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BANK
RECORD
U. S.
REQ.
("AT.
OFFICE
SEPTEMBER IN RETROSPECT
P«fe
Commercial
Cotton.
Hides and Leather...
9
—- — -----—
Course of the Stock
Iron and Steel Trade..
Market----------14
---IS
Dividend Declarations
Federal Reserve Bank—Brokers' Loans- 16
Foreign Affairs-
-4
— -
Foreign Exchange ......
Grain—Coffee—Sugar
....16
—
—10
..—
Page
1
Financial £vents.
and
Money Market
New
9
....
.......
7
...
.16
...
Security Issues
.
Rubber
—
..
9
......64
Boston Stock Exchange—
......60
Chicago Stock Exchange...
68
Cleveland Stock Exchange.......
Detroit Stock Exchange
Los
... — -
--70
....—74
Angeles Stock Exchange
8
::
...
United States Treasury Financing.... 12
QUOTATIONS
p«««
——66
13
.
Textiles
INDEX TO STOCK EXCHANGE
Baltimore Stock Exchange.....--.
_
Petroleum and Its Products...........11
Page
New York Curb
Exchange
.....44
New York Produce Exchange..
.J8
New York Stock Exchange—Bonds
New York Stock
21
Exchange—Stocks!... 34
Philadelphia Stock Exchange..
63
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
76
San Francisco Stock Exchange........72
INDEX TO GENERAL QUOTATIONS
Paga
Bank and Trust
Domestic
108
—
Exchange Seats
Canadian
92
—
Federal Land Bank Bonds
.99
-100
Foreign Government Bonds..
Industrial Bonds...—
Domestic-
119
—
Canadian
—90
—
94
Industrial Stocks
I nsurance Stocks and
Page
Municipal Bonds*—
Companies-
Scrip.
.......
93-120
Investment Trust Securities—
.81
—119
B.
93
William
DANA
....
Railroad Bonds..
Railroad Stocks
....
of
80
..........
—
-
-
Guarantee and Safe
87
.........76
Real Estate Trust and Land Stocks
Textile Stocks
....
98
94
.93
Deposit
Stocks
,.94
Securities..99
United States Territorial Bonds.99
1934
COMPANY,
Street, Corner
—
Real Estate Bonds..--
5,
WILLIAM
Utility Bonds..................82
United States Government
Mill Stocks—see Textile Stocks—
Mining Stocks-.........
101
Public Utility Stocks
Title
Joint Stock Land Bank—
Securities
Public
99
...
........—
PUBLISHERS
Spruce Street, New York.
Jfate geposil and <gmst Ca
-OF BALTIMORE-
Surplus and Profits $4,067,337
Capital $2,000,000
TN the
nearly sixty
business,
years
that it has been in
this Company—the
oldest trust
in Maryland—has, as Executor, Ad¬
ministrator and Trustee, faithfully and.success¬
company
fully administered and settled many estates.
Its activities
are
confined solely to the manage¬
ment of estates and
It
has
acquired
property.
a
reputation for stability,
promptness, efficiency, courtesy and
ing, and has built up
a
fair deal¬
competent organization
especially trained for the intelligent and prudent
management and settlement of estates.
DIRECTORS
John J. Nelligan, Chairman
Joseph B. Kirby, President
Edwin G.
Howard Bruce
J. Edward Johnston
Blanchard Randall
Lyman Delano
Charles E. Rieman
Robert Garrett
Morris Whitridge
Baetjer
Norman James
BANK ^QUOTATION
RECORD
U.
RCa.
•.
PAT. OFFICE
Copyright In 1934 by WILLIAM B. DANA COMPANY, In office of Librarian of Congress, Washington, D, C.
Entered
as
Second Class Matter, March 9 1928, at
VOL. 7.
the Post Office at New York, N. Y., under the Act of March 8 1879.
NO
NEW YORK, OCTOBER 5 1934.
10.
Strike of Textile Workers
Bank
The Bank and
Quotation Record
and
Quotation Record is
one
Among
of the companion publications
and
and
United States
U. S. Possessions and Territories; $11.50 in Canada; $13.50 in South
Central America (except Argentina), Spain, Mexico and Cuba, and
$10 per annum within the
are
The
fined at first to the cotton textile
later to include the
estimated
$15 in other foreign countries.
a
American business during the past
subscription price to the Bank and Quotation Record is $10.00
Postage outside of United States extra.
Single copies are sold
that
month was that of the
The strike wras con¬
and extended
workers,
It was
wool, worsted and silk trades.
be in¬
upwards of 650,000 workers would
volved, but
many
result
only about 50%
of
the world
developments in
outstanding
nation-wide strike of textile workers.
of the Commercial & Financial Chronicle, and is issued monthly.
Terms for the Chronicle
the
failed to respond
the
to the call, with
year.
at $1.00 per copy.
that
quit their jobs.
CHICAGO OFFICE—208 South La Salle Street.
LONDON OFFICE—Edwards & Smith, 1 Drapers' Gardens,
WILLIAM B. DANA COMPANY,
number of casualties, ended on
Publishers,
York.
Sept. 1,
The strike became effective on
and after much violence in various mill centers,
E.G.
William Street corner Spruce Street. New
of the contemplated number
Sept. 24.
including a
It terminated in*
He urged
response to an appeal from President Roosevelt.
the strikers to return tb work and asked manufacturers
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take
AND
SEPTEMBER—COMMERCIAL
OF
From many quarters during the month have come expres
sions of views
as
policies; the Chamber
of those bodies,
one
which, through its board of directors, has taken occasion to
On
Sept 24 the directors of the Chamber addressed President
Roosevelt
behalf
on
of organized business in
declaring that there is "a general
the business men" of the nation.
among
out that it has
this country,
state of apprehension
The Board pointed
.supported the Administration for 18 months
in its recovery program, but asserted that business recovery
lie
cannot
dence."
accomplished
"a
without
Five major factors
restoration
of confi
stated.
These it listed
Board
The
Wiley—the
increasing taxes, and uncertainty
as
to when and how the budget will be
2.
business
history records
by
bureaus
Government
and
over
officials,
5.
The new
called.
was
Walter
P.
of the
Stacy,
James Mullen-
personnel
same
Winant
ernor
Press
the
Steel Labor Relations
Washington
sum¬
proposals of the Board headed by Gov¬
follows:
as
1.
A
textile labor relatione
2.
A
survey
board to protect labor's
rights.
by Government agencies to determine whether the industry
"support an equal or a greater number of employees at higher wages."
can
A second board to regulate the
stretchout—a system whereby
a
worker
greater number of machines.
a
An
4.
inquiry by the Labor Department to aid in settling the problems
differentials
of
as
advices from
between
prescribed minimum
and the
wages
wages
above
which
policy
all
Utterances
by
those
who
destroy confidence in
of
Government
President Roosevelt
disturbances,
our
and
fostered
and
with grave
financial
An appeal
or
in
order
for "united action of management and labor"
to
industrial
promote
recovery
made
was
on
en¬
Sept. 30 by President Roosevelt, in a radio address from
speak
for
the
Administration
the security of property and investments and
citizens
its
to
assume
Appeals for Industrial Truce Between Capital
as Aid to Recovery
and Labor
Increasing strikes and violent labor
fill the minds
our
strike
Justice
management of
or
couraged by radicals in labor organizations.
which
investigation of
an
special board of inquiry headed
the
Chief
Associated
destructive of nations.
as
3. Increasing activity by the Federal
Government in establishing
subsidizing enterprises in competition with private business.
4.
26
Relations
the minimum.
Increasing activity in the exercise of control
private
after
of
marized the peace
3.
balanced.
a
Carolina Supreme Court, Chairman;
Board.
expenditures by the Federal Government, with rapidly
enormous
by
Sept.
On
Labor
bach, of Chicago, labor arbitrator, and Admiral Henry A.
tends
1.
Textile
the
the outcome of
was
causes
shortly
consists
North
follows:
as
problems.
various
created
by Governor Winant of New Hampshire, appointed by the
in the New Deal policies are
acting to undermine business confidence, the communication
their
move
the strike and its
President
take cognizance of the situation confronting business.
of
Roosevelt
This
Board.
to the Government's
Commerce of the United States is
of
President
to
pending
discrimination,
employees without
adjustment
an
FINANCIAL EVENTS
all
back
apprehension for the stability of
integrity.
the
White
House
ployees
which
was
i broadcast
should
give
a
full
throughout
the
both employers and
President said that
The
nation.
emn
to Government agencies
trial
designed to promote industrial peace, and added that during
It is to be noted, too, that the Federal Advisory Council
of the
it
Federal Reserve Board has given evidence
regards
essential steps
as
recovery."
Sept.
On
27
Lichtenstein, of Chicago,
to at a
"real
made public
or
permanent
Secretary,
Walter
to the
Federal
Reserve Board,
the Federal
A
2.
Currency of
3.
A
return
5.
The
of
6.
sion
use
their
co-operation
a
gold
standard must precede
fluctuation value is
money
in
specific
trial
s
Resignation of Gen. Johnson, NRA
Among other important happenings of the month were the
resignation of General Hugh S. Johnson, effective Oct. 15*
as
Administrator of the National Recovery Administration
The first is the National Industrial
posed
Government
"a
competition
with
the three
agencies proposed to take over the direction of the NRA,
business.
of
establishing
and the selection by President Roosevelt of two of
recovery.
deterrent to business.
a
in
private capital
of five members,
Recovery Board, com¬
which on Oct. 15 will
General Johnson's administrative duties.
take over
The second is the,
cease.
The
threat
to the
definitely stated program for balancing the budget is essential to
restoration
should
seek
period of industrial peace."
Re¬
banks and each member bank of the Federal Reserve
1.
representatives of large
statement agreed
a
System, in which the Council expressed its conviction that:
4.
October he intends to confer with
employers and of large groups of organized labor in order to;
meeting of the Council, in Washington, Sept. 18, and
addressed
serve
toward
Council's
the
of what
steadily
to
mounting
Government
debt
constitutes
a
dangerous
Industrial Policy Committee.
The third agency proposed by
the President is to act as the judicial branch of the tribune
public credit.
The currency and1 credit supply .now existing are ample for an expan¬
of business and
that demands for currency inflation are without
set-up
in
the
NRA.
President
Roosevelt has
stated that the NRA will be subject to many
frequently
changes, that
sound basis.
7.
The history of inflation shows it ends in utter disaster for every
experiments will be made and mistakes corrected
class
occur,
but one—the speculators.
The Advisory
serve
Board
to Mr.
a
Council's statement brought from the Re¬
rejoinder, in the nature of
a
reply,
on
Sept 27,
Lichtenstein by Vice-Governor J. J. Thomas, of the
as
and that the whole process will probably be
evolution, lasting over
a
period of
they
one
of
years.
Employees of Aluminum Co. of America End Four-Week Strike
A
strike
of
8,700 employees
of
the
Aluminum
Co.
of;
Board, this embodying a resolution adopted by the Board,
America, which had closed six of the company's plants sine©
Sept. 26, in which.it indicated that "the Board considers
it began on Aug. 11, was ended on Sept 7 when the workers
that the matter contained in the statement referred to does
not
come
within
the
Board."
jurisdiction of the Federal Reserve
'
began returning to their jobs under
nized
for
"the principles of collective
a
settlement which recog¬
bargaining"
by the National Industrial Recovery Act.
as
provided
The Company
agreed not to reduce the wage scale,
expressed themselves as pleased with the terms
The agreement was
ment.
during which there is a
strik¬
of settle¬
continued:
The
reached after a conference among
officials, a Federal mediator, and the
Council of Aluminum Workers.
company
covering any months subsequent to
reports
Representatives of both the company and of the
tion.
rules provided for
October 1934
change of ownership. The advices
previously promulgated on Aug. 13, the
and also not'to discrimi¬
employee who belongs to a labor organiza¬
nate against any
ers
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3
provision, but also requires a person to
rule contains the same
new
holder of more than 10%
after Nov. 1 1934 if the
or after Oct. 1 1934 if it is
report upon becoming: a director, officer or
make
of
National
a
equity security, in case he becomes such on or
an
registered,
temporarily
is
security
or
on
regularly registered.
Chicago Ended
Cleaners' Strike in
paralyzed the cleaning and
strike which
lockout and
A
The
13 days was ended on Sept. 18
agreement providing for a general increase of
dyeing business in Chicago for
under
an
unionization of all the 104 clean¬
ing plants in the city. Representatives of the Chicago Clean¬
ers' & Dyers' Association issued a statement on Sept. 18 in
which they predicted that the new agreement would end
price-cutting and would mean payment of higher wages to
employees. Most of the plants had declared the lockout on
Sept. 5 as a protest against alleged low wages and cut rates
in the minority of plants employing non-union labor.
The
Chicago "Tribune" of Sept. 19 described the settlement, in
prices to the public and the
The
75c. for cleaning and delivering a garment, while prices
chain stores ran as low as four g&rments for a
of the cash and carry
some
by
of
Board, from 25% to 45% of the current
market value
security will be the margin requirement
a
conforming to the standard pre¬
Securities Exchange Act of 1934.
In making
pubjic the regulations, the Board on Sept. 27 gave out a
statement which said,
a
as
lower
higher margins in accordance with prevailing
or
the standard adopted
securities
as
much
a
as
conditions.
Under
communication
Regulation
with other matters
maintenance of credit by brokers, dealers and
prescribed for margin requirements constitute a part of
the
of securities exchanges for
purpose
of purchasing or carrying
the purpose of pre¬
Most of the rules in this regulation are for
securities.
requirements, and no restrictions
are placed! on loans for industrial, agricultural, or commercial purposes.
The regulation becomes effective Oct. 1 1934.
In order, however, that
persons affected might have additional time to familiarize themselves with
its provisions, the Securities and Exchange Commission at the request of
venting the circumvention of the margin
Federal
Board
Reserve
has made
securities from the pertinent
broad
use
of
its
loan has been granted,
below the standard
Loans by
The
the opera¬
in his account if his margin falls
but imposes restrictions
on
Non-Member Banks to Members of Stock Exchanges and
Dealers—Provision Embodied in
Regulations of
Board
regulations issued on Sept. 28 by the Federal Re¬
Board governing
margin requirements under the Se¬
curities Exchange Act of
company,
Federal
Relationships
Reserve
numbered 1419
registered
for the profits arising from such transactions."
SEC stated that with regard
The communication from the
monthly
to
reports
provided
for in
Act,
Securities and Exchange
no
month
that
to
subsequent
Section 16-A of the
reports are to be made
except when there has been a change
October 1934.
in ownership during a
SEC also
The
of a
registration
security, if such registration is not a temporary
of
says
report must be made following the registration
a
security already listed.
a
Amendment
with
Bank
and dated
Dealers
in
Securities
of New York, in a circular
Sept. 19, sent to member banks
Governing Securities Act of 1933—
Further Extends Effec¬
Regulations
to
Securities and Exchange Commission
tive Date
Applying to Exemption
Securities
The
and
from] Registration of Certain
Oil Rights
announced on
Exchange Commission
until Oct. 15, the
securities offered to
Sept. 15 the extension for one month, or
registration of new
exemption from
undivided
fractional
cover
mineral
interests
in oil,
and other
gas
oil
fractional undivided
except
rights,
and gas
royalty interests.
Monthly Report Issued by Treasury Department
Position of Government
Showing Financial
Agencies Financed Wholly or in Part
Government Funds
from
A
Sept. 23 by Secretary of the Treasury
report issued
Morgenthau shows, in the case of agencies
Government
from
States
as
funds,
a
of July 31 1934 of
financed wholly
interest
proprietary
pared with $3,238,000,000 on June
of
the
$3,133,000,000 as com¬
30, a decrease of $105,-
Washington it is noted that
wholly-owned Government agencies the pro¬
In press accounts from
000,000.
case
of
prietary interest represents the excess of assets over
lia¬
bilities.
Government's
The
in
interest
proprietary
agencies
31 1934 was
$968,000,000, as compared with $930,000,000 on June 30, an
increase of $38,000,000.
With respect to the partly-owned
Government agencies the Government's proprietary interest
partly from private funds as of July
financed
York Asks for Data Based on Cor¬
Federal Reserve Bank of Neu>
The
transactions are conducted
directors or officers of the registered
"such directors or officers shall account to the
company
1934 provision is made whereby
non-member banks may loan to brokers.
respondent
out that the rule regarding
equity security by
in the
serve
with
principally
transactions mentioned.
corporation having a
of a
equity securities
United
Security
In the
concerned
are
in reporting the
Exchange pointed
Stock
The
rules
new
be used
to
forms
by
in securities and arbitrage trans¬
of corporations
actions.
The
prescribed for initial extension of credit.
Federal Reserve
13 1934,
promulgating two new rules covering transactions
and
to exempt
power
sections of the Securities Exchange Act.
which the customer may carry on
tions
Rules and Regulations of Aug.
Rule NA 1 of the
Oct. 1 to Oct. 15.
Regulation T does not prescribe a specific margin that must be main¬
a
SEC, amending
mission, together with Release No. 9 of the
exemption granted is for the period from
tained after
Securities and Exchange Com¬
the
from
Fractional Interest in
relating to the extension or
the
listed on the Exchange a copy of
rations having securities
rapid rise in value since
be lent is smaller, but in no case less
by the Federal Reserve Board, which also deals
members
Stock Ex¬
Sept. 21 transmitted to the heads of all corpo¬
change on
55%.
Rules
Stock List of the New York
The Committee on
a
transactions
the Securities Exchange
broker or dealer may lend to a customer on many
75% of their current market value, while on other
July 1 1933, the percentage that may
issued
the provisions of Section 16 of
when conducted by directors or officers.
Act except
securities, in particular on those that have had a
than
registration of a security already
providing that so-called arbitrage
also adopted
was
in part:
requirements which the Board has prescribed are those laid
standard in the Act, which gives the Board authority to impose
The margin
down
rule
A
shall be exempt from
for trading
accounts, this, it is noted,
scribed in the
security, but this provision only applies to
regular registration and not to temporary
the
issued on Sept. 27 by the Federal Re¬
Under regulations
serve
requirement for the filing of a report
registered.
in
Federal Reserve Board Governing
Margin\Requirements Under Securities Exchange Act ot 1934
Issued
Regulations
a
arbitrage provides that if such
Sept. 5.
The tie-up began on
.dollar.
Before the shutdown, members of the
cash and carry work.
for
Association charged
of
called for and delivered,
cleaning prices are 85c. for garments
new
69c.
likewise contains
following the registration of a
officers
part, as follows:
and
rule
new
is
the
excess
questionnaire de¬
owned
signed to obtain information regarding correspondent rela¬
ment's
tionships between member banks and dealers in securities,
of
assets
over
liabilities, less
the privately
agencies.
in the Second Federal Reserve District a
basis for the issuance of
a
as
Federal Reserve Board, under
of 1933.
a
revocable permit by the
Section 32 of the Banking Act
The circular asked each bank availing itself of the
interest
share
The report
in
of
the
the
assets.
capital
nature
of the relationship and
other facts concerning
Conference in Washington
syndicate operation in which the member bank par¬
ticipated.
Regulations Govern¬
ing Reports to Be Filed by Holders of More Than
in
10% Equity
Registered Securities—Ruling Regarding Arbitrage—Stock
and
Securities
Exchange Commission to the regulations issued under
the Securities Exchange Act governing reports to be
holders of more
on
a
filed by
than 10% of an equity security registered
National Securities Exchange, and by directors and
ficers
of
Regarded
companies issuing such securities.
Washington advices, Sept. 18, to the New York
of¬
As noted in
"Times,"
as
surplus
of
these
the earlier one was made public
of Examiners with Secretary of Treas¬
as
Move
Toward Liberalization
Agencies—Meeting
of Credit
Secretary of the Treasury Morgen¬
thau, heads of Government financial agencies and
for the Federal Reserve
struction
Exchange Notice
Amendments were announced on Sept. 18 by the
and
Morgenthau and Heads of Government
A conference between
Securities and Exchange Commission Amends
stock
Aug. 29.
ury
each
consists of the Govern¬
just issued is the second of its kind to be made
available by the Treasury;
privilege granted by such permit to report data describing
the
It
surance
examiners
System, the National banks, Recon¬
Finance Corporation
and the Federal Deposit In¬
Corporation, took place in Washington during the
week ending Sept.
15—the meeting extending over two days,
Sept. 10 and 11.
Assembled for the first time in 12 years
under
one
roof, said the Washington account,
York
Sept. 10, to
"Herald Tribune," the examiners,
in execu¬
the
New
tive
session,/listened to addresses by Henry Morgenthau Jr.,
Secretary of the
Treasury; Jesse H.
Jones, Chairman of
Oct., 1934.]
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the
RFC, and F. M. Law, President of
ers
Association.
As
tem
of
loans
conference, adoption of
banking examination
to
distinguish
doubtful loans
was
and
between
of
sound
uniform sys¬
a
reclassification
a
long-term
credit
of
"Times."
In the
that
President
Association, related that
President of
a
duplicat¬
costing his
was
agreed
sessions
complaint and
a
that
the
bankers
had
before
the
legitimate
a
toward
move
bringing about a greater
degree of co-ordination between the various Federal agen¬
cies
was
obviously in prospect.
New
O'Connor, Comptroller of the Currency, appear¬
ing before the Federal Advisory Council, at
Washington, on
Sept. 18, defined "slow loans" for the first time as paper
merely
"flagged,"
without prejudice
rating and without requirement for
made known
was
in
to
pressure
a
bank's
the
on
bor¬
Washington dispatch,
a
that
the
Administration, with
credit for the support
on
deposits
amount.
of business
view
a
toward
easing
relaxing rules inci¬
was
the
Should Be
held
advices
in
by President Roosevelt, it
from
regulations
Hyde Park, N. Y.,
imposed
by
•
that
used
were
by the rule of
in
normal
Direct
on
in
Government
statements
ference
and
two
examiners.
nent
ruling,
as
reason
National
cated at his press
rise
in
to
of
report
securities
reported
separately
are
under
Creates
ruling by
ernment
and
United
the
the
Federal
was
General
to
have
been
urged
National
the
of
added, caused
Cummings
on
a
general
Guaranty by GovernMortgage Corpora¬
Code
Recovery
do not
Gov¬
Corporation
Mortgage Corporation
has
had
the
over a
of the NRA Consumers'
Apparel, Leather
The
National
nounced
an
was
made
spread of several points
and
division.
in
the
The step,
it
of
program
the
pavment.
The
Attorney-
General's ruling was embodied in letters addressed
by
Morgenthau
to
John
H.
Sec¬
Fahey,
Chairman of the Federal Home Loan Bank
Board, and W. I.
Myers, Governor of the Farm Credit Administration.
Reserve
Banks
Begin
Conversion
of HOLC
for
Wholly-Guaranteed Securities
The Home Loan
all
Federal
Bank
Reserve
Board announced
banks,
including
J.
Haas,
Sept. 3 that
New
in
industrial
member
Administration,
was
announced,
Administrator
was
Hugh
of
Aug.
a
of
29,
second
S.
codes
the
an¬
Johnson
by
one
stage
for
placing
all
allocating them, for National
Recovery Administration purposes, to 22 sections.
Denies
Cotton
Textile Mills
Exemption from Retail
Solid Fuel Code
The
National
Recovery
Administration
announced
on
Sept. 12 that the Cotton Textile Institute, Inc., had been de¬
nied its
some
request that 359 cotton mill companies,
retail solid fuel code
Ruling by NRA
governing sales of coal, coke, wood, &c.
That Bonuses Must Be Included in Calcula¬
tion
of
Cotton
Any "bonus" received by
Textile
a cotton
part of his wage,
Acting
Wages
textile Worker must be
according .to
Division
ruling by
an¬
Sept. 12 by the National Recovery Administration.
Compliance Council for
situation
a
Administrator,
This finding, it is stated, follows submission of
the
operating
490 separate mills, be exempted from
provisions of the
'growing out of
an
wage
a
request by
official interpretation on
adjustments in
one
of
a
the
cotton mills.
Internal Revenue Collections in 1934 Fiscal Year Totaled
$2,672,239,194—Gain of $1,052,399,970 Over Previous Year—New York
Largest Contributor with Advance of 41%
on
the
experience
Industry Divisions to Ten—Textile,
Codes Grouped in One Division
Fur
allied industries together and
Internal
Orleans
1934
branch of the Atlanta Bank, would be
ready on the follow¬
over
262
cover
codes of fair compe¬
Advisory Board, Assistant Director
administration
nounced
Treasury
S. Johnson,
July 11 to
grouping all textile, apparel, leather and fur codes in
i
but
Federal
Francis
Recovery
Coonley,
the
have special
an¬
increase in its industry divisions to 10,
through
a
of
on
8
Authority to
Foundation.
as
of
Sept.
on
General Code
a
extended
Rev.
L.
retary
Administration
Advisory Board of the NRA, and Stacy Macy, member
regarded
guarantee
Willard Hotchkiss
Other members of the General Code Authority in¬
Prentiss
actual
Code—Dr.
who
ruling, takes the view that the guarantee applicable to the
Corporation bonds is not merely a guarantee of collection
an
Authority to Supervise Administra¬
Chairman of the new Code Authority is Dr.
Hotchkiss, President of Armour Institute of Tech¬
Cummings
in the market for United States Government
bonds and those
of the FFMC and the HOLC.
The Treasury, under the
is
contained
now
The
NRA
Attorney-General
of the Home Owners' Loan
Treasury officials
hour clauses
Under Basic
appointment of
of the Rockefeller
by
public Sept. 25 by the Treasury Department.
The latter's
action, it was indicated in Washington advices, Sept. 25, to
the New York "Times," was
prompted as a result of the
concern
In
Chairman
rationalizing
States
Farm
indi¬
clude deLancey Kountze, member of the Industrial
Advisory
Board of the NRA and Chairman of the Board of Devoe &
general
unconditional guarantee by the Federal
of bonds
Roosevelt
probably also be retained.
of Industries
affairs.
obligations, direct
tion
defining the
Mr.
bargaining, the President said that
child labor and maximum
codes will
tition.
permitted
ment of Bonds of HOLC and Federal Farm
A
press con¬
Willard
their
moderate upturn in the list.
Ruling of Attorney General
a
nology,
Government
issues, it
at
series of confer¬
a
conference, is likely to be abandoned.
collective
industries which
selling which recently appeared in the market,
these
on
to be submitted to the next Con¬
Recovery Administrator, authorized
the New York
"Journal of Commerce" noted, of
causing a sharp rise in the
Home Owners' Loan bonds which had borne the
brunt of
The
Re-
General Johnson
administer the basic code which General Hugh
by regulations
banks, had the immediate effect,
much of the
with
Child Labor and
declared
Price-fixing,
NRA Announces Increase of
is
with
The President held
discussed.
were
The
contending, Should
than
Under the ruling banks
which
Bargaining
reorganization of the National Recovery Ad¬
industrial program
gress
nounced
These
fully guaranteed."
The
20,
at his Hyde Park home with
General Hugh S. John¬
Recovery Administrator, at which plans for a perma¬
Named
business times.
States
Sept.
long list of
ences
reported in press
was
bank
condition
classes
of "United
Collective
Would Include
Clauses—Confers
Sept. 7.
on
Labor
lump the
of
a
Program
Reynolds Co. ;
to
Retain
ministration, President Roosevelt
holdings of Treasury-guaranteed securities and direct Gov¬
heading
"Sun"
contained in
Principles of collective bargaining will be retained with
ernment
obligations.
to
Hour
any permanent
tion
Obligations
of
Roosevelt
Permanent
conditions
ruling by the Comptroller of the Currency, made known
Sept. 6, rescinds the requirement that National banks
their
were
organization of NRA—Also
"f
in
Ruling by Comptroller of Currency Permitting National Banks to
Combine Holdings of Treasury-Guaranteed
Securities
with
A
the local banks
Maximum
Sept. 12, to be due to
on
Federal
examiners, the President is reported
be guided more
banks, it
Guide
for restricted credit
part,
The
the postal system 2y2%
pay
banks throughout the
country that had severed their rela¬
NRA
Responsibility,
unwilling to
tions with the postal system in the week ended
Sept. 15.
the
of Reason
depositaries for such funds.
which they can obtain only a fraction of that
on
names of
President Roosevelt Said
to Regard
Bank Examiners as in Part
Responsible for Present Restricted Credit Conditions—Holds
as
According to the New York
addition
was
pay
as Postal Depositaries —Unable
Employ Funds Profitably
is pointed out, are
dent to National bank examinations.
Rule
to be
bearing interest at 3%, would be
Because of their inability to employ
postal savings funds
a number of New York banking institutions have
son,
Sept. 18, to the New York "Herald Tribune," which pointed
out
The Board
bonds,
new
profitably
/
J. F. T.
This
the
York Banks Ceasing to Act
President
rower.
of
amount
A and
to
Rules—Comptroller of Currency
O'Connor Said to Have Advised Federal
Advisory Council of
More Lenient Attitude Toward "Slow Loans"
is
face
banks, in making the conversion, will require holders to
Relaxing^of Bank Examiners'
that
Series
as
ceased to act
bank $50,000 a year to furnish
reports.
In the same dispatch it was stated
that the Government
heads in attendance at the conference
the
equal
an
issued to retire the older
bonds, bearing 4The Reserve
large bank had
a
ing examinations by various authorities it
of
that
known
to interest, for
as
series of wholly guaranteed securities.
Law, of the American Bankers
told him recently that under the
present system of
close
Corporation bonds, guaranteed only
new
the adjusted difference in interest.
Washington dispatch, Sept. 10, to the "Times" it
stated
was
the
said
and
considered virtually assured
on Sept. 11,
according to the Washington advices that day to the New
York
ing day to begin the conversion of original Home Owners'
Loan
result of the
a
the American Bank¬
3
revenue
totaled
Over 1933
receipts for the fiscal year ended June 30
$2,672,239,194,
the collections in the
an
increase
of
$1,052,399,970
preceding 12 months, it
was
re-
REVIEW
MONTHLY
4
made public Sept, 10 by
the Treasury Department.
The largest part of the gain over
the 1933 fiscal year was accounted for by miscellaneous
internal revenue collections, which amounted to $1,483,790,969, an advance of $610,743,149.
Income taxes also
rose
in the latest period, however, with aggregate collec¬
tions from this source amounting to $817,025,340, an in¬
crease of $70,233,936.
Processing taxes for the benefit of
agriculture totaled $371,422,886 in the year ended June 30
1934, the first fiscal year in which such taxes have been
collected.
New York ranked first among the States in pay¬
ments of internal revenue, contributing $528,994,949 in inter¬
nal revenue and income tax payments.
This represented an
increase of 41% over the preceding 12 months.
The highest
percentage increase was recorded by West Virginia, with a
gain of 111%.
In total amount paid, North Carolina was
preliminary statement
vealed in a
Neu) Tax Program
follows:
The
Administration's tax program
Secretary of State,
the
introduced
munitions
in
truth
Before January, Accord¬
Provisions
sentative
Under
In
is satis¬
made public
Sept. 11 by Secretary Hull, concerning the character of some
of the documents revealed at the investigation.
decision handed down
a
in Baltimore, on Sept.
portion of the Frazier-Lemke
19,
German
Judge
From the New York
Fifth Amendment
W. Calvin Chesnut filed the
constitutional.
Congress and signed by
Association
Bankruptcy Act (amending the
Act) was passed at the recent
Railroads Formed as Consolidation
Groups—Aims Praised by President Roosevelt—
Jones Suggests Government Representation Among
of Amercian
Directors
Executives of the
country's principal railroads, meeting
Chicago on Sept. 21,
of
Association
in
announced the formation of the Amer¬
Railroads as a consolidation of the
Association and the Association of
American Railway
Rail¬
organization to deal with all
matters of interest to the carriers.
J. J. Pelley, President
of the New York New Haven & Hartford RR., was named
Executives into a single
of the
President
new
and on
group,
nounced that his annual salary
plans to resign from his post
he had held since
Sept. 26 it wras an¬
would be $60,000.
Sept. 22, informally
Jesse H. Jones, Chairman
indorsed its aims.
Finance
Corporation,
in
a
of the Recon¬
statement
1%% plus 1,000,000,000 paper
of
years
10%
world-wide need for currency
world trade that such
issued
association "a step in the right
would come from
believed the public would be better
organization in¬
cluded representatives for the public and the Government,
to be named by the President of the United States.
The
new association plans to set up seven divisions to handle
satisfied, however, if the directors of the
These will be law, operations and maintenance,
finance,
accounting, taxation and valuation,
and
planning and research.
Senate Munitions
tary
Investigation—Senator Nye's Letter to Secre¬
Hull Indicating Attitude of Committee with Regard to
Affecting Foreign Personages or Governments
Senate
Munitions
stimu¬
also in outside
discussions among the statesmen
gathered in the League city for
goods and services, and it was to
this end that a special meet¬
gold bloc countries
Unfortunately, the
discuss a system of preferential trade
establish the economies of the gold
ing of representatives of the so-called
was held in Geneva on Sept. 24 and 25.
expressed aim was to
treaties
designed
to
standard countries on a common
basis.
But even this is a
against the previous steady increase in quotas and
tariff rates that followed the period of currency tampering
gain,
as
The desire of the
in other lands.
is
to be
discussed
further in
present co-operation for
an
trade
increase in
of the
plan
matter in
Foreign Minister of Belgium, is
the author
proposed by the gold bloc. He broached the
recent visit to Paris and also took the initiative
a
France,
in the
defense of their currencies through
the countries concerned.
among
now
attended by delegates
Switzerland, Italy and
After the first of the two sessions it was in¬
modification of trade barriers by the countries
for the meeting
from
gold bloc nations, which
augment the
October, is to
in Geneva, which was
Holland,
Belgium,
gold bloc was regarded as the best means of improving
existing among them.
At the close
the economic relations
of the second session an
effect that the six
gold standard in the interests
restoration of the world.
tain
the
and
the
main¬
official statement was issued to
attending countries were pledged to
financial
of the economic
Maintenance of
parities was held to be one of the essential
Agreement was reached for the
commission to examine financial and economic
present currency
conditions of restoration.
Testimony
The
stability unquestionably would
for diminishing hampering
restrictions, such as quotas and outright trade control.
These questions gained consideration at Geneva, not ODly
within the sessions of League of Nations committees, but
dicated that
traffic,
stability and the increase in
late, if coupled with measures
Luxemburg.
the work.
September of the
interesting indications in
are some
Sept. 24, called the new
added that he
In the three following
12% yearly.
Trade and Currency Problems
World
There
marks a share.
paid, and since then
was
direction," and predicted that much good
He
"Sun" we quote the follow¬
ing further advices from Berlin, Sept. 22:
A 6%
distribution would require only 9,000,000 marks.
The records
show that in 1923 the stockholders of the Reichsbank received a dividend
Henri Jaspar,
discussing the formation of the new
organization at his press conference, on
struction
Mr. Pelley
with the Eastern road, which
1920.
President Roosevelt,
was
who were
the annual Assembly. At
length it is being recognized, even in political circles, that some
of
means must be found for enlarging international exchanges of
session
President Roosevelt on June 28.
Two Railway
Jesse H.
Dividend
advices, Sept. 22, stated
press
exchange/
Farm Bank¬
District Court ruling Section 7
of Subsection (s) of Section 75 of the Bankruptcy Act un¬
constitutional.
The decision of the Baltimore Federal Dis¬
trict Court brought critical comment from Representative
William Lemke, of Fargo, N. Dak., one of the authors of
the amendment.
Mr. Lemke declared the amendment to be
The Frazier-Lemke Farm
Reichsbank Omits
the old paper mark
opinion in the United States
National Bankruptcy
by Senator Nye, as
since
its most general aspect provides for
in the enforcement against farmers
Constitution.
the British Government
that for the first
inflated to enormous
volume in 1923, the Reichsbank has omitted its 6% interim
dividend on the' ground that many shares are 'held abroad
and that would necessitate transfer of much needed foreign
Berlin
and other liens," violates the
of mortgage
the explanation
with
fied
five-year moratorium
it.
Chairman.
Sept. 12, to the New York
London wireless message,
a
"Times" it was stated that
Frazier-Lemke Farm Bankruptcy Act—Repre¬
Lemke Holds Amendment Constitutional
ruptcy Act, which "in
way
opinion of the Committee.
necessarily reflecting the
GERALD P. NYE,
in
it is held that that
ican
high personages are concerned, and the com¬
opinions of these agents seem to have been con¬
regrets that the
as
Very sincerely yours,
Unconstitutional Farm Mortgage Moratorium
Federal Judge Holds
of
munitions manufac¬
record from foreign agents of
message
reports that the
the
found in the files of
such material in the
does not
unfounded as far as those
strued
time
of
of documents
necessarily imply the substantiation of the
statements found in these agents' documents.
There has been mention of
highly-placed personages in foreign countries.
The Committee deeply re¬
grets that a false impression may have been created, and that statements
made by manufacturers' agents abroad, although believed by them,
may
report.
a
mass
companies
American
be
announcement regarding the
until President Roosevelt sub¬
a
The placing of
turers.
Administration had agreed upon a
new
tax program.
In the meanwhile it is expected that
Dr. Roswell Magill, of Columbia University, will devote
part of his time to studying possible tax revisions.
Dr.
Jacob Viner, Treasury economist and adviser on banking
and taxation, will furnish Dr. Magill with research data in
connection with the preparation of the latter's re enue
paper
Secretary: Reports have reached the Committee ehowing a
the nature of some of the allegations which have been
into the record of the special committee investigating the
industry as exhibits.
We have been endeavoring to find the
My dear Mr.
misconception as to
to Congress next January, Secretary of
Treasury Morgenthau said on Sept. 6, in denying news¬
mits Jus
Sept. 11 1934.
Washington, D. C.
mittee
probably be no
will
There
■
Oordell Hull,
Hon.
The
Treasury Morgenthau
of the
Secretary
ing to
Senator
testify.
would be asked to
of the Committee, in a letter to Secretary of
State Hull, set forth the attitude of the Committee in regard
to testimony affecting foreign personages or governments,
it was noted in a Washington dispatch, Sept. 11, to the
New York "Herald Tribune," which gave the letter
as
Nye, Chairman
Pennsylvania in third position.
second and
No Announcement on
of war supplies
and sale
Investigating Committee opened
formation of
a
problems common to the gold bloc,
and M. Jaspar was em¬
powered to organize the commission.
It was emphasized
the statement that any stimulation of trade relations would
in
be
hearings at Washington on Sept. 4 as the beginning of an
undertaken without neglecting the interests of other countries
extensive inquiry at which it was expected that at least 100
and the necessity for more extended collaboration on an interofficials of American companies engaged in the manufacture
MONTHLY
Oct., 1934.]
national basis.
This point was
that the initiative of the
nation."
The
again made clear in a remark
gold bloc "is directed against no
principal goal must be
international exchanges, it was
The French
viewpoint
important for the
of the undertaking, since France
French views were dis¬
closed in broad terms by Lucien Lamoureux, the Minister
of Commerce, in an address before the Geneva Chamber of
is
the
keystone of the gold arch.
France, he said, is seeking to hold
Commerce, Sept. 22.
shock, but he added that she would soon be
firm and resist
forced to adopt more
reject the idea of
faithful to
"She is
ready to
that
bring about
But
as
gold standard," M. Lamoureux continued.
the
convinced
negotiations toward that end and is
which might
open
effort should be neglected
no
slight improvement in existing conditions.
even a
long
"France does not
economic bloc among the countries
vigorous measures.
an
as we are
facing the present monetary disorder,
France's interest will be to maintain quotas,
be
able
increase
to
accorded
these
and
hope to
we
benefits
quotas in exchange for
by other countries to French production."
This
speech and the subsequent meetings of the gold bloc repre¬
the view
sentatives aroused much interest in London, where
standard
probably would result in closer co-operation between
prevailed
nations
collaboration
that
Great Britain and the United States, at least so far as cur¬
The general
problem of international trade received some
study in the second,
Nations.
In
a
of Latvia, the
measures
technical committee, of the league of
or
report submitted Sept. 22 by Wilhelm Montes,
nations of the world
were
urged to take mutual
World industrial
combating the depression.
for
in connection with
announced
It
ombia
reciprocal pacts
of that accord
some
international
commerce
showed
"Economic and financial relations
slight gain.
The next
the exchange of commodities in many
restricting
This contrast between domestic recovery
national stagnation
is due, all
agree, to
the
and inter¬
adopted
measures
by various governments for the restriction of trade,
measures
originally designed to lessen the impact of the depression
the
but price disequilibrium
proving exceedingly difficult to adjust."
It was
which is
remarked
economic
that
never were
no
country
successfully
can
pursue
policy without regard to the policies
countries, unless the very
an
of other
object of the policy is complete
isolation.
with the
Treaties
for
But the terms
now
assumed that
trade accords with the
on
republics of Costa Rica, El Salvador,
publicly
A pact with Sweden
Nov. 5, while conversations
subject of public hearings on Nov. 12.
series of press
a
on
conferences late last month, the Sec¬
retary of State revealed some of
the principles motivating the
Administration in its efforts to conclude
so many
reciprocal
Mr. Hull long has adovcated the lowering
of barriers to international
trade and
on some
occasions he has
portrayed the general object of his policy as "economic
He reiterated last month that the general
disarmament."
aim
now
is to "reduce the
warfare."
The
measures
which constitute economic
trade treaties, he added, will not aim at
new
exact balancing of imports and exports
as any
and the triangular and multilateral
arrange¬
which much of the world's trade is based
on
changes,
Trade must be permitted to follow
suicide."
to economic
normal lines,
with the countries
such procedure would be the "direct road
can
be
produce the greatest aggregate of ex¬
though no two countries actually exchange
upon
even
to
equal amounts of goods or services with each other, he de¬
clared.
For these reasons, the United States would not look
with favor upon any
proposal for "barter" treaties, involving
goods.
Boycotts, more¬
direct exchange of goods for
the
considred economically unwise and would receive
are
over,
official support.
no
Regulation of Capital Movements
In strange contrast
with the earnest endeavors of Secretary
Hull to free trade from some of its restrictions is a suggestion
Peek, Special Adviser to the President
by George N.
Foreign
on
Trade, for regulation of the flow of capital from
This suggestion is contained in
country to country.
from Mr. Peek to the President, made
a
supplement to
an
a
letter
public Sept. 18, which
analysis of internationa
trade and investment transactions since 1896, made available
The United States Government, recognizing the need for
international trade,
treaty with Col¬
the authority
Spanish Government also have been started and will
be made the
is in the nature of
Trade
American
a
revealed, and it is
will be held Oct. 22
are
prosperity anticipated,
that
Guatemala, Honduras and Nicaragua.
But these endeavors have had for their result
responsible.
not
affairs those governments
countries for whose
upon
pact with Colombia.
a
granted by Congress.
was
is to be considered
depended
areas.
on
completed before
five Central American
"Foreign exchange markets are apprehensive of further dis¬
New impediments to international trade are still
Oct. 15
on
development in this situation was an announcement
that hearings
In
was
changes will be made under the reciprocal trade powers.
ments
organization, while international movements of capital are
Soon thereafter it
Haitian treaty.
virtually
was
was
would be held Oct. 15
hearings would take place Oct. 29 on a
noted in Washington reports
was
between countries remain strained," according to M. Montes.
further
that
a
proposed Brazilian treaty and on Oct. 22
a
Belgian treaty and
concerned,
paralyzed.
a
in connection with
any
while the volume of goods in
September, and it
time that hearings
same
with
agreements
well advanced, Secretary of
are
State Cordell Hull announced early in
indicated at the
pointed out, but the value of world trade continued to decline
a very
might be affected by changes in rates.
number of other countries
production increased about 12% in 1933 over 1932, it was
only
opportunity for statements by Amer¬
an
that
concerns
be held
Information, must
Tariff
on
provide
trade agreements.
is concerned.
rency
ican
gold
the
among
by the Committee
in order to
Exploratory studies relating to trade
added.
this matter is, of course, highly
on
success
general increase of
a
5
REVIEW
continued in
The report made public last month
last May.
was
discussed
brisk fashion
by the President and his adviser only a few days before,
during September its aim of achieving an increase through
according to Washington reports, and it was thus assumed
expanded
the
special reciprocal tariff treaties for which Congres
vided authority
was
pro¬
The first of these special treaties
concluded in August with Cuba, and the terms are highly
last June.
favorable to both countries.
It
was
followed by an almost
instantaneous increase in trade between the
and
additional propitious
an
universal acclaim that
the excellent
circumstance
two
was
greeted the accord.
countries
the almost
Encouraged by
public reception, the State Department in Wash¬
ington promptly hastened to make arrangements for the
clusion of
number of additional pacts of the
a
countries
with
nature
Whether the favorable
in
Latin
even
general
same
and
Europe.
terms of the Cuban treaty can be
duplicated elsewhere is, of course,
admitted
America
con¬
a matter
for doubt.
It
was
by the State Department that the close and
special political and geographical relations between Cuba
and the United States
tions.
were
favorable factors in the negotia¬
Our commercial relations with Cuba, moreover,
other
States.
This indicates
that
will be encountered in the effort to achieve
greater
knowledge of
difficulty
similarly favorable
tion and
when,
its plans for
concluding
new
treaties of
a
like nature with
no
adequate
countries
or
of
to
He states that
complete understanding of
Nation,
we
the flow of
our
immigra¬
must pay close attention to the migra¬
capital and its relations to
such
avoid
movements
as
our
foreign trade in order
occurred during the
1923-33
matter for gratification that various Govern¬
financial experts*promptly took issue with Mr. Peek
It is
period."
ment
But Mr. Peek proceeded to
now govern
emigration, and he added that "the time has arrived
as a
tion of
regulations
a
certain inferences placed by the latter on capital mov-
over
ments.
German
One
of
the
most
Trade
drastic
Control
measures
ever
taken
by
any
country for control of its foreign commerce was announced
by Dr. Hjalmar Schacht, the German economic dicator,
11.
The
new
control
complete, while to
over
regulations extended the several
on
re¬
steps previously taken and rendered the German
Government's
Department intends to push aggressively
financial transactions, and
investments in foreign
international investments.
remark that
strictive
matter for gratification.
That the State
our
In it Mr. Peek
adequate national bookkeeping
no
inventory is necessary for a
an
our
that any
treaties whatever that actually increase international
have
foreigners' investments in the United States.
Sept.
a
approval of the President.
we
system for our foreign
arrangements with other countries, but it is equally apparent
trade must be
that
are
exempt from the provisions of most-favored-nation treaties
with
that it had the
remarks
export trade.
of
some
German
trade virtually
import
degree control also
When the
measures are
was
established
coupled with the
other countries is best indicated by the number and variety
exchange restrictions and the exchange agreements with other
of announcements of
countries, little is left to the initiative of private enterprise
preliminary hearings.
Such hearings,
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6
in
the
Reich,
so
far
as
foreign trade is concerned.
REVIEW
Assembly sessions began
When the
The
Sept. 10, French
on
established long since by the Russian Gov¬
delegates took charge of the delicate arrangements for Russian
adherence.
The Council had to act first, and since a single
The aim of the procedure is to conserve the gold
opposing vote is sufficient to defeat a proposal for granting a
degree of control established resembles the simple monopoly
of foreign trade
ernment.
the Reichsbank, and add
matter of course, immediate
and foreign exchange resources of
It occasioned, as a
Council seat to
a new
applicant, great
exercised to
care was
countering measures in other countries and doubtless will
provide at least the appearance of unanimity.
A "unan¬
imous" vote for Russian entry and a permanent Council seat
continue to do so.
was
to them.
German imports,
All
obtained in
a
series of secret sessions, but it seems that
unanimity meant in this instance that several of the smaller •
without exception, were brought
under direct Government control by the new regulations,
countries
which
tions in the Council and thus
provide that their volume is to be adjusted hereafter
in accordance with the amount of gold and foreign exchange
available to the Reichsbank.
Individual foreign exchange
permits
to be issued and the system of assigning German
are
were
induced to abstain from voicing their objec¬
defeating the whole project.
After the Council acted, this matter was
referred to
subcommittees of the League Assembly,
smaller
that
of
the
organization
objections finally were
The Swiss delegate, speaking with
importers a fixed quota based on percentages of their former
heard.
requirements will be discontinued, even though German
importers recently were receiving only 5% of what they
with frankness, made clear the
required before restrictive measures were applied several
years ago.
Under the new system, however, there will be
representatives of Portugal, Holland and Argentina.
at least an assurance that
by
foreign shippers will receive
sums
Russian adherence,
moderation but
objections of his country to
while scruples also
were
voiced by the
Minister Louis Barthou, of France, answered all
grave
of the
one
and in the sessions
Foreign
objections
references to the "true interests of the League and
due them for exports to Germany in their own exchange.
of World
German imports, on the
other hand, will be restricted to what
necessity, and in the final vote of the subcommittee Russian
the German Government considers absolute essentials, and
entry was approved by 38 votes to 3, with 7 abstentions.
Berlin reports
The Assembly finally voted on the matter Sept. 18,
of
materials and semi-manufactured goods
be converted into finished products and again
to, imports
which
indicate that first consideration will be given
can
raw
exported by German industries.
Additional Government
boards will be set up to make the control effective, and the
number of such boards will thus be increased to 25.
peace.' *
His speech
ballot did not
concluding
Maxim
plea of opportunism and
differ from
Russia promptly
committee.
Commissar
was a
and the
in the
that
sub¬
took her seat and Foreign
made
Litvinoff
modest
a
speech
of
acceptance of the invitation voted by the Assembly.
Formal sessions of
The
for the action to
the
Assembly
almost colorless,
were
bring Russia into the League.
Chan¬
control is indicated by a provision for
limiting "free" imports to sums less than 10 marks, against
cellor
the
early in the month and he engaged in some private conversa¬
scope
of the
new
previous limit of 60 marks.
The difficulties encountered in all quarters as a result of the
save
Kurt
tions with
German trade control and foreign exchange restrictions were
to
reflected late in September by tentative arrangements for a
touched
transfer pact
between Great Britain and Germany, and
a
permanent agreement of the same nature between Hol¬
land and the Reich.
The British Government announced on
more
Schuchnigg, of Austria, appeared at Geneva
French, Italian and British delegates, with a view
obtaining financial aid for his country.
on
this matter in
a
Dr. Schuchnigg
formal speech to the Assembly,
well, but he received little encouragement and departed
as
without delay.
The most startling incident
tion by Foreign
was a
declara¬
Minister Joseph Beck, of Poland, to the effect
Sept. 24 that tentative arrangements, applicable until the
that his Government intended to terminate the treaty cover¬
end of October, had been reached in Berlin by Sir Frederick
ing minorities, unless that League pact
Leith-^Ross, financial adviser to the British Government.
to all States.
Germany
gave
assurances
that imports of British goods
would be covered by exchange certificates payable through
a
special account in the Batik of England, to an/extent
corre¬
Here again,
made applicable
were
the diplomatic significance of the
statement overshadowed its real content, as
realized that Col. Beck
out of
was
it
quickly
was
placing his Government farther
sphere of French influence and allying it
more
closely
sponding to the then current British shipments to the Reich.
These temporary results were not considered satisfactory
with
in London,
where it
proposed unilateral denunciation of the minorities treaty,
is far from
hopeful, since the German Government
was
unwilling to provide
over
a
long period.
any
said
on
Sept. 25 that the situation
appears
stable basis for business relations
Sir Frederick returned to London
on
Germany.
and Italian
This matter aroused the French, British
delegates, who protested vehemently against the
and the question finally was
the
of
smoothed
Assembly meeting.
membership in the final meeting,
Sept. 28, and the British Cabinet soon thereafter began to
session also reviewed
consider whether the negotiations will be continued.
over
Afghanistan
in the final days
was
admitted, to
The Assembly
Sept. 27.
on
by various subcommittees.
German
and Netherlands
Government
signed
a
The
clearing
by German trade with Dutch colonies.
to be made in the future
All such payments are
exclusively through clearing accounts.
Russia and the League
The League of Nations
Assembly held its usual annual
number of special reports
Among the reports submitted to the League of Nations
Assembly in September; chief interest attaches to statements
on
the financial conditions in Hungary
noteworthy that
some
vising governments that
League.
skillful maneuvering
was
accomplsihed after
and despite
cisms by various smaller countries.
Government made
manent seat on
some
a
great deal of
rather sharp criti¬
Not only
was
the Soviet
member, but it was also given a per¬
the Council of the League, a privilege theretoa
for
enjoyed only by Great Britain, France and Italy.
Ex¬
ceedingly careful preparations were made in advance of the
in
reserves
exchange
shoot of the
more
than
an
off¬
diplomatic scheming and planning induced by
re¬
advice
Austrian
currency
from
the
reserves,
adjusted
are
on
gaining.
powers
of
remains stable and
of the National Bank continue to
value of the
increase, while
Gold and foreign
the basis of the present legal
schilling, increased from 257,000,000 schillings
at the end of 1933 to 286,000,000 schillings at the end of
August.
entire arrangement was recognized as little
it is noted.
deposits in savings banks also
an
The
or
Austria, that country has displayed impressive
perhaps to the credit of the diplomatists that they made
effort to conceal the genuine reasons for the action.
request aid
Notwithstanding the serious political difficulties
recovery,
Assembly session, to insure smooth entry of Russia, but it is
no
It is
stances.
The reports were prepared by the Financial Com¬
mittee of the League, which is charged with the task of ad¬
that of Russian entry into the Geneva organization.
adherence of Russia
and Austria.
improvement is recorded in both in¬
meeting in September, with the chief business before the body
The
submitted
League Finance Reports
treaty on Sept. 22, to cover not only direct trade payments
between Holland and the Reich, but also those occasioned
a
Banks
are
reported in
increase in foreign trade
more
liquid condition, and
also proved helpful.
admitted, however, that the Austrian Treasury faces
It was
a
further
and sizable deficit, and in this connection the report suggests
the possibility of converting part of
political changes in Europe, and especially by the almost
universal feeling of discomfort caused in diplomatic circles
by the advent of a Fascist regime in Germany. France and
Russia have drawn steadily closer together since Hitler came
into power.
The Russian idea of an Eastern Locarno pact
adopted and promulgated by France, which insisted,
however, that it must be consummated within the League.
For this reason alone, Russian entry appeared desirable to the
pengoes
was
the untransferred
powerful States that really dominate the League, while
Russian entry also was counted upon to provide some offset
for German and Japanese withdrawals.
improvement.
the public debt
on a
basis
favorable to the State.
cent
few
Hungarian financial conditions
to
a
are
improving, according
further financial report to the Assembly.
The budget
deficit of that country has been reduced from 87,000,000
to 38,000,000 pengoes, but this reduction includes
tion loan.
portion of service
on
the 1924 reconstruc¬
Some gains are noted in industrial production
and in coal output,
but bank deposits do not yet reflect this
Although
exports
increased
materially
of
late, the proportion of foreign exchange available for foreign
payments was reduced, due to operation of exchange controls.
MONTHLY
Oct., 1934.]
Clearing arrangements, while serving
as
temporary expe¬
a
7
EEVIEW
in which
Germany is to be included if that country decides
dient, will not help the country's trade in the long run, the
to
report comments.
"Eastern Locarno" pact,
Eastern
The
German
Government early
in September made
belated reply to the proposal by the great Powers of
for the conclusion of
Eastern Locarno pact of
an
and guarantees, and, as
anticipated, it
was
Europe
The
sponsored by
France and finally presented to the countries
concerned by
Great Britain. Essentially it is- a regional application of the
Russian system of concluding non-aggression pacts with all
and it calls for joint guarantees by
Russia, Germany, Czechoslovakia, Poland, Estonia, Latvia
and Lithuania.
The
newly-formed friendship of the French
and Russian Governments is reflected in French
of the
idea, and the whole matter
adoption
definitely related to
seems
French and Russian distrust of Nazi Germany.
It has been
indicated reliably that Great Britain was won over when it
appeared that the alternative would be
between France and Russia,
but the British Government
itself has declined to accept any
plan,
responsibilities under the
by diplomatic
though it agreed to foster it
even
activities.
military alliance
a
There
alone would
was
impression at first that Germany
an
object to the proposal, since it would definitely
confine the Reich
the borders defined in the Versailles
to
But Poland also has exerted all possible influence
treaty.
against the treaty, and successive diplomatic incidents
making it
clearer that Warsaw
ever
toward Berlin than
The
substance
terested
is
now
are
inclined
more
German
governments
communications
the
on
Eastern
the
to
Locarno
in¬
proposal
made available by the authorities in Berlin Sept.
was
Not only on principle, but because of practical
10.
considera¬
tions, Germany felt constrained to reject the suggestion, it
was
made clear.
The
principle involved
concerns
Germany's
participation in such international pacts
or
in the League,
"which could not be considered
as
conference and must be
dispatch adds.
A
her
number
mutual
long
as
vising,
of
practical
objections
prove
stacle, and in this connection it
advanced.
were
pointed out that the
was
trends
and attempt
seen,
it
Eastern
in
moreover,
No
advantage
for
Germany
was
the proposed special guarantees, and
denied that there is any real political need for such
was
It
guarantees.
to
European conflicts and perhaps make
battlefield.
explained that Germany is not
was
averse
entering multilateral pacts, provided the basis is not
automatic
an
obligation to extend military aid in the event of
and the correspondence hinted at pacts of consultation.
war,
Bilateral
agreements
would be
even
of
and
non-aggression
preferable, it
more
consultation
added.
was
In Paris it
there is
now
even
three nations
are
attempted to
Foreign
introduce
Commissar
son,
upon
broadly hinted in Paris that
any
made.
It
was
Polish efforts to block the
Russian
some
realism
any
a
Litvinoff
Maxim
suggested
It
was
realized
increasingly during September that plans
general disarmament by the heavily-armed States of the
world,
as
discussed in
the
early sessions of the
Disarmament Conference, are doomed to failure.
now
indications that
world
some
General
There
are
of the foremost statesmen of the
hope to salvage what they
can
from the wreck of the
protracted conference through the regional security pacts
now
under discussion
clusion
in
of international
and
manufacture
Europe and the subsequent
agreements for
accumulation
of
con¬
supervision of the
arms.1
In
a
Geneva
that
the
end of the General Disarmament
an
report from its President, Arthur Hender¬
causes
of its practical failure.
"something useful," such
commission.
But
as a
much
transform it into
small permanent disarmament
opposition
developed
instantly
other delegations to the frank discussion desired by
among
the Russians.
Steel
Demand Improved—Scrap
Prices Again
Ferrous Metals Also
The iron and steel trade showed
a
decided improvement
during September, the trend in production
upward.
A
continued negative
which
steel
was
Non-ferrous prices, with the exception of
year.
also
and Steel Institute
as
being uniformly
market factor
further ground, receding to the lowest
gave
the copper group,
country
Decline—Non-
Weaker
on
were
unsettled.
The American Iron
Sept. 4 reported the steel mills of the
operating at
estimated capacity for the Labor
an
Day week of 18.4%, the lowest rate reached since the bank
holiday (in March 1933) when activity dropped under 16%.
This
compared with 19.1% for the week of Aug. 27 1934.
The Institute's estimates for each of the succeeding weeks
during the month of September showed
over
the
preceding seven-day
an
improvement
period, increasing to 20.9%
beginning Sept. 10, to 22.3% for the following
to
24.2% for the week of Sept. 24.
According to the "Iron Age" of Sept. 6 steel ingot pro¬
duction, after slumping sharply over Labor Day (Sept. 3),
some
recovery
was
and the
average
for the week ended
unchanged from the week previous.
provement, however, was unevenly distributed.
for
general
the armaments
on
Conference from its desultory course and
Sept. 5,19%,
International Disarmament
likely than
The Soviet Russian Govern¬
delegates made it plain that they desire to turn th©
showel
pact would be viewed very gravely.
to whether the 1935 naval
as more
its work and the
week and
to be
regarded
League Assembly call for
for the week
are
as
Naval agreements between two or
problem in the formal discussion of that body, Wednesday.
indicated Sept. 11 that the French are undismayed by
arrangement
of the armaments problem
ment, newly elected to membership in the League of Nations,
anticipated German rejection, and further efforts to
an
of national budgets
Geneva, where it is realized that
pact for limitation of warships.
the
such
committees, which will observe
doubt
some
conference will be held.
was
conclude
armaments race; the whole
an
The naval aspect
little hopefulness in
price for the
all
super¬
now
through inspection
arouses
her
the
of
to initiate legislation for control of all arms
manufactures.
scrap
in
way
being made for the General
Conference, therefore, call for a number of
Plans
poor."
Disarmament
armaments
nobody dares disarm,
be done in the
can
small but efficient technical
Reich could not undertake obligations that would involve
her
much
Nobody wants
world is too
The
insurmountable ob¬
an
The old grandiose idea of dis-
and eventually, in practice, restricting
controlling
armaments.
Baltic pact.
time it is desirable to keep the
same
ament must be discarded because
but it is argued that
a
of the disarmament
alongside the diplomatic negotiations
there is useful work for it.
arr
equal rights in the matter of armaments."
military aid would
and
concern
no
negotiated outside it," the "Times"
"At the
conference alive because
certain Powers
doubted
this, obviously, is
Conference and
toward Paris.
of
"All
a
mutual aid
Adverse.
was
proposal is really of Russian origin, but it
neighboring States,
and this is to be followed by a
Mediterranean pact, an Austrian pact
Pact
Locarno
There has already been much discussion of the
join.
sumers,
con¬
protected against higher prices until the close of
Wre said to be playing a waiting
in the expection that present quotations, in the ab-
the year
game,
Im¬
Steel
by code provisions,
sense of an impressive seasonal
upturn in business, would
eventually yield to the law of supply and demand.
Un¬
easiness
scrap
as
to the future
is
clearly manifest in the
prices and in recent reductions in steel
aries, added the "Age."
The
same
course
publication
on
of
sal¬
company
Sept. 13
stated that the National average steel output had advanced
to
19^% and that "while there is growing
evidence
of
report of Sept. 25 to the New York "Times", it is remarked
depletion of
that
dead issue, owing
characterized by extreme caution, both because of business
This is admitted by
uncertainty and the protection which the code affords against
price advances.
Demand from the largest sources of steel
widespread disarmament is, indeed,
chiefly to French fears of Germany.
every
serious diplomat in Geneva, and
a
even
Arthur Hender¬
son,
President of the General Disarmanet Conference,
sadly realizes the truth of the statement, according to the
struction—is
correspondent of the New York "Times."
stocks, replenishment buying is still
which is
disarmament
consumer
issue of
Resumption of
negotiations has been postponed until the end
of November in order to
provide time for
progress
toward
interlocking security pacts and international supervision of
armaments
manufacture, it is indicated.
influence remains dominant
statesmen
security by
are
said
means
of
to
a
have
on
the
French political
Continent, and French
intention of obtaining
number of mutual assistance treaties
every
business—the railroads,
now
the automobile industry and
limited mainly to the last of the
con¬
three,
still sustained by Federal expenditures."
In its
Sept. 20, the "Age", in addition to announcing a
further increase in steel ingot production to 21
% of c£ pacity,
reported that miscellaneous orders for both steel and pig
iron increased moderately, but that they reflected a
growth
of replacement purchases rather than the initiation of abroad
fall upturn,
further adding that in at least two important
market centers finished steel
bookings thus far this mouth
MONTHLY REVIEW
remain smaller than for the
and that where there is a
So cautious are buyers in placing
are being placed where
impressive proportions.
business that orders for
corresponding period in August,
margin over August it is not of
truckloads
carload orders would be ordinarily
of waiting for
expected^.
The necessity
bookings of this type to accumulate has ac¬
The "Age"
Sept. 27 indicated that a further rise in steel demand,
accompanied by a 2H-point gain in production (to 23lA%)
has bouyed up the hopes of the trade and stiffened resistence
to pressure against prices.
Part of the increase was attrib¬
utable to larger releases from the automobile industry,
centuated tie irregularity of
mill operations.
of
but much of it was said to be
due to heavier replenishment
Further acceleration of purchases for stock replace¬
for, since many steel consumers are be¬
buying.
ment is now looked
levels, continued the publication,
provisions
quarter, sales of a few
contracting seems to be barred by the
of the revised code banning price
advances during a
of late by the desire to escape increased
The shadow of possible freight rate
increases is also commencing to influence the attitude of the trade.
In
the case of pig iron, the higher rates, if granted, will increase the costs of
assembling raw materials $1 a ton, according to estimates by Mid-Western
producers.
Moves in opposition to the rate advance have been taken by
three important Ohio steel companies, which have asked to be heard in the
Commerce Commission hearings which were to begin Oct. 1.
products have been stimulated
extras which became
effective Oct. 1.
buying is the lingering fear of
eventual currency inflation, although generally speaking the tone of busi¬
ness is more confident and less uncertain, influenced no doubt by the end¬
Among other factors encouraging freer
ing of the textile strike.
when pressure against prices
prices,
later withdrew them when they realized that, under the revised code,
reductions would have to stand until the first quarter of next year.
The upturn
in operations came at a time
In
bad become severe.,
Once prices are cut
few cases producers actually filed lower
a
the die is cast under the code
and hence sellers cannot hope to improve
vances,
provision barring ad¬
their position on an
Detroit companies,
although partly due to the constant pressure of the automobile industry
for reductions, was more particularly the result of a special competitive
condition.
Because of the extras on certain widths of strip, consumers in
growing number bought sheets and slit them.
Now that the reduced base
prices have been withdrawn, this situation will probably be met by a com¬
The filing
of lower prices on cold-rolled strip by three
plete revision of the present extra
steel products has been
filed with the steel institute, this time by the National Automobile Chamber
of Commerce.
Actually, the attitude of the automobile manufacturers
toward Detroit basing is divided, those with plants in Detroit favoring it
Zinc
week
during
month.
the
The
from $9.92, the quotation on Aug. 28;
to $9.75 a gross ton
Sept. 11; to $9.58 on Sept. 18 and to $9.50 on
to $9.67 on
Sept. 25.
The latter figure compares with $11.04 a year
previous.
Pig iron and finished steel prices remained un¬
at $17.90 a ton for iron (against $16.71 on
changed
Sept. 26 1933) and 2.124c. a lb. for
finished steel (against
1.972c.).
reference
With
to
the non-ferrous metals,
Mineral Markets" in its issue of Sept. 6
a
"Metal and
stated that buying
major non-ferrous metals during the week
of
reduced scale, compared with the
ended Sept. 5
record for the
was
on
two
preceding weeks and that though the holiday had some¬
sellers inclined
nothing in the business p.cture
thing to do with the low rate of activity, most
to the
to
opinion that there was
cause
consumers
to follow anything but a
conservative
publication, in its issue
continued to decline
price and that this development had the repercussive effect
The
policy for the present.
same
Sept. 13, reported that copper abroad
of
in
in the domestic market of
discussion of
an
discouraging any further serious
increase here in the price of metal.
and Mineral Markets," in
"Metal
reviewing the week ended Sept. 26
reported in part as follows:
week, the imminence
of copper meetings to review conditions in that industry, and the knowledge
that a revision of NRA is about to take place, caused consumers of non-
to 4.35c.
at
on
Tin at New York, which closed on Aug. 31
to 51.90c. on Sept. 4, which was the highest
Sept. 29.
on
51.60c.,
rose
quotation for that month,
Sept. 7; thereafter the price
closing
500
tons) just about reflected the general uncertainty over what the last quarter
of the year has in store for the industry.
The price structure was held to
be reasonably firm on the basis of 9c., Valley, notwithstanding the doubt
that has come over consumers as to the future price policy under NRA.
Those in close touch with the situation believe that commodites such
as oil and copper will not be disturbed under the new plan of the Adminis¬
tration
However, buyers of copper did not feel like stocking up with metal
sold in the domestic market last week (about
.
under
present
circumstances.
Abroad, the market for copper held about
steady, some fair business being
transacted during the week at prices ranging from 6.80c. to
6.90c. c.i.f.,
[The trend in prices had previously been steadily down¬
ward, sales having been made a month ago at about 7.125c., c.i.f. European
Europen ports.
ports and at an average
influence
to
of 7.225c. two months ago.—Ed.l
A steadying
abroad was the feeling that producers will soon come together
consider curtailment
conditions that have
of production and marketing under the changed
resulted from the severe import restrictions imposed
by Germany, and to some
touched a low of 51.25c. on
moved irregularly up and down,
Sept. 29 at 51.50c.
on
Lumber Movement
Towards End of September
Recovers
New business booked at the lumber
mills during the week
Sept. 22 1934, was lowest of any week since
July
shipments were heavier than
during the two preceding weeks, but lower than any August
week; production was slightly below that of the preceding
week, according to telegraphic reports from regional asso¬
except for week ended Sept. 1;
Association
ciations to the National Lumber Manufacturers
covering the operations of leading hardwood and softwood
Reports for the week ended Sept. 22 were from 1,362
mills.
shipments
For the
preceding week 1,387 mills reported a total production of
200,101,000 feet; shipments, 187,590,000 feet; orders, 184,046,000 feet. Reviewing lumber operations for the week
ended Sept. 22, the Association further stated, in brief:
whose
mills
production
was
187,304,000 feet;
191,528,000 feet; orders received, 177,460,000 feet.
Southern Pine, Western and Northern Pines
Northern and Northeastern
mills
were
Softwood orders were 5% below
hardwood output.
below
10%
orders
Southern
Redwood reported orders above those
Pine, Western Pine and California
Total ordeis as reported by identical
of last year.
of corresponding week
and Southern Cypress, also
Hardwoods reported orders above production
5% below output.
hardwood
production;
softwoods recording
Production was 3% below that
1% below those of the same week of 1933,
gain of 3% but hardwoods loss of 33%.
1933 week; shipments were about the same as last year.
of the corresponding
unfilled orders of 766,The 618 identical millt
report unfilled orders as 540,631,000 feet on Sept. 22 1934, or the equivalens
of 22 days' average production as compared with 469,959,000 feet, or the
212,000 feet and
gross
stocks of 5,608,935,000 feet.
equivalent of 19 days' average production on similar date a year ago
The textile trades
started at the
inated
were
dominated by the walkout which
beginning of September and which was term¬
Although it was common knowledge
Sept. 24.
on
enough stocks of cotton, wool and silk goods were on
that
hand to last for
a
protracted period, fears of delayed deliveries
scramble for quick shipments of
premiums being paid for
spot lots.
Retail trade gave a good account of itself reflect¬
ing seasonal influences and a rebound from the previous
hesitancy on the part of the consuming public to purchase
needed supplies.
Trading in the wholesale markets also was
temporarily stimulated by the strike.
Prices firmed up and
the volume of business in some lines expanded substantially.
produced
many
temporary mild
a
types of goods resulting in
The end of the walkout,
however, caused the markets to
relapse into their previous state of lethargy and many
price gains
a
canceled.
were
causes
for the decline were the
general textile strike, which resulted in stifling
the call of domestic mills,
the cotton crop as
or
extent France and Italy.
In the meantime,
of the
Raw cotton in September showed
Chief
reactionary trend.
outbreak of the
and the Government estimate of
of Sept. 1 amounting to 9,252,000
bales
57,000 bales above its August estimate and about 200,000
bales
in
of
excess
were
the steady
poor
demand
trade
expectations.
Additional factors
hedge selling by Southern interests and the
on
the part of foreign mills, with continued
American product.
More favorable weather conditions in Texas and
and
heavy ginnings reported
ward revision
hold down purchases to a low level.
The tonnage of copper
Aug. 31 at
on
7, to 4.45c. on Sept. 13,
Sept. 14, to 4.30c. on Sept. 26, and to 4.25c.
4.55c., declined to 4.50c. on Sept.
reports of foreign growths replacing the
Though industrial news was more encouraging last
ferrous metals to
which closed
York,
New
at
3.70c.
a
similar decline on Sept. 26 to
Sept. 21 to 3.65c., with a
3.60c.
lb., respectively.
points to
Textiles
composite for this metal declined on Sept. 5
"Iron Age"
a
Sept. 6, fell another five points on
basis, from 3.75c., on
developed in steel scrap, the price moving
successive
each
in
lower
an(* 8.75c.
New York after dropping five
Lead at
and those outside opposing it.
Further weakness
continued unchanged through¬
copper
Reports from 1,658 mills on Sept. 22 1934, give
card.
petition for a Detroit base on various
Another
electrolytic
but total orders were
of demand.
upswing
bargaining table with demands for large quotas.
the month at 9.12^^-
ended
While extensive forward
speeding up operations so that they may
if foreign producers are
as
to the
Lake and
out
which also stated in sub¬
stance:
but
come
inventories to fall below normal
lieved to have allowed their
the
it looks
300,000
of crop
Oklahoma
far, have resulted in an up¬
figures, with private estimates from
bales
400,000
to
so
higher than last
cessation of the textile strike
month.
The
proved of little sustaining in¬
fluence, and at the end of the month it was only the Govern¬
ment 12-cent loan offer that
into
the
13.35c.
price structure.
Sept.
on
Sept. 8
was
A
a
serious inroad
After
some
fluctuations
the price
Sept. 28, with the quotation Sept. 29,
good deal of uncertainty was caused during the
latter part of
that
a more
still 13.40c., but from that point there was a
decline to 12.55c.
12.70c.
1.
prevented
Spot cotton in New York was
the month by the announcement on Sept. 26
quantity of Government pool cotton will be sold on
Oct. 3.
marked
Print cloths at Fall River for 28-inch 64x60's was
down
on
Sept. 27 from 5^c. to 5c.
The price of
MONTHLY
Oct., 1934.]
cloth
27-inch
60x64's
was
Sept. 29, unchanged from
5c.
against
issued
Sept. 14, and covering the month of August, showed that
cotton consumption in the United States was considerably
higher than during the previous month, although still sub¬
stantially below last year's corresponding period.
The
amount consumed in August was given as 420,949 bales of
lint and 61,228 bales of linters, compared with 359,372 bales
of lint and 63,143 bales of linters in July 1934, and 588,902
Osnaburgs
Aug. 31.
were
10% to 11c. Sept. 29 as
The report of the Census Bureau
10%c. Aug. 31.
bales of lint and 82,736
bales of linters in August 1933.
woolen
demand
remained quiet, with clothing manufacturers showing small
inclination to expand their commitments.
Owing to the
scarcity of orders, a number of woolen mills delayed the
reopening of their plants, following the cessation of the strike.
Japanese double extra 13-15 deniers were quoted Sept. 29
at $1.16@$1.21 against $1.08@$1.13 Aug. 31; $1.05@$1.10
July 31; $1.14@$1.19, June 29; $1.18@$1.23 May 31;
$1.22%@$1.27% April 30; $1.33@$1.38 March 31; $1.45®
developments had little influence on the
Strike
Prices ruled somewhat firmer but the
goods market.
$1.37%@$1.42%
$1.57%@$1.62%
Oct. 31; $1.82%@$1.87% Sept. 29; $1.85@$1.90 Aug. 31;
$1.83@$1.88 on July 31; $2.17%@$2.22% on June 30;
$1.65@$1.70 on May 31; $1.47%@$1.52% April 29; $1.15@
$1.20 March 31; $1.17%@$1.22% Feb. 28; $1.15@$1.20
Jan. 31, all in 1933; $1.47%@$1.52% Dec. 31 1932; $1.42%
@$1.47% Nov. 30; $1.55@$1.60 Oct. 31; $1.75@$1.80
Sept. 30; $2@$2.05 Aug. 31; $1.40@$1.45 July 30; $1.12%@
$1.17% June 30; $1.10 @$1.15 May 31; $1.35 @$1.40 April 30;
$1.50@$1.55 Mar. 31; $1.67%@$1.70 Feb. 29; $1.87%®
Feb.
$1.50
Dec.
29
$1.55@$1.60
28;
Jan.
31;
Nov.
$1.40@$1.45
1933;
29;
$1.90 Jan. 30, all in 1932.
the
In
extra
crack double
of the 20-22 deniers Japanese
case
quoted at $1.07@$1.12 Sept. 29, the same as on
were
June 29;
$1.16@$1.21 May 31; $1.14@$1.19 April 30; $1.25@$1.30
Mar. 31; $1.40@$1.45 Feb. 28; $1.52@$1.57 Jan. 31; $1.35@
Aug. 31 against $0.99@$1.04 July 31; $1.11 @$1.16
Dec.
$1.40
29
1933;
$lio@$1.35
Nov. 29; $1.45@$1.50
$1.82H@$1-87H
Aug.
31; $1.79^@$1.84M July 31; $2.22J^@$2.27M
June 30; $1.70@$1.75 May 31; $1.52^@$1.57H April 29;
$1.10@$1.15 Mar. 31; $1.15@$1.20 Feb. 28;
$l.ny2 Jan. 31, all in 1933; $1.47H@$1.52J^ Dec. 31 1932.
Oct.
AAA
Cents a Pound Will Be Made
Cotton—RFC Sets Aside $250,000,000
That Loans of 12
Announces
1,950,000 Bales of Pool
on
29;
Sept.
$1.72^
$1.67V2@
31;
for Loans to Farmers Under
Presidential Proclamation
Oscar Johnston, Manager of
of certificates, after
producers, and each producer
will receive his share in the proportion the poundage surrendered by him
bears to the total poundage in the National pool.
In addition, each pro¬
ducer will be returned his pro rata share of the unsold surplus certificates,
which may be used next year in the event the Bankhead Act is continued
almost
that
another
would be
1,950,000 bales of Government-owned cotton
mitted to obtain
of their
options,
line with the
a
pound
on
as
per¬
else could liquidate their claims at pre¬
Government would guarantee
minipaum price of 12 cents a pound for their cotton,
the
a
Corporation, announced on Aug. 22 that the sum of $250,-
the Commodity
fund to make cotton loans to farmers.
000,000 had been approved for the account of
Credit
Corporation
as a
He stated that he did not believe it
advance
would be
necessary to
Cotton
than $150,000,000 for this purpose.
more
producers obtained options on Government-owned cotton in
the summer of last year as part payment for the plowing
under of
6 cents
a
pound
portion of their
a
a
crop.
The options
were
taken at
pound, and when AAA decided to advance 10 cents
supplies still in the possession of growers advances
a pound were made to those who held options.
on
of 4 cents
National Pool Established to Handle Excess Cotton
Certificates
Tax Exempt
Issued Under Bankhead Cotton Control Act
tax-exemption certificates either
placed in the pool.
tificates he
Rubber
Crude rubber at first showed
pool has been created to facilitate sales and
purchases of surplus tax-exemption certificates issued under
the Bankhead Cotton Control Act, it was announced Sept. 5
by Secretary of Agriculture Henry A. Wallace.
Secretary
Wallace fixed 4 cents a pound as the price for which the tags
shall
be
sold throughout
the Cotton Belt.
This price is
approximately 70% of the tax of 5.67 cents a pound imposed
by the act on the ginning of cotton.
The announcement by
Secretary Wallace continued:
The pool plan
in
the
reached.
were
month
a
substantial reaction in prices took place,
largely under the influence of more liberal offerings for
domestic
manufacturers.
certficates.
over
excess
Holders of excess tax-exemption certificates may turn them
to the manager
of the National surplus cotton tax-exemption certifcate
pool who will handle them
for producers under
a
trust agreement.
bearish factor although it was
agreement by Siam also was a
offset in part
Indies
ship¬
limited buying by
The rejection of the restriction
Far East, in the face of
ments from the
by additional steps taken by the Dutch East
Government
tighten control through placing an
to
export tax upon estate rubber as
well as the native produc¬
demand of tire manufacturers.
smoked sheets for spot delivery were quoted at
tion, and by-improved
Ribbed
29 against 15 %c.
asked
30, 12%c. asked May 31, 13%c. asked on April 30,
14%c. bid and 14 3-16c. asked on Sept.
asked
June
Aug. 31, 14 ll-16c. asked July 31, 14%c.
on
11 l-16c. asked
March 29, 10%c. asked on Feb. 28, 10c.
on
asked Jan. 31, 9c.
asked Dec. 29 1933, 9%@9%c. Nov. 29,
Aug. 31, and 7c.
7%c. Oct. 31, 8%c. Sept. 30, 7%c.
on
On June 30 the spot price was 6%c. asked against
July 31.
6%c. asked May 31, 4 5-16c. asked on
bid and 3c. asked March 31, 2
April 29, and 2%c.
15-16c. asked Feb.-28, 2%c.
bid and 2 15-16c. asked Jan. 31, 3 3-16c.
bid and 3%c. asked
Dec. 31 1932.
Hides,
Leather and Footwear
The First National Bank of Boston,
Letter" under date of Sept.
markets
as
in its "New England
28 1934 comments upon these
follows:
"Despite the favorable Government proposal concerning
the
marketing of drought hides,
displaying
an
demand for footwear is
easier trend and some pressure is.being exerted
prices.
upon
"The Government's earlier
cattle hides after Sept. 5,
ments and
suggestion to segregate drought
processing them into shoes,
gar¬
other leather goods for the needy, although not
wholly satisfactory, was accepted by tanners as one way out
of
a
difficult situation.
very
were
to the effect that
mercial channels,
the trade
as
While Washington
assurances
such goods would be kept out of
considerable reservation
to the Government's
successfully.
was
com¬
expressed by
ability to meet its problem
In its immediate effect this Government pro¬
posal simply shifted the problem of drought cattle hides from
tanner to the garmet maker, shoe manufacturer and
the
If shoes and garments were
retailer.
Government relief rolls,
their
are
un¬
on
retailers and manufacturers felt that
be
would
markets
given free to the
sufferers, many of whom
employed and drought
restricted
and
price
structures
disrupted.
groups
protested vigorously and
anew
proposition, the one originally endorsed by tanners, was
announced, whereby the Government would segregate the
hides
of in
as
an
market.
formerly and hold them until they could be disposed
orderly
manner
and without disturbance to the
open
While this proposal was more generally welcomed
by the trade, the question as to whether this is the Govern¬
ment's permanent program
Administrator
none
does not provide for Government purchase of any
continued strength and new
Bullish factors were the smail
offerings for shipments from the Far East reflecting the desire
of foreign dealers to withhold their supplies in anticipation
of further price advances.
This resulted in keeping the rub¬
ber movement from producing-countries until the end of
August, more than 40% below the quota allotments.
Later
high prices
"Consequently both
A National
produce as much cotton
realize some cash return by selling their
through the county assistant in
cotton adjustment or through the pool in Washington.
This plan is another
example of the "crop insurance" feature of AAA programs.
The National pool, in addition to providing facilities for sales of surplus
tax-exemption certificates, will provide a means whereby the producer
whose production exceeds his allotment may share to a certain extent in the
advantage of transfers of surplus certificates.
Producers will turn their
excess certificates over to the National pool through their county assistant
in cotton adjustment who is authorized to deposit them in the National
pool.
Each producer participating in the National pool will be given credit
in the pool for the number of pounds of certificates surrendered by him.
The producer later will receive from Washington an approved copy of the
trust agreement signed by him, which will also bear a receipt for the cer¬
Federal
compared with the previous guarantee of 10 cents.
Jesse H. Jones, Chairman of the Reconstruction Finance
i
effect, that farmers who do not
their allotment will be aole to
excess
the amount
This announcement was made in
proclamation of President Roosevelt on Aug. 21,
that
farmers
as
or
additional 2 cents
prices.
vailing market
stating
an
season.
This means, in
the Agricultural Adjustment
announced on Aug.
500,000 cotton farmers having options on
pool is closed all funds on hand from sales
When the
deducting expenses, will be distributed among
Administration Cotton Producers' Pool,
24
9
REVIEW
is frequently encountered. Relief
as saying that
Hopkins, however, is quoted
of the hides now owned or to be
will be disposed of now or
acquired by the FSRC
in the'next few months, and any plans
relief officials have to process
hides for distribution to the
unemployed will be held in abeyance for an extended period.
10
MONTHLY REVIEW
"The announcement of the
have much effect upon
proposal
new
shoe prices.
too late to
came
Forage Next
announced
price reduction by several national chain dis¬
tributors had in the interim
the
injected
present price structure.
has shown
uncertainty into
some
Although
demand
consumer
somewhat stronger tendency, production has been
a
irregular with operations chiefly confined to the completion
old
of
Shoe
business for
and fill-in
orders
immediate
higher than July and for the eight months
of
a
a
little
slightly ahead
was
year ago.
"The demand for leather has followed in
New business is
shoes.
facturers
the
revealing
a
that of
measure
easier trend
an
as
manu¬
confining their purchases largely to their im¬
are
While there is considerable buying interest
mediate needs.
in
delivery.
production in August is seasonally estimated
market,
tanners
finding
are
bids
unattractively
low.
"The Government's latest
drought-hide proposal is
con¬
sidered constructive in that it would clear up uncertainties
which have been confusing to many tanners, manufacturers
While the visible supply of hides is largely
and retailers.
unchanged, still there seems less immediate danger of the
surplus affecting the industry at some point along the line.
Hide
prices have responded favorably.
{^fcents in August they have risen
on
improved foreign demand frigorificos
an
quoted at
are
10H cents.
and
of the Federal
and
buying
Recent rains
nounced.
Sept. 20
were
of which 3,179,000 had
calves,
extent
which
led to the feeling that
5,833,000 cattle
is
have
The
yet to be
as
checked
the
however, have
many areas,
the peak of the Government's cattle
wheat
expectations of
rallies
thereafter,
bullish Government
a
crop report to
responsible for
were
developed and with
prices drifted downward.
furnish any
fresh
an
Thereafter hedging
lack of speculative offtake,
a
The Government report did not
buying—consequently the report had
of 401,000,000
bushels,
or a
The report indicated
bushels and
were
figures.
The
slightly in
winter wheat yield
spring wheat
a
excess
of 92,763,000
crop
by
the farmer
fully
confirmed
the recent drought but,
the
despite
situation and the additional
doubt will receive
no
These
of the August Government
however,
estimates,
wrought
the bullishness of the
pense
a
encourage
bearish effect
a
total production of 493,763,000 bushels.
estimates
devastation
be issued
advance in prices
particular surprise and thus failed to
the market.
on
A
the grain belt and
during the early part of the month.
pressure
domestic
the last day with prices slightly
on
position throughout
September 10
on
feeble
compared with those at the end of August.
as
cash
firm
of
markets closed
wheat
lower
number
a
recom¬
result of the
as a
general shortage of grain, the "futures" markets failed to
reflect the
situation, due largely to the
many
entanglements
in the domestic industrial situation and the lack of confidence
which is essential to
Easiness
also
an
with
in
the
bring about sustained trade expansion*
Liverpool and Buenos Aires markets
The Southwest has
adverse factor.
good rains
over
large
the surface moisture is
areas
been
and, according to reports,
permit preparation for the sowing of winter Wheat, but
still remains
there
possibly
cause
of
ment
lack
a
much
wheat
winter
Harvesting operations
are
later.
has
been
crop
this
year,
markets.
no
which
The primary
gradually
may
move¬
diminishing.
of the domestic spring wheat belt
making rapid progress and
Northwestern
in
of subsoil moisture
concern
new
wheat is being received
However, owing to the short
heavy terminal movement
is
antici¬
pated.
Corn ended the month
fractionally lower, oats fractionally
higher, while final prices for
rye
At
on
8l%o.
as
against
an
on
In
Saturday, Septem¬
against the opening of 101 He.
Winnipeg the October option closed
ber 29, at
sharply lower.
were
Chicago the September option closed
ber 29, at 101c. as
on
Sept. 1.
Saturday, Septem¬
opening price of 81 He.
on
September corn in Chicago closed at 77c.
compared with the opening price gf 77%c. on Sept. 1.
September 1.
September oats closed
at
52He.
as
against
an
opening
'
price on September 1 of 51 He., while September rye closed
at 74He. compared with 82He. the opening price on Sept. 1.
in
World
Wheat
Year
World wheat production outside of Russia and China is
expected to be about 430,000,000 bushels less than last
year, according to the August survey of world wheat pros¬
pects by the Bureau of Agricultural Economics, United
States Department of Agriculture.
Production in the north¬
ern hemisphere, not
including Russia and China, is expected
to be about 325,000,000 bushels less than last year and the
crop of the southern hemisphere about 105,000,000 bushels
less.
Under date of Aug. 29 the Bureau also announced:
The world carry-over of wheat now appears about the same
The United
States carry over on July 1 is now
as
last year.
estimated at 290.000.000
bushels which together with the estimated production of 491,000,000 bushels
indicates
domestic supply of 781,000,000 bushels.
a
next
of
aDout
625,000,000
bushels
this
July of about 156,000,000 bushels if ihere
With
would
a
normal domestic
leave
are no net
a
imports
carry-over
or exports.
seems
do
fed in drought-stricken areas which would decrease the
carry over.
likely, however, that
more
than average amounts of wheat may
France Revises Plan to Handle Wheat
A
breakdown
Cabinet
in
the
French
wheat
Surplus
control
caused
the
Aug. 31 (according to Associated Press advices
Paris) to approve a revised plan to handle the 110,000,000-bushel surplus that is disrupting the market. The
on
from
The
Cabinet
year ago
millers'
and
open
decided the situation
was,
in fact, made
defiance of the
was
worse
almost
as
serious
as
that of
a
by the failure of price fixing and the
Government,
the
millers
having said that
they intended to operate according to the law of supply and demand.
The present surplus is about one-third of the annual French
consumption.
The Government intends to seek
lations,
an
a
more
increase of exports and
has been disregarded
strict enforcement of milling regu¬
an
encouragement of stock feeding to
a
cushel, which farm authorities say
maintain the official price of $1.95
throughout the country,
i
France had hoped to pay her adverse oalance of trade with
Germany
with surplus wheat but now
Germany is expected to buy Russian grain.
$86,220,880 Paid to Producers Participating in Corn-hog Adjust¬
ment Program—Payments Made to
918,962 Contract Signers
Corn and hog producers have received about two-thirds
of the first instalment of
approximately $133,000,000 due on
adjustment contracts, Dr. A. G. Black, Chief of the
Corn-hog Section of the Agricultural Adjustment Adminis¬
tration, announced Sept. 24 in a preliminary report. Thus
far, Mr. Black said, payments totaling more than $86,220,880
have been made to 918,962 contract signers in 39 States.
Mr. Black's report continued:
their
Slightly
more
than
three-fourths
of the
total
signed by farmers in the 1934 corn-hog program
of
now
1,200,000
contracts
have been received
and released for payment by the rental benefit audit section of the AAA.
Through Sept. 20,
a
total of 133,259 early payment contracts had been
received and released for payment to farmers in 522 counties, and 779,253
regular payment contracts had been approved for payment in 1,822 counties.
About 2.560 of the total of 3,070 counties in the United States are listed as
participating in the 1934 corn-hog
of the 48
program.
Contracts
were
signed in all
States.
Coffee
was
favored
sufficient in most portions to
now
Bushels
Production from Last
advices added:
moderate advance during the early part of Septem¬
and
of Approximately 430,000,000
Decrease
drought
Grains
ber
of wheat for harvest next year.
an¬
purchases has passed."
a
action
It
been shipped.
program
improved fall pasturage in
After
Sept. 13 that wheat farmers may use their contracted
for the production of forage crops in 1935.
This
was taken, the AAA stated, because of the current
shortage of livestock feed and forage supplies.
Much of the
contracted wheat land, amounting to about 7,500,000 acres,
was devoted to drought resistent forage crops this
year as a
result of the AAA program.
The new authorization sup¬
plements a recent announcement that co-operating wheat
farmers might increase their 1935 wheat plantings
up to
90% of the three-year base acreage of the wheat program.
The AAA said that the 1935 wheat program is expected to
produce, under average growing conditions and allowing for
normal abandonment, approximately 775,000,000 bushels
acreage
utilization
"Government purchases to
Acreage to
on
From their low of
to about 7H cents, and
Wheat
Year
The Agricultural Adjustment Administration announced
negotiations, the slump in business sentiment and the
of
as
AAA Authorizes Farmers to Plant Contracted
The prolonged period
Coffee prices, after occasional rallies, ended the month
lower.
Selling was encouraged by reports of badly needed
rains and
partial release of exchange restrictions on coffee
No. 7 Rip was quoted on Sept. 29 at 9He.,
against 9H@9Hc. Aug. 31; 9Hc. July 31; 9H@9Hc.
June 30; 10H@10Hc. May 31;
10Hc. April 30; 10Hc.
March 31; 11c. Feb. 28; 9H@9Hc. Jan. 31;
8Hc. Dec. 29
1933; 7H@7Hc. Nov. 29; 7Mc. Oct. 31; 7H@7Hc. Sept. 30;
7He. Aug. 31, and 7He. July 31—these figures comparing
with 7He. June 30; 7He. on
May 31 and also 7He. April 29
and on March 31;
8@8He. Feb. 28; 8He. Jan. 31, all for
1933; 8Mc. Dec. 31 1932.
No. 7 Santos was quoted on
Sept. 29 at 9H@9He.,
against 10Hc. Aug. 31; 10Hc. July 31; 10H@10Hc. June 30;
11c. May 31; 10Hc. April 28 and March
31; 11 He. Feb. 28;
9H@10c. Jan. 31; 9c. Dec. 29 1933; 8H@8Hc. Nov. 30;
8H@8Hc. Oct. 31; 8H@8Hc. Sept. 30; 8c. on Aug. 31;
8@8Hc. July 31; 7H@8c. June 30; 8@8Hc. May 31, and
the same on April 29 and on March
31; 8H@8Hc. Feb. 28;
8Hc. Jan. 31; 9c. Dec. 31 1932.
bills in Brazil.
837,000 Bags of Coffee Destroyed by Brazil During September
Compared with 1,147,000 Bags in August
as
The National Coffee Department of Brazil
destroyed
837,000 bags of coffee during September, 400,000 bags of
which was destroyed during the latter half of the
month,
the New York Coffee & Sugar
Exchange announced Oct. 2.
The total for September
compares with 1,147,000 bags
The Department of Justice filed a memorandum in the
Supreme Court on Sept. 29 stating that while such cases
had been tried in lower courts under the belief that pro¬
duction in excess of a State quota had been ruled unfair
competition and a violation of the code by President Roose¬
velt, it had discovered that through some inadvertence, the
Chief Executive had omitted this provision and had not
issued such an executive order until Sept. 13 last.
during August and brings the total, since the start of the
in June 1931, to 31,919,000 bags, or about 16 months
supply for the entire world.
The Sugar & Coffee Exchange
program
further announced:
According
to
,
available
statistics,
National
tbe
holdings have been reduced to only slightly
more
Coffee
than
a
Department's
million bags, a
part of which is necessary for propaganda and other purposes.
The huge
surplus has therefore been almost eliminated with the exception of the
11,614,000 oags directly pledged against the 1930-40 loan, which coffees
can
only be released
as
memorandum continued,
does not intend
to, prosecute petitioners or other producers of oil in Texas,
criminally or otherwise, for exceeding at any time prior to
Sept. 25 1934, the quota of production assigned to them
The Government, therefore, the
and when equivalent payments are made to the
"has concluded that it cannot, and therefore
bondholders.
Decrease
of
Bags
197,005
Noted in
Coffee from Sept•
Supply of
World'» Visible
Oct. 1
1 to
The world's visible supply of coffee,
exclusive of restricted
Oct. 1, a drop of 197,005
bags, or 2.3% from the Sept. 1 total of 8,498,972 bags,
according to figures issued Oct. 2 by the New York Coffee
& Sugar Exchange.
The Exchange stated:
under the laws of Texas."
stocks in Brazil totaled 8,301,967 on
The United States visible supply increased 132,995 bags, or 9.2%
Should oil
in this country from BrazU compared Vith 516.900 on Sept. 1.
during
Dismissal of the
Smith
European
Stocks in all Brazilian ports were listed
Last
as
3,177,000 bags compared
436,000 bags
or
12%.
year's world stocks were 6,957,070 bags, composed of 1,555.078
bags United States; 2,944,000 bags Europe, and 2,458,000 bags in Bra¬
zilian ports.
Decreaee
of
four
case
other
involving the prosecution of J. W#
Gregg County, Tex., producers,
ever,
•
crop year, July and August, amounted to 3,575,bags, a decrease of 6.5% from the 3,811,304 bag total
during the similar period in 1933, according to statistics
compiled by the New York Coffee & Sugar Exchange,
United States deliveries to consumption for the two months
the Exchange announced Sept. 6, amounted to 1,552,905
bags, a loss of 16.1% under the 1933 months when 1,850,304
bags were used. Continuing, the Exchange said:
new
905
European deliveries amounting to 1,875,000 bags showed
a
gain of 8.8%
over
the 1,724,000 total in 1933 while deliveries to the rest of the world
were
estimated at 148,000 bags compared with 237,000 bags last year, a
■
37.5%.
During the month of August, United States deliveries
against 920.039 last year.
European consumption
was
were
851,751 bags
1,004,000 against
842,000 in 1933 while the balance of the world took 86,000 this August
against 132',000 bags
a
World deliveries for the month
year ago.
were
1,941,751 bags, a gain of 47,712 bags over the total for the same month
last year.
Columbia
and
cases now before the Supreme Court, how¬
challenging the constitutionality of tfye oil code, will
be heard, it was indicated.
The cases, brought by the
Panama Refining Co. and the Amazon Refining Co., were
appealed by the Government which lost the first round when
the Eastern Texas District Court ruled against it last spring.
Hearings held before the Congressional sub-committee in
Washington during the month brought forth convincing
evidence that trade sentiment had turned against the petrol¬
eum code.
The majority of the oil men, representing leading
companies in the industry, favored instead, inter-State com¬
pacts to curb excessive production of crude oil with assisting
Federal legislation forbidding movements of "hot oil" in
Bags Noted in
I
loss of
of such quotas after
Two other oil
World Coffee Consumption
During First Two Months of Crop Year
235,399
World consumption of coffee during the first two months
of the
excess
charged by the Government with producing above the
quota allotted them by Texas proration laws, was granted
by the United States Supreme Court on Oct. 1.
The dis¬
missal was requested by the Government through SolicitorGeneral James Crawford Biggs.
supplies were 3.545.000 compared with 3,439,000, an increase of 106.000
with 3.613.000 bags on Sept. 1. a decrease of
produce in
men
Sept. 25, however, it was pointed out, the Government
would prosecute them under the NIRA, on the ground that
excess output then would be in violation of the code.
the month from 1,446.972 to 1,579,967, of which 733,000 bags were afloat
bags.
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OCT., 1934.]
.
inter-State
traffic.
^
—
E.G. Seubert, head of Standard of Indiana, differed with
this plan although he too held that the oil code was not
successful.
He favored additional power over the
by the Federal oil
Congress.
agency
industry
through added laws enacted by
The attacks
on the oil code by those testifying, including
others, W. S. Farish, head of Standard of New Jersey,
W. T. Holliday, head of Standard of Ohio, C. B. Ames,
head of Texas Co. and J. Edward Pew of the Sun Oil Co.,
brought forth a reply from Administrator Ickes that the
inter-State agreement plan to curb production had been
tried in the past and "was a dismal failure."
Mr. Ickes also charged that with the proper co-operation
from the industry, production of "hot oil" could be eliminated
entirely within 48-hours. Many of the factors complaining
among
Coffee
Exports Increased During First Six Months
of Year
Exports of coffee from Colombia during the first six
months of this year totaled 1,877,219 bags of 60 kilos each,
compared with 1,692,779 bags during the corresponding
period of last year, an increase of 184,440 bags, American
Commercial Attache Clarence C. Brooks, Bogota, has re¬
ported to the United States Department of Commerce.
Under date of Sept. 10, the Commerce Department an¬
nounced:
During the six-month period of this year the United States absorbed
1,548,398 bags of Colombian coffee compared with 1,493,992 bags during
the six months of 1933, statistics show.
Other first-ranking foreign markets for Colombian coffee, as shown by
the report, with comparisons for 1933, were Germany, 69,223 bags against
148.813 bags; Holland, 39,758 bags against 45.463 bags; France, 34,510
bags against 57,251 bags; Canada, 19,445 bags against 19,442 bags; Great
Britain. 10,202 bags against 8,956 bags, and Sweden, 4,581 bags against
20,548 bags.
Sugar
Sales of Cuban
during the month were reported
as follows:
On Sept. 4, 6 and 7 at 1.96c.; on Sept. 10 at
1.97c.; on Sept. 19 at 1.96c.; on Sept. 21, 24 and 25 at
2.00c.; on Sept. 26 at 2.02c., and on Sept. 28 at 2.05c.
A
sale at 2.07c.
was
The wholesale
raw
sugar
also effected toward the close of the month.
price for refined
here in New York was
quoted at 4.75o. throughout the month by all refiners.
The "futures" market for sugar averaged steady during
the month.
Stimulating factors included reports that the
AAA was expected to take control of all sugars for next year.
It is said that the proposal provides for the AAA control
over all sugars beginding Jan. 1 and includes a "stagger"
plan of deliveries with specified quotas in any three-months'
period to be given on a pro rata basis to all producing
countries.
By this means it is hoped to prevent pressure
at any one time from any particular source.
The Cuban
decree, scheduled to follow the reciprocal trade agreement
between the United States and Cuba, was signed on Sept. 1.
It established a committee of five who are to make public
each evening a minimum price below which no sugars shipped
from Cuba to the American market can be sold.
The price
has temporarily been set by the new export committee at
2.2963c. c&f.
Firmness
of
the
December
position,
which at one time reached a new high for the life of the
contract, was a feature in the trading during the month.
The strength was said to be due in part to covering of
hedges against sales of sugar in warehouses.
sugar
Petroleum and Its Products
Developments in the petroleum industry during September
were featured by the decision of the Department of Justice
to drop prosecution of oil producers in Texas who were
charged with violating the State production quota to the
inadvertent omission of such legislation from the oil code.
of the ineffectiveness of the code themselves handled "hot
oil," he contended.
Plans for a new Federal oil plan to be submitted to the
next/ Congress are being formulated by the Oil Administra¬
tion, Mr. Ickes disclosed early in the month in discussing
the progress made under the code in its first year.
Later in the month, testifying before the Congressional
sub-committee, Mr. Ickes contended that the Oil Administra¬
tion should be granted the authority to allocate production
between units in States where the latter are "unwilling or
unable to take such action themselves."
"Producers in a State who violate the order of
a State,
increase in the total production
of that State over the Federal allowable, should be subject
to punishment under Federal laws as well as State law," he
thereby tending to
cause an
held.
Aided by the work of the Bureau of Internal Revenue in
collecting taxes due on production aud refining under the
1934 measures, Federal oil men were collecting data on "hot
oil" violations, he disclosed.
The oil administration lost its plea for an injunction to
restrain the Eason Oil Co. from drilling activities in the
Crescent pool in Oklahoma alleged to be in violation of the
oil code, the Federal court in Oklahoma ruling that the
"orderly development" clause of the code was unconstitu¬
tional.
The Government announced that it would appeal.
"This Court is of the opinion that that portion of the code
involved in tnis instance
was
not even authorized
or
con¬
templated by the Act of Congress and would be clearly un¬
constitutional if it had been, and is therefore merely an
unauthorized order of the Secretary of the Interior," Judge
Vaught ruled in his Sept. 22 decision.
"If Congress can regulate and control the production of
gas and oil wholly within a State, it can regulate and control
any other private intra-State business, and the rights of the
State heretofore recognized by the Constitution and our
highest courts will be entirely destroyed."
In commenting upon the decision, Administrator Ickes
said "it is interesting you can always find a judge who says
that you must not conserve natural resources, even though
future generations may suffer.
I think we were well within
the law in issuing these regulations."
October production of crude oil was set at 2,325,800 barrels
daily, off 15,900 barrels from the September allowable in
rulings issued by the Oil Administrator Sept. 24.
Output
was lowered due to the seasonal dip in motor fuel demand
and the necessity for
it
was
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MONTHLY
12
further reduction of stocks of gasoline,
pointed out.
Most
of the
reduction
was
<
borne by the following four
Sept. 12.—Service station and tank wagon prices of gasoline were cut
3.2 cents
a
a
gallon at Portland, 1 lA cents a gallon at Augusta and 1 cent
gallon at Manchester.
Sept. 19—The Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey posted a reduction of
12,300 barrels daily, Cali¬
fornia, 4,700 barrels, Oklahoma, 3,600 barrels, and Michigan,
gallon for medium and heavy grades and 5K
300 barrels.
gas
Texas output was cut
States:
Arkansas
allotted
was
daily increase
a
of
900 barrels;
Alloca¬
Kansas, 3,000 barrels and Louisiana, 1,100 barrels.
tions in other States held unchanged.
M cent
highlight in Texas developments was the passage of
the special session of the Legislature
granting the Railroad Commission authority to require per¬
mits for all intra-State shipments of gasoline and other crude
oil products and also the right to examine the books and
records of all refineries within the State.
The Commission had
previously failed.in an effort to curb
gasoline within the State and it re¬
"hot"
quired revision of the Federal oil regulations by Administrator
Ickes during the month to aid in stopping inter-State move¬
ments of "hot" gasoline which had been moving through a
technicality in the law which prevented Federal agents from
stopping such shipments.
October production orders issued by the Commission
shortly following Mr. Ickes' ruling cut Texas output for the
month from 929,552 barrels, compared with current output
of approximately 1,014,000 barrels daily, exclusive of "hot
oil" production.
Compared with the Federal allocation for
October, the new allowable is off 26,508 barrels.
Neither Fedetalnor State allowables for Texas for October
took
any
recognition of
offer made at the mid-month
an
Eroration hearings of the Commission purchase 40,000,000
uyers' agent of Dallas, who sought to by A. C. Johnson,
barrels of crude oil and 10,000,000
fuel oil for export shipments.
barrels of gasoline and
There were no crude oil price changes posted during Sept.
Operation of the marketing program by which distress
stocks in all markets east of the Rocky Mountain area were
to be absorbed* by major companies,
approved in midmonth, was stopped Sept. 29, the Planning and Co-ordina¬
tion Committee announced, pending Federal action to stop
shipments of "hot" gasoline.
"It is hoped," the committee's statement said, "that the
Government enforcement agencies will soon demonstrate
that they can successfully cope with the 'hot oil' situation.
Thereupon the committee can promptly renew its activities."
Contracts already signed will be carried out, it was said,
and the inspection force will remain on duty.
Just a few
days prior to this decision, the committee had made public
an estimate of surplus stocks in the affected area which were
placed at approximately 1,500,000 barrels. A price list also
was
established which listed spot East Texas prices at 4
cents with a 1-cent increase for term contracts, starting
Oct. 1, in this area.
The Government suffered a temporary. defeat in the
"Papoose" tanker case, the Seattle Federal court dismissing
the case due to lack of jurisdiction.
The Petroleum Ad¬
ministrative Board, however, with the co-operation of the
Department of Justice obtained a temporary injunction in
Federal court in Boise, Idaho, where the cargoes were con¬
signed.
Later, the Department of Justice filed three suits in equity
to restrain
the
tankers "Papoose" and "Republic" from
landing their cargoes on the Pacific Coast, two in Seattle,
Wash., and the third in Boise, Idaho.
The Seattle suits
were dropped under the terms of a consent decree entered
against the consignees of the cargoes who agreed to permit
the PAB to determine the method and quantity of the cargoes
be unloaded
to
October
and distributed.
National
allowable
production of gasoline was
33,690,000
This was
due in part to the fact that October had one more day than
the previous month and also to aid the purchsing program
whereby distress stocks were to be eliminated, he explained.
Major gasoline price changes during the month were
mainly centered in the New York-New England marketing
area although Standard of Indiana made a readjustment of
prices throughout the mid-west marketing section which
lifted from 32,380,000 barrels in September to
barrels by Administrator Ickes in mid-month.
involved
some
reductions and
some
Fuel oil also broke
cuts.
during the latter part of, the month with prices along the
Atlantic Coastline easing off quite sharply.
These, and other changes indicating the trend of refined
petroleum product prices, are reported in the following
tables:
Refined Petroleum Products
Sept.
5.—Chicago
heating oil
tank-wagon
gallon on No. 2 and H-cent
a
prices
were
cut
K-cent
a
gallon on No. 3.
Sept. 6.—Retail gasoline prices
were cut one cent a
gallon in Milwaukee
County by all marketers to 15.5 cents.
Sept. 7.—Retail gasoline prices
were cut
4 cents
a
gallon at New Bedford,
Mass.
Sept. 11.—Retail gasoline prices
and
Troy
with fractional
cuts
were
effective
cut
at
H-cent
a
Saratoga
gallon at Albany
and
Schenectady.
Sept. 11.—Retail gasoline prices at New London and Wooster, Mass.,
were
lowered
H-cent
a
gallon
with
fractional
downward
adjustment
being posted throughout Vermont.
Sept. 11.—Retail gasoline prices
were
advanced 5H
cents a gallon at
Wilmington, Del.
Sept. 11.—Standard
Oil of Indiana posted readjustments in its retail
gasoline price structure throughout its marketing area which necessitated
reductions
of from fractions
standard and
of
a
cent
to 2 cents
premium grades were cut
a
gallon.
H-cent a gallon.
In Chicago
cents a
Fuel oil,
cents for light.
companies are in line with the new list.
Sept. 24—Tide Water Oil Co. reduced Nos. 2 and 4 fuel oil
K cent
Me., tank car or barge, effective Sept. 25.
Sept. 25—Standard Oil of New Jersey meets Tide Water fuel oil
cut and in
price
addition cuts distillate fuel oil, gas oil, medium and heavy heat¬
cent to 4H cents a gallon, tank car or barge, New
ing oil
a
cents at Baltimore, Providence and
gallon to 4J^ cents at New York,
The
of
Other
terminal.
Boston and 5 cents at Portland,
further legislation at
movements
gallon in burner oils at its New York terminal to 4%
a
oil and standard Diesel oil were cut M cent to 4% cents a gallon, same
York.
Sept. 26—Standard Oil of New Jersey reduces light heating
oil M cent a
gallon to 5H cents, tank car or barge, at Baltimore, Norfolk
and Charles-
town, S. O., the same as New York.
Sept. 26—All marketers reduce gasoline service station prices
3 cents
a
in Boston
gallon to 9 cents, less State taxes.
Sept. 26—Retail gasoline prices in Augusta, Me., and Manchester.
cut
THE
SEPTEMBER
N. H.,
H cent a gallon.
are
The moDth in
in
a
FINANCING
OF
THE U.
S.
TREASURY
Treasury financing was the most important
long while for two principal reasons.
It
was
marked,
first, by a large refunding operation and, second, by a slump
in the
for
a
price of Government issues already outstanding that
bid fair to impair the success of the financing
time
program.
The weakness in
Government security prices,
indeed, influenced the Treasury to postpone the announce¬
ment of the form which the Sept. 15 financing would take 1
until a later date than any picked for so vital and large an
operation in the past.
While the market was expecting to
as usual, information about the quarter date financ¬
ing on the first Monday of the month, it was apprised by
Secretary of the Treasury Morgenthau on Aug. 31 that the
details of the forthcoming issues would not be disclosed until
Sept. 10.
There was reason to believe that the Treasury
hoped to be able to right the market for its outstanding issues
in the first 10 days of the month before attempting the sale
of any new obligations.
When the news of the financing was revealed on Sept. 10,
it was found to embrace two issues of Treasury notes and
receive,
one
of
Treasury bonds.
The
new
securities
were
being offered
only in exchange for a total face amount of called Fourth
Liberty 4*4% bonds of $1,250,000,000 and for $524,748,500
of maturing 134% Treasury certificates.
It was expressly
stated that no cash subscriptions would be received.
The
notes were in two series, one maturing in two years and bear¬
ing interest at 134% Per annum and the other maturing in
and bearing interest at the rate of 234%The
first series of notes was offered only in exchange for the
four years
certificates of indebtedness maturing Sept. 15,
and the second
only in exchange for the Fourth Liberty Loan bonds called
for redemption on Oct. 15.
There was offered, in addition,
an issue of 334% bonds of 1944-46, obtainable only through
exchange of called Fourth Liberty's.
This issue of bonds was
identical with that and formed part of the series first issued
April 16 1934.
In an effort to make the bonds and the
23/2% note issue more than usually attractive the Treasury
stated that it would give a month's free interest to those
accepting these securities in exchange for their called Fourths.
The Fourth Liberty's called for redemption would continue
to draw interest until Oct. 15, while the 234% notes and the
on
334% bonds would have interest accruals from Sept. 15.
Holders of the called bonds were put on notice that no further
exchange offering would be made, leaving the demand for
cash payment as the only alternative to the acceptance to
the offer of notes and (or) bonds.
The call for redemption
of the Liberty's was issued on April 13 1934 and affected only
those bearing serial numbers ending with the digit 2 or 8 or,
in the case of the permanent coupon bonds, preceded by the
distinguishing letters B or H.
The market's first response to the offering was a favorable
one and it was conceded that the Treasury was erring, if at
all, on the side of generosity.
However, when the first blush
of enthusiasm had subsided, the new 334% bonds, traded in
on a when issued basis, dropped to a slight discount.
The
adverse market conditions then prevailing proved no handicap
on
the shorter dated note issue.
Secretary Morgenthau
announced on Sept. 18 that total subcsriptions to the 134%
notes amounted to $514,126,000 out of a maximum possible
total of $524,748,500.
All of the exchange subscriptions
were allotted in full.
At the same time the Secretary declared
that the subscription books would close on Sept. 24 on
the offering of 234% Treasury
notes.
On Sept. 29 the
Treasury disclosed that $596,691,150 of the called Fourth
Liberty's had been exchanged for the four-year 234%
Treasury notes.
A total of $293,300,000 of Fourth Liberty's
had been offered in exchange for the new 3 34 % bonds as of
that date, it was stated, making in all $890,000,000 of the
$1,250,000,000 of called Liberty's that had been converted.
The Treasury said that the books were being held open until
further notice on the 334% bonds.
Treasury bill financing showed the effects of the weaken¬
ing of Government credit in the longer maturities, and a
rising trend in the rates of the weekly bill offerings was
noted.
For the 182-day bills dated Aug. 29 the rate was
0.22%, and in the following week a drop in the rate to 0.18%
was recorded.
Directly afterward, though, the rate rose
to 0.23%, then to 0.28% and finally, for the bills dated
Sept. 26, to 0.29%.
The details of the sales of Treasury
bills sold on a discount basis are given in the following tables:*
MONTHLY
Oct., 1934.]
Bills
Amount
Bills
Offered
Dated
of
Subscrip¬
tions
Offering
Mature
Centlivre Brewing Corp.—Initial quar. div.
"A" com. stock, payable Oct. 1 1934.
Claude
6 1935
182 days
Sept. 19 1934
Mar. 20 1935
Sept. 26 1934
3 1934
April
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.12 1934
6 1934
Sept. 13 1934
Sept. 20 1934
182 days
75,000,000
Mar. 27 1935
Oct.
Sept. 27 1934
$75,000,000 $342,426,000
75,000,000 244,980,000
182 days
Mar. 13 1935
Mar.
51934
Aug. 28 1934
182 days
75,000,000
3 1935
182 days
75,000,000
150,849,000
194,266,000
243,169,000
Bills
Subscrip¬
Amount
Offered
tions
Maturing
Accepted
Issue
of—
Price
Yield
$75,290,000
75,365,000
75,041,000
99.908
0.18%
99.886
99.857
0.23%
0.28%
Sept. 20 1934
$342,426,000
244,980,000
150,849,000
194,266,000
75,023,000
99.855
0.29%
50,025,666
Sept. 27 1934
243,169,000
75,038,000
99.857
0.28%
50,096,000
<
Aug. 28 1934
Sept.
6 1934
Sept. 13 1934
$100,236,000
Electrical
Neon
share
the
on
com.
of 6Mc. a share on the class
company
of the directors to
$2.40 a share by
announced that it is the intention
place the new stock on an
annual dividend basis of
paying 60c. quarterly.
On the basis of the present capitalization, this
would be equivalent to raising the quart, did. from 75 to 90 cents per
share.
On Aug. 15, last, a cash distribution of 75c. a share was made
this issue.
on
Phosphate Co.—Dividend on the common
Coronet
$1
share to $2 a share,
a
stock increased from
payable Oct. 1 1934.
Creamery Package Mfg. Co.—Dividend on the no par com. stock
from 25c. a share to 30c. a share, payable Oct. 10 1934.
Corp., Ltd.—Dividend of 2c. a share on
ordinary shares of no par value, payable Oct. 1 1934.
with lc. a share paid on July 1 last.
Ecuadorian
NEW SECURITY ISSUES AND
DIVIDENDS IN SEPTEMBER
I
financing placed in the domestic market for Septem¬
ber was of very small volume and was likened to that of the
previous month.
Included among the new offerings dis¬
posed of was the $10,000,000 issue of the Chicago District
Electric Generating Co. serial debentures due from 1935 to
1944, the proceeds of which are to be used for refunding
purposes.
Below we give the larger offerings for September:
New
Electric & Musical Industries,
the common stock.
maturities.
for all
PUBLIC
of
to
of $1.75
2,000,000 Brooklyn-Manhattan Transit Corp.—The issue of $2,000,000 15-yr. bonds dated July 1 1934 has been disposed of by
direct oral sale to investors by a banking group comprising
Hayden, Stone & Co., J. &. W. Seligman & Co. and Lehman
Brothers.
The proceeds are to provide treasury cash for the
company.
1,187,000 San Jose Water Works—E. H. Rollins & Sons, Inc., and
Blyth & Co., Inc. offered $1,187,000 1st mtge. 5%, convertable sink, fund bonds at 99 and int.
Bonds are dated Aug. 1
and
mature
Aug.
MUNICIPAL
1954.
1
FINANCING
$12,225,000 Newark, N. J.—Bonds
were sold as follows: $6,225,000 to a
syndicate headed by the Chase National Bank of New York,
which
paid a price of par for $5,342,000 to bear 5H% int. and
$883,000 as 4Hs.
The bid figured a net interest cost to the
City of about 5.195%.
The bonds mature serially from 1935
to 1974 incl. and public re-offering was made by the bankers
at prices to yield from 3.50% to 4.90%, according to interest
rate and maturity date.
The remaining $6,000,000 bonds
were accepted by various institutions in
exchange for a like
amount of temporary obligations held by them.
No formal
re-offering of the bonds covered by the exchange has been made.
3,000,000 Missouri (State of)—3% series A building bonds, due $1,000,000 annually on July 1 in 1939, 1940 and 1941, were purchased
by the First National Bank of Chicago and associates, at a
price of 100.067, a basis of about 2.98%.
The re-offering to
was made at prices to
yield from 2.85% to 3%,
according to maturity.
investors
Changes in dividend declarations in September are mostly
a
favorable nature.
The following table, divided into
sections, namely, "Favorable Changes" and "Un¬
favorable Changes," gives the more important of the changes:
of
two
Adams
CHANGES
Royalty Co.—Dividend of 5c.
payable Oct. 1
when
a
1934.
a
share
on
the
no par com.
This is the first distribution since July
quarterly div. of 50c.
a
share
was
stock,
1 1927
paid.
Air Reduction Co.—Extra dividend of $1.50 a share, in addition to the
regular quar. div. of 75c. a share on the no par cap. stock, both payable
Oct.
15 1934.
American Crayon Co.—Dividend on the common stock increased from
50c. a share to $1 a share, payable Oct. 1 1934.
American Maize Products Corp.—Dividend of $1.25 a share on the no
5?^ c°m • 8Iock, Payable Sept. 28 1934.
distributed
American
June 30 and
on
Mar.
This compares with 25c. a share
31 last.
share on
a
20c.
payable Oct.
1
a share on the common
dividend of like amount, both
1934.
Art Metal Works, Inc.—Dividends resumed oh the common stock by the
declaration of 10c. a share, payable Oct. 1 1934.
This is the first dis¬
tribution to be made on this issue since Feb. 1 1932, when a stock div.
of
2%
was
paid.
Atlantic Coast Line RR.—Directors
$2.50
a
share
on
on Sept. 20 declared a dividend of
the 5% non-cumu. pref. stock, payable Nov. 10 1934.
This is the first payment to be made on this issue since May 10 1932, when
a
regular semi-ann. div. of $2.50
a
share
was
paid.
Auto City Brewing Co.—Directors declared a 25% stock dividend on the
common stock, payable Oct. 1 1934.
The stock div. is subject to the
approval of the stockholders at a special meeting to be held on Sept. 20.
Heminway Co.—Dividend of 50c. a share on the no par com.
The last previous payment was a regular
quart, distribution of 50c. a share made on May 1 1928.
Belding
stock, payable Oct. 31 1934.
Belgian National Rya.—Dividend of $7.02
shares,
a
share
on
the "American
representing partic. pref. stock, payable Sept. 21 1934.
with $5.86 a share paid on Sept. 26 1933.
This
compares
Briggs Mfg. Co.—Extra dividend of 25c. a share in addition to the regular
quart, div. of like amount on the com. stock of no par value, both pay¬
able
Oct. 30
1934.
Co.—Directors declared a
was
(F.) Burkhart Mfg. Co.—Dividend of $1.10 a share on the $2.20 cumu
pref. stock, payable Oct. 1 1934.
This compares with 70c. a share dis¬
tributed on Aug. 1 and 40c. a share on Jan. 9 1934, the first dividend
paid since the regular quart, disbursement of 55c. on Oct. 1 1931.
Canadian Industries, Ltd.—Quar. div. on the class "A" and class "B"
common shares increased from 87Hc. a share to
$1 a share, payable
Oct. 31 1934.
dividend of 25c.
This repre¬
div. of
1934.
stock, payable Sept. 20
payment on this issue
since Oct. 25 1930, when a
distributed.
Co.—Dividend on the no par com.
payable Oct. 1 1934.
stock increased from
share to 20c. a share,
of accumula¬
Oct. 1
General Candy Co.—Dividend of 25c. a share on account
tions on the $2.50 cumu. class "A" stock, no par val., payable
share was made on
Oct. 20 1933.
A distribution of 23He. a
1934.
1933 and
one
of 25c. a share on
General Printing Ink
this issue on Dec. 15
Co.—Extra div. of 10c. a share in addition to the
the no par com. stock, both payable
regular quar. div. of 15c. a share on
1934.
1
Oct.
Glen Alden
Coal Co.—Regular quar. div. of
distribution of 25c. a share on the com.
increased from 15c.
25c. a share and an
extra
stock of no par value, both pay¬
to be made on this
of $1 a sh. was paid.
1934.
These are the first payments
issue since Dec. 21 1931, when a regular quar. div.
able
Oct.
20
Grand Rapids Varnish Corp.—Dividend on the no par com.
creased from 10c. a share to 12Hc. a share, payable Oct. 1
Co.—Extra div. of 25c. a share, in
quar. div. of like amount on the no par com. stock,
Hoskins Mfg.
stock in¬
1934.
addition to the usual
both payable Sept. 2b
1934.
Cement Co.—Extra div.
Ideal
of 25c. a share in
div. of like amount on the no par com.
quar.
addition to a regular
stock, both payable Oct. 1
1934.
Independent Pifeumatic Tool Co.—Dividend on the no par com.
increased from 5(fc. a share to 75c. a share, payable Oct. 1 1934.
stock
Pipe Line Co.—Extra div. of 5c. a share, in addition to the
regular semi-ann. div. of 15c. a share on the cap. stock, both payable
Indiana
Nov. 15 1934.
stock
like
Industrial Rayon Corp.—Dividend of 42c. a share on the new cap.
of no par value, payable Oct. 1 1934.
An initial distribution of
amount was made on July 1 last.
International Printing Ink Corp.—Special div. of 25c. a share on the
com. stock,
payable Nov. 1 1934.
This is the first distribution to be
made on this issue since Nov. 1 1930, when 62Hc. a share was paid.
a share on the
Similar distribu¬
1 1932.
com. stock increased
International Safety Razor Corp.—Dividend of 25c.
class "B" stock of no par value, payable Nov. 1 1934.
tions were made on this issue on Oct. 2 1933 and Mar.
Jefferson Electric Co.—Quar.
from 25c.
a
Kirkland Lake Gold Mining
stock,
com.
div. on the no par
payable Oct. 1 1934.
share -to 50c. a share,
par
Co., Ltd.—Initial div. of 3c. a share on
1 1934.
the
$1, payable Dec.
& Co.—Stock dividend at the rate of 50c. a share on the
no par common stock, payable Nov. 1 1934 in 6% special pref. stock.
Macassa Mines, Ltd.—Initial dividend of 5c. a share on the common stock,
payable Nov. 1 1934.
Kress
(S. H.)
Meyer-Blanke Co.—Dividend of 15c. a share declared on the no par com.
stock, payable Oct. 1 1934.
This is the first distribution to be made on
this issue since Nov. 15 1931, when a regular quar. div. of 15c. a share
was
paid.
Casket
National
Co.,
Inc.—Semi-ann. div. on the no par com.
stock
increased from $1 a share to $1.50 a share.
Co.—Dividend of $1 a share on the cap.
The last dividend paid on this issue was
National Union Fire Insurance
stock
a
payable Oct. 8 1934.
6 1931.
share on Feb.
no par com. stock
Oct. 1 1934.
div. of 5c. a share on
Noblitt Sparks Industries, Inc.—Quar. div. on the
increased from 25c. a share to 30c. a share, payable
Northampton Brewery Corp. (Pa.).—Initial quar.
the con v. pref. stock, payable Oct. 25
1934.
Corp.—Initial div. of 50c. a share on the $5
pref. stock, payable Oct. 1 1934.
The declaration of this
according to the directors, does not represent the inauguration
dividend policy.
Ohio Service Holding
cumu.
Old
Joe
Distilling Co.—Initial div. of 10c. a share on
partic. pref. stock, par $5, payable
non-
div.,
of a
the 8% cumu.
Oct. 1 1934.
Corp.—Dividend of 25c. a share on the no par com. stock, payable
1934.
The last previous distribution made on this issue was on
1933, when 10c. a share was paid.
Pirelli Co. of Italy.—Dividend of $8.45 a share on the "American Shares,"
payable Oct. 6 1934.
This compares with a cash div. of $4.25 a share
and l-24th of a share in series "A" stock, paid on Apr. 13 last.
Packer
Oct.
1
30
Pittsburgh Brewing Co.—Dividend of 50c. a share on account of accu¬
mulations on the $3.50 cumu. pref. stock, payable Oct. 20 1934. This is
the first disbursement to be made on this issue since the third quarter of
1920 when a regualr quar. div. of 87He. a share was paid.
Republic Supply Co. of California.—Extra div. of 25c. a share, in ad¬
dition to a regular div. of like amount on the no par cap. stock, both
payable Oct. 5 1934.
(William) Simon Brewing Co.—Initial div. of 2c. a share on
cap. stock, payable Oct. 15 1934.
the $1 par
Joseph, South Bend & Southern RR.—Directors declared a semi¬
annual div. of 87He. a share on the com. stock, payable Sept. 15 1934.
This compares with 75c. a share distributed semi-amnnually from Mar. 15
1930 to and including Mar. 15 last.
St.
Steel Co. of Canada, Ltd.—Quar. div. on the no par com.
from 30c.
a
share to 43He. a share,
stock increased
payable Nov. 1 1934.
Co.—Quar. div. of 37Hc. a share on the class
"B" shares, no par value, payable Sept. 15 1934.
This is the first dis¬
tribution on this issue since June 15 1932, when a quar. div. of 25c.
a share was paid.
Sunset McKee Salesbook
Thatcher Mfg. Co.—Dividend resumed on the no par com.
declaration of 25c. a share, payable Dec. 1 1934.
This is
bursement to be made on this issue since
Buffalo (N. Y.) Insurance Co.—Extra dividend of $1 a share, in addition
to the regular quar. div. of $3 a share on the capital stock, both pay¬
able Sept. 29 1934.
share on
disbursed.
the no par com.
share
a
a
Dec.
Steamship Co.—Extra dividend of $1
stock in addition to the regular quarterly
share was
sents the first
$2
FAVORABLE
a
Emsco Derrick & Equipment
Gibson Art Co.—Quar. div. on the no pay com. stock
a share to 20c. a share, payable Oct.
1. 1934.
UTILITY FINANCING
$10,000,000 Chicago District Electric Generating Co.—The company
according to Chicago press despatches, has sold at private
sale to eight purchasers who are buying for investment, a new
issue of $10,000,000 serial debentures due 1935 to 1944.
Proceeds, it is said, will be used entirely
in connection
with redemption of the balance of $8,000,000 of 5H% deben¬
tures due Oct. 1 1935, which have been called for redemption
Oct. 23 1934, and in connection with the retirement in excess
of $2,000,000 of short term notes due March 1 1935.
1934
Ltd.—Initial dividend of 10% a
$1.75 a share paid Sept. 1 on account
accumulations on the cumu. pref. stock.
This is the first payment
be made on this issue since Dec. 1 1931, when the regular quar. div.
10c.
$1,200,000 Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—A banking group headed by Stroud
& Co., Inc., and including Graham, Parsons & Co., and Sad¬
ler & Co., have sold $1,200,000 equipment 4% temporary
registered certificates, dated May 29 1954 and maturing
$150,000 each six months from Sept. 1 1936 to Mar. 1 1940,
inclusive, dividends accruing from May 29 1935.
The certifi¬
cates, which were placed privately, were offered at 100 H flat
increased
the common or
This compares
Electrographic Corp.—Dividend of
Garlock Packing
FINANCING
RAILROAD
div. of $1 a
Products Corp., Ltd.—Special
10 1934.
stock, payable Oct.
Continental Can Co.—A stock div. of 50% was voted Sept. 12 by the
directors, subject to the approval by the stockholders of a plan to increase
the authorized common stock (par $20) from 2,000,000 to 3,000,000 shs)
Stockholders will be called to a meeting in the near future.
The
To Redeem
Average
13
REVIEW
July 1
div. of 40c. a share was paid.
quar.
Tide Water Oil Co.—Dividend on the no par com. stock
50c.
stock by the
the first dis¬
1931, when a regular
a
share to 75c. a share, payable Oct. 8
increased from
1934.
Co.—Quar. div. on the com. stock increased
share to 10c. a share, payable Sept. 29 1934.
Standard Mining
Tintic
from
7He.
a
Torrington Co.—Dividend on the no par com. stock increased
a share to
$1 a share, payable Oct. 1 1934.
United
50c.
a
Fruit Co.—Quar. div. on the no par com. stock
share to 75c. a share, payable Oct. 15 1934.
from 75c.
increased from
14
MONTHLY
United Shirt Distributors, Inc.—Dividend of 7He. a share on the no
par com. stock payable Oct. 10 1934.
This is tne first payment to be
made on this issue since Nov. 15 1929, when a quar. div. of 12He. a
share was paid.
Universal Products Co.—Dividend
from 20c.
share to 40c.
a
on the no par com. stock increased
share, payable Sept. 29 1934.
a
(L. A.) Young Spring & Wire Co.—Extra div. of 25c.
a
value, both payable Oct. 1 1934.
CHANGES
American Light & Traction Co.—Dividend on the common stock de¬
creased from 40c. a share to 30c. a share,
payable Nov. 1 1934.
American Thermos Bottle Co.—Dividend of 25c. a share due at this
time
the
on
stock
common
omitted.
American Woolen Co.—Directors at their meeting held on
Sept. 10 1934,
took no action in the matter of declaring a dividend on the
7% cumu.
pref, stock.
On July 16 last, a distribution of $1.25 a share was made
this issue.
on
Bell Telephone Co. of Pa.—Dividend on the com. stock reduced from
$2 a share to $1.50, payable Sept. 29 1934.
The company has paid $2
a share each quarter since 1921.
Practically all of the common stiock
is owned by the American Telephone &
Teledlgraph Co.
Central
Maine
Power
Co.—Dividend
the 7%
pref. stock, payable
Oct. 1 reduced from $1.75 a share to 87He. a share.
In addition, the
company reduced the dividend on both its 6% and $6 preferred stocks
from $1.50 a share to 75c. a share,
payable Oct. 1 1934.
Columbian National Life Insurance Co. (Boston).—Directors have
on
omitted the dividend
usually paid at this time on the common stock.
A semi-annual dividend of $4 a share was
paid
Congress Cigar Co.— Inc.—Quar. div. of 25c.
stock, usually declared at
this
a
issue
share
on
the
to 25c.
on
the
share to 12Hc. a
a
com.
a
share made
stock decreased from 50c. a share
the no par com. stock reduced from
share payable Sept. 29 1934.
•
Sept. 27 1934 took no
on
the payment of a common div. at this time.
Previously divs.
share were paid on Sept. 1 and June 1 1934 and on Mar. 1 1933.
on
of 15c.
a
International
quar. div. of
Hydro-Electric
87He.
System—Directors
the $3.50
on
Kansas City Power &
decreased from $1.25
conv.
voted to omit
pref., due at this time.
Light Co.—Quar. div.
a
snare
(The) Mackay Cos.—The
was
on the above
Apr. 7 last.
on
Eastern Gas & Fuel Associates.—Directors
action
on
par com.
to
$1
company
a
the
the
stock
share, payable Oct. 29 1934.
on
announced that
no par com.
no
dividend action
taken
by the trustees of the company at a meeting on Sept. 20, with
regard to the 4% cumu. pref. stock.
The last regular quar. div. of $1
a share was paid on this stock on
Oct. 1 1932.
New England Power Association.—Directors omitted the
at this time.
from 50c.
New
a
from $1.50
On
a
on
the cap. stock reduced
share to $1.25 a share, payable Sept.
States
Power
Co.
(Del.)—On
omitted the dividend due on the class" A"
ended Sept. 30 1934.
In the two
share
div. due
July 16 last, the dividend was reduced to 25c. a share
share, which rate had been paid each quarter since Oct. 1927.
Jersey Bell Telephone Co.—Dividend
Northern
com.
Sept.
29 1934.
19
common
1934 the directors
stock for the quarter
previous quarters divs. of 25c.
a
paid.
were
Silver King Coalition Mines Co.—Dividend on the
cap. stock, par $5,
reduced from 15c. a share to 10c. a
share, payable Oct. 1 1934.
Southern California Edison Co.,
Ltd.—Quar. div. of 43He. a share on
the 5% cumu. and
partic. original pref. stock, payable Oct. 15 1934.
Previously the company distributed 50c. a share each quarter on this issue.
The present reduction
was
made to
visions.
comply with the participating pro¬
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines, Ltd.—Dividend
on the
$1 par cap. stock
15c. a share to 10c. a share, payable Nov. 1 1934.
Washburn Wire Co.—Directors on
Sept. 6 1934 decided to omit the divi¬
dend ordinarily payable at this time.
Previously this year the company
paid two dividends of 37He. each.
reduced from
COURSE OF THE STOCK MARKET DURING SEPTEMBER 1934
The trend of the stock market in
September was a perfect
August.
Where two months ago share
prices had scored a moderate advance and then lost most of
it, last month stocks slumped in the first half of the month and
rallied in the last half, with the
reversal of that in
closing level less than a point
distant from that of August.
The one feature which the
August and September markets had. in common was their
extreme dulness.
It is necessary to reach farther and farther back into the
past to find trading at
existing.
so low a state of activity as that now
The September total of shares turned over on the
New York
Stock Exchange established a 16-year low at
12,635,870 shares, compared with 16,690,972 shares in
August and 43,333,974 in September 1933.
August had
two days on which the
trading volume exceeded 1,000,000
shares, but September had none. The nearest approach of
the turnover to the
1,000,000-share mark on any one day
during the month was 835,485 on the 14th, a day of falling
prices.
In 1921 the low turnover of last month was almost
duplicated with a 12,924,080-share total, but it is necessary
to look back to 1918 to find a duller
September.
Trading
volume in 1918 was restricted
by the drastic credit rationing
then in force.
If one excepts 1918 for the peculiar condi¬
tions existing in
September of that year, one is unable to
find a September in the last 20
years when stock dealings were
so
quiet.
amounted
year
Turnover
to
for
the
first
nine
months
of
tained
advance
for all business.
Stocks,
moreover,
were
though this decline in Government issues might be held to
betoken, if persisted in, approach of unorthodox financing
methods.
Indications that the textile strike would be called off led
in the third week of the month to
firming prices, and the price
vigor in the con¬
cluding week as many mills reopened for business.
The stop¬
page of production in so important an industry could not but
have a crippling effect on many lines of activity.
Trading aid not appear to be hampered unduly as the issu¬
ance by the Federal Reserve Board of the
margin regulations
was awaited.
The publication of these regulations in the
final week of the month left scarcely a ripple in the market,
over
in somewhat diminished
for their nature had been rather well discounted.
The effec¬
tive date of the regulations was set forward half a month to
Oct. 15.
Since it looked as though existing margin require¬
ments were being left virtually unchanged
by the new
formula, the market did not seem to look ahead to Oct. 15
with any sign of dread.
As to the fluctuations in individual
stocks, United States
Steel was at its lowest Sept. 17 at 29% and at its highest
Sept. 27 at 34%, with the close Sept. 29 at 33%.
Steel
preferred was at its highest Sept. 6 at 79 and at its lowest
Sept. 17, 67%, with the close Sept. 29 at 75%.
American
Tel. & Tel. moved down from 113% Sept. 6 to 108% Sept. 14,
the close Sept. 29 at 111%.
J. I. Case Threshing
with
Machine moved up from 36 Sept. 14 to 45% Sept. 27, with
the close Sept. 29 at 43%.
General Electric dropped from
19
Sept. 5 to 17% Sept. 17, with the close Sept. 29 at 18%.
Dye was at its highest Sept. 5 at 133%,
and at its lowest Sept. 17 at 115%, with the close Sept. 29
at 126.
Westinghouse Elec. & Mfg. fell from 34% Sept. 6
to 28% Sept. 17, with the close Sept. 29 at 32%.
Con¬
solidated Gas of New York rose from 25 Sept. 17 to 30%
Sept. 26, with the close Sept. 29 at 29%.
In the railroad
list, New York Central was at its lowest Sept. 17 at 19,
and at its highest Sept. 27 at 23%, with the close Sept. 29
at 22%.
Delaware & Hudson moved up from 35 Sept. 14
to 41% Sept. 25, with the close Sept. 29 at 39%.
Union
Pacific rose from 92% Sept. 15 to 102% Sept. 26, with the
close Sept. 29 at 101%.
Southern Pacific was at its lowest
Sept. 17 at 15%, and at its highest Sept. 27 at 19%, with the
close Sept. 29 at 19.
Baltimore & Ohio moved up from
13% Sept. 17 to 16% Sept. 27, with the close Sept. 29 at
16%.
Chesapeake & Ohio was at its highest Sept. 5 at 45,
and at its lowest Sept. 17 at 40%, with the close Sept.29
at 43.
Southern Ry. was at its highest Sept. 6 at 17%, and
at its lowest Sept. 17 at 13%, with the close Sept. 29 at 17.
Declines early in September embraced all divisions of the
domestic bond market and prices touched the lowest levels
in many months.
However, as the month progressed a
modest rally in prices occurred with bonds, according to their
grade, registering gains of from % to 2% points.
About the
close of the month the general trend of prices was toward
markedly higher levels.
Foreign bonds traded in the do¬
mestic market developed a rising tendency early in the
month and in many instances recorded gains of 1% points at
the close.
In the following table we show, as usual, the
Allied Chemical &
fluctuations for the month in the different issues of United
States obligations, and also for a large list of railroad and
industrial
bonds, and
foreign bond issues.
a
considerable number, likewise, of
____
First
263,717,240 shares, against 546,921,118 last
years ago.
It was the smallest
Government Bonds
Range During September 1934
Last
Sale
Sale
Sept. 1
Lowest
Highest
Sept. 30
First Liberty Loan—
among
other things, in the forepart of the
month, stock prices de¬
clined to within a tiny fraction of their lowest mark of the
The year's low, as recorded by the index of 50 issues
compiled by the New York "Times," was 74.95 on July 26,
the September low was 74.96 on
Sept. 17.
After making
year.
this so-called "double
bottom," the market turned upward
and hung to that course until the month ended.
The stock
index recovered to a figure of 81.78 on
Sept. 27, and the
closing level was 80.74, giving a net gain for the month of
.77 of a point.
The rail stocks were laggards in the rally,
as they
merely regained their lost ground and closed ab¬
solutely unchanged at 28.53.
The 25 industrial stocks used
in the average, however, rallied from a low of 124.39 on
Sept. 17 and closed at 132.95 for a 1.53 point advance for the
not
an
1934
volume for that period since 1924.
month.
on
unable to derive any inflationary stimulus from the weak¬
ness of Government bonds in the first
part of the month,
and 326,782,111 two
Adversely affected by the widespread textile strike,
was a
already en¬
feebled business structure of a textile strike affecting mills in
both the North and South.
The ordinary indexes of trade
showed that steel and electric production were unencouraging,
and the state of the bond market bespoke no immediate
gains for the durable goods industries.
Indeed, the one
favorable aspect of the month was the continuation of the
higher volume of retail sales that appeared in the latter part
of August.
The consumers' goods industries, though their
outlook was better, could hold out no hope for a broad, sus¬
advance held
no
share, payable Oct. 1 1934.
a
Early & Daniel Co.—Quar. div.
25c.
no par com.
time, omitted.
initial distribution of 28c.
was an
Weakness in stocks in the first half of the month
unexpected result of the superimposing
Feb. 3 last.
on
Consolidated Oil Corp.—Dividend of 14c. a share on the
stock, payable Oct. 31 1934.
The last previous dividend
Eagle Lock Co.—Quar. div.
Curb Exchange stock sales in September totaled 2,702,831
shares, compared with 3,251,922 in August and 6,372,012 in
September 1933.
From Jan. 1 to Sept. 30 the Curb turnover
was 48,458,134,
against 83,445,636 in the prevous year.
share, in addition
to the regular quar. div. of like amount on the commoh stock of no
par
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3 .His
.1932-1947
4Ms.
.1932-1947
103*32
102 2*32Sept.
.1933-1938
103*<32
1022i32Sept. 12 103*<82Sept.
.1933-1938
100**32
.1947-1952
112*32
100ii32Sept. 17 101 *32 Sept. 10
1
1082<32Sept. 19 112*32 Sept.
102 782 Sept. 17 103*32 Sept.
4
12 1031232Sept. 20
103
103»»i
Fourth Liberty Loan—
4 Ms
(uncalled)
4
(2d called)
Treasury 4Mb
1
103 «32
1001*82
1091*82
Treasury 4 Ms to Oct 15 1934,
thereafter
Treasury
.1943-1945
4s
1013182
.1944-1954
3Ms
1071«33
.1946-1956
3Ms
.1943-1947
Treasury 3 Ms.
.1951-1955
Treasury 3s
.1946-1948
Treasury 3s
.1940-1943
Treasury 3 Ms
.1941-1943
Treasury 3Ms.-_
.1946-1949
Treasury 3 Ms
1941
Treasury 3M8
.1944-1946
Treasury 3Ms
Fed' 1 Farm M tge 3 M s. .1944-1964
Treasury
.
3s
2Ms
100 <32
100 *32
1031*32
1031032
101232
1031032
102
100132
1949 j~i982s3
1951
98 432
1952
Home Owners' Loan 4s
3 s series A
103
98
.1939-1949
....
992«32Sept. 12
105 232 Sept. 18
103 632 Sept. 18
100i°32Sept. 12
97 2*82Sept. 17
97 2 632Sept. 18
101
Sept. 15
100 2832Sept. 17
99*32 Sept. 18
101
Sept. 12
99*<32Sept. 12
98
Sept. 18
94 27s2Sept. 12
94 2 832Sept. 12
942«32Sept. 12
93<32 Sept. 27
102<32 Sept.
1
100782
107i6l2Sept.
1
1051782
lOe^i Sept.
4
1032<82
103
Sept.
1
100*32 Seot.
1
100<32 Sept.
1
981 <32
1037«32Sept.
1031082Sept.
1
101**82
931*82
1
1
99**32
103n32Sept.
1
101*182
102*32 Sept.
100*32 Sept.
1
100*32
1
98*<32
98*32 Sept.
98<32 Sept.
1
96*32
1
96*82
98*32 Sept.
1
96*32
93i<82Sept. 26
93*32
101 282 Sept.
MONTHLY
Oct., 1934.]
Closing
Opening
Railroad and industrial Bonds.
Price
Range for September
Price
1934
Sept. 30
1934
Sept. 1
102
100 X
56 X
Bos A Maine 1st 5s ser AC.. 1967
Ches A Ohio ref A lmpt 4X8 B '95
mx"
Chic Mllw & St P gen 4s A..1989
Chic Mllw St P A Pac 5s A..1975
29X
Chic A N W
4Xb ser A. 1949
27X
C C C A St L 4X8 series E...1977
Erie ref A lmpt 5s of 1927—1967
74X
68H
conv
Great Northern gen 4X8 ser E '77
111 Cent C St L A N O 5s A..1963
frlH
Kan City Sou ref A lmpt 5s..1950
Lehigh Valley (Pa) cons 4s..2003
Mo-Kan-Texas cum adj 5s.. 1967
56X
N Y Central conv deb 6s....1935
N Y C A St L 4X8 ser C
1978
N Y N H A H 1st ref
54%
53X
4^8—1967
N Y Ont A West ref 4s
1992
Northern Pacific 4s
59
.1997
Pennsylvania RR deb 4Hs„ 1970
Pitts C C A St L 5s
ser
87 X
1970
A
MX Sept.
98 X Sept.
49X Sept.
70
Sept.
99X Sept.
50
Sept.
23 >4 Sept.
21
Sept;
07X Sept.
60
Sept.
66
Sept.
67 X Sept.
04X Sept.
48
Sept.
36
Sept.
95 X Sept.
48
Sept.
45X Sept.
58
Sept.
94
Sept.
83X Sept.
104 X
Rio Grande Western 1st 4s.. 1939
Southern Ry gen 4s ser A....1956
76
2008
58X
99 X
55
Union Pacific 1st A ref 4s_
Western Maryland 1st 4s
1952
83 X
80
Allegheny Corp coll tr 6s
1944
97X
56 X
Amer A Foreign Power 5s...2030
£
Brooklyn Union Elev 6s.... 1950
Chesapeake Corp 5s....
1947
Dodge Bros conv deb 6s.
1940
102
100
105
104X
60 X
95 H
Internet Paper 5s ser A A B.1947
Liggett A Myers Tob 7s.....1944
Warner Bros Pictures 6s
63
Foreign Bonds—
Argentine (Govt) 6s ser A... 1957
6s of June 1925..........1959
External 5X8
1962
Australia 5s of 1925
45
94 X
127
1939
82X
83
76 >4
..1955
92
External loan 5s of 1927... 1957
External 4>$s of 1928—...1956
88X
Belgium (Kingdom) 6X8 ...1949
Brisbane (City) 5s.
1957
Canada (Dominion) 5s
1952
French Republic ext 7 >48—1941
MX
85
112X
External 7s of 1924.
1949
German (Republio) 7s......1949
MX
German Govt Internal 53^8.. 1965
New South Wales (State) 5s. 1957
26 X
91
Queensland (State) ext 7s... 1941
(City) external 6His... 1952
Rome
83 X
Highest
Lowest
1934
Atch Top A Santa Fe gen 4s. 1995
Bait A Ohio 1st gold 4s
1948
Convertible 4Hs—
...I960
BOX
101X
99X
56X
17 102 X Sept.
19 101X Sept.
17 ■57X Sept.
20 75X Sept.
Sept.
17 103
18 54% Sept.
Sept.
17 30
17 28 X Sept.
17 74X Sept.
17 68X Sept.
18 71X Sept.
18 72 h Sept.
18 68X Sept.
19 56X Sept.
Sept.
6 44
10 96 X Sept.
15 56X Sept.
17 53 X Sept.
11 62 X Sept.
Sept.
17 97
15 87X Sept.
Sept. 13 106 X Sept.
Sept.
Sept. 21 81
Sept.
Sept. 15 60
Sept. 14 100
Sept.
Sept.
Sept. 17 84
Sept.
Sept. 19 64
Sept. 18 54 X Sept.
Sept. 17 96X Sept.
Sept.
Sept. 15 103
Sept. 12 106 X Sept.
Sept.
Sept. 18 69
Sept. 4 128X Sept.
Sept.
Sept. 15 62
89 X Sept.
82
Sept.
SIX Sept.
"ioijT*
50 X
26 X
26X
69X
85X
28
7
28
1
26
28
27
1
24
21
1
71
68
42X
56~~
47 X
61%
9554
8654
5
6
27
4
4
1
26
5
5
102 X
28
106 X
4
5
6754
12754
84
95 X
95X
91X
101X
85
112H
188
187
39
2854
93 X
105
83 X
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
the exchange for 3J^% bonds remain open until further
notice, following the announcement that through Sept. 29,
$293,300,000 had been so exchanged.
Yields on short-term
Treasury bills continued to work higher, with $75,000,000
182-day bills having been sold during the last week of the
month at an average discount of 0.29%, against 0.22% a
month earlier, and a low point of 0.07 % reached in July.
Discount holdings of the 12 Reserve banks increased from
$21,007,000 Aug. 29 to $23,637,000 Sept. 5, but later steadily
declined, to $20,314,000 Sept. 26.
Bills bought in the open
market increased from $5,247,000 Aug. 29 to $5,812,000
Sept. 26.
Indicative of the upward trend of commercial
borrowings, "all other" loans of the weekly reporting banks
expanded steadily, their total rising to $4,713,000,000 Sept.
26, an increase of approximately $265,000,000 since July
1934, although still $140,000,000 below September 1933.
On the Stock Exchange the official rate for call loans remained
unchanged at 1%, while outside loans continued to be ob¬
tainable at %%.
♦
CALL LOANS ON THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
59 X
r<w»*«
83""
Low
High
63
53X
61
28
.8854
8854
24
89 X Sept. 21
76X Sept.
91X Sept.
91
Sept.
S6X Sept.
99X Sept.
81 % Sept.
110
Sept.
182X Sept.
182 X Sept.
32 X Sept.
23 X Sept.
90
Sept.
104
Sept.
80
Sept.
~
15
REVIEW
81
22
22
9454
25
25
25
1
6
21
5
26
27
27
27
6
110
3754
2754
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept,
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
1
2
3
4...
5
6...
7
8...
9
10
11...
12—
13
14...
1934
Sunday
Holiday
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Saturday
Stock sales (No. of shares)
Bond sales (par value)—
12,635,870
$
$
Sept.
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Sept. 27...
Sept. 28—
Sept. 29...
Saturday
15—
546,921,118
326,782,111
441,407,800
Sept.
$
$
S
S
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
2,925,030,700 2,543,605,400 2,112,741,950 2,135,157,950
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
VOLUME OF BUSINESS ON THE CURB EXCHANGE
Stock sales (No. of shares)
Bond sales (par value)—
Domestic
2,702,831
S
6,372,012
1931
8,380,994
10,020,250
$
$
Foreign Government...
$
Foreign corporate.....
Total bond sales
Jan. 1 to Sept. 30—
Stock sales (No. of shares)
Bond sales (par value)—*
45.246.000
2,990,000
1.224,000
64,010,000
2,263,000
2,994,000
86,195,000
2,982,000
3,891,000
84,647.000
49,460,000
........
59,267,000
93,068,000
90,990,000
48,458,134
83.445,636
42,777,799
85,967,381
$
686,366.000
32,165,000
31,423,000
609,824,000
685,435,000
22,154,500
22,306,000
28,667,000
30,083,000
749,954,000
660,645,500
737,824,000
$
Foreign corporate.....
742,416,000
29,087,000
21,008,000
Total bond sales....
792.511,000
Domestic
Foreign Government—
2,534,000
3,809,000
$
I
.
THE MONEY MARKET DURING SEPTEMBER 1934•
While
excess reserves
of member banks decreased to around
$1,700,000,000 from the August peak of approximately
$2,000,000,000, money conditions as a whole showed no
material change during the month.
Causes for the decline
of bank reserves were the fairly substantial gold export
movement early in the month, a seasonal increase of money
in circulation and a temporary shift of funds in connection
with
income
tax
and
other
transactions
for
Saturday
Sunday
Sept. 30
on
LOAN RATES
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
4 Months
90 Days
60 Days
5 Months
6
Months
Satur day
X®1
315,027,600
1932
1
for six months' loans.
56-.
7—
8—
9..
10..
11..
12—
13—
14..
15—
161718..
19..
20—
21—
22..
23..
24—
25—
26—
27—
28..
29..
SO-
246,121,150
1933
1
Saturday
Sunday
1
Sept.
231,353,400
1934
1
1
24...
X®1
24,619,150
September
1
Sept. 26—
4..
173,930,700
103,767,000
37,329,900
1,770,660,000 1,635,582,900 1,181,435,800 1,355,904.400
637,003,600
State, munic. A foreign
501,414,600
476,841,000
577,194,000
United States Govt.
429,891,550
142,249,950
677,529,700
330,828,500
Month of
1
Sept, 25...
Sept.
160,443,000
Railroad and mlscell
Total bond sales
1
1
Sept.
Sept.
$
263,717,240
Jan. 1 to Sept. 30—
Stock sales (No. of shares)
Bond sales (par value)—
1
1
1
2..
3—
285,009,000
/
1
1
Rates on Mixed Collateral
44,678,000
128,605,000
Total bond sales—
1
1
1
1
SO Days
144,938,000
52,338,500
34,076,900
61,059,000
1
1
1
Sunday
DAILY RECORD OF TIME
S
State, munic. A foreign
United States Govt
Sunday
1
security collateral showed no changes
from the previous low levels, with transactions chiefly
representing renewals of older loans. Rates remained nom¬
inal at M to 1% for loans running from two to five months,
111,726,000
Railroad and miscell
16...
17...
18
19
20...
21.__
22...
23...
\
Renewal
High
1
and
51,040,168
67,381,004
43,333,974
Low
1
Time loan rates
1931
1932
1933
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Saturday
VOLUME OF BUSINESS ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE
Month of September
-
Renewal
—
Sim day
.
Holl day
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Satur day
Sun day
Commercial paper was in
better supply during the first
September, and throughout the month the volume
available remained of moderately large proportions.
Bank
investment demand readily absorbed this new paper, although
after the middle of the month some banks no longer were
interested in acquiring paper at % %.
The prevailing range
of rates,
however, remained throughout September at
Under date of Sept. 13 the Federal Reserve
Bank of New York announced that returns received by the
Bank from commercial paper dealers showed a total of $188,100,000 of open market commercial paper outstanding on
Aug. 31 1934, as compared with $168,400,000 on July 31
1934, and $107,400,000 Aug, 31 1933.
week of
RATES FOR MONEY AT NEW YORK
Government
Week Ended—
Gold exports during September totaled $20,300,000 but this was offset in large part by the receipt of newly
account.
Sept. 15
mined domestic gold and of scrap gold as well as by scattered
Call loans on Stock
shipments from the Far East, and by the release of gold pre¬
viously earmarked for foreign account.
The outstanding
Time loans (mixed A
event of the month
was
States Treasury on
the announcement of the United
Sept. 10 of its program for the refunding
Sept. 15 maturities and of that part of the Fourth Liberty
Loan which had been called for payment on Oct. 15.
In
exchange for the $525,000,000 of certificates maturing
Sept. 15, a 1
% 2-year note issue was offered. In exchange
for the $1,250,000,000 of Fourth Liberty Loan 4J£% bonds
called for redemption, a2XA% 4-year note issue and a 3*4%
10-12-year bond issue were offered and as an added induce¬
ment to conversion the Treasury offered to pay interest in
full on tendered Liberty's to Oct. 15.
On Sept. 17 the
Treasury announced that practically the entire issue of matur¬
ing certificates had been converted.
The subscription books
for the exchange of Fourth Liberty's for notes closed on Sept.
24, with a total of $596,691,150 exchanged but the books for
of
Exchange^
Range for week (mixed A lud. Collateral)
—
md&K collateral)
Indus/collateral)—
..X—J.
Week's average (mixed A
Thirty days
Sixty days
Ninety days
j-....
Four months..,
...
Five months
.......
Six months.
Commercial paper—Double A single names:
Prime 4 to 6 months...-..---...-—
Good 4 to 6 months....
Rates
for
bankers'
Sept, 22
Sept. 29
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acceptances remained virtually un¬
changed, although transactions experienced a moderate sea¬
sonal expansion.
The American Acceptance Council on
Sept. 20 published its usual survey of the acceptance market
and found that for the first time since January of this year;
the volume of bankers' acceptances showed an increase,
their total advancing from $515,604,714 July 31 to $520,002,718 Aug. 31.
In making public the figures, Robert H.
MONTHLY
16
Bean, Executive Secretary of the Council, pointed out that,
gain was small it nevertheless in¬
dicated the improvement in acceptance business which had
been anticipated with the advent of crop financing and
showed that the constant liquidation in acceptance credits,
which has been quite rapid since January, has been checked.
Furthermore, while the reductions in past months have been
confined quite generally to the New York City district banks,
the gain, slight as it is, is noted in all of the important
Federal Reserve districts.
An increase in acceptance volume
at this time of year, unless it runs into large amounts, cannot
be fairly credited to an improvement in business conditions.
while the amount of this
What it does indicate is that the first of the cotton and wheat
financing requirements are being felt in the credit mar¬
kets, and if the current increase is not a false lead, the volume
of bills should rise quite steadily through the remaining
months of the year.
Bankers' acceptances created to finance
exports advanced $4,295,006, domestic warehouse acceptance
credits advanced $7,697,030, while acceptances created to
finance
domestic
shipments
were
increased $633,844.
Bankers' acceptances used to finance imports were off
$5,315,672 and acceptances drawn for the purpose of financ¬
ing goods stored in or shipped between foreign countries
went off $3,585,252, to a new low figure for this type of bill—
commonly known as foreign credits—to $140,832,989.
The
present total for all classes of bills stands at $174,008,893
below the total outstanding at the end of August 1933.
The
-volume of completed bills ready for the discount market is
still very largely in the hands of the accepting banks, con¬
sequently continuing the drought condition in the open dis¬
count market.
At the end of August accepting banks
crop
holding $222,025,881 of their own accepted bills and
$260,529,932 in bills of other banks, a total of $482,555,813,
leaving only $37,446,905 for other purchasers and the dis¬
count houses' portfolio.
This is $6,000,000 fewer bills than
the market had available at the end of July when the banks
held all but $43,000,000 of the total volume.
Rates for
bankers' acceptances continued to be quoted at 34% bid,
3-16% asked for 30, 60, and 90 days, at Y%% bid, 34% asked
for four months, and at 34% bid, %% asked for five and six
months.
The New York Federal Reserve Bank, in its
were
'♦
"Monthly Review" discussed conditions in the market for
follows:
"Although the bill market generally remained quiet during
September, there was some increase in activity occasioned
by the seasonal appearance of grain bills.
Dealers' port¬
folios tended to increase slightly in the second half of the
month, as the distribution of bills was narrowed by reluctance
on the part of banks to buy bills at the 34% rate at which
most of the business had been transacted in the previous few
months.
Accordingly, in the closing days of the month, it
was reported that the dealers' offering rates on bills up to
90-day maturity had been advanced from 34 to 3-16%.
Rates continued to be quoted by the dealers only on applica¬
tion, however."
bankers' acceptances as
PRIME BANKERS'
Call I
Sept.
ACCEPTANCES
oans
180 Days
90 Days
120 Days
150 Days
Secured by
30 Days
60 Days
Accept 'ces Bid & Ask Bid & Ask Bid & Ask Bid & Ask Bid & Ask Bid & Ask
1
Saturday
2
Sunday
3
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9
the correct ones.
It seemed, further, that the
held about $27,000,000 of the maturing 134%
Treasury certificates of indebtedness and turned them in
for, the new issue of two-year 134% notes.
The net effect
of these alterations in the securities portfolio was to leave the
System with some longer maturities than it had previously
held.
The regional banks showed that they were not yet
ready to plunge headlong into purchases of long-dated
bonus.
But they indicated that they were continuing their
policy of acquiring more and more Treasury notes at the
expense
of their certificates and bills and their called
Liberty's..
.
September saw a considerable inroad made into the aggre¬
gate volume of member bank reserves.
The decline in actual
reserves extended to about $240,000,000, causing the volume
of excess reserves to fall from the record high of just over
were
ences
System
$2,000,000,000 to around the $1,750,000,000 mark. Treasury
operations were responsible in very large part for the shrinkage
in the reserve total, for as the Government deposits with the
System rose the reserves declined.
With member reserves
up $81,000,000 in the week ended Sept. 26, the net drop in
reserves from Aug. 29 to the final week of last month was
$157,000,000.
In the same period the Treasury's deposit
increased $125,000,000.
A draft on reserves of $58,000,000
was made by the rise in the circulation of currency, and a
further $5,000,000 was subtracted from reserves by the re¬
gold stock resulting from gold exports
duction in the monetary
Europe.
Shipments of gold to Europe occasioned a
$21,000,000 decline in the gold certificate holdings of the
Federal Reserve banks, the first such monthly decrease in
their gold certificates since the devaluation of the dollar at
the end of January.
Federal Reserve credit in use was unchanged in the fourto
$2,463,000,000. The volume of Federal
use is ODly $23,000,000 in excess of the
System's investment in Government securities.
Member
bank borrowings from the Federal Reserve dropped $693,000
up to Sept. 26, but this reductioD was practically offset by
the rise of $565,000 in bills bought by the System in the open
market.
By seasonal reckoning, the Federal Reserve's bill
portfolio should be mounting at this time of year, but no
large expansion is expected this year in view of the over¬
week
period
at
Reserve credit in
whelming amount of
Reserve
notes
Federal
now standing to the
the books of the System.
Federal
excess reserves
credit of member banks
on
outstanding
bank
Reserve
increased
Dotes
were
while
$32,000,000,
off
$1,454,000.
System's ratio stood at 70.1% on Sept. 26, against
The
70.2%
weeks earlier.
four
Industrial advances, or direct loans, of
serve more than doubled in the four-week
the Federal Re¬
period, the total
rising from $810,000 to $1,961,000, or $1,151,000.
Also,
commitments to make industrial advances increased from
$357,000 to $756,000, a difference of $399,000.
It was said
in Washington that authorization had been given for some
$10,000,000 of industrial advances.
There was some delay,
however, in signing the papers and paying out the money.
Brokers' loans recorded in the statement of weekly re¬
porting member banks in New York City declined $53,000,000
Sept. 26, or from $793,000,000 to
in the four weeks ended
$740,000,000.
Of this decrease, $38,000,000 was accounted
by the reduction in loans placed for own account and
$15,000,000 by the decline in loans placed for out-of-town
banks.
Loans for others were unchanged at $1,000,000.
for
4
8
REVIEW
Sunday
During September Street loans, as compiled by the New York
Exchange, showed a decrease of $42,678,429 bringing
the total of these loans down to $831,529,447 on Sept. 29
Stock
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on
OF STERLING
COURSE
EXCHANGE IN SEPTEMBER
Saturday
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*
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Sunday
THE
RETURNS
OF
THE
FEDERAL
BROKERS' LOANS IN NEW
RESERVE
BANKS-
YORK CITY
In line with the change in the Federal Reserve from a
handmaiden of the member banks to the servant of the Treas¬
the chief event for the system in September was the
the time of the
quarter date financing.
The Federal Reserve banks were
known to hold a quantity of Fourth Liberty 434s, but nothing
was known about how many of them were among those called.
Some inkling as to the System's holdings was given in the
condition statement'as of Sept. 19.
In the week ended on
that day the System's bonds declined, roughly, $70,000,000,
its notes increased $97,000,000 and its certificates and bills
fell off $27,000,000.
The story told by these changes, it
appeared, was that the System held $70,000,000 of the called
Fourth Liberty's and that it exchanged them, not for the new
334% Treasury bonds, but for the four-year 234% notes,
and it was later learned on good authority that these infer¬
ury,
shifts in the Government securities portfolio at
a
Trends
more
were
or
less
dbcidedly
under
mixed.
pressure,
In the main, sterling was
which
the month, and was
toward the end of
Saturday
26....
Sterling exchange and all foreign exchange continued in
rather confused state during the month of September.
increased
steadily
largely attributable
For some time British
steadily piling up and developing an
excess of imports over exports.
The excess of imports con¬
sisted Chiefly of raw materials and foodstuffs, the bills for
which began to fall due in September.
Under normal con¬
ditions of exchange and economic relationships the pressure
against sterling usually commenced about the middle of
August and continued until the turn of the year.
Sterling
declined steadily, not only in terms of dollars, but also in
to ordinary
imports
seasonal requirements.
have
been
terms of French francs.
Apart from the seasonal pressure on sterling,
perhaps a
important factor in determining the downward course
of rates was the speculative operations originating chiefly
in Paris and centering upon United States dollars.
The
market was filled with unfounded rumors throughout the
more
month, which undoubtedly arose in European speculative
quarters.
These interests were shaping their course upon
supposition that there would be a further increase in
American price for gold, with a resultant further de¬
valuation of the dollar.
At all events, the drive against the
the
the
dollar
was
based
upon
the belief that a large measure of
States as a consequence
inflation must ensue in the United
of the Government's great
expenditures for all forms of de¬
pression relief. The European bear speculators against the
dollar coincidentally formed their opinions and shaped their
17
MONTHLY REVIEW
Oct., 1934.]
policy upon the belief that the London authorities would
permit sterling to follow the trend of the dollar.
The
tically ceased to play a part in the movements of exchange
since the abandonment of gold by Great Britain.
The tend¬
action of both sterling and the dollar throughout the greater
part of the month seemed to confirm the correctness of these
ditions become disturbed is
theories
The
of bear
general
speculators.
'
~
eral
fair-sized
speculation.
The
same
took
weakness
banks
were
suffice
that bear interests, especially those directed
so
dollar, were well shaken out.
the
close.
Francs
downward
to
expected to
and
the
until
pointed out that such
in
:
indicated
that
the
London
was
pointed out by
the
course
authorities
of
planned
be
to
market.
was
on
Aug. 31 at $4.99%. The
27, and
on
on
Sept. 1 the
mean rate was
month
and
taken
so
The amount available during
totaled
approximately £7,772,000.
following tables give the London check rate on Paris
from day to day, the price paid for gold in shillings and
pence in the London open market, the price paid for gold
by the United States, and the London price converted into
The
appar¬
gold:
•
■
London
London
Open Market
on
only a few pence above 138s. per ounce, but went to 139s.
on Aug. 24, and on
Aug. 31 attained a new record high
of 140s. 11 %d.
An all-time high for open market gold was
74.50
Sept.
l
Sept.
2
Sept. £ 3
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
4
141s.
on
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
5d.
SUN DAY
74.75
74.95
7
.
8d.
140s.
0Hd.
74.812
6-.-.
1408.
74.875
,
1408. 10Hd.
140s.
0Md.
74.90!
6
1418.
74.865
.
Sept.
8
Sept.
9
Sept. 10—.
Sept. 11
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
London '
140s..
9d.
7d.
SUN DAY
74.905
140s.
lid.
75.062
1408., 3Kd.
12
75.03
1408.
13
75.03
140s.
5Hd.
6Md.
14
75.03
140s.
6Kd,
15
75.062
1408.
141s.
7d.
When
the London
5d.
do to
place either faith
or
emphasis
BANK)
COMPARED
22..._
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
WITH
74.812
j
upon
$35.00
$35.35
2
Sunday
Holiday
Sunday
3
4,,
Sept,
Sept.
6
British
Sept.
Sept.
8..,,..
United
States
Treasury.
if
the
any other
currency) will
financial
authorities
Britain
frequent
rumors
and the
on
of
can
be
course,
in
sources
Equalization
There
have
United
States.
35.00
35.00
13
35.20
Sunday
35.22
35.00
11.;
35.00
..
35.00
35.08
.
-
35.19
35.20
Sept.
to
was
were
and
are
'
have been
baseless.
of
35.00
35.20
15
35.50
35.17
case
at the end of its resources.
point out that the
£375,000.000 is hardly
14
Sept.
power
in the
There
London
Fund
no
ttoe
power
various occasions that the British Ex¬
change Equalization Fund
formed
interested
they certainly have such
of Great
rumors,
12
35.22
35.00
Sunday
9
10
Sept.
Sept.
be permitted
35.20
Well
in¬
Exchange
impaired.
doubt that the sterling fund will be drawn
little as possible, and only to correct extraordinary
discrepancies during the period of seasonal pressure.
•
'
Commercial
seasonal
requirements under the circum¬
stances are quite sufficient to account for a downward trend
upon as
of
1
,
35.28
*
check them, and
These
never
35.27
35.00
35.00
'
7
Sept.
September and on numerous
prior occasions, bear drives against either sterling or dol(or against
140s.
0d.
8d.
*
9d.
„
lOd.
74.76»
74.71
2Kdt
141s.
3d.
141s.
4^d.
74.821 :
1418.
74.687
•
28,—
29
30
1418,
74.578'
,
lid.
74.634
25
26
27
1408,
1418..
Hdl,
lHd.;
SUN DAY
LONDON
PRICES
•,
<
v
London Price
.
•
'
'
.
'
_
Sept.
Sept.
35.32
/
35.00
f
5..W-—
Sept.
As the market clearly showed in
lars
i
5X&.
SUN DAY
23
24
united
into Dollars
1
Sept.
Sept.
the
140s. 11 Kd.
Concerted
States
foreign ex¬
to base calculations upon the presence or absence
of operations by banks known to act on behalf of either the
or
140s.
74.75
21
140s.
74.82
^
1408.
74.969-
20
140s.
75.00
;
London Price
United
or
exchange control
,
75.051
18
19
—yrm-rr—re¬
open
the probable course of official attitudes toward
change
Gold Price
SUN DAY
10..
17
i
gold passed 139s. in August outward shipments of
gold from India and South Africa became more noticeable;
never
Open Market
Paris
PRICE PAID FOR GOLD BY UNITED STATES (FEDERAL RESERVE
market
It would
London»
Check Rale
Gold Price
Paris
3d.
at
^
-
Check Rate
the
Sept. 3,
\
,
permit
London would go well above 141s. per ounce.
Throughout
the greater part of August the gold
price in London ruled
on
V.,
.
LONDON CHECK RATE ON PARIS AND PRICE OF GOLD IN LONDON
widely held conviction in the gold pro¬
ducing and shipping centers that the open market price in
reached
investments
on
closed
for European gold hoarders.
the
declared by bullion dealers
was
$5.02%,
transfers
new
This attitude
result from
total
reach of American takers, so that all the gold; available was
for unknown destinations, generally believed to be
However, it is certain that for the past few months London
has observed a strong tendency on the
part of South Africa and Indian gold shippers to withhold metal from the London
open
in
taken
gold par relationship based upon
the American gold price of $35 per ounce.
This would sug¬
gest a price of approximately 144s. for gold in London as
compared with the old gold price of 84s. 9%d.-84s. lid. paid
by the Bank of England prior to the suspension of gold.
a
reduction
74.50, close
pound recorded on
Aug. 31.
The highest rate in September was 75.062, on
Sept. 11, and again on Sept. 15.
During the month the
price of gold in the London open market was beyond the
the pound to drop to its old dollar parity of $4.86.
Market
operators asserted that were this the plan of London there
would have to
normal
to the all-time low of 74.46 francs to the
sterling
to
high
Aug. 31 at 74.592,
rea¬
that
the
Sept. 5 (cable transfers).
Sterling
Friday, Sept. 28, at $4.97.
On
July 31 the London check rate on Paris closed at 76.425, on
disclosed.
opinion
to
Sterling cable transfers closed
cable
price here. Operations by the British Exchange
or operations by banks here or abroad which might
be acting for the United States Treasury are never officially
informed
this
addition
the
Control
well
the Royal
low for sterling in September was $4.96%, on Sept.
was
Toward the end of the month it
quarterly journal of
until an increase of exports and a decrease of
imports, or, at any rate, a decline in the unfavorable trade
balance, restores equilibrium.
in the gold
ently
the
to
continue
real fear of another advance
a
<
through sinking fund and maturity payments."
If this
diagnosis is correct, the present weakness in sterling must
must have
of action would not be
a course
sonable if London entertained
'
is being met by an increase of foreign
and
sight deposits in London, there is nevertheless
a certain danger that a
persistently adverse balance may
create conditions favoring repatriation of long-term capital
be
It
exchange under the
dominion
had encouragement from this side as to the unlikelihood of
further dollar devaluation in the immediate future.
contributed
ment
gold bloc units moved steadily
the British Control
in
domestic trade has necessitated larger imports of raw ma¬
terials, with the result that the balance of payments has
probably resumed its adverse tendency.
While for the mo¬
freely circulated to the effect that the British
authorities were aiming at el de facto if not a de jure stabil¬
ization of the dollar-sterling rate.It was even reported
that the British exchange control had begun to buy dollars
and was building up an open long position in dollars.
Ac¬
rumors
fluctuations
donment of the gold standard were effective in eliminating
the adverse balances of 1931 and 1932, the improvement in
were
cording to market
wide
cause
"More¬
although Great Britain's fiscal policy and the aban¬
over,
marked in the last two weeks of the month that
so
represented as around $25,000,000.
A
much smaller amount would certainly
was
very
Economic Society, made the following observation:
Ttoe tone of the dollar con¬
below the points where gold could
from New York to Europe.
however, sterling moved steadily lower
commercial deal involving
for British account.
The
tobacco
in
ments
September,
far
large
a
pressure, undoubtedly had much to do with the
exchange during September.
Sir Robert Kindersley,
of Lazard's, in his annual review of British overseas invest¬
in
of specu¬
lative pressure against the pound.
Nor was there any sign
of an advance by sterling against French francs.
The Brit¬
ish Exchange Control from all accounts and to all appear¬
ances intervened very little in the market, and only for the
purpose of arresting severe day-to-day fluctuations, while
permitting an orderly drop in terms of French francs, or
gold.
The weakness of sterling with respect to the dollar
became
con¬
seasonal
of the dollar without any further evidence
rumors
whenever
Great Britain's adverse balance of trade, combined with
ease
move
Meanwhile^
terms
elsewhere
vital factor at all times,- but
a
present abnormal economic conditions.
j
against the
tinued to improve from about the middle of the month
to
to
Virginia
transaction of
believed to have inter¬
vened again toward the end of the third week of
due
was
amount involved
However,
place.
refuge
an
purchases of
number of operations in
a
seek
to
very small volume of commercial transactions
important bearing upon rates.
For instance, during
the sharp drop in sterling which occurred in the last week
of the month, well informed quarters asserted that the
has
both
in the
sterling,
dollars and francs were undertaken, chiefly in Paris and
London, which had the effect of squeezing bear interests in
both dollars and sterling.
The market toad no means of
positively confirming the source of these operations, but
the consensus of opinion was that banks abroad acting for
the account of the United States Treasury and the British
Exchange Control were responsible for arresting the bear
shipments
second week of the month
capital
at present a
1
'
•
sterling and dollar ex¬
change during September was only a continuation of the
trends Which were manifest to a greater or less degree
through June, July and August.
In the early part of the
month the pressure on dollars and the concomitant pressure
on
sterling was so insistent that French francs and the
gold bloc currencies generally ruled well above the gold
point for metal from New York to Paris.
As a result, sev¬
of
movement
of
ency
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept,
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
T.
•
'
States
'
Concerted
into
>
Dollars
16
Sunday
Sunday'
17
18
$35.00
$35.18
35.00
35.19
19.
20
21
22
23—.—.
24
25-.
35.00
,
,..
.
■
35,20
...
35.00
35.17
35.00
35.19
,
35.00
35.18;
'
.
Sunday
.
.
35.00
.
v
■
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_
30—
35.00
r
s"
35.07
1
35.00
Sunday
c
36.05
r
35.00
...
;
35.05
35.00
26
t
35.18
35.14
36.00
.
27
28,.
29-,
Sunday
,
-
35.05
Sunday
In commenting on the foreign exchange situation during
September, the Federal Reserve Bank of New York said, in
its "Monthly Review" of Oct. 1:
'
* ' :
^Foreign exchange movements during the early days of
September were mixed; the dollar gained moderately against
the gold currencies to the point where gold shipments ceased,
while it declined in relation to other exchanges.
Towards
the end of September, however, dollar exchange rose strongly
against virtually the entire list of exchanges.
"On Sept. 5 the
French franc closed below the estimated
gold export point from New York, after being above that
sterling in terms of the dollar and other currencies,
especially of such countries as are extensive producers of
level during much
foodstuffs
franc fluctuated irregularly and closed at $0.0665% on the
and
raw
materials.
Financial
bills
have prac¬
of the time since the middle of August,
and fell further to $0.0666% on the 10th;
Subsequently th#
,
MONTHLY
18
downward to $0.6850 on the 10th;
the 5th and continued
on
point was nearly reached again on the 19th and
the export
Throughout
point
Guilders likewise dipped below the gold export
27th.
REVIEW
terms of other
the month the French franc was easy in
gold bloc units, so that the Bank of France
obliged to ship gold to Holland and Switzerland and
was
These shipments offset to some extent gold
points.
other
20th, but this exchange weakened thereafter in accordance
with the general tendency.
The beiga and particularly the
Swiss franc declined during the first few days of the month,
exports to Paris from New York during the early part of
the month, when the franc was above the dollar gold export
general were stronger than the French and Dutch
Swiss francs closed below the estimated out¬
point, and also offset gold which 'had been sold to the Bank
of France by the British Exchange Equalization Fund for
the rectification of sterling-franc exchange.
Nevertheless,
but in
currencies.
Sept. 21, and
going gold point on only four occasions before
belgas sold above or only slightly below the gold point until
the general strengthening of the dollar in the final week.
Lire followed the course of the gold currencies.
Reichsmarks, on the contrary, advanced
steadily from $0.3992 on
since February the
Bank of France has succeeded in increas¬
ing its total gold holdings by more than $325,000,000.
During September an agitation continued in France for
devaluation of the unit, headed by M. Paul Reynaud.
In
the last week of the month Premier Doumergue outlined
$0.4054 on the 18th, reaching their new parity
of $0.4033 on the 11th for the first time since its estab¬
plans to effect changes in the
lishment.
the Premier
the 4th
to
"Sterling was somewhat stronger against the dollar dur¬
month than at the
ing the early and middle portion of the
British exchange rose from $4.98% on Sept. 1 to
$5.02 on the 4th, and held above $5.00 until the 20th, when
a
decline developed which carried the rate to $4.96% on
the 27th.
The Scandinavian currencies, the Japanese yen,
opening.
fluctuated with sterling, but Bra¬
independently.
The Canadian
dollar rose almost without interruption from $1.02 3/16 on
the 1st to its high for the month of $1.03 11/16 on the 22nd,
but later quotations were slightly lower."
the Argentine peso
and
moved
milreis
zilian
CLOSING
more
RATES AT
CABLE
NEW YORK
(Federal Reserve Bank of New York)
Par
Aug. 31
1934
Sept. 30
of
Exchange
Exchange on—
1933
Sept. 27
1934
$.2354
$.2142
$.2381
$.2359
.4537
.2129
.2230
.2220
8.2397
Belgium
4.7588
4.9900
Denmark
England
4.9675
.06653
France
.0663
.05985
.06695
Germany
.4033
.3665
.3990
( .4050
Holland
.6806
.6175
.6875
Ik
.6843
Italy
.0891
.0806
.0870
i .0866
Norway
Spain
.4537
.2395
.2510
fc.2499
.3267
.1286
.1388
k
Sweden
.4537
.2458
.2575
(.2562
Switzerland
.3267
.2974
.3314
1.6931
.9800
1.0206
1.0263
.7187
.3868
.3328
.3312
.0857
Canada
Argentina
.1380
tion that "rather than
permit
about Oct. 20.
The Bank of France statement for the
showed
increase
an
in gold
.0847
.0825
for the week ended Sept.
.6800
.8000
.8000
and the week ended
.8440
.2819
.2987
.2960
.6180
.3580
.3783
.3745
.3088
Japan.
.3569
.3644
...
...
week ended Sept. 7
holdings of 62,145,389 francs,
14 an increase of 54,522,022 francs,
Sept. 21 an increase of 51,129,912 francs,
and for the week ended Sept. 28 an increase of 76,000,000
francs.
This last item constituted the thirtieth successive
.2026
-
Uruguay
in any way prepare for the
responsible for a plan inaugurated by the Belgian Minister
of Foreign Affairs, M. Henri Jasper, for regular meetings
of delegates of gold bloc countries to discuss plans for closer
trade co-operation and for defense of the gold standard.
Preliminary, meetings were held in Geneva toward the end
of September, and the first official meeting of the gold
bloc representatives is scheduled to take place in Brussels
1.7511
Brazil
or
possibility of devaluation" he would hand in his resignation.
European markets were seriously alarmed by the weak¬
ness displayed by sterling in terms of both French francs
and the dollar, and this state of mind appears to have been
.3294
'
Government which would give
unprecedented power and prevent frequent up¬
heavals in the Ministry.
In several speeches he defended
French adherence to the gold standard, and declared that
devaluation would mean the ruin of the people's savings.
About the same time, also, M. Germain-Martin, Finance
Minister, said that so far as he was concerned there could
be no question of devaluation in France.
"In France in her
present position there can be no monetary problem.
The
only problem of that kind could be economic difficulties
which might disturb the monetary situation."
The Finance
Minister added that he stood ready to make a formal declara¬
India
Shanghai
weekly increase in gold holdings, bringing the total for the
'
Only slight changes were reported in the gold holdings of
the
Bank
of England
in
In the week ended
September.
Sept. 5 the bank reported a decrease of £7,390; in the week
ended Sept 12 an increase of £109,932; in the week ended
Sept. 19 a decrease of £4,679, and in the week ended Sept. 26
an
increase of £92,212, when total bullion holdings were
$192,525,928, which compared with £191,766,643 a year
earlier, and with the minimum of £150,000,000 recommended
by the Cunliffe Committee.
Details of the gold movement to and from New York are
outlined as follows in the "Monthly Review" of the New
York Federal Reserve Bank for Oct. 1:
$20,300,000,
including
$17,700,000
to
The
export movement, including shipments made in August,
totaled
France, $2,100,000 to Belgium and $500,000 to Holland.
total
amounted to
,
$33,900,000.
"Exports in September were largely offset by the receipt
of $500,000 from China, the release of $1,600,000 of gold
previously earmarked at this bank for foreign account, and
and assay offices of newly-mined
averaging about $2,500,000
and $1,000,000 a week, respectively.
Additional transactions
at New York which did not affect the monetary gold stock
the receipt by the mints
domestic gold and of scrap gold
involved the
earmark of $900,000 of
release from
gold for
export to Chile."
Canadian exchange continued firm in terms of the United
fluctuating widely.
On Sept. 1 Montreal funds were at a premium of from
2 3/32% to 2 3/16%, and on Sept. 29 the premium was 2s/-^
States dollar, always at a premium but
CONTINENTAL AND OTHER FOREIGN EXCHANGES
French francs
were
firm against the dollar in the
part of September, continuing
to considerable extent in
a course
August.
earlier
which had developed
The firmness1 was more
to
8,352,380,384 francs.
The bank's gold holdings
Sept. 28 stood at 82,275,000,000 francs, compared with
on
82,095,204,059 francs a year earlier and with 28,935,000,000
francs when the unit was stabilized in June 1928.
The
proportion of gold on hand to sight liabilities stood
on Sept. 28, compared with 79.00% a year earlier
and with legal requirements of 35^.
The high for the
franc for the month was 6.69%, on Sept. 4, and the low was
bank's
at
80.01%
6.64%, on Sept. 29.
Nothing new of importance developed in the German mark
situation during September.
The mark fluctuated widely
and
"The gold export movement from this country which
began around the middle of August ceased after the first
week of September, accompanying a strengthening in the
dollar to above the gold export point.
Gold shipments for
,
September
period
was
generally well above new dollar parity until the
dipped below par.
How¬
last week of the month, when it
mark quotations are largely nominal and represent
scarcity value in so much as the Reichsbank strictly limits
the amount of free marks which European markets may
ever,
a
The economic and financial
use.
position of Germany dur¬
ing September continued grave.
The wide fluctuations in
free marks in September are indicated as follows:
On
For the week ended
Aug. 31 cable transfers closed at 39.90.
Sept. 7 the range was 39.76@40.25; for the week ended
Sept. 14, 40.13@40.45; for the week ended Sept. 21, 40.44@
40.55, and for the week ended Sept. 28, 40.23@40.52. Final
quotations for Berlin marks on Sept. 29 were 40.52@40.57
for cable transfers.
The Reichsbank statement for the first
quarter of September showed an increase
in gold and bullion
30,000 marks; for the second quarter an increase of
36,000 marks; for the third quarter an increase of 20,000
of
marks,
marks.
for
and
75,010,000 marks,
a
year
last
the
The bank's
quarter
an
increase
of 17,000
gold and bullion on Sept. 29 stood at
which compared with 367,182,000 marks
earlier, and with 796,339.000 marks on Sept.
30 1932.
2.01%, compared with 11.2% on
Sept. 30 1933, and with 24.7% on Sept. 30 1932.
Cable transfers on Rome had a range of 8.68% @8.71%
The bank's ratio stood at
during the first
month
on
was
week
The range for the
of September.
between 8.64@8.71%, and
cable transfers closed
Sept. 29 at 8.64@8.64%.
apparent than real, in as much as it had its origin in bear
speculative influences acting against the dollar and sterling.
on the countries neutral during the war was,
of course, strongly affected by the interrelation of sterling-
The main features bearing upon the
Scandinavian units followed
to which they are
closely allied.
The Dutch guilder and the Swiss franc
were firm throughout the month, ruling well above the gold
point for outward gold from New York, until toward the end
of the month, when both sterling and francs
declined
sharply in terms of the dollar.
Nevertheless, both guilders
and Swiss francs continued relatively firm.
Both units
interrelation of franc-
sterling-dollar exchange are outlined above in the resume
of sterling exchange for September.
Owing to the arrest of
speculative drives
against the dollar, which was ascribed
to official intervention
by banks acting for the United States
Treasury, francs declined sharply after the middle of the
The intrinsic position of the French franc based
economic considerations in no wise justifies firm francs
month.
upon
at this
season
as
aeainst dollars.
As shown in the discus¬
sion of sterling exchange, the franc has been
firm
he
exceptional^
against the pound, but this firmness was thought to
to the apparent willingness of London to
due chiefly
allow
sterling to drop to lower levels.
The decline in
sterling, or the depreciation of the franc in terms of sterling,
is shown
on
above in the table giving the London check rate
Paris from day to day.
Exchange
dollar-franc
the
exchange.
fluctuations
in
The
sterling
exchange,
month in terms of French francs, so
gold was shipped from Paris to Zurich
and Amsterdam, most of the French gold having gone to
were
firm during the
that considerable
Switzerland.
The gold holdings of the
Swiss National Bank
1,756,000,000 Swiss francs, and its ratio
in the early part of September was 92.95%.
The gold
holdings of the Bank of the Netherlands on Sept. 17 was
are
in
excess
of
approximately 867,000,000 guilders, as against
827,000,000
a
Against
earlier.
year
this
increase
checks
holdings the outstanding note issue was only
The
in
ranged
guilder
between
September
transfers
cable
franc
Swiss
were
were
Ivong dollar was 40 5/16 on Sept. 29 against
on Sept. 1.
Yen checks sold at 29.12 on
Sept. 29 against 29.82@29.90 on Sept. 1.
The
Hong
39.16@39 11/16
68.32@t>8.80.
32.89% @32.90%
5/16d. against 21 ll/16d. on Sept. 1.
Shanghai
36% on Sept. 29 against 35.47@35% on Sept. 1.
22
was
in gold
approximate!
887,000,000 guilders, as compared with 902,000,000 guilders
a year earlier.
Guilder cable transfers on Amsterdam sold
at 68.32@68.34 on Sept. 29, against 68.72@68.75 on Sept. 1.
guilders
19:
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25.73a25.79
25.74a25.80
25.10a25.13
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22.31a22.34
22.32a22.35
25.77a25.80
25.78a25.81
25.llo25.14
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19—-
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SUN DAY
SUN DAY
13.85
13.84Ma.86
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SUN DAY
0.83
22.31a22.34
22.32a22.35
25.76a25.79
25.77a25.80
25.10a25.13
25.11a25.14
40.12a40.23
40.13a40.25
19.02al9.11
19.03al9.16 13.80
0.82
13.81
22.33a22.38
22.34a22.39
25.79o25.86
25.80a25.87
25.14a25.24
25.15a25.25
40.12a40.31
40.17a40.32
19.00al9.15 19.01al9.20 13.80
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19.01al9.13 19.02al9.18 13.83
0.84
13.84
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13.81
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22.35a22.38
22.36022.39
25.81a25.86
25.82025.87
25.15a25.19
25.16025.20
40.31a40.39
40.32a40.40
22.35022.37
22.36a22.38
25.81o25.84
25.82a25.85
25.15025.18
25.16a25.19
40.32a40.36
40.33a40.37
19.02al9.12 19.03019.17 13.83
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25.15a25.17
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40.36a40.44
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19.01019.12 19.02al9.17 13.83
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25.17a25.20
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22.36a22.38
25.81a25.83
25.82a25.84
22.36a22.37
22.37a22.38
25.82a25.86
25.83a25.87
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25.15a25.16
25.16a25.17
40.44a40.54
40.45a40.55
19.02al9.12 19.03al9.17 13.83
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40.42a40.46
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19.03019.13 19.04al9.18 13.83
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25.09a25.12
40.45a40.48
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25.07a25.09
25.08a25.10
40.43a40.45
40.44a40.46
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13.83
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a.84
25.80a25.82
25.81a25.83
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25.80a25.81
25.75a25.78
25.08a25.11
22.28a22.30
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25.73a25.76
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25.75a25.76
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22.36a22.38
22.33a22.35
22.34a22.36
22.29a22.31
22.30a22.32
22.27022.29
22.30a22.31
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40.44a40.47
25.74a25.77
22.35o22.37
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40.43a40.46
25.82a25.84
22.36a22.40
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25.16a25.17
25.15025.16
25.81a25.83
22.35a22.39
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13.83
13.84
22.26a22.27
22.27a22.28
25.70a25.72
25.71a25.73
25.05a25.07
25.06a25.08
40.37a40.40
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25.62a25.67
25.63o25.68
24.97a24.99
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40.19a40.34
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22.16a22.18
25.57a25.59
25.58a25.60
24.92a24.95
24.93a24.96
40.30a40.46
40.34a40.47
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22.20a22.24
22.21a22.25
25.63a25.67
25.64a25.68
24.97a24.99
24.98a25.00
40.44a40.51
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18.96al9.03 18.97al9.08 13.77
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25.57025.59
25.58a25.60
24.92a24.94
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40.51a40.56
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49.90a50.00 58.66a58.90 37.62a37.75 69.00a69.05
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23..
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4.52a4.56
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35.63a36.00 29.76a29
36.19a36M
29.58a29
49.90a50.00 58.44a58.75 37.51a37.60 68.87a68.90
49.90a50.00 58.31a58.60 37.41a37.50 68.75a69.00
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49.90a50.00 58.21a58.45 37.32a37.45 68.75a68.80
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PRICES
1934
$231,353,400
2,543,605,400
NOTICE.—Cash and deferred delivery sales are
DURING SEPTEMBER 1934.
Stock Sales
September
..Shares_
Jan. 1 to Sept. 30,.
1933
$285,009,000
2,925,030,700
September
Jan. 1 to Sept. 30.
regular monthly
BOND
OF
RANGE
Bond Sales
,
1933
43,333,974
546,921,118
1934
12,635,870
263,717,240
disregarded In the month's range, unless they are the only transactions of the month, and when selling
they occur. No account is taken of such sales in computing the range for the year.
outside of the
In a footnote in the month in which
range are shown
the transactions on the New York Stock Exchange during
They need no extended introduction, as they are self-explanatory. The tables
embrace every security dealt in on the Exchange.
We give bonds first, using the classification adopted in the official list.
The black-faced letters in the column headed "Interest Period" indicate in each case the month when the bonds mature.
The tables
on
21 to 43 furnish a complete record of
pages
September 1934 and the
since Jan. 1.
range
adopted by the New York Stock Exchange in 1909, ail quotations for
In accordance with the rule
are
at
a
interest-paying bonds
The exceptions to the rule are income bonds and bonds on which
bonds, like the Holland-America Line 63, for special reasons, are also quoted "flat,"
price to which accrued interest must be added.
interest is in default.
but where this is the
A. few other
the
case
quotation "flat" will be found against the name of the
issue. This method of quoting bonds
became effective Jan. 2 1909.
•0^
f
Sates in
i
N.
Value.
Y.
2 *
•5 A
EXCHANGE
STOCK
to
Sept. 1.
Lowest.
Ask.
Bid.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices
Sept. 29.
Ask
Bid
Pint Liberty Loan—
1,049,000
2,000
•
99
June 15 1932-1947
Firat 3%s
Registered....
June 15 1932-1947
'ioo"s»
June 15 1932-1947
First 4s
'~99««i
103«»103«„ 103
Sale
First 4
103uuSale
Fourth 4H%
O
1,732,000 Treasury 4H*
10,000
Registered
A
O
A
Oct 15 1947-1952
.
Registered
O
Dec 15 1944-1954
Registered
D
J
ibyy,
112*u Sale
109i»"iiSaie"
97*«u
101"uSale
1007i, Sale
-foihy,
107l,»iSale
10517uSale
~99*«y,
106
D
...........
e
Mar 15 1946-1956 m
2,486,000 Treasury 3H»--
M
Registered
Treasury 3%a
June 15 1943-1947
8,349"O66
Registered
Treasury 3s
Sept 15 1951-1955 M S
10,911,000 Treasury 3s
...Dec 15 1946-1948
1,203,000 Treasury 344-.
June 15 1949-43
2,000
5,005~666
Mar 15 1941-1943
103" Sale" f6i7i"oi"*7
"93**"m
100*u Sale
98l*»iSale
100<ii Sale
103i*iiSale
101*»uSale
D
97*«i*
D
98"ii
Aug I 1941
...
B
~988~»»
Sale"
103
101*7 IoT*7
D
A
"94»r,
99**»iSale
D
F
'~97«"m
103
io~i,Safe"
101*luSale
102
Sale
100'it Sale
'98"""
lOOHi Sale
98**uSale
3,000
"94~»Vi
98*ii Sale
J
J
94",1
"bib*,",
A
"967 Sale"
10
1
6
1
98**uJan.
Sept. 15 103163iSept.
102i*nSept.
6 102i*„Sept.
101
100**uSept. 17 lOS^iiSept.
1
99'h Sept. 18 101*31 Sept.
99163iSept. 28
99i*»Sept. 28
1
101
Sept. 12 103n3iSept.
99**uSept. 12 102*11 Sept.
98
1
Sept."l8 l~667"Sept.""i
98*u Sale
96*»i Sale
98
96#ii Sale
94*«uSept. 12
Sale
Registered.....
Aug 1 1939-1949 F
2Ha Series B
11
13
93l*i*Jan.
94*7«Sept. 12
96,#i«}Sept. 21
94*«uSept. 12
93*ii
-.1951
10
98*'uJan.
97
Feb.
2
9726»iSept. 18 10211i,July
99l*uJan.
98*°iiJan.
11
105* •« July
6 104»*»3June
11
105'OnJuly
14 104,73iJune
951*uJan.
10 103i«„juiy
97'u Jan.
25 103
July
11 105i»»3July
10 1031*, ,May
99»*8iSept. 12 104l0»iJ uly
1021*8iMay 25 102*»»,June
98
Sept. 18 102**3iJuly
97*7*tJan.
99**siAug. 31
1952 M N
3s Series A
1
1
22
1
97*»nSept. 17 lOO'u Sept.
987u Sept. 27
987u Sept. 27
1
97**uSept. 18 100*si Sept.
Registered
599,000
Sept.
....
Registered.
7,808,000 Home Owners Mtge Corp 4s
20,734~O66
10
100*u Jan.
12
5
12
1091*»3July 23
108*ii July 11
107*°i3July 19
105i»3,July 12
105"i,July 11
102»*i,July 11
l00J°»iMay 11
104*<i3July
100l#*tFeb.
....May 15 1944-1949 MN
Registered
3s
10010«Sept. 12 103
A
101*u Sale
"992*7,
1964
101*«iiJan.
1002*uFeb.
M S
Fed Farm Mtge Corp 3H®
4
8
J
Treasury 3 Ha----———....1944-1946
Registered
1,000
98**uSale
D
M
Jan.
98*°uJan.
J
F
Registered
Registered....
0,583~666
~98»iV
J
J
June 15 1946-1949
103*83 Sept. 18 IO6H1 Sept.
D
M
Registered
Treasury 3%s
15,000
3,027~666
D
J
Registered
7.402,000 Treasury 3 H«
15,872"666
J
I
2,052,000 Treasury 3%s
9 103**if July
10 109*«33July
99**nSept. 12 102*31 Sept.
100**uJan.
Hi 106*7 i03**i»SaIe
Registered
5,000
11
98
1
100«ii Sept. 12 100**3iSept.
1
108**nSept. 19 112*ii Sept.
109i»uSept. 14 109i».iSept. 14
8
1,9477666
,
97*«iiJan.
7
102*1itSept. 12 103*31 Sept.
100uuSept. 17 101«,i Sept. 10
D
J
1943 45
1
3,296,000 Treasury 4s
150,000
A
J
thereafter 3 H %
101«iiJan.
100l,«Sale
Treasury 4H« to Oct 15 1934,
74,000
1
103 'n Sale
100**«Sale
O
93*u
Sale
19
10410siMay
7
10 104*33 May 11
101 "iiJan.
4
100ll3iSept. 17 102l*3jMay
100*31 Sept. 12 1021«33Apr. 16
11 1 14'ii July 23
104*1»*Jan.
10511t*J an. 12 113**»j July 18
100*u Sept. 11 l00uBiSept. 25
1
105*m Sept. 18 107163iSept.
5
lOO^iiSept.
6 106*»uSept.
103**i,Sale
100««Sale
Registered
16
8
7
11 104*33 May
4
9
100»°u
O
12
20
10 104123?May
101*»«Jan.
1
102*i«Sept. 12 103**«Sept.
TOO"",",
A
(2d called)... 1933-38
Fourth
0,404,000
Jan.
101 *11 Jan.
102l«i*Apr. 19 102*°s3Apr.
102" ""
A
4Ha
Registered
Oct 15 1933-1938
42,000
13,980,000
33,000
102**uSept. 12 lOS^jjSept. 20
...
June 15 '32-47
%a..
Fourth Liberty Loan—
2,380,000
12 104 233 June
18 103*33 May
8 100
Jan.
100
103»»t Sale
10 104l»»iJuly
100*i» Jan.
101*u Jan.
Registered
First Sec'd 4
100*$i Jan.
100l7»uan.
102**11
Registered.
1,051,000
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
4
I027ii Sept. 17 103 'j2 Sept.
102*o„Sept. 24 102*o,jSept. 24
1
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sept.291934
U S GOVERNMENT
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
Low from
July 1 1933
BONDS
September.
95
Sept. 12
93*i* Sept. 27
98*ii Sept.
1
962t3aSept. 21
98*3i Sept.
1
1
95*11 Sept. 14
93usiSept. 26
98*ii Sept.
99**«Aug.
94*7«Sept. 12 1017a* June
962«3iSept. 21
962«32Sept.
94*«uSept. 12 1012*nJune
June
98**siAug. 21 101
94*«8iSept. 12 1017s3 June
95
Sept. 12 lOO'ii July
20
11
6
11
7
20
10
11
4
11
20
21
31
15
21
1
19
15
31
93*« Sept. 27
93ui2Sept. 26
18% Jan.
27 M Sept. 17
33
Sept. 22
STATE AND CITY SECURITIES
(See Note below)
FOREIGN GOV I. & MUNICIPAL'S
1.000 Agric Mtge Bank s f 4s
1947 F A
Feb 1 1935 aubseq coupons on...
33,000
Sinking fund »« \
\pt IS 194* AO
6,000
With Oct 15 1934 coupon on. 1948
35.000
21,000 \kershus (Dept) extl 5s.........1963 MN
J
75,000 Antloqula (Dapt of) Col 7s A_... 1945 J
J
Estarnal s f 7s sar B.__........1945 J
83,000
J
External s f 7s sar C
........1945 J
62,000
J
External s f 7s sat D.........-.1946 J
109,000
7s 1st series
....1957 A O
64,000
7s 2d series
1957 A O
60,000
75,000
341,000
188,000
1957 A
7s 3d series
Ss
Antwerp (City) extl loan
27% Sept.
17
25% Sept. 14
29
Sept. 6
26% Sept. 17
77% Sept. 8
10% Sept. 8
10% Sept. 11
11% Sept. 13
10% Sept. 12
10% Sept. 13
10% Sept. 18
9% Sept. 6
95
Sept. 1
81
Sept. 5
O
...1958
\rgaotlna Go»t public works 6s.1960 AO
27% Sept. 17
33
Sept. 22
32
Sept. 4
33
Sept.22
78% Sept. 4
14% Sept. 21
14% Sept. 22
14
% Sept. 21
14% Sept. 21
Sinking fund 6s of June 1925..1959 J D
Extl s i g 6s of Oct 1925
1959 A O
M
Sinking fund gold 6s sar A....1957
External let S f 6s sar B
1958 J
Extl
s
D
..I960 M N
...1960 M S
f 6s of May
Bxtarnal s
S
1926
f 6s (Stata Ry)
(Sanitary Worka)...1961 P A
Pubhc Works axt s f g 6s..May 1961 M N
Public Works axt s f 5H«
1962 F A
Extl
s
' 6s
83
83
82 %
83
83
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
88 M
88
Sale
Sale
88% Sale
87 %
89
88% Sale
82
81
Sept.
81
Sept.
81% Sept.
76% Sept.
83 %
83 %
Sale
Sale
88% Sale
88
Sale
83
Sale
88 %
Sale
81
Sale
76% Sale
81% Sept.
81 % Sept.
81
Sept.
Sept.
81% Sept.
66% Jan.
8% Jan.
9
Jan.
9% Jan.
8% Jan.
13
Sept. 20
7V% July
13%
13%
02 %
89M
Sept. 24
Sept. 21
8
8
Sept. 12
Sept. 24
Argentine Nation (Govt of)—
637,000
433,000
421,000
330.000
297,000
558,000
256,000
300,000
392,000
20
Jan.
15 H Jan.
16
Jan.
5
89% Sept. 21
5
90
Sept. 22
89% Sept. 24
89% Sept. 21
89 }
Sept.21
90
Sept.24
89
Sept.25
89
Sept. 21
84
Sept. 22
Jan.
Jan.
82 H Jan.
53M Jan.
Sept. 4
Sept. 22
81H Apr. 23
17H Feb. 19
32
33
Feb.
Feb.
17 H Feb.
17
17
19
19
19
14H Feb. 19
1454 Feb. 19
1451 Mar. 5
102X Sept. 12
89 H Sept. 24
89% Sept. 21
90
Sept. 22
89% Sept. 24
89% Sept. 21
89% Sept. 21
90
Sept. 24
89% Sept. 25
89% Sept. 21
84
Sept. 22
NOTE.—State and City Securities.—Sales of State and City securities occur very rarely on the New York Stock Exchange and usually only at long
intervals, dealings In such securities being almost entirely at private sale over the counter.
Bid and Asked quotations, however, by active dealers in these
securities will be found on a subsequent page under the general head of "United States & Municipal Bonds."
For footnotes
see
page
33..
.
....
22
Sales in
September.
Value.
STOCK
Y.
N.
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
Low from
July 1 1933
BONDS
Y. STOCK EXCHANGE.
N.
EXCHANGE—BONDS
to
Lowest.
Sept. 29.
Sept. 1.
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Highest.
