33-'35 (yr)
J&J15
Atl K & Cln Dlv 4s 1955- -M&N
Pad & Mem Dlv 1st 4s '40-F&A
S E & St L Dlv 6s 1971-M&S
2d mtge 3s 1980
M&S
Mob & Mont 44s 1945—M&S
Southern Ry joint Monon coll
gold 4s, 1952
J&J
L & N Term 1st g 4s '52 gu J&D
Macon Dub & Sav 5s 1947—J&J /
Macon Terminal 5s 1965
J&J
Mahon C RR 1st 5s 1934-— J&J
Maine Central—
"
1st & ref 44s 1935
J&D
1st & ref 5s Dec 1935
J&D
1st & ref 6s Dec 1935
J&D
Manila RR Sou Lines 4s'39_M&N
4s 1939 ext to 1959
Philippine Govt gu
M&N
Sinking fund g 7s 1937--M&N
Manitoba S W Col 5s 1934—J&D
ManitowGB&NW3 4s'41
J&J
Md Del & Va 5s 1955 gu
F&A /
Maryland & Pa 1st g 4s '51-M&S
Mason City & Ft Dodge—
1st M gold 4s 1955
J&D /
Memphis Union Station Co—
1st g gu 5s Nov 1 1959
M&N
Meridian Term 4s '55 guar.M&N
16
Mexican
If 55
37
654
374
8.50
8.50
8,50
8.50
8.50
8.50
8.50
8.50
8.50
56
iF
WA
75
J&J
J&J
-J&J
70
78
75
85"
A—J&J
85
95
.
Indianapolis Union—
Gen & refg 5s 1965 ser
Series B
Ref & impt 44a 1980
J&J
Indianap & Lou 1st 4s 1956--J&J
Interboro-Met \ See Public Utility
Inter
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724
Rap Tran J
Securities.
Ry—
1st M g 6s 1952 series A—J&J
Adj M 6s July 1952 ser A-April
tnu mat-Great North
1st M 5s 1956 series B
36
12
26
8%
37
25
-F&A
J&D /
/
M&S /
Ctf of dep
f
la Minn & N W 1st 3 4s 1935 Jf&J
34
,
39
35
224
28
34
24
4
7
Certificates of deposit
1st & refg 4s 1951
;=~
5
14
14
65
Jacksonv Gainesv & Gulf—
6s 1951
A&O
Jacksonv Ter 1st 5s gu 1939 J&J
Ref & ext 6s 1907
J&J
Jamestown Frank & Clearfield—
m
1st g 4s 1959 guar
•
1
1
1
68
J&D
....
Michigan Central—
Ref & impt 44« 1979 ser O-J&.T
1st 5s Kal &S H 1939
M&N
1st mtge M Air L 4s 1940-.J&J
1st g 4s Jol & N Ind.l957J&JlO
1st g 34s J L & Sag 1951-M&S
1st gold 34s 1952
M&N
Middlesex Val 1st 5s 1942-M&N
80
ext at
Midland
98
Assented
Milwaukee
70
^
55
85
63
75
75
66
624
98
98
93
854
mmmm
85
95
97
85
60
6.50
6.75
6.75
6
80
8g
g*
94
96
56
624
604
81
73
12
70
75
57
60
60
524
644
624
60
994
35"
L E
76"
75"
62
75
80
Con g ref 34b 1997
75
J&D
Lehigh & New England—
93
1st M gold 5s 1945
J&J
Gen mtge gold 5s 1954
85
J&J
7%
Eq tr 4 4s 1932-'42 (yr)__A&0 b
Lehigh Valley Harbor Term Ry—
1st mtge 5s 1954
F&A
Lehigh Valley—
83
1st 6s ext gold 4s 1948
J&D
104
Oon M 6s ann lrred
J&D
82
Con M 44s ann lrred
J&D
45
Gen cons gold 4s 2003
M&N
Gen con gold 44s 2003—M&N
Gen con gold 5s 2003
id"
M&N
Lehigh Valley Goal—See Ind & M lsc.
Lehigh Valley Ry of New York
76
1st 44s gold 1940
J&J
85
Lehigh Vail Term 5s 1941
A&O
Lehigh & Lake Erie—
1st 44a 1957 guar
M&S
76
....
86
50
494
65
f 1957—J&J
A&O
6% g notes *15 ext to '33--J&D
6% g notes £ '15 ext to '33. J&D
Nat RR 5f Mex pi g 44s '26 J&J
1st cons gold 4s 1951
A&O
National Transc Branch Lines Co
-A&O
M&N
1st Msf 44» 1955
Naugatuck 1st 4s 1954
New Brunsw 1 st g 5s 1934—F&A
Cons deb 4s perpetual
J&J
New Eng cons 4s 1945 gu
J&J
Consol g 5s July 1 1945---J&J
N Hav & North 4s 1956
gu—J&D
J&J
J&J
1933
544
1
IK
1
1
1
614
98
76
614
IF
65
21
40
65
A—A&O
A&O
::::
324
M&N
A--F&A
£84
Ref g 34s July 1 1997
J&J
Deb g 4s '34 tax-exempt.M&N
5
85
754
554
704
31
548 1954 series A—A&O
1st 5s 1956 series C
F&A
1st M 44s 1956 series D-.F&A
Eq trust 44s 1932-42
A&O
Newport & Cincinnati Bridge—
1st M g 44s 1945 guar—_J&J
Newp & Rich? 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
New York Central RR—
82"
944
tax-exempt..-J&J
814
Conv deb 6s 1935—
Cons mtge 4s 1998 ser
New York Central & Hud Rlv—
55
694
30
F
14
304
304
7%
81
77
44« 3d ext 1933
M&S
N Y & Gr Lake gu g 5s 1940.M&N
N Y & Har 1st g 3 4s 2000—M&N
N Y & Jer 1st g 5* *32 opt—F&A
N Y Lack & Western—
1st & ref 5s 1973 ser A
M&N
65
6.50
6.50
6.50
6.50
6.50
6.50
78
57
32
8%
8%
88
90
85
72
40
73
IP
30
25
73
1st &ref44» 1973 ser B.-M&N
NYLE&WC & RR—See Ind & Misc.
N Y L E & W Dock & Impt—Se e Ind &
67
72
N Y & L Br gen 4s 1941
General gold 5s 1941
RR—*
__J&D
Eq tr 6s 1933-'35 (year)_J&J15
Mo Kan & Okla, 1st 5s '42—M&N
*32-'45-M&N
1937--A&O
NY & E 1st 4s ext g 1947—M&N
76
66
6.50
6.50
6.50
6% gold notes 1932
A&O
Ref 54s 1974 *er A
A&O
Ref 44s 1978 ser C_
M&S
Equip tr 4 4s 1932 *44 (yr) F&A
Equip tr 5s 1932-'38 (yr)—F&A
New York Connecting RR—
i*t M 44s 1953 series A—F&A
1st guar 5s 1953 series B—F&A
8%
8%
8%
8%
59
654
664
M&N 15
44s *36-'32--J&J
NYC RR eq 44«
20
88
6.50
NYO&St L l«t g 4s
60
634
Eq tr 7s '32 '35 (year)—A&015
Eq tr 6s '33- 35 (year)__J&J15
NYC L eq 5s '32-'37 (yr).J&D
NYC L eq 5s 32 '39 (yr).J&D
NYC L eq 44s 32-'37(yr)M&S
NYC Lines eq 4 4 s Mar 15 1932
to
1939
(year)
M&S 15
NYC Lines eq 44s '33 *35 J&J
NYC Lines eq 44s ,32-'40
NYC RR eq
J.
J&J
1st gold 4s 1990
Ref & impt 4 4s 2013 A.—A&O
Ref & impt 5s 2013 O
A&O
(yearly)
27
'41opT6-M&N
1942
L S coll tr g 34s 1998
F&A
M C coll tr g 34s 1998—F&A
-J&J
M&S
J&D15 b
Deb 48
65
A9 5/£
O Ay*
654
374
40
734
734
95
98
/
Mo Pacific RR (new company)—
1st & ref 5s Jan 1965 A
F&A
41
45
1st & ref 5s 1977 ser F_— M&S
39
40
85
M&S
M&S
604
NY & NEBos Ter 4s 1939. -A&O
N Y New Haven & Hartford—
Deb 0s Jan 15 '48 conv—J&J16
Deb 4s May 11957
M&N
Deb 4s July 1 '55 non-conv J&J
Deb 4s 1950 non-conv
M&N
Deb 4s 1947 non-conv
M&S
794
Deb 34s March 1947
M&S
Deb 34« 1954 non-conv—A&O
Deb 34s 1950 conv
—J&J
15-year secured 6s 1940
1st & ref 4 4s 1967
1054
A&O
J&D
86
IF
55
524
534
504
89
664
Equip tr 44s Sept 15 1932 to
Mar 15 1945 (e-a)„M&S 15
tr
44s '32-'46(yr)-J&J b
Hari Rlv & Pt Ohes 4s '54 M&N
794
New Orl & Nor East 6s 1915,
1st 5s 1954 series B
44
Prior lien 5s 1962 ser A
J&J
Prior Hen 4s 1962 ser B
J&J
Prior Hen 44s 1978 ser D-J&J
Adj M 5s Jan 1967 ser A—A&O
M K&TofT 1st5sgu 1942M&S
Mo Kan & Tex (old company)—
/This price iucludes accrued interest.
72
7.50
Eqpt
(/Basis.
93
„
1st M
J&J
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
107
82
22"
874
Non-cum Inc 5s *35 ser
A&O
90
85
95
New Orleans Texas & Mexico—
20
Mlnneap Term 34s '50 opt-J&J
Mississippi Cent g 5s 1949
J&J
Mo-Ill RR 5s 1959
J&J
6%
60
(year).A&O
Eqtr44s 1932-'37
M&N
Ref & impt 44s "52 ser A„ J&J
New Orl Term 1st 4s 1953—J&J
10
97
904
11
55"
Extended at 5% 1940
21
f 4s
8%
Nash F & S 1st gu g 5s 1937—F&A
National Rys of Mexico—
1st & con & coll tr g 5s 1951 A&O
New Orl Gt Nor 1st 5s '55.-F&A
—
78
39
s
Constr'n44s 1955 ser B-M&N
Nashville Chattanooga & St L—
1st M 4s 1978 ser A
F&A
New Lon Nor 1st 4s 1940
404
1st Ch Ter
15
New Mexico Ry & Coal Go—
1st coll tr g 5s Oct 1 1947- A&O
TF
tr 44s 1932-'36 (s-a)-M&N b
tr 5s 1932-33 (s-a)
M&S b
tr 6s 1932-'35 (year).-M&S b
MStP&SS M & OentTermRy—
Lake Shore & Mich South—
30"
244
134
-
J&J
s-a
534
60
M&N
Constr'n 5s 1955 ser A
Gen 5s Jan 1
J&J
tr 4s *32 \38
J&J
2000—-J&D
65
J&J
Eq
Eq
Eq
Eq
244
8%
8%
N J June 1st 4s gu 1986
F&A
N J & N Y 1st m 5s 1950-M&N
::::
1st ref 54s 1978 ser B
25-year 54« 1949
92
Mont Wyo & So 5s 1939
101
97
Minn St P & Sault Ste Marie—
90
—
M&S
Consol gold 34s 2002
M&S
Monongahela Sou 5s J955--A&O
Mont Cent 1st g 6s 1937
J&J
1st guar gold 5s 1937
J&J
Prior Hen g 44s s
Gen mtge 4s 1977
644
39
Certificates of deposit
1st refdg gold 4s 1949
M&S /
Ref & ext 5s Feb '62 ser A-Q-F
Certificates of deposit
85
M&S
1st mtge 5s 1935
Morris & Essex 34s
42
1st 7s *27 ext at 6% 1932—J&D
1st consol gold 5sl934
M&N
65
i r
it
„
1st ref 6s 1946 series A_.
60
63
M&S
Impt 4Mj8 1977
Eq 44s *33-'41 O (yr>-J&J15
Eq tr os 1932-'38 (e-a)
M&S
Eq tr 5s 1933-39 (year)„__.T&J
Montgom Dlv g 5s 1947--F&A
724
75
lst34sl941_J&J
gold 4s 1938
1st cons gold 58 1938
1st cons 5s 1938 gu lnt
2d M gold 4s guar 1949
Ref &
39
— -
1938—M&S
90
82
1910
Sparta & NW 1st 4s 1947M&S
cons
Ohio, gen 4s
M&S
Montour RR 1st 5s 1963—F&A
Morgantown & Klngwood—
Minneapolis & St Louis—
Jan
J&J
(1884)
Mil&State Line
86
J&J
July I 1941
75
Northern—
1934
J&»;
Gen M g 4s 1945
Small
Moh & Mai 4s 1991
98
Mil
664
93
70
1st M 44s 1901 (sterling)-J&J
accr lnt at exch rate 4.8665
2d gold 5s
224
J&D
1st
& Det Rlv 44a 1932—F&A
Lake Erie & West 1st 5s 37—J&J
21
90
to
Kansas Oklahoma & Gulf—
—
&
Small
394
394
^
Sept /
Millen & Southw 5s 1955
M&S
1961
38
Series B
99
1932-1956—J&B
Equip trust 5s 1933- 40(yr)M&S
En tr 44s *32-'44 F (yr)--M&N
Mo Pac (old)—Gen 4s 1975 M&S
Eq 64s 1933 "36 (year)_.F&A
Eq tr 6s *33-'35 (year)__J&J15
3d 7s ext to July 1938 at
4%
M&N
Mob & Birm pr lien 5s 1945--J&J
Secured 5s 1938
A&O
Valley—5s 1943
75
50
City Sou—1st g 3s 1950 A&O
Apr 1 1950--J&J
Eq tr 0s 1933-35 (year)J&J 15
Eq tr 54s 1932-38 (year) M&S
Kansas City Terminal Ry—
1st g 4s 1960 opt 1930
J&J
Kan C & Pac 1st 4s g 1990—F&A /
Plain
1004
85
1st ext 44s 1934 (1880)—J&D
Cons 6s 1913 ext at 44%
Ref & Ixnpt 5s
Stmpdaccrint at rate 4.8665
994
A&O
50
Kan
Inc 6s series B Jan 1949
6s
1st
96
75
list M 5s 1978
J&J
Kentucky Cent 4s g 1987
J&J
Kentucky & Indiana Term RR
J
Adj M Apr 1 '53 ser A
55
M&S
Sept
/
;
N
of
5% to 1940
& ref 5s
Mob &
25
6s 1933
M&N
2d M adj Inc «s 1933
M&N / 20
Midi RR 4% franc bonds
(Foreign series) 1960
J&D h $314
Midland
City Ft Scott & Memphis—
Ref g 4s 1936 guar
A&O
Income 5s Mar 1934
95
Mlddletown & UnionvUle—
Kan
K O Mem & Blr 4s 1934
83
International—
Sept 1 1914 coupon on
Sept 1 1914 coupon off
Mexican North lpt 6s 1930-J&D /
J&J
Va 5s 1955
954
100
100
1st M
lopiln Union Station—
1st g 44s 1940 guar op—M&N
K A & Gr R 1st 5s" 1938
J&J
Kal & W Pig n g 5* 1940
J&J
Kanawha Br & Ter 5s 1918—A&O
Kana & Mich 1st 4s 1990
A&O
Eq tr 6s 1933-35 (yr)
J&J 15
Kanawha & W
95
— -
Prior Hen 44s 1947
M&S /
1st con gold 4s 1977
M&S
/
Asst (cash warr & coup)
7%
294
6% notes 1936
1st 1& ref 64s 1947
Iowa Cent 1st g 5s 1938
1st
98
_
37
Eq tr 4,4s 1932-42 (yr)„A&O b
Internat Rys (Central America)—
1st M 5s 1972 opt
—M&N
1st col tr 6% notes 1941-M&N
-
36
26
J&J
J&J
1st M 5s 1956 ser O
93
_
50
414
A&O
Ind 111 & la 1st g 4s 1950
844
87
Louisville & Nashville—
39
J&J
40-year 44s Aug 1 1966--F&A
Eq tr 44s 1932-1939 K—F&A
Eq tr 44s 1932-1940 L—A&O
Eqtr4K8*32-,41M (a-a).M&N
Eq tr 44s 1932-41 Ser N-A&O
Eq tr 44s -32-'36 (yr) O.-J&J
Eq tr 5s 1932-38 ser J—-M&N
Eq tr 6s '33-'35 (year)-.J&J 15
Equip 64s 1933-1934 (yr)_F&A
Equip 7s 1932-1935
A&O
Cairo Bridge 4s g 1950—J&D
Litch Dlv 1st g 3s 1951—-J&J
Louisv Div 34s g 1953—J&J
Omaha Div 1st 3s g 1951 —F&A
St Louis Div 34<» g 1951—J&J
St Louis Div 3s g 1951
J&J
Sp'fleld Div ext 34s 1951 J&J
Western lines g 4s 1951
-F&A
Genl mtge 4s 1957—
Gen mtge 434s 1957
82
Louisville Henderson & St Louis—
414
584
Gold 64s July 1 1936
Id Blra & W ext 4s 1940
Indiana Harbor Beit RR—
100
70"
924
784
(Concluded)
1978 ser G.—M&N
1980 ser H—A&O
1st & ref 5s 1981 ser I—-F&A
Conv g 54b 1949 ser A—M&N
1st
Secured 54s
70
35
1st M 5s 1969
£
opt 1918- M&N
Ser B 5s(£100 & £200)*63J&B
Series C 44s 1963——-J&D
gold 5s 1934—-J&D
5s 1937-M&N
Equip tr 5s 1932-39 (yr)—A&O
Equlptr 6s 1932 (yr)
F&A
Montauk Ext 5s 1945
J&J
North Shore Branch—
1st cons 5s g Oct 1 1932—Q-J
L I City & F con 5b 1937—-M&N
Debenture
59
Mo Pacific RR
1st & ref 5s
90
Louisiana & Arkansas—
Pur lines 1st g 34s 1952--J&J
Jt 1st ref M (IC&OSL&
N O) 5s 1963 ser A
J&D
•
.
M&S
A&O
56
81
J&J
'51-A&0
1st M £48 1951
Tr bonds £3 ^s 1950
Coil trust gold 4s 1952
76
Debenture gold
3d M consul 5s Mar 31 '40-A&O
Illinois Central—1st g 4s '51-J&J
1st M £3s 1951
81
IF
F&A
Adj inc up to 6% Feb '57-A&0
1st M 44« 1957 conv
F&A
Huntingdon & Broad Top—
1st M ext 6s Mar 31 '40A,A&O
2d M ext 6s 1940 ser B—F&A
1st gold 34s 1951
Main L ext 1st g 34s
100
824
-—-J&J
Long Dock 6s con g 1935—A&O
Long Island—Unified g 4s'49M&S
Refunding g gu 4a 1949—M&S
Gen mtge gold 4s 1938
J&D
4s gold 1932--;
—J&D
1939 guar
1st gold 4s
83
Bid.
Bond*
Ask.
Lehigh & N Y 1st 4s 1945--M&S
Lehigh & Wilkes-B Coal—See Ind &Mlsc.
75
Lex & East 1st 5s 1965-—--A&O
79
Litchfield & Mad 1st 5s 34-M&N
66
Little Miami guar 4s 1902--M &N
Little Rock & Hot Spr West Ry—
81
M&N
Bid.
Bonds
Ask.
71
BONDS
where marked "t" and Income and deraultert bonds.
/» Dollars
per
1,000 franc bond.
A: Last sale.
I In London,
n
Nominal,
s
8%
8%
70 4
Sale Drice.
7%
82 4
n
RAILROAD
BOTIOI
-Ak
Bid,
Bonds
New York Ontario & Western—
Ref 1st g 4s June 1992
MAS
_
53
Stock trust ctft 4s 1948
N Y Pro v A Bos 4s 1942
N Y & Put 1st 4s g 1993
N Y Susq & Western—
1st refunding 5s 1937
2d mtge 4Hs 1937
Gen mtge 5s g 1940
Term 1st g 5s 1943
J&D
A&O
54
44H
93
88
82
81
Phila Wllm & Bait—
Debenture g 4s 1932
43
do
70
J&J
F&A
F&A
73"
40 H
do
25"
98
N Y Westchester & Bos Ry1st M g 4H» 1946 guar....J&J
45
55 H
101
101H
M&N
F&A
4Hs ier J 1904...M&N
4s ser D 1945
M&N
4s ser F 1953
J&D
Ser C 1942
Ser I 1963
do
do
do
Nord Ry
f 6H« I960
A&O
Norfolk & Oar 5s 1939
..A&O
Norfolk Southern—
1st & ref g 5s '61 opt '15—F&A
Norf & South 1st 5s 1941.M&N
14H
36%
15
51
102H
F&A
99 %
New River 1st 6s 1932
A&O
N & W Ry 1st con 4s '96--A&O
87
Dlv 1st lien & gen g 4s July 1
91
1944 opt Jan 1 1929
J&J
N & W Pocahontas 4s *41. J&D
91
Eqtr 4 He 1932 (yr)
M&N '
Ed tr 4Hs 1932 (yr)
A&O
TEq tr 4Hs 1933- 35—-
J&J
*
9§%
J&J
Gen & ref 5s 1974 ser A...M&S
5.50%
5.50%
100
100
Nor Ma ne Seaport 5s 1935.A&0
Nor Ohio 1st gu 5s g 1945—A&O
Northern Pacific—
55"
Prior lien g 4s Jan 1997
Q-J
Gen lien g 3s Jan 2047
Q-F
Ref & imp 4 Hs 2047 ser A.J&J
Ref & Imp 6s 2047 ser B._. J&J
80
66
69
Ref & imp 4s 2047 ser O... J&J
Ref & imp 5s 2047 ser D.._ J&J
Eq tr 4 Hs 1932 (yr) F&A16 b
^
76%
55%
70
Bq tr 4H» 1932'40 (yr)M&S15
7%
7%
97%
96%
b
No Pac Ter Co 1st 6s 1933.-J&J
No Ry of Oal 5s g gu 1938—A&O
North Penna ext'd 4s 1936-M&N
Gen g 3 3-10s 1953—....J&J
Ohio 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 1937A&O
Old Colony RR 4s 1938
J&J
3 Hs July 1 1932
J&J
^
W>
72
6%
92
72%
Northwestern Terminal RR—
1st M 5s 1977
f
Norwich & Wor—4H« 1947.M&S
Ogd & L Oh 1st g gu 4s 1948-J&J
1st M 5Hs 1944
1st M 5s 1945 series B
59
82
70
22
26
90
47
48 H
79
■86."
78H
5s
J&D If 96
85
90
98
90"
78 H
8
79
103 H
96
"i"
~5"
30
40
75
83
85
70
60
52"
47%
82%
■..
--
70
80"
80
82
90
70
85
85
—
«»
—
Mi
"
79%
83"
~5"
80
10
25
25
60
90"
100 "
73
70
76
68
80
6.25
Phlla & R—2d 5s g
98
6%
6%
6.25
mi
85
89
92
98 H
100
J&D
J&D
75H
79H
95
J&D
76
82
70 H
77H
84%
88
90
88
99%
M&N
83M
Con M 3 Ha g £ 1945
J&J If 73
Deb 4Hs 1970
A&O
64H
Eq tr 5s 1933-38 (yr)
6
M&S b
Gen equip 5s 1932-39 (yr) A&O b
6 vg
F&A
1932-39 (yr)—_A&O
*8%
Peor & East cons 4s 1940—A&O
2d cons inc 4s 1990
/
Apr
Peoria & Pekin Union Ry—
1st g 5H« 1974 series A—.F&A
52
2%
Riv & Gulf Dlv 4s 1933—M&M
St L Peo & N W 5s 1948
J&J
St Loul*-San Fran (reorganized).
Prior Hen 4s 1950 series A—J&J
Prior lien 5s 1950 series B—J&J
Cons In 4 Hs 1978 ser A.-M&S
Eq tr 6s 1933-*34 (yr)—J&J 15 b
Eq tr 5s 1932-,37(year)—M&S b
Eq 4Hs 1933J41 BB (yr)_F&A b
St Louis Southwestern—
1st g 4s 1989--
Eq tr 5%a 1932-1939 (s-a) M&S b
Equip tr 4Hs 1932-1945—J&J b
65%
5.25%
5.25%
5.25%
53
6H
M&N
2d g inc 4s Nov 1989
J&J
1st consol g 4s 1932
J&D
1st term & unif 5s 1952—J&J
JSP
100
84 H
83
65
67%
96%
23%
23%
29%
25
17%
8%
it
19
'
7
7%
60%
65
42
47
20"
5l"
8%
8%
7%
7%
97%
99 %
85
95
76
80
96 H
98%
85
75
90
53%
50%
95
98
98
Salt Lake City Un Dep & RR—
1st M 5s 1938
M&N
S A & Ar Pass g gu 4s 1943-J&J
85
97%
98 H
rued Interest,
M&N
1910—J&J
61
59
61
77
It
15
11
7%
98
76
Stamped Federal Tax
Southern Railway—
1st consol gold 5s 1994
.J&J
77%
37%
42
47%
8%
8%
8%
50
50
26"
40"
95
A&O
Tampa North 1st 5s '36 op.J&J
Temfskamlng & Nor Ont Ry Cora
i
5s 1953
Deb 4s 1939-1968
F&A
Tennessee Central Ry—
1st m 6s 1947 ser A
—A&O
Term RR Assn (St Louis)
1st gold 4H» 1939
-A^O
1st consol gold 5s 1944—F&A
f g 4s *53 op *10--J&J
Terre Haute & Peor 5s 1942-M&S
s
Texarkaha & Ft Smith
1st m 5H« 1950 guar
-F&A
Texas City Term 6s 1941-J&J26
5i 1943-—-J&J
Texas & Pac 1st 5s 2000
J&D
2nd Inc g 5s Dec 2000
Mar
Gen & ref 5s 1977 ser B—A&O
Gen & ref 5s 1979 ser O—A&O
Gen & ref 5s 1980 ser D—.J&D
Texas & N O
con
Bq tr 5s 1932-1939
-M&N
Eq tr 4Hs 1932-42 (yr)—A&O
Eq tr 4Hs 1933-43 (yr)—.F&A
75H
32
93
90
74
62H
36
65
85
37 H
62H
"8%
8%
8%
79%
Eq tr 6s 1933-1935 (yr)-J&J15
Toledo Peoria & Western RR
lstrn. 6s 1952
Toledo St Louis & Western
1st gold 4s Apr 1 1950-
A&O
gu—M&N
1st gold 4s June 1 1946—-J&D
Consol m4Hs 1966 ser A—F&A
J&D
Stpd as to Dec 1 '30 int and
S570 ret of principal
1st ref gold 4s 1952
A&O /
bond,
k Last sale.
96
J&J
58
80
TolWalh Valley & Ohio—
1st g gu 4H" 1933 ser B—J&J
Ulster & Del
h Dollars per 1,000-franc
76H
West Dlv 1st 5s g 1935—A&O
Gen gold 6s 1935
J&D
8t Mary's Div 4s g 1951—F&A
1st g gu 4s 1942 ser C
M&S
Toronto Hamilton & Buffalo—
A&O
1950--A&O
1st M g 5H» 1964
—M&S
Tol Can Sou & D 1st 4s '56--J&J
Tol & Ohio Cent 1st 5s 1935-J&J
Tol Term 1st 4H« *57
San Fran & San Joaquin Val—
1st g 5s Oct 1 1940
San Fran Terra 1st 4s
1st con g 5s gu 1937
1st ref g 48 1955 op
Gen ref
95%
99 %
95%
Pacific Ext 1st 4s £ 1940—J&J
St Paul Union Depot—
1st & ref 5s 1972
J&J
.
89%
J&J
J&J
1st cons red to 4Ma g 1933-J&J
Montana ext 1st 4s 1937-J&D
1st consol g 4s 1933
1st consol g 6s 1933—
90
.
t
lO
53
56
91"
85
Southern Pacific RR Oal—
1st
50 H
72
94
2d 5s 1918 ext to 1938
94
Q-J
Bait Gent 4s 1951-M&N
Phila Bait & Wash 4s 1943—M&N
85"
Gen 5s 1974 series B
—F&A
Gen M 4Hs 1977 ser O
J&J
78
Phila Newt & N Y 3s 1942—A&O
70
Phila & Read O & I—See Ind & M Isc.
—
Tamoa & Gulf Coast—
72'
63%
72H
53 H
47%
J&J 15
Perkiomen 1st 5s *18 ext to '38Q-J
54
72
(C P) Aug 1 '49 J&D
(Oregon
Lines)
A
M&J
Conv g 5s 1934
——j&D
40-year 4%b 1968
M&S
50-year 4%a 1981
M&N
l%a 1969 with war
M&N
Equip 7s 1932-1935 (yr) J&D
Equip 5s 1932-1939 (yr).. M&N
Equip tr 5s 1932-38 (yr). -J&D
Eq tr 4 Hi 1932-40 (yr)„ J&D
Eq tr4H« '32-41 (yr)
J&D
Pacific Fruit Express equip 7s
June 1 1932-1935 (yr)-J&D
Eq 5s '33-'39 C (yr)
M&S
Eq 5s *32-'41 D (yr)
A&O
Tex Pac-Mo Pac Term RR—
51
Eq tr 6s '33-'35 (yr)
41
1st
4H«
1977
68%
5
1st consol g 4s 1988
J&D
St Paul East Gr Tr 4M? *47—J&J
St P & K O Sh 4Mb 1941—F&A
St Paul Minn & Manitoba—
J&J
1st g 5s July 1956 Ser A—J&J
1st g 4s July 1956 ser B-J&J
1st 4Hs 1980 ser O
M&S
70
Coll tr 4s
48
93
St Paul & Duluth—
65%
.
12
82
Pacific Co
41H
ml
88
52
89
84
Southern
70
43
72
96
St Lawr & Adirond 5s 1990--J&J
2d gold 6a 1996
-A&O
St Louis Iron Mt & Sou—
77
.
55
80
98
77H
98
60
f 6s g
48
93
Richmond & Mecklenburg—
1st g 4s Nov 11948
7 VN
Rich & Peters 4Hs 1940
77""
95
Apr 12 *37-A&O 12
Sioux City & Pac 3%a 1936--F&A
Somerset Ry 1st & ref 4s '55-J&J
1st M 4s July 2 1950
J&J
South Bound RR 1st 5» 1941 A&O
S & N Ala cons M g 5s 1936-F&A
Gen cons gu g 5s 1963
A&O
So l'.ic Coast 1st g 4s 1937.-J&J
Southern 111 & Mo Bridge Co—
1st M g 4s 1951-M&N
South Indiana 1st g is 1951 -.'F&A
So Pacific Branch L 1st 6s '37A&O
s
52
1940----A&O
Equip 6s Jan 15 '33-135-J&J 15
48
87
78
74
1%
y.!?
42
80
St Johns & L Cham 5s 1944-M&S
St J Gr Isl 1st g 4s 1947—J&J
70
73 H
2
Develop & gta M g 4s '56-A&0
Develop & gen 6s 1958—A&O
Develop & gen 6%a 1956-A&O
Eq tr 6s *33-'35 (yr)
J&J 15 6
Eq tr 5s 1932-39 (s-a)
M&S b
Eq tr 4H« Oct'32-'39 (s-a) A&O b
E Tenn reorg lien 5s 1938 M&8
1st Mem Dlv g 5s 1996
J&J
St Louis Dlv 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
Spartanburg Un Col 4s *95- -J&J
Spokane Falls & Nor 6s '39--J&J
Spoa Internat 1st g 5s 1955.J&J
Staten Isl Ry 4Hs 1943
J&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
Saratoga—
6% g bds May 1 1941—M&N
Rich Fredericks!) & Potomac—
2d
1st
4H> 1997 ser A.J&J
&
2%
F&A
6s gold July 1 1925 ext at
5% to July 1 1945
J&J
W& N A tr ctfs 4s red 105-Q-M
Jer Cent g 4s '51 op '06—A&O
1933—A&O
Imp M ext g 4s 1947—A&O
Cons ext gold-4s 1937--M&S
Term 5s g gu May 1 *41. Q-F
1st gu 6s 1935 ser B
Certificates of deposit
Shrev Bdg & Ter 5s '55 gu-.F&A
Sierra Ry of California—
....
Reading Company—
rer
12
Ry—
75
Ral & Southpcon 5s
1965---J&D
Raleigh & S W 1st 4s 1936—J&J
Rarltan River 1st g 5s 1939--J&J
Florida
1931-J&J
Seacoast RR of N J 5s '48-A&O
Shamokin Sunbury & Lewlsb'g
82
Port Reading 1st gu 5s 1941—J&J
Ports Gt F & Con 4H* 1937.- cD
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
Prov & Wore 1st 4s 1947.-A&O
Ral & Cape Fear 1st 5s 1943M&8
Ral & Charleston 4s 1956—F&A
Consol 4s 1956
F&A
Ral & Gaston 1st 5s g 1947—J&J
2
1st gu 6s 1935 series A. —F&A
Certificates of deposit
-
Seab & Roanoke 5s ext
St Clair Mad & St Louis Belt—
Alton Bridge 1st g 4s '51--J&J
60%
F&A
95
100 %
100
70*
M&S
F&A
/ This price include*.
-
78
M&N
4Hs g 1960
b Basis.
-
k
Atlanta-Birmingham Dlv—
1st g 4s May 1 1933.,—M&S /
A&O
M&S
Rock Island-Frisco Term Ry—
1st m 4Xb 1957
J&J
Rutl Can 1st g gu 4s 1949
J&J
Rutland con 4%a 1941
J&J
92
Peoria Ry Ter 4s '37 gu op
Pere Marquette Ry—
-
4H
5% secured notes 1931—F&A
Equip tr 6s (s-a) 1932-37-F&A
Eq tr 5%a 1932 (s-a)
A&O
Eq tr 5s 1933-1940 (s-a)-J&J
Eq tr 4 %n Jan 15*33-40(s~a) J&D
Scab-All
89
1st coll tr 4s 1949 op
R I At & La 4%a 1934
|9H
4Hs
77
100
90
B——F&A
C—-J&D
1977 ser D
J&D
Portl (Me) Term gu 4s 1961-J&J
Guar 5s 1961
J& J
Richmond-Washington Co—
Coll tr g gu 4s 1943 opt- : 7 7
Rio Gr June 1st gu 5s 1939—
>
Rio Gr So 1st g 4s 1940
u&J
1st g 4s guar 1940
—J&J /
Rio Gr West 1st 4s 1939
J&J
101
Gen g 5s Dec 1 1968
J&D
Gen m 4Hs 1981 ser D...A&O
Bq tr
'«
1st 4Hs
Richmond Term 1st 5s 1952
M&M
M&N
4s gold 1948 sterling
stamped dollar bond
15-yr 6Ha Feb 1 193640-yr 5s 1964—
87
93 %
85
70%
1st gen 5s 1974 series
91
103
Con M 4s gold 1943
do
4s gold 1948
Gen g 4Hs 1965
77
1st M 5s 1962 series
15
90
100
Cons mtge 4 Hs 1939
A&O
Cons mtge 4s 1939
A&O
Penn Ohio & Detroit RR—
1st & ref 4Hs 1977 ser A..A&O
Pennsylvania RR—
do
78
40
m
93"
-
^
81%
_
95
94
80%
Sec K 4 Us 1963
M&N
Pa&NYCanal con 5s 1939. A&O
•
80H
40
1958 ser A
J&D
4He 1959 ser B
A&O
1st M 4Hs 1960 aer O —A&O
Pitts Young & Ash—
1st gen 4s series A 1948—J&D
100H
86
„
do
86 H
1st
99
Pennsylvania Company—
tr ctfs g 3 Ha 1941
tr ctfs g 3Hs 1942
tr ctfs g 3Hs 1944
Certificates of deposit
93
1st m 4Hs
96%
87
Paris-Orleans extl 5Ha 1968 M&S
95%
0% franc bonds (foreign series)
red to 1956
—J&D h $37 H
Paterson Ext 1st 5s 1950
J&D
Paulista Ry 1st 7s *42serA M&S15
5l"
„
Pittsb Term RR & Coal—
1st g guar s f 5s 1942
-J&J
Pitts Va & Char gu 4s 1943 M&N
Pitts & West Va Ry—
"5"
81H
11H
11H
11H
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
Certificates of deposit
90
Eq 5s (J&J) 1932 aer J ...J&J
Eq 4Hs 1932-'45 (s-a) ..M&N
Pan American 1st 5s
tr ctfs g 4s 1952
tr ctfs g 3Hb 1937
-
95
Stamped
Cons mtge 4H*
St L R E 1st 5s 1938
M&N
Oardelet Br 1st 4Hs 1938-A&0
Paducah & 111 1st 4 Ma 1955-J&J
Gu
Gu
Gu
Gu
Gu
f g 5s 1959
Rensselaer
_
S f extl 7s 1958—.M&S15
96
Gen & ref 4 Hs 4997 ser B..J&J
Oregon-Wash RR & Nav—
1st & ref g gu 4s '61 opt—J&J
Pacific Coast Co—See Misc Bonds
Pacific Coast Terminals Ltd—
1st M s f 6 Ha 1948
F&A /
Pac of Mo 1st ex g 4s 1938--F&A
2d ext 5s gold 1938
—J&J
„
96
95
49
s
Gen &
Ore RR & Nav cons 4s 1946. J&D
Ore Short Line 1st 5s 1946—J&J
1st cons guar 5s 1946
J&J
34 op. .J&J
Paris-Lyons-Mediterranean RR—
Ext s f 6s 1958
F&A15
95
95%
J&D
A&O
J&J
1st
P S & L E 1st g 5s 1940
Cons 1st g 6s July 1 1943-
J&J
A&O
«&0
1st M g 5s 1934
Sav & States 1st g gu 5s 1953-J&J
Scioto Val & N E 1st 4s 1989 M&N
Seab Air Line 1st g 4s 1950-A&O
97
F&A
J&D
perp
G
100
101
Pitts & Lake Erie
1st m 4Hs 1950 series C___J&J
Ont & Que deb gu
ser
99
99
M&S
1st g 5s 1942
Sault Ste Marie Bridge—
1st M s f 5s July 1 1937
Sav Fia & W 1st 6s 1934
20
_
91%
93%
5.50%
104
Interest red to 4 H %
4* aer H
18
Eq tr 6Hs 1932-35 (yr)—A&O
Pitts McK & Y 6s 1932——J&J
2d 6s guar 1934
-J&J
Pitts Shaw & N—1st g 5s *49 F&A
Gold 4s Feb 1 1952——F&A
6% receivers' ctfs 1927—-F&A
Pittsburgh & Shawmut—
Impt & exten 6s 1934
64
4s
do
80
1st gen g 5s 1954 opt
J&J
Norfolk Ter 1st gu 4s 1961..M&N
Norfolk & Western
Northeast of S O 6s 1933
Northern Central—
1957.—M&N
I960---F&A
do
3H""er E 1949—F&A
Gen M 5s 1970 ser A——J&D
Gen M 5s 1975 ser B
A&O
Gen M 4%s 1977 ser O.— J&J
do
s
J
Con g gu 4H* ser A 1940-A&O
do
Ser B 1942
A&O
33
60
.
Bid.
Bonds
Santa Fe Prescott & Phoenix-
A&O
Pitts Oln Ohic & St Louis—
M&N
Ask.
.
Philippine Railway—
1st p 4s 1937 s f opt gu-—J&J
Pine Creek guar 6s 1932—--J&D
P B & L E con g 5s 1947
J&J
Pitts Char & Youghiogheny—
Gen mtge gtd 4s 1932.- -A&O
79%
60
A&O
Bid.
Bonds
Alt.
4 1%
90
86
80
79
Registered $5,0)0|0 only— —-
Gen M g 4s 1955 red
J&D
N Y Pa & O p 1 4H« 1935-M&S
N Y Phil & Nor—lit g 4s *39 J&J
Income 4s Jan 1 1939
M&N
BONDS
except where marked "f ' and Inoome and defaulted bonds.
bond prices in "and interest
cons
2 In London,
n
79
64?
75
5s 1928
Nominal,
r
48
41%
Sale price.
RAILROAD
HTOTIOX
■All bond prtcei art
Bonds and Stocks.
Bid.
Union Pacific¬
ist ry & land gr 4* g 1947
J&J
1st & ref 4a June 2008
M&S
1st & ref 5a June 2 2008--M&S
40-year 4%s 1907
J&J
40-year 4a 1968
J&D
rr
Bangor Aroostook com
Beech Creek (guar
0.25
0.25
6.25
*&0
79%
5.50%
5.50%
115
117
5.50%
Boston & Maine com (stpd)-.lOO
6
8
5.50%
1st preferred O unstamped-100
1st preferred D unstamped .100
75
80%
80%
1
Canada Southern
-
"2%
1%
80
Co—
38
85
Virginia Mid
82%
95*
50
37
79
38
lat M gold 5a 1962
opt—.M&N
85%
86
1st m
73
87H
6%
6%
gen 5a 1930 —M&N
Va & Southwest 5a 2003
J&J
1st cons g 5a 1958—
A&O
Virginian Railway—
4%s 1962 ser B—M&N
Eq tr 4%s 1933-1940(yr)._J&J b
Eq tr 5a 1932-1938 (yr)—M&N b
Wabash RR—1st g 5a 1939.M&N
2d gold 5a 1939
F&A
-
Deb mtge 6a series B 1939. J&J 1
1st lien term gold 4a 1954.J&J
Ref & gen 5 Ha 1975 A
M&S
Eq tr 0a 1933 35 (year).J&Jl£
7%
7%
71
72
35
50
70"
"8%
10
90
90
* 1932-42 (yr)
A&O
ext iBt « 5s '41. J&J
72"
M
g 48 1939-J&J
Toledo & Chic 4a
g 1941.-M&S
Omaha Dlv 1st
79
32
55
46%
70
32
40
9
*41.A&O
Common stamped
5%
Mississippi Central
140
24
28
45
40
14%
63
If*
66
58
62
62
65
30
30
32
26
26
28
47 %
12
....
7
8
New York Central RR-
Dividend payable in London..
100
i8-
105
F-5.F.
100
86"
Washington Co Ky.lstg guar
3Ha Jan 1954 op 1424—u-J&J
3
Adjustment preferred
72"
78"
jd
3 d
57
32
60
34
5
83%
1
70
75
12
19
) d 115
i
56%
1st & ref 5 Ha 1977 ser A—J&J
West N Y & Penna 5s 1937..J&J
58
59
•
60
96%
9S
78
80%
RR preferred
]
Dayton & Mich com (guar).
Preferred (guar OH&D)..
Delaware & Bound Br (gu® C)-
lat M 5a 1940 aeries A
M&S
Eq tr 5H» 1932-38 (yr).rJ&D
38
40
85
95
Delaware & Hudson Co
fci
Delaware Lack & Western,
West Ry of Ala 1st 4Ha *68 A&O
Weat Shore lat la 2361
J&J
W Side Belt lat g 5a 1937-M&S
67%
W Va & Pitta 1st 4s
1990—A&O
RR—
1st consol gold 4s 1949—-M&S
Ref M 4Ha aeries A 1966.M&S
71
50
Delaware-
16
66
16%
-
75"
Denver & Salt Lake.
d
55
60
—
mm
-
io"
75
80
58%
93
4s 1940
F&A
White & Black River Valley—
lat 5a 1980J&J
95"
Preferred
East Penna (guar
Elrnira & W'msport? (guar)
Preferred (guar Nor Cent).
Erie—Common
65
-
%
%
]
—
d
35
53
40
50
6%
55
7
70
Wichita Falls & Northwestern—
lat 5a Jan 1939...J&J
8
d
50
8
60
50
55
4
22%
75
J&D
80"*
80
Gen g 5a Aug 1 1932—
Wll & Wei gen g 5a 1935
J&J
92"
Gen mtge g 4a 1935—
J&J
90
Wlnaton-Salem Southbound—
lat gold guar 4a I960
J&J
Wlnaton-Salem Terminal Co—
78
Q-F
65
1st preferred
2nd preferred
St Louis-San Francisco Ry
142"
com
Alabama Tenn & Nor
Preferred
com
-
50 d
50 d
100
100
Alabama & Vlcksburg—
100
Albany & Susquehanna (guar) 100
Alleghany Corp
(t)
Pref (with 530 warrants)
100
Pref (with $40 warrants)—100
Pref without warrants
.100
$40 warrants
Allegheny & West (guar.)-—100
Atch Top & Santf, Fe
100
Preferred
100
Atlanta Birm & Coast pref—. 100
Atlan & Char Air L (guar)
100
Atlanta & West Point
100
Atlantic Coast L Co of Conn..50
Atlantic Coast L RR com
100
Atlantic 1st (eased lines rent tr
—
Augusta & Savannah (guar)..100
b Basis.
25
140
1
d
1
2
2%
2
160"
4
9
30^
18%
d
...
Southern Ry common..
Preferred
Mob & Ohio stk tr ctf*
100
100
Southwestern of Ga (guar)
12%
Tennessee Central Ry com
15%
28%
d
Preferred vtc
Illinois Central
Southern Pacific Co
46
12
Huntingd & Broad Top vtc.
22
25
23
100
(t)
100
....
—
*
L
T*
Convertible preferred
32
Texas & Pacific
~3"
100
&
52
Iowa Central.
%
125
175
85
SO
100
7
15
87
100
Preferred
---100
United N J RR & Ca»ial (gu)-100
Utica Chen & Susq Val (gu)-100
Utiea Clinton & Binghainton.100
Valley RR (N Y) (guar)
100
%
75
_.
100
Union Pacific—Common
7
Vermont & Mass (guar)
Vicksb Sbrevep k Pac com
100
100
55
if*
179
72
15
75
75
14
60
x
7%
17%
63
Virginian Railway com.
100
45
10
Wabash Railway
Preferred A
100
2
100
d
d
9%
-
-
-
-
d
70
73"
d
31
34
/
Preferred
100
...
Preferred B_.
100
Warren N J (guar D L & W)_ 50
Western Maryland Ry com...105
1st preferred
2%
2
45
4%
100
100
100
100
25
West. Jersey & Sea Sh—Corn. 50
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
Prior lien stock 7%
-.100
45
-
2d preferred
Western Pacific RR Corp
Preferred
19
82
58
/ This price includes accrued interest
(nternat Rys (Cent Am) coml
Com vot trust ctfs....
K O St L & Chic—Pref
(gu)
—100
%
Troy & Gr'bush (gu NYC).. 50
Tunnel RR of St Louis
100
25
52
85
Deposit roceipts—
75
Id 72
4
Seahoard xYlr Line common... 100
Preferred
100
Sharon
50
65
18
3
Saratoga & Schenectady (gu>
60
d
5%
40
12
150
50
50
87
14
03%
60
140
50
50
18
Little Miami original guar—Spec guar betterment stk..
75
63%
72%
132
11
19%
F
Lackawanna RR of N~J!
F
d
95
103
120
.
100
43%
4
40
23
103
8
Preferred
311!
Hartford & Conn Western....
1
150
8%
22%
21
2
::::
20
35
9
100
30
89%
Par
40
110
5%
5%
10%
10%
.100
:
Preferred
13%
127
43
—
,;
Deposit receipts
Stk tr ctfs—See RR Securs Co
Ala Great Southern
Preferred
100
100
100
0% preferred-
....
Great Northern Ry—Pref
lat M gold 5a 1960
A&O
Wla Cent Ry—lat M g 4a '49 J&J
31H
35H
lat & ref 4a 1959-A&O
17
Marshfleld & South East Div
pur mon lat g 4a 1951—M&N
Sup & Dul Div 4a 1936—.M&N
33
28 H
Worcester Nash & Roch—See Bo ston & Maine.
Yosemite Val a f g 5a 1936..J&J
RAILROAD STOCKS.
57
110
St Louts Southwestern
d
f
75
135""
Georgia RR & Bank Co (gu)..
Georgia Southern & Flo*4da_.
7
Roch & Genesee Val RR
100
Rome & Clint (gu D & H) —100
Rutland pref
100
St Louis Bridge 1st pref
—100
5
15
23""
70"
-
7
—
8%
)d
Erie & Kalamazoo (guar)
Erie & Pitts (guar Pa RR)
lat & ref g 5a 1940 opt
J&J
Wichita Union Terminal Ry—
lit g gu 4%s 1941 opt
M&N
Wilkes & E 1st g 5a 1942—-J&D
W1U& S F lat 5a g 1938
J&D
Wilm & Newb 4a 1947
F&A
Wilm & Nor lat 5a 1927 extended
100
4% 111 Cent stk ctf 1952—1000
Reading Company
50
1st preferred
50
2d preferred
50
Rensselaer & Saratoga (guar). 100
Rich Fred & Potom—Com—100
Dividend obligations
100
6% guaranteed
100
7% guaranteed-.
100
%
50
)d
100
Railroad Securities Co—
"%
)d
1
-
15%
2%
65
-100
com
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
50
Pittsb McK & Yough (guar)-- 50
Pittsb & West Va common
100
Pitts Youngst & Aaht pref.—100
Prov & Worcester (guar)
100
4%
~
Wheeling Terra
J&J
—
50
Ref gold 5s series B 1966.M&S
Eq tr Ca Jan 15 1933-35 —J&J
2d 5s 1936
17%
,
Wheeling & Lake Erie
99
Preferred--.
50
Pitts Cine Chic & St Louis—100
32
_
68
Pitts Ft W & Chic com (gu)—100
Preferred (guar Penn RR) —100
v
30
3%
)d
yd
14
50
Prior preferred
9%
100
Phila Germ & Norris (guar)-. 50 d 109
175
Phila & Trenton (gu Pa RR).10()
28
Pittsburgh Bess & Lake Erie— 50
30
145
70
Eastern
Marquette Ry
Preferred
20~"
27
62
135
68
;
80
20
Pare
d
,
e
40
Peoria &
^
id
Cuba
73
4%% to 1977
—
10
Gen mtge gold -4a 1943
A&O
Income g 5a Apr 1943.--Nov ] /
Western Pacific RR Corp—
95
68
50
9%
o
Preferred
76
1
■
~8"
j'
7
1
108%
50
60
(t)
Peoria & Bureau Val (guar).-100
110
92
89
12*
Paterson & Hudson River—;»
18
8
73
40
Patereon & Ramapo
Pennsylvania RR
Pennroad Corp vtc
13%
)
1st 4 Ha 1947
.....-rF&A
West Jersey & Sea Shore—'
"
Oonsol gold 4s 1930
J&J
Cons 3Ha g aeries B 1936.-J&J
West Maryland 4a 1952
A&O
—
85
§
4%
dl06
55
Ogden Mine RR (gu Cn N J) .100
95
Old Colony (gu NYNH&H).-100
WHO
Ontario & Quebec
100
Oswego & Syrac (gu D L & W) 50 d 50
50
Passaic & Del Ext
100
Cleve Cine Chicago & St L...
90
25%
Id 37
100
....
North Pennsylv (gu P&R)— 50
Norwich & Worcester pref—100
90
3
85
-100
100
100
North'n N H (guar B & M)—100
Northern Pacific Ry
100
North RR of N J (guar Erie) .100
Northern Securities Co stubs
52
3 i
14%
50 i 120
No Carolina (guar So RR)- _100
Northern Cent (guar Pa RR). 50
140"'
80
45
80
3
Washington & Vandemere—
g
lid"
)
55
28
100
Norfolk Southern
Norfolk & Western Ry
3
—
76%
4%
IF
100
N Y Ontario & Western
6%
10%
8%
15H
12%
11%
100
Cleve & Pitts (guar Pa RR)
Betterm't stk (guar Pa RR)
Wash Term
Co—3Ha 1945.-P&A
1st gold 4a 1945 guar
P&A
4%
11%
100
7% preferred
2%
iF
iF
__
—
N Y Lack & West (guar)
N Y New Haven & Hartf
8
70
2%
100
Preferred
100
Chic R I & Pacific common.. .100
7 % preferred—# %.
100
(gu)
com
Preferred
3
2
100
50
6% preferred
N Y & Harlem
3
65%
1%
5
N Y Chic & St Louis com
45
(t)
Preferred.
iH
9
100
100
100
100
New Orl Texas & Mexico
12
1%
2%
7%
—
com
100
Preferred
100
Chic Ind & Louisv common...100
Preferred
100
Chic Milw St P & Pacific-
6% preferred—LT.
Chicago St Paul Minn & O..
47
100
New London Northern
New Orleans Great North
5
Chicago Great West
Preferred
30
National Rys of Mex 1st pref-100
2d preferred-.-...——...100
63
18
.
Chic & East Illinois common. 10C'
Preferred
100
Chicago & North Western.
5
d
'
50
Cayuga & Susq (gu DL&W). 30
Central of New Jersey
—100
Chesapeake Corp
;—(f)
Chesapeake & Ohio common.
25
Chicago Burl & Qulncy
100
Common
700
d
Preferred-i.
-00
Mobile & Birm pref (guar)
100
Mobile & Ohio—See Southern Ry
Morris & Essex (guar)
50
Nashv Ohatt & St Louis
100
Nashv & Decatur (gu L & N). 25
T%
Preferred
* Last sale
I In Loudon
n
Nomtual
.«Sale
uric*
y
6%
Ex-rights,
50
11
■
1
20*
475
30
Mo-Kan-Tex RR com—(no par)
Preferred i i
--v* -.—-100
Missouri Pacific com
100
132%
100
-
17%
45
100
4% leased line ctfs
■s
6%
6%
4s Mar 1948
Q-M
Wash & Oolum Rlv
4S-1935-.J&J
at
45
(guar)_5o
14
Ref & gen 5a 1976 ser B..F&A
Ref & gen 4%s 1978 ser O. A&O
Ref & gen 5a 1980 ser
D..A&0
Warren lat refg 3 Ha 2000—F&A
WabaahRy—
21
25"
100 Id
Oatawlssa RR—1st pref
2d pref (guar P&R)
35
10
x
100
d 400
d
Minehill & Schuyl Hav (gu)— 60
Minneapolis & 8t Louis
100
Minneapolis 8t P & S S M—100
Preferred.
100
12%
10
Oaro Clinchfield & O com 4%.100
70
70
50
10
-.25
Preferred
—
Preferred
15
100
Canadian Pacific
30'
100
100
100
50
10
preferred A stamped
1st preferred B stamped
1st preferred O stamped
1st preferred D stamped
1st preferred E stamped.
Preferred stamped
Bost & Prov (guar Old Col)—.100
Boston Rev Beach & Lynn—100
Brunswick Ter & Ry8ec Co—(t
Camden & Burl Co (guar)..—2
75
OB a* —
Maryland & Pennsylvania
Massawippi Valley Ry
Michigan Central
Midland Valley com
12
C 1st
F&A
Preferred
40""
90
15""
B unstamped-100
40
90
—100
100
Maine Central
20
preferred E unstamped-100
Pi hr pref
02%
60
50
All.
35
100
100
Louisville &
1st preferred A unstamped-100
91
34
g
01%
Bid.
Par.
Ooal(gu) 50
(guar)—100
Louisv Hend & St L pref
Nashville-.
Mahoning Coal RR
Pref (guar L S & M 8)
70
33
Preferred
1st preferred
M&N
23
65
30
M&S
& Pacific—
3Ha
20
50
100
Pr lien 0a '15 ext
5% '40—M&N
Gen 5a May 1 1941
M&N
&q tr.
Ret
Preferred
N Y O)
60
Belgian Nat Rys Co
American shares partlc pref.
Boston & Alb (guar N Y 0)— 100
90
J&J
July 1914 coupon on.
r
July 1914 coupon off
r
1st gold 4Ha 1934
assenting... 1
Vermont Vail lat4Ha 1940—A&O
VickaburgShreveport
19
83
6.25
rr.G^n™l8t.g 3^8 Mar 1 '51-M&S
1st MafCa 1958
18H
80
Utah Fuel—See Ind & Misc.
Utah & Northern—
1st 7a '08 ext at
4% to *33-J&J
Uilca Clin & Blng 5a 1939.—J&J
Vlcksburg Bdge & Term
Stocks.
Lit Schuyl Nav RR &
Louis & Mo Riv pref
Ask.
100
98
United N J Kit & Canal CoGeneral gold 4a 1944
M&S
Series B 1957
Vera Oruz& Pacific RR—
1st gold 4 Ha 1934
opt
Bid.
13 H
w*
75..
73
STOCKS
13 %
80
99
Union Terminal Co (Dallas)—
Vandalla RR—
Cong 4s 1955 aeries A
Par.
02%
J&D
1.,t ?£8T1942 OP* 1922
Stocks.
Ask.
92
Eq tr 4%» *32-'38 (yr)
M&N
'«(* 4%s Sent 15*32- 39-M&S 15
Eq tr 5a 1932-*37 (yr)
M&S
tL7§ 1932-*35 (yr)
AND
Bait & Ohio—Common—.—100
—
n
BONDS
"and interest" except where marked "t" and Income and defaulted bonds.
5
1%
3
100
t No par value.
800
Btooks and Bonds.
Per
J
American British &
$0
2
S3 preferred
*
_-(T)
F&A
Preferred
*
cl A
s
23
10C
(f)
Class B
24
2*
American & Continental Corp
Series B
2%
Fourth Nat'l Investors w
2H
(t)
J&J
Preferred (with warrants) ..100
Deb 5s Feb 1 1952 without warr
General American Shares class
General Equities
12
8
1
$3 preferred
35
40
1*
2*
*
Amer Insuranstocks Corp
(t)
Amer Investors Inc com B
12*
1*
Warrants
2*
2*
*
*
(f)
Preferred
._
"3*
Associated Stand. Oil Shs
M
Atlantic & Pac Int com w w__(t)
Preferred w w
50
17
Guardian Investors com
Huron Holding
Scrim
2*
(t)
com
Warrants
Preferred
* d
Atlas Utilities common
* d
$3 preferred A__
17*
5*
23
35
37
5*
1*
Warrants
Aviation Sec Oorp of N E
2
.(f)
IX
Bancamerica-Blair Corp
Bancomit
Corp
com
Bankers Nat Investing com A
i
Bankers Sec Corp of Am
16
H)
17
1*
(+)
3*
Corp
Basic Industry Shares
Beacon Participations Inc A__
British Type Investors
(
Capital Administration cl A
Class B
1.10
5*
5
(
*
(
22*
71*
71*
13*
*
18*
*
0% cum pref ser A
50
5a series A 1953 with warrants.
Without warrants
Cent Nat Corp class A
Class B
Century Trust Shares
Chain & Gen'l Equities Inc....
1.20
1
24*
75
75
16
1*
"8
22
0*% Pref
20c"
Chain Store Invest Corp new....
Preferred
20"
Chartered Investors
Preferred
42
...
4~~
2
...
46
*
Chelsea Exchange Corp cl A
Class B
Preferred
25c.
Debenture 5s May 1
Without warrants
50"
55
50
1942
55
7
2*
3*
1
2
10
(t)
1
1 *
(t)
6*% preferred
100
6% preferred
-100
Debenture 5s 1947
J&D
Internat Securities Tr of Amer—
Secured gold 6s 1933
Secured gold 6s 1943
Secured gold 5s 1933—
Secured gold 5s 1943
Investment Co of Am com —(t)
100
7% preferred
(t)
Investment Trust of N Y coll A..
Invest Trust Associates com._(t)
Invest Fund of N J
Investors Equity common
Debenture 5s series A 1947
(t)
B 1948 with warr..
-iH
Corporate Trust shares old series.
1.95
AA
1.90
Accumulative series
1.90
Series
B
O
...
...........
Low-Priced Shares
National
*
"5"
"5*
5*
5
*
«+)
-—-100
Investors.
Preferred...
Corp—
72*
National Re-Investing
14
17
Nat'l Short Term
80
84
National Trust Shares....
14
17
Nationwide Sec Co tr
75
80
New Jersey
5*s 1938
drum & Forster Inc B_.
8%preferred
10
....100
7% preferred
3*
Cumulative Trust Shares
Deposited Bank Shares ser NYDeposited Insur Shs ser A
Deposited Bank Shs N Y ser A__
2.90
V
3*
~W\
X
2*
3*
0*
2.35
C shares
4*
shares
ctf B.
Bankers Securities...
Shares
N Y Bank & Trust
Niagara Snare Corp (Md)
Conv deb 5 *s 1950
North & South Amer Corp
North American Trust
2.65
4*
-----
cl A(t)
-----
*
20]
21
(t)
Old Colony Invest Trust com.(t)
Debenture 4*s Feb 1 1947-—
Debenture 4*s
* Last sales
*
not per cent,
t New stock
50
50
60
*
11*
7*
12*
12*
47
48*
83
Ex-w arran t8_
12
3.70
3.25
4
"ji
55
58
1939
F&A 15
Standard Oil Trust shares A —
83
86
83
1
86
10
15
4*
Sterling
$1.20
$3
"i*
55
~eF°
55
59
55
8
(t)
B
preferred
conv 1st pf
IX
20*
2*
2*
50
cum
Super
4*
■--
Sec com A
Common
3
3*
3*
3
41
State St Invest Corp
86
83
3*
Class B
86
Corp of Amer class A
Class B
Class C
5
_
.
—— .
.............. -
Olftss
4*
^
14
Investors...._(t)
Trl-Contineotal Corp
—(t)
6% cum pref
100
Third National
Warrants
2*
48*
-
Trusteed Amer. Bank
65
~3*
shares
Series A,
Trusteed NY
(5
m
Bank shares
Trustee Stand Invest ser
2
O
1.95
Class D
"3*
"2*
2X
2*
2*
2*
3*
2*
17*
*
28*
4*
2*
2
15*
*
27*
3*
-
Trustee Standard Oil
Series B
Trustee Standard
shares A—
"2*
2*
Twentieth Century Fixed
United Founders
2
—
U S & British Internat
Class B_.
Preferred
lX<i,
S
47*
ctf A—
J3*
5*
U S Elec Light & Pow tr
Trust ctfs ser B
3*
U S Elec Pow Corp com w
15c
30c
Warrants.
4*
U 8 & Foreign
2
69
1*
2*
*
4
M&N
1948
1*
"i
t.
class A.(
-
3*
1
common.—(t)
1-70th_
United Bank Trust
Deb g 5s
67
2*
8%
Tr-
United Fixed Shares
"I*
"I*
"2*
Two-Year Tr shares
....
1*
1 *
5*
3*
m
——
Util Shs
Trust Shares of America
United Insur Trust.
2.45
war(t)
...—
m_(t)
Securities com_(
4lM
—(f)
$0 1st preferred
r~(t;
U S Overseas com with war
Certificates of deposit
U S Shares O 3
2.10
2.10
2.30
H
2.30
6*
6*
—
F
A 2
*
1*
1
;
11
(t)
(t)
Deb 5*s
"7*
6*
3*
2
Bond & Share—
Common B
3*
Universal Trust Shares
Utilities Hydro & Rails
4
u Ex-liquidating
4*
4
m
50c.
1*
Shares
dividend, v Ex-stock dividend,
6*
3X
2*
-
Utility Equities Corp com—(f)
$5.50 priority stock.
Dec 15 1952—
Price per share
3.90"
6
$3 preferred allot certificates_ _
Spencer Trask Fund Inc
(t)
Standard All Amer Corp
Standard Amer. Tr. shares-...—
Standard Ooll Trust shares
Standard Holding Corp cl A__(t)
Standard Investing Corp com.(t)
$5.50 preferred
(t)
Deb 5s Mar 1 1937 with warr—
2". 15
shares
No Am Utility Securities com
Eastern Utilities Investing Corp—
Common A
(t)
Deb 5s 1954 with warr MAS 15
Sec com A..(t)
Class B
7
Trustee Shares A_.__
B shares
3*
X
3~50
(t)
1942
1952
1952
Common A
IX
Warrants..
Credit Alliance class A
t No par value
*
1*
*
1
3*
Shares
Major Shares Corp——
Investors.i
"§" Metal & Mining Shares com—(t)
1* Mohawk Investing Corp
Mutual Investment Trust
2.05 Mutual Management com—----2.05 Nat Industries Shares ..——--
Corporation Secur Co of Chicago
Common
(t)
drum & Forster Insursh B
Southern
39*
—
6s with warrants
Shenandoah Corp common—(t)
Convertible preferred
.50
2
ii
42
Trustee sh_
Association
(+)
5s
2.24
38
(stamped)
4*s
13*
6*
Massachusetts
(t)
100
100
_
5
12*
Series
2*
12
100
Continental Shares
Preferred B
Convert ible preferred:
1*
7*
7*
(t)
Ctfs
insuranshares & Gen Mgnt
Insurance Securities Co
—(t)
Convertible preferred....—-50
Leaders of Industry—Series A—
2
Continental Metropol Corp..
Continental Secur Corp com_.(t)
(unstamped)
Shawmut Bank Inv Trust
2.15
Investors Trustee
(t)
(t)
Allotment ctfs
Joint Investors class A
Colonial Investors shares
Commonwealth Trust Shares
2*
$5.50 prior stock
1.90
ser
2*
5X
....
— .... —
Selected Industries com
Incorporated Investors
(t)
Incorporated Investors Equities.
Independence Trust Shares —(t)
Indus & Power Securities Co.-(f)
Insuranshares Co. of Delaware..1
Without warrants
*
12
6
85"
Selective Cumulative Shares
Selected Income Shares
10
4*
$6 preferred
Selected Amer shares
*
*
17*
Deb 5s
1
14
40"
J*
30
I
Securities Corp General com
$7 first preferred
46
Common B
4
"7*
....
unit ctfs(t)
—-——(
Preferred
4*
15*
1*
__(t)
$5.50 pr pref without warr_.(t)
Deb g 5s Jan 1949
F&A
Deb g 6s 1940 B with war
J&J
Int Sec Corp of Am com A
(t)
4
*
44"
A.
$6 pref 2d ser with warr
3*
2*
3*
6% preferred
Second Nat Inv Corp
8
6
J*
rnsull Utility Invest com
Preferred
Banklnstocks Holding Corp
(T)
Bankstocks Corp of Md cl A—(t.)
Class B
50
Preferred
*
15
Shawmut
(t)
10
21 .v.:
IX
Corp A com__(
——(
B com
25
Insuranshares
13
50
Selected Management
Corp——.
Hydro Elec Sec com
5% preferred class B
Illuminating Shares class
15)1
6% preferred units
...
Royalties Management A
Allotment ctfs
$0 units
$3 units
$7 preferred
—
Debenture 5s series A 1948
Gude Wlnmill Corp
17*
Units
D
1956
(t)
(t)
Preferred
Amer. Util. & GenT Corp A
Class B v tc
20"
18"
(t)
Convertible preferred
Amer <ft Overseas pref
Diversified
10
Preferred
Guardian Investment
7.60
—
Representative Trust Shs
Common
pref—
Exchange-(t)
Granger Trading Corp
—
Greenway Corp com
Preferred
Research Invest common—.....
*
Pref. allot, ctf. 25% 1st
13*
7.10
com A(t)
.............-(t)
Common B
2*
50*
14*
Globe Underwriters
&
Reliance Internat Corp
4
s
(t
$6 pref with warr
German Credit & Invest.
170ths
1-16
13
s
...—-—
Second Int Sec
86 first preferred
Gen'l Realty & Utiities com—
3*
*
(t)
preferred
Warrants
General Public Service com..—
7*
Amer & Gen Sec com class A_(
Common class B
A
3*
w(t)
warrants, (t)
Common without
—
11
Convertible preferred
140ths
Banal cilia
class A
7
—
A.. — -
Public Utility Holding com w
S3
10*
10
Power & Rail Trustee shares...—
19*
67
10
11-16
Securities Trust(t)
Public Service Tr shs ser
49
9-16
. _ _ .
Power & Light
Warrants
~3X
General American Investors..
eP
5(
5(
10*
2*
6*
5*
17*
3*
Class B
n4
.
Atlantic Securities
w—(t)
Fundamental Trust shares A—-
Amer Founders Corp common
Warrants.
6% preferred
7% preferred
Preferred
Warrants
J*
48
6s 1943
Amer. Oomposlt Trust Shares-Amer Elec Sec partic pf
2.75
T"
66
5
Phoenix Sec Corp..
*
—.16
47
pf_100
CD
Deb 5s 1948 without warr..J&J
Petroleum Trading Corp A......
Second preferred
2.40
Financial Investing N Y
First Invest Co of N H pref A(t)
Five Year Fixed Trust sharesFixed Trust Shares series A
8*
*
Overseas Securities
13*
*
Pacific investing Corp 1st
49
10
Proforrod
40*
(t)
(t)
-
$6.60 prior pref
American European Secur..
Coll tr ■ f 6s 1958 ser A
4*
M
-
Equity Trust Shares A
Federated Capital Corp com
I's*
44
X
Amer Cities Pow & Lt
(f)
Units
Cont com_(t)
preferred
Deb g 6s 1953
Amer. Capital Corp A
Class B
com.(t)
7*
11*
shares——(t)
1st serial trust
pref with warr
Equity Inv common
Am Bank Stk Tr 8hares
Trust Associates—
Old Colony
share
5
Oil Shares units................
*6 conv
2*
10
6*
share.
""*
Elec Shareholdings Corp
11
8
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
Per
Preferred
35
30
Stocks and Bonds.
Ask.
Bid.
Per
Equity Corp com...
Stamped..
JX
38
33
preferred—-
$3 convertible
Par.
share
ABC Trust series E
aldred Invest Tr 4*s Dec 1907-1968
All Amer Gen Corp
20
Alliance Investment Uorp—_(t)
Allied Int Investing Corp com.(f)
Stocks and Bonds.
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
bonds.
marked "f" and Income and defaulted
"and interest" except where
NOTICE.—-All bond prices are
1*
47*
x
Ex-dividend.
:
'
:
Utilities
Public
(Includes etreet and electric railways, gas, electric
power, water, telegraph, telephone and bridge companies.!
■OTICK.—All bond prlota art "and Interest" except where marked "f" and (noome and defaulted bond».
Bonds.
Adriatic
Bid.
Electric Oo
Bonds.
Ask.
Extls f7s 1952
A&O
80*
Alabama Power 1st 5s 1946 -M&8
lst&ref 5s 1951
J&J
95
91
1st & ref 5s 1956
M&N
lst&ref 4 *s 1967
J&D
1st & ref 5s 1968
M&S
Alabama Water Service Oo—
91
1st mtge 5
82*
94
92*
92*
69
gu
61
B eaver Va Tr gen g 5s
1st conv m 5s 1950
24
WA
'
35
75
85
35
37
3
4*
11
33*
77*
78*
31*
1st mtge 5s 1958
A&O
Berlin Olty Elect 6*s 1951—J&D
Sink fund deb 6*s 1959—F&A
Deb 6s Apr 1 1955
A&O
34
Deb g 5s 2030
M&S
Amer G & E deb 5s 2028—.M&N
Amer Gas & Power Oo—
Sec deb 5s 1953
M&N
Secured deb 6s 1939
J&D
American Natural Gas Corp—
Deb 6*s 1942 with war._A&0
95
-
3*
s
9
34*
80*
s
s
26
29*
35*
Binghamton (N Y) Gas
1st 5s 1938
A&O
Binghamton (N Y) L H & P—
1st ref 5s Feb 1946—A&O
Birmingham Elec Oo—
1st & ref 4 *s 1968
M&S
Birmingham Gas 1st 5s '59 .M&N
4*% notes Oct 1 1932
Birmingham Water Works Oo—
1st m 5*s 1954 ser A
A&O
27
36*
3*
65*
4
66*
57*
59*
39
40
97
98
101*
99*
102*
102
103
99*
99*
25
!
30
20
15
65
94
92
65
93
67
90
5s March
60
63
M&N
Appalachian Power 5s 1941J&D
7% gold bonds 1936
F&A
Deb gold 6s 2024
J&J
90
90*
1st & ref 5s 1956
Appalachian Gas Oorp—
Oonv deb 6s 1945 ser A..M&S
Oonv deb 6s 1945 ser B
M&S
Ardmore St Ry—See Phila Oo,
Arizona Edison 1st 5s 1948
J&J
Arizona Pow 6s '33 opt *13.M&N
1st 1 & unif 6s 1947 ser A. M&N
Ark & Mo Pow 1st 6s 1953—J&J
Deb 6*s 1935
M&N
Arkansas P & L 1st 5a 1956. A&O
Arkansas Western Gas Co—
1st 7s 1939 with warr
97*
Extl 1st
10W
55
53
55ii
46
54
81*
82
J&J
35
50
Arkansaw Water 1st 5s 1956. A&O
Ashland (Wis) L & Pow St Ry.
1st M gold 5s 1939
J&1
77
98*
94
95
Ashtabula Water 5a '56
75
83
.—A&O
Assoc Elect 4*s 1953
J&J
5s Jan 11961
J&J
Associated Gas & Elec Co—
Oonv deb 5 *s 1977
F&A
Oonv deb 6s 1999
Oonv deb 4 *s '48 with warM&S
90
84
79
88
82
89
96*
91
93"
89
M&S
98
F&A
97
98*
66
70
78
J&J 15
A&O
F&A
s
46
56
30
30*
27
25*
26
27
28*
26*
29*
26*
39
deb 5s 1942A&0;
M&S
O.M&N
A&O
Associated Telep & Teleg Oo—
Deb 5*s 1955 ser A
M&N
42*
48*
44*
60*
63
Atl Oons St RR—See Ga Ry & El
Atlanta Gas L 5s g 1947
J&D
4*% notes Mar 15 1933.M&S
Atlanta Nor Fly—See Ga Ry & El
Atlanta Wat. El & Pr 5s 1943 J&J
Atlantic Ave RR—See Bkn R T.
Atlantic Olty El 5s 1938
M&S
M&N
lst&ref 5s 1956
A&O
Atlantic Olty (N J) Gas—
1st g 5s Jan 1 1960 opt '20- J&J
Atlantic Oo Wat 5s '58
AM&S
Atlantic Pub Serv Oorp—
1st lien 5*s 1953 ser A
Deb 6s 1943
7&A
F&A /
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
B Sp Pt & Ohes—See Un Ry & El
Bait Traction—See Un Ry & El
Bangor Hydro Elec 5 *s '49.M&S
1st Hen & ref 5s 1955
Bangor Ry & El 1st 5s '35—J&J
95
44
62
63*
98
f3is
60
-
l»t gold 5s 1942.
—F&A
Buffalo Ry—See Internat
Ry—
Burlington (Vt) G L 5s 1955.J&J
Burlington (la) Ry & Light—
-
94
97
96
93
75
1st s f gold 5s 1932
opt...M&S
Butler Water 5s 1957 A
A&O
Butte El&P 1st s f 5s
"32-'51 J&D
Oalifornia Electric
98*
•'
88
92
78
95"
98"
/ This price includes accrued interest
102*
88
92
w2mgo,d
73
76
80~~
1942
A&O
&aLt l8t 5a 1943.A&O
Water
Service 5s 1958.A&0
O&lumet Gas & Elec Oo—
1st & ref 5*s I960 ser B..J&J
Oalumet & South Chicago
Ry—
M rehab g 5s *27
op '12F&A /
*£Ust sale,
«
f
dATwift.
Nominal,
A
13
J&J
12
24
41*
41*
Feb 1927
7
7
J&D
4
4
5
5
May
2
2
15
13
J&J
f
/
J&D
4
§2~"
99
89*
95
57*
60
42*
43
Deb g 5s 1963 with warr.M&N
Without warrant
97*
nf
68
23
r
43
Deb 5a 1969 with
101*
op s f—M&N
96
I
ser
Oitles Serv deb 5s Jan '66—M&S
Deb g 5s Apr. 1958
A&O
1st & ref 6s 1942 ser B
J&J
1st & ref 5*s 1955 series
O F&A
alif
41*
72*
M&S
1st ref 6s 1947 series A
J&J
Cincinnati Street Ry—
1st m 5 *s Apr 15,'52 ter AA&O
1st 68 1955 ser B
A&O
96
California-Oregon Power—
I
5
4
38
Chris & 10th Sts RR—See NYRys
100
~
1
/
Generating—
Cicero Gas gen & ref 5s 1932.J&J
Cincinnati Gas & Electric—
1st M 4s 1968 series A
A&O
CIn Newport & Cov L & T—
94
™
15
J&J
Certificate of deposit
Oorp—
—I
67
M&S
f g 5s Jan 1 1927-A&O
1st & ref 6s 1953 ser A
Adjust deb 6s July 1963
99
CO] « 5s L% 6s 1933.M&S
trt*
'37
86
100*
Certificates of deposit
Chicago Rapid Transit Oo—
1st & ref 6*s 1944
J&J
102
1st s f g 5s *48 op aft
'12..M&S
Power 1st 5s I960—A&O
Oalifornia Gas & Elec
95
88
Certificates of deposit
101*
101*
75
35*
35*
35*
Certificates of deposit.
Pur mon 4-5s Feb '27 opt.J&J
Generating—
25
s
Series B
103*
98
88
34
Chatt Rys 1st cons 5s '56.M&N
Ohes & Pot Tel of Va 5s '43.M&N
Chester Water Service Oo—
Chippewa Power 6s 1947
80" Oalgary
85
Oons M 5s ser A Feb '27-.A&O
Certificates of deposit
96
95
18
34
_
101*
96*
42*
16
1st & ref 5*s 1956
A&O
6% notes 1932
A&O
Chicago Railways Oo—
1st M gold 5a 1927 opt.F&A
Ctfs of deposit
47*
104*
101*
101*
33*
35*
41*
i,
AdJ Inc 4s Feb 1927 opt
1st ref 5s April 1 1939
J&J
Gen & ref 5s 1956 ser
A..F&A
Gen & ref 4 *s 1981
F&A
Buff & Niag
El L &~Power—
34*
A—M&N
O
1st & ref 6s 1955
80
Phila'Oo
Brush Elec Oo 5s
1952—....A&O
Buff & Erie Ry 1st
6*s 1954-J&J
Buff Gen Elec 1st 5s
1939-F&A
33
43
warr
Oonv deb 5s 1950
Olties Service Gas Oo—
1st M
M&8
J&D
43
45*
pipe line 5*8 1942.M&N
55*
81*
Cities Service Gas Pipe Line Co—
1st M
61*
80
85
Cities Service Power & Light—
Deb 5*s 1952
M&N
37*
37*
39
39
pipe line 6s 1943
Deb 5*6
Canadian price
Oltizens
Gas
1949
Sale price.
J&J
J&D
50*
48*
(Indianapolis)—
1st. & ref gold 5s 1942
i
9
10
Oorp—
.-.A&O
Chic North Shore & MIlw RR—
1st mtge gold 5s 1936
J&J
70"
140
95
60
-v
34
«er
1st M 4*s 1970...
Deb 5*s 1935
108
J&D
BrownsviHe Ave—See
Lt
1st M & 1st lien 5*s 1953. J&J
Chic Dist Elec
55"
1st lien & ref 6s '47 ser A.M&N
Conv deb 5*s 1936
J&J
Deb 5s 1950-
&
Certificates of deposit
Chicago Olty Ry 1st 6s '27—F&~A
Certificates of deposit
73
45
7
Central States Utilities Corp—
10 yr sec 6s 1938
J&J
Central Traction—See Phila Oo
Oent Vermont Public Serv Oorp—
1st & ref 5s 1959 ser A
A&O
Central West Public Service Co
Coll tr
76
104*
8*
Chicago City & Connecting Ry
88
100
55*
lairgo!d i* Jan 1 1951-J&J
,
49*
-
100
85
58
Bklyn Un Gaalst cons5sg*45M&N
45
-
87*
99*
Pow
1st 4*s 1958 series A
Chic Aurora & Elgin RR—
1st & ref 6s 1951
103
74
_
95*
74*
Stamped guaranteed
OWtifir'nt.pui
—J&J
RR.
Nassau Elec 1st 5s 1944—A&O
85
50
102*
99*
ser
E 1952
...J&J
Transit Oorp
f 6s 1968 ser A
J&J
„
Atchison Ry, Light & Power—
1st 5s Nov 1935
M&N
Athens (Ga) Ry & Electric—
1st & ref s f g 5s '50 opt '15 J&J
65*
Kings Oo El 1st 4s 1949—F&A
Stamped guaranteed...
84*
S
Bk
/.
63
58
Charleston Cons Ry Gas & El
Oonsol gold 5s 1999
M&S
Chattanooga Ry & Light—
1st & ref g 5s 1956 op '16—M&N
94
&
States
Series
99
99*
1st ra g 5s 1941 (stpd)—J&J
1st con 5s July '41(stp)M&N
Bklyn Un Elev 5s 1950—F&A
42
...M&S
:
J&J
A 194Q—
68
80
Central Ry—See Un Ry&El (Bait)
Central States Elec Oorp—
Oonv deb 5s 1948
J&J
Deb 5*s 1964 with war M&S15
1st 1 coll 5*s 1956
Series B
1=
30
25*
40
M&N
6*% notes 1932
F&A
Brooklyn Rap Trans 5s 1945 A&O
Eq ult Trust ctfs of deposit
1
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 Oo & Sub—
47
54*
34
ser
5s
66*
75
60
Cent Pow 1st 5s. 1957. ser D J&J
Oent Pow & Lt 1st 5s 1956.-F&A
Cent Pub Serv
Oent
64
5s
65
67
Corp—
81*
m
75
72*
lst&ref 4*s 1981 ser H
Oent Indiana Gas—
Oonv deb 5 *s '49 with warF&A
Without warrants
Bklyn-Manhattan
warrants
Conv 5V*s 1938
M&N
Associated Pub Utilities Oorp—
1st lien 5s 1947 ser A
J&J
Deb 6s 1958
M&N
Associated Telep Oo Ltd—
ft Basis.
