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REG.
PAT. OFFICE
AUGUST IN RETROSPECT
Page
Commercial
and
Financial
Hides and Leather
1
Events
Cotton
10
Iron and Steel Trade
Course of the Stock Market
14
Money Market
Dividend Declarations
13
New
Foreign Affairs
Rubber
5
—
16
Foreign Exchange
9
Grain—Coffee—Sugar
Security Issues
Petroleum and Its Products...
Federal Reserve Bank—Brokers' Loans. 16
Textiles
United States Treasury
INDEX TO STOCK EXCHANGE
Financing
QUOTATIONS
Baltimore Stock Exchange..
New York Curb
Boston Stock
New York Stock Exchange—Bonds.
Exchange
Exchange
New York Stock Exchange—Stocks
Chicago Stock Exchange
Cleveland Stock Exchange..
Philadelphia Stock Exchange
Detroit Stock Exchange.....
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Los Angeles Stock
San Francisco Stock
Exchange
Exchange
INDEX TO GENERAL QUOTATIONS
Banks and Trust
Municipal Bonds—
Companies—
Domestic
Domestic
Canadian
Canadian
...
96
97
Exchange Seats
Public
Federal Land Bank Bonds
Public Utility Stocks
84
Foreign Government Bonds
Railroad Bonds
72
Industrial Bonds
Railroad Stocks
76
Industrial Stocks
Real Estate Bonds...
94
Real Estate Trust and Land Stocks
89
Investing Companies Securities
Textile Stocks
89
Joint Stock Land Bank—
Title
Insurance Stocks
—
Securities
Utility Bonds
Guarantee and
78
Safe
Deposit
Stocks
...
..89
Mill Stocks—see Textile Stocks-
United States Government Securities..96
Mining Stocks
United States Territorial Bonds
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management and settlement of estates.
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ference report on
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REVIEW OF AUGUST—COMMERCIAL
FINANCIAL EVENTS
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news
in connection with
so-called
of $2,713,000,000
employers and employees to pay
pensions for the aged, aid the sick, the
Record is one of the companion publications
Financial Chronicle, and is issued monthly.
and U, 8. Possessions
President Roosevelt's
It will impose taxes
"must", program.
The Bank and Quotation
of the Commercial &
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SEPTEMBER 6 1935
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VOL. 8
AND
Government affairs
in the
banking laws, was hurried to
the enrolling clerks who
began putting it in shape for dispatch to the
President Roosevelt signed the Bill on Aug.
White House.
23.
Bill designed to add about
during the past month was the adjournment, shortly after $250,000,000 annually to Federal revenue, principally by
mid-night of Aug. 26, of the first session of the Seventy-fourth means of greater imposts on large incomes and estates, was
or so-called "Ten Billon Dollar Congress."
Much of the
completed by Senate and House conferees and, following
new legislation passed and the appropriations granted have
ratification by the respective bodies, made ready for the
caused considerable concern and the adjournment came as a
President's signature.
The bill in its final form was some¬
relief to everyone—except perhaps the New Dealers.
To what tempered from the original conception of taxation, as
quote the New York "Times" "House and Senate joined in indicated
by the Roosevelt Administration to Congress.
the scramble, adding millions to the appropriations so that
President Roosevelt signed the new Tax law on Aug. 30.
there might be enough for everybody to get his individual
At 3:10 p. m. on Aug. 26, the Utilities Bill providing for
portion. Nothing else could have been expected so long as the eventual elimination of holding companies except those
the popular belief has spread and been fostered that, as the
essential to the operation of single integrated systems, be¬
old song put it, "Uncle Sam's rich enough to 'give us all a
came a law when it was signed by President Roosevelt.
farm.'
But his land is qow
nearly gone, and if the
spending
keeps on it looks as if his cash will soon be also." Chairman Buchanan
of the House Appropriation Committee
rage
has
estimated
that
$10,250,000,000.
occasion for
the
total
hours of the session were the
record appropriations will
The closing
denunciation by Representative
a severe
Wood¬
"the Administration's profligate expendi¬
He ventured the prediction that the American
ruff of Michigan of
tures."
people would seize the first opportunity given them
the ballot "to register for all time a repudiation
through
of these
shocking wasteful policies that will be a lesson to other
administrations for many years to come."
"For the fiscal
year ended June 30 1934, the Administration appropriated
$7,105,050,000; for the fiscal year ended June 30 1935, there
was appropriated $8,851,069,000 and this, together with the
sum appropriated by this session of Congress, represents a
sum greater by $1,514,274,000 than was expended by the
United States during the period of 124 years from Washing¬
ton's first inauguration to the fiscal year ended June 30 1913,
when President Wilson
assumed Executive authority over the
expenditures of the United States
Woodruff.
Government," said Mr.
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The New Deal program
whose campaign appeal was
forward with Roosevelt."
Mr. Risk made no secret of his opposition to the New Deal
condemning among other things, the Agricultural Adjustment
Administration's processing tax and contending that several
of Rhode Island's textile mills had closed as a result of the
Prince, his Democratic opponent
"Shall it be back to Hoover or
Federal
assessments.
will break up most
passed by Congress and signed by
been termed a virtual "death sentence,"
of the big holding company networks
"
Roosevelt signed the Guffey Coal
Control Bill, launching the Federal Government on a new
venture in industrial regulation, which he had asked Congress
to undertake despite doubts as to its constitutionality.
The
immediate effect is expected to be the cancellation of further
threats of a strike in the bituminous coal field.
On Aug. 30, President Roosevelt also approved the bid
establishing the Liquor Control Authority within the Treas¬
ury Department, to displace the old Federal Alcohol Control
Administration which lost official standing with the dis¬
solution of the National Recovery Administration from which
within three years.
On
it
,
Aug. 30, President
derived
its
Over
authority.
strenuous
objections of
Morgenthau and other Govern¬
ment officials, the Act stipulates that it shall be administered
by a single agent under direct supervision of the Treasury
Department.
To date no official indication as to the iden¬
tity of the new liquor administrator has been forthcoming.
Secretary of the Treasury
Adjournment
of Fir$t
Settion
of Seventy-fourth
Several "Must" Bills
Adjournment of the first
Congress-r—
Fail of Passage
session of the Seventy-fourth
shortly after midnight on Aug* 26, the
adjournment bringing to an end a filibuster engaged in by
Senator Huey P. Long of Louisiana.
The tactics which
Congress occurred
prevented the enactment of the
effort to force the
bill developed through an
House to accept last minute
amendments
by the Senate to the Third Deficiency Bill which would have
called for the continuance of loans of 12 cents a pound on cot¬
ton
Major Bills Enacted
Among important bills
The bill, which has
took a sharp setback in the special
Congressional election held in Rhode Island on Aug. 6 when
Charles F. Risk, Republican candidate defeated Antonio
Aug. 20, the new Tax
On
and provided for loans
of 90 cents a bushel on wheat. The
adjournment of the session, under a previously adopted
concurrent resolution, marked the defeat of the Third
Deficiency Bill which it is understood carried appropriations
of $76,000,000 for the Social Security Law, $13,000,000 for
President Roosevelt signed the Social Securitjr,
soil conservation, $600,000 for the Rail Retirement Board,
Bill, which was approved by the Senate and sent to the White
House on Aug. 9.
This Social Security Bill was one of the $200,000 for administration of the Guffey-Snyder Coal
President Roosevelt during the month were the following;.
On Aug. 14,
MONTHLY EBYIEW
Control Bill, $200,000 for the operation of the
Federal
Alcohol Control Administration and $25,000 for
administration of the Neutrahty Act.
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Lonergan Plan Is Dropped
The
It
estimated by Chairman Buchanan of
was
the
estate and inheritance taxes,
House
Appropriations Committee that the appropriations of the
session will total $10,250,000,000, a record.
Six major pieces of Administration 4'must"
legislation
failed of enactment during the session of
Congress just ended.
These were the Walsh Government Contract
Bill, the Ship
Subsidy Bill, the Commodities Exchange Regulation Bill,
the protocols for adherence to the World
Court, the Third
Deficiency Bill and the Copeland Food and Drug Bill.
Summary
of
Legislative
Achievements
of
First
Session
providing
The inheritance tax went out of the bill
because of difficulties in
through in record time,
administrative pitfalls,
was
and
the American tax system,
drafting
The proposal, which the House shoved
found upon re-examination to be
fraught with
tax
experts urged allowing this levy,
new
to
to go over for further study next session.
The increased estate tax provision
adopted so as to make up the
by deletion of the inheritance levy.
The proceeds would come
revenue lost
from
a
paying
Senate conferees.
surrendered by the
was
and
purpose of
suitable administrative provisions.
the same general source;
was
namely, the large estates of the country,
as they are received
by the
although the principle of taxing inheritances
beneficiaries
would
President.
of
be
not
written into
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Lonergan amendment, also inserted by the Senate
special exemption for insurance policies taken out for the
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The
The following summary of the
accomplishments of the
first session of the 74th Congress was contained in
United
Press advices Aug. 25 from Washington to the New York
"Journal of Commerce":'
a
measure
was
passed by the Senate
vote of 57 to 22 and
by the House
Omnibus
Banking
Aug. 15 by
Bill
Aug. 5 by
a vote
Signed
on
282 to 96.
Administration's
on
President
by
of
Roosevelt
1. Social Security—A program aimed to insure some 30,000,000 Americans
against the hazards of old age, unemployment and
disability,
y:
The
Administration's omnibus banking bill, oft which
Senate and House conferees had been deadlocked
following
the adoption of the measure by the Senate on
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2.
Wagner Labor Disputes Act—A law seeking to guarantee to
workers
the right to organize and bargain
collectively with their employers.
3. Banking Act of
X935-~Strengthening Federal control over credit and
monetary policy. .
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4. National Defense—Nearly $1,000,000,000 was
voted toi Increase the
strength of the Army and Navy, and construction of 24 new naval
vessels
was authorized.
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5. Neutrality—Voted an embargo on munitions to
warring nations,
effective until March 1; set up a
registration and licensing system for arms
manufacturers, and prohibited American ships from
carrying arms or men
to belligerent ships at sea.
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6. Gold Clause Suits—Citizens
.
prohibited from suing the Government
after Jan. 1 on claims arising from dollar
devaluation.
7. Alcohol Control—Reasserted the Government's
control of the liquor
industry which was voided by the Supreme Court's National
Recovery
Administration decision.
8.
Guffey Coal Bill—Set
dustry, imposing
up a
were
"little NRA" for the bituminous coal
in¬
a tax on
production and rebating 90% of the tax to
pro¬
ducers who adhered to certain
wage and hour standards.
9. Farm Mortgage
1-
Moratorium—Permitted bankruptcy proceedings to
stay foreclosures for three years, giving farmers the
right to redeem their
' '
property after that time.
10.
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Utilities—Voted
to limit utility holding
companies to not more
given integrated system of operating
companies, and
placed holding company control under Securities and
Exchange Commission.
11. Relief—Voted $4,000,000,000 to set
up two-year works program
designed to give employment to 3,500,000 men.
than two for
12
corporations to raise
13. AAA
by President Roosevelt on Aug. 23.
The conference report
was
adopted by both the House and Senate on Aug. 19.
Under the bill, which was passed by the House on
May 9,
by a vote of 271 to 110 and by the Senate on July 26 with¬
out a record vote, the Federal Reserve Board is to
be known
as "the Board of Governors of
the Federal Reserve System,"
and the Governor and Vice-Governor of the Reserve
Board
are
to be known
respectively as "Chairman" and "ViceChairman" of the Board of Governors of the Reserve
System.
The heads of the 12 Reserve banks are to be
designated as
"President" instead of "Governor," so as not to conflict
with the Reserve Board titles.
With regard to the
ments made
on
the rich
additional
an
Amendments—Sought
wealthy estates and profitable
on
$250,000,000 yearly
revenue.
to bolster the New Deal farm program
against pending court tests and restrict suits for
recovery of processing
taxes if they are found
illegal.
14. TVA Amendments—Gave Tennessee
Valley Authority specific author¬
ity to sell surplus power.
15. Air Mail—Directed Interstate
Commerce Commission to
rates paid to air lines and continued
maximum 33 1-3
investigate
% base pay.
16. Motor Carriers—Placed inter-State bus
and truck lines under the
ICC safety regulations.
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17. Railroad
Reorganization—Simplified
procedure
for
reorganization
under ICO .approval.
18. Railroad Pensions-—Provided for Federal
pensioning of railroad
employees at 65 or after 30 years' service.
19. Veterans' Pensions—Restored full benefits to
Spanish War veterans.
20. NRA—Extended recovery
agency in skeleton form after
by the conferees,
a
16 to the New York "Times" is
adjust¬
Washington dispatch Aug.
quoted in part as follows:
The end of the conference marks
along fight over the policies of Marrlner
Eccles, Governor of the Federal Reserve Board, as
expressed in the
bill passed by the
Hous^afid the views of the Glass group as set forth
S.
in the Senate bill.
any
Taxes—Increased taxes
July 26 until
was signed
conference report was agreed upon on
Aug. 16,
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once
more
was
come out
that Senator Glass, veteran banking
legislator, had
the victor.
He and the other Senate conferees succeeded in
carrying out their views
the Open Market Committee,
particularly in the aspect that Govern¬
securities must be purchased on the open market and
not direct
from the Treasury.
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Likewise, Senate conferees prevailed in their insistence that the Federal
Reserve Board must be increased from the
present six to seven members,
with the
Secretary of the Treasury and the Comptroller of the Currency
eliminated
as
members ex-officio.
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The provision of the Senate bill that bankers
may serve on not more
than two bank boards
simultaneously
the discretion of the Reserve
was
retained but made subject to
Board, however.
A big feature of the bill is the
arrangement for the Open Market Com¬
mittee, which would be composed of seven Reserve Board members and
five representatives of the 12 regional Reserve banks.
This Committee
would have power to influence the flow of credit
by purchase and sale
of
Government bonds by the Reserve
banks.
.
Court voided original code structure.
21.
The policy laid down by the Committee would be
Final Congressional action
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Financing—Authorized sale of "baby bonds" in denominations
from
5 up.
follows in
the Administra¬
which is expected to yield new revenue of
$250,000,000 annually.
The conference report on the bill
was
approved by the House and Senate on Aug. 24
following
an adjustment reached
on Aug. 20
by the conferees of the
differences between the bill as passed
by the House on
Aug. 15.
The measure
was
submitted to conference with the
rejection by the
House on Aug. 16 of the Senate amendment
designed to
repeal the tax of 50% on profits derived from silver stocks.
Another
Senate
amendment—that
of
Senator
serted in the Senate bill to
repeal the tariff excise
It was noted
Borah—
on
whale oil.
by the Washington correspondent of the New
4'Journal of Commerce" that
despite the modified
form in which the bill was
offered for final passage, three
Republican conferees, Senator Metcalf, Rhode Island, and
Representatives Treadway, Massachusetts, and Bacharach,
New Jersey, declined to
give it their approval.
The New
York "Times"
reported from Washington Aug. 20 that one
unusual thing about the
compromise, and one not unex¬
pected, was the deletion of the inheritance tax, a
major
recommendation of the President.
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From the
account
same
The next major
action, which differed in principle from Mr.
suggestions,
on
was
incomes in
Roosevelt's
adoption of the House surtax rates,
beginning the increases
of $50,000 instead of
confining the increases to the
excess
brackets above
$1,000,000,
by the Senate.
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recommended by the President and
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In working out the conference
agreement, the conferees threw out the
Borah amendment,
prohibiting future issues of tax-exempt Federal securi¬
ties,
the
on
the bill
McCarran
Purchasing
Act
of
present tariff tax
amendment
1934,
on
and
whale oil.
repealing certain sections of the
the
Copeland
amendment,
Silver
repealing
the
was
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as
1
The House and Senate passed the conference
report on the omnibus
In the House, discussion was brief, and there was no roll
In
report
a
the
was
Senate
declared
half-minute after it
of the
there
was
adopted
was
complete absence of discussion,
Vice-President John
by
taken up.
conference report,
the report was adopted.
was
,
N.
and
Garner
the
within
Even Senator Carter Glass, in charge
surprised
,
.
at
the suddenness with
which
,
President Roosevelt Signs $272,000,000 Deficiency Appropriation
Bill
on
proposing to remove the tax-exempt privilege from future
issues of Government securities was
also dropped by the
conferees.
Likewise the latter removed the
provision in¬
York
the
banking bill.
call.
On Aug. 30 President Roosevelt signed
tion's tax bill,
Aug. 5 and that by the Senate
upon
Washington advices Aug. 19 to the New York
"Herald Tribune":
President Roosevelt Signs Tax Bill-—Will Yield New
Revenue of
$250,000,000 Annually
m
mandatory
Reserve banks.
Supreme
The Second
$272,000,000
Deficiency Appropriation Bill, appropriating
in
supplementary funds for Government
current fiscal
year and to meet defi¬
ciencies in prior years, was
signed by President Roosevelt
on Aug. 12.
Included in the measure was an appropriation
of $36,000,000 for the Tennessee
Valley Authority.
The
bill also included an
appropriation of $100,000 for the
expenses of the milk marketing investigation being conducted
by the Federal Trade Commission.
departments for the
President
v.
Roosevelt
Signs
Resolution
Government by Holders of Federal
Barring
Securities
Suits
Against
Carrying Cold
Clause Provisions
On Aug.
28 President Roosevelt signed the resolution
Congress, which, after January 1 1936 bars
holders of Government securities
containing the "gold
clause' * provision from bringing suit against the Govern¬
ment for damages which
might be charged to dollar devalu¬
ation and nullification of
gold payment promises. The
resolution was signed at 6 p.m. Aug, 28, the
legislation being
one on which the time of
signing was required.
Congres¬
sional action on the resolution was
completed on Aug. 24,
the conference report thereon
having been adopted by the
passed by
House on that day; the Senate
adopted the conference re¬
port the previous day, Aug. 23.
The resolution had been
referred to coherence to adjust the
the legislation
as
differing provisions of
passed by the House on July 18 by a Vote
by the Senate Aug. 8 by a
of 258 to 88, and that
approved
vote of 53 to 24.
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For
Angus D. Mac Lean has been appointed Assistant Attorneyto be in charge of arguing before the Court o
Claims new suits filed under the gold clause resolution.
Roosevelt
Signs
Social Security
cally
Appointed
Bill and at the
time issued
same
a
statement
on
the measure
in which he said:
If the Senate and tne House of Representatives in
regarded
as
their long and arduous
this bill, the session would be
The measure as signed by the President on Aug. 14 is
only slightly changed from the form in which the President
submitted it to Congress last January.
It was regardec.
as one of the most
important features of his so-called "must
program."
The bill will impose taxes of $2,713,000,000
annually by 1950 upon employers and employees to pay pen¬
sions for the aged, aid the sick, the unemployed and the
blind.
It carries appropriations of $94,491,000 for the 1936
fiscal year as the Government's contribution to the pension
scheme, not including $4,000,000 authorized for the fiscal
year ending on June 30 1936 and $49,000,000 for each fiscal
year thereafter to meet the cost of certain requirements
of the law.
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as
"the "death sentence" clause.
holding
a
more
retains
company
States in such
operating company.
to
remain
operating unit.
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It seeks to end
practice
a
sprawling
multiple-system
a
a
over
setup that State regulation is impossible.
a
Under this provision, holding companies that are per¬
in
existence
allowed
not
are
make
to
strengthen
chiefly
it.
They
the
on
be formed, but they
may
not to be permitted
are
measure
June
clause.
sentence"
and
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The
June 11.
on
by
won
bill
.
in
reported
was
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vote in that body.
one
;
.
designed to
part of the fight which centered
only a minor
were
"death
May 14 and passed
on
The "death sentence"
the
the
profits from operating companies.
The Act signed to-day eliminates practices of this kind.
The Act carries amendments to the Federal Water Power Act
Senate
from
profits
Mutual service companies or units set up to provide engi¬
neering and other services
to make
historic for all time.
independent system economi¬
Section 13 of the bill strikes at the heart of the holding company setup—the
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session had done nothing more than pass
continue control of ad¬
may
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whereby
Aug. 14 signed the Social Security
company
of additional systems which are situated in one State or in adjoining
or
This is known
score
on
registered holding
a
States.
Bill—Social Security
>Board and New Health Committee
President Roosevelt
example,
ditional systems which cannot be operated as an
General
President
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The
on
measure
sent to conference
was
the "death sentence"
as
its
passed it
was
on
July 12 and
was
deadlocked as soon
The House refused at first to instruct
reached.
conferees to accept the Senate proposal.
The break came on Aug. 22
President Roosevelt wrote Chairman Sam Rayburn (Dem-, Tex.) of
when
th<v Jlouse conferees, that he considered the Senate offer "fair and generous.'*
Immediately after the letter was read the House accepted the compromise
following day approved the conference report.
The Senate approved
and the
Final Congressional action on the bill was completed Aug. 9
when the Senate, without a record vote, approved the
the
conference report Aug.
24 and t!
Ptesident Roosevelt Signs
conference report and sent the measure to the President.
Conferees from Senate and House, who had been discussin
Final
e
bill
was
sent to the White House.
Guffey'Snyder Coal Control Bill
the bill since June 20, reached an agreement on Aug. 8, am
the House immediately approved the report, including the
control bill,
covery
Congressional action on the Guffey-Snyder coal
described as setting up a little National Re*
Administration for the soft coal industry, was re-
elimination
Corded
on
of
Clark
the
amendment, which Would have
exempted private company pension plans, offering benefits
equal to those provided by the Government, from the old
age pension taxes.
Conferees had disputed regarding this
amendment for weeks, and the deadlock was broken on Aug. 8
when the Senate conferees yielded in their desire to hasten the
adjournment of Congress, The Social Security Bill was
passed by the House on April 19, by a vote of 372 to 33, and
by the Senate on June 19 by a vote of 76 to 6, with amend¬
ments to the House bill; the House on June 20 refused to
accept the amendments and the measure was subsequently
submitted to conference.
The three members of the Social Security Board, the crea*
tion of which is
provided for under the Social Security Act,
were nominated by President Roosevelt on Aug. 23, and con¬
firmed by the Senate on the same day.
The members of
the Board
John G. Winant, former Governor of New
Hampshire, Chairman; Arthur J. Altmeyer, of Wisconsin,
out
velt
the
of
Arkansas,
National Democratic committee.
ated for
a
Mr. Winant
nomin¬
was
term
term
expiring
expiring Aug.
On Aug. 15
committee, to
expiring Aug. 13 1941, Mr. Altmeyer for a
Aug. 13 1939, and Mr. Miles for a term
13
1937.
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President Roosevelt Signs Public
Utility Holding Company Bill
Adopted by Congress—-Compromise *'Death Sentence*' Pro*
Vision inNew Legislation—Powers of SEC Broadened
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The Wheeler-Rayburn bill, providing for Federal regula¬
tion
of
public utility holding companies, as agreed on in
and adopted by Congress, was placed on the
statute book with the signing of the new legislation
by
President Roosevelt at 3:10 p. m. Aug. 26.
The dispute
conference
between the Senate and House
provision of the bill
the "death sentence"
over
finally adjusted on Aug. 22, when
the House, by a vote of 219 to 142, voted to accept a com¬
promise proposal of Senator Barkley (Democrat) of Ken¬
tucky.
The proposed compromise would eliminate the
Senate
requirement that holding companies considered
unnecessary be dissolved by 1942.
It would direct the Securi¬
ties and Exchange Commission to reduce all holding
companies
to "single integrated" systems with a few
exceptions.
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was
The "death sentence" provision
was
carried in the bill
as
it passed the Senate on June 11.
The measure, which is styled the "Public Utility Act of
1935," will become effective on Oct, 1 1935, at which time
all power holding companies are required to
register with
Exchange Commission, the administrative
agency.
Pointing out that first steps toward dismantling
the industry's superstructure will come in
January 1938,
United Press advices from Washington, Aug. 26,
published
in the New York "Journal of Commerce," added:
the Securities and
The
Federal
Government
ia
given
two
weapons,
according to exoerts, will result in the demise of
whose
They
officers
have
drawn
large
this
provision
salaries
use
scores
and
of either of
of
bonuses
which,
holding companies
for
many
accepted the report by a
signed by President Roose¬
was
threatened nation-wide
a
coal
strike.
This
strike, which had been postponed several times on promise
of enactment of the legislation, had been scheduled for
Sept. 16. With regard to the provisions of the bill, Associ¬
ated Press advices from "VVashington, Aug. 23, stated:
bill
The
national
wage,
b
designed
bituminous
to
coal
stabilize
drawback
their coal at the mine-mouth.
President to
The final
out
a
coal
industry
of
five
which
by
establishing
&
administer
a
would
hour, trade practice and price-fixing code.
code would get a 90%
the
the
commission
take
draft
A
Those who lived by the
15% tax levied against the value of
labor board of three would be named
by
jurisdiction in labor disputes.
of
the
House provision to
The Idaho Senator
on a
included the Borah
measure
suspend the anti-trust laws
and
some
soft
coal
on
amendment
ripping
complying operators.
operators contend that this change
strips the bill of its price-fixing provisions, the very heart of the measure.
But
Henry Warrum, counsel for the United Mine Workers, who helped
write the bill, maintains that the amendment would not have that effect.
The
submitted to conference following its
on Aug. 19, by a vote of 194 to 168,
amended form by the Senate on Aug. 22, by a
measure
was
adoption by the House
the President created an inter-departmental
co-ordinate the health and related welfare
activities of the Federal Government, in line with the Social
Security Act. President Roosevelt named the following
Government officials as members of the new committee;
Josephine Roche, Assistant Secretary of the Treasury in
charge of the Public Health Service, Chairman; Oscar
Chapman, Assistant Secretary of the Interior; M. L. Wilson,
Assistant Secretary of Agriculture, and Arthur, J. Altmeyer,
Second Assistant Secretary of Labor.
,
The bill
on Aug. 30.
The President had urged the enactment of
bill, in spite of any doubts as to its constitutionality, in
order to avert
Second Assistant Secretary of Labor,
Miles,
record vote, while the House
a
vote of 186 to 150.
are
and Vincent Morgan
lawyer and former member of the
Aug. 23, when the House and Senate adopted the
The Senate's approval was recorded with^
conference report.
years.
and in
vote
an
of
45 to 37.
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Reorganization Bill
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The railroad reorganization bill designed to amend the
bankruptcy law with a view to facilitating reorganizations
of
the railroads,
Aug. 28.
The bill
signed by President Roosevelt on
sent to the President for his signature
after the House, on Aug. 22, had accepted amendments made
by the Senate in passing the bill (without a record vote) on
Aug. 20; the Senate amendments were made to the measure
as
was
was
adopted by the House Aug. 15.
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Railroad Pension Bill Signed by President Roosevelt—Rail Petition
Tax Bill Also Signed
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The railroad pension bill and the rail pension tax bill,
the latter designed to raise funds to pay annuities to railroad
workers, were both signed on Aug. 29 by President Roosevelt.
The
rail
pension tax bill passed the House on Aug. 22,
passed the tax bill on Aug. 23.
In the case
of the rail pension bill both the House and Senate passed
the measure Aug. 19.
The pension bill was enacted to take
the place of the Railroad Retirement Act declared unconsti¬
tutional by the United States Supreme Court on May 6 of
this year.
In reporting the signing of the two bills on Aug.
29 Washington advices to the New York "Times" said:
while the Senate
The Third Deficiency Appropriation biU defeated in the dying hours of
Congress by Senator Long's filibuster, carried an appropriation of $600,000
for the administration of the Railroad Pension Act until March
1, when it
becomes effective.
While the President is seeking means of paying for the administration of
the Act,
Representative Crosser, of Ohio, said that he expected that the
Government would go
board provided for.
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ahead with the preparatory work by setting
.
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up
the
,
On
Aug. 20 Speaker Byrns of the House appointed three
a commission to study the
question of
railway workers' pensions and return recommendations to
the next session of Congress.
They are Representatives
Robert Crosser, of Ohio, Fred M. Vinson, of Kentucky,
and Earl C. Michener, of Michigan.
House members to
are:
Section
11.
structure
Under
of every
the Commission
is
SEC
must
examine
the
registered holding company and subsidiary.
ordered
to
take
such
action
as
is
necessary
corporate
President
to limit the
utility
f
Roosevelt
Signs
Bus
and
Truck
Control
Bill—J.
Eastman Head of Bureau to Administer Act
Afterward,
of the holding company system to a single integrated
The Commission is authorized to make certain exemptions.
operations
system.
the
The Administration's bill to
;ems
of
the
place the bus and truck
B.
V
sys-
country under the control of the Interstate
Commerce Commission, was signed by President Roosevelt
4
the measure was
minor amendments
Final Congressional action on
Aug. 9.
on
taken Aug. 5, when the Senate accepted
which had been inserted by the House
when it passed the
measure on Aug.
1 by a vote of 193 to 18.
The Senate
accepted the House changes without a record vote.
Prin¬
cipal provisions of the measure were outlined as follows in
a Washington dispatch of Aug. 5 to the New York "Times":
April 17 was one of 10 measures
urged by Joseph B. Eastman, Co-ordinator of Transportation, and en¬
dorsed by the Interstate Commerce Commission.
It is part of a plan to
give the Nation a co-ordinated system of transportation by rail, highway,
water and air.
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Common and contract motor carriers engaged in inter-State commerce
would be required under this law to obtain certificates of public convenience
and necessity from the ICC.
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•Hours of labor and safety appliances" would be regulated.
The ICO
could regulate truck and bus rates and supervise issuance of a company's
Securities above $500,000.
Trucks carrying farm produce or newspapers
are excepted from the provisions of the law.
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In effect it gives the ICC the same control over these methods of trans¬
portation as the Commission now holds over the railroads..
The Interstate Commerce Commission on Aug. 10 ap¬
This bill, first
passed by the Senate
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pointed Joseph B. Eastman as Chairman of a new division
which, in co-operation with a new Bureau of Motor Carriers,
will administer the Motor Carrier Act.
Mr. Eastman and
two other commissioners, to be named later, will supervise
the inter-State rates for trucks and buses.
Meanwhile
Mr. Eastman will continue as Federal Co-ordinator of Trans¬
portation.
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affixed his signature to
the/Federal alcohol bill, creating a new liquor control
agency.
The bill was in shape for the President's signature
on Aug. 24, at which time the House and Senate approved
the agreement reached on Aug. 23 by the conferees.
The
agreement represented the adjustment of the differences
between the bill passed by the House on July 24 by a vote
of 229 to 100 and that passed by the Senate on Aug. 13
without a record vote.
Approval of the conference report
by Congress without a record vote of either body was noted
as foUows in Associated
Press advices from Washington,
Aug. 24:
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It created, in the Treasury Department,
charge of a code .much like
fairly simply.
The
measure was
new
w
a
trust." But on the
needed to send. the bill to
signature.
Roosevelt's certain
President
Federal Alcohol Administration, to have
before the National Indus¬
unconstitutional.
The new code, for example, would forbid such things as false advertising,
misrepresentation on labels and belittling of a competitor's product.
There was no particular hitch on that.
But the House Ways and Means
Committee, largely at the insistence of Representatives Fuller of Arkansas
and Duncan of Missouri, had insisted upon permitting the sale of liquor in
the six which regulated the entire liquor industry
Act was declared
trial Recovery
and
from
Roosevelt
Appoints NeW Labor Board Under Wagner
Bill—Old NLRB Expires
Labor Disputes
Following their nomination on Aug. 23 by President Roose¬
the Senate on Aug. 24 confirmed Joseph Warren
Madden, of Pennsylvania, John Michael Carmody, of New
York, and Edwin S. Smith, of Massachusetts, as members
of the new National Labor Relations Board, created under
velt,
Disputes Act. The Board,
quasi-judicial body that
will function as a mediating agency in labor disputes and as
arbiter of the rights of employees of industry to organize as
defined in the Act.
Mr. Madden, who was chosen as
Chairman of the new Board, will serve for a term of five
years, while Mr. Carmody and Mr. Smith will serve terms
of three years and one year, respectively.
Mr. Smith was
the
Labor
Wagner-Connery
which succeeds the old NLRB, is a
a
member of the old NLRB.
Roosevelt Signs
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Ethiopia
Neu¬
in Event of War Between Italy and
Resolution Designed to insure
trality of United States
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The so-called "neutrality legislation," which was one of
the measures rushed through Congress before adjournment,
was
The legis¬
signed by President Roosevelt on Aug. 31.
lation is designed to insure the neutrality of
in the event of war between Italy and
the United States
Ethiopia. Con¬
on the resolution was concluded on Aug.
when the Senate concurred (by a vote of 79 to 2) in
gressional action
amendments made by the House to the
which passed the Senate Aug. 21.
amended by the House, passed that
a roll call.
Stating that with the
-
Bill Provuting
Signs
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40-Hour
Week for
Postal Employees
President Roosevelt on
Aug. 15 signed the bill establishing
week for postal employees.
The principal pro¬
visions of the bill were summarized as follows in United
a
40-hour
Aug. 15:
Washington advices of
Press
235,000 employees who now work 44 hours a week.
expected to create employment for 18,000 to 20,000 substitute em¬
It applies to some
It is
ployees who now work part time.
The new law provides for an eight-hour day
employees now work five
post office
and five-day week. Most
eight-hour days and four hours on
Saturday,
It will
clerks, carriers and others.
apply to assistant postmasters,
Department about $21,000,000, the shorter week
bring the postal service into line with the policy of shorter hours which
Administration has advocated for private industry generally.
Costing the Post Office
will
the
The
sent to the
was
measure
after the House on that
White House
on
Aug. 8
date had accepted Senate changes
incorporated in the measure as passed by the Senate on
Aug. 7.
The Senate extended the provisions of the bill to
railway mail clerks, and adopted an amendment sponsored
by Senator Byrnes, providing that railway mail carriers
should be employed on the basis of a six-hour-and-40-minute
day.
and House Approve Conference Report on TVA
—New Legislation Signed by President Roosevelt
Agreement was reached on
Bill
Aug. 20 by the conferees who
to adjust the differences between
Senate and House bills, embodying amendments to the
called
were
upon
the
Act
creating the Tennessee Valley Authority.
These amend¬
ments were carried in separate bills passed, respectively,
by the Senate on May 14 and by the House on July 11.
The
conference report was approved by the Senate on Aug. 21
without debate or a record vote; earlier the same date the
House adopted the report by a vote of 259 to 90.
The newlegislation was signed by President Roosevelt on Aug. 31.
Among other things the new Act contains authority for the
TVA to make loans to States and municipalities for the
Bill
by President Roosevelt—-Justice
Action Against 500 Temporary In¬
junctions Against Processing Tax Collections
to
Amend
Department
President
AAA
Signed
Prepares
Roosevelt
24,
the
Pittman resolution,
The resolution, as
body on Aug. 23 without
on
Aug; 24 signed the Administration
amending the Agricultural Adjustment Act.
The meas¬
ure, on which final Congressional action was completed on
Aug. 15, is intended to strengthen the constitutionality of
the Act.
In signing the bill President Roosevelt stated:
This legislation supplements and strengthens the original AAA, enacted
May 12 1933, which unquestionably has been of great value to American
farmers.
It carries forward the agricultural program on the broad economic
bill
basis of the original act.
This act
as a
whole will enable the AAA to move
Incident to the signing
of the bill Associated Press
The brief statement of the
advices
appearing in the New York
specific
of the ambitious program. '
Executive did not touch upon the
question of the processing taxes, the very core
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Injunctions
Moves Against
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forward in its construc¬
behalf of agriculture.
from Washington, Aug. 24,
"Times" of Aug. 25, said:
however, was the signal for a formal Justice
Department move to seek dismissal of more than 500 temporary injunctions
which have been granted against processing tax collections.
Instructions
The President's pen stroke,
already had been sent throughout the
country for starting the counter¬
attack.
The bill moves to ratify the
More than $900,mounting daily.
collection of such taxes.
But the suits have been
000,000 has been taken in.
July held that the tax system was
Mills, there were 200 such suits
on file.
To-day, however, they had mounted beyond the 1,000 mark.
The measure seeks to safeguard the government by providing that should
When
a
Federal Judge in Boston in
unconstitutional, in the case of the Hoosac
unconstitutional, only those taxpayers who
producer or
consumer, could recover.
The processor would have to file a claim with
the Commissioner of Internal Revenue, and the transcript of hearings and
the Supreme
President
.•k.!'1?
Roosevelt
President
and incidentally stopping
might be construed as expressing this Gov¬
views.
tive and essential work in
barrels.
President
where his remarks
ernment's
what some termed the "whisky
only a perfunctory Senate vote was
last • day
in Japan,
purchase of power-distributing systems.
-,
quick succession the House and Senate approved conference agreements
the bill which twice during the session was killed and resurrected—all
In
because of a fight over
would extend, it was added, to Vice-President
make a trip to the Philippines
Garner, soon to
Signs
President Roosevelt on Aug. 30
on
This "protection"
officially.
Senate
Federal Alcohol Bill Creating New
Liquor Control Agency—Congressional Action on Bill
Roosevelt
President
REVIEW
MONTHLY
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Court hold the law
had absorbed the levy
themselves, without passing it on to the
findings of the Commissioner would constitute
the recovery suit was
the Court of Record when
filed.
Congressional action on the measure was completed after
both the House and Senate approved the conference report
on
the
when
measure.
both
the
The bill
Senate
was
and
finally disposed of on Aug. 15,
House accepted the report.
Among the House changes approved by the Senate is the
Warren amendment providing for a compulsory production
control system for potatoes.
With its approval of the
conference report on Aug. 15,
resolution ex¬
tending the effective date of the rye processing tax.
President Roosevelt Signs Frazier-Lemke Farm Mortgage Mora¬
time voted a concurrent
Congressional action on
the resolution, informal warning was served that Senators
could not be regarded abroad as official or unofficial agents
of the Senate or this Government in the present critical
international situation, a dispatch Aug. 24. to the New
the Senate at the
York "Times" added:
on Aug. 29 affixed his signature to
providing for a three-year moratorium
on farm mortgages.
The measure, reported to the House by
the House Judiciary Committee on Aug. 13, was passed by
the Senate on Aug. 19 and by the House on Aug. 23.
United
Press accounts from Washington, Aug. 19, had the following
to say regarding the new legislation:
The
abroad
informal
notice
that
their remarks or consultations
could have no official standing was given in
La Follette's resolution
aimed at
Senator Pope,
(introduced
a
on
Aug.
La
member of the Foreign Relations
Follette's resolution
Committee (Aug. 24) by a vote of
the
Senate's disapproval
Senator
La
debate on Senator
23) generally construed as
who declared in London that this nation would be
Senator
was
Committee,
involved in a world war.
buried in the
Foreign Relations
47 to 26, but the debate generally showed
by
MeasureReplacesActDeclaredUncon-
United States Supreme Court
"protection" by showing the world that traveling Senators
the Frazier-Lemke bill
It
of Senator Pope's utterances.
Follette held that passage of his resolution
Bill—New
stitutional
President Roosevelt
Senators
to
torium
same
would be a
did not speak
was
sponsored by Western Senators as a
Lemke Farm Mortgage
substitute for the Frazier-
refinancing bill which was declared
by the Supreme Court this spring.
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unconstitutional
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MONTHLY REVIEW
Sept., 1935]
Under the provisions
I
so-called
confused with the
of the bill, not to be
reached
Under the agreement
Aug. 27 both thq com¬
on
and union will present their grievances to the arbitral
tion board.
The board's decision will be final inasmuch as
the union and company have agreed to abide by the awards
pany
and inflation bill, a three-year mora¬
torium of farm mortgages can be granted by the courts on a showing of
the farmer.
During this period the farmer would retain possession of
his property by paying a "reasonable rental" as fixed by the Court.
After
taxes and insurance are paid, any surplus from this rental would go to the
creditors.
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At the end of the moratorium period on or before its close, the farmer
could reacquire his property by paying the appraised value.
If a creditor
is dissatisfied with the appraised value, he can seek another appraisal, or
demand that the farm be sold at auction.
Secured creditors could bid
Frazier-Lemke mortgage refinancing
until after .the
data
was
completion, of work on|the
submitted
to the
board
on
naval vessels ^ The
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t
International Currency
secures,
the
up£to the appraised value, or the principal that the property
whichever is higher.
For 90 days thereafter the debtor woulcf£Uave
property from the sale, ..
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tutional, holding among other things that it provided arbitrary
whereby a debtor could reduce his debt without any means of redress for
the creditor.
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machinery
Study by Congressional
Committees of NRA Legislation
Roosevelt
Requested
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by President
Doughton of
the House Ways and Means Committee and Chairman Har¬
rison of the Senate Finance Committee, has requested that
a study be made of material collected on industrial con¬
ditions since their functioning without the codes of fair
competition under the National Industrial Recovery Act
The President, in his letter, which was addressed to Messrs.
Doughton and Harrison before the adjournment of Con¬
gress, expresses the belief that as a result of the study to
be made, "adequate data would be made available for a
thorough understanding of the complex situation confront¬
ing industry and labor."
The President added:
letters to Chairman
President Roosevelt, in
this done,
With
and
the
your
formulation of
the nation
expenditures necessarily will have on Italian
Italian decree of late July, permitting the
to
advantages as we have gained through
This would enable you to offer at the
well-considered program for Congressional
Shelves Walsh Bill Imposing on Industry NRA
and Pay in Case of Government Contract
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House Judiciary Committee decided to
bill, requiring compliance by industry
with hour and wage provisions of former National Industrial
Recovery Administration codes as a condition to Govern¬
ment contracts.
The bill was one of those on the Adminis¬
tration's "must" program. The Senate had passed the bill
on Aug. 12 without a record vote.
It is stated that although
approved at a White House conference of Congressional
leaders with President Roosevelt on Sunday night, Aug. 18,
the House Committee voted 13 to 7 against reporting it to
the House. From Associated Press advices from Washington
Chairman Hatton
be pushed through at so late a date,*' said
of Texas, after a two-hour Executive
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important a bill to
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representatives vigorously
opposed the measure, calling it
"tyrannical" and "un-American." Some witnesses
to enforce than the NBA codes outlawed by the
Schechter decision last spring.
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said it would be harder
Supreme Court in the
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of the House Judiciary
Committee, ^according to United Press accounts from
Washington, Aug. 20, stated that he was authorized to
appoint a subcommittee to study the provisions and possible
effects of the bill and report at the beginning of the next
Representative Sumriers, Chairman
session.
Ruling on TVA and AAA Sought in Test CasesSeeks Reversal of Hoosac Mills Process Tax
Supreme Court
Government
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peciMion-—Stockholders of Alabama Power
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Policy of TVA
Actions challenging
of two New
and defending the
Deal enactments—the
o
constitutionality
Tennessee Valley Author¬
ity and the Agricultural Adjustment Act—were brought to
the Supreme Court on Aug. 27.
As to these actions Asso¬
ciated Press advices from Washington said;
The actions to-day were:
A request by
case,
for a review of the
Boston Circuit Court that
the Justice Department
attacking the ruling of the
of AAA processing taxes was
unconstitutional.
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Hoosac Mills
the collection
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stockholders of the Alabama Power Co., chal¬
lenging the right of the TVA to purchase transmission lines and provide
surplus power to municipalities.
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The Court will reassemble on Oct. 7.
Justices already have indicated
they will expedite oral argument in the New Deal cases and speed their
final decisions.
Indications appeared that decisions in all four cases might
Completion of a briaf by
be handed down
by Christmas.
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just-adjourned Congress sought to bulwark both the AAA and TVA,
involved in to-day's actions.
Specific provisions, intended to make valid
the very points challenged, were added as amendments to the original acts.
The
Strikers at
Return
Camden, N, J., Plant of New York Shipbuilding Corp,
to Work—Company and Union Accept Proposals of
Appointed by President Roosevelt
Arbitration Board
Following the acceptance on Aug. 27 by representatives
York Shipbuilding Corp. and Local 1 of the In¬
dustrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers of Amer¬
of the New
proposals of an Arbitration Board, appointed by
Roosevelt, 3,385 employees of the Camden,
N. J. plant of the shipbuilding corporation resumed work
on
five naval vessels costing approximately $50,000,000.
The strike had been in effect since May 13. The arbitration
board was appointed on Aug. 22 by President Roosevelt,
and the company and union had up to noon Aug. 27 to file
written agreements with the board, to abide by the awards
ica of the
to emulate the
the Export-Import Bank
of Washington made it clear that exporters, in the . United
States could expect no help in the financing of cotton ex¬
ports to Italy from that institution.
Italian authorities
countered by assertions that they are not in need of external
financial aid, and the result was a steady diminution of the
gold holdings of the Italian Central Bank.
The Italian
Government finally issued a series of decrees, Aug. 28, pro¬
viding for the conversion into internal Italian obligations
of all external bond and other external holdings of Italian
citizens. Forward discounts on lire widened sharply as such
measures were taken.
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The French deflation program, announced by Premier
Pierre Laval on July 17, was placed in jeopardy early in
August by various elements of the population that found the
results objectionable.
Workers in French ports, at Govern¬
ment arsenals, in shipyards and oh vessels of the commer¬
cial fleet walked out in protest against the pay reductions
decreed by M. Laval.
This movement started on Aug. 5
and spread with alarming rapidity.
The striking workers
formed long parades and the red flag of the Communists
almost invariably preceded the lines of marchers.
But the
Government took a firm attitude and appealed for order.
The demonstrations gradually subsided, leaving, however,
the question of the Parliamentary reaction to the decrees
when the Senate and Chamber reassemble in October to
pass judgment upon the steps taken by the Premier.
In
British
On Aug. 20 the
shelve the Walsh
"It is too
practice.
Officials
of
witnessed pro¬
civil servants, landlords,
municipal employees and many other groups.
In an en¬
deavor to allay the mounting discontent, M. Laval issued
further decrees intended to reduce the cost of living, and it
is generally agreed that the success of the deflationary ex¬
periment will hinge on the actual reductions in living costs
addition to the riotous
test meetings
effected by
disturbances, France
by rentiers, farmers,
the-time Parliament meets.
Naval Limitation
of naval armaments problems
the initiative of the British
Government, and it is possible that a formal conference will
follow late this year.
The British authorities, impressed by
the need for some sort of agreement, put out informal
feelers to determine the terms on which American, Japanese,
Italian and French delegates would meet with them in Lon¬
don to discuss the naval problem.
But delay apparently
will prove inevitable, since the Italian preoccupation with
Ethiopia makes it unlikely that Rome will be in a position
to confer on navies.
The Japanese attitude also is uncer¬
tain and perhaps will lead to difficulties.
It was indicated
in London dispatches that suggestions had been circulated
on the proposed naval conference, but no formal invitations
were issued.
The British authorities were said to hold it
advisable that France, Italy and Russia exchange views on
the subject previous to the projected general meeting, and
the French Government is understood to be proceeding with
such conversations.
No talks with Berlin are considered
necessary, since the German naval strength now has beeh
fixed with relation to the British fleet.
Japanese views on
the proposed conference are understood to be critical and
much in line with the attitude expressed by that country in
its denunciation of the existing naval limitation agreements.
Japan continues to desire parity with Great Britain and the
United States, on a lower level of total tonnages than now
prevail, but the British Government aims to increase its
cruiser fleet, so
that a satisfactory adjustment of the
problem is difficult to foresee.
There is little remaining
faith in Washington in a limitation agreement that actually
would reduce naval forces, but a willingness to explore all
avenues toward an understanding exists.
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The tendency elsewhere was
that country.
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Aug. 20 we quote:
The
caused alarm everywhere.
British banks
curtailed their Italian credit lines, and British exporters
in most instances insisted upon cash with any orders from
committee could meet, in the fall, for hearings
proposed legislation for preserving permanently to
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disregard the requirement for a
finances.
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sterling and the French franc were not disturbed in the
period.
The only unit of importance that was subjected
to unusual pressure last month was the Italian lira, which
eased steadily under' the influence of the Italo-Ethiopian
difficulties and the effect that war preparations and war
such social and economic
previous emergency enactments.
opening of the coming session a
Problems
Progress toward international monetary stability remained
only a hope during August, no action of any kind being
taken that might be construed as furthering the cause of.
stabilization.
Some encouragement was gained, however,
from the fact that the relationships of the dollar, the pound
Russia and the United States
Diplomatic
relations
between
the
United
States and
strained rather severely late in August,
owing to apparent violation by Russia of its pledge not to
permit organizations on its territory to endeavor to over¬
throw the established order in. this country.
The relations
between the two countries have been fairly amicable since
Soviet Russia were
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recognition
granted Russia 011 Nov. 16 1933, notwith¬
was
standing the difficulties that cropped up in connection with
Czarist and Kerensky Government debts and the refusal of
the United States to extend loans for trade purposes.
The
current dispute was occasioned by the activities of the Com¬
munist International Congress, which held a protracted ses¬
sion at Moscow for nearly a month, up to Aug. 20.
Moscow
dispatches made it plain, while the Congress was in session,
that demands were being made by speakers from various
Communist activity in the United
States, Great Britain and other countries.
The upshot was
countries
for
greater
formal and strenuous protest by the United
a
States Gov¬
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contrary to the fixed policy declared in its pledge, will be
effect,
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In the
light of this exchange of notes and amenities, much
interest attaches to the actual proceedings of the Communist
International Congress, which
are
ably summarized by
Walter Duranty, correspondent
There
of the New York "Times."
both friends and critics of the Congress even in
are
Duranty points out.
Moscow, Mr.
Those who favored the
Communist doctrines and the expressions of them given
by
Congress were inclined to see in the meeting the begin¬
ning Of a new working class struggle against capitalism,
fascism and the bourgeoisie in general, he remarkfe:
Much
the
emphasis was placed by such observers upon' the frequent
in the speeches to the need for "boring from
ernment, lodged at the Russian Foreign Office on Aug, 25
by United States Ambassador William C. Bullitt.
It is
understood that the British, Italian and Latvian Govern¬
references
ments made oral
tions.
representations of much the same order.
Complicating the matter is a tart reply by the Soviet authori¬
ties on Aug. 27* in which the American charges were denied
and the protest declined.
Secretary of State Cordell Hull
continued the dispute by issuing a public statement on
Aug. 31 emphasizing the American attitude and reiterating
the charges.
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In the American note attention was called to the activities
of the Communist International Congress at Moscow, and a
"most emphatic protest" lodged against "this flagrant viola¬
tion of the pledge given by the Government of the Union of
Soviet Socialist Republics on Nov. 16 1933, with respect to
non-interference in the internal affairs of the United States."
The Soviet authorities
were
invited particularly to consider
that part of the written statement of Foreign Commissar
Maxim Litvinoff, which pledged the Soviet Government "not
to permit the formation or residence on its territory of
any
organization or group—and to prevent the activity on its
territory of any organization or group, or of representatives
or officials of any organization or group—which has as an
aim the overthrow or the preparation for the overthrow
of,
or the bringing about by force of a change in, the
political
social order of the whole of any part of the United
States,
territories or possessions."
Since the activities of the
Communist International necessarily are well known to the
or
its
Soviet Government, the United States did not trouble to
mention the specific declarations favoring overthrow of the
social order in this country.
But it was pointed out that the
United States Government considers the strict fulfillment of
the
pledge of non-interference an essential prerequisite to
the maintenance of normal and friendly relations.
No com¬
ment was made at Washington regarding the
protest, beyond
brief statement that it had the personal approval of Presi¬
a
dent Roosevelt
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The Soviet Government referred in its reply to the "mu¬
tual obligation concerning non-interference in internal affairs
provided for in the exchange of notes of Nov. 16 1933," and
took the amazing stand that there are contained in the
American protest "no facts of any kind which could be
considered
ment of its
ences
as
a
violation
obligations."
of the
Litvinoff
on
the
part of the Soviet Govern¬
Notwithstanding the obvious infer¬
pledge, the Soviet Government re¬
marked that it "cannot take upon itself and has never taken
Upon itself obligations of any kind with regard to the Com¬
munist International."
It was added that the American
complaint of Soviet violation of its pledge "does not emanate
from obligations acepted by both sides, and the Soviet Gov¬
ernment, in consequence, refused 'to accept your protest' and
felt itself 'obliged to decline it.'"
The Soviet note
stated,
finally, that Moscow shares the American belief that strict
mutual non-interference in
internal affairs is
an
essential
prerequisite for the maintenance of friendly relations, and
desire was expressed to develop friendly collaboration in
a
the interest of universal
peace.
This rejoinder was viewed
Washington with strong dissatisfaction, according to re¬
ports from the capital, but it was intimated that there is
in
no
present intention of breaking off diplomatic relations.
Immediately after receipt of the note, however, orders were
issued for a sharp reduction of the American
Embassy staff
in Moscow.
Before the formal reply was made by Moscow,
Soviet Ambassador Alexander A.
Troyanovsky issued a
statement in Washington to the effect that a
campaign is in
progress in this country by "some persons" against the Soviet
Government, and he recalled the Biblical injunction about
noting the mote in another's eye, while not perceiving the
beam in one's
own eye.
In his public statement
of
Aug. 31, Secretary of State
Hull
carefully reviewed the situation and delineated the
Soviet pledge not to permit
persons or groups on its terri¬
tory tb engage in efforts or movements directed toward the
overthrow of American institutions.
The
pledge, he pointed
out, irrefutably covered activities of the Communist Inter¬
national, hut the Soviet Government, in its note of Aug. 27,
to have repudiated the pledge.
The Soviet note,
Mr. Hull added, struck a severe blow at
the fabric of friendly
delations between the two countries.
"In view of the plain
appears
language of the pledge," the statement continued, "it is not
possible for the Soviet Government to disclaim its obliga¬
tions to prevent activities
on its
territory directed toward
political or social order in the United
And that Government does not and cannot disclaim
overthrowing
States.
the
-
responsibility on the ground (^inability to carry out the
pledge, for its authority within its territorial limits is
supreme and its power to control the acts and utterances of
organizations and individuals within those limits is abso¬
lute.
It remains to be seen to what extent the
intention
indicated by the Soviet Government's
reply, which is directly
within" in order to gain control of moderate labor organiza¬
But no less experienced observers take the view,
said Mr. Duranty, that the Congress "was a big sliow with
lot of sound and fury that did not mean much and that
the united front tactics are principally a maneuver to dis¬
a
guise the failure of Communist parties to make any appreci¬
able advance against bourgeois forces anywhere in the past
five years."
The critics maintain, he added, that the Comin¬
tern, except for its vital and successful Soviet section, is a
supine and bankrupt organization, forced by its own weak¬
ness to abandon anything more than lip-service to revolu¬
tionary aims.
It is probable that the truth lies somewhere
between these opposing claims, the correspondent remarks.
"The world Communist movement has gained little ground
in
recent
years and lost heavily in many countries," it is
"The fact that no Congress at all was held front
1928 to 1935 at least gives justification for the statement
noted.
that
the
Comintern has been somewhat shelved
years."
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Premier Benito Mussolini's headlong plunge of the Italian
people toward war with Ethiopia was uninterrupted during
August, notwithstanding the concerted efforts of the League
of Nations and joint endeavors by Great Britain and France
to find a peaceful solution of the conflict.
Trul^ desperate
of the expedients attempted last month to halt
impending war, for there is general apprehension that
the fighting might spread and involve other, nations and
perhaps the entire world. Much pressure was brought by
the British Government, especially, to prevent formal dec¬
were some
the
larations
of
warfare,
Italian relations.
started to
with a resultant strain in AngloLate in August the British Government
important naval units from Malta to ports
Canal, and large aircraft carriers were dis¬
patched from England to the Mediterranean. Official assur¬
ances wefe given that such movements represented only
near
the
move
Suez
the acceleration of normal maneuvers, but they
happened to
a mounting popular discussion of the threat to
British naval supremacv in the Mediterranean
implied by
coincide with
the Italian measures, and the world shuddered
the throes
"war scare."
So general was this apprehension
that the United States Congress insisted in its final meet¬
of another
ings of the last session upon passing "neutrality" legisla¬
tion, which prohibits automatically the exportation of arms
to any
belligerent for
a
period of about six months,
on
declaration by the President that a war is in
progress.
the
The
legislation
doubtful
was ill-considered, and its efficacy is considered
by all experts, but it clearly reflects the anxious
desire of the United States to avoid commitments that
might
lead to entanglement in another European conflict.
Not in any sense was Signor Mussolini deflected
his chosen course by the League of Nations or the
from
AngloFrench representations.
The inadequacy of the League was
displayed glaringly in a meeting from July 31 to Aug. 3,
which was remarkable only for its futility.
The Council
met in accordance with a
previous decision to reconsider
the Italo-Ethiopian conflict in the event no
progress toward
arbitration and conciliation
was
made by the special Italo-
Ethiopian
commission appointed under a treaty between
those countries to assess the blame for border clashes.
The
commission,
as was
generally expected, failed utterly in its
task, and after much hesitation the Council
session.
It started with a secret
was
called into
meeting and then marked
time
until
the very end of the session, while British and
French delegates conferred with the Italian
representative
and finally drew up several resolutions
providing
newed efforts toward conciliation and
arbitration.
for
It
re¬
was
agreed that Great Britain and France would
use their offices
endeavor to halt the impending conflict.
Finally, the
Council declared that it would meet
again on Sept. 4, if
necessary, to re-examine the position.
In these proceedings
there was not even a
in
an
pretense
of
respect for
the League
Covenant, and no real steps were taken to prevent the
despoilment and division of a full-fledged member in good
.standing.
The course of the Council was dictated entirely
by the British, French and Italian Governments, and much
significance attaches to Rome reports that the Italian
authorities regarded
even
the poor resolutions adopted rather
lightly.
There
followed a three-Power conference at
Paris, from
Aug. 16 to 18, at which Captain Anthony Eden of Great
Britain, Premier Pierre Laval of France, and Baron Pompeo
Aloisi of Italy sought to find a common
ground.
This dis¬
cussion ended in utter failure, and it is no secret
that no
two of the conferees viewed the matter the same
way.
meeting
was
called, it
England, France
of
Ethiopia
appears, under the 1906
The
treaty between
and Italy, which provided for the carving
into spheres of influence, by agreement.
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though that treaty is said to have been superseded by others
calling for maintenance of Ethiopian independence, it seems
it occasioned
still to have validity in the eyes of the chief European
nations.I The attitude of England in the Paris conference
plainly was one of attempting by any available means to
prevent a war, while Italy was equally determined to pro¬
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son,
ceed with its plans for conquest
by force of
arms.
France
was
disposed to take the middle ground of a mediator, or
"honest broker," with a view to reconciling the opposing
views.
The meeting was
Ethiopia was not consulted.
terminated, after some dispute as to the veracity of the
delegates,
by
issuance
of
official
an
in
statement
which
Premier Laval admitted that the conferees "have not yet
been able to find a basis for discussion that would permit
of a solution of the conflict;."
Study of the differences would
a
growing resentment in other countries and
protest within the Reich.
There appears to
even
be every
rea¬
meanwhile, for crediting the surmise that the move¬
part, at least, to a desire ta assuage mount¬
ing popular unrest occasioned by steadily increasing prices.
Stern edicts were issued late in August for* decreasing
prices
of meats and other
consumption goods. Such measures were
accompanied by reports of labor troubles in some areas,
despite the Nazi rulings that strikes are offenses against
ment is due in
the
State.
Semitism
and
The
took
reactions
the
to
Nazi
in
New
active form
an
campaign
of
anti-
York late in
July,
minor
a
diplomatic incident resulted. A large group of
radicals staged ah anti-Nazi demonstration jtist as the liner:
Bremen was sailing for Europe, and the swastika
emblem,
floating from the bow of the German vessel, was torn down
be continued through diplomatic channels, he added.
On the obvious basis of disclosures made by the delegates
and thrown into the Hudson.
themselves
a strong protest
against the alleged insult to the Nazi flag.
The United States Government, in its reply, acted with strict
at
the
Paris
gathering,
some
interesting facts
revealed by the press correspondents who observed the
were
proceedings. In order to prevent the war, Ethiopia was said
to be ready to grant Italy some territorial concessions and
sweeping economic privileges, the only reservation being
that Ethiopian sovereignty must not be impaired.
But the
Italian demand, as reported by the Paris
correspondent of
the New York "Times," is for "all of the country; annexa¬
tion of her lowlands and a protectorate over b*r highlands."
The program means the extinction of Ethiopia as an inde¬
pendent country, and hope of any progress through diplo¬
matic conversations was abandoned in the light of such aims.
Cabinet meetings followed in London and Paris, in order to
prenare for the League Council meeting of Sept. 4, which
is to consider the brewing conflict once again.
Italy also
held a Cabinet meeting, at the conclusion of which a state¬
ment was issued to the effect that the Council meeting will
be attended by Italian delegates who will
depict Ethiopia as
"retrograde and slave-holding" and not a fit member of the
council of nations.
The British attitude against warfare is
well known and is
sure to find expression in the Council
meeting and the League Assembly session of Sept. 9.
With Italy clearly determined to wage a war of
aggression
and conquest against Ethiopia, much attention was directed
throughout August to the possible European and world
repercussions of such
on
conflict.
a
Italo-Ethiopian
war would set the black world of Africa
against the whites
who dominate that continent
Perhaps of more immediate
interest is the drastic change in the delicate
European situa¬
an
an
Italian preoccupation with a prolonged African
conflict might produce.
The European balance of power
always is delicate, and there is some question* of the effect
other discontented
unon
of
European nations, such
as
Germany,
virtual Italian withdrawal from the
European military
scene.
With such considerations obviously in
mind, Premier
a
Mussolini called
August extensive
Italy.
But such
even
more
war
men
games
measures
on
to arms and
the
held late in
northern
frontier
of
did not
dispel the thought that
Italy would be unable to carry on, effectively, wars in Africa
and Europe at the same time, and
apprehensions of changes
in European alignments were keen.
The current position
moreover, has brought into high relief the question whether
British control of the Mediterranean really is effective.
Italian aerial and submarine armaments make it doubtful
whether England could take controlling action in that
quar¬
ter, and the threat to the British line of naval communica¬
tion
through the inland
sea
was
studied
with
great care.
Premier Mussolini took cognizance of the problem and de¬
clared
in
Cabinet
a
diplomatic correctness and deplored thejneident.
Within Germany the voice of Dr. Hjalmar
Schacht, eco¬
nomic dictator of the country, was raised
against Nazi ex¬
tremists and in defense of the rights of Jews to do business in
the country. In a speech a
Koenigsberg, Dr. Schacht referred
in highly sarcastic tones to "the
people who during the night
heroically
ing from
communication
that British imperial
interests have nothing to fear from the proposed Italian war
against Ethiopia.
While these conferences and discussions
were
in progress,
war
preparations were continued with ominous persistence
Italy, and Emperor Haile Selassie also took such steps
hs he found possible to prepare his
people for war.
Italian
troops and war supplies were rushed through the Suez Canal
in ever greater numbers and volume
throughout August, and
as every fresh contingent left Italian
shores, Premier Musso¬
bv
imaginations of the entire Italian people, and close observers
there is no longer any
possibility of a diplomatic
declare
for
the
Italian
dictator.
The
Abyssinian prepara¬
tions consisted of drilling of
troops and desperate attempts
to obtain arms in the face of the almost universal
embargoes
shipments of munitions to either country. Men were dis¬
patched in great numbers to the borders of the Italian
colonies, and the end of the rainy season is awaited with
anxiety.
A coup of a curious order was attempted by Em¬
on
peror Haile Selassie late in Atigust, when a "concession"
for oil development covering the entire eastern
and vulner¬
able portion of the country was
granted to a group of oil
men from Great Britain and the United
States.
But such
measures
are
not apt to prove efficacious at this late
date
in
preventing warfare. The British Government advised the
Ethiopians to withdraw the concession, since it seriously
prejudiced the contentions they might make at Geneva, and
Secretary of State Cordell Hull promptly made it known
that the maneuver would have no effect
intention to preserve a neutral attitude.
German
The
wave
early in the
on
the American
Anti-Semitism
of anti-Semitism that started in Nazi
summer was
Germany
continued throughout
August, and
every
German buy¬
Jewish
store as a traitor to the nation, who
declare every Freemgson
scoundrel, and who, in the justi¬
fied fight against political
pastors and chaplains, are now
longer able to distinguish religion and the misuse of the
pulpit."
Fealty to Fuehrer Hitler was expressed in the
address, and Dr. Schacht insisted that all significant meas¬
no
should be left to the State and not
ures
subjected to
lated individual activity.
When this address
in German newspapers,
was
it
unregu¬
reprinted
heavily censored, and a dis¬
to the propriety of that cen¬
was
pute immediately developed as
sorship.
Dr. Schacht had his address reprinted by thou¬
sands of co^es and widely distributed as an official
publica¬
tion
of
the Reichsbank.
But the anti-Semitic campaign
proceeded without interruption, and the questions raised
by the address and its censoring still are unanswered.
Chaco Peace Conference
Although
early efforts of the Chaco peace conference
seemed to promise a rapid adjustment of the
dispute be¬
tween Paraguay and Bolivia which cost
100,000 lives and
untold damage to the two
nations, difficulties developed in
apprehension regarding the
future course of the neace gathering.
The two countries
agreed readily to demobilization of their forces, and the
troops were sent home from the battlefields far more rapidly
August and there is
now
some
than was requested or expected
by the special military com¬
mission appointed to oversee such matters.
A course of pro¬
cedure for consideration of the various matters that led
to the war over the frontiers also was laid
out, but it struck
when the problem of an exchange of prisoners of
reached. Paraguay holds 25,000 Bolivian
prisoners,
only 2,500 Paraguayan captives.
The
Bolivians desired a general release of the
prisoners, but
Paraguay held out
stoutjy for a man-for-man exchange,
which would mean that Riihguay would continue to hold
22,500 Bolivians until the peace treaty actually is signed.
It is reported that Paraguay views such
prisoners as a
"guarantee" that peace really will continue.
In support of
a
snag
war was
while
Bolivia holds
her
contentions she cites her own
experience in previous
conflicts, when Argentina and Brazil held Paraguayans
prisoner for years until the actual signature of treaties.
Territorial problems also are
contributing to ^e difficulties
the conference.
Bolivia desires a port on the upner
of
Paraguay River, while Paraguay is laying claims to Chaco
territory on a scale that would mean the downfall of any
Bolivian Government agreeing to the demands.
It is indi¬
cated that some consideration is
being given a proposal for
the establishment of a separate State in one area of
the
Chaco, where the rival claims
lini promised them conquest and
expansion.
The continued
talk of a "new Roman Empire"
unquestionably has fired the
retreat
windows, who placard
smear
a
British spokesmen referred
several occasions to the likelihood that
tion that
The German Government soon
thereafter lodged with the State Department at Washington
difficult to adjudicate.
are
India
Royal approval
cated India
was
granted
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the
bill of the last session
extensive
of
the
and
compli¬
British Parlia¬
ment, early in August, and the announcement followed on
Atlg. 5 that the Marquess of Linlithgow will be the next
Viceroy of India. This choice was regarded in England as
an excellent one, since Lord
Linlithgow has an exceptional
knowledge of Indian problems, gained partly in that coun¬
try and partly as Chairman of the joint committee of Parlia¬
ment which spent two years in
drafting the 400-page meas¬
He will proceed to his post early next
April, when
the five-year term of the Earl of
Willingdon expires.
To
ure.
the newly-named
Viceroy will fall the task of administering
the bill and placing in effect the
which it embodies.
A measure
vided
in
this document
for
new
self-government is pro¬
Indians, but it falls far
the
short of the demands made by the
quite possible that the next few
fnr the
to
British rulers of India.
center
Constitution for India
of
Congress party, and it is
will be trying ones
Any difficulties are likely
years
particularly around the powers reserved to the
Such powers include broad responsibilities relat¬
ing to the defense of the country and the safeguarding of
Viceroy.
its finances.
sham*
will
Manv Indian leaders denounced the
but there
name
are
candidates
vincial Legislature.
indications that
in
the
first
the
bill
as
a
Congress party
elections
for
the
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Social Credit in Alberta
;
Canadian Province of Alberta
Provincial elections in the
victory for the Social Credit
influence of the ideas on "Social
resulted, Aug. 23, in a sweeping
League, organized under the
Credit" propounded by the
British engineer, Major C. H.
Douglas.
Complete control of the Provincial Legislature
was gained by the League, which is headed by William Aberhart, and it seems inevitable that Alberta will be the proving
fairly active, with prices, except for tin, advancing much
higher.
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its issue of Aug. 29 the "Iron Age" stated in part:
"The holding up of automotive releases is confined chiefly
to the Chicago district.
At other centers, notably at Cleve¬
land and Pittsburgh, shipping orders from the motor car
are on the upgrade.
flow of steel to the automobile
industry
ground for the- doctrines of the social
Major Douglas already lias been invited
leaders in placing in operation the plans
credit adherents.
to^tfssift the new
he^hasj been sug¬
As expressed by Mr. Afcerhart in his
gesting for 15 years.
campaign speeches, the
proposals include "non-negotiable
dividends" to every adult in
Alberta at the rate of $25 a
month, the dividends to be paid not in currency but in a
sort of draft payable in merchandise.
The head of the
League also promised every farmer
in Alberta a loan of
the simple basis of Alberta population and
occupation statistics, hard-headed realists have calculated
that the monthly dividends promised by the Social Credit
League would amount to the equivalent of $120,000,000 a
year, while the loans to farmers would require $135,000,000.
It is noted, in contrast, that aggregate bank denosits in the
entire Province are less than $100,000,000, while the current
On
$1,500.
indebtedness of the Province is about $130,000,000.
victory in Alberta was achieved in an
The Social Credit
election
on
Aug. 23,
and the results soon were apparent,
although they were not precisely of the kind promised by
the League and its political sponsors and representatives.
The first effect was a sharp decline in the credit standing
of the Province, as
bonds.
reflected in the quotations for Alberta
Bids for Alberta issues were difficult to obtain in
Canada, and in New York were lacking altogether. Transac¬
tions within Canada were reported to be at heavy recessions
from
issued
levels
prevailing before the election.
period of transition to new model production and should
soon be succeeded by a steadily rising volume of orders, to
take care of the accelerating assembly schedules planned
for October and November."
Scrap, as measured by the
"Iron Age" composite prices, continued to rise during the
month, first to $11.83 a gross ton from $11.58 on Aug. 6,
to $12.08 on Aug. 13, to $12.50 onsAug. 20 and to $12.58 on
Aug. 27, the highest level reached since the third week in
April 1934.
Steel scrap on Aug. 28 1934 was quoted at
$9.92 a gross ton.
Finished steel and pig iron prices
remained unchanged throughout the month under review
at 2.124c. a pound and $17.84 a gross ton, respectively.
Steel production, after rising for seven consecutive weeks,
suffered a slight setback at the close of the month.
Accord¬
ing toEstimates by the American Iron and Steel Institute,
the operating rate of steel companies having 98.7% of the
steel capacity of the industry rose from 44.0% to 46.0%
for the week beginning Aug. 5, to 48.1% for the next seven
days and to 48.8% for the week, beginning Aug. 19, the
highest rate reached since Feb. 18.
The operating rate for
the seven-day period beginning Aug. 26 was estimated at
47.9%, which compares with 194% a year previous.
As to non-ferrous metals, sales of copper, zinc and lead
were above the average in volume.
Acting on the assump¬
tion that business would improve considerably in the last
Mr. Aberhart
statements to the effect that nothing will be done
to affect adversely
the credit of the Province, and he added
that it will take 18 months in any event to place the social
credit doctrines into operation.
However, irregularity in the
makers is inevitable during a
But the people of the Prov¬
ince itself seemed to be quite skeptical of the effects of the
they voted to receive $25 a
Provincial Government.
They began to withdraw as rapidly as possible their savings
represented by Alberta Government saving* certificates,
which are secured by obligations of the Province.
On
social credit ideas, eagerly as
month and loans of $1,500 from the
quarter of the year and realizing that production of major
non-ferrous metals was being held in check, buyers entered
during the week ended Aug. 21 for large tonnages,
according to "Metal and Mineral Markets" of Aug. 22.
In
its issue of Aug. 29, this publication stated that "though the
muddled political situation in Europe had a sobering in¬
fluence on the market for non-ferrous metals, producers of
the market
copper,
lead, and zinc regarded the domestic situation as
firm, with the long-term
trend still upward.
In spite of
activity in zinc, inquiry for first-quarter 1936
business was noted for that metal in several directions.
the recent
Reports from consumers of copper, lead, and zinc in the main
favorable.
According to producers of lead, the con¬
sumers' requirements for September are about two-thirds
covered and so far little buying has been done for October."
The outstanding event in the tin market was the action
are not now readily marketable, the authorities of the pres¬
taken by the International Tin Committee on Aug. 9 to
ent Government admitted, but they gave assurances that
increase production quotas from 50% of standard tonnages
interest payments will be met as usual.
to 65%.
The increase in operations was made retroactive
Social Credit ideas are representative of that general class
to July i and will continue until the end of September.
The
of depression theories which find in under-consumption the
price of copper was increased on Aug. 19 to 8.50c. from
explanation for the recurring waves of business recession!
8.00c., Connecticut Valley, while here in New York, Lake
In an economic sense there is, of course, no longer any room
and electrolytic copper rose on the same day, the former
for the Mathusian and neo-Mathusian claims that depres¬
from 8.12J^c; to 8.62^0. and the latter from 7.75c. to 8.25c.
sions are due to the niggardliness of nature, for the vast
The price of lead at New York was also higher, increases
supplies of consumable goods and the prevalence of "penury
being reported as follows: To 4.20c. (from 4.15c.) on Aug. 2,
amidst plenty" make other and better explanations impera¬
to 4.25c. on Aug. 20, to 4.30c. on the following day and to
tive.
The Social Credit adherents try to answer this prob¬
4.35c. on Aug. 22, closing the month at the latter figure.
lem in a monetary manner, applied to the means of produc¬
Zinc at New York rose from 4.77j^c. to 4.873^c. on Aug. 1
tion and the capacity for consumption, both expressed in
and to 4.973^c. on Aug. 19, remaining at that quotation to
terms of money.
The disparity between the potentials of
the end of the month.
Tin at New York did not share in
production and the lack of purchasing power they attribute
the rise of the other metals, declining to 48.25c. on Aug. 15,
to an interesting but quite untenable set of postulates, which
but thereafter moving irregularly up and down, closing on
set forth that not enough money is available to make pos¬
Aug. 30 at 49.12J^c., as compared with 52.65c. at the close
sible sufficient purchases for keeping productive machinery
of the preceding month.
going at the highest possible pitch.
Habits of thrift and
the savings of the people also are imagined by the adherents
Heavy—"Production Up to 1931 Levels
of these theories to contribute to the lack of purchasing
power.
We have not the s^ace available to comment on these
Each week of the third quarter, with the exception^ of
matters extensively, but can only add that the Social Credit
the Aug. 24 week, has seen reported lumber production
adherents propose to remedy the difficulties by a use of
above the preceding seven-day period, and with two ex¬
"Social Credit" which the more sensible advocates of the
ceptions shipments have shown similar progression.
Ship¬
cult fondly believe will be self-liquidating in character, but
ments during the week ended Aug. 24 were slightly lower
which all sound economists recognize as inevitably infla¬
than during the preceding week, when figures were highest
tionary in nature.
The Social Credit theories are vague
of any week for the year except two in April.
New business
and ambiguous, and this factor, taken in conjunction with
booked at the lumber mills during the week ended Aug. J24
the popular appeal of promises for magically manufactured
was
the heaviest of any week of 1935 with the exception
dividends, doubtless accounts for their popularity in many
of the pre-strike weeks of April, and was 8% above the
parts of the British Empire.
Apparently the theories are
Aug. 17 week. For the week of Aug. 24 shipments were
the counterpart in Great Britain, Canada, Australia and
2% and orders 4% below output.
For the 34 weeks ended
New Zealand of the Townserid and EPIC beliefs in Utopia
Aug. 24 shipments were 8% and orders 11% above pro¬
which prevail in the United States.
duction, compared with 14% and 20% above during the
Steel Trade Continues Active—Scrap and Non-Ferrous Metal
first 26 weeks.
These comparisons are based upon reports
Prices Again Rise
';
to the National Lumber Manufacturers Association from
Aug. 27 the Alberta Government found it necessary to sus¬
pend temporarily the payments on the savings certificates
until such time as the "new Social Credit Government can
meet the situation."
Bonds held to secure the certificates
were
:
#
,
associations
covering
the
operations
of
leading
Renewed activity in the iron and steel industry caused a
further improvement, steel works operations and scrap prices
regional
continuing to rise in one of the most unexpected upward
swings in the history of the trade.
The recent gains in steel
mill operations during the first three weeks of the month
During the week ended Aug. 24 a total of 622 mills re¬
ported production of 226,260,000 feet; shipments of 221,786,000 feet, and orders booked amounting to 217,878,000
feet.
For the preceding week, 631 mills produced 230,094,000 feet; shipped 222,953,000 feet, and booked orders for
202,505,000 feet.
For the week ended Aug. 10 reports from
636 mills showed production of 221,906,000 feet; shipments
of 199,675,000 feet, and new business of 195,508,000 feet.
For the previous seven-day period a total of 638 mills
were
made in the face of reduced demands from the auto¬
mobile industry and tapering of tin plate mill operations to
70% of capacity in line with seasonal expectations.
Mis¬
demand was the mainstay of the gain in steel
output.
Production tapered off slightly in the last week of
the month.
Awards of steel for construction still lagged
behind those for a year ago and railroad buying continued to
remain below 1934 levels.
Non-ferrous metals remained
cellaneous
hardwood and softwood mills.
produced 216,497,000 feet; shipped 210,1^5,000 feet, and
booked orders for 219,671,000 feet.
\
....
,
9
MONTHLY REVIEW
Sept., 1935]
month and then tapered off,
reaching maturity, began
to move and hedging pressure increased from that quarter.
Although the prevailing outlook in the United States is for
a possible
shortage) of good milling wheat, traders generally
appeared unwilling to take the bull side during the period of
heavy moment.
Therefore, in the absence of bull support
and under pressure of hedging, prices declined.
v
Corn held relatively firm during the greater part of the
month owing to lack of rain and high temperatures, especially
twice those of the same week last year.
*
west of the Mississippi River and strong cash position.
3 Reports from 717 mills on Aug. 24 give unfilled orders of
Toward the end of the month, however, prices lost ground
774,144,000 feet and gross stocks of 3,894,388,000 feet. under pressure of selling in sympathy with the easiness of
The 512 identical softwood mills report unfilled orders as
wheat.
Oats and rye also ended the month lower.
In
696,723,000 feet on Aug. 24, or the equivalent of 31 days
Chicago the September option for wheat closed on Aug. 31
average production, compared with 586,001,000 feet, or
at 87% cents as against an opening price of 95 cents on Aug. 1.
the equivalent of 26 days' average production on similar At
Winnipeg the August wheat option closed on Aug. 31 at
date a year ago.
>
^
,
84% cents as against an opening of 86 cents on Aug. 1.
Hide*, Leather and Footwear
September corn in Chicago closed at 72% cents as compared
with the opening price of 76% cents on Aug. 1.
September
The First National Bank of Boston, in its "New England
oats closea at 24% cents on Aug. 31 as against the opening
Letter," under date of Aug. 28 1935, comments upon these
of 33% cents on Aug. 1.
September rye closed at 41% cents
markets as follows:
as compared with the opening price of 46 cents on Aug. 1.
"New fall footwear business is slightly irregular but
and Northern
West Coast
Hardwood
were
the only regions
week ended
period were
13% below
Cypress and
Northern Pine reported orders, all but Northern Pine re¬
ported shipments and all regions reported production above
similar items of corresponding week of 1934.
Softwood
orders were 33% above and hardwood orders more than
report orders above production during the
Aug. 24.
Total softwood orders during that
3% below production; hardwood
orders,
hardwood output.
All regions but Southern
during the early part of the
after which the Northwestern crop,
to
.
_
increasing and prices are firm.
especially makers of $2 and $3 shoes,
have booked good business for fall and have more than
two months' orders ahead, but others report that demand
is a little slow.
Production slumped in June, falling 14%
below May and 7% under June 1934.
Trade indications
cutting schedules are
"Some manufacturers,
are
that factory schedules have increased during both
July and August, however, and output in these two months
is expected to approach more nearly the 1934 level.
For
the first six months, footwear production lagged about 3%
under a year.^ago but it has been a busy six months, never¬
theless, for it exceeded by 11% the average for that period
in the past decade.
"There has been
AAA Increaeee
10% in 1936
Wallace on Aug. 14 announced
an increase of 5,200,000 acres or 10% in the permitted wheat
planting program of 1936. The announcement represented
a sudden change in policy as a result of the drought and high
domestic wheat prices.
An announcement by the Agri¬
cultural Adjustment Administration said that the step was
taken primarily "to assure the domestic consumer of con¬
tinued ample wheat supplies, and in addition is expected to
benefit farmers by placing this country in a strengthened
position in the world export market"
t
increasingly active movement in
an
Permissible Wheat Acreage by
Secretary of Agriculture
France
v•''/
Aide
Wheat
Farmer*—Advance* to Be Made on Stock*
of Grain Held Over
3-i."V
,3, .33.;'.
That decrees putting into effect the French Government's
retarded somewhat by the fact that
plan for relief of wheat farmers would be issued Aug. 23,
many manufacturers covered their initial fall requirements
in April and May.
The trade felt, however, that this was announced on Aug. 22 by the Ministry of Agriculture,
earlier buying movement would not carry manufacturers it was stated in a wireless dispatch from Paris Aug. 22 to
the New York "Times" of Aug. 23. The dispatch added:
much beyond early September and consequently expected
a
more
active demand as the month progressed.
The
Under this plan farmers stocking wheat will be able to obtain warrants
inability to get a general advance in shoe prices has raised from farm co-operatives on wheat stocked from last year's and this year's
crops.
The Bank of France has agreed to make advances on these war¬
the pressure for concessions in leather values, but tanners
have shown increased resistance for they have been con¬ rants, depending upon the conditions under which the grain has been
stocked.
fronted with ah advancing and active hide market at levels
As the wheat price rises under the effects of this plan the bank will au¬
where their own margins are quite.narrow.
Recent price thorize
increase in the advances made to farmers so as to encourage
trends, however, have been firmer.
farmers to keep their stocks in the prospect of getting.better terms later.
"The brisk turnover of hides at rising prices during the
Coffee
opening weeks of the month surprised the trade. The
Coffee "futures" moved upward during the first half of
volume in the week ended Aug. 12 approached 250,000 hides.
the past month and subsequently lost part of the gains.
The fall manufacturing season has started and the trade
Reports that Brazil might declare a moratorium on foreign
hopes that demand will exceed the light buying which
debts and that the Bank of Brazil was making efforts to
prevailed during most of July.
curb all speculation in foreign exchange, was responsible for
"The estimated movement of cattle hides into sight
the rally during the first half of the month.
Reports that
declined 10% in June and dropped still further under June
recent rains in Brazil had damaged the crop just picked also
1934.
Wettings, however, continue relatively heavy, ex¬
ceeding somewhat
the declining into-sight movement. encouraged buying* The higher levels, however, in view of
the unhealthy statistical position, prompted renewed selling
Consequently, there has been another reduction in raw
under which prices receded.
The lack of further news from
stocks, bringing the total down some 500,000 hides since
Brazil as to whether the* new Directorate of the National
the first of the year.
Prospects of a reduced kill and a good
Coffee Department will adopt the suggestions of the July
fall shoe business suggest a further improvement in the
leather with business
an
trade's statistical
No. 7 Rio was
Grains
domestic wheat markets moved downward
during the past month.
There has probably never been a
time when factors of outstanding importance in the wheat
Prices
in
markets have been more
has been a
diametrically opposed.
tendency toward restricted
The result
speculation and com¬
paratively wide price swings in a narrow trade. With the
rust scare, a thing of the past in the domestic wheat belt,
the damage done, the prospective total crop below domestic
requirements, ana the assured fact that in order to obtain
quality wheat this country will be obliged to import from
Canada, the market situation to a large extent revolves
around conditions in that country.
Although damage has
been done to the new
Canadian
crop,
731,000,000 bushels.
On Aug. 12 the Canadian Govern¬
placed the condition of the Canadian wheat crop as of
July 31 at 81 compared with 96 on June 30 and 63 on July 31
1934.
The July 31 condition indicated a production some¬
what in excess of 300,000,000 bushels.
However, these
figures do not accurately^ reflect the supply outlook for
Canada in view of the considerable damage reported to have
been done since Aug. 1.
Prospects in the Southern Hemi¬
sphere are much less favorable than a year ago with about
50% of the seeded acreage in Argentina affected by drought.
Prevailing indications are that Europe, exclusive of Russia,
will this year produce from 40 to 50 million bushels more
wheat than a year ago.
Thus the world wheat situation
appears to be more or less mixed.
Hedging pressure! in
domestic markets from the Southwest was quite heavy
6%c. July 3,1; 6%@6%c. June 29; 6%@7%c. May 31;
6%@7c. April 30; 7%c. March 30; 7%c. Feb. 28; 9%@9%c.
Jan. 31; 9%c. Dec. 31 1934; 9%@9%c. Nov. 30; 9%c. Oct.
31; 9%c. Sept. 29; 9%@.9%c. Aug. 31; 9%c. July 31; 9%@
9%c. June 30; 10%@10%c. May 31; 10%c. April 30; 10%c.
March 31; 11c.
Feb. 28; 9%@9%c. Jan. 31, all in 1934.
quoted Aug. 31 at 7%@7%c. against
No. 7 Santos was
7%c. July 31; 7%@7%c. June 29; 7%a. May 31; 7%c. April
30; 8%c. March 30; 9c. Feb. 28; 10@10%c. Jan. 31; 10%c.
Dec. 31 1934; 10%@10%c. Nov. 30; 10%c. Oct. 31; 9%@
9%c. Sept. 29; 10%c. Aug. 31; 10%c. July 31; 10%@10%c.
June 30; 11c. May 31; 10%c. April 28 and March 31; ll%c.
Feb. 28; 9%@10c. Jan. 31 all in 1934.
relatively, less dam¬
than in the United States is indicated and it seems prob¬
able that last year's total Canadian production of 276,000,000
bushels will be equalled, if not exceeded.
On Aug. 9 the
U. S. Department of Agriculture placed the spring wheat
crop as of Aug. 1 at 175,969,000 bushels and the winter wheat
crop at 431,709,000 bushels, or a total crop of 607,678,000
bushels.
This compared with the forecast as of July 1 of
age
ment
also against new commitments.
quoted on Aug. 31 at 6%c. against Q%@
Coffee Convention was
position."
Sugar
Strength of the nearby positions featured sugar "futures"
during the past month. Recessions occurred at times due to
realizing but they were of short duration as offerings were
readily absorbed.
The market continued to reflect the
strongest statistical position in many years, as far as the
consuming markets in this country were concerned.
The
tight supply situation was dramatically illustrated when the
& Sugar Exchange on Aug. 20 suspended
New York Coffee
trading in No. 1 September contracts which call for delivery
of only Cuban sugar in bond.
The announcement on Tues¬
day, Aug. 20, that the Cuban quota had been filled prompted
"futures" market. The. filling of the
barred the entrance of about 100,000 tons
afloat or booked for shipment, and empha¬
sized the strength of the supply position.
Consumption
continues good and prospects of sugar-consuming fruit
crops are said to be generally better than last year.
Re¬
finers have been more active buyers of raw sugars, expecially
Philippines, while prices for refined sugars scored advances
during the month.
Toward the end of the month realizing
paused a moderate recession in prices.
heavy buying in the
Cuban quota
either in port,
MONTHLY REVIEW
Sales
of
follows:
raw
sugar
during the month
On Aug. 13 inport at 3.18e.;
reported
were
30; $1.35@$1.40 May 31; $1.36@$1.41 April 30; $1.32@
$1.37 March 30; $1.39@$1.44 Feb. 28; $1.40@$1.45 Jan. 31;
$1.46@$1.51 Dec. 31 1934; $1.30@$1.35 Nov. 30; $1.16@$1.21
Oct. 31 and on Sept. 29; $1.08@$1.13 Aug. 31; $1.05@$1.10
July 31; $1.14@$1.19 June 29; $1.18@$1.23 May 31; $1.22y2
June
as
Aug, 14 afloat at
3.18c.; on Aug. 20 in store at Norfolk, Oct. delivery at
3.45c.; on Aug. 22 ex-warehouse New York at 3.46^c. and
irport, New York, at 3.50c.; on Aug. 23 inport at 3.45c.;
on Aug. 26 prompt shipment at 3.45c.; on
Aug. 27 inport at
3.50c. and on Aug. 29 ex-store at 3.45c.
The wholesale
price for refined sugar was quoted by all refiners at 5.10c.
until Aug. 27 when some refiners announced an increase
to 5.30c.
This advance, however, was rescinded on Aug. 29.
■pM
h^Rubber
I Crude rubber started the month
on
''•',r'"
which
resulted
in
strengthening of the guilder.
was subject to some minor
a
Later iri the month the market
fluctuations, while the reduction of Malayan exports—from
49,751 tons in June to 48,975 tons in July—was considered
disappointing, in view of the cut in allowable shipments from
growing countries, the domestic consumption report showing
36,384 tons consumed during the month of July, exceeded
expectations, particularly in view of the widespread factory
shutdowns
early in the month.
A temporary rally was
by reports of increased buying of tire manufacturers
and by foreign advices stating that the Dutch East
Indies
caused
considering
are
effective
an
Jan. 1
on
export duty
1936.
on
estate rubber to become
In the
closing days of the month
prices eased appreciably, chiefly as a result of heavy liquida¬
tion in the September position, and with
factory demand
leaving much to be desired.
<
*
In
.
Ribbed smoked sheets for spot delivery were
quoted at
asked on Aug. 31 against 12%c. asked July 31;
12 7/16c. asked June 29; 12 3/16c. asked on
May 31; 11%c.
ll%c.
all
in
1934.
Textile*
The
textile
trades
grew
as
the
fall
season
approached.
Retail business, however, was somewhat ad¬
versely affected by oppressively high temperatures which
prevailed during the earlier part of the month.
In whole¬
sale trade orders expanded
materially, reflecting the depleted
condition
of wholesalers'
and
retailers'
stocks
in
Various adverse
general.
influences such as the uncertainty over the
processing taxes and the decline in raw cottop prices proved
only temporary as the general level of prices held firm.
Moderate advances on various important
staples were an¬
nounced
and
the
belief
gained
ground
that
a
scarcity in
certain lines with resultant
delays in deliveries may develop
and when merchants
proceed to cover the balance of
their seasonal requirements.
Raw cotton in
as
August reacted
sharply.
Prime influences
were
deniers
the Government
crop esti¬
11,798,000 bales, which exceeded most of the private
forecasts by a considerable margin, and later in the
month
mate of
Japanese crack double
.
JRevieed Cotton Loan Plan
to Be
The
cotton
26
Aug.
Announced ;by
9c. loan, prices broke
sharply, but when, a few days
later, under the pressure of the Southern Congressional
bloc,
the loan rate was increased to 10c. a
pound, with the pro¬
vision of 2c. in gift
payments, prices rallied
temporarily.
In the
closing days of the month, however, the trend again
became easier as weather conditions
grew more favorable
and Southern hedge pressure
began to increase.
The ap¬
pearance of private crop estimates as of the end of
August,
increasing the anticipated production above 12,000,000 bales,
also served to depress
sentiment, although reports fron^the
gray cloth market, largely under the influence of substantial
Government orders as planned by the "Works
Progress Ad¬
ministration, showed an improvement and the tense political
situation in Europe drew
attention, because of the inherent
possibility of larger demand for the staple from that
quarter.
12c.
Aug. 13.
Aug. 17,
on
Aug. 1, and from
A subsequent rally
but later it again
11.80c.,
10.65c., Aug. 31.
Print cloths at Fall River for
28-inch 64x60's was
unchanged at 5%c. throughout the
entire month.
The price of 27-inch cloth 64x60's was 5c.
Aug. 31, unchanged from July 31.
Osnaburgs were 10%c.
Aug. 31, also unchanged from July 31.
The
report of the
Census Bureau, issued
Aug. 16, and covering the month of
July; showed that cotton consumption in the United States
continued to exceed last
year's consumption by a substantial
margin. The amount consumed in
July was given as 391,771
bales of lint and 62,137 bales
of
linters, compared with
385,946 bales of lint and 61,905 bales of
linters in June 1935,
and 359,951 bales of lint and
63,484 bales of linters in
July 1934.
The woolen'goods market continued
dull in the men's
division, although most mills were able to maintain
tions at
a
normal rate.
wear
opera¬
New spring lines of
staple and fancy
suitings scheduled to be opened in the first week of
Septem¬
ber are expected to show
mark-ups of 7% to 10c. a yard.
Trading in women's wear dress fabrics improved
moderately,
but
demand
for
coatings was reported to suffer somewhat
competition of rayon materials.
Japanese double extra 13-15 deniers were
quoted Aug. 31
at $1.72@$1.79 against
$1.50@$1.64 July 31; $1.36@$1.41
from
Loan*
loan
by
policy announced Aug. 22 was revised
Agricultural Adjustment Administration.
the
pound
a
as
on cotton will be
announced
a week
ago.
The Government guarantee of a 12c. minimum
price has been
retained in the new plan, but the adjustment
payment be¬
tween the market
price and the 12c. minimum will be made
daily average of the 10 spot markets instead of on a
a
on
basis of four-month average as previously
proposed.
On
Aug. 27 Chester C. Davis, Administrator of the AAA, an¬
nounced a limit of 2c. on the adjustment
payment that
would be made to growers.
The Administrator's announce¬
ment said:
The
the
Government's
commitment
price and
average
12c.
is
to
pay
limited
producers the difference between
to
2c. per pound, and if it should
drop below 10c., a highly improbable contingency,
producers would be expected to put their cotton in the loan and wait for
develop that prices
prices
to
recover.
From
1
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Washington
advices, Aug. 27, to the New York
"Journal of Commerce" of Aug. 28, we take the
following
regarding the announcement of Administrator Davis:
statement, the Administrator explained, was made to "clarify any
impression" that might have been drawn from the announcement
of the new policy yesterday and in
response to inquiries as to whether the
producers would receive the difference between the average price and 12c.
erroneous
in
the
event
the
price declined below the
average
Simultaneously,
Jesse
Jones,
Corporation, told his weekly
loan
Chairman
10c.
the
of
level.
Reconstruction
Finance
conference that expenses of the modified
crop would approximate
something less than
It is pointed out that the loan is financed by the RFC and
program
on
$150,000,000.
disbursed by the
the
press
1935
Commodity Credit Corporation.
As to the modification of the plans,
Washington advices,
Aug. 26, to the New York "Herald Tribune" of Aug. 27 said:
The other major change in to-day's modification of the cotton
loan plan
assurance to farmers that their
subsidy from the Government
embraces the
amounting to the difference between
12c.
return
will
be based
the
on
the market price and the promised
daily average market price instead of the
average market price over a four-month
certain
a
on
l%c.
from
day when the
the
period.
average price
Government.
Thus
to
the
arrangement
of
farmer selling cotton
a
for that day is
;
,
How New Plan
Under
of a
reacted to
AAA—10-Cent
Granted to Farmere
Under the new plan, loans of 10c.
granted to farmers instead of 9c.
long-delayed announcement of the Administration's loan
policy for the new crop. Following the first announcement
was
$1.45@$1.50
quoted at
were
the
Spot cotton here in New York
this figure declined to 11.35c.
carried the price to
31;
His
active
more
the 20-22
of
case
$1.70@$1.75 Aug. 31 against $1.51@
$1.56 July 31; $1.30@$1.35 June 30; $1.33@$1.38 May 31;
$1.32@$1.37 April 30; $1.31@$1.36 March. 30; $1.40@$1.45
Feb. 28; $1.36@$1.41 Jan. 31; $1.43@$1.48 Dec. 31
1934;
$1.28@$1.33 Nov. 30; $1.10@$1.15 Oct. 31; $1.07@$1.12 on
Sept. 29 and Aug.
31;
$0.99@$1.04 July 31;
$1.11@
$1.16 June 29; $1.16@$1.21 May 31; $1.14@$1.19 April 30;
$1.25@$L30 March 31; $1.40@$1.45 Feb. 28; $1.52@$1.57
Jan. 31, all in 1934.
asked April
30; lli%c. asked on March 30 ; 12%c. Feb. 28;
12%c. asked Jan. 31; 13%c. asked Dec. 31 1934; 13 3/16c.!
asked on Nov. 30; 13c, asked on Oct
31; 14%e. bid. and
14 3/16c. asked on Sept. 29; 15%c. asked on
Aug. 31;
14 ll/16c. asked July 31;
14%c. asked June 30; 12V*c.
asked May 31; 13%c, asked on
April 30; 11 1/I6e. asked
on March 29;
10%c. asked on Feb. 28; 10c. asked Jan. 31,
the
extra
"V'
with
a, steadier trend,
largely under the Influence of the formation of a hew Butch
Cabinet
@$1.27% April 30; $1.33@$1.38 March
28; $1.55@$1.60 Jan. 31. all in 1934.
Feb.
Will
10 %c. will get
"
K;:
Work
last
Thursday the farmers would have had
wait to find out the average for the four-month
period. Under that system
farmers might have received
some
The
producer,
for
instance,
who
than
more
a
12c.
return and
others less.
cited
above, selling his cotton at
might find that the average price for the four months was lie.
10 %c.f;
He would then have received
a
was
payment of lc. from the Government, instead
of l%c.
The
new
arrangements
the demands of
represent a concession by the Administration to
Southern Senators who attacked the
plan promulgated last
week, but it represents
market, however.
great change in principle.
"
It encourages
a
freer
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Petroleum and Its Product*
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A
no
sharp slash in crude
oil prices in California, the first
major reduction since the spring of 1933, overshadowed all
other developments in the
petroleum industry during August.
Second in
interest
was
formal
approval of the inter-State
compact for crude control by Congress, which adjourned in
the final week of the month without
passing any other oil
legislation.
The cut in the West Coast
price level, posted Aug.
of California and met
immediately by all
Standard
29 by
other
major companies, was the direct result of the refusal of
certain producers to aid in
keeping production in line with
market demand, the
company made it plainly known in a
blunt statement
acompanying the announcement
duction.
of the
re¬
Prices were carried 3 to 93c. a barrel lower
to the point
where postings for the
higher grades were lower than for
low grade crudes.
The latter, incidentally, were not affected
by the reduction, prices being maintained
unchanged.
The
revised price list, for
instance, lists 14-15, gravity at Hunt¬
ington Beach at 65c. a barrel, with the
top grade crude of 30
gravity posted at 43c.
Similar abnormal
postings Prevailed in other fields.
In
punitive price cut similar to the current
posted in California, much the same conditions
existed with the trend of
prices opposite to normal market¬
early 1931, when
list
a
was
ing conditions.
Examination
fields carries out the
same
of
trend.
the
current
list
for
other
At Long Beach, 14 to 15
gravity is posted at 65c., with top grade of 31 posted at 46c.
Springs, the low of 21 gravity brings a price of
with top of 38 gravity posted at 41c.
At Kettleman
At Santa Fe
57c.
MONTHLY
Sept., 1935]
Hills, whefe the low of 34 is posted at 62e., the top grade
at 39 gravity brings only 56c.
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Secretary of the Interior Ickes, at a press conference in
W
ashington, held the
day
same
as
the announcement of the
EE VIEW
11
the close of the month, although it held public hearings dur¬
ing the final week in an effort to arrive at a decision.
The
court
ruling
appealed.
was
>
The
cuts, charged that the reduction had been delayed until Con¬
had been adjourned in order not to influence the course
constitutionality of the Texas Tender Board was
attacked by the Ocean Petroleum Co. in a suit filed in Fed¬
eral Court in Tyler, late in the month, seeking an injunction
of oil legislation before the recent Congress which failed
to pass.
He stressed the point that no such reduction had
taken place while the oil industry was under control of the
business.
gress
Federal Government.
He hooted at the inter-State oil
com¬
,
to restrain the Board
from interfering with the company's
petition charged that the method of ques¬
tioning witnesses by the Board at its public hearings is a
The
pact, which he had opposed from the start on the ground that
violation of the bill of rights, and that the information thus
obtained is made available to the company's competitors.
it
Research
was
California, however, while attending the
the compact was drawn up, did not
inadequate.
conference at
which
subscribe to it formally, its Legislature failing to ratify the
agreement.
The price cut
also brought the temporary suspension of
the Central Committee of California Oil Producers the fol¬
lowing day.
The committee adopted a resolution to suspend
operations "until such time as the proposed new producers'
agreement is consummated or the necessity for resumption of
duties by the Central Committee becomes apparent to the
industry."
It added that the committee desired to avoid
even any appearance of interference with the Committee of
Seven in its efforts to draw up a new production control
plan, and blamed the failure of "a substantial
number of
the producers of the State, both large and small," to observe
the allocation schedules ordered by the State Oil Umpire
acting in co-operation with the committee.
An
analysis of the revised price schedule disclosed that
cuts ranged from 3c, on 16 gravity to 63c. on 31
Long Beach.
69c.
to
on
gravity at
The reductions ranged from 4c. on 15 gravity
gravity at Huntington Beach.
At Santa Fe
30
Springs the cuts started at 15c. on 21 gravity and ran as
high as 93c. on 38 gravity.
The cut in Kettleman Hills
ranged from 31c. on 33 gravity to 55c. on 39 gravity.
All
other major companies met the cut.
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"Since
the first
tendency to break
June
of
there
has
been
an
increasing
from proration until at the present
time production is in excess of 600,000 barrels per
day as
against an estimated consumptive demand estimated by the
away
data
made
public
during the
month indicated
a
total recovery of 3,500,000,000 to 4,000,000,000 barrels from
the East Texas field, compared with an original estimate in
1931 placing the total yield at 2,200,000,000 barrels.
Total
recovery of crude from the field to mid-August was 680,-
905,000 barrels.
The
<
special committee named
by the Texas Legislature
to investigate conditions in the oil industry
the Lone Star
State heard Ernest O. Thompson, Chairman of the Railroad
Commission, charge that the major oil companies profited
largely by, and were largely responsible for price cuts. "For
50 years before State control of the oil
business," he added,
"the principal profits of the big companies were made by
reducing prices, after emptying their storage tanks* that
they might fill them again with cheap oil, and incidentally
acquire valuable oil properties at sacrifice prices from inde¬
pendents whose distress had been caused by the low prices.
Some will never be satisfied until they can return to the
predatory system, profiting from the misery of the weak."
Approved by the
Petroleum Institute,
board
of
directors
of
the
American
a preliminary draft of the voluntary
code of fair practices for the
marketing of petroleum prod¬
ucts was made public
during August.
The
proposed code
will be presented to oil marketers
throughout America in a
of fall meetings to be held under the direction of
C. E. Arnott, Vice-President of the API and
series
Vice-President
of the
Socony-Vacuum Oil Co., Inc.
The points covered by the code follow:
United States Bureau of Mines of less than 520,000 barrels
Prices applicable
day," the company's official statement said.
"With the
passing of the season of peak demand for petroleum the
company is confronted with large additions to storage which
and to all classes of
per
it is unwilling to
undertake, if at all, at the present level of
crude oil prices.
"A very large percentage
cessions
:
Coupon books must be sold and redeemed at' face value without discount.
Sale of goods below costs in order to
injure a competitor or" to set up a
monopoly is prohibited.
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tary agreement of proration in an effort to keep production
within consumptive demand," the company
continued, point¬
ing out that these efforts achieved no success."When it
is again demonstrated that production can be controlled to
held
contracts
no
for
the purchase
of crude oil which a
seller who does not wish to accept these prices cannot cancel
either immediately or upon 10 days' notice,
according to the
form of the agreement, and the company has a similar
right
to cancel out its day-to-day contracts
immediately.
A joint resolution ratifying the inter-State oil
compact, in¬
troduced in Congress two days before it adjourned on Aug. 26,
was signed by President Roosevelt on
Aug. 28. The compact
provided for inter-State determination of the amount of oil
available
them.
monthly.
Marland, of Oklahoma, original sponsor of the
inter-State compact plan for [control of crude oil
output,
called
a meeting of
representatives of the six States that
signed the compact—Oklahoma, Texas, Kansas, New Mexico,
Illinois
which
and
final
Colorado—for
details
before
will be determined.
Sept.
12 in Oklahoma
City,
Substitution of
the
Louisiana
and
Michigan—to attend
The new Conhally oil measure and a measure
offered by
Representative Cole, Chairman of the House subcommittee
assigned to investigate the oil industry and make recom¬
mendations for new legislation to the House
Committee on
Interstate and Foreign Commerce failed of
enactment in the
recent session of Congress.
Other developments in Washington
during the month of
major importance were an order from Secretary of the
Interior
Ickes
ordering all oil tankers to file reports
of
movements of crude and refined products from
Texas
under the authority vested in him
ports
by the Connally "hot oil"
Act.
The Senate refused to
pass an amendment to the
Guffey coal bill placing a tax of V2c. a gallon on fuel oil
offered by Senator Bankhead as a
compensatory tax.
A ruling by a Federal court in the case of
Brown vs.
Humble Oil & Refining Co. upset the entire
proration basis
of the orders issued by the Texas Railroad
Commission.
The court ruled that proration must be based on
acreage
per well.
The decision was hailed by major companies who
supported a concerted drive to forcebsuch
Commission.
a change
upon the
Independents, however, fought it on the basis
that it would virtually eliminate them from the
The Commission had not arrived at
any
Texas.
or
grade of petroleum products for another is
Vendors of petroleum products are prohibited from
paying taxes for
products.
Nor
any one.
they
may
engaged in the sale
pay
rentals
or
or
for
lending
money to or
consumption of petroleum
the
privilege of
advertising„or filling station property.
Marketers
displaying
v
'
of
petroleum products shall not knowingly do anything con¬
trary to existing contracts.
Lotteries, prizes or games of chance may not be used in connection with
thte sale of petroleum products.
Nor shall marketers give away
anything
except maps, touring information and advertising literature.
They may,
however, furnish water and air and provide such free services as
installing
and
removing tire chains, drain oil, &c.
Except in emergencies gasoline may not be sold to
A
motor vehicles
from
tank trucks.
Marketers of heating oils and fuel oils must make
fair and reasonable
a
charge for all burner
of
a
or
service or parts furnished.
deceptive claims with respect to merchandise, prices
or of a competitor are an unfair trade
practice.
service
or
marketer
A uniform basis of credit for the industry is established and
notes,- trade
acceptances, post-dated checks, or time drafts may not be used as
payment
of indebtedness in order to obtain
any additional credit accommodation.
Crude oil price changes posted during
August follow t
placing the compact into effect
Marland also said that he
Sept. 12 meeting.
brand
one
prohibited.
Governor
California^ Arkansas,
consumers
of the marketer are sold.
at
would invite representatives of the States who
agreed to the
compact but did not take formal action toward its approval-
they paint or furnish paint or sell any paint to jobbers,
for any purpose other than for usual
advertising $igng
gasoline buggies, wheel carts, Sue,, through which the
products
or
and pumps,
False
Governor
or
Nor may
retailers
and
disposable without waste.
It also provides
for inter-State agreement on State
quotas of production and
for the aid of the Bureau of Mines in
determining demand
of
for dealers
keep within consumptive demand,
it is to be hoped that
conditions will justify a return to higher prices."
The announcement pointed out further that the
company
Sellers
petroleum products may not provide buildings or equipment
for. consumers except trade-marked pump globes and advertis¬
ing devices, and they may make no repairs on equipment not owned
by
,
of the producers have been work¬
ing diligently, since the first of June to bring about a volun¬
to all classes, types, methods and quantities of delivery
buyers shall be posted.
No rebates, allowances, con¬
special benefits will be permitted.
or
a
Aug. 29—Standard Oil of California reduced light grade oils 3 to
93 cent,«
barrel.
Heavy grades held unchanged.
Other companies met the cut.
There were few major price changes in the retail refined
products field during August with the exception of a 10c. a
barrel break in fuel oil prices. The retail
gasoline market,
however, had assumed a heavy tone at the close of the
month and indications
pointed to widespread reductions
following the Labor Day holiday when the seasonal decline
in demand gathers momentum.
Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey adopted a new
,
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marketing
policy during the month in handling retail sales of
gasoline
through New Jersey. Under the new system, service station
prices of gasoline were set at 13c., less taxes.
The new
schedule, which meant reductions of fractions of a cent in
instances, and minor advances in others, was
quickly
some
met by all competitor companies.
The Bureau of Mines estimate of
September demand for
gasoline indicated that Federal experts expected the record
demand for gasoline to hold rather than show
its
customary weakening after Labor Day.
The weakness of
peak
the markets in the New York-New
the southern New
England marketing
Jersey-Pennsylvania, the mid-West
West Coast all indicated that downward
revisions
gasoline prices would be the rule rather than the
during September.
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Gasoline
stocks
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continued
industry in
August, withdrawals in
decision at
for
the year at
area,
and the
of retail
exception
\\
their
downward trend
one week
setting
nearly 2,000,000 barrels.
a new
during
weekly high
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MONTHLY
13
a
in Scranton.
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Co. lifted retail and tank wagon prices of
gallon and lowered prices at Syracuse by 1 cent
1
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'
gallon.
Oil Co.
Aug. 15—Standard
bunker fuel oil 10 cents a
1
/
of New Jersey lowered Grade B and O
barrel to $1.15 and 95 cents, respectively, at New
York, Baltimore, Norfolk, and Charlestown.
A similar cut was made
at the Gulf Coast ports.
No. 5 heating oil was cut 10 cents a barrel to
terminal and tank-car markets.
$1.15, all prices affecting
by exchange and cash at
The
to
^"Cent a gallon.
Aug. 19—A 1-cent a gallon advance
,
,
;
.
,
posted in
%
gallon in retail gasoline prices was
Syracuse by all major companies.
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FINANCING
AUGUST
THE
OF
THE
UNITED
STATES
count basis are given in
The smooth sailing which the
the following tables:
Amount
Bills
Dated
Treasury had been having
several months was somewhat inter¬
Not only did the prices of outstanding
Government issues undergo a noticeable decline from Aug. 12
until nearly the end of the month, the Treasury also had
the experience of seeing tenders for one of its auction sales
of guaranteed bonds fall below the principal amount of
bonds offered.
It was a rare, if not unprecedented, experi¬
of
Offering
Bills
Offered
-
3 1935
July
June 27 1935
4 1935
July
11 1935
July
Nov. 13 1935
1935
1935
1935
1935
Apr.
1935
1935
3
10
10
17
24
31
July
July
July
4 1935
July
Mature
Apr.
1 1936
133 days
133 days
1936
1936
1936
1930
1936
1936
1936
1930
273 days
273 days
Apr.
July
18 1935
July
July
25 1935
July
Aug.
1 1935
Aug.
7 1935
May
Aug.
8 1935
Aug.
Apr.
14 1935
May
Aug. 21 1935
May
Aug. 22 1935
Aug. 28 1935
May
Aug. 27 1935
Sept.
4 1935
June
8
15
22
29
6
13
20
27
3 1936
Subscrip¬
tions
$50,000,000
50,000,000
50,000,000
50,000.000
273 days
Nov. 20 1935
Apr.
Aug. 15 1935
TREASURY
.
persons.
Cash sales of the^e bonds in July amounted to
$21,648,185.43, or $28,864,247.24 maturity value, against $15,*
684,792.39, with $20,913,086.52 maturity value, in June. . ]
The details of the sales of Treasury bills sold on a dis¬
July
in retail prices of gasoline was posted
Aug. 28—A reduction of 1 cent a
.
said on Aug. 12 that $114,-
353,594.89 of "baby bonds" having a maturity value of $152,471,459.85 had been sold up to the end of July to 375,000
June 27 1935
Paul.
that time.
Department
Treasury
;
;
New Jersey extended the 10-cent a barrel
cut inj Grade O bunker fuel oil prices to include points in Nova Scotia,
Canada, Mexico, Central America, Panama, and the West Indies.
;
"
Aug. 17—Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey increased the J^-cent discount
for deliveries to barges, on No. 1 and No. 2 heating oil in New York only,
Aug. 17—Standard Oil Co. of
in Minneapolis and St.
A total of
bonds.
Aug. 13—Socony-Vacuum Oil
a
$1,610,886,550 of First Liberty Loan
$1,933,000,000 of First Libertys was retired
allotted in exchange for
gallon to 16 cents, tax included,
gasoline at Buffalo 1 cent a
bonds and $864,480,000 of 1%% notes had been
the 2%%
Representative price changes, showing the trend of refined
petroleum products prices throughout the country, follow:
Aug. 12—All major companies slashed retail gasoline prices 3 cents
•t..'"VV;
50,000,000
273 days
273 days
50,000,000
50,000,000
273 days
50,000,000
273 days
273 days
50,000,000
50,000,000
273 days
.50,000,000
273 days
$88,147,000
158,424,000
124,306,000
197,310,000
223,998,000
160,295,000
158,852,000
150,119,000
139,638,000
123,036,000
50,000,000
84,157,000
163,683,000
with its financing for
rupted in August
for the Treasury.
ence
:
1,
,
$100,000,000 Federal Farm Mortgage
Corporation four-year 1 y2% bonds, put up for sale on Aug. 28,
that met with a lukewarm reception from the market.
Secre¬
tary of the Treasury Henry Morgenthau Jr. announced on
Aug. 29 that only $85,592,000 in tenders were received for
the issue, of which $85,262,000 had been accepted.
The
tenders ranged in price from 100 to 98, with the average 99.
The average yield was 1.762%.
"Hesitancy of investors to bid for the bonds on the falling
market," said a Washington dispatch to the New York
"Times," "was believed by Government financing experts to
have caused the failure of the full issue.
It was also
apparent that in setting the interest rate at 1^% the
Treasury had shaved* the market, as it stood on Saturday,
very close, leaving itself vulnerable to the further decline in
Government bond prices which occurred Monday and Tues¬
day while the new issue was being sold."
It was an issue of
The
of
comment
issue went
Secretary
Morgenthau on the
way
the
that "it wasn't so good," while Government
was
bond market circles
were
inclined to attribute the rather
reception acorded the issue to the Treasury's insistence
on relying on the auction method of selling.
A cooler re¬
sponse had previously been noted for the $100,000,000 of
2%% Treasury bonds of 1955-1960 which had been offered
on Aug.
14.
For these bonds the average price bid was
100 25/32, compared with an average price of 10118/32 for
a comparable issue marketed on July 31.
The recession in
Government bond prices began about the time bids were
being prepared on the mid-August issue of 2%s.
Secretary
Morgenthau, nevertheless, was quoted as follows on Aug. 29:
"Secretary Morgenthau said flatly that he did not believe the
Treasury's practice of selling bonds on an auction basis, that
is, to the highest bidders, had caused the under-subscrintion
of the issue.
The auction system, as far as the
Treasury is concerned, has worked very well with this one
exception."
No decision had been made on Aug. 29 as to whether the
unsold portion of the Federal Farm Mortgage bond issue,
amounting to $14,718,000, would be sold in the near future.
The last previous occasion in which a Federal issue had not
attracted bids equal to the principal amount of securities
offered was in August 1933, when the aggregate bids received
on a $50,000,000 issue of Home Owners' Loan Corporation
poor
.
,
.
accepted.
$100,000,000 issue of 2%%
The
on
July 31
was
Amount
tions
Accepted
Price
June 27 1935
July
4 1935
4 1935
July
July
11 1935
18 1935
July
25 1935
July
Aug.
1 1935
Aug.
8 1935
Aug. 15 1935
Aug. 22 1935
Aug. 27 1935
years
on
a
cash basis.
Secretary Morgenthau made public on Aug. 6 the final
figures on the exchange offering of 2%% bonds and 1*k°/o
notes for First Liberty Loan bonds called for redemption
last April.
The final returns showed that $746.406,550• of
0.072%)
99.919
0.107% f
99.975
0.068%)
.99.939
$75,150,000
0.080%/
/;
99.961
49,957
99.946
50,102,000
99.947
50,072,000
50,045,000
50,000,000
50.046.000
99.945
99.938
99.904
99.885
75,185,000
0.052%
0.057%
0.071%
0.070%
0.073%
0.082%
0.127%
0.151%
75,079,000
75,129,000
75,106,000
75,185,000
75,112,000
75,024,000
50,054,000
50,114,000
AND DIVIDENDS IN AUGUST
RAILROAD FINANCING
■
,
$50,000,000 Pennsylvania Company—Kuhn, Loebjfc Co. offered Aug. 29
at 100% and int. $50,000,000 28-year 4% secured bonds due
Aug. 1 1963.
The bonds will be a direct obligation of the
company and will be secured by the pledge of 375,000 shares
of common stock or Norfolk & Western Ry., which had an
indicated market value, based on the closing bid on Aug. 1
1935, of $69,562,500.
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16 by a group comprised of Salomon Bros. &
Hutzler; R. W. Pressprich & Co.; Dick & Merle-Smith; Stroud
& Co., Inc.; Freeman & Co., and R. L. Day & Co.
The cer¬
15,282,000 Pennsylvania
was
made Aug.
tificates are due
$566,000 on each 15th day of Jan. and July
Jan. 15 1949, incl.