Lowest
1.
Highest.
Sept.291934
$
328,000
458,000
307,000
361,000
118,000
116,000
52,000
103,000
85,000
49,000
95,000
20,000
22,000
27,000
155,000
33,000
168,000
225,000
294,000
2,000
423,000
519,000
553,000
291,000
99,000
49,000
76,000
106,000
49,000
Foreign
Ask. Bid
(Continued)
Government
Argentine (Rep) 5e of 1909
1945 M S
J
Australia 5s of 1925
July 15 1955 J
External loan 5e of 1927
...1957 M S
1928........1956 M
98
f 7a.._._._....1957 J
s
J
63
Sale
69
Sale
26
Sale
.......1955 J
f 7s
U
1960 M S
f 5s
1950 A O
1958 J D
...1945 A O
Berlin (Germany) e f k Vi*
External sinking fund 6s.
Bogota (City) ext g 8s
91%
99%
Sale
100% 101%
Sale
100%
100
107% 106% 107%
Sale
102% Sale
85%
83%
78
80%
79
28
24% Sale
23
20%
25}
Sale
20 %
19
D
195* MN
Bergen (Norway) ext • f 5s.Oct 15 1949 A
s
95
90
Sale
Stabilisation loan 7s
External
94
93 %
Sale
Sale
8
Bolivia (Republic of) a f 8a .....1947 kf N
J
External sec gold 7a
...1958 J
Extl alnk fund 7a
..1969 U S
Sale
Bordeaux (City of) 15-year 6a...1934 MN
Brasll (U 8 of) external 8s
1941 J D
Sale
A
O
Sale
A
O
Sale
1953 J
D
Sale
1935 M S
32
Sale
Ext a f g t Vi*
Extl
a
1957
1957
of 1926
f 6Vis of 1927
Cent Ry 20-year g 7s
Bremen external g 7s
Sale
1957 if e
Sinking fund gold 5a .........1958 F A
20-year a f 6a
.....1950 J D
1962 J
f g 6a
a
Prices
Sept. 22
Sept. 22
Sept. 25
Sept. 25
Sept.13
Sept. 28
Sept. 4
Sept. 25
Sept.10
Sept. 5
Sept.28
Sept. 27
Sept. 20
Sept. 25
Sept.18
Sept.22
Sept. 22
Sept. 24
Sept. 21
Sept. 4
Sept. 24
Sept. 21
Sept. 21
Sept. 21
Sept. 24
Sept. 1
Sept. 15
Sept. 17
Sept. 28
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
84
Sale
D
CaldaaDeptof (Colombia) 7H*--1946
Canada (Dom) Gold 4a
...1960 A O
1952 M N
1936 F A
1954 J
J
30-year gold 5s
4 Via
Carlsbad
(City)
f 8a
a
Cauca Vail (Rep of Col)a f g 7Visl946
Cent Agrlc Bank (Ger) 7a
1950
Farm Loan
Farm loan
a
a
f 6a
........1960
f 6a
A O
M S
J J
1960 A
......
Farm loan 6s series A
O
40%
76%
Sale
78
83%
81
62%
51%
58
Sale
54
-----
51%
20
Sale
21%
64%
56
23
17%
Sale
-----
Sale
Sale
20%
'22" "25"
24
18
14
Sale
103% Sale
112% Sale
L04 % 104%
59
64
12%
29%
•
31%
29
Sale
26
Chinese Hukuang Ry 5a
1951 J D
Chriatlanla (City) (Oslo)30-yr 6a-1954 M S
Cologne (Germany) s UKs...
1954 M 8
90%
24%
"9l"
51%
Sale
248,000
Extl alnklng
N
O
A
J
S
fund 6a___.......1962 M 8
f gold 6a
a
External sinking fund 6s......1963 M N
D
Chile Mtge Bank of au a f t%« ..1957 I
J D
Guar a f
1961
gold 6%s_.
Guaranteed
s
1961 A t
6a..1962 M N
f gold 6a
Guaranteed alnklng fund
30
Sept. 4
62% Sept. 7
50
Sept. 4
60
Sept.
1
51% Sept. 1
20
Sept. 7
17
Sept. 24
19% Sept. 15
19% Sept. 14
13% Sept.
102% Sept.
110
Sept.
104
Sept.
58% Sept.
12% Sept.
29% Sept.
26
Sept.
26% Sept.
27% Sept.
13% Sept.
13
Sept.
13%
41%
36%
78% Sept. 14
81
Sept. 14
77
77
60
Chilean Munlc Loan 7a .........1969 M S
404,000
128,000
163,000
179,000
96,000
156,000
29,000
10,000
59,000
81%
13% Sale
13% Sale
13% Sale
13% Sale
13% Sale
13% Sale
13% Sale
13% Sale
14% Sale
13%
13%
13%
14
8%
9
..1942 M
I960 A
Feb 1961 F
Ry ref extl a f g 6a
Jan 1961 J
Extl a f 6a Int ctfa—.....Sept 1961 M
762,000
80
77
30
.....1930
bile Republic ext a f g 7a
External alnklng fund g 6a
Externa]
97% Mar. 9
97% Mar. 12
Mar.
9
95
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
100% May 11
77
May
7
2
59% Feb.
2 105
Apr. 24
104
Apr. 24
Sept. 12
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
109
Jan.
Jan.
106%
84%
Jan.
82%
Sept. 6 52
Sept. 17 49%
Apr. 26 24
Jan.
2
July
July
25
27
Feb.
MX
13
Apr. 18
Sept. 27
Apr. 23
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
Feb.
Feb.
10% Feb.
5 172
4
41
2
37
Jan.
Jan.
2
2
Jan.
Aug. 31
1
2
16
16
19
10% Feb. 19
Jan.
Aug.
Sept.
Sept.
36% Sept.
35% Sept.
63% Mar.
31
24
21
21
21
9
Jan.
60
Sept.
23
Sept.
20% Sept.
21% Sept.
20
Sept.
Sept.
13% Sept.
13% Sept.
13
Sept.
13% Sept.
14% Sept.
13% Sept.
13% Sept.
9
Sept.
Sept. 21
12% Sept. 21
37% Sept. 12
__c,
35% Sept.
96
90% Sept.
24% z23% Sept.
93
26
Sept. 25
Sept. 6
88
Mar.
9
2
7
2
Jan.
2
87%
97%
46%
26%
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
9
84
Jan.
27
19
25
13
22
20
22
28
26
8
24
16% Sept. 22
Sept.10
L12% Sept. 6
104% Sept. 11
60
Sept. 4
16% Sept. 24
37% Sept. 22
34% Sept 25
35
Sept. 25
Sept. 24
Sept. 22
Sept. 21
Sept.21
Sept.21
Sept.21
Sept.21
Sept. 22
Sept. 22
Sept. 26
Sept. 21
13
93
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
L04
13% Sept.
22
84%
81%
80%
63 %
56%
65%
2
Jan.
Dec 31 1934 coupon on
J
1955 J
82,000 Buenos Aires (City) 6%s B 2
External a f g 6s aerie* C-J Apr 1960 A O
5,000
External s f 6s series C-3..0ct 196a A O
24,000
47,000 8uenoa Aires (Prov) ref. ext'l a f 6s 1961 M S
M S
Stamped
759,000
External » f *Vi«-_
1961 F A
3,000
F A
Stamped
327,000
J
34,000 Bulgaria (Kingdom of a f g 7a
1967 J
7,000
July coupon off....
Stab loan a f g 7 Ha
Nov 15 1968 M N
3,000
7 Vis May coupon on........1968
13,000
183,000
309,000
222,000
85,000
11,000
93,000
76,000
83,000
184,000
90,000
530,000
1,226,000
751,000
829,000
Sale Prices.
101% Sept. 22
July 31
Brisbane (City; • 1 5s
Budapest (City> extl
7%
7%
Prices
Sept. 1
Sept. 4
Sept. 5
Sept. 5
Sept.24
Sept. 4
Sept. 12
Sept. 1
Sept. 1
Sept.15
Sept. 7
Sept.17
Sept. 6
Sept. 6
Sept. 17
Sept.15
Sept. 18
Sept. 10
Sept. 12
Sept. 4
Sept. 10
Sept. 4
Sept. 5
Sept. 6
Sept. 5
Sept. 14
Sept. 14
Sept. 13
Sept. 4
Sale
100%
D
extl6Ha_...1945 F A
Belgium 25 year external 6Ha
1949 M S
J
External s f 6s...............1955 J
s
94
N
Bavaria (FreeState)
External
100
........1943 J
External g 4Vi« of
Austrian Govt s f 7e
Int<*> national
Prices
Ask
Sale
Sale
12
81
Jan.
10
80
Jan.
4
63
Jan.
4
56
Jan.
3
65
Jan.
4
60
Jan.
18
Sept. 24
Aug. 30
Aug. 11
24
July
27
Mar. 13
Aug.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Apr.
13
27
19
25
13
22
20
22
23
20% Sept.26
26% Feb.
21
July
2
11
2
2
18% Feb.
8 104% Aug. 24
2 112% Sept. 6
Jan.
3 105
Jan.
July 14
7
Sept. 5 80% *eb.
Feb.
5
July 26 19
Jan.
b
Sept. 14 73
Jan. _J8
Sept. 6 69
Jan.
8
Sept. 5
69
Jan.
8
Sept. 6 70
Sept. 22
July 24
Jan.
2
Sept. 21
Jan.
2
17% Sept. 21
4
Jan.
17% Sept. 21
4
Jan.
17% Sept. 21
3
Jan.
17% Sept. 21
3
Jan.
17% Sept. 22
8
Jan.
17% Sept. 22
4
3
Jan.
18% Feb.
10% Jan.
92
103%
100%
58%
10%
29%
26
Jan.
\m
7%
7%
7%
9%
10
8% Jan.
2
8
Jan.
2
7
Jan.
5
27% Jan. 11
81% Jan. 24
23% Sept. 25
17% Sept. 21
16% Sept. 21
12% Sept. 21
42% Apr. 10
June 14
93
Feb.
1
50
21% Jan.
39
Colombia (Rep) 6s of 1928..Oct 1961
A
O
Oct 1 1933 and aubseq coupona on.
649,000
J
Exter 6a (J uly 1 33 coup on) Jan '61 J
657,000
1947 A O
32,000 Colombia Mtge Bank 6 Via
MN
Sinking fund 7s of 1926.......1946
14,000
F A
Sinking fund 7s of 1927..
1947
22,000
1952 J D
83,000 Copenhagen external 5a
M N
Gold 4Vis.
1953
260,000
250.000 Cordoba (City) external
a
Rica
F
A
Sale
42%
Sale
43%
27
65
70
72
75
42%
42%
25
27
40
26
72
71
95% a95
.
48
Sept. 21
39% Sept. 21
Sept. 21
Sept. 20
Sept. 19
Sept. 28
Sept.26
Sept. 22
Sept. 18
Sept. 28
21
Sept.
39% Sept.
27
Sept.
26% Sept.
Jan.
15
Jan.
15% Jan.
15
Jan.
63% Jan.
59% Jan.
14% Jan.
9
29% Mar. 2
25% Jan. 10
21
21
21
20
IP* UK'1!
78% Feb.
44
Sept.
Sept.
72
Sept.
47
17
22
18
28
95%
95
a79%
77%
30
1926
sinking fund §4*
Sale"
Sale
Sale
73%
27%
25
Sale
74%
27%
-----
Sale
Sale
Sale
15
Sale
96
15
92%
92%
95%
a89%
80%
a82
Sale
96% 98
97% Sale
91%
92%
82% Sale
M~8
68
53
68
67
53%
67%
65
O
65
68
60
46 %
30
1940
A
51
1949 MN
» 7a
a
"•
1940 4 O
Via.....1942
5 Vi* of
(City) extl
14%
~~
39
Sept.
Sept.
z96% Sept.
z81
Sept.
Sept.
73% Sept.
27% Sept.
13% Sept. 17
Sept. 29
Sept. 25
94% Sept. 5
88
Sept. 5
79% Sept. 10
96
98
40% Sept. 26
Sept.
Sept.
a95
Sept.
82% Sept.
77% Sept.
30
Sept.
21
11
11
28
1
1
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
92% Sept.
83
Sept.
20
14
14
28
26
25
26
99
16%
99%
99%
97%
60
51
70
68% z66
62
61%
65%
65%
46%
Sept. 4
Sept. 19
Sept.27
Sept. 21
53% Sept. 27
68
Sept. 4
Sept. 6
65% Sept. 21
65
Nov 1953 MN
Dutch East Indies 5 Via
El Salvador (Repi 1st • '
Certificates of deposit
8sA
Jan.
6
18% Jan.
74% Jan.
12
93
Jan.
11
62% Jan.
12
9
30
fi1 u Jan.
61%
4
22% June 23
10% July 26
88
Jan.
90
Jan.
86% Jan.
83% Jan.
71
Jan.
40% Sept. 26
26
Sept. 21
99% July
9
95% May 17
82% Sept. 28
84% Apr.
4
41% Jan. 25
19% Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
98% May
95% Feb.
87
Feb.
6 101
10 101
2
2
5
6
15
16
9
17
17
1932 M S
Stamped extd to Sept 1 1935.......
Dominican Republic a f 5
Dresden
42%
75
39
23%
24%
24%
74%
73
39
Deutsche Bank Am part ctfa 6s
2d series
Sale
5
6
Sept. 14
Sept. 10
Sept. 7
Sept. 5
Sept.13
41% Sept. 17
44
Sept. 6
65
Sept. 4
30% Sept.
30% Sept.
MN
1942
....
ser
28
25%
75%
34
35%
35% Sale
23% 25%
22
26%
25% Sale
78% Sale
(Republic)—
Cundlnamarca (Dept Colombia)
MN
Externals f 6Vis
...1959
192,000
A O
1951
28,000 Czechoslovak (Rep of) extl 8s
Sink fd 8s ser B
1952 A O
56,000
J
J
126,000 Denmark 20-yr external gold 6a .1942
External g 5 4s
1955
211,000
External g 4Vis.......
1962
537,000
1st
25%
44
79 Nov 11932 coupon on.....-.1951
11,000
7s May 1 1936 coupon on.......1951
12,000
1944
8,000 Cuba (Rep of) 5s of 1904
5s ext debt Ser A of 1914
1949
1,000
4 Vi« external loan............1949
30,000
30-year s f 5 Vis
1953
70,000
Public Works 5Vis
June 30 1945
142,000
25,000
43,000
21,000
1,000
32
Nov 15 1937 MN
J
J
External a f 7a
22,000
78,000 Cordoba (Prov) Argen 7a
Costa
f 7a...1957
-
1948 J
8,000
78,000 Estonia (Republic) 7a......... .1967
34,000 Finland (Rep of) external 6a....1945
External alnklng fund 7s......1950
74,000
External sinking fund 6 Via....1956
154,000
Extl sinking fund 5Via
1958
110,000
72.000 Finnish nun loan 6 Via A
...1954
External 6 Via Ser B
46,000
1954
1953
35,000 Frankfort (City cf) a f 6Via
237,000 French Republic 20-yr extl 7Via__1941
External a f 7a of 1924
1949
20,000
J
51
J
42%
75%
M S
M
8
45
45
84%
78%
QQ
100% Sale
99
A
99%
Sale
A
O
A
O
98
Sale
D
J
D
99%
99
23%
50
41
80
Sale
77
99
100% Sale
100
99
P
J
Jan.
67
37% Jan.
45% July
67
88^
97
100
99
Jan.
48% Jan.
54%
M S
M N
77% Mar. 13
36
151
J
.....
50% Aug.
43% Jan.
Sale
z99%
94%
100% 97%
Sale
100
98
24
20
20% Sale
186% 188% 182% 183% 182%
184
187
185% 182%
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept. 22
78% Sept. 18
100
Sept. 26
100% Sept. 24
100
Sept. 21
97
Sept. 29
100
Sept. 19
100
Sept. 19
24
Sept. 20
188
Sept.21
zl87
Sept. 5
50
38
Jan.
57% Jan.
79
Jan.
86% Jan.
78% Jan.
76
Jan.
77
Jan.
75% Jan.
20
Sept.
154% Feb.
160
Feb.
70
Aug. 22
Aug. 17
Aug. 17
58% Mar.
164% Apr.
60
55
Feb.
9
6
6
Mar.
8
78% Sept.
100
July
101
July
100
Aug.
97
Sept.
100
Sept.
18
17
25
16
29
19
100
48
Sept. 19
Feb.
2
9
188% Aug.
189
Aug. 18
German Gov't International—
606,000
339,000
35-year 54a of 1930
79,000
6,000
23,000
424,000
669,000
13,000
82,000
95,000
43,000
8,000
39,000
21,000
2,000
16,000
Prov
8c
26%
33%
1965
German Republic extl 7a
German
1949
Communal
(Cons Agric Loan) 6Via ser A.. 1958 I O
Graz (Municipality) 8s
1954 MN
Only unmatured
coupons on
& Ire.. 20-year 5Via....l937 FA
t4% fund £ op I960
..1994
Greek Govt secured 7s
1964 MN
Grt Brit
6s
Sale
Sale
27% Sale
37% Sale
30
Sale
33
Aug 1933 coupon on.......1968
87
94%
68
75% Sale
117
Sale
116% 117
ol 14% Sale
al 14% Sale
28
32% 31% 32'
26
27
23% Sale
.....1952
793
80
Hamburg (State; 6a
.....1946
21!
22
a
1950
17
20
1960
f 7 Via
Helsingfora (City) ext 6 Via
Hungarian Mun Loan 'Ha
94
Sale
933
393
Sale
30
27
40
41%
29%
48%
48%
38%
40
25
48%
37%
J
37%
7Via A...1961 MN
"46""
,
Hungarian Land M
m*
5 f 74a aeries B
.......1961 M N
4,000
6,000 Hungary (King of) a f 74a......1944 F A
Irish Free State external 5s
..I960 MN
2,000
491,000 Italy (Kingdom) external a f 7s. 1951 J D
For footnotes, see page 33.
28% Sept. 27
Sept.26
39
23% Sept. 14
32% Sept. 4
23% Sept.
23% Sept. 15 34% Sept. 27
Jan.
Sept.17
87% Sept. 5 91
il* Mar.
62
68
Sept. 8 75% Sept. 29
116
Sept. 5 117% Sept. 8 111% Feb.
Feb.
all4% Sept. 1 all5%Sept,19 109
22
Jan.
31% Sept. 27
31% Sept. 27
28
18% Jan.
Sept. 28
21% Sept. 13
74% Jan.
75
Sept. 15 80
Sept. 27
Sept. 19
Sept.
20% Sept. 15 23
18
Sept. 12
Aug.
16% Sept. 1
91
Sept. 4
72% Jan.
93% Sept. 12
40
Jan.
37% Sept. 1
Sept. 28
Apr.
27% Sept. 25 27% Sept. 25
Jan.
38
Sept. 8
41% Sept. 18
30
47%
1945
Unmatured coup attached......
External sf 7s coupon
1946 J
Unmatured coupons attached
"6",000
Sale
Haiti (Rep of) 6s series A
Heidelberg (City) extl
23% Sept. 14
32% Sept. 4
63% Feb.
3
87% Feb.
3
Bka—
46
38
110
91%
38%
120
Sale
tly*
37
107
Sale
120
92% Sale
a*
r
Sept.17
47% Sept. 8
37
Sept. 29
47%
47%
38%
108% Sept. 26 110%
89% Sept. 19 92%
47
Sept. 7
Sept. 8
Sept. 7
Sept. 12
Sept. 28
June
33% Jan.
31
Jan.
31% Jan.
108% Sept.
89% Sept.
71% Feb. 23
91
Sept. 17
75% Sept. 29
Jan.
3
Apr.
4
wa*
uH
Mar.
7
Mar. 17
82
58
44
June 27
95
Apr.
45
30
June
Feb.
Feb.
2
1
5
44% Mar. 13
27% May
4
Mar. 10
8
50% May
4
50% May
4
42% Mar. 10
116
Jan.
15
102
Feb.
6
1934.]
N. Y. STOCK
EXCHANGE-BONDS
Low from
July 1 1933
BONDS
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE.
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
to
Sept. 1.
Sept. 29.
RANGE SIN
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
Sale Prices
Bale Prices.
Sept.29 1934
$
29,
19
81
519
279
16
46
1
27
11
18"
1
120
80
1
241
FOREIGN GOV'T (('winded)
Italian Cred Consortium 7s ser A 1937
External
f 7s series B
sec s
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9454
9254
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1947
Italian Public Utility sift 7s
f g 7s
s
8754
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1957
Marseille
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14
20
8754
4154
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4
D
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Mexico (U S) external 5s of 1899* 1945 Q
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J
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16
93
85
1954 J
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6
20
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of
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J
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Mlnas Geraes (State) Brazil.—
External sinking fund 44s
1958 •a 8
September
Ext
3
21,
111
233
37
33
14
38
56
171
35
42
18
55
5
46
28
167
5
2
83
94
152
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s
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(
Municipal Bank extl
Municipal Bank ext
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36
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31
38
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22%
1
93
66
91
90%
1943 F
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102
1944 F
A
101 %
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10154
1952 A
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1965 J
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s
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f 6a
1960 J
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32 Oct 33 Oct 34
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off.....
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105
102
4154
24%
23
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"22"
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20%
2154
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...
1944 If N
loan.........1967 J
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Riode Janeiro < City * 25-yr
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22%
coupon off
f 7s munlt
a
95,
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42%
O
J~D
1968
f 7s of 1924
s
May
Sale
103 % 104
Sale
100
coup on.
f g 6s
a
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2334
9554
28 %
25
25-year extl a f 4s
Feb 15 1947 F A
Rhine-Main-Danube deb 7s ser A 1950 M S
Apr
Sale
26
Prague (Greater City) 7*4*
Prussia (Free State) ext s 16)4...1951 M S
8 f gold 6s
..1952 A O
June coupon
7454
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83%
2334
July coupon off
Ext
Sale
70%
Sale
J
Porto Alegra (City of) 8s guar
Sale
10
O
...
1754
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Poland (Rep of) g 6s
1940 A
Stabllis loan 7s of '27. Oct 15 1947 A
38
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D
A
Sale
3634
35%
15%
Stamped (assented)
f 8s
27
2534
24
Sale
_
1946 AO
"26"
J953 FA
a
Sale
April coupon off......
External
* g
614s
August coupon off
May coupon off
««*
•
Rome (City) external s f 414s....1952 A O
Rotterdam (City) ext s 1 6s
1964 M N
Roumanla (Monopolies) 7s guar. 1959 F
(City)
May coupon
Ext I sec
s f 6s
J
1952 MN
May 15 1957 M N
May coupon on...
San Paulo (State) ext s f 8s.....1936 J
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.
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23%
s
26
24
24
Sale
22
90
Sale
17
854
934
48
....1971 J
A
J
5s......1952 M S
...1961
(Dept of) external 7a
A
O
1947 M N
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s
f 8*
f 6s
1946 F
D
A
1966 %f N
f 6s
Sale
2754
1964 M N
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Vienna (City) external 6s....
1952 M N
Unmatured coupons attached.^
Warsaw (City) external 7s.......1988
Yokohama (City) extl a f 6s.. ,..1961
2354 July
2
1554 July 13
1354 June 19
Sept. 17
Sept. 25
Sept.11
Sept. 11
Sept. 27
Sept. 21
18
363
933
1954
7854
2454
25 54
2254
3534
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26
2434
20
22
24
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2434
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22
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8654
4554
45
45
3554
2854
42%
44%
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27
WA
2054
1654
6854
65
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50
46
25
1754
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1654
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33
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87% Sale
58
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67
65
53%
71
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63%
86%
84
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75
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Sept.
Sept.
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Sept.
Sept.
SeptSept.
Sept.
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Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
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Sept.
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Sept.
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Sept.
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73
38
8454 Sept.
7354 Jan.
60
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6
19
1154
1154
10
22
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8%
8254
37
149
5
2
5
20
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149
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5
5
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Jan.
19
19
Sept. 1
7
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May 16
654 July 26
454 Sept. 22
2
454 Jan.
Sept.19
Sept. 19
Sept. 19
Sept. 6
Sept. 6
5
May 28
454 May 15
854 Jan.
8
554 Aug.
2
79
Sept. 12
7
22
Sept. 28
Sept.29
3654 Sept. 28
17
Sept.24
1754 Sept. 21
13
Sept.21
13
Sept. 22
7454 Sept.27
130
Sept. 28
86
Sept. 29
25
Sept. 27
17
Jan.
12
2154 Sept. 22
17
June
12
2054 Sept. 26
2754 Jan.
9
2654 Jan.
9
85
Jan.
4
8554 Jan.
9154 Jan.
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23
81
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65
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18
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7654 Jan.
19
4
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2
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6954 Jan.
29*
1054
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554
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6
9
1754 June
Sept.
1654 May
21
Sept.
16
2154 Sept.20
2354 Sept.29
21
Sept. 24
9054 Sept.18
21
29
2454 Sept. 12
2354 Sept. 14
28
105
10154
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27
2554
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25
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Sept.27
Sept. 22
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Sept.28
Sept.25
Sept. 29
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Sept. 27
Sept. 27
Sept.26
2654
2454
2654
24% Sept. 26
2554 Sept. 24
2354 Sept. 20
25
Sept. 20
2254 Sept.15
23
Sept.20
8354 Sept. 6
144
Sept. 12
39
Sept. 26
79
Sept. 4
27
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2554 Sept. 25
26
Sept. 27
23
Sept.25
4154 Sept. 27
3854 Sept. 25
29 54 Sept. 27
2654 Sept. 19
25
Sept. 21
24
Sept.22
26
Sept. 25
24
Sept. 25
9054 Sept.28
5254 Sept. 24
5054 Sept. 19
41
Sept. 18
3554 Sept. 26
42% Sept.18
46
Sept. 7
28
Sept. 25
22
Sept. 28
1754 Sept. 29
2654 Sept. 26
20
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Sept. 26
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40
Sept. 28
17454 Sept. 26
8554 Sept. 4
10454 Sept. 11
90
Sept. 17
7454 Sept. 27
70
Sept. 25
74
Sept. 28
1454 Sept. 25
84
Sept.27
8554 Sept. 29
83
102
Jan.
Jan.
20
17
24
2
2
2
9454 Jan.
3854 Sept. 10
19
June
6
1854 May 16
1554 June
7
2054 Aug. 31
S
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1854 May 17
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Sept. 26
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Jan.
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16
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6
20
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23
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80
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112
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2
23
June
12
28^
22
Jan.
June
5
12
2054 Aug 24
4
1754 Jan.
1954 Aug.
2
18
Jan.
32
Aug.
1354 Jan.
1854 Aug.
1354 May
24
Sept.
1254 Jan.
Aug.
IVA Jan.
Jan.
11*Aug.
5
13
5
2
18
22
5
17
6
2
14
35% Sept. 14
2854 Sept. 4
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Aug. 30
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20
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30
2
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15
2
9
3
6
150
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8
55
Jan.
3
100J4 Sept. 26
80
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2
2
6154 Jan.
65
Sept. 4
6154 Jan. 12
1054 Juue 12
9
6754 Jan.
44
86
90
79
46
44
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25
24
20
20
62
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74
3554
94 54
94
8
Sept.
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3454 Sept.
35
Sept.
42%
2654
8
Sept. 15
Sept. 29
35
24
8834
1454
1
4
3554 Sept. 7
35
Sept. 4
1354 Sept. 11
1354 Sept. 5
9
Sept. 10
754 Sept. 7
6854 Sept. 8
122
Sept. 7
82
Sept. 19
22
Sept. 5
21
Sept. 20
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Sale
1054
Sale
1144
Sale
1164
Sale
1164
1144 1144
954
98
954
894
Jan.
88
264
Sale
75
19
J
D
D
A.Dec 15 1952
D
1981
D
19*8
A
{Cent of Ga Ry 1st g 5s....Nov 1945
Consol gold 5s
1945 MN
Ref A gen 5 4s series B
1959 A O
Ref A gen 5s series C
1959
Chat Div pur money g 4s
1951
Macon A Nor Div 1st g 5s
1946
Middle Ga A Atl Div pur m 5s -1947
Mobile Div 1st <? 5s
1946
Cent N E 1st guar 4s.
196!
Can RR A Bkg of Ga col tr g 5s.. 1937 M N
Central of N J gen g 5s..
1987 J J
General 4s
—1987
Cent Pac 1st ref gu g 4s
1944
Through St L 1st gu g 4s..
1954
55
1164 Sale
1164 1174
1144 115
1114 Sale
1114 Sale
1084
1214 Sale
1024 Sale
944
734
644
Gen 448 series C
May 1 1989
71,000
Gen g 44s series E-.
May 1 1989
26,000
Gen 4%8 series F
May 1 1989
17,000
2,258,000 Chic Mil St P A Pac mtge »s ser A. 1975
Con* adi 5s
Jan I 2000
2,380.000
-.1**7 M N
68,000 Chic A No West gen 34*
1987 MN
General 4a
51,000
Stpd non payt Fed tnc tax.. 1987 MN
7,000
Stpd gen 44a non-pay lnc tax. 1987 MN
15,000
Gen 5s stpd non pay lnc tax..1987 M N
98,000
68,000
151,000
128,000
1,662,000
Sale
Sale
1828
66
Carthage A Adlr 1st gu g 4s
Cent Br Un Pac 1st g 4s
secured
1st A ref g 5s
70
1074 109
964
954
1104 Sale
/<
M S
Potts Creek Br 1st is.
70
Sale
1054
106
914
97
694
564
96
Sept. 27
Sept. 26
96
Sept.19
Sept. 18
Sept.13
Sept.17
Sept.17
Sept. 14
Sept. 13
Sept. 19
Sept. 17
Sept. 12
Sept. 21
Sept. 17
Sale
76
Sale
79
818
33
J
Ref A imp 44a ser A
1044
29
A
15-year
12
20
20
25
27
99
M N
O
55
'89
Sale
Sale
65
91
i
Chic L 8 A East 1st 4 4s
46",000
Sept.
80
Sept.
70
Sept.
38
Sept.
364 Sept.
Sale
Z?H "734
S
M
F
1st A gen 6s series B
May 1966
8,000
1956
8,000 Chic Indiana A Sou 50-yr 4s
61,000
404
364
92
734
P
J
A
General gold 44s
964
77
J
Ches A Ohio 1st cons g 5s
80
1014
M N
J
Refunding 4s series G
59",666
83
Sale
Sale Prices
13
101
M S
1946
10 year gold guar 44s
—1935
Canadian Pac 4% dab stock..
Collateral trust gold 44a
1946
5a equip trust ctfa—
1944
Collateral trust g 5a.-.1954
8,000 {Chic lndlanap A Louis* ref
Refunding gold 5s ser B
4,000
10",000
Sept. 14
Sept. 6
Jan.
734 Jan. '26
75
92
704 Sale
1044 1044
100
..1940
Guar 5s
424
"994
1014
"96"
221,000 Chic Burl A Q III Div 34a
1949 J J
J
Illinois Division 4a
1949 J
97,000
General 4a
1958 M 6
316,000
lat A ref 4 4a aeries B
246,000
1977 F A
1st A ref 5s series A
1971 F A
57,000
7,000 {Chic A E 111 1st cons g 6s
1934 A O
65,000 {Chic A E 111 Ry (new col gen 5s. 1951 M N
Certificates of deposit
3,000
5,000 Chic A Erie 1st gold 5s.
1983 M N
336,000 Chic Gt Western 1st 50-yr 4s.....1959 M S
74,000
25
5
10
25
7
"89"
D
\
25-year deb s f guar 64s
Charles A Savannah 1st g 7s
89", 606
115,000
35
102
90
I
D
con
73
88 :
J
Clinch A Onio 1st 6s
97
894
J
—
1st A
964
J
........
44a....
74
Sale
108
J
July 196^
Guaranteed g 5s...
Oct 196<»
Guaranteed g 5a.._._
1976
Guar gold 44s
June 15 1955
Guar g 44a
..1956
Guar g 44s
1951
{Carolina Central 1st gu g 4s
Sale
69
54
Guaranteed gold 5s
Canadian No deb s f 7s
934
564 Sale
F
18 1954
Gold 44s
oaro
Sale
79
69
M
1957
1968
Collateral trust
92
53
1962
A
Gold 44s
714
764,
744
61
1934
Canadian Nat guar 44*-bept
106
814 Sale
M
.
gu 5s ser
70
105
.
8,000 *{ Bur! Ced Rap A Nor 1st 5s
Certificates of deposit..
584
89
Sale
59
J
.
con
514
824
544
944
.
Canada Sou
?iH
28
5
96
954 Sale
37
37
1664
75
1941
450,000 Walt A Ohio 1st g 4s
..i._..July 104K
224,000
Refund A gen 5s ser A
1905
183,000
1st gold 5s
July 1948
193,000
Ref and gen 6s, series C
—1995
122,000
PLE A WVa Sys ref g4s
1941
Souths DI* 1st
at 5%
1056
140,000
30,000
Tol Cin Div 1st & ref 4s ser A.. 1959
149,000
Refunding 5s series D
2000
Con* g 4)4*
268,000
—
1960
245,000
Ref & gen 5s series F
1996
31,000 Bangor A Aroostook RR 1st g 5s 43
128,000
Conrefmtg gold 4s
1951
Battle Creek A Sturgls gu 3s.... 1980
40, odd Beech Creek 1st gu 4s
1936
1,000
Second guar gold 5s.
1936
Beech Creek Exten 1st g 34s.. .1951
Hel*ldere Del cons gtd g 8 4s..
1043
1,000 Big Sandy Ry 1st mtge 4s
1944
194,000 Boston & Maine 1st 5s ser AC—1967
109,000
1st mortgage 5s series IE
...1955
70,000
1st g 44s series JJ
...
1961
18,000 Boston A N Y Air Line 1st gu 4S.1956
Srunsv* A Western 1st go g4s—1938
~6", 500 Buff Roch A Pitts gen 5s
1937
180,000
Con sol 4 4s.
-.—1957
115,000
59,000
168,000
140,000
216,000
138,000
52,000
110,000
264,000
252,000
102,000
63,000
66,000
523,000
208,000
85,000
275,000
288,000
1,000
29,000
97,000
v
75
90
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
85
1.
Highest.
Sale Prices
Sept. 13
Sept. 25
Sept. 7
Sept. 26
Sept.
1
Sept.
6
Sept. 25
..
Austin A NW 1st g 5s guar
'
85
744
gl958
^ ...1962
\tl A Char Air Line 1st
8,000
155,000
89,000
3,000
7,000
62
93
Trans-Cont Short Line 1st 4s
Cal-Arlz 1st A ref 4)4*
\tl Knot A No 1st g 5s
"6~, 600
8
Ask
98
96
954 Sept.26 984
984
86
89
Sept. 25 86
864
894
Sept. 13 1034
1024 102
1-024 1034 102
52
58
45
50
Sept. 25 53
55
102
Sale
994 Sept.17 1024
1014 Sale
93
Sept. 18 97
97
&
95
"96"" 944 95
914 Sept. 17 954
94
Sept. 13 944
294
964
105" 934 "94" 924 Sept. 25 97
93
874 Sept. 15 88
954 874
874
1014 Sept. 19 1044
104
Sale
1034 Sale
92
98
974 Sept. 22 99
974
904
Sept. 15 1034
101
1034 101
1034 102
1064 1034 Sept. 19 106
1054 1064 105
1104
1104
Sept.14 102
I62""
1014 .re¬ 102
Sept. 15 105
1024 101
964 1064
92
83
o
No*
1955
1955
...I960
1948
1965
Con* g 4s of 1009,....
Con* g 4s of 1905....
o
Lowest.
Lowest.
Sept.29 1934
48,000
9,000
41,000
36,000
700,000
19,000
308,000
17,000
45,000
2,000
226,000
37,000
32,000
44,000
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
Low from
July 1 1933
it
EXCHANGE.
EXCHANGE-BONDS
21
6 110
Feb.
26
16
24
19
17
11
15
15
June 26
18
Apr. 12
' Sept.25
474 Feb. 21
5
424 Feb. 27
14
17
21
17
28
57
27
Feb. 21
234 Mar. 16
254 Mar. 15
41
12
954 July 19
2 1054 May 11
$
16
20
13
14
13
11
15
15
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
84
Apr.
564 Apr.
234 Feb.
70
Apr.
77
Apr.
78
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
15
P
62
Jan.
18
98
Mar. 15
17
18
18
18
14
15
17
17
27
28
19
19
|0*
5
23
20
30
16
14
28
Sept. 17
664 Apr. 12
60* Apr. 12
Apr. 12
21
Sept. 17
534 Apr. 18
27
14
OCT., 1934.]
N. Y. STOCK
Sales in
September.
Value.
BONDS
to
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
Low from
July 1 1933
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE.
Sept. 1.*
Sep* .291934
Bid.
$
Certificates of deposit
150" 000
"Refunding gold 4s
39 ,000
........1934
AO
Certificates of deposit......
37, ,000
♦Sec. gold 4Hi series A
....1953 MS
20 ,000
Certificates of deposit.....
97, ,000
Convertible gold 4 Ha
1940 MN
6 ,000 Chic S L & N O gold 5s
1951 J D
1 ,000
69" 060
40 ,000
-
"83""
27 ,000
3 ,000
7 ,000
3 ,000
VI
8
35
40
J
J
1 19#<
Cln Union Term 1st 4Hi ,er
1st mtge 5s series B
5s series C guar
A..2020
2020
1957
H
93 %
100
J
100 %
30
J
88%
102
F
9Jy*
82
103%
95%
J
J
J
.1
M N
J
D
97%
98%
78%
65
92%
J
J
55%
88H
58
St Louis Dlv 1st coll trust g 4s.1990 MN
Spring At Col Dlv 1st g 4s
1940 M S
5s
Clev Ac Marietta 1st gu 4Hs
...1938
.1939
B..1942
1942
1942
...1948
,
1950
1977
f 4%a series C
88
J
F
§1"
73%
74
71
66
2,000 Col Ac Hock Valley 1st est g 4s....1948 A O
94
72
55%
1955
91
Conn Ac Passum Rlvs 1st g 4s
92
Consolidated Ry non-conv
1943
deb 4s 1954
40
J&J
Debenture 4s
1956
155,000 Cuba Northern Rys lat 5%a
..1942 J
68,000 Cuba RR 1st 50-yr g 5s
1952 J
16,000
1st At refund 7 Hs serlesA
1936 J
8,000
1st lien Ac ref 6s series B
....1936 J
412,000 Del Ac Hud 1st Ac ref 4s..........1943 M
5s
5,000
1935 A
Gold 5Hs
70,000
1937 M
D
1936 F
A
J
D
$Des Moines Ac Ft D 1st gu g 4s...1935
1,000
Certificates of deposit
2,000 Dea Plalnea Val 1st guar 4Hs
1947
M
22
2%
&
20
iiy*
84
102
....1937 A O
102
J
1937 J
(948 A O
20
1st g 5s 1956 MN
Elgin Jol At East 1st g 5s
1941 M N
El Paso Ac S W 1st At ref 5s
1965 A O
78
89
24,000 Dul So Shore Ac Atlantic g 5s
16,000 East Ry M No Dlv 1st g 4s...
10,000 East Tenn Va
At Ga
cons
Erie At Plttsb gen gu g 3Hs ser B.1940
Series C 3Ha
6,000
1946
128,000 Erie RR 1st con Ac prior lien 4s..1996
1st consol gen lien 4s...
202,000
1996
Penn coll trust g 4s..t..... 1951
1,000
Conv g 4s Ser A
14,000
1953
Series B
1953
4,000
..........
Gen
608", 660
612,000
7,000
16,000
4,000
conv 4s
12,000
103,000
40,000
69
J
52
F
99
A
50%
50%
Ref At impt gold 5s ser 1927
1967
Ref Ac Imp 5s ser 1930.........1975 A O
Brie At Jersey 1st s f 6s.......1955 J
Genesee Rlv RR 1st s f 6s.....1957 J
J
J
99%
J
ifla
48
Bast Coast 1st 4H«
ser
A
Sale
109
Sale
-
-
-
.1938 A
Galv Hous Ac Hend 5Hs A
83
94%
9
J
19
1,000 Georgia Midland 1st 3s
.....1946 K O
Gouv At Oswegatchle 1st 5s
..1942 J D
39
5s
..Oct. 1945 J
8
32
30%
28%
25%
91%
Jan.
6
92
Jan.
11
30
111
82
June 18
Sept, 6
June 29
Sept.
Aug.
5
2
17
Mar. 17
Apr.
3 104% June
19
92% July 12
95
July 16
99
Apr. 26
95% July 20
99% Feb. 28 103% June 22
99% Feb. 14 102
Sept.21
82
Jan.
100%
75
Jan.
96
95
84
Feb.
102
Jan.
64% Sept.
Jan
96
97%
81%
102%
97
105
Jan.
92
May
40
Aug.
49% Aug.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
36% Sept.
34
29%
26%
93%
101%
102%
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
42% Sept.
44
16
14
1
Sept. 4
Sept. 6
Sept. 5
Sept. 19
Sept. 17
Sept. 5
7
Sept. 6
Sept. 26
^rpt.
4
31% :*pt.
1
Sept. 5
Sept. 17
4
77
12% Sept. 20
12:
103% Sept. 11 104]
Sept. 5
Sept. 17
Sept. 20
Sept. 14
Sept.
Sept.
Sept
100
Sept. 11
100% Sept. 24
7 100% Sept. 11
18
94% Sept. 28
18
72
Sept.28
19 104% Sept. 19
Sept
Sept
Sept
Sept 22
Sept 24
70
71
Sept.
Sept.
6
6
60
68% Sept. 1
68
Sept. 1
108% Sept. 11
109
Sept. 4
101% Sept. 1
49
9%
7%
54%
9%
9%
7 /
11
5
6
99
100
94
100
-----
89
95
80%
18
5
58
Jan.
Jan.
59
31
19
26
21
Mar. 17
Mar. 17
58% Mar. 27
39
Feb.
Jan.
34
16% Jan.
31
Aug. 29
Aug. 30
29
Feb.
15
Jan.
97
92
Jan.
Jan.
99]
353
Jan.
38
13
11
21
Feb.
Mar. 19
11% Apr. 16
6
1
Jan.
94
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
93% Jan.
Mar.
16
21
31
17
19
13
21
21
17
22
27
Mar. 12
Feb.
16
17% Feb. 16
Aug. 17
Feb.
19
15
27
May 10
May
9
64
19
Sept.
6% July
5% Sept.
96% Jan.
Feb.
46
50
83
26
100
Jan.
3% Jan.
June
100% June
98
July
79% Apr.
104% Aug.
78
July
78
July
76
July
79% Apr.
79% Apr.
114
July
111
May
105% July
Sept.
59% Sept.
34
18
19
17
20
19
17
3
49% Apr.
99% Sept. 14
96
Feb.
60
96
97
May
July
May
Sept.
July
109% July
3
105% June 16
79% Jan.
64
Sept.
99% Mar.
62% Jan.
63
8%
87%
24%
12%
4 106
26 103% Jan.
6 108% July
94% Jan.
81% Mar.
94% Feb.
95
21
25
Apr. 24
49% Apr. 20
Jan.
91
Feb.
32
4
89% Jan.
8
1
61% Apr. 23
63
Apr. 30
Aug.
July
July
Sept.
Jan.
5
June
105
101% May
Feb.
65
84
5
97
July 16
102% Apr. 19
80% Jan.
7
5
Sept. 14
4% Sept. 27
98% Sept. 26 98% Sept. 26
103% Sept. 19 103% Sept. 19
7
26
11
19
25
6
12
12
8
15
Apr. 30
12
Apr. 20
98% Sept. 26
3 105% June
1
14
84
14%
75
19%
14% Aug. 15
26
20% Jan.
85
15
4%
40% Sept. 27
56
Sept. 4
10% Sept. 21
9
Sept. 21
July
July
July
July
Apr.
Apr.
Aug.
July
May
98%
59% Apr.
19% Jan.
18
100
40% Sept.
50
Sept.
6% Sept.
5% Sept.
June
104% July
104
62
Sale
104
Jan.
84% Jan.
Sept. 20 95% Sept. 1
Sept. 12 69% Sept. 22
Sept. 5 100
Sept. 5
Sept.
Sale
59% Sept.
114
109
108% Sept.
106% 108% 106% Sept.
103
104% 101% Sept.
65%
64%
41
8%
7%
103J*i
8
20
4
77
20%
12%
104% Sale
40
15
75
cons
30
56
.
3
J
1st
32%
42%
0%
5%
O
tGa At Ala
77
82
101%
MN
Proof of claim filed by owner
(Amended) 1st cons 2-4s
1982
MN
Proof of claim filed by owner
6,000
J
5,000 Port St U D Co 1st g 4 %a.
1941 J
4,000 Ft Worth At Denver City 5%a
1961 J D
12
Jan.
100% May
24 103% Sept.
28 102
Sept.
18 100% Sept.
19 97% Sept.
24 91% Sept.
00
25
1959 J D
1974 M S
Safe
102
97
103% 100
103
98
100
97% 102
83
87% 83
87%
100%
100
100%
100 %
100
100
94
92%
89%
94% Sale
73
64
71%
71% Sale
104%
104%
104%
73%
66
67% "69"
72%
70%
66%
Sale
1943 J
Jan.
Jan.
102% Jan.
23% Jan.
95
Certificates of deposit.
tFonda Johns Ac Glov ref 4H*...1952
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
106% 105% Sept. 14 107% Sept. 10
30
Sept. 17 32
31%
Sept. 4
99
Sept.
99%
99% Sept. 14
40%
90%
92%
S
.....1938 M
64
92
68
103% Jan.
86
5
96% Mar. 1 103
97
75% Jan. 11
92% Jan. 10 109
80
Jan. 10 100%
74% Jan. 15 91%
105
Sale"
JFla Cent Ac Peninsular 5s
1st Ac ref 5s
20
Sale
46 %
1947 MN
N Y Ac Erie RR ext 1st 4s
32
26
8
90
62
U N
3d mtge4Hs
"4",660
90
A
35
100
90
J
31
20%
10
97% Jan.
Lll% Jan.
107 % 108
106
32
32 %
30
81H
J
3
80
105% Jan.
a*
25
26 %
20
24%
Sale
92
92% Sale
101% 102
101% 102% 101
101 % 102 % 101% 102
101%
100%
100%
"44" 40% 41
40
38
39%
45%
42%
43%
40%
Sale
14%
14
10%
13%
11
13% Sale
12% Sale
Sale
21
21
31% Sale
104 %
105 %
89 H
J
..1953 A
Series D.
103% 103
103
101% 102 %
99% 101%
99%
100% Sale
99% 100
98%
97% Sale
94% Sale
92%
92
88
89
90%
87%
100
100%
95% Sale
93% Sale
92%
07
09%
68% Sale
64%
103
99% 102% 101
100
100 %
101%
90
95
99%
30% Sale
33% Sale
11
21
101 % May 21 101% May 21
15
89%
Feb.
32% Feb.
5
28
Apr. 10
7
18% Feb. 19
83
Jan. 16 107
June
5
84 % Sept. 14
84% Sept. 14
63% Jan.
5 86% Apr. 16
47
Sept. 18 80
Apr. 13
35
Sept. 20 62
Apr 17
100% Jan.
8 107% June 8
100%
51%
96
29
96
47
15
D
Sept. 21
47
92%
8
Sept.
Sept.
88% Sept.
98% Sept.
83
103
24
17
14
14
18
Aug.
9
73% Jan.
67% Sept.
104
52
13%
13%
18
96
103 %
50
67
D
82% Sept. 5
74% Sept. 4
102
Sept.10
84
Sept. 5
89% Sept.25
99
Sept.29
101% Sept. 26 102
49%
13
.......1995 J
5s..
101%
101%
103%
41
O
O
Sept.
85
41
Detroit River Tunnel 1st gu 4 Hs.1961 MN
J
Dul Mlssabe Ac Nor gen 5s.......1941 J
Dul At Iron Range 1st
Sale
84
41
D
N
75
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
17% Sept.
16
73% Apr. 24
73
Apr. 28
31% Feb.
5
L04% Jan.
107
43
34
Detroit At Mack 1st lien g 4s.....1995 J
104",660
99
95
50
30%
A
Second gold 4s
104
42
N
Den At Rio Gr 1st cons g 4s_......1936
Consol gold 4H*
18,000
1936
101,000 Denv Ac R Gr West gen 5s Aug 1955
87,000
Assented (subject to plan)
Ref At Imp mtge 5a ser B.......1978
162,000
l" 606
89%
44
A&O 1955
Del Rlv RR & Bdge 1st g 4s
84
49%
44%
1955
Debenture 4s
Debenture 4s
89
100%
92
Col At Tol 1st est 4s
82%
90
90
A
1977
Sale
87%
96
100%
Coal Rtv Ry 1st gu 4s
..1045
146",000 Colo Ac Southern Ref Ac est 4 Hs—1935 M N
General mtge 4Hs series A..—1980 M N
37,000
69%
78
9
111
103% 101% 102% 101
103
O
MN
"77%
17
Sale Prices.
2
111
96
101 %
101%
87
99
A
101
"98"
O
J
103
Sale
93
85
J
A
86
99
51% Jan.
64
June
6 110% June 9
2 108% July 17
Mar. 16
12 115
July 12
72% Jan.
2 93
84% Jan.
8 104% June 19
46
Mar. 15
July 17 62
96
Feb. 15 103% July
2
99
Jan. 12 103
July 12
85
Jan. 16
98% Apr. 17
100% Jan.
9 108% July 19
104% Jan. 10 111% June
6
40
102% 103
83
82%
74% Sale
83
72
M N
J
2,000
General 4H> series A
30,000 Clev Short Line 1st gu 4 Hs... ..lost
144,000 Clev Union Term 1st gu 5%s A..1972
143,000
1st s f g 5« series B guar
1973
37,000
107
33
110
66
J
Sept.
100
J
1940 J
46
%
73
66
J
47
35
Sept.
104% Sept.
108
Sept.
106% Sept.
112% Sept.
111
100
J
Series D gu 3%s
"
89
40
1993
Series A gu 4%a
Series C gu 3Hs.........
171", 660
"78"
55
51%
38%
39%
Sale
105% 107
109
108
108%
107 % 107
107%
Sale
112% Sale
Sale
88% Sale
Sale
97%
99%
Sept.
1
Sept. 10
Sept. 1
103
Sept. 6
8% Sept. 4
109
Sept. 5
J
63 %
25
27
22
7
5
28
14
105
108
104% Sept.
111% 108% Sale
108% Sept.
Sale
110% 110% 109% Sept.
100 % 103
95
99% 103
Sept.
91
87% Sale
84% Sept.
107
108%
108% Sept.
113%
1963
Ref Ac Impt 4Hs series E....... 1977
Cairo Dlv 1st gold 4s
1939
Cln W Ac M Dlv 1st g 4s
1991
s
71
20% Sept.
19
Sept.
20% Sept.
19% Sept.
9
Sept.
101
Sept.
84% Sept.
103% Sept. 14
103
Sept.17
106 %
108
82
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
20
17% Sept.
8%
7% Sept.
Sept.
131% 100
84% Sept.
102% Sept.
103
Sept.
95
J
1941
1st
17
16
18
21
6
Sept.
Sept.
J
D
J
.....1993
Ref Ac Imp 6s series C
Ref At Imp 5s series D
Clev Ac Mahoa Valley g
19%
20
56% Sept.
1.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices
Sept. 27
55% Sept.
40
Sept.
107% Sept. 5
108% Sept. 18
107% Sept. 4
114
Sept. 5
89% Sept. 1
100% Sept. 8
106 %
108
J
D
Clev Ac Pitts gen gu 4%a ser
Series B gu 3%a
85,000
63
J
..1943 MN
gu g 4s
W W Val Dlv 1st g 4s
5,000
54
55%
41%
1 ,000 Clearfield Ac Mahon 1st gtd ft 0s..1943 I
174 ,000
84%
51
31 ,000 C C C Ac St L gen g 4a
15 ,000
General 5s series B
;66o
19
18
20%
18%
8%
104% 100
100
75
Cln Ham Ac Day 3d g 4H*
1937 I
10 ,000 Cln Ind St L 5t G 1st 4s...Aug 3 1936 Q
27
Sale
7
75
59
5H« series A—......1963 M S
1952 M N
1st mtge g
Sale Prices
53%
75
......
45
16" ,660
57 ,000
99 ,000
15
18%
D
Choc Okl Ac Gulf consol 5a..
32" ;655
21
D
Dec
con
20
19
J
Income guar 5s
Cln Leb Ac N 1st
18%
10%
16
D
Chic T H & S'eaat lot & ref 5s___194<
1st 5c ref
16
Loioest.
Highest.
65
June 15 1951 J
1981 J
Gold3%a
Memphis Dlv 1st 4s
110 ,000 Chic Un Station 1st gu 4%■ A..1963
12, ,000
1st 5s series B...
.......1963
38 ,000
Guaranteed gold 5s...
—1944
96 ,000
1st 6%a series C
1963
109 ,000 Chic & West Ind Consol 50-yr 4s. 1953
135 ,000
58
54
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Lowest.
Sept. 29.
Ask. Bid
56
16
J
42
64
1988 J
59, 000 tChlc R I & Pacific gen g 4a
25
EXCHANGE—BONDS
12
40
12
30% July 30
60
Apr. 27
Feb. 21
91% Apr. 25
Feb.
7
*}Ga Caro At Nor 1st 5s 1929
Extended at 6% to
"5",606
210,000
213,000
J
1934..
1st gu g4Hs.
.
..1941 I
Grand Trunk of Can s f 7s guar.. 1940 A
Gr R Atl
ex
J
O
101%
...1936 M S
Grays Point Term 1st gu g 5s
1947 J D
100 %
15-yer deb g
a
f 6s guar
607",606
Gt Nor—Gen 7s Series A .......1936
62,000
159,000
85,000
112,000
Gen mtge 5%a Ser B..........1952
Gen mtge 5s Ser C........... 1973
283,000
1st At refund 4Hs Ser A
Gulf Mob Ac Nor 1st 5%« wr 11
Sale
92
89% Sale
92%
81% Sale
88% Sale
91%
93
81
Sale
76
76
Sale
Sale
71%
Sale
69% Sale
70%
69%
26
40
33
Feb
4
—1949 MN
1950 A O
1959 A O
1999 J
g 4 Ha.
For footnotes, see page
Sale
53%
J
Stamped
con
33.
56%
100%
J
§08*
ry
if-
51% Sept.
7
51% Sept.
7
Sept.15
102% Sept. 28 103
Sept. 10 108% Sept. 1
107% 107% 107
106% Sept. 7 107% Sept. 1
106% Sale
Feb
1st mtge gold 5s series C
Gulf & Ship Island ref 5s...Feb 1952 J
Hock Val 1st
108 %
107 %
95
102%
......1977
Greenbrier Ry 1st gu g 4s..
20",000
103
57
Gen 4%s Series D..1976
Gen 4%a series E--
35
51H
50%
90% 103 %
71%
08%
04%
1961
Green Bay At West deb ctfs A......
Income debenture ctfs B
14,000
87"
23 %
80
6,7
5
82
Sept. 14
90
Sept. 17
75% Sept. 19
71% Sept. 19
66
66
Sept.17
Sept. 18
Sept. 25
Sept. 4
Sept.28
Sept.27
Sept. 27
71% Sept. 28
105
Jan.
102% Jan.
82
78
"""
68;
68
8
"
Jan.
8
Aug. 11
64% Aug. 13
65
Feb.
15
6%
28
72%
9
4
64
62
Sept. 17
65% Sept.
1
59
Jan.
99% July
99
Apr.
92% Apr.
87% Apr.
86% Apr.
38% July
16
12
27
23
13
23
Feb.
19
mH
Jan.
57
65%
Mar. 12
Sept. 14
Jan.
99%
75%
Sale
1 104% Aug. 23
2 109% May 22
2 109
July 19
75% Sept. 19
26
50
Jan.
95% Feb.
16
70
May 26
Apr. 26
Apr.
9
Feb
21
68
105% 108% 105% 108
105% Sept. 13 108.
Sept.
5
98% Jan.
10 110% July
16
N. Y. STOCK
26
Sales in
RANGE SINCE JAN., 1.
July 1 1933
SXCBAHOB.
STOCK
*.
Value.
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
Low from
BONDS
September,
EXCHANGE-BONDS
■5 ft.
to
Sept. 29.
Sept. 1.
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sept.291934
Bid.
S
5a
1937
34,000 Hou •atonic RR con
17,000 Houat & Tex C lat ft 5a Int ftu *...1967
.1987
22,000 Houa Belt 5c Tar lat 6a.
141,000 Hudaon ft Manhat tat 4k ref 6a A.1967
Adltaat Ineoaae 6a........Feb
1967
148,000
1,000 Ultnoia Central lat ft 4a. .......1961
lat ftold 8 Ha
2,000
........1961
Extended lat ft
H6I
2,000
lat ftold 3a aterllnft...........1951
27.666 Collateral traat ftold 4a..
1953
Refundinft 4a—...
.......1955
127.000
Purchaaed llnea lat 3Ha..
1763
Coll tr ft 4a
4*0*666
-.1953
15,000
Refundinft 6a
...........1965
111,000
15-rear aecured 6Hia..........1984
377,000
44-year 4%a„......................-194+
Cairo Brldfte ftold 4a
l«8t
*6*666 Litchfield DIt lat ft 3a........1951
Loulat DIt Ac Ter ft 3%a
14,000
1953
Omaha DIt lat ft 3a..........1951
St Lou DIt ft Term ft 3a ......1951
Gold 3Mi
1951
Sprinftf DIt lat ft 3H*
—1951
Weatern Llnea lat ft 4a........1951
-
...
MN
J
80
J
100
100%
A
27
104%
101% 102
82 % Sale
38
Sale
J
83
100
J
-----
89
F
J
78
*ate
98
97
72
78
60
69%
67% Sale
Prices
22
7
21
20
15
6
8
5
100% Sept. 4
104% Sept. 7
101% Sept. 6
82% Sept. 29
38% Sept; 4
101% Sept. 6
98
Sept. 8
98% Sept. 5
72% Sept. 26
74
Sept. 13
75% Sept. 5
78% Sept. 24
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept,
Sept.
Sept.
98
Sept.
98% Sept.
Sale
Sale
Hale
Prices
97% 97%
104%
100% 161"" 100
82% Sale
80%
36
37% Sale
101%
100%
105*"
98
93
A
Ank
Ask. Bid.
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
82
Jan. 19 101% June 10
97
Jan. 10 105% Aug. M
June 11
91% Jan. 24 102
72
Jan.
2 89
Apr. 25
32
Jan.
92% Jan.
2
50
10 102
83
Jan.
92
May 18
5
Feb. 13
June 25
98
July 10
98% Aug. 8
M
"57*"
A
MN
55
J
56
J
MN
74 %
75 %
65
52 %
70%
65H
MN
J
82
51%
70 %
73 H
76
78% Sale
99% Sale
57%
60
J
18*
60
61
86
75
89
85
Sale
82
83 %
88 %
62 H
62
66 %
99% 100
56
Sale
96
99%
75%
82
83%
88%
63%
67
75
60
99%
88K"
85
67
80
62
80
90
52% Sept. 18
59% Sept,
83% Sept. 6
83% Sept. 14
83% Sept. 6
84% Sept. 18
87
75
76
66
86
75
Sale
—
-
69
67
85%
13
May
3
3
79% Feb.
98% Apr. 12
103% June 13
Sept.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
100
Feb.
88
76
79
62% Aug.
75
85
Apr.
88% Apr. 24
82
52% Sept.
4
71
71 % Sale
66%
68
70
85%
86
Jan
Jan.
Jan.
62% Sept. 19 68
Sept. 8
80% Sept. 17 86
Sept. 1
99% Sept. 1 100% Sept. 27
84
84%
75
74
63
78
85
68% Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
80
90
5
July 21
Sept. 6
July 20
Apr. 30
July
6
Aug. 4
Mar. 15
June 20
III Cent 6c Chic St L 6c N O—
283,000
236,000
Joint lat 4k ref 6a
aer
1943 J
A
D
55
J
D
A
O
52%
89%
-—.........1963
Ind Bloomlnftton 4k W lat 4a....l940
4H« aerlea C
.1954
Ind 111 ft la lat ftold 4a
1,000 tlndlanapol It Loulat lat ftu 4a. .1956
Ind Union ften 6c ref 5a A....... .1945
.1965
Gen 8c ref ftuar 5a aer B
4*666
149,000 flnternat Gt Nor l8t 6a A....... .1952
276,000
Ad| mtfte 4a aerlea A.-July 1 195J
lat mtfte ftold 5a aerlea B.._... .1956
51,000
.1956
lat ftold 5a aerlea C
19,000
24,000 Int Rya of Cent Amer lat 5a B... .1972
lat coll truat 4a ftold notaa.... .1941
41,000
Flrat Hen ft ref 4Ma.......... .1947
15,000
tlowe Cent lat ftold 5a......... .1938
12,000
Certlflcatea of depoalt........
lat 6c ref 4a.................. 1951
24,000
90
.....
J
J
y
j
j
J
MN
M N
27 %
67%
69
5
M
6
oh*
95
89
Sale
89
94%
42
38%
40
37%
69% Sale
W*
40
Ctfa of dep (Bankera Truat)......
Kan City South lat ft
Ref & Imp 5a
3a........1954 AO
...
AprU1954 J J
5a....
Leh Vail Harbor Term lat 5a....1954 F
A
Leh V (N Y) lat ftu ft 4 Ha
1944 J J
Leh Val (Pa) ften con ft 4a ......2443 MN
Gen cona 4%a_.............-.3043 M N
Gen conaol 5a ................2003 MN
Leh V Ter Ry lat ftu ft 5a
1941 A O
Lex 8c Beat lat ftu 5a
.........1945 A O
Little Miami ften 4a aerlea A ....1942 MN
Lonft Dock cona ftold 4a........1985 A O
J
M
D
S
MN
M
8
J
J
M
B
Loular 6c Naahr ftold 5a_........1937 MN
Unified ftold 4a
1940 J J
lat 6c ref 5Ha aerlea A........2003
lat 6c ref 5a aerlea B..........2003
lat 8c ref 4 Ha uerlea
2003
C
..1941
5a
Paducab 8c Mem DIt 4a.......194a
M
8
St Louis DIt 2d ftold 3a.....__1980
Mob 6c Montft 1st ft 4 Ha.
1945 M S
J
J
South
|;25.000
7,000
10,000
J
1937
2nd ftold 5a...
1941
take Shore 6c Mlcb Sou ft 3%e..-1997 J D
Lehifth 6c N Y lat ftu ft 4a
1945 MS
Gold
Ry Joint Monon 4a.....1952
Atl Knox Be Cln dlT ft 4s.
1955 MN
Manila RR South Lines 1st 4a... 1939 M N
......1959 MN
1st ext 4a..
I
J
Mlchlftan Central-Detroit Be Bay
City Air Line 4a
.........1940 J
Sale
68
101
Sale
Sale
103
91
100% 101%
100
"95""
98
18S^'
96
92
Sale
"90""
74%
101%
98%
68%
101
18?*
56
99
90
95
72
100
95
97%
54%
57%
65
65%
105% 105% 104%
108
109
106%
100
Jack L 6c S ftold 3Ha
1st ftold 3 Ha
Ref 6c Imp 4%a aeries C._.
Midland of N J lat ext 5s
1941
Sept.27
Sept. 26
Sept. 26
Sept. 29
Sept. 26
Sept. 10
Sept. 18
Sept. 14
7
Sept, 12
2% Sept. 29
103*'" 103%
1977
107%
106%
103% 103% 103%
101%
103% 105
101
102
97%
94% Sale
92%
106
106% 107
97
103%
69
71
63%
105
103%
76% 74
100%
—-
-
70
68
74
69
70
1%
M
S
84
96
90
1944 A O
75
J
D
1934
1934 J D
M 8
6,000 Mil Spar Be N W 1st ftu 4a
1947
J
Mllw 6c State Line 1st ftuar 3Ha-.194I I
MN
$Minn 6c St Louis 5s ctfa
.....1934
19*666
M
1st 6c refund
8
ftold 4e
..1949
Ref 6c ext 5s series A.........1942 Q F
Q F
Certlflcatea of deposit.........
*3*666
...
Sale
Sale
Sale
68
105
Sale
Sale
J
92
Sale
107
Sept. 19
99
90
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept,
Sept.
89%
73%
100%
92%
48
55
62
104%
97
M
St
P
6c
8
8
1st Chic Term
M
a
...
6t
Cent
M
1978 J
J
8
J
103
Sept. 11
90
Sept. 13
93% Sept. 5
73% Sept. 20
101% Sept. 1
98
Sept.19
56%. Sept. 1
61% Sept. 6
67
Sept, 4
105% Sept. 6
108
Sept.10
102
103% Sept.
104
Sept.
100
Sept.
103% Sept.
101
Sept.
60
Sept.
99% Sept.
107
Sept.
88% Sept.
106
97
lift
83% Jan
70
81
57
July
9
Apr. 12
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
June
83% Jan,
54
94
91
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
95
99
Feb.
Jan.
47
52
June 29
June 20
July
July
July
July
July
Apr.
Aug.
20
12
16
25
16
26
4
June 23
July
14
June 11
June 26
July 12
Sept. 12
July 25
June 10
Aug.
8
July 24
Aug. 11
Mar.
5
Apr.
2
Mar. 27
Feb.
Jan.
14
:
Aug. 21
87% Feb. i
May 25
July
5
June
0
93
75% Jan. !
75%
78
62
Jan.
:
Apr. 18
85
78% Jan.
]
80
55
65
May
May
Apr.
Apr.
Apr,
31
29
12
4
16
Feb.
Feb.
6
1
19
51
97
57
Sept. 25
97% Sept. 11
7
57% Sept.
7
2% Sept. 12
3% Sept.
6
2
3
3%
2
2%
"*i% Sept.*21
Sept.
86
Jan.
:
Jan.
55% Aug.
70% Mar.:
2
21
16
24
13
17
20
27
97%
58%
4
9
Apr.
July
July
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Aug.
82% Jan.
19
7
4
4
5
12
27
4
20
26
5
29
25
Sept.
104% Sept.
104% Sept.
101% Sept.
94% Sept.
106% Sept.
99% Sept.
69
Sept.
104
Sept.
75
Sept.
101% Sept.
3K* Sept.
70
Sept.
106% Sept.
102
Sept.
97
29
11
5
7
4
28
12
June 22
July 11
July
9
Aug,
1
4
87
84
3
2
8
June 30
92
7%
Sale
3%
2%
20
38
19
17
60
1949
97
6
53% Feb.
52
Apr. 16
77% Apr. 12
84
Apr. 11.
104% July
9
96%
33% Sale
25-year ft 5 Ha
lat ref 5H* series B
11% Mar. 28
5% Feb. 21
88% Apr. 13
102% Aug.
102% Aug.
79
Jan.
Sept. 19
100
Sept.
Sept.
67
63% Sept.
103
105
Sept.
70% Sept.
75%
98% Sept.
100%
Sale
70
Sept.
68
Sept.
71%
103%
July 26
Apr. 27
July 24
72
45
J
12,000
77,000
36,000
4
July 26
1 % Sept. 18
69% Jan.
8
P
82
J
cons
12
95
84
J
lat
49% Jan.
43% Jan.
97%
5s fttd aa to Int..
...1938 '
1st 6c ref 6a series A..........1946 J
72*666
8*
3
Sept. 1
Sept. 27
68% Sept. 28
102
Sept. 6
100% Sept. 4
102% 101% Sept.
Sale
5
Sept. 27
92
107% 107
Sale
Mar.
Feb. 15
Feb.
5
Feb.
6
Feb. 17
55
3%
iat cons 5a... ................1938 J
213,000 MStP8cSSM4s atpd ftuar.....1938
June 29
94
.1951
1952 MN
J
J
..1979
♦Mil 6c Nor lat ext 4Ha (1880)
♦Cona ext 4Ha (1884)
July 31
70
Sept.
104
104% 104% 105
Sept.
102
99
103% 99
Sept.
103% 103% 103% 102% Sept.
100
100%
97% Sept.
Sale
60
55
Sept.
99
x99% Sept.
63%
Jan. 15
UK
Sept. 26 25
5
100
Jan. 30 104
25
July 26 44%
7
July 26 18%
3
25
Jan.
24
July 30
9
45% Jan.
Apr, 12
Apr. 12
May 31
75
17
40
101
45
81
100
98% Jan.
Sept. 26
94% Sept. 15
40% Sept. 1
Sept.
37% Sept.
65
Sept.
64% Sept.
99
Sept.
99% Sept.
97
99%
56% Sale
64%
61%
i8lg
94% Sept.
37
87
,8
26
99
97
99% 101%
70
5% Sept. 11
1% Sept. 18
Jan.
Jan,
91
97
"93%
62
J
Man G B 6c NW lat ftu 3 Ha
Mex Internal 1st 4a asstd
15,000
Sale
67% Sale
69
67%
*95*"
1941 J
Plain
67% Sept. 18
6
102
100
1961
...............—1961
Lake B 8t W lat ftold
85
101
Kan City Term lat 4a..
...1964
Kentucky Central lat ftu 4a—..1987
35,000
137,000
412,000
16.000
10,000
.
8
102%
1,000 Lonft Ialand ften ft 4a............l938
Unified ftold 4a...
2,000
1949
24,000
20-year deb 5a................1937
Guar ref ftold 4a..............1949
78,000
361,000 Loulalana Be Ark lat 5a aerlea A..1949
15,000 lou 6c Jeff Brldfte ftu ft 4a
1945
17,000
26.000
71.000
5
2% Sale
80%
81
97
2,000
19,000
317,000
7
J*
89
Stamped.
"*5*666
3?^
r
J
Kal Allefthan 4k G R lat ftu ft 5a-.1938 J
Kanawha 6c Mich lat ftu ft 4a.....1994 A O
A O
Kentucky & Ind Term lat 4%s
6,000
1,000
44,000
1,000
15,000
8,000
112,000
27,000
64,000
18,000
3,000
86
95%
17
17
Sept. 26 17
103%
104
104%
103% Sept.
28% Sept.
33%
32% Sale
7% Sept,
10%
10%
Sale
31%
25% Sept.
34
34
«30
25% Sept.
70
66
71%
70
Sept.
69
74
71%
71% 70% Sept.
69
Sept.
70% 69%
72%
80
1934
7
95
D
JK C Ft S A M ref ft 4a
72% Sept.
66% Sept.
95%
102%
102%
29% Sale
8% Sale
28
27%
F A
Jamea Franklin ft Clearf lat 4a.. .1959 J
1,000
48,000
5,000
230,000
209,000
390,000
34,000
67% Sept. 18
62
Sept. 17
70
20
*
—..
64% Sale
30
39
22%
Sale
71
4
2%
28
20
30
30
20
30
38%
38
22
19% Sale
67
71
Sept. 22
2
Sept. 11
33% Sept.
1
Jan.
2% Aug. :
2% Jan. 1
1% Jan. 3
30
Sept. 22
July
Aug.
18% Aug.
15
Aug.
60
Jan.
31
Sept. 6
19% Sept. 10
17
Sept. 1
60% Sept. 5
41
Sept. 8
22% Sept. 4
20
Sept. 21
69
Sept. 27
Feb.
36
23
13
Feb. 19
42% Apr. 23
49
20
31
3
38
Feb. 19
June 30
34
80
Apr. 24
Apr. 16
56
Term
f 4a........1941 MN
J
J
Mississippi Cent 1st 5a
1949
31,000 £ Missouri-Illinois RR 5a aer A..-.1969 J J
J D
148,000 Mo Kan Be Tex lat ft 4a.........1990
77
77
Jan.
27
88
76% Feb.
3
Jan.
2
93
26
75% Jan.
2
70
Jan.
61
Aug,
63% Jan.
36
Sept.
2
2
5
6
20
22
6
85
88%
95
22
75%
23%
19
89%
Sept. 21
86% Sept. 11
22
88%
19%
21
86% Sale
5
4
76%
78
77% Sale
72% Sept. 14
78
65
68
72
68% Sale
65
69
39%
Sept.26
Sept. 29
Sept. 28
Sept. 26
95
Sept.
89% Sept,
14
Jan.
9
Aug. 25
Feb. 19
93% July 12
Mlssour-Kansas-Taxaa RR—
76,000
40,000
34,000
193,000
Prior lien 5s aeries A.........1942 J
J
629*666
J
General 4a......
J
40-year 4s aerlea B..
.......1942
J
J
Pr Uen mtfte 4H* aer D...
..1978
Cum adjust 5a aeries A
Jan 1947 A O
^Missouri Pacific RR Co—•
lat Be refund 5s aerlea A......1945 F 8
f 56,000
697,000
21.000
266.000
^
,
7,000
215,000
209,000
9,000
310.000
43,000
1,000
Certificates of deposit..........
MS
..........1975
MN
1st Be ref 5a series F
......1977
Certificates of deposit........
MN
lat 6c ref ft 5a aer
G......
.1978
Certificates of depoalt........
Conrertlble ftold 5 Ha
1949 MO
1st ref ftold 5a aerlea H........1980 A A
Certificates of deposit..........
1st 6c ref 5s aer I..............1981 MN
Certlflcatea of depoalt..........
Mo Pac 3d 7a ext at 4%
July 1938 i*"i
„
-
For footnotes, see page 33.
31
ii*
■£"
:::::
42% Sale
Sept. 13
68% Sept. 14
36
Sept. 6
73
44
25%
20
26% Sept. 28
73
75
28%
27
Sale
10
26% Sale
21
24
20
26*" Sale"
20
20
24
22%
h "M
8
25
21
24
22%
23%
26** Sale"
80
75%
21
75%
8%
26%
.
26
80
Sept. 15
8% Sept. 17
Sept.
19% Sept.
Sept,
Sept.
6% Sept.
20
Sept.
22% Sept.
20
Sept.
20
Sept.
80
Sept.
17
12
15
13
14
15
25
15
15
10
11
Sept.
26% Sept.
24
Sept.
26% Sept.
24
Sept.
21
28
22
28
22
'8% Sept.
5
26%
24%
26%
24%
80
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
28
26
28
26
10
Sept. 15
Jan.
8% Aug.
8
20
Sept. 17
19% Sept. 12
20
Sept. 15
20
Sept. 13
July
Sept.
Aug.
20
Sept.
20
Sept.
72% Jan.
6
20
22
26
15
17
15
15
15
01% Feb. 17
79
Feb. 19
83% Apr. 14
62% Feb, 19
Feb.
6
Apr, 28
20% Feb.
5
38% Feb.
5
39
35
35
Feb. 19
38% Feb.
34
5
Apr. 30
16% Feb.
5
38% Feb.
5
34
Feb.
7
38% Feb.
5
34
89
Apr. 30
Apr. 13
Oct., 1934.]
N. T. STOCK
Sales in
Value.
n.
t.
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
Low from
July 1 1933
BONDS
September.
stock ixchancm.
to
27
EXCHANGE—BONDS
Sept. 1.
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices
Sept. 29.
Lowest.
1.
Highest.
Sept.29 1934
Ask
Bid.
Mobil* 8c Birm prior lien g 5a
smill
small
46.000
2.000
81,000
24,000
166,000
87,000
156,000
81
100
89%
45
70
....
30
1938
Montgomery Dit lat g 5a
...1947
Refunding Ac Improv't 4%a ...1977
Sec 5% notes
...............1938
Mohawk Ac Mai lat gu g 4a......1991
Mont Cent lat gu g 4a........-.1937
1st guar gold 5s...
.....1937
Morris At Essex lat gu 3Ha...
304a
Conatr m 5a aer a
1955
Constr m 4h* aer b._..
14%
77
65 %
1955
11,000 Nashville Chat & St l lat 4s a..1978
4,000 Nash Flo 8c Sheff 1st gu g 5s....1937
78
91
Sale Prices
85
Mar. 14
93
83
May-
91
June 29
70
48
Jan.
11
60
15
SO
Jan. 27
Feb.
8
57
9
12
80
83
75
8
7X
Sale Prices
99
89%
14%
7%
8%
8
79 X
70
17
15
7
70
87
Ask.
83
81
45
57 X
89
44
{Mobile 4 Ohio gn gold 4t
6,000
21,000
83
46%
...1948
Mortgage fold 4a...
ma.
85
83
...ims
101% 102 X
100 X 100 X
88
87 X
100% 102
55
88%
18%
11
12
85%
95
100
98
100
83%
90
92
89
q1
q9
84
99%
15% Sept. 6
8% Sept. 20
9
Sept. 4
78
Sept.17
102
Sept.17
el 00 % Sept. 21
88
Sept. 4
100% Sept. 4
90% Sept. 6
88
Sale
92
91% 90
Sept. 11
Sept. 5
104X 105X 104% 105
104% Sept. 17 104% Sept. 17
Jan.
99
14% Sept.
7% Sept.
8
Sept.
78
Sept.
99% Sept.
99% Sept.
82% Sept.
98
Sept.
88
Sept.
Jan.
4
14% Sept.
7% Sept.
8
Sept.
78
Sept.
87% Jan.
Jan.
81
74% Jan.
22
12
2
11
73
Jan.
2
82% Jan.
Feb.
99% Jan.
27
4
Jan.
19
Jan.
23
July 27
July 25
July 16
3 102
Jan.
10
21% Feb. 19
13 23
17 86
17 103
77
99
July
89% June
6
June 29
103
97% July
16
16
95% July
3 106
July
12
19
6% Sept. 19
National rj of Mexico—
Prior Hen 50-year a f 4hs——1957
314,000
Assent cash
recta
war#
No 4 on
Guar 4s Apr 1914 coupon
41",000
Assent
Nat rr Mex
317,000
5
Pint
cons
on
4
6%
on
5
.—.1954 m n
..
"l'.ooo
Cons guar 4s
.......
guar..1945
j
.......1945
j
5%
81
91X
76
70
J
79
88 j
63 J
63,000
923,000
224,000
293,000
679,000
303,000
54,000
576,000
70,000
11,000
175,000
143,000
1,120,000
232,000
50,000
1,000
11
2% Jan.
11
6
6% Sept. 18
Sale
9% Sept. 20
2% Jan.
18
9% Sept. 20
5%
85%
a.1952
guar—1953
85%
75%
4% Sept. 28
6% Sept. 19
79
Sept.
5
66
Jan.
16
6% Sept. 19
79
92% July
Sept.
5
16
85
June
92
June 23
77
Apr. 23
May
2
July 24
60
57% Sept. 21
60
Sept.18
57% Jan.
i!J
82% Sept. 26
85
Sept.10
62% Jan.
54
Jan.
90
7
18
22
20
20%
24
18
22% Sept. 27
32
Feb. 21
20
17% July
18
18
23%
19
22
33
17
20%
20%
17%
22
Feb. 16
Feb. 21
20
22
18% Aug.
15% Sept.
17
Sept.
18X
Uonsol 4s series a
1998 p
a
Ref At Impt 4 ha aeries a
Ref At Impt 5a series c
n
2013
2013
a
o
a
o
v c At h r g mtge
j
.1997
3ha
90
93
j
Ref At Impt. 4h* series a...... 2013
.1998
Lake Shore coll g 3h*-..
o
61%
>
95
a
80
1998
a
o
100
........
89%
97
Sale
81
Sale
Sale
Sale
0
Refunding 5h> series a...... 1974
Refunding 4 he series c...... ,1978 m s
X
54 X
62 X
Sale
99
Sale
67
Sale
Sale
56
Sale
91
85% Sept.
90% Sept.
55% Sept.
78
Sept.
80
Sept.
98
Sept.
59
Sept.
48
95%
80
Chic st St Louis 1st g 4s.... 1*37
Mich Cent coil g >h*-
Sale
80%
82%
94
96
60
75
Sale
76%
79%
80%
1935 a o
3-year 6% gold notes
.....
Connecting 1st gu 4hs a... .1953 F a
1953 7 a
1st gtd 5a series b
5s. 1946 mn
2aa* m n
1973 mn
a
.1973 nn
61
79
83 X
92 X
91
85
75
95
89X
102%
91%
93%
93%
n y At
Long Branch gen 4s...
m s
.1941
95X
100% 101
97%
.1939 m
93
Sept. 5
Sept. 28
Sept. 27
Sept. 7
Sept. 5
Sept. 5
Sept.
95 X Sept.
62
Sept.
81
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
105
Sept.
107% Sept.
81%
100%
67%
56%
64%
Sept.
64%
57
63% Sale
Sept.
104 X 104% 104% 105% 104% Sept.
106-Hi 107% 106% 107% 107% Sept.
n y
ser
Sept. 27
21% Sept. 28
22
Sept. 27
102% Sept. 5 102%
95% Sept. 10 96%
109% Sept. 15 113%
79
Sept. 18
83%
55% Sept. 17 62
60
67
Sept.17
66
Debenture 4a of 1912.......... 1942
»
Sept. 12
Sept. 20
15% Sept. 14
17
Sept.17
Jan.
97
103
97
96 X
96
112% 113
112%
83 X
84%
80%
61
60
61%
65 X Sale
65
......1944 ivi n
Conv secured 6s......
16
21%
100
i02X
1935 m n
n v Cant rr con* deb 4s
n y
5
4
4
6
5
1
28
27
27
4
29% Feb. 21
QX
33
Feb. 21
102 % Aug. 16
103% June 16
101
Apr. 23
Jan.
101% Feb.
83
Jan.
109% Sept.
73% Jan.
118% June
9
90% Feb. 24
55% Sept.
60
Sept.
75
71
Jan.
88
June 28
85% Jan.
55% Jan.
47% Jan.
101
17
14
96
13
Feb.
5
Aug.
80% Apr.
70
Apr.
80
Apr.
10106% Aug.
18 107% May
68
Jan.
3
94% 95
95
Sept. 11
Sept. 11
Sale
92% Sept. 18 94% Sept. 24
93% 101
Sept. 15 104
Sept. 6
86
Jan.
10
8
July
4
88% June 15
Jan.
Jan.
June
99
75
101
99% Sept. 22 100% Sept. 13
16
Jan.
Jan.
Sept.
Jan.
7
—
Apr. 12
79%
80%
55%
69%
Jan.
85
Feb.
82
49
96
88
12
20
3
31
Apr. 14
95% June 15
92% Sept. 18
97% July 13
Feb. 23 104
Aug. 4
100
95% Apr. 23 100% June 28
New Haven At Hertford—
8
Non-con* debenture 4a_....
.1947 m
Non-con* debenture 2h*
.1947 a
o
iiH
41
49
45
41
Non-con* debenture 3hs...
.1954 a
o
40
42
42
40
j
45
42% Sept. 26
54
49%
Non-con* debenture 4a._...
.1955 j
Non-con* debenture 4s.
.1956 mn
42
48%
47%
44%
50
50
Sale
42
.1956 i
a*
Convertible debenture 3 h>-
i
40
43
45
42
Sale
40
Convertlble debenture 6a—
.1948 I
I
64
66
59%
62
55
Collateral trust 4a..
.1940 a
o
64
68
63
—
Debenture 4a..............
.1957 m n
1st
.1967 j
Ac ref 4h* mr
of 1927..
d
Harlem r At Pt Chea lat 4s. ...1954 m n
n y Ont Ac West 1st g
4a..-June 1992 M 8
General 4s.........—.......1955
n y Pro* At Boston gen
282",000
7
18
n y At n e Boston Ter 1st 4s..
20,000
11,000
10,000
3
Feb.
1956
—1956
First 5ha series a..
....1954
Spt Ac Cln b gen gu g 4h« .....1945
n y At Bklyn at m b cons g 5a...1935
1
l"0",000
Jan.
1954
2,000 m v % Harlem g 3 ha
166,000 n y Lack 8c Western 4s
Guar 4%e series b
14,000
161,000
78,000
5
82% Jan.
n y 8c Erie—See Erie rr.
3,000
4,000
84,000
110,000
11,000
332,000
116,000
101,000
344,000
46,000
Sept.
8s.1935
non cum inc
First 5s series b..
1st mtge gold 5s aeries c
1st 4 ha series d
n y 8c Greenw l prior Hen gu
3,000
2
80
75
60
6I~,66O
"l'.ooo
2% Jan.
5
Sept.
I*
65
New Orleans Term 1st 4s
{n o Tex 8k Met
6% Sept. 19
6
7
71
82%
n o 8c n'eastern ref 4%s aeries
31,000
47,000
128,000
4% Sept. 15
5% Sept.
4%
71
j
n j Junction rr go 1st 4s...—1984
New Orleans Great Nor 5s ser a..1983
"7", 000
6
1951
gold 4a...
Assenting cash warr rect No 4 on
Naugaruck rr 1st g 4s.
New England rr cons 5s
42.666
5%
4%
1934
prior lien g 414*
a isent cash warr rect Nov
237,000
5X sale
3%
o
a
1977
No
receipt
warr
4a...—1942
n y At Putnam 1st con guar 4s ..1993
n y Susq At West 1st r*f i 5a
1937
Second gold 4 h*
.1937
General gold 5s
...—...—1940
Terminal lat gold 5s.......... 1943 m n
n y Weatches At Bos 1st 4h«
1946 j j
Nord Rya extl s f 4 ha
—1950 a o
91,000
88,000 ♦{Norfolk South 1st At rei 5a a..1961
Certificates of deposit.....—
49,000
1,000 ♦{Norfolk At South 1st g 5a.
1941
152,000 Norfolk At West Ry 1st con g 4s...1994
92,000
Dlv 1st At gen g 4s
1944
Pocahontas c At c lolnt 4s....1941
45,000
f
a
if*
88
69%
39%
53%
82
96
ft*
59
Sale
52%
Sale
81x
MX
MX
43
46%
SIX
72%
36%
105%
80
57
48
5
Ac ref 5s aer a...1974
1974
1945
Ex Apr *33, Oct '33, Apr *34 coups
Stamped as to sale of April 1 and
Oct 1 1933 and April 1 1934 coups
35%
45%
40%
34%
q
j
q
47%
38%
Sale
95
61%
52%
Sale
55
19
12
21
24
36% Sept. 27
45% Sept. 17
94% Sept. 27
58
Sept.
51% Sept.
84%
67
75
50
84%
80
57
65
60
51
45
44"
50
47
Sale
15
96%
f
17%
13
34
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
49
66
Sale
Sale
63 %
73
Sale
Sale
87
Sale
j
60
j
68%
58
91
j
64
85%
j
j
61
1938 a o
j
Ogden At Laka Ch lat guar g 4a..1948 J
40
Sept.
171% Sept.
19
Sept.
17% Sept.
34
Sept.
105
Sept.
107% Sept.
106
Sept.
6
25
27
26
36
22
6
20
Ohio Connecting Ry lat 4a—.1943 m
5,000 Ohio River rr 1st g 5a.........1934 j
General gold 5s..............1937 a
80,000 Oregon rr Ac Nav con g 4a...-.1946 j
21,000 Oregon Short Line 1st con g 5s..l946 j
1st guar cons 5s stamped——.1946 j
27,000
1961 I
330,000 Ore-Wash RRAtNav lstAcref 4s
33,000 Pacific
rr of Mo 1st ext 4a
1938 7
MX
s
d
§5"
o
87
83 X
100
d
j
j
j
a
99%
77 X
87%
57
104%
103%
103%
110%
11
113
98%
Sale
99%
j
90
j
104
111,000 Paris-Orleans RRExt • f 514s... 1968 m 8
4,000 Paulista Ry 1st 8c ref 7s ser a—.1942 m s
72
48
...
Yor footnotes, see page 33.
a
o
1003
1053
mn
7
a
d
j
d
f
a
mn
57% Jan.
5
71
Feb.
50
90
Jan.
4
Jan.
4
90
Jan.
71 % Jan.
50
Jan.
9
8*
76
July
May
May
Apr.
July
Apr.
43
'
Jan.
Sept
Sept
Sept
Sept
Sept
Sept,
99 J
1083
8
25
38% Jan. 10
82% Jan. 25
36% Aug. 13
128
Jan.
Jan.
87% Apr. 25
89% Apr. 27
58
Jan.
Feb.
56%
58%
'98%
59%
2
8
9
7% Jan.
14% Jan.
98% Jan.
00% Jan.
99% Jan.
24
5
4
17
18
1
10
12
26
June 26
Apr.
Apr.
40
3
Apr.
5 107% July
16 108% Aug.
2 106% Aug.
2
20
'22
20
24
19
24
8
3
99% Feb. 17 106% July 20
Jan. 20
60
May 3
64
May 3
17
19
97
Sept. 21
67% Sept. 6
83
60
79% Sept. 29
73
17
92% Sept. 27
86% Sept. 5
86
Sept. 4
22
20
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Apr.
7
24
20
20
13
14
,
101
71
Sept.
85% Sept.
76% Jan.
75% Jan.
100
52
July
Apr.
90% Apr.
103
Apr.
97% Apr.
97
Apr.
100
Jan.
72
Apr.
Jan.
19
19
Jan.
51
104% 104
101
103%
80%
Sale
90
98
94^
159
104
160
85
—
100% Sale
105%
Sale
105
106
108% 109% 111
Sale
101
109
98
Sale
106%
Sale
105%
101% 100%
Sale
86%
109
Sale
Sale
101%
a
o
a
o
Sale
95
j
j
Sale
94% Sale
Sale
6 104% Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept. 21
6
14
17
4
99% Sept. 12
13 100% Sept. 7
11 105% Sept. 14
Sept 25 105% Sept. 6
7 105% Sept. 22
% Sept
Sept 18 109% Sept. 27
Sept 17 101% Sept. 28
Sept 13 107
Sept. 28
Sept 26 106% Sept. 5
Sept 19 102
Sept. 24
Sept 15
8* Sept. 1
Sept 14 96
Sept. 1
Sept 17 95% Sept. 1
Sept
%
16
104% July 20
Jan.
89
2 104
Aug.
2
92
Jan.
2 104% Aug.
103% Sept. 4
4
110% Sept. 15 104% Jan. 11 122
July 17
112% Sept. 27 104% Jan.
5 115
Aug.
1
98% Sept. 1
83% Jan. 10 100% July 12
zl56%Sept.l5 160% Sept. 27
80
Sept. 6 90
Sept. 27
% Sept
105
106
Sept.
102
102% 101%
109% 111% 108%
112
115
110%
Sale
94%
96%
98
105
j
85%
82%
80%
104
105% 104
158
m n
mn
4
70% Apr. 26
99% June
6
8
35
55%
Penn Ohio At Detroit rr—
1st ac ref gold 4h* series a
153.000
1977
6,000 Penn rr conaol gold 4s........1943
Conaol gold 4s.....—.......1948
11,000
7,000
Stamped dollar bonds. .....1948
Conaol 4h« Issua of 1915
80,000
1960
General 4h* Series a.........1945
363,000
General 5a Series b
.....1948
144,000
265,000
15-year secured 6hs
1936
Secured gold 5s
208,000
1964
Debenture gold 4h«
-.-.--1970
194,000
General 4m* series d......... 1981
342,000
Gen mtge 4%a series e
1984
646.000
17
Feb.
100
00%
04%
00%
03%
08%
j
—1938
5a
60% May
4
58
Apr. 21
64% May
2
64
Feb.
2
59% Feb.
6
100
45%
Paducah at HUnols 1st a f 4Ha_.1955 j
3d extended gold
65
24
25
26
19
12
21
24
27
35% Jan. 23
99
Northern Ry of Calif guar 5s
Sale
58%
18
54% Jan.
Sept.
Sept.
42% Sept.
42
Sept.
40
Sept.
55
Sept.
63
Sept.
36% Sept.
45% Sept.
83% Jan.
41
40
34% Jan.
94
j
Sept. 11
50
Sale
j
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
82% Sept. 20
67
Sept. 22
47% Sept. 22
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
97
j
45
64%
72%
39%
53%
96%
62% Sept. 24
53% Sept. 27
30% 37%
Sale
103% 105% 103
106% Sale
104% Sept.
105% 106% 106% 104% Sept.
105
105%
104%
65
41
65
49
36
49
49%
76
50 X
44
Sept. 11
44% Sept. 4
49
Sept.
48
Sept.
90
34*
97jJ
96
98
88
35
37
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
96%
Sale
38% Sale
37
Sept.
Sale
166% 169
166% Sept.
15
17%
14
15%
Sept.
14 X
Gen At ref 4h* series a
{Northern Ohio 1st guar g 4s.
73
Sale
Sale
96%
90
4
North Cent gen
369,000 Northern Pacific prior lien 4s...1997
Gen lien ry At id gt 3s
373,000
Jan 2047
Ref at Impt 4 Ha Series a
65,000
2047
Ref At Impt 6a Series b..
647,000
2047
Ref At Impt 5a Series c.......2047
54,000
Ref At Impt 5s Series d
129,000
2047
42%
Sept. 24
Sept. 25
100% June
87% Jan.
84
Jan.
100% Apr.
100% Mar. 12 104% Aug.
123% Jan.
5 162% July
90
50
Jan.
6
Sept.
85
101
100
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
99% Jan.
103
Jan.
88% Jan.
97% Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
78% Jan.
Jan.
Aug.
27
24
30
28
27
03% June 27
06% July 26
06% July 14
07
July 26
12
July 17
03% July 13
10
July 11
07% June 15
04% July 12
92% July 20
98% June 8
97
July 30
N. Y. STOCK
38
Sales in
T. STOCK EXCHANGE.
N.
Value.
Sept.29 1934
Bid.
1940
4,000 Peoria 8c Bast let cons 4s
Income 4« (flat)
6,000
.......1990
4
1974
13,000 Peoria 8c Pekln Un 1st
60,000 Pere Marquette 1st 5s series A—1956
1st 4s Series fl
1956
51,000
1st 4 4 %• series G
90,000
1980
1943
38,000 Phlla Bait 8c Wash 1st g 4s
General 5s Series B_._......-.1974
14" 666
1977
1981
1937
Gen 4 AHs series G
General 4%s series D
31,000
35,000 Philippine Ry 1st 30-yr s f 4s
44,000
P C C & St L g
1940
1943
1942
1945
1949
1953
—1957
4%s series A
4,000
Con 4H* series
3,000
Gon 4^i series G guar 4
Con 4s series D guar g_.
B guar 4
Gon 3Ht series E guar
Gon 4s series F guar g
g
Gon 4a series G guar g
A
O
50
A
O
4
%
83 %
F
A
J
J
J
48
M
46
98%
95%
F
A
I
J
J
D
J
J
65%
106%
109%
87
S
M.N
100
100
106% 107
0
100
100%
94%
89%
96%
MN
MN
F
A
J
D
98
MN
A
96%
A
99
.....1970
....—1975
..—1977
I
D
A
O
J
J
,75
.1940 A O
1,000 Pitts Shen ALE 1st g 5s...
.1943 J
J
First consol gold 5s
.....
97
Con 4Hi series J guar....
Gen guar 5s series
A
General g 5s ser B
General 4 He series
G
M N
Pitts Va 8t Ghar 1st guar 4s.... .1943
.1958
2,000 Pitts 8c West Va 1st 4Hs ser A
.1959
1st mtge 4H* series B...
2,000
.1960
1st mtge 4^s series G—
48,000
Pitts Y 8c Ash 1st gen 4s ser A.. .1948
.
MN
D
56
A
O
I
D
.1951
Cen coll g 4s
.1997
Gen 8c ret 4%s series A...
.1997
Gen & ref 4%s series B
Rensselaer 8c Saratoga 1st gu 6s .1941
Richmond 8c Mecklenburg 1st 4s .1948
Read Go Jersey
A
O
79%
45,000 ♦{Rock Isl'd Ark 8c Louis Iat4%il934
Rutland-Canadian 1st guar g 4s. 1949
Rutland 1st cons g 4H<- .....1941
56,000 St Jos 8c Grand Island 1st g 4s..1947
5,000 St Lawr 8c Adirondack 1st g 5s..1996
MN
38"
99
70
82
70
109
M 8
J
J
i
J
J
39
81
9%
43%
83%
64%
—1950 J
J
13%
11%
13%
95
83
Sale
92
15 105% July
Sept. 18 106% Sept. 4
105% Sept. 15 105% Sept. 15
105% Sept. 25 105% Sept. 15
101% Jan.
105
Sept. 21 102% Sept.
2
Sale
106
103
2 108% July
11
July 23
2 108
Feb. 28 107% July 17
99% Mar. 23 101% Aug. 31
Jan.
102
103
5
25 103% July 11
June 25
22 105
Jan.
5
1
5
66% Sept. 24
70
Sept.
7
7
11
July
July
July
12
14
10
Sept. 10 103
56
56
June
i7
84% Jan.
103
24
27
108
2 110
8 110
6 103
Jan.
Jan.
Sept.10
Sept.10 103
1
31% Mar. 21
110%
66% Sept. 24
68% Sept. 28
65
Sept. 17
68% Sept;
Jan.
,
2
Jan.
56
2
3
Jan.
94% Mar.
109
101
50
39
Sept. 10
Jan.
2
29
May 15
81% Jan.
15
Jan.
11
Jan.
5
86% Jan.
5
82
86
Apr.
79% July
80
Apr.
100
May
109% July
50'
May
91% Apr.
98% Aug.
105
July
105
July
80
20
6
25
9
2
15
9
2
13
16
102%
74%
....
76%
81
40
45
Sale
Sale
18
18
14%
Sale
51
66%
43
52
37
84
1947 J
45
extended to July 1 ........1943 J
...1937 J
-----
92%
86
Montana Ext 1st gold 4s
.1940 J
85
J
96
5s guar. 1972
San Ant 8c Aran Pass 1st guar 4s_1943 J
Santa Fe Prase 8c Phenlx 1st 5s..1942 M S
14%
13%
Sale
Sale
68
50% Sale
41%
48
18
18%
69
95
.....
55
18 103% Aug. 11
96% July 24
4
Jan.
25
Sept.
6
68
1
40% Sept. 28
Sept. 28
9% Aug.
8
25
8
47% Jan.
57% Sept. 29
3
64
4
Aug. 20
57% Jan.
5
59
61% Sept.
13% Sept. 14
12% Sept. 14
14% Sept. 11
13
Sept. 17
12
Sept.17
11% Sept. 18
15% Sept. 26
15
Sept.
1
14% Sept. 11
13% Sept. 14
14% Sept. 29
14
Sept. 22
13% Aug.
9
11% Aug. 13
13% Aug.
9
13
Sept. 17
12
July 26
11% July 26
68
Sept.
70
50
Sept. 28
Sept. 17
Sept. 20
52
Sept. 21
38
17
Sept.
43% Sept.
19% Sept.
54
6
6
1
64% Jan.
42% Jan.
2
4
48
4
Jan.
38
Sept. 20
84
105% 103
105% 105% 105
100% 101
101% 101% 100
97
97%
98%
98%
108% 109% 107%
108% Sale
77
80
76%
76% 73%
106%
107%
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
13 105% Sept. 4
25 101% Sept. 4
17 98% Sept. 14
Sept. 26
6 109
Sept. 5
20 78
82
Feb.
Mar. 19
97
Jan.
94
Jan.
89
Jan.
101
Jan.
"
60% Jan.
97
Jan.
13
Apr. 28
July 26
Apr. 11
26
Feb.
Feb.
30
Feb.
5
16
6
28
Feb.
6
25% Feb.
5
24% Feb.
5
28
81% May
7
Apr. 26
Feb.
5
Feb.
Sept. 17
17
63
97
67
5
72
9
53% Sept. 12
6
Feb.
Apr.
4
78% Apr. 23
July 17
86
Jan.
3 103
95% July 23
77
Feb. 17
93
July 18
79% Feb.
2
Jan.
53% Jan.
47
Sept. 5
Sept. 26
Sept. 25
93% Apr. 27
67
June 28
57% Sept. 26
-----
94%
Jan.
99% Jan.
49% Sept.
81
60
48
54
42%
19% Sale
93%
99
St Paul Minn & Manitoba—
16%
15
16%
16
74
41
17
15%
13%
15%
62
41%
consol 4s .1968 J
76
Sept. 21
40% Sept.28
85
Sale
Sale
11%
11%
J
73
102% Sept. 19 102% Sept. 19
90
3%
57%
15
13
1950 J
60
57%
15%
1978 M 8
Certificates of deposit stamped.
St Paul Union Depot 1st
Jan.
57
Certificates of deposit
PadflC Ext sterling guar 4s.
8
16
16
Sept.
1 103% Sept. 7
1
Sept. 21 102% Sept.
26
Sept.11
Sept. 17
Jan.
61%
14%
14%
13%
13%
Con M 4)4s series A.
5s
14
Apr, 28
June 26 105% July
Jan. 11 109
July
57%
45%
53
4,000 St. Louis Southwest 1st g 4s
1989 MN
2d gold 4s Income bond..Nov 1989 J
1st terminal 8c unlf 5s
1952 J
~67~,666
Gen A ref 5s series A—
1990 J
52,000
St Paul A K C Short L guar 4%s_1941 F
97,000
128,000
35,000
6,000
58,000
100,000
June
June
5 107% Aug.
Jan.
14
90
llH
6 110% July
12
12%
14%
11% Sept. 17
12% Sale
58%
52%
52%
60
65
62%
62% Sept. 5
62%
75
101% 100% Sept.20 102
100% 101% 101
85
85
80
90
Sept. 25
85
90
85
70
A
60
4
49%
50
Certificates of deposit.....
St Paul A Duluth 1st
8
Jan.
87% 4---- "80"
97
93% Sept. 17 97% Sept. 4
96%
96% Sale
Sept. 25
101
101% 100
Sept. 15 102
101% 102
Sept. 5
101
101% 100
Sept. 14 102
101% Sale
tSt Louis-San Francisco Ry
St Paul E Grand Trunk 4%s
9
Jan.
40
102
52
Prior lien 5s series B.
8
Jan.
31
Jan.
99% 107%
68%
66%
73
66%
71
66%
45
JK
1948 J
Priori len 4s series A
Jan.
July
Jan.
95
97%
66
1933 M N
St L Peo A N W 1st 5s
Jan.
81% Apr. 18
19% Feb. 16
8 102% Aug.
3
6
Jan.
101
107%
104
40
Certificates of deposit
115,000
82,000
7,000
7,000
444,000
183,000
106
Sale Prices.
Prices.
105%
104
71
103%
73%
99
J
2d gold 6s
j—1996
St Louis Iron Mtn 8c South—
"9,660
Prices
Sept. 26
26 64
7% Sept. 11
11
18 100% Sept. 10
Sept. 29
19 76
7 65% Sept. 28
17 68% Sept. 28
20 106% Sept. 7
MN
"2,606
♦River 8c Gulf Dlv 1st 0 4s
73
J
.1940
Guar (Jan 1922 coupon)
.1939
45,000 Rio Grande Western 1st g 4s
1st con 8c coll trust 4s series A .1949
23,000
82,000
81%
79
4s_. .1940
tRio Grande Southern 1st
50
I
1,000 Richmond Term Ry 1st guar 5s_ .1952
Rio Grande June 1st guar g 5s_. .1939
109
35
97 1
Sale
Prices
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept. 5 106
107% 104% Sept. 13 106% Sept.
106
107% 105
105
Sept. 10 106% Sept.
106% 106
106% Sale
97% Sept. 18 100% Sept.
99% Sale
100% 101%
105
66
52%
92%
106% 108
106%
106%
100% 105% 101
100
104%
106% 110% 105
52
A O
6%
99%
Sale
67%
Sale
62 %
68%
59%
107
105%
108%
103% 102%
100%
Sale" 24%
100
104
101
J
Sale
64
100% 104% 101
96
95%
103
94"
.1962 F A
1st gen 5s series B
- Providence Securities deb 4s gu. .1957 M N
.1956 m e
Providence Terminal 1st 4s
127,000
157,000
20,000
96%
86%
85%
65%
67%
104%
101%
Sale
101%
24%
26%
A O
A
76
106
102%
24%
Ask
64
93
63%
66%
100%
100%
F
6,000
12,000
23,000
85,000
9
"77%
F
Con 4^8 series I g
57
7
"62%
1960
1963
1964
Con 4s series H guar g
8 id.
67%
6%
100%
51
J
Ask
65
$
1.
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest
Lowest
Sept. 29.
Sept. 1.
to
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
Low from
July 1 1933
BONDS
September.
EXCHANGE-BONDS
Feb.
6
21
" July 12
76% May
4
100
2 106%
17 101%
99%
10 112
5
85%
22
July 20
June 15
Aug. 22
July 31
June 19
8 106% June
11
I
20,000 Sclo Vail A N E 1st guar g 4s
1,000 ♦{Seaboard Air Line 1st g 4s
1989 MN
1950
A
1950
_.
AO
O
1,000
10,000
56,000
3,000
181,000
78,000
4,000
♦Stamped 4s
Certificates of aeposlt
Adjustment 6s
♦Refunding g 4s
A
Oct 1949
1959
...
15%
16
Certificates of deposit
10",666
90
O
F
12%
A
A O
T
5
Certificates of deposit..
1st 8c
cons
1945 M S
6s series A
Certificates of deposit
♦
Atlan-Blrm Dlv 1st g 4s..May 1933
1935
Mi
6%
18*
103% 104%
16%
24
16%
26
16%
23
16%
22%
3%
4
14
16
16
3
Sept. 17 104% Sept. 27
105% 104
26
17% Sept. 12
17% Sept. 12
20%
22%
4
7
m
7%
5%
104
5
Sale
6%
20
9% Sale
,VA
18
Sale
tSeaboard-All Fls 1st 6s A
138,000
2%
3%
3%
2%
Certificates of deposit....
3%
3%
2% Sept. 11
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
7
Sept.
9% Sept.
16%
16%
3%
7%
8
18
17
7
25
25
15
Jan.
27
Sept.
5
July
5
Aug.
6% July
Sept. 26
Sept. 29
5% Aug.
14% Jan.
6
3% Sept. 28
3
.
96
O
89
105
D
46
65% a62%
76
74
75%
63
58%
60%
Sale
59%
H* Sale
59
59%
96%
97% Sale
107
105%
100% Ioi% 101
85%
85% Sale
A
8
55
8
44
N
43
MN
42
Gold 4Ha
456,000
San Francisco Term 1st 4s....
136,000
6,000 So Pac of Calif 1st cons 5s......
2,000 South Pac Coast guar 4s
345,000 South Pac RR 1st ref guar 4s
Stamped Federal tax..
1981
217", 666
Southern Ry 1st cons 5s._.„
1994
74"
414,000
105,000
159,000
10,000
6,000
Devel 8c gen 4s series A...
1956
1959 A
O
1937 MN
1937 J
2% Sale
104%
2%
104%
J
80%
100
95
60%
1955
108"
107
63%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
l03"
Sale
Sale
Sale
94% Sale
59% Sale
45%
1956
58
77
Sale
78
Sale
Devel A gen 6%s series A..... 1956
Memphis Dlv 1st g 5s......... 1996
65
81%
Sale
81
Sale
60
85
93
80
94
75
...
1951
53%
East Tenn reorg lien 5s...
1938 M S
73
Mobile A Ohio coll tr 4s
1938 M S
42%
8%
52
98%
70%
100
St Louis Dlv 1st g 4s
...
12
Feb.
6
23% Apr.
25
27
5
27
Feb.
25
Apr. 21
i\H
13
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
19
5
17
5
16% Feb.
14% Feb. 16
5
25% Feb.
6
7% Feb.
2% July
7% Feb. 16
Aug.
1
100% Jan.
91
53
Jan.
52
Aug.
82% Jan.
101
June 29
Jan.
53
Sept,
63% Jan.
53% Sept.
Jan.
99
Mar.
70
Jan.
7
27
86
Jan.
27
28
19
11
71
July
73% July
80% Jan.
w
72
Feb.
5
Apr. 21
Feb.
5
72
Feb. 20
71
Feb.
99% July
107
Aug.
101
Sept.
90% July
3
20
18
27
19
1955
94%
58%
Devel A gen 6s series A
2% Sept. 29
2% Sept 29
104% Sept 12 104% Sept. 12
Sept. 4
107% Sept 18 108
53
64% Sept. 4
Sept 17
69
Sept 12 75% Sept. 27
Sept.26
53% Sept 17 61
53
Sept. 28
Sept 15
52
Sept. 26
Sept 15 61
93% Sept 20 97% Sept. 1
8 107
107
Sept. 8
Sept
101
Sept. 27
Sept 27 101
80% Sept 18 86% Sept.27
107% July
2% Sept. 11
1935
8ertes B
Certificates of deposit......
5,000
2,000 South 8c Nor Ala cons guar 5s.. 1936 F
1963 A
Gen cons guar 50-year 5s
4,000
J
123,000 Sou Pac Co 4s Cent Pac coll Aug *49
1st 4Ha (Oregon Lines) ser A.. 1977 M
140,000
1968 M
Gold 4Xi
107,000
Gold 4%s
May 1 1969 M
242,000
34",666
3%
16% Sept. 17
16% Sept. 7
3
Sept. 26
6% Sept. 10
6% Sept. 20
7
Sept.17
6
Sept. 11
16
Sept. 26
97% Jan.
17% Sept.
16
July
16
July
17,000 {Spokane Internet 1st g 6s..... 1955 J
J
1943 J
9%
10%
77%
18
15
15
15
18
7
95% Sept.
60
Sept.
79
Sept.
82
Sept.
86
Sept.
77
Sept.
102
102
62
91% Sept.
55
Sept.
72% Sept.
75
Sept.
85
Sept.
76
Sept.
55
8%
61%
10
58
9
Sept.24
Sept.21
61% Sept. 27
9% Sept. 25
53% Aug.
66% Jan.
84
56
9
Jan.
Jan.
Sept.
104% June 21
73% Apr. 13
95
Apr. 20
97% Apr. 19
100
May
3
91
June
8
102% July 17
81
Apr. 20
17
Feb.
1
D
Staten 1st Ry 1st gu g 4H«.
"5",066
Sun bury A Lewlston 1st g 4s.... 1936 M S
43%
12,000 Tenn Cent Ry 1st M 6s ser A or B, 1947
46,000 Term RR Assn of St L 1st g 4%•-. .1939
First cons g 5s............... .1944
7,000,
99
98
.1953
Gen ref s f gold 4s
166,000
28,000 Texarkana A F S Ry 5%s A guar. 1950
71
.1943
64
Texas A Pacific 1st g 5s......... 2000
1977
Gen ref 5s ser B
93,000
1979
Ge» A ref 5s series C
102,000
82
Texas A N O cons g 5s
........
64%
66.566
...
188,000
Gen A ref 5s
ser
D
53%
....
........
For footnotes, see page 33.
55
1980 J
D
54
101
101
60
55
Sept. 20 101
51
54
Sept.
106
Sept.
108% Sept.
95
Sept.
85% Sept.
106% Sale
107%
108% 109% 108% 110
96
98% Sale
95%
90
87%
86% Sale
84
85%
109" 112
106% 107% 106% Sept.
71
74% Sept.
79%
94%
75% Sept.
78% "80" Sale
76%
74% Sept.
78% Sale
80% Sale
Feb. 28 101
Sept. 20
100
Sept. 21
107% Sept. 11
108% Sept. 20
98% Sept.
1
87
Sept.10
46
Jan.
1005
101 j
Jan.
82
Jan.
64
109% Sept. 11
81
Sept. 26
80% Sept. 27
81
Sept. 26
Jan.
75% Jan.
Jan.
91 % Jan.
Jan.
64
65
Jan.
65
Jan.
Sept. 20
69% May 12
108% July 18
111
July 13
101
July 18
97
Apr. 11
91
July 18
111
July 19
87
Apr. 24
86% Apr. 12
86% Apr. 12
N. Y. STOCK
Oct., 1934.]
Sales in
Value.
N.
July 1
1933
Sept. 1.
to
y. STOCK EXCHANGE.
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
Low from
BONDS
September.
39
EXCHANGE—BONDS
Lowest.
Highest
Lowest.
Sept. 29.
Sept.29 1934
Bid.
$
83
60
'73%
914
91
.
tooo
82" "
1024
75
1014
1014
994
734
94 4
Sale
106 %
Sale
Sale
99
7 64
97%
106
4s a.......—1955
99
100
1*5?
85
1004
1%
804
1967
81
*
Conaol 4a Series b
94
♦Vera Cruz & Pacific 1st 4%s
1934
9,000
July 1914 coupon off
12,000 Vlrftlnla Midland fteneral 6a.....1936
3,000 Va & Southwest lat ftuar 5s....3003
First cons 5s.....
17,000
.........1958
133,000 Vtrftinlan Ry 1st 5a aer a.......1962
1st mtfte 4 ha series b
41,000
1963
56,000 t Wabash rr 1st ftold 5a
1939
Second ftold 5h__
23,000
......1939
1st lien 50-year ftold term 4a.. 1954
1,000
55
89
81%
57%
SI*
70
Det 5c Ch Ex lat ft 5a.. »
Des Moines DIt 1st ft 4s.—..
1941
1939
Omaha DIt lat ft 3V6a........*1941
Tol fttCfalc DIt 1st ft 4a
"3",666
1941
124,000 tWabash Ry ref 5c ften 5 4s a...1975
Certificates of deposit...
1,000
Ref 5c ften 5s (Feb *32 coup) b..1976
129,000
Certificates of deposit........
9,000
Ref a ften 44s oerlec c
174,000
1978
Certificates of deposit........
103
3
4
1034
"95"
86
79
824
764
106% 107
1064
1024 1014
88
884
854
66
664
67%
102
58
"82"
53
"49"
38
454
55
50
56
66
90
66
12k
16
18
154
204
174
12
A
O
12
'15%
104
96
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
107
100
102
Sept. 8
Sept. 6
Sept. 4
Sept. 24
1094 Sept. 14
954 Sept. 6
104
Sept. 24
1004 Sept.
4 1014 Sept. 20
44 Sept.
3
Sept.
54
1034 Sept.
"90"" 90
Sept.
Bale
74
Sept.
Sale
1044 Sept.
Sale
1014 Sept.
Sale
794 Sept.
75
63
Sept.
58
53
Sept.
Sept. 19
3
Sept. 21
103 4 Sept. 4
904 Sept. 5
79
Sept. 10
1074 Sept. 5
1034 Sept. 13
874 Sept. 5
674 Sept. 6
53
Sept. 26
17
17
6
67
Jan.
944 Jan.
974 Jan.
Jan.
90
Sale Prices.
2
914 July
5
5 1034 May
9
20 1024 June 20
26 102
674 Jan.
3
Jan.
22
70
70
Sept. 13
Sale
14
14
Sale
14
184
134
184
144
184
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
184
75
Sale
'184
"184
48
174
"174
174
184
82
994 Jan.
Jan.
89
894
1024
824
1004
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
1
974 Aug.
5 1084 July 20
9 1034 July
105
July
Feb.
99
Apr. 17
Apr. 24
Sept. 19
34 July 24
7
1034 Aug.
97
July 19
87
Apr. 25
110
July 24
1034 June 22
95
Apr. 20
s3 4 Apr. 24
101
6
Jan.
994 Jan.
90
Jan.
74
Sept.
134 Sept.
134 Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
29
25
29
20
27
184 Sept.26
13
Sept. 25
12
Certificates of deposit......
2,000
fa
1,000 Warren 1st ref ftu ft 3ms
...2000
76
::::: '78%
79
Jan.
564 Jan.
53
Sept.
60
Jan.
100
45
Jan.
58
Feb.
55
70
75
Sept
134 Aug.
134 Sept.
13
Aug.
14
Sept.
134 Aug.
16
Aug.
134 Aug.
13
Sept.
76
May
Wash Cent Ry 1st ft 4a.........1948 q m
19,000
1,000
167,000
134,000
17,000
57,000
161,000
104,000
7,000
17,000
23,000
14,000
27,000
21,000
12,000
Wash Term 1st ftuar
1st 40-year ftuar 4a
34«
...1945
........1945
West Maryland 1st ft 4a
1952
First 5c ref 514s aeries \.
1977
West n y & Penn 1st ft 5s
1937
General ftold 4s
1943
F
a
86
F
a
94
a
o
01%
i
j
66
j
j
100
a
o
78
m
8
28
j
j
66
j
j
63
81
...
Western Pacific 1st 5s
1946
a
aer
West Shore lat 4a ftuar......
2361
Reftistered
2361
m s
Wheel 5c l e Ref 4 4s aer a
1966
m s
1976
Wheel* l Brie rr 1st con ft 4a.. 1949 m 8
j d
Wllkeo-b 5c Bast lat ftu ft 5a
1943
Refundlnft 5a
aer
b
j
Wtlmar Ac Sioux Falls 1st 5a.....1938 j
j
j
Wlnaton-Salem s b lat 4a
1960
j
25,000 tWisconsin Cent 1st ften ft 4a...1949 j
mn
19,000
Sup 5c Dul DIt 5c Ter 1st 4a__.1936
7,000 Worcester 6t Conn Bast Ry 1 ha. 1943
j
j
18
13
05%
83
33
86
82
11
66
14
Sept.
13
Sept.
774 Sept.
774 Sept.
7
Feb.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
28
Apr.
234 Apr.
774 Sept.
25
284
244
284
254
79
103
1014
884
974
1064
1034
464
16
July 13
July 11
Apr.
2
Apr. 27
29
804
884
884
Sept.19
994
994 101
994 Sept. 26 100
1014
1014
1014 Sept. 10 1014 Sept. 10
Sale
83
80
Sept. 4
Sept. 17 84
834 Sale
Sale
92
92
Sept. 5
924
894 Sept. 20 93
105
Sept. 28 zl054Sept. 8
1054 107
1064 105
Sale
100
98
Sept. 1
Sept. 19 100
994 100
Sale
38
Sept, 27
344 Sept. 18 40
374 39
82
Sept. 5
754 Sept. 18 82
824
804 Sale
80
78
78
Sept. 11
754
734 Sept. 20 77
98
100
Sept. 5
1014
994 1014
Sept. 12 101
99
101
1034 1034
1034 Sept. 6 1034 Sept. 6
101
105
100
104
98
Sept. 11
Sept. 18 100
48
46
444
474
464 Sept. 11 484 Sept. 22
99
Sept. 4
994
Sept. 5 100
984
984
100
99
97
Sept.13
*984 Sept. 21 100
154
134
134 '174
124 Sept. 15 144 Sept. 24
74
94
74 Sept. 26
64 Sept. 20
,lV* 70
JkH
70
79
70
Sept.18
Sept. 18 70
.......1980 a
Ref 5c ften 5a aeries d.
19
102
974 Jan.
24 Jan.
3
Sept.
984 Jan.
7 5"% J an.
67
20
1154 July 14
3
994 July 19
1074 July 26
45
Sept. 18
Sept. 18
o
119",066
June 29
874 June 22
70
49
49
174
"15%
107
55
50
18
11
11
Sale
18
48
a
Sept. 5
Sept.27
Sept. 20
Sept. 10
Sept. 26
99
99
45
f
Sale Prices
Prices.
1014
103%
00%
944
105
100 % 1014
1%
91
754
Sept. 19 854
Sept. 20 103
Sept.20 1014
Sept. 24 1014
Sept. 20 75
100
196h
1944
1947
3098
"1.000
103
102 4
Sale
Sale Prices.
80
3008
1946
Vandalia conaol
72
Ask
80
944
1034
984
994
974
00% Sale
101
! Sale
1014 102
984
114
109
112
1094 114
91
95 %
944
934
944
Tor Ham & Buff 1st «a
4,000
80
100
367,000 Union Pac rr lat & land ftr ft 4a.
First k refundlnft 4a
292,000
June
Gold 4
276,000
18,000
1st Hen 5c re: 5a
....June
253,000
40-year ftoid 4g
1,000 UNJRRk Canal Go ften 4a
210", 600
Ask. Bid.
76
86%
85%
101% 102%
101% 102%
102% 100
67
5,000 Tex Pac—Mo Pac Term 5^1 a—1964
6,000 Toledo k Ohio Gent 1st ft 5a....1935
Weatern Div lat ft 6a
5,000
.....1935
General (told 5a
5,000
.......1935
9,000 Tol St l & West 1st ft 4s
1950
Tol w Va & Ohio lat ftuar 4a c—1942
1.
Highest.
26
25
26
2(?
26
21
20
7
7
Apr.
4
July 10
Sept.10
July 20
June 18
Aug.
July
2
3
Feb.
6
Apr. 24
7
824 May
1014 July 20
105
July 11
1014 July 20
594 Apr. 13
1024 July 17
1024 July 17
224 Feb. 16
174 Feb. 19
70
Sept. 18
86
industrials—
53,000
29,000
25,000
16,000
41,000
257,000
128,000
609,000
130,000
123,000
17,000
7,000
13,000
48,000
105,000
1,051,00.0
34,000
,
103
1943
78
Adams Express coll tr ft 4a
....1948
Adriatic Elec Co external 7s.....1952
Albany Perforated Wrap Paper 6s 1948
Alleftheny Corp coll tr conv 9s..1944
Collateral and convertible 5a.. 1949
Collaterals convertible 5s.... 1950
Certificates of deposit...
allla-Chalmers Mfft deb 0 5a.....1937 m n
m 8
Alpine Montan Steel 1st 7s
..1955
a me ir Beet
Sugar
conv
deb 6a...1935
68 extended to Feb 1..........1940
Amer Chain
.......1938
5-year 6s
American Cyan a mid deb Se.
1942
f
a
f
a
a
o
a
o
Amer & Foreign Power deb 5s...2030 m
American Ice
s
...1953
f deb 5a
157,000 American 1g Chemical 54a
1949
160,000 Amer Internet Corp conv f 4s—1949
Amer Mach 5c Fdy a f ftold 6s
1939
359",606 American Rollinft Mill conv 5s ..1938
206,000 Amer Smeltlnft 5c Ref 5s aer a
1047
32,000 Amer Suftar Refft 15-year 6a.....1937
18,000
241,000
562,000
421,000
75,000
547,000
Sale
27
27
Sept.
294
1034 103
1034 1024 Sept.
75
794
774 Sale
Sept.
99
99
974
954
z964 Sept.
65
65
674
694
Sept.
684
Sale
Sale
64
63
564 Sept.
Sale
50
55
554
534
Sept.
Sale
19
27
Sept.
234 Sale
31
21
274
Sept.
254 Sale
97
97 4 Sale
97
Sept.
974
78
73
814 Sale
744 Sept.
100
1014 1004 Sale
1004 Sept.
924
93
92
93
934
Sept.
87
884
884 Sale
884
Sept.
1024 S?ile
1014 Sept.
1014 Sale
Sale
45
50
Sept.
534 Sale
Sale
69
70
704
684 Sept.
94
964 Sale
Sept.
964 Sale
82
87
85
814 Sept.
804
107
105
103
Sale
101
Sept.
1044 Sale" 103
102
1044 Sale
Sept.
1034 Sale
Sale
1054 Sept.
1054 1064 1064
29
+tvt>!tibi powr a Paper 1st 5a....1953
Abraham & Straus deb 5%b
Amer Tel Ac Tel Conv 4a
...1936
30-year coll truat 5s
......1946
35-year sink fund deb 5s......i960
s
d
j
j
4
o
ao
j
m
j
8
j
d
j
j
100%
101%
101%
mn
39-year alnkinft fund 54a
Convertible debentures
i
m n
104
j
105
a
101 %
20
.1943
j
44*—1939
1965 f
Debenture 5s
3,000 jam Type Founders 6s ctfa
1940
1034 Sale
1094 Sale
1084 Sale
1104 Sale
1074 1084
109
Sale
1044
1084
1084
1114
Sale
Sale
Sale
108
Sale
1084
Sale
1034
1084
1074
1104
1074
1074
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
20
26
22
25
20
58
78
80
754
784
18
101
744 Sept.
984 Sept.
18
Sept.
284 Sept.
1034 Sept.
78
Sept.
5
6
5
z974 Sept. 15
684 Sept. 4
64
Sept. 1
554 Sept. 26
27
Sept. 1
284 Sept. 4
98
Sept.19
82
Sept. 28
101
Sept.
934 Sept.
89
Sept.
1024 Sept.
544 Sept.
72
Sept.
974 Sept.
87
Sept.
7
6
22
21
26
20
26
26
1044 Sept. 1
105
Sept. 7
1064 Sept. 22
Sept.20
1104 Sept. 5
Sept. 1
1114 Sept. 14
1084 Sept. 5
1094 Sept. 5
20
Sept. 17
2
484 May
1054 July 10
83
May
7
184 Jan.
93
Jan.
62
Jan.
Mar. 22
904 June
110
56
Aug. 23
Apr. 13
694 Apr. 1§
46
Apr. 20
404 May 22
100
July 17
834 June 13
101
Sept. 7
96 4 July
3
904 Apr. 24
1034 Apr. 18
594 Apr. 18
794 Feb. 21
99
May
9
87
Apr. 28
1074 Mar. 17
1164 Feb. 19
1054 Aug. 27
1074 May 31
70
Jan.
74
514 Jan.
Jan.
44
19
21
Sept,
Sept,
90
Jan.
56
71
Jan.
Jan.
80
Apr
64
L■
Jan.
934 Jan.
35
62
Jan.
Jan.
6
2
Jan.
5
Jan.
2
Aug.
2
Jan.
2
994 Jan.
1044 Feb. 14
834
674
1044
954
104
1014 Jan.
109
1034 Jan.
1054 Jan.
1054 Jan.
11 1044 July
6 1104 June
8 1114 July
12
26
12
2 113
July 12
8
Feb.
1064 July 30 113
2 1114 July 11
1034 Jan.
20
Sept. 17 40
Apr 20
Amer Water Works Ac Klec
Debenture ftold 6a series a...1975 mn
46,000
10 yr conv coll tr 5s
1944 m s
470,000
J
J
105,000 t Amer Writ Paper lat ft 6s
1947
158,000 AnftloChUean Nitrate 7s
...1945 mn
Ark 5c Memp Bdfte 5c
366,o65
347,000
122,000 Armstrong Cork
11*2",666
conv
m
8
i
Term lat 5a.1964
Armour 5t Co. lat real estate 44s
Armour Ac Co of Del lat 54s
d
1939
/
1943
j
"
l'ooo
10,000
m n
33",660
48,000
i
j
j
j
a
o
m
8
j
d
f
a
a
o
j
pur
a
Certificates of deposit........
*Bowman-BUt Hotels lat 7a..... 1934
as to payment of
103 %
82
974
1024
1014
Sale
55
Sale
1064 107
46
Sale
Sale
22
Sept. 6
Sept.26
Sept. 1
Sept.
114 Sept. 28
Sept.
954 Sept.
1014 Sept,
1004 Sept. 10
974 Sept. 24
1024 Sept. 8
8
100
54
Sept.
1074 Sept.
4
1064 Sept.
107
Sept.
110
Sept.
113
Sept.
4
4
111
Sale
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
1124 Sept. 10
1154 Sept. 4
46
1064 107
106
107
110
Sale
110^
111
1124 113
1154 116
1144
103 4 104 4 al03
94.
j
01%
94
25
0%
o
1134
1014
274
254
244
304
25
304
244 Sale
Bklyn-m Tr r t Sec 6s ser a
Sept.
Sept.
104
32
7
Sept. 4
Sept. 26
31
Sept.24
304 Sept. 25
f
a
Brooklyn Union el lat 5a........1950
m n
Brooklyn Union Gaa Co 1st ft 5a.1945
1947 m n
a
j
Conv deb 54a... ............ 1936 j
Debentures ftold 5a
196* j d
mn
lat Hen 5t ref 5a aeries b.......1957
..........
33.
31
51
30
51
104
74
15
9
114
124
104
94
11
Sept. 25
84 Sept. 10
o954 Sale"
98
Bklyn Queens Co 5c Sab fttd 5s..1941 ml n
j
1st 5s stamped
......1941 i
1054 1054 105
103
1024 Sale
Sept. 27
354
274 Sept. 14 31
Sale
1014 Sept. 14 1054 Sept. 4
1034 1014 Sept. 19 1034 Sept. 11
57%
72%
10234
1968
..1949
6s series a
28
57
103
Brooklyn Edison Inc ften 5a a
1949
Gen mtfte 5s series e
.....1952
**9
3
34
10
94
104
94
94
83
85
84
85
824
107
1084 Sale
1094 110
1094 1084
1084 1094 109
994
994 Sale
1014 Sale
99
98
994
984
994
594
624
8%
08%
Sale
27%
5435 part red
For footnotes, see page
97
1014
1014
29
...1941
ser
Sale
27%
254
21%
Broadway Ac 7th Ave lat con 5sl943
Brooklyn City rr 1st 5a
1st Hen 5c ref 6a
11
80
103
90
89
1604
54
103
Sale
Sale
107
08%
01%
Sale
Sale
184
104
Apr. 19
Apr, 21
Apr. 23
9
174 Apr.
90
Apr. 23
1004 Sept.10
984 June 18
1024 Sept. 8
1004 May 21
614 Apr. 24
344 Jan.
10
98
18
July
26 111
5
Jan.
Sept. 25
3
834 Mar. 27
6
874 Jan.
82
86
95
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
6
9
12
90
62
46
Sept. 13
1034 Jan. 30 108
102
Jan.
1024 Jan.
106
106
84
■
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Aug.
9
8 1074 Apr.
2 116
Jan.
24
25
5 114
June 25
2 116
Aug.
2
Apr. 24
2 108
274 Sept. 15
254 Sept. 13
1
244 Sept.
654 Jan.
20
Jan.
20
654 Jan.
19
67
Rye—
6t Imp a f 5s......1936
M 8
Blnft 5c Binft a f deb 64s
1950
*$Botany Cons Mills sec a f 64s 1934 a o
Stpd
3,000
27,000
66,000
60,000
754,000
278,000
2,000
4,000
68,000
81,000
7,000
8
764
102
100
46
1st 64s
1956 a o
Bethlehem Steel lat Ac ref 5s ft a. 1942 m n
29-year
74
Sale
214 Sale
101
.
43,000
131,000
269,000
75
95
140,000 Atlantic Refining deb 5a.......1037
Berlin Elec Elev Ac Undftrd
3%
78%
85
deb 5s.'....1940
Atlanta Gas Light 1st 5a....
1947
Atl Gulf 5t w i ss Line coll tr 5s.l959
15,000 Baldwin Locom Works 1st a f 5a. 1940
....1942
87,000 Batavlan Pete fttd deb 44s
1948
64,000 Bell Telephone of Pa lat 5a b
First Ac ref 5s aeries c
1960
36,000
59,000 Beneficial Indus Loan deb 6a....1946
1951
42,000 Berlin City Electric deb 64a
Deb alnkinft fund 64a........1959
57,000
Debenture 6a
...1955
57,000
18
105
105 %
158
93
1004
8?*
"60"
63
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
944 Sept.
954
954
1154 1164 1134 1144 1134 Sept.
118
120
118
Sept.
1184 118
11
Sept. 25
10
Sept.21
104 Sept. 18
84
Sept.19
1094 Sept. 26
1094 Sept.27
1014 Sept. 1
100
Sept. 4
594 Sept.12
63
Sept.12
964 Sept. 5
1154 Sept.10
118
Sept.11
Feb.
274 Sept. 14 74
994 Jan.
2 1154 Mar.
99
Jan.
2 104
July
30
Jan. 19
374 June
Apr.
94 July 27 25
74 Aug. 24 20
Apr.
94 Jan.
72
109
Sale
104
109
1044 1034 Sept. 13 1044 Sept. 12
1094 1084 Sept. 17 1094 Sept. 6
15
11
1104 Jan.
98
Feb.
Jan.
1044 Jan.
7
28
28
104 Sept.18
Apr. 23
Aug. 23
Apr. 14
July 19
Aug.
8
86
1054 Jan. 18 1094
5 110
1054 Jan.
6 1024
934 Jan.
98
Sept. 27 1004
67
57
Mar. 27
8
674
574 Feb.
4
994
754 Jan.
8 1154
1064 Jan.
158
1044 105
Jan.
14
13
12
2 120
June
15
July
18
June
18
Sept. 10
Aug.
2
Feb.
6 158
2 1054 July
10 110
6
13
Aug. 17
30
N. Y. STOCK
Sales in
H. T. STOCK KXOHANCn.
Value.
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
Low from
July 1 1933
BONDS
September.
EXCHANGE—BONDS
£&.
Sept. 1.
to
Lowest.
Sept. 29.
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Highest
Lowest.
1.
Highest.
Sept.291934
Bid.
$
1981
68,000 Buffalo Gen Elec4M> »«f B
1952
18,000 IBush Terminal Co 1st 4s
Consol 5s
1955
38,000
21,000 Busta Term Bldga 5s gu tax ex—1960
12,000 By-Product Golce 1st 5Hi ser A..1945
f
a
96%
a
l
39
10%
53%
18%
0
31
44
MN
54
73%
j
31,000 Gal Gas 9c El Corp unlf 9c ref 5s..1937 UN
J
230,000 Calif Packing conv deb 5s......1940 J
1939 F a
35,000 Calif Pet conr deb a f g 5s
MN
Conr deb s f g 5His...
1938
72,000
22,000
4,000
2,000
2,000
99,000
11,000
128,000
509,000
67,000
Camaguey Sugar Co—
1st 7s ctfs of deposit
Canada
..1942
Steamship Lines 1st 4a_.194l
A
O
Central Dlst Tel 1st 30-year 5s...1943 J D
Cent Hud G 5c E 1st 5s
...Jan 1957 M fc
Cent 111 Elec 9c Gas 1st 5a
Central Steel 1st sink fund 8s
Certain-teed Prod
a
f g 5He A..
Ches Corp conr col tr g 5s May
Chic Gas L Ac G 1st gu g 5s
106
102%
85
92
.,94%
1%
14%
103%
100%
Sale Prices
Ask
Sale Prices
Ask. Bid
108
Sept.13 107% Sept. 7
106% 107% 105
55
Sale
43
45
75
66
70
108%
103% Sale
101% 103%
102
Sale
108
5
9ft
7%
29%
110
Sale
1951 f a
1941 MN
1948 M 6
100
42
108%
108%
61%
112%
62%
MN
94
102
J
97
104% 105
15 1947
1937
43
J
57%
Sale
60
19
19%
Sept.11
18
Sept.18
43% Sept. 10
70
Sept. 19
57% Sept. 19
19% Sept. 29
45
Sept ^ 20
75
Sept. 10
108% 107% Sept. 6 108%
Sale
102% Sept. 18 103%
Sept. 6 103
103% 102
101% Sept. 4 104
103% Sale
26
109
68
115
111
Sale
58%
102%
103%
6
50
12% Jan. 11
36% Aug. 20
61% Jan.
8
103%
86%
96%
99%
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
2%
18%
104%
104%
45%
101%
52%
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
104%
Sept. 14
Sept. 29
Sept. 29
Sept. 4
Sept. 29
Sept. 4
Sept. 1
Sept. 5
Sept. 4
57%
47%
83%
101%
Sept. 28
Sept. 1
Sept. 22
Sept. 28
102
5
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Jan.
5 108% July 12
Feb. 19
Apr. 24 60
99
Sept. 18
Sept. 1
Sept. 17
Sept. 19
108
103
108%
Sale
53
5%
26%
108%
108%
61%
110%
Sept.
Sale
Sept.
Sale
Sept.
Sept.
Sale
Sept.
113
Sept.
Sale
53
Sept.
Sale
100
Sept.
103% 103% Sept.
7
26%
109
108%
68
113
62%
103
96
Jan.
26% Feb. 21
60% Feb. 23
Mar. 16
88
12 108% Aug.
7
3 104
Aug. 22
2 103
May
9
2
104% July
9
Feb.
19
2
12
5
33% Apr. 24
5 109% July 12
2 109% Aug. 23
10
69% Apr. 26
Sept. 4
71% Apr. 14
5 110
Apr. 20
5 113
2
98% Jan.
2 106
June 22
47
Jan.
9
July
*$Chlcago Rys 1st 5s stamped
4&%
30a
16",000
27,000
40,000
127,000
4,000
240,000
29,000
44,000
141,000
Colon Oil
conr
I Colo Indus 1st coll tr 5s gu—1934
1952
Debenture 6s ........Apr 15
1952
Columbia Gas Ac Elec deb 5s
Sale
47%
Sale
82
Sale
82
Sale
99% Sept.
100% 100% 101%
Sept.
53% Sept.
Sale
20
Sept.
22
25
23
84
Sale
78% Sept.
84
82%
Sale
79
82
Sept.
88
83
Sale
Sale
76
82
Sept.
82
93
Sale
93
94%
Sept.
96
104% 103
Sept.
104% 104% 103
108% 107% Sept.
Sale
108
109
26%
15%
59%
60%
MN
55
Sale
51%
53%
A
O
J
J
Conn Ry Ac Lt 1st g 4 Ms..........1951
J
J
90%
95%
88%
1V5J
J
J
95
102% 104% 103
f g 7a...1954
1950
J
J
34
J
D
10
36%
24%
24%
106%
100%
102 H
101%
103%
A O
Secured conr g 6HsComm'l In* Trust cone debSHi.1949 F A
"2,000
58,000
90,000
8,000
236,000
341,000
190,000
21,000
52,000
32,000
30,000
9,000
39,000
39,000
48,000
236,000
81,000
25,000
24,000
6,000
9,000
4,000
74,000
47,000
55,000
242,000
47,000
386,000
19,000
6,000
199,000
150,000
33,000
85,000
58
Stamped guar 4Ma._.
Consol Hydro-Elec 1st s
tConsol Coal Md 40-yr 5s
Certificates of deposit...
Consol Gas (N Y) deb 5Hl
10
194N
Deb gold 4Ms
1951
Debenture gold 5s............ 1957
F
a
99
1
D
88
J
J
93
D
98
MN
98
f g 4s.1946
J
D
68
91
...1943
Copenhagen Telep extl itg 6s..1954
J
D
69
f
A
4>%
09%
9 > %
Consumers Power 1st lien 5s C-.1952
Container Corp of Am 1st a
Deb gold 5s with warr
Crown Cork Ac Seal a f 4s
1947 J D
i
Crown Willamette Pap 1st s f g 4s 1951 I
Crown Zellerbacb deb 4s w w
1940 M 8
65
*$Cuban Cane Products deb 4s.. 1950
Gurnb T At T 1st Ac gen
5s.....—1937
J
J
J
102
a
94%
a
85%
......1952 a o
91%
MN
92
MN
75
88
93
ref 5s....1951 m N
m n
Stamped as to Pa tax
Series A- ..1949 a o
Gen At ref 5s series B..
1955 J D
Denver Gas Ac El 1st Ac
1942
1961
Gen Ac ref 5s ser C
D
Gen Ac ref 5s series E
1946
1942
Dodge Bros conv deb 6s
1st 4s
AA—1942 J
Donner Steel 1st ref 7s ser
85
83%
95
92
J
87
Duke-Price Pow (Ltd) 1st 6s A.. 1966 M N
67%
99%
99%
6%
Duquesne Light 1st mtge g 4 Ma A1967 a o
1st M g 4Ma
.1957
series B
'Eastern Cuba Sugar a f 7Ms
Ed El III Bkn 1st con g 4s.
M
8
..1937 M S
1939 J j
1995 J J
5s
Corp (Germany) 6 Ms—1950 M 5
1st sinking fund 6Ma
1953 a o
Ed El 111 N Y 1st cons g
Elec Pow
f
58 International series
'
a
68
Sale
Sale
Sale
130
124
37
30
37
36%
34%
37%
73
77
77
73%
77
J
u v
34,666
*tGould Coupler 1st 15-yr a f 6s..1940 F
a
1944 f
1950 J
1942 J
Hackensack Water 1st 4s.......1952 J
15
J
a
Gas Ac Elec (Bergen Co) 5s......1949 J D
*Gelsenklrchen Mining 6s
..1934 VI 8
Gen Amer Investors deb 5s ser A.1952 F
A
1940 a
General Cable 1st s f g 5 He A
1947 J
General Elec deb g 3 Ma
1942 F
General Elec (Germany) 7a..
1945 J
Debenture 9 He
—
1940 J
S f deb g 6s
1948 M
Gen Petroleum 1st s f 5s..Aug 151940 f
o
General Baking deb s f 5M»
J
a
D
N
a
J
J
J
•JGen Theatres Equip deb 6s....1940 a o
Certificates of deposit.
Good Hope Iron At Steel sec 7a..1945 a o
Goodrich ( B F) Co 1st 6Ma
1947 J J
Convertible deb 6s ...........1945 J D
Goodyear Tire A Rubber 1st 5s._1957 M K
Gotham Silk Hosiery dab 6s
1936 J D
14
100
46
97
33
30%
102%
76
55
2%
2%
38
89%
63
83%
85
65%
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
8ept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
80
13
13%
84%
58%
J
56
83%
79% Sale
50
88
J
1949
Havana Elec Ry cons g 5s
1952 F a
1951 M S
78
Sale
55%
55
57
104% 103
104
90
8
if*
50
23
90
85
17
Sale
83
Sale
.£6%
86%
46
"38%
28
29
14
12
Jan.
11%
101%
90%
97%
Jan.
100
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
100% Jan.
70
Jan.
52
Jan.
75% Jan.
97% Jan.
79% Jan.
70
Feb.
July
26% July
107% Aug.
5 103% July
2 106
July
105% June
109% Sept.
July
Apr.
95
May
27
IP
107
97
96
.Tan.
14
17
17
11
3
20
22
15
18
24
15
June
15
July
Apr.
16
28
Jan.
87%
96%
96%
96%
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
89
97
Jan.
95% Sept.
7
4
Jan.
Jan.,
98% Jan.
79% Jan.
94
Feb.
74% Jan.
101% Jan.
108
June
12
July 13
9
22% Feb.
107
Aug.
9
124
Aug. 31
111
Sept. 5
15% Sept. 12
102% Jan.
Sept. 29
Sept. 13
36% Sept. 27
110
32% Sept.
33
Sept.
69% Jan.
23
69% Jan.
23
73% Sept. 20
72% Sept. 20
68
July
89
Apr.
11
64
Jan
82
June
4
Mar.
80% May 28
111
124
35
76
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
20
78
20
62% Sept. 13
25
29% Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
10
97
Sept. 29
19 104
Sept. 19
10 104% Sept. 28
5 106% Sept. 7
28 112
13
60%
20
95
20 104%
8
75
13 105
14
38%
12
36
11
37%
28 105%
15
90%
17
15
14
18
85
7%
7%
45
18 102%
18
85
18 100%
12% Sept.
83% Sept.
79% Sept.
86
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
39
Sept.
8% Sept.
30
Sept.
51
42%
9%
34%
1947 M N
21*666 Houston Oil sink fund 5M» A...1940 MN
242,000 Hudson Coal 1st s f 5s series A..1962 J D
60
34% July
86
101% Sept. 10
45
54
20
2, 104% July 17
16 104% June 15
11
21
107% Sept.
103% Sept.
1934 a o
Jan.
9 107% June 13
June
7
2 110
105% June 14
103% June 12
104
Apr. 27
102% Apr. 16
103% June 30
109
July 31
109
Aug.
1
108% June 2
105% July 11
108% July 20
106% Sept.28
93
Apr. 18
101% Sept.10
98% May 22
8
Sept. 6
Sept. 28
Sept. 25
Sept. 4
Sept. 7
Sept. 7
Sept. 7
Sept. 27
Sept. 26
Sept. 27
Sept. 13
Sept. 6
Sept. 4
Sept. 27
Sept. 27
Sept.19
Sept. 28
Sept. 1
Sept. 1
87
16""
104
43
90% Jan.
7% Jan.
100% Jan.
Jan.
82% June 25
64
Jan.
85% July 11
2
68% July
51% Jan.
106
101
Jan.
May 25
15 104% Sept.28
97% June
May 19
102% Jan. 10 110
60% Jan.
96
96% Sale
112
111%
110%
"52" a59% Sale" 46%
92%
91%
90%
"94% 95
104
104% 104% Sale
103%
73
76% 72
74%
72%
105
104% 104% 104%
Sale
"39% a38
32%
45
36
34
44%
30
36
37%
39% z32%
105
105% 104% Sale
104%
88
90
86
88% 93
84
80
82%
84% Sale
6%
5%
6% Sale
5%
6
5
5%
6%
7%
44
42%
40%
44%
42%
102% Sale
102% Sale
100%
84% Sale
83% Sale
79%
100% Sale
100% Sale
98%
85
4
Jan.
13
18
14
1
94
77
98
a
Harpen Mining 6s..
73%
Sale
100
104%
107% 106
107% 106
28
31%
28%
31%
97
9
5
73
5
23
94% Jan.
89% Jan.
8
108%
4
108%
6
107%
104% Sept. 4
108% Sept. 1
106% Sept. 28
92
Sept. 1
Sept.
72% Sept.
100%
28%
Jan.
66% Jan.
33% Feb.
90% July
91% July
89
July
98% Aug.
11
102%
99
70
4
22
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
73
105
106
Feb.
July
9
8% Feb.
107% July 26
Sept.
Sept.
123% Sept.
32% Sept.
33
Sept.
104
D
.1939 a o
J
73%
103%
35%
73%
32%
General Public Service deb 5Ms. 1939 J
5Hs w w_> 1949
j
62%
82
65
6
2% Jan.
103% Jan.
106% 105% 106%
34
76
17
10
17% Jan.
69
Jan.
19
12
2
75
14
30
59%
46%
95%
97%
94%
Gannett Co deb 6s series A—..1943 r
Hansa S S Lines 6s with warr
106
91%
106%
110% 109%
fc
M
22,000
2,000
185,000
16,000
49,000
49,000
14,000
52,000
22,000
42,000
128,000
14,000
35,000
112,000
69,000
13,000
229,000
342,000
737,000
22,000
45,000
1,000
2,000
1,000
3,000
Sept.
Sept.
104
Sale
77
J
-
Sept.
17
10
5
4
5
102
92
100
Sept.
Sept.
1
27
105% Sept. 11
106%
Sale
Sept.
21
4
1
11
1
27
25
15
4
Sept.
Sale
"Sale"
37% Sept.
25% Sept.
24% Sept.
107
Sept.
101% Sept.
104% Sept.
104%-Sept.
109% Sept.
93
Sept.
69
Sept.
89
Sept.
106
Sept.
96% Sept.
93% Sept.
3% Sept.
107% Sept.
103% Sept.
105
88
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
100
108% 106
Sale
104%
91
90%
101% 101%
92
91%
Sale
106%
110% 109%
71%
t Fran Cisco Sugar 20-year 7Ms_1943
129,000 Gt Cons El Pow (Japan) 7s..
1st Ac gen s f g6M*.—
57,000
36,000 Gulf States Steel deb 5M>
84
104% Sept.
107
59
Frameric Ind At Dev 20-yr 7 M*—1942 J
Gen Steel Castings 1st
22%
22%
107
S
D
f 7s
Sale
2 102% June
11
65% June
Jan.
30
77
D
s
20%
20%
106%
100%
103% Sale" 102%
68
J
Fiat deb
37
99
100% 100
99
97
101%
106% 107% 105%
106
106% 108
108""
70%
71%
7s.......1939 J
1946 J
conr
Jan.
July
102%
75
1942
1954
stamped....
30-year deb 6s series B
Federated Metals
12
92
103
97
104
60
M
17
July
102% Sept. 17 102% Sept. 17
Sale
106
124
Feb.
87
Jan.
104
8
1942
f 5s stamped..
1st Hen s f 6s
30
105
104%
100% 102
1942 M 8
Federal L« At Tr 1st a f 5s...—..1942 M
s
99
107%
31%
65
2
101
Sale
101%
92%
107%
110%
15%
27
Jan.
Sept.
82
Sept.
83% Sept. 27
Sept. 1
96
104% Sept. 5
109% Sept. 1
35%
19%
18%
Sale
Sale
105%
Sale
Sale
99%
104
Sale
104% 102%
105
103% 104% 104
109
109
109% 108
92
89
94
90%
64
Sale
67%
65%
Sale
85
88%
87%
105
105
105% 104%
94
96%
95% Sale
90
89
95
89%
3
2%
3%
2%
105%
107% 105% 106
37%
Sale
Sale
78%
1954
Ernesto Breda Co 1st mtge 7s
First lien
93%
3%
107%
F
93%
Detroit Edison Co 5s
Dold (Jacob) Pack
96
F
196°
.....1949
gold 4Me...
Gen Ac ref 4Ms series
85
101%
105%
99%
102%
101%
101%
107%
108%
107%
104%
108%
1st Ac ref 4)4*
1st mtge
1%
1
1971
Delaware Pr At Lt 1st M 4M«
52,000
35,000
7,000
10,000
8,000
27,000
36,000
6,000
75
July
July
55% Sept.
Sept.
55
23% Sept.
104
104
Conaum Gas Chic 1st guar g 5s.. 1936 J
"3", 000
9,000
2,000
73
53
54%
27
41
June
55
60
56
63
63
55% "58""
1957
.1942
Debenture 5s..........Jan 15 1941
Columbus Ry P At L 1st 4Ms
Sept.
51
IColo Fuel 9c Iron Co gen s f 5s.1943
*
82
58%
54% Sept.
44
Sept.
57
87%
52%
193fr
deb 6s...
57%
54%
47% Sale
46
Aug 1 1932 25% part paid
1927
27,000
1943
35,000 Childs Co deb 5s
314.000 Chill Copper deb g 5a...—....1947
237,000 Cln Gas Ac Elec 1st mtge g 4s A..1968
Clearfield Bit Coal 1st 4s
1940
Sept. 19
86% Sept. 27
83
Sept. 29
89
Sept. 6
*17
103% Sept.
47
Sept.
51
Sept.
39
Sept.
8% Sept.
31
Sept.
12
28
13
17
7
21
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
29
28
22
25
19
Jan.
5
104
Feb.
59
Jan.
Jan.
106
13
11%
63%
105%
90
Jan.
42% Sept.
Jan.
89% Jan.
85% July
8% Jan.
68% Jan.
65% Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
9
8
21
Feb.
19
Feb.
19
Mar.
7
July 13
Apr. 20
103
July 12
95
Apr.
6
19% Mar. 5
87
Apr. 14
83
Sept. 29
92% July 20
Jan.
96
Feb.
95% July 12
90
July 20
3% Jan.
71
Mar. 15
63% Jan.
63% Jan.
68% Jan.
95
72
14
11
16
12
24
65
32% Sept.
34
Sept.
32% Sept.
103% June
76
Jan.
3
9
Feo.
80
Jan.
100
Feb
98% July
105% Apr.
77% Apr.
105
Aug.
46% Sept.
79% Jan.
102
41
99% July 19
112
Sept.28
79% Jan.
Aug. 24
57% June
7
70% May 29
5 104
39% Jan. 15
51
Sept.13
29% Jan.
5
39
25
Deb 5Ms series of 1926...
nHoe (R) At Co 1st 6Ma ser A
Holland Amer L 6s (flat)
7,000 Hudson County Gas 1st 5s.._.__1949 MN
58,000 Hum j!e Oil Ac Refining 5s......1937 a o
122,000 Illinois Bell Telep 1st At ref 5s A.1956 I D
85,000 Illinois Steel deben 4Ma........1940 a o
1948 f a
100,000 Boeder Steel Corp Mtge 6s
1936 MN
9,000 (nd Nat Gas At Oil ref 5s
inland Steal 1st M s f g 4Ma A... 1978 a o
314,000
1st m s f 4mb ser B
1981 F a
203,000
For footnotes, see page
33.
6%
61
38
101%
101%
103
101
31
94
79
80
8
85
82
85% Sale
83%
43% 43% 44% Sale
40%
112
112% 113
113% 112
102
102% 102% al02%Sale
109
108% 109
106
105% Sale
36% Sale
36%
102
102% 100%
100% Sale
99%
99% Sale
99%
Sale
Sale
38
101
Sale
Sale
108
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept. 8
105% Sept. 12
35% Sept. 11
100
Sept. 8
98% Sept. 17
98
Sept. 17
85%
46%
112%
102%
109% Sept. 26
106
Sept. 1
36% Sept. 20
102 \
Sept. 4
100% Sept. 4
99% Sept. 1
Sept. 17
7
Jan.
19
25
Jan.
9
40
9% Feb.
Apr.
1
9
65
Jan.
8
88
Apr. 24
39
Jan.
2
51
Feb.
5
July 30
105% Feb.
7 114
102
Sept. 15 105% Apr. 24
110% Mar. 9
105% Jan.
108% July 21
102% Jan.
35% Aug. 13 59% Jan. 22
94
Feb.
86
Jan.
85% Jan.
13 103
July
20
3 101% July 13
Aug.
7
4 101
Oct., 1934.]
Sales in
N. Y. STOCK
September,
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
Low from
July 1 1933
BONDS
value.
EXCHANGE—BONDS
h. t. stock kzchamok.
sft.
Sept. 1.
to
Sept. 29.
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
I.
Highest.
Sept.291934
Ask. V id.
Bid.
1,613,000 t(nt«rboro r t lit Ac ft 5«„.
*
479,000
16-year 4% note*
77,000
Certificates of deposit...
142,000
•16-year 7% notes
276,000
Certificates of deposit...
7,000 Interlake Iron lot 5s ser b..._
.1966 1
j
56
.1933 a o
19
"ms
.1932
1951 mn
Int Agri Corp 1st & coll tr 5s—
8,000
215,000
911.000
18.000
125.000
Stamped extended
H
1,013.000
j
3.000
16.000
3.000
42.000
47,000
102.000
40,000
66,000
47.000
96,000
46.000
Sale
97
a
96
d
mn
704
134
m
8
44
a
o
i
13
m s
.1935 J
j
294
68
694
.1937
103
.1997
118
66
.1949
100 j*
.1954
1054
774
67
104
8
o
95
79
92
.......
1939
......
1953
464
1966
46
Lautaro Nitrate Co Ltd 6s...... 1954
Cons sink fund 44s
2,000 Lehigh Valley Coal 5s
1st a refunding 5s
5.000
Sale
614
82
j
ser 111957
5s....... .1959
17.000 Lehigh Coal a Nav 44s
5.000
65
Sale
824
824
824
21.000 Lackaw Steel 1st cons 5s ser a.. 1956 m
97.000 •i aclada Gas i ref a ext 1st 5s.. 1934 a
5s 1934 extended to
Sale
58
80 4
82
1st a ref 6h«
io"666
.1954
26.000 Kinney (g r) Co cony 7hi..... .1936
Kresge Foundation coll tr 6s... .1936
45,000
tKreuger a Toll class a
Coll a ref i^i series c
Col a ref g 5
vis ser d
674 Sale
514 Sale
564 Sale
40
..1961 f
65,000
9.000
70
53
Sale
.1955
.1948
76.000
44
774
a... 1954
1954
c_.
set
ser
80
1944
64
1954
33
1964
314
1974
32
6% gold notes....... 1938
Liggett a Myers Tobacco 7s..... 1944
73
117
1st a
refunding 5s
First a ref sinking fund
5s...!
Secured
5s
103
1951
Loew's Inc deb
s f g 6s
.iii! 1941
Lombard Blec 7s series
a........ 1952
Lortllard (p) Co deb 7s
1944
5s
76
74
110
984
1951
Lou lav Gas a el 1st a
ref
5sIII! 1953 mn
Lower Austrian Hydro-Elec
64s. 1944 f a
tMcCrory Stores deb gold 54s...1941
Proof of claim filed
28.000
by owner.....
577.000 mr vetison a Bobbins deb 54s
1950
6.000 ♦JManar Sugar 1st s f 74s
1943
Certificates of deposit.
•Stamped Oct 1931 coupon on.1943
"3",656
Certificates of deposit
•Certificates stamped modified
_
j
d
21,000 •$Met West Side Elev (Chic) 4s.. 1938
12
10
50
35
49
50
344
38
934 Sale
d
27
m
8
82
i
d
57
a
o
41
q
j
63
s
m n
47
72
914
j
77
m
8
a
o
67
74
j
88
o
o
o
j
1966
d
1947 mn
„lo4! mn
52,000
1,000
j
d
a
o
1948
d
1940
o
New England tat 36-yr 5s a...1952
d
let g 44s series b
.......1961 m n
n j Pow a Light 1st
44«— --...i960 a o
New Orleans p s 1st a ref 5s a...1952 a o
1955 j
64>
ser
f
a
1938 a
Serial 5s g notes
n y Edison 1st a ref
d
1951
n y Dock 1st gold 4s
o
a..1941 a o
1st lien a ref 5s b
1st lien a ref 5s series c...
n y Gas el Lt Ht a Pow 5s
1944
..1951
1948
Purchase money coll tr g 4a...1949
n y l k a w Coal a rr 5
4s
1942 m n
Dock a Impt 1st 5s
1943 j
j
145,000 ny Rys Corp inc 6s
Jan 1965 Apr
Prior Hen 6s series a..
26,000
1965 j
j
4,000 n y a Rich Gas 1st 6s a
1951 m n
tN y State Rys 44 • a ctfs. ....1962
"3", 5oo
64®
®er
b ctfs
1962
18,000 New York Steam 1st 6s ser a....1947
1st mortgage 5a............
46,000
1951
1st mortgage 5s
36,000
1956
235,000 n y Tel 1st a gens « 44®
1939
10,000 n y Trap Rock let s f g 6s
..1946
33,000 »tag Lock a Ont Pow 1st 5s a...1955
48,000 Niagara Share (Mo) deb 54s
1950
65,000
90,000
Nordeutsche Lloyd (Bremen;—
30-vear « f 61
New 4 6%
For footnotes, see page 33.
82
o
1934 j
704
724
634
704
m n
m n
mn
mn
j
d
a
o
m n
1947 mn
..1947 mn
254
214
524
294
Sept. 12
50
Sept. 13
814 Sept. 10
78
Sept. 5
67
Sept. 5
794
954
544
484
69
524
584
67
624
944
95
944
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
1074 Sept.
1094 Sept.
96
Sept.
30
Sept.
25
Sept.
624 Sept.
H* Sept.
98
Sept.
80
Sept.
108
Sept.
145
Sept.
92
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
20
11
4
12
4
5
26
26
26
11
6
26
7
5
5
844
71
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44}
83}
864
78
Sale
694
724
I
94
94
65
93
924
1024 1034
78
804
78
95
894
62
94
724
Sale
8
794 Jan.
404 Jan.
44
Jan.
574 Jan.
384 Jan.
484 Jan.
56
Sept. 18
514 Sept. 18
824 Jan
2
88
Jan.
22
874 Jan
26
154 Sept. 17
1084 Aug.
July
6
June
7
June
7
Jan.
Jan.
19
Jan.
164 Feb.
8*
51
72
Jan.
109
120
Jan.
814 Jan.
824 Jan.
104 July
16
164 Sept. 25
Mar.
214 Mar.
5
14
18
27
23
23
9
18
13
Jan.
30
28
3
18
30
11
29
31
9
27
10
9
86
Apr.
May
July
Apr.
July
Aug.
Aug.
May
July
Aug.
July
Sept.
66
Feb.
!!*
58
97
1304
1154
1024
x?lg
584 Jan.
9
Jan.
Mar. 15
1084 July
July
92
Sept.
694 Apr.
694 Apr.
194 Apr.
1014 July
101* July
30
i*
50
June 13
1024 Sept. 4
1004 Sept. 24
1034 Sept. 5
97
Jan.
954 Sept. 26
79
Jan.
92
Sept. 27
90
Sept.
Sept. 6
50
Jan.
62
Sept. 26
50
Jan.
14 4 Sept. 28
54 Jan.
101
Sept. 10
81
Jan.
101
Sept. 10
80
Jan.
884 Sept. 21
794 Jan.
564 Sept. 18
40
Jan.
Sept. 27
424 Jan.
Sept. 28
40
Jan.
954 Sept. 5
814 Jan.
1284 Sept. 5 1194 Jan.
1154 Sept. 10 106
Jan.
Sept. 19
85
Jan.
Sept. 1
74
Sept.
125
Sept. 6 1124 Jan.
110
Sept. 5
994 Jan.
Sept. 10
88
Jan.
86
Sept. 28
51
Jan.
584 Sept. 28
854 Sept. 29
18
Sept. 25
Apr. 13
6
594 Feb.
July 21
88
July 31
1084 July 18
145
June 20
954 July 24
294 Sept.
744 Jan.
734 Jan.
108
1
June 23
Jan.
75
544 Sept. 27
814 Sept. 17
17
Sept. 7
844 May 26
96
July 19
694 Apr. 21
634 Mar. 15
824 Apr. 20
73
Apr. 20
65
Apr.
9
734 Apr.
6
694 Apr. 20
98
Apr. 27
98
Apr. 26
98
Apr. 26
1004 Jan.
724 Jan.
104
174 Sept. 29
Prices
764 Aug. 27
54
Sept. 12
50
Sept.13
83
Aug. 17
814 Aug. 18
774 Mar. 21
1004 Jan.
1034 Jan.
98
125
1104
1074
3
28
9
10
Sept. 15
564 Sept. 10
534 Sept. 21
38
Sept. 10
94
Sept. 1
Sept.
35
Sept.
934 Sept.
4
6
1
714
4:5
814
704
964
90
Sept.
1024 1014 Sept.
78
76
Sept.
86
2
Jan.
122
1164 Sept. 26
1024 Sept. 4
1004 Sept. 24
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sale
Sept.
974
Sept.
100
Sept.
"94" 93
Sept.
904 864 Sept.
12
104 Sept.
464
Sale
1004 Sept.
804
744 Sept.
79
734 Sept.
Sale
92
Sept.
64
654
Sept.
45
Sale
Sale
3
26
28
2
Jan.
5
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
954 Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Feb.
5
10
Jan.
Jan.
18
864 Apr. 12
234 Apr.
2
20
Apr. 26
20
Apr. 24
18
20
Feb.
19
20
Feb.
9
77
1
71
17
28
80
1024 Sept. 7
804 Sept. 4
80
Sept. 26
96
Sept. 1
65
Sept. 24
92 4 Sept.
5
103
Sept. 11
76
Sept. 20
5
17
12
Aug.
1
424 Jan. 31
37
Jan.
3
284 Aug.
1
82
May 12
8
10
7
1
13
5
564 Sept. 10
534 Sept. 21
40
97
Jan. 25
Mar.
1
60
Jan.
774 Feb.
7
44
Jan.
61
Feb.
6
68
Jan.
Jan.
9
914 May
81
Apr. 14
53
2
116
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Aug.
494 Aug.
974 Jan.
78
June 21
9
Feb.
8
2
Mar.
«8*
Jan.
794 Jan.
Jan.
90
Sept.
954 Jan.
Sept.
21
Mar.
1034 July
May
May
1004 June
814 Apr.
Jan.
56
53
July
SI*
9
57
Mar. 19
'SHf
914 June
13
18
18
19
26
984 Jan. 23
1034 Aug. 22
824 Apr. 23
76
86
74
74
Jan.
72
76
76
June
83
754 May
76
78
83
83
99
85
Mar. 13
994
Sale
984 Sept. 20
994 Sept. 28
34
83"""
60
28
50
76
Sale
17
654 Jan.
July
274 July
704 Jan.
674 Jan.
30
17
29
27
10
5
17
19
504 Sept. 17
1014 101
Sale
924
88
884
"94 124 104
474
1024 Sale
1024
80
Sale
794
784
804
784
96
o
93 4
7
18
13
25
18
17
19
18
18
21
12
26
Sal* Prices
54
«
954
60
Mont Tram 1st a ref 5s series
a.. 1941
General a refunding 5s a
1955
1st a ref 58 series b
974
164
101
77
874
Newark Consol Gas 5s......
Newberry (J J) Co 54s
744
504
Namm (ai) a Son—See Mfrs* Trust Co
26,000 Nassau Elec guar gold 4s stpd_..1951
10,000 National Acme 1st mtge 6s......1942
747,000 National Dairy Prod deb 54s
1948
598,000 Nat Steel 1st coll 5s
1956
11,000
72.000
126,000
29,000
114,000
176,000
256,000
58,000
29,000
172,000
60,000
74,000
21,000
90
56
107
17
20
18
Prices
764 Sept. 10
20
35
j
37,000 Mutual Fuel Gas 1st gu 5s
3,000 Mutual Union Tel 5s
6
j
Gen a ref 5s series b
...1955
Gen a ref sf 44s ser c
1955
Gen a ref s f 5s ser
d.......... 1955
87,000 Morris a Co 1st s f 44s
1939
38",000
21
20
1937
Mortgage-Bond Co 4s series 3
Murray Body 1st 64*
18
20
194
194
524
57
55,000
1,000
554
59
854 Sale
21
12
Mldvale St a Ord conv s f 5s
1936 m 8
153,000 Mllw el Ry a Lt 1st a ref 5s ser b1961
d
1st mtge gold 5s
89,000
g 7s
824
12
..1971
126,000 Montana Power 1st a ref 5s a...1943
Deb gold 5s series a
10,000
1962
Montecatini Mln a Ags Co Inc
624
544
824
124
226",000
Deb
47
6
¥
Sale
174 Sale
16
74
64
j
91
Sept.
424 Sept.
44
Sept.
604 Sept.
45
Sept.
484 Sept.
56
Sept.
51
Sept.
93 }
Sept.
93
Sept.
94
Sept.
Sal*
17
7
1034 1024 Sale
1014 Sept.
93
94
95
93
944
Sept.
90
914 Sale
Sept.
614 "64" 614
60
63
Sept.
62
Sale
604
634
604 Sept.
104 Sale al34 Sale
94 Sept.
1004
994 1004
994 Sept.
1004 id!"
994 100
1004 Sept,
864
89
884
874 Sept.
60
58
524
56
60
Sept.
62
534
584
594
554 Sept.
58
57 4
524
594
514 Sept.
95
97
97
954
954 Sept.
127
1284 1294 1274 Sale
Sept.
1154 1154 1074 1144 1134 Sept.
102
1024 1014 Sale 101
Sept.
784 Sale
74
77
764
Sept.
125
Sale
1244 125
1244 Sept.
1084 1104 1084 1104 109
Sept.
1034 1044 1034 1034 1014 Sept.
82
86
Sale
794
80
Sept.
o
9
53.000
154
o
1956
60
714 Sept.
1084 107
96
Sale
Prices
Sept.
444 Sept.
42
Sept.
75
Sept.
744 Sept.
64
Sept.
103
a
32
f g 7s
97
108
Sale
73
374 Sale
96
974
974
78
89
79
794
794
108
108
1074
1084
141
149
1.45
1394 146
914
91
924
914
914
1084
1084 110
1164 118 " 116
117
1144 Sept.
75
102
1014 1024 100
Sept.
100
1004 1004 Sale
994 Sept.
a
o
95
96
17
g*
a
s
624
444
974
o
n
Mlag Mill Macb 1st
414
974
a
2013
el Ry a Lt 1st 5s
1953
Mfrs Trust Co ctfs of
partlc in
a i Namm a Son 1st 6s
34.000
...1943
18,000 Marlon Steam Shovel s f g 6s
1947
95,000 Market Street Ry 1st 7s
Apr 1946
35,000 Mead Corp 6s with warrants
1945
32,000 Meridional Electric 1st 7s ser a.. 1957
97,000 Metropolitan Edison IstAref 5sC.1953
1st g 44s series d
42,000
...1968
40,000 Met Water, Sewer a Drain 54s..1950
58
N
....
94
94
94
1074 1084 107
109
1094 1084
954
964 954
24
32
254
18
214 25
M
348.000 tMann..f tan Ry (n v) con g 4s...1996 a o
Certificates of deposit......
27,000
2d 49
5,000
2,000 Manila
86
444
944
95 4
954
a
.....
Sale
69
54}
62}
.1939
....
93
50
45
52
.1947
lstM4H>
79
Sale
47
.1948
KansasCy Pw a Lt 1st g44®
684
§1*
37
42
b with warrants--
sec
78
Sale
51
Without warrants........
Certs of dep for
794
Sale
.1953
5,000 Keystone Telephone 1st 5s
10,000 Kings Co e l a Pow gold 5s....
Purchase money 6s
1,000
46,000 Kings Co Elevated 1st g 4s....
Kings Co Lighting 1st ref 5s
232,000
654
95
694
Sale
494 Sale
69
544
484
Kansas Gas a el 1st mtge 4
4 a. ..1980
Karsradr (r) |nc 1st
Mtge 6s... ..1943
Certificates of deposit.......
Keith Corp (b f) 1st ser
g 6s... .1946
40.000 Kelly-Springfield Tire 6s
.1942
79,000 Kendall Co 54® series a
.1948
i
Sale
...—
37
.1955
.........
•
49
Sale
76
36
.1947
15,000
66,000
79.000
18,000
51,000
31.000
79
Sale
74
5s series a.
ser
Sale
774
52
Refunding 6s series a......
316,000 internet tat deb g 44®
490,000
Convertible debenture 4^1.
Deb gold 5a
685.000
15,000 Investors Equity 5s aeries a...
Deb 5s
Sale
79
.1941
...
220,000
7.000
2,000
42
.1945 fti n
.1944 a o
cony deb 5s
Internet Hydro el deb 6s......
Int Mete Marine 1st s f 6s
cony
llH
Sale
47
.1943 un
to
Int Cement
Intern Paper
8?S
Ask.
76
734
464
95
"96"
90
954 Sept.
1034 Sept.
1034 101
Sept.
1054 1054
100
1024
105
57
54 4
57
844
984 Sale
Sale
1034 Sale
984
1114
103
Sale
al03 4Sale
1124 1134 1134 Sale
109
Sale
1094 110
90 * Sale
874
88
Sale
55 4
594
544 Sept.
Sept.
954 Sept.
1014 Sept.
1104 Sept.
103
Sept.
1124 Sept.
108
Sept.
86
Sept.
554 Sept.
58
56
Sale
554 Sept.
54 4
564 484 Sept.
384
394
384
414 374 Sept.
113
1134 1134 1134 114
Sept.
109
Sale
1084 109
1084 Sept.
109
Sale
1084 Sale
1084 Sept.
1154 118
1144 1154 1134 Sept.
1054 105 4 1044 Sept.
93
934
934 Sept.
1004 103
1004
8
94
94
104
84 Sept.
66
69
65
65
66
Sept.
106
1084 1064 Sale 1054 Sept.
4
24
3
34
4
24
3
44
34
Sept.
1084 1084 1084 109
1084 Sept.
1064
105
1054 1044 Sept.
105
1054
1054 105
Sept.
1074 1084 1074 Sale
1064 Sept.
50
484
484 Sept.
504 Sale
103
101
1014
994 Sept.
65" 66
63
68
59
Sept.
85
984
1034
84
Sale
-----
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46
53
454
55
504
a444
66
Sale
49
Sept. 13
444 Sept. 18
994 Sept. 11
1054 Sept. 5
1024 Sept. 25
56
85
984
1034
1114
104 4
Hi*
UH
57
544
394
1134
1094
109
1154
1074
934
Sept. 12
Sept. 15
Sept. 1
Sept. 5
Sept. 6
Sept. 25
Sept. 29
Sept. 5
Sept. 10
Sept. 26
Sept. 4
Sept. 4
Sept. 5
Sept. 6
Sept. 20
Sept. 8
Sept. 6
Sept. 4
Sept. 11
Jan.
Feb.
844 Jan.
95
Jan.
Jan.
97
Feb.
88
784 Jan.
91
Jan.
1034 Jan.
884 Jan.
1054 Jan.
101
Jan.
694 Jan.
414 Jan.
404 Jan.
Sept.
37
Jan.
1094 Jan.
1054 Tan.
1054 Jan.
107
Sept. 10
Sept. 6
1064 Sept. 29
.
Jan.
994 Jan.
754 Jan.
Feb.
Ǥ*
June
63
96
Apr.
Jan.
Tan.
4
Sept. 24
109
Sept. 12
1064 Sept. 7
1054 Sept. 4
108
Sept. 4
504 Sept. 29
102
Sept. 6
65
Sept. 5
51
46
Sept. 25
Sept. 4
24 Mar.
102 4 Jan.
984 Jan.
974 Jan.
103
Jan.
484 Sept.
90
Jan.
50
July
5
18
3 100
Feb. 21
25 1054 Aug. 13
5 1034 Mar. 14
53 4 Jan.
654 Jan.
87
11
69
100
5
Jan.
454 Jan.
2
444 Sept. 18
624 Apr.
May
July
1054 July
112
July
1044 Apr.
1154 July
July
July
65
Apr.
65
Apr.
86
100
'IIP.
67
58
115
27
2
20
9
30
12
23
12
24
24
25
Mar. 14
Mar.
9
June 15
1104 Apr. 12
1094 Apr. 11
1164 Aug. 6
108
Aug.
8
95
Apr. 24
1004 Apr. 21
11
Sept.10
70
Mar.
7
107
July 14
5
May
7
44 May
4
1104 June 22
1064 Aug. 21
1054 Aug. 29
1094 July 24
63
106
Feb. 24
73
Apr.
6
Aug. 18
July 20
6
724 Feb.
49
N. Y. STOCK
32
Sales in
Value.
Sept. 1.
to
So-
KXCHANOB.
Y. STOCK
Sept. 29
A
M
6
F
A
M
F
tv
8
A
56
MN
54
M
S
A
O
89
A
O
93
1941
1st & ref 6s series B
174
Norwegian Hydro-El Nit 514s
1957
Ohio Pub Service 1st ft ref 7 HS..1946
744
M N
364
854
844
874
81
103
1044
1054
684
39
884
854
884
834
83
Sale
89
1947
78
......1944
F
A
1074 108
1054 Sale
16
144
1943
I,000 Ontario Transmission 1st 5s.....1945
32,000 Oslo Gas tc Elec extl s f ft 5s
1963
89,000 Otis Steel sec g 6s series A
1941
F
A
99
103
1st & ref 7s series B
6,000
166,000
13,000
99,000
20,000
11,000
20,000
72,000
12,000
M
S
944
654
M
8
20
D
25
M N
1946
J
5s ser A..1942
notes.....1936
Pad'ic Tel 5c Tel 1st 5s
1937
J
Pacific Coast Co 1st g Ss„..
..
Pacific G & B gen & ref
Pacific Pub Serv 5% 8
it*
S
M
1034
1044
254
J
M N
30-year 5s series A.. ...
....1952
*$Pan-Am Petr (Cal) 1st g 6s
1940 J
Certificates of deposit
Paramount B'way 1st 3 4s...
1951
Certificates of deposit........
D
25
274
274
Sale
84
Sale
774
1024
101
Sale
1034
1064 1074
794
784 Sale
A
lOld Ben Coal 1st g 6s
834
82
Sale
O
Ontario Power N F 1st 5s
"84"
Sale
F
1094
Sale
106
1034 104
144
134
1054 1064
106
1094
86
84
85
68
63
604
736,000
*Proof of claim filed by owner.....
450,000
47
494
15
Certificates of deposit..........
40
86
86
884
814
1034
1044
107
794
1074
1054
144
108
1094
86
64
47
494
\v
it
48
Sale
474
154
Sale
19
214
594
604
Sale
Sale
Sept.26
Sept. 4
Sept.10
Sept. 4
Sept. 10
Sept. 1
Sept. 1
Sept. 8
Sept.21
Sept. 11
Sept. 11
Sept. 11
Sept.12
Sept. 10
Sept. 13
Sept. 4
33
334 314 Sept.
314
Sale
1024 Sept.
1044 Sale
92
Sept.
95
944
94
934
Sept.
1074 1074 1064 1064 106
110
1104 1094 1104 1094 Sept.
38
454 374 Sept.
39
41
48
45
374
424 374 Sept.
Sale
354 Sept.
474
464
45
38
Sept.
41
354
224
D
Sale
Sept. 26
834 Sept. 28
834 Sept.19
84
Sept. 28
774 Sept. 29
101
Sept.21
102
Sept. 15
1054 Sept, 1
*774 Sept. 8
106
Sept. 17
102
Sept. 26
144 Sept. 11
1054 Sept.19
1094 Sept.10
834 Sept. 5
56
Sept. 20
33
314
1054
tParamount-Famous-Lasky 6s... 1947
J
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
40
45
A
42,000
Ask
Ask. Btd
Bid
1940
North American Co deb 5«
1961
North Am Edison deb 5s ser A—1957
Deb 5H* ser B
Aug 15 1963
Deb 5fe series C
Nov 15 1969
Nor Ohio Trac & Lt 6s ser A
1947
North States Power 5s A
1941
No Amer Cement deb * H*
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
Sept.291934
$
17,000
162,000
34,000
69,000
71,000
104,000
135,000
39,000
162,000
23,000
22,000
5,000
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
Low from
July 1 1933
BONDS
September.
EXCHANGE-BONDS
1054
944
1074
1104
384
38
43
39
46 4 Sept. 11
45
Sept. 8
Sept. 5
Sept. 1
Sept.11
Sept. 4
Sept.19
Sept. 6
Sept. 7
Sept. 27
Sept.21
614 Sept. 28
614 Sept. 28
Sale Prices
Sale Prices.
224 Jan.
12
Jan.
8
Jan.
3
62
Jan.
4
564
74 4
894
94 4
Jan.
IV
6
Jan.
10
Jan.
77 4 Sept.
89
Jan.
78
JanX
8
8
15
8 107
23
144 Sept. 11
Jan.
101
Jan.
694 Jan.
28
Jan.
25
Jan.
1004 Jan.
67
Jan.
1044 Jan.
1054 Jan.
2
1103
17 110)
8
86
2
70
8
Feb.
5
3
4
Jan.
12
30
Jan.
2
30
Jan.
2
294 Jan.
284 Jan.
404 Apr.
July
Aug.
Aug.
1083
June
1113
Apr.
473
Apr.
463
47
May
47
May
4
8
3
July 14
July 27
May
4
July 13
8 1073
5
943
254 Jan.
28
16
20
26
20
18
18
26
12
15
4
Aug. 10
Feb.
914 July
91
July
95
July
874 July
1054 July
1054 July
1074 July
90
Jan.
110
Aug.
40
9
Jan.
101
1,
Highest.
20
11
24
29
19
10
24
5
7
614 Sept.28
614 Sept. 28
FA
{Paramount Publix Corp 5^8—1950
872,000
'"Proof of claim filed by owner
648,000
Certificates of deposit........
J
15,000 Park Lexington 6Hs ctfs
1953
4,000 Parmelee Trans conv deb 6s
1944 a o
3,000 Peterson & Passaic G & B 5s
1949 M 8
58,000 Pathe Exch deb 7i> with warr
1937 M N
Pennsylvania Co—
1,000
Guar 34« tr ctfs series A—..1937
2,000
"~5~66o
15,000
232,000
Guar 3H* coll tr ctts ser B
Guar g 3Hs tr ctfs series C
1941
1942
Guar g 3Hs tr ctfs series D
1944
40-year guar tr ctfs 4s Ser E..1952
Secured gold 4k*
1963
MS
F
J
D
J
D
M N
MN
72,000 Penn Dixie Cement 1st 6s A..... 1941 M S
A O
414,000 Penn Pow 5c Lt 1st M 44s
1981
A O
19,000 Peoples Gas & Coke 1st 6s
.1943
M
103,000
Refunding gold 5s._
..1947
J D
209,000 Phila Company secured gold 5s. 1967
MN
33,000 Phlla Elec Co 1st 44«
1967
J
D
1st 8t ref g 4s....
342,000
...1971
72,000 Phlla & Read C * I ref 5s
1973 J
M 8
187,000
Convertible deb 6s
..1949
102
734
94
814
834
814
§2*
82
55
754
100
80
.
614
100
W*
36
294,000 Phillips Petroleum deb 54s.....1939
3r,000 Plllsbury Flour Mills 20-yr 6s
1943
J
D
84 4
A
O
1024
3,000 Pirelli Co (Italy) conv 7s
1952
1957
1,000 Pocahontas Con Coll 1st s f 5s
3,000 Port Arthur Canal ft Dock 6s....1953
1st mtge 6s series B
1,000
1953
731,000 Portland General Electric 44s.. 1960
48,000 Portland Geo Elec 1st 5s
1935
MN
994
J
J
61
F
A
F
A
M S
J
J
96,000 Porto Rlcan Am Tobac conv 6s.. 1942
466,000 Postal Teleg 5c Jable coll 5s
1953
II,000 *{Pressed Steel Car 10-year 5s. ..1933
60,000 Public Serv E 5t G 1st 5t ref 4 4s..1967
1104
99
37
40
97
99
95
100
95
94
97
94
98
964
96
98
99 H
96
1014
674
964
109
984
864
Sale
954
1014
68
63
Sale
96
110
Sale
1094
974
Sale
1074
1034 Sale
614 Sale
484
474
1014 Sale
107
1074
101
1074
1024
99
Sale
404
444
66
634
944
1074
954
Sale
834
Sale
1064
Sale
1004
634
584
83
85
80
80
83
804
83
Sale
444
Sale
89
Sale
Sale
35 4
46
49
984
1970
1971
97
87
46
38
Sale
47
43
107
Sale
107
163,000 Pure Oil Co s f g 54% notes
1937
181,000
Sinking fund gold 5 4s
....1940
61,000 Purity Bakeries Corp s f g 5s
1948
Sale
1st 5c ref 4 4s
1st 5c ref gold 4s
884
82
784
J Radio Keith Orph pt pd ctfs
*for deb 6s & com stk (65% pd)
J
D
Debenture gold 6s
15,000
...1941
M N
19,000 Remington Arms 1st s f 6s
..1937
Rem Rand 54s A with warr.....1947 M N
230,000
A O
82,000 Republic Iron & Steel ■ f 5s
1940
J
J
Ref & gen 54s series A
1953
165,000
M 8
53,000 Revere Copper ft Brass 6s A..
1948
J
..1946 J
122,000 Rheinelbe Union s f g 7s
J
.....1953 J
66,000 Rhine-Ruhr Wat Serv 6s
....1950 MN
33,000 Rhine-West Elec Power 7s
MN
Direct mortgage gold 6s
23,000
1952
F A
Cons mtge 6s.......
...1953
98,000
4
O
Cons mtge 6s with warrants...1955
16,000
M N
61,000 ■"{Richfield Oil of Calif 6S...1944
MN
Certificates of deposit........
71,000
1955 F A
11,000 Rlma Steel s f 7s
M S
1948
6,000 Rochester Gas 5c El 54s ser C
M S
Gen Mtge 4 4* series D
1977
10,000
M 8
Gen mtge 5s series E—
...1962
59,000
49,000
4,000
124,000
22,000
6,000
3,000
2,000
27,000
1,000
6,000
3,000
1,000
103,000
197,000
235,000
172,000
28,000
4,000
61,000
23,000
8,000
50,000
196,000
102,000
84,000
Royal Dutch deb 4s with
Ruhr Chemical
warr
1945
54«—-—-1941
M N
1937 MN
J
1955 J
J
J
1937
St Joseph Ry L H A P 1st 5s
St L Rky M 5c Pac 5s stmpd
1074 1064 107
1034 1034 1034 Sale
1004 Sale
1004 Sale
994 Sale
984 Sale
Sale
84
844
85
93
63
80
614
76
264
25
394
344
w*
33
20
194
45
96
86
894
904
304
1054
70
37
139
Sale
53
424
1114 112
IV
94
33
46
z44
II64
111
110
73
94
IV
73
70
454
70
704
974
J
J
354
264
39
39
36
29
39
50
36
Guar sinking fund 64s B
Stamped
Sharon Steel Hoop s f 54s A
Shell Pipe Line
s
Shell Union Oil
f deb 5s
s
1946
A
O
30
......
...
f deb 5s
1948
1952
694
1004
Sale
784
100
Sale
1947 MN
Shlnyetsu El Pow 1st 64s.
1952 J
D
1935 J
J
63
M S
36
wsrrants
s
f g 7s
Debenture s f 64s
..1951
Sierra 5c San Fran Power 1st 5s.. 1949 F
A
F
A
F
79
58
A
Sllesla-Elec Corp gold 64s
1946
Slleslan Am Corp coll tr g 7s
1941
Sinclair Cons Oil 7s series A
1937 M
1st lien coll 64s series
B
j
1938
1939 M
376,000 Stand OH (N Y) deb 4 4«
S
D
8
j
J
1034
604
F
A
104
F
A
1024
I
D
96
D
31
12
31
1034
1014
1951
994
%l
P
For footnotes, see page 33.
60
54 4
934
38
214
854
97
Sale
Sale
954
934
e504
704
69
"964
954
384
36
42
37
38
36
40
38
67 4
674
694
1014 Sale
1004
1004 1014 994
994
1004 Sale
82
804
524 a424
Sale
794
a424
404 z36
96
97
102
1034
964
30
27
26
294
-44" 45
584
464
434
1034
1034 104
1034 Sale
Sale
104
103 4 Sale
1034
95
954
964
954
954
1084 Sale
1074 Sale 1064
83
80
82
794
824
1084 Sale
1084
1094 110
1054
1054 Sale
1064 Sale
Sale
104
1034
1034 Sale
Sale
15
144
144
42
Sale
Sale
364
43
42
37
414
394
1104 112
1114
1124
1114 1104
1114
784
38
38
IV
dt Chem—
Conv deb 6s aerie* B
..1944
8,000
J D
229,000 Tenn Elec Power 1st 6s series A. .1947
1944 A O
396,000 Texas Corp conv deb 5s
J
1960 J
94,000 Third Ave 1st ref 4s
A O
*
Adjustment income 5s
Jan I960
369,000
Third Ave RR 1st gold 5s
...1937 J J
7,000
MN
94,000 Tobacco Prod Corp deb 64*——2022
80
i
Tenn Coal Iron 5t RR gen 5s.....1951
Tenn Copper
it*
1004
984
J
1951
39,000 *{Stevens Hotel 1st 6s series A..1945
1942 J
433,000 *{Studebaker Corp 6% g notes
Certificates of deposit
27,000
4,000 Syracuse Lighting Co 1st g 5s
394
35
86
Siemens 5c Halske sec
with
42
M N
O
5s
39
75
73
"99"
F
1949 A
Deb
27
81
82
103
534
284
994
1064
Sale
Jan.
21
64
39
Sept
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
6
20
15
25
19
1
7
10
12
4
4
4
15
15
19
6
12
19
314 Sept.27
103
Sept.24
924 Sept. 5
1034 Sept. 7
974 Sept.28
105
Sept. 1
33
Sept.26
284 Sept.19
414 Sept.22
414 Sept.20
«414 Sept.20
42
Sept.19
294 Sept.10
294 Sept. 10
63.
Sept.20
107
Sept. 1
1034 Sept. 12
1074 Sept. 6
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
69
Jan.
70
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
13
15
11
18
15
7
17
14
8
17
12
1
4
5
82
Sept. 27
414 Sept.28
28 1024 Sept.
6
27
19
Sept.27
6
46
4 104
Sept.26
Sept. 5
6
4
Sept.25
Sept.13
Sept. 5
Sept. 4
Sept. 1
Sept.29
Sept.22
Sept.22
Sept. 5
Sept. 6
12 1044 Sept.
15
964 Sept.
17 1094
5
83
18 1104
17 1064
26 104
18
154
464
19
45
5
21
5
574 Feb.
954 Mar. 12
6
574 Feb.
324 Jan.
37
July-
63
Feb.
5
100
Jan.
7
664 Feb.
1084 June 15
1084 July 10
93
Jan.
105
40
Sept.
1004 Jan.
87
June 19
6
1004 Aug.
994 Aug. 11
964 Apr. 20
904 Jan.
Jan.
784 Jan.
37
Apr.
41
Mar.
184 Jan.
964 Jan.
Mar. 12
1034 July
17
3
20
76
Jan.
954 July
85
Jan.
74
Jan.
2 1044 Aug.
1
2
984 Aug. 29
80
Jan.
8 105
July
9
73
Jan.
23
264 Sept. 7
264 Sept. 10
394 Sept. 12
39
Aug. 31
39
Sept. 4
38
Sept. 4
8
214 Jan.
20
Jan.
544 Jan.
99} Jan.
86
Jan.
94
Jan.
3
2
564 Mar.
6
Mar.
8
Mar.
6
14
IV
71
71
36
&
63
Feb.
Mar.
6
Apr. 10
Apr. 20
Sept. 20
9 1084 June 30
17 1034 Aug.
9 1074 Sept.
3
6
2 142 4 Mar. 20
1024 Jan.
Mar. 10
44
Sept. 18
Apr.
2
112
Sept. 8 1054 Feb. 27
72
Jan.
8
Apr. 30
Sept.21
934
3
May 2
374 Jan.
504 Sept.15
6
82
Apr. 27
454 Jan.
73
Sept.27
Apr. 30
454 Jan. 23 80
72
Sept.24
71
Jan.
? 1004 July 17
984 Sept. 11
Feb.
41
6
3
354 Apr.
384 Sept. 7
45
30
Jan. 23
May
8
38
Sept. 12
41
1
32
Feb.
May
9
38
Sept.14
41
30
Jan. 24
May
7
38
Sept. 8
76
38
Jan. 10
Apr. 26
704 Sept.13
8 103
July 12
894 Jan.
1014 Sept.25
3 101
Sept.28
101
894 Jan.
Sept.28
9 1004 Sept.25
894 Jan.
1004 Sept.25
29 a444 Sept. 27
11
Feb.
894 July 23
Jan.
1 1404 Sept. 13
46
18
Sept.11
10
June 28
2
1014 J an.
88
May 10
95
Apr. 18
Jan.
39
78
7
11
31
12
102
June
ilH
69
31
554 Feb. 21
July 11
109
Apr.
5
Jan.
894 Jan.
105
July
July
July
May
July
1034 June 20
WA July
11
1084 Sept. 12
1044 Sept. 6
Jan.
21 1124
25 1114
1IV
IV
Sept.27
644 Jan. 22 82
81
Jan. 25
63
9
July
69
Feb.
1
Aug. 31
9 104 4 July 26
864 Jan.
26
Sept. 19 684 Feb. 15
6
584 June 14
374 Jan.
2 1044 Jan. 20
1024 Jan.
101
Jan.
6 1054 June
8
2
844 Jan.
974 July 14
1054 Jan. 22 1104 Aug. 22
86
4
Apr. 25
634 Jan.
1054 Jan. 11 1104 July 17
Feb.
5
i044 Jan. 23 107
2 1044 Apr. 18
100
Jan.
14
Aug. 27 284 Apr. 30
Feb. 19
2
354 Jan.
36
34
Jan.
1034 Jan.
104
Jan.
Sale
Sept.
Sept.
654 Jan.
57
Jan.
Sale
Sept.
964 Jan.
Sept.
41
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
86
84 4 100
814 Sept. 10 844
1
904
82
Sept.
894 Sale
1024 Sept. 12 103 4
1034 Sale
51 •
50
534
Sept. 17
524
544
Sale
27
Sept. 17
294
284 Sale
994 Sept. 8 100
100
994 100
106
Sale
105
Sept. 17 107
107
84
1124
Jan.
100
6
Apr. 25
994 July 14
Jan.
634
1014
934
504
83
12
17
77
634 Sept.
79
28
28
23
29 1014 Sept. 11
944 Apr. 27 100
86
Jan. 26
994
864 Feb.
3 994
85
Jan. 24
994
854 Jan.
2 1034
874 Sept. 24
17 1084 Sept.12
18 104 4 Sept. 6
18
-
1404 139
504
94
1004 Jan.
1014 Sept. 14 1014 Sept.14
Sept. 27
85
Sept. 27 85
79
Sept. 5
Sept. 26 81
Sept.26
79
Sept. 26 79
41
Sept. 27 474 Sept. 6
Sept. 1
884 Sept. 28 91
354 Sept. 21 404 Sept. 1
414 Sept. 15 474 Sept.26
Sept. 5
40
Sept. 8 45
107
Sept. 1 1074 Sept. 6
1064 Sept. 24 1074 Sept. 5
Sept. 4
101
Sept. 17 104
1004 Sept. 14 1004 Sept.21
974 Sept. 18 994 Sept. 1
81
Sept. 5 854 Sept. 13
135
45
Stamped
Sept. 11
974 Sept. 7
68
29
18 1104 Sept.24
20
984 Sept.
IF
J
1946
15
1024 1034 1024 1024 1024 Sept
Sale
90
91
Sept.
924 Sale
Sale
103
1024 Sale 1014 Sept.
924 Sept.
934 Sale
964 Sale
1024 Sept.
1024 Sale
1034 104
31
34
31
264 Sept.
Sale
27 4
26
264 Sept.
39
464
414 394 Sept.
41
Sept.
414
414 39
40 4 a404 Sale
39
Sept.
Sale
38
39
40
Sale
Sept.
26
35
27
Sept.
284 Sale
Sale
29
30
264 Sept.
284
65
624 Sept.
624
634
1064 1074 1064 l08" 1064 Sept.
1024 Sept.
102^
1034
Sale
106
107
Sept.
1064 Sale
J
Schulco Co guar 64s....
25
614 Sept.
Jan.
614 Sept.
94 Jan. 16 22 4 Mar.
14
Sept. 26 354 Apr.
1034 Jan.
8 1114 July
June
85
Jan.
3 100
294 Jan.
35
31
I
1937
...
Sept
Sept
Sept
Sept
Sept
Sept
Sept
Sept
37
36
15
San Antonio Public Serv 1st 6s A.1952 J
St Paul City Ry Cable 5s
Guaranteed 5s
Skelly Oil deb s f 5 4s
1941
107,000 South Bel) T tc T 1st a f 5s
44,000 Southern Colorado Power 1st g 6s *47
.1954
99,000 Southw Bell Telep 1st ft ref 5s
Dec 15 1946
417,000 Stand OH (N J) deb g 5s
14,000
O
1948 A O
6s..
St Joseph Lead deb
A
35
954 Sept. 7 z954 Sept. 7
Sept. 27
954 Sept. 18 98
Sept. 1
1004 Sept. 18 102
Sept.28
Sale
44
514 Sept.28
50
Sept 17
Sale
101
1004 Sept 13 1014 Sept. 7
5 1084 Sept.18
1074 1084 1064 Sept
62
894
824
45
1014 Sept. 11 1014 Sept. 11
98
994 Sept. 20
Sept. 11
Sale
Sale
46*
614 Sept. 28
614 Sept.28
15
Sept.10
14
194 Sept.29
Sept. 26
111
Sept.13
1104 Sept.
96
Sept. 20 994 Spet. 6
464 Sept. 12
454 Sept. 12
134 Sept. 22
Sale
1014
80
107
49,000
154,000
•
194 Sale
1114
98
Sale
1014
1014
80
.
15
14
-----
Sale
80
fV
604 Sale
604 Sale
Jan.
254 Jan
Jan.
1014 Jan.
Feb. 19
2
67
16 1134 June 14
2 112
Aug.
1
9
4
884 May 23
904 Sept. 26
2 1034 July
9
3
554 Aug. 10
23
314 Apr. 25
3 101
July
3 1074 July
11
19
Sales in
Sept. 1.
N. T. STOCK EXCHANGE.
Value
Sept.291934
Bid.
%
70 %
39,000
Toho Elec Power (Ltd) 7s aer A—If 55
Tokyo Eloctrlc Light (Ltd)
1st Mil) Serlea
226,000
..June 151551
6,000 Trenton Gas k Bloc lat 5a
....IW
26,000 Truas-Traei Coal con* iHa
..1541
102,000 Trumbull Steel lat a I
♦Twenty-third St Ry Imp Ac ref BiWM
45",666 Tyrol Hydro-Elec Power 7Ha....ltB<
Guar aec a f 7a
..1952
23,000
45,000 Ujigawa Elec Power secured 7s.. 1945
59,000 Union El Lt & Pow (Mo; g 5a
1957
25,000 Union Elec L Ac P (Hi) lat 5Ha... 1954
6,000 ♦Union Eler Ry Chic lat 5a
1945
47,000 Union Oil Cal 39-yr 4a aer A May 1942
Deb 5a with warrant
86,000
.Apr 1945
13,000 United Blacult (Amor) deb 4a
1942
138,000 United Drug Co (Del) 5a........1953
6,000 ♦{United Rye St L lat A 4a
..1934
416,000 U 8 Rubber lat Ac ref 5a aerlea A..1947
I
D
M
MN
35
MR
67%
I
25
A
M
S
A
J
99 %
10 %
A O
F
i
A
105
D
UN
97
M
53
8
J
J
15%
J
Utah Power Ac Light lat 5a
56
Utlca Elec Lt Ac Pr lat a f g
J
1957
Sugar 7s ctfs
..1942
Victor Puel 1st a f 5a............ 195?
Va Elec & Pow cony 5%t
.....194
I
5s serlea B_.
........1954
50%
52%
Secured
cony
...1944
5%s
Va Iron Coal Ac Coke lat g 5a
aer
1949
112
A (with war) '35
8
A O
M S
Qulnlan conv deb 6s
..1939
J D
Warner Sugar Ref 1st 7s
...194!
M 8
Warien Bros Co deb 4s..........1941
J
J
Wash Wat Pow 1st ref 5s .......1939
J D
Westchester Light gold 5a.......195#
Warner
West Penn Pow 1st 5a serlea A...1946
1943
lat 5a series E
1st 5« series O.
.........1956
.
1st mtge g 4s series H
....1961
Western Electric deb 5s.........1944
Western Union coll tr 5a........1938
Fund At real est 4Ha
15-year 4 Ha
Gold 5s
gold.....195#
gold...........
1936
II
If
J
S|M
Westphalia Un Bl Pow 4s
...1953
107
50
12%
12%
18%
28%
12%
27%
104
36 %
98%
103%
101%
101%
D
101
J
J
103
A
O
J
J
91%
83%
UN
F
A
&
92
J
D
71%
J
J
J
J
72
21^
70
Wheeling Steel Corp 1st 8%s A—1948
A O
1st and ref 4Ha series B...
..1953
...
J
60
il5""
105i
10;
111%
_
,
105
80%
21
82%
54
Sept. 11
27
35
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept,
Sept.
41
83
6
5% Sept. 15
105% Sept. 20 107
82% Sept. 18 85
83
Sept. 18 85
Sept. 11
Sept. 4
Sept. 1
Sept. 4
112
20
35i
60
64%
109
115" 112%
25
38% Sale
40%
53
Sale
30
35
61
28
50%
30
,
29 ^ "32"
32
27%
25%
105% 106% 106% 106% 106
Sale
40
Sale
15
106% 105%
105
106%
113
114% 112%
113% 120
108 % 109 % 108% 108% 108
111%
112% Sale 112% Sale
110% 108
108% 108% 109
103% 106% 103
103" Sale 102% Sale 102%
100 % Sale
97% Sale
97%
75
81
78% Sale
78%
Sale
101
100% 100% 100
79
82% Sale
81% Sale
Sale
78
81
86% Sale
35
39
37
35
31%
91
95
96% 93% Sale
ltt
83
Sale
81
Sale
12%
50
70
50
63
50
1%
Sept.
Sept,
Sept,
Sept,
Sept.
Sept,
Sept,
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept
77
Sept
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
payable at the exchange
the £ sterling.
Companies reported in receivership.
Negotiability impaired by maturity,
sales, in which no account is taken in
computing the range, are given below:
Internat. Gt. Nor, 5s C 1956, Sept. 27 at 32.
Montana Central 5s 1937. Sept. 24 at 102.
Rhine-Westphalia 6s 1953, Sept. 28 at 44%.
St. L. Rocky Mt. & Pac. 5s, Sept. 28 at 46.
1
*
Cash
Jan.
Jan.
73% Jan.
96% Jan.
102
Jan.
3
May 8
1
Apr. 18
2 107% Aug.
7
20
May 17
3
Uy*
76
2
87
10% Sept. 17
107% Jan.
94% Jan.
102% Jan.
60
17
68
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
37
36
32%
113
20
37%
65%
68
110
114
29%
26%
86
8
20
107%
103%
109
18
26
26
26
13
17
1
5
29
13
17
6
8
4
15
25
26
z
6%
7%
6
7%
106% Sale
85
Sale
84% Sale
l$l*
24
4 115
2
12
8
106%
114%
109%
112%
108%
104
103
101
79
102
84%
86%
41
6%
85% Apr. 13
Sept. 17
Apr. 21
si*
Apr. 16
26
Jan.
22
Jan.
22
27
23
107
25 98
Sept. 10 66%
Sept. 11 66%
Sept. 12 67
2 120
Jan.
6 33
Jan.
13
Jan, 24.
Apr. 16
Apr. 25
6
73% Feb.
35% Sept. 21
5
57% Jan.
75%
81
9
60% Jan.
109
Sept. 5 110
102
Jan. 12 115%
8 41%
22% Jan.
6
38%
18% Jan.
Jan.
4
3% Jan.
4
8*
18% May
4
20
62
96
Aprf 26
Apr.
Sept.
Aug.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Feb. 13
Sept. 25
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
48% Apr.
108% May
Sept. 4 at 95% and
Sept. 28 at 97%.
Bergen 5s 1960, Sept. 12 at 75%.
Cent. Pac. Short Line 4s 1954, Sept. 28 at 88.
„
20
19
19
21
21
13
19
23
18
63
Apr.
106% July
114% June 26
110% June 27
113% July 18
109% July 23
104
Sept. 21
104
Apr. 21
102% Aug. 14
90% Apr. 10
102% Apr. 20
95% Apr. 26
Apr* 27
Mar. 10
97
May
5
87% Apr. 21
58
May 31
69
May
1
57
Aug. 24
si8
Jan.
26
14% Feb. 23
Feb. 21
5 14
97% Jan. 12 108% July 31
74% Jan*
5 89% Feb. 19
5
74% Jan.
5 89% Feb.
4% Jan.
German Electric 6s 1948, Sept. 7 at 31%.
Italian Credit 7s 1937. Sept. 10 at 97%.
Louisv & Jeff Bridge 4s 1945, Sept. 8 at
given below:
Adriatic Elec. 7s 1952,
19
13
9
26
24
23
Jan.
37
50
67
40
7
Deferred delivery sales, in which no account is
taken in computing the range for the year,
9
13 108% Aug. 11
25)1 101% June 28 104% July 19
July 12
6 107
Sept. 12 110
4
52% Sept. 28 65% Mar. 19
8
6%
7
106% Sale
83% Sale
83% Sale
Feb.
July 30
90% Jan.
Sept.
62
Sept.
30
Sept.
30% Sept.
106% Sept.
45
June
4 104% July
7
15 107% June 16
50
are
interest
48
45
63
50
3%
95%
63%
63%
ate of $4.8665 to
"
70
50
12%
J
ange.
Jan.
Jan.
83% Jan.
28
28
14
26
24
Sept. 1
Sept. 20
Sept. 14
Sept. 4
Sept. 11
Sept. 13
Sept. 21
Sept. 1
Sept. 6
Sept. 14
Sept. 7
Sept. 1
Sept. 1
Sept. 13
Sept. 4
Sept. 1
67% Sale
109%
114
102
37
95% July 31
78% Sept. 26
2 113
Aug.
1
6 65
Sept. 10
16 100% Aug. 31
Sept. 18
42
Sale
38%
63%
63
25
20
30
98
26
113
20
12%
26
27
23
Sale
28%
29% 26
Sale
26% Sale
23%
83%
83% 83
81% Sale
6
9
7%
23
20% 20
18%
106 % 107% 107%
106%
1Q2% 102% 101%
101% 102
107% Sale 107
108% 109
59
52%
54
59% 52
25
26
17
27
19
12
27
4
103
Sept. 27
106% Sept. 21
83% Sept. 4
21% Sept, 17
87% Sept. 1
70
.
100%
63% Jan. 26
75% Sept.
Sept.
85% Sept.
107
Sept.
107
Sept.
10
Sept.