100"
81*
92
m
1st mtge 4*s 1967 ser F..J&D
1st & ref 5s 1968 ser G—M&N
99
72
98
80*
Gen
71*
98
65
32*
Gen
70*
75
88
I
23
100*
72*
31*
80
100
M&S
62
87
M&S
F&A
Bklyn Olty & New RR—See O I
Bklyn Olty RR 1st 5s 1941..J&J
Eq tr 5s *33-'35 ser A
J&J
Brooklyn Edison Oo—
42
36
58
104
1st m 5s Mar 6 1938
Gen & ref 5s 1967
P
37
45
19
90
82
Brooklyn Borough Gas Oo—
94
106
42
34
96
86
Bronx G & E 5s 1960
85
66
101
3-yr 5*% notes 1933
F&A
Oent Hud Gas & Elec Oorp—
80
1st & gen 5*s 1961 ser F..J&D
Cent Ohio L & P 1st 5s 1950 A&O
1st & ref 5s 1954 Ser A—.M&S
11*
10*
82"
100
98
10-yr s f 6*s 1934
M&N
Bway & 7th AveRR—See NY Rys
Bway Surface RR—See N Y Rys
79"
77*
1
88
British Ool Tel 5s 1960—
Broad River Power Oo—
98
103
i
101
M&N
M&S
f 6s 1953
1
99
Bridgeport Gas Lt 4s 1952..J&J
s
I
20
63
Cent Ark Pub Serv Oorp—
1st I & coll tr 5s 1948 ser A F&A
Cent Orosst'n RR—See N Y Rys.
Cent Dist Telep 1st 5s *43—J&D
Central Gas & Electric Oo—
First lien coll trust 6s '46.M&S
First lien coll tr 5*s '46..J&D
1st, & ref 5s Jan 1957
Cent Ills Elec & Gas Co—
28
H
96
Brandenburg (Germany) El Pr—
Appalachian Elec Power—
001 l-*l 1 1
61
Cent MainePr 5s '39 op *19 M&N
1st & gen 6s 1942 ser B—J&J
1st & gen 5s 1955 ser D
J&J
1st & gen 4*s 1957 ser E.J&D
M&N
7s Sept 1947
4s Aug 1 1932
F&A
89"
99"
97"
91*
'47..F&A
1944
70
72
Carolina Mt Power 6s 1935. J&D
Carolina P & List 5s 1956—A&O
Cedar Rap Mfg & P 5s '63.-J&J
Central Arizona Light & Pow Oo
1st mtge 5s 1960
J&D
Ref mtge 5s 1957
M&S
Central Indiana Power Co—
1st & ref 6s 1947 ser A
J&J
97
"72*
.J&D
97
92
B
86
91
72
66
86
95
ser
67
69
24
1st & ref 5s 1951
F&A
Oeut D1 Light 1st & ref 5s '43A&0
Central Illinois Public Service—
1st & ref 5s 1956 ser E...M&N
86*
Boston Elev
A&O
32
85
5s 1954
m
Boston Oon G.-w deb 6s
M&N
98
78
Mtge & col tr 5s '51 ser A.A
Mtge & col tr 5s '52 ser B.A&O
Bleeeker St&FulFy—See NY Rys
Bloomlngton Dec & Champagne
1st & ref 5s 1940
M&N
Blue Lakes Wat 1st 6s '38..M&S
102*
99*
102*
95
J&D
1st
97
1st & ref 5 *s 1954
31*
1st mtge 5s 1957 ser O
F&A
Blackstone Val G & E 5 s "39-J&J
1st 6e 1948
J&D
Ana & Pot R RR—See W Ry&Ei.
2-yr 6% notes 1933
32
29*
Works
Androscoggin Elec let, 6s '34 A&O
Androscoggin Water Power—
ser
80*
34
29"
1st mtge s f 6*s 1956—-A&O
West End St 5s 1932
5s May 1936.
Oonv deb 6s 1941
Oonv deb 5*s 1944
100
Berlin Elec Elev & Underg Rys—
Annap & Chesapeake Bay Pow—
1st M 5s 1965
Assoc Telep Util
102*
1U2*
27
Ry 4s 1935
M&N
Deb g 4*s Oct 1 1937—A&O
Deb g 4*a Nov 1 1941— M&N
Deb g 5s Dec 1942
J&D
Without
91*
102*
102*
1st & ref 5s 1960 ser O
A&O
Beloit Water, Gas & Elec Oo—
1st g 5s 1937
M&S
Bellows Falls Hydro-Elec Oorp—
1*
33
Oonv deb 4*s 1949
Cons ref deb 5s 1968
Oonv deb 5s 1950
7
92
91
J&J
1st & ref 5s 1948 ser B
J&J
1st 6s 1945
i
90*
.J&D
Ask.
Capital Traction (Wash, D O)—
1st g 5s June 1 1947.
J&D
Carbondale Ry 5s Nov 1933..J&J
Carollna-Ga Service Oo—
6* % notes '32 with warr J&D
38
91
1st mtge 5s 1960 ser O—M&N
Bell Telep Oo of Pennsylvania—
Amer Elec Pow deb 6s '57 M&S 15
Amer & Foreign Power Oo*—
Amer W W & El 5s 1934
Deb 6a 1975 Ser A
Deb 5s 1975 ser B
76
10
f
A&O
Bid.
Canadian L & P 5s '49 op '14 J&J
Oanal&Claib RR—See NO Ry&L
Canton-Akron Oon Ry 5s '33 J&J
Canton Elec Co 5s 1937
M&N
55
1953 M&N
lstg 5s 1957 ser B
53
33
Deb g 6s 1952 ser A
F&A
Deb g 5*s 1953
M&N
Oonv deb 6s 1940.
M&S
Amer Community Power—
Deb 5*8 Nov 1 1943—M&N
Oonv deb 4*s 1939
J&J
35-yr deb 5s 1965
F&A
American Utilities Oo—
1st lien & ref 6s 1946
J&D
Deb 0*s 1941...
M&N
A&O
Bell Telephone of Canada—...
1st g 5s 1955 ser A
—M&S
Amer Commonwealths Power—
Deb 6s 1938
J&D
Amer Telep & Teleg—
Oonv g 4s '36 conv aft '09.M&S
Ooll trust 5s 1946
J&D
Deb sf 5s 1960
-J&J
74
^
A&O
Elec Ry
P&A 15
Am Pow & L deb 6s 2016—M&S
Amer States Public Serv—
1st I 5*s 1948 ser A
M&N
F&A
A&O
Beauharnols Power Oorp—
Ooll trust s 16s 1959 w w—A&O
65
31
Deb 5*s 1953
1964——J&D
1st 7s 1953
Deb 8s 1953
72
Bonds.
Rlv Bdge Oo—
Bear Mt Hud
87*
Ask.
Oamden & Sub Ry—See P S Oorp
Canada Nor Pow coll 5s '63-M&N
,
.
Oon g 4*s 1933
*s
1st M 5s 1959 ser B
86
1st M 5s 1957 ser A
.J&J
Albany Ry—See United Trac.
Alleg Bellev & P—See Phila Oo
Allegheny Gas Oorp 6 *s'43 M&N
Alton & St L Bridge 7s 1947 M&N
Deb 7s 1942
Alton Water 6s 1956
Altoona & Logan Val
Bid.
Oo—
Baton Rouge Electric
(Italy)-
J&J
88
NOTICE.—All boad prices
Bid.
Bonds
Citizens L H & P
Tract—See
94
96
Phlla Co
City Elec San Fran 6s 1937—J&J
City & Sub Ry—See Wash Ry & El
City Water (Chattanooga)—
1st M 6s 1954—-----J&D
1st M 6s 1957 series 0-—M&N
Clev El 111 1st 5s *39 op
'24.A&0
100
78
78'
100%
100
series A—M&N
100
Gen M 5s 1961 series B—A&O
Oleve Pains & East Oon 5s 1918—
Ext at 6% to 1933
A&O f
Vl"
Oleve Ry 1st 1933
——--M&J
Oleve Southw Ry & Light—
Gen &con 6s 1954
M&S f —
Clinton W W 1st 5s 1939
F&A
Coast Cos Gas & Elec—
93
1st M 5s 1960M&N
9244
Colorado Power 1st 5a '53--M&N
Columbia Gas & Eloc Corp—
7644
Deb g 5s 1952
--M&N
794*
Deb g 6s 1952
—A&Olo
77
Deb 6s Jan 15 1961
-J&J 15
Columbia (S C) Ry Gas & El Co
77
1st M s r g 5s 1936
J&J
Columbus Dela & Marion Elec Co
75
1st & ref 5b July 1937
J&J
76
1st & ref 6s (strnpd) 1937--J&J
Columbus (Ga) Elec & Power—
96
1st & ref 6s 1947 ser A
J&D
92
1st & ref 5s 1954 ser B—-M&N
954*
Columbus(O)Gas 1st 5s g *32.J&J
Columbus (O) Interurban Ter Co
1st guar 5s 1935
-—-J&D / ....
Col Lon & Spr Ry—See Ind C & E
Gen M 6s 1954
BR—See NYRys
Columbus (Ga) Pow 5s *36—A&O
Columbus Ry Pow & Light—
1st ref 4%s 1957 ser A
J&J
Col Ry 1st 4s *39 opt *14—Q-J
Col St Ry 1st 5s g 1932—-J&J
83
83
102%
102
102
92"
Cross St 1st 5s g 1933——J&l
Commonwealth-Edison Co—
94%
94%
78
83
IVUt
UUl'i^S
BDl
1960 ser E A&o
1st M 4s 1981 ser F.. .
M&S
344% notes July 30 1932
Commonwealth utilities Corp—
Conv deb 6a 1938—
M&N
Commonwealth Wat 544s A 1947.
1st M 5s 1956 ser B
F&A
5s 1957 ser C—F&/
Community Power & Light Co—
Col M 5s 1957
M&S
Community Water Service Co1st mtge
Deb g 6s 1946 ser A
Deb g 544s 1946 ser
Oonestoga Trao
J&I
B
M&L
1st 4s 1950--J&J
1954 ser B—F&A
1956 ser O—J&J
Connecticut Power 5s '63—
1st & coll trust 5s 1956—
Conn Ry & Lt 444s 1951
optional-_
Conn Ltg & Pow 5s '39——J&J
Conn Riv Pow 1st 5s 1937--J&D
Oonnellsv Wat 5s Oct 2 *39—A&O
1st & ref 544s
1st & ref 4 44 s
.A&O
Consolidated Cities L P & Tr—
1st Hen 5s 1962 stamped--J*
Oonsol Gas of Bait 5s 1939--J&J
Gold 5s 1951--.
Gen g 444s
A&O
Apr 1954
88%
8644
8644
77%
87%
93
97%
95
96"
85
90
85
90
88
78
Extl
a
f 5s Feb 15 1954-F&A15
1948-M&N
St Ry—See Ool Ry &
Council Bluffs Gas 5s
Crosstown
Oross St Ry—See Int Tr (Buff)
Cuban Telep conv 5s 1951 ..J&J
J&D
1956
1st M 5s 1959
444s
Dakota Central Telep Co—
1st gold 6a 1935
Dallas Gas 1st 6s 1941—
Dallas Pow & Lt 6a 1949
1st g 744s 1949 ser
1st g 5s 1952 ser O
J&J
J&D
A&O
J&J
J&J
—J&J
1st gold 544s 1954 ser D ..J&J
Dallas Ry & Ter 1st 6s 1951-J&J
B
Danville Tr & Pow 1st 6s '41-J&J
Co—
1st M g gu 5s 1933-1937—M&S
Derby Gas & Elec Corp—
1st lien 5s 1946
-
b
F&A
Co—
series A—-M&S
series B — .M&S
Ry 5s 1936 J&J
85
9%
8644
25**"
23%
M&S
Tunnel—_
M&N
6 448 1948—M&N
97
98%
18%
1%
20
Oonv
s
f deb
lst m
-J&J
1st m 5s 1950 series B
A&O
Detroit Edison 1st g 5s 1933-J&J
Gen & ref 5s 1949 series A-A&O
Gen & ref 5s 1955 ser B„J&D
Gen & ref 5s 1962 ser O—F&A
2%
'•934*
93
10244
94
58"
111
104
96
100
100
92
94"
92%
97
98
94
96"
80
49
10144
95
51
102
96
100
106
99
97%
9144
E St L & lnterurb
Wat 5s '42 J&J
-J&J
lst m 5s 1960 ser D
F&A
East St l<ouis (111) Lt & Pow—
lst 5s 1940
-J&D
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
1st m 6s 1942
10444
94%
30
15
Edison Elec I lium of Boston—
34
59
60
46
4% notes Nov 1 "32
M&N
3-yr 5% note Jan 15 *33-J&J 15
444% notes Oct 1932——A&O
Ed El UJ(Bkn)See KingsOoEL&P
Edison El 111 (N Y)—See NYfl
Galesburg Ry Ltg & Power—
Oon 5s Oct 1934
J&D
92%
80%
Electrical
lst M
75
Electric
88
92
96
100%
101%
93%
54%
28
70
50
101
94"
5544
29
74
55
Lt.
61
65
82
s
Pow
1st
m
1014*
100
101
94
95
101%
105%
94
96"
98
100
46
48
A&O
70
30
New bonds
_
3
1954
M&N,
Gatlneau Pow lst 5s 1956—J&D
Debenture gold 6s ! 041 J&D 1 •>
Deb 6s 1941 series B
A&O
General Gas & Elec OorpGen 5s Nov 1
42
24
93
73%
6
——
5% notes Aug 15 '32—F&A15
5% notes Aug lo '33—F&A15
5% notes Aug 15 '34—F&A15
5% notes Aug 15 *35—F&A15
General Public Service Oorp—
Conv deb 5s 1953
J&J
Conv deb 544s 1939
J&J
General Public Utilities—
32
lst lien & col 5a 1943 ser
29%
31
Oonv deb 6s 1931 ser
16
ser
m
—
wmm,
17
30
Gt Falls Pow 1st 5s '40
Great Lakes Power
26"
78
86
89
74
76
91
93
80
ojp—M&N
100%
99
34
31%
40%
33
32
33
32
33
41
26*
15*
13
15
6
Oorp—
F&A
*67 ser A J&J
Greenwich Wat & Gas System—
Ool tr 5s 1952 ser A
A&O
Ool tr 5s 1952 ser B_.
A&O
Guanajuato Power & Elec—
5s 1950 ser
A
J&D
6 %• *43-J&D
Mountain
Empire District Elec Oo—
lst & ref m 5s 1952
M&S
Empire Gas & Electric Oo—
Glen & ref 6s ser A 1952—J&D
Empire Gas & Elec and Empire
Coke jt Ist&ref 5« '41 opt .M&S
Empire Public Service Corp—
Deb 6« 1950 w w 1950
J&J /
Brcole MareHi Elec Mfg Oo (Italy)
lst ■ f 6%s 1953 with war M&N s
>^01
•
44%
1
1
100/"
30
100
96
98
87
89
1
93
95
6244
6244
64
67%
87
92
A&O
72
78
^
A&O
Deb g 544s
M&S
1951
TIest Man & Fair Pass Ry—See
Home Telep &
81
40
42
7744
78%
P
70
72
85%
87%
90
92
73
s
33%
10044
33%
101
20"
25."*.
6%
9%
88
11 R T
Teleg(LosAngeles,
-J&J
J&J
Oal) 1st 5s 1933-
85
& Tel of Spokane—
88
Home Tel
s
59
58
lst M g 5s May 15 '36-M&N 15
Houston El Oo 1st 6« '35—J&D
96
s
M&S
40
Houston Gas & Fuel 5s 1932
56%
Gulf Gas—
lst M & col 6s 1943 ser A,-A&O
5744
Deb 6%s
Hons
80
5
1943 with war. _A&O
Home Telep 5s
1935. -M&S
Nominal,
37
40
98
9l"
85
86
83
83%
50
lst
65
r Canadian price,
40
90
m
coll 6s
!
n
45
38%
43 with warr.J&D
Hudson Oo Gas 5s g 1949—M&N
V;'
54
41
-
Houston Lt & Pow lst 5s *53 M&S
1 st Hen & ref 4 44 s '78 ser D M &N
lst lien & ref 444s 1981 ser E..
Houston Natural Gas Oorp —
83
—-
98
38
Houston
Hunt'g'n Wat 1st M 6s '54
1st M 5s 1954 ser B
9
56
A&O
1932
A.M&S
lst M & ref 444s 1961 B—J&D
Hackensack Wat 4s '52 op '12J&J
Gen&ref5sJunel5'77 A—J&D15
Hamburg (Germany) Elec Oo—
Extl g s f deb 7s 1935
M&N
Hamburg (Germany) Elev Undergrouna & St Rys 5l4« '38 —J&D
Harrisburg Gas 5s 1970
M&N
Havana Elec Ry, Light & Power
Gen M 5s 1954 series A—M&S
Havana Elec Ry 5s 1952—F&A
15
k Last a ale.
35%
6
Power
Helena Gas & Elec lst 6s '52M&S
J&D
Deb 644s 1938
f TRIs price includes accrued Interest.
33%
Gulf States Utilities Co—
8
77
62
82
1942—M&N
1935!—F&A
Great West Power Oo of Oallf—
Grt West Pow Oo 5s 1946-J&J
Green Bay Gas & Elec Oo—
lst & ref 5s 1935
M&N
lst lien coll tr 544s
Great North Pow 5s
lst M & ref 5s 1956 ser
32
8344
60
17
1932-1944
6s
Gulf Power lst 5i 1968
97%
83
85
6s
96
100%
Ltd—
lst mtge 5s 1948
Greenwich Wat 4%s
99%
100%
17
99%
Great Lakes Utilities Oo—
Green
99k
18
16
M&N
lst M
23""
J&D
Oorp—
6% notes 1933
A.J&D
A—J&D
Oonv deb 6s'1944 ser B—A&O
Georgetown Gas Lt lst 5s '61 F&A
Ga Row & Ips—See B & N St Rv
Georgia Power 1st 5s 1967--M&S
10
Georgia Power & Light Co
lst mtge 5s 1978
J&D
Georgia Ry & Elec—
73
Atlanta Cons St 5s 1939—J&J
66
Atlanta Northern Ry Oo—
lst guar 5s '54 op '90—J&J
Gesfurel 6s 1953
J&D
98" Grand Rapids Ry lst 7a '39 M&N
95
Great Cons Elec Pow (Japan)—
lst M 7s 1944
-F&A
38
lst & gen 6%s 1950
J&J
36*
-m>
77
35
Conv
General Water Works
.
66%
s
76%
30
A '56 A&O
1st. M coll tr 6 448 *er
102
"
654*
97
95
66%
654*
6444
30%
"
b Basis,
15
-----
1st refunding 5s 1945
El Paso Nat Gas lst
101
f g
96
96
644 % secured notes L 931--J&D
6% secured notts 1931
J&D
El Paso El Oo—
85
60
Ry—
lst m 6s 1945
f 644s
52%
56
714*
Old bonds
(Germany)—
Corp
Elec
5s 1954 opt
Gulf Public Service Oo—
1950
M&S
lst sink fund 6%s 1953---A&O
Electric P & L Deb 6s 2030.F&A
Electric Public Service Co—
Sec g 6s 1941 ser A
A&O
Sec g 6s 1941 per B
A&O
Sec g 544s 1942 ser C
A&O
Deb 6s 1936
J&D
Deb 6s 1937
A&O
Electric Public Utilities Co—
15 -year sec 6s 1942
J&D /
Eliz Plainf & Cent J ISee Public
Eliz& Trenton RR
/ Serv Oorp.
Elmlra Water, Light & RR—
lst & con g 5s 1956
M&S
lst
s
J&J
1934
Gary Elec & Gas Oo—
lst lien col 5s 1934 ser A
J&J
Gas & El of Bergen Oo 58'49-J&D
Y Rys
Devel of Ontario—
lst 5s 1933
------------Elec & Peop—See Phlla Rap Tran
70
Galesb Ry & L 5s
Galveston-Houston
"1%
Eighth Ave RR—See N
77%
4544
37
42d StM& StN Av — See 3d Av Ry
100%
100%
100%
_
J&J
66
30
-J&J /
lst M g 5s 1930 guar
102
„
6% conv notes 1932
E. Kootenay Pow 1st 7i '42. A&O
East Prussia Pow 6s 1953—J&D
Florida Public Service Oo—
lst M 6 4s 1949
F&A
lst 6s 1955 series B
A&O
Florida Telep lst 6s 1945-—A&O
Ft Pitt Traction—See Phlla Oo
Ft W Van Wert & Lima Trac—
86
84%
91%
4448 1961 ser D-F&A
Detroit International Bridge—
Lst m s f 6448 1952
F&A
44
S f deb g 7s 1952
F&A
Det United 4%s 1932 opt—J&J
lst m & c< 11 tr 6s 1929
J&J f 15
Det & Pt Huron Shore Line—
lst gold 5s 1950
J&J f
Dixie Gulf Gas Co—
74
1st 644s 1937 A with war .M&S
39
Dominion Gas & Elec 644s 1945—
Dortmund Muuic Util (uermany)
19
20-yr s f 6 %8 1948
A&O
D D E B & B RR—See Third Av Ry.
90
Duke Power—lst 4448 1967-J&D
Duke Price i'ower Co—
70%
lst m s f 6s 1966 ser A—M&N
„
—J&J
J&J
544s 1956 ser B
Florida Pow & Lt lst 5s '54—J&J
644% notes 1935
M&S15
Duquesne Light—See Pkila Co
Duquesne Trac—See Phlla Co
Eastern Connecticut Pow Co—
100
1st m s f 5s 1943 series A_A&0
Eastern Mass Street Ry Co—
28
Refm 4443 1948 A
J&J
29%
Ref m 5s 1948 B
...J&J
31
Ref 6s Jan 194S ser O—M&S15
31
Ref 6s Jan 1948 series D.A&O
35%
Ref 6s Jan 1948 serios E.M&N
Eastern Michigan Rys—
5
lst mtge coll tr 7a 1958
J&J /
%
Adj 6a 1958
—J&J /
Eastern Shore Pub Service Co—
71
1st m 5%s 1947 ser A
M&S
64%
lst M & lst lien 5s 1955 B M&S
Eastern Wisconsin Electric Co—
90*
lst Jien & ref 6s 1942
J&D
95
lst lien & ref 644s 1948-M&S
93
Sheboygan Elec 5s 1946--J&J
East Coast Utilities—
35
lst coll 544s 1937 ser A..F&A
Conv deb os 1933 ser A. .M&N /
14
....
Florida Power Oorp—
lst m 544s 1979 ser A
96
Detroit City Gas Co—
1st m 6s 1947 series A
1957—-M&S
lst lion col tr 5 44s
80
M&N
1st m s f 6s 1953
76
J&J
gold notes 1932
6%
Federal Water Service Oorp—
Conv deb 5%s 1954
-M&N
Federated
Utilities Inc—
Des Moines & Cent la Elec
m
J&D
724-8
7344
Fed St & Pleas Val—See Phil Oo
59
39
110
Federal Public Serv Corp—
lst 1 6s 1947
7%%
56
37
J&D
Cumb'lana T & T os 1937
6% notes Oct 1 1933
Denver Tramway Terminals
Light & Traction—
s f g 5a 1942 opt
M&9
Stamped-lst lien g 6s 1942 stpd
M&S
Debenture 6s 1954 Bor B—J&D
lst
22
19
80
J&J
Duquesne Gas Oorp—
lst conv 6s Mar 15 1945-M&S15
1st lien & ref 7%s 1941—M&S
Cumberland Oo (Me) Pow & Lt—
1st.
Tramway Corp—
54
Consumers Power Oo (Mich)—
J&J
Pa tax.-
43
46
'16
Denver
as to
50
46
01952-.M&N
1958.M&N
Contln Gas & El deb 5s 1958 F&A
Cooper RivBrl'ge » nol8t6s'6bM<£; N
Copenhagen Telephone Oo—
Federal
97%
92%
91
42
1955
Deb 4s 1956 guar
lit lien & unif 444»
96
91
Gen & ref
(Bait)—
lstl &unlf5s ser
94"
1st m 5s 1956
97%
974*
Deb 4s 1955
1st & ref 5s 1936 op
9944
90
Detroit & Canada
100
98
Feb 14 1935—-J&10444
1st ref 514s 1952 ser E—-M&S
9844
lit & ref a f 4 % > 1969 ser G M&S
95%
1st & ref s f 4 44s 1970 ser H J&J
90
lit & ref 4« 1981
J&D
110
Oonsol Gas N J 6s « 1936
J&J
Consolidated Gas (N Y)—
Deb 544s 1945--.
103%
F&A
94
20-yr deb 444a 1951
J&D
Underlying cos—See N Y G E L H & P.
Oonsol Gas Utilities Oo—
29%
1st & coll 6s 1943 ser A.-.J&D
13%
Conv deb 644s 1943 ser A.J&D
Oonsol Hydro-Elec Wks of Upper
33
Wuerttemburg 1st 7s '66—J&J
46
Oon Ry (New Ilav) deb 4s '64 J&J
-J&J
A&O
J&J
Consolidated Telep of Wise—
1st M 644s 1942 ser A
M&N
Cons Tr (N J)—See Pub Ser Corp
Consolidated Water of Utlca—
1st M 5s 1958
M&N
Consumers El L & P (New Orl)—
1st M 5s 1936—
J&J
Consum L H & P Oo (Ell*, N J)—
5s
1938
J&D
Fall River Elec Lt lit 1945—J&J
94
io5"
Gen g 444s
Deb 4s
60
70
99
—
Consol Gas Elec Lt & P
lst g 5s 1938 opt 1913
A&O
Falrmount Pk Tran* 5s '37--A&O
A&O
Denv Gas & K1 1st g 5s '49--M&N
1st. & ref 5s 1951--M&N
80~"
98
41
Evansv G & E L 5s '32 op '12J&D
Fairmont & Clarksburg Trac—
91
—
5s, 1938
Des Moines Gas Co—
98
30
41
Without warrants---
67%
65
9644
90
1st
99
*
'
93
Des Moines Elec Co—
90
53"
Conn Light & Power—
lst&rofsf7a '51 ser A—M&N
100%
A&O
Erie Ltg lst m 5s 1967
A&O
Erie & Suburban Ry 5s *41 -A&O
Europ'n Elec Oorp (of Oanada)
Deb 644a 1965 w w
F&A
f g 5s 1941
s
89"
80
80
23
A&O
Rys—lst 6s 1954
Erie El Motor
85
S F 6s 1937 opt
99
98
Erie
86
96
J&J
J&J
1st M 444s 1969-1st M 44*s 1969
S F 5s 1937 opt
Des Moines City
97%
IVl
Eqult G&E Utlca 5s 1942.A&0
84
98
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask.
R Tr.
Delaware Elec Power Oo—
Deb 544s 1959
J&J
Delaware Power & Light Oo—„
1st M 444s 1971
J&J
78
8744
1st M col 4%s
Darby Med & Ohes Ry—See Phlla
Davenport Water 5s 1961 —J&J
Dayton Ltg 1st 5s '37 op T2-M&S
Dayton Pow & L 1st 5s '41.-J&D
Day 8p & Urb—See Ind Ool & E
Defiance (O) G&E 5s 1942—M&S
Gen & ref 5s 1950 ser A
8044
97
Bonda,
Stamped
3
"f" and Income and daiatolted bonis
Bid.
Denver Cons Tram 5s 1933-
Oolum & 9th Av
96
'*»od intoroit" except where marked
Ask.
(Johnst'n, Pa)
1st g 6s 1934 opt 1914--M&N
Citizens St Ry—See Ind Tr & Ter
Citizens
are
BONDS
UTILITY
PUBLIC
76
s Sale
price.
AM&S
M&S
100%
106"
94
96
85
90
UTILITY
PUBLIC
larOTIO*.—All bond prloes
Bonds.
Bid.
Hydraulic Power of Nlag Falls—
lstr& refundlngfts 1950—J&J
Ref &
impt 5s 1051
A&O
Waho Power 1st 5a 1947
J&J
IU Bell Telep 1st 5s 1956—J&D
Illinois Cent Trac 5s 1933.—J&D
Illinois Commercial
Telep—
B.._M&S
1st mtge 5s 1960
„
ser
IlJ-Ky Bdge 0%s 1947
M&S
Illinois Northern Utilities Co—
1st & ref 5s 1957
opt
A&O
Illinois Power & Light Corp—
Ask.
100
101
1st M
102%
102%
68
71
1°
14
84
87
J&D
67%
8 f deb5%# 1957
M&8
62
Jamaica Water Supply < *o—
1st gold 5%s series A 1955-J&J
'
63
J&D
79
James River
Janesvllle
97%
1st lien coll 5%
M&N
1938
.
Dayt Spgf & Urb 5s '28--M&N
1st M 5s 1951 series O—M&S
Indiana Gas Utilities 6s 1946 J&J
Indiana General Service—
1st M 5a 1948.
Indiana Hydro-Elec Power—
.
50%
1st mtge 6s 1958
J&J
A...M&N
ser
1st & ref 5s 1955
92
94
65
67
98
100
Gas & O—See Peo G L&C
Pr 1st 17 Hi '41 A -M&N
102
45
1st 1 & ref 6s 1963
F&A
43
6%
.
J&D
conv notes 1940
Indlanap Columbus & Sou Trac—
1st M g 6s Feb 1 1948
F&A
Indianapolis Gas 5s 1952...A&O
Indlanap & Martinsv Rap Tran—
J&J /
50
25
10
3
86"
Indianapolis & Southeast Trac—
1st M g 5s 1935
J&J /
Indianapolis Trac & Term Co—
.
1st
s
f gold 5s Jan 1 1933-A&0
Indlanap St
Citizens St
gen
4# 1933—-J&J
5s g 1933 M&N /
Indianapolis W W Sec Co—
Secured 5*
1958
J&J
con
4%s 1940 opt-.J&J
1st lien & ref 5%s 1953—M&S
1st lien & ref 5s 1970
M&S
Inland Gas 6Hs 1938
Inland Pow & L
a
s f 6s 1941 ser B
Col tr 6s 1957 ser O
Deb sf 7s 1935
M&N
A&O
-J&D
Inland Telep 1st 6s 1948.—A&O
Inland Utilities Inc—
Conv deb 6s 1934
J&D
Inter borough-Metropolitan Co—
Col fcrus g 4 %• 1966
A&O
g 5s '35 opt '08. J&J
1st 1 & ref 54*8 1955 ser A.J&D
1st & ref g
Rapid Transit—
os '66 op tax-ex. J&J
Stamped
6% notes 1932
i
A&O
Conv g 7% notes 1932— M&8
Intercontinents Power Co—
Debs 6s
1948 with
warr
J&D
International Hydro-Elec System
Conv deb 6s 1944
A&O
—
International Power Sec Com—
Coll trust 6%s 1954 ser B.J&D
6%%
7
10
60
65
90
100
103
~8~~
12""
32"
39""
30
40
Buff Trac
Cross St.
12
%
37%
54%
54%
38%
72%
41%
44%
95
96
5
s
5
E
1st 5s
1948
Ry 1st 6s
g
79%
#70
J&D
'32..M&N
1st M 5s gold 1936
J&J
Internat Ry ref 5« '62 op.M&N
International Telep & Tel eg—
Deb g 4%s 1952
..J&J
4%s 1939
J&J
F&A
Interstate Nat Gas 6s 1936..J&J
interstate Power 1st 5s '67—J&J
Deb gold 6s 1952
J&J
Interstate Pub Serv Oo—
Deb 5s
5
3%
1956
1st & ref 6%s 1949 ser B—J&J
1st & ref 5s 1956 ser D
J&D
1st & ref 4%s '68 ser F—M&S
Interstate Rys 4s 1943
F&A
6
1961
1st mtge 6s 1934.J&J
Iowa-Nebraska Lt & Power—
1st lien & ref 6s '57 ser A.M&N
1st 1 & ref 5s
30%
32%
32
34
37
34
38%
34%
43 H
44
89
91%
75
76
65
63"
70
70
76
75
76%
74
78
73
77
70
51
78
82
1st & ref 6s 1943
1st & ref 5%s 1950Deb 6s 1950 ser A
F&A
J&J!
M&NI
Gen gold 5s Fob 1 1933.-.F&A
Sand Frem & Sou 5s 1936-J&J
98%
99
83
86
80
79
85
80
.
8734
82
i
85%
87
1%
3
60
57
98
98""
IV*
30
37%
35%
71
97
40
1st lien & coll tr 6s '53-M&8
Manila Gas Oo—
1st lien coll tr 5%s 1937--A&O
83
85
98"
96
42
Manila Elec RR & Ltg
Oorp—
Manila Sub Rys 1st 5s
1946-M&S
Manitoba Power Oo Ltd—
1st M ■ f 534s '51 ser A...J&J
82
81
81
96
1st M
s f 5%a 1952 ser B..J&J
80
r
55
58
r
55
57
Mannheim & Palatinate Elec Cos
15-year s f 7s 1941
J&D
Manuf'ra Wat (Pa) 5s 1939.J&D
Market St El Pass Ry—See
PRT
Market St
27
30
100
101
Ry (San Francisco)—
1st s f 7s 1940 ser
A__.__.Q-J
Maryland Electric Rys—
9134
9134
1
1
46
Guaranteed 6s 1933
-A&O
1st & ref 6%s 1957 ser
A..J&J
1st & ref 6%s 1962 ser
B..J&J
50
49
52
93
96
Bait & Ann 8 L 5s
1940—F&A
Maryland Light & Power—
1st M 5%s 1950 ser A
J&J
Massachusetts Gas—
20-year iif' 5%s 1946
J&J
89
90
M&N
83
85
89
91
76
78
66%
6534
68
Sink fund deb 5s 1955
Mass Utilities Associates—
S f deb 5s 1949 ser A
65%
Ma ss! I Ion
1st
68""
70
120%
94%
32
32
80
81
A&O
Elec & Gas—
5s
1956
j&J
McGav & Mt V—See Nash
Ry&L
Memphis Power & Light Co—
I
1st & ref 5s 1948 ser A
J&J
1st & ref 4%s 1978 ser
O-A&O
Memphis St Ry con g 5s '45-J&J /
M&S
12234
Meridian Lt & Ry 5s
1944Meridionals Electric Oo—
1st
s
f 7s 1957
ser
A
1034
20
80
A&O
Metropolitan Edison Oo—
97
9934
98%
94
107
M
—j
86
115
9634
1st & ref os 1953 ser O
1st M 4Mb 1968 ser D
93%
J&J
M&S
1st M 48 1971 ser O
M&N
Met Street Ry—See N Y
Rys
Metropolitan West Side "L"
1st gold 4s 1938
F&A
Exten gold 4s 1938
J&J
74"
78
15
20
93%
94
1st M os 1961
--.A&O
Mich Elec Ry 5s 1948
J&J
Jack Cons Trac 5s
1934—M&N
Michigan Gas & Elec Oo—
78%
Michigan Associated Telep Co—
67%
95
85
78
Mexican
33
28
31
ElL
1st M g 5s *35-J&J
Mex Lt & Pow 1st 5a '33 s
f.F&A
5
69
73
I8! h r.6f ^ 1943
1st M 5s
1
3
3
'
8
83
J&D
74
77
^!^gan £,gh£ l8t 58 I946-M&S
35
80
97
M&S
1956
18
18
Tol Frem & No 6 lis 1925—
Extended at 6°£ to 1933 J&J
Michigan Nor Pow 1st 5a '41 _J&J
Michigan Public Service Oo—
93
25
35
Lake Shore Power Co—
1st and ref mtge 6s 1950-— J&J
A&O
65
67
58
65
1st g 5s 1947 ser A
Middle West Utilities Co—
6% conv notes 1932
J&D
35
38
J&D
Lake 8t Elev
tiK—See Chic & O &k PkE lec
Lake Superior Dist Pow—
1st M & ref 5s 1956
80
J&D
Lawrence (Mass) Gas & Elec—
1st M 4Mb 1940
B.—F&A
ser
Ry.
F&A
69
1st M 6s 1944
—M&S
Lexington Util 1st 5» 1952 .F&A
conv notes
1933
conv notes
1934...
70
2134
22%
21
22
J&D
21
22%
Ry—
3
1938...M&S
42
Mlllv Etna & Sharps—See
Phil Co
Milwaukee Coke & Gas Co—
1st M s f 7%s 1933
50
40
100
F&A
30
32
32
35
Milwaukee Elec Ry &
Light—
1st & ref 5s 1961 ser B
1st M 5s 1971
Milwaukee Gas
-
J&D
J&J
M&S
*34 op.-J&D
75
78
Minn Gen El 1st
66
76
Lexington Wat ref 534s 1940-F&S
Lexington Wa Pow Co 1st 5s'68J&J
88%
86
78
50
52
Conv deb 5%s 1953
.J&J
Lincoln Gas & Elec 5s
1941. J&D
Lincoln Tel & Tel—
1st. M 4Mb 1961 ser A
J&D
Lindell Ry—See United
18
21
1st M 4J4« 1950
J&J
Minn St Rys—See Twin
O'y R T
Minnesota Nor Pr jt 6s
1934.A&O
Minnesota Tower & Light Co—
93
1st & ref 6s 1955
1st & ref 434s 1978
89 >'
94%
100%
75
76%
Long
fsli Lighting 5s
1st ref 6b 1948
1st & ref 5s 1955
1936—M&S
..J&J
Secured g 6s 1945
45
1st & ref 5s 1955
55
-—M&S
Mississippi Power & Light—
1st M 6s 1957
J&D
95
91
«•'
81
84
66%
Mississippi River Fuel Corp 1st s f68 1944 with warr F&A 15
67%
91M
99%
92"
101
93
ser
Mississippi Rlv Pow 5a '51—J&J
Deb 5a May 1 1947
Missouri Power & Light—
95
r
Co,nv,£e,b g 5^9 '52 ser A.A&O
Lorain Telep 1st 5s
1958
Los Angeles Gas & Elec
Corp—
1st & ref g 5s 1939
80
85
70
75
65
50
60
1934..-J&J
*Lastsale.
nNomlnaL
r
99%
94%
101
99
A—F&A
Mo Rlv Sioux City
1st » f 6s 1953
101
98
103%
100
99
100
103
104
99%
99%
100%
101
Canadian urice
M&N
1st M 5Mb 1955 ser A
M&S
1st M 4Mb 1958 ser B
M&N
Missouri Public Service Oo—
First mtge 6s 1947 ser
102%
94%
90
opt..-M&S
65
91
94
77
79
75
77
79%
81
s
Sale price
80
81
76
Without warrants._
100
J&J
1st & gen 5s 1961
M&S
Gen & ref 6s 1942 ser
D__M&S
Gen & ref 5 34s 1943 ser
F M&S
Gen & ref 5%s 1917
ser E J&D
Gen & ref 6s 1942 ser G ..M&S
Gen &ref5%s 1949 ser
I.A&O
Los Ang G & E 5s
J&D
M&N
63
Mississippi Power Oo—
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 Flee Co
(Italy)—
1st extl 7s 1952 with warr. J&D
Without, warrants...
Lone Star Gas a f 5s 1942 ..M&N
os
90%
89%
94
Minneapolis Ga% Light Oo—
76
103
'
Light Co—
1st M 4Mb 1Q67
98"
"j&D
1st a»dref mtge 4 34s
1932. J&J
Midland Natural Gas Co—
Conv deb 6s 1935
j&J
Midland Util deb 6s
55
Leipzig Overland Pow 6%s '46~
Lex Ave & Pav Fy—See N Y
Rys
Lex (Ky) Ry—See
Ky Tr & Term
Lexington (Ky) Tel—
5%
5%
5% conv no'es 1935
Middlesex & Boston St
92
1st M g 5s Dec 1935
opt.-M&S
l3t M g 4s Dec 1935
opt- .M&S
Cons gold 4s 1935
J&D
Ref & impt g 5s I960.- -J&D
88
46
90
;■
88
12
72%
81
101
104
12
/This price includes accrued Interest.
75
62
1st col&ref5 Mb 1960 ser D F&A
69"
5M% gold notes 1935
F&A
Lake Erie Pow & Lt 6s 1946 A&O
90
Lake Roland Elev—See Un
Rys & Elec.
Lake Sh Elec 1st con g 6s '33 J&J
25
Ironwood & Bessemer Ry & Light!
lsts f g 5# '36 opt after '15.F&A!
ft Baals
5s
1951
F&A
Debentures 6s 1948
F&A
Laclede Gas Lt ref 5s 1934.-A&O
1st M coll tr 5%s '53 ser O F&A
53
Istratge5%sl95»
M&S
Iowa Ry & Lt (Cedar Rapids)—
1st & ref 5s 1932 ser A —M&S
1st & ref 5s June 1946 B—.J&D
1st & ref 5%» Oct 1945—M&N
Iowa Southern Utilities—
A&O
—
99%
B..M&S
ser
88
81
Lehigh Power Securities—
Deb g 6s 2026 ser A
Iowa Pow & Lt 1st 4%s 1958 M&S
Iowa Pub Serv 1st 6s 1957—J&D
DeD 5s 1968
M&S
1961
88
84
Lehigh Valley Transit—
75
A&O
84
78
72
70
Iowa Electric Co—
9534
2934
102
75
64
14
92)4
28
M&N
82
Interstate Telep Oo—
1st M
-
1st M 5s 1978-
50
98"
75
v
15
Kings Co E L & P 1st 5s *37.A&O
Purcb money 6s g 1997
A&O
Edison El HI Bklyn 4s '39-J&J
Kings Co Elev Ry—See Bklyn RT
Kings Co Gas & 111 1st 5s '40-A&O
Kings Co Ltg 1st ref 5s *54--J&J
1st ref 0%s 1954
J&J
Kingston Gas & Elec 1st 5s'52_
Knoxv Gas 1st 5s '33 opt '13-A&0
Kokomo W W 5s 1958
J&D
Lackawanna & Wyoming Val RR
92
90
99
100%
103
85
1st g 5a 1936
J&D
Madison G & El 1st 6s 1940-A&O
Gen & ref 5s 1950.
M&N
56
75
\\M
BuiT & Lock 1st g 5s 1938—J&J
Buffalo & Niag Falls Elec Ry—
Conv deb
55"
18
Unstamped
ser
78
6434
1st
59"
bonds 1965 serOJ&D
Sec 7b 1936 D (with war)..J&J
Sec 7s 196/
70
55
,
44
30
98
1st & ref 6s 1954
—M&S
Debenture 7s 1944
J&J
Macon Ry & Light 1st 5s '53-J&J
Madison Co (111) Light & Power—
Keystone Pub Serv—
20
sec
Sec 7s 1952
J&J 16
International Railway (Buffalo—
83
63
46
15
Guar Trust certif of deposit..
Interborough
J&D
J&D
J&J
1st 1 & ref 6s 1951 ser B
f 6s '30 A M&S
Coll tr
94
M&N
Key Tel 1st
—
Indianapolis Water—
1st At ref. g
92%
82%
Mad Rlv Pr 1st 5s *35
gn op_F&A
Manhattan El con 4s g '90-.A&O
2d gold 4a 2013
J&D
1st M 5s 1969 ser I
Keokuk Elec 6s 1945
92
42
40
92
1st M 5s 1961 series G—F&a
91%
35
25
f 7s 1948
Luzerne Oo (Pa) Gas & Elec—
1st ref&imp g 5s*48 op'13 A&O
s
95
1st M6Hs Sept '48 ser D M&N
1st M 5%s 1955ser F
A&O
—
98
27
f g 6%s 1944
1st M
Kentucky Utilities Co—
—
91%
27%
Luneburg Pow L & W W
89
1 st M 6s 1957 ser B
; .M&N
I
1st & ref. 6s 1947 ser Oi—F&A
Kentucky Fuel Gas Corp—
1st 6lis 1942 with warr..J&D
Conv s f deb 0%s 1938---J&D
K'y Hydro Elec Co 1st 6s '49 J&D
Kentucky Power & Light Oo—
1st m 5 %s 1948 ser B
M&8
Kentucky Traction & Terminal—
1st & ref gu 5s '51 opt '14-F&A
Lexington Ry 1st 5s 1949.J&D
Indlanap Nor—See Un Tr of Ind
Indianapolis & Northwest Trac—
1st g 6* 1923 ext to 1933..M&S
/
Indianapolis Power & Light—
1st M 5s 1957 ser A
J&J
s
98%
92%
100
Madison Rys 1st g 5s 1936-.M&N
j
r
1st g 5s 1932 opt..
95
83"
Deb gold 6s 2022 ser A..M&S
50
Indiana Union Traction—
1st g 5s July 1 *33 op '08.A&O
Indiana Nor 1st g 5s 1933.A&0
2
SO
1st mtge 4%s 1980
J&D
Kansas Pow 1st 5s 1947
M&S
Kansas Power & Light < Jo—
1st M 6s 1955 ser A
M&N
90
95
unstmpd-.A&O
F&A
1936
1st M 5s 1951
Kansas Gas & Electric—
95
100
Ry & Lt 1st 5s '4 3._J&J
Service Corp—
1st & ref M 5s Jan 11950—J&J
96%
Louisville Ry 2d 4%s 1940. .M&S
Gen M 5s I960..
F&A
Lower Austrian Hydro-Elec—
1st
1st mtge 434s
80
93
Indiana & S W Gas & Util—
18
1957 ser B..J&J
1st M4Ms 1961
F&A
Kansas City Pub Ser 6s 1951 J&J
Kansas Elec Pow 6s 1937—J&D
w
75
88
f g 6s 1940
1st M 6s 1942
F&A
Kansas City Power & Light—■
85%
90
75
86%
a
67
1st & ref 5s
40
84
85%
1st & ref 434s 1961 ser O.F&A
Deb a f 6s 1937 aer A
A&O
Louisv Ltg 6s '63
94
15
59
77
1st & ref
22"
92
57
75
1st mtge 5s 1957
J
Louisville Gas & Elec Oo (Ky)
1st & ref 6s 1952 ser A
M&N
19"
J
Los Angeles Ry 6s 1938
-A
Louisiana Pow & Light Oo—
Kanawha ValTr 1st M5s '46.J&J
Kansas City Gas 1st 5s '46--F&A
1%
35
M&S
Ind Nat
Indiana
Indiana
Indiana
31
Elec Oo—
1st M 6s 1943
Indiana & Mich El 5s 1957..F&A
,
54%
30
Ask
Los Ang Pac Oo—See Pac EIRy
Los Ang & Pasad—See Pac El "
Los Angeles Railway Oorp—
25
Kanawha Trac & Elec Co—
%
Electric Corp—
1st M 6s 1947 series A—M&N
1st M 6%s 1953 series B..F&A
.
70
48%
Gen & ref g 5s '26 op' 11..M&N
Indiana
52%
;
Bid
Bonds.
23%
J&D
1st & ref 5s 1932-19<J5
J&J
Jersey Central Pow & Lt Corp—
1st & ref 5s 194.7 ser B —F&A
1st M 4%s 1961 ser C
J&D
Jer City Hob & Pat—See 1* S Corp
Johnstown (Pa) Trac 5s *43—J&J
Johnst Pass Ry 4s 1931--J&D
JopJIn W W 1st 5s 1957...-M&S
„
68
Bridge Corp—
195S-. J&J
1st sink fund 0%s
Deb g 7s 1943
1st 6s 1944
J&D
Illinois Valley Ry 1st 5s '35-M&S
Indiana Columbus & E Trac—
f 7s 1952
77
Ask.
.
69
1st 7s 1936—
,
s
25-yr * f 5 %• 1953 ser A—M&S
Italian Superpower Corp—
Deb 6« '63 (without warr). .J&J
iackson Cons Tr—See Mich E.Ry
Jackson (Mich) Gas 5s g'37_ A&O
Iacksonv (Fla) Gas s f 6s *42 J&D
Jacksonville Trac lBt 5s '31-M&S /
72
Illinois Water Service Co—
1st mtge 5s 1952 series &—J&.T
Indiana Central Telep Co—
Bid,
(Italy
M&N
siand Gas & Electric—
95
78
70
..
BONDS
where marked "1" end income end defaulted bends.
Bonds.
99
92
1st & ref 6s 1953 series A__A&0
1st & ref 5%s 1954 ser B—J&D
Illinois Power lot 5s 1933—J&D
wxeept
Isarco Hydro-Elec Oo
1st & ref 5s 1956 ser C
ri
"inrt Interest"
«nrs
80
92%
93
82
85
83%
72%
75
60
63
6S
63
85
Bdge Co—
M&S 15
NOTICES.—AH bond orica* are "and
Bid
Bonds.
interest" except wber*
Ask
BONDS
UTILITY
PUBLIC
78
but
Bonds.
Mobile Gas Imp & ref 7s '51-J&D
Mob Lt & RR 1st g 6s '37—J&D
N Y Municipal Ry 5s 1966---J&J
N Y Power & Light Corp—
—M&S
1st mtgo 4%s 1967
A&O
N Y & Queens Gas 1st 5s '34 F&A
N Y & Queens Co Ry 4s '46-A&0
Cons g 5s 1941
Monmouth Cons Wat 5s
'56-J&D
Monongahela Light & Pow Co-—
1st M 5s 1949
-,rrf&D
Monengahela St Ry—See Phil Co
Monongahela Valley Traction—
1st M g 5s 42 opt '22
J&D
Monongahela Valley Water—
1st M 5I960 series A—J&J
Monongahela West Penn Pub Ser
1st lien & ref 5 %» ser B '53 F&A
Montana-Dakota Power Co—•
1st m 5%a 1934
—J&J
75
98
70,
81
101
80
18—J&J
—J&D
5%s 1957-M&N
1st & ref s f 5s '43 op
Deb g 5s 1962 ser A
Montreal Isl Pow
Montreal Lt flt & Pow
1st ref & coll tr 5s
75
91H
72
94
-
Second Av recei* ctfs 1914
Sixth Av RR pur M 5s '65-J&J
90
63%
70"
62
91%
73
78
76
81
1st M 6s 1935 ser A——M&N
Municipal Serv coll 6s 1956-F&A
Muskogee Elec Tr 5s 1934--M&N f
Mutual Telep (Pa) 1st 5s '45. A&O
Narragansett Elec Co—
1st M 5s 1957 ser A
—J&J
Nashville Railway & Llgnt—
Cons g 5s 1953 opt 1908—J&J
Ref & ext gold 5s 1958
J&J
McGavock & Mt Vernon—
2d series 6s July 1937—J&J
Nashville Gas & Heating Co1st M gold 5» 1937 guar—M&N
Nassau El RR—See Bklyn R T
Nassau & Suff Ltg 5s 1945--F&A
Nat Elec Pow Co deb 5s 1978 J&J
Nat Pow & L deb 6s 2026 A-F&A
Deb 5s 2030 ser B
—M&N
Nat Public Service Corp—
Debenture gold 5s 19 <8—F&A
Nat Toll Bridge 6s 1939 - J&J
Nebraska Pow 1st 4%s 1981-J&D
Deb 6s 2022
—M&S
90
95
58
60
1956—A&O
1941
J&J
Newark Gas 6s Apr 1 1944—Q-J
Newark Cons Gas con 5s 48_J&D
New Bedford Gas & Edison Light
Debs 6s July
3% notes June 15
1932—J&D15
(Can) Pow Co—
1937
M&S
New Castle (City of) W 5s'41 J&D
8 f 5s 1932
—
-J&D
New England G & E Association
Deb g 5s 1947
M&S
Conv deb 6s 1948
-J&D
Oonv deb 5s 1950
M&N
New Eng Pow Assn 5s 1948.A&O
Deb 5Mb 1954
J&D
99%
1st
—-
90"
93 H
93
89
98
93
99
5% notes Dec 1932
J&D
New Eng Pow 1st 5s 1951—J&J
New Eng Tel & Tel—
99
1 1932A&O
series A
-J&D
1st 4%s 1961 ser B
M&N
New Hampshire Pow 6s Dec.1943
N J & Hud Riv Ry & Ferry—
1st gold 4s 1950 opt
N J Pow & Lt 1st 4%s
New Jersey W ater
95
F&A,
Electric—
1
Consol & refg 5s 1933
J&J
New Mexico Power—
1st M 5s 1958
--J&J
New Milford Pow 1st 5s '32-F&A
New Orleans Pub Service Co—
1st & ref 5a 1952 series A—A&O
1st & ref 5s 1955 series B—J&D
24%
M
71H
61H
25
90 X
90
74
4Hs 1935-——-----J&J
Inc 6s Nov 1949 ser A—J&D
New Orleans Ry & Light Co—
Canal & Claib 1st 6s '46—M&N
NOCy RR—Gen g 5s '43-J&J
N O Oy & Lake 5s 1943—J&J
NO&Carroll con 6s Feb'33-J&J
N O Pow House Co 5s '41-J&J
St Charles St 1st g 4s '52—J&J
Newp News & Haxnp Ry G & E—
1st & ref 5s 1944
J&J
Newp News & Old Pt Ry & El
Nov 1 1938
M&N
Gen g 5s Afar 1 1941—_M&8
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
1st 1 & ref 5s 1951 ser C—A&O
N Y Gas Elec L H & P Colit 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
Equitable Gas 5s 1932—M&S
New Amster Gas.5s 1948—J&J
NY&ER Gas 1st g 5s '44—J&J
Con 5s 1945
—J&J
NY&Westch Ltg 4s 2004—J&J
Deb g 5s 1954 op guar.-J&J
1st g 5s
f This price includes
95
92
66H
1st M & ref 7%s '46 ser
Oonv
1st & ref 5sl954
99
104%
68
71
1st & ref 5s
Salisb &
5%a 1948
Id"
62
96
98"
.A&O
Omaha & Council Bluffs 8t Ry—
Ext 6s 1936
J&J
Ontario Pow 6s '43 op to '13.F&A
Ontario Power Serv Corp—
94^;
84
i,—* IN
97
58 y2
53
00
1st M & lien 5%s
94
88
79
99%
f
85
87
98
101
lly'
101%
97%
39
72
83
89
66
68
38%
99
76
75
77
75
65
76 %
66
76
103
87
89
90
92%
98%
96 %
90
75*"
83
85
92
95
75
85
80
83
109 %
109%
101
103
100
100%
101 %
106%
91%
92%
112%
104
81
83
95
98
95%
93
92
99%
29%
29%
31
1946
M&S
North El Co & Nor Pap Mills—
..M&N
1st M 5s 1934-1947
91
93
ref 5%s
31
67
53
85
90
London,
Serv
M&8
86
88
69"
73%
94
95
88
93
90"
92"
M&8
n
Pacific Teleph & Telegraph—
1st & col tr s f g 5s 1937—J&J 2
Ref M 5 s 1952 series A—M&N
93
80
83"
94%
94%
84
86
96
98
94
96
87
88
98
100
82
84
95%
104
84
89%
85%
90%
8
11
85
90
81
87
81
87
34
A&O
El Ry
Pub Serv Corp
Paterson & Passaic Gas & Electric
consol gold 5s 1949
M&S
Pawtucket Gas 4s 1932
M&N
Pecos Valley Power & Light Co.
1st m 6 Hb 1937 ser A
M&N
Parr Shoals Pow 5s 1952
96%
89%
89
90
100
18
16
s
86
101H
100H
87
Pasa & Mt Lowe—See Pac
34%
Deb 7s 1942
Peninsular Tel Co 1st
J&J
5>^s '51 J&J
Light & Power Co—
1st & ref 4Hs 1977
M&N
Penn-Ohio Edison Co—
Deb g 6s 1950 ser A__—M&N
98H
87
74^
71
Without warrants
Deb 5Hb 1959 ser B
F&A
Pennsylvania Electric Co—
1st & ref 5s 1954 ser D
J&D
1st & ref 4s 1971 ser F— M&N
3H% notes Aug 1 1932 — F&A
Pennsylvania Gas & Elec Corp—
Deb gold 6s 1976 ser A—M&S
Pennsylvania Gas & Elec Co—
1st 1 & ref 5 Ho '55 ser A—M&S
1st lien & ref 5s 1958—M&S
Canadian price.
64
95
40
63
—-J&D
Deb 6s 1940
Pennsylvania-Ohio Pow & Lt—
1st & ref 5H« "64 ser A—J&J
Penna Pow Co 1st 5s 1956—J&J
Pennsylvania Pow & Light Co—
1st M 4Hs 1981
—A&O
Pennsylvania State Water Corp—1st lien 5H« 1952 series A-M&S
Penn Tel 5s 1960 ser O.------Penn "Water & Power s f 5s 40J&J
1st ref 4H» 1968 ser B
M&S
36%
r
98
Penn Centra I
38
Nominal.
102
88%
Paterson Ry—See
85
94%
101%
104%
94
77
Pacific Public Service Co—
5-year 5% notes 1936
91
100%
101%
101%
Pacific Power & Light Co—
1st M 6s 1955
F&A
50
B I960.-J&J
1st & ref 5s 1966 ser C
M&N
1st & ref 5s 1969 ser D
M&S
lst&ref m 4%a 1970 serE.J&D
North Ind Gas & El 6s '52.-M&N
Northern Indiana Ry—
1st M 5s 1960
Northern N Y Utilities Inc—
1st M & ref 5s 1963
J&J
1st lien & ref 7a 1946 A
M&N
1st lien & ref 6s 1947 B.-.M&N
1st 1 & ref 6s 1943 G
M&N
1st 1 & ref 5Hs ser D '49..J&D
1st 1 & ref 5s 1955 ser E..J&D
Watertown L & P 5s 1959-J&J
Northern Ohio Pow & Lt—
Gen & ref 5%a 1951
M&S
Northern Ohio Telep Co—
1st s f 5%s 1957 ser A
F&A
Northern Ohio Trac & Light—
1st consol 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
Northern Penna Power Co—
1st & ref 5s 1956 ser A—J&D
Northern States Power Co—
1st & ref 5s 1941
—A&O
1st & ref 6s 1941 ser B—A&O
Refunding 4%s 1961
A&O
5%% notes 1940
—J&D
Northern Texas Elec Co—
Coll tr s f g 5s 1940 opt—J&J
Northern Texas Traction Co—
1st g 5s 1933 opt 1913- —-J&J
Northern Texas Utilities Co—
1st s f 7s '35 with war
J&J
Without warrants
Northern Utilities Co—
1st lien s f 6s 1943 ser A„M&N
S f deb 6%s 1943
M&N
69
78
76
90%
Guaranteed
Pacific Northwest Pub
Oonv deb 6s 1950
Northern Elec Co Ltd—See Misc.
I In
-J&J
61
Pacific Co—
'43--M&S
Pacific Gas & El ref 5s '42—J&J
1st & mf M 6s 1941 ser B..J&D
1st & ref 5H® 1952 ser CLJ&D
1st & ref 5* 1955 ser D
J&D
1*; & ref 41957 ser E__J&D
1st & ret 4Hs '60 ser F
J&D
Pacific Light & Power Corp—
Pac L & P Co 1st 5s 1942.J&J
101
Last sale.
78
L A Pa R R Cal 5s
75
'15. J&p
Northeastern Public Service—
1st 1 & coll 5%s 1961
Gen'l 1 & coll 5%s 1961
Northern Conn Power Co—
*
93
76
r
Water Co—
s
Los Angeles
94
1st & cons s f 5s '48 op
accruea interest*.
91
J&J
5s 1946 ser E
1st ref g 4s 1950 opt *15.
1st & ref 5Ha ser
65
98
59
A&O
(Minn)'
1970
Pacific Elec Ry g 5s 1942
Northern lnd Pub Serv—
98
91
95
f 5Hs
Ozark Power &
70
1st
&
90
Gen M
North Shore Electric Co—
1st
'65.T&D
A&O
•
Otter Tail Power Co
96
'20—A&O
55
71H
f 5s 1952—
M&S
Pac fic Coast Power 5s 1940.M&S
82
37%
75
Ottawa Valley Power Co—
1st
gold 5s 1937 opt..
F&A
North Calif Pow 5s 1932...J&D
100%
88
M&S
Ottawa Trac 1 st 5H» July
96
North Shore Gas Co of Illinois—
96
90
Ottawa L H & Power—
Ref & coll tr 5s 1957 ser A. A&O
100
65
1957—M&N
53%
58%
55
-J&J
'16.-M&N
Extl sink fund 5s 1963
15
94
80
A.
61
24H
Oregon Elec Ry 5s '33 opt. .M&N
Oregon-Washington Water Serv—
1st M 5s 1957 series A
J&D
Oslo Gas & El Works (Norway)—
80
5
Corp—
57%
100%
f 5%s 1950
1st M
60
68
Orange & Pas Val R—See P S Corp
Orange & Rockland Elec Co—
1st m 5» 1958
..F&A
51
North Jer St Ry—See P S Corp
North Penn Gas Co—
1st & ref g 5s '40 op
s
23
-
1st gu g 5s '45 op bef
100
77%
77
(Hcboken. N J) 5s 1938.-A&O
53
57%
58 1948 ser
Ontario Transmission Co Ltd—
North Hudson Lt H & P Co
52 X
m
1st sf6s 1947
85
A&O
ser
B
ser
45
46
—
Spencer 5s 1945.M&N
1st coll & ref
F&A
5s 1948
in
80
-
62
91
J&J
North Continent Utilities
J&D
36H
1st
i
9J
W & Elec Corp—
ser
\ ..M&N
1956
29
—-J&J
Electric—
80 H
1st
North Carolina Pub Serv Co—
98 %
66
A——F&A
Oklahoma Ry 1st & ref 5s '41-J&J
Old Dominion Pow 5s May 15 '51
Omaha & Coun Bluffs Ry & Br
50
6s 1938
1st & ref 5s 1934 opt
97H
99""
1st M 5s 1950
M&S
Debenture gold 6s 1940
M&S
Oklahoma Gas Util 6%s 1934
Okla Natural Gas 6» 1946 A-.J&J
97
82%
5%% notes Dec. 1 1932—J&D
i65%
M&S
D
ser
1st 6%s 1943 (with wax)
Oklahoma Gas &
77
North Boston Ltg. Properties—
106
86%
100 H
101
90H
A_A&O
Ohio Water 6s June 1933.
1st
%% notes 1932—A&O
A&O
A&O
A&O
5% notes 1936
A&O
sec
IOO HO
/
Ohio State Telep 5s 1944
J&J
Ohio Val Elec Ry 1st M 5a '46J&D
Ohio Valley Gaa Corp—
105 %
86
89
1957 ser A__M&S
North Amer W
68
83
1
83%
Serial 5% notes 1933
Serial 5% notes 1934
Serial 5% notes 1935-
80
1
1st & ref 7s 1947 ser B
F&A
1st & ref 6s 1953 series O.M&S
7%
i
Serial 4
Serial
10
97
Oklahoma Power & Water
North Amer Light & Power Co—
S f deb 5%s 1956 ser S
J&J
35
91
75
5
D.J&D
J&D
Deb g 6s 2024-
93%
Ohio Public Service Co—
if*
91
Deb 5%a 1963 ser B...F&A15
Deb 5b Nov 15 '69 ser C M&N15
26
94%
92%
72
Ohio L & Pow 1st os 1944
Ohio Pow 1st & ref 5s 1952 B J&J
80%
104 %
F&A
Deb 5s 1961
Conv deb 5s
col tr 5%s 1953 »er_A J&J
1st 5s 1957
A&O
m
.
—
o Basis,
§5"
98
Co.
62 M
_
Gen M
55
96
F&A
Ohio Elec Pow 1st M 5s 1957 J&D
Ohio-Kentucky Gas Co—
1st ■ f 6%s 1943 ser A
J&D
1942
1st.
91
76
S
Norf & Ports Bdge 7s 1942
Norf & Ports Tr—See Va Ry & P
Norf Ry & Lt 1st 5s 1949.-M&N
Norfolk St 1st g 5s 1944--J&J
97
22
36
*60—A&O
Ohio Edison
North American Edison Co—
Co—
1st M 5s 1950
New Ijondon Gas &
54
50"
94
Niagara Lockport & Ont Power—
1st & ref 5s 1955 series A.A&O
100
_
5s gold Oct
1st 5s 1952
17
60
io~"
102
M&N
73
93
5
Niagara Falls Power—
1st & cons 6s ser AA '50--M&N
102
71
J&J
A 1957
12
7s
9434
1st M 5s 1951
95%
95%
1st M 5s 1956
Chester
Ltg.
N Y & Suburban Gas—See West
99 %
99%
N Y Tel 1st 4%s '39 tax ex.M&N
North American
ser
57
1%
94" Nippon Elec Pow Ltd (Japan)—
1st uitge 6%s 1953
J&J
94%
5s
m
92
i*
M&N
—M&N
M&N
41
38
--MAN
79
1st con 6%s 1962;
_M&N
Certificates of deposit
N Y Water Service Corp—
1st M 5s 1951 ser A
40
33
Co Ltd—
6s '60 serA.J&J
Ogden Gas 5s 1945
89
J&J
M&S
4%s 1980
49
Ohio Cent Telep 1st 6s *47—J&J
Ohio Cities Water Corp—
3
96
A&O
N Y Steam 6s 1947
Power
conv
1st & consol 5s 1960
New York State Rys—
1st con g 4%s *62 op *13--M&N
Certificates of deposit
New Brunswick
1st M 6s
m
f
m s
1st & ref 4%$ 1956 ser
1st m 5%s 1962—
1st m 6s 1952
96%
47
M&S
'45--A&O
22"
—
N Y State El & Gas Co—
75
3
Nev Calif Elec 1st 5s
3%
91%
84
62
27
95%
1st M s f 5s 1958 ser A— -J&D
Oberpfalz Elec 7s 1946
Ocean City Costal Higliw Bdge—
M&N
65
27
f 7s 1952
2%
1%
A__M&N
82%
1
s
25"
15"'
-
26
Deb
1%
12"
J&J
Ry 5s 1962
1st ref M 6s 1951 ser
1st ref 6s 1952
6%s '57-J&D
——J&D
Mt Wash St Ry—See Phila Co
Muncie El L 1st 5s '32 op 12-J&J
M & U O Tr Co—See Un Tr of Ind
Muncie W W 5s Oct 2 1939-A&O
Municipal Gas Co (Texas)—
Mt Hope Bdge 1st
50"
N Y & Richmond Gas Co—
Telep 5s 1938-J&J
Mountain States Power Co—
1st & ref 5s 1938
---J&J
1st M 6s 1938 series B
J&J
St
20
Northwestern Pub Serv Co—
--
35
34th St Crosst 1st 5s *96--A&O
23d
Ask.
Northw Teleg—See W U Teleg
Nova Scotia Light & Power Co—
Third Ave—See under "T"
1970 serB M&S
Montreal Lt Ht & Pow Co—
Gold 5s 1933 opt 1913
A&O
Mount Home
2%
%
1
'50-J&J
Bway & 7th Av cons 5s '43 J&D
Certificates of deposit
Col & 9th Ave 1st 5s '93—M&S
Lex Ave & P Fy 1st 5s '93 M&S /
1st ref col & sf 5s
Montreal Pub Service Corp—
1st & ref 5s 1942
M&S
Montreal Tramways—
1st & ref g 5s 1941 opt-—-J&J
Gen & ref 5s 1955 series A-A&O
Gen & ref 5s 1955 ser B_—A&O
Gen & ref sf 4^s '55 ser O A&O
Gen & ref s f 5s 1955 ser D_ A&O
Morn side El St Ry—See Phila, Co
43%
Bleeck St & F F 1st 4s
88H
1st
43%
Adj Inc g os Jan 1942
A&O
Bankers Trust ctfs of depofl.
67
,76 %
45
1st
64
Consol—
1951—A&O
Northwestern
42%
1%
Railways—
71M
Power—
Montana
87 %
1st rntge 5a 1941 opt
Union El (Loop) 5s g
1st R E & ref 4s '42 op 'J6.J&J
Guar trust ctfs of deposit—
85
Northwest Louisiana Gas—
1st M 61933 with warr_J&D
Northwest Elec 1st 6s 1935-M&N
Northwestern Elevated (Chic)—■
1965-Apr
Adj income 6s Jan 1
New York
bia
Bonds
Alt
87%
Stein way Ry 1st 6s 1922—J&J
New York Rys Corp—
Prior Jlen 6s 1965 ser A—J&J
75
and income and defaulted borai*
marked
s
Sale price.
97
95
86 H
62 H
90
89"
93
UTILITY
PUBLIC
ttOTin*.
Ail
bond prices
Bid.
Sonde.
Pensacola El Co 1st 5s '31 ._F&A
Peoples Gas (N J) 1st 5s '68-J&D
People's G L & Coke, Chicago—
1st cons g
6s 1943
A&O
Refunding gold 5s 1947—M&S
1st & ret 4s 1981
—-J&J
334% notes
8erlal 414%
Serial 434%
Serial 434%
Serial 434%
July 30 1932
notes 1933
F&A
notes 1934
F&A
notes 1935
F&A
notes 1936
F&A
Chic G L & C 1st 5s 1937--J&J
Oonsum Gas 1st g 5s *30—J&D
lnd Nat G&O g 5b '36 gu_M&N
Mutual Fuel Gas g 5s '47 M&N
Peoples Light & Power Corp—
1st Hon 534s 1941
J&J
Conv deb 5s 1979
J&J
People'B Traction—See Phlla R T
-
Peoria Bloom & Champ
1st gold guar 5s 1936
Peoria W W Co pr 1 5s
1st con 4s 1948---
Trac—
M&N
ar«
Ask.
83"
10634
9734
95
92
88
92
85
90
9934
74
77
70
106
85
55"
62
33
99
1st &
77
82
25
35
Ft Pitt Trac 1st 5s 1935—J&D
Mlllv Et & Sh 5s 1923
M&N
Morn'slde El St Ry 5s '35 A&O
Mount Washington St Ry—
let & coll tr gu 5b 1933-A&0
Pitts Alleg & M gen 5s '30 A&O
1st M 534® 1948
Secured conv 6a
9534
35"
40
60
80"
90
95
93
A&O
60
70
1927-— A&O
60
20
30~"
25
35
60
25
28"
20
30
10134
Rhine-Ruhr
Wat
Extl deb 6®
102
92
Direct
Philadelphia Elec Power Co—
1st mtge 5Hb 1972
F&A
10334
Philadelphia Rapid Transit—
Ooll tr g 5s 1957 opt s f—F&A
8 f guar As *62 opt 17
M&S
6s
geld
1963
M&S
Intmrefi" 1044
J&J
Eq 534s 1932-1933
Darby Media & Ohes St Ry
1st 4Hs *36 opt "16 gu—J&J
Hest Mantua & Falrm 6Ha '34
...
Street
Market
Elev
P&S3
8erv
2534
9034
7%
10434
60
People's Traction Co—
P P Ry tr ctfs 4a '43 -F&A
W Phlla Pass 2d 6s 1920—
Ext at 534% to 1956-M&N
Phlla Subur-Oountlea Gas & Elec
1st & ref 434s 1957
M&N
6l"
75
90
98
1st M 5s
M&N
A&O
—-M&N
1969
5s
1st M 434s 1970
—A&O
Phlla & W Ohes Tr 4h 1964—J&J
5
94
97"
8234
8834
80
87
Deb
98
50
60
23
V-K
9t>
87
86
90
22
30
Rochester
5934
61
102
PMcK & Oon—See W Penn
Rys
Pittsburgh Suburban Water Serv
1st 1 & ref 5s 1958
M&S
PlttBbuigh Trac—See Phlla Co
Pittsburgh Rys—See Phlla
Co
Piattaburg G & El 1st 5s 1939——
58
64
3334
uo—
1st & ref 4 34s 1960
M&S
4% notes Jan 1 1933
J&J
Portland (Ore) Gas & Coke—
1st & ret g 5s *40 opt '20—J&J
lstl'n & gen 434® 1«40—-J&J
Portland Gas 1st 5s 1951-F&A
Portland (Me) RR 3.Ws 1951-J&J
1st 1 & con m 5s 1945—M&N
70
80
68
95
8634
8834
-J&D
Postal Teleg & Cable 5u *53—J&J
73"
1st mtge 5s 1966 ser E
_M&N
1st M 434® 1961 series F—A&O
Potomac El Pow
Cons M g 5s 1936 guar--J&J
2134
22
80
Gen lien & ref 6s 1953
A&O
Power Corp of Canada Ltd—
Conv deb 434s 1959 Ser B-M&S
Power Corp of N Y—
54
634s 1942 Ser A.M&N
1st M s f 6s 1942 Ser B—M&N
Deb gold 534 s 1947
M&N
92
M
Power Gas & Water 8ec Corp
Ooll tr 5s 1948 with warr-M&N
Power Secur coll tr 6s *49—J&D
1949
F&A
Providence Gas Co 1st 534* 1942
Prussian Elec 6s 1954
Public Elec L Co & (St Albans. Vt)
June
1st 534s 1956
A&O
Public Service Co of Colorado—
lit & ref 6s 1953 series A—M&S
Ist&ref 534s'54 series B.M&S
Deb 6s 1946
M&N
Public Service Co of N H—
62
20
o
10634
58
70""
22
70
72
65
70
105
102
2034
70
2334
75
9234
9834
98
80"
80
8134
1st & ref 5s 1956 ser A__M&N
88
1st & ref. 434® 1957 ser B.A&O
Public Service Co of Nor 111—
81
85"
1st & ref g 5s 1956 op '21--A&O
1st & ref 5s 1966 series O-M&N
b Basis,
f This price includes accrued interest,
fished on Montreal and Toronto Exchanges.
/
k Last aale.
I In London,
J&D
n
9<jr A—
ser
86"
18
2134
Pctan 1950
88
ja-i
85"
72
olF&A
ser
85
80
E&.A
90
83
M&iS
B_
74
1943..Ij&D
85
M&N
67
1957
67
J&j
o2—
98
9734
9934
93
95
100
94
7534
Corp.
aer
A. J&J
80
^nc& fscf* 1960 ae*
b-j&j
80
85
85
F&A
S T^iaBK ^I'T0]49 1938
97
90
69
96
34
Oonv 6s Dec 15
1932—J&D16
8outh Carolina Power
Co—
1st lien & ref 5s
Water
85
90
A—M&S
35
40
7434
75
Southeast P&L deb 6s
2025 -M&S
Southeastern Gas & Water Co
1st lien 6s 1944
J&D
Southern Bell
Telep & Teleg—
let s f g 5s 1941
opt 1916 -J&J
Sou B vard—See
Third Ave Ry
Southern California
Edison—
Gen g 5s Nov
1939 opt—_ J&J
ei
I? 6s 1944
F&A
Refunding 5s 1951..
J&J
Refunding 5a 1952
M&S
Refunding 5s 1954
J&D
Southern California Gas
Corp
Collateral trust 5s 1937--M&M
17
20
101
101
10134
>
10234
d
2034
24 34
86
89
82
90
85
.i
92
91
& Light
South Oa! Gas C° 6s
I960
1st & ref 6s 1958 series O
1st & ref 534s 1952 Ber
45
79
88
88
90
92"
9634
92
98
95
95
M&S
South Calif Telep 1st M
5s 1947
Southern Canada Pr Oo
Ltd
1st M 5s 1955 ser A
A&O
Southern Cities Pub Serv
Co
Oonv deb 6s 1949
M&N
Southern Oitieo Utllltlea
Co—
1st lien & coll 5s 1958
A&O
S f deb 6a 1958 aer
A..—F&a
Southern Colorado Power Co—
Ist M
60
55
8 f deb
82
83
79
85
83
99
95
98
88
s
72"
8434
8234
98
9134
95
1734
19
20
22
19
22
89
84
87
634® 1936
ser
M&N
80
81
A—A&O
65
75
Utilities, Inc—
1st M a f 634a 1939 aer
A.M&S
Southern Natural Gas
50
53
f 0s 1944 with warr
37
39
Corp—
1st
s
Without
South N E
J&J
privilege
Telep 1st 5s 1948-J&D
Deb g 58 1970
So Ohio Elec 6s 1955
J&D
.—J&D
1st g 5 34
a,1959 aer D
J&J
Sou Pub Utll lat 6h
1943---.J&J
Southern Trac—See Phlla
36
10234
102
92
86
IstM 5s 1961
—.A&O
Southwestern Bell Telep—
1st & ref M 5s 1954 ser A. F&A
Southwestern Gas & Elec Oo—
1st mtge 5s 1957 ser A
J&J
5 Sale
price,
94
88
97
25
30
Oo.
Southern United Gaa Oo—
1st lien 6s 1937 with warr A&O
Southern Wise Pow 5s 1938 .A&O
Southwestern Assoc Telep Co—
Canadian price.
40
104
104
95
10034
69
65
r
99""
9534
M&N
—
Nominal,
8734
(Oaflf)
434s 1968
Southern Gaa
R T.
9634
9634
9634
8534
J&j
Southern Gas Oo—
1st 6 34a 1935 ex-warr
—
96
M&S
1st g 6s 1947 series A
Southern Counties Gas
9
9634
9534
Im&N
J&D
B..M&S
1st & ref 5s 1957
1st & ref 434s 1961
100
98
103
10134
ervlce.
Salisbury & Spencer—See No Car o Pub S
Salmon Riv Pow gu 5a '52 op F&A
103
97
Salt Lake Term 6s 1935
41
J&D
35
Salt River Val Water Users Assn
6«
1938
75
F&A
70
Stewart Mt Power 534® June
*«
1932-1958
70
_...A&C
60
San Angelo Telep 1st 5s 1958 F&A
75
68
San Antonio Public Service—
1st ref 6s 1952 series A
99
J&J
86
434 % notes 1932
83"
J&J
Sioux City Serv 6s
1951—IIJ&j
Somerset Un & Middlesex
Ltg—
Mtge g 4a Dec 1
w
J&J
1st g 5s 1939 opt 1914
M&8
lat & ref 5a 1947 ser B„_M&«
95
90
f 6lis *4.fiFA-a
South Ferry—See N Y
Rys
South Jer G E &
T—See Pub Sbtt
South Pittsburgh
1
1st s f 634s Oct 15 '47-A&016
1st & ref 6s 1958 ser B
J&J
San Antonio Tr 1st 5s '49-M&3
San Antonio G & E 5s 1949-M&S
San Diego Oonsol Gas & Elec—
9234
E& Oo^
1st M 5s 1955.
.
7834
o
&
1st lien & ref 5s 1960
St Louis Public Service—
Conv 6% notes 1933
J&J
St Louis Spring! & Peoria RR—
Gen & ref 6s 1952
60"
1942—M&Slh /
/
—-
J&D
1st & ref gu g 6s '39 opt—J&D
St Paul City Ry—See Twin
City
St Paul Gas Light—
Gen gold 5s 1944
M&S
40
'32-44.J&J
South Bay Consol
Water—
1st ref 5s 1950
So Oar Gas & El 6a
93
„
95
1st 5a,
City Ga.
III
97
St LouIs-MIbs Riv Bridge—
101
10434
B
44
4234
11334
A&O
lat m 6a I960
97
St Louis Co Gas 1st 5s 1951
(Mo) Water Oo—
1st M 534® 1945 ser A
J&D
ser
Co.
(Japan)—
6*4s 1952—J&D
1949 8er'es B
.
}9J Gs 194£
09 1949
43
St Louis Co
1st M 5s 1945
ec
Lighting Co—
1st
St Joseph Ry, Lt Heat & Powerlet g 5s Nov 1 1937-----M&E
Ist&ref 5s 1946
J&J
St Joseph Water 6s 1941-—A&O
Potomac Edison Oe--~
Shore
Sllealan Elec Corp
70
41
8t Clair County (111) Gas & El—
1st cons guar 6s 1959
M&?
8t Joseph Gas—1st 5s 1937—J&J
Telep 6s 1944
66
□it
Corp 634s *53 A—A&O
93
64
Sioux
92
63
78
A_..M&S
Sierra & San Francisco
Power—
1st g 5s 1949
opt
F&A
2d M 6s 1949 series
A——J&J
75
75
M&N
5634
67
6734
74
O
Sierra Pacific Power
Co—
1st & ref 5s I960 ser
1st ref 4348 1958 ser A
M&N
Rome (Ga) Ry & L 5s '46--A&C
Rome (N Y) Gas. Elec Lt & P—
1st ref 5s 1940
5534
65
62
F&A
Shreveport Rys
38
Telep Corp—
Rutland Ry Lt & P 1st 5s'4G_M&S
Safe Harbor Water Pow.
Corp—
1st mtge s f 4 34s 1979
J&D
St Charles St RR—-See N Orl Ry
Co—
aer B—M&N
1st mtge 5s 1951
33
Rumford Falls Pow 4s 1945-A&0
Gen M 434® May 1948—-M&N
Pomeraula Elec. 6s 1953
1946—M&S
31
98
Ruhr Gas
90
66
?TJV?aa ,Water & Power
50
3134
Ist&ref 5a 1946 ser B
A&O
1st & ref 4*4s 1953 ser C..J&J
Roch Tel Co gen 5s 1933.A&O
Rockford Elec Co 1st 5s '39.M&S
Rockland Light & Pow—
1st M 5s 1938.—
64
—
1st elnk fund
40
2d 5s g 1933 ctf dep.—J&D J
Rochester & Syracuse tiK—
1st M conv 6a 1957——M&N
f 6s
uk
1 0011 trJ.X* aer D '70—A&O
Sheboygani E ee-See East Wis El
Shenango Val Water 5s 1956A&O
Shinyetsu Elec Pow
100
93
a
ser
98
85
40
1*1 col tr 4X8 '68
co) tr 5a '70
1st
22
Rochester Gas & Elec Corp—
Gen M 53ia 1948 series O.M&8
Gen mtge 4 34s 1977 ser D.M&8
3% notes July 15 1932—J&J 15
Roch Ry & Lt 5s '54 opt
J&J
Roch Ry cons 5s sr 1930
A&O
Certificates of deposit
/
55
30
30
1st Mi cols f 4
Xa '67SerA A&O
30
35
69
27
1936—
F&A
Second Ave—See N Y
Rys.
Second Ave Trac—See
Phlla Oo—
Seneca Pow
Corp 6s
....
28
27
30
85
25
1st M g 5s 1939
opt 1914—M&S
Seattle Ltg 1st 5s '44
opt '10.M&S
Ref g 5s 1949
opt 1914A&O
6334
25
79
90
§g
« 1932.M&N
6834
T&A
1936
SSf,anwTrac l8t 09
o
74
Union—
M&N
7734
7734 Seattle-Everett Traction—
68
J&J
1003*
9934
IZ.Jffl
77
m
sec. notes
UUb
F&A
61
Pitts Alleg & Man—See Phlla Co
Pitts & Charlerol—See Phlla Co
Incomes
97
W W 5s 1960
J&J
Rochester Central Power Corp—
Deb g 6s 1963.