Priced to yield from
from Jan. 15 1936 to
to 3.075%, according to maturity.
The group was
awarded the issue Aug. 15 by the Reconstruction Finance
0.375%
Corporation on its tender of 107.65,
aggregate premium of $1,189,837.
PUBLIC UTILITY
which represented an
FINANCING
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$5,400,000 Public Service Co. of New Hampshire—A group headed by
Paine, Webber & Co. offered on Aug. 26 at 102.04% and int.,
to yield 36A%, a new issue of $5,400,000 1st mtge. 3H% bonds,
series C, due Aug. 1 1960.
The issue has been underwritten by
Paine, Webber & Co.; Graham, Parsons & Co.; Schoellkopf,
Hutton & Pomeroy, Inc., and Laurence M. Marks & Co.
4,500,000 Savannah Electric & Power Co.—Stone & Webster and Blodget ,
Inc.; the First Boston Corp.; Brown Harriman & Co., Inc., and
Bonbright & Co., Inc., offered at 100 and int. $4,500,000 1st &
ref. mtge. 5% gold bonds, series F, due Sept. 1 1955.
3,000,000 Coast Counties Gas & Electric Co.—Dean Witter & Co.;
Blyth & Co., Inc.; Wm. R. Staats Co.; Mitchum, Tully & Co.;
E. H. Rollins & Sons, Inc.; Schwabacker & Co.; Wm. Cavalier
& Co.; Elworthy & Co.; Bankamerica Co., and Conrad, Bruce
& Co. offered at 103M ahd int. $3,000,000 1st mtge. 4% bonds,
series B, due 1965.
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Hydro-Electric Co.—-An issue of $425,000 1st lien
due 1954, of the company
Edward B. Smith & Co.,;
W. Clark & Co. and the Maine Securities Co., as agents
the company.
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425,000 Bangor
& rer. mtge. gold bonds, 4% series
has been placed privately through
with
er's loans
Issue of.
,
perceptible decline in new financing in the domestic
market for August occurred as compared with the total for
the previous month.
However, despite this shrinkage in
volume, total financing in August of the present year greatly
exceeded that of one year ago.
Refunding operations con¬
tinued to comprise the major portion of the month's emis¬
sions.
A few issues of size brought out during the month
were the $50,000,000 offering of the Pennsylvania Company,
which consisted of 28-year 4% secured bonds, priced at 100
and interest and due Aug. 1 1963.
In addition one other
issue of importance was the $20,000,000 offering of the
Cudahy Packing Co. made up of 1st mtge. SM% sinking
fund bonds, series "A", priced at 100 (flat) and due Sept. 1
1955.
A smaller issue of 4% convertible sinking fund de¬
bentures also priced at 100 (flat) and in the amount of $5,000,000, was offered simultaneously by the same company.
Below we give the larger offerings for August:
compared
an average yield of
2.771% to the earliest call date and
2.787% to the maturity date for the July 31 issue.
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The offering of Federal Farm Corporation bonds on
Aug. 28 was in line with the policy enunciated by W. I.
Myers, Governor of the Farm Credit Administration, on
Aug. 5, of advancing mortgage loans in cash instead of
bonds of the Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation.
Governor
Myers felt that, with the ready market for FFMC bonds,
guaranteed both as to principal and interest by the Federal
Government, there would be no difficulty in selling securities
in the market and putting the Land Bank and Commission¬
Maturing
A
Treasury bonds offered
later was 2.829%,
50,000,000
50,045,000
50,100,000
50,062,000
50,015,000
50,050,000
SECURITY ISSUES
NEW
99.973
$50,007,000
$88,147,000
158,424,000
124,300,000
197,310,000
223,998,000
160,295,000
158,852,000
150,119,000
139,638,000
123,030,000
84,157,000
163,683,000
June 27 1935
the fourth such offering by the Treasury
maturity date five
Yield
Average
Offered
in recent weeks.
It brought in $510,958,000 of bids, rang¬
ing from 101 25/32 down to 10117/32. But when the fifth
offering of 2%s on an auction basis came on Aug. 14 only
$147,264,000 of bids were received, with 101 8/32 as the
high bid and 100 21/32 as the low. The average yield to
the nearest call date, March 15 1933. was 2.822%, and to
the
Subscrip¬
.
1#i % bonds amounted to $48,000,000, of which $42,000,000
were
To Redeem
BiUs
E.
for
INDUSTRIAL
AND MISCELLANEOUS
FINANCING
$20,000,000 Cudahy Packing Co.—PubUc offering was made Aug. 6 of
$20,000,000 1st mtge. sinking fund 3%% bonds, series A,
due Sept. 1 1955, at 100 (flat).
The offering was made by
a group
of underwriters composed of Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
Inc.; Goldman, Sachs & Co.;, Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co^
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F. S. Moseley & Co.; Central Republic Co.; A. G. Becker &
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Co.; Hallgarten & Co.; Shields & Co.; Bancamerica-Blair Corp.;
Hayden, Stone & Co.; Paine, Webber & Co.; Blair, Bonner &
Co., and First of Michigan Corp.
$5,000,000 Convertible Debentures Offered—The same group
also made public offering of $5,000,000 convertible sinking
fund 4% debentures at 100 (flat).
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9,000,000 Armstrong Cork Co.—CORRECTION—The $9.000,000 15year 4% debentures offered on July 24 (and noted in the Bank
& Quotation Record of Aug. 9 1935) were priced at 100 and
int.
fnot
110 and int.l.
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$5,500,000 Champion Paper & Fibre Co.—W. E. Hutton & Co.; Gold;
man, Sachs & Co., and associates offered on Aug. 15, by means
of a prospectus, $5,500,000 of 4H% sdebs., due Sept. 1
1950 and priced at 100% and int.
Concurrently, public offering of shares of a new issue of 60,000 shares of 6% cumulative
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by means of a prospectus, priced at $100 a share and divs.,
subject to allotment and to the company's exchange offer ro
holders of all outstanding preferred stock of the company
and its subsidiary, the Champion Fibre Co.
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Atlantic
Atlas Corp.—Initial dividend of 30c. a share on the common
ble Sept. 16 1935.
^nd interest.
and
Co.-—Lehman Bros,
Biscuit
associates
15, by means of a prospectus, 42,000 shares of
5% pref. stock, or cash receipts in respect thereof, of the com¬
pany, priced at $101 a share.
The entire net proceeds of the
sale of this stock will be applied towards the redemption of all
the company's present outstanding first pref. stock on Oct. 1
1935 at $120 a share.
offered Aug.
40,000 shs. Sonotone Corp.—Van Alstyne, Noel & Co., Inc., New York,
offered 40,000 shares of cumulative convertible pref. stock at
$10 a share, with common stock option warrants and sinking
fund.
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$160,000 Lynchburg (Va.) Theatre—Galleher & Co., Richmond, Va.,
offered $160,000 1st mtge. 5H % serial bonds at prices to
yield 5H%.
These bonds were offered for sale only to residents of and within the State of Virginia.
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Beneficial Loan
Societyl (Del.)—Dividend of 20c. ppr share on the com¬
stock, no par value, payable Sept. 1.
This compares with 15c.
June 1, last; 12Hc. per share each three months from June 1
1934 to March 1 1935, inclusive, and eight cents per share previously
mon
paid
MUNICIPAL FINANCING
$9,647,000 Chicago, III., 3H % refunding bonds, including $5,000,000 due
Jan. 1 1953 and callable beginning Jan. 1 1946 and $4,647,000
maturing Jan. 1 1955 and callable Jan. 1 1951, awarded to a
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syndicate headed by Brown Harriman & Co., Inc. of New York
at a price of 103.699, or a net interest cost to the city of about
3.14%.
In re-offering the bonds the bankers priced the issue of
$5,0u0,000 to yield 3% to the first optional date and 3.50% there;;
after, while the block of $4,647,000 was offered on a yield basis
of 3.05% to the first call date and 3.50% thereafter.
8,806,000 Tennessee (State of) 3, 3X and 4% bonds, including $6,056,000 for refunding bonds, all maturing fiom 1937 to 1946 incl.,
purchased by the Chase National Bank of New York and asso¬
ciates at a price of 100.03, the financintg having been negotiated
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by the State at a net interest cost of 3.19%.
These bonds,
irrespective of coupon rates, maturing from 1937 to 1945 incl.
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were re-offered to yield from 1.50% to 3.10%,
3s of 1946 were offered at a price of 99.75.
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each quarter.
Aug. 31
1936 to 1963 incl., were awarded by the
Resonstruction
purchased
at a
by
the Public works Administration from the city
price of par.
at prices to
5,500,000 Chicago, 111., Board of Education 3H% refunding bonds, due
Jan.
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1 1955 and callable Jan. 1 1946, awarded to a group of
Chicago banks headed by the First National Bank at a price
3.33%.
The banks publicly offered
3.15% to the first optional date and
3.50% thereafter.
of 102.18, a basis of about
the issue at prices to yield
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2,534,000 Cleveland, Ohio, 4 % sewage disposal bonds sold by the Recon¬
struction Finance Corporation to an account headed by Halsey,
Stuart& Co., Inc., of New York as follows: $1,394,000, maturing
from 1936 to 1942 incl., were disposed of at a price of 101.365, a
basis of about 3.59% while the remaining $1,140,000, due from
,
1935 to 1958 incl.,
3.94%.
brought
Re-offering
was
a price of 100.565, or a basis of about
made by the bankers at prices to yield
from 2% to 3.90%, according to maturity.
2,505,000 Loa Angeles County, Calif.,
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bonds, due serially from 1936 to 1956 incl., sold by the Recon¬
struction Finance Corporation to the Anglo-California National
Bank of San Francisco and associates at a price of 101.65, a
basis of about 3.79%.
Publicly re-offered at prices to yield
from 1% to 3.70%, according to maturity.
2,400,000 Grand Rapids, Mich., refunding bonds, including $1,200,000
V
3Hs, due from 1936 to 1940 incl., and $1,200,000 3s, due from
1941 to 1945 incl., awarded to a syndicate headed by
Lehman
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Charis Corp.—The directors have declared a special dividend
share on the common stock, no par value, payable Sept. 3.
dividend of 25c. was also paid on Nov. 1 1933.
paid previously.
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on
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62Hc. per share on the common stock, par $10, payable Sept. 30.
This
with 50c. paid in each of the three preceding quarters, and 25c.
share pain on Sept. 30, June 30 and March 31 1934.
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compares
per
Commercial Investment Trust Corp.—Quarterly dividend on the no par
common stock increased from 50c. to 70c. per share, in addition to an
extra dividend of 40c. per share on
An initial regular quarterly
convertible preference stock, $4.25
payable Oct. 1 1935.
this issue.
dividend of $1.06H per share on the
Y
series of 1935. was authorized; all the dividends are
Douglas Aircraft Co., Inc.—Dividend of 75c. per share on the common
stock, no par value, payable Sept. 27.
This will be the first dividend
paid on the common stock since Sept. 21 1933 when a semi-annual pay¬
ment of 37Hc. per share was made.
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(E. I.) du Pont de Nemours & Co., Inc.—Quarterly dividend of 90c. per
share in addition to an extra dividend of 35c. per share on the common
stock, par $20, both payable Sept. 14.
Previously the company had
distributed regular quarterly dividends of 65c. per share from June 15
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1934 to and including June 15 1935, and 50c. each three months from
Sept. 15 1932 to and including March 15 1934.
In addition an extra
dividend of 15c. was paid on Dec. 15 1934.
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Eastman Kodak Co.—Extra dividend of 25c. per share in
addition to a
regular quarterly dividend of $1.25 per share on the no par common
both payable Oct. 1 1935.
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Electric Controller & Mfg. Co.—Quarterly dividend
the common stock, no par value, payable Oct. 1.
stock
of 50c. per share on
Previously reqular
Juarterly dividends of 25c. per share an extra dividend of Oct. 1was paid
1932 to
uly 1 1935, inclusive.
In addition had been paid from 25c.
on
July 1 last.
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Electrographic Corp.—Quarterly dividend of 25c. per share on the com¬
mon stock, no par value, payable Sept. 3.
This dividend will be the
first paid on the common stock since Sept. 2 1930 when 50c. was distrib¬
uted.
The company recently cleared up all accumulations on the 7%
preferred stock.
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Federated Publications, Inc.—Special dividend of 25c. per share on the
common stock, no par value, payable Sept. 15.
The directors state that
the declaration of the special dividend at this time does not establish a
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policy.
Dividends previously paid were 15c. July 31 1931,
April 30 1931, prior to which the company distributed quarterly
per share.
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dividend
15c.
dividends of 30c.
First Bank Stock Corp.—Dividend of 15c. per share on
stock, par value $10, payable Oct. 1.
This compares with
April 1, last, and on Oct. 1 and April 1 1934. *
the common
10c. paid on
General Motors Corp.—Extra dividend of 25c. per share and a. tegular
quarterly dividend of 50c. per share on the common stock both payable
Sept. 12 1935.
Quarterly distributions of 25c. per share were paid on
the common stock since and including June 13 1932.
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Globe-Wernicke Co.—Dividend of $2 per share on the pref. stock, par
$100, for the year 1935.
$1 is payable Sept. 1, 50c. on Oct. 1 and the
balance on Jan. 1 1936.
The above will be the first dividend paid since
the reorganization of the company in Oct. 1934.
Goodall Securities Corp.—Extra dividend of 10c. per share in addition
to the regular quarterly dividend of 50c. per share on the common stock,
no
par
value, both payable Sept. 2.
Gude Winmill Trading Corp.-*—Initial dividend of $1 per
capital stock of no par value, payable Aug. 15 1935.
share on the
Sugar Co.—The directors have declared an extra dividend of
60c. per share in addition to the regular quarterly dividend of like amount
on the common stock, par $20, both payable Oct.
15.
1,750,000 St. Louis, Mo., 2%% relief bonds, due serially from 1941 to
1945 incl., optional on or after Sept. 1 1940, awarded to an
account headed by the Boatmen's National Bank and the Mis¬
sissippi Valley Trust Co., both of St. Louis, at a price of 100.11,
a basis of about 2.72%.
Hazeltine
1,910,000 Buffalo, N. Y., bonds, including $1,150,000 3.10% relief and
general improvement issues, maturing serially from 1936 to 1945
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ciates at 100.05, a basis of about 3.09%, which also purchased
a $760,000 3X%
water supply issue, due from 1936 to 1955
incl., at a price of 100.05, a basis of about 3.24%.
The entire
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$1,910,000 bonds were re-offered by the bankers at prices to
yield from 0.80% to 3.25%, according to maturity.
common
to
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Changes in dividend declarations in August are mostly of
The following table, divided into two
sections, namely, "Favorable Changes" and "Unfavorable
Changes," gives the more important of the changes:
a
favorable nature.
Corp.—Extra dividend of 25c.
per
share in addition to the
the capital stock of no
regular quarterly dividend of like amount on
par value, both payable Sept. 14 1935.
quarterly dividend of 50c. per
of 25c. per share on the no par
Previously the company had
paid regular quarterly dividends of 25c. per share.
Extra dividends
of 25c. were paid in each of the four preceding quarters.
International Nickel Co. of Canada, Ltd.—Quarterly dividend on the
no par common stock increased from 15c. per share to 20c. per share,
payable Sept. 30 1935.
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Hoskins Manufacturing Co.—Regular
share in addition to an extra dividend
stock,
both payable Sept. 26.
Irving Air Chute Co., Inc.—Extra dividend of 10c. per,share in addition
to a quarterly distribution of 15c. per share on the sommon stock, both
payable Oct. 1.
Regular quarterly dividends of 10c. per share were
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paid in each of the three preceding quarters.
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(Julius) Kayser & Co.—Dividends on the common stock
25c. per share to 65c. per share, payable Sept. 10 1935.
Kirby Petroleum Co.—The directors have declared a
increased from
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dividend of 10c.
{>er dividend was commonMarch 10 last, value, payable and April
share on the paid on stock, no par March 1 1934 Sept. 15.
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FAVORABLE CHANGES
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Alabama Water Service Co.—Dividend of $1.50 per share on account of
accumulations on the $6 cumulative preferred stock, no par value, paya¬
ble Sept. 1.
This payment will be the first made-on this issue since
Dec. 1 1932 when a regular quarterly dividend of like amount was distributed.
Accumulations after the payment of Sept. 1 dividend will
amount to $15 per share.
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American
Crystal Sugar Co.—The directors have declared
an initial
dividend of $1.50 per share on the 6% cumulative fisrt preferred stock,
par
$100, payable Oct. 1 1935.
American-European Securities Co.—Dividend of $1.50 a share on the
$6 cumulative preferred stock of no par value, covering the three months'
period ended April 30 1932.
This will be the first dividend paid since
Jan. 30 1932 when a regular quarterly of like amount was distributed.
American Factors, Ltd.—Monthly dividend on the capital stock increased
from 10c. a share to 20c. a share, payable Aug. 10 1935.
American Sumatra Tobacco Co.—Extra dividend of $1 a share in addi¬
tion to the regular quarterly dividend of 25c. on the no par common
stock.
Half oi the extra dividend (50c.) and the 25c. regular, will be paid
on
on
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Climax Molybdenum Co.—Dividend of 50c. per share on the no par com¬
mon stock, payable Sept. 30 1935.
This compares with 25c. a share
price of 100.039, or a net interest cost
city of 3.13%.
Re-offered at prices to yield from 1%
3.20%, according to interest rate and maturity of bonds.
a
to the
—
of 50c. per
A special
Hawaiian
Bros, of New York at
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Wheel
share
Public re-offering was made by the bankers
yield from 1 % to 3.90%, according to maturity.
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class B stock, both payable
Co.—The directors have declared a dividend of $3.50 per
account of accumulations on the 7% cum. 1st pref. stock par
$100, payable Sept. 30.
This will be the first payment made on the
pref. stock since June 30 1932 when a regular quarterly dividend of $1.75
per share was distributed.
Accumulations after the payment of the
current dividend will amount to $19.25 per share.
Budd
while $1,950,000
Finance Corporation to the Chase National Bank of New York
and associates at a price of 103.11.
The bonds were originally
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6,431,000 New York, N. Y., 4% various purposes bonds, due serially
from
on
Brown Fence & Wire Co.—Initial dividends of $2 per share on
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2,000 shs. Loose-Wiles
Building Trust Co. (Boston)—Semi-annual dividend of $1.50
16.
This compares with
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$1 paid on March 15 last.
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5,500,000 (The)Kresge Foundation.—Public offering was made Aug. 8
at 100 and int. of a new issue of $5,500,000 10-year 4% col¬
lateral trust notes by Blyth & Co., Inc.; Merrill, Lynch & Co.;
Cassatt & Co., Inc.; White. Weld & Co.; Hemphill, Noyes &
Co.; Kidder, Peabody & Co., and the First of Michigan Corp.
Proceeds to be received by the Kresge Foundation from the
sale of the issue amounting to $5,335,000 are to be used to re;
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duce bank loans incurred for the most part to pay the redemp¬
tion price of $5,667,500 principal amount of 10-year collateral
trust 6% gold notes due June Jr 1936, but called for redemp¬
tion on June 1 1935 at 103
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MONTHLY
Sept., 1935]
Sept. 16 1935.
Dec. 16 1935.
The balance on the extra distribution will be paid
Associates Investment Co.—Initial
new 7% cum. pref. stock, par $100,
dividend of $1.14 per share on the
payable Sept. 30 to holders of record
Sept. 20.
This dividend is payable on shares issued on June 17 1935.
The directors also declared an initial dividend of 20c. a share on the new
no-par common
stock, payable Sept. 30 1935.
The common stock
was
Michigan
Steel Tube Products Co.—The directors
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declared a
value, payable
have
dividend of 25c. per share on the common stock, no par
This payment will mark the resumption of dividends on the
common stock, as no payments have been made since Oct. 1 1931, when
10c. was distributed.
Ten cents was also paid on July 1 1931, as against
20c. on April 1 and 37Hc. per share on Jan. 2 1931.
Sept. 10.
(F. E.) Myers & Bros.—Quarterly dividend of 50c. per share on the com¬
mon stock, no par value, payable Sept. 30.
This compares with 40c.
paid in each of the four preceding quarters.
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National Credit Co.—Dividend of $1.25 per share was paid on account of
accumulations on the 7% cumulative first pref. stock on Aug. 15 1935.
This compares with $1 per share paid in each of the 14 preceding quarters.
Corp.—Dividend of $1.31 X per share on account of accumulations
This
Oct. 1
1931, when a regular quarterly dividend or like amount was paid.
Accruals on the preferred stock after the payment of the Oct. 1 divi¬
Nehi
on the $5.25 divY
1st pref. stock, no par value, payable Oct. 1.
distribution will be the first made on the preferred stock since
dend "will amount to
recently split 5-for-l.
A simi-
15 1933,
being the first payment smade since Sept. 10 1925 when a
quarterly dividend of 25 cents per share was paid.
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Merchants & Manufacturers Securities Co.—The directors have de¬
clared an initial dividend of $1 per share on the $2 participating pref.
stock, no par value, payable Oct. 15.
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Mesta Machine Co.—The directors have declared a quarterly dividend of
50c. per share on the common stock, par $5, payable Oct. 1.
This com¬
pares with 37He. paid on July 1, April 1 and Jan. 1 last, this latter being
the initial dividend on the common stock since the company distributed
a 66 2-3% stock dividend in Nov. 1934.
this latter
$19.68H per share.
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Pacific Finance Corp. of Cal.—Dividend of 30c. per share on the com¬
mon stock, par $10, payable Oct. 1.
This compares with 15c. distributed
in each of the three preceding quarters.
Pacific Indemnity Co.—Dividend of 15c. per share on the common stock,
par $10, payable Oct. 1. This payment will mark the resumption of divi¬
dends on the common stock as no disbursements have been made since
Phoenix Securities Corp.—Dividend of $2 per share in cash and H of
a share additional preferred stock for each share held on the
preferred
thus paying up all accruals on this issue.
The payment will be made
on Aug. 15 1935.
Procter & Gamble Co.—Extra dividend of 25c. per share on the no par
common stock, payable Sept. 25.
A regular quarterly dividend of 37 He.
per share was paid
on this issue on Aug. 15, last.
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;
an
extra dividend of 10c. was distributed
per
of like amount
.
common
stock,
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,
par
.
rise
For the Con¬
a
exerted
the
every
to
their
quit
to bring
pressure
But the tired and
posts
Administration's
in
must
about
superheated
legislation
an
ad¬
were
Congressmen
weary
not
Washington
had
been got
The result was that throughout the first
half weeks of August, and particularly in the
the way,
a
immediately
preceding
adjournment
a
Aug. 26, the legislative mills
few
minutes
were
made to
grind at double-quick.
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Without the customary consideration, bills of the first
importance were rushed through the two houses and com¬
promise after compromise was hastily reached. In the con¬
cluding dgys of the session legislation of such vital import
as
the banking bill, utility holding company bill,
Guffey
coal bill, the gold clause bill, and the tax bill were jammed
through the two houses and through conference at a fast
clip.
The stock market community took the most lively
share in addition to the
the
on
$2.5Q> hoth payable fept, 30. t
Swan-Finch Oil Corp.—Dividend of 43 He.
slowed down the
being cleared preparatory to adjourn¬
dragged out longer than any for more
decade, and after the middle of the month the Ad¬
ministration
week
paid on July 1 last, 50c. paid April 1 and Jan. 2
1935 and Dec. 31 1934, this latter being the first made since April 1
1932 when a regular quarterly dividend of $1.50 per share was distributed.
regular quarterly dividend
than
that
Washington.
were
after midnight on
per share on account
the 6% cum. pref. stock, par $100, payable Oct. 1.
Sparta Foundry Co.—Extra dividend of 25c.
exhaustion
session
The
three and
This compares with $1
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gressional decks
ment.
until
Spang Chalfant & Co., Inc.—Dividend of $1.50
on
much
so
the nature of the news from
permitted
June 29
on
not
was
as
out of
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South Penn Oil Co.—Dividend of 35c. per share on the capital stock,
par $25, payable Sept. 30.
This compares with 30c. paid each three
months from March 31 1934 to and including June 29.
of accumulations
opened the stock market had been steadily on
A recession might have been
expected on the ground of fatigue, if "Sjti no other, after this
long upward movement.
But the signs were abundant that
journment.
Reynolds Spring Co.—Quarterly dividend of 25c. per share on the new
common stock, par $1, payable Sept. 29.
Previously the company paid
dividends of 10c. per share each quarter since and including Dec. 29
In addition
As August
the advance for four months.
it
April 1 1933 wheq a quarterly dividend of 25c. was paid.
Phoenix Hosiery Co.—Dividend of 87 He. per share on account of accumuulations on the 7% cumulative first pref. stock, payable Sept. 1 1935.
1934.
last.
REVIEW
-
share on account of ac¬
cumulations on the 7 % cum. pref. stock, payable Sept. 3.
The last
previous regular quarterly dividend of like amount was piad on Dec. 1
per
interest
.Tacony-Palmyra Bridge Co.-—Dividend of 50c.
pares with 25c.
paid
on
and
per share on the class A
value, payable Sept. 30.
This com¬
June 30 and March 30 last.
and class B common stock,
no par
House differences
dered.
Timkin Roller Bearing Co.—Extra dividend of 50c. per share in addition
to the regular quarterly dividend of 25c. per share on the no
par capital
stock, both payable Sept. 5 1935.
"
United States Gypsum Co.—In addition to the declaration of its usual
>
quarterly dividend of 25c. per share
declared
ments
United
an
are
the
extra dividend of like amount
payable
on
Oct.
1
next.
on
t
this
issue, both disburse<
.
J
,
States &
International Securities Corp.—The directors have
per share on account of accumulations on
the $5 cumulative first pref. stock, no par value,
payable Sept. 10.
This payment will be the first made since Nov. 1 1930 when a
regualr
quarterly dividend of $1.25 per share was distributed.
Accumulations
as of Nov.
1 after the payment of the Sept. 10 dividend will amount to
$24.50 per share.
declared
a
dividend of 50c.
United Wall Paper
Factories, Inc.—Dividend of $13.50
count of accumulations on the
1935.
6%
cum. prior
a
share
on
ac¬
pref. stock, payable Sept. 1
This will be the first payment made on the preferred stock since
Sept. 1 1931 when
distributed.
a
regular quarterly dividend of $1.50
.a
share was
*
•:
' "
Co.—Dividend of 40c. per share on the common
value, payable Sept. 30.
In each of the three preceding
quarters dividends of 20c. per share were distributed.
w
Universal
stock,
Products
no
par
Van Raalte
Co., Inc.—Initial dividend of 25c per share on the common
stock, payable Sept. 1 1935.
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift Co., Inc.—Extra dividend of 87He. per share
in addition to the regular
quarterly dividend of 12He. on the common
stock, no par value, both payable Oct. 1.
Extras of 37He. per share
were paid In each of the three preceding quarters, while on Oct. 1 1934
an extra of 50c.
per share was paid.
Mapes Consolidated Mfg. Co.—Dividend of 50c. per share on the com¬
mon stock, payable Oct.
1.
This compares with 75c. per share pre¬
viously paid each quarter,
Malone Light & Power Co.-—Directors decided to take no action on the
payment of the dividend
stock of no par value.
ordinarily due at this time on the $6 cum. pref.
The last regular quarterly dividend of $1.50
per share was distributed on May 1., last.
,
Monroe Chemical Co.—Dividend of 25c. per share on the no
par common
stock, payable Oct. 1.
This compares with 50c. paid on Dec. 24 1934
and March 20 1934, prior to which no dividends had been
distributed
since July 1 1930, when a regular quarterly
payment of 37Hc. per share
made.
Pepperell
Manfacturing
stock reduced from $3 per
Co.—Semi-annual
dividend
on
the
capital
share to $1.50 per share, payable Aug. 15 1935.
Standard Brands Inc.—Dividend of 20c. per share on the
no par value,
payable Oct. 1.
This compares with 25c.
stock,
per share paid
each three months from Jan. 3 1933 to and
including July 1, last.
Waldorf System—Quarterly dividend of 12Hc. per share on the common
stock, no par value, payable Oct. 1.
distributed Dec. 31 1934.
common
This compares with 20c. per share
(R. C.) Williams & Co.—Directors decided
to omit
the
dividend ordi¬
narily payable at this time on the no par common stock. A distribution
of 25c. per share was made on
May 1, last.
COURSE OF THE STOCK MARKET DURING AUGUST J93S
The August stock market was notable for its high rate of
activity.
While prices moved forward, thus preserving in¬
tact the string of monthly advances
dating back to April,
the rise was at best of the
creeping variety. But the market
was—for these times— decidedly active.
The share turnover
expanded to the largest total in 18 months and reached a
figure of 42,925,480, a new high since February 1934.
It
compared with 29,427,720 shares in July and only 16,690,972
shares in August a year ago.
On one day, Aug. 12, the
sales
volume fell just short of the 2,500,000
mark, the
heaviest trading for any full day since July
1934, while
sales on Aug. 10, amounting to
nearly 1,250,000 shares, were
the largest for a Saturday since
February 1934.
As far as extent of the price advance was
concerned, how¬
ever, August made the poorest showing of any month since
April, when the current upswing in quoted values began.
As gauged by the average of 50 stocks
compiled by the
York "Times," the unturn amounted to
only
compared with 5.62 in July and 7.07 in June.
advance did not carry the stock average
higher
the
fact
that
the
entitled to stand
rail
on
shares
were
New
1.13
points,
That the
was
laggards.
due to
They
were
the side of the advance by the margin
of the smallest possible fraction, for
they were up .01, against
rise of 2.26 for the industrial stocks.
The net rise in
the industrial and rail stocks combined in the
year to date
a
was
16.17 points.
Stocks milled about in
the
\Sv'
this bill left the stock market bewil¬
literally changed from hour
day of adjournment neared.
The suspense
finally ended
with
the
House
voting to
instruct
conferees to accept a compromise plan on the "death
tence" offered by Senator Barkley.
At this outcome
its
sen¬
the
utility stocks tumbled sharply, but they were able to regain
some of the lost
ground between the time of Congress's
adjournment and the end of the month.
The
force
which enabled stocks generally to resist so
the unsettling nature of the Washington news was
the uniformly favorable content of the trade news.
Instead
stoutly
of responding to
business
bore
up
the usual seasonal dulness, many lines of
very well indeed for midsummer.
Steel-
making expanded week by week, keeping up the trend be¬
ginning after the Independence Dav holiday, with a <peak of
48.8% of capacity reached in the third week.
In the con¬
cluding week of August a decrease of 0.9 point took place
as
operations tapered off slightly in anticipation of the
Labor Day holiday.
From early Jul** to late August steel
operations increased from 32.8% of capacity to 48.8%. Elec¬
tric power production also made a
notably good record, as
did
home
building and
Europe lent
UNFAVORABLE CHANGES
was
was
common stock the company
on
The prospects of the bill
to hour as
,
on
in the fortunes of the utility bill.
The confusion
uncertainty attending the resolving of the Senate and
retail
trade.
The
war
scare
in
degree of buoyancy to the chemical, steel and
copper stocks, sales of copper being especially good and the
price of the metal firm.
a
Stock market sentiment was visibly raised by the action of
General Motors Corp., Aug. 5, in declaring a
quarterly divident of 50c.
payment
a
share and
of 25c.
dividend, and the
year.
an
extra of
American
stock
25c., against the former
Telephone voted the regular
the highest level of the
attained
The anti-New Deal vote in
a
Rhode Island Congres¬
sional district in the first week of the month did not
exactly
discourage the stock market.
*
As to the fluctuations in individual stocks, United States
Steel was at its lowest Aug. 7 at
41^g and at its highest on
Aug. 23 at 46%, with the close on Aug. 31 at 43%. Steel,
preferred was at its lowest Aug. 2 at 98 and at its highest on
Aug. 22 at 113%, with the close Aug. 31 at 110. American
Tel. & Tel. rose from 131 Aug. 1 to 142
Aug. 13, with the
close Aug. 31 at 136%.
American Can fell from 146%, Aug.
3 to 136%, Aug. 28, with the close
Aug. 31 at 138%. Gen¬
eral Electric was at its lowest Aug. 2 at
28% and at its
highest Aug. 14 at 33, with the close Aug. 31 at 31%.
Allied Chemical & Dye moved up from 157%, Aug. 8 to 165,
Aug. 14, with the close Aug. 31 at 160% bid. Westinghouse
Electric & Mfg. rose from 62, Aug. 20 to
67%, Aug. 26, with
the close Aug. 31 at 66%.
Consolidated Gas of N. Y. was
at its highest Aug. 14 at
34% and at its lowest Aug. 28 at
26%, with the close Aug. 31 at 28%. In the railroad list,
New York Central was at its lowest
Aug. 8 at 19% and at
its highest Aug. 17 at
25%, with the close Augf31 at 23%.
Delaware & Hudson rose from. 33%, Aug. 7 to
40%, Aug. 17,
with the close Aug. 31 at 35%. Union Pacific
dropped from
107%, Aug.. 1 to 96%, Aug. 7, with the close Aug. 31 at
100%. Southern Pacific was at its highest Aug. 17 at 21%
and at its lowest Aug. 28 at
17%, with the close Aug. 31
at 18%.
Baltimore & Ohio rose from 13, Aug. 2 to 17%,
Aug. 17, with the close Aug. 31 at 15%.
Chesapeake &
Ohio moved down from 47%,
Aug. 13 to 44%, Aug. 20,
with the close Aug. 31 at 45%.
Southern Railway was at
its lowest Aug. 2 at 7 and at its
highest Aug. 17 at 9%, with
the close Aug. 31 at 9%.
High-grade corporate bonds in August displayed weakness
with losses ranging from fractions to one or more
points. Among
the medium and
with
the
declines
lower-grade issues, prices rose in keeping
upward trend in stock values, but later slight
were in evidence.
Owing to the varied tendencies
of the bond market
during the month corporate bond prices
Up such a large turnover. The month's high for the 50 stocks
was 104.63 and the low
100.30, while the closing level was
for the.most part were
practically unchanged from the close
of the previous month.
'
'
'
/
'
In the following table we show as
usual, the fluctuations
102.78, about midway between the
for the month in the different issues of United States
a
fairly
narrow
range
two extremes.
in running
<$>liga-
Sept., 1935]
MONTHLY
tions, and a considerable number, likewise, of
corporate and foreign government bond issues.
domestic
Closing
Price
Allegheny Corp coll trust 6s. 1944
Lowest
77 *
Amer &
74*
Foreign Power 5s. ..2030
Atch Top & Santa Fe gen 4s. 1995
Baltimore & Ohio 1st gold 4s. 1948
Convertible 4*s.
Bost & Maine 1st 5s
C.1967
Brooklyn Union Elevated 5s. 1950
Ches & Ohio ret & impt 4*s B '95
Chesapeake Corp 5s.„_..7._1947
Aug. 28
79*
69* Aug. 27
76*
107* Aug. 28 110*
100* Aug. 30 103
543* Aug." 8 60*
75*^Aug. 10 80
107
Aug. 17 109*
108* Aug. 27 111
105
Aug. 20 108*
13* Aug.
3
15*
103
56 *
76*
109*
110*
105 H
Chic Milw St P & Pac 5s A._ 1975
Chic <fc N W 4*8 series A... 1949
C C C & St L 4*s series E..1977
Erie ref & impt 5s of 1927...1967
13*
10 *
71*
10
Great North gen 4*s ser E.1977
111 Cent C St L & N O 5s A.. 1963
Internat'l Paper 5s ser A A B 1947
Kan City Sou ref &
Impt 5s. .1950
Lehigh Valley (Pa) cons 4s..2003
80
67
76
61*
37*
Liggett & Myers Tobacco 7s. 1944
Mo-Kan-Tex
cum
adj
5s...1967
13*
110*
New York Central conv 6s.. 1944
N Y C & St L 4*s ser C
1978
N Y N H & H 1st ref
4*s._1967
N Y Ont & Western ref 4s..l992
Northern Pacific 4s
61
33
51*
104*
97*
1997
Pennsylvania RR deb 4*s__1970
Pitts C C & St L 5s ser A...1970
Rio Grande West 1st 4s
1939
Southern Ry gen 4s series A. 1956
Western Maryland 1st
37*
80
97*
,
74* Aug. 28
94* Aug. 28
12
108*
100*
Aug.
Aug.
57*
Aug. 1
Aug. 22
78*
109*
Aug.
6
Aug. 13
15
11
Aug.
Aug. 14
19
74*
Aug. 14
68*
Aug.
A.. 1957
97*
..,.1962
ser
94*
103*
Australia 5s of 1925
1955
Austria (Govt.) 7s
1957
Belgium .(Kingdom) 6*8.. .1949
Brisbane (City) 5s
Canada (Dominion) 5s
While money
previous low levels, a
prolonged and somewhat spectacular decline in the prices of
Government securities resulted in a substantial marking
61
four-year
Aug. 13
Aug. 17
failed by $15,000,000 to
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
61*
at
Aug.
trial
102*
96*
38
97* Aug. 13
1
1
Government Bonds
103*
110* Aug.
7
Low
62* Aug.
Lowest
5
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
49*
v
Highest
4*s
1947-1952
Aug.
Last
Aug. 31
101 .15 Aug.
101.1
117
115.4
Aug.
117
3*s.......^1943-1045
Aug.
115.7
106.23
105.1
4s...
Aug.
110.6
Aug.
106 .24 Aug.
112 .2
Aug.
105.8
112
109.2
Aug.
...1944-1954
3*8...
3*s
;■*.
.1946-1956
1951-1955
3s..
..1946-1948
103.30
104.2
110 .22 Aug.
107 .28 Aug.
101.6
104 .4
.
109". 12
105.30 Aug.
.1943-1947
3s..
102.14
Aug.
101.24 Aug.
106.3
Aug.
1...
Renewal
*
*
2...
H
Saturday
Sunday
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
*
*
T
3...
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
*
4...
5...
*
6...
Low
Aug.
High
17..
Aug.
18..
19..
*
*
Aug.
20..
*
* ■:
21..
*
*
*
•v
Aug.
A-;
*
^
*
H
*
*>:
*
Aug.
22..
*'
7...
*
*
*
Aug.
23..
*
8...
*
*
Aug.
24..
9...
*
*
*
*
Aug.
25
10--.
v:
Saturday
11...
*
Aug.
13...
*
*.
26..
*#':■
27..
*
Aug.
*
28..
*
*
Aug.
29..
*
14...
*
*
30-.
*
*
*
*
*
Aug.
15...
Aug. 31..
16...
*
*
*
103 .30 Aug.
102.9
1940-1943
108.21
106.24 Aug.
108 .23 Aug.
3*8........1940-1949
3*8...^
1949-1952
3*8...
...1941
3*8........ 1944-1946
2*s...
.1955-1960
106.26 Aug.
102.26 Aug.
108 .27 Aug.
105 .2
Aug.
103~ 13
105
102.17 Aug.
105 .1
103.4
at
108.24
107.12 Aug.
104.24 Aug.
108 .27 Aug.
106 17 Aug.
107.22
with the demand
#
'
*
U
Saturday
#
*
/
106.30
108.25
*
v:
*
*
*
*
*
*
>
*
t
Saturday
Sunday
*
H
*
v
i
*
ir
Aug.
Sunday
12...
Renewal
Saturday
Sunday
Aug.
*::•
1941-1943
3*s
3*8....
Fed'l Farm Mtge
3s.._._._
105
106.14
101.21
3*8.1944-1964
4....1944-1949
102". 17
........1942-1947
102.20
..1942-1947
Home Owners' Loan 3s ser A
1952
102.10
3s...
2*8......
2*8...
101.16
...1939-1949
101.1
99.8
Month of August
101.15 Aug.
100
Aug.
42,925,480
$
Railroad and miscell
State, munlc.
&
182,648,000
30,581,000
73,674,000
286,903,000
foreign
United States Govt.;
Total bond sales.....
Jan. 1 to Aug. 31—
Stock sales—No. of shares
Bond sales (par value)—
Railroad and miscell
197,201,582
99.26
102 .12 Aug.
101 .3
Aug.
confined,
existing accommodations.
1933
16,690,972
>
1932
42,456,772
$
82,625,795
9
130,717,000
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
EXCHANGE
1934
30 Days
9
35,169,000
151,222,000
143,774,000
56,727,000
15,599,200
257,743,500
60,673,500
25,777,950
317,108,000
216,100,200
344,194.950
251,081,370
503,587,144
259,401,107
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
1934
Total bond sales
102,170,000
Domestic
Foreign government...
Foreign corporate
.
Total bond sales
_
_
*
..
.
.
40,100,656
826,681,000
743,051,000
26,097,000
19,784,000
yu-
10,471,483
U:^9^.rr:
140,058,000
3,708,500
3,553,000
147,319,500
77,073,624
<
697,170,000
9
64,958,000
$
806,716,000
11,382,000
8,583,000
1932
6,515,581
.
45,755,303
34,396,805
9
632,356,000
29,902,000
$
28,429,000
523,629,000
19,172,500
24,776,000
690,687,000
567,577,500
was
reserves,
the continued in¬
chiefly due to the
disbursement of funds by the Government out of
balances
in the Treasury and at the Reserve
banks, which more than
offset seasonal currency demands.
Total reserves of report¬
ing member banks on Aug. 28 reached a new high record
of $5,346,437,000, while excess reserves rose to
$2,780,000,000.
Demand for commercial credit showed
the increasing
no
noticeable expan¬
activity of business, and the
security trading at rising prices
also failed to produce any
corresponding increase in the
increase
in
RATES
Mixed Collateral
4 Months
*;
*
-■
*
,.
5 Months
5...
*
*
;
* ^
*
.
*
,
6...
*
*
*
r
*
*
* *
il
*
*
■
*
■
'»
*
Satur
•''
*
*
i:
'(;•
*
~
*
*
*
*
Aug. 16...
Aug. 17...
*
*
,
*
*
•
*
'
-
rV'"-'V
*
;
■:
r-Sf.'ir
*
*
*
*
Aug.14... i
-
,
■
*
Aug. 15...
•
*
V "" *
*
day;
' Sun day
; v
*
*
*
:
t,
*
*
,
Aug. 12...
*
;
*
•'
V?
•
--
M
•
Aug. 7...
Aug. 8:.Aug. 9...
Aug. 10.
vv;::
*
:-H
,
>.i*a-vv^
*
*
*if; ?
*
*
*
Satur day
Aug. 18-..
Sun day
Aug. 19...
*
*
*
*
*
*
Aug.20...
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
_
6 Months
*
.
Satur day
Sun day,7:; A
4...
Aug. 22..
59,976,000
2,536,000
2,446,000
60,563,000
The feature of the money market
crease in excess member bank
despite
LOAN
M * ih: m
Aug. 21.._
THE MONEY MARKET DURING
AUGUST 1935
considerable
*
on
90 Days
3...
,
.
*
*
*
*
Aug. 27...
*
*
*
*
*
a.
7'7
*
;
*
*
*
i
*
;
*
*
*
*
*
,
*
*
*
Aug. 28...
*
*
Satur day
Sun day
Aug. 25...
Aug. 26...
3,251,922
S'rms
;r;-'
56,830,000
1,456,000
2,601,000
1,167,000
1,132,000
Jan. 1 to Aug. 31—
Stock sales—No. of shares
Bond sales (par value)—
*
2...
Aug. 24...
1933
$
Foreign corporate.....
*
Aug. 13...
»
99,547,000
...
*
Aug. 11...
10,164,873
Domestic....
Foreign government...
60 Days
1...
Aug. 23...
Stock sales—No. of shares
Bond sales (par value)—
OF TIME
Rates
99.18
2,197,530,000 2,640,021,700 2,312,252,000
1.866,620,800
1935
RECORD
heretofore, to the renewal of
as
lo"o".i8
VOLUME OF BUSINESS ON THE CURB
EXCHANGE
Month of August
security collateral remained nominally
100*23
99.30 Aug.
98.30 Aug.
on
%% for all maturities, unchanged since May 27, and
101
1,420,872,000 1,658,934,000 1,490,644,900 1,020,992,800
State, munlc. & foreign
258,849,000
432,163,000
524,855,500
440,355,600
United States Govt
517,809,000
548,924,700
296,751,600
405,272,400
Total bond sales.
Time loan rates
DAILY
102 .17 Aug.
102 ,24 Aug.
101 .18 Aug.
$
.
104.30
100.14 Aug.
99
Aug.
1935
Stock sales—No. of shares
Bond sales (par
value)-—
Aug.
101 .21 Aug.
104
Aug.
Aug.
VOLUME OF BUSINESS ON THE STOCK
sion,
High
16
Liberty Loan—
100.26
the
CALL LOAN RATES ON THE NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
19
Sale
101.13
$28,-
32*
24*
7
Aug. 21
Sale
1933-1938
from
13
91
12
Range During August 1935
Aug. 1
increase
111*
Aug.
176
Aug.
106* Aug.
40* Aug,
First
slow
Stock Exchange the official rate for call loans
unchagned at %%, and neither the broadening ac¬
tivity in trading nor the continued advance in values were
105
Aug. 12
114* Aug.
100
61*
their
was
95*
92
96* Aug. 13
171* Aug.
30* Aug.
21* Aug.
lio"
continued
176""
97
Queensland (State) ext 7s...1941
advances
29
92* Aug.
Ill* Aug.
172* Aug.
22*
Dis¬
176* Aug.
34
Aug.
25* Aug.
102* Aug.
108
31
be fully taken by investors.
able to produce an appreciable increase in the demand
for
funds, with the result that the supply of prime short-term
obligations continued far short of the investment demand.
Aug.
Aug.
113*
..1952
Aug.
106* Aug. 12
90
105
German (Republic) 7s
1949
German Govt Internat
5*s_1965
New South Wales
(State) 5s. 1957
(City) ext 6*s
97* Aug.
95
96
1957
$100,000,000 Fed*
Government-guaranteed
competitive bidding,
for
354,000 July 31 to $29,447,000 Aug. 28. Total member bank
reserves rose steadily, from
$5,099,616,000 July 31 to $5,346,437,000 Aug. 28.
Idle
funds
available
for
loans
in¬
creased along with, mounting bank
reserves, constituting
a
growing problem for
their
profitable
employment.
106*
78*
95*
1
offered
open market again remained practically stationary
$4,685,000 Aug. 28 against $4,687,000 July 31, and Indus*
51
Aug. 23
bonds,
in the
33*
14
1 y2%
holdings of the 12 Reserve banks increased from
$6,570,000 July 31 to $9,409,000 Aug. 28, while bills bought
111*
17
Aug. 17
91
102* Aug.
issue of
an
count
Aug. 12
94* Aug.
Aug.
up
Corporation
Aug. 12
81
106
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Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
of the country rose
approximately $55,000,000.
rates in general remained at their
caused late in the month when
era! Farm Mortgage
86
Aug.
July
list, the first material reversal
in this respect in almost a
year.
Average discount rates on
Treasury bills rose from .07% to .13%, and average yields
on
two additional offerings of
long-term Treasury bonds
increased from 2.77% to 2.82^
A mild sensation was
Aug.
Aug.
the
of yields on the Government
,
Argentine (Govt) 6s
External 5*8
Fourth
Gold imports during August
figures considerably, but continued to
remain far below the
importations of earlier months.
Alto¬
gether, slightly over $41,000,000 entered the country, chiefly
from Holland,
and, including additions from newly-mined
domestic gold and from scrap
gold, the monetary gold stock
On
Foreign Bonds—
Rome
76*
71*
19
Aug.
Aug. 28 104* Aug.
1
96
Aug. 30
97* Aug. 15
112* Aug. 27 115* Aug.
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Aug. 30 82* Aug. 20
35* Aug.
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69* Aug.
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66* Aug.
6
70*
83
86
Aug. 28
60* Aug. 29 67
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79
Aug.
59
Aug.
62*
36* Aug.
41*
132* Aug.
133*
12* Aug.
17*
109* Aug.
111*
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63*
Aug.
32
Aug.
38*
47* Aug.
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Rates for bankers* acceptances remained
unchanged, with
bankers
experiencing little or no demand for acceptance
credits during the month of July, a period
always regarded
the low point of the year in acceptance credit demand.
The
American Aceptance Council on Aug. 23
published its usual
survey of the acceptance, market and found that for the
month
of
July the volume of bankers' acceptances declined
$22,395,187, the total volume of bills now amounting to
$320,890,746 compared with $515,604,714 July 31 1934.
In
making public the figures, Robert H. Bean, Executive Sec¬
retary of the Council, pointed out that most of the reduc¬
tions for the month in the classified
acceptance totals were
and in most cases indicated the retirement or
moderate,
paying off of credits taken earlier in the year.
Acceptances
created for the purpose of
financing imports, after remain¬
ing above $100,000,000 since March, declined $2,860,917 to
$99,100,857, or about $5,000,000 more than was outstanding
at the end of July a year ago.
Export credit acceptances
went off $7,445,186 to a new low for the
year of $86,316,484.
REVIEW
MONTHLY
16
is
created for the purpose of financing goods
stored in domestic warehouses were off $10,195,799 for the
month, while acceptances arising out of credits based on
goods stored in or shipped between foreign countries were
less by $2,884,061 than at the end of June.
As a partial
offset to these reductions, acceptances created for the pur¬
pose of providing dollar exchange were up $1,054,241.
Do¬
mestic acceptance credits were reduced in volume $63,465.
As usual in the past several months, the accepting banks,
Acceptances
United States.
The effect
the grand total.
reported a total
volume of $298,696,274, while the next 60 banks had a total
of $22,171,326, making a total for the first 100 leading accept¬
ing banks of $320,867,600.
Rates for bankers' acceptances
continued to be quoted at 3/16% bid and %% asked for
30-, 60- and 90-day bills; at *4% bid and 3/16% asked for
120-day bills, and at %% bid and 5/16% asked for 150-day
and 180-day bills.
The New York Federal Reserve Bank,
in its "Monthly Review," discussed conditions in the market
follows;
'
the market for bankers'
"Continued dulness characterized
and Panama
acceptances during August.
Sales of bills by dealers were
confined for the most part to a small.group of the larger
banks.
The rate in almost all cases was %%, as only a
transactions involved bills of longer than
few scattered
maturity."
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$6,000,000. Member
higher, the increase
amounting to $2,839,000.
Industrial advances of the 12
regional banks were higher by $1,093,000, while commit¬
ments increased $3,341,000.
Government securities holdings
of
the
System were only nominally changed, being up
$122,000; but the Reserve banks continued their practice
of shifting into longer-term issues.
Treasury notes held
increased $48,391,000, * while certificates and bills declined
$46,373,000. Bond holdings decreased $1,896,000. The ratio
of total reserves to
sight liabilities increased to 75.1%
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August drawings by commercial and in¬
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Commercial paper continued at
for
prime names.
dustrial concerns
larger volume than in July, but supplies in
tinued to be considerably smaller than the
which
inquiry was made.
investment
bank
amount for
Under date of
$163,600,000 of open market com¬
outstanding on July 31 1935, which compared
a total of $159,300,000 at the end of June 1935 and
$168,400,000 July 31 1934.
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Aug. 24
Aug. 31
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Loans
$245,000,000 from
York banks decreased
on
securities
to
non-brokers
declined
$13,000,000.
compiled by the New York Stock Exchange,
amounted to $772,031,468 on Aug. 31 1935, an increase of
$3,096,720 over the July 31 1935 total of $768,934,748.
On
Aug. 31 1934 these loans amounted to $874,207,876.
BANKS—
development in August for the
System was the further appreciable
the volume of excess member bank reserves.
increased
$56,000,000.
The brokers' loan portion of this total showed
a $42,000,000 decrease in New York and a $1,000,000 decrease
outside of New York, or an aggregate decline of $43,000,000.
COURSE OF STERLING
YORK CITY
Federal
expansion in
The size of
the enlargement in surplus bank reserves was a reflection
in part of the reserve provisions in the Banking Act of
1935, which received President Roosevelt's signature on
Aug. 23.
The new law stipulated that member banks should
carry the same reserves against deposits of the United States
Government that they are required to maintain against
other classes of demand deposits, namely, 13% in central
reserve cities, 10% in other cities, and 7% in smaller cities
and towns.
Against postal savings deposits, a 3% reserve
The most striking
Reserve
deposits
Street loans, as
Double and single names—
Prime 4 to 6 months...-.
demand
July 24 to Aug. 21.
Security loans of the reporting New
^
Commercial paper—
THE
ing ' bank
X@X
X
X
collateral)
(mixed & Indus, collateral)
loans (mixed and Indus, collateral)—
Range for week (mixed & Indus,
investments of the report¬
York
of $247,000,000 of Government deposits, were up
$399,000,000.
Loans and investments of all weekly report¬
ing banks in the four weeks ended Aug. 21 /were higher by
$151,000,000, with their other loans down $5,000,000, other
securities up $73,000,000, Government securities up $224,000,000, Government-guaranteed securities up $29,000,000,
and loans on securities off $17,000,000.
All weekly report¬
Week Ended—
Aug. 17
New
first time,
NEW YORK
Aug. 10
74.5%.
$52,000,000; other securities were up $24,000,000, and Gov¬
ernment-guaranteed issues increased $17,000,000.
Reserve
deposits of the New York banks increased $211,000,000, and
their demand deposits, partly because of the inclusion in
this classification in the last week of the month, for the
mercial paper
FOR
moderately
banks dropped $5,000,000, to which result
their Government security holdings made the most important
contribution with a decline of $38,000,000.
Other loans rose
ing
general con¬
dealers showed a total of
RATES
were
During August the loans and
Aug. 14 the Federal Reserve Bank of New York announced
received by the bank from commercial paper
with
borrowings
from
that returns
with
higher
addition of $54,000,000 to reserve
bank
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by the Treasury
stock was responsible for
balances, precisely off¬
setting the $54,000,000 seasonal increase in currencv circula¬
tion.
The Treasury's program of retiring the National bank
notes in circulation went forward at a more rapid pace, as
indicated by the $103,000,000 decline in Treasury and Na¬
tional bank currency.
The retirement of National bank
notes, it can be seen, proceeded much faster than the placing
in circulation of new silver certificates and silver coin.
With National bank notes going out of use, Federal Reserve
notes were occupying a more important role in the circulat¬
ing medium.
These latter notes increased $90,435,000 in
an
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Saturday
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by $270,000,000.
The increasing monetary gold
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experienced in August.
reserves
V
,
Aug. 1.
period by $76,104,000.
These operations
contributed almost all of the $246,821,000
bank
1'
Canal bonds on July 1 and
realized by the Treasury on the deposit of these gold
certificates was drawn on and found its way into member
bank reserves.
Besides this sum, the Treasury drew down
its balance with the Federal
Reserve in the four-week
sum
ACCEPTANCES
PRIME BANKERS'
Govern¬
required re¬
membership
by approximately $75,006,000.
On the other hand, the effect
of the provision allowing certain deductions from gross de¬
posits was to lower legal reserves, particularly among the
banks outside of the largest cities, by somewhat; more than
$100,000,000. These new reserve requirements became effec¬
tive upon the enactment of the banking law, with the result
that in the last week of August they served to increase
surplus reserves.
In that week actual reserves were $55,000,000 higher, but, acording to Federal Reserve Board esti¬
mates, excess reserves were up no less than $100,000,000,
reaching the new record high of $2,780,000,000.
Treasury operations, however, were the most important
influence bearing on reserves during the month.
In the
four weeks ended Aug. 28 the Treasury deposited with the
Federal Reserve $258,115,000 of gold certificates.
It did this
chiefly to reimburse itself for the outlay of cash from its
working balance to redeem the greater part of the consols
combined volume amounting to $296,-
as
of the requirement of reserves against
deposits was to increase the amount of
serves throughout the entire Federal Reserve
ment
442,092, Which was within $24,448,654 of
The first 40 largest accepting institutions
for bankers' acceptances
henceforth all
quirements, deduct from gross deposits the sums due from
other banks (except Federal Reserve banks) and the cash
items in process of collection
from other banks in the
principally those in New York City, held, either of their
own bills or other banks' bills, all but a
small portion of
the total volume.
As of the date of this survey, accepting
banks held $148,158,239 of their own bills and $148,283,853
of other banks' bills, a
In addition, the new Banking Act provided
banks could, in computing reserve re¬
required.
that
Exchange
on
EXCHANGE IN AUGUST
London continued firm and was
exceptionally
Financial and political factors
affecting sterling had but little effect during the month.
The main influence in relation to sterling and the dollar
steady throughout August.
be
in the London silver market.
It may
sterling registered a sharp upswing on
the developments
was
recalled
that
July 9, when aJ new high for the year of $4.98% was recorded,
due to unusually heavy purchases of silver in London for
United States Treasure account.
Heavy dumping of silver
made active interven¬
to arrest
rapid decline in the price of the metal.
The downward
by the Far East for some weeks had
tion
the
by United States Treasury agents necessary
swing of silver seemed to have been halted by United States
purchases on July 9, and a pegged market fixed at 30 ll/16d.
for cash.
ounce
an
August witnessed a still greater dumping of silver by
Bombay operators and other long interests who seemed to
have arrived at a definite conclusion that the United States
transfers sold
on Aug. 1 at $4.95% @$4.96% and on Aug. 31
$4,96%@$4.96%. The low for sterling in August was
$4.95% and the high was $4.98%.
ac
PRICE
PAID
FOR
persistently offered in London, with the
result that on Aug. 14 purchases for United States account
were so heavy that sterling was forced up to $4.98% which,
with the exception of the July 9 quotation, was the highest
silver
Dollars had to be sold against ster¬
ling to pay for the spot metal.
,
United States Treasury
operations in the gold and silver
markets and for the purpose of steadying the foreign ex¬
changes are never fully disclosed to the press and are only
partially revealed in the regular monthly reviews of the
Federal Reserve authorities.
However, following the ex¬
traordinary market in London on Aug. 14 Secretary of the
Treasury Morgenthau announced that "We bought more
silver to-day than the total annual domestic production in
1934, which is estimated at 25,500,000 ounces."
Despite this extraordinary support, silver dropped per¬
sistently from what appeared on July 9 to be a fixed peg
of 30 ll/16d. to 29 3/16d. on Aug. 14, i.e., 65.51c. based on
sterling at $4.98%.
Aside from occasions of extraordinary
support to silver, competent authorities in London asserted
that the daily purchases for American Treasury account
were approximately 2,000,000 ounces.
Even so, long interests
in the market, especially Far Eastern interests, continuously
unloaded their holdings until toward the end of the month
the spot rate went fractionally under 29d. and threatened
to decline still further in coming weeks.
It would seem that Bombay at least is resolved to dump
its entire silver stock at almost any price.
Around the
middle of August it was reported that the Bombay stocks
were in excess of 35,000,000 ounces, whereas a year earlier
they were considered large at 10,000,000 ounces.
These
great accumulations had been acquired when as the result
of United States silver policies the price of silver soared
from 60c. an ounce to 81c. an ounce on April 27.
At that
/!:0,
'
y'
time
and
for
to
thereafter
weeks
some
there
was
a
general
officials would force the silver price
belief that American
about
$1.08, resulting in the creation of a large long
which crashed definitely in August.
Meanwhile,
as the Treasury is compelled to purchase silver
these operations must tend to give firmness to sterling in
interest,
so long
terms of the United States dollar.
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Exchequer Chamberlain asserted before the House of Com¬
mons in
July, that sterling fluctuated in terms of gold
within a limit of less than 1%.
Seasonal factors, especially, tourist requirements, con¬
tinued to favor sterling, easing off somewhat toward the
end of the month, as the customary autumn drain on London
on
commercial account drew
tions
yyrX
French franc
the
gold, sterling was ex¬
ceptionally steady throughout the month, due to the opera¬
tions of the British exchange control, although there was
less occasion for such activity than in earlier months.
As
the month closed it was still true, as Chancellor of the
had
near.
The Italian
war
prepara¬
firming influence on sterling throughout the
great extent Italian purchases wherever made
appear to have required payment in sterling bills.
The generally disturbed monetary and political conditions
in many parts of the world continued to force money into
London for safety.
Even American interests shifted funds
to Great Britain due to fears aroused by the new Revenue
Act.
The continued arrival of gold in the London market
month
•"■
of
as
a
to
a
played an important part in giving firmness to sterling,
although toward the end of the month the premium on
gold with reference to the European gold exchanges dis¬
appeared, with the result that some of the European central
banks were enabled to take gold which for months had gone
private hoarders.
On several
market gold price declined frac¬
tionally under the Bank of France purchasing price.
The
open market gold price dropped under 140s. per fine ounce
exclusively
of
for account
occasions the London open
to levels around 139s.
As the month
of
funds
European
this
9%d., the lowest since December 1934.
progressed there was
from
London
centers
movement
to
had
and
the
not
from
American
attained
counteract the numerous
a
noticeable movement
Amsterdam
security
sufficient
and
other
markets,
but
proportions to
factors imparting strength
to
the
pound.
British domestic and foreign trade continued upward
throughout the month with noticeable activity in the British
security markets.
Unemployment figures for July, pub¬
lished early in August, disclosed that the number of unem¬
ployed
1V;
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was
years.
London
under 2,000,000, the lowest reported
for
five
market rates were steady throughout the
hardly any perceptible change from day to
day, so that two-months' bills averaged 9/16%, three-months'
bills 9/16 to %%, four-months' bills %%, and six-months'
bills 1/16%.
Open market silver was quoted throughout the
month between 29 pence and 30 3/16 pence.
A total of
£8,810.000 of gold was offered in the open market which
compared with £9.289,000 in July.
The London cold price
ranged between a high of 140s. lid. on Aug. 3 and a low of
month,
open
with
139s. 9%d. on
London
was
Aug. 27 and dn Aug. 31.
reached
on
The high for gold in
March 6 at 149s. 4d.
Sterling cable
UNITED
BY
STATES
RESERVE
(FEDERAL
LondonPrice
LondonPrice
United
into Dollars
States
Converted
States
Converted
United
was
since November 1934.
GOLD
BANK) COMPARED WITH LONDON PRICES
Treasury would not again increase its silver purchase price.
Spot
17
MONTHLY REVIEW
Sept., 1935]
into Dollars
Aug.
1
$35.00
$34.90
Aug.
17—
$35.00
Aug.
2
35.00
34.91
Aug.
18
Sunday
Aug.
a
35.00
34.91
4
Sunday
Sunday
Aug. 19
Aug. 20
Aug.
——
Aug.
Aug.
5
35.00
Holiday
6
35.00
34.93
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
7..
35.00
34.83
8
35.00
34.87
9
35.00
34.87
35.00
34.88
Sunday
Sunday
35.00
34.90
Aug. 13-.---.
Aug. 14—
Aug. 15—
35.00
34.89
—
35.00
34.90
—
35.00
34.92
Aug.
—
35.00
34.89
Aug. 10
Aug. 11
Aug. 12
—
—
16—
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug. 31
-
35.00
—
35.00
34.91
35.00
34.88
35.00
34.84
35.00
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
34.82
35.00
34.83
—
35.00
34.79
— —
35.00
34.78
o.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Cold Price
140s.
140s. lOd.
140s.
9Hd.
lid.
Sunday
Holiday
140s.
—
9^d.
140s.
5d.
——
140s.
6d.
—
140s.
5^d.
—
140s.
5d.
—
In
Sunday
—
140s.
5d.
140s.
3^d.
140s.
Id.
140s.
Id.
140s.
commenting
M.
London
Mean
'London
74.865
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PRICE OF GOLD IN LONDON
Check Rate
74.823
v'
34.82
Open
—..
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Aug. 24—
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Aug. 26
Aug. 27
Aug. 28
Aug. 29—
Aug. 30
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the foreign exchange situation during
August the Federal Reserve Bank of New York said in its
"Monthly Review" for Sept. 1:
"The rates for the principal European currencies showed
considerable stability during August.
The French, Dutch
and Swiss exchanges moved within a narrow range, remain¬
ing continuously above their lower gold points. The guilder,
which ruled weakest among the gold bloc exchanges, showed
a moderate reaction in the first 10 days of August following
its sharp recovery at the end of July.
All of the European
gold currencies were rather firm around the middle of the
month.
Owing to large arrivals of gold in London from
India and to the cessation of purchases for account of
private
hoarders, the premium on gold in the London bullion market
relative to the quotations
for the European gold exchanges
nearly disappeared during August, and for the first time
in several months moderate purchases of gold were reported
to have been made in London for
shipment to France.
"The
pound sterling continued to show an upward tendency
during the past month, rising from $4.95% on July 31 to a
high of $4.98% during the course of trading on Aug. 14.
the
second
half
of
the
month
the rate
was
quite
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stable,
fluctuating between $4.97 and $4.98%.
In previous months
advances in sterling have usually occurred during periods
of financial and monetary disturbance in one or more of
the gold bloc countries, but in August the firmness of the
pound appeared to be related to developments in the London
silver market rather than to events
in the gold bloc
countries."
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Changes in the gold holdings of the Bank of England were
as follows:
In the week ended Aug. 7 a decrease of £17,416;
in the week ended Aug. 14 an increase of £25,982; in the
week ended Aug. 21 an increase of £539,194, and in the
week ended Aug. 28 an increase of £174,250.
The bank's
gold holdings on Aug. 28 stood at £194,083,561, which com¬
pares with £192,335,853 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
during August are outlined as follows in the "Monthly Re¬
view" of the New York Federal Reserve Bank for Sept Is
"During the first week of August a total of $28,800,000 of
gold was received from Holland, as a result of the weaken¬
ing of Dutch exchange in the latter part of July.
In
addition, $5,000,000 of gold was received during August from
Canada, $4,600,000 from India, and $870,000 from China.
"Supplementing these imports, $1,800,000 of gold was
released from earmark for foreign
account at this bank in
August, and there were further deposits of newly-mined do¬
mestic gold and scrap gold, fairly substantial in amount,
the
at
mints
and
assay
offices.
Consequently
a
total
of
approximately $55,000,000 was added during August to the
monetary gold stock of this country."
Canadian exchange during August ranged between a dis¬
count of %% and a discount of 1/32%.
On Aug. 1 Montreal
funds were at a discount of %@3/32%, and on Aug. 31 at
a discount of 9/16@%%.
CONTINENTAL AND OTHER FOREIGN EXCHANGE
French francs were
on
steady throughout August, easing off
the last day of the month in terms of the dollar.
Fol¬
lowing the decrees of Premier Laval on July 17 directed
toward the elimination of the budget deficit and establish¬
ment
of
a
sound
economy,
the franc
situation
improved
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greatly and much more confidence was evident in the Paris
market
On Aug. 8 the Bank of France lowered its dis¬
3%% to 3%.
18, when it
The 3%% rate had been in
reduced from 4%.
The
rate on loans on gold bars was decreased from 7% to 6%.
This was the first reduction on gold loans since the financial
crisis in May caused the rate to be raised from 3%%.
On
Aug, 8 also the bank lowered its rate for Lombard loans
from 5% to 4% and the 30-day loan rate was reduced from
count rate from
effect since July
was
3%% to 3%.
On Aug. 13 M. Jean Tannery, Governor of the Bank of
France, made a special plea to hoarders of French funds
to show renewed confidence in the franc,
pointing out that
their reticence was all that kept millions of francs of hoarded
funds in France from coming into the market at a time when
their presence would ensure the country's complete recovery.
He said that no other country possesses such enormous
It
reserves.
estimated
was
shown that the total hoarded money
was
approximately 40,000,000,000 francs, 25,000,000,000 francs in notes of high denomination, chiefly 500 and
1,000 francs, and 15,000,000,000 francs in gold ingots and
coin.
Thus, fully half the circulation of the Bank of France
remains hidden away, performing no function in the national
at
In August the
Reichsbank authorities permitted the pub¬
lication of figures which showed Germany's short-term debt
to be around 9,500,000,000 marks, which, together with 10,265,000,000 marks of funded debt, would bring the German
Government's floating debt to around 20,000,000,000 marks,
or 7,000,000,000 marks above the last official return.
Close
students of the Continental credit situation were convinced,
however, that hidden and unacknowledged items would
bring the Reich's indebtedness close to 30,000,000,000 marks,
while some competent authorities even estimated a higher
figure.
>
Iteichsbank's
The
the
for
statement
first
quarter
of
August showed an increase in gold and bullion of 10,640,000
reicksmarks; for the second quarter a decrease of 9,974,000 reichsmarks;
for the third quarter a decrease of
93,000 reichsmarks, and for the last quarter an increase of
24,000 reichsmarks.
The bank's gold
and bullion
on
Aug. 31 stood at 94,799,000 reichsmarks, which compared
with 74,907,000 reichsmarks a year earlier and with 800,223,000 reichsmarks at the end of 1932.
The bank's ratio
on Aug. 31 stood at 2.48%, which compared with 2.05% a
M. Tannery's appeal, but the
response fell far short of being generous, though it was
sufficient to soften money rates fractionally in Paris:
At
the time of his appeal to the hoarders Governor Tannery
made the unexpected declaration that the Bank of France
stood ready to discount national defense bonds and treasury
earlier and with 25.8% on Dec. 31 1932.
On Aug. 1
was quoted at 40.32@40.34, and on Aug. 31
at 40.21@40.23.
Belgian exchange was consistently steady in August, and
the beiga was generally at a slight premium in terms of
other currencies.
On Aug. 15 it was disclosed that the
National Bank of Belgium's gold reserve totaled 3,521,221,653
belgas and the Belgian balances abroad totaled 1,407,792,000
belgas.
The bank's statement for the week ended Aug. 27
bills
showed
economy. ./
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There was some response to
with
the
liberality as it would accord
same
to com¬
mercial
paper.
In describing this "essential principle
the Governor made the first formal pledge that
us"
bank's
central
Government's
statement it
francs
of
francs
As
would
resources
be
employed
cheap money campaign.
was
aid
to
for
the
the
At the time of his
understood that the bank held 1,500,000,000
treasurys
of
out
13,000,000,000
approximately
outstanding.
J
result
of the developments since the decrees of
cheap short-term money was assured the Paris
market, but cheap long-term money, a more difficult prob¬
lem, depended upon the inflow into the rentes market of
July
a
17,
hoarded money.
The Bank of France statement for the week ended Aug. 2
showed an increase in gold holdings of 353,064,280 francs;
for the week ended Aug. 9, a decrease of 47,604,108 francs;
for the week ended Aug. 16, an increase of 78,551,211 francs;
for the week ended
Aug. 23, a decrease of 52,596,162 francs.
Gold holdings of the bank on Aug. 23 stood at 71,608,646,858
francs, which compared with 81,750,495,986 francs a year
earlier and with 28,935,000,000 francs when the unit was
stabilized
in
June
1928.
The
Bank
of
France
ratio
on
Aug. 23 stood at 75.67%, which compared with 80.05% a
year earlier and with legal requirement of 35%.
The high
for the franc during the month was 6.64%, on Aug. 14 and 15,
and the low was 6.60%, on Aug. 31.
Italian lire fluctuated rather widely in August, although
the Italian exchange control continued to maintain a
theo¬
retical
parity in terms of the dollar of 8.22c., against the
theoretical gold parity of 8.91c. On Aug. 12 the Bank of
Italy .increased its rediscount rate from 3%% to 4%%.
The lower rate had been in effect since March 25 1935, .when
the rate was reduced from 4%.
The rise in the Italian
discount rate followed closely the suspension on July 22 of
the requirement of 40% gold backing on currency issues.
That action was interpreted in the foreign exchange market
sign of serious strain in Italian financing due to large
expenditures for war preparations.
year
the free mark
dispatches at the end of the month industrial activity was
maintained at satisfactory levels, but on the whole the boom
which followed devaluation of the belga came to an end
about the middle of July and unemployment figures remained
unchanged for seven successive weeks, up to Aug. 22.
In
August belga cable transfers ranged between 16.83 and
16.93%.
Belga cable transfers were 16.90@16.91 on Aug. 1.
Cable transfers on Antwerp closed on Aug. 31 at 16.83@10.84.
On Aug. 15 the Central Bank of Bulgaria lowered its rate
of discount from 7% to 6%.
The 7% rate had been in
effect since Jan. 3 1934, when it was reduced from 8%.
The Hungarian National Bank reduced its discount rate
on Aug. 28 to 4% from 4%%, which had
been the rate in
force
Press
across
dispatches
that
the
much
from
Nice,
Italian
border and
France,
currency
during the month
being smuggled
was
being exchanged in Nice at the
rate of 115 francs per 100 lire, a rate equivalent to 7.62c.
On
Aug. 26 the quotation for lire in New York dropped to 8.17,
and foreign exchange traders interpreted the pressure to
indicate that the lira was approaching the low for the year
of 7.97, reached on July 23.
It was disclosed toward the
end of the month that London banks were charging 2%
for discounting first-class Italian
paper.
The London mar¬
was
ket was
complaining that there were too many Italian credits
the market and plans were being made to reduce them.
After a meeting of the Italian Cabinet, held at Bolzano, it
in
was
decreed:
"Foreign credits must be surrendered to the
Foreign bonds« and
Italian
bonds
placed
l>e converted into treasury bonds.
Foreign
Government.
abroad
must
credits, bonds and stocks must be converted."
Cable trans¬
fers on Rome ranged during August between a low of 8.17
and a high of 8.25.
Cable transfers on Rome on
Aug. 1
were 8.20%@8.21, and closed on
Aug. 31 at 8.17@8.18.
The German mark situation grew
increasingly unsatisfac¬
tory during August.
While the so-called free or gold mark
ruled close to gold parity and was firm against all cur¬
rencies owing to the scarcity value
placed upon it by Reiclisbank control, the various kinds of blocked marks which
per¬
form the greater part of Germany's trade transactions were
at
discounts
varying
from 25% to 75%.
Prices for the
in use showed a strong
tendency to
increase and reliable accounts indicate that the
quality and
common
commodities
quantity of many essential products had declined.
mar
of
Schacht.
the
Reichsbank
Reich,
showed
on
President
several
and
Dr.
economic
occasions
that
Iljal-
director
he
was
seriously concerned by the trend of economic developments.
since
sented
exchange.
firm
the countries neutral
on
trends
mixed
currencies
17 1932.
Oct.
Exchange
during
during the war pre¬
The Scandinavian
August.
Were
generally firm in sympathy with sterling
The Swiss franc was exceptionally steady and
Holland guilder
early part
half.
The Dutch financial situation gave promise of improve¬
ment following the reinstallation on July 29 of M. Colijn
as Premier.
Action on his plan to effect a saving in the
budget of 77,000,000 guilders was deferred until September.
The July
Cabinet crisis in a single week cost Holland
approximately 131,000,000 guilders, about one-fifth of the
throughout
the
month,
while
the
fluctuated widely, showing much firmness in the
of the month and a lower tendency in the second
gold stock of The Netherlands Bank.
confidence
and
was
restored
upon
of
Netherlands
Bank
the
The
A large measure of
M. Colijn's return to
reduced
its
power
discount
rate
on July 26 to
5% from 6%.
As further pressure de¬
veloped against the guilder toward the end of the month
foreign exchange circles were expecting an increase in the
Dutch
bank rate.
The Danish bank rate was raised on
as a
revealed
gold ratio to notes of 85.21% and a ratio of gold
liabilities of 66.46%.
According to Brussels
a
total sight
to
to
Aug. 21 from 2%%
With the exception of Belgium, which has a 2%
rate, Denmark shared with Sweden the distinction of having
3%%.
the lowest bank rate in
Europe. The increase in the Danish
brought it to a level with Norway, which has been
3%% since May 23 1933. The change in the Danish rate
Aug. 21 was the first since Nov. 29 1933, when it was
rate
at
on
reduced from
3%.
Swiss francs
were
firmer throughout the month than
of the gold bloc currencies.
ment of
of
war
new
any
There was a considerable move¬
funds into Switzerland, caused
largely by fears
between Italy and Ethiopia.
Spanish pesetas were exceptionally steady, moving in sym¬
pathy with the French franc.
On Aug. 28 the Bank of
Spain announced that it had at its disposal a large printing
of 5 and 10 peseta notes
drawal of silver
pointed put, would not
approval of Parliament.
ranged
a
precaution against the with¬
The notes, it was
be
Guilder cable transfers
guilder
as
coins from circulation.
during
placed
on
Aug. 1
were
month
from
the
in
circulation
without
67.68@67.75.
67.66@67.98,
The
and
was 67.68@67.72
on Aug. 31.
Swiss cable transfers were
32.73@32.74 on Aug. 1 and closed at 32.60@32.62 on Aug. 31.
Cable transfers on Sweden were 25.57@25.59 on Aug. 1 and
closed at
25.60@25.63
on
Aug. 31.
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within narrow limits during August.
The statement of the
new Central
Bank of Argentina, which was published on
Aug. 15, showed a ratio of gold reserves to notes in circula¬
tion of 143.82%
The reserve ratio of gold to note and sight
liabilities combined stood at 82.52%.
The total gold held by
1.224,417,645 paper pesos, while the gold and
currency held abroad totaled 118,922,681 paper pesos.
The
Central Bank of Argentina began operations on May 1. tak¬
the bank
ing
over
was
the assets and liabilities of the Conversion Office,
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Sept.*, 1935]
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London price for silver on Aug. 31 was 29 pence,
against 30 3/16 pence c>n Aug. 1.
Shanghai dollars were
37y8 on Aug. 31 against 37.56@38.00 on Aug. 1.
The Hong
Committee, and the National Public Credit.
transferring the assets to the new central bank the gold
stocks of the country were revalued at the current peso rate
of exchange.
Brazilian milreis, while steady so far as the official rate
was concerned, showed a weak undertone during the entire
month.
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Holland
Belgium
Francs
Francs
Italy
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Belga
Lira
Greece
Drachma
Autf.
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New York Stock
I
•
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
J-
1
'fy:
RANGE OF BOND PRICES DURING AUGUST 1935.
Stock Sales
1935
1934
$286,903,000
2,197,530,000
$317,108,000
2,640,021,700
Bond Sales
August-
-
-
Jan, 1 to Aug. 31--
August
Jan. 1 to
1934
<
16,690,972
251,081,370
42,925,480
197,201,582
•V'
unless they are the only transactions of the month, and when selling outside of the
NOTIOB.—Cash tad deferred delivery sales are disregarded In the month** range*
No aooount Is taken of such sales In eomputtng the range for the
regular monthly range are shown in a footnote in the month In wblob they occur.
The tables
1935
SharesAug. 31—.
year.
21 to 43 furnish a complete record of the transactions on the New Tork Stock Exchange during
since Jan. 1. They need no extended introduction, as they are self-explanatory. The table
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" in licate in each case the month when the bonds mature.
In accordance with the rule adopted by the New York Stock Exchange in 1909, all quotations for interest-paying bond,
are at a price to which accrued interest must be added.
The exceptions to the rule are income bonds and bonds on which
interest is in default.
A. few other bonds, like the Holland-America Line 6s, for special reasons, are also quoted "flat,"
on
page9
August 1935 and the
range
but where this is the
case
Sales in
will be found against the name of the issue. This method of quoting bonds
Quotations after decimal point represent one or more 32ds of a point.
PRICES IN AUGUST
Lowfrom
July 1 1933
BONDS
August
Value
fY
the quotation "flat"
became effective Jan. 21909.
Aug.
H. 7. STOCK EXCHANGE
V
'
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Aug. 31
I
Y
Aug.Zl 1935
Ask Bid
Bid
1,135.000
Fourth Liberty LoanFourth 4*<s
...Oct
15 1933-1938 a O
33.000
Registered.......——.........
1,192,000 Treasury 414s
Oct 15 1947-1952
1,000
Registered...................—
1,625,000 Treasury 4**-3}*%„Oct 15 1943-1945
5,000
Registered.....................
3,105,000 Treasury 4s——Dee 15 1944-1954
7,000
Registered.......................
906.000 Treasury 3H*......Jhr IS 1944-1956
863~,000
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■
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100.20
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A
A
10440
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10518
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m
M
101.18
112
105.1
110.16 110.22 110.6
Sale
110.17
99~26
110.18
98.5"
107*20
165712 Sale"
109.2
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
27 101.15
Aug.
1
100.20
29 101.12
28 117
29 115.4
Aug. 1
Aug.
1
Aug. 29
Aug.
1
100.28
Aug. 12
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
27 106.24
Aug. 27 106.13
Aug. 27 112.2
Aug. 30 111.28
Aug. 27 110.22
—.
10613
98.12
104.2
163730 side"
10219
9842
168721 Side"
106130 Sale"
mmmm
108.24
Jan.
5 112.8
108.24
Jan.
7 112
107
Jan.
Aug. 28
107128 Aug." "5
101.6
Side"'
...
—
______
5,583,000
•
Jan.
Mar. 12 107.15
2 107.29
Aug. 30 104.4
Aug. 9 103.29
Aug.
100.20
Jan.
102.19
Feb.
100.20
Jan.
7 104.10
Mar. 13 103.29
Jan.
2 108.23
Feb.
8 108.18
102.26
98.8
108.25 Sale
oT.26
105
106*2*4 Aug"
29
108.23
Aug.
1
104.15
May
1
July 30
May
1
July 20
July 18
July 22
107.6
106.26
Aug. 29 108.27
Aug.
104.14
Jan.
108.28
July 19
107.7
Apr.
108.18
June 27
103113 Sale"
102.26
Aug. 27 105.2
Aug. 13 104.10
Aug.
Aug,
101.20
Jan.
2 105.11
104.10
*
Sale"
103.17
Jan. 22 105.1
102.17
Aug. 28 105.1
Aug.
101.15
Jan.
103.17
104.18
107.6
Jan. 22 103.17
Jan.
Aug.
7 108.28
Mar. 18 107.21
July 19
June 3
July 19
July
5
July
8
May 14
107
•
1
101.5
105
;
Sale
103.4
Sale
97*27
108124 Side"
107122 Sale"" 107712 Aug.27 108727
106.14 Sale
104.30 Sale
99".S'
101721 side"
7 105.9
102.24
Jan.
16 100.11
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mmmm
98
103.30 104.2
102
94.27
102Il7 Sale"
100.23 Sale
102.3
Aug. 27 106.17
Aug.
99.8
Aug. 27 101.21
Aug.
99.8
Aug. 27 101.5
Aug.
99.9
2
101.15
Aug. 27 104
Aug.
5
100
Aug. 26 102.17
Aug.
1
Aug. 27 101.28
Aug. 27 101.12
101.14
104.5
Jan.
99
22
102.20 Sale
101.16 Sale
loi"" Side"
99.16
99.22
100.14
99
Aug. 27 102.24
Aug. 27 101.18
Feb.
Jan.
102.20
Jan.
102.5
July 28
June 17
99.30
Aug. 26 102.12
99
Aug. 27 102.24
Aug. 27 101.20
100.14
Aug.
Aug.
Y>'Y
July 18
102.14
99.16
99.20
Hiss
100.14
1
13
July 20
2 106.19
Jan.
104.24
99.9
99.26 Sale
May
July
Jan.
103.19
Jah 15 1942*1947 I
J
—Mar 1 1942*1947 M 8
18
10
22
24
22
June 25
104
Aug.
July
July
July
Apr.
July
104.10
Aug.
Aug. 27 103.30
102.14
Home Owners Mtge
2,358,000
103.28
101.24
99.24
-
2»s
2 110.25
Mar. 23 110
100.6
102.14 Sale
Registered
3s
102.28
103.14
8
3s..-May 1519444949 M n
Registered.——————
877,000
103.24
1
»
Sale
D
299,000 Fed Farm Mtge Corp 3J*e—.....1964 M S
890*000
13
114
5
8
rnmmrn
2,005,000
12
Jan.
July 19
July 16
July 28
July 18
105.31
Sale"" 105*3*0
9L20
n
5,563,000 Treasury 3**s—Dec 15 1949-1952 J D
Registered. ....................
1,245.000 Treasury 3)**-———Aug 11941 f a
Registered. .................... f a
Jan.
2 117.7
Jan. 21 117.2
2 106.28
Jan.
Jan. 19 106.23
Jan.
6
F—
D
j
Aug. 27 104.16
Aug. 29 104.5
113.0
109.5
S
8
j
4,424.000 Treasury 3**s—Apr 15 1944*1946
Registered.
21,308,000 Treasury 2**s——.Mar 15 1955*1960 M
89,000
Registered.
115.4
105
D
M
100.26
100.28
115717 side"
Sale
D
3,618.000 Treasury 3s........Sept 15 1951-1955 MS
Registered.................
11,000
4.461,000 Treasury 3s—.....June 15 1946-1948 JO
Registered... ..................
1.380.000 Treasury 394
—June 15 1949-43 j"d
'd
Registered
923,000 Treasury IHs
Mar 151941-1943
Registered............
—
Treasury 3**e—June 15 1946-1949
10,000
Registered——
117
115.4
Registered....................... M
Treasury 35**——June 151943-1947 J D
I D
Registered.
4.618.005
101.1
101:13 Sale
101.12 Sale
a O
A
Ask
1
July 19
July 19
Corp—
3s Series A..—.......—.—.1952 M N
Registered.....................
25*» Series B
Aug 11939-1949 F A
100.18 Sale
ioill
"99"l8 Sale"
Sale"
"98730 Aug,*27
Aug.
1
Aug,
101.3
2
Registered.. ...................
Panama 3s».»...................1961
102.16
July
101.26
June
iio""
Jan.
Feb.
96.20
Jan.
98.25
102.10 Sale
92"2§
99.18
100.16
94.26
8 100.31
Feb. 18 110
110
mmm,mmm.:
18
4
July 18
July 16
Feb. 18
7 101.6
Feb.
STATE AND CITY SECURITIES
(See Note below)
FOREIGN GOVT. * MUNICIPAL'S
Agricultural Mtge Bank (Colombia)—
+s f 6s Feb 1935 coupon on——1947 F A
*S f 6s Apr 15 1935 coupon on..1948 A O
Akershus (Dept) eztl fs...—....1963 mn
«AntioQula (Dept of) Col 7s A.-1945 J J
♦External a f 7s aer B
1945 J J
♦External s f 7s ear C
1945 J J
♦External a f 7s ser D
...1945 J J
«7s 1st series.................1957 AO
*7s 2d series..................1957 a O
e7s 3d series...
———.1957 AO
Antwerp (City) extl loan 5s
1958
Argentine Govt pnblle works 6S.1969 AO
Argentine Nation (Govt of)—
404,000
Sinking fund 6s of June 1925-1959 J D
205,000
Extl s 1 g 6s of Oct 1925
1959 a O
191,000
Sinking fund gold 6s ser A——1957 M 8
188,000
External lat a f 6s ser B
1958 J D
176,000
Extl a f 6s of May 1926
-196S mn
322,000
External a f 6s (State Ry)......1969 M 8
101,000
Extl s f 6a (Sanitary Works)—.1961 p a
131,000
Public Works est a f g 6a—lfay 1961 mn
258,000
Public Works est s f 5 tfs——1962 F A
6,000
4,000
123,000
39,000
21,000
7.000
11,000
24,000
5,000
16,000
78,000
135,000
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99** 100
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97** Sale
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94** Sale
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97** Sale
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95**
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94**
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75* Aug.
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94** Aug. 27
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97*2 Aug.
97 J* Aug.
95
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97*2
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long Intervals, dealings In such securities being almost entirely at private sale over the counter.
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ta these securities will be found on a subsequent page under the general head of "United State* & Municipal Bonds."
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88,000
87,000
30,000
I 5s...., ——1957 M
Slnklnft fund ftold 5s
.........1958
20-year s f 6s---.............. 1959
Budapest (City'of);—
♦6s June 1 1935 coupon on...-1962
88,000
B 2—.1955
61,000 Buenos Aires (City)
External s f ft 4s eerie* C-2 Apr 1949
10,000
Bxternal s f 4s series C-3—Oct I960
21,000
14,000 ♦Buenbfl AirsvlProvlref.ext'ls 16a 1941
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625,000
♦Bxternal s f 6%i
.---------1961
♦Stamped..———--*..**—
138,000
Bulgaria (Kinftdom of)—
♦S f 7s July coupon off--—-.1967
20,000
♦S f 7%s May. coupon off91,000
1968
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103% Salei
103 % Sale
103% Sale
103 % Sale
Sale
-97
98
Sale
Sale
91
96
Sale
30% Sale
30
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101% Sale
103 % Sale
110% Sale 111% Sale
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659,000
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External loon
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407,000
External ft
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I'M M N
572,000
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189,000
F A
45,000 ♦Bavaria (Proa State) extl6%a-. -1945
135,000 Belgium 25 yearcxternal
External* f 4s
151,000
JJ55
Bitornal s f 7s
————-1W* J D
92,000
Stabilisation loan 7s--—-. J- + 19W MN
120,000
A O
6,000 Barftan (Norway) ost s f 5s_Oct 151949
External s 15s— ------——..We® M S
32,000
A O
v 56,000 ♦Berlin (Germany) a f 4M««sw^W50
J D
♦Bxternal slnklnft fund 4s. ....1958
120,000
A O
11,000 ♦Boftota (City) axt ft 8a.———1945
1947 MN
106,000 ♦Bolivia (Republic of) a f 8s
♦Bxternal sec ftold 7s-_1958 J J
69,000
M S
♦fixtl sink fund 7s.......*—.1949
71,000.
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♦Brazil (U S of) externaI Bs-—~-194I
_295,U00f ♦Ext a f
A O
ft 4 %« of 1924———1957
349,000
♦Bxtl s f *%a of 1927—..— ..1957 A~0
251,000
♦Cent Ry 39-year ft 7a........ 1952 J D
158,000
M S
22,000 ♦Bremen external ft 7a———r-1935
21,000 ♦Caldas Dept of (Colombia) 7%a;l946
356,000 Canada (Don*) Gold 4a...—-...I960
39-year ftold 5a..... 1......—.1952
502,000
4%a.—————————.1934
93,000
-.1954
1,000 ♦Carlsbad (City) a f 8s.
21,000 ♦Cauca Vail (Rep of Col)a f ft 7%eW46
103,000 ♦Cent Aftrlc Bank (Ger) 7a——.1959
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♦Farm Loan s f 6a ............1949
82,000
♦Farm loan a f 6a
----..I960
176,000
♦Farm loan 6a serles A——.1938
78,000
96,000 ♦Chile Republic est a fft 7a——. 1942
♦External slnklnft fund ft 4s ..I960
385,000
♦Bxternal a f ftold 4s...—Feb 1961
241,000
♦Ry ref extl a f ft 6a.......Jan 1941
454,000
♦Bxtl a f 6a Int ctfs—.—Sept 1961
.195,000
♦Bxtl slnklnft fund 4s——....1942
68,000
♦External slnklnft fund 6s—..1943
256,000
♦ChlleMtfteBankofftua f 6 Ha .1957
67,000
♦Guar a f ftold 6*8—....1961
49,000
♦Guaranteed s f ftold 4a——.1961
45,000
♦Guaranteed slnklnft fund 6a. 1962
71,000
69,000 ♦Chilean Munlc Loan 7s -...—I960
12,000 ♦Chinese Hukuanft Ry 5a..—1951
11,000 Chrtstlanla (City) (Oslo)39-yr 6e-1954
15,000 ♦Cologne (Germany) a f 6 Ha —.1959
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8
25
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14%
,
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5
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May
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12%
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13
13% ,12
14% 12%
13% 12
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12%
14% 11%
166% "99%
26%
150,000
93,000
1947
16,000 ♦Colombia Mtfte Bank 6*8
♦Slnklnft fund 7a of 1926—...1946
12,000
♦Slnklnft fund 7s of 1927——1947
—1952
I7i",666 Gopenhaften externa) 5a
Gold 4%a
1953
145,000
13,000 ♦Cordoba (City) external a f 7a—1957
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20%
20%
86%
83%
84%
50
41
43
54%
58
50
71%
71%
13
12%
12%
12%
12%
27%
24
Sale
1949
98%
100
external loan—.........1949
93%
—...
99%
94% Sale
33
Sale
33
11% Sale
106%
106% 108
101
103% Sale
98% Sale
90% Sale
100% Sale
97% Sale
86
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102
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69%
9
4
98
93
Apr. 1
82
Apr. 8
66% Mar. 28
51% Mar. 25
67
Apr. 9
♦35-year 5H« of 1939
.....1945
448,000 ♦German Republic extl 7s ——1949
German Prov Ac Communal Bks—
♦(Cons Aftrlc Loan) 6H* aer A.1958
! 144,000
Graz (Municipality of)—
♦8s Unmatured coupons on... 1954
2,000
341,000 Grt Brit Ac Ire., 20-year 5H>—-1937
f4% fund ft op 1949
—.1999
227,000
1,488,000
64%
69%
66%
MN
F
A
MN
8,000 ♦Greek Govt secured 7s—.—1964
♦7s part paid—————
1964
♦S f secured 6s—.............1968 PA
;! 541666
Haiti (Rep of) 6a series A..—
1952
♦Hamburft (State) 6s...........1946
♦Heldelberft (City) extl a f 7Ha..l959
Helslnftfora (City) ext 6H*
1969
Hungarian Cons Municipal Loan—"
♦7%a unmatured coupons on—1945
10,000
♦7s unmatured coupons on.—.1946
12,000
MN
4,000 ♦Hungarian Land M.gs 7 Ha A..1961
♦S f 7H« aeries B—
....1961 MN
6.000
Hungafy (Kingdom of)—
♦7%a February coupon on——1944
2,000
5,000 Irish Free State external 5s— .1969
1,326.000 Italy (Kingdom) external s f 7s. 1951
.
For footnotes, see page 33.
.
65% May 20
Mar.16
Jan. 25
Aug. 28
Aug. 13
Aug. 13
Aug.
9
Aug. 15
Aug. 14
Aug. 14
41
AUg. 13
14%-Aug;21
14% Aug. 21
Mar. 29
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July 29
July 27
July 27
May 22
Mar^ 27
Apr. 4
Apr.
4
Apr.
4
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14% Aug. 21
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14% AUt. 21
Jan.
Jan.
15
17
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12% Aug. 22
14
Feb.
1
Feb.
2
Feb.
1
Jan. 30
Feb.
1
Feb.
1
4
Mar. 22
3
Jan.
July
11
6
Jan.
9
Jan.
39
4
Aug.
11% Aug. 12
Aug. 12
27 100% Aug.
3
14 28% Aug. 20
5
6
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Feb.
2
Feb.
1
Feb.
1
Feb.
2
5
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16
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2
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May 25
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2
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8
Jan. 14
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.
1
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7
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5
July 30
1
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Aug. 13
18
Aug. 31
21% Aug.' 9
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36% Jan.
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Aug. 31
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90% Au.g
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Aug. 29
78
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Mar. 21
Mar. 21
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28
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16
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.
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93% Aug. "8
32% Aug. 30
18% Apr, 3
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Mar. 28
Aug. 28
May 17
2
9
5
Aug, 7
Aug. 19
94% Aug." 16
36% Aug. 9
9% Aug. 28
100
11% Aug.
95% Aug. 27
85% Aug. 28
58% Aug. 26
64% Aug. 7
61
1
Aug.
1
60% Aug.
25% Aug. 27
1
99% Aug. 19
91% Aug.
62
Aug.
69% Aug.
67
Aug.
66
Aug.
30% Aug.
9
24% Jan. 12
24% Feb. 6
25% Jan. 31
94% Jan. 12
91% Mar. 1
53% July 16
47% May 10
60
July 10
53
Aug. 29
17% June 25
80% July
32% July
9
12
May 18
July 517
Feb. 16 100
Mar. 20 94%
July »25
Jan.
8 95
May 17
23% Jan.
8 42
94% Feb. 20 100
90
84
77
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3
99% Aug. 27 103% Aug.
37
—
2
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ar. 30 107% July
Mar. 29 108
July
Aug. 30 107% Aug. 13
Aug. 31 *105 Aug. 22
101
Mar. 19
3
29
29
Jan. 14
98% May 17 105
Feb.
8
93
May 17 101
82% May 17 96% Jan. 14
70
May 14
71% Jan. 24
Jan.
June
June
June
1
19
67
Aug. 30
66
Aug. 30
43% Feb. 23
Mar.
65% Mar. 30
35
Aug. "6 36% Aug."27
1
94% Aug. 15
Aug.
9 105% Aug. 24
06% 107% 104% 105% 104% Aug.
102
L03
Sale 102% Sale
Aug. 24 103% Aug/ 6
Aug.
1
27
Sale
24% Sale
24% Aug, 28 27
Aug. 21
L71
175% 174% 178% 172% Aug. 3 176
176
Sale
L72
179
171% Aug. 23 176% Aug. 29
July
62
94
Jan.
96
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65
65
20
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94
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28
61
40
94
95
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7 7% June 17
65
May 20
78
June 24
Apr,
2
Aug. 28
,1
16
15
18
July
July
Aug.
Sale
60% Sale
33%
22% Sale
A O
J
Mar. 22
14% Aug. 21
20
21
18
21
39% Jan.
Feb,
30
30
German Gov't International—
I
97% Jan.
97% Jan.
-
27
28
15
2
2
Mar. 21 102% Jan.
„
15
2
2
41% Feb. 15
85% Mar. 30
97
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♦Certificates of deposit...........
J
Estonia (Republic) 7a......... .1947 J
Finland (Rep of) external 6s..—1945 M S
M 8
Bxternal
32% Aug. 27
87% Apr.
1
(Dept Colombia)
♦Externals f 6Hs————1959
Czechoslovak (Rep
42,000
29,000
slnklnft fund 6 Ha
1956
72,000
MN
42,000 ♦Frankfort (City of) a f 6Hs—1953
French Republic 29-yr extl 7Hs—1941 J D
34,000
Bxternal a f 7s of 1924...
1949 J D
50,000
166,000
56,000
26,000
22,000
Mar. 12
23^A«g^20 -39% Janj.
'^AufT:.7 31% Jan .
17% Aug. 6 31% Jan;
18% Aug. 9 31% Jan.
82
96
94% Sale
39-year a f 5%a__.———-.1953
♦Public Works 5%a
June 39 1945
JUne 28
8% June 29
.18
30
31
28
21
36
32
37
22%
J
J
331,000 Denmark 29-yr external ftold 4s .1942
External ftAHa—..._........ 1955
457,000
Bxternal ft 4%a.————1962
482,000
Deutsche Bank Am part ctfs 6s.1932
M S
♦Stamped extd to Sept 11935......
25,000
M S
21,000 Dominican Republics f5H*—-1942
A O
1st aer 5Ha of 1926—
...1949
55,000
A O
2d series slnklnft fund f Hs..—1949
39,000
♦Dresden (City) extl s f 7s ..—..1945 MN
8,000
J
♦R1 Salvador (Rep) 1st s f 8s A—1948 J
36",000
86% Sale
48%
42% 46
60
50
76% 78%
21
100%
Cundinamarca
49,000
61,000
40,000
Sale
22% Sale
98
5s ext debt Ser A of 1914
4 H*
143",000
90
MN
♦Stamped..—
69,000
♦Bxternal a f 7a———.Nov 151937 MN
4,000
♦Stamped.—.....—.—.—.
1,000
j""j
14,000 Cordoba (Prov) Arften 7s..—.—.1942
Costa Rica (Republic)—
MN
♦7s Nov 11932 coupon on—....1951
4,000
♦7a May 11936 coupon on—..—1951
105,000
5,000 Cuba (Rep of) 5a of 1994 .......1944
.
24% Sale
24% 25
20%
22
20%
22%
20% 23%
8
32% Apr.
Aug. 28 101% Aug.
Aug. 13
2
9% June 28
84
-
Colombia (Republic of)—
♦6s
JanL
18
1
Aug.
Aug. 27 11% Aug.
Aug.
Aug. 26 108
Aug. 29 114% Aug .
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Sale
Aug.
Sale
14% zl2% Aug.
14
12% Aug.
13
12% Aug.
Aug.
13% 12
11% Aug.
Sale
33% Aug.
101% 99% Aug.
28% 27% Aug.
13
Sale
13
Sale
12%
13
Sale
28
Aug. 13
Feb. 17
38% Feb.
9
38
;May.l8
25
„
9% Aug. 31
9% Sale
36% Aug, 5
37% 39%
29% 29% z26% Aug. 3
29%, Sale
26% Aug. 6
37% Aug. 30
37% Sale
12% Aug. 27
13Sale
12% Aug. 28
13
Sale
Sale
Jan. 31 100
93
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96
35
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54
9%
102%
111%
101%
43%
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104% Sale
111% Sale
101% Sale
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13% Sale
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1
92% Aug.
5
73
Aug. 15
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14
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37
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15
11%
107%
113%
101%
29
93 % Mar. 20 109 -Jtily 12
93% Mar, 20 107% Feb. 26
May 15
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56% Aug. 30
15
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91% Sale
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6
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106% Aug. la
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102% Aug. 27
102% Aug. 27
95% Aug. 27
90
Augv 28
29Aug.
1
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110% Aug.
2
105% Aug. ?■28
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18% Sale
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17% Aug.
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9 20% Aug.
20% Sale
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32% Aug. 27 38% Aug.
35
39
41
Aug. 12
95% 92% Aug. 24 97
96% 96% 93
Aug. 12
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94% 92% Aug. 27 97
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95%
22
Sale
39% Sale
95%
112
24% Sale
32% Sale
40% Sale
98
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111
114
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29%
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120
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103
25
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30% 32
29% Sale
29% Aug. 23
29% Sale
29% Aug. 29
38
115
42% Aug. 20
2
48% Feb. 14
95% Aug. 15
86
109
Jan.
2
108% Mar. 20
38%
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58% Sale
Aug. 13
117% Aug.
36% Aug.
29%
90
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119
Jan.
2
1 108% Mar. 6
33% May 11 39% Jan. 11
5
5
Aug. 23
30% Aug. 30
30% Aug. 30
30
Aug.
8
30
Aug. 16
38% Aug. 20 39% Aug. 19
Aug. 15
Aug. 31 116
1
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May
5
7
16
Feb. 28
Feb.
May
34
95% Aug. 15
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2
114
104% M8r.
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Jan."
June
May
22
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5
2
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1
Jan.
Mar. 14
21% Aug.
30% Aug:
5
109% Aug. 30 113% Aug.
91% Sale
22% 24%
25
103
21% Aug.
30% Aug.
Jan.
37
25
July 12
Aug. 14
82
7
8
16
June 22
Feb.
22% Aug.
101% Jan .
29% Mar.
30
Aug.
29% Mar.
29% Aug.
37
33
July 12
Feb. 20
91% June 24
36% Feb.
5
31
Jan.
25
3 104% Aug. 23
20
15
20
29
Jan. 12
37% Jan. 24
35
Apr. 23
35
Apr. 23
38
34% Apr. 11 49% Jan. 22
July
8
108% Feb. 8 116
50% Aug. 27 94% Jan. 17
N. Y.
Sept., 1935]
STOCK
EXCHANGE-BONDS
23
Low from
Sales in
BONDS
August
N. T.
Valxie
$
July 1
-
1933
PRICES TN AUGUST
,
RANGE
Au(7,311935
Aug.
1
Aug. 31;
Ask Bid
PORBIGN GOV'T (Concluded)
35,000 Italian Cred Consortium 7a aer A 1937
External sec • f 7a aerlea B
•76,000
1947
227,000 Italian Public Utility a f ft 7a
1953
341,000 Japaneae Got extl a f6H«
1954
Bxtl •lnklnft fund 5%*
,107,000
1965
Juftoslavla (State Htge Bank)—
.♦7s Unmatured coupons on
30.000
1957
:
4,000 ♦Leipzig (City) external a f g 7a. 1947
Lower Austria (Province of):—
1 10,000
•724 s Unmatured coupons on .1950
Ask
Sale
68
Sale
48%
51
42H A\ig, 27
97
85% Sale
68
Aug. 23
'Aug.-29
Aug]
85
40
J
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30
63
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5524 Aug.
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29 100
Aug.16
8724 Aug. 15
Aug; 28
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35% Aug. -30
31
Aug, 28
30%
103
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924
4% Sale
754
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7% Sale
♦Mexico (U S) external Sa of 1899£
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♦Aaaentlng 5a amall
5,000
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7% Aug, 28
4% Aug!
8
Highest
Sale Prices "
68
j
Sale Prices
Aug. 23 99
Aug. >29 89
4224 Aug, 27 85
90
Jan. 28 100
7724 Jan. 30 8924
51
,
6
25
Jan.
Aug. 20
31
Aug. 28
Aug.-
97
40% Aug.
36
•
49,000 ♦Medellln (Colombia) 6 H«
22,000 ♦Mexican Irrlg Aaaentlng a f 414a
Lowest
Sale Pfices •
8724 Aug;' 5
Sale Prices
90
54%
98
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51%
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SINCE JAN.
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43
7
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15
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28
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624 Mar. 26
424 July 27
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4
16
Feb.
7
May 27
July
8
44% Feb. 25
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";Aug.' 2
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Feb.
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9
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External a f g 5a.
1
Norway 30-year ext e f 6a.Aug 151
30-year external a f 6a. Aug 16 1
30-year external a f 6a.... Oct 1
40-year ext a f tHa... June 15 1
External
a
f 5a
58 24
Sale
49
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Oriental Development 6a
External deb 5H>—
Oalo (City) 30 year a f 6a
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Pernambuco (State of)—
1
48,000 i *7s September coupon off...
1
85,000 ♦Peru (Rep) Sec a f g 7a.
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501,000
...1
75,000 Poland (Rep of) g 6a....
Stabllls loan 7a of '37. Oct 15 1
70,000
247,000
External
a
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13 24
Sale
1724
1754
15% Sale
15% Sale
82%
8324
19
14
Sale
1924
15H
105 H
Sale
23 24
110
39
Aug. 28
13
53,000
♦6s June coupon off..........1968
43,000
♦7s May coupon off
1966
62,000
♦7s June coupon off
.....1967 J
11,000
Rome (City) external a f 6 Ha
1953
695,000
6,ooo Rotterdam (City) ext a f 6a .....1964
Roumania (Kingdom of, Monopolies)
D
24
♦7s August coupon off........1959 F
A
83
80
34 54
102 %
48
Sale
Sale
16%
.....
17%
19
U%
Sale
Sale
28
32
40
Sale
28%
30
28%
29%
74% Sale
50
Sale
161
♦7s February coupon off......1946
9,000
81,000 Sydney (City) a f g 5Ha
1955
1971
Tokyo City loan of 1913 5s
1952
External a f 5Ha guar........1961
♦Tollma (Dept of) externa) 7s
1947
Trondhjem (City) 1st ext g 5Ha.. 1957
......
Upper Austria (Province of)—
♦7s Unmatured coupons on...1945
♦6Hs Unmatured coupons on .1957
♦Uruguay (Rep) external a f 8a..1946
2¥,66O
♦Ext a f 6a.....
...........1966
87,000
♦Exter a f 6a .................1964
47,000
3,000
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98
Sale
83
72%
82 %
Sale
Sale
Sale
10
12%
99% Sale
106
^3824
40%
39% Sale
84
11% Aug.
16% Aug.
14
Aug.
14
14%
14%
Aug.
78%
80% 78% Aug.
106% Sale 106
Aug.
89
89% 76% Aug.
12
19%
12
12%
99% 100
26 % Sale
2354 25H
1424
1524
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2624
8
1924 Jan.
1924 Feb.
3
8
42
9
Jan.
3624 Feb. 20
Feb.
19
107
Feb.
10424 Mar.
19
1
Jan. 17
10254 Feb. 20
102 % Aug. 15
Feb.
9
103
Jan.
Jan.
June
Jan.
Jan.
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82
8524 Feb.
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15
13
7
22
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May
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Aug.
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Aug.
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Aug
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2624 Aug. 30
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22% Aug.
22% Aug.
8
8
27
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1524 Aug.
1324 Aug.
14
Aug. 7 1624
1224 Aug. 10 1324
12% Aug. 16 1424
13
14
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6
4024 Aug. 28 6224
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Aug.
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8
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7
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5524 Aug.
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2
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70%
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82
91
Sale
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69
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3324
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4124
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Aug. 15
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
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30
29
26
26
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2
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Aug. 10
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8324 Aug. 16
7024 Aug. 29
8024 Aug 30
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1
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6
Aug. 24 1024 Aug. 12
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Aug.
1
.
10
98
10924 11024 110
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37
1124 Aug. 13
12
Jan.
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7% Apr.
724 Apr.
1
1
1524
2024
1724
172
83
Mar. 30
99% May 13 126
7924 Mar. 30 962
71
16 % May 81
12% Aug. 14
Apr.
July
July
July
July
3
13
13
13
25
Feb.
28
July 20
22
Jan.
29
22
Feb.
25
99
Mar. 22 10554 Aug. 19
Jan. 25
22% Aug.
8 37
22% Aug.
8
3654 Feb. 15
10624 Mar. 9 11024 Apr. 25
Feb. 25
10324 Mar. 26 109
3224 Aug. 23 4324 Feb. 16
14% Aug. 10
1224 Aug. 29
i§8
14
Aug. 7
1224 Aug. 10 22
1224 Aug. 16 21
13
Aug.
6 2124
40% Aug. 28 8724
112
Apr. 16 13924
Jan.
Feb.
23|4 Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Aug. 23 11024 Aug.
8
Aug.
37
Aug. 30
3724 Aug. 29
51
Aug. 28
9024 Aug.
3624 Jan.
78
;
Jan.
1524 Mar. 27
11 % Aug.
9
1954 Mar.
1924 Jan.
2324 Aug.
30
1
15
Aug. 22
1354 Aug. 24
13
Aug.
7
7224 Aug. 7
Jan.
4
4924 Jan.
3
52
2924 July 31
28
July 29
39
Aug.
2
3624 Aug. 26
2524 Aug. 29
2224 Jan.
3
6524 Mar. 30
18
26
7
28
4
4
7
Jan.
23% Jan.
21
21
Jan.
Feb.
9124 Jan.
65
Aug.
6224 Aug. 12
4224 Feb. 19
40
55
Feb.
Feb.
15
8
52% Feb. 18
36
36
75
Feb.
Feb.
9
9
July
9
43
June 11
6124 Feb. 18
158 ' July 30 17524 Jan. 14
May 20 99
July 23
9524 June
5 10224 Jan. 24
86
74%
6624
7454
854
Jan.
2
Mar. 21
Jan. 17
Apr.
1
91
Jan.
8754 June 10
May 21
76
86
15 11021
14 10351
Mar. 19 4751
Mar. 28 4121
Mar. 28 42
2
3924 Aug.
1
3924 Aug.
8
61'
Aug. 22
8424 Jan.
7324 Aug. 24
8624 Aug. 13
8024 Jan.
63
6
Aug.
8
July 22
Mar. 29
17
Jan.
8
July
July
18
18
83
Jan.
25
96
Aug. 28
5
June
1224 Jan. 18
Aug.
1
2 100
Feb.
Jan.
8
"40 24 Aug."
8524 Aug. 30
6724 Aug. 30
8324 Aug. 27
2624 Aug. 30
June 29
2
13
Feb. 20
Jan. 30
Jan.
7
50
3424 Aug.
48%
60
Sale
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
8% Jan.
Sale
1957
85
8
1324 Aug.
8
3124 June 20
29
July
6
3
Aug.
Aug. 22
10324 Aug. 26
Aug.
79 % Aug.
10024 Aug.
Aug. 28
14 24 June
Apr. 25
Sale
♦6s Unmatured coupons on...1952
23,000
177,000 Warsaw (City) external 7s.......1958
Yokohama (City) extl a f 6a
81,000
...1961
Aug. 16
Aug. 13
1
Aug.
Aug. 12
6
Aug.
Aug.
102
Aug.
10224 Aug.
2524 Aug.
zlOlHAug.
39
7
7
7% May 17
19
3724
-i.
104
101 % Aug.
101
Aug.
14% Sale
40
72% Sale
724 May 17
*6
July 22
„
12 %
39
Vienna (City of)—
3 24 July 24
104% 105 % Aug. 27 106
Aug.- 1 10224 Mar. 28 10724 Feb. 20
58% 54% Aug. 27 5824 Aug.
40
2
July
2
Apr.
3 59
51
49% Aug. 30 5424 Aug.
5
3624 Mar. 26 5424 Aug. 5
16124
Styria (Province of)—
.
Aug.
Aug.
1424
13% Sale
77
7824
5924
5524 Sale
2954 Sale
,
"5%Apr/ig
8
Jan.
8
46%
48%
23%
30,000 ♦Saxon Pub Worka(Germany)7a_1945
♦Gen ref guar aerial gold 6Ha.l951
21,000
1945
37,000 ♦Saxon State Mtge Inat 7a
♦SF g 6)4*
Decl946
1,000
Serbs Croats 8c Slovenes (Kingdom)—
♦8s Nov 1 1935 coupons on.. ..1962
59,000
♦7a Nov 1 1935 coupon on.
75,000
47,000 Silesia (Prov) extl sink fund 7a..l958
1947
14,000 ♦Silealan Landowners Assn 6a
...1936
2,000 Solsaons (City) ext 15 yr 6a
For footnotes, see page 33.
8424
1424
16
12%
13
14%
1424 13
Sale
13
13%
14
61% Sale
49% Sale
112
114
112^1 120
San Paulo (State of)—
19,000 Venetian Prov Mtg Bank 7a_.
! Aug.
99% Aug.
100
101
Aug.
%
X "26" 24% Aug.
16 % Sale
13
14
♦Saarbruecken (City) a f 6a
1953 y
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Sao Paulo (City of)—
♦8s May coupon off...........1953 M N
2,000
♦624 s May coupon off.........1957 M N
19,000
Taiwan Elec Pow 5Ha
24
1
10224
10224
10624
10624
10224
10224
1324 Aug.
3754 Aug;34
Aug.
104
.
3
Aug.
2
Aug.
Aug. 26
Aug. 20
Sale
15% Sale
off......1953
Rio Grande do Sul (State of)—
♦8s April coupon off..........1946
70,000
9,000
74,000
7,000
76,000
a,
5924 Aug.
1524
14%
4024
3624
14 % Aug;
10824 10824 106 % Aug. 24 11024 Aug.
108 % Sale
107
10724 106 24 Aug. 23 10824 Aug.
32
37 % 32H
3524 32 % Aug. 23 33
Aug. 22
Rio de Janeiro (City of)—
♦8s April coupon off..........1946
♦8s July coupon off..........
34,000
♦8s July coupon off..........
66,000
♦7s September coupon off....
61,000
♦6s July coupon off..........
62,000
♦Sec s f g 7s....
228,000
11,000 ♦Santa Fe Prov (Arg Rep) extl 7a
♦Stamped..*................
42,000
Sale
r25
...
109,000
Sale
104
38,000 Queenaland (State of) ext a f 7a..1941
35-year extl a f 6a
Feb 16 1947
61,000
3,000 ♦Rhlne-Maln-Danube deb7a aer A1959
coupon
106
94 %
2,000
*7%a July coupon off
1
19,000
1
23,000 Prague (Greater City) 7%»
68,000 ♦Prusala (FreeState) ext af *H~1
♦S f gold 6a
1
92,000
♦624« August
40
102
52
5824
a52% Sale
113
Porto Alegre (City of)—
♦88 June coupon off..
51,000
118,000
39
Sale
8124 Sale
10124 10124 10024 101
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14%
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424 July 10
>324 July 24
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434 Aug. 20
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10124 10124 100
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106 24 Sale
105% Sale
106 H Sale
104
104H
Sale
101 % Sale
102 H 101% Sale
Sale
10154 102
♦Nuremberg (City) external 6a.. 3
Aug. 31
424 Aug. 19
■
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♦614s September coupon off...1958 m g
30,000
♦614 s September coupon off
1959 j£. s
33,000
35,000 ♦Montevideo (City) • * ft 7a
1953 j j>
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..1959 m n
114,000
191,000
132,000
53,000
83,000
284,000
187,000
214,000
20,000
17,000
46,000
61,000
38,000
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6
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to
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280,000
133,000
89,000
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115,000 Bethlehem Stool 1st A rof 5a g A.1942 M
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106,000
1944 J
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400,000 Boston A Maine 1st 5s ser AC...1967
171,000
let mortgage 5s amies II
1955
196,000
1st g4Ke series JJ—....
1941
71,000 Boston A N Y Air Line 1st gu 4S.1998
91,000 ♦t*Botany Cons Mills sec s f 6H>1934
73,000
♦Certificates of deposit
♦tsBowmaa.Bllt Hotels 1st 7a... 1934
Stpd as to payment of 5435 part red
M S
MN
A O
F A
A O
A O
52,000 Brooklyn City RR 1st 5a.......-1941
164,000 Brooklyn Ediaon lac gen 5a A...1949
91,000
Gen mtge 5s series B
..—1952
541.000 Bltlyn-M Tr R T Sec 4s ser A——1948
344,000
15-yr sects series A....
—1949
6,000 Bklyn Queens Co A Sub gtd 5S..1941
J J
J J
J J
J J
J D
MN
143,000 Brooklyn Union El 1st 5s
—.1954
23,000 Brooklyn Union Gas Co 1st g 5s.1945
9,000
let Hon A ref 4s sor A
.....1447
.Cona deb 5He
1436
F A
MN
MN
45,000
Debentures gold 5s ..........1959
35,000
let lien A ref 5s series B——1457
16,000 Brunsw A Western 1st gu g 4a...1938
31.000 Buffalo Gen Elec 4Hs ser B
1981
11,000 Buff Roch A Pitta gen 5a.. ......1937
333,000
Con#ol4Hs
—.1457
17,000 •!♦ Burl Ced Rap A Nor 1st 5s.. .1934
2,000
♦Certificates of deposit...........