114
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
65
84
105
2
80
Sept. 26
Sept.14
Sept. 10
Sept. 1
Jan.
Sale Print.
Sept. 26
30
Sale
30
112
45
{Wlckwire-Spen Steel Co 7s. Jan 1930
t Accrued
Sale
70
98
95
Sept. 1 78%
Sept. 22 113
Sept. 7 65
Sept. 28 100%
Sept,
Sept,
Sept,
Sept,
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
100%
34%
36%
33%
35%
J
MN
Ctfs dep Chase Nat Bank....
9,000
A O
92,000 Wilson Ac Co 1st a f 6s aerlea A...1941
A O
247,000 Toungstown Sheet Ac Tu 1st 5a A 197*
J
J
1st M 5a series B..............197#
178,000
Cash sale, not included in year's range.
Deferred delivery sale, not included in year's
27%
111
95
J
...194# UN
tWickwIre-Spencer Steel 1st 7s..1935
J
Ctfs dep Chase Nat Bank........
85% Sept. 12
,f°
101%
1951
MS
1960
Gold 5s
Sale Prices
26
95
J
Lowest.
Sale Prices
29
20H
S
II
W*
29
108
11
J
Without warrants..........
e
65
109
)
t
100%
26%
21%
37% Sale
62 %
61%
13
33
I
..........
Partlc a f deb 6s
a
111
98%
i
Vertlentes
White Sewing Mach deb 4s w W..1936
r
22
23
A
1st a f 4a series A ..............1945 A O
51", 066
M S
613,000 Warner Bros Pictures cons deb 4sl939
A O
Warner Co 1st m 4s...
.......1944
5,000
>
22
_—
Vanadium Corp (Am> cons 5s...194?
Without warrants............
28,000
17,000
41,000
36.000
18,000
14.000
196,000
78,000
28,000
122,000
113,000
87,000
57,000
59,000
147,000
23%
26%
r
Utilities Pow Ac Ltg deb g 5%s„„„„ *4'
Debenture 5s.
1959
9,000 Walworth Co 4 Ha
17,000
9,000
45,000
26
100
5a....l95f
Utlca G Ac Bl ref At ext 5a
95
A
...194*
Sale
74
72
65% 70
84% Sale
81%
106
106% 106% Sale
105 % 107% 105% 107M
15
10%
10%
Sale
114% 111% 112
102
102% 102% 102%
105% Sale 105% 106
Sale
82
84
83%
21%
20%
87% Sale" 85% Sale
O
J
"70"
63%
81%
43%
69 %
UN
1,000 United Steamahtp 15-yr 4a......1937
I
185,000 United Steel Wke g 4 Ha aer A...195I
I
39,000
434* aerlea C
.....1951
J
143,000
Sinking fund deb t%s aer A...1947
9,000 United Stl Wka(Burbach) a f g 7a 195) A
J
1,000 U alteraal Pipe At Red deb 4a
1934
A
195?
22,000 Unterelbe Power At Ltg 6a
A C
88,000 Utah Light Ac Tree let At ref 5a.. 1944
101,000
3,000
7,000
125,000
256,000
62,000
9,000
1,000
21,000
36,000
109,000
5,000
65
45%
P
......
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sept. 29.
Ask
Ask, Bid
90
93% Sale
Highest.
Lowest.
74% Sale
72%
72% Sale
111
111% 112
110% 113
63
62
61%
97
"98% 97%
100% 101
28%
28%
57%
1015*
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
Low from
July 1 1933
BONDS
September.
33
n. y. stock exchange-bonds
oct., 1934 ]
99%.
Norwegian Hydro-El. 5%s 1957, Sept. 7 at 76%.
Paris-Orleans 5%s 1968, Sept. 14 at 156.
Penn Co. 3%s ser. D 1944, Sept. 11 at 96%.
Ruhr Chemical 6s 1948, Sept. 21 at 43%.
Sept. 12 at 35%.
Cologne 6%s 1950, Sept. 17 at 22%.
Siemens & Halske 6%s 1951,
Cuba 5s 1944. Sept. 4 at 96%.
Cuba 4%s 1949, Sept. 1 at 79%.
Dominican Rep. 5%s 1942, Sept.
West N. Y. & Penn. 5s 1937, Sept. 7 at 106.
Winston-Salem 4s 1960, Sept. 17 at 97%.
„
27 at 65%.
Finland 6%s 1956, Sept. 17 at 99.
French 7s 1949, Sept. 4 at 187%.
v
,
,
,
York Stock
New
STOCK PRICES DURING
Stock Sales
1934
September
Jan. 1 to Sept. 30
la
ascor
lots except
Shares_
lance with
a
a
Jan. 1 to
'GQREQATE SALES.
September.
Shares.
20
30 Albany & Susquehanna. 100
30 Allegh & West Ry 0% gtd.100
4,000
11,800
46,300
5,000
1,200
1,028.700
50,300
Preferred
185,900 Atlan Coast Line RR
1,800
3,800
1,400
200
41,200
300
400
2,900
1,600
69,665
89,900
111
June 30
36
Mar. 29
..100
65
Sale
45
65
100
2
100
4
~2
3%
100
4
6%
Sale
100
8
100
2
101
3%
IOC
2
2%
660 Chi St P M Ac O 7% Pref_10©
Common
.100
40
10
100
400
20,100
2,300
1,100
53",600
300
500
1,100
400
34,800
400
180
430
59,700
20
"3",700
300
8,300
6,100
625
51,800
100
'"loo
~2,500
100
100
300
29,900
14,600
1,700
4,000
229,400 Delaware At Hudson
100
857,400 Del Lack At Western
50
87,900 Denver Rio Gr At Wes pref 100
50 Detroit At Mackinac Ry...l00
720
Preferred
ioo
7,800 Dulutb South Sh At Atl..l00
Preferred
7,200
............100
Brte
234,800
ioo
First preferred
94,600
100
Second preferred
100
27,900
110 Erie Ac Pittsburgh
50
889,800 Great Northern pref
...100
Mobile At Northern. .100
23,000
Preferred
26,300
100
Special
.
157,400
3,840
30
a
15
4%
12% Sale
16
11%
13
55
14%
6%
21
14
Sale
7%
18
%
9%
if*
13%
16% Sale
25
25
31
46%
54
59
12
10%
13% Sale
16
11%
2
5%
5%
5
2
3
2
6%
130
6%
175
8%
14%
44
1%
2%
4%
13%
ioo
2
.....
9
1%
2%
% Sale
1
1%
1%
2
3%
4
6% Sale
15%
16
2% Sale
4
4%
Xk
{Missouri Pacific
100
Convertible preferred.! 100
4%
5
3.^
30
Sale
1%
2%
2
Leased line............ 100
Mo Kan-Texas
•
3%
55%
57
21
22%
72
i*
11
19
14%
A..... 100
4
2 %
26%
Sale
13%
22
Harlem......
50
101
113% 117
pref
50
112
120
<
June 23
Feb.
3
Feb.
Feb.
17
16
90% July
26
Feb.
1
19
7
8
Sale
13
5
il20H
ll"
a*
33
15
Sept. 26
Cash sales,
26
26
16
Sale
Sale
Sale
21
22
%
J*
7
%
10
% Jan.
Sept.
9h Sept.
14% Sept.
5
5% Sept. 15
10
Sept. 27
Sept. 15
Sept. 14
Sept. 5
Sept. 5
Sept. 7
9
13% Sept. 17
Sept.10
Sept. 20
7% Sept. 19
12% Sept. 7
25
53
2% Sept. 8
2% Sept. 20
Sept.13
6% Sept.
14
Sept.
10
Sept.
37% Sept.
11
24
14
18
27% Sept.
23% Sept.
% Sept. 26
Ex-rights.
2
19
25
4
13
28
5
112
Sept.
17
14
17
17
Sept. 25
6
6
Feb.
15
6% Apr.
7
11
49
Mar. 12
76%
44%
40%
33%
7
18%
1 %
2%
24%
28%
23
32%
16%
35%
1%
8%
12%
26%
Jan.
2
2
Feb.
14
20
Jan.
10% July
% Sept.
3% July
4% Jan.
5% Sept. 27
%
1
14
15
7
5
6
12
20
11
26
4
21
1
1%
2%
4%
13%
Jan.
July
July
6
Apr. 26
Apr. 21
May
1
Feb.
5
Feb. 20
Feb. 21
Jan. 23
Apr. 19
Jan.
7
24
Feb.
5
Feb.
Apr. 26
May
2
Feb.
6
Sept. 10
Aug. 27
Apr. 18
\Dr. 18
"52%
"
vpr.
L7
Feb.
14
Apr. 21
Apr. 21
Feb.
5
Apr. 20
Sept. 10
Sept. 10
Mar. 17
Apr. 24
Apr. 21
Apr. 24
Mar. 28
Feb.
6
Mar. 10
Feb.
5
Sept.
Feb.
6
Feb.
5
Feb.
7
July
3% July
58
Feb.
June 20
Apr. 20
Apr. 20
Feb.
5
Jan.
Sept.
July
2
Jan.
21
Aug.
% Jan.
1
May
6
July
18% Aug.
1% May
9
July
16
Sept.
23%Setp.27
In
7
Feb.
Feb.
8
25
Sept. 10
29% Sept. 10
% Sept. 12
_
5
16
26
25
28
35
.
Feb.
6% Feb.
60
6% July 26
11% Aug.
7
9% July 26
37 % Sept. 18
Sept. 28
Sept. 27
Sept. 18
Sept.
1
28
25
8% Sept. 27
14% Sept. 20
12% Sept. 27
42% Sept. 27
.
Feb.
48 % July
2% Sept. 8
2% Sept. 20
12% Sept. 26
Sept. 15
Sept. 17
Sept. 18 115
Sept.27 120
{Companies reported
15
13% July 26
Sept. 11
5
7% Sept. 19
5% July 26
6% May 11
2
Aug.
6
2% Sept. 20
7% Jan. 15
18% Sept. 27
Sept. 10
54% Sept. 15
10% Sept. 26
15% Sept. 10
% Sept.
1
Sept.
2% Sept.
3% Sept.
7
Sept.
16% Sept.
3% Sept.
4% Sept.
62
Sept.
26
Sept.
% Sept.
1% Sept.
5
15
Jan.
1
19
25
Mar. 19
4% Aug.
6
9% July 26
25
5% Sept. 27
% Sept. 1
1
Sept. 14
2% Sept. 27
2% Sept. 17
5% Sept. 15.
13% Sept. 17
2% Sept. 15
3% Sept. 11
62
Sept. 11
22% Sept. 11
% Sept. 18
1
Sept. 27
Jan.
12
Sept. 7
Sept. 15
11
5
Feb.
12% July
5
July
July
% July
16% Sept. 27
6% Sept. 26
14% Sept. 24
6
Feb.
73% Feb.
1
33% Feb.
5
13% Mar. 28
%
%
13%
17%
11%
12% Sept. 17
5% Sept. 20
13
Sept. 20
8
13
Aug.
6
July 26
4% July 26
12" ""Sept." 12
Sept.15
Sept.14
Sept. 17
Sept. 17
Sept. 25
Apr. 24
15
%
%
9%
14%
11
12%
13%
16
21% Sale
113
113% 115
113
18
25
Feb.
7
26
23
35
14
Sept. 17
'Sept.
19
22% Sale
24
ifil
July 17
Apr. 30
Feb.
1
Feb.
9
30
Feb.
3
6% Feb.
5
10% Jan. 23
Apr. 20
Apr. 18
Jan.
24
Mar. 7
Apr.
4
Feb.
21
Feb.
9
Mar. 14
Apr. 24
Apr. 23
108
Jan.
112
Sept.
Sept.
1
Feb.
June
16
83
y
Jan.
1% Sept.
Jan.
70% Sept.
38
Jan.
18
Aug.
15
Aug.
14% Sept.
2% Jan.
3% Jan.
135
1*
110
26
26
5
70% Sept. 19
43% Sept. 8
23
Sept. 4
20
Sept. 5
14% Sept. 28
3% Sept. 17
5% Sept. 1
150
8
26
23
Sept. 26
41% Sept. 25
18% Sept. 27
6% Sept. 5
Sept. 14
;
11
25% Sale
1
%
3%
4%
5
7%
1
2%
%
1%
1
2%
2%
3%
6% Sale
15% Sale
2%
3
3%
4%
56%
68
„
July
July
4% July
8% July
2
July
3% July
2
July
6% Sept. 20
12% Sept. 6
3% Sept. 5
4% Sept. 6
3% Sept. 20
5
Sept. 5
1% Sept. 17
78%
c
92
Mar. 12
Apr. 24
June 19
48% June 16
2% July
3% July
3
5%
2
19
21%
9
Sept. 4
Sept. 26
Sept. 27
Sept. 6
4%
2%
3%
5%
50
17% Sale
28
24%
60
55%
8%
9%
14% Sale
12%
5
2%
1%
5%
18%
1%
..
13
23%
%
%
100
15
8%
13%
11%
11%
2
99
10
6
10%
115
2% Sept. 24
17
5
9
12
15% Sale
6
7%
12%
16
%
%
5
100
July
Jan.
Aug.
July
Jan.
68
98
11
H
18
68
6
Ex-dividend,
6%
11%
%
4
{Minneapolis At St Louis' 100
Minn St Paul At S S M
100
x
5
11
4%
9%
.....
53
39%
1%
1%
71
Sept. 26
Sept. 5
2
Sept. 13
2% Sept. 4
44% Aug. 27
97
July 21
8% Feb.
7
58% Apr. 26
19% Feb.
5
18%
56%
85
92%
Jan.
64
45
12" ""Sept." 12
Sale
5%
7%
3%
5%
19
27%
Optional sale,
3%
5%
17
14
non-cum
18
%
1%
13%
10%
series
17% Sept. 26
14% Sept. 28
3% Sept. 18
4% Sept. 26
21
4
Market Street Ry........ 100
Preferred
100
Prior preferred
101!
10%
20
19
%
%
12%
tManhat'n Ry Co. 7% gu. 100
Mod
100
5% guar...
Preferred
24
12
38
New York At
21
7
6
12
70 N Y Lackawanna Ac West. 100
•No par value,
35
18
47%
30
12%
...
20
39% Sale
Sale
43
70% Sept. 19
43% Sept. 8
50
2,841,300 New York Central........
Rights..
1,498,327
65,700 N. Y. Chicago Ac St Louis. 100
250
Sale
16%
47%
9%
34%
.
4,700
40
9
5
25
81
3
40
17
18
15
17
17
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
5
Sept.
1% Sept.
5
72%
13%
\
11% July
48% July
74
Apr.
46
1%
%
50
Preferred serlee A......
5%
9%
2%
3%
2%
18%
4%
Sale
5
*
Aug.
6
38
July 26
6% July 27
o
55
1©«
Preferred..............
14
26
17
14
20
4
Preferred
loo
10 Jollet Ac Chicago 7% gtd..l00
81,000 Kansas City Southern
100
Preferred
22,900
14
17
13
11
Sept.
4
Sept.
2% Sept.
2% Sept.
4% Sept.
16%
9%
3%
5%
%
Second preferred
2
14
2,935
4,315
267,100
6,720
2,250
4,500
2,980
41,700
9,400
3,600
6,900
297,300
166,940
77,000
178,400
V*
100
279,600 Lehigh Valley
105,100 Louisville At Nashville
Sale
6% Sale
11% Sale
2%
4%
3
3%
8
4%
6%
1%
100
Certificates............
2%
5%
4%
3%
23
3
2,170 Nash Chatt At St Louis... 100
25,910 Nat Rys of Mex 2nd pref.. 100
1st preferred
10,710
100
1,120 {New Or» Tex At Mexico
100
"V.ooo
6%
2%
4%
2%
3%
5%
43
2%
100
8
10
24
10
4
22
88
'77"
18
100
512,100 Illinois Central!
6% pref series A
100
9,100
Leased line stock
..100
1,940
RR sec stock ctfs ser A1000
4,340
186,600 {Interboro Rap Tran v t c 100
Certificates of deposit....*
1,800
*
3,460 Int Rys of Cent Amer
520
2
54
Sept.
40% Sept.
2
Sept.
2% Sept.
72
.
3,500 Havana Elec. Ry
Preferred
1,310
62,600 Hudson At Manhattan..
Preferred....
11,800
14% Sept. 25
51%. Sept. 26
35
...50
280 Morris At Essex........... .50
173", 600
1%
16
15
240
10
2,700
1,100
11
5
7,179 Colorado Ac Southern.... 100
1st preferred
6,880
100
2d preferred
1,500
100
Consolld RRof Cuba pref. 100
84,500
3,385 Cuba RR pref...
100
Sale
4%
4%
55
10
100
....
12
2%
3%
3%
46
60
31
20
13,500
34,300
2,100
11
3%
1%
30 Cine Sand & Clev 6% pref..50
350 Cleveland At Pittsburgh...50
12% Sept. 15
51% Sept. 26
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
1
90
4%
2%
3%
5%
810
2%
2%
1
2%
5%
5
Sale
Sale
...
43%
92%
5%
47%
70
61
100
38% Sept. 26
89% Sept. 26
4
Sept. 17
42% Sept. 26
7% Sept. 21
95
82
43
60
4
13
62
54
922,400 Chicago At North West
Preferred
101,000
102,200 {Chic Rock Isl At Pac
7% prefferred
43,400
6% preferred
35,300
525
-
44% Sale
2
2%
2%
3%
h
..100
30
9
53
29,800
7,300
3,300
2,100
1,400
1,000
7
14% Sale
48%
51%
37%
207,400 Chic Mil St Paul At Pacific
707,300
Preferred.
100
10
—
103
39% Sale
88%
92_
4
4%
41%
44%
9
.
5,400
26,800
250
5%
49%
7
2%
230
95
13% Sale
48%
53
73
84%
95
42
107% 109
Sale
9i8
60
70
90 {Chic Indlanap At Louis ptlOO
,
41%
109
41%
44
100
25%
13%
16%
39%
79%
31%
16% Sale
19%
18%
19
47%
10
60
16
26
5
14
16
5
6
5
100
.
Sept.14 >05
July
10
98% July
73% Feb.
Jan.
5
90
July
July 31
54% Feb.
July 26 34% Feb.
Sept. 11 37% Feb.
July 27 46% Feb.
25
71
41
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
6
27
27
27
28
Jan.
Jan.
78
Sale
40%
100
100
Preferred
196
Jan.
\sA
11%
25
Chicago Great Western..
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
28% Mar. 27
4
82 Mi Jan.
51%
Sale
6%
100
Common
Sept. 14
17 52%
14 79%
17 32%
17 16%
19%
11
14 40%
5 109
31
Sale
28% Sale
38
390 Canada Southern..
100
40 Carolina Clinch Ac Ohio ..100
110 C C C A St Louis pref
45
Sale Prices.
Aug. 11
50%
3%
25
705
Stamped
10,500 Central RR of N J
779.200 Chesapeake Ac Ohio..
8,200 {Chic & East 111 RR
34,200
6% preferred
Sept. 14 196
82
Sale
Highest.
Sale Prices
45%
70%
24%
13%
16%
35%
95%
93
50
.............
1,800
32,900
Prim
25%
69%
100
719,600 Bklyn-Manhattan Transit ..♦
So preferred series A......*
25,300
24,700 Brooklyn fc Queens Transit
Preferred
»
10,300
9,600 Boston Ac Maine.........100
10
1,
27
100
Pacific
Lowest.
Highest.
Rale
Prices
91
44%
5334
24 %
13 %
16%
29%
Preferred
105,800
100
66,600 Bangor & Aroostook......50
Preferred
100
2,240
1,139,800 Canadian
Sale
196
193
82
100
Baltimore A Ohio
Ask
Bid.
Ask
196
170
100
90 Beech Creek RR
38", 500
Bid.
Lowest.
Sept. 29.
Sept. 1.
Sept.291934
Atchison Top fc S Fe_.
RANGE SINCE JAN.
to
Par
1,024,262
the only transactions of the month, and when selling outside of th«
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
Low from
July 1 1933
Shares.
Prices are on basis of 100-share
No account Is taken of such sales In computing the range for the year.
footnote In the month In which they occur.
STOCKS
quoted dollars per share.
way.
N. T. STOCK KXCHANQB
Since
Jan. 1.
8M06
160
a
$231,353,400
2,543,605,400
$285,009,000
-2,925,030,700
Sept. 30
NOTICE.—Cash and deferred delivery sales are disregarded In the month's range, unless they are
regular monthly range are shown in
1933
1934
September-
43,333,974
546,921,118
small
s
SEPTEMBER 1934.
rule of the Stock Exchange, effective Oct. 3 1915, all stocks are now
In the case of stocks which sell only In
In
RECORD
Bond Sales
1933
12,635,870
263,717,240
——
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY
RANGE OF
=======
'
>
receivership.
Feb.
1
OCT., 1934.]
N. Y. STOCK
aggregate sales
STOCKS
Sept.291934
Shares.
31,700
8,900
1,000
1,800
400
1,000
190
701,800 NYNH4 Hartford
l$ft
171,500
Convertible preferred.. 100
72.300 N Y Ontario & Western..100
12,200 N YRya pf
•
27,600 tNorfolk Southern...—.100
27,300 Norfolk 8c Western....... 100
Preferred
4,590
.........100
270
54,700
1,165.800 Pennsylvania............-50
160
230
400
300
""loo
240
100
7,000
19,400
15,400
11,690
11,750
14,639
9,700
Peoria 8c Eastern........100
Pere
Marquette.....!....100
Prior
preferred.........100
.—100
Preferred
Phila Rapid Transit
Co....50
7% preferred............50
9
14
'
4^s
1
95%
14%
2
3 %
2
2 0%
2
12
14%
12
2
3
100
Pitts Ft Wayne ft Chicago. 100
360
Preferred
100
250 Plttsb McKeesp 6c Yough ..50
141%
46%
Virginia..100
West
Pitts C C 5c St Louis
40 Pitts Youngs 8c Ash pf 7%
500
800
300
100
Reading Company........50
First preferred-l........50
Second preferred
....50
Rensselaer 8c Saratoga... 100
Rutland RR. pref
.....100
29,000
5,000
11,700
30
5,000
1,500
2,500
20
82,600 |St Louis-San Francisco. 100
Preferred
100
81.700
t Louis Southwest......100
3,050
430
29",600
4,600
107,000
55,700
:
9,700
300
600
6,900
900
910
20,000
5,000
224,200 tSeaboard Air Line........*
28.800
500
400
10,500
300
2,600
9,700
.........100
Preferred
Southern Pacific Co......100
1,904,600
995,900 Southern Railway
100
Preferred......
100
246,200
5,600
Mobile 8c Ohio certifs..100
100
28,200 Texas 8c Pacific
37,500 Third ATenue
.100
44,130 Twin City Rapid Transit—»
Preferred.
....100
15,230
nlon Pacific...
...100
194,300
Preferred..
100
38,600
60 Vlcks Shreve 6cf*ac Ry Co. 100
...
20
2,400
100
Preferred
5% preferred...........100
41,300 tW abash
10b
86,200
Preferred A............100
1,600
Preferred B..
.......100
408.000 Western Maryland.__—..100
32,400
Second preferred...... 100
100
103,400 Western Pacific
372.920
Preferred
..100
630 Wheeling & Lake Erie
100
50
—......100
Preferred...
32,200
40
4,100
8,500
400
'
6,400
14,500
3,300
211,100
300
28,100
3,900
2,900
1,600
400
18,000
500
15,600
2,300
5,500
300
14,100
2,200 Abraham 8c Straus.........*
3,200
Preferred..............100
482,700 Adams Express
*
1,180
Preferred......
....100
*
299,700 Adams Millls...........
86,092 Addressograph Multigraph 10
35,600 Advance Rumelj-..........*
81,300 Affiliated Products.........*
151,200 Air Reduction Inc..—._...*
44,600 Air-Way Elec Appll Corp
*
......
1,595,200
AlasKa
650
7,800
2,300
227,100
41,100
370
80
27,400
Min.10
4,900 Alleghany Steel
.......*
*
227,400 Allied Chem 8c Dye....
Preferred....
.......100
8,300
*
440,100 Allis Chalmers Mfg
34,100 Mpha Portland Cement....*
1
51,300 Amalgamated Leather
Preferred
50
11,600
..*
195,200 Amerada Corp
Amer Agric Chem (Conn)..*
183.000
191.300
6,660
66,300
3,810
625,000
14,550
5,700
Gold
11,700 A P W Paper Co
•
726,800 Allegheny Corp............*
Pref series A $30 warr'ts .100
196,000
Pref series A $30 ex-war .100
42,600
Pref series A $40 warr'ts 100
40,700
""3O6
7,000
7,800
Juneau
Preferred
*
Amer Agric
Chemical (Del).*
10
American Bank Note..
50
Preferred
Am Brake S 5c F
.......
260",300
b Amer
220
26,540
94,000
9,200
Rights..
Crystal Sugar Co.. 10
7% Preferred.
100
Amer Encaustic Tiling
3,600
2,900
2,100
1,000
1,600
2,200
5,600
4,200
2,100
11,600
5,900
50
8,100
1,400
8,300
12,000
700
15,000
200
300
*
Securities.
*
Express Co
...100
Am 8c Foreign Power
....*
Preferred
71,000
Preferred (6)
50,800
2d pref A
56,300
83,600 Am Hawaiian Steamship
39,800 Amer Hide 8c Leather
»
*
.10
..*
...100
Preferred
43,200
57,400
1
Amer Home Products
*
159,700 American Ice
Preferred
100
17,200
*
318,700 Amer Internet Corp.
51.200 Am La France 8c Foamite...*
Preferred
100
3,880
*
146,400 Amer Locomotive
Preferred
..100
36,300
—*
134,200 Am Mach 8c Foundry
185,900 Amer Machine Ac Metals....
Voting trust ctfs.........*
29,900
*
453,300 American Metal
4,600
0% Conv preferred.....100
18,530 American News Co........
No par value.
2
....
.....
.....
...
*
Ex-dividend,
4%
3
2%
23% Sale
2%
3%
li* 22%
22
30%
16% 36
2%
2%
5%
6%
4
%
4%
2
27
20
5
90
98
77%
38%
40%
35%
§*
Jan.
187
Jan.
100
June
14
Mar.
88
28
July
6
Jan.
6
Jan.
6
Jan.
1
Sept.
Sept.
Aug.
36%
6%
11%
6%
37%
10
26
Sale
%
44
42
37
6% Sept. 21
Aug.
Sept.
17
2%
10
3%
2%
9
10
37% Sept. 12
38% Sept. 12
37
Sept. 8
38% Sept. 10
41% Sept. 28
37
Sept. 8
30
30
108
109
2%
2%
14%
17%
Sale
1%
Sale
1% Sept. 18
2% Sept. 10
12% Sept. 25
2
Sept. 6
2% Sept. 26
13% Sept. 19
1
Sept. 6
1% Sept.27
19% Sept. 27
6
il* Sept. 27
22
Sept.
33
Sept. 22
18% Sept. 27
7% Sept. 10
5% Sept. 13
24% Sept. 1
102% Sept. 26
78% Sept. 10
% Sept.
1
Sept.
15% Sept.
13% Sept.
17
Sept.
32
Sept.
15
Sept.
5% Sept.
4% Sept.
19
Sept.
92% Sept.
73% Sept.
3%
3%
Sale
13
2% Sept. 18
Sept.14
2% Sept. 1
8
Sept.14
9% Sept. 17
3% Sept. 24
7
Sept.14
3
2% Sept. 10
4
1
Sept.
Sept. 20
Sept. 6
Sept. 14
Sept. 4
Sept. 6
3%
10%
10%
4%
9%
1%
16%
3%
a
Optional sale,
4
5%
97
1%
18%
4%
2
5%
4%
4%
7
6%
6%
July
July
July
Sept.
Sept.
14% Aug.
11% Aug.
14
July
32
Sept.
13% July
4
July
6
41% Apr.
47% Apr.
43% Feb.
8% Jan.
8% Apr.
39
Apr.
133% Apr.
89
July
80
Feb.
80
4%
8%
6%
17%
Jan.
Feb.
20
23
Feb.
20
Jan.
July
9% Sept.
35
Jan.
89
Jan.
6
July
20
18
130
15
126
Sale
115%
126% 130
13% Sale
13%
15
3%
3H
26%
3391
47% 47%
126
Sale
126
13% Sale
12% Sale
12
44%
38K Sale
13%
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
5 109
12
Sept.
7% Sept. 26
83
Sept. 10
27% Sept. 28
8% Sept.26
4% Sept. 26
5% Sept.
Sept. 26
Sept. 27
20% Sept.29
4% Sept.13
2% Sept.
8
Sept. 26
7% Sept. 25
7% Sept. 25
20
18
17
10
17
14
11
25
11
19
14
20
18
15
8
_
4
24
43
22%
Sale
10%
2%
26%
17 133% Sept.
28 130
14
13%
13
17
13%
4%
14
18
27%
47%
16
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept. 25
Sept. 11
Sept.
29
Apr.
36
June 27
Apr.
July
11% Feb.
84
July
34% Apr.
11% Feb.
7% Feb.
9% Feb.
106% Jan.
3% Apr.
23% Jan.
7% Apr.
5% Feb.
16% Apr.
14% Apr.
14% Apr.
43
110
Jan.
6% Sept.
3% July
4% Sept.
91 % June
1% Sept.
16% Sept.
3 % July
1% Sept.
5% Jan.
5
Sept.
5% Sept.
115%
122%
10%
11%
2%
June
130
Sale
41
18
20
5
18
5
6
5
6
24
26
15
24
1
10
9
10
June 22
23% Feb.
5
Feb.
5
Mar. 12
Jan.
45
41
Sept.
55% June
Aug.
40
25
26
23% Feb. 23
160% Feb. 17
Sept.
Jan.
July
July
July
38
33%
30
Apr. 26
Mar. 14
8% Mar. 29
17% Mar. 28
70% Jan.
15
Sept.
37
39
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
1
12
24
24
11
13
May 21
May 18
July
July
45
107% 108
6%
7% Sale
83
86
79% 83
27
23%
26%
Sale
6%
8%
7%
4
3%
4%
4%
4%
5% Sale
a
Sale
101% 101% 96%
Sale
1%
1%
1%
Sale
16%
20% Sale
4
4%
4%
5%
Sale
2
Sale
1%
7
6%
8%
8%
5
7
7
6%
7
5%
6%
7%
26
20
May
Jan.
117
S*
6
21
5
5
36% Feb.
Jan.
25
13%
107%
27
Feb.
3% Feb.
33% Feb.
Aug.
29
106
Apr. 20
2
71% Jan.
c70%
1%
2%
2%
7%
8
Mar.
27
1% Jan.
90
6
4
20
it
33
4
Sale
18
129
10%
11%
2%
4% Feb.
6% Apr.
1H Aug.
76
Sale
7% Sale
7%
Mar. 2
56% Feb.
5
41% June
9
39% June 19
126
June 19
15
Feb.
7
Feb.
30
45
89
49% Mar. 21
July
12%
28%
9
33
3%
4%
80%
21
133
35% Aug.
33% Feb.
29% Jan.
2% July
4% Jan.
24% July
3%
31
28%
6
Feb.
168% Aug. 13
Mar.
7
Sale
Sale
21
80
43
Mar.
114
20% Sale
37
33%
17%
19%
6
6%
4
4%
20
22%
,01* Sale
80
24%
24
38
Jan.
18% Sept. 7
2% Sept. 10
6% Sept. 21
7
'
4lg
14%
Mar. 14
Feb. 19
Feb. 17
141% Jan.
Sale
2% Sale
9%
9%
10%
13%
3% Sale
8% Sale
65
Apr. 20
27
14%
18% Sept. 7
2% Sept. 14
49
6
8
9
July 18
Apr. 20
Mar. 14
Jan.
1%
2%
49
4
5
16
July
5%
49%
2%
6%
9%
2%
5
Feb.
17
125
9
55
4
Feb.
Jan.
Apr. 20
July 16
133
60
1%
37%
11%
1%
4%
Sept.
July
July
July
7
169
41%
40
39%
%
1%
1%
18% Sale
16% Sale
19%
20%
39
31%
20%
15%
6
6%
4
4%
24% Sale
62%
I*
July
27
27
20
10
20
13%
3%
20%
Sept
Sept
Sept
Sept
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sale Prices.
5
24% Feb.
80
Sale
14
4
Sept. 15 11%
Sept.17
18%
6
Sept.15
Sept. 27
1%
1%
Sept. 7
Sept. 14 172
Sept. 8 96
Sept. 28 85
Sept.17 20%
3
Sept. 1
Sept.13
5%
Sept. 12
Sept.15 24M
Sept. 19
Sept. 18
Highest.
Prices
Price1
Apr. 24
51% Apr. 23
Apr. 23
6
Apr. 25
16
Apr. 24
14%
15
Mar. 13
8
3
s*
20
11%
34%
19%
31%
4
38%
14%
43%
24
15%
44
Sale
108% Sale
98% Sale
146
150
ilH
16% Sale
34%
37%
5%
6
21% 25
16% Sale
35%
36%
5%
6
14
18
35
62
Sale
61
62
20
20
40
24
4%
27%
100
147
Sept.
40
2
2%
3
20%
3%
5%
28% Sale
32
55
1%
i»
13$
10
10%
6%
10%
3%
17%
24%
3%
28%
4%
2*
14%
35%
9
1%
5
110
4
6%
%
Sept. 27
Sept. 4
8%
20%
17%
Sale
9
Sale
5%
Sale
Sale
4
29
34
6%
7H
19%
Sale
19
Sale
4%
30
6%
Sale
•
it*
5%
17%
45
42
45
14%
9%
16
Sale
9
8%
7
1S8
18%
16
75
84
73
24%
25%
24
21
22
27
27
38
126% Jan.
6
Apr.
18
Feb.
15
148% July
90% May
Feb.
1103
1071
Jan.
17% Sept.
37
Sept.
6
Sept.
21
Sept.
27
27
24
2% Sept. 5
22% Sept. 17
7%
53%
1%
4%
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
18
25
21
20
62
14
10
3
Sept.
Sept. 26
28% Sept.
9
Sept.
Sept. 25
2% Sept. 26
5
Sept .-23
58
12
July 26
32% Sept. 14
4% Aug.
7
19
Aug. 31
46% Jan.
8
33% Feb.
5
56% Feb.
5
12% Feb.
7
40
Apr. 24
62
Sept.
1
22
13% Sept. 17
32% Sept. 14
5% Sept. 19
21
Sept.10
56% Sept. 18
Apr.
7
2% Aug.
6
20% July 26
35% Feb. 21
6% Feb.
5
62% Jan. 31
7
July 26
46% Jan.
4
1% June 27
4% Sept. 20
13% June 19
72% June 18
Feb.
16
10% Feb.
3
4% July
13% July
11% July
6% July
10% July
3% July
17 % Aug.
26% Jan.
3% Sept.
28% Sept.
4 % July
% Sept.
3% Sept.
14% Sept.
35% Sept.
12% July
3% Jan.
4% Jan.
15
Sept.
13% Feb.
6
5
150
32
5%
3
63
5
25
20%
31% Sale
il*
13%
5%
150
6
30
Sale
53% Sale
2
2%
4%
5%
2
108%
6%
6% Sale
17
18
16%
13%
14% Sale
9
8%
8%
13%
11%
12%
12
3
8
9%
63%
Jan.
19% Sept.
96
40
23
273
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Aug.
41% Aug.
25 J
Apr.
Apr.
503
25% Jan.
11% Sept.
38% Sept.
14% Sept.
44% Sept.
24
Sept.
108% Sept.
35% Sept.
11%
Sale
42%
Sale
19%
101% 104% 104%
93%
98% Sale
139
142
138%
43%
*
Am European
American
794",600
2%
12
"8", 600
32", 700
1%
120
508,000
600
.1*
3%
125
8
*
....100
16,300
4,700
laS*
Sale
49
5%
28
%
1%
Lowest.
Highest.
Prices
130"' ""
37
iH
5
2%
169% 166
96
94%
83%
19% Sale
15%
3
2%
159% 169
6
14%
11%
9
14
1
%
80
27
Preferred..............100
Amer Car 8c Foundry....
Am Com Alcohol..........20
4,300
Sale
Sals
6
5
23% Sale
3%
2%
14%
21%
30
15%
36
18%
3%
2%
8%
6%
20
12%
104
80
Preferred
2
28
35%
25
500
300
5
37%
38%
100
..............
American Can...
*
18,100 American Chain
Preferred
........100
7,300
*
38,800 American Chicle......
Am
Coal
Co
of
Alleghany
710
County, N J
25
15,200 American Colortype.......10
200
113
88
Preferred
10% Sale
16%
17%
96%
18% Sale
2% Sale
Ask
M1SCELL.
8c
INDUSTRIAL
200
174
Bid
85
11%
73 %
Plttsb 8c
10% Sale
16% Sale
6%
5%
1%
2%
1%
170
138
77
71
Ask
Lowest.
Sept. 29.
Sept. 1.
Bid
Par
380 Northern Central.........50
751.000 Northern Pacific...
...100
10,580 Pacific Coast
.........10
First preferred
7,630
*
2d preferred........
5,965
*
30
35,400
1.
to
September.
Shares.
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
Low from
July 1 1933
N. 7. STOCK EXCHANGE
In
35
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
Sale
8%
16%
75%
25%
5% Sept. 15
14
Sept, 21
12% Sept. 17
7% Sept. 20
11% Sept. 18
4% Sept. 21
19
Sept. 29
29% Sept. 19
3% Sept. 18
28% Sept. 27
5% Sept. 14
% Sept. 21
3% Sept. 26
14% Sept. 17
35% Sept. 12
13
Sept.17
7
Sept.11
7
Sept. 6
15
Sept. 6
73
Sept.27
24
Sept.19
t Companies reported in receivership
7%
18%
14%
9%
12%
5%
Sept. 26
Sept. 26
Sept. '
Sept. 24
Sept. 6
Sept. 6
21
Sept.
Sept. 10
32
4%
32%
7%
%
4%
18%
42%
16
Sept. 28
Sept.
Sept.25
Sept. 13
Sept. 17
Sept. 27
Sept.27
Sept. 29
8% Sept.
8
Sept. 27
Sept.
75
Sept.
25
Sept. 26
18
73
21
Jan.
Jan.
30
6
2
3
7
Feb.
6
17%
22%
10%
42%
36%
18
27
26
21
26
17
12
27
3
24
Feb.
25
Feb.
Feb.
16
5
Feb.
Mar. 15
Apr. 26
10
Feb.
6
_
5
45% Mar. 26
11
Feb.
6
1% Apr.
4
May 22
38% Feb.
6
74% Mar. 13
19% Feb.
5
10% May 11
10
May 22
27% Feb. 15
10
91
Feb. 15
34% Mar. 13
b Name changed from American Beet Sugar Co.
36
N. Y. STOCK
aggregate sales,
September.
Shares.
Shares.
47,100
5,700
8,200
95.700
107,700
109,600
1,604,400
140
....
•
900
3,600
2,000
680
100,600
2,200
1,700
1,700
85,300
15,720
1,945,500
32,900
21,900
42,000
30
Amer
12,650
57,600
4,100
20,400
800
2,100
410
25,300
%
15
28%
'<
ICC
71
Snuff
2f
Preferred....... ......100
106
American
Found ilea...
American
I.
Stores
Am Sum Toh
500
71,000
700
2,300
110
100
5,200
80
2,500
128", 500
4,200
73
18*
67
41
42%
41%
69
Sale
«
65
Sale
5,800
680
"lb",400
500
200
30
1,530
1,100
21,500
5,800
170
800
42,700
1,000
20
120%
126% 119
19% Sale
19%
111% Sale
111% Sale
Sale
74
74
75%
77% Sale
75%
76%
127
125
122% 125
4
6
4%
4%
9
11
9%
17%
Sale
17
16%
16%
18
105%
63%
64%
105
2%
7
14%
•
165,900 tAm Writing Paper Co. Inc.l
79,720
$6 preferred....
77,300 Amer Zinc, Lead Ac Smelt
1
Preferred
25
6,100
2,135,990 Anaconda Copper
..50
1
2%
3%
1%
4
5%
44%
Sale
3% Sept. 17
11% Sept.
10% Sept.
11% Sept.
122
Sept.
14% Sept.
52% Sept.
2% Sept.
% Sept.
18
Sept.
31% Sept.
110% Sept.
94
Sept.
60% Sept.
119% Sept.
11
Sept.
67
Sept.
41% Sept.
61
Sept.
118% Sept.
17% Sept.
108% Sept.
71% Sept.
73% Sept.
122% Sept.
3% Sept.
9
Sept.
14% Sept.
5
12%
Sale
11%
12
10
12%
17
13
Sale
15
17
96
98
5%
21%
106
2%
3%
1%
31%
68%
46%
2%
3%
68%
3%
9,150 Art Metal Construction.... 10
44,800 Associated Apparel Indus..*
171,600 Associated Dry Goods..
1
5%
34%
116%
7%
98
6%
73%
Highest.
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Prices.
5% Sept. 26
12% Feb.
6
29% Feb.
3% Sept. 17
Sept. 27
13% Sept. 1
13% Sept. 26
16
Sept.
27
17% Sept.
54
Sept.
3% Sept.
Sept.
21% Sept.
38% Sept.
114% Sept.
98% Sept.
65
Sept.
119% Sept.
14% Sept.
69% Sept.
42% Sept.
69% Sept.
121
Sept.
19% Sept.
113% Sept.
76
Sept.
77% Sept.
xl24
Sept.
5%' Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
5
28
26
123
11
27
6
29
6
25
26
6
6
6
6
7
27
6
m
11% Sept.
10% Sept.
10
July
111% Jan.
13% July
36
Jan.
2% July
% July
17% July
30% July
6
7
26% Feb.
17% Feb.
123
Aug.
28% Feb.
58
July
7% Feb.
2% Jan.
30
20
19
30
30
15
June
29
xl25
Sept. 6
Aug. 27
June 13
26* Feb.
5
Jan.
30
7
44% Feb.
72
July 14
121% Aug. 23
21% July 20
125% Feb.■ 6
6
82% Feb.
5
84% Feb.
125
Aug. 23
Jan.
Jan.
103% Jan.
13% May
105% July
65% Jan.
27
67
Jan.
27
7 107% Jan.
5
24
26
19
51% Feb.
71% Jan.
48% Jan.
106
Feb.
10% July
59% June
37
46
Jan.
1
23
125
Jan.
100
13
3
July
7% Jan.
14% Sept.
Feb.
21
28% Feb. 21
7
27% Feb.
4
Sale
Sale
5
5
6
6% Sdpt.
6
71
Sept.17
76
60
Sept. 4
Sept.11
63% Sept. 6
5% Sept. 26
5%
Sale
Sale
4
55
54
36%
36%
37%
42%
35
45
11
9%
9%
25%
.
15
15
Sale
7
9%
25
47
41%
49%
103% 102
8
6%
23% Sale
25%
12
12%
103
7
56
59
7
5
4% Sept. 22
Sale
11
5
27%
5% Sept. 17
61%
5%
Sale
26
4
if*
74% Sale
10
36
6%
16%
lH
Sept.
6
6
3,400
...100
1,440 Associated Oil
.25
3,720 AtlG At W I SS Lines
•
Preferred
11,300
...100
627,600 Atlantic Refining
25
79,400 Atlas Powder
•
Preferred
6,950
.........100
30,800 Atlas T ack Corp
*
731,400 Auburn Automobile
_._.*
176,000 Austin, Nichols Ac Co ....._•
Prior A
2,590
....*
18
10% Sept.
10%cSept.
14% Sept.
96
Sept.
5% Sept.
32% Sept.
Sept. 26
9% Sept. 6
45% Sept. 6
Sept. 26
Sept. 5
5
Sept. 28
39% Sept. 5
12% Sept. 6
Sept. 5
Sept. 1
100
Sept. 14
5% Sept. 27
35% Sept. 4
116% Sept. 26
95% Sept. 29
65
50
75
Sept.
70
7
55
8% Sept.
55
50
Sept.
42
37% Sept.
40
35
Sept.
12
7
Sept.
10
9% Sept.
Sale
22
Sept.
44
39
Sept.
Sale
102
Sept.
7%
6% Sept.
Sale
21% Sept.
10
Sept.
10%
51
58
Sept.
SSH
§§*
12
9%
25%
47%
103
7%
26%
12
57
Sept.
5
Sept. 27
Sept. 27
Sept. 25
Sept. 18
Sept. 7
Sept. 18
Sept. 4
Sept. 4
Sept. 4
Sept. 21
Sept. 28
Sept. 7
Sept. 5
2% July
50%
17%
13%
24%
Sept.
July
9% Jan.
13% July
84
Feb.
5% Sept.
26% Jan.
110
Jan.
10
16
Feb.
16
Apr.
July
11
12
Jan.
31
17
12
31
26
29
13
6% Aug. 29
3% Apr. 12
77% Aug. 29
71% June 28
64% Aug. 29
Apr.
10% Apr.
Aug.
116% Sept.
95% Sept.
8
Apr.
100
36
76% Jan.
4% Jan.
3% July
2% Jan.
July
46% July
3
July
4% Jan.
65
Aug.
4% July
% July
7% July
46
July
36
July
29% Jan.
5
Aug.
9% Sept.
21 % July
35% Jan.
9
8% Feb.
10% Apr. 21
July 24
9% Apr. 23
70
Feb.
lis
Feb.
15
6
77% Apr. 20
64% Apr. 20
Apr. 25
Apr. 12
24
Apr. 24
5
35% Feb.
55% Mar. 13
103% Aug. 23
t°6*
Jan.
Mar. 14
6% Sept.
16% July
7
Feb.
9
3 % July
83
5
7
4% Mar. 14
17% Apr. 23
37
54
5
80
June
1
Feb.
17% Feb.
83% Feb.
Jan.
July
Sept.
54
36
68% June
61%
4%
44
21%
37
116%
116% Sept.
92
Sept.
95% Sale"
Sale
...100
.....
6
Sale
34
75%
Sale
99
5%
9
36
"95%
93
64
__
x66% Sept.
7% Sept.
36
Sept.
1
Sept.
3
Sept.
4% Sept.
39%
39
80
....100
....
Sale
7%
13%
$6 convertible preferred..*
104,700
153,000 Arnold Constable Corp
S
17,760 Artloom Corporation....._
1st preferred.
2d preferred.....
S4
37
Sale
10
90,100 Archer Daniels Mid
•
Preferred
1,010
....100
31,700 Armour (Del) pref
..100
1,206,600 Armour of Illinois class A..25
New
486,900
............5
Class B
25
415,900
Preferred
100
679,570
Preferred
1%
3%
4%
40%
1%
3%
32
10,000 Anaconda Wire At Cable....*
59,900 Anchor Cap Corp..........*
3,410
Preferred..
•
3,200 Andes Copper Mining Co
•
Preferred deposit receipts
Sale
44
70
Sale
Sale
8%
36
_.
64%
70
60
7
100
Preferred.....
10,400
Sale
16
50
•
American Woolen...
50
Sale
67
121
11
1st preferred
600
31" 166
65
122%
13%
69%
Certificates.............. •
183,600
63
14
102
...
295,000
65
122% 119
14%
120
Sale
35%
45%
•
1,023,005 Amer Telep At Teleg
..10<
95,500 American Tobacco
25
486,200
Class B
25
Prefefred
14,600
IOC
47,500 tAmer Type Founders
Preferred
19,305
......100
756,500 Am Wat Wks Ac El
12,300
15,900
2,800
1,400
1,100
Sale
Sale
10%
...
14",600
95"
Sate
52
*
..........10C
167,600 American Sugar Refining. 10(
Preferred
13,100
..10C
""700
99
62%
43
...
Preferred.
153.050
3
Sale
1
96
Amer Steel
54%
2%
%
20
20%
Sale
34%
116% 114%
3%
112
57
....
2d Preferred.....
Sale
17%
54
55
54%
2%
%
19%
37%
13
Sale
121
115
Sale
17
15%
14%
12%
13%
15%
Sale
122
..100
Preferred
760
500
2
Ship & Comm
American Shipbuilding
Amer Smelt Ac Refining,,
225,300
4,625
26,600
1,100
6,200
107%
12%
33%
Am Rolling Mill
2»
35,100 American Safety Razor
•
60,800 American Seating..........*
6,800
200
KM1
.
Sale
10
1,251,607
Preferred
14%
13%
13%
Sale
5
Sale
11%
10%
•
*
$5 preferred
5%
Lowest.
Highest.
Prices
•
Am Radiator Ac Stand San..*
630
40,900
_
Sale
Ask.
Ask. Bid
3%
«
...
Preferred (J)
16 preferred
Lowest.
Sept. 29.
Sept. 1.
Bid
Par
Preferred
1.
to
Sept.291934
749,580 Am•» Power Ac Light
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
Low from
July 1 1933
STOCKS
«. X. STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1.
In
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
57% Mar. 13
Jan.
S*
31% May
5
Mar.
Apr.
28
10% Jan.
31
Feb.
5
Austrian Credit Anstalt.....
Autosales
...»
Preferred
50
32,600
1,418,600 Aviation Corp of Del (The).. 6
3%
4%
Sale
4
26,700
2,200
1,130,100 Baldwin Locomotive Works
58,500
Preferred...........
100
5,610 Bamberger (L) Ac Co pref._100
6%
22%
8%
Sale
34%
8
80
1,300
280
30,300
700
580
16,500
300
200
7,100
600
27,700
13,200
6,200
79,400
3,700
1,670
3,200
30
90
17,406
14,700
500
60,560
11,290
Barker Bros
....
1st preferred
"l",206
2,800
2,600
800
310
35,200
1,100
2,600
2,600
140
11,400
1,120
2.400
2,300
900
100
300
320
230
690
26,300
3,000
733,700
377,700
14,000
21,300
5,200
9,800
76,000
33,700
24,700
272,100
190
4,500
*
/
81
85
87
65
68%
11%
66
No par value,
c
124
127
23
12%
15%
31%
29%
44%
63
9%
12%
21
6
1I8
16
13%
111%
Sale
12%.
16
15%
32%
32
Sale
64%
22%
18
24
7%
18
59
22%
7%
17%
65
42
100% 104
103
50
31
33%
"53"" "54%
30
7%
Sale
6
Sept.
31
35
Sept.
104% 100
Sept.
Sale
16% Sept.
82
95
Sept.
67%
65% Sept.
Sale
10% Sept.
Sept.
114% 125
Sale
11% Sept.
Sale
14% Sept.
Sale
29
Sept.
Sale
25% Sept.
61
56% Sept.
23%
19% Sept.
Sale
6
Sept.
Sale
17% Sept.
106% 100% Sept.
38
Sale
Sale
83
Sale
84
18
25%
21%
%
Sale
24%
Sale
Sale
22
Sale
Sale
3% July
6% July
27
July
86% Jan.
2% July
16% Jan.
6
6
32% Sept. 7
Sept. 26
19% Sept. 6
87
Sept. 28
66
Sept. 25
vlS* Sept, 29
127
Sept. 8
13% Sept. 6
16
Sept. 24
33% Sept. 26
30% Sept. 6
64% Sept. 5
23% Sept. 27
7% Sept. 22
23
26 16
27 64%
9 100
6%
24
9 38%
10
Jan.
7
Sept.
102
18
Sept. 21
Sept. 24
Mar.
Jan.
8%
95%
9%
12%
Feb.
Sept.
19% Aug.
91
July
67
Apr.
15% Apr.
Jan.
58
127
Jan.
July
Jan.
26
July
25% July
55
July
19% Sept.
6
Sept.
17% Sept.
22
Jan.
102
10% July
55
Apr. 21
Aug. 20
Feb.
5
Apr. 12
39
July
May
89
26
5
26
28
6
23
24
Sept.
8
Feb.
1
23%
19%
34%
49%
Apr. 26
Apr. 10
82
Feb.
40
Feb.
19
5
16% Jan.
30
26
Feb.
Feb.
19
7
88
Jan.
107% July
3
38
102
July
56% Feb.
10% Sept
19
68% Jan.
July
24
28% July
28% Feb.
14
Feb.
9
7
Sept.
44% Sept.
82
Sept.
53
10% Sept. 5
Sept. 6
Sept. 11
7
Sept.
44% Sept.
76
lVIay
23% Sept. 17
19% Sept. 17
26% Sept. 6
22% Sept. 27
19% Jan.
16% July
% July
14
July
84
86
5
24
*
11%
%
10%
25
1%
1
Watch...
2
17
20
18
Sale
34
62
32%
56%
52
45
32%
58%
34
33
56%
60
41
48
53
60%
49%
117
18
122
5
6%
4
3%
6
........
47
3
25
2%
2
5
1
2%
1%
3
8
1
class A....*
1%
%
10%
Optional sale,
2%
9
4%
2%
*
...
120
123
123% 121
Sale
16
17% Sale
14%
5
5%
4%
5%
4%
4
4% Sale
4%
4%
7
8
6%
6%
58
50
51
50
52%
4%
4%
4% Sale
3%
22
16
3
22
2%
8%
Sale
1%
%
1%
1%
2
6%
4%
1%
8%
2%
Sale
2
Sale
2%
2%
x
1%
Sale
Sale
9
2%
1%
Sale
1%
1%
17
1%
17%
17
52%
40%
8
1%
%
10%
%
19
Sept. 11
Sept. 17 34
Sept. 14 61%
50
Sept. 15
Sept. 13 122
Sept. 17
17%
5
Sept. 14
4%
Sept. 10
Sept. 17
7%
Sept. 12 50%
4%
Sept. 18
Sept. 17 25
2%
Sept. 17
9%
Sept. 17
3%
Sept. 14
3
Sept. 28
1%
Sept. 13
Sept. 1
9%
1%
Sept. 5
1%
Sept. 6
Sept. 17
12%
Sept. 19
1%
Sale
44%
J Coi^naules reported in receivership.
9
25
3
lH
3
8% Sept.
2
Sept.11
1% Sept. 21
1% Sept. 17
14% Sept. 17
40% Sept. 22
6
26
20
24%
Sept. 10
4
Jan.
26
37%
Sept. 25
56% Sept. 14 80%
Sept. 26
45
Sept. 15 61
Sept. 28
1 125
Sept. 7 118% June
6
Jan.
12
19%
Sept. 28
4
July 23 10%
Sept. 10
3% July 27
9%
Sept. 15
6
July 26
Sept. 22
50
July 28
Sept. 10
3
July 26
Sept. 26
16
July 25 4
Sept.
5
2
July 26
5%
Sept. 28
5% July 31
15%
Sept. 27
9
2% Jan.
6%
Sept. 14
6
1% Jan. 26
Sept. 28
Jan. 23
1
4%
Sept. 28
9
Jan.
4
15%
Sept. 28
1
Aug. 15
3%
Sept. 7
2
% Jan.
Sept. 28
10% July 26
Sept. 25
% Sept. 19
Sept. 5
3%
2
44
Ex-dividend,
3
8
13%
1%
4
Sale
40
1%
2%
7%
3%
1%
12%
Sale
3%
18
2%
9%
4%
Sale
2
12%
12
Sale
2
1%
1%
1%
2%
%
Pref ctfs of deposit.... .100
Butte Copper At Zinc....
5
Butterick
..»
Butte At Superior Mining.. 10
Byers Co.........
Preferred...
«•'
a
8%
6% Sept. 17
34%
27% Sept. 15 35%
100
101
Sept. 5 100
3
3%
2% Sept. 7
19
Sept.17 22%
23%
68
Briggs Manufacturing
*
Brunswick-Balke-Coll....._•
Bucyrus-BrleCo..........10
Conv preferred.
..5
Preferred (7)
100
Budd (E G) Mfg...
Preferred 7%.......
100
Budd Wheel
*
Bullard Co
*
Cash sale,
11
83%
Bush Term Bldgs gtd pref. 1 AC
1,200
18
54
7
...
3,100
Sale
55
10,910
Preferred
10C
1,630
Class B
♦
2,790
Class B certificates.......*
396,920 BurroughsAddMach.
•
21,900 tBush Terminal Co
•
4,000
7% debenture....
lot
2,600
18%
6%
30%
100
....100
1,900 Burns Brothers
4,lOO
Class A v t c
90
102
•
.....
Preferred
Rulova
100
6
Sept. 6
Sept. 27
Sept. 5
Sept. 26
Sept. 6
4% Sept.
3% Sept. 17
100
52,300 Brooklyn Union Gas
15,300 Brown Shoe, Inc
1,088,300
60,7C0
66,600
75,200
3,280
448,800
22,690
204,500
160,200
19,000
32
80
8%
Borden Co.(The)
25
Borg-Warner Corp........10
tBotany Cons Mills A
50
Briggs At Stratton
•
99,500 Bristol-Myers Co
850
6% Sale
34%
6
23
.....
Booth Fisheries
31,400
15,500
22
14
100
...
BarnetkLeather
*
7% preferred...........100
626,700 Barnsdall Corp............5
54,800 Bayuk Cigars, Inc.........
1st preferred.
100
2,430
142,800 Beatrice Creamery.
..25
Preferred
..100
4,300
20
13,600 Beech-Nut Packing...
329,500 Belding-Hemingway
*
12,400 Belg Nat Rys part pref.....
832,550 Bendlx Aviation Corp
5
259,000 Beneficial Indus Loan Corp.*
«
80,300 Best Ac Co
1,561,400 Bethlehem Steel Corp......*
7% preferred
10C
103,319
24,040 Bigelow-Sanford Carpet Jnc *
........*
119,000 Blaw-Knox
..»
2,340 Bloom! ngd ale Bros
Preferred
100
1,490
100
2,140 Blumenthal At Co pref
17 400 Boeing Airplane Co w i
5
271,400 Bohn Alum At Brass Corp...5
..._*
5,110 Bon Ami class A......
31%
100%
2%
3%
23%
20%
104
2%
2%
•
Preferred
31
100
86
4%
Sale
Sept. 14
2% Sept. 4
2
Sept.
1% Sept.
18
Sept.
44
Sept.
5%
1%
1%
1 %
13%
40
June
xiiH
29
V*
Jan.
July
July
Jan.
July
July
15%
3%
4%
2%
32%
67%
5
Apr. 21
July 18
Feb.
6
Feb.
16
Aug.
2
26
Apr.
Mar. 17
Feb.
5
Apr.
24
Jan.
15
Apr.
Apr.
25
25
Jan.
30
Feb. 16
Apr. 28
Feb.
21
Feb.
23
20
Feb.
21
Feb.
23
Feb.
Feb.
1
Feb.
9
Mar.
8
Feb. 23
8
Aug.
1
Feb.
Feb. 16
7
Feb.
Apr. 23
OCT., 1934.]
N. T. STOCK
AGGREGATE SALES
September.
■Since
Jan. 1.
Shares.
Low
STOCKS
28,700
2,500
5,700
1,400
11,800
1,400
400
50
37,400
350
16,000
78,500
1,200
300
3,400
3,200
300
72~700
4,200
"""200
2,600
2,000
1,800
N. T. STOCK EXCHANGE
2,600
60
266,700
4,000
270
10
31,900
16,500
4,300
4,600
400
200
30
4,200
300
110
10,700
16,300
123,600
7,400
17,100
1,600
200
350
230
16,900
Sale
7X
26%
...
n
Preferred..............100
....
.
Cerro de Pasco Copp
Certain-Teed Prod
26
12
1
400
19,900
94
96
12%
73 %
12%
78H
5
17
66
.*
Columbia Pictures Corp v t c*
Commonwealth Ac Southern *
37$
Preferred...............
Commercial Credit.....
10
Sale
39H
28 % Sale
49% Sale
..............50
27 H
29
Preferred 7%
25
Preferred B..............25
27 X
29
Sale
108
106
.100
.........
Sale
60
67 H
66 X
29% Sale
Sale
5% pref series B........100
Trust
21
5§*
Columbian Carbon.........*
-v.—...
7
Sale
2
............
1st preferred
,
20",800
1,400
3.100
100
260
57H Sale
84 H
8,700
107,600
2,900
1,800
60,600
13"700
5,800
6,900
4,800
10,300
1,100
28,900
3,100
8,300
10,600
64,800
2,990
20.300
400
8,300
6,200
3,000
2,200
700
20
5,000
2,500
200
3,200
21,800
910
5,400
"5", 200
4,100
46,000
17,400
190
10
1,200
1,600
Sale
2% Sale
15
13
26
29
112
110
14% Sale
93
90 H
12X Sale
73 X
78
6X
it*
k
63
60
9X Sale
35 %
68
68
Sale
dH
Sale
56
66 X
Sale
Sale
27
47 ^
29
27
28
27 %
104
102
57 %
Sale
Sale
k
Sale
7H
8%
44
%
%
2%
2%
14
27
110
127
54%
UH
1
12
11
27
1
24
27
4
5
6
5
22
7
25
8
25
13
90
10X
75
6%
4
17
60
6%
53
61 %
29%
1 %
30%
24%
48
27%
28
103
15X Sept. 22
*92 % Sept. 7
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
13% Sept. 27
Sept. 4
Sept. 14
5
Sept.
1
17
Sept.14
66
Sept. 1
9% Sept. 26
61
Sept. 20
69X Sept. 27
37% Sept. 27
IX Sept. 1
39 X Sept. 5
28X Sept. 26
50
Sept. 5
29% Sept. 4
29
Sept. 1
105
Sept. 14
7fH
52 X Sept. 14
57% Sept. 29
6 108
—
9
55
75
Sale
3%
Preferred
.'
150
5,100
1,400
38,000
4,200
26,300
1,600
Container
..
..
_
Sept. 24
,8X
H
7%
20
Corp class A..
3
Class B
Continental Bak cl A
Class B
21% Sept.
29
7
800
6%
1
....
50%
Preferred.............. 100
Continental Can....
...20
Continental Diamond Fibre 5
Sale
Continental
Insurance..2.50
Sale
Continental Motors........*
Sept. 7
Sept.13
59% Sept. 12
i!H
Continental OH of
Sale
Sept.13
Sept. 18
Sept.17
Sept. 18
Sept.18
Sept. 17
Sale
*
No par
8X
Sale
6%
1%
51%
4*
14%
%
89H
2%
8%
30
86%
84 %
33 %
29
23
5
23
24
2
20
20
6
6
21
44% Feb.
5
4% Apr. 12
4
Apr. 12
22% Apr. 13
1
32% Feb.
5
12
Feb. 19
95
Jan.
2
43
July
5
5
7% Apr.
35
5
Apr.
16H Mar. 16
4
48% Apr. 21
11
14
31
16
2
19
5
9% Feb.
28X Apr. 24
May 18
5
30% Feb.
*16
Feb. 19
Apr.
9
11%
17%
60%
24%
Feb. 23
Jan. 30
86
Apr. 23
44
Sept.
52
Feb.
2H Feb.
IX Feb.
5% Feb.
% July
% July
2% July
2
July
8% Jan.
P.
27
Sept.
95
Jan.
95 X Jan.
115
17
6
6
6
Feb. 21
5
Mar.
Apr.
7
Feb. 23
136 % July
12
55% Sept.25
50% Jan.
18H Mar. 13
Aug. 23
9% Jan.
68 % Jan.
10
July
95
75
94
9
Feb.
Sept.
Aug.
3% Jan.
5
52
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
6% Sept.
41
Jan.
58
Jan.
21 % July
5
6
Apr. 24
77 X Apr. 23
37 H Sept.
3% Feb.
1% July
21X Jan.
27
6
52% Apr. 23
Apr. 21
18 % Jan.
38
23 %
24
91 %
19
Apr. 18
6
8% Feb.
32
Feb, 23
78% June 21
10H Jan.
Jan.
50
Mar.
Jan.
30
30
July
Jan;
Jan.
107
Aug. 28
61
Aug. 16
35X Jan.
91
4
Jan.
Mar.
3 110H Aug.
Sale
9
19
3
9
Corn Prod Refining.......25
Preferred.
...........100
Sale
145% 146
.
5
Sale
,»•
14H
23 H
40 H
•
Crown Cor". At Seal........*
.....*
2off
61
2X
Sale
Class A
64 H
Sale
18% Sale
83
Sale
2% Sale
8k
.........1
9
12%
14
12
22
22 X
38%
18%
*1X
5?*
47%
Sale
8*
Sale
8H
Sale
4.8 X
7
7
1
16% Sept. 1
)4% Sept. 27
16
80
15
Sale
Sept.
4% Sept. 10
Sept.
10% Sept.
>5
Sept.
2
Sept.
9
Sept.
30X Sept.
iOX Sept.
53% Sept.
IX Sept.
7
Sept. 19
5% Sept. 10
12% Sept. 21
14% Sept. 26
12% Sept. 21
)9
Sept. 19
52
Sept. 25
20% Sept.
17
Sept. 26
[9% Sept. 26
38H Sept.
61
Sept.
4X Sept.
Sept.
55 % Sept.
45% Sept.
Sale
15%
80 X *79
2% Sale
2%
6
7% Sale
81H
83H
18 X
79 X
14%
Sept.
3% Sept.26
4% Sept.
31% Sept.
~~4%
1
7% Sept. 5
1 % Sept.
5
>2
Sept. 21
Sept.
sin
70
39,000 Cutler-Hammer, Inc........*
.....5
13,500 Davega Stores Corp
145
32
37%
6
1
% Sept.
40% Sept.
57% Sept.
Coty,Inc
Deere Ac Co..
Preferred
..... _
_
.
...20
Detroit Edison...........100
Oevoe Ac Ray nolds A ........ *
1st Preferred........
100
76,500 Diamond Match............*
Participating 0% Pref..25
23,300
904,500 Dome Mines Ltd............*
60,000 Dominion Stores Ltd-......*
1,627,100 Douglas Aircraft Co Inc....*
19,300 Dresser (S R) Mfg conv cl A..*
16% Sale
12
12 X
66 V<
68%
41^
44%
114
21b
30b
44b
33
Sale
18
Sale
17U
Sale
8b
6%
Class B..................*
Ex-dividend,
o Optional sale,
116
22
c Cash sale.
10
7%
Sale
P
70
40
12H
72%
Sale
110H 113
21H
30
30 H
41X Sale
14% Sale
16
9H
5X
Sale
9H
6
36% Jan. 30
Apr. 19
HS
Jan.
Sept. 18
Jan.
45H Jan.
67'
Sept. 28
60% June 18
Feb.
5% Feb.
( Oompanies reported In reoeivership.
Feb.
7
Feb. 13
112
July 24
Feb.
7
Apr. 23
Apr. 18
Jan. 24
7
2% Feb.
64
Feb.
9
13$
ill
69% May
6
July
23% Jan.
X July
81% Sept. 27
15% July
40% Sept.
55% Aug.
22% Apr. 21
135
6
11% Feb.
35% Apr. 20
2% Feb.
51
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
18X July
35% Jan.
35
17%
36 X
41X
47
69
Jan.
3% July
17
July
48
1
38$
3H Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Apr.
29 H Apr.
3
2
3
6
85HJuly 17
5X Jan. 31
12 H Apr.
2
91
May
1
6
90
June 19
21% Feb. 21
8% Feb.
5
4
10
63H Jan.,
29
99
Jan.
Feb.
21
Sept.
28X Mar.
32
Jan.
14H Sept.
14% Jan.
V
8% Sept.
5
Sept.
Apr. 20
Apr. 26
Apr. 27
52% Aug. 29
Jan.
1H Jan.
10 H July
10 X July
Feb.
5
Jan. 31
June 16
Feb.
1
8
Jan.
6
Sept. 29
21
31
26
Feb. 19
71
Apr. 19
9
3H Feb.
8
9% Feb.
65
Aug. 30
Jan.
Jan.
20 % Jan.
37
Jan.
Jan.
148H July 24
3% July
28
8
15% Sept.
Sept.26
Sept. 28
Sept. 24
Sept. 6
Sept. 5
Sept.27
Sept. 27
Sept. 5
Sept. 7
Sept. 6
Sept. 27
Sept. 10
6
July 23
14$
Feb.
% July
6% Jan.
2% Jan.
5 X July
% July
46H Jan.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept,. 17
Sept. 14
Sept. 14
Sept. 17
Sept. 22
Sept'. 17
Sept. 12
Sept. 27
Sept. 18
Sept. 17
Sept. 14
Sept. 14
Feb.
UH
Jan.
7% July
84% Sept.
2% Sept.
7
15
17% Feb. 15
1% Sept.
18% Sept.
Sept. 19
Sept. 13
Sept. 17
Sept. 14
Sept. 4
Sept.11
Sept. 14
6
16
58
Jan. 15
13 % Mar. 17
59
Apr. 12
5% July
31
Feb.
Mar.
5
June 23
Jan.
82
Sept.
Sept.
18% Sept. 28
% Sept. 1
Sale
Sale
........
15% July
5
Aug.
22
July
7% Sept.
Sept. 11
14% Sept.27
18% Sale
990 Cushmans 8ona 7% pref.. 100
8% preferred.............*
18
10 X
39
Aug.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Feb.
Feb.
Apr.
Jan.
Sept. 26
Sept. 26
25% Sept.
43
63 X
290
*
24
26
15
14
26
27
27
1% July
10% Jan.
25
Sept.
3% Sept. 27
78% Sept.
6
Sept.
Sale
Prefened.
6
Sept. 28
Sept. 28
67
7*
Sale
.....
value.
29H
38
108
Del..,..5
Crosley Radio
Sept. 25
8% Sept. 29
57
Sept.19
Sept. 17
2% Sept.17
Sept.19
Sept.19
x50
Sept. 14
Corn Exch Bank Trust C6..20
Cream of Wheat ctfs..
"
7% Sept.
X Sept.
16% Sept.
.
6
111%
83% Sale
8H
29 M
Sale
..............
42,500
44%
1X
6%
15 %
67
55
7
49
87
•
Preferred
100
14,100
104,900 Cuba Co (The).............*
386,200 Cuban American Sugar.... 10
Preferred
100
29,690
-50
85,800 Cudahy Packing
Curtlss Aeropl Ac Mot Co fnc *
189', 500 Curtis Publishing Co (The)*
Preferred
•
115,300
1,993,300 Curt!ss Wright Corp.......I
700
Jan.
50
25
111
100
8% preferred
Sept~l7
7X Sept.
89
88X
VA Sale
...
Consol Laundries Corp
Consolidated Oil Corp....
Consolidated Textile.
26
Sale
Consolidated Gas........
•
240 Crown Wil P 1st pf
253,000 Crown Zellerbach v t c.....*
100
86,500 Crucible Steel of Amer
505,900
51,500
34,100
72,700
% July 26
3% July
14 % July
10
Aug.
19X Jan.
3% July
10 X Aug.
29 X Aug.
17H Jan.
49
Prior pref x warrants.. 100
Consol Film Industry.... .1
Pref $5.
17% Sept. 17
240 Debenham Securities......
17,600
4,500
2,800
3,000
12
28% Jan.
5% Jan.
26 X Jan.
35
July
56% Aug.
23
Sept.
17 % July
1% July
1
July
6% Jan.
23% Sept.
5% Sept.
82
Mar,
30X May
3X Jan.
17H Jan.
6
Aug.
34
7H
59
Sale
55
65
.............
931,800
2g
Sale
20 H
133,800 Consolidated Cigar.......
Preferred
100
1,850
Prior preferred (OH)
100
4,350
333,200
37,700
142,900
334,800
1,314,000
4,180
315,750
6,980
279,800
191,100
114,400
106,000
13,310
Sept. 6
5X Sept. 21
29% Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
80
Sept.
44
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
5
Sept.
15X Sept.
28
Sept.
110
Sept.
136 % Sept.
55% Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
106 X 107H 109X 105H Sept.
105
.......... .
78,500
171,800
1,741,900
73,500
48,200
2,020,700
3,810
671,800
164,500
241,700
99,300
181,600
16,200
7
4
% July 27
2% July 26
6
July 27
Warrants stamped......
Commercial Solvents..... ;•
24,200 Conde-Nast Public'ns....
383,400 Congoleum-Nalrn Inc....
15,200 Congress Cigar
120 Conn Railway At Lighting 100
70
4% preferred........... 100
935
"4"6oo
26
18X Jan.
100
100
OH % preferred
Convertible preferred.. V
2,290,366
:
50
X Sale
18
Highest,
tale Prices
254
Sale
Columbia G At El PreferredlOO
Preferred
76", 500
260
.......100
Common..
44
Sale
131H 133 % 131
55 X
54H
....100
....
78%
%
33
116
25
112
Sale
50
3
Sale
" Sept^
4% Sept.
29%
80
2%
ll*
Sept.
34% Sale
18H Sale
Sale
Sale
25X
2%
IX
10%
5X Sept. 27
18% Sept. 6
4% Sept.
A*
Colonial Beacon Oil Co.....*
Preferred.
5%
28X
X
100
(Colorado Fuel Ac Iron
Sale
5
12
11*
28
6% Sept.
40H Sept.
27%
Sale
65
6% Sept. 14
35
Sept. 18
Sale
19H Sale
........
........
5%
6%
15
33
32
45%
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept. 26
Sept. 20
Sept. 7
Sept. 27
Sept. 7
Sept. 27
Sept.28
Sept. 5
Sept.24
Sept. 26
Sept. 29
Sept. 21
41
\l*
J*
7
14
17
14
17
19
28
19
11
14
42%
%
3%
7%
16%
32%
7%
35% Sept. 15
4% Sept. 17
15%
5X
......100
Preferred
40 H
5
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sale Prices
30
10
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Co..*
363,800 Commlnv
4%
23 H
5%
38 %
A"
12
74,200 Coca-Cola Co (The)
•
16,400
Class A.................
Coca-Cola Internet Corp...*
Class A
37 H
95
Sale
12
..
Prefer red
6
85
29 H
220 City Investing...........100
206,000 Cvvty Stores
:
92,200
Voting trust certificates.
15,300
<Vas8 A
17,100
Clnaa A vot trust ctfs.....*
22,300 Clark Equipment
*
30,300 Cluett, Peabody Ac Co
...*
Collins AC Alkman
Sale
.8*
Chicago Yellow Cab.
Preferred
18%
1%
1%
8%
23%
5%
9%
26
............5
4H
Sale
IX
*
36
58
23
\X
6
% Sept. 12
Sept,14
6% Sept. 19
12% Sept. 17
31
Sept. 21
7X Sept. 11
3
32
Lowest.
tale Prices.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
36
Sept. 17
Sale
27
25
2%
32
39H
8%
J*
33%
43% Sale
63 H Sale
d*
23**
Chesapeake Corp. ........
590
67 H
27 %
40 H
.....*
.....
33 X
30
95
Sale
85
7% preferred...........100
Checker Cab
8%
36
Sale
6X
*
.........100
Preferred..
7%
Sale
15
33 %
Sale
Central Agulrre Associates.*
Century Ribbon Mills.
8%
Sale
20
......
Sale
34
25
41 %
57
.......—100
Pref 7%
....
100
Caterpillar Tractor.
Celaneae Corp of America..
ICelotex Co.
Voting trust certificates.
38 X
Sale
%
llPs
Case (J I) Co
Ask.
Sale
32
Lowest.
Sept. 29.
Ask. Bid
Sale
37
vk
.
13,300
372,200
4,340
1,400
107,100
3,920
36,400
1,834,200
2,490
284,400
128,900
2,440,950
210,100
539,400
25,400
7,230
6,990
5,260
2,600
103,900
1
.
700
11,100
300
10
42%
....•
8&900 Cblckashs Cotton OH..... 10
141,500 Chllds Co
•
3,630 Chile Copper.............25
6,294,309 Chrysler Corporation.... .5
83,300 City Ice Ac Fuel...........
8,210 \ Preferred. ............100
663",340
2,900
Calif Packing Corp
Callahan Zinc-Lead
Calumet Ac Hecla Cona Cop 25
108,000 Chicago Pneum Tool
106,100
Preferred................*
2U00
100
Bid.
Campbell W Ac C Foundry—•
165,500 Canada Dry Glng Ale. ......5
54,000 Cannon Milla
*
20,900 Capital Admin Co Ltd c A5,060
Preferred class A—------10
6,100
"MOO
Sept. 1.
Sept.291934
616,400
6,065
389,100
1,077,600
20,900
47,350
31,320
71,840
55,900
1,050
1,556,500
162,200
7,100
4,200
167,700
1.
to
Par
309,300
91,400
225,600
104,900
RANGE SINCE JAN
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
from
1933
July 1
Shares.
In
37
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
55H Apr.
116
Sept.
12
26
1
30
23
25
5
28H Jan. 16
34 % Aug. 21
IS*
23*
ft*
June 27
Mar. 10
Jan. 31
Feb. 17
11H May 28
N. Y. STOCK
38
aggregate sales.
STOCKS
IT STOCKEXCHANOE
Shares.
Shares.
Par,
range since jan. 1.
to
September,
prices in september.
Low from
July 1 1933
Since
Jan. 1.
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
In
420
Preferred ..............100
4,970
410
10
Light let pref..l00
430 Durham Hoe Mills pref
100
Ouquesne
129,600 Eastern Rolling Mills.
185,100 Eastman Kodak Go. of N. J.*
1,930
Preferred. .............100
440,800 Raton Mfg. Co..............*
3.100
10,900
..
130
13,900
88,500
2,400
3
14
92
85
1,364,000
-
20
K I duP de New & Co
45,000
0% cumul preferred
100
41,400 Rltlngon Schtld...
35.800
New
1,500
0)4% cone 1st pref..-.100
"
1*266
..........—....
109,206
1,545,400
1,060
28,200
18,700
471,320
Electric
Auto-Lite
Elec & Musical Ind—
13
3
%
65%
23*566
120
10
60
104 %
1%
..............
1,400
3,100
2,600
500
9,700
3,600
34,200
490
200
"*"600
""1*566
170
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices,
22
6
100 x
99 x
140
145
141K
15
14% Sale
89 x Sale
90 x
123 x 124 X 124 x
3
Sept.
14% Sept.
3% Sept. 28
15
102
107
Sale
21
5%
100
143
92% Sept.
Sale
140
Sale
13
Sept.
Sept.
83% Sept.
124% 123
Sept.
15%
91%
Sale
124%
Sept. 21
Sept. 6
Sept. 21
Sept.12
Sept. 27
Sept, 6
Sept. 11
Sept. 6
Sept. 27
Sept. 7
3
14
Sept. 15
11% Mar. 26
July 27
23
100
90
9 110
16 107
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
21
7
July 25
79
120
Jan.
4
115
8x
8x
3%
7%
10
8x
23
9x
Sale
98% Sale
4% Sale
7X Sale
6
Sept. 17
8% Sept.
6
20% Sept. 14
95
Sept. 4
3% Sept. 11
6% Sept. 7
24% Sept. 6
99
Sept. 27
4% Sept. 1
8
Sept. 25
3% Sept. 15
8% Sept. 17
7% Sept. 15
34
Sept. 22
% Sept. 17
1% Sept. 14
11% Sept, 26
10% Sept. 27
37% Sept. 5
1% Sept. 5
1% Sept. 5
5
10x
10
38X
8k
37%
7
34
1
10
2
'45'" *48""
36
1
ix
2
48" "50%
4X
2%
10x
11
12
5
125x 125
3
4%
16
14x
16%
15%
17x
16%
5%
Sale
8%
9%
Sale
16%
3%
Sale
1
Sale
125
3
13x
14 k
14x
5k
9
6%
18
3
3
1ps
v
"5k "ox
Sale
34%
Sale
ix
45
112
4% Sale
10% Sale
4
45 :
127% 124%
2%
c,w
Sale
10%
Sale
11%
17
14%
5
5%
Sept.
Sept.
Sale
Sept.
Sale
4%
1%
Sale
8
Sept .
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
14% Sept.
3% Sept.
1
Sept.
3% Sept.
4% Sept. 26
7% July 26
7
July 27
34
Sept. 22
% May 11
1
July 26
i\a
12
10
10%
50
41
48
38
Sept. 17
Sept. 14
10% Sept.
43% Sept.
20%
4%
38
23%
22
Sept. 13
23% Sept. 28
5% Sept. 4
45
Sept. 7
7
June 27
Apr. 19
Feb.
16
July 20
Jan. 20
Jan.
6
26
9% May
9% Feb.
Apr.
19% Feb.
52
Jan.
1 % Feb.
3% Feb.
9
7
18
7
24
21
23
Feb.
16
21
63
8
3 127
8
July
July 27 23
24
8
Jan.
July 26 25
10
July 24
14
July 26
Sept.
27
3
Jan.
July 27
Sept, 1
July 26
Sept, 18
7
10
43%
16
9
Sept. 21
May
4
Feb. 19
Aug. 25
Mar.
34%
Jan.
Feb
Jan.
14
6
30
Jan.
10
3
9
3
3% July 26
49
Sept. 14
45
125% Sept.14 120
Sept. 5
21
16
Sept. 29
10J
16% Sept. 29
11
15% Sept. 25
13
5%. Sept,25
Sept. 6
7
9
Sept. 5
Sept. 6
3
1
■ix Sept. 10
%
5% Sept. 11
18
3%
Feb.
Mar.
31% Feb. 21
Jan.
5 101
Apr.
6
7% Jan. 29
July 26
4% Jan.
4% Sale
iSH
2 125
Jan.
6
Sept. 17
25% Jan, 17
15
July 26
80
3
30
M
16 147
Jan.
12% July 26
80
May 16
1% Jan.
21x Sale
95
96%
4x Sale
ox
ox
3
3x Sale
15 k
14%
100 X 101x 100% Sept.
105
105
108
Sept.
21
25
21x
Sept.
5% Sale
4% Sept.
99
6
8%
11x
75
Emporium Capwell Corp...
Rndicott-Johnson—....... 50
5,000
Preferred
100
36,800 Engineers Pub Service. .....*
22,740
35 conv preferred ...
*
28.100
$5.50 preferred —.........*
8,900
$0 cum preferred.........*
106.400 equitable Office Bldg .....
151,200 Eureka Vacuum Clean......5
752,200 Evans Products Co—-..-.•--5
19,410 c xchange Buffet Corp......*
2,200 Fairbanks Co.............2ft
Certifs of deposit........25
2,200
Preferred ..............100
7,430
2,560
Pref ctfs of depoalt.....l00
72,500 Fairbanks Morse 9c Co.....
5>280
7% preferred...........100
470
4%
19%
5x
........
"""OOO
Highest.
Sale Prices
shares..........
American
605,350 Elec Power & Light........*
180,100
Preferred certificates .....*
121,900
Preferred (0)...—.......
41,900 Elec Storage Battery.......*
63,700 JElk Horn Coal Corp.. . ...
43,410
Preferred...
....50
900
3%
13 x
15
103
102
105 x Sale
2x
(The).—5
8,380
Preferred
10^
340,900 Electric Boat..............3
17,800
6,300
6,700
3,500
1,200
Ask
39%
Dunhlll
14,700 Duplsn Silk.————*
200
60
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Sept. 29.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
Drug. Inc..-.-10
84*366
T,§66
Sept. 1.
Sept.29 1934
July 26
Feb.
7
Feb.
b
Feb.
5
Feb.
5
Jan. 22
Feb. 19
27% Apr. 27
10% Apr. 2
#
61
Apr. 17
Apr,
4
Apr. 14
Apr. 18
Feb. 19
Feb. 19
Fashion Park Assn.........*
Preferred..............100
23,400 Federated Departm't Stores
86,900 federal Light ft Traction..l5
Profcrrod
2,590
5,400 Federal Mining 3c Smelt.. 100
Preferred...
.......-.100
2,600
700
2,500
380
<
"""loo
68,100
43,200
1,800
200
Federal Motor Truck. ......*
80
""""50
288,200
19,000
110,200
14,900
300
7;400
60
80
50
60
50
84 %
94 k
3x
3
61
82
3%
2x
2%
ix
20%
o
20
J**
2?T
870
99
6"200
117,400
54,500
2,500
34
105%
14%
10x
79
80
03x
04
17
47 x
23
2%
*4
J*
ik
...
3 k Sale
17 x
18
Footer-Wheeler
conv
17
70
50
Foundation Co
8x
18 x
9
20
8% Sale
20% Sale
.....
Rights
Sale
26
Sale
23
Free port Texas Co
30% Sale
400
500
8,300
130
154.800
18,450
27,100
4.230
„
178,100
76,000
21,220
32,400
71,300
5,600
3.151.010
233,150
415,400
1460
810
,,50
1,300
300
6,800
400
..
Preferred...
Preferred
General
Class
*
03x
7%..........100
17 x
84,800
1,000
300
29tf
•
30,706
1,500
6,500
500
12,300
760
14,900
22,200
200
t
»
6 %
*
—
Sale
Sale
15
15
13
60
Sale
57
110
Sale
m
39%
.51
y
100x
22 x
84
3%
10&
100
Gen Realty ft Utilities
Preferred...
Corp. 1
General Refractories.......*
132,400 Glmbel Brothers...........*
7% preferred...........100
19,700
*
518,600 Glidden Co (The)....
7% prior preferred.....100
11,915
5
382.000 Gobel (Adolf)
442,800 Gold Dust certificates
Preferred........—......*
4,700
10 Gold ft Stock Telegraph..100
636,400 Goodrich (L J).—.........
7% preferred...........100
59,900
802.200 Goodyear T 9c R..
1st preferred............
30,350
157,150 Gotham Silk Hosiery......*
....
Preferred..............100
Preferred
17%
14%
;P
84
Sale
88
2%
20
90
1
10
8
7
22
30
15
16
20
15%
61%
54%
16%
17%
13%
61%
18
—
"ik
9%
15% Sept.
79% Sept.
65% Sept.
3% Sept. 27
17
Sept. 7
12% Sept. 5
9% Sept. 5
Sept, 25
21
10^
a
Jan.
July
30
June 21
Jan.
106
23
87
3
Jan.
9
Aug.
9
25% Feb. 19
86
Apr. 21
54% Jan.
5
69% July
Jan.
4
25
13% July
71
2
July 26
16
Apr. 11
17% Feb. 21
May
4
Feb. 16
Mar. 16
17% Jan. 30
27% Feb.
5
9
21
8% July 27
July 23
22
10% Jan.
6% July 26
17% July 26
_
"M
■li*
7x
"11%
60%
3
2%
17%
25%
13 x
12
80x
103
3 x
16
5%
18
114
77
8
26 x
18%
65
3x
49%
95
10%
37
22%
70
4%
46%
Sale
27%
11%
62%
3%
19 %
18
84
2%
23%
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
18
Sept. 27
19
Sept. 26
16% Sept. 28
Sept. 18
Sept. 1
112% Sept. 7
Sept. 6
102
Sept. 27
Sept. 4
Sept. 10
Sept. 15
Sept. 13
Sept. 5
Sept. 7
WA
If
10H
ii*
11
12
Sale
12
14
11%
12%
27%
11% Sale
62
63%
3%
4
1
Sept.
10
Sept.
12% Sept.
11
Sept.
1% Sept. 26
13
13
13
Optional
Sept. 7
Sept. 12
Sept. 1
10% Sept. 17
Sept. 6
Sept. 27
58% Sept. 15 63
4
3
Sept. 28
Sept. 14
18
22
19% Sept. 21
19% Sept.21
Sale
23%
23% 21% Sept. 17 25% Sept.
Sale
102
Sale
101% Sept. 27 103% Sept.
Sale
5% Sale
4% Sept. 17
5% Sept.
18% 17% Sale
16% Sept. 17 18% Sept.
120
112
116
120
Sept. 4 120
Sept.
99%
Sale
"l6% Sale" ""8% Sept! 17 11
Sept. 5
42% 38% Sale
36% Sept. 17 39
Sept. 26
Sale
21% Sale
19% Sept. 15 23% Sept. 6
Sale
66
68% 66% Sept. 18 70
Sept.
5
5
5%
4% Sept, 14
5% Sept, 26
_
July
Aug.
80
Hx
63
Apr. 26
Feb.
7
50% Feb. 19
160% Jan. 31
33% Apr. 26
19% Apr. 26
Sept.
Sept.
July
July
July
Aug.
July
Aug.
Aug.
July
Sept.
May
Sept.
July
Mar. 12
20
Feb. 19
Feb.
6
Mar. 13
43% Feb. 19
87
23% Apr. 24
Feb.
Feb.
5
7
Mar.
9
Feb,
1
Jan,
33
Apr. 20
July
12
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
116
1
49% Sept. 29
July 24
5
25% Feb.
July
Jan.
July
July
12% Feb. 26
Jan. 30
3!B
58
50
58
11
13
July 25
Aug. 6
2
6% Jan.
50
Apr. 24
51
103
Sept.
sale."
c Oasb •ale.
Feb.
6
t Companies reported in receivership.
22
19
Mar. 13
Mar. 12
Mar. 13
61% Sept. 18
64% Jan. 15
Feb. 27 115
Aug.
1
1
42
Feb.1 5
6 103% July 11
89% Jan,
3% Aug. 30
5
8% Jan.
3
10% Jan.
73% Mar.
2% July
23% July
90
May
1
July
10
Sept.
10% Jan.
10
July
25
July
8% Jan.
10
24
4
48
Jan.
30
Feb. 23
Feb. 21
Feb.
30
5
Feb.
5
28% Apr. 26
19 104
July 26
23
Jan. 11
6 120
96% Jan.
77
Feb. 24 77
Julv 26
8
18
35
July 26 62
18
Aug. 6 41
64
Aug. 6 86.
3% July 26
49% Jan. 22
Feb.
13
July 20
6
65% July
Jan.
-
7
3
2
Jan. 30
Mar. 15
July 27
8
Jan.
-
Feb
31
6
11
2%
16%
15%
83
3%
16%
-
20
14
23
24
Mar.
Jan.
Jan,
$$*
m
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
27
45
2 101
26
3
14
26
3
23
26
19
47
-
xjBx-dividend
20
21
24% July 26
ex-war rants.. 100
s'
*• No par value,
35
11
Feb.
13% Sept. 27
8%
20
25% Sept. 24
21
30% Sept. 1
116
Sept. 20 113
20
14
Sept. 11
8
5
Sept. 1
1 %
1% Sept. 25
10%
12% Sept. 27
7% Sept. 26
5%
73
30
33% Sept. 26
12
17% Sept.
8% Sept.
7%
100
Sept.
5
Sept.
2%
Sept. 8
Sept. 27
14%
4%
5% Sept. 14
27
49% Sept. 29
97
116
Sept. 17
19
16%
Sept. 5
11%
12% Sept. 6
28
30% Sept. 7
%
% Sept. 5
Gould Coupler"A**_..._....»
Yfc
6
6
8
92
"Ik
a v*
19
86%
87
2% Sale
24% 25%
92
45 x
96x
17%
51
55
113
113% 111
110%
29% Sale
29% Sale
26%
100
101
102% 102% 100%
3%
3%
4 '
3%
12% 10
9%
12%
General Public Service.....*
General Ry Signal..........*
Preferred..........
880
Sept. 27
Feb.
6
Apr. 20
4
Jan.
7
ix
Preferred A (7)._
Preferred A (8).——
Voting trust certificates..*
Gen Steel Castings pref....*
Gillette Safety Rasor ......*
Convertible preferred....*
31,100
3,500
4,300
18 x Sale
12% Sale
............10
.........*
336,200
21,800
68,900
102,800
2,780
584,400
"8"600
230*
.
Foods.
10
Sept,
22% Sept.
21% Sept.
113% Sept
17
Sept.
6% Sept.
1% Sept.
11/
Sept.
6% Sept.
Sept.
13% Sept.
7% Sept.
102
Sept.
5
Sept,
2% Sept.
17
Sept,
4% Sept.
42
Sept.
114% Sept.
17% Sept.
12% Sept.
28% Sept,
% Sept.
42
112 % 116
Electric...........*
Special
General
7% Sept. 17
18% Sept. 13
30
*
A
Gen Cigar Inc.............*
Preferred (7)...........100
General
Sale
Sale
24,800 Gen Outdoor Advertising...*
A
»
12,300
9,970 General Printing Ink.......*
Preferred
1,880
70,300
105
July 12
8% Jan. 30
5% Feb. 23
Jan.
July
28
Sept.26
8% Sept. 5
3
Mar. 13/
Feb. 14
107
98
55
82
..5
100
2,200
69,900
1,300
73
33
.*
.............
Cable..........
Preferred
1%
11%
7%
17x Sale
8x Sale
104
105
Conv preferred A....
..*
12,700
4,200 General Italian Edison
90.800 General Mills..............*
Preferred
..........100
7,000
6,177,200 Gen Motors Corp,.........10
Preferred (5)...
82,500
3,400
2,300
22"8Q0
ix
11 k
ox
....*
General Bronxe........
"19%
Sale
8
Gen American Investors....*
......
,
2
6
Apr.
*
15
2% Sept. 18
14% Sept. 13
10
Sept.17
.
17%
.....*
.*
Class A...*
Gamewell Co (The).........*
Gabriel Co (The)
Class B
"
"**190
3,300
2,000
900
390
100
Fuller Co prior pref.
2d preferred ....
Sale
115
pref ...........100
404,187 Gen Gas Jc Elec CI A.......*
4,600
312,500
10
Gen Amer Transp Corp.....5
226,400 General Asphalt......... .10
211,300 General Baking Co.........ft
150
11,000
1,100
conv
.......
279,000
10,300
11,200
Sept. 14
2% Sept. 14
1% Sept. 7
70
Sale
Franklin Simon pref......10C
14" 100
4
Mar.
62
......
Class A new..............*
3,480
300,700
2,520
2,960
4,030
61,800
7,620
158,900
4,800
1,210
6,400
Sept. 7
Sept. 8
Sept, 10
Sept. 15
Sept, 20
31
20
Aug.
4
July
34% Jan.
71
Aug.
70
Jan,
2% July
~*
-
387,200
-200
3%
2%
1%
25%
8%
20
11x Sale
200
1,000
zl*
77*" Sept!*12 *77"""Sept."l2
105% 101% Sept.
14%
13% Sept.
78
78%
Sept.
Sale
60% Sept.
45
.
preferred........*
Fourth Nat'l Investors..... 1
6%
28
3%
3%
15%
16%
11% Sale
13.800
500
80
a2,H
Sale
Sept. 20
6%..........106
Fox Film "A".—
31,600
3%
4% Sept. 19
40
preferred. ........100
tFollansbee Bros...........*
7%
o§^
23
85
30,100 Food Machinery Corp......*
199,900
28
3%
a*
42
—*
Florshelm Shoe class A
Preferred
132",600
28k
5%
45
5x
100
Preferred series A.
First
2,500
1,000
4,300
44 x
Firestone Tire & Rubber...10
First National Stores......
Flsk Rubber
6,700
20
Federal Screw Works.......*
62,500 Federal Water Service A—
85,600 Fidelity Phenix Fire Ins.2.50
2,310 Fifth Avenue Bus Sec Corp '
240 Ftlene's Sons.........-....*
1,920
Preferred..............100
1,600
6,300
1sh
4
33
52
July 26
Feb. 27
Apr. 23
Sept.
4
Feb. 24
Feb.
19
Apr. 21
Feb. 19
Feb. 19
11!
Feb.
71]
Apr. 26
5
•
'34.
N. Y. STOCK
SAL
Sine
to
Sept.291934
154
Graham-Paige Motors......J
*renby Cons M 8 Or P
10<*
Granite City Steel.........*
99
554
Grand Union Co trust ctfs.-l
8
Grant (W T)
•
Great Northern If ore prop. *
674
78,
1,
14,
2,
I:
20 54
25
_
_
99
Greene Cananea Copper..100
Guantanamo Sugar......
54
34%
2
Sale
115
50
Sale
29%
154
654
5
2554
1954
62
65
24%
..25
26
28
25 %
29
Department Stores...*
Preferred..............100
18
4%
31%
38
2134
2954
1054
2954
112
30
154
22*
24
ill
..100
7% 1st preferred
slacken sack Water...... ,.25
Preferred A
159
Hall
354
10
Printing
3 54
Hamilton Watch...........*
Hanna
354
100
77
12
82
(M A) Co »7 pref
Harbison Walker Ref,
6%—...... .100
Preferred
6%
35
100
20
•
Preferred
6%
15
94
4%
6%
8
39
10154
15%
—
Lowest.
Sept. 29.
Bid.
29
25
18
Gulf States Steel...........*
Hahn
1,
6,
179,
2
8
Sale
25
.......100
Preferred
630
49,
9
w
18
Ask
12
30%
25
......100
_
325
22%
33%
754
Jreat West Sug.........
Preferred
I7/
75
354
20
Conv preferred series.....*
7,
Sept. 1.
Bid.
Far
133
33
164
1933
July 1
hare
201
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
Low from
STOCKS
tf. Y. STOCK KXOJBANGE
an.
460
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
4s*.
Sale
Highest
Prices
Sale
154 Sept. 11
554 Sept. 18
454 Sept. 17
Sept. 17
22
Sept. 26
Sale
28
Sept. 17
11
1054 Sept. 25
Sale
2654 Sept. 18
Sale
112
Sept. 18
38
38
Sept. 27
154
JX Sept. 27
25
Sept.17
2554
IS
II*
Sale
Prior
2
Sept. 4
754 Sept. 6
554 Sept. 6
3254 Sept. 4
Sept. 17
Sept.
5
Sept. 7
Sept.
1
l\V* Sept. 5
38
Sept. 27
2
Sept.
1
25
Sept.17
?4
nH
20
50
23
29
554
40
654
60
24
3054
Sale
4054
Sale
6
8
39
98
47
1454
1554
99
90
Sept. 11
24
Sept. 13
2854 Sept. 19
354 Sept .17
3154 Sept. 15
62
62
24%
3054
554
4154
Sept.11
Sept. 12
Sept. 28
Sept. 27
Sept. 27
654 Sept. 24
654 Sept. 7
Sept. 26
98
Sept. 6
Sept. 13 100
1554 Sept. 6
1354 Sept. 17
90
Sept. 15
9554 Sept. 7
554 Sept. 4
654 Sept. 18
Sept. 13
35
39
254 Sept. 8
5154 Sept. 21
1% Sept. 18
4
Sept. 22
5754 Sept. 29
254 Sept. 6
Hartman Corp class A
Class B
....
27"
4,
301,
Hat Corp class A........ .—I
14%
preferred....... .100
6H%
...2
1
Hazel-Atlas Co............25
65
Helme (G W)
94
Hayes Body
..........
5,
25
100
7% preferred—
12,
Hercules
Motors
Hercules Powder
*
4,
190"
78,
23,
247,
69,
9,
105,
126,
887,
,325,
529,
Preferred
554
354
5754
254
354
Sale
254
44
Con* preferred...........*
8154
Hoe (R) 8c Co class A.......*
Holland Furnace
.*
Hollander (A) 8c Son
Homestake
4
.....5
.100
Mining
"
554
200
100
6%
9
400
4
6%
9%
419
19
4%
19%
49
1254
254
16%
17%
20
Voting trust certificates.25
Howe Sound tot trust ctfs..5
Hudson Motor Car
54%
8%
234
6%
154
Hupp Motor Car Corp.....10
Sale
98
46
254
754
....—*
Household Finance part pf 50
Houston OH of Texas.....101
69
125
124% 122
Sale
6254
65
123
43
Houdallle-Hershey cl B ....*
Class A
75
64
10454
...*
3
3%
Sale
Sale
Sale
94
654
854
390
4
95
85
Sept. 11
Sept. 14 115
Sept. 6 143
7
Sept. 20
Sept. 6
Sept. 20
Sept. 13
Sept. 17
73
67
Sept. 14
12354 Sept. 4 125
64
62
Sept. 17
92
Sept. 19 98
Sept. 6
Sept. 17
Sept.
1
Sept. 7
74
84%
86
7954 Sale
112
,115
11554 125
14134 147
14154
14154 148
7
6%
8%
754
654
72%
40
100
...
Hershey Chocolate..
Indian
3%
59%
2%
110
120
*
83,
21,
11,
2%
1Bi
Rights
44"
2%
52
654 Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
454 Sept.
2054 Sept.
4754 Sept.
1654 Sept.
3
Sept.
56
Sept.
854 Sept.
254 Sept.
554 Sept.
8
Sept.
39954 Sept.
454
354 Sept.
654
954
19
21
18
Sept.
44%
1554
47
4554
1354
254
4654
754
254
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
3
5054
854
254
1654
354
Sale
Sale
Sale
6
6
19
27
27
12
27
7
6
1
1
254 Sept,
6
JP
412
Motocycle...
*
..........100
Preferred
21"
152,
119,
Indian
...It
Refining
Industrial
Rayon Corp
2%
2%
3%
19%
22%
'
45
56
6% preferred...........100
105
37
23
Sale
106
26
87,
[ngersoll-Rand.
51,
Inland
.*
88,
12,
34,
Inspiration Cons Copper..20
Insuranshares Corp (De0...1
3
Insuranshares Ctfa Inc
2
60,
95,
237,
31,
45,
150,
Intercontinental Rubber...*
2
[nterlake Iron
4
157,
(nternat Cement
.......
Steel
Internet
Int
1
*
1%
....100
10
Business Machines.....*
Internat Carriers
125 %
1
Ltd
354
38
4
2554
53 54
10654
3754
354
254
254 Sept. 17
Sale
59
2154 Sept. 18
5054 Sept. 17
2554 Sept. 28
56
Sept.
1
Sale
Sale
3454 Sept. i4
354 Sept. 20
39
Sept.
354 Sept.
4
7
%
Agricultural......*
Prior preferred
254
40
*
...........*
New
4
........*
18%
Sale
4
4%
4%
5
334
4
22
2554
354
136
6
22
138
6%
24
354
354
5
554
3 54 Sale
2654 Sale
354
354
141
Sale
6
Sale
2054
Sale
30
Sale
354
354
554
454
2654
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
141
Sept.
654 Sept.
23
Sept.
354 Sept.
3
Sept.
4
Sept.
Sept.
3
1854 Sept.
13654 Sept.
5
Sept.
1854 Sept.
28
7
27
27
29
27
5
6
Internat Combus Eng......*
Conv preferred
.........*
Preferred certificates.....*
660"
Internat Harvester,...
6,
235
•
IOC
110
Internat Hydro-Klec Sya A.25
3
45,
,883
7% preferred
66
2
Internat Mercan Marine...
Preferred
100
.....
Internat Paper pref
(nternat Paper
51
100
Class C
43
434
254
Sale
Sale
454
3%
1%
Preferred
6%
............100
Internat Printing Ink......*
Preferred
.........100
P
9
83
85
83
30
30J4
41,
65
20
International Shoe.........*
38
101
19
II*
40
65
,449,
Internat Tel 8c Tel........ •
196,
12,
10,
25,
7%
preferred
.10#
...
Interstate Dept Stores
Intertype
1
1
Corp.........
lewel Tea Xnc
151,
54,
2,
26
...*
......
lohns-Manvllle
..........
Preferred
*
IS*
63
6
27
47%
48
lones 8c Laugh Steel pref.100
97%
pf Ser B *
Kayser(J) 5c Co......
12
5
Kaufman Dept Stores..112.5C
Kelth-Albee Orpheum
Kelly-Springfield Tire
5%
15
pf.l0«
26
69
64
Sept.
65
Sale
7054
65
29
10%
1254
6154
8% Sept.
954 Sept.
61
Sept.
Sept.
6
2754 Sept.
x29
Sept.
110
6
105
17 50
14 4854
24 115
18 4854
28 11354
25 1454
Sept. 1
Sept. 22
Sept. 17
Sept.
5
Sept. 22
Sept. 4
Sept. 6
Sept. 25
Sept. 10
Sept. 5
Sept. 27
Sept. 27
Sept. 28
Sept. 26
Sept. 26
Sept. 7
Sept. 10
Sept. 19
Sept. 25
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
26
7
5
19
27
6
154 Seipt. 15
1% Sef>t.
4
654 Sept. 14
8
5
Sale
Sale
118
35
45
Kansas City Lt 1st
Sept.
46
Sept.
4054 Sept.
Sept.
4654
4654 4554 Sept.
112
Sale
11154 Septf.
14
13 54 Sept.
654
7
654 Sept.
50
3154
4154
Sept.
47
117
87
Sept.
2954 Sept.
27
10354 110
3654
100
3,
8,
1,
85
•
Island Creek Coal
1%
20 54
86 54
38
21
1054 Sale
Ix
2%
16%
4%
20%
Preferred.............. 100
Preferred
41,
668,
'
2554
12754
1254
254
1754 Sept.
International Salt.........*
International Sliver
2454 Sept. 10 3154 Sept. 27
Sept. " 11654 Sept. 29
454 Sept. 4
354 Sept. 18
354 Sept. 12
254 Sept. 21
110
2054
65,
34,
8,
1,
48,
Sale
Sale
35i
JH
1
•
11654
4 54
254
2354 Sept.
2554 Sale
12654 Sept.
12554 127
1054 Sept.
1054
1054
3
254
254 Sept.
1
154 Sept.
1
Sept.
1X4
Sale
954 Sept.
I*
k Power cl A *
Class B
102
266
7%
27%
110
14 %
101
Internat Nickel of Canada..*
9
5
23%
29
50
114
10
7
...*
264"
~i%
New... ......—.........5
Certificates
39",
1%
2
154
7%
o
8%
754 Sale
154
1 deposit
6% pref ctf of deposit
...
0% preferred
Kelsey-Hayes Wheel
Sept.
*
Chase Nat Bank ctfs of dap*
11"
Convertible
8,
,201,
2,
Kelvinator Co
969.
7,
29.
6,
693,
2,
13,
2,
14.
314".
2,
2.
142,
14.
170.
Claa
2%
A.....1
Conv class B...........
1
7
Kendall Co part pref ser A..*
55
Kennecott
4%
7
254
354
1334
1354
8634-^95
15%
Copper ......_.*
Kimberly-Clark..
Kinney (G R)—........
*
8% preferred..
Kresge (S S)Co«
10
7% preferred...........100
Kresge Dept Stores......... 1
8% preferred
........100
Cress (S H) 8c Co
2>|
12
10
99
2
Bryant
L*e Rubber k
Ex-dividend
Sale
1754
1154
12 54
454
354
1854
30
1854 Sale
1654
10554 10854 10554
1154
4
554
4
19% Sept. 5
1254 Sept. 19
4
Sept. 7
Sept.
Sept.
1854 Sept. 25
10654 Sept. 7
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
38
6154
61
2754
2854
21
2454
38
2554 Sept.
2054 Sept.
31
Sept.
2254 Sept.
1054 Sept.
854 Sept.
19"
19%
4%
5%
*
#
33
24% Sale
10
1154
854 Sale
Optional sale.
5
Sept. 28
254 Sept. 27
1354 Sept. 5
8654 Sept. 4
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
45
20
..........*
Ex-Rights.
89
19
30
Tire..........*
u
86
454 Sept. 21
254 Sept. 15
1154 Sept. 15
86
Sept. 17
12
Kreugor k Toll Co (Amer ctfs;
Kroger Grocery 5c Bak
•
.aclede Gas.............100
Preferred
100
„ane
7
27%
•
.ambert Co (The)....
4
254
354
1354 Sale
5
40
65
2854
Sept. 21
Sept. 12
Sept. 4
"Sept"
5
Sept. 7
Sept. 26
25
Sept. 6
1054 Sept. 22
954 Sept. 5
24
32
I
aggregate sales
Since
T
STOCK EXOBANOt
Jan. 1.
Shares.
800
40
6,100
4,800
7,600
3,400
20,600
2,200
800
1,400
2,500
14,500
5,000
700
5,100
66,600
800
3,600
700
4,100
......
Lehigh Valley Coal.........'
Preferred.
.......69
il*
Lehman Corn
68
Lehn 8c Iflnk Products Co..5
15
14%
*
5
29
Lima Locomotive Works
Liggett & Myers Tob pref.100
Common
25
.2?
97%
22%
•B-
120
200
100
100
200
1,100
2,800
17,900
1,200
17,800
300
17,400
40
"4,766
1,400
800
"'"280
3,000
4,300
40
100
12,000
600
....
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
*
Link Belt Co
97
'
Loews
2,800
5,000
200
1,200
11,600
251,500
1,200
7,700
200
6,400
5,300
1,600
260
200
18,700
1,400
17,800
1,700
3,300
3,500
49,900
200
13,800
44,900
5,100
540
800
1,000
300
260
31,100
20,300
2,700
1,020
"4", 400
3,600
1,700
"
2,466
900
400
200
3,700
6,100
40
70
21",900
80,500
1,500
•
94%
25
1st preferred
Lorillard (P) pref
113%
18
10
Common
1%
Louisiana OH
11
7% Sept. 18
Sept. 17
10% Sept. 17
*
Steel
Convertible
McCall
preferred
55
70
3%
2%
20%
5%
45%
•
Clasa B
100
4% preferred
—*
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines. .5
pref series A—...50
tMcLellan Stores class A—
20%
24%
Magma Copper
5
*
•
*
450,100 Mathieson Alkali Workf
7% preferred
100
1,700
Rights
405,900
10
171,400 May Dept Stores
....
•
72,400 Maytag Co (The)
Pref with warrants
•
51,500
S3 preferred ex-warrants..*
1,400
$6 1st preferred ..........*
4,040
77,800 Melville Shoe Corp
1
118,800 Mengel Co
Preferred
—100
3,715
900 Merch 6c Mln Transp Co....*
2%
28%
128
91",400
36%
5
24
72%
34
4%
25%
28
24%
25%
30
3%
11%
Petroleum. 10
Midland Steel Products
9
*
Minn Mollne Pow
Moto Meter
Motor
20%
71%
36
5
35%
Sale
5
24
Sale
32%
32
20
28
26
25
Sale
71
30
3.
11%
_
Sale
53%
27%
59%
2%
20
16%
Sale
Sale
51
Sale
16
Sale
8%
8
Sale
15
-
14
.....—*
1
10
7% preferred
Nat Cash Register
....—100
31,000 National Lead
Preferred A
100
3,700
Preferred B
....100
1,970
Nat Power 6c Light.........*
611,000
Sale
6
Sale
17
17
14
17
14
18
Sept. 26
1% Sept. 26
4% Sept. 1
6
Sept. 8
20% Sept. 10
12% Sept. 27
4% Sept. 27
23% Sept. 15 29
Sept.
Sept. 26 130% Sept.
125
5
4
39% Sept"27
5% Sept. 5
24% Sept. 7
72% Sept. 5
35% Sept. 26
5
Sept.29
25% Sept. 14
28
Sept. 18
28
Sept. 28
26
Sept. 6
23%
43%
24
36%
13 150
73
Jan.
6
97 %
74% Jan.
Jan.
8
15
26%
12% Jan.
16% July
20% July
26
26
16
3
Jan.
72
19%
35%
35%
97%
1% Sept.
i*
13
25%
10%
50%
94%
9%
34%
Jan.
38% Jan.
79
July
4% July
11% Jan.
9% Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
30
95
July
Jan.
P
4% Sept.
5% July
July
8% Aug.
4
July
Apr.
Apr.
5
4
4
7
Feb. 20
Feb. 20
Feb.
Mar. 17
Apr. 21
June
19
Feb. 21
10
27
26
26
27
12
23
Feb.
5
Feb.
6
25
Jan.
32
19% Apr. 11
12% Mar. 3
40% Jan.
23% Sept.
c2%
44%
8%
28%
Jan.
4% July
Jan.
24
June
135
Jan.
11
Jan.
19
Apr. 23
Feb. 21
Apr. 26
2
5
28% Aug.
Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
26
13
1
Sept.
Feo.
Apr. 26
8% Jan. 26
1
20% Feb.
Feb. 17
17
49
17
July
Jan.
Jan.
1% Jan.
3
July
10% July
1% July
10
31
Feb. 20
May
2
6
41% Feb.
62% Jan. 30
7
Apr. 27
*23% June 28
4% Apr. 24
33% Apr. 24
Jan.
30
23
12
24
33
20% Aug.
22
July
35% Sept.
2% Jan.
110
6
Jan.
Apr.
Apr.
8% Sept.
66% Sept.
37
Aug.
110
July
Jan.
1
19
19
19
23
5
16
25
25
18
6
Apr. 14
6
4% Feb.
6
4% Feb.
1% Jan.
1% July
5% Jan.
4
21
32
Jan.
24
23
26
Jan.
2%
r44%
128%
115%
19%
Jan.
102
99
3
1% Aug.
1
July
36% Sept.
119% Jan.
9
71% Sept. 19
32% Sept. 18
3
Sept. 17
24
Sept. 26
28
Sept. 18
23
Sept. 17
25
Sept. 29
Jan,
82*
39
June 28
11
3% July
Sept.
Jan.
22
52
Apr. 19
33% June 13
24
3% Sept. 17
10% Sept. 14
7% Sept. 17
51
Sept. 29
3% Sept.
12% Sept.
9
Sept.
61
Sept.
5
6
1
6
28
Sept.
11*
Jan.
30
Jan.
50
6
Sale
Sale
145
5%
27%
51% Sept.
2
Sept.
16
Sept.
13% Sept.
49
Sept.
22% Sept.
47% Sept.
% Sept.
9
Sept.
16% Sept.
7% Sept.
6% Sept.
23
Sept.
14% Sept.
4% Sept.
19% Sept.
12% Sept.
3% Sept.
5% Sept.
20
137
...
Sale
24
24% Sale
22%
155
144% 147
142
141% 144% 135
111
114
110% 116%
8% Sale
8% Sale
149
40% Sale
12%
14
41
Sept.21
17
60
11
24
2% Sept. 28
17% Sept. 27
15
Sept. 6
53% Sept. 28
27% Sept. 27
52
Sept. 10
% Sept. 11
9% Sept. 5
20
Sept. 6
8% Sept..27
7% Sept. 21
26% Sept. 27
15
Sept. 21
5% Sept. 1
23% Sept. 27
15
Sept. 24
4% Sept. 4
6
Sept. 6
11
11
17
18
"
.
17
15
18
20
17
17
14
15
17
14
May
26% May 22
63% Jan. 23
3
July 26
9% July 26
6% July 26
51
Sept. 29
Feb.
19
6% Feb. 16
14% Feb.
5
19
85% Apr. 21
21 % Feb.
Jan,
70
36
Jan.
60
Sept. 21
5% Jan. 30
1% July
15% July
12% Jan.
39
May 14
20
Aug.
6
37
Apr. 14
10
26
26
26
23
14
35%
22%
55%
35%
52%
1%
Feb.
Apr.
July
Feb.
Aug.
Feb.
8
12
Jan.
% July
July
15% July
6% July
5% Jan.
12% Jan.
13
Aug.
3% July
14
July
12% July
3% July
5% Sept.
6
3%
6% Sept. 27
27%
33% Sept. 6
141% Sept. 19 131
14% Sept. 1 12
13
17% Sept. 5
2
Sept.26
17
Sept.27
43
36%
11%
38%
Sale
12%
40
18
x22
145
141
110
16 0
Sept. 5
16%
Sept. 1
Sept. 6 135
Sept. 15 122
Sept. 10 100%
6%
8% Sept. 26
Sept.15 21%
Sept.14 24%
Sept.14 154
Sept. 25 142
Sept. 12 111
6% Sept. 17
34% Sept. 25
10
Sept. 17
35
Sept. 25
41
Sept.
13% Sept.
43% Sept.
10
Feb.
21
July
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
July
Feb.
July
19
16
23
6
11
Mar. 16
3
Jan.
1
21
13
15
29
44% Feb. 15
16% Feb. 16
15% Feb. 23
46
Apr. 21
25% Apr. 13
11% Feb.
6
23 % Sept. 27
32% Jan. 30
8% Feb. 23
13% Jan. 31
12%
49%
148%
23%
18%
Jan.
Sept.
Jan.
22% Apr.
18
Newberry Co (J J).........*
Sale
35
*
7% prefer red
...100
Newport Industries lnc..._l
.....
w*
20%
36
103% 110
14H
York Air Brake.......*
7%
16%
4
...100
10%
17
37
Sale
32
103
6%
14
2%
6%
10
Sale
Shipbuilding........ 1
Sale
12%
.100
81
Sale
74
107%
6%
16
3%
10
Sale
Sale
82
87
84%
96% 108
108
Sale
39
Sale
•
Sale
14%
50
Sale
39
Sale
40%
7% 1st preferred.........*
Noranda Mines Ltd.........*
• Optional tale
6 Cash sale,
"16"
Sale
5% preferred
...100
}N Y Investors Inc........*
New York Steam pref 0%...*
11
20
Sept. 14
Sept. 20
Sept. 17
5% Sept. 18
13% Sept. 21
3 % Sept. 15
7
Sept. 10
% Sept. 14
10% Sept. 17
73% Sept. 17
84% Sept. 27
"Il% Sept."
21
37
Sept.
Sept.
4
Sept
Sept 26
3% Sept 15
6
7% Sept
1
% Sept
6
14
Sept
74% Sept 11
1
96
Sept
7
15
36
Sept.17
Sept. 17
Sept. 18
t Companies reported in receivership.
43% Sept.
14% Sept.
m Sept.
S*
60
Feb.
5
Apr. 24
Apr. 23
Jan.
2
9
Feb.
1
5% Sept 18
Apr. 13
Apr. 10
Aug. 21
Mar.
6
5
2%
July 26 18%
4
30%
6% Jan.
31
July 26 49%
3 106%
100
Apr.
Jan.
11% July
2% July
5
July
% Sept,
Jan.
Jan.
26
14
5
Jan.
Feb.
7
Mar. 19
20
1
22 7a
Mar. 13
89:
Apr. 13
Apr. 10
May 26
Aug.
9
99
15 109
45
4
33% Jan.
11 % Sept 17
34
13
26
31
9% July 26
July 26
72
82
90
383
113
31% Feb.
1
32% Apr. 23
Feb.
163
July 14
145
Jan.
July 18
116
Aug.
7
Jan.
15% Feb.
6
Sept. 17
July
Jan.
34% Sept 25
10.
July 26
4
33% Jan.
2
20
Ex-dividend.
14
21
.....__.*
6% preferred
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
13%
16%
1%
15%
.....
American
12
21
14% Sale
16% Sale
1%
1%
12
15%
Neisner Bros
North
18
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
6
4% Sept.
Sale
27% Sept.
140% 141% Sept.
Sale
12% Sept.
Sale
15% Sept.
1
Sept.
Sale
12
16
Sept.
141
National Tea Co..
7% preferred
Sale
4
7
5%
32%
National Supply of Del...25
Preferred
..........100
New York Dock
14%
4%
6
.....23
National Surety
14
Sept. 27
Sept. 5
Sept. 6
2
Sept.10
12% Sept. 5
2 % Sept.
8
6
Sept. 7
3% Sept. 14
78
Feb.
Apr.
Feb.
July
Feb.
Apr.
Jan.
Apr.
Feb.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
July
Feb.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
*
........*
*
41,800 Nat Enamel 6c Stamp...
Steel
Sale
17
4% Sale
21%
23%
4%
New..
N Y
Sale
9%
7%
7%
25%
*
National Acme
New
15
%
5% Sale
20%
21
National
Sale
Sale
Sale
8
58%
2%
16%
Nash Motors Co
339,400
98,800
9,856
1,600
156,200
81,900
29,200
2,400
133,500
48,800
17,950
24,130
132,200
311,900
3,180
1,940
1,730
469,600
1,493,000
3%
11%
5
National Aviation Corp.
Sept. 12
Sept. 28
81
Sale
Murray Corp of America.. 10
Myers (F E) 6c Bros...
*
2,908",600
28
28
Sale
preferred....*
Munslngwear
Sept. 5
Sept. 28
Sept. 26
Sept. 26
Sept. 7
Sept. 1
5
Jan.
7% Jan.
July
8% July
70
Sept.
4
21
27
26
26
10
1
81
129
4
27%
Sale
100
—*
Nat Dairy Prod Corp .......*
*
141,500 tNational Dept Stores.
7% 1st preferred
100
26,310
26%
72%
19
Convertible
20%
25%
41%
4%
20%
26
11% Sept. 17
25% July 26
8
17% Jan.
15% Sept.17
15% Jan.
87% Sept. 21
6%
27%
8%
10
66%
21
36%
7 107%
4% Sept. 17
22% Sept. 22
•
Motor Wheel
Sept.
Sept.
3% Sept.
3% Sept.
23
Sept.
6% Sept.
49
Sept.
80
28
20
16%
Jan.
64% July
6
1
r Sept. 26
Sept. 7
1
5
Sale
9
Products
6
Sept. 1
Sept. 13
Sept. 4
Sept. 27
Sept. 4
18% Sept.
1% Sept.
10% Sept.
15
34%"Septri5
Gauge 6t Equip. 1
Mulllns Mfg Corp..
12,100
540,240
1,220,700
38%
4%
24
23% Sale
50%
52
tNational Bellas Hess J%
preferred
........100
78,600
10
559,000 National Biscuit......
s
5%
*
Mother Lode Coalition
Sept.
1% Sept.
14
Sale
Sale
53
•
Co
38
52%
14%
20
Wka..l0
MontgomeryWard 6c Co.....*
Morrell (J) 6c
29% 26% Sale
125
130% 110
15*
*
Preferred
Monsanto Chemical
4
4
11
May 14
73% June 22
8
2% Jan.
6
7
1
28
26
7
26
4
29
7
Sept. 1
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
50
Implem..*
Mohawk Carpet Mills
12%
52%' 58%
140 Milwaukee El Ry 6c Lt pf._100
*
35,600 Minn-Honeywell Reg Co
291,000
18,300
117,200
85,830
4,586,000
18,900
135,100
509,600
298,200
357,500
123,100
27,760
22,300
555,400
12,500
1,129,100
128,500
85,400
1%
4%
5%
18%
60% Sale
.100
First preferred
4%
3%
11%
1%
4%
5%
18%
9%
12
25
22
.....100
5
preferred..
Miami Copper
Mid-Continent
2
Sept.
% Jan.
6
143,000 Meats Machine Co
10,700 Metro-Goldwyn Plct pref—27
300,000
121,400
4,660
14
10
9% Sept. 20
4
6
13
1%
1
4% Sal
5% Sal
18%
21
10%
11
4%
5
..........5
Marlln-Rockwell
1%
10%
1%
4%
7
3%
11%
Maracalbo OH Ezplor.......*
Martin Parry Corp
19
3
5
24
17
2
Manhattan Shirt..—.....25
Marshall Field 6c Co
40%
4%
8
*
Marine Midland
5
23
2
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
20% Sept. 12
22% Sept. 17
35% Sept. 14
4
Sept. 24
18% Sept. 17
1% Sept. 17
20%
39
4%
20%
1%
Co, Inc.......*
c..*
....10
Mallinson (H R) Co
*
7% preferred
100
IManati Sugar......
100
7% preferred
100
(R H)
Madison Sq Garden v t
25
Sal.
38
*
Corp
57
32%
106%
32
100
Bros
5%
23%
5%
100%
100
Mack Truck lnc
85
61
100
MacAndrews 6c Forbes Co.. 10
Preferred
44
6%
26%
7%
Conv
Preferred
1% Sept. 14
15
Sept. 12
5% Sept. 19
87
McKeesport Tin Plate
McKesson 6c Bobbins..—..5
Marancha
Sept. 14
26
Sept. 11
1% Sept. 17
27
—'
McGxaw Hill Pub Co
Mandel
14
14
Corp
JMcCrory Stores...
Macy
17
27
1
100
6% % preferred
Ludlum
290 Mackay Cos pref
No par Taint,
; 1%
8
Louisville Gas 6c Eiec A.....
336,600
224,200
49,600
66,900
63,400
6,200
9,400
14,010
21,550
31,300
13,500
126,000
283,750
54,100
477,600
52,400
,32,900
39
Highest.
Sale Prices.
18
Sept.
36% Sept.
125
Sept.
111% Sept.
16
Sept.
1% Sept.
125
Lowest.
Sale Prices
4
1% Sept. 12
18
40% Sept. 6
10 125
Sept.10
19 115% Sept. 1
1
125
-.10b
W
1% Sept. 18
1*
1%
Nat Distillers Prod
146",600
21
Sale
27
Incorporated
1%
660
12%
13
140 Mexican Petroleum.......100
2,800
13,100
7,100
21
22%
Carbonic
Liquid
Sale
a*
40
30
9,100
20,700
1,600
1,900
1,200
20%
Sale
149 %
97
148%
770
300
Sale
20 %
17
_.
96,100 Loft Incorporated
77,800 Long Bell Lumber A
60,100 Loose-Wiles Blsc
80
200
1,800
44,900
23,200
4,300
Sale
91%
31,100
2,500
19,400
7,000
161,400
6,100
1,800
270
Glasa
Llbby-Owenx Ford
Life Savers Corp
3,230
436,700
69,500
2,420
64,800
114,900
6,800
50,500
290,200
89,500
70,620
8,900
865,000
53,200
549,600
200,700
1,630,500
68,930
22,400
^2,600
2,500
(The)
Preferred
230
14
Sept. 19
Sept. 7 75%
Sept. 5
3%
Sept. 17
13%
70%
Sept. 11
14%
Sept. 17
Sept. 15 29%
Sept. 24 20%
Sept.17 17
Sept.21 xl48
Sept.20 97
Sept. 18 98%
Sept. 15 22%
Sept. 11
13%
Sept. 17 23
Sept. 17 29%
Sept. 17 91%
69
680
22,700
1,500
Ask.
77
Sale
1.
Prices
Highest.
Sale
Prices
Sale
11%
75%
Leblftb Portland Omint. M
Preferred
19*
Lowest,
Sept. 29.
Sept. 1.
Bid
Par
25,700
2,640
118,800
109,000
111,400
64,700
744,220
49,700
49,200
10,100
30,900
217,100
155,400
25,444
228,040
2,497,700
14,100
20
i
to
Sept.291934
Shares
range since jan.
prices in september.
Low from
July 1 1933
STOCKS
N
In
September
.
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
N. T. STOCK
40
9
y
&
Feb.
7
Feb.
1
Feb.
6
Apr. 20
Oct., 1934.]
N. Y. STOCK
AGGREGATE SALES
In
September.
Shares
STOCKS
to
Shares
18,500
1,600
*
-
"2",166
1,940
59,900
3,230
749,500
184,200
72,840
8,500
600
5,800
"l"9,906
130
6,700
300
24,100
10,500
1,200
100
100
1,500
62,700
3%
7%
New....................
50
Telegraph.
Northwestern
Preferred..
Ohio Oil Go
8%
*
—....._•
2
9
Preferred a.—
73,500 Omnibus Corp v t c (The)..*
Preferred a............10#
13,800
94,100 Oppenhelm Collins At Co.
*
Orpheum Circuit Inc PreflOi
J*
78
5%
.
327",800
Otis
11%
92
Elevator..........—-*
3,495
6% preferred...........10t
"
325,500 Otis Steel
Prior preferred.........lit
45,400
90
7
clX
..... .
9
7%
J*
95
35
2
1%
38% Sale
10% Sale
2% Sale
11%
13%
4% Sale
81
88
10% Sale
A"
15
30%
114%
68%
16
_
Lowest
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices•
3
Sept. 11
62% Sept. 19
3% Sept. 26
65
Sept.
Sale
15
7% Sept. 27
7% Sept. 27
35% Sept. 5
2% Sept. 5
40% Sept. 5
11
Sept. 6
2% Sept. 27
13
Sept. 27
33
Sept. 13
1% Sept. 17
35% Sept. 24
9% Sept. 17
2% Sept. 17
10% Sept. 14
5% Sept.
4% Sept. 25
90
83
Sept. 26
6% Sept. 10
Sept.
26%
24
25
20
22
23%
25
75
13% Sept. 18 16
20% Sept. 17 26
20
Sept. 5 23%
74%
80
74% Sept. 17 74%
115
2:103
103
105
Sept. 27 113
5%
6%
5%
5% Sept. 14
6%
6%
4
3% Sale
3% Sale
3% Sept. 18
99%
5%
2%
6
4
11% Sept. 28
Sale
25%
69
6
Sept.
1
Sept. 15
Sept. 26
Sept. 25
2% July 26
47% Jan.
4
7% Sept. 27
33
Sept. 13
1% July 27
30
Aug. 13
8% July 26
2
July 25
9
July 27
3% July 27
83
Sept. 26
5% July 27
Sept.
5
Sept.
Sept.
1
5
Sept. 27
Sept. 17
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
7
5
1
8% Feb.
1
74% Apr. 26
Feb. 27
Apr. 26
4% Feb. 19
16
43
40% Sept.
15% Feb.
7
Feb.
5
5
5
27% Feb.
5
6% July
9
Jan.
3
95
14% Mar. 31
13% July
19% Feb. 16
92
Jan.
3 % July
9
Jan.
102% Aug. 21
30
97
—
19
VkK
...........
Highest.
Prices
14
Sale
13% Sept. 17 14%
99% 100
x99% Sept. 21 101
5
4%
5
3% Sept. 18
20
14
14%
16%
Sept. 17 15%
40% 30%
39%
114%
66
Sale
60
71
Sept. 17
20%
-2f
304,740 Pacific Gas & Elec
161,300 Pacific Lighting Corp...
47,260 Pacific Mills....
10,715 Pacific Teleph At Telegt. "loo
.lit
Preferred.
1,760
52,900 Pacific Western Oil..... ...*
2,028,500 Packard Motor Car......
Sale
14% Sale
100% 110
60
.........100
2ft
126,957 Owens-Ill Glass co—
66
33
7%
28
97
——*
....
14%
36
J%
3
...
64
2%
2%
88% Sale
10% Sale
2%
8
11
13%
33
jw
....
(The).
Oliver Parm Equip
7
1%
Ask
3% Sale
65
35
33
•
Norwalk Tire a Rubber
400 Outlet Co
230
Preferred
9,600
8% Sale
63
39
Bid.
Sale Prices
Lowest.
Sept. 29.
Ask
Bid
716,800 North American Aviation...1
28,000 North Atner Edlaon pret...
North German Lloyd ......
200
1,800
1,200
22,700
4,400
1,500
Sept. 1.
Sept.291934
pot
"""600
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
Low from
July 1 1933
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1.
41
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
60
8
25
45
Feb.
Jan.
Sept.
5
114% May 19
Jan.
30
23% Feb.
7
Feb.
7
5
94
13% Sept. 18
20% Sept. 17
July 27
20
72
Feb. 19
Feb. 20
Apr.
Jan.
9
Feb.
11
10% Jan.
37
34
85% Mar. 13
103
Jan.
3 li6
June 22
8% Apr. 25
5% July 26
2% July 26
6% Feb. 23
Pan-Amer Pet ac Trans..
""'200
6,666
'8%
b
New..................
Class b stock......... ...At'
10%
11%
10%
10% Sept. 12
11
% Sept. 24
7% Sept. 19
11%
9
Sept. 20
11% Jan. 30
Class b new........... ...»
600
80
178,166
500
27,500
200
47,300
18,200
9,600
8,000
48,060 Panhand Prod At Ref.....
8% preferred..
lot
2,600
{Paramount Publl* Corp..It
Certificates of deposit..10
2,102",310
1
76,400 Park Ac Tllford
1,468,200 Park Utah Cons Mines.....!
20,600 Parmelee Transport Co.—.*
9
3% Sale
18%
21
3% Sale
%
%
1
799,400 Pathe Each..............
$4 preferred class a .... II*
548,900
377,600 Patino Mines At Ent Cons
160,900 Peerless Corp............ ila
Rights
............
3",200
4*0",766
297,000
3,400
5,130
7,000
3,200
20,000
1,450
168,500
3,300
600
200
50
10,900
1,500
8,300
19,000
600
100
22,900
100
90
25,900
30,900
100
11,200
239,700
646,800
24,600
5,835
315,200
12,600
700
Preferred...
......
10
100
•
40
100
People's Gss l Ac Coke... 104
Petroleum Corp.......... -.5
Ac
179,900 Philip Morris Ac Co....... ,.10
1,051,800 Phillips Petroleum.......
18,200 Phoenix Hosiery......... lib
.
............
50
'26%
5
6
38%
100
52%
44% Sept.
54
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
42
Sept.
108% Sept.
22
Sept.
9
4% Sale
7%
10
52
60
33% Sale
15% Sale
5
40
6
4
5
Sept. 14
8
60
28
14
5
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
5% Feb. 16
35% Feb.
6
6% Feb. 15
% July 27
10% Jan.
4
12% Sept. 18
1 % Sept. 21
4% Mar. 2
24% June 12
21% Jan.
2
4% June
5
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
15
Sept.
45
Sept.
110
Sept.
27% Sept.
13% Sept. 17
31% Sept. 12
55
1% Jan.
2
17
July 26
2% July 26
% July 30
% Sept.
Sept.
49%
61%
107%
3%
3%
14% Sept.
56
4% Sale
7%
10
60
72%
31% 32%
16% Sale
Sept. 1
10% Sept. 17
12% Sept. 18
1% Sept. 21
% July 24
7% Sept. 19
1% Septl 22
14% Sept. 5
15
Sept. 4
2% Sept. 4
1
4
8
4% Sept. 27
20
Sept. 28
3% Sept. 1
% Sept. 8
3% Sept. 11
17% Sept. 17
3
Sept. 14
% Sept, 8
107%
2%
3%
3%
14%
uh il*
46
—...
1... ;ii*
.......
Preferred.
Sale
.....
Phillips Jones Corp...... ..*
100
Preferred.......
280
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
13%
15%
9%
10
15% Sale
32%
Pet Milk.
-20
Phelps Dodge.
Philadelphia Co pref 4%. .50
84 preferred ........... -.*
Phlla Ac Reading c
10l%
39%
108% 109% 110
26% 25%
24%
_
Preferred..........
49% Sale
60% Sale
-
2%
3
3% Sale
14%
18
Cewenr
7% preferred series a
People s Drug Stores Inc
1%
13%
13%
1%
106
100
penn Coal At Coke.......
Penn-Dlxle
4% Sale
17%
21
3% Sale
%
%
49%
50%
57% Sale
Penney (j c) Co..........
100
600
Sale
rP.
13% Sale
14%
14%
2%
2%
Penlck At Ford...........
20,600
10%
12
4
14
15
11
17
17
15
10
Sept. 12
Sept. 4
6
Sept. 26
Sept. 12
Sept. 28
Sept. 14
Sept. 8
65
35% Sept. 17
16% Sept.
6
5% Sept. 27
5% Apr. 26
June 29
110
Sept.ll
43% Feb. 16
9% Jan.
8% July
15%
14%
18%
37
V.
3% Jan.
7
July
Aug.
11% Jan.
14% July
4% July
Aug. 27
Feb.
3
Apr. 26
Feb.
9
Feb. 17
Feb. 21
21
Apr.
2
7
74% Apr.
35% July 19
*20% Apr. 11
3
13% Feb.
48
50
52%
5
7% Feb.
5
Apr. 24
24% Jan.
49
Jan.
55
5
8
Feb.
6
32
55
13% Sept.
32
2
6
64
Jan. 30
67% Mar. 3
108% May 16
44% Sept.
4
51% Jan.
25
29 105% Mar.
1% July
26
2% July
1
12% July
24
21
Jan.
18
86
Jan.
11
22
Sept.
26
16% Sept.
2% Apr.
21% Apr.
Jan.
64
Mar.
3
Pterce-Arrow Mot c pref..100
Class a—
15,000
6,100
1,700
24,500
4,500
300
700
400
4,400
130
100
780
10,800
200
300
18,300
4,300
600
1,200
13,000
1,054,600
76,400
14,300
135,800
82,700
5,200
7,800
4,700
222,800
2,140
8,000
5,310
21,300
8,770
8,900
498,900
73,600
25,700
19,700
New.
..................
1% Sale
% Sale
7
1% Sale
28% Sale
85
87%
8
9%
30
35%
-.5
Pierce Oil Corp.......... .20
8% preferred.......... 101'
Pierce Petroleum..
Pllsbury Flour Mills......
Pirelli Co of Italy a
100
Pittsburgh Coal (of Pa)
4% preferred.......... 100
6
Pittsburgh Screw At Bolt.
100
Pittsburgh Steel pref
Pitts Term
...........
•
.....
17
38
2%
9%
30
8
Porto Rlcan Am Tob cl a,
Class b.
-
347,500 Postal Teleg At Cable pref. 100
Prairie Oil At Gas..........20
"3",500
300
800
20.400
360
Prairie Pipe Line....20
34,900 {Pressed Steel Car 7 % pf 100
•
Common
123,500
285,100 Procter At Gamble.......
Preferred 8%......... 100
6,515
634,200 {Producers At Ref Corp.. .50
7% preferred.......... .50
65,340
..........
1%
28% Sale
77%
90
9%
30
35%
6
6%
20
23%
2
2%
8%
3
3%
1% Sale
14%
15
3%
16
15
17
.....
Poor At Co class b
6
16
Pref conv.............. 100
2%
7%
Ali
_
37%
111
8%
J*
38
103
Sale
_%
1%
27%
2%
9%
7%
4% preferred.......... iffr
Pittsburgh United....... .25
Plymouth Oil
Sale
21% Sale
2
2%
Coal.......... 100
Plttston Co (The)
1%
5%
18% Sale
1%
Sale
Sale
2%
2%
8% Sale
Sale
2*
3
14%
3%
15
1%
1% Sept. 15
% Sept. 7
Sept. 19
Sept, 15
26% Sept. 19
85
Sept. 17
7% Sept. 13
30
Sept.ll
5% Sept. 15
20
Sept. 12
2% Sept. 28
16
Sept. 14
1% Sept. 26
25% Sept. 17
2% Sept. 21
8% Sept. 18
7% Sept. 14
2% Sept. 19
1
Sept. 7
12
Sept. 15
5
1
1% Sept.
6
% Sept.
Sept.
1
1
6
1% July
% July
Aug.
1
July
5
27
24
24
26
1% Sept.
1
28% Sept.
87
Sept.
9
Sept.
30
Sept.
6% Sept.
21% Sept.
2% Sept.
18% Sept.
1% Sept.
30% Sept.
11
18% Jan.
19
25
11
1
1
28
20
29
27
70% Jan. 22
7% July 26
30
Jan.
*
2% Sept.
7
9% Sept.
8% Sept.
3
Sept.
1% Sept.
l5% "
15% Sept. 26
8
6% Feb. 19
1% Jan. 30
10% Feb. 14
2
Feb.
6
29% Aug. 7
87
Sept. 19
18
42
Feb.
Feb.
19
1
4% July 26
11
Apr.
4
July
July
Jan.
Sept.
Sept.
I % Jan.
8
July
43
Feb. 21
15%
1%
8%
1%
25%
28
26
4
3% Feb. 21
18 % Sept. 20
26
17
59% Feb. 19
4
26
June
2
2% Sept. 19
1
July 27
6
10% July 27
5
5
Feb. 19
Feb. 21
16% Jan. 30
14% Feb.
5
6% Jan. 30
3% Jan. 36
29% Feb.
6
16
12
17
7
7%
8
1%
2
1%
35%
36% Sale
115
115% 113
8
Sept. 26
2
Sept. 18
Sept. 14 38%
Sept. 4 116
Sept. 7
Sept. 8
Sept. 6
Sept. 26
July 27
5% July 26
1% July 26
20
Feb. 20
22
Feb. 17
5% Feb. 16
33% June 2 41% Jan. 23
102% Jan. 22 116
Sept. 26
% Jan.
2
1% Mar. 15
1% May
2
6% Feb. 19
Pref ctfs of deposit.....
100
"2.700
PubSer Corp of n j pf8%. 100
25,700
356,800
6,800
10,900
20,900
Common...............
7%
ioo
300
300
1,200
3,000
15,600
20,100
850
7,600
4% preferred......
100
s
85 preferred ...........
Public Service el At gae—
.....
"2,306
13,100
1,400
260
7,000
69,500
12,100
500
200
10
7,300
1,100
•
104%
Sale
5% Sale
38%
40
26% Sale
2% Sale
Rand Mines..............
Ray bestos-m anhattan
38,900 Real Silk Hosiery.........10
if
.....
No par value,
x
Rem'ton-Rand
1 st
40
9
42
........,
Preferred..
,.100
Reynolds Metal Co......
Reynolds Spring Co....
-
Ex-dividend,
5
-10
.
c Oash sale,
50
43%
49%
2% Sale
13% Sale
47% Sale
8
9%
16% 21%
74
82
Republic Steel Corp....,
Coavertibleapreferred, .100
...
12
8% Sale
........
preferred......... ..teo
Class a...........
7
45
2% Sale
Sd preferred......... .100
lido Motor Car
.—5
Revere Copper At Brass.,
18
6%
Preferred
.........100
1,960
99,700 Rels (Robt) At Co......
1st preferred ..........100
35,330
21,500
4,200
371,400
1,572,600
260,000
23,200
4,900
3,750
217,800
30,100
VA
Sale
10% Sale
7% preferred "a"
...50
117,450
Preferred b.............
•
1,042,500
579,700 {Radio-Kefth-Grpheum ci a*
520,800
a
61
Radio Corp of amer_......*
116",300
700
500
100
42
...........
3,069,500
30
118
109
110
116
32% 33
32% Sale
29%
98
99% 103% 98% 101%
85
85%
88
85% 87
74
76% 72%
74% 69%
85 preferred............
6,600
342,300 Pullman Company..
706,930 Pure Oil
15,610
8% conv pref........... 100
195,100 Purity Bakeries...........
155,900
4,800
56,300
18,600
1,200
110
20% Sale
7
8%
1
a
Optional gale
99
102
40% Sale
7% Sale
58%
9%
59
Sale
6
Sale
39
Sale
27% Sale
2% Sale
16!
6!
35
2}
81
17%
7
50
2%
12
8% Sale
42
40
Sale
Sale
2% Sale
13% Sale
41
6%
13%
50
21
7%
Sale
9
18%
75
Sale
8
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
17
18
15
20
Sept. 15 101
35% Sept. 17 42%
8
7
Sept.14
56
Sept. 19 62
9% Sept. 17 10%
4% Sept. 15
36% Sept. 17
22% Sept. 14
2
Sept. 11
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
18
24
15
5
14
7% Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
2% Sept.
11
Sept.
37
Sept.
7
Sept.
16% Sept.
74
Sept.
18% Sept.
6% Sept.
17
19
14
15
17
17
17
11
13
14
17
2
9
37
40
Sept. 28
Sept. 5
Sept. 5
Sept. 5
Sept. 4
90
Sept.
32% Sept.
99% Sept.
86
Sept.
75% Sept.
100
16!
5!
37
13
26
13
26
8
105
Sept. 13 110
{ Companies reported in receivership.
6% Sept. 26
40% Sept. 27
Jan.
12 119%
29% Sept. 17 45
90
Jan.
8 106
79
Jan.
8 97%
67
Jan.
2
84
4% July 26
23% Jan.
4
Jan.
18% Sept.
14% July 26
6% Sept. 28
Sept. 14
2% Sept. 12
10% Sept.
4
4
1% July 23
7% Sept. 21
Feb.
6
Aug. 25
May 11
Feb. 17
Feb.
Feb.
23
14
Sept. 15
60% Apr. 26
1% July 27
5% July 26
30
6
9%
43%
35%
4%
July 27
6
July 26
32% Jan.
5
21% Sept.
6
5
43
Sept. 5
Sept. 10
Sept. 6
2% Sept. 6
14
Sept. 6
48
Sept. 1
8
Sept. 7
16% Sept, 7
74
Sept. 13
Feb.
37
43
9
6
Feb. 21
10 104% Aug.
9
35% Sept. 17 59% Feb.
5
7
Sept.i4 14% Feb. 16
80
Feb.
6
lept,
9% J uly 26 19% Feb.
5
15
40
Feb.
Jrtly 11
Jan.
28% Sept. 27
2% Sept. 28
6
Feb. 17
6
Apr.
38% Apr.
5
6
2
2
13% Feb. 23
69% Mar. 14
Jan.
8
2
July 26
10% July 26
37
Aug.
6
5
Jan.
8
67
11% Jan. 29
28% Apr. 11
5%
25%
67%
14%
Mar.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
14
23
23
23
Apr. 11
Jan.
15% Jan.
5
90
2
6% Jan.
9
27% Apr. 26
13% Apr. 25
46
June 25
42
N. Y. STOCK
aggregate sales
September.
Shares
July
Shares.
39,500
60
"""300
11,100
7,600
3,200
9,100
5,700
170
220
1,000
62,900
8,300
540
210
12,500
1,000
93,500
900
"*37700
22,100
2,300
6,100
500
6,600
10
12,100
1.500
400
26,600
19,900
80
21,000
103,500
Bid.
39 X
57
II
1*
500 Rhine Westphalia Elec Pr
9,800 Rltter Dental Mftf
15
..
5%
•
21
105,300 Roan Antelope Cop Mines..
112,100 Rossla Insurance
..ft
38,900 Royal Dutch Co N Y shs
3%
29 %
.....
314,200
160,600
11,270
13,050
53,600
1.628,800
235,100
31,825
3,610
339,700
8,500
1,564,800
28,300
2,400
70,200
969,300
55,500
147,700
11,700
400,100
1,639
535,900
39,700
Ask
Sale
46
59 %
13
61
35
33 X
(6)........... I#!'
102
Preferred (7)_..........It*
90%
107% 110%
Preferred
17X
Sale
47 X
106 X
Savage Arms Corp..........*
Schulte
Retail
21x
5
Schenley Distillers Corp
Stores.....
1
Seaboard Oil Co of Del.....*
ll*
8*
Seagrave Corp (The).......*
Sears, Roebuck 8c Co.......*
30
8% preferred.........-lOt
Scott Paper
*
conv
51
*
26
1
.....*
•
2X
Shattuck
(G
£2
6
20
preferred-. 100
47
F)
......*
Shell Transp 8c Trading—
Shell Union Oil
Convertible
6%
109.900 Silver King Coalition
5
SB
Simmons Co
Oil
34X
0%
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
48% Sept. 27
59% Sept. 5
6
11
10
15
24
10
35
16
Sept.
44X Sept.
X Sept.
102X 103
109 X 110% 108% Sept.
5% Sept.
6
OX
23 X Sale
19% Sept.
3
Sept.
3X Sale
18
Sept,
19X Sale
50% Sept.
53 X Sale
21% Sept.
24%
2%
A% 34% Sept.
Sale
Sept.
2
1% Sept.
xl 00
Sept.26
Sept. 6
7% Sept. 26
Sept.
5
Sept. 5
Sept. 1
Sept. 28
Sept.22
Sept. 8
24
Sept. 26
4% Sept. 6
20% Sept.27
54
Sept.24
27
Sept. 5
Sept.24
Sept. 27
2
Sept. 6
18
47%
102%
111%
6%
,7/8
a
Sale
Sale
Sale
46
Sale
26
24%
7
AH
Sale
65
Sale
Sale
8
Sale
Sale
% Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
4% Sept.
46
Sept.
6*
5
6
6%
7
46%
8%
24%
24%
6%
60%
10%
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
8% Sept.
9
5
65%
11%
11%
10
Sept.26
Sept. 5
Sept.25
Sept.
1
Sept. 4
Sept. 27
Sept.25
Sept. 4
Sept. 29
Sept. 27
Sept. 25
Sept.27
70
32,000
7X
7X
61
25
23 X
Sale
Sale
54 X
10%
20 X
14 X
14 X
6% Sept. 20
Sept. 28
7
6%
52
54
56
13%
7% Sept. 4
Sept.21
55
22
....—"
101
8% preferred
Sou
Edison—..25
California
10
8,000
2,510
1,640
1,370
545,685
10,140
—
60
20
19,000
170
"l'OOO
37,900
13
*
^
410
400
1st
23%
Sale
14% Sale
20%
14%
19
Sept. 17
11% Sept. 15
13
Sept.14
21
Sept. 27
15% Sept. 5
14% Sept. 1
45
*
......
_
49,300
72,700
890
300
5,600
3,500
1,400
52,300
44,400
800
64,400
3,800
11,700
2,000
600
600
12,200
16.100
2,000
26,900
3,800
420
900
10,200
2,600
700
26,700
600
2,100
2,900
36,400
48,900
6,900
15,600
5,500 Spicer Mfg Co
•
Convertible preferred A-.*
4,750
410,000 Splegel-May-Stern Co......*
1,653,600
4,440
457,000
237,100
73,700
37,900
128,200
24,600
35,800
723,400
47,300
21,400
1,268,100
50,400
319,900
34,900
27,600
7,600
Preferred
49
25
325,700
606,900
44,095
911,500
49,200
7,030
17,800
177,800
108,700
28,800
41,700
48,200
41,700
89,300
669,450
626,100
275,700
539,200
37,700
27
7% Sale
9
SX
21
(7%)
22
18
Preferred (6%).........
Com'l Tobacco...
Stand
Standard Oil Export pref .160
Stand Oil of Calif
«
Standard Oil Co of Ind.
!_25
standard Oil of Kansas—
.10
Standard Oil ef N J..._.
sill*
m
110%
10sl% Sale
Standard Investing Corp
.2ft
Sale
26 X
29
SIX
44% Sale
10X Sale
(The L S)
Barrett Co
7%
51%
19% Sale
125%
94 preferred..........
Sale
Sterling Products Inc... -.10
58
Sterling Sec Corp cl A—
IX Sale
4
SX
30
35%
Preferred
Conv
Stewart
1st preferred
IBf>
*
10*
Common.................*
Preferred.....—......100
SX
4X
X Sale
2
2X
(The)..50
Symington Co
'
—
Class A
—
*
9
Corp—.... 5
Telautograph
9
4X
4.
23X Sale
34% Sale
3
3X
Tennessee Corp
.........5
Texas Corp (The)—......_2f
Texas Gulf Sulphur.—....*
Texas Pacific Coal 8k OH...10
I
Sale
9
750
l ex
Pac Ld Trust ctfs
Convertible
7%
I hermoid
5
Jan.
57
108
Apr. 23
July
5
113
June
3!%
8
Sept.
Jan.
16
Feb.
15
Apr.
11
Feb.
5
30% Apr. 16
54
Sept. 24
38% Apr. 11
Jan.
21% Sept.
2% Sept.
Aug.
1 % July
7
31
4% Feb.
51% Feb.
4% Jan. 26
2
45% Feb.
Jan.
2
X Sept.
4% July
5% Jan.
4
July
22
9
Apr. 24
13% Feb. 23
5
7% Feb.
49
May
3
13% Mar. 9
26% Mar. 14
38% Jan.
6% Jan.
21
Jan.
5
June
6% Sept.
July
8% May
July
July
8*
}?8
57
~
Jan.
27
Jan.
26
Feb.
16
Sept. 25
24% Feb.
5
1050
45
Sept.
59%
19%
Sale
Sale
48
25
Sale
124
6%
6%
19%
18%
16
21%
3%
4
1%
1%
109% 109
Sale
30%
25%
Sale
27
31%
41%
Sale
8%
10
55
Sale
Sale
1%
3%
5%
30
36
08
31
25%
27%
43%
9%
60%
1%
4%
30%
3%
4
% Sale
1%
2%
8%
10
4%
4%
22% Sale
36% Sale
2% Sale
8%
8%
....—..*
Tidewater Assoc OH........*
160
Preferred 6%..
1,600
9,900
19,100
1,100 Tidewater Oil..............*
5% conv preferred
...100
15,900
397,700 Timken-Detroit Axle C0...I6
363,700 Tlmken Roller Bear—._....*
Tobacco Products Corp.....*
Certificates of deposit....*
40,500
902,200 Transamerlca Corp........ •
1,300
17,700
58,600
339,300
13,400
50,200
34,800
182,500
40,700
74,500
1,430
109,100
903,700
25
26
Jan.
9
19
Sept. 17
6% Jan.
3
12% July 26
12
Sale
44%
Sale
5%
60
23%
31
75
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
10
3%
%
1%
7%
3%
Sept. 10
Sept.18
Sept. 12
Sept. 14
Sept. 19
21
Sept.14
33% Sept. 17
2% Sept. 14
8% Sept. 14
18
9%
95
.5%
9% Sept. 14
43
Sept.17
4% Sept. 17
60
3%
3%
16%
19
5% Sale
11% Sale
2% Sale
77
94%
96
6% Sale
30 X Sale
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
11% Apr. 25
68% Apr. 26
27% Feb. 17
42
Apr. 23
17
May
4
19% Feb.
6
Jan.
6 105
Sept. 21
29% May 14 39% Feb.
5
Jan. 16 137
July 23
10% Sept. 15 22% Feb.
7
Sept. 22
8% Sept.
5
Sept. 7
Sept.25
20% Sept. 6
127
Sept. 4
9% Mar. 20
2% Jan. 15
Apr. 21
74
Apr. 21
15% Apr. 23
62
Apr. 24
5% Sept.
2% Sept.
5% Jan.
30% Jan.
30
13
Jan.
Jan.
2% Sept.
2
8
Jan.
1i*
117
Sept. 6
Sept. 26
Sept. 5
Sept. 5
17% July
121% Jan.
17
Sept. 6
Sept. 27
14% Sept. 26
2% Sept. 6
7% Sept. 27
7
6
Feb.
33
8
6
Apr. 24
Feb.
6
Mar. 13
5
1% Jan.
110% May 26
42% Jan.
30
27% Aug. 30
Apr. 21
50% Feb. 17
14% Apr. 19
66% July 30
Feb.
6
3
41
Feb.
6
36% Feb.
1
7
10% Feb. 21
6
13% Feb.
Sept.
47
Feb.
19
9% Feb. 21
2% July
51% Jan.
100
Feb.
17
4% July
4% July
10
Feb.
31% Feb. 20
67% Apr. 25
1
25% Feb.
127
Sept. 4
Jan.
6% July
8% Sept. 26
6% July
9% Sept. 26
17% Jan.
22% Sept. 26
15
July
18
Sept. 21
3% July
4% Sept. 1
% Jan.
1% Sept. 5
96% Jan.
10
Sept. 5
34% Sept. 7 x30X May
25% Sept.
27
Sept. 4
27
Sept.
29
Sept.10
40% July
44% Sept. 5
6
Jan.
10% Sept. 26
47% Jan.
60% Sept. 29
1% Jan.
1% Sept. 29
3
Jan.
4% Sept. 28
30
Jan.
30
Sept.11
6%
6%
14%
3%
69%
21
Apr. 18
Apr. 24
27% Aug. 29
Apr.
2
Apr.
15% Jan.
5% Jan.
6
July
21% Jan.
19
Feb.
dH
39
69% Sept. 6
117
Aug. 20
Jan.
25% Feb.
11% July
1% July
4% July
5
Feb.
1
3
15% Feb. 19
3% Sept. 21
% Sept. 1
2
Sept. 4
9% Sept. 4
4% Sept. 14
24
Sept. 5
36% Sept. 24
3
Sept. 4
9% Sept. 6
3% July
% July
1% July
7% Sept.
3
July
20
July
30
July
2
July
27
24
27
14
26
26
26
27
6
Jan.
6
12% Sept. 26
Sept. 28
5% Sept. 27
60
Sept. 15
3% Sept. 4
17% Sept. 26
5% Sept. 5
12% Sept. 5
3
Sept. 4
8
39
July
26
15% Jan.
30
Jan.
15
44
Jan.
29
5% Jan. 26
2% Feb. 19
5% Feb. 23
15% Feb.
1
6% Feb. 19
29% Feb.
5
43% Feb.
6
6% Apr.
4
12
Apr.
2
1050
22
•
Thompson Starrett
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
5% Sept.
5% Sept.
Sept.
2% Sept.
67
69
67% Sept.
116
Sept.
16% 117
13% Sept.
13%
15
1% Sept.
1% Sale
7
7%
6% Sept.
6%
6%
6% Sale
11%
12
2% Sale
15X
5X
5X
12X
13X
2X
2X
18X
22X
10X
10X
83 X Sale
Thompson Products........*
18
Sale
8%
8
8%
17%
20%
3%
1%
750
7
3% Sept. 6
4
Sept. 26
27
62
43
3
Sept.
2% Sept.
3% Sept.
25% Sept.
OX
76%
15
1
......-2ft
Preferred...
Sept. 25
Sept. 10
Sept. 27
Sept. 5
Sale
26
11
Co..............1
hird Nat'l Investors......
R)
5%
2%
6%
58%
26
44
40
6% July
July
54
86
24% Sept.
6% Sept.
AH
*
(J
27% Feb.
15% July
115
Sept.21
32% Sept. 6
Sept. 4
13% Sept. 1
65
10
preferred....*
preferred..........100
Thompson
48% Sept. 27
60% July
6
Mar. 13
13% Feb.
8
33% Apr. 26
10% Feb.
6
39% Feb. 19
23
84% Jan.
98% Jan.
July
July
44
135
25%
Sale
7%
7%
6%
43%
Thatcher Mfg.._i
The Fair Co
t
Sale
67%
116
110X
13 X
15 X
2
IX
7X
7X
superheater Co (The)—...*
Superior OH ...........
1
Superior Steel
—.10*
Sweets Co of Amer
6
15
07
*
Sun Oil
Sale
ox
ox
14X
3%
5
Warner Corp
"itone 8k Webster..
tStudebaker Corp pref
Sale
4%
3%
3%
26
125
_
Preferred
3
26
4
7
50
Standard Gas & Elec
2,500
60
45
Sale
25
Standard Brands...........*
36",606
4,300
1,300
1,000
8,700
6,900
45
7
34,200
2,700
21,000
1,350
203,100
11,400
19,400
206,500
264,300
6,200
946,100
400
800
50
56
4
8
Certificates (old)....—100
3,000
53
41
70
25%
C.....1
v t
'
18,800
9,900
3,200
58
3%
49
220
7% preferred.......
10f>
64,900 Spencer Kellogg 8c Sons....*
2,059,700 Sperry Corp (The)
5% Sept.
2% Sept.
6
Sept.
58
Sept.
8
3%
3%
Sparks Wlthington. _...—..*
....
""'316
Jan.
32% July
105
*
100
Preferred
Spear & Co
6%
3%
7%
5%
1%
5%
58
565H
preferred...........100
Spang Chalfant 8c Co
2%
1%
(A~G)"&"Broil IIII*
Spalding
5
3
May
5% July 25
21
1
Aug.
15
101X 102X 103% 105
102% Sept.
31X Sale
Sept.
31% Sale z30
133
Sept.
132X 135
144% 134
13% Sale
10% Sept.
11% Sale
preferred......... 100
So Porto Rico Sug
310 Southern Dairies class A
10
Jan.
lOfl
82,000 Skelly Oil Co
2f
Preferred
..100
7,000
3,700 Sloss-Sheffield Steel 8c Ir.100
Preferred
100
5,650
392,000 Snider Packing
*
2,130,000 Socony Vacuum Oil Co Inc.15
32,200
146,900
1,360
311,600
57
Corp..
Solvay Am Inv Corp—
3,100
6,600
39% Mar. 21
32
4?»
40
47 X
8
10
5%
22%
6%
33%
Sale
A*
Sale
46%
7X
22 X
6 %,
X
62 X
Sept. 19
Sept. 25
17
45
5%
Simons Petroleum.........10
Con
Sale
6
4
30
Sharp fk Dohme
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
15
7
23
5X
49 Vs
5§
4
Conv pref series A.......*
2%
Sale
IV
3%
Sharon Steel Hoop
26 X
2%
%
Servel Inc
.............
4%
32
tSeneca Copper
105,200
608,400
22
37 X
30
......1
preferred
iVA
50
1%
Second Nat Investors.......1
$5
Sale
2%
57
16
15%
35 X
80
.......
45
61
Prices
20
22 X
7
36
Sale
Sale
57 X
7
5%
23%.
24%
6X Sale
*
Safeway Stores
Ask
48
Highest
Sale Prices
Lowest.
Sept. 29.
Bid.
20
H
St Joseph Lead.
8% preferred.
400
Sept. 1.
Sept.291934
Sinclair
1,600
to
Par
777,800 Reynolds (RJ)Tob cl B
Glass A
3,020
1.
1933
1
M. T. STOCK KXCHANOI
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
Low from
STOCKS
Since
Jan. 1.
In
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
Sept.15
3
Sept. 11
15
Sept. 17
5
Sept. 17
10% Sept. 17
2% Sept. 15
44
22
9%
78%
33
96%
o
5%
8% Sept. 17
Sept. 28
78
10% Sept.
83% Sept.
30
5
1
31
Sept.25
93% Sept. 17
5% Sept. 15
Sale
26% Sept. 11
Sale
Sept. 19
96% Sept. 27
6% Sept. 1
30% Sept. 6
4
50
Aug.
Jan.
3
Sept.
Jan.
13]
4% Aug.
10
July
1 % July
18% Aug.
8% Jan.
64% Jan.
30
80
7
10
17
2
15
26
26
6
4
4
Sept. 25
Jan. 11
12% Feb. 16
83
Apr. 30
9% Feb. 19
19% Feb.
6
11
Feb.
5
20% Feb. 16
5% Jan. 29
24% Jan. 30
14% Apr. 23
85% Apr. 30
Apr. 27
96% Apr. 27
8% Apr. 24
40
3% Jan.
24
July
4
26
1
5% July
26
Sept. 26
4
Sept. 1
70
Sept, 24
37
Sept, 6
3% Sept.28
5
Sept. 9
Sept. 22
49
Sept. 5
125
Sept. 17
51% Sept.25
44% Sept.27
4% July
3% July
60% Jan.
26
27
9
78
Jan.
6
40
1% Jan.
3% July
1
July
23
5% Sept. 15
41
Feb.
5
Class A—
200
2,000
1,300
6,800
1,400
4,300
160
4,800
60,700
•
No par value,
x
5%
5X
Forg*
Trl-Continental Corp......"
5%
9*
Sale
5%
4X
51
Preferred
*
25 %
Coal..........*
..........
rruscon Steel Co..
Ulen 8k Co
...
1(
*
Underwood Elliott Fisher..*
22%
7% preferred
......*
Union Bag 8k Paper........*
95
31x
34 x
Union Carbide 8kCar.
Ex-dividend,
a Optional sale.-
1?
a
4
70
ix
3%
rrlco Products
Truss Traer
Sale
6
Fran 8c Williams Steel
SX
69
37
36
33%
4
Sale
4$
2X
2
47
121
125
49
50
41X Sale
*
4%
48 X
120
Cash sale.
3
48%
43%
6%
5% Sept.
Sale
3% Sept.
71
70
Sept.
34
34% Sept.
2% Sept.
4%
3% Sept.
1% Sept.
48
43% Sept.
120
Sept.
Sale
45% Sept.
Sale
39% Sept.
8
6
t Companies reported in receivership.
6
Sept.
33
36
Jan.
102
Jan.
3
8% Feb.
5
Feb.
17
13%
3
6% Feb.
Apr. 20
Feb.
23
Jan.
5
51% Jan.
July
60% Feb.
50% Jan.
22 125
39% July 26
35% May 14
3
4% July 12
9% Feb. 19
15
20
20
23
19
Oct., 1934.] 4
N. Y. STOCK
4QQREQATE SALES
STOCKS
September,
Jan. 1.
Shares
Shares.
9,800
4,920
57,700
90,900
29,200
100
6,400
270
12,300
113,100
20,700
18,400
400
10
2,000
20,100
3,900
54,400
900
1,200
Sept.29 1934
269,500 Union Oil, California...
2ft
1,900
United Aircraft Corp w 1
United
y
13 34
„•
United Biscuit of am..
ii%
united Corp
Preferred
2654
13
United Drug Inc......
5
United Oyewood..........10
JX
73
10<
Electric Coal
4%
"
United Fruit..
72
—*
1H
Ac Rad Co
Universal Pipe
6
100
Preferred
United Gas 9c Impt
Co
1454
94%
*
Preferred
90
...
2
(United Paperboard Co..100
850
14.400
1,100
160
700
2,100
800
900
7,800
240
400
19,200
2,600
2,100
200
10,400
73,900
57,700
187,000
1,800
.
211,600
24,400
200
s
2,150
812,400
30,470
3,700
7,160
18,800
61,400
4,400
36,100
120,500
5,750
16,300
313,500
79,300
73,400
3,700
Preferred
454
33
2%
50
44
125%
26%
19%
18%
ion
...
.
.
100
Universal Plct 1st pref
u 8 Pipe 9c Foundry...... .20
*
1st preferred aaaeeeaaeee
u s Dlstrlb Corp
.........
Preferred
—
Preferred
u
Co...........20
u s Hoffman Mach
Class a
v
v t o
—
.........
9
t c
210
47
~50"
21
19
Sale
Sale
Sale
94
97
1%
2%
28
50
Sale
19%
18%
1854
1%
6%
%
7%
68%
14%
64%
33%
Sale
65
42
50
2
1
19*
.........
373.600 Vanadium Corp of America.*
39,910 Van Raalte Co
...5
7,080
7% let preferred.......100
Preferred stamped
1,730
...100
17%
7%
...
Sale
11534
65
140
72
67%
136
54%
2
1
2034
Sale
8%
75
47% Sept. 27
Sept. 6
127
16% Sept. 15 x20% Sept. 27
19
Sept. 5
Sept. 13
18*2
6
Sale
Vkv»
39
Sale
Sale
Sept.
Sept.
5% Sale
110
75,500 vadsco Sales Corp..........*
1,600
Preferred
100
6%
Sale
a
%
19
17
9%
77%
9
32
59
Sept. 4
Sept. 26
Sept. 6
1934 Sept. 12
1834 Sept. 6
1034 Sept. 22
7734 Sept. 27
31
33
75
79
Sept.
2% Sept.
Sept.
14% Sept.
7434 Sept.
.........
Sept. 1
334 Sept. 6
Sept. 26
1834 Sept. 27
77
Sept. 6
1,520
18,130 Vulcan
727
T.700
7,800
260
2,700
800
2,800
1.400
10,700
300
1,600
7,400
400
2,800
2,100
Preferred
33,400 Waldorf System
140,000 Walgreen Co
3,950
634% preferred
17,400
4,300
160
440
260
330
110
800
900
43,500
11,800
73,500
250
1,800
40
2,900
1,200
1,423,000
7% preferred
Warner
26,620
290
•'
300
240
2,100
500
6,200
150
7,300
19,100
1,900
10,700
*
Bros Pictures......5
Preferred
.........
100
—1
%
2734
..
•
30,100 Weston ei Instr
Class a
3,120
•
130,950 Westvaco Chlorine Prod
11,700 Wheeling Steel Corp.......*
8%
10
22%
27%
20% Sale
14%
15
40
41%
........50
1554.J654
Corp class a...*
Willys-Overland......
..ft
"a"
(wm) Jr
a
Optional sale.
*
_
Feb.
13
4
July
Aug.
234 July
54
Aug.
4034 Feb.
II234 Jan.
16% Jan.
1534 July
1634 Jan.
134 Jan.
Apr.
Apr.
5034 July
127
Sept.
Apr.
33
4
78
14
434
x54%
Feb.
5
Jan.
24
July 25
Apr. 24
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
9
24
Jan.
80
Jan.
%
19
5
26
Feb.
2734
5034
14034
1034
6454
1134
1954
Jan.
2
20
1534 Feb.
July
July
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Sept.
Sept.
1934
31
Feb.
Apr.
434 Jan.
Sept.
534 Jan.
734 July
45
Sept.
126
59
21
20
16
13
6
11
7
23
Jan.
13
32
99
Feb.
1954 Feb.
Jan.
11
Feb.
6
66
Sept,
34 May
634 Aug.
6334 Jan.
11
July
3434 June
2434
9654
5434
2934
6734
16
1354 Feb. 20
6
4
7
7
28
26
2
25
21
Apr. 25
6
20J4 Feb.
9934 July 18
354 Feb. 19
68
30
1254 Feb.
Apr.
6134 Apr.
141
July
6534 Sept.
5934 Feb.
9934 Jan.
120
July
14534 July
67
Apr.
554 Feb.
134 Jan.
24
Aug.
July
July
Aug.
July
Jan.
Mar.
1
2
21
20
19
8
19
25
10
19
26
6
25
22 34 June 27
3154 Feb. 19
Apr.
18
Feb.
Feb.
6
2454 Jan.
1% July
5934 Jan.
10
July
3654 July
20
Jan.
23
65
98
64
Jan.
JX
5
84
Aug. 17
26
Feb.
5
Jan.
80
July
31
9
Feb.
Mar.
52
Jan.
110
434
2234
8434
234
Sept.
27
Mar.
9
Apr. 26
834 Feb. 20
Feb.
Jan.
July
5
Aug.
134 July
24
Sept.
18*
12*
734 Sept. 10
Sept.14
11
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
1434 Sept.
38
Sept.
1634 Sept.
27
21
12
Sale
Sept. 17
1134 Sept. 17
35
Sept. 17
15.% Sept. 7
26
19
5
4
28
28
7
37%
16% Sale
3%
-
134 Sept. 7
5
Sept. 8
334 Sept. 15
Sale
1934
Sale
Sale
76
Sale
16
17
36
33
31
23%
34%
29
52
46
Sale
443!
65
65%
Sale
64
17%
15
17%
Sale
35
1434 Sept. 17
334 Sept. 11
34
Sept. 21
15
Sept. 19
14
Sept. 15
2
Sept. 14
334 Sept. 15
7
Sale
3%
34%
Sale
16
Sale
16
17
Sale
163* Sale
c
Gash sale*
3%
34%
2
17
Sale
3%
( Companies
Sept. 22
134 Sept. 20
534 Sept. 20
4
Sept. 1
—
24
2%
2%
3% Sale
26
14
27
6
13
25
26
30
82%
48%
35%
June
18
Sept. 13
Feb.
1
Feb.
5
354 Feb.
5
36
4
6
46%
1334
3134
2334
reported
Sept.17
Sept. 17
Sept. 17
Sept. 14
Sept. 14
Sept. 14
Sept. 14
Sept. 24
Sept. 14
in
734 Sept.
24% Sept.
84
Sept.
4934 Sept.
18
Sept.
36
Sept.
28
Sept.
4834 Sept.
66
Sept.
16
o
334
3534
1734
1734
234
434
receivership.
6
6
5
26
1
6
10
24
26
Sept. 11
Sept. 1
Sept. 5
8ept. 6
Sept. 6
Sept. 6
Sept. 1
Apr. 23
Jan.
20
7
Sept.
134 Sept.
534 July
10
July ;
1334 July
Feb.
31
16
Jan,
834
3134
334
1354
2834
2 % July 1 :
Jan.
25
Aug.
2
23
24
5
Apr. 24
Feb.
16
Jan.
24
Jan.
2954 Aug. 29
67
Sept. 12
67
Sept. 12
5934 Sept. 6
6834 Sept. 1
5734 Sept. 19
110
Sept.
99
Sept.
234 Sept.
34 Sept.
3734 Sept.
1934 Sept.
3434 Sept.
88
Sept. 18
18
7%
24%
83
Sale
15
23
Feb. 23
79
Jan.
134 Sept. 28
2834 Sept. 5
26
44%
64%
....
.....
Ex-dividend,
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
28
....100
Wright Aeronautical Corp..*
Wrigley
Sept.
34%
.......10
preferred b.
34 Sept.
2634 Sept.
6334 Sept.
57
Sept.
18
...........100
Worthlngton p At m......100
7% preferred "a"...
100
6%
5% Sept.
1034 Sept.
16
Sept.
334 Sept.
7%
23%
82%
48 %
•
Preferred
Woolworth (f w)
134 Sept.
534 Sept.
16
Sept.
134 Sept.
7
Sept.
1134 Sept.
21
Sept.
334 Sept.
27
30
•
;
3% Sept.
16
Sept.
Sale
3%
Wilcox*Rich
Mfg Co.....25
298,200 Yel Trk At c'ch class b...10
7% preferred
7,390
......100
102,600 Young Spring 9c Wire
519,100 Youngst'n Sh At Tube.....
52,600 Zenith Radio Corp
.._...*
518,400 /.onite Products Corp
1
*
Sale
11
......
20,900 Yale At Towne
No par value.
5
4% Sept. 7
2534 Sept. 29
110
Sept. 13
4
Sept. 8
634 Sept. 7
134 Sept. 5
27
Sept. 29
20
2154
White Rk m Spr ctfs......
New
Wilson Ac Co
434 Sept.
22% Sept.
107
Sept.
3% Sept.
534 Sept.
13! Sept.
24
Sept.
'24 34 Sept." 18
Preferred. .............100
43,700 White Sewing Mach......
Convertible preferred....*
19,900
118,800 Wilcox Oil Ac Gas
5
737,400
160,200
701,800
90,800
9,200
14,100
23,930
51,800
134
27%
6634
66
_
203,706
6234 Sept.
Sept. 15
60
5834
70
6734
64%
56
54%
5434
106
al0634Sale
94
9554
9334
2
1%
/\
%
34% Sale
2934
17
1954 Sale
32% Sale
2834
86
86%
87%
.....
49",066
Jan.
115
Feb.
24
Sept. 20
80
10,830
196,700 Wesson Oil 9c Snowdrift
84 conv preferred.......
23,700
2,740 West Penn el Co "a"
ioc
7,790
7% preferred...
100
Preferred (6)
3,770
4,370 West Penn Pow pref 7%.. io«
3,235
6% preferred........__ 100
52,500 Western Dairy Prod a.
Class b vtc
113,400
668,000 Western Union Teleg.... lot
238,100 Westlnghouse Air Brake
1,213,249 Westlnghouse el At Mfg.
3,640
7% let preferred.......
White Motor....
10
27
July
Feb.
90
5% Sale
19%
1654
1 %
154
634
634
1454
1134
19
2034
354
3%
Convertible preferred..
Wells Fargo At Co
2,600
8,300
57,000
7,300
53,600
3,300
Sale
104,900 Warren Fdry Ac Pipe......
47,200 Webster Eisenlohr.......
5,100
300
•
........100
.........
7,080
2,300
10954
3%
7%
1%
•
conv
7,700
preferred...
37,800 Aarner-Qutnlan.........
227,900 Aarren Bros
70
500
Sale
*
100
s3.85
200
"2",300
4%
......
24,500
Mar,
Jan.
1
5
6
June 30
June 16
Apr.
1034 Apr.
7534 May
6
Apr.
77
Apr.
3
Feb.
95
56
•
88,000 Walworth Co
19,200 Ward Baking class a
Class b
66,100
Jan.
Jan.
4634
834
3734
1834
20
....10*
7% preferred..........100
250
"""860
.......100
Detlnnlng
Jan.
Feb.
2934 Apr. 26
120
Sept. 15
Sept. 18
Feb.
634 Sept.
354 July
7,180 Virginia Iron. Coal Ac Coke 100
70
17
Jan.
44
90,050 Vick Chemical Inc..........5
132.500 Va Caro chum
4,700
7% prior pref
10*
84,210
0% preferred......
10*
6,090 Virginia Rlec 9c Power 0% pf
37 44
35
Sept ."22
5% Sept. 28
17% Sept. 26
40% Sept. 27
141
Sept. 6
6534 Sept. 8
3434 Sept. 27
79
Sept. 6
114% Sept.27
140
Sept. 13
7
Sale
6%
8%
33%
78%
75%
119% 110%
76-
....
5% Sept. 21
'3 %
4% Sept.
13% Sept.
Sept.
Sale
10734 Sept.
64
66%
Sept.
Sale
29% Sept.
Sale
6734 Sept.
119
11334 Sept.
140
Sept.
~6734 59
Sept.
2
2%
Sept.
Sale
% Sept.
MX 1934 Sept.
Sale
1434 Sept.
10
734 Sept.
69
78%
Sept.
139
18
Jan.
Sept. 25
95
Sept. 4
2% Sept. 4
Sept. 5
34 Sept. 4
Jk* Sept. 21
70
Sept.
5
14
Sept. 27
41% Sept. 5
139
Sept.
1
634 Sept. 7
4034 Sept. 5
6% Sept., 5
10
Sept.10
49
Sept. 12
40
137
Sale Prices.
20 34 Feb.
5
2134 June 18
11 34 Sept.
6
14
24
19
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
July
Sept.
15
Sept.
% Sept.
7
Sept.
67% Sept.
11?! Sept.
37% Sept.
13634 Sept.
6
Sept.
32
Sept.
6
Sept.
8% Sept.
45
Sept.
■r8
27
|
18
Jan.
?§*
1.
Highest.
Prices
July
IWa
i8M
'2 %Sept."
6
10%
19
26
18
15
18
14
14
6
12
7
6
'■
15% Sept. 5
20% Sept. 28
Sept. 6
Sept. 6
Sept. 5
Sept. 28
2334 Sept. 1
11634 Sept. 12
43
Sept. 27
434 Sept. 26
Sept. 26
Sept. 6
5
Sept. 29
73
Sept. 6
4% Sept. 28
74% Sept. 28
1% Sept. 5
4% Sept.
45
Sale
36
7
28
Prices
Jan.
58%
43
46%
47%
125
125% 124
7
17
7
18
18
14
13% Sept. 20
94% Sept. 14
2
Sept. 7
Sale
S54H
4*
41
Sal*
10
Sale
Sale
138
tllitles p Ac l "aw
75
Sale
Sale
59
7,800
3%
58%
Sale
135
200
5%
38
38
100
4,500
7,700
2%
Sale
220 Utah Copper..............10
4,600
560
95
5%
16%
780
13,400
ii*
Sale
44%
267,000
Sale
4%
74%
1%
6%
14%
100
.....
5
70%
4%
73%
290,800 u 8 Realty 9c Impt......
*
*
1,435,600 u 8 Rubber
735,100
8% 1st preferred.......100
1,421,900 u 8 Smelt Ref 9c ma.......50
Preferred..
20,700
........50
3,039,700 United States Steel..
100
179,600
7% preferred
100
s Tobacco.......
11,000
*
p referred
Sale
76
50
Prior preferred v t o
28%
12
14
10
200
6
Sale
68
20
7,300
2,600
13%
20
6%
39%
6%
5
u s Indus Alchol
u 8 Leather
27
71
139
......100
preferred
%
18%
40%
-
8 Gypsum
7%
Sale
68
...
.........
12
8%
Sale
%
8%
*
Corp
s Freight
u
8%
100
10*
u s Ac Foreign Secur
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sale
1%
•
u 8 Express
14% Sale
19%
a20,X
9% Sale
Lowest.
Highest.
Prices
\sk
"3% Sale"
4
*
Preferred
Lowest
Sept. 29.
Bid
23 J* Sale
22% Sale
113
114
113% 114
42%
41%
42%
*
10fl
Preferred
„
"~2~, 500
14%
13%
United Carbon.......
inited
15 34
t c w 1.5
United American Bosch Corp*
65,700 United Piece Dye Works..
Preferred
2,410
100
117,500 United Stores a
i
1,800
Preferred
61,100 Universal Leaf Tobacco.
"5,706
15%
18%
Ask
5
Aircraft a Tr Corp
United Air Lines Tr
13 54
*
66,720 Union Tank Car
Sept. 1.
Bid
Par
57,700
2,878,200
29,200
13,650
93,000
1,380
216,100
2,334,050
225,400
616,100
26,565
1,210
60,400
229,800
222,300
2,810
749,400
15,200
12,500
RANGE SINCE JAN.
to
1
Since
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
Low from
July 1 1933
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
In
43
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
70
June
13
x§§%
July
July
13
19
11054 June 12
105
June 29
634 Jan.
30
Jan.
Feb.
30
6
Feb.
6
66%
36
4734 Feb.
5
95
July 11
6
July
1634 Jan.
14% Jan.
1134 Sept.
35
Sept.
15
July
30
5
14
Feb.
27
Sept. 14
12
2734 Feb.
17
17
26
29
Feb.
8
21
57
Feb.
26
2134 "July'26
134 Jan.
8
5
July 25
234 July 26
2734 Jan. 17
434 Jan.
1234 Jan.
53
Jan.
Jan.
July 24
Sept. 14
Aug.
6
1634 Jan.
8
5434 Jan. 11
14
Jan.
5
2% July 26
28
2834 Feb.
19
313
3]
Apr.
19
Feb.
6
55
32
Jan.
Apr. 20
Apr.
4
Feb.
9
4134
1334
3134
2354
5
26)
843
54;
31
53
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
42
75
6634 July
22
9
Apr. 11
Apr. 13
Apr. 11
Apr. 21
5
24
24
27
11
Apr. 24
73
47J
Feb.
19
Apr. 26
2254 Feb. 19
.,
13
July 26
1254 July 26
134 July 26
3% July 26
3354 Feb. 19
454 Feb.
5
754 Feb. 19
New York Curb
MONTHLY
Exchange
AND YEARLY RECORD
CURB EXCHANGE
RANGE OF PRICES ON NEW YORK
September
Jan. 1 to Sept. 30_
Shares.
1934
September.
Jan. 1 to Sept. 30
6,372,012
83,445,636
2,702,831
48,468,134
_
disregarded in the month's range, unless they are
footnote In the month In which they occur.
No account Is taken
NOTICE.—Deferred delivery, under the rule and cash sales, are
outside of the regular monthly range are shown in a
In
September.
NEW YOKE
CURB EXCHANGE
Since 1
Jan. 1.
Shares.
8hares.
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Ask. Bid.
Ask.
Sale
Sale
Prices.
Sals
Prices
MISCELLANEOUS
2.000 Aeetol Product*. Inc. A
200
100
'
m —
i.
-
-
*
2S
2,330 Acme Wire Co v t c._
100
3,785 Adam* MIUl* 7% 1st pf
*
1,000 Aero Supply Mfg class A
Class B
•
38,600
.1
8,000 Agfa Amsco Corp com..
11,500 Alnswortb Mfft Corp com...*
11,800 Air Investors Inc common..*
Convertible preference
*
5,300
Warrants
9,800
90
3,725 Ala Gt Sou RR ordinary
1,500 Algoma Consol Corp com...*
7% preferred
5
2,800
*
1,000 Alliance Investment com
150
-
2,400
300
1,100
1,500
500
100
3X
24
5
4%
3% Sept. 7
6% Sept. 11
Sept. 12
95
IX
24
14 X
%
9
24
4
15
IX
11
14
1%
ll* Sale*
9*' 11*
IX Sept. 21
3
Sept. 5
13
Sept. 10
%, Sept. 21
9
Sept.20
3% Sept. 7
6% Sept. H
99% Sept. 27
7
24 July 25
6% Sept. 11
11H
Jan. 10 100
5
8
Jan.
12%
1% July 20
3
Aug. 30
IX Sept. 17
34 Sept. 11
14% Sept. 4
4 Sept. 18
9
Sept. 20
•
84,400 Allied Mills Inc
78,700 Aluminum Co common
Preferred
15,000
7,200 Aluminum Good* Mfg
550
*
900
100 Aluminum Industries
400
7,500
6,200
3
4,583
300
693
0%
55X
30
1,040
7,300
1,700
5,800
7,900
1,200
500
600
200
1,150
1,100
761,050
6,400
79,900
3,250
4,800
34", 166
300
5,300
325
350
Ltd
9.300
920
21,070
Sept.
Sept. 15
Sept. 25
Sept. 12
21X Sept. 10
59% Sept. 19
........100
Series D warrants.
American
8
...
Amer
5**
Book Co.......100
Amer British 8c Contr Corp.*
Capital Corp com cl A*
Common class B._
*
iP.
*
13 preferred
$5.50 prior oreferred
*
100
X
Co
% Sept. 11
Amer Laund Macb com
20
Sale
IX
IX
% Sale
100
%
1
%
%
19%
17X
IX
%
12 X
2%
X
11X
550 Amer Maize Products com..
850 Amer Mfg Co common
100
6,894 American Meter Co.
3,000 Amer Pneumatic Service....*
2,050 Amer Potash 8c Chem Corp..*
400 Amer Salamandra Corp....50
6
400 Amer Transformer common *
9,800 Amer Thread preferred
400
mi----
Sept.
6
IX Sept. 8
53
Sept. 6
X Sept. 21
8
Sept.
55
200
400
8,700
1,500
3
June 27
Aug. 14
Jan. 30
Jan.
72
Feb.
30
19
Feb. 20
Jan.
7
2
9% Jan.
20
Feb.
%
2%
%
12%
12%
3
Sale
1%
Sale
Sale
34
4
Sale
"12""
17
26
14
17
21
18
2% Sept. 13
X Sept. 10
3
15
Sept.
14 Sept.
X Sept.
10% Sept.
11X Sept.
11X Sept. 20
25
Sept. 14
8
Sept. 5
IX
%
12%
124
12% Sept, 28
25
Sept. 14
8
Sept. 5
15
3%
Sale
4%
12
34
15%
4
15
Sept.
1% Sale
IX
14
% \
20
Sale
24
3
Sale
54
54
134
14
19
I
3*4 Sept. 17
5
1
Sept. 13
3% Sept. 26
% Sept.
4
18% Sept. 19
2
Sept. 12
15
Sept.
1
14
44
%
20%
3%
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
5
19
17
20
10
27
13
56
Apr. 23
Mar. 12
k
Apr. 30
Jan.
25
21X Feb. 21
67
July
6
140
Sept. 8
184 Mar. 29
144 July 26
1
Jan.
9
% July 27
10% Sept.17
94 Jan.
8
7
Aug. 21
2
Jan. 10
X July 27
10% Jan.
2
20
July 27
8% Aug. 16
7
June
8
3
Feb.
9
15
Sept.
1
4
Jan.
9
3% Jan. 11
1
May 26
Feb.
5
34 Sept. 17
124 Sept.
19
Apr. 24
60
Apr. 20
10
Apr. 21
12 X July
9
8
Apr. 13
3% Feb. 20
Sept. 25
Sept. 11
Sept.13
Sept. 8
Sept. 28
% Sept. 10
20
Jan.
36
6
Sept.
1
Sept. 17
Sept. 1
Sept. 11
Sept. 28
Jan.
13
8
Sept. 27
% Sept. 28
X
% Sept. 25
17% Sept. 17 184
Sept. 14 64
138
Sept. 8 140
124 Sept.
53,100 Anchor Post Fence com
600 Apex Elec Mfg common
*
..1
18,900 A returns Radio Tube
146,900 Armstrong Cork com
33,300 Art Metal Works common...5
15
78
14 Sept.
__
300 Amsterdam Trading Am shs.
100
2,200
Jan.
9
9% Feb.
85% Feb. 24
23% Sept. 26
60
Sept. 14
.
mm----
7
30
03*4 Apr. 26
7% Sept. 27
56X Sept. 26
65
Sept. 17
10
Sept. 22
62
50
50
Warrants
57
55
68
19%
1
...
7% 1st pref. ser B
6% 1st pref series D
1%
20
18
*
Amer Founders Corp..
IX
X
16%
*
cl A
Common class B
S%
64
*
Amer Cyanamld com
American Equities
6
Jan.
25
16
Jan.
5
X Jan.
X July 14
% Sept. 11
2
4 Jan.
8% Jan. 25
Series C warrants...
25
50
6%
484
62X
9%
30
nx Jan.
•
6% preferred
Aluminum
5,650 American Investors
700
100
Sale
k
Feb.
Apr.
21H Apr. 20
*
450 Amer Hard Rubber com....50
com
1
<mmtm
Sale
*
com
75 American Cigar Co
75
74
7%
53
63
500 Amer Bakeries class A......*
..1
23,700 Amer Beverage Corp
800
7%
Sale
15
Jan.
9A» Sept. 21
9
Sept. 20
X July
Vi Sept. 11
100
...
Jan.
10
40
—
Sale Prices.
Price*.
73
500 Allied Internat Invest com..*
|3 conv preferred..
....*
2,200
12,700
5,800
1.
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
Sept. 29.
Sept. 1.
Bid.
Par
AND
the only transactions of the month, and when selling
of such sales In computing the range for the year.
to
Sept.291934
INDUSTRIAL
$59,267,000
749,954,000
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
Low from
July 1 1933
AGGREGATE SALES
1933
$49,460,000
792,511,000
Bond Sales
1933
1934
Stock Sales
12
21
Feb.
14
22X Apr. 25
2X Feb.
6
1X Feb.
5
21
Apr. 13
2*4 Apr. 14
20
Feb.
8
144 Feb.
1
18
Mar.
Jan.
6
3
23
30X Feb. 16
16
Feb. 16
17 X Jan. 30
3*4 Jan.
6
19X Feb.
3
9
July
6
4 X June 29
2 X May 24
13 X Feb.
6
1
July 26
3% Sept. 26
X Aug.
7
14X Jan.
6
IX Jan. 19
1
Feb.
6
26 X Feb. 15
4*4 Apr. 24
Mar. 24
X June 18
July 31
5% Jan. 18
X Feb. 15
54 Mar. 13
2X Mar. 16
7 X Mar. 14
Associated Elec Industries—
91,700
4,400
American deposit
rects_.£l
*
1,800 Assoc Laund of Amer com
23,100 Associated Rayon Corp com. *
Atlanta Birmingham & Coast
RR preferred
10
100
61,900 Atlantic Coast Fisheries—
100
300
"9,966
700
15,100
547,100
25,800
146,600
53,200
3,400
24,400
900
7,100
1,400
5,350
17,000
100
100
100
100
22
pref._100
11
*
*
com
*
$3 preferred A...
Warrants
Auto Voting Machine
50
8%
70
90
Sale
"8
8%
300
25
m
—
—
«,«.
-
100
39.900
""7K"Sept."l5 "9^ "Sept." "5
com..*
5X
9%
6%
Sale
45
464
34
3X
6
64
6%
Sale
9
Sale
43
3
54
43 4
Sale
6
5% Sept. 20
7% Sept. 17
43
Sept. 21
24 Sept. 11
5% Sept. 13
6% Sept. 24
9% Sept. 1
45
Sept. 10
34 Sept. 26
6X Sept. 5
Aug. 29
*
19
"24 "3%
1%
4
24
14
Sale
3%
4
Bliss (B W) he Co common...*
...1
72,700 Blue Ridge Corp com
Opt 6% Conv pref..
•
34,486
9,700 Blumenthal (S) Ac Co com...*
*
2,175 Bohack (H C) Co common
125
7% 1st preferred
...100
1,100 Botany Consol Mills com....*
7,050 Bourjols Inc
...5
31,600 Bower Roller Bearing
18% Sept. 28
24 Sept. 21
4
19
Sept. 29
2*4 Sept. 11
4
Sept. 24
Sept. 14
Sept. 26
27
"6% "7" "ex ""9""
Sept. 24
Sept. 14
Sept. 26
\3%
\l%
Sept. 18
Sept. 28
31
3
Sept. 11
Sept. 4
Sept. 5
1% Sept. 4
32% Sept. 5
4
Sept. 11
40
Sept. 14
40
7
7
27
2
6%
40
5
1%
32%
3
15
60
10* it*
4
4%
IX
1%
314 Sale
34
6
7
55
70
3
5
5
13
2% Jan. 11
Sept. 28
Sept.11
Sept. 4
July 26
124
Sept. 14
X July 28
July 23
8X July 27
4
Sept. 24
"II"" "Sept.* 24
34 Sept. 24
104
5
12
Sept. 14
34 Sept. 24
ll
1534 Feb.
1
Apr.
3
0*4 Feb.
6
84. Apr. 21
69% Feb.
5
51
11
X Feb.
5
May 14
Feb.
7
49
24
23
Feb. 27
9% Sept.
26
July
12 x July
"9" "ll"
34
14
314
*
70
35
8
July 21
2X Aug.
9
1X July 17
3% July 27
6
Aug. 20
3X
Baldwin Locomotive warr
common.......
Jan.
2
28
'
600
5,600
2,086
1
Babcock A Wilcox Co
Atlas Corp
100 Blauner's
+
4
5% Sept. 12
% Sept. 21
2
Sept. 28
50
Plywood Corp......
1
39,200 Bellanca Aircraft vtc
*
1,800 Benson & Hedges com
Conv preferred...........*
2,000
*
2,000 Blckford's Inc com...
$2,50 Conv pref..........*
800
mm--
54 Sept. 4
% Sept. 21
14 Sept. 10
Axton Fisher Tob class A..10
Atlas
460 Baumann (L) & Co
10
300
5%
Feb. 27
19
July 27
5
June 20
7X July 26
39
Jan.
8
2 X July 26
2% Jan.
5
57
Aug. 16
50 Atlantic Coast Line Co
*»*•«.
5
"l% "24 "l% "24
Jan. 24
Feb.
5
4
Apr. 30
Feb.
6
Apr. 11
10
Apr. 12
6
8X Mar. 27
Mar. 21
124 July 13
1034 Mar. 7
ZX Feb.
5
3934 Apr. 20
12X Feb. 19
14 X Jan. 13
76
Jan. 20
X Feb.
3
634 Jan. 26
1734 Feb. 28
29
Bowman Biltmore Hotels—
690
10
260
700
18,600 Bridgeport Machine
For footnotes
7% 1st preferred....... 100
2nd preferred
100
see page
57.
com
•
2
1
2%
3%
2X
3
2% Sept. 20
3
Sept. 27
Mar. 19
Mar. 15
1^ J an.
4
July 17
134 Mar. 9
334 Apr. 16
5
AGGREGATE SALES,
Since
September,
Jan, 1.
Shares
100
Shares
to
Sept,291934
100
700
700
28,800
1,200
Brill
Ad
Bid
An*
IK
•
Mfg Co
6K
25K
6
*
comnon
23
Class A..
22 K
25^
British Amer Tobacco, Ltd—
Amer dsp rets ord boar. £1
Amer dep receipt* reg
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices
Sale Pr ices
Sale Prices.
17
12
IK Sept. 17
K Sept.11
6K Sept. 10
25
Sept.12
IK June 19
K Sept. 11
15
22K Mar. 9
25
31K Sept. 18
l\
Corp class A..........'
Class B
Brlllo
Lowest.
Sole Prices
Sept. 29.
Sept. 1.
Bid.
INDUS. A MISCEL. (Cont.)
5,900
6,000
8,700
300
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
Low from
July 1 1933
SEW YORK
CUR
EXCHANGE
In
1,000
45
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
OCT., 1934.]
31K Sept.17
28K Jan. 24
28K Jan. 17
31K Aug. 13
31K Aug. 17
IK
K
6K
25
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
17
11
_.£l
5K Jan.
3K Feb.
6
2K Feb.
7K Feb.
2
6
Feb.
13
•
»•
British Celanese Ltd—
400
32,300
100
4,875
3,500
154,050
Am dep rets ord
Brown Co 6% pref
100
Co
9K
9
Distillery...1
Watch
300
9,100
1,700
21K
IK
*
13,600 Cable Elec Prod t t c
17,400 Cable Radio Tube com v r c_*
2,950 Calamba Sugar Estates Co.20
~
3
7K
9K
2K Sept. 5
7
Sept. 15
8K Sept. 22
23 K
2K
6K
9K
21K Sept. 14
Sept. 26
3
8K Sept. 1
9K Sept. 10
24 K
IK
K
3K "3K
8K Sale
20
K
21K Sept.14
IK
"3" "3K
3~~
8K
8K
Sept. 13
7K Sept. 17
K
K
K Sept. 20
K
3
"Sept.13
8K Sept. 28
K Sept.
4
400 Camden Fire Ins Assoc.....A
200 Campe Corp common.......*
'
60,400
13,300
2,400
600
400
B
'
*.4.
5,200
8K Sept. 14
7K Sept. 22
Sale
9K Sept.
8K Sept.
Jan.
5
5
3
7K July 27
IK
4K Mar.
7
16 K Apr, 24
21K Mar. 17
17
8K
4K Sale
7K
8K
Sept.14
6K Sept. 11
4K
4K
4
Sept. 15
8K
Sept. 4
Sept.11
Sept.14
84
7K
Sept.17
4K Sept. 6
11K Sept. 25
20
16
16
J&May
3
Aug.
4
Jan.
21
8
4
Aug.
6
May
3
18K July 26
13 K Jan.
5
10
Aug. 15
4
4
13 K Feb. 10
5K May
8
15
Jan. 25
4K Sept. 21
3K Mar. 27
16K Sept.
8K Sept.
28
3K
K
3K
12 K
Apr,
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
27
15
1
19
21
IK July 18
IK June 29
25
Mar.
9
Apr. 10
Aug. is
Jan.
2
__,,Jan.
2
5K July 26
3K
84
16K
8K
16K Jan. 29
IK June 5
4K July 26
13K Apr. 20
6
July
6
IK Feb. 14
10
6
A stk....*
Class B
'»
1,900
15,700 Carnation Co common.....*
100,245 Carrier Corp common......*
100 Castle (A M) A Co
10
108,300 Catalin Corp of Amer.......l
1,000
5,800
mm
conv
7K
♦
non-voting
Voting new w 1
9K
8
Can Indus Alcohol cl A.....*
800 Carman A Co
2K Sept<
Inc—
5,400
$3.50 conv pref...........*
2,100 Burco Inc common......
*
1,800
Warrants.................
13,900 Burma Corp, Amer dap rets..
233,400 Butler Bros......16
100
m.
Brown Form an
Bulova
m.
2K
8K Sale
2K
re£...10s
14K Apr. 20
9
June 21
17
Apr. 24
9K July 18
3K July
18
Jan.
15
25
6 K June 19
Celanese Corp of Amer—
175
10,525
7% 1st partlc pref......lit
2,300
7% prior preferred......100
13,825 Celluloid Corp com.......15
100
600
«•
mm
—
25
m.
275
CA
DU
70
loo
~
66,600
3,100
mm
mm
m.
mm
m~
"50
100
1,800
700
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
200
900
3,000
"
4K
13 K
4K
5K
12 K
12
Sept.17
4K Sept. 27
13K Sept. 5
Cleveland Tractor
17
Sept. 19
18K Sept. 11
2
17 K
Sale
8K
10 K
IK Sale
15
Sale
K Sept. 12
Sept.
1
IK Sept. 8
14K Sept. 17
8
Club Aluminum Utensil
com
9K
13
15
Sept.10
3K Sept. 17
K«
K
2K Sale
K
2
K Sept. 17
2K Sept. 14
K
2K
K*Sapt.l2
K
Sept. 27
Sept. 1
4K
IK
1
UK
9
2
17K Sept.
16K
3K
K
2K
Sept. 4
Sept . 17
Sept.21
Sept. 1
150 Clinch field Coal Corp com 100
2,600
5,900
2,600
19,000
30,000
4
10
Sale
Sale
8
*
com
81
83
7
74
16 K
10
1,551,000 Cities Service common......*
Preferred.
78,800
Preferred B..............*
6,400
Preferred BB..
1,190
5,500 City Auto Stamping Co.....*
56,500 Claude Neon Lights com....I
16,100
Sept. 4
Sept.11
Sept.14
88
8
Cherry Burrell Corp com...*
.100
500 Chicago Flexible Shaft.....5
1,300 Chicago Nipple Mf g class A.50
27,400 Chicago Rivet A Machine...*
mm
"500
20
4
12K
8,400 Chllds Co preferred
900
J
88
8
1st preferred.............*
$7 div preferred..........*
1,400
•
33,400 Centrifugal Pipe Corp....
33,700 Charis Corp com...........*
2,500
1,800
10
8
*
*20 K Sept.
Colt's Patent Fire Arms MfglS
Columbia Pictures Corp com *
6 *20 K Sept.
33K Sept. 22
9K Sept. 14
7
Sept. 29
IK
"lK "Sept ."24
33
10 K
7K
IK
Consolidated Aircraft com.. 1
38
11K
7K Sale
32
10 K
8K
IK
IK
28
10
Compo Shoe Machinery....
6
Sept. 25
UK Sept.27
8
Sept. 6
35
1
9
3
K
IK
3K
K
18 K
24K
July 26 104 K Feb.
6
Jan. 10 98 K Feb. • 9
Jan. 19
July 25 19
Feb. 16 74
Feb. 16
Jan. 17
July 26 44
July 27
7K Jan. 31
Apr. 20
Feb. 28 20
Apr. 25 10 K Apr. 26
2
42 K Feb. 17
Aug.
5
10
Feb.- 5
Feb
K Feb. 21
June 15
Feb. 28 17K Apr. 26
July 26
4K Feb.
6
2
26 K Feb.
5
Jan.
8
Jan.
2K June 23
8
Jan.
23 K June 19
3
Aug.
11 K Jan. 26
Aug. 30
IK Feb.
2
July 26
6K Feb. 21
Feb. 23
3K Feb.
6
9
1
Feb;
7
Jan.
Feb. 14
Jan. 16 27
! 8 35
Sept. 25
Feb.
19
14
Feb.
6K July 27
10
June 14
Me Jan. 18
% Mar, 24
IK Sept.24
20
Aug. 30
31
Jan.
8
19
Con sol Automatic
1,000
14,400
"~400
% Sept.
63.50 preferred...........*
1,000
15,800 Cons Retail Stores Inc com
Merchandising
v t
C—....•
Ki Sept.
6
6
"IK Sept. 25
90
8% pref w w...........100
2,300 Continental Socur common.*
100 Coon (W B) Co common....*
6,000 Cooper Bessemer Corp com..*
$3 pref A with warrants..*
3,700
"loo
mm,'mm
mm
mm
400
300
11,400
400
700
249,000
20,800
6,305
fiord Corp
1,550
17,700
8
2K
3
3
22
2
20
15
14
3K
4
2K
22
2
2K Sept.
14
Sept.
3K Sept.
IK Sept.
18K Sept.
6
11
"4"
Sept.
6
3
14
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
5
17
Am den rets for ord «k req
Cramp (Wm) A Sons Ship
A Engine Bldg Corp....100
2,300
18,550 Crane Co com.............25
425
4
400 Crowley Milner A Co com...*
66,700 Crown Cork Internet d A..*
300 Cuban Tobacco com v t c
•
mm
500
mm mm
mm
2,800
Cunen Press
com
Feb.
I
26 K Feb.
19
12K Sept. 24
10K Jan. 26
14 K Aprs
11
54
8K Sept. 26
Sept. 24
4K Sept. 4
6H
6K Sale
6
21K
25
7
23 K
4
IS
.....
20
6K Sept. 11
20 K Sept ."22
55
6K Sept.
7
"21K Sept.""4
OK % preferred.........100
100 Curtis MfgCo (Mo)
5
9,300
Oavenoort
Hosiery.
6
6
Jan. 15
4
200
M
Feb.
4
1
2K Sept. 25
21
Sept. 27
4
3
rnm
23
23
27
21
24
19
14
24
7K Sept. 12
Sept. 14
3K Sept. 12
Preferred..............100
Crocker Wheeler Elec Mfg..*
"2",300
Jan.
July
July
May
July
Jan.
1
76,200
mm
3
2K
14
2K
1K
10K
21
8K Jan. 30
4
£1
75
m<>
1
7
UK Sept. 15
15
Sale
14
4
...........5
2,000
'
~4 " Sept.
4
C'orroon A Reynolds.... ...1
86 Conv pref A.......... *
Courtaulda Ltd.......
300
2K
3K
3
^ Jan.
K Apr. 25
2K Feb.
9
Apr. 26
6
May 31
4
July 23
6K Jan. 29
10 K
....
19
Apr.
5K Aug.
Jan.
46
3 K July
3K May
5K July
7K Feb.
Jan.
16
88
May 16
5
Jan. 13
Mar. 13
Apr. 14
10
26
May
7
Jan. 13
90
5
10
Feb.
Feb.
6
4
17 K
12
10
13K
6
IK Apr. 27
11
Jan. 25
62
July 11
8K Feb. 23
4K Feb.
5
8K Mar. 15
Feb.
7K Apr. 26
May
4
May
4
24 K Aprf 17
26 K Jan. 11
UK Apr; 16
34 K May
4
20 K May
18
I)e Haviland Aircraft Co-
3.700
1,300
•
m
mm
^
^
mm
mm-
mm
Am dep rets ord reg.....£l
llelsel Wemmer Gilbert comlO
700
100 Dictograph Products.......2
£1
104,900 Distillers Co Ltd
497,800 Distillers Corp Sea grams Ltd*
38,600 Doehler Die-Casting.