M&S
58
::::
Water Oo—
7234
Roanoke
57
101
1st
9534
Uf
Scran ton Gas &
1st & ref 5s 1967
ser aI_ F&A
Scrantan Ry—1st 5s Nov
'32. J&J
1st & ref 5a 1947
70
1st & refer 634* 1960 ser A A&O
Rico
28
Roanoke G-L 534s 1951
F&A
Roauoke Ry & El 6s 1953—F&A
Piedmont & North 1st 5s 1954. J&J
Pitts & Alleg Telep 1st 5s 1949—
Porto
27
56"
Phlla & West Ry 6s 1960
J&J
Piedmont Hydro-El Co (Italy)—
Portland General Elec
25
2534
71
96
87
85
.
1955.
M
80
T~m.
?
40
48
Phlla Sub Water Co—
1st M 4*4s 10«7
83
75
434a 1958
M&
Scranton-Spg Brook Water Serv-
69
45
98
96
95
l®t
lst g 5s 1935J&J
Rio Grande Valley Gas Oo—
1st M 7s 1937 ser A
.A&O
Riverside Trac—See Pub Ser Corn
29
__
1st
38
1st M 6a 1957
-M&N
Richmond (8 I) Lt & RR—
1st coll tr g 4s 1952
-Jet.*
Rio de Janeiro Tram Lt & P-
57
70
92
Richland Public Service—
1st & ref 5s 1937
—A&O
Richmond (lnd) W W Corp—
27
58
9734
9634
91
6s 1952
M&N
Con m Rs 1953 with war.-F&A
Cons 6s 1955 with rights.-A&O
K$
1st g gu 4s 1955.
M&N
Union Traction—
Elec & Peo 4s tr ctfs '45- A&C
9734
96 X
M&S
1938
Mtge g 7s 1950
98
Phlla & Garretsford St Ry—
1st 5s 1955
F&A
a&C
-
100
Rhine-Westphalia El Pr (Germ'y)
89
9734
8934
-
m
94
92
ser
ist m^l194? <»Pt 1919-ma*
a
J&D
F&A
A&O
Corp—
M&S
1953
4Kb 1967 M&N
lst& ref 4s 1971
J&A
1st Hen & ref
&ref7343l941
Schuylkill Trac 1st 5s 1943
97
Puget Sd El Ry 5c 1932
F&A /
Quebec Power Oo
1st M & coll tr s f 5s 1968 .J&D
Queens Bor Gas & El 5s '62-J&J
Ref 5s 1955
M&S
Ref 434s 1958
M&S
Oonv g deb 6 34® 62 ser A.A&O
Railway & IJght Sec os var
Rap Tr 8t Ry—See Pub Ser Corp
Reading Trac 6s 1933
J&J
60
85
Plttsb
West End Trac con 5s '38-J&J
Phlla Elect 1st 5s 19e6
A&O
1st M 4s 1936
-A&O
101
&ft 1910 JAL
a.-a&c
1st & ref 6s 1945 ser
B___A&C
Savannah Elec Co 5s g '52. J&.1
~*yre (Pa) Elec 5s 2947
A&C
Schenectady Railway co—
81
-
60
Brownsv Ave 5s 1926--F&A
Pitts & Obarlerol 5s '32—M&3S
5s '50 A&O
2d Ave Tr 1st 5s 1934
J&D
Gold 5a July 1933
J&J
United Trac 5s 1997 ctfB__J&J
35
1st & ref 434s 1950 ser D-J&D
Pitta & Blrm Traction—
So Trac 1st & coll tr g
43
lBt col tr conv 634« 1948—A&O
Puget Sound Power Oo—
1st g gu 6s 1933 opt
-J&D
Puget Sound Power & Light—
kBt & ref 5*48 1949
J&D
1st & ref 5s 1950 ser O— M&N
60
75
ref 434s 1967
1st & ref 4V4» 1970
1st ref 4s 1971
Public Utilities Consol
60
25
98
1st
9
Oo Ltd—
1st s f 5s 1955
ser a
;a&C
Savannah Elec & Power oo—
100"
49
Public Service Elec & Gas Oo—
85
9534
Sauda
„
Ry 5s'55 J&D
Nor Jer St Ry 4s 1948—M&N
Of & Pass Vaf 1st 5s '38—J&D
Patarson Ry—
2d 6s '14 est 5% to *44-A&C
Riverside Trac 5s 1960—J&C
So Jersey Gas El & Trac—
Guar g 5s Mar 1 1953—M&b
Ry.
9934
9934
Joaquiu Light & Power—
^HtJ*?.19i5
Falls
*
81
Elizabeth & Trent 6s "62-A&C
J O Hob & Pat 4s 1949. -M&N
65
84
Central Trac 1st 5s 1929--J&J
Sau
34
45
50
107
87
61
El
Not callable
San Francisco Bay Toll
Bridge—
1st m sink fund 634s "57.m&p If 47
Deb s f 7s 1942
6
jv4&p /
San Joaquin Lt & Power
Corp—
Unit & ref 6s 1952 ser B_.M&S
104X
Unif <sc ref 5a 1957 ser d...J&.
92
60
100
P S Newark Term
J&D
Alieg Belle & Per 5s 193S-A&0
Ardmore Street 5s 1953--A&O
DuquesneLt lEtM434s'07AAO
1st M 434s 1957
M&S
Duquesne Trac lBt 5s *30--J&J
Fed St & P V 5s May 1 '42-J&J
68
1st 6s 1933—J&D
Philadelphia Company—
Pitts Trac 1st 6s
9234
Ells Plainf & Cent Jersey Ry 1st g 5s Dec 1 1950— ..J&C
90
Rys 5s 1953
9034
F&A
Cons Trac
3534
86
m&N
93
1932
5s
100
91
60
f 5s 1955
Sandusky Bay Bdgelst6 34 s *42 j & J
Sand Frem & So ry—See Lake Sh
San FranG & e434e 1933—m&n
Camden Sub 1st 5s 19404.J&*
9634
91
3434
m a
7834
76
1st mtge 5s 1951 ser C_—-M&S
First mtge 5s 1957 ser D.M iN
Public Service Corp of N J—
Trust certs 6% perpec—M.&,
9534
88
95
1st
80
7434
75
90
Debenture
79
9734
97 X
76
Did
Diego Water Supply oo—
4% notes July 30 1932--Public Service Co of Oklahoma—
9834
90
Secured gold 5s 1967
Bonds.
Ask.
San
ittb
re!4X* 1978 ser D.M&N
1st & ref 434s 1980 ser E—J&J
1st & ref 4 34s 1981 ser F—A&O
112
75
M&N
M&N
M&N
F&A
Bid.
Bonds.
86"
79
BONDS
where marked "t" and Income and defaulted bonds.
except
Pub Service Co of Nor 111 (Con)—
'48—M&N
1st con 5s 1948
Deb 4s 1950-1st & ref 5s 1950
"and interest"
z
101
69 5*
69
Minimum price estah-
PUBLIC
80
OfOTIOK—All bond prices are
Bid
Bonds
Ask.
STOCKS
BONDS AND
UTILITY
'and interest
except
merited "f" end Income end defeulted bonds.
whera
list M
5s-1957 ser
1957 ser
1st M r>t-
Southwestern
57
B—---F&A
Natural Gas Oo—
&
30
91
80
83
99V*
lat M 5s '46 op *21 aer A-MAS
ist M 6s 1963 series E
.MAS
Third
Ave
20
10
'32.JAJ
JAJ
City 5s 1936— JAJ
Un
Water
64 Vi
55
70
75
25
32
51V*
50
53
35
40
97
O
lat M g 6a
-
_AAO
100
95
54
Light A Power Oo—
Deb g 6Vis 1974
MAN
1st 1 A consul 5Vis 1959—AAO
Deb g 6s 1975
MAN
nited Lt A Rys 1st 6s *32--JAD
lat 1 A cons M 6s "52 ser A-AAO
Deb g 5Vis 1952
FAA
98 Vi
102
Deb 6s 1973
65
67
97"
99
80
54"
United Rys tr ctf9 4s '49-JAJ
nlted Public Service Oo—
Ooll tr 9s 1942 ser A
AAO
t
100
11
7
6
67 Vi
30
68 Vi
100V*
84V*
101
89
75
85
79
82
535*
54 V*
85
90
94
96
85
MAI
92
Extended to 1934 at 6%
4
4
75
175*
18Vi
26
28
25
1942— -------MAI
Texas Pow A Lt 1st 5« 1837 -JAI
Deb g 6s 2022 ser A
_
J&«
lat A ref 5s 1956--——-MAI
Third Avenue Ry (New York)—
27
4
6
34
JAJ
92"
82 Vi
f
84
48
i
35V*
1
91
21
>
By 1st 6s 1946—**&o
l
1st 5s '79-FAA
"oho Electric Power (Japan)—
5
1st s f 7s 1965 ser A.__MAS]
3-yr 6% g notes 1932
J& '
"okyo Elec Light Oo (Japan)—
1st g 6s 1953 series
J&DU
"oledo Edison 1st 5s 1947--MAS
"ol Frem A Norw—See Lake ai—
"ol G E A H con 1st g 5s "35-.
"oledo Light A Power Co—
6
1
62
1st g
|
60
65
65
a*
s.
55
98V*
98 Vi
49 Vi
90
El Ry
49 Vi
93
91
99V*
IVis 1941
72 Vi
73
80 V*
81 Vi
82
106 Vi
104
98
100
fil
JAD15
_A&0
warr
95
aer
93
B_... JAD
FAA
J&J
Norf A Ports Tr 5s '36---JAD
87
1st g 5s 1956 opt
Certificates
37
101 Ji
99>i
ser
17
92
90
95
95 V*
96 Vi
71 Vi
Ry—See N Y Rj
Rapid Transit Oo—
1st M 5
34 Vi
Via 1963—
1st M 6s 1955
50"
Guaranteed
rin States Gas A Electric—
1st A ref 5s Oct 1953
4.A
1st 1 A ref 5 Vis 1945 Ser A.M&
vln Statec Natural Gas Go—
Oonv deb 6s 1933
FA
rrol
1
92"
50
69
7
Hydro-Elec Pow Co—
If
utimr
A
™
1 (IK K.
f
x
MA-I
53
45 Vi
id
Igawa Elec Power
47"
n)—
63
22
95
95
40
50~"
82
93
96
81
80
83
83
100
84
86
85
90
91
r
66
68
84
86Vi
97
99
83 Vi
84
855*
1st & ref 5s June 15 '57-JAD15
1st M 4Via 1961
JAJ
Wisconsin Minn Light A Power—
lat & re! 5b 1944 opt '19—MAN
Gen A ref 7s 1947
JAJ
Wisconsin Power A Lightlet 1 A ref 5s 1956 ser E—MAN
1st Hen A rer 5s 1958 ser F JAD
Wisconsin Pow. Light A Heat—
1st A ref 6s 1946
JAD
Wisconsin Public Service Oorp—
1st 1 A ref 0s 1952 ser A....AAO s
1st & ref 5Vis 1958
JAJ
91
86
s
92
Wise Pub Service Oo—
1st A ref 5e. 1942
JAJ
Wisconsin Ry Light A Power—
1st & ref 5s 1933-F&A
Wiscon RIv Pow 1st 5s 1941 MAN
Wise Vai El 1st A ref 5« '42M&N
1st
s
f « 4V<s 1943
75
80
63 Vi
86
92
J&J
if*
99Vi
93Vi
Youoga-Shar Ry A LI —See MaUA
Youngstown A Suburban Ry—
1st
mtge
5s
1938
MAS
Zanesv Ry L A P—See Ool New &
925*
85
89
9
1
Ry A
L.
Zanesv
66V*
62
PUBLIC UTILITY STKS.
99 Vi
Alabama
95Vi
preferred..,
(t)
$5 preferred
(fj
Allegheny Gas Oorp
(+)
Allegheny Traction—See Phlla Oo
Araer Oities Pow A Light cl A .50
Power S7
Par
78
81
70
pref—100
S3
75
65
60
—
m
mm
m
Class B
10
10
Amer
87
100 v*
X
A
V*
first preferred
_(+)
63
67
65
Amer Elec Power $
MAN
60
Amer A.
Preferred
,--100
I
»
or
(f)
4
Foreign Pow c«rm (no par)
55"
49
52"
Warrants-..-Atrnr Gas A Elec com—(no par;
62
lOOVi
93 Vi
63
lOOVi
95
mm m
.
49
93
95
25
15
15V*
18
4
7 V*
18
1
2 Vi
1
26V*
8V*
18Vi
2Vi
26 Vi
87 Vi
d
American Light & Traction
Preferred
Amer Natural Gas com..
$7 cum conv pref
(t,
(f,
preferred
85 pref aer A
$8
Watert'n LAP—See No N Y TJti.
25 1
25 d
(t)
m
-.
Amer Power A Light com
(t,
(t
Stamped
4Vi
4V*
4
$6 preferred
(t)
Auier Gas A Pow $6 lat pref--(t) i
4Vi
4Vi
9
5l"
..
Preferred
(no par)
$7 second pref series A—-_(t)
$6 cum pref
(t)
87
51 Vi
81 Vi
4
1
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$0 Vi first preferred-,
(fj
i
Option warrants
d
Amer DlsTel of N J com (no par)
FA-4
JAJ
,
com
B
103
99
80Vi
V*
Vi
.60
Oominonw'Jtha Pw
Common
97
Oity A Sub 5s g 1948
F&A
Washington A Suburban Cos.—
Ooll trust 5 Vis 1941
MAS
Washington Water Power Co—
1st ref 6s 1939 op
__JA0
lat A gen .5s 1960—^
JAJ
Waterbury Gas Light Co—
1st mtge 4 Vis 1968
MAN
Waterloo Oed Falls A No Ky—
1st M s f g 6s 1940 op '15—JAJ
Certificates of deposit
I—
18Vi
90
53
101
Guaranteed
66
99V*
96 Vi
AAO
Waah Ry A EI g 4s 1951
JAD
Anacost A Pot 5s 1949.--AAO
94
62
95Vi
AAO
-
94 Vi
91
61
72 V*
91
—
B
58
80
York Rys 1st M g 5s *37 opt. JAD
Youngstown A Ohio River—
lat M g 5s 1935 opt 1915—AAO f
16
15
M&b f
/
2
Washington Bait A Ann El—
1st M 6s Mar 1941 op
6
M&S
Otfs of deposit
6
Wash'n (D O/ G L 5s I960—MAN
lOOVi
6s M 1933 series A
99 V*
AAO
4>i% notos 1933
Washington Gas A El Oo—
1st sfSVis 1947
33 Vi
28
Wash Alexandria A Mt Vernon—
100V*
64 Vi
56 V*
Yadkin River Pow 1st 5a '41.AAO
Yonkers Ry—See Third Ave Ry
York Haven WatAP lat 5a'5lJ&D
31
13
/
82 H
.83
50
.
29 Vi
27 Vi
FAA
Virginia Ry A Power—
1st A ref g 5s 1934---
78"
62
1st mtge 5Vjj ) 1942
MAN
Worcester A Oonn Eastern Ry—
Wthout warrants
Utilities Public Service Oo—
Oonv 8e 1933
JAD
8fl m 1936
Street
76
79
'
rin Oity
32
68
73 Vi
MAS
Deb 5s 1959 with
1st A ref 5s 1950
Deb s f 6s 1946
Teleg—
101
98
D
10-yr sec conv 5Vis 1942._MAS
Virginia Public Service uo—
1st A rer 5Vis 1946 serA._F&,\
35
Ry con g 5s "2
—
ser
SO
80 V*
58 Vi
..JAD
Wichita RR A Light 5s 1932
Wichita Water 6s 1949
MAS
1st M 5s 1956. ser B
F&A
1st m 5s I960 ser O
MAN
W'msport Gas—1st g 5s '39-FA A
Wllltamsport Water Oo—
1st m 5s Aug 1952 ser A.-MAS
Wilmington A Chester Traction—
Ooll trust 6a ext 1933—_AAO
Winnipeg K1 Oo 1st ref 5a *36 JAJ
w>
m «.
-
.
66
FAA
Utilities Service 6s 1953
Virginia Pow 1st 5s 1942._JAD
Va Elec A Pow 1st 5« 1955.. A AO
67
53 Vi
85
97
d
m'm'm
'.'mm
25
Utlca Belt L 1st g 6s "39 -MAN
Utilities Power A Light Oorp—
Deb g 5Vis 1947.
-J&D
60""
45
45
e
5 Vi
.s
1949
Gen M i
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.
3
Cro«stown—See NY Ry
NY Ry
Mde Water Power
Geu
.-!
! fr::::
58
55
St
■
,
90^
50
ri-State Telep A
45
5
1st 1 A gen M 4Vis 1944-FAA
tica El A P 1st 5a 1950.—JAJ
45
renton
35
99
1st 1 A gen M 5a 1944
liH
79
1st g 5s 1952 opt 1919
JAD
Wisconsin Hydro-Klec (Jo¬
ist M 5h 1947
AAO
Wisconsin Michigan Power Oo—
33
28
Unterelbe Power A Light Co^
S f M 6s 1953
AAO
Utah GaiA Coke 1st 5s 1936-JAJ
Utah Lt A Tr 1st 5s 1944 A__AAO
tah Power A Light Oo—
Deb 6s May 1 2022
MAN
79
83
1954..
..AAO
Wisconsin Electric Power Oo—
lat M 5s 1954 ser A
F&A
Wisconsin Gas A Electric—
United Utll 1st 6a '43 op '18.JAJ
78
50
71 Vi
Ref M 6s
83 Vi
8 I deb 6s
Yonkers
35
gnit Tr (Plttsb)—See Phila Oo
4
1
f
Service Oo—
let mtge 6s I960-J&Texas Gas Util. 6s 1945—
Texas-I^ouiHiana Power Co—
let 6s 1946 series A--—-JA,
let 6 Vis 1960 series B—MA
thirty-fourth St
5Vi
12
—
Texas Electric
O
30
i:
95
Albany Ry con M 5s g *30-JAJ
Gen g 5s 1947
JAD
Troy Oity Ry 5s g 1942.-AAO
44
68
48
1941 opt
..MAN
White Line St Ry 6s 1935
95
Oity A Sub Pub Serv 5s *34-JAJ
laited Traction (Albany)—
Oon g 4 Vis 2004——J—JAD
75
1
68
64
let M ,5s
75
Eq 7 Vis Feb 15 1936 —FAA 15
Lilt Rys (Phiia)—See Unit P A
laltud Kys of St Louis—
1934
99
65
Wheeling (W Va) Electric Oo—
Lake Uo El 1st 6s '42-MAS
/nlted Hallways of Havana—
Gen g 4s July 1
33
97 >i
5Vi % notes Nov 15 1932-MAN
Westphalia United El Pi (Gerua)
lat Maf 6a 1953
—JAJ
Whatcom Oo RyALt 5s "35.MAN
30
1
Texarkana W 1st 6s
58-—-FAi
Texas Oities Gas 1st 6s 48—MAI
Tex Elec Ky deb 6s 1942
JA.
1st A ref 5s 1947 - - - ——JA,
Tex Trac 1st 5s 1937 opt.-JA.
ser
35
No Bait l)Iv 1st 5s '42--JAD
Cent Ry coii M g 5s 1932-MAN
Ext A Imp 5s 1932... MAS
Traction A Light-
M
33
32
Rys A Elec (Baltimore)
g 4s 1949
M&b
1st con M 6s 1949
_MA£
Income g 4s 1949 op '29.-JAD /
tnc funding g 5s 1936.-..JAD
Bait Sparrows Pt A Ches—
1st g gu 4 Vis 1953
F&A
Terre Haute
ifa
12
35
Baltimore Traction Oo—
19£6—-—-J&l
log
Western Utilities Corp—
1st ooll tr s f 5Vis 1948
Tnlt
99
43
30
—
14
9
32
6 Vis 1933 with warr
AAO
(nlted Pub Utll 6a 1947 A—AAO
1st Hen 5 Vis 1947 ser B
AAO
1st lien 6s 1947 ser O
AAO
lOOVi
55 Vi
58
1st consol
Taxnpu Electric Oo—
1st M g 5s 1933 sif ou.—J&D
Telephone Bond A Share Co—
Deb 6s 1958
-—-—J&D
Tennessee Eastern Elec Oo
1st M 5s 1943.—
-F&A
Kef m 6s 1955
MA£
Tenesssee Electric Power—_____
1st A ref 6a 1947 ser A—JAI
1st A ref 5s
Teen Pow gu 6s 1962 opt—M&i
Tennessee Public Service—
1st A ref 5s 1970---A&<
Tenn Water 1st 5s 1946—-MA!
Ternl Hydro Elec 6Vi« 1953----
Gen ref
54 Vi
99Vi
99 V*
nlted Power A Light (Kansas)—
1st mtge 5s 1947 aer B
FAA
aited Power A Tran—
)
Syracuse Lake Shore A
1st M g 6s "47 opt 17—MAN /
99V*'
Syracuse Lighting 6s g 1951-JAD
99 Vi
1st A ref 5Vis 1954------FAA
4
Syrac Hap Tr 1st g 5s 1946-M&S /
/
1
2d mtge g 5s 1930
Taiwan Elec Pow.—See Foreign G ovt.
97
aited
33 Vi
101
Apr 15 1941
iilteu Gsh A El (8 F) 5s'32_J&J
nlted Ilium Co New Haven—
lat 4s Feb 1 1940
FAA
Ry.
3lVi
(Italy)—
f 7s 1956 ser A.-JAD
W ithout warrants
44
50 Vi
41 Vi
Mut Un6s exi at 5%to'41.MAN
Northw'n gu g 4 Via 1934—JAJ
55
B-_
nlted Elec Serv
s
50
AAO
A
J&J
6s Jan 1946 ser G
66
42
94"
91
Gen ref M 4s Jan
Extl 1st
aer
Virginia Gas Oo—
s f 6Vi9'37
with war.JAD
west Va-Ohfo River Bridge—
1st M 6 Vis 1952
—J&J /
Westerly LAP 5s 1937..---JAD
Western Mass Cos—
4Vi % notes Sept 15 '34.MAS15
Western N V Utilities 5s 46..JAD
Western N Y Water Oo—
1st M 5 Vis 1950
MAN
lat M 5s 1951
MAN
Western P L A Telep—
1st 1 coll 6s 1948 ser A
FAA
2-yr 6% notes Feb 15 "33-FAA
Western Puoltc Service Oo—
1st A ref 6Vis 1960
FAA
western T A T colltr g 5fl *32 J&J
Western United Oorp—
Ooll tr a f 6Vis 1955—-JAD
Western United Gas A Elec Oo—
1st
5Vis 1955 Ser A
JAD
West Un Teleg coil tr 5s 1938-JAJ
Fdg A R E M 4Hs g '60—MAN
3Vis Aug 1 1936
-FAA
25-year g 5« 1951
JAD
30-year 5s Mar 1 I960_MA3
1st
100
ser
76"
West
Gen ref M 5s Jan 1951 ser A—
55
1st M 5s 1957
62
60
ts Jau 1946 ser B
1951
loovi
91
73
West Texas Utilities Oo—
Wks Oo—
in
101
loovi
Peuu Tr 1st 5s 1960.-JAD
Phlla Pass Ry—See Pnlla R T
VV
100
Prior lien
101H
lOOVi
West
3
1st Hen 6 Vis 1942
MAS 16
nit Elec Oo of N J 4s "49 .-JAD
uitad Klec Rys (Provldeuce)—
63
58 Vi
58
100 Vi
1st M 5 Vis 1953 series F__AAO
1st M 6s 1956 series O—JAD
1st M 4a 1961 ser H
/ AI
Ry
nlon Water Service Oo—
First lion 5 Vis 1951 ser A-MAN
100
61
56 Vi
—JAD
M g 5sl954
W W Oorp—
100 Vi
1932
Prior Hen M
7s 1946----AAO
Suburban Gas Oo ?£-Philadelphia
1st s f g 6s Apr 1 62 op 07 AAO
Super-Power Oo of 111
1st 4 V^s 1968 -M&S
1st M 4 Vis 1970
MAS
1st M 6s 1961
--J&J}
Syracuse Gas g 6s 1940-—-J&J
lst con
100
Kiev
to
alon
Stettin Pub Utll
Terre Haute
W
N
Indianap North 5s
35
90
F&A
15 1932—J&D15
N A & Queens
RR—See
Ry—See
Mnn A
Island Edison Corp—
3% notes June
Kiev
"l05"
West End 8t Ry—See Boston El
West PennElec. deb 5s2030-AAO
West Penn Power—
1st 5s '19 ext at 6%
A&O
Stelnway By—Bee
46
100 Vi
71
44
6% conv notes 1935-AAO
Standard Power A L Corp—
Deb g 6b 1957--—-—---FAA
Standard Puollc Service Oorp—
1st lien 6a 1948 ser B
J&D
Standard Telephone Oo—
1st 1 col tr 6 Vis "43 ser A-MAN
Staten
nlon
69
1933 —A AO
1966
64
nlon
Springf A N B Tr 6s 1W6---JAD
Springfield (O) Rylst 6 s 35 MAS
Standard Gas A Elec of Delaware
Debenture 6s
22
ser B._F&A
nlon Klec L A Pow of Illinois—
1st g 5 Vis 1954 serA
J&J
60
Springfield i Mo) Gas A
1st nitgo 5s 1957 ser A---J&D
Springfield (O) Lt. H t A Power
6% g notes 1935--—
Debenture 6s 1951---
lOOj
1003
ASk
100 Vi
Westchester Lt 1st g 5s '50--JAD
N Y <4ub Gas —1st g 5» ,49_MA'a
Genl tntge 5s 1967
20Vi
a
6s 2022 series A—-M&»
Southwestern Public Service Oo~lst M s f 6s 1945 aer A— J&J
Southwestern State* felep Colst M 6s 1948
M&S
Southwest Gas Oo—
«*.rM
1st tin 6Via "37 with warr. MAN
Spg Br'k Wat 1st ref 6s 05-A&O
Deb g
General A ref 5s
59
,
1st s f 6s 1945
Southwestern Power
nlon El Lt A Pow Oo of St L—
1st g 6s Sept 1 1932 stpd-MAS
Ref A ext os *33 op aft 18 MAN
Bid
Bonds and Stocks.
Ask.
Bid
Bonds.
'
A Pow Oo-—
A
F&A
Southwestern Light
4
$
10
18
15
19
—,
""V*
d
30
8V*
31V*
4
25Vi
28
4
8Vi
d
Waukesha Gas A Electric Oo—
1st 5s 1959—
JAJ
Westchester Elec—See 3d Av
,
0 MaMiUr
d Price per snare not
per
cent,
'
Ry
1
f Flat price.
K Last wale
(In Lioniiuu.
n Kouiluai
r
Canadian prlc«.
*
dale price.
t New stock
81
PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS
where marked 'T'and Income and defaulted bonds.
SfOTEOB.—All bond prlcos era !'aa<! interest" except
Bid.
Par.
Stocks.
| Ask.
Amer States Sec.
pref.100
A
(t)
com
d
d
2
—(
Amer Superpower Oorp com ..(
First preferred
(
25
40
.......
Preferred $0 series
American Telep A Teleg
Amer Wat Wks & Elec
d
2
d
58
(
.100
25
62 m
(t)
Appalachu
Ian El Pow 7 % pref.100
d
Appalachian Gas Corp com
90
d
4
_
_
„
07
pref ser A
Edison 6%% pref
conv
Arizona
%
d
..
—.
70
92
5-16
Preferred
50
100
Arkansas Natural Gas Oorp.—t
Class A corn..
(t)
P
it H
10
Arkan A Me Pew
Arkansas Pow A
Associated Gas A
Common class
7% pref
100
Lt $7 pref—('
Elec com.. (
A——(t)
Original preferred
04 preferred.....
$5 preferred.....
$0 preferred
Sdfi preferred-..
$7 preferred--...
Debenture rightsCommon rights
80
1%
1%
4jJ
30
85
24
27
35
45
h*
35""
33
S8 int bear allot ctfs.....
....
allotment certificates
Associated Pub Utilities com-(f)
7% pref.
(t)
t
734
8%
99""
l6F"
29
Bangor Hydro Elec com
26
104
7% preferred...
10C
92
0% preferred.—.
—10(
70
Baton Rouge Elec Co $0 pf
(t)
55c
Beaubarnols Power, pref
91
Bell Telephone (Canada)
10C
Bell Telep of Pa 6% % vf
110%
100
67
BInghamton L H A P $0 pf— (t)
84
Birmingham Elec S7 pref
(t)
72
$0 preferred-.
(f)
Birmingham Gas $0 pref
(f)
99""
Blacks tone Val Gas A E pref—50 d
Bleeck St A Ful Fy—See N
Boston Elevated BR com
Brazilian Tr Lt A Pow ord
72%
100
(t)
hi*
(t)
20
(+)
27
96
Oonsol Gas Utll class A
—
Brooklyn Union Gas—.(no par)
76
Buff Niagara A East Pow pref.25
21
6
25
78
%
84
91
15
19'
18
77
70
79
90
100
58
43
60
60
54%
61%
78
98"
58m
I Eastern Texas Elec Co-
40
10
Central Pow A Light 7% pref-100
Cent Pub Serv (Del) com
Class A
92
60
45
75
85
2
87%
90%
94
78
50
58
70
$7 preferred.
prior pref
5 preferred
Elec Power A Light Corp..
Allot ctf for pref 70% paid
Second pref ($7)
00 cum pref
It
17
1%
1H
%
"l%
d
d
100
(t) d
pf (t) d
Cent Vermont Pub Ser S6 pf
(t) d
Ohes A Poto Tele of Bait pref-100
Ohlc City A Con com part ctfs.(t)
Pref partic ctfs
(no par)
—
Central States Pow A L S7
10
—
%
2%
deposit
2
Chicago City Ry
100
Certificates of deposit
Chic Dist Elec Generat S6 pref (t) d
Chicago Rys partic ctfs series 1__
Series 2
10
1%
%
%
Series 3
Ssriss1*4
Rap Tran com
100
Certificates of deposit
Prior preferred—.—.—100
7.2% prior pref ser B
100
Chris A 10th Bts RK—See NY Rys
Cincinnati Gas A Electric pref 100
Chicago
90
3
6
57
61
no%
98
79m
82%
85
"m
3-16
.1
.*
sm
Pow"Oo~com~A"(t)
"m
Mm",
international Ry
Internat
(f) d
d
Superpower-
Class
d
d
B
a
Purchaser also pays accrued dividend,
s
Sale price.
Montreal
or
I New stock,
u
Toronto Exchange.
d
ex war
34%
I talian
"9%
_
pref—100
%
Superpower! I... V
Warrants
%
70
81
2%
American shares
Jamaica W iter Supply
~3'm
'
Italo Argentine Elec
84
60
Jersey Cent Pow
Oo^-"
a Lt
22
18
25
5%% preferred
22
23"m
24
pref— II55
7%prefl00
6% preferred
s
v Old stock,
• Without par value.
to
48m
90
100
80
--II.100
70
Kansas City Power A Light—
2%
it*
r
175
173
80
35
38
42
40%
7%
.(t)
27
11
1st pref 00 series B
.(f)
Kansas City Pub Serv com
(t)
Preferred
(f)
Kansas E lee Pow 7% pref
100
Kansas Gas A Elec 7% pref-. 100
Kentucky Hydro Elec 7% pf—100
Kentucky Securities Corp
100
Preferred (0%)
100
Kentucky Utilities, pref
100
Junior
16%
29
J*
21m
24%
29 m
2%
3%
—-
86
93
30
38"
45
55
preferred
17
iS*
39
41
3-16
%
15
42
17m
48m
48
52
45m
60
20
~2
30
140
145
2
Keystone Telephone preference 50
Kings Oo Ltg 7% pref
100
5% preferred
100
Laclede Gas Light
100
Preferred
90
250'"
53
66m
97
68
75
65"
65"
Lincoln Telep A Teleg com...100
108
Lone Star Gas Corp.....
5%
...(f) d
Preferred
100 d
Long Island Lighting com
(t) d
7% preferred
......100
0% preferred100
Louisville Railway Oo...
100
Preferred
—100
Lowell Electric Light
Lowell Gas__
...25
92m
79
93
76
ism
1
4
45
45
25
Lynn Gas A Elec Oo
2o d 104
16
Mackay Companies pref.....100
Manhattan Elev Ry (N Y)
38m
100
Modified guarantee.
12
100
Marconi Wirel (Canada)
1 d
Market St Ry (San Francisco).100
%
Preferred
Prior
100
... ....
preferred..
Second preferred
100
Mass Power A Light Associat'n—
Common with warrants
24
27
31
Common without warrants
18
21m
Preferred
55
62
Warrants
2
1
21
.....
3c.
v
to...
50
2%
21
Jfc Last sale. I In London, n Nominal,
r Canadian
Ex-dividend, y Ex-rights, z Minimum price established
h Ex-stock dividend.
x
m
si*
100
Lake Sup Dist Pow 7% pref--100
Lake Sup Diat Wat A Imp pref—
Lexington Utilities 0V*% pr..100
29
Ex-100% stock dividend,
90
50
Los Angeles GAB Corp, pref.100
Louisiana Power A Light $0 pf (t)
Loulsv Gas A Elec com cl A..(t)
1%
d Price per share, not per cent,
Ex-warrants,
6%
6$
d
3 % conv partic preferred
on
16"
1
3
95c.
A
......-(f) d
19
20
v t c
Maes Utilities Associates
price,
(t) a
~
Units
5
4m
Option warrants
Fairm't Pk A Hadd Paw Ry—See Phila R T.
Preferred ($0)
■—
—
Internat Hydro-El
sm
Syst A.-.(t)
Internat Ocean Teleg
50
(guar)..100
Internat Power com
tt) dr
Preferred
""
100 r
07 preferred
Fall River Elec Light.........25d
Fall River Gas Works
25. d
Federal Light A Tr com
—15\d
—
Warrants new for cl B stock- d
Interstate Power pref 07
(t) d
Iowa Southern Utll. 7%
4
European Elec class A
20
75
d
Internat Power Securities
$6 preferred
55c.
100
a
ctfs"—100
International Telep A Teleg
International Utilities A
Preferred series B 6%
100
Empire A Bay State Teleg..—100
Empire District Elec 6%pf—100
Empire Gas A Fuel Oo pf 8%-100
Preferred 7%
100
6%% preferred
-100 d
6% preferred
100
Empire Power Oorp partic stk.(t)
00 preferred
(t)
Empire Pub. Serv. com. A
(t)
Engineers Pab Serv com—(t)
05 conv pref
(t)
05 m pref (with warrants)—(t)
06 preferred
(t)
Erie Lighting prof
(no par)
Erie Rys
(t)
7% pref
—100
Essex A Hudson Gas
ioo n
Indianapolis Gas
H~" 50
Indlanap Pow A Lt d%_% preflOO
Indlanap A Southeast Tr pf_.100
_
....
70
-
6
s f with war...
o!2na ®?"vlc8 Oorp com—100
Intercontinental
57
83
104
97
A—
3
«
By-^oducts
Ctf of deposit
50c.
(t) d
...(t) d
Optional warrants
d
Eliz A Tren KB—See Pub S Oorp
El Paso Elec Oo (Del).^.(no par) d
Preferred series A 7%—-.100
ser
61
13
60
B
48
45
11*ffiSaTwa8M7°»----lw
78
—-
com
Oorp
7% preferred.
...——100
0% cum pref (without warr).100
:!J
t
51"
100
d
47
/+) d
Interboro R T vot trust
d
96
145
98
80
pref—166
0% preferred
Edison Elec Ilium (Brockton).25
Eighth Ave RR—See N Y Rys
Electrical Securities, 5% pref-100
Electric Bond A Share
(t)
0 preferred
5%
Central States Elec
it!
_
East Kootenay Pow Ltd.
'
Pr6f6rr6^l
.100
East Read'g eF—See Read'* Trac
Ediaon Elec Ilium (Boston)-.100
1
—
S7 preferred
com.
i
58
52
Eastern Util Assoc
Conv stock
103 m
(f)
1UU
...
140"
Gas A
2m
(t) d
—
25
{MfoisNorth Utilities 0% pref 100
}!!
£ower Secur 1st pref.100
Indiana Consumers
u
92
100
07 pref without warrants
06 prer—
42m
31*
Houston Ltg A Pow
pref 7%-.100
Houston Natural Gas
d
pref
(1
Stock purchase warrants"."
Hudson County Gas
I..100
Idaho Power 7 %
pref
loo d
.
58
d
41
26
6% preferred..-
97
%
m
52
11-25
.....
50 preferred--
2
26m
I——25
common
Illinois Pow. A Lt.
6%
108
89%
20
2fl
Preferred
or
Havana Elec Ry com——— t
Preferred
ion
Haverhill Elec Light.
25
Haverhill Gas Light
""
25
Holyoke Water PoweF——loo
Houston Gas A Fuel
pref
62
106
102
Eastern N J Pow 0% cum preflOO
East Shore Pub Serv 0
% % pf (t) d
Eastern Shore G A El 8% pf-25 d
Eastern States Pow Cor com(BMt) d
72
Cent Pk N A B RR—See N Y Rys
Ctfs of
47"
41
Preferred B stock-...-.—100
Adjustment stock
.100
Eastern Michigan Rys
(t) d
100
58
Water.."""
100
44
d
Duquesue Gas Oorp com
(t)
Duquesne Light—8ee Phila Co—
Eastern Mass St Ry com——100
First preferred stamped..—100
48
(t
U%
102
10<
Central Illinois Light 6% pf—100
90
Cent 111 Pub Serv pref
[no par) d
Cent Indiana Power 7% pref_100
Central Maine Pow 0% pref—100
70"
80
7% preferred——
-—-100
Cent Miss Val Elec Prop pref_100
60
6% conv pref
——
So opt conv pref (ser 1929)
7-16
55
a
(t) d
Preferred
65"
46
.—.—(f) dr 14
.100 r
88
---------
3%
3%
%
Detroit Edison
..——100
Duke Power...——
—100
76
0% preferred
Warrants....
Electric Light
§!** gMtford Gas
Hartford
05
Duluth-Superior Trac Co—.100
Cent Hud G A E com vtc
Utll
Preferred
Hamilton Gas
54%
.100
Derby Gas A Elec $7 pref
Detroit A Canada Tunnel
21%
85
Cape Breton El Co pref—...100
Capital Trac (WaBh, D O).—100
Carolina Pow A Light $7 pref (t)
$0 preferred
(+)
Central Ariz L A Pow pref—100
Cent Arkan Pub Serv Oorp pf 100
Cent Crosst RR—See N Y Rys
Central Gas A El Co $0m pref.(t
Cent A 8 W
81
52
48
com
(t)
Preferred
...
Preferred..
80
78
80%
Dayton Power A Light 0%preflOO
Denver Tramway com-.
(t) d
9
55
82
(t)
100
.100
Calgary Power
0% cum pref
Calif-Oregon Pow 7% pref
0% preferred series of 1927-100
0% preferred
100
Calif Water Serv pref
100
Can Hydro-Kl Oorp 0% 1st pf 100
Canada Nor Pow com
Hackenaack
77
Preferred
100
Cumberland Oo(Me)P A Lt pf 100
Dallas Power A Light 7% pref 100
44%
71%
65
(SUM)—100
55"
1^
71J
54
7% prior preferred
100
Continen Pass Ry—See Phila R T
Cuban Telephone com
100
33
SIaiW ,J\kIeg
urn
50""
Consumers Pr (Maine) pf6%_100
6.0% preferred
.100
$5 preferred
(+)
Continental Gas A Elec com., (f)
42
warjm
IX*
Cons Trac (PIttsb)—See Phila Oo
Consumers Gas (Toronto)—.100
72%
10%
d
m
preferred.._ (t)
11%
Class B v t c
(t)
Cons Trac of N J—See P S Oorp
24%
<t dr 5%
Broad River Power 7% pref—100
B'way A 7th Av RR—See N Y Rys
21 *
Brockton Gas Light Co vtc—26 d
Brooklyn City RR
10 d
43 %
Bklyn-Manhat Transit.-(no par)
Preferred series A
68
(no par)
7%
Bklyn & Queens Transit com_(f)
Preferred
52%
(t)
....
ge?rgla Power 00
1
86
75
5
d
A.
com
7% preferred—
96% pf(with com purch
101
40
74
112
Wks A Elec
69
83
6% cum pref series D
100
5%% preferred series E
100
5% preferred series A..
.100
Consolidated Gas (N Y) com—(t)
$5 preferred
...—(t>
97
24m
pfd—'+*
39
39
93
Preferred
100
Cons Gas E L A P (Bait).(no par)
80
60c
29
dr 24
Class B
$5 first pref_.
100 %
Connecticut Elec Serv com—(t)
Connecticut Power
.-25
Connecticut Ry A Lighting...100
30
109
Y Rye
Bridgeport Gas Light
Bridgeport Hydraulic Co—
Brit Col Pow Corp A-.
50
100
Flrzt preferred 6%
25
11m
12
Amer shs for
ordinary stock
Gen 1 Public Utilities
07
35
Community Water Ser com ...(f)
Coney Island A Bklyn RR...100
3
it*
21
cum conv
pref ser A
(t)
pref ser B
(f)
Gen Italian Edison Elec
Oorp—
Community Power A Light—
$7 first pref
100
Associated Telep Utll com A—
06 pref with war..........
$7 pref
Atlantic City Elec, $0 pref
(t)
im
conv
27m
26%
(f)
90
Preferred class A 7%
(t)
Preferred class A 8%—.. (t)
—100
Oom'wealth Utilities cl B
AssoclatedTelp A Teleg (06) pref (t)
30
100
$6
-
—
35m
00
0% preferred—
—..100
Cleveland Railway..
......100
Certificates of deposit
Coast Oo Gas A El 1st pref—100
Oolum G A El Oorp (Del) com (t)
0% preferred series A
..100
5% preferred series B
100
Columbus Del A Marlon com.(t)
7% preferred
100
Columbus Ry PAL 1st pf A 0 % 100
Preferred ser B 6 %%
100
Common wealth-Edison Oo—100
Com'wealth Pr Oorp 6% pf—100
Commonwealth A Sou Corp comt
Optional warrants
$6 Pref
(f)
35
20
—II
100
Preferred
05
65
(t>
100
Gas A Elec of Bergen
County. 100
Gen Gas A Elec (Del) com A
.(t)
Common class B
(t)
d
—
20
39
Foreign Light A Power unit*— (t)
Franklin Telegraph (guar)
100
Qalveston-Houaton Eiec Co—100
Preferred
Oleve Elec Ilium common
JY
...
5%
50%
City Pass Ry—See Reading Tr
City Ry (Dayton, Ohio)..—100
20
18
"o%
49%
Citizens* Pass Ry—See Phila R T
Citizens TractIon-+-8ee Phila Oo
54
Preferred (8%)
64
(f)
7% preferred
—100
Citizens Gas (Indlanap) com—25 d
6
15
19
iS
preferred
Florida Power A Lt 07 pref
Florida Pub Serv 7% pref
14%
10
—.—..100
Cities,Serv Pr A Lt 00 pf
25
Arizona Power—..........,.100
Preferred (7%)
100
Preferred
Preferred B—
Preferred BB
A .(
preferred
Fjtchburg Gas A Eiec Light—60
Cities Service com............_t
Preferred
—.—..100
26 %
22
Bid.
Par
com
07
Cincinnati Street Ry..—
50
Clncln A Suburb Bell Telep...50
liom
20
d
Com voting trust ctfs
$0 1st preferred-...
jx
60
liom
(t)
com
$6%
Preferred
-—-——-2
Cincinnati Gas Transp—....100
Cine New A Gov Lt A Trac...100
Preferred
.—.100
5
d
$6 preferred
Stocks.
Federal Water Service
Cincinnati Oar Oo class B
(
Amer States Pub Serv A
Ask.
Bid
Par.
Stocks.
Amor Public Service 7%
82
public utility stocks
far
Stocks.
Bid.
334
Memphis Natural Gas
Memphis Pow A; Lt. 7% pf-no A"
par
Metropolitan Edison Oo com
Ask.
434
98
101
40
'
60
75
war—(
72
I
$0 cum pref without
80
7034
07 preferred00 preferred series O
Middle West Utilities
134
31
34
Warrants A--...—
Warrant B
.
Stock*.
Conv pref A
Warrants
—--
,
_
25
100
100
0% prior lien——
7 % preferred class A-
1434
20
6% preferred class A---—100
Milw. Klec. Ry. & Light—
6% pref. series 1921
--190
97
100
88"
70
84
pref-——100
Misslssippi RIv Pow
109
85
75
35
d
87
45
86 34
80
pref——100
Mohawk-Hudson Power lsfcprf(t)
Second preferred—-——--.-IT)
Monongahela L A P—-See PhilaOo
Monongahela St Ry—See PhilaOo
Monon-Weat Penn P 8 7 % pf-26
Montreal L H & Pow. Oons_(t>
Montreal Telegraph
--40
Montreal Tramways, com
100
Mountain States Power. com.Ct)
Missouri Pub Ser 7%
19
94
21
534% preferred series O
26
6% preferred series B......25
7% preferred series A
25
Sou Calif Gas Corp 00 34 pref—(t)
Sou Calif Gas Oo 6% pref
25
Southern Canada Power-.—(t)
13
9534
125
16
88
65
Penn Central Lt A Pow $5 oref(t> d
Penn-Ohlo Edison 7% pr pf_.100
55"
84
3
4
10
14
6
12
1134
5934
434
(t)
(t)
Pennsylvania Water A Pow.-(t)
People's G L A O (Ohic)
100
Peoples Light A Pow com A—(t)
Phlla Oo (Pittsburgh)..
50<*
Oom
25
10
Citizens
105
45
75
97
10
70
92
30
50
100
90
70
40
30
35
4724
4834
~4~~
(
35
50
5134
84
85
6734
1334
55"
5754
6734
35
37
5754
67 34
18
9734
2934
434
934
80
35
15
25
112
50\d
pd)_50\d
50 d
79
Philadelphia Traction
60 d
Ridge Ave Pass (028 pd)..
60d
2d A 3d Sts Ry guar
50id
13th A 16th Sts Pass Ry..._50id
Union Pass (030 5-0 pd). ...50 d
Union Traction (01734 pd)—50|d
West Phila Pass guar
50 d
Phila A Western By com
50 d
24
75"
07 preferred ser A
(t) d
dividend pref—
92
(t)
Y Telephone 014% pref—100
11234
10
Slagara A Hudson Pow ——
534
Option warrants A
Option warrants B——
134
ds 7-16
Option warrants O
North American Go com
C t)
30
0% preferred
60
4234
North Amer Edison $0 pref—(t)
North Amer Light A Pow
9
(f)
Nor Amer Utility Sec—Com. (t)
1st preferred
(f)
Nor Bust Ltg Prop com
(t)
36
Potomac Elec Pow 6%
Power
26
72
72
55"
70
80
50
14
16
52
20
92
~6"
434
76
78
112
11034
105
|
z
100
Power Securities com
30
50
Oorp of Canada com., (t)
Preferred
50
10034
3634
89
10
(no par)
1834
1734
2034
1934
70
73
61
554
ib
100
58
Public 8erv. Oo. of N.H. 06 pi_(t)
78
Public Serv Oorp of N J..(no par)
51
0% preferred
84
52
?6°I
78
8% preferred—
7% preferred
6% preferred
05 preferred
(+)
79
81
11
Consolidated Trac of N J. .100
22
26
90
43
Rapid Transit 8fc Ry Go
100
So Jersey Gas A Elec Trac..100
Pub Serv El A G 05 pref
(t)
Public Serv of Ind $7 pref
(t)
—
41
134
123
100
133
105
100
100
06 preferred
234
11734
140
9334
145"
9534
(f)
12
17
Public Service Oo of Nor
20
ill—(tj
73
14
50
65
69j4
70
90
54
56
46
5334
6334
5534
44
6% preferred.
100
7% preferred
100
Public Service of Okla 7% pref 100
—.—1UU
6% preferred.100
Puget Sd Pr A Lt 06 pref.
ef—...(f)
$5 preferred
(t)
r
—
100
Northern N Y Util pref
100
Nor Ontario Power Go 6% pref 100
Nor States Power
88"
90
55
59
Nor States Power (Del) com
7% preferred...
100
72"
76"
100
87
90
100
100
77
(Wis) pref. 100
$7 preferred
(+)
Ohio-Kentucky Gas
^
81
91
83
Roch
—
Telep 0634 Pref
Rockland Light A Power
93
54
100
Rocky Mtn Motor com A
90'
70
St
L
100
Louis County Water pref.100
60
65
St
Louis
—
34
86
90
4
par value.
20
2334
23
9
30"
65
70
51
55
51
55
10034
Pub
Serv-
4~
10234
v
Old stock,
x
Ex-div.
.100
-.100
Tri-Oity Ry A Light pref.—100
85"
74
75
63
65
100"
Trl-State Telep A Teleg
(t)
Preferred
10
23d Street—See N Y Railways
Twin City Rapid Transit
(t)
834
Preferred
100
Twin States Nat Gas partlc A _(t) d
Union Elec L A Pow (111) 0% pf.
Un El L A Pow (Mo) 6% pf—100
7% preferred
i
cum
5
7
3334
234
(t)
134
27
7-16
18
(f)
86
pref (non-vofc).
88
United HI Oo of New Haven.
United Lt A Pr com A.
Common B
—
6%
cum.
07
434
...
2834
1st pref
United Pub Serv
1
92
234
15
loo"
United Gas A Elec Oorp pref.100
United Gas A El of NJ 5% pf.100
United Gas Oorp com
(t)
07 pref series A
Warrant*.
United Gas A Impt vot.
i*
934
10534
100
03 cumulative preferred
Warrants
101
80"
(7%)—100
100
100
29
com..
d
United Pub Util 00 pref.
United Rys A El (Bait)
"134"
"3"
d
preferred
14
17
6l"
64"
96
5
99"
d
(t>
07 preferred
(f)
06 preferred
(t)
utica Gas A Electric 7% pref 100
Utilities Power A Lt Ol A (no par)
New when Issued
(no par)
4
d
d
d
A
U
7% cumul pref
—100
d
Virginia Elec & Power com
(t)
$6 preferred
(f) d
Virginia Pub Serv 7% pref
10U
Wash Bait A Annapolis—
50
Preferred
5
6
134
134
-
-
-
-
23
26"
8434
8634
50
90
Washington (D O) Gas
20 d
Washington Gas & Elec 7% pflOO d
Wash (D O) By A El com
280
100
290
87
91
Preferred
—.100
Preferred
—100
Western Union Telegraph
West Penn Elec Co Class A
7% cum preferred
0% cum pref
West Penn Power 7%
0% preferred
Winnipeg Elec Co
Preferred
100
100
100
pref
<t) d
York (Pa)
Railway*
Preferred
———
"34"
"I"
30
89"
3534
60
65
63
98
if) dr
434
50 d
50 d
68
54
108
9934
434
50
r
100
common
mm
29
5334
10534
100
100
100
35
100
Wisconsin Pub Ser Oorp7%pflOO
Wisconsin Telep 7% pref
100
90
San Joaq L A Pow pf A 7%—100
i
7% prior preferred........ 100
6% prior preferred
Y)
7% preferred
(t>
(t)
Preferred series A
:82
——
Wisconsin Power ALlght0%pflOO
Preferred
d Price per share, not per cent,
u Ex-warrants,
25
10 d
25 d
66
92
:
99
Washington Water Pow Co
100
d
Wayne United GasWestern Massachusetts Oot-.(t) d
Western Power Oorp
100
d
d
11
85
.ew 8fcock.
(t) Without
d
27
100
18
83
2134
Purchaser also pays accrued dividend,
Exchange,
1734
22
.100
Oklahoma Gas A Klec 7% pf__100
Okla Nat Gas Oorp 034 % Df—100
58
Rochester Central Power
81
107
34
65
52
d
(7%) .100
0% preferred
Ohio River Edison 7% pref
Ohio Valley Gas common
48
(t) d
Class A
72
75
55
(t) d
6% preferred
100
Rochester G A E 7% pref B—100
8% preferred series O
100
8% preferred series D
100
...
Power 6% pref
Ohio Public Serv pref A
a
70
79
104
Quebec Power common
i-—__(t)
Queensboro Gas A El 6% pf
100
Radio Oorp of Amer
(t)
cum pref A
50
uyo cum pref B
(t)
Rap Tran St Ry—See P S Oorp
Rhine-Westpb Elec Pow Amer shs
Rhode Isl Pub Serv pref— (t)
80
Light 7 % pref.100
Third Avenue By (N
Class B
100
....
2734
8934
Utah Pow & Lt ci A
9734
7% preferred—
—100
Nor Indiana Pub Ser 0% pf—100
7% preferred.
034 % preferred
Northern Mex Pow A Dev comlOO
52
97"
9934
26"
(t)
Tennessee El Pow 1st pf (7%) 100
1st preferred (6%)
100
Terre Haute Tr A Lt pref
100
05
Providence Gas (free stock)
Certificates of deposit
Public Serv of Colo 7 % pref—100
96
113
85
100
-
0% preferred
5% preferred
88
100
"234
234
Union St Ry (NewBed.Mass).100
United Oorp
(t)
pref. .100
534% preferred
d
Toledo-Edison pref A
13
50 d
Porto Rico Telep com
Postal Teleg A Gable 7% pf_100
Potomac Edison Oo 6% pref.100
15
17
50
d
Telep 07 pref
(t) d
Sub R T 8t Ry—See Phila Oo
Superior Wat LAP pref
100
Swiss American Elec pref
Syracuse Ltg 0% preferred—100
634% preferred
100
20
23
77
16
d
Texas Power A
Gray's Fy (025 pd)—50,d
n
4834
Tex-Loulslana Pow 7% pref—100
Phil A
100
28
4234
14
Pub Serv com
Class A partlc stock
Standard
14
75
Preferred
26
d
65"
70
Pittsb A Birm Tr—See Phlla Oo
Portl Elec Pow 6% pf
100
Portland Gas A Coke, 7% pf—100
...
10
15
Piedmont A Northern Ry
"7"
8*
60
d
com
55
44
"54
~6"
2234
5334
d
A Lt
8% preferred
Tampa Elec Oo
Frandrd A Southwark Pass.60 d 105
40
German town Passenger
60 d
34
Pow
35
3234
3234
Standard
9634
2834
334
Phlla Oity Pass Ry (02254 pd)50 d
Phlla A Darby Pass Ry
50|d
100
31
Free utock
d
Units
10
63"
17
91
25 d
49
70
31
60
25
10
85
40
46
d
d
I
Preferred
35
10
9234
80
12"
114
34
Standard
10
60
89*4
126
Springfield Gas A Elec pref.
t d
Springfield (Man.) G L Co vtc.25 d
Monongahela Lt A Pr_.
50 «
Monongahela St Ry
50 d
Pittsburgh A B'ham Tr__
50 d
Sub Rap Tran St Ry..
50 d
United Traction pref
..60 d
Philadelphia Elec Oo 05 pref__(t) ^
Phlla Elec Pow pref
26 d
Philadelphia Rapid Transit—_.50!d
7% preferred
60^
Preferred
123
70
70
25
Class B
Green A Ooates Sts (016
Hestonville M A F com
87
11234
x
74
(t)
Preferred
40
18"
72
85
(T)
com
preferred
96
102
15
0034
12
60
100
100
734
Southwest Gas Util
5
30
(t
A2d St A Grand St Ferry—10
Sixth Avenue old
—100
Twenty-third St guar
—100
N Y A Queens K1L AP com—(f) d
Preferred
100
108
N Y A Richmond Gas0% pref 100
75
New York State Rys. com
100
Preferred
-—10G
N Y Steam Oo coin
(t) d 46
Ohio
13
20"
5Qd
Oontlnen Pass Ry (029 pd)..60 d
Falrm't Pk A Hadding'n
50|d
15
IV*
88
So Jer G El A Tr—See P S Corp.
36
d
30
....
25
—100
25
Passenger guar
22
88
r
15
Federal St A Pleasant Yal—.25
Citizens
18
ar
10
Duquesne Light 6% 1st pf.lOOi
35
27
27
35
100
Traction
8S*
28
d
Springf (Mass) St Ry Cos pf—100
Spring Valley Oo
—20 d
Standard Gas A Elec com (no par) d
d
07 cum prior pref
d
>4 cum preferred
d
06 prior pref
(t) »
60 d
60 d
(t) d
50 d
Consolidated Trac pref
40
32
.100
(t)
91
50 d
...
Allegheny Traction
3
—
Telep pref......
24
26
d
60 d
new
$5 preferred
0% cum preferred
06 cum pref
39
22""
80
32
05 preferred
103
Preferred
—.100
Northwest Electric 0% pref...100
Preferred 7%
100
Northwest Bell Telep 634* pf_100
Northwestern Teleg (guar)
60
Nova Scotia Light A Pow com(t)
d
d
—10 d
(t) d
Southern Col Pow com A
Preferred
Teleg (guar)—.25
Southern Indiana G A E 6%pf 100
7% preferred
—100
Southern New Eng Teleo
100
90
preferred
2934
23 %
23
South A Atlan
(t)
$6 preferred
6Om
—(
Ohio Edison $6 pref
7% preferred
06 prior preferred
8
2834
d
t) d
Southwestern Lt A Pr com A..('
Common class B
preferred
(t
convertible preferred
(t
prior pref
England Telep A Teleg—100
N Kng Wat L A P Aaso 0% pf-100
New Haven Water
60
N J A Hud Riv Ry A Fer pref. 100
New Jersey Pow A Lt $o pref (t)
New Orl Pub Serv. com
(t)
7% preferred
100
N Y Gent Klec Oorp 7% pf—100
N Y Mutual Telegraph
26
N Y Power A Light Oorp $0 pf (f>
7% preferred
100
N Y Rys Oorp 07 Pref-(t)
Bleecker St A Fulton Ferry. lOu
B'way A 7th Ave guar
100
Christopher A Tenth Sts
100
Eighth Avenue
100
Ohio Bell
100
OItfes"UtIfitlei"com.(
Southern
87
76
"334
com...
common
PrafarrAri
55"
5
26 d
South Oallf Edison
99
$6
$6
$0
New
Northern Tex Klec Oo
d
Warrants
24
80
97
pref 100
6% preferred
63
86
74
New England
Preferred
58
Pennsylvania Pow A Lt 07 pf- (t)
(t)
100
6% preferred
d
58
108
---
com
(t)
Southwestern Bell Telep pref. 100
Southwestern Gas A El 7% pf_100
1UU
40
North Continent Util
Participating preferred
70
Glass B—
Preferred
32
1934
73
6
—
New
30
"
Penna Gas A Elec Oorp $7 pref
80"
1534
68
com.
68
—
§7 preferred
.(f) d
(V d
Lt
Participating class A stock..,.
e-(t)
100
Nevada-Oalif Electric, com—100
Preferred
100
Newark Consolidated Gas
100
New Kng Gas A El Assn $6 pref—
0534 preferred stamped
(t)
Pub Serv com
$7 prior preferred
31
"234
06
33
70
A
Penna Gas A Elec Co 7% pref.100
100 d
warr)—(t) d
Glass O
2934
"234
Penn-Ohlo Pow A Lt 7% pref.100
_iuu
7934
Preferred (07)
Preferred
(t) d 1234
94
Pacific Telep A Teleg
100 d
10034
Preferred
100
90
Paterson A Passaic Gas A El. 100
86
Pawtucket Gas pref
100
d
14
Peninsular Telep Oo com
(t)
86
Preferred
100
06 preferred
Warrants
Warrants B
60
7434
70
Pr
21
d
_
10
Somerset Un A Middlesex Lt.100
7
(t) ;d
New Eng Pow Assn com
Preferred
New England Power, Co.
Southeastern
125
100
6% preferred
100
National Power A Light com—(t) id
$0 preferred
[y d
Nat Public Serv Corp A cons—(t) d
—
ICO
2
d
7% preferred
Unstamped
37"
dr!12
50
7% pref
3334
2534
47
53
0334 conv pref (with
Nebraska Power, pref
3334
2434
12
75
100
(t)
d
(N Y)
Shawlnlgan Water A Power ..(t> d
Sioux cfty Gas A El 7* pf—100
Sierra Pac Elec pref
.-100
8
36
106
Glass B common
(t)
06 preferred
Second Ave RR Oorp
d
—100
Preferred
65
dr 45
Tel.—100
7%
d
Preferred
Pacific Pow A Lt 7% pref
Pacific Pub Serv ser A com
84
Municipal Service preferred — <t)
Nassau & Suffolk pref
--100
National Klec Pow cl A
-(t)
Mountain States Tel A
com
Common non-voting..
80
6% pref. series 1892-1897- -100
Milwaukee Gas Light 7 % pref.100
Milw IN or Pow new ----------Minnesota Pow A Lt 7% Pj—100
Miss Power & Light 0% pref___-_
25
<t) d
(t) d
T) d
Preferred ($0)
Pac North went Pub Serv
Prior preferred
II"
lien—100
Midland Util 7% Prior
8
Lighting Oorp
95
55
03.25 conv pref with warr—(t) d
100
18
A
Pacific
Ask
85
0% preferred...
100
Seaboard Public Service Oo—
....
354
Bid.
Pat
Stock*.
Savannah El A Psw deb Btk.-lOO
Ottawa Light Heat A Paw... 100
Preferred
.......100 r
Ottawa Traction
100 r
Pacific A Atlantic Tel (gu)
25 d
Pacific Gas A Electric
25 d
First preferred (6%)
26 d
First preferred (534%)
3
2
United Go com
Ask.
Om A Ooun Bluffs Ry A Bdge pf.
Omaha AOooncU Bluff* St Ry 100
Preferred
100
Midland Nat Gas class A
Midland
Bid.
Par
74
76
79
80
1
109"
I-8
1
1
—4
50
30
10334
94
h Ex-stock dividend, k Last sale. I In London, n Nominal, r Canadian
u fix-rights,
z Minimum price established on Montreal or Toronto Stock
Under the
heading "Industrial and Miscellaneous Securities"
under the previous two
ever,
we
put "Textile
Safe Deposit
include all issues which do not appear
we
headings, namely "Railroads (Steam)"and "PublicUtilities."
In the
case
of stocks, how¬
Manufacturing," "Insurance," "Mining," "Real Estate and Land," "Title Guarantee and
Companies" under separate heads, then follow with the rest of the "Industrial and Miscellaneous.1!
HOTICI.—-All bond prioss ars "and Interest" exoept where marked "f" and Income and defaulted bonds*./ {
Bonds.
Bid.
Bonds.
Atk.
INDUSTRIAL AND
Beneficial Indus Loan
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.
9634
1st M 5s 1953 ser A
J&D
Abraham & Straus Inc—
Deb 6 H» 1943 with wart—A&O
3434
35
8334
8434
Acadia Sugar 5s 1946
----Adams Exp coll tr g 4s '48-M&S
Ooll tr g 4s 1947
J&D
Alax Rubber s f 8s 1936
J&D
Alabama Oons Goal & Iron—-
78
_
1st
cons
70""
66
M&S
Wrapping Oorp—
Deb 6s 1926 ser B
Albany Peri:
1st M coll tr 6s 1948
A&O
Deb
gold 5s 1937
M&N
Alpine Montan Steel Oorp—■
1st a f 7s 1955
MAS
91
65
64
Borden Mills 1st
25"
35"
10
Boston Store (Ohlc) 5s 1938——
Boston Term Go 334s 1947.F&A
95
80
Botany Oonsol Mills 634s '34 A&O
Bridgeport Brass—
Oonv deb 634s 1939—-1— J&D
Brown Go 1st 534® 1940—A&O
1st 534s I960 ser B
M&S
Buffalo A Susq Iron 5s 1932 J&D
(Burmelsfcer & Wain (Copenhagen)
15-yr s f extl 6s 1940——J&J
Bush Term 1st 4s 1952——A&O
Cons g 5s Jan 1955
J&J
Bush Term Bldgs 1st 5s '0O-A&O
By-Products Coke Oorp—
1st M 534s 1945 ser A
M&N
Oady Lumber 034s 1939 —M&N /
California Packing Corp—
1234
97
82
15
27"
§5""
27
30
"i"
s
f 6s 1934— F&A
RR.
1034
1034
1334
1334
32
3734
3034
3034
32"
32
82
83
50
Aluminum Go debs 5s 1952.M&S
92
f debt 5s '48-J&J
69
9234
72
78
83
25
35
Canada
23
33
American Beet Sugar Go—
Oonv s f deb 6s 1935
Amer Ohatn deb 6s
Amer & Continental
Amer Oyanamld deb
Amer Ice Go deb 5s
'
F&A
1933—A&O
5s 1943
6« 1942.A&0
1953—J&D
_
1934
7834
75
68
78
54
6734
55
68
69
5-yr 834% notes 1931—J&D
1939-A&0
10
534
634% g notes Apr 1
1934.A&O
American Meter 6s 1946
...
American Piano 6s 1935
----Amer Radiator deb 434s '47 M&N
American Rolling Mill—
5334'
J&J
27
8634
_
Sinking fund deb 5s 1948—J&J
434% notes 1933
.—M&N
Amer Seating conv 6s 1930—J&J
Amer Sendee deb 634® 1934.-J&J
Amer Smelt & Ref 5s 1947..A&O
Amer Solvents & Ohem Oorp—
S f deb 634" 1936 with warM&S
Amer Sugar Refg 6s 1937—J&J
Amer Thread 1st 534® 1938-M&N
4834
59
43
3
8534
1634
101X
0134
4s 1951—F&A
89
Amer Type Fdrs deb g 6s '37-M&N
Deb gold 6s 1939
M&N
Deb gold 6s 1940--—----A&O
Amer Wire Fabrics 1st 7s 42M&S
99
Am Tobacco deb
90
1
7034
38
*39.J&J
J&J
35
Amoskeag Mfg 6s 1948
J&J
Anglo-Chilean Gone Nitrate—
56
Amer Writ Paper s f 7-6s
1st 6s 1947
—
_
Armour & Go of Delaware—
83*
1st mtge 6s 1941
Oomm'l Credit 6s 1934
gold 434® 1939 opt——J&D
Armstrong Cork deb 5s 1940-J&D
Arnold Print Wks 6s 1941.-A&O
Asbestos Oorp of Can 5s 1942. J&J
Asbestos Oorp Ltd 1st 6s 1941.J&J
General 6a. 1956-———J&J
Associated oil 6% notes '35-M&S
Associated Simmons Hardw Cos
634% gold notes 1933
J&J
Atl Fruit & S8 deb 7s '34—J&D
Certificates of deposit
Gtfs dep stpd stk Instead of bds
Atl Gulf & WIndies SS Lines—
Ooll tr g 6s Jan 1 1959
J&J
Atlantic Refln deb 5s 1937—J&J
Atlantic Steel 1st s f 6s 1941.J&J
7834
Atlas Plywood Corp—
Oonv deb 534® 1943——M&N
Autocar Go. 1st 7s 1937-—M&N
79
57
65
10534
32
33
Without warrants
Bavway Terminal—
1st m 634s 1946
Beacon Oil deb 6s 1936—.
J&J
Beattle Sugar 734s 1943
& O 6s '44—J&D
Beld'g-Hem'way6% notes *36 J&J
Belgo-Oan Pap 1st 6s 1943.J&J
934
.V:'
:
v
•
.
38
40
92
9234
7934
5434
Domin Coal 5s "40
op *10—M&N
Dominion Glass 6s 1933—- J&D2
Domln Iron & Steel—
Con 5s '39 (currency series) M&S
Dominion "Tar & Chemical Co— S
Deb s f 6s 1949 ser A
J&J 2
96
r
84
Driver Harris Co—
1st mtge sink fund 6s 1942-J&D
Eastern Cuba Sug 7 34s 1937 M&S
45
96
-5
434
10
20
Ctfs—F&A
034s 1931-J&D
97"
Empire Oil & Refg Co—
34
35
1st & col tr 534s 1942—A&O
Ermita Sugar 734s 1942
ErnestoBreda 7s'64 with war F&A
8734
7%notes 1931 with warr_. J&D
Without warrants
12
9134
9234
73
1st 17s 1967 serO
Fabrics Finishing Corp—
5434
55
1st m conv s f 6s 1939
Fairbanks Morse & Co-
83
9234
3
5134
30
2934
26
M&S
J&J
/
.—
53
Sink fund deb 5s 1942——F&A
Famous Players Canada Corp—
1st s f 6s 1948 ser A
Without warrants
70""
2134
24"
34 34
36
74
60
4634
European Mtge & Invest—
1st 1 734® 1950 ser A
M&N
1st 1734® 1966 ser B
F&A
65
66
.
J&J
A&O
20-year deb 634® 1948—A&O
Farmers Mfg Oo 7s 1043—M&S
Federal Sugar 7s 1933
Federated Metals s r 7® '39
J&D
Fiat s f deb 7s 1946
-J&J
15~
3
75
8034
Firestone Cotton Mills 5s "48M&8 '>?: 74
Firestone Tire & Rub (Can) 7s 1937
Firestone Tire & Rub of Calif—
7634
Sf 5s 1942
M&S
2034
Fisk Rubb Co 1st 8a 1941—M&S
65
/
25"
9334
95*"
91
9634
Fisk Tire Fabric 634s 1935—-J&J
Fleischer (S B & W B) 6s 1939— /
Certificates of deposit
/
8834
8934
Flour Mills of America Inc—
Conv g 634% notes 1940-A&O
3234
36
Foreign Power Secur Corp—
M&N
1st col tr
52
6s 1949 ser A J&D
Fox Film Corp deb 6s 1930&A&O
10534
40
Framerican Ind & Dev Corp—
Deb 734s 1942
J&J
66
62 M
105
conv
——
—
83
89
91
Francisco Sug 734s 1942-M&N15
Fraser Co deb 6148 1942
A&O
French Nat Mail SS Lines 6s '52
16
Frlck-Reld Supply 6s 1943—J&D
67
74
78
Fruit Growers Express—
12
16
Equip 5s Oct 15 1932-1938
7%
Oonsol Tobacco 4s 1951
95
Deb 5s 1943 with warr—J&D
Continental Oil Oo—
Deb 534s 1937
M&N
Continental Roll & Steel Fdy—
75
83,
9934
10034
934
1st M conv
15
3
7834
80
88
75
15
i
22
9534
98
*
78
-—
Consumers Co 1st 6a 1940-— J&J
Container Oorp 1st 6s '40-J&D15
78
4
^
Gannett Co deb 6s *43 ser A. F&A
Oarlock Pack Co deb 0s '39.A&0
onsol Publishers, Inc—
Osnsol Coal 434® 1934 opt—M&N
1st & ref b f g 5s 1950J&D
33
a
87
88
J&D
Continental Sugar 7s 1938—-F&A
Corn Prod Ref 1st g 5®1934-M&N
Corporation Securities Co—
5% serial notes 1932—-M&S
5% serial notes 1933
M&S
■6% serial notes 1934——M&S
5% serial notes 1935-—-M&S
Oosgrove Meehan Coal 934s 1954Crane Co 6% notes 1940F&A
Credit Alliance Oorp—
Deb 534s 1938 witn warr.M&N
Crowley, Mliner & CoDeb s f 534s 1937
M&N
a
f 6s 1940
Crown Cork & Seal Co, Inc—
20-year sink fond 6s 1947—J&D
''/v:/;ik
'
■
j
Gelsenkirchen Mining Oo—
n
85""
/ This price Includes accrued interest
I In London,
n
34
M&S
6-yr 6% notes 1934
42"
1934
3334
20
3434
Genera! Amer Tank Oar Corn—
30
32
1134
15
Equips 3491932-1934
-M&N
Equip 434s 1942
—
-F&A
Eq ir 434s 1932-45
J&D
Gen Amer Transports System—
Eqtr 434s 1932-'40 (yr)—M&S b
Gen Baking deb 534® 1940.-A&O
General Bronze deb 6s 1940M&N
8034
83
32
-334
10134
General American Investors Inc—
;
102
General Cable
7634
F&A
Deb 5s 1952 ex warr
40
534
90
7.50
7.50
95
32
Oorp—
1st mtge s f 534s 1947 ser
4534
A.J&J
434
534
General Cigar
serial 6s 1935-J&D
100
4
5
Gen'l Elec 334s 1942 opt—F&A
Gen Elec (Germany)7s'45.J&J15
Deb 034® 1940
J&D
35
4
5
4
5
5
75"
75
7634
7134
Deb
s
f 6s
42""
32H
M&N
1948
General Indus Alcohol—
Oonv deb 0 34s 1944
M&N
General Laundry Mach'y Corp—
Deb 034s 1937-
52
V
General Motors Acceptance Corp
Sink fd gold deb 0s 1937—F&A
8234
88
7534
Deb 6s 1940 with warr—-M&S
k Last sale.
70
,
38
■
,
■.«
4
Eastern Steel 5b 1931
10-year coll tr 6 Ha 1930—-J&J
vonsol Textile 1st 8s 1941
J&D
94
36
,
35
Dodge Bros deb 6a 1940
M&N
Dodge Mfg l«t 7s 1942
J&J
Dold (Jac) Pack let 0s '42-M&N
Dominion Cannera 1st 6s '40 A&O
Elk Horn Coal 1st
<334 % notes April 15 1930-A&O
Oonsol Mach Tool 7s 1942—J&D
/
b Basis.
62
f 0s Oct 15'60 A&016
8634
9134
89
7234
Stock Exchanges
a
Certificates of deposit
—
Consolidated Laundries—
—
Beech OreeK O
55
'
65
M&N
90
6% note'32(Am part ctfs) M&S
Deutsche Rentenbank—
'
Balaban & Kats Oorp—
534% notes 1932
M&N
634 % notes 1933-38
M&N
Baldwin Locomotive Works—
3-yr 534% notes 1933—M&S
1st g 5a 1940
—.—M&N
Baraqua Sugar (Oomp Asucarera
Baraaua> 734s 1937—-J&J 15
Certificates of deposit
Batavian Petrol 4 3$ a gu 1942 J&J
Bates Valve Bag Oorp—
Deb s f 6s 1942 witn warr.F&A
Second stamped
Denver Un Stk Yds 5s 1940—J&J
Deutsche Bank (Berlin)—
Stamped
Deb g 534s 1948 ser A..M&S
Computing-Tabulating-Rec Co
Sinking fund gold 6s 1041-J&J
Connecticut Coke 5s 1948--M&S
Oonsol Agric Loan 634s 1958
See Ger & Com Bks (For Govts)
14""
12
J&D /
5 34 % notes'37 (Am part ctf)M& N
Commonwealth Subsidiary Oorp-
69
56
57
65
85
Corp—
Conv deb 534 s 1949
F&A
Oommers-und PrivatrBk(Germ'y)
_
6734
90
....
Ooll trsf 534® 1935
J&J
Oomm'l Invest Trust Oorp—
Conv deb 6s 1948
M&S
16
10
ii
8134
104M
F&A
Donner Steel 7s 1942
J&J
Dow Chemical 6% notes '40.F&A
Deb 5s 1953 with warr...J&D
Without warrants
10
1
4
A
J&J
estate_ 1st
1st M 534® 1943 ser
Armour & Go—Real
/
---•
2834
Deb 7s 1945
M&N
Antilla Sugar 7 Ha 1939 A——J&J
Certificates of deposit......—
—
OO
Dominion Textile 6s 1949
Donnacona Paper—
1st s f 634* 1948 ser A
__
Caterpillar Tractor 5s 1935
Central Foundry May 1931-F&A
5834 Central Steel 1st 8s 1941— M&N
Certain-teed Prod Oorp—
§5"
Deben s f 534® 1948
M&S
87
Cespedet Sugar 1st 734® '39-M&S
Chapin-Sacks, Inc—
50
Coll tr sink fund 7s 1934-J&D
60
Chateaugay Ore & Iron—
44
Guar gold 4s 1942
J&J
5
Chesapeake Corp—
86
Conv col 5s 1947
M&N15
Ohlc Jet coll tr ref g 4s *40-A&O
25
Ooll trust ref 5s 1940
A&O
10134 Chic Pneumatic Tool Co—
9334
Deb s f 534sl942
A&O
Chicago Stock Yards 5s 1901
Childs Co deb 5s 1943
A&O
9334 Clearfield Bit Coal 4s 1940-J&J
77
Small series B 1940-——J&J
42
Colon Oil deb 6s 1938
J&J
Col Fuel & Iron a f 5s 1943—F&A
30
Oolo Indus 1st 5s A & B 1934 F&A
Columbia Sugar 734s 1932
f: 60
Osmmander-Larabee Oorp—
58
93
§5"
3534
mmmm
American Metal Go Ltd—
78"
r
'
12
10334
6434
7334
69
5a
Wayagamack series..
Capital Admin Corp—
Amer La France Fire Eng Go—
Am Macn & Fdy s f 6s
60
....
1956
M&S
Canadian Power & Paper—
25-yr guar
ser
6s 1937 ser DD
De Bardeleben Coal
1st mtge 6s 1953
Farm Ln
6234
6834
Amer International Oorp—
Oony 6Mb 1949
.—J&J
8234
SS L deb 5« '43-F&A15
1st M 6s 1949
Canadian Nat Steamships—
6934
Amer IG Ohem Oorp—
Oonv deb 534® 1949 .....M&N
65"
8234
J&J
M&N
F&A
Oamagney Sugar 7s 1942 A&O 15
Can Cement 1st 534« 1947-M&N
30
77
52
P
98
Dairymen's League Co-oper Assn
w
Oons deb 5s 1940
.
1H
Certificates of deposit
Stmpd with stk purch warr
Certificates of deposit
Oudahy Pack s f 5s 1040
J&D
Dery (D G) 7s 1942 stpd—M&8
Oalif Pet deb 534s 1938
Oonv ■ f deb 5s 1939.
Amalgamated Sugar Go—
1st s f 7s 1937
A&O
Amer Aggregates Oorp—
.
Deb 6s M3 ser A with war.F&A
Without warrants
Cuban Dominican Sugar Co—
let lien s f 734s 1944
M&N
0s 1935
1st & gen m 6s 1941 sot A.A&0
Oanad Oons Rub 6s 1940—A&O
Canadian Cottons 5s 1940—J&J2
Canadian Internal Paper—
s
234
J&J
Cuba Cane 8ug deb 7s 1930. -J&J
Oonv deb 8s 1930
J&J
Sink fund deb g 534" 1937 A&O
Ouyamel Fruit 1st 6s 1940 -A&O
„
.1. &
48
Aluminum Ltd
9634
95
i
Alberta Pacific Grain 6s, 1946
Algoma Steel 1st 5s 1962—.A&O
Allied Packers deb 6s 1939—J&J
1st M & coll tr 8s 1939
J&J
Allls-Ohalmers MfgOo—
9234
,
234
61
M&N
M 6s 1933
Ala Steel & Shlpbldg—See Tenn
Alaska Gold Mines deb 0a'25M&S
9534
Purch money 5a
Bid.
Bonds.
Cuba Cane Products—
Deb 6s 1950
78
91
1936-—J&J
Penn-Mary Steel 5s 1937-J&J
Bluff Point Land Impt Go—
1st mtge guar 4s 1940
J&J
Bohemian (First) Glass Works—
1st 7s 1957 without warr—J&J
99
AsA,
7534
1946——-M&S
Oonv deb 6s
Beth'm St 1st 1 & ref 5s '42.M&N
Abbotts Dairies deb 6s 1942.M&S
Abitlbi Pow & Paper—
Alabama Mills 1st 6.4s *43 A A&O
Bid.
Oorp—
Nominal,
SS^
70
a
5% serial notes 1933
—M&S
5% serial notes 1934—
M&S
5% serial notes 1935———M&S
5% serial notes 1936
—M&S
Gen Petrol 1st 5s Aug 15 1940
Minimum price established
—
on
10134
100
9834
9734
97
100
Montreal
or
Toronto
& MISCELLANEOUS
INDUSTRIAL
84
m
—
m
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.
.
.
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Bid.
Bonds.
24
28
60
52
3
1948 w w_ JAD
General Refractories Oo—
2-year 5% notes 1933
M&S
Gen Stl Oast 1st 6)4s 49 WW JAJ
Gen Bayon deb 6s
63
53)4
3)4
"
Razor—
Debentures 5® 1940-.----AAO
Glidden Oo5M% notes'35 J&D
Gobel(Ad f)6 H% notes 'SS M&N
Godchaux Sugars 7)4* 1941——
Good Hope at A Ir Wks (Germy)
Gillette Safety
91 %
9154
72)4
74
67
fiQ
65
70
27)4
32
75
lt%
4454
74
7JX
24
52
Ground Grlpper Shoe 6s 1944——
Gulf Oil of Pa deb 6s 1937—JAD
94
sinking fund deb 5s 1947—FAA
Gulf States Paper Corp—
1st s f 6Ha 1943 with war.JAD
Ha 42 JAD
9454
93)4
92)4
33)4
_
70
Printing Co—
1st m A col tr 5)48 47 Inti MAN
Ham-Am Line 6H® eQ 32- 40 JAD
Hanna (M A) Co deb 6s '34.FAA
Hansa Steamship Lines
Hall (P W)
75
35)4
70
90
75
45
93
1154
15
*
37
101
40
45
85
88
84
88
4%
89
9954
JAJ
1933
1st A ref 6s 1934...
1st A ref 5s 1944
1st A ref 5s 1954
i-.
FAA
FAA
FAA
FAA
FAA
1st A ref 5s 1964™
1st A ref 6s 1974-
55"
<01 I
1st M s f 6a 1942.
AAO
Iggett A Myers g 7s 1944..AAO
Gold bonds 5s 1951.