42.000 "{♦Bush Terminal Co 1st 4s.—1952
161,000 Nconsol 5a
1955
142,000 Bush Term Bldgs 5a gu tax ox
1944
67,000 By-Product Coke 1st 5Hs ser A—1945
J D
MN
93
Aug.
103 % Aug.
104% Aug.
Sale
27
Sale
78
Sale
99
llV*
86
99%
56%
70 H
113%
106
109 %
104
65 H
102
100 %
96 H
119
126 H
109
105
111%
110%
113%
101
102
93
77
75
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
23
25
Aug.
Sale
40% Aug.
Aug.
107% 107
99% Aug.
100% 101
90% Sale
ir4
Sale
725
90 J
92%
32%
29
26%
44
im
108
100%
Sale
103 H
111% Sale" ill"
Sale
24%
31
Sale
30%
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30
26
31%
28%
Sale
26
28
35
111% Sale
104
109%
37%
Sale
48
76 %
Sale
77% Sale
71
33
10
9%
Sale
Sale
10%
Sale
116%
30
Aug. 29
1
Aug.
24% Aug.
24% Aug.
87
Feb.
5
5
98
Jan.
19
49
Mar. 19
12
70
1
21
12
104%
85%
1
10
22
111% Jan.
2
22
106% Jan.
9
14
111
31
7
5
23
30
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Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
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Aug.
Aug.
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12
12
17
20
22
13
17
13
5
13
15
12
15
12
Aug. 20
Aug.
1
Aug. 12
31% Aug. 17
27% Aug. 22
27% Aug. 24
Aug.
5
30
Aug. 30 32
109% Aug. 24 111% Aug. 10
Aug.
1
103% 103._ 103% Aug.
2 104
109% Aug. 29 110% Aug. 17
109%
37% 38
30
32
108 % 110
78% Sale
79
81%
71
73%
33
Sale
11% Sale
10%
11
75% Aug. 10
77 : > Aug. 12
70% Aug.
1
31% Aug.
3
10% Aug. 29
9% Aug.
1
18
21
12
22
102%
6
100%
Jan. 11
101% Aug. 16 104
107% Apr. 24 110% Feb. 15
111% Jan.
2 113% June 12
22
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1
17
17
2
8
30
18
12
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5
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1
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5
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Aug.
1
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Aug. 21
Aug.
5
Aug.
1
Aug.
7
Aug. 13
Aug.
9
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Aug.
1
Aug.
1
Aug.
1
Aug. 27
Aug. 13
Aug.
1
Aug. 22
Aug. 22
Aug. 20
Aug. 13
Aug. 30
6 105
102% Aug.
Sale
100% Aug. 30 103
2
74
Sale
70
Aug.
Sale
Sale
104
103% Aug. 30 107%
2
82%
78
Aug.
Sale
80% Sale
Sale
98
98
Sale
Aug. 30 99%
94% Aug. 31 98%
Sale
95% Sale
84% Aug. 31 86%
87% 84% Sale
2
73%
70
71
Sale
68% Aug.
8
60%
54% Aug.
Sale
57% Sale
2
Sale
73%
Sale
70%
69% Aug.
114
113% Aug. 28 114 Sale
Aug. 27 106%
ioVT 105" 105
Sale
108
108% 108% Aug. 28 112%
115
Aug. 28 116 118
m* 115
3
63
65
65%
66 H
65% Aug.
9 103
Aug.
102% 101 % 101% 102
100%
98
Aug. 20 98
95%
Sale
116% 116% 115% Aug. 28 119
Sale
121
122
Sale
Aug. 27 126%
103 % 103 % 105
Sale
100 %
103
Sale
71
72
107 H
75
100%
2 97% Jan.
June
5 103
76% Aug.
Jan.
2 88% Feb.
Aug.
Mar. 20 112
Jan.
7 100% Aug.
July 11 112% Aug.
Aug. 24 105% Mar.
16
30
19
16
Aug.
82% Aug.
75
Aug.
39% Aug.
13
Aug.
12
Aug.
80
22
27
23
15
12
21
Jan.
2
Mar. 15
Apr. 12
109*
"l*
May
1
June 12
Aug. 30
93% Aug.
Mar. 13 109% Aug.
19% Apr.
4 26% June
20% Apr.
1 25% Aug.
7% Mar. 12 18% Aug.
50% Feb.
1 63% June
63% Mar. 14
17
17
80
29
23
22
24
L02
Jan.
16
20
103
Jan.
25
5% May
2 104% May
Feb.
15
90% Aug. 28 94% Aug.
Jan.
103
Aug. 13
Feb.
106% Jan.
2
Mar.
L01
Jan.
2 106
Mar.
101% Jan.
2 106
87% Feb. 23
i!T
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Aug. 31
Aug. 21
2 104
1 106
100% Apr.
LOO
Apr.
10
17
25
5
5
21 103% Apr.
3
Feb. 25
1 110
Mar. 22
105
104% Apr.
100% Jan.
7
107% Jan. 12 112% July 30
Jan.
2 112% Feb. 27
3 113% Aug. 27
Aug.
6 106
108% Jan.
L10
)
June 27
Aug. 14 110% May
)% Aug. 16 103% Feb.
L% June
4 92% Jan.
)% May 25 82% Jan.
)
May
July 25 100
Jan.
r
July
9
Jan.
\
Aug. 24
Jan.
5% Feb.
6 47
I
Aug. 29 108% Mar.
)
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5 100% Aug.
)
7
20
8
21
as
22
24
26
22
23
30
>% Feb. 28 105
)% Apr.
1 104%
1
Mar. 30
L
Mar. 30
Jan.
86%
1% Apr. 20 100
5
Apr.
1
5% Apr.
6 88
Jan.
8
Jan.
15
1% Mar. 27
28
June 29
Jan.
7
109j|
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J
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Sale
Sale
: 90
90
106)
104)
70
Aug. 26 91 %
109
Aug.
109%
Aug.
107%
Aug.
105%
Aug.
70
Aug.
2
Aug. 19
Aug.
1
Aug.
5
Aug.
1
Aug. 10
76
76
70%
109% Sale
120% 121
125% 126%
108
107
120% 120
126% 124
1
Aug. 17 109% Aug.
Aug. 21
Aug. 14 121
Aug. 10 125% Aug. 21
Sale
31
Sale
20
104% Sale 104% Aug.
108% 110% 107% Aug.
102% Aug.
108% 110% 109% Aug.
105" 103% 104% 104
Aug.
62
Sale
Aug.
63% Sale
17
19
19
18% Aug.
23
19% Aug.
87% Aug.
88% 90** "93"
102 % 102%
Sale
Aug.
Sale
40
55
Sale
81%
Sale
63
83
39
5
27
21
2
27
10
10
Aug. 27
61% Aug. 30
79
Aug. 13
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
8
June 29
76
Jan.
i% Mar. 29 60
2% Mar. 29 76
)
Jan.
7 114
Jan.
9
8
Jan.
8
Jan.
8
2% Mar. 29
7 106
)% Jan.
5
I
1
1
3
5
7 112
Mar. 30 118
68
May 31
Apr.
2 103
Apr. 26 102
Jan. 10 98
Mar.
30
Mar.
4
Aug.
July
Aug.
July
12
18
20
12
July
2 120
2 126
1% Jan.
3% Jan.
107%
27%
24%
24%
July 26
Aug. 15
July 27
16
Jan. \ 3 112% Aug. 21
Feb.
9
May 20 44
Aug.
1 39% Feb.
5
8
Aug.
1 39% Feb.
Aug. 30
41% Feb. 16
105% Mar. 19 115% Jan. 12
103% Jan.
3 104% June 13
102% Jan. 12 110% Aug. 17
16
80
Mar. 15
45
59% Mar. 29
60% Mar. 29
59% Mar. 18
34% Jan.
'
Aug. 22
82% Aug.
75
Aug.
40% Jan.
13
Aug.
12
Aug.
27
4% May
17 92% July
May
1 110% Mar.
Mar.
Apr. 20 110
Jan.
2 107% May
June
7 105% July
71
Jan. 10
July
Mar. 12
77% June
Jan.
3 110% July
Jan.
2 121
July
Feb. 18 128
July
28
10
July
2
5% Mar. 27
6
June 20
26
May 28
M 8
.—.—1941 J
83.
30
107% Sale
99% 100
"~4~, 000 Beech Creek Baton 1st g 3Hs.. .1951 A O
153,000 Boll Telephone of Pa 1st 5s B....1948 J J
First A ref 5a aeries C ........1940 A O
131,000
Belaidere Del cons gtd g >Hs—-.1943 I
J
1944 M 8
) 89,000 Beneficial Indus Loan deb 4#
57,000 ♦Berlin City Electric deb 4%a—1951 J D
♦Deb sinking fund 4%s———1959 F A
...
37,000
60
90% Aug.
103
Aug.
103 % Sale
Sale 107 % Aug.
Sale
110
103% Aug.
104
Sale 102
Aug.
104 % Sale
Sale
103% Aug.
103
Sale
104
Aug.
105"
104
100
Aug.
100
102%
Aug.
Sale
107% 106!
109
Aug.
1031
103 % Sale
Aug.
110% 110
111% 113
109
109% 109% Aug.
110H Sale
113% Aug.
112H 121% 115% 117
100
Aug.
100 % Sale
Sale
101
Sale
100
Aug.
102
Sale
102
Sale
103
90% Aug.
102
23 %
41
—1987
1941
Tor footnotes, aee page
57
94 :i
94%
103 % Sale
103% 104
107% Sale
105 H Sale
93% Sale
Sale
.
1st 5a stamped...
17% Sale
93
92% Sale
4%S
♦Debenture
—
15%
61
73
J
J
Ref A gen 5s series
30,000
-
14
60
23
May 24
28
103
23 % Aug.
25
Feb.
June 20
Jan.
2
Apr. 15 641
46
Aug.
Aug. 14
99% Mar. 30 103% Aug.
Aug.
64% Mar. 13
Aug.
52% Mar. 29 70
13
Mar. 28 30 •: Aug.
Aug.
8
Mar. 29
July
84% Mar. 30 92
105% Jan. 29 109% July
92% June 17 95% Aug.
100
July
Apr.
5 102
100
24 H
24 %
26
May 13
July 31
46
87
% Sale
M N
1940
M 8
F...—.....1996
471,000
j
\ 15,000 Bangor A Aroostook RR lot g 5s 43
j
Con ref mtge gold 4s
1451
70,000
4s stamped................... 1951 ....
107,000
8,000 Bataatan Pete gtd deb i%a ———1942 J J
3,000 Battle Creek A Sturgls gu Is....1989 J D
1934 J J
42,000 Beech Creek 1st gu 4s..
Second guar gold 5a...——...1434 J
J
Cona g
Sale
102
24%
MN
74,000 t Baldwin Locom Works 1st a f 5s.1940 M N
July 1948 A O
423,000 Bait A Ohio 1st g 4s
Refund A gen 5s sor A— -----1995 J D
747,000
1st gold 5a
Jul! 1948 A O
367,000
Ref and gen 4s, series C
1995 J D
737,000
PLK A W VaSysref g4s
1941 MN
297,000
Southw Dla 1st 3Hs at 8% -—1450 J
J
281,000
Tol Qn Dla 1st A ref 4s ser A—1959 J
J
64,000
Refunding5sseriesD.. - _..2000 M 8
526,000
A
2,326,000
88
Sale
Sale
D
93% Aug.
Aug.
76% Aug.
81
Aug.
112
Aug.
100% Aug.
112% Aug.
102
Aug.
102% Aug.
110
Aug.
113% Aug.
113% Aug.
109
Aug.
113% Aug.
51
Aug.
Jan.
38
Aug. 26 93% Aug. 17
Aug.
1 109% Aug. 17
26
Aug. 21
25% Aug. 23
23% Aug.
18% Aug. 22
14
! Aug.
2
Aug.
60
Aug.
Sale
00 %
24
M
j
102
98
23%
coll tr Ss.1959
87,000 Atlentlc Refining deb 5a
15,000 Austin A NW 1st g 5s guar
Sale
A
—-—1948
Second 4s...
51,000 Atl Gulf A WI S3 Line
Sale
D
j
1946 MN
1995 q j
Bdge It Term 1st 5s. 1944
real estate 4 Ha 1439
Armour tk Co of Del 1st 5%s
1943
1st M 25-year 4s s f ser B
1955
Armstrong Cork cona deb 5s...-.1940
Atch Top ASF gen g 4s -------1995
Adjustment g 4s
July 1 1995
Stamped 4s
...July 1 1995
Cona g 4s of1909. ...........—1955
Cona g 4s of 1905....————1955
Cona g 4s of 1910..........
—1944
Cona dob gold 4H«
1945
Rocky Mt dla 1st 4s A
--1948
Trane-Cont Short Lino 1st 4s gl45S
Cal-Artz 1st A ref 4Hs sor A —1942
Atl Knox A No 1st g5s
--1944
Atl A Char Air Una 1st 4%S A-1944
1st 30-year 5s ser B. .—------1944
Atl Coast L 1st cons 4s
July 1452
General unified 4H* oerlea A—1944
181.000
LAN collat gold 4a
-Oct.. 1952
119,000
10-yr coll tr 5s
-—..May 1 1945
141,000
1948
251,000 Atlantic A Danallle 1st g 4s
.
Sale
O
'
8,000
306,000
182,000
2,375,000
34,000
495,000
24,000
222,000
3,000
49,000
22,000
282,000
54,000
33,000
65,000
<
9,000
46,000
60,000
535,000
Sale
1945 M
deb 4%s
489,000 Amar Smelting It Rof 5s set A...
1934
38,000 Amar Tal A Tal Cona 4s
1444
34-year coll trust 5a—-———
237,000
1940
15-year sink fund dab 5s......
259,000
1943
24-year sinking fund SH*——■
357,000
1939
Convertible debentures 4%#-.
107,000
1945
Debenture 5a
267,000
1940
247,000 I*Am Type Founders 6s ctfs
Amar Water Works Ac Elec
.1975
Debenture gold 4s series A...
312,000
1944
10 yr cona coll tr 5a...........
1,313,000
1947
77,000 {♦Amer Writ Paper 1st g 4a... -.
♦Ceitificates of Deposit—.....
44,000
348,000 ♦AngloChllean Nitrate
3,000 ♦tAnn Arbor 1st g 4s
87
Aug;
Aug*
69% Aug.
Sale
73
Aug.
Sale
110% Aug.
Sale
98 % Aug.
Sale
108 % Aug.
Sale
100 % Aug.
101 % Aug.
102
Sale
108% Aug.
Sale
111% Aug.
Sale
112% Aug.
108 % 108% Aug.
Sale
111% Aug.
Sale
39% Aug.
96
Sale
8
1947 A
Amer Roll Mill cona
7 99% Aug.
8
Aug.
Aug. 19 47
Aug. 14 46% Aug. 16
Aug. 21 103% Aug. 30
Aug. 28 79% Aug. 19
Aug. 16
Aug.
2 70
Aug. 17
Aug.
8 30
20% Aug. 17
Aug.' 1
%Aug." 13 108 % "Aug. "5
93% Aug. 12 95% Aug. 30
Aug. 13
100% Aug. 31 102
93 H
S
A
.1952 J
30
41
June 17
102% Aug. 30 105
99
85
Jan.
51
Aug. 30 100
107
Jan. 11 108
98% Aug.
7 103
107
94% Sale
100% Sale
F
2430 M
105,000 American lea a f dab 5s.........
1449 MN
414,000 American IO Chemical • %£—..
J
1444 I
440,000 Amar Internet Corp con* f He..
2,197.000
Aug.
Aug.
98 % Aug.
A
.1955 M
Amor 5c Foreign
65
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
26
108
108
j
23,000 ♦Alpine Montan Steel 7a...
.1940
30.000 Art Beet Sugar 6a ext to... —
1,955,000
99
98% 98% Aug. 23
x51
55
Aug. 30
99%
63%
6
A O
Sale Prices
28
Aug. 28 34% Aug.
102 H 102 % Aug. 30 102 % Aug.
Sale
Sale
»
Sale Prices
Ask
Ask Bid
A
Highest
1
Highest
Lowest
Lowest
Aug. 31
1
Aug.
RAILROAD AND INDUSTRIAL
COMPANIES.
_
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN AUGUST
Lovo from
BONDS
Sales in
EXCHANGE—BONDS
Jan.
•
23
10
12
21
11
16
8
23
19
13
10
12
8
i06K Apr."17
Mar. 11
6
12
13
13
8
10
15
6
May
107
18*
51
7
Mar. 30
Feb. 27
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
8
18
5
Aug. 15
Jan. 28
July 24
88% July 12
70
Salts in
Y.STOCK
N.
Sept., 1935]
July 1
1933
Aug. 311935
Ask Bid
Bid
3,000 Cal Gaa A Kl Corp onlf 5e ref 5a„. 1987 UN
J
J
17,000 Calif Packing cost dab 5a......194#
Camaguay Sugar Co—
♦lat 7a ctfa of deposit
53,000
.....1942
A O
28,000 Canada Sou con gu 5a aer A.....1962
M S
111,000 Canadian Nat guar 4Ha_8apt 10 1954
Gold 4Ha
1957 J J
168,000
J
Guaranteed gold 5a......July 1969 J
115,000
Guaranteed g 6a..........Oct 1969 A O
72,000
Guaranteed g 5a............—1970 F A
29,000
57,000
167,000
208,000
111,000
95,000
543,000
141,000
114,000
123,000
439,000
10,000
39,000
126,000
1,000
T*
.......
a
..1951
Sale
Sale
103
Sale
11094
11494
11694
11694
11494
11294
11194
10494
12394
8894
10394
11294
10794
Sale
J
1954
196#
(♦Carolina Central 1st gu g 4a.. 1949
Caro Clinch Sc Ohio 1st 5a... ..—1985
7294
Sale
Sale
Sale
11194
7594
35
2194
1294
,
Sale
1594
5a...—1946
A AtlDlv pur m 5a. 1947
-
Sale
Aug.
Aug.
10794
Jan.
18
17
Jan.
29
il
11
Sale
•094 Sale
>194 102
Sale
>7
68
>3
10294
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8
5
30
28
30
31
31
29
28
28
3
22
27
10894
7
112
9
114
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
7
8
11494
11194
Jan.
Jan.
3
3
12
109
Jan.
3
15
109
Jan.
3
10394
Jan.
119
Feb.
3
25
Aug.
2
5
17
2
2
2
5
2
6
Aug. 19 2994 Aug. 14
9 109
Aug. 12
Aug.
125
Sale
102
10394
10594 Sale
10794 Sale
1194
1594
H94
1594
16
J
J
107
J
Aug. "7
1094 Aug. 28
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20"
2294 Aug. 15
1294 Aug. 14
1
1194 Aug.
J
gold 4a.............1989
Valley lat i 5a .1941
J
U
J
1944
194*
%
Sale
69
1
9794 Aug.
Aug.
8
57
Aug.
Aug.
Aug. 29 10294 Aug.
1
91
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
100
Aug. 27 102
10194 Aug. 21 10294 Aug.
8594 Aug. 12 9094 Aug.
65
Aug. 23 6594 Aug.
9 12194 Aug.
121
Aug.
Aug.
8394 Aug. 24 86
9594
5294
10094
8894
14
15
21
31
19
2
1
10
30
124
1
Sale
10294
Aug. 20 10891 Aug. 13
Sale 105
1
10694 10694 Aug. 30 10791 Aug.
Sale
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con
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Warm Springs
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M
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Sale
F
A
Sale
A
Sale
B.........1977
lat A ref 0s aeries A.
1934
(♦Chic A E 111 Ry (new co) g 5a ..1951
•(Chic A E 111 lac cons g 6a
♦Certificates of deposit...
A O
80
MN
Sale
Sale
........
Chic A Erie lat gold 5a..........1983
5a
1937
(♦Chic Gt Western 1st 68-yr 4a...1959
J
117
Sale
MN
Chic Gaa L A C lat go g
J
Sale
M S
♦Stamped..................
12,000 (♦Chic Indlanap A Louts* rf g 6a 1947
9,000
♦Refunding gold 5s aer B......1947
•Refunding 4a aeries C—
1947
17,000
Mat A general 5a series A.
1966
3,000
Mat A gen 6a series B
May 1966
25,000 Chic Indiana A Sou 56-yr 4a ...1956
1969
3.000|Chlc L 8 A Bast 1st 494*
136,000 ♦Chic Mil A St P gen g 4a aer A..1989
♦Gen g 394a series B....May 11989
10,000
♦Gen 494* aeries C
96.000
...May 11989
♦Gen g 494a series E
May 11989
73,000
♦Gen 494a aeries F
...May 11989
32,000
1,155.000 (♦Chic MU St PA Pac mtgsls aerA1975
♦Conv adj 5s
JanI 3888
2,381,000
l*a?
51,000 t'Chtc A No West gen 396a.
♦General 4a
........1987
80,000
7,000
♦itpd non pnyt Fed Ine tas.1987
13,000
Mtpd gen 494s non-pay Inc taxl987
♦Gen 5a stpd non pay lac tas.1987
84.000
♦General 494s stamped
....1987
J
J
J
•(♦Chicago Rys 1st 5a stamped
1937
Aug 1 1933 25% part paid
38,000
1988
111,000 (♦Chic R1 A Pacific gen g 4a
♦Certificates of deposit.....
14,000
1934
•♦Refunding gold 4e—
...
235,000
♦Certificates of deposit.....
102,000
111,000 •♦Sec. gold 494* aeries A.......1952
♦Certificates of deposit.....
54,000
♦Convertible gold 496a———3968
304,000
1951
13,000 Chic S L A N O gold 5a
Gold 394a
-June 15 1951
1951
13',000
Memphla Dlv lat 4a
-—
116,000 Chic T H A S'eaat lat A ref 5a— 196*
Income guar
5a.......-Dec 1
194t
19
Sale
1394 Sale
A
O
Sale
Sale
Sale
19
Feb.
29
3
Jan.
8
Feb.
97k Mar.
23 10294 Aug.
6994 Apr. 17
4
52
Apr.
9094
6594
12194
8694
10494
10894
July
Aug.
Aug.
July
2 11394 June
2 12094 Mar.
53
40
MN
4691
41
MN
Sale
4494
41
MN
50
Sale
48
45
4894
5494
47
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5494
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8
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12
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13
12
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1
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28
9
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Sale
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9694 Sale
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1
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1
1494 Aug.
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May
Aug. 17
28
25
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7
Feb.
1
Jan.
7
Jan.
7
Jan. 21
Jan.
Jan.
4 10594 July
2
89
June 29
14
88
June 27
June
Mar. 29
Mar. 30
9
May
Aug.
3
June
24
Aug.
Aug.
1
30
14
28 10694 Aug.
29 106
Aug.
28
2
Aug.
9994 Aug.
67
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
104 J
103 i
109
Aug. 30 110
10994 Sale
11094 11194 11194 Aug. 21 113
9 114
11294 11394 11294 Aug,
78
Aug 10 78
72
...
-
Mar.
Mar.
7594 July 17
6294 Aug. 30
10954
11094
10894
10694
10994
10094
Feb.
23
Mar. 25
Mar. 18
Aug.
5
Aug. 12
July
1
June 26
107
!0754 June 25
68
May 13
9994 Aug. 22
4194 Feb. 23
10794 July 11
10394 Aug. 27
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
May
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Mar. 16 103
Jan. 15 10394
Jan. 17 11194
Jan. 31 113
Jan. 15 11494
Mar. 28 78
102
MN
J
MN
10194 Aug.
10394 10494 10394 Aug.
104
Mar.
2
10294
10294
F
35
Sale
Mar.
Mar.
79
6
June 29
7
6194
Sale
Mar.
Aug. 17
Aug. 22
36
Aug. 29
Jan.
4
21
Mar.
"Aug.
13
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Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
5
10
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Jan.
Mar.
1
7
Aug. 28
Mar. 29
1
15
19
Aug.
1
Aug. 14
20
Jan.
4
Jan. 23
9294 Feb. 25
9
24 11194 Aug.
Jan.
8
28
Jan. 30
29
Jan.
9
28
Jan.
7
29
26 6494 Jan. 23
Jan.
7
28 26
Jan.
8
30
Jan.
3
29
Jan.
8
29
Jan.
7
23
53
Jan.
3
29
Jan.
9
29
May 11
29 47
Jan.
7
29 70
Jan.
8
29 31
Jan.
4
30 28
Jan.
4
30 28
7
4 2294 Jan.
June
Mar.
13
Feb.
Jan.
4
Mar. 15
4394 Aug. 30
Aug.
9894 Sale
10594 Sale
10594
3
m
Apr. 26
Mar.
1
May 14
May 11 11454 Mar. 4
86
Aug. 23
Mar. 30
13
Aug. 21
Mar. 21
June 19
11
2
Apr.
4794 Aug. 27
4994 Aug.
1
82
Sale
10994 May
7
8294
7394
107 94 Sale
4
2
12
79
71
Sale
J
D
7 10694 Mar.
May 20
D
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9
Aug. 30
Aug. 24
Aug. 30
Aug.
Aug.
Sale
694 Sale
10594 103
10694 104
M N
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5
Jan.
Aug.
Aug.
9294
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4894
4294
5394
20
17
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1
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Aug. 16
7
5594
18
2094
1694 Sale
18
Sale
1994 Sale
1094 Sale
F
Aug.
Apr.
4994
D
3
26
53
Sale
Sale
5 10294 Jan.
May
Apr.
11
Aug. "14
1894 Aug. 30
1694 Aug. 31
Sale
20
MN
Aug.
Aug.
8 10694 Aug.1 7
Jan. 22
8
50
D
8 108
16 11294 Apr. 30
June 24
8 108
Apr.
8 110
Aug. 19
Aug.
8
2
5094 Jan.
Apr.
2 117
Aug. 20
3
1394 Aug.
3
494 Aug.
41
5
4
Jan.
53
43
2
31
10
11
Aug. 26
Feb.
Apr. 30
July
8
46
2
10
30
Feb. 20
31
6394 Mar. 13
Mar.
9
10294 July 10
Aug. 13
102
Mar. 28
8
10194 Jan. 12 10894 July
114
June 28
7
90
28
12
Aug. 14
29 10894 Feb. 20
1
27
9894 Feb.
13 10394 June 29
694~Aug.~"I
43H
(♦Choc Okl A Gulf consol 5a
206",000 Cin Gaa A Bloc lat mtge g 4a A.. 1968 A O
J
.1937 J
15,000 Cln Ham A Day 3d g 4 94a
17
28
"594 Aug. "12
21
MN
series C—............... .1962 M S
1943 A O
Chllds Co deb 5a
...........
33.
Jan.
June
10
2294 Aug. 28
2294 Aug. 29
42
Sale
Q
8
5
8
18
June 19
Jan.
Jan.
11194. Aug.
47
A
5
For footnotes, sec page
694
7
92
F
J
10894
StLAC lat 4a...Aug 3 1936
4a
--IS4J
Cln Union Term 1st 494a — A—2828
1st mtge 5a aeries B..
3828
lat mtge g 5s aerlea C guar
1957
Clearfield Bit Coal lat 4a
...—1948
Clearfield A Mahon lat gtd g 0S..1943
694 Apr,
1794 June
19
June
15
Feb.
20
Feb.
7194 Jan.
50
Mar.
10094 Aug.
8794 July
9794 Mar.
Aug. 10
Aug. 15
21
3
Jan,
31
5094 Aug.
10794 10794
10694 10694
Gin Leb A N 1st con gu g
Mar. 29
20 11494 Aug.
1 10694 Aug.
Sale
J
J
4s....-.....-.*.. 1944 J
1963 J
J
series D
J
Chic A West Ind Consol 58-yr 4s. 1953 J
1963 M S
lat A ref 5 94* aerlea A
Cln Ind
7
Aug
Aug
Aug
J
D
J
1947 3
Jan.
13
May 29
Apr. 18
27
47
3
lat mtfte 4s
....
Mar. 18
10794 June 12
Aug
Sale
J
Guaranteed
deb g 5a
Aug 26 10794
Aug. 29 112
86
Aug
13
Aug
J
J
494a A.. 1963 J
1963 J
B._—
1944 J
Guaranteed gold 5a—
2794 Apr. 13
Jan.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug. 27 109
Aug. 27 10794 Aug.
J
J
3
lat 5s aeries
Chill Copper
5 11194
Aug.
Aug. 21 108
8 110
Aug.
Aug. 27
4594
31 105
Aug.
694
Sale
694
9194
9194
11094
Sale
4594
4494
Chic Un Station 1st gu
71
1
Mar. 12 11194 July
2 112
July
Jan.
25
Sale
MN
M
.......1949
19
2494
2494
26
J
J
25
J
15-year secured 6 96a—Mar 1 1936
1st A ref g 5s
—May 3837 3
I
1st A ref 494a stamped...May 3837
lat A ref494a aer G
May 3837 J
♦Conv 494a aeries A
20
8
J
1947
..............1951 M
lat A ref 494* series
-----
J
Illinois Division 4a
9594
Jan.
11094 10994 Aug. 27 11094 Aug.
Aug.
Sale 10894 Aug. 27 Ill
8 108
Aug.
10794 Aug.
1094 11294 11194
08
10794
0594 10994 108
41
4294 42
0294 Sale 10294
0294 10294 107
0694 Sale 106
06
Sale
10594
1094 11194 11094
82
85
7794
1194
12
1094
10
1094 Sale
1394 11694 11494
0694 Sale 10694
2294
2294 Sale
23
2394
O
J
July 10
Aug.
5
July 20
Jan.
108
11294
1971 F
Chic A Alt RR ref g 3a
June 24
Jan.
11194 Aug. 30 11294 Aug.
Aug.
115
Aug. 28 118
J
J
Sale
Sale
8194
9994
10994
101 k
39
23
Sale
J
R A A Div lat
19,000
65.000
48.000
1,000
2
June
28
30
9
11294 11294 1H94
11794 Sale
11594
110
111
10894
10994
11094 Sale
1959
145.000 Chea A Ohio lat cons g 5a
General gold 494a............1992
95.000
Ref A Imp 494a aer A
......1993
112,000
Ref A Impt 494* series B......1995
153,000
4,000
Craig Valley 1st g 5s
May (948
Potts Creek Br lat 4a
1946
23,000
55,000
43,000
56,000
134,000
465,000
148,000
22.000
180,000
681,000
May
2
28
1994
Sale
101
Certain-teed Prod a f g 594a A...1948
J
Charles A Savannah 1st g 7a..-.1936 J
MN
1,138,000 Chea Corp conv col tr g 5s May 15 1947
10 year conr coll 5s...........1944 J D
469,000
335,000
Mar.
106
1 11394
25
Sale
8894
-1987
4a........1949
M
65,000
80,000
94,000
68,000
1,080,000
...
53
Can RR A Bkg of Ga col tr g 06.1957
Central Steel lat sink fund 8s
1941 UN
con
...
10
•694 Sale
>394 Sale
9594
M N
3d
—.
W*
102
A O
3,000
4,000
190,000
134,000
116,000
215,000
168,000
75,000
29,000
285,000
27,000
11,000
81,000
596,000
!°5H
9
8
25
1946
1951
Through St L 1st go g 4a.....1954
Guar 5a.....
........
..1968 V A
*7.000
40
2
2994 28
108
'894 Sale
394 4694
23
4a...........1961
0a.........1987
Cent Pac 1st ref gu g
1
Aug.
8
22
18
3
3
3
Aug.
7
31 103
Aug. 31
44
1
Aug.
794 10894 10794 Aug. 23 10894
Aug. 27 110
894 Sale 108
6
75
2
75
75
Aug.
0
May ?7
Aug. 28
102
44
48
Sale
294
10694
1
16
100
Sale
Sale
July
1
2 109
5 10594 May 16
8 10794 Jan.
7 103H Jan.
994 Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
11294 Aug.
11494 Aug.
117
Aug.
11694 Aug.
11494 Aug.
11394 Aug.
112
Aug.
10494 Aug.
12494 Aug.
8994 Aug.
10394 Aug.
11294 Aug.
10794 Aug.
10394 Aug.
1
Sale
10994
♦Macon A Nor Div lat g
Central of N J gen g
General 4s
Sale Prices
0
Sale
Sale
8,000 ♦Cent Br Un Pac lat g4a.......1948
D
31,000 Central Diat Tel lat 58-year 5a...1943
(♦Cent of Ga Ry lat g 5s...Nor. 1945 V A
♦Consol gold 5a.... .........1945 UN
93,5oo
A O
♦Ref A gen 594a series B
42,000
1959
♦Ref A gen 0a series C
103,000
....1959
♦Chat Div pur money g 4a
1951
Cent N K 1st guar
Sale Prices
Sale
Sale
117
Sale
Sale
1st A con g 6a aeries A.Dec 15 1952
Cartilage A Adlr lat gu g 4a.—1981
Cent 111 Elec A Gaa 1st 5s
Highest
Sale Prices
8
Aug.
894
994
11294 Aug.
294 Sale
2
Sale
102
Aug.
894 Sale
10894 Aug.
112
Aug.
294 Sale
4
Aug,
11494 114
4
11494 11494 Aug.
11194 Aug.
194 112
10994 Aug.
994 Sale
9
Sale
109
Aug.
10394 Aug.
394 Sale
12394 Aug.
394 Sale
8694 Aug.
794 Sale
294 10394 10294 Aug.
194 112
11194 Aug.
494 10594 10494 Aug.
Sale
D
358.000
65,000
272,000
20,000
495,000
4,000
504,000
2,000
14,000
388,000
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sale
J
Collateral truat gold 414*-——1946 U S
J
5a equip truat ctfa............1944 J
♦Mobile Div 1st it 5a
Ask
Sale
D
25-year deb a f guar 414a......1946
I
Canadian Pac 4% deb stock ......
♦Middle Ga
Highest
10894 10894 10894 Aug. 8 10894 Aug.
10494 10594 10494 Aug. 19 10494 Aug.
9
M S
f 7a.........1949 J
J
Collateral truat g 5a
Collateral truat 4)4a
10494
11294
J D
Guar gold 494a...
June 15 1955
Guar g 4H«..........—...»1956 F A
Guar g 4Ha--Canadian No deb
108 >4 109
Lowest
Aug. 31
1
Aug.
m. 7. stock exchange
Value
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN AUGUST
Low from
BONDS
August
25
EXCHANGE-BONDS
Feb. 18
July 23
June 25
Mar. 12
June 19
Aug. 10
26
mY. STOCK EXCHANGK-BONDS
11
Sales in
BONDS
August
Value
N. Y.
fe.2
J**
STOCK EXCHANGE
HQh
Low from,
July 1 1933
PRICES IN AUGUST
to
Aug.
1
Aug. 31
RANGE SINCE
Lowest
Highest
Aug. 311935
S
31,000 C C C & St L
Bid
1W3
tf 4a
General 5aaerlea B
--—
5,000
155,000
751,000
122,000
28,000
15,000
Raf & imp 4s aerlea G
99
79
Ref Ac Imp 5a aerlea D....
Ref Ac impt 4 Ha aerlea E
71%
106
91 %
93 H
103H
100 H
110
"5", 660
Inr Trust
66
86%
IV*
Sale
90
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
1
2
2
2
22
12
23
20
12
7
8
8
28
10
23
Aug.
Aug.
100
Aug.
92% Aug.
107% Aug.
66
Aug.
89
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
97
Aug.
97
Aug.
96% Aug.
110
Aug.
107% Aug.
111% Aug.
i8S
WA
26
.....
Detroit River Tunnel 1st gu 4 Ha.1961
10,000 Donner Steel lat ref 7a aer
AA...1942
88,000 Dul Ac Iron
Range lat 5s
1937
52,000 Dul So Shore Ac Atlantic
g 5a
1937
164,000 Duquesne Light lat
mtge ft 4%a A1967
17,000
1st M g 4 Ha aeries B
1957
6
13
22 104
1
38
16
66%
22
22
22
50 -J
19
69
17
17
68
31 102%
6
98
3 106
—
28%
105%
106%
104%
25%
Sale
28
Sale
J
J
J
J
I
79%
Sale
97
J
M N
-
J
J
F
Sale
81
Aug.'
"25" Aug". ""I
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
29%
39%
39%
105%
106%
36
35%
104%
105
102%
90%
95
104%
104%
101
47
40%
42%
39%
105%
Sale
78
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
104
94%
98
106
104%
102%
51
42%
46
40%
106%
14
Sale
12
A O
Sale
3%
110%
Sale
112%
109%
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Sale
30
35
35
104
15%
ill %
102% 103
108
108%
53% Sale
104% Sale
110% 110%
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1
Ed El 111 Bkn lat con g 4a.......
Ed El III N Y lat cons g 5s
♦Elec Pow Corp (Germany)
♦lat sinking fund 6Ha
Elgin Jol At East 1st g 5s
380,000
1,000
37,000
25,000
5,000
906,000
1.395,000
.10,000
!
2,000
.....
Ac prior lien 4a..
1st consol gen Hen 4s
Penn coll truat g 4a..........
con
Conv g 4a Ser A .............
Series B....................
Gen
conv
4s Series D
Ref At lmpt gold 5a aer 1927
Ref Ac Imp 5s aer 1939.........
Brie At Jersey lat a f 4s.......
Genesee Rlv RR 1st s 16a
N Y At Erie RR ext lat 4a
1
3d mtge 4Ha
....
1,000 Ernesto Breda Co 1st
mtge 7s
27,000 Federal Lt AcTr 1st s u
12,000
5a International
series...
48,000
First Hen a f 5a stamped...
50,000
lat lien a f 6a stamped..
19,000
19-year deb 6a aeries V
5,000 Flat deb a f
-
-
7e_...............
~
l^Fla Cent Ac Peninsular 5a...
6,000 ♦♦Fin Bast Coast 1st
4Ha.....
280,000
137,000
♦lat A ref 5s
ser
A
♦Certificates of deposit...
For footnotes see page 33.
Sale
12%
"37
31
83
2<l 93
108%
100%
105%
105%
100%
78%
105%
76%
75%
98% Aug. "15
77
Aug. 28
1
105% Aug.
Sale
"74"" 74% Aug. 9
Sale
75
74
Aug. 10
75%
73%
73% Aug. 20
68" Sale
68% Sale
6
66% Aug.
Sale
68
68
Sale
66
2
Aug.
117% Sale
117% Sale
116% Aug. 28
116% 117% 116% 117% 116% Aug.
3
109%
109%
104
104%
:
70% Sale
—64%
70% Aug. .1
Sale
Sale
78
105
72
73
Sale
...
941
95
95% Sale
95
15
105
Sale
95%
96%
100% Sale
91%
94
83%
43%
55
59%
8% Sale
7% Sale;
A
95
Aug.
95
Aug.
93% Aug.
98% Aug.
90% Aug.
72
Aug.
96
93% ' 94
98% 99%
80
'
89
60
.....
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
1
16
1
1
1
20
14
14
26
21
18
Aug.
May
May
May
May
22
27
17
20
14
14
94% Jan.
3
4
Feb.
44
Jan.
17 101
Jan.
2
89% Mar. 14 102% Jan. 12
8
106% Jan. 28 107% July
102
Jan.
3 105
5
July
104% Apr. 27 112% June 27
107%
107%
39%
39%
Jan.
103
Mar.' Mar.
23 :
25
6% Mar.
5% May
11% Apr.
12
3
1
8
Aug." 1
108% Apr.
8
3
106% Jan.
108% Jan!. !4
26
Apr.1 11
26 *-• Apr. 23
SS*
Apr.
.
,
iim
Jan.
Jan.
102
Jan.
2
11
Jan.
4
21% Aug. 17
Aug.
Aug.'
dH
Jan, *
3
72
May 20
.
June
28
19
27
110% Mar. 7
113% June 18
Feb. 28
109%
Jan.
110
Feb.
lW*
30.
30
May 10
2
1
7
Aug.
M
July
Aug.
104
Mar. 28
107% Jan.
108%
'31% Mar. 18 58
104% July 25 110
110% Aug. 31 113%
.
'•
July 23
1
Apr.
Jan. 10
Jan. 11
July
July
25
10
Mar.
1
Mar.
8
•
Jab. 30 21
May 27
Apr.
3 105
Aug. 15
Aug. 21 111% Jan. 24
Jan ,19 108% July
5
Oanr %8 128
June 13
Aug.
8 41% Feb. 19
Feb. 15
Aug.' 8 40
Jan: 14 108% June 14
Feb;
8 101% Aug.
8
Jan.
5 106% Aug. 13
Jan.
5 106% June
8
%
101%
99%
106%
123%
32 - :
32
,
?
104%
92
-
101H
w
Jan.
2 102
Mar.
Apr.
70
104
3
June 22
80
Jan.
25 105%
Apr. 10 78
Apr. 18 78
June 13
76
65 *
65
68
Mar. 30
28
74%
74%
114% Jan. 15 117%
5 117%
112% Jan.
105
Feb. 26 109%
g" Mar.
Aug.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
2
1
7
5
31
8
8
July 16
Aug. 21
June 17
.
95%
;
100%
79%
105%
76%
75%
73%
70%
70%
117%
117%
27
Feb.
107% Feb.
74% Mar. 29
1
.
19
June
102%
54%
44%
46%
105% Aug.
Aug.
Aug. 15
Aug., 2
Aug. 10
Aug. 10
Aug. 10
Aug. 15
18
Feb.
107
105
Jan.
-
103%
108%
127%
32%
32%
17
Jan.
Apr. 27
95% May 13
Apr.
23% Jan.
Aug.? 7
Aug. 13
Aug. 23
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
July
104
28
.*
112%
103%
108%
53%
104%
Aug.-31 110%
16
100
Jan.
Jan.
29
Feb.
Apr. 23
June 28
25
Aug.
1
29% Aug. 14
44% May 10
44
May
9
105% Mar. 6
109% Mar. 22
Jan.
97
37
108%
100% 101% 100% Aug. 27 101% Aug. - 8
106%
106
Aug. 20 106% Aug. 13
106% 106%
Sale
32%
Jan.
101"
Aug. 29
Aug.
Aug.
107
Aug.
110% Aug.
112% Aug. 15
109% Aug.
30
Aug. 14
30
Aug.
2
3
65
12% Aug. : 6
Aug. 15
99% Aug. 21
108
Aug. 13
Aug, 10
32
36%
Aug.
8
35
32
Aug.'.:8
Sale
41%
106%
108%
106%
35%
Apr.
104% Apr.
108
105
32
32
Jan.
Jan.
Aug. 17
9
'98%
108% 108% 107%
127%
126 *
Jan.
104% July
99% Jan.
16
Aug. 16
30% Aug. 19
30% Aug. 17
10
Aug. 22
13%
103
Sale
36%
......
Erie RR 1st
103
t%a.
13,000 El Paso Ac S W lat At ref 5s.
51,000 Erie At Plttsb gen
gu g 3Ha set B.
Serlea C 3Ha
178", 606
13
105
..
112
July 24
112% Mar. 20
16
9 107% July
3
14 108% July 24
15 103% July
Jan.
IA*
♦♦Eastern Cuba Sugar a f 7Ha
Eastern Ry M No Div lat g 4s
Eastern Tenn Va Ac Ga lat g 5s
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
20
107
3%
Sale
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Aug.
15% 30
111% 112
111% Aug. 26
103%
102% Aug. 19
107% 108% my, Aug. 24
46* Sale
Aug.: 28
104% 104%
Aug. 21
110%
Mar.
107" Aug". ~6 102% Jan.
JV4
30
Aug. 19
Aug. 19
96% Aug. 17
100% June 13
107% Aug.
6
112% May 16
Jan.'
29
10.6% Aug. 26
Sale
30
30
97
97*
Mar.
29
21% Aug. 17
-
60
107%
106%
107%
111%
109%
8
Mar.
103
2% Aug.
65
Aug.
106% Aug.
107
106
Aug.
110
110
Aug.
111% 111
Aug.
109
Aug.
"35
30
Aug.
30
34%
Aug.
3
Sale
107% Sale
106% Sale
21
Jan.
12
8% Aug.
7% Aug.
18
8% Aug.
8% Sale
19%, 21
18
Jan.
June
100
Sale
9
Sale
July
73%
29
98% Aug. 28
107% Aug. ■; 8
106% 107" 106% Aug.
104% 107
106% Aug.
27%
29
27
Aug.
28%
49
25% Aug.
Sale
9
—
June 24
90
34
22
83% Aug. 15
8
"97% Sale"
106% Sale
106% 107
28% Sale
67
May
Aug.
Jan.
99
June 24
July
1
July 19
107% Aug. 22
.02* Jan.
May
20
May
July
•
134,000
1,000
14,000
14,000
1,000
30,000
33,000
May 29
Aug. 26
107% Aug. 19
29
103
6§*
105
100
94
Aug.
104% May
24
96% Aug.
107
107%
107
Aug.
104
Sale
103
104
103% Aug.
104% 112% 105% 106% 106% Aug.
28
A
26
May 13
104
Jan.
Jan.
1
105% Aug.
30
Aug. 22
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
25"
31
22%
22%
38
36% Sale
37
36% Sale
37% Sale
104% 104% 104% 105%
105% Sale
105% 106%
Sale
103
102% Sale
92
Sale
94% Sale
96%
97%
90%
Sale
106
105
105%
104
104% Sale
104%
102
100% 101
4 m Sale
47% Sale
Sale
42% Sale
42% Sale
45% Sale
40
41%
41%
106% 106% 105% Sale
I
13
8
8
7
Jan.'
29% Aug. 13
106% Aug. 30
108
Aug. 26
Sale
25
29%
29
106
Sale
107% Sale
105% Sale
Sale
29%
1969 J
♦1st 4s assented....
1995
♦Second gold 4a..............1995
100% Mar.
92% Apr.
85
Apr.
80 1 Mar.
-
>5% Sale
106% Sale
105% Sale
1936 F A
1951 M N
" "
..
19
8
-...
32
M
96
107% Mar. 19 112
105%
111% 111% 111
Aug. 28 112
Aug.
8 110%
101%
101% Aug. 14 101% Aug. 14 100
109
106%
107%
108% Aug.
5 108% Aug"." "5 106
—-
1971 J
Denver Gaa At El lat At ref 5s
Aug. 26
112
1969 J
......
'
Sale
94% Sale
97
94%
111% Sale
101% 103
108%
107%
1957
t*Des Moinea At Ft D lat gu g 4s..1935'
7,000
Certificates of deposit
2,000 JDea Plalnea Val lat guar 4Hs...l947
74,000 Detroit Edison Co 5a Series A. ..1949
15,000
Gen Ac ref 5a aerlea B..........1955
10,000
Gen At ref 5a aer C
1962
105,000
Gen At ref 4H« aeries D
1961
27,000
Geo Ac ref 5a aerlea E-......... 1952
11,000 ♦Detroit Ac Mack 1st Hen g 4s....1995
24",606
Sale
93% Sale
95
109% 110% 110
107% 106%
111% 111% 111%
1945
1951
......
*
89
g*
Sale
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
"66%
88%
107
1937 W
Bdge 1st g 4a
Mar. 18
88
25
21
105% May 21 105% May 21
'88
Sale
Sale
1956
15,000
Stamped as to Pa tax
230,000 ♦Den At Rio Gr lat cons g 4a......1936
47,000
♦Consol gold 4He..
1936
84,000 ♦Deny Ac R Gr West gen 5a Aug 1955
176,000
♦Assented (subject to plan)
181,000
♦Ref Ac imp mtge 5s aer B
.1978
,20,000
Aug. 26 112
1935 A
Del Rlv RR &
'
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug. 23
i05""May"29
112
103% 103%
99% Sale
91% Sale
94
Del At Hud lat At ref 4a..........1943 W
Gold 5Hs
5,000 Delaware Pr At Lt lat M 4Hs.
3,000
1st Ac ref 4%a
3,000
lat mtge gold 4Hs
•
Aug.
Aug.
99
3
8
84%
3
75%
29 107
12
92%
96
31
95% Mar.""I 95% Mar. 1
103% Apr. 15 105% Jan. 15
I67""
94
....A&O 1955
73,666
3Y.666
78%
69%
106% 105%
Sale
91%
Sale
94%
Sale
112
Sale
1954
.....J&J 1955
5a
Aug.
100%
104%
92% Sale
....
691,000
99
102%
-----
.1955
7,000
Debenture 4a
1956
453,000 ^Consolidation Coal Md 4«-yr 5s 1950
332,000
♦Certificates of deposit..
17,000 Consum Gas Chic 1st guar g 5s. 1936
35,000 Consumers Power lat lien 5a C..1952
46,000 Container Corp of Am 1st a f g 6a. 1946
230,000
Deb gold 5a with warr
..1943
57.000 Copenhagen Telep cxtl s f g 5s..1954
43.0001 Crown Cork Ac Seal a f 6s
1947
72,000 Crown Willamette Pap 1st a f g 6a 1951
31,000 Crown Zellerbach deb 6e w w
1940
176,000 Cuba Northern Rys lat 5Hs..... 1942
73,000 Cuba RR Ist50>yrg5a_......... 1952
83,000
1st At refund 7%a series A...... 1936
13,000
lat lien At ref 6s serlea B
1936
28,000 r umbT At T lat At gen 5s
1937
103
Sale
Sale
deb5Ho.l949
1943
Conn Ry At Lt 1st g 4 He
1951
8tamped guar 4 Ha
lvSl
Debenture 4s.
Jan.
Apr.
1 101
June
May 22 112
3
93
May 28 101% Feb.
60
23
Apr.
4 85% Jan.
Mar. 29 77% Jan.
50
19
7 103% Feb.
5 107
Aag.
Feb.
21
87% Mar. 26 93
101
106%
Sale Prices
89
108
Sale
conr
Debenture 4a....
2
110
♦Consol Hydro-Elec Works of Upper
"i",6oo
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
97% Aug.
1
Highest
-
104%
Paasum Rlrs 1st g 4a
5,000
Wuerttemberg 1st 7s
314,000 Consol Gaa (N Y) deb 5 He
409,000
Deb gold 4He
155,000
Debenture goM 5a.........
26,000 Consolidated Ry non-conr deb 4s
Sale Prices
96% Aug. 30
112
96%
101
99%
Sale
80%
Sale
74%
105%
92%
91%
Sale
94%
103%
98%
91%
105%
.....
109%
104%
.
Col AtTol latest 4a...
Ask
97
68
104
—
1.66,000 Comm'l
1,000 Conn At
Sale
112
......1941
1943
1977
Cairo Dlr lat gold 4a
1939
Cln W Ac M Dlr lat g 4a
....1991
St Loula Dlr 1st coll truat A 4a. 1994
Spring Ac Col Dlr lat g 4a
1944
W W Val Dlr lat g 4a
1940
Cler Ac Mahon Valley g 5a
...1938
Cler Ac Pitta gen gu 4H*
B..1942
Serlea B go 3%«_
1943
2,000
Serlea A gu 4Ha..
—...1943
Serlea C gu 3%a
1948
Serlea D gu 3%a............—1950
General 4Ha aerlea A.
..1977
Gen & ref. mtf*e 4^8 series B..1981
25,000 Cler Short Line 1st gu 4 Ha
..1941
196,000 Cler Union Term lat gu 5H* A..1972
394,000
1st a f g 5s aeries B guar
1973
lat a f 4%i series C...........1977
329,000
1,000 Coal Rlr Ry lat gu 4a.
...1945
22,000 ♦Colon Oil conr deb 6s
1938
22,000 t+Colo Fuel A: Iron Co gen a f 5s 1943
312,000 *t*Coio Indus lat coll tr 5s gu .1934
466,000 Colorado & Southern 4%s set A. 1980
748,000 Columbia Gaa At Else deb 5s
1953
100,000
Debenture 5s
..Apr 15
1953
874,000
Debenture 5s....
.Jan 15 1941
6,000 Col At Hock Valley 1st est g 4a
1948
126,000 Columbus Ry P At L lat 4%i
1957
45,000
Secured conr g 5He
1942
v.:;_
Ask Bid
97
1993
JAN.
Lowest
70
44% 47
57
58%
8% Sale
7% Sale
70% Aug.
1
96% Aug.
23
1
27
7
8
96
Aug.
70% Aug.
1
83
June 13
7
8
20
101 r July 31
94
July 20
96% Aug.
96
95% Aug.
26 100% Aug.
93
24
Aug.
8
28 72
Aug. 28
Aug.
96% July
97
Mar.
5
47
57""Aug."
7
17% Aug.
3
6% Aug. 10
.
57%
;
6
9
Aug. 17
8% Aug. 17
14
7
4
12
f,
.
.
i
J.
-
'
j.
16
Jan.
12% Jan.
r
:.VY;
Apr.
67
Aug."
S'V
-»
•
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27
stock exchange—bonds
n. x
Sept., 1935]
fra:
"
...Oil"
Sales in
7
August
N. Y.
Value
July 1
is
STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE SINCE JAN.
■prices iisrAugust
Low from
bonds
1933
Aug.
Aug. 311935
1
Lowest
Aug. 31
Ask Bid
'
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices1
Ask
1
Highest
\Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
.4* Aug. 13
6
Aug. 12
f
July
5
June
6
S
•{♦Fonda Johns & Glov ref 4*«.1952
Proof of claim filed by owner
2,000
'
2,000
14,000
1941
"~6~, 600 Ft Worth 8c Denver City SHs ...1961
4,000 Framerlc Ind 8c Dtf 20-yr 7*«—1942
35,000 {♦Francisco Suftar 20-year JHs
1943
1938
7,000 Galv Hous 8c Hend 5*t A
.34,000 Gannett Go deb ta series A..—.1943
Gas Ac Elec( Bergen Go) 5a
1949
"3", 000 •♦Gelsenklrchen Mining 6s...... 1934
23,000 Gen Amer Investors deb Ss set A.1952
164,000 General Cabin 1st s f g SHi A
1947
36,000 •General Bloc (Germany) 7o
1945
♦Debenture iH*
26,000
1'*®
♦Sf deb g 4s..
33,000
1948
25,000 General Public Service deb 5*«-1939
202,000 Gen Steel Castings 1st 5^s w w.,1949
792,000 •{♦Gen Theatres Equip deb 4s... 1940
Certificates of deposit.
360,000
Oct, 1945
7,000 {♦Ga Ac Ala 1st cons 5s
•{♦Georgia Carolina & Northern
Extended at 6% to July 1 1934.
1,000 Georgia Midland 1st 2s.....
1944
10,000 ♦Good Hope Steel Ac Iron see 7a.1945
134,000
560,000
391,000
: 23,000
18,000
*1~666
193,000
118,000
J
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v
84
91* Sale
47
86*
i"
j
J
A
O
D
A
D
A
Feb
..1944
1950
14,666 Gulf Mob At Nor 1st 5*« — V
1st mtge gold 5s series C
I95S
152,000
Gulf At Ship Island ref 5s—Feb 1952
M N
A
O
A
O
J
J
......
1953
;
50,000
389.000
15,000
12,000
6,000
49-year
Cairo Bridge gold Is,
M N
J
I
M N
D
MN
F
A
A
O
Louisv Div Ac Ter g
9,000
,
1,000
3,000
St Lou Div Ac Term g
MN
J
P
A
P
•♦10-year 4% notes...........1932
♦Certificates of deposit..
487,000
•♦19-year 7% notes...—.....1932
339,000
♦Certificates of deposit..
301,000
122,000 Interlake Iron 1st 5s ser B......1951
Int Agri Corp 1st 8c coll tr 5s—
Stamped extended to .......1942
51,000
277,000 Int Cement conv deb 5s.........1948
391,000 {♦Internat Gt Nor 1st 6s A......1952
♦AdJ mtge 4s series A.July 1 195J
522,000
♦1st mtge gold 5s series B
1954
141,000
•1st gold 5s series C— .......1954
220,000
Internet Hydro El deb 4s.......1944
1,442,000
79,000 Int Merc Marine 1st s f 4s.......1941
277,000 Intern Paper conv 5s series A...1947
Refunding 4s series A
...1955
387,000
31,000 Int Rys of Cent Amer 1st 5s B...1972
1st coll trust 4s gold notes..—1941
15,000
First lien Ac ref 4 Us
1947
16,000
736,000 Internet T Ac T deb g 4*4...—1952
Convertible debenture 4*8—1939
1,006,000
Deb gold 5s
1955
1,283,000
15,000 Investors Equity 5s series A.....1947
Deb 5s ser B with warrants....1948
21,000
Without
warrants...—..—1948
For footnoted, see page 33.
86
Sale
86
Sale
86
Sale
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7* Sale
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72*
69* Sale
98
Sale
35*
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31
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107* Aug. 19 107* Aug. 13
7
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40* Aug. i 2 44
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38* Aug.
Aug.
1
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115* Aug. 31 117
33
Aug.
6
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34
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120
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107* Sale
105
;
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75
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1
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1
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1
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60* Aug.
71
73*
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2
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90* Aug.
92
92
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1
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2,090,000
85*
Sale
J
12,000 {♦Indlanapo! Ac Louisv 1st gu 4sl954
J
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1,000 Ind Union gen It ref 6s A.......1945
J
Gen Ac ref guar 5s ser B
1945 J
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164,666 Inland Steel 1st M s f g 4*a A...1978
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Aug. 23
Aug. "23 108
5
102* Aug. 30 103* Aug.
7
104* Aug. 28 105* Aug.
92* Aug. 29
1
90* Aug.
3* Apr.
3
May
101* Jan.
104
Apr.
Aug.
1
Aug. 23
Aug. 26
108
1
96* Aug.
9
103* Aug.
97* Aug. 28
91
7
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J
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92
A
111 Cent Ac Chic St L At N
Joint 1st At ref As ser A
1943 J
285,000
J
4*a series C
—.1963
108,000
1940 A
81,000 Illinois Steel deben 4 Hi
1948 F
25,000 ♦Ilseder Steel Corp Mtge 6s
Ind Bloomlngton Ac W 1st 4s....1940 A
Ind III Ac la 1st gold 4s
1950 J
1stmsf4Hsser B...—.....1981
158,000
2,085,000 {Interboro R T 1st Ac ref 5s.....1944
Sale
F
J
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6 105
Aug.
94
1
91* Aug.
24* Aug. 16 27
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97* Sale
104* Sale
97* 98
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3s
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Sprlngf Div 1st g 3 Ms
Western Lines 1st g 4s
T, 000
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1951
..1953
1951
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3Hs
Omaha Dlv 1st g 3s.:
Sale
I
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Litchfield Dlv 1st g 3s
Sale
13
J
4Ms..........1934
4 34s....
1944
Sale
31
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1
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38* Aug.
80
Sale
117
J
41
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104 "
Sale
J
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99* Aug. 16
3
96* Aug.
80
95*
90*
97*
104*
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Purchased lines 1st 5*a—1952
15-year secured
38
108* Sale
98* Sale
104* Sale
Sale
94
92*
27*
26* 26*
101*
101*
102*
107*
102* Sale
103* Sale
104* Sale
105* Sale
O
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41
39
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Coll tr g 4s
33
94*
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168,000 Illinois Bell Telep 1st At ref 5s A.1956
J
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I
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1951
"2", 000
Extended 1st g S*a—.......1951 A O
1,000
M d
1st gold 3s sterling...........1951
.78,666 Collateral trust gold 4s.......1982 A O
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32* Aug.
7
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40* "43"
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J
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30* Aug.
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104
106
103* Aug.
116*
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57* Sale
103* 104* 102* Aug. 16 103* Aug. 22
95
Aug. 19
91
7
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93*
3
48
8 48* Aug.
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1
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9 15* Aug. 30
Aug. 30
13
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Aug. 20
15*
13
6
Aug. 27
16
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110,000 Gulf States Steel deb 5H«..... .1942
4,000 Hackensack Water 1st 4s—....1952
8,000 ♦Hansa S S Lines 4s with warr...l939
25,000 ♦Harpen Mining 6s............. 1949
...1999
18,000 Hock Val 1st con g «Hs..
: 2,000 •{♦Hoe (R) Ac Co 1st 4Hs ser A...1934
♦Holland Amer L 4s (flat)—
...1947
"4",000 Housatonlc RR con g 5s........1937
1,000 Houst At Tex C 1st g 5s Int gu ....1937
.1937
15,000 Hous Belt Ac Ter 1st 5s
80,000 Houston Oil sink fund 5Hl A—1940
198,000 Hudson Coal 1st s f 5s series A..1942
16,000 Hudson County Gas 1st 5s—...1949
230,000 Hudson Ac Manhat 1st Ac ref 5s A. 1957
♦ Adjust income 5a—Fab
1957
416,000
33
Sale
J
Greenbrier Ry 1st gu g 4s
40
108.
110
30
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1st Ac gen s
83,000
J
1,322,000 Gt Nor—Gen 7s Series A .......1934
1st At refund 4*a Ser A
1941 3
363,000
J
Gen mtga 5*• Ser B„.
319,000
......1952
J
Gen mtge 5s Ser C........... 1973
240,000
Gen IHs Series D...........-1974 J
302,000
Gen 4 Ms series E
.....1977 J
585,000
Feb
♦Green Bay At West deb ctfs A
♦Income debenture ctfs B—
109
Sale
J
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...
104* 105* "Aug". "6 106* Aug.
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13
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J
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15-yer deb g s f 4s guar.......1934
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Grays Point Term 1st gu g 5s ...1947
45,000
107
14
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1941
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Grand Trunk of Can s f 7s guar..l940
111,000
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47
100
J
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49
48*
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103
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Goodyear Tire Ac Rubber 1st 5s..l957
Gotham Silk Hosiery deb 4s
1934 J
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61",000
3* Aug. 29
3* Aug. 15
103* Sale
118*
56*
63
103
Sale
Goodrich ( B F) Co 1st **•
1947
Convertible deb 4s ...........1945
75,666
4* Aug. 13
4*
6*
106* Sale
108
Sale
30*
35
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4
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3*
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1982
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Proof of claim filed by owner....
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Aug. 12
6
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE—BONDS
38
Sales in
August
Value
Low from
BONDS
PRICES IN AtlOUST
RANGE SINCE JAN* 1
July 11933
H. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Aug.
1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
5% Aug.
1
Aug. 15
7
4% Apr.
3
% June 25
Aug. 31
Aug.311935
Bid
flows CSsot 1st told 0S
22,000
50,000
1918
♦Osrtlflcatss of dcpotlt...—...
♦1st Ac isf 4a————1*01 M
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8
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3,000 Kcl Altoghan Ac G R 1st 0a « 0S..19I8 J
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1904
♦Ctfa of dap (Bankers Trust)......
Kansas City Pow & Lt 1st M 4%s.l961
Kan City South 1st A 0S........19S0
Ref Ac Imp 0a............Aprlll909
Kan Glty Taras 1st 4s
.......1949
Kansas Gas Ac Bl 1st astfa 4%s..1*80
♦Karstadt (R) Inc 1st Mtta 4s...1943
♦Certificates of deposit.........
80% Sale
81
Sale
66%
100
100
36
AO
Sale
Sale
1948 M S
93,000 Kendall Co 5%a series A
J
14,000 Kentucky Central 1st gu 4s
1987 J
13,000 Kentucky Ac Ind Term 1st 4%*.. 1961 I I
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1961
20,000
I
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.....1941
17".65O Kings Co E L Ac Pow gold 0s
1907 A O
Purchase aioney 4s..
9,000
.....1997 A O
68,000 Kings Co Elevated 1st g 4s.... .1949 r a
1
j
3,000 Kings Go Lighting 1st ref 0s.
1954
1st k ref 4
1,000
...1904 j J
JD
Kinney <G R) Co cony 7He
11,000
..1904
f ♦Kseuger Be Toll class A
Certs of dap for see 0s-...
575,000
1909
19,000 Lackaw Steel 1st cons 0s ser A..1909
144,000 Laclede Gas Lt ref ext 0s........1939
Coll Ac ref 0%a series C
244,000
1900
110,000
001 *
1 ®Hs ser D
1949
53,000 ,**5">■
gold 0s....
.1907
Ind gold 0s
10,000
.....1941
Lake Shore Ac Mich Sou g 0Us...l997
150,000
Nitrate Go Ltd 4s
1904
2,435,000
51,000 Lehigh Goal Ac Nat 4»s ser A... 1904
8,000 . Gone sink fund 4 Ms ser CL—.1*04
11,000 Lehigh A N Y 1st gu g 4s.......1940
Valiey Coa! 0s —....
8,000
1944
* refunding 0s
70,000
1904
1st A refunding 0s
39,000
.....1944
First A ref sinking hind 0s
1974
42,000
ootes
35,000
1938
Tmrm
161,000
—1904
37,000
J
g *He—....1949
655,000,;Lsh Val (Pa) gen con g 4s
...S990
Gen cans 4%s—...
132,000
0990
176,000
.JS*®*?®*®1 «• —
...3990
16,000 Uh V Ter Ry 1st gu g 0s—....1941
9,000 Lea A Bast 1st gu 0s............1940
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82,000
1902
44,000 Long Dock eons gold 4s........1930
Wand gen g 4s
16,000
1938
Unified goM 4a...
12,000
1949
39-year deb 0s........
.....1907
48,000
—
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78
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103
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1945
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35
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....1943
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see page
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3
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4 117
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12 108
12
13
21
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41
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24
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20
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22
16
58
1
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6
6
16
13
100% Aug.
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Jan.
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25 105% Aug.
28 132% Aug.
7 118% July
3
76*? Aug.
2 114
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14 107
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15 107% June
4 108% July
Jan.
104% May 20
83% Mar. 4
July
8
2 111
Apr.
Aug.
Aug.
88% Aug.
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"18"" Aug" "12
18
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16% Aug.
57
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53
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41
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95
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9
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67% Aug.
55
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29
29
28
20
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93% Jan.
101*?
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May
May
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30*? May
May
71% Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
35
34
32
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9% Jan.
7% Feb.
50
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&
37% Apr.
90
68
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Feb.
8% Jan.
47
24
Feb. 25
Jan.
4
86
108
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11
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Mar. 27
81
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108
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Mar. 14 107
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10
16
30
12
1 107% Jan. 10
Apr.
2
108% Aug.
Mar.
07% Jan.
6
Feb. 20
15
.25% Mar.
.12% Jan.
12
Mar.
134% July 27
10 104
Apr. 10
Feb. 27
20 106
5
27 80% Feb.
29 103% Jan. 23
16 106% July 30
June
Apr.
98
75 |
0
68% July
Mar.
14
27
27
17
14
17
27
29
29
29
9
Aug. 20
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4
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75
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8
Aug. 22
Aug.
2
98% Aug. 23
58*2 Aug. 2
71% Jan.
107% Aug. 30 108% Aug. 12
1 107% Aug, 14
107% Aug.
98% Aug. 24 100% Aug. 17
14% Aug. 29 14*2 Aug. 29
102% Jan.
108% Aug. 12
95% Jan.
107% Aug. 14
101% Jan. 24
95
75
88
55
63
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8
Aug. 22
July 10
98% Aug. 23
Mar.
Feb.
92
79% Jan.
50
Aug.
96
98
June
17*?
9% Jan.
a29% Aug. 19
98% Aug.
98% Aug.
a29%"Aug."l9
103
Aug.
5
83% Aug.
2
105*1 Aug.
14
98% Aug. 27
72
8
Aug.
102% Aug.
99% Aug.
99% Aug.
30
June 17
100% Mar. 26
83% Aug.
100% Jan.
93% Jan.
Mar. 26
May 18
"33"" Apr"."'8
104% Mar.
2
2 90% Jan.
8
2 105*1 Aug. 14
3 99%
66*1 Apr. 22 80
102% Aug, 22 103%
1
77% Jan. 2 100%
6
76% Jan.
2 100*?
9
Feb. 20
Jan.
11
Feb.
8
June 28
July
2
93
43
65%
Aug."
72" "Aug". 23
58~""June""6
65
43
63
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Aug.
63
44
55
8
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80
72
97% Apr. 12 104
82
17
9
Feb. 28
Jan. 23
2
56% Aug. 12
87% Apr. 24
56
40
Q F
Jan.
Aug.
July
59
Mar. 26 80
July
L01% Mar. 8 103% Aug.
85
May 10 100% July
97% Jan.
2 102% July
7
Mar. 5
19
Aug.
July
101% Jan.
4
59% Mar. 21
40""
M
June 28
37% June 20
130
Aug
118% Aug
76% Aug
113
Aug
107
Aug
107% Aug
102% 101% Aug.
90
83*2 Aug.
103
Aug.
99
97
Aug.
78
70
Aug.
102% 102% Aug.
A O
M
June 22
Aug. 20
May 6
113% Jan.
105% Aug
103" !03%
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...
12 103
29 114%
21 122
7 105
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
2
29
M 8
(♦Mllw A State Line 1st guar 0%vl941 I
♦est A refund gold A.
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94
110
118
5
132*2
56% Aug.
86
Aug. 27
1
94% Aug.
50
Aug. 30
Sale
6
3
Apr.
2 95% Aug. 12
Jan.
4 101% July 19
Apr. 20
Apr. 20 99
Jan.
2 108% Jan. 28
Aug.
1
145%' Jan, 18 150
77
95
99
108%
6
Aug.
50
Aug.
101
Aug.
106
Aug.
105
Aug.
104% Aug
73
Sale
Aug. 13
Aug.
164
103% Aug.
41
Aug.
100% Aug.
90% Aug.
87%
£ug-
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L04% Jan. 30 107% Aug.
50
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16
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92%
80
6, \79% Aug. 21
133% Aug.
123
Aug.
92
107%
AO
5
8% Feb.
95
50
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1939
.1947
116*2
3
July
101% Jan.
20
18
"18 A "29"
91
Fa
lstext4Hs..........„—..1939
Con ext 4%s
1,000
31,000 tMII Spar AN W 1st gu A
1
104% 103% 105% 103% Aug.
107% Aug. 12
Sale
100% Sale
99% Aug.
101*2 Aug. 14
23%
19% 27
19% Aug.
5 19*2 Aug.
9
18
Aug. 24
29% 18
Aug. 30 20
59
J
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16
27
106% Aug. 15
104% Aug.
79% Sale
79% Aug.
110%
80% 78~"A"u"g.
106" " 106% 106% Aug.
88% Sale
88% Aug.
18% 20
70% Sale
65% Sale
I
3
16
49% Aug.
105*
107*
7lK
MN
I
67% Feb. 25
44% Jan.
76
Aug.
55
51
69
Aug.
96
Aug.
98% Aug.
88
Aug.
41% Aug.
48% Aug.
July
Jan.
9
3
4
28
May 14 .39% Jan.
Mar. 28
110% Jan. 3 114
Feb. 21
69% Mar. 30
Jan.
7
53
May 17
Mar. 1
105% Jan.
2 109
Mar. 6
100% Jan.
2 105
June 26
32
Jan.
4 45
26
Jan.
9 42
July
3
Aug. 22
25% Apr. 8 38
Aug. 14
29% Aug. 24 31
6
69% Aug. 16
83% Feb. 23
8 101
3 103
41
Jan.
102
72% Aug.
Sale
73
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s
1
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Mar.
29% May 10
105% Aug. 14
61
Aug. 14
93% Aug. 17
111% 112
......
107,000
255,000
123,000
16
Mar. 15
99% June
104
105
92
8
J
106% Aug.
133% 132% Aug.
119
118% 119
Aug.
18% 22%
57% Sale
51%
54
35% 41
D
MN
Aug. 10
79% Aug.
Sale
.....
74
12
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JD
37
103% Aug. 27
9
98% Aug.
100% Aug. 3
19
Aug. 21
131
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'i§K "29%
J
57,000
1,000
30,000
Ref A Imp 4%a series
92,000
C.......1979
13,000 Midland of N11st ext Be
1949
Sale
78
76% Aug.
102% 103 H 102% Aug.
95
98H 98
Aug.
99
100 %
99
Aug.
17% Sale
12% Aug.
104
105% 104
Aug.
104
104% 105
Aug.
58% 63% 56% Aug.
91
95
91
Aug.
Sale
69
68% Aug.
64
65
67
Aug.
Sale
67
63
Aug.
94% 95% 94% Aug.
Aug.
97% 98% 98
Sale
88
85
Aug.
39
39% 36% Aug.
43% Sale
40% Aug.
49% Sale
45% Aug.
104
105% 105% Aug.
114%
114% Aug.
118% 118
82%
20
108
Aug. 10
9
102% Aug.
80
Aug. 10
107
Aug.
100% Aug.
75% Aug.
129% 130%
"82%
ctft of
t D
AI "J®** Co Son 1stpartAln
Narnrn A
22,000
A
1943
175,000 Barton Steam Shorel s f g 4s....1947 A O
42,000
$K5rl2l,!!l£L1#t 7*-—Apr 1940 MN
1949
205,000 ^P0^. 6y.wlth warrants
i
42,000 Meridional Electric 1st 7s ser A..1907 A O
^tSyoB^BAIson
Aug. 30
Sale
110 H
A O
1
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Sale
82
s::::::::io03 MN
39,000
*••0 4 %a series D lstAref 0SG.1903
75,000
...1948
76,000 M*t Water, Sewer A Drain 0 Us.. 1909
2,000
101.
34
103%
Sale
1
Aug.
Aug. 22
121% Aug. 16 121% Aug. 16
1
Aug.
103% Aug.
" 104
104 \
108 %
104 %
.
gu3«.:::i94i
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Sale
102H Sale
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34 % Sale
m%
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AO
I
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103 K 104
101
.
148% Aug. 26 150
Aug. 30 103
101
107 % 168"
107%
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105
106%
104 % Sale
105% Sale
J D
MN
M
Aug. 22
Aug. 14
9
92% Aug.
80
Aug. 13
79% Aug. 21
114% Aug. 20 114% Aug.
10U
105 J
106K 107%
MS
J
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100% 101%
106%
105 V
104
103
104
130
117
74 %
113
„
1900
AO
1943
•' deposit........
1,000
£Jf*SS?mped "*®dlfled
...
of deposit.......
27,000
1,564,000 {♦Manhartan Ry (N Y) con g 4a.. 1999
442,000
*CwtI0Mtw of deposit.....
•id 4s.......
nil
129,000
17,000
5**.1!* So®? scutt
10,000 tfanlla RR South Unas 1st A
1939
1st ext A...........
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Sale
Sale
I
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JJ
168% "Aug.
150
Sale
100%
J
By Joint Monon 4s.
1903
MN
Bnoa A Gin die g 4s.
55,000
1900
F A
♦Lower Austrian Hydro-Else 4
4,000
He 1944
228,000
555,000
6,000
2,000
108
J
...
£®b*B®ntg lgt
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I
3993|A
33", 666
Aug. "5
100% Sale
84,000
Guar ref gold
11 J»
74,000 Lortllard (P) Oodebfs.....
1944 * ?
181,000
0s........................
1951 F A
Lmrisfaua A Ark 1st 0s series A-1949 ' '
353,000
Gul El 1st A ref 0s
32,000
1903
36,000 }•»,*
Bridge go g 4s
1940
5,000
k®"1**.*Nashr gold0s..
19077•:
Unified gold 4s...
244,000
..1949 { *
64,000
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116,000
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240,000
Jj'.JwIIMiwriwC
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A
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13,000
1946
M 8
30,000
J t®wto Dly 3d gold 0S..
1989
,
108%
Sale
122
107
1943
...1941
Aug. 19
Aug. 3
Aug. 12
Aug. 21
121*1
36 H
28,000 Liggett A Myers Tobacco 7s..._.1944 * ?
0s....................„„.. ifsi F A
181,000
Little Miami gen 4s series A
103%
107%
95%
101%
38
31
—
1.02% 102 % 161"'
114
114% -
*
93",656 P»^*>«>c deb s f g 4s..
37% Aug.
1
36
Aug.
5
113% Aug.
2
74% Aug.
62% Aug. 13
107*1 Aug. 1
104% Aug. 19
42
Aug. 17
2
39
Aug.
108K
ID
J
1
102
L50
I
1
1
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97
Sale
103 % 103 % 1023
% Aug.
103% 107% 106% Aug.
91
93
93
Aug.
100% 95
99% 99
Aug.
A
I
81% Aug. 30
6 101
93
A
F
2
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M B
O
.
80% Aug.
100% Aug.
110
A
F
81K
101
Aug. 22
1% Aug. 19
35% Aug.
35
33 %
33
Aug.
112U 112
Aug.
113% 112
Sale
70
70U 71
Aug.
Sale
60% 61% 59
Aug.
Sale
Sale
107
106 % Aug.
Sale
103 K Sale
103
Aug.
45
50
28
40
Aug.
39
38% Aug.
40
34
30
Aug.
31
29% Aug.
Sale" 88
92
87
Aug.
79
78% Aug.
76
■79%
Aug.
19,000
FA
65,000
A O
170,000
J
J
236,000
J
J
254,000
0 D
98,000
UN
10,000
6,000
♦6s stamped..................1943
10,000
♦6s ctfs stamped prin
1943
9,000
Keith Corp (B F) 1st sar i 4s
110,000
1944 M 8
55,000, {♦Kally-Sprlntflald Tire 4S......1942 AO
♦6s stamped
.———1942
| 20,000
:
6%
IK
Kanawha Ac Mich 1st in 14s.....1999 AO
127",656
Ask
Ask Bid
70
5%
1%
56% June 8
34% Mar 26
June 29
Aug. 14
4%
Ij
1
40
"4% "Aug."
1
Aug.
Aug.
1% Aug.
1
%
1%
Aug. 16
1
Aug.
"5% "Aug. "9
1
Aug. 7
1% Aug. 16
1% Aug. 16
.
June 26
7
% Feb. 13
Aug.
72
Aug."23
65% Mar. 18
53
Jan.
24
64% June 29
8*?
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
3
15
13
Aug. 16
n. y. stock
Sept., 1935]
Safes in
August
Value
N. 7.
July 1
STOCK EXCHANGE
no.
1933
to
Aug.
Aug. 311935
,-1938 j
34
j
27
..1938 j
.....
...
67.000
tat cona 5a ltd aa to Int.....
.1938 j
j
17,000
48,000
85,000
lat ft ref 4a aerlea a.........
.194* j
j
38%
25%
25-year g 5 he
.1949 m
.1978 j
p
20
j
85
lat ref
St
h
5ha aerlea b.........
p
&
8
8
m
ft
d
j
39 % Sale
j
33 %
x
19*7 a
170,000
3,000
Mar ft refund 5a aarlea a.... .19*8 f
570,000
♦General 4a....
802,000
25,000
♦lat ft ref 5a aerlea f
286,000
♦ 1st
381,000
42,000
474,000
27,000
15,000
3.000
31,666
o
....
.1977 mn
ft ref g 5a aer g
.1978 mn
..
♦Certlflcatee of depoalt.
♦Convertible gold 5ha....... riw mo
♦lat ref gold 5a aerlea h ..... .1989 a a
.
♦Certlflcatee of depoalt.
aer i
11981
♦lat ft ref 5a
28%
Sale
Sale
27
Sale
27
Sale
83
83
j
70
13
Montecatlnl Mln ft Aga Go inc
Deb g 7a
101,000
1*37
31,000 Mont Tram 1st ft ref 5s aeries a.. 1941
General ft refunding 5a a..— 1955
29,000
Gen ft ref 5a aerlea b.......... 1955
1,000
Gen ft ref a f 4 h* ur c........1955
Gen ft rof
a
f 5a
ser
"
84%
83%
83%
78%
83%
104%
o
j
137,000 Morris ft Co 1st a f 4h«
1939
399,000 Morris ft Essex 1st gu 3h«
mm j d
Conatr m 5s ser a............1955 mn
84,000
Constr m 4h* mr b__........1955 mn
314,000
596,000 Murray Body 1st mtge 6%s
1942 j d
14,000 Mutual Fuel Gas 1st gu 6*.......1947 mn
93
94%
85%
141%
109%
106%
Mutual Union Tel 5a.._.........l«41 mn
Namm (ai)ft Son—See Mfra'Trust Co
40,000 Nashville Chat ft St l lat 4a a..1978 f a
f a
1,000 Nash Flo ft Sheff lat gu g 5s
1937
155,000 Na«aau Slec guar gold 4a atpd... 1951 j J
14,000 National Acme lat mtge 4s......l942 J D
.1948 P A
420,000 National Dairy Prod dehl^t
395.000 Nat DistlUers Products deb 4%s.l945 mn
Mar.
July 17
42% July
1
25% July 23
24
July 24
85% Aug.
2
,
Mar. 28
29
20
-
—
8%
Sale
Sale
Aug.
26
Aug.
8% Aug.
25
Aug.
25
Aug.
25% Aug.
6
6
6
5
30
23
8
30
3
31
Aug. 17
26
26
9%
28%
26%
28%
Aug.
1
Aug. 23
Aug.
1
Aug.
Aug. 23
Aug.
1
"4% Aug".
6
Aug. 30
"7% Au~g"."23
25
29
25
Aug. 29
26
.....
Sale
70
25% Aug. 31
Aug.
6
.....
82%
80
74
70
70
41
40
88
14
Sale
8
7
Sale
74
5% Mar. 29
19% Apr.
1
18% Apr.
3
19% Apr., 1
Aug.
1
Aug. 10
Aug.
1
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
85
100% 102
——
29
19% May 11
19% Apr.
1
8
Aug. 13
83
Aug.
1
76
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
75
2
Aug.
Aug. 22
28
Aug.
70
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
.....
45
40
13
11% Aug.
4% Aug,
5
Aug.
80% Aug.
102% Aug.
102% Aug.
101
Aug.
105% Aug.
93% Aug.
7%
7%
83
103%
103%
101%
107
97%
Aug. "l
Aug, 21
Aug. 26
Aug. 31
Aug. 16
Aug. 14
2
Aug.
Aug. 16
Aug. 21
1
74% Aug. 30 84% Aug.
6
Aug.
1 101% Aug.
9
86
Aug.
85% Aug.
9
85% Aug. 26 85% Aug. 26
101
21
June 20
Aug. 27
Jan.
35% May 16
40
July
94% Aug.
96%
85
88%
89
Aug.
133
Aug.
142% Sale
108
109
109
Aug.
106%
105
62%
101%
103%
99%
Sale
Sale
Sale
7
8
9
36% Jan.
7
Feb.
18
27% Jan.
11% Jan.
Feb.
27% Jan.
29% Feb.
27
Feb.
7% Jan.
26
26
30
30
30
26
18
26
18
19
8
Feb. 18
Aug. 10
30% Feb. 18
27
Feb. 11
83
85
Aug.
1
June 20
80% Apr. 20
48
Jan.
4
44% May 16
JanT"25
Jan.
2
79
9% Jan.
85% Jan.
15
3
102%
100%
97%
93 J
67
9
Apr.
03% Aug. 16
03% Aug. 14
July 19
07% June 29
98
July 17
Aug. :
Apr.
Apr.
!
:
.02
Jan.
Jan.
May
01% Aug.
Aug.
85% Aug.
78% July
79% Feb.
[05% May
95% Jan.
94
74% Aug.
96% Aug.
77
Apr.
85
86
Aug.
Feb.
Apr.
101
Jan.
93
97
1
89
1
6 146
9 109%
Aug. 13
Aug. 19
Aug, 26
Aug.
94
105
64
16%
July
4% Aug.
5
June
Aug. 15
1
Aug.
105"" Sale" 103% Aug. 29
89% Aug. 30
96% Sale
90
10
16
89% Feb. 26
~9~
73
.....
Aug.
Mar.
4
6
9
26
18
14
28
2
Jan.
8
96% Jan.
11
[02
86% Aug. 29
105
Aug. 20
59% Aug. 28
60
102
102% 101% Aug. 10
103% Aug.
7
103% Sale
99
99
Aug. 24
99%
104%
59%
87% Aug.
7
Aug. 20
62% Aug.
2
102% Aug.
8
104
Aug.
2
100% Aug.
3
105
83% July
98
Mar.
103% Jan. .
.10
102
86
87
103
4
18% Apr.
74
76
4
life 3?
85
41
5%
19
Mar. 29
Mar. 30
26% Aug.
25
25
10
18
18% Apr.
25%
Sale
Sale
45
Sale
Jan.
25
26
37
Sale
101
d..........1955
Mar. 23
June 28
37
30
Jan.
Jan.
103 %
103%
102% 103"
101% 101 % 101%
106%
105% Sale
94
95%
o
4
Apr.
Jan.
81
78
...
Mar. 15
62
45
4%
6%
5% Sale
♦Refunding ft Impror't 4ha ..1977 m s
♦Sec 5% notea
19,000
1938 m s
19,000 Mohawk ft Mai lat go « 4a
..1991 M «
76,000 Monongahela Ry 1st m 4s ser a..1960 m n
J
52,000 Mont Cent lat gu g *a_...
1937 j
J
1st guar gold 5a..
21,000
.......1937 J
158,000 Montana Power lat ft ref 5s a...1943 J J
Deb gold 5a aerlea a..
253,000
19*2 r d
26% Apr. 26
73
55
40
18.000
29
34% Aug,
28% Aug. 19
39% Aug. 14
25% Aug.
3
21
Aug.
8
85% Aug.
2
36% Aug.
6
32
Aug.
6
34% Aug.
6
12
July 12
67%
88%
36%
J
{♦Mobile ft Ohio gen gold 4a ....1938 m 8
♦Montgomery dlv lat g 5a
...1947 f a
10
30
14
16
81
"75"
j
J
Aug.
Aug.
22
Aug.
19% Aug.
80% Aug.
43% Aug.
9
39% Aug. 19
39
Aug. 13
17% Aug. 12
Sale
j
...
27
37
36% Aug.
32
Aug.
34% Aug.
12% Aug.
24%
25%
24%
25%
...1945
32% Aug. 28
39% Sale
37%
37%
16%
Sale
35%
15%
25
j
8mall
Sale
36
a2V4
Sale
4%... July 1938
Mortgage gold 4a
Sale
28%
38%
30
Sale
Mobile ft Btraa prior Hen i 5a ...1945
Small
ext at
Sale Prices
May
Aug. 23
25%
24%
8%
25%
24%
25%
24%
6%
29
UN
Sale Prices
66
Sale
25%
♦Certlflcatea of depoalt...
Highest
Sale Prices
70% Aug.
29
s
.1975 ms
Lowest
Sale Prices
24% Aug.
9
66
Aug. 23
28%
25%
9%
28%
25%
28%
25%
5%
♦Certlflcatee of depoalt....
5,000 ♦Mo Pac 3d 7a
18",000
Sale
36%
13% Sale
♦Certlflcatee of depoalt....
........
82
243
663
.1978 x
4%« aer d
Highest
80
Prior Uen 5a aerlea a........ .19*2 j
1
40-year 4s aerlea b
....... .19*2
♦Cum adjuat 5a aerlea a
Ian
{♦Mlaaourl Pacific rr Co-
Ask
22% Sale
20%
24%
25 H
70% Sale
24
j
Mlaaour-Kanaaa-Taxaa rr—
Pr Hen mtfts
37
80
.1941 mn
lat Chic Term a i 4a
611,666
Sale
Sale
Term
Cent
69,000 1+Mleeonrl-KlUmola rr 5* ear a, ..1989 j
514,000 Mo Kan ft Tex lat i 4a........ .1990 j
400,000
150,000
259,000
599,000
39%
Lowest
Aug. 31
1
Ask Bid
Sale
33%
26
29%
Bid
176,000 MStPftSSM4s atpd guar
1st cona 5a.
35,000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
PRICES IN AUGUST
Low from
BONDS
29
exchange—bonds
.06% May 17
46
Jan.
Aug. 26
June 24
86% Aug. 29 97
Feb. 21
Apr. 10 105% Apr. 26
Apr.
4 62% July 24
Jan.
9 102% Aug.
8
Jan.
2 105
Feb. 23
Aug. 24 100% June 22
National Ky ot Mexico—
9,000
♦Prior lien 54-year a f 4h»1957
♦Assent cash warr recta No 4 oc
♦Guar 4c Apr 1914
coupon.....1977
Assent
warr
6,000
receipt No 5 on
♦Nat rr Max prior Hen g 4ha ..192*
♦Assent cash warr rect Nor 4 on
10,000
♦First cons gold 4s.....
.1951
♦
Assenting cash warr rect No 4 on
99,000
1965
1,919,000 Nat Steel 1st coll mtge s f 4s
2
a
3%
1%
j
d
104
m n
197,666
n j Pow ft Light 1st 4%a
n o ft n'eastern ref 4h* series
1,128,666
566,000
1,094,000
1,303,000
Consol 4s aeries a............1998
1,215,000
167.000
64,000
88,000
244,000
1,687,000
263,000
1997
>Ha
Dsbenture 4s of 1912—........1942
?4H
j
o
25%
31%
31%
30*
c
a
a
o
j
55.000
149,000
aer
f
a
7
3% Aug.
9
3% Aug. 20
3
Mar. 27
6% Jan.
15
...
116%
3% Aug. 17
Aug.
6
103% Aug. 23 105% Aug. 13
2
64
-----
Il9%~Aug. l6
69
27
Sale
Sale
Sale
Ifl4%
Sale
Sale
Sale
27
28%
32%
32%
33
32%
31%
30%
33%
32%
107% 110%
Feb.
2
Aug.
Aug.
Apr.
July
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
July
24
27
29
12
27
27
X
27
14
3
28
111% Sale
83% Sale
67% Sale
71% Aug
J
96%
Sale
94
94%
95%
67%
Sale
J
92% Aug.
94
Aug.
65% Aug.
85
Aug.
84% Aug.
101% Aug.
70% Aug.
59
Aug.
61% Aug.
106% Aug.
107
Aug.
68% Aug.
49% Aug.
111% Aug.
106% Aug.
106% Aug.
95
o
Sale
89
Sale
85
86
Sale
102
Sale
71
Sale
Sale
61%
Sale
Sale
106%
Sale
85
88%
Sale
108
102%
61
63%
106% Sale
106% 107%
Sale
72
68% Sale"
Sale
55
51
61%
111% 111%
111% Sale
Sale
107
108% 108%
106% Sale
107% Sale
1938
a..1941
c.......1951
14
82% Aug. 24
82% Aug. 27
74% Aug. 31
26
6
Aug.
34
Aug. 27
33
Aug. 27
1
31% Aug.
34
Aug. 27
107% Aug. 30
Aug.
78% Aug.
71
Aug.
26
Aug.
30
Aug.
30% Aug.
27% Aug.
29
Aug.
107% Aug.
100
Sale
Sale
9
16
11
78
Sale
l\H
3
July 25
Aug.
9
73%
o
8
105% Aug. 24
9
70
Aug.
Sale
a
121
July
July
Feb.
Aug.
Aug.
46%
"80%
19
Feb.
122
Aug.
64% Aug.
Sale
87%
101%
June 28
Jan.
70
Sale
88
120% Aug. 21
4% Jan.
7
102% June 19 105% Aug. 13
60
Feb. 25 65
Apr. 25
113% Jan.
8 120% Aug. 21
2
Feb.
67%
73%
a
5
68
86
1st lien ft ref 5a b............i1
1st lien ft ref 5a aeries
16
l02"
ilo%
....
104,000 n y Edison lat ftrafiHa
4% Jan.
Sale
107%
o
Refunding 5Ha aerlea a......1974
m s
Refunding 4ha series g......1978
Serial 5a g notea
June 28
Sale
Sale
m n
a
3-year 6% gold notes..........1935
42,000 n y Connecting 1st gu 4ha a...1953
lat gtd 5s series b..
...1953
2,000
...1951
124,000 n y Dock 1st gold 4a
246.000
Sale
a
1937
7
2
50
Ref ft Impt. 4Ha series a......2413
f
Lake Shore coll g 3ha........ 1998
f
Mich Cent coll g 3 ha
1998
n y Chic ft St Louis lat g 4a
Jan.
5
100
79%
d
Ref ft Impt 4Ha aeries a......2413 a o
Ref ft Impt 5s series c........2413 a o
n ▼ c ft h r g mtge
2% July 30
2% Aug.
Sale" 104% Sale
Sale
a.1952
New York Central conv sec 6s...1944
65
-----
64%
{New Orleans p 8 lat ft ref 5a a ..1952
lat ft ref 5s aerlea b_.......... 1955
230.000
95,000 New Orleans Term lat 4a guar... 1953
16,000 t*n o Tex ft Max non cum use 0al935
♦First 5s series b.
1954
162,000
♦lat mtge gold 5a aeries c
1956
138,000
♦lat 4h* Miles d ............195*
283,000
♦ First
5h> series a
.......1954
417,000
2,000 Npt ft Cln b gen gu g 4h* .....1945
n y ft Bklyn ft m b cona g 5a... 1935
2% Aug. 13
5
3
Sale
2%
Sale
103% Sale
99
105
a.. 1983
232,666
347,000
110,000
d
..1964
aer
7
2% Aug.
62%
,61%
Aug.
120% 121% 120
121% Sale
116% 118% 115% Aug.
120% Sale
......1945
England t ft t 34-yr 5s a
1952
m n
1st g 4ha aeries b
....19*1
n j Junction rr gu 1st 4a......198* V A
91,000 New Orleans Great Nor 5a
2% Aug.
3%
71
j
101,000
123,000
50
119%
d
guar..1945
...
New
.....
3%
2
Nsugatuck rr 1st g 4*.........1954
8,000 Newark Consol Gas 5a.......... 1948 j
New England rr cons 5a
Cons guar 4*..
2%
2%
•?
o
♦
Jan.
111% Aug.
86
Aug.
70% Aug.
76% Aug.
96
70
88%
87%
102%
74%
63%
68
107
108
72
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug*
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Jan.
1
Aug. 17
Aug. 12
Mar.
1
15
13
2
1
13
15
17
19
14
6
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Apr.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Aug.
Aug.
Jan.
Aug. 29
Aug. 30
Aug.
7
107% Aug. 25
109% Aug. 12
Apr.
Aug.
May
July
124% Aug.
114
Aug.
Jan.
56
112
n y ft Erie—See Erie rr.
1948 j d
17,000 n y Gas el Lt Ht ft Pow 5s
p a
Purchase money coll tr g 4a...1949
55,000
13,000 n y ft Greenw l prior lien gu 5s.l946
294s
17,000 n y ft Harlem g 3ha
1973
125,000 n y Lack ft Western 4a ser a
Guar 4hs series b_...........1973
NYLlftW Goal ft rr 5hs
1942
Dock ft Impt 1st 5a...........1943
3,000
mn
m n
.
NY* Long Branch gen 4s
For footnotes, sea page 33.
1941
'
mn
nn
m n
j
j
m 8
104%
95
123% 124% 119
111
113% Sale
121
Aug.
111% 110% Aug.
122
92%
95
92% Sale
101% 102% 101%
98% Sale
100% Sale
106
106
95
99
95
106
106
103%
100%
91
101
98
Aug,
Aug.
Aug.
94% Aug. 26
102% Aug.
3
100% Aug.
1
Jan.
98
98
94,
99
106
Aug. 15 106"
"Aug." 15
7 94%
5 102%
May 21 102%
Mar. 30 108%
Apr. 26 99
82% May
106
-----
124% July 27
115
July
9
105
Jan.
Feb.
101% Jan.
4 107
Aug. 26
Aug. 3
May 6
Feb. 19
May
4
June
7
2 104% June 29
30
N. Y. STOCK
Sales in
Low from
BONDS
August
Value
EXCHANGE—BONDS
PRICES IN AUGUST
RANGE SINCE JAN.
1
July 1 1933
N. 7. STOCK EXCHANGE
so,
to
Aug.
Lowest
Aug. 31
1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Aug. 311935
Ask
Ask
Bid
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
N Y New Haven Be Hertford—
30,000
15,000
47,000
125,000
110,000
37,000
593,000
203,000
342,000
615,000
94,000
430,000
108,000
Non-con* debenture 4a—.1
Non-con* debenture
I
>Hi
29
Sale
32%
28%
29%
29%
34 %
Non-con* debenture
Sale
Non-con* debenture 4a——1
Sale
Non-con* debenture 4s...——1
29%
Aug. 2
Aug. 12
1
Aug.
1
Aug.
Aug. 2
36
33%
33%
37
36%
Convertible debenture IMI...1
Sale
30% Aug.
6
34
1
Sale
1
36% Aug.
1
48
Aug.
1
20% Aug.
32
Aug. 28
91% Aug. 31
47% Aug. 6
1
38
Aug.
44
Convertible debenture 4s
Collateral truat 4a
1
1st Be ref
4H«
aer
Sale
.....1
Sale
1
Debenture 4a.....
Sale
of 1927
Harlem R Ac Pt Chea »it 4a
1
93%
N Y Ont Be West 1st«
4a... J una l
General 4s.....—......——1
Sale
Sale
N Y Pro* Be Boston gen 4s
N Y Ac Putnam 1st con guar
24,556
452,000
64,000
63,000
36,000
26,000
5,000
3,000
16,000
21,000
54,000
♦N Y
1
4s ..1
..Jan 1
RyaCorp inc4a
"85""
"82% Aug."'"§
Sale
...1
14 %
11% Aug.
14% Aug.
88
Aug.
90
Aug.
108% Aug.
1% Aug.
2% Aug.
108% Aug.
105% Aug.
105
Aug.
♦Income 6s assented
J
J
Sale
MK
Prior lien 6s series A—.......1
Sale
Prior lien 6s assented.......!
90
1
N Y Ac Rich Gas 1st 6s A
{♦N Y Stats Rye 4%a A ctfa ....1
♦6%a ser B ctfa...... .......J
New York Steam 1st 4s ssr A....1
1st mortgage 5a.._.
Sale
2%
Sale
107%
1st mortgage 5s...............1
.1
30,000
N Y Susq Be West 1st r-»f g 5s
Second gold 4Hs.......
7,000
4,000
1,000
201,000
65,000
74,000
670,000
225,000
330,000
!
—1
Sale
44
48 %
General gold 5s......——!
Terminal 1st gold As——J
N Y Tel let Ac gen* f4Hi
N Y Trap Rock 1st s f g 6s
6s stamped
100
1
N Y Westches Ac Bos 1st 4Ms
40
99
Sale
110%
80%
Sale
78%
Sale
26%
107% 107
Sale
92%
1
1
........
50%
41%
81%
.1
Nlag Lock At Ont Pow 1st 5s A...1
Niagara Share (Mo) deb 5%a—!
■■
55
27%
38%
94
53%
42
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
19
Mar. 27
Feb. 27
39
13
28
27
13
24% Feb. 26
15
Feb. 26
26% Mar. 19
Feb. 26
Mar. 29
37
40
15
12
14
14
14
84%"A'u"g".: "8
19
26
18
23
12
1% Aug.
29
24
12
1
2% Aug. 12
19 109% Aug.
29 107
Aug.
28 106% Aug.
Jan.
39
Jan.
36
52
7
7
Jan.
87
95% Jan.
25
61
Jan.
Jan.
2
22
87% Jan.
id
26
3
Apr.
4
May 11
1
32% Apr.
23
8
7
4
40
Feb.
Apr.
tr
14
23
18
Jan.
Jan.
7
10
4
7
Mar. 29
1
1
#
14
6
Aug.
Aug.
1
96
Aug.
5
97
Aug.
29 110% Aug.
26
Jan.
36% Jan.
Apr.
Jan.
75
8
10% July
70% Feb.
90
July
105% Feb.
1 % Feb.
1% Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
63
30% Jan.
45
49
Aug. 26
Aug. 23
96
Aug. 29
97
Aug. 24
110% Aug. 12
19
18
2*" June 14
2
July 13
Mar. 11
1
108
Feb.
111
7
104% Jan.
104% Jan.
107
107
5
Mar.
9
Apr.
12
63
Jan.
52
Jan.
8
9
10
24
r
50% Aug.
41
Aug.
46% Aug.
100
Aug.
111
110% Aug.
83
77
Aug.
79% 76
Aug.
Sale
21Aug.
108
107
Aug.
Sale
91% Aug.
31
15
2
53% Aug. 17
43% Aug. 26
48% Aug. 13
12 100
Aug. 12
29 111% Aug.
1
13
80
Aug. 13
13
1
80%
27%
2 107%
1
94%
46
Apr.
*
41
Aug.
37% Mar.
97% Mar.
Jan.
109
51% Jan.
100
Jan.
>
111% Aug.
86
Aug. 15
Aug. 19
Aug. 17
Aug. 7
85
32
108
July
July
Jan.
1
9
2
8
Mar. 11
94% Aug.
7
Nordeutache Lloyd (Bremen)—
63,000
44,000
118,000
171,000
23,000
8,000
152,000
13,000
512,000
♦20-year a f 6s................!
New 4 6%
1
Nord Rya extl a f 4%a—————1
♦{♦Norfolk South 1st At
rei
1
77
85% 80% Aug.
80% Sale
47 % Sale
42
47
47%
Aug. 29
al50%Sale al 50% Sale zl49%Aug. 21
14
15% Sale
14% Sale
Aug. 28
13%
15%
12% Aug. 12
49
50
"44" 53% 50
5
Aug.
116 ■« Sale
112% 114
112% Aug. 30
108
108%
107% Aug. 22
Sale" 98% Aug. 28
101% Sale
5s A.l
♦Certificates of deposit.
♦{♦Norfolk At South 1st g 5a....
Norfolk At West Ry 1st con g 4s...
Pocahontas C At C Joint 4s....
North American Co deb 5s
...
105,000 North Am Bdtson deb 5s ser A-..1957
331,000
Deb5ttsserB
Aug 15 1963
Deb 5s series C
Nov 151969
315,000
5,000 North Cent gen At ref As ser A...1974
Gen At ref 4Ha series A
2,000
...1974
11,000 {♦Northern Ohio 1st guar g 5s..1945
♦£* Apr '33, Oct '33, Apr *34 coups
...
Stamped
F
M
M
M
A
£
A
>
E
E
€
....
coups
as
Nor Ohio Trac Ac Lt 6s
1947 M
S
Northern Pacific prior lien 4s...1997
Gen Uen ry At Id gt 3s
Jan 2947
451,000
184,000
Ref At Impt 4%a Series A—...2947
Ref At Impt 6s Series B
2947
1,365,000
103,000
138,000
Ref At Impt 5s Series C
•
61", 600
Norwegian Hydro-El Nit 5%a
N'western Teles 4%s extended ..1944
•
'
1957 MN
Ogden At Lake Ch 1st guar g 4a..19
Ohio Connecting Ry 1st 4a
19
Ohio Pub Service 1st At ref
{♦Old Ben Coal 1st g 6s
Ontario Power N P 1st 5s
Ontario Transmission 1st 5a
1st guar cons 5s stamped
...19
Ore-Wash RRAtNav IstAcref 4s...19
Oslo Gas At Elec extl s f g 5s.....19
Otis Steel
sec
g 6s series A
Sale
assented
'
73
83
97
Sale
Sale
92%
Sale
94% Sale
108%
106% Sale
107%
102%
97%
96%
Sale
90
Sale
92
38% Aug.
108% Aug.
Aug.
71% Aug.
82% Aug.
96
Aug.
92
Aug.
89% Aug.
101
108%
106% 107% 106
108
108% Sale
102%
97
94
95%
30
Sale
29
107%
107%
H3~" 112
112% 112
113
111% 112% 111%
103% 101% 102% 101%
103
"20"
18%
19%
Sale
112% 113.
112
110
Sale
106%
117% 118%
8%
Sale" 103%
102
100%
Sale
107
Sale
100%
Sale
99
41
Jan.
8
22
June
13
Aug.
6
Aug. 14
120
June 19
112
Aug. 20
46% Aug.
45
112
107
Sale
103
18
112%
109%
106%
116%
117%
Sale
103
100% 100
Sale
98%
40
3
Mar. 22
May 27
Aug. 15
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
95
Aug.
94% Aug.
110%
104%
73 %
87%
101%
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
108
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
97% Aug.
33% Aug.
107% Aug.
112% Aug.
112
Aug.
101% Aug.
103% Aug.
88
Aug.
113% Aug.
110% Aug.
108% Aug.
118
Aug.
118% Aug.
106
Aug.
zl00%Aug.
100
Aug.
15
9
9
9
17
15
2
50% Jan. 10
9
107% Aug.
113
July
9
112% July 17
29
105%
109%
107%
101%
101%
13%
9
16
10
113% June 20
117% Feb. 20
Mar.
3
109
104
109%
101
*•
69%
36
45
105%
'
Sale
Sale
Sale
100
105
105
108
109
June
Jan.
101% July
100
July
107% Jan.
113% Mar.
105% Jan.
'
105
105.
64% Aug. 21
60
Jan.
7
118% May
3
119% May
106
July
8
100% July 11
100
Aug. 13
114%
115%
96'
Feb.
18
105
OA
Jan.
104%
109
21
""
23
26
8
10
13
103
105
94%
W
1951
June 20
9
06% Aug. 14
111% Aug. 22
105% Aug. 12
46
Aug. 16
46
Aug. 16
64
Aug. 27
'
2
May 15
Aug. 28
106% I05% Aug".
111% 110
Aug.
106
105% Aug.
51%
41% Aug.
Sale
40
Aug.
100
61 % Aug.
81%
61
Aug.
106% 106% 105%
110%
110% Sale
105%
42% Sale
42% Sale
58
62% 64
61
56%
64%
9
9
Aug. 19
Feb. 19
Aug.
108% Aug.
2
42% 41
Aug.
42% Aug. 24
106% 105% Aug. 19107
Aug.
1
100 ;
8 100% Aug.
99%
98% Aug.
1
105% 106
11
July
Aug.
Aug.
1
8
Jan.
40%
93
20
July
July
106
97
Pacific Tel At Tel 1st 5s
1937
39-year 5a series A.
43,000
...1952
1,000 Paducah At Illinois 1st s f 4 Ha—195!)
78,000 ♦{♦Pan-Am Petr (Cal) 1st g 6s...1940
♦Certificates of deposit
260,000
17,000 {♦Paramount B'way 1st 5 %a
1951
♦Certificates of deposit
26,000
43
Sale
...1946
Pacific G At B gen At ref 5s ser A..1942
Pacific RR of Mo 1st ext 4s......1938
5%s
39
109% Sale
102% Sale
99
19
Pacific Coast Co 1st g 5s
Sale
38%
108% Sale
104% Sale
72% Sale
110%
108%
116%
118%
105%
100%
.19
Oregon RR At Nav con g 4s.....19
Oregon Short Line 1st con g 5a..19
41", 606
•
Jan.
Aug. 30
102% Aug. 10
103
July 31
100% Aug. 19
-
103
17
113
......19
....19
♦2d extended gold 5s.........1938
<
Aug.
171
12% June
99% 99% 98% Aug.
102% Aug.
100% Sale 100% Aug. 26 102% Aug.
98% Sale
98% Aug.
1 100% Aug.
119
120
120
123% 117
Aug. 27 120
Aug.
111
111
113
112%
Aug. 30 112
Aug.
43
46%
65
46%
65
Aug.
9 46% Aug.
43
55
43%
48
30%
107%
112%
111%
101%
7%a—19
1st At ref 7s series B
19
Ohio River RR 1st g 5e_........19
General gold 5s.........
..19
10,000
134,000
128,000
12
9
52% Mar. 7
Feb. 15
85
35% Jan.
110% Jan.
106
Jan.
81% Jan.
Sale
95
MM
North States Power 5s A........1941
1st At ref 6s series B
...1941
32,000
2,000
27,000
12,000
17,000
28,000
2,000
20,000
2,000
37,000
22,000
50,000
401,000
29,000
350,000
Apr.
July
Mar.
135
Sale
99
99
101% Sale
.....2947
36,000
'
14
Jan.
63
42
102% Sale
87
2947
Ref At Impt 5s Series D
Northern Ry of Calif guar 5a
174",666
9
13
5
22
23
30
5
6
1 and
♦Oct 11933 and Apr 11934
ser A
6,000
70,000
414,000
to sale of April
M
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
105%
109%
105%
33%
33%
42%
20
12
30
18
17
18
24
'■ Aug. 16
Aug. 16
64% Aug. 27
64% Aug. 21
46
46
42
55
60
June 25
{Paramount-Famous-Lasky 6a...1947
104,000
♦♦Proof of claim filed by owner.... J
♦Certificates of deposit.....
126,000
156,000 Paramount Pict Inc
6s deb
s
D
100
Sale
100
Sale
f_._1955
100
Augt
Aug.
93
Aug.
102% ;Aug.
103% Aug.
136
Aug.
30
Aug.
30% Aug,
118
Aug.
106% Aug.
5
106% Aug.
5
zl39% Aug.23
35
Aug. 10
32
Aug. 12
118
Aug. 15
5
5
4% Aug. 31
105
Aug.
5
Aug. > 5
94% Aug. 31
105
Aug.
Aug.
{Paramount Publix Corp 5%a_„.1950
♦♦Proof of claim filed by owner....
81,000
♦Certificates of deposit.........
96,000
51,000 Paris-Orleans RRBxt s f 5 Ha
1968
40,000 {♦Park Lexington 6%a ctfs
1953
24,000 Parmelee Trana
deb 6a
con*
102% Sale
102
32
31
1944
1,000 Pateraon At Passaic G At B 5s
1949
♦Pauliata Ry 1st At ref 7s ser A...1942
Pennsylvania Co—
23,000
3,000
"8,000
118%
142%
34
Sale
—
30
31
-----
138
Sale
32
116%
89
84%
59% Jan.
58% Jan.
130% July
17% Jan.
23
Mar.
116
87
Feb.
July
106% Aug.
5
106% Aug.
5
163
Feb. 25
35
Aug. 10
33
May 20
118% July 25
94
Mar.
6
•
Guar 3%a tr ctfs series A.....IS
Guar 3Hi coll tr ctfs ser B
IS
103%
102% 103
102%
101%
102%
105% Sale
92
Sale
Guar g 3%a tr ctfa series C...1S
Guar g 3%a tr ctfs series D...1S
40-year guar tr ctfs 4s Ser E—11
Secured gold 4%i.104,000
124,000 Pann Dixie Cement 1st 6s A..
If
IS
102%
102%
99
.
102% Aug.
3 l02% "Aug. 14
102% Aug. 15 102% Aug. 15
101% --i.
103
102 »
Mar. 26
102 £
102 &
103
Aug. 14
July 18
May 23
99% Jan.
104% Jan.
71% Mar.
103
June
103
Apr.
104% Mar.
98% Jan.
107
Feb.
106% July 15
2
106% Aug.
9
106% July
111
July 18
114% June 15
2
113% May
2
119% Mar.
6
109% July
5
115% July
102
102
Sale
105% Sale
90%
91
100
98% Jan.
98
113
Aug. 14 103 " Aug. 14
1
105% Aug. 23 105% Aug.
9
90% Aug. 29 93% Aug.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
5
107% Apr. 26
93% Aug.
9
Penn Ohio At Detroit RR—
1st Ac ref gold 4H* series A..—If
27,000
4%s series B
84,000
...If
704,000 Penn Pow At Lt 1st M 4Hs
If
7,000 Penn RR consol gold 4s
—If
Conaol gold 4s
56,000
If
22,000
Stamped dollar bonds
If
111,000 ; Consol 4Hi Issue of 1915
If
General 4Hs Series A
385,000
..—If
...
137,000
General 5s Series B
If
15-year secured 6 Ha
158,000
1*
Secured gold
169,000
5s..............If
Debenture gold 4Hi
604,000
...If
General 4Ha series D.
412,000
Gen mtge 4%s series E
460,000
...If
14,000 Peoples Gas At Coke 1st 9s.—.. .If
Refunding gold 5s........
172,000
If
For footnotes, see page 33.
r
A
O
104% 105
106%
105% Sale
111
112% Sale
iil%
117
Sale
108% Sale
115
Sale
102% Sale
106%
97%
106
105%
116%
106%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
104% 104% 103% Aug.
106%
106% Aug.
Sale
105
j.04% Aug.
109
111
Ill
Aug.
109% 110% ixj.% Aug.
109% 111
110% Aug.
116% 117
115% Aug.
107% Sale
106% Aug.
113% Sale 112% Aug.
102% Sale
102% Aug.
106% 107% 106% Aug.
96
96% Sale
Aug.
104% Sale
103% Aug.
103% Sale 103% Aug.
116% 117
116% Aug.
106% 107
105% Aug.
105
Aug.
106% Aug.
106
Aug.
Ill
Aug.
xi3
Aug.
111% Aug.
118
Aug.
108% Aug.
115
Aug.
102% Aug.
107% Aug.
97% Aug.
106% Aug.
105% Aug.
118
Aug.
107
Aug.
21
2
1
15
6
108
22
108
Jan.
Jan.
9
114% Jan.t
1
104% Mar.
1
109
1
22
15
1
5
14
23
Mar.
102% Aug.
105
Jan.
90% Apr.
100% Jan.
99% Jan.
110% Jan.
-98%; Jan.
10
106
Jan.
108
June 28
97% July 31
107
July
6
9
106% July
118
Aug. 14
9
107% July
Sales in
31
stock exchange—bonds
Sept., 1935]
PRICES IN AUGUST
Low from
August
bonds
Value
n. y. stock exchange
RANGE SINCE JAN, 1
July 1 1933
Aug.
sfl,
1
.
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Aug. 31
Aug.31 1935
Bid
26,000 Peoria Ac Etit 1st cone 4a...
60,000
'Income 4a (flat)——+•
„
J
62 X
1'
4%
..1
106 % 108 X
88 X Sale
76 H Sale
6,000 Peoria Ac Pekln Un let Sttr A...1
191,000 Pere Marquette 1st 5a eeriea A...11
154,000
let 4a 8eriea B................1*
107,000
let A 4Ha eeriea C
..........I1
62,000 Phlla Bait ft Waah let A 4a..... 1«
79 %
111
a
113
106""
62
X
38H
26 H
102 H
146,000 Phillipa Petroleum deb SKa.....l
22,000 Plllabury Flour Mllla3*-jr 4a..—P
2,000 Pirelli Go (Italy) cony 7a........11
§4,000
General g Sa
tri
igg
27
Sale
25
102 H
107
65
108
85
107
110
17
2
3
17
12
12
29
30
13
8
10
8
23
13
9
2
90
80
82X
111H
119H
113H
112H
101X
106 H
106 X
63H
43
27
102 H
108 X
z82
Aug.. 23
Aug. 20
Aug. 15
Aug. 27
1
Aug.
Aug. 16
Aug. 2
Aug. 12
Aug. 27
Aug. 30
Aug. 5
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug. 12 110
•
64
30)
22)
Mar. 25
105^
82
108j| Feb.
15
_
115 X Aug.
111
104
61,000 '{'Pressed Steel Gar 10-year 5s..1933
5.000 Providence Securities deb 4a gu*.1957
Mar.
Apr.
107
53
Feb. 15
Mar. 14
Aug.
66X Aug.
8
71
75X Sale
Aug. 17
Aug. 28 80
1
106 H 107 H 106 X Aug. 29 107 H Aug.
52
Sale
Aug. 15
48% Aug.
6 53
34% Sale
Sale
51
25
22H
29H Aug. 3
50
Aug. 27
25
Aug. 12
Sale
29
IBS
38
Aug. 21
54 H Aug. 12
25
Aug. 12
42
25H
88*
20
88 H
Providence Terminal lat 4a.
1956
73",000 Public Serv E ft G 1st ft ref 4 Hs.. 1947
40,000
lat ft ref 4Ha .......
....1970
.
24 105"" Aug. *2
104H Aug. 23 105X Aug. 5
Aug. 21
104H Aug.
2 107
1
101X 101X 101X Aug. 16 101H Aug.
96 H Sale
95
99
Aug. 22
Aug. 29
105"" 109" 104H Sale" 104X Aug.
105
1st ft ref gold 4s.
69,000
..........1971
73,000 Pure Oil Co s f gold 53^8
1940
288,000 Purity Bakeries Corp s f g 5s
1948
{' Radio Keith Orph pt pd ctfa
for deb 4s ft com stk (65% pd)....
2,000
49,000
"Debenture gold 6s
1941
74,000 Read Go Jersey Cen coll g 4s
1951
192,000
Gen ft ref 4H* series A.......1997
78,000
Gen ft ref 4Hs series B........1997
181,000 Rem Rand 5Hs A With warr
1947
11,000
5H* without warrants.
.....1947
106
105
Sale
Sale
ei*
97 X
106 H
106 H
104 H
104 X Sale
106 H Sale
54X Aug. 26
Sale
52
51
Aug.
1
97
Aug.
9
104H Aug, 19
104 X 104H Aug. 29
Sale
103 X- Aug.
9
104
Aug. 23 104H Aug. 14
Sale
98
Sale
106
Sale
Sale
104
116
Rensselaer ft Saratoga lat gu 4a.1941
48,666 Republic Iron ft Steel a f 5a
1940
106,000
Ref ft gen 5Hs series A.......1953
103,000 Revere Copper ft Brass 4s A.....1948
33,000 'Rheinelbe Union s f g 7s....... 1946
34,000 'Rhino-Ruhr Wat Serv 4s....