"300
300 Dominion Bridge Co........*
2,300 Dominion Steel A Coal B..25
mmm
2,800
32,300
22 K
22K
Sale
6K
7K
22 K
15 K
......
Sale
6K
21K Sept. 19
13K Sept.10
6
Sept.14
3K Sept. 25
22K Sept. 26
16K Sept. 1
6K Sept. 11
4
Sept. 25
(W
L) Shoe Co—
7% preferred...........100
19K
AU
8K
3K
33 K
2K
15 K June 14
Mar.
July 26
Jan.
9
May
8
Jan.
9
5K Apr. 24
Douglas
110
"5", 900
"200
—
-
.900
26,000 Dow Chemical Co com......*
575 Draper Corp
•
10,800 Driver Harris Co common.. 10
260
7% preferred...........100
15,300 Dublller Cond Corp com...l
75
74
72K
73K
68
Sept. 14
75
Sept.
6
16
Jan.
67 K July
13 K
13
10
9K Sept. 17
II " Sept. 21
9K Sept. 17
56
"h'"H
"K
K Sept.
4
K Sept.
3
Mar. 26
54
UK
3C
4
Jan.
K Jan.
9
15
18
79 K
60
23
95
1
June 18
July 19
27
Apr. 26
Apr. 24
Feb, 19
Jan.
Dunlap Rubber Co Ltd—
500
"~§66
900
400
700
3,600
2,200
8
3,700
52,600
Am dep rets ord
reg.....£l
Durham Hosiery cl B com
Duval Texas Sulphur
21,800 Easy Washing Mach class B.*
7,400 Edison Bros Stores Inc.....*
27,200 Elsler BlectHi! com........
31,300 Elec Pow Associates.. ......1
Class A
.............1
43,800
3K
3K
4K
650 Elgin Nat Watch.....
250
6,400
"""50
IK
45 K
IK
4K
Palrchlld Aviation rom...._l
700 Falrey Aviation Co Ltd... 10s
140,400
8K
80
28
2,900 Fansteel Products Inc......*
3,500 Pedders Mfg Co class A.....*
200
800 Federal Bake Shops com....*
200 Federated Capital Corp....*
200
100
mm
100
»
'"500
1,300
8,700
-
-
—
9,300
600
25
1,500 F.E.D. Corp..
40,800 Ferro Enamel Corp com....*
7,000 Plat Amer dep rets..........
227,000 Fldello Brewery............1
100 Film Inspection Machine...*
150 Fire Assoc of Phlla
.....10
—
"20
6% preferred
2,380 First Nat Stores 7% 1st pf.100
432,700 Flsk Rubber Corp common. 1
Preferred..
100
12,100
For footnotes
.
....
see page
57.
2
42K
42
IK
5K
8K
IK Sale
5K
5K
3K Sept.
6
Sept. 14
K Sept. 4
4K Sept. 25
4K Sept. 26
80
Sept. 25
2K Sept. 5
45K Sept. 4
3 K Sept. 26
12
Sept 27
Sept. 28
Sept. 27
21
.
8K Sept. 10
9
Sept
22
3K
2K Sept
13
2
7
IK Sept.
6
Sept.
K Sept.
IK Sept.
10
Sept.
87
8K Sale
93 K
3K
.......
200
46
IK
Se* 1.13
4
3K Aug.
8
85
3K
3
6
K
86 K
85
Sept.
3K Sept.
34
IK
6K
3
7K
*18
21
25
17
IK Sept.
6
Sept.
K Sept.
IK Sept.
Feb.
u
5K
UK
24 K
4K
10
24 K
i
K
K
5K
UK
25 K
K
K
10K Sept.
25
Sept.
K Sept.
115
7K
60
4 112
6K Sept. 18
58
Sept. 26
Sept.
8K Sept.
64 * Sept.
6
8K Jan.
28 K Apr.-
1K Feb.
8K Feb.
2
24
3
7
8
Feb.
6
80
July
23
7
4K Feb.
12
52
Feb,
Feb.
5
7K Jan.
18
3
13
Feb.
1
Sept.14
4K Sept, 17
5K Jan.
Mar.
65
May
2K Sept.
UK Jan.
Sept.
July
I«
Jan.
4 Sept.
July
7K Jan.
18K June
K Sept.
Jan.
111K Sept.
1
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
111K 112K 112
7
8K Sale
60
67 K
58
K May
2
2
4
9K Sept. 19
24K Sept. 13
Sept. 20
13
10 K May 25
36
14 K July
4K
10K
23 K
1
1
K Sept.19
3K July 27
3K Jan.
5
80
July 23
IK July 27
5
3,050 Pajardo 8ugar. .........100
1
70,850 Falstaff Brewing....
150 Fanny Farmer Candy com..*
3,200
2K
15
184,800 Equity Corp common......10
120,850 Ei-Cell-O Aircraft A Tool..3
"
Sept. 7
Sept. 25
IK Sept.20
Sept. 18
42
3
Sept. 13
UK Sept. 18
1
Sept.14
4K Sept. 17
4
80
2.500 Electrographlc Corp com...l
16,500
3,800
3K Sept . 17
20K Sept. 13
K Sept. 19
4K Sept. 5
4
..*
32,500 Electric Shareholdings com. I
t6 Conv pref with warr
13,965
*
200
-
Sept. 13 "7
68 Elec Secur Corp 15 pref
600
1,726
w
7*
*
13 K May
1
K July 26
4
Jan.
4
U0K Jan.
Sept.
Sept.
6
Mar. 17
8
2K Feb.
5
8K Feb. 23
9K Aug.
9
6K Aug.
4
105
July 19
7K Apr. 20
16 K Feb. 27
4 K Feb.
1
Mar. 13
K Jan. 17
IK Apr. 30
10
14
K July 20
8K Mar. 6
14K Apr. 14
25
Sept. 20
2K Jan. 26
K Jan. 12
46
Aug.
7
117
Feb. 26
20K Mar. 18
81
Mar.
2
^
NEW
46
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
September.
Sept.29 1934
INDUS. & MISC. (Con.) Par
•
96,600 Flintkote Co class A
172,800 Ford Motor of Canada cl A..*
6,200
13H
8
20
4%
14X
202*
8%
21%
9%
Sale
250
66,200
Class B
5,300
1.
329,000
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices
Highest.
Sale
So le Prices
8% Sept. 17
18X Sept. 14
Sept. 18
26
UX
A mar dap rcts.-Ord rag II
7,200 Ford of France Am dep rets.
1,700 Foremost Dairy Prod com...*1
Conv preferred
2,700
Ask
At k. Bid
3
•
Lowest.
Sept. 29.
Sept. 1.
Bid.
Shores.
6,400
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
to
Jan. 1.
Shares
EXCHANGE
CURB
Low from
July 1 1933
AGGREGATE SALES.
In
YORK
Prices.
43* Jan.
Jan.
16
Aug. 29
243* Feb.
5
40
June
7
14X Sept. 6
21% Sept. 22
Sept. 13
20
103* Sept. 24
3 % Sept.
5
3
43!
43* Sept. 8
3* Jan. 17
13* Jan. 11
83* Mar. 23
23* Feb. 21
83* Feb. 21
31
2
15
4
10
Jan.
Ford Motor Co, Ltd,
600
"'loo
%
X
1%
4%
18%
1X
4X
21%
X
%
5X
lA
X
8
Sept.10
3% Sept. 19
Sale
10
8X Sale
% Sept. 28
% Sept. 28
X\> 1X
53* Jan.
2
July 26
3* May
1
% Mar.
7
9
93* May
Apr. 14
3* Jan. 31
13* Feb.
7
Foundation Co.
3%
New capital stock........*
13,100
•
16,500 Franklin (H H) Mfg com
7% preferred..
100
2,450
1,800
>
4% Sept.
7
8
5
Sept.
5
Froedtert Grain & Malting
Co
750
750
conv
...15
pref
11%
74,700
...*
71,200 General Alloys Co
1
94,550 Gen Aviation Corp com
Gen Electric Co (Germany)—
Am dep rets ord reg
100
£1
1,000
2,600
1,300
1
3
15% Sept. 19
15% Sale
15%
*
Garlock Packing Co com..
16%
IX
3X
22%
10% Sept. 13
153* Sept. 19
163* Sept. 13
18
Sept. 8
Sept.17
Sept.17
21
Sept. 21
1% Sept. 5
3% Sept. 8
123* Jan. 12
1
Sept.17
3
Sept.17
21
Sept. 11
Sept.21
Sept.18
Sept. 17
Sept. 22
Sept. 1
Sept.17
Sept. 20
Sept. 18
Sept.11
Sept. 7
Sept. 4
IIX Sept. 10
5% Sept. 21
% Sept. 12
14
Sept. 25
% Sept. 22
IX Sept. 10
04% Sept. 27
75
Sept. 20
2% Sept. 18
25
Sept. 11
223* Sept. 22
7
Sept. 25
10
1
1%
1
3%
4
3
Sept. 21
33* Mar. 5
93* Feb.
1
23* June 25
23* June 25
4%
General Rkec Co of Great Brit
22,800
5,500
46,000
17,000
32,000
21,700
36,975
1,000
2,400
900
100
2,000
800
200
400
750
75
-
-
1,000
•-
•>
•-
mm
mm
•»
—
mm mm
3
1
Gen Tire & Rubber com...25
Co
"400
-
3,300
1,735
160
560
19,000
11X
5%
%
1254
Xt
1
54
75
2X
4
3%
2X
25
19
10
Alden Coal Co........*
Sale
Sale
22
18%
6%
6%
7
6X Sale
6%
5%
7%
6% Sale
6% Sept. 17
73* Sept. 10
Sale
IX Sept. 28
4
\
108
2% Sale
162*
152*
120
115,,
19 X
3
5
36 Jan.
2
Jan.
2
1
1%
17 M
16
4%
6X
8% Sale
15
16 X
16X Sept. 27
13%
5%
15
6
13 X Sept
5
Sept
8
18
17% Sept.
Sept.
10
51
Sept.
1
9% Sept.
4 128
Sept.
16
Sept
125
Sept
8 131 %
128
Sept
131
132
1302* Sale
24% 222* Sept 24 243*
23X 25% 23 jl
5
5%
Sept 12
4
6
5%
6X
17 X Sale
15% Sept 14 17%
15% Sale
July 31
Sept.20
13* Jan.
4
22
July 10
103* Jan.
5
63* Feb. 13
13 3* May
8
43* Jan.
9
122
500
""766
400
300
1,400
.
950 Hires (Chas E) class A com..*
800 Holly Sugar Corp common..*
Preferred
....100
325
600 Holophane Co Inc common.*
-
-
«
2%
14*'
193* Mar.
5
Apr.
53* Jan.
650
10
100
'
mm
"loo
mmmmmm
3,200
275
X
203* July
02
A Sept. 19
% Sept. 24
% Sept. 5
X Sept. 24
Xt
X
X
Aug.
Feb.
5
Jan.
Mar. 14
%
1%
5%
%
1%
6X
28* 32*
X
1%
5%
%
32
'A
IX
6X
1
33%
29
Sept. 18
Sept. 22
Sept. 11
Sept.27
Sept. 13
%
13*
5%
%
33
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
18
19
8
28
28
44
1% Sept. 25
Sept. 14
IX
Horn (A C) Co common.....*
First preferred..........50
11,400
IX
2%
1%
2
15X
7% preferred...........100
400
1
5,300 Huyler's of Del com....
7% preferred
......100
350
7% preferred stamped.. 100
3,300
83 X
*
6,100 Hydro-Elec Secur com..
...5
34,100 Hygrade Food Prod..
.*
1,550 Hygrade Sylvania Corp
%
IX
5%
%
18
Horn At Hardart com......_•
3,100
-
9
32
73*
6
193* Feb.
May 25
130
Feb.
5
150
243* Aug. 21
Jan. Z9
6
Aug.
Sept.
Jan.
Jan.
5
5
1
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
27
300
100
Mar. 23
Jan.
25
33* May
% Jan.
% Feb.
3
Jan.
% Jan.
19
Jan.
19
Feb.
100
»«».
Aug. 30
1085* Aug. 17
43* Apr. 11
173* July 26
19
3 3* July
rnmrnmmmm
mmmmm
16
183* Apr.
IX
11.300 Helena Rubinstein common.*
*
15,000 Heyden Chemical Co
15
1
May
3%
49,400 Hartman Tobacco common. 10
*
20,400 Haxeltine Corp
1,700
3
16
103* Mar. 17
Feb.
•
Hall fC M> Lamp Co
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
7
I
X
X
400
•
43* Apr. 24
25
July
Handley Page Ltd—
Amer dep rets part pref. 8s
10,500 Happiness Candy St cl A...*
8,800
12
243* July
E1' July
Sept.27
Apr.
•si Feb.
9
33* Jan. 17
99
Apr. 12
89
Apr.
5
75
Grocery Stores Prod-
Common v t c
..—25c
15,600
6,300 Guardian Investors common I
600
22
15
52
15
5
123*
11
13
28
43*
8
22
25 121
15
83* Feb. 23
3
Feb.
9
27
8
Aug.
12"
8
33* July
A Jan.
6
Jan.
Jan.
IX
13X
4%
11 % Jan.
June 27
2% Sept. 20
11
1
Blec com..
el*
642*
18%
*
...
18*
Sale
2%
.
800
400
60
11X Sale
4%
5
%
14%
%
56 X
......100
com
...
400
1
52
stock....*
6% preferred A
ll% V
13%
15%
%
.....
10 Goodyear T & R 7% pref..100
3,600 Gorham Inc class A com...
$3 preferred with warr
•
3,325
*
19,800 Gorham Mfg Co com v t c
Agreement extended
11,600
14,550 Grand Rapids Varnish Corp *
9,085 Gray Tel Pay Station com.
4,240 Gt Atl Ac Pac Tea 1st pref. iOS
Non-voting common stock *
6,580
6,435 Great Northern Paper Co. .25
7,500 Greenfield Tap At Die com..*
521,300 Greyhound Corp common..5
—
m
m
Warrants
General Rayon A
196,600 Gold Seal
44,000
mm
com....5
$6 Preferred.............*
9,600 Globe Underwriters........!
1,800 Godchaux Sugars class A...*
Class B
*
23,300
700
m
3
com—..
Gen Investment Co
337,300 Glen
22,800
••
FireprooflnO
Gen
Gilbert (A C)
Preferred
475
100
25
9%
American dep receipts...£1
ii*
1% Sept. 25
1% Sept. 14
Sept. 20
19% Sept. 27
Sept. 26
100
Sept. 26 100
X Sept. 21
X Sept.21
19
%
%
X
%
X
26
27% Sept.
24%
3*
~5% "6"
5-
4% Sale
3%
5%
3h
4
273* Sept.
4
3
17
9
Sept.24
11H Sept.20
32X Sept. 12
17
4% Sept. 1
20
Sept. 13
9 % Sept. 4
11% Sept. 6
333* Sept. 28
Mar. 22
Mar. 19
Mar.
483* Sept. 7
21
Sept. 27
9
Mar. 15
Apr.
July
37
27
11
16
Apr. 23
Aug.
7
Feb.
7
29
91
Feb.
9
June 27
4
213* Apr.
102
Apr. 25
Jan. 20
2
30
16
Feb.
8
Feb.
19
6
53*
July
Sept.
July
30
28
Sept. 24
Sept. 27
30
Mar. 22
223* Aug.
44
Mar.
13* Sept.
13* Sept.
14
May
163* Jan.
903* Jan.
3* July
26
Feb.
25
May
43* July
3X Sept. 17
17
Sept. 14
63* Jan.
Apr. 14
Feb. 13
24
Imperial Chem Industries—
3,000
2,800
1,900
mmm
m
«.
-
3,800
100
mmm,
m
-
-.
1,600
i_
500
700
„
700
mmmmm,-
300
12,000
8,100
22,400
3,300
46,800
3,900
2,600
10,500
100
Am dep rets ord reg
£1
Imperial Tobacco Co of Can. A
Imp Tob of Gt Brit At frel—£1
Industrial Finance
v
1
t c
Insur Co of North Amer—10
Internet Cigar -Machinery,
tnternatl Holding
*
Proprietaries class A....*
Internal Safety
Isotta
47X
21
26
45% Sale
21%
25
45
21
1
Sale
3
2%
"X
%
1%
2% Sept.
Sale
1
6
%
%
15%
15X
22
15%
22
13
20
20%
22
24%
5
14
Sept.20
X Sept.14
Sept.
3
4
13* Sept. 29
% Sept. 14
16
3
3%
4%
3%
3%
SeptTil '233* Septn§
20
"3H Septra "33*
Sept ."14
73* Feb.
9
103* June 21
Jan. 23
3* Jan.
4
383* Jan.
4
19
Jan.
6
3* Aug. 17
1
Jan. 19
343* Mar. 23
1
Sept.20
3* Aug. 17
153* Jan. 13
19
Jan.
2
83* lan.
9
23* July 27
10
Apr. 10
123* Apr. 11
333* Sept. 28
3
Apr.
5
513* Apr. 25
243* July
5
23* Feb.
6
3
Aug. 31
343* Mar. 23
23* Jan. 13
13* Feb. 23
22
Feb.
7
303* Apr. 20
153* Apr. 26
73* Feb.
1
13* Mar .16
2
1
472*
34%
Razor cl B.«
1,700
1
11,100 Interstate Equities com
$3 conv preferred
....50
5,000
*
16,000 Interstate Hosiery Mills
1,300 Iron Fireman Mfg com v t c__*
27,000 Irving Air Chute com.... ..1
100
2
1
34%
18%
Ac Invest.*
(nternat Products com
Int
6
9%
23 %
13* Mar. 16
Fraschlni Co—
Amer
dep
rets
20
lire
X
I onasAtNaumburg
Corp—
Common..
...._•
7,100
S3 Convertible pref....
*
1,900
7,220 Jones At Laughlln com....100
100
mm----
100
3,000
'
mmmrn+m
1
26,800 Kingsbury Breweries com
2,300 Klein (D Emit) Co common. .*
2,400 Kleinert (J B) Rubber.....10
1,100
Knott Corp com
%
0%
9%
20%
IX
1X
'1%
IX
5
6X
7%
6%
%
SeptT13
20
13* Sept. 11
7%
20
Sept>ri3
13* Sept.
X
«/, July
53* Jan.
153* July
27
24
27
4
13* Sept. 11
103* May 14
53* Mar. 19
1
Aug.
4
33* Jan.
3
6
4
5
68
%
*
common
5*6 Sept. 12
Sept. 12
%
%
7
U
Amactei ashares ........£ 1
Kolster
1
....
%
10%
18
IX
2X
100 Kobacker Stores
2,700
lA
5
20
■t"
"4" "15"
13* Feb.
73* Mar.
■ Feb.
48
5
9
5
93* Jan. 20
133* Feb. 15
83* Feb.
2
35* Feb.
8
33* Jan.
3
Brandes Ltd—
X
X
5-16 Aug. 24
% Feb.
6
Koppers Gas Ac Coke—
25
600
3,900
0% preferred...........100
3,000 Kress (S H) Ac Co spec pf—10
48,250 Kreuger Brewing Co........1
525
*
20 Lackawanna RR N J..
6
400
100
25
8%
6%
8%
78
Sept.
113* Sept.
83* Sept.
59
7,000 Lakey Foundry & Machine. 1
1,090 Lane Bryant 7% pref..... 100
""600
6
113* Sept. 27
6
Sept.28
Sept.
78
55
10
% Sale
65
73
65
73
65
% Sept.15
Sept. 12
65
3* Sept. 4
Sept. 12
June 20
5
103* Jan. 16
6
Sept.28
82
763* June 19
A July 26
65
Apr. 24
763* June 19
1 % Apr. 30
73
June
7
Apr.
113* June
5
145* Apr. 26
Langendorf United Bakeries*
2,100
800
Class A.......
1,900
1,500
100
29,400
—....._*
500 Lit Brothers
8,200 Loblaw Groceterias A......_*
200
200
mmmrnmm
m
m
mm
m
B stock..
200 Loudon Packing Co
m
*
...
_.
100
270,900 Louisiana Land At Expl com.*
46,200 Lynch Corp com...........5
""125
1,100 Mangel Stores Corp com....*
pref with com pur w.*
550
13,000
m
"
mm mm
100 Manning Bowman Ac Co cl B. *
m
400
200
1,500
200
....*
2,600 Mapes Cons Mfg Co...
7,000 Marlon Steam Shovel com..*
40,400 Maryland Casualty Co com.l
23,800 Massey Harris Co common._*
For footnote* see page
57.
2%
2
1
Preferred
...._...*
3,500
...*
55,600 Lehigh Coal At Nav..
33,400 Lerner Stores Corp com....*
6H% pref with warr....100
900
It
169,000 Llbby McNeil Ac Llbby
—
m
...»
com....
7
5X
8*
2%
55* Jan,
Jan.
2
43* Jan. 24
3
Apr. 26
133* Aug. 24
103* Feb.
7
Jan.
313* Apr. 21
93* July 26
33* Feb. 16
10
Class B
3,100 Lefcourt Realty
12
7
26
90
2%
14%
7%
29
96
8% Sale
1%
12
7%
27%
90
7%
2%
13%
7%
29
94
7X
13* Jan.
83* Jan.
63* Sept. 17
253* Sept. 17
95
Sept.24
63* Sept. 15
73* Sept. 28
Sept. 26
953* Sept. 20
83* Sept. 5
29
14
Jan.
23* Jan.
53
1
_
173* Sept. 21
15
33* Sept. 7
27
Sept. 10
33* Sept. 13
27
Sept. 10
143* Mar. 14
Aug. 21
23* Jan.
2
253* July 26
2
Jan.
19
35
363* Sept. 28
20
Jan.
8
173* Sept. 21
14 X
1%%
22
22
J*
Feb.
Mar. 22
3%
27
29
1
4
3%
31
3%
26
3%
30
5%
12
Sept. 26
Mar. 16
3oH
1*
3
32
Sale
iS
h
4
4%
Sept. 1
13* Sept. 12
13* Sept. 12
33* Sept. 15
31
1%
IX
3%
2%
1%
4%
323* Sept.
2
Sept.
13* Sept.
33* Sept.
26
293* July 31
10
22
14
13* Aug. 20
19* Jan.
6
33* July 26
15
993* Apr. 21
83* Aug. 29
23* May
7
18
Apr. 10
163* Apr. 18
25
Aug. 29
4
June 15
41
Feb.
7
5
423*
3*
343*
33*
May 14
Aug.
4
Mar. 16
Mar. 27
Feb.
2
3
Feb.
5
8
Feb.
6
OCT., 1934.]
NEW
AGGREGATE SALES,
In
September.
Shares.
Shares.
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
Low from
July 1 1933
NEW TORE
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1.
47
EXCHANGE
CURB
YORK
RANGE SINCE JAN.
1.
to
Bid.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sept. 29.
Sept. 1.
Sept.29 1934
INDUS. ft MISC. (Con.) Par
Ask. Bid.
Ask
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices
Mathieson Alkali Works—
•.
—
—
—
8.900
100
'
Part paid rets 1st payment.
22,500
301,600 Mavis Bottling Go of Am cl A1
7,300 Mayflower Associates Inc...*
May Hosiery Mills—
300
3,900
1,300
-
—
-»
100
-
-
200 Mead Corp common........*
-
1,300
•*> W
$4 preferred w w
•
32,000 McCord Radiator ft Mfgv
•
16.850 McWilllams Dredging com..*
*
20,900 Mead Johnson Be Go com
2,800 Mercantile 8tores Go.......*
225
—
500
200
6,400
1,100
200
7%
preferred
100
12,600 Merrltt Chapman It Scott
*
1,400
43*% A pref
100
20,400 Mesabl Iron
23,000 Michigan Sugar com....
*
Preferred
.....10
8,700
.......
4,100
26
A
40
41
A
38* 41*'
40
A Sept.17
Sept. 10
5A
59*
5 A Sept. 21
Sale*
22
54 A
59 A
•* — -
-
-
200
M.
M
-
-
-
-
1,400
9,200
640
10
57
8A
Sale
1A
Sale
12
14
Sept. 29
Sept. 18
8 A Sept. 24
h
1
1A
"\A Sale" "'A ""A
3A
2A
8A
9A
9A
3
100
25
583* Sept. 7
8 A Sept. 24
1
Sept. 11
7A Sept. 12
At Sept.
8
tJA Sept. 26
A Sept. 20
13*
93*
A
1A
23*
Sept.
1
Sept. 26
Sept. 4
Sept.
1
Sept. 20
8
23*
3A
5
3A
l!
400
mm
950
125
1,400
2,400
1,500
713,700
1S3*
Minneap-Honeywell Reg pref
68
23A
23
27A
Sale
100
Mock Judson Voehrlnger...*
Molybdenum Corp etc
Montgomery Ward ft Co A
1
6
13 A
*6 A
6?*
279*
101
l66~" Sept.""I 103"""Sept." 17
104
12
14A
Sale
Sale
5A
116
900
78,500
323,400
3,200
3,150
49,800
21,400
26,600
41,200
151,750
4,100
2,575
10
14
Sept.
63* Sept.
7 1183* Sept.
Sept. 17
5 A Sept. 17
6
Sale
116
Sept.
4
1
4
600
700
4,200
19
14
22 A
13,600
1,400
25
3 A Sept. 27
55
319*
Sept. 12
Sept.13
29 A
30
313*
2A Sept. 10
28A Sept. 7
30
Sept. 22
Sept. 21
34
38
32
33 A
32
35
Sept.
34
40
32
44
Sept. 15
40
42
42
A
1A
3
11
15A
Sale
At Sept. 10
1A Sept. 11
13* Sept. 24
3A
%
1A
Sale
A
A
33 A
A
8A
1A
....
3
4
35
Sale
H
A
A
A Sept. 21
34A Sept. 12
A Sept. 25
9
2A
8A
3
Q
89*
Sale
7A Sept. 11
1A Sept. 11
Sept. 28
81
.
300
—
100
1,700
class A..
3A
4A
2A
...
200 Nestle Le Mur Co class A.'.
1,800 New Haven Clock Co com...*
«.
35,500
New
Mexico ft
Arts
Land
.....
43*
6
3 A Sale
2A
3A
6
6
300
2,400
_____
"I
1
4,100 N Y Auction Co common...*
4,700 N Y Merchandise Co com...*
N Y Shipbuilding Co
Founders shares.........1
17,300
43,500 Niagara Share Corp class B 5
175
1,100
200
100
50
500
2,100
495
1,500
'
1
A
"l~A
1A
2
13 A
11
12
-
8A
*
5,700 Noma Rlec Corp com
2,900 Northam Warren Corp pref
625 North Amer Match Corp....*
5,440 North & South Amer Corp A*
9,500 Northwest Engineering ....*
44.400 Novadel Agene Corp new. -.*
«.
.
_
«
—
«.
14,200
2A
4
""I
8A
9A
31A
9
13*
36A
i~A
33 A
22
3
36
26
4
20 A
5
"9 A
19$
21A
57,900
[•
2A
25 A
48 A
26
...»
38A
4A
25 A
Sale
293*
2
Sale
375 Pennsylvania Salt Mfg
50
5,200 Pepperell Mfg Co. ........100
500 **et
2,100
300
mm
mm
mm
~
7%
mm
.
JO
9,100
mm
2A
2A
mm
mm
—
420
2,150
900
mm
mm
m
mm
mm
m
mrn mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
2,800
mm
^owdrell ft Alexander
1,100
Partic
Propper
2,600
3,100
50
46 A
1A
5A
19 A
...»
conv
stock..
McCallum
•
....
Public Util Securities—
17 part preferred
50
3,100 Pyrene Mfg
1,500
21,200 Railroad Shares Corp
16,700 Rys ft Util Invest cl A
2,600
com..*
50
$3 conv pref
9.610 RavtHeon Mfg.
For footnotes
see page
57.
33* Sept. 5
213* Sept. 14
14A Sept. 21
9 A Sept. 22
163* Sept.
93* Sept.
Sept.
13
2
Sale
46
Sale
44
24-
6
7
Sept. 17
23* Sept.
i§
29* Sept. 10
363* Sept. 7
4
Sept. 20
269* Sept. 26
483* Sept.
1
29 A
2
Sale
1A Sept. 13
63
Sept. 29
72A Sept. 12
Sept.
1
63
Sept. 29
863* Sept. 28
14
12^ Sept. 12
143* Sept. 27
A Sept. 12
16A Sept. 10
9A Sept. 17
13* Sept. 27
203* Sept. 27
103* Sept. 5
1A Sale
13 A
8A
22
9A
Sale
3A
Sale
A
6A
84
Sale
Sale
Sale
44
A
5A
10
26
19A
13*
Sept.
15
39* Sept. 6
353* Sept. 18
Sept. 19
Sept. 19
A Sept. 14
593* Sept. 28
479* Sept. 1
13* Sept. 1
55
42
..*
vtc
.....50c
Feb.
Sept.
June
33* Apr.
5
IA May
Apr.
4
10 A May 22
3
Sept. 26
101A July 12
Jan.
Jan.
7 A Feb. 28
6
Mar. 24
2 A Feb.
5
Mar.
Sept.
Jan.
1
2 A Apr.
10A Feb.
1A July
239* Feb.
10 A Feb.
4
Jan.
10
July 26
2 3* July 25
403* Jan. 18
8
July 20
A Jan.
9* Jqn.
2
8
32
Jan.
18
Mar.
8
8
96 July 30
July 26
17
July 26
3
May 22
83* Jan.
6
At July 27
2 A Jan. 22
2
Aug.
2
12
13*
31A
33*
22%
63*
43 A
July 26
1
Aug.
Sept. 11
5
Jan.
Jan. 26
July 27
Jan.
2
J* Jan.
Feb.
18
120
125
130
127 A
Sale
-
A
A
At
"1
A Aug.
163* Sept. 10
4
1
Jan.
2
Feb. 19
Feb. 28
Sept. 15
A June 20
2A Sept. 18
30 A Jan.
5
Feb.
55
39
17
21
Sept. 19
Jan.
4
A Sept. 14
July
13
8
26>i~Sept.~25
269* Sept. 10
A Sept.
9* Sept. 11
63* Sept. 4
84
Sept. 8
A Aug. 10
5
.
July 26
61A Jan. 12
6
5A Sept. 12
Sept. 8
120
Sept. 15 1233* Sept. 7
127A Sept. 29 1273* Sept. 29
A Sept. 15
A Sept. 12
A
"1 "1
20 A Mar.
7
Feb.
19
17
5
Mar. 26
15A Feb.
5
50
A Feb, 15
2A Feb.
2
Jan. 25
24
Sept. 19
1
Feb.
5
7 A Mar. 12
23 A Apr. 21
37
163* Feb. 28
Apr. 23
9
9
3 A Jan. 31
10 !M}
19* Apr.
3 A Apr.
3
Feb.
51
Jan.
26$
7!^
5
30
May 14
Sept. 26
Apr.
Feb.
3
5
rA Sept. 28
20
Sept. 4
1A Sept. 20
108
113
At Sept. 7
9* Sept. 12
20
Sept. 4
29* Sept. 22
20
June 20
Feb.
6
Apr. 20
5
14J4 Feb.
75
Apr. 14
30
Feb. 28
45
2
3 A Feb.
1
Aug.
3
43* Apr. 26
35 A July 21
Feb. 21
5
81
Apr. 25
57 A Apr. 21
3 A Apr.
3
24
Jan. 26
31
11
Apr. 26
32
June 15
Mar. 15
2A Jan. 24
5
8A Feb.
87 A Mar. 19
2 A Mar.
3 A Feb.
8
9
May 24 123A Sept. 7
2 130
July 18
Jan.
H Aug.
A Apr.
A Mar.
At June
r3* Sept. 28
7
31A Feb.
July 20
July 17
7 110
2
14 A
7
26 A
2
2
30
1A May 10
125
23
Jan. 19
30
Apr. 19
1
4 A Feb.
19* July 26
Sept. 29
503* Mar. 24 63
Jan. 31
69
July 31 101
2 A Apr.
125
7
2
4
z33A Apr. 19
9
9A Feb.
21A Jan. 27
84
120
June 19
38
100
17 A Jan.
85
3
17
1
Feb.
9
Heb.
1
40
6
18 A Feb.
Feb.
29
7
31
2
16 A Feb.
1
May 16
% Mar.
723* Jan.
73* June
10
9A
25
A Sale
6
6A
77
85
Sept.~l5
2 A Sept. 18
35A Sept. 18
1A
~293* "263* "28A
1A
6A
1A Feb.
2 A Jan.
A 8«fct.
A Sept.
13 9* July
3* Sept.
19
A Sale
17 A
Feb.
5
Mar. 29
3
56
26
com..l
Class B..........
Raymond Concrete Pile—
50
600
Sept. 19
19A Sept. 24
*
3,900 Rainbow Luminous Prod A.*
—
100
119* Sept. 14
39* Sept. 7
10
2,480 Quaker Oats com..........
790
0% preferred...........100
50
900
26A
Hosiery
Mill - Co com
....*
44,200
54,000 Prudential Investors com...*
SO preferred...
3,200
60
6
13* Sept. 26
333* Sept. 7
24
Sept. 19
Sale
"57"" "59A "55 A ~61A
ft Lambert
•
400 Prentice Hall Inc common..*
125
m mt mm mm mm
3A
5,300 Pratt
m.
3
45
100 Pittsburgh Forglngs Co
8,730 Pitts ft Lake Erie KK......50
108,395 Pittsburgh Plate Glass eons 25
5
36,400 Potrero Sugar com
~
mm
259* Sept.
1A Sept. 14
33A Sept. 7
22A Sept. 12
A Sept. 10
32
Sept. 19
3A Sept.11
25A Sept. 17
4A
41A Apr. 23
104A Sept. 25
13* July
403* Jan.
3* June
9* July
58
200 Pitts Bessemer ft L E RR..50
mm
Sept. 17
13* Sept. 26
99* Sept. 27
"1A "3" "IA "2" "i
64,600 Pitney Bowes Postage Meter*
50
A APr- 24
92 A Feb.
Sale
23A
25A
1
1A
16
203*
9A
103*
2ji
25 Piedmont ft Northern Ry.100
800 Pierce Governor Co com....*
200 Pines Winterfront Co
.
Feb.
5
Feb. 28
40
25
13 A
....
7% p»iftir#J_
mm
83* Sept. 5
3
Sept. 26
Sept. 28
81
100
pref
% Bakeries Inc
200
i*
Milk
...
-
6
5
5
339*
3A
26 A
1.
63
10
206,000 Philip Morris Inc....
Class A
25
3,100
54,800 Phoenix Securities common. 1
Conv preferred A
10
5.000
1,600
•
1
3A
150 Perfect Circle com.........*
15,100
8A Sept.
2
Parker Rust-Proof com.....*
950 Pender (D) Grocery cl A....*
424,600 Pennroad Corp com vtc.. ...1
25
20A
3
300 Parker Pen Co common....10
1,320
Sept. 20
3
16^ "Widi
5,700 Overseas Securities Co
36,175
1A Mar. 15
Apr.
5
4A
'
Sept. 24
2A Sept. 21
3
•
4,045 Ohio Brass class B
26,700 Oilstocks Ltd common
3,000 Outboard Motors cl B
Class A conv pref..,
45,000
«.
■
11
3 A
-
3* Sept.
363* Sept.
1
Sept.
5
5
36
20
2
119*
3A
8,000 Paramount Motors Corp....*
-
Feb.
Jan.
2
24^
300
1,550
i
Sept. 17
Sept. 8
1
2
269*
2A
35
7,800
1
Feb.
28 A Aug.
20
Feb.
39* Jan.
19* Feb.
24
I
55,100 Pacific Eastern Corp
46,000 Pan Amer Airways com....10
—
Sept.
3* Sept. I§
1
Sept. 26
A
Parke Davis ft Co
Sept.
4A Sept. 14
28
1,500
1,300
M.
1
Feb.
Aug. 24
3 H Aug. 30
68
Apr. 24
105
Sept.13
Jan.
2
Apr. 11
Feb.
5
19
Jan.
39
105
3A Sept. 29
25 A
preferred............100
15,100 NUes-Bement-Pond com....*
Nitrate Corp of Chile
(Cosach) Ctfs for ord b shs
550,700
700
Feb.
Jan.
June 25
115
105
2
3A
100 New Process Co common....*
400
Apr. 27
Feb.
2
•
»
19
15
14
A Sept. 12
A Sept. 22
Sale
Sale
36
Sept. 15
3* Sept.
17
A
..100
Nelson (Herman) Corp ....$5
—
12
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
A Sale
1A Sale
*
1,750
1,300 Neptune Meter
9A Jan.
124
22
80
*
1
com
8
1
4
93* Apr. 20
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
35
National Sugar Refg
...*
National Union Radio com.. 1
............
Jan.
25
29
Conv partic preferred....*
w
A May
1A Feb.
4 A Feb,
49
June
104
106 A 104
Sept. 13 104A. Sept. 25
101A 107
1A Sept. 28
1A
1A
1% Sept. 4
1A
1A
National Steel Car Ltd.....*
Nat Steel Corp warrants....
Corp
Mar. 16
14
103
Sept.17
5
2 A Feb.
20 H Apr.
4
Jan.
8
4
com
2~A
28 A
11
New
5
16
Jan.
5
88
1
~~2A Sale" "2A Sale"
Neisner Bros pref
If*
hH
3 A Sept. 27
Sept. 12 55
Sept. 13 105
105
•
Nehl
24
30
Apr. 14
6A Sept. 5
26 A Jan. 30
5 A Feb. 20
63 A Apr. 18
14
Apr. 13
76
Apr. 23
2 A Feb.
2
10
223*
105
National Service Co........l
Natomas Co
Feb.
35
115
105
115
90
700 Nat Screen Service Corp....*
21,500
10
1A Jan.
47
15
com
Nat Rubber Macb
Jan.
53* Feb. 20
Jan. 18
83* Aug.
1
60
Aug. 21
1
Sept.11
6
Aug.
4
At Sept. 8
%» July 21
23* Sept. 20
38 A Jan.
173* Aug.
13,200 Nat'l Bond ft Share Corp.
100 National Candy Co com..
38,550 Nat Container Corp com.
$2 conv pref............
2,500
2,300 Nat Dairy Prod pref A.... 100
32,200 National Investors com... ..1
5A% preferred........ -.1
1,500
Warrants..
30,800
27,000 National Leather Co com.
19,400
16
45
63* Mar. 27
Miss River Fuel Corp warr...
Nat Bellas Hess
283* Mar. 7
19* Jan. 11
83* July
May
800 National Baking Co com..
20.506
,
38
-
$2 non-cum dir shares....*
MidvaleCo
...*
40
7% A pref
100
1,500 Moore Drop Forging cl A....*
1,700 Mtge Bank of Colom Am she
4,000 Murphy (G G) Co common..*
25
8% preferred
100
100
5
6
62
Midland Royalty Corp—
S2 con? pref..............*
500 Moody's Investors Part pref.*
300 Moore Corp Ltd............*
30
7% B preferred.......-.100
------
A Sept. 6
Sept. 10
6A Sept.
243^ Sept.
54
22
33*
44 3*
8 9*
Midland Steel Product—
4,700
2,075
2,580
1,900
16.700
363.200
14,840
40
22
19*
16
July 30
A July 13
July 26
26
32
At
37 A
28
1
7
6
1
Sept. 4
19* Jan. 16
A Feb.
1
3
Feb.
6
A Feb.
A Feb.
5
3
20
Sept.
4A Feb.
4
1
1
*
NEW
48
NE
September.
800
100
3.600
5,800
*
It
1
Stix Dry Goods Co-.--.*"
IB
8*
2%
%
2%
1
10*
16%
8M
%
11%
1%
%
12%
10%
11%
28
30
28
30
...
.
Rice
«,
800
—
<«»
k
100
275
400
'
391,900
5,790
190
2%
i
«*
—
-
—
-
600
X
IX
43,700
150
900
IX
15%
IX
37 X
3X
...*
Seton Leather com
800 Sheaffer (W A> Pen com—.*
500
29,700 Shenandoah Corp common. 1
11,300
S3Convpref._
25
118,320 Sherwin-Williams Co com. .25
1,980
6% preferred AA
..100
25 .Sherwin Williams of Can—*
Simmons Boardman Pub Co—
400
410
2",000
30
"l"o~606
300
I*
2%
2%
26%
43
%
1%
1%
1%
250
1,700
60
400
53%
%
m
—
—
-
~
2X
X
%
3%
10
4%
11%
1%
1%
12% Sale
10
2
15
—
3%
5%
-
6,525 Sullivan Machinery Co
8,600 Sun Investing Co com
200
500
100
61,100
40,100
500
4,700
9,900
100
_
50
i
2,200
*
_..*
*
1,800
$3 conv pref
607,800 Swift 8c Co
233,900 Swift International....
25
15
14,300 Taggart Corp com
...
228,200 Tastyeast lnc class A.......*
•
87,200
Technicolor lnc common
—
*
300 Tenn Products Corp com
*
2,650 Thermotd Co 7% pref
.100
1,350 Tobacco A Allied Stocks....*
500
700
Am
2,200
7,900
36,500
57,200
39,200
200
ord reg sh»..£l
dep rets def reg
...5s
2,700
500
4,400
3X
X
3
19
Sept.
Todd Shipyards
Corp
2%
1%
2%
%
2%
1
8
8
.
3%
%
84%
4%
%
%
2% Sept. 14
% Sept. 14
3
%
3%
%
*
Transcontinental AirTranspl
Trans-Lux Pict Screen com.l
1%
8%
IX
9
101
96
1%
Sale"
Sept. 26
X Sept. 10
1% Sale
1% Sept.
7
33% Sept.
8
Sept.
98% Sept.
% Sept.
1%
7%
1%
Sale
98
700
300
94,900
Common
9,600
Class A
44,100 Tung Sol Lamp Wks
S3 conv pref
10,300
1
.....
1
-
22
10
25
25
2
3
4%
IX
ox
2X
2
5%
2%
34
11X
19%
IX
7X
20*
3%
40%
19%
39%
'8
5%
43
Sale
Sale
2%
4%
1%
4
5%
2%
Sale
40%
43
19
Sale
38%
Sale
X
85%
3%
%
Sept. 17
Sept. 18
Sept. 5
Sept. 11
22
Sept.
4
% Sept. 13
25
35% Sept. 20
8% Sept. 7
98% Sept. 26
1% Sept. 1
1 % Sept.
13%
1
1%
1%
%
%
12% Sale
%
1
Jan.
14 X Jan.
Sept. 20
18%
5X
18
IX
i*
~~1X Sale" ""I
IX
~2l"~ "22% "20"" *21%
1%
2%
1% Sale
1%.
1%
1%
2
Sale
2
1%
1%
10
3X
9X
2X
16
Sept. 20
1%.Sept. 27
6% Sept. 14
3% Sept. 25
41
Sept. 27
17% Sept. 11
35
Sept. 11
2% Sept.
7% Sept.
4
Sept.
41
Sept.
19% Sept.
40% Sept.
1%
%
11%
%
1%
%
13%
%
Sept. 19
Sept. 12
Sept. 15
Sept. 5
24
4
29
27
26
1
Sept. 19
Sept. 4
Sept. 21
Sept. 5
IX Jan.
15
Feb.
2X Mar. 31
6
21X Feb.
Mar.
25
,
IX
X July 25
July 26
3X
37 X
32
Jan. 26
7
Jan. 18
10X
84X Jan. 17 101
3
2X
% Jan.
June
4
IX Apr. 21
May 23
IX July 31
OX Sept. 14
3X Sept.25
35
Jan.
6
13% Jan.
8
23X Jan. 12
July
Sept.
Mar.
Apr.
25
12
27
25
Jan.
Feb.
18
7
X Jan.
16
86 X Apr. 30
OX Mar. 3
1
X
x
IX
X
30
12
26
Feb. 20
7
4
5
Feb.
Feb.
3
2
5
May 22
Feb.
9
July
9
June 30
10% Jan. 30
3
May 23
8
1054
Mar. 12
Feb.
5
nU
Apr. 20
5
5% Feb.
3
41X Apr.
20 % Aug. 29
40% Sept. 1
2% Apr.
1% Apr.
14% June
Xt July
44% Apr.
28
12
48% Sept. 14
1
Sept. 18
48% Sept. 14
1% Sept. 1
45
24
18
12
23
51
June 27
1% Apr. 28
23%
7%
21%
1%
28
22
25
6
10
4
22X Sept. 14
6
Sept.14
19
Jan.
4
IX July 27
IX July 24
1
May 29
23% Sept. 28
7% Sept. 22
28
May 28
4% Jan. 27
3% Jan. 22
2% Feb.
5
19% Sept. 18
18% July 26
10
July 28
20% Apr.
6
Jan.
24
20
Sept. 15
1% Sept. 6
1% Sept. 13
1% Sept. 12
18% Sept.
11
11
20
IX Jan.
4% Mar.
26
5
3X Sept
4
X Jan.
23
July 23
24
37 X
10
*
6,400 Union Amer Invest com
23,100 Union Tobacco Co common.*
Aug.
i* July
60
Sept. 27
22% Sept. 14
6
Sept. 14
12%
%
10
13
6
4% Sale
10%
12
3%
4%
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
2
Sept.
1% Sept.
13
3%
9%
3%
22%
6% Sale
16
14%
3%
4
12
....
8
26
6
X June
8
2
1
4%
*
•
com
July 24
4X Feb.
6
9
Apr. 11
July 27
Feb. 17
July 26 43
12
Jan. 12 109% Jan.
2% July
Sept. 4
% Sept.14
8
TrI-Contlneutal Corp Warr..
Triplet Safety Glass Ltd—
Am rets for ord. shs. reg£l
900 Trunz Pork Stores lnc
*
3
6
Feb.
3X
IX
15%
109X
is
X Sept. 17
Sept. 11
3% Sept. 5
% Sept. 11
83
18
32
X
5
6
1 196
Feb.
Mar.
%
"83% Sale"
""% """% """% Sale"
80
24
156
17 "23% "Sept." 29
Tublze Chatlllon Corp—
5,000
1,300
10X Feb.
6
13% May 23
27
2X *eb.
6
23
Mar. 7
12
Aug. 22
47% Jan.
3 73% July 10
100
Jan.
6 109% Sept. 6
20
May
8 20
May
8
10 X July
1
July
5X June
2%
%
48
3X Sept. 18
10
20
6
14
10
6
3%
"23% Sale"
10%
X
Am dep rets
300
300
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
2X Mar.31
24X Apr. 16
3
Feb.
3
01X Apr. 16
02X Feb.
7
X Mar. 20
20
Sept. 27
Sept. 15 196
Secur Trust Co Ltd
200
Sept. 22
1% Sept. 5
55
Sept. 4
54
Sept. 6
% Sept.12
3%
3% Sept. 18
11%
11% Sept. 20
1%
1% Sept. 6
12
12%
Sept. 24
62% Sept. 17 71%
108
Sept. 26 109%
1
19
IX Jan.
3
Feb. 26
IX July 26
40Jan.
4
40
Jan.
3
X July 10
4
23
26,000 Tobacco Prod Exports
Tobacco
Sept. 25
Sept. 24
Sept. 12
10
23
21
78
4%
1,125 Stetson (John B) Co com..
6,100 Stinnes (Hugo) Corp
*
600 Stroock (S) & Co Inc......*
55,100 Stutz Motor Car Co
1,400
%
3%
4%
12
1%
X,
X
45
93,700 Stein Cosmetics Co com....*
—
Sale
Sale
21
19
6
26
11
X Sept. 10
IX July 26
6
Sept.
Apr.
2X Apr.
5X Feb.
51
Apr.
405! Apr.
X Feb.
27'
Feb.
83
X ?eb.
6
4X Feb.
6
Apr. 21
1
Jan. 25
5
Jan. 19
X July 13
IX June
6
Jan.
6
36
22
Sept. 20
3X
100
34X Apr. 21
10
Apr. 16
17X Jan.
3
X June 21
Jan. 29
108X
Stein (A) A
Co com
6H% pref
1%
48%
48%
X
29
July
Jan.
4
Apr.
4
2% Jan.
2
20X Sept. 19
2% Sept. 22
2% Sept. 13
7
6
Jan.
14
50
4
% Sept.
2
21% Sept. 25
3
2
700 Steel Co of Can Ltd ord.....*
'250
2X Feb.
X Feb.
July
4X Sept. 17
Sept. 15
% Sept. 10
1% Sept. 12
2*
iB
2%
June
9
Apr. 13
Jan.
5
26,600 Starrett Corp com....
1
17,900
6% preferred
....10
"""500
26% Sept. 26
%, Sept. 4
175
19*
500
4,000
Sept. 17
Sept. 4
5
Mar.
1
20
23
Jan.
3
16
2
20
24
21
23
26
5
550 Standard Cap 8c Seal com—5
3,950 Standard Invest $5% pref..*
500
2% Sept. 24
24% Sept. 4
S
Prices.
10X
4X
3X
2%
9
"41% "Sept." "7 "42% Sept.""5
46
119
1,100
2,400
70% Sept.
Sept. 7
Sept. 19
% Sept. 14
%
3%
%
1%
41%
%
1%
%
1%
41%
%
91X
Am dep rets ord bear
£1
Am dep rets ord reg shs..£l
6,650 Spiegel. May A: Stern pref ..100
2,800 Stahl-Meyer lnc com.......*
14,950 Standard Brewing Co
*
100
Sept. 19
17
Apr.
22
Spanish Ac General Corp Ltd
•
Xt
-■
6,000
3,900
550
11% Sept. 18
27% Sept. 6
4% Sept. 17
20
...100
Preferred
%e
%
13
12
Smith (L C) Ac Corona
1,200
Typewriter v t c
—-*
121,100 Sonotone Corp
........1
2,400 Southern Corp com
...»
"""500
Sale
25
26%
33
Conv preferred
...
*
3,940 Singer Mfg Co
100
Singer Mfg Ltd........—..£1
700
Am dep rets ord reg shs
800 Slsto Financial Corp....
.*
52,500 Smith (A O) Corp com
*
340
Sept. 21
Sept. 4
Sept. 18
Sept. 6
Sept. 17
2%
20%
23%
%
38
100
6,175
2%
2
800
4,500
Jan.
6
4
1% Sept.
% Sept.
1%
%
11%
27%
4%
6%
4%
6%
4%
X
34
100
150
*B
20
Selfrldge Prov Stores, Ltd
5,200
American dep rets......
3,650 Selby Shoe Co com.......
83,400 Selected Industries...
9,330
$5.50 prior stock
24,600
Allotment certificates..
9,200 Sentry Safety Control
800
■
25
13
5,300 Seeman Bros common.
33,200 Segal Lock 8c Hardware
13,500 Setberting Rubber com—
300
2,500
11;
2
1%
18%
Regis Paper Go
—10
7% preferred...........100
St
28,900 Seaboard Util Shs com....
4,700 securities Corp Gen'l com
2,100
■W,
<
X Sept. 25
% A'jg.
1
X Jan.
2
10
Jan.
2
2
2,110 Scovllle Mfg Co...........29
400
2% Sept. 13
23
35
67.000 Schlff Co com..
16,800 Schulte Real Estate com....*
1,800
Sept. 10
Sept. 4
Feb.
July
Jan.
Aug.
3 >4 Apr.
IX Apr.
12% Feb.
Sept. 13
Sept. 6
Sept. 25
65
25
Safetv Car Heating A Ltg. 100
200 St Lawrence Corp common..*
10",500
10X Sept. 13
2X Feb.
3
3%
2%
%
2%
%
16J^
1
12,175
100
10% Sept. 13
X Sept. 26
£1
5
*
25,200 Kossla Internet Corp
8,100 Royal Typewriter com......*
2,100 Ruberotd Co
ltO
6,800 Russeks Fifth Ave lnc
*
2,300
1,800
•
3%
2%
3%
2%
Highest.
May 16
*
Ike Kumler Co com
100 Rolls Royce Am dep rets
20,900 Roosevelt Field lnc
„
Sale
2X Sept. 20
Reliance Internet com A....*
11
4%
2%
Reliance Management—
Loivest.
Sale Prices.
Sept. 13
3% Sept. 13
2% Sept. 13
% Sept. 25
11
10
10%
3%
2%
Reynolds Invest com
Highest.
Sate Prices
10 X
Ask.
Ask. Bid.
11%
1%
1%
'
Reliable Stores com........*
300 Richmond Radiator com....*
'
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Sept. 29.
Sept. 1.
Bid
Par
Reeves (Daniel' con
Reybarn Co.. Inc.
1.
to
Sept.29 1934
6,500
4,700
13,700
2,400
33,100
101,000
3,000
100
100
RANGE SINCE JAN.
1933
July 1
INDUS. & MISC. (Con.)
Share
Shares.
YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1.
In
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
Low from
AQGRBQATE SALES.
EXCHANGE
CURB
YORK
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
11
13
15
13
19
Sept. 14
6%
14%
3%
26%
Sept. 28
Sept. 24
Sept. 6
Sept. 25
3X Sept. 11
9X Sept. 13
3
Jan.
8
15% Jan. 19
19
Sept. 14
17
21
15
May 14
30% Jan. 30
7% Mar. 3
Apr. 17
30
♦
-
100 Unexcelled Mfg Co
"
100
2%
19
19%
23
11
11%
21
•
%>
United Aircraft A Transp—
800
1,000
27,860
1,300
20,000
3
Sept. 15
10%
10
Sept. 20
4
5%
19%
24%
X Sale
4
3
Warrants
United Carbon pref
100
United Carr Fastener com..*
4% Sept. 14
2X May 21
July 30
X Jan.
5
3
94
94
5X
9%
11
Sept.
8
Sept. 15
15% Jan. 31
Feb. 20 112% May 10
May
1
12 12
5X Jan.
United Chemicals lnc—
200
'
w
—
-
«.
-
-
8,500
35,600
12,900
Common.................*
4,900
$3 cum partic pref
*
•
84,700 United Dry Docks com
400 United Elastic Corp...._...*
528,700 United Founders com...... ]
158
333 United Milk Products com..*
290
415
S3 preferred
...»
2X
5
5%
21
13
25
%
X
12X
%
3*
Sale
Sale
Sept. 14
4% Sept. 10
5
% Sept.
1
% Sept. 15
Sept. 12
Sept. 27
% Sept. 4
3% Sept. 27
25% Sept. 28
4% Sept. 20
% Sept. 15
5% Sept. 27
% Sept. 15
% Sale
3
25
20
3
15
% Sept.
2% May 21
Feb.
5
% Jan.
5
25
Jan
Jan.
22
12
X Sept. 5
11% June 13
X Sept. 15
3
Apr.
20
Jan.
7
31
11
Feb.
26% Feb.
2% Feb.
14
400
m
-
-
«
-
-
1,975
60
1,300
2,100
1% Feb.
5
3% Sept.27
25% Sept.28
»
•
i*
—
—
—
600
*•
«.
—
—
*.
....
Class B
11,800
7,900 U S Finishing
250
«,
2,500
2,100
1,300
100
450
Sale
1%
7%
30 X
*
4%
%
48 X
com vtc
300 U S Dairy Products class A..*
—
2X
Am dep rets for ord reg_.£l
513,400
66,300 Unit Profit Sharing com
•
Preferred...
10
1,426
25
26,805 United Shoo Mach com
Preferred
1,990
18,200 United Stores Corp
32,950 United Wall Paper.
Preferred
..._*
common
.....
100
...»
230,600 U S Foil class B
33,500 USA Internet Sec com....*
1st preferred with warr
•
23,202
•
7,300 U S Lines lnc pref
10
9,250 U S Playing Card com
For footnotes see page 57.
...
8
5
May 29
United Molasses Co Ltd—
4,300
9
6*
2%
X
X
5
%
2
%
2%
4%
7%
65% Sale
X
2
Sale
Sale
_____
X
%
"""% "ix
62
Sept. 18
35% Sept. 25
% Sept. 5
1% Sept. 14
65%
37%
%
2%
Sept. 29
Sept. 13
Sept. 26
Sept. 5
14
X
1%
%
Sept."
% Sept .~
6
5
3X Jan.
X Aug.
6
Apr.
57% Jan.
32X Jan.
X June
1X July
2X Apr.
X Aug.
X Aug.
5
9
10
5X
10
1
1%
45%
1%
Sale
%
%
39 X
Xe
14%
11
22
23
%
41
%
23
10%
1%
43%
%
24
9% Sept. 14
1
Sept. 14
39% Sept. 19
% Sept. 20
22
Sept. 10
10% Sept.
1% Sept.
46
Sept.
5
5
4
% Sept. 20
24% Sept. 25
2
23
16
4
3
28
27
12
15
31
June 20
5X Jan.
10
1
Sept. 14
39% Sept. 19
X Jan. 18
165! Jan.
5
6% Apr.
4% Feb.
9% Jan.
68% Apr.
37% Sept.
1% Feb.
4% Apr.
2% May
1% Feb.
5
Feb.
9
Apr.
14% Apr.
2
Feb.
11
5
31
18
13
2
28
14
2
5
13
24
5
60% Feb.
5
1% Mar. 13
27% Apr.
9
OCT., 1934.]
NEW
aggregate sales
Since
September.
Jan. 1.
Shares.
Shares.
100
S Radiator
*
common
100
4,600 U S Rubber Reclaiming
•
1,450 Universal insurance.. .....8
*
3,800 Universal Pictures
7% preferred
Lowest.
Highest
Sales Prices
Sale Prices
Sept. 29.
Sept. li
Ask. Bid.
Bid
INDUS. & MISC.(Coa'd)Par
700
Ask.
IX Sept. 17
IX Sept. 17
1**
Lowest.
Sale
100
500
900
100
800
""loo
100
44,200 Utility Equities com
5,200
Priority Stock
15,100 Utility 8c Ind Corp com..
Preferred
20,400
*
•
*
*
-
4,500
222,300
1,400
2,300
4,000
8,000
Vogt Mfg Corp
*
...
Waco Aircraft Co
.....*
Wahl Co (The) common
*
Waltt & Bond Inc class A
*
Class B
•
Walgreen Co warrants...
Highest.
Price»
Sale Prices
19* Aug. 21
July 24
1
Jan. 19
534 Jaa«
9
8
8
1
8
VA
IX
12
3
1
IX
11**
8
J
IX
2X
19*
40
48
43
30
1
3X
X
2**
6X
29*
69*
IX
3X
2
43
X
29*
X
IX
8
8X
6**
7X
7 X
Jan.
29
134 Apr.
134 Jan.
4
3
400 Utah Radio Products.......*
3,500
1.
to
Sept.29 1934
1,300 U
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
Low from
July 1 1933
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
In
49
EXCHANGE
CURB
YORK
1
2X
IX
45**
9*
2*4
10
9
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
1** Sept.
17
12
14
21
1
29* Sept.
69* Sept. 20
6X Sept. 13
6
8
6
Sept. 7
Sept. 26
46
8
9* Sept. 20
Sept. 5
36
4X
X
5X
IX
4**
**
4** Sept. 11
IX Sept. 26
4** Sept. 11
IX Sept. 26
5**
IX
3
Jan.
16
5
July
24
Jan.
16
June 13
12
534 Apr. 10
234 Jan. 18
2
4
8
June 22
25
1
Jan.
9
2
2H
Feb.
Jan.
18
21 Va July
14 34 July
26
31
Feb.
53
Jan.
X Jan.
IX Jan.
3
1034 May 18
134 Apr. 21
Feb.
1
234 Feb.
534 Feb.
7
6
9
Feb.
5
Apr. 21
234 Feb. 15
734 June 28
19
134 Jan. 29
5
434 Feb.
Walker (Hiram; Gooderham
14,100
2,000
1,000
700
flt Worts common.........*
322,300
Preferred..
*
33,200
6,500 Watson (Jno Warren) Co...*
15,800 Wayne Pump Co com
•
Convertible preferred
8,000
•
3,200 Western Air Express Corp. .10
7,100 Western Auto Supply com A *
1,100 Western Cartridge 6% pf.100
600
25
Sale
20 X
29
12X
X
15**
X
X
1*
5
7
25 X
16
15**
**
X
X
>
1
Sale
15**
Sale
a
Sale
4
47
1
1
4
8
1X Sept. 27
Sept. 29
12
40
10
36
Sept.
159* Sept.
** Sept.
29
249* Sept. 14
15** Sept. 14
** Sept. 8
34 Sept. 8
34 July 23
1
Sept. 29
7
5734
1734
34
154
2
10
Feb.
5
Feb.
2
Apr. 23
6
Jan.
20
June
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
27
Sept.
Sept.
6
4
41
88
88
Sept. 27
Sept. 4
6334 Jan.
11
32X
17
July
16
1154 Apr. 20
60
Sept. 29
60
Sept. 29
50
Jan.
18
7934 Apr. 23
90**
2X
12**
%
6**
Sept. 29
Sept. 18
Sept. 19
Sept. 26
Sept. 14
Sept.11
95
Sept.
5
85
36
6234
19
4834 Apr. 12
88
May 29
Western Dairy Products—
•
5
7% 1st preferred
100
Western Tablet 8c Stationery
35
275
$6 pref series A
......
Western Maryland Ry—
10
930
1,800
Common
11**
634
v t c
Sale
60
12**
12
14
934 Jan
24
1434 Apr. 18
10
9834 June 12
534 Apr. 30
Westvaco Chlorine Prod—
400
200
600
300
500
1,400
100
2,225
7% preferred..........100
31,000 W Va Coal 8c Coke com.....*
13,500 Williams (RG)t Co
.*
1
9,000 Wil-Low Cafeterias com
1,625
Convertible preferred....*
*
2,500 Wilson Jones Co com
Wool worth (P W) Ltd—
Am dep rets ord shares..5s
23,800
Am dep rets 6% pref
700
£1
90**
2X
60
11,490 Youngstown S 8c T pref._100
250
Sale
2X
2** Sept. 18
Sept. 10
X Sept. 21
7
Sept. 4
16
Sept.27
Apr.
34 Jan
1134 July
%
Sept.
634 Feb.
11
Jan.
289* Sept. 26
6 ** Sept. 12
2234 Jan. 18
634 Mar.
5
28 54 Aug. 21
7
Mar. 7
27
5934 Feb. 17
41
3,060 Ala Power Co f7
16 preferred..
1,110
70
~2**
3~
**
X
1
17
26 **
1734
1
" "l4"~ "169*
15""
9
13
12
14
13
34
6**
Sale
28**
28**
6
15
13
26** Sept. 1
6** Sept. 12
3634 July
15
27
26
8
27
Mar. 14
Feb. 17
20
2
1034 Apr
1734 July
.
10
5
Par
PUBLIC UTILITIES
230
11*
Sale
41
25
.......
Sept. 14
36** Sept. 24
46** Sept. 28
41
Sept.29
279* Sept. 13
19* Sept. 15
29
39
26
pre*..
5834 Apr. 26
52
Apr. 26
31X Jan.
329* Jan.
Amer Cities Power 8t Lt Corp
550
2,700
^
8,475
94,800
'"250
2,000
40,900
700
7,200
100
44,400
200
100
Conv class A
.........25
Class B
50 Amer Dlst Tel N J
1
'
725
24 X
"2
1
Preferred
2**
~~2X Sale"
Sept.26
2** Sept. 24
25
6
Sept. 22
Sept. 6
Sept. 5
Sept. 25
Sept. 26
Sept. 1
Sept.21
Sept. 14
102
Jan.
3
July
Sept. 19
Sept. 12
X Sept. 27
% Sept. 20
2
Sept. 14
i82 Sept. 19
15X Sept.27
** Sept. 15
73 34
common.
I12
100
5**
4
39,200 Amer 8c Foreign Power warr
590,300 American Gas 8t Elec com...*
Preferred
*
16,675
25
111,400 Amer Light 8c Trac com
2,200
6% preferred
•
25
1,264,200 American Superpower
...»
1st preferred
13,800
•
21,600
Preferred...
22 X
Sale
4**
49*
21** Sale
3**
18**
80
11
11**
Sale
2
55
60
14
.....
14**
119*
Sale
1**
50**
10**
Sale
55
14**
6 112
4**
Sept. 12
Sept. 15 23 9*
Sept. 28 839*
Sept. 15 12
Sept. 26 19**
2
Sept. 13
51
Sept. 21
Sept.14 12
Sept.
10**
19**
19*
50**
12
Sept.
Jan.
3434
434
7334
11234
934
3334
134 Sept.
7334 June
1834 Jan.
72 X Jan.
91
1034 July
VP*
22
19
Mar.
VA July
5034 Sept.
70
Sept.
33
12
A*
Apr. 26
Feb.
7
June
5
Aug. 25
Feb.
Feb.
6
7
July 20
Feb.
7
Apr. 20
Feb.
6
Apr. 21
Feb.
6
Appalachian Elec Power—
30
20
60
900
8,100
100
1,200
150
400
100
42
2834 Jan.
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
■
Sept. 28
120** Sept. 17 124
2,825 Bell Telep Co of Canada..100
50 Bell Tel of Pa 6** % pref.,100
Tr Lt 8c Pr ord...*
iox
nx
11**
12**
12** Sept. 28
10** Sept. 10
475 British Col Power class A... *
Class B_.
300
"2", 500
77
9
74
36
-
....
Brazilian
Sept. 19
76
34
Sale
34
.......
40,900
Sept.19
Sept.
1
** Sept. 17
** Sept. 7
2
Sept. 14
iS2 Sept. 19
15** Sept. 27
** Sept. 4
74
*
...
575
l",806
7% preferred
1,675 Arkansas P 8c L $7 pref....*
1
18,300 Assoc Gas 8c Elec com
Class A
222,628
1
12,400
85 preferred
Warrants........
74,050
250 Assoc Telep Co $1.50 pref ,..*
23,000 \*M>clated Telep Utilities.. *
100
Certificates of deposit... .*
24,700 Bufi'Nlag 8c East Pow pref.25
$5 1st preferred
6.525
*
17 X
Sale
17**
17
Sept. 20
Sept. 8
18** Sept. 10
79
Sept. 8
9* Sept. 6
Z« Sept.14
** Sept. 21
X Sept.20
17
79
....
34 Sept. 17
Jan.
3
VA Jan.
2
2
1534 Jan. 31
34 July 19
X, Jan. 19
'si Jan.
234
234
634
34
1734
Aug. 25
Apr. 26
Feb.
6
Feb.
5
Feb.
5
Feb.
3
Feb. 10
34 Feb.
Z»Jan.
11134 Jan.
9 124
11534 May 16 115]
8
July 26
14]
2734 June 12 31
7]
734 May
2
1534 Jan.
6 19J
683? Jan.
3 81
5
19
Sept.28
May 16
Feb.
3
Mar. 12
May
6
Feb.
6
Aug.
1
Cables 8t Wireless—
900
3,300
m
mm
m
"50
Am dep rets A ord sh
11,400
54,400
*
£1
dep rets B ord sh
£1
dep rets pref sh
£1
400 Carolina P 8t L $7 pref......*
10
$6 preferred
Hud G 8t R
11,200 Cent
**
X
3X
%
**
39*
1
ft
3**
9
Am
190
900
%
Z.
3**
Am
2,700
m
9**
8**
9X
Sept. 25
34
Sept.13
8** Sept. 17
70
Sept.26
9
8
Sept. 26
33
.......*
v
tc
10 Cent Maine Pr 7% pref
100
275 Cent Pow 8c Lt 7% pref...100
70
Sept.
Z« Aug. 10
34 July 25
334 Aug. 18
33
Sept. 25
27
Jan. 23
834 July 28
70
Sept. 26
14
Mar.
1
134 Jan. 16
'/.Feb.
5
334 Jan.
4
4334 July 12
37
Apr. 26
13
70
7
Sept. 26
Feb.
1934 July
17
Jan.
23
234 Feb.
1
Cent 8c Southwest Util—
9,200
10,500
175
200
50
200
200
mm ^
m
m
400
1,115
2,000
18,100
275
300
3,200
32,300 Commonwealth Edison...100
Commonwealth 8c Sou Corp—
Warrants..
377,100
2,950 Community P 8c L 1st pref..*
1
11,800 Community Water Serv
65,600 Con Gas E L 8t P Bait com..*
1,275 Cont'l G 8c B 7% pr pref...100
2,300
100
4,650
100
m
m
115",900
4,100
1,500
75
1,100
"
450
150
50
75
100
600
Ouke Power
Co
Sale
4
% Sept. 4
Sept.12
Sept. 8
49* Sept. 13
29* Sept. 12
15** Sept. 19
9* Sept.17
Sept.12
4
3
2 ** Sept.
4
Sept.
.
24**
27**
"45""
46 J*
ft
24
20
**
;
X
64**
449*
43
Z« Sale
ft
**
X
4
27
2** Sept. 12
149* Sept. 20
Sept.
25
72** Sale
...
5,175
2,300
X
% Sale
Conv preferred
275
..100
Conv pref opt ser 1929..100
1,980 Cities Serv Pr 8c Lt $6 pref..*
t7 p referred
1,100
..*
12,710 Cleveland Elec Ilium com...*
Columbia Gas 8c Elec Corp—
40,740
5% Conv preferred
..100
23,650
10,775
3,082
36,200
1,900
1,550
2,158,900
127,600
34,400
3,825
20,700
2,825
8,876
2,500
1,825
1,125
2,000
24,325
91,600
mm
34 Aug. 31
......1
3,000
100
275
......
1
200,900 Central States Elec com
2,315
7% preferred
100
4,025
6% pref without warr.. 100
225
mm
Common.....
27
Sept.
4
74
6
Sept.
7
4
67
Sept.17
39** Sept. 17
46** Sept.
Z« Sept. 4
3
Sept.17
Z« Sept. 22
62** Sept. 21
** Sept
7
5
Sept. 24
X Sept. 10
66
Sept. 5
...100
37
7
4% preferred
.......100
434% prior preferred...100
66**
8**
67
73
*
42
**
$7 preferred series A......*
$6 preferred series B
*
Elec Bond 8c Share com.....5
43
40
38
79*
7
Sept.
7
11
Sale
37
11**
Sale
35**
37
Elec Pow 8t Lt 2d pref A....*
Option warrants..........
Florida Power 8c Lt $7 pref..*
Tor footnotes see.page 57.
9* Sept. 28
7
**
**
47
35
...
Sept. 14
Sept.17
61
19*
43**
...
Option warrants
7
7 ** Sept.
.....
Empire Dist Elec 6% pref. 100
Empire G 8t F 7% pref
100
8% preferred...........100
4% preferred...........10©
434% preferred
...100
Empire Pow Corp part stk..*
European Elec Co of Can A.10
67
Jan. 30
834 Feb.
7
12
Jan. 30
934 Apr. 23
25
May 31
15
30
Sept. 17 103
3434 Jan.
3
1
3
Sept. 17
34 Mar. 21
Z«Aug.
June
3034 Feb.
Feb.
6
6134 Feb.
5
34 Feb. 16
1134 Apr. 28
34 Jan. 22
July
9
Apr. 23
42** Sept. 26
2
2X
2
19**
'
3
Sale
'
7X
10**
Sale
11**
6**
109*
8
Sale
9**
36**
30**
6**
19*
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
14
19
18
14
5
17** Sept. 13
18
Sept. 7
16** Sept. 24
16** Sept. 7
7** Sept.
1
10** Sept. 5
9* Sept. 8
9
Sept. 25
1
7
66
Sept.14
Sept. 7
** Sept. 25
7** Sept. 7
11** Sept. 27
Sept. 6
35** Sept. 10
7** Sept. 4
2
Sept. 5
43
19
20**
16**
17*4
7**
109*
**
9
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept
7
18
25
21
1
28
4
Sept.25
Jan.
5
68
30
57
3734 July
19
5734 Apr.
6
Jan.
46
Jan.
56
65
64
78
$6 preferred
$5 preferred
2
3734 Jan.
66
Eastern Gas 8c Fuel Assoc.. *
Eastern States Pr com B
34 Aug. 16
Aug. 23
Aug. 23
4
Sept. 27
2
Aug. 23
9
Jan.
2
1634 Aug. 31
22 34 Aug.
9
4
2
Jan.
16
9
11
70
79
53
Sept. 28
634 Aug. 16
534 Jan. 11
934 Sept. 14
31
Jan.
9
2834 Jan.
9
Jan. 10
134 July 28
13
Jan. 11
12 34 Jan.
6
1634 July 27
1034 Jan.
6
15
July 26
6
5
Jan.
3
834 June 16
34 July 31
9
Sept. 25
1034 Feb. 23
July 20
Aug. 23
234 Feb.
1
Feb.
7
1934 Feb.
1
2334 Feb.
6
60
Feb«
5
5034 Feb. 19
1734 Apr. 18
434 Feb^ 6
2334 Feb.
5
2934 Feb.
5
21
32
Feb.
5
2534 Feb.
5
2234 Feb. 23
11
Apr. 26
1234 Feb.
2
234 Feb.
3
2434 Jan.
18
50
NEW
aggregate sales.
September.
Shares.
Shares.
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
range since jan. 1.
to
Sept.29 1934
PUBL1G UTIL. (dm.)
EXCHANGE
CURB
Low from
July 1 1933
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1.
In
YORK
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prict,
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
1654 Sept. 28
7
Jan.
2
20
Sept.19
43X Sept.15
445? Jan. 12
Sept. 29.
Sept. 1.
Bid
Par
Ask.
Ask. Bid.
Gen Gaa 8c Elec—
1,550
110
325
11,900
96 coot pref ser B
»
2,840 General Pub Serr 96 pref...*
8,775 Georgia Power 96 pref....*.*
375 Gulf States Utll 96
pref
..*
175
1,000
4.900
16,330
com
Illinois P 5c L 96 pref
150
600
160
900
600
Class
55
53
25
"2" "354
B.................1
54
37]
4,700
Warrants new............
1,960 Interstate Power 97 pref....*
46,900 Italian Superpower cl A....*
9.600
Warrants..
10
2
,
At
At
Sale
354
300
3,300
70
225
Kansas City Public Service—
vt c pref A..
Kings County Lighting
7% prat series B .......190
68,000 Long Island Light com....
4,430
7% preferred.. .........ft#
7,425
4% preferred series B ..140
54 Sept. 14
1254 Sept. 14
14
Sept. 8
5754 Sept. 15
954 Sept. 20
1454 Sept. 25
Sept. 8
5754 Sept. 15
20
Sept. 4
14
54 8ept T "4
54
%Sept.
*8
154
754 Sept. 14
1
Sept. 13
54 Sept. 1
854 SePt-25
15? Sept. 24
54 Sept. 1
154 Sept. 21
"154 "154 "154 ""154
X. Sale
54
54
,
300
Xt Sept. 26
50* 53*
...»
97 prior pref.............*
Warrants for class B stock.
Sept. 26
Sept. 29
Jan.
41
%
54
665
6% preferred
100
225 Ind'polis P & L654% pf ..100
45,425 Int Hydro-Elec 13.50 pref..50
102,825
25
54
,
11 e.l
2,800 internet Utll class A.......*
4,900
Sept. 13
Sept. 19
4354 Sept. 15
95.50 preferred...........*
17,000 Hamilton Gas Co
625 Hartford Electric Light
300
50
25
13
20
Sale
54
154 Sept. 21
78
38
32
3
354
354
5754 Sale
49
5054 "45"
3 54
"5054
354 Sept. 28
5754 Sept. 1
50
Sept. 6
254 Sept. 17
57
Sept.
4
4554 Sept. 19
23
X* Sept.26
48 X Jan.
2
1054 Jan.
4
14
Sept. 8
57X Sept.15
954 Sept. 20
3
May
9
X July 25
37 X Apr. 26
IftJan. 10
X May 3
7
July 28
1
Sept. 13
X June 28
1654 Sept. 28
57
Apr. 16
6454 Feb.
8
56
Apr. 21
Feb.
50
2
54 Feb. 17
58
July
7
30
28
72
3154
654
154
40
54
%
Apr. 26
Feb.
9
Apr. 19
Apr. 23
Feb.
7
Feb.
6
Jan. > 6
Feb.
7
Feb. 13
Mar. 16
Feb.
5
Feb.
5
19
3
1
IX Sept.21
IX Sept. 21
Feb.
854 Feb.
6
78
Jan. 29
2 H Aug.
9
45 X Jan*
6
695? Apr. 23
3
6054 Apr. 23
Mar.
6
1X Aug.
IX May
6
8
8
Apr. 14
454 Feb. 20
25? Feb. 8
3634 Jan.
81
7
Marconi Internat Marine-
100
14,500
600
800
25
1,000
Communication Am dep ret
142,300 Marconi Wirel Tel of Can
1
6.900 Mass Utll Associates t t c...*
17,400 Memphis Nat Gas com ......9
25 Memphis Pr & Lt $7 pref... *
6 54
154
28
8
"2~~
Sale
"2"
Sale
"254 "T" "254 "3"
45
Sept. 25
154 Sept. 11
Sept.25
8
254 Sept. 26
15? Sept. 7
3
Sept.22
45
Sept. 28
15? Sept. 7
254 Sept. 15
Sept. 28
45
7
254 Aug.
1
Sept. 28
Jan.
Feb.
7
Sept. 28
4
45
75
45
Metropolitan Edison Co—
600
600
675
2,200
'""16
1,075
125,700
6,220
96 pref series C..
56
pref ser A
*
370 Miss Hirer Power pref....100
8,675 Mohawk 8c Hud Pow 1st pref.*
4,895
2d preferred
._.......*
21,700 Montreal Lt Ht 8c Pow com..*
8,200 Mountain Sts Pow com.....*
800 Mountain Sts Tel 8c Tel..100
51
X
54 Sale
Sale
54 Sept.
24,300
1,200
400
19.200
3,400
900
Xt Sept.
Sept. 24
Sept. 10
3454 Sept. 5
Sept. 7
2754 Sept. 4
3254 Sept. 12
52
96 preferred
....._.*
430 Nevada Calif Elec com....100
7% preferred.
......
108
Sept.
20
7 108
44 X
46
Sale
49
7
—----------
24
11954
20
119
2154
1175?
2254
119
"454 Sale ""454 Sale"
k
^
4
154
1
ig
Sept.25
54. Sept. 26
30,5lSept. 7
4>4 Sept. 1
At Sept. .5
IX Sept.25
Xt Sept. 7
1
Sept. 4
7
Sept. 6
23
2154 Sept. 28
xl 1754 Sept. 19 119
3054 Sept. 7
454 Sept. 18
5? Sept. 21
1
Sept.10
-
54 Sept. 5
554 Sept. 14
Jan.
Nor States Power
com
A—100
35 X Jan.
1154 Mar.
Mar.
52
2
6
6
*314*
8
Aug. 21
l3t Jan.
X Sept.
11
5
Jan.
2
Jan.
22
30
21
"1354 "1554 "1254 "1454 "ii"54's"ep"t:26 "15*
Sept. 25
Jan.
38
~
June 19
5754 July 16
1154 Sept.,20
4554 Jan.
8554 Sept. 11
8554 Sept. 11
mrnmmmrn
mm mm -
m -
80
Jan.
71
——
May
3
25
Ohio Public Service—
100
450
"5"266
49,500 Pacific G 0k E 6% 1st pref..25
2,700
554% 1st preferred......25
3,950 Pacific Ltg Corp 96 pref.... *
1,600 Pac Pub Serr non-rot coin..*
1st preferred.............*
33,325
400 Peninsula Telep Co com..
70
7% preferred
......100
500 Pa Cent Lt 5c Pr 92.80 pref..*
"40
1,700
800
700
100
25
Pa Gas 8c Elec class A
*
75 Pa Pow 5c Lt $6 pref....
*
400
57 preferred-..............*
11,600 Pa Water 5c Power..—......*
23,900 Philadelphia Co com ......*
175 Phlla Elec Co 85 pref...
*
300 Phila Elec Pow 8% pref...25
2,700 Power Corp of Can com..... *
20
6% 1st pref..
...100
25 •Providence Gas Co
25
4X Jan.
2154
21
1954 Sale
1,250
1,100
2154 Sept.
1854 Sept.
80
Sept.
5
7
7
12,850 Puget Sound P 5c L 96 pf....*
55 preferred..............*
11,090
100
72
12
"754 Sale" "7"" SeptTlQ ~~8
75
62
69
Sept. 28
69
Sept.
1
Sept. 28
13
...
"53" "55" "55" Sale"
1054
12
854
1054
1154
9
9
4
S3" Sept 27 "5554 Sept ."14
.
Sept. 11
11
1154 Sept. 7
10354 Sept. 28 10354 Sept. 28
32
Sept. 5
Sept. 5 32
10
1354 Sept. 11
854 Sept. 26
2,800
2,700
2,500
200
100
1,900
19,620 Shawlnlgah Water 5c Power. *
100 Sioux City G 5k E 7% pref.100
6,000 Sou Calif Edison pref A
25
Preferred B
25
25,600
5*4% pref ctassC........25
26,600
2,750
5% original pref........25
1,400 Southern Colo Pow cl A..25
*
40,900 Southern Nat Ga« Co com
16
16
1254
Sale
13
13
1354 Sept. 11
854 Sept.26
15
15
766
500
*
4,900 Southern Union Gas com
8,100 Standard Power 5k Lt com..*
Class B common..........*
4,800
Preferred
*
2,075
7,300 Swiss-American Elec pref.100
11,900 Tempo Electric Co
-----
954 Sept. 12
14
Sept. 15
mm mm mm
m
1854 Sale
1454 Sept. 21
1854 Sept. 21
654 Sept. 26
m
654 Sept. 26
1854 Sept-15
1954 Sept . 11
Sept. 28
1554 Sept. 15
1454 Sept. 25
30
Sept. 1
154 Sept. 21
2154 Sept.
19
"18" "1854 "1654 "1654
"36" Sale"
254
154.
1
154
X Sept.19
20
1,200
....
100 Union Traction Co....
17", 400
9,200
13,900
20
89,900
1,200
546,500
102,200
100,300
180
2,54
3
2
3
254
Sale
35
2554
24
For footnotes
United Gas
97 preferred
Warrants...
United G 5c E
see page
common
25
57
7% pref....100
24
Sept.
18
4
65
Sept. 20
37754 Sept. 13
35i
354
354
354
""154 ""154
.......1
.....*
254 Sept. 14
3254 Sept.
2354
50
..........
18
1654
3054
154
54
6
Sept. 5
Sept. 4
Sept. 1
Sept. 21
Sept. 19
254 Sept. 14
38
Sept. 28
24X Sept. 14
CO
<N<N
CO
£
Sale
Sale
At
54
254
3154
72
78
Sept.11
Sept. 11
354 Sept. 20
8
Sept. 20
1
Sept. 10
354 Sept.
8
Sept.
IX Sept.
154 Sept. 17
25
Sept. 17
54 Sept. 4
59
Sept. 6
254 Sept.
3254 Sept.
54 Sept.
60
Sept.
Apr. 21
Mar.
7
June
9
June 22
Feb.
6
Feb.
6
Feb.
6
Jan. 29
24
Apr. 26
6
154 Feb.
3254 May 11
June 19
38
3 54 Apr.
May
5
Feb.
6
4554 Jan.
905? July
3
16
32
7354 Apr. 26
554 Feb.
1
Mar. 15
IP
90
el*
Feb.
8
Apr. 25
Apr. 13
Aug. 13
Feb.
5
Apr. 24
2954 July 27
June 19
Apr. 24
P
June
6
Jan.
5654 Aug. 11
Jan.
15
9
11
1
10154 May
4
3054 Jan.
8
July 26
8
6454 Jan. 26
Sept. 11
Sept. 26
P
June 25
Jan.
54
54
5
8
22
June
8
Jan.
2
July 26
554 Jan.
75
Jan.
17
40
19
1554
14X
30
1
54
2
154
1754
3254
15
31
June 14
24
26
Sept. 11
Apr. 21
June 25
Feb.
7
20
Feb.
8
22
May
7
6054
June
8
54
1554 Aug. 29
20
Apr. 23
Feb.
11
75
Jan.
§°5*
19
^
36
4r
May
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
10754 Mar.
254 Mar.
10
6
31
Feb.
Feb.
7
7
7
8
9
8
23
19
12
7
7
^
Apr. 24
1
4954 Feb.
3
8
28
Feb.
4 54
21 r79
62
Feb.
10
7754 Mar. 13
8
Aug. 14
10654 Aug.
354 Sept.
10
8
20
Sept.
1
27
July
2
July
29
154 July
17
Jan.
6
6
54 July
46
Feb.
25
21
2454 Apr. 30
Jan.
May
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Aug.
July
Apr.
Aug,
Feb.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Sept.
2154 Jan.
46
Apr.
June 16
'Si* May
Feb.
tig Jan.
r79
-
United Corp warrants.......
United El Serr Amer she.....
455?
54
454
2
120 Union El Lt 5k Pr pref....100
*
43,300 Union Gas of Canada
100
654 Jan. 10
7254 Jan. 27
8254 Feb. 23
104
2
300 Tenn El Pow 7% 1st pref..100
6 Texas P 5k L 7% pref
100
365 Toledo Edison 6% pref.. 100
170
7% preferred A...
100
400 Trl-State Tel 5c Tel 6% pf—10
30
4,800
•
May 17
1454 Aug. 23
Jan. 15
15
100 South New Engl Telep Co. 100
100
2
5
69
2
2
Jan.
5
Apr.
Apr. 24
5
1354
1354
4,550 Railway 5k Light Securities.*
100 Rochester G & E 6%D pf. 100
T666
19
Sept. 18
1854 Sept. 7
Sept. 14
69
26
Sale
68
200
6% preferred...........100
25 Pub Serr of Okla 6% pr ln.100
1,630
1,300
3
4
Mar. 28
Jan. 29
16
Jan.
._*
Public Service of Nor 111.... *
Com 560 par stock.....60
19
Sept. 18
1854 Sept. 7
Sept. 14
69
330 Public Serr of Ind pr pref 100
10
96 preferred..............*
20
6954 Feb. 19
16
Apr.
5
6154 June 27
Jan. 29
91
65
59 X Mar. 9
Jan. 16 76
69
2154 Sept.,28 38
Jan. 31 12054
Jan. 29
3954
25
954
4X Sept.,18
Sept..21
""54 """54 ""54" ""A
140
7% 1st pref class A.....100
200 Okla Nat Gas 654% pref.. 100
3.000
6
3954 Feb.
6
154 May
7
1115? Apr. 28
Mar.
100
Feb.
40
3154 July
85
—
50 Ohio Edison 96 preferred...*
380 Ohio Power 6% preferred. 100
20
Sept.
5154 Sept. 27
4154 Sept. 17
100
4,550 N Y Steam Corp com.......*
8,800 N Y Teleo 6tt% pref
10#
325 N Y Water Serr 6% pref.. 100
352,666 Niagara Hud Pow com....15
40,000
Class A option warrants...
6,200
Class B option warrants...
186,100
Class C Cptlon warrants...
8,700 Nor Amer Lt 5c Pow com....1
21,810
96 preferred..............*
3,800 Nor Amer Utll Sec com.....*
150 Norlnd Pub Ser 6% pref..100
34,900
Jan.
July
May
45
30
1
100
Apr. 18
54 Feb. 19
254 Feb. 21
89
May 24
6454 Jan. 31
X Jan.
% Jan.
70
47
20
32 3*
50
7% preferred
.....100
125 Nor N Y Utll 7% pref100
1,400
1
65
4454
200 New Engl Telep 8c
Teleg._10f
75 N Y Pr & Lt 96
pref.....
»
225
7% preferred...........100
500
500
25
1
Light—
53,450
1,075
46^4
conr
Nat Power 8c
3,350
......*
Middle West Utll com....*..*
77)
89 j
9
Apr. 10
Aug.
7
Feb. 21
Apr. 17
Apr. 17
Mar. 29
10754 July 16
654 Mar. 15
8
2 54
354
354
4554
Sept. 20
Felt).
Jan.
Mar.
5
Apr. 26
Mar.
62
7
30
9
Apr. 24
OCT., 1934.]
NEW
CURB
YORK
51
EXCHANGE
I
AGGREGATE SALES.
new york
In
September.
Sept.29 1934
public util. (Court.)
Par
*
43,770 • lotted Lt Ac Power com A
Common class B
♦
2,400
7,300
13,800
164,600
100
400
51,500
5,025
176,100
6,000
16,550
8,200
200
700
06
conv
1st pref
91.000 U S Elec Pow
Sept. 1.
Bid.
Shores
17,300
Sept. 29.
Ask
1 %
*
9%
%
Xt
1S
Ask
1% Sale
1%
3
9%
9%
%
At
3
10
.....1
com w w
Bid
Sale
2
%
3%
Stock purchase warrants.
Utah Power Ac Light pref
*
.
(Jtll Pow Ac Light com
Class B
t
1
1
t c
7% preferred....
.....IN
25 Va Pub Serv 7% pref
100
1"
3$
5%
6
5%
550 Western Power 7% pref...100
30 Wisconsin P & L 7% pref..100
20
RANGE SINCE JAN.
to
Jan. 1.
Shores
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
Low from
July 1 1933
curb exchange
Since
FORMER
STANDARD
Lowest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices
Sale Prices.
1% Sept. 14
2
Sept.
i.
Highest.
Sale Prices
Sale
Prices.
5% Feb.
7
1
6 5* Feb.
0%
%
Xt
155*
%
1%
4%
Sept. 15
Sept.15
Sept.24
Sept. 18
Sept.15
Sept. 13
Sept. 17
10
Xt
Xt
175*
%
1%
65*
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
26
10
24
6
6
28
4
tf-Mar.
4
7
6
10
29
23
11
30
19
Sept.18
Sept.15
15* Jan.
4
July 26
35
May 10
.
Sept. 10
285* Sept.
7
1
23
7
6
.
15!
_
65
27% Sept.
8
245* Feb.
% Feb.
% Jan.
265* Feb.
25* Feb.
45* Feb.
175* Feb.
35
May
86
May
285* Aug.
8
5* Aug
Jan.
12
275* Sept.
4
OIL
SUBSIDIARIES
100
200
500
18,200
51,000
600
2,509
6,550
3,900
2,050
381,900
Borne
6
9,300
11,400
3,050
7,500
10,900
2,300
5,800
79,600
900
100
500
1,100
100
"4",200
1,100
900
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
40
Sept.
15 %
15
•J8
5
3%
10
5%
...
85
100
..1
common
34
Sale
6
65* Sept. 27
315* Sept. 27
1255* Sept. 27
30
315*
41K Sale
Sale
15**
15**
4 **
8%
3%
15%
4%
8%
3%
3
6
6
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
3
11
Jan.
11
Jan.
2
88
Feb.
Jan.
5
6
Jan.
3%
4
Sept.
Sept.
4
20
Sept. 18
235* Sept.
95
92
15%
9%
15%
15
15
92
2%
3%
%
%
9
90**
2%
%
13
7
Jan.
4
Feb.
6
Feb.
9
23
Mar. 27
9
145* Jan.
9
July 26
5
325* Jan.
22
Jan.
22
Aug. 30
25
15% Sale
9%
9%
15H
17
Mar.
in
45*
835*
35*
3%
175*
47
42K
Jan.
13
18
10
27
20
21
6
4%
Sale
22
75*
35*
55*
865*
Jan.
75*
33 5*
12 5*
Sept. 27
155* Sept. 25
155* Sept. 22
4
Jan.
July 26 415* May 16
May 10 1265* Feb. 27
July 26 36
Apr. 20
Jan.
5
465* Apr. 17
Jan. 12
155* Sept.25
Jan. 19
155* Sept.22
Aug. 31
14
65* Feb
Feb. 19
Sept.21
41
86
6
3%
6
26
116
30
43
145* Sept.
145* Sept.
4
Sept.
7% Sept.
3% Sept.
5% Sept.
87
85%
6
4%
3%
22% Sale
48
43%
703,000 Standard Oil (Ind)
25
136,200 Standard Oil (Kentucky).. 10
9,500 Standard Oil (Nebraska)...25
31,600 Standard OH (Ohio) com. .25
5% pref
100
1,270
1,800 Swan-Finch Oil Corp
.25
7
6%
86**
4
Southern Pipe Line.......10
South Penn Oil...........25
850 So West Pa Pine Lines.....50
6,800
30
124
41%
10
Pipe Line
6% pref
Penn Mex Puel
32
127
12.50
New York Transit
>hio Oil
31
124
,
Indiana Pipe Line...
National Transit
Northern
32
124
30
Humble Oil & Refining...
513.400 Imperial Oil (Canada)....
*
42,100
Registered...
..........
200
8
31
123
Scrymser Co........25
Buckeye Pipe Line......
50
Chesebrough Mfg.........25
Eureka Pipe Line..
....109
155* Sept. 19
95* Sept. 4
145* Sept. 17
Sept. 28
95* Sept. 6
16
Sept. 5
16
14
July
7m
3%
26
Jan.
8
Aug. 17
Feb.
15
25
55* Feb. 23
26H June
P
Feb.
Feb.
16
5
July
10
45* Jan.
24
15* Feb.
19
If*
OTHER OIL STOCKS.
5,600
127,100
16
16
American Maracalbo...
1
%~
%
% Sept. 12
5* July
% Sept. 28
23
Anglo Persian OH Co—
2,200
5,500
1,100
28,050
146,700
9,100
Amer
dep rets reg
£1
\rkansas Nat Gas com
rll5*
*
Class A
...»
Preferred...
...10
IK
%
1
1%
Sale
1
IK
Sale
1
2%
2%
13**
14%
13%
15 %
3% Sale
IK
1K
14%
2
2K
1
1
2
Sept. 28 rll5* Sept.28 rll5* Sept.28 rll5* Sept.28
1
2 5* Feb.
Sept. 18
15* Sept. 4
Sept.18
7
1
Jan.
2
Sept.
1
7
15* Sept. 4
25* Feb.
1 5* Aug. 11
Sept. 6
5
25* Sept. 5
35* Apr.
British-American Oil Co....*
600
m..
-
-
-
11,100
3,400
Coupon stock (bearer)....
6,500
Registered
*
1,600
261,700 Cartb Syndicate com .....25c
62,200 Colon Oil Corp common
*
.....
14%
14%
2% Sale
IK
1%
145* Sept. 10
25* Sept. 17
1
Sept. 13
Sept.
Sept.
1
5
125* July 27
145* Jan. 24
25* Feb. 26
1
Sept.13
% Sept. 22
1% Sept. 8
5* Sept.
15* Sept.
1
8
15* June 22
2
15*~Septri5
15*~Septr~7
5* May 10
15* July
5* May 11
3 5* Jan. 15
Sept TI7
% Sept. 1
45* Sept. 25
15* Sept. 24
14 5* Sept J 28
145* Sept. 21
14
Columbia Oil Ac Gasoline—
Vot trust ctfs
71,000
11,400 Con sol Royalty OH
9,600
300
mm.
-
1,200
.......
39,400
4,700
1,200
500
71,700
4,225
683,800
162,300
25,100
8,700
Cosden OH
Co
1
225,400
%
100
........
5
com
Crown Cent Petrol
Corp
1
Darby Petrol Corp.........5
Gulf OH of Pa
25
%
.....
1
com......
Preferred
Creole Petroleum
%
% Sale
10
Derby OI1 At Ref com.....
•
200 Devonian Oil Co..........10
......
12,000
*
...
900 Continental Oil of Mex
.
.
1
1$
"l%
I
7
3
13%
%
5%
5
Sale
Sale
Sale
IK
13%
Sale
5%
1%
4%
1%
12*1
300
'm...
^
»
9,000
5,800
1,100
3,900
2,600
Non-voting class A....
Class B
•
stock.....
-•
713,500 Internet Petroleum com... *
1,800
Registered...............*
1
49,100 Kirby Petroleum..
100
160,400 Leonard OH Development. JIB
5,600 Lion OH Refining
•
"
82,900 Lone Star Gas
•
1,100 Mar gay Oil
1,925 McCoIl Frontenac Oil......*
500
13,200 Michigan Gas Ac Oil Corp...*
3,800
2,800
Class A vot trust ctfs.....*
33,200
Class B vot trust ctfs.....*
27,700
1
12,300 Mountain Ac Gulf Ol I Co
61,000 Mountain Producers Corp. 10
•
65,960 National Fuel Gas
400 National Refining Co com.25
45,231 New Bradford Oil..
....5
10,300 North Cent Texas Oil......5
1
84,000 North European Oil com
•
359,500 Pantepec Oil of Venesuela
5,200
100
...
4,500 Mexico-Ohio Oil
Co...
54
Sale
1%
2%
29%
J
Sale
51
Sept. 15
300
7,000
3,100
100
3,800
1,600
3,600
10,000
1%
1%
29
2K
1%
2%
2
&
%
3%
310
mm.
«...
i.
100
300
mm.•
100
3.400
5.100
*»
.
.
.
.
-
2,500
2,200
3,600
2,700
m
m
.
.
—
8,000
800
Prior
5,400
7
2%
3%
2%
3%
1%
Sale
4%
4%
14K
15
4K Sale
2
1%
%
Sale
IK
It
....5
Royalty Co
5
...f
Sunray Oil
Woodley Petroleum Corp
1
4%
15
2%
2%
Sale
2
2
1$
1%
X*
1% Sept.
7
% Sept. 8
35* Sept. 27
45* Sept. 18
6
Sept. 17
14
Sept. 10
2% Sept. 15
15*
%
5*
45*
135*
45*
2
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
1% Sept.
% Sept.
15* Sept.
%
Jan.
50
/July
1% Sept.
1
15* Aug. 28
15* July 30
195* Jan. 12
27
May 28
15* Mar. 26
305*
Sept."27
25* Sept.
8
17
21
13
11
18
1
1
27
4
11
Sept.
3
1%
5*
5*
45*
15
4
15* Jan.
3
% Sept.21
5* Sept.13
1
25*
25*
5*
15*
35* Apr.
15* Apr.
5* Jan.
Feb.
4
Jan.
%
%
%
%
5
1
5%
1
%
5%
%
1
6K
5%
6%
2%
5K Sale
IK Sale
Sept. 14
Sept. 19
40
45* July
Sept. 18
Sept. 17
Sept. 4
Sept. 4
15* Jan.
15* Jan.
Xt Jan.
5* Sept. 19
5* Sept. 17
5* Sept.
Sept.
5* Jan.
1
7
5*
365*
5*
5*
%
5*
% Sept. 19
5* Sept.
4
IK
55* Sept. 20
1
Sept. 11
65* Sept. 10
1
Sept. 11
%
6%
5* Sept. 4
55* Sept. 10
5* Sept. 4
65* Sept. 26
,
July
July
Apr.
July
Jan.
July
55* Sept.
% Aug.
26
4
8
5
3
1% Sale
2% Sale
5%
5%
4% Sept. 20
1% Sept. 27
2
Sept. 15
55* Sept. 20
55*
15*
25*
65*
Xt Sale
2%
3%
'&% Sale"
"%
Xt Sept. 5
2% Sept. 18
% Sept. 27
35* Sept. 7
Sept. 1
Sept. 5
Sept. 14
Sept. 6
4%
%
15*
45*
15*
5*
2J*
Jan.
Jan.
6
4
3
Mar. 10
6
25* June 20
9
Xt May 19
25* Mar. 28
*14 Jan.
2
% Jan.
16
Feb.
6
63
4
15* Mar.
9
1
10
4
25
6
17
Feb. 21
Jan.
1 5* Jan.
23
20
85* Apr. 25
24
35* Jan.
5* Aug. 22
V<i
2?
15
31
3% Apr.
2
27
30
55* Apr. 25
185* Apr. 20
25
Xt Jan. 22
55* July 26
2
%
3%
4
13 5* Sept. 18
1
6
45* Feb.
7
45* Feb. 19
305* June 18
275* July
6
3
May 18
15* Jan.
25* June 19
Sept. 5
Sept. 13
Sept. 4
Sept. 6
5* Sept.
Mar.
Aug. 25
Feb.
6
Jan. 19
3
Feb
3
Feb.
Jan. 24
55* Jan.
85* Feb.
85* Feb.
14
Apr.
25* Mar.
45* Mar.
12
7
Sept.
31
% Mar. 15
Xt Jan.
35* July
45* July
6
Sept.
5* Sept. 8
3% Sept. 13
55* Sept. 26
6
Sept.17
14
Sept. 10
5
Jan.
9
6
*«« Jan.
373
.....1
Venezuela Mexico Oil......10
Venezuelan Petroleum...__6
Sale
Sale
41
141
*
Salt Creek Producers
Savoy Oil Co
Swiss OH Corp
Texon Oil Ac Land Co.
4
Sale
5
Salt Creek Consol OI1......1
Southland
Xt
5
pref..............10
33,000 Ryan Consol Petroleum
18,900
55,400
3.400
35,800
143,900
5,100
90,300
12,200
90,500
17,000
2%
4%
5%
7
Stock purchase warrants..
117,600
209,900 Producers Royalty Corp..
1
100
9,950 Pure Oil Co 6% pref
•
2,050 Red Bank Oil Co...
26,700 Relter-Foster Oil Corp
76.400 Richfield OH of Calif pref. .25
2,300 Root Refining com.........I
900
265*"Septri4
4%
3%
Petroleum Corp of Amer—
2,600
1% Sept. 24
2%
15* Feb.
145*
15*
75*
2 5*
125*
765*
555* Sept.
•
Middle States Petroleum—
Feb.
95* Jan.
5* July
45* Aug.
1
Aug.
% Sept. 28
55* Sept. 1
15* Sept. 24
10
57
55
Indian Terr Ilium Oil Co.....
53,700
% Sept.22
155* Mar. 24
145* June
8
55* Mar. 26
35* Feb.
2
8
2
July 26
July 23
July 24
July 26
Sept.18
29
5* Apr.
5
75* Apr. 11
6
Mar. 31
Feb.
5
2
Feb.
1
16
2 5* May 31
11
Feb.
6
55* Jan. 16
15* Mar. 14
55* Jan. 30
MINING STOCKS
1,425
37,525 Bunker Hill A Sullivan
1,000
1,100
8,000
19,100
dwana M'kubwa
m
-
.
«-
12.266
32,500
"
_
500
2,300
23,900
3,500
51,900
27,400
2,900
9,500
T,506
5,200
20,400
36
.5s
2,290
Consol Min Ac Smelt Ltd...25
600 Copper Range Co
•
1
201,500 Cresson Consol G M At M
537.000 'usi Mexicans Mining
50c
11,800 Eagle Plcher Lead Co
...20
20,500 ttvans Wallower Lead
7% preferred
200
....100
138,000
736,900
64,400
395,700
Falcon Lead Mines...
Gold field Consol Mines
Hecla Mining Co.
Hollinger Consol G M
57
1
29%
%
6
%
%
137
141
1% Sale
IK Sale
4%
4%
K
%
Xt Sale
10
25c
3,800 Iron Cap Copper
......If
...4
14,800 Kerr Lake Mines l td
]
51,500 Klrkland Lake G M Ltd
I
327,100 Lake Shore Mines Ltd
see page
28%
28
Sept. 27
36
Sept.
5
28
Sept.27
635* Feb. 16
■
....1
•
475,700 Hud Bay Mln At Smelt
88,500 Internat Mining Corp com_.l
Warrants
152,700
For footnotes
37%
%
22,800 Chief Consol Mining Co
1
96,000 Consol Copper Mines
....5
100
■
10
Cop Mln—
American shares
6
19%
14%
13%
6
6%
Sale
Sale
Sale
6K
129
1
135
5*
%
%
1365*
Sept. 13
5*
1
Sept. 12
1
Sept. 7
Sept. 4 142
15* Sept. 17
% Sale
% Sept. 17
5%
Sale
Sale
6%
Sale
Sale
13
Sale
5
SeptT"6 "i"5*"Sept'"4
Sale
%
%
5%
20%
13%
12%
Sept.
% Aug. 17
% Jan.
125
J
57
%
58
59
'
%
Sale
2
July
-At
55*
195*
135*
125*
5%
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
1
4
10
10
29
17
14
15* Sept.
1
5* Sept.17
5*
5*
65*
225*
14%
13%
65*
Sept. 13
Sept. 5
Sept. 5
Sept. 20
Sept. 1
Sept. 1
Sept. 22
Sept. 10
% Sept. 21
It
555* Sept. 15
5* Sept. 26
% Sept.
7
Xt July 18
4
5* Jan.
July 26
4
11 % Jan.
85* Jan. 10
8
105* Jan.
6
35* Jan.
4
605* Sept. 21
Feb.
1)
11
11
24 170
2
5* Jan.
% July 26
1
35* Aug.
5* Jan. 17
5% Jan. 31
1
&
24
% Jan.
3 % Aug. 22
"l% Sale' ~~1
1%
7
Sept. 10
Spet. 4
Sept.
7
5* May 24
5* Feb.
1
415* Jan. 25
Jan. 24
Mar. 31
2
Mar. 14
Feb.
51
15
Apr.
10
Feb.
21
2
Feb.
73
Mar.
Jan.
15
6
22
Mar. 21
Xt Jan. 20
3
% Apr.
8%
225*
155*
145*
65*
Feb.
10
Sept.20
Aug. 20
Apr.
5
Apr.
6
15* Apr. 27
u Mar.
7
% Mar. 26
605* Sept. 21
NEW
52
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
aggregate sales
In
Jan. 1.
Shares.
Shares.
2,900
4,600
550
7,000
Sept.29 1934
Am dep rct» ord
400 Lucky Titter Combination. 10
8,300 Mining Corp of Can..
*
32,425 New Jersey Zinc
,.25
104,700 Newmont Mining Corp
10
18,900 N Y & Hond Roaario M
78,600 Nipissing Minna
k
34
Premier Gold Mining
1
St Anthony Gold Mining
Shattuck Denn Mining
1
5
5
Silver King Coalition....
So Amer Gold & Plat
Sunshine Mining Co......10c
reck Hughes
8 34
1034
34
iS
534
%
IS
At
34
United Verde Extension..50c
2 34
200
15,500
62,500
8,500
Utah Apex Mining
Walker Mining
Lowest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale
Prices.
1.
6,
1
Wenden Copper Mining....1
Wrlght-Hargreaves Ltd....
........5
Highest.
Sale
Sale Prices
Sale
Sale
2%
"2% Sale'
134 Sept.
50
Sept.
3934 Sept.
3534 Sept.
234 Sept.
24
24
17
15
18
2Q34 Sept. 26
13 x
Sale
ix
34
2x
11x
Sale
Sale
2%
Sale
3X
Sale
As
Sale
ix
x
2x
n
Sale
2x
Sale
1034
1734
134
34
234
434
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept
Sept.
134
As
34
834
34
Sept.
Sept.
Sept. 13
Sept. 15
Sept. 21
9
"334 "3x
at
y
„
Sale
6X
12
1134
934
434
Sale
Sale
x
4x
x
4x
34
434
Sale
Sale
ix
ix
134
Sale
3
At
734
434
At
34
.
15
14
15
12
15
14
10
24
27
6
11
5
134 Sept. 4
5234 Sept. 6
4534 Sept. 4
44
Sept.
1
234 Sept. 22
2234
13 34
1734
134
34
234
1134
3 %
At
934
634
At
At
34
434
Sept. 22
Sept. 1
Sept. 14
Sept. 1
Sept. 4
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept. u
Sept. 10
Sept. 4
x
Co...
Yukon Gold Co
5034
4034
10*
Tonopah Belmont Devel—1
Tonopah Mining of Nev
1
7,900
1,900
270,100
1,084,500
83,400
54%
46%
Sale
2x
1
Standard Silver Lead
52x
45x
44
300 United Zinc Smelting
"¥,966
Ask.
Bid.
Feb.
2
2
6
900 Pond Creek Pocahontas Co.*
291,000
240,200
102,400
116,000
382,900
469,400
88,500
648,200
4,300
26,500
163,600
Ask
4
10
100
19,600
39,900
44,500
167,600
1,000
1,200
4,700
rance since jan.
_.10s
26,800
18,800
12,800
1,000
6,500
Sept. 29.
Sept. 1,
Bid.
MINING STOCKS (Conct)
London Tin Corp Ltd—
152,300 Ohio Copper Co.;
1
1,300 Pacific Tin special stock....*
498,600 Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd
75
prices in september.
1933
to
100
300
EXCHANGE
CURB
Low from
July 1
Since
September.
YORK
a
534
At
Sale
At Sale
10
Sale
x
934
at
5/<
Sale
x
134 Sept. 14
34 Sept. 7
34 Sept. 22
10
Sept. 1
At Sept. 7
May 15
134 Sept. 24
47 34 May 25
3934 Sept. 17
28
Feb.
3
May 26
34 Jan.
9
17
Jan. 17
2
1034 Jan. 25
14
Apr.
2
1
Jan.
3
At Jan.
2
134 July 27
8
June
4
2 34 July 26
34 Jan.
6
734 Aug. 16
434 Sept. 27
34 July 26
34 Sept. 11
334 Jan.
2
4 Feb. 14
4
Prices.
Feb.
2
234 May 15
234 Feb. 23
63.
Jan.
10
573
463
23
r.
Apr.
July
11
6
Feb. 21
Jan,
23
2734 May
1434
1834
134
At
3
Apr.
9
Aug. 29
Mar. 3
Apr. 28
3
Jan.
123
63
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
18
16
17
15
Sept. 5
93
834 Apr.
4
At Feb. 19
134 Feb. 17
5
Feb. 23
Jan.
4
2h
July
Apr.
7
17
Sept.
7
1
Feb.
20
loi
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
10
Jan.
2
634 Jan.
25
Jan.
5
6
2
BONDS
15,000
153,000
41,000
40,000
42",000
8,000
235,000
132,000
7,000
8,000
10,000
13,000
76,000
401,000
258,000
266,000
36,000 Abbott's Dairy 6s
1942
2,337,000 Alabama Power 4HI.....1967
333,000
1st k ref 5s...........1956
5s
1968
528,000
5s registered....
1,000
1968
1st 5s
1946
1,217,000
1st Ac ref 5s
1951
723,000
2,621,000 Aluminum Co s f deb 5s.. 1952
86 34
1,647,000 Muminum Ltd 5s
59
332,000
106,000
71,000
329,000
2,887,000
5,223,000
2,065,000
3,008,000
63
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
66
97
Sept.
10034 Sept. 15
6334 Sept. 17 6834 Sept. 4
78
Sept. 20 8234 Sept. 5
69
Sept.12 7334 Sept. 4
66
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
59
Jan.
79
9234
10334
9034
Sale
Sale
103
.2028
64
91
Sale
88%
Sale
8834
34
34
134
8834
1334
8734
1939
13
33 x
28 x
Sale
Sale
2534
Sale
2534
48 x
Sale
Sale
5034
Sale
9834
8234
Sale
Sale
1948
Deb 534a
9034
Sale
34
1953
x
Community Pow 5Hl 1953
Amer & Continental 5s..1943
1957
Amer Elec Pow deb 6s
Amer Gas & Elec deb 5s
Amer Gas & Power 6s
5s
.
1953
78
934
x
12x
14 10034 Sept. 15
2
7334 July 13
2
8734 July 18
9234 July
86
Sale
54 34
Amer Commons Pow 6s. 1940
Am
99
68 x
82
89
It*
69*
30
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
8934 Sept.
81
Sept.13
10434 Sept.
9034 Sept.
1
Sept.11
1
Sept. 4
2
Sept. 24
9134 Sept. 13
16
Sept. 28
9134 Sept. 1
3334 Sept. 6
2834 Sept. 6
_
_
51
60
55
69
Jan.
Jan.
4
26
9534 Jan.
72
Jan.
34 July 26
34 Sept. 10
134 Sept, 17
79
4
Jan.
934 Mar. 13
Jan.
6
1634 Jan.
2
Jan.
8
73
88
8034 July 21
Jan.
69
26
July 18
July 17
9 10534 July 20
2
9334 July 20
5
3
82*
88
2
Feb. 21
2
Jan.
534 Feb.
9334 May
Feb.
20
30
5
1
5
9534 June 19
3434 June 11
3234 Apr. 27
American Power ft
601,000
45,000
123,000
34,000
226,000
31,000
20,000
76,000
6,310,000
655,000
Amer Radiator deb 4His.. 1947
Amer Rolling MillsDeb s f 5s
1948
2,680,000
'498,000 Amer Seating 6s.
1936
3,158,000 Appalachian El Pr 5s....1956
234,000 Appalachian Power 6s...2024
214,000
48,000
546,000
¥3", 000
1,000
205,000
183,000
10234
62
40
53
Sale
64
98
Sale
7034
Sale
58
5s...
1941
99
1956
50
registered..........1956
3,782,000 Associated Elec 4HS.....1953
579,000 Assoc Gas 5c Elec 4H*—1948
4034 Sept. 17 5034 Sept. 29
Sept. 20
10234 Sept. 5 104
8534 Sep..
53
Sept.
95
Sept.
80
Sept.
106
Sept.
67
Sept.
13
1
17
8834
5534
9834
8234
29 107 34
26 71
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
26
13
26
29
4
4
73
6,076,000
37,000
972,000
12,000
6,063,000
1,000
42",000
8!S
3,120,000 Arkansas Pr ft Lt 5s
2,000
274", 000
Light
4s without warrants..2016
1,022,000
4,629,000
2,000
58
6a
1968
5s registered..........1968
5 U,a inv ctfs
.....1938
Sale
106
20 U
1134
ux
1834
Sale
3534
1834
1834
12
21
Sale
2034
9x.
5%s inv ctfs reg
1938
4H>a series C
1949
9x
19*
4Hs C registered......1949
5Hs
.1977
Conv deb 5s
...1950
58 registered.......... 1950
68,000
6,000
196,000
120,000
143,000
12,000
13,000
15,000
941,000
102,000
1,629,000
2,207,000
1,433,000
136,000
6s with warrants
...1938
5,003,000
6s without warrants...1938
6,800,000
1955
1,816,000 Bell Tel of Canada 5s
1st M 6s ser B June 1 1957
1,796,000
5s series C
1960
804,000
6s registered
1,000
.......1998
.1998
237,000 Bethlehem Steel 6s
290,000 Blnghamton L H & P 5s..1946
1,520,000 Birmingham Elec 4 34a—1968
1959
563,000 Birmingham Gas 5s
161,000 Boston Consol Gas 5s... 1947
1,094,000 Broad River Power 5s A..1954
105,000 Buffalo Gen Elec 5s.....1956
1st & ref 5s
1939
306,000
Assoc
Rayon Corp 5s....l950
Assoc Telep Co Ltd 5s... 1965
Assoc Tel & Tel 534« A...1955
Assoc Tel Utll 5 Us
1944
5 Hi 8 certificates of dep. 1944
2-year 6% secured notes.*33
280,000
6s ctfs of deposit......1933
197,000
225,000 Atlas Plywood 5Us
1943
11
1834
16x
34
2234 Feb.
5
Sept. 1
1834 Sept. 26
18
Sept. 22
13
Jan.
18
10
May
6
2834 Feb.
193 May 18
Jan.
24
Feb.
5
1934
1234
1134
1634
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
193
Feb.
8
Sept. 4
1934 Sept. 26
29
25
Feb.
6
Feb.
2
70
53
Jan.
21
6434
9334
4234
1334
1234
1634
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
\ -----
47%
Sale
50
Sale
9
8
1334
13 x
5
5
2
Sept. 25
Sept. 17
76
1334 Sale
1834 Sale
17
Sale
47
17
76
24
Mar. 12
73
Feb.
19
17
18
27
18
21
20
21
21
11
Jan.
Mar.
25
21
38
Jan.
2334 Feb.
Sept. 17
1834 Sept. 26
1534 Sept. 12
Sale
Jan.
57
73
1134 Jan.
1134 Jan.
19
Sale
59
102
28
11
19
6
13
10
Sale
Sale"
Jan.
4234 Feb.
37
1734
76
2534 Jan.
3134 Sept. 18
1734 Sept. 11
1634 Sept. 18
2034
92
Apr.
70
Apr.
10034 July
8834 July
108
Aug.
7934 Apr.
7034 Jan.
4734 Jan.
Sept.25
19
Sept.19
1934 Sept. 26
Sale
Sale
Sale
18
6
4034 Sept. 17 6734 Feb.
May 11
9734 Jan. 16 105
Sept. 22
97
Sept. 4
50
Sept.29
14x Sept. 5
1434 Sept. 5
17
Sept.27
1834 Sept. 8
77
Sept. 28
Jan.
1734 June 18
2
8034 Jan.
9
4234 Sept. 18
934 Jan. 10
10
Jan. 13
15
Jan. 16
7534 Mar. 15
98
Aug.
60
Mar.
22
Feb.
3
3
15
Feb.
19
Feb.
16
Feb.
16
Jan.
3
23
26
26
5034 Jan.
4
8034 July 25
14
Baldwin Locomotive Works
325,000
170,000
200,000
46,000
19", 000
25,000
105,000
38,000
10,000
404,000
7,000
29,000
56,000
119,000
243,000
8,000
130,000
62.666
45,000
14,000
19,000
203,000
37,000
112,000
23.565
36,000
65,000
9,000
69,000
237,000
165,000
280,000
128.555
323,000
144,000
14,000
12.000
79,000
8,000
14,000
30,000
9ii~,66o
1,000
95,000
¥2",000
733,000
1,452,000
3,525,000
221,000
4,441,000
Canada Nor Power 5s.... 1953
Canadian Nat Rys 7s....1935
Canadian Pacific Ry 6s.. 1942
Capital Admin 5s A
x
W..1953
Carolina Pr ft Lt 5s.
1956
96
67
98
10934
Sale
Sale
97
102
116
76 x
45 x
38 x
99
6534
50
Sale
29
72"" Sale"
75" Sale'
102 x
71
100 x
98
6134
4934
10634
69
10834
10634
97
103
Sale
10234
11034
Sale
Sale
Sale
65
7734
Sale
"75"" Sale'
8234
Sale
10634 Sale
1956
45 34
50
1968
49
5s series G reg....
1968
11034 Sept
112 34 Sept
11234 Sept
11834 Sept
9934 Sept
6534 Sept
53
Sept
107
Sept
7634 Sept
109
Sept
10834 Sept
25
1981
46
72
93
Sale
80
9934
Sale
F.1967
Cent Ohio Lt & Pr 5s A..1950
Central Power 5s
ser
Central Pow ft Lt 5s
Cent States Elec 5s
D..1957
..1956
1948
Union Stock Yards 5s..1940
84,000
295,000 Chic Pneum Tool 5Us...1942
824,000 Chifc Rys 5s ctfs of dep._1927
324,000 Cincinnati Street Ry 5Usl952
6s series B............1955
195,000
1966
1,277,000 Cities Service 5s.....
5s registered
2,000
1966
Conv deb 5s..........1950
20,433,000
5s registered..........1950
23,000
1,-646,000 Cities Service Gas 5U«—1942
5 U« teg
1,000
1942
635,000 Cities Serv Gas Ploe L 6s. 194*
see page
57
10534 Jan.
74
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Jan.
97
Sept.
10234 Sept.
108
Sept.
85
Sept.
7134 Sept.
29 99
Sept.
29 10334 Sept.
Sept.
17 113
5 86
Sept.
18 7734 Sept.
51
4034 Jan.
55 x
37 x
37 x
25
25 x
27 x
6234
68
Sale
104
12
J
6234 Sept. 28
68
Sept. 12
68
Sept. 28
53%
53 34
Sale
Sale
5334
5434
Sale
Sale
Sale
35
35
Sale
31
Sale
4734 Sale
8734
4234 Sept. 20
86
Sale
99
47x Sept. 28
Sept. 17 90
Sept. 21
Sept. 18 10034 Sept. 24
103
71
51x
5534
Sale
Sept. 27 105
6834 Sept. 10 71
5334 Sept. 18 5734
70
Sept. 11 7034
74
Sept. 5 7634
3934 Sept. 18 43
Sale
40
Sale
Sale
40 x
47
28 34
43
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
7
5
28
10
17
24
41
43
Sale
"4234
37
4334
64
Sale
Sept. 18 4334 Sept.
a4134 Sept. 10 a4134 Sept. 10
5734 Sept. 17 64
Sept. 8
55
55
Sept.
Aug.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Apr.
103
Feb.
Jan.
7634 Jan.
3734 July !
100
63% Mar. 14
6
7634 Apr. 28
7434 Apr. 28
70
May
8
68
Apr. 28
2
9834 Aug.
10234 July 17
77
May 16
6134 Feb. 21
Jan.
May
4734 Jan.
Jan.
8534 Jan.
67
41
16
Feb.
68
4734 Jan.
5234 Jan.
75
18
June 12
10734 July
Jan.
52
Sept. 12
July
QQ
Aug. 24
10434 Mar. 28
117
Apr. 16
90
Apr. 30
7834 July 23
74 34 Apr. 23
11334 Sept. 24
9434 May 29
Jan.
10234
7034
5234
7434
June 19
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
62
4134 Jan.
27% Jan.
25
28
Jan.
5234 Feb. 20
51
Apr. 20
35
3334
95
2834
10834
7634
10934
10934
Jan.
81
102
6134 Sept. 28
9534 Sept. 6
10034 Sept. 4
70
Sept.
54
Sept. 24
5634 Sept. 26
3534 Sept. 22
36
Sept.25
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
60
3634 Jan.
10334 Jan.
10434 Jan.
70
9234
9834
6734
5234
5234
3134
74
43
5834 Sept. 17
66
Sept; 4
6434 Sept. 14
59
29
62
Sale
Jan.
13
11234 Sept. 13 11334 Sept. 24
8134 Sept. 4 8434 Sept. 20
Sept.27
3734 Sept. 18 39
105
Sept. 18 10634 Sept. 7
Sept.
July
Apr.
Apr.
7634 Jan.
11
7
Aug.
122 34 May
28
8
5
13
16
11
24
23
23
18
26
23
11034
11234
11234
11834
11
24
12
Feb.
9734 July
137
21
70
4 Us series H
Cent Maine Pow 4Us E..1957
5s series D
....1955
4 Us
5Us with warrants... 1954
4,766,000
36,000
5Us without warrants. 1954
2,383,000 Cent States Pr Ac Lt 5348.1953
Chicago Dist El Generating
4Us series A..........1970
2,722,000
Deb 5 Us
928,000
1935
Chicago Junction Rys Ac
Sale
102
99
For footnote®
Sale
50
102x
235,000 Cent Illinois Light 5s
3,000
297,000
507,000
586,000
337,000
1,053,000
4,221,000
3,244,000
Sale
11134 Sale
6
26
114
Sept.
8734 Sept.
10834 Sept.
110
Sept.
11134 Sept.
11834
46 34
74x
94 X
72 34
33 x
2,672,000 Cent 111 Pub Serv
5s sories E
657,000
5s Series G
1,298.000
10934
Sale
97 34
58 registered
10,000
1956
690,000 Cedar Rap Mfg ft Pow 5s. 1953
676,000 Cent Arizona L 8c P 5s...1960
385,000 Central German Pow 6s..l934
1943
93
Sept
93 34 Sept
106
92
Jan.
45
7934 Sept.
7
81
Sept. 20
16
62
74
Jan.
Jan.
10 9134 July 13
3 10034 Sept.24
95
Jan.
12 10634 July
5434 Jan.
46
Jan.
50
3
10
Jan.
3
5234 Jan.
3
3034 Jan.
41
July
3034 Jan.
37
Jan.
4634 Jan.
8
30
Jan.
23
5
55
"8034 Sale'
Feb.
5334 Feb. 26
3334 Jan.
5734 Jan
.
4
19
8434 Apr.
5734 July
81
Apr.
83
Apr.
5234 Apr.
41
July
533 May
47
a
5
55
8634
9
24
5
21
24
27
30
4
June 29
June
18
v
\
Oct., 1934;]
NEW
AGGREGATE SALES.
In
NEW YORK
CURT! EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1.
September.
*
296,000
BONDS
Sept. 1.
Bid
(Continued)
Ask
404
27
27 4
1014
Sale
42
Sale
1.
Lowest
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sept. 29.
Bid
Ask
404
404
111
102
...
63,000
RANGE SINCE JAN.
to
6,410,000 Cities Service P Ac L 5Ha_19!H
2,745,000
54t gold deb
1949
177,000 Cleve Elec Ilium Si
1954
139,000
5s series B
196»
958,000
5s
1939
148,000
14,000
24,000
53
EXCHANGE
PRICEIS IN SEPTEMBER.
Low from
July 1 1933
Sept.29 1934
$
CURB
YOEK
Sale
Sale
Sale
103
374 Sept. 18 414 Sept. 1
374 Sept. 19 42
Sept.
1
1064 Sept. 11 1094 Sept. 5
111
Sept. 5 111
Sept. 5
1064 Sept. 14 107
Sept.'4
274 Jan.
274 Jan.
Jan.
1054 Jan.
494 Apr. 26
494 Apr. 26
111
112
106
105
Mar. 19
July 19
1074 June 21
Jan.
Commeri und Privet
118,000
99,000
79,000
57,000
166,000
55,000
569,000
127,000
123,000
1,579,000
Bank 5 J4s
1937
1,097,000 Common** Edison 4Hs—1957
•
79H
987,000
807,000
1,507,000
864
864
80 4
1954
5s series B
8,000
8,000
18,000
10,000
137,000
9,000
27,000
4Hs series C.
..1956
1,309,000
4V$s series E.
I960
4s series P
8,107,000
1981
1,718,000
5H< series G
1962
2,808,000 Com'**'lth Subsld 5Hs A.1948
2,142,000 Community Po» St Lt 5s. 1957
32,000 Conn Ltg & Pow 7s A.—1951
5 A series B
47,000
1954
188,000
4Hs series C
1956
5s series D
1962
180,000
2,419,000 Conn River Power 5s....1952
117,000 Consol Gas of Bait 5s.... 1939
221,000
4H s
1954
10,000
11,000
80,000
57,000
11,000
120,000
4Hs series G
1969
163,000
44s series H
-1970
2,073,000
1st ref s f4s
1981
822,000 Consol G E L Ac P 44«—1935
4 A s 8 tamped
166,000
1935
213,000
33
33
..1953
5s series A_.
80
694
924
101
Sale
99
106
Sale
994
914
1074
Sale
Sale
Sale
103
101
Sale
1004
90 4
1064
Sale
Sale
Sale
"45
Sale
80
54
33 4
112
104
Sale
48
Sale
104
984
102
1034
874
1004
994
Sale
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
414 Sept. 27
1014 Sept. 4
106
Sept.27
1064 Sept;23
1014 Sept. 5
1004 Sept. 4
914 Sept.27
1074 Sept. 26
824 Sept. 6
48
Sept. 29
1174 Sept 20
110
Sept. 18
108
Sept. 8
1084 Sept. 6
104
Sept. 7
1104 Sept. 28
1134 Sept. 6
994 Sept.
994 Sept.
88
Sept.
105
Sept.
754 Sept.
424 Sept.
117
Sept.
1084 Sept.
1074 Sept.
1084 Sept.
1024 Sept.
1094 Sept.
110
Sept.
1
624 Feb.
1044 July 11
July 13
108
July 13
1054 July 12
103 4 July
6
944 July 23
109
108
WA
June 14
May
1
June 19
1204 June 29
1124 June 19
108
Sept. 8
1094 June 28
.
1054 June 25
1104 Sept.28
July 23
114
Consol GELkP Bait—
1014
88 4
1054
Sale
Sale
103
1004
1014
107
Sept.17 107
1074 Sept. 26 108 103
Sept. 22 1054
1014 Sept. 18 1014
1014 Sept. 24 1014
Sept. 17
Sept.19
Sept. 1
Sept. 4
Sept. 8
Jan. 22 1094
1034 Jan.
5 110
93
Jan.
4 1064
101
Aug. 25 1034
1014 Sept. 24 1034
105
July 19
July
2
July 16
Apr.
6
Feb.
7
Consol Gas Utilities—
15,000
152,000
288,000
2,305,000
1,000
1943
1943
registered—.....1943
54
64s with warrants
1st 8C coll 6s ser \
6s
A
434
33
Sale
54 Sept. 25
Sept.19
40
84 Sept.
Sept.
45
7
5
404
54 Sept.
334 Jan.
404 Jan.
13
Apr. 20
53
Apr. 21
404 Jan. 25
Consol Publishers—
8,000
80,000
10,000
10,000
168,000
159,000
616,000
77,000
16,000
118,000
90,000
9,000
2,295,000
1,537,000
8,661,000
1,271.000
83,000
1,401,000
1,534,000
289,000
26,000
1,803,000
331,000
653,000
1,000
115,000
13,000
55,000
7H%
7
4%
1st
1936
1939
stamped..
stamped
Consumers Power
4 4*--1958
...1936
& ref 5s
Continental G & El 5s —1958
Continental OH
54s....1937
Cosgrove Meehan 64*—1945
Crane Co 5s
1940
.
1940
Crucible Steel 5s
Cuban
94
47,000
521,000
453,000
2,078,000
11,904,000
166,000
181,000
26,000
95,000
1,157,000
3,120,000
Int
173,000
269,000
23,000
4,000
328,000
3,000
1,078,000
50,000
664,000
Sale
Sale
Sale
1054
Sale
65
Sale
warrants
Duke Power Co
98
1064
1044
494
1024
34
Sept.
884 Sept.
57
Sept.
354 Sept.
1034 Sept.
1054 Sept.
904 Sept.
1054
1074
1064
824
1004
994
65
924
564
674
954
76
Sale
14
4
8
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
106
105
1054
Sept.
1054
814
884
108
107 4
84
774 Sept.
84
Sept.
924 Sept.
34 Sept.
3
Sept.
4 Sept.
96
4
34
1
1014 Sept. 7 102
1014 Sept. 11 103
76
44S-....1967
Eastern Util Invest 5s A 1954
Edison Elec 111 (Bos)
1034
1034
424
1014
24
Sept.22
Sept.10
Sept. 10
Sept. 13
Sept. 21
Sept. 10
Sept.26
Sept. 25
Sept.21
Sept. 19
Sept. 11
5s._1934
notes
.........1935
Elec Pow 5c Lt 5s.
2030
5%
85
94
1004
1004
184 Sept. 12
Sale
1004 Sept.
Sale
4
4
Sept.27
Elmlra Wat Lt 5t RR 5S-.1956
55
334 Sept.
80
Sept.
El Paso Elec 5s A........1950
64
824 Sept.
844 Sept
El Paso Nat Gas 64* A..1943
564
...
22
1024
364
Sale
Sale
21
Sept.
Sept.
1024 Sept
384 Sept
83
Sept
1004
37
Jan.
Sept.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
944
102 4
364
1014
24
85
89
70
Sept.
9
Sept.
96
50
Jan.
99
Jan.
25
1044 May 18
1074 July 16
954 July 12
1034 Jan.
74
Apr. 24
804 June 18
Aug.
Aug.
Jan.
98
Mar. 17
1004 July 24
734 Jan.
50
22*
1054 July 20
57
Apr. 20
1044 Apr. 24
Jan.
35
July 23
Sept. 22
106 4 Aug.
Jan.
1064 June 20
1044 Jan.
1024 Jan.
65
Jan.
924 Jan.
574 Jan.
73
Jan.
844 Jan.
34 Jan.
24 Jan.
4 Jan.
4 Aug.
110
Apr. 25
108
May 23
July 23
Aug.
3
Apr. 24
July 19
2
May
914
1054
854
92 4
101
7
Feb.
5
Feb.
8
Jan.- 25
2
2
Jan.
6
25
1938
25
70
46
Empire Oil 5c Refining 5 4a* 42
Srcole Marel Elec Mfg
41
63 4 Sept.
59
Sept.
64s with warrants.... 1953
67
1967
1965
78
64s
5s
European Elec 64s
Without warrants....
79
Jan.
15 103
85
Jan.
10 105
Aug. 28
July 14
25
Mar. 14
104 Jan.
100
July
1004 Sept.
254 Jan.
1014 Feb. 21
1034 Mar. 17
Apr. 19
Apr. 14
May 11
8*
8*
Jan.
Jan.
62
64
664 Feb.
Empire Dlst Elec 5s—...1952
Erie Lighting
63
70
1937
Dixie Gulf Gas 64s
40,000
49 4
Bdge 64s—1952
64s certlfs of deposit.. 1952
25-yr s f deb 7s
1952
7s certlfs of deposit.... 1952
with
104
934
C—1952
.......
...
Dallas P & L 5s series
Detroit
Sale
Sale
106
984
904
102
..
1,069,000
920,000
"2", 660
984
24
774
604
1946
Cumberland Co P & L 44* '56
5s.
61,000
38,000
765,000
7,000
6,000
33
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
50
677,000 Delaware Elec Pow54«--1959
1949
287,000 Denver Gas & Elec 5s
657,000 Derby Gas 5c Elec 5s.....1946
1,492,000 Detroit City Gas 5s B—1950
6s series A
1,281,000
.1947
1~5~4~666
1004
1064
1044
48 4
1024
35
6s series A
1949
393,000
941,000 Dayton P 5c L 1st 5c ref 5s *41
145,000
59.000
172,000
145,000
88
.1944
Cudahy Pack deb 54a—1937
874 Sept. 18
70
Sept. 22
Sept. 6
Sept. 1
Sept.28
Sept. 5
Sept. 7
99
Sept. 11
93
Sept. 8
59
Sept. 4
354 Sept. 10
1044 Sept.27
1064 Sept. 4
944 Sept. 6
854 Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
70
70
Telephone 74>--1941
Cuban Tobacco 5s
15,000
20,000
58,000
50,000
19,000
38,000
62,000
92,000
10,000
2,000
24,000
126,000
48
v
604
Sale
Sept 24
684 Sept 12
624 Sept 24
Sept.
70
Sept. 20
Jan.
70
464 Jan.
464 Jan.
75
35
72
June
7
Aug.
8
July 13
Apr. 26
67
944 Sept. 15
704 Sept. 12
954 Sept. 29
86
Sept. 20 88
Apr. 21
Jan. 13 102 4 July 11
884 Sept. 17
884 Sept. 21
80
Jan.
2 1004 Apr. 30
444 Sept.
51
Sept.21
29
Jan.
4
864 Sept. 20
55
Sept.
4
88
Sept. 1
Sept. 21
63
67
954
Sale
694
European Mtge 5c Inv
120",660
24
444 Sale
672.000 Fairbanks Morse Ac Co 5s. 1942
65,000 Farmers Nat Mtg Inst 7s .1963
47,000 Federal Sugar Ref 6s....1933
2,776,000 Federal Water Service 5s. 1954
31,000
6,000
1967
58
88
Sale
15
32
Sale
344
Sale
584
86
Sale
93
Sale
87
Sale
7s Series C
504
Sale
384
24
30
Sept. 20
58
354 Sept. 28
Finland Residential Mtge
90,000
60,000
160,000
90,000
Bank 6s
1961
1,020,000
6s stamped
60,000
1961
2,783,000 Firestone Cotton Mills 5s. 1948
1,719,000 Firestone T%5c R Cat 5s..1942
2,000
58,000
257,000
1957
1st 7s without warr
31,000
1,263,000 Florida Pow Corp 54« A 1979
6,012,000 Florida Power 4t Lt 5s... 1954
20,000
258,000
75,000
46,000
26,000
2,279,000 Gary Elec 5c Gas 5s A....1934
4.039,000 Gatlneau Power 5s......1956
6s
1941
806,000
6s series B
1941
543,000
597,000 Gen Bronze conv deb 6s. 1940
Gen Motors Accept Corp—
194,000
5% serial notes
...1935
412,000
5% serial notes.......1936
168,000 Gen Pub Serv Co 5s... —1953
1,825,000 Gen Pub Utilities 64s A.1956
1948
149,000 Gen Rayon Ltd 6s A.
86
85
89
854 Sept. 4 944 Sept. 27
86
Sept. 13 884 Sept. 19
101
Sept. 14 102 4 Sept. 12
1024 Sept. 6 103 4 Sept.28
1024 Sale
1034
Sale
Sale
684
594
Sale
Sale
67
48]
94]
Sale
62
484
93 4
894
884
55
70
First Bohemian Glass Wks
9,000
15,000
1,000
242,000
2,000
61
48
444
314
714
734 Sept. 17
68]
59]
Sale
934 Sale
Sale
66
1014
1024
1014 Sale
54
234
464
Sale
55
424 Sale
36
Sale
Sept. 18
544 Sept. 17
Sept. 29
Sept.
1
Sept. 4
Sept. 4
Sept. 12
2
42
5
2 4 May 31
184 Jan.
4
Jan.
Jan.
62
6
34
54
Sept.
Jan.
564 Jan.
534 Jan.
3,127,000
1,085,000
6s with warrants
.1938
6s without warrants
1938
90
1194 Sate
834
954 Sept. 25
92
Sept. 26
894 Sept. 17
72
Sept. 7
1014 Sept.
1 1014 Sept. 1
1034 Sept. 26 1044 Sept. 13
80
Sept.
5 80
Sept. 5
40
Sept. 11 484 Sept. 27
51
Sept. 20 55
Sept. 29
1014 July
1024 Jan.
90
Sept. 14 125
Sept. 24 95
104,000
6s with warr Aug
15
1937
51,000
6% certlfs of deposit...1937
1,291,000 Gen Wat Wks 5c El 5s A..1943
5,742,000 Georgia Power ref 5s....1967
722,000 Georgia Pow 5c Lt 5s....1978
2
34 Sept.
2
38
54
754 Sale
40
544
774
564
Sale
Sale
Sale
4
Sept.
52
Sept. 17
714 Sept. 17
53
Sept. 14
87,000
2,000
41,000
78,000
55,000
53,000
85,000
13,000
2,000
108,000
103,000
48,000
5.000
,
6s without warrants... 1953
795,000
866,000 Gillette Safety Razor 5s.l940
5,123,000 Glen Alden Coal 4s—...1965
Gobel (Adolf) 64s ser A. 1935
With warrants
740,000
1941
65,000 Godchaux Sugars 74s
Grand (F A W) Properties—
Conv deb 6s........... 1948
568,000
6s ctfs of dep
691,000
.....1948
832,000 Grand Trunk Ry 6 4*
1936
876,000 Grand Trunk West Ry 4s 1955
711,000 Great Northern Pow 5s.. 1935
603,000 Gt West Power Calif 5s.. 1946
333,000 Guantanamo 5c W Ry 6s.l958
Guardian Investors Corp—
5s series A
226,000
1948
2,249,000 Gulf Oil of Pa deb 5s
1937
1,690,000
Sinking fund deb 5s
1947
1,497,000 Gulf States Utll 5s
...1956
44s series B
1961
147,000
For footnotes
sea
page
57.
30
30
Sale
53
764
Sale"
70
95
72
Sale
784
Sale
Mar. 24
Apr. 13
Jan.
60
Jan.
64
254 Jan.
45
Feb.
6 1034 Apr. 23
7
5
984 Jan.
3 4 Sept.
4
Sept.
7
24 Jan.
4
2 1464 Apr.
99
Aug.
Mar. 13
85
63
934
93*
1044
824 Sale
81
984
1054
27
24
88*
97
62
55
Sale
Sate
Sale
Sale
Sale
28
16
17
17
21
3 1054 July 19
12 824 Aug.
6
5
56
June 28
3
584 May 7
Sept.
Sept.
9
21
4
Mar. 19
40
Jan.
Jan.
2
62
594 Jan.
4
844 Apr. 20
564 Sept. 26
40
Jan.
10
1 33 4 Sept. 13
1024 Sept. 18 1034 Sept.21
72
Sept. 13 784 Sept. 28
30
Sept.
1 73
Jan. 23
13 1044 July -16
15 814 July 10
Sept.
6 79 4 Sept. 26
Sept. 28 106
Sept.28
70
Sept.
106
7
64
984
744 July 12
674 Apr.
97
July
92 4 July
914 July
82
Apr.
684 Jan.
2
94
<-
Jan.
574 Jan.
9
30
Sept.13 35
Sept.28
1044 Sept. 4 1054 Sept. 10
804 Sept. 19 834 Sept. 8
98
Sept. 26 100 4 Sept. 4
105
Sept. 18 107 4 Sept. 4
22
Sept.
8 27
Sept.29
36
104
1044 Sate
104
1044 Sale
864 Salei 83
78
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
25 36
Sept.25
12 1054 Sept. 5
17 1054 Sept. 11
14 864 Sept. 28
5 784 Sept. 10
74 Mar. 19
65
June 26
Feb.
5
6 85'
9 106
Apr. 14
Sept. 28
Jan.
6
41
164 Jan.
16
41
Apr. 27
Apr. 27
Apr.
7
Apr. 21
Aug.
3
95
Sept.
Jan.
16
" Sale
2
6
564 Sept. 25
70
106
13
77 4 Sept. 28
30
93
May
71
Gesfuerel—
58,000
47,000
423,000
Jan.
80
Jan.
69
Gen Vending Corp—
2,000
1,000
66,000
397,000
36,000
10
42
9
774 Jan.
117
4
9
5
Jan.
General Refractories—
125,000
30,000
June
734 Jan.
2 944 Sept. 27
86
Sept.13 884 Sept. 19
894 Jan.
2 103 4 July 13
93
Jan.
2 1034 June 21
Sept.19
694 Sept. 28
60
Sept.27
74
54
894 Apr. 12
58
Sept. 21
1004 Jan.
70
Jan.
934 Jan.
944 Jan.
3 106
13
884
5 101
11 108
June 15
12
Jan.
9
27
Sept. 29
24
Jan.
Jan.
9
48
Feb.
101
994 Jan.
66
63
Jan.
Jan.
16
6 1054 June 16
10 1064 June 18
3
924 Apr. >24
6 84
July 20
54
NEW
September.
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1.
July
1
37,000
182,000
219,000
88,000
374,000 Houston Lt 5c Pr 5s A...1953
778,000
4Ha series D
1978
1,855,000
4Hs series B
1981
1,644,000 Hud Bay Mln St Smelt 6s. 1935
1,000 Hughes Tool Co 5Ha
1936
60,000 Hungarian Ital Bank 7Hs '63
Hydraulic Power of Niagara
Palls 1st 5c ref 5s
1950
91,000
Ref St Improvement 5s. 1951
95,000
722,000 Hygrade Food 6s aer A..1949
6s series B
1949
306,000
65,000
92,000
53.000
199,000
214,000
37,000
33.000
Ask
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
<*ale Prices
Sale Prices.
Sept. 29.
Bid.
Ask
Sept. 8 105
105% Sept.15 107
72
22* Sept. 15 50
50
Sept. 17
28
Sept. 17 34%
73% Sept. 5 76
70
Sept. 18 71
54
59
Sept. 1
73
Sept. 4 75
104
88*
60
69
Sale
32"
Sale
50
28
65
55
29 %
40
74 %
Sale
103
79
101% Sale
101% Sale
80
Sept.17
Sept.13
97% Sept. 12
107
Sept. 15
98
101
Sale
103 %
98
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
11
28
6
17
27
25
19
12
28
Sept. 4
101% Sept. 7
101% Sept. 21
111% Sept. 7
105
Sept. 5
107% Sept. 17 110
Sept. 27
105% Sept. 21 106
64
Sept. 18 68% Sept.
6
100
102
.58
21*
79
W*>
81
103
59
67%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
48
42 %
63,000
805 000
1951
43 000 Indiana Gen Service 5a. 1948
449, 000 Indiana Hydro-Elec is A. 1958
1957
154, 000 Indiana St Mich El 5s
K
64 %
61 %
Sale
Sale
Sept.11 103% Sept. 10
79
Sept.
101
Sept.
57
Sept.
65
Sept.
66% Sept.
59% Sept.
59
Sept.
64
Sept.
51% Sept.
20 83
14 103
19 59
19
67*
19 71%
18
21*
63
25
67
15
17 55%
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept. 29
Sept. 8
Sept. 8
Sept. 27
93
20,666
'02% Sale"
45
5s series C
.
10,000
34,000
94,000
80,000
7,000
261,000
370, 000
1st A ref 5s
I ntercontlnentu
103,000
23 %
22
1952
1957
79
73
Highest.
Sale
2 108
3
Aug.
Sept.
70% July
64
July
17
17
28
23
31
Jan.
Jan.
83
82
12
42
3
28
93% Jan.
82% Jan.
81% Jan.
104
Jan.
104
Jan.
48
Jan.
Jan.
25
July 11
Apr. 21
Feb.
27
70% Jan. 11
Apr. 14
83
81
Mar. 21
June
13
June 13
106
104
July
6
June
9
8 102% July 21
26 118% Apr. 10
June 21
103% Feb.
Prices.
20 105% July
9
15
98
56
June 21
Mar. 14
110% June 30
3 106% June 13
70
Apr. 23
5
69% Apr. 23
3
June 29
87% Jan,
105
99% Aug. 3
93% Apr. 26
105
Aug.
8
66
Apr. 27
Jan.
79
Sept.
82% Jan.
37
Jan.
47% Jan.
75
52
78% May
Jan.
Sale
35% Sale
94% Sale
95 %
Sale
Sale
60
59
Sept.
Sept. 13
105% Sept. 19 106% Sept.
89
Sept. 19
94% Sept.
30% Sept. 17
30
Sept. 18
77% Sept. 7
90
Sept. 17
70
43% Jan.
54% Jan.
59
47
75% Feb.
80
Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
47
Jan.
5
91
Jan.
4
71
Jan.
35% Sept. 4
35% Sept. 6
79
Sept. 29
95% Sept. 28
2
2
19
106
May 15
67% Apr. 28
108% June 18
98
July 19
69
Jan.
7
Apr. 30
7
Apr. 28
25% Jan.
24% Jan.
3
3
71
Jan.
4
76
Jan.
3
Feb.
48% Apr. 30
48% Apr. 30
88
Apr. 16
98% July 19
Power Co1948
Deb 6s without warr
495,000
4*
73
E
1957
3,000
52,000
107,000
42,000
7s series F
1952
341,000
..1951
794,000 International Salt 5s
1,124,000 Internat Securities 5s... 1947
494,000 Interstate Iron A St*l 5H* *46
3,000
273,000
110,000
Without warrants
41,000
3,874,000 Interstate Power 5s
Debenture 6s
1,311,000
48,000
136,000
7,000
11,000
110,000
28,000
35,000
33,000
33,000
799,000
1,494,000
52,000
167,000
1,466,000
402,000
903,000
1,096,000
431,000
10,000
123,000
InterstateNat Gas 6a
1% Sept.
73
Sept,
74
435.000 Int Pow Sec 6H« series C. 1955
17,000
series
35 %
68
1963
15,000
14,000
7s
59% Sale
§2*
70
1950
Jan.
54
98
44
1955
1,350,000 Indiana Service 5s..
1st lien St ref 5s
1,177,000
240,000 Indianapolis Gas 5s A...
4,096,000 Ind'poUaPAL 5s aer A.
1.
75
86
46
Jan.
50
12*
42
82 %
61
98
100 %
1934
8,382 000 Illinois Cent RR 4%«.
6s
1937
1,401 000
1957
584, 000 Illinois Nor Utll 5s
1,484 000 Illinois Pow 5t L 5H«
1957
1,106 000
5Ha series "B".
1954
6a series A
1953
3,002, 000
6s series G
1956
3,470 000
349 000 Indiana Elec Corp6s A.. 1947
206, 000
6%« series B__
1953
99
100% Jan.
49% Jan.
41%
1947
568 000 Idaho Power Co 5s
~
98
124,000 Hackenaack Water 5a A.. 1977
5fl
1938
397,000
1,405,000 HalfPri'ntlnV 5%»"aI I" 11947
194,000 Hamburg Blec Co 7s
1935
577,000 Hamburg £1 St Und Ry 5H«'38
1936
95,000 Hood Rubber 7a
5 Ha
262,000
Oct 15 1936
598,000 Houston Gulf Gas 6Ha.. 1943
6a
1943
1,254,000
lib",600
Sept. 1.
BUL
4,000
20,000
104,000
1,000
29,000
3,000
3,000
20,000
79,000
42,000
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
1933
(Continued)
BONDS
EXCHANGE
to
Sept.291934
S
5,000
3,000
52,000
CURB
Low from
aggregate sales
In
YORK
80
81
74
83 %
104%
2% Sept. 25
76% Sept. 14
85
Sept. 11
86
Sept. 7
105
Sept. 4
63% Sept. 28
89% Sept. 25
Sept.
Sept.
102% Sept.
58
Sept.
84% Sept.
Sale
43
53%
1% Sept. 20
5
Apr. 12
73
77
78
98
Mar. 19
July 28
July 27 103% Mar. 22
Mar. 22
Aug.
7 102
Sept. 4
84
Jan.
8 105
Feb. 16
46% Jan.
2 65
89% Sept. 25
67% Jan.
3
1936
103
1957
37
49%
Sale
1952
26
37
Sale
53% Sale
38% Sale
105% Sept. 18 105% Sept. 18
47% Sept.J7 53% Sept. 29
35% Sept. 18 39
Sept. 24
103
Feb.
41 % Jan.
29
Jan.
6 105% July
6
2
3
61% Feb.
5
Apr. 27
48
Interstate Public Service
1956
5s series D
Without warrants
....
45,000
7,000
58,000
244,000
21,000
36,000
32,000
22,000
59,000
59,000
11.000
18,000
44,000
186,000
182,000
32,000
58,000
6,000
1,000
104,000
1,184,000
53
46% Sale
67
88
Sale
82%
Sale
.
1961
5s Seriea B
Iowa Pow A Lt 4Hs A
1958
Iowa Pub Serv 5a
1957
Iaarco Hydro-Bl 7s
1952
874.000 Laclede Gas Light 5H>..1935
115,000 Larutan Gas Corp t%*.,1935
2,062,000 Lehigh Pow Secur 6s....2026
Leonard Tiets Inc 7HS..1946
6,000
13,000
255,000
10,000
31,000
Without warrants
334,000
1952
384,000 Lexington Utll 5a
Llbby McNeill A Llbby 5s 1942
2,064,000
254,000 Lone Star Gas Corp 5s...1942
1945
588,000 Long Island Ltg 6s
105,000
6,000
66,000
15,000
36,000
52,000
4,000
15,000
543 ,000 Los Angeles Gas A Elec 5s *61
174,000
52,000
?£*
70
78%
Sale'
75
78% Sale
Sale
Sept. 20
43% Sept. 17
84% Sept. 19
84% Sept. 14
80
Sept. 14
79% Sept. 18
93
Sept. 24
77
Sept. 15
70
Sept. 20
Feb.
2
5
54
Sept. 4
47% Sept. 5
Sept. 29
86
Sept. 25
82% Sept. 4
47% July 28
42% Jan.
2
64
61
Feb.
88
67
Jan.
8
88
Sept. 29
82
64
9
89% Apr. 30
89% Apr. 28
97
July 20
87% May
3
92
Apr. 12
Sept. 28
95
Sept. 5
80
Sept. 26
76% Sept. 4
Jan.
6
63% Jan.
67
8
Jan.
9
Jan.
Jan.
23
58
70
Sept. 20
75
73% Sept.
62
?§*
77
70 %
102 %
106% Sale
Sept. 28
73% Sept.
66
Sept. 11
49
8
84 % Aug.
88
Feb. 23
55
Sale
56
Sale
54% Sale
55% Sale
64
56%
97%
97% Sale
98
95
76
101
Sale
Sale
89
102
Sale
102
85
101
Sale
100%
50
69
Sale
97% Sale
100% Sale
100%
68
91
101
54
77
25
65
92%
Sale'
94% Sale
82%
65
87%
1947
1943
1949
96% Sale
94
5Hs series F
102% Sale
94
100
104% Sale
22*
94
90
102
Sale
79
61%
90
Sale'
22 %
92%
Sale'
63% Sale
57
Sept.
69
14
Sept.
59
22
Sept.
98
17
Sept.
98
17
Sept,
27 101% Sept.
1 105% Sept. 26
15 101% Sept. 4
17
Sept. 20 69% Sept. 4
Sept. 24
Sept. 24 101
Sept. 28
Sept. 19 85
29
54%
5Hs series E
1951
100
52
52
75% Sept. 22
93% Sept. 28
15 101
Sept. 13
25
55% Sept. 5
21
Jan.
Sept.
Sept.
91% Sept.
95
Sept.
90
Sept.
17
27
18
21
17
Sept. 18
Sept. 5
94% Sept. 25
97% Sept. 7
92% Sept. 25
71
102% Sept.
107% Sept.
108% Sept.
106
Sept.
104
Sept.
105
Sept.
102% Sept.
100% Sept.
92% Sept.
93%
107%
101%
101%
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
101
Sept.
102
Sept.
102
Sept.
97% Sept.
89% Sept.
62% Sept.
30
4
1
4
5
7
20
7
10
11
28
64% Sept. 20
54% Feb. 17
104
73% Jan.
103% Jan.
Jan.
78% Apr. 12
106% Aug.
1
July 10
98
July 13
107% June 27
Jan.
73
50
57
May 28
60% Jan.
Sept.
Sept
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
16
Jan.
83
74% Sept. 12
55
"§8*
72
32
100
62
74% Sale
100% Sale
45 %
46
1939
150 ,000 Louisville (Ky) G A E 6s A *37
4 H series C
1961
3,335 ,000 Louisiana Pow A Lt 5s...1957
34
Sept. 13 37% Sept. 26
105% Sept. 5 105% Sept. 13
99% Sept. 25 102% Sept.
91
Sept. 12
95% Sept.
Sept.
106% Sept. 18 107
June
92
55
1942
Manitoba Power 5 Ho
75
1
Sept.
61%
70
6s
5 H« series 1..
8
62
Sale
32
5s
436 ,000
1,179,000
$2*
72
49
5s
1961
1,006,000
6Hs series D
1948
253,000
5Hs series F
1955
190,000
1943
505,000 Klmberly Clark 5s A
2,170,000 Koppers Gas A C deb 5s.1947
Deb 5Hs
1950
1,698.000
1945
425,000 Kresge (S S) Co 5a
5s certlfs of deposit
1945
725,000
77 ,000
56
49
1963
Without warrants
2022
227,000 Kansas Gas A Elec 6s
1947
515,000 Kansas Power 5a A
1957
551,000 Kansas Pow A Lt 5a B
6s series A
1955
223,000
1,079,000 Kentucky Utilities 5s__..1969
135 ,000
229 ,000
67
73 %
...
..1942
1.813,000 Jacksonville Gas 5s
108,000 Jamaica Wat Sup 5Hs A. 1955
Jersey Cent P A L 5s B...1947
1,204,000
4Hs aeries C
1961
3,978,000
244,000 Jones A Laughlin Steel 5s *39
133 ,000
333 ,000
Sale
..1942
Fraschlni 7a
Without warrants
Italian Superpower 6s
74,000
41
42
1947
Iowa-Nebraska LAP 5a. .1957
Isotta
3
1958
4Hs series F
Invest Co of Araer 5s A..
8
90
June
18
86% Apr. 25
99% July 20
4 102% July 25
8
8
84% Jan.
45% Jan.
10
68
Mar. 19
47
Jan.
3
68
Mar. 14
58
Jan.
Jan.
9
86% Apr.
73
Apr.
98% July
99% Aug.
51
88% Jan.
82% Jan.
84% Jan.
2
4
3
2 102
24
21
24
10
Aug.
6
105% Sept. 26
89
Jan.
4
87%
Jan.
8 101% Aug. 20
50
Jan.
9
93
Jan.
61 % Jan.
29
July
54% Jan.
68% Jan.
82% Jan.
75% Feb. 14
3 101% July
89
July
30
13
8
5
65
Mar.
7
Apr. 26
94% Sept. 25
98% June 19
94% Apr. 12
76
67
Jan.
89
Jan.
104% Aug.
Jan.
108
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
109% July
102
99%
94%
95%
94%
9
26
10
iSSjf
July
7
2
11
June 22
Jan.
July 10
107% July 13
90
Jan.
104
82
Jan.
June 13
102% July 24
97% July 19
68% Jan.
38% Jan.
2
67% July 17
Mansfield Mln A Sm (Germ)
70,000
84,000
40,600
37,000
75,000
166.000
21,000
33,000
21,000
24,000
18,000
7,000
10,000
149,000
19,000
9,000
7,000
116.000
126,000
11,000
2,000
f149,000
36,000
57,000
1,198,000
1,408,000
4,000
516,000
426,000
991,000
1.867,000
7s with warrants
1941
7s without warrants
1941
Mass Gas Co 5 Ha
5s
60
12*
1946
80
1955
70
McCallum Hosiery 6HS..1941
McCord Rad & Mfg 6s....1943
34
Memphis P A L 5
70
s aer
A..1948
Met Edison 4s series E
1st
1971
98% Sept."l7
91% Sept. 21
63
P.. 1962
73
Middle Sts Petrol 6H* A. 1945
Middle West Utll—
306,000
614,000
501,000
526,000
216,000
699,000
1,678,000
415,000
927,000
616,000
2,207,000
2,485,000
323,000
275,000
671,000
5s ctfa of dep
.....1932
5s ctfs of dep.........1933
68
Sale
87% Sale
101% Sale
3
3
3
3
56
series
5s ctfs of dep
5s ctfs of dep
..1934
...1935
Midland Valley RR 5s
1943
Milwaukee G L 4 H«
1967
Minneapolis Gas Lt 4%a.l950
Minneapolis Gen £15s
1934
Minn Pow A Lt 4Hs
1978
1st A ref 5s
......1955
Mississippi Pow 5s
1955
Miss Power A Light 5s
Miss River Fuel 6s
1957
90
67
100
54
58
35
40
1944
Miss River Power 5s......1951
95
99% Sale'
69% Sale
Without warrants
57
Sept.
Sept.
84% Sept.
99
Sept.
68% Sept.
6
5%
5%
6
61
93
103%
91%
Sale
100
73%
82%
57% Sale
62
Sale
56
64
89
85
For footnote* fag page
5s
66
93
46
mtge
Feb.
82% Jan.
74
Jan.
69
Mar. 15
9
July 20
98% July 19
70% Apr.
104
June
6
34
33
294,000
99% Sept. 11
95% Sept. 4
July
64
48
96
104% Sale
104% Sale
94%
102%
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept,
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
11 68% Sept. 25
20 94% Sept. 6
Sept. 5
25 88
12 101% Sept. 1
71% Sept. 4
21
6% Sept.
7
Sept.
6% Sept.
6% Sept.
66
Sept.
106
Sept.
Sept.
100% Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
62
Sept.
67% Sept.
97
Sept.
95% Sept.
104% Sept.
||*
6
11
5
5
25
6
6
27
27
26
27
27
10
18
27
Feb.
50
40
Jan.
70
66
Jan.
Jan.
73
Jan.
Apr.
9
96% Aug. 24
90% July 10
Aug. 30
53%
Jan.
5 % Jan.
5% Jan.
5% Jan.
5% Jan.
60
Jan.
93% Jan.
73
Jan.
100
54
Aug.
Jan.
64% Jan.
40
Jan.
48% Jan.
90% Jan.
89
Jan,
96% Jan.
70
r/-
10%
June 23
Feb.
19
10% Feb. 19
10% Feb. 19
10% Feb. 19
75
Apr. 12
107% July 11
94% July 16
102% Apr. 18
80
Aug.
3
89% July 20
67% July 10
72
July 18
100
Apr.
5
99
Apr. 11
6;107% June 13
Oct., 1934.]
NEW
AGGREGATE SALES
In
September.
July 1
EXCHANGE
55
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
1933
to
Sept. 1.
Sept.29 1934
S
51,000
65,000
CURB
Low from
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1.
%
YORK
BONDS (Continued)
519,000 Missouri P Ac L 54« A
1955
712,000 Missouri Pub Serr 5s A..1947
W*
33
Sept. 29.
Bid
Ask
Bid.
Lowest.
Ask,
1004
Sale
11" Sale"
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale
Lowest.
Priest
Highest.
Sole Prices.
994 Sept. 17 1004 Sept. 29
Sept. 1 444 Sept. 26
41
Sale
88,000
2,218,000
Service 5 Vis B
137",600
49,000
1953
58
29,000 Montana Dakota Pow 5Hi'34
704,000 Montreal L H At P 5s"A". 1951
697,000
5s series B
Munson
17,000
3 101
Aug. 29
Jan.
5
Feb.
217.000
944
934
.1970
844 Sale
110
Sale
1044
1937
914
934
53,000
38,000
146,000
27,000
131,000
77,000
210,000
59,000
299,000
886,000
5% gold notes
May 1 1935
343,000 Nebraska Power 4s..
3032
1,188,000
IHs
1981
454,000 Neisner Bros Realty 4s. .1948
964
704
3,348,000
54
*4« with
warr
44 Sept.
104
98
51
694 Sale
614 Sale
74 Sale
42
54
Sept.
104
Sept.
99
Sept.
624 Sept.
544 Sept.
54 Sept.
National Tea Co—
14,000
85
Sept. 28 1104 Sept.
1094 Sept. 27 1104 Sept. 13
44
1,789,000 Narratf ansett Elec Co 5s.. 1957
5s series B........
475,000
1957
69,000 Nassau Ac Suffolk Ltg 5s. 1945
1,970,000 Nat Pow Ac Lt 4s "A"
3426
Deb 5s series B
3,441,000
...2030
3,068,000 Nat Pub Serv 5s C O D
1978
378,000
2,988,000
1,261,000
3,570,000
3,097,000
2,778,000
3,208,000
749,000
80,000
8
Sale" 1084
Sale
1094
794 Sept.
61
47
Jan.
Jan.
2
Nevada Calif Elec 5s
Sale
101
83
35
1956
New Amsterdam Gas 5s.. 1948
34
724
Sale
85
New
1044
Eng G Ac Elec Assn 5sl947
5s
1448
Deb 5 Vis
33 4
1950
33 4
1948
Conv deb 5s
New Engl Pow Assn 5s
Sale
74
1004
'554 Sale"
Sale
Sale
Sale
57
464
554
Sale
"57"" Sale
50
62
Sale
New Orleans Pub Serr 4Hs '35
6s series A
1944
324
474
Sale
N Y Cent Elec 5 He
56
1954
25
...
1950
6
5
1004 Sept.
94
Sept.
1024 Sept.
78
Sept.
67
Sept.
99
Sept.
524 Sept.
53
Sept.
524 Sept.
57
Sept.
604 Sept.
444 Sept.
304 Sept.
794 Sept.
14,000
15.000
229,000
33,000
20,000
79,000
124,000
87,000
96,000
11,000
132,000
839,000
6,285,000
2,406,000
180,000
45,000
641,000
577,000
321,000
876.000
N Y Pa At Ohio RR 4 4a..1935
N Y P At L Corp 1st 4*8.. 1947
55
89
101
89
Sale
Sale
1004
73
90
Sale
N Y State E Ac G 44s
1980
584
834
Sale
844
Sale
1962
77
994
Sale
1074
Sale
5Ha A with
warrants.. 1948
101
Sept.
964 Sept.
814
74
1004
57 4
57 4
57 4
614
68
504
334
80
54s
N Y Ac Westchester
Ltg 5s '54
3004
96
81
Niagara Falls Power 4s.. 1950
5s series A
1954
104
78
4s_.
„
Sale
994
1953
63
81""
Sale
22,000 NoAmerLAtP5% notes.1934
234,000
Serial 5% notes...
1936
314,000
Serial 5% notes
....1936
1,822,000
54a • f deb ser A
1956
596,000 Nor Cont Utll 5 4« A
1948
342,000 Nor Indiana G At E 6s
1952
914,000 Nor Ind Pub Serv 5s
1966
5s series D
1,745,000
1969
435,000
44a E
1970
1,605,000 Nor Ohio P Ac L 54s
1951
457,000 Nor Ohio Trac Ac Lt 5s.. 145*
98
90
1004
Sale
Nippon Elec Pow 44s
514
524
494
,69
254
Sale
72
72
Sale
Sale
684
§5"
Sale
Sale
i664 "Sale"
65
954
Sale
Nor States Power
42,000
245,000
1,061,000
5,593,000
54%
44a
notes.
.
1940
...
"
69
1961
71
69,000
245,000
51,000
149,000
1,054,000 Ogden Gas Co 5s........1945
4,486,000 Ohio Edison Co 5s.......I960
747,000 Ohio Power 5s series B... 1952
2,705,000
44s aeries D
...1956
46,000
88,000
32,000
171,000
49,000
47,000
10,000
13,000
526,000
1,317,000
846,000
2,365,000
558,000
647,000
68,000
175,000
27,000
336,000
145,000
157,000
107,000
322,000
458,000 Pacific Coast Power 5s... 1944
2,904,000 Pacific Gas At El 1st 44s.l957
1st At ret 6s B
1941
725,000
914
Ohio Public Serv 6s C....1953
5s series D
54s series E
6s series A
;
64,000
86,000
08,000
61,000
11,000
12,000
5,000
37,000
18,000
178,000
"¥,660
213,000
33,000
62,000
67,000
17,000
1940
Okla Pow Ac Water 5s A.
.
110,000
31,000
6,000
37",666
42,000
69,000
97.000
3,000
42,000
1st At ref 54« C
1952
1st Ac ref 5s D
1st At
ref 44s F
1955
...I960
Without warrants........
Sale
Sale
704
604
101
Sale
954
Sale
63
934 Sale
63
"50~" "Sale
454
65
ill*
U*
654 Sept. 26
294 Sept. 21
284 Sept. 27
624 Sept. 6
824
964
Sale
113
Sale
108
103
Sale
1033
100 j
Sale
1004
Sale
Sale
Sale
Palaser
Corp of Louis 6s *38
Park At Tilford 4s
1936
Penn Cent Lt Ac Pow 44* 1977
5s
1979
let At refunding 44s..1957
305,000
24,000 Phila Suburb Water 5s
1955
Hydro-Electric
Co
64s class A
...I960
Piedmont At Northern 5s. 1954
Pittsburgh Coal 6s
84"
Sale
734
Sale
Sale
82
Sale
102""* Sa'le
Sale
Sale
62
35
74
774
674
394
Sale
1014 Sale
924
664
60
86
89
103
564
75
Sale
100
894 Sale
1084 Sale
444
98
954
66
68
Sale
69
1949
89
79
Pomerania Elec Co 6a.... 1953
Poor At Co 6s...
1939
Portland Gas At Coke 5s. 1940
80
1,408,000 Potomac Edison 5s aerE. 1956
44s series F
1961
610,000
157,000 Potomac Elec Power 5s_.1936
41,000 Potrero Sugar 1st 7a
1947
622,000 Power Corp of Can 44s B 1959
487,000 Power Corp of N Y 5 4s..1947
64* aeries A
614,000
.....1942
653,000 Power Securities Corp 6s. 1949
562,000 Prussian Elec 6s.........1454
823,000 Pub Ser» of N H 44s B..1957
6% perpetual certificates
*•* page
57
27
73
73
65
101
274 Sale
76
Sale
734 Sale
984 Sale
90
Sale
13
53
50
70
29
824
102
5
65
61
54
Jan.
9
10
364 Jan.
8
25
4
Jan.
Jan.
69
Feb.
91
Jan.
Jan.
82
254 Jan.
20
6
63
June 18
444 Apr. 25
May
8
8
85
6
89
July 14
5 1024 June
5
July
2
864 July
12 100
July
3 106
10 102
18
12
June
8
June 26
10 1074 June 29
4
86
Sept. 22
17 1004 Jan. 16
8 1014 June 22
3 103
June
6
10
56
Apr. 26
2
364 May
2
99 4 July
3
3
784 May
Jan.
Jan.
2
19
9 1104 Mar. 26
Jan.
50
5
72
Apr. 23
774 Apr. 23
2
l\*
704 Jan.
68
Jan.
5
714 Jap.
734 Jan.
2
23
25 100
87
2
8
12
2
Mar. 15
Mar. 21
5 103
an.
54
Jan,
124 Jan.
14
Jan.
July 10
984 Aug.
1
954 July
954 July
18
12
Mar. 26
Apr.
2
364 May 25
344 May 24
11
16
6
77 4 Jan.
674 Jan.
954 Jan.
5 100
98
3
954 Sept. 11
Sept. 17
954 Sept. 4
1054 Sept. 15 1074 Sept. 25
1014 Sept. 17 103
Sept. 7
994 Sept. 18 1013
944 Sept. 17 963
Sept.18
904 Sept. 19
84
Sept. 13
46
Sept. 15
41
Sept. 12
63
Sept. 6
97
95
87
50
45
65
7
7
Sept.28
Sept. 4
Sept.28
Sept.26
Sept. 12
Sept.19
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.22 954 Sept.
944 Sept. 14 1004 Sept.
108
103
100
Sept. 29 113
Sept.
Sept. 28 1064 Sept.
Sept. 17 104
Sept.
Sept.
80
111
45
Sept.
894 Sept.
1014 Sept.
90
Sept.
80
Sept.
91
Sept.
72
Sept.
84
94
78
Sept.
Sept.
994 Sept.
1034 Sept.
97
Sept.
86
Sept.
100
Sept.
104
Sept.
1094 Sept.
71
IIP.
102
1044
98
88
1024
1044
1104
Sept. 18
75
85
Jan.
Sept. 5
Sept.12
Sept. 1
Sept. 5
Sept.28
June 18
July 18
July 19
2 1074 Sept.25
2 105
Aug. 3
4
63
6 100
Jan.
734 Jan.
66
3 104
99
8
July
July
July
984 July
44
Jan.
Jan.
11
60
33
Mar. 21
45
514 Jan.
77
3
8
Jan.
12
854 Jan.
1014 Jan.
954 Jan.
8
92
70
104
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
354 Jan.
76
93
65
77
71
57
95
95
86
Sept.
2
Sept.
1124 Sept.
1084 Sept.
654 Sept.
6 1074 Sept. 21
4 108
66
June 12
8 1074 July
6 103
8
July
12
9
824 May 10
Aug. 3
8 111
57
8
Feb.
6
June
12
Aug.
July
July
Aug.
Sept.
25
25
12
1
28
Jan.
Jan.
19
5
883
963
78
Jan.
Jan.
2
744 July 12
2
Jan.
5 105
Jan.
4
70
Apr. 21
July 20
1064 July 31
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
4 101
92
2
8 103
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
5
June
9
May
Aug.
7
9
12 1054 June 16
1114 July
80
13
May
9
1004 June 18
1004 July 17
99
Apr. 23
54 Jan. 26
1134 July 12
1094 Apr. 11
744 Apr. 26
100
66
Sept. 20 72
Sept. 7
85
Sept. 4 86
Sept. 8
1024 Sept. 27 1024 Sept. 27
89
Sept. 27
914 Sept. 14
27
Sept. 7
30
Sept. 20
93
Sept. 4
95
Sept. 24
73
Sept.19 774 Sept. 8
Sept. 12
Apr. 27
984 July 25
10
9
97
5
15 102
Feb. 26 90
624 Jan.
1004 Sept. 7
894 Sept. 28
24 Sept. 5
113
Sept.14
1094 Sept. 7
67
Sept. 20
June 22
Feb. 21
1144 Aug.
Jan.
594 Jan.
24
24
21
25
5 1034 July
854 Jan.
Sept. 29
464
Sept. 28
414
79
Sept.
1
95
Sept.21
75
Sept. 6
64
Sept.24
86
Sept.21
Sept.28
954
Sept. 4 1034
Sept. 26
73
704 Jan.
634 Jan.
854 Jan.
494 Sept. 22
93 4 Sept. 4
102
Sept.11
90
Sept. 6
60
56
95
Sept. 5
89
Sept. 5
1054 Sept. 20
774 Sept.
614 Sale
6
Feb.
Feb.
71
Jan.
544 Jan.
55
9
5
Feb.
4
1064 Sept.
864 Sale
1124 Sale
Pittsburgh Steel 6s......1948
17
1004 Sept.
6IP.
8
Jan.
934 Sept. 29
94
93
1044
May
504 Jan.
80
484
67
514
13
12
1104 Sept,
474 Sale
734
85
62
57
12
944 Sept. 14 1004 Sept.
69
102
35
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
604 Sept.
Mar. 16
il»B July
984
55
26
25
90
1004 Sale
102
6
July 11
9
July 12
10 1034 July 11
384 Jan.
504 Jan.
Sept. 24
70
Jan.
Sept. 1
964 Jan.
Sept.29
74
Jan.
844 Sept. 29
644 Jan.
Sept.17
80
Jan.
105
Sept. 12
98
Jan.
994 Sept. 4
88
Jan.
109
Sept. 8 1044 Jan.
1064 Sept. 8 1004 Jan.
86
Sept. 22
65
Jan.
914 Sept. 19
914 Sept. 1
Feb.
4
394 Jan.
90
94
684
1942
Ltg Ac Pow 5s
1,641,000 Peoples Gas Lt At Coke 4s B'8t
44% serial notes
52,000
...1935
44% serial notes
1936
57,000
6s series C
1957
3,615,000
884,000 Peoples Lt At Pow 5a....1479
1966
752,000 Phila Electric Co 5s..
1,167,000 Phila Elec Power 54a
1972
254,000 Phila Rapid Transit 6s..1962
Vorfgotnote
106
103
Pacific Power Ac Light 5s. 1955
Pacific
Pacific Western Oil 6 4s.1943
54a aeries B
1954
1,308,000
1,518,000 Penn-Ohio P At L 54a A. 1954
1956
553,000 Penn Power Co 5s
1947
224,000 Penn Pub Serv 6s C
5s series D
...1954
94,000
1460
120,000 Penn Telep Corp 5s C
460,000 Penn Water At Pow 4 4s.. 1968
5a
1940
501,000
419,000
Sale
Investing 5s A...1948
Pub Service Co of N J—
52,000
88
11
10
12
101
1004 Sept. 7 100 4 Sept. 1
1004 Sept.12 101
Sept. 17
474 Sept. 18 494 Sept. 5
24
Sept.20 294 Sept. 11
924 Sept.24 95
Sept. 1
694 Sept. 4 73
Sept.25
684 Sept. 5 724 Sept. 20
654 Sept. 7 694 Sept. 27
984 Sept. 24 1004 Sept. 1
954 Sept. 18 954 Sept. 7
164 Feb. 21
Jan.
83
1004
844
774
984
74
5
91 4 Jan.
43
Jan.
39
6
6
54 Sept.
Jan.
Jan.
124 Feb.
91
934
944 Sale
40
Penn Electric 4s series F.1971
Penn-Ohlo Edison 6s....1950
Without warrants..
747,000
533,000
889,000
389,000
179,000
751,000
247,000
873,000
Sale
31
Piedmont
64,000
20,000
1,000
16,000
81,000
18,000
43,000
624
Sale
834
1948
.
Phila Suburb Cos G At E
18,000
64
734
Osgood Co 6s w w...
1938
Oswego Falls Co 6s......1941
1,534,000
924,000
3,009,000
337,000
85,000
4,832,000
1,641,000
282,000
6,000
2,520,000
214,000
1,029,000
...1961
Oklahoma Gas At El 5s... 1950
Pacific
1,000
15,000
491,000
96,000
20,000
1,000
162,000
11,000
103,000
....1954
54
634
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
474 Jan.
57
57
85
6
2 1064 June 27
3 1054 June 11
18 101
May 26
3
83
Feb.
5
98
77
884 Sept. 7
864 Sept. 17
Sale
North Texas Utilities—
84
84
474
Jan.
974 Jan.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept—
Sept.26
Sept.22
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.27
Sept.10
96
30,000
27,000
28,000
56,000
7s without warrants...1935
112,000
582,000 Northwest Electric 6s.-.1935
420,000 Northwest Pow 6b A..... 1460
6s A crfs of dep
203,000
1960
856,000 Nor'west Pub Serv As A-.1957
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
103
Sept.
98
Sept.
107
Sept.
1054 Sept.
81
Sept.
44 Aug. 22
98
98
100
814
254
184
71
"854 Sale
Sept. 26
105
N Y At Foreign Invest
13,000
86,000
624,000
159,000
22,000
5,000
98,000
33,000
22,000
58,000
1044 Jan.
1034 Jan.
6 1054 Sept. 25
19 1054 Sept. 25
21 100
Sept.14
17 71
Sept. 28
17 62 4 Sept. 28
5
84 Sept. 26
56
904 June 21
30
58
May
1
22 1114 Aug. 23
23 1114 Aug. 22
Steamship Line
97,000
21,000
3,000
123,000
281,000
121,000
184,000
145,000
233,000
44,000
Sop/27
40
Prices
704 Jan.
37
Monongahela West Peon Pub
7 794
54
Sept. 10 614
80
Sept. 4 92
674 Sept. 18 704
29
Sept. 20 30
1014 Sept. 13 1024
Sept. 25
Sept. 5
Sept.17
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
28
29
27
13
20
28
75
1 4 Aug.
1054 Jan.
1044 Jan.
494 Jan.
Jan.
2 1074 Sept. 21
964 Jan. 22 105
July 26
Sept.
744 Jan.
93
85
27
83
Jan.
73
Sept.
Jan.
Mar.
Sept.
744 Jan.
73
Jan.
1024 Jan.
18
63
Jan.
Jan.
924 Apr. 10
93
July 16
1034 July
6
96
June 12
544 Feb.
5
July 24
954 Mar. 14
97
1004 July 19
94
July 19
1064
June
794 Mar. 14
514 Jan.
644 July
70
95
45
Jan.
Jan.
29
8ept.
834 Jan.
1124 Sept. 13 1144 Sept. 28 103
Jan.
9
344 Apr. 10
11
June 29
74
Aug. 16
73
Feb.
8
103 4 July 19
4 1194 July
19
NEW
56
AGGREGATE SALES.
NEW
Since
September.
Sept.29 1934
32,000
77.000
26,000
48,000
190,000
189,000
35,000
333,000 Pub Serv of Nor Ills 9s C.1966
8s
1956
1,016,000
4%s series D
1978
319,000
4^s series E
1980
822,000
4Me series P
1981
3,273,000
*34« series G
1937
3,156,000
series H
1952
946,000
33,000
1,000
19,000
461,000
138,000
444,000
893,000 Pub Serv of Okie 5s D...1957
5s series C
.....1961
265,000
992,000 Pub Serv Subsld 5*s A..1949
Puget Sound PAL 514s. 1949
5,470,000
5s series C
1950
1,861,000
4Hs series D
1950
1,811,000
27,000
6,000
31,000
.
.
1968
466,000 Quebec Power 5s.....
214,000 Queens Boro GAB 534i.l952
4Hs
1958
197,000
Reliance Management
27,000
212,000
37,000
17,000
41*600
1,000
8,000
59,000
76,000
60,000
9,000
61,000
55,000
51,000
3,000
"~8~, 666
54,000
305,000
41,000
190,000
78,000
66,000
175,000
98,000
9,000
13,000
245,000
324",660
58,000
103,000
109,000
55,000
64,000
33,000
193,000
184,000
51,000
237,000
1,297,000
499,000
285,000
10,000
1,163,000
312,000
199,000
20,000
24,000
6,000
10,000
"6", 000
45,000
20,000
92,000
112,000
96,000
"6~, 000
7,000
132,000
180,000
With warrants
Rochester Cent Pow 5s A 1953
Lt 5s.... 1954
5s registered..........1954
Ruhr Gas Co 614s
1953
Rubr Housing 614s A
1958
Ryerson (Jos T) A Sons *81943
Rochester Ry A
907, 000 St Louis Gas A Coke 6s..1947
1,341, 000 Safe Harbor Water Pr 414s '79
925, 000 San Ant Pub Sere 5s.. ..1958
San Diego Cons G A B—
514s series D
1960
139, 000
92, 000 San Joaquin L A P 6e B..1952
1957
1955
5s series D...
280, 000
207, 000 Sauda Palls Co 5s
14", 606
57,000
86
Sale
Sale
7534 Sale
75
Sale
52 X
10034
9434
Sale
55
9434
Sale"
85
Sale
Sale
60 X
40 X
3754
36 X
3334
54
51
Sale
Sale
4854 Sale
5434
5234
4854
Sale
Sale
Sale
1968
414s series B
5s series C
414s series D
3434 Sale
13 34
i0934 "Sale"
100
105
32
40
3X
10534
91
Sale
64
108
Sale
1939
General 5s....
434
6634
17
89
27
Sale
Sale
1734
Sale
61
94
Sale
9434 Sale
9434 Sale
§434 Sale'
6554
3734
6654
£2
10454
Sale
I6I34 Sale'
92 X
10454
Sale
105
Sale
1937
1957
8534
1952
1961
10054
Sale
92
78X
414s
1968
Co 6!4s 1935
514s.l957
Southern Indiana Ry 4s. 1951
1944
Southern Nat Gas 6s
9554
Sale
Sale'
9034 Sale
89
7954
Sale
53
1961
Southwestern GAB 5s..1957
71
Sale
56
40
60
So'west Assoc Tel 5s A
1957
60
Southwestern LAP 5s.. 1957
45
1945
25
5s series B
Southwest Nat Gas 6s
6s..2022
Southwest Pub Senr 6s A. 1945
55
Staley (A E) Mfg 6s
1942
Standard Gas A Elec 6s.. 1935
67
3834
Sale
37
......1935
7654 Sale
83
38
7754 Sale
7834 Sale
46
Sale
4554
Sale
6s
1951
30
4534 Sale
6s
1964
2834
46
1939
64
242,000 Standard Invest 514 s
Sale
5s without warrants...1937
274,000
1957
4,812,000 Stand Power A Lt 6s
1943
267,000 Standard Telep 514s A
Stlnnes (Hugo) Corp
6434
77
27
4334 Sale
7s Oct 1 *36 without warr
225,000
7s stamped..
........1936
263,000
7s 1946 wlthou I warrants
515,000
7s stamped............1946
202,000
.......1939
1,570,000 Sun Oil 5 Hs
1940
269,000 Sun Pipe Line 5s
1,135,000 Super Power of 111 4!4s..l970
6s
1961
325,000
3034
4V4s
1968
1,085,000
1940
1,776,000 Swift A Co 5s
5s
1944
852,000
5s registered..........1944
2,000
...1957
151,000 Syracuse Ltg 5s B..
1st A ref 514s
1954
215,000
5s......1956
5s.......1970
fenn Elec Power
Tenn Pub Serv
Sale
16
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
25
81
Sale
8234
104
10634
Sale
Sale
Sale'
103
97
48
76
Sale
40
9434
60
7834
13
1534
Sale
Sale
80
Sale
Sale
27
9554
9554
103
9534
10334
40
Sept.
9354 Sept.
10134 Sept.
86
Sept.
87
Jan.
66
Feb.
1956
2022
1937
469, 000 Thermold Co 6s with warrl934
6s stamped
1934
344, 000
900, 000 Tide Water Power 5s A...1979
65
Sept.
23
July
35
37
32
11
Feb. 23
354 Aug. 27
9534 Jan. 11 10654 June 23
9434 July 13
Jan.
4
65
Sept. 12 10734 July
Jan. 12 10834 July
7534 Jan.
10334 Jan.
40
P.8 July
4
8
17
4
18
Jan.
Jan.
Sept.
Jan.
Jan.
71
72
8*
103
8234 Jan.
7254 Jan.
8534 Jan.
Sept. 17
Sept.17
Sept. 19
Sept.15
Sept.11
9534 Sept.14
10434 July 16
4934 Feb. 15
Sept.
77
5134 Jan.
4354 Jan.
88
Mar.
93:
19
July 19
Apr. 28
Feb.
5
9234 Sept. 7
9554 Sept.14
9554 Sept.13
7234 Jan.
38
8
Mar.
Sept.
7
72
28
30
2
10 9954 July
May 18
5 109
Jan.
106
May 17
Apr. 16
Mar. 23
June 18
10834 July
10234 Jan.
30
Jan.
106
June 16
9334 Jan.
8334 Jan.
106
June 20
93
10234 July
18
Jan.
104
June 20
9354 Jan.
106
June 29
89
13
82
Jan.
9854 July
87
Sept.18
9754 July 23
10234 Apr. 12
10834 July 13
73
Apr. 14
July 12
IVA July 11
77
6434 Apr. 27
92* July 17
July 19
May 31
July 21
69
Apr. 13
84
Apr. 28
10334 July 11
II*
94
June 16
94
June 16
60
59
June 16
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
5734 Apr.
2434 June
82
83
32
26
33
25
58
July
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Jan.
55
51
50
106
10134 Sept.
79
Sept.
9434 Sept.
80
Sept.
10354 Sept.
10654 Sept.
Jan.
24
19
24
24
21
25
Feb. 24
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
10
9
8
75
Sale"
9054
103
Sale
Sale"
I6234 Sale"
Jan.
Jan.
10434 May 22
85
July 11
9934 July 26
8634 July 12
10434 June 12
May
4
108
Jan.
103
100
Jan.
10834 Aug. 23
10834 July 23
17 10154 Sept. 4 101
14 8234 Sept.27
5734
73
20 9754 Sept. 4
59
18 8254 Sept. 24
7 10434 Sept. 21
9854
Sept. 10 10334
25 107
Sept. 15
Sept. 4
8134 Sept. 27
9634 Sept. 24
78
Sept.
Sept.
7934-Sept.
17
Sept.
9154 Sept.
75
Sept.
103
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
1534 Sept.
89
Sept.
75
Sept.
162
Sept.
56
75
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
10334 Jan.
55
Jan.
44
Jan.
2
2
12
5
29
11
6
21
7
65
Sept. 1
6854 Sept. 21
3
July 13
9634 Sept. 24
82
15*
83
"66"" Sale
49
Jan.
Apr. 12
Feb.
16
8834 Apr. 20
25
Apr. 24
9534 July 20
87
May
7
104% July 26
43
55
1
7034 Feb. 13
July 24
88
40
July 28
31
102
9134 Jan.
10154 Sept.12
10834 Sept. 29
51
Sept. 1
Sept. 6
Sept. 28
57 X Sept. 4
8834 Sept. 4
8834 Sept. 4
67
Sept. 26
53
Sept. 26
48
Sept. 28
7654 Sept. 29
10334 Sept. 5
84
Sept. 4
84
Sept. 4
4634 Sept. 5
4634 Sept. 1
74
Sept. 20
77
Sept. 29
4434 Sept. 26
2434 Sept. 7
10634 Sept.
4554 Sept.
6834 Sept.
7034 Sept.
56
Sept.
8534 Sept.
85
Sept.
6454 Sept.
4934 Sept.
4134 Sept.
7334 Sept.
16334 Sept.
7234 Sept.
73
Sept.
4134 Sept.
4034 Sept.
71
Sept.
76
Sept.
3734 Sept.
2334 Sept.
54
7934
51
87
Jan
37
12
29
1
7
14
13
11
14
9434 Sept.
Sept. 18
5
Feb.
105
105
Sept.
1
10834 Sept. 7
10454 Sept.
1
105
Sept. 1
101
Sept. 11
101
Sept. 6
10354 Sept. 7
9534 Sept. 5
9954 Sept.
Sept.
9934 Sept.
9954 Sept.
73
50
6s
June 13
113
7054 Sept. 27
6634 Sept. 28
7034 Sept. 5
6134 Sept. 14
94
62
5s
IV4
May 29
May
2
2834 Jan.
10234 Jan.
Sept. 28
10634 Sept. 19 107
107
Sept. 15 10734 Sept. 28
10334
139, 000
39
i03
56
70
1,776, 000
79'
Jan.
101
10034
9834
59
89
9234
Sept. 17
2934 Sept. 6
37
Sept. 19
2734 Sept. 11
29
9434
10154
Sept.
8734 Sept.
17
Sept.
9634 Sept.
94
Sept.
9434 Sept.
10134 Sept.
9434 Sept.
10134 Sept.
38
Sept.
38
26
614S without warranto. 1953
243, 000 Texas Cities Gas 5s—...1948
1960
3,333, 000 Texas Elec Service 5s
1945
595, 000 Texas Gas Utilities 6s
Texas Power A Lt 5s
15
Sept. 21
12
Co—
1,216, 000
2,371, 000
40
Sept. 21
101 54 Sept.
10834 Sale
4554 Sale
9634
4554
1944
Stamped
Jan.
1454 Jan.
88
99
9534
93
warr
Jan.
102
107
100
90 X
93 X
Sept. 28
89
Apr. 26
1
10134 Aug.
Jan.
88
66'
1954
1st A ref 414s
Sale
Southern Counties Gas
1,102, 000
4,621, 000
62
5434 Aug. 29
104
Jan.
934 May
1952
Refunding mtge 5s
Ref Mtge 5s
1,086,000
702,000 Sou Calif Gas Corp 5s
491,000 Sou Calif Gas Co 5s
514s Series B
110,000
Conv 6s.....
91
Sept. 15
Sept. 19
Sept. 14
12
521,000 Sou Carolina Power 5s_.1957
2025
4,160,000 Southeast PAL 6s
6s A registered
2025
5,000
2,381,000 Southern Calif Edison 5s 1951
Southwestern PAL
4154 Jan.
3954 Jan.
3634 Jan.
28
5
Sept. 25
354 Sept. 17
10434 Sept. 17 10534 Sept. 7
89
85
Sept. 5
Sept. 21
40
41
Southern Ind GAB
Jan.
3454 Sept. 28
3434 Sept. 29
38
34
Sept. 26
10954 Sept. 14 11134 Sept. 5
32
31
90
Jan.
42
July 14
July 20
July 11
July 13
July 12
July 14
July 21
9034 June 15
June 14
2
8534 June
5934 Feb. 23
6
5734 Feb.
5754 Jan.
62
10
28
28
7
38
Gas
50
Sept.14
Sept.15
4454 Sept. 17
47
Jan.
19
Sept. 4
Sept. 12 106
Sept. 15 10234 Sept. 21
96
9534 Sept. 6
Sept. 28
Sept. 1
10634 Sept. 21 108
7534
101
1947
Without
28
100
16134 Sale'
of California
86
Sept.
8134 Sept.
75
Sept.
55
Sept.
5234 Sept.
4954 Sept.
Sept.26
55
102
98 X
88
161X Sale"
36,000
236,000
1,098,000
1,845,000
97,000
325,000
1,438,000
658,000
971,000
422,000
625,000
274,000
543,000
5,184,000
4,807,000
3,224,000
2,205,000
7634 Jan.
7134 Jan.
40
Sept.
1
Sept. 21
2634 Sept. 14 2634 Sept. 14
Sept. 17
10134 Sept. 26 102
90
63 X
77 X
462,000
1
5534 Jan.
37
Sale
23
73
1,393,000
Sept.
87
9154
8234
8154
8154
10334
9934
Jan.
105
22 X
1970
1948
.....1970
573 000 Sheffield Steel 514s
142 000 Sheridan Wyo Coal 6s
592,000
900,000
5
56
59
55 X
14
000 Shawinlgan WAP 614s..1967
000
Sept.
Sale Prices
6054 Jan.
6534 Jan.
Sept. 28
10154 Sept.
81
8334 Sept. 11
Sept. 14
9934 Sept. 4 10034 Sept. 24
88
63 X
63
000
Sept. 26
Sept. 17
Sept. 5
Sept. 5
Sept. 24
Sept.17 8634
Sept. 4 89
77
Sept. 12
7434 Sept. 14 76
7634
7434 Sept. 4
9934 Sept. 21 ^0034
9234 Sept. 19 9434
82
81
Sept. 15
8134 Sept. 19
Highest.
Lowest
Sale Prices.
7 104
3634
000
Highest
Prices
85
72
85
6s
-1937
906, 000
55, 000 Schulte Real Est Co 6s...1935
6s without warrants
1935
225, 000
562, 000 Scripps (E W) Co 514s... 1943
....1949
2,432. 000 Seattle Ltg Co 5s
1948
445, 000 Servel Inc 5s
2,867,
1,442
1,350
2,013
Sale
75
Saxon Public Works—
Ternl Hydro-Electric
68,000
24,000
184,000
18,000
154,000
1,000
120,000
86
8*
88
7314
69 X
Ask
Sale Prices
Lowest.
Sept. 29.
ASk. Bid.
5s.l954
Republic Gas Corp 6s A.. 1945
6s A ctfs of deposit.... 1945
Southern
1,000
33,000
43,000
92,000
1,000
16,000
79,000
23,000
35,000
28,000
39,000
21,000
16,000
149,000
183,000
96,000
98,000
12,000
3,000
133,000
24,000
Sept. 1.
Bid.
BONDS (Continued)—
$
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
.
to
Jan. 1.
'
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
Low from
July 1 1933
YOBK
CURB EXCHANGE
In
EXCHANGE
CURB
YORK
75
6854 'Sept. 28
73
Sept. 27
June 15
Feb.
5
7434 May 29
Toledo Edison Co—
284,000
197,000
51,000
5,000
1,000
68,000
21,000
114,000
31,000
22,000
56,000
33,000
65,000
206,000
19,000
149,000
119,000
33,000
1st mtge gold 5s....... 1962
79
Rap Tr 5 He A. 1952
19
1944
927,000 Ulen A Co 6s
33,000 Union Amer Invest 5s A.1948
Union Electric Lt A Pow (Mo)
5s series A............1954
43,000
10354
4534
Sale
Sale
33
5,762, 000
5,226, 000
Twin City
4Hs
1957
968,000
5s series B
1967
392,000
1,616,000 Union Gulf Corp 5s.....1950
1949
397,000 United Elec of N J 4s
United El Serv (Unes) 7s. 1956
Without warrants..
713,000
918,000 United Indus 614s
1st 6s
1,357,000
856,000 United Lt A Pow 614s
Deb 6s
2,631.000
514s..
591,000
3,713,000 United Lt A Rys 514s
6s series A
942,000
Deb 6s series A...
573,000
If01 footnote
•
eee page
57.
10334
4734
49
Sale
Sale
Sale
78
9034
9234
165
Sale
10534 Sale
10434 Sale
9634
36
1945
36
1974
1975
2634
26
50
1959
1952
31
1952
5134
ie73
25
Sept. 20
10334 Sept. 26
104
Sept.17
104
Sept. 21
105
Sept. 27
70
36
65
1941
4534 Sept. 6
90
Sept. 14
106
99
98
10154 Sept. 15 10354 Sept. 1
43
Sept. 18 4734 Sept. 29
50
Sale
3834
Sale
48
Sale
Sept.
Sept.
36
Sept.
36
Sept.
35
Sept.
7034 Sept.
4734 Sept.
75
Sept.
38
Sept.
26
17
26
19
4
17
20
17
4
49
10534 July 13
58
Apr. 24
7
3834 Jan.
5254 May
85
Jan.
9034 June 20
Sept. 20
10534 Sept. 10
10534 Sept. 28
105
Sept. 1
10634 Sept. 26
101
92
Jan.
106
Jan.
106
7234 Sept. 10
3834 Sept. 28
3834 Sept. 28
65
90
Sept. 22
Sept. 14
8634 Jan.
2354 Jan.
106
41
3934
7334
5034
7734
40
Sept. 28
Sept. 28
Sept. 7
Sept. 6
Sept. 7
Sept. 15
9554 Jan.
10154 Jan.
100
Jan.
Sept. 20
June 20
10554 June 22
106
June 25
10754 June 25
Apr.
5
6934 Jan. 23
June 14
Aug. 27
90
42 54 Aug. 31
31
Jan.
69
41
2734 Jan.
50
Jan.
3534 Jan.
56
Jan.
2834 Jan.
Jan.
23
Feb.
7
5254 Apr. 25
8034 June 23
5634 Feb.
6
85
June 19
58
52
Feb.
6
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
Oct., 1934.]
AGGREGATE SALES.
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
Low from
NEW TORE
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
Sept.291934
Bid Ask
100 %
Sale
60
60
60
Sale
89 %
91
Sale
102
89 %
52 %
Sale
103
85
69%
Sale
Sale
66 %
Sale
5
Sale
2
Ward Baking Co 6s
..1937
Wash Gaa Light Co 5s... 1958
76
96%
Sale
Wash Ry Ac Elec 4s
1951
83H
99
Sale
Wash Water Power 5s
1960
93
Sale
West Texas UtU 5s A
1957
1,418,000 West
United G Ac B 5 Ha A 55
100,000 Westvaco Chlorine 5%s..i937
33,000 Wheeling Elec Co 5s...
1941
...1954
274,000 Wis Elec Pow 5s A
611,000 Wis Minn Lt At Pow 5a.-.1944
395.000 Wisconsin P Ac L 5s E....1956
266,000
Sale
100 %
101% Sept.
67
Sept.
55% Sept.
64
Sept.
5
85
4 89%
12 103
18 72%
24 59
18 67%
5
Sept.28
7
5
Sept. 12
6%
100% Sept.
103
95% Sept. 19 97%
98
Sept. 10 99%
90
Sept.18 95%
Sept. 5
Sept. 22
Sept. 28
Sept. 7
Sept. 6
Sept. 6
Sept.
4
Sept.
4
99% Jan.
89% Jan.
77
Jan.
70% Jan.
69% Jan.
69% Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
54% Jan.
46% Jan.
93% Jan.
94
Jan.
68
90
18 100% Jan. 29
5 101 % May 2
2
99% Apr. 20
3 99% Apr. 21
3 99% Apr. 21
6 98% Apr. 23
2
99
Apr. 24
2 102% Sept.22
9 75
Apr.
5
10 67% Feb. 21
12 105
July
7
3 104% July 27
Feb.
8
79% Jan.
15
75
89
Jan.
85
June
8
91% May 11
4 104% Aug.
4
8 80
Apr. 12
55% Jan.
47% Jan.
51
Jan.
6
3
70
76
Sept. 25
5
July 26 20
2
July 25
16
96% Jan.
3 104
Sept. 6
Sept. 20
Sept. 7
83% Jan.
80
Jan.
6
4
Jan.
Jan.
Apr. 23
Apr. 17
2
79
Jan. 30
Feb. 19
June 29
2 100% July 16
Jan.
99% Sept. 20
99% July 18
Newspaper Union
Conv deb 6a
548,000
.......1944
843,000 West Penn Elec 5s.......2030
1961
288,000 West Penn Pow 4e H
45,000 West Penn Traction 5a_.1960
3,038,000
92%
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
88
102 H
52
Western
89%
88%
88%
101%
102
45
1954
99% Sept. 26
97
Sept. 10
94
Sept. 21
91
Sept.13
91
Sept. 6
102% Sept. 22
60
Sept. 24
50% Sept. 22
102% Sept.27
103
Sept. 6
92
45
1954
100 % Sept. 13
91
1946
G O D
Sept.
45
5s series B............ 1950
warr
100
57
48
Virginia Pub Ser »H« A.. 1946
7s with
Highest.
^nle Pr-icrt
96
60
86
Waldorf Astoria Corp—
1st 7a with warrants
Lowest.
Sal* Prices
98% Sept.
65
Vatnma Water Power 5 He *57
6a
Lowest
Sale Prices.
94
60 %
75
.1937
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Sept. 29.
Ask
75
Virginia Elec & Power 5s. 1955
498,000
786,000
539,000
2,088,000
177,000
830,000
Sept. 1.
Bid
50,000 U S Rubber 6%% Notes.. 1934
Serial *H% note*
369,000
1935
Serial 1H% notea
361,000
193*
Serial 4 H % note*.....1937
330,000
Serial 4%% notea
349,000
1938
Serial 4%% notes
393,000
1939
Serial 4%% notes..... 1940
423,000
Series 6s..
711,000
.......1936
331,000 Utah Power Ac Light 5a.. 1944
6a series A
2032
1,747,000
1952
137,000 Utica Gas & El 5s B
5s series D............1956
179,000
Valrollne Oil 7s
1.
to
BONDS (Concluded)—
29,000
209,000
1,220.000
1,354,000
339,000
778,000
RANGE SINCE JAN.
July 1 1933
Jan. 1.
%
57
5s series P..
.......1958
23
37% Sept.
46
59
90
104
60
83
41
42
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
57 %
Sale
52% Sept.
64
84 %
101
102 %
Sale
Sale
65%
104%
83%
57%
101 % Sept.
100
97
61
90 %. Sale
52
51
83% Sept.
Sept. 27
Sept. 25
Sept. 4
Sept. 7
Sept. 29
86% Sept. 4
104
Sept. 7
105% Sept. 12
105
Sept. 13
91
Sept. 7
76
Sept. 4
75% Sept. 12
104% Sept.
104% Sept.
89
Sept.
72% Sept.
73
Sept.
25
55
94% Jan.
46
Jan.
Jan.
61
65
Jan.
101!
102]
Jan.
Jan.
99
Jan.
64
Jan.
58
46% Apr. 30
71
Apr. 21
2 106% July 10
26 87
July 17
2 67% Apr. 23
2
8 89% July
19 104% July
21
23
26 105% Apr. 21
9 106
Aug. 14
7
94
July 17
Jan.
2
59% Jan.
3
83
83% July 24
July 12
Wisconsin Pub Serv.......
275,000
6s Series A............1952
78%
244,000 Yadkin River Power 5s..1941
941,000 York Rya Co 5s
1937
63%
Sale
96 %
Sept.14
97
Sept. 10
78% Jan.
11
99
July
Sale
92
Sept. 29
94
Sept. 10
66
Jan.
2
98
96%
Sale
96% Sept.
98% Sept. 21
76
Jan.
4 100
July 16
July 20
18% Jan.
70
95
92
30% June 27
Sept. 19
23
31
1
14
FOREIGN GO/ERNMENT
AND MUNICIPAL
Agrtcul Mtge Bk Rep of Col—
53,000
30-year 7s
Jan 15 1946
7s with coupon
63,000
1946
27% Sept. 15
1,298.000
1,000
59,000
687,000
432,000
1,060,000
7H« stamped
7Ho stamped reg
1947
"58% Sale
62%
Sale
31
27
141,000
20-year 7s.. ...Jan 15 1947
39S.000 Baden (Germany) 7s
1951
79,000 Buenos Aires (Prov) 7HS.1947
33% Sept.
25
Sept.
69% Sept.
65% Sept.
Sept. 12
24% Sept. 21
67
Sept. 10
56% Sept. 5
..1947
7s
1953
62
Sept.
Sept.
5
5
9% Sept.
8
54
56% Sale
Colombia extl s f 7s.. .1948
Cent Bk of German 8tate A
Prov Banks 6s...
1951
30
Sept. 11
33
Sept. 4
87% Sept. 8
79
Sept. 7
6a
828,000
1952
369,000 Danish Cons Munle 5 H*-1955
5s
1953
197,000
Danslg P Ac Wat*way Bd
external s f 6 Ho
339,000
1952
3,737,000 German Cons Munlc 7s..1947
6a
1947
3,380,000
406,000 Hanover (City) Ger 7o._1939
677,000 Hanover (Pro?) 6 Ho
1949
28
Sale
26%
Sale
69% Sept. 18
24% Sept. 15
21% Sept. 12
23
Sept. 12
•
No par value,
"n~v
n
Used
Non-voting,
Sold under the rule,
Above.—-"cod"
a
62
Sept. 5
Sept. 21
25% Jan.
6
Jan.
Sale
14
Sale
16%
Sale
2%
Sale
15%
Sale
16
2
2
2
"2% Sale'
94%
2%
Sale
161% Sale
2
161% Sept.
13
Feb.
92
Feb. 14
Feb. 13
Aug. 30
Jan.
2
82
June 22
Jan.
8
75
24% Sept. 15
21% Sept. 12
23
Sept.12
25% Aug. 31
55
79]
62]
5%
5%
r
Sold for cash,
x
5
June
Feb.
Feb.
2
5
53
21
Feb.
21
20% Feb.
6
49% Sept. 26
44% Sept. 22
27
Sept.19
25
Sept. 26
16% Sept. 22
26% Jan.