FAA
vyvuuuj
vvoi
|■
warr—AAO
Harpen Mining Corp—
32
09
5-year 5% notes 1936—-A&O
Hayoca Corp 6s 1937—
——
Haytlan Corp 8s 1938---------Hoe (R) A Co 1st 6)4* A.'34 A&O
Holland-Amer Line 6s 47-M&N
Hollinarshead (RM> Oo 7s *38 FAA f
60
Holly Sugar 6s 1943
Hood Rubber 7s 1936—---JAD
Cony 5 H % g notes 1936A&G 15
Houston Oil Co of Texas—
10-yr see • f 5H« 1940—-MAN
Hudson Bay Min A Smelt 6s
Hudson Coal 1st 5s 1962 A—«
Hudson (J L) Co-
24
65
II"
28"
15)4
10
30
27
53)4
43)4
46
55)4
57
58)4
3lH
32"
98)4
l605i
9854
Deb g5s 1937-AA<
Hungarian Disc A Exch Bank—
35-yr s f 7s 1963
J&<
Hungarian-Italian Bank Ltd—
Sinking fund 7 Hs 1963—AA(
ay grade Pood Products Corp.
-
100)4
988
27
32
41
44
43)4
45)4
57
62
90
97
95
98
25)4
26)4
83
87
__
MASH
Conv deb 6s 1939
Indian Refining Oo—
6H % notes 1932
-J&E
nd Limestone 1st s f 6s '41 MAN
Inland Steel 1st 4)4s 1978—AAC
1st m s f 4H« 1981 ser B..F&A
Interlake Iron Corp—
1st m 5s 1951 ser B
...MAN
Internet Agricultural Corp—_
lit A coll tr a f g 5s '32 op MAN
Stpd ext to 1942
MAN
International Cement—
Conv deb 5s 1948
MAN
85
12
78)4
82
78
7954
44
•
90
45
ffl*
100
33
50
57
58
24
24)4
25)4
International Match Corp—
f 6s 1947—
MAN
Cony deb 5s 1941.———JAJll i
Deb
•
24)4
Internat Mercantile Marine—
48)4
lit
A ref s f 5s1947 ser A—JA.
Ref mtge 6s 1955 ser A—MAI
30)4
uci
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juauftuiiu
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67
6954
International Securities Corp—
Deb g 5s 1947
-JAI
Interstate Iron A Steel Co—__
1st M • f 5Hs 1946 ser B.MAN
Investment Oo of Amer—
Deb g 5s 1947AAC
Without warrants..
Island Oil A Tr 6s 26 ctfs dep... ./
laotta-Praschlni 7s 1942 with wai
51)4
31)4
65
internat Power A Paper—
■
1st M 6s 1968
JA;
Internat Salt g 5« 1951 op—AAC
Without warrants
50)4
51
73
40
44
97
97
100
3)4
3
80
34
36
56
61
77)4
7854
50
A&O
Massey-Harria Oo 6a 1947..A AO
McCord Rad A Mfg—
Deb 6s 1943 with warr...FAA
McCrory Stores 5)4 a 1941.JAD15
50)4
McKesson A Bobbins Ino—
20-yr conv deb 5)4s 1950-MAN
Mead (The )Oorp—
1st M 6s 1945 with warr.-MAN
Merchants Refrig 6s 1937
...
Metropolitan Chain Properties—
1st conv. s f 6s 1948
MAN
Metropolitan Wat Sew A DrainBoard ■ f 5%a 1950
-AAO
Mlag Mill Mach'y 1st 7s 1956—
4954
50
94
97
24
20
Middle States Oil 7% notes
Middle States Petrol 634* 1945..
Mldvale Steel A Ordnance—
Conv s f 5s 1938
MAS
Miller A Lux Inc 1st M 6s'45 AAO
94)4
38)4
7% gold notes 1935
AAO
3
Minnesota A Ont Paper 6s '48 JAJ
3
1st a f 6s 1950
MAN
Monon Coal—See Chic Ind A L Ry.
Monsanto Chemical Works—
90
1st s f 534s 1942
—MAN
20
52
65
100
58
with
Murphy (G O) Co—
8034
80)4
1940—
21
23
12
6)4
Nat Acme Oo 1st 6s 1942...JAD
Nat Dairy Prod 5)4* 1948—FAA
National Fire Proofing CoDeb s f 5)4* 1947
MAS
Nat Food Products 6s 1944
National Radiator Corp—
90"
ii
64"
OH
a
vfirc
AAO
80
OH
90
JUUUIUOT
OB
ser
A
/
77
18
22
90
Koholyt Corp 6)4« 1943...
28
6
5354
32)4
N Y Evening Journal—
1st m A coll tr 6)4s 1932.
87
82
76
>
Ctfs of deposits..
Keaeger A
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UltlUUU!
and Toronto Stock Exchanges.
55"
39
95
78)4
78"
58
65
67
66
Deb 5%s 1948 with 1
N Y A Etob Fy 5s May'
60
Hoboken Ferry 5a 19
N Y A N J Ferry—5s
70
70"
NYLSAWOA RR-
90
80
66 %
New York Trap Rock Corp—
1st M s f 6s 1946
J
North Amer Car&
>&
84)4
19)4
6754
9%
9%
?8
20)4
North German Lloyd—
20-yr sf 6* 1947—
26
28)4
93
18)4
95
82
30)4
95
b
9%
90
Ref A Imp 534s *'fl
Nova Scotia SAO
k Last sale,
n
Nominal,
75
80
14
1854
13)4
Certificates of deposit
Tranap Co—
S f 0s 1934
Panhandle Corp—
101)4
MAN
2-yr 6% notes Mar 15*33 MAS15
Paramount Fam Lasky Corp—
20-yr s f g 6s 1947
JAD
Paramount Publix Corp—
Sink fund 534s 1950
FAA
Park A Tllford s f 6s 1938—JAD
40
10
72
15
78
39
Path Ex deb 7s '37 with war MAN
Pea body Coal Oo (Oonsol Oo)—
1st • f 5s 1953 ser A
MAN
Penlck A Ford 6)48 1943
JAD
Penna O A O 1st 6s '32 op—JAJ
Penn Mary Steel—See Beth Steel
Pennsylvania-Dixie Cement Corp
1st m s f 6s 1941 ser A.MAS15
Penn Dock A Warehouse Oo.
L'hold ■ f 6s 1949 w w—.FAA
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp—
1st M s f 6a 1952
JAJ
Penn Greyhound Lines, Inc—
5)4% notes 1932-1935——AAO
Phila A Read O A I 5s 1973..JAJ
Conv deb 6s 1949
MAS
45
39
Parmelee Transportation Co—
S f conv deb 6s 1944——..AAO
Pierce OU 8s Dee 151931—JAD15
Pine Hill Collieries 1st 6s 1942—.
41
§5"
41)4
43
82
85
95
.97
67
41)4
67)4
4154
54)4
56
....
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/
15"
lOO"
99
ft*
40
88)4
Pittsburgh Coal Oo—
Sinking fund deb 6s 1949.F&A
78
80
50
Pittsburgh Screw A Bolt Corp—
Deb » f g 5)4* 1947
JAD
60
70
-FAA
80
84
s
f 6s 1948—
60
JAJ
80
Port Alfred Pulp A Paper Corp—
1st M s f 5)4« 1957 ser A.MAN
Port Arthur Canal A Dock—
1st 0a 1953 ser A
FAA
1st M 6s 1953 series B
FAA
Porto Kican Amer Tobacco—
Conv 6s 1942
JAJ
Potrero Sugar 7s 1947-MAN15
Without warrants
....
85
r
79)
79
35
38)4
"5"
12
JAJ
68
50
75
53
Procter A Gamble 4)4sl947
97)4
98 H
Provincial Bank of Westphalia
6s 1933.
Prudential itefg 1st 034« '43. JAD
85
95
5
T
Pressed Steel Oar 6s 1933
Protestant Church of
Germany—
734* 1946
4
1
4
AAO
1
3
72
73
66
73
86
75
90
97
S f conv deb 6s 1944
88
5.75
5.75
7%
5.50%
5.50%
AAO
Reliance Mgt Oorp5s 1954—FAA
Remington Arms 0a 1937—-MAN
534% notes 1933
MAS
Remington Rand, Inc—
Deb 534* 1947 with warr.MAN
Republic Brass 1st 0s 1948-JAJ
Repub Gas Oo (formerly Saxet Oo)
1st lien cnll 6s 1945
J&D15
Certificates of deposit
Republic iron A 8t*l os 1940 AAO
Ref A gen 534* '53 ser A..JAJ
Republic Motor Truck Co, Ino—
Deb 6)4* 1937 with war..JAJ
Revere Copper A Brass—
1st inc 6s July '48 ser A—MA
Reynolds Invest 5s 1948
Rheineibe Union 7s
1946
JAJ
Rhlne-Maln-Danube 7s 1950 MAS
Richfield Oil of California
Col tr 0s 1944 ser A
MAN
Ctfs of deposit
Rlma Steel Corp 1st s f 7s '55 FAA
6454
7454
71
z¥x
78
44
45
14)4
14
80
58)4
60)4
30
35
56
24
25
70
27
29
39)4
41)4
14
118
16)4
32)4
38
Rlordon Pulp A Paper Ltd—
1st 6« June 80 1942
JAD30
Recti A Pitts O A I 5s *48—MAN
Rocky Mtn Fuel 5s 1943
Rogers-Brown Iron 5s *32-'40-JAJ
Gen A Ref 7s 1942
—MAN
1454
s
65"
70
40
82
Stamped..
95
I
62)4
64
r
r
10134
44
.....
—
Toll—
I
if
78
82
85
92
90
>
75
Pan-Amer Petrol A
Radio-Keith-Orpheum Corp—
Part pd ctfs (for 6% deb and
75
common stock) 50% paidRailway Express Agency inc—
Serial 5s '32-'38 (s-a)
MAS
60"
Series 5s *39-'49 (s-a)
MAS
Reliance Bronze A Steel Corp—
76
C oppers Gas A Coke Oo—
r
65
72
65"
50
56
45
30
40
67
63)4
10-yr 5)4% • f notes "37—FAA
10-yr s f 5)4 % notes '40-MAS
Purity Bakeries 5s 1948.....JAJ
Quaker City Tank Line—
5Hs 1932-1938.
76)4
New Niquero Sugar 7s 1932
New River Oo 1st 6s 1934—
80
86
JLUOO
Pacific Western Oil Go—
S f deb 634* 1943 with warMAN
Chase Nat Bank ctfs dep
7o gold notes 1930.
Pure Oil Co—
5::
,
MAN
National Theatre 634> 1942
/
National Trade Journals Inc—
80
4554
MAAXUf
14
90
Kimberly-Clark Corp—
1st mtge 581943
36
Empire Tr certificates dep..
Bankers Tr certificates dep
XVf
75
75
36
20
....... ........... —
9
Kentucky Rock Asphalt—
unjjBtuuo
94)4
33
FAA
National Steel Corp—
1st s f 5s 1956
National Tea 5s 1935
50
34
Punta Alegre Bug s f 7s 1937 JAJ
Oomm'l Nat Bank ctf dep...
89)4
f 634s 1947
53
51
54
Price Bros A Oo 1st 6s '43 A.FAA
-
75
85
50
61)4
7J"
78
50)4
20
49
u
U
Murray Body 1st 6)4s 1934. J AD
Namm (A I) A Son—See Mfrs Tr Co"""
Nassau (Ger) Landbank 634s 1938
s
57%
49
1834
Exp Eq—See So Pacific Oo.
6534
Pacific Invest deb 5s 1948
JAJ
1st gold 5s 1957 op
Poor A Oo 08 1939
40)4
warr
22""
5634
Pittsburgh-Westmoreland Coal
Steamship Line—
Deb 6?4s 1937
98)4
1st i f g 5s 1947 opt......MAN
Pocahontas Oonsol Collieries—
95
77 H
Secured 6s 19371———JAJ
r
20"'
86
Pao Fruit
Pitts Steel
(Societa Gen
Ind
Minerarla, Italy)deb 7* *37 JAJ
76
72
18)4
im\j
3854
6
N Y Dock Co—1st g 4s *61-]
15""
65)4
If*
Montecatlnl
Without warrants
Morris A Co 1st s f 434> '39-JAJ
Mtge-Bond Oo 4s ser 2 '68.AAO
18
PiUsbury Flour Mills 6s 1943 AAO
Pirelli Co of Italy con 7a '52MAN
Plttsb Brewing 6s Feb 4 '49—JAJ
6
New Eng Na
av—SeeN YNHAH RR.
s
ilH
24
82
Phillips Petroleum Oo—
Sink fund deb 5Ha 1939-JAD
Pick (Albert) A Oo deb 0s *36 JAJ
Pierce Butler A Pierce 0)4« '43—
27
45)4
65
75
muw
80
Newberry (J
64
"6)4
6
78
Mfrs Tr Co ctfs of partic in A
Namm A Son 6s 1943
JAD
Marlon Steam Shovel—
Kapetnna Service Corp-—
Sink fund 7s 1938
MAI
Karstadt (Rudolph) Inc—
Muuau
100
100
97
Mansfield MinASmelt 7s '41 (ww)
Manufacturers'Finance Oo—
Col tr 6% notes 1935
AAO
Munson
JAD
——
...
Ontario Steel Products—
1st s f 6s 1943
JAJ2
Oregon-Am Lumber 6s 1942AAO
Oriental Devel Oo Ltd—
Extl deb 6s 1953
..MAS 15
Extl deb 534* 1958
MAN
Osgood Co deb g 6s 1938-i—JAD
Oswego Falls Cora 6s 1941—
Otis Steel 1st 6s 1941 ser A.MAS
Pacific Coast Co g 5s 1946—JAD
321
86 H
6% conv notes 1938
MAN
Certificates of deposit
Nat Union Mtge 6s 1946—.
99
uo
102
106)4
.....
Journal of Commerce 6H> 1937—
117
10554
Magnolia Petrol
Deb 434s 1933
FAA
Deb 434 s 1934
FAA
Deb 434s 1935
.FAA
Manatl Sugar 1st 734a '42..AAO
1
Stpd Oct 1931 coupon
Deb
1st M coll trust 6s 1941..AAC
international Paper—
v
B
Ask.
20
r 100
r loo
r 100
Palmer Corp of La 1st 0s1948J AD
Pan Amer Indus Corp
1st 7* 1937 with com—.......
Pan Amer Petrol Oo (of Calif)—
1st conv s f 6s 1940
J&D15
xP1A-
lard (P) Co g 7s 1944..AAO
ins Steel 1st M g 8s '40 MAN
Deb 6s
92)4
42)4
39)4
23
8554
With warrants..
Independent Oil A Gas—
■
1
101
1st mtge s f 6s 1947
....
I
1
11554
/
JU
40
0t11011111yi£tvli
Certificates of deposit.
6s with war for Am shs—JAJ
Hartford Times 6s 1943 .....
Hawaiian Pineapple Co Ltd—■
■
84
■
20
54
16
6%notes'33MAS
10-yr 6s 1939 with
40
40
"r
Gulf States Steel deb 6
11
83
83
Great Lakes Paper Co Ltd—
1st s f 6s 1950 ser A—---MAS /
GreyhoundOorp
10)4
Deb g 5 Ha 1942
AAO
ehigh Coal A Nav fund 4s '48 JAJ
Cons s f g 4)48 1954.....JAJ
Cons s f 4%a 1954 ser 0.. JAJ
ehlgh Valley Coal—
1st 5s gold guar 1933—
JAJ
1st
40-year guar Int red to
,
7s Oct 15 1945---A&015
Goodrich (B P) 1st 6 )4* 1947Deb g 6s 1945——
Goodyear Tire & Rubber—
1st mtge coll tr 5s 1957—MAN
S f g
Bid.
Series O........
Old Ben Coal 1st 6s 1944
FAA
Oneida Community Ltd—
S f 634 % notes 1939 with w JAJ
46
warr.MAN
Nitrate Oo—
1st conv 6s 1954 with war..JAJ
Uautaro
/Awrence Portland Cement Co-
Cable 7s 1945-German Bldg 3c LandBk 6)4s 1948
G esfurel—See Public Utilities
German Atlantic
bonds*
O'Gara Coal 6s '55 op aft'08 MAS
Series
Bryant Inc—
8 f deb 6s 1940 with
dU
Ogilvle Flour Mills 6s '32
let A coll tr gold 6« 1944.. JAD
Gen Theat Eq deb 6s 1940-A&O
Gen Vending 6s 1937 w w...FAA
AMil
MAtVtA
Bonds.
....
mm
BONDS
(M
Ask.
Bid.
Bonds.
Aifr./I
"f" And Income and defaulted
HOTIOI.-
25
35
Canadian prices,
t
Sale price,
su
f
Minimum price established on Montreal
INDUSTRIAL
&
Bid.
Bonds.
—
90"'
20
74
40
25
21H
23H
66
_
30
awv
J&J
Ryerson (Joseph T) 4c Sous—
Sink fund deb 6a 1943
M&N
St. Joseph Lead Go—
Oonv deb 5Hs 1941
St Lauia Gaa & Ooke Oorp—
1st M a f 6 s 1947
J&D
St Louis Refrig & Gold Storage—
6sl942
St Maurice Valley Oorp—
79
82
15
16
90
80
1st extl a f 7s 1946
F&A
Gen & ret 6Xa 1951——M&N
iW
45
50
87
Guar sif 6Hs 1946 ser B. A&O
60
fcrfppa (R W) deb 5Hn 1943 F&A
Scufifn
60
34
Steel 1st 6s 1941
A&O
Securities Oo N Y 4s con«..M&8
_
P
36
50
61
66
50~"
40
S^nrlty Mtge 6a Sept 1 '45 ser B
6% bonds Apr 1 1946 ser F
Seneca Copper 7s 1933
Sorrel Oorp (new) 6s 1948
Sharon Steel Hoop—
5Hs 1948 ser A
F&A
53
53
lo""
5
66 H
73H
36
38
58
58
59 X
Deb a f 5a 1947
M&N
gob s f 6s 1949 with warr.A&O
59X
Shell Pipe Line Oorp—
62
JDebsf 6a 1952
Sheridan-Wyoming Goal
M&N
Go—
1st. f 6s 1947—
„„J&J
Shults Bread 1st 6s 1940—-M&S
..
1
65
i
i
i
i
OS ICO
Siemans&Halske 10-^78*35—J&J
Siemens & Hal-Siem-Schuck—
Deb g a f 6Hs'51with warM&S
1
1
98""
59
gkeUv OH deb 6X» 1939—M&S
59
101 %
88X
89
97
95
69H
101H
J&D
55
60
6% conv gold notes 1932. M&N
30
32
25
101
65
30
94
75
40
6% gold notes 1942
M&S
Southern Advance Bag & Paper—
84H
1st s f 6s 1947J&D
Southern United Ice Oo—
6s 1947 with warr
...A&O
52
„
85
54
A&O
Spruce Falls Power & Pap, Ltd—
80
(s-a)—A&O
Staler (A E) Mfg 1st 6s '42.M&S
Stand Oil (N J)deb 5s Nov 151946
Stand OH N Y deb 4«s,61 J&D15
Stand TextOe Prod 6 Ha *42 M&S
Btarrett Invest sec 6s I960..A&O
Steel Oo of Can 6s 1940...
J&J
Steel & Tubes deb 6a 1943..M&S
Stlnnes (Hugo) Oorp—
Gen 7s *36 (without war).A&O
Stlnnes (Hugo) Industries—
Deb 7s 46 (without war.)A&O
Strauss (Nathan) Inc 6s 1938
65
90
68
101X
55X
76X
75"
77X
22H
95X
95X
90
97X
95
75
78
99
90
99H
99 H
102 H
91X
27
28 X
23
24
70
72
49 H
52 X
Strawbridge & Clothier—
M&S
Titusville—
1st
100H
17H
19H
89
65"
70"
34
35
Nominal,
r
42
10
—-
21
22
99 X
99X
55"
58 H
10
10
10
18"
65
12
3X
2X
5
2H
6
2X
2X
55
60
89X
90
84
84H
64
64
10
14
52"
IIO
•
•
.
t.
88
91
68 X
70
67
_
J&J
.A&O
65X
Exch—1,3758100.000
NY Cotton Exch—
N Y Oof & Bug Ex.
N Y Curb Exch__Baltimore Stk Exch
Boston Stock Exch.
Buffalo Stk Exch..
66"
40 X
42
26X
32
27
28
30
Kan City (Bd of Tr)
Los Ang Stock Exch
29
Los Angeles Ourb Ex
27"
35"
LoulsviHe Stk Exch
aMUw Grain & Stk
Minn Oh of Comm.
Minn-St P Stk Ex.
20"
nx
Valvoline Oil 7s 1937
..M&N
Vanadium Oorp. of Amer.—
Oonv deb 5s 1941
.A&O
Van Camp Pack.—6s 1948
Van Slyke & Horton 7s 1938—
Vertlentea Sugar lat 7s 1942.J&D
Victor Fuel 1st s f g 5s 1663..J&J
Va Iron Goal & Ooke 6a '49.M&S
19H
Montreal Stock Ex.
15
New Orl Cotton Ex
New Orl Stock Ex.
56
450
344
550
87
139
36
,1.600
14.500
4,000
30,500
A
rOmaha Stock Ex
.
217
74
88
29
284
650
62
66
600
70
28
600
92
4
10
48
6
22
5,750
130
1.250
17H
85"
24
90
25
1,250
500
30.000
2,500
750
206
Plttsb Stock Exch.
ePortl'd Stk&Bd Ex
115
19
St Louts Exchange.
Salt Lake Stock Ex.
San Fran Stk Ex...
60
2,000
cl.000
15.000
500
3",500
San Fran Ourb Ex.
20
20
6,600
4,000
8.500
5.000
Phlla Stock Exch..
45
1,400
3,606
9.000
Chicago Bd of Tr—1.592
6.700
Chicago Stock Exch u470
u4,000
Cincinnati Stk Ex..
50
12.000
Cleveland Stk Exch
41
1,600
Columbus Stk & B.
12
500
Denver Stock Exch.
19
to Detroit Stock Ex
90 tol0.500
Ft Worth Gr & Got
66
f 1,000
Hartford Stk Exch.
20
t3,500
65"
Universal Pipe & Rad 6s '36-J&D
Universal Winding Oo 7« '87-J&J
Commerce ofn
Milwaukee changed Its
fcDast sale,
34
63
No. Last Sale
N Y Stock
Seattle Stock Exchl
Seattle Ourb & M.f
Toronto Stock Exch
Washington Stk Ex
(Wheeling Stock Ex
Winnipeg Gr Exch.
wmb0£
__
F&A
f 5s 1978 ser A
N Y Produce Excb.l ,577
83H
M&S
m ■
15
Esch-Dudelange a f 7s '61. A&O
United Stores Realty 6s'42.A&0
J&D16
J&J
a
1st m 6s 1970 ser B
6Hs 1947 with warrants— J&J
United Steel Wks of Burbach
Without warrants
Ward Baking6s 1937
WarnerBrosPict 6a 1939
0H% notes 1934
Youngst 8h & Tube—
100
19
—
loix
33
37
60
EXCHANGE SEATS.
8
84
Walworth Oo 1st 6a 1945—A&O
Deb 6Hs'35 ser A with war A&O
26
Wilson & Oo Is* 6s 1941
A&O
Winch Repeat Arms 7 Hs *41 .A&O /
Certificates of deposit —..... /
Wither bee Sherman 6s 1944-....
Wood (Alan) Ir & St 6s 1944
Woodward Iron 6s 1962
YeUow Mfg Accept Oorp—
20
J&J
serial notes 1932
M&S
serial notes 1933—M&S
aerial notes 1934—M&S
aerial notes 1936—M&S
serial notes 1936—M&S
serial notes 1937
M&S
ser la notes 1938—M&S
6H % serial notes 1939
M&S
6X% serial notes 1940—M&S
3-yr 6% notes 1933——.J&D
Deb » f 6s 1940
M&N
Wlckw Spencer Steel 7s *85— J&J f
Certificates of deposit—— f
Wlckwlre Spencer Steel Oo—
Pr lien & coll 7s Jan 1935-M&N
Certificates of deposit——— f
Wieboldt (W. A.) & do. 5Xa *89.
Willys-Overland 1st 6Hi *83 M&S
16
6H%
6X%
6 X%
6 X%
6H %
6H%
6X %
914
10
_
17
USA British Interna t Ltd—
Deb g 5» 1948——
..M&N
U S Printing 6% notes *35—A&O
U S Radiator deb 6s 1938—F&A
U S Robber—
1944..——F&A
White Eagle OU & Ref Oo—
S f deb 6Hs 1937
M&S15
Without warrants..
Wheeling steel Oorp—
lst&refsf 5Hs 1948 ser A. J&J
1st & ref s f 4X& '63 ser B.A&O
White Sew M 6s '36 with W— J&J
Without warrants
-----
(Germany)—
F6Hs 1951 with warr.J&D
O
—
29
103
Western Elec deb 6s 1944—A&O
Western Newspaper Union—
Oonv deb 6s
53"
97"
55
22 H
Feb 1 1935 Ser O A&O
70
a
10-yr deb 7s 1935 ex-warr M&N
Ulen & Oo deb 6a 1944
F&A
Union Gulf Oorp—
OoUtrsf 5sl950
J&J
Union OO Oo of California—
6a May 1 1942 Ser A
F&A
Valspar Oorp.conv.deb 6s'40 F&A
24
24
r
♦.
75
59
Deb 6a 1945
A&O
Union Refg Tr Eq 5s 1932-1940..
On T'k Oar eq 4Hs '32-,36-A&0
United Biscuit of Am 6s '42.M&N
United Drug5s 1953
M&S15
6a 1932
A&O
6a 1933..—
A&O
Unit OU Prod 8a '31 ctf dep J&J25
United Industrial 1st 6s 1945. J&D
M&S
5H% notes 1937
M&S
Webster O&O 1st g 5s '42 ou M&S
W Va Goal & Oo 1st 6s 1950-J&J /
/
Otfs of deposit
——
26
1953—M&N15
1st & ref 6s 1947 Ser A
Solvay Amer Inrest Oorp—
Btruthers Wells
QHa 1943—
20
100
92
64 H
s
Stpd (July 1930 coup on) 1939. /
Warren Bros Oo—
Oonv s f deb 6s 1941
Series
Smith (A O) Oorp 6Ms '33,M&N
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills Ltd
f 6s 1948
90X
United Steel Works
96 H
s
89X
21
5
a.
1st
90
f 6s 1940.M&N
Oonv deb 6Hs
Trumbull Steel
38
1<tar &H8 J038 ,er A
J&J
Sinclair Pipe Line s f 6s '42—A&O
5Hs 1932-43
89
Oo—
Deb 6Ks 1941
—M&N
United Porto Rlcan Sugar Oo
6X % notes'37 A with war M&S
United Steamship 6a 1937..M&N
92 X
m
Goal
38
1st 1 coll 7s ser A 1937.M&S16
1st Hen coll 6H«'38 ser B.J&D
Sinclair Crude Oil Purch Co—
6«s 1938
B—M&S
Texas Oorp deb 6s 1944
A&O
Thermold Oo 6% notes 1934-F&A
Tob Prod 6Ms 2022—...
rraylor Bng & Mfg 8s 1936——..
Trl-Utilltles Oorp—
Oonv deb 5s 1979
M&8
Truax-Traer
65
65
Without warrants—,
28X
Oonv deb 6s 1939..
M&S
102
Warner Sugar Ref 7s 1941—J&D
—
Warner Sugar Oorp 1st 7* *39 J&J 1
/•::::
1941 -A&O
Oonv deb 6s 1944 ser
47
Simmons Oo 6a Nor. 1 1944
Sinclair Oons Oil Oorp—
}•<; i f 5Ha 1953 A
1951—J&J
33
war A&O
Snider Packing Corporation
Tenn Coal I & RR 6a
Tenn Oop & Ohem 6s
'
Oorp—
1st
Taylor-Wharton I & S 6s '42M&S
1st & ret 7 Ha 1946 Ser A..J&J
Teita (Leonard). Inc—
7Ha, 1946. with warrant
36H
45
Sgesian-Am Oorp 7a 1941..F&A
Silica Gel
„
note July 1 1934——J&J
Line 6s 1940
Susquehanna Silk Mills—
8 f deb 5s 1938
J&D
Swift & Oo 1st s f g 6s *44—-J&J
10-yr 5% notes 1940—M&S
5%
S f g 5s
§K®ff!£d«8te&A$B *948—M&S
Shell Union Oil Oorp—
~
4X
Warner-Quinlan Oo—
Without warrants
40""
26H
28X
34X
5% gu notes July 16 ^S-J&J 15
Schulco Co 6Ha 1946J&J
5 yr 6% notes'32 with
IX
M&S
1st M serial fls 1932-1942.M&S
Sun Maid Raisin 6 Ha 1942-—Sun OU deb s f 5Hs 1939—M&S
r
JAft®®11
■ fAHa'67, B M&S
LBky Mt & P 6s '66 stpd.J&J
St. Regta Pap 6 Ha ,32-*34—J&D
Santa AntfRug 8a 1931
A&O f
Saxon Pubwas (Germany)—
M
Sugar Estates of Orients—
1st sf 7s 1942
Bid.
Bonds.
Warner Oo 1st 6s 1944——A&O
With warrants.....
Sun Pipe
St
^
Ask,
Sugar Pine Lumber Oo—
Ruhr UUemicai 6s 1948
Ruhr Housing 6 Ha 1968
»
Bid.
Stuti Motor Oar 7 Ha 1937- A&O
m.
86""
Root Glass Co, 1st 6s
Royal Dutch Co—
Deb 4a 1046 with warr
Rueping (F) Leather 6s.
where marked Mf" and income and defaulted bonds.
Bonds.
Ask,
mmm.
85
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
NOTIOB.—All bond prices are "and interest" except
61
75
2*660
300
t—
..
94
25,000
62
40
20,000
1,500
11.000
8,250
13
465
8.250
name on Jube 10 1931 to Milwaukee Grain & Stock Exchange, b Basis. / This price Includes
s Sale price,
u For new membership.
Last sale of old membership, 8110,000.
The
Canadian prices,
r^.Chicago Stock Exchange increased ohe number of members from 235 to 470, a 100% membership dividend being declared, each present
1^2
d ie1!
P* ,e Curb membershlpg not included, tr Detroit Stock Exchange declared a 100% membership dividend, inn#i5?Di£?1M^Pomr^5 ^ 90-^Pr®?e"t
ex-thi*. 100% dividend, f Sale Jan. 20 1931. t Price for combination membership in San Francisco
and 8an Francisco Curb Exchange. § Prices of Wheeling Stock Exchange memberships are fixed. No open market. Original price 8250,
n^0°a^va?UMembership of Ft. Worth Grain & Cotton Exch. is limited to 90. Exchange buys certifs. in order at 8850 when funds are
®tlock Exchange voted Dec. 27 1930 to liquilate and dissolve, t Portland Stock & Bond Exch. tempoarrily suspended on Feb. 1 1931.
Last sale above given is previous to
k
ni
nnn
«
.
suspension.
Industrial and Miscellaneous Stocks
Stocks.
Per
Stocks*
Ask.
Bid.
TEXTILE MFG.
STOCKS.
150"
Print—J
Am Linen (Fall R)J
American Mfg—100
15""
15""
44
100
Amoskeag Mfg
Amoekeag Oo pref__
Aiudroicog M (Me) J
Appleton Co (Mass)!
Arlington M (Masa)J
Assoc Textile Cos.-t
54
35*
35*
26"
35"
25*
iS*
Mfg (FR)J
Beacon Mfg, (NB)_J
Preferred
100
Berkshire
Fine
Spinning Oo—(t)
7% cum pref..l00
Blgef-Sanf Oarp't
t
Preferred
.100
Boone (Daniel)
15
M
"3"
(Mass)
>n
_
.
..
.
70"
•
"3""
2
Whitman
"4""
Preferred
Wiimsb's Mills pf 100
York Mfg (Me).100
M
1
Dartmouth Mfg
Oori
1?*
75*
Preferred.
675*
225*
70
Preferred
Preferred
"ji
wwuwai
Soonold M (N BJ—
Preferred
4
75*
Per
100
A..
45"
53 &
5I5*
so"
.
26"
4
"v
25*
Ipswich Mills
1Q(
Preferred
10(
KUburn M (N B)__ J
King Philip M (FR)
Aancas't M (Mass).
"5"
97"
35
i§(
101
50
55
Mass Outt Mills. 10i
MerchMfg iFB).. 1*
"8""
Merrimack Mfg
5
27
*jarDeii_(i
32""
'mrnmmm
io
4
10
30
1
2
Nashawena
55*
65*
M*"7l0
315*
175*
42
Fire
10
115
....
Naumkeag (Mass)'
13
15"
it
Newmarket Mfg
Co (NH)...„io
Nonquitt M(NB)
Nyanza M
10u
Osborn Mills
(FR).l
Otis Co
Pac Mills (Mass) 100
39"
75*
Pamaquld M
20
Pepperell Mfg (Mejl
Pierce Mfg (NB)J
Pilgrim Mills
....
45"
8
10
40
Fire
10
(Fire)
10
it*
Insp & Ins
130
70
National
Phoenix
56
42
25
27
..10
Lincoln Nat Life. .10
Travelers'
100
15
25
45
48
15
55
65"
13
40
20
50
600
66
70
West Coast Life
Washington.
100
275
150
20
30
40
145*
15
Fireman's
Union
National
5
MARINE INSUR
ANCE SCRIP.
Per
f
/
/
cent
101
98
98
97
101
101
MINING STOCKS.
Juneau
Gold
Zinc
10
25
Lead
140
25
Preferred
25
AnacondaOopMIn 50
Andes Copper M.(t)
Milwaukee.
....
N W National.....
Old Line Life
155*
15
A
11
nx
Arcadian
80
90
20
Arizona Globe Oop_l
Bonanza Dev Co.10
225*
65*
45*
25*
5c.
Arizona Oom'cial—5
195*
25*
19
Wisconsin Nat Life-
Cons
25
15c.
Bunker Hill
ASullIvahM&O 10
Vot. tr. ctfs
Minneapolis.
60
Nor'west F & M
—
19
Butte
52
20
57
25
Newark.
Callahan
American
75
Firemen's
68
68
40
35
Marlon Mfg NO 100
Marlboro O M (SO) J
Mills Mills pref
J
65
6
40
Ins
10
84
13'
65
18
60
23
400
20"
Norris Cot Mills
Orr Cot M (8 C).100
30
10
13 H
16
New York.
American Alliance.
.
Amer
Equit com
6
Amer Reserve..-.10
Bankers A Ship..25
City of New York 100
Continental
..10
Fidelity-Phenlx
10
Globe A RutgerB.100
14
95*
15
125
21*
.10
50
1354
30
40
Hanover
I10
Home..
10
195*
17 5*
110"
52"
16
4
47
20c.
2
25c.
5c.
15
De Beers Cong M
}?*
Dome Mines.... (t)
East Butte
'
95*
Federal M A Sm.ldi)
Preferred
100
20""
35""
25
50
65
Great American
Hamilton
Pickens Cot Mills
Piedmont Mfg (8 C)J
OressonOonGMAMl
Crown Reserve
1
Stamped
30
Phillips Buttorff M.J
56 J*
Davis-Daly Copper 1
25"
120"
52
Cop Range Con. 100
Pan Amer Life
56
Pelham
90?
Lead & ZInc_20
Con Mln A Smelt..25
52
20
85*
115*
25
25
6
Mining
Oonsol Copper
Con
New Orleans.
90
50
21
X
1
t
Chile Copper..
Cliff
Security
5*
X
Metals...
Oerro de Pasco..
New Haven.
IV
1
Zinc-Lead
10
Carnegie
50
Lancaster O M
10
Lane Cotton Mills
LaurensO M (SO) J
Limestone O AM
22
Calumet A Hecla.25
OX
95*
73
61
...5
—10
24
173
10
Sup
Oo
60
..
20
Cop A Z Co 5
Butte A
...
6% preferred.
2.50
38
2.95
(Los Angeles)
Smelting
Liberty
50
Loulsvllle^FlreA Mar
13
40
MIUs
Poe. F W. Mfg (SO)J
Stiverslde A Dan Rlv
125*
355*
45
Pacific Mutual Life,
Mining—..
Algomah
i Firemen's
25
Panola
80
25
11
Amer
40
Cotton Mill
Ol Apref(par 52 5*)
Mills
40
21
Adventure Oons—25
Ahumada Lead Oo.l
Louisville.
35
Gossett Mills
Grantevdle Mfg .100
25
38
44
Alaska
Am Central Life. .50
!
15
275*
470
Indianapolis.
40
60
Pocasset Mfg (FR)V
25"
450"
25
45
Pacolet Mfg (8 O)—1
Preferred
100
10*
41
55
36
119
1929—
38
75
13
Monarch OM(80il
Musgrove Mills
Newberry O M (80)1
Ninety-Six MIUs
109
Atlantic Mutual—
10
69
9
36""
Quissett Mills (NB),
Preferred..
ioo
46
A
....10
Surety
Aetna Life..
Conn Gen
45
33""
245*
165*
44
365*
Aetna Casualty
Gainesvllle Cot Mills
Glen wood Mills
35
5
40
Life Insurance.
100
15
Preferred
225*
w*
38
90
Moilohon Mfg pref..
"15*
10
Harcf Steam Boll
46
52
6
25
American
Automobile Ins.—10
45
Preferred:
Judson Mills A..100
Preferred B...100
8
11
10
w
Corcoran ........60
Aetna
Hartford
King (J P) Mfg (Ga^ I
1<
29 5*
39"
40
inman
Narragansett Mills
Preferred
(Fire)——10
Hartford.
39"
mission Co pfd
Industrial O M pref.
5
Cent States Life
Springfield,M&bs.
100
15
20
Greenw'dO M(S O).
Grendel Mills
Preferred
20
Hamrlck Mills
55
Sprlngf Fire A M.25
Oamden Fire
10
Kartsvllle Cot Mills
Hunter Mfg A Com
Mt V.Wood Mills
140
29
135*
Gluck
16"
27
350
12 5*
62
60
Gaffney Mfg (S 0)._
13""
320
130
Camden.
40
68
~7"
Florence Mills
7 % preferred
55
Virginia F A M—25
Deposited stock-.
Calif-West State Life
Firemen's Fund-100
10 5*
Brooklyn—See N Y
70
10
35
Preferred
Lockwood Oo (Me).
Luther Mfg (F B>..
Manomet M (N BJ_
4
Ban Francisco.
3
20
Eagle A Phenlx.100
Easley Cot M, pref
Enterprise Mfg(Ga)
12
40
Home Fire A Marine
......100
Oolum Nat Lifo.100
Mass Bonding
25
600
125
Preferred
Clifton Mfg (S 0)100
Olinton Cotton MUis
7
4
Life.....50
26
8t» Paul* Minn*
Boston
60
Oowpens Mills
Dallas Mfg (Ala).100
Oarl'g'n Mfg (8 C)_J
Drayton Mills...100
Dunnean Mills..100
4
245*
Occidental
25
Ohiquola Mfg..
28""
1930
1
10
(t)
Bt. Louis.
20
Boston.
20
Oh Ob nee Mills
"35*
4
Richmond.
50
Oolumbus Mfg (Ga)
Oonverse (D E)_100
*
Hill Mfg Co (Me)Holmes Mfg (NB)..
Preferred
loi
Hoosac Cot Mills pf |
.....
25
r
4
10
35*
Providence.
Prov Wash'ton.. 100
Fidelity A Guaranty
Fire Corp
10
share.
15
7% preferred.....
"15*
34
Harmony Mills pf__.
Hathaway Mfg (NB) Ji
ou
25*
St. Paul F A M
□had wick-Hoskins26
A iBiwr
10
Merchants
Baltimore.
Baltimore American
Jalhoun Mills.....
Cannon Mills
(t,
xreierrea
Victory
10
Guaranty
Penmans.Ltd com(t)
Proferred
100
5
Baaumont Mfg
255*
Preferred........
*»unc« jf'm
105
INSURANCE
STOCKS.
Class B
(Bait)
Preferred
96
Mo State
500"
Bibb Mfg
Brandon Corp
n M.
4
3
Life—
Continental Life..10
65*
.
Avondale MIUs
Simond M (Mi
▼erett M (H
Preferred
10
100
J
100
Preferred
Montreal Cottons
Arkwrlght Mills....
Belton Mills (SO)—
Preferred
2
V-U
Lawton Mills
Reliance
Rhode Island....(t)
Ltd.-J
Cottons,Ltd.100
Preferred
100
Domln Text. Ltd- (t)
Abbeville C M (SO)
Edwards Mfg (
„
Phila
Canadian Mills.
(NB).i
Anderson O M (SO)..
Arcade Cotton Mills
Arcadia Mills...100
7
8
6
15
100
75"
Southern Mills.
*
37
5
Casualty—10
40
□an
Wamsutta M (N B) I
Weetamoe M (FR) J
Westfleld Mfg com.
50"
sS8
Philadelphia.
38
80
Oan Convert,
Utlca Steam & Moh
Val Cot
I
35"
*
22
Mfrs
_
40~"
Gt Falls Mfg (N H) i
Grinned Mfg (N B).
Hamllt W (Mass)..
80
Mfg.100
West Point Mfg. 100
Whitney Mfg (SO) J
Woodslde Cot M.100
Preferred
100
100
100
12
40
21
205*
60
pf
Wallace Mfg Co——
Mills
Pr eferr ed
"2" ;•
16""
20
10
60
100
Oot'n & Wool'n
UticaKnit Oo
16
13
10
States
Puritan
•oy
...
wMb*AV
T
t
Preferred
J
15"
500
Union Cot Mf (FR) J
100
ixlUlM ID
"75*
115*
60
Fire Association..10
Ins Oo of N A
10
17
95
Ware Shoals
"§
3
14
88
11
Bourne MUis (FR)_J
Bristol Mfg (NB)—J
City Mfg Oo (NB)..
Conn M com A...
Common B_.
Preferred
30
Mfg (FR)
Boss Mfg com
400
Boston Mfg pref.100
Cameron Mills
Charlton Mills
...
___
13
.100
100
Cotton
(Utlca)
share
11
Stuyvesant ......25
UDlted
Westchester
Spartan Mills (SO) J
Union-Buffalo Mills.
1st pref
...100
2d pref
......100
Vlctor-Monag Co—J
Preferred
-100
27
70
Boott Mills (Mass).
Border O Mfg (FR).
Brookslde CJ.M
Cabot Mfg
Co
Ask
Per
25
10
Process common—
...100
kenandoah
Pacific Fire
40
& Print Wks com.
Preferred ........
Preferred
Stocking
Mid (FK)-100
Bid.
Par
New York (Cone.)
North River
25
Rossla Ins.......10
Southern Franklin—
68
Woolen Mills
25
Booth Mfg (N B)_J
Preferred.
Preferred.
haw
hove
9
15
Southern Worsted
'
'-■u2v;i
35
27
100
common
6
15
95
24
tiawmut Cot Mills
14
8
ll
100
tiarp Mfg (N B)___J
Preferred.
100
10
Bates Mfg (Me) .100
wwuou
100
ilmon Falls Mfg
Co (N H)
100
vFR)
t
Preferred
Barnard
160'"
share.
Sibley Mfg (Ga).100
Southern
Bleachery
100
(F R)
Arcadia M
Algonquin
Per
Saxon Mills
R)
Mfg
igamore
Btooks.
Ask.
Bid
Par
Stocks.
Ask.
share.
•*
par
Preferred
Bid.
Per
Co (F
Horth. Mills.
Par
ihare.
230
135
20
22
240
145*
150
205*
185*
Home Fire Securs.10
-
10
First National
Cop ($3.75 pd)—6
Franklin
25
Golden Centre
Goldfield
2c.
50c.
15c.
8
5
105*
Oonsol
Mines.....
12c.
8c.
1
Granby Cons MSA
Power
55
58
20
Knickerbocker
"45*
Granlte-BI-Metalllc
10
Merchants Fire Asso
9
10
(St Louis)
10
Greene-Cananea.100
7
50
Common
10
National LIberty..5
New York
5
Northern
25
21
23
Guanajuato Cons..5
5
45*
...100
.....
Lincoln
"§5*
4
6
38
4!
7
42
Hancock
Cons...20
Hardy Coal...
1
Hecla Mining...25c
13*"
Yoc".
40c".
1
COI
35*
'
:
*
In liquidation,
k Last sale.
$1,000.
stock.
X
a
Purchaser also pays accrued dividend.
6 Assessment paid,
m First installment paid,
n Nominal.
0
u Ex-rights,
r Ex-stock dividend,
t Without par value,
I Par value $100.
Ex-dividend,
changes-
c Par value $700.
d Price per share, not per cent,
h Par value
Ex-liquldating dividend,
r Canadian price,
s Sale price,
t New
z Minimum price established on Montreal and Toronto stock s*~
INDUSTRIAL
Stocka.
Bid.
Par
Stocka
Ask.
r
10
4.95
125
i
20
Cap Copper. 10
Island Creek Ooal.l
Preferred
1
Isle Royale Cop..25
Jerome
Verde
2^.
x
sin
28X
La Salle Copper..25
30c.
6
2M
Casualty (Bait) 10
60c.
Northeast Surety—
RET Ins( Wash) 100
11M
14 M
2%
95c.
6
15
26
1
Title Gu
90c.
6M
15
2%
1.10
lMc.
3c.
2
42 M
(t)
North Butte
15
North Lake
§6
North Star Mines .10
Ohio Copper
..10
75c.
INDUSTRIAL AND
MISCELLANEOUS
7%
1%
7% preferred. .100
6% pref
.100 ;'■> 6
17 X
Abraham 8c Straus _t
93
7 % preferred
100
.
Acme Steel
25
Adams Express._ (t) d
"4M
67
27
82
26 M
7% pf w w
100
Addressograph Multigraph Corp—(t) d
Advance-Rumeiy (t)
Aeolian Co pref. .100 n
79
15M
98
tA
Adams Mlllis—(t>
,
3
35c.
25c.
"X
50c"
%Vv>
50c.
28
Am Solv &
1
M
98
5M
1
1
1M
Pocahontas
Premier Gold M
7
50X
61M
"6 H
IX
1M
%
5c.
25c.
Shattuck Denn
t
Silver King Coal'n.5
Be Am Gold A Plat.l
-a*
Utah Metal 8c Tun.)
35c.
40c.
M
3-16
25c.
X
6% pref
1
15c.
...
3%
l
100
3
90
37
52
16
a
16M
Amal Leather
a
75
30
70
a
a
85
80
a
25c
13
Bank Note...10
5M
6
—
12M
850
1
a
400
Am Can
Amer
40
a
w
a
25
Preferred
Am Caramel
40
a
a
20
a
2500
a
50
a
45
IX
1st preferred.. 100
7
2d
7
Trust sub shares.1
GUARANT EE &
SAFE DEPOSIT 8T OCKS.
35M
211
37
213
Am
Title
—
7
10M
Am
25
i
t
•
I
i
i
i
Am Hardware
II"
10X
72
SS.1Q d
Am Hide 5c Leath (t) d
Preferred
.100
Amer Home
d
Amer
4^
IX
2X
UX
Byers (A M) com—t
Preferred
100
Calif Pack Corp—t
20
Campbell
X
d
X
%
d
X
v
1
-
2%
3"
8
9
d
2
5
45
0
-S id
Preferred
1C
d
Baldw Loc Wk«_(
Preferred
1(
Baltimore Tnbe.H
-
-
-
~5M
18
5
30
2
82
td
35
)
85
2
4
25
32
19
d
1
20
61
) d
9
Canada
it Last sale.
Wire
5c
Cable A
! Par value $100.
x Ex-dividend,
(t) dr 47
(t)
Brewing—(t)
v Ex-rights,
(t)
dr
10
12M
12"
13"
fl
dr
85
Preferred——-100 r
6
Canadian Oar & F(t) dr
Preferred..
25 dr 14
d
4
Canadian Oelauese
44
Preferred
100
Canadian Eagle OU_ d
Can Fairbank pf.100 r
Can Fdys 8c Forg—
Class A
Ct) dr
10
cent,
60 X
Can Dry Glng Ale.t
10M
Canada SS Lines.-t dr
2X
7
Preferred
100 r
Canadian Bronze
-
5%
17
5
per
lH
5X
ox
Canada Cement. 1.00
Preferred
100
Can ad
c.
46
par
Wyant 8c
Fdry—(t)
Class B
44 X
d Price per share, not
Cannon
13
d
11M
18X
57M
25 d
Calif Petrol
d
IX
_—
3M
(t)
Butterlck Co
73
d
10
d
Prod—t
Hosiery
25
Amer Ice Co
(t)
6 % non-cum pf100
81
Butler Bros
20
Butler (James) com. dn
Preferred
100 d
j
5
42
Am-Hawalian
52*
100
Bldgs pref
Balaban 5c Katx—
22
1
Bush Terminal
IX
d
V t
"I'M
ctfs—(t)
7% cum pref
100
Burr Add Machlne(t)
7% debenture.lOO
100
20
n
Vot tr
-
71
~3X
2
Cora class B—(t)
'd
..
2X
4M
d
16
UX
d
26 d
d
Burns Bros com A(t) d
Vot tr ctf
(t) d
18M
d
Autosales Corp
Preferred
io"
(t)
IX
10
12
9
16
U"
5
"ox
d
(t) d
(t)
Eh-ef erred
100
Burden Iron pref—
72X
%
U%
OX
n
d
d
BuloVa Watch—(t) d
2
4X
1%
Srlce. t New Toronto stock and curb exchanges, (t) Without
u Ex-cash and stock dividend.
v Ex-stockvalue.
dividend.
iontreal and stock,
7X
X
d
Powder
Austrian Credit
American sbari
140
2
24
30M
3X
Bush TermOo com (T)
5M
3M
d
—100
Budd Wheel
Bullard Co
)
d
Fork 8c Hoe_(t) A
Purchaser also pays accrued dividend,
50
)
Dept Stores—(t)
""M
pref 7%—100
Enc Tiling
(t) d
2X
Express
100
110
Co .10
$2M conv. pref—6
Budd (E G) Mfg.(t)
Preferred
id
Amer Hard Rub. 100
50
IX
4M
50
id
1st
Am
Bucyrus-Erie
Pipe L—50
Bunte Bros
id
Prior A.
"3M
34
115
60c.
IX
IX
20M
.....20 d
(t) d
100
7% cum pref. .100
id
30
ct
l3A
6
Buckeye
:
New
Am
100
(Washington)
5 d
Commonwealth—
Casualty Phila.10 d
Empire Title&GulOO
Fidelity 8c D (Md) 50 d
Franklin Surety.
Guaranty Title
& Mtge
Home Title Ins (NY)
Kentucky Title Co
Preferred
inn
Lawyers' M Co—20
t
100
2d pref
100
Brockway Mot Tr(t)
7%cumconvpf100
Brown Co pref—100
Brown Fence & Wire
Com B
(t)
Conv A pref. — (t)
Brown Shoe
6M
r
fl
50
s
9M
10M
15M
13M
1X
SteellOO
15c
id
Preferred..—1(
Colortype.(t)
Brit Empire
1st pref
23
U
Commercial
Ordinary bearer £l
Brit Col Pack Ltd(t)
Preferred
Atlas Stores..—(' ><*
25
Amer
9
8X
14M
Brunswick-BalkeGollender
(t> d
Preferred
100
80
5X
■»
preferred.-T
Cigar
—100
100
Preferred
Bond 8c M Guar. .20
2
50
25
Atlas
1
Preferred
Amer Coal
Class B
6
25
61X
90
(T)
Regr
3
d
Am Credit Indem.26 d
Amer CyanamidA(t)
TITLE
9/1
IX
i
100
100
v
3
4
d
13
86
Chain com— (t)
Alcohol com
IX
J*-
G'ds—1 d
3^
100
Am Chicle
*
95
40
.100
125
(t)
Amer
preferred_.100
Texas Pacific Land
a
120
Pref (with common
atk warrants).. 100
Am
1%
92
25
Prior
New Orleans Land 10
New York Investors
Common
(t) d
Columbia
Com CI B
TH.
100
7% pref
IX
37
100
3M
Preferred
Am
4M
ox
9*
Brit-Am Oil Corp (t)
\d
Am Oar 8c Fdy
—
35c.
2%
ox
Canadian
15"
10
1M
61M
1
6
3
—t
-25 a
Bristol Brass
14
75
1M
%
IIII
preferred—
Second preferred.
Bridgeport Mach. (t)
Briggs Mfg
(t)
Brlggs & Stratton (t)
Brill Corp cl. A—t
6
15c.
Dry
70
16
80
Class B
d
Assoc
6
12
(t) d
100
Brit-Amer Tob regfl
d
Properties
a
X
(t) d
Midt d
(t)
7
5
9
Atl Gulf 5c W lad
100
a
3X
13X
70%
Associated
.26
Preferred
25
1
8
6
Preferred
27
X
2X
3%
38
Z7X
IX
Bowm Bilt Hotels—
10
—
23
70
II*
—
328
%
25 d
Traveler Corp
Boston Woven Hose
24
Cap
m d
$6M conv Dref.ft) d
Anchor P 8c Fence(t) d
Appalachian Corp—
Associated Apparel
Industries
(t!
Am Brown Boverl El
See N Y Shipbldg
City*R E T (O)—500
Congress St Associ¬
ates (Boston)
1
Copley Sq Tr (Bos) .1
Devonsh Bldg Tr(B)I
t c
mm
-
—
X
preferred--100
Borg-WarnerOorp 10 d
Borne. Scrymser..25 d
20
3M
24M
$6 pref v t c
(t) d
Anaconda W & 0_(t) d
3*
2
64
100
25
a
mm
d
Arundel Corp
(t)
Asbestos Corp Ltd.t
Preferred
10C
10
26
Botany Cans M. A50 d
Art Metal Constr.10
M
42*
Preferred..50
Am Beet Sugar —(f)
a
v
—
49 M
& Rubber com.
78
107 X
30
Armstrong Cork—t
Arnold, Constable..t
Artloom Onrp.
1
7% pref
100
12
6%
Preferred
32
a
Pap
■
Boston-Herald
77
r
d
(1
Preferred
15
12X
A-(t)
Chic R E TTus's 1000
75M
77M
107M
100
deferred
50c
10
Common
85
....
Preferred.... .100
Armour 8c Co (111)—
Own Oi A
25
X
Preferred
100
American Book—100
Am Brake Sh 8c F
50
a
a
Am
Borden Co.
Armour 5c Co of Del
10 M
American Arch. .100
Amer Bakeries
Preferred
16"
5
1st preferred—100
Corn
1
30"
,
3M
63
48
First
60
t
45
a
2X
Preferred..
100
Am Wool (Mas*) .100
20
Amalg Laundries pf
a
10
4
13X
13%
Bon Ami com A—(t) d
Common B__
t d
Booth Fisheries—(t) d
100
Common
t d
(Delaware)
1
Amer Agric Chem—
(Conn) com
(t)
$6 cum pref—.(f)
Amer Airports
(t> d
Per share.
Bohn Refrig pref. 100
69
.(t) d
Brass
3X
100
Preferred
A P W Paper
Ar cher-Daniels
Amer Agric Chem—
REAL ESTATE TH
* LAND STOCKS
21X
64
Anchor
ox
7%
80
100
.
74 M
49^
Aluminum Co com.t
6 % preferred—J 00
Aluminum Ltd
t
Alum Goods Mfrs
Preferred
Am Wr
116
35
Amerada
X
X
20^
7% 1st pref—100
Bohn Aluminum A
1st
Amej^ Wringer
4
74M
U2X
90
25
Am Vitrified Prod .50
4M
Preferred 7 %—100
Amal Sugar com
t
2
3X
10
(t)
Aloha Portl Cem_(t)
Preferred
100
3
M
36 M
4M
k
IX
3
!M
80
34 H
Amer Wind Glass
Allegh Steel com.(t)
Alles & Fisher
(t)
Allied Cbem A Dye
Corp
t
7% pref
.100
Allis-Ohalmer* Mfg
60
32""
Asbestos
40
1M
with $30 warr..
Superior 8c Boston 10
Teck-Hughes G M_1
Tennessee Corp
Tonopah-Belmont.
Tonopab (Nev)
Tonopah Ext Mln.l
Trinity Copper
6
United Verde RxtSOc
Utah-Apex
6
Utah Copper Co..10
25c.
_6M
50
28"
80
50
60
Blyn Shoes Inc
10
Bohack (H O) com.t d
70
Type Found. 100
16
55
Blumenthal (S)—
Inc 7 % pref
100
22 M
Am Sum Tob
1
American
Synthetic
Am
7
2M
Bloomlngdale Bros.t d
Pref cum 7%—100 d
36
33
103
34
Preferred——100
Common
25
Bloch Bros Tob—25
Preferred
100
95M
Am Therm Bottle At
85"
With $40 warr..
Without warr
10
34
Am Tobacco com.25
Common B
25
2" Alleghany Corp.. (t)
5M_% preferredlOO
7J4
10 X
55
Am Thread pref...5
Air-Way Electric
Appliance.
(t)
7% preferred. .100
2
8
Blauner's
(t)
Blaw-Knox Co—(t)
Bliss (E W) Co..—t
Preferred
50
32 M
100
Preferred
66
25 d
Preferred
2d preferred—10
.
12M
Preferred
45
5 d
Preferred
(t) d
Black & Decker, .(t) d
4
18 X
10A
F'dries.(t)
12M
M
2%
Air Investors com (t)
Preferred
(f)
Alexander Ind com.l
8
AX
28
2X
18
Preferred
100
American Stores.
t
American Stove. 100
Am Sugar Refg—100
(t)
Affiliated Prod—
8% partlc pref...
Quincy
26
Rand Mines. Ltd
Bt Joseph Lead...10
Bt Mary's MineralLand...
25
San Toy..
1
24
5M
IX
Alaska Pack
Pond Creek—
22 X
63 X
(t)
100
Aetna Rubber
Preferred
si*
t
.
(f)
Class B
Ain Steel
19
17
(f)
Bethlehem Steel,
Birtman Elec Co
1M
Chem—t
Preferred
Warrants
com20
108
MX
25
100
Preferred.
■'AM
Air Reduction—.(t)
5
2
3
second pf-100
Am Snuff
33 x
Inc—it)
7% cum pref—100
Blckfords com—(t' d
d
$2M cum pref.(t
d
Billings 5c Spen—2
30
Preferred... ...IOC
12 M
1
8
14
10S*
pref.. 100
6% pref ser B.100
Am Safety Ranor (f)
American Screw.10i>
Amer Seating v t c.t
Amer Shipbldg—(t)
Amer Ship AOora(t)
ImSmelt ARefg.(t)
6%
11X
2M
cum
Amer Repub Oorp.t
3
Best & Co
IX
Am Rolling Mill..25
64
.100
5% preferred.
2M
55
7
20
70X
38M
Beldlng Hem'way(t)
Belgo-Can Pap pflOO
Bellanca Aircraft.! t)
Bendix Aviation, (t)
Beneficial Industrial
Loan pref
(t)
50c.
1
Amer
Radiator &
Stand Sanit-.-(t)
8
d
7% preferred .100
Amer Pneu Serv—26
1st preferred—.50
Preferred ..—50
11
4M
Beech-Nut Pack. .20
29
Aero Supply Mfg—
Class A
(t)
1-16
Chicago T 8c Tr-100
City 8D( Alb,NY) 100
2
U%
9M
10c.
Min
25
Old Dominion Co.26
Ontario Silver Min
Patino Mines &
Factory Bldg Tr (B)Z
Fifty Associates (B).
Hotel Tr (Boston)..!
Kimball Bldg Tr(B)i
18
3
1M
3X
28"
Aeolian-Weber
Piano 8c Plan—100
Preferred
100
30c.
OJibway
Preferred
East Boston Co (B).
Essex St Tr (Bost).i
17X
2X
t
Bayuk Cigars
10
.
X
15X
Boston Wharf Co..!
Bromf Bldg Tr (B).J
Business R E Tr (B)Z
Cent Bldg Tr (B)._I
(f)
Am Macb A Met
11M
Barnsdall Corp
Class A voting 25 d
7% 1st pref—.100 dx 47,.
23 M
Beatrice Cream. .50 d
6
Amer News.
Amer Piano—
New class A..
Tr(StL) 100
.
'A
3%
9X
Bos R E T (Bos). 100
Bos Stor W h'se (B) .1
15
41
if*
r
3%
Newmont Mining. 10
Albany Tr (Bost)100
Alliance Realty
Bedford Tr (Bos) 100
BerkeleyHotelTr(B)
Bd of Tr Bid Tr (O ).l
BoaGr'd R'T Tr (O)i
UX
40
..
6% preferred-,.100
American Meter—t
——
29X
17
Nlpisslng Mines ...5
Gold
160"
Union Guar«Mtgl00
43 Mc.
New River Co
100
Preferred
100
N Y & Honduras
Rosarlo
Wenden Copper
20 d
Locomotive, t
Preferred
100
Amer M&ch 8c Fdy.t
24 M
15
t
100
Preferred
2M
IX
(t)
100
6M% pref
Barnet Leather
Vot trust ctfa—(t)
Amer Metal Co..— t
145""
State Title Mtge—Suffolk Title&MtgeTitle & Inv Md—60 d
42c.
Park-Utah—
Oonsol Mines
Barker Bros
5M
Amer
14M
d
Ask.
Per share.
'
30
5X
X
2M
Laundry
Machinery
.
MetberlodeGeal n( t)
Nevada Cons Oop(f)
New Cornelia Cop.6
New Dominion A..1
New Quincy
Yukon
3%
2
Nat Title Guar
60
25
Foamlte Oorp.(t)
Preferred
100
Bia.
Par
share.
Amer
Abitibi Pow & Pap.t d
MclntyrePercuplneS
Copper
6
South Lake
~l~X
AbbottslAlderney
Dairies pref 2d 100
Miami
Beneca Cop Min
Shannon
[
~5~~
Stooki,
Ask.
USFidelAGu(Md) 10
Wash Cons Tit pf-60
7
Magma Copper Co. t
Mason Val Mines—5
Mass Cons
25
Mayflower Old Col 26
Enterprise
2
Amer I G Chem A.¬ d
Am Intern Corp. (t) d
Amer-La France
.
I
7X
50c"
Kerr Lake
6
Lake Copper.....25
Lake Sh Mines Ltd 1 r
La Rose Mines,Ltd.5
Noranda
10
1M
50c
Keweenaw..
25
Kennecott Copper.t
Mining Corp of
Canada
Mebawk.
Moss Gold M—
Lawyers Westchester
Mtge. 8c Title-100
Maryland Oas Co .25
Mtge Bond & Title
com
(t)
Nat Surety Co—50
60
5.05
6c.
i
Bid.
Par,
87
STOCKS
Ter
New Amsterdam
Inspiration Cons
Copper
Iron
S*
Stocks.
Per share.
128
9M
Ask.
Bid.
> Par
Per shaw.
Helvetia Copper .25
Holllnger Mines
5
Homestake Mln.100
Howe Sound Oov t ct
Hudson Bay Mln
& Smelting
(t)
Indiana Mining..26
MISCELLANEOUS
&
Class B
n
Nominal,
(t)
r
dr
mmmmmmm
6X
14%
8
48
1M
X
60
2
6
6X
9
Canadian price,
s
Sale
t Minimum price established on
88
INDUSTRIAL
Stoaks*
Bid.
Par
Stocks*
Ask.
Class b
(t) dr 65c
Can Locomotive. 100
60c
Preferred
6
100
Can Power & Paper.
70c
Carlb Syndicate..25
Carnation Co.
(t) d
7% pref
Case
(J
I)
Stpd ctf
Cons Ice
54
Preferred
100
100
II*
100
Co.. 100
"§54
2
54
854
354
18 M
100
OelaneseGorp
354
354
Oelotex Co com
Vot trust ctr
1st preferred
lK
25*
$7
15
7% pref
100
Celluloid Co
com
pref
Agulrre
Associates
(
Central Airport .(
Central O A O
It.
Preferred
100
11
I*
Centrifugal Pipe
t
Century Rib Mills.t
3K
s!A
15*
Preferred
100
Cert'n-Teed Prod. t
_
7% pref erred.. 100
com.
Oont'l Oil
Cosg-Meeh Coal.
Coty Inc
Chesebr'gb Mfg..25 d
Cream of Wheat
Creole Petrol
Crex Carpet
Crock-Wheeler
6
81
2
Pref B
Preferred
100
20
11H
t
3
100
8
OhrlstleBrownAOo. t
(f) d
if
1054
ml
16
62
2J7A
67
75
80
54
Olty & Sub Homes..
9{ar^E(l Co com_ (f)
ml
8
Claude Neon Lt
Olev & Buff
Tr._Ioo
Clave Tractor
(f) d
Oleve Cliffs Iron—
^Preferred
854
154
2%
ft) d
nl«5eln Quarriesl00
d
Preferred...
inn
Osca-Oola Oo_.I—t
"II
30
d
I*
d 10954
4954
90
d
754
27Mi
94 54
8
20
Color Pictures
9
54
n
6
s
40
Patent Fire
Arms Mfc
Bak
1st
54
1054
IK
m
754
com.
preferred.
954
3*
.
2d pref
X
1
com
(f) d
20 d
Denv Un StkYds.(t) d
Preferred
100
Derby O & Ref com t d
Oolum
Carbonvtcft)
Commercial Credit t
Class A (non-vot)t d
com
warrants)
66
_
Aft
23 54
25
6% convcl A
Commercial
4?™1 Invest
Tr. t
7% 1st pref...ioo
Oonvprefopt.ert
054% 1st
IVA
mi
1954
97
6854
69"
9254
95
by
7
Osnde Nast
Pub.(t)
CoDgoIeum-Nalrn.. t
Preferred
Congress
ioo
JK
98
Olgar.—f
9%
~9A
7
S®^°J,C&r Heat. 100
154
13*
7
45
Consol Aircraft.
.
1
CIgarOorp. (j)
2
:
654%pfex-warl00
7% preferred.. 100
Cons Film
Indus..t
12
cum
u
10
654
854
54
654
854
54
30
90
100
IX
2
"54
"54
3
354
9154
ll"
13
15
24 54
6
80
85
14
45
254
12
27
r
66
3
854
d
27
100
Federal Mot Tr___t
Fed Screw Wks..(t) d
Federated Dept Sts
Federated Metals..,
d
21
18
2
23
3
IX
11
IK
UX
5X
6K
7K
7
20
(t)
7
754
754
89
94
d
5
8
d
5
Finance Co of Amer
com A..
^
FlrestoneTARub
57
65
48
48 54
30
d
1
Duplan Silk
f d
8% cum pref. .100
10
90
154
12
87
1554
8054
354
654
1954
75
9
1
654
20
80
54
5-16
15
~3X
19
Glen Alden Goal
d
11
8
Glldden Co
d
(f)
Gimbel Bros.
Preferred
1
100
Preferred
100
Gobel (Adolf) Co.. t
GoldmanSacbsTrad
.
5X
254
1654
9054
354
1254
Gold Dust
Corp vtc
$6 cum conv pfd.
Goodrich (B F)
Preferred
Goodyear
Rubber
1
Tire
A
1154
4454
(t)
97 1st pref
(f)
Goodyear T A R 01
California pref...
Goodyear T A R of
Canada pref
100
com.,
Gorham Inc
com
554
4054
9054
A.t
S3 pref with war.T
Gorham Mfg com(t)
Gotham
811k—
Hosiery (voting).t d
7 %pf( with war )100
Without war 100
d
Gould Coupler A.,
t
Graham-Paige Mot t d
Grand (FA W) 6-1025c Store com_(t) d
654% conv pf.100
Grand(F A W)8Ilver
Preferred
Gt Atl A rue
Pac
vot
954
6554
954
6754
"54
"154
254
254
d
d
t
"3"
2
d
Stores
X
7
2954
13 54
25
54
754
32
18
1
2554
154
9
d
12
100
Tea
xtta
(t)
com
+
132
100
115
Non vot com
Preferred
1
Gt Lakes Tow
100
Preferred
100
Gt Nor Ore Prop (t) d
Great Nor Pap
25 d
d
Great West Sug_(t
Preferred
10
mmmmm
1254
Grlgsby-Grunow.. (f
18
22"
454
6854
d
First Nat Stores.
_~(t) d
First pref
100
48X
4854
Gruen Watch
d
16
Preferred
100
Fisk Rubber
com__t d
1st preferred—100
1st pref conv pflOO
90
Gulf Oil
7
d
Preferred
100
Guantanamo Sug__t
Preferred
100
55
75
454
6754
1
53
«% Pref..
Bros.(t)
Mach'y
.(+)
Preferred
d
454
6
d
6
8
d
454
454
12X
13
'454
"5 54
comt d
d
50
7
95
Motors..
9
154
1454
....
"254
100
d
9
954
25
254
3
Ha miner mill
6%
cum
t
30
Paper
lft d
75
pref. .100
Hanna
(M A) 1st
57 cum. pref
(f)
Happiness Candy
Stores class A-.-t d
Harbauer Co
(t) d
65
7
11
Hart.man Corp cl A't d
"l54
d
154
....
1654
m'mm
«•
54
Class
f
B
Marx
8
954
"354
154
43
100
Haakelite Mfg com.. d
25
25
1
11
12
Preferred
Hawaiian Com
«•<«•*•
Gardner Denver c(t) d
Preferred
100
Gardner Motors. 25 11
10
14
78
82
Gen Am
Tank Oar.t d
Gen Asph com
(t) d
Gen Aviation 1st
pr_
29
29 K
1054
1554
9
20
—
20
(f)
d
....
d
4
78
A
..25 d
3054
1154
Gen
Sugar
4
10
d
d
Hathaway Bak A(t)
ClassB vot tr ctf (t)
'
d
5
Hart, Scbaffner A
17
....
....
54
X
....
Harb-Walk Ref—
New pref
(t) d
8
Hamilton Watch.(t)
56 pref
100
Common....... f d
Preferred
100
"
(f) d
II (t)
10
2
54
154
Gabriel Co. clA—-t d
Preferred
100
_t dr 75c.
Fuller (G A) Co—
preferred
•
»
5
100
Fraser Cos com
2d
20
(W 8)
common
654
•
t
(HH) Mfgt
Gamewell Co..
5
154
1354
Hamll-Br Shoe
d
pref.._(f)
Partlc pref
54
3454
654
Printing vtc
Ford Mot of Can 100
Class A
+ d
Class B
f
Ford Motor Franceconv
Preferred
Hall
1
6
Hale A KUburn__ 100
__
Ford Co Ltd—
Guar Tr rcta
<7
95
7*
18
54
54
354
3354
Corp
10*
Z/y
82
100
(t
14
26
Gulf States St'l— (f)
1st preferred..100
Hahn Dept Sts..(t)
654% conv pf.100
"X
Flor8heim Shoe comt
-
.
10 d
8% pref
FIshman (M H)
Fuel Oil
101
3254
d
pref.
12
9
9
654
3454
6454
154
95
50J4
10 d
d
9
3454
mmmmmrn
6% 1st pref—100
Freeport Tex Co...t d
5
11
"d
Grnfld Tap A Die. +
Preferred
100
Common B
7
99
6% cum pf A__ 100
Art
t
d
Gilchrist Co
Gillette Saf Ras. (t) d
Preferred
100
Gray A Dudley—10ft
..
d
Franklin
1754
854
554
Gen Tire A Tub. .25 d
d
....
a
a
Oonvpref vtc.(t) d
d
354
54
20
t a
$6 preferred
Gen Theat Eqvtc.t
S3 pref
(
Granite Olty Steel (
Grant (W T)
(
2X
1554
d
com
Grand Union Oo.(
3
9854
Gen'l Stk Yd
Grat A Knight
d
{Bait)
General Refrac
t d
Gen Steel Cast com f d
$6 preferred...(t) d
IX
24 K
1754
50
pfwlthwarr.(f)
Gen Ry Signal com t d
Preferred
100
5K
54
5
Aviation... d
Preferred
Internat.(t)
23
Fox Film clA
Fox Theatres A
33
Dunhiil
d
2 54
6
■-
r
Drug. Inc
(t) d
Dry-Ice Holding.... d
d
Foundation Co,„
+ d
Foundation Co(Oan) dr
30
B
6
Fostorla Glass.. .100
110
r
(t) d
t d
f d
dr
57
Dow Chem com
Preferred
Dow I3rug_
2
1954
5054
A Coal B
d
IK
15 54
Dominion S tores _(f) d
Donnacona Paper (f) dr
854
Douglas Aircrf __(t) d
17
Douglas Shoe pf.100
Dresser (9 R) A
1
Foster Wheeler.,
(t) d
z
r
1 d
100
29%
t d
Follansbee
52
9
254
Domin Rubb pf.100
Dom St Corp pf.100
Federal
35
7 54
14 54
r
sH
1554
6 K% cum pref 100
6
d
Glasa..l00
Preferred
100
Dom IA 8 pref-.100
254
354
Filene's Sons
154
10
Dominion
4
78
2
Flat Am dep rets... d
5th Ave Bus Sec.
t d
3
30
54
59
2H
854
Cons Coal of St L.
100
154
d
Preferred
Preferred
(f) d
Dominion Bdge.300 r
Class
IX
IK
354
d
Faultless Rubb
Food
Driver Harris Co 100 d
Preferred
100
64"
partj>f__t
*18
45
20"
17
53
"3 K
24
Dom Coal pref. .100
6
X
100
Preferred-
Dominion Steel
pref with
warrants ...100
80
7K
7
f d
Doehler
64 54
75
2X
1034
Fay A Egan com.100
Preferred
100
76
1454
..100
854
& £Fef «IB—25
054% cum pref 100
n
X
85
6K% pref (with
30 K
1854
1854
1-16
d
2
...
6X
cuinlst pf_.25
/%
IX
84
d
29 54
9
IK
154
A
Raynolds
Inc 1st pref
100
7
8X
17 54
~2
Devoe
100
DiGiorgio Fr't unitsDixon (J
654
21K
t
Detroit Aircraft _(t) d
Det A Olev Nav__60 d
Preferred
Ctfsdep
20>f
54
Dictaphone com_(f) d
Columbia Pic
comlf
Common vtc
j
"i"
2%
7% preferred
De Forest Phonofllm
Diamond Shoe
...100
25 d
Fajardo Sugar. ..100
Players
Can Corp com-.(t)
Voting tr ctfs
Fanny Farmer Candy
Shops pref
t
Fashjon Park Atso.t
7% cum pref
100
76
d
Amer shares
Preferred
ii*
Famous
Debenhams Sec™
Diamond Match, (f
or
6
5
1
Fairchild Avla A
34
~6
Dayton Alrpl Eng(f)
Preferred
1-16
d
25
Colt
_
D H Holmes Ltd. 100
Davison Uhem
t
Deep Rock Oil
ARef 7% pf—100 d
75
gttSSSSft
t d
pref-.(t) d
$8 cum pref
f d
Cutler Hammer. (t) d
cum
Deere A Co
2754
(t)
d
Warrants
Oushman's Sons
109 54
49 54
1854
Colgate-PalmolivePeet
CurtlssWrlghtCorp t d
Conv A
(f) d
100
1654
Co
t
34
d
Preferred
3254
1854
5X
Fairbanks Morse. _t d
-
*■»•»■•■•
33
110
28 X
Ctfs of deposit.
8% non-vot pf_100
Ctfs of dep.. 100
X
%
com
Decker (A) A Cohn
Common A
t d
Preferred A
100
40
95
Class A
c+) d
Cola Intern I
(|) d
d
40
31
100
Preferred
Fairbanks
Curtis Pub com-.(t) d
$7 preferred
(t) d
d
Ourtis-Reld com
7%
354
31
100 d 10454
d
18
Corp
(The) Chic
Fair
Oudahy Pack
50 d
Oumberl Pipe L rets d
CurtissAerop Expt
Curtlss Fly'g Serv
(t)
2\h
AAv
27
54
2
oS^SbSdF.1.0.?
54
d
Oorp.(t)
Exch Buff
~
,
2454
Oity
29 54
Eureka Pipe L..100 d
Eureka Vac Clean, t d
Evans Prod
5 d
34
X
K
(t) d
Preferred
^
Cuban Tobvtc
100
29 54
4
35
95
10
7% prior pref.1
Globe-Wernicke .100
mi
d
Seltzer class A
Class B
Cuban Dominican
Sugar
Tr-.7
Eqult Office Bldg(t)
10
Preferred
100
Cuban Cane Prod (t)
14
d 100
ft) d
Emp Capw
100
Cuban-Am Bug
t
32
8*
Preferred..
100
Cuba Cane Sugar...
2
54
954
54
54
(t) d
iH
}P
100
Preferred..
Cuba Co..
100
OIn Un Stk Yds
City Ice & Fuel
(t)
(t)
(f)
Crucible Steel
554
d
354
Emerson's Bromo
Preferred
Vot tr ctfa
92
BrantclA.(t)
Class B__
3054
154
28
25
Endicjtt-Johnson.50 d
Pref A
Preferred
I "25
Chic Wllm A Frank
com
105
d
d
(f) d
2nd pref
854
50 d
Preferred
Ely Walker D G..25 d
1st preferred—100
2d preferred..100
Orown-Zellerbach
'3
Chrysler Corp
Oln Tob Wareh
J*
9
Emers
T
Ink—(t)
Gibson
24
2
15
3 54
t d
3K
Crown-Wlllam Papet
1st preferred
t d
90
154
1454
Elgin N Watch—25 d
Elk H Coal Oorp.-t d
4
Preferred
d
Eloc Stor Batt
i8 K
100
,
%
654
2054
97
•
d
f
-
6
75
20 K
t d
t d
t d
$6
6
42
54
454
20 54
(t) d
Boat
Indus Am shs
45
654
100
Elec Cont & Mfg
Elec A Musical—
100
Preferred
10L
Crown Cork Int A (t)
Crown C'k A Seal (t)
80
70
~
Preferred
Electric
~3X
Advertising A
Gen'l Print
4
1*
13
Outdoor—
Com vtc
73
■
105
85
75.
Gen Foods Corp.(t)
Gen Laund Mach„ t
General Mills
f d
eneral
18
....
_
Preferred
OroweUPubllsh'g (f) d
9
..
Chic Yellow Cab
Chllds Co com
%
Orosse&Blackwellft) d
7
70
Preferred
n
6
Ohlckasha Cot 0.10 d
8
Chic June Rys A
Un St Yd stpd. 100
153
Preferred
100
87
Coal
130
25 d
Preferred
90
39
32
254
6% cum pref. .100
Motors—10
5% pref...—(t) d
8
s
V4
Special 6% stk.10
General
4
16
d
Magneto
preferred
-100
Elclngon Schild _.(t) d
6^%lst pref. 100
Electric Auto-lite (t) d
Elsemann
|
Crane Co com
35
100
it*
1?*
Gen Flreprooflng—t
Preferred
.100
5
X
—(f)
y
Preferred
X
*.*•
10
354
754
80
Kcon Groc Stores.(t) d
Edison Bros Sts. (t) d
UK
—
20
7254
HI
100
554
Eaton Axle A Sp__t d
120
t
100
»
3
8
Preferred
\K
Preferred
100
General Electric, (t)
16
454
954
x
2
100
Gen Cigar common t
6K
d
10354
t
f
(t)
Cable
Class A
3
d
General
21
d
Gen Bak Co pref
Gen'l Bronz
7% pref
Eastman Kodak—t d
554
100
5
—
pref......100
Non partlc pref...
11
40 54
Preferred
...
1st
23
Preferred
Oosden Oil
104
17
t d
Eastern SS Lines. .5 d
*11
Co ntWd Screw com 10
Mfg
Prior pref
East Roll Mill
3A
40A
(f)
Equities
Eastern
~~54
90
Preferred
100
Chase B&Cop pf 100
Checker Cab Mfg (t) d
~
d
Eagle Lock
25
Eaglo-PIcher Lead 20 d
Orosley Radio
Special pref
100
Chapman Valve.100 d
""
(Del)
d
.....
Eastern
Oont'l Oil (Me) v t c
Oont'l Shares (vot) +
154
100
100
Chestnut A Smith
X
TVs
f
Cont Bkg A (vot) (t)
Class B (Vot) —(t)
Pf (8 %) (non-VYlOO
Continental Can ._t
Cont Dlam'd Fibre.t
Continental Mot—t
Champion Coated
Paper
Preferred
854
1
Class B
Per share.
45 X
45M
103X
K
Durant Motors—(t) d
Durant Mot. (Can.) d
Durham Duplex Raz
Prior pref with cl
5
B coin war. .100
Durham Hosiery. 50 d
Preferred
100
A Co com
Preferred..
10
Corn Prod Refg—25
Central
Cessna Aircraft
100
6% prior pref. 100
7% 1st pref
100
Warrants
Container Corp A.20
400
Caterpillar Tract, (t) d
Oavanagh-Dobbs Inc
Common
(t) d
654 % pref with
warrants
de N
20
Deben stock..100
DuPont (E I)
"X
Consumers Co com 5
Co
Preferred..
share.
Cons Coal of Md.100
100
Bid.
Par
Per share.
(Pittsb).60 d
8% pf with war 100
Consol Textile
t
Stocks.
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
Stocks*
Ask.
per
Preferred
50 d
Cons Laundries..(t)
Consol Retail Sts_.t
Case Lockwood A
Brainard
Bid.
Consol Dry Goods, t d
Preferred..
100
75c
54
Par.
Per
Per share.
Canadian Gen El 100
Preferred
60 dr 55"
1
Can Indus Alcb. (t) d
75c
STOCKS
MISCELLANEOUS
&
Baking (new)..
....
354
HawalianPlneap'le20
Hayes Body
f
Haytian Corp of Am
d
d
d
Hazel-Atlas Glasa.25 d
554
X
—
40
10
154
154
41
354
16
a Purchaser also pays accrued dividend,
d Price per share, not per cent, k Last sale,
n Nominal,
r Canadian price, s Sale price, t New stock.
Ex-cash and stock dividend,
v Ex-stock dividend,
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Miuimum price established on Montreal and Toronto stock and
curb exchanges.
t Without par value.