1953
al06~
MN
MN
P A
A O
M N
M N
Richmond ft Mecklenburg 1st 4s.l948 M N
~2~,666
Aug.22 106# Aug. *22
Aug. 6
Aug. 29
104 H 103 % Aug.
2 105 X
108 H 107 X Aug. 29 108#
34H 32 X Aug. 10 33 X
29H 26 H Aug. 12 28
34 H Aug. 22
32
Aug.
5
39H
36
Sale
31%
31X
30 H
30 H
38
Sale
Sale
Aug. 31
Aug. 13
Aug. 16
Aug.
2
106 X
I67H"Aug"""9
62 X
52 X Aug; 16
90 H
Richmond Term Ry 1st guar 5s.. If
2,000 ♦Rlma Steel s f 7a...—...—...11
8,000 Rio Grande June lat guar g 5a.. 11
104
99H
82X
Jan.
4
Aug. 29
Apr.
4
June 12
Mar. 26
May 4
May 17
Aug. 24
Aug. 23
July 30
Jan,
2
Feb. 11
94H Aug.
80 H
32H
108 X
109 X
109
W.
W
39H
Sale
.
15
15
Feb.
Jan.
8
Aug. 17
Jan.
10
Apr. 26
June 20
Jan.
9
June 24
12
56 X July
Jan.
10
35
91H Mar. 30
109 H Mar. 28
109 X Apr. 11
108 X Apr. 22
102 H Feb. 25
15
July
99
Aug. 29
Aug.
1
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
30
8
11
Aug. 21
Aug. 14
6
Aug. 19
Aug.
1
i03H"jan.
19
107 H Jan.
32
|July
26 X June
18
3 106HJuly
94X Apr. 10 105H Aug.
3 108X Apr.
Feb.
31 43
3 39 H Feb.
Aug. 22
5
Aug.
Aug. 31
Aug. 13
Mar. 13
Aug. 23
33 ' Aug. 19
1
33 X Aug.
35
34
35
3
Aug. 23
Aug. 16
Aug. 16
35
107X Aug. *"9
52 X Aug. 27
94X Aug.
105
103H 104
89 X Sale
Aug.
35H Aug. 19
Aug. 22
Aug. 28
32
34
35
.
89X Aug. 23
Aug.
Aug.
Mar.
4 107X Aug.
Jan.
60
6
23
95 H July
Feb.
Feb.
1
82 X
May 16 47 H
May 31 109 Vs
Mar. 5110X
110
May
6
17
20
5
15
15
15
16
16
23
9
12
18
9
4
Aug. 20
Jan. \
3
Aug. 20
Aug. 10
July 24
14
Aug. 19
5
136 H Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
38
May
Jan.
51*
Jan.
June
36 X Aug.
34
Aug.
36 X Aug,
Aug. 27 107 / Aug
Aug. 12 104H Aug.
89H Aug.
106
104
II*
46
Mar. 11
Aug.
6 118
43 H Feb.
Feb.
43
Feb.
8
Jan.
6
Feb.
44
Mar. 13
Apr.
Apr.
May
77 ; Aug. 30 82X Aug.
5 35# Aug.
33 X Aug,
108 X Aug'. 26 109X Aug.
110H Aug. 10 110# Aug.
Aug.
108% Aug. 21 109
Aug.
11X Aug. 13 14
116
2,000 St Jos ft Grand Island lat g 4a..1947
33,000 St Joseph Ry L H ft P 1st 5s.—1937
10,000 St Lawr ft Adirondack lat g 5s..l996
3d gold 4s
.1996
Feb
Aug. 17
80
107 H July 26
56 X May 16
52X Jan. 22
45 X Feb. 27 54X
26H Mar. 11 63 X
96 H May 21 100)
104H Aug. 19 108)
104H Aug. 29 108h
99
Jan.
2 104K
99H Mar. 18 104K
Feb, 19
Feb.
4
{'Rio Grande Southern 1st 4a.. 11
'Guar (Jan 1933 coupon).....11
58,000 'Rio Grande Western lat g 4a...11
20,000
'1st con ft coll trust 4a series A.11
12,000 Rochester Gas ft El 5H* oat C—11
5,000
Gen Mtge4H« series D........H
59,000
Gen mtge 5s series B..........11
35,000 '{•Rockla Ark ft Louis lst4H« ..11
10,000 Royal Dutch deb 4a with warr.-.11
4,000 'Ruhr Chemical 4s.............11
18,000 Rutland-Canadian 1st guar g 4a. 11
6,000 Rutland R R 1st cons g 4Hs_...ll
20
23
Feb.
"
Sale
Sale
103 H 104
108
108H
31
34H
28
Sale
8,000 'Rhino-West Elec Power 7s.. ...1950
33,000
'Direct mortgage gold 4a
...1952
29,000
'Cons mtge4a................1953
19,000
'Cons mtge 4a with warrants.. 1955
290,000 '{'Richfield Oil of Gallf 4s...1944
396,000
«Certificates of deposit...........
54 X Aug. 29
1
63 X Aug.
98 X Aug. 13
1
106X Aug.
1
106 % Aug.
21
104H Aug.
jl04m
104 X
June 24
July
68
6
66H
4
47
68
Apr.
109
Apr. 25 109 X
116 X June 20 116H
7
77 X June
85 H
75
May 21 82
50
106
12
July
June 20
8 114
9 113H June 13
51X Apr.
Aug.
67
ill*
111
81
Sale
16
8
10
June 27
Mar. 18 108
110
107
113
113
Aug.
Aug.
82H Aug.
50 X
2.154,000 {'Postal Teleg ft Sable coll 5a.. .1953
12
27
16 112X Aug. 13
May 10
8 112
107
114
79H Aug. 28
Sale
2
53 Vs
27 X
104
109 X
Mar. 22 110
Jan. 10
Feb. 21
4
Jan.
4
Jan.
Sale
107 H
49 H
30
1
16
10 111H Aug. 16
107 H Apr. 29 110
Aug. 12
67
73 X Sale
Sale
1,392,000 Portland General Electric 4 Ha.. 1940
1st 5s 1935 extended to 1950........
30,000
62,000 Porto Rlcan Am Tobac cony 6s..1943
7
7
17
23
Jan.
109
117 X Aug.
116 X Aug.
115H Aug.
Sale
79
8
23
Jan.
9
June 11
Apr.
1
Apr.
6
July 25
Aug.
~ 104H Feb. 21
Feb.
101 i .Jan.
108 X Jan.
Aug.
Aug. 21
63 X Aug. 27
64
Aug.
1
Sale
80 X
9
60 X June
5 73 X Jan.
9H Jan.
Apr. 15
Jan.
3 108X Aug.
Mar. 11
91
Jan.
75
Mar. 12 81X Jan.
69
Mar. 14 82 H June
68
Jan. 24 112
108
July
Jan. 14 119 X June
113
108H Jan.
4 113 H Aug.
107
Jan.
3 112H Aug.
79 X Mar. 15 101H Aug.
Jan.
105)1 Aug. 13 110
104 X Jan.
2 108X Apr.
Mar. 25
75
Jan.
52!
4
102
105% Jan. 12 109 H May 15
Sale
Pitts Y ft Ash 1st gen 4a ser A..1948
1st gen 5s series B
1963
11.000 Port Arthur Canal ft Dock 4a....1953
1st mtge 4s series B....
..1953
<
82
68 X Aug. 21
8
Aug. 24
110
...1975
....1977
1940
First conaol gold 5s..........1943
Pitts Va ft Char 1st guar 4s....1943
16,000 'Pitts ft West Va 1st 4V4a aer A .1950
8,000
1st mtge 4H« series B.........1959
23,000
1st mtge 4H« aeries G.........I960
-
M
115
14
15] 108X Aug. 23
116% Aug. 16
117
116H Aug.
5
112
114
112H Aug. 27
Sale
112
114H 113
Aug. 26
106 H 105 H 106 % 105H Aug. 30
114
Aug.
9
E lat g 5a
...
78%
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
109H 110
109H
118H
Gen guar 5a aerlea A..........1970
aer B...
General 4%* aerlea G
Sale
108
104
109
Con 4Ha aerlea I g
1,000 Pitta 8hen ft L
109H
8
112H 110H 111H 111
Aug. 28 112H Aug.
111
Aug.
111H Aug. 29 112
UiH 111
1% Aug. 3 IllX Aug.
1963
Con 4Ha aerlea J guar........1944
82,000
Sale
Sale
Ch>n 3Ha aerlea E guar g
1949
Con 4a aerlea F guar A..
....1953
Con 4a aerlea G guar A
1957
Con 4a aerlea H guar g........1940
2,000
4,000
38,000
78%
81H
Ask
67
110H
120H 118M
113H
105
109% 110
Sale
99X Sale
98H
107
106 % Sale
105 X
106 H 105 X Sale
104H
Sale
Sale
58H
Sale
Sale
36 X
106 n 108
82
88
11,000 PCGft St LA 4Ha aerlea A
...1940
21,000
Con 4H« aerlea B guar g....
1942
3,000
Con 4H* aerlea C guar g
1942
1,000
Con 4a aerlea D guar g.*......1945
-----
•4
i
112H
112H
100 X
1*
f 4a
81
119M Sale
3,000
General 5a Sertea B...........1'
14,000
Gen A 4H« aerlea G
..1*
25,000
General 4%» eeriea D—...I'
922,000 Phila Company aecured gold Sa.l'
61,000 Phlla Elec Go let 4 Ha.
1«
200,000
let ft ref A 4a.................1*
274,000 Phlla ft Read G ft I ref 5a
—T
656,000
Convertible deb 4a............1'
,45,000 Philippine Ry let 34-yr
Ask Bid
69
65H
Sale
Jan.
Feb.
15
11
9
Feb. 11 107
June
4
Jan.
7 104 X Aug.
6
90
Feb. 26
Jan. 25
80H Mar, 7 85
103
96
86 H May 23
St Louis Iron Mtn ft South—
399,000
"River ft Oulf Div 1st g 4a...1933 M N
17,000
'Certificates of deposit
46,000 {♦St L Peoft N W 1st 5s ....
.1948
26,000 St L Kky M ft Pee 5a stmpd
If55
{8t Louis-San Francisco Ry —
259,000
'Priori len 4s series A ........1950 J
J
106,000
'Certificates of deposit.......
71,000
.'Prior lien 5s series B........1950
122,000
'Certificates of deposit..:—..
452,000
'Con M 44a series A
.1978
263,000
'Certificates of deposit stamped
140,000 lit Louis Southwest 1st g 4a...'. 1989
7,000
3d gold 4s income bond..Nov 1989
156,000
1st terminal ft unlf 5a........1952
151,000
Gen ft ref 5s series A—.......1990
16,000 St Paul City Ry Cable 5a
1937
9,000
Guaranteed 5s...............1937
,
.
71
Sale
68H
70 H
Sale
73 X Sale
39 %
62
Aug. 27
61X Aug. 29
63 X Sale
60
37
41X
38
71X Sale
71X Aug. 24
Aug. 12
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
54H Mar. 29
66
43
73 %
Aug.
60
14
Aug.
Aug.
Aug,
Aug.
Aug.
71
Mar. 28
54
37
Apr. 13
Jan.
2
June
June
56H Jan.
75
July
71
69
19
21
11
10
.
....
St Paul ft Duluth 1st conaol 4a .1948
ii*
12*
Sale
\rA
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Sale
12
11
Sale
Sale
13
Sale
Sale
12
nx Sale
Sale
9%
Sale
Sale
9%
W*
83
62
62 X
81
Sale
95 H
102 H
14H
63 H
Sale
58 H
62
Sale
94
St Paul E Grand Trunk 4Ha
.1947
60,000 {'St Paul ft K C Short L guar 4H*1941
Sale
50
63
63
Sale
95
97 H
Sale
98
96 X
102 X
95 X
54
Sale
80
'
57 %
60
48 X
94
96
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
8
27
9
1
29
28
30
27
6
28
6
8
12 X
14X
13 X
11H
10X Aug.
83
Aug.
61
Aug.
63
Aug.
53
Aug.
98
Aug.
98 H Aug.
Sale
May
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
7% Mar.
7H Mar .
64
Apr.
49 X May
35H Mar.
27
12# Aug. 29
15 %Aug."
11
13
13
29
29
26
5
9
14
Mar. 13
7
Jan. 21
78H Jan.
79
101H Jan.
30"
Isx
9X
8X
9X
9X
11
11H "Mar."26
17 X Jan.
15 X Jan.
18
Jan.
16
H Jan.
14 H Jan.
13H Jan.
85 4 June 24
64 J June 25
63 vJune 22
53% June 24
98
Aug. 16
98X Aug. 20
102 X May 23
_
17H
Jan" ~8
St Paul Minn ft Manitoba—
5a extended to July 1 ........1943
108,000
66,000
Montana Ext 1st gold 4s......1937
Pacific Ext sterling guar 4a.
10,000
.1940
20,000 St Paul Union Depot 1st 5a guar.1972
316,000 San Ant ft Aran Pass 1st guar 4a. 1943
57,000 .San Antonio Public Serv 1st 6a A. 1952
Santa Fe Prate ft Phenix lat 5a..1942
"Y,6o6 Schulco Co guar 4 H'..—....... 1946
9,000
Stamped.......................
,6.000
Guar sinking fund 4 Ha B.—.1944 A
.
6,000
Stamped.......................
5,000 Scio Vail ft N E 1st guar g 4a....1989
For footnotes, see page 33.
106 H
104 X
Sale
102 X
90
109 H
_
Sale
109H
1 1079£
X Aug.
103 X Aug. 30 104X
102 « Aug. 10 102 X
8 118H
U8H 117# Aug.
Sale
86H Aug. 29 90X
107 X 107
Aug. 29 109H
Sale
107
103 % 104
114H
49 %
48H
O
106
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
104 H Apr.
101
May
99 X Jan.
113
Jan.
74 H Mar .
100 X Jan.
108
48" "Aug. "6
----
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MN
112H 110
45
118%
90%
109 X
112%
Jan.
June
Aor.
32
X May
50
50
May
109H Jan.
50
115
34
Aug. 23 48
Aug.
Aug. 21 113 X Aug.
28
..
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Aug.
5
102 X Aug. 27
29
48
Aug.
47 X Aug .
48
Aug.
43 X Aug. 15
1
47 X Aug.
109 H June 17
50
July 31
Aug.
1
July 11
May 3
July
9
July
9
July
9
July
Feb. 25
N. Y. STOCK
32
Sales in
8*
BONDS
August
July 1
1933
to
ft.
1
Aug.
Lowest
14 24
14%
1224
28,000
tSeaboard-All Pie 1st 4s A
♦Certificates of deposit.....
Series B
6,000
219,000
151,000
96,000
28,000
2,000
48,000
52,000
41,000
59,000
37,000
33,000
90,000
16
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5Hs A— 1948
1953
f deb 5s
1947
Shell Union OH s f deb 5a
1953
Shlnyetsu El Pow 1st 4tts
—
•♦Siemens A Halske sec s f g 7a. 1935
♦SUesla-Blec Corp gold
359",000
103
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J
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28
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1938 J
8
1934 F
A
1943 A O
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8
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72
73
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Sale
72
73
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J
J
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1,486,000
I
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104
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1950
1953
1444
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94
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8
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1934
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102
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81 %
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11824
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8624
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88
108
7
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10
8
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1
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75
107
1013
1183
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8024
10024
9124
Sale
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9224
424 May 27
Aug.
1
Aug.
Aug.
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Aug.
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Aug.
Aug.
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29
2124 Aug.
9
8124
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4824
5024
7224
7224
9824
3724
11024
924
10424
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53
14
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113
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2
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50
47
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82
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80
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1
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7
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8
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2 11724
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8 94
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7 10324 July 19
10324
96
Aug. 27 96
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77
Aug. 29
9624 Jan.
11224 Jan.
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100
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120
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5
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8
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4124 Mar. 6
92
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5
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63
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2
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3
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1
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121
Aug. 23
11324 Apr. 30
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108
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15
101
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81
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63
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83
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5
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121
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5
110 % Aug. 21 11124 Aug.
11024 Sale
1
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10624 Sale
106
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5
114
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5
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102
101
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16
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7
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97
12
8
8224 Aug. 20
8024 Aug.
8
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91
90
8
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107
15
25
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9
27
6
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8 11624 Aug. 13
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1
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1
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1 10424 Aug. 14
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1
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US* Aug. 1
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1
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1
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2
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7
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3
9
2524 Aug.
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1
9424 Aug.
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94
8024
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1 10024 Aug.
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10624 10624 10524 Aug. 14 106 24
91
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9124 Sale
11024 Aug. 12 11224
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29
31
37
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1 101
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33
33
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3624
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3324
3324
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135
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13724
16
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1824 Sale
2524 Sale
18
40
3224
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30
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8724 Aug. 28 9124
91
9124
8724 Aug. 29 9124
8824 Sale
9124 Sale
7 11624
118
11824 11624 Aug.
10624
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July
107
6
3
15
10124 Aug. 28 10224 Aug.
14
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,
15
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5
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7 101
May 28
July 30
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July
5
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5
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6
56
June 19
9924
10724 Feb. 18 10724 Aug. 30
10024 Aug. 16 10024 Aug. 16
9
89
Mar. 29 9824 July
July 11
97
July 11 97
9
8 10324 Jan.
77
July
8
8
28
6224 Jan.
July
Jan.
7
81
8
3524 July
Jan. 10
86
8
3524 July
69
Aug. 31 9224 Mar. 4
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6924 Aug. 23 88
7324
5624
5524
105
94
10324 10224 103
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103
8*
93
7
28
Mar. 30
Mar. 13
Mar. 13
Mar. 13 76
Mar. 13 7524
3 106
Apr.
6024
10524 Aug. 10
107 24 Aug. 30
10024 Aug. 16
98
Apr.
Jan.
82
7
Jan.
1724 Jan.
11
224 Mar. 21
9
Aug.
5
Aug.
1
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Aug. 12
1
Aug.
1
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1
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3
1124 Jan.
iM
I®
20
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1
11324 11624 11324
9024
9124
9124
90
9024 Sale
91
9124
9024
106
99
9824
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5624
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2324
10124
10124 102
85
-
1942
For footnotes, see page 33.
28
50
...
18", 000
13
21
4724
<90 MN
1444
Sale
5624
24%
10124
9424
Sale
1959
1457
Il955
93
100
10424
106
9424
11024
2724
9824
9924
D
Utilities Pow A Ltg deb g 5Ms_._
'47
Debenture 5s.................1959
Va Iron Coal A Coke 1st g 5s
Sale
93% Sale
I
.....1453
1954
Sale
116
Utah Light A Trac 1st A ref 5s.. 1944
Utah Power A Light 1st 5s
1944
B
104
115
J
United Stl Wks(Burbach) s f g 7s 1951
♦Universal Pipe A Rad deb 4s...1934
91", 000 ♦Verttentes Sugar 7s ctfs
27,000 Va Elec A Power 5s series
1st A ref M 5s series A
222,000
6924
9824
3224
10024 10024 10024
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99
9824
Ill
11024 111
114
11524 11524
10324
M 8
J
9,000 •♦Vera Crux A Pacific 1st 4Mtill 1934
•♦July 1914 coupon off..
■"
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103
87
106
A O
A..1947
1941
2 1 24
Sale
Sale
9324
10424
10524
1624
12024
11124
10624
10524
1937
...1455
Sale
10324
11724
99 24 Sale
11624 Sale
♦United Steel Wke g 6Ms ser A..1951 J
♦6
series C
1951
Con sol 4s Series B.
m
Sale
104
g 4s
1934
J
U 8 Rubber 1st A ref 5s series A..1947 J
M N
United
is
9724
3624
1924
51
10024 Sale
9824 Sale
11124 11124
115%
105% Sale"
8
J
conv
Jan.
July 11
Apr. 24
Aug. 19
64
Sale
6524
68
64
Aug.
1 69
9
11824 11924 Aug. 13 11924 Aug.
119% 120% 115
D
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4s A.
Sale
12024
J
M
724
2024
22%
4624 Sale
10224
O
4
Uuited Bl cult (Amer) deb 5s
*
9
D
United Drug Co (Del) 5s..
i' NJ RR A Canal Co
gen 4s
con sol
101 %
J
June 3098
Vend a Ha
7
Sale
6%
103 24
1st lien A re? 5a
153,000 Vanadium Corp (Am)
108 %
J
1947
f g 5s
Sale
D
June 3998
s
69
72
-
3424
1
J
Pac RR 1st A land gr g 4s. 1947 J
M 8
Utlca Elec Lt A Pr 1st
Sale
70
Sale
J
First A refunding 4s
Gold 4 M*
Utlca G A El ref A ext 5s
519,666
42
34 24
108 24
•{•Union Elev Ry Chic 1st 5s ...1945
Union OH Cal 39-yr 4s ser A May 1942 F A
♦Unterelbe Power A Ltg 6s
41
Sale
M 8
1443
ser
Sale
50
69
74 24
98 M
M 8
30,000 Ujlgawa Elec Power secured 7S..1945
1957
35,000 Union Bl Lt A Pow (Mo) g 5s
17,000 Union Elec LAP (III) 1st 5Ms... 1954
♦Sinking fund deb 6Hs
Sale
47%
75
1949 MN
51,000 Trumbull Steel 1st s f 4s
29,000 ♦Tyrol Hydro-Rlec Power 7Ms... 145?
♦Guar sec s f 7a ..............1452 PA
22,000
8teamshlp 15-yr 6s
38
Sale
„
;
27
7824 Aug.
3524 Aug.
Sale
Tol W Va A Ohio 1st guar 4s C..1943 M S
I D
l or Ham A Buff 1st 4s..
.....1944
M 8
Trenton Gas A Elec 1st 5s
1949
MN
Truax-Traer Coal cony
gold 4s
S*
Sale
Sale
_
49-year
27
Sale
72 24 Sale
105
Aug.
10524 10524 Sale
10724 10824 10724 Aug:
10024 Aug.
9824
Sale
96 M Sale"
9524 Aug..
O
A
...
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7
29
Aug.
9924 Aug.
78
Aug.
84
Aug.
7224 Aug,
7124 Aug.
7024 Aug,
8
Gen A ref 5s series C
....1979
235,000
D
Gen A ref 5s ser D
....1480
189,000
M 8
43,000 Tex Pac—Mo Pac Term 6 Ma A.. 1944
1949 1
303,000 Third Ave 1st ref 4s....
A O
♦Adjustment Income 5s
Jen 1Q49
306,000
1937 J
8,000 Third Ave RR 1st gold 5s....
Toho Bloc Power (Ltd) 7s ser A.. 1955
25,000
Tokyo Electric Light (Ltd)
D
1st M *( J Series.
June 15 1953
351,000
J
9,000 Tol & Ohio Cent—West Div 5s .1935
A O
.....1950
23,000 Tol St L A West 1st g 4s
IHs
Sale
108
D
1479
....
8
110
5824
10024
10024
10224
M
deb 5s
B
3
26
108
28
30
M
J
1944
27,000 Texas A N O cons g 5s ..........1943
....3900
74,000 Texas A Pacific 1st g 5s
Gen ref 5s
Jan.
324 Jan.
11424 Aug. 15
85
9924 Sale
79
78 24
85% Sale
...
cony
Sale
28
10024
Conv deb 4s serle« B
1944
35,000
332,000 Tenn Elec Power 1st 6s series A.. 1947
32,000 Term RR Assn of St L 1st g 4Ms..l93*>
First cons g 5s...............1944
17,000
Gen ref s f gold 4s
145?
64,000
68,000 Tezarkana A F S Ry 5H« A guar. 1950
366,000 Texas Corp
20
424
324 Aug. 19
224 Mar. 28
Mar. 13
80
9824
9824 Aug. 27
2 10224 Aug. 29 10524
105
Aug.
10424 Aug. 19 10224 Aug. 27 10424
88
Jan. 29
87
Aug. 20
76
Jan. 11
67
Aug. 13
40
Aug. 21
5024
Aug. 29
Jan.
2 113
1
113
Aug.
June
5 39*
6
30
Aug.
Mar. 18
61
Aug. 29
1
8 104
10024 Aug.
10124 Aug,
2 10024 Aug. 10 105
101
Aug.
4 10324
982 Jan.
10324 Aug, 17
Apr.
4 10424
103.
Jan. 28 11624
115
Aug. 15 112
324
9624
10224
10224
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60
59 24 Sale
10124 Sale
101
101 %
102 24 10324
102 24 Sale
104
10424
Ii6"" 11424
115
D
1939 If
29,000 Tenn Cent Ry 1st M 4s ser A or B. 1947
1451
2,000 Tenn Coal Iron A RR gen 6s
Tenn Copper db Chem—
73",660
67
6724
3724
4124
11124 Ill
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70
113
Syracuse Lighting Co 1st g 5s...195)
257,000
99,000
123,000
31,000
169,000
141,000
394,000
15,000
7,000
599,000
3,000
39,000
15,000
50,000
8,000
239,000
5,000
202,000
286,000
1,000
"86""
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4124
ftanburv A Lewlston 1st g 4s.... 1434 M 8
Swift A Co 1st M *%s
1950 M 8
1 D
l"0", 606
15
39 %
111
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug,
Aug.
Aug.
A
919,000
508,000
592,000
163,000
58,000
Bast Tenn reorg lien 5s
1938
7,000
Mobile A Ohio coll tr 4s
1938
107,000
1454
96,000 Soutbw Bell Telep 1st A ref 5s
20,000 {•Spolrnne Internet 1st g 6s....1955
1951
598,000 Stand OH (N Y) deb f H>
Staten Isl Ry 1st gu g 4Ha„
1943
2~l",666 •{♦Stevens Hotel 1st 4s oertes A. 1945
1,064,000 ♦Studebaker Corp conv deb 6s..1945
"7",000
5
4*
a
6124
4s....1954
80 Pac off Calif 1st eons 5s......1937
South Pac Coast guar 4s
1937
South Pac RR 1st ref guar 4a
1955
4s stamped
1955
Southern Ry 1st cons 5s........1994
Devel A gen 4s series A.......1954
Derel A gen 4a series A....... 1954
Derel A gen 4Hs series A.....1954
Memphis Dlv 1st g 5s.........1996
St Louis Dl* 1st g 4s
1951
122.000
324 Aug.
85 24
J
1st g 4s '47
Sou Pac Co 4s Cent Pac coll Aug. '49
1st 4Ha (Oregon Lines) ser A..1977
Gold 4Hs
1448
Gold 4Hs
May 1 1969
318",660
v
6-000
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Aug. 17
424
324
9724
10324
102 24
85 24
Sale
Southern Colorado Power
Gold 4Hi
San Francisco Teres 1st
4
324
1937 M
South BellT A T 1st s f 5s
7
16
8
24
18
17
20
Aug. 23
Aug. 30
Aug.
1
524 Aug.
1224 Aug.
1941 P
7s....
Sinclair Cons Oil 7s series A...
1st Hen coll 4HS series B.....
Shelly OH debsfSHs
South A Nor Ala cons guar 5s..
14",000
Gen cons guar Si-year 5s....
8
Feb.
May
9
1524 Feb. 13
10
May
7
1024 June 11
224 Feb. 20
11
9
19
12
16
26
8
3
6
Aug.
6
Sale
624
15
1944 P
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Aug.
1524 Aug.
13
Aug.
224 Aug.
524 Aug.
524
7 24
5%
12%
Sale
M N
1944 P
Silealan-Am Corp coll tr g
57,000
124,000
431,000
635,000
571,000
548,000
1,086,000
179,000
4,000
1,000
682,000
97
A
F
1951 M 8
San Pran Power 1st 5s.
2%
524
4
16
9
Aug.
424
324
3
....
Sale Prices
1938
Sharon Steel Hoop s f
•Debenture s f f Ha
Sale Prices
1424 Aug. 14
12
Aug. 29
224 Aug.
8
424 Aug.
5
14
224
424
Sale
——
Shell Pipe Line s
sierra A
14
13 H
12
224
224
424 Sale
4 24
524
624 Sale
524 Sale
-
Highest
Sale Prices
16
2424
17
1624
1624
1324
16
16
14%
13
Lowest
Sale Prices
Ask
Ask Bid
Bid
Highest
Aug. 31
,
Aug. 311935
3,000 •{♦Scxbocrd Air Line 1st 4 4a -.1950 A O
♦Certificates of deposit
~4~666
•♦Stamped 4«...
........1950 a" 0
A O
♦Certificates of ueposlt
4,000
P A
♦
20,000
\djustment Ss
Oct 1944
147,000
•♦Refunding g 4s
1954 A O
♦Certificates of deposit.
1948 M S
•1st A cons 4s series A
273",000
♦Certificates of deposit—..
167,000
m"£
•♦Atlan-BIrm Dlv 1st g fa-May 1933
45,000
RANGE SINCE JAN, 1
PRICES IN AUGUST
Low from
i*
•5
STOCK EXCHANGE
N. y.
Value
EXCHANGE-BONDS
Jan.
Jan.
324 Feb.
10524 Jan.
10524 Aug.
5624 May
10024 July
1
7
18
May 27
July 12
June 22
July
17
Mar. 15
N. Y. STOCK
Sept., 1935]
Sales in
August
H. Y. STOCK
Value
July 1
EXCHANGE
1933
At/fir.311935
Va A Southwest 1st foot
M-...3H3
....I'M
J
J
A
O
~6~4%
Plrst conn Si.
82,000
UN
200,000 Virginian Ry 1st 5s sor A
1HJ
UN
1st mtga 4H* sarins B ........19*2
18,000
264,000 1 wabash RR 1st loM Ba.._...._1939
♦Second gold 6s
38,000
1939
1st llan M'fsar gold earn 4a 1954
4,000
Dat ft Ch Rs 1st g 5s
3,000
1*41
Das Moinas DIt lat g 4a.......1959
3,000
Omaha Dlv 1st g 3 Ha
1941
3,000
Tol A Chic Dls 1st g 4a
1941
305.666 t+Wabaah Ry rat A gen 6 Ha A..1975
♦Certificates of deposit.........
18,000
♦Raf A gen 5s (Pah *52 coup) B.197*
214,000
♦Certificates of deposit .aaaaie
5,000
•Raf A gen 4%n series C
1978
409,000
♦Certificates of deposit ......
1.000
111% Sale
105
95 %
A
j
J
J
J
j
J
A
O
If
8
20
20
AO
'21%
21
60 %
Sale
Sale
78 %
Sale
74 % Aug
Sale
40
Sale
92'"
Sale
29 >
31%
34% Sale
805*
93 %
64H
Sale
81
50
55
47
46 %
50
50
106
107
110H
122H Sale
107 H 108
97 %
Sale
Sale
Sale
106 %
O
8
I
MS
PA
d
I
...1951
If S
19*9
1985
I
I
guar.........23*1
I.j
Registered
...........23*1
m s
Wheel ALE Ref 4%» ser A
19**
M S
Refunding 8s ser B...........197*
M 8
21,666 Wheel A L Brie RR 1st con g 4s.. 1949 j j
Wheeling Steel Corp lat B%n A..1948
59,000
A O
1st and ref 4Hs seriee B„.
1955
275,000
j j
5,000 White Sewing Mach deb is w w.,193*
j
Without warrants................
32,000
If n
Partlc s f deb is
1949
7,000
;*Wtckwlre-8pencer Steel 1st 7s.1955
I
j
CtfS dap Chase Nat Bank
62,000
t«Wlckwir*»8pen St'l Co 7s .Jon 1958
MN
CtfS dap Chase Nat Bank.........
353,000
j D
18,000 Wlikee-Barre A Bast 1st gu g 8s. 1942
418,000 Yoongstown Sheet A Tu let 6s A1978
1st M 5s series B..............1974
321,000
Sale
104% 105
Jan.
22% Aug. 14
20% Aug. 24
22
Aug. 23
20% Aug. 23
22% Aug. 14
20
Aug. 20
52 % Aug. 23
51
Aug. 27
64 % Aug.
1
62
Aug.
3
23% Aug. 13
20% Aug. 26
22% Aug. 14
ZW Aug. 24
22
Aug. 23
20% Aug* 23
Aug. 14
Aug. 20
52 H Aug. 23
Aug. 27
68% July
9
65
July 30
Mar.
Apr.
105* Mar.
11% Mar.
13% May
11% Mar.
10% Mar.
33
Jan.
36
May
36H Mar.
59% Aug.
Aug.
1
Aug. 22
47% Aug.
6
92
1
Aug.
1
Aug.
Aug. 24 106% Aug. 12
Aug.
1
May 28
May 21
July
1
Mar. 5
July 10
Apr. 17
Aug. 12
Aug.
6
48% Mar.
24
Mar.
31
Aug.
80 ■* July
91
June
103 % Feb.
106 % Apr.
105
Jan.
28
81
1
Aug.
Aug. 23
32
105
98 H
Sale
99
83
Sale
Sale
104 %
96 %
99
102% 102 %
Sale
98 %
97
Sale
32
32 H
w*
73
Aug. 20 105
1
99%
Aug.
2 103
Aug.
1 100
Aug.
3 100
Aug.
6
33%
J9%
109""
106
Sale
1035* 104
Sale
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
101
96
Sale"
95 %
85
Sale
80
85
12J*
16
135* Aug.
2
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
13%
ioo"
12%
12%
13%
39% 41% 41 %
104 %
105% Sale
107 % 107% 107%
108
104
106
9%
10% %9
7%
7%
11
6
8
5%
j
j
MN
.
4
4
96
12
12
Mar. 4
Jan.
8
June 21
Aug.
Aug.
May 15
Aug. 23
Aug.
8
Aug.
9
July 25
96% Aug.
86
Aug.
16% Aug.
8H May
7
36
28
2
28
Aug. 19
8
Mar. 13
Mar. 21
165* Aug.
48
Jan.
2 105 % Aug.
107 % Aug. 23 110H Mar.
104% Mar.
5 108
May
Jan.
Jan
2
13
July 16
Mar. 20
Aug. 19
10
7
5
4
4
2
4
8
4
30
99
Mar.
11% Aug.
9
Aug.
7% Aug.
5% Aug.
8
15H July 29
1025* Jan.
17
23
Aug. 13
Aug. 28
4
7
Feb. 18
Feb. 17
Feb. 21
Aug.
21
23
July 29
Aug. 23
July 24
Aug. 12
Aug. 15
28
Sale
19
23
21
Jan.
Jan.
24 1085* Aug.
14 10454 Aug.
14 101 % Aug.
106% Aug.
103
Aug.
100% Aug.
95% Aug.
95 % Aug.
84
Aug.
108
95
a o
j
j
July
July
Jan,
May
102%
103%
104 %
Aug.
1
Mar. 11
Mar. 5
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
85
Aug.
30
14
76% Aug.
14 1025a Aug.
76
80
75
102 H 103 % 102 % 103 %
108
Mar. 19
97% Aug.
106 % Aug. 14 107
30% Aug. 29 35
305* Aug. 30 34
.
Sale
32H
945* Aug. 28
Sale
106 % 108
29
32
30 H Sale
102
99
Sale
j
j
Aug. 20
July 13
June 26
83 % May 20
103 % Aug. 30 1045* Aug.
1055* Aug. 15 106% Aug.
Sale
a o
J
95 %
96H
102 %
99 %
31H
West Shore lat 4s
j
92
102
Feb.
12% Mar.
13
12
_
Feb. 20
July 17
Feb. 18
455* Apr.
23% Aug. 13
20% Aug. 26
103 H 104
1055* 106
97 %
UN
1958
44,000 Wllmar A Sioux Palls 1st 5s
191,000 Wilson A Co 1st s f is series A...1941
Winston-Salem S B lat 4s...
1999]
7,000
92,000 ^Wisconsin Cent 1st gen g 4s..1949
♦Certificates of deposit.......
9,000
♦Sup A Dul DIt A Ter 1st 4s..1954
38,000
♦Certificates of deposit
21,000
Worcester A Conn Baet Ry 4 He .1943
Sale
33% Sale
34
I
53
Prices
Aug. 12
Jan. 28
Jan.
3
Feb. 27
56
tl"
• VAug. 12
111% ill %Aug". 21 U2
6 1155* Jan
1175* 119
1185* Aug. 29 122 % Aug.
July
6 110
Aug. 20 106
108
109 % 107 % Aug.
Aug. 15 1145* Jan.
118
Sale
119% 119
Aug. 22 122
122
3 107 % Aug. 23 106 % Aug.
107% 106 % Aug.
106 % 106 % 107
2 109
Aug. 21 105H Jab.
106 % Aug.
107 H
108
106
106
j
57% Apr.
53% Jan.
985* Jan.
107
104
m
31
3 106
89% Mar.
111
j
A
29
106
106
j
♦Westphalia Un tl Pow is..
Aug.
1
2
80
29
22
22
A O
195*
20
26
20
64
Sale
"47"" "49H
1939
1959
28
20% Aug. 24
19% Aug.
5
20% Aug. 23
20
Aug.
2
19
Aug.
6
47
Aug.
2
45 % Aug.
6
575* Aug. 12
595* Aug. 21
20
Western Union coll tr is........1938
27
103 % June
19
3
28
20
26
57% Aug. 14
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
77
~2l" Sale"
.
...
5
23
21
Sale
21H
Aug.
90
-
21 %
AO
PA
325,000 West Maryland 1st g 4s.........1952
Plrst A ref f Hn series A......1977
137,000
1937
17,000 West N Y A Penn 1st g 5s
General gold 4s
1945
31,000
88,000 t♦Western Pacific lat 8s ser A... 194*
♦Assented......................
90,000
Gold 5s
57
Sale
Aug. 23
2
1 111% Aug. 28
1
7 105% Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
20% Aug.
19
Aug.
64
72
65
69
29
21H
20%
20 H
20
Sale
..
Gold 5s
60 %
100 H
69%
59%
19
.......1945
Pund A reel eat *H* gold
15-year *H« gold
64
7
Aug.
935* Aug.
73
Aug.
60% Aug.
102
Aug.
67
Aug.
57
Aug.
94 H
75 %
—
j d
..1959
11,000 Westchester Light gold 5s
M 8
21,000 West Penn Pow 1st 5s series A...194*
M
1st 6s series £................19*5
35,000
j D
1st 6s series G..
.........195*
15,000
j
j
1st mtge g 4s series H_........1961
6,000
78,000
203,000
173,000
356,000
535,000
56,000
155,000
1,000
22,000
Sale
'21% Sale"
356,000 Warner Bros Pictures cost deb *sl989 JJ |
589,000 Warner Quintan cone deb 6s....1939 JJ °
224,000 Wen en Bros Co deb *a..........1941
Warren R R lat ref gu g 3Hl.. ..209*
12,666 Wash Cent Ry 1st g 4s.........1948 Q If
p a
5,000 Wash Term lat guar AH*--.-... 1945
1st 49-year guar 4a
Wash Wat Pow lat ref 5s
92
65
Sale
57
8
M
♦Ref A gen 5s series D
......1988
291,000
♦Certificates of deposit.........
5,000
AO
33,000 ♦Walworth Co *H« serA(with war)*85
♦Without warrants.......
9,000
AO
♦1st s f *s series
...........1945
153,000
♦Deposit receipts.............
937,000
37.660
Sale
78
60 H
100 H
67
If N
P
66
97%
99%
64
67%
69
111
111H Sale
104%
104% 103
Sale
Sale Prices
94
May 9 101
84
63 % July 19
1105* Mar. 13 113
Sale Prices
101
Aug. 12
Sale Prices
Ask
Ask Bid
Bid
\000
V
1.
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Aug. 31
1
Aug.
5ft.
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN AUGUST
Low from
BONDS
33
EXCHANGE—BONDS
7
21
May 13
Jan.
....
Low on New
«
r
n
e
York Curb,
Cash tale not included In
Under the role sale, not
r*o8Deferred
ri
year's range,
included In year •
delivery tale, not
Included In year'e
range.
f Accrued Interest payable at the exchange
rate of 84.8665 to the £ sterling.
[es reported as being in bankruptcy,
be
nized
receivership, or being reorgai— under Section 77
of the Bankruptcy Act. or securities assumed by
W^hNegotiabIUtyImpaired by maturity.
*
Bond
selling flat.
s
57%
57%
98 %
Sale
97% Sale
99
Sale
98
Sale
Aug. 14
975* Aug. 12
97
sales, in which no account is taken In
computing the range, are given below:
Antioquia 7s ser. D, Aug. 9 at 9%.
Buenos Aires 6s ser. C-2, Aug. 27 at 95.
Cash
Deferred delivery sales, in which no account is
taken in computing the range for the year,
are
given below:
Adriatic Elec. 4s 1948, Aug. 27 at
47%.
Buenos Aires 6s, Aug. 28 at 70%.
Cent. Bk. of Germany 6s, Aug. 5 at 265*.
Chili Mtge. Bk. 65*8, Aug. 28 at 12%.
12 at 36.
Harpen Mining 6s, Aug. 1 at 36%
Greek Govt. 7s, Aug.
:
j
99
99
Aug.
Aug.
2
1
895* Apr.
895* Apr.
Heidelberg 7%s, Aug.
Illinois Bell Telep. 5s,
July 20
99% Jan.
9
27 at 20.
Aug. 3 at 1075*.
Aug. 28 at 14834.
Norway 5s 1963, Aug. 15 at 101%.
Oslo Gas & Electric 5s, Aug. 12 at 1005*.
Paris Orleans 55*s, Aug. 2 at 1405*.
Pirelli 7s, Aug. 22 at 84.
Republic Iron & Steel 5s, Aug. 1 at 105%.
San Paulo 8s 1950, Aug. 27 at 145*.
Truax-Traer Coal 65*s, Aug. 28 at 88.
United Steel Works 65*s series A, Aug. 7
32% and Aug. 20 at 33%. , ■
Unterelbe Pow. & Lt. 6s, Aug. 2 at 32,
Wisconsin Central 4s, Aug. 2 at 8%.
Nord Ry. 6%s,
,
,
at
•<v <-v
■
i
y
Meio
York Stock
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF
;
ivj;;;1.
August
Jan. 1 to
:
SJOCK PRICES DURING AUGUST 1935.
Sates
1935
..Shares.
42,925,486
Aug. 311/-- J'-.'-—197,201,582
—
In accordance with
lots except In the case
a
1934
'
1
16,690,972
251,081,370
Bond Sales
-
-' >
,
-1935
small way.
a
- -
1934
/
$286,903,000 *'
Jan. 1 to Aug. 31_> —.....2,197,530,000
rule of the Stock fficcbaage, effective Oct. 3 1915. all stocks are now quoted dollars per share.
of stocks which sell only in
\
•
L
August!
Prices are
$317,108,000
2,640,021,700
-
on
;
!
basis of 100-share
:
.
NOTICE.—Cash and deferred delivery sales are disregarded In the month's range, unless they are the only transactions of the month, and when selling outside of
the
regular monthly range are shown In a footnote In the month In which they occur.
No account is taken of suoh sales in oomputing the range for the year.
:*v'"
SALES
AQGREQATE
Jan.
100
140
v:
8,600
42,700
16,000
7,200
W 8,100
,;Y 9.300
;
47,900
;
,
800
;
'114,500
11,100
5,300
2,600
7,100
V
:
::
11,700
; 15.600
600
•
•
168,300
18,800
102,700
4,000
21,300
1,800
24,700
24,300
34,200
780
7,000
450
•
v
39,800
.2,200
26,100
9,200
13,900
3,000
2,600
10
1,600
26,300
46,700
940
1,210
17,500
1,900
c,
"
V::,-
Abraham 8c Straus.........*
Preferred..........-...100
,
Acme Steel Co
55,700
160,300
112,300
53,800
101,000
44,200
429,400
11,400
268,600
37,700
13,900
9,600
12,000
,
Par
•••
17,900
348,750
2,970
Adams Millie......
56,100
193,900
17,600
271,900
41,200
623,000
35,900
25
...
Adams
Express
Preferred..............100
......
...
7,700
181,000
107,300
315,600
13,471
60,300
4,970
361,600
13,900
195,900
84,900
41,400
17,600
V
36,800
^
Aug.
Bid
1
42
k
55
Sale
7
Addressograph Multlgraph 10
1154
Advance Rumely
Affiliated Products
.......*
12
Sale
Air Reduction Inc
.......*
•
Alaska Juneau
A P W Paper
Gold
Mln.10
Co
•
tAllegheny Corp...........*
Pref series A130 warr'ts .100
Pref series A 140 warr'ts 100
Pref series A $30 ex-war .100
Alleghany Steel......
*
Allied Chem 8c Dye......
*
Preferred
.
.
.....^^....100
_
Allied Stores Corp..
...
5% preferred
100
Allis Chalmers Mfg
Preferred
_
.....*
.50
.
Amerada Corp
..._*
Amer Agrlc Chemical (Del).*
American Bank Note..
10
Preferred
...........50
Am Brake S 8c F
Preferred...
.......
....100
American Can
Amer Car 8c
25
.....100
American
4
Sale
v
324 Sale
3J4 Sale
Sale
29
159
127
...100
Chain......J....*
27
-
6734
48
2734
64
12654
143
158
56
15
County, N J............25
81
35
334 Sale
2434 Sale
1234 Sale
117
73
Sale
Sale
~
Sale
100
175
»
5
34
Sale
Sale
1034
2734
1034
534
2534
3554
234
2454
854
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Foreign Power
Preferred
2d pref A
Preferred
...*
*
.......
(6)
Am Hawaiian
...»
Steamship
10
Amer Hide 8c Leather
Preferred
100
Amer Home Products......
American Ice
......_.*
Preferred.
Amer
...
Internet
..100
Corp..
*
27
134
1734
234
234
834
734
-•
_
1
1
8
v
7
1954
29
30
35
3434
334
454
334
2534 Sale
2334
1434 Sale
1234
11934 12154 115
7634 Sale
72
134 Sale
; 1
:■
Am Ac
-
165
3434
20 Amer Express Co
8
.
19 14734
26
2654 .25
Aug.
16034 162
15734 Aug.
126
12634 129
Aug.
Sale
654 Sale
534 Aug.
Sale
60
7154 Sale
Aug.
Sale
2634 Sale
2534 Aug.
16
Sale
1634
1554 Aug.
4
Sale
Sale
334 Aug.
27
2834 2954
31
Aug.
65 34 Aug.
Sale
6734
68
49
5434 Sale
4834 Aug.
Sale
2754 Sale
2634 Aug.
Sale
6034
63
6254
Aug.
Sale
3434 Sale
1271
12834 12934
Sale
13834 Sale
160
15934 157
Sale
2134 Sale
2034 Aug.
Sale
50
Sale
48
Aug.
Sale
14
1734 Sale
Aug.
85
79
9034
95
Aug.
Sale
8934
90
8934 Aug.
534
6024
2554
17J4
334
1
_
28
Sale
9234
....
9154
3134
1434
1334
Sale
Preferred
100
American Chicle...
Am
Coal
Co
of Alleghany
4,900 American Colortype
10
175,000 Am Com Alcohol..........20
379,100 Amer Crystal Sugar Co
10
7% 2d pref
.......100
28,120
6% 1st preferred
1,420
...100
189,900 Amer Encaustic Tiling
*
8,700 Am European Securities
12
Sale
•
2434
Foundry......
Preferred..
1534 Sale
1 54
2
134 Sale
37
.....
Preferred
Sale
12
$2.50 prior conv pref....
9034 Aug.
30
Aug.
1154 Aug.
1154 Aug.
.7 34 Aug.
140
Aug.
1
Aug.
1534 Aug.
134 Aug.
131 Aug.
v-4
Aug.
.351 Aug.
; 3 h Aug.
10
Aug.
734 Sale
14734 Sale
1
Air-Way Elec Appli Corp...
Sale Prices
114
-
8934
*
48
Aug. 12
115
Aug.,
Aug. 23
Aug. 15 61
Aug.
3
734 Aug.
2
954 Aug. 17
11334 114
61
6254
30 34
150
.>
Sale
Sale
Sale
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
42
Aug.
95
Sale
Sale
30
577,000
205,600
120,200
77,200
17,400
23,800
51,100
107,700
87,000
24,600
! 208,820
Lowest
Aug.Zl
Ask
Sale
•
\Ipha Portland Cement....*
1
57,500 Amalgamated Leather
10
332,200
68,500
59,300
28,100
4,400
11,300
21,500
23,900
16,000
2,500
57,400
Aug. 311935
1,810
1,350
510
2,800
93,100
RANGE SINCE JAN.
1
July 1 1933
1
Shares
Shares
-K
STOCKS
PRICES IN AUGUST
N. T. STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
In
August
Low from
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175 i
.
31
71
5654
3034
6534
3834
2834
4634
60
25
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1754
5034
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Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
3434
434
2654
1534
20 34
76 34
13$
834
734 Aug.
175
Aug. 29
7
Sale
1
454 Aug.
30
3534 Sale
Aug. 27
13
Sale
10
1
Aug.
26
3234 Sale
Aug. 28
1154
12
1034 Aug.
5
.534
454 Aug.
3634 38
2434 Aug.
32
31
3254
Aug.
254 Sale
234 Aug.
2034 Sale
2034 Aug.
854
854
754 Aug.
75
934
12
L7
3434
13
554
3934
3734
334
2534
934
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Aug. 28
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Aug. 30
Aug. 30
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Aug.
6
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7
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Aug. 27
Aug.
3
Aug. 19
Aug.
5
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2
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Aug. 20
Aug.
2
Aug.
2
Aug. 10
Aug. 14
Aug. 12
Aug. 30
Aug. 30
Aug.
7
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
17
29
17
12
19
12
17
.
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
32
Apr.
3 48 ; Aug. 12
110
Jan. 10 115
Aug. 23
51
June 25
6254 July 31
434 Mar. 15
v
Jan.
Jan.
954 Aug. 17
9154 Aug.- 23
3354 Jan.
2
1454 Aug. 12
1354 Aug. 17
2
June
6
12
Mar. 18
Jan. 15
Mar. 18
854 Feb. 11
14954 July 18
Apr.
3
154 Jan.
7
July 25 £2054 Jan.
9
134 June 24
354 Jan.
8
254 Aug.U7
54 Mar. 30
254 Mar. 21
854 Aug. 15
2
Mar. 27 ■"'754 Aug. 15
154 Mar. 28
7
Aug. 15
654 Apr/ 2 1954 Aug. 19
•
21
Jan.
125
*
12
Mar. 18
iJune 19
Aug. 14
i Feb. 27
i Aug.
9
Aug. 17
; Aug.-17
12234 Apr* 18
Mar.; 13
A*
£49
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12
14
<f.
m
it*
June 17
Mar. 13
Mar. 13
Mar. 14
June 25
Jan. 11
June
1
Jam
Feb.
12
Jan.
5
201 : Jan.
i Aug. 30
Apr. 22
Aug. 23
11
119
Mar. 29
Jan. * 8
110
Jan.
15
1SXH Jan.
4
21
16
Aug.
July
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
May
July
Aug.
6
23
12
27
3
3
31
2
Aug. 29
Aug. 20
Mar. 13
Mar. 13
Jan.- 30
38
66
Jan.
Feb.
8
June
30
Mar. 26
Aug.
254
2234
634
5754
72
Mar. 14
Mar. 18
Feb.
5
Jan.
2
11
Jan.
2.
June
8
3
Aug. 17
Aug. 29
Aug. 17
Aug.12
Aug. 19
Aug. 12..
Jan.
Apr. 18
ar.
22
Jan.
,IH Mar. 30
2
14
July
Mar. 13
Mar. 15
Mar. 14
17
Mar.
12
12 22934 Apr.
254 July
24
2034 Aug.
13
434 Mar.
22
3
June 11
Aug.
1
May 24
254 Apr.
2
150
July 22
14
8
2
Aug. 10
13
13
10
May 22
Aug. 12
Aug. 12
12
24
31
Jan.
17
Feb.
18
16
Aug. 22
J Am La France 8c Foamite—
/'V
250
5,870
22,000
3,600
22,900
199,800
47,900
189,200
Amer Locomotive ..........*
12,500
5,400
41,400
1,600
26,500
234,300
10,850
Voting trust ctfs
*
American Metal
.........*
900
513,800
145,300
145,500
304,100
20
Preferred
Preferred
6% Conv preferred..... 100
4,500 American News N Y Corp...*
890,500 Amer Power Ac Light........*
$6 preferred..............*
373,800
$5 preferred
•
Am Radiator Ac Stand San.
Preferred
.........100
1,900
25
768,400 Am Rolling Mill
389,800
1,427,000
40,700
104,800
9,760
1,087,600
26,600
39,400
26,200
100
54,100
261,100
6,780
48,300
102,700
16,600
120,800
766,115
93,000
259,800
16,700
22,400
18,210
842,100
29,900
142,700
231,400
29,500
22,230
49,260
....
930
6,000
12,000
1,900
50,000
108,200
8,300
22,400
1,400
4,600
6,320
319,700
6,000
31,700
42,700
9,000
6,800
13,700
2,000
......100
Am Mach Ac Foundry.......*
90,200 Amer Machine Ac Metals.... *
184,600
1,300
29,500
1,720
160,400
1,700
2,400
2,000
790
100
American Safety Razor
American Seating....
.__.*
American Shipbuilding
....*
•
Amer Smelt Ac Refining,.
Preferred............. Ill
2d Preferred...........100
American Snuff
.,
........25
Preferred..........
100
234
334
234 Aug. 12
2|34
i88
ip
Sale
1834
17
Preferred..............100
107
Sale
90
99
American
Stores...........*
American 8ugar Refining.100
Preferred .............100
Am Sum Tob
•
Amer Telep At Teleg
100
American Tobacco ........25
Class B
25
3634
Sale
5354
13334 13534 137
2554
2234 Sale
13154 Sale
13634
II*
Sale
97
Sale
100
Preferred...
.100
tAmer Type Founders......*
Preferred
100
141
135
Am Wat Wks At
•
Sale
Woolen..........*
Preferred..............100
Sale
tAm Writing Paper Co. Inc.l
Sale
..........
...
El....
1st preferred.
American
$6
preferred.............*
.....
zee
334
Amer Steel Foundries......*
Amer Zinc, Lead At Smelt...1
Preferred
25
8,500
For footnotes
254
1834 Sale
1534
16
1534 Aug. 28
56
5734 4934
5034 50
Aug. 21
2434 Sale
2254
23
2234 Aug. 27
834 Sale
8
Aug. 13
834
854
sk
754 Aug. 10
24
Sale
2034 Sale
1954 Aug. 16
110 34 Sale
110
115
1
11034 Aug.
29
Sale
2954 2834 Aug.
1
Sale
454 Sale
1
434 Aug.
Sale
3354 Sale
1
3234 Aug.
Sale
2834 Sale
2554 Aug. 27
Sale
1754 Sale
1654 Aug. 28
15234
2
15234 Aug.
24
"Sale' 2254 Aug. 28
2454 Sale
90
93
87
92
8734 Aug. 20
Sale
854 Sale
5
834 Aug.
25
2454 Sale
9
2334 Aug.
4234 Sale
4534 Sale
1
4154 Aug.
L37
138
13854 135
13734 Aug. 2
L1534 11634 10834 Sale 107
Aug. 26
72
7434 Sale
7034
7034 Aug. 28
138
Sale
135
140
138
1
Aug.
page 43.
434
Sale
36
5134
13134
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131
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12
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72
Sale
754
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334
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Sale
3
334
45
Aug.
Aug.
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Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
9
26
29
3
3
2
1
13
16
23
5
6
1
1
2
20
3
5
1
1
434 Aug. 24
1834 Aug.
56
Aug.
2454 Aug.
934 Aug.
854 Aug.
2454 Aug.
11534 Aug.
2934 Aug.
934 Aug.
4934 Aug.
Aug.
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.
'8
154 Mar. 13
6
Jam
18
Jan.
9
31
30
2
July
19
I July
22
Apr.
Apr.
Aug.
I Aug.
May
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
July
Aug.
22
27
27
2
17
12
12
15
9
2554 Aug. 19
92
8
Aug.
1234 Aug. 17
25
1
Aug.
4734 Aug. 26
7
14034 Aug.
6
11734 Aug.
8
7534 Aug.
5
14134 Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug,
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
23
2
16
12
29
22
13
6
27
5
30
31
17
16
12
13
21
21
21
21
+V.'r
-
Jan.
26
26
27
27
7
17
12
12
15
9
19
25
17
7
Aug. 26
May
8
Aug.
6
June 26
July
Mar. 14
Feb.
4
19
Aug. 23
July 27
Apr.
Aug.
4
3
Jan.
9
Feb.
16
Jan.
3
May
Jan.
29
Aug.
Mar. 18
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
July
6
22
13
6
27
31
18
Jan.
18
15
AUg.
Apr.
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
3
21
18
13
Mar, 19
Mar. 13
Mar. 18
Mar. 29
Mar. 15
Mar. 13
Mar. 20
31
Aug. 17
Aug. 16
May 21
May 21
Jan.
18
Jan.
18
May 23
Aug. 21
T*'V'
i-V»
In
Share**
21,500
50,300
3,130
'
180
C
r-
,
510
;
2,ooo
130,900
16,200
.
,
300
57,500
32,500
V 1,300
21,300
2,700
;iv 3,100 V-j
.
:
?
,
90
67,700
4,497
/;
.
*
698,400
74,000
1,420
53,900
V
4,300
24,500
127,200
3,300
742,200
151,100
66,000
200
5,900
500
3,700
35,000
500
225,500
:
16,400
8,600
274,100
33,300
3,540
62,100
1,129,400
135,900
26,140
256,300
I,740
4,960
3,830
379,400
142,100
9,020
3,730
439,700
442,700
9,800
650
1,170
520
153.400
16,600
1,430
2,230
72,100
36,300
2,800
Barnsdall
.....
Hh
Corp............5
preferred...........100
Beatrice Crenmery........25
1st
Preferred
.
II,200 ; :
1,600
;
80
Beldlng-Hemingway—.....*
Belg Nat Rys part pref ......
Corp......5
Beneficial Indus Loan Corp.*
Bendlx Aviation
•
Best Ac Co
Corp......*
7% preferred
100
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet Inc *
.._.......*
Blaw-Knox
Bloomlngdale Bros.. .......•
Preferred..............100
Blumenthal Ac Co pref....100
Boeing Airplane Co w 1.....5
Bohn Alum Ac Brass Corp
5
Bon Ami class A
...
.....*
*
...15
Borg-Warner Corp......—10
Class B
Borden Co. (The)
430
;
100,300
9,700
106,600
18,600
40,300
3,700
'
""816
5,250
67,100
6,200
1,400
.
Brunswlck-Balke-CoU
•
Bucyrus-Erle Co .......... 10
preferred........—5
Preferred (7)
——.—100
Budd (E G) Mfg
*
Preferred 7%
100
Conv
Budd
990
/K
136,600
166,400
202,300
230,400
183,800
1,540
715,800
33,200
30,600
7,190
235,200
3,400
5,700
950
Watch.............*
Burns
Brothers class A ....*
........—.*
............100
Callahan Zinc-Lead........1
Calumet At Heda Cons Cop 25
Campbell W Ac C Foundry...*
Canada Dry Glng Ale.....—5
Southern........100
Canadian Pacific.........25
Canada
Cannon Mills———————*
Capital Admin Co Ltd c A—1
Preferred class A
.....10
600 Car Clinch F Ac Ohio Ry..l00
470
1,870
5,500
,
95,400 Central Aguirre Associate*.*
100
21,600 Central RR of N J
29,600 Century Ribbon Mills. .....*
60
81,800
21,700
3,700
1,118,600
Preferred
650
300
4,200
16
65
28
6ft
33 5*
68
42
18„
n*
19
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
185*
495*
375*
185*
Sale
47.
50
345*
Sale
86
Sale
185*
20
115*
Sale
205*
23 1085* 108
605*
74
: 105*
Sale
475* .435*
97
985*
445* '42
•245*
Sale
1005*
185*
135*
205*
108
495* Sale
6
Sale
1
Sale
100
Gerro de Pasco Copp........*
Certain-Teed Prod
•
69,600
7% preferred
100
16,640
......5
2,500 Checker Cab..
82,700 Chesapeake Corp. ...... ...*
.........
462,500 Chesapeake Ac Ohio.......25
.100
1,100 tChlc At East 111 RR
II,000
0% preferred
For footnote* see page 43.
605*
155*
475*
98
42
245*
485* Sale
100
Aug. 12
Aug. 27
Aug. 29
Aug.
7
Aug.
1
Aug.
1
Aug. 17
Aug. 31
Aug. 17
Aug. 15
Aug. 26
Aug. 23
isi.
—
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6
Sale
1
15*
15*
145* Sale
Sale
43
Sale
Aug.
1
Aug. 15
13
'375* Aug.
1
15*
145*
455*
455*
365*
35*
Aug
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
.
14
43
41
35*
35*
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6
47
3
1
55* Sale
6%
65*
165* Sale
5*
5*
m
55* Sale
95* ;io
175* Sale
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2
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Aug.
Aug.
3ps
105*
xl7
Sal^
Sale
25* Sale
85* Sale
45*
'
5*
7
5* Aug.
35* Aug.
165* Aug.
Il75*
K. Sale
5* Sale
3 5* Sale
215* Sale
105* Sale
16ft
325* Sale
5* Sale
51
lift
15
53
33
2%
y
95*
54
105* Sale
225*
34
ft
11
26
60
70
35
445*
Sale
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47
25* Sale
ft >
5*
175* Sale
58
5
Sale
145*
15*
5*
155*
■
56
105* Sale
335*
345*
11
Sale
445*
455*
56
25*
185*
65*
52
75
235<
100
Sale
65* Sale
2105*
_
58
6
102
Sale
Sale
205*
475* Sale
87 ft
45*
445*
1 H
55*
Sale
455* Sale
5*
15*
1
15*
26
Aug.
7
3
Aug. 19
54
95* Aug.
9
335* Aug. 10
105* Aug. 28
43
Aug. 27
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75*
55
75*
455* Sale
1
2
25* Sale
.
,
17
22
14
31
7
7
12
10
8
13
2
5
16
5
5
1
22
24
19
21
12
31
"Aug. 29
.
5*
85*
245*
235*
t,
305* May 25
15* Apr. 18
14
May
9
365* Mar. 15
Aug.
Aug.
125* Aug.
455* Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
10
Jan.
30
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Jan.
Aug.
29
9
14
22
12
Jan.'
9
Jan.
Aug.
Aug.
July
Aug.
35* Jan.
315* Jan.
465* Aug.
15$
145*
455*
455*
365*
Jan.
Mar. 18 715*
Apr. 12 635*
July 24 1255*
65*
July
5
85*
Mar 14
Mar. 15 15
Mar. 22 915*
535*
1215*
35*
45*
85*
625*
4 100
35* Mar. 15
23
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-
,
10,
305*
5*
25*
75*
85*
Aug3
30
June
July : 8
Mar. 13
Mar. 13
Aug. :3
50
Apr. ' ^0
95* Mar. 18
1
45* Mar. 21
325* Feb. 25
825* Feb. 27
85
Mar. 20
455* Mar. 18
835* Apr. 11
365* Jan.
Aug.
1
Aug. 17
Aug.' 6
16
195* Apr. 26
15* Apr. a3
15* Mar. '8
lift Mar. 20
22ft,Feb. 13
34
Mar. 18
65* July 31
065* Mar. 14
385* Jan. 15
3ft Mar. 13
23
Mar. 12
45* Mar. 27
36
Mar. 12
33
475* Aug. 13
15* Aug. 15
25* Aug. 30
44
19
Jan.
43
Aug. 22
445* Aug. 20
1
Aug. 27
15* Aug.
6
65* Aug. 1
*015* Aug. 12
535* Aug. 20
55* Aug.
2
j,
July
Aug. 10
Jan.
3
90
10
21
21
1
15
19
14
22
16
13
29
19
23
Aug.
5
45* Aug. 14
435* Aug. 20
1
7
June
6
Apr. 30
Feb.
7
Jan. 17
Mar. 28
15* Mar. 12
5* June • 3
lift Mar. 14
32
Mar. 14
115* Aug.
Apr. 26
Aug, 26
Aug.
1
.
Aug;
1
Aug. 23
Aug.
7
Aug. 21
Aug. 21
54
4
Jan.
'
Aug. 30
Aug^ 30
Aug. 14
Aug.
1
Aug. . 1
35
Aug. 27
Aug. 31
-
75*
185*
25*
85*
365* Aug.
5* Aug.
55* Aug..
225* Aug.
115* Aug.
,
Jan. 21
Aug. 17
Aug. 17
Aug. 2
Aug. 9
May
8
1065* S*ar. 18 115
•i»
35* Feb.. 25
65* Aug.
9
32
June 21
61
Aug. 13
55* Mar. 6 105* May 16
375* Mar. 14 515* Aug. 15
May 10
1075* Jan, 11 115
Mar.
1
.-145* July -6 19
1005* Jan.
5 1085* June 18
72
Feb.
2 92
July 30
11J* Map. 18 135* Aug. 7
85
Apr. 26 1175* Mar. 7
115* Mar. 13 195* Aug. 24
15H Mar. 13 195* July
5
34
Aug.
8
Jan. 30 50
215* Mar. 18 395* Aug. 23
555* Mar. 18 1035* Aug. 23
145* Mar. 19 265* Jan. 23
Aug. 22
95* Mar. 14 -14
165* June 19 235* Aug. 16
June 19
1035* Jan., 22 112
285* Mar. 13 725* July 23
65* Mar. 18 165* Aug. 27
395* July 10 595* Jan.
8
90 ; Jan. 31 100
July 18
42.
Aug. 16 475* July 17
21
Mar. 29 265* July 23
285* Jam 15 495* July 31
35* Mar. 27
75* Aug. 13
Aug.
105* Aug.
195* Aug.
Aug. 14 88
Aug. 14 945*
Aug. 20 735*
Aug.
1 112
Aug. 20 555*
Aug. 30 305*
45*
Aug.
2
245* Aug.
49
Aug.
56
102
575* Sale
65* Sale
555* Pale
65* Sale
455* Sale
65*
265*
175*
225*
1005* Feb. 21 1095*
365* Mar; 12 495*
Aug.
6
265* Aug. 16
625* Aug. 17
85* Aug. 12
102
Aug. 12
595* Aug. 12
65* Aug.
6
565* Aug. 29
7
Aug. 24
475* Aug. 15
28
Sale
99 ■:
5
85* Aug.
20
"315* Sale" "305* Sale"
245* Sale
9
2
1
7
1
1
875*
92
91
93
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945* 93 '
64
725* Sale
685* Sale
1065*
1105* Sale
1065* Sale
515*
53
Sale
55
Sale
255*
275* Sale
285* Sale
35*
4
Sale
35* Sale
34
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
5* Aug.
35* Aug.
87
175*
Aug.
1
92
66 ft
15
1
2
;305* Aug.
Sale
205* Sale
95* Sale
Feb/26
15*
,-75* Apr.
3
75* Mar. 12
95* Mar 13
•
15* Aug. 17
65* Aug. 27
,
Mar.
Mar.
55* May
355* May
3
-Mar.
25* July
4'
IS
195*
,25*
5*
195*
605*
7
; 1
Sale
175* Sale
15* I 25*
65* * 75*
6
15
15*
6
:
v'i
175* Sale
15*
15*
5* Sale
175* Sale
595* Sale
32
4
-
25
13
Aug. 27
3 106
12 86
Aug. 29
21 405* Augr, 7
28 57 5* July 29
June 26
29 91
3 375* Jan.
4
6
75* Aug. 31
5 105* Aug. 17
May 16
12 28
< 3
465* Aug. 20
Aug. 23
2 114
Apr. 30
30 111
13
75* Jan.
8
18 365* Aug. 21
Jan.
2
0 14
Jan.
2
7 63
13
55* Jan.
3
45* Aug. 23
10
2
8
5* Aug.
55* Aug.
,
Mar.
315*
75*
75*
705*
145*
Mar. 14
25* Mar. 21
^35* May 13
t- 8& Mar. 13
5* July
9
5* June 17
5* Mar. 20
3
Mar. 16
135* Mar.. 14
1
Apr. :8
55* Apr .
3
65* Aug.
6
9
■Jl6
Mar.
3
6
215* Mar.
32$* Apr;
1065* Jan.
111 : Apr,
i.Cj/1'i.
19
Mar.
35* Mar.
Apr.
75* Mar.
805* Apr.
48
Mar.
295* Feb.
355* Mar.
605* Mar.
195* Apr.
45* Aug. 23
1
42
Aug. 21
455* Sale
445* Sale
35
Aug. 24
35
36
355* Sale
25* Aug.
1
25*
35*
25* Sale
26
Aug.
21
Aug.
1
225*
25
21
Sale
•415* Aug. 27 465* Aug.
425*
44
425* Sale
Aug.
Aug.
1 100
99
995* 99
99
Sale
715* Aug.
655* Aug. 27
65 :
68
655*
67
615* 615* Aug. 30 635* Aug.
635*
645* 60
1215* Aug.
6 1215* Aug.
1215* 122
1215* 122
55* Aug.
35* Aug.
1
4
Sale
55*
55*
75* Aug.
6
Aug. 12
65* Sale
75* Sale
145* Aug.
125* Aug.
3
14
Sale
125* Sale
Aug.
86
Aug.
5 88
90
88
Sale * 85
6
Aug.
45* Aug.
6
55* Sale
45* Sale
35
Aug*
6 485* Aug.
465* Sale
38
Sale
2ih
4
4
14
.
'45
/
135*
iSg
165*
,8
6
38
7% debenture......... 100
Stamped.... .........100
1,090
100
664,100 Case (J I) Co
'
Pref 7%
100
12,900
....*
376,600 Caterpillar Tractor
Celaneee Corp of America
*
,• 679,500
..........*
47,400 ICelotex Go...
Voting trust certificates..*
61,600
Preferred...
100
36,290
27,700
154,600
14.200
1
■-
Sale Prices
255* July
.35* Aug;
1
245* Aug. 24
175* Aug. 17
225* Aug. 17
1095* Aug. ' 2
495*Aug.
9
115
Aug.- 2
65* Aug.- 9
61 « Aug. 13
105* Aug. 23
515* Aug. 15
1135* Aug. 14
16 5*- Aug
9
105
Aug.
1
92
Aug.
2
135* Aug.
7
875* Aug.
8
Aug. 2 195* Aug. 24
Aug.
8 185* Aug. , 1
50
Aug.
8
Aug.
1
Aug.
2 395* Aug. 23
Aug.
7 1035* Aug. 23
Aug. 30 225* Aug. -. 1
Aug. 22
Aug.
2 14
Aug.
1 235* Aug. 16
1
Aug.
1 1085* Aug.,
1
Aug. 19 63 - Aug.
165* Aug. 27
Aug.
3
Aug.
2 ,485* Aug. 23
Aug;
1
Aug. 12 100
Aug. 23
Augil6 45
Aug. 28 265* Aug. 15
1
Aug. 19 495* Aug.
75* Aug. 13
Aug.
1
22
Sale
Sale
125* Sale
205* Sale
1085* Sale
63
Sale
11
Sale
45
Sale
995* Sale
435*
46
26
Sale
tBush Terminal Co.........*
Calif Packing Corp .........*
14
6
17
29
9
Aug.
9
25* Sale ..12
19
Sale
Aug. 16
13
Aug*
2
155* Sale
155* Aug,. 2
195*
205*
108
Aug.>/1
1065* 109
44
Sale
435* Aug. 23
114
112
115
Aug. 13
1
55*
3 55* r. 45* Aug,'
51
55
Aug.
2
575*
85* Aug* <2
95* Sale
44
465* 425* Aug., 1
1
1105* 1115* 1105* Aug.
155* Aug; 2
155*
155*
104
Aug. 27
1045* Sale
.89
Aug. 23
885*
90
125* Aug.
2
135* Sale
86
Aug. 14
855*
865*
22
6
Class B......
Preferred..
Burroughs Add Mach.......*
Aug.
1
Aug. 12
Aug. 10
=
35* Aug.
—.'"4—
90
113,600
"35* Sale"
Class A v t c
80
69,100
•:
..........
;
20
9,900
145*
:
*
Wheel
Bulova
Bullard Co
Pref ctfs of deposit.....100
5,140
63,400 Butte Copper 8c Zinc.......5
fButterlck—
28,100
154,400 Byers Co..
Preferred..
..100
5,120
~~830
900
44 ft
"
Boston Ac Maine.........100
Bush Term Bldge—
23,800
3,200
47,600
.
175*
185*
475*
375*
925*
21ft
Bethlehem Steel
30,400
97,700
138,900
7,050
325,500
53,400
451,700
31,000
196,000
6,000
2,800
3,370
10,420
267,600
28,300
8,610
8,900
14,300
23,400
6,700
7,600
54 r:-.>
7
835*
95*
112
21
Beech-Nut Packing.......20
Preferred......
——*
17,300
239,100 Bklyn-Manhattan Transit ..*
<4 preferred series A---—*
31,600
67,900 Brooklyn Union Gas........*
16,100 Brown Shoe, Inc...........*
Preferred
...........100
580
2,300
71,900 ■■■'?
4,300
'
8 H
55
........100
.
'
23
80
Bayuk Cigars, Inc........—*
....*
421,300 Bridgeport Brass Co
1,056,000 Briggs Manufacturing......*
88,600 Brlggs Ac Stratton......__.*
V
59,800 Bristol-Myers Co...........5
20,900 Brooklyn Ac Queens Transit.*
.
-
91ft
;
—106
v-3,300 tBotany Cons Mills A. .....50
J
18,000
24,800
81,100
21,300
47,900
Preferred
5,700
c
Sale
-'-U—.
9H
86
*
295* '
-100
•
Highest
8
Mar. 13 205*
165* Apr.
1 28
125* May 15 175*
100
July
6 109
9
35* Mar. 21
36
Jan. 16 52
117
Aug. 22 1225*
97
Apr.
3 108
35* Apr.
3
65*
56
Apr.
3 705*
85 " Jail.
2 110
9 "7 5* Aug,12
365* Aug. 21
9
85* Aug. 15
6
Aug. 12
9 43
! 6ft Aug7
25
Aug.Sale
.' 65* Aug.8
415*
42 ' 395* Aug. <
"35* Sale"
35* Sale
...
90
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
45
114
75* :;
40
375*
76
3
225* Sale
135* Sale
165* Sale
108
Sale
465* Sale
115
Sale
45* Sale
52
Sale
85* Sale
425* Sale
1105* Sale
155* Sale
105
Sale
91
Sale
125* Sale
855*
89
210
,
27ft
........100
Preferred
87
145*
135* Aug. 19
Aug.
8 106
86
Aug.
2
39
Aug. 20 405*
48
555*
Aug. 28
865* Aug. 29 905*
225* Aug.
8 28
6
75*
Aug.
2
105*
75* Aug.
2
225* Aug. 30 255*
37?* Aug.' - 2 465*
112
Aug. 16 114
zlOO
Sale
49
gale
Baldwin Locomotive Works.*
Preferred
,
iirA
-Sale
7
V/;*: 25*
3,850 Bamberger (L) Ac Co pref.. 100
24,000 Bangor Ac Aroostook......50
Preferred..............100
1,320
23,700 Barker Bros..............—*
9,700
I,250
167,400
20,800
,
4
Baltimore Ac Ohio........100
4,300
>
4
15
135,900
841,800
126,300
240
;
18
75
111
525,000
118,200
22,000
258,500
49,300
Sale
Aug. 27
Aug. 21
Aug. 12
Aug.
2
Aug. 26
Aug.
Aug.
102
Aug.
315* Aug.
75* Aug.
75* Aug.
Aug.
5
285* Aug.
7
65* Aug.
2
,1 65* Aug. 27
Sale
86 ;X 90
38.
42
255*
75*
95*
65*
75*
225*
24
Sale
435*
385* Sale
1125* Sale 1135*
111
1115*
7
65* Sale
345*
275*
21H
-
T
Sale Prices
~
Sale Prices
100
110
T
25
f
Lowest
70
14
Sale
Sale
785* Sale
38
40
55
Sale
905* Sale
235* Sale
355*
535*
100
........
Sale Prices.
Ask
Sale
155* Aug. * 1
205*
28
265*
205* Aug. • 1
Sale
125* Aug.
6
145*
1035* 1025* Aug. 22 107
9
Sale
65* Aug. 10
495* z485* Aug. 20 52
118
117
Aug. 22 119
106
Aug. 20 108
106
45*
Sale
35* Aug.
2
61
Aug. 13
635*
Sale
101
36
26
...a....*
13,100 Atlas Tack Corp
332,900 Auburn Automobile ...i*.—*
36,000 Austin, Nichols Ac Co ....._*
Prior A......
.....*
3,120
286,200 Aviation Corp of Del (The) ..5
114,700 *. New-....................3
.
92.900
;
/Preferred
:
•;iHighest'*'
Lowest *•
,.
72
63%
44 *
'
;
v
.
•
300
.
V. 2ft
35*
Preferred called...........
8,100
.
13
100
690
~2~, 600
.
465*
315*
2
Atlas Powder...............*
127,500
1,100
71,500
179,000
6,000
7,300
6,000
P
106
,
*
Atl G Ac W I 88 Lines
jv 75,600
*.<>: 4,770
-
'
■
..100
Preferred
Preferred
5,900
420,520 Atlantic Refining-...
590
,
.....*
143,500 Associated Dry Goods......1
1st preferred...........100
19,600
2d preferred...........100
10,800
Associated OH
25
;•>
530
100
1,161,600 Atchison Top Ac 8 Fe
Preferred...
...100
57,900
245,900 Atlan Coast Line RR....10Q
970
-
........
........
-
„
93,900
4,700
1,800
61,120
11,800
IK
Cap Corp..........*
Preferred...
80
Ask Bid
195*
155* Sale
25
205* Sale
135*
135* Sale
102
106
107
85*
65*
75*
49
52
Sale
1185* 117
110
1055*
1075* Sale
45*
35* Sale
625*
635* Sale
98
99
102
31.
285* Sale
65*
65* Sale
75* Sale
8
Anaconda Copper
...50
Anaconda Wire Ac Cable....*
Anchor
Aug. 31.
1
Aug.
Bid
8,200 Andea Copper Mining Co...*
*
85,300 Archer Daniels Mid......
Preferred
........100
1,220
29,800 Armour (Del) pref........ 100
......5
W 687,800 Armour of Illinois
$6 convertible preferred..*
.121,200
Preferred...,
......100
8,400
...—*
V
103,200 Armstrong Cork Co
-.5
112,000 Arnold Constable Corp
*
r;t
4,200 Artloom Corporation....
3,100
11,400
'
Par
.
,
1
Aug. 31 1935
,2.916.400
5,200 C ',.
V
,10,700
RANGE SINCE JAN.
to
Shares
_
762,900
■
N.T.BTOCKEXCHAHGE
Since
PRICES IN AUGUST
Low from
July 1 1933
Jan. 1
Augusts,
v
STOCKS
SALES
AGGREGATE
35
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
N, ,Y. STOCK
SEPT., 1935]
375* Mar. 12
=
■
1
Apr. 26
5* June
3
6
485*
65*
105*
195*
25*
15*
15*
95*
185*
35*
105*
225*
25*
15*
205*
60ft
9
22
14
30
7
5
3
10
8
Aug. 13
Aug.
2
Apr. 11
Jan.
9
May 23
May 23
July 16
Aug. 22
Aug. 24
Aug. 19
Aug. 21
Aug. 12
Jan. 25
Jan. 23
Feb.
7
Jan. 23
Aug. 14
Jan
21
Jan. 22
Aug.
.
Jan . 21
Apr. 26
Jan.
3
Jan.
7
Aug. 21
Feb. 18
Jan.
3
Aug. 21
July
6
16ft Jan. 7
54
Aug. 19
135* Jan.
9
36
Jan. 10
12 ft Aug. 16
455* Aug. 13
88
-Aug. 29
95
July 18
735* Aug. 23
112
Aug. 22
555* Aug.
1
35ft Jan. 7
4ft May 21
45* May 21
335* June 13
29
May
8
625* Aug. 17
12ft Jan. 16
1095* Jan.
2
63 ft Apr. 25
6ft Jan.
7
56ft Aug. 29
7
Aug. 24
425*
15*
55*
225*
475* Aug. 15
475* Aug. 13
25* Jan. 12
2ft Jan.
8
N.Y. STOCK EXCHANGE-STOCKS
36
SALES
AGGREGATE
August
Shares
10,900
7,100
46,366
26,700
61,500
38,500
11,200
15,700
11,800
7,400
7,000
13,700
200
21,300
13,100
1,610
588,700
14,500
2,400
3,800
11,900
Shares
PRICES IN AUGUST
Lowjrom_
STOCKS
Aug .311935
117.2a:
13,904
40
40
76,800
320
3*
tCtaic lodtanap It Louie ptllt
I
rder Co.....5
2X
Sale
tOMC Mil 8t Paul It ParlfN
Prefarrad
..*—-100
Chicago ft North Waat.. IN
Sale
Preferred
Chicago Paeun
Chile
Sale
Sale
Sale
Corporation ..* * .
Sale
City Ice ft Fuel—...-.——^
Preferred... •
Sale
3X
Sale
o
•*
210
Sale
(f he) I
ft Pittsburgh...50
26,900
Sale
122
Sale
56 X
Class A——*————
Coca Cola Internet Corp...
560
600
430
9,000
22,400
906,100
7,200
760
67,000
M.
M
«.
—
t
103,000 tColorado Fuel ft Iron .... -*
14.950
Preferred..———*..100
5,180 Colorado ft Soathera—1*0
7,590
1st preferred.....—.**.100
2,410
3d preferred. .. .......100
;
148,700 Columbian Carbon....*——•
243,800 Columbia Pictures Corp wc*
2,032,200 Columbia G ft El common—.*
65,610
Preferred ..............100
5,070
8% pref series B..—.100
438,000 Commercial Credit. . . . ....10
10,410
Preferred 7%
-——25
32,292
Class A—®0
13,910
Preferred B. ........... .25
10,240
1st preferred.. ........100
6,800
800
20,400
3,000
2,740
290
8,200
100
115X Sale
Preferred 5)4%*———
1,994,700
258,500
3,700
181,300
14,200
9,000
I,170
39,100
590
190
30,900
29,400
14,800
49,600
120,700
7,000
34,900
1,600
28,600
15,800
9,600
346,700
92,900
137,000
227,500
841,100
20.645
244,300
7,900
153,200
115,400
73,500
86,300
15,600
12,900]
1,300
40
23,400
27,000
5,500
5,40$
180
Preferred.——..*———.*
8
..*
Conde-Nast Public* as
4% preferred.....—.—.100
Pref $5.. —.......—.—*
Conaol Laundries Corp*....*
Consolidated OH Corp**....*
"
5,400
3,100
21,500
11,600
237,200
4,800
9,500
800
300
6,700
■
8
Sale
Sale
9_ 109X
3X
4
X Sale
OX Sale
3 X Sale
8% preferred.. .....**..100
Consolld RR of Cuba pref. 100
Consolidated TeztUe*.
A**—20
*-*-..•
Continental Bake! A..
*
Class B
*
•
7
-
44)
Preferred...—..—*.100
Sale
X Sale
3X Sale
Sale
20
Continental Diamond Fibre 8
Sale
Insurance—2.50
Sale
Continental Motors..
Sale
Continental OH of Dal...—5
Corn Bxch Bank Trust Co. .20
Sale
Sale
Sale
Corn Prod Refining.......25
Sale
Preferred ——————— 100
.3X
Coty.Inc ——————
Sale
Cream of Wheat ctfS....—-*
Sale
Croeley Radio.*......—...*
Crown Cork ft Seal..*...—•
Preferred...—...—*—.*
390 Crown Wll P 1st pf—.... *.-•
69,800 Crown Zellerbach v t c..—.*
79,800 Crucible Steel of Amer
.100
17,900
Preferred ••Sesisssssses 100
42.600 Cuba Co (The)...*......—.*
4,820 Cuba RR pref...........100
238,420 Cuban American Sugar....10
36,070
Preferred *———*—*100
41,000 Cudahy Packing.....
..50
107,500 Curtis Publishing Go (The)*
Sale
62,100
Preferred.
.........*
503,400 Curtlsa Wright Corp.*..—.1
407,400
Class A————————1
650 Cushmans Sons 7% pref..100
103
Sale
Sale
86X
Sale
Sale
Sale
a\H
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
...
'
720
Sale
Sale
Sale
nox
70
Sale
8% preferred...........*.*
Sale
12
27
6
9
20
1
28
2
6
Aug.
Aug.
5X Aug.
25
Aug.
62X Aug.
1
19
22
22
10
19X Aug.
2
30
Aug.
7
Aug. 12
Aug.
1
Aug. 23
23
29 X Aug. 19
34X Aug.
1
Mar. 29
Mar. 29
June 28
July
Apr.
3
Mar. 13
IX
IX
9X
S5X
3X
9
11
16
}5
3X
July
Mar.
July
July
Mar.
9
30|
22
19
12
Mar. 15
Feb.
Mar.
July
Aug.
Apr.
23
12
31
28
30
L2XMay 15
19
Aug. 23
57 X July
3
50
Mar. 26
18
June 25
Sale
1
28
6
7
1
7
1
1
12
1
27
28
29
2
2
10
15
10
3
1
3
1
29
I
12
4X
9X
IX
67 X
82
Aug. 28 88 X
10X Aug. 7 14X
39
Aug. 28 42 X
Sale
1
1
ix
Aug.
Sale
19X Aug. 2 22 X
Sale
55
1
Aug.
60X
Sale
65 X Aug. 29
71X
158
158X Aug.
161X
4X
5X
4X Aug,
Sale
37 X Aug. 15 38 X
13 X
3
15 X
13 X Aug.
34
32 X Aug. 20
35X
46X 45X Aug. 14 46 X
85X Aug. 12 89 X
1
3X Aug.
5X
22X Aug. 2 27
73
83
Aug.
IX Aug.
IX
6
1
8
Aug.
7
5X Aug. 2
59
Aug. 1 72 X
40
Aug. 7 42 X
17 X Aug, 31
20X
102 X Aug.
5 105
1
3
2X Aug.
7X Aug. 12
8X
81X Aug. 28 88
69
65
Aug. 13 70
27X
24X Aug. 7 28X
13X
39X
*7
2!
7X
6X Aug. 8
33 X Aug. 2
25X Aug.
1
33 X Aug.
7
14 X Aug. 28
15
29
15
3
14
12
15
5
17
24
2
14
1
x*ug. 27
Aug. 30
Aug.
1
Aug.
1
Aug. 14
Aug. 21
Aug. 12
Aug. 19
Aug. 20
Aug. 16
Aug. 14
Aug. 22
Aug. 21
Aug. 14
Aug. 17
Aug.
9
Aug.
Aug. :
Aug. i
Aug.:
Aug. :
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.,
Aug.
Aug. :
Aug. ;
Aug.
Aug.
Aug. :
Aug. ;
Aug. :
Aug. ]
Aug,
Aug. ;
Aug.
Aug. :
Aug.
Aug. :
Aug. :
Aug. :
Aug.:
Aug.J
Aug.
Aug. '
6X Aug.
Aug,
27 X Aug.
40 X Aug.
17X Aug.
Sale
....
Ouluth South Sh ft Atl—100
OunhUl Int.......—....—1
Preferred..............if#
9
10
Aug.
1
30
Aug. 19
7X Jan.
7
25
Aug. 22
62X Aug. 10
24 X May 24
100
May 3
»
Apr. 16
18X July 31
89
Aug. 23
Jan.
35 X July
83X July
48
19 X
05 X
28X
01X
8X
5X
28X
Sale
Aug. 8
Aug. 12
6
Aug. 12
"39X 35X Aug. 28
120
118
Aug. 2
37X 35 X Aug. 1 ®40X Aug.
40
39
Aug. 2 40 X Aug.
Sale
36 X Aug. 22 38 X Aug.
7X Aug. 7
9X Aug.
27 X Aug, 2 32 X Aug.
2
20X Aug.
23X Aug.
1
8X Aug,
11X Aug.
5
X Aug.
X Aug.
X Aug.
X Aug. 14
2X Aug. 1
4X Aug.
39
Sale
Sale
Sale
20 X
Sale
9
4X Jan.
4
12
[5X"June""I
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Sale
2X Jan.
7
8
9X July 25
44 X July 11
July 27
Jan.
3
9
Mar. 13
59 X Mar. 13
)1
6X Jau. 10
X Mar. 13
5
Mar 14
10 X Feb. 28
7
Feb. 26
6X Mar.
9
\7
Jan.] 15
t4X Jan. 16
3X Mar. 13
t5X Mar. 13
51
Mar. 15
40
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:
:
:
59 X Jan.
59
Jan.
2
7
3
5
>9X June 13
[2
June 27
«X Feb.
7
28X Jan.
7
May 20
Aug. 22
57X Mar. 8
Mar.
Aug.
July
Aug.
May
May
15
22
17
12
21
21
13
19
1
23
8
17
14
19
10
14
13
Jan.
25
Jan.
Jan.
21
Aug.
17 X July
13X Aug.
94
July
81
14
July
Aug.
86X Aug.
71
Aug.
53 X
32 X
59 X
33
18 X
Aug.
May 13
72
Aug. 15
Mar. 13
15X Jan. 29
July 29
1
02 X Aug. 15
23 X Jan.
7
Mar. 13
6
Mar.
Jan.
4
Mar. 18
Mar. 15
Feb.
7
Mar. 1
2 X Aug. 14
65X Aug. 12
10
May 17
37 X Aug.
5
Mar. 28
15X Aug. 17
July 19
July 24
10X Jan.
9
74
Jan. 24
Apr.
Apr.
2
Mar. 14
49
56
2
82
Mar. 28
80
May 17
May 31
7X
22 X
34 X
01X
Feb. 20
Feb. 23
Mar. 12
Mar. 13
Feb.
5
Jan. 25
Aug. 10
June
5
June 10
Mar. 13
Apr.
46J
J
Jan.
28
Jan.
15
Jan.
15
Mar. J3
Jan.
2
Mar. 14
Mar. JI
Feb.
(5
Jan.
2
Mar. 13
Jan; 15
Jan.
15
Mar. 14
Jan.
4
Mar. 13
I Mar.
8
Mar. 15
[ Apr. 12
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Jan.
28
5
i July 22
I Jan.
3
May
3
Mar. 15
I Mar. 14
Mar. 12
; Mar. 15
Mar. 2»
June
8
Mar. 13
June
7
Feb. 28
Mar. 6
Jan. 16
Feb. 15
Aug.
Aug.
4X Aug.
10X May
12
.Jan.
5
May
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Aug.
IX Aug.
67X Aug.
1X
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4
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July
Apr.
Aug.
14
10
20
22
Jan.
10
Aug. 22
Aug. 27
Feb.
18
May 15
May 13
May 13
Jan.
2
Jan. 13
8
une
Jan.
Jan.
2
2
Aug. 21
July 27
Aug. 21
Feb.
14
Mar. i?
Jan.
JJ
Aug. 23
Aug. 19
Mar. a
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
90
2
Aug. 12
Jan.
7
7
8
Aug. 23
17
June 28
May
1
Aug. 28
Jan.
2
Mar,
Mar. 12
Mar. 15
Mar. 18
June 13
June 21
July
8
Aug. 14
May 3
May 17
Jan. 25
Aug. 27
Aug. 19
Aug. 19
Aug. 27
Aug.
6
June
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
8
2
7
15
May 29
6
7
•
28
Mar.
■/,"
..
14
21
12
17
July 22
Aug. 29
Aug. 14
Jan. 23
May
8
Aug. 19
July 10
May 23
Jan.
1
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19X Aug. 10
43.
■
■a
Aug" "15
Feb. 2?
Mar. f.3
2X Aug.
27
9
June 25
26
45
Sale
A*
3
4
Aug. 19
)1X Jan.
2
>3X Apr. 20
Sale
Sale
Sale
Jan.
4X Jan.
5X Jan.
10 X Jan.
L0
26 X
Sale
94X
5X
3
50
Aug.
Aug.
Aug,
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
27
2X Jan.
7
4X Jen.
4
2
Apr. 13
34X Aug. 17
Aug.
115" Aug."! ii9X AugVlO
2
2
1
8
1
Sale Pricei
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Sale
.
14
13
14
12
10
6
30
3X Aug. 30
Sale
...........
For footnotee see page
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Sale
250 Detroit ft Mackinac Ry Co. 100
*
190
5% non cum pref.—..—100
19,300 Devoeft Reynolds A.....
*
600
1st Preferred.—......100
74,500 Diamond Match........__._*
Participating 4% Pref..25
15,900
341,200 Dome Mines Ltd..*.*.—•
69,600 Domlntoa Stores Ltd.....—*
896,500 Douglas Aircraft Co Inc..*.*
38,700 Dresser (SR) Mfg convcl A..*
Class B.
.•
23,600
1,300
1,300
3X
14
6
3X
8X
9X
44 X
IX
3X
Sale
.
22,300
85
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug,
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
62 X Aug.
9X Sale
0
Sale
3X Sale
8X Sale
II,600 Davega Stores Corp..*...—5
495,800 Deere ft Co..———*
100,100
Preferred—.—. * ...20
309,900 Delaware ft Hudson.—100
421,400 Dal Lack ft Western
.60
13,700 Denver Rio Gr ft Was pref 100
42,900 Detroit Edison
100
70
112X 116
6X Sale
Preferred
Consolidated Gas...*......*
...
17X
57 X
17 X
Aug.~i7
435
18
Sale
6
5
4
Prior pref s warrants.. 100
Gonsol Film Industry......!
1,400
4,700
55X
Mar. 30
Mar. 13
IX Aug. 13
3
20 X Aug.
1
24X
110
Aug. 19 122
227
Aug. 2 245
56X 55X Aug. 3 57
39
9
Prior profaned (OX) ...100
Continental
12.
25 X
4
Aug.
Aug,
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
24X
Sale
7X
—
Continental Can..
%
1X
2X
5X
8X
36X
IX
2X
,yA
IX
115
Sale
3
Consolidated Cigar...*.....*
Preferred
—————I**
Container Corp class
Class B—*...*.
34 X
26X Aug.
240
Sale
8
23,100 Cu tier-Hammer, Inc..——*
80
70
22X
112
236
IX Feb. 28
1
89
33 X
m Sale
2X
13 X
Congoleum-Nalrn Inc..
*
Congress CI gar ........... .
Conn Railway ft Lighting 100
17,500
■;
0
Commonwealth ft Southern *
4,45$
142,600
191,500
2,512,800
112,400
75,700
1,273,550
6,300
30,940
155,300
183,600
141,400
89,900
147,000
21,100
75,100
12,600
69,600
90,900
2,800
6,800
32
85
IX Sale
2 X Sale
50
120
250
85X
3 X Sale
16 *
15X
8X Sale
2
112X
8 H Sale
19,300
24,400
476,000
14,500
31,300
318,000
2,500
1,740
35,500
41,100
31,200
38,800
46,600
2,600
32,500
3,200
7,100
27,900
6,700
137,700
114,600
llH
Sale
Sale Prices
X Feb. 28
>2X Jan.
59 X Jan.
271,725 Comm lav Trust ——...—..*
15,670
Convertible preferred....*
48,700
$4.25 conv pref ser of *35..*
1,002,900 Commercial Solvents
.*
600
<
22X
23X
61X Sale
IX Aug, 14
4X Aug. 14
104
Sale
..
1,900
53,100
2,600
39,700
178,400
883,600
36,700
Sale
17,100
Preferred.....———-100
425,900 Collins ft Alkman
12,620
Preferred.....—---—100
'3,020 Colonial Beacon OH Co.....*
17,000
2,560
1
Highest
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sale' 16X Aug. "7 19 X "Aug.
105 X 103 X Aug. 22 104 X Aug;
104
24 X Aug.
1
28 X Aug.
26X Sale
96 X Aug. 31 100
Sale
96 X Sale
Aug.
8
7
7
Aug. 29
7%
8X Aug.
2
Sale
2X
3
Aug. 2
2X
Aug,
Sale
12X Aug. 8 16X Aug.
15X Sale
18
Sale
16
20 X
Aug, 17
Aug. 13
Sale
14
15
11X
Aug. 27 17
Aug.
1
Sale
Aug. 19 13
Aug.
1
AH 14X 12
Sale
88
85
87
Aug. 28 *92
Aug. 15
Sale
Sale
62 X Aug. 28
72
77
Aug. 10
Sale
12 X Sale
1
.8
Aug.
14
Aug. 17
74 X Aug. 28 86X Aug. 14
Sale
78X Sale
68
67
74
70
Aug. 13 71
Aug, 19
Sale
48X Aug. 26 53 X Aug. 10
50X Sale
352,766 Colgate-Palmollre-Peet Co..
390
14 X
Sale
Sale
Highest
Sale Prices
X Aug.
2
2X Aug.
6
43
—
74.100
1,900
99,600
2,510
10X
27 X
4X
Sale
87
Louis pref.A--100
Clare Graphite Bronze
Cleveland
Sale
Sale
Sale
Copper——————
C C C ft St
Sale
1
383
Sale
Sale
—
-
41H
Sale
Sale
—
•.
Sale
3H
Sale
Cab. - —~.
10
Oil
-■ - -----
7
8X
Sale
Sale
ChlldeCo
Chrysler
2X Sale
Sale
Preferred...—
Cblckaehe Cotton
IX
3X
IX
2X
30 X Sale
IX
IX
2X Sale
Sale
tChlc Rock lei k Pac..-100
7% prefffCrred—— .-100
4% preferred
.........100
Chicago Yellow
Ask
Sale
—
-I®0
Tool ——•
Lowest
Aug. 31
.too
1®°
Chicailo Great Waatara
Preferred
—, —-
Special........—————
14,400 duett. Pea body ft Co. i
•
780
Preferred—
.....—100
67,500 Coca-Cola Co (The).—*—-
3,000
1
Ask Bid
127,600 City Stores new 37,100 Clark Rcinfpment
15,900
Aug.
Par
.
41,500
29,700
150
90,400
137,000
272,400
260,000
64,500
131,500
138,800
45,800
24,600
33.800
4,500
72.900
55,010
8.000
3,667,800
10,900
1,900
RANGE SINCE JAN.
July I 1933
H. T. STOCK CZCHAHOI
Since
Jan. 1
In
18
AM
SEPT., 1935]
AGGREGATE
N.
Y. STOCK
STOCKS
Lmo from
July 1 1933
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
to
SALES
In
Since
August
Jan. 1
Shares
Shares
4,700
300
.
140
28,800
87,800
161,300
4,820
317,400
15,600
869,400
7,810
550,700
12.000
440
53,100
5,500
185,000
>:J
920
169.700
Eastern
3
129,800
American sharee..........
567,300 Elec Power 3c Light
•
470,000
37 pret
....*
230,300
$6 pref..
*
53,500 Elec Storage Batter>
*
-
151,400
70,400
5,500
2,900
8.700
1,800
'
280
43,300
35,200
,
8,200
28,200
2,950
610
25,100
„
420
300
100
6,200
5
r
5.200
37,100
17,900
10,500
40
16,900
1,300
16.500
5.900
25,400
1,080
12",400
107,400
200
24,400
130
760
790
1,620
28,900
33,800
48,000
49,200
510
47,400
25,700
22,700
8,900
10,800
140
398,700
55,200
313,700
200
220
30
7,100
90
830
42,100
209,900
41,000
120,200
174,300
7,960
538,000
83,600
142,100
33,500
288,600
6,730
120,800
184,700
279.600
5,000
246,800
49,900
659,800
29,410
71,200
5,380
218,100
168,800
51,100
42,000
21,400
77,400
126,200
1*345,000
277,300
5,090
6,700
32,100
~
1,830
116,300
9,900
74,000
11,200
39,500
950
'
35,900
32,800
o
"
7,800
4,400
3,800
8,200
33,400
226,900
21,500
1,120
\L>.
1%
21%
4%
conv pref
Fuller Co prior pref
......100
•
3d preferred.........a—.*
39
195*
111
Sale
Sale
55%
225*
35*
465*
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
16
Sale
Sale
125*
■
2
105*
85*
44
2
81
K
'sa
20
A7H
"if
4 5*
15* Sale
85* Sale
95* Sale
T 7«
55*
92
Class
100
133
5
7
2
A
•
Preferred 7%..........100
Cigar Inc...
•
Preferred (7)...........100
Gen
General
Electric...........*
General
Foods
•
24 H
97
«
Gen Gas Jk Elec Cl A
•
Conv preferred A..........*
5$
*7%
Preferred A (7)............
Preferred A (8)
.*
Preferred
.........100
16
,28
3*
395*
51
m
Preferred..
.......
.....109
Gen Realty 8c Utilities Corp. 1
Preferred
•
...
,L
615*
155*
80
I."
Gillette Safety Rasor ......*
Convertible preferred....*
GImbel Brothers...........*
7% preferred
........100
Glldden Co (The)..........*
7% prior preferred
104
85
-
70
50
,
90
-65*
65*
25* Sale
25* Sale
225*
225*
385*
405*
225*
235*
111
113
145* Sale
955*
955*
505* Sale
2254
235*
35*
45*
495* Sale
165* Sale
89
88
'
136
Sale
35* Sale
85* Sale
365*
38
565* Sale
140
295* Sale
375* Sale
5* Sale
8
125*
8
15
8
50
,S
•7 5*
%
135*
12
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
15* Sale
55*
13
445*
56
141
315*
345*
1
10
155*
65*
35*
Sale
Sale
85*
365*
46
565*
515*
140
Sale
Sale
285*
335*
Sale
Sale
5*
13
125*
15
18
20
425*
675*
15*
Sale
24
165*
895*
354
375*
305*
1085*
2
Sale
Sale
31
38
Sale
"34"" "375*
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
175* Sale
Sale
7
Aug.
75* Aug.
Aug.
28
Aug.
32
48
Aug.
6
26
165*
9
35*
24
195*
15 107
30
35*
14
17
17
17
6
12
17
3
10
5* Aug.
8
15* Aug.
12 655* Aug.
26 1295* Aug.
1
75* Aug. .19
Aug. 17
28 41
26 415* Aug. 17
Aug.
26 42
9
8
75* Aug. 21
2
135* Aug. 17
5
175* Aug. 14
12
Aug. 19
1
885* Sale
5
45
.
Sale
Sale
325* Sale
1075* 109
tGobel (Adolf)
Goodrich (B F)
7% preferred
Goodyear T Ac R
1st preferred.
Gotham
5
...
*
100
1A
?s
•
15$
♦
"635*
Silk Hosiery......*
Preferred
...100
Graham-Paige Motors......1
Granby Cons M 8 Ac P....100
Grand Union Co trust ctfs..l
Conv preferred series.....*
Granite City Steel.........*
4
14$
*
hi*
Great Northern Ir ore prop.*
Great Northern pref..... 100
Great West Bug......... ..*
lyt
Grant (W T)
Preferred
........100
40 Green Bay Ac Western RR.100
530 Greene Cananea Copper..100
&
61,300
115,300 Greyhound Corp (The).....5
•5
Sale
Sale
99
25*
16
1165* 1175*
85*
85* Sale
47
Sale
525*
195* Sale
195*
85
795* Sale
45* Sale
55*
40
415* Sale
2
Sale
15*
95* Sale
105*
35*
35* Sale
18
195* Sale
295* Sale
245*
345*
355* 34
Sale
Sale
119
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
55*
455*
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
265*
35
125*
125* Sale
12
205* Sale
205* Sale
30
60
Vor footnotes see page 43
2
17
116
131
23
52$
Sale
133
40
Sale"
285* Sale
131
132
23
16
43
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
2
Aug. 20
Aug.
1
Aug.
5
Aug. 17
Aug.
5
Aug.
5
15* Aug.
225* Aug.
215* Aug.
35
2
25*
13
95*
28 10
99
13
1
395*
29 205*
5 125*
5 146
85*
20
2
65*
14
5
2 49
2 605*
20 141
33
375*
15*
155*
18
18
455*
695*
28
5 119
2 455*
2 1185*
31
125*
9
35*
9 38
7 106
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Jan. 15
Mar. 27
June
1
Jan.
39
Mar. 13
Mar. 21
1255* Jan. 10
Mar.
6
Mar. 19
Feb.
7
Mar. 19
45* Aug. 8
75* Mar. 20
85* Mar. 26
65* Mar. 12
695* Feb. 18
105* Mar. 19
15
May
7
2
Apr. 30
22
21
9
6
14
1
22
19
20
12
28
19
50
1275*
205*
325*
5*
10
11
Mar. 30
Mar. 13
Mar. 15
Mar. 29
Mar.
10
4
Mar. 20
Mar. 26
Mar. 14
Mar. 25
Jan.
2
Jan. 15
Mar. 15
Feb. 25
Mar. 15
Mar.
155* Jan.
43
10
Mar. 12
Jan.
Aug.
29
1
3
8
Aug.~27
25* Aug. 14
315* Aug. 14
245* Aug; 23
5
15
5
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
15* Aug.
1
35*
155* Aug. 27
175*
Aug.
7 117
75* Aug. 2
95*
465* Aug. 3 55
185* Aug.
2 225*
78
Aug.
5 855*
65*
45* Aug.
1
415l Aug. 12 485*
2
15* Aug. 15
115*
95* Aug.
1
4
354 Aug.
5
175* Aug. 30 21
265* Aug. 7 295*
34
Aug. 27 375*
115* Aug. 19 13
185* Aug. 2 225*
285* Aug. 30 31
131
Aug. 30 135
165* Jan. 30
14
Apr. 13
12
Mar. 14
6
22
24
29
19
7
Aug. 14
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug,
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
50
15
3
'7
Aug. 23
Aug. 15
Aug.
2
145* Mar. 20
165| Jan.
40
117
Aug. 20
485* Aug. 28
5* Apr.
-
23
12
31
16
17
1
17
14
14
1
10
21
17
6
6
Aug. 20
555* Aug. 3
Jan.
3
May 22
95* Aug. 30
85* Feb.
75* Aug.
Aug.
28
Aug.
495* Jan.
% Jan.
15* Aug.
655* June
132
Apr.
75* Aug.
32
41
18
17
17
17
7
10
17
14
23
19
Aug. 17
415* Aug. 17
42
Aug.
9
75* Aug. 21
14
Jan.
4
17% Aug, 14
13
Jan.
7
Feb.
2
145* Aug. 17
235* Feb. 21
70
5
Jan.
25* Jan.
95* Jan.
265* Aug.
120
July
195* Aug.
z85
Aug.
72
Apr.
95
May
75* July
45* Jan.
35* Aug.
25
Aug;:
415* Aug.
24
Aug.
114
July
185* Jan.
96
Aug.
585* Aug;
235* Aug.
65* Jan.
495* Aug.
175* Jan.
90
Aug.
105* Jan.
335* Aug.
175* July
60
July
285* May
1205* Aug.
275* Aug.
12
Jan.
18
19
18
23
18
17
16
26
28
18
7
19
8
12
2
5
7
13
12
15
7
12
2
23
7
13
15
24
23
23
14
24
25* Aug. 22
95* Apr. 22
10
Aug. 16
100
June 24
44
July 15
205* July 31
125* Aug. 14
146
Aug. 13
85* Aug. 23
65* Aug. 21
14
Aug. 22
49
Aug. 21
645* July 27
143
May 21
33
Aug. 14
375* July
8
15* Aug. 22
155* Aug. 19
18
Aug.
18
Apr.
615* Feb.
705* July
119
Aug.
455* Aug.
1185* Aug.
135* May
6
59J* Feb. 6
23 116
Jan.
3
10
265* Mar. 13
29 tl07HJan.
4
6
10
Mar. 20
1
3
Aug.
9
4
27
175* Feb.
5
38
23
935* Jan. 22 106
4
2
Aug. 12
4
15* Mar. 13
28 345* Aug. 14
155* Mar. 13 345*
16 1085* Aug.
2
80
Jan.
2 1085*
165* Aug.
1
195*
865* Aug. 26 93
55*
35* Aug. 3
48
35
Aug.
3
305* Aug.
5 335*
1075* Aug. 26 1095*
50
4
May 21
Jan.
7
July
9
July 26
245* Aug. 26
75* Jan.
4
23 112
Mar. 15
5* Mar. 29
5* Apr.
1
525* Jan. 16
15*
14
145*
155*
Jan.
4 164
25* Mar. 13
22
K
31
7
16
554
27
845*
1
325*
5
115*
14
75*
13 115
23
55*
21
2
45
405*
55
515* Sale
Jan.
55* July
2
15* Mar. 15
;3
185* Aug. 30
3
Aug. 13
Rights
Gold Dust certificates
Preferred
.
15* Aug. 19
15* Aug. 29
5* Ma*. 26
45* Aug.
2
75* Aug. 30
4
Mar. 19
22
Aug.
1
265* Aug. 23
17
Jan. 11
112
Aug.
5 1165* Aug. 24
72
Jan. 17
145* Aug.
1
195* Aug. 17
55* Mar. 15
Aug. 16
785* Aug.
2 *85
45
Feb. 28
62
65
Aug. 22
Aug. 21
40
Apr.
3
79
79
Aug. 22
Aug. 22
54
Apr.
1
6
7
Aug. 10
Aug.
1
35* Mar. 23
25* Aug.
5
35* Aug. 13
2
July
6
15* Aug.
2
35* Aug. 19
% Feb. 25
21
Aug. 28 25
Aug.
8
165* Mar. 29
385* Aug. 27 415* Aug. 12
285* Mar. 14
Aug.
2
215* Aug. 19 24
16
Apr.
9
111
Aug. 13 1125* Aug.
5 1065* Mar. 6
145* Aug. 23
165* Aug. 13
135* May 2
Aug. 13
945* Aug. 3 96
845* Apr.
8
50
Aug. 30 585* Aug. 12
455* May 6
225* Aug. 10 235* Aug. 15
19
Feb. 21
3
Aug.
3
45* Aug. 23
25* Mar. 6
45
Aug.
7 495* Aug. 12
205* Jan. 15
15
Aug. 10
175* Aug. 23
95* Mar. 15
77
Aug.
8 90
Aug. 23
605* Mar. 15
25* June
7
"30 ""Aug"." "3 "33 5* Aug"." 13
195* Mar. 21
155* Aug. 27
165* Aug. 31
85* Mar. 15
59
525* Aug. 27
Aug. 14
305* Apr. 2
245* Aug.
7 275* Aug. 27
175* Mar. 18
1185* Aug. 12 1205* Aug. 20 1125* June 27
24
Aug.
7
275* Aug. 14
15
Mar. 13
9
11
Aug.
5
Aug. 14
45* Mar. 13
45
695* Sale
675* 675* Aug.
1175* 1175* 1185* Sale 1175* Aug.
39
Sale
38
Aug.
425* Sale
Aug.
1175* Sale 1185* Sale 116
11
II
Sale
Aug.
125* Sale
3
3
Aug.
35* Sale
35*
335* Sale
365*
365* 315* Aug.
104
105
106
Aug.
1055* Sale
3
Aug.
35* Sale
35* Sale
325* Sale
315*
315* 305* Aug.
106
Aug.
1075* Sale
1065* 109
23
21
1
27
27
28
6
155* Aug. 27
2
Aug,
5
75* Sale
15
45
Aug.
6
75*
Aug.
2 1495*
Aug. 29 159
Aug.
7 245*
Aug.
1
75*
Aug.
2
285*
Aug.
8 111
Aug. 13
95*
125*
Sale Prices
19
May 21
Aug.
6
Mar. 20 113
Aug. 20
103
865* Mar. 18 rl225*Aug. 27
1265* Feb.
8 131
Apr. 22
104
Feb. 18 115
Aug.
5
175* May 16 23
Mar.
5
"125* Aug.""I "145* Aug"."l7
1
25* Sale
95* Sale
75*
9
95*
854
94
975*
995*
38
395* Sale
18
Sale
175*
115* Sale
105*
134
143
Sale
225* Sale
General Refractories.......*
Voting trust certificates..*
Gen Steel Castings pref
•
96
395* Sale
205* Sale
105* Sale
65*
5
•
...5
Sale
315* Sale" "315* "32""
155* Sale
1654 Sale
53
55
535*
57
265* Sale
265*
265*
1L>5*
1205* 1245*
24
265*
265* Sale
9
10
10
105*
1*8
............
Sale
117
5*
General Asphalt..........10
Preferred
24
15 %
in
General Bronse
General Cable..
Sale
113
95
Trsnsp Corp.....5
General Baking Co......
Sale
Sale
*zh
455*
Preferred......
Gen Amer
82
Sale
Sale
135*
....
...
6,900
850
%'
7
Fourth Nat'l Investors.....!
Fox Film class A
♦
66,200 General Public Service.....*
58,000 General Ry Signal..........*
21,900
60,300
11,200
131,500
6,800
20,900
70
2l
3
w
3
15* Sale
65* Sale
50
•
Franklin Simon pref. .....100
Free port Texas Co......... 10
25*
22 %
33
Foeter-Wheeler...
...*
7% conv preferred........*
Foundation Co
Ak
>1 J*
I §g sill4
40
f
5
Sale Prices
61
112
-
450
800
Preferred series A
...100
First National Stores
;.*
Florshelm Shoe (The) cl A..*
{Follansbee Bros
*
Food Machinery Corp......*
Sale
46
5% Sale
25
Sale
1155* 115
17
14% Sale
80
78%
80
52
64% 50
35*
45*
10
3,870,300 Gen Motors Corp,.........10
Preferred (5)... .........*
69,800
8,700 Gen Outdoor Advertising. A*
Common—
22,500
........
38,320 General Printing Ink.......*
4,290
Preferred...
...._*
5,180
44,800
43,800
3
2
■
Pederal Motor Truck...*;...*
Federal Screw Works....a..*
Federal Water Service A....*
Firestone Tire Ac Rubber
74
125* Sale
17% Sale
25* Sale
1
100
—
......
.1,600
4,900
,
'
*
50
Preferred
.......*
Federal Mining Ac Saselt..l00
Preferred...
215*
455*
65*
35*
195*
165*
455*
5*
5*
Sale
15* Sale
64
65 %
63
645*
128
130
1295* 1295* 127
55* Sale
3% Sale
35*
36
Sale
365* Sale
315*
36
Sale
36
Sale
315*
37 5* Sale
375*
39
34
45* Sale
65* Sale
45*
11
Sale
10
Sale
95*
15
13 5* Sale
155*
125*
8 Ye Sale
85*
71,
Fairbanks Co.............26
1,800 General Italian Edison
66,600 General Mills..............*
600
7,100
1,100
868,500
7,000
85*
16$
950
»
230
44
'
65*
Sale
1
■
20 5*
16
85
7,400
166,800
235,900
198,900
3.860
159,900
52,000
57,900
31,600
66,500
2,250
2,814,000
447,600
561,800
3,700
900
:
Second preferred.......100
Preferred ..............100
Fairbanks Morse Ac Co......*
7% preferred
........100
Federal Light 8c Traction..15
65*
55*
24
64^
12
■
Sale
o
5* Sale
10$
preferred .....—.*
$5.50 preferred
.......*
23 5*
148
.
45
conv
30.600 Gabriel Co (The) Class A...*
6,650 Gamewell Co (The)
133.300 Gen American Investors....*
13,600
i
g
Federated Departni't Stores.*
123,900
41,400
121,900
4,900
75,800
44,700
132,200
6,960
59,700
89,000
630,700
3,420
200,200
1,630
2,760
5,780
19,100
6,300
V
33
Fidelity Phealx Fire Ins. 2.50
470 Fllene's Sons..............*
2,060
Preferred...
..100
'
30
f
35
141
1954 Sale
475* Sale
112
130 Brie 8c Pittsburgh.........50
117,700 Eureka Vacuum Clean......5
231.600 Evans Products Co
5
12,610 Exchange Buffet Corp. ..... *
5,580
13,050
191,900
8,890
97,900
2,250
4,700
2,300
56.600
12,800
74,400
42,800
92,500
1,280
2,690
37,200
.
»
....
3V,300
*
•
25*
18,600
$4 cum preferred
90,900 Equitable Office Bldg
*
162,500 Erie..
...100
51,200
First preferred.........100
,
;
3
13,200
Preferred..
W
25,000 Endlcott-Johnaon.........50
1,960
Preferred.......
....100
38,900 Engineers Pub Service......*
;
35* Mar. 13
8
1105* Jan. 16 152
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
65* Sale
45* Sale
-fi)
.
26,600
7,800
7,900
3,200
42.400
45,100
15,300
,2.500
Aug. 22
Aug. 23
55* Sale
255* Sale
1105* Sale
7% Sale
Is
9.700 {Elk Horn Coal Corp.
'
65*
75*
55*
Sale
143
1405* 155
153
235* Sale
215*
55*
55*
65*
27
Sale
2454
1105* 1105* 110
95* Sale
75*
75* Sale
1465* Sale
Elec 81 Musical Intf—
20,700
330,200
Aug.
Sale
1
Highest
11454 1145* 11454 Aug. 16 115
Sale
155 % 160
22 % Sale
120
;
Lowest
Highest
16
13
.
Electric Boat
Lowest
Ask
Sale
114
w
Auto-Ltte
'
RANGE SINCE JAN.
1305* Sale
69K
5
•
(The)...5
Preferred.............. 100
Electric
Aug. 31
'
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
15
15
19
Aug. 27
Aug.
6
112
113
109
Aug.
9 113
Aug. 20
118
Sale
1055* Aug.