13
26% Jan.
15
80% Sept. 26
75
1 161% Sept.
1
16%
18%
3%
3%
42
13
13
Sept. 19
Sept. 22
Sept. 22
15
16
Jan.
Jan.
8% Jan.
6
12
3
Jan.
4
8% Jan.
8
14% Jan.
4
2
Sept.12
49% Sept.26
44% May
7
27
Sept.19
25
Sept.26
16% Sept. 22
82
17
Mar. 14
Feb. 19
19% Feb.
5
Mar.
2
Jan.
2
5
May
8
1
4
2
Sept. 7
July 26
5
5% May
May
4
4
2 162
Aug. 30
2
108
Jan.
18% Jan.
5% Jan.
6% Jan.
16
6
11
42
Sept.19
13
Feb.
1
13
Feb.
20
Ex-divldend.
'm"
Mortgage
below:}
1943, $2,000 at 53, Sept. 21; N. Y. & Foreign Investing
5%s without warrants 1948, $2,000 at 84, Sept. 5; Republic Gas Corp. 6s
1945, $1,000 at 31%, Sept. 17.
Under the rule: Kansas Power & Light 5s B 1957, $3,000 at
95%, Sept. 14; Kentucky Utilities 5s 1961, $4,000 at 57%, Sept. 4.
Cash: General Motor Acceptance 5% serial notes
National Steel Corp. warrants, 400 at
7
6
3
6
of deposit,
"cons" Consolidated,
"cum.. Cumulative,
"conv" Convertible.
"w r When Issued,
"w.w." With warrants,
"x-w" Without warrants.
IV02° V 6C9%' SePb 5; Houston Gulf Gas 6%s
Aug.
59% Feb.
57% Feb.
2 101% May 29
6
12% Feb. 19
5
10% Feb. 19
Jan.
5
5
9
22
20
22
22
22
22
37% Sept.
oeyt.
8% Sept. o
10% Sept. 19
16
12% Jan.
10% Jan.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
3% Sept.
3% Sept.
Sept.11
Sept. 12
Sept. 10
Sept. 7
Sept. 7
Jan.
63% Aug. 27
62
Sept.21
16
44
76% Sept. 7
12% Sept. 15
29
73
70
4
9% Sept. 24
8% Sept. 13
16% Sept. 22
16
Sept. 20
Sept.
69% Sept. 18
65% Sept.21
2
30
Sept.
Sept.19
33% Sept.22
52% Jan. 24
Spet. 11
Aug. 30
Jan. 23
36% Sept. 26
92
Sept. 18
81
Sept. 13
1
26
41
8
Deferred delivery, under the rule, and cash sales, in which no
account is taken in computing the range, are given
Defefed delivery: General ^SoAcZe«o8nn9n
12
16
30
30
74
16
Jan.
Jan.
5
Sept.
Jan.
29% Jan.
13% Sept. 24
47
7% Sept. 7
7
Sept. 6
14
Sept. 13
12% Sept. 19
28"" Sale'
Sale
Deferred delivery sales,
Certificates
"vtc" Voting trust certificates,
35
86% Jan.
8%
228,000 Mtge Bank of Denmark 5sl972
975,000 Parana (Stateof). Bras7s.'58
380.000 Rio de Janeiro 6Ho
1959
686,000 Russian Govt 6 Ho
1919
6 Ho certificates
5,165,000
1919
5 Ho
1,502,000
1921
5 Ho certificates
2,028,000
1921
Abbreviations
62
46% Sept. 7
41% Sept. 5
24
Sept. 4
24
Sept. 5
13% Sept. 11
26
1st mtge coll s f 7s
704,000
1944
374,000 Lima (City), Peru, 4%*..1958
153,000
6Ho ctfs of dep
...1958
1958
147,000 Vfaranhao (State) 7s
221,000 Medellln (Colombia) 7s..l951
Mendosa (Prov) Argentina
7 Ha
132,000
1951
454,000
7Ho stamped
1951
100,000 Mtge Bk of Bogota 7a
1947
7a Issue of 1927 (AAtO) .1947
205,000
586,000 Mtge Bank of Chile 6s. ..1931
Santa Fe (City) Argentina
214,000
Republic extl 7s...
1945
434,000 Santiago (Chile) 7s
...1949
1961
311,000 Santiago (City of) 7s.
18
21
28% Sept. 25
28
Sept. 28
27
Sept. 24
28% Sept. 27
Indus Mtge Bk of Finland
230,000
21
11
May 18
19% Jan. 24
22
Aug. 31
29
7s stamped...
1952
Cauca Valley fDept of) Rap of
Saar Basin Con Counties
7s
1935
22
1935,11,OOO at i01%, Sept. 10; Mortgage Bank of Bogota (A.&0.)7s 1947. $1,000 at 28. Sept
Sept. 28; Rainbow Luminous Products, class B, 100 at %, Sept. 28.
12-
MARKET ON THE NEW YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE
1933
\
Bond Sales
1934
1933
761,964702,196 September..
_serahS
$73,750
$64,000
RANGE OF PRICES ON SECURITIES
1934
Stock Sales
September
~~
Jan. 1 to Sept.
30
"
~
'
-
1,676,011 I Jap. 1 to Sept. 30.
8,
5,964,248
AGGREGATE SALES.
NEW
to
In
Since
September.
Jan. 1.
BONDS
Sept.29 1934
$
38X
ox
12,000 AmerLaFr & Foamite534sl936
1,000 Appalachian Gas c d 6s..1945
11,000 Central Pub Util 5Hs----1952
1956
5,000 Florida Power 5368 B
13,000 Fox Metro Playhouse 634 s '32
Fox Metro Play c d 634s—1932
267,000
165,750 Shamrock Oil & Gas 6s__1939
1,000 Wis Mich Pow 1st 4^s... 1961
72,750
1,000
2
Ask
Ask. Bid.
30
38
34
134
134
Highest.
Sale Prices. '
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Lowest.
Sept. 29.
Sept. 1.
Bid.
-
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
Low from
July I 1933
YORK PRODUCE
EXCHANGE
.3,168,950
Sale Prices.
134
763*
24
"2734 "31""
34
30
34
Sale
43
43
June
32
30
32
9534
Highest.
Sale Pric*
3834 May
2
634 May 23
2
July 12
763* Apr. 18
45
1
1
24
Apr.
6
May 23
9534 Sept. 11
40
49
Sept. 6
9534 Sept. 11
Sept. 18
9534 Sept. 11
43
1.
43
Apr. 19
634 May 23
33* Feb. 16
78
Apr. 25
3934 June 20
42
July 29
60
Apr. 25
9534 Sept. 11
J
STOCKS
Par.
Shares
-1
100 ABC Brewing
13,500 Abltibl Pow & Paper Ltd—*
Shares.
X
2
Preferred
100
2,000
282,000 Admiralty Alaska Gold....SI
......1
10,600 Aetna Brewing
*
5,925 Alleghany Corp N Pr w i
19,800 Allied Brewing & Distirg-.-l
94,300 Altar Consol Mines Inc..—1
IX
6
_
6,000
400
T.B66
7,700
400 Amerex Holding cap
15c
4,500
"400
1.14
14X
..10
""40
""500
200
2,600
150
Preferred
334
IX
IX
1X
20c
4,300
200
4,000
45,400
...*
..1
^
mm, mm,
7,600 Golden Cycle Corp cap
1,000 Grenada Gold M Ltd cap
4
*
10
1
2,300 Hamilton Mfg A pref partlc 10
..1
14,800 Harvard Brewing (Del)
1
500 Hellman (G) Brewing cap
Helena Rubensteln $3 pref..*
2,000
150
100
""700
33,600 Hendrick Ranch Royalties..*
1
3,600 Howey Gold Mines Ltd
1
9,900 Huron Holding Corp..
1
6,000 Huron Holding C-D.
T.666
1,100
50
100 Incorporated Investors v t c.*
1,200 Indian Motocycle... ......_.*
""500
1
100 I nternatlonal Pulp
2,900 International Vitamin Corp.
T,6o6
900 Interstate Natural Gas.....*
......*
2,900 Ironritelroner..
j c par
1,400 letter Brewing.....
value
16c
28c
3X
3X
4
20c
44 X
IX Sept. 12
2X
2X
20c
20c
Sept.
3X Sept.
Sept. 4
Sept. 14
3
« Seller.
& Cash sale.
....1
4
4
July
20
Aug.
3X June
1
Aug.
2X July
4
26
14
22
9
18
May 12
Feb.
OX Mar.
4534 Sept. 28
44X Sept. 29
Feb. 24
Jan.
2
3534
434
334
153s
8X
5X
Apr. 21
Feb.
8
Mar. 19
July 10
July
6
Apr.
5
Feb.
8
9c
7X Mar. 16
65c
Apr. 19
4X Apr. 24
1.50 June
4
4X Apr. 23
Apr.
2
May
9
43* July 18
49c
14
15X
40c
20c
July
26
Jan. 16
60c
Jan. 22
Jan. 15
Feb. 10
70c
2X
37
10
Sept. 27
Sept. 4
3
Sept.
X Sept.
7
4
2X Sept.27
X Feb.
5
25c
Mar. 28
Jan.
2
15H
s
8
X Sept.
5
X Sept.
5
83*
9X
38X Sept. 21
90c
1.50
1.37
1.50
1.05
1.60
1.00
1634 Sept. 26
1.50
Sept.
Sept.
1.50 1.00
1.35
Sept. 28
Sept. 10
20c
2
6
6
IX
234 Sale
1
1.65
2X Sept. 26
1.20 Sept. 11
Sale
IX Sept. 17
Sept. 21
Sept.; 1
X Sept. 7
3X Sept. 12
X Sept. 15
3X Sept. 12
«
IX
26c
X
23*
15 X
Sale
4X
2.80
Sale
3X
1.29
\*
4*
2^
1434
3X
35c
95c
3.00
50c
8
1034
15c
20c
4.50
25c
2.50
4.00
IX
X
X
10X
29
2X
1
X
12X
30X
40c
80c
i.a
2
25c
2.25
25c
8
15c
3.50
IX
IB
7
10
153
33
Sept. 15
Sept. 7
Jan.
16
16
11
17
2
2X June 14
13X Jan.
3
Sept.
1
9
7
2.70
Sept.
Sept.
40c
Sept.
Sept.
7
5
12c
Sept.
20c
4.50 4.00
Sept.
4.00.
20c
X Sept. 12
X Sept. 12
IX
2X
Sept. 25
Sept. 17
X Sept. 11
X Sept. 11
113*
i5o?
4
1
IX
5X
31
2X Sept. 13
IX Sept. 17
11
10
Sept. 18
X
1.35 1.25
25c
35c
21c
25c
25c
35c
21c
35
Sept.
25c
Sept. 28
2X Sept. 13
IX Sept. 17
11X Sept.
Sept. 14 1.30
Sept. 10 25c
5
Sept. 4
Sept. 10
25c
X
11
40c
3c
3X
2X
3X
X Sept.
X
14X
X
45c
2X Sept. 13
6
2X Sept. 13
1
Sept. 18
41c
Sept. 12
15
25c
3c
X
25c
36c"Sept.~14
22
9
4
31
23
7
2% Jan.
11
28
6
Apr. 27
Apr. 27
38 X Aug. 20
11
31
19 X Jan. 16
Mar. 3
94
3
18
3X
234
X
33*
634
X
Mar.
Apr.
Feb.
Feb.
May
Jan.
7
27
11
11
5
Jan.
18
2X Sept. 26
1
Aug. 16
2
Sept. 21
3
Apr. 11
IX Feb.
7
5
Apr. 24
2.61 Aug.
1
45 X Apr.
5
1034 Mar. 29
1.30 Feb. 19
16
43* Feb. 16
2X Mar. 19
4
Mar. 14
13* Apr. 23
1034 Aug.
3
134 Feb. 16
4.20 Mar.
8
7
Mar. 22
134 Apr. 24
23* June 21
1
Mar. 7
134 Apr. 21
14
Apr. 10
35
Sept. 28
62c
FeD. 27
234 June
1X Aug.
6
May
OX Jan.
30c
July
1.06 Feb.
21c
July
15c
July
.
Feb. 28
23
8
4
5
31
1234
23*
21
1.35
27
27
X
X
19X Feb. 13
2X
Jan.
45X Sept.
11X Feb.
5
Apr.
3
May
65c
May
234 Jan.
143* Apr.
May 23
2.30 June 13
30c
Sept. 21
10X Aug.
3
7c June 26
3.80 Apr., 6
7
Mar. 22
X July 20
23* June 21
X Apr. 17
X July 20
14
Apr. 10
1834 Jan.
6
62c
Feb. 27
90c
1034
3
iJ
Jan. 18
May
1
Aug.
1.20 Sept.
IX Sept.
45c
6
Jan. 11
43c
4X Feb.
45c
34 X
40c
June
2.61 Aug.
23*
95c
2.75 2.70
30c
30c
2
1.30
1334 Sept.
3
Sept.
3
1.25 Jan. 23
2X
IX
13 X
X
Sept.
1.15
6
IX
1.50
2.80
13*
3X
1.14
2
IX
Mar.
Sept. 11
1
May 19
X Feb.
7
23* Jan. 25
X
7
IX
May 15
90c
5
1.95 Sale
1.58
15
6
24
634
2
X July 23
8X May
7
28
Apr. 25
23X Jan.
4
94
1.00
3*
24
14 X June 22
14
1
8
36c
1
Mar. 28
70c
40c
Sale
4X
3
29c
10c
2.50
Fuhrmann 8c Schmidt Brew.l
100 Gair (Robert) Co $3 pref
""900
IX Sept. 25
X
5c
i
com
...1
188,500 Fada Radio & Electric
*
3,300 Falconbridge Nickel Mines
35 Federal Water Serv 6X pref.*
2
10,700 Flock Brewing
...1
100 Fort Pitt Brewing
1
200 Frank Fehr Brewing pref
2,100
3X
IX
2X
IX
463*
5X
33*
3
1
1
1
31,900 Eagle Bird Mines Inc cap
1,100 Eldorado Gold Mines Ltd...I
1
102,000 Elizabeth Brewing Corp
100 Employers Group Associates*
'"loo
3
153* Sept.
130,700 Distilled Liquors Corp cap.5
17,700 Distillers & Brewers cap...5
1,500 Dividend Shares Inc cap..25c
100 Duquesne Brew of Plttsbgh.5
100
Jan. 30
3X Sept. 11
30c
Sept. 28
3634 Sept.
35,000 Davison Chemical
1,800 Dejay Stores Inc
2",600
5c
3X Sept. 22
20c
Sept. 13
16X Sale
200 Diversified Trust Shares C
■3" 200
33*
Sale
1
45c
3X
100 Columbia Baking 1st pref...*
100
3
IX
2X
15c
1
100 Central Public Util v t c
600 Chemical Research.........*
5
3,200 Clinton Distilleries
1,400
30c
16
Aug. 21
Jan.
38X Sale
25,700 Cornucopia G M N
457,400 Croft Brewing
June
2
16
25",700
July 30
July 26
X Sept.11
50c
Sept.25
2X Sept. 19
3
33*
4
45
100 Columbia Baking Co.......*
35,300
2X
4
25c
14
37X
Como Mines
5
1
Jan.
3X Sept. 20
*
200 Consol Chollar Gold
.
14X
15X
732,700
Sept.
Sept.
9c
19
36X
88,200
4
6
5c
28c
33*
Cache La Poudre
18,300
18,600
1,300
38c
1
X Sept. 11
50c
Sept. 25 1.14
cap......20
Campe Corp 634 pref
100
Carnegie Metals Co cap
1
Central Amer Mines cap
1
35,950
T,206
Sept.18
Sept. 11
37c
Sept.
Sept.
6
2
21c
1
1
...
Bulolo Gold
100
16c
7
35c
25c
10c
Dredging Ltd..5
22,100
2,300
50c
8c
32,700 Betz, (John F.) & Son
14,100 B-G Sandwich Shops inc—*
35,500 Black Hawk Cons Mines cap. 1
20
400 Bond & Mtge Guar cap
*
200 Bralorne Mines Ltd
146,300 Brewers & Distil, Ltd, v t c._*
16,300 Brewing Corp of Canada...*
3",006
40c
13X
15
334
3
...
300 Berghoff Brewing Corp
22c
X
2234
X Sale
16
6
May 12
X Jan.
4X Jan.
-1
6
38c
X
1,500 Bagamac Rouyn Mines Ltd._l
1
22,500 Bagdad Copper Co
1
13,200 Bancamerlca-Blair cap
500 Bear Expl & Radium Ltd cap 1
*
325 Beneficial 1 ndus'l pref A.
1,000
1,000
10c
X
203*
IX
Sale
18
1
7,000 Andes Petroleum
33,800 Angostura WuppermannCorl
1
68,100 Arizona Comstock Corp
...*
2,500 Atlas Pipeline cap...
1
11,100 Austin Silver Mining..
4,900 Auto City Brewing.........!
"400
20c
38c
150 American & Continental—1
11,000 American Republics....... 70
2,400
X
2X
23* Feb. 23
IX Feb.
6
X Mar. 3
11X Jan. 25
30c
Sept. 14
37c June 26
Mar. 16
Apr.
May
Feb.
June
Feb.
Feb.
21
29
15
13
5
8
1934 Feb. 13
434 Apr. 20
134 Feb.
6
1
Sept.18
1434 May 17
1
1
Apr. 20
Jan. 15
NEW YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE
OCT., 1934.]
AQQREQ'ATE
NEW
SALES.
In
Since
September.
Jan. 1.
6.300
100
200
'""loo
3,500
EXCflANGEDUCE
Sept.29 1934
100 Lincoln Petroleum Ltd
400 Lockheed Aircraft
1
27,300
Mortgage cap_.l
3,600 Northampton Brewery pref.2
15,700
334
29
400 National Liberty Ins
2
National Surety Co cap
10
38,100
50 National Union Fire Insur.50
Newton Steel Co
♦
434
234
Sale
134
25c
40c
25c
2
234
25c
2.75
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
234 Sept. 17
1
41c
254 Sept. 1
1
Sept. 4
34 Sept. 11
Sept. 4
Sept. 17
2.85
.334
134 Sept.
4
4
2.55
Sept. 15
2.95
Sept.12
434
3234
54
334
234
5
6
,
54
554
34
634
54
234
20c
134
354
30c
13c
2
"""34 "Sept .""7
3
2
Sale
30c
54
2
54 Sept. 28
Sept.14
254 Sept.
5
Sale
634
634
234
434 Sale
30c
34
25c
75c
25c
16.900 Petroleum Conversion cap
8,100 Petroleum Derivatives....
38c
400
50
350 Pittsburgh Brewing com..
4,300
"f.eoo
100
200
1,100
200
300
2,000
300
400 Potter Co
134
2
2
Sept.14
654 Sept. 8
254 Sept. 11
7
Sept.
1
..I
com
600 Read-Authier Mine Ltd
19,100 Remington Arms Inc...
34
134
234
1
1
__1
900 Renner Co
Sale
2
334 Sept. 14
454 Sept. 27
1.20
3
Sept. 7
154 Sept. 12
234 Sept. 15
54 Sept. 21
134 Sept. 12
234 Sept. 15
*
151,600 Richfield Oil Co of Calif
13,800 Rustless Iron & Steel com..*
17c
Slscoe Gold Mines Ltd
cap._l
*
300 Sudbury Basin Mines
4,300
134
Sale
134 Sept.
4
134 Sept. 10
34
134
1.50
1.25
1.75
354
354
Sale
2
1
1.00
....
254
2
254 Sept. 14
134 Sept. 12
4
Sept.12
15c
Sept. 12
134 Sept. 6
2
Sept.
20c
17c
234
Sale
134
134
134
2 34
5.25
6.00
534
6
2
20c
Sept. 12
Sept. 6
134 Sept.
1,500
Class
11,900
60
38,800
4,000
154,500
2,005
173,700
7,200
2,650
B
55c
80c
United Merch & Mfrs v t c._l
800 U S El Lt & Pr Shs tr ctf B._
200 U S Fidelity & Guaranty...2
700
200 Universal Cooler A..
105,100 Utah Metal & Tunnel
*
.1
Aug.
4
June 20
1 54 July
6 34 June
27
6
May 23
154 Jan.
2
35c
July 25
54
54
3.00
1.75
2.25
2.75
54 Sept. 12
Sept. 17
2.60
,
54 Sept.
2.90
3.05
2.75
2.95
54
54
154
154
34
54
134
2
434 Sale
3034
3234
15c
634
Sale
754
6
6
Sale
30
31
Sale
26c
1034
934
Sept.
6
Sept. 11
30
Sept. 25
15c
Sept. 1
734 Sept. 6
4
454 Sept. 4
3034 Sept. 28
30c
Sept. 21
1034 Sept. 22
3
334
6
3
234
Sale
2 34 Sept
.
29
Sept.
7
234 Sept.
5
Feb.
2
7
834 Feb.
6
25c
June 20
234 June 21
1934 Jan.
3
734 June 13
4
May 23
534 Feb. 16
Jan.
Feb.
J Jan.
25c
22
27
24
4
May
1
6
34 Sept. 20
Mar. 16
254 Sept.
134 Sept.
1.13 Feb.
11
May
14
12
23
2
11
Sept.12
15c
Sept.12
34 Aug.
1.45 Jan*
15
4
31
Feb.
2
19
1.50 Jan. 15
34 June 12
34 Jan.
10
3
4
3.00
Apr. 16
2 54 Apr.
1
40
2~80 Sept."l4
6
70
1
4
50
8
4
X Feb. 10
334 Feb. 10
1
2.17 Apr.
40
Feb.
6 34 May
15
1.30 Feb. 13
3.07 Jan. 19
2.17 Jan. 23
3.15 Mar.
1
50
43
3
27
134 Mar. 24
2.60 Sept. 17
2 34 Feb.
Feb.
1.00 Jan.
Sale
534 July 27
May 26
21
39
34 June
40c
Aug.
34 July
234 July
2.90 Mar. 12
60c
38c
54
2.50
1.40
*
Texas Gulf Producing Co
*
Tobacco Prod (Del) new cm 10
United Cigar Stores of Am._l
Preferred
100
2
4 34 May
1
2
Aug. 20
300 Sylvestre Utilities class A..*
100
7
6
BB
150 Swedish Ball Bearing._100 kr
1
21,300 Sylvanite Gold Mines Ltd
Feb.
534 Sept. 20
534 Sept. 20
B
400
July 23
68c
Sept. 28
134 Sept. 12
AA
100
4
37c
1
9
2
2
1.10
75c
9
34 Sept. 20
200 Super Corp of America A
300
18
334 Feb.
4
2
1
75c
*
1,500 Shamrock Oil & Gas
1,700 Sherritt-Gordon Mines Ltd.l
Simon (Wm)
Brewery
.1
79,300
June
1
48c
234
154
2
Sale
100 Reno Gold Mines Ltd cap_..l
100 Retail Stores capital
5
2,700 Rhodesian Selec Tr Ltd..5 sh
1
900 San Antonio Gold Mines
100 Seaboard Fire & Marine InslO
Apr.
Jan.
July
May 14
May
4
Feb. 10
Jan.
35
134
134
common
127,800 Railways Corp
1.67 Jan.
2
3.00 Aug. 22
4
30
.....
67,600 Polymet Mfg Corp
2% May 21
2
154 Aug. 21
75c
34",006
1
Feb.
2
1.15 Mar. 21
4
1.92 Jan.
25c
2
1
$7 prefeired
134 Sept.
1.07 Jan.
4
20c
134
Sale
234
3 34
3
134
35c
240
434 Mar.
9
234 June 21
4
70
85c
2,600
26
4
Sept.
Jan.
2
534
34
45c
6,700
1
254
1834
34
234
634
54
•
54
1.80 July
25c
1.15 Mar. 21
134 Sept.
60c
Pend Oreille Mines &
Metl
Penn York Oil & Gas A...
100
1.
Lowest.
75c
3034
1
334
6
7
376,100 Paramount Publix Corp..
Paterson Brewing....
6,000
3.00
33
54
234
cap
Co Inc
Pan American
Southern..
Ask.
154
stock purch warr.
136,250 Oldetyme Distillers
0 Sullivan Rubber
10,100
75c
2.85
$6 preferred
100
25c
25c" "60c"
N Y Title &
200
900
254 Sale
1
134
54
41c
1
...
1,900
Ask. Bid.
1
100 McVittle-Graham Mines
30,000 Macassa Mines Ltd new
500 Metal Textile
200 Molybdenum Corp of Amer_.l
25c
100 Morris Plan of America
6% preferred
10
400
"400
SINCE JAN.
Sale Prices.
Sept. 29.
Sept. 1.
3 id.
1
200 Macfadden Publications Inc *
700
RANGE
to
STOCKS
460
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
Low from
July 1 1933
Par
$
1
153,200 Klldun Mining Corp cap
...1
4,000 Kingston Barrel
54,600 Kinner Airplane & Motor...*
4,300 Maytag Co
59
Jan.
11
634 Feb.
May
534 Aug.
934 May
1.64 July
6
May
454 Jan.
11c
Mar. 16
5
434 Jan.
39
Feb.
5
13
154 Aug. 30
3 34 Feb.
6
4
Jan.
2
1.20 June 12
654 Mar. 7
234 Apr. 17
1.13 Feb. 23
11
May 11
11
34 Feb. 23
254 Apr. 23
3 54 Apr.
534 Sept. 20
1
4J4 May
9
234 Aug.
1.30 Apr.
5
154 Apr. 19
2.60 Apr.
7
1.60 July
5
3.07 Jan.
19
2.17 Jan.
23
3.15 Mar.
2.17 Apr.
4254 Apr.
3.20 Apr.
1
2
5
2
June 14
1
16
4
5
15
5
54 June
134 Jan. 13
34 Jan.
16
Jan.
30
7
27
3254 Apr. 20
7
15
10
31
15
10
30c
1.13 Jan.
17
Jan.
26
June
9
1034 Sept.22
15
Feb.
2.44 Feb.
19
6
654 May
2
434 Jan. 12
534 Feb. 16
1
500
1
12,500 Van Sweringen Corp
200 Venezuelan Holding Corp..*
100 Ventures
100
200
700
35,000
100
300
Ltd
2,500 Victor Brewing
1,000 Warner Aircraft
1
25c
34
154
1.00
25c
20c
25c
16c
16c
Sept.
7
1.30
1
*
54
154
14c
134 Feb. 24
1.15 Feb.
134
34
54
34
.
134
1
34 Sept. 18
54 Sept. 6
34 Sept. 18
134 Sept. 4
1
15c
Sale
12c
15c
10c
18c
10c
5
15c
23c
15c
18c
15c
15c
2
10c
No par value.
100
1
1
15c
134
35c
234
1
16c
354
134
25c
234 Sept. 27
Sept. 6
Sept.14
1
Sept. 14
354 Sept. 5
Sept. 17
Sept* 14
Sept.10
1
534 Feb. 16
5
334
5
2% May 14
Sept. 6
July 14
54 Jan.
9
3
334
Feb.
154 Feb. 24
1.15 Feb.
134 June 27
154 Feb. 23
434 June 12
193,500 Willys Overland
Certificates of deposit
10,800
Preferred
2,600
1
50c
34 Jan. 12
H July 25
y± Juiy
434 June 12
100 Western Public Serv cap
11.500 West Indies Sugar....
500 Zenda Gold Mining...
*
...»
16c
25c
Jan.
29
54 Feb
54 Feb
334 Feb.
25c
Jan.
5
13
14
29
Chicago Stock Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
'•W
i 1
«
»
f
CHICAGO STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE OF PRICES ON
30
In
899,000
16,487,800
chicago
BONDS
1934.
Bid
350
10
950
350
"""366
130
6,950
21,000
3,390
8,650
26,445
330
11,550
""450
53
57
49% Apr.
51
51
54
53
46 % Jan.
44
Jan.
55
57
57
56%
55%
49% Feb. 27
55
51X
51%
54%
54%
14
11
14
12
27 %
20
25
40%
25
conv
640
1,250
3,650
100
1,250
103,620
1,440
liO
7% preferred
360
4",400
5,500
100
7,450
870
150
42
32
5
7%
i
2%
2% Sale
6
8%
9%
12
iOH
.....
350
650
60
100
Automatic Washer conv
conv
pref*
pref........*
15,725
50
3,000
400
1,010
500
800
120
200
250
940
280
10
90
650
5,200
Class B
5,920
16,300 Bruce Co (E L)
Preferred
542,080 Butler
3% Sale
50
52
9%
10
2
3
85
Jan.
3
26
17% Feb.
3
8
38% May
4
Bros
12
11
29
30%
32
15
9*$
26
9*$
1
9%
15
1
AH
6%
10
12
11
9
13%
10
17*$
19
16
18
16
1%
9
%■
6%
1%
64%
—
36*$
8%
2%
1%
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
6
20
27
11
24
50
37*$
8*$
3*$
1*$
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
13
10
27
13
6
8
Sale**
Sept. 25
Sept. 17
11*$ Sept. 13
17*$ Sept. 6
5% Sept. 27
% Sept. 19
5% Sept. 17
6*$ Sept. 7
*$ Sept. 19
6*$ Sept. 6
1% Sept.
%
5%
1% Sept. 14
4
24
Sept.
Mar. 28
19
Mar. 28
Mar. 20
5
Mar. 20
.........
com...
12
55
60
1%
6%
2
4%
4
17
8%
1%
Sale
Sale
2
12%
4%
1%
Sale
4%
2
*$ Sept. 10
% Sept. 10
25%
26%
6% Sale
1%
2
8%
55
24*$ Sept. 24
4*$ Sept. 19
1*$ Sept. 10
Sept. 26
26
6*$ Sept. 25
1*$ Sept. 5
21%
Sale
Sale
10*$
12
"~8%
2
6%
14%
10%
2%
9%
"4%
8%
Sept. 17
Sept. 20
65
3%
4
Sept. 18
Sept. 8
60
4
12*$
12*$
3*$ Sale
1%
2
11*$ Sept. 17
2*$ Sept. 20
2*$ Sept. 18
13*$ Sept. 6
5
Sept. 6
2*$ Sept. 18
22
Sale
106*$ 107
10*$
12
~"9^SloM
2
2*$
7% Sale
13*$
2
4*$
5
Jan.
*$ Jan.
July
58
May
1*$ July
4
Jan.
3
13%
15
5%
8
12% Sale
12*$
10
1*$
13*$
Sale
12*$ Sale
7*
78
4*$
4*$
% Sale
""9*$ "Septal
2
Sept. 12
6
Sept. 17
13*$ Sept. 26
4
Sept, 24
7*$ Sept. 14
1% Sept. 8
11*$ Sept. 15
8
Sept. 5
10*$ Sept. 17
7
4
8
Sept. 15
2% Sept. 4
8
Sept. 5
14
Sept. 26
4*$ Sept. 26
*$ Sept. 12
Sept. 14
Sept. 10
*$ Sept. 15
*$ Sept. 12
8*$ Sept.
5
1*$ Sept. 8
Sept. 26
10
Sept. 27
12*$ Sept. 4
13
*$
7*$
4*$
*$
*$
Sept. 21
Sept. 6
Sept. 25
Sept. 15
Sept. 12
74,
9%
%
12%
Sale
*$ Sept. 5
9*$ Sept. 25
2
Sept. 28
2*$ Sept. 15
16*$
16*$
*
....
13
....
11
83*$
._.*
....
83*$
1%
1%
2% Sale
23
Sale
9%
15
"15""
16*$
7
*$ Sept. 6
Sept. 12
3*$ Sept. 5
2*$ Sept. 15
13
16*$ Sept.
12
12
Sept. 22
17
13
%
2
25*$
4*$
10
9*$
26*$
7*$
10*$
11
Sept. 13
Sept. 13
9
9
11
*$
*$
%
*$
24*$
2*$
1*$
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Feb.
Sept.
Jan.
Jan.
i2
12
19
14
24
13
8
Feb.
6
3
Feb.
May
9
50
Mar.
60
Aug. 3
Apr. 21
10
Feb.
3*$ Aug.
9*$ July
2*$ Sept.
Jan.
5*$ Aug.
10*$ Jan.
7
*$ June 20
5*$ Jan.
2
Aug. 20
*$ Jan.
3
*$ Jan.
2
*$ Jan.
5
*$ July 24
3
2
Sept. 28
2*$ Sept. 15
16*$ Sept.
7
July
7
5
10
H Jan.
1*$ Sept. 17
25
25*$
25
10
7
10
10*$
10*$
11
Sept. 20
Sept. 4
Sept.14
9*$ Sept. 11
2*$ Sept.
26
7
10
12
6
Sept. 12
Sept. 4
Sept. 14
Sept. 13
15
Mar.
7
2
Jan.
17
Jan.
24
30
13*$ Jan.
27
8
Feb. 23
17*$ May
13
74
8
c>ept. 13
Jan. 12
*$ Jan.
4
13
23
1
2
6
1*$ Sept. 17
22*$ Jan.
8
7% Aug. 31
8*$ July 25
Feb.
*$ Feb.
*$ Feb.
*$ Feb.
.
1
Jan.
Feb.
5
Mar. 14
1*$ Feb.
1
8*$ Feb. 15
15*$ June 28
2
7
7
Feb.
3*$ Apr.
6
20*$ Feb.
6
10
Sept. 27
24
Apr. 28
6
Mar. 21
1
1*$ Sale
16
8
4
Jan.
3
Feb.
47*$ May 31
12*$ Apr. 24
Jan.
12*$ Jan. 31
1*$ Sept. 8
11*$ Sept. 15
5
Mar.
14*$ Aug. 30
Jan.
6*$ Jan.
1
12*
i*8
6
Jan.
1 *$ Jan.
10*$ Aug.
Feb.
Aug.
3
% June 15
5
28% Feb.
108
Aug. 31
12
Aug. 24
Jan.
4
30
3
4
*$ June
16*$ July
3
6
11% Jan.
1*$ Apr.
3*$ Mar.
93
8
6
Feb. 23
15
1
23 % Feb.
Feb.
1
1
1*$
1%
Sale
*$ Feb.
3
6*$ June 11
61
July
7
3*$ Jan. 29
61*$ June 29
4*$ May 26
17*$ May
4
19*$ Feb. 15
*$ Jan. 20
% Feb. 17
1
Apr. 25
1*$ June 26
26
Sept. 26
9*$ Feb.
8
June
*$ Sept. 14
*$ Sept. 14
1
13
73*$ Jan.
17
....
Sale
•
Participation preferred
Certificates of deposit
18
1
27
11
24
19
5
25
Feb. 26
2*$ Feb. 21
17
*$ Mar.
o
2
51*$ May
47*$ Feb.
16
Apr.
4
May
4*$ Jan.
9*$ Jan.
20*$ Feb.
11
25
29
25
23
47*$ May
8*$ Sale
1
1%
...........100
300
22*$ Sept. 27
19*$ Sept. 17
Sept'.""?
104*$ Sept. 18 107
Sept. 19
11,
Sept. 19 M
43
Sale"
5
5
12
3
106
9
15
1*$ Mar. 9
1*$ Sept. 24
8*$ Jan. 13
9*$ Aug. 15
10
Jan.
8
8
% Jan.
15
*
354,550 Chic Corp common........1
Preferred
•
55,660
Jan.
15
%
%
1%
1%
"43"
Chic City 8c Con Ry—
Common
6
8*$ Jan.
15
10
com
Jan.
27*$ Jan.
*$ Jan.
100
....
40
55
15
9
•
com
...
620 Chain Belt Co
x Ex-dividend.
Sept. 25
15*$
2
65
9
........*
1,230 Cherry Burrell Corp
No par value,
1% Sale
common............1
Preferred
31
2
36,250 Central S W Utll com ......1
Prior Hen preferred......•
8,420
Preferred
*
4,980
300 Central States Pr 8c Lt pref.*
3,400
4
3
%
6%
6
Sale
49
17
3
4%
3%
20
50
38%
10
13
5,050 Cent Pub Serv Corp A......1
*
8,550 Central Public Utll A
c
8
Sept.
19
48%
36%
8%
Common
1
7,550
Convertible preferred....*
7.550
3,210 Central Ind Power pref...100
V t
24
50*$
38%
10
3%
2
37%
8%
%
%
230 Chicago Electric Mfg A.....*
Jan.
10*$ July
9%
*
7,650 Chicago Flexible Shaft com.5
41,350 Chicago Mail Order com....5
2,150
Apr. 25
"l9*$
*
com
30
*
%
...100
1,050 Campbell Wyant & Can Fdy *
2,240 (.anal Const Co conv pref... •
7,950 Castle & Co (A M) com.....10
2,450 Cent Cold Storage Co com.20
9,050 Central 111 Pub Serv pref...*
Cent 111 Secur Corp—
350
450
21,800
4,200
83
6
6
%
830 Bucyrus-Monlghan class A.."
260 Bunte Bros common.......10
20
100
3%
..10
com
Brown Fence 8t Wire cl A
940
T.656
83
.._._*
Common
270,050 Borg-Warner Corp
7% preferred..
4,240
5,350 Brach & Sons (E J)
10
Feb.
85
May
9
Aug. 17
Apr. 25
14
80
2
5
Automatic Products com
30 Bright Star Electric B
"""966
7
87
...*
Auburn Auto common
1,210 Balaban & Katz pref.....100
*
46,200 Hasrlan-Blesslng Co com
20 Beatrice Creamery com....25
183,705 Bendix Aviation Corp com..5
1
148,060 Berghoff Brewing Co
3,990 Binks Mfg Co cl A cv pref..*
50
9
...*
*
$7 cumul prior pref...
*
310 Blums Inc
20
6%
6
pref A
prior pref
130 Backstay Welt Co common. .*
1,400
Feb.
4X
8
•
Assoc Tel Utll Co com.
cum
4
6
6
49
27%
$6 preferred
conv
3
Jan.
5
15
5,160 American
1
3,050 Amer-Yvette Co Inc com
5
48,650 Armour & Co common
$6 prior preferred
*
1,050
...1
36,800 Asbestos Mfg Co com..
$6
47
85
Sale
17
pref
*
pfd.100
Pub Serv pref.. 100
16
Sept?27
53
Sept. 13
85
100 Ainsworth Mfg Corp com..10
23,100 Allied Products Corp cl A..*
40
12
June
5
55
50
Prices
49% Apr. 20
2
54% July
57
July 20
7
57% Aug.
5
57% July
19% Jan. 27
26
5
51
4
(J D) Mfg com
*
Adams Royalty Co com
*
Advanced Alum Castings...5
6,980
1,010
Highest.
Sale
Prices
12 X
450 Associates Invest Co com...*
2,740 Assoc Tel 6c Tel Co Class A.*
700
Lowest.
Sate
Prices
49 %
49 %
9%
Adams
60
1.
Par
Acme Steel Co....
200
Sale
Prices.
40
370 Amer Furn Mart Bldg
""210
Sale
44*$
44*$
49 H
50
com...*
Abbott Laboratories
2,050 Altorfer Bros
Ask
Bid
Highest.
Lowest.
Sept. 29.
Ask
1939
STOCKS
Shares.
Bid
35
25,000 Metrop West Side El. 48.1938
208 So La Salle St Bldg—
1st mtge 5 H«—
...1958
176,000
1945
1,000 Union Elev RR 1st 5s
5,000 Utll Pr & Lt Real Tr 6s..l938
350
RANGE SINCE JAN.
43*$
43*$
47 *$
47 *$
1927
1,000 Cal & So Chic 5s ctfs
1927
54,000 Chicago City Ry 5«
Certificates of deposit. 1927
110,000
1927
9,000 Chicago Railways 5s
1st mtge 5s ctf of dep.-1927
128,000
5s series A
1927
59,000
5a aeries B
1927
25,000
Purchase money 5s....1927
12,000
2,000 Holland Furnace 6s...-.2000
1,000 Magnet Mills 6s
Shares
c
Sept. 1.
Ask.
.....
23,000
1,086,000
'
Jan. 2
S
7",6oo
■
Price
stock exchange
Since
Jan. 1.
%
'
1933
$93,000
647,000
September.
Jan. 1 to Sept. 30
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
AGGREGATE SALES.
September.
394,000
8,549,000
Shares_
September
Jan. 1 to Sept.
1934
$30,000
Bond Sales
1933
1934
Stock Sales
Jan.
1*$ Mar.
2
6
7
Jan.
30
31*$ Feb.
11*$ July
5
3
17
Feb.
5
15
19
Apr.
CHICAGO
OCT., 1934.]
In
Price
Since
Jan. 1.
STOCKS
m
m
mm
mrn
5,200
10
400
65
11,900
100
140
8,690
760
4,700
90,450
Club Aluminum Uteo
2,800
14,300
10
614
_
60
700
9,850
4,850
480
10
Curtis
X
Sale
Sale
5
70
10
70
3,380
4,550
—-—10
1,560 Deep Rock Oil conv pref....*
7,730 Dexter Co (The) com
5
120
460
De Mets Inc
6,500
2,650
950
1,890
1,250
tf m m
1,200
8c Dredge Co com
910 Gardner Denver Co com....*
Class A
46.620 Great Lakes Aircraft A
*
60,110 Great Lakes DAD com....*
61,750 Greyhound Corp com—...5
110 Grief Bros Coop'ge A com...*
156,650 Grigsby-Grunow Co com
•
60
250
30
250
•
250
1,100
Hall Printing Co com....
1,100
30
680 Illinois
50
4,170 fndep Pneum Tool
20
30
3,300
1,100
32,660
660
300
50
Iron Fireman Mfg Co v t c—*
6.500 lefferson Electric Co com..
10.080 Kalamasoo Stove com
*
15.050
Kats Drug Co com
2.850 Kellogg Switchboard
60
50
100
550
20
1,550
m
~
~
~
Preferred.
com.
...
2,190 Kentucky Utll
pref.50
Lpcom A..*
jr cum
Am — Am
—
150
19,250
700
800
550
250
1,300
50
900
.
wm
m
~
m
—
—
•
79,150
2,800
Marshall Field 8c Co com—*
700 Material Service Corp com. 10
<~
400
2
214
4
1314
9
45,400
9,200
114
6
454
1614
10
1514 Sale
1154
12
Meadows Mfg
Co
*
com
Mer 8c Mfrs Sec cl
114 Jan.
8
354 Sept. 17
354 Feb. 10
12
May
1
8
Sept. 10
Sept. 19
1014 Sept. 15
814 Sept. 10
1554 Sept. 7
12M Sept. 27
454 Mar. 31
8 54 Jan. 11
1014 Sept. 15
14 June
7
14
June
June
12
Sept. 7
1254 Sept. 4
514 Sept. 1
7
Sept. 15
12
1414
514
714
614
1214
20
6
Sale
8
Sale
10
16
Sale
15
1154 Sept. 17
16
Sept. 29
14 Sept. 5
1514 Sept. 7
16H Sept. 25
11
20% Sale
1514
6%
7H
16
^
88 i!"
16
14
15
Sale
Sale
16
1614
Sept. 7
14
Sept. 10
554 Sept. 22
9
Sept. 5
614
5
514
414
—I
^514
240 Metropol Ind Co allot ctfs...
48,610 Mlckelberry's Food Prod com I
350
1,200
487,436
17,380
13,350
1,400
414
354
1014
5
5
18
Sale
20
20
414
4
2214
"25"
24
17%
1914
Sale
4
354
20
21
1914
354 Sale
8
514
65
50
17
8
71| "~8"
14X
1054
'1414
12
27
1754
1414
15
15"
1314
11
Sale
21
23
20
22
20
21
2014
214
22
33
35
IV*
35
33
4
5
4
25
12
20
1214
514 Sale
154
214
1654» 17
6114
90
154
214
354
11
514 Sept. 14
10
Sept.17
5
Sept.10
414 Sept. 11
12
Sept. 7
614 Sept.
10
Sept.
5
Sept.
414 Sept.
12
Sept.
24
17
10
11
7
25
18
Sale
614
5
Sept. 6
1814 Sept. 10
354 Sept. 1
4
Sept. 4
65
Sept. 26
25
Sept.19
8
Sept. 6
614 Sept. 14
1314 Sept. 21
12
Sept. 7
20
Sept. 4
33
Sept.14
414 Sept. 25
2014 Sept. 10
2014 Sept. 27
414 Sept. 26
4
66
25
8
Sept. 4
Sept. 26
Sept. 19
Sept. 6
614 Sept. 14
15
Sept. 28
1414 Sept. 12
21
Sept. 15
3314 Sept. 7
414 Sept. 25
20
7
18
19
75
78
1
514 Sept.
154 Sept. 19
17
Sept. 4
80
Sept.10
2
114 Sept. 11
514
154
114
214
7
Sept. 20
154 Sept. 19
1714 Sept. 4
80
Sept. 10
154 Sept. 4
Sale
1*
2*
3
4
354
2514
414
2514
29
31
06
conv.
'A"
pref.
114
2
3214 Sale
1314 Sale
354
54 Sale
10
10
6
7%
X
7%
%
1
3%
Sept. 25
8 54 Sept.
314 Sept. 11
314 Sept. 25
6
14 Sept. 12
«■>
m
m
—
3%
22%
28%
Sept. 10
354 Sept. 11
2514 Sept. 4
3014 Sept. 7
Sept. 5
614 Sept. 26
Sept.14
2214 Sept. 29
1
Sept. 24
32
Sept. 10
954 Sept. 17
12
Sept.
5
954 Sept. 29
44
Sept. 14
2414 Sept. 6
1
Sept. 24
33
Sept. 13
1214 Sept. 27
23%
354 Sept. 11
2214 Sept. 26
30
27
4
30
35
12
11
44
2
15
154
10
2
154 Sept.
7
154 Sept.
7
2
4
Sept?14
2
3
214
114
114
114
Sept.
m m
—
—
«.
150
200
2,400 Miller 8c Hart Inc
4,250 Modlne Mfg com
450 Mohawk Rubber
30
80
m mm <m
1,400
conv
1,120
_*
—
»
—
—
7^
"954
Preferred
•
*
*
810 National Battery Co pref
Nkt Elec Power
Acorn
914
1
2014
*
29
9
13
10
Ih
15
1
4
I*
38
39*
4
914
914
Sale"
10
15
10
It*
*
7% cumul preferred
...»
4,150 National Gypsum A n-v com.5
1,200
1,200
37,800
50
970
National Leather com
Nat Republic Invest
No par value,
x
Cumul.
conv.
Ex-dividend.
pref
10
12
1914
:::::
| 1
2414
,H
Sale
21
:::::
2214
15
4^
7
754 Sept. 25
14
Sept. 7
14
Sept.
7
ig
3i^ a
Sept.21
4
3614 Sept. 21
40
Sept. 21
Sept. 12
16
1514 Sept.
16
Sept. 14
914
4
...*
70
—
714 Sept.
4
*
Mosser Leather Corp com
3,450
54 Sept. 26
14
1,550 Nachman Springftlled com.*
90
4
.%
X
*
5,500 Muskegon Mot Spec cl. A
100
14 Sept.
1
6
100 Mountain States Pr pref—100
—
14 Sept. 4
54 Sept. 25
14 Sept. 25
54
14
14
pref.*
common
580
60
y8 Sept. 4
14 Sept. 12
X Sept. 25
14
*
Monroe Chemical Co com
29
26
28
26
7
28
20
354 Jan.
9
10
Sept. 17
5
May 16
414 Aug.
8
1014 Jan.
4
25
1
Aug.
16
May 15
Jan.
4
254 July
25
11
314 Aug. 27
42M Jan. 19
17
Jan.
5
714 July 30
614 Sept. 14
Jan.
8
3
1014 July 26
18
Aug.
1
Jan.
21
214 Jan.
1814 July
5
Aug.
114 July
1114 Jan.
70
Mar.
114 Sept.
6
Apr.
5
Aug.
8
21
nl
754
814
114 Sale
8
114
114
IX
1614
14
514
2314
14
114
854
114
4
4
414 Sept. 11
21
Sept. 12
414 Sept. 11
2214 Sept. 5
714 Sept. 10
114 Sept. 10
9
114 Sept. 22
114 Sept. 22
Sept.
114 Sept.
5
1
214 Jan.
15
814 Apr. 18
Aug. 16
1214 Sept. 27
14 June
7
16
7
1
June
1
June
7
17
Feb.
20
Jan.
2
17
754 Mar. 22
9
10 X Mar. 17
1154 Sept. 17
32 54 Feb.
5
114 Feb.
2
1654 Apr.
22
Jan.
16
1914 July 20
July 30
54 Jan
16
26
954 Feb. 14
1314 Jan.
2
Feb.
13
Feb.
7
9
5
20
Mar. 14
30
21
Apr.
3
Aug. 29
23
Jan.
30
614 Jan.
26
714 Feb.
6
70
May 23
26
May 11
1714 Jan. 30
11
Apr. 21
June 13
30
18
1654 Jan.
5
2714 Feb.
38
Apr. 23
554 Apr. 23
5
17
24
Mar. 13
1
23
Jan.
26
3
28
11
2
1
27
614 Feb.
5
2314 May 22
88
May 21
914 Jan. 20
714 Apr. 12
12
May 11
Feb.
3
Mar. 15
Feb.
26
14 Jan. 22
3
Apr. 28
Feb.
8
54 May
Jan.
3
7
Aug. 24
Aug. 29
2
14 Aug. 16
Feb.
8
Apr.
6
Apr. 27
114 Jan. 22
314 June 26
1614 Apr.
3
26
July 26
Jan.
11
Mar.
2
214 Jan.
354 Jan.
July
1454 Jan.
40
1
30
814
3X
14
54
10
15
3
27
13
14
6
2514 Sept. 4
4014 Feb.
7
11
20
47
Apr. 28
10 54 May
9
Feb. 16
2614 Jan.
30
Feb.
7
7
2
Aug.
1
Aug.
8
May
4
Jan. 12
Jan. 20
35
Mar.
1014 Apr.
June
2
1
Apr.
5
Jan.
18
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
June
Aug.
Sept.
Jan.
June
June
Jan.
Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
June
Jan.
Jan.
2
11
2
21
28
4
26
18
1
3
16
22
25
19
2
5
454 Mar.
15
July
14 May
114 Feb.
714 Sept.
54 July
19
14
14
H
54
14
14
54
54
554
914
214
254
2054
714
914
914
24
2 54 Feb.
5 54 Feb.
8
26
2
1
254
100
100
100
7% prior lien
Preferred 6% A..
Preferred 7% A
340
530
m «-
a»
1,080
54
1354
514
2
2
3%
6
5
Sept.10
614 Sept. 11
Sept. 12
314
154
Convertible preferred
*
380 Midland Utll 6% pr lien..100
340
10
15
21
3 X
11
•
United Co com
July
Jan.
Sept.
July
July
July
Feb.
July
Feb.
5
X
814
13
854 Sale
4214
2214 Sale
2
914
354
414
4014 Sale
1454 Sale
33
14 Sept.
5
25
54
32
14 Sept.
%
%
28
Middle West Utilities new..*
Midland
Jan.
7
14
6
250 Middle Western Tel class A. *
6,550
4
25
25
20
1
A com
Aug. 23
1254 Sept. 4
354
Sept.29
Sept. 15
54 Sept. 13
1454 Sept. 10
15
Sept. 14
7
7
12
Sale"
6
5
154 Sept. 14
414 Sept. 10
4
Sept. 24
1314 Sept. 10
1
13
Mar. 16
Sept. 14
Sept. 17
Sept. 5
Sept. 10
154
354
354
1314
1
1514
_
VfcWilliams Dredging Co
*
Manhatt-Dearborn Corp com*
840 Via pes Cons Mfg capital
*
7
7
754 Mar. 13
654 Jan. 29
1814 Jan. 12
1854
21
H Sale
1,400 Lindsay Nunn Pub $2 pref..*
6,700 Lion Oil Ref Co com
6,300 Loudon Packing common...*
35,900 Lynch Corp com
-5
35,300
1,850
Mar.
3314 Apr. 20
10
Apr. 26
554 Apr. 20
10
9
Sale
4H
5H
7% preferred—.........50
7,200 Lindsay Light com
.10
80
25
Mar.
5
814
820 McQuay-Norrls Mfg com.... *
26
Jan.
Jan.
554 Aug.
6
380
Cumulative preferred....*
320,630 Llbby. McNeill 8c Libby
10
3,900 Lincoln Printing Co com __.*
2,320 VlcCord Rad 8c Mfg "A".
*
23,730 McGraw Electric com
...5
Jan
Jan.
90
Feb.
1514
20
30
44
2614 Feb.
5
1,850
Jan.
6
1254
14
514 Sale
854
9
654
8
4%
500
960
2 54 July
414 Feb.
La Salle Ext Unlv com
5
640 l.awbeckCorp6% cum pfd 100
160 Leath 8c Co common
*
150
5
Aug. 21
40X Jan.
414 Sept. 1
814 Sept. 26
58
Sept. 4
100
Sept. 14
314 Sept.
7
Sept.
53
Sept.
100
Sept.
514
18
4
Feb.
6
2,700
—
23
14
5
30
12
......
~
—
Feb.
5
15
13
13
3
26,100 Kingsbury Brewing Co cap.l
160 Kirsch Co conv pref..
*
130
••
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
14 Aug.
1
8,050 Ken-RadTube 8c
12,500 Keystone Steel 8c Wire com.*
280
Preferred..
100
120 Kuppenhelmer cl B com
■mmm
1
10
100
24
Jan.
1
2
6%
*
$6 preferred
Jan.
2
25
514
8%
9%
15
v t e—
460 Interstate Power J7 pref...
10
m.
-'25
Nor Utilities pref. 100
2
10
7
10
1514
19
Illinois Brick Co
Feb.
14 Jan.
44
35
814
1514
2,550 Hormel 8c Co (Geo) com A..*
12,300 Houdaille-Hershey class A—*
39.500
Class B
•
8,900
7
Sept. 18
Sept. 8
Sept. 7
22
7
6
110 Hammermill Paper com
10
900 Harnischfeger Corp com
*
4,300 Hart-Carter Co conv pref—•
730 Hart Schaff 8c Marx com.. 100
320 Hlbb Spencer Bartlett com. 25
100
2
Jan.
5
Feb.
814 Apr. 18
62
214 Mar.
554 Mar.
...
59,250 Goldblatt Bros Inc com.....*
36,500
6314
65
314 Sale
754
814
5454
60
3
25
5
454
1614
*
m
Sale
Jan,
4
414 Jan.
2
10
Aug. 16
54 Jan. 10
34
14 Sept. 14
14 Sept.
Sept.
t
Sept.
6
Sept.
2
com.._
3,300
100
Sept. 14
22
27
2
30
6
14
$7 cumulative preferred.
27,750 General Candy Corp A.....5
215,950 Gen Household Utll com...
11,600 Godchaux Sugar Inc cl B— *
100
17
Jan.
154 July
14 Jan.
1354 July
3
Pits Simons 8c Conaell Dock
20
Sept. 14
Mar. 22
6
65
Sept.11
May 12
Apr. 26
Apr. 26
May 14
414 Feb.
5
54 Jan. 19
2
354
1314
$6 cumulative prior pref..*
90
100
Sept. 27
Sept. 11
Sept.
1
54 Sept. 5
16
Sept. 8
4514 Sept. 6
2
6
3
7
1714
80
900
9
79
3
4
4
100
2
2
"~3H ~~5 ~
pref w w
430 Federal Elec Co Inc
mm —
578H
7H
1H
1,320 Eddy Paper Corp (The)—.*
42,630 El Household Utll Corp
5
4,550 Elgin Nat Watch Co
15
«•
•
414 Sale
Cohn—
Common
5
22
12
5
18
18
2
May 12
Feb.
5
7
Class A common...———•
Decker (Alf) 8c
980
17
20
14 May 18
454 July 26
1
Sept. 11
14 Mar. 10
25
4%
Prior common.......—.—*
110
50
65
96
5%
8
26 J4
210
H
6
48
90
o
214
114
Sale
40
..........100
Mfg Co com
Preferred
1214
20
a
Oayton-Rubber Mfg—
240
Sept.
Sept.
154 Sept.
54 Sept.
14
Sept.
3914 Sept.
1
10 Curtis Lighting Inc com...
1.060
8
10
IH Sale
2H
6%
8
4354
10
17
44
43
654 Sept. 21
1
Sept. 11
Mar. 21
Mar.
2
Mar. 17
71
Sale
1.* IS* 13* M*
Sale
2
154
4554 Sale
H
B
,14
80
Sale
Sale
.....
6% prior preferred A...100
1,060
7% cum pref..—
—100
9,010 Continental Steel com....—*
390
Preferred... .........—100
306,900 Cord Corporation..
B
138,060 Crane Co com..
25
Preferred
100
9.960
150 Cudahy Packing Co pref.. 100
„
Sale
69
Sale
10
34 H
4H
2
-----
9
9
79
Sale
75
620
Consumers Co com
554 Sept. 17
1
Sept. 11
X
Co—*
Sale Prices
Prices
Mar. 21
Sale
Coleman L'p 8c Stove com—*
Commonwealth Edison. _ 100
70 Community Pow 8c Lt $6 pfd *
480 Congress Hotel Co com—100
400 Construe Mat'l Corp $3%pfd
30
Sale
Mar.
Prior Hen
Sale
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices
H
preferred.... 100
113,250 Chicago Ac N w Ry Com.. 100
10 Chic Rap Tran pr pref A.. 100
120 Chicago Rys part ctfs 1—100
Partic certifs 2
—100
720
58,750 Chic Rivet & Machine cap.
395 Chicago Towel Co conv pref *
*
272,100 Cities Service Co com
120
'id.
Ask
Bid.
Par
Shares
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Sept. 29.
1934.
330 Chic Nor Sh 8c Milw com.. 100
Preferred.......—-—-100
250
*.
1.
m
„
Jan. 2
September.
Shares.
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
CHICAGO
STOCK EXCHANGE
AGGREGATE SALES
61
EXCHANGE
STOCK
16
16
23
10
Apr. 28
1914 Apr.
4
5
Mar. 20
54 Jan.
2
414 Feb. 15
6
354
114
14
214
Jan. 25
Jan.
9
Feb. 17
Feb. 23
54 Feb.
6
114 Feb.
2
Feb.
2
Mar.
6
24
9
114 Feb. 27
IX May
8
1014 Feb.
5
16
Apr. 26
3
Feb.
10
1414 Jan.
21
23
27
14
30
554 Jan.
9
Feb.
3
814 Feb.
Apr.
1014 Apr.
16
Sept.
40
23
54 Feb. 16
2
Jan.
3
14
27
July 14
254 Feb. 24
11
214 May 14
Trust—
.*
r Cash sale,
154
2 54
2
1
July
■i
I,
V
CHIOAGO
62
■
■
September.
Since
Jan. 1.
Shares
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
OBIOAOO
STOCKEXCHANGE
AGGREGATE SALES.
■
/
STOCKS
350
.
"Y.eoo
1,600
850
m
w
^
~
-.
7% preferred........... 100
100
350
2,100
mm
-
-
-
500
100
250
240
.
Parker Pen Co
6
Preferred
10
3 5*
10
16
45*
5
4J*
10
3X
10
tH
Sale
Sale
Jan.
2
2
125* Sept. • 1
25* Sept. 27
145* Sept. 25
4
Sept. 10
July 26
Sept. 27
5
2%
5X
2X
IX Sept. 26
60
Sept. 25
Jan.
X Sept. 12
Sept. 14
Sept.19
3
Sept. 18
IX Sept. 20
1
Sept. 1
35* Sept. 6
35* Sept. 4
3
Sept.18
15* Sept. 20
11X Sept. 17
115* Sept. 17
3
3
3
115* Sale
3
6
75*
65*
125*
23
23 X
Sale
4
8
3
27
4
5
12
4%
20
5X
2)
7!
3
13 H Sale
135* Sale
34
Sale
30
X
"io
1
ig Sal*
1*8 xi*
135*
17
56
63
70
Sale
15
15
63
7
195* Sept.
7
5X Sept. 7
105* Sept. 12
55* Sept. 7
12** Sept. 27
29
Sept. 26
X Sept. 26
2X Sept. 11
25* Sept. 27
29
"13"" Sept; 17
14
645*
13
56
675*
127
Sale
IX
X
98
36
2
1
3
11
3,650 Ryerson & Sons Inc com...*
13
13
62
Sale
128
2
82
265*
29
X
1
2X
2X
2X Sale
X
IX
123X 123
30 X
3
14
120 Richards Co (Elmer) pref
260 Rollins Hos Mills conv pref.*
350
Sept. 12
Sept. 14
Sept.19
_
22* July 21
1
Jan.
602* Jan.
10
10
82* Jan.
3
...
30 X
32
2X Sale
X
5_
2%
2X
Sale
10
97X
13
10X
13X
14X
135*
6X
7X
55*
15
Sept. 21
Sept. 11
63X Sept. 17
Sept. 26
2* Sept. 26
2** Sept. 25
3X Sept. 5
IX Apr 27
60
Sept. 25
272* Feb. 19
,12* May
16
Feb.
5
5
62* Feb .
7
Feb.
5
1
42* Feb.
6
65* Jan. 24
75* Mar. 2
72* Feb. 24
5
Jan. 26
84
July 20
14
Feb.
7
82* Feb.
6
35* Jan. 22
15
Jan. 30
20
Feb.
5
9
Apr.
3
1
Jan.
2
2* Mar. 24
Aug. 30
Jan.
3
5
Jan.
3
5
6
8
Jan.
8
23
2* June 20
22* Sept. 11
22* Sept. 27
.12* July 23
Sept. 13
Sept. 21
62
Sept. 26
70** Sept. 7
13
120
Sept. 11 125
125
Sept. 4 127
30** Sept. 7 31
IX Sept. 8
25*
2X Sept. 13
2**
9X Sept. 11 10**
100
Sept. 10 100
10** Sept. 25
13** Sept. 7
15
Sale Prices.
45* Jan., 17
19X Sept.
7'
Sale
2
27** Jan.
1
123
125
-
a
3
19 X
'68 X Sale
.*
450 Reliance Internat A com
50,300 Reliance Mffl Co Common. 10
Preferred... ..........100
630
1,450
25X Sept. 18
....100
„
-
2X
19
11
Highest.
Jan.
a
Sale
14
45*
195*
7X
......
100
115*
45*
..
900
Lowest.
.Sale Prices.
12* Mar. 1
46
Feb. 26
IX Sept.26
Sept, 25
245* Sept. 20
60
"255*
Sale
1
Highest
Sale Prices
73
* 119 H Sale
12,410 Quaker Oats Co corn......
Preferred.
....100 115
Sale
3,860
22 X
10
1,500 Rath Packing Co com.
2X
10,550 Raytheon Mfg Co com vtc 50c
1
6% preferred » Ic
5
6,100
150
-
35* Sale
45*
35*
55*
IX
3X
6
Penn Gas & Klec A com.—
.....
320
—
.
700 Peoples G L & Coke cap..100
6,730 Perfect Circle (The) Co
ft
6,250 Pines Wloterfront com
14,350 Potter Co (The) com.......
Prima Co common.........
36,300
1,400 Process Corporation com..
27,300 Pub Serv of Nor 111 com....
Common..
60
7,700
6% preferred
........100
5,650
3,710
7% preferred...........100
1,040
•»
*
Convertible preferred.
10
-
Sale
Sale
"II
1
"fx
Common
•2
IX
2
3
58]
26,300
„
""36
Sal*
35*
2X
(The) com..10
420 Peabody Coal Co B com...
160
6% preferred.....
..100
20
1*
H Sale
3,650
1,300
so?
1 5*
830
„
1|||
ia
18,780
90
Sale
Ask.
25
5
1,280
1,300
;
2
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sept. 29.
Bid
75
24
Si
710
"20
Ay*
40
H
450
10
Ask
Bia
Sale
Sale
21
23,700
20,130
5,800
10
15*
40
preferred...........100
3,050
,
Sept. 1.
Ask.
1
500
11,3001
3,920
91,100
5,250
'6*750
..
1034.
Bid
3,560
10
100
450
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Price
Jan. 2
Shares
In
EXCHANGE
STOCK
10**
13**
6
July
7
19J* June 19
5
Jan.
3
43
Feb.
5
325* Jan. 31
22* Feb.
122* July 31
July 30
22
2
2
66
12
34
Jan.
382* Jan.
Sept. 26 106
Sept. 22 115
24 H
Sept. 7
Sept. 21
12?
5*
Sept. 13
25*
9
Sept. 24
Sept. 10
90
2*
Sept. 25
102*
Sept. 6
122*
6
72* Apr. 11
122* Jan. 30
35* Feb. 13
22
75
Feb.
6
Feb.
7
July 17
July 12
Aug. 27
July 10
Aug. 29
Jan. 30
Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
July
Jan.
July
Sept.
Jily
J»<n.
Mar.
May
Jan.
Mar.
25
9
Apr. 20
Aug.
4
Mar. 15
Jan. 15
Feb.
7
•
1,480 Sangamo Electric Co.......*
10
'
Preferred....
700
......100
-
160
170
130
15,250 Southern Onion Gas com,. •
1,500 Southw GAB Co 7% pref 100
1,470 Southwestern Lt & Pow pfd. *
2
4
500
«.
—
—
i30
•
-.
m
m
m
110
46,900
11,750
m
mm
m
—
—
720 St Louis Nat Stockyards cap *
Standard Dredge conv pref.*
10,500
3,250
2,140
53,050
1,470
489,300
179,150
—
m
m
m
m
m
pref..
Sale
Sale
Sale
28X
00 x
25*
X
45*
5
25
57
....
X
515*
.....
800
■
mmrnmmm
*
Sutherland Paper common. 10
Swift A Co stk
......25
Swift International.......15
..
5
7X
14 X Sale
27 X Sale
"7"
19 X
39 X
8
25*
X
Sale
Sale
15
4K
Sale
38** Sale
Common non-voting
X
41X
IX
X
X
40
1
...
•
Stock purchase warrants..
580
30
50
.....
iH% preferred.........100
10,560 Ward (Montgom) A Co cl A.*
2,440 Waukesha Motor Co com...*
2,450 Wayne Pump Co com.......*
Convertible preferred. ..*
4,920
42
15*
X Sale
2X Sale
^
1
.._.„*
X
42X
3
X
5
•
Preferred..
820
750
8
,28
5* Sale
25 Si Sale
1
2
18
Sale
IX Sale
80
84X
89
20 X
Sale
28
I"
5
4X
35
29X
15X Sale
29 X
30 X
IX Sale
23 X
245*
IX
3X
100
110
265*
X
IX
43
4
Sept.
Sept.
8
6
7
8
5
6
12* Sept. 26
4
Sept. 6
5*~Sept~28 "~XSept/28
50
Sept, 11
24
Sept. 22
70
Sept. 5
25* Sept. 22
52
Sept.24
28X Sept. 26
70
Sept. 5
22* Sept. 10
4
Sept. 12
175* Sept. 11
352* Sept. 17
4** Sept.
4
72* Sept. 11
195* Sept.
402* Sept.
IX
25*
8,401 Wteboldt Stores Inc
5
Sept. 17
'2"Septra
52* Sept.
3
6
Sept.12
43**
1J
X
42
1
X
22*
2
2*
1,700
Common new...;........*
13,200
5,350 Yates-A user Macb part pref.*
14,700 Yellow Cab Co Inc (Chic)..*
*
93,200 Zenith Radio Corp com
3*
2* Sept. 27
13**
30**
28
a1**6
26
Sept.
Sept
5* Sept.
2
Sept.
13
10
15
20
45* Sept.
Sept.
122* Sept.
282* Sept.
12* Sept.
225* Sept.
30
305*
13
38
1
11
6
Jan.
3
165* Jan.
2
17
1
24
8
20
10
50
Jan.
IX Aug.
X July
45* Jan.
35* June
62* Jan.
14
24
Jan.
Jan.
5
12
Jan.
27
72* Jan.
2
45* July 30
5
Aug. 3
2* Jan.
9
12* Jan.
4
2* Jan. 19
H Jan. 19
402* May 29
2
Aug.
6
u
** Sept. 27
41
1
1
Sept. 25
Sept. 10
Sept. 4
25* Sept.
3
1
Sale
Sept.
6
3021 Sept. 27
16
30
Sept. 4
Sept. 5
15* Sept. 1
26
Sept. 29
32*
W
8
38
Jan.
23
Sept. 13
5* July 27
2*
15*
42*
5*
July 23
Jan.
6
Feb.
2
Jan.
4
75* May 23
75
Sept. 20
51
Feb. 15
112* Apr. 10
132* Aug. 17
2J* Feb.
7
7
Mar. 20
3
Feb.
5
25* Mar. 12
60
Mar. 14
33
July 19
70
32*
162*
4X
105*
2*
82*
X
2*
502*
32*
5* May
12* July
Sept.
Sept.
2* Sept.
2* Sept.
118
30
95* Sept.
22* Sept.
10
Sale
13*
Sept.
Sept. 13
** Sept. 27
15* Sept.
2
Feb.
Feb.
6
Mar.
Sept. 24
22* Sept. 29
1
July 20
Aug. 30
July 11
Feb. 15
June 18
Feb.
6
Mar.
Jan.
2*
X
6
7
55* Feb. 16
12* Feb.
1
17 5* Jan.
12* Jan.
88
19
4
9
24
22* Jan. 15
Jan.
Feb.
1
Mar. 8
Apr. 20
July 30
Feb. 19
Jan.
4
Apr. 24
Apr. 24
Mar. 1
Feb.
1
Feb.
6
50
82* Jan.
25
5
105* Feb.
6
8
J an.
5
205* Aug. 29
402* Sept. 1
IX Jan.
23
Sept.
52* Feb.
5
25* Jan. 16
62* Apr. 11
Apr. 16
1002* Apr.
1175* 116
302* 28
2** Sale
400 Williams OU-O-Matlc com...*
Jan.
2* Aug.
40
2* Jan. 30
39
"9**
*
com
50
Jan.
2
15
985*
119
30
3
4
25*
611 Western Pow Lt A Tel cl A..*
""156
2
Stock purchase warrants..
29,750 Vortex Cup Go com
Class A
7,650
18,900 Wahi Co com
103,200 Walgreen Co com..
890
125* Sept.
100
5**
250
310
Sept. 4
1J* Sept. 26
4
Sept. 6
4** Sept.
Sale"
60
12
7
5**
Jan.
322* Aug.
IX
7
19
40
1
25*
2H
1,740 Viking Pump Co common...*
140
Sept. 20
Sept. 25
5
X
565*
28X
59
3
1
55*
75
40
Stutx Motor Car com....
.20
3,500 U S Gypsum
23,350 Utah Radio Products com
23,900 Utility A Ind Corp com.....*
Convertible preferred....*
28,360
300 Utilities Pow A Lt Corp A..I
1,400
850
51
4
1
...
conv
16 X
310 United Ptrs A Pubs com....*
Convertible preferred....*
420
600
100
800
—~
3X
55*
mm
2,000
X
50
1,160 20 Wacker Drive S6 pref....*
*
1,000 Union Carbide A Carbon
450 United Gas Corp common
1
m
9,800
Sale
13
2X
75
Sept. 20
36** Sept. 19
82* Feb.
Tx
40
m
Storkllne Pur
740
m
m
12
52* Mar. 27
13
...
25
m
mm
m
39X
11
3,050 Transformer Corp of Am com*
6,175 12th St Store pref A........*
■
mm
Common
100 Texas-La Pow Co pref
20,700 Thompson (J R) com
350
m
395*
—
420 Telephone Bond A Share A
First preferred.... ....100
190
""450
m
70
.
30
70
60
•.
75
105*
125*
80 So Colo Power class A com.25
"*50
65*
38
60
37
7,110 Sears Roebuck A Co com.,.
430 Shaler Co (The) class A
*
1,000 Signode Steel Strap Co pf.30
Common................
790
*
230 Slvyer Steel Castings com
1,200
—
A*
40
June 22
Jan.
July
Sept.
Sept.
Jan.
July
Feb.
2
iJan. 29
Apr. 21
Jan. 27
I Feb. 16
Feb. 28
X
92*
22* June
Wisconsin Bankshares—
300
2,050
1,150
.
'
•
No par value.
....
x
Ex-dividend.
r
Cash tale.
2
%
l3X
Sale
X
11X
2X
2X
1
13
2X
2
2**
X
5*
10** Sale
2
2X
2
10
2
Sept. 4
5* Sept. 17
Sept. 27
Sept. 14
2X Sept. 27
X Sept.17
2
112* Sept. 11
10
22* Sept.
6
Aug. 20
2* Jan.
3
Sept. 27
15* July 26
4
Feb.
5
15* Feb.
6
162* May 19
5
Feb.
5
t
RANGE OF PRICES ON PHILADELPHIA
Shares_
September
Jan. 1 to Sept. 30_
.
September.
$
84,566
Jan.
6.666
14,500
8,000
Shares.
BONDS
1.
46,050
1,075
7,000
12,500
3,000
17,000
1,000
11,000
8,300
39,600
8,000
1,600
2,000
3,300
1,000
1,000
10,000
2,000
"3". 500
400
3,600
5,980
14,200
10
170
1951
.1944
Penn RR deb
—1970
4*4s
Peoples Pass tr ctfs 4s...1943
Phlla Elec
225
2,828
9,150
75
1,200
316
(Pa) 1st s f 4s. 1966
1,400
485
50
1,200
175
45
570
700
1937
2000
Western Union Teleg 4**s '50
York Rys 1st 5s..—
...1987
70
75
37*4
38**
Reading 4s
St Paul adj 5s
American
Stores.
Budd (B
*
100
313
500
10
.*
■
56
^
500
J*
36
2
31X
70
75
3
37**
47**
78**
100
760
900
275
300
x
Ex-dividend.
Lowest
Hxgnest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
1
23
Sept. 13
21
21*4 Sept.
Sept. 25
Sept. 13
85*4 Apr.
15** Jan.
Jan.
18
38**
48
80
34 J*
36
46** Sale
80
20
72
17**
19
20
19
90
99
103
92
39 H Sale
6*i Sale
13*1
14
47**
Sale
7
7 5*
ii**
UK
52
50
2
15*
Sale
24**
62
63
Sale
11
104**
104
33**
20**
34
22**
3**
7**
2iH
45**
7**
**
1**
46
Sept.18
...10
50
5
5
Sept. 27
Sept. 10
20
45 X
Sept. 19
6%
50
Sept.17
Sept. 14
Sept. 18
485* Sept. 5
75* Sept. 27
12** Sept. 25
50
Sept. 18
1
Sept. 18
15*
15*
Jan.
33** Sept.
315* Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
71
17
395* Jan.
55* Jan.
95* July
47** Mar.
Feb.
1
15* Sept.
20** Sept.
60
Sept.
11
19
11
Sept.
103** 104** 103** Sept.
33
325* Sept.
32**
20
22**
2** Sept.
2** Sale
6
5}* Sept.
5**
3** Sept.
4** Sale
20
23
Sept.
215*
20
Sept.
Sale
J* Jan.
24
15* July
20** Sept.
63
51
Mar.
11
Aug.
2** Sept. 1
Sept. 27
Sept 29
11
Sept. 1
105
Sept. 7
33** Sept
6
.
Jan.
93
30** Jan.
20
July
Jan.
3
1
7
4** Jan.
Sept. 20
Sept. 21
4** Sept. 29
22
Sept. 25
20
Sept. 20
35* Jan.
165* Jan.
18** Jan.
5
9
9**
51
50
95*
Sale
52
9** Sept. 29
50** Sept. 26
95* Sept. 29
Sept. 11
51
103
114
1Z
20
21
18*4
,20^
17**
6**
15** Sale
14**
86
**
4**
Sale
5
5**
95
**
8**
Sale
Sale
15
9
54
20
40
65*
145* Sale
95**
95
9*
5
59
7
65
32**
33**
33
15
Sale
10**
7
59
6
8
** Sept. 5
5* Sept. 12
6** Sale
65*
8
7
5
50
Sept.15 1145* Sept.
20
**
%
7**
113
**
45* Jan.
43 ** June
1005*
1083*
X
175*
l'u
**
*4
5** Sale
-----
**
Sept. 19
** Sept. 8
5** Sept. 18
7
Sept.20
13** Sept. 18
94*1 Sept. 5
5* Sept. 6
85* Sept. 11
65* Sept. 26
6
Sept. 10
75* Sept. 24
7
Sept.20
14** Sept. 1
96** Sept. 24
5* Sept. 6
95* Sept. 14
6k Sept. 26
6
Sept. 10
**
H
5
July
5
Jan.
13** Sept.
86
Jan.
5* Sept.
4*4 Jan.
65* Sept.
6
Mar.
53
36
Feb.
Jan.
29** Mar.
8
June 25
75*
305*
55*
41*4
4**
Apr.
June
Jan.
July
July
25
19
30
20
30
515* Jan. 24
50** Apr. 23
85
Mar. 14
20 J* May 18
100
Apr. 24
51 *4 Apr. 25
10*4
20**
515*
25*
3**
Feb.
6
Feb.
1
June 25
Apr. 20
Apr. 19
4** Feb.
39*4 Feb.
1
6
Sept. 29
21
Jan. 23
106
July
6
335* July
9
25
June
7
63
13
155*
65*
29*4
26**
May
Apr.
Feb.
Apr.
Apr.
8 49** Apr.
10 10** July
Sept.
4 51
Feb. 20 107*4 July
Mar. 19 1145* Sept.
1
Jan.
July 26
Jan.
Aug. 17 24
Mar. 15
15*6 Mar.
1
Mar.
July 25
1*6 Feb.
July 26
465* June
oiH
39
Apr.
6
Apr. 16
Apr. 19
May 25
Jan. 30
May 25
July
2
June 11
Aug. 28
Apr.
3
July
7
July 10
June 29
July 24
July 31
Mar. 2
Mar. 1
Feb.
5
Feb.
8
July 11
6
13*4 Jan. 15
9 1175* Mar. 14
26
Sept. 10
25
22
1** Feb.
9
July
y
2X4
34
Jan.
15* Sept. 26
10
5
Jan.
7
111
3
21
89
1** Sale
23**
235*
63
375* Sept.
48
Sept,
19
99**
46**
75*
12
51
11
49
33** Sept. 22
44
Jan.
5
8
Sept.10
114
115
1135* Sept. 20 117** Sept. 4
4
4
Sept. 12
4
Sept. 12
45*
20
27
21** Sept. 10 21** Sept. 10
2** Sept. 27
2** Sept. 17
25*
3
Sept.26
Sept. 24 41
40**
42** 40
4
3
Sept. 5
Sept. 25
25*
3**
Sept. 10
8
12
12
June 25
39
42**
7**
...........50
Insurance
.
20
41
15
2**
6*4
31,300
Certificates of deposit.....
378
144,700 United Gas Impt com.......*
Preferred........
*
6,280
*
20 U S Dairy Prod com cl A
36,500 Victory Insurance Co.. IZio
...*
1,950 Westmoreland, inc
*
2,125 Westmoreland Coal
509 W Jersey & Seashore RR
..50
277 York Rys preferred
3,100
25
22
85
20**
Union Traction
10,600
No par.
IX
25*
42**
4**
....10
25
5,900 Shreve E) Dorado Pipe L
*
1,437 Tacony-Palmyra Bridge..
200 Telephone Security pref
50
I
57,400 Tonopah-Belmont Devel
41,200 To no pati Mining...........!
1,700
*
J*
33
27
Fire Association
379 Scott Paper
..
*
Series B 6% preferred... 100
30
Series A 7% preferred..100
182
26
8
117**
4**
2**
41**
45X
32
(N Y) com..*
100
7**
116
20
44 X
Reliance
Highest
Sale Prices
5
28
Battery..100
Preferred
42**
4
Electric Storage
Horn ft Hardart
41
*
11,100
■
„
Sale
.——100
Preferred
35 Reading Co
200
■
"6** "s"
112
•
G) Mfg Co
Sale
5
50
.—50
Preferred
Bell Tell Co of Pa pref
Ask.
par
.....
80 Phlla Insulated Wire
—
"51""
48**
..—50
22,090 Phlla Rapid Transit
7% preferred
60
20,715
6,698 Phlla ft Reading Coal ft Iron*
10,233 Philadelphia Traction.....50
ctf of deposit .....
801
—
740
420
-
106
1947
Phlla Reading Coal 5a...1973
*
201,900 Pen n road Corp V t C
60
123,300 Pennsylvania RR
2,875 Penna Salt Manufactur'g.50
336 Phlla Dairy Prod pref
25
*
6,135 Phlla Elec of Pa |5 pref
25
22,255 Phlla Elec Pow pref
2,600
«,
100
104
Phlla & Reading 4s
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Sept. 29.
Bid.
6 85*4
5 29*4
18 27*4
1017st May 25 lOPu
54
48*4 Jan. 26
103.13Sept.28 103.13Sept.28 100,0»:Jan. 11 103
91 J* July
2 91**
"83"" 86 ~ "85" "88" t
26
Sept. 24
Aug. 28 36
26
Sept.24 26
25
31
25*4
25** Aug. 28 25**
100** Apr.
2 10054
100
Feb. 28 105*1
105
106
Jan. 16 113
112" Sept." 14 112** Sept "27 105
113
111
102
Aug.
1 103*4
103
1035* 101X 102**
108 ** "Sept .~I4 109,.; Sept. 28 1055* Jan. 22 119
107*4 108*4
103*4 July 31 103*4
635* Mar. 2 635*
99*4 Mar.
1 99*4
225* Feb.
5 22 X
85** Feb.
8 85**
97*4
97*4 July 11
96
98
97
99
21*4
...
15,500
M.
99
Phlla Elec Pow Co
1966
.
...10
19,500 Insurance Co of N A
35,200 Lehigh Coal ft Navigation.. *
50
19,911 Lehigh Valley..
155 Mlnehlll & Schulyl Haven.50
3,100 Mitten Bank Sec Corp ....25
Preferred
25
15,100
1,500
33
1075* Sale "
92*4
93
1st Ss
325 Horn ft Hardart (Phlla) com.*
140
23
Phlla Elec 1st & ref 4a... 1971
10,000
1,210 Cambria Iron.............50
6,800 Central Airport
—*
20
1,100
"79*"" ~8l"~
Philadelphia City 3*4*—.1934
Budd Wheel Co
200
17*4 Sale
Ask
Bid.
21
Liberty Loan lst4**s, 1932-47
10C Bankers Securities com
200
Ask.
Bid.
Certificates of deposit
lnt'1 Hydroelectric 6s
STOCKS
5,50(1
Sept. 1.
1934.
Home Owners Loan 4s
Shares.
475
1.
Jan. 2
$
2,000 Delaware Elec Pow 5*4»—1959
829,700 Elec A Peoples tr ctfs 4s.196$
1,500
—
Price
STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
In
$85,500
912,088
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
PHILADELPHIA
AGGREGATE SALES.
1933
1934
$99,524
1,035,949
September
Jan. 1 to Sept. 30
521,158
6,592,124
118,957
2,389,743
STOCK EXCHANGE
Bond Sales
1933
,1934
Stock Sales
1
24
21
18
14
6
9
11
12
8
8
24
15
16
17
115* Apr. 17
9
May
3
20** Feb. 16
100*4 June 29
X Sept. 6
95* June 19
10*4 May 11
75* Apr. 11
62** Aug. 24
35
Apr. 24
RANGE OF PRICES ON BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales
1934
September
Jan. 1 to Sept. 30__
238,241
...4,834,908
AGGREGATE SALES.
Since
September.
t
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
3,000
5,000
2,000
1,000
24,000
4,000
11,000
2,000
3,000
m
m.
m.
~
mt
11,000
Shares.
Sept. 1.
1934.
Bid.
179,700 Amotkead Mfg Co ia
3,000 Boston Elev ser's 4s
83,500 Brown Co SH<
1948
Ask.
Bid.
64
66 Mi
58
1946
-
§•
1940
31X Sale
31
88
93K
94Mi
38
Sale
38
42
Series B Sa.
...1948
Series C 6s Jan 1
....1948
Series D 6s
1948
Edison Electric Ilium Co of
Boston 3% cpn notes__193/
31,000
2,000 Kan City Mem ft Btrm 5a 1934
1435
95,400 P C Pocahontaa deb 7a
STOCKS
4,911 Boston Ac Albany........100
11,389 Boston Elevated.
100
50
364 Boston & Maine pref stpd.100
Common stamped
87
100
27
64
1,105
1,070
16
157
30
347
68
500
Sale
60
37S:::::
37
55
55
Lowest.
Highest
Prices
Sale
Prices
Sale
60
Sept. 19
Sept.10 101
Sept. 10
45H Sept.27 4534 Sept. 27
58K Sept. 18
49
58
50
4834
50
50
53
57
65
Sale
60
101N
60
102
75
105
76
U0K
....-
3ft?
Sept. 5
Sept. 19
Sept. 25
Sept. 7
Sept. 8
Sept. 29
Sept. 19
100
105
55
58
Sept. 5 100
104Mi Sept. 19 104Mi
48Mi Sept. 6 4934
50
Sept. 7 50
59
59
Sept. 8
57
Sept. 8 60
101
102
75
112
70
110
Sept. 19 101
110K Sept. 18 11034 Sept. 20
Highest.
Prices
Sale
58K Sept. 18
101
40
34
100
123
123
Sale
120
67
Sale
63
5
9
4
8
26
Sale
20
23
18
20
Class A lat pref atampedlOO
11
Sale
1st preferred class A
100
Class B lat pref stamped 100
Class C lat pref stamped 100
7
13
7
5
12
12
15
9K
Prior pref
i
Sale
60
55
99 K
102 Ma
48
Sale
11^
100
1st
pref class C
1st pref class D
Ill
Sale
8
6
7
8
-
_
-
-
7
6
7
"36""
10
1234
6
—
—
—
—
10
8
150 Mi
136
11434 Sept 17 124
61K Sept 22 67
4
3 K Sept 18
7
7
Sept 26
15
Sept, 17
1834
6
5
Sept, 21
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
7
1
19
26
27
11
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
834 Sept.
9K Sept.
155
Sept.
18
12
10
6
28
10
4
15
15
Sale
6
8
7
100
Class D lat pref atampedlOO
71 Boston At Providence
100
8
1214
9K
Sale
...100
1,324
7
Ask
56 Mi
10
.
4,311
5,575
61
Lowest.
Sept. 29.
Bid.
88
38
39
35
41
100
Prices.
76
Apr.
Sept.
59
Apr.
58
Apr.
100^ July
105 MI June
52
May
58
May
59
Sept.
Sept.10 101
Feb.
Jan.
14
10
Jan.
Jan.
Jau.
15
3
2
Jan. 23
Feb. 24
Jan. 19
62
26
10
28
30
13
13
3
9
8
June 18
July
2 102 K July 24
89
Mar.
7
92
Feb. 10
102 K Jan. 10 111
July 17
Par
533
731
10
4634
35
84
104,700
11,385
16,730
251
35
979,550
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
101
359,200 East Mass StRR aerA 4Hi 1948
Shares.
Ask
1935
24,000
5H»
1950
50,000 Chic let Ry & U S Yds 4a. 1940
147,000
$114,450
Price
$
19,400
8,313,870
1933
$84,800
1,235,800
Jan. 2
BONDS
Jan. 1.
1934
September
Jan. 1 to Sept. 30..
721,441
BOSTON
8TOCK EXCHANGE
In
Bond Sales
1933
Shares.
9
9
Sept.
Sept.
Sept,
8K Sept.
7K Sept.
155
Sept,
7
7
109 K Jan.
55
Jau.
June 19
Apr. 25
Jan.
334 Sept.
7
Sept.
15
Sept.
5
Sept.
834 Jan.
9
July
6
July
6
July
834 Sept.
734 Sept.
139
15
Mar. 16
Feb.
7
Feb.
5
Mar. 28
Feb.
24
Mar.
2
14
Feb.
May
9
Feb.
5
July
Jan.
26
Chic Jet Ry & U 8 Y—
113
205
50
86
1,164
24
"438
1,768
1.406
6% cum pref
...100
11 Conn & Pass Ry pref
100
1,870 East Mass St Ry Co
First preferred
5,831
Preferred B
2,486
1,942
Adjustment..
2,177 Maine Central.....
318
Preferred
26,688
N Y
90
8634
102
&K Sale
85c
6
10
100
Sale
2M
4
100
100
60c
1
\*
...100
10V
IK
8K
Sale
Sale
15 X
15 %
N H At Hartford
96 Northern RR (N H)
100
133 Norwich A Worcester pf.100
3,006 Old Colony..
...100
34,409 Pennsylvania RR
SO
...
69 Prov & Worcester Ry
100
Sept.14 101
Sept. 29
"76" "78"
30 34
100
167 Vermont Ac Massachusetts 100
99
IK
I*
6K
f*
10
Sale
130
101
85Mi
24
10>*
10 K
85c Sept. 7
6
Sept. 17
1K Sept. 25
Sept. 10
8
2
Sale
103
3
5
5K Sept.
7
8K Sept. 17 11
Sept. 28
102K Sept. 18 120K Sept. 24
Mar. 17
May 21
May 11
75c
June
Jan.
6
Sept.
154 Jan.
1
Aug.
5
Aug.
22
May
834 July
87
Apr.
100
79
87
117
^
534 Sept.
10
24 K
130
10
'18"
20
101 Mi 107
115
83
100
5K
8654 Jan.
85
100
100
Sale
101
96 Mi
23 K
Sale
78
Sept. 28
2034 Sept. 15
88K Sept. 14
24ys Sept. 6
130
114Mi
Mar. 10
Feb.
Feb.
3
5
Mar. 15
Feb.
5
Sept. 24
July 11
July
5
Feb.
78
Sept.
2034 Sept.
120
16
May 11
Feb.
6
June
July
22
10
954 July
3J4 Jan.
1054 Jan.
17
6
6
Jan.
9954 Jan.
MISCELLANEOUS—
1,403
205
_
_
_
24
9,202
10,287
5,958
1,090
10
9,110
818
55
10
70
Continental Corp.
Amer Pneumatic Service...29
Preferred
50
First pre erred
2d preferred
__50
Preferred
441
880
1,199
300
110
448
23
111H
Sale
7
Sale
29
Sale
22
10K
1,050 East Boston Co
...10
13,297 Eastern Gas Ar Fuel Assn com
4Cum Prior pref... 100
10,250
6% Cum preferred
16,415
100
17,347 Eastern SS Lines. Inc
*
Preferred
835
First preferred
168
"lOO
1,598 Economy Grocery 8torea
•
5
3
4
K
634
55c
M
5
55
8K
Cooper
Sale
5
Sale
24
Sale
7
74
66 Mi
11K
9
10K
7
o5
IK
8K
Sale
50c
6 Mi
66
67
62
15
17
18
18
21K Sale
IK
2K
13034
9K
20
Sale
10
21Mi
129
9
Sale
19
Sale
2
3K
1134
37
102
Sale
Sale
2
10
4
934
5
Sale
4
HM
11K
26
2
9K
Sale
30
26
8Mi Sept.
3K Sept. 20
5
25
19
5
5
Jan.
16
Jan.
4
Mar. 22
6
May 25
20
Aug.
Jan.
354 Mar.
60c
634 Sept 29
Sept 19
66
60 34 Sept
5
Sept
35
22
6
Sept, 25
98 K Sept
14
1534 Sept 21
120
Sept 21
8K Sept, 21
19
Sept. 26
IK Sept.22
154 Feb.
7
1054 Feb. 23
8054 July 20
70
July 25
1054 Feb.
5
May
rlH
5
Jan.
55
67
45
Jan.
Jan.
Sept. 10
Sept. 1
Sept. 6
534 Sept. 24
36
Sept. 5
100
Sept.11
1834 Sept.28
132
Sept. 4
9 K Sept.
5
21
Sept. 12
134 Sept. 22
5
Aug.
Sept.
9834 Sept.
1554 Sept.
120
Sept.
754 Jan.
35
42
102
25
3K Sept. 12
Sept. 6
12
30
Mar. 19
Jan.
1854 Apr. 18
L5454 Feb. 21
1254 Feb. 16
19
Aug. 20
154 Jan. 22
10
"3 K"Sept." 12
10K Sept. 15
30
17 K
50c
Sale
Jan.
Sept. 26
Feb.
6
Feb.
6
Feb.
3
July 13
Feb.
3
Apr. 24
2
634 Sept. 21
1
Sale
63
28
354
L2554
1054
3934
8954
1254
9K Jan.
3Mi Sept. 20
5
35
95
Sale
Sale
3K Sept. 26
Sept. 26
Sept. 15 113Mi Sept. 6
Sept. 7
5K Sept. 24
Sept. 25 23
Sept. 27
434 Jan.
134 July
354 Aug.
10
Sept.
354 Sept.
10554 July
354 July
79
UK
7K
2K
S
38
102
42
3K
108K
4M
2134
83 K
35
95
4,026 General Capital Corp
*
687 Georgian. Inc (The) cl A pf_20
Bros.
11034
96K 102
40
200
Grief
58
47
46
7K
1,215 Gilchrist Co
....♦
25,223 Gillette Safety Rasor Go.
*
7
734 Sept. 21
IK Sept. 17
"16" Sept.~25 "16" Sept.~25
16
Sale
5
3Mi
125 K
German Credit & Invest
Corp
25% 1st pref allot ctfs
208
*
Sale
Tji :::::
16,675 Employers' Group Assoc T C*
30
11134
4K
5.753 Boston Personal Prop Tr__100
6,384 Brown Ac Co 6% Cum pref "lOO
631 Brown ft Durrel Co common
322 Continental Sec Corp
5
19,463 Edison Blec Illumination. 100
1,224
13
6K Sept. 19
134 Sept. 20
IK
83 K
1,735
775
100
25
7Mi
IK
3K
...100
...
"""235
4H
5
3K
334
8K Sale
*
107,196 Amer Telep At Teleg
IlOO
34,259 Amoskeeg Mfg Co
•
3,088 Bigelow-Sanford Carpet... •
414
""335
Amer At
Apr.
354 Jan.
854 Jan.
2534 Feb.
2
Jan.
5
17
1154 Apr. 30
Feb.
5
1354 July
20
6
Corp
150
40
(The) class A common....*
381 Hathaway's Bakeries pref.. *
2,525 Helvetia OH Co (T C)
1
135
1,828
18
IQK
15c
65c
.»
23
25
*
70
1
50c
22
60c Sept. 12
60c
Sept 12
40c
May 22
1234 Jan. 17
July 19
2634 Aug. 13
24
Apr. 18
154 Apr.
9
1754 Sept.14
7454 July 30
85
1534 Apr.
354 July
454 July
5
Sept.
1
May
2054 Aug.
1554 Mar. 7
954 Feb.
7
8
Sept. 5
654 Feb.
5
25! Feb. 17
2734 Feb.
1
Hygrade-Sylvanla Lamp—
85
Com atk Tr cert
Preferred
International Button
20
636
300
86
1,654
260
•
760
Sewing Machine Co.....10
5,204 Int Hydro-Elec Sys cl A
25
1,098 Llbby McNeil Llbby
10
618 Loew's Theatres
25,899 Mass Util Associates
...25
v 10
*
3,837 Mergenthaler Llnotvpe.....*
No par value,
a Assessment paid.
*
20 K
22
79
85
19
Sale
17K Sept. 14
22
Sept. 16
85
Hole
15K
14M»
15 K
4
2 Ml
3
6K
6
2
24 Mi
Ex-dividend,
Sale
Sale
r
'~7K "8K
5K
IK
21
Cash sale.
6
IK
Sale,
7K
5K
IK
21
Sale
7K
5K
Sale
22
15K Sept. 18
3Mi Sept. 13
8
Sept. 5
5
Sept. 25
IK Sept. 5
21
Sept. 28
1534 Sept. 18
434 Sept. 5
8
Sept. 5
5K Sept. 4
IK Sept. 5
2234 Sept. 25
6
27
24
25
1
31
25
Apr. 24
Aug. 21
Jan. 2
In
Since
September.
Jan. 1.
STOCKS
Bid.
Ask
Ask
Bid.
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sept. 29.
Sept. 1.
1934.
Shares.
Bid.
Ask
Mat'I Mfg & Stores Corp
1,625
160
1.246
254
33
113
150
841
220
1.409
1.301
2,056
100
747
2.709
285
650
97
10
3,662
17,591
Cojcom ihi tt ctfs._l
England Public Sorvlce
Common
New England
*
97
Tel Ac Tel—100
20K
100
10,640
238 Ry Ac Lt Sec Co common
*
10
1,469 Reece Button Hole Macb
2,252 Reece Folding Macb Co.... 1®
17,230 Sbawmut Assn T C
780 Spencer Trask F*d cap stock *
31,676 Stone Ac Webster Inc cap stk
Sale
21
7
13%
'19 % "19 %
25
Sale
—.—*
2,788 Union Twist Drill
9%
% Sale
56 % Sale
5
17,427 United Founders Corp com 1
56,227 United Shoe Macb Corp... 25
Preferred...
........25
7,972
33
Sale
Waldorf
System Inc
488 Waltham Watch class B
5
1,089
26,838
10
10 %
*
Warren Bros
%
65%
Sale
1
36
1%
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
22
15
11
27
6
21
27
20
17
11
% Sept. 22
97% Sept. 5
2l
Sept.14
6
Sept. 12
11% Sept. 6
3
Sept. 6
7% Sept. 26
13% Sept. 22
7% Sept. 27
19% Sept. 4
62
Sept.17
Sept. 8
Sept. 26
Sept.18
Sept. 18
67% Sept. 12
11% Sept. 8
% Sept. 1
66
Sept.27
38
Sept. 14
Sept. 25
4% Sept. 7
2% Sept. 17
14% Sept. 13
40
Sept. 13
7% Sept. 5
11
%
Sale
62
37
36
1
50c
!*
5
4
4%
2%
4
16
13
Sept. 14
4% Sept. 27
2% Sept. 17
13
Sept. 13
30
35
30""
40
40
8
6%
4
Sale
7%
6%
50c
Sept.13
5% Sept. 17
preferred....*
(S D) Ac Co com ....*
.....
.....
"7% "II%
MINING—
360
5.685
"494
55 Inland Creek Coal
Preferred
....
Isle Royal Copper
Mohawk Mining Co
25
485 New River Co preferred... 100
55
270
99,779
100
Common
North Butts
5
2.50
1,450 Olibway Mining Co........25
11.819 Old Dominion Co.... ....25
*
8,956 Pond Cr pocahontas Co
3,692
25
24.392 Oulncy Mining Co......
9.089 Shannon Copper Co.......10
1,895
14.000
64,218 Utah Apex Mining.........5
..1
600,917 Utah Metal Ac Tunnel.
525
•
No par value.
xKx-dlvldend.
2% Sept. 17
21
6
3% Sept.
4
IK
IK
1%
90c
r Cash sale.
.
3
25
2$
25c
"65c"
10
3 K
35
Sept." 17
"3% Sept.""8
Sale*
11
30c
52
Sale
50
25c
Sept.
4
T"
Sept. 15
Sept.12
20c
52
2
5%
12%
4%
14
Jan,
Jan.
16
13
Aug. 13
July 26
July 26
Jan. - 8
49% Jan.
9
Jan.
20
8
% Sept. 26
56% Jan.
2
32% Jan.
5
1% July 27
Sept. 14
4% Sept. 27
2% Sept. 17
13
Sept. 13
30
Aug. 31
5% Aug.
8
17% Jan.
5
10
Jan.
9
50c
Sept .""4
Sept. 15
Sept. 29
Feb.
Jan.
Mar.
1
10c
Jan.
July
20c
Aug. 31
30
Jan.
4
18
Sale
50c
IK
1%
2% Sale
1%
2K
a
15c
22c
IK
Sale
67% Sept.
15
Apr.
1% Feb.
68% Apr.
38
Sept.
Mar. 21
4% Feb.
52
Sept. 25
Sept. 4
Sept. 4
20c
Sept. 7
1% Sept. 13
3
Sept. 5
10c
75c
1
Sept.
July
Jan.
Jan
21
23
11
10
21
25
28
4
24
5
2
5
9
23
12
21
15
17
23
5
4
19
18
Jan. 26
Apr.
6
1% Feb. 24
19
July
2
2% Apr.
7
22c
Apr. 30
3
Feb. 16
6% July 26
75c
10
June
3% Feb.
2% July
85c
50c
17
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
I
17
14
5
8% Feb.
6
Apr.
30
Aug.
55
May
13% Jan.
17% Jan.
12% Mar.
Apr.
18
12
26
2
3
Jan.
Sept. 25
17% Sept. 25
Sept.21
15c
Sept. 7
1% Sept. 4
2% Sept. 28
6lc
17%
%
15c
20 %Aug. 29
15c
"50c"
23
7
97% Sept. 5
34% Feb.
6
10% Feb.
3
12 % May
1
3
May
7
9% Feb. 17
19% Feb.
6
13% Feb.
7
55c
60c
Feb.
Mar. 13
1 % Feb.
25c
33c
25c
80c
18%
1%
22c
60c
18
1
6% Feb.
2% Apr.
5% Feb.
60c
Apr.
28% Feb.
108
Aug.
2% Feb.
% Apr.
2% July
3
33c
Sept.10
Sept. 25
Sale
60c
25c
IK
35c
25c
75c
87Kc Sale
10
1 % Feb.
2
June
IK Sale
15c
9
92
I
50c
2H
Sale
Jan.
20% Sept. 11
5% July 31
Apr.
24% Mar.
20c
55
83
20c
20c
48
% May 21
1
3%
25
1.849 Nlplssing Mines
2,865
3% Sale
1
3%
3%
4%
105
105
90
25
5,717
433
%
....
lH Ig
11^* 25c
1
1
431 La Salle Copper.....
50
82
"3% Sale"
...25
21,111 Copper Range Co
25
2,542 Hancock Consol Mining
10,003
Sale
25
26
"780
4K
Calumet At Hecla .........25
240 Cliff Mining
55c
.....
Convertible
447 Warren
62%
19%
11
3
Prior preferred.........100
19
% Sale
65
65%
36%
37
4%
20
60
lot
ill
2%
7%
14%
%
91%
20%
5%
11%
2%
6%
12%
5%
17%
12
com •
Preferred
11%
11
50c
2,259
655
105
Sale
50c
3.595 Venezuela Mexican Oil CrplO
1,820 Venezuela Holding Corp....*
30
63
y 4%
94% Sale
25
22%
y
7 K
12
3
7%
14%
6
11K
2%
....
16,908 Swift Ac Co
K
a
%
K
K
%
Pacific Mills
13,682 Torrlngton Co
Feb.
5-16 Aug.
22c
Net Senr
1.216 Now
1-
Prise
STOCKEXCHANGE
Shares.
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
BOSTON
AGGREGATE SALES
65
STOCK EXCHANGE
BOSTON
OCT., 1934.]
Baltimore Stock
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON BALTIMORE STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales
1934
September
JaD. 1 to Sept. 30.
..Shares.
AGQREOATE SALES.
Since
September.
Jan. 1.
500
2",000
2~, 600
G
1
4,900
1,000
Bid.
Ask.
Sale
Ask.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
Lowest.
Sept. 29.
Sept. 1.
1934.
1962
1961
.
103 X Sept. 10 103X Sept. 10
104
104
Jau.
13
103X Sept. 27 10354 Sept. 27
_
_
Jan.
16
94 X
Sale
*
104
104
105
Sept. 19 104
Sept. 19
1960
..1958
Q4
VZ
104
Improvement.. 1954
94 vs
Improvement..1951
94X
9454
104
6
104
4s Annex
..1957
House..
4s 3d sewer
104
9454
_-
-
Jan.
103X Sept. 26 10454 Sept. 6
104
Sept. 19
Sept. 19 104
-
104
1954
X Aug. 10
4s P & B (cpn)
48 P & B (coupon)
1952
1951
106
48 P & B
1942
105
1950
(cpn)
4s 2d School Loan
4s O. B.
(coupon)
48 2d
Sewer (cpn)
Water ser
5,000
1947
1937
100 x
9
Apr. 10
Apr. 24
Mar. 5
Aug. 28
Aug. 24
Apr. 13
X Apr. 30
i
May
9
i54 Aug. 16
June 25
June 25
Feb.
101
1
i
8
June 25
10054 Aug. 16
100 x
1940
60
ext ..1938
Mar. 20
60
Mar. 20
Cypress Co6Ks ctfs
(Hat)
2X Sept.20
Co 6^s
Trac
Co.
Nth
Fowler Lumber
254 Sept. 20
254 Sept. 20
254 Sept.20
1939
Lumber
254 Sept. 20
254 Sept. 20
102
954 Jan.
Co
15
Sept. 27
15
Sept. 27
7%
1
1936
Sept. 18
1
Sept. 18
2
Jan.
22
106
Apr. 23
June
9
1654 Jan.
30
Feb.
16
15
Feb.
16
3 108 X May
Aug.
2 32
Apr.
4 27
3
2
4
10854 May
Il939
32
25
27
1941
-----
Aug.
Apr.
78
90
Apr. 19
100
65X
2X
69
454 Sept. 27
454 Sept. 28
2
6
4
5,000
Jamison Cold Storage Door
6^8
1,000
i9_
6,000 Knoxville Trac 1st 5s
1938
1,000
1949
4,000 Lexington, Ry 1st 5s
Feb.
4254
2654
60 54
65 54
6
6
& Gravel 6%
Maryland Pennsylvania RR
l»t
1,000
..1951
1,000 Merchants Term 6s......1948
2,000 Monongah Vail Tr 1st 5s. 1942
53,000 North Avenue Market 6s. 1940
2,000 Potomac Vail RR 1st 5% 1941
9 106
Sept.18
Feb.
2
30
15
5X
Sept.19
Sept. 19
90
June 23
Sept.19
86
June
78
7 100
June
6
Jan. 29
July 30
July
3
7
93
15
Apr. 19
Feb.
7
June
28
6
Mar. 17
64
July
9
65# July 3
4X Sept. 28
6
86
Sept. 19
June
8X
13
15
9
"I§54 Sale"
36
5
Sept. 19
18X Sept. 29
17X Sept. 17
41
39
Sept. 19
7
97 X Aug. 28
15
July 30
Sept.
5
July 17
July 30
9654 May
1
97
5
Sept. 19
1854 Sept. 29
1754 Sept. 17
48X Feb. 17
5
Sept. 19
13 54 Mar. 8
14
Apr.
3
48X Feb. 17
854 Jan.
3
19
June 11
17 X Sept. 17
43
13
Jan.
6
Feb.
16
81
Jan.
Feb.
Apr.
12
85
Apr.
12
41
81
85
39
Jan.
15
47 X May
22
15
Sept. 19
Sept.
5
43
Apr. 24 105
105
Apr.
6
6
16
Apr. 24
funded 5s
32,400
3,600
(flat).
Funding 5s (ctfs)
First 6s
1949
54 July 30
X Apr. 27
1936
62,000
1936
(flat)
June
1
12
75
1654 Jan.
Realty 6% (ctfs). 1940
Fairmount & Clarksburg
Traction 1st 5%
1,000
1938
1,000 Finance Co of Amer 61*8.1934 100
1,000 Fla Cent & Pen 5% ctfs..1943
2,000 Ga Caro & Nor 6% flat..1934
3,000 Ga Sou & Fla Ry 1st 5s..l945
2,000 Gibson Island Co 1st 6s_.1936
25,000 Internat Oil Co conv 7s..1935
El
Sept.18
Feb.
45
80
Davison
8c
1
12
72
5% certificates......
2,000 Macon Dublin 8c Sav 5%.1947
18,000 Maryland El Ry 6 Ms (flat) 1957
6s
1933
18,000
6% (certificates)
4,000
1933
20
Aug. 12
15
Sept. 27
9 103 X Mar. 9
1154 June 18
10354 Mar.
Ches & Po Tel of Va 1st 5s '43
Consol Coal refund
4^8.1934
Ry
10X Feb.
1254 Mar. 22
11
Century Parkway Corp 6sl956
United
2X Sept. 20
17
8
1054 June 21
8 104 X July
17
18
Balto
certificates (flat)
Iron City Sand
Jan.
954 Jan.
9X
Central Ry Cons 6% ctfs. 1934
Consol Gas 1st 5s
Danville Traction 5%
2X Sept.20
ctfs
Div 1st 5s
5,000
ii...l942
1st 58 certificates
1942
1,000
1936
1,000 Canadian Govt 454a
1st 6s ctfs (flat)
34,000
1949
Income 4s (flat)
58,000
1949
Income 4s ctfs.:
1949
2,000
First 4s (flat).
221,000
...1949
1st 4s ctfs (flat)
190,000
1949
47,000 Wash B & A 5s (ctfs) flat. 1941
1951
1,000 Wash Con Title 6s ctfs
X
X
X
X
12
20
Feb.
1
90
3K8New sewerage impt.. 1980
3Ms Funding
1936
3548
1945
Case
9
10054 Aug. 16
48 3rd Water Serial cpn
1957
4s 3d School (cpn).. ....1954
3^8 Public Impt
Feb.
10454 Apr. 10
103 54 Apr. 24
10154 Mar. 5
102
Aug. 10
105
Aug. 24
106
Apr. 13
10154 Apr. 30
1957
(flat)
J937
3,000
8,000 Augusta Ry 8c El Co 1st 5s 1940
10,000 Bait Spar Pt & Ches 4 Us. 1953
4K% (certifs)
1953
7,000
3,000
3,000
6,700
1,000
1,000
5,000
1,000
7,000
4,000
100
....1950
4«-
12
20
1
July
Feb.
July
Feb.
104
1959
...
>X June 20
May 29
X Aug. 7
7
100
..1940
4s 2d water serial
July 25
Apr. 17
10354 Aug.
1941
4s 2d water serial
X Aug.
1
X Mar. 27
X Apr.
3
i
July 25
i
Apr. 17
103 J* Apr. 11
Jan. 23
100
1948
4s 2nd
Balto
2,000
10,000
7,000
2,000
42,000
24,000
1,000
Feb.
10454 Aug. 10
104 54 Aug.
1
103 X Mar. 27
103 K Apr.
3
Arnold
2,000
6
June 29
...1963
Arnold
2,000
1,000
1,000
X June 25
X Sept.
1
4s Pub Lib Ser cpn
48 P & B (coupon)
1,000 Alabama Co gen 6s
6,000
8
6
48 Pub Lib Ser cpn
1,000
3,500
1,000
1,000
1,000
26,200
1,000
1,500
4,200
5,000
5
Feb. 21
Mar. 8
June 25
Mar. 15
54 June 29
100 48 2d
4,000
95 54 Jan.
100 54 Feb.
10154 Mar.
23
Apr. 11
12
100 4s 2d School Loan
3,000
25
Mar. 15
04X
02 X
01X
05 X
03X
100
1,000
3,000
05 54 July
1951
1,000
3,000
05
2
21
Mar.
6
1957
1955
June 20
11
24
Feb.
series,(cpn). 1957
48 Public Park Impt
4s Paving
Loan
03 X May 14
05 X July 23
Apr.
10354 Sept. 17 10454 Sept.
4s Annex
4s School
June 18
06
22
Jan.
-
--
Sale"
8,200
11,100
10,600
16,600
1,000
1,000
1,000
3,000
1,000
1,000
3,300
4,900
1,000
94X
...........1957
48 Engine House....
10
24
Jan.
104
94 X
4s Water
1958
22
0454 July 17
02 X Feb. 23
Jan.
104X Sept. 14 10454 Sept. 14
1961
Loan
Prices.
04 X Aug.
03 X Sept.
Jan.
1961
school loan
1947
48 Second School Loan Ser *46
100 48 2d School Loan
1943
5,000
Feb. 23
Jan.
2
1971
1961
Sale
Prices.
Aug. 22
104
94 X
94 X
17,300
2,000
1,400
2,700
1,000
4s Airport
1.
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Prices.
1943
1,800 4s Conduit
2,500 4s Jones Falls
1,000 *54« 2d Sewer coupon.
25,500 4s Sewerage Impt
1,800 4s Dock Loan
7,600 4s School House
2,200 48 Burnt District
8,400 4s Conduit
3",600
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
Price
BONDS
500 5s
400
$91,300
1,153,772
Jan. 2
BALTIMORE CITY BONDS—
%
1933
1934
$139,400
.1,301,603
September
Jan. 1 to Sept. 30
32,540
477,339
BALTIMORE
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
Bond Sales
1933
13,219
355,515
8X
8
9
8
"""54 Sale"
8X
IX
854
X
8
2
9
754
2X
X
8
754
X
X
8
754
IX
Sept.15
Sept. 7
Sept. 28
Sept. 4
Sept. 6
Sept. 17
Sept. 8
8
8
X
54
854
8
154
Sept. 15
Sept. 22
Sept. 14
Sept. 4
Sept. 7
Sept.
5
Sept. 8
8
754
54
X
8
7%
IX
40
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Apr.
Sept.
Sept.
Aug.
15
7
28
4
3
17
8
10
12
X Jan. 26
X June 21
Feb. 16
10 X June
1
Feb
•
X Sept.
21
8
4
16
12
Feb
11
2
Feb. 23
Mar.
9
40
Aug. 10
AQQREQATE
Jan.
Jan. 1.
STOCKS.
82
1,850
28,084 Arundel Corporation.......*
1,890 Atlantic Coaat L (Conn)—00
40
12
12%
30
24
Ask
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
10c
Jan. 18
il % Sept. 18
14K Sept. 27
Sept. 20
27 k Sept. 25
11% July 26
24
Aug.
1
25c
13 k
Sale
27%
29
26
Black 8c Decker common..,
949 Ches
30
*
Ac Pot Tel of Bait
pf..loo
June 11
Jan. 11
2% June 22
5%
5
5
5k
12
5%
13 k
113" Sale"
5k Sept.10
4k Sept. 4
13
Sept.20
12K Sept. 14
115k Sept. 27 118% Sept. 10
50 Commercial Credit Corp com.
709 Commercial Credit pref B
34
.25
1,449
7% preferred
....——25
*
7,686 Con sol Gas £ L At Power
399
6% preferred ser D
100
5 4% pref ser B...
449
100
5% preferred....
100
3,173
332
31
13
131
100
180
599
204
1,188
100
54 %
Sale
100%
28%
64%
65
110
106
105
100
Finance Co of Am class A...*
Class
2
Sale
27% Sept. 18 29
62
Sept. 18 65%
111
Sept. 19 112
110
Sept. 6 110
103k Sept. 15 106
2k Sept. 25
4% Sept. 21
3
5k
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
4
6
Sept.10
2k Sept. 25
6% Sept. 28
20
20
19
36 %
16
Sale
36
40
4%
5
Sale
16 %
19k Sept. 7
34k Sept. 17
15
Sept. 18
5k Sept. 14
6
Sept. 6
20k Sept. 20
36% Sept. 4
17
Sept. 28
5%
5%
6k
5% Sept. 24
6
Sept. 6
Service com d A..10
5 Ga Sou & Fla 1st pref
100
135
350 Guilford Realty Co com
Houston OH
....50
preferred....100
205 Insurance Shares Md ctfs
58
35
24
870
50
2,853 Mfrs Finance common
1st preferred..
1,002
97,907
5,071
v t
15
63
66 Mercantile Trust Co
4,076
4,374
Merch A
6%
4% Sale
~~7
Septlli
""3l2
3,555
1,382
1,277
126
100
223
ik
1%
ik
225
""450
3,033
31
60
*
"12" "14"
Sale
Amsterdam Casualty
955 Northern Central Ry...
6
Sept.
6
Jan.
8
Jan.
9
5% Mar. 16
5
Apr. 12
2% Jan. 11
25c
June 30
% May 29
7
Jan. 19
4% Jan. 10
2% Jan.
4
75c
7
Mar. 12
Sept. 25
Sept.24
Sept. 6
Sept. 19
1
Sept. 28
Sept. 21
5
974 Seaboard Comm'l
com
32
35
32
6
22
Sept. 17
36% Sept.
2%
4
141
27
10
Sale
6k
84
7
"Ik "Ik
"48" "49 X
_.
__
8
87
ik
54
53
Sale
5
A...10
6
...
339 Western Md Dairy Corp pref*
20
758 Western National Bank
1% Jan. 31
Aug. 16
Mar. 28
27% Sept. 26
13
Jan.
6
7c
Mar. 23
17 k
38
.50
Preferred
10
701
74 Standard Gas Equip com
*
Preferred
100
318
10 United Porto Rlcan Sug pfd*
8,158 United Rys A Elec Co com.50
2
78,277 U S Fidelity A Guar
1% Jan.
4
1% July 27
185
210
100
30 Real Estate Trust Co
20 Roland Pk Homel'd Co pf.100
Sept. 18
Jan. 17
Sept. 25
Sept. 25 210
27k Sept. 26 28% Sept. 17
17
Sept. 18 18% Sept. 6
210
25
18 k
36
21
1%
No par value.
Jan. 23
3
15
Sept. 15
Sept. 4
Sept.
83
Sept.
ik Sept.
53
Sept.
50
Sept.
6
18
26
8
10
13
7% Sept. 4
87
Sept. 4
^
1% Sept. 8
54% Sept. 22
50
Sept. 13
5 Roland Park Co prior pf..l00
297
18
10%
16
Jan . 3
Feb.
5
200
"28% :::::
7% oref.25
5,100 Owlngs Mills Distillery Inc..l
•
4,998 Penna Water A Power
30
2% Sept. 25
4% Sept. 21
2
1
50
Mt Vern-Woodb Mills prellOO
New
93
Jan. 18
Jan. 12
Jan.
3
ik
7k
ik
1%
ik
Sept. 21
Sept. 25
Sept. 28
ik Sept. 4
ik Sept. 19
2
Sept. 21
7
29 Nat Central Bk of Bait... 100
86 National Marine Bank.....JO
17,666
.
Sept.27
219 Mortgage Bd & Title Co com.*
'
8
101
8
1
7%
9%
3%
5%
1% Sale
Miners Tranap.
Monon W Penn PS
"9 % iiiii
9%
*
.25
...25
Maryland Cas Co
1
Junior conv pref ser B
1
Maryland & Pa RR
..100
May OH Burner Corp com..10
Second preferred
36
160
10
*
...
925
35
282
*
100
Preferred
45 Home Credit Co pref
13,142
4
4
Jan.
Jan. 25
Feb.
6
May 19
July
9
Mar. 2
Feb.
1
Mar. 5
106
July 13
29
May 29
68% July
9
112
July 25
111
June
7
106
Aug. 24
3%
864
""389
Jan.
3
"I" "14*"
20
no
Jan.
24
6
52%
5 105%
10
*
B__
1,627 Finance
104
12% Jan." 25 12%
8%
4% July 25
8% Jan.
4 16%
112% Jan . 8 119
25
July 12 30
25% Feb.
1 25%
24% Jan. 23 29%
90
111%
109
-
28% Sept. 13
105
27%
64k
112
104
100 E Porto Rican Sugar com—1
Preferred
...1
180
249 Eastern Rolling Mill
*
1,774 Emerson Bromo Selts A...2.50
20
6,427 Fidelity & Deposit..
3,819 Fidelity A Guar Fire Corp. 10
345
102
25
24
_
.
""325
27% Sept. 13
24
90
221
,*"223
13c
Jan. 18
18% Jan. 17
45% Feb. 15
8
June 11
10c
Jan. 11
4% Feb. 28
8
4
4
...25
Preferred...
Sale Prices.
9c
9
21,261
1,594
35
Sale
Highest.
Lowest.
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Sept. 29.
Ask. Bid.
10c
Bid.
4
200
15
Ask.
7c
17 %
33
200 Baltimore Trust Co (old).. 10
605 Baltimore Tube common..100
'"868
Sept. 1.
10c
Bid.
.100
3 Baltimore Com'l Bank
1.
2
1934.
Par.
Shares.
"l~,488
JAN.
SINCE
Price
STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
September.
RANGE
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
BALTIMORE
SALES.
In
Shares.
67
BALTIMORE STOCK EXCHANGE
OCT., 1934.]
4% Sept. 27
7% Sept. 27
4k Sept. 4
7% Sept. 27
Jan.
*
3c
~~34 Sale
65%
"Ik "I% "4% Sale"
83
4
80
27
Sept. 18
Sept. 14
Sept. 4
Sept.
6
3c
Sept. 18
4% Sept. 6
83
Sept. 7
27
Sept. 6
3
May
5% July
July
2% Jan.
70c
Feb.
3c
Aug.
3
65%
25
44% May
9
20
Apr. 12
6% May 21
6
Sept. 6
5% Feb.
8
3% Jan.
9
7% Jan. 25
5
Apr. 12
Jan. 16
% May 29
% May 29
9% May
2
9% June
6
4% July 21
4
1% Jan. 24
July 12
Feb. 19
2% Feb.
5
2 % July
2
2
Sept. 21
6
FeD.
7
210
Aug.
9
35
Feb. 15
19% June 20
7c
Mar. 23
49
Apr. 26
6% Apr. 10
9
4
Mar. 21 141
30
25% May 29
16
Sept. 18
74% Jan.
9
1% Aug.
1
45% Jan.
9
50
Sept. 13
11% Jan. 26
23
May 24
50c
.
4
Jan. 16
2% Sept. 25
6% Sept. 28
10% Apr. 18
22
Mar. 3
Jan.
26
23
18
30
10
6
9
Jan. 11
July 31
Mar. 21
Feb.
1
12% Jan.
17
May
7
1% May 22
56% Aug. 13
50
Sept. 13
88
11% Jan. 26
May 24
23
4% Sept. 27
7% Sept. 27
July 18
2% Jan
30
70c
Feb. 10
15c
Feb. 23
7
Feb.
5
85
Apr. 27
29
Apr. 16
50c
Cleveland Stock
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON CLEVELAND STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales
1934
September
Jan. 1 to Sept. 30
Shares_
aggregate sales.
CLFVELAND
Jan. 1.
Shares
Shares
110
Jan. 2
STOCKS
Par
1934.
Bid.
2,375
Aetna Rubber...
.....
20 Air-Way Electric pref
.
•
26
7,517
827
55
Allen Industries
104
Preferred
5,727
.....
100
Central United National
20
•
347
Pref
100
69 Cleve Autom Mach 1st pf
*
113
545
460
88
29
2,377
85
...
•
5,532 Corrigan McKinney voting.. 1
2,093
Non-voting...
1
170
4,513
2,298
147
761
Dow Chemical..
*
(After 50% stock dlv)__
Preferred
173*
18
63 5*
140
621
100
1,035
Preferred
........100
12
104
100
—
'
—
98
753
6% preferred
.....100
12,439 Geometric Stamping.......*
*
....
157 Goodrich (B F) pref
100
90 Goodye ir Tire & Rubber
*
1,107
35
15
75
113
6,455 Interlake SS
1,386 Jaeger Machine
2,225 Kaynee Co
130
110
42
"345
7,070
1,623
125
169
2.870
1,063
58
44
85*
10
9
103*
5,101
2,171
4,969
393*
55
..."
32
300
12
133*
4,811
40
302
Preferred
•No par value.
69
54
Sale
52
55
10
11
4
6
16
Sept. 28
109
Sept. 12
6
Sept. 7
57
Sept.14
573* Sept. 5
55
Sept. 1
10
Sept. 7
63* Sept. 1
1
Sept. 29
6
Sept. 11
1073* Sept.
573*
Sale
103*
1
8
Sale
53*
12
2
10
10
113*
103*
13
13
Sept.
Sept.
53
Sept.
50
Sept.
10
Sept.
63* Sept.
1
Sept.
53* Sept.
55
10
\h* 10
Sept.
Sept.
123* Sept.
123* Sept.
6
6
75
70
74
195*
10
5
26
27
265*
34 3*
37
3
2
2
193*
15
74 5*
"71" ~
79
8
70
773*
733* 70
120
110
1123* 110
23
20
193*
193*
7
4
43*
273* 243*
273* 27
M.
40
38
23*
153*
805*
5
43*
13*
40
23*
6
10
59
64
60
75
83
733*
Sale
1
13*
Sept.
Sept.
733* Sept. 28
112
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
38
Sept.
13* Sept.
27
78
Sept.
4
78
195* Sept. 10
5
40
2
Sept. 17
Sept. 7
Sept.17
Sept. 8
15
81
5
43*
55*
Sale
»*
—
13
71
70
«.
76
12
4
1
10
68
Sept.
43* Sept.
73* Sept.
60
76
13*
1
Sept.19
43* Sept. 11
73* Sept. 4
5
44
10
10
53*
3*
100
43*
63*
1
73*
6
5
483*
6
93*
*
1
4
*
*
....._*
10
..100
100
National Tile
•
..!* 18
6
93*
2
4
45
12
.....
*
43*
23*
Sale
15
883*
43*\
40
5
32
13*
...50
.....100
5
3
25* Sale
133
27
Sept. 14
Sept. 20
Sept. 19
\—
100
o3*
45
2
13*
13*
13*
213*
9
85
98
100
173*
18
23*
15
4
22
23*
25
21
A"
3
83*
73 3*
22
33*
£*
Sept. 11
85
Sept.
993* Sept.
193* Sept.
13* Sept.
10
Sept.
5
Sept.
27 85
27 100
5
193*
25
13*
15 123*
5
10
22
Sept. 18
3
Sept.28
93* Sept. 27
Sept. 27
Sept. 5
Sept. 5
Sept. 25
Sept. 7
Sept. 10
22
Sept. 18
33* Sept. 27
10
Sept. 19
10
9
10
1
5
1
5
33*
4
3
4
3
Sept.12
33* Sept. 13
93*
3
93*
9
6
9
9
9
33*
2
45
Sept. 11
Sept. 24
Sept. 26
1
Sept. 24
t*
4§*
35*
13*
23*
23*
20
■
23*
4
I*
13*
23*
"23"
25
65
1
Sept. 20
Sept.11
23* Sept.
45
4
Sept. 26
"5""
Sale
50
43*
"f
""2*3*
16
173*
100
46
90
82
97
4
5
13* Sept.
5
h
153*
583*
43*
Sept.
7
21
Sept,
7
Jan.
Sept. 20
Sept. 21
43*
3*
53*
13*
13*
75
84
6
2I*
41P.
HU
Sept.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Aug.
Aug.
July
Apr.
65
Sept.
6
13* Sept.
4
165*
94
53*
25* Sept. 5
213* Sept. 17
153* Sept. 21
85
Sept. 10
3
Sept. 6
223* Sept. 27
163* Sept. 4
89
Sept. 25
21
Feb.
23
23
2
Feb.
June 20
Apr. 27
15
Jan.
Feb.
14
2
4
27
12
8
9
963* Apr.
Mar. 14
90
3
Feb.
20
6
3
12
9
Feb.
9
563* Apr. 10
4
195* Aug.
82
Apr. 12
20
Apr. 12
41
June 21
28
Aug.
7
Apr. 10
Apr. 23
Jan. 22 1015* July 21
Jan. 13
195* Sept. 5
6
13* Feb.
May 12
Jan.
3
18
Mar.
1
85
June 12
Jan.
26
22
Sept. 10
5
21 3* Jan.
2
3
June 12
33
Feb.
18*
Feb.
23
7
Apr.
12
8
Feb.
2
Jan.
Sept.10
30
70
Feb.
3
63* Jan.
23* Jan. 24
3
Sept. 12
5
Apr. 26
12
Mar. 20
14
Feb.
5
8
Mar. 28
11
Feb.
24
2
24
Apr.
16
Sept.
45
Sept.
33* July
1
Sept.
2 3* June
4
Apr.
133* July
4
130
45
26
23
30
£*
Mar. 26
53* June 29
43* Jan. 20
Feb.
13
43* Jan.
24
9
18
21
Sept.
7
Feb. 23
Feb. 23
95
Sept 20
85* Feb. 19
Sept. 20 141
Aug. 14
Mar.
2
60
July 26
Jan.
19
Aug. 20
3* Jan. 26
May 29
6
15* Jan.
1
21
24
Jan.
23
27
5
23* Jan.
24
3
33*
225*
Feb.
Jan.
5
4
43* Sept.
16
Apr. 24
July 19
July 29
Aug.
2
6
60
43* Sept.
645* Sept. 20
1
Sept. 8
Jan.
23
Sept.
13* Sept.
165* July
76
Aug.
4
July
63* Jan.
95
4
Sept.20
Sept. 20 134
100
61
13*
Sale
21
1023*
4
35*
43*
1373* 140
130
69
23
2
43*
13*
25*
213*
10
9
43*
223*
Sept. 20
35*
"50" 165"
43*
d*
"16"
10
Jan.
8
16
100
65
85
29
17
Jan.
9
75
7
14
43*
83
27
2
Jan.
17
Jan.
34
2
15* July
33* May
Jan.
70
123*
1
.*
*
10
Sept.11
Feb.
12
20
27
Apr. 30
13
41
June 21
213* Jan. 12
28
Mar.
11
78
4
2
83
Jan.
20
233*
123*
803*
99
993* 1013*
18
193*
3
21
30
104
43*
6
70
Jan.
25
20
29
14
Sept. 7
July 20
703* July 20
Mar.
118
15
76
72
Mar. 22
283* Jan.
1133* July
Sept.
June
62
60
Sept. 14
Sept.20
13* Sept. 10
June 27
53* Jan.
50
63*
10
10
•
.........
Ohio Brass "B"
213* Sale
3
.........
Mur "A**
5
...100
3
3
Jan.
1083* Mar.
24
*
1
235* Feb.
863* Apr. 23
Jan.
1
Sept.
53* Sept.
33* May
93* Jan.
22
....*
20
May 10
63* Aug.
•
...._•
3
Jan.
393* Jan.
50
Sept.
68
24
50
93*
Jan.
16
1003* Jan.
60
4
83*
50
03*
55
693* Mar.
112
103
16
71
Refining........25
Preferred
49
Sept.
69
National Carbon pfd_.__.l00
500 Otis Steel
Sale
16
77
31
Hundred Corp * A***
100 North Amer Securities A....*
"672
110
63* Sale
2
1H
103*
9
6
23* Mar.
108
7
9
Feb.
98
2
75
12
40
*
National Acme
12,684 Nestle Le
1,474 Nineteen
i*
June 30
1
Jan.
23*
6
55
10
2
25* June
19
7
Sept.
175* Jan.
68
195*
695*
Lamaon Sessions
10 National Tool..
Preferred
295
193* Sept. 1
Sept. 24
80
22
...100
196
700
183* Sept.
Sept.
80
•
Prices.
Feb.
255* June 14
3* Apr. 20
7
Aug. 22
363* Aug. 17
83* Apr. 20
703* May 18
2
May 11
33* Apr. 28
453* July
Jan.
si*
21
Company......
Preferred
r
Sale
109
2
93*
10
Preferred
National
18
"21"
"73*
..._.*
5 National City (Old)
"465
85* Sept. 24
233*
•
490 Murray Ohio
220 Myers (F E) Bros..
"255
73* Sept. 14
3
14
26
30
4
13
6
31
Apr.
55
8
45
223*
12,676
125
Sept.13
353*
83
Preferred
...100
167 Miller Wholesale Drug......*
Mohawk Rubber...
•
150
Preferred
100
10
"475
1
353*
McKee (Arthur G) B
*
2,048 Medusa Portland Cement...*
2,251 Metropolitan Paving Brick..*
"72
Sept.13
37
3,000 Kelly Island LkT
50 Korach
1
13*
713*
....
""25
6
68
Greif Bros Cooperage
344 H flbee 1st preferred
75
2d preferred
20
Sept.
Jan.
May
33* Sept.
66
July
13* Apr.
23* June
1
Apr.
3* May
44
...100
Preferred
2,034 Hanna M A $7 pref
3,723 Harbauer
1,462 Harris Seybold Potter
241
60
4
30
42
655 Halle Brothers............10
261
Preferred
...100
""35
5
5
100
First preferred..
75 Great Lakes Towing
10
Sept.
43* Sept. 13
3
1
May 24
255* June 14
3* Apr. 20
40
90
25
3*
24
-
35
39 3*
46
186 General Tire & Rubber..-.25
151 Godman Shoe
65* Sept.
34
Highest
Sale
Prices
2
24
63*
Fostoria Pressed Steel Corp.*
7
1
613*
73*
9
193* Sale
793*
25
.......
835 Foote Burt
15
633*
83*
53*
40 Firestone Tire & Rubber..10
165
63* Sept. 5
Sept. 25
33* Sept. 26
60
Sept. 6
45
3
5
15
2,352 Federal Knitting Mills .....*
1,955 Ferry Cap & Set Screw
*
135
4
8
"53*
..
13* Sept.
23*
78
*
...100
514 Enamel Products
608 Faultless Rubber
70
—
10
606 Elec Controller 8c Mfg.....
154
4
Sale
Prices
903*
2
282
95
—
2
45
85
*
Cliffs Corporation v t C
100 Commercial Bookbinding..
"795
53 3*
9
183*
266 Cleve & Buffalo Trans...
100
Ih
55
Cleveland Cliffs Iron pref..
Cleveland Elec 111 6% preflOO
174 Cleveland Quarries
*
1,012 Cleveland Kjs
100
Certificates of deposit..100
5,459
100
4,804 Cleveland Trust
1,154 Cleveland Union Stkyds...
*
4.869 Cleveland Worsted Mills
170
23*
"13*
Builders Realty
536 Cleveland Builders Supply.
4,082
3,910
Sal*
33
"73*
4
50
2
3*
*
*
1,452 Cleveland
650
..
.
100
5,858 City Ice 8c Fuel
17
305
70
515*
6
53
33
73*
13* Sept.
Lowest
HiQhesl.
Prices.
25
103
7*
Sale
3*
*
238 Chase Brass 8c Cop pfd...l00
10
38
43*
46 3*
5
100
Brown Fence & Wire B
30 Canfield Oil
7
Preferred
"385
k-
6 4
15
61 Bulkley Building pref....100
305 Byers Machine A
*
20
747
43*
4
*
*
Electric.........
13*
3*
15*
22
"""3* """5*
200 Bessemer Limestone A
1,200
13*
Ask
Bid
Ask
10
:*
Preferred.............
4,679 Apex
2
1
Bid.
Lowest.
Sept. 29.
Sept. 1.
Ask.
100
13 Akron Rubber Reclaiming..4'
565
5
1.
Price
Since
September.
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
8TOCH EXCHANGE
In
$2,000
84,000
September
Jan. 1 to Sept. 30.
27,359
404,225
252,902
1933
1934
Bond Sales
1933
14,371
Feb.
13
3* Jan. 17
12
8
May
75
May 29
43* July 24
7
I*
3
3"
2I*
18*
95
Mar.
Feb.
2
5
May 31
Feb.
6
Jan.
26
May 29
Mar. 22
Apr. 24
Jan
17
Feb
17
June 25
43* July
24
OCT., 1934.]
69
CLEVELAND STOCK EXCHANGE
AGGREGATE SALES
CLEVELAND
Price
Jan. 2
1034.
STOCKS
Par.
Packer Corp
*
Paragon Refg 3d pmt end...*
Br t c 3d P End...
.*
Bid.
3%
X
Sept. 1.
Ask.
5
X
Patterson-Sargent
*
Peerleaa Motor.............3
Rtchmsn Bros
Sale
3
Preferred..............100
L..
IK
14
22%
.35
47
.10®
99
........
......
23
jf
Sale"
Sale
71
Sale
69
lH
21
——
Truscon
Steel pref.......l00
Union Metal...............*
Van Dorn...
Vlchek
Tool...............*
5
'io« A
70
28
Youngst Sheet 3c TubeLd .100
34
15 %
80
30
2% Sale
1
IX
2H
3
nl
23
•No par value.
Sept.
1
5% Sept. 29
4
21
Sept. 18
% Sept. 11
% Sept. 11
2% Sept. 11
22
43
19% Sept.
Sept. 19
2K
Sale
1
38
IK Sept.
5
Sept. 29
% Sept.11
% Sept. 11
2% Sept. 19
2
Sept.
4
10
24
68
1%
5.
10%
9
9
12
80
35
90
50
21i I*
m "9%
Sale
13M
*
"70li"Sept""6 ~70!i~Septr"6
10%
38
10
VP* 90
W*
82
44
2%
25
42
f
Sept7"4
34
Sept. 17
86
34
Sept. 19
Sept. 17
septris
"9ji"Septr22
25
32
37
Jan.
1
8
% Apr. 20
% Mar, 13
Sept. 19
4% June 19
49M Jan. 25
H Feb. 16
% Sept. 11
2 m Feb.
Jan.
21
5
9
22
Jan. 30
Jan.
1% July
May
20
24% Apr, 16
Jan.
6
Feb.
8
72
47% Jan.
Jan.
99
9K Sept.
% Feb.
83
Jan.
% June
2% May
9% Apr.
Aug.
1
Aug. 30
9X Sept. 13
Feb. 17
Jan. 26
Feb.
6
108
f
Apr. 21
Feb. 27
13
"§0
6%
15
X Mar.
21
-
::::: "i"
10 X
X June 28
2
5% Sept. 29
4
H Mar. 13
14X Jan.
6
2X Jan. 10
38
Sept.18
10
"21 %"Sept710 "2lli Septrio
6%
66
3 H Mar. 15
X Apr.
...
::::: ~~~x ::::: "~x
Weinberger Drug._
West Res Inr Corp pr pref 190
......
Highest
Sale Prices
80
•
Trumbull-Cllffs preferred IM
Lowest
Sale Prices.
Sale
•
Thompson Products Inc
Highest.
Sale Prices
106K 109
107X Sept. 21 108 % Sept „ 7
9% Sept. 13
9X Sept. 13
8X
9%
H
%
108
X
Standard Oil of Ohio pref.100
...»
10
24
21
6K
Standard Textile...........*
A pd..
2%
.....
_
S M A Corp common........]
Smallwood Stone A........
Stouffer Corp A............*
Ask.
J J
*
Sheriff Street Market........*
Preferred...
IX
43
X
Seiberling Rubber.........*
Sherwin-Williams
Sale
1..
................
Selby Shoe.
2%
1%
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Sept. 29.
Bid.
Ask. Bid.
5
Sale
5%
%
%
%
21
19%
20
40
...
...
Robbing & Myers ▼ t c ser
Series 3...
Prof v t c
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
STOCK EXCHANGE
35
Sept. 18
36
Sept.
7
Aug. 30
18% Feb. 27
71
Jan.
Jan.
86
36
30
18
16
2% Jan.
2
% July 17
2% Jan.
4
7K Jan. 11
20
34
Sept. 19
Apr. 11
4K Feb.
6
2
Feb.
Feb.
7
Aug. 10
4
11
25
Jan.
58H Apr. 18
2
5
Sept. 28
Jan.
22
1
RANGE OF PRICES ON DETROIT STOCK EXCHANGE
September
.Shares
-
Since
Jan. 1.
Shares
Shares.
STOCKS
800
"""517
""448
1% Sale
/
A."
1
1,700
325
123
105
790
560
355
_
'"245
85
"4,879
699
1,434
100
"""270
2,846
942
______
~
2,369
100
190
900
"950
605
—
3,509
200
240
400
—
M
—
13
11%
17%
12
Sale
12
12%
33% 34%
1
2^
1
4
Class B
34
% Sale
14 %
15
14
4X
15
10%
5%
3%
4
3X
4
20
'20%
5% Sept. 21
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
17
15
11
14
13
10
13% Sept. 6
52% Sept. 4
12
Sept. 26
17% Sept. 29
12% Sept. 6
33% Sept. 5
6
1
Sept.
5
43*
14%
8%
14%
9
7
5
3%
3X
1%
20
Sale
Sale
21
6% Sept. 21
2% Sept. 12
66% Sept. 14
%6 Sept. 26
7
Sept. 25
3% Sept. 29
43% Sept.
14
Sept.
8% Sept.
4% Sept.
3% Sept.
3% Sept.
24
21
14
17
24
11
6
7
20
8X
Sale
Sale
26% Sept.~15
30
20%
19% Sept.
29%
1%
29%
2
3X
AX
4
4%
1% Sept.
7
1% Sept.
Sept. 25
4% Sept. 10
26% Sept. 10
2
Sept. 28
26% Sept. 10
2
Sept. 28
20
4
(R C) conv oref
McAleer Mfg Co
553 Mesta Machine
55 X
26
25
&ale
IX Sale
1%
_2%
15
25
18
Sale
4
20%
4%
8%
1%
18% Sept. 10
3% Sept. 17
8% Sept. 24
17
16
4
14% Sale
X
3X
13 X
Sale
8%
1
18
18%
2%
17%
%
18%
2
OX
4%
6%
1
Sept. 26
4% Sept. 25
8% Sept. 6
5,367
8,437
354
4,522
650
1,722
M
M
M
M
2
400
Sept. 11
Motor Products
Wheel
89,988 Murray Corp
10
3
5X
18%
8%
Sale
32
Corp com...
9
9
5% Sept. 12
5% Sept. 12
25%~Sept.~"6
1
3%
% Sale
2%
2%
X Sept. 14
Sept. 20
1
Sept. 5
2% Sept. 13
2s
6%
*
1!
51
5
Sale
52X
1%
1X4
40%
18
Sept. 20
Sept. 10
19%
8%
16% Sept. 17
7% Sept. 14
4%
19%
8%
5%
4% Sept. 18
1%
35%
2
36%
1% Sept. 6
34% Sept. 21
% Sept. 4
1% Sept.
40% Sept.
% Sept.
3% Sept. 17
25% Sept*
1
45
Sept. 10
4
Sept.
263
483
Sept.
18%
8
IN
com.
z
Sale
8
5% Sept. 24
Class A pref
4
......
Sale
23
*
138,664 Packard Motor Co com
59,406 Parke Davis & Co
12,231 Parker Rust Proof com
27,285
Rights
.5
31,387 Reo Motor com.
155,143 Rlckel (H W) & Co common.2
48,444 River Raisin Paper com....*
10
20,298 Scotten Dillon com..
9,548 Second Nat Investors com_.l
X Sale
Sale
3%
25%
48%
57 X
Sale
Sale
Sale
3%
26%
26%
44
48
4
com
com
Sale
Sale
19
8
1
175
300
10
200
1,565
575
MM----
5,005
495
M
-
-
MM—'——-
975
476
435
No par
..
...
49,045
137,437
2%
2%
1%
17%
Sale
2
*
461 Third Nat Investors
975
•
2X
-10
40
M. MM
2N
3
2%
1%
Sale
2%
2%
2% Sale
1%
1%
17%
17%
1%
2%
•
Preferred
828
6,995
Tlmken Axle com...
Tlvoll Brewing Co
1
~
510 U S Radiator
10
Preferred
5%
2%
4%
1%
.10
common.1
com....
10%
3
Sale
16
6%
Sale
5%
2
1
*
3
5
7
100
18,156 Universal Cooler clan A..
Class B
115,406
7,986 Universal Product com
319 Walker &
2%
9%
15
10
15,984 Truscon Steel Co
19,334 United Shirt Distributors..*
•
3%
4
1% Sale
*
4
5
6%
7
*
1%
....
2%
2%
7%
%
2%
2
Co units
3
1
70c Sale
1
140,828 Warner Aircraft Corp com
1,794 Whitman Ac Barnes com..2.50
10
3,602 Wolverine Portland Cem
Sept.18
1%
7%
2%
15
3
9%
10%
10%
16
5%
2%
4%
17
5%
Sale
5
2
2%
1%
8%
4%
1.%
7%
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
13
19
21
27
2%
2%
1%
17%
Sept. 14
Sept. 7
Sept. 11
Sept. 1
32%
10%
2%
9%
Sept. 8
Sept. 5
Sept. 17
Sept.
1
32%
11%
2%
11%
Sept. 8
Sept. 10
Sept. 17
Sept. 6
15% Sept. 6
5% Sept. 17
2
Sept. 19
4
Sept. 17
1% Sept.
5
15% Sept. 25
5% Sept. 4
2% Sept.
1
4
Sept.17
1% Sept. 7
3
7
2%
2%
1%
17%
9%
6
1%
21
12
10
14
8% Sept. 21
5
Sept.12
1% Sept. 4
7% Sept. 6
% Sept. 4
2% Sept. 12
% Sept. 26
2% Sept. 12
8% Sept.
5
Sept.
1% Sept.
7
Sept.
.....
Sale
%
2%
2%
2%
2
1
2
200 Wolverine Tube common...*
7,320 Young (L A )Co
com
•
Unlisted Dept.—
13,839 American Radiator.
4,627
value,
Amer Tel Ar Tel Co
a
Feb.
Feb.
19
23
1
24
25
Jan.
30
Feb. 23
4
lb
Feb.
3
June
4% Feb.
10% Apr.
3
July 23
22
July 26
8
42
Mar.
Feb.
6% Feb.
3
Option sale
r
100
I
6%
14%
110%
Sold for cash
x
15
17
Sale
Sale
13%
111%
Ex-dividend
Sale
Sale
13%
110%
16%
Sale
Sale
1% July
Mar.
11% Jan.
2% July
6% July
12
2
26
57% Jan.
2
3% Feb.
5
21
May
4
23% Jan. 30
6% Jan. 30
26
24
Feb.
Aug.
2
1%
8%
22%
2%
July 11
June 28
Feb.
5
Apr.
3
Jan.
X Aug.
4
com
common
%
2%
Sale
1
..10
com
2,539 National Investors com
3,085 National Steel Co com....
1,500 Outboard Motors class B com*
107
Feb. 16
27% Feb.
18% Sept. 25
4
5
5
5,411 Souarr D class A
Class B
2,013
5,758 Stearns (Frederick)
100
12%
3%
X
45%
30
Feb. 23
17
Mar. 24
Sept. 29
May 14
June 19
Feb.
Feb.
13
June 28
......
"581
2
9 4 June 13
3 4 Jan.
7
22
26
1
25%Sept~25
AX
5%
com........*
700 Muller Bakeries class A
630
—
9
15
Sale
11X Sale
•
common
103,569 Michigan Sugar
Preferred
9,042
Motor
.
19
Walker-Gooderham
...
35,918
33,829
84
1% July 27
6% Jan. 19
7
21
1
4% Mar. 17
5
2% July
2 % July
15
Jan.
24
Mar.
18% Aug.
6% Jan.
24% July
6
28
26
31
June 23
3
Sept. 27
19%
29 %
2
is%
Feb.
Apr.
Jan.
Feb.
12% Apr.
2% Mar.
9
32% Jan. 31
12% July 26
7% Jan.
2
3% Jan.
5
Sept. 25
29%
IX
3X Sale
*
com..
20
19
6%
35%
334
17%
19%
19%
59%
12
3% Jan. 19
1% Mar. 19
% May 14
20% Sept. 21
19% Sept.
20
9% Feb. 23
6% June 26
1% Feb.
5
23
Jan. 30
65
Apr. 25
Jan.
% Aug.
2
Feb.
2
Jan.
62
Prices
AX Apr. 20
Jan.
7% Sept. 5
2% Sept. 12
Sept. 27
% Sept. 6
8
Sept.10
3% Sept. 29
Sept.
Sept.
Sept. 10
Sept. 9
Sept. 24
Sept. 14
Sale
X Jan.
6
3% Jan. 29
5
July 27
X Jan. 29
11% Sept. 17
45% Sept. 15
9
July 26
12% Jan. 12
11
Aug.
7
30% Aug.
6
8 Xi J an»
5
Sept. 6
July
3
70
45%
14%
9%
5%
3%
3%
Highest.
Prices
1% Sept. 24
•
....
& Worts com
..*
7,504
2,293 Hoover Steel Ball com.....10
*
2,306 Hoskins Mf ft Co common
12,946 Houdaille-Hershey class A..*
ClassB
139,307
*
68,960 Hudson Motor Car
1
1,035 Kermath Mfg com
50 Ktrsch Co conv pref
*
10
62,602 Kreaga (8 8) Co com
10,086 Lakey Fdy & Mach common. 1
Mabon
42_r
44
9
1,899 Fourth Nat Investors com..]
1,162 Gemmer Mfg Co class A....
.IF
104,537 General Motors com
38,432 <«rab<tm-Palge Motor com. 1
10
1,100 Gt Lakes Eng Wks com
64,472 Hall Lamp
IX
3% Sale
3%
Sept. 11
11%
45%
10%
15%
11%'
30%
4
i* •71*
70
7y> 8* 7* 10*
3%
2% Sept. 7
% Sept. 13
13
9
1
*
Class B
30 Motor Bankers Corp com...
M
33
9
1% Sept. 24
% Sept. 28
Sale
Prices.
180 Mich Steel Tube Prod com.
—
3,555
-
12
Sale
66
1,391
11,4181
58,870
3
83,388
26,658
45,564
2,666 Federal Screw Works com...*
14,493 Ford Motor of Canada cl A..*
1,307
2,537
16%
12%
33%
6%
Hiram
478
M
49
JU*
l§0
52
—
48
..
3,254
M
53
12
16
1
400
'
12%
10%
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale
Prices
% Sept.
6
12
12% Sale
15%
15%
58 % Sale
6%
8
1 % Sale
Sale
5
13
250]
100
IX
Sale
10
~9% "Id"
5
...
10,699
9,464
6,438
26,685
29,767
560
523
IX
X
12%
487 <
—
—
%
2%
X
5X
17>| Sale*
903 I
460
—
new
55,367
69,699 I
24,309 1
102,088 <
1,593<
11,083 <
'""34O
2%
52
Class A
Class B
1
145
M
*
Ask
Ask. Bid
Bid.
Lowest.
Sept. 29.
Sept. 1.
Ask
Bid
/
495
2,465
1,398
3,018
—
1934.
Par
161,737
25,882
2,563
1,269
19,025
14,101
4.776
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Price
Jan. 2
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
1933
3,400,625
Shares 2,841,148
Sept. 30
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
DETROIT
AGGREGATE SALES.
September.
Jan. 1 to
236,973
95,215
1934
Stock Sales.
1933
1934
Stock Sales.
15% Sept. 18
12
108
16% Sept. 13
Sept. 10 13% Sept. 25
Sept. 15 113% Sept. 6
2
8
3 % J an •
6% Feb.
2% Aug. 31
Jan. 19
3 % May 10
X Sepc. 14
2% Sept. 20
4
Jan. 23
16
July 30
7% July 27
2
Jan. 20
A
July 26
20
1% Sept.
5
6
Feb.
3
29% Feb.
19
9
4% Mar. 3
1% Jan. 22
4
4
43
Jan.
9
Jan. 23
Feb.
5
16% Feb. 21
Jan.
23
11% Feb. 16
Jan.
30
Feb.
6
34% Sept. 21
5
Aug. 29
Jan. 27
July 25
Aug. 21
Aug.
3
Jan.
A
July 31
% Mar. 20
2% Aug.
7
2% Sept. 19
26% Sept. 18
74
Feb.
5
IX Mar. 8
%
2%
2%
22%
44%
1% July 25
17% May 14
1% Aug.
4
32%
4%
1%
AX
Sept. 8
Jan. 18
Jan. 18
Jan.
6
14% June
6
4% Jan. 11
2
Sept.19
3% July 24
1% Jan.
Feb.
23
5% Feb. 21
3%
3%
21 %
A\
%
Feb.
5
Feb.
5
Feb.
1
Jan. 29
44
Mar.
11»
6
Aug. 14
Mar. 15
11% Sept.
6
19% Feb.
1
8% Apr. 24
Apr. 20
Feb. 19
Mar. 23
Mar.
6
3
IX Jan. 17
8% Sept. 21
8% Sept. 21
9
8% June 25
1% May 11
4% Jan. 12
6% Jan. 29
% July
7
1% Apr.
5
1% Aug.
1
4
May 23
13% July 27
2% Jan. 29
8% July
6
7
Feb. 14
4
Jan.
1% Feb. 20
3
Jan.
19
3% Jan. 24
May 23
1% Feb. 17
10% July 26
17% Feb.
105% July 30125% Feb.
5
6
DETROIT
OCT., 1934.]
STOCK
Jan. 2
Jan. 1.
Shares.
Shares.
805
284
183
197
161
738
1,203
53
237
*
No par
1034.
Par
25
Borden Co..
Bid.
Ask.
20% Sale
Borg Warner Corp com.... 10
Commonw & Southern Corp *
Consolidated Oil Co........*
22)1
10
32
<
16,160
9,392
1,342
10,583
11,373
value,
a
Sept. 29.
Ask. Bid.
Ask
21%
Sale
General Poods Corp........*
Sept. 1.
Bid.
Sale
Sale"
8%
Sale"
Sale
i% Sale"
Hupp Motor Car Corp—__lo
44,350 Kelvlnator Corp......-...-*
11,499 Kennecott Copper Corp....*
5,910 Kroger Groc 8c Bale Co.... *
685
359
368
STOCKS
6,650
3,542
25,842
10,001
4,408
18,014
175
330
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Price
EXOHANOE
Since
September.
71
EXCHANGE
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
DETROIT
AGGREGATE SALES.
In
STOCK
National Dairy Prod Corp.
NY Central RR
Option sales,
r
Sale
Sale
13% Sale
22% Sale
160
Purity Bakeries Corp
-.*
Socony-Vacuum Corp.....35
Standard Brands Inc.......*
Sold for Cash,
10 %
Sale
22
Sale
x
Ex-dividend,
Highest.
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
23% Sept.
19% Sept.
1% Sept.
7% Sept.
29
Sept.
2% Sept.
18
11
14
11
15
19
11% Sept. 18
17% Sept. 17
25% Sept. 17
12% Sale
20 %
25
Lowest.
Sals Prices.
19% Sale
15%
19%
9%
13%
18%
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
15
17
17
10
14
Sept. 6
Sept. 27
Sept, 1
Sept. 21
30
Sept. 6
2% Sept. 13
26%
22%
1%
8%
13% Sept.
19% Sept.
28% Sept.
17
6
4
5
Sept.
23x4 Sept. 27
10
Sept. 7
14% Sept. 28
19% Sept.
Highest.
Sale
20
Jan.
17
July 20
0
1% Sept. 14
7% July 27
29
2
Sept. 15
July 23
1.18
JaZ 25
13% Jan.
4
18% July 20
9% Sept. 17
12% July 20
Prices.
27% July 12
28% Feb.
0
3% Feb.
7
14% Feb. 15
36% Jan. 22
7 % Jan.
30
21% Mar. 9
23% June 13
33% Apr. 23
18
43
June 10
Feb. 10
5
18% Feb.
19% Feb.
25% Feb.
5
6
FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE OF PRICES ON THE SAN
AGGREGATE SALES.
In
Since
Jan. 1.
1,000
1.000
'2",600
T666
"2"6O5
BONDS
10
355
160
4,692
2,526
885
Sept. 1.
1934.
Ask
1935
7,000 Associated Oil Co 6s
13,000 Atlas Diesel Engine Co 6s 1935
34,000
31,000
2,000
125,000
5,000
15,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
7,000
1,000
1,000
3,000
2,000
1,000
2,000
8,000
4,500
4,000
6,000
6,000
22,500
11,500
5,000
10,000
10,000
2,000
Calif Gas & Elec Corp 5s. 1937
130
100
'3", 969
40
514
Food Mach Corp ser
82 *
71
1945
292
8,616
390
205
210
200
1,297
30
1,085
110
2,846
250
112
1,840
5,528
794
141
Jan.
1
Mar.
1
June 30
83X Sept. 27
80
80
Sept. 24
Sept. 24
Mar.
103
106
Mar.
Feb.
Feb.
428
328
1,220
100
290
80
8* Sale
X
IX
50
B
cap......*
18*
19
77*
80
13* Sale
1*
2
20
120X 125
3X Sale
123
15
21*
9*
26
30
.....
1QX
17
25
19X
64*
18
Sale
Sale
If
25
21*
21*
1*
Sale
35
2l%
36
30
42* Sale
July 10
1
9
98X Aug.
July 11
Mar. 17
70
Mar.
112
6
17
49
14*
10
1*
34
5
48
Ih
22*
7
21
Sale
.....
38
439
298
•
Co., Ltd, capital........25
Calif capital..'...10
2,337
14,664 Honolulu Oil Corp Ltd cap.*
Co of
744 Honolulu Plantation cap. .20
20,735 Hunt Bros Packing Co cl A..*
422 Hutchinson Sug Plant cap. 15
1,007 Investors Assn The (capital)*
5,493 Jantsen Knitting Mills com.*
7,951 Langendorf United Bak cl A *
Class B...
..*
6,573
Leighton Industries Inc(The)
...
22
Sept. 7
21* Sept. 12
olX
37
30
37
Sale
* Sept. 4
8* Sept. 14
26* Sept. 14
36
Sept. 17
68* Sept. 11
* Sept. 5
9
Sept. 7
26* Sept. 14
42* Sept.
5
71
6
Jan.
Mar.
2
Jan.
121
Jan.
3* Jan
5
15
Feb.
5
8
May
8
18
July 26
19
Feb.
13
* Aug. 10
47* Apr. 19
* Jan. 26
4* Jan.
2
20* Jan.
27
43* Aug. 29
10* Sept. 29
12* Sept. 11
23* Sept. 14
9*
26*
27*
10*
28*
10
Sept. 17
26* Sept. 15
27* Sept.27
11* Sept. 25
26* Sept. 15
75
78
77* Sept. 28
85
Sept.
58
25* Sept. 18
27
30
Sale
26*
27*
50
52
50*
52
20*
20
5*
14*
5*
24
60
19
60*
26
27
249
4* Sale
45
46*
45* 46*
12
<5*
24
2^
20
J*
28
59* Sale
19
35
9
1*
2*
6*
5X
68*
235
4* Sale
15*
16
34* Sale
8
ig
46*
10
I*
31
20* Sept.
13* Sept.
5
Sept.
25* Sept.
59* Sept.
19
Sept.
15
Sept.
13
7
6
26
14
4
12
33* Sept. 15
9
Sept. 26
5
Sept. 18
20* Sept. 15
13* Sept. 7
5* Sept. 24
25* Sept. 26
61
Sept. 7
20* Sept. 26
17* Sept. 1
35
9
Sept.11
Sept. 26
6* Sept.
5
45
46* Spet.
Sept. 20
Jan.
12* Sale
6
23
10
10
25
9
10X
28* Sept. 25
10
11
Sept. 19
23* Sept. 28
7* Sept. 17
11
23* 24*
8* Sale
8
5
31
Sept. 7
12* Sept. 1
24* Sept. 14
10* Sept.
5
11
7
4*
6
7
8
6
9
6
8*
6
6
Sept. 25
8
10
2
11
4
2
U
5* Sept.
2
4
Sept. 26
2
Sept. 26
June
19
Feb.
3
22* Sale
91
94
23
73
....
81
22* Sept.
75
1
Sept. 14
22* Sept.
91
14
6
28
Mar. 19
85* Aug. 22
2
58
Jan.
9
57* June 28
16
Aug.
7
13* June 29
5
Sept. 6
18* Jan. 12
47* Jan,
5
15
Jan.
9
10* Jan.
6
1* June 30
31*
6*
1
4*
July 25
Jan. 15
Jan.
16
Mar.27
1* Jan.
9
4* Apr. 30
9
July
5
Sept.
1
5
22
20*
8*
25*
61*
20*
20*
3
June 28
May 28
Jan.
8
Feb.
6
Sept. 26
Feb.
9
Sept. 26
July
19
Jan.
22
35
Sept. 11
16
June 30
2* June 27
7* Feb.
1
5* Sept. 19
20
Sept. 20
11* Feb. 21
30
May
3
52
Jan.
25* Jan.
11
31
Feb. 13
40
11
Sept.19
23* Sept. 28
4* Jan. 15
7
Jan. 11
4* Aug. 13
6* Jan. 22
Aug. 14
Sept. 26
10
2
* Feb.
*
24
81
14
33* Apr. 23
11* Sept: 25
Jan.
34
34
Sept.
Sept.
5* Sept. 19
20
Sept. 20
9
Sept. 24
29* Sale
4*
23
79
June 25
7
24* Jan.
3 27* July
Sept. 22
6 240
Sept. 22 222* Feb.
6* Apr. 27
3* July 26
Sept. 7
3 * Sept. 6
13
Sept. 5
9
Sept. 24
47
30
Sept. 18 240
4* Sept. 4
4*
43" Sept. 14 50
43* Sept. 17 48
235
Sept.
2
3* Sale
13*
15
8
10
28
12*
4*
74
Sept.
25
85
46
15
16
45
4
27
25
12
51
14
3
Feb.
5
Jan.
27*
U
44
7
25* Mar. 9
21* Sept. 12
1
Apr. 20
47* Apr. 19
* Feb.
5
12* Feb. 20
26* Sept. 14
Jan.
30
19
26*
10*
11
3*
31
28
8
18
19
6
3
10* Sale
8
-----
Jan
Sept.
June
Apr.
Sept.
Apr.
8
3
15
60
34*
lH
19* Sept. 14
20* Sept. 13
1
35
12
10
•
6,903 Leslie-Callf Salt Co capital.*
2,129 L A Gas Sc Elec Corp pref..100
No par value,
Mar. 23
23*
86*
14*
2*
40*
7*
73
1
1*
Sept. 14
Sept. 19
Sept. 20
Sept. 11
Sept. 26 147
6* Sept. 4
Sept. 19
17
July 26
70
Feb.
2
8* Jail.
11*
2
37
8
19* Sept. 27
86* Sept.28
14
Sept. 7
1* Sept. 25
40* Sept. 19
5
Sept. 28
71
17* Sale
12
U*
20
22
6
4
64* Jan. 17
10* Sept. 29
8
Apr.
5
23* Jan.
4
10
Sept.17
22* Jan.
5
20
19*
19*
21*
*
Sept.
Sept.
12* Sept. 13
5
9n
27*
235
Sale
17
80
"I§
1*
40*
4*
5*
144
143* 147
143* 147
5*
6* Sale
6*
6*
20*
*
19X
20*
81
35
"lX ~~2* "4* ""5*
Caterpillar Tractor cap....*
Claude Neon Elec Prod....
18
Clorox Chemical A.....
*
55
Coast Cos Gas Sc El 1st pf 100
Consol Chemical Industries
23
Inc class A partlc pref
*
Crocker First Nat Bk SFcaplOO 201
Crown Zeller com vot tr ctfs *
4*
34
Preference series A
*
34
Preference series B._..._.*
Class A series 1
Aug.
1
Apr. 25
Sept. 7
Aug.
1
Jan. 16
101
Home Fire Sc Marine Insur
1.540
5
109 X July
Jan.
paf
Alaska Juneau Gold M cap. 10
14,327 Haiku Pineapple Ltd com..20
Preferred...............25
2,252
4,994 Hale Bros Stores, Inc, cap..*
4,233
Feb.
70
112
1969
Union Oil Co of Calif 6s..1942
Hawaiian Commercial 0c Sugar
205
Feb.
Mar. 22
34 X
100X
106 X
112*
107 X
106*
101
May
98*4 Aug.
July
Southern Pacific RR 4%. 1955
Golden State Ltd
80
Feb.
90
104
94
3
83X Sept. 27
6
94* Mar.
80
Sept. 24
64 % Aug. 11
Aug.
100* Jan.
90
1957
Southern Pac Co 4 34 a
78
105
Il2* Sept"7 Il2li"Sept7"7
6s...1938
1952
5s
26
83 X Sept.
94 X Mar.
80
104X Sept.21 104X Sept. 21
1952
5s
Jan.
Jan.
46* Jan.
1941
1,193 Di Giorgio Fruit preferredlOO
2,504 El Dorado Oil Works cap...*
17,287 Emporium Capwell cap.....*
883 Fireman's Fund Indem cap 10
9,520 Fireman's Fund Insur cap 25
248 First Nat Corp of Portland A *
101,874 Food Machinery Corp com..*
2,877 Foster Sc Kleiser com......10
Galland Mercantile Laundry
common (capital) ........*
1,705
3,443 General Paint Corp A......*
5,367
33,882
3
Pacific Tel Sc Tel Co 5S-.1937
Ry Equip Ac Rlty Co
S J Lt & Pr Corp 6%
26
104* Sept. 20
32* Apr.
1952
6s
Feb.
Sept."20
104*
87
87
Orpheum Thea & Rlty 6s 1946
Pacific Gas & El Co 5s
1942
139,486 California Packing cap.....*
310 California Water Serv preflOO
2,157 Calif West States Life Ins...5
22,427
Sept."26
83X Sept. 27
82*
80
64
Nor Amer Invest Corp 5s. 1947
5*»
June 26
10
27
Apr. 14
July 17
Aug.
1
Sept. 20
1935
7s
Jan.
Jan.
7
May
4
Sept. 26
106* June 30
.1940
Mercantile Amer. Rlty 5s. 1951
Miller & Lux Inc 6s
June
3
69* Jan.
101
July 20
1943
5*a
Prices.
81X Sept. 12
103 X Mar.
10
22,691 California Copper cap
7,891 Calif Cotton Mills cap...100
2,340 California Ink Co Inc A....*
981 Calif-Ore Power 7% pref.100
173,087
9,565
6,835
80* Sept. 27
90
...
68
85
104*
71,384 Calamba Sugar Estate com 20
Preferred
20
8,977
5,811
80~" "81"
Highest
Prices
102 X Aug. 10
56
Apr.
5
104 * Feb.
5
87
98
....
Market Street Ry Co 7s.
12,902
2,175
102,607 Byron Jackson com cap....*
5,728
1,827
Sept. 7
Sept. 12 70
108* Sept. 21 108* Sept. 26
68
Ang Gas & Elec Corp 6s'42
5*8
1947
Atlas Imperial Diesel Eng A *
Bank of Calif Nat Assn caplOO
720
252
HI
Lowest
Sale
Prices.
Los
20
28,873 Anglo-Calif Nafl Bank
17,623 Assoc Ins Fund Inc com caplO
92 Associated Oil Co capital..25
T, 790
....
B 6s. 1938
1946
268 Alaska Packers Assn cap.. 100
120",018
67
Sale
Sale Prices.
Food Mach Corp ser A 6s. 1938
Voting pool.............10
1,502
1.
101
69
859 Calaveras Cement Co com..*
Preferred
...100
5
6,213
60
Ask
Highest.
Lowest.
tSept. 29.
Bid.
Gt Western Pow Co 5s
Shares.
22,461
80
101
Coast Co G 5c E Co 5s
Emporium Capwell 5 54 s. .1942
Ask
104
5s....1940
1960
Calif Packing Corp
Bid.
70
108
Bid.
STOCKS
Shares.
4,145
75
2,255
1,510
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Price
$
3,000
341,500
Jan. 2
September.
4,000
12,000
Jan. 1 to Sept. 30
$49,500
757,500
$26,000
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
SAN FRANCISCO
STOCK EXCHANGE
1933
1934
September
529,267
6,775,984
Shares_ 242,994
>-.3,693,007
September
Jan. 1 to Sept. 30
Bond Sales
1933
1934
Stock Sales
2
22
June 29
75
Sept. 14
15* Feb.
26
5
June 27
10* Aug. 17
11
Mar. 22
Jan.
16
Apr.
14* Jan.
11
24
Jan.
24
7
8
5
* Feb.
2
26
May 1
94* Apr. *
Oct., 1934.]
AGGREGATE SALES.
SAN
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
rRANCISCO
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
Jan. 1.
Shares.
Shares
159
STOCKS
1934.
Par
Magnavox Old
Bid.
9
10
3*
4
* Sale
•
...
Sept. 1.
Ask
"4,089
1,131
100
215
9,593 Marchant Cat Mach Co
450
8
100
Preferred
70
10
1
com
111 Market St Ry Co common. 100
398
127
Prior preferred
Second preferred
Bid.
7
IX
154
Magna vox Co Ltd capital-2*
5,430 Magnln & Co (I) common...*
115
1.
Jan. 2
3,004 Lyons-Magnus Inc A....—*
B
*
3,059
100
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Price
Since
September.
73
SAN FBANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Sale
80
1*
IX
Ask
7*
2*
5*
83 X
2
9*
90
1%
IX
1*
Prices.
7
Sept.14
2
1* Sept. 17
Ask.
1*
8
1* Sept. 25
6* Sept. 20
Sept. 13
154 Sept. 22
85
87
1*
154
Lowest
Highest.
Sale
9*
1 *
Highest
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
7
Sept.14
1* Sept. 17
1* Sept. 5
6* Sept. 20
Sept. 13
1* Sept. 28
85
inn
6
....100
—100
Lowest.
Sept. 29.
Bid.
i
7
Aug.
1* Sept.
* JaD.
1* Sept.
6* Sept.
85
May
1* Sept.
1* May
4* Jan.
2* Mar.
Sale Prices.
14
17
3
25
20
29
22
4
30
21
11
Feb.
1
4
Feb.
1
1
Feb.
16
2* July
10* Feb.
Apr.
2* Jan.
1* Mar.
10* Mar.
2* Mar.
90
10
3
14
24
5
16
Mercantile Amer Realty Co
23
1
1,045
422
52
2,888
143
405
162
18,533
16,152
5,146
3,230
679
1,276
8,586
473
299
3,162
mmmmm
—
50
•
86
1,000
969
680
2,327
10
10
29
14
18
27
it* d*
Series A preferred
200
100
396 San Joaq Lt A Pr prior pf. 100
168
JPrlor pref series A
100
2,904 Schlesinger A Sons cl A com *
100
68,311 Shell Union OH Corp ami..*
5H% cum conv pref
100
2.D36
20 Sherman, Clay A Co pr pf. 100
57
25
1,978 tTeleph Investm't Corpcap20
25 Telephone Investment Corp *
892
32,439 Tide
5,263
Water Assoc OH Co
Preferred
com
*
100
85,138
1,089,825 Transamerica Corp capital..*
2,596
61,376 Union Oil Co of Calif cap..25
15,291 Union Sugar Co common..25
420
682
118
895
Preferred........
25
64,121 United Aircraft A Trans
100
com*
Warrants
135
115 Weill A Co (Raphael) pf.100
1,801 WellsFargoBk A UnTr cap 100
410
2,810 West
Amer Finance Co pf..l0
Western
850
21,968
120
729
22 X
10
4
6
19
25*
81 a
1954
26*
Sale
1
18
8*
8
8*
30
29*
5
Sale
21
SB
1*
3
40
1554
41*
16*
73
&
38
75
Sale
Sale
15
*
2
2
29
27
9
Sept. 14
Sept. 8
Sept.11
Sept. 11
Sept.
19* Sept.
7
Sept.
2
Sept.
26
28
14
11
9* Sept. 21
5
Sept. 8
29
Sept. 11
27
Sept. 11
10
21
9
Sept. 8
Sept. 6
Sept. 7
Sept. 11
6
1454 Sale
1954 Sale
17* Sale
25
23*
Sale
8
7* Sale
76
78* 79* 73*
uix Sale
104* Sale
7
ii*
2
Sale
11
2
3
n
3
14* 1**
65* J*
70
24*
5*
70
88
~iix
10
12*
11*
10
A
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
1
1
4
7
1
7
6
5
7
7
12
4
4
6
27
7
23
27
80
95
68
* Sept. 21
2
Sept. 29
11
Sept. 28
2
86*
90
70
ig 3*
j...
77
6*
7*
62
Sept. 28
14* Sept. 19
16* Sept. 18
6* Sept. 5
4
Sept. 29
64*
14*
19*
6*
4*
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
13
19
27
27
12
31*
31
34* Sept.
4
30
29* Sept. 6
30
Sept. 29
100
75
100
60
14
65
62
65
16 *
Sale
14
19
5
3
Sale
18
14*
18*
7*
4*
3*
4U
41 *
30
6*
3*
5
Sale
31*
6
34*
34*
28*
30
6*
14*
19*
Sale
4
Sale
19
5*
30*
29*
30
4
Sale
Sale
8*
64*
6* Sale
19 X
Sale
1*
77
15*
14*
6
15*
7
1854
14*
J*
95
5*
5
12*
224
8* Sept. 14
78
Sept. 13
Sale
14
18*
13*
4*
Jan.
5* Sept. 17
Sept. 17
5* Sept. 24
18* Sept. 11
11* Sept. 18
30
30
Sept. 7
Sept. 29
9* Sept. 19
80* Sept. 26
5* Sept. 4
16
Sept. 5
6* Sept. 5
18* Sept. 11
15* Sept. 5
1
30
6
89A
116
May 28
2
75
Mar.
Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
Aug.
Jan.
Mar.
Aug.
July
Sept.
July
Apr.
27
17
10
13
15
23
5
14
23
17
31
5
48
Jan.
19
13* Aug.
6
15* July 31
Jan.
9
3* Jan.
5
4* Jan. 29
30* May 14
28
30
3*
8*
64*
5*
July
Sept.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
July
26
29
23
5
2
26
13* July
4
June 21
2* June 28
1
July 10
15
13
June 14
June 13
12* June 13
5
June 23
29* Aug. 27
9
84
Feb.
6
793
Apr. 14
Aug. 16
Sept. 26
Feb.
8
Apr.
9
11
Jan.
92
29
86* Feb. 21
85
Sept. 22
65
July 20
16* June 12
Feb.
33
7
Mar. 14
5
Mar. 21
5
5* June
7
42* Jan. 30
30
30
Jan.
9
Sept. 29
3* Jan. 29
14
Apr. 20
85
May
1
8* Feb.
5
Sept.
Jan.
235
* Jan.
1
Sept.
7
Feb
1
14
Feb.
5
4
Jan.
22
Pipe A Steel of CaUf
common
.......10
(Consolidated) cl A ser 1.50
t Removed on Sept. 22.
6
20* Feb.
5
7* Apr.
5
19
Apr.
4
37* Feb.
1
14* Feb.
3
98
Apr. 19
Jan.
Mar.
7
5
Feb.
Aug. 27
Apr. 16
1* Jan. 29
* Jan.
5
Apr. 20
ii1*
20
Feb.
60
Mar. 14
Mar. 14
1* May 28
8* Aug. 17
Mar. 12
86
25* Jan.
Jan.
23
Jan.
88
69* Sept.
2*
1*
17*
5*
70
67*
68*
*
1*
6*
Feb.
7*
9
7*
8*
7* Sept. 18
8* Sept.
4
4
5
7* Sept. 18
Yellow A Checker Cab Co—
•No par vahie.
5
Apr. 27
4* Apr. 26
5
Feb.
223* Sept. 26 235
Sept.
5i Sept. 1
* Sept.
Mar
10* Aug. 24
23* Feb.
14* Sept,
19* Sept.
17
Sept.
21* Sept,
Feb.
230
*
54 Sale
Sept. 18
4*
9*
79
Sale
5
17
J*
90
230* 235
6
Sale
1*
9*
9*
1054
82*
83*
5* Sale
18
14
88
6* Sept. 11
62* Sept. 11
85
Sept.22
75
6
87
4
7
7
6
30
11
2
11* Sept.
4
Sept.
26
Sept.
6* Sept.
Aug.
1
10* May 21
7* Mar. 12
33
Apr. 18
22
Jan.
1* Aug. 18
* Aug. 21
5* Jan. 19
10* Sept. 28
4
Sept. 7
24
-Sept. 17
6
Sept. 20
87
16
6
Septl'7
6* Sept. 17
62* Sept. 11
85
Sept. 22
6|6Ji
75
6
12
1
Sept. 12
79* Sept. 26
* Sept. 12
*
2*
Jan.
Jan.
Sept. 29
Sept. 17
77
Sept. 29
* Sept.12
Sale
*
1
61*
6
48
.....
12*
9
7* May 23
14* Jan. 10
'"*Sept ."21
80
5*
17
17
16
12
10*
11*
Jan.
7* July 26
4* Jan. 15
4
14* Sept. 18 15*
19* Sept. 17 21*
17
Sept. 18
21* Sept. 17 24/8
69* Sept. 14 81*
* Sept. 14
7* Sept. 18
74
Sept. 26 79
104
Sept. 27 112
37* Sept. 17 40
15*
*
Sale
2
1
5*
3*
847 Thomas AUec Corp class A.
1,883
9*
3
112 Sierra Pacific El Co pref.. 100
795 Socony-Vacuum Corp cap... 15
92,635 Sou Pacific Co com (cap'l). 100
26,179 Sou Pac Golden Gate cl A..*
Class B
_•
14,374
2,488 Spring ValleyCo Ltd capital *
89,295 Stand Oil Co of Calif capital *
5,817
21
9X
15* Sale
21* Sale
.
31
330
9*
26*
24*
15*
*
115
5,038
1,494
6
8*
31X
29 X
*
Preferred series 1..
Preferred series 2..
Preferred
8*
5
9
*
Convertible preferred
*
21,340 Rainier Pulp A Pap cl A com •
1
4,576 Roos Bros Inc common..
636
*
23
100
4,960 Ry Eq A Rlty Co Ltd 1st pref •
491
25
...—...100
346 Ry Eq & Rlty Co Ltd cl A
Class B
241
75
655
583
6% preferred
5*% preferred
73
86
8X Sale
907 PaauhauSugarPlantCo capl5
179,869 Pacific Gas & Elec Co com.25
127,228
6% 1st preferred
25
41,475
5H% 1st preferred..
25
38,086 Pacific Lighting Corp com..*
$6 dividend pref
12,476
•
*
33,759 Pac Pub Serv com non-vot
First preferred
191,958
•
6,072 Pac Tel A Tel Co common.100
Preferred
100
3,296
51,675 Paraffine Cos, Inc., com
.*
2,144 PhiUips Petroleum Co cap..*
1,858 Pig'n Whistle Corp partlc pf *
mm
10
5
*
32,218 North Amer OH Con sol cap.10
3,577 Occidental Insurance cap..10
4,525 Oliver United FUters Inc A..*
*
10,570
22
93
75
4
14
100
636 North Amer Inv Corp com. 100
65
<
73
842
preferred 6% cumul
92,839 Natomas Co capital
5,635
3*
....
4
Sept. 17
Sept.17
3
Jan.
8
STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE OF PRICES ON THE LOS ANGELES
Shares_
September
Jan. 1 to Sept. 30
1933
132,661
1,629,493
266,019
2,574,919
BONDS
1.
Jan.
Shares.
700
9434
81
82
9534
9554
8934
90
2234
18)4
19
20
20)4
22
10
200
1,005
1,873
15,700
3,150
36,300
27,800
13
800
250
4,500
500
200
1,300
134
4034
'51'"
4
16% Sept.
34 Jan.
4
May
32 % Mar.
7
Aug.
July
25
Calif Packing Corp
Central Investment Corp. 100
15
2
24
16
29
27
23 %
2
5
2
20
ion
954
10
8)4
8
....*
14 %
4
*
310
15%
lVi
6
360
325
300
12
'3«
700 Gilmore Oil
25
2,300
4,900 Goodyear of Akron com....*
3
34 54
Sale
34
22
Claude Neon Elec Prod Ltd
Consolidated Oil.....
7
3% Sept. 17
6
Jan.
Jan.
20
2
33 34
20
Bank
2% Sept.
634
42
20
1954
*
Chrysler Corp
19% Sept. 27
50
6
20
*
140 Farmers & Merch Nat Bk.100
100 Food Machinery
10
500 Foster & Klleser..
7
Globe Grain & Milling
400
9334 Jan.
8
94% May 25
Mar.
16% Sept. 15
534
Sale
22 H
151
Sept.14
40
Sept. 7
2
Sept. 8
30% Sept. 11
20
Sept.14
10
Sept.14
8% Sept. 11
29% Aug.
20
20
Jan.
2
Sept. 14
11% Sept. 24
8% Sept. 19
14%
14% Sept. 18 1534 Sept. 14
3
7
Sept. 21
7% Sept. 5
325
325
Sept.11 325
Sept. 11 300
12%
16%
10
4
Feb.
1
10
5
nS^
100
100
Sept. 14
61
358 Goodyear Textile pref
Hancock Oil Co A
13,100
36
•
""648
11)4
1)4
12)4
Sale
10
L A Gas 8c Elec 0%
L A Investment Co
pref...100
10
100 (I) Magnin common
7834
1)4
Sale'
200
900
1,500
""loo
500
260
1,150
100
Preferred
series
104 Pacific Tel & Tel
Preferred
5
*
10
7 San Joaquin L&P 6% pr pf 100
124 S Joaq L & P 7% pr pref..100
100 Seaboard Dairy Credltcom. *
.
58 Seaboard National Bank..25
56,350
8,100
3,200
8,800
80,300
4,652
22,300
44,000
46,300
300
1,100
1,100
9,800
610
4,000
5.200
5,000
/
3,000
30
4,000
25
»
25
Socony Vacuum
.._._.*
So Calif Edison Ltd com
25
Signal Oil-Gas A
Original preferred......25
73]
4]
Sept.14
Sept. 6
wept.
4
2% Sept.
4
vi6A
Sept.
6
4% Sept.
4
89
.
Title Insur Ac Trust Co
Transamerica Corp
a
....
25
...»
Union Bank Ac Trust Co..100
Odd lot
1234
1%
%
7334
234
11
3
5%
1%
4
T"
9%
6)1
3%
Sal6
Sale
7%
25)4
16
2154
19%
10
26%
Sale
80
20
82 %
2134
20
18
9
21;
15)4
21
19
34 Apr.
334 Jan.
2
8%
10
8%
14%
1934
17%
7%
23%
3%
8%
1034
1534
1954
18
10
24%
19"" "19%
%
7%
2)4
6)4
7)4
4)4 Sale
70
70
Sept.14
7% Sept. 11
10% Sept.14
8
Sept.14
8
Sept.14
14% Sept. 21
19% Sept. 14
3
7% Sept.24
23 % Sept.22
70
Sept.15
19
1
Sept.24
% Sept. 24
3
Sept. 14
27
14
26
28
8%
10%
8%
8%
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
15
Sept. 12
Sept. 6
21
7% Sept. 24
Sept. 6
Sept. 7
25
78
20% Sept. 11
% Sept. 24
8
)4
12)4 ----30)4 Sale
m
1)4
16%
15)
|54
16
Sale
31
20)4 Sale
Sale
16
Sale
5%
6%
5%
2%
3
31%
80
Sale
10
6%
2
Sept.12
5% Sept. 17
2% Sept. 27
75
88
Sale
v
va
14%
13 %
30 %
21%
18%
165*
14%
Sale
Sale
22
Sale
16%
22
20
20
5% Sept. 17
2% Sale
75
87
...
2634
6%
6%
3%
5%
14%. 14%
11% Sale
Sept.1
26
27
3% Sept. 5
13% Sept. 11
10% Sept. 17
26
Sept. 17
19
Sept. 29
15% Sept. 15
% Sept. 24
Sale
Sale
16% Sale
15
Sale
20%
20%
23
89
91
75
81
18
18%
1854
19%
88
Sept.
1
Sept. 1
Sept. 17
Sept. 24
Sept. 26
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept. 21
26
19
6% Sept. 17
"
20% Sept. 26
84
Sept. 13
1634 Sept. 11
16% Sept.
2034 Sept. 26
89
Sept. 7
1854 Sept. 25
3
21
Sale
19
12
Sale
6)4 Sale
100
110
18)4 Sale
34
14
34%
31
31%
31% Sept. 14
3434 Sept.
5
15
....
11
25
10
Sale
75
100
15%
15%
5
8
5
3)4
7
2%
7%
-
—
...
9
5%
10
Sale
5% Sept. 17
75
Sept. 28
14% Sept. 17
Sept. 29
10
Sept. 29
66
14
100
14%
75
6
Sept. 28
4%
834
1534 Sept.
5
23
2234 Aug. 11
854 Feb.
1
2934 Apr. 19
55
Apr. 19
14
3
June
2
Mar. 14
Apr.
5
95
Feb.
6
5
July
5
9
2
Feb.
1
June 29
534 Sept. 17
34 Apr. 11
8
Mar. 12
Mar. 22
Sept.14
9
Feb.
154 July
75
80
27
25
Mar. 15
Apr.
54 Feb.
9
834 Mar. 16
Sept. 21
634 July 27
26
2
Jan.
18
1334 Sept. 11
1034 Sept. 17
26
Sept.17
19
Sept.29
1554 Sept. 15
1454 Sept.24
2234 Mar. 7
2034 Sept.26
75
Jan. 10
1534 July 31
June 20
8
Apr. 23
3054 May 16
18
June 13
30
Aug. 17
9
Feb. 28
Jan.
8
534 July 26
Feb. 26
1334 July 27
75
June 19
334 Aug.
1234 Jan.
7
26
20
May 17
Jan.
6% July 23
8
Sept.14
1434 Sept. 21
1934 Jan.
9
1834 Jan. 11
734 Jan. 18
2334 Sept. 22
70
Sept. 15
19
Sept. 24
% Sept.24
3
Jan. 16
80
Feb.
1
11234 June 29
5% July 27
5
5
2%
7%
5% Sept.
Sept.14
July
534 Feb. 17
20
5
5%
19
27
Feb.
6
Feb
May 12
3
Sept. 14
734 Jan. 10
1
iH:::::
41
1
4
8%
8
Sale
5% Sept. 17
3% Sept. 13
Sept.
5
4
4
3
Sale
7
4
3% Sept. 13
K z*
6
%
3)4
7
Taylor Milling.
Union OH of Calif.........25
400 Van de Kamps Bakeries....*
80
4)4 Sale
76
12% Sept. 4
1% Sept. 19
1
6
19
4
15
5
14
18
5
5
10
value,
"1%
Apr.
Apr.
Sept.
Jan.
Apr.
Sept.
Jan.
Feb.
23
25
100 Western Pipe At Steel
No par
92)4
4)4
154
June
Jan.
25
4,000
1,900
216,500
1,156
97,700
6
9
25
Preferred..
2,706 Weber Showcase At Fix pfd._*
•
8% Sept. 12
134 Jan.
75
20
4
100
2h J*
90
471 So Counties Gas 6% pref. 100
100
38,100 Southern Pacific Co
53 Square D Co B common....*
A preferred
150
...._*
*
52,500 Standard Oil of Calif
510 Superior Oil common......25
32
1,300
12,666
Security First Nat Bank
Shell Union Corp com
7% preferred........
25
6% preferred...........25
534% preferred
....25
300 So Calif Gas pref "A"
25
700
6% preferred...
25
'"200
8
.100
,
64,700 Republic Pete Co Ltd
5,750
7% Sept.
8%
100
com
Pacific Western Oil Corp
10,800
2
7%
2
10
D
12,900 Pac Gas 8c Elec com.......25
1st pref 6%
25
6,900
534% preferred
...25
4,000
....10
4,400 Pacific Indemnity..
*
10,100 Pac Lighting Corp com
6% preferred...
..._•
2,314
10
8,900 Pacific Mutual Life Ins
1,200 Pac Public Service N V com.*
2,100 Pacific Pub Serv pref new ..*
100
8)4
2
'1)4
...»
1,800 Pacific Clay Products
46,300 Pac Finance Corp common. 10
Preferred series A...
10
3,500
Preferred series C
...10
1,500
900
76
2234 Aug. 11
15
8
10
486 Mortgage Guarantee Co.. 100
1,900
66
25
June
4134 Feb. 21
7434 Jan. 10
110
June
Jan.
1)4
*
10
Preferred
3,400
200
Sept. 14 110
100
25
Aug. 16
Jan.
;|S
4%
700 Pac Amer Fire Insurance..10
200
55
9
com
203 Moreland Motors pref
100
100
;
400 Monolith Portl Cem
6,200
110
110
96
55
55
85 L A Athletic Club
200
7)4
22
21
12
.......1
Lockheed Aircraft
5,524
32,100
66
22
*
Honolulu Oil..
159,200
834
634
3534
......100
Preferred...
100
6,900
""20
6
Mar.
95
35
31
Jan.
2iM Apr.
327
1934 Sept.
74% Jan.
300 Holly Sugar common..
5,800
26
Jan.
Sept. 13
Preferred
20 Hal Roach Studios pref. ..25
800
1234 Feb. 17
1434 Feb. 13
15
Sept.
2
Sept. 18
23
6
Feb.
28
._*
15
""20
11
60
11
5%
20%
4
24
21 % Sept.
6
32 % June 28
4
Mar. 12
Jan.
Jan.
July
June
5% Sept. 1
19% Sept. 17
19
Feb.
7% May
2334 Jan.
7
329 Goodyear Tire 8c Rub pfd.100
200
76
Mar. 27
7% Jan.
7% July
16%
6%
7
2
Mar. 16
9% Feb.
3
4J4 Jan. 16
2% Mar. 26
12
6
40
Sept. 7
2
Sept. 8
34% Sept. 27
31
Feb.
Feb.
32
15
21% Sept.
Jan.
2
6
Apr. 11
Sept.14
19% Jan. 10
2434
19 34
25
10,400 Douglas Aircraft Inc
27,900 Emsco Derr 8c Equip Co
30
Prices.
9334 Jan.
8
9454 May 25
341
6%
334
234
3
10
New
Citizens Nat
1934
6%
3
779 Broadway Dept Store pfd.100
6,600 Byron Jackson
*
25
3,900 California Bank
10
Sale
Sale Prices.
Prices.
3%
TVs
10
Bolsa Ghlca Oil Corp A
"B"
500
200
234
25
Barnsdall Oil Corp A.
3,100
18,500
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale
Sale Prices.
Sale
Associated Gas & Electric..*
435 Barker Bros common.......*
Preferred
100
25
3,100
1.
Par.
Alaska Juneau Gold Mln'g
6,700
1,000
104
9334
1961
STOCKS.
Shares.
Ask
Ask. Bid
105
10054 10134
Bid.
1952
2,000 Sou Calif Edison 5s
1,000 So Calif Gas 43*8
------
Ask.
Lowest.
Sept. 29.
Sept. 1.
1934.
Bid
S
%
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
Jan. 2
Since
September.
$146~66O
$3,000
Jan. 1 to Sept. 30
Price
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
September
LOS ANGELES
AGGREGATE SALES.
1933
1934
Bond Sales
1934
Stock Sales
31
3
7
16
Mar. 15
Feb. 16
Feb. 16
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
Feb.
16
3
May 26
Aug. 22
Mar.. 20
June 29
Apr. 23
554 Jan. 17
75
Apr. 25
88
Apr. 25
Feb.
9
834 Mar. 16
Jan. 30
36
115? Jan. 29
454 Sept. 24
1934 Feb.
5
Feb.
6
3734 Feb.
6
22
2534 Feb. 15
22
Feb. 17
1954 Feb. 23
2334 June 12
235? June 27
94
July
3334 Feb.
1
27
5
June 20
9
Apr. 27
4254 Jan. 30
20
June
7
30
Aug.
17
1234 Apr. 20
28
Feb. 14
834 Feb.
5
100
Jan.
3
2034 Feb.
5
5
June 19
434 May
8
1234 Jan. 26
RANGE OF PRICES ON PITTSBURGH STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales
September
Jan. 1 to Sept. 30-
1933
1934
Shares99,785
.1,269,558
—
■
AGGREGATE SALES
September.
Stnce
Jan. 1.
BONDS
Mon RC&C6s
88oo Pittsburgh
45
Bid.
18
98
Preferred
23,087
BIsw-Knox Co
•
"I
289
10 Consolidated ice pref
480 Crandall McK & Hend
290
17,037
800
50
*
Devonian Oil..........
IS
697 Electric
8,820
260
29
Preferred
18
.....100
120
91
16
18
Sept. 21
Sept. 25 100
Sept. 22
Sept. 25
16
90
100
9
1
•13
11% Sale
13
9
11
14
X
IX Sept.
5
XX Sept.
5
2.858 Koppers Gas At Coke pref. ISO
7,578
_.*
125,263 Lone Star Gas........
2,185 McKinney Manufacturing..*
......5
5.859 Meats Machine
793 Nat Fireprooftng Corp......*
Preferred. .............50
1,477
14%
Sale"
.....
7X
19%
SX
18X Sept. 24
7X
7%
6% Sept. 15
20
Sept.
9
7X Sept. 22
905
980
47,200 Phoenix Oil com.........25c
Preferred
1
2,300
8,251 Pittsburg Brewing.........*
Preferred
..*
7,532
X
IX Sale
IX
IX Sale
90c
Sept. 19
XX Sept.28
2
3%
12 X
.5
3X
3X Sept. 19
7X Sept. 17
Sale
4
Sept.11
9X Sept. 26
m
13
10X
Sale
1% J.H.
4% Sale
.....
IX
2X
5
2X
10% Sept.
Sale
3*
5%
Sale
IX Sale
1 4%
13%
15%
2
X Sept.
5
7
11°
Sept. 28
4% Sept. 18
3
Sept.17
5X Sept. 25
IX Sept. 19
X4X Sept. 14
7
5k Sept. 27
2X Sept.
Sept. 17
Sept.13
1% Sept. 4
14% Sept. 13
3
6
745
5,950
16,172
65,911
335
1,085
90,570
3,600
Renner
Pitts Screw &
.25
Bolt Corp....»
Pittsburgh Steel Foundry..*
Plymouth Oil.
f
Brewing Co........I
45
120,900 San Toy Mining............1
.*
II,711 Shamrock Oil Ac Gas.
3,480 Standard Steel Spring......*
20 Union Storage............25
10,231 Unlted.Englne At Fdy .«....*
455
...
800
,.
166
8,010
1,276 United
.....
75
5
6% Sale
80
5%
77
Sale
5X Sale
1,886
645
:
5
Sale
"28%
29
'"2k mi:
5
Feb.
July
Feb.
Apr.
Apr.
15% Apr.
3
Apr.
3% Apr.
26% Feb.
17
23 X Sept. 20
1
Sept. 10
2X Sept. 16
10
4c
37
Sale
2oH
3
III"
24 X Sale
18K Sept. 18
2X Sept. 15
Jan.
Sale
13 H
XX Sale
4c
11
Sale
IX
45
6%
49
6X
43
44%
6
XX
XX
XX Sale
3c
4c
2c
43% Sept. 12
5% Sept. 14
1% Sept.
10
XX
3c
4
Sept. 22
Sept. 22
2c
1% Sept. 11
XX
11
Feb
26
July
24
Sept.
75
85
Jan.
6
Feb. 17
Jan. 31
Feb. 23
100
Apr, 18
2
Mar. 14
29% Feb. 19
1
1
15
15
Mar. 13
10c
7c
5
Apr.
Apr,
6
5
*eb.
6
3
Sept.29
24% Sept. 28
2% Sept.
1
Sale
8
Apr.
17% Jan. 11
Mar. 28
Jan.
Aug.
23
8
Mar. 13
Jan. 27
Aug. 27
2% Sept. 19
18k
46
Sept. 21
6X Sept.
4
1% Sept. 29
10% Sept. 14
4c
Sept. 7
1% Sept. 7
Sept. 18
July 16
Jan. 10
2% Aug. 16
1
393
71
14
Feb.
30
27% Sept. 28
1
Sept.10
2X Sept. 19
30
2 X Sale
May 21
May 2
Feb. 16
4% July 27
11
2X .Sale
Feb.
6
Feb. 23
Jan. 18
JS
5c
2% Sept. 19
19
4
Jan.
6
5
5% Sept.
..
Sale
3% June
2% Apr. 18
12% May 25
6% Feb.
5
18
12
65
4X Sept. 18
Feb. 26
3% Apr. 18
Aug.
Aug.
Jan.
May
47% Sept.
Sept. 14
3
19
24
26
4
4
16
16% Feb. 19
Jan.
Feb.
79
14
58
10
4
4c
4c" ""7c
Jan.
4
39% Jan.
2
4% July 23
2
May 2
9% Aug. 29
1% Jan.
6
9% Jan. 15
2c
Sept. 22
1% Sept. 11
8% Feb.
6
1% Feb.
4k
"
Feb.
39
Feb,
5
July 16
37
Mar 25
5% Feb. 23
1% July 19
57
Apr. 21
11% Apr.
4
11
.
4
June
16% Feb.
8
5
2% Apr,
4
Apr. 18
15
7c
Feb. 20
4% Feb.
18% Apr.
1
9
22
2,630 Vanadium Alloy Steel......*
112,759 Victor Brewing Co.........l
10 Wiser Oil Co
17
Feb. 23
Jan. 18
47X Sept. 10
Sept.18
23X
18X
20X
22
Sale
21
Sept. 17
22
Sept.
8
States Glass.......25
31,907 Western Public Service.....*
21,388 Westinghouse Air Brake....*
11,901 Westghouae El At Mfg......00
2%
4%
2%
5a
1%
14%
1
24 X
11
16
4
Apr. 12
77
20
1
1
1%
4
Sept, 12
Sept. 6
18% Sept. 19
"4k
Sale
90c
Sept. 25
4
Sept. 6
Sept. 18
Sept. 14
155 Waverly Oil A
""§78
Jan.
Jan.
47X Sept. 10
56
641 Ruud Mfg.................5
9,700
9
100
Pittsburgh Oil Ac Gau.......5
Pittsburgh Plate Glass.
Jan.
3% Mar. 27
90c Sept. 19
2% Apr. 18
10
July 25
3% Sept. 19
7% Sept. 17
10
3
50 Pittsburgh Coal Co common
130 Pittsburgh Coal Co pref.. 100
10,214 Pittsburgh Forcings.......1
1,420
July
Sept. 21 22%
Feb. 19 100
18 10%
XX
Apr. 16
June 20
9%
Jan.
6% Sept. 15
10
4
T"
4
4
....
......
14
57
"3k
3X
.
20 Penn Federal preferred...100
*"585
June 18
June 18 120
Jan. 25 102
1% Sept.
2
532 Jones Ac Laughlln 8f1 pf..lM
65
50
130
Sept. 11
..........100
""*20
""§19
Sept. 11 100
7X
Products..........*
3,026 Follsnsbee Bros pref...
1SS
65,098 Fort Pittsburgh Brewing...1
8,863 Herb-Walker Befrac cons... *
80
100
50
780 Duff Norton Mfg..........*
6,370 Duquesne Brewing.........5
Class A
.........5
17,937
l",356
101
IX
300 Central Ohio Steel Prod....*
*
1,188 Central Tube Co
2,274 Clark (DL) Candy.........*
37,158 Columbia Gas 8t Electric...*
2,539
Highest.
Sale Prices.
9%
11% Sale
....
80 Byers (A M) preferred. ....100
310 Calorizing preferred......25
125,079 Carnegie Metals............I
16'.715
Lowest.
Sale Prices
It
23,919 Armstrong Cork Co
1,126
—
10
100
606 Amer Window Glass pref.100
583 Arkansas Nat Gas Corp
"""255
Highest.
Sale Prices.
par
Preferred....
664
Ask.
Sale Prices.
Lowest
Sept. 29.
Ask. Bid.
101%
....100
725 Aluminum Goods Mfg
525 American Fruit Growers com*
83
Bid.
89
•
Preferred
345
Sept. 1.
Ask.
1949
:
Brewing 6s..1949
I,985 Allegheny Steel.
10
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
1934.
STOCKS
Shares.
250
$4,000
90,000
Jan. 2
t
Shares.
$3,000
38,000
*.
1
1933
1934
i
September..*
Jan. 1 to Sept. 30-^..---
Price
Par
3,000
'
'
PITTSBURGH
STOCK KXOHANGK
In
Bond Sales
113,617
2,026,132
5
Sale
4%
27 X Sale
38 k Sale
17
•
29%
4% Sept. 11
19% Sept.
6
33% Sept.
5
.......25
Feb. 14
15
16
2
June 12
25
Jan.
Jan.
5
6
25% Feb. 26
6
20% Sept. 12
1% June 20
2
May 22
15% Mar.
Jan. 17
XX June 12
k July 27
90c
3
15% July 26
28k
8
7
.
Jan.
24
1
8
Feb.
6
35% Feb.
6
8
47
8
Feb.
Mar.
3
10
75
78
Feb.
Aug.
July 26
Mar.
4
Mar.
UNLISTED.
343
Wp5
140
Lone Star Gas 4% pref... 100
"
414% preferred.........100
85 Penroad Corp
*
No par value,
x
v t C.
65
75
Sale
66
76
70,
78
67
Sept., 6
70
Sept. 26
64
75
Jan.
Jan.
3% Jan. 24
9
2
.3% Jan. 23
Ex-dividend.
■
4
In the earlier part of this
the country, for the
publication complete records of the dealings
latest month and for the calendar
year
to date, are
General Quotations we combine in one comprehensive whole, securities of
those dealt in
to
the leading stock exchanges of
on
all classes and descriptions, not only
the exchanges, but also leading unlisted and inactive securities.
on
In this department of
furnished.
The following is an index
the different classes of securities quoted:
Page
Exchange Seats
Federal Land Bank Bonds
Industrial
Stocks
........
Public
Public
81
Investment Trust Securities
Quotations
for all securities are
as
ua>tr
' 93
Canadian...
94
93-120
Scrip...
119
Municipal Bonds (Domestic)...
90
..
..
...
Insurance Stocks and
Mining Stocks
..100
Foreign Government Bonds.....
Industrial Bonds.............
Joint Stock Land Bank Securities
99
..........
Pa«*
Page
92
..
the
Textile Stocks
93
94
United States Government Securities
United States Territorial Bonds
9g
76
dag of
closing
the
month
preceding
to
to the
designating
The reader will understand, therefore, that unless the letter "/" is prefixed
Indicate the fact except where there is a deviation from this rule.
price, he must pay accrued interest in addition to the price.
89
As the New York Stock
the date of issue.
Bxchange began with Jan. 2 1909 to quote all bond prices "and interest," we have adopted the same method and no longer employ a
mark
94
....
Title Guarantee and Safe Deposit Stocks—
87
-
Bonds
for
98
82
Utility Stocks..
possible
as
101
Utility Bonds
Railroad
80
Real Estate Bonds
99' Real Estate Trust and Land Stocks.......
.....
........
Railroad Stocks
This, however, does not apply to income bonds or bonds in default, in which cases
the price Includes the Interest, should there be any.
prefixed to bond prices denotes that the quotation is
The letter
herefore the purchaser does not have to provide
a
flat price—that Is, that the accrued interest forms part of the price,
for it separately in making
and
At already stated in the case of income bonds and bondr *n
payment,
default, the price is always "flat," and no designating mark Is employed to indicate the fact.
Quotations for equipment bonds are based on average maturities.
Quotations for guaranteed stocks are "and dividend": that Is. the accrued dividend must be paid in addition to the price.
It should be borne in mind in the use of these tables that the quotations for
cases the
The following
•
many
Inactive and unlisted securities are merely nominal, but in
all
figures are obtained from sources which are considered reliable.
abbreviations
are
often used, vis.; "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
Bid.
Bondi.
RAILROAD BONDS
Adirondack 1st 4*4s 1942 guMAS
Akron A Barb Belt g 4s 1942. JAD
are
Ask
95
97*4
56
52
48
50
5s 1943 ser A—JAD
97*4
1st cons 4s 1943 ser B
JAD
Alabama N Orl TAP June—
"A" deb 5s g *40 red '10-MAN 1 102
"B" deb g 5s *40 red '10-MAN 1 102
Alabama Tennessee A Northern—
Prior lien 6s 1948
JA/
Eq 6s 1935 (vr)
Eq 4^s 1935-'41
loo"
103*4
1st cons g
166"
107
63*4
55*4
24*4
0
1
1
1
Eq tr 6s 1935 (s-a)
23*4
25
102
Q-
45
58
95
100
1
90
H •0 10
101*4
101*4
97*4
95
93*4
87*4
94"
103*4
1948.
102
105
I
95
92
Series B.
Athens Terminal By—
1st g 5s
1937
AtJ A Birm.
27
JA
See Seab'd Air Lir
—
JA
101*4
JA
Atlanta Knoxville A Northeralst mtge gold 5s 1946
JA
Atlanta A St Andrews Bay—
1st 8s, 1938
AA
....