Stooka.
Bid.
Par.
Stocks.
Ask.
Per
Per share.
7034
128
Preferred
100
Hercules Motors, (t) d
634
Hercules Powd— (f) d 22
•
75
135
8
24
Kelly-Springf Tire (t) d
6% cum pref—100
8%
2d pref...100
88
90
felsey HayesWh'l (f) d
d
18
23
ielvlnator
d
7234
73
d
Preferred
73
75
100
Herr-Hall-Marv
Oorp.(f)
Kendall Co$0
pfd(t) d
30
31*
pref— d
Investing
K1 tnberly-ClarkCorp
t d
Common
3
fleld Co
1st preferred...
55
2d preferred
30
Preferred
18
15
King Royalty
33
HlbernlaSe
Hoe
d
(R) Ac
34
"X
634
Hollander (A) A; Son (ti d
634
1034
6> 3
dinner Airplane Ac M d
Kinney (G R) Inc—t d
Preferred
100
Hat com—(t) d
Kobacker Sts com(t) d
Cum pref 7%-100
HornAcHard't(NY) t
2h"
2734
10734
11234
d
Holly Bug Co
Preferred...
d
10
96
HoudalUe-Herahey
0,.
Class B
f
Household Fin pf.50
Houston Oil (Tex) 25
d
3X
dx £4
d
55
334
4
d
New
Howe Scale com
I d
Preferred
100
Hudson Mot Gar__t d
Humble Oil Ac R..25 d
334
5 34
44
3
„
134
Hydraulic Pr Br. 100
534
3
50c
17"
20~
434
2
Ltd (t)
Registered shares, d
Imperial Tobacco
of Canada com
5 dr
Imperial Tobacco
of Ot. Brit Ac Irel'd d
Indepen Brew'g
50 d
Preferred
50 d
-
15
8
5X
2.25
8
734
8
234
334
10
IX
Oorp.t
IX
5
pref
100
Industrial Rayon (t) d
Ingersoll-Rand ..(f) d
Preferred
luu
35
37"
26
27
27
Inland Steel
Intercont Rub
17
Corn—T
Int Cigar Mach
f
Int Combust Eng.. t
Preferred.
(t)
Pref ctfs of dep
Int
d
26
d
Int
X
3
10
34
5
7
95
96
1034
1134
7
,P
1434
10
Int Pap Ac Pow A
II
Class B
Class C
6X
Xx
SB
100
-t
36X
-t
36X
Preferred
Inter Silver
100
100
100
Preferred.
IntTextBook newlOO
Interstate Dept Sts.
Pref with warr 10.
w.
100
Intertype Corp
t
Irving Air Chute, (t)
5
6
Lehigh Valley Ooait
6% cum conv pf 50
Lehman Corp
(t)
Lehn Ac Fink Prod.t
i*
39
7
50
25
100
120
5334
19
Wks.t
10
10
10
10
10
Link Belt OoA...(t)
Lion Oil Refg
t
12
3
Liquid Carbonic
18
T
id
Brothers
834
2634
Locomotive Fireboxt
Loew's Inc
t
69
17
18
..100
t
1st preferred..100
preferred..100
Lord At Taylor. .100
1st preferred. .100
103
Preferred
334
18
N J Zinc
N J Worsted
t d
d
Mesta Mach 5s
Met Chain Stores(t) d
1134
1434
New pf ser '28.100
Metrop Dairy Prod. d
I to 50c
Metropol 5 vo OUC
II-I
Miller
(I)
6
t d
First
20
1734
X
134
9934
N Y
115
3234
30
1034
d
d
d
d
1834
17
134
634
734
15
10
43
33
Ohio
d
734
Okonite pref
Oliver Farm Equip, t d
6% pr pf w warr.t d
3534
30
5
234
234
834
(t) d
34
2l'
8
d
19
d
3
Nash
Macy(R H)Oo Inc.f
National Baking, (f) d
Preferred.
100
Mad 8q Gar v t c (t)
Malllson (H R)
32
1634
8654
1634
90
100
100
Mandel Bros lno.(t)
Manhattan 8hlrt.25
Manlschewltz (B) (t)
Preferred
100
50
53
Jordan Motor Oar.t
68"
72"
Com
69
71
Preferred
Karl-Keen Mfg
v
t c
—25 d
25 d
2d preferred
25 d
Maple Leaf Mill, (t) dr
(Rudolph)
X
1st
2d
Manning Bowman
Ac Co class A—(t) d
Class B
_(f) a
Mfrs Finance. Bait—
X
50
Preferred
100
...
3
Nat Carbon pref. 100
Nat Casket com.(t) d
Preferred $7—it)
10
...
2
12
Kayser (Jul) As Co.t
Keith-Albee Orph(t)
734
7 % preferred. . 100
Keith (Geo E) Co—
20"
35
30
40
11*
32
36
034
10
Corp v t c
t d
Marmon MotorO—t d
10
103
1034
X
1
Cum pf $2 w
Warrants
—t d
_
d
234
3
d
Packard Motor—-10 d
Palrpoint Corp ..100
Pan Amer Indus _(t) d
Pan Am Petrol At
434
334
"2"
Transp com
50 xd 16
Com Class B—50 xd 16
1
Panhandle P Ac R--t d
2}
37]
Preferred ——100
d
Cos
—
136
Paraffine
1534
Paramount-Publix
Corp
(t) d
Parke, Davis Co—t d
Parker Wylie Mfg—
Preferred
Park Ac Tilford Ino.T d
120
49
Parmelee
"334
1
d
34
334
Peck, Stow Ac Wile 25 d
1
834
7%
pref
1
t d
Peerless Cement
434
2034
534
Ino—(t)
Pref class A—(t)
2634
ilH
634
1734
Trans, (t) d
Pathe Exch
100
Peerless Mot Car.50 d
W.25
"3"
Pender(D)Groc'y A
Nat Family Sts Inc (t)
MaracalboOIlExpl t
Marine Midland.. 10
Marlln-Rockwell
xd 1634
Pacific West Oil. (t) d
ioli
26
10
-—100 zdlOl
Pac Portl Cement.
Preferred
94
Nat OaBh Reg
Nat Enam AcStpg.I T)
Pref class B
634
A.(f)
Nat Dairy Prod—t
Nat Dept Stores... t
1st preferred..100
Nat DIst Prod—.(t)
116
334
----
com—(t) d 40
102
Preferred
100
Owens-Ills Glass .25 d
2134
Oxford Paper pfd 0 %
"I"
Pacific Coast Co. 100 d
3
1st preferred
100
1
2d preferred. .100
preferred—100
preferred-.100
4
34
...
•
Pr lor pr ef (vot) .100
Nat
100
Manatl Sugar
Preferred
434
Outlet Co
—
BeUas-Hess.(t) d II"
Preferred
100
Nat Biscuit
10 d 37
126
Preferred
100
Nat Breweries
t
Preferred—... 100
Nat Candy
(t) d
f
Preferred
30
6
3
1
34
3
5
Otis 8teel
1634
1434
334
>■734
334
1434
2%
734
70
70
7
preferred—100
Elevator.— (t)
Otis
Preferred
8
734
434
82
"7"
65
60
d
8%
20
Co
14
75
10
Preferred
100
Oppenhelm Collins, t d
Orpheum Circuit—1 d
40
34
20
85
9
87
$3 conv partle—t d
19
Olympia Thea pref—
334
Omnibus Corp v t c.t d
Preferred A—100
6534
Ontario Steel Prod(t) dr
934
834
4
Myers (FE) Ac Bro(t)
Motors
(t) d
Nat Acme Co
10 d
Nat Air Transport—
Nat Aviation—.(t) d
Preferred
it)
Mack Trucks Inc (t)
MacMarr Strs pr 100
100
100
Preferred
734
185
10034
65
Preferred——100
Oil
(t) d
24
2334
z
77
Ohio Seamlesa Tubet d
234
134
Macfadden Pub—(t)
7
3%
134
1434
12
preferred..—.
2nd preferred
13
4
96
1st
d
3
434
Units
90
3634
634
Ogilvie F1 Mills—(t) d
Preferred
100 r 100
'mm mm'
Ohio Brass pref—100
Class B
834
1 d
100
Preferred
19
i
100
Preferred
40
A™
com_(t)
Rubber —.—10 d
2
18
t d
1 d
O)
334
234
4934
334
d
N'West Yeast—.100
Norwalk Tire At
3734
(G
834
25
Northern Pipe Line
New
Ward
common
6X
20
Nye Incinerator
Munslngwear lnc_-T d
100
X
634
134
North German Lloyd
d
Amer shares
15
Monsanto Ch Wks.t d
pref—(t)
Municipal Service (t)
24
4
100
$7 conv
98
_
North Ac Judd
Voehrlnger com(t) d
Preferred
—100
Mohawk Rubb-(t) d
25
X
334
80
634% pref
d
Ohio Leather
A
534
94
Nor At W Stboat-100 a; 137
d
234
No Amer Aviation.
Mock Judson Ac
A
,
534
22c
11c
Pref 6 34%
Co common
79
234
234
5
1
Mullins Mfg
100
(t)
-P'd.(t) d
Mot Wheel Oorp.(t> d
Mount'n Ac Gulf Oil 1 d
Mountain Prod
10 d
io5"
File—
5
At Machinery.. 100 ,
Moto Meter G At E. t d
Motor Products
t d
111
Transport'n.10
Nicholson
Morse Twist Drill
X
10 d
N Y Transit
60"
(t) d
Preferred
.100
N'west Eng
100
Minneap-Honeywell
Regulator
(t)
Mlnneap-Mollne
Power Implem
t
$6.50 cum pref
t
Mo Portl Cement.25
«234
75
pref 7%-100
% pref
5
common
100 d
100
N Y Shipbuilding- d
Founder Shares (t) d
d
7
75
(f) d
Sons
Ac
13
100
pref—100
N Y DockPreferred
NY Merchancom(t) d
100
Drug
7
"934
Flrstspref
Mich Steel Tube.(t) d
com
Land—1 d
t d
Arlxona
N Y Investors Inc(t) d
Second
34
100 xd 98
Michigan Sugar—10 d
Mid-Cont Pet...(f) d
25 d
pref—
N Y Air Brake
"434
1 d
100 d
Preferred
100
Metro-GoldPict pf 27 d
Mex Eagle Oil
5 d
Mex Seaboard Oil
t
Mexican Petrol..100 d
Products
23
New Mexico Ac
t d
Preferred
1
1934
2134
7
30
100
634% pref
8% cum pref. .100 n
Murray Corp
(t) d
Murray Ohio Mfg -t d
Johnson Tin Foil
1st preferred—100
59
$6 34 cum convpf t
Mac And Ac Forbes (t)
i*
6
20
55
14
40
Kaufman Dep St
Com..—---12.50
Departure
Mfg pref
100
New Engl Grain
Products pf—100
New Hav Cl com.25 d
25
5
Kaufman (C A). 100
Newport Indust—1 d
1 d
New Bedford Cord¬
age com
10 d
Newton Steel
35
B
7
"2"
New
T
A
II"
Co
Preferred
100
New Bradford Oil. _5 d
(t) d
434
Inc Amer shares..
10
J)
(t) d
7%-100
Preferred
234
3534
3934
70
Murphy
19 J
49
Shipbldg pref. 100
KOStk Yds Me.100
Preferred
100
75
Ludlow Mfg Assn (t)
Ludlum Steel
t
17,.
4934
67
2
(J
Common.
30
Class
Maddux Air L units.
Jones As Laughlln
Steel 7% pref. 100
1334
Louisiana Oil Ref (t)
44 X
100
67
1234
Neisner Bros
(t) d
;
Preferred 7%-100
734
20
Amer dep rets
Preferred.
100
Johnson Dry Dks &
5134
-
3
37
104 3
Warrants
Jessup & Moore Pap.
First pref..
Jewel Tea
(t)
Jnhns-Manv Ino.(t)
48
Newberry
Morrell(John) Ac Cot d
Morrls(Phll.)AcOo 10 d
Morris (Philip) Cons
Common
t d
...
Long Bell Lum A (t)
Loose Wiles Bis
25 d
634% pref
Nat'l Transit—12.50 d
Natomas Co of Cal
common
100
Nedlck's Inc com(t) d
9
834
234
3034
Corp
Prior pref
Nat Tea com
334
334
d
100
1 d
Preferred
6
60
Preferred
100
Merch Ac Mfrs Sec—
Com A
t d —
Class
Pf without warr(t)
Warrants...
2d
45
common
(t)
1st pf 6%
100
Mengel Co
(t) d
7% cum pref—100
Mercantile Stores(t) d
Montgomery
$634 cum pref
with purch wart
1st pref..
Loft Inc
55
Miller Wholesale
X
:1
Preferred
5034
534
44
d
58
8%-100
Preferred
t
Miles Det Theatre 10 d
7
52
Locom
d
1834
First pref
Mldvale Co
Libbey-Owens-Fordt
Lindsay Light
d
15
Nat Sugar Refg..
Nat Supply Co
Midland Steel
2034
Lib McNeil Ac Lib. 10
Lima
Nat Steel
1734
Preferred
.6334
preferred—100
Lorillard (P)
25
39
Fraschlnl—
Karstadt
234
1134
Leh Coal Ac Nav_(t)
Leh Portl Cement 50
Preferred..—100
2d
Warrants
Ac Metal
13
B
18"
Metrop Pav Brick, t d
Loew's Ohio Theatre
86
9J4
Internat Shoe.
2834
Loew's Boston Th 25
9X
434
Internat Salt
liotta
434
3
(f)
t
war)
Pf without
434
234
7%
20..
9934
7H
Int Ptg Ink com
Preferred (with
com
99
3
e*
Int Petrol
5
66
Lit
—100
Preferred
4
64
-100
15
Shoe
com
m
d
1734
6% preferred—100 d
Mead Johnson Ac Cot d
i
Common
2634
26
d
McKesson Ac Robb—
Common
t d
Preference A
50 d
Stores
Lockheed Aircraft—
10c
2034
7% cum pref..100
InterPaper7 % pf 100
4334
d
Preferred
....
d
Partic pref
35
Int Mercn Mar., (t)
Int Nickel (Canada) t
"134
4234
d
Lily Tulip Cup.-(t)
«"234
Preferred
10<
InternatT Match—
"34
t d
Lane Bryant Inc com d
Lanst Monotype 100 d
Common
9
3
50 d
(t
534
Lig Ac Myers Tob.26
1
234
Mesabi Iron
534
100
—
Nat Ref com
Preferred
d
Merck Corp pref. 100
100
Preferred
Educational—
Harvester
21
WoodB
Liberty Baking
17
Publishing com.60 d
Preferred
the
16
Nat Shirt Sh com(t) d
Preferred
Pref without warr.
19
„34
2
d
d
of
Milling
1534
Merg Linotype.. (t) dx 40
Merrimac Hat Co—
15
Common
Larner Stores
9034
A
u
Lake
Nat Paper & TypeNat Radiator com(t) d
Preferred
it) d
Transportation (t) d
1834
Lee Rub At Tire—*_T
1
100
Int Cement
Laclede Steel
15
cl B.t d
cm
34
30
Mtg Ac Inv pf.10
1434
9934
35
McKeesport T PI (f)
Melville
1 lA
3X
Merchants At Miners
Cement
4
Inter Button Hole
Sew Machine.. 10 dx
Int. Carriers Ltd (t) d
X
Lawrence Portland
19
(f)
t d
(t) d
Interlake Steamsh( t) d
Int Agr Cor com
t d
Prior pref
100
Int Business Mach.t d
X
Lago Oil Ac Trans, (f) d
Lake Sup Corp..IOC d
d
Ctfs. of dep
Preferred
7
Interlake Iron
1434
d
(t) d
50 d
Lamson Ac Hubb'd
17
Cum
3534
1034
100
Preferred
Lambert Co
gM
U*
Indus Accep
1st pref
1434
107
Landers. Frary Ac
Clark
—25 d
7% preferred-.100
Indian Ref com
134
d
Lakey Fdy Ac Mach t
8
Indep Pneum Tool.t d
India Tire As Rub_(t) d
Indiana Pipe Line 50 d
Indian Motocycle
t d
55„
58
3
3034
Per share.
National Leather. 10 d
Nat Licorice com 100
Preferred
100
d
Nat
2
McLellan Sts com(t) d
Krueger Ac Toll Amer
Preferred
18
734
....
40
634
634
34
334
34
Pf (7%)(non-v) 100
2
Bid.
Par.
Stocks.
d
McGraw-Hill Pub.f d
2
Ask.
share.
d
134
14
10534
3334
Kress (SH)AcOo (t) d
9X
6% pref
10 d
Kroger Grocery Ac
1434
Baking common t d
Kupp'h'mer (B)—6
d
134
Kresge (8 S) Co—
Com (Vot)—10 d
ctfs 20 kronen
May (The) Dept
Stores Co com..25
Maytag Co
t
1st $6 pref
(t)
$3 con cm pf— (f)
McOallOorp
(f)
McOrory Sts (vot).t
1134
100
Lackawanna Sec
35c
Preferred
100
Ideal Cement.... (t) d
Illinois Brick...
25 d
111 Pac Coast..
Preferred
Imperial Oil
4534
23
4,
100
Kresge Dept Stores t d
Preferred
Maxweld Corp..
f)
Mathi'son Alkali.60 d
Preferred
100
1
Preferred——100
20
.
Hupp Motor
10 d
Hutch Bug Pltn
25 d
Huylers Inc
+ d
T% preferred. 106
Knox
Preferred
MarshallFleldAc Co.t
Martin-Parry Cor.T d
Massey-Harris
(+) dr
10
Koppers Gas & Coke
Preferred
100
Horn & Hard't (Phil) t
%
Bid.
Par.
Per
Non vot
100
10
Holland Furnace..
.
4^
20H
234
7%
Kent Garage-
Heywood-Wake-
„
d
"134
37
Stocks.
Share.
Kellogg Switch As 810
Preferred
100
Helme
(Q W) Co
Common...
25
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
89
STOCKS
& MISCELLANEOUS
INDUSTRIAL
d
mm
B
d
mmmm
Class
mm mm
Nat Fire-Proofing 50 d
Preferred
Nat Fuel Gas
50 d
(t) d
Lead—100
100
7% pref A
.100
6% pref B
National
....
734
12
90
80
116
120
100
101
d Price per share, not per cent, k Last sale, n Nominal, r Canadian price, s Sale price, t New stock, u Ex-cash
established on Montreal and Toronto
ndstock dividend, v Bx-stock dividend, w Ex-100% stock dividend, x Ex-dividend, v Ex-rights, z Minimum price <
itoek and Curb Exchanges, t Without par value.
a
Purchaser also pays accrued div.
.
90
INDUSTRIAL
StOC&8.
Ask.
Bid.
Per
Penlck 4: Ford
Preferred
Penney (J O)
t d
Stocks.
Riverside Silk Mills
Robinson (D wight P)
24:%
30 %
87
3%
6%
Rogers Peetcom_100
5
Pennroad Corp
1
Peoples Drug Stores
Common
(t)
6%% cum pref_ 10
Pet Milk
(t)
Pet Corp of Am
Petroleum Convers'n
Petrol Derivatives--
7
d
2%
2X
16%
90%
20
d
d
11
11%
4%
d
3
6
d
3
6
Ph elps-Dodge—--26 d
Phlla Dairy pref
5%
with warrants
d
Phlla Insul Wire—-1 d
"^hll 9c Read O* 1-1 d
75
25
30
3%
Phillip-Jones Oorp-i d
Preferred
100
'
'
6
**
,
7
-
-
"5%
Preferred
Sa t Creek Con OR 10
Salt Creek Prod
1(
Preferred
5
7
9
T*
i
20
18 %
sa
Scruff Co
3§*
(t) d
100
45
13
2%
37%
100
Porto Klc A Tob—
Prairie Pipe L
Preferred
"3"
3
100
100
4
1
fP
6%
&K
Serve! Co
16
d
30
1%
5%
1%
8
25
70
r
31%
18%
39
18
3
Corp_60
1%
8
First pref
100
Pure OU Co—
25 "
6% preferred. .100
8% preferred—100
pref
PyreneMfg.
36
-
(t) d
(t) d
„
17
g
17%
%
J"
53%
10%
48
10 d
(+> d
lGu
Radte-Keltb-Orph _t a.
Real Silk
d
9
Machine
10 dx
8%
Reece Fold
Mach-10 dx 1
Reeves
(Daniel) Inc
6% % pref
103
Regal Shoe
65
pref-100
Rels (Robt) &
Co—t
lit pref (Ohio) 100
1%
Reliance Mfg
%
(Ohio) t d
Remington Arms
6
t d
„
2d pref
Ree Motor Car
Vofc tr ctfa
~7""
Co.io
d
4%
92
Skelly Oil
25 d
6% cum pref.. 100
d
Sky Specialties.-.
Sloss-Sbeff 8 & I.10G
Preferred.
100
Smith (LG)<k Corona
j
1%
3%
18%
5
4
6
10
Typewr'r com. (t)
Smith (A O) Corp(t) d
30%
20
„
1§*
115*
28
Corp w 1
Solid Carbonic.-
d
%
%
8%
2%
d
""%
d
4%
j
d
10 %
2%
5%
d
d
iV*
4
7
28%
8%
8
65%
66%
10 d
Dry Gds.t
d
Pref
Richman Bros
(t)
Richmond Had— (t)
Preferred
50
Rio Grande Oil—
(t)
Ritter Dental
Mfg_t
D
Southern
Class
««
«
60"
d
%
%
%
23%
1%
d
~2%
"2%
d
%
%
d
d
d
22
Ice" Uti'lA(t)
B
%
S west Pa P L
%
2%
100
50 d
Spencer
100 d
Kellogg", (t)
d
Trico
20
12
14
6%
2%
24%
9
37%
4%
17
24
Products._(t)
oA
5
19
"3%
5
10%
%
12%
6%
12c.
_(t)
100
PCorp.. (t)
Union Oarb 9c Carb
t
(t)
5
43
1%
18
115
J%
28
3%
9%
28%
11%
10%
11%
11%
15
15%
92
39
Unit Aire 9c Trans, t
11%
12
10%
45
66
Pref with warr.50
Unit Amer Bosch,
45%
6%
12
United
1%
%
17%
9%
45
2
29
10%
A
5%
Biscuit—
of Am
100
Preferred
U S Stores
A (f)
pref
100
com
7% conv pref-1
United Business
Publishers
t d
Preferred
100
United Carbon vtc t d
39"
88%
100
com
15%
37%
d
t d
23""
62%
100
UdIv Leaf Tob— (t) d
Preferred
100
124
Unlvers Pio 1st pflOO d
Univ Pipe Sc Rad—t d
Preferred
.100
d
Utah-Idaho
38
Preferred
Sugar.8
Vadsco Sales Corp
Common
(t) d
7% preferred-.100
Valley Mould 4: Iron
common
(t) d
Preferred
7%
cum
Van Camp
t
80
d
90
41
8
%
17
3
25
13
%
30
5-16
%
1
23
4
6
Va Iron O 4; O—100
15
Preferred
_100
22
Vulcan DetlnninglOO
Preferred
70%
100
WAbasso Cotton, (f) dr
7
Wagner Elec
15 d
—
m
100 d
..
•
..
d
10
(t;
d
{
d
2%
13%
9
(t)
com
_
d
pf .100
«
M
*•
««
68%
Walker Dishwasher
t d
4
Waltbam WatchB (t) d
Prior pref
100
30
100
(f) d
Com Class B
Preferred
t
100
Warner AircraftBros
(t) d
5
10
1%
6%
1%
33%
%
PIct—
Common
1
2
Preferred
t
7
Warner-Qulnlan
Co
...
Warren Bros
1st pref new
Conv
pref
(t)
1
(t)
(t)
Warren Fdy Sc Pipet
Washburn Wire— (t)
Washington
1
3%
ih
Oil--10
24%
98
25
110
$7 preferred —100
WelchGrape Juice (t)
Preferred
Wesson Oil Sc Snow¬
drift v t c
(t)
12
4
25
13
f
Western Air Express
West Auto
3
---
100
14 conv pref
Supply—
Common A
%
25%
1
12%
1
7% prior pref-100
6% part pref.-100
cum
%
9
2%
t
1st preferred--100
Venezuelan Petrol-/
Warrants
63%
20
%
25
Va-Caro Chem—
Common
3o"
136
19%
pref.-106
Pkg— (t>
Preferred
Van Raalte Co
39%
83%
15
100
Corp
16
40
U
Webster Elsenlohr25
com—(f)
(t)
7
U S Sm Ref 4; MIn.50 d
d
Preferred
50
U S Stamping
100
d
U S Steel
Warner
15
33
4
7%
4
Ward Baking Corp—
Com Class A
1 d
10c
Union OU of Calif _25
Un Oil Assoclates-25
Un St Yds So
OralOO
Union Tank Oar.
Class
5
Preferred
Walworth
C«
6%
90
9%
(t
26%
1%
95
2%
4%
,.vlol>
75
1
Union Tob
Common
Corp
5%
/p;
25A
4%
2
63
d
20^ 12%
Walgreen Co
2%
.
38
Un B4
Pipe 4; Foundry
22
j
pf.lOO!
Waldorf System
4
1
19
——
'dx 13%
1st pref
(t)
14%
U 8 Playing Card. 10 d
U 8 Print & LItho—
6%%
Ulen & Co common.
Fisher
cum pr
32
Furnace pref—100
Truscon Steel
10
Tubize Chat pref B.
Preferred
Unexcelled Mfg
7%
18%
d
Forging—td
5%
a
20
Class B
2 yi
1%
8
Preferred
100
U S Hoff Machln'yt d
U S Ind Alcohol, (f)
d
U S
Wa!tt&BondIncA(t)
'Union Cigar
9%
"1%
5-16
14
82
d
(t)
100
d
t
d
25
Van Camp Milk Co
1%
U nderwood Elliott
54%
60
100
—
J
d
d
d
Truax-Traer Coal(T)
1% I
-
——
Common..
+
Spear 9c Co.—II~~t d
OA
65
100
U S Finishing
Preferred
U S Freight-
Preferred
""% Trumbull-CUffs
(+) d
Spalding (AG)4;Br( t) dr
1st preferred.-100
Spang Chalf't 4: Co t d
t Price per share, not per cent*
d
d
Southern Pipe L. 10 d
Southern States Oil.
South Penn OU— 25 d
Pref
8
6
J
So Porto RlcoSug (t) d
3%
•
River Raisin
Paper t d
and curb exchanges,
UO
Preferred
100
100
Richfield Oil of Calif
Common
25
Pref with warr. 100
50
Southeast Exp.. 100
40
Southern Air Transp dn 2
South Dairies A
t d
9
f !ib
3
d
d
5%6
3b
4
16%
_
36"
8%
4%
7
^
Trent Process
(+] d
2%
22%
,
Steel
U 8 Envelope
Preferred
Vanadium
18
o/s
Transamerlca Corp. d
Transue 4: Williams
13^
Solvay Amer Inv—"
Republic
d
Vot trust ctfs
«
12%
TorrlngtonCo— (t) dx
Trans Air
Transp.. t d
20%
2
d
_
Stock
—
122
d
2%
RoU Bear, td
Tobacco 4; Allied
,
d
,
2
3
100
.35^
82%
1%
5
60
d
t
Preferred
29
26
d
Tlmken-Det Axle, 10 d
Tobacco Prod—.(t)
Clasa A_
(t)
94
Dividend ctfs C
126
|Tob Prod Expts—t
2% Todd Shipyards
+
11%
2%
21%
32
3%
d
'TImken
,
100
21
+ d
64%
6%
6% preferred—(t)
Socony Vacuum
2
7%
4%
4;
12
100
100
10
Gas
(t)
Republic Steel
(f)
Preferred
100
Revere Cop &
Br„t
Class A
T—t
7% cum pref—100
Reynolds
Met-—(t)
Reynolds Spring
\
Reynolds Tob
10
B common
Rice Stix
d
12%
.
Pref (non-vot) 1001
45
t
Smyth Mfg Co.—25 d
9
%
Tide Water Oil
Snider Pack
2%
d
1%
15
d
d
d
Tide W Assn Oil--+d
Preferred
100
%
%
53
48
100
RemVn Randcem.t
1st pref
4%
10
8
pf.lOO
Preferred
75"
Conv pref
(t^
Thayer-Foss pref 100
Thermold Co
(t»
7% cum pref-.100
Thompaon-Starret -1
83% pref
(t)
Thompson (J R)_-26
Thompson Prod A-+
(f) d
f nger Mfg Ltd.. .£1
Mfg
ioo
Singer
9%
1%
3%
28%
%
cum cv
10
8%
t xd
b
ThatcherMfg(vot) (t) d
98
4
Co pref
100
Sinclair Cons Oil
f
Button-Hole
pref-
~9%
1
4
101
8
29
!
58
B—(+) d
d
(t)
Common
1st pref
U 8 Dlstrlb
U S Tobacco
30
^
1%
45%
$6 preferred
(
U S Bobb & Shut.100
Preferred
100
d
U 8 Dairy Prod A (t)
1st
2
5
—
10 d
Corp
98
100
J-
d
U S Shoe com—_t
Preferred
100
%
Tex Pac Coal4O11.10 d
Texas Gulf Sulph (t) d
Textile Banking—-c d
Silver (Isaac) 4; Bros
(Franklin)
3
15
13
iiH
97
r
Simon
2
28
d
(t)
8har_(tj
t
(t)
1st preferred—100
J*
d
-
1
d
(t)
Preferred
U 8 Realty 4; Imp
US Rubber
5
i
3
25
d
3%
3%
9%
d
1
:
81
85
100
com
Preferred
Tennessee Prod pref.
Texae Oorporatlon25 d
~4%
18
Simmons Co
Slroms Petrol
w
nu
9
3%
21%
27%
d
Preferred-.,-100
'7%
iH
deferred—100
Technicolor Inc—(t) «
[Telaot'g'ph Corp—1 d
12
Can—ft) dr
common
A
Preferred
Common
2%
Id
22%
United Porto Rlcan
U 8
2%
%
d
1
d
t
Leather vtc. (t)
12%
5
10%
d
-f d
Common vtc
10%
7%
105
17%
21%
—
25%
10%
Shubert Theatre, (t) d
Silica Gel Corp—i
58
Preferred
Raybestoa-Manhat
24
6% vreiAA_—10f
Sher-Wins
10%
Iron 4; Steel com. 1ld
d
Shippers Car Line A_
"4%
Quaker Oats
Hosiery M (vot)10
Pref
(voting)..100
Union Oil—
& % % conv pf. 100
Sherw-Wllliams
21
9
60
3%
2%
83.60 conv pref-Ii d
Shafctuck (Frank G)1 d
(t
2
1
7
30
1
Taylor Milling
Taylor-Wharton
d
Sharon Steel Hp- (t) d
Sharp 4: Dohme
j d
SbeJJ Transp 4, Tr £i
Shell
12%
B
Preferred
3%
50
_
d
Pullman Inc
(t; d
Punta Alegre
Sug_60
Otfs of deposit
_50
Purity Bakeries.
9
32
95
60
com
3%
60
vtc—(t) d
8tores
3
20
io<
Pfeferfed vto-100
Shaffer
Q,
15
7%
,
cum
Class
2%
~9~~
7
103
Taggart Corp com-+
Taylor-Colquitt Co ^
20
100
U S Gypsum
5
Symington Co
—
d
M
i
16^
~8%
Preferred
United Fruit
U 8 Glass
Preferred
25
10
Sweets Co of Am.50
Swift & Co
25 d6
Swift Internat 1--15 d
20A
Syracuse Wash Mach
28%
15
18%
5%
20
3%
%
7
10%
com
Common
d
Preferred-,
30(
Sellers (G I) 9c Sons
Sheffield Steal
94"
100
Publication Corp (t)
t
Co pref
_.
2nd pref
2%
Segal Lock & Hard-
Seiberllng Rubb
Preferred
100 r
<st
Gamble.- (t) a 3i
8 % Preferred
100
150
1st pref
w*
60
23
15%
37%
17%
1%
8%
2%
15
d
United El Coalvtct
Un Eng & Fdy
1
Class A
22%
80
pref--100
11%
Superheater Co
1 «
%
Superior
Oil-—---J a
Super PortlCemA(t) d
Common B
(f) »
AU,
Superior Steel—101
4%
Swallow Air plane, j- an ---Swan & Finch Oil.25 d
1%
—
d
Proc
„
12
"2
ware com__.(t)
Preferred
50 d
25
Lambert._1
(t)
Price Bros
1st
d
15
<
.
Oil
6%
.
r
Pressed Steel Car
Reece
Sun
lot
Co common.
Class A__
(f) d
Class B
—( t)
Prairie Oil 4; Gas _2o
cum
59
88
_
7% pref
88
53
Scullin Steel
d
/ +
Seaboard Oil
(t) d
d
Seagrave Corp
,
Sears, Roebuck &' "
3
50
"2%
t
4
82
d
(t
3%
55
%
5
Preferred
10C d
Scotten-Dillon Co 10 d
Scott Paper
1
Scovil] Mfg
d
2
1%
dr 22
Strawbrldge 4: Cloth
6% preferred—100
7% preferred
Stromberg-Carls Tel
Studebaker Oorp.._i
Preferred
10C
Stuti Motor Oar—1
Sugar Estates
Orlente pref
100
Sullivan Mach'y.(t)
Schulte United.-(f) d
105
Cord-100
Preferred
Gas abovecom.
Preferred
Poole Eng & Mach A
Class B
Poor & Co class
B.(t) d
Port Alfred P & P_. r
,
3%
7% preferred—100
Schulte Retail St
Plimpton Mfg ColOO
45
10C
Savage Arms
ft)
Savan'h Sug com
t
Preferred
100
Saxet
Co—See Ro¬
7%
35%
Pittsb Term CoallOO "■:*
%
Preferred
10
—100
Pitts United Corp 25 d
1%
7% conv pf
100
34
Plttston Co
1
(t) d
5% pref
Prod & Ref
100
32
4%
%
1%
Stlunes (Hugo) Corp 1 d
Stix Baer 9c Fuller (t) d
100
31
5
d
|Stone 4; Webster (f)
3%
16%
d
d
Stetson (J B)
(t d
Preferred
2i d
Stew-Warn Speed-10 d
52%
12
d
25 dr 25%
7
Preferred-
85
50
Preferred
Pittsb Steel pref-100
Pratt &
0%
Prod.
Untd Publish pf 100
dx 36
Untd Sh Mach Oo25
dx 31
Preferred
25
:
%
United Stores com
1
,
Oomp__l00
^Preferred
Pittsburgh Steel Fdy
Plymouth
70c
80
St Regis Pap, com.i
100
Preferred
r
17
(Pa)—100
com
45
10*
100
0% pref-
United Dyewood.100
Preferred
100
Untd Profit
8
d
share.
•
Preferred
m + mm
Stanley Co of Am (t)
Stanley Works
25
Starrett(L S) Oo_(tt
Starrett Corp—(t)
Preferred
-25
'Steel Co of Can— (t)
St Maurice Val Corp
PIttsb Brewing—50 d
Preferred
60 d
Preferred
100
15
(t) d
Pirelli Co of Italy
Am shs 500 lire— d
Pitts Coal
90
United Cigar Stores
of America
—(t) d
Sugar
90
Preferred A
100
Stand Tank Car
1 d
Preferred- ——100
Preferred A—100
Preferred B
100
85^
89%
Nat Stk Y__ 100
St L Rocky Mt 9c
Pacific Co
10C
300
Pittsb Oil & Gas.—5
PIttsb PI Glass-.25
Pitts Screw &Bolt(t)
10(
Screw. 100
|Stan Text Prod—100
§fkOMOo7%pfioo
st L Cot
%
6
Pillsbury Flour Mills
common
89%
33
Rref class
Ja
.
89%
83
r
28%
28
25"
com
15
Standard
.
Per
Par
Unit Paper BoardlOO
Unit Piece Dye com t
18
25""
40
dr 65c.
A___50 dr 2
St Lawrence Flour
13
17
85
6
49
7%
28%
24%
20
36
34
%
5%
17%
iH
23
4
Mills
3%
11%
119%
2%
24%
15%
8%
75
istand
Bid.
Stocks.
DIv ctf—See Tob
11%
117%
OU (Ohio)—25
16
6
16
5% preferred.. 100
Stand OU Expt pflOO
35
6
33
d
12%
2%
55
3%
10%
d
Preferred
5
%
105
Rubel Ice & Coal—
Preferred
31
100
Pierce-Arrow Mot
Oar Corp
t
Preferred
100
Pierce Oil Corp
26 d
Preferred
100
Pierce Petrol
--t
2
Ruberoid Co
10€
Rumidor Corp com t
Safety Oar H 9c L100
Safeway Stores._(t) d
6% Pref
100
7% pref
ion
St Joseph Stk Yd 100
5%
3% '*■»
3
d
Royal Dutch Co N Y
26
-
Preferred
Pigg Wlgg Corp—t
3%
Stand Oil of N J—25
,
5
1
Preferred A
Royal Bak Pow_."f
Preferred
10C
5%
67
Phillips Petrol
f d
Phoenix Hosiery—b
Common
95
4
%
2%
80
4
Preferred
Roosevelt Field -lit
Roxy Theatre units. d
2% d
2 d
1%
3%
1%
3%
40
n
6
6
Sptcer Mfg Co— (t)
83 cum conv pref t
Spiegel-May-Stern-1
Splitdorf-Beth El
Standard Brands (t)
$7prefserA
1
Stand Com Tob— t
Stand Oil (Cal) —(t)
Stand Oil (Ind)—25
Stand Oil (Kan)„25
Stand Oil (Ky)_—10
Stand Oil (Neb)__25
—
Rolls-Royce Am
45"
25%
12%
Ask.
Per share.
Par
50
100
Rocky Mt Fuel—100
Preferred
10G
5
Pa-Dixie Cement--1 d
Series A pref—100
Penn Glass Sand pfPenn Salt Mfg—50 d
Bid.
Stocks.
12
Preferred
2
Penn Goal 9c Coke 5u d
Penn Traffic
Penn-Mex Fuel
First preferredlOO
Rock wood Co
(f) d
31
86%
d
11%
_
Co
Common
6% cumcl ApflOO
Ask.
~Per\ share.
Par
100
STOCKS
MISCELLANEOUS
Bid.
share.
24
&
(t) d
22%
35
90
10
47
INDUSTRIAL
Stocks.
Ask.
Bid.
Par
West Dairy Prsd At
Glass B v ft o—(t)
W't'n Md Dy Go (t)
Prior pref
50
Per
10%
2%
Bid.
Stocks.
Part
share
Wheel Steel Oorp 100
Preferred
100
11%
2%
MISCELLANEOUS
&
50
White Motor
Per
Ask.
9
6
pflOL
12%
White Sew Mach (t;
Preferred
(17
1
West'hse El A Mf.CO
Mf
1st preferred-,—50
Westland Oil___ (t)
23%
00%
W*
70
White Rk Mln Spgn-t
Plrst pref
100
Westmoreland Coalf
~5~"
Westmoreland, Inc.f
Weston El Instru—t
Glass A
t
W Va Pulp A Pap—t
Preferred
100
Westvaco Chlorine
Products...
t d
Second
pref_. 100
Whitman
II
6
6%
11%
16"
Whlttelsey Mrg—50
(H P)
Oil
A Gas
(t) d
Wilcox-Rich Oorp—
Gloss A
(t)
Wilcox A Glbbs
C&
14
16
87
9
Willys-Overland
.
Preferred
Bid.
Bonds.
Burlington4Hs 1957 opt *37
4%b Feb 1957 opt '3?
FAA
5s Feb 1953 opt 1933
FAA
5s Dec 1963 opt 1933
JAD
California—5s 1951 opt 1931-MAN
5s July 1959 opt 1936
JAJ
5%b Nov 1951 opt 1931-.MAN
Central HI—5a *53 opt *33—JAD
5s July 1 1953 opt 1933—JAJ
Central Iowa—5s *o3 opt '33-AAO
5a May 1 1942 opt 1927-MAN
4Hs Nov 1 *62 opt ,32—MAN
Chicago Joint 5Hs'hi opt'31MAN
5 s 1951 opt 1931...
MAN
5 s 1952 opt 1932
MAN
5s 1963 opt 1933
MAN
4 Ha 1952 opt 1932
MAN
iHa 1963 opt 1933
-MAN
4Kb 1952
opt 1932
MAN
4Ha 1964 opt 1934
MAN
4%a 1965 opt 1935
AAO
Dallas—5s 1953 opt 1933—MAS
5s 1954 opt 19345s 1963 opt 1933
-
AAO
JAJ
JAJ
5s 1966 opt 1936
AAO
5Hs 1951 opt 1931
MAN
Dayton-Agric 5s *64 opt '34—JAJ
Denver—5s 1954 opt 1934--JAD
5s 1955 opt 1935
FAA
5s 1956 opt 1936
FAA
6%a Nov 1951 opt 1931—MAN
Des Moines—5s *52 opt *32. MAN
6s May 1953 opt 1933—MAN
5a 1965 opt 1935
5s 1966 opt 1936
5s
1963
20
30
t d
A Mach
4%
3%
(f)
-25 d
"l%
14
100 d
Preferred A
101'
Preferred B—100
Wright Aeronaut!, t d
Wrigley (Wm) Jr._t d
Wurlltser (Rudolph),
20
19
Common
7%
45
45
40
45
45
50
v;
50
Bonds.
Bid.
40
44
45
50
45
50
38
38
43
38
38
34
39
31
35
41
37
37
74
77
76
80
86
55
92
55
58
33
41
37
45
41
45
36
36
55
55
55
55
55
55
58%
76
76
opt 1933—MAN
5>*s Nov 1951 opt 1931—MAN
Fremont—5s 1953 opt '33-JAD
5s 1952 opt 1932
MAN
4%a 1965 opt 1935
JAD
4%a 1966 opt 1936
AAO
Greensboro (NG)5s*53 op'33 AAO
5s Dec 1955 opt 1935
JAD
Greenbrier 5s 1964 opt 1934-AAO
os 1965 opt 1935
JAJ
5s 1957 opt 1937
MAS
72
48
57%
57%
57%
60
53
56
57
61
57
61
57
61
58
62
41
45
41
45
45
47
36
40
AAO
JAJ
FAA
JAD
FiratofChey—5s'52 opt *32 MAN
Firstlof Olev—5s*53 opt '33-MAN
36
40
36
40
36
40
36
40
lstofFtWayneSHs'Slopt'SlMAN
53
55
52
55
59
64
57
57
59
57
59
20
25
20
25
20
25
20
25
20
25
46
51
46
51
46
51
46
51
50
5s 1955 opt 1935
5s 1943 opt 1928
5« 1942 opt 1927
MAN
MAN
—JAJ
JAJ
4Mb 1965 opt 1935
4Mb 1966 opt 1936
4M« 1967 opt 1937—
JAJ
Louisville—6s 1952 opt 1932MAN
5s Nov 1953 opt 1933
MAN
Maryland-Va 5s*55 opt '35-MAN
5s 1956 opt 1936
JAD
5s Apr 1957 opt 1937
AAO
Minneapolis Trust—
5a Nov 1952 opt 1932
MAN
Mississippi 5s *55 opt '35
FAA
5M« Nov 1951 opt '31—MAN
New York 5s *52 opt *32
JAJ
5s 1953 opt 1933
—JAJ
5a 1955 opt 1935
JAJ
5s 1956 opt 1936—
MAN
N Y A Pa—5s '53 opt '33—JAJ
N Y A N J 5s 1953 opt '33—JAD
5s 1954 opt 1934
MAN
5s 1955 opt 1935
JAD
5s 1958 opt 1936
JAD
No Oaro—5a '53 opt *33—-MAS
5s 1952 opt 192 L.
MAN
5s 1955 opt 193 J
FAA
6s 1956 opt 1938
MAS
5s Apr 1957 opt 1937--.—AAO
Ohlo-Penna 5s 1954 opt
5s Jan 1958 opt 1938-
1931 JAJ
—JAJ
Oregon-Wash 5s '52 opt' J2-MAN
5s Oct 1953 opt 1933
.AAO
—
58
55
50
55
43
48
48
43
53
58
53
58
53
58
58
53
5sl968 opt 1938
Ill-Mldweac—5s '53 op
5s 1954 opt 1934
'33-AAO
JAD
MAN
45
4Ms Mar 1958 opt 1938.-MAS
45
4 Ms 1956 opt 1938
-MAN
45
Iowa 4M8 1955 opt 1935
AAO
42
4 Ms 1956 opt 1936
FAA
42
5s Nov 1951 opt 1931
MAN
40
Kentucky—5s *52 opt '32
MAN
40
5s 1954 opt 1934
JAJ
40
5s Jan 1957 opt 1937
JAJ
57% Lafayette—5a 1953 opt '33-MAN
57%
4Ms Nov 1957 opt 1937-MAN
57% Lincoln—5s 1951 opt 1931-MAN
41
1%
1%
Yale A Towne
25 d
Yellow Tax! (N Y)— d
Yellow
Truck
A
Coach MfgclB-10 d
38"
,
6
4
40%
40~A
83
87
14%
Young (Edwin H)
d
Drug units
Young (J S) Go—100
Preferred
100
Young (L A) Spring
A
Wire.
(t)
&
Youngstown Sheet
20
30
20
24
Preferred
Zenith Radio
7
4%
44
46
A Tube
Bonds
and
100
(t) d
d
3
or
98
6%
41
46
41
41
46
46
37
40
32
36
5a July 1956 opt 1936—JAJ
Pennsylvania 5s '53 opt '33-MAN
5s Feb 1955 opt 1935——FAA
5s I960 opt 1936
—AAO
5s 1907 opt 1937
MAS
Phoenix 4%s '61 opt *41--—JAD
5s 1961 optional 1941
J&D
58
58
58
58
58
68
58
68
58
58
58
<54
54
54
54
66
71
33
46
46
46
33
33
33
33
30
San Antonio—
57
51
61
May 1953 opt *33—L-MAN
os 1953 opt 1933
MAN
5s 1954 opt 1934
MAN
5s 1956 opt 1938
JAJ
5s 1957 opt 1937
JAJ
5s Mar 1958 opt *38
MAS
Shenandoah Val 5s 45 op "35 JAD
So Minn 5Ms '51 opt '31—MAN
5s May 1953 opt 1933
MAN
5s 1952 opt 1932
MAN
5s 1964 opt 1934
MAN
Southwest (Little Rock, Ark.)—
5s May 1956 opt 1936 —MAN
5s May 1957 opt 1937—MAN
55
55
5s Aug 1955 opt 1935
FAA
Union (Det) 5s '54 opt '34—MAN
5s May 1955 opt 1935—MAN
59
Tennessee—
51
67
75
60
80
70
55
55
55
58
53
57
57
90
60
60
60
63
58
61
61
51
55
53
58
53
58
63
67
1956 opt 1936
5s 1957 opt 1937
63
67
4 %a 1955 opt
63
67
JAJ
JAJ
JAJ
JAJ
JAJ
os
1935
4%s 1956 opt 1936
4%a 1957 opt 1937
Union Louisville, Ky—
59
59
59
59
59
52
20
20
20
20
41
41
41
52
52
52
52
45
45
45
58
65
45
50
5s 1952
opt 1932
MAN
46
51
53
52
5s Nov 1954 opt
5s 1957 opt 1937
1934—MAN
48
—FAA
53
48
52
45
48
48
52
48
52
VIrglnla-Oaro 5s '53 opt '33-MAN
5s Aug 1954 opt 1934FAA
5s May 1957 opt 1937—MAN
5s 1956 opt 1936
-FAA
Virginia—5s '53 opt '33-MAN
48
52
52
48
52
5s Nov 1 1951
48
52
5a 1955 opt 1935
48
40
52
53
45
45
45
55
55
55
52
35
35
35
35
35
opt 1931-MAN
JAJ
Par
STOCKS
40
Atlanta.
40
Atlantic
40
Chicago
40
Dallas
Denver
52
55
55
39
44
First Oarolinas
39
44
Preemont
-.100
100
—
100
100
100
100
Des Moines
Kansas City
......
—...
.....
Kentucky—
—-100
,
100
Lincoln
North Carolina
Oregon- Washington
Potomac
St Louis
100
San Antonio
5
South Minnesota.........—10(
Virginia
1
—
—f
i
i
i
i
i
7%
40
St Louis—6s
5s
i
i
38%
%
8
46
*33—JAD
5s 1952 opt 1932
MAN
5s 1943 opt 1928
JAD
5b Mar 1954 opt 1934
MAS
5s 1955 opt 1935
MAS
4Ms 1956 opt 1936
JAJ
i
13
Potomac 5a 1954 opt 1934--JAD
5s 1956 opt 1936
JAD
5s 1957 opt 1937
FAA
5s Jan 1958 opt 1938
-JAJ
1953 opt
?3%
25
12%
Pacific Coast Jt Stk Land Bk—
Portland, Ore—5s'53op'33 JAJ
5s 1954 opt 1934—
MAN
5s 1955 opt 1935
MAN
5s 1958 opt 1936
JAJ
Los Angeles—5s '53 opt '33 JAJ
5a Mar 1957 opt 1937—MAS
San Fran—5s *53 opt '33—JAJ
5s Mar 1954 opt 1934—MA8
10
19H
Bid.
Stocks.
Ask.
share
f
(unstpd.). d
Zonite Products
9
16
100
Preferred
m«mmm
5s Sept 1957 opt 1937—MAS
Salt Lake O—5s *53 op *33 JAJ
5s Nov 1953
37
36
68
70
43
67
43
51
65
43
33
38
FAA
47
74
70
38
5s Feb 1957 opt 1937
Fletcher 4 %b 1954 opt 1934
51
51
4Hs 1955 opt 1935
4%a Nov 1957 opt 1937-MAN
65
43
MAS
Sept 1954 opt 1934
51
77
77
41
70
43
...
47
47
47
74
43
27
Ask.
MAN
MAN
65
37
45
first New
5s
1%
3%
1%
3%
24
Per
100
First Trust of Dallas—
45
40
Bid.
Par
share
preferred.ipo
50
40
Per
Worthlngton Pump
50
45
43
1933——MAN
4^s May 1957 opt 1937-MAN
4%b Nov 1957 opt 1937—MAN
First of Minn—5s *51 opt'31 MAN
6s 1952 opt 1927
MAN
5s 1952 opt 1932
MAN
5s 1953 opt 1933
MAN
5%a 1951 opt 1931
MAN
First of Montgomery 5« *54 opt *34
5s 1966 opt 1936
AAO
5s Apr 1967 opt 1937
AAO
5s Dec 1967 opt 1937
JAD
32
45
55
46
40
41
5s Nov 1953 opt
28
45
52
43
MAN
5s 1954 opt 1934
5s 1955 opt 1935
5a Feb 1956 opt 1938
5s Jane 1956 opt 1936
99
f
—
Preferred
100
Wolverine Portl O 10 d
Woods Mfg
100 T
Preferred
100 r
Woodward Iron. 100
Preferred
100
Woolw'th (F W)-_10 d
Worcester Salt. 100
Orl 5s '44 opt '34MAN
first Texas—5s '42 opt '32-MAN
5s 1943 opt 1933
MAN
5s 1965 opt 1935
MAS
">•
lUOtt opt 1936
AAO
First Trust of Chicago—
4%b Feb 1958 opt 1938—FAA
4%a Dec 1955 opt 1935—AAO
4%a July 1954 opt 1934
JAJ
55
5Hs Nov 1951 opt 1931—MAN
1933
26
90
21%
19%
1%
Ask.
52
First Oarolinas—5a 52 opt'32M AN
opt
22
115
100
Glass B
10%
Agricultural—5s '53 op '33-MAN
5s Nov 1952 opt 1932— MAN
Arkansas 5s 1952 opt 1932-MAN
Atlanta—5s 1952 opt 1932—JAD
5a 1957 opt 1937
JAJ
5s 1955 opt 1935
MAN
5s 1958 opt 1938
MAS
Atlantic—6s 1953 opt 1933—MAS
5s 1952 opt 1932
MAS
5a 1954 opt 1934
-JAJ
5s 1955 opt 1935
—JAD
5s 1957 opt 1937—
MAS
5s 1953 opt 1933
MAS
Bankers—5s *53 opt *28
JAJ
5s May 1952 opt 1932
MAN
5a Nov 1953 opt 1933—MAN
i%B 1955 opt 1935
JAJ
%
1%
%
Wilcox
20
85
Wmpf_10<
Glass A
9%
88%
80
12
White Mot Sec
Wilson A Go
27
9%
Westing Air Br
p'ke(f)
Preferred
Par
Stocks.
Ask.
Bid.
Stocks.
share
91
STOCKS
20c
z%
8%
United States and Municipal Bonds
In reporting below prices for State and municipal securities, we give bid and asked
however, is to quote municipal securities on the basis of the return they yield per annum.
prices
we
quotations wherever they
can
be
obtained
The
custom
Therefore In most cases It will be found that instead of actual
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
Where two figures appear, as for instance "4.25 % to 4.35%the rate of return varies according to the
maturity—the shorter maturities yield¬
of the issue.
ing the lowest rate, and the longer maturities yielding the highest return.
In State and municipal bonds the custom has always been to quote them "and Interest." That Is, the accrued interest must in all
Note.—Owing to the present demoralized condition of the municipal bond markets, brokers and dealers find it difficult, and in
cases
be added on.
many cases, almost
Bid prices, especially for the smaller municipalities, are practically out of the question and sales or
matter of bargaining between buyer and seller. In fact the absolute lack of demand often causes good bonds to be offered at almost
mpossible to make quotations for municipal bonds.
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94231
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94203,
95*31
94 2631
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75
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4MB 1932-1909
—F&A
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4Mb 1933-1950
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4 50
S&O
A&O
A&O
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9
9
6b Rer & Impt '33-*56 var__
Dade Oo 5a Oct 1947-'54 A&O
5a
1932-1937
J&J
Dade Co Spec Sch Dist No
9
1932-1935.
Duval Oo 5Mb'32 op'12 M&N
5b Armory 1944
J&J
Jackoonville 5a Jan 1 '38. J&J
5b Jan 15 1934-45—J&J 15
—
5Mb Jan 15 1934-45-J&J 15
4Mb Feb 1937
F&A
Jackson* 8 D No 1 5s Apr '45
Lakeland 6s.
Miami 5 Mb 1932-35
13
13
13
70
80
75
85
42
52
94
94
98
98
92
90
90
90
88
96
95
95
95
93
38
44
46
46
46
48
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46
48
4Mb 1936-1938
A&O
4Mb Munlc Imp'32-'55M&S
6s School 1940
J&D
46
Extl
48
46
82
48
M&S
M&S
6a 1932-1939
5B
1940-1956
5a 1933-1935
Miami Beach 5 Ms 1932
48
48
66
5Ms 1933-1935
M&N
82
86
5 Mb 1936-1939
M&N
M&N
82
86
82
86
5 Ma 1940-1950
Orlando 5Ms 1931-1952
Orange County 5s 1944—J&J
6b 1952-1953.
J&J
Palm Beach 6s 1931-1952
55
65
62
Psnsacola 4Mb ref 1941—A&O
65
75
75
78
70
• % School 1932-1951—J&J
Pinellas Co 6s 1940
St Augustine 5b 1955
J&J
65
70
40
40
40
35
35
50
60
50
40
35
40
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•fllmpt 1932-1937
Bt Petersburg 5 Mb 1949..J&J
5Ms 1932-1953
J&J
5 Mb June 1954
J&D
6b 1931-1938-—
Tampa 5s June '55 op '25 J&J
5b W W Purch '32-72-F&A
4Mb Impt 1932-37
J&J
65
75
40
35
18
Certificates
FOREIGN GOVTS.
Agrlcul Mtg Bk (Colombia)
Guar b f 6« 1947
F&A
Guar 8 f 6b 1948
A&O
20-yr 7a 1946
A&O
20-yr 7b Jan 15 1947
J&J
Akershus (Dept of). Norway—
5b 1963
M&N
Antioqula Col (Dept of)—•
Extl a f 7s ser A 1945—J&J
Extl s f 7s Ser B 1945—J&J
Extl s f 7b ser O 1945... J&J
80
80
22
25
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Went Palm Beach 6s 1931-'40
70
70
70
18
26 M
27M
28
28M
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26
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—
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27
31
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J&J
M&8
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M&N
Chili Mtge Bk 0Ms *57 J&D31
S f gu 6 Ms Jne 30'61.J&D 31
8 f gu 6s 1961
A&O
0b 1902
M&N
Chinese Government—
60 M
tri
96%
51M
41
92 M
86
98
98M
26 M
26 %
8M
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12
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12
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22
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Extl b f 7s 1957 1st ser. A&O
Extl b f 7b 1957 2d ser.A&O
Extl a f 7b 1957 3d ser.A&O
b
f 8s 1951
f 8s 1952
A-A&O
B-A&O
Denmark ext 6s 1942
J&J
Exfl 5 Ms 1955
F&A
Trust rets 4Mb 1902-A&O15
ser
ser
Dominican Rep 5Ms '42.M&8
6M» Oust Adm 1940—A&O
2nd ser 5Ma 1940
A&O
Dutch E Indies 6e 1947—J&J
Ext sf 6sl962
M&S
Extl 5Ms Mar 1953—M&S
Extl 5Ms Nov 1953-M&N
Estonia (Rep of) 7a. 1967-J&J
Finland (Repub) 6s '45—M&S
6Mb Mun loan '54 cl A A&O
Class B
—A&O
Extl B f 7s I960
M&S
Extl s f 0Ms 1956
M&S
Extl a f 6M® 1958
F&A
France (Republic of) 4s 1917-
German
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21M
40
36 M
95
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5s extl b f 1957
F&A
Extl b f 5fl 1958—
A&O
Met Wat Serv & Dr Board
8 f 5Ms 1950
A&O
Extl sf 6a 1944
F&A
6s Ext Oct 15 1952.A&016
40-yr b f 5Mb 1905
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-
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48
81M
81M
77 M
80
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78
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M&N15
70
93
75
80
94
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s
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58
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7s extl s f 1960
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J&D
J&D
6 Ms
1959
Rumania (Monopolies)
J&J
89
San Paulo
70
66
90
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J&J
Extl water 7s I960—M&S
63
59
65
7s 1946
99
103 M
85 %
83 Va
68 M
69
44
48M
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90
85 M
87 M
77
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9
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59
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82
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65
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9
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%
25"
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Extl
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26
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84M
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71M
65
61
85
64
101M
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Norway Municipalities Bank—
39M
(per 1.000 mllrela)__
6s(of 1928) '68-J&J
Sec s f 78 1940
A&O
Santa Fe (Prov) 7s 1942-M&S
Sant&nder (Dept) Colombia
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A&O
Saxon State Mtge Institution
Sink fund 7s 1945
J&D
Sink fund 0M«» 1940—J&D
Serbs Croats & SIov (King of)
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M&N
37
18
12
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18
15
12
57 M
40M
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9
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41
48
38 M
40
36
41M
37%
J&D
Siiesian Landowners A»n-
42M
43 M
(Bank of the) 1st 0b '47F&A
Styrla (Prov of) 7s 1946—F&A
SwealshSMs ext 1954—M&N
Switzerland 5 Ms Ext *46-A&O
24 M
37
26
40
Extl 7a 1962 aer B
Silesia (Prov) Poland—
Extl a f 7b 1958
M&N
'
83
102 M
Taiwan Electric Power—
50
1!M
54 M
56
Tolima (Dept of) 7a '47-M&N
48
10
50
48
53
Upper Austria (Prov) 7b'45 J&D
36M
50
Extl b f 6 Mb 1957—-J&D 15
Uruguay 8s ext 1940—F&A
25%
SfSMs 1971
Extl
f 0s 1960
Extl sf 6s 1904
J&J
56
11
33M
42
116"
117
115M
117M
38
38M
58 M
59
M&N
30
32"
M&N
29%
Venetian Prov Mtge Bank—
S f 7s 1952 ser A
A&O
30%
84 M
91M
71 %
75
26
60 M
75
98
23
23%
22 H
s
FOREIGN CITIES. Ac.
Antwerp (Olty) extl 5« *58J&D
s f 7s 1961...J&J
Baden Extl
Bergen. Norway—
22
24 M
45
55
30
40
25M
28
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13
11
■
86
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rubles Gat
1,000 francs,
11
10M
56
56
55
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50
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par
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F&A
.
5
1
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Gras(Mun)Austria 8s*54 M&N
I F01
5
4
13M
5% National Loan not rod
before Jan 1931—Q-F ifl
German Govt Internat—
5M% loan of 1930-65-J&D
German extl 7s 1949—A&016
4
5a June 30 1955—
J&J
Netherl'ds 6s '72 (flat)..M&S
6s 1972 series B
Ext 0s 1954
A&O
5M % Ext Ln Dec *21—J&D
Salvador (Repub) 8s 1948J&J
50
5
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1
1
65
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Russian 6 Ms June 18 '19-J&J
87
4M
52
78
35
35
89
85
4
4
60
73
83 M
82 H
>;>, 4
3%
Newfound 0Ms 1936—J&D30
6Ms 1939
-J&J
6Mb 1942 & 1943—
J&J
90
75
98
97
2%
O
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67
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20
22 M
■
9M
39 %
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Queensland (State) 7s '41 A&O
Ext g 6s Feb 15 1947 F&A15
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85
36M
i
24
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53
36
27
13 M
8M
61
69 H
60 %
63
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Colombia Mtg Bk—
20-yr s f 6M« 1947——A&O
Sink fd 7s(of 1926) '46 M&N
10
10
Minas Geraea (State) Brazil
Extl 6Ms 1958
M&S
Extl 6Mb 1959 ser A.M&S
Mtge Bank of Denmark—
Exch b f 6s 1972 ser IX J&D
J&J
5Ms PubWksJune30 '45J&D
6Ms June 30 1932.J&D 31
5Ms Dec 31 1932—J&D 31
5Ms June 30 1933—J&D 31
Serial 5 Ms 1932
J&J
Serial 5 Ms 1933
J&J
Serial 5Ms 1934
J&J
Oundinamarca Dep(Oolombla)
Extl s f 0Ms 1959
M&N
Czechoslovak Republic—
95
82
73
6
f
£100 and £200 pieces-—
Internal silver 5s
Internal silver 3s
M&S15
5i premium 1920
I
£100 and £200
pieces
Treas 0 % notes *23 ext to '33
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f.8s 1950
"Extl" g 6a 1949—-F&A
"Extl" a f 5Ms *53—J&J16
64
100
90 M
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32 M
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M&S
12M
12M
11*
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23
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6% Natl loan of '20-J&D 16
7s ext of 1924-1949
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7Ms External 1941
J&D
9
(U S of)—
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4s of 1904
Extl 4sof 1910
I8M
Costa RIca(Rep)ext 7s61M&N
Cuban 5s 1944 opt 1911—M&S
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24
J&D
30
26 %
21
47
M&N
■ ( 1951
87"
63
11
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6s of 1896 £ red 1933— A&O
4Mb of *98 £ red '44—M&S I 85
Colombia Rep 6b 1961
23
J&J
Extl b f 6s (1928) 1901-A&O
23
Oordeba (Prov) Argentina—
Extl s f 7a 1942
J&J
46"
Mtge Bank of Jugoslavia-
_
61%
Ext
74M
76%
12M
1134
It
22 M
Mendosa (Prov) Argentina—_
sec b f 7b 1959
M&S
Nat Loan extl 0s 1960 J&D
Extl s f fls 1961
A&O
Poland (Rep of) 6s 1940-A&O
Stab'n 1 a f 7b 1947-A&O 16
Sink fd 7s (of 1927) '47 F&A
22
_
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27M
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Irish Free State 5s I960-M&N
72)
Italy (Kltigd) extl 7s '51.J&D
90
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J&J U$42
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80
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Pub UtU Credit Bf 7b *52 J&J
72M
Japanese GovernmentIs £ *54 opt '10-J30 & D31 I 57
8 f 6Ms 1954
68 M
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Extl s?5Ms 1965
59
M&N
Oriental Dev Oo 6s '53-M&8
56 M
Orient Dev Co 5Ms '58M&N
49 M
Lower Aust(Prov)7MB '50J&D
44 M
Maranhao (State Brazil
Norway ext 6s 1943—F&A 15
37M
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68M
-
13
35
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22M
Hungarian Land Mtg Instit'n
Mtg 7Ms 1961 ser A—M&N
Sf 7Ms 61 ser B($ bds)M&N
Hungary (Kingd) 7Ms*44 F&A
Industrial Mtge Bk of Finland
1st M coll 7s July 1 1944
12
5
Bid.
Gold 6b 1940
A&O
Hanover (Province) Germany
Harz W W 0Mb 1949
F&A
30
14M
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Hamburg (State of) Germany
25
J&D
Extl Ry ref 6s 1901
Extl Bf 0s 1962
48
46
M&S
sec
99 %
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Haiti (Rep) 0% Ex*52 A.A&O
38
42 M
Ser A Int ctfs '38-A&O 15
Chill (Rep) ext 7s 1942.M&N
Extl s f 6s I960
A&O
Extl s f 6s Feb 1961
F&A
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FLORIDA.
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Farm loan 7a 1950—M&S16
Farm loan 6s 1960—J&J15
Farm loan 6a 1960 A&016
4 50
4.50
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6b Impt 1931-1938
J&J
f 7s 1952
Bulgaria (Kingd) s f 7s '07 J&J
Sec s f 7 Mb stabilization Joan
1968
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Oaldas (Dept of) Colombia
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Cauca Val (Dept of) Colombia
7Mb 1940
A&O
4.50
4.50
A&O
4a 1936-1937
4b 1938-1941
4b 1942-1948
s
Extl 7Ms 1947
Ext s f 6M§ 1901
4.60
DELAWARE.
4MB '60 opt any date 105. J&J
4MB 1961 opt '22 at 105—J&J
Dover Spec 8 D 5s *33-'48 A&O
Kent Oo 4Mb 1945-196Q-M&S
NewOastleCo 4Mb '32-'84J&D
5Mb 1936-1944
J&J
SuBsexOoSs 1933-1970 —J&J
4Mb 1934-1953—*.
A&O
WHm'gton—4Mb 'S2-*37-A&O
4MsBldg—Oon'53-,62 M&S
4M« 8 F 1960-63 («-a)-A&0
4Mb 1936-50 (s-a)
A&O
5b 1947-1949
British—Cons 2Mb op '23 Q-J
4Mb War Loan *32-'45 J&D
F&A
5Mt f Feb 1 1937
4s fund 1990 opt 190O-M&N
5« war loan *47op'29—J&D
Buenos Aires(Prov)6fl '01M&S
4.70
to
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or
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or
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to 4.75
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93
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or
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M&S
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Berlin 0Ms 1950
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6s June 15 1958
J&D 15
21
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94
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45
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machine P Q 5s 1954
10
17
80
90
-5
;
10
9
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71
80-yr s f 0s 1954
M&S
30-year e f 6s 1955—J&&N
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Copenhagen 4s of 1901-M&N
0s June 1 1952
- J&I>
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M&N
Oardoba (City) Argentine Rep
33
100
69
65
6034
24
7s extl b f 1957—-—F&A
s f 7s 1937
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2434
5934
36
Danish Cons Municipal Loan
:
85
5s Nov 1 1909
72
60
s
75
64 %
35
7a
...A&O
1935-1945
E-xtls 16348 1953!
M&N
GermanOons Munic 7s'47F&A
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Cons munic 6b
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1947—J&D
Germany
21
1939——M&N
Havana—1st 6s
1939
2634
2d 0s
Heidelberg (Germ)7Ma'60 J&J
Helslngfors (City) Finland—
Extl sf 634s 1960
A&O
Hungarian Cons Munic Loan
• f g 7348 1945
J&J
Extl s f 7s Sopt 1940—J&J
2634
2234
2234
25
Lelprig(City of) 7s 1947—F-A
Lima (Oity) Peru—
Extl s f 634» 1958—M&J
Lyons (City) 6s 1934--M&N
Marseilles (City) 6s '34-M&N
Medellin (Munic) (Columbia)
7s extl Dec 1 1951
634s 1954
Milan (Italy) est 0348*52-A&O
Montevideo (Oity) 7s '52- J&D
Extl s f 6s 1959 ser A-M&N
27
29
Kuremburg extl 6s 1952-F&A
Oslasf 5348 1946
F&A
Porto Alegre (Oltyk Brazil—
Sinking fund 8s 1961—J&D
8 f 40-yr 734a 1996 —-J&J
Prague (Greater) Oity—
734s loan of 1932-62—M&N
Rio de Janeiro 8s 1940—A&O
Extl s f 634s 1953—F&A
7b 1980 (per 1000 milreis)-.
5s of 1904
—
3134
102
834
10234
102
10234
15
17*t
1034
12
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1932-1934
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5s 1940-1949
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73
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95
58
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38
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Tucuman(City)Argentlne Rep
4634
17
f beg '17-52.M&S
Extl sf 534s 1961
A&O
Trondhjem (City), Norway—
Extl sf 534s 195?
M&N
Vienna (CO extl 6s '52--M&N
Warsaw (Oity) 7s 1958-F&A
Yokohama extl 0s 1961—J&D
4134
4334
52
5234
55
5934
23
60
43
53
93^1
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87
93 H
88
94
96
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9iiM
91
92
91
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4.50
4.50
70
75
75
75
75
70
75
70
75
75
75
70
75
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A&O
4 Ms 1934-1936
A&O
4Mb 1937-1950
A&O
Chicago Sanitary District—
4M» 1933—M&N
4 M& 1934-1938
M&N
4 Ms 1939-1948
-M&N
4 Ms
1932
J&J
4M« 1933-1936
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4 Ms 1937-1949
J&J
4 Ms Jan 1 1950—-—-J&J
4s
1932 1945.J&J
70
75
70
75
70
75
1933-1937
58
65
58
65
58
65
58
65
58
65
08
65
65
65
58
58
70
75
70
—M&N
M&N
70
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58
75
75
75
75
75
63
'32 '40—-A&O
4 Ma For Pres '32'43-J&Jl0
4 Ms 1935-1943
-J&D
4s: Ser M 1932-1933—J&D
60
65
58
58
63
58
64
4s Forest Pres '32-'34-A&0
63
75
75
58
63
J&D
1932-1947
Cook Co
68
68
70
70
4 Ms
70
64
Elgin Sanitary Dlst—
5s
1932-1944
Evanaton S D No 76—
4Mb
6.50
M&N
525
1935-1948
Granite Oity 4 Ms
5
1934-48
Jackson Co 4M" 1939-1944 —
Lake Co 5s road 1932-35-F&A
5.50
F&A
4.75
5
5a Road 1936-49
Moline 4Mb 1932
River Forest S D No 90
5
J&J
/ 40
1932 1947
Springfield Sanitary District—
4Mb 1932-1944
J&D
4 Ms
A&O
A&O
A&O
A&O
J&J
J&J
INDIANA
50
5.50
(see footnote k)
4.75
5
4.60
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W W '32 '75 A&^
Cass Co 04s '32
Elkhart 4 M"
6 7-/o
6 7%
6 7%
6 7%
Evansville *4s ref 1942
J&J
Fort Wayne—
i
634%
4 Ms 1933 to 1941
1942 to 1946
■
14
1947 to 1957—
4.60
4.60
4.60
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A&O
A&O
4.75
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434s 1942 and 1967—-F&A
4a St Imp 8ept 9 '32-M&S9
Verdun deb 5s 1954
5.50
*Gary Sch Oity 4 Ms Oct 1943
Hammon (City)—
75
80
73
76
73
76
73
Winnipeg, Man. 5s *44--A&O
4 34s non-call 1944
M&N
4348 June 1 1946—
J&D
434s Jane 15 1950
J&D15
4s Aug 1 1946
—F&A15
76
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4.15
to 4%
4.40
to
4.50
4.50
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4.50
to
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to
%
4.50
4 25 %
4.25 %
to 4.25 %
4.50
to 4.25
4.50
to
4.50
4.60
to
4.25
to 4.25
95
91H
93
93
91
88
89
Columbus—5s
4.50
to 4.25
87
75
88
89
Oordele 5s W W
5%
to
4.25
4M
4M
4M
4M
D—
4M
4M
4M
11946—J&J
*3Ms July 11941.
J&J
*5s Oct 20 1932-39.A&O20
4.75
Logansp't *4 Ms '32-*37 J&D15
*43-M&N
*4Mb W W Dec *43—J&D
*5 Ms 1941
—M&S
South Bend School City—
4Ms Impt 1939-1948-F&A
4M
So Bend *4 Ms W W
4 M
4M
*M
4.75
to
%
4M
City Hall 1939 -J&J
* Indianapolis S
*4s Bldg Sept
4%
4.50
5.50
1942-1958—-J&J30
Indianapolis—
*5 Mb Track Kiev *33 '47 J&J
*4s Fire Dept J'ne 1 '41 J&J
*4 Mb Sch J ne 15 '40J&D15
*4 Mb 1932-1955
J&J
*3 Ms Hospital 1936
-J&J
GEORGIA
434s ref 1935-1945
J&J
334s Tan 1933-1935
J&J
Albany—5s 1945
J&D
Athens—434s June 30 1943_.
Atlanta—4348 Jan 1 1940-J&J
5s Water 1933-'37
J&J
5s Water 1938-'51
J&J
434s
1933 1956
J&J
3t4s July 1 1933
J&J
Augusta—434s Flood '42M&N
4s refunding 1934
J&J
Olarke Co 5s 1932-41
J&J
70
70
70
68
4s
4s 1935-50
J&J
F&A
5.10
Ohtc Line Pk 4s '32-'48 M&N
4s 1932-59
57
78M
4.60
450
68
4s Sept 3 1937-'41
J&D
J&D
J&D
J&D
A&O
A&O
A&O
J&J
4.75
J&J
F&A
4s 1933-1937
84
61
42
CANADA
Halifax N 8 4s July 1945
6s Jan 1951.
!
!
20
Dominion of Canada—
80-yr 4s Oct 1 1960—^A&O
434 s Feb 1 1930
F&A
5s refdg Oct 15 43-A&O 16
5s Mar 1937
M&S
M&N
6s May 1952
634b Vict Ln Nov '33.M&N
634b Vict Ln Nov '34.M&N
534a Vict Ln Dec '37-J&D
634s renew Nov 1932. M&N
5s N Serv Nov 15 '36M&N15
5s N Serv Nov 15 '46M&N15
Alberta (Prov of) 5s '60A&O16
434s Jan 15 1957
J&J
434s Jan 15 1942
J&J15
434s July 16 1958
-J&J
434b Apr 1 1901
A&O
434s June 11967
J&D
43is Apr 1 1935
A&O
Brit Ool (Prov) 5s '48-J&J 15
5s Apr 25 1954
A&O 25
434 s 1932
J&D29
434b 1933-1940
J&D29
434s 1947-1956
J&D29
4 34s sf deb Jan 23 '69 J&J23
4MB deb 1930—F&A15
Calgary 5s 1933
J&J
6s June 15 1935
J&D 15
6s July 11945
J&J
Edmonton (O) 5s ^S&'SO A&O
5s s f 1955 & 1900—-A&O
!
,
f&D
Tokyo (City of) 5s of 1912—
1938-1939
1940-1941
1942-1945
1946-1961
July L 1.948
534a 1952
5s 1940 & 1941 var
6s 1945 & 1946 var
5s 1950 & 1951 var
6s Jan 15 1970
14
47
77
Vancouver, B C.534s '39 A&O 67
11
10234
1933-1934-1935
1936-1937
834a July 1 1944-45
1234
Bolssons (City). France—
Nov 14 '30—M&N
434 s
434s
434»
434s
434s
434s
434s
4.75
-
82
434s 1955
434s Mar 15 1960—M&8
•.
4s Nov 15 1935—-M&N 15
4s Nov 15 1957
M&N15
Toronto 6s 1932-1940
J&J
;
4.75
4s
63
!
5 .50'
5.50'
4.75
4.75
88
25
9934
97
5.50
F&A1
F&A
4 Ms 1932-1944
F&A
4s May 1 1932-1935
M&N
4« Highway 1932-1940—May
4» Highway 1941-1943--May
4s Highway 1945-1954—M &8
4s
1945-1956
M&N
4s 1945-1958
.-.-M&N
Bloomington
Township H 9
Dlst No 200 4 Mi *3G-'46
Champaign County—
5s Road
1932-1943-M&N
Chicago 4s '33 to 1935-.-.J&J
4s Jan 1937 1939'
J&J
4s Jan 1033-1941
J&J
4s 1933-1934
J&J'
4s 1935-1930
J&J
4a 1937-1950
J&J
Chicago School District—
84
17
93
98
98
F&A
4s 1940-1945 var
70
1034
Ref 1936-1939
Chic So Park 4s *32 -'39 var—
1943 (non-call)-.J&D15
1959 (non-call)
M&N
414s July 2 1945
J&J2
15
"80"
*32-'60—J&J
5a July 1 1932 1950
J&J
434« 1934. 1935. 1944-J&J
434s 1932-1937
J&J
4 34 s 1938-1942
.J&J
434 s 1943-1960.
—J&J
Quebec (Province)—
4 34s 1950 opt 1945—M&8 2
4 348 s f 1961M&N
Quebec Oity 334s 1933
J&J
5s S F (non-call) 1990 M&N
Saskatchewan (Province)—
5s
1134
934
78
Hydro Elec Pow Com—
5s Jan 1 1935
J&J 2
4mb Jan 1 1970
J&J 2
Ottawa Oity 6s '32-'45
J&J
5s
2534
"78""
QQ
68
2234
99
,
100
-
24
„
ann s
73
"75"
2234
72
1952—A&O
8734
'04-M&N
Saarbrucken (City) Germany
Ext 7s Mar 31 1935— A&O
47
Extl a f 6» 1953
J&J
Santa Fe (City) Arg Rep extf
35
7s 1945A&O
Santiago COIty)Ohile7s'49 J&Ji f 1134
Extl s f 7b 1901
M&N r
15
Boo Paulo Brazil 8s 1952 M&N
1234
Extl s f 6 34s 1957—M&N 16
Red
"73"
67
Rotterdam (O) ext 6s
Secured 7s 1951
87
70
Rome extl a f 634s
Ext g 0b
85
to 6%
1944
M&S b 6.50
to 6%
Jan 15 '33-'47~J&J15 b 6.50
to 6%
Jan 15 '48-'57-J&J16 6 6.50
1932
M&N15
1933-*34
M&N15
to 6.50 %
1935-*38
M&N15 67.50
to 6%
1939-70.
M&N15 6 6.50
4s 1941
M&N 6 6.50 to 6%
6 7.50 to 6 %
4a May 15 1932-43-M&N 15
to 5.75 %
O.IO,~/0
4s May 15 1944-57-M&N 15 6 6 25
to 5.50 %
4s May 15 1958-68-M&N 15 6 6%
6a Munic Imp
634
82
434s
434s
434s
434s
434 s
434s
4 34s
49
2434
81
77
2334
Q-J
Q-J
A&O
94
A&O 6 5.75
A&O 6 5.75
100
ILLINOIS
96
2434
1934-1935
100
4Ms Aug 1 1932-38
4 Ha 1932-1943
97
24
Ref
4.50%
4Serv Ootnp 1932-43
73
73
2534
22
A&O
4Ms Ref 1940-1945
Boise City 8 D 6s 1940-—J&J 6 5.75
94
35
1933
s
Deb 434 s Sept 15 52 M&S15
Deb 434s 1960
M&N15
Ontario (Prov) 6s '43- M&S16
^
Ref
s
93
40
25
s
91
50
27
5Ms Inapt 1941
A&O 6 5%
98
4>4b Cap Bldg 1933-39—J&J
98
4Mb May 11932 opt 1921.J&J
98
s Highway *35 opt '25 .J&J
96
s Highw 1937 op *27
J&J
—
Nova Scotia (Prov) 5s 1934FV A
Deb 5s 1960
M&S
4134
35
M&N
*33_J&J
43is non call 1958.M&N 15
434s s f Apr 15 1961 A&015
434s 1955
i
M&S
North Vancouver 5s '00—J&J
38
4034
Brunswick 334a
Net.
80
Harbor Commissioners—
3Tew
Ask.
IDAHO
75
75
88
82
To
or
Bid,
Bonds.
Net,
90
75
70
70
81
Q534s '30-M&N
(Prov)6s 1944J&D2
434b May 1 1945
M&N
434s Dec 15 1066
J&D15
ioncreal 6s Dec 1 1945-J&D
5s a f Nov 1 1956
M&N
434 s May 1954
4 34s Jan 1944
J&J
434s 1932-1933
A&015
434s 1934-1935
A&OIS
434s 1930-1939
A&OIS
434s 1940-1951
A&015
434s June 1 1971
J&D
4s May 1 1933 £
M&N
4s May 1 1944
M&N
3 34a refdg May 1939-M&N
Mefcrop-Oo 4 34s *53, '54 &'61
434s May 1 1965
M&N
3434
90
68
!
85
danttona
75
75
Extl
534 s 1956
-M&N
6e 1953
F&A
Dansig Port & Wat Ways Bd
Extf s f 634s 1952
J&J
Dresden (Ger) extl 7s '46 M&N
Frankf't (Ger)
7sl932_
A&O
7s 1933-1934
A&O
J&D
Ask.
tfaisonneuve
102"
Exten 0H» 1900 ser BJ&J
Extl s f 0s 1960 Ser 02 A&O
s
Bid.
Bond«.
Net.
10
9
Bogota (City) extl 8s '40-A&O
Extlsf 6M« 1947
A AO
Bordeaux (Oity) 6s '34—M&N
Brisbane (Oity) Australia—
80-yr t f 0s 1957
MAS
8 r 6« 1958.
F&A
20-yr s I 0s 1950..
J&D
Budapest (Oity of) Hungary—
Extl • f 6s (of 1927) '62-JAD
Buenos Aires, Argentine Rep.
Extl
Ask.
To
or
To
or
Bonds.
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
Bid.