2 zl225*Aug. 27
1275* 1285* 127
Aug.
7 1305* Aug.
1
111
«
fiastman Kodak Co. of N. J.*
Preferred.
_lft
Baton Mfg.*
Kltlngoo Schild
1
Ask Bid
106 %
.
Rolling Ml|l§^
Aug.
xl6% Sale
•
690
Prefer red
„ „
1M
638.500 Du Pont de Mem 8c Co (fif) .20
33,300
i% non-voting deben
IM
7,800 OuquMne Light 1st prof4.100
160 Our ham Hot Mills pref;.„l#9
37
PRICES IN AUGUST
Bid
far
8,800 Duplan Silk..
75,300
4,200
-V
Aug.SI 1935
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
20
6
5
8
23
10
29
10
Mar. 21
Aug. 27
May 21
Aug. 12
Aug. 14
Aug.
2
25* Aug. 14
315* Aug. 14
245* Aug. 23
23
July
9
405* July 29
195* Aug, 7
705* Jan.
4 93
Aug.
25* Mar. 13
55* Aug.
18
Mar. 27 48
Aug.
235* Feb.
7 335* Aug.
1045* Jan.
2 1095* June
5* July 15
15* July
15* Apr. 26
45* Jan.
6
22
24
29
10
19
25
Jan.
7
145* May 2 18
1115* May 3 120
June 29
75* Mar. 13 115* Jan.
7
40
Mar. 15
55
Aug. 23
7
155* Mar. 13
265* Jan.
70
92
Apr. 11
25* Apr.
4
20
Apr.
3
15* June 25
55* Mar. 19
25* Mar. 15
145* May 20
185* Mar. 29
26
Mar. 26
95* Mar. 19
95* Mar. 12
265* Jan. 15
119
21
34
Jan.
10
65* Aug. 16
50
Jan.
3
35* Jan.
3
115* Aug. 17
5
Jan.
295* Jan.
295* July
375* Aug.
13
Aug.
225* July
325* May
7
3
31
10
21
15
6
2 140
May
4
Apr. 21
25
June
8
Feb.
6
55
465* July
17
Jan.
May 16
555* Aug. 3
N. Y. STOCK
38
SALES
AQGREQATB
Since
In
August
Jan. 1
1
o.ty
J
270
„
"5", 660
2,200
,
750
26,000
r
V
40
25,000
112,400
4
24
2454
2554
20
75
79
67
2854
2954
33
34
Aug. 15
3254 Aug.
6
V
25 H
if**
2954 Sale
3154
34
70,866
;
98,300
600
12
82
254
45
120
654
Preferred
12154
Powder........—•
...100
Cony
...—•
700
6,500
133,300
1,200
20,600
38,200
24,900
8,100
3,200
147,900
40,700
"7754 "7954
80
4
Holland Furnace
11454 Sale
1254 Sale
854 Sale
554
385
200
390
4154 Sale
1854 Sale
6654
6854
•7
4§*
254
654
8 54
10
6
8454
Sale'
854 Sale "
385
380
40
4054
.
2054 Sale
6554
6654
1354 Sale
3
Sale
4754
48
354 Sale ;
854
1054
1154 Sale
154 Sale
Sale
Sale
254 Sale
H
•'
6
1154
6 95
9 10654
15 2454
15 116
13 1254
8 10754
14
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
19
31
29
29
19
15
1
2
Jan. 18
354 Mar. 13
Mar. 19
4
654 Apr. 30
Jan.
4
Jan.
2
Mar. 15
63
101
16
86
Aug.
£7
554 Feb.
81 * Feb.
12754 Aug. 29
12154 Aug. 29
80
(f Aug, 10
11454 Aug.
1
1554 Aug. 21
10 f Aug. 16
385
Aug.;;3
4154
2054
6754
1654
354
Aug.' 1
Aug.*^6
Aug .7 5
Aug.'
Aug.
49
Aug.
5
Aug.
1154 Aug.
1154 Aug.
254 Aug.
.
: 9
5
19
10
17
12
27
1
254 Apr.
154 Mar.
85
Jan.
127
Jan.,
14254 Jan.
'11;
Jan,
■
:
2954 July
654 Jan.
7
754 Jan.
2
1154 Aug. 31
96
July 25
108
June
3
2454 Aug.
116
Aug.
6 1254 July
July
6 109
1
May
27
654 May
17
454 Aug.
18
2 11754 July
June
5 141
June
10 162
8 2554 June
I
1,800
450
240
310
33",500
31,600
4,400
126,200
164,400
rr 73,000
50,600
279,700
40
>
f
980
4,560
27,500
108,700
98,900
36,500
54,700
,
,101,100
229,100
.577,200
13,100
,
'
163,900
26,800
0%
3,600
4,200
r
2,300
1,160
465,800
52,500
1,200
2,200
3,800
^
....*
.
•654 Mar. 29
*
■
......
320
349,500
800
;V
,
700
1,890
39,400
97,800
■:
188,500
221,500
516,290
2,640
1,428,200
6,500
■X'.-:
6,700
;■
9,440
393,100
■
220
v:
V
2,660
1,950
141,800
3,600
62,700
24,000
37,000
500
5,500
4,400
•
50
990
45.100
137,700
49,800
65,300
111,830
61,400
13,400
15,000
21,300
15,200 •X
10,100
13,400
59,700
.
-
Kendall Co part
•
f
vio
554
13
pref sat A-.*
20 H
26
6654
6354
12454
13354
26
87
115
45
73
.
t
120
6
954
1454
1954
69
154
2054
5k
>
Laclede
•
Gas.............100
Preferred........... ...100
—•
——...*
Lambert Co (The)
Lane Bryant
A
Lee Rubber 5c Tire
654
;
1
V' 54 Apr.
5
12
2
12
27 54
19
5
I"
Libby McNeill & Libby
1054
22 54
21
*
,
(„
,
43.
'
154
154
85I
Aug." 17
254 Aug; 12
3154 Aug. 23
9754 Aug.
7
6
5
27
,1
1
7
8
15
16
"89 J4 Aug"." 23
5,
Aug. 22
654 Aug.
2
Mar 21
454 Mar. 30
40
,'
.
24
f
I
Sale
Sale
2054
Sale
Sale
Sale
8154
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
175
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
954
1054 Sale
26
26
10554 10454
2954
2954
30
46
47
4654
Sale
19
6754 Sale
1054 Sale
1554 Sale
88
87
1154
2654
11254
1254
27
—
"18
6454
954
13
81
II
25
114
,
254 "Aug."r5
154 Aug. 23
Aug. 24
Aug.
3
156
1
Aug.
1 1254
Aug. 22 2854
Aug. 29 107 Aug. 16 3154
Aug. 29 4854
Aug. 27 22
Aug. 26 7054
Aug. 28 1254
Aug.
1 1654
Aug; 7 90
Aug. *20 1254
Aug. 10 2754
,.
Aug, 20 11|
1754 Jan.
2354 Jan.
5754 Jan.
10
Jan.
Aug. 14
Aug. 20
Aug.1
Aug.
1
Aug.' 9
Aug.
1
.
,
,
Aug.'12
Aug. 12
4
May 10
Jan.
7
Aug.
7
July 18
Aug. 23
Aug. 22
Aug.
2
Aug. 23
Jan. 25
120
Sale
Sale
118
6
11
1554
Aug-
118
; '6
Aug. 26
Aug.
1
16
1954
75
19
55
!
,954 Aug.
14
Aug.
19
Aug.
69
Aug. •
15i Aug. ^
16
Aug.
,
,
Mar. 15
Mar. 18
2
1
2
1
1
8
Aug.
Jan.
23
Jan.
25
,
Sale
3454 Sale
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug, 20
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
654 Aug. 16
334
Aug. 29
Au"g'."23
"3
* Jan. 21
4254 Mar. 19
16
July
9
6054 Mar. 21
554 Mar. 13
854 May
8
3654
4854
7054 June 27
654 Mar. 13
90
29
25
June
Jan.
110
28
75
1254
1654
13 54
49
Mar. 12
3854 Mar. 13
67
68
23
19
23
14
20
14
26
4
3
12
12
Aug.19
July 23
8
9
Aug.
8
Aug. 27
11754 Mar. 15 12554 Aug. 14
Feb. 19
Feb. 19 130
Apr. 4 8254 Aug. 23
.
6
Jan. 25 2354
1
354 Mar. 1 2154
Aug. ; 8
1054 Aug. 27 1854
Aug, 6
84
Mar. 21 96
Aug.
1
1354 Mar. 13 24
Aug. 21
10
Mar. 5 19
Aug.
1
554
3
Mar. 21
Aug. 10
23
Mar. 29 38
Aug. 12
1954 Mar. 13 2654
Aug. 22
Aug.
1 10354 Apr. 26 113
5
2 ; May 21
Aug. 10
70
42
Jan. 11
Aug. 10
5654 Apr.
5 6954
Aug. 26
2254 May 16 3254
Aug. 12
16
20
14
12
12
1
16
13
14
14
12
19
754 Aug. 23
3854 Aug.
1
Aug.
Jan.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
May
July
Jan.
Jan.
Aug.
Aug.
130
50
Aug;'
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Jan"~~8
Jan.
3 36
22 12054 Apr.
.
29 27
7 46
10 26
8
7
28 11
14
30
2 10054
1 1054
3%
1
1 1354
95
2£
31 1354
2
July 29
Aug. 13
33
Jan.
7
5654 Aug. 27
-
1854 Aug. 30 2254
1654 Aug. 28 1954
1054 Aug. 27 1354
88
Aug. 20 9154
1854 Aug.
5 24
17
Aug.
9 18
454
354 Aug.
8
5 35K
3254 2754 Aug.
Sale
2554 Aug.
1 2654
110
111
Aug.
7 111
5
3
Aug.
5
454
7
75
Aug. 10 70
5954 Aug.
1 6454
63
Sale 13054 Aug.
8 3254
7
Jan.
Aug.
1 11554 Mar. 20 120
854
354 Mar. 13
8
Aug. 14
654 Mar. 12 1354
1354 Aug. 14
754 Feb.
6 1654
1654 Aug.
9
1554 Jan. 17 2154
2154 Aug.
7
34
Mar. 7 69
69
Aug.
1
254
54 Apr.
4
15^ Aug. 12
6
Apr.
4 22
22
Aug. 12
Sale
88
90
2354 Sale
1654
18
354
4
10
Jan.
1267
2054 Sale
1854 Sale
13
3
Jan.,
154
54 July 11
155
May
7
454 Mar. 13 1254
2154 Jan. 15 2854
9854 Jan.
2 107
Aug. 19
Aug.' 1
Aug; 15
2 "8254
?70
7
4
10
May ^9
Jan.
2 152
454 Aug. 19
Mar. 15
354 Aug. 30
June 20
"154^Mar."15
r
Aug!
Sale1
80
26
31
2
19
26
21
21
7
7
2254 Jan. 15 2954 Aug. 27
Mar; 14
12354 July 11 130
,- Aug.
8
5854
5854 5854 Aug, ,22
Aug. 27
6654 Sale
60J4 Aug; 7 68
126
134
2 12554 Aug. 14
13354 153
2
'
67
125
3
29
19
17
21
Aug.
July
Jan.
Aug.
Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
354 Jan.
*
1
54 Aug.
% Aug.
18
27
May 14
July 31
;25| Mar. 16 254
2354 May
7 33
6054 Mar. 13 9754
109
Jan.
7 130
4654 Mar. 22 8954
5
254 Feb. 27
.'4
Mar.
1
654
854 Mar. 15 1954
454
254 May 27
<
5
254 Apr. 26
954 May 21 1854
3
154 May
1
854
454 Mar. 7
5
254 July 11
4254
26
June
1
14954 Jan. 15 18454
35? Mar. 12 754
Aug.,
Aug.
1954 Aug. 23
Aug.
354 Aug." 1
Aug.
3
Aug.
2
Aug.
1554 Aug. 19
Aug.
254 Aug. 10
Aug.
854 Aug. 23
Aug.
454 Aug. 19
Aug.
5
Aug.
7 4154 Aug. 21
Aug. 14
Aug.
7 184
754 Aug. 13
Aug; 28
225?
1
Aug. 29 3154 Aug.
34H
Aug.
8 5654 Aug. 27
Aug. 31 14954 Aug, 6 135
454 Aug. 19 •154
Aug.
1
1J4
354 Aug. 30
Aug. 3
7'i|i Aug"'"!
104
"38"" Sale"
;
Forfootnotes see page
"2" ?254
7
1
.
2
,
68 54
(The)........*
Lehn 5c Fink Products Co. .5
254
654
1354
: 354
254
1254
42
1954
4 54
554
Lehman Coro
5
Aug. 13
Aug.. 1
Aug.
1
Aug. 14
21
22
Sale
2354 Sale
41
454154
Sale
2254
2454 Sale
2354 Sale
5
754
654
554
654
954
1054 Sale
1054 Sale
12
Sale
12
14
Sale
100
10054 10054 10154 100
854 Sale
754
854 Sale
2
254 Sale
2
Sale
1154 Sale
854
854 Sale
90
9154 Sale
92
Sale
1254
1254 Sale
1254 Sale
12
19 54
9
......
954 Mar. 14
15
Apr. 11
2754 Aug.
1 2954 Aug. 27
Sale
Aug. 27
12654 12354 Aug. 14 127
2954
126
Sale
454 Sale
30
3354 Sale
26
2554 Sale
109
111
Sale
3
3
3^
66
65
70
62
5954 Sale
31
3054 Sale
73
50
Lehigh Valley Coal.........*
Preferred...
50
.....
Aug.
"83""Aug,"
554
754 Sale
254
354 Sale
31
3954 Sale
181
18254 179
554
654 Sale
2854
2954 Sale
55
Sale
5054
140
140
Sale
*
254
354 Sale
254
354
354
18
99%
Cement..50
Lehigh Valley
1354
Sale
Sale
1854
1254
9154
1954
'■
55
Preferred..—.........100
Lehigh Portland
Sale
2
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
22
28
Kimberly-Clark
*
Kinney (G R)—........—*
8%
3
11054
85
954
Kresge (S S) Co
3
1254
1254 Sale
13 54
553,300 Libbey-Owens Ford Glass...*
»
78
16k
Copper ——*
Kennecott
284.500 Kroger Grocery 5c Bak
-
600
-
Conv class B...........—1
Kelvinator Co
preferred.............*
—.—.—.--10
preferred.—.......100
3,100
3,900 Kresge Dept Stores.........1
470
8% preferred....—...100
9,400 Kress (S H) 5c Co
*
840
v
6% preferred.............*
Kelsey Hayes Wheel—
Convertible class A.......1
7%
60
1,600
37,100
3154
4854
1854
7054
1054
12
600 Kelth-Albee Orpheum pf-100
269,500 ! Kelly Springfield Tire
5
2,300
106
9754
354
654
.
100
54
54
954
2754
65
International Silver
9
4
19
Jan.
II
338"
Feb.
5 412
3054 Mar. 14 42
,,
654 Mar. 13 2054
•497 Jan.
2 6854
954 Mar. 15 1754
354
154 Mar. 13
43
Jan. 15 56
554
254 Feb. 27
-654 Mar. 14 1354
•654 Mar. 26 1254
"
S1
Ink——*
Preferred ..—........100
International Salt.........*
62,870 Kaufman Dept Storejs ..112.50
5
79.700 Kayser(J) 5c Co........
22,800
5,600
2854 Sale
126
123
800 Kansas City Lt 1st pf Ser B *
32,700 Kansas City Southern—100
Preferred. .————100
21,000
30
14554 Sale
254 Sale
254 Sale
""154 Sqle
"4,310
8,700
7,800
24,200
23,000
Sale
31
854
•
Preferred......—.....100
International Shoe.....
Sale
5254 Sale
14H
Aug;
86
Aug.
May
9 128
28 12154 Aug.
4 8154 Jan.
July
25 118
15 1554 Aug.
12
,
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
354
8954
454
654
1854
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
3
Sale
Sale
Sale
654 Sale
3154 Sale
101
Class C
}
Aug. 27
130
182
«'
*
Internat Printing
3
29
1,
of Canada..*
—100
Internat Paper pref 7%—100
Internat Paper k Power cl A *
1254
21
5354
; 754
254
2654
9254
'
2354
Preferred..—.
Class B
6
18%
50 Jollet & ChlcJRR 7% gtd—100
26,110 Jones 5c Laugh Steel pref. 100
17,800
23,200
103,390
1*
2H
125 H
29,900 Jewel Tea Inc..——.....—*
537,500 Johns-Manville ————*
Preferred..
—100
3,735
"
8354
254
654
1354
354
254
1354
254
ihH
Internat Nickel
,
Sale
127
4
280
74,700
95
105
26
WU
Certificates..............*
...100
Intercontinental Rubber...*
Inter lake Iron...———*
Internet Agricultural......*
Prior preferred—......100
Int Business Machines.....*
Internet Carriers Ltd—...1
Internet Cement—
......*
Internet Harvester,........*
7% preferred—
—100
Internat Hydro-Elec Sys A.25
Internet Mercan Marina.—*
..........
3,400
.
:
1354
45
10®
7% preferred
.......100
Internet Tel 5c Tel
*
Interstate Dept Stores...—*
Preferred-....—.——10®
Intertype Corp............*
Island Creek Coal
-.1
Preferred..
....1
660
10
;
Sale
254 Sale
2654 Sale
Preferred
15,500
61,300
153,100
43,200
6,210
20,400
50,000
20,400
i
6,640
1,582,800
105,800
3,400
23,600
22,200
470
-
tfnterboro Rap Tran ▼ t c 100
Hnt Rys of Cent Amer—..*
24",500
'i;;
6,000
22,700
48,000
6,000
*^Sale
8
2 54
Inspiration Cons Copper..20
Insuranshares Ctfs Inc...—1
10,200
"8",800
19
54
40
preferred...........100
Inland Steel—
1,274,500
155,600
1,500
:
1,150
,
380
1,330
5,100
49,300
33,000
14,500
3,700
25,300
21,800
61,300
1,200
74,400
6,200
15
<■
,
1,700
80,500
3,400
1454 Sale
18
2254
54
Sale4
754
9
254
254
3054 Sale
9454
97 v
1554 Sale
954
454,500 Illinois Central......—100
t% pref series A.......100
9,600
Leased line stock...... 100
3,070
RR sec stock ctfs aer A1000
4,190
5,800 Indian Refining—. ...—10
390,200 Industrial Rayon Corp.....*
53,500 Ingersoll-Rand——.....—*
79,700
19
15
26
24
15
25
17
24
i-:'* V
71 v Mar.
122 ;; Feb.
12154 Aug.
'7354 Apr.
104
Jan.
554 Mar.
16 54 Aug. 14
2354 Aug. 13
5554 Aug. 13
31
June 29
34
1
\
Aug. 23
7
9954 Jan.
V-.v *"■>..
Aug. 16
Aug. 23
79
15
2154 Jan.
54 Apr.;
8054 Aug. - 6
zl23
Aug. - 1
12154 Aug. 28
7754 Aug. 24
112
Aug. ,14
1154 Aug.; 1
: 754 Augx 8
380
Aug. 27
39
Aug. 27
1754 Aug.
2
6454 Aug. 23
1354 Aug.' 2
254 Aug.
1
4454 Aug, ,19
354 Aug?
1
854 Aug.", 1
954 Aug; 2
I 154 Aug.
Mar.
Aug., 16
9
26
28
30
2
' Aug. 20 11154 Aug.
1
14054 Aug.
1 14054 Aug.
159
2
Aug. 12 15954 Aug.
2454 Aug. £3
2154 Aug. 27
j 2354
15
254 Sale
4854 Sale
354 Sale
20
«
2954 Aug.
1
* Aug. 20
34
104
—
126
12754
12154 122
77
78
11154 113 ;
Sale
14
'<
Mar.
7454 Aug~." "2
110
141
83
85
Sale
zl23
44
preferred....——•
.....*
Hollander (A) Ac Son........5
Homestake Mining
...100
Houdaille-Hershey cl A ....*
Class B....—........—•
1,033,000
11,400 Household Finance part pf 50
57,200 Houston Oil of Texas.....100
Voting trust certificates.25
91,800
276,300 Howe Sound rot trust ctfs..5
38,200 Hudson 5c Manhattan..-.108
Preferred..
——100
13,700
567,800 Hudson Motor Car.......—*
370,300 Hupp Motor Car Corp.....10
16,600
8254
40
104 54
Preferred called—
Hercules
12.200
200,000
52,200
13,600
98,400
11154 107
131
14054 Sale
155
15954 160
22
2254 Sale
;
110
65
94
! Mar.
4
48
Aug,; 1
—
Feb.
""
254 May 13
4354 May 14
1
16
7
3
29
29
Feb.
Apr.
"354 Sale" ""354 Sale" ""254 Aug." 3 ""454 Aug"." 17
1
Motors...—--—*
•
1
19
6
12
79
1054 Aug.
8854 Aug.
*
105
Aug.
22 54 Aug.
116
Aug.
118
954 Aug.
1154
1154
Aug.
10354 10654 105
-
Sale
10754 Sale
141
?
preferred-.——100
Hercules
112
12
*
Ry
17,300 Hershey Chocolate
•
42,900
•
7%
20
900
77
Preferred....——100
»,
43,800
4,100
20
1,100
Highest
Sale Prices
Aug. 16
Aug. 23
Aug. 23
28
1154
96
9054
9454 9554
10654 Sale
10554 Sale
2454 Sale
2354 Sale
20
A........—1
preferred——100
,•
11
26
6
28
"M "J*
"454
•p
0%.......—100
Havana Elec.
530
6,200
,
3 H
'168,600 Hayes Body—
......---2
40,500 Hazel-Atlas Co............25
5,100 Helme (G W)———25
y
100
12,000
;
;,
370
-;
2,500
; 100
•
26
Hat Corp class
6,010
18,500
V
-
Preferred
820
620
r
22
2f* W
6
12
2
5
1
6
Aug;
Aug.
Aug.
Aug,;.
Aug.
.154
2454
654
1854
154
154
2454
2754
654 Sale
1954 Sale
2154
23
67
Sale
fi
.
I
1,480
Lowest
Sale Prices
••
Sale Prices
2
Aug.
6
30 - Aug.
6
9
Aug. 16
Sale Prices
Ask
Ask Bid
Bid
Par
....25
10,010 Hackensack Water
Preferred A...—.——25
2,090
141,500 Hahn Department Stores...*
......10
27,800 Hall Printing..
*
11,910 Hamilton Watch..
Preferred. ............100
2,060
*
7,180 Hanna (M A) Co $7 pref
125,100 Harbison Walker Ref.....—•
1,900
Highest
Lowest11
Aug. 31
1
Aug.
Auo. 311935
.
;•
.
i;
:
to
•
36,700 Guantanamo Sugar
Preferred
——109
2,280
9,400 Gulf Mobile Ac Northern..100
.........100
16,300 j." Preferred
13,100 Gulf States Steel.-........-*
7% 1st preferred.......100
1,330
4,600
6,700
7,100
490
,
.
1
July 1 1933
EXCHANGE
Shares
Shares
1
2,900
100
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN AUGUST
Low from
STOCKS
>
N. Y. STOCK
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
12
Mar. 22
1954 Mar. 27
2254 Aug. 10
5
May 13
Aug.
1
Jan.
Jan.
Aug.
Aug.
7
7
9
7
Aug.
1
Jan.
17
Aug.
12
July 18
July 26
Jan.
9
July
9
Aug. 21
July 16
Jan.
3
Jan. 23
Aug. 22
Apr.
9
Aug. 10
Aug. 10
Jan.
7
Aug. 12
16
27
Aug.
46
Aug. 20
2854 Jan.
8
Jan.
3
9
7
854 Mar. 14 1254 Jan.
7
1054 Mar. 14 1754 Jan.
June 21
8954 Jan.
3 102
115£ Jan.
7
5
Mar. 13
3 54. Aug. 14
154 Mar. 13
55? May 1 1354 Aug. 14
Aug. 12
6754 Mar. 28 95
1754 Jan. 25
10 H July 23
754 Aug. 23
654 Aug. 16
1
2154 Mar. 30 3854 Aug.
Sept., 1935]
AGGREGATE
n. y. stock
SALES
In
Since
August
Jan. 1
Shares
STOCKS
Shares
7,800
n. y. stock exchange
24,500
200
6,290
700
6,700
3,100
v
11,100
17,400
91,000
3,600
9,700
8,900
4,700
1,980
47,600
•
i
>
;
700
26,900
8,200
35,200
2,600
Sale
223*
1183* 113
1182* Sale 1152*
1603* 163
1603*
172*
173* Sale
Sale
23
212*
Sale
34
32
31
33 3* Sale
403* Sale
412*
1053* 1053* 1043*
13* Sale
12*
13*
12*
12
402* Sale
373*
1242* Sale 1212*
243* Sale
242*
1392* Sale
.....
Lima Locomotive Works.
Link Belt Co
....
Liquid Carbonic
Loew'a
....
Incorporated
Preferred
Loft Incorporated.......
Long Bell Lumber A.....
Loose-Wiles
Blsc........
1st preferred
....
Lorillard (P) common-...
Preferred
..........
I Louisiana OH
13,100
Convertible
40
"243*
442*
83*
313*
io
700
v
1,000
;
:
2,260
;
94,100
10,100
12,300
15,200
53,100
120
"""390
8,600
11,210
4,100
4,365
203,000
33,900
22,100
-
194,500
1,590
99,100
109,700
32,900
1,510
6,720
53,300
448,500
111,800
23,600
9,300
302,500
56,600
250,300
100,900
313,100
7,110
65,300
95,500
8,270
60
590
6,600
100,200
29,400
2,500
3,800
31,500
4,300
72,200
'
400
4,200
31,200
1,970
60
Maytag Co (The)...........*
Pref with warrants
Class B
•
4% preferred
......100
McGraw Hill Pub Co..
.*
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines..5
McKeesport Tin Plate......*
McKesson At Bobbins.......5
Conv pref series A......50
McLellan Stores class A.....*
Preferred
........100
.
Melville Shoe Corp......
..*
Mengel Co...
1
Preferred
100
17,790
First oreferred
...100
36,100 Minn-Honeywell Reg Co
*
1,780
6% pref aeries A........100
490
12,600
34,100
48,800
7,200
27,000
18,700
19,000
394,800
Minn Moline Pow Implem..
Preferred.,
......
tMinneapolis Ac 8t Louis. 100
Minn St Paul At S S M
Preferred
............100
Leased line
Mission
100
100
Corp..............
Mo Kan-Texas
Preferred series A
100
{Missouri Pacific .....*..100
Convertible preferred.. 100
.
Mohawk Carpet Mills
20
Monsanto Chemical Wks-.IO
1,773,250 Montgomery Ward Ac Co.....*
11,200 Morrell (J) At Co
900
150
470 Morris Ac Essex
18,800
45,200
22,000
9,800
1,200
4,500
3,200
..........50
203,100 Mother Lode Coalition.....*
219,700 Motor Products
*
187,600 Motor Wheel
5
68,600 Mulllns Mfg Corp,.........*
...
29.410
4,500
3,200
,
200
200
Convertible preferred.
*
Class A
.....7.50
Preferred new.........
572,100
3,190
155,100
67,000
791,600
11,000
259,500
564,900
570
500
Naah Motor* Co
......
Noah Chatt At St Loula..
National Acaw..........
National Aviation Corp..
National Blacult........
7% preferred
.......
Nat Cash
Reftlater......
Nat Dairy Prod Corp
470
7% preferred claaa A...
340
7% preferred class B_».
348,700 !National Dept Stores...
85,910
7% lat preferred......
1,390,400 Nat Dlatillera Prod new..
34,200 Nat Enamel & Stamp....
....
14,200 National Lead..........
4,000
Preferred A...........
2,890
Preferred B
500
150
......
319,500
900
;>
>
■
3,300
48,400
23,100
5,630
17,600
13,600
11,500
8,500
100
1
798,300
2,300
11,600
273,500
83,500
20,290
75,800
72,700
35,300
Nat Power At Lltfht..
Nat Rya of Mex let pref..
2nd preferred.........
National
Steel..........
National Supply ef Del.
Preferred.............
National Tea Co..
Natomaa
.....
Co.............
Nelsner Bros....
......
I
see page
43.
223* Sale" 202*
462* Sale
423*
92*
10
83*
343* Sale
313*
515
.1... 515
13*
:i3*
.13*
53*
,163*
53*
53*
1
32*
93*
23*
Sale
Sale
Sale
293* Sale
1463* 150
463* Sale
113* Sale
Sale
.....
99
-.1
Sale
343* Sale
82* Sale
82* Sale
83
53
Sale
2^1 7; 32*
12* m
30
Sale
53*
63*
353*
122*
992*
56
43*
353*
63*
j
293* Sale
13
Sale
473*
483*
473*
48
L013* Sale
303*
313*
113*
113*
)5
Sale
Sale
120 :
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
402*
Sale
1033*
592*
Sale
Sale
242*
Saler
183*
35
Sale
Sale
33* Sale
102* Sale
19
102*
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112
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il03 2* Sale
103
1083* 1083* 1083* 1093*
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515
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2
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2
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2 109
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36
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10
6
23* May 14
May 24
10
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52
;
20
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23
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136
Jan.
Jan.
15
323* Jan.
843* Jan.
7
Mar. 14
3
73* Apr.
3
63* Apr.
573*
73*
343*
903*
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32
83*
853*
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Mar.
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Jan.
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May
Apr.
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41
Jan.
5
26
22
24
1
58
-
105
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8
Apr.
1
523* Aug. 31
143* Aug. 12
503* Aug. 13
50
Aug. 13
2
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Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
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353* June 17
13
Jan
.
3
123* Aug. 13
Aug. 12
91
14
Aug. 16
83* Jan.
45
2
Mar.
5
153* Jan.-,
3
9
14
30
30
1
24
22
23
31
13 110
202* Mar. 20
243*
23*
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93*
83*
603*
32
23
453* Mar. 4
15 123
July 25
Mar. 12
22
2
3
7
333* Aug.
113* Jan.
93* Jan.
4 103
28
3
8
2 150
353* Mar. 29
6k Jan. 30
33
8
103* June 27
23* Jan.
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62* Mar. 14
23
10
23
7
19
22
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5
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Mar. 13
4
Aug. 30
273* Aug.
15
July
3
May
53,32Aug.
83* Aug.,
13* July
23
43* Mar. 23
1
53* Apr.
2* June 14
2
22* Jan.
32* Mar. 1
1
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8
Aug. 12
Aug. 23
May 22
Feb.
1
35
13
.
50
7
Apr. 29
Apr. 23
3
142* Aug. 12
502* Aug. 13
50
Aug. 13
102
jVug. 22
Aug. ,7
Aug. 23
123* Aug. 13
91
Aug. 12
14
Aug. 16
39
Aug. 3
122
Aug, 12
73* Aug. 19
42
Aug. 27
14
Aug. 23
110
Aug.
9
603* Aug. 14
53* Aug. 30
Aug. 30
Aug.
7
35
Aug.
1
52* Aug. 22
112* Aug.
5
193* Aug. 31
115
Aug. 12
*1032* Aug. 1
283* Jan.
133* Mar. 15
10,, Mar. 28
523* Aug. 31
19
May 14
Aug. 20 515
29
,
Feb.
8 130
3* Feb.
4
Jan.,
303* Aug. 13
Aug.
46
24
.
93* Aug.
7
12* Aug. 20
33 2* Aug.
2
113* Aug. 12
.73* Aug. 1
150
Jan.
Feb.
.16
,13* Aug.
6
7
Aug.
6
62* Aug. 15
52
Aug. 30
272* Aug. 23
142* Aug. .24
23* Aug.
5
5j,32 Aug. 7
83*. Aug. 19
2* Aug. 27
,
_
1
182* June
1
303* Apr.
2
53* Jan.
182* Jan. 16
.
148
523* Sale
Aug.
Aug,
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
243* Aug.
I
50
Aug. 12
10
Aug. 23
35
Aug. 24
Aug."
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
293* Aug.
Aug.
463* Aug.
113* Aug.
48
Aug.
49
Aug.
982* Aug.
29
Aug.
83* Aug.
82* Aug.
82
Aug.
93* Aug.
343* Aug.
118
Aug.
6
Aug.
342* Aug.
12
Aug.
992* Aug.
55
Aug.
33* Aug.
31
Aug.
22
Aug.
262* Aug.
33* Aug.
102* Aug.
16
Aug.
109
Aug.
1013* Aug.
108
Aug.
148 3* 150
93*
92*
372* Sale
«
83*
12*
292*
83*
> 53*
303*
10
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120
35
192*
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122*
13*
12*
13*
5 31-32; 6
i 52*
8
Sale
72*
3*
53*
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12
15
13
15
12
6
15
9
Aug."
603* Aug.
5k Aug.
413* Aug.
273* June
353* July
53* Aug.
133* May
193* Aug.
115
Aug. 12
105
July 30
T1113* June 19
'
4
Sale
5
Sale
49
483*
3*
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123*
33*
73*
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33*
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17
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603*
622*
63
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3* Sale
342* Sale
103* Sale
122* Sale
78
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4
4$
513*
3* Sale
1
12
Sale
42*
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2
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12:
.
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60
63
61
312*
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92* Sale
.
3*
332*
83*
113*
:77
103*
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83*
323*
1503*
172*
163*
1043*
1043*
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223*
263*
323*
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33*
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23*
16
70
Sale
64
52* Aug. 22
1
533* Aug. 22
Aug. 15 <
% Aug. 27
9
Aug.
12*
Aug. 28
:Aug. 12
Aug. 271
22* Aug.
8
Aug. 31 132* Augv;5
1
Aug.
Aug. 13
1 123* Aug. 14
Aug.
5
Aug.
23* Aug. 14
Aug.
32* Aug., 12
Aug.;
183* Aug., 7
Aug.,. 20 743* Au.g 26
Aug., 2 362* Aug. 10
29
8
602* Aug.
23
63
Aug.
1
1
Aug.
3* Aug. 24
2
Aug.
393* Aug. 24
Aug. 30 103* Aug.
1
Aug. 20 13
Aug.
9
2
82
Aug.
Aug.
9
Aug. 23
113* Aug. 21
.,
2§
65
Aug. 21
16
153*
17
142* Sale
383* 40
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Sale
Sale
Sale
1
93*
93* Aug. 23
19*
60
Sale
143* Sale
37
383*
3*
'
I
23*
13*
92*
17
Aug.
Aug.
,
Sale
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
13
37
8
6
9
sp
ils
Aug. 24
Aug. 21
Aug.
2
162*
233*
82*
103*
322*
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug. 26
393* Aug. 27
153* Sale
17
213*
73*
8
82*
10
Sale
282* Sale
1482* 152
Sale
163* Sale
Sale
153* Sale
1082* 1103* Sale
1063* 106
1072*
2
23* Sale
Sale
252* Sale
Sale
292* Sale
Sale
253*
273*
195
1723* 180
164
1563* 1603*
7 292*
24
Aug. 27 323*
181
Aug. 28 185
1593* Aug. 13 161
>
Sale
140
93*
Sale
161
L40
Sale
642* Sale
163* Sale
Sale
103* Sale
11
Sale
138
140
113* Sale
2*
13*
2*
.
44,080 Newberry Co (J J)..,...
1,940
7% preferred.......
.100
For footnotes
Sale
.•*
...
28,100
18,200
66,500
13*
52*
83*
2*
22*
83*
12*
322*
92*
73*
Class B
14,000 Munslngwear
.....*
1,071,500 Murray Corp of America.. 10
14,300 Myers (F E) At Bros.........
124,300
Sale
48
164,600 Midland Steel Products.....*
55,000
16,800
7,600
5,300
4,820
115,100
114,200
173,900
31,100
75,700
89,575
123,000
14
45
tMcCrory Stores...........*
130
26
Sale
*
*
328,400
192*
S3 preferred ex-warrants..
$6 1st preferred
McCall Corp
•
..
4,400
1,100
1,400
300
56,300
12,860
205,800
4,900
1,500
7% preferred...........100
May Dept Stores ..........10
580 Merch Ac Min Transp Co....*
300,900 Mesta Machine Co
.......5
83,300 •Kami Copper..............5
227,400 Mid-Continent Petroleum. 10
:
91,400
370
340
Mathleson Alkali Work# ....*
.
3,900
43,600
115,200
5
5
....
-
90
2,200
242,700
2,100
Manhattan Shirt..........25
Maracalbo Oil Explor
1
202,200 Marshall Field Ac Co
•
25,500 Martin Parry Corp.........*
20,200
-
.100
....
42
Sale
>
48
7% gu.100
..... ...
22,900
29,200
,
*
.........
5% guar...
...
V; 2,000
82,200
32,900
41,700
30,400
1,220
2,400
160
Mod
4,580 Market Street Ry
100
530
Preferred...
100
9,110
Prior preferred
100
1,870
Second preferred...
100
66,800 Martin-Rockwell Corp. (Del.) 1
10
;
Broa
tManhat'n Ry Co.
94,200 Marancha Corp........
278,500 Marine Midland
7,600
42,100
14,600
64,800
Mahoning Coal RR Co_____50
tManatl Sugar..
......100
7% preferred...........100
Mandel
3*
102*
,233*
40
Aug.
442*
203* Aug.
242*
1163* Aug. 14 1243*
'
Mar. 14 243* Apr. 22
120
Apr.
Aug.
6
122
Apr.
Aug.
6
Jan.
1673* May
4'
June
193* Apr,.25
Mar. 14 243* Jan.
5
Mar. 13 34
July 18
243* Mar. 13 34 J* July 29
9
313* Feb.
7 443* July
5
102
Feb.
1 1083* Apr.
1
Mar. 15
2
12* Jan.
23* Feb. 14
13* June
1
33
Apr. 25 412* July 25
Apr.' 16
1213* July
6 130
183* Mar. 26 253* Aug. 27
124
Apr.
5 1442* Aug-.
7
2* July 16
13* Jan.
7
43* June 19 143* Jan.
8
102* Mar. 18 233* Aug. 19
34
Mar. 29 473* Jan.
7
,122* Mar. 26 242* Aug., 22
903* Jan.
4 1243* Aug. 24
...
Sale
Sale
Sale
323*
.....*
222,400 Macy (R H) Co, Ine
•
44,500 Madison Sq Garden » t c..*
85,300 Magma Copper
......10
650
29
412* 413* Aug. 28 46
1292* 1283* -i— 127
Aug. 8 130
220",500
(
39
40
Sale
35,700
13,300
3,800
■
Sale
Sale
21
943*
.932*
1513*
163*
133*
173*
30 122
Aug.,
27 1643* Aug. 30
6
193* Aug. 17
28 232* Aug.
20 34
Aug. 31
22 333* Aug.
9 422* Aug. 13
22 1053* Aug.
2
1 ,:-vl3* Aug.
8
5
23* Aug. 27
30 41
Aug.
5
26 126 J Aug. 16
5 253* Aug. 27
27 1442* Aug.
7
46
127
48",200
Meek Truck lnc
28
Aug.
Aug.
Apg.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
1053* 1042*
Sale
13*
Sale
12*
Sale
373*
122
1213*
242* 24
1393* 139
% 5
2* Aug.
72* Aug.
93*
Sale
183* Aug.
1192* 120
preferred..
23,000 MacAndrews Ac Forbes Co..10
:730
Preferred.. ............100
Mackay Cos pref.........100
Sale Prices
Sale
41K
23
Highest
Sale Prices
222* Aug. 24 232* Aug, 13
1173* Aug. 27 120
Aug.
'
Sale
Lowest
Sale Prices
1163* 115
1643* 159
183* 172*
Sale
202*
Sale
Sale
Highest
Sale Prices
-
233*
Sale
...100
1
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Lowest
Ask
117
Sale
.......
bH% preferred
.....
;
7
23**
102,000 Louisville Gas & Elec A
,7, 63,400 Louisville At Nashville
150,000 Ludlum Steel
1,700
,
Ask Bid
116..
com
"B"...
Preferred....
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
Aug. 31
Aug.-, 1
Bid
Life Savers Corp
Ll0f>ett & Myers Tob
39
PRICES IN AUGUST
Low from
July 1 1933
Aug.311935
46,800
26,100
175,090
14,900
33,700
21,700
61,600
145,800
847,300
20,000
54,600
26,600
52,900
4,520
379,600
8,040
74,900
600
9,000
exchange-stocks
273*
*27,X
592* Sale
114
Sale
a
143* Aug.
Aug.
73* Aug.
72* Aug.
273* Aug.
1503* Aug.
163* Aug.
142* Aug.
1083* Aug.
1063* Aug.
20
12* Aug.
223* Aug.
252* Aug.
,
93*
2*
Vs
Sale
62
173*
18
722* Sale
16
66
92*
68
Sale
92*
102*
102*
30
273*
60
603*
593*
114
1123* 114
102*
273*
28
7
20
1
28
5 152
28
8
183*
163*
2 1103*
5 108
3
23*
1
283*
33* Mar. 15
31v
1
Mar.
6
29
9
13*
103*
i(23*
53*
55
14
12
1
19
10
8
31
1
5
6
2 140
Aug.
2
1
Aug.
17
142*
19
Aug. 19
1
Aug.
17
2
68:
Aug.
26
1
20 3i
Aug.
17
9 77!
Aug.
17
11
8
Aug.
12
Aug. 22 113* Aug. 26
Aug. 29 312* Aug. 12
61
1
9
Aug.
Aug.
1 1152* Aug.
Aug.
9
8
30
13
29
613* Apr. 18
3* Apr.
4
173* Mar. 18
73* Mar. 12
7
Mar. 13
363* Jan. 11
93* Aug. 23
93* Aug. 23
65
.: Aug. 21
133* Mar. 26
43* Mar. 13
30
Jan. 12
11
28
Jan.
22
7
213* Mar. 12
563* Aug. 29
1
9
Mar. 14
Mar.
Apr.
July
May
1
July
13* Mar.
103* Mar.
.
17
15
3
17
-
AMar- hi
3*Apr. 24
<
3
3
4
66
Feb.
65^
May
May
Aug.
Jan.
July
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
1
393*
1134
133*
82
113*
Jan.
Jan.
343* Feb.
Aug.
July
185
Aug.
1623* May
1403* July
143* Aug.
ill
1
Mar. 19
Mar. 18
Mar. 13
Mar. 20
3*
683*
203*
773*
Mar. 13
Jan. 15
113*
June
Jan.
Jan.
25
24
-
1
24
7
23
9
21
24
65
21
183*
2
143*
26
393* May 17
113*
7
12
4
7
Jan,
Jan.
Mar.
July
10
183* Aug.
7
773* June 12
363* Aug. 10
July
Aug.
July
Aug.
Aug.
July
July 25 1103* Aug.
Aug.
5 108
Aug.
18
18
26
Mar. 15
11
163* May 16
63* Jan.
7
143* Jan.
7
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
9
7
\Jan. 14
Apr.
3
193*
Mar. 14 273*
Mar. 13
83*
Feb. 26
103*'
Apr.
1
333*
Mar. 7 152
Mar. 14
183*
Mar. 21
173*
Apr. '2
May
2
May 31
2
53* Jan.
573* July
3* Jan.
23* July
4
July
Jan.
Jan.
7
8
25
9
16
17
12
23
28
19
17
16
21
8
5
23
30
17
10
2
Aug. 26
Aug. 17
Aug. 17
Jan.
4
123* May 24
313* Aug. 12
2
61
Aug.
9
25 1183* Apr. 23
6
N. Y, STOCK
40
sales
aggregate
to
EXCHANGE
8
Aug. 23
7
Aug.
7
Aug. 16 27
Aug. 8 25%
11%
Aug.
1
19
Aug. 27 23%
5%
2% Aug.
5
11%
7% Aug. 27
130
Aug. 19 136
New York Control
29.400 N. Y. Chicago * ?t Louis. 1 §0
Preferred series A
1M
94,800
...IS»i
1,850 New York Dock...
6% preferred... .......Ik
5,646
K>
2,020 New York A Hsrlem
19%
non-cuss
pref..... 89
"% Aug.""3
_•
54,000 {N Y Investors loc
10 N Y Lackswanne 8c West.190
303,200 N Y NHS Hartford..190
Convertible prefer red.. 189
183,200
40.100 N Y Ontario A Western.. Its
x
' i'****.
24,900 NY Rye pf
Preferred stamped......
200
N f Shipbuilding........
170,200
1,760
5,230
4,500
287,200
7,200
23,800
3,410
100
Sale
79
4%
8%
3%
%
1%
11%
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
75
Aug.
Sale
84% Aug.
Sale
96
Sale
36% Aug.
% Aug.
Sale
Sale
3%
1
..189
T%preferred
New York Steam
prof 4%—
7% 1st preferred.........*
Ltd.........*
{Norfolk Southern .......199
Norfolk A Western....... 180
Preferred..............109
Noranda Mine*
1%
Sale
185
105
Sale
Sale
Sale
m
'
New.
......
10% Sale
10%
1%
16%
20%
4%
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
85
100
6%
7% Sale
18%
Sale
123
124% 125
10%
16% Sale
66
80
82%
49%
50
60
115%
93%
Aug.
22
Oppenheim Collins A Co.
Elevator............
-•
9% preferred...........
90
Otis
Otis 8teel... .............
Prior preferred.........
Outlet Co.....
289
.....—...
.
.........10
2,780 Pacific Coast
First preferred.........*.*
1,610
3d preferred............**
1,940
434,000 Pacific Gas A Else ........38
222,600 Pacific Lighting Corp.....
*
24,600 Pacific Mills
15,700 Pacific Teleph A Telegr..l99
referred... ........... 188
3,230
94,000 Pacific Western OU.......
1,372,000 Packard Motor Car.....—
5
8,300 Pan Amer Pet A Trans
16,800 Panhand Prod A Ref......*
8% preferred
......180
2,940
76,900 Paramount Pictures new—1
1st preferred...
...100
3,900
2d preferred
10
68,200
{Paramount Publix Corp—
Certificates of deposit.. 19
1,500,500
1
19,600 Park A Tllford
738,400 Park Utah Cons Mines..—1
30,200 Parmelee Transport Co.....*
........
253,000 Paths Bxch.
84 preferred class A ......*
124,300
13,100 Pathe Film Corp
198,800 Patlno Mines A Ent Cons ..*
I
28,600 Peerless Corp
47,300 Penlck A Ford.............*
255,800 Penney (J C) Co............*
Preferred.
....109
34,300
10
61,400 Penn Coal A Coke.....
Penn-Dixie Cement....
*
i 69,300
..
Sale
,
iH
lV>
18,800
f% preferred series A
188
* -...59
927,500 Pennsylvania
30,200 People's Drug Stores Ine ...*
Preferred..............188
206,000 People's Gas L A Coke...190
990
Sale
110% 123
12 % Sale
72% Sale
49% Sale
115
95%
2%
6%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
11%
16
168,300
213,800
4,210
Sale
Sale
10%
Sale
74 %
72
Sale
ii
43
Sale
32%
116%
Sale
3%
21
14
2%
Sale
Sale
Sale
10
Sale
.........
Sale
Sale
67%
Sale
Sale
8% preferred..........
Pierce Petroleum
%
......
Sale
Pllsbury Flour Mills......
79%
Pirelli Co of Italy A
60 Pitts C C & St L RR Co...
31,700 Pittsburgh Coal (of Pa)...
11,200
4% preferred
Sale
_
.
„
.
Sale
.....
198
330 Pitts Ft Way A Chic pref.
Sale
156,000 Pittsburgh Screw A Bolt.
7,730 Pittsburgh Steel pref
Sale
189
4,400 Pitts Term Coal
1,470
4% preferred.......... 109
35
28,800 Pittsburgh United
Pref conv_._.
...199
11,320
3,000 Plttsb A West Vlrglnls..l89
4,800 Pittston Co (The)..........*
312,400 Plymouth OH... ...........8
72,600
19,300
12,400
176,700
113,400
56,900
255,100
4,630
Poor A Go Mass
Class B.
.....
.
{Postal Teleg A Cable pr*fl99
{Pressed Steel Car commoi
7% preferred...........189
Procter A Gamble.........
Preferred
wot footnotes see page
■..........*
Porto Rlcan Am Tob cl A..
43
8%..........188
1%
10%
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
L Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
3%
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
2]
46%
8% Aug.
68
Aug.
20% Aug.
6
Aug.
Aug.
58
%
3%
%
32%
65%
116%
8%
10%
35
38%
196% 179
6%
6%
39
44
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
1% Aug.
12% Aug.
2% Aug.
48
11
Aug.
Aug.
1% Aug.
8% Aug.
7% Aug.
3
Aug.
% Aug.
5% Aug.
1%! Aug.
11
51
116
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Apr.
Apr.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
11
17% Aug. 23
Mar. 26
§*
Apr. 22
4
Mar. 27
28%
Mar. 6
Mar. 18
June 19
Jan.
2 112
Jan. 14 134%
9%
July 11
5%
Mar. 13
Jan.
9 12 ,
it*
Aug. 28
12
5
Apr.
3
{June Is
Mar. 13
9
Mar.
Mar. 11
Mar. 12
5
9
7
Feb.
Jan.
Mar.
Aug. 26
Mar. 14
Aug. 15
i Aug.
1
Aug. 22
Aug** 7
Aug. 14
Aug. 12
Aug. 12
Aug. 17
Aug.
5
7
June 14
Jan.
Mar. 15
Feb. 27
Mar.
3
Vk%
32
Jan.
Jan.
2
7
8
9
24% Jan. 11
4
19% Feb.
11% May 23
Jan.
22% Aug. 23
45
July
9
76% Aug. 20
8
12
9
June 15
Jan.
4
Aug. 12
Aug. 27
Aug. 19
Aug. 27
Jan.
8
26
1
Jan.
Mar. 21
Jan.
July
Aug.
Jan.
Mar. 12
Mar. 22
July
21
8
Apr.
27
Mar
'July 24
July 16
Apr.
8
Aug. 26
Jan.
June
Jan.
70
6]
1
12
6 44\
16 180
I Mar. 13
9
Mar. 13
49
1
Mar. 21
4
10% Anr.
1% Mar. 20
4
24% Apr.
6% June 4
Mar. 21
6% Mar.
6% Mar.
11
Mar. 19
Feb.
2
June 1
May 14
6% May 14
42% Jan. 12
2
115
Jan.
Apr. 15
Jan.
8
35^ July 19
76;
12 116;
Mar. 14
1
7
11
si*
Mar. 13
15
23
1
20
6
14
6
27
15
12
27
19
27
12
19
19
21
26
6
13
13
21
16
Jan.
ifoh
Mar. 15
1
Apr.
2
17% Jan.
6% Aug. 31
May 23
15
Jan.
4
July
8
Aug. 27
Mar.
1
6
Aug. 21
Jan.
7
5
Aug. 17
27
Aug. 17
29
Apr.
2
39
Mar. 31
116
43% Aug. 17
26
12
2
23
Aug. 12
1H Jan.
8
Feb.
Jan.
July
Apr. 26
Feb. 18
6
Apr. 18
July
7
Aug. 12
Aug. 17
Jan.
May 20
12
Jan.
Aug.
Mar. 27
Mar. 21
Aug. 30
Feb. 28
7
Mar. 30
it*
Aug. 28
Aug. 28
Mar.
Jan.
7
19>4 Aug. 14
Aug. 31
Aug. 31
12 H Aug. 31
June 20
Mar. 12
Mar. 13
Aug. 24
I Aug. 22
1 Aug. 22
L Aug. 14
Aug. 30
1
June
104
Aug.
July
2
Jan.
22
22
10
5
5
27
27
7
29
19
6
; Aug. 16
Aug. 26
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
22
July
125
17% Aug.
84% Aug.
Aug.
50
115% Aug.
Jan.
7
15
6
17
15
16
31
21
9
6
27
2
21
6
17
17
23
30
17
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
38% Aug.
70
Aug.
1% Aug.
Sale
Pierce Oil Corp..
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
9% Aug.
18
Sale
Preferred
Aug.
Aug.
Sale
...........
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Sale
{Phlla Rapid Transit Co..
7% preferred
PhUa A Reading C A1
Philip Morris A Co
Phillips Jones Corp......
Aug.
May 17
2
Jan.
100
Feb.
Sale
Sale
May
_
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
14% Aug."
28% Aug.
Sale
7,800 Phoenix Hosiery.........
74,700
11,000
68,900
43,200
1,900
70
Sale
Philadelphia Co pref 4%.
570
12% Aug.
% Aug.'
Aug.
77
Aug.
Sale
103% Aug.
4% Aug.
""5%
3% Aug.
26% 21 1 Aug.
26
Aug.
Sale
32
Aug.
Sale
Aug.
116% 115
Sale
36% Aug.
*1%
80%
103% 103%
4% Sale
3% Sale
Phelps Dodge............
Preferred
1
Sale
Sale
114
,
14
Sale
—..
Petroleum Corp..........
ao/v
Aug.
9% Aug.
Sale
1,030,600 Phillips Petroleum.......
.
Aug.
8
16
,8.800 Pet Milk
1,790
8
Aug.
4% Aug.
11% Aug.
% Aug.
14
Aug.
5
14%
4%
21%
26%
8%
Mar.
Aug.
Aug.
14
19
20
12
17
13
12
12
23
1
23
14
14
31
31
31
84
Sale
_
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
3
_
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
5%
2%
23%
38%
13%
Sale
.
May
July
Aug.
29
Jan.
Mar. 14
4
Mar. 29
June 12
Mar. 11 139
Aug.
1 112
114% Mar. 14 114% Mar. 14
% Aug. 14
% May 31
%~Aug. 14
May 22
99
May 22 99
8% Jan.
4
2% Feb. 26
"Aug. 13
16% Aug. 13
6
Feb. 26
Aug. 13
6
Jan. 19
Mar. 15
Aug. 14
Aug. 26
Mar. 29
i;
Aug. 26
Aug. 18
1]
May 22
Aug. 28
Jan.
7
16;
Mar. 14
Aug. 26
Jan.
7
87
Apr. 18
80% Aug.
3
June
5 92% July 15
90
Aug.
7
Aug.
2
May 28 100
LOO
Aug.
2
May 22
30% Jan. 15 43
40
Aug. 22
1% Aug. 13
% Aug.
6
1% Aug. 13
Aug. 26
Mar. 13 190
LOO
Aug. 26 158
June 18
99
Jan. 10 108
L06
Aug. 23
9
Mar. 13 24% Aug. 17
24% Aug. 17
35% Mar. 15 53% Aug. 16
53% Aug. 16
4% Aug. 12
2
Mar. 13
4% Aug. 12
Jan.
3 97% Aug. 16
97% Aug. 16
July 15 10% Apr. 26
99
Aug. 20
Mar. 29
99 ""Aug. 20
7
Mar. 28 21% Jan.
19% Aug.
1
44% July 25
43
Aug. 21
35% Jan. 1
Jan.
4
2j
1% July 1
1% Aug. 15
Jan.
3
Mar. 20 32 j
2
1
22
22
10
5
7
27
27
7
29
17
23
2
Sale
Mar. 12
_
9% Mar. 12
Aug.
Sale
Aug.
Aug.
110% 110
133% Aug.
138
Sale
17
14
17
29
30
July
8
28% Jan.
4
25% Aug. 17
13
Jan.
4
Jan.
7
25
5
Aug. 29
11
Aug. 30
Mar. 12
26
Aug.
14
15
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
8
13
Mar. 12
Mar. 12
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
19
Sale
3% July
Aug. 17
Aug. 21
Aug.
1
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
90
92%
7
1,600 Peoria A Eastern........
11,800 Pare Marquette..........
9,400
Prior preferred.........
7,100
Preferred..............
84 preferred
""7% Sale"
Sale
..
.
128,500
687,000
41,300
7,820
1,200
21"" Sale"
-
........
Preferred A.......—
Preferred.............. 199
30
IB
107,000 Owens.TH Glass Co.....
40,700 Pacific Amer Fisheries Inc..5
,
41
Sale
1% Sale
.........*
Omnibus Corp Vic (The) .*
Preferred A—........— 189
Aug. 20
16% Aug. 30
Aug.
6
1% Aug.
6
99
16% Sale
42
1% Sale
21
28%
11
(The)
Oliver Pans Equip
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
41
Preferred...............89
Ohio Oil Co
Aug.
Aug.
18%
48%
3%
91%
,
480
Aug.
106
Sale
.
1,391,600 North American.
9% preferred....
' 88
85,600
376,600 North American Aviation.,
43,200 North Anser Edison pref....*
; ,
900 North German Lloyd.......
1,420 Northern Central.........89
724,200 Northern Pacific.........100
2,310 Northwestern Telegraph..M
12,200 Norwalk Tire A Rubber....*
585,300
335,100
18,600
75,900
136,200
1,000
22,700
447,000
4,105
804,600
58,460
1,610
Highest
Sale Prices
5%
23%
19%
9%
73,700 Newport Industrie* Inc....I
58,500 New York Air Brek*-t....
10
Lowest
Sale Prices
7
1H
-
Highest
Sale Prices
Aug. 31
1
Aug.
Lowest
Sale Prices
Au<7.31 1935
Par
Shares
130 {New Or' Tex tk Mexico
1
1
July 1 1933
Jan. 1
1,918.700
range since jan.
PRICES IN AUGUST
Low from
STOCKS
N. T. STOCK
Since
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
Jan. 25
Aug.
6
Aug. 13
Aug. 13
Aug. 21
Jan. 11
July
25
2% Jan. 12
15
Feb. 25
3% July 29
56% Aug. 22
17% Aug. 14
2% Aug. 30
11% May 17
11% Jan.
9
4% May 10
1% Jan.
8
16% Jan.
7
3% Jan. 21
17
Jan. 21
53% July 23
*120%May 23
N. Y. STOCK
Sept., 1935]
SALES
AGGREGATE
Jan.
135,700
6,400
3,100
1,400
300
400
680
560
2,400
15,100
59,900
110
1,000
4,700
4,400
900
77,600
10,000
7,000
40
100
40,500
580
900
7,400
88,200
23,600
4,750
800
48,500
3,700
29,700
600
178,400
I
7,000
1,970
223,200
41,000
58,200
9,900
3,100
a
20
58,800
4,200
48,800
119,000
29,800
13,300
2,400
1,030
1,980
23,100
284,400
368,300
816,400
318,600
30,100
■•''V 9,800
-v;
5,100
4,650
147,100
8,ft00
69,400
567,500
1,590
9,700
w
72,300
39,100
2,810
6% pref ctfs of deposit.,
•♦ever* Com**' Ac Brass...
Class
26,200
140,000
145.700
23,500
55,800
7,000
1,200
82,700
93,500
200
111,000
7,100
11,900
5,500
4,100
300
63,100
234,000
209,500
5,800
800
5,600
14,100
39,100
Sale
5
Sale
38
4034
3734
Sale
57
50
1%
1334
IK Sale
1%
12
1
6
Sale
6%
Sale
Sale
Sale
5
A.—10
IW
Preferred
*
pref........100
Revuold* Spring Co
.....
1
Reynolds (RJ)Tob cl B..
10
Reynolds Metals Co
5conv.
10
•
Class A
Rltter Dental Mfg
Cop Mines.
Royal Dutch Co N ▼ she..
Roan Antelope
pref........100
Rutland RR.
•
.....
,
244,700
63,900
12,900
4,130
10,850
154,700
1,550,900
:
25
Shelly Oil Co
100
Preferred.
Sloss-Sheffleld Steel At Ir.100
...........100
Preferred
Snider Packing....
.....*
Socony Vacuum Oil Co
Solvay Am Inv Corp—
Inc.15
9,400
179,700
2,200
417,700
110
660
100
Sale
2% Sale
934 Sale
8% Sale
9
4234
6% Sale
7% Sale
Car
........5
nepunllc Steel Corp.......
Convertible preferred ..100
339,100 St Joseph Lead i ........10
37,400 tSt Louis-San Francisco. 100
Preferred
..........100
29,810
1,510 t Louis Southwest......100
Preferred
.........100
1,040
204,700 Safbway Stores.............*
Preferred (0)...........100
"
7,930
Preferred (7)...........100
83,40
,/\ 63,600 Savage Anns Corp..........*
685,200 Schenley Distillers Corp....5
68,930 Schulte Retail Stores......!
8% preferred
.....100
20,180
...........*
6,131 Scott Paper
{Seaboard Air Line........*
200,600
Preferred
.........100
9,400
214,800 Seaboard OH Co of Del.....*
*
5,200 Sea grave Corp (The)
865,300 Sears, Roebuck 8c Co.......*
17,900 Second Nat Investors.......1
95 conv preferred
1
10,620
Servei Inc.
1
1,050,900
......—•
154,400 Shattuck (G F)
220,610 Sharon Steel Hoop ........*
...*
54,800 Sharp Ac Dohme
Conv pref serlee A.......*
15,630
1,590 Shell Transp At Trading... £3
Shell Union OII
•
631,400
Convertible preferred.. 100
49,300
SUver King Coalition.......5
535,500
'Simmons Co
*
361,900
Slmms Petroleum.........10
78,400
3,600
200,500
5,800
1,350
46,600
1,200
36,000
224,800
370
Sale
74;
Sale
tforor
•V 4
'
430
2,580
38,500
1,140
Sale
90
Sale
,
'
900
920
Sale
1
Second preferred.......50
5,800
31,500 Real Silk Hosiery.........10
Preferred
.........100
\
1,720
12,300 Rela (Robt) Ac Co.........
1st preferred ..........100
7,200
349,300 Rem'ton-Kand ...........
1st preferred..........IVO
37,500
1(1
preferred.....
5,310
$6 preferred.
..25
f
5,200
Prior preferred
V •.*: 5,100
25
140 Renns 8c Saratoga RR Co. 100
19,700
195,700
89,900
66,300
1,600
1,300
Sale
3% Sale
9% Sale
1
Sale
3% Sale
6% Sale
4% Sale
.
80,500
5,400
49,200
213,600
72,600
5,800
1,600
1,500
1,100
18,900
5
5%% preferred.........100
So Porto Rico Sug
.......
...100
8% preferred
Sou
California
Southern
Rdlson
.25
1034
1834 Sale
Sale
10
12%
20
Sale
Sale
113
11
Sale
3134 Sale
254 Sale
1454 Sale
68
6834
54 Sale
54 Sale
30
Sale
334
334
52% Sale
2
2%
57
Sale
1054 Sale
734 Sale
17% Sale
534 Sale
4834
4934
3554 Sale
Sale
15%
69
Sale
1%
29%
Sale
Sale
A*
60
Sale
854
Sale
a
4%
44%
38
Sale
Sale
9734 Sale
1334 Sale
1234 Sale
5% Sale
Sale
11
10
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
1034 Sale
8754 Sale
93
98
Sale
35
Sale
51
Sale
2054
1154
Sale
29
4534 Sale
1654 Sale
13% Sale
111% Aug. 22
12434 Aug. 16
140% Aug.
1
Sale
11134 111% 111% 112
24
Sale
2254 Sale
144
145
147
148
21% Sale
1934 Sale
1734 Aug.
54 Aug.
1
Aug.
11% Aug.
18% Aug.
38% Aug.
106
Aug.
112 ? Aug.
9 % Aug.
30
Aug.
2% Aug.
1354 Aug.
68
Aug.
% Aug.
% Aug.
28
Aug.
334 Aug.
5234 Aug.
2
Aug.
55% Aug.
954 Aug.
7% Aug.
15% Aug.
4
Aug.
43
Aug.
3554 Aug.
9
Aug.
90
Aug.
12
Aug.
11% Aug.
5% Aug.
9
4
i
!
;
;
Southern Pacific Co......100
Sale
18% Sale
9% Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
21
-
200,400 Sparks Wlthlngton
Spear Ac Co
......
4,810
7% preferred..
...100
460
Spencer Kellogg ft Sons....*
36,700
985,800 Sperry Corp (The) v t C.....1
Splcer Mfg Co..
....
...
54,500
Convertible preferred A—*
9,090
Spiegel-May-Stern Co ....
233,800
634 % preferred
......100
2,200
Riohts
;
53,400
Standard Brands
1,236,300
Preferred.
5,420
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
434
—
.....
Stand
Com'! Tobacco....
Standard Gas ft Klec
$4 preferred.
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
....
Sale
Preferred (0%)
Sale
Preferred (7%).
......
Standard Investing Corp.
Standard OH Export pref.
Stand
80
35%
Sale
Oil of Calif
_
Sale
,
1%
113%
Sale
Standard 011 Co of Ind..
Standard Oil of Kansas...
Sale
2734
is*
22
6%
28
22
IP
iSig
8H
'
'
\ Aug. 13
2
5
7
1
2S
7
1
1
3C
31
1
3
3
13
7
2C
27
25
1
3C
31
2C
5
1
111%
2454
14734
21%
7\
64
70
90
Sale
4%
Jk*
70
3334
12%
1034
44%
Sale
5%
1754 Aug. 28
2
7
Aug.
934 Aug. 3
9
1
6% Aug.
5954 Aug. 12
7
87
Aug.
4
Aug. 24
2
4% Aug.
76
72
34
32
Aug. 16
Aug. 22
11% Aug. 20
5
11
10% Aug.
Sale
43% Aug. 16
61
Aug. 28
61% Sale
101
10354 10154 Aug. 28
2
7% Aug.
13% Aug. 30
"13% Sale
127
Sale
Aug.
6
Sale
354 Aug.
4% Aug.
534 Aug.
14
Aug.
Sale
Sale
1534 Aug.
2
1% Aug.
113% 11234 Aug.
Sale
31% Aug.
Sale
25% Aug.
5
1
Sale
14% Aug.
Aug.
8
Aug.
68% Aug.
94
Aug.
4% Aug.
5% Aug.
72
Aug.
35% Aug.
13% Aug.
1334 Aug.
46
Aug.
7154 Aug.
103% Aug.
9% Aug.
15% Aug.
128
Aug.
26
1
128% 125
Sale
Sale
22
Aug.
934 Aug.
1154 Aug.
25% Aug.
5
28
1
27%
1 %
13 113%
30
35%
6
30 *28
23
Aug. 31
9
48%
Standard Oil ef N J......
Starrett Co (The 1. S).....
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sterling Products Inc....
Sterling Sec Corp cl A....
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
1
53
433
9
18%
67%
154
534
2
43
Sale
11% Aug. 28
Preferred...
Conv 1st
Stewart
........
preferred
....
Warner Corp....
Stone ft Webster.........
{Studebaker Corp..
Sun Oil
.....
.....—.....
29,800
Preferred
6,660
Superheater Co (The)....
35,200
Superior Oil
-----142,800
98,700 Superior Steel...........
Per footnotea see page
......
.
...
43
434
43
Sale
27
1
Sale
6% Aug. 26
2
354 Aug.
65
Aug. 10
67%
119
117% Aug. 26
Sale
Sale
69%
Sale
Sale
Aug. 12
Aug. 30
7
8% Aug.
Sale
Sale
18
Sale
Sale
2
Sale
Sale
"
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
17
14
17
19
27
1
12
16
9
24
1
3
15
1
12
1
27
19
17
17
12
17
22
23
5
15
14
5
5
13
12
17
9
9
1334 Aug.
3
10% Aug.
434 Aug. 16
2
69
Aug.
1
119
Aug.
24% Aug. 27
6
2% Aug.
1254 Aug. 27
Aug. 26
Aug. 26
Aug. 27
Aug. 28
Mar.
1
May
9
Aug. 22
Aug. 22
Aug. 22
Aug. 22
Aug. 22
Aug. 27
Jan.
10
July
5
July 26
July 29
May 16
June
14
May 17
Aug. 14
Jan.
3
8
8
12
it*
Jan.
21% May 13
46
Jan.
2
11334 June 29
114% June 19
1154 Aug. 21
35 / Aug. 22
Mar.
4
Apr.
Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
fgH
iff
Jan.
June
2
18
Aug. 16
Jan.
4
Aug. 14
9
35% May
4% Jan. 26
Aug,
Mar.
July-
59% Aug.
9
254 Aug. 14
65
Aug. 12
11% Aug. 27
934 Apr. 22
Mar.
May
Apr.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
18% Aug.
6
Mar.
534 July
July
37
July
31
23
29
50
Aug.
Jan.
Mar.
98%
19%
1634
1854
Feb.
Mar.
July
15
6% Jan.
►
May 23
\\K
Mar.
31
2134 Aug. 17
9% Aug. 17
Aug. 27
27
Jan.
15
Apr. 26
Aug. 14
Aug.
Jan.
98
39
1534 Apr.
3
10|4 Aug. 30
21
10g%
9
1154 Aug. 27
Jan. 22
Mar. 20
Mar. 12
24
2
Aug.
Aug. 30
3
Aug.
Aug. 22
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
21
5
7
7
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
60
13
13% Aug.
21
10
14
16
19
Aug.
June
23
53
July
May
Aug.
Aug.
2234
Mar.
23
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Jan.
Apr.
Apr.
1154 Aug. 27
98
39
2
7
Jan.
June
Mar.
: Aug. 27
[ Aug. 19
{ Aug. 14
i
Aug. 17
; Aug.
l
\ Aug. 19
Aug.
2
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t Aug. 21
Aug. 22
i Aug. 17
j Aug.
2
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Aug. 13
s Aug.
14
( Aug. 23
Aug. 15
3 Aug.
9
1 Aug.
14
Aug. 12
t Aug. 27
[ Aug. 13
3 Aug.
6
[ Aug.
1
Aug.
3
s Aug.
12
t Aug.
13
2 Aug.
15
3 Aug.
6
{ Aug. 14
2 Aug.
6
Aug.
Aug.
Mar, 18
*58
i Aug.
8
Aug. j 8
; Aug.
8
Aug. 21
Aug. 21
Aug. 14
17
1
7
15
Aug. 22
Aug. 14
754 Aug. 13
62% Jan. 25
65% Aug. 12
3
Aug. 14
158
I
134 Mar, 13
6% Mar. 13 21
9% Mar. 28 43%
6
Apr.
6 42%
3 ' Apr. 15 3754
3% Apr.
4 11
0% Apr.
2 63%
2%
1
Mar. 26
15
8
Mar. 12
7
June
1
A!*
154 Jan. 15 99
0
Jan.
9 100
9% Aug. 23 74
154 Aug. 26 22%
8% June 10 110
434
234 Mar. 13
9 T Mar. 15
8% Mar. 18
8
Mar. 15
5% Apr.
3
20
3
Apr. 17
5 : Apr.
9 93
7% Apr. 29
1
June 10
234 Mar. 20
3% Mar. 26
534 Apr. 22 61%
534 Mar. 26 12%
30%
1% Feb. 25
44
9% Mar. 12
5%
3
Apr. 18
Aug. 22
[ Aug. 22
I Aug. 22
Aug. 22
Aug. 27
Aug.
1
; Aug. 26
9
19
Aug. 26
534 Mar. 12
Aug. 21
1
3
June
Mar. 13
0
I Aug. 22
20
Apr. 30
4
Aug. 28
2
5
July
5 113
52% Jan.
Jan.
854 Feb.
14
13
10
: Aug.
111% Aug.
22% Aug.
143% Aug.
16
:
5% Mar. 21
9% Mar. 18
5
June 25
12
14
23
16
23
1
16
19
8
12
27
26
26
Aug. 27
I
954 Aug. 15
87% Aug.
3
28
Aug.
3
44
Aug. 15
16% Aug.
1
10% Aug. 3C
19
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug. 17
Aug.
6
Aug. 22
Aug. 16
1
Mar. 14 140% Aug.
100
Aug. 23
Aug.
1
Aug., 5
Aug. 26
Dairies class A..
......
1,402,200
Sale
Sale
;
.
20% Mar. 5 45
62% Feb. 20 100
73
Mar. 14 111%
85% Mar. 14 12434
Aug. 17
Aug.
6
45
100
834 Aug. 30
89
Aug.
1
71
Aug.
1
13% Aug/ 2
634 Aug.
3
5454 Aug.
2
58
Aug. 27
2% Aug.
1
19
Aug.
2
35
Aug.
8
39% Aug. 23
35
Aug. 23
734 Aug.
1
48
Aug.
5
1% Aug.
1
11
Aug. 28
10
Aug. ; 7
93% Aug.
8
94
Aug. 14
69% Aug. 23
2154 Aug. 26
10154 Aug. 21
2% Aug. 13
16% Aug.
1
64
Aug.
2
6534 Aug.
2
6% Aug. 15
17
Aug. 16
85
Aug.
8
2054 Aug. 24
107
Aug.
6
20
Aug. 28
54
Aug. 20
60% Aug.
9
1054 Aug. 3
27
'Aug.
3
4154 Aug. 31
434 Aug. 12
Sale
134 Sale
854
1134
1834 Sale
3934 Sale
110
11034
112% Sale
Highest
Sale Prices
Class B..................*
1,194,100
Southern Railway....... 100
646,000
Preferred
.100
264,900
Mobile At Ohio certifs.,100
3,600
*
6,700 Spalding (A G) * Bros
1st preferred........... 100
2,280
Spang Chalfant At Co preflOO
9,390
57,100
285,400
253,900
56,500
127,800
34,600
16,100
623,300
556,600
5,300
1,006,400
68.100
146,200
16,300
14,300
3,400
393.200
515,100
41
Sale
1
Lowest
Sale Prices
Aug. 16
Aug. 28
112
112%
Sale
I
^
1,200
600
10
preferred .............r
k% preferred
100
7%
100
preferred...
. ...If®
Public 8errtce El ft Gee—
95 preferred.............
Pullman Company.. ......
95
51,400 Kaybestos-M an hat-tan.
26,700 Reading Company........50
First preferred
3,400
50
200
5,200
5,100
Pub S«r Corp of N J common *
............
1,400
Highest
Sale Prices
Ask
Ask Bid
41
Sale
39
Aug.
1
40
Sale
98% Aug. 14
99 % Sale
9834
99%
109 'm 110
109% Aug.
9
110
Sale
Aug.
7
123% 121
118% 122% 121
132
140 - 137
Aug. 21
140 34 Sale
9,700
406,700
535,800 Pure OH
38,705
1% con* pref...........It®
8,660
6% preferred.............
209,600 Purity Bakeries
......*
*
2,403,033 Radio Corp of Amer
112,900
7%
preferred "A"
50
Preferred B.............
930,800
426,400 lRadlo*Keltb-Grobeam CI A*
14,600
1
Sale Prices
Lowest
Aug. 31
Aug,, 1
Bid
17,200
8,000
49,600
77,100
3,230
3,660
24,600
554,700
14,600
73,700
117,300
11,900
5,200
r
Aug.Zl 1935
1
662,200
51,600
33,900
:•
■
a
to
Shares
Shares
SINCE JAN.
July 1 1933
EXCHANGE
H. T. STOCK
Since
In
Auqust
RANGE
PRICES IN AUGUST
Low from
STOCKS
11
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
Aug. 23
Aug. 23
Aug. 21
Aug. 31
53
1554 May 24
15 111 % July
2
Jan. 30
28% May 24
Feb.
4 150
July
5
Mar. 13
21% Aug. 22
Jan.
May
6
July 12
Mar. 18
8
8
23
Mar. 14
Apr.
2
Apr.
3
July
July
July
Mar. 13
25
June
Mar. 23
3
Apr.
Mar. 14
Mar. 14
Feb.
Mar
.
14
27
July 26
July 27
Apr. 30
June
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
July
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Aug.
Mar.
Mar.
4
5% July
June
2
2
10
2134 Aug. 17
4
16% Jan.
4
20% Jan.
3334 Jan. 12
8
Aug. 17
Aug. 19
94
Aug. 27
554 Jan.
2
Jan.
22
7
7
74
Jan.
36% May 11
13% Aug. 24
July 22
July 22
79% Jan. 17
1
103% July
9% Aug. 12
3
19% Jan.
130
Apr.
9
1*8
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
116
Apr.
38% May
*28
Aug.
19
17
17
12
17
22
6
24
15
Feb.
18
5
9%
11%
25%
27%
1 %
32
May 23
July
9
67% Aug. 13
18
1 % Jan:
RR>*
20
i
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Apr.
Mar.
Jan.
Apr.
J an.
Mar.
d*
13%
10%
4%
75%
121
Aug. 17
Aug.
9
July 30
Aug.
3
Aug. 16
May 25
Mar. 23
24% Aug. 27
3
Apr. 17
12%
42
N. Y. STOCK
SALES
AGGREGATE
In
August
Low from
STOCKS
Since
!
14,300
23,500
2,100
7,700
70
25,600
1,500
2,000
;
Texas Pacific Coal * Oil
32*
IX
22 H
800
92.200
9,900
150
38 J*
The Pair Co
4
preferred..........100
45
'1
7,500
7,900
13
Thompson (J R)..........25
Thompson Products........*
Thompson Starrett......—*
Preferred................*
Tidewater Oil..............*
.
y
3
21
m
:
Williams Steel Porft*
Tran 8c
Tri-Continental
Preferred
42*
Corp......*
..........*
.
Tin ax Traer Coal
>
.....*
....100
20th Cent Fox Film
•
60
23,900
966,100
92,500
75,900
32,700
390
20,700
38,300
285,600
1,000
700
Preferred
222*
•
United American Bosch
Corp*
United Biscuit of Am......*
111*
822*
62 X
Si!
19
104 X
United Carbon.............*
20X
United Corp
Preferred
*
—
20
United Drug Inc...........5
United Dyewood..........10
....100
Preferred.
......*
United Gas 8c Impt
Preferred
49 X
Co......*
924
*
82 X
1
....
(United Paperboard Co..100
1,100
14,900
4,300
35,000
8,830
60.900
2,100
6.600
3,940
i
21,300
25,200
800
>
-
15,400
■
410
3,400
26,200
8,000
26,200
1,100
43,000
85,800
67,200
45,400
1,400
451,100
39,500
•-
V
-
79,500 Universal Pipe 4k Rad Co..l
Preferred
.........100
16,470
256,500 U S Pipe 4k Foundry
20
1st preferred.............*
26,620
10,100 U S Distrib Corp
*
t
4,950
3,600
' 42,400
64,300
5,900
172,200
5,280
25,500
197,800
49,100
149,500
6,100
155,700
•
( 311,500
Y
,59,400
1,100
242,400
88,000
4,110
49,100
Sl'.flOO
13,000
140
4,900
40
14,100
27,500
260
13 X
44A
11*
::
..*
7%
U S Hoffman Mach
Class A
7
250
290
9,300
22,100
270
10,100
1,200
5,400
1,900
:
11,900
22,800
■;.V 1,620
29,500
101,900
3,270
76,500
7,700
23,600
26,800
831.700
28,170
29,100
163,000
11,200
39,200
22,900
27 X
«
120
For footnotes
X
1924
11X
...—5
3X
54X
100
Vlck Chemical Inc..........5
.
fo!<:
ibH
YY
1
IX
Preferred B............100
Waldorf System............*
........
Ward Baking class A.......*
Class B
•
7% preferred..........100
Warner Bros Pictures
$3.85
conv
.5
preferred.....*
•80
\v
M*
if*
Warner-Qulnlan. ......—•
Warren Bros...............*
2X
Convertible preferred....*
7X
Warren Fdry A Pipe. ....—.*
13 X
Webster
Eisenlohr..
Preferred..
see page
43.
.......
Sale
131
Sale
152*
2324
11324
5624
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
126
Sale
Sale
392*
92*
102*
7824
324
7324
1524
10524
324
Sale"
4924 Sale
724 Sale
92*
10
9
924
52* Sale
91
922*
424 Sale
Sale
7
32*
222* Sale
32*
Sale
2624
42* Aug.
152* Aug.
2* Aug.
124 Aug.
624 Au«J
Aug.
1
Aug.
2
332* Aug.
9
524 Aug.
1
92* Aug. 31
1924 Aug.
1
18 i Aug.
3
5624 Aug.
6
73* Aug.
1
90
Aug.
7
42* Aug.
1
3
Aug.
5
2324 Aug.
3
6
Aug.
5
16
Aug. 28
22* Aug.
3
20
Aug.
5
92* Aug. 30
9924 Aug. 30
373* Aug.
2
1062* Aug.
1
8
Aug. 20
472* Aug. 28
62* Aug.
1
92* Aug.
1
924 Aug.
8
42* Aug.
7
913* Aug.
6
424 Aug. 31
Aug.
6
1292*
312*
642*
172*
1002*
88
Sale
24
1824 Sale
Sale
8
152*
6
112*
132*
122*
2124
22
213*
11324 1172* 118
62
622*
5524
Sale
5
Sale
402*
Sale
92*
Sale
1224
792*
823*
Sale
424
72
Sale
Sale
152*
1062* 1042*
32*
22*
1
32* Aug.
9
Aug,
5
13
Aug. 28
25
Aug. 28
22
Aug. 30
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
2224 Aug.
324
Sale
Sale
122*
832*
42*
363*
Sale
65 Y
Sale
Sale
3
142*
1042*
22*
82*
824
7924
324
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
524 Aug. 21
162* Aug.
1
24 Aug. 24
22* Aug. 27
1
7
•
3
.....100
60
324 Mar.
6
11
24 Apr. 15
124 Apr. 29
152* July
-
72* Aug. 17
4
124
2
682* 65
129
133
30
Sale
62
Sale
1724
Sale
962*
Sale
8924
862*
12*
662*
1
9
19
62* July
53* Aug. 2a
21X Aug,
36
Aug.
82* Aug.
112* Aug.
232* Aug.
262* Aug.
5824 Aug.
112* Aug.
91
Aug.
52* Aug.
32* Aug.
2524 Aug.
72* Aug.
1824 Aug.
32* Aug.
2324 Aug.
1024 Aug.
1032* Aug.
42X Aug.
1062* Aug.
92* Aug.
512* Aug.
8
23
16
23
14
17
17
16
13
20
1
2
12
21
1
5
6
5
17
27
1
9
12
Aug. 10
112* Aug. 12
Aug. 21
624 Aug. 17
932* Aug. 22
42* Aug.
6
72* Aug. 27
324 Aug. 12
252* Aug. 12
16
Aug. 31
26
Aug. 30
11
<■
>22* Aug.
6
16
69
Aug.
1
6 133
Aug. 21
30 352* Aug. 13
9 652* Aug. 13
19
31
Aug. 23
7 1072* Aug.
1
Aug.
9
28 90
28 25
Aug.
1
Aug.
2 192* Aug. 24
Aug.
2
82* Aug. 23
Aug. 27
1524 Aug.
2
Aug. 28 242* Aug.
3
Aug.
7 118
Aug.
7
Aug.
3
632* Aug. 17
Aug.
1
62* Aug. 17
Aug. 24 442* Aug. 17
Aug.
5
1024 Aug. 12
Aug. 10
1324 Aug. 19
Aug.
2 832* Aug. 22
5
Aug.
1
Aug. 14
Aug. 22 732* Aug.
5
Aug. 27
1824 Aug. 17
Aug. 31 1062* Aug.
9
Aug. 15
32* Aug. 3
4
162*
2824
324
82*
14
v
4
132*
50
524
612*
22*
2
June 28
16
Mar. 15
52* Jan.
7
132* Mar. 13
124 Mar. 15
17
Apr. 23
72* Mar. 18
84
Jan.
100
Feb.
60
602*
632*
61
62
5824 Sale
5824
15124 Sale
1512* 1522* 1512*
332*
352* 323*
29
3424
124 Sale
1
13* Sale
14
Sale
1024 Sale
93*
192* Sale
192* Sale > 182*
21
Sale
21 ;
21
2124
1 Y-; 124
1
224
3
62*
7
142* Sale
63*
,
"1924 Sale" "225* "232*
156
72* Sale
402* Sale
62*
624
1224 Sale
66
102* Sale
155
156
62*
42
624
44
8
82*
14 24
65
Sale
71
14
Sale
132*
Sale
Sale
36
Sale
37
Sale
1032* Sale
73
Sale
524
982* Sale
712*
722*
4324 Sale
432* Sale
x9924 Sale
110
Sale
135
139
133
165
165
137
170
160
2
X Sale
2* Sale
222*
242*
162* Sale
24
Sale
106
Sale
372* Sale
572*
70
22* Sale
2024 Sale
324 Sale
97
100
Sale
102
103
4
104
Sale
15
25
742*
Aug.
83* Aug.
Aug.
62
Aug.
152
Aug.
62* Aug.
383* Aug.
62* Aug.
1224 Aug.
66
Aug.
42* Aug.
1334 Aug.
342* Aug.
96
Aug.
70 < Aug.
412* Aug.
98 ' Aug.
135 | Aug.
165
Aug.
22* Aug.
>
..
2* Sale
2*
222*
242*
172* Sale
"142*
23
232*
222*
105 V 106
106
363*
362*
362*
70
573*
32* Sale
22*
20
2324 Sale
96
71
192*
87
:
153*
67
115
5
25
72
1
2
9
28
13
23
2
6
16
7
8
28
2
20
21
7
2
14
3
26
"252* Aug"." 17
122* Aug. 17
Aug. 16
90
65
154
Aug. 16
Aug.
5
72* Aug.
9
442* Aug. 12
824 Aug. 29
142* Aug. 30
70
Aug. 29
62* Aug, 13
152* Aug. 12
4024 Aug. 12
106
Aug.
6
73
Aug.
1
4624 Aug. 23
1132* Aug. 22
1352* Aug, 10
165
Aug.
3
424 Aug. 13
80
....
.....
9
26
122* May 14
2524 Jan.
29
14
13
4
15
13
5
18
Mar. 18
13
25
Aug. 28
Aug. 28
10
262* Aug. 17
5824 Aug. 16
112* Aug. 13
91
Aug. 20
52* Aug.
5
2524
7 2*
182*
32*
2324
4224
92*
512*
8
J an.
Aug.
Aug.
July
Jan.
Aug.
May
Aug.
Aug.
June
Aug.
Aug.
1
5
12
21
29
7
6
23
17
27
18
9
12
Aug. 10
112* Aug. 12
11
624
932*
62*
7 2*
5
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
May
Aug.
21
17
22
10
27
Feb.
19
2724 Feb. 18
16
Aug. 31
26
Aug. 30
12* June 10
22*
5324 Mar. 29 692*
1262* July 17 133
29
May 28 502*
44
Jan.
15
1424 Feb.
6
822* Mar. 28
792* Mar. 14
202* Mar. 13
92* Mar. 13
42* Mar. 13
7
Mar. 29
2024 May 16
113
46
Jan.
Jan.
18
28
12* Feb. 27
2024 Mar. 13
824 June 14
42* Mar. 13
65
Mar. 21
324 July 18
Aug. 22
65
924 Mar. 13
872* Mar. 15
22* Jan. 28
3
June
3
32* Apr.
4
46
Apr.
51
Mar. 15
13324 Feb.
29
1
Aug
July
3
Aug.
6
July
9
Apr.
5
Jan. 22
652* Aug. 13
202* June 23
1112* Jan. 10
902* July
3
262* July
17
192* Aug. 24
82* Aug. 23
1524 Aug.
2
262* Jan.
9
118
Aug.
7
632* Aug. 17
62* Aug. 17
442* Aug. 17
1324 Jan.
7
1324 Aug. 19
902* May 23
72* Jan.
9
9224 May 14
1824 Aug. 17
1072* July 16
32* June 29
52*
332*
72*
652*
6624
7
24
3
Jan. 19
July 15
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Aug. 17
4024 Mar. 15
2 2* Jan.
18
192* Mar. 6
22
Jan.
7
9 153
3
13
92* Aug, 15
142* Mar. 14
1924 Jan.
7
2* June 24
5
July 26
24 Jan.
2
11
Mar. 14
42* Mar. 12
21X June 25
32* Aug. 30
1424 Aug. 30
2* Jan.
4
252* Aug. 17
12 X Aug. 17
6524 Mar. 26
402* Mar. 2
16
16
143
5
Jan.
Feb.
90
Aug.
65
Aug.
11 1572* June
6
7 2* May
13 462* July
352* Mar.
32* Mar. 15
72* Mar. 16
53
3
22
Mar. 13
Jan.
11
24
13
82* May 22
14 24 May 21
70
7
Aug. 29
Jan.
7
92* Mar. 13 17 24
242* Mar. 14 422*
95 ; Apr.
5 1242*
622* Jan.
3 7324
Jan.
Jan.
Apr.
July
272* Mar. 18 4624 Aug.
732* Mar. 18 1132* Aug.
1192* Jan.
4 14024 May
3
7
25
24
23
22
16
Aug.
3
14924 Feb. 11 165
1
Mar. 15
424 Aug. 13
1
X Aug. 14
2* Mar. 15
1924 Apr. 11
242* June 19
192* Aug, 21
25
Aug.
2
1124 Apr. 11
2124 Jan.
Aug. 28
Aug.
1 108
Aug.
Aug. 28 3724 Aug.
Aug.
6
91
2
6
31
31
31
27
22
85
16 1162* Aug.
9
Jan.
722* Jan.
2
Feb.
Apr.
124 Mar.
6
3
1
19
16
70
4 2* Aug. 22
152* Feb. 28
May 10
9
5 1162* Aug.
19
1
1
42* Mar. 15
1
7
124 Feb. 28
5
2
6
Aug.
May 22
26 24 June
Jan.
114
Aug.
Aug.
382* June 24
June 22
10924 Feb.
1
25
2
7
42* Jan.
2724 Feb.
4 110
July
4 1042* July
632* Mar. 29
1
12* June
Feb. 20 108
May 28
70
Aug.' 6
22* Mar. 18
172* June
1
15
"7024 Au"g"."26 "77" "Aug".'17
Aug
7
34
Aug.
70
1124 Feb.
6
Sale
12*
2
12* Aug,
5
224 Aug. 14
Sale
3
324
22* Aug.
1
32* Aug. 14
22*
23*
22*
12* Aug. 12
22* Aug. 21
Sale
72*
8
63* Aug.
5
82* Aug. 29
Sale
292* Sale
29
Aug. 28
3224 Aug.
5
Sale
1183* 1192* 1172* Aug.
6 1182* Aug. 28
Sale
224 Sale
3
22* Aug.
5
Aug, 22
9
Sale
72*
9
9
82* Aug. 28
Aug.
1
12* Sale
13* Sale
2
12* Aug.
1
Aug. 17
43
Sale
383*
40
38
Aug. 27
43 24 Aug.
6
52* Sale
52* Sale
424 Aug.
9
52* Aug. 31
39
Sale
412* Sale
33
Aug.
9 412* Aug. 31
24 Sale
X
1
24 Aug.
1
12* Aug. 10
4
Sale
32* Sale
32* Aug. 23
524 Aug.
5
102* Sale
92*
102*
17
934 Aug. 23
Aug.
6
22 2* Sale
252* Sale
202* Aug.
7
2524 Aug. 29
42*
424
524 Sale
42* Aug.
2
52* Aug. 14
80
92* Jan.
52* Jan.
Aug"." 16
Aug.
1
32* Aug.
Aug.
1
2424 Aug.
95
Aug. 22 100
Aug.
102
Aug.
2 10324 Aug.
324 Aug.
1
43* Aug.
1162* 1x5
12*
22*
12*
6 2*
3024
11724
22*
Aug.
1
2
1
12
Aug. 21
July 18
Jan.
4
Jan.
4
2324 May 17
3624 Feb. 19
82* Aug. 23
15 1062*
42* Mar. 15
282* Mar. 15
4X Mar.
IX Mar.
52* Mar.
IX Mar.
69
Apr.
42* Jan.
32* Mar.
22* June
524
1724
2*
224
12
8 1032*
2624 Mar. 20
10
624 Aug. I§
64
Aug.
Aug. 12
Aug.
622* Aug.
5
Aug. 17
Aug. 28 153
Aug.
3
3524 Aug. 14
Aug. 15
124 Aug. 5
Aug. 15
1624 Aug,
6
Aug.
8 212* Aug. 21
Aug.
1
212* Aug. 10
Aug.
8
32* Aug. 30
Aug.
6
1424 Aug. 30
Aug.
29
Mar. 15
Mar. 13
Apr.
4
Jan.
2
Jan. 15
Apr. 22
May
8
May
4
Apr. 10
Jan.
7
Mar. 7
124 June
60
324
■
36
95
-.100
Pieferred A............100
•
724
162*
22* Sale
15
222*
92* Sale
9924 100
42
432*
101
57 X
60
;.v v
2
15
(Wabash
Walworth Co
2
52* Sale
67 X
81 X
124 X
.........
Walgreen Co
*
62* % preferred.........100
892*
2424
1624
62*
59
9X
17X
53 X
51X
100
1
7% 1st preferred
106
153
3
*
Co......
24
642*
45
Corp of America.*
Van Raalte
2324
52*
32*
6324
Z*
Vadsco Sales Corp......
•
Preferred..
.—100
Vanadium
82
632* Sale
3X
....106
*
Utilities PAL "A**
24
58
10
982*
52*
4
242*
72*
Sale
89
32
*
—*
v t c
Prior preferred v t c
U S Realty 8c Impt..
Sale
232*
572*
82*
85
110
*
....
22
34X
5
U S Indus Alchol
3424 Sale
624 Sale
9 X Sale
82* Sale
85
8724
4X
Co..........-20
preferred..........100
U S Leather v t c
Sale
60
U S Gypsum
.
3,100
6,500
.
41
12
*
...
149,100
6% preferred..........100
7,500
7% prior pref
100
10,290 Virginia Elec A Power 8% pf*
760 Virginia Iron. Coal A CokelOO
20
5% preferred...........100
\ 3,710 Vulcan
Detlnning..
100
350
7% preferred......
100
"""130
v
Preferred
37
'
1,790
193,800
4,760
6,000
■>' 58,900
4,700
12,900
5,500
Express..............100
*
U S Freight
40 Vick Shr & Pac Ry Co pf.,100
*
74,900 Va-Caro Chem.......
1,100
•
U S
USA Foreign Secur Corp
10,000 U S Tobacco
350
Preferred...
20
7,300
Preferred..............100
32*
3224 Sale
6424 Sale
1724 Sale
57
*
426,600 U S Rubber
375,300
8% 1st preferred..—...100
50
448,100 U S Smelt Ref 8c Mg
Preferred
...50
24,900
2,250,250 United States Steel.. ....100
7% preferred..........100
215,300
400
130,100
*
Preferred
72* Sale
5
52*
20
Sale Prices
"52* Sale" "524 Sale" "5^1
•
81,600 Universal Leaf Tobacco
Preferred
—100
2,510
2,080 Universal Plct 1st pref....l00
150
1
Sale Prices
-
ihH
.
400
j|
50
3
Electric Coal.....—*
United
United Fruit....
,
4
13 X
41,600 United Piece Dye Works
*
Preferred. ............100
18,170
*
278,700 United Stores A
lOb",800
29
34
100
Preferred
69
129
95
100
*
.......
United Aircraft Corp w 1....5
United Air Lines Tr v t c w 1.5
it* Sale*
224 Sal?
252*
IX
Union Pacific............100
Union Tank Car
,
25
California....—25
Union Oil,
Ask
16
7% preferred............*
136,300 Union Bag 8c Paper........*
811,800 Union Carbide 4k Car ......*
250,700
270,200
35,100
56,600
1,135,800
471,600
13,700
83,500
1,190
183,400
2,160,100
907,600
295,800
81,993
2,420
109,300
228,200
1,176,000
'*
30,100
6,100
92
42* Sale
62* Sale
22 X
Corp
*
...—*
Preferred....
92* Sale
1024 Sale
424 Sale
3
Transit...*
400
70,700
79,100
39,600
39,500
3,600
5,900
256,800
144.300
1,900
10,900
sr
Truscon Steel Co..........1(
Twin City Rapid
Preferred
Sale
7
Y
90
51
:
18,800 Ulen 8c Co
*
48,100 Underwood Elliott Fisher..*
40
1062* Sale
82* Sale
49 X Sale
62
•
Timken Roller Bear........*
*
Sale
40
preferred......100
Transc & West Air Inc—..5
20
102* Sale
99J* Sale
100
Traneamertca Corp........
4% Sale
22*
3%
24 X Sale
6
6X
182* Sale
224 Sale
;
16
Tidewater Assoc Oil........*
conv
90
82
§*
Third Avenue............100
Tlmken-Detroit Axle CO...10
Sale
Lowest
Aug. 31
'
Thermold Co..............1
Preferred 0%
Sale
1924 Sale
182* Sale
562*
57
IX Sale
132*
''
Convertible preferred....*
5%
6
10
2*
T butcher Mfft...—*
9,100
224,000
119,800
3,500
524,300
58,400
3,950
34,800
465,200
360,200
614,400
64,900
62,400
342,400
9,500
96,100
115,900
10,700
14,200
1,100
1,100
Sale
4
192* Sale
3424 Sale
1
12,500 Third Natl Investors...... 1
700
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
6X Sale
62*
32*
MX
Texas & Pacific..........100
7%
1
Ask Bid
41*
16**
%
lli
«11
10
Tex Pac Ld Trust ctfs
Aug.
Bid
Telautograph Corp........5
Tennessee Corp...
.......5
Texas Corp (The)
......25
Texas Gulf Sulphur........*
15,200
,
'
35,600
45,300
•
Aug.311935
Par
39,900
94,100
683,600
323,800
492,100
530,600
26,600
115,300
7,300
17,300
1,130
68,400
RANGE SINCE JAN.
to
12,300 Sweets Go of Amer CTbe)--50
137,200 Swift & Co
25
12,400 ?Symington Co...........-*
Class A
•
16,900
53.000
1,700
209,800
54,500
126,800
22,500
8.100
91,700
1,400
6,400
43,400
1,400
1,370
1,100
1,100
N. T. STOCK EXCHANGE
Shares
16,300
25,100
163,500
44,500
227,600
PRICES IN AUGUST
July 1 1933
Jan. 1
Shares
3,000
56,700
4,000
3,500
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
Mar. 14
124 Feb. 28
282* Jan. 12
224 Mar. 15
83
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Aug.
Aug.
120
Apr.
32* Jan.
1024 July
22*
32*
224
82*
3224
2
8
4
19
29
5
24
7
17
Aug. 17
17
Aug.
6
Aug. 31
Aug. 31
Jan.
2
Jan.
7
Aug.
6
28
Jan.
4
Mar. 14
6
Jan.
85
Apr. 29
90
142* Mar. 13
5* Mar. 15
22* Mar. 15
4324
52*
412*
12*
62*
72* Mar. 20
202* Aug.
7
Feb.
8
2
18
•
SALES
AGGREGATE
In
rulu 1 1933
July l 1
M. T. STOCK EXCHANGE
Shares
to
Par
Shares
310
500
330
"Y.eoo
33,900
2,800
6,800
23,600
Weill Fargo Ac Go....... ...1
„
40 %
Wcmod Oil Ac Snowdrift. ...»
$4
conv
West Penn El Co "A"
7% proforrod.......... lioo
Preferred (6)——— .tot
prof 7%. .100
4% proforrod......... .100
*
Western Dairy Prod A...
208,700
867,200
Western Union Teleg—106
40*400
192,900
234,800
1,665,500
6,780
59,600
3,590
59,000
12?* Sale
1%
1%
3% Sale
Weetlnghouse Air Brake
Westlnlhouse Bl Ac Mfg..80
7% 1st preferred.....
80
330
14,400
330
17,900
Weston
El
43
50
;
•
\
138" 200
18,500
49,700
12,600
1,960
2,500
2,140
3,000
r
,
340
36,700
22,700
205,550
45,100
25,500
52,600
27,400
2,500
832,400
65,100
106,100
482,400
51,900
29,530
15,200
7
8,240
42,200
Instr..........
Glass A........—......
13
46% Sale
1
Sale
26
Sale
20
MB
24% Sale
Sale
87
Sale
11
Sale
14
Sale
2
83
Proforrod..............100
...80
-II"
,
H
J*
15
White Rk M
Spr ctfa new...*
Mach
Convertible preferred....*
Sewing
Sale
36
45
90
Sale
Sate^
2
Sale
61?* Sale
18?* Sale
43
Sale
32
33
47
49?*
79
Sale
70
preferred.......100
Wool worth (F W>......... 10
Worthlngton P At M......100
7% preferred "A**......100
4% preferred B
.100
Wright Aeronautical Corp..*
Wrlgley (Wm) Jr..........
Sale
x
Sale
53,270 Zenith Radio Corp.........*
1
258,100 Aonlte Products Corp
?
Ex-rights.
t Companies reported In receivership.
#
Adjusted tot 25% stock dividend paid Oct. 1
1934.
*» Listed
July 12 1934; par value 10s. replaced
£1par, share for share.
w Far value 550 lire listed June 27
1934; replaced
500lire par value.
»Listed Aug. 24 1933; replaced no par stock
share for share.
m
^
..
.
adjusted to give effect
old no par share,
Adjusted for 66 2-3% stock dividend payable
Listed May 241934; low
to 3 new shares exchanged for one
w
Nov. 30 1934.
m
»
«•
Adjusted for 100% stock dl v. paid April 30 1934.
Adjusted for 100% stock div. paid Dec. 311934.
Par value 400 lirei ia ted Sept. 20 1934; replaced
SOOlire par value.
Listed April 41934;
4»
for share.
44
4s
4«
.
;
Mar.
1% July
2% Feb.
20% Mar. 14
71
Sale
3% Sale
5
75
"5?* Aug.
Sale
4?* Sale
Adjusted for 25% stock div. paid June 11934.
Listed under this name Aug. 9 1934; replacing
no par stock.
Former name, American Beet
Sugar Oo.
From low through first classification, loan 75%
of current.
From last classification and
of current.
3
*
above, loan 55%
Feb
5
Mar. 18
Jan.
4
90
10
29
16?* Mar. 13
Jan.
3
25
Mar. 14
14?* Mar. 28
46"
20
7
19
6
14
29
13
Aug.
26?* Aug.
90
Aug.
12% Aug.
15?* Aug.
2% Aug.
14% Aug.
2% Aug.
20
24
26
1
15
19
7
21
46?!
Jan. 12
6% Mar. 15
13% Mar. 22
1?* Mar. 15
6
1
Jan. 11
Mar. 14
Feb.
5
Apr.
3
34
3%
25%
58
51
11?*
Feb.
7
Apr.
2
Jan. 15
Mar. 12
25?!
Mar. 13
20
Apr.
4
35% Mar. 13
73?* Mar. 13
17?* Apr.
2?! June
31% May
i«
1% May
2% June
California Stock
Chicago Stock
I'
Colorado Springs
Denver Stock
Stock
Detroit Stock
Los Angeles Stock
Los Angeles Curb
stock
**
«•
Listed June
1 1934; replaced Socony-Vacuum
Corp. $25 stock share for share.
The National Securities Exchanges on which
low prices since July 1 1933 were made (designated
by superior figure) In tables), are as follows:
3*
New Orleans Stock
3t
Philadelphia Stock
Pittsburgh Stock
43
Listed
Sept.
13
*
no
par
New York Stock
*
1934; replaced
New York Ourb
33
*3
*4
**
>3
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Richmond Stock
St. Louis Stock
Salt Lake City Stock
San Francisco Stock
»New York Produce
37
4
V
San Francisco Ourb
3s
San Francisco Mining
Seattle Stock
.
3
7
New York Real Estate
Baltimore Stock
Boston Stock
Buffalo Stock
,
3*
Aug. 23
9
6
8
51% Aug. 12
28?!
Aug. 13
67% Aug. 26
19
Aug. 17
19% Aug. 22
36 H July
23% Jan.
27% July
40
Aug.
26?* Aug.
90
Aug.
18% Jan.
24% Jan.
2% July
15?* July
2% Jan.
24
3
18
20
24
26
3
9
29
27
8
35?| May 27
7
51 «-*
Jan.
2
Jan.
3
Feb. 28
June 18
Jan.
7
July
July
Apr.
Apr.
17
18
24
26
25?* Aug. 22
6% Aug. 29
76
Aug. 28
35% Aug. 12
28?! Aug. 19
Chicago Curb
Cincinnati Stock
Cleveland Stock
is
9
Aug. 12
75?! July 24
11
14
July
Mar. 18
Mar. 15
18
13
Chicago Board of Trade
13
3
Aug. 23
83
77
87
38% Apr. 11
1*
*s
4 1934; replaced no par stock share
Mar. 27
18
32% Mar. 18
share for share.
47
>
.
replaced no par stock share
24%
34% Sale
26% Sale
3H
Listed April
for share.
7?!
5?* Aug. 21
4% Aug. 31
76
24
Sale
Ex-dividend.
22% Aug.
82
Aug.
10% Aug.
13% Aug.
2
Aug.
10?* Aug.
2
Aug.
1% July
45
76% Aug. 10
July 29
17 120
Aug. 14
2 114
8
2% Jan.
8
% Jan.
8
1
9% Jan.
7
15
30 14?* Aug. 14
3?! Jan. 7
19
7% Jan.
7
26
18
3% Aug.
1
3% Aug. 19
34
49%
76%
6
y
% May
Mar.
5?|
25?* Aug. 22
6% Aug. 29
76
Aug. 28
35% Aug, 12
28% Aug. 19
75% Aug. 24
42%
30%
72
41
95
Jan.
1% June
51% Aug. 12
28% Aug. 13
67% Aug. 26
119
Aug. 17
19% Aug. 22
35% Aug. 2
22?| Aug. 3
6
Sale Prices
Mar. 14
36
104% Jan.
13
14
22
15
23?* Aug.
2
3% Aug. 20
56
Aug. 12
31?* Aug. 8
24% Aug. 2
69
Aug. 7
40
47?!
Sale
31% Sale
No par ralue.
Deferred delivery,
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
60% Aug, 27
Aug. 27
Aug. 8
Aug. 7
Aug.
2
Aug. 29
4?* Sale
Oash sales.
39% Mar.
Aug."27
9?*
14?*
2%
5%
61?* Sale
17?*
17
28,170
31,600
*
12
23
10
1
14
70% Aug. 9
63% Aug. 13
20
Aug; 21
44% Aug. 12
34% Aug. 12
51?* Aug. 19
79
Aug. 1
7% preferred..........100
6,160
146,600 Young Spring Ac Wire .....
361,700 Youngst'n 8ta At Tube....
5H% preferred........ 100
14,100
a
29
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
""5% Aug.""2
8,300
168,100
1,470
16,700
85,200
2,800
r
77
12
24
26?* Sale
73?* Sale
82% Aug. 12
66%Aug."2i
67
25
33,900 Yale Ac Towne Mfg Co
290,500 Yel Trk At Gch class B...10
60
1?* Aug . 15
Aug. 23
45
Sale
5% Sale
5?* Sale
•
-
cum
16
20
"35" Aug".
Sale
Wllcos-Rlch Corp class A...*
Wilson Ac Co...............*
$4
7
Sale Prices
1
Jan.
5
30% Jan. 15
72
Jan. 29
34
Mar. 6
'
10?*
2?*
2%
Wilcox Oil At Gas...........8
"A"
3
% Aug.
7% Aug. 28
9
12% Aug.
1?* Aug. 5
3?| Aug. 1
Sale
2%
2?*
4?* Sale
20
40
24
22
35
4% non cum pref......l00
Wheellnf Steel Corp.......*
White Motor....
Sale
5
,
Westvaco Chlorine Prod.... •
White
Sale
15
27
26
28 87
64
Aug. 28 76%
119
Aug.
1 120
112% Aug.' 26 114
41?* Aug.
25
Aug.
62
Aug.
111
115
111
114?* 114
Aug.
17% Sale
16?* Aug.
17?* Sale
35
35
35?* 33%
31% Aug.
19?* Sale
W4- 20 >; 18?* Aug .
845 Wheel's Ac Lake Erie Ry ColOO
11,900
5,100
47,500
10,100
4,000
10,900
3,800
Sale
w*
65
8
10
Highest
Sale Prices
1?* Aug.
-u
39% Aug.
Aug.
67
Aug.
78
Aug.
1%
Sale
"""?*
%
ji
8% Sale
Class Bvt e........... III*
Western Pacific......... .100
Preferred............ .100
25,800
d"
—
Western Maryland...... .100
Second preferred...... .100
76,000
#
1%
Sale
Highest
Lowest
Lowest
Ask
80
81
80?* Sale
70
70?* 68%
80 ?|
82
81
Sale
Sale
70
69 % Sale
119
120
119
Sale
113
114
113?*
preferred— —*
Woot Ponn Pow
Ask Bid
Bid
1H
Sale Prices
Aug. 31
1
Aug.
Aug .311935
4,730
260,200
35,500
13,120
16,760
12,180
7,500
9,600
3,500
15,700
133,300
13,200
56,300
2,600
1,040
1,590
1,810
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
PRICES IN AUGUST
om
Lowfrc
STOCKS
Since
Jan, 1
,
August
43
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE—STOCKS
Sept., 1935]
>•
Spokane Stock
*1
Washington (D. O.)
Stock
5?* Aug. 21
4% Jan. 10
RANGE OF PRICES ON NEW
1935
Stock Sales
August
Jan. 1 to
1935
I
1934
10,164,873
40,100,666
....Shares.
Aug. 31...
VORK CURB EXCHANGE
August
Jap. 1 to Aug. 31..
3,251,922
46,766,303
NOTICE.—Deferred lallvery, aider the rale Aad oasa iiles, are llvejarded ia tie a litn'e rane, u ileee
outeldeof the regular naoathly raa?e are ahowa la a footaote la the math la which they occur.
No aocouat
AGGREGATE
In
;■
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
August
8hares
July 1
Aug. 311935
275
34,200
2,000
31,100
11,000
3,300
7,700
1,4x0
9,190
100
^
400
•
2,500
475
470
550
;
5,070
^
1,966
300
2,960
Sale
Sale
Allied Internat Investing...*
%
18%
62%
•
Preferred....!.........lit
Sale
Sale
Sale
99
60
Sale
13 %
Sale
Sale
660
2,700
500
2,906
50
100
Book Co
725
%
...100
Sale
69 %
%
%
Corp com cl A*
Common class B........._*
S3 preferred.......
$5.50 prior preferred......*
475
2,656
850
6,592
603,200
37,450
4,250
23,700
210,400
6,000
1,600
64,100
14,356
200
400
1,700
499,200
5,200
31,600
6,400
874,409
r
30,000
64,870
12,366
506
900
Mar.
1
27
27
16
22
30% Aug. 21
71
69
1% Aug.
68
Aug.
% Aug.
2
Aug.
% Aug.
21
Aug.
16
21
5
12
5
14
4
Mar. 23
Feb.
5
Mar. 18
Jan.
7
21
Aug. 27
23
Jan.
21
Apr. 22
41% Jan. 15
Jan.
3
10
10
Feb.
37
Jan.
July
July
4
9
*'
Feb.
9
Aug. 26
Feb.
5
Mar. 25
May 20
1
Aug.
3
% Aug.
1
19% Aug.
5
65
Aug. 10
101
Aug.
9
13% Aug. 12
Mar.
July
8
Aug. 26
May
Aug.
Aug.
Jan.
Aug.
12
Mar. 19
Mar. 27
Aug.
9% Feb. 26
Aug.
Mar.
6
17
Mar. 13
50% Apr.
4
2% Jan. 15
3
20
5
10
9
12
5
May 16
July
30
Apr.
12
10
Mar. 30
3
2% Aug.
5
69
Aug.
Aug.
5
2)
Aug. 20
Aug. 15
22'
Aug. 23
1% Feb. 16
57
Jan.-22
July 26
May 22
29
Apr.
June 12
Feb.
5
Apr.
12
Jan.
29
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
July
20
15
23
16
Aug.
2
May
1
July 16
Power 9c Lt Corp
Conv class A..
Class B
44%
3%
Sale
Sale
42%
44%
4% Sale
42
46
22
.......25
1
Sale
21
22
22
21% Sale
Common class B..........*
24% Sale
Aug. 27
3% Aug.
1
Aug.
1
20% Aug.
1
Aug.
2
5% Aug. 17
Aug.
1
24% Aug. 29
100
Preferred....
2%
%
2%
4%
3%
Sale
Sale
Sale
2% Aug.
3
Aug.
1
1
% Aug.
Aug. 9
9
30% Aug.
30% Aug. 28
103% Aug. 28
12
1
Aug.
31
7% 1st pref. ser B.......50
6%
st pref series D.....50
American Gas 9c Blec com...*
Preferred..;
...*
Amer Hard Rubber Co com_50
Amer Laund Macb com
20
Amer Light A l'rac com....25
4% preferred
,.25
Amer Mfg Co common
.104
American Maracalbo...
1
American Meter Co. , .......*
Amer Pneumatic Service
..*
Amer Potash 9c Chem Corp..*
American Superpower._._..*
1st preferred.............*
Preferred
..*
Amer Thread preferred.. .J
Amsterdam Trading Am shs
....
Sale
Sale
3
1
31%
Sale
12
Sale
Sale
16%
12%
Sale
Sale
106
...
%
15
Sale
Sale
17" Sale'
1%
64]
19]
4%
Sale
66
Sale
34% Sale
106% Sale
Sale
22
18%
18%
Sale
14
%
Sale
16%
Sale
*29"" Sale"
2%
65
Sale
70
24%
4%
Sale
1
16% Aug.
2
11% Aug.
23
Aug. 23
8
4% Aug.
1
% Aug.
9
13% Aug.
1% Aug. 12
1
17
Aug.
1 % Aug.
1
65% Aug, 26
1
19% Aug.
1
4% Aug.
_
2% Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
38
Aug.
37
Aug.
39% Aug.
107% Aug.
22
Aug.
18% Aug.
16% Aug.
26
Aug.
6% Aug.
% Aug.
16% Aug.
1% Aug.
29
Aug.
3% Aug.
76% Aug.
37
Aug.
4% Aug.
J
14
12
19
28
26
10
5
31
26
12
17
27
17
17
12
28
17
17
13
20
5% Aug. 17
22
Mar.
15
irA
Jan.
Apr.
"18
Feb.
5%
%
Mar.
Mar.
13% Jan.
13% Jan.
16% Feb.
_
38
37
39%
.07%
80% Feb.
4% Apr.
12%
7%
17%
3%
%
22
18%
16%
Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
26
8
Apr.
Mar.
8
Mar.
1
Jan.
12% Apr.
% Mar.
44
Feb.
21
7% Mar. 12
%.
*
4%
%
5%
5%
5
7%
15% Aug.
6
5% Aug. 30
5% Aug.
7
%
9
9
Aug.
1
Aug. 29
Mar.
1
Apr. 16
Aug. 14
Aug. 12
Aug. 19
Aug. 28
Aug. 26
Aug. 10
Aug.
5
Aug. 31
Aug. 26
Aug. 12
Aug. 17
Feb.
25
% May 25
16% Aug. 17
1% Aug. 12
29
Aug. 28
3% Aug. 17
76% Aug. 17
37
Aug. 13
4% Aug. 20
15% May 27
% Mar. 19
&)May 13
14% May 15
4
May
2
4% Apr. 24
15% Aug.
6
6% July 23
7% May 23
% Aug. 15
% Aug. 23
%
Jan.
11% Jan.
Sale
4
:
46
Mar.
% Mar.
20% Apr.
76
Ill
Amer Dist Tel N J common..*
8,400 Anchor Post Fence com
500
2%
2%
Amer Capital
3,200 American Equities Co
._*
24,000 Amer 9c Porelgn Power warr_.
54,700 Amer Pounders Corp.. .....1
1,100
9,100
17,800
1
18
June 14
Jan. 21
5
2%
68
....1
400 Amer Cyanamld com cl A_._*
551,506
56
13
22
Series D warrants.........
American
Feb.
26
.
Series C warrants.........
Amer Beverage Corp
Amer Cities
23,175
165,600
\ %«"Aug".
3
Aug. 28
27
900 Amer British A Contr Corp.*
9,400
26
3
Prices
] Mar. 28
Aug. 27
July 10
7% Mar.
8,900 Aluminum Ltd
•
2,730
4% preferred...........100
80
1
% Aug.
Aug.
% Aug.
17% Aug.
56% Aug.
96
Aug.
12% Aug.
1
Aluminum Goods Mfg......*
700 Aluminum Industries com..*
11,360
?
18
Feb.
21
6,406
200
1,100
7,900
250
713*
63 &
8
13
26
23
27
29
9
6
13
10
7
10
12
20
1
com
25,410
57
9,400
5,925
"35% Sale"
Aluminum Co common.....*
99
900
7%
34%
iSM
16
S6preferred.. —....
71,800
3,800
90,700
4,575
2,150
4,400
62,500
32
1
•
303,100 Allied Mills lnc
""906
99,600
6%
Ala Gt Sou RR ordinary...5#
7% preferred
1
Highest
July
Aug.
7
Aug.
40
Aug.
1
Aug.
17
Aug.
Aug.
37% Aug.
74
Aug.
68% Aug.
2% Aug.
7
Aug.
34
Aug.
1 % Aug.
16% Aug.
% Aug.
34% Aug.
71% Aug.
63
Aug,
Warrants
*
....5
Jan.
109% Aug. 15 110% Aug. 15
2%
2
Agfa Anaco Corp com
..1
Alnswortb Mfg Corp com...*
Air Investors Inc common..*
Convertible preferred...,*
Ala Power Co »7 prei....