102*4
110*4
65
96"
100
Atlantic Coast Line BB—
1st cons 4s July 1 1952...I
Ool tr g 4s Oct 1 1952 op.MAN
Oonv deb 4a 1939 op 1916MAN
Gen unlf ser A 4 Us 1964. JAD
Eq 6*4* Feb 1936 (year) FAA 6
6 Baals.
74 54
95*4
75*4
79*4
81*4
83"
3.75
85
—
.
3.80
3.8
:I8
96*4
92 Hi
74
107*4
95*4
104*
66
71
80*4
70
71
3
3-/0
3%
3
1.60
97
78
109
96*4
103
102
102
102
102
1st guar g 3s 1989
JAD
Bedford Belt 1st 5s 1938....JAJ
Beech Or 1st 4s g gu 1936—JAJ
55
75
101
JAJ
104
80
79
80
1943
May 1940
1st m 5s 1967 ser AO..-.MAS
1st m 5s 1955 ser 2
MAN
1st m 4*4« 1961 ser JJ
AAO
Eq 4*4s 1935-1943 (yr)—AaO 6
Boat A
Maine
Feb 1
FAA
1937
FAA
JAJ
Equip 5*4s 1935 1937(yr) FAA
Eq tr 6« 1935 38 (year)
JAD
Aug
-AAO
1942
85
101*4
MAN
100
Belvidere DjI 1st 3 *4* 1943.. JAJ
101
Big Sandy By 1st g 4s 1944. JAD
101*4
Birm Term 1st g 4s 1957 gu.MAS
80
Boonville St L A Sou 5s '51.FAA / 35
Boston A Albany 5s Oct '63..JAJ
103
5s June 1942.—.
JAD
103
5s July 1 1938
JAJ
102
.JAJ
4*4s July 1937.
100 *4
4 He impt 1978
88
FAA
4s May 1 1935 gu N Y O.MAN
100*4
3 His Jan 1 1951
JAJ
85
Bef 3 He 1952 gu N Y O—AAO
65"
83*4
83
103*4
104*4
90
101
88
I London
sSale price.
68
4.25
3.75%
98
11*
70
4.00
3.75
1st mtge gu g 4s 1955
FAA
Boston Rev Beach & Lynn—
56*4
4*4s July 15 1947.JAJ16
6s '33 extd to '38.JAJ 15
82
72*4
3.25%
3%
38*4
1st
m
Gen
m
Brooklyn A Montauk—
2d (now 1st) gold 5s 1938.JAD
Brunswick A Western—
1st mtge gtd 4s 1938..
JAJ
Buffalo (Jreek 1st 5s
1st ref 5a 1961
1941...JAJ
JAJ
Buffalo Rochester A Pittsburgh—
General 5s g 1937
MAS
Con g 4*4« 1957
MAN
Buff A Susquehanna BR Corp—
1st 4s Dec 30 1963
JAJ
Burl Cedar
30
99
102
93
103
105*4
105*4
64*4
95
63
87*4
5s guar 1969
26*4
89
1941-JAJ
FAA
99"
'68..JAJ
103
105
110
_
105*4
111*4
112
_AAO
Equip trust 7s ser E 1935.MAN k 102*1
Eq tr 4*4s 1935-1942 (gu) MAN 64.25to
Eq tr 4 As 1935-45 (ann)—JAD 64.25 to
Canadian Northern—
S F deb 7s 1940
S F deb 6*4s 1946
JAD
JAJ
107
120
10-yr g 4His Feb 15 1935.FAA
Winnipeg Term 4s 1939—JAJ
103
85
* Negotiability impaired by maturity.
89
34
Certificates of deposit..
Butte Anaconda A Pac 5s'44 FAA
Eq tr 5*4* 1935-38 (year) MAN
Canada South 5s 1962 ser A. AAO
Can Nat Rys 4*4s gu 1954.MAS
4*4s guar 1957
JAJ
4*4« guar 1968
JAD
4*4* guar 1951
MAS
4*4s guar 1956
FAA
4*4s guar 1956
...JAD 15
40-yr 5s guar 1970
FAA
5s guar 1969.——.
JAJ
58
104
Rapids A North—
3%
k Last sale.
74
74
Boston A N Y Air Line—
Gen M g 4s 1955..
Cambria A Ind 1st 4*4s
89
50
73*4
(old)
Cam A Clear—1st 5a g
70
78
79
Con 1st. A coll tr 5s g '34.-AAO
101*4
Beliefonte Central 1st 6s '49. FAA
Belt BB A Stk Yds (Ind'p'ils)—
77*4
78*4
78
78
6s Jan
4s
99*4
80
6s Mar 1942
4#
Battle Creek A Sturgia—
/This price includes accruea Interest,
80
69 H
69 H
3.80
3.80
„
104*4
90
55*4
69*4
Washburn Ext 1st 5s '39—FAA
1st ref gold 4s 1939
60
104
Plscat Div g 5s Jan 1943--AAO
St Johns Biv Ext gu 5s '39.FAA
Van Bur Ext 5s g Jan *43. AAO
2d guar gold 5s 1936
Beech Ork Ext 3 He 1951
Atlanta A Charlotte Air Line—
1st M4H> 1944 ser A
1st M 5s 1944 ser B
99*
Toledo A Oin Dlv 4s 1959..JAJ
Bangor A Aroostook1st M 5s g Jan 1 1943
JAJ
Cons refund g 4s 1951.—JAJ
Medford Ext 5s 1937
MAN
93
103*4
103*4
106*4
105
97*4
5s June 1945
s Jan 1946
ta May 1943
3« July 1950-.-
Refund gold 4s 1941—MAN
S W Div 1st 5s 1950
JAJ
g4**
94
deb 4**s
65
89
80
102
102
Ref A gen 5s series F1996. MAS
Eq tr 4>4» 1935-40 (yr;—MAN
Eq tr 4*4s *35-'41 O (yr)-.FAA
Eq tr 5s 1935-37 (yr)
FAA
Eq tr 5s 1935-38 (yr)
FAA
Eq tr 6s 1935 (yr)
JAJ 15
PIttsb Lake Erie A W Va
89
JAJ 1
1
<Jonv
42 Hi
103
Bef A gen 5s 1995 series A. JAD
Bef A gen 6s 1995 series O. JAD
Ref A gen 5s 2000 «er D _MA8
Ark A Mem By Brge A Term—
Aroostook Nor 6s g 1947
AA
Atchison Topeka A Santa Fe—
Gen mtge gold 4s 1995 __AA
81
(new) 5s Sept '41
4s-5s April 1947
5s Apr 1944
6s
1st M 4s g July 1 1948
AAO
1st M 5s July 1 1948
AAO
Oonv g 4 *4 a 1960
—FAA
102*4
86*4
AA
97
40*
36*
Baltimore A Ohio—
98
3%
76
1st mtge gtd g 5s 1941
JAT
Augusta Union Stat 4s 1953-JAJ
Baft A Harris g 5s 1936
MAN
1st M West Ext g 5s 1938 MAN
91
1.50%
35
AAO
62*4
53*4
/
96
37
Aug Term 1st gu g 6s 1947—AAO
Austin A Northwestern
96
Allegheny Vai
2.25
3.75
Atlantic Leased L 4% mtge perp.
Atlantic A Yadkin
12
3
1
FAA
Allegheny A Western—
1st mtge guar 4s 1998
Ann Arbor 1st g 4s 1995
JAJ 15
(yr).FAA
Atlantic Coast Line of 8 O—
Gen 1st g 4s July 1948
JAJ
Atl A Danville 1st 4s 1948—JAJ
2d g 4s 1948
JAJ
Alleghany Corp—
Certificates of deposit—J—
gen 4s 1942
MA
E
Ask.
Bid.
Bondi.
Ask,
Boston A Maine
87
JAJ
A..MAN
1946.AAO
lot M g 5s 1974 series
Ooll tr conv 5s 1944
Bid.
1st mtge gu g 4s 1949
107
Alabama A Vlcksburg By—
Albany A Susq 3*4s g
Bonds.
Atlantic Coast Line BB (Concl)
Akron Canton A Youngstown—_
Gen A ref 6s 1946 ser a__AAO /
Gen A ref 5 *4" 1945 ser B AAO /
Alabama Great Southern—
Gen income 6s Oct 1948
"and interest" except where marked "f" and Income and defaulted bonds.
95*4
Oct., 1934]
RAILROAD
NOTICE.—All bond
prices
77
BONDS
"and interest" except where marked *f" and income and defaulted bonds.
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
Bonds
Bid.
Canadian N W 454s Oct 22 1943—
Canadian Pacific—
Oons deben 4s perpetual. -JA4
Ask.
95
97
7854
9654
JAD
99
7854
9654
9954
JAD15
92
93 54
20-yr coll tr 4 54« 1946
MA8
Ooll tr 6s 1964
8 f 414s Dec 16 1944
91
Oonv coll tr 6sl942
MAS k 11054
Eq tr 6s 1944
10954
...JA:J
Bq tr 414s 1934-1938s-a.-JAD b 4.00
Bq tr 414s 1940-1946 a-a.JAD b 4.00
Oaro Oent 1st g gu 4s 1949.-JAJ /
41
„
•
are
Oaro Clinch & Ohio 6s 1938—JAD
1st cons 6s 1962 »er A .J<
Equip 6s 1935 1937
Bq tr 6s 1935 (yrlv)
11054
3.50%
3.50%
45
10554
106
b
s-a.
9154
4.00
b 2.00
10654
3%
1.50%
Carthage A Adirondack—
1st mtge guar g 4s 1981
OaiawUit* cons g 4s 1940—
70
84
102
101
Oent Ark A East 1st 5s 1940. JAJ
JentrBr Un Pac 1st g 4s *48-JAD
Oentral of Georgia—
Bid.
Bonds
Ohic R IA Pac Ry—
General gold 4s 1988
*J&J f
t
Certificates of deposit^
....
JAJ15
1st M g 5s Nov 1 1946—FAA
35
60
Cons gold 5s 1945
MAN
Ref A gen 514s 1959 ser B.AAO
Ref A gen 5s 1959 ser O-.AAO
24
25
1st M 5s 1963 series B
13
14
10
8%
1354
6%
6%
8%
6%
Chat
Dlv gold 4s 1951— JAD
Macon A Nor g 5s 1946
JAJ
Mid Ga A Atl 1st 5s 1947..JAJ
Mobile Dlv g 5s 1946
JAJ
20
25"
26"
Cent New Eng 1st qu 4s 1961 JAJ
Oentral of New Jersey—
Gen M (now 1st) g 5s 1987 JAJ
Gen
M
4t
1987
Eq tr 6s 1915 'vrly)
„
6654
9954
b 3.75
g 5s 1937
"
70
4.25%
....
9754
99
96
99
10954
99
111
10854
10154
102
101^
b 3.40
b 3.40
102
105
5.50
10154
9954
10554
9954
10454
JAJ
55
3.50%
102
9954
10654
101
105
10
954
954
1354
70
10854
80
10954
2754
2754
Ry
8554
89
21
38
50
2254
1654
954
954
Ref M g 4s 1947 series O..JAJ
1st A gen 5s 1966 series A.MAN
1st A gen 6s May *66 ser B JAJ
2654
12
1054
JAJ15 69.00
7
il%
5t '36 op* JAD /
Oblc Indianapolis A St. Louis—
Short Line 1st 4s 1953
AAO
89
91
Chicago Lane Snore A Eastern—
1st M 4 54s 1969 opt 1919-JAD
Ohic Memp A Gulf 5s 1940—JAJ
42
45"
2654
854
5054
4754
5554
5554
27
Ohlc Mllw St Paul A Pac RR—
FAA
A
May 1 1989 ..JAJ
Gen g 3 54s B May 1 1989. .JAJ
Gen 4 4s May '89 series O.JAJ
aerplJAJ
_
Eq 4 54i
(b'35 '43 E A F ( yr)_JAJ
.s'35 '41 G A H(yr)-JAJ
Eq 4 Hit
t(
Equip tr 6s 1935 (yr)-_.JAJ15
Equip tr 5s'35-*40 ser B(yr)PAA
Chicago A North Western—
.
Gen
M 3 54s g 1987—-MAN
MAN
Gen M gold 4s 1987
Stmpd
Ped Inc tax
Gen M 5s '87 stpd Inc tax MAN
Gen M 4 ^s'87stpdlnctaxMAN
Gen M4 54s'87stpdinctaxMAN
15-year 6*4s Mar 1936—MAS
1st A ref 5s May 2037
JAD
1st A ref 4 *4« May 2037—JAD
lot A ref 454s May 2037O JAD
non-pay
Oonvg 4Vi 1949
Eq
Eq
Eq
Eq
Eq
Eq
ser
A—MAN
5754
5s
JAD
1936
JAJ
Cleveland A Pittsburgh—
Ser A 454« gen gtd 1942—JAJ
Ser B 454* gen gtd 1942--AAO
Series B 3 54s gen gtd 1942. AAO
Ser O 354» gen gtd 1948--MAN
Ser D 354s gen gtd 1950—PAA
Gen A ref 454s 19"
977 ser A.FAA
Oleve Short L
854
51 H
4954
57
57
60
6
6 25
5.50%
6
6.25
5.50%
6
6.25
5.50%
6
6.25
5.50%
AAO
54s 1961
9954
101
8754
9954
7754
68
70
10154
8254
Genera) mtk.e 4*4* 1980.-MAN
Eq tr 554%
MAN b
1935-37
Columbia A Port Deposit—
1st ru 4s 1940
PAA
Columbus A Hocking Valley-
Ext gold 4s 1948
Columbus A Toledo—
AAO
10354
96
96
103
4.00
101
JAJ
554s *42.JAD
Cuba RR 1st g 5s 1952
JAJ
1st 1 A ref g 754» '36 ser A. JAD
1st 1 A ref 6s 1936 ser B-.JAD
103
95
77
106
32
5154
3554
3254
26
30
20
2454
35
24
Del A Bound Br 354s 1955-PAA
Delaware A Hudson—
99
Oonv5s 1935-AAO
1st A ref gold 4s 1943 ...-MAN
82
10154
9254
15-yr g 5 4s Mav l *37.-MAN
10154
Eq 6* Tan 15 1935 (vr)._.TAJl5 62.00 to
Delaware River RR A Bridge—
75"
Ret
37
41
Eq tr 44« 1935 42 (yr)..MAN 6 7.00
33
35
1st mtge g 4s 1936
Denver & Rio Graude
—FAA
Western—
Vug '55 ..PAA
Assented subject to plan
<x linpc 6« 1978 ser tJ.AAO
lOi""
10254
92 54
102
1%
2
94
89
/
10654
1454
15
16
1254
21
1324
2154
5.50%
4 4s 1936
1936
JAJ
JAJ
4054
4254
41
1950
2
2
4
PAA /
11
14
4354
.
_
.
101
M
A r«f fis
1952
Georgia Midland—
1st g 3s 1946
Ga KK A Bkg ref 6s 1951
AAO
104"
-AAO
97
JAJ
50
Ga Sou A Fla 1st g 5s 1945--JAJ
36
Deb 5s 1952
AAO
b
Eq tr 4V*s 1934-1939 s-a.MAN
4s Jan 1
95
Gouv A Osw 1st 5s g 1942—JAD
Gr
R A Ind ext 4 54s
2d 4s 1936
1941—JAJ
10154
AAO
—
9554
8154
JA.i
2nd 4s Gold Sterling 1955-AAO
1st 4s Feo 25 '39
vlg gu.AlAN
96
Ctfs of
dep for gtd 4s 1935-JAJ f
Des t'laines Val 44s 194<
-M&S k
.
Mortgage gold 4a 1995
93
104
Ry of Canada—
Deb g 6s Son)
-
10754
10654
10454
AAO
MA8
FAA
1 1936
654s 1936 series F
77
1950--JAJ
Eq tr 58 Dec 14 '34-'43 (yr)
Grays Pt Term g 5s 1947-..JAD
80
4.75
75
Jreat Northern—
88
Gen M 7s 1936 series A—JAJ
1st A ref g 4 5^s '61 opt '41 JAJ
9154
-
Gen M 554s 1952 ser
Gen M 5s 1973 ser O
78
7554
B—JAJ
JAJ
D
JAJ
E
JAD
Eq tr 454* 1935-1939
MAS
Eq" tr 454" 1935-1940 D (yr)JAJ
Eq tr 5s 1935-1938 (yr)..MAS
Western Fruit Express.
Eq 5s J'ne 15*35 v39 (yr) JAD
Eq tr 4548 1935-1940-JAD
6954
Gen 454s 1976 ser
Gen 454s 1977 ser
6954
3 75
375
3.75
b
b
G-eenb Ry 1st « aru 4s '40--MAN
Green Bay A Western—
3 75
3 75
9954
f
33
5
Western—
JA.) /
1st M 6s 1958 ser A
Guayaquil A Quito 1st 5s '32 JAJ2 /
2654
15
Gulf Mobile A Northern—
1st 5
57
JAD
5
60""
8
AAO
54s 1950 ser B
tst 58 1950 Series O
_AAO
Gulf A Ship Island RR—
1st ref A t.prm g 5a Feh'52-JA) k
1st mtge g Is 1957 gu
HUrl R A Portch—See N
70
JA 1
Y
74
N
H A Hh
Hacking
Valley Ry—
cons gold 454s 1999--.JAJ
77
1st
2054
1254
Eq tr 5s 1935 1938 (ann).AAO 6
Eq tr 5s 1935-1939 (yr)__.JAJ b
Eq tr 6s 1935 (yr).——JAJ 15 6
/ This price includes accrued interest,
k Last sale.
56 54
1947
G ilf Tertnlnei of MobUe—
Des Moines A Port Dodge—
4
Georgia Fla A Ala RR—
8tamped (July 1 1933 cpn on)
An Apr
JAJ
18
♦/ 22
Debenture ctfs B Feb
14
10854
1954
MAN /
/
of deposit
Gumtanaino A
Denver A Salt Lake Ry—
b Basis.
/
-
Debenture ctfs A Feb
100 54
Rio Grande—
1960
454
354
1st g gu 4s I July I
100
mtge H*
7
Grand Trunk West 4s £ 1950-JAJ
102
96
nc
f
JAJ
JAJ
Sink fund g deb 7s 1940-
75
23
T
18
55
Gen 4s 1962 Can Gov gu. .JAJ
Imp A equip 5s 1960
MAN
Dayton Union 4s 1949
JAJ
Dawson Ry A Coal 5s 1951.-JAJ
g
92
A Henderson
Grand Trunk Pacific—
1st M 3s 1962
47
con
Houston
Grand Trunk
72"
Negotiability impaired by maturity,
9354
68 54
3%
10054
Gen Income 5*
4.50%
89
10254
60
101
*
9454
-
9354
6854
59
4.50%
10154
1st
7454
4.50%
Ctfs
9954
AAO
1st
1st 5s 1938--.JAD
Port St Un Dept Det 454s *41 JAJ
Worth A D O 6s 1921 —
Ext at 5*4 % to 1961
JAD
Georgia A Florida RR—
1st M 6s 1946 ser A—
10054
47
Deb 4s 1955
Deb 4s 1956 guar
Cuban Nor Rys 1st
1st mtge 6s
40
Ft
Ext at 6% to July 1 1934
JAJ
4t
40
Moines a Sou—
L)«s
Ga A Ala Term 1st g 5s 1948.JAD
Ga Caro A N 1st 5s g 1929--JAJ
43
con g
Port Dodge
Genesee River 6s 1957
Ga A Ala 5s Oct 1945
H) deb 4s '54 JAJ
1st
-MAN
104
6254
3454
2654
4.50%
4.50%
95"
1.25%
-
101 y
50
26
8954
' V2 opt
101
60
3054
49
1st 4s Feb 15 '42 Alg gu.MAN
1st extend g 4s 1955
FAA
Connecticut A Passumpslc Rivers
1st gold 4s 1943
AAO
Conn River gold 4s 1943
M&8
Connecting Ry (Phila)—
1st M gu 4* Mar 15* 51-MAS15
1st
5s
1951
MAS
Denver A
40
JAJ /
1950
-
88
ser
100
100
1st lien A ref M 554s 1938 AAO
Galvesi.<i. Perm da iy3»
M&S
54
55
5654
89
100
1977
109
Cloversv—
Galveston
O—AAO
f 454s
4.00
104 %
-JAJ
102
Coal Rlv Ry 1st 4s gu '45
JAD
Colorado A Southern
Ref M g 4 54a May 1 '35—MAN
s
4.00
4.00
Amended 1st con 454s 1982
(Nov '32 and May r37 coup).
Proof of claim filed
Certificates of deposit
10254
84
AAO
B
65
Peninsula—
5s gold 1943
Proof of claim filed
78
94
1st
cons
Gen ref gold 4s
1st cons ref 4
88
sot
6554
Eq 4*4s *34 '35 G (s-a)—AAO
Eq 454s '35 '41 H (s-a)..MAS
1st g gn 4s 1945- —--JAJ
Florida West Sh 5s 1934
JAJ
107
100
f 5s 1973
&
66
—AAO
Florida East Coast 4V4« "59-JAD
-MAS
1st A ref 5s 1974
Certificates of deposit
89
99
s
7154
67 54
Fla So
87
Det A Mack pr lien 4s 1995. JAD
95
4854
tr 5s 1935 ser M (yr).JAD b 5.75
5s *35*'38 O (yr)
JAD b 5 75
100
6s Jan 15 1935 (yr).. JAJ 15
6 54s 1935 36 ser J (yr) MAS 6 5.75
6 Mis 1935-36 K (yr)—AAO b 5.75
4 54»'34-'42 (yr.) ser A MAN b 5.75
*
109
Cleveland Union Terminals—
lstsf 554s 1972 series A—AAO
1st M
935$
—
-
Florida Central A
Cleveland Terminal A Valley—
lnal
Valle
1st 4s gold g1uar 1995
MAN
Consol Rys (N
Deb 4s 1955
10554
AAO
M
Cleveland A Mahoning—
Gold 5s 1938
83
1953-
Fonda Johnstown A
Olev A Marietta 454s 1935-MAN
....
52 54
27
'89
May '1
3%
99
11054
JAJ
Cleveland Lorain A Wheeling—
106
2654
Gen M 4*4s
4 00
9854
Con mtge g 4s 1956 guar ..JAJ
C llcago Indlanap A Louisville—
Ref M g 6s 1947 series A—JAJ
Ref M g 5s 1947 series B—JAJ
Gen g 4s
102
Olev Olnc Ohlc A St Louis-
Gen
AAO
1965
Eq tr 6s 1935*36 (year)_JAJ15
Eq 4*4» '35 '41 LL (s-a).-MAS
Eq tr 4*48 1935 43 (s-a)-.MAS
Penncoll g 4s Feb 1 1951__FAa
Erie A Jersey s f 6s 1956
JAJ
Erie A Pittsburgh—
Gen gu g 3 54« ser B 1940-- JAJ
Series O 1940
-JAJ
96
84
2.00
■
50-yr 5s 1975 series A
Oonv adj 5s Jan 2000
103
100
White W V Dlv 1st 4s *40-JAJ
Stamped
<u
Series D
10854
11054
Equip to 68 1935
84
Ref A lmpt m 5s 1967—MAN
Ref A mtge m 5» 1975
AAO
1st
General 4s gold 1993--JAD
Gen M 5m ser B 1993
JAD
Kef A imp M 6s '41 ser CL-JAJ
Ref A Imp M 5s *63 sot D__JAJ
96
1951-JAJ
RR—
1996——JAJ
Gen Hen gold 4s 1996-----JAJ
Oonv gold 4s 1953 ser A-.AAO
8erles B 1953T
AAO
,
108
PA A
AAO
rcri0
100
102 54
Spr A Col Dlv 4» 1st g '40-MAS
1st consol 6s gold 1934.
v
Chicago A Erie 5s 1st g '82-MAN
Monnn Dohi
40
105
1st gtd g 5s 1943
JAJ
Cleveland Akron A Columbus—
W
El Paso A S
100
1950-JAJ
1st 6s 1910 ext at 4%
Income 5s 2862
R I 1st gu 5s
El Paso A
Prior lien gola 4s
33
1%
MAN /
Certificates of deposit....
/
Chicago a Eastern Illinois—
Equip tr 6s 1935 (yr)
Elmira A Williams port—
43
1%
6
A Southern
55
3954
107
38
1.50
10254
10154
MAN
9954
JAJ
4s 1940
41
100
9654
9754
JAJ
1st mtge g 5s series O '57-MAN
Clearfield A Mahoning—
1st cons guar g
30
9754
Edmonton, Dunvegan A Brit
Columbia Ry 454® 1944--AAO
Elgin Jol A East 6* 1941 —-MAN
5%
1st A ref 5s
b
Gen M 4s 1958
MAS
1st A ref 4 54s ser B 1977—FAA
1st A ref g 5s 1971 ser A
FAA
Illinois Dlv 354s '49 op *29 JAJ
O llcago Indiana
1935 38 (yr)—AAO
1st g 4s 1951—JAJ
Cincln North
1st M 454s '020 ser A
1st M 6s 2020 ser B
10554
Eastern Ry of Minnesota—
Nor Dlv 1st g 4s 1948.
AA<»
8854
2.50%
2.50%
2.50%
Chicago Burlington A Quincy
Oblc Grt W
Eq tr 5s
1936
1065*
1 1935—MAN
East Tenn Va A Georgia—
Consol 1st g 5s 1956
97 54
3.40
AAO
4f July 1 1949
78""
88
b
'35-'36
Oblc A East 111 (new co)—
Gen Vf 5s May 1951
1st gold 5s Nov
13154
107
Ref A lmpt 4 54" ser E 1977 .J A J
Oalro Dlv 1st g 4s 1939
JAJ
O W A M Dlv 1st 4s g '91-JAJ
St L Dlv 1st col trg 4s'90 MAN
AAO
g 3s 1949
Equip trust 6a Jan 15
85
85
Cln N O A Tex Pac Ry
Aug 1
Duluth A Iron Range—
1st 5s 1937
AAO
Dulutn Missaoe A Northern-
1st gold 5s 1937
-JAJ
Dutchess Co RR 4 54s 1940--JAH
East Tenn A Western N C—
nm
10754
1st cons gtd 4s 1942
MAN
Clue A MusK Val 4s 1948—_FaA
4s
1953
Gen g s f 6s Jan 1 1941
JAJ
Duluth South Shore A Atlantic—
85
85
11254
93 H
,
Refunding
85
84
72
Eq 654s 1934-\_ ann)
JAD b 1.75
Oralg Valley 1st 5s g 1940-JAJ
104 54
Potts Creek 4e 1946
JAJ
9954
R A A Dlv 1st con g 4s *89-JAJ
10054
2d coo g 4s 1989
JAJ
Warm Spr Val 1st 5s g *41 -MAS
10054
Chesapeake A Ohio Northern—
1st M 5s 1945 guar
Chicago A Alton RR—
854
Cincinnati Union Term Co—
Chattanooga Sta 4s 1957 gu_J& i
Chesapeake A Ohio—
'
20
108
Oin Ind A West 1st 5s 1965-M&N
Cincinnati Lebanon A Northern—
6554
AAO
1st cons g 5s 1939
MAN
General 4 54s gold 1992—MAS
Ref A lmpt 4Us 1993 ser A AAO
Ref A lmpt 454s *95 ser B JAJ
Eq tr 454s '34- 40 W (yr).AAO
Eq tr 5s 35-'H8 (yr)
')
MAS16
Eq tr 554s '35-'37 (yrly).-JAD
(:
Eq tr 6s 1936
.)
JAJ15
21
5154
3854
10554
1.25%
2.75%
7454
b
Eq tr 5s Dec 14 34 '44 (yr)
5.20
Charleston A Savannah—
1st mtge g 7s 1936
105
JAJ
Charleston A Western Carolina—
1st mtge g 5s 1946
JAJ
Chicago A Western Indiana—
Consol gold guar 4s 1952—JAJ
1st A ref 554s 1962 A
MAS
Choc A Memph 6s 1949
JAJ
Choctaw Oklahoma A Gulf—
Consol gold 5s 1952
MAN
Cincinnati Hamilton A Dayton—
General 5s gold 1942
JAD
2d mtge gold 454s 1937
JAJ
Cln Ind St Louis A Chicago—
1st
1
1st gold guar 4s
103
68
MAN
Vermont Ky—
92
20
6.25
Q-P
7354
Euronean loan 4s 1946.MAS
Oentral RR A Banking of Ga—
Ooll tr
95
9254
m
Central
10254
Chic Terre Haute A Southeast
1st A ref g 5s Dec 1 '60 opt JAD
Inc mtge 5s Dec 1 I960-.MAS
Ohlc Un Stat 1st 454s 1963--JAJ
9454
JAJ15 b 2.00
Central Pacific—
1st ref 4s g guar 1949
PA A
1st g guar 4s Oct 11954...AAO
Guar g 5s I960
PA A
„
6854
88
JAJ
Eq tr 4Hs 1935-*41 (yr)..PAA
3454
93
JAJ
1st 5s Mar
-
b
1st M 654s series O 1963--JAJ
Guar gold 5s 1944
JAD
8%
1964
JAJ
Detroit A Toledo Shore Line—
Ohlc St Paul Minn A Omaha—
Eq 6s 1935 (ann)
103 h
56
♦Sec 454s 1952 ser A
MAS */ 2054
Certificates of deposit
/ 1888
30-yr. eonv.4 54s I960—-MAN /
80
Eq 6s Jan 15 1935 (yr)
-JAJ 15
80
Eq tr 5s 1935-38 (s-a)
JAD
80
Eq tr 6s 1934 (s-a)
AAO
80
Eq 454s 'b5-'42 O (yr)
JAJ
80
Eq tr 454s '35'45 (ahal—J&D
Obicago St Louis A N
100
Con g 5s June 15 '51---JAD 15
75
Con g 354s June 15'51 JAD.15
71
Mem Dlv 1st 4s 1951
JAD
5254
5054
Bid.
Bonds.
Det R Tun 454* 1901 gu —.MAN
Detroit Toledo A ironton—
7054
1954
5354
•Ref« 4s 1934 opt to ittJfT.AAO ♦/ 19
Certificate of deposit
/ 18
4954
4554
Bq tr 414s '35 '40 ser P(yr)MA8 b
Bq tr 4 *4s'34 '40serQ(yr)MAN b
Bq tr 5s 1935 '38 (yrly)-JAD b
Ask
I London,
s
Sale price.
10554
3.50
3.50
2.00
54""
43
1^54
BONDS
RAILROAD
78
"interest" except where marked
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of
NOTICE.—All bond prices are and
&
con
J&J
Long Dock 68 con g 1935-—A&O
Long Island—Unified g 4s 49M&S
Refunding g gu 4s 1949.M&8
Gen mtge gold 4s 1938
J&D
Debenture gold 5s 1937-M&N
100
J&J
5s 1937
97*
io5*
101
105
J&J
,
-
1st gold 5s 1957 opt
82*
Adj Inc up
1st M 4** 1957 conv
36 *
37*
75
78
F&A
to 5% Feb '57-A&0
F&A
J& i
J&D
&4s
gold of
i
wo2_
98
a v« >
11*
80
81
.
.
1st M 5s ser A
-90
72
Ref mtge
Ref g 4s
Pur lines
Jt 1st ref
85
89
78*
78*
78
M
(IO&C8L&
N O) 5s 1963 ser A
Series O 4 4s 1963
,
75
65*
3.75
3.75
3.75
3.75
3.75
3.75
3.75
2.00
96
-
A&O
Cairo Bridge 4s g 1950—J&D
Lltch Dlv 1st g 3s 1961 .—J&J
Loulsv Dlv 314s g 1953—-J&J
J&J
Sp'fleid Dlv ext 314s 1951 J&J
Western lines g 4s 1951
F&A
Indiana Bloomington & Western
56*
3.00%
3.00%
3.00%
3.00%
3.00%
3.00%
3.00%
1.00%
99*
1st & ref 5s 2003
70
100*
.M&N
Pad & Mem Dlv lBt 4s '46-F&A
8 E & St L Dlv 6s 1971-M&S
2d mtge 3s 1980
M&S
Mob & Mont 4*s 1945—M&S
Southern Ry joint Monon coll
gold 4s. 1952
J&J
L & N Term 1st ar 4s '52 gu J&D
103*
104*
Indlanap & Lou 1st 4s 1956.-J&J
lnternat-Great North Ry—
1st M g 6s 1952 series A.-J&J /
Adj M 6s July 1952 ser A.April /
1st M 5s 1956 series B
J&J /
1st M 5s 1956 ser O
J&J /
Eq tr 4*s 1935-42 (yr)__A&0
Internat Rys (Central America)—
1st M 5s 1972 opt
M&N
1st col tr 6% notes 1941 _M&N
6% notes 1936
J&D
1st 1 & ref 6*s 1947
F&a
Iowa Cent 1st g 5s 1938
J&D
Certificates of deposit..
1st & ref g 4s 1951
M&S
Iowa Minn & N'western 3*s *35
Jacksonville Terminal—
Ref & ext 5s series A1967—J&J
17"
31*
9*
30*
29*
33
81
83
10*
34
34
66
69
70
50
60
71*
69*
1939 ext to
8
9!*
80
102
81
J&D
J&D
62
64)
64*
73*
68
69]
104 J
M&N
M&N
1937
7s
71*
55
J&J
50
55
103
60
105
1st con gold 4s 1977
M&8
/
Asst (cash warr & coup)
&
93
100
92*
92
RR 4%
ext at
102
M&N
M&N
J
6s
1st
&
Sept /
(1880)-J&D
Unassented (no
89
2.2f
94*
1.25%
93*
91
38*
42
37*
40
71
60
62
67*
75
69
68*
1.50%
3.00%
101*
Kansas Oklahoma & Gulf—
J&J
Kentucky Cent 4s g 1987
J&J
*
Kentucky & Indiana Term RR
1st M 434s 1961 (sterling)-J&J
accrlnt at exch rate 4.8665
95
Stmpdaccrlnt at rate 4.8665
Plain 1961
J&J
97
Lake Erie & West 1st 5s '37—J&J
98
2d gold 5s July 1 1941
J&J
Lake Shore & Mich South—
Con g ref 3 34s 1997
90
.J&D
90
Lehigh & Lake Erie 4 *s *57 M&S
Lehigh & New England—
1st M gold 5s 1945
106
—J&J
Gen mtge gold 5s 1954
J&J
104*
103
5s series B 1954
J&J
3.85
Eq tr 434s 1934-'42 (yr)— A&O b
Lehigh Valley Harbor Term Ry—
1st mtge 5s 1954
95
F&A
f^hlgh Valley—
99
1st 6s ext gold 4s 1948
J&D
89*
101*
coo
—
—
85
—
93*
ti
coups)
80
—
91
51""
55
45
Sparta & NW 1st 4s 1947M&^
55
vlll&State Line Ist3*sl941-J&.)
vllnneapolls & St Louis—
1st 7s '27 ext at 6% 1932—J&D
1st consol gold 5sl934
M&N
Certificates of deposit
1st refdg gold 4s 1949
M&S-
7*
2*
3
2
Ref & ext 5s Feb '62 ser A.Q-1
67"
67%
3.00
4.00
00
Ho
vlil
*f
J&l ♦/
1934(1884)
103*
42
Northern—
♦1st ext 4*s 1934
,
78
67
48
65
Valley—5s 1943—A&O
53 ser A
54
1910
A&O
5% to 1940
52
75*
J&D /
Unasserted (no coups)
ext at 4*%
102
45
30
franc bonds
N
of
97*
Union ville—
1st 5s 1943
Midi
3*
2*
2
Certificates of deposit
vlinn St P & Sault Ste Marie—
28
30
gold 5s 1938
5s 1938 gu int
2d M gold 4s guar 1949
J&J
J&J
J&J
J&J
20
30
1st ref 6s 1946 series A
J&J
20
49
22
J&J
M&S
Eq tr 4s *34-'38 s-a
J&D16
Eq tr 4*s 1935- 36 (s-al.M&N
Eq tr 6s 1935 tyear)
_M&8
67
71
19*
21
1st cons gold 4s 1938
1st
cons
1st
cons
38*
44"'
1st ref 5*s 1978 sot B
25-year 5*s 1949
6.50
6.50
6.50
5%
'
91
99
MStP&SS M & OentTermRy—
1st Ch Ter s f 4s '4lop'10.M&N
Mississippi Cent g 5s 1949
99*
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
1978 ser D.J&J
Adj M 5s Jan 1967 ser A—A&O
Mo Kan & Tex (old company)—
1st gold 4s 1990
J&D
Eq tr 6s 1935 (year)
J&J15
Mo Pacific RR (new company)—
1st & ref 5s Jan 1965 A —F& \
Certificates of deposit
1st & ref 5s 1977 ser F...M&8
Certificates of deposit
70
62*
::::
103
83*
96
84
88*
11*
89
89
88
91*
3%
4.00
105
104*
5
A&O
5
6
4
6
4
6
1977
Cons deb 4s
perpetual-..-J&J
J&J
Eng cons 4s 1945 gu
Consol g 6s July 1 1945—J&J
N Hav & North 4s 1956 gu—J&D
F&A
J&J
N J June 1st 4s gu 1986
New Lon Nor 1st 4s 1940
& Coal Co—
1st col) tr g 5s Oct 1 1947..A&0
New Orleans Great Northern—
50-year 1st 5s 1983———J&
Income deb 5s 2032..
J&J
New Orl & Nor Ease 6s 1916,
Extended at 5% 1940
M&N
Ref & lmpt 4*8 '52 ser A..J&J
New Orl Term 1st 4s 1953.—J&J
New Orleans Texas & Mexico—
Non-cum Inc 5s '35 ser A—A&O
1st 5s 1954 series B
A&O
1st M 5*s 1954 series A—A&O
1st 5s 1956 series C
F&A
1st M 4*s 1956 series D..F&A
Newport & Cincinnati Bridge—
7*
4*
103
71
91
94
70
75*
85*
76
65
88*
97""
96
New Mexico Ry
1st M g 4*s 1945 guar—J&J
New York Bklyn & Manh Beach
1st gold 5s 1935
A&O
82
60
58
9
11
101
103
im
75"
OA
/J
21*
24
20*
20*
22
18
23*
17*
.
22
100*
103
New York Central RR—
1935—...—M&N
10-yr conv 6s 1944
M&N
Cons mtge 4s 1998 ser A..F&A
Ref & lmpt 4 *s 2013 A—A&O
Ref & lmpt 5s 2013 O
A&O
New York Central & Hud Rlv—
Ref g 3*8 July 1 1997
J&J
Deb 4s 1942 tax-exempt—J&J
Ref & ref 4*s ser A 2013--A&O
L S coll tr g 3*s 1998
F&A
M C coll tr g 3*s 1998-..F&A
Eq tr 7s 1935 ''year)——A&O 15
Eq tr 6s 1935 (year)
J&J15
NYO L eq 6s *35-'37 (yr).J&D
NYC L eq 5s '35 '39 (yr)-J&D
NYO Leq4*s '35-'37(yr)M&8
NYO Lines eq 4*s Mar 151935
to
1939 (year)
M&S15
NYO Lines eq 4*s 1935
J&J
NYO Lines eq 4*s *36-;40
Conv deb 68
—
M&N15
(yearly)
NYO RR eq 4*s
NYO RR eq 4*s
'35-'36—J&J
*35-*45-M&N
N Y O & 8t List 8 4s 1937 -A&O
3-yr 6% g notes Oct 1 '35A&0
Ref 5*s 1974 ser A
A&O
Ref 4 *s 1978 ser O
M&S
Equip tr4*s 1935 '44 (yr) F&A
Equip tr 6s 1935-'38 (yr)—F&A
96
97
59*
113
81
60
65*
66
112*
80*
89*
94
59*
75
76*
2.00
2.00
3.85
3.85
3.85
3.85
3.85
3.85
3.85
3.85
99
63*
66
Am
4.00
1953 series A—F&A
1st guar os 1953 series B—F&A
New York & Erie RR—
1st 4s ext g 1947
M&N
3d mtge 4*s 1938M&S
N Y & Greenwood Lake
104*
106*
M&N
75
91*
77*
42*
YorkConnecting RR—
1st M 4*s
Guar g 5s
86*
3.50
87
1.50%
/
/
25*
/
25
1946
NU Har 1st g 3*8 2000--M&N
N v Lack * Western—
28*
b
lOO""
100
6% g notes *15 ext to *33--J&D
6% gnotes£ 'ISextto '33-J&D
Nat RR of Mex p 1 g 4*9 26 J&J
1st cons gold 4s 1951
A&O
National Transc Branch Lines Co
1st Maf 4*s 1955
-A&O
Naugatuck 1st 4s 19M
M&N
New Brunswick Ry Co—
1st & ref 4s ser A
1st /fc ref 4
1973—M&N
*s 1973 ser t»
103
101*
93*
.M&N
26*
New York & Long Branch—
General gold 4s 1941
.M&S
26*
NY & NE tfos Ter 4s 1939—A&O
N Y New Haven & Hartford—
97
1st & ref 6s 1978 ser G ...M&N / 25
Certificates of deposit
fk 24
1st & ref 5s 1980 ser H..A&0 / 25
Certificates of deposit
A 24*
26*
57
55*
59*
65*
68
1st & ref 6s 1981 ser I
Certificates of deposit
F&A /
/
A..M&N /
Secured 5*s 1934 1956.—J&D /
Equip trust 5s 1935 40(yr)M&S
Eq tr 4*s '35-'44 F (yr)._M&N
25
26*
Deb 4s May 11957
M&N
Deb 4s July 1 *55 non-conv J&J
Deb 4s 1956 non-conv
M&N
—
26
Deb
112
95*
54*
100
101
114
Lehigh Valley Ry of New York
1st 4Ks gold 1940
J&J
Lehigh Vail Term 5s 1941...A&O
Lehigh & N Y 1st 4s 1945—M&S
104*
68*
98
105
72
Lexington & Eastern—
1st guar 5s 1965
106*
27
—
fk 24
Deb 6s Jan 15 '48
107*
Litchfield & Mad 1st 5s '34-M&N
85*
109
112
95
98
New
77
75
73
40
Prior lien 4*s
3.56%
14*
75
65
95"
77*
68*
J&J
J&J
Prior lien 4s 1962 ser B
76
21
75*
19*
RR—
Prior lien 6s 1962 ser A
95
77
J&J
J&J
Mo-Ill RR 5a 1959
90
76
„
2
Michigan Central—
45
Ref & lmpt 4*s 1979 ser O.J&J
96
1st 5s Kal &S H 1939
M&N
k 103*
1st mtge M Air L 4s 1940—J&J
90
1st g 4s Jo! & N lnd-1957J&JlO
82
let g 3 *s J L & Sag 1951 M&S
96*
1st gold 3*s 1952
M&N
Middle town
7*
8*
76
4*
New
Western
•Oons 6s .1913
A&O
75
1959
g
Adj M Apr 1
Eqtr6s 1935 (year) —..J&J15 6
Eq tr 5248 1935-38 (year) M&S b
Kansas City Terminal Ry—
1st g 4s 1960 opt 1930
100*
J&J
Gen con
J&D
68)
(Foreign series) 1960
95
J&J 15 b
M&N
M&N
fund
Milwaukee
„
gold 4*4® 2003
gold 5s 2003
96*
64
Meridian Term 4s '55 guar-M&N
International—
102*
Certificates of deposit..
M&S /
Income 5s Mar 1934
Sept 1 /
Assented
M&S /
Gen con
95
Mexican
Midland
Kanawha & W Va 5s 1955---J&J
Kan City Ft Scott & Memphis—
Con M 434s ann irred
J&D
Gen cons gold 4s 2003....M&N
1965-\-J&J
1st guar g 5s 1937
.F&A
National Rys of Mexico—
Prior lien g 4*s s f 1957—J&J
Gen mtge 4s
Maryland & Pa 1st g 4s '51-M&S
Memphis Union Station Co—
1st g gu 5s Nov 1 1959-M&N
Midland
Kalamazoo & White Pigeon RR
1st gold 5s 1940
J&J
Kanawha Br & Ter 6a 1948-- A&o
Kana & Mich 1st 4s 1990
A&O
..J&D
59
Philippine Govt gu
Kal & Sou Haven—See Mich Cent
1st M 5s 1978
57
-
5
2
80*
Joplin Union Depot Co—
1st g 4s 1940 guar opt.M&N
Kalamazoo Allegheny &
Grand Rapids gtd 5s *38—J&J
63*
103*
-J.—J&J
Income 4s 1943
Jamestown Frank & Clearfield—
1st g 4s 1959 guar
J&D
107
\i
75*
Manitowoc Green Bay &
1st gtd 3*s 1941
100
101
Ref & ext 6s series B 1967—J&J
98*
1st guar gold 5s 1937J&J
Montana, Wyoming & Southern
98*
1st mtge g 58 1939
M&S
93
Montour RR 1st 6s 1963—.F&A
107
Morgantown & Klngwood—
1st mtge 5» 1935
3%
J&J
Morris & Ewiex 3*s 2000—J&D
Oonstr*n 5a 1955 ser A
M&N
100*
Oonstr*n4*s 1955 ser B.M&N
103* NasnvilJe Chattanooga & St L—
1st M 4s 1978 ser A——F&A
67"
Eq fcr 4*« 1934-'37 (year> \&0
105
Nashville Florence & Sheffield
74
97
1st & ref 6s Dec 1935
Sinking
A.—J&J
J&J
2.00
J&J15
1935 *.yr).
AM K & Cln Dlv 4s 1955.
95*
Indianapolis Union—
Gen & ref 5s 1965 ser B
92*
106
3.50
3.50
Manila RR Sou Lines 4s'39-M&N
86
J&J
97
A&O
B
O—A&O
6s 1941
A-0
Eq tr 4*s 1934-37 (year).J&D
Equip 6*« 1Q35-3fl (year) M&S
4s
1955—A&O
103*
102*
1st & ref 4 *s 1935
1st & ref 5s Dec 1935
103
Kan City Sou—1st g 3s 1950 A&O
Ref & Impt5s Apr 1 1950--J&J
103
86"
84
1991 -———-M&S
gold 3*s 2002—M&S
Gen 6s 1955
A&O
Mont Cent 1st g 6s 1937—.J&J
101*
1st 5s 1947
Macon Terminal 5s
Maine Central—
67
85
45
„
Monongahela Sou 5s
Macon Dublin & Savannah/-—
82
Indiana Illinois & Iowa—
Con M 69 ann Irred
Consol
107
1st & ref 4 *8 2003 ser
Eq tr 6s
83
J&J
1945
Monon Coal—See Chic Ind & Lou
106*
75
J&J
K O Mem & Bir 4s 1934
ser
75*
M&N
1945--J&J
Ohio, gen 4s 1938—M&8
Ref & lmpt 4*s 1977.... M&S
Secured os 1938
M&S
Eq 4*s *35-'41 O (yr)— J&J 16
Eq tr 5s 1936-'38 (s-a)
M&S
Eq tr 5s 1935-'39 (year)—-J&J
Montgom Dlv g 5s 1947—F&A
Mohawk & Malone—
105
J&J
A--A&O
Unified gold 4s 1940
1st & ref5*s 2003 ser
1938 at
1st guar g 4s
M&N
65*
80
81
Gen M g 4s
Small
99
50-year gold 5s 1937
100
98
Ref g 4scl936 guar
60
44*
Guaranteed gold 4s 1945—M&S
Nashville—
9*
80
Mob &
3%
59*
103
88*
—-J&J
Eq tr 6s 1935 (yr)
3.75
3.75
1st mtge gold 5s 1946
J&J
LouisvUle & Jeffersonvllle Bridge
71*
85*
1st ext 4s 1940—
-A&O
Indiana tiaruor Belt RR—
ser
b
July
oo
Small
103*
A&O
1st M gold 5s 1935
60"
8t Louis Dlv 3s g 1951
1st gold 4s 1950
105
Louslana & North Western—
75*
83%
63*
Omaha Dlv 1st 3s g 1951 —F&A
St Louis Dlv 3*s g 1951—J&J
Gen & ref 5s 1965
104*
103*
J&J
1969
3d 7s ext
4%
Mob & Birm pr lien 5s
Louisville &
6934
6434
99*
55*
Gold 6*s July l 1936
J&J
40-year 4%s Aug 1 1966-_F&A
Eq tr 4*8 i935-1939 K„F&A
Eq tr 4*s 1984-1940 L—-A&O
Eq tr 4*s '35-'4l M (s-a) M&N
Eq tr 4*a 1984-41 Ser N.A&O
Eq tr 4*s 85 '36 (yr) O..J&J
Eq tr 5s 1935 38 ser J
M&N
Eq tr 6s 1935 (year)..—J&J 15
Genl mtge 4s 1967
Gen mte 4*s 1957
103*
102
100*
Louisville Henderson & St Louis—
60
1
J&D
J&D
Equip 7s 1934-1935
99
100
Louisiana & Arkansas—
Coll crust gold 4s 1952
A&O
Col tr L N O & T g 4s '53.M&N
5s 1955
—M&N
1955 opt 1918
M&N
1st g 3*s 1952 -J&J
53
102*
-
-
M&S
Eq 6*8 1935 '36 (year)..F&A
Eq tr 6s 1935 (year) .—J&J15
Mo Pac (old)—Gen 4s 1975
—
Equip tm5s 1935 39 fyr>
A&<»
b
Equip tr 4*s 1941-45 (yr).F&A
Long Island City & Flushing—
105
Con 5s 1937
M&N
100
Los Angeles Un Term 6s *41-M&N
97
M&S
1951
Ext 3-yr deb 6s 1937
Main L ext 1st g 314s '51
1st g 3s sterling 1951
83
100*
Illinois Central—1st g 4s '51- J&J
lit gold 3^s
47
1st gold 4s 1939 guar
Houston & Texas Central¬
ist Hen g 5s 1937
Hudson & Manhattan—
101
Bid.
Bonds
Ask.
Bid.
Ask.
Oumb
M&N
Houston Belt & Term 6s '37-J&J
Housa tonic
Bonds
Little Miami guar 4s 1962—M&N
Little Rock & Hot Spr West Ry—
Bid.
Bonds.
Qolidaysburg Bedford
1st M g 48 1951 guar
"f" and income and defaulted bonds.
the month preceding the date of issue.
97
94
8*
9*
8
9
Oonv g 5*s 1949 ser
80
86
80
86
4s 1947
conv—J&J15
59*
37
43
43
non-conv—M&S
Deb 3*s March 1947
M&S
Deb 3*s 1954 non-conv— A&O
Deb 3*s 1966 conv_
J&J
40*
IS^year secured 6s 1940—A&O
1st & ref 4*s 1967
-.J&D
47*
Equip tr 4*s Sept 15 1935 to
96
97*
Mar 15
Eqpt
tr
64
1946 (s-a)—M&S 16
4.25
4*s '35*'46(yr)-J&J
4.25
Harl Rlv & Pt Ohes 4s *64 M&N
b Basis.
/This price Includes accrued interest.
maturity.
k Last sale.
I In London,
n
Nominal.
*
Sale price.
* Negotiability impaired by
RAILROAD BONDS
OCT., 1934.]
79
STOCKS
AND
prices are "and interest" except where marked "f" and income and defaulted bonds.
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
NOTICE.—All
bond
Bonds
Bid.
Ref 1st g 4a June 1992
^
Prior lien 434« 1935
10034
M&S
do
N Y Prov & Bos 4s 1942
A&O
A&O
99
75
50
do
9834
do
434* aer J 1964.M&N
105
106
ser A
J&D
Gen M 5s 1975 ser B
A&O
Gen M 434a 1977 ser C..-J&J
105
105
10734
10634
10034
do
169
10434
1834
1734
3734
15—P&A •/1634
x
14
10334
A&O
10534
Dlv 1st lien & gen g 4s July 1
1944 opt Jan 1 1929
J&J
10634
N & W Pocahontas 4s '41.J&D
105
Eq tr 434s 1935
J&J b
1.00
Northern CentralGen & ref 5s 1974 ser A -M&S
10434
Gen & ref g 434s ser A'74-M&S
102
Nor Maine Seaport 5s 1936 A&O
10034
Northern Ohio Ry 1st guar 5s—
April 1 1933 &'sub coups 1945
41
Without Apr 1 1933, Oct 11933
and Apr 1 1934
coupons
36
Stmpd as to sale of Apr 1 and
Oct 11933 & Apr 1 '34 cpns
Northern Pacific—
10634
105 X
.50%
65
49
50
9634
6634
9134
83
8234
b
* 100
North Penna ext'd 4s 1936- _M& v
80
8434
8734
3.00%
mtge
434s
M&S
1947
J&„
M&S
Ohio Indiana & Westernlst g 5s April 1 1938
Q-J
Ohio Kiv RR—1st g 5s 1936.J&D
Gen gold 5s 1937.
Old Colony RR 4s 1938
A&O
Pac Fruit Express—See Sou Pac—
Pac of Mo 1st ex g 4s 1938.-F&A
2d ext 5s gold 1938
.J&J
Oardelet Br 1st
—
4>4s 1938.A&O
-
Oons
mtge 4s 1939
A&O
Penn Ohio & Detroit RR—
1 st & ref 414s 1977 s«r a
A&O
1st & ref 4 34 a series B 1981
Pennsylvania KR—
Oon M 4s gold 1943—
do
4s gold 1948
do
do
M&M
'—M&N
1965
J&D
Gen g 5s Dec 1 1968
Gen m 434s 1981 ser D
J&D
—A&O
Gen mtge 4 34s ser E 1984--J&J
15-yr 6>4a Feb 1 1936
F&A
40-yr 5s 1964.
M&N
Oon M 314s g£ 1946
.J&J
Oon M 4% g £ 1948
M&N
Deb 434s 1970
A&O
Eq tr 5s 1935 38 (yr)
M&S
Gen
equip 5s 1934-39 (yr) A&O
Eq tr 4 34s 1935 39 (yr)
Peor &
2d
East
cons
cons
4a
1940
-
-
A&O
A&O
inc 4s 1990
8034
80
89
9934
102
1937—-J&D
95
103
80""
9434
11134
Rensselaer
112
115
100
104
101
10434
10334
9734
w
9734
9834
92
-
6%
.
27
30""
55
65
97
16
12
9634
9834
9434
9834
10434
16034
90
9734
64
99
9634
97
3.50
10134
10134
2.75%
10*34
10334
101
103
100
10734
105
——
103
mtge 434»
"l%
•
60
97
99""
95
94
98
9634
10134
10034
102
10034
10134
99
Rutland
§5"'
334
101
67
75"
10134
St Lawr & Adirond 5s 1996--J&J
80
90
85
Phlla & Bait Oent 4s 1951—M&N
Phila Bait & Wash 4s 1943. -M&N
Gen 5s 1974 series B
Gen M 4 34s 1977 ser O
F&A
J&J
6«s 4J4s series D 1981—J&D
106
10134
5934
8634
„
97
106
104
86 34
Louis
7734
7134
6834
2.00%
10834
10334
10234
74
45
48
107
62
6534
75
6034
5934
b
59
2.50
6034
60
1.25%
3%
b
3.80
3.80
3.80
3.80
b
2.00
1%
b
3.50
b
3.50
2.50%
2.50%
b
b
b
84
3^
86
10534
85
86"
9434
5934
9434
5934
7834
78
81
2.50
82
3.90
3.25%
3.90
3.25%
102
80
94
7034
7734
55
6134
82
834
1st mtge guar g 5s 1940—J&J
Suffolk & Oar con 5s 1952—J&J /
.
4s 1936
J&J
Sunbury Hasleton & W-B—
2d mtge inc 6s 1938 coup.M&N
Susquehanna Bloomsburg &
Berwick RR 5s 1952
A&O
Tampa & Gulf Coast—
4°
6
101
10634
9934
1953
A&O /
North 1st 5s *30 op.J&J
8
11
5634
110
96
10334
90
73
76
84
10634
80
Gen & ref 5s 1979 ser O—A&O
Gen & ref 5s 1980 ser D—J&D
8034
J&D
6s 1935 (yr) —.J&J 16
10634
8734
2nd Inc g 5s Dec 2000
Mar /
Gen & ref 5s 1977 ser B—A&O
Toledo Peoria &
....
100
55
—
80
4.00
4.00
4.00
76
10734
9434
81
8034
81
3.50%
3.50%
3.50%
80
94
103"
West Div 1st 5s g 1935—A&O
4%
4%
9
5434
10634
10834
9534
10234
NO con 5s 1943—-J&J
Texas & Pac 1st 5s 2000——J&D
Gen gold 5s 1936—
5.25
5.25
43
*—
A
A&O
Term RR Assn (St Louis)—
1st gold 434s 1939
A&O
1st consol gold 5s 1944—F&A
Gen ref s f g 4s '53 op '10--J&J
rerre Haute & Peor 5s 1942-M&8
Texarkana & Ft Smith—
1st m 534» 1950 guar
-F&A
Texas City Term 6s 1941-J&J26
Eq tr
15'"
—
51
48
10234
100
&
2.50
10234
1.50%
Western RR—
J&J
lstm. 6s 1952
90
92
7234
9934
75
Toledo St Louis & Western—
18
1834
105
5s ext fr July 1 '33 to July 1 "43Montana ext 1st 4s 1937_J&D k 100
10534
10034
9834
97
1st gold 4s Apr 1 1950
Tol Term 1st 414s "57 gu
67
97
Pacific Ext 1st 4s £ 1940--J&J
St Paul Union Depot—
1st & ref 5s 1972
J&J
3an Antonio & Aransas Pass—
1st guar g 4s 1943
J&J
San Fran & San Joaquin Val—
10834
1st g 5s Oct 1 1940
A&O
San Fran Term 1st 4s 1950—A&O
107
/In London,
103""
105
.J&J
60
1st guar 4 34s 1941
F&A
St Paul Minn & Manitoba—
k Last sale.
70
A&O
5034
4134
95
/This price Includes accrued interest,
27"
107
101
68
83
1st consol g 4s 1968
J&D
St Paul East Gr Tr 414s *47 .J&.1
St Paul & Kansas City Short Line
105
105
100
107
24""
10434
1st 4s 1956
J&J
Tol & Ohio Cent 1st 5s 1935-J&J
14
83
St Paul & Duluth—
65""
40
f
M&N
48"
J&J
J&J
....
75
81
83
1334
76
76
76
J&J
Eq tr 5J4« 1935 1939 (s-a) M&S b
Equip tr 434s 1935-1945—J&J b
934
104
Eq tr 5s 1934-1939
M&N b
Eq tr 434s 193542 (yr)—A&O b
Eqtr 434» 1935-43 (yr)—F&A b
Tex Pac-Mo Pac Term RR—
1st M g 514s 1964
M&S
Toledo Canada Southern & Det—
1434
M&N
2d g inc 4s Nov 1989
1st term & unif 5s 1Q52
Gen & ref 5s ser A 1990
64
1634
Southwestern—
1st g 4s 1989
3.00%
3.00%
3.00%
15
14
—
St
1634
16
Certificates of deposit etmp.
Eqtr6s 1935 (yr)
J&J 15
Eq tr 5s 1935 "37(year)
_M&S
Eq 4 *4s 1935 *41 BB (yr).F&A
97
103
98
3.25
Certificates of deposit
Oons in 434« 1978 ser A.-M&S
9434
10534
10134
92
3.25
3.25
57
7
Prior lien 5s 1950 series B—J&J
95
5
§1 Texas &
....
1534
1334
1534
Prior lien 4s 1950 series A—J&J
Certificates of deposit
109
10034
IOIxa
10134
Phila Newton &N Y 3s 1942
9234
Phila & Reading RR—See "Readi ngCo."
.M&M */ 57
Certificates of deposit
/
St L Peo & N W 5s 1948
-J&J
St Louis-San Francisco Ry—
111
334
234
1st g 5s
70
-
105
10934
10034
10634
9434
9434
10534
334
StephenviUe Nor & Sou Texas—
Tennessee Central R>
101
Riv & Gulf Dlv 4s 1933
106""
105
f
/
1st consol gold 5s 1994
.J&J
Develop & gen M g 4s '50-A&O
Develop & gen 6s 1956—A&O
Develop & ven 634* 1950-A&O
b
Eq tr 6s 1935 (yr)
J&J 15
b
Eq tr 5s 1935-39 (s-a)
M&S
b
Eq tr 434s Oct' 34-'39 (s-a) A&O
E Tenn reorg lien 5s 1938 M&S
1st Mem Dlv g 5s 1996
J&J
St Louis Div 1st g 4s 1951-J&J
L & N So joint g 4»—See L & N
Mobile & O coll tr 4s '38-M&S
Tampa
68
A&O
18
Railway—
Southern
5834
Joseph & Grand Island—
1st gold 4s 1947
—J&J
10534
65
♦/1434
1st m 6s 1947 ser
Alton Bridge 1st g 4s '51--J&J
St Johns & L Ohara 5s 1944-M&S
2d gold 6s 1996
65
Stamped (Fed tax) 1955 J&J
65
3t Clair Mad & St Louis Belt—
St
10034
1434
J&J
434a 1941
65
Sun & Lewis 1st g
81
45
434s 1934
oon
7
934
834
65
Spartanburg Un Col 4s *95- -J&J
SpoK Internat 1st g 5a 1955-J&J
Staten Isl Ry 4V$s 1943
J&D
M&S ♦/12
Rock Island-Frisco Term Ry—
63
1st m 434s 1957
J&J
Rutl Oan 1st g gu 4s 1949—- -J&J
5234
st guar
I*
(Golden Gate
1st con g 5s gu 1937
1st ref g 4s 1955 op 1910
Rock Island Ark & Louisiana—
9534
10134
*
Southern Pacific RR Oal—
101
1940
A&O
Equip 6s Jan 151935—J&J 15 b 2.00
Richmond & Mecklenburg—
39
1st g 4s Nov 11948.
M&N
100
Rich & Peters 434* 1940
A&O
10234
Richmond Term 1st 5s 1952--J&J
Richmond-Washington Oo—
102
OoU tr g gu 4s 1943 opt—J&D
7434
Rio Gr June 1st gu 5a 1939—J&D
Rio Gr So 1st g 4s 1940—
J&J
1st g 4s guar 1940
J&J f
7634
Rio Gr West 1st 4s 1939
J&J
40
1st coll tr 4s 1949 op.
A&O
Oons
Southern Pacific
Ferries) 1st 534" 1949
90
&
Saratoga—
bds May 1 1941—M&N
g
70
Rich Fredericksb & Potomac—
9634
.—J&D
Eq 5s '35-'39 0 (yr)
M&S
Eq5s*35-'41 D (yr)„
A&O
1935 (yr)
June 1
10234
5534
Apr 1
Peoria & Pekln Union Ry—
1st g 534s 1974 series A—F&A
93
Peoria Ry Ter 4s *37 gu op
J&J
Pere Marquette Ry—
let g 5s July 1956 Ser A—J&J
76
1st g 4s July 1956 ser B—J&J
6334
let 434s 1980 ser O
M&S
6734
Eq tr 6s 1935 (yr)
J&J 15 b 3.00
Perklomen 1st 6s *18 ext to "38Q-J
103 34
2d 5s 1918 ext to 1938
Q-J
10334
& Basis.
9634
St Louis Iron Mt & Sou—
4s gold 1948 sterllnsr
stamped dollar..
M&N
4348 8 1960
F&A
Gen g 434s
102
102
90
102
10034
48
Paducah & IU 1st 434s 1955.J&J
104
Paris-Orleans extl 534s 1968 M&S
159
6% franc bonds (foreign series)
red to 1956
J&D / 62
PauHsta Ry 1st 7s '42serAM&S15
85
Pennsylvania Company—
Gu tr ctfs g 4s 1952
M&N
Gu tr ctfs g 334s 1937
M&S
Gu tr ctfs g 334« 1941
F&A
Gu tr ctfs g 334s 1942
J&D
Gu tr ctfs g 334s 1944
J&D
Sec g 4Jis 1963.
M&N
Pa&NYOanal con 5s 1939- A&O
Oons mtge 434s 1939
--.A&O
95
10934
9934
?»
/
/
_.
6634
6634
6634
1st 5s 1931
-J&J /
Ral & Cape Fear 1st 5s 1943M&S /
Ral & Gaston 1st 5s g 1947..J&J /
Raritan River 1st g 5s 1939—J&J
Reading Company—
Jer Oent g 4s '51 op *06—A&O
Gen & ref 434» 1997 ser A.J&J
Gen & ref 434s 1997 ser B—J&J
Eq 434s 1935-'45 (s-a) „M&N b
Philadelphia & Reading RR—
Imp M ext g 4s 1947—A&O
Oons ext gold 4s 1937--M&S
Term 5s g gu May 1 *41-Q-F
Pacific Coast Terminals Ltd—
P&A /
52
9934
Portsmouth Great Falls &
Conway RR 434a
2034
2234
3
7
5
8
mmmm
Raleigh & Augusta Air Line—
96
f 6<4' 1948
Port Reading 1st gu
—
/
*/
....
RR Securities—See RR Stocks.
101
h
1961
5s
30
J&J
1st M
/
F&A
B—F&A
1961-J&J
J&J
5s 1941—J&J
27
1st M 534s 1944
P&A
1st M 5s 1945 series B
J&D
1st m 434s 1950 series O—J&J
Ore RR & Nav cons 4s 1946-J&D
Ore Short Line 1st 5s 1946--J&J
1st cons guar 5s 1946
J&J
Oregon-Wash RR & Nav—
1st & ref g gu 4s '61 opt—J&J
Pacific Coast Co—See Mlsc Bonds
45
101
Prov Ter 1st g 4s gu 1956—M&S
Prov & Wore 1st 4s 1947--A&O
Ogdensburg & Lake Ohamplain—
1st guar g 4s 1948Ohio Connecting 4s 1943
29
104
1st M 6s 1953 series
Porcl (Me) Term gu 4s
94
Northwestern Terminal RR—-
1st
/
Certificates of deposit—_—
5% secured notes 1931--F&A
Equip tr 6s (s-al 1935-37-F&A
Eq tr 534s ,34-,36(s-a>
A&O
Eq tr 5s 1935-1940 (s-a)-J&J
— .
\
f
1st 6s 1953 series A
92
/
b 2.50
16
-..
Eqtr 434f Janl5'35-40(s-a) J&D
Atlanta-Birmingham Dlv—
1st g 4s May 1 1933
M&8
2% Seab-All Florida Ry—
1st gu 6s 1935 series A —F&A
3
Certificates of deposit.
3
1st gu 6s 1935 ser B — — F&A
35
Certificates of deposit
Shamokln Sunbury & Lewisb'g—
2d 6s gold July 1 1925 ext ai
5% to July 1 1945
Shrev Bdg & Ter 5s *55 gu—F&A
Sioux City & Pac 334« 1936—F&A
Somerset Ry 1st & ref 4s 55-J&J
56
1st M 4s July 2 1950--- -J&J
10734 South Bound RR 1st 6s 1941A&0
South & North Alabama—
68*
Con guar g 5s 1930-—--—F&A
Gen cons gu g 6s 1963—A&O
71
So Pac Coast 1st g 4s 1937--J&J
Southern 111 & Mo Bridge Co—
1st M g 4s 1951---.-M&N
109"" South Indiana 1st g 4s 1951--F&A
So Pacific Branch L 1st 6s *37A&O
Southern Pacific Co—
Coll tr 4s (O P) Aug l 49 J&D
83
1st
414s
(Oregon
Lines)
83
Series A 1977
M&J
91
40-year 4X* 1908
-M&S
101
60-year 434s 1981
M&N
105
434s 1909 with war
M&N
Equip 7s 1935 (yr)
-J&D
9734
Equip 5s 1935-1939 (yr)_.M&N
Equip tr 5s 1934-38 (yr)—J&D
40
tr
| Eq tr 434« 1935-40 (yr).—J&D
Eq
434s '35-'41 (yr)
J&D
9634
Pacific Fruit Express equip 7s
9934
Potomac Val 1st gu 5s g 194i J&J
Prov Sec deb 4s 1957 gu
M&N
3.50
J&D
1st M 5s 1977
An .-Apr
Norwich & Worcester—
Eq tr6)4s 1934-35 (yr>_..A&O
Pitts Shawmut & Northern—
1st gold 5s 1949
—F&A
Gold 4s Feb i 1952.
F&A
6% receivers' ctfs 1927—F&A
Pittsburgh & Shawmut—
1st s f g 5s 1959
J&D
Pitts Shenango & Lake Erie—
1st gold 5s 1940
A&O
Oon* 1st g 5s July 1 1943—J&J
Pittsb Term RR & Coal—
1st g guar
i (5s 1942
J&J
Pitts Va & Char gu 4s 1943 M&N
Pitts & West Va Ry—
1st m 434 s 1958 ser A
J&D
1st m 4348 1959 aer B
A&O
1st M 434a I960 ser C ... A&O
Pitts Young & Ashtabula—
1st gen 4s series A l94h—J&D
1st M 5s 1962 series B
F&A
1st gen 5s 1974 series O
J&D
1st 4J4s series D 1977
J&D
Guar
102
.
10534
Pitts & Lake Erie
92
Ref & imp 6s 2047 ser D.
.J&J
Eq tr 434s 193540 (yr)M&816
No Ry of Oal 6s g gu 1938.-A&O
3 3-10s 1953
101
Port Arthur Canal & Dock—
95 34
65 X
7834
Q-J
Q-F
Ref & imp 4 34s 2047 ser A. J&J
Ref & imp 6s 2047 ser B—_ J&J
Ref & imp 5s 2047 ser O—J&J
g
ser
Gen M 5s 1970
3934
3834
166 X
103 X
-
Gen
11034
do
__
Certificates of deposit
15,
Norf & South 1st 6s 1U41.M&N *f 3034
1st gen g 5s 1954 opt
J&J 1 11
Norfolk Ter 1st gu4« 1961—M&N
100
Prior lien g 4s Jan 1997
Gen Hen g 3s Jan 2047
100
105
«w> mrnrnm
65
51
57
A&O
Norfolk & Western Ry—
1st consol 4s 1996
96
100
F 1953
J&D
4s ser G 1957.—M&N
4s ser H 1960—F&A
Ser I 1963
F&A
4s
stamped...
AdJ mtge 6s Oct 1 1949—F&A
Ref gold 4s 1959 opt— - ".A&O
Certificates of deposit.
1st & cons 6s 1945 ser A .M&S
10534
2434
26
——
-A&O »/16
—
Ctfs of dep
96 34
J&J
P&A
Gen mtge ok g 1940
P&A
Term 1st g 6s 1943
M&N
N Y Westchester & Bos Ry—
1st M g 4 34s 1946 guar
J&J
Nerd Ry s f 634s I960
A&O
1st & ref g 5s '61 opt
8434
Stamped
44
1st refunding 5s 1937
2d mtge 434s 1937
Norfolk & Oar 6s 1939
Norfolk Southern—
334sserE1949—F&A
do
90
N Y & Put 1st 4s g 1993
N Y Susq & Western—
,
do
94
1950-A&O
Certificates of deposit-108
10614
10634
Ser C 1942
-.-M&N k 10634
101
4s ser D 1945---M&N
Oon g gu 434« ser A 1940-A&O
do
Ser B 1942
A&O
181*
1989 M&N
Seab Air Line 1st g 4s
do
Stock trust ctfs 4s 1948—-J&D
102
92
&
M&8
1942
1st g 5s
Ask.
Phoenix—
Scioto Val & N E 1st 4s
106
J&J
Oons gold 5s 1947
Pitta Uln Chic & St Louis—
26
2434
1st p 4s 1937 s f opt gu.—J&J
Pitts Bessemer & Lake Erie—
55
101
97
Norf—1st g 4s'39 J&J
Income 4s Jan 11939
M&N
M
62
6134
5234
Pennsylvania & Ohio—
N * Phil
Santa Fe Prescott &
Philippine Railway—
M&S
J&D
Gen M g 4s 1966 red
N Y
Bid.
Bonds
Ask.
Bid.
Bonds
Ask.
New York Ontario & Western—
..M&N
Tol Walhouding Valley & Ohio—
1st g gu 4s 1942 ser O
M&S
Toronto Hamilton & Buffalo—
1st gold 4s June 1
Consol
m
1940—J&D
414a 1966 ser A—F&A
101
10034
9434
97
85
8634
10934
7634
7634
109
9634
n
A&O
Nominal,
9634
s
Sale price.
* Negotiability Impaired by maturity
BONDS
RAILROAD
80
"f" and income and defaulted bonds.
are "and interest" except where marked
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of
NOTICE.—All bond prices
Bonds and
Bid.
Stocks.
& land gr 4o g 1947—J&J
1st & ret 4s June 2008
M&S
imi ry
1st & ref 5s June 2 2008. -M&S
105
93^
M&8
J&D
4% non-cum pref
Bangor Aroostook com
Beech Oreek (guar N
2.00
112
Boston & Alb (guar
•
Gen 1st g 3%s Mar 1
103
107
F&A
M&N
m
Or us & Pacific RR—
July 1914
July 1914
coupon,
J&J1934 *f
*f
*/
coupon off....J&J
& aoipt rcpt No.5 on
Vermont Vail 1st 4%■ 1940--A&O
war
3
5%
97%
Vicluburg Bdge & Term Oo—
Debenture s f 7s 1948
M&S
VIcksburg Shrevepurt & Pacific—
Prlien 6s *15 ext 5% *40—M&N
Gen 5s May 1 1941
M&N
Virginia Mid gen 5s 1936— M&N
Va & Southwest 5s 2003
1st cons g 5s 1958
.J&J
A&O
32%
33%
1st M gold 5s 1962 opt
M&N
1st m 4%s 1962 ser B...M&N
1%
79%
106%
83%
1st lien term gold 4s 1954-J&J
Ref A gen 5%s 1975 A—M&S
53
—
Certificates of deposit
Eq cr t)a 1935 < vear>
—J&J 15
Eq tr 4%s 1935-42 (yr).—A&O
Det A Ohic ext 1st
g 5s '41.J&J
Des M Diy 1st g 4s 1939.-J&J
Toledo & Ohic 4s g 1941.-M&S
Omaha Diy 1st 3%s g *41-A&O
Wabash Ry—
106 }
101
_
5s 1939-M&N
F&A
Deb mtge 6s series B 1939-J&J r
g
New Orl Texas &
58"
6-~
Ohic Ind A l^ouisv common
17%
18%
17%
92
81
86
North Pennsylv (gu
Ogden Mine RR (gu On
75
50
Ohic R 1 & Pacitlc common
100
Old Oolonv (gu
48
100
10"
Ontario & Quebec
7% preferred
6% preferred
Certificates of deposit..
17 H
Certificates of deposit
8*
6% non-cum
Wash Term Oo—3%s 1945—F&A
1st gold 4s 1945 guar
F&A
F&A
Consol gold 4s 1936
J&J
Cons 3 His g series B 1936. -J&J
West Shore 1st 4s 2361
J&J
Registered
J&J *
West Virginia & Pittsburgh—
1st gs f 4s 1990
•
A&O
West Fruit Exp—See Gt Nor—
Western Maryland 4sl952—A&O
6%s 1977 ser A..J&J
West N Y & Penna 5s 1937.-J&J
Gen mtge gold 4s 1943
A&O
Western Pacific RR Oorp—
"is 1946 series A.
5% non-cum preferred
100
Oleve & Pitts (guar Pa Rlt).. 50
Betterm't stk (guar Pa RR) 50
87
43
Phila Germ A
21
Phila & Trenton (gu
16%
13%
Piedmont &
99%
101%
75
M&S
Ref gold 5s series B 1966-M&S
Wilmington & Newborn—
1st gold 4s 1947
F&A
Wilmington & Weld en RR—
1st gen gold 5s 1935
J&J
Uen aitgeg 4s 1935—J&J
Winston-Salem Southbound—
1st gold guar 4s 1960
J&J
Wis Cent Ry—1st M «r 4s *49 J&J
Certificates of deposit
1st & ref
4s
1959
A&O
Sup & Dul Dlv 4s 1936—M&N
Yosemite Val
s
f g ga 1936--J&J
pref
48"
Columbus & Xeuia (guar)
100%
74
75 X
81
78
50
98
3%
10O
PTflfftlTAfl
82%
91%
105
8*
92
106%
99%
100
OQ
38
99
Denv & Rio Gr West 6
%"pref
105
101%
1.50%
102
50
47%
26%
99%
100
100
non-cum
pref
6% non-cum preferred
East Penna (guar PAR)
50
50
100
4% non-cum 1st preferred-.100
4% non-cum 2d preferred—100
Erie & Kalamazoo (guar).... 50
Erie & Pitts (guar Pa RR)
50
Ft Wayne & Jack pref (guar). 100
Georgia RR & BankOo (gu)—100
Great Northern Ry—
Iron Oro prop trust ctfs
(f)
6% non-cum preferred
100
Green Bay A Western
10"
100
100
15%
12%
18
J*
St
6
5% non-cum preferred
12%
vl.»b A
~5"
Par
17%
24%
55%
100
50
42
45
Toilet A Ohic (guar C & A)
100
Kal Allegan & Gr Rap (gu)—100
50
Ala Great Southern com.
Preferred
Alabama Tenn & Nor com
53
63
K O St L & Ohic—Pref (gu)—100
100
Preferred
100
Alabama & VIcksburg
100
Albany & Surquebanna (guar) 100
Alleghany Oorp
(f)
5 Hi % pref (with $30 warr)
100
6)4% pref (without warr)
100
5 % % pref (with $40 warr). 100
Allegheny & West (6% guar). 100
Atchinson Topeka a Santa Pel 00
5% non-cum pref
100
_ .
_
----
wmm
-
1
4
200"
%
2
7
8%
6%
6%
7
7
1
93
51%
10'
4% non-cum preferred
Lackawanna RR of N J
60%
195
Kansas City Southern
175
25
76
45
100
100
5% non-cum pref A
100
5% non-cum conv pref B—100
Warren N J (guar D JL A W)
6c
West Jersey & Seashore (guar) 50
Western Maryland Ry com—10v
1st preferred
--IO'
4% non-cum 2d pref
100
Western Pacific RR Corp....100
6% non-cum preferred
100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
6% non-cum preferred
100
Little Miami original guar— 60
Spec
betterment stk__ 50
Nav RR & Ooal(gu) 50
guar
Lit Schuyl
43%
17
20
63
137
145
130
8%
38%
40%
35%
112
9%
44
42
37
'
117
70
81
5%
126
64
1%
5%
12
105
5
48
43
19
16%
20%
33%
65
4%
17%
55
126
101%
74%
223
88
20
88
114%
49„
49%
56%
2%
3%
2%
52
"9"
55
10
81
Augusta A Savannah (guar)
100
50
30
31%
Atlantic 1st leased lines rent tr_.
10"
Preferred—
40
Atlantic Coast L Oo of Oonn__50
Atlantic Ooast L RR com
100
100
Wabash Railway
Lykens Valley RR & Coal (gu)
Mahoning Coal RR—
30
ctfs
50
79%
100
cr
Lehigh Valley
Louis & Mo Riv pref (guar)—100
Louisville & Nashville
lot
100
Ohio »tk
5% non-cum preferred
Virginian Railway 00m
100
-.100
99
52
78
75
165
iOO
..t
(guar)—100
Tennessee Central
* t)
Texas A Pacific
100
Troy & Gr'bush (gu N Y O)— 50
Tunnel RR of St Louis
100
Union I'aclfic—Common
100
4% non-cum preferred
100
United N J RR A Oanal (gU).lOO
(Jtica Chen & Susq Val (gu)-100
Utlca Clinton & Binghamton.100
Valley RR (NY) (guar)
10<
Vermont & Mass (guar)
100
Vicksb ShreveD & Pae com
10"
Stk tr ctfs—See RR Securs Oo
5% preferred
100
Southwestern of Ga
10
Non-cumul 6% pref ser A—100
Leased lines (guar).—.—100
10"
•uls Southwestern
.
100
Illinois Central
.100
4-2% non-cum preferred—100
Shamokin Valley & Pottsville— 50
Sharon
!
60
Southern Pacific Oo
100
Southern Rv common
100
10%
15%
30%
100
5% non-cum preferred
—50
50
preferred——100
5% non-cum preferred
Saratoga A ocneuectady (gu)
Seaboard Air Line em mon .
10i>
-.100
•
168
58
10
Potom—Com—100
obligations
100
6% non-cum
Internat Rys (Cent Am) com. (t)
Com vot trust ctfs
(t
RAD ROAD STOCKS.
60
6% guaranteed
100
7% guaranteed
100
Roch & Genesee Val RR—1—100
Rome & Clint (mi T) t H)__ 100
Rutland 7% preferred-—.—100
St Eouis Bridge isc pref
100
2nd preferred
100
St Louls-8an Francisco Ry
100
50
Eimira & W'meoort (guar)
Preferred (guar Nor Cent).
Hudson & Manhattan
Dividend
155"
148
164
.100
1952—1000
4% non-cum 1st pref
4% non-cum 2d pref
.100
6% preferred
10
$4% 111 Cent stk ctf
Reading Company.
100
Hartford & Conn Western
100
7%
preferred—.—100
Railroad Securities Oo—
100
100
5%
Gulf Mobile & North com
9
pref (guar Pa RR)_100
6"
100
Youngstown & Ashtabula—
7 % conv
Detroit & Mackinac Ry
Erie—Common
75
99
13
36
Rich Fred &
.
37
73
Rensselaer A Saratoga (guar)
Duluth South Shore & Atl
30%
240
41
67
100
Salt Lake
36
80
100
(t)
Denver &
22
3%
22%
33
Prov A Worcester (guar)
OR
WOFA
2
110
2%
14 X
16%
Northern.—.—.100
Erie— 60
23%
133
Detroit Hills & S W (guar)
5.50%
101
98%
riolft
100
235
7 % non-cum
Dayton & Mich com (guar)
5U
Preferred (guar OH&D).. 50
Delaware & Bound Br (guar) .100
Delaware & Hudson Oo
100
Delaware Lack & Western
50
23%
1%
50
Pittsb
Cuba RR 6% non-cum pref..100
70
70
60
60
Pa
Pittsburgh a Lake Erie
Pittsb & West Virginia
loo
Cripple Oreek Central
70
60
RR)_10n
Norris (guar)..
Preferred
Consol RRs of Cuba 6% pref.100
83
115
65
Pitts Cin Ohic & St Louis
100
Pitts Ft W & Chic com (gu)__100
80
100
Preferred
165"
112
Pittsburgh Bess A Lake
Connecticut & Passumpsio—
80
102"
I
.....100
100
preferred
& prior preferred
82
1
100
100
Eastern
Pere Marouptte Ry com
Peoria &
155
100
102
Eq tr 6s Jan 15 1935
J&J 6 2.50
100
Wheeling Term 4s 1940
F&A
White & Black River Valley—
1st 5s 1980
J&J /
39
Wichita (Jnion Terminal Ry—
1st g aru 4 %• 1941 opt
101
M&N
Wilkes-Barre & Eastern j
1st guar g 5s 1942
44%
J&D
Willamette Val Southern Ry—
6s 1939
25%
—F&A
—J&D
Union Term 6%
4% 1st non-cum preferred..100
4% 2d non-cum preferred.. 100
78
5*4s 1934-*38 (yr)
J&D 6 7.50
Western Pocohontas 4%s 1945..
95
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR—
104
1st consol gold 4s 1949—_M&S
Ref M 4%s series A 1966.M&S
99%
Willmar & Sioux Falls—
1st guar g 5s 1938
Pennroad Oorp v
Peoria & Bureau
52
48
West Jersey & Sea Shore—
1st M
65
104%
Clearfield & Mahoning (guar)—60
OJeve Cine Chicago & 8t L
100
Washington & Vandemere—
1st & ref
61
100
Cin
88
70
78
60
t c
1
Val (guar)-.lOO
78^
105
19%
58
60
90
65
Pennsylvania RR
Cleveland
preferred
50
Cincinnati Sandusky &
Colorado & Southern.
ashing ton Oo Ry 1st g guar
3%> Jan 1954 op 1924
J&J
_lst 4%s 1947
100
Preferred
6% cap stk 100
5% permanent deb
£1
Oswego & Syrac (gu D L & W) 50
Passaic & Del Ext
100
Pateraon & Hudson River—- 60
100
7% non-cum preferred
50
N J). 100
NYNH&H)—100
7% preferred
Olnc N ew On & Texas Pacific. 100
D..A&0
stubs
P & R)—
19%
50
87
Northern Securities Oo
100
18%
17%
ser
54
North RR of N J (guar
96
90%
84%
83
—100
Erie).100
Northern Pacific Ry.
100
66
88
100
—100
55
95%
2%
169%
126
50
5% non-cum preferred
Chicago A North Western
7% non-cum preferred
99
49"
Warren 1st refg 3 Ha 2000— F&A
Wash Cent 4s Mar 1948— aMar
w
2%
(t)
6
1%
166
Pa RR). 50
(guar B & M)—100
100
Common
10%
17%
5
.100
Pennsylvania
94
10%
16%
Northern Cent (guar
17%
5s 1980
RR;.
113
90
pref—100
Adjust 4% non-cum
Ohic St Paul Minn & Omaha.100
gen
Southern
Western Ry
117
110
—100
100
—100
Norfolk &
13%
22
114
100
N Y Ontario & Western
22
i?*
ion
Hartf
7% conv preferred
22%
19
21
iOU
(guar;
N Y New Haven &
Norfolk
7
50
...
1%
%
120
19
,
I
preferred——50
West
Lack A
North'n N H
18
18
_
Y
North
Certificates of deposit
gen 4 ^s 197M ser O.A&O
A
10% non-cum
N
10"
4% non-cum preferred
Ohic Milw 8c P & Pacific-
%
110
100
'«»«>
com
100
17*4
Ref &
Harlem
A
No Carolina (guar »o
Ref & gen 5s 1976 ser B..F&A
Ref &
Y
100
West com
4% preferred
88"
N
——.100
6% preferred
—-—
A
6% preferred series
100
Chicago Great
RR
Dividend payable In London..
N Y Chic & St T-onis com
100
a ocuui
85%
75
100
(t)
Mexico
New York Central
Ohic & East Illinois common. 100
90"
76 %
45
pre/.—.—100
2d 5% non-cum preferred—100
London Northern
100
£1
£1
Chicago Burl & Qulncy
86
66
22~"
40
.
New
2.50%
94
100
L & N). 25
64
48
21
Louis
1st 4% non-cum
25
Canadian Pacific
2.50 %
90
103 %
101
Eq tr 4 Ha 3935-1940(yr)._ J&J t> 3.25
Eq tr 5s 1935-1938 (yr)_._M&N b 3.25
Eq trust 6s 1935
J&J b 2.00
2d gold 5s 1939-
Nashv Obatt & St
58
8
4
National Rys of Mexico—
100
25
100
Ool)
4%.100
Common stamped 5%
100
Catawissa RR—1st pref (guar) .50
2d pref (guar PAR)
50
Cayuga & 8usq (gu D L & W). 30
Central of New Jersey
100
Chesapeake Oorp
(ti
Chesapeake & Ohio common—.25
Chestnut Hill
50
Virginian Railway—
Wabash RR—1st
Mt Carbon
Oamden & Burl Oo (guar)
Oaro diucntieui
52
R>
50
& Pt Carbon (gu)—50
Mobile & onio—see Southern
Morris & Essex (guar)
-
4% non-cum preference
4% perpetual cons deb
102
100
4% non-cum preferred. .—100
Montgomery & Erie
——10
Nashv & Decatur (gu
Bost & Pro? (guar Old
5
98
6%
15%
2%
3%
10'
Pacific com
5% conv preferred—
Canada Southern
M&S /
1st Mif6s 1958..
1
5
Mobile & Birmingham—
Preferred stamped
3%
4
1*
2%
100
7% preferred series A
Missouri
1st preferred O stamped
1st preferred D stamped
1st preferred E stamped
1st guaranteed 4 Ha—
Cash
9
10b
100
1st preferred E unstamped.
Prior pref
1st preferred A stamped
1st preferred B stamped—
Vandalla RR—
Ceng 4s 1955 series A
Series B 1957
N Y C)_. luu
100
com
1
10
50
Minneapolis & St Louis
100
Minneapolis St P & S S M—100
7% non-cum preferred—..100
4 %i. easea line ctfs
100
Mississippi Central
100
Mo-Kan-Tex RR com
t
114%
%
123
D unstamped. 100
1st preferred
98%
*51.M&8
Mlnehill & Schuyl Hav (gu)—
1st preferred A unstamped .100
1st preferred B unstamped. 100
1st preferred O unstamped-100
105
50
50
50
Preferred
Belgian Nat Rys Oo
American shares partlc pref.
Central
50
Boston & Maine
104
Y O)
10
850
100
Michigan Central
Midland Valley com
107%
31%
Bellefonte
1%
3.00
60
Preferred
41
f><»
100
7% preferred
8
100
...100
Maine Central-—-.—-
16%
18%
100
a
Ask
Bid.
Par.
Stocks.
70
loo
(Dallas)—
1st g 5s 1942 opt 1922
n&O
United N J RR & Oanal Oo—
General gold 4s 1944
M&S
pra
50
Ohio com.
Baltimore
94%
2.25%
2.25%
2.25%
3.00
3.00
M&N
Eq4%s8ept 15*35 '39-M&S15
Union Terminal Oo
114
102
low
J&D
Bq tr 5s 1935**37 (yr)
Bo tr 7s 1935 (yr)
Union RR 6s 1946
105%
99%
98 %
J&J
40-year 4%s 1967
40-year 4s 1968
Eq tr 4 % s *35 '38 (yr)
V
Btd
Bait & Cumberland 7% gu
Onion Pacific—
1
Par.
Stocks.
Ask.
the month preceding the date of issue.
55
Atlanta Birrn
Uoaat
pref
Atlan & Ohar Air L (guar)
Atlanta & West Point
a
10U
100
31X
79
Pref (guar
LS&MS)
20
50
50
6 Basis.
/This price includes accrued Interest,
k Last sale.
I In London,
represent dollars per $100 face amount.
* Negotiability impaired by maturity.
510
52
n
Nominal,
s
price,
Sale
K
t No par value,
3%
8%
12%
28%
t Quotations
NOTICE.—-All bond prices are "and interest" except where marked "f" and income and defaulted bonds.
Quotations for all securities
Stocks and Bonds.
Par.
Bid.
are as near as
Ask.
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
Stocks mnd Bonds.
Par
share.
Administered Fund
com w
Air
v
investors
lnc
w„.f
15.17
t c
ii*
Convertible preferred.
"Warrants
Aldred Invest Trust (Mass)—
Deb 4*s with com shs.... 1907
Aldred Investment Oorp (Can)—
Deb 4 *• with com shs
..1968
Alliance investment com
(f)
Deb 5s Feb I
1.01
American British A Continental—
Common
-.-i t)
Pref
)eb g 6a 1953
F&A
allot
ctf. 25% 1st pref
4.08
(t)
common.
_
92c
Amer Investors lnc
1 01
1956
__
—
194b
Holding Corp..
(t)
32c
(+)
com
Inland Investors
Insull Utility
Bancamerlca-Blair Oorp
Bancshares, Ltd—
Participating shares
50c
Bankers Nat Investing oom A (f)
Bankers Sec Oorp of Am
(f)
7% preferred
10
Basic industry Shares
—(f)
British Tvpe Investors cl A
1
39"
—
5*
16.85
13 X
9*
Deb g 5s Jan 1949
F&A
Deb g 6s 1940 B with war..J&J
Insuranshares Certificates Inc..l
Int Sec Corp of Am com A....I.T)
Class B common
6>* % preferred
6% preferred
10U
.100
Bullock Fund Ltd
(1)
Canadian Int Inv Trust 5s..1959
Canadian Investment Fund
Investment Co of Am—
New common
30
84
,
....
Class B_
18.6$
Century Shares-Trust......._(f)
Chain & Gen'l Equities Inc...
(t)
.....it)
5% preferred
May 1
1.81
1.74
1.74
AA
Accumulative series
AA (modified)
ACC (modified)
2 05
2.05
Oruin & Forster lnc com......10
14*
8% preferred
103
Forster Insursh B
..10
18*
100
100
3.57
7 % cum preferred
Cumulative TrustShares
(t)
Deposited Bank Shares ser N Y_.
Deposited Insur Shs ser A
Deposited Bank Shs N Y A
2.00
mmmm
2.18
2.18
(f)
21*
104
mm
m
m
2.75
3.05
4X
1.16
1.28
conv
pref with
Equity Corp
10c
common
$3 conv preferred
Equity Trust Shares
Federated Capital Corp com
J
40
23
-
2.70
3.00
1 *
13*
2*
(f)
Fund, lnc
First Common stocks Corp
-
(t)
39.42
42.43
(t)
(})
First Insuranstock Corp..
Five Year Fixed Trust shares...
Fixed Trust Shares series A
(t)
Series B
(f)
....
49c
mm mm
3.01
mmmm
7.34
6.27
mmmm
m
value.
/Flat price.
A; Last sale,
Class D.
1.93
.....
Heries B.
..
.
...
5*
4.60
....
3.03
Twentieth Century Fixed Tr
Union Amer Invest
Series
5s
ser
65
3*
52
86X
1.45
B
—
A
(t)
19
...—J&D
88
-
1948
2.40
Corp—
Common*.
"X
3*
—
.1
*
1
United Insurance Tr Stocks F_.—
2.50
Founders common
United Gold Equities (Can)—
Standard shares—
IX
4
United N Y Bank Shares O 3
5.05
United Oil Trust Shares..
60
(f)
Deb 58 1948 without warr__JAJ
Class B
Sec
Nominal,
Deb g 5s
(t)
M&N
1948
U S Elec Light A Pow tr
Trust ctfs ser B
ctf A—
*
"5"
69
10*
1.68
57c
Voting trust ctfs......
Pacific Southern Invest pref_.(
Class A...
n
98c
1.98
Trust Fund 8hares
16
IX
U
S Elec Pow Oorp com w
war
.1
7
U S & Foreign Securities com_(t)
$6 1st preferred
8*
U S & Internat Sec
1st pref with
81
'27 X
4X
warrants
Utility Equities Corp com
$5.60 priority stock.
Utility & Industrial Corp..
Convertible preferred
(19
(t)
(t)
..
65
41%
ih"
1
Corp
nk*
Preferred
T No par
84c
1.15
shares—.—
Bank
Trustee Standard Oil shares A._
2.45
100
Debenture 4*s Dec 16 1952--Old Colony Trust Assoc
Overseas Securities Co
(f)
Pacific Investing Corp—
Phoenix
V
5.75'
Debenture4>4s Feb 1 1947--.
mmm
1*
Industry Securities
Preferred
Common
56c
90c
69
U S & British Internal class A. ft)
Class B
IT)
Northern Securities
Oil Shares units
Old Colony Invest Trust—
1*
25
6% preferred
Fidelity
~2X
1*
35
1*
19
f+i
warr
preferred
1958
fk 21
1
%
1953
4X
Investing Oorp—
com
5
North American Bond Trust Ctrs.
North American Trust shares—
D
Shareholdings Oorp
cum
M&N
4
(t)
Trustee Stand Invest ser O
United
...
16*
Trusteed Amer Bank Shares B—
-
(t)
Niagara Snare Corp (Md)
Conv deb 5*s 1950
$6
1.99
1.14
1
1.17
30c
......
Voting trust ctfs..
New Jersey Bankers Securities
N Y Bank Trust Shares-.
common
2.74
it)
pref..
cum
Trusteed
42
X\
...
Nationwide Sec Co..
2.15
6*
shares
1
Remodified
B
40*
Class D
Trustee N
...
New York Investors
1.93
Dividend Shares...........
Investors......
$5.50 preferred
3.60
1*
Warrants
National Trust Shares—
17*
108
54c
60.71
2.90
2.01
5.09
5 10
Trl-Oontinejtal Oorp
Warrants
C shares
Deb 5s 1954 with warr M&8 15
69 X
National
mmm
mm-mem
75
74
.....
Third National Investors
1.09
1
i8M
it*
Supervised Shares
19 33
IX
13.74
2.60
Class BB
6^
5X
14
10
*
...........
Class B
(f)
mmmm
3 24
Diversified Trustee Shares
B shares
S0
Class AA
a
50"
*A
Class C_.
(t)
"Ix
5
—O)
(t)
Sterling Securities common A.ft)
Common B
(t)
$1.20 preferred
(t)
$3 cum conv 1st pf
50
Sun Investing Oorp com.. ..(t)
$3 convertible preferred
(f)
Super Oorp of Amer class A
4.X
l1l2
mmmm
4%
96
97
Mutual Investment Trust
Nat Bond & Share Corp
66*
F&A 15
Standard Utilities lnc
State 81 investment Corp
95
warr.
22
s
Sale price,
x
Ex-dividend.
m
3*
45
77
Deb 5*s 1939.
Stand Oil Trust Shares A
1948 with
(t)
Massachusetts Investors Trust..!
....1942
5
Standard Corporations lnc
1
Standard Industrials Inc....
Standard Investing Corp com.(t)
Major Shares Oorp
Corporate Trust shares old series.
Elec
....
series A 1947—
B
Low-Priced Shares
100
25
(t)
Southern Corp oom
(f)
Spanish & Gen Corp Ltd—
Am dep rets ord reg
£1
Amer dep rets ord bearer £1
Spencer Trask Fund lnc
(t)
Standard Amer. Trust shares
Equity—
ser
Loomis-Sayles Mutual Fund
Without warrants
Eastern Utilities
21
21
Without warrants
Continental Secur Corp com_.it)
Oram A
Corp
Debenture 5s
Convertible preferred
(t)
Commercial National Corp...
Commonwealth Securities pf
100
•
Sisto Financial
--
Investors
.......
;
Selected Management Trustee sh
Shenandoah Corp common
1
48*
4*
1*
12*
Deb 5s
8*% Pref
Chicago Corporation
ueOenture as
48V&
Allotment certificates
Class B
X
10
Without warrants
Investment Trust otN Y coll A_.
..
(t)
.....-(t)
$5.50 prior stock
Ex-warrants...
22
7 Vc preferred
(t)
5s series A with warrants 1947
20*
Selected Industries com
$5.50 preferred
(t)
Deb 5s Mar 1 1937 with warr.
15
(t)
$3 convertible pref "A"
39
2.31
1.02
6.10
3.18
Selected Income Shares
1
Debenture 5s 1947
J&D
Interstate Equity common..—1
Capital Administration cl A....1
Class B
(t)
$3 cum pref ser A
.10
5s series A 1953
J&D
Oeut Nat Oorp class A
—(t)
$6 preferred
1
15*
m
'mmmm
IX
Selected American Shares lnc
Selective Cumulative Shares
1
X
3X
m m
95
•
Invest—
Insuranshare? Co. of Delaware..1
2
40
ft)
$3 Convertible preferred
*
IX
35
6s series 4 Nov 1942
—_...(t)
Hydro Elec Sec
.-...({)
58 series 3 Dec 1937
84c
1.27
99c
Illuminating Shares cl A—See P U
Incorporated Investors
(t>
Independence Trust Shares
Indus A Power Securities Oo._(t)
Atlantic Secur 4*s A 1953-A&0
90c
8lc
1
com
Debenture 5s series A
Huron
50
Warrants
Selected American shares
1.14
1
28
79
77*
85
80
5*s series 2 Oct 1937.
1.06
1.07
...
x
24*
1
—ft)
preferred
Securities C orp General com.
Utilities Shares
Guardian lnvtwK»rs
common
Atlas Corp common
13 preferred A
conv
94c
1.12
$6 preferred
$3 preferred
•7 preferred
$7
w
$5
1.91
Securities Co of New Jersey—
73c
Railroad Equipment Shares—
Steel Shares
w._(t)
w
Second Nat Inv Oorp—
Common..
1.08
Tobacco Shares...
Warrants
Associated National Shares.
Associated Stand. Oil Shs.....
Atlantic & Pac Int com w
Preferred
1.00
...
-
8.28
a
60
F&A
preferred
Petroleum Shares..
Railroad Shares
1
preferred
Amerex Holding Oorp
Oorp
8%
Industrial Machinery Shares..
Merchandising Shares
Mining Shares
6%
I osuranatocks
10
29*
7.53
1.71
.
Distillery A Brewery Shares—
6% preferred ser D
50
7 % preferred ser B
50
Amer A Gen Sec com class A. ft)
.Common class B
(f)
amer
12
1.31
2*
2X
27 X
Royalties Management A
Seaboard Utilities Shares
..1
Second Int Sec Oorp ▲ com..(t
Class B common
(t)
Electrical Equipment Shares..
Food Shares
-
Oorp
1%
Representative Trust Shares
Republic Investors Fund
Debenture 5s 1948.
Chemical Shares
..(t)
A Continental Oorp
Common
5s
1943
Amer. Oomposlt Trust Shares...
Amer Elec Sec partic pref
1
American European Secur..
(t)
Coll tr s f 5s 1958 ser A
J&J
Amer Founders
*•
81c
Building Shares
1.19
Quarterly Income Shares
4.53
66
6
Reliance Intornat Corp com A(t
Preferred
(t)
65c
f3preferredIII"IIIIIIZIII(t)
77
1%
St*
52
(t)
f+)
1948.A&0
$6 preferred
Aviation Shares
American
Prudential Investors
91*
"I
91c
2*
1.61
Pub Util Investing 5s
Automobile Shares...
^Capital Oorp A ...... .j||
•5.50 prior pref
s
4*
share.
81c
10c
Premier Shares.
3*
Group Securities, lnc—
Agricultural Shares
Amer Business Shares......
Bid.
Per
Plymouth Fund lnc
7
71
Gen'l Realty A U til ties com....!
(T)
Par
Primary Trust. Shares
$6 pref (with warrants)....ft)
German Credit A Invest.
.........
Amer
General Investments com......5
$6 preferred
it)
Warrants
General investors Trust
..1
.......
(t)
preferred..........
ft)
1952 without wan
Stocks and Bonds.
Ask
share
20 H
1.77
3 H
•6 pref (with warrants)
•
Oorp
Fourth Nat'l Investors w w
..1
Fundamental Investors lnc
Fundamental Trust Shares lnc—
Class A
6b A with warr 1949
J&J
Allied Int Investing Oorp com. (+)
$3 convertible preferred
(t)
Amer Bankstocks
Per
Class B
it)
General American Investors..(t
1*
Bid.
* Negotiability Impaired by maturity,
e
Ex-coupon,
Public Utilities
A11
___
.
NOTICE.—-All bond prices are
(Italy)—
A&O
Alabama Power 1st 5a 1940 -M&S
Electric Oe
Adriatic
Ext)
a
f 7* 1952.
1st & ref 4 )4* 1907
1st & ref 5s 1908.
80 H
66,,
66 H
69 H
71
71H
72 X
16
21
B Sp Pt & Ohes—See Un Ry
B*lt Traction—See Un Ry &
10 X
12
10X
12
B*ngor Hydro Elec 5 %■
1st lien & ref 5s 1955
Alabama Water Service Oo—
1st M 5s 1957 ser A
J&J
Albany Ry— See United Trac.
AlbuquerqueNat Oas0 %s'40 M&N
f
AUeg bellev & P—See Phila Oo
/
Allegheny Gas Onrp 6Hs*43 M&N
f
Certificates of deposit
Allentown-Bethlehem Gas 1st a f
5)4* 1954
Alliance Power 1st 0s
alton
Water 5s i960
88
Augusta Ry & El 1st 5s 1940 J&D
L—See Md El
59
1st mtge
8ear
53 x
2
89"
25 x
26
30
32
x
49 h
50%
45 x
Am Pow & L deb 0s 2010—-M&8
Amer
M&N
5%s 1948 ser A
47 X
Conv g 4s '30 conv aft
Coll trust 5s 1940
10
8H
f
Telep & Teleg—
J&D
J&J
nox
Debsf 5a 1900
Deb 5)4» Nov 1 1943—•M&N
Conv deb 4%s 1939
J&J
in
107 x
.F&A
108 H
35-yr deb 5s 1905
101
100
101
100
American Utilities Oo—
1st Hen & ref 6s 1945
15x
17
17 h
M&L
102 x
M&j.,
75 H
65
102 h
78 X
J&D /
M&N f
Deb 0 Ha 1941.
Amer Water Works & Electirc—
co 1 tr 5s 1944
Deb 0s 1976 Ser A
Conv
J&D
Annap & Chesapeake Bay Pow
1st 6s 1948
J&D
Ana&Pot R RR—SeeWashRy&El
Androscoggin Water Power—
F&A
69
Appalachian Elec Power—
1st & ref 6s 1960
M&N
Appalachian Power 5s 1941 J&D
7% gold bonds 1936
F&A
Deb gold 6a 2024
106
1st 6s 1945
Appalachian Gas Corp—
/
5)4s 1939 with warr
J&J
Arkansaw Water 1st 5s 1950-A&C
Ashland (Wis) L & Pow St Ry.
1st M gold 6a 1939
J&.
Ashtabula Water 5a 1958—-A&C
Assoc Elect
2H
32 H
36
F&A
36
68 H
48
39
A:
Conv deb 4 %s *48 ex-warr.M&S
Conv deb 4%s 1949
J&J U
A&O
Conv deb 5s 1950
—F&A k
Conv 5%s 1938
-M&N k
Cons ref deb 4%s 1958..M&N
Cons ref deb 5a 1968
40
5s March
20%
18 X
17 X
18 h
18 H
17 x
20X
17 h
Bklyn-Manhattan
s
37"
18H
17 h
16 h
10X
70
50
45"
79*"
82
100 h
98
102
Cent Pub Serv
97%
98%
59)4
99
80
107
44
J&J
M&N
32
48
34
Ltd—
97
/ lP
15"
15
Certificates of deposit..
Conv deb 0s 1941
.M&Js f
13
15
/
13
15
13 H
14 H
14
Conv deb 5 Ha 1944 ser O.M&N f
Certificates of deposit..
f
13
A&O / 17
Certificates of deposit...... / 17
Associated Telep & Teleg Oo—
Deb 5)4s 1955 ser A
49^
M&N
2-yr 6% notes 1933
18
18H
50
96
——
96
....
101 %
90
9l"
101%
100
101H
101
105
100 %
99
100 %
iiw
28 %
103
27%
100
105 H
107
99
104 H
M&P
J&J
J&J
100
106
75
&*
92
107 H
108 H
107
84
85
109 %
110
109
109%
98 %
99%
98%
99
75
80
60
Oorp—
*49 with war F&A f
F&A f
5Ks 1952. f
Oent Ry.
See Un Ry & El (Bait)
Cent States Edis 5%s A 1943A&O
Deb 68 ser A w w 1949
A&O
Oentral States Elec Oorp—
Conv deb 5s 1948
J&J
* Last sale,
n
Nominal,
91
95%
91%
54 %
57
95
Oorp—
lOyr sec 0s 1938
Cent Vermont Public Serv
-J&J
Oorp—
A
A&O
Central West Public 8e-vice Oo—
1st 1 coll 5 H* I960 ser A—MAN
5%s series B 1950
M&N
...J&D
5s series O 1933
Charleston Cons Ry Gas & El
Oonsol gold 5s 1999
M&S
Chattanooga Ry & Light—
1st & ref g 5s 1960 op,16-M&N
Ohatt Rys 1st cons 5s '56.M&N
Ohes & Pot Tel of Va 5s '43.M&N
Chester Water Service Co—
1
1st 4H« 1958 series A
M&S
Chic Aurora & Elgin RR—
1st & ref 6s 1951
J&J
Chicago City & Oonnec ing Ry
Coll tr s f g 5s Jan 1 1 27. A&O
Certificates of deposit
Chicago City Ry 1st 5s '27—#&A
Certificates of deposit..
Chic Dirt Elec Generating—
1st M 4%*. 1970
M&S
1st 6s series B 1901
M&N
Deb 5Hs
1936
A&O
Chic Gas L&O see Peoples G L&O
Oblc North snore & Milw RR—
1st mtge gold 5s 1936
J&J
1st & ref 6s 1955 aer A.-..J&J
1st & ref 5 %• 1956
A&O
Chicago Railways Oo—
1st 5s 1927 stpd as to 25% nt
red and pay Aug 1 1933...F&A
114%
118
120
109 H
109
104""
104H
108
107 %
47*
/
/
r
/
108 H
101H
96 %
86
106*
94*
f
ff
'
f
5
'?*
'52*
52*
89
98
100
r
41X
ff
i*
*/ 67..
/
65*
11*
Certificates of
Pur
mon
12
u
deposit
4-5s Feb '27 oDt.J&J
Certificates of deposit
Adl lnc 4s Feb 1927 opt—May
Certificates of deposit.
ill CoChicago Rapid Trans
1st & ref 0H« 1944
Certificates of deposit
-.J&J
Adjust deb 6s July 1903..J&J
Certificate of deposit
....
101
j
80
1st & ref 6s 1953 ser A
...J&J
Certificates of deposit
102%
16
i6
15
Feb '27.-A&O f
f
Certificates of deposit
Series B Feb 1927
J&D
110
106
8*
100
Cons M 5sser A
mx
108 %
107 %
107
35
35
M&816
Deb 6 Hs 1954
Cent States Pow & Lt Oorp—
1st M & 1st lien 5Hs 1953.J&J
100
113%
Chippewa Power 6s 1947
J&D
Cincinnati Gas & Electric—
1st M 4s 1968 series A
A&O
Oin Newport & Gov L & T—
1st ref 0s 1947 series A
J&J
'r
r
r
h
2*
2
$
6*
1
1
99
101*
Cincinnati Street Ry—
102
95
96
108
s Sale price.
20
*
*
*
Cent Public Utility lnc
Otfs of deposit.
59 %
108)4
I
/ This price includes accrued interest.
97
18i/
103*
1st & ref 5s 1959 ser
101
112
95%
96
M&N
lstm5%sser A 1952--...A&O
1st 6s 1955 ser B
A&O
'00...M&8
Deb g 5s Apr. 1958
A&O
Deb g 5s 1963—.
...MAN
Deb 5s 1969
—.M&S
Conv deb 5s 1950
J&D
Cities Serv deb 5s Jan
-
b Basis.
54
94%
Conv deb 5 Ha
Oentral States Utilities
101
Brooklyn City & Newton RR
5s 1939
J&J
Brooklyn Gueens Oo & Sub—
1st ra g 5s 1941 (stpd)
J&J
k
1st con 5s July '41(stp)..M&N
Bklyn Un Elev 5s 1950—F&A
Kings Co El 1st 4s 1949..F&A
Nassau Elec 1st g 4s 1951 J&J
1st 5s 1944
A&O
Bklyn Un Gaslst cons5sg'45M&N
1st lien & ref 6s *47 ser A.M&N
1st lien & ref 5s ser B 1957 M&N
Conv deb 5%s 1930
J&J
Deb 5s 1950
J&D
Buff Gen Elec 1st 5s 1939.-F&A
1st ref 5s April 1 1939
J&J
Gen & ref 5s 1956 ser A..F&A
Gen & ref 4J4s 1981
F&A
Buff & Niag Falls El L & Power—
1st gold 5s 1942
F&A
Buffalo Trac—See Internat Ry.
Burlington (Vt) G L 5a 1955. J&J
Butler Water 5s 1957 A
A&O
Butte El & P 1st ■ f 5s 1951. J&D
California Electric Generating—
1st s f g 5s *48 guar
M&8
Calgary Power 1st 5s 1900--A&O
California Gas & Elec Oorp—
Unif & ref g 6s '37 op ■ f—M&N
Utilities Oorp—
54
/
/ 13£
SJ*
77
106 X
101
100
96
84
Without warrants
106 h
105
105
Transit Oorp
f 0s 1968 ser A..
Sink fund ser A 1949
75
...J&D
65"
64
Bklyn Manh Transit Oorp.
18H
Income deb 4%s 1978—.
Income deb 4s 1978
Atlanta Gas L fia g 1947
35%
99
Bklyn City RR 1st 5s 1941— J&J
Brooklyn Edison Oo—
Gen m 5s ser A 1949
J&J
Gen m 5s ser E 1952
.
J&J
19
19
32
19 H
18
17
17
Athens (Ga) Ry & Electric—
1st & ref a f g 5a'50 opt '15 J&J
Atl Cons St RR—See Ga Ry & El
30
101H
M&S
1st & ref 5s 1954 Ser A—
34
Atchison Ry. Light & Power—
1st 5s Nov 1935
M&N
32%
30%
75
28
Bklyn Borough Gas 5s 1967.F&A
Bklyn City & Newton RR—See
31
Certificates of deposit
93
26"
10-yrs f 6%s 1934
M&N
Bway &7thAveRR—SeeN Y Ry»
Bronx G & E 5s 1960
J&J
40
33
Assoc
115
30%
Bridgeport Gas Lt 4s 1952
J&J
British Col Power 5%s 1960 M&S
6s series B 1960
.—M&S
British Col Tel 5s 1900
J&D
100
95H
36%
Conv deb 4)4s 1973
M&S
Telep Utll deb 5s 1Q42A&0
103%
112%
112%
92
70
Brandenburg (Germany) El Pr—
Ext) 1st s f 0s 1953
M&N /
100
Conv deb 4s 1973
Associated Telep Co
1st M 5s 1965.
102
M&S
1944
7s Sept 1947
24
36
1st lien 5s 1947 ser A—
deb 6s series A 1958
112%
Sink fund gold 6Ha 1957-F&A
West End St 5s 1936
M&N
40 H
Associated Pub
111H
114%
J&J
36""
.
110
F&A
10-year deb 5s 1940
31
5
35
22
10-year deb 5s 1937
34 H
99
94 H
35 H
J&J
5%s 1977
M&S
74%
109
111H
U1H
Deb g 434s Oct 1 1937—A&O
Deb g 4%s Nov 1 1941—M&N
Deb g 5s Dec 1942
T&D
Associated Gas & Elec Oo—
Conv deb
99
76%
82%
Capital Traction (Wash, D G)90
lst g 5s June 1 1947.J&D
8
Oarbondale Ry 5s Nov 1933.. J&J /
75.
Carolina P & List 5s 1956--A&O
112*
Cedar Rap Mfg & P 5t '53. _ J&J
Central Arisona Light & Pow Co
82 X
1st mtge 5s 1960
J&D
0 nt Ark Pub Serv Oorp—
68
a/
1st 1 & coll tr 5s 1948 ser A F&A
108*
Cent Dlst Telep 1st 5s 43._J&D
106
Central Elec of N J 5s 1940-J&J
51
Central Gas & Elec 6s 1946.M&S
48
First lien coll or 5H*
J&D
103
Central Georgia Pow 5s '38.M&N
Central German Pow 6s '34. J&D fk 39
Oeut Hud Gas & Elec Oorp—
108*
1st & ref 5s Jan 1957
M&S
Cent Ills Elec & Gas Oo—
66 M
1st & ref 5s 1951
F&A
105 *
Cent 111 Light 1st & ref 5s '43A&0
Central Illinois Public Service—
k
67j,
1st & ref 5s 1956 ser E
M&N
62*
1st mtge 4%s 1967 ser F..J&D
68
1st & ref 5s 1968 ser G—M&N
*
61*
1st & ref 4%s 1981 ser H. J&D
76
6s series I 1957
...F&A
66
Cent Indiana Gas 5s 1957--M&S
Central Indiana Power Co—
39
1st & ref 6s 1947 so* A
J&J
104
Cent MalnePr 5s '39 op '19 M&N
103
1st & gen 6s 1942 ser B
J&J
99 j.
1st & gen 5s 1955 so* D—J&J
92*
1st & gen 4Hs 1957 ser B.J&D
101a/
1st & gen 5%s 1961 ser.F—J&D
it
67*
Cent Ohio L & P 1st 5s fi50 A&O
53*
Cent Pow 1st 5s. 1957. ser D J&J
55"
Cent Pow & Lt 1st 5s 1950..F&A
Broad River Power Oo—
J&J
4%s 1953
5s Jan 11961
54%
M&N
Bolivian Power 8s ser A '45.A&O
Boston Con Gao deb 5s '47--F&A
Boston Elev Ry 4s 1935-.-M&N
Arkansas Western Gas Co-—
1st
53 M
1st & ref 5s 1940
2H
45
99
M&N
A&O /
Birmingham Water Works Oo—
1st m 5)4* 1954 ser A
A&O
1st m 5a 1954 aer B
J&D
1st mtge 5s 1957 ser O
F&A
Blackstone Val G & E 5s '39-J&J
Mtge & col tr 5s '51 ser A_A&^>
Mtge & col tr 5s '52 ser B.A&O
Bleecker St&FulFy—See NY Rys
Bloomlngton Dec & Champagne
83"
67
1st €s 1963—J&J
Deb 614s 1935
79
Birmingham Term'l 4s *57—M&S
99
34
/
Ark & Mo Pow
98"
76
Binghamton (N Y) L H & P—
1st ref 5s Feb 1940
A&O k
67
29
f
100
96
Birmingham Elec 4%s 1968-M&S
Birmingham Gas 1st 5s '59 -M&N
0% notes 1935
A&O
106 h
106
81H
Ardmore St Ry—See Phila Oo.
Arisona Edison 1st 5s 1948
J&J /
1
A&O
1st g 5s 1937
73
98*
/
1
55
94%
M&S
6%s 1951
Canton Elec Oo 5s 1937.
to
Bellows Falls Hydro-Elec Oorp
1st mtge 5s 1958.
.._A>r
102
Deb 5s 1975 ser B
Term
105
HH 1OO
Rlv Bdge Oo—
Bergen Turnpike 5s 1951
J&J
Berlin City Elect 0%s 1951.-J&D
Sink fund deb 6 Ha 1959.-F&A
108 H
Deb 0s Apr 1 1965
A&O
111
Berlin Elec Elev & Underg Eye¬
111H
let mtge s f 6Hs 1956
A&O
108
Binghamton (N Y) Gas Works
108 %
1st 5s 1938
A&O
104 %
108 x
'09.M&S
F&A
Bell Telephone of Canada—
1st g 5s 1955 ser A—— —-Marx¬
ist g 5s 1957 serB
-J&D
1st mtge 5s 1960 ser O—M&N
Bell Telep Oo of Pennsylvanialet & ref 5s 1948 ser B
J&J
1st & ref 5s 1900 ser O
A&O
Belolt Water, Gas & Elec Oo—
Amer Stater Public Serv—
lstl
106%
Beaver Valley Wat 6s 1935-M&N
1st lien & ref 5s 1960
M&N
88 X
American Natural Gas Corp—
Deb 0)4* 1942 with war..A&O /
Mt Hud
»
98
505
74%
Canada Nor Pow coll 5a *53.M&N
Canadian L & P 5s '49 op *14 J&J
Canadian Rail & Harbor—
„
_
J&D
Beauharnols Power Oorp—
Coll trust 4 15s 1973 w w„
"2""
53 %
f
Oo—
1
1
f
1942-A&O
5%s 1954
1
1
1
M&S
1st 7s 1953
h
M&S y*
1
Am Community Pow 5%s '53 J&J *f
60
Secured notes 5%s 1931—M&N f
Amer Elec Pow deb 0s '57 M&S 15 fk 13 H
..M&N
El
J&D
F&A
1st (10% prin paid) 1927
Certificates of deposit
96
Camden & Sub Ry—See P S Oorp
'49-M&P
1st M 5s 1959 ser B
1
1940
Amer G & E deb 5s 2028.
94
California-Oregon Power—
1st & ref 0s 1942 ser B—-J&J
1st & ref 5Hs 1955 series O F&A
Deb gold OH* 1942
A&O
Refunding 6%s 1942
M&N
Calif Water Service 5s 1958 A&'A
Calumet G & E 5)4s B 1960-J&J
Jalumet & South Chicago Ry—
101
El 1st 5a *36.
Barstow (W S) deb 6s
Baton Rouge Electric
1
*
Amer & Foreign Power Co—
106""
98
J&J
Bar Harbor & Union River Pow—
1st 5s Sept 1 1935
M&S
54
F&A /
M&N fk
104
& El
4Hs 1960
Bangor Ry &
A&O
1952—M&S f 30
100
A&O
Deb g 0s 1952 ser A
Deb g 5%s 1953
100
105 X
104
102
Bait & Ann S
106 H
Al' oona & Logan Val Elec Ry—
1st coll 4s Jan 1 1954
J&J
Amer Commonwealths Power—
^onv deb 0s
itlanta Nor Ry—See Ga Ry & El
Atlanta Wat. El & Pr 5a 1943 J&J
Atlantic City El 5s 1938——M&S
1st & ref 5 Hs 1954—
M&N
1st & ref 5s 1956
A&O
Atlantic City (N J) Gas—
1st g 5s Jan 1 1960 opt '20 J&J
Atlantic Oo Wat 5s '58.-.AM&P
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask
Bid.
Bonds.
79
J&J
M&N
J&D
M&S
1st & ref 5a 1956
marked ilf" and income and defaulted bonds.
except wnero m
month nreeeding the date of issue.
99
81H
telegraph, telephone and bridge companies.)
intereat" excent where
and interest
97 X
86
80
—
1st & ref 5a 1951
«tAnj
Ask.
Bid.
Bond*
electric power, water,
and electric railway*. gas.
(Include* street
*
Negotiability Impaired by maturity.
70H
75
43
42
42
42
4lH
OCT., 1934,]
83
UTILITY BONDS
PUBLIC
"and Interest" except where marked "f" and income and defaulted bonds*
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
NOTICE.—-All bond
Bonda
I
Bid.
Olties Service Gas Oo—
1st M pipe line 6Hz 1942.M&N
Cities Service Gas Pipe Line Oo—
1st M 6s 1943
J&J k
Cities Service Power & LightDeb 5Xs 1962
M&N
Cumberland Co (Me) Pow & Lt—
1st 4H« 1956
J&D
1st M 5s 1959...
J&D
Jumb'land T & T 5s 1937—J&J
40 %
95
89
101
102 %
84
Olty^Blec San^ran 5s 1937"" J* J
102
85
105
Oity&Sub PS—See Un Rys of StL
Otty & Sub Ry—Hee w ash Ky & El
City of New Castle Water—
5s 1941-J&D.
100X
-
City Water (Chattanooga)—
100X
1st M 5s 1954
J&D
100X
1st M 5s 1957 series O-.-M&N
106 %
Olev El 111 1st 5s '39 op '24.A&0
GenM 5s 1954series A...M&N k 108
HI
Gen M 5s 1961 series B... * vO
103 X
Clove Ry 1st s f 6s 1943
M&S
Oieve Southw Ry & LightGen &con 5s 1954...
M&S /
1
100
Clinton (La) W W 1st 5s 1939F&A
Coast Cos Gas & Elec—
103)4
1st M 5s I960...
M&N
68
Colorado Cent Pow 5Xs *46-J&D
101
Colorado Power 1st 5s 63- -M&N
Columbia Gas & Elec Corp—
101X
....
6%
82%
81%
81 %
n
103
84
84
82 H
2%
60
64
69
—.
67
Columbus (Lra) Elec & Power—
1st & ref 6s 1947 ser A—-J&D
Columbus
Ry Pow & Light—
J&J
A&O
Ool Ry 1st 4s '39 opt '14—Q-J
93
103
95
Commonwealth-Edison Co—
1st M 5s 1953
*
J&J
1st M col 58 1954 ser B
J&D
1st M col 4 Hs 1956 ser O..A&O
106
105
100
100
M col 4Hs 1957 ser D..J&J
M col 4H« 1960 ser E A&O
M 4s 1981 ser P
M&S
99%
91%
107%
109
.
5Xz series G 1962
J&D
Commonwealth Elec 5s 1943 M&S
Oom'w'lth Tel (Pa) 5 He *45 M&N
Oom'w'lth Tel (Wis) 5s A '48 M&S
Oouumonwealth Wat O hs A 1947
1st M 6s 1956 ser B
F&A
1st mtge 5s 1957 ser C
62
94 H
104 %
97
106
101
101
100
91H
100
F&A
46X
Community Water Service Co—
Deb g 68 1946 ser A
J&D
Deb g 6Hs 1946 ser B——M&S
Conestoga Termlst 5 Hz '54-J&0
Conestoga Trac 1st 4s 1950--J&J
Coney lal & Bklyn cons 4s '48 J&J
47
42
41
102
18
65
Light & Power—
1st & ref s f 7s '51 ser A.—M&N
1st & ref 5X> 1954 ser B..F&A
1st & ref 4Ha 1956 ser O—J&J
1st & ref 5s ser D 1962
J&J
Connecticut Power 5s '63
A&u
1st & coll trust 6s 1956
J&J
Conn Ry & Lt 4Xs 1951
J&J
Ooaii
118
109
112
114
105"
Conn Ltg & Pow 5s *39
J&1
Conn River Pow 5* ▲ '52
A&O
Oonnelisv Wat 5sOct2 '39. .A&O
Consolidated Cities L P & Tr—
1st lien 5s 1962 stamped
'&•'
Oonsoi Elec & Gas 4-6a 1962M&N
4-6s series B 1962
——F&A
6% secured notes 1937——F&A
Oonsoi Gas of Bait 5e 1939..j&j
Gen g 4Hs Apr 1954
A&O
Oonsoi Gas Elec Lt & P (Bait)—
Gen g 4 Hz Feb 14 1935
J&J
103X
85
55
23
23
27
110
UlX
102
108
110
lzt&refsf4Mz 1969zerG M&S
lzt & ref • f 4 Hz 1970 zer H J&J
1st & ref 4s 1981
—.J&D
Consolidated Gas (N Y)—
Deb 5Hs 1945
F&A
20-yr deb 4 Hz 1951
J&D
Debenture 5z 1957.
.J&J
106
-
100H
104
Underlying cos—See NYGEL H & P.
Oonsoi Gas Utilities (Jo¬
ist & col) 6s 1943 ser A
J&D
43 H
Conv deb 6Hz 1943 A w w J&D fk
5%
Oonsoi Hydro-Elec Wks of Upper
......
,
Wuerttembw/g 1st 7s '50-_J&J
Consolidated Telep of Wise—
1st M 5Xs 1942 ser A
M&N
Cons Tr (N J)
(N J)—See Pub Ser Corp
Consolidated Water of Utlea—
1st4Xs 1958.
-M&N
M&N
1st M 5s 1958..
Consumers El L & P (New Orl)—
1st M 5s 1936
J&J
Cons Gaa—See Peoples G L &C
Oonsum L H & P Co (Ells, N J)—
5s 1938J&D
(Jonsumera Power Oo—
1st & ref 5s 1936 op '16
J&J
1st 1 & unlf 5s ser Cf1952. -M&N
1st lien & unlf 4 Hz 1958.M&N
Oontln Gas & El deb 5s 1958 F&A
Continental Telep 5s A 1953.F&A
~
..
.
Cooper KivBri'geinclst6s'58M& N
Copenhagen Telephone Co—
Extisf 5s Feb 15 1954.F&A15
County Gas of Dallas 5s '46 A&O
37
93 H
106%
100%
104 H
44
100 %
94%
89%
99%
100H
106
104
109
106
109 X
4§H
73
49%
22%
24"
88%
Federal Light & Traction—
1st 5s (Amer series) 1942..M&S
79X
1942..M&S
M&S
1st lien g 6s 1942 stpd.
.M&S
Debenture 6s 1954 ser B..J&D
Federal Public Serv Corp—
1st 1 6s 1947.—.——-J&D f
6% gold notes 1932
.J&J f
22X
105
11
3
X
-
Federal Water 8erv!ce Corp—
Conv deb 5HZ .1954
M&N
Federated
Utilities Inc—
1st lien col tr 5Xz 1957—M&S
13
9x
Stamped
95 H
1st
m
1st gold 5s 1950....—J&J
Dixie Gulf Gas Oo—
/
iWi
"1%
10
101
62
102 X
rd Ave
Duke Power—1st 4Hs 1967-J&D
Duke Price Power Co—
1st m s f 6« 1966 ser A
.M&N
Dumbarton B'ge 6 X* to '36. J&J
6 Hz 1937 to 1949—..
J&J
43
Ry.
102
103
92
•
95
75
Duquesne Gas Corp—
2
1st conv 6z Mar 151945.M&815 ♦/-—
Duquesne Light—See Ptalla Co
Duqnesne Nat Gas 7s 1948...... / 35
1st 7s 1943—
/ 35
Duquesne Trac—See Phlla Co,
83
Durham Pub Ser 7s A '49..A&0
East Coast Pub Serv 4s 1948.....
33X
39
1st coll 5Xs ctfs 1937 A—F&A /
Conv deb 6s ctfs 1933 A.M&N /
7% 1932ctfeofdep— -..-.J&J /
East Jersey St Ry 5s 1944.IM&N
E. Kootenay Pow 1st 7s *42.A&O
East Prussia Pow 6s 1953
J&D /
E St L & interurb Wat 5s '42 J&J
1st m 6s 1942
J&J
1st m 5s 1960 ser D.....F&A
East St Louis (111) Lt & Pow—
1st 5s 1940
.—.J&D
E Minn Power 5Hs 1951.—M&S
E Oregon Lt & Pr 5Hz A '51-M&S
5s series B 1953
.J&J
Eastern Connecticut Pow Oo—
1st m s f 5s 1948 series A. A&O
Eastern Mass Street Ry Co—
Ref m 4Xa 1948 A
.....J&J
Ref m 5s 1948 B......
J&J
60
Fruit Growers' Express—
Gatineau Pow 1st 5s
A&O 1
J&D 1
Deb 6s 1941 series B
.A&O
General Gas & Elec Corp—
'60 A&O
1st mtge & coll 6Xz O '55-A&O
General Water Wks & ElecUorp—
Georgia-Carolina
m
mm
rnmrn
80
31
88
29
86
92
94
84
81
103
52
100X
48
65
60
1st mtge 5s
1978—....J&D
M*
92
88%
89
86
80
55
rnrnmm
79
94
76
89
46 X
46X
54X
105
M
55X
mmmm
89
00
tw
56X
Georgia Ry & Elec—
95
Atlanta Cons St 5s 1939.-.J&J
Atlanta Northern Ry Co—
95
1st guar 5s '54 op '90...J&J
Ge8furel 0s 1953 X W._
.J&D fk 33
104
Grand Rapids* Gas L 5s '39-F&AI
•
•••
mmmm
Grand Rapids Ry 1st 7s '39 M&N /
Great Cons Elec Pow (Japan)—'
1st M 7s 1944
F&A
1st & gen 6X8 1950—
J&J
Great Lakes Power Ltd—
1st M 6s 1935-1944
M&N
Great Lakes Utilities Oo—
1st lien coll tr 5Hs 1942—M&N
Great North Pow 6s 1935—F&A
Great West Power Oo of Calif—
Grt West Pow Oo 5s 1946.J&J
Green Mountain Power Corp—
83X
82
95
M
106X
107X
48X
49X
49
55
59
'
15
t-
•e«o»
1st mtge 5s
17
0000
20X
21
92
93
99
95
55"
100X
3-year 5% notes 1936 —..A&O
3-year 3% notes 1937.—.-J&J
Ed El iU(Bicn)See KingsOoEL&P
Edison El 111 (N Y>—See N V G
Electric Oo of N J 1st 5s 1947 M&S
101
Electric Ferries 1st 7s *41—.A&O
90
Electric Pow Cora (Germany)—
1st s f 6Xs 1950
30
...M&S
1st sink fund 6Hs 1963—A&O
34X
Electric P & L Deb 5s2030.F&A
37
Electric Public Service Oo—
Sec g 6s 1941 ser A.......A&0
10X
Sec g 6s 1941 ser B
..A&O
10X
Sec g 5Hs 1942 ser O
A&O
10 X
Deb 6s 1930—.—.......J&D
Deb 6s 1937
A&O
Electric Public Utilities Oo—
15-year sec 0s 1942.......J&D /II
94
101
65
58.
m
H rt 0 0
1948
...—F&A
Greenwich Wat 4Xs '57ser A J&J
Greenwich Wat & Gas SystemCol tr 5s 1952 ser A
A&O
Ool tr 5s 1952 ser B
A&O
Gulf Power 1st 5s 1968
A&O
Gulf Public Service Oo—
1st m 6a 1945
A&O
Gulf States Utilities Oo—
1st M & ref 5s 1956 ser A.M&8
1st M & ref 4Xz 1961B—J&D
Hackensack Wat 4s *52 op '12J&J
Gen&rof5sJune15*77 A..J&D1 *
-
93
98X
105 X
86
106
77
75
82
64
86
78X
102
104 H
-
5Xs(Sept'31 coupon) '51 .M&S
37
37 J
87}
12
12
12
IX
IX
H
105
Harrisburg Gas 5s 1970.. —M&N
Helena Gas & Elec 1st 6s '52M&8
100X
Host Man & Fair Pass Ry—See P hU R T
Home Tel & Tel (Ft Wayne)
103
1st 6s series A 1943—.....J&J
103 ,
1st 5 Hs series B1955
A&O
Home Telep & Teleg(LosAngeles.
106
Oal) 1st refunding 5s 1945J&J
Home Tel & Tel of
26
42
8
102
--
..
Spokane—
99%
61X
63
60
64
57
59
Deb 6Xs 1943 with war._A&O
flgie price,
25
104X
5Xz June 15 1977 ser B..J&J
106
5s secured conv notes 1938J&J
Hamburg (Germany) Elec Co
Extl g s f deb 7s 1935
M&N fk 50
Hamburg (Germany) Elev Under¬
32
ground & St Rys 5Xs '38
J&D
Hamilton Gas 6Xz A w w '37J&D f
Havana Wl«** Ry 6s 1952
37%
F<fe *
97
\
23
Power
Cuban Telep conv5s 1951 ..J&J
lot lien & ref 7Xs 1941—M&S
.
5% notes Aug 15 '34—F&A15
5% notes Aug 15 '35-.F&A15
General Public Service Corp—
Conv deb 5s 1953
J&J
Conv deb 5Xz 1939
J&J
General Public Utilities—
1 «t M coll tr 6 Hs ser A
8
49X
91
1956—J&D
1st s f
5s 1952—.—
J&J
Georgia Power 1st 5z 1967—M&S
Georgia Power & Light Oo
mm
91
77
OO
s
3.75
100
„
2
48
1st m 5 Xs 1^47 ser A
M&S
1st M & 1st lien 5s 1955 B M&S
Eastern Utilities Investing—
5s ser A with warr '54— .M&S /
Eastern Wisconsin Electric Co—
1st lien & ref 6s 1942
J&D
1st lien & ref 6Hs 1948--M&S
Nominal,
80
5
Galveston-Houston Elec Ry—_
5
1st M s f g 5s 1954 opt
A&O /
Gary Elec & Gas Oo—
1st lien col 5s 1934 ser A... J&J / 48X
111X
Gas & El of Bergen Co 5s '49. J&D
109
Gen 5s Nov 1 1954..
M&N
85
35
57
n
40
1st lien & col 5s 1943 ser A. J&D
Georgetown Gas Lt 1st 5s *01 F&A
38
Ref 6s Jan 1948 ser O..M&S15
Eastern Michigan Rys—
1st mtge colftr 7s 1958—.J&J /
Eastern Shore Pub Service Oo—
it Last sale,
34%
42X
12*
59
Fontana Un Wat 6s 1953—.J&J
39
East Coast Utilities—
---
40
Gateway Bridge 7s 1938
63
-
72
Equip trust 5X« 1934-38 —...
Galesburg Ry Ltg & PowerCon 5s Oct 1934
J&D
5
A with war.M&S
/This price Includes accrued Interest,
25%
5%
F&A
Council Bluffs Gas 5s 194b-M&N
Basis.
24%
3%
42nd St Manhattan & St Nicholas
Ave 5s 1940
X
Dominion Gas & Elec—
6 Hz 1945 with warrants.—J&J
T&J
77
79
57
41X
J&J
5Hz 1950 ser B
1st M 0Hs 1949—
o o0-<ISC^05
*fk
E as ton Cons El 5s 1949
M&N
Easton & So Beth Transit 8s '30..
Edison Elec Ulum of Boston —
5s 1935M&N
77
73%
77%
55%
—.A&O
1st 6s 195 5 series B
Florida Tolep 1st 6s 1945-A&O
87 H
_
Dry
73 %
77
34
Florida Pow & Lt 1st 5s '54—J&J
Florida Public Service Oo—
,
90
Florida Power Corp—
1st m 5X8 1979 ser A—J&J
1st M g 5s May 15 '36.M&N 15
Houston El Co 1st 6a '35...J&D
Houston Gulf Gaa—
1st M & ool 6s 1943 ser A..A&O
'
84
105
A&O
Fall River Elec Lt 5s 1946 ..J&J
-
88%
96%
*88
Without warrants—........
Fairmont & Clarksburg Trac—.
1st g 5s 1938 opt 1913
Detroit International Bridge—
1st m s f 6Hs 1952
.F&A fk 4
Certificates of deposit
/
2X
5 f deb « 7s 1952.
X
..F&A *fk
Sheboygan Elec 5s 1940.
37X
5
106
Europ'n Elec Corp (of Canada)
lOOX'
Deb 0Xs 1965 w w
F&A
11
Certificates of deposit. - - - —
Conv s f deb 0X» IU4H ..M&N
Certificates of deposit
—
Detroit City Gas Oo—
1st m 6s 1947 series A—J&J
1st m 5s 1950 series B
A&O
Detroit Edison—
Gen & ref 5s 1949 series A. A&O
Gen & ref 5s 1955 ser B—J&D
Gen & ref 5s 1902 ser O—F&A
108"
Stamped guaranteed optional..
95H
f 6H* 1953 with war M&N
100
41X
100
%
Equit G & E Utica 5s 1942-A&0
a
Debenture gold 6s 1941
64
90
87
Erie Rys—1st 6s 1954-— ...A&O
Erie Ltg 1st m 5s 1907—. A&O
21X
M&N
f 6s 1953
1st 6Hs 1937
85
67%
110
1st
99
/
Certificates of deposit
Det & Pt Huron Shore Line—
102 H
M&s
5s 1957
84~
77X
Gen & ref 4 Hz 1961 ser D.F&A
Gen & ref 5s zer E 1952..A&0
Community Power & Light Oo—
Ool M
TT
102 X
102%
1st ref 4)4s 1957 «rl
Sec conv g 5X« 1942
1st
1st
1st
1st
69
72
07
Empire Gas & Electric Oo—
Glen & ref 0s ser A 1952—J&D
Empire Gas & Elec and Empire
Coke it lst&ref 5s '41 opt.M&8
Empire Public Service Corp—
Deb 6s 1950 w w......... J&J
Ercole MarellJ Elec Mfg Oo (Italy)
65
1st m 5s 1956
..——M&S
Detroit & Canada Tunnel—
'
98
Columbus (Ga) Pow 5s 36-_A&O
■
103
,
103
1st & ref 5s 1954 ser B—M&N
107
36
1st m 5s, 1938 ———M&N
Des Moines Gas Oo—
.
^
81
—
1st 5s (Internet ser)
8 F 6s 1937 opt series A. - M&P
Des Moines City Ry 5s 1930 J&J
Des Moines Elec Oo—
s
Deb 6Hs 1938--
.
102 X
95
1st lien 5s 1940—
—F&A
Des Moines & Cent la Elec Co—
75
.—J&J
Certificates of deposit—— /
1st & r»*t
intrnpd i»37—J&J
Certificates of deposit
J
1st & r«f 5s Julv 1937
-J&D
Empire District Elec Co—
1st & ref m 5s 1952
...M&S
Derby Gas & Elec Corp—
1st m
6%b stamped 1953.
A&
Columbia (3 O) Ry Gas & El Co
1st M s fg 5s 1936
J&J
Columbus Dela & Marion Elec Co
SI Paso Nat Gas 1st 6Xs
With warrants
107
105
50 X
33
60
J&'
-A&O
Oct 1 1943
82X
'43-J&D
111X
_
Denver Tramway Terminals v>o
1st M g gu 5a 1935-1937..M&S
...
Deb g 5s 1952
M&N
Deb g 5s 1952
A&015
Deb 5s Jan 151961
J&J 15
Columbia River Longvlew Brl
108
110
105 X
103
1954 ser D—.J&J
49 X
Dallas Ry & Ter 1st 6s 1951 -J&J
30
Danville Tr & Pow 1st 5s 41-J&J
Darby Med & Ohes Ry—See Phils R Tr.
101X
Davenport Water 5s 1961—J&J
106
Dayton Ltg 1st 5s *37 op '12.M&S
Dayton Pow & L 1st 5s 41.-J&D * 107
Delaware Elec Power Co—
83
Deb 5Hz 1959
J&J
Delaware Power & Light Co—
104 X
1st M 4Xz 1971
J&J
102
1st mtge g 4 Hz 1969.——J&J
104
1st mtge g 4 Hz 1969———J&J
Denv Gas & El ist g 5z '49. -M&N
99"
1 st& ref 5z 1951
M&N
99
Stamped as to Pa tax—.
Denver Tramway Corp—
Gen & ref 5* 1950 sor A...
78
1st & con g 5s 1956—...M&S
El Paso El Co—
1st gold 5Hs
>
Elmlra Water;
1st m 5s 1950 ser A..^...J&D
1st g 7H« 1949 ser B—J&J
1st g 5s 1952 ser O———J&J
100H
I
Corp.
Light & RR—
Eliz & Trenton RR
106
101
1st gold 6s 1935--—-.-J&D
Dallas Gas 1st 6s 1941—.—A&O
Dallas Pow & Lt 0s 1949
J&J
40H
| Ask.
Eliz Plainf & Cent J f
See
Eliz & Raritan Rivi Public Serv
94
101
92
99
105 X
Bid.
Bonds
Ask.
Telep Oo—
Dakota Central
93X
Bid.
Bonds*
Ask.
80 X
100
Mar 1 1935
Cities Service Transportation—
1st M 6s marine eq '36—M&S
Citizens Gas (Indianapolis)—
1st & ref gold 5s 1942...—J&J
Oitlsens L H 3c P (Johnst'n, Pa)
1st g 5s 1934 opt 1914
M&N
Oitlsens Tel (Gr Rap) 5a *30-J&D
Citizens Water (Washington, Pa)
are
64
40%
Deb SXs 1949
.J&D
Cities Service Tank Line—
Equipt trust 5s
prices
♦ Negotiability impaired by maturity.
104
54
45
46
73X
76
56
BONDS
UTILITY
PUBLIC
84
NOTICE.—All bond prices are "and interest" except where marked
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of
Bonds.
[ronwood & Bessemer Ry &
100
104
100 M
flous Home Telep 5s 1935..M&S
Houston Lt & Pow 1st 5s '53 M&b
DM ft N
1st lien & ref 4H»'81 ser E J&D
1st lien & ref 4 H8'78 ser
100 H
Hunt'g'n Wat 1st M 6s '54 AM&S
1st M 5s 1954 ser B
M&b
5s 1962—
Tacksonville Trac 1st 5s "31
Hydraulic Power of Niag Falls—
1st & refunding5s 1950
J&J
Ref & impt 5s 1951
A&O
Idaho Power 1st 5s 1947
J&J
111 Bell Telep 1st 5s 1956...J&D
Illinois Commercial Telep—
1st 5s series A 1948
M&S
1st mtge os 1960 ser B—M&u
111 Community Tel 6s 1949..J&J
111
108
70
70
72
Deb
72
Jamest'n
109H
Illinois Northern Utilities (Jo¬
ist & ref 5s 1957 opt
A&O k 102
Illinois Power & Light Oorp—
1st & ref 6s 1953 series A.. A&O k
1st & ref 5H» 1954 ser B..J&D
1st & ref 5s 1956 ser O
J&D
S f deb 5 Ha 1957
M&S Jfc
Illinois Water Service Oo—
....
70 H
63 H
64 H
57 H
82
84
86H
87 H
11
9
61H
66
105H
....
1st M 6s 1957 ser B
»
1
•
95
103H
102 H
68
29
28
5
6
1
1
5H
2H
i
i
62
/ 75H
/ 74
*f 75X
•f 76H
/ 75H
ttH
8*
79
76
l'H
1
A&O k
80
85"
78
International Power Sec Oorp—
6H% sec bonds 1955 serOJ&D k
Sec 7s 1957 ser E
F&A k
Sec 7s 1952 ser F.
J&J 16
75
83
83"
80
Railway (Buffalo—
66
J&D
Buff & Lock 1st
Buffalo & Niag
1st M 5s gold
Internat Ry ref
g 5s 1938. .J&J
Falls Elec Ry—
1935
J&J
5s *62 op.M&N
International Telep & Tel eg—
Deb g 4Hs 1952J&J
Conv deb 4Hs 1939
J&J
Deb os 1955
F&A
Interstate Bridge 6Hs 1950.M&N /
Interstate Gas & El 6s 1951..J&D
72
81H
99 H
37 X
1002*
39
57 H
65H
61H
61
23
45
105
52 H
37 H
J&J
J&J
53H
38
Interstate Pub Serv Oo—
'
1st & ref 6H» 1949 sec B..J&J
1st & ref 5s 1966 ser D
46 H
J&D
1st & ref 4Hs '58 ser F—-M&S
46 H
Interstate Bys 4t 1943..
FftA 1
2
Eq trust 5Hs July 1 1935-37—
100 H
Interstate Teiep Co—
•
.
72
.A&O
Interstate Tel & Tel 5H« 1953 J&J
Interstate Water 6s ser A1940 F&A
Iowa Electric Co—
Lt
&
67
46 K
46 Ji
4
74
68 H
99H
55
47
42
/
52
102 H
104H
Power—
1st lien & ref 5s '57 ser A.M&N
1st 1 & ref 5s 1961 ser B—M&S k
Iowa Pow & Lt 1st 4Hs 1958 M&S
Iswa Pub Serv 1st 5s 1957—J&D
Deo 5s 1968.
f"
,
82 H
82 H
93
93 H
82
78 H
80H
56
Iowa K> & Lt (Cedar Rapids;—
1st & ref 5s June 1946 B
J&D
91
1st & ref 5H« Oct 1945—M&N
97
54"
82 H
58
92 H
100
Iowa Southern Utilities—
'
1st &
rsf 6s 1943
1st & ref 5 H* 1950
Deb 6s 1950 ser A
b Basis
F&A
J&J
—M&N
59
.
57 H
42
61
59
44
/This price Includes accrued interest,
63
1st M s
n
52 X
52H
49 X
35 H
40
84 X
94
52
49H
51H
62 H
f
63 H
62 X
ser
61X
J&D f 27
101
Manuf'rs Wat (Pa) 5s 1939.J&D
105H
Maritime Tel & Tel 1st 6e 1941 J&J
30
103
102
Ref & gen 5s ser A 1956—J&J
67
57
57
Market St El Pass Ry—See PBT
Market St Ry (San Francisco)—
60
1st
55 X
s
f 7s 1940
83
A Jan
ser
83 H
Maryland Electric Rys—
52 H
74
54
Guaranteed 6s 1933
76
63
65
1st & ref 6Hs 1957 ser A-J&J
1st & ref 6Hs 1962 ser B—J&J
Bait & Ann 8 L 5s 1946—F&A
66
Maryland Light
105
&
A&O
25
f.i
; {«
8
8
Power—
78
81
J&J
101
Sink fund deb 5s 1955
M&N
1st M 5 Hs 1950 ser A
Massachusetts Gas—
64
52
95
96 H
79%
79H
61
63
68
66
J&J
20-year s f 5H« 1946.
62
48
97
A&O
97
98
91
22
25"
A&O
94
97 H
J&J
Mass Utilities Associates—
S f deb 58 1949 ser A
102
98
101
108
108 X
139H
105H
146
Memphis Power & Light Co—
1st & ref 5s 1948 ser A
J&J
1st & ref 4Hs 1978 ser O..A&O
106 H
Memphis St Ry con g 5s '45. J&J /
mmmm
86 H
Meridionals Electric Oo—
f 7s 1957
A
108
108H
110
116
117
1st & ref 5s 1953
100
1st M 4Hs 1968 ser D
1st M 4s 1971 ser E
92 X
94"
MAN
85
1st 5s series F 1962
M&N
99
87
99 H
1st
98 H
94
96
24
1H
.
s
ser
Metropolitan Edison Oo—
95
91H
63
O
ser
62
87 H
95
Michigan Associated Telep Co—
1st M 5s 1961
A&O
Mich Elec Pow 6s A 1944-—.J&D
82
86
Mich Fuel & Lt 6s A 1950—-J&D /
6
4
1st M 5s 1956
96
102
72 H
M&B
J&D
-
64
106
105
35"
37"
74
76
69H
78
Middle States Telep 6s A '47. J&J
Middle West Utilities < »<>—
fk
6
/Jfc
5s ctfs of deposit 19326s ctfs of deposit 1933
73.
11
i
40
40
84
90
.
Michigan Light 1st 5s 1946.M&S
Michigan Nor Pow 1st 5e '41. J&J
Michigan Public Service Co—
1st g 5s 1947 ser A
A&O
85
12
30
Michigan Gas & Elec Co—
106"
,
X
.
103
71
M&S
51
Metrop Edison Corp 6s 1961 M&S
Metropolitan West Side "L"—
1st gold 4s 1938
-F&A ♦/ 10H
Certificates of deposit
/
9H
10 H
Exten gold 4s 1938
J&J r
Certificates of deposit..
/
9H
35
Mexican El L 1st M g 6s '42.J&J
Mex Lt & Pow 1st 5s *40 s f.F&A
33H
Mexican Utilities 7s 1939
A&O
1st & ref 6s 1943
95
100
.F&A Jfc
Nominal,
101
15-year s f 7s 1941
99
74
66
108
72
52£
6H
5s ctfs of deposit 1934........ /Jfc
58 ctfs of deposit 1935
/Jfc
Middlesex & Boston St Ry—
....
6
/
/
88
s Sale price.
....
i-II-i
1950
J&J
97"
Midland Natural Gas4Jo->-
56
45
1935_.tJi
J&J
Midland Util deb 6s 1938—M&S
Milwaukee Elec Ry & Light—
1st & ref 5s 1961 ser B
J&D
Conv deb
59 X
103
60 H
104H
60
5s
102
101
103
1957.A&O
Middlesex & Somerset Trac—
67"
55
42
582*
104H
106
Middlesex Water 5Hs
95
69
1st, and ref mtge
41
84
k
5H8 1942. J&J
Middlesex Elec Lt Pow 5s '55 J&J
/
95
Lockport L H & P 5Hs A '54M&N
Lombard Elec Go (italyi —
1st extl 7s 1952—
.—J&D k 77
94
Lone Star Gas s f 5s 1942
_M&N
58
Long Beach Gas 1st 5s '56.-J&D
103
Long isl Lighting 5s 1936..M&»
105
1st ref 6s 1948..
J&J
98 H
1st & ref 5s 1955 ser B...M&S
Secured g 6s 1945
J&J Jfc 92
Conv deb se 5Hs '52 ser A. A&o
72 H
83 H
Long Island Water 5Hs '55-M&N
87
Lorain Telep 1st os 1958
J&D
k Last sale,
12"
9
99 H
Mannheim & Palatinate Elec Cob
24
J&D
'35J&D
Lawrence (Mass) Gas & Elec—
1st M 4Hs 1940 ser B
F&A
Lehigh Power Securities—
.
52 H
60
Superior Dist Pow—
..
60
101
93 H
A.—J&J
f 5Hs 1952 ser B..J&J
1st M s f 5Hs '51
28H
,
1st M & ref 5s 1956
Lehigh Tel eg 5s ser A 1949—J&J
LoMgh V alloy Transit—
1st M g 4s Dec 1935 opt__M&S
Cons gold 4s 1935
J&D
Ref & lmpt k 58 1960
J&D
5s series B Dec 1 1935
M&S
Leipslg Overland Pow 6H» '46..
Lex (Ky) Ry-—See Ky Tr & Term
Lexington (Ky) Tel—
1st M 6s w w 1944——M&S
Lexington Util 1st os 19521.F&A
Lexington Wat ref 5Hs 1940-F&S
Lexington Wa Pow Co 1st 5s'68J&J
Conv d"b 5H«i '953
J&J
Lewis & Clark Bridge 5s 1953—
Lewist & Aub El Lt 5s *39—J&D
ijincoln Gas & Elec 5s 1941 -J&D
Lincoln Tel & Tel—
1st M 4Hs 1961 ser A
J&D
Little Rock G & F 6s 1937-M&N
Little Rock Ry & El 6s '38
A&O
Ijockhart Pnw«r 5Hs 1950
99 %
102 H
Manitoba Power Co Ltd—
2
----
•««
107
110
103
M&N
1st lien coll tr 5Hs 1937—A&O
26 H
Larutan Gas 1st 6Hs w w
Deb g 6s 2026 ser A
Interstate Nat Gas 6s 1936—
Without warrants
J&J
8
m
106 H
109
92 H
2d gold 4s 2013
J&D
Manila Elec RR & Ltg Oorp—
1st lien & coll tr 5s '53.-M&S
Manila Gas Oo—
101X
5
Wyoming Val RR
22
1st 5s 1951
F&A
1
Debentures 6s 1948
F&A
LaHede Gas Lt ref 5s 1934—A&<~> ♦/94H
Ref & ext 1st 5s 1939
A&O
1st M colltr 5Hs '53 ser O F&A
61
1st col&ref 5H8 I960 ser D F&A
69
6H% gold notes 1935
F&A
84
La Crosse Telep 5H8 1948—.J&J
QO
Lake Erie Pow & Lt 6s 1946 A&O
& Elec
Lake Roland Elev—See Un Rys
4
Lake Sh Elec 1st con g 6s '33 J&J
1
Gen gold 5s Feb 1 1933—F&A
Lake Shore Power Oo—
50
1st and ref mtge 6s 1950...J&J
Lake
56
65
49
105
Malone (N Y) L & P 5Ha *56. J&J
Manhattan Ry con 4s g '90. A&O
Cent Hanover Bk ctfs of dep
Lackawanna &
49 H
90
Madison Rys 1st g 5s 1936..M&N /
Mad Rlv Pr 1st 5s '35 gu op.F&A
14
J&D
6s 195b
60"
41
47
Madison Co (111) Light & Power—
1st g 5s 1936
J&D
Madison G & El 1st 5e 1940-A&O
,
Kewanee(Ill)Pub Serv 6s A '49 J&J
Key West Electric 5b 1956—F &A
Keystone Pub Serv—
1st M 5s 1978.
M&N
Key Tel 1st g 5s '35 opt '08—J&J
1st 1 & ref oH8 1955 ser A. J&D
1st 1 & ref 6s 1951 ser B—A&O
Kings Co E L & P 1st 5s '37.A&0
Purch money 6s g 1997---A&O
Edison El 111 Bklyn 4s '39.J&J
Kings Co Elec—See Bklyn-Queens
Kings Co Uas & 111 1st 5s '40. A&O
Kings Co Ltg 1st ref 5s '54.-J&J
1st r*»f 6H8 1954
..J&J
Knoxville Trac 1st 5s 1938..A&O
W
98
103 H
852^
1st ref&lmp g 5s'48 op'13 A&O
1st & ref 6s 1954.
M&8
Debenture 7s 1944
J&J
Macon Ry & Light 1st 5s '53. J&J
75
1st m 5H.8 1948 ser B
M&S
Kentucky Traction & Terminal—
1st & ref gu 5s '51 opt '14.F&A
Lexington Ry 1st 5s 1949.J&D
Kentucky Utilities Co—
1st M 6H« Sept '48 ser D M&N
1st M 5Hs 1955ser F
A&O
1st M 5s 1961 series G
F&A
5s series H 1961
—F&A
1st M 5s 1969 »er I
J&J
1st 7s series J 1957
F&A
1st 6s series K 1957
M&S
Keokee Consol Coke 5s 1959.J&J
Keokuk Elec 6s 1945
M&N
W
80
Luzerne Oo (Pa) Gas & Elec—
...
Kokomo
International Hydro-Elec System
Internat'l Pow Ltd 6Hs 1957 M&S
Deb 6s 1957
M&S
-
•
35
'
A&O
«.
98
Gen & ref 5s 1950
M&N * 101
M&N k 93H
C1-—F&A
100H
Kentucky Power & Light Co—
59
40
F&A
Hydro-Eleo—
1st s f g 6Hs 1944
F&A
Luneburg Pow L & W W (Germy)
1st M s f 7s 1948
M&N
80
95 £
Conv deb w w6Hs 1938.,J&n /
Kentucky-Ohio Gas 2s
1958 /
90H
6
Intercontinents Power Oo—
Debs A «s 1948
J&D *f
Conv deb 6s 1948
J&D *f
lowa-iNeuranKa
Kansas Gas & Electric—
Deb gold 6s 2022 ser A—M&S
34
s f 6s 1941 ser B —M&N
Ool tr 6s 1957 ser O
A&O
Deb s f 7s 1935
J&D
1st mtge 6s 1934
J&J
1st lien & ref 6s ser A 1949 M&N
1st lien & ref 5s ser B 1950.J&D
Iowa El Lt & Pr 7s ser O '42.F&A
87 H
F&A
11
'46-J&J /
96
Kansas City Gas 1st 5s '46- F&A
1st M 6s 1942
F&A
103
Kansas City Power & Light— "
1st mtge 4Hs 1957 ser B..J&J
107
1st M 4Hs 1961
F&A
108H
Kan City Pub Serv 3s 1951.-J&J
30 H
Kansas Elec Pow 6s i93/—J&D
102
1st M 6s 1943
J&D
102H
1st M 5s 1951
J&D
94
1st M 6s 1955 ser A
104 H
102 H
A&O
FTRi
Gen M 5s 1950
1936
1st mtge 4Hs 1980
J&D
Kansas Pow 1st 5s 1947——M&8
Kansas Power & Light Oo—
I
Par
ser
Lower Austrian
35
Ooll tr
1st M 5s 1961
96
94
34
eO<N
Interstate Power 1st 5s '57
DeD gold 6s 1952
1
X
f
105
75
o o (N^OH
1st 5s 1948
J&J
M&S
-
1st & ref 6s 1947 ser
Kentucky El Pr 6s A 1951—J&J f
Kentucky ruel Gas Oorp—
1st 6H8 1942 with warr.. J&D J
6% conv notes 1940
J&D */ 12
79
Indianapolis Gas 5s 1952
A&O
Indianabolis Power & Light—
1st M 5s 1957 ser A
J&J
94H
Indianapolis Water—
1st & ref. g 4H« 1940 opt—J&J
1st liej & ref 5Hs 1953...M&S
1st lien & ref 5Hs 1954..M&S
1st lien & ref 5s 1960
J&D
1st lien & ref 5s 1970
M&S
Indianapolis W W Sec Oo—
Secured 5s 1958
J&J
Inland Gas 6H* 1938
WS
F&A
Certificates of deposit
Sinking fund deb 7s 1938.F&A
Inland Pow & L s f 6s '36 A M&S
Buff Trac
(Pa) Trac 5s '43Joplln W W 1st 5s 1957
Kanawha Trac & Elec Oo—
„
73"
68
1st 1 & ref 5s 1963
-F&A
Indiana & S W Gas & Util—
International
93
—
54H
Indiana Service Oorp—
let & ref M 5s Jan 1 1960—J&J
w w
100
& Pat—See P S Corp
1st & ref 5s
59 H
1st mtge 5s 1958 ser A
M&N
Indiana & Mich El 5s 1957..F&A k 106
1st & ref 5s 1965
90
M&8
Ind Nat Gas & O—-See Peo G L&C
Indiana Pr 1st 17 Hs '41 A .M&N
104
Indiana Ry & Lt 1st 5s '43--J&J
72
Conv deb 6s 1944
oD
99 %
92 %
J&D
4H8 1961 ser O
...
Kanawha ValTr 1st M5e
Indiana General Service—
1st M 5a 1948
J&J
Indiana flydro-Elec Power—
mterborougn Rapid Transit—
1st & ref g 5s '66 op tax-es.J&J
Certificates of deposit
6% notes 1^32
—A&o
Certificates of deposit.
Conv g 7% note 1932 ..M&8
Certificates of deposit..
1st M
23
3
—
1949
Co—Sep
P»C
102
105
55
75
Los Angelee Ry 5s 1938
A&O
Louisiana Pow & Light Oo—
92
1st mtge 5s 1957
J&D
97
Louisiana Stm Gener 6s 1939 M&N
Louisville Gas & Elec Go (Ky)—
103 K
1st & ref 5s 1952 ser A
M&N
99H
1st & ref 4H8 1961 ser O.F&A Jfc
102
Deb s f 6s 1937 ser A
A&O
105 H
Louisv Ltg 5s '53 unstmpd—A&O
58
Louisville Ry 2d 4Hs 1940
M&S
...
92
Anv
107
96
104 H
102
Los Ang & Pac RR—See Pac EIRy
Los Angeles Railway Oorp—
1st & ref s f g 5s 1940
J&D
—
21
r
1943
l-op
--
105 H
(NY) Telep 5s 1954. J&D
Johnstown
57
5HS1945.
M&S
Indiana Assoc Telep 6s A '62 J&J
uidiaua Central Telep Oo—
1st lien coll 5H 1938
M&N /
Indiana Electric Oorp—
1st M 6s 1947 series A—M&N
1st M 6Hs 1953 series B_.F&A A:
1st M 5s 1951 series C—M&b k
Indiana Gas Utilities 5s 1946 J&J
Telep 1st 6s 1948
7s
g
Gen & ref 5Hh
-
_
_
1st mtge 5s 1952 series A—J&J
Independence Water Works—
Inland
,
James River Bridge Oorp—
1st sink fund 6Hs 1958.—J&J r
Jersey Central Pow & Lt Oorp—
1st & ref 5s 1947 ser B...F&A
44
15
101H
series A 1955-J&J
1st gold 5Hs
CO
64
13
14
Jamaica Pub Serv 5s B I960.J&J
Jamaica Water Supply Oo—
o o tCo-OJ
38
62
35
J
75
37
Jacksonv (Fla) Gas s f 5s *42-J&D Jfc
Debenture 6s ser A 1952-M&N /
96
Angeles Gas & Elec Oorp—
1st & ref g 58 1939 opt...M&S
1st & gen 5s 1961
M&S
Gen & ref 6s 1942 ser D. .M&S
Gen & ref 5Hs 1947 ser F J&D
Gen & ref 5Hf» 1943 ser F M&S
Gen & ref 6s 1042
G
MftQ
Gen & ref 6s series H 1942 M&S
101
74 H
25-yr s f 5H« 1953 ser A—M&P
Italian Superpower Oorp—
Deb 6s '63 (without warr). . J&J
70
65
U1H
102
99 X
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask
ix>s
Light
1*tsf«) 5s'36 opt after'15.F&A
Isarco Hydro-Elec Oo (Italy—
1st Msf 7s 1952
-M&N
Island Gas & Electric—
104 H
101
101
Houston Natural Gas Oorp—
1st m coll 6s 43 with warr.J&D
Hudson Oo Qas 5s g 1949..M&N
Bid,
Bonds.
Ask
Bia.
"f" and income and defaulted bonds.
the month preceding the date of issue.
i
•
ICO |<N
1
i
1
•
1
I
i i tit
6s
ff
2
"5"
79 H
78 X
1st M 5s 1971
J&J
Milwaukee Gas Light Co—
1st M 4Ha 1967
—M&S
104
Minneapolis Ga. Light Oo—
1st M 4H« 1950
J&J
Minn Gen El 1st 5s *34 op__ T&D
jt 6s 1944. A&O
6H
79
106
91X
100
io5H
47
49
84
86
75
77
61H
63
67 X
Minnesota Nor Pr
67 X
Minnesota Power &
62"
104
99X
Light Oo—
lit & ref 5s 1955
J&D
1st & ref 4Hs 1978
M&N
Mississippi Power Oo—
1st & ref 5s 1955
M&8
Mississippi Power & Light—
1st M 5s 1957.—.——J&D
Mississippi River Fuel Oorp 1st s f 6s 1944 with warr F&A 16
Without
88 H
warrants..
Mississippi Riv Pow 5s *51--J&J
Deb 5s May 1 1947
M&N
* Negotiability impaired by maturity.
93
Jfc
94
104 X
90
105"*
Oct., 1934 ]
Bid.
Bonds.
39
J&J
34
35
1st M4Wi 1958 ser B
MAN
Missouri Public Service Oo—
88
89"
First mtge 5s 1947 ser A—F&A
Mo Rlr Stoux Oily Bdge Oo—
1st s f 6s 1953
MAS 15
434
444
Mobile Bay Bridge 7s 1951-J&J
2nd sink fund 7s 1951
J&J
02
65"
334
28
30
& rel 7s '51-JAO f
Mob Lt A RR 1st g 6s '37—J&D
Monongabela Light A Pow Go—
1074
1st M 5s 1949
JAD
Monongahela Valley Traction—
85
1st M g 5s '42 opt '22
JAD
Monongahela Valley Water—
98
1st M 514s 1950 series A—JAJ
Monongahela West Penn Pub Ser
84
1st lien A ref 5 4s ser B *63 FAA *
60
Mont Cities Gas 7s A 1937-MAN
Montana-Dakota Power Oo—•
1st m 54s 1934.JAJ
Ext 1st
1st
New
101
1st ref A coll tr 5s 1951 —-A&O
1 st ref col A sf 5« 1970 serB MAR
J&J
3% cony deb 1939
1*00 Service
934
63"
103
106
N
MAS
.
1st A ref g 6s 1941 opt——J&J
Gen A ref 5s 1955 series A-A&O
B—_AAO
Gen A ref s f 4 4s '65 ser O A&O
Gen A ref s f 5s 1955 ser D- A&O
Morn side El 8t Ry—See Phila Oo
Mount Home Telep 5s 1938.JAJ
Mountain States Power Oo—
1st A ref 5s 1938
JAJ
1st M 6s 1938 series B.—J&J
Muncle W W 5s Oct 2 1939. A&O
Municipal Gas Co (Texas)—
1st M 6s 1936 ser A
MAN
Municipal Serv coll 6s 1956.F&A
M ut Fuel Gas See Peoples G L A C
Gen A ref 5s 1955 ser
.-.
Mutual
Telep (Pa) 1st 5s45-AAO
Un Tel—See West Un Tel
Narragansett Elec Oo—
1st M 5s 1967 ser A--.---JAJ
1957-JAJ
J&D
1st 5s sink fund ser B
68 series O 1958
Nashville Railway & Llgnt—
Oons g 5s 1963 opt 1908-J&J
108
108
Ref A ext gold 5s
484
N
1958.---J&J
103
1014
74
gold 5s 1937 guar.-MAN
Nassau El RR—See Bklyn Queens
Nassau A Suff Ltg 5s 1945- -FAA
Nat Elec Pow Oo deb 5s 1978 J&J /
Nat Pow A L deb 6s 2026 A-FAA
Deb 5s 2030 ser B
MAN
Nat Public Service Oorp—
Debenture gold 6s 1978—F&A /
Certificates of deposit—,—. /
Nat Toll Bridge 6s stmp '39-J&J
Neb-Iowa Bdge 64« 1943-_F&A /
Nebraska Pow let 44s 1981-JAD
Deb 6s 2022
MAS
Nev Calif Elec 1st 5s 1956—A&O
Debs 6s July 1941
J&J
Newark Gas 6s Apr 1 1944—Q-J
Newark Oons Gas con 5s '48.J&D
New Amsterdam Gas—See N Y
1st M
G E L H A P
1st
„
5s
1024
6a 1937
^AH
-
New oastie (City of) W 6s"41 JAD
New England G A E Association
—MAS
Deb g 5s 1947
Oonv deb 6s 1948
cnnv deb 6s I960..
74
83
.Norf &
1st
New Mexico Power—
1st M 5s 1958
1945
Oklahoma
1014
854
65
108
106
102
105
1044
1044
105%
1054
1054
Sallsb A Spencer 5s
98
884
1st coll A ref
91
5Mb '48
North Hudson Lt H
&
834
85
79
49
1014
1
69
614
1st M A lien
25"
1044
8
Bxtl sink fund 5s 1963
Ottawa L H A Power—
68
86
94
Ottawa
264
954
1054
72
1004
74
814
78
s* 1934-1948
1084
103
k
63 4
106%
1134
109%
103
72
724
684
1st
s
f 54s 1957 ser A
100
103
94
964
934
95
ser
954
101
A...MAS
854
954
1024
954
1064
904
1034
1074
91"
89
6
36
37
24
31
35
64
68
35"
104
10
*ft__A&0 */10%
Certificates of deposit..
/
10
12
114
14
12
85
Series
B
1950
Northwestern
1st
114
1094
1094
m s
f
F&A
Oo Ltd—
6s '60 serA.JAJ /
50
Power
conv
68
1044
110
1034
1004
964
964
1st A re* 4 Mb '00 ser F— .JAD
Pacific Light A Power Oorp—
Pac L A P Oo 1st 5s 1942.JAJ
1104
Pacific Northw st Pub Serv—
Oonv deb 6s 1950
M&8 / 14
Pacific Power A Light Oo—
484
1st M 5s 1955
FAA
Ref M 5s 1952 series A
A
29
1064
109%
MAN
73
.A&O
Passaic Gas
Ry
5«
gen
1949
A
304
294
-
764
Elec
1114
504
./—M* S
5s 1944
A&O
Paterson A State Line Traction
5s 1964
J&J
Pecos Valley Power A
ist 0 4» w w 1937 ser A..MAN
...
1st A ref
90
Light Oo.
)ebenture 7s 1942
J&J
Peninsular Tel Oo 1st 54s '51 J&J
Penn Central Light A Power Oo—
44s 1977
1st 5s 1979
Penn-Onio Edison Oo—
Deb g 6s 1950 ser A
MAN
MAN
/
494
16
102
82
90
MAN
Deb 54s 1959 ser B
FAA
Penn Pub 8 1st 6s serO '47.MAN
1st A ref 5s series D 1954.JAD
Pennsylvania Electric Oo—
1st A ref 4s 1971 ser F... MAN
1st A ref 5s ser H 1962—.AAO
Pennsylvania Gas A Elec Oorp—
Deb gold 6s 1976 ser A
MAS
Pennsylvania Gas A Elec Oo—
1st 1 A ref 5 Mb '55 ser A..MA8
1st lien A ref 5s 1958
MAS
Deb 6a 1940.
JAD
Pennsylvania-Ohio Pow A Lt—
1st & ref 54» '54 ser A
JAJ
Penna Pow Oo 1st 5s 1956
JAJ
66
60
97 J
87 J
774
86
65
81
734
68
101
104
Pennsylvania Pow A Light Oo—
1st M 44s 1981
Certificates of deposit....
/
28
Northwestern Pub Serv Co—
1st m 5a ser A 1957
.JAJ * 61
No'western Teleg 1st 4 4s '44 J&J
100
934
5-year 5% notes 1930
MAS
l'eleph & Telegraph—
1st A col tr s f g 5s 1937.-JAJ 2
Pacific
Without warrants
3
Union El (lioop) 5s g
904
'
1st A ref M 6s 1941 ser B.J&D
1st A ref 54s 1952 ser O.J&D
1st A ref 5s 1955 ser D
JAD
1st & ref 4 4* 1957 ser E—J&D
consol gold
23
Northwest Elec 1st 6s 1935. MAN
Northwestern Elevated (Ohlc)
1st mtge 6s 1941 opt
MAS /
Certificates of deposit..
/
95
51
'16-.J&J
Los Angeles Pacific RR—
1st A ref mtge 5s 1943.MAS
Pacific
»as at,
Et ref os
42
Jol
Paterson
Northwest Louisiana Gas—
1st M 64s 1933 with warr.J&D
93
40
Ia»s Angeles Pacific Oo—
Paterson
106
33
-
85
Ry a 5s 1942.- J&1
Refunding 6s 1901
MAS
1014
Northern W'chester Ltg5s'55-J-D
N'west Cities Gas 6s 1949
JAJ
100
62
Elec
Parr Shoals Pow 5s 1952
Northern Utilities Co—
1st lien s f 6s 1943 ser A-.M&N
S f deb 64s 1943
MAN
564
90
Pacific
f 6s 1952
Passaic A Newark El Traction5s 1937
J&D
Paterson Ry—See Pub Serv Oorp
95
103
54% notes 1940
J&D
Northern Texas Elec Oo—
Ooll tr s f g 5s 1940 opt—J&J /
594
96
70
s
92
94
k
——
984
MAS
1st
89
944
1st A ref 5s 1902
/
Northern States Power Oo—
1st A ref 5s 1941
A&O
1st A ref 6s 1941 ser B
A&O
88
100
W ater Co—
100
98
F&A
Northern Ohio Trac A Light—
1st lien A ref 5s 1956
F&A
Gen A ref 6s 1947
104
r 54s
1970
A&O
Otter Tall Piwer Oo (Minn)—
64s series O 1939
A&O
54s series D 1945
J&J
58 series E 1946
....A&O
s
Pacific Public Service Oo—
98
102
Northern Penna Power Oo—
1st A ref 5s 1960 ser A—-JAD
65
60
93
88
1st 1 A ref 54s ser D '49—J&D
87
1st I A ref 58 1955 ser E..J&D
Water town L A P 5s 1959.J&J
1004
Northern Ohio Pow A Lt—
99
Gen A ref 54s 1951
MAS *
Northern Ohio Telep Co—
58
JAJ
204
72
1st Hen A ref 6s 1947 B...MAN
1st 1 A ref 6s 1943 O
MAN
57"
84
....
1044
55
MAN
Y Utilities ino—
1st M A ref 5- 1963
J&J
1st lien A ref 7u 1946 A
MAN
61
F A A
80
Northern N
1014
79%
Valley Power Oo—
M
1st ref r 4s 1959 opt.
1st A ref 5s 1966 ser O—MAN
1st A ref 5s 1969 ser D
MAS
lst&ref m44« 1970 serE.JAD
57
101
804
f< 194
North Ind Gas A El fa '52..MAN
Northern Ind Pub Serv—
1024
85
1034
...
104
Northern Conn Power Co—
1st A ref 54s 1946
MAS
North El Oo & Nor Pap Mills—
1st M
12
53
Pacific Coast Power 5s 1940.MAS
Northeastern Public Service—
Gen'l loan & coll 54s 1961-J
90
102
/
MAS
994
944
California Power—
1st A cons s f 5s 48 op 15 J&D
70
106
Ref A coll tr 5s 1957 ser A. A&O
Ottawa Trac 1st 5 4s July '55J&D
Northern
1144
1114
Oregon Elec Ry 5s *33 opt.-MAN
Oregon-Washington Water Serv—
101
105
A&O
"5""
o
97
1054
Orange A Pas Val R—See P S Oorp
Orange A Rockland Elec Oo—
1st m 5s 1958.
F&A
1st
54s 1957—-MAN
31
1054
34
J&J
1937
91
6s A 1947
MAS
North Shore Gas Oo of Illinois—
1st gold 5s 1937 opt..
.FAA
95
41
80
A&O
.
103
North Shore Coke A Chemical—
7
74
f 6s 1947.
Ozark Power A
North Shore Electric Co—
1st A ref g 5s '40 op "20
694
624
24
1st M 5s 195/ series A
J&D
Oslo Gas A El Works (Norway)—
North Penn Gas Co—
4
s
101
254
994
2
1004
Holdings 54s '43 J&J
98%
(Hoboken, N J) 5s 1938—A&u
North Jer St Ry—See P S Corp.
66
49
FA A
4
1024
ser A.
P Co
1044
ser
Oklahoma Ry 1st A ref 5s 41 .JAJ
Old Dominion Pow 5s May 15 '61
Omaha A Ooun Bluffs Ry A Br
Income 5s
North Continent Utilities Corn—
1034
5s 1948
ra
10u4
10u4
1945-M&N
74
Water
Oatarlo Pow 6s '43 op to '13.F&A
O itario Transmission Oo Ltd—
1st gu g 5t '45 op bef '10. -MAN
84
774
1034
604
Omaha A Ooundl Bluffs 8t Ry—
48
J&
Serial 5% notes 1935
AA
Serial 5% notes 1936
AA
North Boston Ltg Properties—
64% secured notes 1937-AA
North Carolina Pub.Serv Co—
1st A ref 5s 1956
J&J
Power A
Okla Power
1st
Ry &. »
S f deb 54s 1956 ser S
A&O
Pennsylvania State Water Oorp—
1st lien 54* 1952 series A-BffA«
Penn Teleg 5s 1960 ser O—. J&D
Penn Water A Power s f 5s '40J&J
1st ref 44s 1968 ser B
.MAS
96
834
1014
110
104
115%
105%
125
1544
-
-
103
/ This price Includes accrued interest,
108
584
87 4
JAJ
85%
1084
North American Edison Oo—
„
fis
934
100%
Okla Natural Gas 6s 1946 A.-J&J
1st in 6s 1948ser B
F&A
854
97
57
44
1st 6 4s 1943 (with war)
JA '
Ohio Valley Water 5s 1954—.J&J
Ohio Water Serv 5s A 1958-F&A
Oklahoma Gas A Electric—
1st M 5s 1950
M&fr
82
6l"
95
5s 1952 series A.. A AO
554
55
1st A ref 5s 1955 serlet B—J&D
Gen M 4Mb 1935
J&J
474
Inc 6s Nov 1949 ser A—.JAD */ 324
New Orleans City & Lake—
80
1st sf 5s 1943
-J&J
96
Newport Gas Lt 5s A 1961—JAD
Newp News A Hamp Ry G A E—
1st A ref 5s 1944
JAJ
924
Newp News A Old Pt Ry & El
1st g 5s Nov 1 1938
MAN
934
Gen g 5s Mar 1 1941—MAS
85
New Rochelle Wat 54s '51-MAN
894
84
1st 5s series B 1951.....MAN
k
794
5s 1952
■
724
N
Y
A
East River Gas—See
NYGELHAP
New York Edison Oo—
113 4
1st lien A ref 6 Ho 1941—. AAO
1st 1 A ref 5s ser B 1944—A&O
1084
109
1st 1 A ref 5s 1951 ser O—AAO
N Y Gas Elec L H A P Co—
114 4
1st g 5s Dec 1 1948
J&D
Pur mon coll tr 4* 1949...FAA
1054
Ed El 111. N Y. con g 5s '95 JAJ
1234
New Amster Gas 6s 1948-.JAJ
1004
NYAER Gas 1st g 5s '44-JAJ
103
Don
Va
29
70
Ry 1st M 5a '40J&D
Valley Gas Oorp—
894
84
59
1st A ref
b Basis.
Pr—See
Ohio Vai Elec
1074
101
.
101
New Orie*u» Pub Service Oo—
'
Ports
1953
85
105
J&D
JAJ
...
'Cleve) 6s 1947—J&D /
Ohio Term
Ohio
834
Oo—
1st M 5s I960
6 4s
tntare
Ohio State Power 6s 1935
Onto State Telep 6s 1944
1st
56
54
'60—A&O
1054
1054
North American Oo.
51
..MAS
34
109
94
105 %
1034
1004
944
954
1st A ref 7s 1947 ser B
T&A
1st A ref 6s 1953 series O.MAJ1st A ref 581954 ser D
MAS
1st A ref 54s ser E 1961 MAN
106
Norf Ry A Lt 1st 5s 1949 -MAN
Norfolk 8t 1st g 5s 1944--JAJ
....
N J A Hud Rlv Ry a Ferry—
New Jersey Water
1959
68
-J&D k 564
—MAN
564
56
Convertible deb 5s 1962—J&J
New Eug Pow Arnn os ip48.AAU
59
62 4
Deb 54<> 1954
JAD
New Eng Pow 1st 5s 1951—-J&j
1054
New Eng Tel A Tel—
1134
1st 5a 1952 series A
-J&D
109
1st 44« 1961 ser B———MAN
New Hampshire Pow 6s Dec.1043
101
New Haven Water 44s 1945-J&J
1064
1st A ref 44s A 1957
J&D
1064
1st A ref 4 Mb B 1970
A&O
1064
1st & ref 4Mb O 1981
MAS
1064
1st gold 4a 195(5 opt
N J Pow A Lt 1st 4Mb
34
Nippon Elec Pow
Brunswick (Can) Pow Oo—
M
series A
Niagara Lockport & Ont Power—
1st & ref 5s 1955 series A.A&O
^
New Brunswick (N J) LtHeat&Pow
4s Dec 15 1939
—
994
107
'50--MAN
J&J
Ltd (Japan)—
J&-I
Norf A Ports Bdge 6 4s '47—FAA
1024
103
Debenture gold 6s 1940—MAS
78
86
76
74
1st A ref 44s 1956 ser D-J&D
Deb g 6s 2024
J&I
Niagara Falls Power—
107
60
1064
884
95
6% ■ f notes 1935
MAN
Y A Westchester Lighting—
1st A cons 6s ser AA
934
Ohio Public Service Oo—
1st M A ref 7 4s *46 ser A. A&O
See N Y Gas Elec Lt A Pr
494
584
103
1074
39 tax ex.M&N
Oorp—
MAN
Y Tel 1st 4MB
1st M 5s 1951 ser A
Nashville Gas A Heating Oo—
New
105
110
MAN
55 4
col tr 54* 1953 ser.A J&J
Ohio Edison 1st 5s 1957
A&O
1st A consol 5s I960..
FAA
Ohio Elec Pow 1st M 5s 1957 JAD
m
844
Rys—
"13 -MAN
Certificates of deposit
/
3
1st eon 6
1962
.MAN
/
3
Certificates of deposit
1084
Y Steam t>s i947
MAN
105
1st M 5s 1951
MAN
93 %
79
104
N Y Water Service
H
22
22
Ohio L A Pow 1st 5s 1944.-MAN
Ohio Pow 1st A ref 5s 1952 B JAJ
1094
984
1004
A&O
J&J
1st M 5s 1956
944
1024
106
16"
1st con g 4 Mb '62 op
Oorp—
1st A ref 5s 1942
Montreal Tramways—
Mutual
York State
Ask.
100
Ogdeu Gas 6s 1945
M&N
Ohio Assoc Telep 6s A 1962.J&J
Ohio Cent Telep 1st 6s '47..JAJ
Ohio Cities Water Oorp—
1st
834
MAS
1st M 6s 1952
55"
65w
104
_
1980
1st M 5Mb 1962
87
Montreal Lt Ht A Pow Consol—
Montreal
4Mb
m
1064
.MAN
\
1951
State El A Gas Oorp—
N Y Suburban Gas 5s 1949
18—JAJ
-JAD
1957-M&N
66
94
New York State Gas A Elec Oo—
N
1st A ref s f 5s *43 op
65
Railways—
1st ref M 6s
N Y
88
Power—
Deb g 5s 1962 ser A
Montreal isl Pow 6Ha
90
Richmond Gas Oo—
N Y A
32"
*/ 49
J&J
54s-64s 1944
Moutau*
894
A&O
/ 42
94
Bway A 7th Av cons 5s '43 JAD *f
23d St Ry 5s 1962
J&J */ 284
38
28
86
MAS
dons g 5s 1941
Monmouth Oons Wat 5s '56-JAD
Light Oorp—
Bleeck St A F F 1st 4s '50. J&J
364
Bid.
Oberpfalz Elec 7s 1946
J&D /
Hlghw Bdge—
64s 1947
J&D f
103
Prior lien 6s 1965 ser A ...J&J
4d1 Income 6s Jan 1 1965. Apr 1
New York
I
Bonds
Nova Scotia Light A Power Oo—
1st Msf 5s 1958 ser A
—JAD
Ocean City Costal
1st mtge 4Mb 1967
>lew York Rys Corp—
71
Mo one lias laip
Ask
99
NY&Westch Ltg 4a 2004--J&J
Deb g 6s 1954 op guar..J&J
N Y Power A
1004
MAS
"f" and Income and defaulted bonds.
the month preceding the date of issue.
ESTY Gas Elec L H A P Co (Cent.)—
40
1st A ref 5s ser B 1957
Missouri Power A Light—
1st M 54» 1965 ser A
Bid
Bonds.
Ask,
Missouri Gas A Elec 6s A1944 MAS
85
UTILITY BONDS
PUBLIC
NOTICE.—All bond prices are "and interest" except where marked
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of
k Last sale.
I In London,
n
Nominal,
s
Sale price
* Negotiability impaired by maturity.
\
BONDS
UTILITY
PUBLIC
86
NOTICE.—All bond prices are "and Interest" except where marked
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of
Bid
Bonds.
Peoples Gas (N J) 1st 6s '68-J&D
People's G L & Ooke, Chicago—
108
1st cons g 6s 1943-------A&u
Refunding gold 5s 1947—M&8
1st & ref 4s 1981ser B
J&J
1st ft ref 6s ser O 1967----J&D
Chic G L ft O 1st 6s 1937—J&J
Oonsum Gas 1st g 6si'30--J&P
ind Nat GftO g 6s 36 Ea-M&N
Mutual Fuel Gas g 6s 47 M&N
Peoples Light ft Power
1st lien 534 s 1941
deb
Oonv
5s
1979
Peoples Tract—See
.
_
10934
9834
Crust certs 6%
101
105
(
3
7734
8634
9634
2434
107
10934
/ 82
Duquesne Trac 1st 5s *30--JftJ
Morn'slde El St By 6s '36 A&O
66
Plttsb Rvs 5s 1963—
AftC
32
td Ave Tr 1st 5s 1934--_.JftD
25
So Trac 1st ft coll tr g 6s *60 AftO
26
United Trac 6s 1997 ctfs-JftJ
26
West End Trac con 6s 88-JftJ
Phila Elect 1st 5s 1966
AftO k 11234
10234
1st M 4s 1966—
AftO
10734
1st lien ft ref m 434s 1967 MftN
10234
1st ft ref 4a 1971
J&A
Philadelphia Elec Power Co¬
10834
ls* mtge 5 His 1972-.—F<*A
Phila ft Garretsford St Ry—
3034
1st 5s 1955------------F&A
Philadelphia Rapid Transit—
Coll tr g 6s 1957 opt s f—F&A
S f guar 6s '62 opt 17
M&S
6s
geld 1962
M&S
1st m r e 6s 1944
.--J&J
Darby Media ft Ohes St Ry
1st 434s *36 opt *16 gu -J&J
Best Mantua ft Falrm 5 His 34 /
Market Street Elev Pass Ry
1st g gu 4s 1956
MftN
87
100
35"'
28
27
ist1?? 4"^s"l«67Z!— """-M&N
43?s 1970-—-——-AftO
1960—JftJ
Piedmont Hydro-El Co (Italy)—
let ft ref s f 634« 1000
A AftO
Phila ft Western Ry 6a
Piedmont ft North 1st 5s
1954-_r*^
tat 5a *49-J&D
Pittsburgh
Rys—See f'hlla <
Pittsburgh Suburban Water Serv
1st l ft ref 5s 1968--N&R
Plainfleld St Ry 6s
1942—-J&J
'61-MftM
Plalnfleld-U n Wat 5s A
IIII
5s 1935--—
Portland
M&S
J&J-
108
10234
90
49
s
1st
90
109
....
ayre
10334
....
87
39 34
103 34
10034
73
1st coll tr fie 70 ser O
FftA
lot ooll tr 434o aer D '70.-AftO
Sheboygan Elec—See East Wis El
henango Val Water 5s 1956A&0
llnyetsu Elec Pow (Japan)—
coAr
A 35
Union—
26
4134
4134
41
6s 1952
M&f
6s 1953 with war. FA'
m
Cons 6s 1955 with
27 34
40
rights..Aft(
T&A /
41
100
9334
10234
10234
100
1st M 5s 1957
-MftN
Richmond (8 I) Lt ft RR—
1st coll tr g 4s 1952
JftJ
Rio de Janeiro Tram Lt ft P—
1st 6s
W Corp—
Po
* er
His 1959 flar B-M&S
of N Y—
1st M 634" 1942 Ser A-MftN k
lat M a f 6s 1942 Ser B—MftN
67
70
87
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—
1st M 7s 1937 ser A
i
91
80
90
omerset Un ft
8834
f
66
108
Rockland
9834
Rome
76
r
Power Secur coll tr 6s *49 -- -J&*
Pt-ovldence Gas 4s ser B1963 F&A
70
102
103
99
100
•
x-w
Bell
1941
„
If"
90
89
92
10434
10234
10534
1979——JJ
....
72"
70
1st ft ref
534s 1952
outhern Cities Pub Serv Co—
Oonv deb 6s 1949
—MftN
MftN
N H—
105
lit ft ref 5» 1966 ser A—M&N
102
1st & ref. 4 His 1957 ser B.A&O
Public Service Co of Nor 111—
86
1st ft ref g 5s 1956 op '21 _-A&O
86
lot& ref 5e 1966 series O.M&N
75
1st & ref 434s 1978 ser D.M&N it
75
lat ft ref 4His 1980 ser E—JftJ
7434
1st ft ref 4 Hs 1981 ser F -A&O
9834
1st lien ft ref 6 34« ser G '37 J&J
9334
1st lion ft ref 634s aer H '52J& J
8734
lst ft
96
91
100
....
30
1st 634s 1935 ex-warr
15
66
8234
83
88
8834
T.
L
1938-1943
Refunding 6s 1956-.
ser
10134
10034
MftN
A
AftO
r
>
88
108
1st
108 34
Pub S ervice.
s
Corp—
f 6s 1944 with warr—.JftJ
Without
Sooth N E
Ill
61
61
7134
112
112
JftD
JftD
101
102
Southern United Gas Co—
9634
.AftO
So'west Gas Util 634s ctfs 1943.
1134
1134
1334
1334
96
1st Uen 6s 1937 with warr AftO f
Certificates of deposit.
/
Southern Wlar Po* 6s 1U38
87
90
98
/
105
Southwestern Assoc Telep Co—
1st M 5s 1961
AftO k
lOl""
Southwestern Bell Telep—
1st ft ref M 5s 1954 ser A.FftA
10334
104
Southwestern Gaa ft Elec Co—
3
102
103
*
3
<
1st mtge 5s 1957 ser A
1st M fa 1957 ser B
1st 6s series O 1961
c uast isie.
I in Ltondou
25
56
3
.
23
104
104
100
8734
_
103"
Southern Trac—See Phila Co.
9534
8634
a
111"
102
lat g 534i 1959 ser D—.JftJ
Sou Pub Uta 1st 6a 1943
JftJ
61
87
75
70
privilege
Telep 1st 5s 1948-JftD
Deb g 5s 1970.
80 Ohio Elec 6a 1065
San Antenie Public Service—
San Diego Consol Gas ft Eleclst g fa 1939 opt 1914--J
1st ft ref 6a ser A 1939
B
1st & ref 5s (947 «er B
A
90
10834
Southern Natural Gas
7534
6s
34* 1936
534s '57-.AftO
R
109
/ Tills price includes accrued interest
32
3
Southern Gaa Utilities, fue¬
ls* M 0 f 634s 1939 ser A.Mfts
101
0 Eaois.
10334
10234
22
S / dab 6
0
9934
9934
102
95
9034
Southern Counties Gas (Calif)—
1st M 4348 1908
MftN
10534
75
100
9934
/
10534
10334
6434
St Paul City Ry—See Twin C
St Paul Gas Light—
10634
10234
102
Southern Gas Co—
/
'34..'
Springf ft Peoria RRref gu g 5s *39 opt..J
Oonv 6% notes ext to
Public Service Co of
102
101
B..MftS
1st ft ref 6s 1957
MftS
1st ft ref 434a 1981
MftS
outh Calif Telep 1st M 5s 1947
ser
10534
Water Oo-
St Louis Public Service—
St Louis
102
101
outhern Colorado Power Co—
1st g 611947 series A
JftJ
10234
93
10734
101
101
Cities UtUitieo Co—
1st Uen ft coll 5s 1958....AftO
S f deb 6i 1968 ser A.....F&A f
74
93
8834
10634
Jft..
-JftJ
.
Refunding 5o 1952
MftS
Refunding 5s 1954..
JftD
outhern California Gaa Corp—
Collateral trust 5s 1937 .MftM
outhern California Gas Co—
10434
8734
9134
8634
10934
B'vard—See Third Ave Ry.
104
9134
5934
107J4
outhern
94
9334
lOi""
(Mo)
29
j&d
outhern Canada Pr Co Ltd—
1st M 5s 1955 ser A
AftO
9734
10334
F&A fk 30
St Louis Co
66
2734
1
Telep ft Teleg
.
3734
lst cons guar
91
102
6534
f g 5s 1941 opt 1916—JftJ
Gen g 5s Nov 1939 opt
Refunding 5s 1951
100
>/
5s 1959—-M
St Joseph Gas—1st 6s 1937-_J
St Joseph Ry, Lt Heat ft Powei
1st g 5s Nov 1 1937
M<!
7134
1st
ou
St Clair County (ill) Gas ft El-
58
1946
(N Y) Gas. Elec Lt ft Pref 58 1946
Ji
Gas Corp 634s *53 A—AJ
1st mtge a f 434s
87""
101
FftA
9LaA6Hs 1938 A-MftS
1st lien 6s
outhern
162"
100
Gen M 434* May 1948—-Md
Rutland Ry Lt ft P 1st 5s'40 M
92
55
6a
234
102
A-JftJ
B.JftJ
14
Safe Harbor Water Pow. Oort
82
T®xa8
101
ser
outhern CaUfornla Edison-
Rumford Falls Pow 4s 1945_A<!
77
6334
oer
outheast P&L deb 6s 2025 .MftS
outheactern Gas ft Water Co—
1st lien As 1944
JftD
104
106
lst ref 434s 1958 ser A—Mi
Rome (Ga) Ry ft L 5s *40—A^
90
....
62
Pittsburgh Water Oe—
®
light ft Pow-
4634
9834
99
7034
634s 1943...J&J / 2734
Corp.
1st lieu ft ref 6s I960
1st Uen ft ref 5o 1960
1st M 5s 1955
10134
92
96
88
Middlesex
26"
101
4534
89
86
64
2934
outh
105
82
8534
88
72
10634
134
/
69""
6134
Deb
8434
8434
■uth Jer G E ft T—oee Puo oerv
Rochester ft Syracuse RR—
78
89
outh Coast Co
23
11
/
I
97
outh Carolina Power Co—
1st Uen ft ref fa 19/57 ....JftJ
106 34
10234
10634
10934
4434
8934
93
8734
fk 27
Mtge g 4s Dec 1 1943-.JftL
outh Bay Consol Water—
lat ref 5s 1950
...MftN
Rochester Gas ft B
2734
20
96
Ja
72
fk 3734
1963.
10
-JftJ
39
6734
Deb g 5i
8234
92
/
FftA
1§51
Serv 6o
94
81
103
105
Rochester Central
Deb gold 5Hs 1947———M&N
Power Gas ft Water Sec Corp
Coll tr 6a 1948 with warr.M&N
1964
Public Elec L Co ft (81 Albans, v *
1st 534s 1966
A&O
Public Service Co of Colorado—
1st ft ref 6s 1953 series A..MftS
1st & re< 5 Hs'54 seriesi B-M&8
1st ft ref 6s series O 1961-M&N
93
.M&fc
35
93
106
Co.
OlFftA
68
105
85
Power Corp
P cussian Elec 6»
A._
...
loux City
10534
k
Corp of Canada Ltd—
ser
6s 1949 ser B
1st 25-vr 5Us I960 oer
1st M 5s 1900
10234
9434
10534
guar-J&J * 10554
10834
1963—-A&O
Conv deb 4
1947
1st
90
88
.JftJ
a f 634> '46F&A
City Gas ft Elec Oe—
102
98
A&C
1st ft ref 5s 1937
Richmond (Ind) W
102
ec
1st sink fund 634» 1952
.JftD
ireveport Rys 1st 5s. '35-44. Jft J
erra Pacific Power Co—
1st ft ref 5s 1960 ser A...MftS
SJleslan Klec Corp
loux
Richland Public Service—
106
9434
9434
B..M&N
Ber
2d M 5s 1949 series B._.
49
7 % sec. notes 1936
vju—
Sierra ft San Francisco Power—
1st g 5s 1949 opt
FftA
40
f
iru wor
®
T
Jft
8734
85
83
39
20
1934
10
.FftA r
1936
lstMftcolsf 434s '67Ser A AftO
m
57
£ef« 6s
1949 opt 1914—AftO
Deb sf
80
80
Direct
63
78
M&S /
1st 5s 1944
82 34
Con
22
61
»t"eML'L(htl^3CtoP-19U--M48
10434
108
24
Potomac El Pow—
<ons M g 6s 1936
Gen Hen ft ref 6a
19
53
"
5234
50
"9"
64
52
49
......
9934
Rhine-Ruhr
Wat Serv
Extl deb 6s 1953
27
75
45
20
'59"
cranton Transit ser 5s A 1959
4s series B 1959
42
10334
Certificates of deposit
.
9434
73
1947
.F&A /
Certificates of deposit
30234
/ 3434
'
93
1st ft ref 6s
Income 3s 1959
-
Potomac Edison Co—
lit mtge 6s 1966 aer B__.M&N
1st M 4Mb 1961 series F—A&O
Wtr
Gas ft Water Go—
1st 434s 1958
MftS
cranton-Spg Brook Water Serv—
1st ft ref 5s 1967 ser A.. FftA
cranton Ry—lit 5s Nov '82.JftJ /
5634
1936M&N
Wy|P
10634
cranton
107
5134
8
5
45
108
49
84
106
55
Sink fund 5s ser "9" '52-N
Sink fund ser "lO" '53.H
8534
70
101
IIII
w
52
7735H
Telep 6s 1944---J&L
Postal Teleg ft Cable 6o 63—J&J
AftO
Sink fund fa ser "8" '51 -N
68
47
Portland (Me) RR 3
1951-JftJ
1st 1 ft con m 5s 1946—M ArV
Porto Rlcan Power 6s 1950-M&N
Porto Rico
(Pal Elec 5s 1947
92"
68
80
100
/
81
85
52 ser A.AftC
Railway & Light Securities—
65
97
89
1st ft ref 4s 1947 ser D—Q-Jan
Savannah Elec Co 5s g '62.JftJ
Ref 434a 1968
Conv g deb AH*
75
108
10734
AftO
A
ser
let ft ref 7 His 1941 ser A..AftO
1st ft ref As 1945 ser B—A&O
62-J&J
Queensboro Gas ft El 5s
(Ore) Gas ft Ooke-
Porto Rlcan Rya Ltd 5«
f 5s 1955
•
svannah Elec ft Power Co—
60„
f 6s 1968
9934
79
102 34
1st M ft coll tr
89
.HI
10534
Trac 6a I960--J&J
Jersey Gas El & Trac—
Guar g 6s Mar 1 1953-MA 8
102
90
104
98
II—
100
75
-5-
1
100
San Joaquin Light ft Power—
1st 5s 1945 oot aft 1910 JftD
65
Quebec Power Co—
29
1st ft ref g 6s '40 opt 20—JftJ
1st l'n ft gen 434a 1940
J&J
.
59
Paget Sound Power ft Lignt—
1st ft ref 534s 1949
JL_
1st ft ref 6s 1950 ser C
MftN
1st ft ref 434s 1950 ser D.
10234
27
Plattsburg G ft El 1st 6si1939- —
Pomerania Elec. 6s 1953-.-M&N / 27
10234
Portland (Me) Gas L 5s A 60 AftO
Portland General Elec Co—
1st ft ref 434» I960
.
f
80
10134
10134
/ 17
Pitts ft Alleg Telep
7*1
37
Joaquin Lt ft Power Corp—
an
Unlf ft ref 6s 1952 ser B—MftS
Unif ft ref 5s 1967 ser D...JftJ
4034
6634
People's Traction Co—
25
P P Rv tr ctfs 4s'43 .F&> /
67
Union Traction 4s 1952-JftJ
Phila oubur-oountles Gas & Elec
k 107
1st ft ref 4 34s 1957
MftN
Phila Sub Water Oe—
105
1st M 6s 1956
M&N
10434
1st M 6s 1969
AftO
1st M
1950
§2"
;e-
....
107
106 M
F&A
1st ft ref 4 Hp 1970.
10254
1st v&f 4ft 1971
Public Service Subsidiary Corp
k
7434
Deb 534a series A 1949
Si
Public Utilities Consol Corp—
39
10734
11034
70
60
22
ctfs 46-AftC
1
.MftN
1st M sink fund 634s *67.i»«*»i
&N
Deb s f 7s 1942
MftN J
/
77
Public Service Co of Oklahomalat mtge 6s 1961 aer C
MftS
First mtge 6s 1967 aer D.M&N
Public Service Elec & Gaa Co—
Onion Traction—
Elec ft Peo 4s tr
Dec
f 6s 1955.
79
Elizabeth ft Trent 6s
J O Hob ft Pat 4s 1949—M&N
So
45
gold 5s 1967------J*®
5b
m ■
Art
Bid
115
Riverside
7534
Philadelphia Company—
a
1st
101
92
2d 0s 14 ext 6% to '44 AftO
P 8 Newark Term Ry 5e'56 J&D
MB*
82
Debenture 4s 1960——
Alleg Belle ft Per 5s 1935-A&O
Ardmore Street 6a 1968--A&0
Duquesne Lt 1st M 4 34® 67 A&O
1st M 4Hs 1967
MftS
99
113
M
Nor Jer St Ry 4s 1948—M&*
Or ft Pass VaJ 1st 6s '38-J&D
Pater son Ry—
7634
—M&N
M&N
F&A
1st con 6s 194H
1st ft ref 6s 1950
—
.
3234
32H
JftJ /
let
Phila R T.
Prior Uen 5s 1948
perpet.
Consolidated Traction—
Extended 5s 1938
Elu riaiut .s Cent Jersey
10334
10434
Corp—
...
lb Serv Corp of Long Island—
1st 5s 1943.
-J&J
Public Service Corp of N J—
Bonds
Ask.
Bid.
Bonds.
89
75
8934
10334
10334
10034
10334
Peoria Water Works Co—
1st consol 4s 1948——M&N
Secured
Ask.
86
"F and Income and defaulted bonds.
the month preceding the date of issue.
^G.nifiAi
1
Main
iififia
•
Mn.#<iriAHtlit.ir
8534
hw
•
9634
9534
rft
tli*fT.
8634
87
85
MftN
M ft N
imna inorl
109
10834
—-J&J
tr
__«„M
A„
WATirff
BM
NOTICE.-—All bond prices are
Bid.
Bonds
Southwestern Light A Few
1st M 5s 1957 ser A
1st M 5^ 1957 ser B
Genl mtge 5s
Gen
51
77
34h
33
31
34
33
30
32h
/3I
i51h
100h
95
94
77 h
46
,
78h
46h
45 %
77 %
78""
43 h
43h
§?*
25h
32
m
m
m
109
112
10]
3j
1952—--—-JAD
Foreign G
48
Telephone Service (Ohio)—
51
6s 1953
—-—----MAN
Tennessee Eastern Elec Oo—
1st M 6s 1943..
FAA
Tenesssee Electric Power—
1st A ref 6a 1947 ser A—JAD
1st A ref 6s 1956.---—--JAD *
Tenn Pow gu 5s 1962 opt—HAN
89 h
It*
82
n*
96h
76
84
95
87 X
V
/
^
f
/
/
%
27 H
26 H
27 H
/
7H
H'
14
14
Eq 7Hs Feb 16 1936 ..FAA 16 /
United Bys of St Louis—
Gen g 48 July 1 1934
JAJ
Olty A Sub Pub Swv 5s '84.JAJ
United Telep (Del) 6s A 1948 AAO
United Tel A Tel 5Hs A1953 MAN
1st lien 6s ser B1953
MAN
United Traction (Albany)—
Oon g 4Hs 2004...