69
72
1932-44—J&J
*33-'38—J&J
4 34s Refunding 1939—J&J
8ibb Co 434s 1948-49—M&N
72
75
Qrlsp Co—
69
72
72
69
72
82
85
Hydro-Elec 5s *33-*57-F&N
Dougherty Go 6s "33-'48 M&S
Macon 4 34s W W 1932-30-J&J
4s Pav & 8ew '33 to '39-J&J
75
80
Marietta 5e W W
69
75
81
81
75
70
70
80
Pulaski Co
1939—F"&A
5s 1932-48——J&J
6 4.50
90
a
to
to
4.50
to
4.75
4.50
4.50
4.50
4.75
to 4.50
4.25
to 4.40
5%
SO
Ware Co 6s Road
4.40
to 4.60
80
Watklns S D 6s
5.50
to
80
Woodbury 6s
5.50
to
J&J
to 4.25
to 4.25
to 4.25
to 4.60
%
5.25
4.75"
to
4". 50
6%
6%
(See
Oklah oma).
IOWA
4.25
4.40
4.20
TERRITORY
4Mb 1932-1933
——J&D
4Mb 1934-1940
—J&D
Burlington 4Ms '32-'33-M&N
OedarRapids 4 Ma *49-'63M&N
Davenport Indep Sch Dist—
4M 1939-1940M&N
4 Ms 1940-1941
M&N
Des Moines 5s '32-*57
J&J
to 4.25
85
1932-49-J&J
1932-50-M&N
1932-49—J&D
INDIAN
100
Rome4sMunlcbldg'33- 39A&O
Savannah—434s ref 1943-J&J
434s Drainage 1944—-F&A
434s Refunding 1959—F&A
Spalding Co—5s 32-'49—J&D
Swalnsboro 0s 1932-50—A&O
Valdosta 5s 1933-1942.—-Jan
85
1
4.50
1
6 4.75
to
6 4.60
to
6 4.75
to
6 4.60
to
6 4.50
to
6 4.50
to
6 4.75
6 4.75
to
4Ms W W 1932-42—.J&D
6s Gen Oblig 1932-40—J&J 6 4.90
Oes M Ind 8 D 4Mb *32—J&J 6 5%
4 Ms Sept li 1945.
M&S 6 4.60
6 4.85
4Mb 1644
4s Sept 1 1945—
M&S 6 4.85
Port Dodge 5a Fund '39—A&O 6 4.80
Fremont Go 5a 1932-35—J&J 6 5%
4.50j%
4.40,%
4.40 %
to
4.60,%
4.60,%
to
4.80i %
to 4 75
%
to
4.45 %
to
4.75,%
to
4.75 %
to 4.60
to
Marshalltown Ind S D—
5a City Hall 1932-39—M&N 6 4.80
4.60 %
4.40%
4.60 %
to
%
4.90|%
4.60 %
Hamilton—
4s Elec L & P 1941—A&O
b Basis,
f Flat price,
n Nominal,
k Tax-exempt under a law .approved
that date by State or municipal corporations are tax-exempt, and these sell on
1909, bonds issued after that date by municipal
which went Into effect Sept I
slarch 9 1903- and which want into effect April 23 1903, bonds issued after
* better basis.
0 Tax-exempt, under a law approved March 13 1909, and
corporations are tax-exempt and these sell on a better basis, s Sale price
MUNICIPAL
AND
STATE
To
or
Ask.
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
Bid.
Bonds.
4.75
5s Pub Belt
4«s Water 1943&*44~A&0
6 4.85
Ottnmwa 4 Xs Jane 1936
to 4.75
5s Pub Belt
Polk Oo 454s 1932
A&015 6 5%
6s Fandlng 1932-36
J&J 6 5%
Sioux Olty 0s '35-*46—F&A15 6 4.80
6s Ref Aug 16 1940--F&A16 6 4.80
to 4.75
434 s 1933-39
4X* 1940-49
4.75
4^*1950-59
M&S
M&S
J&J
1941-J&J
6
Arlington 4s'32-'42(tax ex)J&J
Attleborough—
3Xa March 1935
M&S
6
8everley 4s '32-*80(tax ex) A&O 6
4s 1932-1945 (tax ex)-M&N
—J&J
J&J
J&J
1932-33—J&J
6s Police Fund '32-'33-M&N
454s Sewer 1932-47—M&N
Sioux Olty 8 D 6s 1941
J&J
6s Fire
6
Fund
6
5%
5%
to
to
to
4.75
95
85
3s gold July 1 1939
3a gold Water Jan 1
J&J
1932-1977——-A&O
4s Floating debt 1948-A&0
4s Oonstltational 1942-J&J
4s Public Impt 1950 opt
1942 (old Issue)
J&J
4s Pub Impt '42 opt '2S.J&J
sl960-67
to 4.60
4 H
to 4.60
4Xs
to 4.91)
to 4.9!)
6 4.70
to 4.50
6 4.80
to
4.60
93 X
94 %
85
88 X
95
92
4Xs Sept 1 1981
M&S
4X8 Tun 1960 tax-ex__A&0
4Xa Dec 1976
J&D
4s July 1930
J&J
48 Apr "33-'37 (tax-ex).A&O
4s 1932-1939 (tax-ex)—J&J
4s Tunnel & Sub 1948-J&D
4s Sub 1957 tax-ex
A&O
4s Sub 1958 tax-ex
J&J
*« Tub & Sub'69 tax-ex J&J
3Xa 1932-1951——M&S
8Hs Jane 1 1932
J&D
8X8 June ! 1934
J&D
BXsJuly 1 1935J&J
8Hs June 1 1943
J&D
3Xs Jane 1 1944
J&D
3Xb Jaly 1 1945
J&J
Sraintree—4* 1932-1941J&J15 6
88
1932-1939
J&J
1940-1949
J&J
1950-1959
-J&J
4X« 1934-1961
A&O
4X* Sept 1 1932-1908.M&S
Orleans Parish Sch Board—
6s 1936-1944
J&D
5s 1945-1967-———-J&D
PlaQuemlne Parish E Bank—
5s Oct 1952 opt 1942—A&O
'•ntchartraln District—
5s July
5s July
6 4.60
454* 1932-1933
J&J
454® Soldiers Oompen ,34-'52 6 4.40
4s Soldier* Oomp 1953—J&J 6 4.40
4s Soldiers Oomp 1954—J&J 6 4.40
6 4.90
Crawford Oo 454s 1939
4.30%
4.20%
4.20%
4.20%
4.75%
Hutchinson—
454s Pub Bldg '61 op '81 J&J 6 4.70
6 4.70
454s 1933
6 4.70
454s 1939
Kansas
6 4.80
OIty~5~s~1942——IfaA
454s Wat A Light 1944-J&J 6 4.80
454s Wat Plant Pur *39 J&J 6 4.80
454s Imp July 18 *49—J&J 6 4.80
4.50%
4.50%
4 50%
4.60 %
4.60 %
4.60%
4.60%
88
D
6s
4.60%
4.60%
4.60%
Shraveport—
5s 1933-1936
Leavenworth Oo 5s
1935
McPherson 454s 1945
Reno Oo 5s 1941
Saline Oo 4 Xs 1945
6 4.80
-
4.70
4.60
-
-
4.65
Sedgwick Oo 454s 1940
6 4.60
Shawnee Oo. 4X» 1944
Topeka 454s 1932-1933—F&A 6 4.60
45$s 1948
Topeka 8 D 4 54s 1932-46
6 4.60
Wichita 454a 1932-36—
Wyandotte County—
454s Bridge '33 to '41—F&A
454s 1932-1939
454s 1940-1945
6 4.70
6 4.70
—
6 4.80
6 4.80
6 4.80
92
85
3Xs
85
F&A
88
90
88
90
88
90
1
to 4.10
6
KENTUCKY
M&S
M&S
—M&S
M&S
M&S
1932-1933
1934-1935
1936-1937
1938-1939
1940-1951
co
to
%
%
4.10
4.10
to
4.10
6 4.20
to
4.10
6 4.20
to
4.10
b 4.20
co
4.10
6 4.20
co
4.10
6 4.20
co
4s 1935 & 1940
J&J
5.50
M&S
454* S I *42. *47 A "52—M&S
Bowling Green—5s 1955-J&J
Ashland—5s 1933-37
5.50
5.50
Covington—
454s Fdg 1932-48
4.80
F&A
A&O
454*1935-1950
454* WW 1932-51
J&J
4s Fdg 1952 opt '42—-F&A
454s 8chool 1932-69
Crittenden County—
554* Fdg Feb 1,39-'49-F&A
Henderson County—
454s R&B Oct l'34-'56 A&O
Hickman—6s Fdg 1949--M&S
Lexington—4s 1945-.-.-F&A
5s 8 D 1938
J&D
Livingston County—
554s R&B Fdg Marl*49A&0
Louisville—6s Sch 1962-A&O 6 4.50
4.80
4.80
4.80
4.80
—
454§ Hospital 1951-.-.M&S
454s Bridge Rev *48—M&N
454s Ref 1965
J&D
4 54s Jan 1 1970
J&J
454s Sewer
1969
4s Ref July
1
6 4.50
6 4.50
4s Sewer 1965
1970
4.35%
4.35%
4.35%
4.35%
4.35%
101.81 4.40
4.35%
6 4.50
F&A
6 4.50
6 4.50
4.35%
4.35%
4.35%
.35%
6 4.50
Sewer
4s O
1932-1970—A&O
1942-1952
F&A15
Atchafalaya Levee DIst—
5s Sept 1932-1972—M&S15
5s Diat ref & Imp "49--M&S
5s 1933-1969
F&A
Baton Rouge—6s '33-'54-M&S
Bossier Dist Levee 5s '64- A&O
5s Nov 1958
M&N
Caddo District Levee—
.
5s 1951 opt 1941
J&J
Fifth District Levee—
5s 1950 opt 1940—
J&J
5s 1952 opt 1942
J&J
5s Oct 15 1962 op *52—A&O
5s Oct 15 1963
A&015
5s 1957-1967
—A&015
5s 1959-1969
—F&A15
5s 1972
—
Lafourche Basin Levee—
5s Jan 1954 opt 1944—J&J
5s Jan 1937 opt 1928—J&J
6a 1956-1970
-A&O
Lake Borgne Dist Levee—
5a Dec 1952 opt 1942—J&D
Annex 1954
4s Parks 1955
95
90
90
90
85
_
85
95
5
4.30
6
(tax6
5%
5%
4.50%
6% 5.25%
6% 5.25%
3Xe Water '32 Co *34—J&D
Newton 4s 1935
F&A
North
97
to
4.40
5
4.50
Audover—
58 1932-'34
PIttsfield—
(tax-ex)— _J&J
6
5% 4.40%
4.40
4.50
4s 1932-1937 tax-ex.. J&J 15
98
97
^omerville 4s Dec 1 1934
4s
M&8
92
to
4.40
Tax exempt..
4&lem 4s Jan 1 "33-'54 tax-ex.
5%
July 1 1932-35
4s July 1 1948-50-
94
Springfield 3Xs 1935
4s 1935-'44 (tax-ex)
4Xs 1934 tax-ex
to 4.50
%
to 4.50
%
Wakefield 4s
to 4.50
%
4.40
4.57
A&O
J&J
J&J
J&J
6 4.25
F&A
M&N
Waltham 3Xs
to
4.50 %
5
4.50
IXb
JHs
3 Ha
3Xs
4s
1933
Warren
5
4.65
4.40
4.30%
416
4.50
4.50
Winchester 4s 1939-1943 A&O
4.50
94
See Foreign Govts, page 93.
98
6 4.60
6 4.60
6 4.60
6 4.60
6 4.60
6 4.60
1932-'58-J&J
4.50
4.50
MEXICO
4.40
4.40%
6 4.60
6 4.60
4.50
4.65
4.40
4.40%
4.40%
4.40%
4.40%
4.40%
4.40%
4.40%
4.40%
4.40%
4.40%
4.40%
6 4.60
5.50
4.50
Water District—
MICHIGAN (See foot note o)
5Xs July 15 1941
5Xs Oct 15 1941
5X« Highway 1941
5s Highway 1940
IXs Highway 1943
J&J16
A&015
J&D
—.J&D
F&A
IXs Highway Impt 1937 A&O
to Highway Impt 1942—A&O
Ann Arbor School District—
4s Sept 1935
Creek—
A&O
Battle
93
4s Olty
91
Hall 1933-30—F&A
Battle Creek S D—
76
4.50
F&A
4Xs 1933——
4Xs 1934-1937...
4Xs 1938-1949
Bay City 4s 1934
99
F&A
F&A
J&J
oHs W W 1932-1951—M&S
Bay Olty Union S D—
00* 1930.
J&J
Dearborn 5s 1936....—.
Detroit—
o6b Pub Serv
gold July 1 1935
J&J
1956 ref (t*x-exem).J&J
1937 reg (tax-exem).J&J
Water 1942
J&J
A&O
1932-45—F&A
F&A
1932-1960-
4Xs 1933-1953
F&A
va tor town—4s 1932-34.-J&J
Wellesley (Town)
...
4s Mar 1 1933-1940—M&S
4.50
A&O
M&S
J&D
M&N
M&S
J&J
4Xs 1933
4
4.25
4.25
4
4
4.25
6 Baal*,
f Flat price,
n Nominal,
o Tax-exempt; under a law approved March 13 1909. and which
that date by municipal corporations ar* tax-exempt and these, accordingly. sell on a oesiet basis.
4.40 %
Newburyport—
95
M&N
1945-1971
1* Water registd
85
to
4.40
M&N
(tax-ex)..M&S 6
1933-'35
5%
93
6 4.50
MASSACHUSETTS
Is 1932-52 (tax-exempt)—Var
85
1932-41
Sewer
exempt)
5s 1969
_
5%
Qulncy 3Xs *33 to '39—A&O
J&D
J&D
A&O
M&S
4* Regis'd stk 1946-57.M&N
4s 1933-1944
A&O
4s 1956-1965
M&S
4s 1972-1975
M&S
4* 1933-1957
A&O
BXsImpt 1940
J&J
8X8 Mar 1945
M&S
3Xs Refunding 1952...J&J
3Xs Sewage Impt 'S9.A&0
Cumber'd 4Hi W W '41-A&0
Hagerstown—
5s Water 193S-19S7
A&O
4X8 1936-1986
A&O
Montgomery Oo
4 X" 1939-1968
M&N
Washington Sub San DIst—
4X8 Sewer g 1973
J&J
4s
80
(tax-exmpt).M&N
to
97
4s Aug 1 1991
F&A 6 4.60
4s School 1933-1939—-M&N 6 4.60
85
85
5
4.40
4.40
Taunton—
4s Mar 1 1961
F&A15
1938-1941
6 4.30
5.25
New Bedford—
MARYLAND
Is
F&A15
[a
4.75
5
J&D
X*'32-43 (taxexmp) A&O
4s
96
4Xs Mar 1 1933-*55—M&S
4Xs Mar 1 1955
M&S
4s Aug 1 1951
F&A 6 4.60
J&D 15
J&D 15
J&D 15
J&D 15
J&D 15
J&D 15
F&A15
4.40
m——»
5%
'outh Portland Sewer Dist—
5s registered 1940
6s Port Oomm'n *33-"59—J&J
5s Highway Dec 15 '35-49 J&D
6s Dec 31 1938—
J&J
(s 1935-1937
97
to
„
5s Water 1961
High 1934
High 1935-36
High 1937-39
High 1940-45
High 1946-49
High 1950-55
1933-1934
97
H *33-'45 tax ex.A&O
4s High Sch 1936 tax-exem.
'ortland Bridge Dist (taxable)
6
LOUISIANA.
454s
454a
454s
454»
454s
454 s
la
NJ
4s
4.75
4Xs Aug 15 1932-33—F&A16
6 4.75
4Xs Rd & Bdge '32-*40 J&D15
6 4.75
4Xs 1932-1942
J&D16
4X8 1932-1942
J&J 6 4.75
Annapolis 4Xs W W '42-A&O
Baltimore—5s 1933-1946 M&8
5s 1932-1961
A&O
5s Gen. Imp. 1943-45—M&S
Warren Oo—454s ,34-'59-J&J
5
4.40
4s 1933-1937 tax-ex...F&A
4.35
J&D
4.75
5%
to
to
4s 1932 1950
Waterville 3Xs 1935
%
J&J
3Xs 1932-1942 tax-ex.M&N
Milton 3Xs 1932
F&A
to 4.35
Funding 1938
Funding 1948
Saco 4s April 1939—
to 4.40
Medford—
6 4.70
4s
4.65
5%
River—
5%
6 4.25
4s
4.65
4.65
to
4
3Xs July 1932 to 1939-M&S
Water District—
4.60
4.65
5
4s 1940-51 (tax-exmpt)M&N
Maiden 4s *32-'44 (tax-ex) F&A 6
J&J
J&J
'ortland
5.50
4.75
4.65
4.65
5%
6 4.70
1932-1939
1952-1958
July 1 1941-1950
4s "35-'39
96
District—
93
4s Ref May 1 1959—M&N
tlttery Water District—
6 4,70
5s Jantl933 to 1938
J&J
4.35
Paducah—
454s w w
High Sch Dist—
4X« 1932-1945M&N 6 4.50
lardiner Water District—
96
4s 1934 (taxable)
J&J
4s July
4s July
4.40
4.65
co
Portland—
4". 50
6
354s Ref 1943
J&J 6 4.50
3s Sew & Park 1941
J&J 6 4.50
McCracken Co—6s 1933-M&S
Owensboro—5s
5
6.10
F&A
—J&J
4s Lou W Oo 1959
1
6 4.50
99
trewer
Water
4.40
4.65
4Xs 1932-34 (tax-ex) _M&N
4X8 1937 (tax-ex)
F&A
Lynn—
4.40
>ld Town Water District—
F&A
1937
4s Sewer 1947
4s Jan
J&A
J&J
6 4.50
5.60
to
97
94
4X» Ref 1932-1950-— 6 4.50
tiddeford 4s 1932-35—M&N 6 4.50
tennebec
4.65
4.40
4Xs 1933-1937
M&S
4Xs 1938-1941
-M&S
4Hs "32-"34 (tax-ex)_.W&N
4s 1932-'55 (tax-ex).__M&N
Franklin (Town)
4Xs 1932-44
M&N
Gardner 4s wafc '32-'34—M&N
Holyoke—
4Xs '33-*50 (tax-ex)..F&A
4Xs *32-'41 (tax-ex)...J&J
4s June 1 1933 tax-ex__J&D
3X8 Dec 1932
98
96
6 4.20
Belfast
6s WW Jan 15*33-'61 J&J 15
4.65
4.65
L*well—
tax-ex—J&J
Augusta 4s Oct 151932-55A&0
tangor—
4s Ref Wat *35 (taxable).J&J
iath 4* Ref 1941 tax-ex_J&D
4.40
4.65
4.65
5.25
4.10
Auburn—
454* Bridge 1950
%
4.65
4.75
4s
to 4.10
3Xs
3Xs
3Xa
3Xs
3Xs
Water 1932
Sept 1 1958
Fail
la
4.65%
4.65%
4.65%
%
Everett—
6 4.20
'33-'54-A&O
4.50
to 4.25
M&S
4s
4.20
1 1932-1953
M&8
6 4.20
HIghw & Bdge *35-39 M&N
6 4.20
to Highw & Bdge *40-44 M&N
6 4.20
to State Pier 1933-1942-M&8
5s Hway & Bdge
to 4.60
3Xs May l 46 (treg).M«N
3b Bridge 1941
F&A
MAINS
Is Sept
5%
5%
Chelsea—4s Park 1930—A&O
J&J
5* Jan 1957
to 4.25 %
Cambridge—
4s Oct 1 1940-1949——A&O
4X* May 2 1932-67—M&N2
fensas Basin Levee District—
4.70%
4.50%
4 50%
4 50%
4.40%
4.40%
4.40%
4.50%
4.50%
4.25
5%
A&O
M&N
4* 1932-1947 tax-ex
_
5a Wat Wks Rlv
4.60%
4.60%
4.25
Brockton—
-.5
1932-1969—J&D
'33-'40M&S
4Xs W W& Sew'32-'54-J&J
Dec
5s
4.75
475
85
B B District—
5s 1950 Series B
A&O
5s Mar 1953 opt 1943-M&S
5s 1905 Series D—
F&A
Leavenworth—
454s Water 1933-1947—J&J
95
M&N
J&J
1944
5s July 1968
4 25
4.25
.
ted River A &
Board of Education—
454s 1933-1963
F&A 64.80
454s 1932-1953
J&J 6 4.80
Sch DIst 454s 1933-64—J&J 6 4.80
88
6s July
Net.
Boston—
Orleans District—
KANSAS.
Ask.
3X8 gold July 1944—
3s Met Sewerage 1930
1950-59—J&D
New Orleans 5s
A&O 6 4.85
Bid.
Bond*.
Net.
85
Octl932._A&O
RR *39-'49-J&J
6 4.85
Ask.
To
or
To
or
Bid.
Bond*.
Net.
Marshall towa¬
rd Water 1932-42
95
BONDS
1933-51—J&J
o5Xs Nov 1 1945
M&N
o5Xa Pub Utll '33-'51.J&J
5X* Sewer 1933-1951—J&J
5s Pub Impt 1933-51.—J&J
o5s Jan 15 1930-42—J&J15
o4Xb Pub Lib 1948.J&J16
4X8 Jan 1 1933-1942 ..J&J
went into effect Sept. 11909. bonds issued after
STATE
96
o
0
o
Ask.
is
•
M&N
J&D
——J&J
M&S
-M&N
04b May 15 1958—M&N 15
o4a May 11961M&N
oFlint 4X» *32-'54—M&S16
4H* 1933-1937
J&D
o4s School 1946
6a May 2 1944
5s July 11953
87
1933-1954
-M&S
4H' Mar 11935-1989
Grand Rapids 5s 1933-34. A&O
4 Us Flood Protec '33-M&S
4Xs Oct 1 1934-1938—A&O
4Xs 1932-1953
F&A
4X« 1932
F&A
4Xs
1933-1935
F&A
4Xa 1936-1942
F&A
48 1932-1953-...
4s
1943-1960
F&A
3Xs 1932-1933
F&A
8n« 1934-1937
F&A
3ns 1938-1941.
F&A
3X> 1942-1961.
F&A
GrandRaplds SchooiDlstrlct—
4X 1932 1943
M&S
Highland Park—
o4Xb Sept 15 1934.-.M&S
o4tts April 151957.—
Jackson 4 Us 1932-47-A&016
4Xs Gen Impt '32-'54.M&N
Jackson XJn SD
5s
„
89
5s
5s
Kansas
4Xs
4Xs
4Xs
4Xs
4Xs
4.35
4.35
4.35
4.35
4.35
J&J
4.35
6
6.*..
b
b
—
.
b
4.50%
4.50%
4.50%
4.50%
4.50%
4.50%
..
St Louis
4"x~s"Bridge" ~35
4.50%
b
b
b
A&O 6—-
3Xs 1932-1941
M&N b
8Xs Water Wks 1932.. J&s 6—
Ramsey Co 4X> '32-'50_F&A 6—
4Xs Dec 1 1935-1950-J&D 6—.
4Xs Rd&Bdge *38-'44 M&N 6—
4Xs Rd&Bdge *33-'37 M&N 6.
4Xs Rd&Bdge "32-'43 J&D 6—.
t Paul— 6s Sc July 1 '51. J&J b
4X8 W W 1932-42—A&O b
5s School July 1 1951..J&J 6...
5s Gen'l Impt 1933-62. J&J
4Xs July 1935
J&J b
is Sewer July 1 '43—J&J b
is Water Aug 1 '43.F&A b
a July 1 1955
J&J b
[■1933-1937
J&J b
[a 1938-1959
J&J b
4.75%
4.75%
4.75%
4"B5%
4.70%
4.70%
4.70%
66X%
Lincoln Co 5b *33 op
Douglas County—
5s Highway 1942A&O
Grand Island Sch District—
4Xs Ref 1932-10. opt 1930
Holdrege S D 5s 1939-52—J&D
6
670
6%
6%
6%
Nominal.
"95*
100
94
87
90
93
93
4Xs School 1932
4Xs School 1933
F&A
to 6.50
F&A
to 6.50
4X« School 1934-66—F&A
98 X
98
4.65
5
4.80
5
4.60
4.60
4.60
4.65
4.60
5s 1948
J&D
Omaha SD 4 Xs Mayl'55 M&N
Scottsbluff—
4Xs Ref '42. opt '82.M&N
School District—
95
5Xs 1942. opt 1932—A&O
York School District—
98
Scottsbluff
d Now paid by N. Y. City.
to
6%
to 6%
Bergen Co 5Xs '82-'34—J&D
«Xs Dec 1 193M942. J&D
5Xs Dec 15 1932-60-J&D15
to
5.75
to 5.75
-
to 5.75
6s Dec 1944
to 5.75
—_J&D
5s Dec 15 1932-1955. J&D 15
4Xs 1933-1939
A&O
to 5.75
to 5.75
to 5.75
4Xs Aug 1932-1938—F&A
4s Court Hse '33-'38—A&O
to 5.75
Bloomfleld-—
4Xs Dec 15 1932-64—-J&D 6 6.25
4Xs 1932
J&D15 6 6.25
6.25
4Xs 1933 to 1969—J&D 15
to 5.50
to 5 50
to 5.50
Bridgeton (City)—
to
4Xs
4Xs
4Xa
4Xs
4Xs
1932-1933
J&D
1934-1935—
J&D
1936-1942
J&D
1943-1949
J&D
1950-1954
..J&D
4 Xs 1955-1958—-—J&D
Bogota (Boro) 5s *32-*33- J&D
to
to
to
4Xs 1932-1940
to
6%
6%
6%
to 6%
to
to
J&D
to 5.75
to 5.75
to 5.75
5.75
5.50
to
to 5.50
to 5.50
1
to
_
4Xs
4 Xs
4Xs
4Xs
4Xs
1932-1946.J&D 6 6.50
to
to
5.50 %
to 5.50
to 5.50
to
0 6.50
6
5*75"
to 6.50
to 6.50
to
to
6%
0%
to
1
6%
to 5.25
to 5.25
to 5.25
to 5.25
to 5.25
to 5.25
to 5.75
to 5.75
to 5.75
to 5.75
to 5.50
to
5.70
%
5%
5.25
to
6 5.75
6 5.75
to
to
6 5.75
to
6 5.75
to
to
5%
4
to
5%
6%
6 6.50
1932-1960
1
5.50 %
to 6.50
J&J
1932-1933
M&S15
1934-1935—
M&S15
1936-1949— .M&S15
1950-1960
.M&S15
Road 1932-1936—F&A
Fairview—5s
6%
6%
6%
6%
to 6%
..
4s
Hospital 1946
F&A 6 5.75
3.65s Park *33 to '35—F&A 6 5.75
Essex Fells (Boro) 5s July 28
98
M&N
J&J
to 6.50
Belleville 5s 1934 & '44.M&N
Belleville SD 5s '32-'44M&N
Essex Co 4X8 Road '35—F&A 6 5.75
6s Apr 1 1932
A&O
4.60
4Xs 1940-50
J&J
Omaha 4X> ref 1933..
J&J
4Xs Wat wks Dec 15 '41 J&J
4Xs 1936-55
to 6.50
to 6.50
Englewood—4s Sept '35.M&S
98
7%
to 0.50
—
98
Lincoln School District—
4Xs 1932-1953
M&N
McOook Fund 5s '34r-43.F&A
Norfolk 4X« ref 1945optM&S
North Platte Sch Dist—
4X> May 11956
to
to 6.50
J&J
F&A
i Xs 1942-1969
J&J 6 6.25
Camden Go 4Kb 1933..F&A 6 6-25
4Xb 1935-1957—
J&J 6 6 25
4 X8 1932-1964
6 25
F&A
4Xs 1932-1934
6-25
J&J
4.80
4Xs 1935 & 1936
6.25
J&J
6 25
4Xa 1937-1970
J&J
4s 1944
6 25
4.40
J&J
4.40 Cape May—lis 1934— ..J&D 6 7.50
4Xs School 1933-1951.M&S 6 7.50
4 X8 1933-1952
M&8 6 7.50
Cape May Co 5s 1933—-M&S o 6.60
100X
99
5s 1934-1935
M&S 6 6.50
98
5s 1936-1940
—.M&S 6 6.50
99
East Orange 4Xs '32-'45.F&A 6 6.25
102
4Xs 1932—
J&D 6 6.25
100
4Xa 1933-1969
—J&D 6 6.25
5s Sewer 1933-1960..—J&J 6 6.25
4s 1934
5.50
A&O 6 6.25
90
4s Water 1933
5.50
J&D 6 6.25
96
Elisabeth—4Xa 1955—J&J 6 6.50
97
4Xs 1933
A&O 6 6.50
96
A&O 6 6.50
4Xs 1934-1957.
Kearney—
4Xb Sch '44. opt 1929.J&D
to 6.50
4Xs Jan 1 1933—
4Xs 1932-1953
4Xs Funding 1945
6s 1934-1972—
BeatriceRef 5s '44 opt '34 A&O
Beatrice S D 5s 1932-54-F&A
to 6 50
Bayonne 5s 1933-1948—J&J
5Xf» Dee 1
4.70
4.50
4.50
99
96
7\
to 6.50
-
4Xs School 1943
A&O 6 6.25
4Xs Water *32 to '60.M&N 6 6.25
NEBRASKA
_
4.50yo
4.50%
J&J
*27—J&J
Phillips CofisDec '35 cp'83J&J
4.75
4.50%
4.50%
4.50%
5%
M&S
A&O &6X%
Kalispell 5s 1933
4.70.
4.75%
4.50%
South St Paul 5Xs ref '33.J&J b
5Xs Sewer '35 to '39—J&J
4xs Wat & Sew '33-'50-J&J
4.5C
4.50
6B
to V
to
4.35
4.35
4.35
Great Falls—
4.70%
4.70%
b
b
1941
J&J
Daniels Co 6s 1933-1942—
4.60%
4.50%
4.50%
4.50%
4.50%
4.50%
4.50%
4.50%
4.50%
b
b
1941—-J&J
lis Educational 1944
J&J
tilings ds 1934 op 1929—J&J
Butte 5s 1933-1936
J&J
7%
to 7'
to 7'
4.35
4.35
MONTANA
Xs Educational
to
to 7(
„
4.35
4.35
7%
to 7%
to 7%
Bound Brook I Xs '32-'42 J&D
Brtgantlne 5X« Sew '33..J&J
Camden 5Xa 1932-01—F&A 6 6.25
4.35
7%
to
4.35
4.35
—
4.50%
4,50%
4*50%
4.75
A&O
& Imp
.
.40
6—
4.75
4Xs Public Bldjg
1932-1943-—
-J&J
4Xs 1935-1939
F&A
IX s 1940-1953
F&A
4Xs W W 1932-1945—A&O
4Xs 1933-1948M&N
4Xs 1941-1948
M&N
4s 1936
M&N
4s 1937-1940
M&N
4• 1941-1945
M&N
4s 1946-1951
M&N
Springfield 4Xsl934r49.M&N
University City—
4Xs 1932-1943
M&N
4X8 1942-1949
J&J16
4.50%
4.50%
6.
4.75
4.75
4.75
St Joseph 4 Xs 32-*45—M&S
St Joseph 4X> ref 1951
St Joseph S O 4Xs 1935
4s 1940
.75
.65
.60
.50
n
4,35
J&J
J&J
J&J
J&J
J&J
to 0.50
F&A
4.35
-J&J
1940-1950—
1933-1950
1933
1937—.
1946
to 4.10
...F&A
F&A
Atlan Co. 4Xs 1933-35-A&O
4XsBrldge 1936-57. A&O
4.10s 1932-1934
M&N
Audub 8 D 6s "32-'40—A&O
4.35
4.35
City S D 4s 1932.-J&J
to 4.10
to
5s 1940-1947
5a 1948-1968
4.35
4.35
3Xs 1941-1951
-
J&J
5s 1941
5sStlmpMay2'37-"4lM&N2 6.
J Flat price.
J&J
4s 1941-1951
6s Bridge 1932-40
M&N
5Hs Bridge 1932-40..M&N
4Xb Sanitorium "32-'42_ J&J
4Xb Hospital *32-'41-M&N
Minneapolis 5s 1932
J&D
5s 1935. '36. '40. '43. '45.
"46. *47. *48. '49. '5Q.J&D to...
6 Basis.
J&J
1935-
4s Auditorium 1932-1970
Hennepin County—
J&J
J&J
4.35
4.35
4.35
4.35
4.35
4.35
4.35
4.35
4.35
4.35
4.35
4.35
4.35
J&J
-
5s water 1939
5Hs 1936. 1931. 1940.A&O
4Xa Feb 1 '40 op '30—F&A
4s 1934 opt 1924
A&O
MISSISSIPPI
5X8 Impt 1933-1946
5Xs April 1933-1934.
4Xa 1932-1950
4Xs 1932-1934
4Xs Impt 1953-
4.35
4.35
—J&J
-
1939
4Xs
Dnluth Ind School DIst—
1 A&O
...A&O
.A&O
..A&O
sewer
4.50
4.80
4Xs 1940—
J&J
5s bridge & road
J&J
4Xs Jan & July 1942—J&J
4Xs 1932-1954J&J
4Xs 1932-1943
J&J
4Xs 1933-1955—.
A&O
J&D
4X« 1932-1947
4Xs Airport 1932-'54-A&0
4s Airport 1936-1951.
MINNESOTA
4s 1933
1935—
1935
5s 1935-1939
4.50
to 4.10
to 6.50
June 1 1932-66.J&D
4.40s 1933-1954
M&S
5s 1933-1934
F&A
4.50~
to 4.10
to 4.10
to 6.50
—M&N
4Xs
4.25
to 4.10
to 4.10
to 6.50
M&8
4X» 1932-1970.
to 4.10
to 6.50
Atlan City 4Xs 1932-38—J&J
4Xs 1938-1958
J&J
4Xs Paving 1938
J&J
4Xs Jan 1 1945
J&J
4.50%
4s Various 1932-1970-M&N
4Xs July 15 1943
J&J15
4Xb Dec 1 1939
J&D
Dulnth 4Xs 1932-1947—J&J
4 Xs 1932-1942
M&N
4aWater & Light 1936. A&O
4s 1932-1946
J&J
4X». 1951-1960
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4.25
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J&J
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Saginaw 4Xs sew "32-'33_J&J
,4Xs Sewer 1932-1949-F&A
4Xs Sewer 1932
_J&D
4Hs Sewer 1933-1951—J&D
4XsWat Jan 2 'SS-'SO.J&J
.Wayne County—
4Xs bldg&bdge *82-'89M&N
4XB 1942-1949
A&O
4Xs 1932-1941
A&O
Wyandotte 4Xs 1934—J&D
4s 1934-1935
4s 1936-1939
4s 1940-1961
4.25
4.25
4.25
4.25
4.25
4Xs 1934-1950—
J&J
4Xs 1936-50—
J&J15
4Xs 1949
J&D
Joplin Sch DIat 4Xs 1943-'48.
Kansas City 4 Xs 1933—M&S
4Xs 1935
—J&J
M&8
4s 1944—
4.30
Asbury Park (City)—
4Xs 1935-1939
M&N
4Xs 1934-1953
M&N
4X8 1930-1946
—M&S
4.25
-
lackson Co 4s 1933-'51
5Xs Sewer 1932-1942 F&A
6s Wat Impt 1932-35—J&D
6s Wat Impt 1936-60
J&D
1932-1935
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Apr 1935
_...A&0
Apr 1936 & 1937.A&O
Apr 1938-1939—A&O
4Xs Apr 1940-1952—A&O
4X8 1933-1937...
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4Xs School 1932-1941
4Xs 1933-1934
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4Xb 1935-1940
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4s School Jan 1 1935—J&J
4s Improvement 1942.J&D
4.30
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4s Nov 1 1948-1952
JXs 1948-1952
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4X8 1943-1946
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M&S
4s Road 1944-1948
A&O
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4s 1941-1967
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3Xs Inst Constr 1950-'66.J&J 6 4.20
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4.20
J&J
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4Xs
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M&N
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Muskegon 4X* 1933-'44„ J&J
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4Xs 1946-1951
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Stratford 5s May 1933-1954.
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6s Pub Imp 1932-48...F&A
Yasoo-MIss Delta Levee DIst5s 1932-1954
M&N
4Xs July 1949
-J&J
4s 1952 optional 1922..J&J
M&N
1932-1936
vianchester—
4s 1932-1934
4s 1935-1940
Vtfksburg 5s St 1932
5s March 1932-1931
J&J
J&D
Highway 1934-43
M&S
4Xs May 14 1932-1933
4X« Highway 1934-43—J&D
Concord 4X* 1942
J&D
4Xs*38. '40,'42. *44.M&N
Keene 4 Xs 1932-1942
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4s June 1932-1938
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J&J
4Xs July 11936—
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3Xs State 1934 opt 1914—J&J
Greenville 5s fund '43-'60 F&A
BIloxl 5X8 1933-1948
A&O
Harrison Co 6Xs 1940-60 F&A
4Xs 1932-1933
M&N
4Xs 1934-1935
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4Xa Tmp 1933-1942— J&.l
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Hoboken—4Xs 1940
J&J
5s School 1933-1954
J&J
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4Xs May 1 1950
M&N
4Xs 1932
M&N15
4Xsl933-1978
M&N15
4s g Park 1954 & '59..M&N
4s gold refunding 1935-F&A
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4Xs July 15 '35-74... &J15
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Hunterdon County—
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to
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1934-1939
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5a 1932-1969
4Mb School 1932-58
J&D
4Mb School 1945
J&J
4Mb Water 1961
A&O
4Mb 1932-1966J&D
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F&A
Keansburg 6M®
Kearny 4Mb 1936—
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4Ms Water 1932-1962.M&N
4Mb Water 1932-'34-J&D15
4Mb Water 1935-70-J&D15
4Mb Sch Imp* '32-"52-J&D
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J&D
5 Ms 1950-1970
J&D
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J&J
Long Branch 5s 1943
M&N
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5Ms July 1 1937
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Middlesex Co 4Mb '33-'34.J&J
4Mb Fund July 1932-1939—
6.50
6.50
to
4Mb Road 1933-44
Monmouth Co—
6.50
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6%
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6%
J&J
„«■ Road&Bdge-,32-'34 F&A
4Mb
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F&A2
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4Mb Rd&Bdg *32-'51F&Al5
Montclalr 4Mb Sch 1041-A&O
4Mb High Sch Bldg '44.J&D
8Mb School 1932
J&J
Morris Co—4s *35 opt *05.J&J
4Mb 1942 opt 1922
J&J
3Ms 1933-1934
J&D 15
3 Mb 1935-1938
J&D 15
3 Mb 1939-1949
J&D 15
Morrlstown 4Mb a32-'42—J&D
4b 1933-1936
M&N
4s 1943-70
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to
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M&N 6 6.50
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Union Township Sch Dlst—
4Ms 1932-1968
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Vallsburg—See Newark.
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4MB 1933-1966
West New York 5s 1936
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West Orange (T) 6s '38- M&S
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4Mb 1932-1962 various
Rahway 4Mb 1932-34
4Mb 1935-1936
4Mb 1932-1934
4Mb 1935-1936
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4Mb 1932-1953
M&N
Rldgewood 4MB1932-02.M&N
5M§ 1932-1939
J&J
4Mb 1932-1968
M&N
Riverside 6e 1932-1933—A&O
Sea Isle City 5s 1942
F&A
Somerset Co 4 Ms 1932-49 J&D
4Mb 1932-1933
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6%
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4Mb 1932-1933—,-A&015
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Leckport 4 Ms 1932-1944
4Mb 1943-1949
5.75
6 5.75
4Mb Sch 1932-1944
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1937-1939
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1935-1936
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1940-1964
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Monroe Co 4s 1933-44
96
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3.90 Co Bldg '34-'60—F&A
Mlneola (V) 4.40s 1933-68 J&J
Mt Vernon 4Ms *83-43—A&O
5Ms 1933-1934
A&O
5Ms 1935-1941
A&O
4Mb School 1902-73—M&N
4« Sewerage 1050-55—M&N
5a Jan 2 1938
J&J
Nassau Co—5b '33-'39
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4s St Inst Bldg "32-*53
M&S 6 3.90
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St Ins Bldg *33-78 .M&S 6 3.80
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M&S 15 6 4.10
Mar 15 *34-'35—-M&S 15 6 4.10
Mar 15 '36-'39—M&S 15 6 4.10
Mar 15 *40-'81—M&S 15 6 3.80
3 Mb Mar 15 1933
M&S 15 6 4.10
3 Mb Mar 15 '34-'35—M&S 15 6 4.10
3 Mb Mar 15 *36-'39—M&S 15 6 4.10
3 Mb Mar 16 *40-'81—M&S 15 6 3.75
3s g Jan 1 1950
J&J
93
3b g July 1 1968
J&J
93
3b g Canal Jan 1 1959..—J&J
93
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J&J
93
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4Mb 1932-1960
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5%
3 Mo Fund 1932-1941—M&N
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Albany 4Ms *32-'33
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4Mb 1933-1972
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Allegany Co 4Ms'33-'36.M&S
Amherst 4Mb 1933-'55— M&S
5 Ms 1932
M&N
5 Ms 1933-1936
M&N
5M« 1937-1947
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Canal 1964
—J&J
109
105
Canal 1905
J&J
105
Highway 1965
M&S
103
Barge Canal 1945
J&J
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A&O 6
4%
4Mb Bonns 1940-1949
A&O 6 3.90
4b Canal Term 1942
J&J
101M
4s Canal Term Jan 1940—J&J
101M
4b g High Imp Mar 1958 M&S
102
4b g High Imp Sept 1958 M&S
102
4b High Imp Mar I960..—M&S
102
4a Canal Imp July I960..J&J
102
is Canal Imp Jan 1961...J&J
102
4a Canal Imp July 1901..J&J
102
4a Highw Imp Mar '61—M&S
102
(a Palisade Park 1981
M&S
102
4a Canal Jan 1902
102
J&J
4i Highw Imp Mar '62—M&S
102
4s Canal Imp Jan 1907—J&J
102
4a Bldg constr *32-'39...M&S 6 3.85
4b Bldg oonatr "40-'49—M&S 6 3.85
4s Grade Cross &c '32-33.M&8 6 3.95
4s Grade Cross &c '34-30.M&S 6 3.95
to 5.75
5.25
to 5.50
Sornell 4Mb
4Mb
4Mb
4Mb
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4a Palisades Park 1967—M&S
6.50
6%
Hudson Rlv Regulating Diet—
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J&J
5s Jan & Mar 1 1930-1945—.. 6 4.10
5b Jan 1933-1935
J&J 6 4.15
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Imp Mar *67—M&S
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6.50
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Greenburgh (T)—
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Hempstead UnPSD No 1—
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4b Fond 1939 opt 1919—M&S
4s Highway 1932-1944—J&J
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Essex Co 4b 1933*1950—M&S 5 5%
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4Mb 1936-1938
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4Mb Apr 1 1933-1935—Erie Co 4Mb 1932-1933—
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4MB 1934-1935
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Elmlra—4s 1935
Ventnor City—
5.75
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b
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5
5
1947-1954
East Cheater 4Mb "33-'34 F&A
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4s School House 1934..J&D b 6.25
Passaic 4Mb 1933-40
m&s b 6.50
5Mb Gen Imp *32-'44—J&D 6 6.50
5 Mb Gen Imp '45-"51—J&D 6 6.50
5« Imp 1932-1941
M&NI6 6.50
5« Water 1935
M&N b 6.50
4Mb Refunding 1944..M&N
6.50
4Mb Water 1939-70
J&J b 6.50
Passaic Co 4Mb 1932-1936 J&J b 6.25
4Mb 1937-1946
J&J b 6.25
4Mb 1932-1908
J&D 6 6.25
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-A&O 6 6.50
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4s Park 1932
4s Park 1933-1937
5.75
4Mb Impt May 151938-'56. b
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to 5.25
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6Ms 1935-1959
M&N
4Mb Feb 1 1945
F&A
4Ms 1932-1967
A&O
4s N O Hall 1932
J&J
Perth Amboy 4Mb Apr 1944-_
4Mb Water 1933-34..M&S2
4Mb Water 1935-64—M&S2
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8s Water 1939 op '19-f&a
5.25 Cino
6 4.60
8 d *4Ms 1934—a&ol
5%
6 4.60
4mb 1932-1933
m&s
5%
6 4.60
4mb 1934-1952
m&s
5.10 %
4s 1936 opt 1900
m&fi 6 4.60
15
6 4.60
3Ms 1940 opt 1912—-a&o
5% I
6 5 25
Claveland *5Ms 1940-70-j&d
5.10 %
*6a 1932-1933
j&d 6 5.25
to 4.40
6 4.40
60
60
-
•4Mb Sew Sept 3
...---'5.50
carolina
6 4.50
5%
to
5%
to 4.50
6 5.25
5%
5
5%
15 *32-'42J&J
6s Feb'l 1933-1936
6 4.75
6 5.50
4.75
5Mb Sch 1933-1930—A&O
3.90s 1933-1954
-F&A 6
Wolcott 4Mb Jly
Vonkers—
85
5
5Ms highway 1934-'53-F&A
to
68
4mb 1932-1933
m&n
4Mb j934-1957
m&n
High Point 4mb 1933 *48 j&j
5s Wat Serv 1932-1909 j&d
Iredell Oo fia Aug 1 '42-f&a
4mb 1933 1939
a&o
4mb 1940-1950
a&o
Lincoln Oo 5s 1943 & '48-j&j
5
to 4.75
3Ms May 15 *36-'51—M&N
Warren Oo 4Mb 1932 '50. F&A
4.40s
4Mb 1933-1934
4.15b 1933
4.16s 1934-1939
4.16s 1940-1960
/0
4Ms
79
68
Water Works 1954--j&j
Pitt Oo 5s 1932- 30
to 4.40
4.75
6
6
b
6
b
f&a
4mb 1933-1965
Greenville 5s w w '58—f&a
Guilford County—
to 4.25
Hconderoga S D No. 6—
80
Rye(V)5s Mar 10 '33-'38 M&S
Rye & Har'ion Un Fr S D No 6
—
3a 1937-1940
68
68
6a Ref Nov 1950
to 4.25
5%
F&A 6
w—f&a
j&j
Mecklenburg oo—
J&J15
J&J15
J&J15
-J&J15
J&J15
3s 1934-1936.
80
to 4.70
4Mb *32-*38 (reg)
F&a15
4Mb 1933-1946M&S 6 5.50
Rockyille Centre (V)—
4.15b
1932-1952
J&D 6 6%
Rome 5Ms 1933-1941—A&O 6 5.50
4.30b 1933-1948
.
3s 1932-1933
5.50%
5.10%
6 5.50
6 5.25
8Mb Ref 1933 opt 1913-J&J
Rockland Oo—-4s o2-'34_M&8 6 5.50
4.30* 1932
1932-1946
4Mb 1933-1963
5b Bridge
5
Net.
4mb '39—m&n
Greensboro 5s 1942
4s
Ask.
6 6.50
Co 4mb '32-'58_j&d
Forsyth
Granville Oo
to 4.50
White Plains—
1934
6 4.90
Port Jervis 4mb 1937-1966
Port of N Y Authority—N YN j Bdge 4mb '33-39-M&S
4Mb 1940-1946
—M&S
4Mb 1939-1943
M&N
4Mb 1944-1948
.M&N
6s
4.75
M&S
1933-1942
J&D
J&D
6s 1933
I
May 16 1932-1938
Tona wanda
-
Poughkeepsie 4Msl932-52J&D 6 5.25
4b School 1934-'59
M&S 6 5%
Port Chester 6s 1932
J&D
to 4.75
5%
J&J15
J&J15
3 Ms 1937-1940—--J&J15
3Ms 1941-1951—
J&J15
5.10%
5.10%
5.50 5.10%
6 5.50 5.10%
6 5.50 5.10%
80
77 M
J&D
4.75
------
6
3 Ms 1932-1933
3 Ms 1934-1936
5.50
5.50
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77 M
76
5
4.40
4.35
*33-'45-A&0
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4s
85
5.50
5
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M&N 6 5%
4.20s Dec 15 1932-71 J&D15 6 5%
4s June 15 1932-"44—J&D15 6 5
85
8Mb exempt 1955
m&N
3 Mb stock Apr 1 1954-a&o
Niag Falls—5Ms *41-'48 M&N
4.15s Sewer 1965-70--M&N
4.10% Sewer 1935-50--J&J
4mb Wat Mayl'41-'48 M&N
4mb Repav "32-'33 reg M&N
4ms Sew "39-'40 reg—M&N
3.95 Nov 1 1961-1970-M&N
8Mb 1942-1945
M&N
3s May 1 1935
M&N
NIagFallBSD—4 Mb'32-'34F& a 6 5.50
4Mb 1936-1960
F&A
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83
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5.50
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Sullivan Oo 4Mb
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82
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4Mb Oct 1932
4Mb 1933-1957
1
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1966——M&N
4a Various May 1957-M&N
4a Nov 1958
M&N
4s May 1969
M&N
48 1932-1937
M&N
4s 1938-1967
M&N
8Mb 8 exempt 1941—M&N
8MB exempt 1942
M&N
8mb k t 1948-1950.-m&N
8Mb g exempt 1952—m&N
8Mb K exempt 1953—m&n
3 Ms g exempt 1954—M&N
8Mb g Water ex '54—M&N
Solvay 4Mb 1932-'40—F&A
SomerB <T1 4Mb *32-'53-M&N
Southampton 5s '36-'43-M&N
5s 1944-71
M&N
Steuben Oo 4Mb '33-'37—F&A
Suffolk Oo 4Mb 1932
J&J
100M
Bch & Var '32-'89-J&d
I960 opt 1930
M&S
I960
M&S
Mar 1 1962
m&S
Mar 1 1904
m&s
4mb April 1935
a&o
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86
(t Apr 15 1972
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86
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87 M
86
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86
4MB NOV 15 1978-M&N15
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84 M
82 M
4s Oct 1 1980
-A&O
84 M
4s May 1977
M&N
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93
92
4b Various 1930
M&N
85
82
4a Nov 1955
M&N
4Mb
4Mb
434i
4mb
4mb
4.60
4.75
4 50
5.25
J&J
Schenec Oo 4Mb '42-"5#
5s Dec 15 1933-1943
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or
Bid.
Bond*
Net.
Ask.
Bid.
Bonds
Net.
Bid.
To
or
To
or
Bonds
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
a&o 6 5.50
6%
6%
6%
to 6%
STATE
MUNICIPAL
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or
Bid.
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»
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to
to
W W
1932-1948—JAJ
4.25
4.25
4.25
4.25
-
1932
1933
4*8
J&D2
JAD2
1934-1940——JAD2
*4 *s W&88epl0'32-35M&S10
5s 1932 1935--—.—-JAD
to 5.50
to 5.50
to 5.50
to 5.50
to 5.50
to 5.50
6
6
5.25
5.25
5.25
'32-*42 —J&D
5.75
575
5.75
5s ref 1936-1941
A&O
Newark *4*a 1932-41— A&O
5.75
5.75
Portsmouth—6s
575
AAO
'33-'36—J&J
Portsmouth City S D—
5.50
4*8 1932—
4*a 1933-1950
Springfield *5a 1932-1934
4*a 1932-1935
-MAS
4*s St Imnt 1933-39—MAS
*4*8 1933 1949
MAS
4s 1933-1955—
MAS
SprlngFd 8 D ♦5s'32- 39.J&J2
Steubenvllle *5b 1933-35.KAS
5.50
5.20
5.20
5.20
5.20
—
5.20
6
6
Summit Co—
♦5a Road Imp '32- 35. A&O
•4*8 1932-1937
♦4* 1932-1940
A&O
6
Toledo ♦5s W W *37-'44.FAA
*6s SeDt 1932-1942—MAS
5s 1932 1933—
J&D 15
♦6s Pub Wharf I960—M AS
♦5s Sewer 1949
MAS
6
4*s 1932-1954
M&S15
•4*8 Wat 1932-34
JAJ
♦4*8 1933-1953
-MAS
4*s Bdg 1933 A '38—F&A
4*s 1932-1953—
4s Park July 1 1942—J&J
6
6
.
6
1932-1960---
-
Lancaster Co 4*8 A 4*8
6 3.60
90
to 3.85
to 3.85
93
6 4.75
6 4.65
6 4.50
0 4.60
6 4.60
6 4.60
6 4.60
6 4.60
85
85
85
...
SOUTH CAROLINA.
to 4.o5
i4s
Refund 1952 opt 1932-_ J&J
4*s ctfs Indebt <J9-'53--J&D
Aiken Co 4*a 1937-1945
Anderson Co 4*8 1933 --F&A
4*a Highway 1934-37-F&A
4*8 Highway 1938-43-F&A
Charleston—4*s Jan '62-J&J
4s Refg '38 (tex-exem)_J&J
Charleston Co 6s 1937
J&J
Cheraw 5s '52 opt '32
July 1
Ciarendon Co—
8a May 15 '36-'40—M&N15
Columbia 5b Ref 1941
MAS
4*s Water 1945
-JAJ
Greenville—5a St 1942
J&J
to 4.40
4.40
4.40
to 4.40
to 4 40
to 4.40
90
90
90
to
to
90
85
M&S 6 4.60
6 4.60
6 4.60
6 4.60
3*a Sewer 1934
5%
575
5.75
575
5.25%
5.25%
J&J 6 5.50
6 5.50
6 5.50
6 5.50
6 5.50
6 5.50
—
1
1940
1955—
4s Nov 11960
J&J 6 5.50
6 5.50
4a July 26 1972
3*8 July 1 1934
J&J
Phlla 8 D 4*a *32-'43—J&J
4*a 1941-1959
MAN
4*s Apr 15 1939-58-A&OI5
4a 1932-1942
JAJ
4a 1937-1950
J&D
Pittsburgh—4*8 *32-'50 J&D
4*a 1935-1937
M&S
4*a 1938-1946
M&S
WIlkea-Barre—
4a 1933 to 1935-
101
100
101
6%
Tulsa—
to 5 50
FAA
6 5.75
5*8 Wat A Park'33-'49 FAA
5 *8 1933-1939
FAA
6 5.75
to 5
6 5.75
to 5 50
F&A 6 5.75
4.40
to
4.40
4.40
to
to 4.40
to 4.40
to 4.40
to 4.40
4.40
to 4.40
4.40
4.40
4.40
4.40
to
1933-1947.
6s Feb 11933-1939
—
to
4.90
l*s Oct 1 1952
latorla 6s 1953
AAO
AAO
F&A
A&O 6 4.50
JAD
6*a 1932-1949
JAJ
1934
MAS
Clatsop County 5s 1934-AAO
Baker City 5s
Columbia Co 5a *33-'34.A&0
Eugene 5s 1942
M&S
Multnomah Co 4*s '32.JAD
4*8 Bridge 1932-1944. J AD
4*s 1949-1956
F&A
4s Bridge 1945-1955—JAD
5a Boad 1932-1939—-MAN
Multnomah OoSDNo 1—
'32-39..JAJ15
15 *40-'45
JAJX5
4*a July 15
4s July
95
to 6.10
6%I
to
85
to 6 25
to 6.75
—MAS 6 6 50
to 0.30
to
%
6.30.%
as
95
95
r_
uw
u.uu
to
6.50 %
7o
to 6.50
%
6.50%
6.50 %
to
to
to 6.50
to 6.50
to 6.40
85
DAKOTA
Ss Mar 15 1933-35
5b June 1 1932-39
5s Jan 15 1934-40
M&S15
JAD
JAJ15
5*8 Jan 15 1943
J&J16
!*• Rural Credit 1839—JAJ
Corson Co 5a fd 1932-47-M&N
to 4 90
to 4.90
to 4.90
to 4
to 4
90
90
to 4.90
Jackson Co—
4.90
4*s fund 1932-47—M&N 15
to 4.90
Perkins Co 4 *s fd *36-'47 J&D
4 90
Stanley Co 4*s fd '43-'48 JAD
9i»ux Falls S D 5s 1935—A&O
5*8 Dec 11840
JAD
to
to
to 4
90
4 90
to
4 93
to
to
4 30
4.40
to 4 90
o
TENNESSEE
4*s highway 1939
JAD
4*8 bridge 1945
J&J
4*s refdg July 29 1955—J&J
t *s July 1 1945
J&J
4*s highway 1939—
J&J
ts refdg July 29 1955
JAJ
5s Memorial Aud'm 1961.JAJ
Carter County—
5a funding Jan 1 1959-J&J
5 *s Road
4.30
t-o
4.30
to
4 .50
6 4.60
to
4.40
6 4.60
to
6 4 60
to
4.40
4 40
6 4.60
6 4.60
ro
4.40
to
4.40
6 4.60
6 4 60
to
to
4.40
4.40
6 4.60
to
4.40
6 4.60
to 4.40
to 4.40
„
625 to 5.751 ta
6.25 to 5.75!%
6.25 to
5.75; %
6.25 to 5.75 %
6.25 t° 5.75 %
6.25 to 5.75 %
5.75 to 5.50 %
60
65
60
65
Chattanooga—
4*8 School 1956
4
AAO 6 5.50
to 5.25
5.50
5.50
to 5.25
*s Memorial Aud '52M&N
5s Hospital 1954
Cocke County—
MAS
4*8 Road July 15 '47—J&J
to 4.40
to 4.40
70
80
80
4*8 Highway 1947
JAJ 6 4.75
5% Co Memorial '32-'50JAJ 6 4.75
45
Dyer Co 4*8 1955
Fayette County—
60
4*8 Road 1958
JAJ
to 4.40
to 4.40
to 4.40
to 4.40
%
to 5.25
70
Cumberland Co 5s 1956—J&J
Davidson County—
-
1965
5% Highway 1947—J&D
4.30
MAS 6—
——J&D 6——
3*8 gold S H 1934—J&J 6
Cranston 48 Sch 1933-'68—J&J 6 5.25
4.30
4.30
1
to 4-75
%
li June 1 1977
[a H'way '36-'49 (a-a).AAO
Highway 1932-42
95
88
to 4.65
to 4.65
55
70
6%
to 5.50
%
Gibson County—
4s Oharlt Inst
Highway '33-Apr'44 AAO
1932-1944 (a-a)
AAO
Is Highway 1932-41
la Aug 1 1932-1933
88
6 6.50
6 6.50
Giles County—
[a H'way "32-'35 (s-a).AAO
„
7%
to 6 75
SOUTH
to 4 90
6 5.50
6 4.60
6 4.70
JAJ 6 4 60
4*8 Imp aer I '82-'38-AAO 6 4 60
4*8 1933-1940
J&J 6 4.60
4*11 Inapt 1940-1945-JAJ 6 4.60
York 4*8 1932-1943
F&A 6 4.60
York Co 3*8 1932
MAN 6 4.60
to
to 6 50
$s Rural Credit *83-'40—A&O
58 Sept 1941
MAS
RHODE ISLAND
a
is
7%
to 4 90
OREGON
i
6 7.25
to 6.20
to 4 90
to 4 90
to 5 50
5a
%
50
85
102
99
4.40
to
5%
85
80
to 4 90
6 5.50
6 5.50
6
to
6%
6%
6%
6%
to
80
9partanb*g Oo4*s "37-47M&S 6 6.75
4 *s 1932-1950
M&N 6 6.75
Sumter Co 5s *33-*52
J&J 6 6.75
York Co 4*8 1933-50——J&J
80
to 4.40
to
6 6.40
4*8 1935-1941
MAS 6 6.50
Richland Co 5s 1933
90
JAJ
Rock Hill 5s 1951 opt '81-J&J
90
Spartanburg 4*8 1935—AAO 6 6.75
4*8 Water 1933-1939—JAJ 6 6.75
4*s Water 1940-1965-JAJ 6 6.75
6 6.75
5e Sept 1 1939
6 6.75
5s Nov 1 1943
to 4.40
to
to
Marion Co—
4.40
to
6 6.40
6 6.40
to 6.10
4**1933 1934
to
85
to
Lancaster 8 D—5a 1941—J&J 6 7%
6s July 1946
JAJ 6 7%
to 4.40
to 4.40
to
85
80
4*a Highw 1933 1945-F&A 6 6.50
Greater Greenville Sewer Dist
82
4*8 1967
MAN
Kershaw Co—
5a Highway 1933-1946.FAA 6 6.20
to 4.40
to
80
6 6.50
5s Water 1958opt '3S-F&A
Greenville Co 4*8 40-*55-J&J 6 6.50
to 5 50
b 5.75
to
MAN 6 4.60
481932-1933
5.25 4.10%
100
6 5.50
6 5.50
6 4.60
J&J 6 4.60
1933 & 1935
A&O
ScrantonSD4a 1932 A 33AAO
4*s 1933-1956J&J
Wash'n Co 4*a '33-*34—M&S
65*% 5.25%
65*% 5.25%
6 5%
4.80%
6 5.50
6 5.50
J&J 6 5.50
—JAJ 6 5.50
J&J 6 5.5 >
4a
Oklahoma Olty—
90
to 4 40
to 4.40
4*a '32-'38 taxable.-M&N
Reading 5s Impt 1943-49-J&J
Schuylkill Co—
4*a 1932-1955
J&J
SCTantou 4*s *32-'41
F&A
5a 1932-1950
F&A
i
4s 1933-1937
—.MAS
96
to 4.40
McK'p't 8 D 4*8 '32-'
Mercer Co 5*8 -32-*47—F&A 6 4.60
Norristown 8D 4*81943-J&J 6 4.60
ID 4'i
Philadelphia 4a 1937
JAJ 6 5.50
4a 1933 to 1939
3.90 %
4.40
to 4.40
4s Feb 10
5.75
575
575
to
Lancaster S D 4s May 1945
Lo war Mer lonT wp4»-4 * a, 4
4a Jan
OKLAHOMA
5*8 July 1946
5%
II
98
to 4.70
Lancaster—
6
6 6.25
1933-1950
-.
to 3.85
97
b 4.60
6
6
6
5<£
—
Erie—4*8 Sch 1933-'39.A&Oj6 4.60
4*a 1932-1933—;
F&A 6 4.60
4*s 1934-1960
F&A 6 4.60
Erie S D 4a 1933 1938—FAA 6 4.60
4*s 1932-1937A&0&4-60
4*a Jan 1 1936-1940-— 6 4.60
Fayette Co 4s road 1936-AAO b 4.60
Harrisburg—
4s Pub Imp '33 to '38-M&8 b 4.60
4s May 15 1932-1953—---.
4s 1932-1942—
-FAA 6 4.60
leanetto 4*s 1932-1956-M&S 6 4.60
Lackawanna Co 4a 1944-F&A b 4 60
6
6
4*8 Oct 16 1932-33—AA016 6 4%
Muskogee 5s Sew 1936—M&S
94
6&
5%
5%
—.
JAJ 6 4.60
4*s 1935-1940
JAJ 6 4.60
Cheater 8 D 4*s *32-*47-'42-. ;6 4.60
5a Jan 1951
6
A&O
6*8 1934-1940
JAD
M&S
4*8 Sewer 1936
FA A
4*8 Water Works 1941.J&J
Okla City 8 D 4r 1933—JAJ
Okla Co 4*s 1932-1933-JAD
Okmulgee 6s Mar 16 1943
to 3.60
t
6 3.60
Cheater 4a'37 op* 17 tax-ex
4*8 May 1948—
J&J
4*a Nov 1 1948—
J&J
4*f Sept 16 1975—JAJ
4*a I960
4*» Dec 17 1978
J&J
4s July 1939
J&J
4a July 1942
JAJ
6
Youugstown—
♦6s Bdge 1932-41.....A&O
•58 Police Bdg & St 1932:.
*4*8 1932-1957—.
A&O
Youngrtown School DIat—
•4*8 1944-1947
M&S 6 5.50
•5s 1932-1944
M&S 6 5.50
Zanesvllle—*5s City Hall &
Market 1932-1939
MAS
Zaneaville S D ♦5s '32-'43AAO
5
5%
4.90
6s Fund 1936-1961—MAN
4*a 1932-1907
J&D
4*8 Funding 1944—MAN
4*8 1932 1967.
-J&D
4*a June 1932-1957—JAD
5« 1932-1936
MAN—
5«1937-1942
MAN
5s Funded 1933-1959—A&O
4a Funding 1947
AAO
115
113*
6 3.65
6 3.60
t
6
4 *8 1932-1956
AAO
•6s 1932-1960—
M&N
Warren Co 6s 1932 -34—M&S 6
5s Water 1936——
4s
4.90
J&D
J&D
J&D
AAO
J&D
4» Oct 1 1964
S D 5*8 '35.
40.
'45. *60
J&D 6 4.60
ftraddock 4*s '32-'44—M&N 6 4.60
4a 1932 to 1936
M&N
85
Cambria Co 4*s *32-'45
b 4.60
6
Toledo Scb Dirt—
*4 * 8
48 May 1962
4a Water 1962
Bethlehem
6
A&O
*5a F1 Emerg
4a July 1956—
4s May 2 1957
4« Ref 1936 opt 1916—-JAJ
4s Highway '37 opt '32-J&J
Jdtoona S D 4s '33 to '35-AAO
to 5.50
Mahoning Val. San. Dtst—
4*s water 1933-52
AAO
Marietta—•4*s '32-*33-JAD
Martin's Fy *58'32 '44—M&S
Miami Oonaervancy Dlac—
5*9 (1 to 5 yr mat'y)— JAD
5*s (5 to 10 yr mat'y).JAD
5*s (after 10 yeara)—JAD
Montgomery County—
5s ref 1932-1933—
5s ref 1934-1935
5b July 1 1951 Series O..J&J
4*a Dec 1 1951 opt*36.-JAD
4*s 1934. 1939 1944.1949J&J
4b Highway 1932. 1935. 1937
'40. *42. "45. '47, *50.'52—
is Highway 1941, '43. '46.
■
43. '51. *63
MAS
UJegheny—4a 1937
MAN
Ali<wbenrCo 4 *« *43 .-M&N
4*s 1933-1937A&O
4*s 1938-1940
A&O
4*8 1941-1962———A&O
4*a 1932-1906
—
— A&O
4*» July 1932 1958—-J&J
4*« 1940-1959
-J&J
4a Bridge 1942
-F&A
4a 1933-1958
M&S
Utoona—4s *34 opt *14—J&J
—
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
Net.
Weonsocket 4*8 Fd *41-JAD
6s Fund 1932-1936
MAN
•6*8 Hos&Bge 33 '36 FAA
Hamilton Co *4*8 1943.FAA
4*8
5%
MAN
Salem—5s Sewer '32-'33
Fostoria *«e W W '33-'40 MAS
Franklin County—
4*8
4s Oct 11954
to
PENNSYLVANIA
•4* a Oct 1 1939
A&O
•4*8 Sewer 1932-'454a C H June'36 op '10,JAD
Ironton HHb W W '38—JAD
Lakewood — "4*8 '32"39A&Q
*4*8 Oct ' 45—
A AO
•5s Park & Imp "32-'41-A&0
•Lawrence Co 5a 1934..-MAS
Lima »5*a 8ewer 1932-1947.
•58 Sewer Feb 15 *33-'51
Lorain 5s 1932
J&J
Lucas Co 4m O-H 1944—MAS
Ask.
JAJ
A&O
J&J
MAN 2
MAN
JAD
4a Jan 1 1945
6 5 25
Port of Portland 4s 1934—J&.I
5.50
5.50
Elyria 4a 1932 to 1938—.JAD
♦4*s 1932 1952-—-MAS
•5s
-MAN
1936-1955—-MAN
4s Water 1939-1958—-J&J
4s Water 1940-1959—FAA
Pt of Astoria 5a Befg 1955. JAJ
Pt of Coos Bay Harbor 5s——
1932
1933-1937
4 *8 1938-1959
4s Water Jaa 2 1936
-A&O
4s Water
m
•5s St ImpC 1933-35.-AAO 6 5.20
East Liverpool—4b 1940- J A J 6 5.20
4*a
4*a
MAN
—MAN
4a Water 1937
6 5.59
MAS 6 5.50
4*s 1941-1961
MAS 6 5.50
Dayton 8 D 6*s *41-'61 MAS
•5s Mar 16 'S3-*40-.ll&S16
East Cleveland—
1932-50-M&N
4*a Dock 1943
4*a Oct 1932-47
4*s 1933-1960
•4 *8 1932-1940
To
or
Bid.
Bonds.
Net.
Providence—
5s Harb Dev
*4*8 WW Imp 1940..JAD 6 5.50
1933-39--A&O
Ask.
Portland—
MAN 6 5.50
1944-J&D 6 5.50
•58 W W Imp 1945
F&A 6 5.50
•4Hs Edge 1932-1951.MAS 6 5.50
Bdge
Yield Basis
To
or
Bid.
Bonds.
Net.
Dayton—5a 1932
•5*s W W Imp
•4*s
99
BONDS
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
iHar I*' "S3-73-M&S15
5s 1933 & 19345s 1935-1942
to 4.35
%
6 5 25
-A&O 6 6% t
to 4.75 %
o
5.75
5°.50
—A&O
Johnston 4*s 1935-1940 M&N
N Prov'ce 4s June 15 '47-J&D
5.25 to 4.75
Newport—4*a '33-'39—MAS
6 5.25 to 4.75
6*s June 1 1932-1953
b
4*s May 1932-1942—MAN
4*a Mar 1933-35M&S
4s May 15 1948
M&N
3*b g High Scb 1954-J&D
Pawtucket—4*s 1950—-J&J
4*8 Sewer 1952
J&D
4 *8 School 1954
M&N
4« Water 1937
M&N
6
5.25 to 4.75
1
5.20
b~5~25 T.75"
b
6
6
6
6
5.25
4.75
1
4% Road 1933-1958—J&J
Hamilton County—
4*% Refunding 1957-AAO
5% Bridge 1944
Jackson—
4* % Ref 1933-1948
JAJ
Johnson City—
5*s Impt 1932-1946—J&D
Knox Co 5s Pike & Bridge
May 1 1932-1940
MAN
6 6.10
to
6 5.50
6 5.50
to 5 25
6.25
6%
to 5.25
to
60
70
6 5.50
to 5.25
7%
tp 6.25
Knoxvllle—
4*8 Impt 1932-39——F&A
4*8 Park 1933-1935—A&O
M&S
6s 1933-1937
5s 1938-1951
M&S
3
6%
to 6.25
to 6.25
i
5* % Fdg Sept 11950.MAS
Madison County—
4* % Highway '32-'49 JAD 6 6.50
to 6.25
to 6.25
to
6%
%
100
STATE
AND
MUNICIPAL
Yield Basis
To
or
Bid.
Ask.
Memphis 6a July 1954—J&J
5s River Term "33-'48>A&0
4Ha Water 1932-1962.-J&J
4Ha Water 1949
J&J
4Ks Park 1959
A&O
5.50
5.50
5.50
5.60
5.50
5.50
5.50
5.50
to 5.25
San Antonlo—6s 'S2-'53-M&8 5 5.75
to 5.25
6HB W W 1932-'35—M&N
5Ks W W 1936-'65
M&N
5s Sept 1932-1953
M&S
5s Sept 1932-1959
5s St Imp DIst No 2 1943—
4Kb 1933-1967
-.J&J
4 Us 1932-1968
F&A
San Antonio 8 D 5s *58—F&A
Tarrant County—
4Kb Oc* 10 *32-'33—A&O10
4Ke.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 6s 1950—-M&N
5Ks 1932-1940
-M&N
Feb 10 i960-—F&A10
4Us 1932-1955
M&N
4Us 1932-1960
J&D
4Ks 1933-1946
F&A 10
-J&D
4s water 1933
M&N
4s 1932-1954
M&8
Montgomery Oo—5s Cumber¬
land River Bdge 1953-F&A
Nashville 6s 1933-1942—A&O
5s March 1933-1960—M&S
5s Memorial Sq '32-'50-—-
4Ks Hospital '33-'56—J&J
4Kb 1935-1968
M&N
4 Ha 1932-1967—
-J&J
—M&S
4 Ha 1934-1948
4s 1933
Polk Oo 5s 1932-46
Robertson County—
Net,
to 5.25
to 5.25
to 5.25
to 5.25
to 5.25
to 5.25
5.50
5.50
5.20
5.20
5.20
5.20
5.20
5.20
6.20
6.20
75
J&J
4 Ha High Sch 1940
M&8
J&D
4Kb Road 1948
——P&A 5 6%
Shelby County—
5.30
4s Courthouse 1957—A&O
5.30
5s Aud Mkt H'se '49-M&S
4H% Jail 1940-1951—M&S
5.30
Smith County—
5U« Fdg 1935-1958
J&J
Tipton County—
4Ha Road July 2 *32-'58J& J
Washington County—
5% Fdg June 1 1954
J&J
to 5.15
5.15
6.50
6.50
6%
to
5.75 %
85
89
5.75
5.25%
5.75 5.25%
5.75 5.25%
5.75 5.25%
4Hs 1933-1953
J&J
4
1954-1958
J&J
5.75 5.25%
Beaumont 5s '52 op '82—A&O 6 7.25 6.50%
5s Water Works 1954-M&S 6 7.25 6.50%
5s 1933-1939
A&O 6 7.25 6.50%
5s 1940-1965
A&O 6 7.25 6.50%
4Kb 1932
J&J 6 7.25 6.50%
4Kb 1933-1935
J&J 6 7.25 6.50%
4«s 1936-1970
J&J 67.25 6.50%
4s 1942 opt 1922
J&D 6 7.25 6.50%
5Hs Inapt Apr 10 1956-1965 6 7.50
65
85
65
76
76
65
6 5.60
95
95
85
85
85
85
85
6 5.75
6 5.75
6 5.75
6 5.75
6 5.75
1941——J&J 6 5.75
to 4.60
5 4.50
to 4.60
5 4.50
to 4.60
4s 1946-1950 ———M&N
Spokane—
4Hb Park 1962
J&J
4Us Bridge 1932-30—J&J
Tacoma—5s 1932-33
J&D
4Us Water '39-'43(s-a)_J&J
b 4.75
6 4.75
to
to
5%
5 4.75
to
5%
5 4.60
5 4.60
to
4.80
to 4.80
5%
4USE1L&P *42-'46(o-a)-J&J
5 4.60
5 4.60
5 4.60
to
4U$E1L&P '34-*61(s-a)A&0
4.60
WEST
4.80
5.25%
5.25%
5.25%
5.25%
5.25%
4Kb Ref Aug 1942
6 4.60
to 4.80
6 4.60
1932-1934—J&J
5s Highway 1935-1946
J&J
4Kb July 1946-1948-J&J
4 Ha 1945-1954
—J&J
4Us 1932-1934
J&J
4 Us 1935-1943
-J&J
to 4.80
6 4.60
to 4.80
90
80
98
98
98
5.25
5Ks Road 1932-'54-A&010
Oo 4s *47 op *17 A&O
70
Harris
93
4Ks Apr 10 '32-T56-A&O10
4 Us Road Apr 10 '32-'60-.
Houston—5s Sewl939—M&N
5s Ref Oct 16 '41op'31-A&0
5s Mun Imp *33-'36
F&A
4Ub Sept 1932-1952—M&N
4Ks Oct 26 '38 op '28-A&0
is 1932-1957
J&J
is Imp 1934-35 (s-a).J&J
is Impt 1936-39 (s-a).J&J
93
93
6 5.75
6 5.75
6 5.75
6 5.75
6 5.75
6 5.75
5.25%
5.25%
5.25%
5.25%
5.25%
5.25%
5.75 5.25%
5.75 5.25%
6 5.75
6 5.75
Houston 8 D 5s Feb 19521—1 6 5.40
4 Us 1937-1951
—J&D 6 5.40
Palestine 5s Sch Aug 1 1934,
6K
5.25%
5.25%
5.25%
6%
Port Arthur—
70
82
to
6 4.40
to 4.35
6 4.40
to 4.35
4.35
4.40
3 Us 1951 & 1952
3 Ha 1943-1952
Charleston 4Kb '41 opt '27 J&J
Charleston S. D. 5s '32-*34J&J
to
to
to
J&J
.J&J
J&J
J&J
to 5.10
A&O
to 5 .10
5s 1935-1953—
80
A&O
%
to 4.50
to 4.50
Lee County 5s
1933-41—-J&J
hynchbg4Ks Pub Imp'39J&J
4Kb Pub
Impt 1946
4Kb Water 1951
ft
4Ha Feb 1953
F&A
4s Street Nov 11941— M&N
Norfolk—6s Oct 11950—A&O
5 Kb School Oct 1 '51—A&O
5i Municipal 1949
F&A
-
5%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
to
5
to
5
to
5
to
5
to
F&A
4Kb Munfc Impt '42-M&8
4Kb Renew Apr 1 "41-A&O
4Kb Imp July 1940—-J&J
is Impt March 1936—M&S
Petersburg 4Kb 1952—A&O
Portsmouth—5Ks 1951—F&A
4Kb Imp Oct 1 1942—A&O
4Kb Sch & Sew 1938—J&J
4KB 1932-1954
J&J
5s Water 1948
J&D
Richmond—4Kb 1949
J&J
4Kb 1958
J&J
4Ha July 11964
J&J
4Us July 1 1941
J&J
4Us July 1 1985
J&J
4s 1933 to 1943
J&J
4s 1941
J&J
4s Elec Light 1942
J&J
4s 1943
J&J
Roanoke 4Kb Ref 1936
J&J
4Kb Street Impt May 1940
4Kb Pub Bldg 1941—M&N
4Kb Pub Bldg 1944—M&N
4Kb Apr 1952—
A&O
4s Street Impt 1936——J&J
—
i
5%
Newport News 4K> '4S.J&D
5
4.7!
to
6
6
5%
to
HI
I
5
to 4j
to
4.50
4.50
to 4.50
to 4.50
to 4.50
6 4.55
6 4.55
to 4.45
6 4.55
6 4.55
to
6 4.55
6 4.55
to 4.45
6 4 55
6 4.55
to
4.45
4.45
to 4.45
to 4.45
to 4.45
to 4.45
6 4.55
6 4.75
to
6 4.75
6 4.75
to
4.45
to 4.60
to
6 4.75
6 4.75
to
6 4.75
to
to
4.95
to 4.95
to 4.95
to 4.95
WISCONSIN
Appleton 4Kb 1932
F&A
Chippewa Oo 4Kb '32-'34--Dane Oo 4U* 1934.
M&N
Eau Claire 4Kb W W '33-'44
Fond dn Lac 4Kb *33-'35-Mar
Green Ray 4Kh 1933
J&J
4 Us1 1932-1947
6s W W 1932-1935—M&N
6s W W 1938-1980—M&N
La Crosse 4Ks '32 op '22-F&A
Madison—4Kb 1932— J&D
4Kb 1933-1937
J&D
.4Kb 1938-1949
J&D
5
to
ft
to 4.95
%
ft
J&J
to 4.95
to 4.95
Parkersburg—
4Kb June 1 1933
J&D
Wheeling 5s W W '32-'52-J&J
4s Ref 1932 to 1936—July
J&J
4s Ref Oct 1934
J&J
4s Pub Impt 1939-1959- J&J
Municipal 1969
to 4.95
to 4.95
^24
4.75
4.75
to 4.50
5.10
to
Mercer Co 5a '44 op
A&Olfi
Morgantown 5s 1932-48—J&J
99U
99 H
5% to 4.50
5% to 4.50
5% to 4.50
5% to 4.75
5 H to 5%
5H to 5%
F&A
to 5.10
Clarksbg S D 5s '41 op '21M&S
Hancock
County—5s Grant
Road DIst '46 opt '32-M&N
Huntington 5s 1944—
Oct
5s Ind Sch D '33-*34—J&J
Martlnsburg 5s '43 op '29 Dool
81
4.60
4.60
100
4Kb 1932-1939
J&J
4Kb Park 1932-1935—J&J
4Kb 1932-1945——..J&J
4s 1932-1936
J&J
4s 1937-1944
J&J
Milwaukee County—
4 Us Ot H'se *32-'34 M&N16
4Us Ot H'se'35-'50 M&N16
4Ks Sew Mar 12 '36-*45—
4 Us court h'se '32-'35J&D16
4 Us court h'se '36-'49J&D16
Oshkosh 4K's 1932-34
F&A
Racine—4 Us '32*-57
M&N
6s 1932-1941
F&A
Racine Co 6s 1932-1940—J&J
4K» 1934-1947
Superior 4Us Sch '32-'44-J&J
Wausau 4Kb 1933
A&O
Wood Co—5s 1934
A&O
5s 1937 and 1938
-A&O
WYOMING
4s Road 1951 opt 1941
Natrona Oo S D No 2—
5s 1932-1944
A&O 6 4,90
Sheridan 6s Mar 151952-M&S
FOR REAL ESTATE BONDS USUALLY GIVEN HERE SEE PAGE 111.
99
Marshfleld 4Kb 1932 —J&J
Milwaukee—5s '32-*40
J&J"
5s July 1932-1940J&J
to 4.60
4.60
4.60
7o
4.30
4.30
4.30
to 4.30
to 4.30
to 5.10
to 5.10
„
4.40
b 4 .40
J&J
4s 1939-1950
4s July 1948-1952
Henrico Oo Sch 5s *33-'50 J&J
4Kb June 11957
J&D
5s
85
VIRGINIA
to 4.80
5s Highway
4Kb July 1 1939-1950-J&J
Fairfax Oo 4Us 1945 ..F&A2
94
to 5.25
J&J
4s Water 1944-46
4.80
to 4.80
to
Danville—
94
94
80
6
Seattle School DIst No. 1—
5 4.50
iHa ctf Indebt 1933-37—J&J
Albemarle Co 5s 1943
J&J
Alexandria 6s 1932-1956.A&0
Arlington Oo 5 Us '33 - 54-F&A
Bristol 5 Us Sch *34-'53
Charlottesville 5s 1962—M&S
5s Water Impt 1953
J&J
94
90
90
6
to 4.60
to 4.60
je"Rlddleberger" 1932-—J&J
3s Funded debt 1991
J&J
4Us ctfs Indebt 1932
J&J
100
94
90
90
6
to 4.60
5 4.50
5 4.50
5s 1935-1952
5.40
100
80
F&A
92
Clarksburg 5s '32-'34
5.40%
5.40%
5.40%
6 5 60 5.40%
6 5.60 5.40%
6 5.60 5.40%
4Hs Grad,&c/49 op'29A&0
1933-1970
-
6.50%
5 4.50
Bridge 1933-1938 M&N
Bridge 1939-1949 M&N
1932-1934
M&N
_s 1935-1950
M&N
Pierce Co 5s Sept 1 '32-37Se
Port of Seattle 5s '83-'55 M<!