Lowest
Sale Prices
"25" "Aug." 27 "25"" Au"g"."27
---*
Class B
Highest
Sale Prices
2% Feb. 28
•
600 Alliance Investment com...*
100
2,825
65,200
Ask
20
-
1,100 Algoma Consol Corp
""300
35,500
6,750
2,950
1,100
Lowest
Sale Prices
Aug. 31
1
Ask Bid
1,825 Adams MUlis 7% 1st pf
100
1,606 Aero Supply Mfg class A....*
"4,166
6,100
1,600
Acme Wire Co * t c
Aug.
Bid
Par
.
2,860
RANGE SINCE JAN.
1933
to
Shares
STOCKS
600 Acetol Products. Inc. A
*200
$60,663,000
743,061,000
they are the oaly tranaotloas of the moath, and when sellln
Is takea of such sales la computing the raage for the year.
PRICES IN AUGUST
Low from
SALES
Since
Jan. 1
....
1934
$102,170,000
826,681,000
Andlo-Iranian Oil Co Ltd—
500
2,300
300
640
7,400
20.300
116,000
42,400
140
10,500
1,300
Am dep rets ord reg
.£1
48,800 Angostura Wupperman
1
900 Apex Elec Mfg Co common..*
Appalachian Elec Power—
4,160
7% preferred.............*
16,706 A returns Radio Tube_.....l
34,606 Arkansas Nat Gas com
*
182,400
Class A
•
81,572
Preferred
...10
760 Arkansas P Jt L $7 pref....*
60,666 Art Metal Works common.-.5
5%
5
6
5%
"57]
% Sale
1% Sale
1% Sale
5
;
Sale
100
101% Sale
M a M
, H
2% Sale
1%
1%
2% Sale
Sale
6
4%
75
"7% Sale' ~"8% Sale"
3 7
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
15% Aug.
5% Aug.
6% Aug.
6
2
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
29
15
17
19
9
30
31
9% Aug.
2
Aug.
2% Aug.
10% Aug.
332 Aug.
% Aug.
2
Aug.
24% Aug.
14
17
17
19
19
5
19
13
6 102%
%
1
2%
1
2%
1
7
27
19 79
8%
3
7
Jan.
21 102% Aug. 29
% Aug. 15
Mar. 21
Mar. 21
Feb. 28
Mar. 15
Jan.
30
Mar. 14
2% Aug. 17
2% Aug. 19
7
Aug.
9
79
Aug. 30
8% Aug. 31
Associated Elec Industrlee—
1,900
15,600
102,200
12,000
100,800
100
44,300
131,700
l00 Assoc Laundries of Amer
75
2,650
Common new
49,700 Atlantic Coast Fisheries..
10,200
465 Atlantic Coast Line Co
370
825
9
Sale
8%
8%
1% Sale
1% Sale
Sale
5
Sale
it
3
Sale
% Sale
i% ~"i% "T% ~"2*"
200 Assoc Telep Co $1.50 pref...*
10 Associates Invest Co
._..*
"2",650
1,800
8%
*
3,600 Associated Rayon Corp com.*
1,100
193,600
4,600
43,300
1,200
9,000
1,350
American deposit rects..fl
Gas 9c Elec com ......1
Class A
1
$5 preferred..............*
Warrants
26,066 Assoc
196,500
15,900
665,906
24,700
\tlas Corp
com..........*
$3preferred A.^
•
159,666
Warrants
!
8,600 Atlas Plywood Corp........*
50,866
Auto Voting Machine com..*
6,625 Aston Fisher Tob class A..It
n
13,750 Babcock 9c Wlloox Co
13,800 Baldwin Locomotive warr
10
For footnote*
800 Baumann (L) 9c Co
aee page
56*
33
*
*
5
Sale
6%
Sale
;
7
..50
*
pref..100
"11% Sale"
53
3%
4%
8%
53%
47%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
12% "Sale
53% Sale
4
Sale
4%
9%
4%
Sale
8% Aug. 22
% Aug.
% Aug.
3
Aug.
'32 Aug.
% Aug.
1% Aug.
24% Aug. 13
30
4%
26%
10%
52%
3%
Aug. 16
Aug.
2
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
4% Aug.
8
Aug.
52% Aug.
45
Aug. 27
% Aug.
9
42
Aug.
9
Feb.
%
1% Feb.
'32 June
% Aug.
1% Mar.
22
Apr.
145
July
36% Aug. 24
7% Aug. 21
30
24
17
16
17
6
18
Aug.
13% Aug.
54
Aug.
4% Aug.
5
Aug.
Aug.
10]
55]
Aug.
30
22
8
Aug.
4% June
Mar.
7% Mar.
Apr.
1% Mar.
3% Mar.
47
5
Jan.
43% May
Mar.
47]
Aug.)! 1
28
42
Aug.
Aug.
% Feb.
15
May
3
9
9% Aug.
2
Aug.
2% Aug.
10% Aug.
14
17
17
19
3J2 Aug. 19
;
5
% Aug.
7
2% Jan.
24% Aug. 13
145
July 27
36% Aug. 24
ir
Jan.
5
Jan.
10
Aug. 17
July 18
4% Aug. 17
7
6% Jan.
10% Aug. 22
60
Feb.
1
49% June 18
J*
Jan.
Aug.
MEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
In
Since
August
Shares
to
25
200
V
250
900
100
,
•
14,900
14,000
5,600
4,300
200
30
"""200
600
36,700
Aug.
1
Aug. 31
Ask Bid
Par
101,600 Bellanca Aircraft ▼ t c www***V
1,325 Ball Telap Co of Canada..1M
1,600 Benton & Hedges com......*
Convertible preferred....*
1,850
5,600 Blckford'a Inc com.........*
600
12.51 Con* pref
•
50,700 Bliss (E W) Ac Co common...*
48,400 Blue Ridge Corp com.._....l
30,600
Opt *% Con* pref.....*..*
22,400 Blumenthal (8) Ac Co com...*
1,325 Bohack (H C) Co common
*
110
7% 1st preferred.......100
1,250 Borne Scrymser Co
..25
400 Botany Consol llllls com
*
......-•
4,450 Bourjois Inc...
135,500 Bower Roller Bearing.
13,900
I
Aug. 311935
STOCKS (Continued)
1
July 1 1933
Jan. 1
Shares
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN AUGUST
Low from
SALES
AGGREGATE
U
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
Sept., 1935]
Sale
4X
Sale Prices
4
Aug. 13
4%
130
"in "in
4
9%
11% "12"
12
33%
"8% Sale
2%
43
8
Sale
1%
Sale
41
8%
8
45
8%
10
6%
6
75
7
"M,
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
41
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
5%
19 130
4
26
9%
14
12%
20 33%
9%
27
2%
28
29
5
13
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
23
19
26
IX Apr.
5%
May 25 132
4
1% Feb. 18
5
Mar. 12 10
123
Feb.
12
20
8
12
13
5
27
27
Apr.
Mar. 20
Mar. 15
Jan. 15
% Aug. 19
3% Aug.
2
26% Aug.
6
% Aug." 19
4
Aug. 16
31% Aug. 19
11
31
31
15
11
31
2% Aug. 12
May 23
10% July 23
46
June 28
15
Feb.
2
July 25
11
65
6
June 18
Jan.
July
July
14
May
35
May
9% July
Aug. 13
Mar.
Sale
_
12
Mar. 18
•
____
4
Sale
is
Highest
Sale Prices
Lowest
Ask
Jan.
7
June 12
Mar. 29
% Jan.
5
4% Feb. 19
31% Aug. 19
13
31
1
20
~~
28
26
1% Jan. 17
7% Aug. 28
3% Jan.
2
1
Jan.
7
% Mar. 18
6% Apr.
1
25
Jan. 16
3
Jan. 26
10% Jan.
5
9% May 17
1% May 20
1 % Aug. 20
7
May 17
28
Aug. 26
16% Aug. 13
14% Mar. 22
16% June 20
% May 15
3
16
Bowman BUtmore Hotels—
17,300
6,800
630
7% 1st preferred....... 100
*
32,900 Brasillan Tr Lt fc Pr ord
68,900 Bridgeport Machine com....*
5,200 Brill Corp class A
*
i
600
100
;!A: 1,900
ass
B
......
6,200 Brillo Mfg Co comaeon.__._.*
Class A........
1,750
900
1,250
8%
8%
7%
8%
1% Sale
%
X
6 % Sale
>:
7 X Sale
9% Sale
IX
IX
X
IX
6%
7
7% Aug.
Aug.
1% Aug.
1% Aug.
6% Aug.
25
Aug.
<7
.....
28
15
6
20
29
21
9
9%
1 %
1 %
6%
28
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
_
British-American Oil Co.....
200
15X
14%
15%
15%
16
16%
28%
28%
29%
29X
29% Aug. 28
30%
Sale
31%
3%
3%
7
6%
40 %
23
7%
7
Sale
Coupon stock (bearer)...
100
16
Registered
3,300
152*
,
1,400
British Amer Tobacco, Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord bear. £1
17,400
Amer dep rets ord reg_._£l
1,700
1,700
11,200
31
16%
Aug. 23
June 22
16
31
Aug.
1
June 22
16
31% Jan. ;■ 3
29% July 24
Apr.
26% Apr.
27
British Celanese Ltd—
Am dep rets ord reg...l0s
325 British Col Power class A__*
""766
3,075 Brown Co k% pref
16,700 Brown Forman Distillery...1
6,400 Buckeye Pipe Line........50
50,600 Buff Nlag A Bast Pow pref.25
15 1st preferred..........*
9,700
Bulova
Co
Watch
200
'""500
1,300
10,900
78,100 Butler Bros..
200
98
,
21,900
9
Aug. 31
6%
Aug.
6
42
Aug.
1
Aug. 26 23%
Aug. 20 100
6%
40%
22%
98%
h#
1%
2%
3% Aug. 12
,
%
32
47%
45
Aug. 13
42% Aug.
1
1% Aug. 21
Sale
IX
1%
2H
2X
2%
6% Sale
Sale
6
•
* t c
38
Sale"
43
..10
Cable Elec Prod
Sale
Sale
100
Sale
Aug.
3
Aug. 13
Aug.
7
Aug.
1
Aug.
1
5
,
June 25
4
Mar.
2
25% Mar. 29
9
Aug. 3
9% Jan. 16
42
Aug.
7
23% July 24
100% July
3
Apr.
5% June
30% Jan.
14% Jan.
69% Jan.
Inc—
•3.50 con* pref...........*
2,900
10
51,325 Bunker Hill A Sullivan
*
2,600 Burco Inc common
$3 con* preferred.......*
1,000
Warrants.................
1,400
7,100 Burma Corp. Amer dep rets.
500
4,950
Aug. 27
5
21% July
....100
900
1,150
4,400
1,350
3
3%
5
V;'%
2
X
IX
4&
% Aug.
%
1%
Aug. 20
2% Aug.
7
5% Aug.
2
5
39
Aug. 28
47% Aug. 27
2
Aug. 21
% Aug. 27
2% Aug.
9
7
Aug. 12
% Aug.
9
24% Mar. 2
30
Mar. 12
% Feb.
5
20
Feb. 27
% Jan. 30
1% Mar. 7
5X Aug.
2
9
% Aug.
9
39
Aug. 28
49% Apr. 30
2
Aug. 21
25
Apr. 12
% Aug. 27
9
2% Aug.
7% Jan.
1
Jan.
2
8
Cables A Wireless—
3.400
Am dep rets A ord sh
Am dep rets B ord sh..
18,000
16,500
7,900
4,100
900
Am dep rets
£1
%
£1
£1
pref sh.
Sale
5
1% Aug.
8
%6 Aug.
6
Aug. 21
Aug. 16
% Aug.
3
5
Aug.
1
23% Aug. 19
*
50
6% 1st preferred.......100
28,000 Can Indus Alcohol d A.... *
B non-*oting
......*
6,700
127,600 Canadian Marconi Co......l
'
1,900
900
17,600
19,200
7,700 Carnation Co
"l% Sale
2X
[§""* ~i§%
350 Carolina P A L 97 pref......*
50
SO preferred..............*
159,200 Carrier Corp common......*
200 Castle (A M) & Co
10
279,400 Catalln Corp of Amer.......1
23,300
200
74,700
1,300
10
175
12,300
2,675
2%
9
Aug.
9
27
7% Aug.
9
28
30
2% Aug. 14
"
3% Aug.
6
18% Aug. 27
"l% "1%
Sale
~19% A"ug"."l7
12
18%
19
14X Sale
9% Sale
12% Aug. 31
41% Aug. 12
12% Sale
7% Sale
Celanese Corp of Amer
17,450
7% 1st partic pref
100
5,075
7% prior preferred ......100
7,400 Celluloid Corp com.......15
1st preferred.............*
2,005
97 di* preferred........
1,720
*
39,700 Cent Hud GAB* tc.
9,650 Cent Pow A Lt 7% pref... 100
1,250
1,100
Sale
30
Aug.
Aug.
1% Aug.
2% Aug.
8% Sale
9
*
common
9
8
7
8%
165,900 Cartb Syndicate com .....25c
•
1,700 Carman A Co con* A stk
"""900
a
,
Mar. 21
& May
3% Mar.
1% June 21
June 25
8
7
13
5
June
5
23% Aug. 19
61
Apr. 30
.
7% Aug.
2
"15% "Aug"." "2
41% Aug. 12
9% Aug. 17
2 110
Aug.
6 109%
Aug.
9%
8% Aug. 14
78
78
7
Aug.
27% Aug. 14 30
14
Aug. 27 17%
32% Aug. 23 43%
104
8% Sale
14% Sale
42% Sale
109%
8%
"Sale
9%
14%
15%
34% Sale
107
20
Feb.
61
10,100 Calamba Sugar Estate Co.20
20 Canadian Gen Elec 7% pfd.50
Canadian Hydro Elec Corp
500
1 % Aug. 14
Apr. 30
74
7
Mar.
1
Aug. 27
Jan. 10
79
11
Mar. 13
Mar.
Jan.
2% July 27
4% May
8
8% May 10
19* July 31
6%
1%
1%
6%
17
54%
57
12%
41%
4%
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Aug.
Aug.
Apr.
_
10
Jan.
May
May
15
6
6
14
10
60
Feb.
25
66
19 y
41
May 28
31
12
9%
Aug. 17
90
May
Aug. 30 x97% Mar.
2
8
Aug.
Apr.
7
Aug.
69% May
Aug. 22
25
May
3
Aug.
x8% Mar.
1
Aug.
20% Jan.
110
Feb.
18
Aug. 12
Aug 17
Fob.
23
109% Aug. 30
15
Jan.
10
July
15
Jan.
26
Aug.
Aug.
3
X
Cent A Southwest Util—
Common.........
......1
54,000
1
213,100 Central States Elec com
14,775
7% preferred
.....100
0% pref without warr_.100
17,250
Con* preferred.
100
3,050
Con* pref opt eer 1020.. 100
4,775
26,500 Centrifugal Pipe Corp......*
15,600 Charts Corp com...........*
25 Cheriy-Burrell Corp com...*
3,450 Chesebrough Mfg.........25
52,000
143,500
10,175
11,100
2,075
2,050
8,300
4,200
"""loo
1,500
3,130
6,200
175,100
37,400
2,800
290
1,800
900
2,500
T.800
3,500
10,100
V
275 Clinchfleld Coal
4,250
8,325
Sale
366 Cockshutt Plow
Co
Sale
137
143
X Sale
28% Sale
18% Sale
1% Sale
17% Sale
17%
135% 139
1
1
Aug.
5
1
Aug.
7
8
Aug.
6
3
Aug.
4% Aug. 10
17% Aug. 16
140
Aug.
2
19
2
17
21
15
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
14% Aug.
18
Aug.
14
Aug.
5% Aug.
18% Aug.
Aug.
2 140
%
25%
19%
2%
27%
3%
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
22
17
14
30
%A% Mar. 14
% Mar. 6
2
Mar. 13
1
1
Mar.
1% Mar. 19
21
% Mar. 13
4% June 11
14
2
22
12% Mar. 22
24% Apr.
2 115" Mar. 29
17%
17%
2% Sale
21% Sale
1
22
15
15
17
13
17
% Jan.
3
16
Apr.
4
12% Jan. 12
Aug.
2
23% Aug.
1
6% Aug. 30
Sale
23
39' Aug. 16
42% Aug. 16
8% Aug.
6
6% Mar. 5
7% Mar. 27
3% Jan. 16
%, Aug. 10
40% Aug.
3
14% Aug. 28
46% Aug. 15
% Aug. 13
8
Aug. 20
% Aug. 30
8% Aug. 20
%
18%
17%
1%
15%
1%
16%
Aug.
8
Aug.
2
Aug.
9
Aug.
1
Aug. 26
Aug.
7
Aug.
3
20
22% Sale
23% Sale
7% Sale
23
% Mar. 14
6% Mar. 6
% Mar. 18
6
Mar.
5
40%
17%
Sale
Sale
41^ 44^
14%
15
_.
Aug.
17% Aug.
8
% Sale
X Sale
*
Sale"
75,900 Colon OH Corp common
*
14,775 Colt's Patent Fire Arms Mfg25
Columbia Gas A Elec Corp—
113,025
5% Con* preferred
.100
18
1% Apr. 26
30
Jan.
7
19% July 18
2% Aug. 15
27% Aug. 17
3% Aug. 13
23
Aug. 17
8
Aug. 16
Aug. 16
Aug.
6
39
42
May
9
Aug. 15
18
May 18
May 15
2
„
Aug.
7
39 j.
Aug. 24
Aug.
1
88
Aug. 17
32
Feb.
20
June 25
% Aug. 30
8% Aug. 20
7
Mar.
4
1 % May
24
80% Sale
68
1% Sale
70%
76
% Aug.
1
70% Aug. 29
80% Aug. 28
70% Aug. 29
Aug. 16
38
86
% Aug.
20% Aug.
% Aug.
2% Aug.
15% Aug.
%
5%
%
1%
12%
13%
39
Aug. 24
Mar. 14
Sale
% Sale
69
10
11
Jan.
% Aug. 14
1
Apr.
Feb.
Apr. 26
33
%
34% Sale
157*
20
Aug. 22
4
1
5
Feb.
lijf
46
8
Aug. 20
5% Mar. 28
% June
7
25
1 Jan.
3
Aug.
i!"
Aug. 19
Aug. 17
Aug. 15
Aug. 22
Aug. 17
Aug. 14
Apr. 26
I
*
com
2
X, Mar. 27
23% Jan.
3
4
"'"% '""%
*
com
500 Cohn A Rosenberger
Sale
4% Sale
3
100
com
5,400 Club Aluminum Utensil com
■.
Sale"
Sale
32,600 Chicago Rivet A Machine...
•
1,056,000 Cities Service common
Prefer rod.....
101,400
Preferred B...
9,400
...-•
Preferred BB.
1,650
5,500 Cities 8er* Fr A Lt S4 pref..*
2,450
07 preferred
•
11,200 City Auto Stamping Co
•
300 City A Suburban Homes ColO
16,000 Claude Neon Lights com....l
29,600 Cleveland Elec Ilium com...*
131,400 Cleveland Tractor com.....*
9
Sale
18
% Aug.
% Aug.
Sale
Sale
5
16,400 Chief Consol Mining C0....I
15,210 Childs Co preferred
100
4.400
300
*7,7O6
Sale
% Sale
9
88
Aug. 17
Columbia Oil A Gasoline—
37,100
50
11,800
110,000
5,250
2,800
40,300
2,600
93,500
Vot trust ctfs
1,100 Columbia Pictures Corp
106,683 Commonwealth Edison... 100
1
Commonwealth A Sou Corp—
317,900
Warrants..
11,450 Community P A L 1st pref..*
70
83
2%
15% Sale
13%
13%
% Aug.
1
12
Aug.
1
% Aug.
7
1% Aug.
9
13% Aug. 30
'12% Sale"
12%
"Sale"
12% Aug. 27
....
12
11,100 Community Water Serv .....1
333,500 ComoMines...
_._.i
36,600 CompoShoeMachlner*..
1
50 Conn Gas A Coke Sec 93 pf. *
78
81% Sale
-
gale
% Sale
Sale
Sal*
"""%
2
Sale
1 % Aug. 31
13
13
15
16
1
156,100 Consolidated Aircraft com..l
Jan.
18
47% Jan.
2
46
_
40",600
% Mar. 30
Aug." 16
7
Jan.
Jan.
May
July
Apr.
July
June
2
15
4
26
26
8
11
1% Aug. 31
70% Aug. 29
86
Aug. 16
% Aug. 13
20% Aug. 13
1
June
6
2% Apr. 26
18% Mar. 31
46
July
8
13% Aug. 10
Consol Automatic
100
mi 00
11,300
900
Merchandising
400
93.50 preferred..*........*
364,300 Consol Copper Mines.......5
122,900 Con Gas B L A P Bait com..*
190
990 Consol Mln A Smelt Ltd...25
3,700
15,600 Cons Retail Stores Inc com 5
560
8% pref w w
.......100
4,800 Consol Royalty Oil....... 10
8,725 Cont'lG AE7%prpref. .,.190
70
900
1,775
400 Continental OH of Mexico.. 1
"i',766
4,400
1,300
600
45,000
2,400
17,600
9,600
1,800
128,500
Continental Secur oomoton.*
Cooper Bessemer Corp com..
93 preferred A
Copper Range Co.....*....*
t^»rd Corp............. '
8
For ftmwtii Mt fit 56
.....
Aug. 16
Aug. 16
v t c
3% Sale
83
84%
165
2%
3% Sale
80%
81%
171
164
3
3
174
Sale
"'1% Sale"
71%
X
74%
X
4%
"~4
23
4%
24%
"3% "Sale"
7&
3
Aug.
78
Aug.
164% Aug.
2% Aug.
60
Aug.
1% Aug.
73
Aug.
"3% Aug."
5% Sale
4
Sale
23
25
"4% "Sale"
Aug.
Aug.
3% Aug.
3% Aug.
4;
893
171%
3%
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
% auI:
84
,
Aug.
4% Aug.
5% Aug,
27
4ug,
4
Aug.
4% Aug.
Jan.
Jan.
1
Jan,
52% Jan.
134% Feb,
June
2
34% Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
>
Apr.
3% Apr.
16% Jan.
July
2%
4
17
11
2
89%
13 182
25
3%
28 65
2
26
12 84
7
5
5
15
5
Mar. 15
Jan.
Jan.
June
Aug. 10
May 22
Feb. 15
Aug. 28
May
Aug.
May
Aug.
5% Aug.
June
27
48
4
17
5
7
10
21
26
19
21
Jan.
7
4
4% Aug. 22
46
NEW
YORK
EXCHANGE
CURB
25si
AGGREGATE
NEW TORE
CURB EXCHANGES
In
Since
August
Jan. 1
8hares
Shares
STOCKS (Continued)
26,500
7,500
100
200
2,200
102,058
1,400
502,200
123,600
103,300
Par
Clorroon Ac Reynolds.... ...1
66 Con* pref A
•
Cosden Oil Co com....
1
Preferred
100
7,100
23,900
2,900
300
58,900
19,600
14,400
900
3 *4
'
500
800
:
"9", 700
3,200
1
:;-
,
-11
■
43
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Aug. 31
Ask
3X
3X
39*4 Sale
X
X
1
2*4
3 X Aug.
8
39*4 Aug. 31
X Aug.
6
IX Aug. 28
14
Cramp (Win) & Sons Ship &
Engine BIdg Corp
100
Crane Co com.............25
n'
•"
3X Aug,
1
43
Aug.
9
Xt Aug. 15
IX Aug. U
Highest '
Sale Prices
1*4 Mar. 20
22
Mar.
4
8
43
X June 27
% July
July 1
Aug.
*4 Jan.
17 X
Sale
15 X
Sale
Preferred..............100
Creole Petroleum
17" Sale"
...0
com
Crocker Wheeler Blec Mfg..*
1
*
1
Aug.
14
8
Aug.
8
2
24
Feb.
1
11*4 Mar. 18
14*4 July
10
*4 Mar.
X Aug
17*4 July
2
31
•
8*4 Sale
%
16
21
11
IX
30 X
........
183#'Sale"
^
a
X Sale
X Aug.
2
*4 Aug.
2
15
Aug. 22
17*4 Aug. M
114*4 Aug.
2 115*4 Aug.
9
15X Aug. 23
18*4 Aug. 24
8
Aug. 28
9*4 Aug. 23
X Aug.
2
X Aug.
3
7
%
11*4
.2
34
"~X ~"x
11
3*4
30X
Sale
10
32
X Aug.
7
10*4 Aug. 16
IX Aug. 13
30X Aug. 29
Mar.
87
Feb.
10
Mar.
4
Mar.
X Aug." 9
11X Aug. 26
5
Aug. 26
32*4 Aug. 14
,
,
"lX Sale"
5
5X
12X
~1XAug." 29
1~X
30
2
1
3
24 Jan.
3
11*4 July 17
5
Aug. 26
Feb.
'Feb.
34
Mar. 18
104 X June 19
1*4 Aug.
;
*4 Jan.
4*4 May 27
2*4 Jan.
7
IX
IX
"6*4 Sale"
3i
Sale
10*4
Sale"
IX Aug.
6
'6H AUK.TH
"5*4 Sale"
4*4 Mar. 29
.8
June 14
13
Jan.
8
57*4 May 16
*4 Apr. 12
15*4 Apr. 29
57*4 May 16
'1*4 Aug. 22
10
"IX " IX
10*4
5*4 Aug.
1
12*4 Aug. 22
20
5*4 Sale
9X
11
5X Aug. 14
Aug.
6
Aug.,
18*4 Juno 14
July 23
10
May
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
1 *4 July
87
"l*4 Sale"
.16*4 July 30
*4
2*4
X
7*4
10
3
*4
....
57", 400
JAN.
SINCE
,
£1
12,300 Darby Petrol Corp.........5
3,800 Darenoort Hosiery
*
r
De Havlland Aircraft Co—
300
Am dep rets ord reg
£1
25 Dennison Mfg 7% pref
100
8,900 Derby Oil Ac Ref com.......*
25
$4 cum preferred
*
59,200 Detroit Gray Iron Fdry com.*
175 Diamond Shoe Corp........*
33,300 Dictograph Products.......2
38,000 Distilled Liquors Corp
5
500
Sale
8
.......
.
40",100
1
Ask Bid
37
50,800 Crown Cork Internet cl A..*
2,500 Cuban Tobacco com t t c
•
7,500 Cuneo Press com
10
800
6X% preferred
..100
438,200 Cusl Mexicana Mining
50c
7,000
1,200
Aug.
Am den rets for ord stk req
Croft (The) Brewing Co
300 Crowley MUner Ac Co com
25,900 Crown Cent Petrol Corp
~2~ 900
-
Bid
.....
(iourteulds Ltd
8,300
RANGE
to
Aug.311935
5,000
1,100
4,500
1,200
PRICES IN AUGUST
Low from
July 1 1933
SALES
19
20
Feb.
May 16
10*4 Jan.
3
2*4 July 13
11
Aug. 27
11
Aug. 30
Apr. 13
ll" "Aug.
3*4 Aug.
1
Aug. 27
6*4 Aug. 12
Aug. 10
12
11X
11X
11
12
22X
23X
22 X
25 X
23 X
Sale
18*4
19
22X Aug. 22
20 X Aug. '3
18>i Aug. 28
23*4 Aug. 14
25*4 Aug. 15
20*4 Aug.
7
Jan.
16
2
""
May 23
2
4
30
Hi
Feb.
6*4 May 27
15
19
Jan.
14
16*4 Apr.
8
7
Distillers Co Ltd—
15,400
Am dep rets ord reg_....£l
761,600 Distillers Corp Sea grams Ltd*
85,300 Doehler Die-Casting
*
100 Dominion Bridge Co........*
1,000 Dominion Steel Ac Coal B..25
1,000
178,000
7,500
Vrl66
•
21X Sale
19*4 Sale
Mar. 22
;~4*4
Aug.
Mar. 14
(W
L)
1
620 Draper Corp
•
10
400
Mar.
12
61
Sale
Sale
18
Sale
101
....
14,000 Driver Harris Co common.. 10
190
7% preferred...........100
8,900 Dublller Cond Corp com
1
6,925 Ouke Power Co
..100
1,700
6
Mar.
7
W:
Co—
Shoe
7% preferred...........100
55,000 Dow Chemical Co com......*
j 240
3,300
5
8
18
4*4 Jan.
100
5,500
Jan;
4 X July
6
500 Dominion Tar & Chem, Ltd *
Douglas
6
25*4 Aug. 15
21
July 19
5
32*4 Jan.
5*4 Feb. 21
May 13
y&Yi.
AX /&g/~6
23 *4 July
_____
55 X
-----
Sale
96
Aug. 29 103
Aug.
Aug. 29 62
Aug.
Aug.
1
20*4 Aug.
100
Aug. 23 100
Aug.
'""*4 "~~*4
X Aug., 27
X Aug.
55X
59X 53*4 Aug. 2 63
Aug.
96
97
a:58
18*4
"19X
,
18
80*4 Mar.
55 f May
13
16
12
23
27
13
13
105*4 July
10
62
Aug. 16
20*4 Aug. 12
100
July
9
1*4 Apr. 29
63
Aug. 13
Apr.
91*4 Mar.
*4 Feb.
37
Mar. 22
16
Jan.
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
500
Am
400 Durham Hosiery cl B com...*
62,500 Duval Texas Sulphur
13,100
V
3 ,400
10,300
2,825
625
13,600
4,800
6,250
6,700
7,600
*
$7 preferred series A.._...*
56 preferred series B
..*
9,850
21,400 Easy Washing Mach class B.*
150 Economy Groc Stores com..*
50
500
4,900
20,600
2,714,400
222,800
61,300
51,000
84,200
5,850
21,200
*/ 39,000
15,000
8,400
1,485,700
42,200
8,600
23,300
45,600
3,750
9,100
11,100
2,750
-
.*
35,000 Eagle Plcher Lead Co
-20
26,500 Eastern Gas Ac Fuel Assoc..*
16,350
6% preferred..
.....100
2,975
4M% prior preferred
100
19,625 Eastern States Pr com B
•
,
11*4 Apr. 17
*4 June
3
6*4 July 15
.£1
dep rets ord reg
Edison Bros Stores Inc.....*
Eisler Electric com
*
Electric Bond Ac Share......5
$6 preferred
*
$5 prefer red.
.*
Electric Power Associates...1
Class A.
1
Electric Pow Ac Lt 2d pf A...*
Option warrants
Electric Shareholdings com.l
$6 Conv pref with warr
•
X
1
Sale
X
8
2
Sale
Sale
3X
Sale
648
7*4 Aug. 24
38
Apr.
2
58
Jan.
53*4
64*4
1 *4
18*4
18*4
;-7 '
16*4
JX Aug.
8
Aug.
8
Aug.
4X Aug.
16*4 Aug.
3134 Aug.
<Aug.
33
3*4 Mar. 14
2*4 Mar. 12
14
17
*4 Jan.
5
Apr.
17
4
19
3
15
1
Aug.
..........
.....
12*4 Aug.
1
Aug.
4
Aug.
83 X Aug.
$4 participating pref
4,600 Electrographic Corp
350
!
1,950 Empire Dlst Elec 6% pref.100
8,750 Empire G & F 7% pref
100
5,250
8% preferred
100
2,075
6% preferred...........100
,575 ■ 6*4% preferred..
100
31,400 Empire Pow Corp part etk__*
500 Emsco Derrick & Equip Co.5
396,900 Eqiflty Corp common..
10
1,000 Eureka Pipe Line
100
13,800 European Elec Co of Can A.10
23,500
Option warrants
9,000 Evans WallowerLead
700
7% preferred......
-.100
1,300
550
375
,
16
25
25
Aug.
32*4 Aug.
21
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
;
2
7
1
1
1
39
27
-
303
253
'
25
100
100
,
153,600
200
2,800
4,800
1,000
...
300
75,800
;
26,300
24
ASI: 'I
19
13 X Aug. 14
1X
33*4
6X
X
X
3*4
10*|
87,100 Falrchild Aviation com
1
6,175 Fajardo Sugar.
100
l;:,: 41,900 Falstaff Brewing........... 1
47,006 Fanny Farmer Candy com..l
6,066 Fansteel Products Inc......*
8,700 Fedders Mfg Co class A
•
63,066 Ferro Enamel Corp com....*
7,106 Flat Amer dep rets..........
45,106 Fldello Brewery............1
231,300 Ex-Cell-O Aircraft At Tool..3
1
i
700
11,400
Jan.
:
1,300 Fire Assoc of Phila..
f
210
33,000
13*4
Aug.
1
2*4
Aug. 10 36
Aug.
6
7*4
%
Aug.
1
Aug. 25
%
Aug. 14 "4
Aug J ! 2 16*4
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
23,300
3,950
19,500
112,100
26,650
212,150
2,650
900
;
,
21,700
133,800
20
1
15
30
8
- 8
27
* 9
9
Jan.
6
Jan.
;
14
s 'Jan.
8*4 Mar. 18
7*4 Mar. 26
"8
Mar. 15
Apr.
'June
1*4 Jan.
33*4 May
6*4 Jan.
'
%. July
26
28
31
Feb.
6
9 -
12
1
31
12
\
*4 Apr. 18
3*4 Aug. 14
'
•;
/6
v
*9*4 Mar. 16
21*4 Jan. 10
% Aug.
9
Aug/14
•',;*4"Feb. 26
21,500
3,400
17,900 General Alloys Co..
Co
conv
lvt1
*-«■
pref............15
"Jan.
-'Jan.
19
5*4 July
11
July
3
57
112
67
1634 Aug.-
'
.
11
June 12
31
31
31
12
14
27
16
June ^5
% June
7
*4 May 24
7
May 24
16*4 Aug. 23
9
16
9*4 July 31
5*4 Aug. 26
30
Aug-. 27
6
W* Aug. 26
Aug;
5X July
X Jan.
A
11"
9
26
•
Jan.
Jan.
2
11
Aug. 23
Aug.
6
32*4 Jan.
18
37 X Jan.
2
X Jan. 16
Xt June 19
17*4 Aug. .2
2*4 Jan.
:
p ;
Feb.
Aug..13
Aug. 20
9X Jan.
7
4*4 May
8
*4 Mar. 6
IX Mar. 29
7*4 Mar.
•
7
15
<
17 *4 Aug.
1
13
May
May
May
19*4 July
13*4 Aug.
2*4 Aug.
38
Feb.
w„
7 117
June
2
14*4 Apr. 22
1*4 Aug;
6
1-^*4-'Apr.
-
1*4 Aug
•
r
Feb. 25
Mar. 21
Aug;'26
-!'•»;>*
24
Aug. 16
Aug.
2
Aug. 17
May 31
Mar. 26
'
Aug. 27
Froedtert Grain Ac Malting
4,650
2
^ 1094 Feb. 14
2,800 Ford of France Am dep rets..
17
7 X July • 8
9*4 Apr. 10
71
Jan. -3 105
May
7
IX Mar. 27
9*4 Aug'/10
3*4 Aug. 19
■X Aug." 14
8
11
14
17
1 % Aug. 17
20*4 Aug. 17
78
Aug. 17
69
Aug. 14
6*4 Aug. 17
6*4 Aug. 17
20
Aug. 15
2*4 Aug. 13
6
Aug. 14
90*4 Aug. 14
5
'-2*4 Jan.
Aug. 27
34 X June
8"'Mar. 26
?
Aug.
July
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug. 19
Jan.
4
7
20
8
_
5,600 Foremost Dairy Prod com...*
4,660
Conv preferred...........*
600
V
.........100
ff,lntkote Co class A
•
Florida Power At Lt S7 pref..*
Ford Motor of Canada cl A..*
Class B
•
Ford Motor Co, Ltd,
Amer dep rcts-.Ord reg II
Preferred
7 *4 May 24
5
Jan.
7
53*4
66*4
IX
18*4
18*4
25
4
July
^7*4 Mar. 23
"
300
200
■;
...10
890 First Nat Stores 7% 1st pf.100
8,600
14
23
Aug. 16
2
Aug.
Aug. 17
Aug. 12
Aug. 17
Aug. 21
Aug. 17
2
Aug.
Aug 14
Aug. 27
Aug. 16
**
9
Aug.
Aug. 19
Aug. 26
3
Aug.
Aug. 23
Aug.
8 74 X Aug/
Aug.
1 117" Aug.5
7
Aug. 28
Aug.Aug. 5 72
Aug/
Aug.
2 27*4 Aug.
46
Aug.
Aug.
Aug. 27 28*4 Aug/
Aug. 28 35
Aug.
154,166 Fisk Rubber Corp common.. 1
700
Jan.
11*4 Apr. 17
X Feb. 19
12*4 Mar. 27
i
-
■
7
*
40
■>
100 Film Inspection Machine...*
""275
Jan.
2*4 Mar. 14
2*4 Mar. 6
2*4 Feb. 28
*4 Mar. 8
X Mar. 14
-
625
6,900
4,800
2,100
4,300
8,900
5
Mar. 13
3
'
I
12~" AuV."~2
350 Elgin National Watch Co..15
2
Aug. 15
Jan. 16
Jan.
5
Mar. 13
Jan.
5
...*
com..
50
.
34
Electric Shovel Coal Co—
75
2,000
4
10
16*4
24*4
X
3*4
37*4
1*4 Aug. -17
20*4 Aug. 17
78
Aug. 17
69
Aug. 14
6*4 Aug. 17
6*4 Aug. 17
20
Aug. 15
2*4 Aug. 13
6 / Aug. 14
90*4 Aug. 14
% Aug.
,
31
12
8
5
48
10
7
5*4 Aug.
'Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
5
Aug.
3*4 Aug.
Aug.
62
Aug.
9*4 Aug.
17
1X Feb. 18
II *4 Alar. 12
4*4 June 25
15*4 Aug. 29
9*4 July 25
Feb. 27
15*4 Aug. 20
1*4 Aug. 20
18*4 Aug. 17
s32 Aug. 15
57 X Aug. 13
1*4 Feb. 19
71 *4 Jan.
8
99
Mar-. 4
83
June 22
68
July
9
3*4 June 11
24*4 Mar.-20
General Elec Co of Great Brit
6,800
1,300
•//
25,600
American dep receipts...£1
8,500 Gen Flreprooflng com.....*
14*4 Aug.
1
Aug. 12
15*4 Aug, 29
5
7*4 Aug,
Gen Gas Ac Elec—
200
2,300
42,600
4,500
8,000
4,jl90
2,500
7,850
2,025
23,400
200
3,300
860
600
1,150
125
1,800
.
*'-
150
400
52,600
1,700
100
700
86 conv pref ser B_.....—•
Gen Investment Co com....5
$6 Preferred...........
Warrants
6% preferred A_........100
.
85 preferred
5,410 Gilbert (A Q Co com
•
25
Preferred................*
151,300 Glen Aldan Coal Co
•
10,000 Globe Underwriters^.......?
5,200 Godchaux Sugars class A.
10,000
For footnote*
Class B
an* page
66.
..*
68
Aug. 20
Aug. 20
Aug. 17
Aug. 15
Aug. x3
Aug. 19
Aug. 14
Aug. 27
Aug. 13
Aug.- 6
3
Aug. 23
I
.
.
General Pub Serv 86 pref...*
General Rayon A stock....*
Gen Tire At Rubber com...25
13,150 Georgia Power 86 pref......*
545
Aug. 12
2
*4 Aug.
2
16*4 Aug.
14
*4 Aug
48
Aug. 29
IX Aug.
41*4 Aug.
90
Aug.
79*4 Aug.
65
Aug.
2*4 Aug.
12
17" "Aug".
10*4 Aug.
23
Aug.
8
Aug.
46*
91*
82
20*4 Aug. 27
11 ' Aug. 27
23
Aug. 20
9
Aug-13
11
Mar. 16
15
Jan.
30
'
*6 Jan.
24
Mar. 21
X Mar. 13
- July
20
89 " Apr. 10
38
52
Jan.
50
1
24
Apr.
May
Mar. 20
13 *4-May 11
7-^Jan.
7
24
16*4 Apr.
11
28
Jan.
3
7,
Jan.
11
2
Aug. 27
May 27
11*4 May 27
p.Z'v
■
/''
Sept., 1935]
AGGREGATE
NEW
SALES
Since
August
July 1
Jan. 1
Shares
Shares
:
5,100 Gorham Inc class A com....*
$3 preferred with warr... *
4,650
850
;
/
,
20,700
44,000
6,800
4,175
6,770
3,450
7,100
•
770
600
600
1
Aug.
Aug. 31
Ask Bid
Bid
Sale"
12%
Gt Atl Ac Pac Tea 1st pttf.100
Non-voting common stock *
Great Northern Paper Co. .30
Greenfield Tap Ac Die com.
Grocery Stores Prod—
14
22%
5
Sale
19% Sale
14%
16
9% Sale
Am dep rets part pref......
650 Hartford Electric Light
25
17,200
12,480
10,700
230,600
9,400
15,500
5,200
19,900
400
1,400
H artman Tobacco common .10
Harvard Brewing Co
Hazeltlne
9,800
3,100
"loo
%
%
60%
iv'
Sale"
%
%,
60%
84%
Sale
Sale
4%
Sale
1
Sale
70
68%
1
63
Sale
2,300
Corp............*
Hecla Mining Co
25c
Helena Rubinstein common.*
220
13,240 Horn At Hardart com.......*
7% preferred
1,670
100
343,000 Hud Bay Mln At Smelt
...*
215,300 Humble Oil & Refining.....*
1,400 Huyler's of Del com
....1
„
55,400
19,800
300
50
150
100
7% preferred stamped..100
100
7% pref unstamped
100
8,400 Hydro-Elec Secur com......*
24,300 Hygrade Food Prod.. ......5
9,550 H/grade Sylvanla Corp....
5,500
3,000
800
29,000
4,550
50
-
1%
8%
10%
%
49
13%
59%
63,050 Illinois P Ac L S6 pref.
•
6,799
6% preferred...........100
150 Illuminating Shares Co A...*
300
5,100
520,200
9,000
38,100
9,200
11,200
860
900
3,600
~
500
1,300
:
ioo
Am dep rets ord reg
£1
Imperial Oil (Canada)......*
Registered..
....._»
.......
Imperial Tobacco Co of Can. 5
Imp Tob of Gt Brit At Irel._£l
Aug. 22
Aug.
1
Aug. 30
Aug. 20
1
"9
Sale
Sale
1
50
47% Sale
Sale'
'12%
Sale
82%
Aug.
2% Aug.
8% Aug.
9% Aug.
%Aug.
47
Aug.
23% Aug.
12% Aug.
59% Aug.
9%
Sale
1 :?
9%
%
12%
Sale
500
9,400
4,400 Industrial Finance
1,500
225
3,600
5% Aug.
1,400
400
34,900
69,200
90,800
447,100
•••
15,750
9,500
15,400
60,300
35
Sale
19%
19%
13%
Sale
20%
Sale
34
5%
24%
Sale
Sale
Sale
...........
1,200
3,200
15,100
v
"3% Sale"
1 %
Sale
3b %
5
500 Interstate Equities
510
S3 conv preferred
V
-
14,900
5,700
725
v
80
160
Sale
31
7%
11%
3%
34%
5
1
2
%
v
18
27
69,600 Irving Air Chute com.... ..1
16,600 Italian Superpower cl A....*
2,300
Warrants..
7
Jersey Central Pow Ac Lt Co—
3,130
5%% preferred........100
■,f:r 430
6% preferred........... 100
"
980
7% preferred
."..100
66%
30
100
2
10
20
44
Aug.;
2
1
69
105
1%
2%
%
Sale
%6
Kirkland Lake G M Ltd
_.!
Klein (D Emll) Co common..*
Klelnert (J B) Rubber.....10
Knott Corp com
.......1
Saie*
19
Jan.
"
73
6
;
Aug.
9
Aug. 30
Aug; "• 5
900
10" 100
June
17
1
4% Apr. 22
4% Apr. 22
1% Feb.
2
8
Aug. 13
72% Aug. 19
33% Feb. 25
1
June
13%
15%
6%
39%
31%
12
Aug.
Jan.
Jan.
May
Jan.
10
11
11
25
4
7
1% Aug. 23
4% Aug. 19
% Aug. 17
35
Apr. 24
% Aug. 19
% Feb.
6
25% Aug. 21
27% Jan. 12
27
Aug. 17
2% May
1
% May 29
23% Aug. 12
16% Aug. 10
1% Aug. 17
% Apr.
5
Aug.
Aug.
5
Aug.
2
Aug. 22
1% Apr. 25
30% Jan. 22
73
90
Aug. 28
83% Mar. 15 105
2% Jan.
8
% July 22
19 ;
Aug.
l
6% Aug. 21
75
Mar. 12
57
Feb. 27
1% Mar.
4
,
15
% Max.
Jan.
22
16
6
Aug.
1% Jan. 14
84
Apr,
17
57
Feb.
27
May
% May
22
May
7% Apr.
3% July
23
3
23
13
24
3
'
American shares....
£l
H
Koppere Gas Ac Coke—
1,450
15
24
24
31
6
,&
2%'*AugT23 ;
4 Jh Aug.: , 6
2
Jan.
May
May
July
Aug.
69
U
.Aug. 42
May
Aug. 22
60% Apr. 20
1% Aug, 27 ,-i,Apr. 22
30% Aug. 22
18
Mar. 13
Bolster Brandes Ltd—
300
% Jan.i 23
90'
^% Aug.
17
"6% "7%
6
12
June 22
Jan.
v.; June
% June
14% Apr.
4,3% Jan.
% Mar. 28
;.
6
22
Mar. 11
87% July
4
Mar.
Aug. 28 105
Aug. 28
1% Aug.-; 1
% Aug. 15
2% Aug.
13
% Mar. 19
20
22
% Aug. 23
1
Mar. 13
1% Jan.
V. % Jan.
35
Apr.
23% Aug. 12
16% Aug. 10
1% Aug. 17
,.
2
% July
26% Aug. 19
27
Aug. 17
Aug.
1
1Aug. 22
25
Aug. ' 2
1%
28%
May
29% Feb.
2% Jan.
,
Aug." 21
1%
Sale
2% Sale
Mar. 13
Aug. 30
Mar.
6
Aug.
6
July 25
.
7% preferred series B...100
5% preferred series D...100
Kirby Petroleum........... 1
35,900
9,400
17,400
2,900
1,700
May 21
%
3%
10%
%
28
Aug, 30
%,Aug, 17
83
%
Jan.
Mar. 22
1
52
Aug. 19
66% Aug.70
Aug;
Sale
9%
22%
22%
14%
35%
12
Aug. lb
"%
Sale
1%
50
Sale
1%
37% Aug. 12
36
Aug. 19
50
July 13
Aug. 15
Aug.
6
Aug. 13
5
15% Mar. 30
"
25%
Sale
28
38
8% Mar. 6
15% Mar. 14
Aug. 15
Aug. 22
17
Aug.
23
26
13% Jan.
14 ,-r Jan.
34% Jan.
Aug.
1% Aug. 23
4% Aug. 19
12% Aug.
1
% Aug.
1
% Aug. 23
Jan.
27
Aug.
2% Mar.
1% June
26
Jan.
2
70
1%
26%
75
.
Jan.
26
25% "Aug"." 21
25% Aug. 28
18
Aug.
1
15%
1
%>
19
10
19
23
22
17
23
% Mar.
20% Apr.
%6 Aug.
25%
Sale
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
May
May
May
l
11% Jan.
1% Jan. 22
,1% Feb. 26
V
% Apr. 23
4
Aug.
1
1
Aug. 14
2% Aug. 29
16
6
102% Jan.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
7
Feb.
iF'
i2oiM
llH
Feb.
;
Jan.
82% Aug. 31
Jan.
;
13
8
14
16
12
26
23
100
Feb.
5% Feb.
16% July
Aug. 19
Aug. 23
Aug,
Aug,
Aug. 10
Aug. 15
Aug.
9
37% Aug. 15
.
1%
Sale
14%
%
Jan.
v*
Aug.
July
May
May
Aug.
Apr.
May
52% June 10
July 12
in
31% Mar. 12
3% Mar. 12
55
Jan. 21
%
13%
13%
4%
*3%
84
75,000 Kansas C & E 7% pref....100
23,000 Kingsbury Breweries com
1
Kings County Lighting
'ill
Sale
Sale
%
Jan.
Aug.
Aug. 15
Aug. 16
8
Aug.
22
13%
%
%
1%
3%
10%
12%
% Jan.
72% Aug. 19
"% Aug"."36
12%
Sale
24%
23%
Sale
7
71
23% May
12% Aug.
15
~"%fl~Aug.
25%
3
29
% Sale
50,000
1,500
500
6
1
10% Aug.
6
3% Aug. 13
33
Aug.
3
1%
2%
J an.
2% -nug. 13
2% Aug.
6
1% Aug. 24
"
,5
"3% "3%
2%
13,600 Jonas Ac Naumburg Corp.2.50
16,945 Jones Ac LaughlJn com
100
800
Aug.
35% Sale
1 %
2%
Aug.
Aug.
•
67%
Sale
12%
3%
"3% Sale"
4,100
3,325
5,700
1,300
10
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
3
6
37
8% Aug. 21
16
33
31
33%
23
Jan.
% Apr.
2% June
7 ■June
6
Feb.
21
87
Aug.
1,
"70"
67%
Feb.
7
1
20%
20%
14%
35%
5%
6
68
600 Investors Royalty Co com..25
300 Iron Cap Copper Co com...10
1,300 Iron Fireman Mfg com v t C..*
...........
<
Sale
1%
58
3% Mar.
37% Aug. 12
36
Aug. 19
49% Aug. 17
2% Aug.
2% Aug.
2%
2%
1%
...50
'
•
2%
2%
1%
com._..i
5,100 Interstate Hosiery Mills....*
rir. 4.610 Interstate Power 17 pref....*
550
2%
17
19
23
10
50% Jan.
2
8% Aug. 21
18% Aug. 13
19
Aug.
3
13% Aug. 27
33% Aug. 30
5
Aug. 29
.................
:
16
1,800
1%
Aug.
Aug.
May
Aug.
14
87
5
%
1%
74%
85%
16
1
29% Aug.
30% Aug.
2
49% Aug. 17
-
Sale
19%
Sale
36%
■:,•
5%
10
17
12
Aug.
31*
19%
18%
14%
o5%
Jan.
-,.,
,
,
200
com..., *
4,600
Registered...............*
17,950 Internat Products com
_•
2,900 Internat Safety Rasor cl B_*
8,808 Internat Utll class A...
•
Class
38,450
B
..........1
:
50
$7 prior preferred..
*
'
2,700
Warrants
"4,366
100
Warrants
Internet Petroleum
3
Jan.
Aug. "I§
21*
Sale
1%
Int Hydro-Elec 13.50 pref. .50
Internat Mining Corp com..l
Jan.
6
3% Mar. 30
82% Aug. 31
Sale
21
2%
internet Cigar Machinery..*
Internat Holding & Invest.*
18
% Feb.
% Mar.
50% Mar.
55
iJan.
;
13
3
Aug.
10% Aug.
10% Aug.
1
Aug.
49% Aug.
23% Aug.
14
Aug.
2
1
12
21
13
22
23
1
30
60%
%
1
t c
Feb.
26
1
1%. Aug.
Sale
16
•
▼
Mar.
May
4% Mar.
7
Aug. 13
67% Aug, 19
1
33
23%
7% preferred...........100
41,700 Insur Co of North Amer...l0
""300
"1,800
900
;•
% Mar. 23
1
10% Aug.
6
16% Aug.
6
135
July
1
j.40
Aug. i2
20
% Aug. 17
1% Aug. 19
Aug.
5
85% Aug. 10
6~"
Aug *19
Aug. 23 ; 7%
18
Aug. 19
Aug.
2
26%
104
Aug. 13 106%
15% Sale
14% Aug. 26
16%
Sale
57
56% Aug. 29
61%
%
%
Aug.
1
%
27
Aug.
1
26
Aug.
6 .26
3%
4%
5
3% Aug. 27
1%
1%
Aug.
1
2%
Aug. 29 33 :
Non-voting class A.......*
Class B stock
121
;
6
Indiana Pipe Line
..10
Ind'polls P&L6%% pf ..100
5,000
,
18
5% Mar.
8% Mar.
122% Jan.
66
Indian Terr 1 llum Oil Co
900
Aug.
6
Aug. 6
Aug. 16
Aug. 12
Aug.
5
Aug. 31
lH
i
Imperial Chem Industries-
48,400
12% Mar.
31
lB6%^ug.l2
6% Aug. - 6
67% Aug. 19
67
1%
800 Holt (H) Ac Co class A....... *
150 Hormel (Geo A) & Co com...*
■'
50
19 H Aug
4% Aug. 12
700 Holophane Co Inc common.*
300
3% Jan. 11
19%i May 10
2,x Aug., 2
„
1
Heyden Chemical Co
.*
900 Hires (Chas E) class A com..*
201,300 Holllnger Conaol G M
.5
7,050 Holly Sugar Corp common..*
':• 25
Preferred.....
.100
200
% Jan.% Aug. 29
1% May 31
11% July 23
%> Aug. 13
% Aug. 19
„
,
13%
8%
14%
125%
Handley Page Ltd., 8s_.....
6,900
3,600
Highest
Sale Prices
Aug.
5
Aug.
2
10%
Aug. 27
16%
125% Sale"
Aug. 31 130
Sale
131
132
131
Aug.
1 140
22
23%
23% 21% Aug.
23
8
6
6
Sale
5
Aug.
8
6
%
63%
£,300
f
oc
Lowest
Sale Prices
55
Jan.
7Jan.
*
2,700 Hall fC M) Lamp Co........*
500
v-i
Highest
Sale Prices
% Aug.
5
% Aug. 29
1% Aug. 28
12% Aug.
2
% Sale
14%
13%
9% Sale
131
1
Lowest
...
1
SINCE JAN.
Sale Prices
Ask
2
2%
Gray Tel Pay Station com...*
Common v t c
13,300
25c
10,900 Guardian Investors common 1
178,000 Gulf OH of Pa
30
225 Gulf States Utll $6 pref
*
100
$5.50 preferred...........*
200 Gypsum Lime Ac Alabastlne.*
900
RANGE
'
l«J
Agreement extended.... *
Grand Rapids Varnish Corp *
'
1,500
9,700
20,600
47
PRICES IN AUGUST
Gorbam Mfft Co-
3,000
16,600
1,000
"Iv 490
EXCHANGE
1933
Aug. 311935
STOCKS (Continued)
i Par
56,300 Goldfleld Conaol Mine*....10
32,800 Gold Seal Blec com
1
5,200
12,200
2,700
CUBE
Low from
new york
curb exchange
In
YOKK
5,850
6% preferred...........100
3,600 Kress (S H) At Co spec pf..l0
%
70 Lackawanna RR N J
100
169,500 Lake Shore Mines Ltd
....I
25,700 Lakey Foundry At Machine. 1
360 Lane Bryant 7% pref.....100
1,500 Lefcourt Realty com.......l
6,600
Preferred
..........*
46,600 Lehigh Coal At Nav
•
84,000 Leonard OI1 Development. .35
39,600 Lerner Stores Corp com....
930
6 4% pref with warr....l00
145,500 Llbby McNeil At Llbby
10
Sale"
50
j % Aug.- 20
Sale
10%
48,400 Kreuger Brewing Co..
95
95
% AUg. 20
~
97
Aug.
'
Aug!
% Jan.
29
72
tll% Apr.
% Aug. *19
Sale
10% Aug. 10
13
Sale
Sale
47% Aug. 29
1
80
1%
'.80
2%
22%
50H Aug.
2% Aug.;, 9
70
Aug. 30
12
%« May 31
15
Mar. 29
17
;,4% Mar.
97
Aug. 29
12% Mar. 29
13% Aug. 19
-
12,400
12,500
20
"l",506
14,400
6,500
10,900
100
6,400
"llOO
125
100 Liberty Baking 7% pref.. 100
9,600
1,650
25
■24,600
70,500
380
1,100
.f
25
63,000
200
"3" 100
For fo
Lion Oil
B stock....
1%
19
6%
1
.
2%
20%
70
Sale
Sale^6
61%
105% 108%
6% Sale
75% Feb.
47% Aug. 29
; % Mar. 12
"3% "4%
Aug".
22% Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
70
8% Aug.
% Aug.
Aug. 29
105% Aug. 28
6% Aug.
2
Sale
8%
Sale
Sale
5
Sale
67
34
7%
Sale
68
Sale
Sale
"7% Sale"
'40% Sale'
Sale
80
1
3% Aug. 29
18% Aug. 15
4% Aug. 13
Aug. 8
19
'
6£
5
Mar.
6% Aug.
4% Aug. 28
Aug.
2
Aug. 26
34
Aug.
1
7% Aug. 27
:.3% Aug. 23
77
65
"39%
38%
Aug".*20
17
8% Aug. 31
6
Aug.
5
Aug. 6
70% Aug. 13
34
Aug.
1
8% Aug. 15
3% Aug. 23
84
..
•'
.
40% Aug. 12
June 22
3% Mar. 28
17% Feb.
4
17% Jan.
9\
4% Mar. 13
2
2%
22%
8%
%
Mar.
6
1
6%
19%
17%
8%
6
Jan.
Jan.
12
84
5
20% Apr.
2
70
34
48
37
4% Jan. 12
3% June 27
89
38%
Jan.
2% Aug.
Jan.
May
18.
Jan.
5
Aug.
5% Mar. 21
Aug.
May
% Apr.
8
70
40
Jan.
Aug.
91 % Feb.
106% July
6 % June
8% Apr.
6
....*
77% Sale
May 23
58
1% Mar. 14
'
4%
78
67
_
5
Aug.
Aug. 30
'
19%
6%
%«
%
69%
61%
108% 105%
6%
Sale
A.......*
102,500 Lone Star Gas....
......*
130,800 Long Island Light com.....*
4,000
7% preferred
100
10,700
6% preferred series B ..100
550 Loudon Packing Co........*
408,900 Louisiana Land At Rxpl com. 1
800 Lucky Tiger Comb G M
10
1 20 Ludlow Mfg
Associates.....*
32,600 Lynch Corp com...........5
70
Refining..........*
Loblaw Groceterias
tnotea see page 56.
%
Jan.
2
26% Mar. 14
9
3
2
9
18
10
15
14
23
29
10
12
June 22
Apr.
6
July
3
Feb. 21
Aug. 31
Aug.
5
Aug.
6
Aug. 13
July 30
May 17
Apr. 29
3
94* Jan.
41% July .24
NEW
48
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
In
Since
August
Jan. 1
Shares
Shares
AM<7.31 1935
1,400
o40
200
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN AUGUST
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Aug. 31
1
Aug.
Bid
7%
STOCKS <Continued)
far
6,700 Mangel Stores Corp com....*
1,840
6%% pref with com pur w
2,006 UapeiConaMfgCo
•
EXCHANGE
CURB
Low from
July I 1933
SALES
AQQREQATE
YORK
Ask
Ask Bid
74
Sale
84 Aug. 16
Aug. 16
Aug. 19
74 Aug. 15
57% Aug.
7
26
Aug. 19
8%
5% June 25
July 10
July 31
47
64
26
25
33% Jan.
Margay Oil
•
Marlon Steam Shore! com..*
Maryland Casualty Co com.l
Mass Utll Associates v t c...l
Massey Harris Co common..*
Marls Bottling Co of Am cl A1
300
7,400
1,100
1,300
900
20,960
3,766
7,100
4,300
24,400
39,575
25
100
22,166
36,060
7,100
50
2",800
5,806
s~I5o
11,600
2,200
53,000
260
500
3,100
50
25
425
100
5,180
12,500
26,900
20,000
500
3,200
800
'64.
8%
6%
2s
.6%
I*
Aug. 23
Aug.
2
Aug. 27
Aug. 3
Aug.
1
3%
3
24
Sale
"44 "5"
Sale
»
3% Aug. 23
2% Aug. 12
2
Aug. 13
5
Aug. 14
Feb.
1%
~
1
% Feb. 23
41
Aug. 14
56
55% Aug. 14
58
534
60
51%
Mayflower Associates Inc...*
McColl Frontenac Oil...—.*
6% preferred
-.100
McCord Radiator A Mfgv
*
McWilllams Dredging com..*
Mead Corp common........*
Mead Johnson A Co 00m....*
Memphis Nat Gas com ......S
Memphis P & L $7 pref
*
Mercantile Stores Co..
7% preferred..........100
Merrltt Chapman A Scott..
6%% A pref
100
Mesabl Iron
•
Metal Textile part pref
Metropolitan Bdlson Co—
$6 pref series C..........
Mexico-Ohio Oil Co
Michigan Gas A OU Corp—•
Michigan Sugar com.
Jan.
98
"54 "~5%
"5% Aug. 28 "mAugVio
464 Sale
37% Aug. 28
41
Aug. 14
Aug.
2
3% Aug. 26
73
Aug. 29
134
134
Sale"
"2
74%
Sale
69
44
"144
12%~Aug.
74
70
44 Sale
68
375
"""600
20
900
"
3,000
1,630
47,000
2,510
2,900
425
100
300
7,200
'"""60
3,200
54,700
2,400
400
"
7,400
14,600
330
2,500
4,600
16
8
Aug. 10
"3% Au~g"."l5
Aug. 12
% Aug. 30
23% Aug. 17
%. Aug. 30
1
Aug.
Aug. 16
9
2% Aug.
8
85
1
Sale
85
4 Aug. 27
5% Aug. 24
64
5
Preferred...............10
14
4
14
Sale
/:■%
4
,
y
80
Jan.
31
96
% Jan.
30
1
Feb.
10
Jan.
5
35
Mar.
Jan.
18]
42j
July 23
Aug. 30
Apr. 25
12
19
July
174 Sale
43%
424
16% Aug.
40
Aug.
9
2
Aug. 31
42% Aug. 30
Sale
184 Sale
18% Aug. 26
I§% Aug." !
18
105
Sale
14
22 4
138
1JH
69
Sale
Sale
Sale
100
13% Sale
104% Aug. 26 104%
1
13%
11% Aug.
64% Aug. 28 74
30
Aug. 201 36
12% Aug. 20 14%
8 140%
137
Aug.
2
34%
30% Aug.
29% Aug. 19 31
31%
54 Sale
25
5,500
103% Sale
Aug.
Aug. 23
Aug.
2
Aug. 13
Aug. 27
21
22%
43
28
17%
17%
Sale
J4
Aug. 16
Aug. 22
7
Aug.
7
Aug.
184
65
Sale
"8
4
4
724
Sale
"64 Sale"
14
78
71
1M
1 1%
6,250
1,700
25,300
100
17% Aug. 27
1
1
Aug.
72
Aug. 21
6
% Aug.
% Aug. 19
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
1% Aug.
18%
1 %
78
%
1
14
10
21
23
70% Aug.
844 Aug. 15
"5% Sale"
"4% Aug. "27
6% Aug. 21
% AUg. 12
% Aug. 30
% Aug. 13
% Aug.
7
16% Aug. 13
30
Aug.
1
%
i:
Sale
30
Sale
25%
"27""
16% Aug. 13
25% Aug. 30
104
Sale"
"9% ""9%
"9% Aug". "27
5%
6%
1%
a
Sale
24
5%
11%
2%
Sale
10% Aug. 22
8
% Aug. 12
8
4
Aug.
8
10
51% Aug. 10
101
Aug. 23
6% Aug. 10
12
Aug. 31
%, Aug.
Aug.
51% Aug.
100
Aug.
5% Aug.
6%
Sale
6% Aug.
2%
45
5*
3% I 4
24
5
Sale
2%
3%
"MOO
I,600
150
375
16,900
8,400
9,975
2,500
1,750
502,000
63,200
8,600
62,400
60,350
82,000
75
800
24.800
6,800
7,200
\
ion
64
49%
Sale"
1%
53%
20
Sale
2
Co common..
2%
Sale
2
54
4
Aug. 31
45
2% Aug. 12
"3% ""3%
49
Sale
41
44
30
7% preferred
•
.....100
"4%
60,
32
30
Aug. "23
9
Aug.
1 % Aug. 20
1
49% Aug.
Aug.
1
24 Aug.
3
20
99
275
4,500
2,000
3,200
'""166
925
1,400
20,700
1,500
16,300
9,400
62,700
41,900
1,000
16,700
II,200
22,900
1?* 18*
N Y Steam Corp com......
N Y Teleo *%% prof
100
New York Transit..........5
19% 120
N Y Water Serv 0%
71%
7%
4%
pref.. 10#
Niagara Hud Pow com....15
Class A option warrants..
Sale
73%
Sale
i|.l^
Class B option warrants...
Niagara Share Corp class B 5
Nlles-Bement-Pond com....*
Sale
24%
2%
2%
7%
23
Nlplsstng Mines............1
86 preferred............
1%
2
2% Sale
24% Sale
s
II*
Sale
2% Sale
%«
%
4
North Cent Texas (Ml..., ...5
•
North European Oil com.. ...1
3
2%
%
Sale
,
2%
%
...
91
5%
13%
13%
23%
5.500 Northern Pipe Line..... ..10
46.800 Nor States Power com A. .100
34,900 Northwest Engl nee ring
61,100 Novadel Agene Corp....*
.
.
7!
Sale
6%
Sale
Sale
Sale
95
June
26
4% Apr.
26
Feb.
Feb.
13
137
5% May 16
July 23
1
130% Aug. 22
Aug. 24
120
116
Apr. 11
Jan.
105)2 Mar.
Jan.
72
112
Apr.
Mar. 22
98
6%
7
16% Sale
11%
12
24%
25%
8% Jan.
2% Jan.
7
3
May
3% Aug. 29
4% Aug. 28
64% Aug. 30
2
Aug. 21
56% Aug. 27
20
Aug.
1
3% Aug. 29
42
Aug. 26
8
14
118
1
4
72%
64
%
1%
6
22
2%
Aug. 16
1
Aug.
3
Aug.
7
Aug.
Aug. 27
4
Aug.
7
Aug.
Aug. 3
1
Aug.
1
Aug.
Aug. 20
1% Aug.
14 Aug.
18% Aug.
Aug.
% Aug.
2% Aug.
%> Aug.
3l
50
Aug.
6
41
June
7
7
22% May
9
3
35
Mar.
18% July
4
Mar. 12
Mar. 26
Mar.
55
Feb.
8
26
Mar. 11
46% Feb. 26
5% Apr. 24% Aug. 27
8 Apr'
,t% May
Apr.
15
Aug. 14
30
1% Jan. 16
78
Aug. 10
% Aug. 21
1% Jan.
84% Aug.
5% Apr.
9% Mar.
5
17
io|
May
2% July 23
5% June 25
35
Mar. 22
2
3% May
Apr. 30
49
1
455H
May
7
Jan.
21
4
May 21
Aug. 10
Aug. 23
Jan.
2
^
22
20
24
June 25
Aug. 31
Aug. 29
June
5
4% Aug. 28
June 14
66
2% Jan-
34% Mar. 13
12
1
19
Feb.
5% Jan.
5 102
21
July
May
Aug. 31
12
Feb. 20
aune
4
Apr. 20
Feb. 16
9
Apr. 27
6
6% Feb.
8
4 May
6 8
2% Mar. 16
3
50
July
51%
90
Feb. 11 101
8
4% Apr. 23
10
25
Jan.
25% June 14
6%
7
15
% Jan.
16
11
22
20
J,
Aug. 27
Aug*
29
16
25
June
1
32
5
8
90% Aug. 12
2 100% Aug. 10
1% Feb.
15
July
Feb.
25% Jan.
53% Jan.
61% Jan.
12
3% Aug.
15
Apr.
33
9
Apr.
4% Mar. 8 13% Jan.
10
Aug.
12
May 25 22
14
Mar.
27 113% May 3 121
4% Aug.
3
Apr.
3
4%
31
46% Feb.
8 77% Aug.
77%
13
Mar. 13
8% Aug.
8%
12
Jan.
2
% Aug.
4
12
1% Aug.
:
ar. 22
1%
19
ar.
4
8% Aug.
8% Aug. 17
r
15
26% July
24% Aug.
7
3
Apr.
July 12
2% Aug.
2
11
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
7
14
12
31
13
12
12
19
17
24
6
1
■7
1
1
14
27
17
2
1% Aug. 12
4% Aug. 17
32
Aug. 12
38
Aug. 22
4% Aug. 10
3
Aug.
1
% Aug,
6
68
Aug. 20
Aug.
102% Aug. 12
Aug.
6
6% Aug. 30
Aug.
23
Aug.
9
13
Aug.
11% Aug. 27 13% Aug,
27% Aug. 16
23% Aug.
66
91
2
Feb.
11
.
Mr.
M
24% Ja
it.
.
24
9
6
11
Jan.
3
7
4, Jan.
8
Jan.
32
325 Nor Ind Pub Ser 6% pref., 1M
.100
7% preferred..
300
2,205 Northern N Y Utll 7% pfd .100
For footnotex m page 56.
1%
1%
1% Sale
19% Sale
Noma Elec Corp com.. .....1
Nor Amer Lt A Pow com. ...1
North Amer Match Corp.,
Nor Amer Utll Sec com..
Aug. 31
90% Aug. 12 90% Aug. 12
98
Aug. 20 100% Aug. 10
Sale
N Y Shipbuilding Co
Founders shares.........!
3
Aug.
11
.
2,900
52,800
18,100
45
33
175 N Y Pr A Lt 86 pref....
9,300
3,300
146,000
17,600
Y
"44 "44
3?
220 N Y A For Inv 6% % pref_.100
10
28,850 NY a tiond Rosarlo M
900 N Y Merchandise Co com...*
50
575
400
N
Jan.
Jan.
102
61% Sale
%
Jan.
July
37
21
164
400 New Haven Clock Co com...*
..25
68,800 New Jersey Zinc
1
22,600 Now Mexico A Arts Land
113,300 Newmont Mining Corp....10
*
500 New Process Co common..
1,100
Jan.
Aug. 16
2% Aug.
9
41
Aug. 14
21% Aug. 13
81% Sale
%
25
13
Aug. 26
23
19
14% July 22
144% May 17
34% Aug. 13
31
Aug. 27
22% July 11
7% Jan.
8
27
4
Feb.
12
76% July
37% July
26% May
40
Sale
130% Aug. 20
120
Aug. 24
Aug.
Aug.
103
50 New Engl Tel A Tel Co... 100
"""200
10% Mar.
30% Mar.
9
Mar.
23
j
mk
Feb.
127
17
11
Aug. 22
2
Jan.
82
3% Aug. 14
% Aug. 17
5% Aug.
Aug.
126
il§"~ 118%
25
•
5
1% Sale
36%
39%
21
22%
24
.......*
27,700 Now Bradford Oil
Jan.
2% Aug. 17
Jan.
Sale
126
7% preferred..........100
350
v
4
Apr. 23
Apr. 25
18% Feb.
5%
44
Aug. 26
Aug. 24
Aug.
20 Nevada Calif Elec com...100
\
May
2
Jan.
125
'3¥auI:
3%
1,075 Nelsner Bros pref........lit
1,900 Nelson (Herman) Corp .....5
4,700 Neptune Meter class A......*
300 Nestle Le Mur Co class A...*
2,300
Sale
30% Sale
23
21%
150
135
23
150
8,625 Nehl Corp com............*
1st preferred..........
200
*
75
200
Mar.
4$ July
Sale
354
3,100
1,400
2,200
2% May 16
June 19
Sale
40
140
1
59,800 National Service Co
Conv par tic preferred....*
2,100
•M00 National Steel Car Ltd.....*
National Sugar Refg...
19
*
200 National Tea Co 5% % pref. 10
12.50
19,700 National Transit
8,400 National Union Radio com..l
"3",500
June 21
8
16
Mar. 14
8
5
114
30
May 27
June 22
5
2
8% Aug.
72
100 National Refining common 25
1,900
Jan.
% Mar. 15
3
8
May
Mar. 13
2
% Mar.
85,020 Nat Rubber Mach com
100
34%
Mar. 12
8
17
13
17
22
194
7,55o
400
Jan.
8% Aug.
1
6
4 Aug.
1% Aug. 28
8
Jan.
5
14
10
24
5
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
36
100
86 preferred
5
Mar.
Jan.
Aug. 14
SH Feb. 16
73
Aug. 29
44 Aug. 29
3
754 June
16
Aug. 10
73% Jan. 25
3% Aug. 15
23% Aug. 17
Jan, 30
Mar. 12
% May 14
84
17
18,500
82 non-cum dir shares...
1,575 MldraleCo
2,060 Mining Corp of Can.. .....*
3,850 MinnesotaMln AMfgCo....*
4,000 Miss Rirer Fuel Corp warr—
50 Miss Rlrer Power pref....100
6,800 Mock Judson Voehrlnger.
23,475 Mohawk A Hud Pow 1st pref.*
10,765
2nd preferred
*
416,400 Molybdenum Corp f t C.....1
14,550 Montgomery Ward A Co A..*
6,200 MontrealLt Ht A Pot, com..*
1,700 Moody's Inrestors Part pref.*
200 Moore Corp Ltd....
70
7% A pref
100
500 Mtge Bank of Colom Am shs
1,800 Mountain A Gulf Ol JCo
54,400 Mountain Producers Corp.lt
266 Mountain Sts Pew com.....*
510 Mountain Sts Tel A Tel..100
64,400
it*
4?"
24
Jan.
8
Aug.
1
Aug. 16
2% Aug.
9
1
Aug.
2
6% Aug. 13
1%
%
%.
2%
6
12
84
98,600 National Fuel Gas
39,000 National Investors com.....1
670
5%% preferred......
1
"■.r 19,900
Warrants.................
17,900 National Leather Co com...*
y
6
1% Aug.
4 Aug.
% Aug.
Nat Power A Light—
7,650
Aug.
34
1,200 Nachman Sprlngfllled Corp.*
251,100 Nat Bellas Hess com
...1
14,200 Nat'l Bond A Share Corp...*
2,256 Nat Container Corp com
.*
106
02 convertible preferred..*
200
Mar.
56
3% Apr. 17
21% Jan.
7
3% Feb. 16
55
Apr. 12
1% Jan.
5
75% June 3
9% July 24
70
Jan. 17
,4 Jan.
2
4% Aug. 29
"I % Aug. 30
"24 "24
24
19
19,500 Murphy (G C) Co common..*
100
8% preferred...........100
2,900
44
12% Apr. 30
5% Sale
39
Sale
21,300
Class A rot trust ctfs
*
14,500
Class B rot trust ctfs.....*
128,700 Middle West Utll com
•
9,360
86 conr pref ser A
3,600
86 conr pref A ctfs of dep.*
Midland Royalty Corp—
710
82 conr pref-.............*
Midland Steel Product—
100
8
30
40% Feb.
Middle States Petroleum—
3,500
2,100
94,200
4,900
2,100
11
1
Feb.
14
8%
8%
3%
2%
Mar. 13
Jan.
Aug. 16
Jan.
9
June 21
May 24
Aug. 12
2
Aug. 13
5% Jan.
2
4 Jan.
5
6
15
3% Mar. 12
1
% Aug.
;
June
4
May Hosiery Mills—
$4 preferred w w_._.......*
150
T.566
8
Communication Am dap ret
1,100
2,000
7,100
29,700
4,200
4,900
49,200
•
Highest
Sale Prices
10
Jan. 19
64
Marconi Internat Marine—
300
1
Feb.
38% Mar.
45% Jan.
54 Jan.
8
6
30
8
6% Mar. 14
54 Jan.
3
18% May 23
May 24
4% Aug. 17
32
Aug. 12
June 10
40
4% Aug. 10
3% May 27
%» May 27
63% July 10
68
Aug. 20
102% Aug. 12
7
May 21
23
Aug. .9
14% July 19
27%
2
Sept., 1935]
NEW
SALES
AGGREGATE
August
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN AUGUST
Low from
"—"—
NEW YORK
1
1
I
'
July 1 1933
*
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1
In
4y
CUBE EXCHANGE
YOKE
to
Aug. 311935
Lowest
Aug. 31
1
Aug.
Lowest
Highest
Highest
:>
Shares
Shares
800
400
4,000
20
57,800
72.100
8,000
11,250
6,500
19,200
12,497
48,000
311,600
1,900
12,400
12,400
900
975
5,900
5,500
5,400
5,800
60,600
700
6,300
'
""ioo
400
80
300
i
85,300
726
t
?
""420
375
1,600
2,450
200
10
4,600
•
23,566
3,700
10,600
"2",000
12",200
10.200
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
44 Aug.
1
1st preferred...... ..._..*
Pacific Tin special stock.... *
Pan Amer Airways com
.10
Pantopoc Oil of Vonosuota..*
Paramount Motors Corp....*
Parke Datls * Go
•
Parker Pen Co............10
8
14
14
5
1
14
23
17
34
274
14 Apr. 16
Mar. 18
34
204 Jan. 12 284
184 Jan. 15 254
71
Feb. 25 102
1
May
9
34
25
36
34 Mar. 21
324 Jan.
2
10,200
10,360
98,650
2,050
5,680
7,200
June
Aug.
Feb.
6
July
54 Mar.
794 Apr.
54 July
17
Sale
55
"88
344
54
63
Aug. 12
6
64
24 Sale
54
6
6
Aug. 13
Aug. 15
Aug. 28
8
Aug. 16
24 Aug. 14
41
Aug. 2
Aug.
101
Aug.
54 Aug.
24 Aug.
36
Aug.
Sat)
:
50
8,400
300
150
sees
Sale
144
"144
15" "164
15
Sale"
103
77
Sale
75
76
Aug.
76
744
i044~Aug.
Aug.
1014 Aug.
74
Aug.
59
Aug.
354 Aug.
1154 Aug.
84 Aug.
14
Aug. 10
764 Aug. 2
76
Aug.
1
36
Aug. 26
1154 Aug. 14
134 Aug. 12
105
Sale
"9" "124
24
Sale
454
11
24 Sale
364 Sale
84 Sale
24 Aug.
1
364 Aug. 31
84 Aug. 28
48
"64 "64
"54 Aug."23
104
34 Aug. 10
Aug. 14
Aug. 14
12
"94 "104
64
64
Aug.
1
Aug. 26
10]
94 Aug. 14
6
Aug.
1
6]
Sale
70
Sale
Sale
744
"24 Sale
"24
12
Sale
7
84
23 4
244
10
644
77
764
14
14
Sale
12
74
20
14
9
244
14
44 Aug.
64
Aug.
76
Aug.
184 Aug.
14 Aug.
114 Aug.
8
Aug.
27
22
13
15
8
23
Aug.
2
14 Aug.
5
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
23
Aug.
14 Aug.
54
724
814
184
24
124
94
9
23
14
22
1
3
13
2
29
4 Sale
1
4 Aug.
4s Sale
174 Aug.
Voting trust ctf«..__33J4c
Propper
McCallum
Hosiery
MIJI- Co com
150 Providence Gas Co.........*
53,200 Prudential
;.
Investors
Feb.
4
Apr.
Feb.
7
Aug.
July
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
12
15
10
14
14
26
June 22
364 Apr. 18
_54 Aug.
9
Aug. 23
814 Aug. 14
154 Feb. 14
724
Feb. 28
% Aug. 13
194 Aug. 23
124 Apr.
4
1
2
Jan.
7
Mar. 26
464
184
4
74
64
^.""V :
64 Aug. 27
24 July 17
124 May 6
334 Mar. 27
24 Jan.
3
51
:^VWv:vV'
28
Aug. 14
Aug. 10
Aug.
2
Feb.
16
12
84 Mar. 11
5
Y^r'v'
30
Jan.
26
Jan.
2
■AAA
■A'A -1'
24 June 26
124 Aug.
94 Feb.
4
30
Jan.
2
24 Apr. 26
July 31
134 Jan. 18
31
Jan.
2
6
194 Aug.
"84 ""84
103
96
...*
8
98
% Aug. 30
4 Aug. 17
84
Sale
4
| 4
'"8 4 "Aug"." "7
"94 Aug"." 19
4 Mar. 19
104 May 10
44 Mar. 20
98
83
Jan.
75
90
4
4
*
com
56 preferred........
600
250
July
Realisation—
10,500
"6",600
Aug. 14
174 Aug. 13
1
22
3
4
7
23
16
31
18
7
Inc..........*
8,910
1.900
11
Jan.
70
Apr.
Aug.
Jan.
Jan.
May
23
July
14 Jan.
31
July
94 June
4 Jan.
175 Pressed Metals of Amer.....*
2,000
6
July 31
Aug. 28
July 30
16
4 Jan.
"44 "54
.......
Properties
21
14
14
18
2
7
10
17
25
June
6
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
July
June
July
414 July 30
66
24
104 Sale
64 Sale
25
126,400 Producers Royalty Corp
19
June 26
Feb.
Jan. 28
77
804 Jan. 14 IO44
764 Apr. 10 105
534 Jan. 28 764
524 Apr. 18 §94
31
Feb. 28
40
113
May 15 120
4
Mar. 15
134
334 July 15
14 Feb. 26
274 Feb. 25
84 Mar. 1
1
4,037 Pratt At Lambert
27,910 Premier Gold Mining.......!
12,600
July
Feb. 25
94 Apr.
"64 Au"g"."27
44
Pond Creek Pocahontas Co.*
100 Prentice-Hall
7
Aug. 16
July 23
24
A"ug".'i3
174
2
9
550 Power Corp of Can com.....*
200
.
374
77
1034
.......5
;54,300 Potrero Sugar com
2,100 Powdrell At Alexander......*
13,500
17
69
17
12
8
15
25
.'v-
8
14
26
5
28
14
23
17
67
40
N
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
24
44
12
23 10l
ll
22
14 Mar. 27
24
12
114 Aug.
99
54
Aug.
34
37
54
3
Pittsburgh Forglnga Co....*
Pitts Ac Lake Erie KK
474
Jan. 11
June 19
14 Mar. 30
300 Pitts Bessemer Ac L E RR...50
"3",56O
194
374
444
74 Feb. 27
■■
Prices
Aug. 19
Aug.
Aug.
July
Aug.
May
Aug.
Aug.
44 Aug.
2
34 Aug. 16
284 Aug. 23
254 Aug. 19
102
Aug. 7
Aug. 21
Aug. 14
Aug. 14
Aug. 3
Aug. 23
44 Aug. 13
474 Aug. 17
24 Aug.
Sale
264 Aug.
Sale
25 4 Aug.
Sale
1014 Sale 1004 Aug.
34
24 Aug.
164
174
174
164 Aug.
Sale
35
364
344 Aug.
37
404 37
Aug.
Sale
2
Sale
14 Aug.
5
4
Aug.
44
44
Sale
Aug.
454 454 45
•
32,900 Parker Rust-Proof coos.....*
800 Pender (O) Grocery cl A....*
Class B..
600
1,750 Peninsula Telep Co com.... •
110
7% preferred
...100
...1
1,800 Penn Max Fuel common
373,000 Pennroad Corp com ttc.. ...I
1,100 Pa Cent Lt A Pr 52.80 pref..*
150
55 preferred..
.......*
3,100 Pa Gas Ac Klec class A......*
25 Pa Pow Ac Lt 56 pref........*
57 preferred
1.220
........
800 Pennsylvania Salt Mfg..
50
14,300 Pa Water At Power...
•
11,630 Pepperell Mf« Co
IN
2,100 Perfect Circle com.........*
280 Pet Milk 7% pref
.IN
11,700 Philadelphia Co com .._...*
25 Phlla Elec Power 8% pref..25
102,700 Phoenix Securittee common. 1
Con? preferred A........10
20,900
21,300 Pie Bakeries lac case....-..*
25
7 A Preferred..
.N
8,300 Pierce Governor Co com....*
1,800 Pines Wlnterfront Co......5
1
167,570 Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd
106,200 Pitney Bowes Postage Meter*
34 Aug.
r
3
27
24
1]
Pacific Pub Serr non-tot com*
69.6(|0
~~3~, 400
«
Sale Prices
Sale
19
Jan. 15
314
70
Feb.
1
974
89
Jan. 29 108
Jan. 15 109
85
90
Apr. 25 964
94 Feb. 28 114
14
4 Mar. 4
4
Jan. 29
104
Sale Prices
314 Aug. 19
,
Sale
54% 1st preferred......25
Pacific Ltg Corp h prof
Sale Prices
Ask
254 Aug. 14
Sale
964 Aug.
1
974
104
1034 Aug. 30 108
1034 1044 103
1074 Sale 106 ^ Aug. 30 108
954 Aug. 5 964
Sale
11
104" *12"" 11
Aug.
1
1
1
Aug.
2
14
14
a
\*
Sale
10
7
Aug.
1
104
84
•
Pacific Eastern Corp..
1
Pacific GAB 0% 1st prof.. 25
Ask Bid
Sale
Bid
Par
20,690 Ohio OU *% prof ........IN
2,130 Ohio Powor 4% preferred. IN
80 Ohio Pub Serv 6% 1st pref 100
8,300 Olletocke Ltd commoa
B
11,000 Outboard Motors cl B coot..*
CI see A coo? prof........*
7,000
10,780 Ovsrssms Socurltloe Co
.*
1,400
2,000
1,800
4,100
"2~666
'
950 Ohio Kdlioa $4 preferred
960
210
-
STOCKS {Continued)
Ohio BraNcUwB
Mar. 25
Aug. 15
98
Aug. 15
14 Feb.
104 Mayt
94 Aug. 19
99
July 10
11
-
Public Service of Colorado—
40
6% 1st preferred....... 180
50
110
7% 1st preferred.......100
'
960 Public Serr of Ind pr pref.
56 preferred.............
850
3,200 Public Service of Nor 111
V
260
;i
500
r
300
o
stock.....60
6% preferred..........100
400
125
7%
V*
Sale
39
41
36
38
39
Com 560 par
1,250
204 Aug.
74 Aug.
35
Aug. 26
35
Aug. 24
41
35
38
234 Aug.
9
134 Aug. 13
40
Aug. 13
35
Aug. 24
Apr. 26
8
Jan.
2
5
Jan.
11
174 Feb. 20
16
Feb.
784 Apr.
7
4
31
-
77
Apr. 11
90
Apr. 26
234 Aug.
9
134 Aug. 13
40
Aug. 13
354 June 12
102
July 29
77
83
Feb. 23
81
May
1
81
May
4 Feb.
preferred..........IN
Jan.
4
1
Public Service of Oklahoma—
50
7% prior Hen pref
100
1
Public Utll Securities—
7,400
5,200
17",800
124 Sale
314 Sale
"44 "54
...
I,635 Quaker Oats com
840
6% preferred......
760
200
•
..IN
7,325 Railway At Light Securities.*
1,100 Rye At Utll Invest cl A com..l
2,500 Rainbow Luminous Prod A.*
1,625
""166
Class B common..........*
4,300
1,900
Raymond Concrete Pile200
125
^
175
Common................*
625
S3
conv
Aug.
124 Aug.
314 Aug.
1
57 part preferred.........*
22,870
•
34,765 Puget Sound P At L 56 pf
55 preferred.......
18,870
...»
13,925 Pure OU Co 6% pref.
.IN
10
18,675 Pyrene Mfg
25
•106
•111
"74 Sale'
Sale
138
44~Aug"i4
3
5
74 Aug. 31
127
2,100
14,800
1,400
5,400
11,500
-
14
100
8,300
1,100
fr
1,100
Reliable Stores com........*
Reliance Internet com A....*
34
Reynolds Invest
1
com
......
Rice Stlx Dry Goods Co.....
34
Sale
11
10
Richfield Oil of Calif pref..25
Richmond Radiat com new.l
Febji
70
June 19
74 Aug. 31
23 1354 July
147
July
14
20
23
64 Mar. 26
4 Jan. 24
Jube 28
164 Aug. 17
4 Aug.
% Aug.
4» June 12
4$ Aug. 13
14 4 Aug.
.
3
il* Aug.
Reeves (Daniel) com........*
Reiter Foster Oil Corp......*
Reybarn Co.. Inc.........If
Jan.
1324
164 Aug. 17
34 Aug.
Aug.
4 Feb.
4 Feb.
34 Aug.
13
800 Raytheon Mfg, vte .....50c
1,500 Red Bank OU Co...........*
1,900
7,000
56,700
8,200
31,700
78,500
3,900
16,900
Mar. 19
Aug. 16
20
4
11
34
64 Mar. 18
13
344 Mar. 30
24 Jan. 14
Aug.
8
184 Aug. 12
404 Aug.
8
Aug. 19
Aug. 12
,[ Aug
15
pref..............*
Aug.
184 Aug.
404 Aug.
_
4
4.
"El
1
1344 Aug,
1324 Aug.
143
Aug.
Aug. 27 146
135
143
133
1324 134
146
174 Sale
36
Sale
8
14 Sale
4 Aug.
54 Aug.
14 Aug.
3
Aug.
3
1
44 Feb. 25
>32 Apr.
2
44 Mar. 14
K:
2
2
6
4 Aug. 23
10
Aug.
8
4 Aug.
1
24 Aug. 22
4 Mar. 15
34 Aug.
14 Aug.
10
Aug.
14 Aug.
3
Aug.
.
16
20
26
26
Aug.
2
Apr.
6
4 Apr. 26
9
July
6
4 July 15
24 Aug. 22
85
Apr.
5
50 Rochester G At E 6% pref. 100
4 Jan. 23
Feb.
5
%
5
Jan.
Jan.
•
3
25
'Aj
14
14 May 27
Feb.
1
74 Jan.
4 May
84 Aug.
2
Aug.
3]
Aug.
Jan.
13
Jan.
123
13
Aug.
3
Aug.
85
Apr.
20
22
17
23
17
7
3
2
21
23
5
Rochester
Telephone Corp—
64 % 1st preferred.....100
1,600 Rogers Majestic Corp cl A.
12,700 Roosevelt Field Inc........5
6,200 Root Petroleum Co com....l
51.20 conv prefer red..... 20
6,000
10,100 Rossla Internet Corp ......*
1,700 Royallte OU Co Ltd........*
30,400 Royal Typewriter com......*
105
10
1,100
3,800
1,500
3,300
100
7,000
1,050
100
•V;
1,175
92,
3,340
1,000
7.000
200
1,700
1,100
2,475
500
5,700
%
4
3,325 Safety Car Heating Ac Ltg.IN
24,100 St Anthony Gold Mining...1
100 St Lawrence Corp Ltd com..*
195,600 St Regis Paper Go.........If
7% preferred...........IN
6,130
1
5,500 Salt Creek Consol OU..
:
lt
52,710 Salt Greek Producers
......5
5,100 Savoy OU Co....
II,200 Schlff Go com..............*
•
4,200 Schulte Real Estate com.
25
8,400 ScovlUe Mfg Go
Scranton-Spring Brook
14 Aug.
14 Aug.
8 " Aug. 16
*A% Aug. 20
264
66 4
54
Sale
67 4
6
304
"32
254 Aug.
5
' Aug. 21
54 Aug.
1
Aug.
63
65
64
\*
U
%
4
74
4
4
"l4 Sale
Sale
24
74
"24 "Sale
Sale
34
4
4
Sale^
Aug.
4 Aug.
244
264
29
Sail*
V14 Aug. 17
83
IK
1
34
4
234
154 May 15
"i 4 Aug.
24
4
64
284
4
244
Aug.
Aug.
Aug. 26
Aug. 14
Aug.
Aug. 14
Aug. 14
56.
14 Sale
49
50
4
Sale
24
44
4
24
494
*
14 Aug.
48
' Aug. 28
4 Aug.
Jan.
22
May
2
Aug. 31
July 10
Apr. 15
ay 20
Aug. 22
Aug.
5
_
68
5
6
1
May 17
Mar. 29
Apr. 16
83
Aug. 16
4 Jan.
8
4 May
9
Jan,
34 Apr.
4 Mar.
Aug. 16
4 Aug.
34 Aug.
Aug.
4 Aug.
74 Aug.
4 Aug.
31
Aug.
4 Aug.
274 Aug.
43
Mar. 22
4
2
41
May
4
"284 Sale
3
3
14 Aug. 14
34 Aug. 31
10
Aug. 30
4« Aug.
234 Aug. 24
324 Aug. 22
68
Aug.
"
54 Aug.
9
Mar. 14
Mar. 15
12
13
Jan. 29
Mar. 27
16
Mar. 18
June
8
Jan.
14
5
19
22
Mar. 25
34 Aug. 14
50
Aug.
4 Aug. 6
Mar. 26
Mar. 13
Mar. 15
Mar. 15
Water Serv 56 pref........
13,900 Securities Corp Gen*l com..*
*
5,900 Seaman Bros coasmon..
23,400 Segal Lock At Hardware com *
footnotes see page
V<i
34 Sale
94 Sale
4.
4«
234 Aug. 24
:
50
9,100
10
9
9,500 Ryan Coneol Petroleum...
2,900
4,600
Ruberold Co
....IN
5,400 Russeks Fifth Ave Inc.....
10,328
,
6
14 Sale
24 Sale
Mar. 22 xl05
Mar. 29
94
24
Apr. 11
Feb.
4
34
12
Apr.
5
Feb.
5
Aug. 24 26x4
43
Feb.
8
34 Aug. 12
Aug. 13
43
1
Jan.
4
74 May 11
1
Jan. 31
334 Jan.
5
4 Aug. 19
274 Aug. 22
Mar.
34 Aug.
May
4 Jan.
27
50
26
14
28
25
M-
50
NEW YOBK CURB EXCHANGE
_
•
'sales
aqqbeqate
Low from
j
In
Since
Jan.
August
600
\
850
.
•
1,600
2,300
10,500
1,100
•
-
4,100
9,100
23,200
46,500
8,640
4,200
11,500
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.
900
5,200
•
:
3,700
,
•
13
1
Ask Bid
134
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38
37 54
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1
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Bid
American
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134
IX
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\
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134 Aug.
,,154
32
66
~70X Sale" "73 k Sale"
Seton Leather
Shattuck Denn Mining
334
5
Shenandoah Corp common. 1
::
m
12
»
3254
"9034
;Aug: 12
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1
134
,
Smith (LC)
-
3,300
52,400
325,800
7,300
f.
350
•
'
8,900
3 34
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So Amer Gold A Plat—.—.1
Sou Calif Bdlson
pref A
18$
25
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Preferred B_........—.25
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26
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200
.
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,
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•
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16,200
1,800
4,400
25
6,300
4,100
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■
Spanish A General Corp Ltd
Am dep rets ord rek shs..£l
100
Am dep rets ord bear„._l£
7,200
1
Class A preferred
25
1,100
10
■
200
425
"""166
10.900
3,950
2,700
300
22,000
63,100
t
100
19,400
700
5,200
20
'
•
2,200
4,500
1,800
17,900
47,500
8,500 Taggart Corp com .......—*
27,000 Tampa Electric Co.....
*
2,300 Tastyeast Inc class A new__l
*
537,000 Technicolor Inc common
190,900 Teck Hughes Gold Mines...*
750 Tenn El Pow 7% 1st pref..l00
2,100 Tenn Products Corp com...*
146,200 Texas Gulf Producing......*
425 Texas P & L 7% pref
100
*
41,600 Texon Oil A Land Co.
2,925 Thermold Co 7% pref
100
1,225 Tobacco A Allied Stocks....*
33,700 Tobacco Prod Exports..
*
75
500
28,500
"5",300
70c
»*3
154
00^
23
j/A
9
•
1,525
450
'
3,600
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1,300
10
10
v
100
.
•
:
500
12,100
7,500
8
X Jan.; 10
Mar. 18
154 Jan. 19
-
,
3k
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26; Aug. 15
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-
20
5 '154 Aug. 14
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354 Aug.
2
334 Aug.
ivAug.
5
5534 Aug.,
■
84
r:
Jan.
3
5
17
19
24
26
234 Jan. 15
:34 June
6
7
May 17
3 34 Aug. 24
19k Jan.
2
3154 Aug.
6
154 Aug. 14
26
Aug. 15
10754 Aug. 31
11334 Mar. 12
•
Jan.
235-
6
15
2:
15
8
Mar. 28 301
Jan.
July
15
30
354 Aug. 6
Apr. 24
1254 Jan. 22
Aug.: 1
\ 6
14
234 Aug. 21
.434 Aug, 29
28
Aug. 21
2654 Aug. 26
2534 Aug. 28
3934 Aug.
1
Ilk Aug.
Sale
14
2
1%
134
354 Sale
" Sale
334 Sale
1
"2534 Sale" "26k "27"34"
23% Sale
3934 Sale
4
3
Sale
3434 Aug. 28
3
Aug. 26
34 Sale
3
;
234 Feb. 13
29
2
Jan.
2
34 Aug. 22
1
454 Aug.
Am dep rets ord reg shs..£l
.2,000
Am dep rets def reg......5s
3,300
6,000 Todd Shipyards Corp.......*
250 Toledo Edison 6% pref..100
190
7% preferred A........ 100
2,500 Tonopah Belmont Develop..1
9,000 Tonopah Mining of Nev....l
66,700 Trans-Lux Pict Screen com.l
33,100 Trl-Contlnental Corp Warr__
1
9
34 Aug, 23
,
1
Ji
"434 Sale
""554 ""ek "5k "~5k
Sale
24
2434
4734
X
25
k
3434
3434
254
3 3 54
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Aug. 10
34 Aug. 14
5
Aug.
5
2254 Aug. 2
48
Aug. 30
434
33 34
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2534
49
j
52
48
% Aug. 12
"434 "Aug"." 28
I
3454 Sale
154
3
54
54
3554 Sale
2654
"26k Sale" "20k Sale"
11
954
1034
1434 Sale
92
9434
154 Sale
1
154
1134
1434
1534
91
9334
234 Sale
234
J
32
5
80
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18
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"""54 Sale"
54
Aug. 13
3634 Aug. >9
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3334 Aug. 26
2 k Aug. 24
72
28
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2034 Aug.
934 Aug.
1434 Aug.
93
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154 Aug.
134 Aug.
1734 Aug.
54 Aug.
9a Sale
2 54
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1
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134
1954
VA
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1
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52
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234
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354
2
34
35
134
Sale
34
134
2134 Sale
34
2034
434
Sale
4
254
36
Sale
Sale
Sale
45
L$
34
%
254 Sale
,154 Apr. 29
28
3
2
1
29
1
27
3
14
1
1
22
19
Aug. 15
2154 Aug. 12
1134 Aug. 20
1534 Aug.
5
93
Aug. 29
,5
Aug. 13
434 Aug. 14
21
Aug.
5
34 Aug.
1
18H
5
18
61
91
,1
1
1054
434
4534
134
1834
254
2834
52
254
34
234
%
Sale
""5k ~
6
~ *"5k Sale"
Sale
44
50
6634 Sale
Sale
2
2
Sale
21
25
1954
Feb.
6
28
28
32
Mar. 21
103
Jan.
2
Feb.
Aug. 13
89
Apr.
254
3634
134
2234
434
73
34
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug,
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
54 June
1
2234 Mar. 12
9
1
29
23
19
27
8
13
k
3
5k~Aug.~31
34
Aug.
1
6054 Aug. 24
2
Aug. .1
6k Aug.
48k
28
6
23
20
2
2
6
5
9
7
15
10
Mar.
Mar. 29
34 Apr. 24
1034 Jan. 15
234 Mar. 9
28k Aug. 28
4534 Jan.
5
X July
1154 Jan.
3k Jan.
48
Feb.
54. July
254 July
;
98
234 Sale
134 Sale
:
234
134
254
154
16
18
29
6
10
11
7
Mar. 14
5
7
Mar. 11
60
?
34
54
234
154
5
23
23
28
22
11
10
7
54 Apr. 30
34 June 20
26
3634 Aug.
9
3 k Feb. 26
54 Jan. 15
3534 July 24
234 Aug. 24
834 July 25
28
Aug. 15
2154 Feb. 19
12
May 16
1954 May 17
9934 May 13
5
Aug. 13
434 Aug. 14
21
Aug.
5
34 June 11
28k Aug.
1
Apr. 10
354 Apr. 10
19
26
2
4
Apr. 18
1534 Mar. 2
2
Jan.
9
9« July 10
334 Feb. 16
1454 Jan.
7
554 Aug. 20
46
Aug.
2
134 Jan.
2
25
3
June 11
Feb. 14
3634 Apr. 22
58 k Feb. 21
354 May 27
Aug. 13
9 100
134 Feb. 11
254 Aug. 16
3634 Aug. 21
134 July 12
27
June
4
454 Mar. 4
7634 July 11
H Jan. 28
454 May
3
July
2
634 Jan.
4
4834 Aug. 27
68
Aug. 10
2 54 Jan.
2
93
■
1954 Apr. 30
5
July
3
26
34 Aug.
Apr.
434 Aug.
1
Apr.
634 July
2854 May
5234 Feb.
14
Feb,
2234 May
Aug. 27
Aug. 10
234 Aug. 5
68
V
8
234 Mar. 27
40
16
21
3
2
24
30
15
16
15
;
50 k July
14 54 July
8 107
Feb.
334 Aug. 14
1034 June 18
134 May 25
634 Jan. 15
1
July
2
Aug. 10
June
2654 Aug. 26
25k Aug. 28
3934 July 26
454 Aug.
9
*a Feb. 27
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
134 Aug.
Aug.
54 Aug.
1834 Aug.
354 Aug.
72
Aug.
«/„ Aug.
254 Aug.
30
54 Mar. 7
4234 Mar. 19
9k Mar. 6
9
Aug.28
Aug. 20
134
14
Aug.
1
Aug. 21
554
Aug. 30 46
Aug.
1
134
Aug. 20 2134
Aug.
5
254
Aug. 28 34
Aug. 31
5454
254
Aug.
6
Aug. 13 100.
34
104
T"k """k ""k "'"34
11
34 Apr. 10
25
534
2634
2
Mar. 8
54 Apr. 24
9
54 Aug.
8
234 Aug. 8
Aug. 22
1454 Aug. 12
12
Jan.
754 Mar. 18
Mar. 30
Ilk
49
13 107
Aug. 13
14
334 Aug. 14
1
18
75
34
37a
9
100
1
24
4
X Aug. 26
2934 Mar. 30
2k Aug. 24
554 July 24
1034 Apr.
3
2
854
9
July 29
234 Aug. 21
454 Jan.
7
24 108
",
34 June 20
17
May
1
29
May 29
k Aug. 7
3534 Aug.
1
2k Aug. 24
34
234
954
1054
134
134
1054 Sale
354
434
4434
46
134 Sale
2034 Sale
7
.
28k~Aug.26
...
i*
19
Jan.
9
June
7
Jan.
3
Mar. 28
Feb. 19
la Apr.
56 Aug. 12
"2lk Aug"." "2
54 Aug.
154 Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
"1434 "1434 "12k "14" 13
105
107
107
Aug.
334 Aug.
334
334
334
3 54
1134 Sale
1134 Aug.
A Sale
154 Sale
Jan.
334
54
454
2154
4534
.34 Aug. 14
6
Aug.5
2554 Aug. 27
4934 Aug. 13
.
24
Sale
22
9
•/5s
Jan.
34 Apr.
104
"ix "ix
x
76k
•
i..
Feb.
Apr.
4
334 Apr. 10
2034 Jan.
3
1734 Jan.
3
:153s Jan.
4
2834 Jan.
7
in
13%
*
14
23
134 Aug. 2
334 Aug. 13
2554 Aug. 23
2434 Aug.
1
23
Aug.
1
.
"
;
234 Mar.
54'Aug. 14
3
Apr. 25
54 Apr,9
1254 Mar. 27
Aug.
:
5334 .46
10k
—
'
Mar. 15
234 Jan. ■
Apr.
Aug.
7634 Aug.
77 c
Aug.
34
1234 Jan. 24
%
"
*
13,700 Starrett Corp com.... .....1
30,600
6% preferred
.......10
1,375 Steel Co of Can Ltd ord.....*
9,500 Stein (A) A Co com
_„i.—*
530
6 X % pref
100
2,700 Sterling Brewers Inc
1
3,200 Stetson (John B) Co com...*
1,200 Stinnes (Hugo) Corp.......5
900 Stroock (S) & Co Inc......*
83,300 Stutx Motor Car Go......—*
12,900 Sullivan Machinery Co.....*
6,249 Sun Investing Co com......*
2,600
|3 conv pref.........
*
5
108,800 Sunray Oil
852,300 Sunshine Mining Co......10c
1,500 Swan-Pinch Oil Corp .....15
15
145,300 Swift International....
7,050 Swiss-American Klec pref.100
52,400 Swiss Oil Corp
1
130 Syracuse Ltg 6% pref..... 100
7,800
1(^,900
•
■
So West Pa Pine Lines..L
....
26,400
'
850
4,600
300 Stahl-Meyer Inc com.......*
3,400 Standard Brewtnk Co......*
3,025 Standard Cap A Seal com...5
200 Standard Dredging com:
*
;
; 250
Preferred
*
5,310 Standard Invest $534 pref..*
!
162,800 Standard OH (Kentucky).. 10
9,500 Standard Oil (Nebraska)
25
34,730 Standard OH (Ohio) com. .25
2,050
100
5% pref
8,100 Standard Power A Lt com..*
Class B common..........*
5,900
j.
Preferred
2,400
....*
1
284,000 Standard Silver Lead
200
•
*
334
*
34
434
15 x
13,300 Square D Co class B com....*
600
'
-
434
334
49
57
.
,*a
100
V",
j
100
34
9,700 Southern Nat Gas Co com—*
30 South New Engl Telep Co. 100
3,700 Southern Pipe Line.......10
1,000 Southern Union Gas com—•
38,000 Southland Royalty Co.....5
......—25
62,000 South Penn Oil
•
•
4X
2
19
k Corona
Typewriter ▼ t e
Sonotone Corp..
35,000
534% pref class C
i
25
1,675
5% orlklnal pref........25
2'500 Southern Colo Pow cl A..25
'
•
■■■>1,400
1
33.300
.
354
5534
Sale Prices
4634 Mar. 15
5 34 Aug;' 6
ilWl V
1534
1234
48
24
Highest
.
Aug. '2 10754 Aug. 31
Aug. 26 10854,Aug. 16
1
19
284~ ~Aug. 28
; 2
£8 - Jan.
;f 54 Mar.
f 254 Aug. 16
-':
.
:^134 July 18
234 Aug.
1
334 Aug, 24
1654,Aug.- 5 '1934 Aug; 13
; AugV 20
.3154 Aug. 6
'-,.y
'<*
10
19
,30
2034
2lk
100
10754 Sale
106
107
Sale
1934 Sale
10334 Sale
107 X Sale
21
Aug.26
254 Aug. 16
34 Aug. • 7
334 Sale
"30k Sale"
5
119
1
•
1,000
17,200
42,700
1,000
4,300
6,800
*
——ISO
£1
...........
Am dep rets ord rek shs
3,100
106,416 Smith (A O) Corp com
•
500 Smith (Howard) Paper Mills *
8,100
•
■'
434 Aug.-28
Sale
5
454
534
234 Sale
1434
Shawinlflan Water & Power.*
Sheaffer (W A) Pen com....*
Sinker Mfk Ltd
700
•
2
-154; Aug,'
33 $ Aug.
7
2';nAug.
7 .7634 Aug.
"Aug.
68
""""34 "":k
*
_....*
com
Conv preferred
''300
2.450 Sinker Mfg Co
i
"
-
Lowest
Sale Prices
; Aug: 19
134:'Aug.
Simmons Boardman Pub Co—
510
Highest
Stile Prices
-'
SaU Prices ''
"i'X Sale" "ik" ik
_._£1
dep ret*
Sentry Safety Control...
13,000
$3 Conv pref
...25
: 76,255 Sherwln-WllUam* Co coin. .25
3,800
6% preferred AA ......100
:
7.900
1,030
:-.r-
.*f;}
Selfrid fie Prov Stores, Ltd—
1
200
•
.
Par
5,400 Selberllng Rubber com.....*
3,000 Selby Shoe Co com.....I...*
75,400 Selected Industrie*........1
10,200
15.50 prior stock.........*
Allotment certificates.....
29,955
"
36,100
3,550
3,000
■
{Continues)
range since
august^w
r
Aug 311935
STOCKS
prices in,
July 1 1933
1
Shares
f: Shares
•
NEW TORE
CURB EXCHANGE
,
Aug.
5 28 k Aug". 22
Aug.
7
Aug.
7 98
Aug. 21
Aug. 21 104
34 Aug. 30
Aug. 30
54 Aug. 14
Aug. 12
234 Aug. 23
Aug.
1
Aug.
7
134 Aug. 16
2334 Jan. 31
1854 Aug. 21
II
Aug. 26
7 ' Aug. 24
1634 July 19
10 k Juae
3
7
July 19
68
Jan.
83
Jan.
18
21
34 Apr. 12
34 Feb.
7
2
Apr. 11
34 Mar. 18
24
7
Jan.
Jan.
Apr.
Aug.
104
July
54 Apr.
134 Apr.
334 Feb.
33
98
7
7
11
7
23
29
29
14
134 Aug. 16
Triplex Safety Glass Ltd—
200
Am rets for ord. shs. reg£l
700 Trl-State Tel & Tel 6% pfd.10
*
1,000 Trunx Pork Stores Inc
Tubixe Chatillon Corp—
Common..
1
41,600
Class A................—1
11,900
72,700 Tung Sol Lamp Wks com...*
S3 conv pref
10,000
.*
1,500
400
100
16,700
6,100
18,900
1.100
.V'.;-
v. ;•
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i
.........
18
7
3
1!B
12
if •.
""6k ""9"" "r" ""7k
354 Sale
1154
1234
754 Sale
4334 Sale
654 Sale
1934
2034
654
7
Aug.
2
1034 Aug. 28
7
Aug. 24
354 Aug.
1134 Aug.
654 Aug.
43
Aug.
1
2
8
2
3
Aug. 19
20
Aug. 29
754 Aug.
1
45
Aug. 6
Apr. 18
1054 July 18
334 Apr.
2
29
Jan. 16
"""906
■,
"5",600
:
'
1,400
4,600 Union Amer Invest com....*
t
Union Elec Lt & Pow (111)—
25
6% Preferred
.100
19,500 Union Gas of Canada ......*
"
16
"23"" "24"" "25"" "22k Aug".""2
"22"
■
25
19k
234 Mar. 6
Mar. 13
25
1*
4
" Sale
100 Union Oil Calif debt rights..
'*"4.806
24,700
.5,300
V:
10,400
16,700
4,000
200
200
?
334
United Carr Fastener com..*
Ik
434 Sale
Sale
19
United Chemicals Inc—
'
31,900
5,100
218,100
299,300
21,200
13,000
!
4,700
2,500
60,200
36,000
423,400
763,000
123,800
106,200
150
173,800
10,600
115,900
Common
93 cum partic pref
United Founders com...... 1
United Gas common .......1
97 preferred.............*
Warrants
13H
United Lt A Power
32,000
247,600
96 conv 1st pref
Common class B
see page
56.
15^
.'....*
40*
th
*
334
t% pref... 100
297,000
.....*
United Corp warrants
United Dry Docks com......*
670 United G A E
F«r footnotes
""5k ""5k
Aug.
1
""6k Aug".'l6
Aug.
2
""•"k Aug."
434 Aug.
18
Aug.
1
com
A...*
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554 Sale
3934
4234
% Sale
34
54
k
Sale
334 Sale
Sale
34 Sale
76
1% Sale
254
2
Sale
20
2
Aug. 19
Aug. 29
754 July
July
31
30
234 May 23
Aug. 16
6
734
35
3854
134 Sale
34
54
% Sale
434 Sale
7534 Sale
% Sale
554
3854
54
34
%
254
68
A
234 Sale
454 Sale
1454 Sale
134
2k
1154
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
2
1
26
2
6
1
28
28
1
8
1
%
28
734 Aug. 30
20
Aug. 13
634 Aug. 19
40
Aug.
8
154 Aug. 22
54 Aug.
2
134 Aug. 19
454 Aug. 17
7834 Aug. 12
?
June
254
21 k
54
%
Apr.
Mar.
5
9
Apr. 18
X Mar.
Mar.
9
6
34 Mar. 11
54
Jan.
2
54 Mar. 13
1
734 Aug. 30
20
Feb.
19
334 Mar. 14
Aug. 13
734 July
Mar. 14
k Mar. 14
35
Aug. 16
34 June 13
34 Jan.
2
5
Apr. 24
6
354 Mar. 22
1434 Jan. 11
% Aug. 19
8134 Aug. 17
334 Aug. 17
654 Aug. 17
22 k Aug. 10
6k
May 24
34 June 13
k Jan. 16
9
534
754 Sale
18
1834
75
13
4
4
4
k
Warrants
Aug.16
7
10334 June 26 10334 June 26
Union Tobacco Co common.*
50 Union Traction Co..
....50
United Aircraft A Transp—
Jan.
45
7
Unexcelled Mfg Co Inc.....10
—
1854 Aug. 21
Aug. 26
11
9
40
*
Aug.
11
8
154 Aug. 22
36 Jan.
134 Aug.
454 Aug.
80
July
% Aug.
8134 Aug.
3k
23
19
17
18
19
17
Aug. 17
654 Aug. 17
2234 Aug. 10
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August
*
t.
100
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•
210
1,000
37.900
4,100
13,500
73,600
8,200
'
600
.
-400
1,300
100
:;1,200
,
750
V;
i
5,600
500
1,700
200
1,600
32.400
3,500
,
400
Sale
J* A*
Sale
68
>A
3554
....10
H
36 54
"l2%
68 X
36
...
•1,200
1,450
24,300
11,150
Utah Radio Prod com..'
"l7X Sale"
Universal Pictures com.....l
Universal Products Co......*
Utah Apex Mining Co.......5
<•
:
;100
Sale
Sale
Sale
4
Sale
70
54 'AX
38
)X%
10,275
Priority Stock
I...*
13,100 Utility Ac Ind Corp com.....*
15,700
Preferred
._....*
203,400 Utll Pow Ac Light com...!.
1
32,100
7% preferred....
..100
11
1,000 Venezuela Mex Oil Corp... 10
239,200 Venezuelan Petroleum...__5
3,000 Vogt Mfg Corp
.
33,100 Waco Aircraft Co..........*
"500 Wahl (The) Co common
*
5,600 Waltt A Bond Inc class A..*
3.400
Class B
•
5,000 Walgreen Co warrants.
Walker (Hiram) Gooderham
Ac Worts
257,810
common.....__..*
Preferred
30,200
*
3,800 Walker Mining
]
Sale
Sale
68 X
Sale
Sale
IX
1454
1554
2
154 Sale
1354
6A
1X
1454
Sale
1
13
i»
8
a
28 54
Sale
17 X Sale
154 Sale
32,200
12,600
3,150
125
140
:385
IX
26
Sale
17 X Aug.
Wayne Pump Co common__ *
Wenden Copper Mining
1
Western Air Express Corp__l
12 V8
254 Sale
52 54 Sale
Western Auto Supply coin A *
Western Cartridge 6%
Sale
454
5454
Sale
56
pf.100
Common
625
Aug.
5 60
Aug. 26 102
101
1454
_._.*
West Texas Utilities
'
Aug.
18,700
800
500
500
400
200
.Jan. 16
54. July
3
X Jan. 17
'32 Jan.
2
5i Mar. 14
1054 Mar. 15
X Mar. 13
:
'41X Apr.
'
1
40^ Aug. 28
Feb. .8
uA»
54 Aug. 22
'32 Jan.1 2
2
Jan.
15
1554 Sale
1434 Aug.
2
72
Aug. 22
54 Feb. 21
w54 Apr. 9
3054 Mar. 19
''■XX June 28
3854 May 21
10
22
16
54 Feb.
4
% Aug.
*,
July
3
54 Mar. 25
^
254 Apr.
154 Aug.
•'
4
1
354 Jan. 22
7 \
■:2
13
•t>
I
16'
Jan.
31
Aug.
7
July 25
July 17
Jan.
8
Aug.
1
8
Apr. 15
,84
Mar. 11
1
43X Jan. 28
54
7,
54
>, 3X
1
May 21
Mar. 13
Feb. 28
Mar. 5
354 Aug. 19
Aug. 17
154 Aug. 16
3
% Aug.
Jan.
m June
154 J an.
3154 Aug.
Aug.
100
Aug.
354 Aug.
72
Aug.
154 Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
1754 Aug.
18
354 Mar. 22
2 ; Aug.
8
454 Feb. 20
54 Mar. 13
A Aug.
1
10
6]
2)
1,650
111,400
3,400
1,700
1,900
1,000
7,000
7%
preferred.....
W Va Coal Ac Coke
com.....*
Williams (R O 5c Co.— ..*
Williams Oil-O-Matic Htg_._*
Wil-Low Cafeterias com....l
Convertible
56,000
21,000
114,000
35,000
1,231,000
51,000
536,000
277,000
159,000
52,000
10,000
391,000
1,167,000
76,000
1,192,606
4,000
107,000
1,205,000
142,000
1.041,000
69,000
8,000
96,000
; 437,000
'
497,000
43,000
155,000
81,000
201,000
892,000
4X Sale
7Xy 9X
X
Aug. 13
Aug. 24
1554 Aug.
8
8
6
15
19
15
14
22
13
Feb.
Mar.
11
22
14
17
25
18
1
May 16
Jan.
8
14M Aug. 22
Mar. J8
Aug. 31
4&
48
July
Mar. 18
Jan.
July
46]
74]
Mar. 14
Feb.