JAD /
Albany By con M 5s g '30-JAJ /
Gen g 6s 1947
JAD /
^Troy Oity By 5s g 1942—AAO /
37
(Pittso)—See Phils
17
29
29
30
Gen M 5s 1956 ser l>—— AAO
Gen 5s 1952 series E......JAJ
50*
643
5
80
102 H
75
90
Debg 6s 2022 ser A.
..JAJ
1st A ref 5s 1956--—-—MAN
Third Avenue By (New York)—
1st ref g 4s 1960 opt aft 14 JAJ
Adl Inc g 5s Jan 1W0 opt-.AAO
Third Ave RR 1st 5s g r87—JAJ
Dry Dock E Bway A Battery
5s ctfs of dep 1932———--Seu Boulevard g 6s 1945.-JAJ
Union By 1st 6s g 1942-FAA
Westchester El 1st 5s g 43 JAJ
Ysnkera By 1st 5a 1946--AAO
Tide Water Poww 1st 5s 79-FAA
Teho Electric Poww (Japan)-lot s f 7s 1955 sw A—MAS16
51
1<
102 H
80
91
52 h
28 H
100
$
5Hs
60
60
60
71h
71x
93
94h
73
103 xi
76
99
112
n
n
n
30
15
15
106 H
105
107
73
73
47 h
75
Twin States Gas A ttlectrlo—
100
102
101
/
Tyrol Hydre-Elec Pow Oo—1st M s f 7H« 1966——MAM
Guar ■ f 7s 1952..——FAA
UJtgawa Elec Power (Japan)—
1st M s f 7s 1945
MA816
by
90
72
70
m
<m
mm
tm
77
38 H
79
63
63H
48
50
£I«
60
67%
m
112H
110H
106H
82H
57H
115"
106
104
104
102
102
28 H
29H
26H
6
95
32
3H
102 H
103H
107H
102H
102H
107H
ioli
>
....
84H
mmmm
30
mmmm
6% notes 1937
West Un Teles coll tr 5s 1938. JAJ
Fdg ABE
MJHs
162*"
106
88
81
104""
14 %
65
57
84H
99""
78
g '50..MAN
79H
100X
82X
100 H
101H
6Hs Aug 1 1936...
FAA
25-year g 5a 1961
...JAD
30-year 5s Mar 1 I960.. .MA£
Mut Un6s ext at 5%to*41MAN
103 H
82H
82
Utilities
Oorp—
1st coll tr 8 f 5Hs 1948...JAD
6% notes 1937
MAN
Westmoreland Watw 1st 5s..1952
United El Pr
64
35
82
37
(Germj
1st M s f 6s 1953.—
JAJ
Whatcom Oo RyALt 5s '35.MAN
Wheeling (W Va) Electric Oo—
1st M 5s 1941 opt
MAN
White Line St By 6s 1935..
Wichita Water 6s 1949
MAS
1st M 5s 1956. sw B
FAA
1st m 5s 1960 ser O
MAN
,
66
38
83
39
95H
96H
105 H
75
102 H
98
97
92
os Aug 1952 sw A-.MAb
Winnipeg El Oo let ref 6s *35 JAJ
Ref M 6s 1954
AAO
Wisconsin Electric Poww Oo—
1st M 5s 1954 sw A
FAA
Wisconsin Gas A Electric—
1st g 5s 1952 opt 1919
JAL
94
94
57 H
_lst m
95
58H
105
104
Wisconsin Hydro-Elec Oo—
1st M 5s 1947
-AAO
Wisconsin Michigan Poww Oo—
107
105H
67
70
100H
1st A; ref 5s June 15 '57-JADlft
1st M 4Hs 1961..
—JAJ
95
101H
96H
Wisconsin Minn Light A Pow*>r
1st A ref 5a 1044 opt '19.. MAN
Gen A ref 7s 1947-.——. JAJ
1st A ref 8a 1944
MAN
Wisconsin Power A Light—
1st 1A ref 5s 1956 bw E..MAN
1st lien A ref 5s 1958 sw F JAD
74
74
1st lien A ref 5s sw G 1961. JAJ
Istlien A ref 6s sw H1952 MAN
74
80
77
77
77
85
Wisconsin Pow, Light A Heat—
1st A ref 5s 1946—-.—..JAD
90
93
96
92
98
95
100
102
92
98
100
94
100
102
45
47
Worcester A Conn Eastern By—
_lat ■ f g 4Hs 1943—
JAJ
70
79
90
83
Wisconsin Public Service Oorp—
1st 1A ref 6s 1962 sw ▲
AAO
1st A ref 5Hb 1958
JAJ
Wise Pub Service Oo—
1st A ref 5s. 1942
JAJ
Wlscon Biv Pow 1st 5s 1941 MAN
Wise Val E) 1st A ref 5s '42MAN
1st mtge 5H« 1942
...MAN
.
69H
78%
3
96H
103
—
20.
Klvw Pow 1st 5s 41.AAC k 92
Ycnkers By—See Third Ave By.
104 H
York (Pa) Gas 1st 5s 1941.MAN
York Haven WatAP 1st 6s'6lJAD
104 H
York Bys 1st M g 5s *37 opt. JAD
96H
PUBLIC UTILITY 8TK8.
Pn<
Alabama Poww 87 pref
(f)
86 preferred...
.........U)
46 H
41H
$5 preferred ..............(t)
Allegheny Traction—See Phila Oq
Allentown A Bethlehem Gas—
7% preferred
——..50
Alliance Power, pref. ......—100
Amer Cities Pow A Light ci A.25 k
.
46 H
46
49
42 H
44*"
34 H
99
36
78"
67
106 H
93 H
•
—
4
4
.
34
97 H
48
tl*
37
^
55h
„
29
1
—(t)
h
2
70
Olass B...
Amw DlsTel of N J com
Preferred
Olty A 8ub 5s g
91
86
93
WypmingVaUP S 6c 1971—AAO
Yadkin
66 H
1st A ref 5s 1950 sw B— JAD
77 X
1st A ref 6s series O 1952.MAS
Deb s f 6s 1946
55%
.FAA k
Virginia By A Power—
106
Norf A Ports Tr 5s *36
JAD
Washington Bait A Ann El—
1st M 5s Mar 1941 op—MAH /
2
108
Wasb'n (D O) G L 5s 1960—MAN
75
74
1948—FAA
Washington A Suburban Ooa66
Ooll trust 5Hs 1941
MAS
Washington Water Poww Oo—
106
1st ref 5s 1939 op...——JAJ
93
1st A gen 5s 1960——JAJ
Waterbury Gas Light Oo—
103
1st mtge 4Hs 1958
...MAN
Waterloo Oed Falls A No By—
1st M a f g 5s 1940 op '15—JAJ /
2
Certificates of deposit.—.
/
2
Watert'n LAP—See No N Y Util.
84
-
Wolverine Poww 7c 1943.—JAD /
62
109 H
114
104
1st s f 5Hs 1947
FAA
1st M5Hs 1953
—JAJ
1st M 5s 1955—
MAN
1st Hen A ref 6s w w 1960-FAA
Wash By A El g 4s 1961
JAD
Anacost A Pot 5s 1949..-AAO
107
104
Guaranteed
Virginia Pow ist oh 1942--jAD
Virginia Public Service Oo—
1st A ref 5H* 1946 sw A—FAA
Refunding 5s 1958—.—.JAJ
6s m 1936 sw B.......... AAO
Washington Gas A El Oe—
100
47 h
.MAS
1st A ref mtge 5s ser B '54. JAD
Sec conv 5H« 1944—.—-JAJ
65
....
Deb 5s 1969
FAA
25H
Utilities Public Service Oo—
Oonv 6s 1938.......
4
JAD /
Utilities Service 6s 1953 ctf dep.
V26H
Conv deb 6Hs ser A 1938-FAA /
1
Vamma Water Pow 5Hs '57-AAO
10-yr sec conv 5Hs 1942
65
75
65
5H
4
30
25
3
JAD
1947-
63H
108 H
109
103 H
Wllliamsport Watw Oo—
Utilities Poww A Light Oorp—
Deb
25""
35
82
_
Va Elec A Pow 1st 5s 1955.-a&o
70
40
30
78
so
Vicksburg Bridge A Terminal—
6s 1958—MAS /
Debenture 7s 1948—.—MAS /
29
99h
1949swO.-.JA
114H
60
1st M 5s '46 op '21 sw A.MAb
ist M 5s 1963 series E
MAS
1st M 5s 1956 series G—.JAD
1st M 4s 1961 ser H
..JAJ
aeutpnaiitt
14
.
Gen 6Hs
—MAS
....
On
T
113
Westchestw Lt 1st g 5s *50-.JAD
West End St By—See Boston E)
West End Trac—See Phila Oo
W est PennElec. deb 6s 2030.AAO
West Penn Power—
Western
1st 1 A gen M 5s 1944-.
FAA
1st 1 A gen M 4Hs 1944—FAA
Utica El A P 1st 5s 1950— JAJ
Utlca G A El ref A ext 5s *57-JAJ
79
15
12
8
Utah Poww A Light Oo—
Deb 6s May 1 2022
..MAN
2
8H
8X
%
%
H
t
40
Jo Av By.
.
H
/
we*
f !L
7%
%
f
/
82"
96
Texas Pow Oorp 6s 1956—MAS
General 6H« 1956—--MAS
Texas Pow A lit 1st 6s 1937 - JaD
76H
35H
48
-
101
Texarlcana W lot 5s
58.—-FAA
Texas Cities Gas 1st 6s '48—MAN
Texa* Elec By 5s 1947JAJ
Tex Trac 1st 5s 1937 opt..J& J
Texas Electric Service Oo—
1st mtge 5c I960--JAJ
Texas Gas Util. 6s 1945——-AAO
Texas-Louisiana Power Oo—
1st 6s 1946 series A...—-JAJ
1st 6 His 1960 series■ B—;MAS
impaired
82
United Wat G A E 5s 1941 .MAS
Untwelbe Poww A Light Oo—
S f M 6s 1953-..
AAO
Utah GasA Coke 1st 5s 1936.JAJ
Utah Lt A Tr 1st 5s 1944 A—AAO
_
Negotiability
38H
—JAJ
Income g 4s 1949 op *29—JAD
Inc funding g 5s 1936
JAD
Bait Sparrows Pt A Ohes—
1st g gu 4Hs 1963----FAA
Baltimore Traction Oo—
No Bait Dlv 1st 5s '42—JAD
Cent By ext and imp 5s..1932
Unit Tr
A Ltenv—
1st con M g5sl964.—-.MAN
Terre Haute W W Oorp—
1st M 6s 1949 ser A——JAD
1st M 5s 1956 ser B FAA
*
1st 6s series A 1944
-
o © is.»—*
yi\*
81
Tennessee Public Service—
1st A ref 5s 1970—-----AAO
Tern! Hydro Etec 6His 1953-FAA *
Ex-dividend,
41
72
1st lien A cons 7H» 1937—AAO
k
United LtARys'Me)6s A *52 AAO
deb 6s 1973JAJ
Un LtARys(Del)deb 5Hs'52 FAA
hilec
Ask
...AAO
4% notes 1939————. .FAA
i05H Western N Y Utilities 5s '46. JAL
Western N Y Watw Oo—
87
1st M 5Hs 1950
.MAN
80
1st M 5s 1951
MAN
72%
86%
1st 5s series B 1950
39
JAJ
75
Conv deb 6s 1935
MAN
103
Western Pow (Can) 5s 1949..JAJ
37 H Western P L A Telep—
14
1st 1 coll 6s 1948 sw A....FAA /
48H
1st lien 6s series B1950
AAO
97
2-yr 6% notes Feb 16 '33.FAA
Western Puollc Service Co—
90
63
1st A ref 5Hs I960
FAA
37
Western States Util 6s A '45.AAO
1
1H Western United Oorp—
55
Ooll tr s f 6Hs 1955—
JAD
28
Western United Gas A Elee Oo—
27
84
1st 5Hs 1956 Ser A
JAD
28
81
1st 5s series B 1957..
MAS
....
104 H
Extended to 1934 at 6% MAS /
Laxe Bo El 1st 6s '42...MA8 /
United Railways of Havana—
_
x
70
Deb g 6Hs 1974—.—MAN k
1st 1 A consol 5Hs 1969—AAO
Deb g 6s 1975 -MAN
100
Westchester
West Penn Tr 1st 5s 1960—JAD
West Texas Utilities Oo—
1st M 5s 1957 sw A
..AAO k
West Virginia Gas Oo—
1st s f 6Hs'37 with war.JAD
West Va-Ohlo Rlvw Bridge—
1st M 6H» 1952
JAJ /
Western Mass Cos—
61
56
Without warrants
United Ulum Oo New Havenlst 4s Feb 1 1940-——FAA
United Light A Poww Oo—
6Hs 1933 with warr
...AAO
United Pub Util 6s 1947 A..AAO
1st lien 5Hs 1947 sw B—AAO
1st lien 6s 1947 sw O
AAO
Unit Bys A Elec (Baltimore)
1st consol g 4s 1949.——MAfc
1st con M oh 1949..
MAfc
Telephone Bond A Share Oo-—
Deb 5s 1958.-- -—JAD
1st A ref 5s Oct l953-~.AAO
1st 1A ref 5 Ho 1945 Sw A.MAS
Twin States Natural Gas Oo—
Oonv deb 6s 1933-.——FAA
Unien Water Wko Oo—
1st lien 5Hs 1942
MAS 15
Unit Elec Oo of N J 4s '49-.JAD
United Elec Bys (Providence)—
Gen ref M 6s Jan 1951 ser A_,
Gen ref M 4s Jan 1951 sw B
United Elec Serv (Italy)—
Ext) 1st s f 7s 1956 sw A—JAD
1st mtge 6s 1947 sw B.—FAA
United Public Service Oo—
Ooll tr 6s 1942 sw A
AAO
89 H
87H
United Poww A i4gni inansas)—
1
Taiwan Eiec Pow .--See
Tokyo Elee Light Oo (Japan)1st g 6s 1953 series
JAD 15
Toledo Edison 6s 1962——.MAN
Tel G E A H con 1st g 6a 35-AAO
Trenton G A El g 6s 1949--MAS
Trenton 8t By con g 5s '3S-/AJ
General 6s. 1941—------JAD
Tren Pass By 1st ext 6s '61-AAO
rri-Oitie8 Water 6 He 1942—JAD
Trt-State Telep A Teieg—
5Hs 1942
MAN
1st M 5s 1942 sw B——-MAN
Trey City By—See Un Tr (Alb)
Turnw Falls Pow A El 6s A'62 JAD
23d Street By—See N
1
Bys
Twin Olty Bapld Transit Oe—
1st lien A ref 5H« 1952—JAD
St Paul Olty By—
Cable cnt 5o 1937——JAJ16
•
-
24
80
By
-
31
29h
Syracuse U*s g M 1946 •-JAJ
Syracuse Lighting 5s g 1951 - JAD
1st A ref 5
1964
FAA
6a series B 1957———--JAJ
Syrac Bap Tr 1st g 5s 1946. MAb
2d mtge g 5s 1930.——JAJ
Taconv-Palmyra Bridge—
6s ser A l»42
107 H
74
^
6% conv
Standard Power A L Oorp—
Deb g 6o 1957
■-—
Btandard Public Servk^ Oorp—
1st lien 6s series A1948—FAA
1st lien 6s 1948 ser B—..JAD
Standard Telephone Oo—^
1st 1 col tr 5H« '43 sw A.MAN
Oonv deb 6s 1938-—-—MAN f
Stettin Pub Util 7s 1946--, -AAOr'
Stewart Mt Pr—See Salt Rlv Vail
Suburban Gas Oo ofPhllaaelphia
lotsfg6s Apr 1*62op 07 AAO
Suburban Lt A Pow 6s 1938.FAA
huper-Power Oo of 111—
1st 4Ha 1968.—
-MAS
1st M 4 His 1970
MAS
1st M 6s 1961---—---JAD
Sweetwater Water 5His 52—AAO
8 f deb
105 H
Union Watw *4ervice Oo—
First lien 5hs 1951 ser A.MAN
Bid.
Wayne United Gas 6Hs '44. JAD /
1C6H
104 %
U nlon Pub Serv (Minn) 5s A58 J AD
Union By—See Third Ave
Union Trac—See Phila B T
Bonds and Stocks.
Waukesha Gas A Electric Oo—
1st 5s 1959..
*
..--JAJ
106
103 H
-AAO
MAN
5s 1957
4Hs 1957
preceding the date of Issue.
Ask.
105
105H
1967 sw B— FAv
lst g 6Hs 1954 ser A------JAJ
Union Elev RR—See N W Rle*
75
1966—.—JAD
notes 1935
A&O
Terre Haute Traction
Bid.
Onion Elw L A Pow of Dllnols48
and income and defaulted bond*
-lnalnir dav of the month
Bonds.
72
48 h
Debenture 6s
■
exw*
General
Spg Br*k Wat 1st ref 6s 66-AAy
Springfield (Mo) Gas A Elee Oo
1st mtge 5s 1957 aw A —JAD
Springfield Terminal Ry 7s 1942.
Btandard Gas A Elec of Delaware
0% g notes 1935
AAQ
Debenture 6s 1951 ———FAA
Debenture7s
ano tnterew
where marked "f"
Onion El Lt A Pow Oe of St L—
Gen 5s series A1954-——JAD
67
64
Southwestern Natural Oas Oo-—
lot sf 6s 1945
--.-MAN
Southwestern Power A IJght—Deb g 6s 2022 carles A
MAS
Southwestern PuDlic Service Oo—
1st M s f 6s 1946 ser A——JAJ
Southwestern States Telep Oo—
1st M 6s 1948
MAS
Southwest Oas Oo—
lss tin 6Hs *37 with wan•. MAN
Southwest Telep 6e B 1947.MAS
1st 6s series O 1947.
JAD
Oonvdebsw A1932-—-—JAD
tniWMt" except
Ask.
Co—
F&A
-*&A
i«m_j
87
AND STOCKS
PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS
oct., 1934.]
..100
110h
Foreign Pow com.
(t)
87 Preferred
.(f)
$7 second pref series A—.ft)
86 cum pref
(f)
6h
16 H
Amw A
warrants
..... .....
Amer Gas A Elec
com.——.(f)
86 preferred —
...
(tj
Auier Gas A Pow 86 1st pref..
A jnerlcan Light A Traction
2
Amw Power A Light com
86 preferred
S5 preferred.
......
.......
13*
4h
21h
80
1h
11h
5
14h
12h
84 %
maturity,
b Basis.
/ Flat
price.
k Last
sale.
I In
London.
»Nominal.
s Sale
price,
tNo
par
PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS
88
NOTICE.—All bond prices are "and interest" except where marked
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of
Bt a.
Par.
3tocka
Aaaer States
H preferred———
Assoc
ctfs.
pf--(
110
49
60
9)4
—£t)
72
70
7% preferred
...
Connecticut Elec Serv
Conn Lt A Pow 5)4 %
Georgia Power $6 preferred
germantown Pan_8ee PhUj| RT
Gold A Stock
$
6
40)4
105
113
s»
109
115
5)4
(Canada)—100
Connecticut Power—
....25
Connecticut By A Lighting
100
36)4
37)4
47
49
30)5
Preferred
100
Cons Gas E L A P (Bait)..... < t
50
63
LOO
6)4% Pf-—100
.....
27
Corp———
-1
preferred-—...—(T)
Blue Ridge
..
Beston Elevated KB com——100
Brazilian Tr Lt & Pow ord
(t>
63
Bridgeport Gas Light—
It)
Bridgeport Hydraulic Oe——20
Brit Col Pow Corp A
It)
38)4
29)4
12)4
-.--SI)
96 preferred series A
(t)
Bklyn A Queens Transit com_(t>
96 preferred
(t)
Brooklyn Union Gas———-It)
Buffalo Niagara A East Power
91.60 prior preferred-26
96 first prei—
—...It)
Cable & Wireless, Ltd
Amer dep rec 7 )4 % A ord—£1
Amer dep rec B ord
-£1
Amer deposit rets 5)4 % Pre* £1
Oalif-Oregon Pow 7% pref---100
6% preferreo series of 1027-100
6 % preferred—
—100
Calif water Serv pref.—--—100
Can Hydro-El Oorp 6% 1st pf 100
Canada Nor Pow com
.(t)
Preferred
—... 100
Capital Transit (Wash. D
Carolina Pow & Light
92
62
17
76
3^
25
60_~
r
6% preferred
Central Illinois Light 6%
0)100
(t>
pf 100
(t)
—
pf—100
95
100
pref——(t)
9)4
4)4
Power 1% pref-100
Central Maine Psw 6% pref—100
7% preferred. ...
100
Cent Ohio Lt A Pow 6% pf—(t)
Central Pow A Light 7% pref.100
Cent Pub Serv (Del)—
Cent Indiana
Common
—
45
33
16
36
17 K
Eler Power A
% Ellz A Trenton RB
1
40
43
si*
1)4
M
65
66
Transit^
,
Cincinnati Gas Transp—100
Cine New A Gov Lt A Trac—100
II*
—.—.—100
65)4
K
74)4
85
Cincinnati Street By——.60
Olncln A Suburb Bell Telep...60
4
64
67
el*
lOO
Nominal,
r
oommon A
(t)
pfllsO
com
ft)
t ower &
_]oo
7% preferre
AantMM
.100
u
(t)
(jj
,
E let Fow
k
7% pref
100
Kansas Gas A Elec 7% pref—100
Kentucky Utilities. pr«f
100
Keystone Pub Serv 92.80 pref—f
Keystone Telephone-—
94 preference
...50
Kings Co dg 7% pref
luo
5% preferred
—100
Laclede Gas Light—.......)0<i
5% preferred
100
Lake Sup Cist Pow 7% pr«f..lim
Lincoln Telep A Teleg com..100
Lindsay Light com
10
Preferred-.--10
6% conv preferred
.—100
6)4% preferred
100
Long xaianu xngnting corn.
it)
7% preferred
—100
0% preferred
luu
Los Angeles GAB Corp.
pref.100
Louisiana Power A Light 96 pf (t)
Loulsv Gas A Elec com cl A—(t)
Louisville Railway Oo
—100
..
11)4
<'
Lon«< Star Cas ' 'orp
100
50
60
100
57)4
16
23)4
18)4
Preferred
100
Sale price,
1
IK
10)4
2x»
11)4
8)4
5
10
1
49
12)4
61
53
46)4
111 K
!*
70
72
28
32
18
80
55
21
33
62
84)4
3)4
10
5
—.—100
70
78
3
56
49
83
58
14
1
2)4
48
20)4
Companies 4 % pref—100
Manhattan Elev Ry 7% guar 100
Modified 5% guar
100
Marconi lnt Marine Communl—
Amer
dep rets for ord sbs
£1
51
100
98
24
,
32
25 K
£*
26
8
Marconi wueliCanada>
1
vlarket St Bs 'Ran Francisco) 10b
2(
6% preferred
100
6% prior preferred
100
6% non-cum 2d preferred—100
10 H
21
.
—
5
1
Mass Power A Light Aosnciat'DOommon with warranto
(♦>
(t)
—
4
10
78 X
Mackay
(b
(t)
it)
2)4
60)4
2)4
14 X
12)4
Lowell Electric Light....—.26
L.vnii Gas A rtlec Co
...26
(f;
(t)
...
.........
i
.
63
Light—
1st pref 96 series B
Kansas City Pub Herv com
—
Preferred ($6)
s
>
I—l(t)
Superpower
Kansas (Jiij
$5 convertible preferred
pref (With warrants)
u/
96 preferred
(t)
Essex A Hudson Gas—.....100
European Elec class A
10
Option warrants
Falrm't Pk A Hadd Pass By—See
Fall River Elec Light..
..25
Fall River Gas Works.....
25
Federal Light A Tr com —-.-15
15)4
1 H
Gas....//(t)
6% Preferred
6)4 % preferred
I
6)4% preferred
6% preferred
16
66
12
Jersey Cent Pow A Lt 7% pref lOO
fltinplre A Bay State Teleg
iuu
Empire District Elec 6% pf-. 100
Empire Gas A Fuel Co pr 8%.100
Preferred 7%
100
Canadian price,
|
i'ower pref |7
Jefferson Electric
$7 preferred
n
(1
Debenture rights
Jamaica Water Supp 7)4
%
luu
$6 preferred
96)4 preferred
I In London,
A
__
preferred/"
96 preferred
Italian
Fed St A Pleasant Val—See Phlla Co
Federal War^r Service com A
(t)
sale.
X0(
lawasoutneru Utll, 7% pref— irt«
96y%
S
ll
luiorstate
(t)
96 preferred
Engineers Pub Serv com
preferred A—.—100
Prior preferred B
100
Ohri* a iOtn but alt—See N \ Bys
Cincinnati Gas A Electric pref 1(K)
)lanh
93 50 preferred
Interstate Natural
Empire Power Oorp partic stk.(t)
Prior
^
11.75
100
100
Preferred
—————
Preferred
Te.ep a Tefek." (t
Utilities
com
15
47
(•»
ioternatlonai
Ellz Consolidated Gas
ok*
MCean Jele« (guar)—io«
72)4
El Paso Electric Oo (Del)
Preferred series A 7%
82
ii!^5a5
lntornat Power Securities
oom.lt
international
Optional warrants
117 H
Certificates of deposit.——
Hydro-E) Syst A.. .25
Conv pref 93.50 series
50
56
|7 preferred.
4
Indlanap Pow A Lt 6)4 % preflOi
Indianapolis Ry Co.. —....100
93
6 preferred
4
lot
70
Light Oorp
76
40
6% preferred
53)4
100
,..
73
63
14 H
65
91
—
0
46
96 preferred
/*,
Illinois North Utilities 6% pref 10C
Ilium A Power Secur 1st
pref.100
100 k
..
.
4
43
1UI
96 preferred
Class A full paid —........1
1
a*
International By v t c_
(
Edison Elec lilum (Boston)..!
Eighth Ave KB—See N Y Bys
Electrical Securities, 6% pref.100
Electric Bond A Share
preferred
5 preferred
Elec Power Association ........1
6
40
7% preferred
———Cent Pub Utii Oorp A
(t)
Vot trust ctfs common—1
Cent A e W Utll com ———1
central States Elec Oorp
-.1
7% preferred
100
6% cum pref (without warr).100
Central States Pow A L 97 pf it)
Cent Vermont Pub 8er 96 pf—(t)
Ohes A Poto Tele of Bait pref.100
Chic City A Con com part otfs.(t)
Pref partic ctfs—.—. (t)
Ctfs of deposit
—
Chic Dist Elec Generat 96 pref (t)
Chicago Bys partic ctfs series 1—
Series 2—
H
(t)
Con? stock_
1
Class A
K
KH>
90)4
26
83
97 pref wltbeut warrants
(t)
96 preferred series B.......(♦)
96)4
11)4
County Gas..
93
Easieru Dili -tssoc corn
40
35
80
Assoc'*—
.....
H
l
——1.100
tsilec
Lnternat
Eastern States Psw Cor com(B)i t J
86
csm* 1
Elec Ry
6% preferred
H» veruili
Inter bo ro R t vol trust ctfs_.
101
1
100
(t)
100
it)
6% preferred
35
~9H
101)4
84)4
66)4
Adjustment stock
1C0
Eastern N J Pow 6% cum preflOO
East Shore Pub Serv 6)4 % pf (t)
36)4
Havana
100
Preferred B stock
100
28)4
52
45
45
2t
.———26
...
100
Edison
4)4% Prior preferred
Eastern Mass St By com
First preferred stamped
20
9
100
7% preferred
Cent 111 Pub Serv $6
19)4
99 K
27 K
35
33
64
22
6% preferred
68
50
2b
....
Preferred
37)4
Common
68)4
66
(t)
Indiana Service Corp.—
190
36
Eastern Gas A Fuel
28
r
29)4
Duquesne Light—See Phlla Oo—
%
31
ell
t
Illinois Pow. A Lt. 0%
pref
104
East Coast Public Service
3K
35
v
164)4
81
10C
(f)
Duke Power
1
30
180
79)4
65)4
Detroit
78
%
97 pref (t)
96 preferred
—
Cent Arkan Pub 8err Oorp
Cent Hud G A E com v t c
17)4
2f>
Hartford Electric Light
Hartford Gas com
78)4
Cunningham Nat Gas cl A
Dallas Power A Light 7% pref
6% preferred
Dayton Pow A Light 6% pref
Derby Gas & Elec 9? prel
4)4
44)4
24
""""
Hudson
Continental < las A Electric—
3954
50
23
65
Cuban Telephone pref
100
Cumberland Oo(Me)P A Lt pf 100
38
B'way A 7th Av BR—See N Y Bys
Brockton Gas Light On v t c—26
Bklyn-Manhat Transit
(tl
187 H
(Toronto)
100
(Maine) pf 6%. 100
preferred
51H
'jt
Hackensack Water
Preferred..
Hamilton Gas common
Llgm
Hestonville M A F—See PhllaRT.
Holyoke Water Power—..
10
7 % prior preferred
-. 10C
Oontlnen Pars By—See Phlla R T
6
7% pref—100
Class B
Broad River Power
.
$5 preferred-
43
42
95.60 pref
„
77
6.6%
27)4
38
48
illuminating Shares class A..—
29)4
88)4
Consumers Gas
Consumers Pr
36
40
Oorp $6 pref—(t)
110
15 preferred
<r
Cons Trac of N J—See P S Oorp
Cons Trac (Ptttsb)—See Phlla Co
33
lOt
52
103)4
51)4
96
111)4
6% cum pref series D
10(
6 H % preferred series E
10C
5% preferred series A
10(
Consolidated Gas (N Y) com__(t
4
30c
Green A Ooatea—See Phlla R T.
.
(t
12
50)4
ft"
Telep (guar)—100
Greenwich WaterAGas 0% pf.100
Gulf States UtU 96 pref--..
4
2
12
10c
<♦
Green Mt Pow
34 H
pref—100
100
6)4% preferred
.1
2
93 preferred
Warrants
73
....—(t)
com
2
63
58
73
1
com..
2)4
pfd_.it'
Gen Wat Gas A Elec com A
60)4
96 preferred
—(t)
Community Power A LightFirst preferred 6%
100
Community Water Ser
61H
25
43)1
100
notional warrants
A—
97
17
16 K
15)4
(t)
(t)
13
56
Commonwealth A Sou Oorp comt
Birmingham Elec 97 pref—(
<t>
96 preferred-.
—
<I>
<t)
Birmingham Gas 96 pref _
_
Blackstone Val Gas A E pref—_ 50
Bleeck 8t A Ful Fy—See N Y Bys
* Last
Gen 1 Public Utilities
20
15X
(t)
96 preferred...
78
30*
16
.
56
7P
pref ser B
Gen Public Service Oorp...
57
53)4
conv
42
106
%
17)4
.(t)
Gen Italiad Edison Elec
Oorp—
Amer *hs for
ordinary stock
120
115)4
Bell Telep of Pa
Chicago Rapid
24
108
6
43
20
com—(t)
Beauharnols Power,
93 conv
38
(t)
—.100
...100
Oommonwealth-Edlson Co
36)4
103
Misc Stocks
t6 cum conv pref ser a. =s
25
...100
7% preferred—.
10C
Columbus By PAL 1st pf A 6% 10(
Preferred ser B 6)4 %
100
pref,_I
Bangor Hydro Elec com-—--2
7% preferred-—
—---100
0% preferred—————100
Batoo Rouge Elec Co 96 pf—(t)
Telephone
22
100
Columbus Delaware A Marlon
-- ----
see
Preferred 7~
Preferred 8
deposit
Coast Oo Gas A El 1st pref
100
Oolum G A El Oorp (Del) com (t)
6% preferred series A_.
100
5% preferred-...-....100
5% conv preferred-.——100
96 pref with war
97 pref
...
Atlantic City Eleo. 96
Bell
Gen Gas A Elec (Dei> com a
Certificates of
(96) pref (
—It
Atsoclatea Telep Utll com
74
6% preferred.—.
Ballway
.
Telep Co Ltd $1.60
Gen Elec Ltd
Cleveland
(
Associated! eipA Teleg
*7 first pref.---Class A
18
Preferred
preferred———(T)
7 preferred
SS Int bear allot
18
18
Oleve Elec Ilium common
$6 preferred-6
(t)
100
pf
City By (Dayton. Ohio)
————10
7% pref—-100
Li 97 pref—-1
!6 preferred.--
10
74)4
Cltisens* Pass By—See Phil B T
Oltlsens Traction—See Phlla Oo.
Original preferred
94 preferred—
-
9
Foreign Light A Power units, (t)
Frankfd A S'thwark—see Phlla RT
Franklin Telegraph (guar)
aUO
Gas A Elec of Bergen County. 100
10 k
100 k
7% preferred
Atsoclatea lias A Elec com— .1
Common class A————(1<
-
41
15
100,
Oltiee Serv Pr A Lt 96
A Teleg——100
Aaaer Wat Wks & Elec com—(t)
96 1st preferred---——
Appalachian El Pow 7% pref-100
A'kansas Natural Gas Oorp—-t
6%
Ask.
Citizens Gas (Indlanap) com—26
Preferred
100
First $6 preferred————(T(
Preferred $6 series----(t)
-
Bid.
39
Preferred B—
Preferred BB
American Teiep
Preferred
Par.
A ifiiec Light—60
Florida Power A Lt 97 pref
(t)
1
t
com
Preferred
A cner Superpower
Arkan A Me Pew
Arkansas Pew A
Shocks.
Fitchburg Gas
Dltlee Service
preferred--Oorp com —it)
$6
As*
Bid
Par.
Stocks.
AM
(t)
)T)
Pub Serv A
"f" and Income and defaulted bonds.
the month preceding the date of issue.
Common without warrants
i*
3)4
3)4
3)4
x Ex-dividend,
PreferredWarrants
——
16)4
17 H
2c
-
Mass Utilities Associates ▼ t c
(f) Jfc
5% conv partic preferred—.60
f Without par value.
K
50c
....
IK
21
21)4
public utility stocks
oct., 1934.]
Quotations for all securities
Par
Stocks
Bid.
8»
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue.
are as near as
Par
0*a
Lighting Corp com*..(f)
Preferred (66)——
—(t>
Pacific Pow A Lt 7% pref
100
Pacific Pub Service—
Common non-voting ......(t)
24
Ask.
Stocks.
Stocks
Ask.
pari
Bid.
Ask.
__
Memphis Natural Gas ------At
Memphis Power * Light 7% pf(T
yjKr—
Metropolitan Edisoni Oo—
$7 preferred series B
B— .... (t)
Cf)
ib preterrud series 0
''
1
It)
Middle West Utilities
Pacific
49
46
82
77"
75)4
>ut
16 cum pref without war—(t)
Midland Utll 7% prior
6% pref. series 1021------100
Milwaukee Gas Light 7% preflOO
Minnesota Pow 4 LI 7% pl-.JOU
S6 cum preferred---------100
Mum* Power A Light 6% pref .-(t)
1
Paterson A Paasalc Gat* a El lUo
Pawtucket Gas pref..-.——100
103
92
Peninsular Telep Oe com— (t)
Preferred
100
Penn Central Lt APew$5 prefrt*
1*
H
103"
100
6% preferred-------
9.
1% prlo llen—
100
7% preferred class A-—... 100
«% preferred class A—-—100
Milw. Elec. By. ALlght—
54
7)4
1st preferred-——it)
Pacific Telep * Teleg..
*nn
1
Hen—-luO
72)4
16)4
43
37
25)4
70
2
Warrants
74
Penna Gas A Elec Co 7% pref
25
30
Pennsylvania Pow A Lt $7 pf.(t)
Telegraph—-——---40
Montreal Tramways, com—100
53 H
v
Mountain States Power.
Motional Power A Light com..it/
•ft
preferred
-
_
Nebraska Power, 7% 1st pref.100
Nevada-Oallf Electric com —100
-
—JL0U
Preferred--------
Newark Consolidated Gat——100
New Brunswick Light—
Heat A Power—
—100
New hi ng Gas A El Assn—
S6H preferred
stamped—(t)
New Eng Pow Assn
96
2
7H
110
33
95
4)4
108
30
8
49 H
91
7
103
35)4
6
com..---(t)
6% preferred—
--1?®
New Engianu Power. Oo. prof 100
Now fingland Pub Serv com— (t)
prior preferred
—it)
"
preferred.—————(t)
preferred
—
IT(
$6 convertible preferred--—(t)
$6 prior pref—------—-(T)
New England Telep A Teleg—100
N Eng Wat L A P Asso 6% pf-100
vw
101
*
11
54
«
12
3
3
4
4
2)4
105)4
4
20
.26
4
10
,
78
67)4
69 ~ "
88
69
92
Phlla A Darby Pass Ry
7254
14
7% preferred
.—— (T)
N Y Mutual Telegraph..—-.26
N Y Power A Light Corp $6 pf I
7% preferred—----- —1'
New York Railways Corp—
$7 non-cum preferred——it)
meecker St A Pulton irerry .100
0 way A 7th Ave guar.—.100
Christopher A Tenth Sis—100
Slrth Avenue old --———100
Twenty-third St guar—.—100
12
-
25
65
73)4
75
54
1
—I
N Y A Queens El L A P—
Common.. ————-(f)
110
100
100
Preferred—
.—————
N Y Mieaui Oo—
Philadelphia
eferred ser A.....——(t)
$6 dividend pref—.—it)
N 7 Telephone 6H% pref—100
N Y Water Serv 6% pref..... 100
Niagara a Hudson Pow ......10
Option warrants A—
$7
21)4
96)4
.84)4
117 H
30)4
454
22)4
108
87
119
31)4
*&•
1H
Option warrants B...
Option warrants O—
Nortn American Oo com - ..--It)
6% preferred-.—
60
North Amor Edison $6 pref—(t)
Nor Amer Gas A Elec A-—.—(f)
North ^mer Light A Pow .
...1
$6 preferred——
Preferred
Amer
_
37"
——
100
**
b% preferred— .—...—100
7% preferred.———
100
Nar Indiana Pub Ser 0% pi—100
10
23
25
preferred....
—100
0*1%
referred.
—100
Northern N Y Utll pre/
100
Nor Ontario Power Oo 6% preflOO
Nor States Power (Del) com—100
i% preferred.—
—...100
6% preferred————..100
Northwest Electric 6% pref—100
Preferred 7%——100
North West Utll 7% PWf100
7% prior Iten.............100
7%
27
53
90
15
58
48)4
10)4
11
2)4
112
35
65 H
74
84)4
Northwestern Teleg (guar).—.60
Olilo Edison $6 pref
07 preferred
Ohio Power 6% pref
.100
Ohio Public Serv pref A (7%)-i<*
6% preferred..
.100
(Mdahoma Gas A Elec 7% pf—100
Obla.Nat Gas Corp units*.—100
Omaha A Council Blulfs Railway
A Bridge 4% cum pref ..—.100
Ottawa Light Heal A Pew...100
Preferred
100
Ottawa Traction ...........100
Pacific A Atlantic Tel (go)—26
Pacific Gas A Electric——26
First preferred (6%)
26
................
First preferred (6)4%).
26
68
61
80
5
15
19
1754
68
54
58
1454
78
8)4
3)4
87
32)4
9)4
9{*
i?I*
35
39
102
165
170
80 Jersey Gas A Elec Trac.. 100
Public Service Oo of Nor III.
Common
.....
....
98)4
85 H
72)4
6Q
12)4
12)4
(f)
$5 prior pre!erred......
Quebec
Power
common
(j;
2754
6
41
20
com.
2554
ti
(!)
Rochester G A E 7%
pref B..1UU
0% preferred series O
100
0% preferred series D
100
Roch Telep 104 pref....
100
County Water praf.100
Pub Serv-—-
26 H
45
22
85
76
76
771
771
100)4
91H
ft
6)4
r
Standard
Pew
Glass B
5
26)4
65
1654
1654
37
8
2054
86)4
78
27
90
80
32
102)4
103)4
18)4
2)4
2
Preferred
(t
Sub R T St Ry—See PhUa Os
Swiss American Elec pref
100
....
Syracuse Ltg 6% preferred.. lo\
6)4% preferred
10
8% preferred
.100
Tampa Elec Oo
,(t>
Telephone Bond A Share Oo—
Class A
(t)
7% 1st prelerred
100
80
TenDHNHH**
55
25
..
tu
»
pi <7%
st
•»
11*
ion
7.2% 1st
erred
-.100
1st preferreu (6%)
hi*
5% cum 1st preferred*....100
47)4
Texas Power A Light 7% pref.100
78)4
...
6%
68
preferred—....—(t)
Third Aveuue tty tM fj
i(ji
Toledo-Edison pref A (7%)..10<
si*
6% preferred
10<
6% preferred...
—.100
Trl-State Telep A Teleg......(t)
71
61
Preferred
......10
23d Street—See N Y RaUways
Twin Olty RanM Transit
(t>
7% preferred.
...100
Twin States Gas A Electrics
7% prior lien...
.100
Union El L A Pow (111) 6% pref-_
Un El L A Pow (Me; 6% pf—100
...
1% preferred
100
Union Gas (Canada)...
—(f)
Union Pass—See PhUa R T
Union St Ry (New Bedford)..100
Union Traction—See PhUa R T
United Corp
.............(t;
$3 cumulative preferred
(t
Warrants
United Gas A Elec (Conn) pref 100
99)4
105
g
100 H
108
3)4
4)4
3J4
...
United Gas A El sf NJ 6% pf.10*
United Gas Corp com ...-...(1;
$7 pref aeries A
..(f)
Warrants....——....—..
United Gas A Impt vot—
(
$5 cum pref (non-vot)
(
United III Oe of New Haven.. (
United Lt A Pr oom A.....
(
Common B
.......(ti
6% cum. 1st pref
....(f)
Utah Power A Light—
$7 preferred
Utlca Gas A Electric 7% pret 100
.
$6 preferred
Utilities
(t)
Power A
Lt
•
i| A———1
Non-voting common——(f)
Glassb vtc
„
...............1
7% cumui pref.......——.100
Virginia Elec A Power
$6 preferred..
....(f)!
Virginia Pub 8erv 7 % pref..
100
6% preferred
100
Washington (JJ O) Ga.... ...20
Wash (D O) Ry A El com....100
Preferred
.100
Washington Wat Pow 6% pf ..(
Western Massachusetts Oos..(
Western Power Oo $7 pref
11
Western Union Telegraph
100
...
.
West Penn Elec Oo Class A.,
(f)
7% cum preferred ........iuo
0% cum pref
loo
West Penn Power 7% pref
100
0% preferred—
100
West PhUa Pass—8tt PhUa R T
West Texas Utilities $6 pref..
Whudgeg^Elec Go—......
(j)
W^nrinPoww AIdght0%pflOO
100
P«b Ser Oerp7%pf 100
6)4% preferred..........
Wisconsin
Telep 7% pref
100
York (Pa) RaUways Preferred.50
....
20)4
Canadian price
cam..
:
(t)
(t)
Lt
a
7% piwferred
L A Pow pt a 7%—.100
Nominal,
21
(+)
5c
10c
554
70
7% Prior proferre ........100
0% prior proferre
100
n
............
Sprlngf (Mass) St Ry Oas pf
10ft
Standard Gas A Elec com—...(f)
$7 cum prior pref.....
--it;
$4 cum preferred
....(t»
$6 cum prior pref
.c(t)
119
53
_
42
7% Preferred............!(}
Sangamo Electric oom.......(t)
Preferred
.100
I London,
Free stock
P H Corn
Telep pref. 100
...
•
OlM* A...
Ridge Ave Pass—See Phlla RT.
Riverside Traction
—.50
Preferred ................. 50
„
So Jer G El A Tr—See
19
17
62
5H
39 H
27)4
—.50
(t)
Rap Tran St By —See p * Darn.
Rhine-W estphadla Elec Power-—
common
62
63
102
14
61
pref A
Amer shares representing
67)4
99
13
17
16 H
0% cum pref B
Rhone iai Pub Serv prer..
15
14
63
61
...
cum
74)4
60
Queens Borough Gas A Eld %pf 100
Radio Oorp of Amer
(f)
"""
87
66
({)
.
101)4
62
0% preferred.
—100
7% preferred
...100
Public Service of Okla 7% pref 100
6% preferred.
—.100
Pub 8erv El A G $5 prof——(t)
Puget Sd Pr A Lr sh pref.....(f)
Scranton-Sprlng Brook
Water Service 0%
pf.......(t)
* Last sale.
14
74
64
,
Savannah El A Paw d% pref.100
Scranton Electric $0 pref.
(t)
t Without par value
11
73
Rapid Transit St Ry Oo...l00
20
1754
9
109
St Louis
1354
1454
.
II*
72
83
preferred.
100
preferred..........
100
preferred
100
preferred.
m
Consolidated Trac of N J..100'
89)4
16
15
70
81
110
112
J......(f)
8%
7%
6%
$5
St Louis
100
15
43
15)4
14)4
(f)
Public Serv Ocrp of N
_
Northwest Bell Telep OHs pi.100
36
Public Serv. Oo. of N.H. $0 pi.(t)
50
100
N'Mrth Continent Utll oom
45
23
75
74
75
53
7
50
70
69
70
48
6
.100
$6 preferred
.
25
too r
6% preferred...
66h
Utility Sec—Com.
100
com. .(f)
„
7% preferred
.......101
Southern Nat Gas Corp.....-(f)
Southern New Eng Telep...-100
Southern Union Gas com
(t) k
14
20
21
6% preferred
100
PubUc Serv of Ind prior pf.—(t)
:)
Nor
14
.50
Providence Gas........
...(f)
Public Serv of Oolo 7% pref. .100
40
N or Boot Ltg Prop com
Preferred——-
5)4% preferred
Oorp of Canada
Power
(T)
45
54
12
17
50
9
14
45
10
Traction
50
Ridge Ave Pass ($28 pd)
50
2d A 3d Sts Ry guar
—50
13tb A 16 th Sts Pass Ry
60
Union Pass ($30 5-6 pd). ...60
Union Traction ($17H pd)—50
West Phlla Pass gnar
50
PhUa Traction—See PhUa B T.
Piedmont A Mortnern Ky
<00
Portland Gas A Coke, 7% pf.. 100
Postal Teleg A Oable 7% pf.100
Potomac Edison Oo 6% pref. 1 on
7% preferred—
.100
Potomac Elec Pow 0% pref-.lOo
_
•
Common
17
110
100
Phil A Gray's Fy ($25 pd>...50
11
63)4
83
36
32
47
New Haven Water————.60
N J A Hud Btv By A Per prof .100
Now Jersey Pow A Lt tflpref (t>
New Orleans Public Service-*-
22)4
8
40
Passenger
33
10454
33)4
3)4
6
.60
Germantown
95
,
106
7
27"
31)4
10354
3254
Green A Ooates Sts ($16 pd).50
Bestonvllle M A F com
60
Preferred
...50
Phlla City Past, Ry ($2254 pd»60
11)4
93
56
2
...
ft)
(t)
Philadelphia Rapid Transit....50
7% preferred
-.60
Oltlsens Passenger guar
60
Oontlnen Pass By (|29pd)..60
Falrm't Pk A Haddlng'n
60
Frandf'd A Southward Pass.60
.
Springfield Gas A Elec pref
1
Springfield (Mass ) O L Os vtc 26
10)4
49)4
40
Phila Elec Power 6% pref
42)4
2f
.
15
26
...
9
41)4
.
Southwestern Bell
60
Philadelphia Elec Co com
$5 preferred
;
.
Southwestern Gas A El 7 % pf. 100
Southwestern Lt A Pr com A. .(t
Preferred.
(i
Monongahela St By
60
PhUa A Darby—See Phlla R T.
Phlla A Grays—See PhUa B T.
36)4
.
.
35 H
Monongahela Lt A Pr
106
common...
X
....
5)4% preferred series G....25
.25
.26
Sou Calif Gas Oorp $6)4 pref..(t)
Sou Calif Gas Co 6% pref
26
Southern Canada Power—
(t)
Preferred
.—..—....100
0 % preferred series B
7 % preferred series A....
54
Federal St A Pleasant Val
101
Southeastern Gas A Water A..(f)
Southeasteru Pr A Li—
Warrants.................
26
11
8
>
Preferred
-.100
South A Atlan Teleg (guar;.. .26
Southern Indiana G A S 6%pf 100
T"
Traction..——.60
Consolidated Trac pref
60
Duquesne Light 5% 1st pf.100
55
85
55
cum
Olttsens
93
12
50
Somerset Ud A Middlesex
894
47)4
30)4
pref
-———It)
Allegheny Traction——.60
8)4
50)4
ut.lOfi
Sixth Avenue— See N T Rya
53
{6 preferren
.100
% cuir preferred——. 50
66
63
2554
Philadelphia Oo com——(t)
18)4
42
60
Southern Col Pow com A
77
66
64
(t)
—
40
62
Pennsylvania Water A Pow..it)
People's G L A O (Ohio)
100
Phlla City Pass—rSee PhUa B T.
52
100
100
>
87
86
75
(t)
...
....
com.(t)
Preferred.----------100
Mountain States Tel A Tel.. 100
Nassau A Suffolk 7% pref—100
7%
$6 preferred
I0O
66 preferred
18
1H
Participating class A stock-(t)
MononSahela
Montreal
4
27
60*
Penna Gas A Elec Oorp 67 pref (t)
A"
17
34)4
44
15
5
18 H
snawiuigan *V,wr a Powm
Sioux < ity Gas A El 7% pf.
Sierra Pac Elec pref
South Calif Edison
68
—-(t)
$2.80 preferred
49
,
75
105
106
42
26
Warrants B
3)4
754
Penn-Ohio Edison—
Mohawk-Hudson Power lstprf(t)
Second preferred----- ■ -(t)
Monomtahela L 4 P—See PhllaOo
St Ry-8w PbUaOo
Monon-West Penn P 8 7% Pf-25
Montreal L H A Pow, Cons-(t) k
Mississippi Rlv Pow 6% pref-100
Missouri Pub Bar 7% prei--—JLOO
18
4
——
70
107
45
39
68
105
74
Second Ave BR Oorp (N Y>—(t
Sed&tia Water pref—
...101
2nd A 3rd Sts By—See PhUa R T
* Sale price.
m
Ex-dividend.
2754
"Industrial and Miscellaneous Securities" we include all issues which do not appear
Utilities." In the case of stocks, however, we
put "Textile Manufacturing," "Insurance," "Mining," "Real Estate and Land," "Title Guarantee and Safe
Deposit Companies" under separate heads, then follow with the rest of the "Industrial and Miscellaneous."
Under the heading
under
the previous two
headings, namely "Railroads" and "Public
NOTICE.—All bond prices are "and interest" except where
marked "f" and income and defaulted bonds.
day of the month preceding the date of issue.
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing
Bonds.
Bid._
Ask.
Llorden Mills 1st
INDUSTRIAL AND
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.
Acme Steel Goods 6s 1943.M&S
Adams Exp coll tr g 4s '48-M&S
76"'
J AD
7624
Advance Bag A Paper 6s '52. J&D
Aeolian Co 6s 1937--
41"
2724
Deb
38
25
6724
81
/
15
/
f
97
8124
MAS
103
Aluminum Co debs 5a 1952.MAS
9024
Aluminum Ltd s f debt 5e '48 J* J k
4
Amalg Laundries 024s 1936.MAS /
100
Amalgamated Phoe 6s 1936.FAA
Amalgamated Sugar Co—
102
AAO
f 7s 1937
Amer Aggregates Corp—
'
Deb 6s'43 ser ▲ with war.FAA /
/
Without warrants
8224
103 2*
i
i
i
1
IT* 100
Cedar Rapids M A P 5s
70
Central steel
72
Deben
85
105
83
50
102 Hi
89
Amer Smelt & Ref 6s 1947—AAO
104
Refg 6s 1937—JAJ
Am Tobacco deb 4s 1951—FAA
106 24
Amer Sugar
9754
87
60~"
103
90
104
56"
7
10424
106 >4
Amoskeag Mig 6s 1948.—..JAJ
Anglo-Chilean Oons Nitrate—
MAN
25
25
92
ix
1854
58
60
1024
11
J&J f
J&J f
.7
7
16
JAJ
9724
9754
16
Armour & Oo of uelaware—
Oo—Real estate 1st
10024'
gold 4Hi® 1939 opt
JAD
10254
Armstrong Oorlr deb 5s 1940. JAD
68
Arnold Print Wks 624 % *41.A&O
70
Associated Rayon 5s 1950 ..JAD k
Associated Simmons Hardw Cos
024% gold notes 1933
JAJ *f 24
Atl Gulf A W Indies 88 Linw—
4224
Coll tr g 5s Jan 1 1969
JAJ
15
Atlanta Laundries 6 24* w w 1943- /
106>4
Aciantic Refin deb 6s 1937—JAJ
101
Atlantic Steel 1st s f 6s 1941.JAJ
Atlas Plywood Oorp—
7524
Conv deb 524« 1943
M&N
Autocar Oo. 1st 7s 1937
MAN
Balaban A Kats Oorp—
m
A
MAN
92
524% notes 1935M&N
89
524 % notes 1930
MAN
79
524% notes 1937-38
MAN
Baldwin Locomotive Works—
k 112)4
6s with warrants 1938
Without warrants....—... k
10024
10254
70
26
46
107""
9524
Bohemian (First) Glass Works—
1st 7s 1957 without warr. .J&J *
b Basis.
68 series
6424
90
1st mtge sink fund 6o 1942 J&D
83
Eastern Car Co Ltd 6o 1952.J&J
Eastern Cuba Sug 724 s '37 M&S »/l4
Driver Harris Oo—
113""
84
3
8
95~"
10354
96~"
105,x
10354
10354
/
k
61
1st * col tr 5248 1942—.A&O
69
1st 1 7s 1907 ser O
M&fl
Ever las tik, Inc 1st 7o 1937-M&N
8924
10024
104
Famous
1st
91"
s
Players
f 0s
65
Federated Metals
12
12
Flat
s
8
8724
s
f 7s
Residential
18
5624
Bank
93
87
M&S
9324
8724
48M&S Jfc 10124
Firestone Oocton Mills 6s
"III
15424
104
10424
-J&J
Mtge
2l""
f
39—J&D
Stamped
72
67
67
....
9424
7824
A&<»
1940
f deb 7s
Finland
72
Firestone Tire & Rub of Calif—
k
10324
Conv g 0 ^4 % nnt»>M 1946. A&
Follansbee Bros 5s 1947
J&D /
8224
25
8324
5424
24
Foltl8 Fisher Inc 624s 1939..J&J *]
71
75
98
99
1
8 f 5s 1942-
MA
....
First Bohemian—See Boh G1 Wks
Flour
55""
5124
*
Mills of America Inc—
29
Foreign Power Secur Oorp—
1st col tr
7924
10024
Conley Tank Oar eq 524s 1934-36
101
Oonnectlcui Ooke ft» 194#
MAS
Connor Lnmb A Land 6s '41 MAN f 37
Consolidated Investment Corp
/ 72
of Canada 424s 1959
conv
6s 1949 ser AJ&i >
Fox Film Corn dob 6s 1 Q3A&A&0
Fownes Bros & Co 8s 1936
10724
Framuricaju ind A Dev oorp—
Deb 724s
1942
JAJ
106
...
10824
41
524 % notes'37 (Am part ctf)M A N
Commonwealth Subsidiary Oorpr>eh g 5V4» 194* ser A. M&S
4124
80
101
Francisco 8ng 7H" 1942_M&NlR
Franklin Oo Coal 7> 1951-...J&J ,
166
French Nat Mall SS Lines 6s '52
77
Frlck-Reld Supply 6s 1943—J&D
2iM
Gannett Co deb 0s '48
102
ser
9624
A.F&A
5
168
97"
105
Garlock Pack Oo deb 6a 'SO.A&O
Gelsenkirchen Mining Oo—
63
M&S */ 61
6-yr 0% notes 1934
General American Investors Inc—
Consolidated Laundries—
66
69
86
70
k
1941..J&D /
npt..M&N *
II"
8
21
24
2224
2224
2424
2024
1st & ref s f g 5s 1950 —J&D /
Certificates of deposit
2024
23
1st t)s 1946—-J&J
9024
'46-J&D15
6524
warr„J&D
Continental Oil Oo—
10124
Deb 5 Ms 1937
M&N
Continental Roll & Steel Fdy—
53
1st M conv s f 6s 1940
J&D
Corporation 8ecur(He> On—
5% serial notes to 1935..M&S t
%.
Oosgrove Meehan Coal OMi .1945 */ 324
9824
Crane Oo 5% note* 1940—FAA
Credit Alliance Corn92
Deb 524s 1938 with warr.MAN
87
Orowell-Oolller 6a 1939
Crowley, Mliner & Oo—
29
Deb s f 624s 1937—
M&N
Crown Cork & Seal Oo, Inc—
105
20-year sink fnnd0s 1947--J&D
9524
Crown WUlamet Pap 0s '51-JAJ
Crown Zellerbach Oorp—
8924
Deb 6s 1940 with warr—M&S
9024
Crucible Steel Oo deb 5s '40-M&N k
6724
10124
Oorp—
1947
ser
4.40
6
10024
b
4.40
4.40
6
104 24
*
72
A-JAJ
10424
Gen'l Elec 324s 1942 opt
F&a
Gen Elec (Germany)7sNl5-J&J15
Deb 024® 1940
Deb s f 0s 1948
9224
4.10%
102
4.20%
4.20%
10424
7124
36
7424
10424
3924
36
45
36
J&D
...M&N
Acceptance Oorp
5% serial notes 1936
M&S
124
9824
94
-
3924
100
5%serla] notes 1930
M&S
Sen Petrol 1st 5s Aog 15 1940
10424
54
Rayon deb 6s 1948 w w. J&D
General Refractories Oo—
1st M Income 6s w w '38.m&8 k 11924
Jfc
92 24
Without warrants
ien
8254
Gen Stl Oast 1st 524> 49 w w J&J
624
Gen Theat Eq deb 6s 1940.A&O */
31
10524
90
9124
General Motors
55.
96
General Cable
1st mtge s f 6 24s
92
with
f&a
General Amer Tank Oar Oorp—
F&A
Equip 4 24s 1942
Eq tr 424® 1935-45
JAD
Gen Amer Transport* System—
Eq tr 424b 1935-*40 (yr)—MAS
Eq trust 524s 1934
Gen Baking deb 5>4« 1940--AAO
General Bronxe deb 0s 1940M&N
Deb 5b 1952 ex warr
15
Oonsol Publishers. Inc—
7 24s coll notes stamped '36, J&J k
1943
*f
Oorp—
A
sinking fund 6s 1901
1st mtge 6s 1941
JAJ / 71
7% notes w w 1930
J&J r 67
Oomin'l Invest Trust Oorp—
108
Conv deb 624s 1049
F&A
Oommers-und Pr 1vat-Bk (Germ* y)
5s
ser
Fay (J A) & Egan 6s 1943
Federal 8ugar Ref 6s 1933—M&N
72
7s series A & B 1950
Q-F
7s series O 1959—
Q-M
7s ser es D 1956
Q-J
6s series AA 1953-...—--Q-F
6s series A B 1948.....
Q-M
6s series A O 1952
Q-J
Colon Oil deb 6s 1038
J&J
Ool Fuel & Iron s f 5s 1943—F&/
Oolo Indus 1st 5s A & B 1934 F&A
Oommander-Larabee Oerp—
J&j
20-year deb 024s 1948—A&O
Farmers Mfg Oo 7s 1943
M&S /
Farmers Nat Mtge Inst 7s '03A&U /
53
73"
64
F&a *
Canada
1948
Olinchfield Coal 5s July 1 1935-
to 1940- f
/
Certiticates oi deposit
7124
V*5024
Finishing Corp—
1st ra conv s r 0s 1939
Fairbanks Morse & Oo—
Sink fund deb 5s 1942
103
77"
73
European Mtge & Invest—
1st 1 724s 1950 ser A
M&N /
1st 1 7 J4s 1900 ser B
F&A /
Fabrics
Clover Valley Lumber 6s
10
Empire Oil & Refg Uo—
59
8724
23"
4
Chile Copper Oo deb 5s 1947- J&J
Clearfield Bit Coal 4s 1940—JAJ
Small series B
J&J
Deb
112
!::::
_
100
JAJ
V-8S-1424
ctfs..F&A
Elk Horn Coal 1st 624s 1931-J&D
7% notes 1931
J&.O
113
37
10124
\ .92
Empire Lumber 6s 1945
11724
4824
Consumers Oo
10754
1931
83
1st 8s
90
_
Inc—
Csnsol Coal 424s 1934
91
8824
108
1st o f 524s 1948 ser A
/ 31
F&
Donner Steel 7s 1942
J&J \100
Dow Chemical 0% notes'40-F&A
*9324
98"
46
Consul Textile
89
1949
Dominion Textile 6s 1949_.
Donnacona Paper—
22
9024
103""
"
B
82
63
Certificates oC deposit
Gen Vending 0s 1937
Certificates of deposit
F&A
'/
V*
*f 3
Georgia Marble 1st 6s 1950-M&N / 53
uterman Atlantic Cable 7s 1946
German Bldg & LandBk624« 1948
10424
10454
55
F
624
724
58"
3324
73
/ This pdce includes accrued Interest,
♦
Dominion Tar & Chemical
Deb s f 6s 1949 ser A
6
Container Corp 1st 6s
_
1942—...F&A
Bay way Terminal—
7
1st m 624» 1946
J&J /
f
7
Certificates of deposit..
10224
Beacon Oil deb 6s 1936-...MAN
88
Beech Creek C & O 6s '44..JAD
Beneficial Indus Loan Oorp—
103
Conv deb 6s 1946
MAS
97
Beneficial Loan Soc 6s B 1939 Q-J
94
0s profit share deb 1950—Q-J
10424
Beth'm St 1st i A ref 6s '42-M&N
103
Porch money 6s 1936—...JAJ
Purch money 6s 1998 Q-Feb— k 117
10124
Penn-Marv Steel 5s 1937-JAJ
10324
10324
si
70
A&o
92IX
8054
34
10624
103
5824
M&S
724sext<stmpl0%pd)1939 J&J
10054
70
Ernesto-Breda 7s 1954-.....F&A
024% notes April 15 1936.A&0
Tool 7s 1942—JAD /
73~~
5324
on) *35
coup
Rencenbank—
Farm Ln s f 0s Oct 15'60 A&016
Dodge Bros deb 6s 1940
M&N
Dodge Mfg 1st 7# 1942J&J '
Dold (Jac) Pack 1st 0s *42-M&N
109
Dominion Canners 1st 6s '40 A&O
102
Domln Coal 5s '40 op 10—M&N
111
OonsofMacb
93
106
1st g 6s 1940
MAN
Baragua Sugar Estates—
,.Non-cum inc deb 6s *47— J&J / 32
11054
Batavlan Petrol 4>*sgu 1942 J&J
Bates Valve Bag Oorp—
Stamped (Mar *33
Collateral Bankers. Inc—
25
83"
95
10224
M&N16
9924
Chic Jet coll tr ref g 4s '40
AAO
103
Coll trust ref 6s 1940
A&O
Chic Pneumatic Tool CoDebs f 624s 1942A An k 71
89
Chicago Stock Yards 5s 1961 AAO
10024
'37 .MAN / 20
Deb gold 6s 1939
MAN f 20
Deb gold 6s 1940 ctfii
AAO / 22
87
Amer Wire Fabrics 1st < s '42M&8
1824
Amer Writ Paper 1st 6s 1947 JAJ
90
75
Deuteone
45
8824
11224
Coll tr sink fund 7s 1934-J&D
Ohllda Oo deb 5s 1943
* *
26 24
11624
1953. JAJ
f 524" 1948——
103
194*
r»
bank (Berlin;—
«% notes (Am part ctf«»__M&8
5724
1924
6324
1941—M&N
Guar gold 4s 1942
Chesapeake Oorp—
Conv col 5s 1947
107
118
6s 1944
Amer Type Fdra deb g 6s
Deb 6s x-warr
s
HtkYclb
Deuce on
50
99
Ohateaugay Ore & Iron—
,
624% notes 1934
fts
101
n«uv«r
7
Detroit Times serial 6s 1935-M&S
serial 6s 1935 to 1943... M&S
Oertaln-teed Prod Oorp—
Ohapin-Sacks.
9624
10324
103
1939-..AAO
Amer Seating conv 6s 1936—J&J
5424
5
Amer Service deb 6 His 1934..JAJ /
6a ser A with warr 1944...JAJ 1
1st M 6Ms 1943 ser A
1st
9
9
38
47
Eastern Steel 6s
88 24
36
47""
102
J&J
10224
101
M&S f
94
25-yr guar 5s 1955
M&S
Capital Administration Corp
Deb 5s series A 1953
J&D
Amer Sales Book 6s
Armour
Canadian Internat Paper—
1st M 6s 1949
Canadian Nat Steamships—
10424
7
2624
'43-F&A 15
5s
106"
104
J&D /
f
1953
Certificates of deposit
mtge 6s
no
3
10024
Corp—
Deep Rock Oil 7s 1937
66
10224
Oons deb 5s 1940
JAJ
10224
Calif Pet deb 624a 1938
MAN
102
Conv s f deb 5s 1939..
FAA
524
Camaguey Sugar 7s ctfs 1942
Canada Biscuit 624s 1946—MAN / 20
9924
Canada Bread 6s 1941
FAA
9624
Can Cement 1st 62fc» 1947.M&N
1st & gen m 6s 1941 ser A-A&O
Oanad Cons Rub 6s 1946--A&O
i
1
1st
1024
By-Products Ookc Oorp—
88 24
65
FAA
5s 1942-A&0
1953—JAD
Amer IG Ohem Oorp—
Conv deb 524» 1949 —..MAN
Amer International Oorp—
1
Conv 524* 1949
-JAJ
Am Macb A Fdy s f 6s 1939-AAO
American Meter 6s 1946
JAJ
American Piano 6s 1935
MAN
Amer Radiator deb 424s '47 M&N
American Rolling Mill—
Sinking fund deb Rs 1948--JAJ
6% conv notes 1938
MAN
Amer Cyanamid deb
Amer Ice Co deb 5s
income 6% notes
M&N
De Bardeleben Coal
'
10524
uudaby Pack s f 6a 1946—-J&D
Sink fund deb g 524s 1937 A&O
33
93
100 24
92 24
6s extended to Feb 1940
Amer Chain 5-yr 6s 1938——A&O
Antilla Sugar EstatesIncome deb 6s 1951
A*'*
MAS
Butterlck Pub 624s 1936
224
IS*
12 24
43
Bush Term Riders 1st R« '60
J&J ♦/
24
97
Bridgeport Brass—
10124
Conv deb 024" 1939
J&D
44
Brown Oo 1st 524» 1940
A&O
44
1st 524s 1950 ser B
M&8
60
Budd (E G) Mfg 6s 1938
F&A
Burinelster A Wain (Copenhagen;
15-yr s f extl 0s 1940J&J f 45
55
Bush Term 1st 4s 1952.....AAO
1924
Oons g 5s Jan 1955
JAJ
Canada SS L deb
105
152
Ask.
Bid.
Bonds
Cuba Cane ProductsDeb 6s I960
924
Certificates of deposit....
10224
American Beet Sugar Co—
f'onv s f deb 6s 1935
.F&A
D*»h 7i 1945
Boston Store (Chic) 5s 193ft--J&J
96
Boston Term Co 324s 1947- Fa a
9824
Boston Wharf 1st 4s 1941...A&O
Botany < 'onsul Mills 6 v*s '34 A&O «/ 1124
1st M 624* 1946 ser ▲
California Packing Oorp—
9724
.
Canadian Cottons 5s 1940--J&J2
43
43
43
New 3-68 1943
Amer Oolortype 6s 1942
I§"
3024
Am
1st s f 7s 1955
s
45 ~ "
65
Alpine Montan Steel Corp—
1st
46
20
/
MAN
gold 5s 1937
106
10424
7724
7724
424
.
4ft a A&o
Albany Perf Wrapping Corp—
1st M coll tr 6s 1948
AAO
Alberta Pacific Grain 6s, 1946
Aigoma Steel 1st 5s 1962—.AAO
AlBed Packers deb 6s 1939—J&J
1st M A coil tr 8s 1939
JAJ
Allls-Chalmers Mfg Oe—
Alabama Mills 1st 62*8
10324
49 24
▲lax Rubber 1st 8s s 11936—JAD f
Alabama By-Prod 6s 1955-- J AJ
93
58
102
Ext at 6 24 % to 1934-—
F&A
Boston Sand & Gravel 7s 1934
_
Ask.
sf 6s—
—
9824
Abbotts Dairies deb 6s 1942.M&8
Abltibi Pow A Paper—
1st M 5s 1953 ser A
JAD */ 27
Abraham A Straus Ino—
103
Deb 524® 1943 wlth warr.-A&O
104
Acadia Sugar 6s 1946
JAJ
Coll tr g 4s 1947
Bid.
Bonds.
*«'*'
•
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> /
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•
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;
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I
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OCT., 1934.]
INDUSTRIAL
MISCELLANEOUS
&
BOND
91
NOTICE.—All bond prices are "and interest" excep
where marked"
'and Income and defaulted bonds
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day
the mon
preceding the date
issue.
Bonds
Gillette
Safety
but
Ask.
k
Glidden Oo
534% notes '36Globe-Wernicke 7« 1940---.
Gvbel(Ad'f)634 %
7834
10334
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'36—MAN k
w w
7834
)/
SR
8 f g 7s Oct
15 1946—A3
GssdrTch (B F) 1st 6Hi* 1947.
Deb g 6s 1945
Gaodyear Tire 4c Rubber—
1st mtge coll tr 6s 1967--MAN
4034
10234
8334
-----
44 34
102 34
f fts
s
10034
16"
87
17
f
29
Greyhound Corp 6% notes 1938--
/
/
Guil oil of Pa deb
ob
fund deb 6s 1947—F&A
Golf States Paper Oorp—
UK
88
23
15
8834
2734
10434
Hall (F W) Printing Oo—
1st ro A col tr 6 14s '47 lot MA*
Hamb-Am Line 6 Hs eq 1934-
17
69
100
Eq trust 034* 1935 to 1940-
8634
Hsnsa Steamship Lines
10-yr 6s 1939 with warr—j
43
70
95
war for Ana shs__JA.l
FAA
Pineapple Oo Ltd—
1st A coll tr gold 6s 1944-.
Lane Bryant Inc—
8 f deb 6s 1940 with warr.
Lautaro Nitrate Oo—
)
49J4
9834
10134
-----M&
10234
J
9034
8634
Q
J
1
—
F*
Sec 6% gold notes 1938—J
Lehigh A Wilkes-Barre Coal—
j<xu
*/31H
30
*4 aav
AAO f
Ho laua-Auiei Line 6s
47-Ma.
Ho Mngshead 'RM i Oo 7s"38 FA
Hood Rubber 7s
1936
1st M s f 5s 1942
Liars"** A Myers
g 7s 1944Gold bonds 5s 1951
Little (A E) Oo 7s 1942—
>
k
9134
Loew's
Inc deb 6a
1941
88
6s series B
Lsrlllard
So,
av
f
10-yr sec s f 634s 1940—MAN
Hudson Bay Min A Smelt 6s 1935
Hudson Goal 1st 6s 1963 ▲—JAD
Hudson (J L) Oo—
6% notes 1935-36——
8534
10734
4434
11
Hungarian Disc A Exch Bank—
....
52
67
66
50
Ideal Oement Oo deb 5s *43.
10534
3634
68
67
—.4.
102
lU.uois Steel deb 4 34s 1940—I
....
Ilseder Steel mtge 6s 1948—1
Independent Brewing A* *56
78
/
Inter lake Iron
534
9934
9934
)
n«b 6e
wft.fi
1943
warr.
k
.
B
6534
5534
78
93
i
934
934
9)4
934
50
9034
4634
Ref mtge 6s 1966 ser A—i
(oternat Power A Paper—
1st M 5s 1968
JAJ
6734
6734
5134
Mid vale Steel A Ordnance—
cionv s r 6s 1936
1
gold
96
52
op.-AAO
103
97
10534
)
61
6334
Intertype Oorp deb 534* *42.JAD
91
1st M
investment Oo of
Deb g 5s 1947 with warr..AAO k
Without warrants
k
Without warrants
JAD k
Jsfferson A Ole&rfield Ooal A Iron
Indiana Oo 1st s f 5s 1950-JAJ
Jones A Laughlin 8t 5* '39-MAN
Journal of Commerce 634a 1937—
Karstadt (Rudolph) Inc—
9034
534* *eries 16 1940
Muuson
Steamship Lino-
99
9334
9934
)/
I /
I /
6s series 4 1933
Secured 6s 1937.
Deb 634s 1937 with
Murphy (G O) Co-
34
33
34
37
Deb
6s
1
)
warr
1940
/
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r
89
I
National
Fire
88
36"
Q/K
*
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4434
L'hoid
63
VJIMOO
OQUU
/
834
75
107
48
/
....
f
Equip trust 6s Nov 1 1934-35.
National Steel Oorp—
934
12
90"
...
/
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10034
xu^uuLi
VJ /Q
UOWSS
96
tU-AOCVJ
hila A Read O A 1 6s 1973--JAj
Oonv
deb
6s
1949
62
9934
MAS
.JAD
IOO34
Equipment trust 5s, 1935
Col tr 534 % notes 1936-—FAA
Cettb (B P
«'orp Ob iW4rt
MAr
75
Kelly Springfield Tire 6* '42. AAO
3734
)
80
60
10034
/ 54
10334
24 34
i Mtge (
Newberry (J JT61
20
Mew Kng Sou
39
Kendall Oo deb A—
9734
Mills 7m 1WHX
.f
New Niquero Sugar 7s 1937—..
N Y DocA Oo—mt
g 4s Al-FAJ1
8erlal 5% notes 1938
A AC )
N Y Evening Journal—
1st
1st
A coll tr 63<s 1934—JAI
m A coll tr 63as 1935—JAI
1st m A coll tr 63ts 1936—JAI
1st m A coll tr 634s 1937—JAI 1
/This price includes accrued Interest,
m
k Last sale,
n
Nominal,
s
«-■
JWUI
iuujo
vo
i
uto
5
10734
aav
Pine Hill Collieries 1st 6s 1942... /
16
Pirelli Oo of Italy con 7s "62M AN
10134
Mttsb Brewing 6* Feb 4 *49—JAJ
99
Mttsburgh Ooal Oo—
Sinking fund deb 6s 1949-FAA
lttsburgb Screw A Bolt Oorp—
Deb R f g 534* 1947
—JAD
s
f 6s 1948
101
101
io"
10834
mm
wlWMfr
ioi"
102 34v
9034
9134
89
FAA
91
tttaburgh-Westmoreland Ooal
1st ■ f g 5* 1947 opt
MAN
Pocahontas Oonsol Collieries—
74
1st gold 5a 1957 op
-jor A Oo 6s
1939
80
JAJ
AAO
9434
Port Arthur Canal A Dock—Bee
RR.
Porto Rlcan Amer Tobacco—
Oonv 6s
1942JAJ
>trero Sugar 7s 1947—MAN16
3534
♦/ 25
Price R^os A Oo 1st As *43 A.PAv
Certificates of deposit........
1946
/
f
Church of Germany—
AAO /
/
....
85
95
38
47"
90
88
31
56
33
9834
10
10-yr
10-yr
_
■
f notes '37—FAA
% notes '40—MAS
■
10034
9834
8434
11
15
viwj
vwu
UVUi
10334
101
104"
24
12
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5634
4134
99
9634
9434
94
99 H
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10034
9834
85
Cwfsv
1st 6a s f 1951
Oonv deb 634» 1941
MAN /
M&N f
Quaker City Tank Line—
534* 1934 to 1936
5434
3834
Sale price.
6334
5034
100
*J 10
IVUIU
10334
27
.JAJ
10034
10034
7s
10034
)
66
VUI U
1st M ■ f 6s 1952
Penn Greyhound
rotastaut
36
8434
9834
'
f As 1949 w w—FAA
s
'WMU/ M T HMIU
fuwava
Certificates of deposit
5s 1946
National Steel Oar Lines—
4134
9734
1st m s f 6s 1941 ser A.MAS16
Penn Dock A Warehouse Co.
*f 4134
75
70
106
101
Pennsylvania-Dixie Oement Oorp
■eased Steel Oar 6s 1933——JAJ •/43
Oonv deb 5a 1943
...JAJ / 35
Proofing do—
86
25
20
534s with warrants 1948-.MAS
834
5
103
85
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9234
1st 6s 1943 with Am shs.MAN /
Certificates of deposit—...
f
Kanfmao ' lent Stores Sec Oorp
10534
Gen
8634
\mep—
98
ltts Steel
Iietta-Fraschlnl 7s 1942—
b Basis.
15
3
Oo.
88
■
15
10434
Steel«lo—_
f 6 34* series A 1946- -MAN
s f ft He 1946 ser B
Man
1st
15
•
60
.
20
49
103
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13
hy.1
17"
i4
10
100
r
65
13
Monroe Ooal Mining 6s 1947—.,
Monsanto Chemical Works—
86
96
63
13
Monon «'oal—See Ohlc ind A L
5934
6034
6034
48
f 5s 1953 ser A
s
7934
-
99
.
Interstate Iron A
10234
60
aperOo—
1st 6s series
15
Phillips Petroleum Oo—
10234
/
/
notes
(Societa
f 6s 1936--JAD
s
arker-Young 1st 6 34* • f '44 FAA r
Transportation Oo—
Sink fund deb 514s 1930
'
6734
International Securities Oorp—
Heb g 6s 1947
JAD
6s series O June 1 1943....
Internal Salt g 6s 1951
69 34
4634
6734
9134
MAN
.
x
Miag Mill Mach'y 1st 7s 1956-.
Middle States Petrol 634* 194
'.k
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45
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8834
9334
934
934
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934
3334
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8 f conv deb As 1944
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International Paper—
1st A ref • f 6s 1947 ser A
8634
90
1st 6s series B
f
1
f
59
43
3134
9934
Parmelee
8534
7234
8334
3
6834
79
CH OI
s
Certificates of deposit
Mengel Co Is 7s 1934
Merchants Kefrig tie 1937.
Metropolitan Chain Propi
6534
60
Mead (The )Oorp—
7%
to 1943—MAN
MAN
International Match Oorp—
Deb s f 5s 1947
..MAN
Certificates of deposit
Oonv deb 5s 1941
JA,
Certificates of deposit—.,
59
85
deb 534s 1950-1
Minnesota A On
International Oement—
Oonv deb 5s 1948
54
Penn Mary Coal 5s 1939
AAO
Penn Mary Steel—See Beth Steel
McKesson A Bobbins lno—
1
1st m 6s 1951 ser B
5934
41
4534
4234
1st
68
cCrory Stores 53<s '41-JA
5
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75"
4434
Peabody Ooal Oo (Oonsol Oo)—
McOord Had A Mrg—
Oorp—
exi
73
45
73
I
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1st A cob tr s f gold 5« 1932
■tamped
)
4434
72
)
38
9934
conv
ark A Tilford
-
7234
106"
85
7334
64
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Marion Steam Shovel—
>-yr oonv
AA_
JAJ
-
40
10034
9
20-vrsfg6s 1947
..JAD */ 58
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53
aramount Publix Oorp—
Sink fund 634s 1950
FAA •/ 59H
*f 5934
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59
101
71
.
f
Hangartan-ltalian Bank Ltd—
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Hygrade Food Products Oorp.
9834
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22
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1934
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634% notes 1937
32"
4534
1334
8934
4734
1434
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108
45
10234
79
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/ 3734
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27
9
L
1st
85
>
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J
102
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20
17
35
634
33
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50
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100 34
,
11034
21
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8534
17
,
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Pacific W eat em Oil uo—
8 f deb 634s 1943 with warMAN
17
12534
b
25
92
1534
47
7734
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47
:
1
:
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31
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Pacific Coast Oo 5s 1946
JAD
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10134
*/18
*»«
86
33
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6s 1949 series B
/
84
7s series A 1947
.-
1951
5.50%
25
5
19
-sgood Co deb g 6s 1938
JAi
/
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bis Steel 1st 6s 1941 ser A.M&8
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25
10134
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12434
1
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R 5s 1937
P) Oo g 7s 1944..
14
90
76
71
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5 \4% 9 notes
Bumble Oil &
1943.
let
Extl deb 6s 1953
Extl deb 534s 1958
/
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..
6.25
87
,
126
4034
66
7834
,
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8 f 634 % notes 1939 with w JAJ
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9434
19
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37
40
MAN b
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/
16
1434
* *0 ^
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Oo
5934
'
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97
I
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of deposit------ /
7% notes 1934
89
60
9534
1
38
50 J4
44
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6s perpetual stock.
JAJ
O'Gara Ooal 5s *55 op aft*08 MAS
Ohio Fin deb 6 34s ww 1944.MAN
Okonite Co 534s 1942
JAD
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.FAA
100
5.50%
5;50%
39
Norwegian Hy-Klec Nltreg Oorp
Ref A Imp 5 34s '57 ser A MAN
10034
86 34
5834
4>8 34
5734
\
6.25
6.25
Northern Redwood Lumber—
102"
9934
9934
J
82
»
100
97 54
38
17
6
'
68
1
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Cons « f g 434s 1954..Cons s f 434s 1964 ser C
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60
M(¥N
Ea tr 6r 1934 1939 <»-*>
13 54
52
63
uiv/a—
1047
•
mmmm*
5034
New 6-4% 1947
M&N
Mortn Western Refrigerator Lilut
1334
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....
78
Leipzig Trade Fair 7s 1953
Libo* McNeil A Libby—
Hershey Creamery 634 s 1937;
a
20
trnrnmm
94
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634* 1944-J&J /
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warrants—
1
I
48
99
99
82
82
>
103"
xvrcti merman
99
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10234
mmmm
10034
13.
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Oorp—
Deb AH* A with warr in mvP
1734
i
J&J /
Haytlan o«»rp Income 8s 1938-/
Hearst Magazines—
6s 1935
M&
6s 1936
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k
UK
77
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78
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Hartford Times 6s 1943
—
Lackawanna Steel 5s 1950-.
Lake Superior Corporation—
1st A ref 6s 1944
Harpen Mining Oorp—
6s 1937-*38
5
Deb g 634s 1942
_
6-year 5% notes 1936
Hawley Pulp & Paper Oo—
1st 5a s f 1946
105
k 101
6s 1937
8634
with
Kr *ge
Otfs of depodlte
81
77
87
7334
MAN
JAJ
N Y Shlpbldg 1st 5s Nov 1 *46Mew York Trap Rock
Oorp—
1st M s f 6a 1946
JAO
Debenture s f 7s 1936
JAD
North Amor Oar—,
9734
lOOM
10034
104
6s 1936.J
(8 8) 1st 6a 1946
J
15534
80
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9734
10034
10034
J
L»67—JA-L k 104 34
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Hawaiian
40"
37
78
7334
83
NYLEAWOA RR—
1st 6s ext 534% 1942
N Y L E A WD A I 1st
6s
Extended at 5% to 1943
Kreuger A Toll class A ctfs of
M4ct
-
/
Krusge Foundation
36
Ltd—■
A
ser
B
—
9834
10234
70
j
100X
Properties Oorp—
1950
'
84
*f 33
*/ 35
1st
9734
10134
3
Kirby Lumber 6s 1938
Ktholyt Oorp 634* 1943
Ksppers Gas A Coke Oo—
J
♦
Great Lakes Paper Oo
107
J
m m m
66
J
Keyst jne St A Wirt 8s 1
Kim jerly-Olark Oorp—
A3*.
Y A
Foreign Investing Corp—
Deb 534s 1948 with warr.JAD
N Y A Hob Fy 5s
May *46—JAD
Hoboken Ferry 5s 1946--MAN
NY4NJ Ferry—5s '40—JA^
52
—
J
105"
it 106
Grand (F & W)
Bid.
N
10334
Jfc
f4s 65-
s
Ask.
Kentucky Bock Asphalt—
Debentures 6s 1940
Glen Alden Coal M
Bid.
Bonds.
Razor—
18.
2
101
mmmmrnm
102
VAJI V
Part paid ctfs (for 6% deb and
common
stock) 65% paid —
37
Debenture gold 6s 1941— J&D
*/ 31
Railway Express Agency Inc—
Serial 5s *35 '38 (s-a)
MAS
106
Series 6s ,39-'49 (s-a)
MA«
106
x.eliable Stores Oorp 6s *37 A&O
80
Reliance Mgt Uorp6a 1954—FAa k
7634
Remington Arms 6s 1937
MAN
10234
,emtngten Rand, lno—
Deb 534s 1947 with warr.MAN
92
9734
96
9534
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33"
10234
9234
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INDUSTRIAL & MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
93
NOTICE.—All bond prices are "and interest" except where marked
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of
Ask.
Bid
Bonda.
102 M
96 25
52
72
A BrassRevere Copper & Brass—
1st lnc 6s July '48 ser A
.
51
31
104
53
34
s
f 5s
78
/
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40
30)5
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MAN
31)5
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55
5
(F)
1st M
serial 6s
w
101
AAO
55"
53
46
24"
wlft A Co 1st
Ryerson (Joseph T) & Sons—
Sink fund deb 6s 1943
M
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101)5
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110)5
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111
5
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92
I
45
96
50
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(Germany)—_
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84)5
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110)5
7
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f g 5s '44
1940
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78)5
aylor W barton 1 A 8 6s '42M A2
1st A ref 7)4s 1940 Her A
tat / 47
*f 5
100
Joseph Lead Co—
s
10-rr 5% notes
102
5s IW44
k
41
s
42"
ruax-Traer
40
H-
Sharon Steel
65
5
J
1946 ser P.
Seneca Copper 7s 1933
Servel Corp (new) 6s 1948
67)5
102)5
10055
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Sheridan-Wyoming Coal Co—
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101
J
86)5
87
42)5
38
46)5
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3
SlemansAHalske 10-yr7s'35.
1
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SUesian-Am
3
6)5s'61wlth war
1941
Simmons Co 5s Nov. 1 1944
Sinclair Cons OH Corp—
78
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103)5
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10055
101)5
1
39)5
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40)5
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10355
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95)5
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99
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84
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21
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111)5
10225
112
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'39-FAA
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nited Biscuit of Am 6s
42
-
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1945.JAD
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95
34)5
33)5
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JAD
6)5s 1947 with warrants.. J&J
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g
5s
•
29
112
f 7s '51. AAO
42
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3625
35)5
31)5
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103)5
5
6
t
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550
13V
17.00C
1,200
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35
800
1,549
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Ex
50
Excb
41
A B.
12
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16
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7.400
2.700
71
34
57
Bartford Stk Exch.
65
20
Tr)
Ang Stock Excb
213
67
1500
tl.125
4,500
3.500
3.000
N
Boston Stock Exch
Buffalo Stk Exch..
Ran City (Bd of
99)5
Los
61
Los Angeles Curb Ex
LoulsvUle Stk Exch
Mllw Grain A Stk.
MInn Ob of Comm.
Mlnn-8t P Stk Ex.
85
87
Montreal Stock Ex
84
86
1235
20
Bi
Ex.
Exch..
Plttsb Stock Exch.
St Loots Exchange.
Salt Lake Stock Ex.
San Fran 8tk Ex—
San Fran Curb Ex.
Seattle Stock Exchl
Seattle Curb A M
f
Toronto Stock Exch
Washington Stk Ex
I Wheeling Stock Ex
Winnipeg Gr Exch
Valspar
§5"
JA
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-
103)5
Valvoline Oil 7s 1937
106
Vanadium Corp. of Amer.—
Oonv deb 5s 1941
AAO
10355
MAN
7X
9)5
9535
83)5
Van Camp Pack.—6s 1948.AAO *f 1235
New Orl Cotton
New Orl Stock
Phila Stock
"§"
8355
77
Chicago Bd of
Chicago Stock
Cincinnati Stk
Cleveland Stk
Columbus Stk
Ft Worth Gr A Cot
8525
900
17,300
344
United WaUPaper Fac 6s 1947 —
Universal Pipe A Had 6s 3t>. JAL
6
90
75
J
113
S Rubber—
Universal Winding Co 7s '37
0
Excb—1.375 $76,000
1,100
1 577
N Y Oof A Bug Ex.
106)5
69)5
28
85
1947 Ser A
JAJ
0H% serial notes 1935-..MAI k 10035
99
6)4 % serial notes 1936..
k
96
0)4% serial notes 1937-.
94
0)4% seria notes 1931... MAt k
90 35
6)4% serial notes 1939
91
0)4% serial notes 1940— Mai- k
k 102
3-year 6% notes 1936
J&D
8025
80 25
LO*t *oi
So
N Y Stock
450
55
Man
194S.
J
SEATS.
EXCHANGE
39)5
8 A British internat Ltd—
Deb
8
26
38
83
Baltimore Stk Excb
J*1
23
93
/
JAJ
AAO
A
10625
94)5
9
9
/
with warr
,
/
N Y Produce Excb
UnitedMteamsnip On 1937..MAN
nlted Steel WorkB (Germany)S F 0!4p 19M
85
*/ 44
FAA
1937
1st lien 6% notes
Youngst 8b A Tube—
1st m s f 5s 1978 ser
1st m 5s 1970 ser B
106
Jnlted Porto Rlcan Sugar C"
6)5% ctfs of dep 1937
7s ctfs of dep 1937
18
6)5
*f 52
-
1932
MAS
Wleooldt (W. A.) A Co. 5)4s *39
Willys-Overland 1st 6)4s '83 M*
Wilson A Co 1st 6s 194T
A A'
Wise (Wm H) A Co 6s 1938..JAD
Witherbee Sherman lnc 6s 1944-Wood (Alan) ir A St 0s 1944.AAO
Woodward Iron 5s 1962
»\
Sec conv 7)4s
105
FAA
6s May 1 1942 Ser A
Deb 6s 1946
50
Steel Co—
Jan 1935-MAb
USTruckingCorpS^s^ .JAD
Products—
Vf
Unassented.
85"
10425
1st A ref 6s
Snider Packing Corporation
(s-a).
98)5
100)5
JAJ
f 5s 1950
U S Finishing 5s 1939
1st M 5^s 1935-36
1st 5)5s 1937-43
155
nited Steel Wks of Burbach
)
Dairy
Pr lien A coll 7s
9
5
Southwest
Wickwlre Spencer
49
..
Deb 6Msl941
38)5
J
Bhreveport-El Dorado—
Corp 7s
99)5
10-yr deb 7s 1935 ex-warr MAN
FAA k
len A Co deb 6s 1944
nlted Drng5s 1963
Pipe Line Corp—
1st «f 6s 1947
'
50
/
J) Assoc Ltd 5s 1937J A*
10555
64)5
97
50
Spencer Steel 7s '86-Certificates of deposit
Co—
Coal
deb
nion Rock 1st 6s s
100 Vs
)
Whittal (M
Wlckw
Union OH Co of California—
Union Oil Corp—
Shell
Conv
91
Hocp—
*
Shell
—
0)5« 1943--MAN16
rum bull Steel if As 1940
MAN
/
/
1/
6% bonds Apr 1
MAS /
11
65
k
103)5
100
m
Certificates of deposit..
36
89
)
100
f/'
Whitaker Paper 7s 1942
MAN
White Sew M 6s 86 with w__ JA*>
Without warrants
Deb s f 6s 1Q40..
—
35"
105)5
Prl-Utilities Corp—
Oonv deb 5s 1979
36
)
f 6
Stamped
"7"'
111)5
65
56
36
36
Guar
107
105
8
5)4 % notes 1937
MAS
3
Wayne Coal Co 6s 1937
MAS f
Wayne Pump Co—
/ 25
Deb 6s w w 1948
JAD
72
Webster CAC 1st g 5s *42 op Ma*
57
West Indies Sugar 6s 1947--AAO f
8
W Va Coal A
181 6* 1W6U-.JA.
102 )5
Western Elec deb 5s 1944—AAO
Western Newspaper Union—■ .
41)5
Oonv deb 6s 1944—
FAA
Westvaco Chlorine Products
k 102)5
5)4s 1937
MAS
Wneeilng 8tee. Corp—
93 )5
1st A ref s f 5 He 1948 ser A. JAJ
8025
1st A ref sf 4Hs'53 ser B AA«l
80
I fk 40
/
23
JAD f 21
106
JAJ
104
MAS
8 f deb 5s 1938
106 )5
1941 --JAD
Sugar Corp 1st 7s *39 JAJ
Stpd (July 1930 coup on) 1939- f
47)5
55
/
29
MAS
1939
Warren Bros Go—
Conv s f deb 6s 1941——-MAS
3
/
MAS /
1932-1942-MA^ /
Pipe Line 5s 1940
deb 0s
Warner
i«37- AAO r 24
1st 7s 1942 ctfs of dep
60 X
28
1944--..-AAO
Warner Sugar Ref 7i
E agar Estates of Orlente—
140)5
135
Warner Co 1st 6s
54
tuts Motor Car 7 >*»
20
102
Ward Baking 6s 1937
JADlf
Warner Bros Ptct 6s 1939-.-MAS
Warner-Qulnlan Co—
90
88
agar Pine number Co—
Royal Dutch Co—
mmfm
tudebaker Corp 6s 1942...JAD */ 42
39)5
Certificates or deposit
84
30
44
6)4s'35 ser a with war AAO
Without warrants
mmmm
fk 30
...
1948.—
Wells
oruthers
106
Rocky Mtn Fuel 6s 1943
52
Oonv
1st
19
1963—JAJ
'49-MA8
40 X
25
6
30
0Hs 1943
A Paper Ltd—
Victor Fuel 1st s f g 6s
Va Iron Coal A Coke 6s
Deb
fk 39
fk 32
itlnnes lidugo, industries—
Deb 7s '40 'without war.) A AO fk 38
30
796
7s 1938—
f
6
Vertlentes Sngar 1st 7s 1942.JAD
♦/* 6
Certificates of deposit
Walworth Co 1st 6s 1945—AAO
92)5
44
4% Stamped
4% Stamped
♦/2825
28)5
63)5
/
f
Otfs of deposit.
34"
91
Brothers 6iaf 1947...
Itlnnes (Hugo) Corp—
Gen 7s *30 (without war).AAO
41*
Rich field OH of California
Rueping
42
33
Bid.
Bonds
Van Slyke A Horton
11055
Co of Can 6s 1940
JAJ
A Tubes deb 6s 1943._MA»
mrm
/
Rlordon Pulp
W:
Ask
59
55
74"
103)5
..
Bid.
Bonda.
i
Reynolds Invest 6s 1048.—Ai
Rbeineibe Union
7s 1946
Ji
Vf" and income and defaulted bonds.
the month preceding the date of issue.
.
78
29
196
523
21
i/SO
600
70
206
115
44
47
75
100
94
113
40
13
465
5.000
700
5.000
500
7,200
2,500
4,000
1,250
5O0
100
2,500
"125
1,500
1,400
60.000
2,700
250
2",ioo
175
2.0 Ml
1.000
i",66o
1.000
300
"250
15,000
9.100
55,000
540
500
51,000
,000
ii",6c5
/This price Includes accrued Interest,
k Last sale, n Nominal,
r Canadian price, s Sale price,
u There are 470 memberships—o
27 held by the Exchange, leaving 390 active memberships outstanding,
t Sale July 5 1932. § Prices of Wheeling
memberships are fixed.
No open market. Original price $250, now $1,000.
1 Book value. Membership of Ft. Worth Grain at
Cotton Exchange is limited to 90.
Exchange buys certificates lu order at $450 when funds are available.
90 Seats, 67 outstanding y 80 Seats,
70 members.
% Auction sale.
♦ Negotiability impaired by maturity.
J Bonds being exchanged for preferred stock.
6 Basis.
which 53 are held as dividend seats,
Stock
Exchange
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue.
Stocki.
Par.
Bid.
Ask.
Stocks.
Par.
Ask.
Bid.
Per
Per\share.
Stocks
Bid.
Par
Ask
Clover Mills
TEXTILE
Oowpen8
Northern Mills.
llgeoQuin
American
Print
Mfg
i
152**
160
101
Amoskeag Mfg
Preferred
9
let
Preferred
52
Mills..
Darl'g'n Mfg (8 O)
Drayton Mills
100
9
JJiinuean
Aruiitfbuu M (Mmi)i
21
24
7% preferred.....
Durham Hosiery
6 % preferred
Eagle & Phenix.100
Eagle Yarn
Easiey Cotton Mills
7 % preferred
Efird Manufacturing
Enterprise Mfg (Ga).
Berkshire
55
62 **
Fine
Spinning
%
5
cum
Oo..(t)
4
5
100
24
27
pref
Blgef-Sanf Oarp't..t
Preferred
...__
10o
Fairforest
100
80
36
Charlton
50""
Mills
100
Dexdale Hoa com../
Preferred
90
55
10U
Alpaca (Mass) I
47
14**
neraiCotton
t
Ges lold M (N B) .t
Preferred
...1
1
r
No tee
Hil >urn M (N B) 75
La *ton Mills
luu
ijuther Mfg (P R).j
Merchants Mfg.
Slehawk
(Bait)
100
Preferred
100
Narragansett Mills
(F R) oom
loo
NaahaweuaM
-f
Nashua M (N H) 100
Preferred..
loo
Nelld Mills (N
.J
Wanqultr M (N B) t
Pacific Mills
f
48
30
40
Baltimore Amer-2.50
86
92
102
Fidelity 9c Guaranty
Fire Oorp—
10
16
22
20
.25
..
18
460
87
468
90
14**
15**
{Brooklyn—SeeN Y.
45
»
20
Hanes (F
H) Knit.5
70
7
96
7% preferred
48
50
27
28
Henrietta 7% pref..
32**
Imperial Yarn
4§" "
50
2
16**
Inman
58
60
(Fire)
10
39
41
Automobile Ins
10
19**
21**
Hartford
10
51
53
Fire
Hartf Steam Boll
4
37
6
4**
7
28
9
66
62
National
Fire
51
53
Fireman's
55
50
40
40
70
Phoenix
(Fire)
10
64**
66**
National
Limestone Cot Mills
Linford Mills
10**
Lydla
4
25
Cotton
Serial
~8~~
5**
II"
Mollohon
10
Monarch
85
National
70
20
15**
30
10
35
17**
25**
_
.
-
25
-
409
412
Milwaukee.
N
W
4**
National...25
113
5
118
60
66"
Old Line Life
9K
10
Mills..
12
16
Wisconsin Nat Life
9
10
Weaving..
18
25
95
85
2d preferred
Nat Yarn Mills
64
76"
30
35
26
66
35
75
*
Minneapolis.
Nor'weet F 9c M
17
.
18
Newark.
32
7% preferred--100
60
66
\raerlcan
...2.50
5
Perfection Spinning.
44
51
Firemen's
.5
6
Pickens Cot Mills.
80
85
105
Yerk Mfg (Me).100
98
Piedmont Mfg (S Cj
Poe. P W. Mfg (SO)
Ranlo Mfg
\Q
—
7% preferred——
20
42
45
10**
4**
11**
5**
New Baven.
26
Security
Ins.....10
28
29**
Riverside A Dan B*
Southern Mills.
56
American Yarn&Proc
22
7% preferred
Anderson O M (SO).l
90
35
5
5
63
Arcade Cotton Mills
Arcadia
Mills
10
5
mmmm
Mills..
Avondale Mills
mmmm
5
Beaumont Mfg....
7% preferred
25
mmmm
85
Beitou Mills (8 O) 25
10
25
30
120
m
mmm
Sibley Mfg (Ga).100
Smyre (A M) Mfg—
7 % preferred
(f)
8
68
.....
6% preferred.——
Clifton v|fK (nU)10i)
Climax Spinning—
Butte
48
Butte A
±mtmm
20
16
Pan Amer Life
...
New York.
Amer
88
mmmm
Alliance
10
6
Reserve
10
16
Bankers 9c
City of New York 10f>
4
7
80
73
3
5
100
37
Southern Worsted pf
30
Preferred
Spartan Mills (SO>
Spencer Corporation
loo"
Ship..25
48
33 5*
1
17**
19**
17
19
53
20
167
28
173
19**
57
19**
39**
21**
28
25**
H
40
45
32
Home Fire Securs.10
34
Knickerbocker ....5
8
2**
10
5
10
12
1st 7% pref...100
60
64
Common...
2d 5% pref
12
16
Preferred
56
62
50
56
90
74
76
100
30
36
Merchants
10
100
"65*
12**
67
5**
9**
2
7**
3
...
10
37
39.
25**
26**
7 % preferred. .
1
Federal M A
100
7%
preferred. 100
Golden Cycle Corp.
Goldfield Oonsoi
10
10
Mfrs Casualty..10
Pbila
Life
10
Reliance........
10
Victory...*.....
10
Association.
Ins Co of N A
Fire
Canadian price,
s
.
1
Mines
Philadelphia
r
100
Falcon Lead
Granby Cons MSA
Power
Nominal
Y
Evans Wall Leau <f)
63
6**
25
.5
Westchester
10
.50c
Dome Mines Ltd.(t)
74
n
Mexicaua
34
60
Stuyvesant
25
UDlted States....10
6
Gold Min & M—1
22
80
118
1
Cresson Consolidated
57
45
70
7% preferred--100
5
Copper
Cons Min 9c Smelt 25
Copper Range
Oust
31
98
1
21
Pacific Fire
Rossla Ins
65"
Consol
.
25
..12**
50
67
3
Chief Oonsol Min.
Chile Cooper..
Como Mines
River..*..25
National LlDert>__6
New York..
.5
North
5
52
i\*
|
Paso-
Eagle Bird Mine
Eagle Picb Lead..20
Preferred
-400
Northern...
Mfg-100
26**
Fire Asso
55
58
t
22
.10
Home
.
-1
25
Carnegie Metals
36
.25
50
.....10
.1.. .5
Hanover
50
Zinc-Lie*
Co
Globe 9c Rutgers
Great American
48
102
Callahan
O "Unmet *• Tfeoia
Oerro de
85
1st M 6s Jan ^4941
Wallace Mfg Co..
Ware Shoak. Mfg 100
Preferred
.10
..
Central Am Mines..
8
—
Sun
Copper Min Co..
Calif Copper Co.. 10
28
Lincoln ..........5
100
Victor-Monag Co
7% pref
100
Victory Yarn Mills—
Cop 9c Z Co. C
29**
Hamilton
Union-Buffalo Mllh
28c
Dredg¬
27**
2.50
50
33**
I Par value $100.
11**
5**
16C
Fidelity-Phenlx 2.50
38
Serial notes
Sterling Spinning—.
Sfcowe Spinning—_.
k Last sale.
4**
37
Bwana M'Kubwa—
Amer Eqult com
\mer
Wiscassett Mills
Woodside Cot Mills
In liquidation,
40c
ftSulllv&i MAO 10
lo
25
95
40
75
25
Wellington Mills, (t)
*
Gold
85
Continental
34
71
Preferred
West Point
1
20**
ing, Ltd
75
Process com—(t)
78
84
10c
Golc
-It
Hawk Mines.
Bulolo
New Orleans
78
China Grove Cot...
Ohiquola Mfg
.
Bagdad Copper
85
Southern Franklin
Common—
.
$6 preferred
25
AnacondaOopMln 50
4nd»S Conner M (t)
Ariz Cornstock
Austin Silver Min—
78
Preferred
8
..25
8% preferred
STOCKS
Smelting
76
Bleachery
9c Print Wks com.
4
Chadwlck-Hosklns
99
38
Soutnern
40
Oalhouu Mills
Co
7**% 1st pref
Rosemary 7** % pref
Rowan Cotton Mills
Saxon Mills
100
mmmm
7% preferred
Burlington Mills
5
63
99]
99]
99**
Bunxer ilill
68
Preferred
Bibb Mfg
lQf
Brandon Oorp A....
Class B
Cannon Mills
40
100
Preferred
Arkwrlsht
92"
6% preferred
Roanoke Mills—
100
-
Gold Mining
Jun<au
Black
25
Common
mmmm
Atlantji Mutual—
Altar Cons Mines—
Amer
Zinc
ueau
A
25
23
Wamoutta M'NB)I
.
ANCK SCRIP
Mining
28
101
IN8UB-
MARINE
Alaska
21
98
50
20
5
.
_
Admiralty Alaska
25
P&coiet Mfg <«•* O).
20**
100
J
Union.
MINING
32
Norris Cot Mills...
20
11
30
Life..—
19.32
Firemen's
80"
Mfg pref.
OMfSO
7% preferred
28
52
15**
65
•
Orr CotM (Rri).iOi
7**
50
24
17
Newberry O M (SO
..100
10
10
Gen
80
Prior preferred
18
90
9c
.10
Lincoln Nat Life.. 10
Travelers'
100
Couo
80
Insurance
Casualty
Surety......
Aetna Life
30
Mills..
Musgrove
Life
Aetna
65
Mfg
Mfg Co
Mills Mills uref
70
65
60
45
47
Mills
notes......
Majestic
Inap 9t Ins
35
Locke Cotton Mills.
61
10
lor cor an
65
10
10
60
60
8
32
3
10
Ltf*
10**
60**
28**
Washington.
Judsonvillis ApflOO
Preferred B
100
Laurens O M (8 n
4
..
100
amerlcaa.^
King (J P) Mfg (Ga
2
35
Plymouth Cordage. I
Abbeville O M (SO) 1
Acme Spinning
Calif-West State Life
iurlngf Fire 9c M_2f
—
66
152
Springfield, Mass
Hartford.
80
...
20
7\
Aetna
Mills
Millc. pre.
19
100
Industrial Cotton
15"
5
149
\
West Coast
•Camden Fire
43
San Francisco
iccldental..
Camden
I
24
32
42
1
Minn
(Los Angeles)
10
*m
32
Mills
Paul
Pacific Mutual
i
Preferred
St
Home Fire 9c Mar»
45
Hartsvllle Cot Mill
6
40
FiremenFund
35
Hamrick
5
40
40
Marlboro Mills
100
100
Grantevllle Mfg.lOt
50
Bouie Mill (JN rf)_100
Taber Mills (N B)__l
17
4K
Boston.
Mass Bonding
45
Saco Lowell
Shops
1st preferred
Sagaujore Mfg
4**
St P Fire & Mar.25
Grendel Mills
10
29
25
Louis.
Gen Amer Life
Baltimore.
Oolum Nat Llfo. 100
Pllsrrlm Mills
(P R>--
44
15**
i **
28
19340
81
49
8
15
Richmond.
Cent States Life
25
Mansfield
Sanford Mills..
INSURANCE
STOCKS.
75
25
Rhode Island.
*
Virginia Fire
48
Glen wood
27
5
100
50
Life
60
20
7% preferred...
Gaffney Mfg
50
Marion
„
44
15
Boston
33
Co (F R)..
36
38
87**
Notes
Qutsseu Mills tNB)
Rich Bordea Mfg
78
...
26
95
28
100
...
55
35
86
23 **
85
Preferred.,,
r
32
Pierce Mfg (N B)_J
Peuuueita M UN**)./
Pawdrell & Alex
t
Preferred
.
80
97
7% preferred
in
4**
(t)
Wash'ton
...
Finish Co
Peppereli Mfg (Me; /
.
r
com
I'rov
Puritan
and Marine....25
20
Preferred.
Carpet .20
Ml V. Wood Mills
r
(t)
100
Penmans.Ltd
I
100
Preferred
100
101
Merchants
130
r
65
2**
Hathaway Mrg(NPW
79
r
Mills...
Gossett Mills
92 **
Grlnnell Mfg (N B).
r
36
60
93
Montreal Cottons
6
45
25
Gainesville Cot Mnn
9
25"
Draper Oorp
56
r
Florence Mills
20
G
r
10
99
...
100
Preferred
99
com..
Flint Mfg Co
9
I
Fo
—
r
Domln Text. Ltd- (t)
Preferred
100
20
21
—
Serial notes...
7
Berder O Mfg (PB; I
Boss Mfg com
100
0*urne Mills (FB).<
Oabot Mfg
loo
—
90
.m
6% preferred
83**
Bawth Mfg (N B>.J
Preferred
to
Erwin Cotton
AS*.
Canadian Mills
Jan Convert, Ltd. J
Jan Cottons.Ltd, 100
40
15
M
50
"7"
•»•**»
34
40
Dixon Mills
6
2**
65
—
Crescent Spinning..
Dallas MIk i Ala.,
42
6% preferred
„t
Barnard Mfg (FR>J
Beacon Mfg (NB).i
Preferred
1Q0
75"
60
.....
Assoc Textile Oo«__t
Sid.
Pa
Providence
61"
Ooiuuibuo Mfg (Ga
Converse (D B).10i
STOCKS.
•tooka
Per share.
tha re.
10(
46
45
48
Greene-Oananea. 100
47
Hancock
19
20
Hecla
1
Sale price,
Cons,
20
Mining—25<
2**
9**
9**
x Ex-dividend,
t Without par value
0
INDUSTRIAL '& MISCELLANEOUS
94
STOCKS
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
Pet
Hcllinger Mines
ft
Oonsol
50%
3%
12%
5%
'
.......
Preferred
^
AC
1
Isle Roy ale Cop..2ft
Kennecott Copper. 1
Kerr Lake........ft
Kildun Mining.
Lake Sh
Mii««*«. I
Louisiana L
a &
i"
,
18%
2
11-16
58%
3$
Magma Copper Oi 1(
Mayflower old Col ft
19
McIntyrePorcupineft
45%
3%
1%
Miami
Copper..
'
Mohawk
Mother Load Co«>.«
Mines
(f)
„
5%
Abbotts'
i?g*
A
2%
13-16
59%
3%
3%
19%
30c
45%
3%
7 % preferred..100
21 %
%
inn
2
100
Abraham Astraut (t)
100
7%preferred
13
30
106
Acetol Prod A...(t)
Acme Steel......25
Acme Wire
v
(1
26%
>
7%
4
36%
40%
2%
38%
25c
40
Mines
North
Butte
Ohio Copper
it
Old Dominion Co.2ft
Pacific Tin
(t)
2%
39%
27c
9c
6c
50c
68c
20%
22%
3%
3%
Park-Utah—
Oonsol
Patino
Mines ..]
Enterprise com (f)
Pioneer Gold. Ltd.l
13%
11%
13%
12
Pond Creek—
Qulncy
0'
Roan Antelope Mill
Ltd. Amer shares.
St Anth Gold V1 ..1
8t Joseph Lea
)t
SanjToy Mining....
i
..If
Bhattuck Oenn
ft
Silver King Coal...5
Siscoe Gold Ltd
1
So Am Gold a Plat.)
Stand
Silver-Lead 1
Sunshine Mining. 10c
Teck-Hughes G M.l
Tom Reed Gold....
*18
%
Brewing
Distilling Co
u,
16%
17*
2c
3c
Utah-Apex.
.ft
Utah Copper Co_.2G
Utah-Metal A Tan
1
Ventures Ltd
(t)
Walker Mining
1
Wend en Copper..."
Wright Hargreaves
Mines
(t)
...
Yukon Gold~
Zenda Gold Mining
2%
r2%
K
4%
20c
*3%
%
9%
4%
45c
125%
124%
4H
1%
54%
2%
95c
■ft
17*
75c
4\
l6/
67\
2\
1.01
Ltu.
«% pref
wo
Class O warrants.
Class D warrants.
Amal Leather
1
6% Preferred
ft'
Am Beet Sugar name
25c
Common
Amer
...
2ft
..
100
Preferred
100
Am
Chain com..
7% preferred—100
49"
Am Chicle—
53
Am
Amer
com...20
Alcohol
16
Am Crystal Sugar 10
Preferred
100
"1H
Amer Cyanamld A10
Class B
20
10
600
Tiling
28
(t)
Ltd
8% preferred—100
25
Am-Havaiian SS 10
Am HIdf A Lentil (t >
69*
Amer Hosiery
Amer Ice Co
6%
11
104%
99%
139
142
im
1m
«?b
17*
37
3%
15
6
25
62
140
100
24
2%
27%
8
52%
19%
17%
26
(t)
non-cum
pflOO
Amer 1Q Ohem A
IX
108%
6%
70
18
11%
5
18%
30%
40
4%
27%
8%
55
2%
1%
150
8
it*
2§*
11*
29
30
33
(t)
37
2
12
1%
Amer
16
1
1%
...
%
6%
Locomotive
♦
7 % preferred—100
Amer Mach A Fay. t
Am M&ch & Met (t)
Vot trust ctfs—(t)
7
%
23
65
86 conv pref—.(f
7% preferred-.10
Armstrong Cora.. 5
Arnold. Constable. 6
Artjooro Oerp
7% pref...,.
10'
Art Metal Constr.10
Art Metal Works..5
Associated
120%
19%
4%
75%
125*
of New York...20
Brass......... 5
Bohn Refrig pref. 100
Bon Ami com A_. ft'
Common B
t
Borden Co.....
25
Associated Oil.
.26
Associated Rayon (f)
Atl Coast Fisheries, t
Atl Gulf A W
Boston-Herald
Traveler Corp.(t)
,8*
40
40%
32
3%
<5%
15
4*
130*
Bridgi
4*
3 J*
116%
"H
94
61%
22%
_.
14
Ordinary bearer t k
British Celanese Ltd
Amer dep rets..
Brown Co 6% pf-100
Brown Forman
6
Class
12%
9%
9%
A.......(t
B_.
(t)
7 % preferred-. 100
10%
6%
Bruce (E L) com.(t)
br uns w tck-Jb aia«
Collender..—. (t
Preferred
-.100
42
36%
Buckeye Pipe L.
5%
36%
"A*
40
I*
2%
8%
12
10
25
9%
24%
*
41%
102
50
31
61
Co. 10
7 % cum pref, 101
82% conv. pref..6
Bucyrus-Erle
Budd <K Gt Mfg
AA
50
6%
4%
tr
22
..(t)
.
—
20
100
43
Preferred
Burco inc com—
10%
58
6
4
3%
2
t
(t)
25
Burma Corp Ltd—
Am dep receipts. -
3
Burns Bros com A(t)
2
Preferred
,
%
Warrants..
57
4%
5%
4%
8%
(t)
-
Watch,
(t)
^3 50 conv pref (t)
Bunte Bros com.. 10
BuIovh
26
5%
20
7% preferred..
Buliaro Co.
103%
55
Axton-Fisb Tob A10
Babcock A Wtl
J(t'
Budd Wheel
4*
6%
25%
9%
Aviation Corp (Del) 5
Aviation See of N E1
Chemical—(t)
2%
6%
Brown Fence A Wire
3%
Com
Powder.
Austin, Nich A Oo-t
Prior A
(t)
AutoVot Machine(t)
31%
Brown
Atlas
6 % preferred- -100
Atlas Tack
t
Auburn Automob (t)
31
_.(t)
Distillery
"7"
Vot tr ctf—(t)
24" ~
6
10
55
65
Burr Add Machine (t)
8%
34%
6%
P
Com class B—(t)
Vot tr ctfs.-(f)
Bush Term Co com (Tv
22%
8
7% cum pref. .100
Rata—
100
(f)
7% preferred-.100
Warrrants
.......
Baltimore
Tube.lOC
Preferred
100
8
31%
4%
(+1
6% % conv pf.100
Barnsdall Corp
5
Baumann (L) pf.100
Uayuk Cigars
25
30
Butler Bros..
20
Butler (James)—10
101
23
Preferred. ....100
Butterlck Co
(t)
B-yers (A
mm
♦
7 % part pref- .100
Cable El Pr v t c.(t)
19*
KadloTuhe(t)
Cache La Poudre—.
35
Cam Pack 0»rp
-
100%
2
4
15
20
3
2%
20%
6%
18%
30%
Cream. .25
18
87
66
WA
12%
\lH
12%
95
67%
13%
Bellanca Aircraft-
Common v t c
1
Bendlx Aviation—.5
2%
12
3%
12%
16%
8%
iWj
40%
(•able
Campbell
(f)
Wyant
&
7
Cannon Fdry.-(t)
Canada Oement.lOO
Preferred
10O
38
15%
Can Dry Ging Ale 5
Canada 88 Lines, f
Pref erred-.... 100
Canada
Wire
Cable A
Class B
4%
A
(t)
Canadian Bronze
8%
3%
-
104%
20
8
Bldgs pref ctfs-100
100
-.1"<
2%
7% debenture .100
4
Bamberger (L) A Co
5%% pref..
100
Bancroft (J) A Sons t
Preferred—_ 100
11%
Bush Terminal
2
(t)
(t)
22
101
Preferred... _-10*v
6
Canadian Car A P(t) r
Preferred.
®^2Jcbaser 11180 pay8accrued dividend, k Last sale.
14%
k
25
Can&d Celanese.. (t)
Preferred
100
.....
Can Fairbank pf.100
^
95
33
Coupon....—(f)
Registered —..(f)
Brit-Amer Tobregl
5%
6%
4%
6
19
Bristol Brass.
25
7% pref.. —loo
Bristol-Myers. .... 5
Brit-Amer Oil Ltd—
20
5%
2%
%
%
6
77
19%
5%
5
1
J
,
6
62
73
17%
—(t)
it)
Class B.
Brill Corp cl. A.,
oiass H
95%
JA
61*
2%
17%
pt n
.
4%
Ji
3*
First
105
4
10%
Mach. vi
Brtgge Mfg..
(1
Brigg" A 8trat»or» <i
Brighton Mills pf...
Bright Star Elec—
1%
37%
34%
25%
preferred 100
Second preferreo(t)
17
99
6%
Belding Hem'way(t)
42%
15%
1%
7
1
3
(t)
82.75 cum pref—.
Bower Roll B'r'g..5
Bowm Bilt Hoteie(t)
Class A
(t)
Beech-Nut Pack.
75
12%
98
1%
35%
Plywood
7% 1st pref
14
100
Preferred
1%
3%
i*
Atlas
Barker Bros.
20%
A Rubber com.(t)
Bourjois, Inc
9
'♦>
5 % non-cum pflOO
Retiit'u_.26
Preferred
Baldw Loe
24%
21%
106%
6%
7% pref
—.100
Borne,Hcrymser. 2ft
7% preferred.. 100
Atlantic
balabau St
....
35
Borg WarnerOorp 10
lna
88 Lines
48%
Botany Cone M. A 60
9
ord
£1
;
Bohn Alumlnuui A
"if*
9
Trust
UBFIdelAGu(Md). 2
7
36
54
dep rets
registered
7%
coiu.t
*■
Boston Woven Hose
4
Dry
as
1
6% 1st pref—.100
7% 2d pref—100
Am
3%
31
ju*
1st nref
10*
Bohack Realty pf...
Apparel
.ft)
Assoc
or^t
...
Del
U« (111)Common
6
17%
Common. .....(f)
Boback
69
42
%
4%
Co
Armour <*
Beatrice
Corp. (+1
7 % preferred. .100
Amer Laundry
Machinery
20
2%
100
.
2
103
Inr7^
7% preferred .100
6%
Amer-La France
Foamlte
1
c—(f)
4
Boeing Airplane—*5
122%
13%
C—1
Apex Elec Mfg
(t)
Apponang Co
(t)
AFW Paper.,
(f)
Archer-Daniels Midi
7% preferred- 100
Baker
17%
"4
Am Intern Corp.. (t >
%
Mortgage Corp. 10
A
1
Amer Home Prod
72
36
3
Home Title Xna (NY)
Lawyers' M Co...20
__
.
7 % preferred. -100
100
7
23
22%
101%
98%
2
Amer Equities Co
I
Am Express.
.100
Amer Hard Rub..50
15
Am Hardware
Title Guar
57
Amer Encaustic
TITLE GUARANT EE &
SATE DEP08IT 8T OCKS
5
54%
Commercial
.
Casualty (Rait)
o
61
Cigar——100
Preferred
-.100
Amer Coal (N J) .25
Amer Colortype—10
15
250
100
Factory Bldg Tr (B)l
Fifty Associates (B)
Hotel Tr (Boston)...
Kimball Bldg Tr(BL
New York Title A
IX
ift
1%
7% preferred—100
25
25
(Boston)
I
Devonsh BldgTr(B)I
Lawyers Title A
Guaranty.....100
Lawyers W eotchester
Mtge A Title. 100
Maryland Oas Co. 2
Mtge Bond A Title
com
(f)
New Amsterdam
irA
Canadian
Am Caramel.
15"
(t
Anheuser-Busch
74
77
122%
1%
7%
15
6C
-
Bloomlngdale Bros.t
Pref cum 7%—10C
Blumentha) (8)—
Industries
Am Car A Fdv.. (*
Per share
15
ates
Bond A M Guar..20
Chicago T A Tr.lOG
OitySD( Alb.NY) lOf
Empire TltleAGulOO
Fidelity A D (Mri 20
43%
i!i*
Preferred...
Assoc El Indus, Ltd
1
..
Properties.... (t)
Cent BldgTr (B)..l
Chic R E Trus'a 1000
East Boston Co (B).
Essex St Tr (Boat) J
iiH
Am Brake Sh & F
16c
26 pref \ t
35
115
95
65
67
Assoc Breweries—(f)
1
conv pref—5
American Book—lOi
REAL ESTATE TB
* LAND STOCKS
City RET (O)-.fiOO
Congress St Associ¬
38%
37
it)
Am Bank Note... 10
13%
21%
%
41%
21%
l^H
Blaw-Knox Co.-.(t)
Bliss (E W) Co.—. 1
Armour A
43
7 % preferred. . 100
Wharf Co.. 1
65"
38%
Corp. (f)
Agrlc Ohem—
(Delaware)
1
Amer Agrlc Ohem—
(Conn) $6 pref.(t)
119
Arcturus Rad Tube t
3%
33%
43%
24
Amerada
. .
Wringer
7% guarpref--100
3%
63%
6
80
2d preferred, ..10
27
7% preferred.. 100
.
"8
Preferred 7%.—50
Am Can.
Boston
54%
64*
93
10
24
3
13
H"
Andian Nat Corp (t)
Angostura-Wupperlmann Corp
7%
9%
23%
58%
(t)
American Arcb_.
Type Found-(T)
7 % preferred- -100
Amer W Ind Glass
90
13%
12%
52*
60
7%
9
Am Transformer (t)
$6 % conv pref. (t)
105
1 nn
Corp
25
100
.
125
7%
Alum GoodsMfg.(t)
Am Bev'ge
6% preferred-
127
chgd to Am Crystal
""%
Common B...
Anaconda W A C_(t)
Anchor Cap..
(t)
Amer
25c
Am Tobacco coni.26
Amer
12%
12%
Mfg
(t)
114
pref— .5
Anchor P A Fence(t)
75
7% preferred—100
Albany Tr (Bost) 1OG
Bd of Tr Bid Tr (O).
Boa Gr'd R'TTr(O)
Do* RET iBos). 100
BosStor W h'se (B).f
22%
36
%
Preferred
100
Aluminum Co com.t
Aluminum
11
7% preferred- -100
2*
Preferred.. ...(♦
Blauner's com
(t)
3%
17%
54%
2%
17%
Am Sumatra Tob (t)
Am Thread
Am Wr Pap v t
i-
^5. nrefprr^
*1
Preferred..
18
Aloha Portl Cem.(t)
-
Sugar Refs
Am Wool (Mass).(t)
%
■
Allls-Chalmers
22c
1%
86%
33
...100
Allied Kid CoConvertible pref—
Allied Mills inc..(t)
Common
IB
A
1
23
Tonopab
Tonopah
Bel mont.l
Mining.. 1
Treadweli Yukon...
United Verdi ExtftOi
80
Alle*n Steel com (t)
Allen Indus pref.(t)
22%
15c*
1§*
101%
Algoma Oonsol Ltd—
7% preferred
5 k
Corp
7% pref.
78
iS*
1%
Alaska Pack Assnl 00
&
100
Am
...
Pocahontas
Premier Gold M
Seneca Cop
Shannon..
Air-Way Electric
Appliance.
Obem
1%
60c
101 %
.
Allied
"ttee< F'«ir»ti» 1*
7 % preferred- . 100
American Stores
A
5*
it*
Ainsworth Mfg...10
Air Reduction.
j. (t)
Allied
Mines A;
35c
(*>
10
2ft
pflOO
Amer Stove
Affiliated Prod.. (
Agfa Ansco...—it)
41%
4
6 % non-cum
A/
Rosario.........
Newmont Mining.lf
Nlplsslng M' now
Noranda
"1%
%
5\
1\
13%
121
34%
Am Rnuff
%
...
115
t+l
100
Aero Supply Mfg-
Rubber.
13%
Amer Ship bldg. _(t)
Amer Ship A Oora(t}
100
6% second pf-,100
28%
Hililugs * bpen...26
2%
20%
%
8%
4%
32
cum
Birtman Elec Co..ft
22
AmHroelr A Refg
7 % preferred- .
3
Bing A Bing
Amer Seating v t c. t
Piano A Plan..
Aetna
15%
American Screw. 10
26
Class B
(t)
Aetna Brewery..—1
12
JK
98
A—.—(t)
"4"
Am Salamandra—10
Aeolian-Weber
Class
'3%
54
7
o
Preferred....!
pref..300
Bickfords Inc
(t)
Am Safety Rasor (t)
83
27
15%
(
Benson A Hedges (
Berghoff Brew
1
1%
38 %
6
7% pf ww——100
\ddresgograph Multigraph Corp.. 10
Advance-Rumc»v (t)
Aeolian Co pref....
Class A
—50
25
Industrial
common.
Best A Co lnc...(1
Bethlehem Steel, (f)
Amer
Am Roiling MUi
7%
Adams Millis
Radiator A
Stand Srnit—(t
7% cum pref. .100
Am Republics com(t)
25
3
7%
36%
79%
55
1
107%
(f
1 I1 1
1
45
5% preferred—110
51*
1
19
2%
t C..25
Adams Express.,
8"
1
Potash
&
23% Amer
Ohem....——(f)
J*
16.,
75%
24
1st preferred--.50
Preferred.
ftf1
Preferred
—.
1
50
82
Abitibi Pow A Pay- f
6% pref
-
Amer Pneu 8erv..2ft
48%
Bid.
Par
Per
Loan
American Meter... t
Amer News
.(t)
Dairy—(t)
Preferred
NY dc Honduras
...
73
-
Preferred
..100
Abercrombie A Fitch
%
51%
New Jersey Zinc.
New River Co...
Stoeks.
Beneficial
16
6% conv pref. 100
INDUSTRIAL AND
MISCELLANEOUS
7% pref.
3.03%
Ex t
MlningCorp (Can) (t) k
3%
13
1
...1
KirklandLakeQold 1
3
45c
A
27
Ask.
25
Maracaibo..l
Amer Metal Co..
T
Abbott Lab'tories (t)
2%
Iron Cap Copper .11
Island Creek Ooal.l
Am Maize Prod.. (t)
13%
Mines
Bid.
Pat
Amer
13%
Imperial Eagle Min.
Stocks.
Per share.
20%
50%
Inspiration cons
Copper,
Internet! Mining..1
Warrants
Ask.
Per share.
412
390
Hudson Bay Mln
AiSraeltlDR.
„(t)
Idaho Maryland
Bid.
Par
share.
20%
Hsmestake Min.lOf
Howe Sound
v t c.5
Btoeka
Ask.
Bid.
Pat
Stocks*
I Par value 8100.
n
Nominal,
i
r
Canadian price,
s
Sale price,
x
r
12%
15%
i07%
65
Ex-dividend,
t Without
OCT., 1934.]
INDUSTRIAL
95
STOCKS
MISCELLANEOUS
&
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue.
Stocks.
Bid.
Par.
Stocks.
Ask.
Per
60
Oonsol
62
Indus Alch. (t)
Glass B
(f) r
8
Oarlb Syndicate. .26
7%
2%
H)
carnation Go.
7 % pref
Carrier Oorp
Gate (j
i
63 %
16%
Case Lockwoou A
Bralnard C«._10«
Catalin Oorp
UaterpiUai
4H
26H
24%
]
(f'
.
Preferred
$3
k
k
*
_
84
Celotex Go
coin
88
7%
pref
.100
.
Celluloid Corp
16
1st preferred.,
(t)
$7 pref
(t)
Central Agulrre
50
70
23
25 H
Oentury Rib Mills.!
7% preferred.. 100
6
85
26
Crane Co com.... to
Preferred.. ..100
Cream of Wheat
t
30
Creole
Croft
Petrol......6
ioo
10G
96
Brewing
l
Crosley Radlo___(t)
Crowell Puhllsh'g (t)
IOO"
12"
Preferred
12 H
10
Chlckasha Cot O
(+)
5
Preferred
J" "io«'
Chrysler Corp.
6
17
Vds~
rns
21
(
(+i
.
(Cleveland)
79%
Olty 4r..»rClass A....
Claude
Lt
Preferred
OlevePd
Class
Decker (A)
wo
J^ssxr•<»k
o&sr-10?
J.V.lft)
Ooca-Ooia Intern, (f)
Peet.
(t)
_
6% preferred—100
vK"? £-Alkiuau
i
or,
Colonial Beacon Oil
t
Corp._(t)
%o\or Pictures
&
lron..(fj
0.^ Patent
Celts Preferred., ioo
...
dep rets ord £5
Diesel-Wemmer
110
112
130
131 %
Devoe
254
■.}
.
15
12 %
2b
Columbia Baking—t
S7 1st pref
_
}
2nd pref....
0o'umW»
r
j
B'casting
System Inc
Class A
Class B
Col O A <J
(f)
5
*
a
com
Preferred
t
(+)
OarbonvtcG)
•^merc,al OredltlO
pf..25
ftS<^refcl B
OH % cum
-26
pref 100
o% convcl A.
.60
Comm 1 Invest Tr
t
Conv preropt
Comm Solvents
ser
f
t
Compo Shoe—
1%
warrants) _.10o
Dictaphone com.(t)
Preferred
100
4%
22%
16
%
3%
%
•
22 H
22 H
22 H
Aircraft.iril
Oonsol Auto Mer vtc
Consol Gar Heat
Cons
OlgarOorp.
100
(t)
6H%pfdww_100
OH % pf ex-warlOO
7 % preferred
100
Cons Film
Indus..1
_
part
_
pf
.
f
New common
New 43 pref
8 % preferred-. 100
Oonsol Retail Sts
t
of with warino
Oonsol Royal Oil.10
.
_
Preferred
10
1M
19
21
21H
100
ListUlers Co Ltd.il
Distillers OorpSeagrams
(t)
Distillers & Brewers.
Distillers Liquors
22%
2H
Class B
gg
Doehler Die-Cast (t)
Preferred
50
28
33
66 %
26 %
Preferred
(tj
Dominion Bdge.100
58
63
31
27
Dom Coal pref. .100 r
95
Dominion
Ford
90
Glass. 100
Preferred
10(
6H
r
r
30 h
B
90
25
3h
14 H
3%
Domlnloo Stores, (t)
Domln Textile—(t) r
79
Preferred
100 r 130
Douglas Aircrf __(t)
16
Douglas Shoe pf.100
17
Dow Chem com
t
72%
6%
?*
Preferred
Dow
20^
.100
110
(f)
4
....100
.
Draper Corp..
8%
t
Dresser (8 R) A_..t
Class B
f
Driver Harris Co 100
Preferred
100
Dubilier Oond'ser (t)
66
64 H
55
3%
14H
Dunhlil
J*
Internal..1
DuplanSilk
49 h
1%
Oarlock Pack
,
20
stock
100
Durham Dup'x Saf.
Razor $4 prpf .(f)
90 h
1"4"
General
15h
101H
Gen'l Broaie
6%
General
Class
n
Nominal,
r
Canadian
price,
s
Sale price,
-
8%
4%
12%
-
-.
%
12H
10%
50
-
,
70
-8%
x
7 %
112H
Ex-dividend,
Station
.100
(t)
1
t
10
21H
(t)
t
1H
'
16H
33
f
Preferred
130
124
6H
.100
Gt Lakes Tow
100
Preferred
Great Nor Pap
10'
West
23
25
dug_/+>
29%
112
Grnfld
(t)
Tap A Die. t
5%
"
_
43
_100
Greyhound Corp...5
15%
c25c
%
1,.
22H
54
t
6% preferred.. 100
Gulf OU Corp
Jb
15
50
(+)
7% 1st pref
100
Dept Sts..(t)
6H% conv pf. 100
5%
40
Hale & Kllburn—.
Preferred
1"
■,
,
3H
10
83
1 or
Halle
Bros....—.10
Preferred..
100
Hall Lamp com..(f)
3%
Hall
13
$6 pref.
Hammermill
'
6
A)
7
5h
2%.
(t)
1
rA
t Without par value.
,
92%
Stores class A
T—1 0 0
98
•
t
%
•
14 %
Harb-Walk Ref—
^efprred
:
90
1%
io<
Hartman Tob——10
Hart, Schaffner a
Marx
10'
Hat Corp class A—1
3
3%
6H% cum pref
with warr
100
55
Hathaway Bak A(f)
Preferred.
(f)
Hayes Body
2
Haytian Corp of Am
2
19
2%
1
78%
5%
Haxel-Atlas Glass.26
Haseltlne Corp..
t
Hearst Oonsol Pub—
7% cl A
13
94%
1st
$7 cum.pref
(t.
Happiness Candy
24
8
47
Paper
Common..
10
6% cum pref.. 100
(M
6% *
6%
39
100
,
21%
i.25
103
5
IftO
9%
10
com
Atl A
'No
Tea
Non vot com..._t
Common
18
7
Cable...(t)
A
nriif
3
23
Knight..t
Gt
Hanna
10
5
21H
28%
(W F)
Printing vtc
10
Hamilton Watch.(f)
7
13
8% preferred..(t)
124h
1
k Last sale,
31
15%
..
5
29
Hahn
12%
Gen Asphalt
;.l0
Gen Aviation Corp.l
Gen Baking
5
91
124
1
.(+)
Union Co
pref
'
American
Transportation
$3
Gulf States 8t'l_.
15H
Gen Alloys Co
Class A pref..
3^4
Grand
1%
5%
Granite City Steel (t)
Grant (W T)
(f)
10
3%
Ai
56
13
5
50
.
.
21%
30
pref—(t)
74
16^
15H
Hosiery (voting) t
7 % preferred
100
Graham-Paige M01.1
Grand Raps Varn.(t)
«ng
11
150*
14H
Deben
1%
conv
112
811k—
v t
(t >
67
100 %
A Co com
20
$6
6
t
cum
Gamewoll Go
Gotham
Guantanana'
9%
Preferred.,
9h
;9h
100
Groc St Prod
Gair (Robert)...
47
pref. .100
DuPont (k I) de N
8%
2%
Mfg]
pref.
4%
127
com A_T 7c
$3 pref with war.i k
Gorham Mfg vtc.(t)
Preferred
(t)
2d preferred
Gabriel Do. c 1A
120
55
(t)
.
pref.100
118/8
66
(t)
R
A com
20
21
Fuller (G A) Co—
Partlc
60
Drug
Preferred
7H
9%
10
conv
(t)
com.,
1st pref
3%
16%
23
6%
II*
$7
55
Freeport Tex Co.
73 h
iS*
37 H
7 % preferred. .100
Tire A
Goodyear
Rubber
50
Preferred
100
Franklin RySup.(t)
18"
112*
Goodrich (F "v..
60
15
New class A
Franklin (H H)
J3/*
7% preferred.. 100
Greif Bros Cooperage
Motor France.
Malt pref
Fox Film—
14
-(t)
3%
15H
(t)
130"
Class B
Gold Dust Oorp v t ct
$6 cum conv pfd_ t
Gold Seal Elec.... 1
Great
Froedert Grain A
r
5%
6|
14H
1%
$7 conv pref
(f)
Foundation Co... t
Foreign shs A—(f)
Foundation Oo(Oan)
Dominion Steel
A Coal
115
17
Conv pref
.(t)
Foster Wheeler—
,96-
Domln Rubb of.100 r
47 H
57
107 H
20 X
03%
8%
t
1
.10^
(Adolf) Co.
Godchaux Sugar—__i
Class A
(t) k
94
Forem't D'y Prod(t)
6H
Globe Underwriters 2
58
.(f)
23 H
101H
6%
G mbe- W erulcke .100
10
Guar Tr rets
Ford Mot of Can 100
Class A
t
15 %
3
_
84
7
....
15H
.
Gray Telephone Pay
Ford Co Ltd—
44
27
102
17%
63 H
112
Follansbee Bros. (t)
Food Mach'y
(j)
22
t
Co
t
prior pref 100
Graton A
105H
%
14%
78H
18H
75%
21
1 %
19
nit
13 H
Cons
Laundries..ft)
Oonsol Oil
Oorp
(f)
t
39
28 H
♦
»
(J) Gruc-_100
Oengoleum-Nairn., t
Congress Cigar
cum
Pr
l<
4H
14 h
10H
S3
,
7 %
•
•»
Flour Mills of Am(t)
103
Dictograph Prod..2
20%
1 %
5H
W
11"
Glldden
Fref erred..
14"
21
18
>
*
12
105
Mach.(t)
Fiorshelm Sh»»ecomt
62
_
Raa.
pref_..(t)
Brw
34
8H
23
Preferred
100
Fisk Rubber Corp.l
$6 preferred
100
Flintkote Co cl A. (t)
6H % pref (with
5%
11
m
7% 1st pref
100
Flshman (M H).
6% part pref...25
Diamond Shoe—
7
19H
Mach vtc
..1
Oende Nast
Pub_(t)
Consol
(non-vot)T
Match.(t)
Dixon
Coiiuj
cum 1st
Glass A
Diamond
3%
2%
23H
5%
11%
25%
%
%
6% 1st pf w w.100
First Boston Corp..
First Nat Stores..(t)
100
27 H
7
10
6 H % cum pref 100
in<>
...
2d pref
13
v t
Columbia Pic
7%
ur«f
conv
13H
2%
25
Gorham Inc
24 %
FlrestoneTA R ib. 10
A
let
58
Gillette Saf
Canada com
Preferred
2
3H
2%
20%
4%
(f)
%
55
75
5% enno pf A .100
Georgian Inc.—
A
preference.. .20
Gibson Art
(t)
Gllbeit (A O)
(t)
Preferred
(t)
34
6
(j)
Film Insp
1%
Raynoldt
Common B
»
78
6%
1%
4%
4%
Co
Filene's Sous
15H
7%
1%
1
1
25
Enamel...(f)
'*
14
37%
1%
24 H
t
5th Ave Bus Sec.
k
10
Kei com
}
93
ire
Ufa
Gilbert Corp
Derby O A
55%
14H
90 H
Ferro
pref__.(t)
Equlpt
of
California pref 100
Goodyear T A R of
14
12H
12H
la 1
\ui dep rctsT.
Fldelio Brewery
1
Field
(Marshall) A
3h
Phonofllm
Havilland iAircr
Am
29
73%
(T)
Colon OH
Arms
12H
H
De
Calgate-Palmolive
Golllns Co
20
.
DeForest
28H
H
26
1H
conv
Conv pref v t c_(t)
Gen Tire A Rub
2/
Goodyear T A
(t)
l'r ..(t)
Fed Screw Wka._it)
Federated Dept Sts t
FED Corp
(t)
17 h
.
7 % preferred
26 H
Faultless Rubb
19
(t)
29H
(t)
10
8%
86H
3%
3
Federal Mot
19
com
S%
84 H
Fedders Mfg A
7H
♦
_
I*
48*
41
Fanny Farmer Candy
Common
(t)
Preferred
(t)
h
A Oohn
A
1
4
10
Players
OanOorp com-.(t)
60
X
Deere A Co
5
Class A
6
Preferred
100
Deep Rock oil
A Ref 7% pf-.100
11
12
$6
14
12
11%
3H
(f)
Preferred
7!*
1 14
92
Kefrac..
Vottrctfs
Gobel
5%
60
Fansteel Products (t)
55
17
5H
3%
5%
26
Morse
♦
6% preferred. .100
General
9
+
Go
5%
31%
Famous
80
15
14h
4%
Dardelet Thr'dlockt
Davega Sts Corp. .5
"2H
2 %
70
f t)
Common
5H
25%
Hignm'
Glen Aiden Coal.
.16H
Vot trust ctfs_.
Davenport Hos'y (f)
"2"
24%
R.v
-
7% preferred.. 100
5H
'alardn Sugar
100
Falstaff Brewery
1
18H
83
(+)
Darby Petroleum
19
(iOD
Glmbel
8H
+
♦
Cutler Hammer
%
10
78H
11^
28
7% preferred.. 100
Falrchlld A via
1
80 %
2%
7h
__1
4%
15
(+)
Preferred
18H
1
7% cum pref_.100
$8 cum pref
t
QuaiTlos"ioo
Clorex Chemical
A
Fairbanks
95
79 h
ft1
(The) Hhic
Fairbanks
48 H
23 H
80 H
_v 1
lusnman's Sons.
15
19
87
$5
8% uon-vot pf.100
20
f t)
3
H
1
—
17 h
7% preferred.. 100
13
47 h
100
preferred,
F«ir
57 H
7
4
IV__f
OurtissWrightCorp
%
13
Neon
Oleve Cliffs Iron—'
7%
Ouneo Press
Preferred
Curtis Pub corn.
%
3%
2%
2H
3H
(|)
J&P* trust ctfs
Clark (D L)
Oo..(f)
m
—
105
75
.100
Vac Clean 6
Evans Prod
.6
Ex-Cell-O A A Tll.3
Erch Buff Oorp
t
irA
n1
1M
1
.
Preferred. .11.100
Cudati> fack... o0
"4"
trust ctfs
18H
45
54 H
$7
&
)
Voting
preferred
Cureka
4%
_.io
Cuban
50
2H
4
..100
.
k
7% preferred. .100
90
City & Sub Homes 10
37
< r ]
Cuba Co.
Co ban-Am Sua
18 %
80
44
7% preferred
(f)
7% preferred.. 100
3%
18
—(f)
Pf—100
Vot tr ctfs
Crucible Steel
if"
22*
34
.
OIn Un Stk
yjii
City Auto Stamp, (t) k,
OlSjrfce a Fuel
A Seal
6 H
22
$2.70 preferred (f)
10 %
12
28 %
27 H
10
Ohllda Co com
14
100
30
DOlC
,
2
Eqult Office Bldg(t)
Uoreka Pipe L..100
Chic Rivet A Macht
tJmu
Walker D G..25
2d
Paper $7 1st pf (|)
Orown-£eUeroacn
Yellow
%
1
%
1H
50 h
~5%
t
12 %
2%
1H
18
86%
1 ^8
127 %
17H
(t)
praf
11H
%
48
5%
15%
8%
*<1111
H
21-
1st preferred..100
Ely
Crown-Willamette
Chic Pneu Tool
19
125
17H
89 H
127" OroWDC'k
4
10
8
$6 pf with w rr (t)
Gen Rayon A stk. (f)
Gen Theat
7% preferred.. 100
17
Mfg
12%
3%
(f)
PalntCorpA-(t)
Class B com.---(t
Gen'l Print lnk..(t;
7%
3%
Seltzer class A 2H
Class
B
2.50
8% preferred
Endlcott .i<>f»o«on
88 H
gr,
Preferred
OGle Nipple A
13
29%
10
Advertising A...1
Emerson's Bromo
/r,
Ghe»«v>r
OWc
100
36
Crown Cent Petrol
(t)
Crown Cork Int
A(t)
Dally News ft)
(f)
Preferred
7%
34H
3H
t
Crowley Milner_.(f)
6H
it*
li*
113
102%
Outdoor—
Gen Steel < last com 1
6% part pref...50
100
9%
23%
98%
4%
4%
Elizabeth Brewing-1
Elk 1 v Joal ' lorp
90
!3lec Stor B»tt
100
13
98
Indus Am shs
&
Crock-Wheeler ._(t)
Cherry-Bur Oorp ft)
8
8H
22%
Elec Vacuum CleanElgin N Watch
16
5
100
3*
Electro,?raphic Corp
60
Special oref—100
Charts Corp..
(+)
Checker Gab Mfg 6
_
12H
11H
Cramp
4H
.
90
Electric Boat
..3
Elec A Musical—
5%
7H
95
—
Gen Optical pf
Gen
100
3
(Wm)
-
55
111
(f)
Horn vtc
3H
15
pref
-
30%
29%
102%
pref.. 100
Motors.. 10
General
5%
5
-
29%
54%
+
.
11%
52
cum
General
99 %
141
99H
140 H
3%
14%
(f;
Magneto t
preferred
100
Eltlngon Schlld ..(t
Electric 4uts«-Hte..5
7% preferred.. 100
1
Sons
6%
Mills
18%
11H
4%
t
100
Foods Corp. (tj
102
37
Eisem&nn
4H
Oert'n-Teeu Rroa. f
7% preferred..100
Champion Oeated
g»Per.
Preferred
Elsler El Oorp
Corporation..6
R«fg. .25
7% preferred.. 100
Cosden Oil......
t
Preferred
100
Ooty l no
ft)
Oourtauds Ltd—
Am dep rets ord£J
General
12%
~
Corn Prod
19
n
Associates
..(t)
Central Airport
_(t)
Centrifugal Pipe...!
Preferred
Cord
1%
9%
8%
5
Gen
5%
6H
97
Easy W Mach B_(t)
Eaton Mfg Co
f
Edison Bros Sts—
1
7
35
Eastman Kodak
6 % preferred.. 100
cum
1%
1H
1 %
9%
7H
(t;
Jot trust cti__(t)
6
795 1st pref.-.100
$3.50 2nd pref-(t)
Fireproof Ink
Preferred
49%
12 H
Am dep rets reg£l
Gen
3%i
5
t
49%
115%
18H
t
enmmon
7% preferred.-100
General Electric, (t)
SDeclal 6% stk 10
General Elec Ltd—
22*
I*
H
1H
2%
5H
50
East Roll Mill
Eastern HS Lines
pf A w w.t
Oorroon A Key us it)
S6 conv A pref (t)
'
Gen Cigar
17
Ask.
Per share.
1
Prior pref
.10
,
.
Cooper Bessemer
Bid.
Par
25
com
East Port Rican
Preferred
Cont'l OH (Del)... 5
Oont Screw com..10
4%
27 H
25
Stocks.
Hosiery-
Class B
6% preferred. .100
Duval Texas Sulp (t)
Eagle Lock
26
Eastern Mfg
6
Continental Can._20
Oont Dlam'd Fibre 5
Continental Mot (t)
300
tract.il
Gelanese Oorp
Durham
t
Class B (vot)_.(t)
Pf(8%)(non-v) 100
10SS
7% preferred-.100
Textile
Ask.
Bid.
Par
Per share.
Class B
f
Oont Bkg A (vot) (t)
6
43%
62%
__(t)
.100
(i0
3
16
103 X
7 %
ioo
Stocks.
0% prior pref. 100
7% 1st pref ..100
Container Corp A.20
8%
7H
2%
k
(t)
Ask.
Consumers Go com 5
r
Can
Carman a q0 A..(t) k
Glass B
Bid.
share.
Canadian Gen El 100 r 145
Preferred
Par.
share.
-
■{*"
■";; %:
INDUSTRIAL
96
Stocks.
H
Rubenstein
$3 pref
Jetine
_(f)
Hercules Motors, (t)
Hercules Powd— (t)
7
125
148
7%
68
69 X
7% preferred-. 100
122
i
%
non-cum
pf 100
Kreoge Dept
X
100
1
Preferred
4
18
11
90
94
30
33
58
Milling
2
IX
19 K
19
98%
lOf
r
Preferred
100
r
Class A
(t)
Class B
t
Household Pin pf.60
Houston Oil (Tex) 100
16
3
15%
3
1
X
27%
3%
7% pref stmpd 100 k
HygradePoodProd .5
Hygrade Sylvan, (t) k
_
Ideal Cement
(t)
Illinois Brick.....26
X
~3%
37
5K
15
4
r
5
14%
15%
15X
11X
11%
Brit A Irel'd
Am dep rets ord £1
Indiana Pipe Line 60
Indian Ref com.. .10
non-vot
....
1%
1%
A_(|
(})
Indus Accep Oorp.t
Cum pref
100
Indus Finance vtc 10
1%
2%
LigA Myers Tob.2t
Common B
2f
7 % preferred- -100
Lily Tulip Cup—(t)
Lima Locom
Wks.t
Lindsay Light
1C
25
6% preferred-.100
.
Inland
Steel
ft)
Intercont Rubber (f)
it)
25%
21
3%
5%
26%
(f)
6%
20X
21X
f t)
Int Cig Mach
Int Harvester
i
7% preferred—100
1% cum pref.. 100
Inter f»aper7% pf 100
Int Pap * Pow A (t)
Class B
(t)
Class O
..f+>
6% preferred.
Internet Prod
Internet Pulp
Preferred
10..
2H
IX
.
100
(f)
t
83
35
127
10%
19%
#
27
2
14
Irving Air Chute. (1)
Jewel Tea
_(t)
inc. ft)
48
3X
siH
iilH
39
K
X
9%
(f)
20%
46%
20
46%
21
K C StockYdsMel 00
Preferred
100
Kaufman Dep St
60
63
73
77
Com
12.50
10
Preferred...
100
Kayser (Jul) A Co. 6
Preferred
_
14
14%
-.1
3c Mot.l
k Last sale,
7%
n
%
Nominal,
76
11%
20%
2%
12%
100
Molybdenum Ttc.l
Preferred-
6
4%
7
9
preferred—100
45
26%
Stores Co com..10
T
S3 cum pfx-W—(t)
41
38
37%
4%
23%
20%
5
24
5
3%
2%
20%
5%
(t)
114
18
10
t
Corp..6
Mount'n A Gulf Oil 1
10
Mouquin Inc
_(t)
$7 conv pref—(t)
Munsingwear Inc (t)
Murphy (G O) Co
(t)
8% cum pref.. 100
Murray Corp
10
Murray Ohio Mfg ,T
Myers(FE) A Bro(t)
Nash Motors
(t)
1
Aviation.... 10
1
Preferred
100
1
Heee
Nat Biscuit
6
t
100
(t)
preferred--100
2d preferred-.100
Nat Carbon pref. 100
Preferred $7
(r)
Nat Cash Reg...
Nat Container
Nat Dairy Prod
Preferred cl A. 100
Nat
Dept Stores, (t)
7°7( 1st pref— -100
Canadian price,
s
Sale price,
x
No European
54
27%
116%
7%
16%
5%
..26
Line—60
North Pipe
Norwalk Tire A
7 % preferred—50
Norwich Pharmacal t
National Leather.10
com iuu
100
t No par value
r
100V
Preferred
4
it*
75
10%
85%
OUstocks, Ltd
t
Okonite pref
100
Oliver Farm Equip. 1
i*
2lH
26%
15
17
0% pr pf w warr.t
Omnibus Corp * t ^ 4
52
105
65
8% conv pf A. 100
Ontario Steel Prodi4"
4%
21%
i4%
4
5%
24"
n
5
8
110
6n
2%
O
<s>
271
27 X
35
15%
116
98%
137
140
28
140
16%
104
6%
(ti
13%
99%
Otis
Elevat«»r
.
6% preferred--100
Otis Steel
7% prior
pref.100
p
40
16J
106
1%
2
Vk&
16
W*
24
Outlet Co com
..
7% preferred-. 100
Owene-Ills Glass .26
14%
6% preferred
1st preferred—
2d preferred.,
1
(t)
(t;
Pac Eastern Corp.l
Pacific West Oil. (t
Pairpoint Corp .100
Pan-Am Airways 10
Pan Am Petrol A
Transpcom
Panhandle PAR
1
t
8% conv pref. 100
Pantepec Oil Co—t
Paramount Mots. (t)
Paramount-Publlx
Ctfs of
dep...-10
"P
30
80
15
147
Parker Rust Prf— (t)
Park A Tilford Ino 1
142
Trans, (t)
Pat he Exch Ino-.(t)
1161
13
30%
114%
65%
Oxford Paper
Parke, Davis Co. ft)
Parker Pen....—10
\nH
14%
Outboard Mot A.'"
Class B
Packard Motor.. (t)
63
104%
13%
32
O'Sullivan Rubber..
Pacific Coast oe-.lC
16%
117%
100%
4%
81
r
lox
Oppenhelm < )oIIidh
26
2%
11%
100
Preferred
5
4%
23%
14%
4%
135
58%
pref—100
B
Class
Preferred—..100
4%
50
(t)
19
Agene--(t)
Ohio Leather
(t)
1st preferred—100
Ohio oil
(t)
17%
7%
X
22%
Lead.. 100
1%
37%
84%
(t)
Rubber
OgilvleFl Mills..(t)
28%
Fire-ProoLng
7% pref A
100
6% pref B____100
146
N'Weet Yeast—100
22
25%
27
9
Nat Enam A Stpg
Ex-dividend
North A Judd
Novadel
20
%
r
31%
Oil
1
North German Lloyd
6
14
Nat Dist Prod
Preferred
Amer
Corp conv pf—(t)
North Cent Texas-5
9
33%
32
pref
Nat Licorice
1
3%
23%
North am Warren
2
33%
10
Preferred
8%
Corp.(t)
Avia.1
No Amer Match.(t)
i*
7 % preferred- .100
Nat
(+>
.
23"
Ohio Brass
Mountain Prod
conv
It)
File
Noma Elec
7
3
Transports. 10
Nlles-Bem't-P'd
20
12
74
1'
tS-anult
Nicholson
49
25
A
National
21%
2%
Morse Twist Drill
$2
v
N'west Eng com_(+>
14
Morris (Philip) Cons
Common
Nat Fuel Gas
3
N
(Philip)
27%
3%
,8*
104
25%
Amer shares
27
A Co Ltd.
%
2%
6%
10r
5% non cum pf 100
N Y MerchandiseCommon
(t)
N Y Shipbuilding.. 1
7% pref
100
70
1%
2%
5%
52%
t
30
5%
26
6% conv pf-100
McGraw-Hill Pub.f
39%
71%
<t)
McCrory Sts (votj.t
Non vot cm cl B.t
%»
%
$6 prof.,
.(f)
pf w W.ft)
26%
125
110
1
Mayflower Assoc. (t)
May (The) Dept
WkslO
Mat Casket coiu.U;
—
1
100
100
N Y Dock.
Ward
1st
1%
(t)
pref
Second pref
North
(
Nat Breweries
4
(f)
lVi
1%
Land, (t)
NY Investors com(t)
52
N Y
2%
59
Mexico A
13
7% preferred—100
3%
.100
58%
Rubb-.(t)
Preferred
ol*
32
100
pf .100
Worsted
Arisona
16
101
Nat Candy
18%
1%
13
15
Preferred w w.100
Bella'*
com.26
Newton Steel..—(t)
Mock Judson A Voe
Nat
~I%
N .1
1%
j
8
13
Mlnneap-Mollre
Power Implem—t
S6.50 cum Dref-.t
Nat Acme Co
60c"
New Hav Cl
27%
National Baking
?%
1
McOord Rad cl B (t)
1%
9%
74
Mlnneap-Honeywell
Regulator
(^
6% pref ser A. 100
Nat
(t)
S3 cum
3
23
-
1
50c
2%
New Bradford Oil
First
(I)
A
SonB
Pref 6% %
ion
Mill Factors A—50
7
5%
1st
12%
36%
13%
9%
7
Maytag Co
89
5
3
3
Class B.........
X
3%
11%
Miller
Common
6
4%
7 % preferred-
3%
13%
2%
6%
4
10
—
N Y Air Brake..
50%
Mulllns Mfg
5
Mavis Bottling A
7
2
17 X
5%
5
20
9%
8% 1st pref--100
S2 non-cum dlv
sh
(t)
Morris
94
..1"<
j
N Y Auction
Class A
6%
.6
Class A
8
Motor Products
4%
50
13%
4X
IX
lox
IX
4X
"3%
New
Products c*m
Mot Wheel
Corp—5
7%
1%
Moto Meter G A E.l
25%
40%
4%
Preferred,
-
68
6%% pref.
3X
3%
Margay Oil Oorp_(p
Marine Midland—.5
Marlln Rockwell
..
11%
A Machinery--100
30
26%
Midland Steel
Class
32%
4
86
11%
1%
34%
Mapes Cons Mfg.(t)
Maple Leaf Mill, (t)
Preferred
10'
Pref class B
100
Maracaibo Oil Expl t
35
2%
30
Manning Bowman
A Co class A— (t)
Class B
(r
Masonlte Corp
IX
7X
1%
8%
32
8
Mathi'son Alkali,
68
Preferred..
Klnner A.lr
100
114
26
Shirt. 25
Mannattan
1
c—(t)
Midland Royalty—
S2 conv pref—(t)
Common
2%
36
103
10'
7°%
Preferred
i*
New Bedford Rayon
Class B v t
Mldvale Co.
4%
Newberry Realty pf
Newport In dust — 1
New Bedford Cord
81"
30
100 X
35
12
McOailtiurp
Kimberly-Clark. (f)
Kingsbury Brew.. 1
King Royalty......
.
Massey-Harris. ..(f)
Kendall Co—
$6 part pref A. ft)
.)Of
preferred-
79
age com
Moore Dr For A.(t)
Morrell(John> A Oof
18
IIX
79
55
24
9%
4
11
40%
7
85
100
8
Macy(R H)Oo Inc.t
Mad 8q Gar ▼ t c (t)
Malllson (H R)._
4
Corp
6%
8%
73%
Kelly-Sprlngf Tire.C
6% preference (t)
Kelsey-Hayes Wheel
Conv class A....1
Class B
1
Kelvlnator Oorp.(t)
ft)
Marlon St Shov-.(t)
VLarsnallFieiaA Co.)
Martin-Parry Oor.t
Kelth-Albee Ornh—
7% conv pref. 100
Kellogg Switch AS 10
6%
Marancha
18
100
Kalamazoo Stove (t)
Kay nee
Ludlum
17%
113%
IX
Manischewitz— (t)
16
117
7% pref
preferred--100
Mangel St com..(f)
6pf w W..100
Iron Fireman vtc (t)
S3 cum pref
7%
Louisiana Oil Kef (t
28%
Moody's Invest Serv
part pref
(f)
92
-.10
12>
6}
Jones A Laughlln
Steel com.....100
100
preferred-_10f
80
"3%
Preferred
Co common
190"
8%
ilH
Nelson
100
Montgomery
39
92
2d
Lorillard (Pi
70 >
47
125H
150
7%
6
5
t
7% conv pref 100
(Herman)—5
Neptune Meter A (t)
Nestle-le Mur cl A.t
Newberry (J J) On
Common.
(t
32
24 H
7%
%
Nehi Corp com-.(f)
Neisner Bros
(t
i%
Metrop Tobacco. 100
Mohawk
3
Common
77
Monsanto Oh
Mandel Bros inc_(t>
24 >
4X
29%
94%
5%
IX
1
100
12.60
Nat Union Radio (f)
Natnma*
of Cal
Preferred
Nat') Transit
22
100
Mo Portl Cement
4
j
7% 1st pref—-.100
A Taylor. .100
Manati Sugar
69
63
22
A Metal
100
Jonas ANaumburg (f)
i
26
7% preferred.-100
7% preferred-.100
Interstate Hos'y.(f)
intertvoe Corp
7% preferred-. 100
Johnson Tin Foil
Bis.
Mack Trucks Inc (T)
45
21
Johns-Manv
v
Wiles
i
com(t)
Preferred
2
65
1%
12
5X
*
Macfadden Pub—(t)
3
2%
40%
Interstate Dept Sts *
3%
91
preferred- -100
Macfadden Newsp.f
1
..inr
joohr
21
l*
29
*
$6.50 cum pref. (t)
Long tfen
4
20
4
(t)
20 X
85
IX
1%
30
7% preferred-. 100
IntTextRook
(t)
_
innid Carbonic.
Lit Brothers
12%
3H
6X% conv pf-100
Steel
1
$6% cum conv pf t
Lynch Corp
5
Mac And A Forbes 10
3
f
Internat Shoe.
10
1
10%
30 X
10
30
Internat Salt
Silver.
125
(t)
4
IntlSaf RazB—.(t)
inter
3%
25 X
100
com.
Refg
1st preferred..
114
2K
18
3%
Lord
1
7% preferred-.100
Int Ptg Ink
8*
25%
Int Merch Mar
(t)
Int Nickel (Canada) t
Int Petrol
6X
30
tot Genient Corp.
17
(t)
Lion Oil
Lone Star Gas
15%
98 X
149 X
21
10
Loft Inc
Machine.. 10
Int Carriers Ltd
1
w*
97
20%
Loew'a Boston Th 25
Inter Button Hole
Sew
19
Loew'f Inc
4
27%
141
140
5
98
Locomotive Firebox 1
22
3%
7% prior pref. 100
Int Business Macn
75c
"3
..
Link Belt Co
37%
7X
7X
Preferred
59
5
fnterlake Steamshf f)
Int. Agric Corp
t
lnterlake Iron
95%
28%
11%
38%
10%
4
Nat Tool com-...60
125"
31
Mexican Petrol--100
34%
7 % preferred- -100
Nat Tea com
9%
%
28%
10
Mld-nont Pet
.10
Middle States PetClass A vtc—(t)
29
146
2
15
1
Michigan Sugar..(t)
14%
"A
95
24
.53%
106%
37%
3%
28 X
Liberty Baking ..(t)
Preferred
100
Life Savers .......6
1
Industrial Rayon (t)
ln«ersoll-R«nri
(t)
27 X
90 K
15%
Nat Sugar Refg.. (+)
Nat Supply
25
48
Mexico-Ohio Oil.(t)
Mich Gas A Oil—(!)
69
36%
Warrants
28
3X
13 X
llH
148
(f)
Lehn A Fink Prod 6
Leonard Oil Dev. .25
Lerner Stores
(t)
Pf with war
100
Lehman Corp
Lib McNeil A Lib-1"
20
28
21
13
74 X
3X
preferred. .100
Lehigh Valley Ooait
6% cum conv pf 60
4%
2%
'
70
122
_
77
ilg
Leh Portl Cement 50
33%
32%
4%
2%
Indiana Terr Ilium—
Oil
A Nav.(t)
Libbey-Owens-Ford t
r
14
60
Metro-Goldwyn
Pictures 7% pf-27
i!H
(t)
pref
7%
19
Imperial Tobacco
Class B
Conv
8%
35
25
Nat Steel Car Ltd(t)
Nat Steel Corp—
10
10
8X
20
preferred.. 100
Warrants
28
12^
8
i >e| i*
shirt'sh
preferred
Nat Steel Corp
5
20
Preferred
100
Leh Coal
34
Imperial Oil Ltd ft)
Registered shares
Imperial Tobacco
of Gt
9'i
(t)
Lee Rub & Tire..
6
Lefcourt Rlty Corp 1
2
2%
NHI
1st
10
.
Lawrence Portland
Cement
41
16
10
A.(t)
Class B
8%
8
41
Humble Oil A Ref(f)
com
65
Bakeries cl
Howe Scale com.(t)
Preferred
100
Hudson Mot Car „t
....
31
Clark
Lane Bryant Inc
47
44%
26
_(t)
7% pref w w_. If ~
Langendorf United
4%
4
25
Landers, Frary 3c
21
19
-
"3"
11
8erv -(t)
!- (t)
Oos.(t
Conv part pref_(t
'-(t)
59%
JX
24
.
24%
Houdallle-Hetshey
of Canada
10
67
1
Lakey Fdy 3c Macb
100
10r
Nat Service
Merchants A Miners
Merck Corp
_
Nat Rub Mach—(
-<t)
35%
104%
103
10<
1
pref.. 100
pref 100
Mergenth'ler Lino(t)
Merrimac Hat Co
Uouimon
(t)
11
Prpferred
50
"% Merrit, Chapman A
Scott..
—ft)
24%
6%% pref A—100
Mesabi Iron
-.1
33
Mesta
viarhine
.5
Metal Textile pref.
73
Metal A Thermit—
Preferred
10
Metrop Pav Brick-1
12
X
4%
lb
com.
Nat Screen
82
Baking common 1
Laclede Steel
60
Lake of the Woods
68
21
65
20
100
Huylers Inr—
Common
—
Kroger Grocery A
Hormel (G A) & Co t
Horn (A O) com—(f)
Horn & Ffard*t(N Y) t
7% preferred—100
Hupp Motor
35
7% cum
Mercantile Stores (t>
Preferred.
1
28%
105%
1
100
(t)
2d
6%
28
„
ioi%
a*
6
7 % preferred- -100
(t)
Type
Preferred
15
pffl%
Mengel Co
1st
Nat Ref
3%
54%
Corp
(t)
Shoe
common...
45*
39%
nopi
6% preferred -.10
Kreuger (G) Brew 1
27
82
73%
24
Food
Mellins
Melville
Kress (8 H) A • )s
24
100
vot tr ctfs new
X
Koppers Gas 3c Coke
6%
(t)
Preferred
_
£1
Amer shares
(30
9%
8
Preferred
Mead Johnson A
A
Paper
preferred
Nat Radiator
6%
28%
7%
64%
21%
.(t)
(t)
Co
Mead Corp com
8
41
8 % preferred.. 100
Kresge (8 8) oo—
Preferred
100
Hooker Electrochem¬
ical
4
6^
6% conv pf A. 100
McWm s Dredg-.(t)
2
(t)
7%-100
3H
37
19
6%
Per share.
Nat
88
_
Kolster-Brand Ltd
33 X
34
Hollander (A)A8on_5
fiirnace. (t)
Holly Sug Co
Cum pref
95
32
2H
7% conv pf A—50
McLellan Sts o>m •
26%
"7%
2
12
(f)
com
Common
15
65
94
$4 con v pref
f
Heyden Chemical. 10
Heywood-Wakefield
1st preferred
100
Hlgbee 1st pref.. 100
2d preferred
100
Hires (CE) OoA.(f)
Hat
87
Kobacker Stores—
125
10
62%
Herr-H ail-Mar v 100
Hershey Chocolate t
Knox
McKeesport T PI (t
McKesson A RobbOnratrinn
6
4%
30
18%
Bid.
Par
Stocks.
Ask.
Per share.
2%
4
t
$8 preferred--.100
Kirby Petrol
1
Klein (D E) Co..(t> k
Kleiner t Rubber.. 10
UK
10
115%
141%
26
Bid.
Par
Stock*
Ask.
Bid.
Pa
Kinney fG R) Inc
Oe
lommon
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
Per share.
Per share.
1
X
(t)
W)
(G
Stocks.
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
&
Quotations for all securities are as ne?.- as
Parmelee
$4 pref cl A
(f)
Peck. Stow A Wile 26
Peerless Mot Oar. .3
30
lH
2%
2%
5%
3%
16
33
10%
X
7%
IX
3%
11%
4%
26%
7%
46
17%
X
IX
12%
4X
26%
2
1%
1
9
IX
4X
48
21
%
1%
13%
5
2
OCT., 1934.]
INDUSTRIAL
Quotations for all securities
Stocks.
Bid.
Ask.
8tocks.
A r k
Penica
ll"
t
(J
O)
49
5054
60 54
61
Oo
(t)
Common..
6%
cum cl A pflOO
Penn Goal A Ooke 10
_
30
3
Ford.
a
Peoney
Pa*
(t)
Class B
Pa-Dixie fiprtifint,.
l
254
~3X
10
Rice Stlx Dry Gds. t
1st pref
100
A"
1*5*
65
6
Pref x-warr
25
Rlchman Radiator—
7% conv pref— t
tike -Kumler
f)
X
16X
5X
22 X
Ind pref
(t)
7 % preferred..100
Pet Corp of Am
.6
Petrol A Trading A.
Phelps-Dodge.
.26
Phila Insul Wire
t
Phil & Read O A 1.1
.
3954
1454
954
f
UK
22 X
454
slH
1554
ft
5
40
conv
6
.
i%
154
2ft
5*
pref-100
Pierce Petrol
t
(t)
Pirelli Oo of Italy
Am she 500 lire...
Pltney-Bowes Poet, t
Plttsb Brewing
(f)
Preferred-....(f)
Pitts Goal (Pal,. J on
10
60
15 H
6
52 X
9%
154
2
%
6
6 % preferred- -100
Plttsb PI Glass...26
Pitts Screw A BoltO
Plttsb Steel 7% pflOO
Pittsburgh Steel Fdy
Common
(t)
Preferred
100
Plttsb Term OoallOO
6% preferred-.100
Pitts United Corp 2'
7 % conv pf
100
Pittston Oo
(t)
Pilmoton VffR ciolOO
Plymouth Cordage..
Plymouth Oil
6
3%
2 %
21
23"
30
9X
35X
43
44 H
6
OX
23 X
m
20
254
Pref class
17
154
29 X
2%
19*
IK
31
2 H
76"
754
254
3
St Regis Pap, com-t
Preferred
100
Salt Greek Gen Oll.l
Salt Greek Prod
Sanborn Map... 100
Savage Arms
it)
Sug com__t
ion
Schiff Go com.»..(t!
A*
17
1954
25
26 X
28 K
7% preferred.. 100
Schulte Real Est.(t)
Schulte
Retail gt
1
8 % preferred. .100
Scott Paper
t
.
7% pref
„
7% preferred.. 100
754
36 54
160
8
Seaboard
(t >
8% Preferred-.100
5% oref
100
Prod v Ref Oorp.60
Preferred
36 K
180
100
Seeman
Segal Lock A
ware com___(f)
Selberllng Ruoh. (t)
X
14
8354
40 54
Punta Alegre Sugart
17*
90
40 K
8X
Pure Oil Go
O
754
5854
6% votpref
100
Purity Bakeries
(t)
~9X
Pjrrene Mfa
10'fc
254
Quaker Oats
120
(t)
6% preferred.. 100
127
Radlo-Keith-Orph t
2%
Railroad Shares..(f)
X
Railway A Light
Securities
(f)
8% preferred.. 1"°
_
Preferred
Rainbow Luminous
Product A
t
Class B
t
com
Rainier Pulp A Pap
Raymond Concrete
125
2X
Sheaffer
2%
16 54
17X
2X
8X
7% 1st pref
100
Reiter-Foster Oil.(t)
Reliance Managem't
Corp
(f)
Reliance Managem t
(Illinois)
Rem't'n Rand
com
2H
7% 1st pref—100
8% 2d ptef—lOO
Renner Co
6
8
Republic Steel
(fi
6% conv pref. 100
Respro Inc
t
_
.
_
Preferred10
Revere Gop A Br. 6
Class A
.10
pref..100
k Last sale,
n
i
r)
26
Stewart-Warner
235
5
Stlnnes(Hugo)Oorpt
Stlx Bae
6
A Fuller
(t)
Stone A-Webster it)
Stroock A Oo
(t)
87 X
101
Studebaker
Vs
<^iorp
t
7% preferred. .100
25H
8tot.i
88
Sullivan Mach'y-(t)
Sun
OU
Swan A Finch 011.26
11*
Sweets Oo of Am.50
Swift A Oo
26
Swift TnterLiat'l
16
Swiss Oil
..1
Symington Oo
Glass
2
com
Superheater Oo.. (t)
Superior Oil
t
Superior 8teel
lOn
18X
23 X
2%
X
2
10
21X
t
SunrayOil
ll*
X
IX
iar
>
6% cum pref.. 100
1
3X
39%
41X
Mot'»r
t
t
A
Taggart Oorp com.t
Tastyeast Inc d A(f)
Taylor-Golqultt Oo +
Preferred
22
.100
Taylor Milling _.(t)
2X
Taylor-Wharton
40
90*
1?*
554
96
4X
Telaufg'ph Corp.. 5
Tenressee Oorp
5
Tennessee Prod-.(t)
13
Preferred
50
Texas Corporations
J*
Tex Pac GoalAOll-10
Texas Pacific Land
7X
ux
2454
64*
Jk*
66
67K
69 X
108 X
15X
Trust old stk.
100
.
Otfs sub shares
1
Texas Gulf Sulph (t)
Texon Oil A Land., t
93.60 conv pf--(t)
Thayer-Foss pref 100
Thermold
Oo
.1
ill*
Vi
6% cum pref..100
Sloss-Sheff R * T inf
7% non-cumpflOO
Smith (A O) Oorp(+)
Preferred
100
7%
7
6%
5%
2
56
Ttmken-Det Axie.H'
13^
22
Tlmken
23 X
23 X
109
South Dairies A
Glass B.
t
1
.
Southern Asbestos (t)
Soutb'n Pipe Line 10
41
41 H
10
Southland
Royal.(t)
25
So Porto
S'west Pa P L
Roll Bear
Stocks, Inc
(t)
(t)
~8X
Tob Prod Expts. (t)
Todd Shipyards. (T)
28
33
Trans Air Transp.
TransamerlcaGnro
15
Trans Lux
jx
(T>
ux
RlcoSug
8% preferred.. 100
103 X
14X
JX
67
5X
IX
3X
4%
105
84 X
2554
754
Un B A P
31H
Forging—t
Products
.(f*
»
25
7X
ox
It*
144H
Spalding (AG )ABr(t)
7% 1st pref...100
53*
s Sale
price,
United Air Lines
Transport v t c__5
Unit Amer Bosch.(t)
19^
124^
125
25*
30
3X
4
1954
United
7%
31
2554
3154
1554
15X
9X
43%
15
90 X
108
JM
43 X
(t)
pref. ion
Garhnr>_
t
Unlted-Carr Fast (t)
United
Ohemical
Common
(f)
33 part pref...(t)
Un Cigar Stores—
Old common
6% pref
&
92
100
Certificates
United Dry Dock (t)
10954
5454
50
conv
Pnlted
30 X
27 X
Biscuit—
of Am com
54
25^
100
United Dvewnnd
_lo
7% preferred..100
United Drug
5
United El Goal _...t
Un F,nor A Fdy...
+
165*
9X
X
JX
ii*
x
IX
36 H
37
37>4
3754
9
96
101
59 X
7
6054
ll*
13
6X
2
654
3
6
8
6
654
554
4X
2X
1154
154
J3/*
67
U6X
13X
IX
7
2X
3X
1854
38 X
2
X
1%
17*
100
9
3
12
117
d*
2
754
354
4
19
3854
254
54
254
154
Xe
19
IX
ox
354
IB"
J*
22
X
2X
750
854
3654
5>4
10
17 H
Un Merch A Mfrs.t
United Milk Prod (t) k
93
preferred..(+)
United Molasses Ltd
Amer dep rcts..£l
Unit Paperboard 100
U nit Piece Dye com T
Preferred
100
Un Prof Sharing, (t)
10% preferred. 10
Un Publishers pf 100
Untd Sh
Mach Go26
Preferred
25
U S
Dairy Prod A (t)
Oommon
B
(f)
U S Dlstrlb.
U
t
.
7% conv pref-100
8 Envelope
101)
Preferred
100
U S Express.....100
0
8
Finishing
(t)
Preferred
100
U S Foil B
1
U 8 Freight
1
U 8 Gypsum.
20
7% preferred.. 100
0
S floff
U 8 Ind
Machln'yB
Alcohol,
U 8 Leather
7%
v
cum pr
(t)
t c_(t)
pf.lOO
Part conv Acl A(t)
U S Lines pref
(f)
U 8
Pipe A Foundry
Oommon
20
91.20 1st pref.. (t)
U 8 Playing Card. 10
U 8 Print
&
Litho—
Oommon
U 8
(t)
50
Radiator.._.(t)
Preferred
100
08 Realty A Imp... T
Rubber
ft)
8%
1st pf.lOO
n-cu
U S Rubb Reel
t
UHHin Rpf A vtln_6i»
454
£
2254
254
1050
854
3654
7% preferred
25*
34*
JX
22
554
1154
10c
"954
77
50
U 8 8teel Onrn__
7% preferred-.100
O 8 Stores com., (t)
1st pref...
100
U 8 Tobacco
1
7 % non-cum pflOO
United Stores A
96
1254
2I*
ll*
it*
100
Preferred
12 X
8X
4X
X
Preferred
United Fruit
254
69"
1154
conv
t
pref—(t)
(t)
Vot tr ctfs
United Wall Pap.(t)
Leaf Ton
Unlv
(t.
8% preferred-.100
Universal Pictures. 1
8% 1st pref—lOu
Rad
1
Unlv Pipe A
7% preferred..100
Utica Knit Co
7%
100
preferred. 100
Vadsco Bales Oorp
Oommon
(t)
.
2354
33
95
9654
554'
2954
554
2954
4954
20
62
554
3354
1854
3
10
100
33
65
„i54
It*
2
554
454
654
34
2054
354
90
13
1
554
1454
44 X
47 X
t Without par value.
7% conv pref_100
Valley Mould A iron
common
Preferred
Vanadium Oorp
Van
Raalte Go..
7% 1st pref
(t)
100
4
6
100
VenezTn Mex 011.10
Venezuelan
Petrol.5
Va-Oaro Obem—
Oommon
t
7% prior pref-100
6% part pref-.ior
Va Iron O A G
IfX
44*
it*
x Ex-dividend,
Warrants
354
76
66*
r Canadian price,
Union
32
Trunz Pork Stores(t)
Truscon Steel
10
Class A
(T)
_
Onion Oil of Gallf.26
nn St VdsOmahalOO
74
82
.
Corp.
Union Garb A Garb t
28
.100
Tublze Ohatillon..l
(G
Un Aircraft Corp. (f)
7% preferred.. 100
HP.
133
42 X
100
.
.
Union Tank Car. (t)
Tobacco..(t)
27
89*
TrumbuU-Ollfrs
Furnace nref
Fisher.
7% preferred-.100
1J4
Triplex Saf Glass—
Am dep rets reg £1
Truax-Traer Coal (t)
60
Preferred
Unexcelled Mfg.. 10
Daylight
Preferred
(t)
com.
60
58*
82
Transue A Williams
22
i
Underwood Elliott
154
554
JX
73
4X
5X
4
_.
354
1
f
Trlco
share.
Tung-Sol Lamp..
93 conv pref.
J*
65
Tobacco A Allied
Steel
2X
13X
45"
JX
49
Picture Screen ...1
1
Exp.. 100
12
9
♦
pref-100
UX
25
Sonotone Oorp
1854
75
pref. 100
Torrlngton Oo
15
South Penn Oil
conv
52
8olvay Amer Inv—
Southeast
conv
Tide Water Oil
7
20
22 X
4
f
Packing., (f)
Inc..
pref..100
Thompson-Starret (t)
9351 pref
(T)
198
354
conv
Bid.
Par
Olen *
Thatcher Mfg( vot) (11
Thurber Earth Prod
Tide W Aasiiofl.
*
6
41*
t
com.
Preferred
100
Technicolor Inc..(f)
lix
Petrol Go. 10
Pref with warr.100
41
c..(f)
(J B)
Preferred
29X
Oo
3X
1
Nominal,
t
v
tuetson
Thompson (J R)._26
Thompson Prod
+
254
13X
18*
50
Stern Bros
Socony Vacuum
40
654
Sterling Products. 10
10 X
Typewriter
Smyth Mfg Go
J*
10
10
9X
11X
i
3K
41X
9
25
._(t)
6X% pref
100
Stein Cosmetics..(f)
22*
Stooks.
Ask.
Per share.
Oommon
12
Smith Paper Mills (f)
Smith & Gorona
X
98
1
Keo Motor Gar
cum
3»
97 54
1
1
10
Simmons Go
Snider
354
Oorp
Preferred
Preferred
108
Mfg,
100
Singer MfgLtd—fl
Skelly OU
„2 f
10
Preferred
100
Remington Arms __t
1st pref
100
Starrett
6X
85 X
IX
3%
(f)
Stores
t
Singer
88 X
Rets (Robt) A Oo (t)
1.80
Stein (A) A Co—
21X
(Franklin) *
Go 7% pref—100
1154
A*
27
58^
Simon
7
50
Reece
100
100
UNI
100
Simmons-Boardman
Pub pref
t
Slmms
654 % pref
uox
100
(t)
Preferred
Silk
(t)
A
A
$7 pref A
$5 pref B
Stanley Works
25
9tarrefct(L S) Oo_(t)
■
A Tr £2
_
6% oref AA._.100
Sher-Wms Can., (t)
Raytheon Mfg
6 54
47"
103
45
40*
i7o*
Pen
Screw. I0o
PreferredI
Stand Textile Prod t
lie Prod,
6
T
5H»%cocv pf-100
Sherw-WWIams __26
25
5
20
Button-Hole
Machine
10
Reece Fold Mach.10
Reeves (Daniel), (t)
(tj
Shell Union Oil
35
1
Standard
Hon A Steel
A_.f
Sharon Steel Up.
Shell rransp
Hosiery M (vot) 10
5% guar. pref. 100
6X
IX
X,
t
Shattuck (Frank OH
3
7%
ftelby Shoe-t)
Selfridge Prov Stores
Am dep rets
£l
Sharp A Dobme
93 50 conv pref.
18
Red Bank Oil
1(H)
Shaler Oo class
130
f
Reliable
Preferred
Servel, Inc, 7% pref.
Seton Leather
(f)
t
7% pref vot—100
■i3-
Sentry^Safety Oon( f)
64
J
6X
7% preferred.. 100
43
Pile common
Real
Bros
(Neb)..26
Stand OU of N J..25
Stand Oil (Ohio)..25
5 % preferred.. 100
Sellers (G l » A Sons
59
Preferred
Vot tr ctfs com 50c
Baybescoa-Manhat t
Seagrave Oorp
.. f
:K A
Sears, Roebuck a
50c
Producers Royalty. 1
First pref
PnUman fnc
Oil
20c'
25c
Propper M'Call'm(t)
Publication Corp (t)
25
(t)
Co common...
114
34}
104
Scovlll Mfg
(f)
Stand Oil (Ky)...10
114
2
Proc A Gamble
45X
102 X
109 X
23
1.60
A. 100
ser
1 X
Brew
Stand OU (Gal)
.(t)
Stand OU (Tnd)__.2K
Stand OU (Kan).. 10
66 X
6% pref ser B.100
(t)
)ar
Stand Gap A Steel .5
Stand Oom Tob_..t
5X
Savoy Oil
5
Schenley Distillers .5
154
354
100
Preferred
Brands (f)
A
*
ser
Standard
2
10
Savan'h
9
100
Steel Goof Can., (t)
Preferred
Hall
«
8taudarU
$7 pre'
30
39
Preferred.
10'
St L Nat Stk Y-.lOr
^t L
Rocky Mt A
854
(t>
$3 conv pref A. (t)
Squibb (E R) A Sont
96 preferred
t
Stahl-Meyer com (t)
Staley Mfg Co
Stand Oil Export
4^
50
Pacific Go
75
74
854
26
A
(t >
.
t c-.l
v
2X
60
St Lawrence Flour
Mills com
10
50
~2~~
Prairie Oil A Gas .26
preferred _(t)
33^
11X
1
5
lamhert-.f
Preferred A... (t)
Roval Dutch <"w *
Royal Typewriter^
Preferred
100
ellogg
Mfg Go
Stand Oil
28
90
K
Preferred
X
Ryan Oons Petrol (1)
Safety Oar H t cdo*
Safeway Stores..ft
6% pref
10h
7% pref..
in
St Joseph Stk Yd 100
St Lawrence Gorp(t)
Powdrell & Alexander
conv
23
IX
Ruberoid Go
100
Russeks 5th Ave.-.5
1
Pressed steel
"7"
5*
IX
Class B
Potrero Sugar.....6
Prentice
5
.1
Oonv prior pref. 10
Rossia Int Oorp..(f)
Root RefOo
28X
Poor A Co class B.(t)
Porto Rlc A Tob—
Class A
(t)
Prairie Pipe L
2X
20
100
1
7754
354
6X% pref....100
5
IX
4
.
„
(t)
Sperry Oorp
39
c
1"
Kcxiseveit Field
~
11X
9X
(ti
100
Preferred...
Rogers Peet
G«
A
Splcer
28
.
Pratt A
Oo
Preferred
Rocky Mt Fuel..l
Pillsbury Flour Mills
common
Rackwood
90
Roxy Theatre—
Governor.!t)
Pierce Oil Uiiro
8%
m
5
Mot
Car Corp
Pierce
7% preferred. .100
Spiegel-May-Stern
Spencer
Robinson (D wight P)
1st preferred—100
H
14 H
7% preferred-.100
Pie Bakeries vtc (t)
Pierce-Arrow
"9
82 X
Rttter Dental Mfg. t
Riverside Silk Millst
2054
♦
100
Phoenix Ffo<d«ry
IB"
110
Phillip-Jones Corp
_
50
110
.100
97
3X
Spear
X
-_(t)
7 % preferredPhillips Petrol
Gonumon
8
61
Richfield Oil of Galif
4
pf--10
.
21*
Common
63
Common
conv
8
-.2
Fuel
Pet Vtllk
Spang Ohalft A Oo f
6% cum pref. .100
Sparks-With'gt'n Go
2X
98
common.
Bid
Par
48 X
9
48
Peoples Drug Stores
854%
2X
X
20 X
7X
57 X
_.6U
7% convpref A100
Penn Salt Mfg
Penn-Mez
*
106
Stocks
Ask.
Per share.
Reybarn Oo Inc
1
Reynolds Invest... 1
Reynolds Met
(+»
Reynolds Spr I ntr.. t
Reynolds Tob A
10
STOCKS
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue.
Bid.
Per share.
Pender(D)Groc'y
MISCELLANEOUS
&
are as near as
5% preferred.. 100
Vlck Ohemical
5
Viking Pump
t
Preferredt
Vogt Mfg
(t)
Vortex Oup
t
Class A—
(t)
Vulcan DntlnninglOi
7% preferred--100
22 X
11354
4154
954
4
1954
25c
954
854
X
454
1254
454
2154
100
7454
654
354
2454
day of the month preceding the date of Issue.
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing
Waco Aircraft...(t)
Waht Company..(f) k
6X% cum pf .100
k
Warrants......
Walker
Preferred
26
2
drift
Good'm
com—(t)
25%
15 X
2%
Waltham Watch B (t;
Prior pref
100
Preferred
26 X
30
(f)
Preferred
40
4
100
Gomroon A
~3%
Oe
(t)
Ward Baking Corp—
3X
to
7% preferred-.100
•vn-'Ot
5
5X
$3.85 cony pf—(f)
Warner-Qulnlan
Co
(t)
Warren Bros
t
$3 con v pref-_.(t)
Warren Fdy A Pipe*
Warren(S D) Co com
Watson (J W) Co (t)
16 X
47
Wilcox
A
B
j-raa
y
6)1
Western Tablet
Stationery
IP.
11X
14 X
20%
19
7% 1st part pf.50
instra—t
87 X
W Ya Coal A Coke, f
i Va Pulp A Pap—T
Preferred
100
festyaco Chlorine
s
Sale price,
wooUd
r
7%
Bid.
Bonds.
16 X
A Tube.......
MAN
'36 AAO
FA A
70
1947
Baumann (Ludwig) 6Xs
6s 1942
1st
8%
30%
19
61
—
Bush Term Bldg
Butler
Hall
6s
2%
22)
60)
47
iv«4M
93
Chicago Eyening Amer 6s 1936-.
Chicago Post Office 6s 1937
Chrysler Bldg 6a 1948
AAO
Cigar Stores Realty Holdings—
S f deb 5%e 1949 ser A..JAJ
Certificate* of deposit..
83"
52
94
39
63
64"
86
89
City Invest. (Bait.) 6Xs 1936
Cleve Term Bldg 1st 6s 1941.JAJ /
Colonial Hall 6Xs
..
"8%
34
Dorset (The! 6s 1941
21
23
iv*
"8%
ctfs
Drake (The) 6s 1939—
MAN
Eastern Ambassador Hot 5X*
47
Eighty Fifth Ave 4s 1940
JAD
18-20 East 41st St Bldg 6s 1940.
18 Gramacy Park South 6s 1938.
11 Park Place Corp 4s 1948
11 West 42d St 6Xs 1945 -MAN
Eppley Hotels 6X« 1941
JAj
EquIl Office Bldg (N Y) 5s 1952
Ferry Sta P O (San Pr> bs 1934
Film Center Bldg 6s 1943--AAO
602 Park Ave Bldg 6s ctfs 1941
15 West 81st St 6s
1944
6tb A v A 29th St Bldg 6s '48.FAA
6th Ayr
66th 8t 6 X* 1945
42d St A Lexington Aye Bldg—
6%s 1945
MAS f
48 Exchange Place Bldg 6s 1988
1612 Spruce St (Phlla)
1st m 6s 1948
aao /
61 Fifth Ave 6s 1943
AAO /
6Xs 1932.MAN
Fox New Bug Thea 64s *43. PAa
Fox Theatre A Office Bldg
1st s f
1941....
Man
Fox St Louis Theatre Bldg—
lstsf 6%e 1942
—A&O
/ Flat price,
n Nominal,
/
/
36
10
53 %
Realty.
10%
North
1st
station
ludus
mag
f 5s 1962
37
29
32
TATD
34
37%
111 John Mt
35
51
13
36
27 X
25
43
53"
16
m
m
28X
27
45
35
7%
f
/
32
20
f
8
/
9X
k Sale price.
1948
Pararo
«*
»
8X
FAA
Pr) 58
Certificates of deposit
/
Park Central Hotel 6s ctfs 1935- f
Park Lane Corp 6%a 1943..JAD /
♦'ennsylvaou
24
6
67
45-Faa /
Bway Corp RH*'61-.JAJ /
Palace HoteilSau
ctfs 1953
a*
Penney fJ O! Corn 5%" 1935-50
Pierrepont Hotel 5%s 1940..
s
f
11
9
3%
19""
18
18
r
19
X
29
16
13
/
/
18
15
60
34
48
38""
50
37
48
60
63"
19%
2%
20 X
5
(Ohlc) 6s 1945-JAJ *fk\5%
f 16%
-
.
w
Bldg
-
w
.
1948
6^8
1939
J *
,,1941
Bldg Corp S
MP
70
Hn
Bldg 6s 1968...
AA(
Offices 6Hi *36.FA4^
Post
United Properties 6s 1942
Vanderbllt
37 X
48 %
43
39 X
13
15
62
66
42
38 X
36 X
12
44
43
49M
45
45
....
14
16
103
34
13 X
3
15
JAJ
42
41
43
20
22
21
Motor
Realty 6* 1931-40
Woodbridge Bldg 5%a *41—AA<>
7s 1940
AAO
9
-
10
* Negotiability impaired by maturity.
95
97
42
45
31
32
12
10
44
36
14
16
17%
Ave
Bldg Corp—
1st leashold 6H> 1944—JAJ 15 /
Van Swerlngen 6s ww 1935..FA* /
1st A coll s f 6a 1938
AAO /
Varlck St Sta P O (N Y) 6s 194
Wads worth Bldg(NV)6s C63.A*
Waldorf Astoria 7s w w
...1954 fk
Certificates of deposit
f
Waaauiakt-r (John) t'hila.. 6 Hs'49
Ward mar. Raa) Estate Propertleb
1st A i*f 6Hs 1948
MAS /
Certificates or deposit...
/
Wardman Realty A Construction
Deb g 6Hs \938
MAS f
Washington Properties inc 7s 1952
Westchester Bd A Mtge 5%b 38
Westchester Title A Trust 5H*
/
Western Union Tel Bldg 5 %s 1943
Westinghouse Bldg 6s 1939.AAO
Whit*
I Last sale.
-
Park Ave Bldg
lyier
21X
3
20
f
165 Broadway Bldg 5%s '51 pa a
General s f 7s 1941
FAA
One LaSalle St Bldg 6s 1949 JAJ /
One Park Av Bldg 6s to '39.MAN
Park Lexington 6 %a
38
/
/
Hidx
10
1st • f 5%a 1958
2124-34 Bway Bldg 5%s ctfs *43
2480 Bway Bldg 6%a to '37
81%
(Bust,
AAO
Oliver Cromwell 6s 1939
m s
12
16
I'rlulty
1938
33
46%
46%
10
f
Sherry-Netherland Hotel 5%B '48 f
Certificates of deposit..
f
*
Shu her t Theat deb is 43 JAD1'
610 Park Avenue 6s 1940.-JAJ f
616 Madison Ave Bldg 6 %a 193H
f
666 West End Ave 5s 1941..JAJ f
60 Broad St Bldg 6s 1939—FAA
60 Park Place Bldg 6s 1937
Sixty-One Bway b%» I960.. A*'
Gen mtge 7s 1945
AAO
Stanley-Mark Strand 6Hs 1941
Stanley Real Est 6)9 4ft
JAD
State A Wash Bldg* (Chicago)—
1st sink fund 5a 1948ser AJnAS
Sink fund 5s 1943 ser B..MAS
J08 South La Salle St
29
44"
U5
10
44 X
44 X
79 Madison Ave Bldg 6s '40.MAS f
Sevllla-BUt Hotel 7Hs 37—MAN f
2
AAO
Inc—
f deh 6s 1948
li"
301 East 38th St Bldg 6s 1939...
Title Guar A Trust 5%a 1932-37
33%
/
JAD /
New York Title Mtge 5%8 Feb'36 /
7s
3
MAN
Textile Crafts Bldg 6s ctfs 1937--
54%
«
9X
9X
Gen 7s
Neisner
Conv
23
21 X
37 X
Taft Realty (New Hav) 6«'40AAO
10 East 40tb Street Bldg 6s 1940
Textile Bldg 1st 6* 1958
MAN
*58..
32%
37%
20
42
16
Bldg 5%a 1950 AAoi/;
6 Ha 1948
Bros
38
38
38
r
....
Mortgage Bond (N Y)—
5%s (series 6) 1934
Mortgage Securities 5Xs ser ANY
Munsou Bids IN Y) 6 He 89.Ma \
Nat Hotel of Cuba 6s 1959.MAS
Nat Press
25
30
/
Millinery Center Bldg 7i 1944...
42
36
36
Bldg(Denv)6Hs'40-MAS f
Stevens Hotel
Mercantile Properties. Inc—
Sec a f 5X* 1946
JAJ
Merchants Nat Prop 6s w w
30
44%
FAA
1940
3l"
5%
36
.
....
Mercantile Arcade Bldg (Los Aug
1st s f 5X8 1953
JAD
31
.
conv
6% bond and cuts of 1937
6s
65""
43
...
Manhattan Co Bldg—
1st m A leaseh if 6» '68..MAN
Marcy
Court A Remseu fits (Brooklyn)
6s 1940
AAO
Dallas P O 6s Sept 16 1935 MAS
sink fund
Lords Court Bldg 6Xs 1942.JAD
Majestic Ants 6s 1948 ctfs...
83%
Circle Theatre 6s 1936
60 Bway Bldg (N X) 6* *46-Matr
1500 Walnut St(Phtla) 1st 68*47
40 Wall Street Bldg 1st 6s 1958..
42 Broadway Bldg 6s 1939..JAJ
42d St A Lex Ave Bldg 6 %e 1945
Fox l>et Theatre 6* 1942—AAO
Fox Metropolitan Playhouse—
Loews Theatre Rlty oe '47 MA816
Lond Gu A Acc Bldg (Chic) «» '62
London Terrace Apts 6s *40 MAN
Lord Bait Hotel gmOHs '45 A&O
(The)
55"
40
.1961 f
Shelburn.Inc(AtlOyj6Hs*40. JAJ
72
1st mtge s f 5Xs ctfs 1953
Income 5%a w w 1963
FAA
Lincoln Mtge A Title gu 5Xs '37JLoew's New Brd Prop 6s 45.JAD
78
50
9
93
Schulte Real Estate 6s 1935—
With
warrants..........JAD *fk\3
Without warrants........JAD * 7:12
62. FA A
35
68
7
90
IN
Kusseks 6th Ave Bldg 6s
St Cbarien Hotel (Atl Cy)
5%a 1941.
Liggett Bldg 1st I h 5y%a
52"
50
f
1944.
4n 1946 f
Saks Realty 6s 1945....
AAO r
6a 1946
AAO r
Savoy-Plaxa Corp 6s 1945..JAD r
Certificates of deposit
f
1st s f 5%a 1945
JAD 1
40
Lincoln 42d St Gorp—
66
45
M a
New 5s 1943
Lefcourt State Bid OX• 1943
45
CbHHrthroiigh
n*
Lefcourt Maun&t Bids
61
61
iw43
18 X
45
Kox> Theatre 6%a 1940 ....AAO f
Certificates of deposit
r
Repub
FAA
45
1940—MAS
7="
insurance Center Bldg 6*» 1943
Jewelers Bldg (Chic) 6s '50.JAI
Lake Sb Atb Club (Chic) 6Xs '45
32
59
17%
wulucy Station P O (Chicago)6# May 1 1941
JAD
Realty Assoc Sec Corp 6a '87-JAJ f
6s 1939
JAD f
«• 1943
AAO r
JAD
59
Central Zone Bldg 6s, 1941
Certificates of deposit
"/
Ask,
Bid.
Bonda.
Prudence Co 5Hs—
JAD
PAA
30"
JAJ
Chain Store Depot 6s
—
La Salle Hotel 5%e 1940
Lefcourt Empire 5%s
19
Certificates of deposit
Cambridge Court Apt 6%b 1937.
Carbide A Carbon Bldg 6s 40JAJ
HUIK
8*
P
of issue.
Provident Loan Society 6% ctfs..
High Bridge Station P O 5Xs 1938
Hotel Lexington
1943
M N
Hotel Sherman (Ohlc) 6 %e '46JAJ
Hotel St George 5%a 1943.MAN
30
1
3%
50
Miaa
6s 1940-41
JAD
Herald 8<iuare Bldg 6s 1948 MA N
53
ist 6s 106U-A<*'
1939
leaseh 5 M
6s 1937
53
1 1935
AAO
Boston Post Office Serv Station—
6tts July 1 1938
JAJ
Bswman-Blltmore Hotels 7s 1934
7s stamped as to payment of
$435 partial redemp'n 1934
6% notes 1931 ext to 1933.JAJ
B*way Barclay Office Bldg 6s 1941
Bway Mot Bids (N Y! (UT48.F* *
Bway A 38th St 7s 1945
JAJ
Bway A 41st St Bldg a *s 1944..
Broadmoor (The) 6s 1941
Bryant Pk Bldg (NY) «Xs"46JA.I
Budd Realty 6s June 1941—JAD
6s Sept 1941—
MAS
Oct
JAJ
Greenwich Lodge 6Xs——
Barrlman Bldg 6» 1951...
MAN
Hearst Brisbane Prop 6s '35. JAD
51
Boston Parcel Post Station—
5%»
JAJ
et5%e 1949
1934 (s-a)
Greeley 8q Bldg 6« 1960
30
Blng A Blng deb 6X« i960 MaBond A Mtge Guar 5%» 1932-37 /
39 X
2
5%b '48MA.1 f
Pittsburgh PO Serv Stat 5 %a '38
Poll New Engl Theatres 6s. 1958
Gen income 5a 1983——MAN f
»«orire Washington Hotel 6s 1944
Se
59
30
Pitts Hotels Corp 1st
Grand Rapids P O 6s 1947
traut Bia* (Pitted)
Is 47--PAA
Yraybar Bldg (East Offices Ins¬
ist m leaseb 5s 1946
JAD
32
17
17
100
Radio—— (t)
Zonlte Products.—1
Ask.
Bonds.
6s 1944
7
17
16%
t
Canadian price.
-fuller Bldg (GAP Realty Corp)
25
16
5%% pref
Zenith
Mfg prel.xot
73
100
21
Ask.
35
33
22
7 % preferred—100
Young (J 8) Cs—101
Preferred
10(
illI
2}
40
im
3%
34%
Young (L A) Spring
A
Wire
__(t
Youngstown Sheet
Quotations are as near as possible for the last day of the month preceding the date
Albany Metropolitan 6&s'38JAD
Alden 6s 1941
JAJ
Allerton 55th St 5%s *45 3 % to '36
Allerton N Y Corp 5%e '47 J a
Ambassador Hotel(Los Ang)6s '43
Amer insur Un Bldg 6s *41. MAN
Batterymarch Bldg (Bos) 5%s
15
14
preferred
...50
Woodley Petrol....1
85%
t
nH
Truck
A
Coach Mfar el B_10
81
♦
A
Olass
17
34 H
29
46
—10*
Yellow
T%
6%
23%
«
Wilson-Jones
WItherbee Sherman
27
2H
10 %
16
15c"
1
7% preferred-.100
A
Products
k Last sale,
Wilson A Co
Veaton El
%
7*
15c
32 X
IP
80
Yale A Towne—_ .25
1
12c
19X4
«st'he El A Mf .50
40
Wright Aeronaut'l.t
Wrigley (Wm) Jr..*
13
12
Preferred.... .100
49
33
28 %
Mach
7% pref A
6% pref B
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STOCKS
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INDUSTRIAL
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Quotations are as near as possible for the last day of the month preceding the date of issue.
In reporting below prices for State and municipal securities, we give bid and asked quotations wherever they can be obtained.
The custom
however, is to quote municipal securities on the basis of the return tney yield per annum. Therefore in most cases it will be found that instead o.
actual prices we have inserted in the column headed "To Net" certain figures to indicate the interest rate at which business in the bonds is being
done.
Thus 4.35% means that the particular security can be bought or sold at a price that will yield the purchaser or seller
4.35% per annum to the
maturity of the issue.
Where two figures appear, as, for instance. "4.25% to 4.35%," the rate of return varies according to the maturity—the shorter
maturities yielding the lowest rate, and the longer maturities yielding the highest return.
Where, however, a range for basis prices appears, and the
higher figure of the range is given first—thus, "5.00 to 4.75"—then the higher yield is meant to be the bid price and the lower yield the asked price.
It is proper to add that as far as the different maturities are concerned, it not infrequently
happens now, owing to the unsettled state of the municipal
bond market, that no distinction is made between the different maturities, all being quoted alike.
In State and municipal bonds the custom has always been to quote them "and interest": that is, the accrued interest must in all cases be added on.
Note.—Owing to the present demoralized condition of the municipal bond markets, brokers and dealers find it difficult, and in many cases almost
Impossible, to make quotations for municipal bonds.
Bid prices, especially for the smaller municipalities, are practically out of the question and sales
•r terms are simply a matter of bargaining between buyer and seller.
In fact, the absolute lack of demand often causes good bonds to be offered at
a fnost any price.
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75
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92
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86
91
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77 X
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65
76
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—
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85
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JAJ
8 f 54s 1071
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114
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394
394
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Cordoba (Olty) Argentine Rep
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N-wton 4s 1935
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JAD 6 3 25
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Waltham 3Mb 1935-46—FAA
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FAA 6 1 00
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4Mb 1935 1953.
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Paducah—
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MAS b 2.75
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3 Mb 1934-1942 tax-ex.MAN b 1.00
Milton—
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4%
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Maiden 4b *35 *44(tax-ex) FAA b 125
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Brewer
High Scb Disc—
4MB 1934-1945
(tax-ex)
4Mb 1937 (tax-ex)
Lynn—
Auburn—
tax-ex.JAD
35*41
4a "35-*39
4Mb Hospital 1951
MA8
4Mb Bridge Rev '48-MAN
4Mb Ref 1965
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4Mb Jan 1 1970
JAJ
4 Ms Sewer 1969
JAA
4s Ref July 1 1937
JAJ
4s Sewer 1947
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4a Lou W Co 1959—-FAA
4b Sewer 1965
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4s Jan 1 1970
JAJ
8Mb Ref 1943
JAJ
8s Sew A Park 1941—JAJ
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Holyoke
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3 MB 1938-1939
3 MB 1940-1951
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3Ms May * 40 ireg;-Mais
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FAA
Chelsea—4s Park 1930..AAO
4s Sept 1 1958
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3 65
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6 3.50
6 3.50
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Lexington—4s 1945
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Bath 4s Ref 1941
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5s 1945-1967
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Marshalltown—
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BONDS
MUNICIPAL
AND
STATE
103
.