4Kb Jan 1933-1955
J&J
Seattle—6s 1933-41
A&O
5 Kb L & P 1933-43
M&N
5s Light & Pow 1942-56A&O
4H Lt & Pr 1939-'58 M&N
4Kb Light ext 1933
J&J
4K» 1932A&O
4Hs 1933-1940
A&O
4Kb 1941-1955
—A&O
4 Us 1933-1935
A&O
4 Us 1936-1957-A&O
s
s
VIRGINIA
6 5.60
6 5.60
6 5.60
Galveston County—
to Bd Apr 10 *51op'31 A&O
Grimes Oo.
5Ks April 1 1941
J&J
5s Capitol Bldg 1934
J&J
4Kb Capitol Bldg 1934-A&0
4Ks Road 1939
J&J
4Kb July 1 1939
J&J
4s Capitol Bldg 1934
J&J
Ogden 4H% 1932-1945—
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 1933-1935
A&O
4s Ref 1936-1945
A&O
4s Ref 1946-1965
A&O
Salt Lake City S D—
4Kb Aug 1 1933—F&A
4s May 1 1949
M&N
Salt Lake Co 4Us 1941
4.50
5s Road 1935
—.F&A
4 Us Bridge 1932
M&N
6.50%
&
to
J&D
5Ub Water 1934-193S.M&S
King Co—5s Ct H 1933—May
5.50%
5.50%
5.50%
5.50%
5.50%
6.50%
6 .50%
6.50%
6.50%
18
to 4.60
to 4.50
III
Everett—
5s June 1936
76
76
65
Galveston—5s 1932-1935-J&J
5s Grade Rata 1944
A&O
5s School 1932-1954—M&S
5s 1933-1956
A&O
4Kb Grad. &c. '48op'28 J&J
5s
5 5.75
5 5.75
3Us 1932-48
J&D
4Kb Oct 1 1932-1949
A&O
Mlddlebury 4s *41op'21.M&N
Rutland 4Us 1946-48
J&J
7%
75
-M&S
*39,'44, '49. '54. 59, *64—
5 5.75
to 4.60
—-
Cameron
„
5.25%
5.25%
5.25%
5.25%
5.25%
5 5.75
Ask.
6 4.75
6 4.75
M&S
J&J
Washington no sch'34-,39 J&J
WASHINGTON
6s Gen Fund 1932-1940—J&J
Clarke Co 5s '35 opt '25-Jan 1
VERMONT.
Brazoria Co—
js Im^1940-55 (s-a).J&J
5 5.75
UNITED STATES—Bee pages
to 6%
75
^
5.25%
*
6%
75
4Ha '33-'58-M&815
Austin 5s 1932-1942
J&J
5s SchBlg&Hos '52op'32J&J
4Hb 1933-1961
-J&J
Refunding
5 5.75
UTAH.
Abilene 5s Feb 15'59-'65——
4s
5 5.75
Bid.
Staunton 6s 1932-53
5s 1957
Taiewell Oo 5s 1933-46
5.25%
5.25%
5.25%
5 5.75
or
Bonds.
Net.
to 5.50
to
Amarlllo
....
Ask.
to 5.15
to
TEXAS.
5s Road Mar 151933-1957—
Cleburne 5s WW'52op'32 J&J
Corpus Christ! 5s fd r67_F&A
6s Water 1932-1959—-F&A
Dallas 5s 1932-1960
M&N
4Hs 1932
M&N
4
|81933-1970
M&N
s July 11932-1949—J&J
4
M&N
4,_ s 1932-'45
4 Us 1946-'65—
M&N
4s School 1932-1951
J&J
Dallas Co4HBSeptl0'51 Apr 10
5s Vlad't & Bridge Feb 10
1954 opt 1924
Apr 10
El Paso 5s W W Purch'50 A&O
5s Fund 1951 opt '31—M&S
5s School 1955 opt '35-.J&J
5s Impt Aug 1 1948—.F&A
4 Ha 1933-1960
A&O
Pert Worth 5s 1951
A&O
5s 1932-1934
J&D
5a 1935-1959
J&D
4Hs 1936-1971
F&A
4 Us 1936-1964
...F&A
Bid.
Bonds.
to 5.50 %
6%
White County—
5K% Highway 1955—M&S
County-—
4K§ 1934-1942
Yield Basis
To
or
Bonds.
4HL1932-1955
BONDS
Yield Basis
4.75 %
6 6.50
6%
97
99
%
Banks & Trust
Companies
STATE AND NATIONAL BANK STATEMENTS
Quotations In this department
ainear as
are
given
per
share, not
per cent, exoapt for stocks of
possible for the closing day of the month preceding date of issue,
though often
are
Canadian Institutions,
nominal.
An asterisk
sales.
and are
(•) denotes
Flgares of deposits, capital and profits for the national banks
are from the
Comptroller's last call; for all othe: Insti¬
the latest obtainable, direet returns being procured
by us where no periodic statements are required. For
the Clearing House banks of New
York, Philadelphia and Boston, deposits are taken from the latest
weekly statement.
tutions they
are
National hanks
Dec. 31.
Par.
Deposits.
Bid.
Dec. 31.
Cross
Surplus &
Profits.
Capital.
Ask.
State Institutions
CALIFORNIA
Deposits.
Par.
Bid.
Nomi nal.
Birmingham—
BIrming'm Tr & Sav.
$
1.332,653
200,000
53,386
100,000
104,782
First National Bank5.000,000 5.058,632
Southern Bk & Tr Co d
500,000 i
57,039
$
1.00*0,000
100.000
26,917
100
share.
100
350,186
Woodlawn-American
Bank...
Per
17,130,346
638,011
1,290,432
45,940,692
901,680
Ensley(The) Nat Bk
Industrial Sav Bank.
National
Dec. 31.
Cross
Surplus &
Profits.
Capital.
national Banks
Dec. 31.
State Institutions
ALABAMA
100
190
225
100
25
50
65
125
1,000,000
1.000,000
600,000
1,767,436
1,319,123
115.800
500,000
1.000,000
200,000
130,637
15,771,778
12,015,145
1,016,950
$
$
$
3.000,000 5,052,902 69,843,809
2,000,000
540,000
8,290,337
Security-First NatBk 30,000,000 23,052,834 479,012,864
Union Bank & Trust.
5,000,000 2,377,853 27,435,576
Wilshire Nat Bank..
200.000
29,853
618,330
135
100
20
Per
share.
225
100
300
39
100
56
61H
"25
62
325
100
Oakland—
Central Sav Bank
Central Nat Bank
First National Bank.
Farmers & Mer Sav.
Mobile—
First National Bank.
Merchants' Nat Bk_
Amer Nat Bk&Tr Co
Loa Angeles (Concl.)
Farmers & Mer. Nat-
Seaboard Nat Bank-
100
Ask.
Nomi nal.
1,200,000
1,200,000
1,000,000
300,000
2,925,287
2,838,800
205,503
195,192
39,281,709
26,061,347
3,890,959
6,618,262
300,000
500,000
1,000,000
100,000
300,000
305,595
205,523
1,117,292
9,202
256.598
3,524,676
5,668,614
10,729,857
1,343,067
2.573,688
2,000,000
500,000
450,000
50,000
200,000
582,647
556,072
838,531
109,668
103,763
18,255,515
15,770,717
20,644,460
1,286,075
3,633,738
100
2250"
100
2175
150,000
100,000
150,000
102,717
276,286
436,656
2,136,581
1,512,629
2.544,412
100
1,000,000
500,000
600,000
lOO.OOd
1.055,524
798,352
340,444
65,502
24,226,712
11,134,024
4,783,441
1,505,436
100
100
350
325
100
100
100
Pasadena—
Montgomery—
Alabama Nat Bank.
First National BankUnion Bank & Tr Co
2,024,102
12,270,600
1,254,439
887,639
82,250
100
100
11
11
10
10
120
15
15
Citizens Coml Tr & S
First National Bank.
First Trust & Sav Bk
Pasadena Nat Bank.
Security Nat Bank..
Selma—
City National Bank.
People's Bk & Tr Go.
400,000
100,000 i
200,000
100.000
Selma National Bank
Selma Tr & Sav Bank
229,101
76,695
225,075
143,649
2,179,943
661,961
1,095,981
1,441,522
1196
California Nat Bank.
100
1300
Capital Nat Bank
100
1300
California Tr & S'Bk
.
State Institutions
ARIZONA
American Nat Bank.
San Bernardino N Bk
San Bern Co Sav Bk
Dec. 31.
Nomi nal.
Bisbee—
Per
200,000
250,000
121,004
266,734
2,472,722
3,085,653
share,
100
100
San DiegoFlrst Nat T & S Bk.
San Diego Tr & S Bk
Security Tr & Sav Bk
United States Nat Bk
Phoenix—
250,000
300,000
500,000
250,000
1.050,000
VaUey Bank & Tr Co
81,698
361,702
573,358
328,749
604,749
3,847,118
4,285,053
4,737,870
3,849,573
10,268,470
100
400,000
First Nat Bk of Ariz.
Phoenix Nat Bank..
Phoenix Say Bk <& Tr
99,479
454,883
354,295
20,292
7,745,240
100
25
25
25
National Bank
10,000,000
Bank of Calif, N A._
8,500,000
8.408,152 113,718,870
9,260,010 93,212,829
Bank of Canton Ltd.
300,000
30.464
"",288
Bank of Amer Nat Tr
& Savs Assoc
50,000,000 54,290,312 749,796,772
Bank of Montreal
1,000,000
201,626
3,066,264
Canadian Bk of Com
1,300,000
504,001
2300
a
100
100
25
25
100
c
13 H
80
15
85
90
110
100
100
112
114
100
150
152
74£j,
250,000 n
250,000
100,000 i
4,595,976
4,882,258
1,007,592
City National Bank-
625,000
67,050
Crocker First Nat Bk
The San Fran Bank.
6,000,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
4,289,496
5,050,000
455,278
Pacific Nat Bank
Banks
State
ARKANSAS
Dec. 31.
American Trust Co
Nomi nal.
Per
200,000
First National Bank
Merchants Nat Bank
2,649,656
6,936,539
6,528,495
100,000
600,000
350,000
500,000
200,000
52,494
147,055
216,299
361,343
401,078
836,177
7,006,346
3,271,066
8,264,867
3.560,989
25
71,013
590,045
1,200,757
5,476,021
share.
500,000
Peoples Trust Go
Union Trust Co
W B Worthen Co
•
75
25
80
25
15
18
100
120
200
125
100
40,865,997
600,000
500,000
906,067
72,054
7,652.662
2,164,477
200,000
150,000
750,000
53,385
219,014
373.580
1,185.664
25
2,979,913
9,126,931
200,000
1,000,000
594,812
1,140,119
2,780,464
9,466,137
100
61,000
1,899,570
100
Farm & Mer Sav Bk.
First National Bank.
25
100
375
First National Bank.
Stockton S & L Bank
Union Safe Dep Bk &
375,000 i
I
CALIFORNIA
State
Institutions
Dec. 31.
CANADA
Nomi nal.
Long Beach-
Los AngelesBank of America
California Bank
California Trust Oo.
Cltlzens Nat Trust &
Bank—
300,000
1,000,000
100,000
225.000
Per
131,686
634,191
160,146
195,731
3,843,332
11,316,620
*
100
100
2,350,727
100
a
2,282,236
4,880,527
772,619
5.000,000 10,902,182
49,423,958
90,459,789 "25
20
Sale price.
Owned by the California National Bank.
Owned by the San Diego First National Co.
d Closed Jan. 21 1932.
63
53
e
Trust deposits.
1
""58""
100
96,762,414
See
Sept. 29 1931,
2 Last sale price,
55H
n
June 30 1931.
x
Ex-dividend.
\
{Page 111)
6 Last sale in 1929.
c
4,000,000
5,000,000
1,000,000
(
share.
20
none
277"
300
100
Santa Ana—
Commercial Nat Bk.
Trust
National Banks
Dec. 31.
200
60
25
100
20
25
/300
Stockton100,000
200.000
Simmons Nat Bank.
Farm & March Tr Co
100
1,948,436
250
Pine Bluff—
OottonBeltBk&TrCo
185
100
1,500,000
First National BankSan Jose Nat Bank..
25
100
100
240
San Jose-
100
25
Little Rock—
Twin City Bank....
Bankers Trust Co
Crocker First Federal
Trust Co
100
500.000
70,522
727,773
560,077
9,000,000 8.236.426 150,547,422
1,225,000
320,643
8,553,540
10,000,000 12,571,172 220,205,171
Anglo-Calif Trust Co 1,500,000 3,140,351
76,251,325
Yokohama Specie Bk
31.
26
100
13,647,406 100
1,607,434
67,228,652 loo
147,010,611 1000
7,215,842
100
Wells Fargo Bank &
Union Trust Co.
Institutions
Dec.
Port Smith-
City National Bank
Savings
Z100
100
San Francisco—
Anglo&London-Parls
20
Tucson—
Consolidated Nat Bk
Phoenix S B & Tr Co
Sou Arizona Bk Ac Tr
United Bk & Tr Co..
National
100
SanBernardino—
National Banks
Dec. 31.
The1 Arizona Bank...
25
100
100
Sacramento—
100
100
Citizens Bk of Sacra
Merchants Nat Bank
Bank of Bisbee
Miners & March Bk.
100
100
325
National Banks
State Institutions
COLORADO
Dec. 31.
Capital.
Surplus &
Profits.
COMPANIES
TRUST
AND
BANKS
102
Dec. 31.
Cross
Surplus
Gross
Bid.
Par.
Deposits.
Profits.
Capital.
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
Deposits.
Nomi nal.
Per
Colorado Spgs.—
50,000
100,000
300.000
300,000
150,000
-
c
Exchange Nat Bank.
First National Bank.
Colo Title & Tr Co..
204,822
143,179
304,459
396,187
78,178
share.
2,071,138
1,664,672
5,567,996
6,305,612
1,580,677
100
100
Washington—
......
100
Departmental Bank.
100
District Nat Bank.
Federal Amer Nat'l
_
lor
Per
$
■
Columbia Nat BankCommercial Nat Bk_
Bank of Oomm & Sav
*5
%
Ool orado Sa v BankColorado Spgs Nat B
1,000,000
100,000
106,040
1.000.000
Bank & Trust Co.
Denver—
American Nat Bank-
500,000
480,519
Central Sav Bk & Tr
500,000
1,000.000
50,000
1,500,000
1,500,000
200.000
250,000
550,000
120,000
500,000
109,988
1,601,654
115,000
1,289,343
Guardlan Trust Co..
International Tr Co.
2,358,130
31,993
125,923
1,913,389
91,260
1,761,785
6,107,461
3,014,770
36,415,995
Mt Vernon Sav Bank
65
225,000
500,000
400.000
150,000
400,000
Wash-
1,050,000
85
Liberty Nat Bank—
40
60
100
200
250
Lincoln Nat Bank
McLachlen Bkg Corp
623,000
24,031,552 "loo
38,630,307 100
604,039 100
1,434,582 100
18,189,646 100
654,456 100
11,554,364 tor
125
155"
Nat
250
300
Nat Capital Bank
Nat Metropol Bank
Bank of
25
40
Riggs National Bank
Second Nat Bank..
Secur Sav & Com Bk
200,000
800,000
3,000,000
750,000
300.000
300
400
Wash'ton Sav Bank.
100.000
Amer Secur & Tr Co.
3,400.000
1,000,000
2,000,000
2,000,000
50
75;
"200"" 225"
Nat'l Sav & Tr Co..
Leadville—
100,000
Carbonate Amer N B
Pueblo—
First National Bank.
500,000
30,000
100,000
100,000
Minnequa Bank
Western Nat Bank-
Pueblo Sav & Tr Co.
25,099
1,063,724
Munsey Trust Co
lot
Union Trust Co
1,035,588
14,253,212
139,137
105,211
1,893,453
1,840,432
4,686,656
U S Savings Bank
Wash Loan & Tr Co.
100
1,284,395
2,000,000
100
100
623,639
675,210
209,295
38,630
602,966
250,000
Franklin Nat Bank-
Colorado Nat Bank.
Colorado State Bank
Denver Nat Bank
First National BankSouth B'way Nat Bk
Stock Yards Nat Bk.
U S National Bank..
Ask.
Nomi nal.
.
150,562
330,000
788,228
229,096
150.000
100,000
541,311
347,519
10,639
4,158,897
2,968.355
1,536,534
1,187,592
249,807
1,000,000
2,550,064
share.
425
200
325
10
10
"196"
210
42 H
100
16,514,116
4.608,186
3,033,148
1,143,598
274,504
1,578,554
3,991,937
375
183
100
100
4,534,885
13,867,973
1,756,857
1,276,054
7,824,049
45
100
195" 210"
100
100
6.436,041
2,056.999
400
440
180
220
100
3,732,794
9,366,433
1,574,621
17,267.697
54,054,230
6,231,595
5,924,501
100
100
604,056
30,552,707
13,949,047
4,338.267
8,693,617
2,483.894
16.409.944
10
175
275
250
310
350
100
100
100
100
100
360
195
165
435
100
"299"
100
500
315"
375
400
100
100
191"
200"
530
630
100
400
440
100
100
267,472
100
100
Institutions
Stats
National Banks
FLORIDA
Dec. 31.
Dec. 31.
Nomi nal.
National Banks
CONNECTICUT
Dec. 31.
State Institutions
Dec. 31.
Nomi nal.
Per
Bridgeport—
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
1,000,000
Black Rock Bk & Tr.
125,000
1,750,000
300,000
300,000
200,000
100,000
300,000
Bridgep't City Tr Co
Amer Bank & Tr Co.
Comm'l Bk & Tr Co.
Fairfield Trust Co_.
North End Bk & Tr.
West Side Bank
1,721,293
54,169
1,961,573
229,824
90,274
217,303
121,992
351,592
17,177,757
1,128,960
22,290,076
6,207,307
3,078,818
1,147,144
1,484,609
3,489,353
20
100
25
100
share
......
90
125
.....
100
______
100
100
100
150
......
25
75
150
100
......
100
Jacksonville—
d3,000,000
Atlantic Nat Bank
Barnett N B of Jack.
1,500,000
100,000
Citizens Bank
Per
25,932,114
14,881,258
109
759,805
100
14,764,237
25
100,000
64,099
1,099,954
25
100.000
1,200,000
100.000
50,000
524,703
164.647
14,830,215
100
400,000
107,289
1,752,847
300,000
145,003
2,681,090
10U
200,000
100.000
206,859
64,-317
1,979,544
1,864,884
100
800,000
200,000
237,768
156,543
3,452,384
2,654,984
100
25,000
100,000
103,215
87,877
560,229
1.655,629
100
Florida Nat Bank— 01.500,000
Lakeland—
Florida Nat Bank...
share.
10
611,979
1,136,865
27,272
938,212
0
Miami—
Bk of Miami & Tr C<
First National Bank.
First Tr & Sav Bank.
Florida Nat Bk & Tr 0
Miami
Beach
t
100
245,740
First
National Bank
Hartford—
437,648
1,181,449
1,382,147
132,287
5,202,520
265,021
2,921,725
6,419,759
11,975,415
1,565,788
37,192,785
200
100
First National Bank.
600,000
150,000
1,150,000
Glastonbury Bk & Tr
100,000
Hartford Nat Bk & T
4,000,000
Industrial Bank
Phoenix St Bk & Tr.
100,000
1,600,000
o
250,000
2,510,878
23,927",074
100
382,716
3,000,000
200,000
4,061,379
256,827
25
90
100
800
250,000
261,691
138,551
67,224
862,936
248,270
3,883,601
27,404,543
3,670,950
2,508,220
1,727,099
ion
"25
75
450,507
50
9,581,018
1,983,382
1,302,555
100
100
Capitol Nat Bk & Tr
Conn River Bkg Co.
Bankers Trust Co
Hartford-Conn Tr Co
Park Street Tr Co
Riverside Trust Co.
_
125,000
100,000
500,000
200,000
100,000
Slmsbury Bk & Tr Co
So End Bk & Tr Co.
Travelers Bk & Tr Co
West Hartford Tr Co
Windsor Trust Co
130,323
30
500
ioc
100
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
145
60
115
26
10
Orlando—
100
Florida Bank
g
Pensacola—
American Nat Bank.
225
Cit & People's Nat
Bk
St. Augustine—
People's Bk for Sav.
St Augustine Nat Bk h
.
•
75
200"
25
St. Petersburg—
Florida Nat Bank
First National BankFirst Sav & Tr Co...
220
200,000
500,000
200,000
100,000
100,000
Home National Bank
Meriden Nat Bank.
Meriden Tr & S D Co
Puritan Bk & Tr Co.
438,717
481,164
«145,484
77,509
244,396
1,416,335
5,452,493
1,760.321
5,651
100
100
150
1,776,438
100
225
100,000
First National Bank
488,266
1,660,508
1,598,394
2,102,946
18,776,490
17,896,853
8,062,580
8,541,685
3,986,944
9,092,041
12,504,763
100
100
25
''
40
100
50
100
100
r
200,000
108,984
2,034,277
25
1,250,000
1,500,000
500,000
677,473
1,030,149
U247.556
10,512,198
12,503,033
1,506,707
100
100
39,610
2,554,937
100
0
Tampa—
Exchange Nat Bank.
Meriden—
100
ion
West Palm Beach
West Palm Beach At¬
lantic Nat Bank.
d
100.000
New Haven—
Amer Bank & Tr Co.
First Nat Bk & Tr Co 61.260,000
300,000
500,000
Mechanics' Bank
Merchants Nat Bank
New Haven Bk N B A
Nat Tradesin Bk & T
Second Nat Bank
Un & N Haven Tr Co
1,600,000
500,000
750,000
1.458,700
622,658
2,242,179
363,559
1,543,128
1,965,344
300
350
180
200
300
"£5
45
180
110
230
250
240
260
300,000
200,000
300,000
150,000
WInthrop Trust Co..
Dec. 31.
130
100
100
Dec. 31.
100
Nomi nal.
623,219
5,134,252
First Nat Bank
Fulton Nat Bank
100
153,981
336,166
97,947
2,881,297
1,345,773
1,190,842
.100
Ga Sav Bk&TrCo..
Trust Co of Georgia.
100
Per
Atlanta—
American Sav Bank.
Cltiz & So Nat Bank.
National Bank
Union Bk & Tr Co
GEORGIA
200
New London—
Nat Bk of Commerce
New London City
Institutions
State
National Banks
335
55
100
250,000
56,210.819
share.
100
135,712
200,000
5,000.000 r3,333,156
5,400,000 6,643,520
611,456
1,000,000
566.217
500.000
2,000,000 3,005,819
73,919,215
14,344,974
3,257,226
11,463,832
675,727
1,000,000
5,000,000 r3,333,156
177,405
400,000
7,098,406
56,210,819
2,879,623
863,838
139,423
71,530
314,046
220,089
6,042,875
100
140
150
1,625,001
1,013,189
1,833.167
1,338,217
100
100
100
90
110
75
85
150
180
100
75
85
5.000,000 r3,333,156
263,390
500,000
104,558
50,000
56,210,819
7,099,622
533,366
HO
10
13
14
5,000,000 r3,333,156
142,061
600,000
238,865
700,000
91,158
300,000
56,210,819
4,556,018
2,006,006
908,516
no
10
13
14
28
25
169
100
100
«
Augusta—
100
Georgia RR Bk & Tr
Cltiz & So Nat Bank.
Nat Exchange Bank.
e
100
HO
14
13
90
100
Norwich—
Thames Bk & Tr
Uncas-Merch Nat Bk
1,100,000
200,000
432,081
136,511
3,850,594
1,252,405
100
Columbus—
Columbus Bk & Tr__
100
850,000
300,000
100,000
200,000
200,000
Fourth Nat Bank
Home Savings Bank.
Merch & Mech Bank
Stamford—
First-Stamford Nat'l
Bank & Trust Co.
1,000,000
People's National Bk
Fidelity Title&Tr Co
150,000
200,000
700,000
Stamford Trust Co..
1,351,813
5121,065
1,409,661
1,770,023
8,512,645
2,462,788
4,940,207
8,067,745
100
200
100
125
250
150
100
100
"225"
250"
First NatBk of Ool__
Macon—
Cltiz & So Nat BankFirst Nat Bk & Tr Co
o
Macon Savings Bank
Water bury—
Cltiz & Mfrs' Nat Bk
600,000
Water bury Nat Bank
Colonial Trust Co
500,000
Water bury Trust Co
1.000,000
300.000
879,336
604,427
3,110,000
603,290
10,214,278
4,635,918
6,874,680
3,106,218
200
100
50
70
80
100
350
400
100
200
100
Savannah—
Cltiz & So Nat Bank.
Liberty Nat Bk & Tr
3
Savannah Bk & Tr__
Citizens Bk & Tr Co.
*
10
14
13
10
10
12
100
100
100
100
Sale price.
t Branch of Savannah.
a
National Banks
DELAWARE
Dec. 31.
6 First National Bank & Trust Co. absorbed the East
Trust Co. on March 1 1932, and assumed the payment of
other indebtedness.
State Institutions
Dec. 31.
c
Farmers' Bank
Industrial Trust Co.
Union Nat Bank
Delaware Trust Co..
Equitable Trust Co.
Security Trust Co
Wilmington Tr Co..
210.000
500,000
2,000,000
203,175
1,000,000
1,500,000
341,357
2,770,779
360,767
908,950
625,474
3,045,796
1,121,000
1,688,532
4,000,000 10,547,727
1.650.966
27,965,683
2,132,179
3.532.967
7,826,384
9,466,862
9,663,851
23,517,410
The City National
Haven Bank &
all deposits and
Bank of Colorado Springs wos acquired on
Feb. 16
1932 by the Colorado Springs National Bank.
d Member of the Atlantic Group in Florida.
e Affiliate of the First National Bank of Atlanta, Ga.
Wilmington—
Central Nat Bank-
Affiliate of the Hartford National Co.
100
0
50
Member of the Florida National Group.
.
h Affiliated with the Barnett National Bank
1 Last sale.
50
25
r
100
25
90
100
300
50
225
Combined statement,
s
of Jacksonville, Fla.
June 30 1931.
t Trust funds.
x
Sept. 29 1931.
Ex-dividend.
V
Ex-rights.
u
,
A.
;
•
; ;
National Banks
TRUST
AND
BANKS
National Banks
Dec. 31.
IDAHO
Dec. 31.
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
Deposits.
Stats Institutions
Dec. 31.
ILLINOIS
Gross
Surplus &
Profits.
Capital.
103
COMPANIES
Gross
Surplus &
Profits.
Capital.
Deposits.
Bid.
Par.
Nomi nal.
Boise City—
Boise City Nat Bank
«
375,000
300,000
150.000
First Nat of Idaho..
First Security Bank.
$
s
Per
8
108,215
324,487
289,444
Elgin—
share.
S
Elgin Nat'l Bank
First Nat'l Bank....
100
3,160,823
7,446,830
4,276,411
100
25
Ask.
Nomi nal.
100,000
300,000
100,000
300,000
Union Nat'l Bank
Elgin City Bkg Co..
$
124,542
198,021
159,039
311,622
,
S
.
share.
Per
981,857
2,181,996
1,241,214
2,627,930
inn
inn
100
100
...
J oliet—
First National Bank.
1,040,000
418.420
10.863.966
200,000
600,000
2.000,000
660,000
73,183
700,435
2,065,609
1,157,528
1.306,187
6,447,035
19,141,546
ion
8,937,678
20
300,000
300,000
500,000
200,000
271,359
67,294
162,793
139,699
2,665,387
2,749,375
3,154,386
3,193,055
200,000
300,000
125,000
500.000
113,873
937,651
2,821,002
2,218,364
4,194,183
20
National Banks
ILLINOIS
Dec. 31.
Peoria—
Institutions
State
Dec. 31.
_
Nomi nal.
Aurora—
Aurora Nat Bank...
Per
300.000
200,000
200.000
300,000
200,000
First Natl Bk in Auro
Merchants Nat Bank
Old Second Nat Bank
128,964
235,922
249,192
182,505
240,459
150,000
100,000
300,000
200,000
150,000
250,000
B'way Tr & Sav Bk_
277,128
o28,770
0388,265
*,179,612
_
------
nn
20
share
Quincy—
100
1,007,957
3,737,670
1,738,144
1,725,121
Bank of Peoria.
Cent Nat Bk & Tr Co
Com Mer Nat Bk & T
First National Bank.
100
100
Hlinois State Bank..
State St Bk&Tr Co.
State Savs Ln & TrCo
100
Mercantile Tr & S Bk
100
100
mum mm
mm
100
50
100
Rockford—
BellevilleBelleville Bk & Tr Oo
Belleville Nat Bank.
Belleville Sav Bank.
First National Bank.
St Clair Nat Bank..
Fidelity Trust Co.—
398,451
186,455
1,440,669
343,491
3,389,492
3,488,923
1,468,041
250
Commercial Nat Bk.
Forest City Nat Bk.
Swedish-Am Nat Bk.
100
450
Third Nat'l Bank...
100
200
100
100
100
98,890
190,107
219,801
312,846
62,587
514,166
122,331
858,605
1,011,106
1,192,686
3,608,619
{/l
00
lot
100
too
Chicago200,000
200,000
200,000
500,000
100,000
500,000
300,000
100
100
Springfield—
100
First National Bank.
Illinois Nat Bank
Adams State Bank., o
Aetna State Bank...
377.149
380,227
455,897
125
135
if J[
100
10,726,939
2,514,860
100
115
100
90
82
84
50
14
110
100
118>2 119 X
4,404,308
1,495,519
1,227,621
' 582,454
4,065,718
13,909,325
100
100
1,251,085
10C
100
100
120
Cosmopolitan St Bk. 01,000,000
Cottage Grove St Bk
200,000
100
15
100
216.043
300,481
512,530
280,050
110
100
Ridgely-Farm's S Bk
Springfield MarineBk
First State Tr & S Bk
5,324,782
4,195,329
5,647,238
6,890,979
4,197.890
110
130
Central Mfg DIst Bk
600,000
687,287
7,065,954
Central Republic
Bank & Trust Co. 14,000,000 <*12023 590 160,198,332
Chic Bank of Comm.
1,500,000 <* 816,924
7,528,720
Citiz State Bk of Chic
750,000
760,183
4,302,197
Oont 111 Bk & Tr Co. 75.000,000 <*70660 334 662,254,649
309.254
500,000
300,000
600,000
500,000
500,000
Alliance Nat Bank..
Austin State Bank..
Beverly State Sat Bk
Boulevard Bridge Bk
Bowmanville Nat Bk
Division State Bank.
Douglass Nat Bank.
Drexel State Bank..
Drovers Nat Bank..
First Englew St Bk—
300,000
250,000
500,000
1,000,000
0
200,000
697,132
153,814
370,130
5,862
394,946
<*780,201
231,362
614,820
First National Bk... 25,000,000 <*27773 401 411,141.716
First Union T & S Bk 10.000,000 <*5,719,044 186,497,411
First Nat Englewood
200,000
<*758,003
5,252,853
Halsted St State Bk.
200,000
449,245
1,810,137
Hamilton State Bk..
Hyde-Park-Ken wood
Nat'l Bank
IO Bank & Tr Co
Jackson Park Nat Bk
Jefferson Park Nat..
Kaspar Amer St Bk.
Lawndale Nat Bank.
Lawndale State Bk._
Logan Sq St & Sav Bk
Mad Sq State Bank.
Metrop State Bank..
Midland Nat Bank..
Mutual Nat Bk of Ch
Nat Bk of Woodlawn
Nat'l Builders Bank.
North Ave 8tate Bk.
Oak Park Tr&Sav Bk
Peoples Nat Bk & Tr
Personal Ln & 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
Sears-Com State Bk.
Second Security Bk.
Security Bank......
Skala State Bank...
So Chicago Sav Bk
South Shore State Bk
State Bk of Clearing.
State Bk of W Pullm
Stock Yards Nat Bk.
Stk Yds Tr & SaV Bk
Straus N B & Tr Co.
Terminal Nat Bank.
Union St Bk of S Chic
Universal State Bk..
Univ St Bk of Chic..
Upper Avenue Bank.
Uptown State Bank.
West Irving State Bk
West 31st State Bk..
Western State Bank.
Amalg Tr & Sav Bk.
Banco di Napoli Tr.
Bway Tr & Sav Bank
ObatUeldTr & Sav Bk
Chic
City Bk & Tr...
Congress Tr & S Bk.
Oommonw T & S Bk.
Devon Tr & Sav Bk.
Drovers Tr & Sav Bk
East Side Tr & S Bk.
Harris Tr & Sav Bk.
Home Bank & Tr Co
Howard AveT&SBk
Lake Shore Tr & S Bk
Lake view Tr & S Bk.
Liberty Tr & Sav Bk
200,000
42,264
356,708
800.00C
461,591
300.00(
112,465
200,000
56,384
300,000
197,692
1,600,000 <*1,004,353
350,000
285,833
500,000
202,407
200,000
129,619
200,000
200,000
235,000
250,000
115,701
300,000
266,347
4,198,936
1,090,621
1,091,405
1,959,338
5,565,99.
4,577,418
1,868,757
1,061,390
1,096,000
861,221
723,604
2,932,268
......
300,000
500.000
600,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
2,000,000
500,000
750,000
200,000
750,000
200,000
100,000
126,511
193,940
270,466
725,762
380,684
1,185,263
238,390
732,208
150,076
802,058
39,454
*92,894
2,359,947
4,719,010
3,372,628
5,190,442
6.916.6S3
6,861,870
2,673,171
4,167,533
1,079,325
4,414,059
977,066
1,024,072
200,000
350,000
700,000
200,000
800,000
200,000
100.000
200,000
2.000,000
337,500
1,000,000
750,000
21,637
353,253
524,701
51,616
665,000
122,604
90,134
48,929
<*563,582
<*643,120
<*700,000
339,871
1,944,614
3,924,475
5,276,847
687,174
3,653,085
775,781
915,422
481,131
250,000
200,000
300,000
300,000
500,000
200,000
100,000
350,000
*191,893
200,000
300,000
200,000
200,000
1,600,000
500,000
200,000
200,000
350,000
291,931
264,046
100,226
117,944
51,439
36,637
322,873
151,277
100,569
50,466
38,287
2,007,356
67,795
124,108
119,787
<*825,377
200,000
162,419
6.000,000 <*7,625,580
750,000
a271,700
200,000
20,630
600,000
437,704
500,000
1,396,465
1,000.000
77,587
13,336,300
7,000,590
11,382,303
5,271,014
2,363 ,531
1,080,597
1,639,771
2,860,730
2,816,885
485,906
380,599
1,377,864
2,281,785
1,064,071
720,077
100
101
National Banks
too
100
120
105
125
195
Savings Bank
Mid-City Tr & S Bk.
Northern Trust Co..
Peoples* Tr & Sav Bk
Pullman Tr & Sav Bk
Unit Am Tr & Sav Bk
W Side Tr & Sav Bk.
Woodlawn Tr & S Bk
1,000,000
600,000
500,000,
604,508
450,312
691,933
1,000,000
640,381
3,000,000 <*8,061,884
2,500,000 <*1,550,713
500,000
337,770
750,000
*322,010
1,000.000
469,398
600.000
372,858
697,191
178,598
459,820
368,021
500,000
100,000
500,000
500,000
9,235,518
1,094,727
8,110,889
8,972,904
100
lot
10(
100
250
260
28
30
1,104,003
1,985,747
639,035
200,000
1,254,643
10,589,953
23,435,396
3,047,752
1,300,000
4,813,905
200,000
607,329
4,460,275
100
Fletcher-Am Nat Bk
3,600,000
Fountain Sq State Bk
Indiana Nat Bank..
1,725,483
109,067
2,808,090
135,102
35,000
37,019,578
707,142
36,207,245
100
2,000,000
100
115
People's Tr & Sav Co
GaryGary State Bank
iot
2
15>i
17
100
10
30
"35"
100
10e
"90
loo"
100
100
115
125"
*200"" 220"
100
101
90
85
100
95
Live Stock Exch Bk.
Marion Co State Bk.
Merchants' Nat Bk__
People's State Bank.
Aetna Tr & Sav Co—
Bankers Trust Co
Fidelity Trust Co
Fletcher
Trust Co..
Indiana Trust Co
Security Trust Co
90
165"
20
100
Union Trust Co
United Labor Bk&Tr
105"" 116"
100
25
100
100
100
20
40
"25"
20
22
20
28
120
25
*350
loo"" U5~
31
34
iso" 175"
100
100,000
200.000
50,000
1,250,000
200,000
250,000
500,000
100,000
1,500,000
1,000,000
200,000
600,000
112,500
2,250,344
383.362
57,485
592,285
185,428
1,627,717
1,552,685
563,500
2,505,257
22,500
100
100
571.524
100
665,669
13,952,168
2,083,301
1,490,696
1,624,579
1,464,044
26,996,227
10,407,991
3,463,661
10,765,859
332,850
100
100
105
130
215"
245""
95
"275"
100
100
100
100
90
100
197*
100
100
100
100
200
220
200
500
South Bend—
loo
ion
100
20
20
Indianapolis—
Citizens Nat BankCitizens Tr & Sav Bk
First Bank & Tr Co.
Merchants Nat Bank
St Jos L'n & Tr Co..
700,000
800,000
351,191
4,823,036
4.110,129
3,860,421
1,151,674
3,653,121
500,000
600,000
500,000
614,244
505,347
806,437
5,700,126
6,705,719
5,884,474
500,000
600,000
250,000
318,962
241,600
143,015
53.248
100
100
100
100
100
Terre Haute—
First
McKeen Nat'l
Bank & Trust
Terre Haute N B & T
Terre Haute Trust.
_
100
230
100
230
10C
235
240
250
100
20
100
20
15 >2
"17
110
9
ion
loo
90
100
100
110
125
National Banks
120
100
100
110
100
125
150
"95"
155"
10'i
100
Nomi nal.
Per
Farmers & Merch S B
First
Iowa
State
Ced Rap SB&Tr Co.
100
People's Sav Bank..
225"
255*
500,831
100
85,900,074
6,236,073
321,186
6,848,980
6,415,701
6,043,051
100
100
100
100
100
Amer Tr & Sav Bk—
300"
80
90
300
350
90
100
110
145
120
295
85
300
95
*
5,500,000
1,133.602
100
600,000
467.355
6.364,114
100
200,000
200,000
500,000
187,946
63,275
1,057,178
92,546
216,890
2.822,329
1,826,722
19,720,406
100
100,000
200,000
Sept. 24 1930.
2,040,321
2,033,489
Sale price.
a
295"
685,000
052,279
'
<* March 30 1932.
g
Affiliate of the National Republic Bancorporation.
i June 30 1930.
k New stock.
100
100
135
100
100
100
I Last sale.
o
Sept. 29 1931.
s
June 30 1931.
100
* Trust
8.956,420
100
4,20^,953
100
100
Rapids—
Iowa State Sav Bk_.
Merchants' Nat Bk.
105
300,000
50,000
Tr
& Sav Bank—
100
90
Institutions
Dec. 31.
Burlington—
Amer S Bk & Tr Co.
Cedar
100
State
IOWA
Dec. 31.
10
100
100
100
100
7,400,971
88,157,828
22,600,541
3,452,812
3,860,551
240
1,750,000
500,000
300,000
300,000
375"
558,588
6,362,187
225
1,250,000
350
9,045,979
2,456,257
827,156
893,227
5,747,900
9,020,221
4,099,000
325
100
Fort WayneOld First Nat Bk &Tr
Citizens' Trust Co._
Dime Trust & Sav Co
10<
share•
100 1300
100
Lincoln Nat Bk & Tr
100
100
Madison-Kedzie Tr&
Mercantile Tr & Sav.
Merchandise Bk & Tr
Per
Old Nat'l Bank
135
192
Dec. 31.
-
Nomi nal.
_
Citizens Tr & Sav Bk
National City Bank-
100
•
Evan8ville—
Citizens' Nat Bank.
100
State Institutions
INDIANA
Dec. 31,
10C
10c
deposits.
x
Ex-dividend.
y
Ex-rights.
--v
"•
'/••'
100
100
100
100
share.
AND
BANKS
104
National Banks
Surplus &
Profits.
Capital.
COMPANIES
•State Institutions
National Banks
Dec, 31.
IOWA
Dec. 31.
TRUST
Dec. 31.
Par.
Bid.
Capital.
Ask.
Institutions
Dec. 31.
Gross
Surplus &
Profits.
Cross
Deposits.
State
LOUISIANA
Bid.
Par,
Deposits.
Noml nal
Ooun Bluffs Sav Bk.
Flrst National Bank.
State Savings Bank.
Per
%
$
120,000
150,000
300,000
150.000
Council Bluff®—
City National Bank.
share.
New Orleans-
1.000,000
631,958
11,159,621
100
6.075,000
3.136.332
53,277,381
15
202,500
American Bank & Tr
100
100
1.569,345
3,065,675
3,195,039
3,212,208
95,306
205,929
84,164
210,501
64,645
1,212,489
5,626,565
3,707,627
1.784,259
14,939,050
72,433,535
49,527,526
5.626.565
72,433,535
25
568,754
592,427
736,791
183,668
13,480,157
5,958,395
15,624.887
5,106.170
100
Canal Bank & Trust
100
Oo
Continental Bank &
100
Trust Oo
750,000
Int-State Tr & B Oo.
Davenport—
a65,544
141,142
1,308,953
1.374,788
1454,370
24.798,550
100
Whitney Nat Bank.. r2.800,000
2,500,000
Hibernia Bk & Tr Oo
100
Whitney
Savings
1,000,010
150,000
250,000
271,679
7,156,516
2,531,514
9,998,554
100
h2,000,000
1,161,207
50,000
Home 8avings Bank.
American Trust Oo.
i
Union Sav Bk&TrOo
100.000
1,600,000
Trust
&
Bank— rl ,000,000
Shreveport—
1,000,000
First National Bank.
500,000
Oity Sav Bk & Tr Oo
1,000,000
Commercial Nat Bk.
700,000
Cont'l-Am B & Tr Oo
Dea Moines—
Bankers Trust Oo...
Oap Oity State Bank
Central Nt Bk & Tr Oo
Iowa-Des Moines Nat
111,035
309,393
100,000
50,000
500,000
150,000
University State Bk.
Valley Nat Bank
Valley Sav Bank
a83,716
2,117
227,604
261,370
116,918
347,040
48,722
270,844
172,586
215,670
249,085
317,319
172,137
3,002,192
5,559,351
6,863,004
5,663,950
2,594,143
First National Bank.
Amer Tr & Sav Bank
Iowa Trust & Sjav Bk
25
"l66
100
100
100 1
10
National Banks
State
MAINE
Dec. 31.
Institutions
Dec. 31.
Nomi nal.
100
100
100
&200.000
Toy Nat Bank
Security Nat Bank..
Woodbury Oo Sav Bk
200.000
250,000
100,000
100
100 h.
—
100
100
100
State Institutions
Dec. 31.
KANSAS
300,000
400,000
100,000
Trust Oo
Bangor—
Merchants' Nat Bk.
Eastern Tr & Bkg Oo
Merrill Trust Oo
Portland—
Oanal National Bank
First National BankPortland Nat Bank-
10
Fidelity Trust Go...
Oasco-Mercantlle Tr
National Banks
Dec. 31.
Per
Augusta—
First Nat Granite Bk
Augusta Trust Oo—
State
Live Stock Nat Bank
100,000
175,000
255.719
939,896
1,035,556
600,000
600.000
425,000
1.000,000
770,000
551,232
500,302
National Banks
Exchange Nat Bank.
First National Ban
57,731
M90.000
162,696
150,000
150,000
250,000
.
300
450
375
100
110
100
105
50
150
100
130
50
120
110
165
150
5,456.316
100
7,493,973
20,606,944
100
4,877.703
7,962,191
10,673,154
30,212,657
19,252,763
100
State
MARYLAND
.
302,496
138,740
78,082
175,611
750,000
200,000
200,000
100,000
s.
Institutions
Per
People's Nat Bank..
.
Riverview State Bk.
134,328
150,000
150.000
50,000
1c
«231,087
20,800
1,058,520
3.952,021
1,148.906
5,584,663
2,710,937
100
993,078
101,550
429,868
102,694
424,132
7,367,317
1,868,819
4,107,284
2,145,460
3,417,398
100
20
Mercantile
Bank...
170
125
First National Bank-
4.000,000
Nat Oent Bk of Bait.
400.000
100
230
250
Nat Marine Bank—
600,000
700.000
itio
2,669,707
2,792,520
880,000
100
Baltimore Trust Oo.
Colonial Trust Oo...
rnmmtrnmmmm
Equitable Trust Oo.
Fidelity Trust Oo...
Maryland Trust Oo.
Mercantile Tr Oo—
100
Topeka—
Central Nat Bank..
500,000 d
.
400,000 d
k
200,000
50,000
k
k
50,000
200,000
500,000
100,000
50,000
a
State Savings Bank.
174,394
207,761
61,799
71,705
15,933
154,969
554,613
52,480
68,002
6,757,625
1,326,410
1,264,280
1,070,681
458,671
4,147,924
11,273,085
1,511,003
1,182,854
100
Real Estate Tr Oo_.
"loo
Safe
Dep & Trust Oo
100
Title Guar & Tr Oo..
100
100
Union Trust Oo
100
100
100
..
1,000,000
1,000,000
.
.
k
100,000
200,000
200,000
100.000
k
t
National Banks
Dec. 31.
1,094,416
612,158
31,747
60,150
66,106
29,618
17,742,151
11,873,509
1.763.297
1,433,884
1.408.298
545,323
Peoples Bank
100
100
100
Flrst Nat Bank
200
250
100
Farm & Mech N Bk.
100
Frederick Oo Nat Bk
100,000
200,000
125,000
150,000
100
Fr'k Town Sav Inst.
150,000
Citizens' Nat Bank..
Oomm'l Bank of Md
Per
share.
84,966
415,518
554,517
406,445
345,048
1,405,977
3,017,944
5,588,250
4,700,477
2,150,243
100
300,000
305,935
2,468,093
100
200,000
1,000.000
206,251
1,078,746
289,279
ul30,096
270,599
1,450,615
11,225,837
2,320,121
2,181,754
2,939,595
25
10
20
50
125
150
Peop-Lib Bk & Tr Oo
OovingtonTr&BkgOo
100
100
100
100
Dep & Tr—
2,000.000
Columbia Trust Co..
100,000
Exchange Trust Oo..
Day Trust Oo__
1,500.000
2,500,000
385,679
3.798.051
251,159
1,005.037
278,094
500.000
200.000
500.000
500,000
140,575
102,611
269,953
784,119
1,000,000
Old Oolony Trust Oo e5.000.000
State Street Tr Oo__
3,000.000
U S Trust Oo
2,500,000
100.000
Winthrop Trust Oo__
Beverly300,000
Beverly Nat Bank..
3,016.786
5.256,393
3,744.377
2,789,992
166,369
9,614,000
cl ,354,302
16,957,401
c2.422.641
cll.4S9.882
4,751,230
2,065,862
c4,230,298
2,531,098
8,007.207
26.089,227
5,570,760
c58,375,736
cl6.888.431
2,768,442
411,508
67,540
3,791,834
cl,461,836
1,000,000
614.730
750,000
Banc Oom Ital Tr Oo
Bank
_
125
175
&
Trust Oo
First Nat Bk & Tr Oo
Second Nat Bank
150.000
Union Bank & Tr Oo
150,000
500,000
Security Trust Oo
100
28.5
300
100
290
300
100
400
450
Boston S
Harris Forbes Tr Oo.
Jamaica Plain Trust.
o
KidderPeabodyTrOo
Lee HIgglnson Tr Oo
New Eng Trust Oo__
Louisville—
Co.
1,000,000
United States Tr Oo.
525,000
60,000
d2,085,365
1,794,840
1,536,640
2,162,962
154,668
1,441,793
501,983
78,576
600,000
384,084
100,000
100,000
100,000
10
216,633
426;187
283,171
200,000
Bank of Commerce.*
Citizens' Union NB. /1,000,000
Fidelity & Colum Tr.
First National/Bank-
2,000,000
1,000,000
Liberty Bk & Tr Oo.
1,000,000
300,000
Security Bank
KentuckyTitle Tr Oo g1,000,000
Lincoln Bank & Tr..
750,000
100,000
Stock Yards Bank
34,688,507 10UL /
4,769,219 100/
23,502,426 100
10
17,413,585
1,880,694 100
100 a
3,164,911
8,122,717 100
854,342 100 175'
10
6,694,335
1,300,629 100
400
300
54
Newport Nat Bank.
_
Central Sav Bk & Tr
15
10
30
240
55
30
10
18
20
30
3
50
25
40
100
35
25
150
23
10
300
50
100
85
110
100
590
605
90
100
440
100
25
50
65
100
250
300
50
100
110
25
15
100
Per
share.
14
15
36
270
46
26
37
"49""
27
83
87
80
100
100 t280
100
165
100
25
30
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100 t
c
100
25
t240~
10
26 >
"V .i'-tr
100
200
100
200
*
265"
Sale price.
•
t Stock has to be offered to board of directors.
a
1,282,897
3,318,010
1,514,284
100.000
Beverly Trust Oo
NewportAmerican Nat Bank-
25
175
75
25
100
1932
Boston—
Deposits of Nat. Banks date Mar.30
10
81,821,000
Atlantic Nat Bank..
9,875.000 6.210,971
20
First National Bank- o44500000 33,419,184 460.451,000
100
6,351,468 48,625,000
Merchants' Nat Bk.
3,000,000
20
18,961,000
Nat Rock Bk of Bos
1,500,000 3,903.149
25
Nat Shawmut Bank. 20.000,000 11,806,722 137.820,000
25
44.944.000
Second Nat Bank
2.000,000 d4,175,468
Web & Atlas N Bk_.
Lexington—
Bank of Commerce.
65
miiSZ!z?n** MASSACHUSETTS
60,000
200.000
500,000
650,000
200,000
First Nat Bk & Tr Oo
125
50
Nomi nal.
Covington—
Citizens' Nat Bank..
631,419
761,876
659,314
851,159
4,432.971
417,851
2,430,217
170
100
Dec. 31.
Nomi nal.
Cent Sav Bk & Tr Oo
Liberty Trust Oo—
Frederick—
State Institutions
KENTUCKY
128,601
242,843
124,049
6,285,279
Cumberland—
Second Nat Bank
First National E
450,923
468,678
750,000
6,250,000
400,000
1.250.000
1,000,000 d2,277,189
2,500,000 2,720,000
1,500,000 4,104,325
209,477
600,000
2,000,000 3.894,706
1,044,209
600,000
Commercial Sav Bk.
Wichita—
Fourth Nat Bank...
35
83,499
442,632
107,107
395,328
604,257
120
160
115
Park Bank
k
400
6.599,683
115
100
Leavenworth—
10
50,000
200,000
100,000
500,000
500,000
200,000
100,000
100
Western Nat Bank..
share.
100
100
50
2,500.000
1,000,000
300,000
200,000
100
9,410,329
2,020,017
2,207,569
1,919,202
100
Dec. 31.
10,026,368
6,590,779
2,947,271
5,314,409
2,916,581
69,325.811
4,701,243
3,987,966
4,683,371
6,452,861
60,930,286
1,579,203
18,019,044
16,581,966
31,901,546
18,371,329
1,413,081
14,029,176
5,608,470
57,750,149
.Oommonw'lth Bank.
1
550
100
Nomi nal.
Baltimore—
Bait Oomm'l Bank..
Calvert Bank..
Canton Nat Bank—
935,730 100
1,350,000
2,591,254 '165
Kansas City—
Louisville Trust
932,539
1,679,715
867,112
share.
5,767,554
15,969.511
3,649,948
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Hutchinson—
Citizens
355,598
1,076,279
310,656
1.000,000
Dec. 31.
American Nat Ban_.
60
35
30>*
100
Sioux City—
First National Bank
11
10Q *160
55
25
Dubuque—
Oonsol Nat Bank
160
10H
100 h
5,848,867
5.083,596
896,245
1,854,808
400,000
Home Savings Bank.
100
26,994,707
1,553,167
363,882
4,099,813
3,235,048
500,000
200,000
50,000
300,000
Bk & Tr
100
Ask.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
June 30
'
1931.
100
6 Affiliate of American Com.
too
c
100
& Sav. Bank,
Includes savings deposits.
d March 31 1932
e
Affiliate of First National Bank of Boston.
/ Citizens Union Fidelity unified certificates.
National Banks
Dec. 31.
LOUISIANA
g
State Institutions
Affiliated with the First National Bank of
h Member Northwest
Dec. 31.
Louisville.
Bancorporation.
i Trust funds.
Nomi nal.
5,190,539
6,294,592
100
share.
1250
100
300
3,394,310
"25
Per
Baton Rouge
Bank of Baton Rouge
Louisiana Nat Bank
Louisiana Tr & S Bk.
Union Bank & Tr Oo
250,000
300,000
100,000
150,000
494,570
r539,653
1 XicLStj sale
r
•>
281,127
~'•
o The First National Bank of Boston has acquired the Jamaica
Trust Co. of Jamaica Plain (Boston), subject to the approval of the
holders,
Consolidated statement.
t Opened
u
for business on Jan. 30 1932.
Sept. 29 1931.
Plain
stock¬
BANKS AND
TRUST
National Banks
Dec. 31.
Capital.
Surplus &
Profits.
Bid.
Par,
Ask.
State Institutions
MINNESOTA
Gross
Deposits.
105
COMPANIES
Capital.
Dec. 31.
Gross
Surplus &
Profits.
Nomi nal.
Brockton—
Per
$
5
Brockton Nat Bank.
Home Nat Bank
share.
$
Per
100
Bank of Comm & Sav
100
City National Bank
491,040
c6,070,303
2,609,192 cl2.l05.495
1,613,514 cl7,171,946
100
10
700
10
11
20
90
95
Duluth Nat Bank
First & Amer Nat Bk
565,719
4,752,611
1,979,925
26,620.053
150,000
1,500,000
1,000,000
Central Trust Co
Harvard Trust Co...
100
600,000
1,000,000
100,000
150,000
172,794
3,629,116
545,381
33,936
34,132
7.635,369
100
850,616
East Cambridge
Lechmere Nat Bank-
100
673,088
100
228,172
1,894,057
of Duluth
Northern Nat BankPioneer Nat Bank
232,986
1,034,760
179,000
5,365,365
c7,944,712
02,999,249
100
100
100
400,000
1,200,000
300.000
100
100 i
Minnesota Nat Bank
Western Nat Bank-
100.000
share.
100
<3,000.000
55,821
531,598
87,642
2.208,273
200,000
600,000
200.000
.
Cambridge—
Cambridge Trust Co
Ask.
Nomi nal.
Duluth—
7,142,359
7,117,429
598,995
685,803
600,000
500.000
Bid.
Par
Deposits.
Minneapolis—
Fall River-
Blooming'n-Lake NB b
Fall River Nat Bank
Durfee Trust Co
Fall River Trust
100
110
165
100
100
180
110
Fitchburg—
Marquette Nat Bank
Safety Fund Nat Bk.
Gloucester—
Cape Ann Nat BankGloucester Nat Bank
Glouces S D Tr Co..
829,095
500.000
277,740
100,000
239,335
150,000
100,000
200,000
a
100
5,892,306
3,092.092
1,650,000
Midland NatBk & Tr
Minnehaha Nat Bk.
Northwest'n Nat Bk
Produce State Bank.
100
10
C4,436,214
275
20
50,000
Third N'west'n N Bk <
4th Northwest Nat'l- <
1210
100,000
200.000
200,000
240,000
256,240
117,298
871,709
275,616
2,652,265
2,384,609
2,803,436
1,365,588
10.,
100
100
252H
100
xl20
400,000
100,000
750,000
Merrimack Nat Bank
200,000
<1,000,000
100.000
<5,000,000
6
100,000
6
2d Northwest State. <
HaverhillEssex National Bank
First National Bank.
Haverhill Nat Bank.
200,000
Central Nat Bank
100,000
Fifth No'west'n N B.
100,000
First National Bank- 66,000,000
First Minneap Tr Co 61,000,000
238,615
217,946
700,284
7,775,106
100
100
175
2,497,062
13,867,740
200,000
100,000
200,000
Minn Loan & Tr Co. <1.000.000
Marquette Trust Co. h
1,871,867
1,503,865 <—-
71,125
72,311
22,073
5,703,536
817,343
89,526,697
22,147,905
1,839,092
14,431,264
1,491,558
92,610,691
1,193,684
1,066,674
1,061,925
70,000
523.624
28,895
2,259,291
36,655
44,419
39,354
165,312
70,000
1,859,465
<
6—
&—
100
<—
WA
50
5—
15
<.—
1,151,941
2,859,513 <—
2,453,766 h—
18,918,066 <...
Rochester—
First National BankUnion Nat Bank...
200,000
50,000
4,462,987 plOO
1,412,892 100
200,998
67,127
Holyoke—
Holyoke Nat Bank..
Park National Bank.
Hadley Falls Tr Co..
Lawrence—
Bay State Nat BankMerchants' Trust Co
600,000
300,000
309,252
461,166
7,514,521
7,101,638
100
300.000
251,308
1,967,925
100
738,059
219,869
10,691,743
c3,689,340
358.878
480,069
281,764
580,333
644.879
900,846
4,498,074
3,452,840
4,145,165
2,619,999
3,154,185
6,562,622
500,000
1,500,000
500.000
630,444
1,756,324
374.162
200.000
136,336
200,000
250,000
323,683
564,922
100
Twin Cities Nat Bk.
First Trust Co
Lowell—
Appleton Nat. Bank.
Union Old Lowell
National Bank
Lowell Trust Co
z
1,000,000
240.000
v
191
60
50
1200
100,000
1,000,000
National Banks
Natlonal City Bank.
Essex Trust Co.
Lynn 8 Dep & Tr Co
Security Trust Co
100
130
Institutions
State
Dec. 31.
190
100
130
100
390
20
Nomi nal.
190
100
80
Per
Jackson
300,000
100,000
100.000
300,000
750.000
7,539,290
100
170
6,885,344
5,249,151
20
23
25
38
2,172,276
100
100
3,846,669
c5.312.585
175
25
40
50
Depos Gu Bk & TrOo
Jackson-State NBk.
Merch Bank & Tr Co
MeridianCitizens Nat Bank-
Peabody—
First National Bank.
Mer & Farmers Bank
2,150,045
932,466
1,416,288
25
171,208
130.723
60,112
2,301,554
2,742,192
1,723,434
543,682
381,618
4,926,085
4,160,837
share.
100
500.000
300,000
Citizens Sav Bk & Tr
304,984
44,084
53,699
184,192
983,840
150,000
400,000
100,000
Capital Nat Bank
New Bedford—
Warren Nat Bank...
100
p—
MISSISSIPPI
Dec. 31.
200
100
783,937
pl.552.321
20,000
288,365
70
Lynn—
Central Nat Bank
Manufac'rs Nat Bk_
First National Bank.
Merchants' Nat Bk_
Safe Deposit Nat Bk
100 £00
100 1000
17,564,441
3,665,012
670,697
428,691
5,236,626 101,695.889 100
78,293
2,113,927
5,486,320
212,386
153,291
4,257,849 <---
100
200,000
200,000
300,000
250,000
100,000
200,000
St. Paul-
American Nat Bank.
500.000
Commercial State Bk
50,000
First National Bank.
6,000,000
First State Bank
V
100,000
EmpireNatBk&TrCo < 350.000
Stock Yards Nat Bk. < 350,000
100
100
100
4,328.151
5,533,093
100
125
100
Salem—
Merchants Nat Bank
-
Naumkeag Trust Co
Springfield—
Springfield Nat Bk.
1,000,000 2,010,188
1,500,000 3,052,764
28,346
350,000
1,000,000 ol.625.000
1,906,329
1.000,000
88,312
150,000
Third N Bk & Tr Co
West Mass Bk & Tr.
Springfield S D & Tr.
Union Trust Co
West Springfield Tr.
Merch NatBk&Tr Co
29,526,606
3,092,891
9,758,323
13,056,400
1,861,194
287,631
349,750
Vicksburg—
First Nat & Tr Co
10
1,312,903
c4,431,003
16,007,667
250
280
100
25
25
25
250
225
30
10
100
20
100
National Banks
"95"
90
State Institutions
MISSOURI
Dec. 31.
Dec. 31.
110
Norn inal.
Taunton—
Per
Kansas City—
Machinists' Nat Bk_
Bristol County Tr
200,000
300.000
100
Baltimore Bank
100
Broadway Bank
City Bank & Tr Co—
Worcester—
Columbia Nat Bank.
Mechanics' Nat Bk..
500,000
Worcester Co Nat Bk el.888,150
WorcesterBk&Tr Co 3,800,000
Bkandla Bk & Tr Co
200,000
696,512
1,718,653
4,428,438
114,150
12,839,766
27,008,543
28,902,433
1,738,578
300
100
Community State Bk
Drovers' Nat Bank-
l
30
20
31"
10
East Side Bk of Com
Fidelity Nat Bk & Tr
Fidelity Savs Tr Co.
First National Bank.
Inter-State Nat Bank
LInwood State BankMain St State Bank.
Merchants Bank
National Banks
MICHIGAN
Dec. 31.
Missouri Sav Bk &
State Institutions
Tr
Park National Bank
Dec. 31.
100,000
100,000
300,000
500,000
100,000
600,000
200,000
4,000,000
500,000
2.000.000
500,000
100,000
100,000
200,000
100,000
50,000
Produce Exch Bank.
Nomi nal.
Per
Bay City—
Bay City Bank
z
400.000
299,786
share.
Traders'
Gate
Nat'l Bank
400,000
Bank
Stock Yards Nat Bk.
People's Commercial
& Savings Bank-
500,000
1.064,954
Westport Ave Bank-
ion
7,763,079
West Side Bk of Cora
Union Av Bk of Cora
Detroit—
Commerce Trust Oo.
Oom'wealth-Oom'l
State Bank
1,000,000
1,281,786
Detroit Savings Bank
2,623,990
1,500,000
First Wayne Nat Bk 25,000,000 32,465,481
Guard Nat BkofCom
5,000,000 6,500,000
Highland Pk StateBk
Norw'st'n State Bank
United Savings Bank
Bankers Trust Co
Equitable Trust Co
.
Detroit Trust Co
Highland Park Trust
Un Guardian Tr Co.
1.000,000
25,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
/3,000,000
s
500,000
s5,000,000
2,268.980
55,000
1,032,508
869,488
591,613
5,013,604
332,486
3,251,947
100,000
100,000
300,000
100,000
100,000
100,000
6,000,000
Mercantile Trust Co.
"25 A "27"
/
11 H
s
UH
100
23,823,599
300,000
200,000
Pioneer Trust
267,500
Home Trust Co
100
13,099,724
38,878,411
1,092,500
12,610,191 "20 -L
394,741
100
2.779.597
35,046,992 f
1.313.598 s
Co—
St. JosephAmerican Nat Bank.
Burues Nat Bank
First National BankFirst Trust Co
St Jos Stock Yds Bk.
Tootle-Lacy Nat Bk_
—
Empire Trust Co
9
75
75
Missouri Vail Tr Co.
90
240
65
100
290
150
100
165
85
110
120
65
75
325
350
285
200
100
125
120
150
190
210
500
150""
125
110
120
200
225
160
200,000
200,000
500,000
100,000
350,000
200,000
200,000
100.000
7,706,877
100
140
759,153
581,359
100
80
100
134,388
40,490
11,393
265,161
153,943
3,123,365
1,295,780
43,806
109,678
3,032,782
217,802
132,802
201,392
838.623
812,943
85,217,945
3,393,840
2,079,984
4,102,198
306,342
168,405
428,950
126,733
2/195,285
220,824
122,138
101,016
7,244,260
3,233,664
4,793,363
2,690,681
3,255,148
5,314,515
1,899,917
1,023,485
100
93
75
"225"
100
100
150
677,479
812,117
1,077,298
1,081,007
5,751,481
8,348,839
11,292,740 J
15,406,314
160
175
180
210
100
120
130
100
100
110
*375""
100"
100
100
100
100
100
175
200
200
1190
*—
100
100
200
250
100
20
6,414,612
18,184,825
15,665,434
25,850,730
991,616
1,751,077
1,495,505
20
750,000
500,000
1.200,000
438,063
646,688
1,106,191
2,166,872
830,494
513,996
565,310
1,250,000
500,000
1,143,590
431,895
12,482,516
4,227,452
100
Tr Co........— si .250.000
1,974,738
12,193,051
s...
500,000
400,000
1,000,000
Un Ind Tr & Savs Bk s2,000,000
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
Genessee Co Savs Bk
Grand
*
20
s" UH "II
Grand Rapids Tr Co.
Michigan Trust Co..
s
s...
20
People's Am State Bk
Second Nat Bank &
3
5
"40" ~60"~
30
price.
30
20
Includes savings deposits.
e
Affiliated with the Worcester Bank & Trust
35
,
Co.
/Member of the Detroit Bankers Co., Detroit, Mich.
g Trust deposits.
V
•:
h See Marquette National Bank.
i Member of Northwest
30
v
..
35
50
Saginaw—
Bank of Saginaw—_
Reopened for business on March 23 1932.
b First National Group.
C
Rapids—
Sec Bk.
850,000
Grand Rap Nat Bank si ,000,000
Grand Rap Sav Bank si .000,000
Old Kent Bank
2,000,000
Amer Home
Union Bank of Mich.
Sale
a
...
Bancorporation.
/Last sale.
March 31 1932,
o
p
Member of the First Bank Stock Corp.
s
Member of the Guardian Detroit Union Group, Inc., Detroit.
v
Sept. 29 1931.
Ex-dividend.
X
y
z
March 25 1931.
reorganization.
In process of
:
250
200
100
Flint—
Clt Com & Savs Bk_
share.
90
City
Southeast State Bk„
Sterling
10(1
5,160,113
200,000
100,000
Plaza Bank of Comm
100
948,681
767,542 100
9,311,346 100
3,337,997 100
100
599,557
5,387,252 100
1.264,846 100
42,331,084 1100
6,613,612
54,121,116 100
5,919,406 100
100
885.622
1,256,358 100
2,110,305 100
3,680,705 100
100
869,877
995,505 100
2,184,656 100
38,548
69,875
830,579
51,031
33,534
352,169
239,821
1,236,236
537,455
3.469.329
1,012,693
47,196
66,274
136,536
200,000
10,194
35,242
110,595
,
.
BANKS
106
National Banks
Dec. 31.
AND
COMPANIES
TRUST
National Banks
Dec. 31.
State Institutions
Dec. 31.
MISSOURI
Surplus &
Cross
Profits.
Deposits.
NEW JERSEY
Capital.
Par.
Bid.
Capital.
Ask.
Surplus &
Profits.
Cross
Deposits.
Bid.
Par.
Per
$
8t. Louis—
Baden Bank
Boatmen's Nat Bank
Bremen Bk & Tr Co_
Cass Bk & Tr Oo
Cherokee Nat Bank-
First National BankGrand Nat'l Bk
250,381
200.000
2,500,000
400,000
300,000
200,000
12,100,000
700,000
1,205,598
616,490
422,740
67,451
7,931,436
u
174,314
255,701
200.000
151,845
500,000
Jefferson Bank
Jeff-Gravols Bank-_
100
100
2,150,000 vl,825.721
42,284
148,804
331,570
63,153
56,674
50,000
Lemay Ferry Bank__
200,000
500,000
200,000
300,000
Lowell Bank
Manchester Bank
Nat Bridge Trust Oo
Plaza National Bank
Scruggs. Vandervoort
Barney Bank
v
163,306
353,777
238,836
199,829
57,380
690,077
51,182
587,154
124,711
90,977
200,000
350,000
600,000
200,000
200,000
500,000
300,000
1,000.000
200,000
SecNBS&Tr Oo_South Side Nat Bk__
South'n Com & Sav.
8t Louis Nat Bank..
Tower Gr Bk & TrCo
Twelfth St Nat Bank
United Bk & Tr Oo__
Water Tower Bank__
200,000
200,000 /
200.000
Chippewa Trust Co.
Chouteau Trust Go_-
Easton-Taylor Tr Oo
75,537
130,207
63,112
139,510
159,546
200,000
300.000
Guaranty Bk & Tr..
Laclede Trust Co
Lindell Trust Co
300,000
105
10,000.000
350,000
Miss Val Trust Oo
6.000.000
200,000
200,000
500,000
200,000
100.000
200.000
Mound City Tr Co
North St Louis Tr Oo
Northwest'n Tr Co__
Savings Trust Oo
Webster Groves Tr__
West St Louis Tr Co.
61,000
150,902
1,048,514
v
109,377
172,581
154,861
Peoples Bank
100,000
50,000
300,000
100,000
-
Union Nat Bank
Southern Missouri Tr
v
3,119,486
100
Bayonne—
Bayonne Trust Go_Mechanics' Trust Oo
400,000
500,000
602,966
655,125
9,042,153
7,545,162
100
50
100,000
150,000
200,000
150,000
169,614
4.06,819
232,500
179,354
1,676,410
3,163,039
1,395.677
1,414,001
100
100
1,500,000
1,200,000
1,050.000
2,610,375
4,033,093
100
100
100
100
100
1,800,145
67,857,406
1,480,582
2,087,247
7,882,420
3,300,000
1.451,863
2,095,084
1,200,000
753,435
8,889,947
1,008,000
MONTANA
100
398,069
Bridgeton—
Bridgeton Nat BankCumberland Nat Bk_
Farm & Mer Nat BkCumberland Tr Oo—
100
100
100
100
100
100
Camden—
FirstOamNatB&T O
100
Camden S D & Tr Oo
100
West Jersey Trust
Oo
20
100
230
330
150
20
100
-I IZVl
200
150
25,479,673
30,600,951
5,160,137
25
25
20
1,977,675
8,527,577
19,684.022
100
275
726,256
1.976.240
100
500
25
40
5.531,964
13,487,820
4,960,023
7,944,511
11,089.790
100
175
50
100
100
150
25
80
12,473,116
1,121,126
3,218,121
25
47
100
25
4,306,131
100
1.288,577
100
140
10(X
East Orange-
100
100
Ampere Bank &
TrCo
100
Essex Oo Trust
100
Sav Inv & Trust
Co__
Oo.
150,000
500,000
1,500.000
101.573
50
ion
Elizabeth—
100
107
National State Bank
Central Home Tr Oo
Elizabeth Trust Co_.
500,000
700,000
500,000
620,000
150
Union County Tr Oo
750,000
296,720
979,757
286,933
376,041
905,781
625,000
1,000.517
100,000
300,000
800,000
82,287
182,888
547,576
500,000
1,600,000
400,000
1,250.000
3,400,000
2,000.000
150,000
5.700,000
400.000
161,171
,769,359
209,453
,367,405
,723,057
.035,000
79,124
,308,876
228,091
19,859.250
3,971,913
30.241.344
56.372,497
26,806.861
815,726
74.183.841
1,939.690
200.000
262,911
2,810,227
100
100
Elizabethport BkgCo
105
100
127
175
165
175
180
210
100
Hoboken—
First National BankColumbia Trust Oo-_
Hoboken Trust Co-.
Jefferson Trust Co--
100
100
100
100
100
100
175
200
100
125
175
100
200
275
100
140
175
Jersey City—
Journal Sq Nat Bank
First National BankFranklin Nat Bank-.
Hudson Co N B
Commercla Tr N J__
N J Title Guar & Tr
North Bergen Tr Co.
West Bergen Tr Co__
Dec. 31.
100
300,000
Trust Co of N J
Nationa I Banks
8,292,897
1,293,552
12,300,897
5.563,115
Asbury Park—
AsburyPkNatBk & Tr
Oo-
100
2,859,753
10,881,401
6,896,197
3,031,186
1,842,807
9,865,046
1,325,520
7,734,216
1,465,393
1,637,145
1,091,851
1,539,623
1,716,152
1,448,923
2,047,442
60,000
47,564
410,165
42,000
100
100
25,844,131
1,182,155
3,217,320
4,790,554
1,185,178
1,246,240
SpringfieldCitizens' Bank
839,959
221,399
1,421,445
221,462
share.
100
1,141,557
Equitable Trust Oo-
6.367,216 102,045,467
103,544
3.249,631
600,000
Per
9,827.509
100
100
Guarantee Trust
45
100
Mercantile-Com¬
merce Nat'l Bank-
$
1,830,511
727,267
120,000
1,000,000
200,000
Bankers Trust Co—
20
MercantileOommerce
Bk & Tr Oo
$
300,000
400,000
Atlantic City—
Atlantic City Nat Bk
Boardwalk Nat Bank
Chelsea - Second Nat
Bank & Trust Co.
100
100
Lafayette South Side
Bk & Tr Co_
share.
100
2,430,296
24,242,517
5,587,056
4,836,614
1,688,428
167,285,365
3,377,487
2,900,557
3,953,109
Ask.
Nomi nal.
Nomi nal.
State Institutions
Long Branch—
Dec.til.
Long Branch Bkg Co
2,694,448
100
25
52
40
45
100
25
37
42"
25
78
85
25
55
60
100
26
*47*
51"
100
275
Morristown—
100
American Trust Oo__
200,000
250,000
200,000
327,679
278,242
230,024
100
Morristown Trust Oo
1,000.000
522,434
6,184,060
7,156,217
1,826.650
9.804,140
100,000
200,000
200.000
25,458
438,179
212.398
401,709
1,950,266
j.,140,942
600,000
1,200,000
374,275
825,270
150,000
225,000
134,846
51,699
Nomi nal.
Billings—
Per
Midland Nat Bank-Montana Nat BankSec Tr & Savs Bank.
300,006
Metals Bk & Tr Oo_ 0
600.000
First National BankNational Iron Bank.
3,751,776
1,278,637
2,064,260
755.427
56.818
12,161,572
100
Mt Holly Nat BankUnion Nat Bk&TrOo
979,414
100
Farmers' Trust Oo__
15,087,333
Mt.
200,000
v
50
100
100
627,458
100,000
Butte—
First National BankMiners S Bk & Tr Oo
share.
125,000
104,582
122,900
200,000
150,000
Holly—
25
25
50
190
100
150
8,271,494
9,700,845
25
36
38
25
11
13
937,594
100
854,906
100
275
85
2.549,247 35,743,451
8,056,965
1,344,286
690,545 13,822,942
712,456
42,455
6,870,068
1,062,155
u
262,829
1,302.674
5,002.068 40,352,571
9,138,185 150,764,638
3,406,964
16,627,429
217,356
1,501,826
2,953.106
219,433
972,853
2,253,949
1,546,665
6,780,259
100
200
100
450
Newark—
Helena—
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
Union Bank & Tr Oo
Lincoln Nat Bank
300,000
250,000
e
525.927
249,854
9,470,506
3,501,739
Franklin Wash Tr Oo
Marzano State Bk &
TrCo
Mt Prospect Nat Bk.
Nat Newark & Essex
Banking Oo
National Banks
Dec. 31.
National State Bank
N JNatB&T Co-
NEBRASKA
3.000,000
500,000
2,800,000
Central Bk & Tr OoClinton Trust Co
Nomi nal.
Lincoln—
Continental Nat'l Bk
Per
200,000
850,000
300,000
e
First National BankNat Bk of Commerce
218,264
322,969
189,832
5,567,328
12,130,446
5,413,781
100
10<>
share.
125
175
200
250
Omaha—
First National Bank-
Live Stock Nat Bank
Omaha Nat Bank
Packers Nat Bank-.
Stock Yards Nat Bk_
Union State Bank__
1,250,000
450,000
1,250,000
200,000
e
750,000
200,000
el,100,000
767,173
158,302
1,246,934
v
112,252
338,381
40,662
883,823
20,764.808
4,711,649
28,215,881
2,586,921
6,676,341
1,174,071
20,543,637
100
100
too
100
140
290
305"
100
130
150
Columbus Trust Oo_
Federal Trust Co
Fidelity Union Tr Co
Merch & Newark Tr_
So SldeNB&Tr CoUnion National Bk__
United States Tr Co.
West Side Trust Co.
150.000
700,000
400,000
4,056,250
6,666,675
2,500,000
300,000
375,000
600,000
1,075,000
New Brunswick
Cits Nat Bk of N Br_
Nat Bank of N J
IIH
25
35"
35"
25
25
30
35
25
52
25
98
56
103
25
50
55
25
55
100
25
25" "25""
25 I)
75
100
100
100
<225
100
275
172,870
513,841
35,569
227,032
4,194.988
5,895.004
100
150,000
56,207
1,268,461
100
100.000
Huds Tr Oo Un City
Woodcliff Trust Go_
100,000
350,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
150,000
52,667
510,764
1,354,244
302,114
341,624
1,058,350
3,355,205
63,852
1,579,123 100
100
6,900.157
5,763,729 100
2,286,857 100
1,330,098 ai00
25
6,938.778
25
26,242,561
1,096.694 100
Passaic—
Passaic N Bk&Tr Co
People's Bk & Tr Oo.
U S National Bank--
1,350,000
13,546,858
3,691,584
1,693,032
7.408,920
2,000,000
1,000,000
1,703,004
1,011,558
26,307,718
18,593,411
250,000
500,000
200,000
100,000
300,000
Peoples Nat Bank
Middlesex TG&T Co
New Brnnsw Tr Co__
North & West Hu dson—
IstNat Bk of Un City
300,000
First N Bk, West NY
300.000
Hamilton
National^Banks
NEVADA
Liberty National Bk
Guttenberg
Nomi nal.
Per
Bk of Nev Sav & Tr-
First Nat Bk In Reno
Reno National Bank
Riverside Bank
United Nevada Bank
100,000
200,000
700,000
50,000
400,000
64,487
69,243
200,763
81,535
118,780
4,069,858
4,803,272
4,523,469
1,359,799
2,499,295
share.
Merchants Trust Oo_
500,000
800,000
Oommonw'lth Tr Oo
Gutt'b'g Bk & Tr Oo
100
PkTr Co Weehawken
100
WeehawkenT&TitOo
100
100
100
372,368
100
200
100
225
100
Bank
of Weehawken
State^Institutions
Reno—
Nat
300,000
1,003,431
a
25
25
*
Nomi nal.
Per
Manchester—
Amoskeag Nat Bank
Manchester Nat Bk_
Merchants Nat Bank
200,000
150,000
150,000
916,896
493,890
82,290
5,153,451
2,840,775
2,625,618
100,000
300,000
300,000
437,536
590,933
534,302
4,263,866
5,268,713
6,715,371
100
330
100
250
100
250
6 Includes security stock.
e
Member of Northwest Bancorporation.
/March 25 1931.
100
100
Q Member
First Bank Stock Corp.
I Last sale.
t New stock.
250,000
New Hamp Nat Bk_
100.000
151,058
150,193
3,378,777
1,152,910
100
u
June 30 1931.
v
Portsmouth—
First National Bank-
Affiliated with the Trust Co. of New Jersey, Jersey City.
100
Nashua—
Indian Head Nat Bk
Nashua Trust Oo__
SecondNat of Nashua
share.
Sale price.
a
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Sept. 29 1931.
x
Ex-dividend.
100
V
Ex-rights.
"
210
10 x
25
80
National Bank
Dec. 31.
NEW JERSEY
Capital.
Surplus A
Profits.
National Banks
Institutions
State
NEW YORK
Dec. 31.
Dec. 31.
Surplus A
Profits.
Gross
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
Deposits.
107
TRUST COMPANIES
AND
BAMS
Capital.
State Institutions
Dec. 31.
Gross
Deposits.
Nomi nal.
Nomi nal.
Plainfield—
%
250,000
2,000,000
300,000
1,000,000
1.400,000
1,360,046
4,251,094
306,907
1,801,288
2,108,739
100,000
200,000
100.000
471,001
508,392
Nat Bronx Bank
25
22,867
825,000
561,849
600.0001
765,020
750,000
43,046
100,000
39,609
100,000
2,044,068
600,000
1,479,512
11,197,015
1,039,848
4,888,533
14.192.780
16.307.781
2,121,888
27,215,105
1,792,634
302,590
10,722,448
3,581,931
9,881,434
577,597
352,069
16,918,305
Mid-City Trust Co—
Plainfleld Trust Oo__
__
National City Bk
Nat Safety Bk & Tr Co
100
Penn Exchange Bank
Public Nat Bk&TrOo
100
100
Schroder
Paterson—
200.000
680.000
50,000
300,000
1,200,000
750,000
500,000
1,000,000
100,000
75,000
600.000
Broadway Bk & T Co
First National Bank-
Haledon Nat Bank..
Labor Nat Bank
Paterson Nat BankSecond Nat Bank
Nat Bank of Amer—
Paterson Sav Inst
Prospect Park Nat Bk
Westside Nat BankCitizens' Trust Co—
Franklin Trust Co—
Hamilton Trust Co—
Merchants Trust Co.
Security Trust Co
U S Trust Co.
-
104,586
847,457
24,913
154.513
1,197,036
1,573,989
280,359
2,889,809
109,007
20
380
140
100
100
100
H'nover CapitalTrOo
Trenton Banking Co
Trenton Trust Co
100
25
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
Woodbury Trust Oo-
ioo"
25
90
100
100
100
200
20
100
340
11,651,730
39,223,985
2,444,214
14,507,802
21,961,741
100
I 500
50
I 180
2,223,836
2,090,200
1,137,562
10
50
National Banks
410.605
NEW YORK
Dec. 31.