Mar
Aug.
12
47
Aug.
2
28
Jan.
Aug. 15 10254 Aug. 29
Aug. 5
454 Aug. 22
Aug. 15 10
Aug.
9
654 Aug. 21
Aug.
1
54 Aug.
5
34 Aug. 26
254 Aug. 28
354 Aug. 23
23
Aug. 13 2354 Aug.
5
99
3
63
16 102
Jan.
7
3
July
Apr.
Aug.
7
10154
434
734
434
"~X
preferred....*
2
3
Wilson Jones Co com._...._*
100 Winnipeg Electric
Co...
*
100 Wolverine Port Cement....10
23
24
$
•
4.
"
131,700 Yukon Gold Co............5
587',606
10
98
12
46 ;
101X Sale
4% Sale
7; "
...100
13.200
•
July
Aug.
Aug.
May
1!
154 Jan.
y.
3
May 11
Aug. 15
Aug. 10
nn
Jan.
5
June 27
Aug. 12
Co—"
$6 preferred.............*
2,400
78,900
12,000
314,000
+." 75,000
>
98,000
84,000
246,000
125,000
3,000
99,000
40,000
34,000
76.000
8
1854 July 29
3
2
2
11
Aug. 12
554 June
17
2354 Apr.
1654 Jan.
54 Jan.
54 Jan.
1254 Aug.
% June
Feb.
is*
Jan.
%
4
22
354 Aug. 12
Jan.
J 54 Mar. 13
8
12
7
12
"12"" Aug"." 12
61,500 Woodley Petroleum Corp.._l
Wool worth (F W) Ltd—
Am dep rets ord shares..5s
15,800
479,300 Wright-Hargreaves Ltd.....*
•
3
1354 Jan.
4
2
Aug. 22
11
May
8
Aug. 24
15
1554 Aug.
8
754 June 27
12
Aug. 12
47
Aug.
2
•
•'
18,900
5
554 Jan. 24
154' June
8
754 Apr. 25
85
July 18
Westvaco Chlorine Prod—
425
13
Stationery
v t c
.
125
1254 Aug"."28 14 K "Aug."22
y8 Aug.
8
54 Aug. 10
2X Aug.
1
434 Aug. 31
5254 Aug.
1 57
Aug. 21
100
Aug. 27 10154 Aug.
7
52
50 Westmoreland Coal Co.....*
25 Westmoreland Inc..
*
;
9
18X Aug. 12
134 Aug.
1
4% July
38
Western Maryland Ry—
4,800
25
1
7
29 34 Aug.
Watson (John Warren) Co..*
Western Tablet Ac
1,900
; ■ Aug. 10
654 Aug.
1
234 Aug. 22
10
Aug. 14
IX Aug. 16
34 Aug. 15
> Aug. 27
IK Aug.
Aug. 23
Aug. 15
2
Aug.
Sale
2
7% 1st preferred.......100
280 Western Power 7% pref.._100
100
,;
2
17
954 Aug.
154 Aug.
54 Aug.
54 Sale
x
■
5X Aug.
"lo""
'
Aug:v.12
M
'Aug.
Aug.
554
9X
IX
1
"
3^
*' Aug.
IX
xm
2
"954 "16"'
....
3,500
10,200
127,000
31,700
17,950
1,100
Aug.
* Aug.
2H Aug.
Vs Aug.
11
Aug.
Sale
•
lb",266
' Aug.
54 Aug.
Aug.
2X Aug.
66X Aug.
X Aug.
Sale
Feb. 13
2
4
Aug.
1
■1654 Aug.y 2
7,
Aug. 19
Aug. 10
Aug.
8
100
Aug.' 6
3X Aug. 15
72
AUg. 19
XX Aug. 15
Aug. 14
AUg. 22
Aug. 13
3
Jan.
Aug. 22
<Aug.;i2
Aug.
;
27
1
98
660
2
19:
2
'
11
3
Jan.
PMar. 5
36
'
16""
" Sale
1
VA Aug, 16
% Aug,
3
134 Aug!"- 5
IK Aug.
3
Aug4fl
15
.
At)g- 22
vssm&x
2Xj Aug.
,2 H Sale
254
354
v
% Aug.
X Aug.
Sale
'
3634 Aug. 2^
54 Aug.
X
2854 Sale
354 Sale
69 54 Sale
% Sale
254 Sale
J2.
,;AAug:;19
9
Jan.
'
lX%X
Aug.' 22
2
3X Aug.
t' Aug.
A
332 Aug. 14
Jan.
,
I
A3K'Aug."?2
15
X
,;AUgv22
•
1X Aug.
67 X Aug.
54 Aug,
35 K Aug.
*
99
3
8
1154 Aug.
14
Utah Power Ac Light pref_._*
Aug.
"ili
"~X Sale" ""X
195 Utica Gas & Elec 7% pf._.100
50.700 Utility Equities com .......*
;
K.Aug.'"' 5
HAug.
" Sale
15
.....100
.Aug.
132
X
80
900
~~~x ~~iy»
~X
300
64,100
X
Sale
A Sale
X
2X
1 y8
-
Highest
Sale Prices
8
29;.
' .Aug,;/; 5
K "Aug"." 13
#Aug... 8
f 'AU?. 27
8054'Aug. 2
"'X "~X
54
3,000
2,600
200
70
39
30,600 United Stores Corp com'vtc *
98,900 United Verde Extension..50c
53,800 United Wall Paper
2
•2,800 Universal Consol Oil Co... 10
4,350 Universal Insurance.. .....8
400
•38'
JA^Au^O
Sale
/V: 2,000 U S Rubber Reclaiming
*
"100 U S Stores Corp
'-...*
"Y.oBo
9,900
3,650
8,300
8,700
71,200
12,200
7% preferred
I
i;Aug;;
Lowest
Sale Prices
Highest
Sale Prices
4X Aug.- 6
4X
n"'954
U. S Radiator common..!...*
*' 1,550
•
7,800
15,700
48,100
100
sl'ti
12X
com
XX
?k
S Lines Inc preff...;......*
'5,300 U S Playing Card
.fM-
(
U S Foil Class B_._.
4,200 U
800
-
t
Sale Prices
38
30,200 USA: Internet Sec com....*
1st preferred with warr
19,900
•
3,500
;
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
v
»
J
••J Lowest
Ask
S3 preferred..
United Molasses Co Ltd—
Am dep rets for ord reg_.£l
13,000 Unit Profit Sharlntf com....*
'300
Preferred........
.'...10
28,075 United Shoe Mach com....35
2,420 «Preferred
3,100 U S Dairy Products class B..*
56,300 U S Elec Pow com w W...1...1
Stock purchase warrants..
'6,800
1,500 U S Finishing common.....*
1
Aug.ZX
Ask Bid
Bid
'
'
5,000
1,100
1
Aug.
Aug.3\ 1935
'I!/825
37,8^0
51
*
;v
STOCKS (Concluded.) ' Par
Shares
",'858 United Milk Products com..1'
41
PRICES IN AUGUST.
curs. exchange
Jan. 1
;
Shares
exchange
Low from
July 1 1933
new york
Since
In,
; .
curb
york
IX
Abbott's Dairy 6s.......1942
Alabama Power 4 Hi*
1967
1st Ac ref 5s
.'
1956
86 X
98 X
*"
J'-----
..1946
Sale
Sale
Aluminum Ltd 5s
..1948
rx
5*
5a ctfs of deposit
*•
4,667,000 Arkansas Pr ft Lt 5s
5,101,000 Associated Elec 454 s
99
Sale
10751 Sale
4
5~f Aug.""3
6
Aug. 28
2754 Aug. 23
654 Aug. 23
2854 Aug. 15
754 Aug. 28
154 Aug. 26
17
8
Apr. 24
1754 Jan.
4
Mar. 28
654 Aug. 21
% Feb.
5
June 20
2
2754 May 20
1>4 July 31
>354 June 13
9
354 Jan.
154 July 31
354 June 13
6
May 22
Jan.
v,
>154 Aug. 15
Sale'
Sale
14
24
Mar. 14
654 Aug. 23
54 Mar. 13
6
Jan.
3
2854 Aug. 15
10
Mar.
25? July
4
15
40
Sale
Sale"
m
62
41
64
Sale
Sale
Sale
90
Sale
'9954 Sale" '99X Sale"
Sale
10554 Sale
10854 Sale
58
Aug.
101
Aug.
254 Aug.
Aug.
16
5
Jan.
4
Jan.
9
14
22
23
14
2
17
19
8
15
3
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
2
16
Aug. 15
Jan.
10554 Aug. 16
90
July
9
9
6
12
10154 July 10
10754 July 17
10554 July 15
104
Aug. 17
654 Aug. 19
102
Apr. 17
1754 July 11
2 101X July
15
9554 July
3 104J4 July
Jan.
4
July
11
Jan.
11
Mar. 26
8
Mar.
8
2054
9554
109
Sale"
Sale
954
"9554 Sale"
46
Sale
23
83
Aug.
10454 Aug.
9954 Aug.
9154 Aug.
105
Aug.
100
Aug.
9954 Aug.
10554 Aug.
110
Aug.
108
Aug.
9654 Aug.
5454 Aug.
4§ " Sale'
Sale
105
Aug.
10654 Aug.
10754 Aug.
95 ;■
Aug.
44
Aug.
23
Aug.
1
Aug.
1
2634 Aug.
Aug.
6
3
3
35
8
Jan.
10254 Aug. 26 10654 Aug. 19
3954 Aug. 27 4354 Aug. 19
40
Aug.
1
4054 Aug.
2
3454 Aug. 9 4054 Aug/19
3454 Aug. 2 36
Aug. 12
9554 Aug.
.:</•
1953
6s without warrants...
19381
91
96
1956
Baldwin Locomotive Works
6s with warrants
1938
9854 Aug.
Aug.
107 ■;
105
14
105 X
37X Sale'
99
50
316,000 Assoc Gas Ac Elec 4H*
1948
1,000
454* registered
1948
5,634,000
6a...
..1968
26,000
Registered..............
722,000
SHs inv ctfs
...1938
5,412,000
4Hs series C
1949
2,000
454* registered........1949
808,000
$>4«
1977
Conv deb 5s..........1950
4,310,000
480,000 Aosoc Rayon Corp 5s.... 1950
142,000 Assoc Telep Co Ltd 5s... 1965
1,626,000 Assoc Tel 8t Tel 554* A...1955
1,858,000 Assoc Tel Utll 5Hs
1944
2,563,000
Certificates of deposit
185,000
2-year 6% secured notes.*33
427,000
Certificates of deposit...
369,000 Atlas Plywood 554*
..1943
10554 Aug.
87
Aug.
98 X Aug.
9154 Aug.
10454 Aug.
10054 Aug.
10754 Aug.
10554 Aug.
104
Aug.
5
Aug.
100
Aug.
17
Aug.
Mar.
10554
..1953
1941
10454 Aug.
8154 Aug.
9754 Aug.
89
Aug.
102 ' Aug.
10034 Aug.
..1953
4,411,000 Amer Rolling Mills 5s
1948
1,847,000 Amer Seating 6s
...1936
3,296,000 Appalachian El Pr 5s
1956
813,000 Appalachian Power 6s.^.2024
56.
83 X Sale
9754 Sale
102X
Community Pow 5Hi 1953
6s series A reg
.1957
Amer Gas dc Elec deb 5s ..2028
Amer Gas 8c Power 6s
1939
6s ctfs of
deposit...... 1939
ix
1952
Amer Ac Continental 5s.. 1943
Amer Elec Pow deb 6s... 1957
For footnotes see page
27X
27X
7X Sale
Sale
.....1951
s
5s called
149,000
Sale
Sale
f deb 5s..l953
1st Ac ref 5s
Aluminum Co
Am
IX
Sale
Sale
..1968
1st 5s.
American Power Ac Light
6s without warrants..2016
14,389,000
670,000 Amer Radiator deb 4 Ha..1947
1,110,000
3,569,000
27X
27X
7% Sale
6
June
June 11
BONDS
!
56,000
2,357,000
782,000
1,454,000
1,690,000
2,557,000
1,196,000
18,000
2,520,000
74,000
522,000
1,374,000
10,000
9,390,000
982,000
170,000
1,508,000
318,000
554 Sale
105
5
2 10654 Aug. 19
Jan. 29
June 14
Jan.
29
May 22
4354 Aug. 19
Aug.
2
Aug. 19
36
Aug. 12
IP
15
5054 Jan.
23
10354 Jan.
106
Feb.
16
9454 Apr.
100
Jan.
19
74
23
lOl'
5
9954 July
10654 May 27
23
9154 Aug. 15
Jan.
Jan.
8454 Jan.
10554 Feb.
111
June 21
109
Mar. 18
7
7354 Jan.
98
17
2954 Feb.
July 10
5454 Aug. 17
13
28
Aug. 17
12
951
"25"" Sale'
30X
Sale'
Sale
2954
Sale'
"3054 Sale"
23
26
Sale
32
Sale
11
24
Sale
31
Sale
34
9
8
6654 Sale
10454 Sale
75
Sale
2254 Sale
2254 Sale
24 X
Sale
24 X Sale
22
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
6654 Aug.
104 '
Aug.
6854 Aug.
22
Aug.
2154 Aug.
41 :
Aug.
41
Aug.
7954 Aug.
26
24
1354
1354
41
Sale
41
Sale
47
8054 Sale
m
6154 Sale
60
Sale
55
58
58
Sale
52
Sale
~
30
11
:i!8
24
Aug. 19
Aug. 19
'3754 Aug".'19
30
Aug. 14
Aug. 17
3454 Aug. 17
40
38
Aug. 19
Aug. 19
6954 Aug. 16
Feb.
35
24
"UK
July
24
12
Mar.
13
Mar.
§ ZH
30
40
1454 Mar.
11
Mar.
22 ?4 July
1454 Mar.
1254 Mar.
Apr.
17
1454 Jan.
17
15
14
30
20
20
78
63
Aug.
6054 Aug.
1
9
28
1
3
99
Aug.
July
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
July
Aug.
Aug.
17
3
19
14
17
17
25
19
19
3454
2254
3854
3754
7554 Feb. 16
1
10454 Aug.
7554 Feb. 18
28
Aug. 17
28
Aug. 17
60
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
28
Aug.
6354 Aug.
63
Aug.
8254 Aug.
w
7
9
Jan.
5754 Jan.
1454 Jan.
Jan.
6354
Jan.
Mar.
63
aui: ii
86
Jan.
3254 Apr. 17
81
Jan.
3051 Apr.
68
Jan.
16
22
26
new
52
new york
curb exchange
August
Since
Jan. 1
$
Aug. 311935
5a.—1*55
137,000
97,000
33,000
326,000
27,000
108,000
5,000
3,000
•
•
•
;
-
1,192,000 Canada Nor Power 5s
1953
1.833,000 Canadian Pacific Ry 6s.. 1942
367,000 Capital Admin 5s A s W..1953
5,113,000 Carolina Pr 5k Lt 5s
1956
416,000 Cedar Rap Mfg ft Pow 5s. 1953
1,664,000 Cent Arlsona L ft P 5s—1969
94,000 central German Pow 6e..l984
83,000 Cent Illinois Light 5s
1943
576,000
147,000
192,000
118,000
167,000
65,000
69,000
97,000
878,000
<
921,000
945,000
422,000
412,000
242,000
3,128.000
751,000
161,000
819,000
121,000
193,000
4,017,000
1,292,000
1,669,000
763,000
1,788,000
692,000
830,000
1,370,000
6,221,000
5,158,000
7,556,000
3,470,000
1,823,000
953,000
; 431,000
202,000
23,000
87,000
87,000
50,000
60,000
404,000
'
'
161,000
1,091,000
832,000
437,000
199,000
1,612,000
6,000
29,854,000
13,000
2,491,000
1,197,000
1,000
8,157,000
3,000
3,632,000
461,000
273,000
1,076,000
4,964",000
3,000
278,000
119,000
2,123,000
855",000
; w,
lit
14,000
2,000
58,000
40,000
84,000
48,000
1,000
36,000
122,000
1,000
495,000
78",600
261,000
351,000
"5" 000
12,000
114,000
10,000
17,000
V.'i '■'
28,000
50,000
a
71,000
85,000
•
HIinsB June 1 1957
..1W
Bethlehem Steel 5s
19*5
Blnihamton L Hft P 5s..1946
Birmingham Elee «H«—1968
Birmingham Gas 5s..... 1959
Boston Consol Gas 5e
1947
Broad River Power 5e A.. 1954
Buffalo Gen Elee Se
.1956
lit * ref 5a...
.191*
cent III Pub Sere
5a Series
Sale
107"
G
166"" Sale
45*s B..1957
Sale
975* Sale
1035* Sale
ioik Sale"
905* Sale
545* Sale
28 H
1
Sale
1
~57k Sale"
100
27
5s
Commers und Privet
469,000
Bank 5H«
1937
739,000 Commonw Edison 4 He—1957
748,000
5s series A_........—1953
1,000
5s series A reg...
1953
592,000
5s series B
1954
868,000
4He series C
—1956
1,000
45*8 series C reg
1956
8,477,000
4s series F
1*91
1,000
48 series F reg.........1981
78,000
35^8 series H
...1965
3,462,000 Com'w'lth Subsld 5H« A.1948
3,050,000 Community Pow ft Lt 5s. 1957
28,000 Conn Ltg ft Pow 7s A
1951
108,000
4Hs series C
1956
236,000
5s aeries D
1962
856,000 Conn River Power 5s—..1952
52,000 Consol Gas of Bait 5s
1939
118,000
4Hs
1984
Consol G B L ft P Bait—
313,000
4Ha series H-.
1970
474,000
1st ref s f 4s
1981
Consol Gas Utilities—
580,000
6Hs with warrants....1943
1st ft coll 6s ser S
1943
1,291,000
Consol Publishers—
; '
22,000
7H% stamped
..1939
1,151,000 Consumers Power 4HS--1958
1,000
4He registered......-.1958
Sale
89
"49k Sale"
50
100 k
Sale
56 k
Sale
" Sale /56k Sale"
SaJ$/
101M
105
102
102 k
1025*
Sale"
33
—
-
79
86
1125* Sale
1105* Sale
-
—
•» **
-
112
•
104 %
Sale
"Sale
109?* Sale
54
Sale
33 M
Sale'
1035*
6
3
2
21
26
39
106
67
Jan.
1055*
Jan.
59
Jan.
985*
875*
595* Jan.
26
47,655
18,000
17,000
83,000
35.000
58,000
714,000
18,205,000
843,000
1,689,000
223,000
51,000
868,000
489,000
961,000
Sale
Sale
1015* Sale
1,000
19,000
69,000
71,000
5,000
116,000
226,000
124,000
28,000
47,000
11,000
5,000
29,000
12,000
109,000
293,000
683,000
1,336,000
238,000
1,165,000
2,951,000
1,560,000
219,000
214,000
204,000
99,000
1,205,000
169,000
10,000
3,219,000
56,000
13,817,000
247,000
653,000
183,000
55,000
1,421,000
2,923,000
2,256,000
187,000
288,000
355* Aug. 27
3 1115* Aug. 16
Aug.
1
Aug.
1105* Aug. 20 112
1105* Aug. 12 1105* Aug. 12
1
1105* Aug. 27 1125* Aug.
1095* Aug. 30 1115* Aug. 16
Aug. 21
Aug.
7
985* Aug. 28 100
Aug. 31
1023
Aug.
635* Aug. 28 733
Aug. 17
Aug.
5
101
1-:
8,000
42,000
23,000
5,000
158,000
368,000
205* Aug.
81
Aug.
145* Aug. 29
765* Aug. 8
1
1
1065* Aug.
755* Sale
1035* Sale
1025* Sale
1015* Sale
765* Sale
103
Sale
101
Sale
1545* Sale"
1025* Sale
1035* Sale
1045* Sale
Sale
Sale
965* Sale
985* Sale
1033* Sale
Derby Gas ft Elee 5s..—.1946
Detroit City Gas 5s B—1950
A———.1947
Int Bdge 6H«—1952
6s series
4
Sale
108
965* Sale
95M Sale
1025* Sale
45* Sale
Sale
CtfS of deposit—.....
1952
102
1937
Co 45*0——1967
Dixie Gulf Gas 6Hs
5s A 1954
5»— ..... 2030
RR 50-1956
Sale
Eastern Utll Invest
66&
695* Sale
Sale
100 k
Blmira Wat Lt ft
Sale
l53" Sale
A——.1950
wwl943
El Paso Nat Gas 6H»
6H0.--——.1938
Empire Diet Elee 5s———1952
Empire Oil ft Refining 5 He' 42
Brcole MareUl Blec Mfg
68
Sale
68M
Sale
17,000
237,000
;
403,000
37,000
56,000
6,000
340",000
1,127,000
197,000
396,000
1,039,000
986,000
2,052,000
9*204,000
6s
67
Sale
99
stamped————1961
Sale
Firestone T ft R Cal 5s.. 1942
Florida Power ft Lt 5s
Gary Elee ft Gat—
5s ext stamped
1,372.000
For footnotes sac page 66.
1045*
1043*
95 5*
895*
Firestone Cotton Mills 5s. 1948
Florida Pow Corp 5M* A
1979
1954
..1944
3 104
1
8
31
2
9
5
5
13
27
23
15
20
8
1
715* Sale
14
Aug. 17 165* Aug.
585* Aug. 27 735* Aug.
1 101
Aug.
Aug.
2 104
103
Aug.
Aug.
5 1035* Aug.
1035* Aug.
100
Aug.
Aug. 13 100
93
Aug. 29 945* Aug.
67
Aug. 26 735* Aug.
915* Jan.
2
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
2
99
Aug. 13
June
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
„
Jan.
905* Jan.
67
54
Jan.
Jan.
g
2
3
Aug. 28
Aug.
65
Aug. 12
345* Apr. 10
104
47
Aug.
Aug.
77
Aug. 17
965*
455*
15*
315*
63k
995* Aug. 19
1045* Aug. 28
105
Aug. 16
965* Aug.
905* Aug.
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
1035*
1045*
953*
905*
1
86
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Aug.
1035* Aug.
104
Aug.
94
Aug.
885* Aug.
81
Aug.
9
87
Aug. 21
1
4
Aug. 17
Jan. 15
Feb.
8
Aug. 16
Feb.
25
Feb.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
20
18
22
24
Apr. 24
May 15
Mar. 25
100
94
73
June 11
July 15
Aug. 17
Jan. 24
585* June 21 69
3
Jan.
3 106 k July
86
99
Aug.
9
July 17
100
46
~2
Apr. 22
Jan.
4
16 k Jan. 30
4
73k Aug. 15
7
July 25
3 101
Aug. 21
4 104
June 22
104
24
Aug.
Aug.
99H
m
10
11
25*
5* Jan. 15
5* Mar. 27
1015* Aug. 13 103 5*
105
Jan. 18 108 5*
3
2
Aug.
~66k
June 10
Mar.
4
Mar. 16
7 107
1045* Feb.
Mar. 22
1065* Apr. 18 1105*
Mar. 26
105 k Apr. 22 109
July
2
5 103
865* Jan.
July 27
8 110
1055* Jan.
July 17
12
83
Jan.
1025* Aug.
455* Aug.
Fairbanks Morse ft Co
-
955* Apr.
615* Mar.
52
40
May 21
1025* Aug. 30 104
1035* Mar. 27 1075*
8 1055*
955* Jan.
Finland Residential Mtge
24,000
113,000
95,000
279,000
Jan.
65
455* Sale
—
225* May 11
July 31
83
1 1025* Aug.
29
855* June
100k
106
9
16
Apr.
9
July 12
87
Mar. 27 97
1065* Aug. 27 1095*
1065* Apr. 22 1065*
1015* Aug. 28 104
815*
42
Jan. 15
102
11
6
5
1225* June 27
110
July 10
1095* Jan.
2
1065* June 20
113
May 31
122
July 30
45
Without warrants————.
European Mtge ft Inv———
7s Series C
1967
5s.1942
10,000 Fanners Nat Mtg Inst 7s .1963
23,000 Federal Sugar Ref 6s..—1933
2,718,000 Federal Water Serv 5M«-1954
1,045,000
1045* Aug. 1 1045* Aug.
1075* Aug. 27 1085* Aug.
2 108
107
Aug.
Aug.
100
Aug. 29 1025* Aug.
9 109
109
Aug.
Aug.
8
96
Aug.
975* Aug.
95
Aug.
Aug. 31 99
Aug.
1025* Aug. 31 104
6
55* Aug.
35* Aug.
6
5
Aug.
35* Aug.
1
15* Aug.
Aug. 15
5* Aug.
5* Aug. 20
Aug.
1015* Aug. 13 102
Aug.
1075* Aug. 2 108
1055* Aug.
'
v
Aug.
Aug.
1035 Aug.
102
Aug.
85
Aug.
52
Aug.
1035* Aug.
104
Aug.
1055* Aug.
t
•715* Aug.
1025* Aug.
Sale
1575* Sale' 158
102
55*0—1***
1949
ioik Aug."
Sale
82
108 J* "Aug"." "I
45* Jan.
51
Jan.
Feb.
16 102 5* July
735* Aug.
Sale
6 Ms with warrants—..1953
41,000
..1967
237,000 Erie Lighting 5s
European Elee 4M»
-.1965
14,000
(:r
Jan.
79
1085* Sale
1st ft ref 5s 41
El Paso Elee 5s
85
Sale
Elee 5s
Elee Pow ft Lt
Apr.
985* Aug.
1065* Aug. 27 107
Aug. 6 1065* July 12 111
107
Aug. 13 1095* Aug. 30 106 5* Jan. 29 112
1045* Sale
Duke Power
Aug.
94 5* Jan.
5
7
Mar. 12
23
2
12 1105* Aug. 12
July
2
4 113
2 1115* Aug. 16
Aug. 21
21 110
July 31
2 105
Apr. 17
17 101
Aug. 31
28 100
81
—--1*4?
f deb 7s
Ctfs of deposit—
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Aug. 16
Sale
DallasP ft L 5s series C—1953
a
110
26
Aug. 15
Apr. 20
Aug. 17
1 \m July
109
103 5*
25.y r
109
1055* Jan.
4
Sale
7H«—1941
Cuban Tobacco 5s.....—1944
Cudahy Pack deb 5 Ha—1937
5s
1946
Cumberland CoPftL4H«'86
Detroit
1095* Jan.
1105* Aug.
Jan.
47
335* Aug. 21
1045* Jan.
Sale
Sale
Cuban Telephone
Denver Gas ft
87
87
Jan. 26
265* Feb. 28 615*
6
375*
365* Apr.
275* Feb. 28 625*
1 111
105
Aug.
108
Aug. 14 114
1025* Aug. 27 106
109
995*
.......1940
Crucible Steel 5s..—..—1940
Delaware Blec Pow
7
28
120
107
87 M
103
Crane Co 5s
Dayton P ft L
4
22
27
15
1
14
14
17
12
120M Sale
98 M
102
Continental G ft El 5s
6s aeries A—..
1
2
635* Jan.
84k Jan. 14
335* Aug. 21
June
8*
81*
17
475* Aug. 28 625* Aug. 17
1 1055* Aug.
8
Aug.
Aug. 14
Aug. 14 108
1
1025* Aug. 27 1025* Aug.
May 28
Aug. 24
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
July
615* Aug.
595* Aug.
QQ 3Z Aug.
1005* Aug.
14
665* Feb. 27
305* Mar. 19
Feb.
515* Mar. 15
1195* Jan. 14
Aug.
9
108" "Aug"." "9 110
Aug.
7 108
May 16
107
Aug.
1 1085* Aug. 17 106
Aug. 17 1035* Jan. 28
1043* Aug. 2 106
Jan.
4
*11
Aug. 23 111
Aug. 15 112
120
1 1145* Jan. 10
Aug. 31 1205* Aug.
112
....—1936
...1958
1st ft ref 5s
Jan.
295* Feb. 28
108
4
Mar. 28
3
2 103
80
7
14
105
Aug. 21 110
1025* Aug. 30 105
625*
715*
4
Jan.
295* Feb.
....
82,000
Mar. 13
14
615* Aug. 15
465* Aug. 26
88
Mar. 13
25
48
12
June
2
101
72
58
8
Jan. 12
May 20
May
6
Aug.
3
July 18
July
2 1055* July
Jan.
Jan.
935*
995*
975*
935*
1025*
Aug. 27
605* Aug. 15
28
Aug.
3
May 24
Jan. 11
8
16
14
16
1
19
18
19
2
17
17
15
Jan.
765* Jan.
93
Jan.
Aug.
July
May
Aug.
May
Aug.
July
July
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Jan.
75
67
95
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
112]
Jan.
925* Jan.
515* Aug. 26 61 k
1
56
Aug.
595*
855* Aug. 26 935*
1 1005*
100
Aug.
103
101
1003
113]
2 1053
Mar. 18
443
Apr 30 1093
89
101
100
98k
May 13 109
15
915*
Apr. 30 110
Aug. 16 1095*
Jan.
1055* Jan.
875* Jan.
110
695*
3
Jan.
1 1045* Aug. 22
905* Aug.
51
Aug. 26
5
18
19
805* Aug. 21
Apr.
3
Mar. 13
885* Jan.
4
83M Jan.
2
109
Aug. 28
110
liok Sale"
86
80
Jan.
97
105
7
15
13
26
1949
Dan.
Jan.
4 1185* Apr.
5 120
July
July
25 138
25 107
July
12
915* Aug.
3254 Mar.
Sale
56
915* Sale
Sale
65
875*
845*
615*
625*
715*
1
"56k Sale" "58"" Sale"
435*
5hs..1942
69.1943
6s registered..........1943
Cities Service P ft L 55*s.l052
55*% registered.......1952
98
Jan.
7
109
Aug. 27 1105* Aug.
2 103
101 J* Aug.
Aug. 24
80
3
73
Aug. 17
Aug.
2
89
Aug.
895* Aug. 22
1035* Aug.
1,
Cities Serv Gas Pipe L
5s series B
Sale
79
1035* Sale
76
101
1055*
96J* Aug.
81
Aug.
75
Aug.
425* Aug.
44
Aug.
65
Aug.
545* Sale
55 k Sale
66 k Sale
Cities Service Gas
.1954
1961
1939
Aug.
995* Aug.
104 M Aug.
Sale
67
Registered
—
Coot deb 5s
.......1959
Registered..............
5s
Aug.
955* Aug.
16om Sale
835* Sale
435* Sale
455* Sale
1979
5Ms gold deb
97
97 5*
Sale
975* Sale
Chicago Junction Rye ft
Union Stock Yards 5S..1949
Chic Pneum Tool 5Hs—1942
Chic Rya 5s ctfs of dep..1*37
Cincinnati Street Ry 5Xsl952
6s series B—.........1955
Cities Service 5s
1966
Cleve Elee Ilium
935*
995*
97 5*
935*
905* Aug.
Sale
92
104 5*
1955
Cent Ohio Lt ft Pr 5s A—1050
Central Power 5s ser D..1957
Central Pow ft Lt Ss.....l956
Gent States Elee 5s
1948
5He without warrants. 1954
Cent States Pr ft Lt 5HS.1953
Chicago Dist El Generating
5s series D
4Hs series A
Sale
1025* Aug.
112
Aug.
101
Aug.
98
Aug.
1135* Aug.
1055? Aug.
435* Aug.
108
Aug.
91
19M
4H« series H
cent Maine Pow
955* Sale
1115* Sale
105
Sale
915* Sale
975* Sale
965* Sale
1956
1965
Feb.
29
5
6
28
28
22
21
1
102
6 1155* Apr. 26
26
29
1Q95* Mar.
8 1195* Aug. 13
24 136
Aug.
6
Aug. 23
9 107
1 915* Aug. 19
k 805* Aug. 21
29 109
Aug. 20
23 915* Aug.
3
21 1075* Aug. 15
Aug.
3 1065*
16 107
1003* Aug.
1105* Aug.
100
Aug.
94
Aug.
109
Aug.
104 M Aug.
Aug.
107
Aug.
108M Sale
Sale
1105* Sale
100 k Sale
97k Sale
1125* Sale
Highest
Sale Prices
1185* Aug.
132
Aug.
1065* Aug.
87
Aug.
745* Aug.
108
Aug.
89
Aug.
1075* Aug.
106 M Aug.
90M Sale
Sale
87
4Ha P.1967
5s scries B
Lowest
Sale Prices
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Ask
Ask Bid
114 k Sale
Sale
1135* Aug.
1 114 k Aug.
8
Aug.
8
Sale
116*1 Sale 1165* Aug. 31 118
5a series C
3,747,000
„
4J!'
Ml Tel of Canada
Lowest
Aug. 31
1
Aug.
Bid
113
117
BONDS (Continued)
*
111,000
80,000
43,000
68,000
6,000
660,000
106,000
10,000
84,000
4,000
15,000
RANGE SINCE JAN. I
* 193
Julv
_
In
PRICES IN AUGUST
Low from
SALES
AGGREGATE
exchange
curb
york
98
Apr. 25
555* Jan.
Jan.
5 104
Aug. 20 555*
25*
Feb. 28
Jan.
7 77
14
July 10
Jan. 17
May 30
Aug. 17
Apr. 10
985* Mar. 18 100
102k June 21 1055* Mar. 20
Apr. 23 1055* Mar. 18
July 11
Jan., 2 97
685* Jan.
4 915* July 10
103
76
635* Jan.
16
87
July
8
NEW
SF.IT., 1935]
aggregate
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
S
Aug.
Bid
(Continued)
1
Ask
Sale
75
Sale
-
125,000 Gen Pub Serv Co Ss
75 %
Sale
93%
Sale
95% Sale
75%
Sale
77% Sale
82 J
96 J
Sale
54
1953
B*
36
15
2
Sale
2
38
54
40
Sale
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Aug. 31
Ask Bid
85%
1956
5,804,000 Gatlncau Power 5a
ii
954,000
1941
6a aeries B
1941
1,070,000
382,000 Gen Bronze conv deb 6s. 1940
3,078,000 Gen Pub Utilities 6Ms A. 1956
77,000 Gen Rayon Ltd 6s A...
1948
Gen Vending Corp—
6s with warr Aug 15...1937
246,000
Ctfs of deposit..........
137,000
1,576,000 Gen Wat Wks 8c El 5s A..1943
6,938,000 Georgia Power ref 5a
1967
1,400,000 Georgia Pow 8c Lt 5a.
1978
1
1933
July 1
Am? .311935
BONDS
range since jan.
PRICES IN AUGUST
Low from
sales
Since
Jan. 1
53
CURB EXCHANGE
YORK
94% Sale
73
Sale
85
Aug. 28
73% Aug. 27
Aug. 27
93% Aug.
1
93% Aug.
2
75
Aug.
7
52
Aug.
6
90% Aug. 13
80
Aug. 16
79% Aug. 15
96% Aug. 19
95
Aug. 13
81
Aug. 17
52
Aug.
6
13% Aug.
6
12
Aug,
8
81% Aug. 28
94
Aug. 28
72% Aug. 31
15
Aug. 23
15
Aug. 29
84% Aug.
2
97% Aug.
7
77
Aug. 12
72
79% Apr.
Apr.
60
3
3
59% Apr.
81% Mar. 29
Mar. 25
74
51% Jan. 23
52
Aug.
6
Jan.
Aug. 19
Aug. 13
Aug. 17
67% July
5
96!
95
81
16
Jan.
4
5
5
18
Jan.
99% Jan.
Jan.
993
Jan.
98!
2
Jan.
Jan.
15
July 16
15
July 18
84% Aug.
2
2 100
July
3
2 80
July
8
Geafuerel—
6s without warrants—1953
140,000
411,000 Gillette Safety Razor 5s. 1940
5,080,000 Glen Alden Coal 4s...... 1965
Gobel (Adolf) i%a aer A. 1935
30
93
With warrants
3,624,000
599,000 Grand Trunk Ry 6Ms...1936
69
908,000 Grand Trunk West Ry 4s 1950
4s registered.
1950
20,000
179,000 Great North Pow 5s stpd 1950
63
53
....
102M
91
Sale
91% Sale
86
Sale
Sale
Sale
89% Sale
102 %
92
83
102
92
108"" Sale'
Aug.
9 92
Aug. 22
Aug. 29 102% Aug.
1
95
Aug.
1
Aug. 19
108" "Aug ""I
107% Sale
93%
275,000 Gt West Power Calif 5s.. 1946
706,000 Guantanamo Ac W Ry 6s.l958
Aug. 23
31% Aug. 27 33
2
102% Aug. 28 102% Aug.
91
Aug.
1 92% Aug. 28
10
108% Aug." "7
107% Aug. 21 108
Aug.
6
41
Aug. 28
Aug.
6 47
56% Jan. 16
6 105% Feb.
1
9 92% Aug. 29
31% May 17
102% July
84% Jan.
70
Apr. 26 93% Feb. 18
Aug? 29 105% Jan. 22
95
Aug. 19
July
3
84% June 19 86
7
102% Feb.
4 108% Aug.
107
Jan. 12 109% Apr. 11
17% Jan.
3 52% May 22
102
86% May 16
Guardian Investors Corp—
5s aeries A....
.....1948
670,000
926,000 Gulf Oil of Pa s f deb 5s..1947
1956
2,309,000 Gulf States Utll 5s
4Ms series B
.....1961
658,000
Hackensack Water 5s A..1977
55
24
Sale
98
27,000
237,000
1,052,000
36,000
163,000
494,000
426,000
946,000
1,346,000
498,000
Sale
41%
106%
103%
100
69 %
Sale
106
Apr.
Aug. 26 106
Aug. 26 105
109% Aug. 26 110% Aug.
5 108% Jan.
60
July
2
76% Aug.
8
68% Aug.
104%
Sale
98%
60
37
28
1936
65
Oct 15 1936
55
5 Me
37
Sale
100% Sale
101
Houston Gulf Gas 6Ms.. 1941
103
105
40
1943
6s
91H
Houston Lt Ac Pr 5s A...1953
Falls 1st At ref 5s
1950
42,000
Ref At Improvement 5s. 1951
28,000
687,000 Hygrade Food 6s ser A ..1949
6s series B........
1949
126,000
79
80
103%
104 %
SaHe
Sale
Sale
Sale
42
58
58
86
60
865,000,Illinois Central RR 6S...1937
306,000!llllnols Nor Utll 5s
1957
1,738.000 Illinois Pow At L 5Ms
1957
5Ms series "B"
1954
2,621,0001
is series A
1953
4,624,000
82
32
46
107% Sale
67% Sale
86" Sale'
94
Sale
98%
Sale
42%
91
Sale
30
Aug.
87
84
Jan.
76
Mar.
93
Jan.
31
102
July
101% July
Jan.
99%
103% July
1*
1951
45
If*
93
44
88
-
Indiana Hydro-Elec 5s A. 1958
Indiana At Mich El 5s
1957
1st At ref 5s
105% Mar. 1
106% Mar. 25
104
42
Jan.
70
23 %
Indiana Service 5s.......1950
registered
Jan.
55
Aug,
9
5
105% Jan.
89% Sale
88% Aug.
8
60
109
May 29
7
80% Jan.
107% Aug. 21
Mar.
102% Jan.
89
Jan.
Aug. 19
95% Aug. 17
100
July
17
Sale'
88
78" Sale'
77
89%
Sale
Sale
92%
107%
86%
Sale
105% Sale
59% Sale
58
Sale
105%
55%
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
29
1
93% Aug.
96
Aug.
1
6
83% Aug.
107% Aug. 29
89
Aug. 14
111 % Aug.
9
106
Aug.
1
62% Aug. 12
29
27
29
29
20
10
Sale'
29
68
Sale
104
73
Sale
104% Sale
Sale
1957
55% Aug. 28 62%
102% Aug. 30 105%
103% Aug. 27 105%
al04
Aug. 13 al04
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
10
15
12
13
July
18
Jan.
30
94
96
July 27
Aug.
1
6
83% Aug.
107% Mar. 29
107% Jan.
62% Jan.
107% Jan.
99
91
10
19
24
22
20
65
22
105% Aug. 15
105% July 11
Mar. 25
101
112
Jan.
106
36% Jan.
40
22"
Mar. 11
94
92% Aug. 14
1950
1st Hen At ref 5s.
1963
1,161,000
1,238,000 Indianapolis Gas 5s A...1952
3,812,000 Ind'polis P At L 5s ser A..1957
5s series A
Mar.
July
9
111% Jan. 19 114
105% Feb.
7 107% June 14
47
Apr.
1
64% Jan.
2
52% Aug. 27 63
Apr. 27
Ill
1955
5s registered
30
107
102% Feb.
74
93% Sale
Indiana Gen Service 5s..1948
5s series C
2
8
June 21
103% Aug.
58 series C registered.. 1956
iMs series B..........1953
8
92%
68 series A reg.......
1953
5s series G............1956
Indiana Elec Corp is A.-1947
Feb.
51
41% Feb. 14
103
107% Aug.
1 108% Aug. 17
64
Aug. 27 67% Aug.
3
106% Aug.
2 107% Aug. 21
89
85
Aug.
5
Aug. 19
93
Aug. 29 95% Aug. 17
96
Aug. 14
Aug. 24 99
Sale
Sale
48
June
%~Aug.~2l
Aug. 30
100% Aug.
1
97
Aug 16
103
Aug.
7
105
Aug. 10
104% Aug. 16
105
Aug. 20
44% Aug. 16
30
Aug.
100% Aug.
99
Aug.
94% Aug.
102% Aug.
103% Aug.
103% Aug.
104% Aug.
42
Aug.
106% Feb. 20
111% July 11
77% Apr. 10
113% Aug.
8 113% Aug.
8
107% Aug. 20 107% Aug. 20
50
Aug. 27 59% Aug.
6
52% Aug. 27 58% Aug. 9
100*
460,000 Idaho Power Co 5s.......1947
2,000
Sale
stpd.. 1947
Hamburg Elec Co 7s
.1935
Hamburg El & Und Ry 5%a'38
4h« series D..........1978
410,000
4Ma series E...
1981
894,000
6,000 Hungarian Ital Bank 7Ms *63
Hydraulic Power of Niagara
3,000
5,427,000
3,000
668,000
404,000
1,640,000
18,000
479,000
184,000
477,000
1,635,000
2,000
Sale
104 %
100
55
Hall Printing 6s A
Hood Rubber 7s
Mar. 12 63
Aug. 17
ADr. 15 107% Jan.
4
94% Jan.
2 105% July 17
87% Jan. 10 102 % July 18
25
105
106%
62
1938
5s
Aug.
2 63
Aug. 17
Aug. 19
Aug. 28 107
1
Aug. 16 105% Aug.
Aug.
1 102% Aug. 21
97
If*
Mar.
35% Jan.
80
Jan.
97% Jan.
101
Mar.
July
July
May
July
Apr.
July
Intercontinents Power Co—
85,000
347,000
395,000
1,000
265,000
336,000
1,398,000
742,000
Deb is without warr
1948
(nt Pow Sec 6%a series
C.1955
7s series
K
54
....1957
7s series E registered
65
Aug.
58% Aug.
58%
68
Aug. 16
Aug. 16
1957
1952
56
International Salt 5s
1951
83
Internat Securities 5s
1947
7s series P
43
Without warrants
21,000
8,017,000 Interstate Power 5s
Debenture is
2,898,000
1957
87%
Sale
63%
Interstate Iron At St*l 5%a '46
InterstateNat Gas 6s....1936
99
Sale
103
37
66
Aug. 16
107% Aug.
9
56% Aug.
Aug.
84% Aug.
98
Aug.
107
88% Aug.
99% Aug
8
Aug. 28
Aug. 28 105
78% Aug. 28 83% Aug. 14
72
Aug.
1
Aug. 14
105
82
Sale
86
26%
1952
2
63
Sale
66% Sale
63
76% Sale
71% Sale
75% Sale
75% Aug.
1
70
Aug. 23
Sale
1% Mar.
54
Aug.
58% Aug.
60
July
56% Aug.
4% Mar. 23
77% Jan. 24
85% Feb.
5
60
July 27
80% Feb.
5
Apr. 25
88% Aug.
2
99% May 24
108
104% Apr.
68% Jan.
Apr.
89
104% May 21 105% Jan. 18
57
Jan.
2
83% Aug. 14
72
38
Jan.
2
Aug. 14
Interstate Public Service
.........1954
41
4Ms series P
.....1958
Investment Co of Amer—
42
5s series A with warr.. 1947
116,000
Without warrants
366,000
2,198,000 (owa-Nebrsaka L Ac P 6s..l957
5s Series B
1961
636,000
543,000 Iowa Pow At Lt 4M« A...1958
67
1,322,000
2,398,000
5s series D
67
56
1,811,000 Iowa
1957
Pub Serv 5s
II"
326,000 Isarco Hydro-El 7s_......1952
I sot t a Fraschlnl 7s
1942
59,000
1,199,000
416,000
94,000
1,175,000
5,739,000
183,000
Without warrants..
105%
100%
Sale
Sale
102
Sale
99% Sale
42%
Sale
48% Sale
JacksonviUeGas 5s stmpdl942
48
52% Sale
Jersey Cent P At L 5s B...1947
4%a series C
1961
Jones At Laughlin
Steel 5s '39
104%
104%
Sale'
Sale
5s
1941
46
4M« series D
5M« aeries P
1948
1955
55
50
Ktmberly Clark 5s A
.1943
Koppers Gas Ac G deb 5s .1947
Deb 5Me
1950
Krestfe (S S) Co 5s c o d—1945
For footnotes sot page
56.
§2*
105%
Sale
Sale
106% Sale
87% Sale
89" Sale"
100
93%
Sale
Sale
90% Sale
Sale'
76
85
104% Sale
103
Sale
Sale*
Sale
82
104%
106"
84
Sale
Sale"
98% Sale
103% Sale
103% Sale
!§H
iR"
,,
S?*
94
107
Sale
107% Sale
108% Sale
109"" Sale"
94
94
161 %' Sale" 101% Sale
90
79
Jan.
15 100% Aug. 14
91
88
86
Jan.
24
100
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
82% Jan.
100% July
3
3 103% May
7
4 103% May
6
3 106
July 27
2 100% Aug.
6
41
Aug. 27
833
Apr. 29
Aug. 28
95
40
Aug. 24
50
Aug.
6
40
Aug. 24
66% Feb.
5
56% Aug. 15
8 107% Aug. 20
Aug. 30
103% Aug. 13 105
1
101% Aug. 27 104% Aug.
106% Aug. 10 106% Aug. 10
48
May
9
57
7
105% Apr. 26
108
Aug.
6
2 115% Aug. :
2
98% Aug. :
104% Aug.
106%
1 106%
105% Aug.
83
Aug. 27 89
83
Aug. 28 89%
9 100
97
Aug.
9
94
88
Aug.
103% Aug. 5 103%
1 104
102% Aug.
1 105
104% Aug.
100
Aug. 13 103
82
105
,25
57
92
55
2
102%
54 %
19
19
Aug. 28
96
72
50
91
54
79% July
76% July
55
113% Aug.
45
5s
1939
57,000
Sa
foil
254,000
5Ms series E."IIIII"Il947
84,000
5Ma series P..........1943
133,000
5 Ma series 1
1949
412,000
3,840,000 Louisiana Pow At Lt 5s...1957
138,000 Louisville (Ky) G Ac R 6s A '37
4M series C
1961
93,000
102%
70
80
2
2
Aug. 28
51% Aug.
107% Aug.
55
.1969
684,000 Laclede Gas Light 5 Ma.. 1935
7,000 Larutan Gaa Corp 4 M*—1935
2026
5,303,000 Lehigh Pow Secur is
Leonard Tlets Inc 7%a
1946
Without warrants
60,000
979,000 Lexington Utll 5s.......1952
2,236,000 Llbby McNeill At Llbby 6s 1942
241,000 Lone Star Gas Corp 5s...1942
1945
866,000 Long Island Ltg is
445,000 Los Angeles Gas At Elec 5s *61
Sale
61%
is series A............1955
Kentucky Utilities 5s
46
96 M
77
70
102
102
52
Jan.
47% Jan.
55
40
Jamaica Wat Sup 5%a A.1955
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
102
Aug.
105% Aug.
98% Aug.
41
Aug.
100
Sale
Italian Superpower is
1943
Without warrants........
2022
611,000 Kansas Gas At Elec 4s
1,265,000 Kansas Power 5s A......1947
Kansas Pow At Lt 5s B...1957
597,000
416,000
2,327.000
1,776,000
1,250,000
495,000
421,000
1,403,000
933,000
486,000
Sale
Sale
55
.....
100% Aug. 14
100% Aug.
1
103
Aug.
3
102% Aug.
9
105% Aug. 20
100% Aug.
6
51
Aug.
2
99
100%
102%
102
....
78% Aug. 10
Aug. 12
74
Aug. !
Aug. ;
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug. !
Aug. !
Aug. J
Aug.
Aug.
1
Aug. 13
Aug. 28
Aug. 26
Aug.
35% Aug.
98
Aug.
103
Aug.
104
Aug.
105
Aug.
106% Aug.
106
Aug.
108% Aug.
109
Aug.
105
Aug.
105% Aug.
101
Aug.
102
Aug.
106% Aug.
101% Jan.
3% Jan.
6% Jan.
90
Jan.
77% Jan.
•
June
June
8
Mar. 21
12 105% July
2 105
July
4 107% July
6
13
3
115% Aug. 20
98% July 10
Jan.
Jan.
107
62% Jan.
62% Jan.
73
Jan.
69
Jan.
92
100
105
102
Jan.
101% Feb.
103
Feb.
100
Aug.
July
8
107% Mar.
July
91% July
105
July
98
July
104
July
104%
29
June 12
105% June 28
103% Feb. 25
56% Apr.
1 84
100
Jan. 18 101
91% Jan.
2 108
Aug. 13
Mar. 12
June 22
40% Feb.
100% July
104% Aug.
105% Aug.
106% Aug.
107% Aug.
108% Mar.
16
11
5
21
20
19
Feb.
110
109% Feb.
14
15
28
107% May
1
110
Feb. 21
103% June 29
103
June 29
108% Apr. 24
54
NEW
aggregate
sales
August
Since
Jan.
380", 600
444,000
60,000
188,000
184,000
55,000
35,000
July 1
EXCHANGE
PRICES IN AUGUST
range
jan.
since
1
1933
CURB EXCHANGE
1
Aug.SI 1935
$
203,000
2,000
CURB
Low from,
NEW YORK
In
YORK
Aug.
Bid
BONDS (CoflttftWd)
1,021,000 Manitoba Power A Ha
*951
11,000 Mansfield M & S 7s
1941
1,000
7s Ex-warrants
1941
1,723,000 Mass Gas Co 54s
1946
2,516,000
5s
1955
419,000 McCord Rad 8c Mfd 6s—-1943
1,276,000 Memphis P & L Ssser A.L1948
2,018,000 Met Edison 4s series B—1971
776,000
1st mtd« 5s series P..1962
235,000 Middle Sts Petrol 64s A. 1945
52%
1
Sale
-
.4s*
944 Sale
864 Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
524 Aug.
364 Aug.
Sale
Sale"
Lowest
Sale Prices
Aug. 31
Ask Bid
1024 Sale
107
Sale
1
8
574 Aug. 22
Aug.
8
37
30 964 Aug"." 14
30 934 Aug.
3
7 91
Aug. 12
29 1024 Aug.
1
19 1024 Aug.
2
9 107
Aug. 17
Aug. 29 884 Aug. 9
934 Aug.
86
Aug.
86
Aug.
1014 Aug.
1014 Aug..
1064 Aug.
85
50
July
1 664
June 21 37
324 June 21 32
874 Mar. 27 102
854 Mar. 27 96
67
May
7 91
904 Jan.
3 1044
33
89
Jan.
1004 Jan.
66
Jan.
5
Feb.
Aug.
8
8
June 21
Jan.
2
June 27
Aug.
June
2 103
July
2 107 4 July
3
884 Aug.
21
18
30
9
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
July
16
16
16
16
11
Jan.
12
Middle West Utll-—
437,000
685,000
607,000
742,000
57,000
183,000
159,000
245,000
174,000
83,000
230,000
1,105,000
5s ctfs of dep.
.
1932
1,368,000
5s ctfs of dep......*—1933
1,415,000
5s ctfs of dep.———1934
1,484,000
5s ctfs of dep.----—-1935
.:
506,000 Midland Valley RR 5s
1943
16,000
33,000
58,000
27,000
346,000
268,000
6s with warrants...—1944
264,000
Without warrants
551,000 Miss River Power 5s
1951
472,000 Missouri PAL 54® A.—1955
2,125,000 Missouri Pub Serv 5s A-*1947
265,000
8,000
88,000
131,000
Monongahela West Penn Pub
Service 5His B
—1953
Montana Dakota Pow 54s '44
Montreal L H A P 5s"A".1951
1970
5s series B
—
938,000 Milwaukee G L 4Ha--—J'67
2,456,000 Minneapolis Gas Lt4Hs.l950
2,662,000 Minn Pow & Lt44»~—1978
1,592,000
1st 5c ref 5s
1955
2,313,000 Mississippi Pow 5s
1955
3,741,000 Miss Power & Lidht 5s...1957
^
2,841,000
64,000
1,165,000
812,000
■
naft
80,000
114,000
9,000
20,000
288,000
658,000
2,592,000
17,000
41,000
40,000
489,000
39,000
459",606
190,000
579,000
335,000
399,000
116,000
204",660
104,000
29,000
154,000
10% Sale
104
Sale
i
104
Sale
Sale
81
Sale
ux4
154 Sale
1074
Sale
1064
Sale
105
Sale
104
Sale
Sale
93
Sale
Sale'
954
100
Sale
894
Sale
874
92
Sale
894 Sale
104 Aug.
104 Aug.
10
Aug.
104 Aug.
78
Aug.
1054 Aug.
104
Aug.
904 Aug.
964 Aug.
844 Aug.:
894 Aug.
19
19
19
19
81
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
16
16
16
16
\94
44 Jan.
44 Jan.
44 Jan.
62 4 Jan.
82
1084 Jan.
1054 Aug.
Aug.
106
Aug.
964 Aug.
1004 Aug.
90
Aug.
92
Aug.
944 Jan.
106
794 Jan.
884 Jau.
624 Jan.
72
Aug.
964 July
1014 July
914 July
934 July
Jan.
9
6
23
19
10
29
Mississippi River Fuel-
1034 Sale
1074 Sale
1074 Sale
51
Sale
1064 Sale
1074 Sale
52
Sale
1024 Sale
1064
1004
844
1064
1054
Sale
107
1024 Aug. 7 1034
102
Aug. 12 103
1064 Aug. 14 108
107
Aug. 6 1074
51
57
Aug.
Sale
Mar. 19
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
1
Aug. 16
Aug. 5
1034 Aug.
5
Aug.
6
28
23
Mar. 15 103
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Aug. 13 1034 Aug. 23
Jan.
Aug.
854 Aug. 16
Aug.
1074 Aug. 3 W4% mar.
Aug. 30 1074 Aug. 15 1054 Mar.
2 1084 May
2 1074 July
19
58
Feb.
21
1044 July 18
87 4 July 24
o 1074 Jan. 23
1074
5 1084 Apr. 16
Mudmd Steamship Line
64s with
warrants.—1937
1,328,000 NarraftansettElecCo5s..1957
316,000
5s series B.........—.1957
45,000 Nassau A Suffolk Ltd 5s. 1945
2,552,000 Nat Pow A Lt 6s"A"—-2026
4,778,000
Deb 5s series B—.....2030
5,742,000 Nat Pub Serv 5s C O D...1978
410,000 Nebraska Power 6s......2022
543,000
1981
581,000 Nelsner Bros Realty 6S--1948
3,567,000 Nevada Calif Elec 5s—...1956
445,000 New Amsterdam Gas 5s.. 1948
4,000
5s registered—.——1948
4,114,000 New End G A Elec Assn 5sl947
1,283,000
5s....
1948
4,160,000
Conv deb 5s
1950
4,125,000 New En#l Pow Assn Bs—1948
3,781,000
Deb 5Hs
1954
4,374,000 New Orleans Pub Serv 44« '35
244,000
4H» ctfs of deposit.... 1935
224,000
5s stamped..
......-1947
1,491,000
6s series A
—1949
251,000 N Y Cent Elec 54s
1950
24
105
Sale
Sale
24 Aug.
1044 Sale
964 Sale
"86" ~
874
94
Sale
Sale
1014
Sale
844
Sale
824 Sale
1084 Sale
694 Sale
664 Sale
14
66
Sale
754 Sale
794 Sale
694
Sale
Sale
Sale
Aug.
1044 Aug.
103
Aug.
94
Aug.
82
Aug.
9
Aug.
1154 Aug.
1094 Aug.
100
Aug.
81
Aug.
108
Aug.
64
64
754
774
Sale
Sale
624
734
774
654
63
Sale
60
664 Sale
1
104
54 A«g. 19
June 26
54 Aug. 19
Aug.
604 Aug.
904 Aug.
914 Aug.
Aug.
1034 Mar.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
714 Aug.
714 Aug.
714 Aug.
784 Aug.
82
Aug.
69
Aug.
Aug." 27
66
564 Aug. 28
89
Aug. 19
2
1024 Apr. 30 1064 Feb. 11
2
103
Apr. 12 1054 Feb.
5 1044 May 14
1004 Jan.
714 Jan. 15 984 July 10
7
614 Jan. 15 894 Aug.
34 Mar. 14
164 Aug. 17
7 117
Aug. 28
1014 Jan.
May
7
3 111
1074 Jan.
3 102 4 July 15
90
Jan.
67
1
Apr. 18 854 Aug.
May 21
1004 Jan. 10
104
July 27
May 27
Aug. 12
474 Mar. 15
Aug. 13
48
Mar. 14
Aug. 12
47
Mar. 15
July
8
544 Mar. 15
July
8
574 Mar. 13 85
9
88
May
3
474 Jan.
58
July
8
May 28
Aug. 15
60
Aug. 27 66
2
8
634 July
304 Jan.
5
77
Jan.
974 June 11
1054 Aug.
105
Aug.
1044 Aug.
984 Aug.
894 Aug.
164 Aug.
117
Aug.
1104 Aug.
1014 Aug.
854 Aug.
1094 Aug.
N Y A Foreidn Invest
3,000
78,000
■v
329,000
310,000
6,000
9,000
10,000
42,000
9,000
37,000
9,000
816,000
144,000
40,000
176,000
165,000
122,000
136,000
46,000
45,000
54s A with warrants.. 1948
821,000 NYPa AOhloRR4Hs—1950
6,553,000 n Y P A L Corp 1st 4 4s—1967
4,320,000 N Y State E A G 44s-—1980
369,000
5Hs
1962
48,000 N Y A Westchester Ltd 5s '54
342,000
4s
2004
357,000 Nladara Falls Power 6s..1950
151,000
5s series A.———1959
166,000
83,000
3,709,000
735,000
508,000
1,744,000
2,509,000
2,428,000
840,000
397,000
Nippon Elec Pow
6Hs—1953
Nor Amer L A P 5% notes
914
107
Sale
1054
1014
Sale
Sale
Sale
1024 Sale
894 Sale
Sale
t
85
Sale
Sale
Sale'
Sale
1970
94
107
Sale
Sale
1034
1044
984
Sale
Sale
1064
1054
Sale
1951
Nor Ohio Trac A Lt 5s—.1956
Sale
4HS E
Nor Ohio PAL 54s
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Ill
Aug.
1024 Aug.
1064 Aug.
1084 Aug.
1064
1044
1014
1074
89
Aug.
1014 Aug.
1936
f del* ser A——1956
NorCont Utll 5Hs A.—.1948
Nor Indiana G A E 6s—1952
Nor Ind Pub Serv 5s..... 1966
58 series D__—
1969
5hs
105
754 Aug.
42
Aug.
1054 Aug.
974 Aug.
97
Aug.
92
Aug.
107
Aug.
1064 Aug.
17
106
1
Jan.
894 Jan.
85
1024 Aug.
102 h
108 J
Jan.
8 1074 Aug.
112
9
1034 Aug.
Aug.
10 109
Aug.
2 107
1
1
1
21
21
22
27
1
1
Mar.
8 92:
12 107:
105 h
10 1114 Aug.
2
July 24
May 22
July
5
July
8
June 11
Apr. 23
May 22
110
90
21 1074
28 1054 Aug.
6
1094 Feb. 28
90
824 Feb.
894 Aug.
1004 Jan.
1014 Aug.
89
Aug.
444 Mar.
48
204 Mar.
Aug.
1054 Aug.
994 Jan.
77
Jan.
984 Aug.
764 Jan.
984 Aug.
94
714 Jan.
Aug.
1074 Aug. 3 1014 Jan.
Jan.
1074 Aug. 28 100
1.024
89
48
June 25
June 20
Aug. 20
Aug. 17
1064 June 29
5
1004 July
101
July
5
3
954 July
3
1074 Aug.
9
1074 July
Nor States Power
85,000
535,000
82,000
110,000
43,000
48,000
160,000
84,000
235,000
29,000
57,000
36,000
28,000
23,000
1,370,000
5 4% notes.
—...1940
4,697,000
44s!
1961
1,754,000 Northwest Electric 6s... 1935
177,000
68 ctfs of dep
.....1935
.
1,709,000
3,103,000
408,000
950,000
270,000
955,000
610,000
2,134,000
1,262,000
1,121,000
309,000
34,000
76,000
40,000
68,000
,
27,000
7,000
662,000
15,000
293",000
28,000
188,000
Odden Gas Co 5s.....—.1945
Ohio Edison Co 5s.......I960
Ohio Power 5s series B—1952
44s series D.......—1956
Ohio Public Serv 6s C
1953
5s series D
.......—1954
54s series E
Oklahoma Gas A El 5s—.1950
6s series
A—...—...1940
Okla Pow A Water 5s A..1948
Oswedo Falls Co 6s..
1941
398,000 Pacific Coast Power 5s...1940
Pacific Gas A El 1st 44"-1957
1,000
44s series E red...—.1957
1st A ref 6s B—......1941
936,000
1st A ref 5s D—......1955
647,000
1st A ref 44s F
1,408,000
1960
Pacific Investlnd 5s A
1948
Without warrants.......
635,000
66,000 Pacific Ltd 8c Pow 5s
1942
5,091,000 Pacific Power A Light 5s_1955
205,000 Palmer Corp of La 6s....1938
46,000 Park A Tilford 6s
1936
3,673,000 Penn Cent Lt A Pow 44s 1977
5s
1979
178,000
2,705,000 Penn Electric 4s series F.1971
Penn-Ohio Edison 6s
1
Aug.
Aug. ••■'2
944 Aug. 7
33
1034 Sale
10.000
Penn Water A Pow 440—1968
16.000
260,000
387,000
509,000
74,000
100,000
17,000
106
107
Sale
Sale
1044 Sale
l044 Sale
103
79
86
Sale
Sale
Sale
1054 Sale
1174 Sale'
984 Sale
103
804 Sale
Sale
"954 Sale
98
101
Sale
Sale
94
Sale
Penn Power Co 5s.......1956
994 Sale
934 Sale
13
90
20
28
16
28
27
72
1054 Aug.
2 1054 Aug.
2
1054 Aug. 29 107
Aug. 13
1164Aug."30
1194 Aug.
1
1054 Aug.
2 107
Aug. 20
1054 Aug. 29 1064 Aug. 15
964 Aug. 14 984
Aug. 26 116
764 Aug. 28 834
1024 Aug. 3 103
4 105
5 100
June 20 1003
Jan.
2 383
Jan.
3 37
Jan.
2 964
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
July
8
July
1
Aug. 13
Aug. 13
Feb.
19
Feb.
14
Aug. 27
105
106
July
108
Jan.
106
May
6
July 31
110
105
107
104
904 Jan.
48
994 Jan.
101
1064
1114
1054
1004
87
110
June
15
1
| 7
June 28
May 10
Aug. 12
June 20
814 Aug. 15
87
July |13
Jan.
654 Jan.
12 106
Jan.
4 1074
Mar. 16 1064
Jan.
3 120
Jan.
2 108
Jan.
2 1074
July
June
12
8
Mar. 16
July
31
Jan.
JL»
jail.
19
June 21
Mar. 15 994 July 30
12 117
Apr. 10
3 864 July 11
Jan. 25 1044 June 24
Jan.
574 Jan.
964 Aug. 27: 994 Aug.
Aug. 31 1044 Aug. 13
934 Aug. 30 954 Aug.
Jan.
101
96
914 Sale
Sale
106
Sale
1054
Sale
5s series D—.......... 1954
Penn Telep Corp 5s C...1960
1084 Salo
1940
Peoples Gas Lt A Coke 4s B'81
6s series C............1957
864 Sale
102
Sale
Peoples Lt A Pow 5s....1979
Phlla Electric Co 5s
4 104
904 Jan.
744 Jan.
Jan,
"994 Sale
Penn Pub Serv 6s G—... 1947
5s
88
104
112
"814 Sale
Jan.
1
3
13
1
Aug.
1064 Aug. 2
8
1074 Aug.
8
1054 Aug.
1104 Aug.
2
7
1044 Aug.
1064 Aug. 19
1053
Aug. 12
103
1
Aug.
8
813
Aug. 15
6
1
863
Aug.
80"" Sale"
1064 Sale
1194 Sale
106
Stile
1034 Aug. 12
5
1054 Aug.
1054 Aug. 23
1044 Aug. 15
1084 Aug. 28
5
1044 Aug.
106
Aug. 14
22
104
Aug.
102
6
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
364 Aug.
36
Aug.
964 Aug.
Jan.
Jan.
3 1004 June
4 1004 July
10
10
7 1054 June 24
4
98
July 10
1950
1,579,000
Without warrants....
3,418,000
54s series B—.......1959
1,189,000 Penn-Ohlo PAL 54« A.1954
303,000
257,000
150,000
80,000
156,000
374,000
2,932,000
5,201,000
1,031,000
; 454,000
Aug. 20 1034
Aug. 29 105
8 100
Aug.
6 1004
Aug.
33
——1961
112,000
283,000
76,000
35,000
14,000
12,000
10,000
;
Sale
99Sale'
1,381,000
80,606
104
259,000 Northwest Pow 6s A
1960
165,000
Certificates of deposit
1,716,000 Nor'west Pub Serv 5s A—1957
100,000
85,000
138,000
32,000
>
Sale
1024
1034
984
984
1966
.1,147,000 Phlla
Elec Power 54s
1972
204,000 Phlla Rapid Transit 6s..1962
864 Sale
102
Sale
74 Sale
1124 "Sale
1104 Sale
Aug. 30 1014 Aug.
954 Aug.
26 1064 Aug.
14 106 4 Aug.
21 108
Aug.
19 106
Aug.
23 1064 Aug.
1 1084 Aug.
884 Aug. 28
1054 Aug.
105
Aug.
1074 Aug.
103
Aug.
106
Aug.
1074 Aug.
113
Aug.
96
6
84
9
Aug.
1014 Aug. 30
3
Aug. 2
89
1024
84
1144
1114
864
13
29
864 Sale
804 Aug.
8
Aug. 19
July
5
1064 Mar. 8
1084 Feb. 26
108
July
3
106
Aug.
5
1074 July 31
1084 Feb. 18
July 23
864 Aug.
July
3
June 26
Aug. 17
Mar.
4
July 18
Aug. 31
Phlla Suburb Cos GAB
;
21,000
11,000
258,000
1st A refunding 44s..1957
87,000 Phlla Suburb Water 5s—1955
Sale
1064 Aug. 7 1073
1034 Aug. 27 104)
Piedmont
132,000
130,000
6,000
682,000
Hydro-Electric Co
64s class A
...I960
1,353,000 Piedmont
A Northern 5s. 1954
165,000 Pittsburgh Goal 6s
For footnotes set page 56,
1949
43
1024 Sale
Sale
Aug. 27
Aug.
41
Aug. 27 464 Aug. 14
1004 Aug. 17 1024 Aug.
1064 Aug. 15 1064 Aug. 13
Mar. 15
1064 July 12 109
1034 Aug. 27 1064 Mar. 29
41
754 Jan.
4 103
July
3 108 4 F*h.
Aug. 27
934 Jan.
1054 Jan.
31
3
21
NEW
Sept., 1935]
AGGREGATE
In
August
$
v
22.000
24,000
2,000
10,000
28,000
88,000
j
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
70", 000
11,000
65,000
783,000
143,000
382,000
1,345,000
773,000
900,000
161,000
119,000
70,000
188,000
(Continued)
„_.194b
Pittsburgh Steel 6«
Aug.
1
95%
Lowest
Ask
Sale
1939
Portland Gaa 8c Coke Ba. 1940
85
Sale
Potomac Edison 5a ser B.1956
106
Sale
1961
4H» aeries P
Potomac Elec Power 5s..1936
Potrero
Sugar 1st 7a.....1947
7s stamped
1947
Power Corp of Can 4H* B 1959
962.000 Power Corp of N Y 514*—1947
9,000
6 bit series A
......1942
957,000 Power Securities Corp 6a. 1949
178,000 Prussian Elec 6s.........1954
309,000 Pub Ser' of N H 414s B..1957
Highest
Sale Prices
94
Pomerania Blec Co 4a.... 1953
Poor 8c Co 4a
RANGE
Sale Prices
Aug.SI
Ask Bid
Bid
—
55
EXCHANGE
PRICES IN AUGUST
Low from
July 1 1933
Aug. 311935
iOSDS
,
93,000
17,000
11,000
272,000
43,000
K
SALES
Since
Jan. 1
CURB
TOEK
...
100% Sale
Aug.
25% Aug.
103% Aug.
82
Aug.
106
Aug.
105?* Aug.
104V* Aug.
68
Aug.
50
Aug.
85% Aug.
100 V* Aug.
29
5
5
27
1
27
9
15
6
2
31
Lowest
8
96% Aug.
26% Aug. 13
Aug. 13
86
Aug. 16
106V* Aug. 19
104
106 V* Aug. 15
104 V* Aug.
9
68
52
87
103
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
SINCE JAN.
15
24
16
20
Highest
Sale Prices
89
' Apr.
5
25
June 14
29 V*
Sale
Aug. 30
Aug. 28
Aug. 20
98% Jan.
9
35
7
Feb.
28
88 V*
18 106 V*
12 107 V*
June 24 105?*
Jan.
6
68
99
Jan.
93
Jan.
104
34
June
41
Feb.
Aug. 13
July
July
July
Jan.
19
26
24
31
Aug.
15
12
52V* Aug. 24
88V* Jan. 28
14 103
Aug. 20
4 104V* Jan.
5
78?* Mar. 28
76
Jan.
104V* Jan.
92% Aug. 28 95
29 % Aug.
8 31
104VI Aug. 22 106
Sale Prices
15 104
98?* Apr.
67
1
76
Feb.
29V* Aug.
5
96
June 22
42
Feb. 19
8
23 106?* May
6
104
Jan.
118
89
Jan.
132
June
7
Jan.
105 V* July
109?* July
104
July
5
16
9
Pub Service Co of N J—
78,000
12,000
132.000
33,000
68,000
336,000
157,000
107,000
40,000
115,000
788,000
248,000
434,000
44,000
72,000
682,000
6% perpetual certificates
477,000 Pub Serv of Nor Ills 5s C.1966
1,797,000
5s....................1956
1,078,000
4Hs series D
...1978
1,731,000
4Via series E
1980
4,642,000
4H« aeries F
..1981
2,331,000
6 Via aeries H
......1952
1,661,000 Pub Sere of Okla 5s D...1957
662,000
.........1961
5s series C
1.026,000 Pub Serv Subsld 5Vis A..1949
7,138,000 Puget Sound P 5c L 5 Vis.1949
2,013,000
5s series C............1950
4,053,000
4Vis series D..........1950
11,000
533,000 Quebec Power 5s........1968
651,000 Queens Boro G Ac B 5 Vis. 1952
181,000
4 Ha
1958
6,000
16,000
89,000
9,000
22,000
21,000
Reliance Management 5s. 1954
42,000
With warrants
98,000 Republic Gas Corp 4a A..1945
Certificates of deposit.^..
1,900,000
139,000 Rochester Cent Pow 5s A 1953
142,000 Rochester RykLt 5a....1954
184,000 Ruhr Gas Co 6Vis—....1953
5,000
91,000
237,000
1,726,000
28,000
163,000
10,000
7,000
552,000 Safe Harbor Water Pc 4Vis *79
2,023,000 San Ant Pub Serv 5s.....1958
49,000 San Joaquin L Ac P 6s B..1952
120,000 Sauda Falls Co 5s
1955
'
111,000
27,000
97,000
1,198,000
3,150,000
421,000
2,196,000
670,000
628,000
973,000
Ruhr Housing 6Vls
131
105 V*
108
Sale
Sale
Sale
100 % Sale
Sale
105 V* Sale
102?* Sale
99 V*
100
Sale
100
Sale
104
V* Sale
9951 Sale
Sale
Sale
80% Sale
76 % Sale
73% Sale
Sale
80
77
104V*
99%
Sale
Sale"
Sale
Sale
113%
Sale
Sale
§9% Sale
A....1958
St Louis Gas 8c Coke 4s..1947
108 V* Aug.
101V*
100 V*
100 V*
105?*
103 V*
104 V*
99 V*
84V*
80?*
12% Sale
106 % Sale
103 %
Sale
90V* Jan.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
81
Jan.
80V* Jan.
103
80
5
May
7
July
8
104 V* July 23
99 V* Aug. 12
Jan.
Aug.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
84 V* July
53 V* Jan.
83
July
77 V* July
50V* Jan.
Apr.
Jan.
YJan.
92
82
11V* Aug. 27 14V*
105V* Aug. 27 106V*
103 V* Aug.
2 104
124?* Aug. 27 124?*
108V* Aug.
7 110
Aug. 16
Aug.
1
Aug.
2
Aug. 19
Aug. 26
92
Aug. 12
70V* Aug.
1
70?* July 31
Jan.
39?* Mar.
55
Aug. 16
113V* Mar. 4
43?* Feb. 19
34V* Feb. 25
31V* Mar.
112V* Jan.
36
Mar.
25?* Aug.
6
6
6
6
4 105?* July
9
3 100
May 13
14 106V* Mar. 6
40V* Mar.
Aug. 12
1
1
55
Aug. 16
113V* Aug.
5
39?* Aug.
1
27 V* Aug. 28
9
107
104
55V* Jan.
70 V* Aug.
70 V* Aug.
Aug.
67V* Aug.
44
Aug.
113
Aug.
38
Aug.
25?* Aug.
July
102?* July
Jan.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
76 V* Aug.
68 V* Aug.
69
Aug.
105 V* Aug.
104V* Aug.
7 105V* Aug. 23
Aug.
2
98?* Aug. 27 100
105
Aug.
2 106
Aug. 29
92
70%
70%
132
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
105
Aug.
102?* Aug.
103?* Aug.
95 V* Aug.
79 V* Aug.
75
Aug.
71V* Aug.
130%
105?*
105 V*
99?*
99V*
99?*
June 14
14V* Aug. 16
105 V* May 15 109V* June 27
July
8
92V* Jan.
2 105
June 26
107 V* Jan.
2 126
Jan. 14
108V* Feb. 19 111
Saxon Public Works-
3,000
14,000
7,000
110,000
204,000
13,000
305,000
59,000
69,000
111,000
2,000
11,000
121,000
639,000
34,000
55,000
7,000
20,000
17,000
151,000
30?*
17 V*
17 V*
102 %
....1937
Is
Schulte Real Est 6s w w_.
4s without
warrants...1935
Scrlpps (E W) Co 5 Vis—1943
5s—.....1949
............1948
Seattle Ltg Co
Servel Inc 5s
Shawlnlgan W At P 4 Hs..l967
4 VI* series B
1968
5s series C
.....1970
4Vis series D—.......1970
395,000 Sheffield Steel 5 Vis
1948
Sale
43
98%
Sale'
50% Sale
99%
Sale
106
99 %
Sale
—
Sale
169,000 Sheridan Wjo Coal 4s...1947
1,051,000
9,333.000
Sou Carolina Power 5s..1957
Southeast P At L 6s......2025
762,000 Sou Calif Edison ref 5s..1952
Ref Mtge 5s
704,000
1954
158,000 Sou Calif Gas Corp 5s
1937
391,000 Sou Calif Gas Co 5s.....1957
5 Vis Series B
92,000
1952
1st At ref 4Hs
1,296,000
1961
96
97
105 %
106 %
105 %
Sale
Sale
94
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
33 V* Aug. 26
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
\lH
102%
Aug.
53
105?* Aug.
98?* Aug.
99
Aug.
103 Vi Aug,
98?* Aug.
105 V* Aug.
56V* Aug.
106
43
101V*
100?*
106
101
105 V*
63
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
13
7
21
9
22
14
12
1
13
6
20
30?* Aug. 30
11
96
Jan.
28?* Jan.
101
Jan.
15
4
Apr.
4
Apr.
5
98
Apr.
4
91V* Apr.
105V* Aug. 10
8
47
Jan.
90
96 V* Aug.
97?* Aug.
73
105
106?* Aug.
42V* Feb. 16
Apr.
8
Apr.
6
July 31
Aug.
9
106?* June 25
101V* Aug. 14
100?* Aug. 12
106 V* July 30
101
Aug. 13
108 V* Mar. 11
63
Aug. 20
20
11
5
20
2 103
2
53
90
105 V* Aug.
94?* Aug.
90
Aug.
105
Aug.
105 V* Aug.
101 % Aug.
104 V* Aug.
102?* Aug.
105 V* Aug.
Jan.
10?* Feb.
Jan.
3
96 V* July
64V* Jan.
2
99?* July
30
6
Aug. 19 108 V* Feb.
28
101V* Aug.
105V* Jan.
101V* Jan.
104 V* Aug.
102
102?* Aug.
106
Aug.
102?* July
97?* Jan.
Jan.
Feb. 23
2 102 V* Mar. 21
2 106?* Feb. 13
4
10 105 V* Feb.
4 108
3 106?* July
29
Southern Counties Gas
19,000
11,000
304,000
369,000
2,000
41,000
124,000
113,000
125,000
96,000
76,000
55,000
47,000
921,000
860,000
1,326,000
939,000
15,000
••••.
44,000
1,072,000
of California
271,000 Southern Ind G At B 5 VI*. 1957
2,184,000 Southern Indiana Ry 4a. 1951
2,623,000 Southern Nat Gas 6s....1944
97,000
Stamped—
1944
307,000 S'western Assoc Tel 5s A.1961
1,958,000 Southwestern G At B 5s..l957
5s series B._
.1957
965,000
1,408,000
Southwestern L At P 5c..1957
1945
376,000 S'western Nat Gas 6s
1,324,000 Southwestern P At L 4s..2422
534,000 S'western Pub Senr 6s A. 1945
365,000 Stale? (A B) Mfg 6s
1942
3.585,000 Standard Gas Ac Elec 6s..1935
Conv 6a...............1935
3,991,000
4,444,000
6s....................1951
6s
1966
3,486,000
357,000 Standard Invest 5Vis....1939
439,000
1937
5s without warrants
1,856,000
v
36,000
1957
7,094,000 Stand Power At Lt 6s
184,000 Standard Telep 5 VI* A...1943
Stlnnes (Hugo) Corp ~
8,000
61,000
13,000
96,000
116,000
27,000
10,000
9,000
18,000
7s Oct 1 '36 without warr
66,000
7s stamped
.........1936
259,000
7s 1946 wlthou t warrants..
41,000
7s stamped—.. .......1946
500,000
2,520,000 Super Power of 111 4VIS..1974
6s
1961
338,000
4 Vis
—
1968
2,151,000
1940
1,580,000 Swift Ac Co 5s
65,000 Syracuse Ltg 5s B..—...1957
1st At ref 5 Ha
1954
76,000
79,000
64,000
1,334,000
682,000
118.000
105% Sale
54% Sale
58 V*
Sale
97% Sale
97% Sale
103%
Sale'
103
Sale
Sale
91
95
Sale
89
95 %
Sale
Sale
99% Sale
104 % Sale
53 % Sale
53 % Sale
48 % Sale
49 % Sale
94 H
47
Sale
Terni Hydro-Electric
2
3
7
29
10
22
12
1
2
15
Aug.
2
84 V* Aug.
7
103?*
95?*
II*
100 V*
105 V*
64 V*
64 V*
61
60?*
94 V*
95 V*
59 V*
44V* Aug.
38V* Aug.
45
53 V* Aug.
46
Sale
48
55
40
Sale
Sale
* Sale
Sale"
Sale
107 %
Sale
102V*
106
102 %
Sale
102% Sale'
101 % Sale
fenn Blec Power 5a...... .1956
Tenn Pub Serv 5s....... .1970
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
87
104 V*
555* Sale"
55% Sale
51V* Sale
51
Sale
50%
15
19
27
3
6
30
26
17
1
8
2
23
8
12
12
12
12
12
20
12
17
98 V*
98 V*
Sale
Sale
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
105
107
63
Aug.
105V* Aug.
50 V* Aug.
96V* Aug.
97 V* Aug.
82
Aug.
103 V* Aug.
102?* Aug.
95
Aug.
87V* Aug.
86
Aug.
99
Aug.
103
4Vis.....1968
43 V* Aug.
49
Aug.
38V* Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
107
Aug.
102
105V*
102 V*
101?*
107V*
90
84 VI
Aug. 27
Aug. 20
83
Sale
95
96V* Jan.
105 V* July
25
81
29 110
Mar. 28
5
Feb.
80V* Feb.
63 V* Jan.
93
2 105
Jan
92?* Jan.
71V* Jan.
60
Jan.
49
Jan.
77
Jan.
103
July
37 V* Feb.
6
63
Aug. 15
Jan.
10
Aug. 27
3
Aug.
6
July 18
Aug. 26
Aug. 17
July 31
Aug.
8
Aug.
2
Aug. 23
98 V* Aug.
98 V*
87
7
2 104 V*
2 103 %
2
95%
95 H
2
3
3 100%
Mar. 27
8 106
Jan.
2
68
28
Jan.
2
37V* Feb. 28
68
7
Feb.
Mar. 18
2
82V* Jan.
85
Jan. 18
61
Aug.
60?* Aug.
95
May
95V* June
59 V* Aug.
45
Aug.
12
12
20
Feb.
25
Feb.
19
32
31
25 V* Mar. 15
23V* Jan. 24
43 V*
Apr. 15
56
8
51
5t'
121
17
34 V* May
36
May
29 V* May
7
55
4
44 V* Aug.
81?* Jan.
75?* Feb.
8 100?* July 10
8
7 85?* July
7
29
2 104
Aug. 10
85V* Jan.
8 106?* Aug. 22
100?* Jan.
3 103?* July
86
Jan.
8
6 104 V* Jan.
5
101 % Aug.
106 V* Apr. 23 109?* July 10
106
June 14 108 V* Feb. 11
Aug.
Co
100,000
441,000
17,000
168,000
18,000
103,000
138,000
288,000
4 h a without warrants.
638,000
5,585,000 Texas Elec Service 5s....
170,000 Texas Gaa Utilities 6s
4,237,000 Texas Power At Lt 5s.....
6s
328,000
5s
1,211,000
656,000 Thermold Co 6sstamped.
2,190,000 Tide Water Power Sa A...
253,000
2,223,000
4,842,000
696,000
28,000
28,000
153,000
40?* Aug.
46% Sale
100
22
Sale
Sale
104V* Sale
99 %
Sale
102Vi Sale
-
106"" "Sale
79
Sale
97% Sale
105%
Sale
47 V* Aug.
99V* Aug.
21
Aug.
102V* Aug.
101?* Aug.
105V* Aug.
40?* Aug. 29
100 V* Aug.
90
Sale
79
94 V*
Sale
94
'
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug. 23
Aug. 17
Aug.
Aug.
Jan.
Jan.
94?* Jan.
83 V* Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
76?* Jan.
75V* Feb.
3 100 V* Aug.
24
Aug.
12
2 104V* July
4 103
July
7
29
1
9
5
7
2 106?* Aug.
93
Aug. *3
4
2
98% July
15
Toledo Edison Co—
658,000
19,000
28,000
21",600
1st mtge gold 5s.......
Twin City Rap Tr 5 H* A.
Ulen At Co 6s stamped...
106 %
55 %
Sale
Sale
59% Sale
107V* Sale
58 % Sale
107 V* Aug.
106
Aug.
55 V* Aug,
53
...
54
Union Amer Invest 5s A.
101
Aug.
64?* Aug.
62
Aug.
63
Aug.
Aug.
6s 2d stamped
Aug.
6s ctfs of dep..
7 101V* Aug.
107V* Feb. 23
45 V* Jan.
64?* Au<. 12
64
July 24
42?* Apr.
1
Aug. 10
54
Aug. 27 63
July 25
55
June 28 63
94?* Jan.
7 101V* Aug. 7
05 V* Jan.
Union Electric Lt At Pow
5s aeries A....
21,000
4hs
278,000
5s aeries B
220,000
256,000 United Elec of N J 4s....
United El Serv (Unes) 7s.
Without warrants....
281,000
59,000 United Indus 6 Ha......
1st 6s
152,000
1,906,000 United Lt At Pow 6H*....
58,000
"5,666
473,000
2,132,000
.......
145",000
196,000
Deb 6s...............
847,000
160,000
577,000
105V* Aug. 30 107
106
105
Sale
114
115 V* Sale
41
Sale
For footnote
55 V*
Sale
52
Sale
5 Ha
United Lt At Rys 5H*—
Deb 6s aeries A
aee page
'74% Sale
5hs registered........
6s aeries A
56 j
Aug,
Aug.
2 106
Aug. 16
Aug.
10 115V* Aug.
38V* Aug. 27
46V* Aug. 14
38V* Aug.
75
Jan.
31
July
25
Feb.
19
39
..........
6,220,000
1,297,000
7,204,000
3,000
1,761,000
Apr. 26 108 V* Feb. 13
105V* Mar. 13 107?* Mar. 1
104
Apr. 18 108V* Feb. 25
July 11
108?* Jan.
4 116
106
...
20,000
8,000
12,000
100
Sale
54
Sale
57 V*
Sale
Sale
96V* Sale
56 V*
70
Sal^
101V* Sale
55 V* Sale
37
51
50
95
66
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Jan.
20
38
Aug.
37
28
28
64V* Aug.
63
Aug.
29
Aug.
Mar.
28
Jan.
43H
8*
26
98 V*
78
Jan.
98% July
28
79V* Aug.
Aug.
39V* Mar.
56
103
Aug.
100V* Aug.
50?* Aug. 28 64V* Aug.
May
82V* Jan.
30
Feb.
Aug. 10
Aug. 12
11
79 Vi Aug. 12
56
May
8
103
Aug. 26
64 V* Aug.
12
NEW YORK
56
In
August
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1
1
July 1 1933
Aug.Zl 1935
$
7,000
81,000
8,000
31,000
6,000
80,000
12,000
61,000
8,000
6,000
2,000
21,000
210,000
74,000
90,000
Aug.
34,000 Valvolln* Oil 7*
1937
161,000 Vamma Water Power 5**s '67
2,069,000 Virginia Pub Ser 5** A..1946
601,000
6*..
1946
1,310,000
5* serle* B............1950
6a
60
60
60
60
89
1
Ask
103
Sale
104"
Sale
102% Sale
**
«,
«,
—
<*'■
l02~" Sale"
52
81% Sale
45
91
.......
22,000 Utlca Ga* A El 5* B
1952
37,000
5* series D............1956
92
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Aug. 31
Ask Bid
Bid
$
.
BONDS {Concluded)
216,000 U S Rubbei b%% note*..1936
344,000
Serial • >*% note*..... 1937
277,000
Serial 6**% note*.
1938
424,000
Serial 6**% note*..... 1939
419,000
Serial ***% note*
1940
331,000
Serle* 6*
1936
259,000 Utah Power A Light 4**»1944
833,000
6* serle* A.
2632
.
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN AUGUST
Una from
SALES
AGGREGATE
EXCHANGE
CURB
Aug. 14 100**
Aug.
2 103
Aug.
1 103**
Aug.
9 105
Aug.
6 105
Aug. 28 103
88
Aug.
3 88**
80
Aug. 28 83
105*4 Aug,
8 106**
105% Aug.
7 106*1
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
2
22
23
26
19
23
3
14
23
29
96
Aug.
6 96**
102X Aug. 26 103
92*4 Aug. 29 97
80
Aug. 30 86
89 X Aug. 26 93**
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
29
3
16
15
100%
102%
102**
102X
103*4
101 %
Highest
Sale Prices
Feb. 11
100** Aug. 14 102
Aug. 22
99** Jan.
2 103
Sale Prices
98J* Jan.
9 103 ** Aug. 23
98
2 105
7 105
Jan.
98** Jan.
Aug. 26
Aug. 19
101*1
Apr. 15 103
62
Jan.
7
88*
55
Jan.
5 84*
104** Jan.
3 109
104
May
7 108**
Feb.
7
July
July
July
July
10
13
10
17
'
4,000
27,000
29,000
6,000
88,000
111,000
169,000
82,000
340,000
78,000
7,000
3,000
30,000
103,000
180,000
85,000
75
75
52
45
45
Waldorf Astoria Corp—
1st 7* with warrant*
1954
Ward Baking Co 6s
1937
Wash Gas Light Ce 5s
1958
Wash Ry A Klec 4s
1951
Wash Water Power 5s...l960
Western Newspaper Union
721,000
Con* deb 6a....
1944
474,000
4,413,000
1,802,000
78,000
25,000
149,000
903,000
1,226,000
1,070,000
Sale
83
106"" Sale
21
26 X
Sale
91*4 Sale
•
46**
2036
60
41
79% Sale
64
105
Sale
79
Sale
105
Sale
100**
100
97
61
52
106X Sale
105 X
Sale
98 X Sale
98 X Sale
51
20
10
Aug. 27
9% Aug.
1
106
Aug.
2 106** Aug. 6
105** Aug.
7 106** Aug. 23
105
Aug. 15 105** Aug. 16
105
Aug.
1
Aug.
8 106
i05M Sale"
75
West Penn Traction 5S..1966
West Texas Utll 5s A
1957
West United GkBfMiA 55
Westraco Chlorine 5HS..1937
Wheeling Elec Co 5s.....1941
Wis Elec Pow 5s A..
1954
Wis Minn Lt A Pow 5s—1944
Wisconsin PAL 5s ser E.1956
5s series F
1958
93
9X Sale
§25*
76
«
Sale"
93"" Sale"
4*4
88,000
435,000
1,109,000
183,000
1,125,000
2,477,000 West Penn Elec 5s.
96**
'98% Sale
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
101
Aug.
107 f Aug.
106** Aug.
105** Aug.
99
Aug.
99
June 19
June 13
73
July
July
July
Jan.
3
56** Jan.
68** Jan.
2
8
993
883
95
18
9
5
5
Apr.
9 105* June 10
104** Feb. 26 106** Aug. 6
100*1 Jan.
5 106** Aug. 23
99
Jan.
8 105** May 27
June
6
96** Jan.
4 106
21
31**
92**
101**
81**
105**
26** Aug.
89
Aug.
100** Aug.
76** Aug.
105
Aug.
100** Aug.
107
Aug.
105** Aug.
105
Aug.
97** Aug.
97*1 Aug.
90** Mar. 26 973
95** Jan.
4 1033
July
iiM
63
91
100
Feb. 20
June 22
26
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
16
30
Aug.
3
July 11
May
7
July 12
6
Jan.
2
11
106** Mar. 22
May
104** Feb
8
Mar. 23
Jan.
76** Jan.
75
Jan.
2
Aug. 19
4
2
July 24
July 22
96** Jan.
2 106
July 13
94
Aug.
1
Wisconsin Pub Serv.—
1952
7 8**
55,000
160,000
63*4
2 105** Aug.
1055* Aug.
569,000 Yadkin River Power 5S..1941
1,762,000 YorkRysGo5s....
.1937
105** Aug.
103
Aug.
591,000
24,000
6s Series A
70
103 &
Sale
103** Sale
5
106 J* Aug. 28
104
Aug. 7
95 J*
Jan.
94*4 Jan.
2 106** Aug. 28
Aug. 7
2 104
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
AND MUNICIPAL
Agrtcul Mtga Bk Rep of Col—
54,000
20-year 7s
Ian 15 1946
4,000
7s with coupon
1946
52,000
20-year 7s
/an 15 1947
10,000
"9", 660
20,000
170,000 Baden (Germany) 7s
21
21
Aug.
8
21** Aug. 10
Aug.
21X Aug.
18*4
8
22** Aug. 3
24** Aug. 21
21*4 Aug.
66
59
54
Aug.
8
Apr. 15
Aug.
8
26
21
1951
21
38
Jan.
34** Jan.
35** Jan.
3
16
4
25
8
34
Jan.
Jan.
22
Apr.
4
70
66
June 20
June 25
7% Mar. 30
11
Jan.
3
55**
49
98*4
93*4
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
14
28
14
21
54** Aug.
72
Feb.
5
23
38** Feb. 16
Buenos Aires (Pro?)
787,000
580,000
61,000
58,000
7**x stamped
7s stamped...
61
.....1947
63 X
1952
....
58
Sale
Aug. 22
Aug. 22
Aug. 13
6|3** Aug.
2
9** Aug.
8
Cauca Vailef tDeptof) Rspof
94,000
13,000
7% Sale
Colombia extlsf 7s.. .1948
7X Aug. 31
Cent Bk of German State A
33,000
10,000
33,000
19,000
54,000
91,000
94,000
27,000
31,000
45,000
'3",660
30
94** Sale
96
Aug.
Aug. 26
88** Aug. 28
Aug.
Sale
25% Sale
24% Sale
7
6
1
1
2
8
7
70
15
"Aug.
13
Aug.
5
2
10** Aug.
20**
20**
12**
86**
54** Aug.
Aug.
22** Aug.
32
Aug.
23
"21
10** Sale
34
30
8
89** Aug.
58** Aug. 12
49** Aug.
2
Sale
22% Sale
32 J,* Sala-
.
32,000
19,000
94
Aug.
5
10** Aug. 12
9% Aug. 29
55
23
....
>
38** Aug. 19
32** Aug. 20
35** Aug.
267,000
Pros Banks 6a
......1951
177,000
6s.
1952
323,000 Danish Cons Munlc 5 H*-1955
95,000
5a...
1953
Danalg P A Wat*way Bd
252,000
external s f ***•——1952
989,000 German Cons Munlc 7s..1947
877,000
6a...
..1947
208,000 Hanover (City) Ger 7s...1939
190,000 Hanover (Prov) 6>*«
1949
164,000 Lima (City), Peru. 6 Ms
1958
77,000
Certificates of deposit...—
16,000 Maranhao (State) 7s
...1958
65,000
7s coupon off
1958
84,000 Medellin (Colombia) 7a..l951
Aug.
10** Aug.
15
Aug. 28
26** Aug. 23
25** Aug. 19
35
Aug. 19
25** Aug. 21
11** Aug. ; 1
July 27
Aug.
9
92J* May 18
86
Apr. 26
Aug.
37
39
34
12
2
22** Aug.
30** Jan.
21
Aug.
6X Mar. 26
5** Mar. 19
15
Aug.
5
10*4 Aug. 12
9*4 June
8
58** Aug. 12
50** Aug. 27
52** Jan. 17
44*4 Jan. 21
63
22
17*4 Mar. 23
18*1 Apr. 5
11** Mar. 30
83** May 17
11** July 23
Feb. 16
Feb.
5
Feb.
7
24
July 29
10** July 12
3
15*4 Jan.
3
13
Feb. 14
17*4 Jan.
Mendosa (Prov) Argentina
1,000
22,000
53,000
231,000
10,000
8,000
57,000
85,000
77,000
18,000
143,000
79,000
285,000
339,000
220,000
159,000
91,000
112,000
221,000
2,772,000
515,000
698,000
2,000
4,000
42,000
243,000
30,000
141,000
7Hs
1951
1%e stamped
1951
Mtge Bank of Bogota—
7s Issue of May 1927....1947
7s Issue of Oct 1927....1947
Mtge Bank of Chil* 6s. ..1931
Mtge Bank of Denmark 5*1972
Parana (Stateof). Bras 7s.'58
Coupon off...........
Rio de Janeiro 4**s
—1959
Coupon off..
—
Russian Govt 6H*
1919
Certificates of deposit...
m
5**a
1921
Certificates of deposit...
IX
X
...
13
Sale
13
Sale
12
'll% Sale
12**
-
"l% Sale
9%
12**
10**
1**
1
IX
**
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
27
30
5
10
8
27
13
13
27
26
27
27
22
13
88
13**
12
13**
11**
1 **
1%
IX
1%
•
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
16
13
9*1
12**
10*4
1*4
1
13
1*4
*4
.
10
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
June
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
May 28
55** Apr. 22
Jan. 23
24*4 Jan. 12
13*f Jan. 24
~
*
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
27
13
13
14
18
13
3
Apr. 24
Jan«
2
2
21
26
27
4*4 Jan.
Jan.
2
27
4% Jan.
3
5
Santa Fe (City) Argentina
4,000
25,000
14,000
4,000
*
No par value,
n
a:-;.:
Sold under the rule.
Deferred delivery sale,
a
r
X
13
44
5
5
245,000
Republic extl 7s.......1945
56,000
7s stamped...........1945
148,000 Santiago (Chile) 7s
1949
98,000
7s
1961
53** Aug.
46
Under the rule sales, in which no account is taken
in computing range, are given below:
Grand
Sold for cash.
Ex-dividend.
at
Trunk
Western Ry. 4s
t*
f>
«*
1950, Aug. 22
95*4.;
is
is
17
Abbreviations Used Above:
■M
"cod," certificates of deposit
"cons," consolidated.
"cum," cumulative.
"conv," convertible.
"m," mortgage.
"n-v," non-voting.
"vtc," voting trust certificates.
w i," when issued.
"w w." with warrants,
x-w,
without warrants.
The National Securities Exchanges on which low
prices since July 11933 were made (designated by
superior figures in tables), are as follows:
•
•
»
4
»
•
7
•
•
Deferred delivery sales, in which no account is
taken in computing range, are given below:
Indiana & Michigan Electric 5s 1955, Aug. 28
at
106*4»
i»
it
New York Stock
New York Curb
New York Produce
New York Real Estate
Baltimore Stock
Boston Stock
Buffalo Stock
California Stock
Chicago Stock
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago Curb ■■
8
Aug. 23
11** Aug.
11 J* Aug.
is
2
7
54** Aug. 19
46** Aug.
11** Aug.
Jan.
2
June 27
9** Mar. 8
10
Mar. 21
46
8
11** Aug. 21
-
44
Cincinnati Stock
Cleveland Stock
Colorado Springs Stock
Denver Stock
Detroit Stock
Log Angeles Stock
Los Angeles Curb
i*
Minneapolis-St. Paul
»
New Orleans Stock
si
Philadelphia Stock
Pittsburgh Stock
»*
«
*4
»
M
>7
*»
*•
ss
st
/
Richmond Stock
St. Louis Stock
Salt Lake City Stock
San Francisco Stock
San Francisco Curb
San Francisco Mining
Seattle Stock
Spokane Stock
Washington (D. O.) Stock
56**
53**
11**
12*4
Apr. 13
June 4
Aug. 21
July 10
Chicago Stock Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON CHICAGO STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales
August—
Jan. 1 to Aug. 31
AGGREGATE
In
August
Since
Jan. 1
%
Low from
July 1
I
BONDS
Aug.311935
11,000
.
27,666
2.000
; PRICES IN AUGUST
Aug.
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Aug. 31
1
Ask Bid
Bid
1,000 Chicago City Ry 5a
1927
Certificates of depoalt.1927
17,000
4,000 Chicago Railways 5s
1927
155.000
1st mtge 5s ctf of dep..1927
5s series A
........1927
7,000
Con mtfe 5s B
..1927
4,000
1,000 Metrop West Side evt 4S..1938
27,000 Pure Oil 4%s (w w) .....1950
208 So La Salle St Bldg—
1st mtge 5%s
108.000
1958
.30,655
Aug. 31
Ask
Lowest
95
19%
37
36
49%
43
12
/ 4
11%
Sale Prices
95
18
20
72
70
77
74
Sale
79
77
79
23%
26
10
13
13
16
30%
33
22%
71%
71%
74%
75
30%
15%
25
73
73
75" Aug." 17 "75—Aug." 17
69% Aug.
2
74
2
70
June 18
95
18
75
May
6
Aug. 17
1
Jan. 16
Mar. 11
9
62
6?
Aug.-
68
Aug.
33
17
15
93
94
~95"""Au"g"."2i
29%
32
29% Aug. 26
99% Aug.
9
29% Aug. 26
STOCKS
Shares.
11,490
1,500
Jan.
""245
V-:.';' 450
"5*850
380
"2,455
17,290
400
800 Assoc Tel littl Co
'
,
550
$6
$6
30
conv
2% Sale
cum
pref A
prior pref
19%
25
54,250
16,930
12,350
190
240
3,550
15,550
2,500
2,950
1,250
Called
4h
3%
2% Sale
.
.
'.
80
pf.
conv
J)
—
;
2
7
30
.....
2l
Aug.28
26
4% Sale
3
2%
Sale
3% Aug.
i 2% Aug.
140
Aug.
29% Aug.
Sale
8% Aug.
25%
Aug."
.Aug.
9
5
Aug." 1-4
4% Aug. 14
3% Aug.
1
144
Aug.
1
36
Aug. 24
Mar. 11
77
June 19
27
26% Feb. 26
32% Apr. 10
'
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9
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10
6% Sale
41
Sale
12
10]
6% Sale
12%
Sale
45 %
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12% Sale
40
12
40 %
14%
47% Sale
%
Sale
%
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13
1%
Sale^
34% Sale
35
13
17% Sale
11%
Sale
3%
6%
27%
34%
28 %
35%
..100
38%
—-
Feb.
12
Jan*
18
Jan.
2% Apr.
7% Jan.
% Jan. 24
3% Apr.
3
1% Mar. 21
26
79
Jan.
29%
%
%
%
%
Aug. 16
Feb.
2
Apr.
3
13% Aug. 23
13% Aug. 23
Feb. 28
Feb. 25
Jan.
11
3
% June 21
"7"
4
19%
414
4%
2%
49%
110%
17
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
May
87% Feb.
2% July
24
12
12
Jan.
22
29
Jan.
23
1
Jan.
15
9
Aug.
9
5
15
2
Aug.
Aug.
9
1
5% Aug.
2
'7
Aug." 13
40
Aug. 27
11% Aug. 22
43% Aug. 28
42
% Aug.
12% Aug.
1% Aug. 13
14% Aug.
7
1
1
% Aug.
% Aug.
34% Aug.
13
Aug.
6
Aug.
Aug.
3
Aug. 28
Aug.
3
12
48
% Aug. 22
1% Aug. 15
Aug. 16
18% Aug. 16
12
Aug. 12
39
30
27% Aug.
18
o32% Aug.
9
30
37
Aug. 24
Aug. 27
-
% Jan.
6% Jan.
3% Aug.
149
July
36
Aug.
% Feb.
1
July
% May
1% July
9% Aug.
1
May
6 14
5 100
7
5
Mar. 13
19%
14
26% Aug.
37
29%
36
106
June 22
55
May
4
22% May 29
6% May 16
3
July 16
31% July 22
25% Aug.
9
30
Aug.
5
3% Jan. 26
27% July
8
3% May
1% Mar.
5
1%
%
1%
1
3,000 Chain Belt Co com.........*
2,490 Cherry Burrell Corp com.
*
Preferred
i
103
Mar.
12
9% Aug. 10
Aug.
Sale
19
16% Aug.
3% Aug.
4%
2
Sale
2
Aug.
45
Sale
Aug.
48}
110
119% 108% Aug.
107%
i6
Aug.
15% '19%
17%
23
22
Sale
23
Aug.
12% Aug.
12%
12%
15%
7
Sale
6
Aug.
7%
19%
pref...*
v t c com
60
Jan.
44% Jan.
2
...100
Preferred
10
13%
99%
5%
"4%
•
conv
68
July
3
May 15
14% June 22
99% Aug.
9
2%
12
*
199,850 Central S W Util com ......1
Prior Hen preferred......*
27,680
Preferred
*
17,840
1,560 Central States Pr 8c Lt pref.*
130 Central States Util $7 pref..*
290
Aug.
Aug.
2%
...*
com.
80 Cent Pub Util Corp
106,950
1,920
3,060
680
25
Sale
15,800 Castle 5t Co (A M) com
10
1,480 Cent Cold Storage Co com.lt
40.570 Central III Pub Serv pref
*
Cent 111 Secur Corp—
i
Common.....
...1
11,000
Convertible preferred....*
10,800
7,060 Central Ind Power pref. .100
1,650
16
26%
'32%
Class B
660 Canal Const Co
4,250
22"" "22%
.....
158.700 Butler Bros
v;:
180
5% Aug. 19
Aug.
2
3
.....
Brown Fence 8c Wire cl A
50
2,650
5
Aug. 15
2% Aug.
8
Sale
143
8,250 Bruce Co (K L) com
*
10 Bucyrus-Montghan class A..*
970 Bunte Bros common....... 10
5,980
5%
Sale
3
24 %
..
Brach Ot Sons (K
19,450
19,450
9
"l§li Aug"""I
$7 cumul prior pref......
-
""*600
2 100% Aug*
.....
4%
19
155,150 Bendlz Aviation Corp com..5
57,680 Berghoff Brewing Co
...1
1,760 Blnks Mfg Cod Act pref..*
155,500 Borg-Warner Corp com
10
2,010
7% preferred.....
100
170
Aug.
17% Aug. 29
25%
Sale"
30
Automatic Products com..
60 Automatic Washer
May
6
Aug. 17
74% June
5
18
15
22
21
18% Jan.
8% May
14% June
95
Aug.
19
570 Backstay Welt Co common . *
1,400 Balaban & Katz pref
..100
13,800 Bastlan-BleaslngCocom ...»
"5",555
97
*18~
com
1,640
20
15%
5%
com...
80,150
,
14,100
99% 100
Sale"
5
4
65,550 Armour 8c Co common.....
19,700 Asbestos Mfg Co com
9,300 Associates Invest Co com..
New
7,650
7,650
99
19%
American Pub Serv pref-.100
460 Amer-Yvette Co Inc
10,500
6,250
250
98
25
com
8,200 Adams Royalty Go com
*
12,000 Advanced Alum Castings
5
150 A In s worth Mfg Corp com..10
23,665 Allied Products Corp cl A..*
1,420 Altorfer Bros coot pref
*
230 Amer Fura Mart Bldg pfd.100
1,950
June
18
Par.
Abbott Laboratories com...*
13,550 Acme Steel Go
2,900 Adams (J D) Mfg
18
75
-75""Aug".'"2
79
77
13
95
19
Highest
Sale Prices
'
,
Shares.
1
to
1,000 BrownPaper Mill* Inc 6s.l939
5,000 Chic City & Con Ry 5s._1927
—i",655
WV'£
$56,000
617,000
$71,000
354,000
1933
1
.
Jan. 1 to
8,155,000
1934
1935
August-.
642,000
Shares A9649,000
11,035,000
CHICAGO
STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES
'
Bond Sales
1934
1935
—.
Jan.
24
3
1
16
24
2
17
17
23
10
20
21
July 19
Aug. 14
Aug. 24
4% Apr.
9
*8*
Apr.
9
July 31
May 31 113
6107% June25 108
13% Jan.
3 17%
14% Jan. 15
4
Jan. 15
June 24
50
___
\VA
9
5
Apr. 15
15%
15% Feb.
1
8
4% Jan.
9
101
May 25 101
7%
5% Aug. 2
Mar. 14
July
1
Aug.
5
July 29
Aug.
1
Feb.
i
May 10
May 25
Jan.
3
% Apr. 27
17% Jan.
9
11% Apr. 17
13% Jan.
2
2% Feb.
4
42
Aug.
3
14% Jan. 29
48
July
5
4
1% Aug. 13
14% Aug.
7
16% May 17
% Aug. 22
1% Aug. 15
39
Aug. 16
18% Aug. 16
12
Aug. 12
% Feb. 16
% Jan.
7% Feb. 16
3% Feb.
8
% Aug. 22
% Jan.
12
12% Jan.
16
3% Mar. 16
1% Jan.
7
% Feb. 16
Aug. 24
21% Jan. 31 30
18% Jan.
9 37
102
June 10 102
Aug. 27
June 10
Chic City 8c Con Ry—
350
*
Common
2,400
89,530
2,500
Participation preferred—*
1,600
306,100
44,970
430
13,350
61,750
Certificates of deposit...
Chic Corp common
..1
.
"Y,955
6,850
Preferred
V* Sai*
•
39
Chicago Electric Mfg A.....*
10
Chicago Flexible Shaft com.5
Chicago Mail Order com....5
% Feb. 18
k
&
Sale
16%
25% Sale
26 % Sale
lH Sal*
38
12
27%
30%
% Feb. 18
Mar. 4
% Mar.
1
1
Apr. 27
29
Jan. 14
2 % July
8
2
May 24
1
39
2% Aug.
8
Aug. 30
38
3% Aug. 13
40% Aug. 14
16
13% Jan.
29
25%
Aug"." "2
28%
Aug."21
31%
26
Aug.
2
34
Aug. 19
Aug.
5
23
13% Jan. 15
15% Mar. 13
3%
40%
16%
28%
34
Aug.
Aug.
Apr.
Aug.
Aug.
13
14
6
21
19
Chic Nor Sh at Milw—
170
1,700
Prior lien
preferred.... 100
-27,100 Chicago 8c N W Ry Com..100
70 Chicago Rys part ctfs 1
""""30
1,555
130
86,300
5,700
:
.•
30
Part certificates "2"
conv
pref *
_.*
249,500 Cities Service Co com
10,400 Club Aluminum Uten Co.. *
For footnotea aee page 59.
"2%
3% Aug, 14
'""% Aug."31
100
20 Chic Rap Tran pr pref A._ 100
*
7,670 Chic Rivet 8c Machine cap
490 Chicago Towel Co
Sale
100
18% Sale
93% 100
1 62
Sale
%
%
18
Aug.
2
94
Aug. 27
1% Aug.
3
% Aug.
6
% Aug.
31
% Jan. 17
1% June 28
% Jan. 26
>
19"" Aug." 15
13
96
80
Aug.
5
2% Aug. 15
% Aug. 30
% Aug. 31
% Mar. 7
Mar. 14
Jan.
% Apr.
% May
3
1
6
Feb.
56/
Jan.
July
% Aug.
% Mar.
19% July
99
May
2% Aug.
1
Jan.
18
8
24
31
7
18
17
15
5
CHICAGO
58
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
August
STOCKS
Aug.311935
Shares
120
20,100
'
80
'
63,450
9,960
v
330
10
""""70
600
2,080
30
810
>
40
2
3.600
,
100
vita Simons
210
13,506
66,750
350
600
14
Sale
Sale
V 10
12
3
M*
19
1
2
21
Aug.
8 107
110
102
Aug.
Aug.
2
Sale
434 Aug
334 Aug,
17
15
15 34
15X
Aug. 22
Aug.
105
Aug 30 11434 Aug.
10834 105
105
107
Aug. 21 105
Aug.
2X
12
12
10
Aug. 16 1234 Aug. 13
1634 Aug.
10IB
634
20
7
1
19
134 Aug . 15
3
General Candy Corp A
.5
Gen Household Util com....*
"4
Aug. 30
634 Aug.
2
20
Aug. 12
Sale
J
26
18
25
Sale
15
Sale
15X
243
73
30
1734
1434
2434
934
Aug.
2
Aug.
2
Aug.
7
Aug. 20
25
Sale
Sale
22 X
23 X
Sale
Sale
8
3
Aug.
1
Aug.
5
734 Aug.
5
3
Aug. 16
734 Aug. 23
2234 Aug. 23
2lk Aug. 2
2134 Aug. 28
50
Aug. 28
15
iex
25
8
Sale
4
2)4
52,206
500
840
;
;
Ti§:
4,760
2,100
8
12
5
-sot
Aug." 31
5
934 Aug.
7
20
Aug. 12
1834
1634
2534
934
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
10
13
13
20
ill
"If
8X
23 X
2154
22X
22
Sale
49
53
1634 Aug.
Aug.
934 Aug.
534 Aug.
834 Aug.
2534 Aug.
23
Aug.
2334 Aug.
50
Aug.
28
7,500 Jefferson Electric Co com
410
Preferred
310
480
4% Sale
8% Sale
334
21X
10 34
7X Sale
36)4
10)4
11
17 X Sale
.....
7,450
4,200
48,000
27,100
:
210
1,650
2,010
17,050
50
700
1,770
5X
6X
94 X Sale
50)4 Sale
18
Sale
13)4
16 X
22 X Sale
26
Sale
2
9
7
5
*3 34
9
54
7
34 X
V.
5
IX
34)4
5
71
72 34
65
1
2,400
500
.
;
7,450
34,250
2,850
23,100
3,780
I,780
76,445
556
5,610
4,700
430
McCord Rad & Mfg "A".
McGraw Electric
com
200
21,050
lV.lfiO
1,440
60
7,800
234,050
12,050
8,410
860
1,940
1,190
270
1,320
210
950
12
7
0% Sale
Sale
4
26
2
1
19
9
1
28
1
534 Aug. 20
934 Aug. 14
Aug. 29
"734 Aug. "l
434 Aug.
834 Aug.
ex
35
11X
18)4
ex
29 X
10X
17
~20X
"634
-----
4% Sale
4
4X
Sale
41)4
Sale
16
94
49
51
50
23
18
—
10
15
Sale
21
25
60
59
3SX
IX
39X
Sale
30
20
9&
Sale
3 Ji
21X
Sale
Aug. 16
19
2634
Aug. 30
Aug. 30
Aug.
1
Aug.
3
2034 Aug. 29
2534 Aug. 29
3634
32
35
34
83
1134
634
334
2634
434
334
734
334
30
4%
434
3834
40
23
24
Sale
8
X
H
1
1
6
13
20
9
16
14
1
16
7
X
X
X
1
3
5
2
23
7
6
Sale
60
59
38
40
38
1
26
30
2434
134
934
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
1
Aug.
Aug.
834 Aug.
25
1034
51
25
20
23
1
28
Aug.
Aug.
2
Aug. 16
Aug. 23
Aug.
1
Aug. 12
134 Aug. 10
~2~""Aug.
1334
734
434
30
434
434
3334
834
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
4034 Aug.
25
25
10
29
24
1
14
1
15
1
2
2
Aug. 10
41
3,390
270
1,950
10,110
3,400
:
33,000 Northwest Bancorp com....
9,570 Northwest Eng Co com.....
1,546 Nor West Util pr Ilea pref.ltS
2,840
7% preferred
IS*
427 Okie Gas A El 7% pref....100
For footnotes see page 59.
1334 Jan.
15
Apr, 29
1434 Feb. 26
934 Aug. 20
12
Jan.
29
Mar. 14
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
July
July
Feb.
Mar
Aug.
9
26
21
31
29
4
5
.
13
Aug. 22
Aug. 22
234 Aug. 17
1934 July 13
5
Aug. 31
934 Aug.
7
20
Apr.
3
1934
1734
2534
934
Feb.
Jan.
Aug.
Aug.
17
26
13
20
834 Jan.
7
Feb.
5
17
534 Jan. 21
234 June 21
634 Jan.
2
1534 Jan. 15
1734 Jan.
3
1634 Aug.
Aug.
934 Aug.
7)4 Jan.
1134 May
2834 May
23 X July
2434 July
54
July
22
Mar. 13
17
1934 Jan.
23
May
May
734 Jan.
1034 June
634 Aug.
29
17
2
17
29
,
4
6
734 Jan.
Aug.
Jan.
Apr.
July
June
July
Mar.
Jan.
Aug.
10
14
26
24
16
7
18
8
28
26
Jan.
1034 July
16
July
10
Aug- 20
Aug.
5
Aug. 26
124 Aug. 31
134 Sale
34
134
34
34
34
Sale
Sale
34
434
2534
25
26
'
"734 Sale
5034
4734
7
"7
734
5234
34 Aug.
34 Aug.
34 Aug.
34 Aug.
34 Aug.
34 Aug.
34 Aug.
34 Aug.
234 Aug.
14
24
26
12
14
16
Aug. 26
234 Aug.
34
234
34
134
134
234
134
134
434
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
25
Aug.
9
26
12
734
26
60
30
Jan. 11
Feb. 21
834 Jan.
1834 Jan.
1
8
Jan.
7234 Aug.
85
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
10
X July
May
22
34 Jan. 24
Mar. 12
34 July
3
6
Feb. 25
Mar. 23
5
1
Jan. 29
534 Jan. 11
334°Mar. 13
334 Mar. 29
1734 Mar. 19
734 Aug. 16
26
Mar. 18
51
50
Aug.
2
Aug. 21
834
8
26
Aug. 16
Aug.
2
27
34
34
1734
34
Aug. 17
Aug. 15
Aug.
Aug.
2
34
134
2134
134
834 Aug. 16
Aug. 26
Aug.
May
Aug.
Aug,
Aug.
Aug.
134 Aug. 10
30
Feb.