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Port Comm'n 35- 69--JAJ
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4MB High 1935-36
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4Mb High 1937-39
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4MB High 1940-45
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4MB High 1950-55. .-JAD 15
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4MB 1938-1941...FAA15
4MB 1942-1952... FAA15
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5a Diet ref A Imp '49—MAS
5s 1935-1969
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Baton Rouge—5b *35 '54.MA8
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JAJ
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5b 1952 opt 1942
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5b Oct 15 1962 op '52.-AAO
5b Oct 15 1963
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5a 1957-1967
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5b Jan 1937 opt 1928—JAJ
5b 1956-1970
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5i
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6s 1935-1961
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104
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80
85
85
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4Mb 1936-1986
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Montgomery Co
101
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101
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84
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6s 1935-1972
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80
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4s June t 1959-1964-.-JAD
4.10
1940-1952.
A&O
80
3 Mb 1935-1939
4.00
.JAD
•1Mb 1934-1937
AAO
80
3Mb 1940-1951
JAD
4.00
•4Mb 1938-1950.
80
AAO
JAD
3MB 1952-1980
4.00
48 Water Works 1942—AaO
87
3Ms 1935-1945
—JAD
4.00
•Allen Oo 5 Ma 1935 '50.A&O
80
JAD
3Ms 1940-1951
4.00
tsffland *5 Ma 1934-44-AAO 6 4.75
3 Mb 1952-1963
...JAD
4.00
Canton—*58 Sew 1963—MA 8
99
White Plains—
•5 Ms Fund 1934-37
100
J&u
4Mb 1935-1959 (reg ..MA500
•08 Water 1944-I959..AAO
5.25
4 75
5MB Sch 1935-1930—AA<
♦OantonS D 5b 1954-.AAOb 100
3.009 1935 1954.—... FA A
4.40
•4Mb Dec 5 1939-42
JAD
93
yolcott 4M« Jly 16 '35 '42JAJ
4.30
•4.40a 1950
Yonlrers—
97
Cincinnati—*5 Ms 1941.MAS 6 3.75
6b Feb 11935-1936.
AAO
6
•5 Mb Imp Feb '46. '51 FAA 6 3.75
6b Feb 11937-1939
AAO
6
•5b July 11905
—JAJ 6 3.75
6a Feb 11940-1952
AAO
9
6 5.50
6.50
6.50
75
75
70
65
65
4Mb
6a 1934-1*01—
'35-'47..JAJ
to 6.50
NORTH DAKOTA
Warren Oo 4 Ms 1935 '50- FAA
5Ms Jan 1935-1961
Rensselaer
4a Imp Sch Ac
Rockland Oo—
to
t
Bayonne Bridge—
County—
4Mb Highway 1935 30 FAA
4 Ms Highway 193/ 68 FA A
Rochester 5s 1935-1961 .FAA
5s 1935 1930
..FAA
5s 1937-1938
....FAA
5s 1939-1902
-FAA
08 1935
MAS
4Mb Pub Imp *35-'58._FAA
4Mb 1935-1959MAS
to
6 7.25
—
t
4Mb Ser K 1935to*0OMAS 6 4.05
Putnam Oo 4Mb '35 '61-AAO 6 4.10
4b 1935-1954
faa 6 4.10
to 5 50
6 7.25
...
100 M
4s Ser B 1930 to '50.JAD
99 M 100 M
4 Ms Ser B 1939to'53MAN 6 4.20 to 4.10
4s Ser C 1938 to '53-JAJ3
Inland Terminal—
4Mb Ser D 1936to*0OMAS
Holland Tunnel—
6 6.00
6 7.25
4.10
to 5.5)
"
to 3.90
Peughkeepsle 4 M >1935-52J AD 6 3.90
4a School 1935 '59..—MAS 6 3.85
to 5.50
I
to 3.85
6 4.10
6 6.00
6 6.00
} Mb g Wat A Sew '48— A AC
4Mb 1935-1902
4Mb Pub Imp 1935-1960JAJ
Winston-Salem—
5b 1935 1936
JAJ
5s Sept 1935-1947.. .MAS
4Mb 1935-1058
MAN1
4Mb July 11942—....JAJ
4Mb July 11952—.....JAJ
4Mb 1935-1973........ JAJ
to 3.60
8Mb Water 1935-30—-JAJ 6 2.00
Utlca—4Mb 1935
MAN 6 2.00
4Mb Pud Imp 35 '45-JAJlfc 6 2.00
91
91
55
to
4Mb 1948-1959
FAA
Rutherford Oo 5b '35 '52..JAJ
Salisbury 0s Impt '35-'36.JAJ
to 3.60
4Mb 1935-1906
55
6 4.40
&»ndolPhOo 4Mb '35-47.FAA
to 3.60
_
90
90
91
90
90
90
50
_
6 2.00
AAO
M« 1935 1950
4.75
64
64
85
85
50
0b 1935 1941
—MAN
Transylvania County—
Road A Bridge 6s 1949-50— / 25
Wilmington—
5s Ref A Impt 1955
AAi 6 5.00
J&i
6 2.00
4Mb Feb 16 1935-1957—
4MB 1935-1970
JAD 6 2.00
4
90
4.00
3.50
3.40
3.85
5.25
5.25
4.20
4.50
5Mb Water 1935 1050—JAJ
Troy 08 1934-194U reg.-AAO
to 4.20
to
--JAJ15 6 1.75 to3%
3.30
...JAJ15
3.30
-—JAJ15
3.40
—JAJ15
4Mb Sewer 1935-1953—JAJ
6b Water 1935-1050
JAJ
95
3%
to 4.20
to
J&J15
JAJ15
1935-1942
to
to
to 3.60
6—
4Mb July 1954-*68
JAJ
Tonawanda
(City
of) 4M
100 M
to
6 1.75
..AAO
AAO
Lincoln Oo 5s 1943 A *48-JAJ
6s Bridge 1937-1951
FAA
Mecklenburg Oo—
6s Ref Nov I960MAN
Pitt Oo 5b 1935-'30
MAN
4MB1943-1947—
MAS
5s Fund June 1969
JAj
Raleigh 5s Muni Bldg '39JAJ
6s Impt June 1 1944...JAL
4Mb 1934-1907——AAO
4Mb 1940-1950—
to 3.90
3s 1941-19513a 1952-1971
Ticonderoga S D No
94M
to
-JAJ15
3b 1935-1930
3b 1937-1940
98
to
1935-1936
8Mb 1937-1940
3 Ms 1941-1951
*42-FAA
4Mb 1935 1939
3.50
to 4.25
to
58
85
5s Wat Serv 1934-1909 JAD
Iredell Co 5a Aug 1
3~%"
to 3.60
to 3.60
to 4.75
6
to
to 3.50
6.00
4.00
6
6 2.00
6 2.50
6 1.75
6 2.00
3 M"
5.50
to 5.50
-
35- 45.AAO
1935-*44-JADl6 6 1.75
1935 1940
i__FAA 6 1.75
98
98
98
to
to 5.50
r
Syracuse 4Mb 1934- 35 Various 6 2.00
to 3%
6 6.00
to 5.50
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3M 1935-1961—-----F&A b 2.00 to 3.50
6s
to 4.30
to 5.50
4Mb 1934-1957
MAN 6 5.25
High Point 4Mb 1935 *48 JAJ
58
to 3.75
4s June 15
5.00
6
b 2.50
98
5.00
6
1934-57-AAO
%~
6 4.50
6 6.00
6 0.00
Greenville 6a W W *58—FAA 6 6.00
Guilford County—
Southampton 5s '30-'43.MAN
-Julllvan Oo 4Mb
Nei.
to 5.50
_
5s 1944-71
...MAN
Steuben Oo 4Ms'35-'37.-FA A
Suffolk Oo 4Mb
Ask
4Mb 1935 1905
FAA 6 6.00
*■ Water works 1954—JAJ 6 6.00
53-MAN
98
to
Forsyth Oo 4Mb *34-'58_JAD
Granville Oo
4M« '39—MAN
Greensboro 5b 1942 W..FAA
4Mb 1935-1903
JAJ
to 3.85
To
or
Bid.
Bonds
Net,
1935-'40-—-FAA
Vomers (T> 4Ms '34-
to 3.85
6
Ask.
May 15 1935-1938
6Ma 1935-1900
—MAS
4mb 1935-1944.----MAN
4.20s Dec 15 1934-71 JAD15
6 4.15
6
Bid.
Roads
Schenec Oo 4MB "42-*51—JAJ
6 3.50
5s Dec 15 1934-1943
5s Dec 15 1944-1948.
ir
i8im
~
To
or
Net
Yield Oasts
Yearly Basis
I
To
Ask.
Hew York City—
100 M
101M
0s Corp stk Jan25'35 JAJ 25
102 M
103 M
6s Oorp stk Jan25"36 JAJ 25
103 M
104 M
6s Oorp stk Jan25'37 J&J 25
4Mb June 1006...
#AL> 103 M 104 M
102 m
101M
4M« 1903.
-MAS
102 m
4Mb May 1067
MAN
102
4 hi Not 1967
MAN
102 m
4Ki Oorp stock 1907.-JAJ
102 m
4Mb Oorp stk 1971 .JAD15
6 4.00 to3%
?s Oorp stk 1934 1936J AD
98
97
(s Ian
I 1977
JAJ
to 3%
• Sch A Var '34'80-JAD 6 4.00
98
■ 1900 opt 193(>.. ..MAS
88*
97
98
s
1900
....MAS
.
closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
ttanis
or
Bid.
Bonds
105
AND MUNICIPAL BONDS
STATE
OCT., 1934.]
w
4.30
to 4.30
uo**utut,on of ou#-
*>v,. 3
bsss Bisa
106
STATE
AND
Quotations for all securities are as near
as
MUNICIPAL
Yield Basis
Dayton—
•6 Ha W W Imp 1944-JAD
»
Imp 1946—FAA
•4Ms Bdge 1935 1961-MA8
•4Ha W W Imp 1940—JAD
)
•4 Ha Bd«e 1934-39—AAO
•4 Ha 1935 1940
MA8
4 Ha 1941
061
MAS
>
•6s W
Yield Basis
Bid™ Ask.
Bonds.
W
Oayton S D 5Hs '4K61 MAS
•6a Mar 16 *85 '40—MASltl
)
»
»
►
»
4.75
4.75
4.75
4.75
-AAO
Portland—
6s Harb Dev 1934-50.MAN
4Mb Dock 1943
MAN
to 4.40
to 4.40
to 4.40
4a Water 1937
MAN
4a Water 1936-1955
MAN
4a Water 1939-1958——JAJ
4.75 to 4.40
4.75 to 4.40
4s Water 1940-1959.-FAA
Pt of Astoria 5s Refg 1955. JAJ
1940-JAJ
Blyrla 4a 1934 to 1938—JAD
•4Hs 1935 1952.—MAS
•5s W W 1935-1940—JAJ
Fosfcorta *5s W W '35 '40 MAS
Franklin Oounty—
*5 Ha HoaABge 1935.-FAa
Hamilton Oo *4»» 1V43.FAA
•4 Ha Oct 1 1939.A AO
•4Ha Sewer Oct. 1 1934-'47
4s O H Juoe'36 op 'lb.JAo
Ironton MHnWW '36..JAD
Lakewood - *4 Hs '34'39AAO
•4Hs Oct 1945...
AAO
•5s Park A Imp *34 *41 .AAO
Lima *5Hs Sewer 1934-1947
94
99
100
99
Pt of Oooa Bay Harbor 5s....
100
95
96
101
102
101
5s
98
88
88
90
JAD2
90
93
88
•IHs
1934-1940
—
92
93
93
Mahoning Val. San. Diet—
•
90
95
1 Hs water 1934-52
AAO
100
M trtln's Fy •5a'35- 44—MAS
102
M laml Oonaervancy Dist—
•iHs (1 to 6 yr mat'yj.JAD b 4.25 to 4%
•
>Hs (5 to 10 yr mat'y)JAD b 4.40 to4.25
•5Ha (after 10 years)..JAD b 4.50 to 4.40
M jntgomery Oounty—
95
•6s F1 Bmerg '35 42
98
JAD
♦5s ref 1935
...AAO
•5s ref 1936-1941—AAO
Newark *4 Ha 1935 41.. .AAO
•
*ortamoutb—0a '35-*36-JAJ
Portsmouth 'ilty S l>—
——
•4Hs 1935 1950
Sprlngrleld *5s 1934
JAJ
——
♦IHs 1935
MAS
•
4 Ha St Impt 1935-39.MAS
•4 Ha 1935 1949
MAS
4s 1935-1955MAS
*S jrlngf'd B D •5s*35-*39JAJ2
S eubenville *5s
95
98
99
97
101
100
93
6 4.00
96
to 3.75
6 4.00
to 3.75
6 4.00
6 4.00
to
6 3.75
6 4.00
to 3.50
3.75
to 3.75
to 3 .75
1936...MAS 6 5.00
to
4.50
AAO 6 6.00
to
5.50
Summit Oo—
*5s Road Imp '34 *35
•4Hs Oct. 1 1934-'37
6 6.00
•4H 1934-1940.——AAO 6 6.00
93
Toledo »6sWW '37-*44.FAA
85
•6s Sept 1935 1942
MAS
•5s 1934
JAD15
•6s Pub Wharf 1960—MAS
•5s Sewer 1949—.
MAS
85
*4Hs 1935-1956
AAO
AAO
•6s 1934 1960
MAN
Toungatown—
•6a Bdge 1934-41
AAO
•4 Ha 1935 1957.
A At
Toungatown School Dist—
•4 Ha 1944-1947
MAS
•58 1934-1944
MAS
■anesville—*5s Oity Hall A
Market 1935-1939
MAS
■anesville S D *6s '34-"43AAO
MAS
Allegheny—4s 1937.....MAN
Allegheny Oo 4M» '43..MAN
4Hs 1935-1937
AAO
4Hs 1938-1940———AAO
4Hs 1941-1962
AAO
4MB 1934 t
4HaJul\ 1935 1958
JAJ
4 ill 1940-1959
..—JAJ
4s Bridge 1942
FAA
4s 1935-1958
.-..MAS
Aitoona—4a "26 opt '16-.JAJ
4s Highway *37 opt aJ-JAJ
Aitoona S D 4s '35——-.AAO
Bethlehem 8 D 6 Ms
36, '40,
'45. *60—
—JAD
draddock 4 Ha *84-*44..MAN
4a 1935—..
MA*
Jambrla Oo 4 Ha Nov 1 *34-*45
Iheater 4a'37 op'17 tax-ex JAj
4 Ha 1935-1940.
JAJ
Chester 8 D 4Ha 1937**42
Erie—4Hs Sch 1935- 39-AA«
4 Ha 1935-1960
FAA
firle 8 D 4a 1935 1938 ...FAA
4Ha 1935-1937
AAO
4 Ha Jan I 1936-1940
Fayette Co 4s yoad 1936.AAO
Harrtsburg—
4s Pub Imp '35 Co '36.MAP
4s May 16 1935 1953
4s 1935-1942
FAA
leanette 4 Ms 1934 1956-M&S
Lackawanna Oo 4s 1944-FAA
Lancaster Oo 4Hs A 4 He
uancaster 8 D 4s May 1945.
Lo wer MerlonT wp4s. 4 Ha .4 H •McK'p't SD4H» '35-'43 At AN
51. '53
%
Philadelphia 4s 1937
88
86
86
86
86
88
35
87
1935-1950—
JAD
Woonsocaet 4H« Fd *41-JAD
6s Fund 1936........MAN
6s Fond 1930-1961.—MAN
4Hs 1935-1907
...JAD
4 Hs Funding 1944...MAN
4Hs 19341967
JAD
4Hs June 1935-1957.. J AD
6s 1934-1936
MAN
5a 1937-1942-MAN
6s Fnnded 1935-1959- A AC
.95 to 2.75
.95 to 2.75
.95 to 2.75
-
.95 to 2.75
4s Funding 1947
JAJ
58 Jan 1951
JAJ
4Hs May 1948—
4Ha Nov 11948.—
JAJ
JAJ
4Ha
1950—
4Ha Dec 17 1978
JAJ
4a July 1939
1
JAJ
4s July 1942—
-JAJ
4a Jan 1 1946.—......JA.<
to 3.75
to 3.75
3.75
to
6 4.50 to 4.25
6 4.50 to 4.25
3.20
6 3.25
6 3.10
to 4.50
6 310
to 4.50
%
to 4.50
4?40
AAO
100
102
to 4.25
to
4.50
80
4.60
85
to 4.40
4.60
4.75
4.75
Greenville Oo 4Hc 40-55.JAJ 6 4.75
4 Ha Highw 1935 1945. FAA 6 4.75
Greater Greenville Sewer Dist
4Hs 1967
95
MAN
Kershaw Oo—
to
6s Highway 1935-1946.FAA 6 5 00
Lancaster S D—6a 1941 —JAJ 6 5.00
6a July 1946
JAJ 6 6.50
Marlon Oo—
to 4.60
^
4.40
to 4.60
to 4.60
to 4.50
100
to 4.90
to 5.25
MAS
6 5.00
97
Spartanburg 4Ha 1935..AAO
4Hs Water 1035-1939..JA4Ha Water 1940-1966.JAj
6s Sept 1 1939..
6s Nov 1 1943—...
Spartanb'g Oo 4 Ui H7-47MA8
Sumter Oo 5s 35-*52 ...JAJ
fork Oo 4Hs 1935**50 ...JAJ
6 4.75
to 4.50
6 4 75
6 4.75
to 4.50
99
99
98
6 5.00
6 4.75
101
101
100
to 4.75
to 4.50
\?35-194lJ—
25
25
25
25
to
4%
4%
4%
to
to
4.75
100
to
to 4.50
SOUTH DAKOTA
to 4%
25 to 4%
25 to4%
5s Rural Oredlt *35-'40
5s Sept 1941.
,25 to 4%
25 to 4%
5s Mar
16. 1935
5s June 1 1935-.sw
5s Jan 15 1035-40
6.25 to 6%
6.25 to 6%
6.25 to 6%
6.25 to 6%
0 25 to 6%
6.25 to 6%
AAO
MAS
MASK
JAD
JAJ1
5H« Jan 16 1943
JAJD
IHs Rural Oredlt 1930..JAJ
Joraon Oo 5s fd 1935-47.MAN
25 to 4%
6.25 to0%
60
65
4Ha fund 1935-47-MAN 16
PerkJna Oo 4Hs fd '36-*47 JAD
Stanley Oo 4 Ha fd *43-'48 JAD
Meux Falls S D 5s 1936..AAO
60
60
65
60
99
100
I Hi Dec 11940.......JAD
100
102
lackson Oo—
25 to
3.40
3.40
1935-1937
MAS
1938-1946———MAS
1,
to 4.50
Rock Hill 5a 1951 opt *81.JAJ
25 to 4%
25 to 4%
25 to 4%
4 Ha
4 Ha
4.40
50
Oo—
6s May 15 *30**4O—MANlt
Ooiumbla 5s Ref 1941—MAS 6
4 Hs Water 1946——JAJ 6
Greenville—5s St 1942—JAJ 6
6s Water 1958opt '33. FAA 6
4Hs •35 '43
JAJ
1941-1959——MAN
4Hs Apr 15 1939-58-AAOl/
4a 1935-1942
JAJ
4a 1937-1950JAD
Pittsburgh—4 Ha *35 *50 JAD
to 4.50
Clarendon
,25 to 4%
,25 to 4%
to5.25
to 5.25
to 4.50
4Hs Highway 1935-37-FAA 6 4.75 to 4.60
4Ha Highway 1938-43-FAA 6 4.75 to 4.60
Charleston—4 Ha Jan '62.JAJ
96
100
4a Refg '38 (tex-exem).JAJ
96
94
Charleston Oo 6a 1937—.JAJ
102
104
Oheraw 5s *62 opt
60
70
32—July 1
,25 t°4%
,25 to4%
6 6.00
3.00
6 3.25
Anderson Oo—
J A.
to 5.50
3.40
6 3.00
4Hs ctfs indebt 39-'53—JAD 6 4.50
Aiken Oo 4Hs 1937-1945
6 4.75
JAJ
J A.
4 Ha
I
2.25
3.20
SOUTH CAROLINA
4s Nov 11960—
4a July 26 1972
»>hila S D
6 1.00
4s Refund 1952 opt 1932.. JAJ
4s Feb 10 1956
to 5.50
3.50
3.60
3.60
3.60
3.60
to 3.25 %
4.40
is Water 1962—.—JAD
is Oct 1 1964.........AAO
65
86
90
6 6.00
6 6.00
6 6.00
to 3.80
86
85
85
to 3.30
—
88
88
85
3.80
to 3.80
Mercer Oo 6Hs '35- 47.-FAA
Norristown S D 4 Ha 1943-JA.i
Toledo Sch Dist—
•4 Ha 1934-1950
'50. *62...-
96
88
84
84
84
84
85
•IHs
•4Hs
iHs
•4Ha
•
5.50
to
85
1935 1954-.—MAS15
1935 1963
MAS
Bdg 1935 A'38 .FAA
Nov 1 1934**53
4s Park July 1 1942
JAJ
to 5.50
to 3.80
to
to 2.25
is July I960.......... JAJ
is May 2 1967
MAN 2
is May 1962...—.... MAN
to 4.40
.
98
95
4.00
4.00
4.00
4.00
27
60
JAD b 1.00
1934-1937
4H«
to 4.40
Highway 1941/48/40.
41,
93
•4 Hs W ASSeplO 1935.M&81C
»,• 1934 1936...
—..JAD
*42. *45/47
4s
92
•6s Sewer Feb 16 '36 "51—
Luoas Oo 4a O-H 1944... MA8
Highway 1935. 1937. 1940.
Ask.
4 Ha 1938-1959
..JAD 6 2.50
is Water Jan 2 1936.
4s Jan 1 1946..
JAJ
is Oct 1 1954
AAO
to 4.40
July 1 1951 Series O—JAJ
IHs T>«c 1 1061 opt *36-.JAD
4 Ms 1939,1944,1949
JAJ
4s
To
Net.
ot
Bid.
Bonds.
4.40
to
PENNSYLVANIA
100
100
100
98
Yield Basis
To
Net.
is
100
101
6 3.60 to 3.40
6 3.60 to 3.40
b 3.60 to 3.40
b 3.50 to 3.25
93
96
98
Ask.
Providence—
4.60
4 60
4.60
4Ha Oct 1934-47—-AAO
4 Ms 1935-1960
MAN b 4.60
to 4.40
4.75 t<i 4.40
4.75 to 4.40
4.75 to 4.40
98
92
or
.
Bid.
Bonds.
Bast Cleveland—
•6s St Impt 1936
East Liverpool—4s
BONDS
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
65
65
3.40
3.40
4a 1935 to 1939
JAJ
4 Ha
35 '38 taxable..MAN
3.40
TENNES8EE
Public Works Reliei—
OKLAHOMA
Muskogee 5s Sew 1930—MAF 6 4.50
to
4.20
Oklahoma City—
...JAD
MAF
4Ha Sewer 1936
..FAA
4 Hs Water Works 1941 .JAJ
Okmulgee 5a Mar 15 1943...
6Hs 1934-1940
6s Water 1936...
4.10
4.10
4.10
4.10
90
to
3.80
3.80
to
3.80
to
3.80
100
to
Tulsa—
6Hb July 1946
FA A
6 Hs Wat A Park '35-'49 FAA
6 Ha 1935-1939*.
FAA
5s 1935-1947-C
FAA
8s Feb 1 1935-1939
-
5.25
525
to 5.00
5.25
5.25
5.25
to 5 .00
to 5.00
to 5.00
to
5.00
1.00
1.75
1934
Dec 1 1935.
Dec 1 1936—
Dec 1 1937
Dec 1 1938
4H% 1939-41—.JAD
4M% 1942-53JAD
Reading 5s impt 1943-49.JAJ
Schuylkill Oo—
4Hs 1935-1956—
.JAJ
ScrantoD 4Hs '35-*41—-FAA
4M %
4H %
4H%
4H %
4M %
2.00
2.25
3.00
4Ha Highway *35-'44.— AAO
4Hs 1935-1944 (s-a)
AAO
4Hs H'way 1935 (s-a)...AAC
4ms H'way 36- 49 (s-a).AAO
4s Highway 1934-42
AAO
4s Highway 1935-41—
AA(
to 3.80
6 4.00
6 4 00
to 3.80
to 3.80
6 4.00
6 4.00
to 3.8C
...JAD
28
5Hs 1935-1949
—JAJ f 28
Eugene 6s 1942........MAS 6 5.00
Multnomah Oo—
4 He Bridge 1935-1944. JAD 6 4.40
4Hs 1949-1956.——FAA 6 4.40
4s Bridge 1946-1065
JAD 6 4.40
6s Road 1935-1939—.MAN 6 4.40
Multnomah Oo b D No 1—
32
32
—JAJ
4.50
to
4 15
Oranston 4s sch
4s 1938-1966—
to 4 15
to
4 15
to
4.15
MA8
—JAD
3.50
3.50
1935-37.JAJ
100
—JAJ 6 4.00
to
4Hs Mar 15 '35-73-MAS16 6
5« 1935-1942
AAO
&
Newport—4Mb '35-'30—MAS 6 1.50
1935*1953
6 2.00
4Mb May 1935 1942-MAN 6 1.50
4Mb Mar 1935-...—.MAS
4s May 15 1948
MAN
3Hs g High Sch 1954-JAD
Pawtncket—4H> 1950
JAJ
4Hs Sewer 1952......JAD
4 Hs School 1954
MAN
4s Water 1937
MAN
98H
5Hs June 1
2.25
3.25
1.50
88
98
I ttplrnnn
3.25
3.40
4.60
4.60
4.50
FAA
4Hs Park 1930—.....AAO
fie 1935 1937—
MAS
5a 1938-1951——MAS
5H % Fdg Sept 11950.MA8
Madison Oounty—
•
Less lM.
to 3.50
to
3.85
60
95
to
4.25 %
90
to 4.60
to 4.60
to 4.75 %
80
to 4.40
82
85
85
%
85
87
87
85
87
of Ohio, adopted Sept. 3 1912. bonds Issued after
H«
90
1C0
82
4H % Highway '35-*49 JAD 6 5.00
I Less
5.25
5.25
to
to 5 25
Fayette Oounty—
4Hs Road 1968..
JAJ
90
Mies Oounty—
5% Highway 1947....JAD 6 4.50
Mbson Oounty—
4% Road 1935-1958
JAJ
85
Hamilton Oounty—
4H% Refunding 1957.AAO 6 4.75
5% Bridge 1944.....
6 4.75
4 Ha Impt 1935-39
to
5.50
KnoxvUle—
3%
4.25 %
70
70
5.50
4H% Ref 1935-1948—J a) 6 5.00
fohnson Oity—
m5H«1 Impt 1934-19461. JAD
75
Knox Oo 5s Pike A Bridge
May 1 1935-1940
MAN 6 4.60
Johnston 4H« 1935-1940 MAN
N Prov'ce 4s June 15 '47- JAD
b Basis.f Flat price.
• Subject to taxation; by an amendment to the Constitution
bf municipalities In that State are subject to taxation, r Less 2. s Less 1 on bid side.
4.10
4.15
to 4.10
68
5.50
4.15
4.15
to 4.15
68
4Hs Highway 1947
JAJ 6 3.75
6% Oo Memorial *35 '60JAJ 6 4.00
Jyer Oo 4Hs Apr 1 1955
55
RHODE I8LAND
to
4Ha July 15 '35'39—JAJlt 6 4.40 to 4.15
JAJlf 6 4.40 to 4.15
4s July 15 '40-'45
JAJ
4Hs Imp ser I '34-'38.AAO
4 Ha 1935-1940
JAJ
4 Ha Impt 1940-1945—JAJ
fork 4Hs 1935-1943
FAA
is Oharlt Inst 1905
4s Jane 1 1977
to
locke Oounty—
4Hs Road July 15 '47—JAJ
Jumberiand Oo 6s 1956—JAJ
Davidson Oounty—
to 3.80
Astoria 5a 1963
to
6 4.40
5H« Road
'hattanooga—
4Hs School i960
AAO 6
4Hs Memorial Aud '62MAN 6
6s Hospital 1964
...MAS 6
to 3.80
6 4.00
6 4.35
6 4.20
5s funding Jan 1 1069.JAJ
4s 1936
6 4.00
highway 1939.—.
JAJ
July 29 1955....JAJ
is refdg
Scranton 8D—
1935-1956
to
Ss Memorial Aud'm 1961. J A.
larter Oounty—
1935 1950
FAA
1935-1937
MAF
4s 1930 -..—........AAO
to 4.15
to
refdg July 29 1955..JAJ 6 4.35
July 1 1045
JAJ 6 4.35
3.40
5s
4s
4Hs
highway 1939...
JAD 6 4.35
bridge 1946...JAJ 6 4.35
3.25
<Vllkes-Barre—
OREGON
4Hs
IHs
IHs
IHs
IHs
90
to 4.75
Jan.
%
iToTa
STATE
OCT., 1934.]
Quotations for all securities are
AND
as near as
MUNICIPAL
107
BONDS
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
To
or
Ask.
b 4.80
b 4.80
to 4.60
b 4.80
b 4.80
to 4.60
to 4.60
6s Gen
b 4.80
b 4.80
to 4.60
b 4.8C
to 4.60
41*% Gen. oblig. 1934-1943 6 3.50
Clark Co 51*s '52 opt '33 AAO
99
6s 1935-53
M A N 6 4.50
b 4.80
to 4.60
Everett—
San Antonio 8 D 6s *56—FAA b 4.80
to 4.60
5s general oblig
1936—JAD
97
99
to 4.10
5^s Water 1935-38-MAS
5s Water 1945
98
100
Bonds.
Memphis 6s July 1054—.J&J 6 4.25
6s River Term '35'48-AAO 6 4.25
to 4.10
b 4.25
b 4.25
to 4.10
*4s Water 1935 1982—JAJ
4Kb Water 1949
JAJ
4 Ha Park 1959AAO
414b 1935-1956
JAP
4
to 4.10
6 4.25
to
6 4.25
6 4.00
to
6 4.00
to
6 4.00
34-'50-4.00
High Sch 1940
JAJ
to
to
MAN
4.00
4.00
-JAJ
MAS
4.00
4.00
to
3.75
3.75
3.75
3.75
3.75
3.75
to
5s Sept
6s Sept
to 4.10
3.75
MAS
Montgomery Oo—6s Cumber¬
land River Bdge 1963-PA A
Nashville 6s 1935-1942—AAO
6s March 1935 I960—MAS
4s 1935 lw64
6s Memorial 8q
4Hs
4H"
iUt
4*s
AHs
'53.MAB
5148 W W 1935
MAN
514s W W 1930-66—MAN
San Antonio—5a '35
to 4.10
6 4.25
6 4.25
Hospital '35-'50—JAJ
1936-1968
1935 1967
1935 1948
Polk Oo 5s 1935 46
4.10
414 b
4 H»
4%
to 3.75
to
MAR
1935-1953
MAS
1935-1959
1943—
-JAJ
6a St imp Dlst No 2
to 4.10
to
1935-1967
1935-1968
FAA
Net
County—
414» Oc, 10 '34-'59—AAO10 b 4.30
Waco—5a Sewer 1937--.JAJ b 4.30
5a Water-Works 1942.-JAJ b 4.30
4H8 Water 1937-1968—JAJ b 4.30
60
Wichita Falls 6s 1950—MAN
to 4.60
SHs
5»
1960
10
92
AH* 1934-1955
to 4.30
414s 1935-1943
6 4.00
to 3.80
AH % Jail 1940-1951—MAS 6 4.00
to 4.10
60
90
4 Ha 1934-1960
1948
—FA A
Shelby County—
4s Courthouse 1957—AAO
5s Aud Mkt H'se '49--MAS
70
60
STATES—See
pages
21
99
Smith County—
to
UTAH.
5%
to 5.75
%
87
White County—
1955—MAS
514% Highway
6 5.00
to
4.80 %
TEXAS.
48
Abilene 6s Feb 15 *59-'66
AmarUlo AH* '35-'58.MA815
50
78
90
JAJ
'62op*32JA J
6 4.35
6 4.35
to 4.20
JAJ
JAJ
6 4.35
6 4.35
to
JAJ
Beaumont 6s '62 op '32—AAO
5s Water Works 1954-MAS
5s 1935 1939
AAO
5s 1940-1965
A AO
414* 1935
JAJ
414s 1936-1970
JAJ
4s 1942 opt 1922
JAD
6 4.35
6 5.50
to 4 20
Austin
5s
1935 1942
5s 8ch Rig Alios
AH» 1935-1961
414s 1935 1953
A Hi 1954-1958
to
6 5.50
6 5.50
3.90
to
to 2.80
to 2.80
4%
3.80
to 3.90
3.00
to 3.50
%
%
to 5.30 %
to 5.30 %
75
48
3.80
to 3.90
3.80
to 3.90
53
Cleburne 5s
WW'52op'32 JAJ
Carpus Chrlstl (is fd 07-FAA
75"
60
FAA
Daltas6s 1935 i960——.MAN
414*1935 1970
MAN
4148 July 1 1935-1949-JAJ
4H* 1935'45
MAN
414s 1946- 65
MAN
4s School 1935-1961—-JAJ
/
Dallas
6s
Water 1935 1959—
Co414sSeptl0'61 Apr 10
60
6 4.30
3.80
5s
1935-1959
to 3.85
VERMONT.
.50
3*4 B 1934-48
JAD 6
.50
414a Oct 1 1934-1949—AAO 6
101
Mlddlebury 4a 41op'21.MAN
Rutland 414s 1946-48
107
JAJ
4148 1936-1971
414* 1936-1964
to 4.15
to 4.15 '
to 4.15 1
to 2.60
to 2.60
to 4.15 '
6 4.30
to 4.15 '
414* Ref Aug 1942
FAA
414s July 1 1939-1960—JAJ
Fairfax Oo 4*4* 1945 -FAA2
Henrico Co Sen 5s '35-'50 JAJ
414* June 1 1957
JAD
Lynchbg4!4* Pub Imp '89JAJ
414* Pub Impt 1946—JAJ
414s Water 1951
JAJ
5.00
5 00
5.00
981*
98 H
98 X
981*
981*
9814
414* Grad. Ac. *48op*28 JAJ
414s Grad.Ac.'49 op'29AAO
Galveston County—
5s Bd Apr 10 '51op'3l AAO 6 4.90
to
4.15 '
to 5.25 '
to 5.25 '
5.25 1
to 5.25 '
to
5.25 1
4.60 1
to 4.60 '
to 4.60
to 4.60
to 4.60
to
to
10114
10114
10114
10114
10114
10114
to 4.60
%
Grimes Co.—
95
*4lop'31-AAO
'56-—FAA
5* Man Imp '35
6 4.40
4.40
4.40
4*4* Sept 1935-1952—MAN
4.40
414s Oct 26 38 op '21-AAO
4.40
414* 1935 1 957
JAJ
4.40
414s Imp 1935 (s-a)
JAJ
4.40
414s Impt 1936-39 (s-a)-JAJ
4.40
414* Impt 1940-65 (s-a) .JAJ
6 4.40
s1942-1947
Houston 8 D 6s Feb 1952—— 6 4.40
4H« 1937-1951
JAD 6 4.40
Palestine 5s Sch Aug 1 1939,
1944. '49. '54. *59. '64
to
4%
to
4%
4%
to
to
to
4.20
4.20i %
to 4.20
%
4.20,%
%
to 4.20 %
to 4.20 %
to 4.20
to
to
1935-1970
FAA
72
5.00
to 4.10
%
to 4.10 %
'to
to 4.10 %
to 4.10 %
6 4.50
to 4.20 %
6 4.50
to 4.20
6 4.40
6 4.40
6 4.40
to 3.60
%
%
%
to 3.60 %
to 3.60 %
to 3.60
6 4.40
to 3.60
6 4.75
6 4.75
to 4.40
to 4.40
6 4.75 -to 4.40
6 5.00 to 4.50
6 4.85 to 4.75
6 4.90
6 4.70
to
6 4.90
to
to 4.20
to 4.20
to 4.20
78
6 4.85
to
4.60
6 4.25
to
4.15
to
to
5.00
to
5.00
to
5 00
to
3.90
to
3.90
to
to
JAJ
3.90
3.90
3.90
JAJ
3.90
to 3 .60
JAJ
4s 1941
JAJ
3.90
4s Elec Light 1942
JAJ 6 3.90
4* 1943
JAJ 6 3.90
Roanoke 414* Hef 1936...JAJ 6 4.25
414* Street Impt May 1940 6 4.25
to 3.60
to 3.60 1
to 3.60
to 3.60
to 3.60
to
JAJ
4.25
to
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
MA8
4.25
to
4.10
JAJ
6%
to
4.50
5%
to 4.50
414* Pub BJdg 1941—MAN 6 4.25
414* Pub Bldg 1944
MAN
4.25
414* Apr 1952
—AAO
4.25
4s Street Imn* i Q3fl
Staunton 6s 1935-58
Tazewell Co ot 1935-^6
to 4.60
to 4%
to
3.25
to 3.50
1001*
to 4.50
to 4.30
to 4.30
to 1.30
102
to
to
to
to
to
4%
1021*
VIRGINIA
Highway 1935-1946
3.60
3.60
3.60
to 3.50
3.60
3.60
3.60
to 3.50
3.60
to 3.50
3.60
to 3.50
Charleston 414s *41 opt '27JAJ 6 4.30
to 4.10
JAJ
414s July 1946-1948
414* 1945-1954
4*8 1935-1943
JAJ
4s 1939-1950
JAJ
4s
JAJ
JAJ
JAJ
July 1948-1952
3*4s 1951 A 1952
314* 1943-1952
JAJ
JAJ
to 3.50
to 3.50
to 3.50
to 3.50
—
JAJ 6 4.30
AAO 6 4.25
1935-1952
Clarksburg 5s 1934
5s
1935-1953
Clarksbg 8 D 5s '41
nn
AAO 6 4.75
'21MAS 6 4.75
to 4.10
to
4%
to 4.30
to 4.30.
Hancock
County—5s
Grant
Road Dlst '46 opt 32.MAN
101
!
Huntington 5s 1944
Oct 6 4.30 to 4.10 %
102
103
Martinsburg 5s "43 op '29 Dec!
Mercer Oo 5s '44 op *24 AA015
102
1011*
MorgantowD 5s 193 5 48 _JA,T
100
103
4.30
Wheeling 6s w w -.5 *52_jaJ
4s Ref 1935 to 1936
July 6 "3.7*5" to 3.50 %
991*1
—
WI8CON8IN
%
%
4.70 %
%
5.10 %
4.50 %
4.75 %
4.75 %
4.75 %
4.75 %
4 75 %
3.60 %
3.60
3.60
5.00
5.00
JAJ
JAJ
JAJ
1
%
%
to 4.50
to
5s
5s
6 4.30
5.00
—JAD
4.60
to 4.30
Charleston 8. D
4.10
Washington Co. sch *3 5-*39 JAJ
4.20,%
4.201%
Port Arthur—
5s
Water 194S
Richmond—414* 1949
414* 1951
414s July 1 1964
4 lis J^y 1 1941
4 lis July 1 1965
4s 1938 to 1943—
5.25
!k*I
Yakima—
6 4.30
JAi 6 4.40
1934
4s Pub Impt 1939-1959. JAJ
Newport News 414* '48-JAD
414s Feb 1953
—FAA
4s Street Nov 1 1941
-MAN
Norfolk—4% Jan 1935-36
414% April 1941-47
5% Water May 1952
5% Port Terminal May '52.
514% School Oct 1051
Petersburg 414* 1962
AAO
Portsmouth—614s 1951..FAA
414s Imp Oct 1 1942..AAO
414* Sch A Sew 1938..JAJ
414s 1935-1954
JAJ
5s
90
1935-'54-AAO10
'47 op '17 AAO 6 4.15
414s Apr 10 35 50-AAO1O 6 4.15
4*4* Road Apr 10 '35 '60- 6 4.15
Houston—5a Sew 1939..MAR 6 4.40
514* Road
Harris Oo 4s
5s Ref Oct 16
4s Ref Oct
6 4.30
to
to 4.60
100
to 4.15
414s G O refwat 1936-54—
Danville—
6 4.30
6 4.30
to 4.151'
85
VIRGINIA.
6 4.30
FAA
JAJ
4s Refunding 1941
Galveston—6a 1935
.-.JAJ
5s Grade Rats 1944
AAO
5s School 1935 1964-.MAS
5s 1935-1956
AAO
70
MAN
6 5 50
t> 4
5.25
to 5 25
6 4 85
6 4.85
5 lis G O sewer 1939 MAN 6 4.50
5s Wat rev 1935-'51—J A D
101
Bristol 514s Sch '34-'53
Charlottesville 5s 1962—MAS 6 4.30
5s Water Impt 195S
JAJ 6 4.30
5.00
to 5.25
4*sElLAP
to 4.15 '
JAD
FAA
6 5 50
6 5 50
4.60
35 '51(»-a)AAO 6 4 60
to
1044-46
JAJ 6 4 60
Walla Walla—
to 3.90
6 4.30
6 4.30
5s Vtad't A Bridge Feb 10
1954 opt 1924
Apr 10 6 4.30
El Paso 6s W W Parch'50 AAO 6 6.00
5s Fund 1951 opt *31—MA8 6 6.00
5s School 1956 opt '36—JAJ 6 6.00
6s Impt Aug 1 1948—FAA 6 6-00
A Hi 1935.19606.00
AAO
Pert Worth 5s 1951
AAO
5.00
to
to 4.60
99
3**s Ref 1943-'54
J & J
414s 1935-'54
M & S 6 4.00
514s 1935-'53
J A J 6 4.75
Tacoiua—Revenues—
414s Water '39-'43 (s-a) JAJ 6 4.60
4*4sElLAP "42- 46(e-a>_JAJ 6 4.60
4s (commonwealth) 1962
113
314% ctfe of lndt July 1 *39 102
3s Funded debt 1991
JAJ
103
10214
101
414s ctf Indebt 193 5 37—JAJ
Albemarle Oo 5a 194S
JAJ 6 5% to 4.50 %
Alexandria 6a 1934-1956.AAO 6 4.75 to 4.25 %
Arlington Oe 514* 35 "64-FA A 6 5% to 4.50 %
53
48
to
6 5.50
JAJ 6 4.15
4*2" Rrldge 19^5-36-- JAJ 6 3.50
414s Ref 1936-'42—J A J 6 2.75
WEST
—
35-'06 MAS 6 5.00
6 5.00
Spokane—
414 s Park 1963
to 5.30
65
514* Impt Apr 10 1956-1965
to 4.60
4s 1946-1950
Brazoria Co—
Cameron County—
414s 1935 1942
—MAS
6s Road Mar 15 1935-1957
to 5.25
to 3.75
414s Jan 1935 1956
.JAJ
Seattle—6s 1935 41 LAP AAO
514s L A P 1935 43—MAN
5s Light A Pow 1942-56AA(4
4*4 Lt A Pr 1939-'5« MAN
Gen oblig 414s *35-'40-A&0
414s 1941-1955
AAO
414s 1935-1935
AAO
414 s 1936-1957
AAO
Seattle School Dlst Ne. 1—
„
%
to 5.30
6 5.50
to 3.10
1 1942 6 3.75
—
%
5.30 %
5.30 %
to
3.00
2.75
2.75
%
to 5.30,
6 5.50
6 5.50
414s Road 1939
414s July 1 1939
JAJ
Ogden AH% 1935-1945-FAA
Salt LakeOlcy—
5s Refunding 1941
J AJ
4s Ref 1936
AAO
4s Ref 1936-1946..
AAO
4s Ref 1946-1965
AAO
Salt Lake City 8 D—
4s May 1 1949
MAN 6
4.20,%
4.20t%
6 5.50
JAJ
JAJ
Salt Lake Oo 4J4* Apr
to 4.20
to
614s April 1 1941
to 5.25
-MAN h 5.50
42is 1936-44
A
to 5.25
to 5.25
6 4.75
PJeree Oo *»» R«pt 1
.
UNITED
97
to 5.25
*35-378ept 6 4.00
414*1936-1950—
70
70
Port, of Seattle 5s
514 s Pdg 1935-1958—JAJ 6 5.50
Tipton County—
AH* Road July 2 '35-*58JAJ 6 6.25
Washington County—
83
6% Pdg June 1 1954—JAJ
94
—
70
60
60
3.30
100
to 5.25
i.h.
5s Road 1935
FAA 6 5.50
4 *4s Bridge 1934-1938 MAN 6 5.50
4*4s Bridge 1939-1949 MAN 6 5.50
414
1934
MAN 6 5.50
to 3.80
JAD
County—
4 Hs Road
to 3.50
to
King County—
4.10
70
70
to 3.80
6 4.00
to 4.10
.JAJ b 3.75
Fund 1935-194«
arii A,
60
-MAN
FAA10
MAN
...JAD
FAA 10
1934-1940
Feb
Ask.
WASHINGTON
to 4.60
to
Bid.
Bonds.
Tarrant
6 4.60
Robertson
or
Bid.
Bonds.
Eau Claire 414s W W *34-'44 6 3.60
Fond do Lac 414* 1935...Mar 6 2.50
Green Bay—
414* 1935-1947
.AAO 6 3.50
0s W W 1934-1935...MAM 6 5.00
6s W W 1936-1900
MAN 6 5.00
to 3.30
to
to 3.25
to 4.50
to 4.50
Madison—
414*
414*
1934-1937
1938-1949
JAD 6 3.80
JAD 6 3.80
Milwaukee—5s
'35 *40—-JAJ
JAJ
414* 1935-1939
.JAJ
414s Park 1935
JAJ
4Hs 19v 5 1940
JAJ
4s 1935-1930
JAJ
4s 1937-1944
JAJ
5a July 1985-1940
to 3.50
to 3.50
6 3 95
6 3.95
to 3.70
6 3.95
6 3.95
to 3 .70
6 3 95
6 3.95
to 3.70
6 3.95
to 3.70
6 3 90
to 3.70
6 3.90
6 3.90
to 3.70
to 3.70
to 3 .70
to
3 70
Milwaukee Oount*~
414*
414*
4H»
4 *4s
Ot H'se 1934..M&N15
Ot H'ue'35- 60 M&N15
Sew Mar 12 *36-*45...
court h'se 34-'35JADl6
4 H* court h'se *30-'49JADl6
Racine
'15-57.—MAN
6s 1935-1941
FAA
Racine Oo 5s 1935-1940..JA i
1935-1950
JAJ
Superior 4*£s Scb "35-'44-J&J
Wood Oo &• 1937-1938—AAO
to 3.70
6 3.90
to 3.70
6 3.90
6 4.50
to 3 70
to
6 4.50
to
6 4.50
6 4.50
to
85
6 3.75
to
4%
4%
4%
4%
to 3.25
WYOMING
4s Road 1951 opt 1941
Natrona Oo 8 D No 2—
5s 1935-1944
6 Basis.
Flat price.
%
2%
AAO
103
JAJ
99
105
%
Quotations in this department are given per share, not per cent, except for stocks of Canadian Institutions,
possible for the closing day of the month preceding date of issue, though often are nominal. An asterisk (*)
as near as
and are
denotes
sales.
Figures of deposits, capital and profits for the National banks are from the Comptroller's last call; for
obtainable, direct returns being procured by us where no periodic statements are
tutions they are the latest
the Clearing House banks
National Banks
June 30
of New York, deposits are taken from the latest weekly
Surplus
June 30
statement.
CALIFORNIA
Surplus
Oross
A
Profits
Capital.
National Banks
June 30
Institutions
State
ALABAMA
Deposits
Par.
t
Profits.
Capital.
Ask
Bid.
all other insti¬
required. For
State Ins itutions
June 30
Qross
Deposits.
Par.
Per
$
Birmingham—
Sav
share.
107.286
Preferred
176,000
Ensley Bank A Tr Go
Industrial Sav Bank.
Pi rat National Bk—
Common..
.
Preferred
125.000
18,905,300
509,926
1,000,801
re cent
100
sa
^2,550,495
25
1100
22
20
Common......
Preferred
k
20
~20X
20
ut
Oltisens Nat Trust A
100
277,742
/ 25
125
None
1.000,000
California Trust Oo.
11,075
100,000
Bank...
les
Los Angeles—
100
40.613,186 /
Savings
3.000,000
Nat-
20
20
21
>00
86,231,735
97,070.819
5.000.000
Bank
farmers A Mer
300
325
8
11
Seaboard Nat Bank-
MobileCommon
...
Preferred
1,000,000
600,000
I1
,058,537
15,530,912
Preferred
[100
370,120
1,200,000
300.000
Common
First Nat Bank—
8,426,389
|25
Secur-First Nat,Bk—
470,116.026
24,000,000
12,000,000
Union Bank A 'Trust.
2,500,000
Common
Merchants Nat Bk—
.
72,199,914
share.
o
100
California Bank—
2,500.000
7.500,000
N
20
Ask.
nai.
100
Woodlawn- American
National
2,500.000
4,000,000
Per
$
3.185.807
9,254,145
1,802.445
Farm & Merch Tr Co
Western Tr A Sav Bk
100
25.005
90,123
500,000 L
2,000,000
Common
S
300.000
100,000
225,000
Long Beach—
◦alif First Nat Bank
Blrm'bam Tr A
Bid.
Nomi
Nomi nal.
Common
Preferred class A_.
1,000.000
500,000
622,103
12,421,670
Amer Nat BkATr Co
600,000
107,126
1.490,804
r
25
i
|25
Preferred
20
27,265,128
i0C
35,738,505
7,588,389
300,000
2,880.522
100
100
100
300.000
26^
26
"65"
100
Oakland—
Central Bkof Oakland
4,146,400
Farmers A Mer Sav
Montgomery2,423.167
169.632
500.000
Alabama Nat Bank.
101
N
100
First Nat Bank—
Common
477,234
500.000
Preferred
13,447,945
500,000
6H
llH
1,325,966
67,682
100.000
100,000
Common
Citizens Co ml Tr ft 8
H
Common
Preferred
11*
Pasadena Nat Bank
100.00U
616.659
300,000
2,582,019
101
i rv
.
(M
1
Sacramento-
Selma—
Selma National Bank
350.000
Selma Tr A Sav Bank
2,043,804
100
100
100
o
Citizens Bk of Sacra.
500,000
50,000
18,026,214
804,000
1,203,875
1,369,609
154,586
16,687
229.135
154,879
400.000
120,000
200.000
les
11,837,722 f
250,000
750,000
Security Nat Bank..
City National Bank.
People's Bk & Tr Co.
sa
First Tr & Sav Bk
Union Bk A Tr Co—
Preferred
o
re cent
Pasadena—
re cent
Merchants Nat Bank
200.nnn
100
aa
Sumitomo Bk of Cal
145.000
3.321,507
883,826
Capital Nat Bank...
N
lea
N
o
re
cent
sa
les
100
855.030
100
n
SanBernardlno—
National Banks
June 30
San
State Institutions
June 30
ARIZONA
Per
Miners A Merch Bk.
share
100,000
100
United States Nat Bk
San Francisco—
300,000
500,000
250,000
1.050,000
211,702
20
175,909
257,338
3,457,897
4,988,631
3,208,634
12,107,870
National Bank
Bank of Calif, N A.
Bank of Canton Ltd.
Bank of Amer Nat Tr
400.000
250.000
97,780
280,514
8,008,335
5,064,525
Anglo
Phoenix Sav Bk A Tr
420,986
o
25
re
cent
25
sa
les
4,441,635
1,298,972
ftOO.OH
4,112,256
N
25
1 25
500,000
97.842
25
9,953,911 /
250,000
Preferred
Security Tr A Sav Bk
250,000
Phoenix—
First Nat Bk of Aria.
Phoenix Nat Bank..
100
20,301,291
1,500,006
Diego Tr A S B
Common
Nomi, nal.
Biabee—
10<
2,232,934
Diego—
First Nat T A 8 Bk.
San
55,073
150,000
American Nat Bank.
California
8.500.000
155,036.834
91,203,475
300 000
L0<
10f
20
None
15400000
100
*13
143 X
145"
/
don Arizona Bk & Tr
6.000,000
1,000,000
9,000,000
1,225,000
8,364,202 178,880,879
3,301,962
356,702
7,500,000
7,500,000
.4,818.004 206,292,753 /100
600,000
500,000
831,164
126,140
7,500.643
2,036,482
100
200.000
35,861
1,106,527
25
Common
500,000
201,972
500,000
50.000,000
A Savs Assoc
Bank of America
100
Bank of Montreal
Canadian Bk of Com
Crocker First Nat Bk
100
The San Fran Bank.
Tucson—
Consolidated Nat Bk
9r
862,704,276
25
63,299.344
lUl
3,293.072
101
16,874,854
10( "235" 249"
7.288,551 107,570,455
10000
7,510,207 153,070,630 100( 9,700
38
tor
6,198.697
201,146
Preferred
Valley Bank A Tr Co
Pacific Nat Bank
Wells Fargo Bank A
Union Trust Oo_.
Yokohama Specie Bk
4,000.000
1,000,000
1.300,000
6,000,000
100
230
224
p
American Tr Co—
National Banks
June 30
ARKANSAS
State Institutions
June 30
Common
Preferred....
1125
.....
Ban Jose—
Nom inal.
Per
Fort Smith—
City National Bank.
First National Bank.
Merchants Nat Bank
74,349
404,530
C498.200
200,000
500,000
500.000
100
2,254,144
5,744,359
7,627,646
N
100
re
25
sa
share
o
cent
les
Little Bock-
Commercial Nat'l Bk
Peoples Nat'l Bank.
City Savs Bk._
Union Nat BankTwin
Common...
Preferred
.....
....... .
100,000
127,760
62.989
25,575
300,000
200,000
J 164,036
125,000
300,000
250,000
206,903
300,000
200,000
20
4,213,716
2,016,629
577,234
4,983,922
18
20
26
26
Preferred
A
Preferred B...
Commercial Nat Bk.
First National Bk—
Stockton—
First National Bank.
Stockton SAL Bank
Union Safe Deposit
7,822,398 /100
1100
200,000
1,000,000
454,591
977,452
3,254,428
8,259,422
a77,937
1,795,400
les
ioo
375,000
o
re cent
sa
100
100
I 20
I
20
*
50
7,636,797
25
N
Bank
W B Worthen Go—
Common.....
First National Bank.
San Jose Nat Bank..
Santa Ana—
Sale price.
a
Dec. 30 1933.
ofl America National Trust A Savings Association (head
acquired the First National Bank of Cucamonga i
Calif., and will operate it as a branch, according to an announcement mads
on Aug. 25 1934 by Dr. A. H. Giannini, Chairman of the Bank of America s
b The
60
office
1100
Bank
San
Francisco)
General Executive Committee,
Pine Bluff—
Nat Bank of Comm..
Common
Preferred
Simmons Nat Bank.
c
50,000
50,000
200,000
i
17,569
1100
612,132
8,361,328
100
March 5 1934.
/ Par $40 Hong Kong money.
1,008,037 /100
300
400
k All owned by the California
I Last sale price.
Bank, Los Angeles, Calif.
n
Fully paid up stock with par of 100 yen.
p
Par value 100 yen.
/
New stock with par of 50 yen.
trust
banks and
OCT., 1934.]
109
companies
National Banks
June 30
State
delaware
Surplus A
Gross
Profits.
Deposits.
Capital.
National Banks
June 30
State
colorado
Capital.
Surplus A
Profits.
Institutions
June
30
Wilmington—
Gross
Par.
Ask.
Bid,
Nomi nal.
Per share.
S
$
Colorado Spgs.
50,000
Oolorado Sav Bank..
Colorado Spgs Nat B
203,139
$
1,280,020
100,000
100,000
a40,062
dOU.OOO
First National Bank.
300,000
303,117
347.749
6,226,947
6,728,241
193.342
5,011,806
Ask.
Union Nat Bank....
Delaware Trust Co..
Equitable Trust Co.
Security Trust Co..
Wilmington 'r- On
Per
$
$
$
1,222,671
20,761,925
1,455,718
2,598,771
6,287,668
9,659,019
7,280,712
29,306,605
332,164
210.000
500,000 2,213,480
719,265
1.000.000
730,674
203,175
576,365
1,000.000
1,500,000 2,907,718
894,124
1,121,000
4,000,000 10,211,907
share.
100
90
210
10C
50
25
if
15
12
90
»5
140
75
125
100
25
100
50
155.
85
130
190
185
100
1,407,365
Preferred class A
Exchange Nat Bank.
Bid.
Par
Nomi nal.
Central Nat Bank...
Farmers' Bank
industrial Trust Co.
Deposits.
Institutions
June 30
Common
loo
National hankt
June 30
100
dist.0f columbia
Denver—
Nomi nal.
Per share.
American Nat Bk—
250,000 I
300,000
Common.
Preferred
Central Sav Bk & Tr
Colorado Nat Bank
Common
Preferred
Colorado State Bank
Denver Nat Bank—
Washington—
{:::
Anacostia Bank
500.000
........
a63,317
2,517,081
too
City Bank
415.993
32,051,830
100
Columbia Nat Bank.
Bank of Co mm A Sav
260.UUD
1.000,000 I
1.500.000
........
812,998
100
Hamilton Nat Bank.
Liberty Nat Bank...
Lincoln Nat Bank...
McLachlen Bkg Corp
Nat Bank of Wash.
Nat Capital Bank...
1,000,000
94,377
50.000
700,000 11,136,171
700,000
2,333,661
Common......
^Preferred
Flret National BankUnion National Bk
1.600.000
100.000
550.000
.
U S National Bank
Guardian Trust Co.. /
International Tr Co.
12,500
1,900,214
a23,198
1,765.502
120.000
500.000
44,649,243
197,628
19,367,658
267,324
14,921,068
re cent
^ioo
•a
les
500.000
30.000
100,000
.
^
17,093,892
1,321,017
1,472,658
100,000
200,000
Mlnnequa Bank
Western Nat Bank
Pueblo Sav A Tr Co
Common........
Preferred
1,007,878
126,760
80,656
55,633
3,110,(807
connecticut
June 30
State
3.000,000 13,336,647
71,664,016
3.400 000
100,000
500.000
400.000
350.000
1,050.000
200,000
800,000
Nat
Metropol Bank.
Biggs National Bank
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
Capital Notes
Munsey Trust Uo
{:::
20
100
inn
50
100
100
13,665.089
100
100
100
(100
4,234,158
LOO
8,381,002
18,367,476
10C
100
2.000,000
National banks
June 30
o
inn
5,630,723
5,180,836
35,847,012
1,000,000 II,562,250
1,000,000
1,331,547
761,258
2,000,000
1.000.000 2,009,116
..
N
re cent
Sa lee
100
100
378,790
177,011
3,978,458
750,000
600 000
Union Trust Co
Wash Loan A Tr Co.
Institutions
June 30
n
100
10
1,500,000
.....
PuebloFirst National Bank.
1,750,517
13,555,041
4,283,016
6,563,205
2,594,354
8,258,212
2,226,548
22,460,614
Amer Secur A Tr Co.
Nat Sav A Tr Co—
Common
22,313,883
o
161,027
476,168
178,100
326,526
288,160
665,143
93,952
562,362
160,559
I,523,685
Common...
Preferred
Second Nat Bank..
Secur Sav A Com Bk
N
100
1,181,693
4,616,610
3,756,041
50,372
150,000
485,000
institutions
State
florida
June 30
Nomi nal.
JacksonvilleNomi nal.
Per share.
Bridgeport—
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
Common....
16.553,879 f 20
I 20
100,000
1 750.000
200.000
94,123
1,127,221
149,673
1,000,265
19,281,301
1,929,574
40
100
25,000
125,000
25,000
Bridgep't City Tr Co
Fairfield Trust Co.
North End Bk & Tr
-
Common...
1st preferred.
2nd preferred^....
West Side BankCommon......
Preferred
51,466
873,085
100
13
15
"25"
26
27
300.000
150,000
1,150.000
100,000
4.000.000
100.000
1.600.000
100,000
Glastonbury Bk A Tr
Hartford Nat Bk A T
Industrial Bank..
Phoenix St Bk A Tr.
East Hartford Tr Co
Hartford-Conn Tr Co
Park Street Tr Co
Riverside Trust Co.
Simsbury Bk A Tr Co
So End Bk A Tr Co-
158466
.
125.000
Common........
50,000 I
50,000
500.000
200.000
100,000
Preferred
Travelers Bk A Tr Co
West Hartford Tr Co
Windsor Trust Co
Meriden—
Home National Bank
Meriden Nat Bank..
Meriden Tr A S D Co
Puritan Bk A Tr Co.
2,911,589
5,666,143
13,255,575
1,314,638
51,948,578
102,707
1,600,213
26
1,200,000
100,000
400,000
395,590
99,394
181,867
17,486,216
*99,394
2,862,028
101
300,000
167,292
5,204,627
28,843",829
13
460
100
1,565,099
33,363,840
2,132,839
2.294.936
1.663.937
526.494
925,796
228,011
118,715
9,799,205
1,767,570
1,231,851
15
25
43,706
io5"
10<
First Nat Bank—
Common....
Preferred
Florida Bank.
15
16
.10
100
People's Bk for Sav
165"
63,307
5,130,584
1,155,591
5,711
1.332.781
100,000
281,137
1.956.138
....
Prior preferred
Conv preferred.
.
.
1,226,909
24,639.697
New Haven Bk N B A
Second Nat Bank.
Trade men's Nat Bk
Common
Preferred
Un A N Haven Tr Co
...
New LondonNat Bk of Commerce
New London
City
National Bank...
Union Bk A Tr Co..
Wtnthrop Trust Co..
J
630,000
630,000
920,000
800,000
750,000
25
25
66
20
11
25
15
9
40
r 25
15
Uo"
25
20
50
10(1
30
140
25
25
100
90
234,362
151,350
3,727,165
2,360.824
170,000
180,000
64,082
1.458.700
sa
les
100
100
10<
1<M
25,000
200,000
092.566
28,596
521,792
1,517,238
St. Petersburg—
Florida Nat Bank... Q
200,000
173,280
2,845,359
1,250,000
1,500,000
500,000
384,793
585,406
138,041
11.731,445
11,618,243
1.370.997
100,000
250,000
39,969
289,523
50
26
TampaFirst National Bank.
First Sav A Tr Co
West Palm Beach
West Palm Beach At¬
lantic Nat Bank
d
Cent Farmers' Trust.
'
10<
10(
10f
100
1,859,750
3,097,207
100
55
50
6,905,596
9,831,237
99,617
o
re cent
1,960,475 \ 20
J 20
3,122,977 100
64,294
p
-.
Exchange Nat Bank.
iOO
100
25
|
St Augustine Nat Bk h
16
60
25
40
45
.
mm m•
50
100
35"
"so"
State
georgia
Institutions
June 30
Nomi nal
Atlanta—
mm/ «
100
301,787
960,127
25
800.000
200,000
National Bank»
June 30
First Nat Bk A Tr Co
Common
I0(
8t. Augustine-
"52"
25
New Haven—
Araer Bank A Tr Co.
_
g
100.000
100.000
100.000
Pensacola—
American Nat Bank.
Olt A People's Nat Bk
70
.
371,038
56,569
73,212
26
N
18
"60"
50
1100
500.000
350.000
100.000
150.000
shan
10
Orlando-
25
30
100
978,266
904,075
105,077
3,776,058
271,176
2,279,387
157,210
4,408,221
148,112
134,624
115,883
4.000.000
100.000
250.000
100,000
737,719 / 25
1100
Hartford—
Capitol Nat Bk A Tr
Conn River Bkg Co.
First National Bank.
LakelandFlorida Nat Bank... g
First Trust Co
Florida Nat Bk A Tr 0
Miami Beach First
National Bank...
100
192,911
30,975,567
17,933,152
19,361,774
100
Florida Nat Bank... gl .500,000
718,407
936,997
685,391
MiamiFirst National Bank.
25
165,000
100,000
.....
_
497,805
1,000,000 I
1,000,000
.
Preferred
Black itock Bk A Tr.
Per
Atlantic Nat Bank.. d3,000,000
Barnett N B of Jack.
1.500,000
55"
100
67
70
1,914,351
100
100
100
135
827,525
12,358,729
100
100
105
300.000
479,862
4,903,427
64,805
265,223
27,251
2.772,276
1,222,956
639,265
100
100
100
126,000
2,775*522
share
12H
13
101)
279,850
65,073,487
83,067,750
tl()
100
325.000
300,000
287.500
Per
American Sav Bank.
200,000
Oitls A So Nat Bank. r5,000,000
First Nat Bank
5,400,000
Fulton Nat Bank—
Common..
Preferred..
Ga Sav Bk &Tr Co..
Trust Co of Georgia
1,000,000 \
500,000
1.000,000
04.000,000
3,775,715
508,700
10
23.235,897 1100
i
177,634
1,911,395
19
1,394,555
12,164,722
—
101
100
191*
'm
m
mmmmmmrn
mm
mm
205
mm mm mm
m
*
mm
~mmmmmrn
-
mm
210
'
.
N
o
re cent
sa
•
les
Sale price,
f Branch of Savannah.
a
550,00C
200,000
313,866
109,578
3,068,540
1,306,245
100
StamfordFirst-Stamford Nat'l
Bank A Trust Co.
Fidelity TitleATr Co
Stamford Trust Co..
1.000,000
200.000
700.000
1,575,149
687,066
1,011,858
8,865,868
5,191,538
6,848,329
100
100
100
25
17
95
20
100
110
115
200
150
Nat Bk
Waterbury Nat Bk—
Common
--w£Preferred
i....
Colonial Trust Co...
Waterbury Trust Co
Stockholders of the New Haven Bank, N. B. A., New Haven, Conn.,
Sept. 24 1934, approved
a
reduction in the bank's capital from
$1,600,000 to $800,000 by a reduction of the par value of the shares from
$100 to $50, and the sale of $200,000 5% cum. pref. stock to the R. F. O.
on
d Member of the Atlantic Group in Florida,
145'
i
Affiliate of the First National Bank of Atlanta, Ga.
/ In process of liquidation.
g
Member of the Florida National Group.
h Affiliated with the Barnett National Bank of Jacksonville.Fla.
Waterbury—
Oltis A Mfrs
March 5 1934.
c
Norwich—
Thames Bk A Tr.
Uncas-Merch Nat Bk
600,000
698,171
i Dec. 31
10.139,916
100
125
3,703,862
50
25
7,450,169
2,495,339
100
345"
p
100
30
r
1932.
I Last sale.
500,000 t
123,748
400,000
l.OOO.OOU 2.704,066
300.000
172,333
32
oDec. 30 1933.
In process ot reorganization,
Combined statement.
t Trust hinds,
x
Ex-dividend.
110
BANKS
National Banks
June 30
Surplus A
Profits.
Capital.
Augusta—
Georgia RR Bk A Tr
.
$
$
COMPANIES
Na
Institution»
nal Banks
S<
Par
Bid.
Ask
Nomt nal
Per share
$
150
(100
)
65,073,487
2,634,051
155
12 X
100
Gross
Bid.
Par.
Deposits.
Ask.
ElginElgin Nat'l Bank...
300.000
100.000
$
49,666
459,915
187,247
600,000
S
Per
S
935,296
4,306.770
1,310,363
7.988.626
share.
100
624.093
100.000
First Nat'l Bank
50
100
100
13
81
I10
June 30
Nomi nal.
Union Nat'l Bank...
—
rplus A
Profits.
Capital.
Institutions
State
ILLINOIS
June 30
Gross
7,418.544
<.»
TRUST
June 30
Deposits.
549,443
750,000 1
Debentures
500.000
Cltlz A So Nat Bank. f5.00O.U00
2,775,522
Nat Exchange Bank. e 400.000
95,008
Common
State
GEORGIA
AND
90
Peoria—
Cent Nat Bk A Tr Oo
Columbus—
Com Mer Nat BkATr
Columbus Bk A Tr__
Fourth Nat Bank
Home Savings Bank.
e
Merch A Mech Bank
First Nat Bk of Col..
4,898,521
1,480,316
1,069.014
1,854,131
1,074,033
1,068,027
850,000
300,000
150,000
200.000
200,000
129,625
32,106
315,018
97,421
100
100
100
100
N
0
re cent
sa
les
100
Common....
Preferred
First National Bank
_
.
1,500,000
500,000
660,000
Common
200,000
100,000
150,000
....
Capital notes
Cltlz A So Nat Bank-
City Bank A Tr Co..
First Nat Bk A Tr Oo
2,775,522
51,309
364,542
f5.000,000
110,000
600,000
e
tio
65,073,487
813,605
100
6,014,378
10
12H
100
10
65,073,487
12 K
13
Common
0300,000 1
300,000 /
143,999
3,564,988 (
1,275,629
| 20
633.000
loo
10,581
100,000
547,861
100
5
rec
sa
200,ODO
I
31,335
2,505.188
200,000
'
Mercantile Tr A 8 Bk
200.000
100,000
50.000
120.758
25,919
20,838
o
ent
lee
1100
4,047.589
Peoples Bk of Quincy
S'thSideBk of Quincy
Liberty Nat Bk A Tr
Preferred
Savannah Bk A Tr
Citizens Bk A Tr Co
60.303
63,121
N
Debentures
2,775.522
'
Quincy—
B'dway Bk of Quincy
111 State Bk of Quincy
Savannah—
f5.000.000
20
20
13
Common
Cltlz A So Nat Bank.
10,932.561
Jefferson Tr ASav Bk
South Side Tr A Sa B
Macon—
15
893.557
1,202.616
,
17,330,001
445,986
100
339,657
100
100
1100
2.340,829
210,696
700,000
100
Rockford—
•
-mm
,
Illinois Natl Bk A Tr
Common
200,000
150,000
Debentures
J
1,001,340 (100
67,503
200,000
L-
143,661
250.000
500.000
41,609
122,001
4,897,616
2,050.511
4,545,913
500.000
168,270
7,622,796
100
150,000
150,000
500,000
200.000
Co
Swedish-Am Nat Bk
Third Nat'l Bank...
79,600
3,547.748
J 50
315.974
o38,075
7,799,696
100
100
Springfield—
First National Bank.
National Banks
June 30
State Institutions
IDAHO
Illinois Nat Bank—
June 30
Common....
Preferred
Nomi nal.
Boise City-
Per
First NatBk of Idaho
Common
Preferred
First Security Bank.
Boise Trust Oo
600,000 1
300,000
1,250.000
share.
8.041,578
150.000
924,657
21,722
N
sa
ILLINOIS
100
les
National Banks
INDIANA
June 30
National Banks
June 30
100
cent
100
100
\ 50
0
re
•
100
15,901,785
52,190
138,667
Springfield MarlneBk
Pint State Tr A 8 Bk
Institutions
State
June 30
Institutions
State
Nomi nal.
June 30
Per
Evansville—
Nomi nal.
Aurora—
Per
Aurora Nat Bank
Merchants Nat Bank
Old Second Nat Bank
160.000
40,000
61,421
95,347
400.000
400.000
975,069
2,665,926
1,898,760
share.
100
N
o
HKJ
re
cent
100
sa
lee
Citizens' Nat Bank..
Citizens Tr A Sav Bk
National City Bank.
North Side Bank
Old National Bank—
Common.
Preferred
100
521,586
185,576
322,819
16.434
500,000
100.000
500.000
125,000
9,373,016
1.025,780
8,103,754
1,200,470
188,272
9,043,760 /
600,000
500.000
}
500,000
700.000
J 279.765
1300
share.
325
100
•
no
225
240
250
260
100
no
1100
Belleville—
Belleville Bk A Tr Oo
Belleville Nat Bank.
Belleville Savs Bank.
First National Bank.
St Clair Nat Bank—
Common
...
Preferred A
160.000
100.000
56.377
300.000
259,936
271,267
14.023
200.000
150,000
50.000
138,178
1,492.802
827.503
1.753,667
3,471,032
1,758.845
100
100
100
100
100
250
J100
Fort Wayne—
85
100
150
Lincoln Nat Bk A Tr
275
State
Bank—
200,000
30,027
718,505
1,000,000
750,000
Preferred
Austin State Bank.
Beverly State Sa* Bk
.
Debentures
100
People's Tr A Sav Oo
200.000
150.000
City Nat Bk & Tr Oo
4,000 000
Cont 111 N B & Tr Oo
Common
25,000.000
Preferred
50.000,000
District Nat Bank—
Common
Drexel State Bank..
Drovers Nat Bank.
19,263.935
1,651,411
825,271
87,350.947
100
25
40
100
85
95
745,555,538
/ 331.
36 H
37 X
1,782.723
J18851095
100,000 1
100,000
Preferred
661,471
50,000
J100
I5G
I 33*3
462,714
f 20
1 30
35
40
25
70
75
25.000,000 \16495177 687,225.748 1100
Preferred
25,000,000
1100
First Nat Englewood
10U
200.00U
736,450
6,520,190
Hals ted Exch Nat Bk
100
200,000
24,439
2,781,734
Hamilton State Bk.
100
200.000
25,901
649,877
80
83
200
210
450 .uuu
1.000.000
77,853
682,135
3.165,901
18,160,278
.....
Gary—
Gary State Bank....
Gary Tr A Sav Bk_.
Liberty Nat'l Bank
250,000 \
106,384
6,173,822
35U.U0U
Live Stock Nat Bank
300,000
1, 000 000
Main State Bank...
200,000
Metrop State Bank..
M'd-Olty Nat Bank
2UU.UUU
400.000
_
_
Milwaukee Av N't Bk
Mutual Nat Bkof Oh
Nat'l Builders Bank.
Nat'l Boulevard Bk.
National Security Bk
200,000
300.000
500.000
500.000
200,000
Oak Park TrASav Bk
1.000.000
Personal Ln A Sav Bk
Pioneer Tr A Sav Bk
2,000.000
750.000
Sears-Com State Bk
200.000
Security Bk of Chic
700,000
Skala state Bank...
State Bk of Clearing
Terminal Nat Bank.
Univ St Bk of Chic..
Upper Ave Bank
Uptown State Bank.
West 31st State Bk.
W eatern State Bank
Am&lg Tr A Sav Bk
Banco di Napol. Tr.
City Bk A Tr_.
Ohlc
Drovers Tr A Sav Bk
Harris Tr A Sav Bk
Howard Ave TAS Bk
Common
Capital notes
1-0 Bank A Trust Co
Lake Shore Tr A 8 Bk
Lakevlew Tr A S Bk.
Mercantile Tr A Sav.
Merchandise Bk A Tr
Northern Trust Co..
Pullman Tr A Sav Bk
"20" "§6"
'
Preferred
200,000
120.000
200,000
300,000
200,000
300.000
100.000
200,000
450,000
300,000
800.000
350.000
6.000,000
200.000 1
259,201
761.296
25,125
51.990
96.880
37.500
137,245
151,786
268.095
56,320
120,410
,294,150
245,279
107,067
376,983
34,637
17.577
128.207
66,542
163.018
138,409
15,779
100,163
5.696,040
13,250,106
1,573.087
1,096,255
5,419,119
I10
I10
100
8
10
200
20
100
""65" "65"
IUU
50
60
100
100
120
3",598'185 "loo "80" loo"
4,169.536
100
15
25
9,928,598
100
145
160
2,812,401
100
3,782,608
3,058,438
5,869.228
4,221,769
15,557
1,179,950
1,192,960
2,715,105
2,520,223
3,092,338
3,508,222
249,065
933.501
100
111,731
2,880,204
117,546
2,125.620
923,508
9,820,345
342,043
5,792,250
8,470,491 143,373,743
"25" "40"
100
85
100
30
95
40
25
25
Common
Class A preferred.
Fountain 8q State Bk
Indiana Nat Bank..
Live 8tock Exch Bk.
Marion Oo State Bk.
Merchants' Nat Bk_.
100
100
100
20
5
100
35
6
45
100
40
50
100
Debentures
Indiana Trust Co...
Security Trust Oo—
Common
100
50
60
100
70
165
175
962,202
19,866
96,763
1,159,346
Merchants Nat Bank
St Joseph L A Tr Co
10
125
100
60
15
135
70
5 031,359
3,000,000 13,625,607 222 ,898,080
300,000
4 469,773
290,208
100
39
44
375
160
385
386.320
289,981
6.479,893
20
699,295
56,555
6,047,920
100
649.027
100
802,799
19,042,236
96,634
3,053,000
144,424
23,203
1,993,482
288,628
890,620
11,354
200.000
100,000
1,000,000
1,800.000
100,000
3,000.000
200.000
50,000
1.250,000
200,000
I
10
\ 10
100
59,441,276
100
155
681,655
397,929
100
92
100
lOu
200
103
100
18,251.857
100
1,636.043
1,618,234
100
503,961
26,782.176
1,217,288
10,595,291
Too
3,104,488
/100
600,000
2,317.856
14,200,161
250.000
600,000
600,000
400.000
800,000
C50.000
(7163,071
141,358
8,653
280,516
1,865.756
2,094,651
4,850.552
1,972.018
2,059.779
iso"
100
150,000
166"
100
2.240,752
500.000
510.394
185,000
1,500,000 I
1,000,000
1.000,000
1100
105
145'
mum
1100
100
120
165"*
406"
mmm
566""
10
100
100
100
100
o
cent
Terre Haute—
Merchants NatBk..
Common
...
Preferred...
Terre
Haute
lea
200,000
500,000
C52.864
500,000
500,000
231,254
3,025,306 1100
\100
First
Nat Bank—
♦
12,309,371
Sale price
t Branch of Savannah.
a
50
500.000
925,084
J
June 30 1933.
March 5 1934.
20
100
600,000 1
200,000
50,000
300.000
cent
les
South Bend—
City Nat Bank
Citizens Tr A Sav Bk
First Bank A Tr Oo.
75
100
643,066
o
re
20
100
100
100
N
20
20
572,092
200,000
200,000
Preferred
Union Trust Co....
Preferred...
100
5 624,089
600.000
Fletcher Trust Co—
Common
Common
100
10 307,117
9 181,927
800.000
People's State Bank.
Bankers Trust Oo
Fidelity Trust Co
c
16,716
8,730,019
30
100.000
200,000
j 196,160
sa
500,000
Indianapolis—
...
Lawndale Nat Bank
Common
20
20
American Nat Bank
100
.
First National Bank
Common
9.257,537
110
22,010
20,341
I
320,000
Preferred
Dime Trust A Sav Bk
Common
Am Nat Bk & Tr CoCommon
...
Common
1100
Chicago—
Aetna
Common
Preferred
Ft Wayne Nat Bank
d New stock.
0
Affiliate of the First National Bank of Atlanta. Ga.
0
Dec. 30 1933.
1 Last sale.
r
Combined statement.
*
Ex-dividend.
20
10
OCT., 1934.]
BANKS
National Ranks
June 30
Surplus A
Profits.
Capital.
Institutions
State
IOWA
TRUST
AND
National Banks
June 30
June 30
Bid.
Par
Ask.
Stale
LOUISIANA
Cross
Deports.
111
COMPANIES
Surplus A
Profits.
Capital.
Inslitutiotts
June 30
Cross
Par
Deposits.
Bid.
Nomi nal.
Burlington—
$
$
Farmers A Merch S B
60.000
First National Bank.
100,000
$
1,020.353
1,655,868
35.014
34,041
Per
Baton
share.
inn
Rouge—
S
Olty National Bank
100
Common......
300,000
300,000
|
300,000
300,000
Cedar Rapids—
1.000.000
530,512
Louisiana Nat Bank
Merchants Nat Bank
500,000
1,004,081
People's Say Bank..
United States Bank
260.000
43.211
22,588
_
50,000
_
21,971,732
2,968,861
432,616
100
3,336,208
Common
Preferred
100
85,685
10
5,969,614
| 228,845
Preferred
■
Ask
Nomi nal.
Per share.
J100
i
80
New Orleans—
Council Bluffs—
City National Bank.
150.000
Conn Bluffs Say Bk.
150.000
87,820
185,198
50.000
15.317
50,000
100.000
77,484
2,398,647
3,719.336
American Bank & Tr
Hibernia Natl Bk
100
100
Common...
First National Bank.
Common
...
Preferred
State Savings
Bank.
Preferred
Nat Bk of Commerce
1,164,182 J100
1100
1,002,392 100
600.000
456,850
14.792,605
Common......
Des Moines—
N
A
Preferred
B
sa
650.000
100.000
150.000
301,437
250.000
850.000
Common......../
Preferred
Home Savings Bank.
University State Bk.
50.000
150.000
100
20
117
I
1 500.000
130
f
20
f
528,762
26,417,299
208.000
2.800.000
57,948
4,897.538
206,783
84,019,675
20
1.000.000
1.000,000
332,769
337,732
272,682
17,515,293
11,743,601
5,904,752
ior
I
110
20
20
18
20
ISO
26
Shreveport—
o
re cent
250.000
.....
Preferred
1,200,000 I
18.073,342
30,817,301
100
Bankers Tr. Co Bk—
Common
| 617.921
Preferred
Louisiana SB & T Co
Whitney Nat Bank..
Davenport—
Davenport Bk A Tr_
1.200,000
1.500,000
10.891,309
100
103,302
1,234,525
13,048,930
1.000.000
3,500.000
609,394
33,152,899
100.000
152,782
13,311
189,980
First National Bank.
Commercial Nat Bk.
Cont'l-Am B A Tr Co
lot
lot
100
277.200
les
Cap City State Bank
700.000
Cent Nat Bk & Tr Co
Common
Preferred
Iewa-Des Moines Nat
Bank & Trust Co:
J100
National
Valley Sav Bank
1,414,437
231.839
2,681,446
422,384
29,259
200.000
250.000
First National Bank
Toy Nat Bank
Security Nat Bank.
Waodbury no Sav Bk
5,736,262
1,862,926
160,386
167,885
244.375
112.285
28.475
400.000
400,000
200.000
250.000
i
100.000
r
Institution»
June 30
100
Nam
Augusta—
Per
First Nat Qranlte Bk
1,100,000
611,425
310.178
326,116
7,188,801
5,694,996
600,000
200,000
240.750
1,091,952
8.617,904
7,627,370
J 345.699
12,721.218
f 20
7,774.154
2,206.775
3,219,375
5,323,649
13,233,502
100
25
inal.
share
100
600,000
2,000,000
Depositors' Trust Co
100
100
100
25
Bangor—
Sioux City—
Live Stock Nat Bank
State
MAINE
1100
Dubuque—
First National Bank.
Amer Tr A Sav Bank
Banks
June 30
/100
Merchants' Nat Bk.
Eastern Tr A Bkg Co
10
6,145,249
6,196,572 MOO
100
6,748,837
100
3,987,802
mn
1,194,097
100
Merrill Trust Co—
Common
Preferred
PortlandNational Banks
KANSAS
June 30
600.000
200.000
Institutions
State
First National Bank.
400.000
Nat Bk of Commerce
June 30
400,000
425,000
Portland Nat Bank.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Hutchinson—
49,691
84,673
140,993
150,000
150,000
250.000
First National Bank.
.
1,198,951
2,612,821
5,299,427
100
N
100
a
136,016
9,846,746 f 10
I 10
2,208,688 100
100,000 1
100.000
100.000 a
28,798
2,917,043 flOO
J 203,558
17
20
60
5%
40
50
9
Institutions
State
MARYLAND
June 30
c
40*
20
o
National Ranks
.
June 30
6
100
10
125
120
125
Nomi nal
Baltimore-
I
Preferred
.
.—.
Per
Bait Oomm'l Bank..
500,000
303,343
3,383,909
10
500,000
1,000,000
572,892
19,848.750
Common
I 10
6, ,115,907
2 ,997,640
1 ,066,130
562,876
142 .689,278
5 ,467,518
5 ,214,155
242,011
2,527,721
100
Calvert Bank
400.000
1105,624
204,937
22,500
1,909,928
2,708,759
832.000
100
Canton Nat Bank..
100.000
365, 876
121, 427
100
100
Carrollton Bk of Bait
80,000
73 207
Commonw'lth Bank.
300.000
197 998
First National Bank.
4,000,000
6,359 519
Nat Cent Bk of Bait.
400.000
Nat Marine Bank...
600,000
750,000
400,000
1.250,000
150
175
Preferred
150.000
150,00C
50.000
.
t
Is
Topeka—
500.000
-
115.000
200.000
-
t
9,816,492 1100
973,203
236,802
214,733
7,413
37,400
400.000
545.587
Western Nat Bank..
Colonial Trust Co
*100
3,178,726
100
N
Common.
Preferred.
Kaw Valley
Merchants
50,000 I
150,000
60,000
200.000
500.000
100.000
-
It
.
a
916,113 flOO
1100
1UU
604,597
100
4,319,139
100
9,891,472
100
1,259,211
100
1.295,056
26,562
112,887
445,584
36,239
18,024
100,000
.
16,086
o
re cent
sa
Common
les
Capital notes
Mercantile Tr Co
Real Estate Tr Co..
.
1,000,000
1.000.000
1.334,530
609,617
15,101
75,897
100,000
200,000
-
Is
Safe Dep A Trust Co
22,989,056
100,000 \
100,000
16,102,772
646,102
1,666.170
100
000
215
677
12,819
mo
.....
10
45%
...
46%
10C
140
150
3(
2C
11 ,061,283
1 ,608,937
27
30
26
29
17 .660,178
26
1,000,000 11.109,281
2,000,000
1,600,000 3,699,625
600.000
164,517
2.000.000 4,313,066
28,361,168
28.980.318
1.000.000
100
—
23
28
12
65
70
10%
{.!°
14
13
9
11
100
200
45
210
55
1C0
555
565
50
19,473,453
1,210,657
9,774,662
1%
11°.
5
Cumberland—
200.000
100,000
500.000 i
378,851
36,437
185.263
4,481,597
937,121
4,938,513
150,000 1
300,000
83.802
2,484.416
100,000
200,000
125,000
976,211
114,873
433,986
7,656,334
1,992,969
3,858,020
75,000
75,000
175,683
1,211,141
Fr'k Town Sav Tnst
150 OOO
249,569
3,196,815
West Maryland Tr
100,000
100
100
300
35
150
200
15
30
35
30
35
26
Liberty Trust Co—
(100
Common
I 62«i
552,461
75
10
10
18 ,462,280
Peoples Bank
1,858,751
50
1,436, 724
606, 002
First Nat Bank.....
100
58,520
100.000
t
645
20
100
21
100
Second Nat Bank
-
517,
500
485
340
100
[£
.
6
Union Trust Co—
Capital notes...
.
i
2,500,000 11,716.531
500,000
Equitable Trust Co.
Fidelity Trust Co...
Maryland Trust Co
Common
Wichita—
First National Banl
Fourth Nat Bank..
share
4%
Baltimore Nat Bank
1100
Leavenworth—
First National Bank.
90
les
J
300.000
450.000
200.000
80
*35"
40
re cent
100
Kansas City—
.
414,009
118,414
135,085
124,260
798,488
n»n
Capital notes
f
Frederick—
National Ranks
June 30
KENTUCKY
Citizens' Nat Bank.
Institutions
State
Oomm'l Bank of Md
June 30
Farm A Mech N Bk.
10C
20
26
Frederick Co Nat Bk
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Covington—
Oltlsena' Nat Bank..
200.000
363,585
3,441,688
100
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
Common.......
Preferred
Peop-Lib Bk & Tr Co
OovingtonTrABkgOo
N
200,000
250,000
650.000
200.000
62,121
3,208,172
150,669
40,053
}
5,235,024
1,424,386
( 10
o
Common
Preferred
10
Preferred
J 153,327
1,814,127
Common
Preferred
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
Second Nat Bank
Union Bank & Tr Co
Security Trust Co
Louisville—
Bank
of Commerce
Citizens' Union N B.
10
100
10(
National Bonks
June 30
Citizens Bk & Tr Co.
100
cent
sa les
Bank of Commerce—
300,000
150,000
i
15
15
re
LexingtonCommon
_.
I
70
J100
MASSACHUSETTS
Stote
institution*
June 30
100
Nvml nal.
200,000
350,000
1.000.000
150,000
150,000
500.000
J
62,669
851,046
312,977
108,533
226,912
936,329 ( 25
1100
50
10,039,398
100
2,731,536
100
1,927,305
100
4,329,331
Boston—
—
m
_
55
60
250
200
150
175
250
275
Per
First National Bank. 44,500,000 28,994,887 590,901,526
Merchants' Nat Bk.
3.000,000 5,860,066 72,969,182
Nat Rock Bk of Bos
1.500.000
2,840,997 24,683,073
Nat Shawmut Bank. 20.000.000 10,801,403 167,051,129
Second Nat Bank
2.000,000 4,255,035 64,407,639
20
t
28%
100 2330
20
2
26
2
16%
25
z
share.
28%
340
54
99
50
17%
Web & Atlas N Bk
100,000
1.000.000
Fidelity & Oolum Tr.
First National Bank.
2,000.000
1.000.000
2,000,000
Liberty Bk & Tr Co.
300.000
Security Bank
KentuckyTitle Tr Co 0l.000.000
Lincoln Bank & Tr__
1,250,000
100.000
Stock Yards Bank...
Louisville Trust Co.
2.000.000
United States Tr Oor
525.000
Newport—
American Nat Bank.
100.000
100.000
Newport Nat Bank..
Central Sav Bk & Tr
65.000
100,591
2.353,377
1,656,370
1,680,305
253,916
45,620
1,344,769
349,194
84,220
718,135
96,663
1,493,771
43,670,854
5,429,773
27,164,385
125,975
384,193
116,027
1,187,286
3,012.366
1,133,426
16,920,217
1,807,705
3,951,982
9,450,970
867,195
9,273,266
1,003,330
10
Common
iouT f
500,000 l
Preferred
400
500,000
317,721
10,963.575
mnf
100
300
10
54
♦Sale price.
100
a
100 0
100
10'
q
10
265
Northwest
Bancorporation.
i March 5 1934.
I Last sale.
10'
10'
100
Affiliated with the First National Bank of Louisville.
h Member
_
10
September 12 1934.
/ Citizens Union Fidelity unified certificates.
200
175
ps.
mm mm
—
m
r
mm
t
Operating on a restricted basis.
Ex-dividend.
50
50
18
25
COMPANIES
TRUST
AND
BANKS
113
hank*
rffiSfir MASSACHUSETTS
Surplus A
Cross
Profits.
Deposits.
Capital.
Day Trust Co.
Fiduciary TrustCo_>
New Eng Trust Co..
Old Colony Trust Co
Pilgrim Trust Co...
State Street Tr Co..
Union Trust Co
750,000
2,000.000
100.000
2.500.000
500.000
1,000.000
f5,000,000
200,000
3.000,000
750.000
cl ,417,307
310,866
3,884,700 26,013,341
397,000
cl,976,000
389,769 10,042,586
n
803,851
582,816
2,880,587 28,863,379
5,198,390
5,291,156
100,500
2,260,621
3,880,276 c60,025,510
347,476
6,381,559
100
100
Capital.
Ask.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
$
$
$
Boston—
Banc Com Ital Tr Co
Boston S Dep & Tr__
Columbia Trust Co..
Bid.
Par.
r280
Preferred
Winthrop Trust Co..
653,958
129,249
1,500,000 11,771,391
4,000,000
3,000.000 2,367.808
r400"
Common
Preferred
MfTs National Bank.
100
'240"
74,946,454 / 20
1 20
50
68,259,676
Nat Bank of Detroit-
5.000.000
12,500.000
Common
50
OH
{ 10
7X
|8,399,172
f
10
I
229,312,466
25
United Savings Bank
Preferred
100
570,385
13,349,913
n767,765
0440,494
500,000 1
1,000,000
Common..
I 10
1.000.000
1 10
10
1
100
N
(Cquitable Trust Co-
Beverly—
264,876
81,159
300,000
100,000
101
3,280,028
cl,263,000
125
Class "A"
75
100
re
cent
101.260
pref
pref
20
20
sa
les
122,180
Detroit Trust Co—
Heme Nat Bank
184,478
481,770
820.000
760.000
Cambridge—
Cambridge Trust Co
County Bk & Tr Co_
Harvard Trust Co
Highland Park Trust
Un Guardian Tr Co.
lot
100
525,592 c5,258,292
323,989
c3,035,848
1,378,058 cl5.223.485
150.000
300,000
1.000.000
Preferred
55
20
7,199,163
6,792,939
N
01,325,660
9,892
20
09,840,272 f
20
1
20
100
1,110,927
05,172,215
100
o
10
sa
Flints—
re cent
20
les
604,649
28,298
500,000
700,000
Olt Com & Savs Bk.
'tenessee Co Savs Bk
20
6,136,542
4,035,674
20
Nat Bank of Flint
East Cambridge
Lecbmere Nat Bank.
200.000
140,385
2,354,566
Fall Biver—
Fall River Nat Bank
Durfee Trust Co
400.000
184,024
237,234
154,147
6,292,365
c6,930,548
c2,859,087
100
300,000
500.000
Preferred
1.200.000
300.000
100
97
100
100
65
500,000
250.000
....
597,312
500.000
Preferred
200
100
6,614,181
75,709
Grand Bapids—
Central Bank
Nat Bk of Grand Rap
Common
Fltchburg—
Safety Fund Nat Bk.
3,838,043 f 20
1 20
J 224,339
250.000
Common
100
Fall River Trust
|
1,150,000 12,091,780
2.091,780
n76,910
600.000
342,906
600.000
Common
Brookton—
0
500,000
Common
140
Class " B"
Brockton Nat Bank.
share
32,000,869 I 50
I 5C
Bankers Trust Co...
Beverly Nat Bank..
Beverly Trust Co...
Ask.
Per
%
•
J 396,632
Preferred
t
c2,515,893
Bid.
Par.
Deposits.
Detroit Savings Bank
!<><
11,037,422
v
500,000
2,500.000
Common
100
Preferred
700,000 1
1,000,000
100.000
Cross
Surplus A
Profits.
%
Detroit—
Oem'wealth-Oom'l
State Bank—
U S Trust CoCommon
June 30
Nomi nal.
100
100
100
Institutions
State
MICHIGAN
June 30
784,625
1
5
10
10
12
8
20
5,075,304 I
} 262,112
20
5
9
20
5,9o7,467 1
..
Peoples Nat Bank—
400,000
500,000
Common
Gloucester—
260.720
140,026
n220,136
150.000
120.000
Cape Ann Nat Bank.
Olouc Nat Bk of Glou
Glouces S D Tr Co..
200.000
Preferred
100
2,824,339
1,376,014
c3,508,519
200.000
100,000
240.000
881,963
n42,360
155,774
6,763,296
zl.133,675
1,714,854
591,552
29,629,326
750.000
1.200,000
409.047
71,013
589,570
0525,796
1,586,002
01,497.890
100
50
Michigan Trust Co.
100
10
7,711,380
10
1,000,000 1
2,500,000
1.250,000
877,656
15,331,262
50
sa
cent
les
7X
100
Common
Preferred
N
re
Merrimack Nat Bank d
1
Grand Rapids Tr Co
Union Bank of Mich
20
Haverhill—
Haverhill Nat Bank.
Haverhill Trust Co.. d
j 134,246
Old Kent Bank—
10
| 10
(
250.000
10
"75" io5~"
30
1
25c.
13
10
lou
Saginaw—
Holyoke—
Second
Holyoke Nat Bank200,000
500,000
Common
j
21,438
100,000 I
150,000
1,400.000
216,638
Common
Preferred
8,851,280
Bank
Nat
A
Tr Co
30
30
2,637,178 J100
237,579
Preferred
Park National Bank
Hadley Falls Tr Co..
25
35
50
1100
20
s
T
"T
National Banks
Institutions
State
MINNESOTA
June 30
Lawrence—
BayStateMer Nat Bk
June 30
25
600.000
240,805
5.589,346
25
Appleton Nat. Bank.
300.000
197,210
3,507,060
100
75
Union Old Lowell
National Bank....
1.000.000
578,034
10,531.183
50
15
Nomi nal
Lowell—
Duluth Nat Bank
LynnCommon
'200,000
Preferred
200,000
200.000
Common
Preferred
Essex Trust Co
Lynn 8 Dep & Tr Co
Security Trust Co...
| 235,175
50
3,051,164
275,805
200.000 1
250,000
250.000
100.000
200.000
2,904,909
iUu
84,176
3,319,111
2.889,111
3,432,000
Merchants Nat Bk->Common
Preferred
Safe Deposit Nat Bk
100
250,000
350,000
Common...
Preferred
86,879
41,829
15,641
1,374,677
1,261,239 <—
66,000.000
6
100,000
5,298,662
.14,764,976 b..
100
661,757
100
2,610,199
12,233,605
1,083,231 6—
715.080
598,776
Minneapolis—
Blooming'n-Lake NI 1
24
7.067.928
20
30
19
i
i
32X
20
b
Fifth No'west'n N B
72X
21
0
c
14
12
123
123
15
13
Minnehaha
Nat
6
Bk
877,534 <—
28,810
107,958
250,057
31,327
400,000
1
r
1.000.000
100,000
98,724,949 /100 i t3
5,000,000 11,427,837
5,000,000
35,341
100,000
19,526
i
2d Northwest State
80,000
k <
43,939
200,000
»
120,475
i
125.000
.
Preferred
Peabody—
Warren Nat Bank
Common...
Preferred
j
1,678,254 1100
50,548
N
1100
re
Salem—
sa
Merchants Nat Bank
82,835
650,000
3.193.423
o
cent
250,000
200,000
200,000
Preferred A
Preferred B
5,427,270
189.623
Rochester—
First National Banl
Union Nat Bank..
10
Springfield 3D&Tr.
Union Trust Co
West Springfield Tr.
| 512,827
1,600,000
1,000.000
1.000.000
195.000
1,630,316
1,073,802
1,493,748
200,000
300.000
13,731,180 f
I
.
k
10
k
10
100
42
252,710
314,649
1,982,564
3,806,894
First National Bank
155
25
155,000
26,488,286
11,193,217
12,189,103
1,325,000
No re cent
sa
les
100
25
p
0
39
.
25
.
25
25
14,136,719 1100
1100
28,857,283 e
10
2,381,003
60
100
245,118 19,057.776
100
3,270,428
109,871
32,678
1,596,182 100
4,574,868 101,851,550 pi 00
100
59,533
1,647,805
100
5.585,900
101,879
82,063
3,516,106
2 500.000
250.000
0
275.000
p6.000.000
First State Bank
Taunton—
Machinists' Nat Bk.
Brlsto County Tr...
3,948,917 pi 00
1,258,149 100
129,895
48,649
200.000
50.000
American Nat Bank
1,000,000
1,500,000
Third N Bk & Tr Co
p
St. Paul-
Springfield—
Preferred
.
10
Springfield Nat Bank
Common
981,397
2,091,146 i
.
50
10
j
1,007,676
870.212
6
les
Naumkeag Tr Co—
Common
3X
tioo
.
Produce State Bank
200,000
150,000
100
100
100
380
50
j 256,857 5,108,558j
o
cert
les
170
100
20
7,233,376
j 355,458
N
sa
100
200.000
250.000
100.000
50
170,286
500,000
500,000
4,173,278
6,743,359
100.000
150.000
115
Central Nat Bank..
1,000.000
100
re
1,000,000
c8.789.791
100
101,604
372,193
22,960
11,220
600,000
50
443,213
773,000
964,510
shate
100
23,820,772 (100
1100
j 637,215
50
New Bedford—
First National Bank
1,500.000
1,500,000
Common.
317,713
4,611,754
1,359,820
23,670
374,227
23,559
100,000
600,000
200.000
22
Central Nat Bank—
Manufac'rs Nat Bk.
National City Bank
Per
Duluth—
i
i
100.000
500,000
450,000
100,000
200,000
pi .000.000
Common...
Preferred...
First Trust Co.
J
3,156,754 f*00
<100
02,478,489 plOO
158,776
157,325
Worcester—
Mechanics Nat Bank
*
Common
500,000 1
456.317
1,000,000
Worcester Co Nat Bk
2,790.25(1 2,333,743
200,000
Guaranty Bk & T Co
148,217
WorcesterBk&Tr Co a3.800.000
Preferred
20
Sale price,
t No par.
Conservator appointed.
a
6 First National
15
..J..
Group
Includes savings deposits.
e
d On Sept. 11 1934 the State Bank Commissioner announced the merging
of the new Haverhill Trust Co. with the Merrimac National Bank, both of
Haverhill, Mass., under the title of the latter.
e
National Banks
June 30
MICHIGAN
Affiliated
0
Institutions
State
Trust Co.
Trust balances.
with
the
Worcester
Bank «&
Member of Northwest Bancorporation.
1 Last sale
«
June 30
n
1
Nomi nal.
I
Bay CityBay City Bank
Natl Bk of Bay
Per
300.000
City.
People's Commercial
& Savings Bank
400.000
56,940
149,303
2,344,579
4,198,190
share,
March
o
American National Bank of St. Paul affiliate.
p
Member of the First Bank Stoek Corn
5 1934.
Stock has to be offered to board of directors.
100
r
100
sNew stock
t Affiliate of First National Bank of Boston.
500.000
359,905
8,124,022
I0<
x
*
Ex-dividend.
Includes
$527,923
0
restricted
deposits.
oct., 1934.]
banks
National Banks
June 30
mississippi
Capital.
Surplus A
Profits.
S
Preferred
Institutions
150,000 \
200,000
665,000
300,000
f
Depos Gu Bk A TrCo
Jackson-State N Bk.
National Banks
Bid.
95,575
4,271,817 j
54,480
5,561,500
5,633,955
N
150,000
400,000
100,000
Mer A Farmers Bank
166.097
123,157
65,695
o
2,432,139
2,400,467
2,049,007
100
100
sa
lee
National Banks
June 30
149,998
220.274
4,368,778
4,024,070
missouri
State
100
100
100
11,258,271
719,135
10,121,205
100
re
cent
100
sa
les
600.000
626,914
14,522
493,521
300,000
516,485
175.000
„
N o
300.000
100.000
0...
Common
....
100,000
400,000
e
Preferred--
100
Institutions
Nationa' Banks
June 30
j
7,485,728 0—.
4.609,591 (100
1100
90,063
State Institutions
June 30
nebraska
June 30
Nom\inal
P>"
100,000
600.000
500,000
100,000
600,000
200,000
2,000.000
500,000
Olty Nat Bk A Tr Oo
Columbia Nat Bank.
Oommunlty State Bk
Drovers' Nat Bank..
Bast Side Bk of Com
First National Bank.
Inter-State Nat Bank
Llnwood State Bank.
Merchants Bank
32.262
1,030,134
14,586,362
3,741,489
share
100
65
170
190
100
40
Nomi nal.
75
100
779,746
54,118
34,058
551,598
353,349
7,525,354
42,508
1,177,236
3,240,418 101,400,022
668,445
10,638,575
50
100
115
100
80
Lincoln—
1U(
Common
10(
e200,000
300,000
850,000
300.000
Preferred
Flrdt National Bank.
Nat Bk of Commerce
330
90
115
2,250,428
100
100
253,967
5.726,750
100
150
80
Missouri Bk A Tr Co
Common
Preferred
Park National Bank.
80.000
I
40,000
1,005,496 flOO
120,000
8,817
32,588
117,764
754,916
1,339.097
2,129,676
10U
200
400.000
100,000
124,406
32,968
261,410
80
115
900,000 1
1,350,000
520,848
20,599,502
100,000
156,728
35,320
108,178
300.000
Common
Preferred
West port Ave BankWest Side Bk of Com
100
100,000
100,000
Union Av Bk of Com
Commerce Trust Co
Common
100
100
100.000
100,000
20,054
2,457,925 1100
e250,000
1.000,000
190,154
7.380,470 J100
1100
1,100,000
200,000
541,293
Preferred
60
140
Stock Yards Nat Bk
Common
80
20
20
20
8,833.948
lot
Preferred
Common
Burnes Nat Bank
First National Bank.
First Trust Co..
St Jos Stoc« Yds Bk.
Tootle-Lacy Nat Bk.
Empire Trust Oo
Missouri Vail Tr Oo.
279,728
162,261
365,595
117,698
160,697
213,613
86,751
65,817
85*
Preferred
120
1,170,758
IOC
re
cent
\100
sa
les
1100
556,545
876,737
100
75
100
80
85
1100
125
100
/100
100
100
21.731,167
150
National Banks
nevada
June 30
Nomi nal.
Per share.
7,502,502
3,390,355
5,688,645
2.460,985
2,957.367
6.740,882
1.896,449
First Nat Bk In Reno d
100
200.000
203,888
100
8,488.051
100
100
100
N
o
re
cent
sa
8
les
natnemnil new hampshire
100
100
911.691
100
Nomi nal,
Per share
Manchester—
Manchester Nat Bk.
200.000
150.000
Merchants Nat Bank
200.000
820,948
481,135
114,677
Indian Head Nat Bk
100.000
405.930
Nashua Trust Co..
4econdNatof Nashua
300.000
300.000
545,478
274,491
4,509,364
4,981,648
6,429.966
100
re
cen^
100
sa
les
77,054
2,775,479
J100
61.526
1,161.982
Imoskeag Nat Bank
St. Louis—
Amer Bxch Nat Bank
Common.......
Preferred
107,500 1
31,397
1,317,264
Baden Bank
94,435
2,164,454
100
| 849,473
33,562,573
415.000
2,000,000
500,000
700 000
600.000
110,342
117.677
( 20
Common.
10,200,000 13,841.254 173,843,626
Preferred
4,000,000 /
Jefferson Bk A T Co-
e?
18
19
250,000
Common
...
200,000
Capital notes A
Capital notes B
Jeff-Uravois Bank..
150.000
100,000
640,242
11,088
2.100,232
4,083,697
17
Preferred
18
100
50,000 1
50,000 /
A T Oo—Common
Preferred........
Manchester Bank
Mutual Bk A Tr Oo.Plaza Bank (The).
Sec Nat Savs&Tr Co
.
Common...
a
26,679
430,000 1
1,215.000 '
325,376
7,551,931 f
500 000
......
54,710
82,870
130,634
3,195,759
1,102,911
2,453.682
200,000
200,000
350,000 1
500,000
Preferred
South'n Com A Sav.
425.000
Preferred
Telegraphers Nat Bk
Tower Gr Bk A TrCo
United Bk A Tr Co..
Chippewa Trust Co.
B as ton-Taylor Tr Oo
Miss Val Trust Co—
Common
Capital notes
Mound Olty Tr Oo
North St Louis Tr Oo
Northwest'n Tr Co..
Webster Groves Tr..
1
Common
10,377,295
(100
54.973
2.700,991
100
120
Common
share
100
3,037.396
J
71,000
1.454,000 /100
I 10
500,000
2,356,595
Preferred
100
300.000
200.000
58,314
53.919
135,305
1,740,547
1,287,113
2,901,484
100
2,410,982
Preferred
3,353,284
6,000,000 11,845,477
1,500,000
200.000
52,774
500,000
147,263
500.000 ul,016,765
71,056.908
1,293,142
2,857,568
j/2 297228
300,000
10
1,021,930
N
J100
i
10
200,806
3,990.603
o
re cent
les
100
25,140
1.082,408
J 20
400,000
500,000
465,109
U807.606
8,539,756
7,237.561
100
250,000
200,000
200.000
158.925
338,736
105,235
1,354,413
4,274.029
100
100
1,240.026
20
Grove Bank...— cm600.000 1
80
85
(100
97
98
10
Bayonne—
Bayonne Trust Co..
Mechanics' Trust Co
100
\
prf300 000 /
100
10C
100
25
Bridgeton—
Bridgeton Nat Bank.
Cumberland Nat Bk
Farm A Mer Nat Bk.
100
•mmrnmrn
Joe
1.750,051
100
1,300,000
..—.
225,000
1,184,688
Asbury PkNafcBk A Tr
Asbury Park A Ocean
10(
20
100
1,378,904
10
I
Asbury Park—
100
10C
6.642,984
9,617,861
1.997.043 f
sa
3.433,805 111,084,926
91,360
j/6270914
Equitable Trust Co—
Common
5,310,702
9,884,860
6,958,468
120,000
343,550
—
Preferred
loo
60,000
228,098
43,224
636,318
Guarantee Trust Co-
287.874
124,425
400,000
Bankers Trust Co—
20
145,534
352,670
239,116
100.000
600.000
100.000
June 30
Per
Boardwalk Nat Bank
*
105
Saie price.
a On Sept. 4 1934 directors of the Manufacturers Bank A Trust Co. of
St. Louis, Mo., announced a plan to simplify the capital structure of the
institution by retiring the $1,215,000 of $20 par preferred stock and mak¬
ing a
shares
Citizens' Bank......
Instuuttons
State
Atlantic City—
20
8prmgfield—
Union Nat Bank
Southern Missouri Tr
new jersey
Nomi nal.
20
100
J 134,322
100.000
100
\100
400,000
300,000
500,000
800.000
1,000.000
Llndell Trust Co
400.000
Merc Com BAT CoCommon
10,000,000
Mercantile-Com¬
merce Nat'l Bank.
350,000
o
1100
200,000
National Banks
June 30
681.708 f 100
South Side Nat Bk—
...
250,000
New Hamp Nat Bk
Lemay Ferry Bank—
Common
Preferred
Manufacturers Bank
N
J100
8,883
|r
100
Portsmouth—
First National Bank.
100
100
Common
oo
Nashua—
120
4,803,576
4,678,740
Oass Bk A Tr Oo
First Nat Bank—
4,276,892
2,386,330
2,766,757
120
92.500 1
Boatmen's Nat Bk—
Common........
Preferred
Bremen Bk A Tr Oo.
Common
o
38,447,060 (100
Reno—
200.000
200,000
500,000
100.000
350.000
200.000
200,000
140.000
200
U 8 Nat Bank—
7H
St. Joseph—
American Nat Bank.
125
100
150
N
1 15
6,000,000 [2,994,451 115,700,262
1,000,000
Capital notes
319,642
Common
40
60
110
180.668
100
100
Packers' Nat Bank:
85
10(1
100
26,375,814
1.250.000
1.225.000
Common
Preferred
100
6,924.877
719,043
4,025.489
562,232
450.000
Preferred B
Live Stock Nat Bank
Omaha Nat Bank—
150
City
Southeast State Bk__
Stock Yards Nat Bk.
Union Nat Bank—
15,871,813
8.778,343
250,000
1,000,000
500,000
Common
1100
50,000
200,000
100,000
Plaza Bank of Comm
Produce Exch Bank.
360,440
326.685
First Nat Bank—
Preferred A
Capital notes
share.
7,914,792 J100
1100
Omaha-
110
200,000 I
200,000
Common
90,295
360
28,824
137,087
729,103
Per
Cont Nat Bank—
70
100
100.000
200.000
Merc Home Bk & Tr
Gate
Nat'l Bank
share.
2,996,573
1,454,185
1.782,731
Helena—
20
Kansas City—
Baltimore Bank
Traders'
Ask.
126,333
106,026
25,685
150.000
Flret Nat Bk A Tr Co
Union Bk A Tr Co—
700.000
300.000
Bid.
Nomi nal.
Per
200,000
Miners S Bk A Tr Co
Metals Bk A Tr Co
0
50
Vlcksburg—
First Nat A Tr Co
Merch NatBkATr Oo
Par.
Billings—
Butte—
First National Bank.
100
re cent
.
$
100
Meridian—
Citizens Nat Bank.
First National Bank.
$
Midland Nat Bank..
Montana Nat Bank.
Sec Tr A 8ava Bank.
I 40
193,426
Deposits.
$
share
30
Gross
Surplus A
Profits.
Nomi nal
%
June 30
Capital.
Ask.
Institutions
State
montana
Gross
Par.
113
companies
June 30
Per
Oommon
trust
June 30
Deposits.
$
Jsokson
Capital National Bk-
State
and
cash distribution
to holders of about $800,000
and issuing 13,501
of common stock.
d Owned by the Transamerica Corp., San Francisco, Calif.
e Member of Northwest Bancorporation.
100
100
100
/ Includes reserves.
Member First Bank Stock Corp.
g
k March 5 1934.
I Last sale.
i
o
June 30
r
April 10 1934.
s
Member of the Guardian Detroit Union Group. Inc..
'
u
1933.;
Dec. 31 1933.
Detroit. Mich.
BAMS
114
Voitcmui bank
NEW JERSEY
June 30
AND
COMPANIES
TRUST
National BanU>
Institution
State
NEW JERSEY
June 30
Institutions
State
June 30
•
i
■■
Capital.
Surplus A
Profits.
Gross
Par
Deposits.
Bid.
Capital.
Ask.
Surplus A
Profits.
Gross
Bid.
Par.
Deposits.
'■
Nomi nal.
$
$
Camden—
Per
1,500,000
1.200,000
Merchantville
1,318,362
3,182,523
19,663.331
21,395,822
225,000
825.000
215,000
932,508
5.554.460
share.
25
19
25
20
21
23
10
15
20
20
10
West Jersey Trust Co
East Orange-
576,300
106,647
427,901
300,000
500,000
Ampere Bank & TrCo
Essex Co Trust Oo_.
1,690,133
8,907,236
100
100
100
175
1,500,425 1
874,575 f
Preferred
888,769
18,756.333 /
Trenton Trust Co
5.400.000
100,000
200,000
100.000
share.
275
18,086,633
31,995,403
100
265
50
12
14
2,715,819
20,708,614
19,222,829
100
95
50
90
20
25
2,040,128
2,316,080
1,358,599
10
40
60
473,290
492,311
403,272
6
10
25
8
50
Woodbury—
Farm
A
Mechanics'
Bank
Woodbury Trust Co.
40
50
10
70
25
300,000
First Nat Bk A Tr Co
4
25
100
■
1.000.000
Nat Bk_ (75,200,000
First-Mech
National
Sav Inv & Trust Co:
Common
H'nover OapitalTrOo
Trenton Banking Co
Per
$
$
1,124,928
534,531
238,152
1,147,979
874.021
15
Nat']
Bank A Trust Co.
$
250,000
Trenton—
Broad St Nat Bank.
Ask.
Nomi nal
'
•
Elizabeth—
Nat'l State Bank
Common
Preferred
B
Central Home Tr Co
255,142
12,917,543
20
33,960
234.962
2,559,445
2,457,763
100
100
657,919
•
8,197,234
1,024,844
Union Cty Tr Co—
Common
300,000
450,000
1,000,000
(4%)
Preferred
■
Nat Com Bk A Tr Co
N Y State Nat Bank
10
25
500.000
591,853
9,674,027
1,042,666
2,487,928
1,440.097
1,600,000
400,000
1,221,976
48,832
20,421,420
2,919,463
800.000
C
Seaboard Trust Oo__
First Trust Co
10
571,324
24,899
u
504.647
4
4
5H
18
100
Franklin Nat Bank..
Hudson Co Nat Bk—
Common
1,250,000 1
1.500,000
Preferred
Commercial Tr N J
3.400,000
2,035,000
150,000
_.
N J Title Guar A Tr.
North Bergen Tr Co.
Trust Co of N J—
Common
2,272,724
36,098
3H
35
9
| 25
\ 30
11
"35"
25
'39"
8
25
10
52,276,245
202,859
1.644,788
200.000
183,745
2,248.385
250,000
250.000
200.000 /
1,000.000
372,509
231,326
303,087
5,929,383
6,220,960
1,247,174
7,665,207
200,000
200.000
418,032
95,226
2,182.925
1,063,248
100
100
150
120
391,287
26
25
28
101.566
11,119,486
4,387.673
26
3
5
100,622
23.360
817,898
631,854
100
100
125
50
1,440,704
100
123
938,586
35,579,066
17,773,743
100
350
/43.079
212,786
/1212
776,979
7,022
1,808,701
25
400.00f)
.
202,385
35,218
695,067
1,102,408
26.038.606
25
—
-
Lincoln Nat Bank
Franklin Wash Tr *
101
125
25
Tr Co
150.000
225.000
■■
25
125
50
u
3.000,000
500,000
National
State Bank
Central Bk A Tr Co
Common
50,000 1
.
Columbus Trust Co.
D* Auria Bk A Tr Co.
Federal Trust Co..
100,000
4,056,250 /2.697,641
.
4,000,000 13.548,647 127,839,215
Preferred
.7,000,000
Mercb A Newark Tr.
Union National Bk..
United States Tr Co.
West Side Trust Co.
New Brunswick
Nat'l Bank of N J—
Common
2.500.000
;2,673,618
375.000
600,000
46,168
562,503
250,000
750,000
500,000
A
Preferred
6,754,573
B
"17"
193^
21H
"25" "28"
100
"17
"15
25 b
22
19
8,362,114
200,000
250,000
Common
Preferred
J 247,193
300,000 1/311.359
472,999
North A West Bu dson—
117,891
IstNat Bk of Un City
300.000
n223,666
First N Bk, West NY c 300.000
....
2,136,535
4,966,165
4,272,590
lot
100
1,114,700
1,709,416
1,525,500
2,144,800
2,055,800
25,700
70,144
38,000
20,600
257.100
246,236
103,000
300,000
500.000
500.000
1.000.000
500,000
8,200,000 15,315,505
2,000,000
2,784,626
4,937,700
10<
1,148,926
25,104
823,684
100
20
5,182,978
20
5,523,579
100
2,387,222
1,157,601 hl00
367,662
747,678
600,000
100,000
350,000
101.194
227.603
112,952
6200,000
400,000
1,000.000
Passaic N BkATr Co
1,160,790
2,618,204
38,607
150.000
25
25
50
20
25
3
5
d
Capital notes
First Nat Bk A Tr Co
(100
27,557,546
loo
5,500,000
3,000,000
200,000
7,701,994
44,629,472
( 25
30,597
1.674,468
4,076,694
87,634,902
e
.C00.000 145,906,924
| <32
<8,000,000
6,000,000
I9
800,000
1.237.500
1.475,048
900,416
9,353,225
10,426,682
250.000
325,526
258,159
275,295
3,311,367
2,241,882
6,530,136
500.000
1,000,000
300,000
310,754
1,536,468
6,302,540
26,696,402
863.535
h
10
5
10
25
45
5
55
100
....
....
Capital notes
10
N
o
25
673,000 *100
100
15,763,018
re
cent
Mid-City Trust Co..
100.000
Plainfield Trust Co..
State Trust Co
650.000
150.000 /
1,422,648
Common
680,000
750,000
50,000
Preferred
Walloon Nat Rank.
2.958,022
sa
les
100
J 251,558
12.768,968
26,024
736,848
125
600,000
1,000,000
J 625,000
1,500,000 \
J100
125"
166
12,432,000
5X
6
20
100
21
90
100
100
25
100
16,773,360
761,626
750,000
1,000,000 ;2,907,015
16,773,360
27,412,292
25
100
20
9
10
25
20
25
400,000
200,000
222,328
3.549,181
250.000
150,000
150.000
250,000
101,915
109,770
387,114
647.530
1,663,071
1,211,589
3,182,732
6,584,633
of banks and trust
2,449,409
companies
Secti
ew
York Ci ty banks are
<lus and pr ofits are
banks.
4 for Stat
Common
Harbor State Bank..
Merchants Bank.
Nat Bk of Yorkville.
50
70
90"
Nat Bronx Bank
*
100.000
600,000
750,000
9,357,460
( 25
3,760,988
266,229
50
20
(100
25
16
12,768,237
J/1790,237
cent
lee
100
100
A
rep<
r'ed net
and
June 3 0
'34
r ecord
din dend
City and Broi< klyv ™ ay
148, 149, 1 50.1 51,152
in New Yo rk
on
pages
10,000
5,361,386
be
100
24
25H
4,698,437
66Ja
30
35
13.55
21J4
23
131931681 352,078,000
525,994
1,000,000
{.10
P
20.00
7.564,528
229,900
52,590,000
1,985,200
500.000
200,000
10.000.000
3,251,640
40,735,000
400.000
1,500.000
200.000
600.000
525.000
8,495,500 400,943,000
1,258,200 <?24,308,000
618,332
107,634
1,566,756
125,686
2,324,200
61,900
4,698,000
197,500
Sale price,
100
129
139
970
1020
26
1100
100
1335" 1375"
100
26
100
IOO
25
35
50
15
20
b Includes security stock,
c In process
/March 5 1934.
Dept. on Sept. 12 1934 approved the
proposed merger of the Bank of Snyder, Snyder, N. Y., into the Marine
Trust Co. of Buffalo, N. Y., under the title of the latter.
g Capital structure of the First Mechanics National Bank of Trenton,
N. J., increased from $2,000,000 to $5,200,000.
h Affiliated with the Trust Co. of New Jersey, Jersey City,
i Controlled by Marine Midland Corp.
I Last sale.
n Dec. 31 1932.
0 June 30 1933.
p Conservator
ajypointed.
r March 31 1934.
u Dec. 31 1933.
a
Dec. 30 1933.
of reorganization,
e June 30 1934.
d The New York State Banking
Citizens Trust Co—
805,377
re
sa
85
50
425,797
a26,209
10
100
of iate
3,000,000
Preferred
50,000,000
Oomm'l Nat Bk A Tr
7,000.000
Dunbar Nat Bank..
500.000
90
50
50
100
100270000 \66520815 1328338000
Capital notes..
Bank of Yorktown..
Chase Nat Bank:
40
'
600,000 1
600,000
575,000
| <50
N
New York City- Deposits N
are
Sur
0/ Sept. 29, 1934.
for National ami June 3019
25
Prospect Pk Nat Bk
J 110,706
275
11
2,901,900
898,059
Capital notes
First National Bank
Grace Nat Bk of N Y
250,000
100.000
75,000
10
5.813,992
475,351
50
{:::
761,626
Preferred
18
Fifth Ave Bank—
Second Nat Bank—
Preferred
15M
316,687
200.000
Common
Paterson Nat Bank—
Common
30
362,239
...
First National Bk—
«*»curtry Trust Co
U S Trust Co-
9
200.000
Amalg Bank of N Y
650.000
Bk of the Manhat Co
Common
20,000,000
25
Peterson—
Preferred
1810
~
found in our"Ra7 Iway
4,116,115
Common
1780
10
First NBkof Rondout
Nat'l Ulster County
Bank of Kingston
10
21,029
95,535
115,000
934,358
112,672
Hamilton Trust Co—
83
250,000
625,000
Kingston Trust Co..
175,000
...
53"
78
10,824,550
200,000
400,000
10
220.000
Common
"43"
50
(tbaca Trust Co
150
Plainfield Nat Bank.
Preferred
'65"
100
100
98,279,277
25
Paterson Sav fnst
100
6,401,342
Tompkins Co Nat Bk
6
27,785,093
3,979,598
Second Nat Bank
35
100
500,000
Ithaca—
First National Bank
100
1,257,333
117,435
Common
"25"
Elmira—
Chemung Can Tr C<
Rondout Nat Bank
State of N Y Nat Bk
2.000,000
1.000.000
,
25
100
100
5,000,000
5.000,000
Debentures
Lincoln-E Side N Bk
Common
15
Plainfield—
First National Bk
Preferred
100
Kingston—
17,806
Woodcllff Trust Co..
Passaic—
Common
30 1 934.
Buffalo-
Preferred.
Trust Co of New Jer¬
People's Bk A Tr Co.
50
Union Trust Co:
110
100.000
500.000 /
PkTr Co Weehawken h
Weehawken Tr Co..
Huds Tr Co Un City.
Capital notes
Kings Co Trust Co..
Common
I10
150,000
West NY
Common
The First Nat Bank
Nat Chautauq Co Bk
1100
Bank
of Weehawken
Liberty National Bk
Guttenberg.
Merchants TrUnCity
Oomw'lth Tr Un City
Gutt'b'g Bk A Tr Co
sey,
Kingsboro Nat Bank
Lafayette Nat Bank.
People's Nat Bank
Brooklyn Trust Co:
Debentures "A"__
Debentures "B"
5,045,629 J100
Preferred
Nat
st Co. retur ns date June
200.000
250.000
Bk
Common
i 15
I 50
New BrunswTrCo—
Hamilton
6,231,766 J
Bank of Jamestown:
f 25
225,383
•
Peoples Nat Bk—
Common
Bensonhurst Nat
Citizens Bk of Bklyo
Flatbush Nat Bank.
Common
20
15
26
25
j 352,352
Nat. banks June 30'34
Capital notes.
Marine Trust Co:
10
26
j 354,452
<500,000
300,000
Preferred
Marine Midl'd Tr Co
Common
{10
1100
8,741,232 fl00
( 80
Jamestown—
....
Preferred
254,157
1.075,000
15,642,503
2,331,648
2,271.547
/100
100
Mfrs A Trad Tr Co:
Fidelity Un Tr CoCommon
8,163.869
j 615.234
600,000
500.000
...
Common
127
1100
50,000
Preferred
Clinton Trust Co
100
Liberty Bk of Buffalo
Nat Newark A Essex
Banking Co
200,000
500,000
...
Fort Greene Nat Bk.
50
100
Marsano State Bk &
Mt Prospect Nat Bk.
Common
Preferred
12
25
Holly-
Union Nat BkATrO
Farmers' Trust Co.
Newark—
6,508,769
5,037,897
424,317
88,925
Brooklyn—State h ank A 7'rti
I...
107,063
160
100
4V2
25
600,000
1.200.000
American Trust Co.
100
100
First National Bank:
Common
100
i
100
Pert hare.
475
315
325"
2,705,840
50,194,531
56,844,752
33.271,946
Bingham ton—
Common
Long Branch—
Morristown—
First National Bank.
National Iron Bank.
June 30
City National Bank:
13M
25
5,308,876
200.000
Long Branch Bkg Co
400,000
750,000
Capital notes...
2.000,000
West Bergen Tr Co..
Institutions
State
Auburn—
Nat Bank of Auburn
.....
100
54,021,365
23,068,693
600,882
1,681,504
1.500.000 5,010,870
2.000,000 3,059,617
1,000,000 r1,545,660
.....
10
'
3,000,000
Preferred B
U, 123,057
27.158.857
5,700,000
Preferred A
277,939
250,000
Auburn Trust Co..
100
Jersey City—
First National Bank.
YORK
Albany—
Mech A Farmers Bk
f 10
I
625,000
100,000
.
NEW
Nomi nal
~70~
Hoboken—
First National Bank.
Columbia Trust Co.
Jefferson Trust Co..
Mt.
Banks
June SO
20
500.000
Elisabeth Trust Oo_.
Preferred
4,540,172
National
350,000
800,000
160,000
A
Preferred
/216,476
500,000
Ellxabetbport Bk
175
'
OCT., 1934.]
BANKS
National Hanks
June 30
NEW YORK
National Banks
June 30
State Institutions
June 30
Par.
Deposits
Bid.
Westchester Co.
N. Y. City (Concl.)
Per
77,500,000 130018666 1124199000
50,000,000
1,014,300
Penn Exchange Bank
330,000
8.250.000
Public Nat Bk&TrCo
Trust co. returns da te
Cora.
Bkg
June 30
5.000.000
1.500.000
Sterling Nat BAT..
Trade Bank oIN V.
000.000
Anglo-South Am Tr
Bk of Athena Tr Co.
Banca Com It Tr Co
1.000.000
500.000
2.000,000
Banco di Nap Tr Oo_
Bank of Sicily Tr Co
1.000.000
1.800.000
z
460,400
122,000
4,932,404
e
z
/ 121a
19H
Ossining—1st Nat Bk
20
6,119,700 12H
10
1,207,000
25
81 675,000
7
6
4K
25H
6H
27 X
1934
1,676,785 ell,330,919
1,004,900 el9,690.600
123,171
e3,234,089
510,657
4,691,712
246,791
2,939,274
/l,100,022 10,163,470
739,689
7,750,712
422,933
7,635,196
25
"20 x
19
100
20
ino
6,000,000 19,928,055 133,526.178
1,000,000
Capital notes
Bankers Trust Co:
Common
25,000,000 160008980 808,860,223
Capital notes
5,000,000
Bronx County Tr Co
2.722,400
745,350 10.665.129
(100
{"
20
21.000,000
5,000,000
Capital notes
Chemical Bk & Tr Co
Common
20,000,000
5.000,000
J61312479
J48945281
668,631,902
386.207,545
Capital notes
City Bank Farmers'
Trust Co
10,000,000 12,521,068
Clinton Trust Co
750,000
352,469
Colonial Trust Co..
3,000.000
272,526
40,263,215
3,107,861
5,115,313
Continental Bk & Tr:
Common
36,777,596
4,000,000 13,507.881
100,000
Capital notes
Corn Ex Bk & Tr Co
Common
15.000.000 116170302 219,813.768
3,000,000
500.000
184.795
72,554
Capital notes
Corporation Trust Co
Empire Trust Co:
Common
56,023,517
Capital notes.
Federation Bk&TrCo
3,000,000 12,417,546
3,000,000
825,000
754,177
Fulton Trust Co—
Common
2,000,000
16,381,401
u°
51X
5M
j 20
250,000
1,000,000
J2,626,712
1,211,780
7.803,193
(100
Jl, 515,322
Mfrs Trust Co:
Common
32,935,000
25,000,000
Capital notes
Marine Midi Tr Co:
Common
5,000,000
1,000,000
Capital notes
110297 483
7,346,239
450,945,404
73,632,364
New York Trust Co:
Common
12,500,000 121714545 266,167,290
Capital notes
2,500,000
Title Guar & Tr Co—
Common
Capital notes
Trust tlo of Nor Am.
Underwriters Tr Co.
U 8 Trust Co of N Y
10,000,000 8,205,986
3,000.000
279,668
1,000.000
1,200,000
830,238
2.000,000 27,512,488
Jamaica, L. I.—
Jamaica Nat Bank..
260.900
{-!?
100
Bank in Yonkers..
Yonkers Nat Bank
300,000
302,369
4,303,500
10
400,000
400,000
J a29,412
6,046,884
120
&
~38M
Common
National Bonks
June 30
43 X
10>S
12
42 H
43 X
17
18
NORTH CAROLINA
215
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Common.........
Preferred....
150,000 1
150,000 /
72,555
500.000
500.000 f
421.987
200.000
C
300.000
1,200.000
(7l.000.00
504.733
358,448
C
235
283
20
20
Charlotte Nat Bank.
Commercial Nat Bk.
100
50
100
106
55
110
1,54/.179
4,617,978
30.096,779
2,380,778
100
100
100
100
150'
170"
153
160
100
30
71
45
90;006
714,676
12,187,170
1,067,976
1,653,969
35
40*
24,156
972,115
( 25
100,000 1
100,000 /
52,244
1,036,443
300,000 1.
300.000 J
(ndepend'ce Tr Co..
3,032,876
3, 78,999
114,000 1
100,000 J
g
185,908
6,050.831
610.994
1,131,432
884,364
288
13 H
14 H
Nat Bank-
100.000
500,000
400,000
100,000
Fidelity Bank
Depositors Natl Bk.
Home Savings Bank
Mech & Farmers BkCommon
Preferred
42,088
924,669
110.180
25
75
20
25
1100
100
Greensboro—
( 25
( 20
33 X
18
35)4
19>4
10
10
10
Wilmington
86
89
o
re cent
200.000
300.000
59.954
2,047,020
421,259
5,821,451
415,215
11.375.527
85(406
1,201,057
100,000 1
45,852
100,000
2.500.000 2,380,433
53,865,286
Wllm Say & Tr Co..
25
10
sa
Wilson—
100
1620
5K
6)4
Branch Bkg & Tr Co
Common
400.000 \
400,000 ;
100,000
....
55
Preferred
Nat Bk of Wilson...
J100
1160
25
1670
Winston-Salem—
First National Bank-
50
25
Common
People's Sav Bk & Tr
60,068,803
1,594,200
10
Security Nat Bank—
N
(<20
( 25
Guilford Nat Bank
Common
Preferred
Preferred
45
Common
Preferred
Wachorla Bk &Tr_.
.
54,957.340
1.773,307
Durham—
100
1,210,920
Institutions
June 30
Asheville—
First Nat Bk & Tr..
Mar & Farm N Bk..
Union Nat Bank
166
2,000,000
3,500,000
State
Charlotte—
( 20
7,632,163
(20
12
4,079,521
7,497,753
540,900
25
36
34
20,941,517
1,000,000
|
Trust Co-
Preferred
Rochester—
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
les
8,304,463
108
ioo
...
100
j 25
cent
sa
32,444
100
(100
6,401,170
0
re
100
1,393,587
Cltlsens*
90.000,000 1177466152 1183188476
Capital notes...
20,000,000
Hellenic Bk Tr Co...
1.000.000
360,357
2,762,659
Irving Trust Co:
Co ami on
50,000.000 157693507 460,856,967
Capital notes
5.000.000
J Henry Schroder Tr
611,964
1,000.000
8,090,291
Lawyers Co Tr Co—
Common
2.000,000
32,026,445
Capital notes.....
250,000
...
c545,458
N
20
600.000
loo
U°
10
20
100
County Trust Co.
Yonkers—First
Natl
m
10
L1.?
10
100
2,043,364
20
50
4,728,082
2.939,540
2,616,989
1,943,704
50
/128.445
127,607
200,000
200,000
Preferred
49^
104
117,158
104,937
I
400,000
Common
American Trust Co..
Capital notes
Fiduciary Trust Co..
Guaranty Trust Co:
Common
6,079,395
j 20
2,258,038
500,000
White Plains—
Cltlsens Bank..
Cent Han Bk&Tr Co
Common
183,453
4.093,702 /
Peoples N B & T Co:
288
280
100
j 415,000
prices
100
/118.024
300,000
250.000
200,000
.
Bank of N Y & Tr Co
Common
Bk & Tr Co
12
Ask.
Nom.
1,298,275
2,199,915
200,000
Mutual Trust Co.
"16"
Bid.
•
Mt Pleas B&TrOo
Port Chester—1st N.
100
20
$
179,684
100,000
500,000
Preferred
Pleasantville—
tne—Rue Nat Bk_
Tarrgtown N B&TrOo
140
Par.
Deposits.
$
$
Common
25
100
Qross
Surplus &
Profits.
Peekskill—
Westches Co Nat
100
Institutions
June 30
250,000
200.000
Ossining Trust Co
21
State
{Concl.)—
& Trust Co
NatSafetyBk&TrCo
Schroder
share.
City Bank:
Common.
Preferred
115
NEW YORK
Capital.
Ask.
Nomi nal
National
COMPANIES
Qross
Surplus &
Profits.
Capital.
TRUST
AND
11
15
15
15
10
1,048,300
I
10
18
100
Lincoln-Allia Bk&Tr
Common
Capital notes
Central Trust Co—
Common
( 20
600,000
1,500,000
152,091
14,993,386
( 20
3.250.000
1,132,014
3,951,550
14,726,250
37,676,156
"26
1,000.000
300,000
1,000,000
Capital notes
Genesee Vail Tr Co..
Roch Trust & 8 D Co
J 1,801.538
20
11
8H
National Banks
June 30
Ti"
70
400
700
NORTH DAKOTA
State
Institutions
June 30
80
Security Trust Co—
Common
Capital notes...
Union Trust Co:
Common
!
3,000,000
2,000,000
Capital notes
836,546
30,597,377
40,272,899
(100
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Fargo—
Dakota Nat
Bank-.
225.000
50.000
""argo National Bk..
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
(<30
Schenectady—
400,000
433,712
8,760.551
100
Merch Nat Bk&TrOo
250
492,926
5,846.138
1,153,309
13,830,896
100
762,222
363,938
3,233,050
1,452.773
12,029,824
7,118,349
47,854,642
26,599,997
20
23
20
934
13
National Banks
Union
Nat
20
25
Troy Trust Co......
21,162,531
7,731,556
5,511,231
3,323,845
1,000,000 r3,260,903
600.000
518,148
37,449,862
7,750,422
2H
5
6
20
18
19
25
25
50
100
100
62 H
110
180
Common
156,491
4,984,456
State
25
100
Institutions
June 30
200,000
500,000
100,000
76,567
7,934.118
50,182
2,239,323
100
share.
100
N
11,533,541
Canton—
First National Bank.
Knn.nnn
Geo D Harter Bank.
2,300,000
1,156,326
435,076
11,984,544
7,784,553
1,059,753
103,342
8.685,632
2,563,403
1,386,136
o
re
cent
sa
416,760
Capital notes
100
75,710
3,330,802
35
500,000
400.000
Preferred
n
les
(100
100
1400
100
Cincinnati-
500,000
200,000
210,000
...
524,786
200,000
750,000
Water town—
Jefferson Co Nat Bk
Watertown Nat Bk
2,412,350
80,989
Per
Firestone Bk Tr&S B
Common
Utica—
b
64.560
a
Akron—
Dime Savings Bk Co
Common
Capital notes
Goodyear State Bk..
<1,600,000 /l,633,651
600,000
359,154
300.000
321,154
500.000
166,480
First Citizens Bk & T
Oneida Nat Bk & 'Tr
les
Nomi nal
634
...
Bank
cent
sa
25
Troy—
Manufactur Nat Bk.
National City Bank.
0
re
100
OHIO
June 30
Syracuse Trust Co..
j 145,489
(100
Syracuse—
Lincoln Nat Bk & Tr
Merch Nat Bk & Tr.
First Trust & Dep Co
100
5,664,815 [100
11
u*
150,000
600,000
250.000
150.00T
300
1,200,000
750,000
5,400,000
2.500,000
Capital notes
Schenectady Tr Co..
n
Nor & Dakota Tr Co
300,000
150,000
750.000
...
84,538
100
1,763,206
988,063
N
Common
Preferred
Union National Bank
Citizens Trust Co—
Common
154.762
239,813
Atlas Nat Bank..
Olnn Bk & Tr Co...
Columbia Bk & S Co
40
400.000
500.000
100.000
165,094
100
100
203
70
210
80
10
8
15
Northern N Y Tr Co
Common
Capital notes—
8,967,578
<25
a
Dec. 30 1933.
6 Stockholders of the Oneida National Bank & Trust Co. of
Westchester Go—
Mt. Vernon—1st N__
500,000
Mt Vernon Tr Co.
3.000,000
Norn.
738,544
726.982
11,462,074
5,532,956
100
10
prices
to vote
to
Huguenot Tr Co.
.
New Rochelle Tr_.
300.000
300.000
450.00U
1,650.000
al45,068
139,974
c292,193
519,401
Corporation.
c
Dec. 31 1932.
e
June 30
20
g
In
20
n
Member First Nat. Bank Stock Corp.
20
< Controlled by Marine Midland Corp.
New Rochelle—
Central Nat Bank.
First Nat Bank
Utica, N. Y.,
Sept. 18 1934 on the proposed sale of $200,000 of preferred stock
the Reconstruction Finance
962,383
2,348,343
4,117,799
12,745,908
20
1934.
process
of liquidation.
f March 5 1934.
■
I Last sale,
r
March 31 1934.
x
Ex-dividend.
v
New stock
z
Dec. 31 1933.
BANKS
116
National Banks
June 30'
June 30
Surplus A
Profits.
Capital.
\ational Banks
Institutions
State
OHIO
June 30
COMPANIES
TRUST
AND
PENNSYLVANIA
Gross
Surplus
Par.
Deposits.
Bid.
Ask.
A
Profits.
Capital.
Institutions
State
June 30
Gross
Par.
Deposits.
Cincinnati (Con.)
First National Bank.
Norwood-Hyde Park
$
—
$
4,797,757
6,000.000
Lincoln Nat Bank..
Norttulde Bk & Tr Oo
People's Bk A Sv Oo
Ptoy 8 Bk A Tr Oo.
Second Nat Bank...
Bo Ohio 8 Bk & Tr Oo
Western Bk & Tr Oo
100
108
share.
112
,
800,000
600.000
150.000
700.000
1,800,000
1.000,000
250.000
2,250,000
153,059
•1,117.951
58,026
169,262
2.901,399
677,952
287,613
290,582
jl,593,331
4,274 ,476
6,600 ,971
1,965 ,359
2,035 ,494
28,957 ,378
10,311 ,419
4,588 ,734
11,230 ,392
100
100
50
40
130
145
50
100
10
100
100
10
Capital notes
500.000
Nat
Fifth-Third-Union Tr ust
Capital notes
85
80
75
3
100
5
J100
32
36
Common
Preferred
350.000
74,390.708
J100
224,800
32
35
Lorain Str 8av A Tr. V
0575,489
S611.709
250.000
500.000
20
1,563,379
lUli
110,000
619,466
192,103
174,000
10„572,590
100
100
350
6,528.855
100
100
275
2,250,000
15
100
250
I 10
I
300,000
10
100
100
300,000 1
300,000
743,267
239,134
1,889,774
5,000,745
2,737.700
2,191,043
8,819.944
5,472,595
1.936,440
I
50
I
50
50
50
25
50""
50
10
15
25
25
45
100
[20
130
3,377,105
100
Central Trust Co
13,800,000 16,295,434 249.474,314
15,000,000
Capital notes
Union Sav 8c L Co..
466,775
900.000
2,121.041
100
4,700,000 11,400,432
4,000,000
5106.679
200.000
9,534,297
12,425
246.350
Union Trust Co
654,964
yi04.200
Preferred
100
93,323.374
Cleveland Trust Oo
300.000
886,579
400.000
874,284
937,800 al,246,409
400.000
1,055,724
.
Oo mmonwealth Tr Co
Common
55
54K
Dauphin Dep Tr Co.
Harrlsburg Trust Oo
lOU
100
10
100
400.000
Union Trust Co
Oonestoga Nat Bk.
Fulton Nat Bank..
Lancaster
NTat Bt
Farmers' Bk&Tr Co
Columbus—
1,254,513
270,959
250.000
155"
20
100
100
200
250*
100
Lancaster—
O30.072
1,537,909
81,529
Brunson Bk 8c Tr Oo
250.000
1.200,000
100.000
Fifth Ave Sav Bk Co C
200.000
2.000.000
Huntington Nat Bk
Market Exch Bank.
200,000
Northern Sav Bk Oo
200,000
c4.000,000
Ohio National Bk
Dayton—
Merch N B & T Co—
City Nat Bk 8c Tr Oo
Columbus Saving Bk
200,000
300,000
Common
Preferred
70,092
1,113,717
244,624
11,859
2,683,870
1,786 ,035
16,390 ,395
884 ,181
1,706 ,758
40,107 ,292
C
o
100
100
2,789 .842
772 ,841
45,884 .025
cent
les
100
Central-Penn Nat Bk
j 148,194
Toledo-
3,684,742
City National Bank.
Corn Exch Nat Bank
jlOO
7,693,511
J 681,605
500,000
1.000,000
Nat Bank of Toledo:
Common
j 556,753
96.124
200,000 1
200,000 ;
600.000
600,000
Preferred
...
Capital notes
Mahoning Nat Bank
Mahoning Sav 8c Tr
Union Nat Bank
Capital notes..
{-•
10
22
50
13
8,262,079
500.000
59,916
3.111.000
200.000
6,567.336
1,150.000
i.UoO.OOO
400,000
236,424
3,719,316
1,450,603
74,108,936
1,410.549
75.124,390
1,804.541
6,826.411
29,378,477
10,675,554
100.000
46,094
131,456
72,123
797.160
1,720.604
N
re
5,000,000 11.605,393
5.000,000 /
52,907.903
502,868
12,060.992
6,190.038
1,842,008
15,280.976
loo
I
1,000.000
150,000
1,250,000
250.000
200.000
cent
Common.
250,000
100,000
Preferred
250,000
Philadelphia Nat Bk 14,000.000 18,966,963 335,346.862
65.000
Roosevelt Bank...
685,000
1,119,000
Second Nat Bank500.000
Common
688,004
7,246.380
Preferred
750,000
.....
,
les
17
371,910
State
Per
2,239,230
1,222,809
share
100
100,000
82,000
58,273
100.000
100
1,685,976
3,366,073
100
100
5.054.524
200,000
Oklahoma City—
City Nat'l BkATr Oo
J 211,535
[100
N
sa
o
ies
Uoo
10C
150
185
10
22
26
100
"75"
loo"
90
110
60
125
80
160
4,373,067
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
Common.....
2,500,000 12,206,614
Preferred
2,500,000
300,000
Common
600,000
600,000
500,000
100,000
500.000
Preferred A
Preferred B
Oklahoma Nat Bank.
Tradesmen's Nat Bk
97,744
38,530,024 /
1
5,377,228
10
395,910
12,757,258
100
100
11,711
204,837
•
861,276
100
13,102,279
100
549,328
31,049,987
50,578
3,658.932
20
100,000
200,000
200.000
.....
Nat Bk of Uora'erce-
2,000,000
4,000,000
)
112,078
J2,148,530
4,004,339
Wyoming Bk A Tr..
200.000
11,452
388,417
430,175
130,072
100
50
1.000,000
1.000.000
33,784,758
1,357.812
1,682,994
Finance Oo of Pa
Prankford Trust Co.
Gtormantown Tr Oo.
3irard Trust Oo
industrial Trust Co.
........
Penn Oo for Insur
400.000
OREGON
1,215,745
Bank
United States N Bk.
1,296,265
1.375.000
1,685,827
3,446,569
1.076,668
500.000
500.000
100
100
2.500.000
600.000
2.241,480
54,214,121
2,548,920
100
119,840
4.000.000
3,106,985
80,303,747
20
10X
11
283
197
26
10
79
293""
207
17
10
9H
81
11
10
10
5ft
48
50
9
10
,
100
6(
8tf
420
12
9
Real Est Tr On....
1.500.000
V
100
65
30,516.582
50
9,775,455
7,500,000 17,942,688
7.500,000
26.
40
27 X
50
380
37,821,673
2,398.353
Common........
Preferred
390
f
10
58
61
1
2,558,166 f
50
5H
10
4)4
Security Bk A Tr Co.
300,000
250,000
Common
Preferred
dl73,028
2,183,501
Allegheny Valley BkCommon
Preferred
Arsenal Bank
Braddock Nat Bank.
200,000 I
400,000
100.000
210,150
500,000
158,906
«335,238
1.000.000
1,303,879
March 5 1934.
Member of the BancOhio Corp.
d Sept. 26 1934.
•
Dec. 30 1933.
I Last sale.
0
118
31X
March 31 1934.
/
123
105
100
32 X
H
435
Real EstL'nd T ATCo
e
Portland—
First National Bank.
Portland Tr 8c Sav Bk
United States
Nat'l
BkJ
1234
......
10
10
8.400,000 13,865,474 203,360.536
750.000
874,415
433,004
3.200 000 13,859,035
Institutions
June 30
3,863,503
1,494,764
5
112
10
483,555
10
161,282
81,205
3H
105
100
100
5,338,264
4,173.309
15,710,412
9,471.883
5,194,013
1,500,000
20
200,000
150.000
100
20
60
33,486.461
1.000. (mm
20
Nomi nal
Per share
F!n?^3ational
888,671
995,973
4.000.000
3,000,000
20
State
902.429
6.700.000 16,329,943 104,774.806
2.350.000 7,802,409
642.318
600.000
1,193,242
7,587,331
1.400.000 2,516,082
13,943,798
4.000.000 10,278,870 101,888,244
882.250 3,015,038
8,695,451
6 Oct. 25 1933.
June 30]
14*4
on
Lives A Grant Ann
Tr A Safe DenOo.
a
National Banks
12X
25
4.691.462
20
39,405,545
63
30
3.300.000
City Dep Bk A Tr Oo
Fourth Nat Bank-
Preferred..
61
3
Pittsburgh—
Tulsa—
2,500,000
30
30
Penn W'h'g A8DOo
Provident Trust
flOO
73,225
200,000
ol*
{.!°
1,353,203
Northern Trust Co..
Nor Phila Trust Oo.
re cent
300,000
25
15
1,545.007
Mitten Bk A Tr Co
Ninth Bank A Tr Oo
First Nat Bk & Tr Go
Common....,
Preferred.....
29>i
{:::
58,999
1st preferred
2d preferred
Liberty Title A Tr Oo
100
Muskogee—
33,978
258,652
28
10
96,774
.
100.000
300,000
20""
280
50
425.000
Common
25
1,400,000
2,202,488
"16"
250~"
Integrity Trust Co—
HoAlester—
Commercial Nat Bk.
10
200,000 1
300,000
Preferred
Fidelity Phila Tr Oo
Institutions
June 30
Nomi nal.
67,218
63,956
100.000
50,000
Citizens National Bk
50
101
Pradesmen'sNational
Bank 8c Trust Co.
10
Gutbrie—
Nat Bk of McAlester
First Nat Bk of McA
100
Tioga Nat Bk 8c TrOo
97
6,514,818 / 25
OKLAHOMA
Bank
240
Banca Com It Tr Oo.
Broad Street Trust..
750,000 I
1,250,000
31>*
21
»nr>
South Phila Nat BkOommon
65~
40
100
30
100
Northw'n Nat Bk
j 50
360,124
29,775
1,514,376
1,250,000
2,500,000
100.000
-
Bank
o
50
123,634
282.435
48,624
,
Preferred
1125
20
23 M
771,000
Northeast Nat
sa
First National Bank.
Preferred.
46.298,376
4,774,488
North Broad Nat'l Bk
3,330.720 [100
15
June 30
Common.
6,501,467
484,566
4.550.000
Oo
Chestnut Hill T A Tr
First Nat Bk A Tr Oo
10
147
10
Nat'l Bk of Olney—
Common..
25
9,458,172
100
National Banks
Fidelity Nat Bank..
Liberty Nat Bank—
1,458,887
NatBkofGer ATrGo
City Tr & Sav Bk
Common
164,377
Market St Nat Bk..
{:::
Dollar Sav & Tr Co—
Common.,
120
/20
Kensington Nat Bk.
j 25
18,501,872
1,358,733
4,886.571
Bpltser-R T 8c S Bk.
Ohio Citizens Tr Co.
Capital notes
Youngstown—
10
First National Bank
Toledo Trust CoCommon
5,054.480
Erie National Bank
Commerce Guard Bk
Capital notes.....
282,629
Glmbel Bros Bk 8c Tr
J 281,021
1,100,000
900,000
Common
Preferred
Northern Bk & Tr Co
Winters N B & T CoPreferred
80
300,000
300,000
300,000
622,737
936,553
Philadelphia—
500,000
400,000
—
Common
50
3.040.000
1,125,000
Common
8c Trust
Common
170
8,013.123
8,780,951
5,937.711
20
20
308,981
200,000
600.000
300.000
20
Third N B & Tr Co-
Common
3,048,870
660.000
600.000
Oommon
16
2,472,759
8,804,892
Amer Tr Oo. V
State
391,662
276,298
200.000
.
Harrlsburg—
Allison-East End Tr.
Harrlsburg Nat Bank
First
1300
5,291,135 [100
U00
Erie—
Nat Bk & Trust Co..
National City Bank
Preferred
j 212,348
150
100
249.300
Bank of Erie
100
3,086,000
5,000,000 11,051,204 100,337,198
8,000,000 1
Preferred
50
20
17
Security-Peoples Tr-
Olev Sav A Loan Oo.
Common...
155
145
45
250,000 1
300,000
Preferred
Central Trust Co...
Central Un Nat Bk—
North
ir
Altoona Trust Co—
Marine Nat Bank
Preferred
25
First Nat Bank—
First National Bank
Common
101
Altoona—
20 ~"
~17X
Cleveland—
Amer Sav Bank Oo
9.729,647
6,989.961
5,011,315
6,380,668
Oo—
5,000,000 12,323,007
5,000,000 J
Common
1,362.368
1,060,820
150,000
305,000
Bank..
Lehigh Vail Trust Oo
Second
Common
54,579.826
1,752,614
2.446.888
1.000.000
1.000.000
450.000
Nat Bank
75
50
Central Trust Oo—
Common
Allen town—
Allentown
Merchants Nat'l Bk.
4,000,000
2,500,000
Bk A Tr Oo
Per
56,376.958
Ask.
Bid
Nomi nal.
share.
Per
Nomi nal.
s
Dec. 31 1932.
s
Oct. 10 1933.
V
In
process
of reorganization,
962,731
10,276,166
15,238,325
75
100
65
80
60
100
60
OCT., 1934.]
BANKS
AND
TBUST
Vaito
Na'jSt&r* PENNSYLVANIA stauj ,n""u,inm
June 30.
Surplus A
Deposits.
Par
$
*Concluded.)
Dollar Savings Bank d
4.370.947
Farmers Deposit Nat
0.000.000 8,778,131
First National Bank.
0.000.000 4,478,095
Forbes National Bk
300.000
364,706
Fourteenth St Bank
200.000
52,955
Freehold Bank
200.000 nl,076,058
Home wood
Bank at
100.000
63,016
Pittsburgh
.
172,700
419,487
Bid.
Ask.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Pittsburgh
Iron A Olass Dol 8av
line3Q1"*' SOUTH CAROLINA
June
Gross
Profits.
Capita t.
$
46,464,265
71,132,455
73,720,780
5,728,525
2,873,832
1,509,064
100
100
180"" 210"
165
175
100
Charleston-
50
Gross
Par.
Deposits.
%
1,000,000 1
800,000 J
Ask.
143,890
12,143,250 1100
250,000 1
500,000 1
173,255
11,135,244
[100
U-
200,000
81,265
2.712,882
10
250,000
200, OOU
440.244
457,638
4,954,411
3,283,167
10
N
_
Common
Bid.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
7,855,400 0100
3,806,418 100
430,238 100
500.000
200,000
60,000
Common
Preferred
State Institutions
June 30
$
720,106
152,933
39,789
$
Citizens A Sou Bank 0
Carolina Sav Bank
Miners A Merch Bk.
South Caro Nat Bk—
100
iut
Surplus A
Profits.
Capital.
6(
1,131,198
3.564.268
117
COMPANIES
....
Capital notes.
rec
[100
o
ent
sa les
Keystone Nat Bk—
Common-
200.000
Preferred
Mellon Nat Bank-..
Nat Bank of America
Ohio Valley Bank..
Pitt National Bank.
Union National Bank
Union Savings Bank.
Western SAD Bank
Allegheny Trust Oo.
Colonial Trust Oo
Com" wealth Trust Oo
Dermont SAT Oo.
Farmers Deposit Tr.
Fidelity Trust Co
..
HaalewoodBk ofPitts
Hill Top Bank......
Manchester
Saving*
Bank A Trust Oo
People's
200,000
7.600.000
200.000
100.000
700.000
c
2.000.000
1.000.000
260.000
700.000
2.600.000
1.600.000
126.000
1.320.000
2.000.000
200.000
200.000
100,000
Columbia—
{:::
8.208.240 246,921,218
i339,612
4,086.416
n
43,654
787,972
357,064
7,259,302
4,217,853 24,765.220
3,029,372 27,362,613
366,651
2,571,204
739,712
6,827,005
1,884,951 25,782,938
1,838,648 14,012,096
111,480
1,767,806
301,681
1,091,513
8,620,044 14,415.749
109,416
702,987
380,062
1,887,742
First Nat Bk of Ool.
Greenville— i
First National Bank.
10>
in»
50
iut
40
137
50
147
10*
6*
10*
...
Washington Tr Oo.
West End Bank
William Penn Tr Co
Peoples Nat Bank..
16
17
Spartanburg—
109
100
85
77
101
63
85
72
64
Oom'l Nat Bank—
Common
72
Preferred
80,000
J
70.000
...
680.000 rioo
16,000
120
u.
fit
lot
25
60
Vo"M" SOUTH DAKOTA^-M*0"*
61
403,908
1,706.466
50
45
50
6.000.000 11,485,618
72,725,564
20
22**
23**
260.000
Pittsburgh
Tr Oo
Potter Title A Tr Oo
Common
Preferred
Provident Trust Oo
South Hills Trust Oo
Union Trust Oo
10
8**
10*
500.000
750,000
160.000
813,177
4,958,759
109,958
775,277
125.000
307,696
1,520,398
1.600.000 70,368,624 202,062,049
600 000
926,279
4,576,999
120,528
1,580.396
200.000
S167.000
125.000
1.247.000
J 20
125.000
100.000
36J99.
5^ ,01 *
450.000
500.000
Security Nat'l B A Tr
TuT
♦
Nomi nal.
Per share
Sioux Falls—
Citizens Nat Bk A Tr
Oorn Exch Sav Bank
First Nat'l Bk & Tr.
93,0/4
96.987
1.204,601
100
1,077,160
3,714,210
4.070,985
100
re cent
100
sa
N
100
•
lee
n»
100 5850
tu<
79
610Q
93
fit
NatV
hi
nai
Hunkf
TENNESSEE
June 30
State
t nutituttun*
June 5
Worklngman's Savgs
Bank A Trust Co.
100.000 51.939.281
50
8,908.440
285
335
Nomi run
Reading-
Trust
Oo
Berks Oo Trust Co.,
Olty Bank A Tr Co
Reading Trust Co..
Amer Tr A
...
Preferred
tildge Bank.
Green
North Scranton Bank
Providence Bank...
26
7,040,553
125
share
150
150
100
160
Commercial Nat Bk:
4**
10
10
iu
18
5
250,000 )
400,000
Common
10**
18**
Hamilton Nat Bank
50
Coram'1 Bk A Tr Oo
Preferred
155,132
5,915,302 flOO
1100
fl.072,172
2.000.00*
29.060.467
100
a76,265
473,305
161,994
849,598
15,674,333
5,482,258
100
1,206,709
1,164,880
61.843
26,700,223
19,728,985
1,249,264
100
215
100
200
2,545,002
37,511,119
11
110
""85"" "90""
Knoxville—
6.000.000 13,065,659
1,500,000
200.000
nl71,426
500,000
s347,000
200.000
88.931
200,000 1
300.000 '
400.000
......
Preferred
872,482
fi
852.106
625.000
Bkg Co
200 000
''«m<ltnnKAtonA)U|i
........
West Side Bank...
168.184
200.000
Scranton N at Bk—
Common
Preferred
South Hide Bk A Tr
Third NatlB A T CoCommon
81
3,175,480
6,931,646
10,585.683
2,492,054
11,690,209
f738,213
1,447,971
315,205
Cl.000.000
1,500.000
300,000
1.170.300
Scranton—
IE. Scranton State Bk
First Nat Bank—
Common
Per
Chattanooga—
Farmers Nat Bank A
1,000,000 1
300.000
260.000
72,842,286 f 25
I 25
50
760,882
112.555
80"
25
50
50
2,108,000
788.693
50
4.127,691
175
601,501
gno iM -o
Park National Bank.
1,000,000
First National Bank
Nat Bk of Commerce
Bank A Trust Oo.
25
mm
»
m.
mm
mm
1.000.000
1,000.000
60.00*
3.600.000
15,281,417 f 25
60
10**
250.000 1
200,000 I
....
97,072
1,796.907
I
3.000.000 )
4.000.000 !
381.439
36,160,306
300.000
402,242
Oommerce-TTnlon Bk
Nashville Trust Oo—
Common
Preferred
Third National Bank
800.000
433.729
5,431,512
9,210,197
10
15
500.000 1
1.000.000 1
600.000
547,636
8,559,916 1100
(b)
1100
100
'U*
115
Common
Penna.Trust Oo—
Common.......
Preferred
11
Nashville—
American Nat Bank
Broadway Nat Bank
loo"
it>
2,520.844
220
210
250
100
80
t 25
391,422
mm
Memphis-
State Savings Bank
Union Planters' Nat'l
J 50
1,776,770
754,737
60
25
Wllkes-Barre—
1,528.214
8.322.356
100
275
325
250.000 I
199,630
250,000
2.500.000 5,376,141
1.000.000 3,008,595
500.000
965,616
600.000
890,399
1.057,228
50
50
40
Preferred
1100
it
6**
7**
"70"" "80"
18
45
First National Bank
760.000
251.572
13,984,978
130
Hanover Bk A Tr Oo
Common........
Preferred
Miners Nat Bank
Beoona Nat Bank.
W-B Dep A Sav Bk.
Wyoming Nat Bank.
,
22,733,838
13,581,661
3,663,079
7.344.741
50
100
25
50
165"
105"
450
18
500
20
110
105
Willlamsport—
TEXAS
June 30
State
institutiont
June 30
Nomi nal
Per share
Austin-
First National Bank;
Common
250.000 \
200,000 1
260.000
.....
Preferred
National Banks
«...
Willlamsport N Bk
W Branch Bk ATr Co
Common ........
225.000 1
600,000
Preferred........
American Nat Bank
315,576
446.899
Austin Nat Bank..
136,945
1,581,185
10
10
327,934
3,066.238
20
26
350,526
3.414,787
10
10
25
300,000
300.000
Capital Nat Bank—
Capital stock.....
Preferred stock..
100,000 1
100.000 I
.
62,557
5,141,105
10,209.784
100
100
2,043.017 /100
1100
sa
American Nat Bank.
250,000
250,000
| 176,891
1,997,653
Drov A Much N Bk
First National Bank.
150,000
500.000
Industrial Nat Bank
Western Nat Bank.
York Co Nat Bank..
York N Bk A Tr Oo.
Guardian Trust Oo..
125.000
225.000
300.000
500.000
500.000
2,448,030
5,635,747
1,347,228
3,138.802
4,157,004
3,240,267
3,312,789
Vrtfk TVnut Oo
vnnnnn
354,356
538,403
218,803
495,701
787,053
489,785
737,497
1,248.501
........
5.249.305
o
ent
les
Beaumont-
York-
Cent Nat Bk A Tr Co
Common........
Preferred
N
rec
10
10
.06
18
24"
10
10C
IOC
16
17
190
175
2t
31
35
21
V
26
59
10
16
28
64
17
195"
400,000
400,000
200.000
330,707
592.355
26.497
6,733.220
10,314,453
1,166,159
100
First National Bank.
first National Bank.
8.000.000
2.872.024
89,457,113
20
Liberty State Bank:
Common........
Capital notes
150,000
100.000
Secur St Bk A Trust
10C
10C
Pallas—
| 31,500
1,849,844
Mercantile Nat Bk
Common
Preferred
......
1.000.000
1.000.000
| 332,598
17.292.001
J100
28
30
100
U5
13**
| 20
14**
U00
Republic Nat Bank A
National Banks
June 30
Trust Oo:
RHODE ISLAND
Newport—
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Aquldneck Nat Exch
Bank A Sav Oo
Common
300,000 1
250,000
235.3
Newport Nat Bank..'
Newport Trust Co..
120.000
300,000
27.447
574.735
6.279.339 f 50
i
50
524,059
60
100
3,071,061
Providenoe—
Blackstone Can Nat.
Columbus Nat Bank:
600.000
967.668
3,435,272
25
60
51.825
906.683
(10
10
278.377
978.402
50
100
Preferred
.
Common.........
Preferred
High St Uk A Tr Oo
Mechanics Nat Bank
Common
Preferred
NatBank of OomATr
Phenix Nat Bank...
Providence Nat Bank
Industrial Trust Oo.
Lincoln Trust Oo—
Rhode 1 Hos Nat Bk.
Rhode Isld Hos TrCo
Union Trust <Jo.....
100.000 \
100,000
120,000
Oommon.......
Preferred...
Nat Bank of Comm
Dallas Bank A Tr Oo
Oak Cliff Bk ATr Co:
Common
Capital notes
Texas Bank A Tr Oo:
Common
Capital notes....
63
*
110
}
Woonsoeket—
........
325.851
2.548.328
100
L 50
9,475
895,425
190
26**
24
200
25
100
125
20
jlOO
| 20
10
In process
of reorganization.
d A mutual savings bank.
45
112
48
118
180
190
170
15
180
20
2265"
115
2405"
e
Formerly the Miners Bank A Trust Co. of Wllkes-Barre, Pa.
§
Affiliated with the Citizens A Southern National Bank of Savannah. Ga.
i Dec. 31 1932.
it Stock all owned by the Rhode Island Hospital
I Last sale,
125
n
200.000 I
250.0001/
125,000 I
100,000
1,409,790
100
b Member of First Security Corp.
Doc. 30 1933.
s
March 5 1934.
Woonsocket Trust Oo
Oommon....
Preferred
} 26.186
25
1100
5,364,394
16.928,606
Sale price.
c
250,000
25
250,000
50
•*—
718,902
860,000
6.024.633
jU
450,000 1.078,244
3,394,795
60
1.600,000 2,196,195
100
9,765,360
4.000,000 9,517.183 112,006.021
106
26
192,549
125,000
888,436
2.500.000 2.682.559 42.319.713 *100
5.000,000 11.774.484 47,023.245 1000
1.000.000 1.474.213 19,800.561
100
100,000
76.000
59.597,980 / 20
April 30 1934.
a
110
4.000.000 11.168,678
2.000.000
200,000
150,000
1.000,000
748,120
1100
s
Ex-dividend.
Trust Oo.
National Banks
National Banks
June 30
June 30
Surplus
Par.
Deposits.
June 30
Cross
A
Profits.
Capital.
Ask.
Bid.
Institutions
State
VIRGINIA
Cross
Surplus A
Profits.
Capital.
COMPANIES
State Institutions
TEXAS
June 30
TRUST
AND
BANKS
118
Bid.
Par.
Deposits.
VI Pnnn
$
213,693
863,516
$
300.000
300.000
El Paso Nat Bank..
State National Bank
S
Per
5.044,363
12.827,303
Lynohburg—
share.
150
First National Bank
500
100
100
Lynchburg Nat Bank
A
Trust
Loan
First National Bank:
Common
750.000
Preferred
750.000
J 460,070
25,870,414
500,000
3,636.274
2,889,626
200,000
(780,413
673,028
75,000
150,000
300,000
50,480
817,750
335,874
3.742.642
250,000
250,000
2,000,000
165,029
384,243
606,447
3,059,724
2,477,497
24,524,111
75
100
475
500
75
80
1,500,0001 al .010,337
500,000/
20
12,274,994
57
65
111,642
1,268,826
6
61,674
2,323,970
93,429
5,217,393
71,463
113,452
622.567
1,987.966
100
re
cent
100
sa
les
7,760,246
20
15
18
11,544,772 I 20
18
20
Com'I Tr & Sav Bk:
20
Common.....
Preferred
f
20
1,500.000 11,161,661
1,000.000
10,339
15,420
28,747
200,000
Common
Preferred
Fraternal Bk & Tr Co
Stockyards Nat Bank
Union Bank A Tr Co
32,597,655
501,371
2,443,054
100
21,216
545.000
Lynchburg Tr A 8 B.
100
100.000
100
—
t- 20
Norfolk—
10
Mer A Mec Sav Bk..
Merch A Planters Bk
Nat Bk of Commerce
Seaboard City N Bk
Galveston—
8,241,017
3,599.595
244,309
231,427
200,000
City National Bank.
First National Bank.
Hutchtngs-Sealy
300.000
Common
100
100
N
Preferred
o
re cent
Petersburg-
lee
750.000
l.ooo.ono
370,107
189,606
7,360,038
8,279,257
100
250,000
12,976
1,742,280
100
50
300,000
300,000
Bank
U S National Bank..
j 142,966
4,028,129
/ 20
14
100
•a
Citizens Nat Bank—
Common
200,000 I
200,000
515,000
...
Preferred
Houston—
Cltlsens State Bank.
Petersb Sav A AmTr
City National Bank:
Common
Preferred
First Nat Bank—
3,000.000 1
2.500.000
966,774
.000.000
123.519
Second Nat'l Bank..
2.000,000
651,475
Nat Bank of Comm.
3.500.000
600,000
2,275.287
Common
Preferred
—
Houston Nat Bank..
oi
State National Bank
Union National Bank
South
Texas
Com¬
mercial Nat Bank.
Federal Trust Oo_
—
Fidelity Trust Co
Guardian Trust Oo__
Houston Land & Tr.
<
165.684
1,000,000
1.000.000
Portsmouth—
American Nat Bank:
1100
Common
41,592.226
7,468,657
23,053,958
24,543,396
5,475,305
21,026,211
250,000 I
Preferred
110
1100
250.000
250,000
Cltlsens
loo
Trust
Co..
Merch A Farmers Bk
100
iOC
LOO
100
"Io5"
115
125
125
75
100
150
1,042,609
39,497,254
347",136
s409",7l6
849.491
339,117
5,140,613
4,058,511
77,438
3,208,103
o
Central National Bk:
Richmond—
Common
1.500.000
400.000
200.000
600.000
1.750.000
N
450,000
Bank of Comm A Tr
"155"
First A Mer Nat Bk.
Mech A Mer Bank..
100
100
iOO
100
155'
100
100
150
Poll'd A Bagby Tr Co
State-Planters
Bank
351,390
600,000
1,000,000
50,000
Preferred
1175
100
100
603.254
I
\100
2,249,902
53.938.028
20
56.381
3,000.000
200.000
154.500
1,506,607
463,897
""41" "43"
100
dl02,764
70
80
100
A Trust Co:
San Jacinto Nat Bk-
300,000 1
350.000 J
Common
Preferred
Common
30
(100
lioo
1,250,000 1
2,000,000
Preferred
Sav Bank A Tr Co
852,128
200.000
298,712
27,234
326,592
.
Southern Bk A Tr Co
Port Arthur—
First National Bank.
3,141,832
2,701,731
519.598
100,000
100,000
Nat'l Bk.
Merchants
6,693,241
399,421
253,177
Corp
(
[
Ft Worth Nat Bank:
National
550,202
1,000,090
Oitlsens' Mutual Ind
100
9,930,275
347,572
750.000
100
1,000,000
Co
People's Nat Bank.
Fort Worth—
Continental Nat Bk.
Ask.
Nomi nal.
Per ehare.
Nomi nal.
317.680
700
100
Virginia Trust Co
200,000
1,200,000
11
38.279.902 J 82';
<100
25
2,470,667
12 H
100
70
M)
841,552
15
10
12
5,824,416
50
50
60
I
100
Roanoke—
Colonial Amer Nat B
First Nat Exch Bank
San Antonio—
Alamo National Bk:
Common.
Preferred
Common wealth BATr
Frost National Bank
500,000
1,000,000
j 455,149
10,102,787
800.000
583,499
22,433,687
58.457
3,134,107
(100
N
1100
Preferred
r\i
100
re cent
150,000
600,000
511,766
12,993,711
100
100,000
600.000
Nat Bank of Coram
175
'
iOO
National banks
350.000 1
105
10<
2.400.452
100
Groos Nat Bank—
Common
KK
4,753.846
20.587.996
1100
d53,059
991,342
300.000
1.200,000
349,524
1,208,223
321,743
1,000,000
1.000.000
Mountain Trust Bk
(100
11,274
25,869
566.657
100
fa
WASHINGTON
Institutions
State
June 30
lea
100
3,217,379
June 30
o
National Bank ofFor
Nomi nal.
Houston
San Antonio Nat Bk
South Texas Nat BkSam
Oommon
200 000
Preferred
150,000
2,197,977 (100
1100
J 125,627
Pacific Nat Bank..
People's Bk A Tr Co
Waco—
Cltlsens' Nat Bank..
250,000
First National Bank.
1,000,000
National City Bank.
100.000
7,706,222
9,949.018
597,017
231,605
298,984
94,730
Per
SeattleCanadian Bk of Com
First National Bank.
Nat Bk of Commerce
100
50
60
600 000
300,000
Seattle Trust Co
65
1,966,024
1,860,338
859,115
805,219
89,894
100,949
200.000
Bank
University Nat Bank
550.000
100
100
r
Sumitomo B of Seattle
Tower Savings
175
150
500,000
8.000.000
2.500.000
2.500.000
163.621
500.000
374,793
_
6.176 ,136
74.970 .102
37.268 ,151
15.440 ,114
12,623 .806
1,399 .874
1,478 .428
share.
100
i 20
r
20
21
25
100
100
95"
100
r
100
20
11
20
20
30
100
3,432 ,733
2,810 ,250
40
50
Spokane—
99,457
UTAH
June 30
Institutions
State
June 30
•
Nomi nal.
Per
Ogden—
300.000
Commercial Sec Bk
First Security Bk NA
3,889,059
11.828,440
153,952
503,610
1.000.000
share.
258,819
Salt Lake City—
582,148
8,232.683
12,369,726
9.532,993
1,000.000
500,000
740,600
13,706,153
400.000
200,542
1.809,365
1,500,000
900,000
195,503
21,048,705
643.206
100
855,912
19,920,158 elOO
100
3,824,907
733,027
156,993
13.275,331 <100
25
2,726,379
N
o
re
cent
sa
iee
Tacoma—
100
Nat Bank of Tacoma
275,577
(100
\100
iOG
Puget Sound Nat Bk
900,000
Contl Nat BkATr Co
First National Bank ftl.Oou.uuu
750.000
Utah State Nat Bank
100
10,734,342
59,088
432,067
500,000 1
Preferred
500.000
25.000
Security State Bank
•1,000.000
Spok A East Tr Co.
200.000
Washington Trust Co
Common
3,397,843
277,947
500.000
National Banks
40
100
65
100
115
75
125
92
98
nooo.ooo
600.000
50
100
Zion's Sav Bk A Tr:
Common
Capital notes
Utah Sav &
Trust Co
(100
"IBSST* WEST VIRGINIA suuej!™W'™
"70" "75"
loo
Nomi nal.
Walker Bk & Tr Co:
Common
Capital notes
55
jlOO
60
>
Per
Charleston—
share.
Charleston Nat Bk:
Common
Preferred
1,062.500
750,000
J 809,369
18,899,876
( 25
1
40
KanawhaBkgATr Co
Common
National hanks
June 30
State
VERMONT
Capital notes
Kanawha Valley Bk.
Institutiont
June 30
Nat Bank of Comm.
Central Trust Co
Nomi nal.
Per
Barre—
Granite S B & Tr Co
310,000
2O0.000
110.000
205,000
3,324,193
2,469,042
1,808,097
341,157
People's Nat Bank..
Quarry S Bk A Tr Co
173,102
share.
100
100
100
100
4,321,254
flOO
100
18,115.482
2,205.644
s
482,662
100
100
Wheeling—
Center Wheeling Sav
Cltlsens Mutual Tr
100
500,000 \
114,984
250.000
1,000,000 1,323,545
30,425
200,000
244,095
600.000
Co
100.000
71.990
1,153 292
100
600.000
359,858
4,944,457
100
449.605
891.771
25
12
500,000
100,000
300,000
34,558
493,081
516,343
119,100
581,974
3,940,934
4,518,209
1,092,397
3,842,588
101
10C
110
10f
200
1,795.300
1,371,647
16,265,642
100
100
75
Half Dollar Trust A
Burlington—
Chittenden Co Trust
HowardNatBk&TrCo
Merchants Nat Bank
Burlington Trust Co.
Sav Bank
512,500
569,966
600,000
305,907
150.000
1,090.000
73,251
32,934
5,546,635
4,573,700
658,819
4,063,179
407.500
n294,856
3,494,744
Montpelier—
Capital SB ATrCo
Nat Bank of W Va__
Nat Exchange Bank.
100
40
100
So Side Bk A Tr Co.
Security Trust Co..
Wheeling Dollar Savt
A Trust Co
First National Bank:
"•*
■
Common
150.000
240,200
100.000
100.000 k
u
30,288
150.286
N
0
lioo
2,193,270
j 125.197
Preferred
Montpelier Nat Bank
Montp'r S B & Tr Co
re
cent
20
sa
les
(100
1,170,952
4,163,935
860.000
(100
2,491,455
J 10
♦
Sale price.
a
luo
August 16 1934.
c
...
Preferred..
| 115,000
Common
100,000
Preferred
225.000
e
lioo
0
J 448.729
100,000
131,697
I 10
...
•
365,199
Common
/.
k Dec. 31 1932.
I Last tale
,
100
Rutland Trust Co
*
•
J
94,792
11,100
2,295,208
(100
o
lioo
1,354,802
Dec. 30 1933.
*
n
100,000
125,000
257.500
Member of the Northwest Bancorporatlon.
1 Member First National Corp.
'
4
.
Rutland Co Nat Bk:
Preferred-.
Member of the Marine Bancorporatlon.
d March 5 1934.
100,000
60,000
Clement Nat Bank—
Kllllngton Nat Bank
t
b Member of First Security Corp.
Rutland—
Central Nat Bank—
Common
500.000
r
AUb
s
.
,
•.
Contingency reserve.
Controlled by the Joseph
Member People'* Corp.
Trust funds,
u
Conservator appointed.
%
Ex-dlvidend.
F. Meyer interests,
80
110
10C
115
OCT., 1934.]
BANKS
National banks
COMPANIES
119
State
Institutions
June 30.
WISCONSIN
June 30.
TRUST
AND
Canadian Bank Statements
Capital.
Returns
Gross
Surplus A
Profits.
Deposits.
Par.
are
all o/ July 31 1934.
Prices are
per cent, not per
share.
Ask.
Bid.
Nomi nal.
La Crosse—
$
500,000
50.000 b
550.000
100.000
Batavian Nat Bank.
Exchange State Bank
Nat Bk of La Crosse.
e
State Bk of La Crosse
$
238,237
114,345
309,875
139,301
S
3.492,187
669,381
4,322,135
2,050,924
Per
20
share.
30
20
N
100
o
re cent
«...
100
sa
lee
Reserve
Milwaukee—
Amer St
te
Qross
Fund.
Deposits.
Capital
Bank
Badger State Bank..
Oltlsens Bk of Mil—
City Bank & Tr Co..
d
200,000
400.000
d
100.000
475.000
Bast Side Bank
d
200,000
First Wise N Bk
10,000.000
Home Savings Bank.
500.000
BUI bo urn State Bk_.
135,000
42,277
683,347
182,786
4,137,300
80,393
684,361
33.356
1,489.786
75,546
1,630.600
5,807,778 153,179,876
79,738
611.124
60,308
571,460
100
70
a
d
Halifax-
mm—mmm
%
*
Par.
Bid
S
Ask.
Per
cent.
mmmmmm
100
d
—
Bank of Nova Scotia 12.000.000 24.000.000 204,202.238
mmmmmm
100
250
1 255
70
mmmm —
-mm — —
t
20
18
20
Lincoln State Bank:
Common
....
Capital notes
Marine Nat Exch Bk
Marshall A Osley Bk
100.000 1
300.000
2.200,000
52.409
504.117
100
909,649
20
20
Toronto-
Park Savings Bank..
10th Ward State Bk. d
State Bank of Milw.
200,000
200.000
22.535
550 000
35,155
Teutonl&AveStateBk
Vliet St State Bank.. d
475,000
200.000
424
25,982,011
32.206,591
1,919,123
1,206.658
2,005,466
805,017
659,411
445,515
829.701
68,284
764,277
281,219
590,841
1,054,720
2,838.856
1,856,085
2,939.120
3 000.000
Mer A Farmers St Bk d
200.000
Mitchell St State Bk.
200.000
North Aye State Bk. d
200.000
West Side Bank
1,407,428
186,716
107,080
100,257
40,057
400.000
Wisconsin State Bk.
First Wise Trust Co.
300.000
1.000.000
.
d
m
100
Bank
87.403.892
205
16
Can Bank of Comm. 30.000.000 20.000.000 437.041.798
Dominion Bank
7.000.000 7.000.000 90,274.282
| cent
205 J
155
11571
Imperial Bank of Can
178
m m m m m
mmmmmm
mmmmrn
mmmmmm
d
Per
32
29
14
of
Toronto...
6.000.000
7.000.000
9.000 000
100
'
100
d
mmmmrn
20
20
5
13
10
d
—
mm wm
155
100
20
«.
20
Montreal—
100
Per
Bank of Montreal
36,000.000 38,000.000 570,505.196
7.000.000 5,000.000 99.616.504
500,000
500.000
8,821,149
Provincial Bk of Can
4.000,000
1,000,000 37,277.647
Royal Bk of Canada. 35.000.000 20.000.000 559,935,966
Banque Canadienne.
Barclays Bk (Canada)
National banks
June 30.
167
8.000.000! 101,964.418
-rnmrnm
WYOMING
•
100
100
cent
200
200H
120
125
162
163
100
100
100
Sale price.
t Wisconsin
Bankshares Corp. no par stock.
b Dec. 30 1933.
Cheyenne-
short.
American Nat Bank.
Stock Growers N Bk.
250,000
300.000
211,630
212,173
3,940,674
4,008,610
Quotations
Bid.
Bonds
Atlanta—5s 1952 opt 1932—JAD
6s 1957 opt 1937
JAJ
6s 1955 opt 1935
MAN
5s I960 opt 1930
MAS
Atlantic—5s 1954 opt 1934 ..MAS
6s 1952 opt 1932
MAS
6« 1964 opt 1934
JAJ
6s 1955 opt 1935
JAD
6s 1957 opt 1937
MAS
5s 1953 opt 1933.
MA8
Burlington4H» 1957 opt'37
4)4s Feb 1957 opt '3?
FAA
6s
Feb 1953 opt 1933—FAA
6s Dec 1953 opt 1933
JAD
California—5s 1951 opt 1931-MAN
6s July I960 opt 1930
JAJ
5Hs Nov 1951 opt 1931—MAN
Chicago Joint 534s 51 opt'31MAN
5 s 1951 opt 1931
MAN
6 s 1952 opt 1932
MAN
6s 1903 opt 1933
MAN
Iks 1952 opt 1932
MAN
(s 1903 opt 1933MAN
s
1952
opt 1932
MAN
s 1904 opt 1934
MAN
is 1905 opt 1935
AAO
las—6s 1953 opt 1933...MAS
6s 1954 opt
5s 1903 opt 1933
6s 1905 opt 1935
AAO
JAJ
JAJ
6s 1900 opt 1930
6s 1900 opt 1930
AAO
MAN
5Hs 1951 opt 1931
Denver—5s 1954 opt 1934..JAD
6s 1955 opt 1935
FAA
5s 1950 opt 1930
FAA
5Hs Nov 1951 opt 1931—MAN
Des Moines—5s '52 opt '32.MAN
6s May 1953 opt 1933—MAN
6s
1903
76
76
76
76
80
80
83
80
83
80
83
80
79
83
83
82
79
82
80
83
80
83
91
94
91
91
94
54
57
54
54
57
57
57
57
57
57
54
54
54
54
54
54
85
85
5s Dec 1907 opt
1937
JAD
First New Orl 5s '44 opt '34MAN
First Texas—5s '42 opt '32-MAN
6s 1943 opt 1933
MAN
6s 1905 opt 1935
6s IM60 opt 1930
First Trust of Chicago—
MAS
AAO
4Mb Feb 1958 opt 1938
FAA
4 Ms Dec 1955 opt 1935.. A AO
4Mb July 1954 opt 1934
JAJ
First Trust of Dallas—
6s Sept 1954 opt 1934
5s Feb 1957 opt 1937
MAS
FAA
f Flat price
88
88
85
88
85
88
88
74
77
74
77
77
77
93
74
74
90
90
90
78
78
78
78
opt 1937.MAN
4Kb Nov 1957 opt 1937—MAN
First of Montgomery 6s '64 opt '34
6s 1900 opt 1930
AAO
6s Apr 1907 opt 1937....AAO
57
88
88
MAN
4 H* May 1957
57
85
5Hs Nov 1951 opt 1931—MAN
First Oarollnas—5s 52 opt'32MAN
6s 1954 opt 1934
AAO
6s 1955 opt 1935
JAJ
6s Feb 1950 opt 1930
FAA
6s Jnne 1950 opt 1930
JAD
IstofFt WayneS Hs'31qpt'51M AN
5s Nov 1953 opt 1933— ..MAN
1933
94
85
86
90
opt
79
79
79
93
93
93
81
81
81
81
78
81
81
81
81
84
81
70
70
70
70
74
79
79
79
79
84
84
84
73
73
73
73
77
82
82
82
82
78
78
81
81
79
82
80
83
80
83
d Unit of the Wisconsin Bankshares Corp.
t
100
Member of the Northwest Bancorporation.
I Last sale,
z
Ex-dividend.
for the last day of the month preceding the date of issue.
are
Ask.
79
83
80
100
Bid.
Bonds.
Fletcher 4 Ms 1954 opt
1934 MAN
94
4Ms 1955 opt 1935
MAN
4Mb Nov 1957 opt 1937-MAN
5s Nov 1953 opt 1933
MAN
5Ms Nov 1951 opt 1931—MAN
Fremont—6s 1953 opt '33-JAD
94
5s
1952 opt 1932
4Mb 196o opt 1935
MAN
JAD
AAO
4Ms 1966 opt 1930
Greensboro (NO) 5s'53 op'33 AAO
5s Dec 1955 opt 1935
..JAD
Greenbrier 5s 1904 opt 1934.AAO
5s 1905 opt 1935
JAJ
5b 1957 opt 1937
MAS
5b 1908 opt 1938
lll-MIdwest—5s '53 op '33-AAO
5s 1954 opt 1934
JAD
5s 1955 opt 1935
MAN
4Mb Mar 1958 opt 1938.-MAS
4 Ma 1956
opt 1930
MAN
Iowa 4Mb 1955 opt 1935
AAO
4Mb 1950 opt 1930
FAA
5s Nov 1951 opt 1931
MAN
Kentucky—5b *52 opt *32
MAN
5s 1954
opt 1934
JAJ
5s Jan
1957 opt
94
94
94
71
71
71
71
Ask.
97
74
74
74
74
Phoenix 4Mb '01 opt '41
JAD
5s 1961 optional 1941
—JAD
Potomac 6s 1954 opt 1934
JAD
5s 1950 opt 1930
JAD
79
82
79
82
88
68
88
88
88
71
71
71
70
70
80
80
80
95
95
JAJ
92
95
Lafayette—5s 1953 opt '33.MAN
4Mb Nov 1957 opt 1937-MAN
Lincoln—5s 1951 opt 1931-MAN
5s 1943 opt 1928
MAN
5s 1942 opt 1927
MAN
4Mb 1965 opt 1935
JAJ
4Mb 1906 opt 1930
JAJ
4Mb 1967 opt 1937
JAJ
72
75
74
Louisville—5s 1952 opt 1932MAN
5s Nov 1953 opt
1937
1933
MAN
Maryland-Va 5s^55 opt '35.M AN
5s 1950 opt 1930.
JAD
5s Apr 1957 opt 1937
AAO
Minneapolis Trust—
5s Nov 1952 opt 1932
MAN
Mississippi 5s '55 opt '35
FAA
5Ms Nov 1951 opt *31
MAN
New York 5s '52
opt '32
JAJ
5s
1953 opt 1933
6s 1955 opt 1935...
5s 1950 opt 1930
JAJ
JAJ
MAN
Oaro—os "53 opt '38—-MAS
5s 1952 opt 193 I
MAN
5s 1955 opt 193 j
FAA
5s 1950
opt 1930
MAS
5s Apr 1957 opt 1937——AAO
Oregon-Wash 6s *52 opt '32.MAN
6a Oct. 106? opt. 1933
AAO
5s 1954 opt 1934
..
Pacific Coast Jt Stk Land Bk—
Portland, Ore—5s'53op'33 JAJ
No
71
78
78
81
81
81
77
86
77
77
86
86
81
84
81
84
78
87
90
87
<87
90
65
82
70
82
76
76
76
76
73
73
73
73
73
73
73
73
90
85
85
79
79
79
79
76
76
76
76
76
76
76
76
5s
1906 opt 1930
5s 1907 opt 1937
St Louis—5s 1953 opt
5s 1952 opt 1932
5s May 1953
89
83
80
MAN /
JAD /
MAfr- /
MAS /
JAJ /
83
80
83
80
83
44
44
44
44
44
44
MAN
47
47
47
47
47
47
84
84
84
87
87
87
87
t
84
84
87
87
84
/
33
/
/
/
33
33
33
36
36
36
36
68
68
71
71
82
85
Tennessee—
5s Aug 1955
opt 1935
Union (Det) 5s '54 opt '34
5s May 1955
opt 1935
5s 1950 opt 1930
FAA
MAN
MAN
JA
5s 1957 opt 1937
JA
4Hs 1955 opt 1935——JA.
4Hs 1950 opt 1930
JA.
4Mb 1957 opt 1937
JAJ
Union LouisvlQe. Ky—
5s 1952
MAN
opt 1932
5s Nov 1954 opt 1934—MAh
5s 1957 opt 1937
T&fi
Vlrginla-Oaro 5s *53 opt '33-MAN
5s Aug 1954 opt 1934
FAA
5s May 1957 opt 1937—MAN
5s 1950 opt 1930
FAA
Virginia—5s '53 opt '33—MAN
5s Nov 1 1951
opt
5a 1955 opt 1935
77
77
80
77
77
80
78
78
80
83
83
83
79
79
79
80
'
76
76
76
76
JAJ
80
79
•
83
83
83
Par
100
78
80
80
80
Atlantic
Dallas
80
80
75
75
75
1931-MAN
STOCKS
Atlanta......
3
.......
Des Moines
88
5s 1956 opt 1930
Los Angeles—5s '53
opt *33 JAJ
5b Mar 1957 opt 1937—MAS
San Fran—5s *53 opt '33—JAJ
85
88
First Carollnaa
Freemont
91
94
91
91
94
5s Mar 1954 opt 1934—MAS
5s
91
94
94
91
91
91
94
V1rerini<\
94
Virginia-Carolina
15
33
100
...100
3
3
100
5
2
9
11
17
Pennsylvania
San Antonio
29
11
100
.100
Lincoln
North Carolina
Potomac
7
24
—
88
94
85
88
80
MAN
MAN
JAJ
5s 1957 opt 1937
JAJ
5s Mar 1958 opt '38
MAS
So Minn 5)4s *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 1950 opt 1930 —MAN
5s May 1957 opt 1937—MAN
opt '33
85
85
Sept 1957 opt 1937—MAS
82
5s 1953 opt 1933
6b 1954 opt 1934
5s 1956 opt 1936
Denver
Salt Lake O—5s ^53
op *33 JAJ
5a July 1956 opt 1936
JAJ
88
San Antonio—
88
MAN
MAN
JAJ
88
86
JAJ
'33—JAD /
4Mb 1956 opt 1930
88
85
85
85
FAA
5s 1943 opt 1928
5s Mar 1954 opt 1934
5s 1955 opt 1935
Ask.
85
AAO
MAS
5s 1957
opt 1937
5s Jan 1958 opt 1938
85
5b 1954 opt 1934
5s 1955 opt 1935
Bid.
Pennsylvania 5s '53 opt '33-MAN
5s Feb 1955 opt 1935
FAA
85
85
85
85
68
68
66
66
77
77
77
92
92
Bonds and Stocks.
97
97
97
97
.................
100
—.———5
5
5
6
22
40c
4
26"
70c
STOCKS
INSURANCE
120
Quotations are as near as possible for the last day of the month preceding the date of issue.
Dec. 31
Capital.
NetSurplus
Reserve.
(Hartf)— 10
Agricultural (Watet'n) 26
10
Amer Alliance (NY).
5
Amer Colony (N Y)__
5
Amer Equitable (N Y)
Amer Fire (Wash'ton) 100
10
Amer Home Flre(N i)
Amer Insur (Newark* 2 %
10
Amer Reserve (N Y).
10
Amer Balamandra
10
Automobile Ins (Hartf)
Baltimore Amer (Bit 2%
26
Bankers A Bhlpp (NY)
Aetna Insur
Boston
10ft
(Boston)
Ins Co
Buffalo
(Buff) too
Camden Fire (Camden)
6
7,500.000 15,078,767
3.000.000 1.754,923
3.000.000 2,054,829
200.000
t384.744
1,000,000 2,558.062
100 000
t400.278
767,772
1,000.000
3.343.740 5,582,938
1,000.000 1,006.642
522.087
C459.950
5.000.000 4,996.387
449.175
1.500.000
949.200
1,000.000
3.000.000 8,149,390
1,000.000 1,830.627
2.000.000 2,490,162
Carolina (Wilmington
10
600.000
N.O.)
10 \
Central Fire (Balto)-.
10 f 1.000.000
Voting trust c
—
1.500,000
City of NewYork(NYv 100
Commonwealth (N Y) 100 1.000.000
Y) 2H
60
(W ash'ton).
Continental Ins (N
Corcoran
Coomopoi n Fire
(NY1*
10
Eagle Fire (Newark). 2%
1ft
Federal Ins (Jer City
Fldelity-Pheni* (NY). 2%
1ft
Fire Assoc of Phlla
20
Fireman's (Wash'ton)
26
Flremans Fund (8 F).
5
Flremans Ins (N ewark
6
Franklin Fire (Phila).
10
Georgia Home
Glen
Falls insurant
6
(Glen Falls. N Y)-.
5
Globe A Republic
Globe A Rutgers Fire.
Great Amer Ins (JN * ;
Halifax
(Halifax,N.S.
(Buff)
Hartford Fire (Hartf).
Home (New York)—
Home F k M (8 F)—Harmonla Fire
Home Fire
-
Security -.
2,500.000
1.000.000
2,000,000
8.150.00ft
10
10
10
5
10
10
627.171
ton
Rhode Island
a
113
1ft
3.000.000
1.000,000
2,647,154
325,843
250.000
2.000 000
780,785
1,931,662
1.000 00ft
711.927
i
10
5
118
20
63
16
67
17
84%
66^
4.048.531
250.784
27
29
310.489
57
9%
9%
63
1,603,668
1,247,457
(Rochester)
155
,
Rossla Ins (Hartford)
19
20%
19
W"" 173""
"28"
29%
2
2%
60
27 %
Si*
28
46
48
60%
4%
22^
19 %
(St. P^
10
5
2f
Seaboard F A M (NY)
10
Security I ns (New Hav
Southern Fire
10
in
Springfield Fire A Mai
25
(Springfield. Mass)
10
Stuyvesant Fire (N Y
Travelers Fire (Hartf 10<
4
U 8 Fire (New York)
8
Universal Ins (Newark
Victory Ins (Phila)_.
Virginia F A M (Rich
V
mond)
Westchester Fire (NY 2%
1,000 00(1
786,177
1.500,00ft 1.352.632
4.0O0 nor 11.248,871
500,000
558,864
J.fwvi non 2.403,880
1,000,000
772,135
400,000
1.000,00ft
2,000.000
2.000.000
1.000.000
l.Oftft.OOft
6,885.681
t584.597
1,946.903
9,840.096
524.989
16%
6%
627,600
2,523.555
9,061,533
727,112
3.840,226
651,234
149
"28"
19
20%
152
M
11,107,301
98
2
3
10.774", 326
399
409
9,387,467
306.947
37%
101
39%
61
274,355
177,233
726,666
5.482,412
702,839
5.883.770
5
3.000.000 7,605,046
1,000,000 2.680.033
7.500.000 2,145.391
800.000 tl,336.511
8.756.651
701,558
7,280.886
tl.382.779
5
1.750.000
500.00ft
1.000.000
8%
9%
37
40
25%
26%
50
52
5%
24
Casualty & Suretj
21%
Casualty A Bur
(Hartford)..
(N Y)-
4,916,600
5,512,521
2,642,395
1,101.254
17.458,200 119,100,961
13.104,070 13,775.091
902.258
1,133.987
90,659
100,395
4,303,873
3.652,071
29%
752,528
19%
30,509,531
35,789,411
2,046,547
51
53
(Hammond. Ind).
Y)
Employers Re-Ins (KO)
Fidelity A Dep (Bait)
25%
28%
25%
H
1%
17%
10
General Alliance (Ne»
2.000.000
500.000
4.000.000
804,915
1.000.000
12,000.000 26,198,623
12.000.000 27,492,598
1.000.000 1,151,531
4.932.000
31%
11
S
36
19H
17%
22
32
16
Amer Relnsur
10
39%
21%
19%
Amer Surety
26
28
34
20 %
30
(N Y).
Oonsol Ind A Inn (NY)
Continental Casualty
25%
27
11%
25
12%
13%
27%
35
36
750.020
20
1.500 000
2,400.00ft
2,964.987
919,828
1.457,999
1,322.849
3.200.000
1,571,448
1
750.000
1.528,190
2,600,834
10
York)
6
10
1
Excecs Ins (N
Gr
42
8.000.000
5.132.682
6.627,478
60
62
10
l.Oftfl 00°
1,253.879
4.256.027
511,243
8,108,402
19
20
1H
1%
14%
7%
15%
8%
7.199.804
1.041.684
1,691,033
6.082.452
a
12%
7%
8%
5%
7
Indemnity
Amer
(New York)
Hartford Steam Bolle?
10
1.000.000
398,336
1533,490
100
1.000.000
1,260.468
1.158,711
10 12.000.000 33.168.159
500,000
1,907,708
1,435.609
445,176
105,839
412.468
1,098.961
t739.475
1.000.000 2,584,227
750.000 14,782.778
124,564
63,596
512,896
1.000.000
10
200.000
5
5
25
2c
10(
ft,
21,034.463
1,015,936
1,016,785
5
5
2V) OOP
800.000
1,000.000
600.000
1,618.006
II,963,252
2,148,554
3.706,869
(Hartford)..
7%
5%
7
140
45
8
2%
47
11
3
60
10
(CO
"(a)
31
Gas't»
(Phlla)
Maryland Cas (Bait)
Mass Bonding A Id»
(Boston)
National Cas (Detroit *
National Surety (N Y)
New Amsterdam Ga»
—
I ♦2.500,000
26
1ft
10
1,402,145
4.080.460
500,000
3.000,000
4,107,807
498,007
2.500.000
2,795.275
5.808,727
6%
7%
6
875,000
9%
1ft
1.000 ftftft
1,356,680
1,328,112
336,868
4,755,529
8
20
1,244,999
259,256
1,571,779
2.000.00ft
5,278,105
12.183.684
4%
5%
9,031,705 364.929,873
15%
17%
1.741.656 tl ,000.000 t38.594.008
10%
(Baltimore)
Preferred Aeeldest
(New York)
Seaboard Surety (NY'
Stand Accident (Mich
U S Fidelity A Guar
anty (Baltimore)..
4.000.000
750.000
1.000,000
8
34
98
1.000.000
Life-
1.000.000
503,415
1,347.930
4%
5%
15.000.000
Aetna Life (Hartford)
5%
Californla-West. States
53"
Life (Sacramento).
Central States Life (St
831.638
1.306.637
14,182.715
~l%\ ~6%
Columbian Nat'l Life
20
706.429
1.000.000
624,943
1,000.000
6.000.000 13,708.048
500.000
1321,429
4.000.000 3,481,120
100.000
1289,075
1.100.000 3,272,299
1102,306
6,116.881
93
95
100
Conn Gen Life (Hartr
10
Continental life (St L
to
10
1.000.000
942,057
1,160,504
225*
24%
Kansas City Life (Kan
10
400.000
t259,294
1369,162
t
60
10
60
2
5
4%
51
6,410"052
(Boston)
3.000.000
4,313,419
41
1,477.877
1,953,075
5,914,550
3,673,646
28%
1.000.000
500.174
1,575,292
7,883,094
2,728,960
1.000.000
584.141
543.690
20
1.000.000
5
1.000.000
2.00ft 000
(N Y) 2%
5,927,671
9%
1
2.000.000
3.000.000
600.000
1.054.067 34,895,369
3.812,762 135.117,903
87
90
24
25%
_
_
_
-
_
t533,361 tl5.054.842
100
City. Mo)
43%
31%
12%
21
22
57
60
17%
Ind)
...
Mo State Life (St L).
Occidental Life (L A)
Pan-Amer Life (N O)
1.000.000
6.689.717
59.803,145
10
2.500.000
4,176,987
10
5.000.000 tl.245,341
1.000.000
762.286
1.000.000 2,001.460
700 00ft
t377,901
3,342.547 5.951.751
97,181,613
tl32934 599
18.780.708
24.722.183
111,709.654
532.953,545
579,307,653
18,866,726
Phlla Life
(Phlla)...
too
10
10
Sun Life Ass'nce (Can 100
inn 21.000.00 i 16,288.985
Travelers Ins (Hartf)
750.000
new
West Coast Life (S F)
298.305
375
425
25
~"i% "2%
18
Holding company,
c Including 400 shares no par general management stock
k Last sale.
(New stock,
v Ex-stock dividend,
y Ex-rights.
♦ Includes
t No par value.
t419,527 tl4.504.624
Lincoln Nat'l LJfe (F^
13
Wayne.
10
11
400.000
Louis)
sas
tile Co.
(Prov)
Manufacturers
Northern Ins Co (NY) 12i>
Northwest Fire A Mar
10
(Minneapolis)....
figures,
4,990,781
741,355
2.690.313
t529,570
8,103,451
nnn.ftftn
1,000,000
Rochester American
New
Fire
Ask
Per Share
5,859,908
1,392,101
1,053,688
I .IHMl.lMM'
t745,001
6.000.000 17,826,321
I'
Republic (Dallas)..
52
t26.791
New York
__
Ohio)
1216,560
t214,432
North River Ins
Bid.
2"
(Providence)
Reliance Ins (Phlla).
Reliable Fire (Dayton
460
I,651,954
13,995.657
5,114,255
462,102
1.000.000
England Fire
10
19%
4%
1,301,413
1,518.888
16.491.942
8,187.906
10
(Pittsfleld. Mass).
Hampshire Fire
(Manchester. N H).
New Jersey Insurance
(Newark, N J)
Phoenix Ins (Hartf)Providence - Washing
131.800
son (NY)
Importers A Exporter*
(New York)-|
Insurance Co ot Stat*
New
1
25
(Milwaukee)
19
439,372
Assurjcom
in
Pacific Fire (NY)...
Patio Mat (Phllai._
"~F<
507,225
286,441
(New York)
'pref
Merchants A Mfrs Fir*
(Newark. N J)
Merchants
Insurance
(Providence)
Michigan F A M (Det)
National Fire (Hartf).
National F A M (N J)
Nat'l Liberty (N Y)_
Nat'l Union (Wash).
Nat Union Fire (Pitts)
New
Brunswick Fire
(New Brans. N J)..
$
2.000.000
Occidental Ins (8 F).
17"
1.051,725
1,453,359
2.064.330
20,619,050
500.000
Merch Fire
26
17 H
53%
4,504,948
2,082.198
2,314.241
4,599,582
2.062,698
4.314,879
10
(Philadelphia
Insur Co of Nor Amer
(Philadelphia)
Inter-Ocean Re-Insur
ance (Cedar Rapids)
Knickerbocker (N Y).
Lafayette (New Grl)_.
Liberty (Loulsv. Ky).
Lincoln Fire (N Y)—
Lumbermen's (Phlla)
Mechanics Ins (Phlla ^
Mercantile Ins (N Y)
Firo & Marine—
NorthweoternNational
39
7
Homestead Fire (Bait
Hudson Incur
Hud
of Pa
Capital.
Aetna
5
25
16.140.779
4,848.487
1,545.062
1112.932
4.109.190
164,654
360,963
12,993,359
1,911,169
share
8t Paul F A M
953,307
812,127
2,702.091
4,873,989 32,335,352
100.000
t342,373
200.000
1590.136
815.000
199,543
2,000.000 9,088,761
3.464.825 24,228.788
2,000.000 4,817,199
200,000
1217.070
7.500.000 1,859,678
9.397.690 6,321.473
3,ooo ooft 4,762,009
712,018
500,000
25
10
Hamilton Fire (NY)
Hanover Fire (NY)..
Per
$
$
Unearned
Premium
Reserve.
Dec. 31
Par
Ask
Bid.
1
Fir* & Marine-
1933
$
Unearned
Premium
1933.
NetSurplus
Par
323
340
409
5
412
carried at $2,000.
a All stock owned by North British A Mercan "
$2,000,000 1st conv. pref. to be financed by RFC.
t Dec. 31 1932
@FedFRASER