758,000
1,000,000
c531,494
500,000
2,000,000 2,101,333
Banco di Nap Tr Co.
C820.445
1,000,000
Bk of Manhat Tr Co 22,250,000 C44436.285
Bank of Sicily Tr Co
c418,642
1,600,000
Bank of N Y & Tr Co
9,730,679
6,000,000
Bankers Trust Co_
25,000,000 C76307.946
Bronx County Tr Co
517,400
1,550,000
Cent Han Bk & Tr Co 21,000,000 C75023.475
Chemical Bk & Tr Co 21,000,000 C44895.117
City Bank Farmers'
Trust Co
10,000,000 10,941,670
Clinton Trust Co
529,100
500,000
Continental Bk&TOo
4,000,000 c6,751.479
Corn Ex Bk & Tr Co 15,000,000 22,549,500
112,700
500,000
Corporation Trust Co
4,000,000 3,131,800
County Trust Co
6,000,000 c3,183,412
Empire Trust Co
Fulton Trust Co
2,000.000 3,085,139
1,000,000
1,000,000
Fiduciary Trust Co..
Guaranty Trust Co.. 90,000,000 Cl94.963.334
Hellenic Bk Tr Co__
C513.310
1.000,000
Hlbernla Trust Co__
3,000,000
846,500
50,000,000 €75564,936
Irving Trust Co
J Henry Schroder Tr
534,518
700,000
3,000,000 2,400,000
Lawyers' Trust Co
Manufacturers' Tr__ 32,935.000 C27122.936
Marine Midland Tr. 10,000.000 c7,021,999
900.000
604,300
Mercan Bk & Tr Oo.
New York Trust Co. 12,500,000 C26928.646
Title Guar & Tr Co.
10,000.000 21,208,096
309,309
Trust Co of Nor Am..
500,000
1,428,700
Underwriters Tr Co.
1,675.000
U S Trust Co of N Y
2,000.000 27,005,358
Bk of Athens Tr Co.
Banca Com It Tr Co
140
100
100
185"
50
50
I 160
10
State Institutions
.
Dec. 31.
Nat Com Bk & Tr Co
N Y State Nat Bank-
First Trust Co
166,354
1,462,699
5,192,910
2,334,381
2,146,782
2,782,823
3,359,621
40,150,349
40,914,763
33,330,046
190
100
4
25
10
7
15
25
23
25
'25
10
100
1 450
100
210
230
4.151.600
4.214.601
12,700,325
3,524,315
66,686,285
6,539,012
105,769,792
467,795,716
17,205,800
476,868,567
251,013,984
100
First National Bank
10
Nat Exch Bk& Tr Co
WA
20
20
57**
18
138
134
33**
31**
10
28**
18**
365
345
20
100
31,909.515
239,008,800
20
62,600
100
20,080,100
58,726,359
16,552,752
3,486,700
892,931,648
3,894,256
14,076,248
363,553,729
4,225,864
17,576,455
10
50
35
15**
v
Ith
54
22"
25 x 20
26**
24 J*
20
255
230
100
'loo
268" 273""
"lOO
"34"
100
20
372,329,052
48,379,192 < 20
39"
18
10
v
19
28**
30**
"5"
5,929,900
82
237,048,169 ""25
40
20
41.629,468
100
3,351,771
20
5,920.700
100 1480
63,542,542
85
43
70
9
....
1580
3,682,600
100
1,498,989
3,316,594
1,002,685
2,154,733
3,528,714
1,623,876
4,424,783
27
25
8,989,722
45
20
58.850.025
55
20
18,250.487
42
25
18,814,784
101
20
41.883.026
100 1400
36,055,048
50,392,424 <—
100
300
350
I 160
100
C608.485
739,388
1,464,189
10,775,007
7,102,892
15,961,171
100
1,200,000 dl,049,138
1,199,281
750,000
324,749
800,000
5,400,000 6,070,399
2,500,000 2,817,940
7,119,685
7,000,344
6,338,046
65,217,572
32,021,624
20
1,758,992
200.000
918,764
564,440
147,934
26,675,996
8,294,594
6,519,423
3,835,802
100
2,000,000
600,000
3,219.630
920,292
45,800,799
6,148,578
5
15
18
20
46
50
500,000
300,000
500.000
423,524
152,776
1,032,546
6,602,279
3,578,156
9,718,942
100
500,000
1,500,000
850,726
1,455,551
9,937,881
100
19,988,134
20
Nom.
70
55
400,000
2,275,552
12,304,189
5,131,842
11,879,991
20
New Rochelle Tr__
285.294
733,851
321,432
1,322,114
20
Huguenot Tr Oo__
300,000
500,000
450,000
250,000
200,000
229,738
379,885
1,458,623
2,648,868
100
100,000
909,160
9,321,402
50
200,000
168,555
2,936,159
100
500,000
300.000
250,000
200,000
410,040
362,287
295,029
228.749
400.000
7,373,316
6,469,860
100
200,000
600,000
750.000
707,391
719,271
663,669
8,418,363 100
100
9,255,491
8,076,735 i—-
700
Citizens Trust Co.-.
i
145
Schenectady Tr Co..
30
50
65
47
110
1700
300
ank A Tru si Co. retur
Nat. banks
People's Nat BankBrooklyn Trust Co—
Kings Co Trust Go—
16**
20
300,000
300,000
750,000
Dec.
ns
Lincoln Nat Bk & Tr
Merch Nat Bk & Tr_
date Dec. 31.
Salt Springs Nat Bk_
First Trust & Dep Co
31
745 ,800
23,500
200,000
180,981
1,769 ,132
200,000
155,600
1,727 .900
300,000
781 ,800
68,100
500,000
2,146 .600
387,800
500,000
3,635 ,516
428,192
1,450,000
2,523 ,557
1,000,000 1,307,073
5,956 ,400
269,400
500,000
8,200,000 C12996.991 101,987 ,520
500,000 6,562.497 30,909 .167
1305
100
100
105
Syracuse—
Kingsboro Nat Bank
Lafayette Nat Bank-
"26 **
100
46,830,430
2,038,500
Schenectady—
Fort Greene Nat Bk.
180
170
100
"20
1,000,000
2,000,000
Central Trust Co
600,000
Genesee Vail Tr Co__
1,000,000
Roch Trust & S D Co
1,000,000
300,000
Security Trust Co
<5.000.000
Union Trust Co
Union National Bank
Flatbush Nat Bank-
75
5
100
RochesterFirst Nat Bk & Tr Co
Lincoln-Allia Bk & Tr
487,790
429,587
Binghamton—
City National Bank.
Bklyn
**
168,400
400,000
150,000
Auburn Trust Co—
Citizens Bk of
13
100
300,000
Jamaica Nat Bank..
I 750
100
100
Nat
Trust Co-
Bensonhurst Nat Bk
42**
25
200
Auburn—
Brooklyn—State B
44
40**
Mutual Trust Oo-
200,000
250,000
1,500,000
2,000,000
1,000,000
Mech & Farmers Bk_
Marine Midld Tr Co.
37
20
Bk & Tr Co.
share.
Per
Central Bank--
Bank &
50
Jamaica, L.I.—
Nomi nal.
Albany—
Auburn-Cayuga
*2,998,200
501,300
123,800
*1,504,800]
8,876,400 63,397,000
2,515,550 <15,117,903
*8,123,886
1,519,033
*2,953,300
379,000
*345,900
37,500
Anglo-South Am Tr_
170
50
1.428,600
912.500
8,250,000
6,000,000
1,500,000
660,000
b
500.000
share.
Per
$
*4,476.800
316.900
525,000
124000000 101347466 1123500000
Trust co. returns da te Dec, 31.
160
Mechanics'
&
National Bank
Wash Nat Bank
240
80
50
Woodbury—
Farm
Bkg Corp.
Sterling Nat B & T—
Trade Bank of N Y„
230
100
Trenton—
Broad St Nat BankFirst-Mech Nat Bk-
N. Y. City (ConcJ.)
share.
Per
100
Plainfield Nat Bank-
State Trust Co
$
102,167
92.865
75,697
1,303,606
232,125
5,613,620
1,292,845
919,660
17,241,126
3,725,004
400.000
175,000
200,000
650.000
150,000
First National Bank.
Ask.
Bid.
Par
Syracuse Trust Oo„
100
23
25
20
30
35
20
22
25
20
2t
23
25
38
42
100
100
Troy—
CO
Manuractur Nat Bk.
100
100
54
8
25
25
14**
100
"64""
12
National City BankUnion Nat Bank
19**
Troy Trust Co
<1,500,000
600,000
300,000
25
103
60
25
50
'115"
200"
200
205"
100
100 2250
Utica—
215
2350
First Citizens Bk & T
Oneida Nat Bk & Tr_
Buffalo7
25
119,008
1,822,232
300,000
5,500,000 8,851,202 58,306,830 100
50
55,893
1.278,235
200,000
25
Mfrs & Trad-Peop Tr
6,000,000 C13012.139 88,497,082
Matrine Trust Co
i 10,000,000 C15565.466 174,624,986 i 20
East Side Nat Bank.
Liberty Bank
353*
Lincoln Nat Bank
273*
103*
Watertown—
8
20
50
Jefferson Co Nat Bk
Watertown Nat
28**
10>*
Bk_
North'n N Y Tr Co.
Westchester Co—
Elmlra—
Chemung Can Tr Co
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
Ithaca—
800,000
1,237,500
2,207,166
1.407,965
9,723,198
11,276,335
90
20
100
Tompkins Nat Bank
Ithaca Trust Co
Mt. Vernon—1st N_.
Mt Vernon Tr Co.
25
New Rochelle—
Central Nat Bank-
i
First National Bank.
250,000
200,000
400,000
417,441
281,411
401,403
3,732,082
2,293,727
7,266,609
100
Nat City Bank
500
100
400
25
125
Ossining—1st Nat Bk
& Trust Co
Jamestown—
Bank of Jamestown.
The First Nat Bank
Nat Ghautauq Co Bk
Union Trust Co
832,500
153,300
500,000
600.000
1,125,822
534,097
n614,002
440.786
80
25
15,864,800
4,997,205 100
25
10,002,421
3,480.339 <100
90
550
75
85"
Rondout Nat BankState of N Y Nat Bk
Kingston Trust Co.
200.000
200,000
150,000
150,000
250,000
450,378
248,607
183,926
369,995
831,557
744,397
3,878.484
1,425,044
3,422,666
8.132,629
100
100
Rye—Rye
t
100
National BkOolumbus Bank
Oomm'l Nat Bk & Tr
Dunbar Nat BankFifth Avenue Bank,.
First National Bank.
Gimbel Bros Bank
Grace Nat Bk of
N.Y
Harbor State Bank—
Harriman N Bk & Tr
22,500
*6,233,900
650,000
239,251
1,500,000
*3,684,468
143075000 1091705000
148,000,
2,986
*281,802
200,000
7,000.000 9,235,612 43,139,000
227,700
*1,512,300
500,000
500.000 c3,630,511
33,222,882
10,000,000 112537242 274,654,000
103.800
100.000
*730,000
1,500.000 1,610,200 *18,292,100
C768.060
ell1,683
200,000
2,000,000 2,863,200 29,930,000
100
Trust Co..
*6,813,687
*1,257,400
*1,842,000
25
100
Nat Bk of Yorkville.
2,250,000
400,000
600,000
540,680
119,800
197,300
20
'175"
185
100
6,378,623
20
4,403,645
100
20
300
325
100
225"
250
583,683
6,775,006
100
500,000
3,004,111
1,957,649
5,099,551
8,647,491
100
100
1,000,000
1,183,253
20,269,175
25
400.000
300,000
568,184
1,702,180
10,468,246
9,707,852
20
25
100
Bank &
115
36**
a
Sale
148
of the former.
1640
1932 the shareholders voted in favor of voluntary
25
1340""
c
March 28 1932.
1932.
d March 31
55
1440
< Controlled by Marine
3
5
30
70
40
■
liquida¬
tion of the bank's affairs.
500'"
100
National Bank»
1932 under title
-
b On March 29
zl400~ 1500"
100
price.
Peoples National Bank & Trust Co. and the Plaza
Plains, N. Y., consolidated on March 9
both of White
100
100
2,000.000
Westches'r Tr Co_
150
"140""
100 1540
100
Trust
a'300.000
Yonkers Nat Bank
& Trust Co
35
34?*
Bank
Peoples N B &T Co
West Title & Tr Co
County Trust Co.
Yonkers—First Natl
*
100
20
100
100
arryU/wn
Citizens
Liberty Nat Bank &
Merchants Bank
80
65
250
20
White Plains—
100
Deposits N ew York Ci It/ banks are repo rted ne * and
Dec.
1932.
Sur plus and pr ofits are of date
are
31'31
of April 2
A divi dend r ecord
for National and Dec. 31 19 31 for Stat e banks.
of banks and trust companies in New Yo rk City and Rroo klyn m ay be
found in our"Rai Iway
Secti on, pages 148, 149, 1 50,1 51.
Chase
prices
4,385,023
2,531,255
Nat Bk
N B&TrCo
100
New York City-
Amalg Bank of N Y.
Bank of Yorktown—
Ossining Trust Co.
Peekskill—
Westches Co Nat_
Pleasantville—
Mt Pleas B&TrOo
Port Chester—1st N_
530
KingstonFirst NBkofRondout
Nat'l Ulster County
Bank & Trust Oo_
50
25
Midland Corp.
I Last sale,
n
June 30
* Dec.
31
1931.
1931.
v
New stock.-
x
Ex-dividend.
'■'< V,>\7-T;"
v;--v
108
BANKS
AND
TRUST
COMPANIES
National Banks
Dec. 31.
Capital.
Surplus &
Profits.
OKLAHOMA
Par.
Bid.
Capital.
Ask.
Dec. 31.
Gross
Surplus &
Profits.
Gross
Deposits.
State Institutions
Deposits.
Par.
Bid.
S
130,931
%
300,000
Asheville—
Flrit Nat Bk & Tr Oo
.
$
2,729,524
Per
share.
$
100,000
50,000
$
108,674
67,745
2,304,255
1,087,639
100
State Bank...
McAle8ter—
■
First Nat Bk of McA
100.000
43,684
2.023.718
160
Muskogee—
Citizens National Bk
Commercial Nat Bk.
First Nat Bk&TrOo
100,000
300,000
500.000
38,533
152,261
224,907
1,254,788
3,912,514
5,324,847
100
Oklahoma City50,000
Capital State Bank..
200,000
City Nat'l Bk&Tr Oo
5,000,000
First Nat Bk&Tr Co
300,000
Fidelity Nat Bank..
Liberty Nat Bank— nl ,200,000
500.000
Tradesmen's Nat Bk
57,466
100,886
2,104,979
120,834
568,203
171,668
679,451
3,704,146
40,003,207
4,745,755
12,801.369
7,559,373
100
100
125
100
200
20
40
150
150
225
225
50
546,785
1,302,396
62,930
2133,141
473,855
33,669,379
23.642,232
3,533,147
3,729,066
1,933,388
Guthrie—
First
Charlotte—
Charlotte Nat Bank.
Commercial Nat Bk.
Mer & Farm N Bk..
Union Nat Bank
American Trust Co..
715,747
500,000
500,000
671,327
200,000
600,515
300,000
665,643
1,257.442
1,200,000
1,000,000 *1,111,727
Independ'ce Tr Co..
Durham—
3,083,891
2.912,259
2,069,141
3,221,199
17,938,144
5,162,789
100
100
100
100
100
100
■
_
First National Bank.
100
95
175
270
100
iiso" 154"
90
95
Ask.
Nomi nal.
Nomi nal.
S
Per
share.
'■**»*»
100
V
„
v.....
100
10Q
'
100,000
120,000
100,000
Citizens' Nat Bank.
Fidelity Bank
Home Savings Bank.
2110,523
1,142,758
108,225
753,415
9,099,330
1,372,646
100
100
25
25
""40""
250
45
Greensboro—
No Oar Bk & Tr Oo
2,500.000 21,795,297
30,144,827
10
4.248.959
100
.....
100
100
100
225
175
275
Baleigh—
400.000
Page Trust Oo
201,682
Tulsa—
Exchange Nat BankFirst Nat Bk & Tr Oo
Fourth Nat Bank...
Nat Bk of Oom'erce.
Exchange Trust Co.
Wilmington—
100,000
300.000
People's Sav Bk & Tr
Wilm Sav & Tr Co..
283,593
591,189
1,853,642
4,449,974
25
10
287,046
5,934,717
3,000.000
2,500,000
e
250,000
200,000
20
25
24
20
20
20
18
18
20
20
20
100
20
100
1.000.000
-(P)
Wilson*
Branch Bkg & Tr Oo
400,000
u
OREGON
Winston-Salem—
Farmers N Bk & T Oo
Wachovia Bk &Tr__
144,542
2,402,496
500,000
2.500.000
1,913,873
42,326.902
sta"^Tiom
100
100
Nomi nal.
Per
Eugene—
150,000
200,000
100.000
26,013
246,228
59,540
400,000
100,000
100,000
200.000
a2.500.000
a
500.000
it
50,000
k
200.000
300,000
*4.000.000
128,639
47,191
30,741
331,006
1,660,269
674,449
11,302
59,564
82,363
3,364.654
6,948.839
1,000,000
1,000,000
50,000
450,000
400,000
500,000
500,000
400,000
1,847,749
2,561,521
139,035
1,340,904
563,172
505,278
1,283,511
516,433
8,996,518
7,514,261
1,123,139
5,407,090
2,119,329
1,621,826
5,030,938
2,297.693
150,000
250,000
249,300
460,977
613,510
328,400
5,061,284
2,868,625
1,230,000
100
10
125,000
300,000
300,000
500.000
500,000
300,000
216,200
443,804
1,609,200
712,023
1,031,285
1,205,647
1,151,414
59,426
2,127.812
8,748,502
7,231,411
10,816,143
9,442,077
9,462,668
1.126,536
100
100
100
100
100
50
100
50
500
200
242.050
300,000
400,000
937,800
300,000
400.000
250.000
172,157
891,744
902,167
1,770,008
889.662
1,212.729
283,361
2.275,996
2,933,865
3,332,036
8,093,153
6,120,920
4,984,344
2,571,569
50
26
25
20
200.000
400,000
300,000
1.062,500
200,000
760,330
820,898
745,121
2,547,999
605,022
6,822,659
5,637,679
4,893,601
15,011,642
4,391,740
United States N Bk.
National Banks
Dec. 31.
Portland—
NORTH DAKOTA
Amer National Bk..
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Fargo—
Dakota Nat Bank
150,000
50,000
<300,000
(7250,000
150,000
Fargo National Bk..
First Nat Bk & Tr Oo
Merch Nat Bk&TrOo
Nor A Dakota Tr Oo
National Banks
Dec. 31.
152,707
82,411
257,672
70,654
3128,944
OHIO
2,327,499 100
828,096 100
6,795,402 <—
2,791,246 d_—
679,674 100
.
I
200,000
7.500,000
-
3,483,096
2,816,375
561,120
6,046,512
50,422,061
share.
100
50
100
100
100
50
First National Bank.
.
2116,099
1,617,369
Dime Sav & Tr Co..
2,549,844
11,583,965
100
100
Penn Trust Co
100
1400
jUn.iX/
n
1,110,832
344,717
u
275,447
5,047.916
6,686,209
3,266,144
1,663,809
45,455.306
100
100
300,000 u 368,401
500,000
1,285,799
150,000
311,264
328,302
200,000
1,800,000 «2,896,440
1,000,000
1,060,737
250,000
519,356
250,000
124,948
1,250,000 Ml,431,604
4.000,000 u4,238,420
4,869,373
6,755.827
2,421,128
4,445.179
30,664,618
9,337.238
4,277,584
3,232,850
12,380,136
51,909,920
100
5.000,000 w6,770,583
77,296,685
100
400.000
150,000
100,000
6.000,000
>
vi
First National Bank.
-
.
.
J
>
Prov S Bk & Ti
Second Nat Bank...
-
.
J
-
>
-
Fifth
Third
Trust Co..
*
no"
35
39
...
I 500
10
465"*
100
Central Trust Co
grj0
Bank of Erie Tr CoFirst National Bank.
Marine Nat Bank
III1 400""
100
50
Second Nat Bank...
Erie Trust Oo
Secur-Peoples Tr Oo.
100
Union Trust Co—..
10
260""
100
100
Z30M
I 249
mmmmmm
50
010
mmmm
m
rn.rn.m~m.
80
mm
10
mm
mm
mmmmm
60
50
mmm
m
share.
390
115
190
56
115
12 X
550
150
I 300
'
50
I 210
100
125
700
250
275
200
150
125
190
15
20
75
Harrisburg—
Allison-Fast End Tr.
100
10
100
Per
100
25
Altoona—
First National Bank.
Altoona Trust Co
.
VUlUlllUldr
Mer-OIt Nat Bk & Tr
Ridge Ave Dep Bk.
Second Nat Bank..
Cincinnati.
135
Nomi nal.
Lehigh Vail Trust Co
200,000
500,000
.
"lio"
Allentown—
Allentown Nat Bank
Allentown Trust Oo.
Oanton—
Cent Sav B & T Oo.
•
Dec. 31.
Per
>
First National Bank.
100
100
883,431 a...
1,122,594 &—
5,626.288 *—
33,857,022 100
/>225,556 a...
323,811 k
1,599,384 k
3,607.285 100
20
68,771,753
State Institutions
Nomivnal.
408,162
284,101
32,000
408,194
2,642,848
350.000
200,000
100,000
Bk of East Portland. a
b
G W Bates & Oo
Citizens Nat Bank.. k
Security Sav & Tr Oo
Live Stock State Bk.
Peninsular Nat Bank
Portland Tr & Sav Bk
United States N Bk.
Akron—
r
share.
698,417
3,595,785
1,558,623
Bank of Commerce..
First National Bank
Harrisburg Nat Bank
Central Trust Co.—
Commonwealth Tr Co
Dauphin Dep Tr Co
Harrisburg Trust Co
Union Trust Oo
166
100
Cleveland
100,000
100.000
334,488
25,000
3,862,631
209,048
100
5,000,000
250,000
500,000
2,000,000
200,000
13,800,000
7,000,000
Union Sav & L Co..
900,000
22,850.000
/4,212,663
64,282,280
2,941,254
10,395,958
31.435,364
4,317,801
20
Central
500
United
Bank.
531,113
670,645
1,802,979
215,835
11.352,498.
10,056,106
749,205
U14278924
27Vj
100
100
100
30
145
320
200
100
2,132,159
170"
100
100
245
25
24
26*
Columbus250,000
1,200,000
)
)
50,000
c
200,000
2,000,000
100,000
100,000
c4,000,000
> c
Huntington Nat Bk.
)
-
3
77,805
1,906,404
95,984
74,659
2,079,881
435,348
58,961
3,633,127
3,069,250
18,728,607
955,489
1,714,150
25,004,168
2,851,966
868,606
42.212,852
&
Nat
Northern Tr & S Co
10
c
Oentral-Penn Nat Bk
City National Bank.
Commercial Nat Bk.
Corn Exch Nat Bank
& Trust Co
Erie National Bank.
First National Bank.
Gimbel Bros Bk & Tr
Nat Bkof Ger & Tr Oo
North Broad Nat'lBk
100
J 00
Nat
]
a
200.000
141,284
2,809,678
100
400,000
1.000,000
351,751
870,602
6,992,812
15,893,075
100
100
x
150
Bank
Trupt Co..
1
•
1
1
1
1
-
125
150
i>
ii
500,000
600,000
200,000
600.000
7175,000
5.000,000
501,883
1,222,390
118,390
330,605
87,500
3,551,977
1,000.000
382,392
150,000
156.156
£
-
-
-
4,645,227
10.274,345
575,392
3,022,612
50^575,369
7
4,550,000
500,000
3.111.000
9,716,850 67,867,000
168,160 r 1,073,007
7,727,455 55,613,000
2,037,291
171,158
570,975
163,524
846,357
6,850,000
365.051
16,210 r
4,190,079 23,510,000
2,120,320 rlO,338,380
417,351
250,000 r
20
50
51
200,000
300.000
350.000
200,000
1,000,000
400,000
250.000
100
100
"260" 270""
"50
50
""55" "65"
10
100
10
"295" 3057"
45
50
20
20
""36"" "33""
71
Feb. 5 1932.
Affiliated with the Exchange National Bank of Tulsa, Okla.
sJan.7 1932.
t
Opened for business on March 28 1932.
March 30 1932.
Stock held entirely by Exchange National Bank.
x Ex-dividend.
v
-
1,250,000 ul ,336,057
6,674,397
2,348,027
18,519,800
100
100
100
100
Group.
I Last sale.
u
k
200
y
z
Ex-rights.
Sept. 29 1931.
46
10
Sale price.
Controlled by Transamerica Corp.
n
50
32
6
6 Member West Coast Corp.
c Member of the BancOhio
Corp.
d Member First Bank Stock Corp.
e
37
10
h Trust funds.
Youngstown—
1260
10,321,000
i Member Northwest Bancorporation.
7c Controlled by the United States National
100
100
100
15
I.I til*
1120
168
1185
162
1.749,675
f March 31 1932.
9 New stock.
Toledo—
•
1
•
.
-
1
1
10
60
1
•
>
2.000,000
63,507 r
200,000
773,304
500,000
4,755,000
2,010,748
Philadelphia Nat Bk 14,000.000 29,878,647 224,927,000
c
1
aiional ban ks date April 219 32.
43 096,000
in
36
3.040.000 9,356,937
28
1,125,000 1,036,249
4,728,000 100
Northeast Nat Bank
NorthwNatBk&TCo
100
20
20
50
Philadelphia—De posits of N
*
Trust Oo
Third
Cones toga Nat Bk—
Fulton Nat Bank
Lancaster Co Nat Bk
Farmers' Trust Co:
Guardian Bk & Tr Oo
Kensington Nat Bk.
Lehigh Nat Bank
Market St Nat Bk_.
100
Dayton—
Merchants'
Lancaster—
73 H
BANKS
AND
TRUST
COMPANIES
National Banks
Surplus &
Deposits.
Ask.
Bid.
Par
Philadelphia
$
65,000
600,000
300,000
300,000
300,000
Roosevelt Bank
Second Nat Bank-—
Sixth Nat Bank
Southwestern Nat Bk
Tioga Nat Bk & TrCo
Tradesmen'sNational
Bank A Trust Oo-
$
$
112,353
1,730,893
341,811
s
298,377
103,650
s
Banca Com It Tr Oo.
Broad Street Trust-Chestnut Hill T A Tr
Per
share.
1,604,486
'
10
100
100
29,010.000
1,005,458
'
9,596,597
4,838,000
»1,816,000
1,148,083
100
26""
"23"
80
85
5,341,597
16.108,929
929,512
10,528,694
5,040,440
Northern Trust Co—
Nor Phila Trust Co.
Penn Oo for Insur on
1,420,449
2,339,774
250,287
4,094,670
1,612,892
215
225
32
10
29
23
10
3.500,000
1.375,000
600,000
500,000
500,000
5
435*
100
100
10,074,997
6,093,630
8,230,533
Media-69th St Tr Oo
425*
801,856
1,300,000 2,203,352
1,000,000 1,662,733
375,000 sl.259,337
Mitten Men A Mg't
Bk & TrNinth Bank & Tr Oo
North Oity Trust Oo
23
82,843,009
604,136
2.987,920 12,390,546
8,400,000 27,581,848 190,761,444
800,000
494,144
481,093
3,200,000 17,298,396 30,551,993
3.131,200 2,357.425
6,849,188
Provident Trust
Real Est Tr Oo
25
10
91
93
10
20
22
10
17
7,500,000 13.765,497
50
50
100
137,498
559,876
3,199,362
1,005,168
3,129,191
Braddock Nat Bank
500,000
1,000,000
Diamond Nat Bank-
600.000
Savings Bank d
Duquesne Nat BankFarmers Deposit Nat
500.000
6,000.000
100.000
Fifth Avenue Bank..
First National Bank.
6.000,000
300,000
200.000
200,000
172,700
600.000
7,500.000
200.000
Forbes National Bk.
Fourteenth St Bank.
Freehold Bank
Iron A Glass Dol Sav
Keystone Nat BankMellon Nat Bank
Nat Bank of America
Ohio Valley Bank
100.000
Union National Bank
Union Savings BankWestern SAD Bank
2,000.000
1,000.000
250,000
700.000
2.600.000
1.500.000
125,000
1.320.000
2.000.000
165,400
150,000
Allegheny Trust Co.
Colonial Trust Oo
Oom'wealth Trust Co
Dormont SAT Co.
Farmers Deposit Tr.
Fidellty Trust Oo
Hazlewood S & T Oo
Hill
Top S A T Oo..
Manchester
Savings
Bank & Trust Co.
250,000
500,000
Penn Trust Co
50
12
20
23
500'
70
42^
43 X
52
57
267,093
3,522,476
17
Bi"
63
190"
250
45
3100
210
100
/160
75
10
100,000
510"
50
25
10
12
90,397
3,002,488
50
273,275
1,525,549
120
50
304,802
50
5,599.870
.50
49
1,021,865
7,794,324
50
1,413,050
130
3,073,929
170
2,723,916 10,858,723 100
9,950,996 124,617,960 100 235
40
186,121
25
978,875
5,000,000 11,746,970 91,936,347 1000 2900
1.000,000 1,489,656 23,971,341 100 195
15
10
50
100
100
100
ioo
445"" 450"
98
101
35,838,840
10
15
16
50
175
100
200
493,206
377,684
2,333,668
3,875,075
50
National Banks
Dec. 31.
SOUTH CAROLINA
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Atlantic National Bk
Citizens A Sou Bank
Carolina Sav BankMiners A Merch Bk.
200,000
500,000
200.000
South Caro Nat Bank
So Oarollna State Bk
L.500,000
750.000
154,416
471,346
171,125
37,801
1,613,350
297,959
Oo
5,822.867 16,839,767 78,666,710
500.000
1.088.407
7,527,844
150.000
281,311
905.929
400.000
154,500
3.593.067
125,000
328,788
1.774.195
1.500.000 3,992,442 153,284.518
1.000*000
898,602
5.861.375
125,000
663,404
4.072.196
125,000
206,584
1,213,793
Potter Title A Tr Co.
Provident Trust Co.
Real Est Sav & Tr Oo
South Hills Trust Oo
Union Trust Oo
Washington Tr Co..
West End 3 B & Tr—
William Penn Tr Oo.
"80
140'
100
100
200
1
iis"
150"
100
50
150
230
70
100
100
140
160
100
150
355,000
500,000
200,000
218,496
3,940,620
3,347,848
100
200,000
200,000
50,000
326,449
465,551
129,912
1,526,130
2,433,843
2,179,795
9
215.370
63,623
19,093
4,205,583
2,902,922
165,461
100
100
100
42,040
41,941
118,161
408,779
1,318,287
100
50.000
3,335,170 0100
3,769,258 0100
2,338,915 100
100
347.327
21,509,698 100
100
8,125.160
305""
250
135
100.000
2.212,064
11,028,754
60
350"
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
50
100
100
100
50
125
Readg Nat Bk & Tr Oo
1,000.000
1.500.000
2.000.000
1,170,300
Colonial North EasTr
Pennsylvania Tr Oo.
Reading Trust Co..
8,968.041
4,779,189
10,256.978
5,088,843
6,094.731
10.808.810
6,580.517
4,647,097
128,738
411,173
283.404
835,451
602,722
238.034
365,939
600.000
Berks Oo Trust Co..
1,160,535
342,403
1,607,038
1,041,416
1.353,753
2,428.844
3,588.973
55,453,400
730,066
2.846,648
1,435,048
3,984,107
9.774.081
3,640.769
2,820.609
Ridge Bank.
200.000
600.000
200,000
400.000
1,000.000
500.000
250,000
Nor. Scr'onBkATrOo
Bank
South Side Bk & Tr.
Third Nat BkATrOo
Union Nat Bank
West Side Bank
Bank-Lincoln
al,500,000
250,000
1,744,572
176,360
Pennsylvania Tr Co. /
13,299,692
2,918,999
150
250
175
225
—
Second Nat Bank
W-B
Dep A Sav Bk.
Wyoinlng Nat Bank.
750,000
250,000
2.500,000
1,000,000
499.000
500.000
2,158.854
366,153
7,043.816
3.202.217
1,705,371
1,015,483
s
600,000
250.000
Lycoming Trust Oo_
2,000,000
c
267,975
371,339
310,164
loo"
Oorn Exch Sav Bank
First Nat'l Bk A Tr.
150
125
250
Security Nat'l B A Tr
100
First National Bank-
Industrial Nat Bank.
Western Nat BankYork Oo Nat BankYork N Bk A Tr Oo.
Guardian Trust Co-
250,000
150,000
500,000
125,000
225,000
300.000
500,000
500,000
750,000
255,732
456,512
657.938
232.014
520,116
974.383
577,349
756.793
1.615,942
85
20
i
20
150
165
25
100
50
85
961,237
100
100
4,045,077
4,574,270
100
125"
"IB"
"20""
National Banks
Dec. 31.
95
"90*
20
100
TENNESSEE
State
Institutions
Dec. 31.
Nomi nal.
Chattanooga—
50
20
41
44
175
Per
Amer Tr & Bkg Go—
First National Bank.
Hamilton Nat Bank.
300
625.000
share.
2,500,000
2,000.000
1,018,917
2,170,957
1,357,529
5,486,794
17,511,866
19,331,976
2,000,000
203,125
500,000
746,175
122,200
173,476
17.181,661
325,000
5,472,494
3,000,000
1,000,000
50,000
2,847,264
1,231,063
77,824
26,754,029
21,357,646
1,305,087
3,500,000
700,000
4,498,022
1,598,704
10
19,922,757
5,228,749 ilOO
13M
13M
39.127,624
11,714,194
5,040,727
7,210,993
8,594.429
6,605,490
35
43
100
325
20
100
25
30
125
130
—
•
—
250
100
200
100
90
100
200
100 5000
80
100
50 250
160
300
5500
120
Knoxville—
East Tennessee N Bk
Oomm'l Bk A Tr Oo.
HamiltonNationalBk
90
140
50
500
900
30
100
10
14
15
10
10
25
30
19
20
10
10
10
12
13
95
100
20
13
15
100
127
132
Bank
or Com A TrCo
First National BankState Savings Bank.
100
150
152
100
265
270
100
305
105
19
20
42
44
25
100
Memphis—
300
50
Nashville—
American Nat Bank.
Nashville A Amer Tr
3,000.000 3,410.957
1,000,000
743,074
300.000
536,001
Oommerce-Union Bk
800.000 1.036.109
Nashville Trust Co.. 5
800,000 ul ,272,803
Third National Bank
600,000
227,631
Broadway Nat Bank
l10
25
10
75
36
125
100
85
34
(M
135
90
100
50
26
70
50
26
National Banks
Dec. 31.
140
State Institutions
TEXAS
Dec. 31.
140
25
75
100
175
25
140
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Austin—
8,259.301
1.628.466
100
50
400
90
50
125
100
25
600
50
125
60"
135
American Nat Bank.
Austin Nat Bank
300,000
Republic Bk A Tr Oo
Security Trust Co
Texas Bank A Trust-
10
3,368.795
2.023.722
20
10,475,115
10
2,541,908
2,464.303
5.692.015
1.252.829
3,283.527
3.876.929
3.165.903
3,015.706
6.685,015
100
10
16**
18
200.000
400,000
200,000
300.000
500,676
863,160
46,353
450,577
83,836
3,831,695
8,003,267
1,344,683
6,384,575
2.147,257
547,121
220.803
813,547
11,972
4,544,426
2,248,630
7,243,615
841,980
3,054,443
100
100
100
100
Beaumont—
American Nat Bank-
250,000
City National Bank.
250,000
400,000
125,000
250,000
First National Bank.
Secur St Bk A Trust
Texas National Bank
212,660
*
100
100
100
100
100
Sale price.
Dime Bank-Lincoln Trust Co. consolidated with
the First Natlona
Bank, both of Scranton. Pa., on Feb. 1 1932,
subject to the approval o
the respective stockholders of the institutions.
b Member of First Security Corp.
18
25
d A
mutual savings bank.
with First National
Sold
>
1
100
230
e
/ Hyde Park National Bank of Scranton acquired by the Pennsylvani;
200
100
20
28
25
100
Trust Co.
240
0
48
1
25
25
100
a
York—
Oent'l Nat BkATr Co
Drov A Mech N Bk.
70
Nomi nal.
Per share.
125,000
100,000
200,000
250,000
Williamsport—
First National BankWill lams port N Bk_.
250
20
100
21,841.825
12,620,198
4.706.584
5.462,715
400,000
500.000
60,000
Sioux Falls—
Citizens Nat Bk A Tr
"80"
Wilkes-Barre—
First National Bank-
10
350"
Scranton—
First National Bank- fl5.000.000
235
17
100
Spartanburg—
Central Nat Bank
First National BankSouthern Trust Co..
Union Planters' Nat'l
Bank A Trust Oo.
PennNatBankATrCo
Hanover Bk A Tr
Peoples Nat Bank
Piedmont Sav A Tr.
175
'250*
First National Bank.
Manhat S Bk A Tr Co
500,010
1.000.000
100
Greenville—
100
250"
50
Reading—
Farmers' Nat Bank &
Trust Oo
Oo
Central Union Bank.
Nat Loan A Exch Bk
250
50
50
100
Workingman's Savgs
Bank & Trust Co.
225
50
Pittsburgh
York Trust Co
60 ♦107
60 ♦105
100 ♦212
8.528,698
697,345
Columbia—
Oity Dep Bk A Tr Oo
Miners Bk of W-B
Ask.
200,000
120,000
600,000
850,000
450.000
1,500,000
4.000,000
125,000
High St Bk A Tr Oo
Mechanics' Nat Bk.
NatBankof ComATr
Phenix Nat BankProvidence Nat Bank
Industrial Trust Go.
Lincoln Trust Oo__I
Rhode I Hos Tr Oo.
Unlon Trust Oo-.—
Woonsocket—
Woonsocket Trust Oo
385,000
3,216,743
241,624
1,354,324
53,736
436,187
226,022
1,740,764
1,213.391
11,801,793
1,552,568 15,545,605
1,936,254
15,643,555
3,782,997 46,131,802
1,184,027
6,151,456
7,840,855 50,449,398
233.068
1,790,359
9.431,863 73,649,074
318.357
5,327.607
131,312
3,866.957
1,089,644
893.906
592,123
3.772.633
1,198,296
5.849.570
17.262.109 191,911,745
532.528
5,085,408
139,237
1,472.533
5,609.427 26.835.723
3,008,330 30,903.561
725.358
2.866.766
1.101.406
6,239.061
4,378.548 22.312,966
1,991,804
11,946,033
154.861
2,143,663
994,221
43.653
8,045,591
16,857.359
403,156
2,487.268
420,324
2,238.032
100,000
100.000
268,678
125,000
_
Bk. of Amer. Tr. Oo.
Bank of Secured Savs
Trust
397,123
500,000
Blackstone Can Nat
105
PittsburghArsenal Bank—
Dime
300,000
120,000
300,000
18
Land
Allegheny Vai Bank.
Providence
Bank A Sav Co.—
Newport Nat BankNewport Trust Oo
Charleston—
Lives A Grant Ann
Tr A Safe Dep Oo
Penn W'h'g & S D Oo
Green
Bid.
Newport—
Aquidneck Nat Exch
Columbus Exchange
Trust Oo
20
50
50
Integrity Trust Co—
Kensington Security
Bk A Trust Oo
145
910,216
4,000,000 16,829,168
882,260 4,276,878
Liberty Title A Tr Oo
135
50
1,500,000
GIrard Trust Oo
Industrial Trust Oo.
Tr
Par
Nomi nal.
Per share.
25
6,929,942
14,847,697
79,715.662
11,587,408
47,240,715
People's
Gross
Deposits.
Providence—
3.300,000 5,263,122
200,000
168,948
1,000,000
535,818
1,000,000
585,900
250,000
197,315
Fidelity Phila Tr Oo 6,700,000 22,794,074
Finance Oo. 1st pref. 12,600,000
58,112,192
2d preferred
Frankford Trust Oo.
600,000 2,203,666
Germantown Tr Oo.
1.400,000 4,306,088
Wyoming Bk A Tr__
Dollar
Surplus &
Profits.
Capital.
Nomi nal.
{.Concluded.)
Estate
TAT Oo
RHODE ISLAND s'aVeTiT.1'0"'
Dec. 31.
Gross
Profits.
Capital.
Real
National Banks
PENNSYLVANIA ^JSUST*.
Dec. 31.
109
30
77
35
Jan. 12 1932.
Affiliated with the Citizens A Southern National Bank of
Savannah, Ga
Capital stock trusteed for benefit of stockholders of Union
Planter
National
......
on
Bank.
Bank
A
Trust
Co.
I Last sale,
r
Dec. 31 1931.
s
Sept. 29 i931.
t Branch of the Central Union Bank of
Rock
u
ic
June 30 1931.
Ex-dividend.
t No par.
Hill, S. C.
National Banks
National Banks
Insntuiiom
State
TEXAS
Dec. 31.
COMPANIES
TRUST
AND
BANKS
110
State Institutions
VIRGINIA
Dec. 31.
Dec. 31.
Dec. 31.
\
Bid.
Par.
Deposits.
Capital.
Ask.
Gross
Surplus &
Profits.
Gross
Surplus &
Profits.
Capital.
Bid.
Par.
Deposits.
Ask.
Nomi nal.
Nomi nal.
20
6,541,642
150,000
35,713
520,207
67,416,046
1,715,467
14,331,924
1,000,000
100,000
100,000
125,000
3,037,278
430,779
886,771
49,336
5,061
25,000
41,449,884
4,314,074
11,194,821
1,216,047
747,071
796,385
300,000
300,000
180,308
1,033,156
100,000
750,000
1,100,000
2,500,000
200,000
100,000
58,873
373,153
1,228,917
2,560,529
111,635
37,077
524,072
6,201,852
20,803,032
28,872,277
3,388,395
466,225
4,000,000
Trust Co
150,000
Nat Bank of Comm.
Dallas Bank & Tr Co
Co
Bk
Bank & Tr Co
Oak Cliff Bk&Tr
State Trust & Sav
20
250
33
260
20
35
Bank-
State National
Bank
Fort Worth—
Amer Bank & Tr Co.
Contlnental Nat Bk_
First National Bank.
Ft Worth Nat Bank-
Stockyards Nat Bank
Union Bank & Tr Co
2,500,000
2,000,000
100
135
inn
150
50
20
22
Hutchings-Sealy
4,008,397
2,702,367
10
12
50
50
290,788
750,000
368,852
500.000
250,000
118,739
92,847
209,903
5,416,876
lot
1,537,649
205.036
145,875
16,735,920
6,000,096
7,865,544
34,901,921
1,525,392
792,774
2,500,000
2,016,529
28.211,316
200,000
750 000
493,930
506,437
1.000,000
1,289,429
1,901,643
2,268,113
4,640,742
American Nat
Citizens Trust Co—
Merch & Farmers Bk
Richmond—
Bank
100
American
100
:■500.000
&
Trust Co
20
Bank of Comm & Tr
20
100
Central Nat Bank—
First & Mer Nat Bk_
Mech & Mer Bank
100
State-Planters Bank
& Trust Co
Sav Bank & Tr Co__
Un Bk & Fed Tr Co_
100
100
392,466
233,078
7,879,276
8,834,835
100
100
12,409
844,453
111,800
225,131
1,153,974
2,205,287
261,633
875,000
660,461
35,426,515
2,882,540
6.721.511
17,338,344
20,252,647
5,424,799
13,355,298
100
100
750,000
201,167
363,678
1,063,673
678,414
280,705
25,584,446
1.936.512
134,340
5,865,943
5,829,893
3,447,670
100,000
100,000
820,950
346,861
3,125,765
2.002,482
2,000,000
943,540
59,181
53,966
1,212,615
213,723
524,461
10,476,885
2,060,939
2,326,692
17,423,903
2,215,071
10,370,548
Virginia Trust Co
3,500,000
600,000
1,000,000
3,000.000
200,000
154,500
713,928
1,103,716
3,453,486
Roanoke—
Houston—
Citizens State BankFirst National Bank-
City Bank & Tr Co.
Houston Nat BankSecond Nat'l BankNat Bank of Comm.
State National Bank
Union National Bank
South
Texas
Com
500,000
ol .000,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
600,000
1,000,000
mercial Nat Bank.
1,500,000
Federal Trust Co
Fidelity Trust Co—
Guardian Trust Co„
Houston Land & Tr_
San Jacinto Trust
75
190
200
20
18
100
100
1.000.000
576,457
300,000
61,149
1,464.423
1,000,000
800,000
100
100
200
100
National Banks
Nat Bank of Comm.
300,000
1,200,000
350,000
600,000
100
300"
150
100
90
100
10C
>
10,521
135,080
474,585
2,601,913
ioo
900
450
475
First National Bank-
250,000
1.000,000
231,264
252,670
27,495
65,415
6,504,137
10,297,152
100,000
100.000
First Trust & Sav Bk
National City Bank.
523,395
647,627
State
UTAH
"loo
100
100
Ftrst
100
100
8.810,000
150.000
2,500,000
r
600.000
f
300,000
200.000
500,000
400,000
25
75
100
------
100
200
100
100
100
75
75
100
100
400,000
600,000
First Nat Tr & S Bk_
OldNatBk&UnTrOo el.500.000
25,000
Security State Bank.
8pok & East Tr Co_. el .000.000
1,000,000
Spokane Savings Bk_
200,000
lOli
100
160
15>4
100 ft
share.
Tacoma—
Nat Bank of Tacoma i 1.000,000
600,000
Puget Sound Nat Bk
200,000
Puget Sd Bway Bk—
n
285,993
500,000
530,039
851,477
199.765
793.911
9,671,089
1,879,221
1,740,817
18,307,289
115
125
150
100
220
230
ton
220
230
100
125
135
100
150
160
100
115
Institutions
State
Dec. 31.
Dec. 31.
1,103,981
497,517
2,189,933
4,422,694
3,066,114
18,722,735
856,663
10,819,688
12,869,933
1,804,948
13,690,770
2,703,077
535,804
31
30
150"
155
50
r
50
80
60
80
100
125
4
5
100
100
20
100
F
100
I.
15"
12
25
!0O
100
ion
100
WEST VIRGINIA »H£2
Per
100,000
200,000
100,000
Burlington—
Chittenden Co Trust
Ho war dNat Bk<feTr Co
Merchants Nat Bank
Burlington Trust Co.
144,026
231,082
88,026
3,928,141
5,326,957
2,060,829
Charleston Nat Bk—
Kanawha Bkg & Tr_
Kanawha Valley Bk_
Nat Bank of Comm.
Center Wheeling Sav
Citizens Mutual Tr
1
Co
5,314,660
3,813,531
754,500
6,244,744
100
100
100
225
(7104,659
1,574.880
10
572,230
5,082,018
10<
1,142,687
4,240.806
4,628,734
1,267,754
12,568,327
3,480,318
6,974,201
197,311
84,877
148,336
220,427
3,280,707
2,912,921
1,921,461
4,694,130
IOC
125,778
271,562
886,802
3,176,175
347,453
1,951,108
1,732,969
600.000 d
1.165,600
Security Trust Co..
Wheeling Bank &
10C
10C
4(
300.000
500,000
851,223
100,000
500,000
500.000
100,000
100
Trust Co
10(
*
Sale price.
a
New stock.
10C
LOO
10<
ft Member of First Security
c Member
Rutland Trust Co.-.
942,426
1,021,082
S380.820
1,346,020
Dollar Sav & Tr Co.
Nat Exchange Bank. i
So Side Bk & Tr Co.
100,000
100,000
100,000
100,000
50,000
Killington Nat Bank
Rutland CoNat Bank
22,968
105,637
262,625
88.824
31,012
581,277
626,663
157.823
2,978,326
575.000
Sav Bank
Nat Bank of W Va
100
100,000
150,000
150,000
100,000
Rutland—
Central Nat Bank—
Clement Nat Bank—
171,166
167,399
247,907
of the Marine
Corp.
Bancorporation.
d March 31 1932
IOC
100
e
Member of the Northwest
Bancorporation.
10C
toe
g
Sept. 29 1931.
i Member First National Corp.'
I Last sale,
National Banks
VIRGINIA
State Institutions
n
Dec. 31.
Feb. 8 1932.
Joseph F. Meyer interests.
o
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Lynchburg—
1.000,000
629,876
5,673,763
100
1,000,000
631,899
483,170
123,730
8,484
521,635
3,319,395
2,833,211
1,083,425
100
498,213
3,945,797
20
Lynchburg Nat Bank
500,000
150,000
100,000
300,000
135
1,589,396
88,851
1,419,001
264,800
100.000
Capital City Bank-
100
1,392,453
14,692,322
3,535,826
12,956,012
200,000
1,062.500
500,000
1,000,000
200.000
50,000
500,000
200,000
Half Dollar Trust &
100
372,876
392,117
157,763
534,891
Montpelier—
Montpelier Nat Bank
Montp'r S B & Tr Co
share.
100
200.000
600,000
150,000
250,000
Capital S B & Tr Co
First National Bank.
share,
Per
Charleston—
Wheeling—
Barre
Granite S B & Tr Co
People's Nat Bank..
Quarry S Bk & Tr Co
share.
60
25
100
100
——————
——————
185
—
—
—
—
(p)
100
100
State Institution-
Nomi nal.
Lynchburg Tr & S B_
400
— —
16H
5130
9,879,027
VERMONT
Dec. 31.
Trust Co
—
Nomi nal.
600,000
750,000
500,000
1,000,000
300,000
1.500,000
National Banks
&
—
165
Charleston Trust Co
People's Nat Bank—
Oom'l Tr & Sav Bank
Mutual Sav Bk & Tr
-
-
80
—
-
100
834,339
253,315
48,609
Spokane—
American Bank
Central Trust Co
First National Bank.
-
200
100
100
143.678
47,299
525.690
87,392
520,006
121,479
249,914
100.000
Peoples Exchange Bk
Dec. 31.
-
300
100
33,642
61,266
338,657
1,200,000
Seattle Trust Co
NaUvtial Banks
Security National Bk
Utah State Nat Bank
Zion Sav Bk & Tr Co
Utah Sav & Trust Co
Walker Bk & Tr Co,
26
90
24H
------
Salt Lake City—
Gontl Nat Bk&Tr Co
230
Institutions
3,763,730
3,669,650
6,703,466
153.527
264,772
237,012
300,000
250,000
500,000
Savings Bank- b
25
25
2,176,917 clOO
71.555,118 1 20
1,718,107 i 20
27,927,821 c 25
100
15,462,658
ioo
10,807,922
2,464,706
2,227,809 10(1
100
2,230,361
20
3,939,988
clOO.OOO
W Seattle State Bk__
Per
First National Bank- b
—
------
94,895
2,158,280
28,351
1,631,206
834,449
340,731
94,690
53,189
70,333
167,907
C200.000
Bank
First Security Bank-
of Commerce
Nomi nal.
Commercial Sec Bk_
37
—
1,359,395 1100
5,580,818 100
500,000
Commerce
First National
People's Bk & Tr Co
Peoples First Ave Bk
Sumitomo B of Seattle
Tow-er Savings Bank
University Nat Bank
Washington Nat Bk
Dec. 31.
Ogden—
10<
34,569
100,000
Washington Trust Co
National Banks
Dec. 31.
30
35
2r
Per
Seattle—
Ballard First Nat Bk
Canadian Bk of Com
Pacific Nat Bank—
100
100
Waco—
Citizens' Nat Bank-
30
------
Nomi nal.
100
100,000
500,000
Houston
26
------
120
100
100
National Bank ofFort
Sam
2
5.659,730
774,291
19,522,952
1,916,074
WASHINGTON
Nat Bk of Commerce c2.500.000
300.000
23
20
160
San Antonio—
Alamo National Bank
Commercial Nat Bk.
90
175
100
438,079
Central Nat Bank of
Merchants Nat'l Bk_
100
200
Port ArthurFirst National Bank-
95
------
too
200
100
Colonial Amer Nat B
State & City BankFirst Nat Exch Bank
Mountain Trust Bk_
Dec. 31.
400,000
200,000
600,000
1,000,000
500,000
550
100
579,090
2,259,247
Portsmouth—
Bank-
135
100,000
3,000,000
U S National Bank..
25
700,000
500
760,000
1,000,000
National Bank
100
25
Co
Poll'd & Bagby Tr Co
312,570
118
100
PetersburgFirst Nat Bk & Tr
100
7,836,915
4,437,511
355,081
200,000
200,000
100
Petersb Sav & AmTr
100
Galveston—
City National Bank-
19,819,768
10,830,872
3,902,553
600.000
__
First National Bank-
767,574
745,946
301,711
500
100
38
El Paso—
El Paso Nat
31
3,130,002
2,458.597
100
552,608
S
Norfolk Nat Bank of
Com & Trusts—
Seab'd Oitiz Nat Bk
Virginia Nat Bank
20
100
share.
100
$
151,839
125.000
Mer & Mec Sav Bk—
Merch & Planters Bk
13~
Per
$
250,000
Norfolk—
35
150
12
4,102,572
12,420,336
2,000,000
share.
33
100
8,000,000
BankLiberty State Bank-Mercantile Bk & Tr_
Republic Nat Bank &
Texas
Per
$
$
Dallas—
First National
100
Controlled by the
p
All stock owned by the Kanawha Valley
r
Member
s
Trust
v
Traded in
x
Ex-dividend.
y
Ex-rights.
People's Corp.
funds.
as
10
100
Old National Corp.
Bank,
*■
—
—
—
--
—
150
27
25
50<
150
130
10(
190
10-'
10'
—
-
—
—
—
—'
10'
220
——
210
—
275
240
lot
„
275
m-m.
BANKS
National Banks
Stale
WISCONSIN
Dec. 31.
„
COMPANIES
111
Institution*
Dec. 31.
Canadian Bank Statements
Cross
Surplus &
Profits.
Capital.
TRUST
AND
Ask.
Bid.
Par
Deposits.
Returns
are all
of Jan. 30 1932.
Prices
are per
cent, not per share.
Nomi nal.
La Crosse—
$
500,000
50,000
500,000
60.000
Batavian Nat Bank.
Exchange State Bank
Nat Bk of La Crosse
_
Securlty
Savs Bank
State Bk of La Crosse
Per
483,080
109,753
484,493
28,607
136,151
100.000
share.
2u
3,979,704
804,682
4,781,923
915,889
2,057,231
10<
«...
10'
ioc
Milwaukee—
Amer State Bank...
Badger State Bank-
200.000
d
57,907
210,396
392,714
6,412,487
53,385
2,178,814
125,628
1,048,234
136,139
2,502,866
173,082
2,455,936
9.074,747 143,964,461
270,125
1,599,983
29,632
938,580
92,065
1,058,890
64,380
814,148
129,598
1,114,065
122,395
837,813
1.246,388 16,080,869
2.504,089 29,076,704
229,718
2,718,312
353,912,
1,457,234
378.676
2,490,224
373,633
12,189,585
209,973
2,769,347
54,216
1,180,645
255,540
2,236,542
145,726
1,075,076
400,000
200.000
100,000
300.000
Bay View Natl Bk— d
Citizens Bk of Mil- d
City Bank
East Side Bank..
d
200.000
First Wise N Bk
d 10,000,000
Home Savings Bank.
200,000
Holton St State Bk.
100,000
Kilbourn State Bk__
Layton Pk State Bk.
Liberty State Bank..
Lincoln State BankMarine Nat Exch Bk
Marshall & Ilsley Bk
Mer & Farmers St Bk
100,000
50.000
150,000
100.000
2,200.000
1,500,000
d
200.00 '
400,000
200.000
Mllw Ooinm'l Bank.
Mitchell St State Bk.
Nat Bk of Commerce dl .000.000
North Ave State Bk. d
200,000
Northwestern Nat Bk
Park Savings Bank-
I
200.000
200,000
200,000
200,000
200,000
400,000
200,000
200,000
400,000
300,000
Security Bk of Mllw.
16th Ward State Bk.
Sixth Wise Nat Bank
State Bank of Mllw.
!
!
TeutoniaAveStateBk
Vliet St State Bank
West Side Bank
Wisconsin State Bk.
First Wise Trust Co.
I
70.336
71,970
70,695
165,459
a
471,691
598,98°
120
131
4.5
Bid.
Par.
$
8
$
'
Bank of Nova Sootla
12.000.000 24.000,000 188,158,822
Ask.
Per
258
100
cent.
261
10*
20
!0.
OOK
200
36
150
20
lot
ONTARIO
40
20
30
175
33
20
40
50
Toronto—
Per
d
Bank
20
Can Bank of Comm.
30,000,000 30.000.000 435,494,733
Dominion Bank
7,000,000
9,000,000
10'
of
Toronto
'
Imperial Bank of Can
i
6,000,000
9,000,000
7.000.000
8.000.000
87,183,623
cent.
178
163
lOf
171
100
200
204
100
91.75S.586
97,924,001
101
10t
101
136
142
182
168
165
d
174"
d
175
20
10'
200
28
~d
QUEBEC
d
20
20
55
60
"80"
90"
Montreal—
d
Per
Bank of Montreal
hi
2
*0
36,000,000 38,000,000 578,717,322
7,000,000 7.000,000 104,963,473
500,000
500,000
3,216,505
Provincial Bk of Can
4,000,000
1,500,000 37,939.420
Royal Bk of Canada J 35.000.000 35,000,000 559,678,013
Banque Oanadienne.
Barclays Bk (Canada)
WYOMING
Dec. 31.
Deposits.
50
d
d
20
Halifax—
*
National hums
Cross
Fund.
Capital.
I0(
2,485,766
1,305,080
2,336,526
3,379,776
H.158,013
205,332
Reserve
d
d
786,701
1,223,874
566,223
835,447
1.000.000
100
cent.
100
LOO
I0f
'117"" 120"
183
187
Sale price.
d Unit of the Wisconsin Bankshares
Corp.
Member of the Northwest
Bancorporation.
e
I Last sale.
Cheyenne—
Per share.
American Nat Bank.
Stock Growers N Bk.
250.000
232,775
213,929
300.000
2.809,970
3,821,058
100
.
-m-m
«•
—
100
0
'
x
Bonds.
BU1.
Ask.
Allerton Oleve Bldg 0Ha 1945—
Certificates of deposit
Bid.
1st
Biltm-Commodore 1st 7s *34 M&S
BIng A Blng deb 6 Ha 1950.M&S
45"
60"
8
30"
45
58
Harrlman Bldg 6s 1951.
65
30
—
Lafayette Hotel
J&J
35
40
B'way Barclay Office Bldg 6s 1941
38
La Salle Hotel 5 Ha 1940
Lefcourt Manhat Bldg 5 Ha 1941Liggett Bldg 1st 1 h 5 Hi "
Lincoln Bldg 5Ha 1953
Broadway Bldg (N Y) 5Ha 1950Bway Mot Bldg (N Y) 88'48.F&A
Bway A 38th St Bldg 7a 1945.Bway A 41st St Bldg 6 Ha 1944..
Bryant Pk Bldg (NY) 6Ha'45J&J
Budd Realty ds June 1941
6s Sept 1941
Bush Term Bldg lat 5s 1960.AAO
Ohanin Bldg 6 Ha 1945
52"
55
70
73
33
41H
24
29
68
s
f 6s 1944..
/
82 H
Cheaobrough Bldg 6a 1948—A AO
66
2b
35
43"
45"
33 H
34
Sept 15 1935 M&S
6th Ave & 55th St 8Hs 1945
1512 Spruce St
m
6s
29 H
80
40
43 Exchange Place Bldg 6a 1938
1st
68
(Brooklyn)
Dept of Labor Bldg. Wash. D O—
5 Ha June 1 1932
J&D
Detroit Hotel 6 Ha 1932-41-MAS
Dodge Bldg 6Ha 1943
Drake (The) 6s 1939
Kdgew Bob Apart 6s '31-"44_A&0
Eighty Fifth Ave 6s 1940
11 West 42d St 6Hs 1945
Eppley Hotels 6Ha 1941
J&J
Eqult Office Bldg (N Y) 5s 1952Ferry Sta P O (San Fr) 6a 1934-
44
40
50
65
75
30
22 H
29H
37
26
26
35"
66"
73"
3°
/
A&O
50 Bway Bldg (N Y) 6a '48-M&B
1600 Walnut 8t (Phlla) lat 8a'47
40 Wall Street Bldg 1st 6s 1958—
Fax Det Theatre 6a 1942
A&O 1
Fox New Eng Thea 6Ha '43.F&A
40
35
35
42
12
18
61
Fox Theatre & Office Bldg
1st a f 6Hs 1941
M&S /
Fox St Loala Theatre Bldg—
lstsf 6Hs 1942
A&O
Fuller Bldg (G A F Realty Corp)
1st 1 f 5Ha 1949
-J&J
6a 1944
Fulton-Flatbush Bldg 6a '48.J&J /
Certificates of deposit stpd
f
Ctfs of dep unstpd
f
Garrett Bldg (Chic; 51931-40 /
Gen'l Motors Bldg 6s 1948
George Washington Hotel 6s 1944
Grant Bldg (Plttab) 7a *47—F&A
ilH
55
J
12
16H
12
38
38
35
4
15H
24
17
70
35
34H
36
f 6Ha '48 with war.
a
5H
45 H
38
52"
53H
45
Lords Court Bldg 5Ha 1942.J&D
Louisville P O 5 Ha Jan 11943 J&J
Mack Trucks R E Sec 6a 1930-40
55
Madison Clark
Bldg. Chic—
lat m leasehold 8s'31-'42 M&S15
Manhattan Co Bldg—
1st m & leaseh if 6a '68—M&N
Master Printers Bldg 6Ha *46. J&J /
Mercantile Arcade Bldg (Los Ang)
lstsf 5Hs 1953
J&D
Mercantile Properties, Inc—
Secsf 6Hb 1946
J&J
Minneapolis Parcel P O—
6* July 1 1942
J&J
Morton Hotel 1st 6s 1938...F&A
Munaon
Bldg (N Y) 6H«'39.M&N
Nat Hotel or Cuba 6s 1959.M&S
Nat Press Bldg 5 Ha I960 A&015
Conv
Bros
58 H
59
35
38
50
57
/
57
20
40
35
6H« 1948
38
9
6
Realty, Inc—
f deb 6s 1948—-J&D15
27
N Y Athletic Club 6s 1946
1900 Rittenhouse Square 6s 194419th & Walnut Sts 6s
Norfolk P O 6s Mar 1 1935.M&S
North Station Indus
Bldg (Boat)
42
1st m s f 6s 1948
One E 55th St Corp
30
s
aaa Office
Bldg 1st 8 Ha '48 M&N
Postum Bldg 8Ha 1943
M&N
35
43
20"'
50
55
93
38"
42
35
32
38
37
30
17
22"
31
33
90
35""
6s 1946
Savoy-Plaza Corp 6a 1945—J&I'
Deb g 5Hs 1938
J&J*
Schulte R E Estate 6a 1935-J&L
Without com stk
Sevllla-Bllt Hotel 7Ha'37—MAN
Shelburn .Inc (AtlOy)6 Hs'40 JAJ
-
Sherry-Netherland Hotel 5 Ha 548
Shubect Theat deb 6a '42.JAD15 f
Sixty-One Bway 5 Ha 1950—A AC
Gen mtge 7a 1945
Standard Bldg Corp 6a 1948-AAO
Stanley Real Est 5Ha '45
JAD
Straus Bldg 6s 1931-1941
State & Wash Bldgs (Chicago)—
1st sink fund 5s 1948ser AJn&S
10
40
16
/
42
35H
35""
35H
26""
24"
18
23
62 H
46
64H
48 H
86
73
88
76
55
20
23
15
60
60
10 East 46th Street Bldg 6s 1940Textile Bldg 1st 6s 1958
M&N
21
23 H
41
43
Transp'n Bldg(Ohic)0Hs'41M&N
Trinity Bldg 5 Ha 1939
JAD
208 South La Salle St Bldg Corp—
1st s f 5Hs 1958
M&N
2100 Walnut St 6s
Tyler Bldg 6s 1953
A&O
Un Masonic Temp (Oh) 0H# 1949
Un Post Offices 5H® '35-F&A15
Vanderbilt Ave Bldg Corp—
1st leashold 6Hs
1944—J&J 15
Van Swerlugen Co 0s 1935
F&A
Varick St Sta P O (N Y) 6a 1941
Wadaworth Bldg(NY)0a {53.A&0
Waldorf Astoria
1st lien 7s 1954M&S
Wanamaker (John)Phila.,£Hs'49
45
52
50
55
62
65
1st & ref 0Hb 1938
1st & ref 6Hs 1948
M&S /
M&S /
M&S /
63 H
69
Wardman Realty & Construction
Deb g 6Ha 1938
M&S
Washington Bldg 6s 1940—J&D
Westlnghouse Bldg 6s 1931-39—
White Motor Realty 0s 1931-40Woodbridge Bldg 5Hs '41--A&0
40
41
Mortgage Participation Ctfs.
70"
72""
'7"
i'2~"
18
25
16
35
20
39H
Lawyers Mortgage 5Ha 1932
N Y Title & Mtge5H» 1932
5Hs 1933
5Hs 1936
5Hs 1940
35
40
Title Guar
40
50
78 X
84"
/
4
95"
97""
40*
41H
20
20"
45"
16H
32
50
38
65
58
61
11H
97 H
99
12H
Wardman Real Estate Properties
1st & ref 0Hs 1931
...A&O
48
Taft Realty (New Hav) 6s'40A&0
55
n
Ask.
Sink fund 5s 1948 ser B
M&S
Stevens Hotel (Chic) 6a 1945.J&J
75
6Ha *45.J&D
56H 111 John St Bldg 6a 1948—
9
165 Broadway Bldg 5 Ha '51 F&A
16
One-Seventy Bway (NY) 8 Ha '49
One West 39th St Bldg 7a 1945—
19H Palace HoceKSan Fr) 6s '45.F&A
Param Bway Oorp 5Hs*51—J&J
15
Paramount Theatres 6s 1945.J&J
Park Ave Bldg 6s 1941
39
Park Lane Oorp 6Hs 1943
1
40
Park Lexington Co 6
Ha '53—J&J
40
Park Row Bldg 6a 1943
-A&O /
7
Pennsylvania Bldg 6a 1939—M&N /
18
Pitts Hotels Oorp 1st
5H«'48MAJ
Pittsburgh P O Serv Station—
1
5Ha Dec 1 1938
J&D
21
47
85
Neisner
35
(Phlla)
1943
17
25
48
65
82 H
75'
10
34
70"
6s 1940
Dallas P O 6a
75
Saks Realty 6s 1931
6s 1932-1945
70
60"
Court & Remsen Sta
St Charles Hotel (Atl Cy) 6 Ha *45
St George Hotel 5 Ha '32-'43 M&N
25"
Without warrants
Chelsea Hotel 1st 6s 1945—J&D
s
55
23
Lincoln 42d St Oorp—
1st mtge s f 5Hs 1953
Deb
6s May 1 1941
•J&D
Real Estate Board Bldg 7a 1946
Realty Assoc Sec Oorp 6s '37.JAJ
6s 1939
jg43
Roxy Theatre 6 Hs 1931-1932——
0Hs 1935-1940
Russeks 5th Ave Bldg 0s 1944
18 H
43
58
Oh Av Sta P O 5 H» Novl5*32M&N
Chic Beach Hotel 6s 1941—JAD
40
20
«...
Bid.
(Chicago)—
70
35
52
Chrysler Bldg 6a 1948
Cigar Stores Realty Holdings
S f deb 5 H« 1949 ser A—J&J
Oleve Term Bldg 6s 1941
Colton Manor 1st 6s 1937—J&D
Bonds.
25
/
30
39
Bowman-Blltmore Hotels 7s 1934
67
22
18
High bridge Station P O, N Y—
5 Ha Dec 1
1938
J&I
Hotel Lexington 6s 1948
Insurance Center Bldg 6Ha 194:
6s 1950——
J&J
60
65
Boston Parcel Post Station—
8-year 6% notes 1931
..
Ask.
70
Boston Post Office Serv Station—
6H» July 1 1938—
~
35
25"
A&O
leaseh 5s 1946.
m
25
6H
1935
Bonds.
55
21
Barclay Hotel 6 Ha 1945
1
funds.
Ex-dividend.
Quincy Station P O
Allerton 65th St Oorp(NY)5Hs*47
Allerton N Y Corp 5Ha '47-J&J
Oonv deb 6s 1942
-J&J 1
Atlanta Post OfTIce 5 Ha 1937 M&S
5Ha Oct
Minimum price.
t Trust
--
11
90
95
71H
77
95H
96 H
96H
1
&Tr5Hs 1932
5Hs 1933
5ys 1934.
5Hs 1935
8
94
97
94
-
—_
94
94
94 H
95H
Dec. 31
Par
Capital.
1931.
NetSurplus
Reserve.
Bid.
Per
Fir* & Marine—*
7.600.000 14,275,207
3.000.000 2,698,033
3.000.000 3,113,920
687,261
750,000
622,124
1,000,000
1,000,000 4,119,597
385,977
100 000
530,836
1,000,000
6.687.480 6,574,038
1,155.000
1.000.000 1,259,277
*42,749
C2.341.750
5.000.000 4,925,294
480,897
1,500,000
1,529,301
1.000,000
3.000.000 6,744,708
602,131
1,000,000
2.000.000 4,970,210
10
(Hartf)-Agrl cultural (Watet n)
Amer Alliance 'N Y).
Aetna Insur
26
10
10
(NY)..
Amer Constitution _ _ _
Amer Equitable (N Y)
20
(Wash'ton)
Fire(NYc)
100
20
Amer Colony
Amer Fire
Amer Home
5
6
(Newark)
Amer Phenix (N Y)_- (t)
10
Amer Reserve (N Y).
60
Amer Salamandra—-10
Automobile Ina (Hartf)
Baltimore Amer (N Y) 2 ^
26
Bankers & Shlpp (NY)
100
Boston (Boston)
Buffalo Ins Co (Buff) 100
6
Camden Fire (Camden)
Carolina (Wilmington,
Amer Inaur
N.O.)
Central Fire
476,844
681,635
10
(Balto)-.
600,000
10
etojre
Olty of New York (N Y) 100
10
Colonial States (N Y)_
Oommonwealth (N Y) 100
10
Continental Ins (N Y)
Corcoran (Wash'ton).
Cosmopoi n Fire (NY)
Eagle Fire (Newark).
Federal Ins (Jor City)
Fldelity-Phenix (NY).
Fire Assoc of Phlla—
60
(Wash'ton)
Fund (S F).
20
Flremanslns (Newark)
Franklin Fire (Phlla).
Glen Falls Insurance
(Glen Falls N Y)—
Globe & Republic
10
Fireman's
Firemans
10
10
10
10
10
25
6
826,140
1.000.000
1,500.000 I,304,085
24,779
200,000
1.000.000 2,343,969
19,495,958 16,721,760
332,875
100.000
742,690
200,000
566,253
1.000.000
2.000,000 6,791,533
13.859,299 13,135,441
5,600,000 3,152,096
164,047
200.000
7.500.000 9,930,873
18.795,380 13,510,822
3,000,000 3,036,412
14
ton
15
914
(Providence)—
9 ?*
18*
(a)
H"
320""
10
4
10
65
350
10
25
1334
14^
Stuyvesant Fire (N Y,
Transport'n Ind (NY!
1634
8
125
"482",839
2;411,430
20,095,632
9,493,985
214,782
13,327,592
9,534,666
5,743,198
63
,85-
1234
1434
252
1,299,941
2,406,784
3,816,195
689,437
20,319,234
14,258,593
1,913,220
250,668
1,000.000
678,802
1,355,848
1.000.000
709,082
1.000.000
1,200,292
13?*
10
103*
(Philadelphia!
-
25,345,537
1,809,805
"if*
38
17 34
60
Lincoln Fire (N Y)~».
5
600.000
1,000,000
1,000,000
26
Lumbermen's (Phlla).
5
Majestic Fire (N Y)—
26
Mechanics Ins (Phlla)
Mercantile Ins (N Y). 100
10
Merch Fire A«sur (com
(New York)--ipref 100
Merchants & Mfra l ire
100
(Newark. N J)
Merchants
Insurance
(Providence)
...
Michigan F & M (Det)
National Fire (Hartf).
National F & M (N J)
Nat'l Liberty (N Y)Nat'l Union (Wash)..
Nat Union Fire (Pitts)
Brunswick Fire
(New Bruns. NJ)..
New England Fire
(Pittsfleld, Mass)-.
New Hampshire Fire
(Manchester, N H).
New Jersey Insurance
(Newark, N J)
New York Fire
New York Hamburg.
North River Ins (N Y)
Northern Ins Co (NY)
Northwest Fire & Mar
60
10
60
2
6
50
250.000
2,152,975
2,670,904
4,150,635
40
1034
0
10
50
(&)
1634
1734
26
)
Gr
1,260,953
1,748,403
19,391,157
105,930
8,480,982
102,177
8,679,335
20 H
22
200.000
3,000,000
1,000,000
7.500.000
1,200,000
l.ooo.oou
7,425,400
2,603,226
3,047,461
1,148,567
751,893
10,184,859
3.500.000
750,020
1.500,000
6.000,000
2,552,820
850,000
1,969,932
3,252,233
6,867,443
1,042,744
2,3Q5,75S
6,650,301
3.200.000
2.500.000
4,697,554
6,775,205
(a)
36,246
1.250,000
818.682
40
""26"
31
15
18
1
------
16H
4H
18
I*
49
54
5
2,929,111
3.000.000
4,127,023
8,609,354
9
1
7H
10>*
40
44
4
6
1X
2j*
8
5
1,000,000
1,859,095
1,096,629
2,776,851
)
(Phila) ——Maryland Oas (Bait).
Mass Bonding & I:
(Boston)National Oas (Detroi )
10
2,600.000
5.000,000
828,919
2,991,748
648,223
5
12,209,151
5
9
4,000,000
750.000
4,086,137
27
29
737,664
10
12
National Surety (NJT •
New Amsterdam
60 15,000.000
4,000,000
500,000
7,639,739
10,552,643
10
4.500.000
2,500,000
6,172,404
5
875,000
2,184,073
2,217.532
Stand Accident (Mich !
50
760.000
1.000.000
2.500.000
750.000
822,725
668,167
1,210,305
1,100,000
1,649,418
!
5
10
6,250,041
2,531,813
10 10.000.000
4,732,260
16,568,710
nitv
(Phlla)
14
18
3534
3*4
37
434
10
.....
Manufacturer*
<Ncw
4
10
25
10
(Baltimore!
1
t
10J4
—
...
;
10?*
18
f-
Accb
Preferred
OOn.onn
^
.,
Public
¥" F
10
..
yorki
15)4
19«
Indem:
(Newark)
Seaboard Surety (
.
1212
(NY).,
4*
338,861
2?*
40
90"
10
15
7
4X
iy<
4
Policy
"34K '3634
Reserves.
Life-
-----
)
"434
14 H
27
10 15.000.000 14,075,380 342,968,183
25
15,032.660
6
8
130
140
45
48
9
11
60,883.894
550
650
15
6
Louis)
400.000
397,701
Columbian Nat'l Life
1.000.000
720,987
1,504,763
10
400.000
217,795
369,419
1434
1634
12
18
10
10
2.000.000
3,000,000
500,000
100
1.600.000
6,216,562
10
(Boston)
)
wunuduhaj
1,538,332 37,149,334
5,561,032 123,640,902
544,079
14,958,486
10
2.500.000
5.000.000
1,000.000
1.000.000
10
700.000
100
)
±j;
Kansas City Life (Kan
10
3.000.000
8,373,149
4,974,184
3334
3834
20
1.000.000
20
1,000.000
69,823
1,730,427
2,463,812
17
10
590,948
2,695,556
1,713,941
6,165,948
1,758,494
n
26
4,000.000
2,000.000
(a)
8,451,259
3,805,406
6
11
W*
38
10
7
1134
123*
42
.
Pan-Amer Life (N O).
Phila Life (Phlla)-..
a
19
1,000,000
752,308
622,605
2,000,000
1,000.000
3,127,125
6,218,225
78
1,639,723
1,533,437
621,676
849,832
2,853,320
481,269
11
.
-
25
10
25
1.000.000
10
1.000,000
88
18*
60
Western
States
100
100
2,000.000
100 20.000,000
1
750.000
3,500,000 73.451,583
1,040,652 139,304.871
127,600 21,213,758
2,289,484 25,464,957
290,149
11,867,984
*31751490 394,104.675
22,313,717 537.068,053
298,305 18,823.231
45
6
13?*
io""
16
12)4
400
500
475
2.50
495
2.95
c
10
1,000.000 *1,000,000
21,422,186
V."
v
& 320,000 no par shares, c Including 400 shares ao par general management stock carried at $2,000.
f All stock owned by
tock
e Ex-stock dividend, v Ex-rights, t No par value.
Q All stock owned by North British & Mercantile Co. ft Last sale, t New stock,
1930 figures.
Holding company
December
654,647
6,385,697
1,278,237
1,468,733
5
National Surety Co.
*
55
400,900
10
.
250,302
1.000.000
440.244
1.000,000
5.000.000 10,159,679
325,346
500.000
4.000.000 2,279,770
350,357
100.000
1,507,953
2,750.000
"I"
1,265,986
6,715,606
Indemnity
Amer
(New York).
U S Casualty
10
(Minneapolis)—...
a
10
1234
PC-
North wester nNational
Occidental Ins (S F)„.
Pacific Fire (NY), i..
Phlla Nat (Phila)—.
Ind)_.
(Hammond,
16
New
(Milwaukee)
Hi
n
20J4
83,996
2,712,454
2,670,904
5
lndiPniia
Continental Casualty
Oonstltu
123*
a*
1,849,096
600.000
1.000.000
3,000,000 II,400.787
1.000.000 1
1.000.000
Consol Ind & Ins (NY )
EmployeruRe-ins(KO
Fidelity & Dep (Bait).
21
143,311
64,623
2,028,776
200,0011
10
25
Atner Surety (N Y!
Excees Ins (NY)
1,755,914
496,023
25),783
1,117,446
839,365
147,123
626.243
2,152,975
60
.
(N Y).
Lloyd's Casualty
10 12.000,000 27,670,843
5
1,000,000 1,990,602
Lafayette (New Orl)Liberty (Louisv, Ky).
'2)4
1,034,681
3,022,412
138,714
150
Amer
Knickerbocker (N Y)_
452,659 \1,714,835
236,308
305.122
r
Amer Reinsur
1434
Hudson
Insur Co of Nor
21
190
40
45
1034
222
(Philadelphia) 100
20
160
f
Casualty & Surety
7
30
44
28,081,609
17,143,312
932,730
1,007,200
445,596
4,771,405
1,022,074
35,440,876
38,710,887
2,485,125
591,558
1,055,112
16
4
470
100
9
79
69
22
14,732,004
10,066,950
Fire
"2l" "23"
50
21
4H
115
110
450
10
25
30
--„
9,050,140
12,404,590
500.000
2,000.000
10
-
Virginia F & M (Rich¬
mond)
'
7
4
1,563,098 J 2,192,922
9|*
4o
1.000,000
20
Victory Ins (Phila)
5)4
8X
IS""
Iff"
2
1.000.000
1.000.000
1.000.000
6
150
3H
13
100
"i9iz "20~"
5
3
"215,931
110
135
4
6.000,000
1.000.000
5,034,267
2.000.000
6,000,000
1,349,975
100 7.000,000
(New York)
10 16,300.000
Great Amer Ins (N Y)
750.000
GuarantyFIre (Prov).
2.000,000
Halifax (Hallfax.N.S.) "lo
60
1,000.000
Hamilton Fire (N Y)_
10
4,000.000
Hanover Fire (N Y)—
10
1,000,000
Harmonla Fire (Buff).
10 12,000.000
Hartford Fire (Hartf).
10 24,000,000
Home (New York)—
1,000.000
10
Home F Jfc M (S F)__.
10
500.000
Homestead Fire (Bait)
of Pa
13,838,024
25
9
26
5,028,050
806,036
408,110
1,828,605
7,085,007
St Paul F A M 'St P!
34
10
666,430
4,245,940
11,492,439
894,732
26
ti
315,623
Rochester American
1734
7
Incur (Hud¬
son (NY)
Importers Sc Exporters
(New York)
Insurance Co of State
1,224,943
1,000.000
1,500.000 3,119,921
4.000.000 10,364,343
538,900
1,000,000
2,000.000 2,322,133
46
24 }4
355,747
1,640,465
3,026,702
10
32
243,053
727,406
1,633,944
1,003,252
26
7,244,542
3,333,393
10
250,000
2,000.000
2,000.000
44
4,789,108
2,568,888
(Rochester).
Rossialns (Hartford).
17
15
634
4,979,760 "l2y2
893,931
92,112
2,592,756
24.559,657
33,215
8,284,081
1,171,674
366,929
.......
6
5,287,955
1,235,742
2,412,166
5,274,730
2,242,081
3.000.000
1.000,000
1.000,000
Per Store
10,928.478
10
6
Ask
Bid.
Washing¬
-
1034
275
:
6,000,000 19,548,552
oo
Providence
5,736,570
2,464,131
Globe & Rutgers
$
10
8*
5.000,000
1,000,000
10
Reserve.
$
$
Fire & Marine—
10
Voting trust cfcfi---
s
Premium
1931.
Capital.
10
21,068,136
5,474,692
1,779,423
898,581
274,758
5,181,252
65,347
457,315
13,460,665
1,800,317
Par
Ask.
Unearned
Dec. 31
Unearned
Premium
NetSurplus
9;.
STOCKS
INSURANCE
112
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@FedFRASER