5
2
Aug. 10
1334 Aug. 29
834 Apr. 12
434 July 30
30
Aug. 14
5
July 25
634 Apr.
9
34
July 29
834 Aug. 2
4134 July
8
25
25
Aug. 10
Aug. 21
6034 Aug. 17
41
Aug. 14
134 Jan
5
.
Jan. 11
9
1134 Jan .
634 May 7
33
5
June 23
2234 Aug. 22
10 34 July 24
2X Aug.
1
34 Aug , 10
234 Aug. 16
34 Aug. 15
134 Aug. 16
IX Aug. 16
234 Aug. 16
134 Aug. 16
134 Aug. 17
434 Jan. 23
26
1
51
7
20
Jan.
20
Mar. 23
Jan.
3
6
22
Aug. 19
Feb.
7
934 Feb. 23
1534 Jan.
14
July
—
7
May 28
134 Feb.
OX Jan.
4234 Jan.
51
734 Jan.
34
34
34
34
"734 Aug" 21
"7" Aug"."
19
23
29
9634 Aug.
6
51
Aug.
2
25
Aug. 16
20
Aug. 23
23
July 27
28
Aug. 12
40)
8)
1734 Apr.
6
3
27
27
»'8
24
24
55
24
38
14
14
75
734 July 25
4434 Aug. 21
105
Aug. 29
234 Jan. 14
14
Jan. 24
Mar.
334 Jan.
3
29
16
934
1034
1534
834
38
1134
1934
3634
2034
37
1534 Jan.
33
16 34 Jan.
16
734
2634
10
Feb. 20
5
1334 Feb.
6
9
2734
16
11
17
634 Mar. 13
Aug. 19
—-
15" "1734
26
28
Aug. 21
Feb.
6
June 19
Jan;
2
9)4 Jain;
10
27
Aug. 26
X
134
2134
134
Aug. 21
Aug. 22
Aug. 24
Jan.
7
Power—-
_
90
710
30
1934 July 13
3
May
4
434 Jan.
2
1834 Jan. 25
5
2334
250 Nor Amer Gas A Elec cl A..*
II,250 Nor Amer Lt A Power com.
23 Northern Paper Mills com..*
2,550
1,350
12
Jan.
7
Mar. 29
Jan. 16
Apr.
5
34 Apr. 12
34 Apr. 29
34 Mar. 6
34 Mar. 12
134 June
"5
Aug. 23
2234 Aug. 22
10
234 Sale
X
V
1834 Sale
r
x
x
J*
35
....
150
Jan.
1
1
"334
IX
3,390
Class A common.
1,010
7% cumul preferred..., 100
39,100 National Gypsum A n-v com. 5
26,000 National Leather com
.10
Nat Republic Invest Trust1,260
Cumul. conv. pref...
..*
8,066 National Standard com.
*
1,900 National Union Radio com..l
66,070 Noblltt-8parks Ind Inc com
10,300 North American Car com...
980
17,300
5,550
7
19
234 May
834 May
10
16
15
16
16
16
16
17
' 3
Aug. 14
134 Aug. 16
2534 Aug. 29
11
Aug. 12
21
23
■
3,050 Nachman Sprlngfllled com.*
2,246 National Battery Co pref..
Nat Elec
12 115
9
Mar. 30
1334 Jan. 15
Mar. 6
2234 Jan.
34 Apr.
25
Aug.
7
634 Mar. 19
5
Jan.
4
134 Jan. 10
20
July 22
10
Jan.
9
X Apr.
2
Aug. 21
6034 Aug. 17
200 Mohawk Rubber common...*
200
230
434
1734
534 Mar. 13
"434 Sale"
.34
3,530 Monroe Chemical Co com... *
960
Preferred....
50 Mountain States Pr pref. .100
730 Mosser Leather Corp com...*
5,166 Muskegon Mot Spec cl. A...*
310
4
2
21
Aug. 21 10634
2
Jan. 11
234
534 Jan. 11
1234
27
16
21
10
1
Aug.
134 Aug.
10
Aug.
634 Aug.
334 Aug.
28
Aug.
434 Aug.
334 Aug.
3234 Aug.
734 Aug.
3834 Aug.
1
2934
2
1
534 Aug.
37
Aug.
3734 Aug.
834 Aug. 24
55
Aug. 24
38
Aug. 14
75
Aug. 14
734 Aug. 19
Aug. 21
105
Aug. 29
134 Aug. 20
1234 Aug. 23
Sale
,
'2034 Au"g"."26
2134
22
10
IX
2
534 Aug. 10
n§^8
98
59
21X Sale
1
"
1734 Aug.
1734 Aug.
Sale
"734 "734
40""
6,200 Modine Mfg com...
'780
Jan.
8534 Aug. 14
9
May
6
1334 Jan. 11
34 Jan
7
8 107
Mar. 14
7
83
105
30
"1634 Aug." 9 "1134 Aug."IS
^
91
33 X
*
...5
268,450 Middle West Utilities com..*
13,480
$6 conv. pref." "A"
8,860 Midland United Ch'com....*
1,390
Convertible preferred... *
3,700 Midland Util 6% pr lien.. 100
2,770
7% prior lien.
100
510
7% preferred A.....
100
1,340
6% preferred A....
100
2,156 Miller A Hart Inc conv pref.
Minneapolls-Moline Power
100
Implement common...
*
53
9
8X
734
6
45
X Sale
32
IX Sale
McQuay-NorrisMfg com
McWIlllams Dredging Co
*
Manhatt-Dearborn Corp com*
Mapes Cons Mfg capital
*
Marshall Field A Co com..
Material Service Corp com. 10
19,006 Met A Mfrs Sec cl A com„._l
1,870
Prior preferred.....
_*
126 Metropol Ind Co allot ctfs
31,000 Mlckeiberry'a Food Prod com!
1,350
2,030
5
28
...
900
■
12
...
100
1
6X
39)4
103 X
com.. v .ft
360 LawbeckCorp6% cumpfdlOO
...*
360
Cumulative preferred....*
158,040 Llbby. McNeill A Libby. ...10
24,100 Lincoln Printing Co com
*
2,250
7% preferred.......
50
II,946 Lindsay Light com........10
3,176 Lion Oil Ref Co com.
*
10,520 Loudon Packing common...*
4,600
Common new
_*
27,250 Lynch Corp common ......5
10,900
3,000
U'.
34
17
<
:
2,390 Leath A Co common
120
21
3434 Aug.
3434 Aug.
534 i ug.
60
4434 Aug.
33
Sale
32
Aug.
Sale
73X 7234 7634 7234 Aug.
634
634
634 Aug .
Sale
42
4334 3834 Aug.
Sale
110
10334 Aug.
Sale 105
1
1
Sale
Aug.
134
12
1434
14X
1234 Aug.
Sale
Sale
37 X
19
3,190 La Salle Ext Unlv
""Boo
20
Mar. 20
3434 Jan.
18)4 Sale
]r cum pref. M
100
Ken-BadTube A Lpcom A..*
Keystone Steel A Wire com.*
Preferred
...1SIKingsbury Brewing Co cap.l
Kuppenhelmer cl B com....8
.....
42
40
3
42
*
6% preferred
54
51
16
7
............100
14,530 Kentucky Util
2,410
Jan.
2
22
29
16
22
10
"
29,660 Kalamasoo Stove common..*
22,760 Kats Drug Co com.
....I
3,150 Kellosg Switchboard com. IS
800
120
4,600
1,500
«
8,350 Illinois Brick Co..........25
1,810 Illinois Nor Utilities pref. 1 OS
4,700 Indep Pneum Tool v t c....*
2,330 Interstate Power $7 pref.
*
220
36 preferred
......._*
22,470 Iron Fireman Mfg Co v t c...•
120
2,300
1,300
10
—.—
250
360
70
234 Aug. 17
4
.3 H
pref..
860 Hart Schaff A Marx rom_.100
22,400 Heileman Brew Co G cap—. 1
380 Hibb Spencer Bartlett com. 25
2,750 Horders Inc common......
1,669 Hormel A Co (Geo) com A..*
200 Houdaille-Hershey class A.
312,560
Class B
269
Feb.
Aug. 22
Aug. 22
19
17X
1SX
10% Sale
24X
25
17 X
1
434 Aug.
16
Aug.
2%
5
7
.
ex
18)4
4
8)4
9 34
5,355 Hart-Carter Co
'""766
2
Sale Prices
23
Aug. 20
A Connell Dock
9,700 Hall Printing Co com.. ....10
1,560 Harnlschfeger Corp com._10
7,700
Jan.
6
.
2X
1434 Sale
6)4
3
17
.....
3)4
6%
16)4
17
*
3X
19
6
4% Sale
16
Sale
2)4 Sale
2,200
1,230
i7
1734 Apr. 12
47
May
6
Mar. 8
34 Feb.
1
1
July
9
34 Mar. 27
.....
9X
100
<
3X Sale
2
4,690 Godchaux Sugar Inc cl B—•
11,130
Class A.
55,850 Goldblatt Bros Inc com.....*
66,270 Great Lakes DAD com
5,600 Greyhound Corp com......ft
4,600
7,500
I
Highest
10
18)4
103 ;
.....
■/*;
:/
2
A Dredge Co com
...*
1,220 Gardner Denver Co com....*
2,700
10,700
X
3
17 X Sale
17
114
105
5
6,620
1,250
Aug. 20
8534 Aug. 14
3
| "sB
82
90
9,340 Eddy Paper Corp (The)....
73,600 Rl Household Util Corp
ft
20,760 Elgin Nat Watch Co...—15
100 Fair (The) common
29,290
23
X
19)4
Preferred
Sale Prices
9
.100
20
1,170 Deep Rock Oil conv pref
*
5,330 Dexter Co (The) com.
ft
220 De Mets Inc preference—..*
Sale
82
T~ "12"
10
2X
834
"U40
22
21X
Lowest
Sale Prices
3
23,770 Dayton Rubber Mfg com
*
6,015
Cum class A pref........35
Decker (Alf) A Cohn—
7 2,100
Common......—........10
11,850
2,100
21X
Sale
81
Highest
Sale Prices
20
Aug.
9
80
Aug.
2
Ask
Ask Bid
20
30
2
Lowest
Aug. 31
1
Aug.
Bid
Tar
I,740 Coleman L*p k Stove com... *
109,190 Commonwealth Edison_ .100
20 Community Pr & Lt $6 pref.*
160 Congress Hotel Co com...100
3,600 Consumer* Co com........-ft
270
6% prior preferred A...100
100
7% cum preferred
100
52,350 Continental Steel com......*
470
Preferred..............100
162,156 Cord Corporation.f
162,970 Crane Co com......
-2ft
7,904
Preferred. ... —
100
60 Cudahy Packing Go pref..100
49 Curtis Lighting Inc com....*
1,160 Curtis Mfg Co com.........ft
8,120
RANGE SINCE JAN.
July 1 1933
Since
Jan. 1
Shares
PRICES IN AUGUST
Low from
SALES
AGGREGATE
STOCK EXCHANGE
-
....
r
X
20 X
334
X
X
34
134
1934 Sale
Sale
X
Sale
334
1
134
334
434
30
32
X
X
2334 Sale
334
334
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
21
22
24
29
334 Aug. 20
33
Aug. 23
34 Aug. 29
2034 Aug.
3
Aug. 23
434 Aug.
37
Aug.
34 Aug.
2334 Aug.
334 Aug.
5
Aug. 20
1134 Aug. 30
17
Aug. 26
534 Aug.
9234 Aug.
634 Aug.
1334 Aug.
20
Aug.
10
Aug. 10
9434 Aug. 12
12
12
31
19
*
3
"
id"
634 Sale
1334 Sale
20
Sale
534 Sale
9234 Sale
3
10
534
534
1134 Sale
1634
25
634
10
9234
-----
34 Aug. 17
34 Feb. 25
Mar. 18
6
34 Mar. 30
134
2634
34
1334
234
Feb.
Mar.
Apr.
Feb.
Mar.
X Mar.
34 Apr.
10
July
3X Jan.
534 Jan.
.
3
8
25
24
25
30
Mar. 12
134 Jan.
7534 Jan.
11
;
434 June
Aug.
X Aug
2334 Aug.
334 Jan.
34 Mar.
134 May
10
July
634 July
1434 July
22
July
10
Aug.
9434 Aug.
37
.
5
12
12
31
31
30
13
1
30
18
8
10
12
chicago
Sept., 1935]
AGGREGATE
In
SALES
August
STOCKS
Aug.311935
Shares
Aug.
10
930 Ontario Mftf Co
com..
Oshkosh Overall Co—
1,900
5,200
30
100
100
8,500
'""750
1,800
1,400
2,550
700
3,950
1,650
330
300
2,490
680
50
400
400
18
7,800 Parker Pen Co (The) com..10
1,370 Pea body Coal Co B com....*
60
6% preferred...........100
*
14,950 Penn Gas k Elec A com.
1,100 Peoples Gas'Lt & Coke caplOO
6,400 Perfect Circle (The) Co
*
16,200 Pines Wlnterfront com....A
3,550 Potter Co (The) com....... *
10,700 Prima Co common..........1*1
1,250 Process Corporation com...*
47,250 Pub Serv of Nor 111 com.....*
Common................60
10,950
4,680
6% preferred........... 100
2,690
7% preferred.....
100
50
liH
£8
110
480 Sou Colo Power A common.25
44
37
39%
37
2
36
37
Mar. 19
21% Apr. 4
31
Feb. 11
% Jan. 30
1% June 25
8
2
July
7
% Jan.
3
15% Jan.
ijf
1,650 Southern Union Gas com.. *
1,700 Southw GAB Co f% pref. 100
506 Southwestern Lt A Pow pfd. *
92
50
157
4,500
900
280
100
10,450
21,400
12,500
;
1,137
30,650
6,250
1,550
1,430
23,340
202,400
67,250
2,150
100
i
133
137
Storlcllne Fur
conv
pre!....25
21
23
110
,
!50
r
voting
.
610
60
13 %
3,320 Viking Pump Co common...*
23,210 Vortex Cup Co com....
*
Class A.................*
5,950
•
9,000 Wahl Co com..
45,500 Walgreen Co com........ ..*
550
5,250
9,400
110
890
1,720
150
500
10,300
6,500
100
950
46,300
760
3,310
23,321
Preferred.....
....
38
........*
34
75
•
150 Western Pr Lt & Tel cl A_..*
6,560 Wleboldt Stores lnc
26,500
—
16%
3%
*
com
Williams Oll-O-Matlc com...*
Wisconsin Banksbarea—
•
Common
32,450
1,150 Yates-Amer Mach part pref.•
8,250 Yellow Cab Co Inc (Chic)..*
54,450 Zenith Radio Corp com
*
No par value.
New stock.
Sale
7
17%
4%
1
Sale
Sale
7% Sale
2%
3%
1
~~2H
/
3
1%
Sale
Aug.
6
Aug.
1
Aug.
16% Aug.
15% Aug.,
28% Aug,
Aug.
1
12%
38%
Sale
39
¥
29n
136
77n
H
17
4%
15%
m
35
2%
Sale
%
138
78
%
10%
5%
3% Sale
%
i;
10%
11
5% Sale
x
20
12
30
2
9
27
Aug.
1
Aug.
Aug.
18% Aug.
35
Aug.
1% Aug.
29% Aug.
% Aug.
137
Aug.
75
Aug.
% Aug.
16
Aug.
4
Aug.
29
7
29
15
2
28
13
13
*
Adjusted for 100% stock dividend paid Feb. 20
934.
Price adjusted
Dec. 29 1934.
The
«
National
to
100% stock dividend
v
Securities
paid
'■
Exchanges on which
low prices since July 11933 were made (designated
by superior figures in tables), are as follows:
14
Jan.
10
24
9% Apr. 10
21
9
19
7
5
12
28
104* Aug.
Jan. 15 110
59
Mar. 1
11% Jan. 14
1
Aug. 17
78
8%
3%
6%
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
1
Aug,
19% Aug.
16% Aug.
34% Aug.
1
16
27
3
24
1% Jan.
5
16
16
5
10
30
15
1
13
69
3% Mar. 5
% Mar. 20
3% Jan. 14
1
10
Aug. 30
Jan.
8
14% May
2
28% Aug. 27
7% Aug. 31
Mar
May
Mar.
Mar.
Mar,
Mar.
1% Mar.
% May
20
27
12
14
6% Jan.
Aug. 19
1% Aug. 14
4% Aug. 14
5%
1%
40%
%
%
%
14
5
Aug.
8
39% Aug.
20
Aug. 10
iiH
Jan.
Jan.
16
28
2
15
31
Jan.
16
22
Apr. 26
26% June 3
% July 23
3
35
Aug.
2% Aug.
32% Aug.
% Aug.
139
Aug.
80% Aug.
% Aug.
16% Aug.
6% Aug.
3%
%
11%
5%
5
21
19
13
16
8
21
.
13
15
23
31
21
9
19
7
5
12
28
22
15
17
a*
2
Los Angeles Curb
Philadelphia Stock
24
St. Louis Stock
6% July 31
3% Feb. 16
19% Aug. 15
19% Jan.
8
36
Feb. 26
7% Aug. 31
2
May 28
Jan.
52
3
1%
4%
1%
%
June 11
5
Aug. 19
Aug. 14
Aug. 14
Mar. 23
June
5
Aug.
5
May 20
Aug. 10
14
40
20
35% June 13
2% Aug. 22
5
32% Aug.
H
17o%
% May 23
9% May
1
l% Apr,
4
18
Aug. 16
9% July 25
3% Aug. _5
Jan.
Aug. 29
21
„
Jan.
Aug. 28
1
Aug.
Aug. 21
New York btock
New York Curb
Boston Stock
12*
15 143
92
8
%
Aug. 16
Feb. 16
2% Mar. 18
127
30
Cleveland Stock
v
**
9
Aug. 27
Aug. 28
Aug. 19
Aug.
8
^
Jan.
8
95
33
7
3
Jan.
78
2
*
Ex-dividend.
M
Aug. 21
July
8
9
July 10
50% Aug. 31
100
3
2
f Flat.
»
9
29
Jan.
20
Aug.
2%
%
10%
2%
Jan.
Mar. 14
7
8
39
18%
35
143
Sale
14 X
40
3
4
July
12
% Jan.
1 % Feb.
9% Feb.
25% Jan.
n% Aug.
2
% Apr ,
30
95% Aug. 15
2
2
6
Aug. 29
July 23
14 148
27
46
Aug. 31
■7% Aug.
16
2 140
Jan,
Feb.
27% July
2
74
18%
128
133
Mar. 8
Mar. 11
% Jan. 31
54% Jan. 14
1
1
2
Aug.
Aug.
9
4
4%
aI*
42
2
5% Aug.
13% Aug.
2
Aug.
90
2%
17%
37%
39%
2%
8
16% Jan.
40%
3 105
61% Jan.
73% Jan. 22 115
Aug. 13
9
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
12
Aug.
18
Aug.
2% Aug.
1
5
Aug. 16
July
3
June 21
Apr. 27
Aug 17
July 29
Apr.
6
July
9
Aug.
8
Apr. 10
Aug. 12
Aug. 5
Aug.
3
July 16
July 13
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
18
Aug.
2% Aug.
% Apr.
95% Aug.
46
Aug.
45
4
2
17
2
6
16
12
5
3
18
110% Aug. 16
Aug.
Aug.
4
Aug.
3
Aug.
1% Aug.
42
Aug.
40% Aug.
103% Aug.
5
24
110
9 110
Aug.
55% Aug. 29 59
31
Aug. 31 37%
8
8
2
28
2
7% Aug.
28
20
% Jan. 12
6
5% Feb.
38
Aug.' "21
1% Aug. 21
Aug. 27 14
Aug. 19
1 104% Aug.
Aug.
6
14
Aug. 27
S
Aug.
Aug. 2 50% Aug. 31
46
31
2% Sale
%
%
11% Sale
3% Sale
.
The directors of the Borg-Waraer Corp. have
authorized the redemption of7,800 shares of pref.
stock (par $100) which, when accomplished, will
reduce the outstanding shares of pref. to 25,000
shares.
The stock will be redeemed on Aug. 31
next at $107.50 per share plus accrued dividends.
b
Aug. 13
1% Aug. 14
20% Aug.
6 m; 9
17%
1%
1%
30% Sale
%
%
153
A Co cl A. *
mm
8%
2%
19% Sale
Stock purchase warrants..
Ward (Montgom)
Waukesha Motor Co
28
Sale
74
% Sale
2% Sale
Aug. 28
Aug. 26
7
Aug.
7
Aug.
Sale
43 >i\:.
"l""i%
7
% Aug.
n
Sale Prices
14
Jan.
9
11
.
Jan.
11
1
4,000
830
95
Sale
3
17,750 Utah Radio Products com..*
19,850 Utility A Ind Corp com.....*
Convertible preferred. ... *
11,900
50 Utll Pow A Light cl A
1
non-
2%
6% Sale
3%
9,700 Thompson (J R) com......35
25
31
6%
16.
10%
17
16% Sale
33
Sale
Swift Internaclonal. ......16
Common
2
110
Sale
Sale
Sale
Aug. 26
Aug. 13
2
Aug.
2
Aug.
132% Aug. 2 140
Aug. 29
143% Aug. 28 146% Aug.
1
51%
mm
*
Sutherland Paper common. 10
Swift A Co stk
25
100 United Gas Corp common
1
450 U S Gypsum common.
..20
10,000
8,050
5,550
30%
1%
2%
2%
37
35%
37
.35%
103% 100
113
107%
28%
m
74
78
8% Sale
2%
3
*
Stuts Motor Car com
1%
3%
134
143
28
46
St Louis Nat Stockyards cap *
Standard Dredge conv pref *
Common................
1
2% Sale
1%
2
"""350
1
l4%A~u~g".~"i 17% Aug."i7
29 %
18%
107
50%
32
5%
13%
480
350
6
May 10
16
Aug.
Aug.
p
3,530 Sears Roebuck 5c Co com. ...*
1,461 Slftnode Steel Strap Co pf.50
3,270
Common................. *
1,140 Slvyer Steel Castings com..,*
1,340
19
7% Aug.
15^
Sale
2
2,310 Sastaao Electric Co.......*
Preferred...........
28
2
g
1
1
1
1%
',i:1:2^
1%
12
13% Sale
12%
104
Sale
104
105%
12%
14
'14% 11%
Sale
41
Sale
40%
30,310 Ryerson Sc Sons Inc com...*
490
28
2
5% Aug.
25% Aug. 30
19
i
17
,.
160
Preferred. .............100
550 Rollins Hos Mills conv pref.*
10
.....
Highest
19
25
19%
Sale
1
Lowest
Sale Prices
4% May 8
21% Mar 13
133% Sale
146
28
Highest
Sale Prices
5
Aug. 16
Aug.
2
Aug.
6
40%
450
cl
7%
39% Sale
100
103% 101
110
108
450
10
*
12%
2%
550 Reliance Internat A com....*
13,110
>
36%
12,820 Reliance Mfg Co Common. 10
30
40
Lowest
9
6
RANGE SINCE JAN. i
Sale Prices
Ash
7
10,190 Quaker Oats Cocoas....... *
Preferred..............100
3,320
1,150 Rath Packing Co com.... 10
3.700 Raytheon Mftf Co com vtc 50c
2,700
6% preferred v tc........5
4,600
Aug. 31
12%
n5AH
24
Common............4....*
Convertible preferred... *
1
Ask Bid
Bid
Par
59
PRICES IN AUGUST
Low from
July 1 1933
Since
Jan. 1
Shares
chicago
stock exchange
stock exchange
Jan.
15
May 22
June 19
Aug. 16
July 11
Aug. 21
3% Feb. 23
% Aug. 28
July 29
5% Aug. 21
12
Boston Stock
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
.V\->
RANGE OF PRICES ON BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE
•v'.X
Stock Sales
1935
August...
Jan. 1 to Aug. 31
.-Shares.
1934
611,036
2,770,026
304,736
4,596,667
r;:
Bond Sales
Jan. 1 to
1934
1935
August
$77,760
1,151,000
$94,750
526,050
Aug. 31.
*
AGGREGATE
In
SALES
August
Since
Jan. 1
$
BOSTON
STOCK EXCHANGE
PRICES IN AUGUST
Low from
$
::
BONDS
Aug. 311935
50
32
1948
1,500
844
32%
34
35
35
60
55
K C Mem & Blrm 4s......1934
5s
....
1934
STOCKS
Shares.
Par.
7,138 Amer 9c Continental Corp..*
1,050
315
123
16,017
.
1,542
mm
2",092
9,977
5,057
1,040
1,434
1,096
57
239
402
""166
Common
22
95
«■
•»»' mm
mm
mm —
—
mm
mr
■.mmmmrnm* •> m
74% Aiig.22
—
4
13
1%
12% ll«
136% Sale
18%
116
20%
-
—
117
68% Sale
11%
1%
2%
13%
130%
70% Jan.
55% Jan.
49
Jan.
Jan.
63% Aug. 28
49% Jan.
67
50
Aug. 28
"76% Aug.""§
Aug. 20 12
2
Aug. 7
3%
Aug.
8
Aug. 10 15%
Aug.
1 141%
Aug.
Aug. 10
Aug. 27
Aug. 6
Aug. 13
18% Aug. 26 22
Aug. 6
90
Aug. 12
Aug. 14 95
115% Aug.
1 119% Aug. 14
68
Aug.
1
71% Aug. 5
Apr.
% Mar.
2
Aug. 21
6,192 Calumet Ac Hecla
Sale
23
Sc-'t": Sale
7
8
10
11%
8
9%
9%
/
m
14
J*
7
I
Aug.
Aug,
6
Aug. 12
Aug. 29
'26% "Aug." 13
7
8
7
"7%
6%
7%
6%
9%
8
9% Aug. 13
Aug. 23
11% Aug. 13
8
~"7" Aug ""2
8
16
"I6~~
Aug.
8
11
Aug. 13
14"
Aug.
9
Sale"
142
1 %
14% ;
13% Aug "^2
145
145
4% Sale
14
Aug.
1
Aug. 27
Aug. 16 148
"2"" Aug." 15
2
3% Sale
29
12%
140
146
3% Aug.
1
Aug." 19
2
Feb. 25
9
7
12% Mar. 19
3% Apr.
2
3
Apr. 15
5
5% Apr.
Feb.
18
4% June
3
4% Apr. 23
2
5% Aug. 22
6
Mar.
8% July
9% Jan.
26
6% cum pref ..........100
Stamped Stock
100
125
3,011
1,605
1,493
1,372
2,831
5,126
1,450
3% Sale
1%
3%
4%% Cum Prior pref...100
8,400
6% Cum preferred.....100
19,119
9,765 Eairt Mass St Ry Co
100
First preferred.
5,496
100
Preferred B........
2,735
100
Adjustment.
12,345
...lot
Eastern SS Lines. Inc
5,603
...»
7% cum 1st preferred...100
300
492
8,612
2,298
85
350
73
2d
preferred
1,959
7,816
720
15
-
m
48% Sale
9%
80c
Sale
3
Sale
60c
S>H
100
106
38
»
45
ite
15H
151% Sale
15% Sale
4,986 General Capital Corp
~
55 Georgian Inc (The) A pref. 20
German Credit & Inv
4% Aug.
2
Aug.
4% Aug.
64% Aug.
53% Aug.
80c
Aug.
12
Aug.
5
Aug.
2% Aug.
Aug.
3
Aug.
Aug.
5
7% Aug.
Aug.
103
101% Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug. 20 45
Aug.
Aug. 23 17
Aug. 2 154% Aug.
15% Aug.
2 22
Aug.
C-'Kipr Sale
5K
5
1,188 Economy Grocery Stores...*
25,021 Edison Elec Illumination.100
20,868 Employers' Group Assoc T C*
r
7
2
3% Aug.
2
Aug. 29
Aug.
1
Aug.
Sale
63
.......
17
Aug.
m Aug.
\V*
Sale
a
31 % Aug. 28
33
% Aug. 14
33% Aug. 12
% Aug. 14
12
Aug.
6
July
5
Jan. 25
Jan. 26
Aug. 13
Jan.
4
2
Mar.
8% July
July
11
15
Feb. 25
Aug.
Jan.
1
3
8% Jan.
7
Jan.
21
4
5% Aug. 22
July
120
11
186% June 6
2% May 14
Mar.
17
Feb.
Mar.
2
23
July 18
Feb. 18
Aug. 13
8
12
8
11
14
5 153
Feb.
1
28
30
7
13
13
28
Jan.
Mar.
3
5
Feb.
Aug.
May
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
2%
6%
1%
26%
9%
9
2% Mar. 15
4
29
15
71% Aug.
14
2% May
14% Apr.
20
8
5
5% Feb. 23
9
1% July
106
159
200 Cont'l Securities Corp.... 5
35 Cont'l Secur Corp 5 % pref 100
18,872 Copper Range Co
25
18,651 East Boston Co............it
10,439 Eastern Gas Ac Fuel Assn com
8
June
19
Chic Jet Ry At U 8 Y—
1,021
June
55
25
Jan.
May 10 96
July
Mar. 29 120% Jan.
58% Apr. 16
7
8
2
8
65
June 13
July
May
7
63% Aug. 28
68% July 15
75
July 12
76% Aug.
9
14% Mar. 19
82
88
6% Aug. 30
23
24% Sale
2
11
5%
12% Jan.
4 19%
98% Mar.21 141%
2
Apr.
3
4%
......100
1st preferred class A
100
Class B 1st pref stamped 100
Class B 1st preferred...100
29
11
June
7 104% June 21
Mar. 23
31 109
Jan.
8
June 10
June
8
63
7
8
Mar. 29
2
5
6
Prior pref .............100
Class A 1st pref stamped 10*
Highest
Sale Prices
45% Apr.
63% Jan.
11%
1%
92
Sale
68
525 Boston Ac Providence.....100
1,686 Brown 9c Co 6% Cum pref. 100
1,566 Brown 9c Durrel Co common
1,981
Sale
16
91
Class C 1st pref
stamped 100
1st pref class C.........100
Class D 1st pref stamped 100
1st pref class D
69
100
3,361 Boston Personal Prop Tr__100
'""250
—
55
21%
798
30
Aug.
9
63% Aug. 10
69
100
Preferred
mm
60
115% Sale
457
'"470
75%
75%
73
61
63% Sale
67
68
14
1,406
""105
Sale
63
66
73
327 Boston Ac Maine pref stpd.100
23
12
•»
Lowest
Sale Prices
Mar. 28
50
45
Apr.
6
101
108
131% Sale
:■
"""13
Highest
Sale Prices
m.
3
389 Blgelow-Sanford Carpet...
361
Preferred...
ISO
6,874 Boston 9c Albany
1M
12,484 Boston Elevated
Its
66
Ask
■
11% Sale
1K
1H
11,849 Amer Pneumatic Servlce...25
3,842
6% non-cum preferred
50
First pre/erred
1,470
M
134,061 Amer Telep 9c Teleg
ltl
5,633 Amoskeag Mfg Co.......
*
37
767
Lowest
Sale Prices
Aug. 31
Ask Bid
30
88
90
-191,000 East Moss StRR serA 4%s 1948
Series B 5s
132,050
1949
Series C 6s Jan 1
25,300
1948
Series D 6s.....
26,350
1948
2,000
Shares.
1
Aug.
Bid
10,000 Brown Co 5%s
1946
3,000
5%s
—1950
,21,000 Chic Jet Ry * U S Yds 4S.1940
4,000
SS...........^.... . — . —. 1948
ll",600
SINCE JAN. 1
to
■
97,900 Amoskeag Mfg Co is
44,000
39,150
RANGE
July 1 1933
5
4% Aug. 21
2% Jan. 22
4% Jan.
7
54% Mar.
68% July
8
37% Apr.
% May
53% Aug.
8
5
6
Aug. 22
Aug. 22
12
5
1% Apr.
76c July
2% Aug. 24
7% Aug. 13
4% Apr.
95
34
Feb.
1
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Aug.
8
Aug.
9
20% Jan.
3
154% July
5
22
Aug. 16
103
45
14% Apr.
97% Feb.
11% Feb.
24% Mar. 29
% Aug. 14
33% Aug. 12
1% Apr. 17
Corp—
10
769
25% 1st pfd allot ctfs....*
7878
1,897 Gilchrist Co............
24,893 Gillette Safety Rasor Co....'12 Grief Bros Cooperage A com. *
60 Hathaway Bakeries cl A.....
-
,
"""152
650
3%
4%
MH
17%
4
17
Aug. 26
3% Aug. 28
16% Aug. 1
28
Aug. 27
Aug.
12% Mar. 15
28
Aug. 27
Aug.
% Aug.
48c
Aug.
17% May
6
% July 29
25c
Mar. 4
17
Aug. 26
4% Jan.
2
19% Aug.
7
28
Aug. 27
2% May
4
30
Aug. 27
% July 29
48c Aug. 27
26% Jan.
Sale
16% Sale
37
17.
Sale
23
20c
K
%
35c
25
28
*
^
40c
8
3
2
23
29
Aug.
4% Aug.
19% Aug.
1% Hill
*770 Hatha way's Bakeries pref...*
Class B
*
400
4,186 Helvetia Oil Co tr ctfsIIIIII
300
15
12%
;
,4401
%
Aug.
I
% Aug. 23
% Aug.
7
30
Apr. 10
Apr. 10
Jan.
12
Hygrade-Sylvanla Lamp—""
4,443
1,288
2,114
I
'""loo
6
200
103
80
1,718
545
2.722
.
cert
Preferred................
150 Int'l Button Hole Mach Co. 10
3,425 Int Hydro-Elec Sya cl A...25
172 Island Creek Coal.. ......1
6% cumul preferred......1
37
2,892 Isle Royal Copper
......25
■
77
Com stk Tr
417 Llbby McNeil Ubby
10
863 Loew's Theatres......
25
2,066 Maine Central.....
100
525
Preferred..............100
13,289 Mass Utll Associates v t c...
5,792 Mergenthaler Linotype.....
1,334 Nat Serv Co com shs tr ctfs..
16,122 New England Tel Ac Tel...100
For footnotes
see
95
■9
»
85
30c
«2%
4
f
16%
2% Sale
16%
.....
2% Aug. 2
Aug. 12
25
114"" "II%
6%
6%
114
60c
6%
%
7%
6
29>l
70*
108%
65c
7
Aug. 19
Aug, 6
Aug.
7
20
Aug. 12
1% Aug.
5
26
Aug. 26
5
"IH
31
Sale
26
111
2IH
28
Sale
106
% Aug. 21
Aug. 29
6
ih 18*
20 %
4% Aug.
Aug.
26
Aug.
page 61.
I
7
6%
5%
21%
2%
30
5 112
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug. 19
Jan.
3
12 108
15% Apr. 17
1% Mar. 18
26% June 12
110
50c
6
17
5
May 13
June 12
4% Aug. 17
34
Feb. 20
Feb.
5 115
Mar. 18 80c
July
Jan.•
June 26
Apr. 12
Aug. 15
Mar. 5
Aug. 28
Aug. 13
5% Jan.
4% Jan.
11% Jan.
1
25
Mar.
,
Feb.
9
8
15
5
8%
6%
6%
21%
2%
5
7
May 17 32% Jan. 14
% Feb. 26
% Mar. 18
Aug. 19
88% Mar. 20 112
BOSTON
Sept., 1S35]
AGGREGATE
I
In
SALES
August
Shares
Shares
f.
STOCKS
4,769
"""90
775
470
i
•'
191
3,210
735
Aug. 311935
.-v.--1 ;j;,
Par
825
Aug.
com
Preferred
13,458 N Y N H & Hartford
21,611 North Butt*..
1,355 Northern RR (N H)
2.50
.100
.100
4,678 Cld Colony
4,376 C*ld Dominion Co....... .-25
3,765 Pacific Mill*............ .100
26,317 Pennsylvania RR....... —50
9,666 PondCr Pocahontas Co.
328 Prov 5c Worcester Ry
Sale
4% Sale
9", 318
175
18
135
4,585
6
2d
preferred-
— ..——
Swift Ac Co..........
1,076
7,231
10,500 Torrlngton Co
6624 Sale
%
60c
14% Sale
27 24 Sale
26
Sale
536
2,518
472
4,924
513
2,252
10,682
40c
20
%
Sale
2
4,288
2,619
preferred...—--.-100
*
preferred ........
*
280 Warren (S D) 8c Co com
•
v&ife: 235
13,701
■
"ilo
.
Waldorf ftyatem Inc..
•
268 Waltham Watch class B com •
Preferred..............1M
931
707
50
«
45c
14
1424
5*
Sale
20
55c
Sale
14%
15
2
1H
"8%
Sale
'n%
60
1
13
4% Aug.
Conv
Aug.
8
Aug.
3
% Aug.
7
14% Aug. 29
26
Aug.
8
18
Aug. 22
112" Aug"." 12
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
29% Aug.
20
Aug.
68
55c
16
19
17
13
17
1
Sale
6
6
7
15
8% Aug.
1
10
6% Aug. 26
% Aug. 12
65
Aug. 16
84%
"85"
82% Aug. 23
73
2
June
Sale Prices
6
5
6
81
824
2% Feb. 26
20c
Apr. 16 30c
103
Feb.
6 112
56% Apr. 23 72
55c
25c
Feb.
7
12
Apr.
4 21
1724 Mar. 13 29%
19
27
July 30
84
May
3 105
Jan.
% Aug.
% Aug,
14% Aug.
1% Aug.
5c
-----
22
13% Mar. 14
Aug.
Aug.
2
Aug. 15
10c
8
Feb.
13
Apr. 27
Feb.
19
1224 Mar. 16
2% Mar. 14
Aug. 12
Aug. 16
18
July 24
May
9
1024 Aug.
% Aug.
65
Aug.
65*
Aug.
ltH
69
89
1
Jan.
2
Sale
% Sale
2%
324
82 % Sale
38
3924
% Sale
1% Sale
18
%
4
81
18
Sale
4%
%
2%
80%
38%
%
1%
Sale
38%
24
154
%
% vl
2
12324
6%
Sale
19
39
1
1%
3
7%
*
1 New York Curb
Aug.
1
Aug.
2
Aug. 27
Aug. 27
Aug.
2
Aug. 12
Aug. 13
Aug.
1J4 Aug.
4% Aug.
84
Aug.
40%. Aug.
1% Aug.
124 Aug.
20
2
Aug.
Aug. 30
Aug.
Aug.
8 126
824 Aug.
6% Aug.
7
2
125
120
7%
8%
70
124 July
"Id" "ii%
25%—
-
3%
3%
11%
25%
"I"
-
3% Aug. 23
II
—-
* New York Produce
Exchange.
Aug.
3
5% Aug.
11%
Aug.
7
16
Aug. 12
June 20
June
Jan.
17
8
Aug. 17
Jan.
8
Jan. 29
Feb.
9
16
18
25
31
24
13
12
65
Aug. 16
18
July 24
1924 Jan.
4
93
July 18
1624 July
224 June
19c
Apr.
10
May
1524 May
1024 Aug.
24 Aug.
May
2
Aug. 14
124 Aug. 20
424 Aug. 17
85
July 18
4024 July
3
124 Jan.
7
224 Jan. 25
20c
20
1
May 11
3
15
May 17
5 126
Aug. 16
Apr.
824 Aug. 29
4J4 Mar. 14
1
Mar. 27
Feb.
June 14
6
Feb.
5
1224 Apr.
May 11
224 Mar. 15
1324 May 10
3
424 Jan.
8
25% July
20
" Feb.
70
Feb.
2
Sale
2
1
May til
Aug.
6
Aug. 13
Feb.
1
120
35
4%
Jan.
3524 Jan.
11-16 June 27
50c
— -
3
-----
May
2
12% Jan. 18
% Mar. 7
1% June 21
15c
5c
Sec^iU^f^rcban?^11 on 'which lo^pricessince July 11933 were made (designated
New York Stock
1
108
65
Aug.
6
8% Aug. 13
19
Prior
Warren Bros
20 Wilson Jones
The°
Sale
8
89
650 Venezuela Holding Corp—..*
558 Venezuela Mexican OH CrplO
363 Vermont Ac Massachusetts 1M
■'i.
v
Sale
"8% Sale" "9% "9%
25
Preferred.
—.........25
4,955
12,678 Utah Apex Mining
5
-.1
111,348 Utah Metal 8c Tunnel.
15
14%
XI %
*
300 Union Copper Ld & Min Co 25
3,159 Union Twist Drill..........5
11,538 United Founders Corp com.l
1
1,478 United Gas Corp
53,587 United Shoe Mach Corp...52
.
65
81"
V
:
V
Sale
107" "I~ 108" H2"
175 Suburban Elec Secur com..*
1st preferred
18
100
669
6%
Aug."27
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
4% June
77%
lioo
25
6,053 Qulncy Mining Co
2,231 Reece Button Hole Mach—10
10
3,533 Reeca Folding Mach Co
1,907 Shannon Copper Co.......10
20,419 Shawmut Ann T C__
313 Spencer Trask F'd cap stock *
21,142 Stone Ac Webster fnc cap stk.
■1*121
75
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Ask
10
78
6
6
80
.100
Lowest
Aug.31
1
Ask Bid
Bid
.100
.100
90 New River Co
~~~125
1
July 1 1933
to
Since
Jan. 1
'
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN AUGUST
Low from
BOSTON
STOCK EXCHANGE
61
STOCK EXCHANGE
624 Jan.
20
19
20
7
1324 May 10
Aug.
8
July • 8
m
by superior figures in tables), are as follow
Baltimore Stock
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
',r.
'
7
777: 7.'
7;\V
v;
I ;77
.
,
■
r,r7-
;7--^
'
V:7,v-'^
7
RANGE OF PRICES ON BALTIMORE STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales
1935
?
August
Shaies.
Jan. 1 to Aug. 31-
AGGREGATE
— -
SALES
BALTIMORE
_
1934
50,650
390,511
Aug. 311935
1934
$35,300
Jan. 1 to
Aug.
3^—
$72,300
1,162,203
-—.1,647,900
PRICES IN AUGUST
RANGE SINCE JAN.
1
July 1 1933
BONDS
1935
r
Since
August
t
August
Low from
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
Bond Sales
17,497
342,296
Jan. 1
BALTIMORE CITY BONDS—
4a
Aug.
Bid
1
Aug. 31
Ask Bid
Ask
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Lowest
1,400
2,300 4s
1,000 4a O B coupon
......1962
9,200 4a Sewerage Impt
1961
116)4 May 20 116)4 May 20
Jan.
4 113)4 June 12
Feb. 20 108H Feb. 12
100 4a Dock Loan
.......1961
100 4a School Houae........ 1961
100 4a Burnt District
1960
3,000 4a Water Loan
100 3Ms Funding
100
1958
1936
100 4s Harbor Ser...
200 4s Harbor Ser......
"905
100
1957
400 4s 2d Water Serial
4s 2d Water
107
2,900
1,000
17,000
22,000
4s 2d
Co.
Nth
Aug. 30
16)4 Aug. 30
18)4 Aug. 29
17X Aug. 29
Realty Co 6s....1940
(flat)
1948
Ry 1st cons 5s ctf '45
44
Sale
44
44
42
Ga Caro & Nor 6s
ctfs...1934
Ga Marble Co 1st 6s
(flat) 1950
Aug.
Aug.
1
6
42
Aug.
Aug.
45
Ga & Ala
Aug. 20
45
Aug. 20
1936
1942
12,005
Shares
85,000
75,000
185,000
273,000
80,000
141,000
First 4a
200
108
1949
1941
trctfs
1941
STOCKS.
24
195
1st Preferred
v
10c
2034 Sale
4
10c
20
Sale
21
6
v
28
)4 Aug. 30
3
Aug. 30
*
310
342
744
1,200
943
650
"254
549
245
16
Sale
"15" Sale"
25
33
Sale
3334 Sale
100
115
Sale
*
.
100
For footnotes
preferred
Class B
200 Guilford Realty Co
Preferred
100
see
1
Aug. '31
Aug. 30
3
3
Mar. 13
15
Feb.
19
Apr.
1
18H Jan.
30
Mar. 5
Aug.
16)4 Aug.
Feb. 16
17)4 Feb. 18
18)4 Aug. 29
1734 Aug. 29
85
Feb.
21
34
Jan.
30
llH
May
Jan.
May
39)4 May 3
111)4 Feb. 15
Mar.
44
Aug.
1
49)4 June 28
1034 May 28
15)4 May 28
45
Aug. 20
42
Aug.
1034 May
15)4 May
35
June
95
Apr.
4
Mar.
17 X Feb.
95
Apr. 26
Mar. 26
4
25
Jan.
12
Mar.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
43
50
99
31
20
7)4 Mar. 12
Feb.
28
48
July
8
106)4 June 21
52)4 Mar. 15
9934 Aug. 13
May
Aug.
Mar.
80
25
3
1
28
23
12
24
28
19
9
1H Jan.
10c Feb.
18*
20
8
Mar. 15
154 Feb.
134 Jan.
8
26
20
Feb.
2
20
Feb.
4
1 )4 Jan.
26
1)4 Feb.
5
20
Feb.
1
19
Jan.
30
534 July
3
16
6
July
10c Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
3*
Jan.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug. 31
•••Si*'- Aug. 30
4
40
83)4 Sale
113)4 Sale
113
Sale
113 X
Sale
80)4 Sale
il6"" "Sale"
12)4 Sale
6)4
13
82
84
Sale
38)4
734
1434
Sale
80
Aug. 24 90
113
Aug.
1 113)4
113
Aug. 6 113)4
11334 Aug.
7 116
34 Aug.
9
34
634 Aug.
1234 Aug.
81
35
8
7
1
Aug. 15
Aug.
5
Aug. 13
Aug.
Feb.
Apr.
47)4 July
115
July
29)4 Jan.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
7)4 Aug.
Aug.
14
85
40
3
]Q0
27
Aug.
Aug.
1
6
53
111)
9
3
Aug.
3
27
Aug.
27
V
■
Mar. 26
Aug. 15
33
Jan,
117
V;:.'
'
■
'
.
•
•
"
2
1
Aug. 10
11534 June 10
11334 July 15
116
Aug. 17
Jan.
90
May
1
Mar.
6
Jan.
July
'
.
20
Feb.
Feb.
85
Jan.
40
Jan.
9
July
Aug.
Aug.
July
Aug.
Aug.
June
1*
Aug.
Aug.
27
■
-
.
■
4
24
11 u July
6
9
July 29
14
Aug. 14
'
...w
-
26
May
32)4 May
pake 63.
■
..
51
i!"
U
4
120
5)4 Feb.
July
July
15
Mar.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
3
Jan.
11934 Aug. 12
109
Feb.
104 H Jan.
June
3*
June
Jan.
July
8
Apr.
1
17X Aug. 14
34
' Aug.
9
7)4 Jan.
110
Jan.
29 h Jan.
*
•
7
18
22
31
8
M Apr.
14)4 Aug. 28
1734 Aug.
33
34
Aug.
1
Aug.
115
Aug.
1 117)4 Aug.
49
Aug.
2 51
Aug.
11934 Aug. 12 119)4 Aug.
....*
com
2
10c Aug. 15
2
2134 Aug.
28)4 Aug. 13
100
1,527
7% preferred
25
9,990 Consol Gas E L ft Power
*
2,327
6% preferred ser D
100
923
5K% pref ser E...
100
3,539
5% preferred
100
2,126 Davison Chemical Co.......*
2,254 E Porto Rican Sugar com.._l
1,773
Preferred..
..........1
1,443 Eastern Sugar Assoc com .1
725
Preferred.
1
1,680 Emerson Bromo Salts A...2.50
5,368 Fidelity & Deposit... ....20
3,865 Fidelity ft Guar Fire Corp. 10
2,116 Finance Co of Am class A...*
71
"255
5)4 Aug.
,..100
common...
A Pot Tel of Bait
pf.
33 Commercial Credit com
8
534% preferred
1st
10c Aug. 15
19)4 Aug. 28
Aug. 2
27
t c...*
1,175 Chea
460
1 100
Apr.
20
20
Jan.
25
1,062 Commercial Credit pref B. .25
1,290
Aug. 30
...10
t c__
Preferred
39,218 Black & Decker
Preferred
7,390
78
Apr.
Feb.
Par.
5)4 Sale
1,173 Baltimore Tube common.. 100
7,878
a,051
9934 Aug. 13
1949
45 Autollne OH pref
21 Bait Transit Co com
24
Aug. 28
1949
2,£00 Appalachian Corp.
•
28,979 Arundel Corporation
♦
2,796 Atlantic Coast L (Conn)...50
21
Aug. 26
34 Feb.
H Apr.
10)4 May
10)4 Mar.
)4 Apr.
34 Apr.
11)4 June
10)4 Mar.
2)4 Jan.
.........
5,002
Feb.
20 107
29 110
80
99
...1949
(flat)
(Md.) 5%
Shares
20 107
37
....1949
1st 4s ctfs (flat)
12
Jan.
106)4 June
1949
Wash B 8c A 5s flat
June
June
4
Mar. 12
Feb.
si*
Funding 5s (ctfs)......1936
Income 4a (flat)
Income 4s ctfs
May
6
Apr. 13
Feb.
5)4 Jan.
(flat)
First 6a (flat)
1st 6s ctfs (flat)
5
101
1
6
Inter-Ocean Oil Co lst~7s '35
*
107
5
7
June 12
June
4
Mar. 12
Jan.
Feb.
14,000 Read Drug & Chem 534s_1945
1,000 Richmond Dairy 1st 6s..1944
United Ry
ft El funded 5a
37,000
47,500
79,000
195,000
May 17 109
103
110
108'
109
M
1939
Lake Roland 1st 5s..
June 24
80)4 May
16
192,000 Maryland El Ry 6Ha (flat) 1957
6Hs
i962
1,000
6s...._...............1933
43,000
6% (certificates)ZZHZZl933
87,000
1944
1,000 Norfolk St Ry 5s
17.00G North Avenue Market 6a 1940
14,000
107
109
1942
Consol Gaa 1st 5s
Gibson Island 6s_.
July 17
Aug. 16
May 17
June 24 120
5 106
20 112
Aug. 16 107
19
Consol Coal ref
4H a'ctfa>1934
1st 5s ctfs
1950
6s ctfs
Jan.
Feb.
13
Aug.26
1942
Century Parkway Corp 6sl956
Davison
Jan.
11
2,000 Bait Transit Co 4s flat..1975
A 5s flat
600
1975
5,000
3,000
2,000
1,000
2,000
6,000
4,000
1,000
4,000
1,000
1,000
4,000
27
27
20
16
100
7 110
Balto
certificates
9
2
13
107
Aug.
1953
Trac
Aug.1
107
108
5% ctfs
Pivlat 5a
1st 5a
15
7
103)4 Mar. 25 103)4 Mar. 25
B»ltSpar Pt Ac Chea—
4)4% (certlfs)
.....1953
B*lt°
2 100
110H Apr. 13 110)4 Apr.
109 X Mar. 27 109)4 Mar.
109 X Mar. 27 109)4 Mar.
106
Jan. 16 114
July
Feb. 20 112)4 Aug.
107
109
3 Ha New
sewerage impt.. 1980
Atl Coast Line Conn
1,000
9,000
Aug.
15 106
Jan.
7 106
Jan.
20 111)4 July
105
110
108
1948
434 s__
Feb.
106)4 Mar,
water ser .........1957
water serial
1954
100
2,000
Aug. 16
Water serial.......1942
100 4a 2d
1,000
1,000
Aug.. 16 107
1949
serial..
4s 2d
300
600
2
Jan.
Jan.
120
106
School serial
1945
School serial
1948
4s 2d School
600
Loan.......1947
500 4a 2nd School (cpn) ..1.1944
700 4s 2d Water Serial..
1951
2,000
Aug.
104 X
108
106
106
108
100
107
600
1,600
2 100
111X Aug. 14 112)4 Aug. 16
100 4s 2d
4a 2d
2,500
Aug.
1956
200 4s Jones Falls.....
..1951
3,500 4a Annex Improvement.. 1954
3,800 4a Annex Improvement.. 1951
48 Art Museum
(cpn)_.
1953
11,000
300 4s Public Park Impt
1955
4a Paving Loan
1951
2,800
'155
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
106
Jan
5 110)4 May 13
108
Mar. 14 111)4 June 29
Conduit.............1962
Conduit..............1958
•
-
8
12
14
30
17
1
6
AGGREGATE
baltimore
stock exchange
SALES
August
Jan. 1
""480
Aug.81 1935
1
Aug.
100
398
7
197
2,633
5,147
1,068
Kerch Ac Miners Transp
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Aug. 15
VOXAug.""6
Aug. 15
25
%
2
Sale
2
218
'24% Sale'
*
23i
22
Sale
22
7% pref .25
% Sale
.......100
40 J
Sale
9]
Sale
281 Northern Central Ry......50
307
3,668 Penna Water & Power......*
180
% Aug. 15
8% Aug.
5
1
Aug. 15
2% Aug.
5
2
Aug.
1
220
Aug. 30
24 X Aug.
1
22% Aug. 15
% Aug.
7% Aug.
lAi Aug.
2% Aug.
IX Aug.
218
Aug.
23
Aug.
21
Aug.
304
2,580
93,121
*
27
25
Mar. 16
16
% Aug.
3
5% May 15
% June 13
1
Jan.
15
1% Mar. 19
210
Jan.
21
25
7
Mar.
15% Jan.
8
•;*». :w» «S
-
Aug. 27
1% July
40
July
18
22
Mar. 18
6
88% Mar. 11
53
Jan.
3
11
July
9
5
Apr. 23
June 28
8
Standard Gas Equip pref 100
% Jan.
United Rys 8c Elec Co
5c Mar. 20
10% Sale
540 Western National Bank...20
25
41X Aug.
6
10% Aug. 12
98% Aug.
6
76
Aug.
9
8
com.50
U S Fidelity 8c Guar
2
764 Western Md Dairy Corp pref*
11",037
Sale
Aug.
1
Aug. 30
Aug.
6
Aug. 27
10
Preferred
:
75
109
Sale
75
40%
9>8
98%
73%
Icom A...10
Seaboard Comm
25
9% Sale
5
Preferred
108
Feb.
Mar. 16
5c Mar. 21
36,876 New Amsterdam Casualty. 5
Preferred
14
5
5
16
35
1,367
9% Jan. 11
10% May 23
Aug. 15
9% Jan.
25
....
Monon W Penn PS
Highest
"WAug"l
120
8,965
:
1
Sale Prices
322 Mort£a*e Bond 8c Title com.*
133 Mt Vern-Vvoodi Mills Com 100
1
SINCE JAN.
Lowest
Ask
"§% Sale
1st preferred
.25
Second preferred........ 25
1,158
.......1
23,313 Maryland Gas Co
Junior cony pref ser B....1
50,911
61 Mercantile Trust Co.......50
2,576
32
RANGE
Sale Prices
Aug. 31
Ask Bid
Bid
70
8% cum preferred.......25
783 Mfra Finance common f
.
101
:
STOCKS
Shares
105 Home Credit Co pref....__8Q
30,954 Houston OU preferred....100
r
103 Humphrey Mfg Co com.....*
65
PRICES IN AUGUST
Low from
July 1 1933
Since
""6,522
63
EXCHANGE
to
In
Shares
STOCK
BALTIMORE
Sept., 1935]
30
11%
11%
10% Aug.
30
32
31X Aug. 14
3
11% Aug. 12
21
5% Jan.
21
Mar. 16
1% Apr,
1
44% Apr. 22
10% Aug. 12
98% Aug.
6
76
Aug.
9
11
July
9
6
Jan. 14
June 28
1% Feb. 23
6c Feb. 20
11% June 18
8
June 24
80
32%
Aug. 20
32
6
Jan.
9
1% Jan.
8
2% June 20
2% June 19
220
Aug. 30
28
May 24
22% Aug. 15
5c
Mar. 21
4
Jan. 15
9
Feb. 21
93
28
May 24
32% July
25
No par value.
The
»
National Securities
New York Stock.
Exchanges on which low prices since July
* New York Curb.
1 1933 were made (designated by superior figures in tables), are as follows:
RANGE OF PRICES ON PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales
J'
August
,
Shares-
^
Jan. 1 to Aug. 31
AGGREGATE
PHILADELPHIA
SALES
Since
August
Jan. 1
BONDS
Aug.Zl 1935
$
•
200
• 400
2%s
..1952
8,000 Lehigh Nav series A 4%s.l954
6,000 Lehigh Valley 4s
2003
5s
2003
5,000
3,000
Annuity 6s
2,000
Registered 4s
...1948
1,000 Penn Pr&Lt4%s
1981
2,000 Pennsylvania RR 6%s
1936
39,000 Peoples Pass tr ctfs 4s..„ 1943
1,000 Phila & Rd Coal & Iron 6s '49
2,200 Phlla Elec (Pa; 1st s f 4s.1966
76,900
13,300
1st 5s.
1,000
T,66o
35,000 U S Treasury 3s
3%s
1,000
1,416
506
209
"4",851
STOCKS
:
•
361
50
Preferred...
•
50
Pennsylvania RR
Penna
Salt
Manufactur'g.50
Elec Pow pref
117
ctf of deposit
703 Scott Paper
...25
27
1,887
22,040
28,331
17,487
.
.
.
Series B 6% pref
.....100
Tacony-Palmyra Bridge
*
Tonopah-Betmont Devel
1
Tonopab Mining...........1
Traction...........SO
Union
•
No par
Aug."7
2
105% May
102% Aug.
...
1,692 Westmoreland, lnc
2,472 Westmoreland Coal
value,
x
Jan.
29 115
Jan.
21
Jan.
20
Jan.
May
8
May 18
2
20
48%
100
104%
103
in %
Sale
110%
Sale
U2%
ll3%
Aug. 22
Aug. 22 103
111% Aug.
8 112% Aug. 10
110%
«
100
'
89%
*100
109% Aug. 27 110% Aug.
1
112% Aug.
112%
7
7 112% Aug.
99% Apr. 24
9 105% May
2 102 % Aug.
Mar. 13
25% Jan.
110%
110%
108%
105%
Mar.
11
22
11
18
12
11
1 103.25June 24
104j32 Aug. 22 104*32 Aug. 22
Sale
47%
Sale
96
Sale
24
37
36
14%
12
15
Sale
24%
68%
119
5% Sale
49
6
5%
Aug. 17
8
Aug.
33
11
Feb.
Aug. 12
Aug. 22
Aug. 29
114 j
Apr.
6%
"7%
8
Sale
9%
Sale
2
Sale
1
%
1 ~
1%
2% Sale
26% Sale
Sale
27
Sale
95
101%
34%
21%
1%
23
2
100
46% Aug. 28 47% Aug. "I
94% Aug.
6 100% Aug. 24
24% Aug.
9 25% Aug. 28
6% Aug.
8
Aug.
% Aug.
% Aug.
Aug.
26
Aug.
101
Aug.
2
3
1
8% Aug. 17
10% Aug. 17
%
1
1%
2
2%
1
29%
2
2 104
n§""
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
113 % Aug.
111% Aug.
33% Aug.
33%
34
23
Aug.
22%
23%
1% Aug.
2% Sale
3% Aug.
4% Sale
2% Aug.
2%
2%
12% Aug.
12%
13
3%
Sale
2%
13%
Sale
67%
"68% "67% "70"
14
23
"9
10
17
19
5
Mar.
Jan.
40% May
81% Feb.
67
Aug.
......*
..*
June 26
19
7
May 9
Aug. 28
July 19
Aug. 17
Jan.
7
May 23
104
June
15
July 16
8
113% July
5
34% Aug.
May
9
25%
7
7
8
5
Jan.
Mar.
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
June
Mar.
26
2
1% Feb.
8
1% Jan.
2% Aug. 17
29% Aug. 19
r<4
Aug.
v.
Mar.
6%
4%
22%
17%
Jan.
69
■
Jan.
5
8
Jan.
2
Jan.
3
Jan.
7
Jan.
30
Aug. 15
113% Jan.
26
%
%
% Sale
3%
4
,%
4
T 27%
Sale
Aug.
%6 Aug.
% Aug..
3% Aug.
22
Aug.
% Aug.
% Aug.
4% Aug.
121% Apr.
109
22% Sale
% Sale
M,
112
June 15
26
Aug. 13
r
106%
e.
Sale
X
%
60
9%
5%
«14% Aug. 29 18% Aug.
104% Aug. 31 106% Aug.
104% Sale
%
%
60
Sale
Sale
15
12
6%
Sale
10
5
Aug.
9
Aug. 10
12
Aug,
6% Afrg.
Mar.
% Feb.
3% Mar.
3
"l5% Sale" "15% Sale"
Exchangee on which low prices since July 11933
* New York Curb.
Jan;
49%
100%
25%
69%
8%
Mar.
56
Aug. 15
51
70
13% Aug. 15
14
Aug. 15
12
22
29
Mar,
May
Mar.
May
Apr.
Aug.
Mar.
Mar.
69
3
3
Aug.
6% Aug.
46% Aug.
6% Aug.
51%
5%
5%
50%
%
%
1%
17%
3
5% Aug.
10
June
Feb.
31%
19%
1 %
3%
1 %
12%
2% Aug. 26
Jan.
WA
121
21
"9 103%
5
34% Aug.
23% Aug. 21
Mar.
2% Mar.
12
112% 113% ii2%
34
3]
Aug. 19
"is"
13
Apr.
42
46% Sale
99% Sale
25%
24%
67%
6% Sale
35% Aug. 30 39%
12% Aug.
5
14%
Aug.
1 121
6%
4% Aug. 15
37% Aug.
46%
1
6%
5% Aug. 6
■; 120% 118
Mar.
9% Feb.
87% Feb.
% July
60
Apr.
6% Feb.
5% July
% May 17
1% Apr. 27
3
Jan. 15
18% Aug. 17
July 16
20
Mar.
9
62
12
Aug. 10
9% Feb. 27
m July
were
made
(design ated by superior figures in tables), are as follows:
lot sales
t Low price not including cash or odd 1
8
6% Jan.
Ex-dividend.
The National Securities
» New York Stock
9
2
26
34% June 11
106% Feb. 21
113% Feb. 25
111% Jan. 19
109
July
5
107% Feb. 25
108
Jan. 22 110% June
1
7
112% Aug.
7 112% Aug.
34% June
Aug.
May
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
103
103.7
i 04*32 Aug. 22 104*32 Aug.22
Certificates of deposit.....
375,770 United Gas Inapt com.......*
Preferred....
.........
13,533
100 U S Dairy class B
.*
40 West Jersey 8c Seash RR..50
300
Aug.
115
12
12
.»
Series A 7% preferred..100
563
452
i02%
1
.......
...
126
1,163
Aug." r5
Aug.
"25" "30"
30
25
v t c
203 Phlla Dairy Prod pref.....25
6,269 Phila Elec of Pa |5 pref.....*
•v;t
68,3 i 2
107%
29
5
4
100.4 Jan. 17 101.15 Mar.25
99.16Feb. 28 99.16 Feb. 28
103% Jan. 17 103% Jan. 17
31% Mar. 26 31% Mar. 26
40% Mar. 26 40% Mar. 26
5
104% Aug.
7 107 % Aug.
14
51
85
1,305
2,890
2,843
25
45
1,566 Phlla Insulated Wire.......*
3,548 Phlla Rapid Transit.......50
6,120
7% preferred
50
4,949 Phlla 8c Reading Coal 8c Iron*
50
8,824 Philadelphia Traction
15
246
1,876
2,150
r
432
20
»
51
29,025 Phila
3,326
•:
Aug. 31
102% Aug.
101
37% Sale
5% Sale
Pennroad Corp
Highest
Sale Prices
99% Apr. 24
t
1 Minehill & Schuylk Haven.50
Mitten Bank Sec Corp
25
694
12
753
Sale
1,784
13,680
157,300
83,594
6,621
v
'
Po'
'
323
Sale
104%
*
.
10,854 Lehigh Valley
1,828
1
Sale Prices
Highest
Sale Prices
12
50
3,820 Cambria Iron
10,502 Electric Storage Battery.. 100
1,615 Horn 8c Hardart (Phlla) com.*
1,907 Horn 8c Hardart (N Y) com..*
12,539 Insurance Co of N A.......10
22,295 Lehigh Coal 8c Navigation..*
292
5,382
713
12
798
Preferred
...........100
26.269 Budd Wheel Co
*
1,392
7,051
Ask
.1949
.
157
2,801
37,797
15,088
Sale
*
23,771 American Stores.
4,537 Bankers Securities pref....50
12,932 Bell Tell Co of Ps pref....100
23,344 Budd (E G) Mfg Co
*
4.259
'
.1951
...
Shares
Shares
SINCE JAN.
Lowest
Lowest
Sale Prices
Aug. 81
1
Ask Bid
"li
1966
2,400
Registered.
2,000
4%s......_
......1967
8,000 PhUa Elec lat & ref 4s
1971
36,000 Phlla Elec Pow Co 54s.. 1972
1,000 Reading Terminal 5s
6,000
,
Aug.
§
3,000
2,666
RANGE
107% Feb. 28 107% Feb. 28
1,000 Am Tel 4H.
193»
2,000 Bell Telephone 5«
1948
466,200 Elec Be Peoples tr ctfs 4s. 1945
Certificates of deposit
39.878
5,000 Home Loan 3s..
...1952
:
.•
PRICES IN AUGUST
$40,000
936,425
to
Bid
45",200
Aug. 31
Jan. 1 to
1934
f
*$63,700
2,191,842
August
XLow from
July 1 1933
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
.
1935
Bond Sales
1934
142,644
2,270,786
1935
590,291
2,341,384
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RANGE OF PRICES ON CLEVELAND STOCK EXCHANGE
....
1 Stock Sales
1935
Shares_
August.
Jan. 1 to
1934
44,444
240,191
Aug. 31--
CLEVELAND
August
BONDS
Aug. 311935
1934
1935
.
Jan. 1 to
Aug. 31
$2,000
July 1 1933
SALES
Since
Jan. 1
In
'/*
.
August
Low from
STOCK EXCHANGE
AGGREGATE
Bond Sales
18,002
238,171
Par
%
Aug.
Bid
2.000 Firestone T & R of Cal 5s 1942
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN AUGUST
1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Aug.Zl
Ask Bid
Ask
"89
Shares.
STOCKS
585 (a)Aetna Rubber
*
75 (a) Akron Rubber Reclaiming ♦
17,532 Allen Industrie* Inc.......*
877
Preferred..
......*
5,505 Apex Electric & Mfg.......*
103% Jan.
7 103 % Jan.
Par]
Shares.
1,686
218
960
103
25% Sale
28
29
39
40
39%
. 5%
39%
5%
55
100
Preferred
60
6
J
6
25% Aug.
1
39% Aug. 27
5% Aug.
6
29% Aug. 19
40
Aug.
Aug.
7
6
8
% June 27
% Apr. 26
8% Jan.
2
39
Apr. 11
1,792
100
177
1,235
517
*"32
658
1,899
11,638
1,206
470
313
2,228
3,782
589
654
5,109
1,180
19
90
♦
125
113
Cleveland Rys
Non-voting......
50
Sale
31
Aug. 13
Aug.
5
113
"Aug.
65
63
65
14
15
12% Aug.
2
120
2
10
15% Sale
16% Sale
100
105
114%
..*
19
15% Aug.
17%
19
16
Sale
92%
116
Aug. 28
Aug. 23
66
15
"56"" Sale" "49" Sale
9
17
230
200
5
54
Mar. 14
5
3
8
8
Il6
Aug.
8
50
Aug.* I
Aug. i3
Aug. 16
34
Aug."
45
Aug. 16
34
32
33
33
*
46%
51
40
45
45
25
"""83
770
115
645 Kay nee Co
3,292 Lamson Sessions
8
45
80
8%
21
25
17%
101%
105
19
100
1*044
195
2,553
2,946
"*659
9%
4%
9%
6
70
13%
15
8
3%
6
100
Preferred..............100
100 Midland Steel Products
...*
325 Miller Wholesale Drug......*
53%
18%
6%
4
19%
35
38%
1,337
.i'-.','
..100
7%
4%
.......*
50
18 National Tool preferred....50
900
259
6,898 Ohio Brass B
Preferred.
1,052
.............
100
•
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56
Sale
2
3%
2%
29
2%
30
6%
W
302 (e) Paragon Refg 3d pay't end*
300
(e)B v t c 3d pay't end...*
2,432
5,235 Patterson-Sargent....
380 Peerless Corp.......
16,339 Rlchman Bros........
100 River Raisin Paper Co....
152 (a)Robbins & Myers
13
(a)Serie8 2.
1,159
(a) Preferred
For footnotes see page 65.
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44
45
32%
30
18
9%
6%
Aug. 21
Aug.
Aug.
1
5
Sale
Sale
9%
45
Aug.
1
30% Aug. 27
"15%
17%
101 % Aug.
101% Aug.
105
Aug. 14 105% Aug.
18
Aug. 31
18% Aug.
Aug." *5
v t c ser
'
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Mar.
May
May
Mar. 14
Mar. 18
July 31
Apr.
2
Jan.
Jan.
July
Aug.
May
8
7
97
Mar. 14
1% Jan.
14
June 18
Jan.
4
Mar. 21
Jan.
4
July
July
Jan.
Aug.*20
10
11
12
25
11
26
9
17
Feb. 21
45% May
14
50
Jan.
11
June 24
10
86
27
Aug. 26
Apr.
8
Aug. 10
Aug. 10
July
Mar. 19
4
4%
4% Sale
12%
14%
17
16%
4
5%
53%
18
3% Aug. 10
5
Aug. 16
Aug. 13
16% Aug. 15
5
Aug. 2
4% Aug,
5
12
13
54% Aug. 24
17
5
55
26
'
7
Feb. 11
Apr. 18
May 17
31% Mar. 14
June 21
June 29
Apr. 23
23
Jan.
23
5
July
13
Jan.
16
July
18
Jan.
12
3
7
lH
Apr.
2
Aug. 20
Aug. 16
2
Aug.
5
Aug.
2
Aug.
Aug, 24
20
10
38
7%
4
50
3%
6M
WA
29%
27% Sale
1
%
53% Sale
16
7%
40
7% Aug." 27
7% Aug. 27
9
17% Aug.
38% Aug. 21
8%
7% Aug.
7
Sale"
*3% Aug.
20
Sale
50
4%
2%
"J* '*2%
30
29%
Aug.*17
Aug.
3
30
26
Aug.
104% 103% Aug.
8
Aug. 12
4% Aug.
55
Aug.
5% Aug.
2% Aug.
13
14
21
24
2% Aug. "5
29% Aug. 5
31% Aug. 19
Aug. 13
104
17
10
"l8% "26%
51%
Aug. 28
3% Aug.
1
2
Aug. 20
7% Aug. 12
25% Aug, 24
Aug, 27
Aug. 27
W 5¥A
4% Aug. 26
6% Jan.
4
14
July 26
9
Jan.
L2
Jan.
2. •
15
Jan.
Jan.
'
5
7
5
24
1.2% Apr. 26
15%*Aug."*3
38% Aug. 21
Mar. 13
2% May 23
%
May 16
8
Aug.
2f6
27% Aug.
1
1% Aug. 27
54% Aug. 15
3% Feb. 13
% June 26
Mar. 5
50
Jan. 16
3
17
June 18
6% June
Aug.
12% Apr.
8% July
2% Jan.
17% Aug.
38% Aug.
55
14
24
26
27
11
9
21
713
5% Apr
10% June
2% Mar.
>0
Jan.
1% Jan.
% June
3
Feb.
2% June
23% Jan.
19
96
8%
6%
%
%
19
1
46%
4
1 *
14
12% May 17
40
Jan. 14
20$
Aug. 31 "28" "Aug.
10
Aug.
9% Aug.
2
6
Aug.
5% Aug. 10
26
14%
29
Feb. 20
18
91
Apr. 30 102
2 107
101% Jan.
17% Aug.
17% Aug.
m
Jan.
Jan.
Mar. 20
80
27
26% Sale
103% 104% 104
...
1,216 Packer Corp..
Jan.
91
14
30%
6%
"3%,""4%
common
5
11
6%
14%
3%
19%
19%
46%
2%
94%
8%
10%
1 Aug. 21
86
9%
116
6
52
7
34
30
Jan.
40
Mar.
1% May
45
72
"15% *17"" "16"" "ir*
*
4,956 Nestle LeMur "A"
•
5,369 Nineteen Hundred Corp A..*
310
100
83
91
55
.....
1,930 National Acme.......
..10
1,070 (f) National Carbon pref. .100
7,508 Natlonal^Reflnlng..
25
100 Otis Steel
50
Aug. 21
Jan.
% Jan. 114
117
8
*
.
1% Feb. 14
4
103
Mar.
Jan.
Aug. 26
Aug. 13
Aug. 13
9% Aug. 13
7
June 28
Mar. 13
3%
18
5%
*
6
21
9
85
14
750
"*235
20
4
Preferred
8
......«.
13
3,l7l National Tool
8%
12%
20
17% 18
101%
107
106% 105
16%
II,885 National Tile
9
*25% *28** *26*^ Sale"
*
2,188 (a)MohaswkRubber..
6,121 Muiray Ohio Mfg
480 Myers (F E) Bros Pump
7%
40
*
404 Leland Electric.........
15
50
14
1,977 McKee (Arthur G)B
»
3,438 Medusa Portland Cement ...*
3,509 Metropolitan Paving Brick..*
33
418
9
50
83
*22%:::::
80
247
175
7
10%
91
Preferred ..............100
4,972 Kelly Island L * T
•
775 (e)Korach (S) Co..
*
1,930
Mar.
112% Jan.
6% Apr.
"563
.....10
1*226
Mar. 13
8% Mar. 11
1
6%
9
*
742 Halle Brothers............10
266
Preferred..............100
Hanna M A <7 pref
•
Harbauer
....*
(a)Harrls-Seybold-Potter ...*
Interiake SS
*
Jaeger Machine............*
Apr.
3% Apr.
90% Apr.
..*
1,439
1,036
1,913
4,040
4,628
Mar.
14% Aug. 26
*47" Aug." 15
33
6%
1
Feb. 18
7% May 23
60
May 24
May
8
Jan. 16
Mar. 6
18 31
Aug. 13
9 115% July 11
6
Jan. 11
16
July 24
29 63
Aug. 23
11 66
5% May
53% Apr.
50
Apr.
10
Feb. 20
9
*
*
235 Gen Tire & Rub 6% pf.-.lOO
1,215 (a) Geometric Stamping
*
134 Goodrich (B F)
*
100
Preferred
..100
75 Goodyear Tire & Rub 1st pf*
173 Great Lakes Towing
100
220
Preferred
..100
1,499 Grelf Bros Cooperage ......*
15
L10% Jan.
85
114% Aug.
Faultless Rubber......
Federal Knitting Mills
6%
Aug.
Apr. 26
16% July 31 24%
Aug. 10 100
2% Mar. 6
3%
2% Jan. 16
2%
19% "Aug." 10
19% Aug. 10
1
98
----
Enamel Products
1,470 Foote Burt
485 Fostorla Pressed Steel..
45
2
88
10
18
63 '
61% Aug.
(a)Ferry Cap & Set Screw..*
85 (d) Firestone Tire & R pref 100
190
16
4
13* "Sale"
Preferred..............100
11 (a)Edward8 (Wm) 6% pref.100
4,915 Elec Controller & Mfg..
•
380
875
855
193
*63
63
62
100
...1
I,050 Dow Chemical
115
91
Aug.
2% Aug.
26% Aug.
114% 112% 112% 112
Aug.
*6
100
Certificates of deposit.
2,208
"834
19% Aug.
2
Aug.
7
2% Aug. 15
17% Aug.
88
*17% *27** *30" "35"
16,778 Corrigan McKinney voting..]
8,059
18%
87
2% Sale
*
20 Commercial Bookbinding...*
7*618
18%
84
*
(a)Cleve Union Stockyards..*
1,682 (a)Cleveland Worsted Mills.*
3,987 Cliffs Corporation v t c
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Sale
93
2% ——
Cleveland Cliffs Iron pcef...*
Cleveland Elec 111 *% pref 100
(a)Cleveland Quarries
Jan.
% Jan.
Pref
100
Cleveland Builders Realty..*
(a)Cleve Builders Supply
Mar. 20
._
1% Feb. 14
4
*
City Ice & Fuel...
3
June 28
7
29% Aug. 19
Jan.
4
55
60
35 (b)Bessemer Limestone A...*
100 (c)Brown Fence & Wire B_.*
725 (a) Byers Machine A
1
Jan.
Mar.
July
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Apr.
Mar.
Apr.
May
% June
% Apr.
2% May
8% July 24
Apr.
1
5 145
7% Apr. 25
29
23
4
22
14
26
2
May 8
5% Aug. 21
2% Aug. 24
65
Feb.
3
14
5 % J an. 23
29% Aug.
5
31% Aug.
105
July
8% July
8
Aug.
% Apr.
27$
Jan.
Aug.
1% Mar.
55
4
June
19
2
19
26
17
29
1
8
5
May 16
% Feb. 20
Apr. 29
3% Jan. 15
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AGGREGATE
STOCKS
Auc.311935
;ld
July 1 1933
Since
August
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN AUGUST
Low from
CLEVELAND
STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES
In
65
CLEVELAND STOCK EXCHANGE
Sept., 1935]
Jan. 1
Shares
dp 485
20
1%
463
Ask
1%
3%
"i3"^ '12% "13"
880
95
99M 101 %
61 X
61
Trumbull-Cliffs preferred 100
Truscon Steel preferred__1.00
55%
10
16
x,
3
15 Union Metals Mfg Co.......*
•
1,095 Vichek Tool
_..*
4,865 Weinberger Drug....
229 West Ret 1st Corp pr pref 100
310 Youngst Sheet 8c Tube pf.100
2,408
~13>i"Aug.~
Aug. 24
Aug. 12
SH
Jan.
3 34
Mar. 23 12
Jan. 16 101
106 X June
9
Jan.
3
1ZIZZ2 ZZZZ1
"29% "26?| "29"'
18K
2,078
12
Sale Prices
3
Jan. 10
4
995^
;xA
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3 166" Aug"." 8
Aug. 10
7 68
12
Jan.
Apr.
Apr.
25
27
70
73H
76
-
w-.--
Feb.
2
25
10
18
26
23
26
July
Aug,
Apr.
7
Aug.
16% Aug.
30
July
12% Feb.
20
Jan.
Mar.
40
75
June 24
68
3
2
Aug. 26
16% Aug. 23
30
Aug. 26
Aug.
1
14^ Aug.
8
30
Aug. 26
1
100
25
7
5
15
June 28
17H Jan.'
95
K
7
16
5
15
23
July
28
'
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Sale
14 % Sale
Mar
H Mar. 29
3
Aug.
Aug.
59
24
Apr .17
14
14M Apr.
65
x
0
Jan.
20
17
Jan.
1 112% Mar.
% Mar. 29
110 Thompson Products Inc
"~340
3
3
Aug. 12
85
17J4
1,373
1% Aug. 28
Aug. 12
7
1% Aug.
3
Highest
Sale Prices
1
June 26
12
27M
x,
1%
5
x
238 Stouffer Corp A
54
Highest
Sale Prices
27
3,810 (a)Seiby Shoe
...»
29 (a)Sheriff St Mkt & Storage.*
1,591 (a) Sherwin-Williams ..... -25
2,198
(a)Preferred
...100
5,832 S M A Corp common.......I
200 (a)Smallwood Stone A......*
v
1M
5
Lowest
Lowest
Sale Prices
Aug. 31
Ask Bid
2
Preferred..............100
190
x
1
Aug.
Bid
IPX, XX
Par
XX 3,668 Seiberling Rubber.........*
Shares
22
Jan.
56
M
(a) Removed from list at close of business July 15 1935.
Did not apply for permanent registration under SE Act 1934. (b) Re¬
15 1935.
Operating under 77-B Bankruptcy Act.
(c) Suspended from trading pending action to delist April 13
Application for removal from listing and temporary registration granted by SEC June 1 1935.
(d) Removed from list at close of business July 15
Applied for registration on New York Stock Exchange only,
(e) Removed from list at close of business July 15 1935. In liquidation, (f) Re¬
*
No par value,
moved from list at close of business July
1935.
1935.
moved from list at close of business July 15
Issue being retired Aug, 1 1935.
1935.
;
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26k Mar. 18
3 k June 14
lk June 19
3k June
5
Sale
11k
Sale
2
"lk
2k
18M Wi
sm
3 % Sale
3k
37k
Murray Corp common......
Nat Automotive Fibres v t c.*
14
25k
Parke Davis At Co..........*
47
60
70
Pfelffer Brewing Co com
37,605 Rao Motor com.
10k Sale
5
m
Scotten Dillon com.......lt
m
square D class A
32
Class B
Sale
25k
P
Sale
17
8k Sale
55
12
2k
m
25
Sale
3
United Shirt Distributors..*
U 8 Radiator com...
*
d*
...........100
Universal Cooler class A....*
Class B
•
Sale
45k
58
Sale
3
i*
25k
29~"
"Ilk
18
9
Sale
4k
6k
3k
3k
Sale
lk
Sale
Sale
4
Sale
4
4k
Sale
"5k. "6"
lk
16
Sale
16k
Walker & Co units.......
Warner Aircraft Corp com..I
Whitman 8c Barnes com..2.50
4 olverlne Brewing Co com. 1
k Sale
"k
.
Wolverine Tube common...*
Young (L A )Cocom
•
Unlisted Dept.—
18,331 American Radiator.........*
Amer Tel At Tel Co.
ltt
Borden Co
..........25
Borg Warner Corp com....It
Commonw At Southern Corp •
Consolidated Oil Co........*
General Foods Corp........*
Hupp Motor Car Corp.....It
Kelvlnator Corp...........*
Kennecott Copper Corp....*
Kroger Groc At Bak Co
•
National Dairy Prod Corp..*
N Y Central RR
ltt
Purity Bakeries Corp
•
Socony»Vacuum Corp.....35
18/,813 Standard Brands Inc
*
'~"k """k
9k Aug.
9
1
6k
3k
38k
6
14
28
29
12
1
26
10k
14k
26k
J*
57
20
13k
3k
3k
1
4k
3
8
6
25
35
29
32k
26
14
5
14
;
17 k Sale
131k Sale
136k
Sale"
49k Sale'
lk Sale
16^ 20^
37k Sale"
2 k Sale
12 k Sale
30k
Sale"
16
Sale
21k Sale
13 j
Sale
153
Sale
lk
Sale
9
Sale
34k Sale
2
12 k
30 k
15 k
Sale
Sale
Sale
Ilk Sale'
13 k
Sale
Aug. 19
Aug. 14
12
23
11
27
22
7
13
Aug.
6
2% Apr.
94k Aug.
2 k June
10k Aug.
2k Aug.
17 k July
4
23
15
30
26
31
3
Jan. 12
24k Aug. 26
14k Aug.
15k Aug.
6 k July
7 k July
4k Jan.
31k Jan.
19k Aug.
45
Aug.
4k July
3k Jan.
6
Jan.
15
24
22
18
7
18
30
10
17
7
10
July
July
Aug.
Aug.
July
Aug.
Jan.
Aug.
13
20
9
29
17
26
2
16
Aug. 9
July
3
Jan.
9
19k Aug. 23
1 k May
9
7 k July
8
] 4k July
1
38k Aug. 22
Ilk Jan.
3
14k Aug. 26
26k Aug. 14
5k Jan.
7
47
July 10
69
July 25
13 k Aug. 14
4k May 9
3k Apr. 22
4k Aug.
6
26k June 14
Mar.
Feb.
Jan.
Aug.
May
Mar.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
35
Aug.
8
7k Jan.
7k Mar.
13 k July
4 k Mar.!
29k Aug. 12
12
July 26
Aug. 28 103
Aug. 28
2 k Aug.
lk Aug. .9
1
6
1
7 k Aug. 24
Aug.
3
5
5
Aug.
Aug. 15
93
Mar.
lk May
3k Mar.:
03
3k Aug. 16
2
10
13
in
8k
Aug." "6
3k Aug. 17
4 k Aug.
"I
lk Aug.
1
14
Aug. 27
16k Aug. 16
1
k Aug.
ek^Augvie
1 k
Aug. 15
16k Aug.
1
16k Aug. 16
k Aug.
9
14
k Aug. "8
Aug. 10
k
17
16 k Aug.
Aug.
24k Aug.
46 k Aug.
lk Aug.
8k Aug.
33 k Aug.
lk Aug.
10k Aug.
19k Aug.
Aug." I
Aug. 27
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
130
Sale" x30% Aug.
22k Sale
19
Aug.
14
July
62k Aug.
23k Aug.
lk Jan.
3 k Apr.
2k
3k Apr.
33
31
44]
185
4
%Jan.
2k Jan.
5
Feb.
18
3
Aug,
17k Mar.
7 k Mar.
35k
31
Mar.
k July
6k Mar.
lk June
3
Jan.
2% July
Mar.:
May
3k Feb.
1
Apr.
9
Feb. :
13k June
k July
2k Jan.
Sale
15
33
12k
'"ei%
15
14
1
26
6
13
8
12
5
iS8
Mar.
Mar.
2
23
1
6
1
22
1
17
Sale
Universal Product com.....*
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
103
7
lk
Ilk Aug. 27
26k Aug. 16
2k Aug.
9
2
Aug.
15k Aug.
k Aug.
6
Aug.
3
Aug.
34k Aug
10
Aug.
13k Aug.
26 k Aug.
4k Aug.
45
Aug.
53
Aug.
10k Aug.
2k Aug.
3 k Aug.
3k Aug.
25
Aug.
35
Aug.
22
Aug.
Ilk Aug.
May
SOk^&ig^e
17k Aug.
9k Aug.
25% Aug.
1
Aug.
J an.
58
13 k
6k
37k
40k
20k
12k
26k
Feb.
Jan.
37k Aug. 29
.....
LOO
100
...100
Tivoli Brewing Co common.1
Truscon Steel Co..........It
Preferred
Sale
45
22k
Tlmken Axle com.........It
.........
Sale
"4k
35
*
Stearns (Frederick) com....*
Sutherland Paper Co....
10
Preferred..
14
6y
Sale
38k
9k
14k
26k
^>779 Parker Rust Proof com.....*
5
Packard Motor Co com. ....*
9
12k Aug. 24
6 k Aug.
9
12k Aug.
5
Aug.
37k Aug.
2
24k Aug. 12
31
24k Apr.
Ilk Apr.
42
11k
25 k
lk
34k Sale
10k Sale
Sale
5k
40
14 k Aug.
19k Aug.
13 k Aug.
10k Aug.
13 k Aug.
19
13
15
1
13
19
1
1
6
27
12
5
17
15
5
1
X Aug.
July 5
*18k Mar. ]
12
10k Mar.
99
Mar.
21k Apr.
28k Jan.
fi Mar.
6% Mar.:
32k Mar.:
k Apr.
10k Aug.!
14k Mar.!
17
July
9k Aug.
Aug.
2k May
7 k Aug.
5
Aug.
3 k Aug.
10
May
6 k Aug.
lk Aug.
17
July
16k Aug.
lk Jan.
2k Mar.
30
9
28
28
24
15
17
3
16
15
29
16
21
19
lk May 31
17
31
Aug. 27
July 26
Aug.
Aug.
July
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
19
13
22
1
13
19
June 17
Jan.
7
Jan.
10
27
12
22
17
15
13
Mar.!
12k Mar.:
8k Feb.
Aug.
Aug.
July
Aug.
Aug.
10k Aug.!
13k Apr, i
Jan.
4
Jan.
3
23k Mar.
■
a jueierrea aeuvery
No par vatyfe.
x Ex-dividend.
a Deferred delivery sates,
tales, r Sold for casn. x tux-amaena.
r sola ror cash,
irities Exchanges on which low prices since July 11933 were made (designated by tupet
The National
iperior figures in tables), are as follows:
* New York
Curb.
• Chicago Stock. »• Chicago Board of Trade. » Los Angeles Curb. « Philadelphia Stock. "
New York Sto—
Pittsburgh Stock.
San Francisco Curb
"
1
15
12
Mar. 18
Mar. 20
Feb.
7
Mar. 18
Mar. 25
*
»
4
8
Jan.
Jan.
28
18k
42k "42k
3k Sale
lk Sale
4k
4k
Motor Products Corp com...*
Motor Wheel com.........*
Sale
Sale
3,983
4,053
5,517
26,371
8,019
4,749
42,340
32,201
5,651
6,421
12,679
15,244
3.954
7,760
14
Sale
Preferred......
...It
Mid-West Abrasive com...50c
95,405
14,340
10,509
1,600
28
7,138
26,281
5,563
67,798
15,938
38,097
54,260
1,307
6.733
1,020
2k
16
11,960
5,784
6,605
5",§55
"24"
13k
15k
5
Michigan Sugar com......It
267
"
15k
X
10k
2k
15k
12k
o$V°
Mich Steel Tube Prod com..*
20
9,391
Sale
Sale
37
40
40
42
18k Sale
9 k Sale
2425k
k
1
Hoskins Mfg Co common....*
19,963
185
Sale
Sale
4% Sale
Rlckel (H W) Ac Co common.3
River Raisin Paper com
*
21,530
2,251
Sale Prices
......*
85.265
190,135
10,729
9,465
11,167
5,597
1,360
68,860
"2",648
Highest
Sale Prices
Walker-Gooderham
*
600
11
Sale
4k Sale
1
925 McAleer Mfg Co com........*
12,272
62,230
5,391
29,296
24,068
22,487
126,913
11,121
144,049
41,423
2
"i0k
;2k
26
2,772 Houdaille Hershey class A..*
136,219
Class B
*
49,054 Hudson Motor Car.........*
36,650 Brosgo (8 8) Co com
It
19,717 Lakey Fdy Ac Mach common. 1
997 Mahon (R C) conv pref
*
.
1,482
Sale
*
Goebel Brewing Co com.
Lowest
Sale Prices
"§1""* Aug7l9
26k Aug.
40
Aug.
16k Aug.
.
1
Highest
Sale Prices
lk Aug. 23
20 k Aug.
im
23
13 k
Ford Motor of Canada cl A
30k Sale
42k Sale
18
17k
16k
61k
21k
lk
3k
4k
10k
10k
1k
lk
95
90k
2k
Baton Manufac'g Co com...*
Eureka Vacuum Cleaner....*
Bs-Cello Aircraft Ac Tool....3
116,477
545
463
93k
Sale
.
842
42,369
4,664
12,710
14,479
1,701
Sale
Sale
1X Sale
17k Sale
230 Home Dairy class A.
*
Hoover Steel Ball com.....It
420
271
2,870
9,273
.....*
Gray Iron 8c Fdry...5
Detroit Mich Stove common. 1
Hiram
.
""§55
Sale
980 Gemmer Mfg Co class A.....*
22,894
34,876
10,593
12,336
20,151
3,454
18,000
38
Sale
2,745,933
RANGE SINCE JAN.
47
300 Dolphin Paint 8c Varnish A.*
"""651
"9",208
1X
Detroit Forging Co
Detroit
22
46
2k
10%
7.731
655
Sale
21k
45
Sale
17
1
Ask
1934
_.Mares.2,714,882
Lowest
Aug. 31
Sale
59k
19k
19
3,335
743
450
29,346
11,789
J 3,372
1
Ask Bid
Sale
IX
14
Continental Motors com....*
1935
Jan. 1 to Aug. 31_-..
59k
Capital City Products.....
Chrysler Corp common.....5
Consolidated Paper com...lf
950 Crowley, Mllner 8c Co com..*
120
I
PRICES IN AUGUST
Bid
Par
119,140
33,536
2,219
79,686
37,590
20,598
1,175
54,854
5,736
7,763
13,709
7,503
"
Stock Sales
I
143,304
Low from
July 1 1933
Since
Jan. 1
Shares
DETROIT
STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCKS
SALES
AGGREGATE
1934
517,622
~v
_
"
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON PITTSBURGH STOCK EXCHANGE
1935
Stock Sales
August
Shaies_
....
Jan. 1 to Aug. 31
AOQREOATE
...
SALES
PITTSBURGH
STOCK EXCHANGE
August'
%
$1,000
35,000
$2,000
28,000
Aug. 31
prices in august
RANGE SINCE JAN, 1
"
§
BONDS
Aug. 311935
Aug.
51
86
1
'
Highest
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Aug, 31
Ask Bid
Bid
Independent Brewing is. 1955
16,000 Pittsburgh Brewing is...1949
Shares
Jan. 1 to
1934
1935
August
Low from
July 1 1933
*5,000
;
"2I660
?
to
Since
Jan, 1
In
Bond Sales
1934
72,432
1,169,773
^
250,248
1,326,154
Ask
Sale Prices
105
ios
101
l05
105
Aug.
2
l05N Aug"
Highest
Sale Prices
June
8
Apr. 18 104
20 102 N Apr. 26 105N Aug. 20
Shares
STOCKS
115
3,479 Allegheny Steel
15
Sale
......
107
100
Preferred...
125 AntM Window Glass pref, .100
e
2,076 iikaoMi Nat Gas Corp ,,
12,220
Preferred.............. .10
.1:1418
6,102
2.488
5.410
55,704
22,254 Armstrong Cork Co.......
•
17,018 Blaw-Knox Co
247,890 Carnegie Metals......... ..1
Jan.
2 30
Feb. 16 110
1
21
1 K Aug.
2K
Sale
5
29
l2|i
2%
6
31
Sale
6
K
Sale
"4 " Sale"
Sale
3
4 K Aug.
1
28N Aug.
12
Aug.
2 K Aug.
3
7
1
""2% Aug"." 19
Feb. 14
Mar. 25
Mar. 15
7
Aug.
9
31N Aug. 30
15K Aug. 22
4K Aug. 15
Mar. 17
Jan.
2
Jan. 15
2K
85 Central Ohio Steel Prod.
53 Central Tube Co
June 13
....
835
*
14,363
200
3,342 Clark (D L) Candy......
42,386 Columbia Gas k Electric.
800 Consolidated Ice prof...
225 Crandail McKk Hand..
125
622
II*
1,932
".50
"4li :::::
.,
536 Electric Products..........*
2,185 Follansbee Bros pref.....100
34,804 Fort Pittsburgh Brewing...1
4,546 Herb-Walker Refrac com... *
3,440
1,130
:
"-""65
55
Preferred.. ............100
471 Jones Ac Laughlln 8tT pf.-lOO
747
7,628 Boppers Gas At Coke pref.100
35,827
....*
116,254 Lone Star Gaa
830 McKinney Manufacturing..*
-.5
26,693 Mesta Machine..
11,510 Mountain Fuel Supply......
515 Nat Fireprooflng Corp com.*
1 3,962 Nat Flreprooflng Corp pref 50
40 Penn Federal Corp pref..100
9,000 Phoenix Oil com.........25c
.* 9,820
Preferred................1
5,064 Pittsburg Brewing.........*
Prefsreed..
.......*
5,581
2,910 Pittsburgh Coal pref.....100
16,364 Pittsburgh Forginga.......l
685 Pittsburgh Oil Ac Gau.......5
10,973 Pittsburgh Plate Class....25
26,010 Pitts Screw k Bolt Corp.... *
644 Pittsburgh Steel Foundry..*
~~5", 982
10,243
"""851
"4",565
1,000
520
1,232
300
4,515
100
1,125
4,208
12
60
:
.......
180
5
1
Aug.
1
8K Aug.
2H Aug. 14
8H
8,533 Devonian OH.............10
14,601 Ouquesne Brewing.........5
Class A..................5
8,334
402
,158
655
Sale
5
Preferred. .............100
2,045
11,553 Renner Brewing Co........l
1,070 Ruud Mfg.................5
159,250 San Toy Mining............1
.*
17,901 Shamrock Oil Ac Gas....
1,831 Standard Steel Spring......*
39,623 United Engine Ac Fdy .....-*
14
13N
7
8
3
lHM
2i2
14k Sale
ik
1h
14
7k
'*■-
"lk Sale"
385
"2", 050
390
"4*683
8,948
New
...................
745 United 8tates Glass
"""37
5,392
90
"2",565
1,900
790
25,282
16,574
15,396
13 & Aug.
5
7k Aug. 30
8K Aug. 22
2K Aug. 22
10
Aug. 14
IK Aug.
6
22k Aug. 28
14
Aug.
7
7 k Aug. 17
8 k Aug. 22
3 k Aug. 30
14NAug.
1
ik Aug.
2
24N Aug. 19
Jan.
12
6
K Sale
4N
98
95
5
.
100
8N Sale
5k
5k
3
Jan.
5K Jan.
2
8
3 k Aug. 30
15
July, 29
ik Aug.
16K Mar.
2K Jan.
24K Aug.
May
74K Aug.
98
Aug.
Feb.
111
Aug.
1
Aug.
5
74N Aug. 16
98
Aug. 28
6N Ang.
2
8K Aug. 31
4 K Mar. 13
1
Mar. 20
8
"34 NAug.'36
24HJan. 12
3
5 K Aug. 22
4%
Augi
ik
3
19 k
5c
ZH
Sale
4c
2K
20 k
"3c" Aug." "2
5c
5c
Aug. 16
2k Aug. 26
18 k Aug.
8
35
Aug. 10
4
Aug.
2
1
Aug.
1
5c
3
"4x "in "4k "~5k
1
76
7
2
10
Sale
80
Sale
6k
76 k Aug. 28
6k Aug. 19
IK Aug. 22
Aug. 10
9K Aug. 12
3k
12
14
ik Sale
12% 14
"l ""Aug." 2 "\k Aug".""8
5c
Sale"
ik Sale
.....
ik Aug. 20
13
Aug.
2
21K
36
5k
1
81
7N
ik
12 k
10N
Aug.14
Aug. 16
Aug.
6
Aug. 27
Aug.
6
Aug.
9
Aug.
1
Aug. 13
Aug. 29
Aug. 22
Aug. 10
Aug. 15
IK Aug.
14N Aug.
3
7
2c
3c
2 K Sale
11N
12
ik
14
Sale" "\K"Aug.~26
14N
12
Aug.
9
Mar.
Mar.
4K
2li"Aug.""i
14
22K
"23"
2ili"Aug.~26
Aug. 30
23H
1
2
Jan.
2
Jan.
2
Mar. 20
Feb. 19
May
16
'27* "Aug." "7
90c
Sale
75c"
85c
Waverly OU A..............*
75c
Aug. 20
ik Aug. 28
27" "Aug." "7
26 N
kjug."30
Sale
20
63 K
9
30
May 31
2K Mar. 30
1
Apr. 18
47 N Apr.
2
5K Mat 13
IN Apr. 22
10
Apr. 26
9
May 31
1H Feb.
4
Feb. 11
Jan.
2
Jan. 16
,
Feb. 13
6
2
Feb. 15
July
..
24
May
Jan.
Aug'.""i
July
1
6
31
Apr. 25
........
"24"" III"
Aug. 31
IN Feb. 27
5K Aug. 22
Jan.
*23 N Sale"
8k
35
July 24
13
3c
3c
7
2c
75c
9
31
19
3
16
28
Feb.
600
5c
5c
4c
55
73
June 13
Aug.
5
Aug. 17
Mar. 7
Aug. 22
8K Apr. 25
Jan.
Mar.
94 M
....
Tk
5
2
19
9
30
20
15
30
14 k June 26
8
Apr. 27
10N Jan.
73
Sale
90c Aug.
1
ik Aug. 28
18
75c
1
27 M Aug." "7
67 N Aug. 12
Jan.
9
11
14 k Mar. 26
5c
Apr. 10
5c
May 16
4
May
25 N Apr.
36
Aug.
8
6
6
9
5N Aug.
IN Feb. 11
Aug. 13
8k Jan. 11
81
4
Feb,
5
12 k Aug. 10
UN May 17
1N Apr.
14N Aug.
5c
Apr.
3
July
14N Jan.
40
Apr.
23 N Aug.
2
3N Jan. 23
1814 Mar. 27
32 H Mar. 18
Western Public Service.....*
Westlnghouse Air Brake....*
Westgbouse El Ac Mfg..... JO
Aug. 14
28 N Aug.
73
94J4
25
1,926 Vanadium Alloy Steel......*
62.211 Victor Brewing C0.........I
Aug. 22
8
5k
13 N
3k
9
Mar. 13
102
4,183 Plymouth Oil Co...........5
3,400
13
5
4%
May
5K Aug.
5
13K Aug. 17
2k Aug. 14
5
Aug. 22
June 21
June 28
13K Jan.
2% Aug.
7
Aug.
31K Aug.
15K Aug.
4 N Aug.
2K Mar.
Apr. 22
'
......
6
29
Aug.
Aug. 21 110 { Aug.
26K Aug.
110
Jan.
20
7
26
17
9
11
1
10
9
Aug.
7
Aug. 20
Mar. 26
Jan.
29
May
8
July 15
July 23
Aug. 12
UNLISTED.
208
176
1,032
*
2,052 Lone Star Gaa 4* pref... 100
preferred..
100
1,678
*
3,444 PenroadCorpete
No par value,
.....
x
Ex-dividend.
96
Sale
103N 105
97
103
Sale
105
Aug.
96
2
Atog.
1 97
Aug.
5
95K Aug. 23 105
2
Aug.
8
2K Aug. 15
Mar 28 100
Jan.
IN Apr
July 11
July 22
2N June 14
7 107
2
.
The National Securities Exchangee on which low prices since July 11933 were made (designated by superior
* New York
Stock.
* New York Curb.
» New York Produce Exchange.
69
90
figures in tables), are
as
follows;
M
<$:■
RANGE OF PRICES ON THE SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
1935
Stock Sales
Jan. 1 to Aug. 31_
AGQBEQATE
August
SAN FRANCISCO
STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES
i3~66o
~4~66o
35,000
"2',000
m:
2,000
16,000
"Y.666
"1*560
"
"f.666
9,000
10,000
6,000
2,000
4,000
46,000
11,000
10,000
123,000
3,000
5,000
2,000
25,000
9,500
4,000
4,000
2,000
Aug. 31
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN AUGUST
Low from
$28,000
316,000
1
July 1 1933
to
Since
Jan. 1
BONDS
Aug. 311935
f
"poo
Jan. 1 to
1934
$70,500
509,600
August
374,563
3,450,013
—
1935
Bond Sales
1934
Shares_ 815,069
—4,113,404
August
dAtlaa Diesel Eng
f6s
64
Co 6«- -1945
1935
Calif Gas & Elec Corp 5s. 1937
dCalif Ore Power Co 5%a 1955
102 H
102
98
<
85
Calif Packing Corp 5s
1940
City Electric Co 5s......1937
Coast Co G & E 5s
106%
97%
66%
.1960
Emporium Capwell 5H>..1942
Food Mach
99
Corp ser A 6s. 1938
Series B 6%
1938
Gt Western Pow Co 5s...1946
*
84
93
Langendorf Utd Bak 6%s 1941
95
dLos Ang GaaflcElec Corp 6s*42
*99%
.....1943
1949
*94
....1939
5%%
«Hs....
106
5s..
Ask
86
*94
104% 104
108% 106%
106% 105%
100
98%
106% 105%
106% 105
108% 107%
104% 103
109% 108
105
106% 105%
105% 106% 105%
105% 106% 107%
104%
106%
105%
99%
105%
105%
107%
102%
108%
Market Street Ry Co 7S..1940
67
62%
North Amer Invest Corp 5s '47
80
101
104
112
Nor Calif Pr Co con 5% ..1948
Orpheum Thea 8c Rlty 6s 1946
31
98
*95
101
»
Pacific Gas 8c El Co 5s... 1942
1952
5s
*
1955
aPaclflc Public Ser Co 5 % 1936
Pacific Tel 8c Tel Co 5s—1937
*
91
<64
<
103%
106%
1952
5s...
Ry Equip 8c Rlty Co 6s
eS J Lt 8c Pr Corp 5s..
6s
88
1938
1957
88%
86% Aug.
Aug.
1
1
118% 117% Aug. 29 119% Aug.
117
107
166""
106% 105
111
110
111%
„
<
1942
1947
60%
<
55
<
*
6 101% Aug.
123% Aug. 28 123% Aug.
105%
105% 105
74
72
74%
76%
99
97%
95%
97%
86%
85% .87%
84%
9254
105
107 %
106% July
July
101% Jan.
98% Jan.
118
May
104% May
68
May
98
June
84% June
.02% Apr.
118% Mar.
107% Aug.
110
101% Aug.
126*" 122"" 126*"
119% 120% 119% m""
107% 108% 106% 107% 107% Aug. 30 107% Aug. 30
91
Feb.
8
27
1
30
29
1
25
16
22
11
20
29
31
29
8
13
26
15
Feb. 28
May 23
Mar. 19
91% July
94
4
May 23 100
Mar. 19 110%
Jan. 31
31%
Mar. 20 107
Apr. 15 108
Jan. 18 119%
Jan.
2 107%
Mar. 5 100
105% 106%
101% 103% 101% 104
4
Jan.
1
l06%
110
17
29 108% July
Apr.
Apr. 10 102
Mar. 19 102% Mar.
Apr. 17 105% May
Jan. 23 106% June
107
Aug.
May
Jan.
2 100
Juiy
Jan. 29 106% June
Mar. 1 106% Jmn
Jan. 29 107% Jan.
Aug.
Apr. 23 103
Jan. 28 109% Mar.
Mar.
May 24 107
Apr. 11 108% Jan.
June 29 107
July
69% Feb.
112
105
6Union Oil Co Cat 5% ww.'45
/4%............
108%
106
104%
Ore* Lines" 4*£s ll'SSllll977
6%
86
106%
105%
102% 102"" 104-
119%
124%
1955
-.4..
88%
109
Highest
Sale Prices
90
Apr. 17
Jan.
105% 104% Aug. 15 104% Aug. 22 103%
106%
108%
Aug.
5 105%
106% 105% "Aug." "5 105
99
99
91%
Aug.
9 99
Aug.
6
104%
108%
105
105%
107%
108%
105
103
Aug. 31 100%
Aug. 31 103
106% 107% 105% 106%
75 %
101%
68
Jan.
108
91
1952
Southern Pacific Co 4%a_1969
4%...
87
.1950
S P Co S F Ter 4s...
86% July
108% Aug. 14 108% Aug. 14
107% 109
102
102
dMiller & Lux Inc 6s.....1945
.....1941
Lowest
Sale Prices
80
4,000
2,000
1,000
5,000
19,000
42,500
28,000
3,500
5,000
32,000
5,000
4,000
23,500
2,500
1,000
7,000
2,000
6,000
4,000
18,000
6,000
6s
Highest
Sale Prices
90%
90 %
107% 110
21,000
65 %•-„
Lowest
Sale Prices
Aug. 31
1
Ask Bid
54
<
1942
<Z6s
Aug.
Bid
86
Jan.
July
Feb.
Aug.
May
Mar.
?!
15
4
29
18 107% Jan.
17 110
July
Mar. 2i
4 102
?2
105
Mar.
17 123% Aug.
27
27 104% May 2^
25
24
26
75%
98
85%
26 104%
19 119%
30 109
July
7
June
June
Mar.
July
July
ft
STOCKS
Shares.
775
"
4,047
8,105
300
*2*926
635
18,075
6,269
635
2,272
pPar>
11,765 Alaska Juneau Gold M cap 10
Shares.
109 Alaska Packers Assn cap. .100
18,479 Anglo-Calif Nat'l Bank
20
65,794 Assoc Ins Fund Inc com caplO
369 Associated Oil Co capital..25
cAtlas Imp Diesel Eng Co A.*
7,729 Atlas Imperial Diesel Eng A 5
2,606 Bank of Calif Nat Assn caplOO
171,953 Byron Jackson com cap....*
A 774
"¥,909
126
"5", 141
1,210
882
406
193
Preferred
881 California Water Serr preflOO
2,654 Calif West States Life Ins..5
54,004 Caterpillar Tractor cap....*
3,229 Claude Neon Elec Prod.....*
8,513 Clorex Chemical A
.....*
1,920 Coast Cos Gas Ac El 1st pf 100
21,040
10
272
53,639
1,726
1,432
121,556
758
1,391
2,697
9,213
10,332
8,385
5,417
Chemical
Inc class A partlc pref
*
CrockerFlrstNatBk SFcaplOO
Crown Zeller com rot tr ctfs *
Preference series A.......*
Preference series B
*
Preferred
com. 10
.....100
1,342
33,705
44,504
19,948
1,265
10,201
25
3,156
2,896
60 First Nat Corp of Portland A *
50,810 Food Machinery Corp com..*
8,899 Foster 0t Kiel ser com
10
272
105
3,395
23,572
17,658
2,891
dale
22%
Sale
3
53
%
15%
38
31% Sale
93
95
*54% Sale"
10%
36%
99%
40%
"32% Sale"
96%
Sale
38
52% Sale
10
10%
35%
36
99%
101
11
~
102
2
14% Aug.
3% Aug. 30
40
Aug.
7
16% Aug. 28
1
4% Aug.
40
Aug. 7
Aug. 27 ""§% Aug. "6
1 187
Aug. 9
Aug.
1
12% Aug.
13% Aug. 22
15% July 25
Jan.
85
12
Jan.
Jan.
mJan.
8
143
21 % Aug.
5
21% Aug.
1
Aug.
55
Aug.
% Aug.
14% Aug.
39 % Aug.
12
6
22
21
27
2
17
7
7% Jan.
19
Jan.
21% Apr.
3
2
2
6
Aug.
Feb. 28
31
1
22
31
23
1
6
3
10% Jan.
30
Feb. 27
% Feb.
1
25% Feb. 11
31
Aug. "l
94%
Aug. 20
r5l%*Aug.
23% Aug.
22
Aug.
3% Aug.
55
Aug.
% Aug.
18% Aug.
40
Aug.
11
5
Jan.
Aug. 27
Jan. 25
5
8
170
27
20
.
3 101
16
18
1
Jan.
9
Mar. 22
16% Aug.
4% July
40
Aug.
9% May
11% June
187
Aug.
13% July
28
31
7
27
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
18J4 Aug.
July
17
2
31
22
23
1
23
11
2^
22
m
m July
12
9
18
42% Feb. 18
Aug. 31
35% Aug. 14
96% Aug. 31
31
55%*Aug. "I
Aug.
1
Aug. 29 m Feb. 21
July 23
29% Jan. 15 37
8 102% Aug. 24
77
Jan.
Aug. 29 10% Aug. 21
35% Aug. 29 36% Aug. 3
2 102% Aug. 24
99% Aug.
10
Aug.
4
70
Jan.
7% June 26
36% Jan. 15
88
Jan.
16
10
Industries
28,886 Di Giorgio Fruit Corp
6,553
Sale
42
16% Aug, 23
15% Aug. 16
-
16%
8%
23
21
100
25,029 California Copper cap.....l0
18,058 Calif Cotton Mills cap
100
5,273 California Ink Co Inc A....*
471 dCallf-Ore Power 7% pref.100
60,421 California Packing cap.....*
Consol
5,487
8
16%
180
173
13% Sale
48,102 Calamba Sugar Estate com 20
5,752
Preferred...............20
2,324 Calaveras Cement Co com... *
70
5,541
4,439
26
15%
15% 16%
106
106
130
15%
15
14%
4
Sale
3%
37
38
42
El Dorado Oil Works cap...*
Emporium Capwell cap
„•
Emsco Derrick & Eq Co cap. 5
Fireman's Fund Indent cap 10
Fireman's Fund Insur cap 21
Galland Mercantile Laundry
1,038
common (capital)
.....*
13,331 General Paint Corp A......*
38,217
B......................._s
58,107 Golden State Ltd cap......*
10,071 Male Bros Stores, Inc, cap..*
Sale
300
4% Sale
65
Sale
64
Sale
32
280
3%
31
30
Sale
25 £
13
12 J
fa
Sale
13
34% Sale
89% Sale
21
27
46% Sale
2%
1%
50%
51
29
3%
3%
6% Sale
13% Sale
26
30%
270
31%
300
5% Sale
72%
75
74
Sale
3%
3%
33%
34%
23%
24%
13% Sale
13% Sale
34
34%
90
21
Sale
27
48%
2%
49%
51
53
2%
29%
30%
5% Sale
6%
6%
13%
15
29% Aug. 14 32
Aug.
6 285
4
Aug.
1
5%
62% Aug.
1 75
64
Aug.
1 75%
285^
27%
Aug. 1
Aug. 6 235
3%
Aug. 30
50%
Aug. 26
50%
Aug. 30
Aug. 28
Aug.
2
Aug. 26
89* Aug.
1
22*
Aug. 22
46
Aug.
2
2% Aug. 6
3% Aug.
33% Aug.
25% Aug.
13% Aug.
15% Aug.
34% Aug.
92
Aug.
22% Aug.
49% Aug.
2% Aug.
51
53
3% Aug. 28
"."I Aug. 9
m
24
Aug. 20
12
12 J
34
Aug.
26
Aug.
3% Aug.
6% Aug.
13% Aug.
30%
6%
7%
15%
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
30
28
1
23
17
21
26
22
22
19
21
29
23
21
17
6 32%
10 290
5%
Mar. 27 75
Mar. 27 75%
Jan.
Jan.
Apr. 18
3 % Aug. 28
July 17
July 24
Jna. 10
Aug. 26
Aug. 30
12% July
3
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
2
9
3
15
Feb.
8
4% July
38
Jan.
26% May
14% July
15% Aug.
35% Apr.
92
July
22% Aug.
49% Aug.
2% Aug.
Jan.
7
53
22% Jan.
3
Jan.
30
5% Jan.
14
18
39
14% Mar. 26
1% Mar. 28
4
Mar. 18
8% Jan. 28
13
24
15
19
15
5
24
22
22
19
21
29
23
21
17
30$
63
73
153
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
60
Apr. 25
^Hawaiian Commerc'l Ac Sugar
5,619
^
Co of Calif capital
10
26,489 Honolulu (HI Corp Ltd cap.*
For foetnotm aee page
4
Home Fire At Marine Insur
3,894
4,812
43% Jan.
Co,, Ltd, capital........35
69
43
46
43
16%
17%
15% Sale
45
44% July 23
31% Jan.
15% Aug. 31
19
Aug. 16
14% Jan.
16
20% May 10
Sept., 1935]
AGGREGATE
san francisco stock exchange
SALES
san
pean cisco
Low from
stock exchange
In
July 1
Since
:; August
STOCKS
Jan. 1
Shares
510
PRICES IN AUGUST
Auq.31 1935
Shares
Par
29
,4
'
mm mm,
1,338
205
1,090
1,596
i
503
(
300
-
10
:
'mm
25%
ts'H
2
4%
25%
24%
106" 107"
106%
...
Preferred
...100
177 Market Street Ry Co
4,200
;;
26%
Sale
7
25
....
39,379 Marchant Cal Mach Co
mm.mm
,»
9%
7%
18
*
556
9,723
>V'r
Class B
25%
8
29
Leslie-Calif Salt Co capital.*
Llbby McNeill & Libby
L A Gas A Elec Corp pref..i00
Lyons-Magnus Inc A
*
1,195
B
*
18,300 Magnavox Co Ltd (capital)] H
7,566 Magnln A Co (I) common.. *
til,060
5,572
1,270
i
1,806
10,301
1,596
4,926
1,460
7%
19%
7
.........
55
Sale
7%
18
Aug. 31
Ask Bid
Bid
Island Pineapple Co Ltd—
23,747
Common
20
3,098
Preferred
25
1,156 dJantseaKnitting Mills com. *
7,098 Lnngendorf United Bak cl A •
220
1
Aug.
7,813 Honolulu Plantation cap..20
13,372 Hunt Bros Packing Co d A..*
3,059 Hutchlnaon Sug Plant cap.15
935
145
RANGE SINCE JAN.
1933
com
com.
Prior
10
100
100
pref...
Preferred
10
?%
W
2
Ask
30
8
19%
7%
26%
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
28% Aug.
7% Aug. 20
18% Aug. 16
7
Aug.
Lowest
29% Aug.
7% Aug.
19% Aug.
26
Sale
Sale
9
Sale
7%
9%
2
3
Sale
2
2%
12%
11%
12%
100
104
100% 101
Sale
8
8%
1
1%
%
8%
9%
6%
8%
2%
25%
6%
105%
9
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
9%
2%
25%
7%
107
9.
3
2%
1% Aug.
1% Aug.
12% Aug.
101.
13
Aug;
101
7% Aug.
9
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
79,221
199,201
4
2
11.304
2
280
1,022
1,564
512
26
Sale
25
26
Natomas Co capital........*
10
Sale
10%
10%
5%
6
43% Sale
vfi%
6%
6% preferred...........100
349
5%% preferred......... 100
61,579 North Amer Oil Consol cap. 10
2,076 Occidental Insurance cap..10
26,431 Oliver United Filters Inc A..*
40,587
—♦
5
5,774
i
195
12,053
26,906
.
250
8,532
195,406
168,892
56,408
51,380
16,469
94,456
67,828
9,365
3,251
30,115
16,330
7,018
8,229
1,613
41,857
11,833
839
185
V
i!
8,188
845
;
133
533
90
47
829 San Joaq Lt A Pr prior pf.100
19
—
■*.
7,750
7,213
3,937
„
637
282,167
16,684
3,200
35
;
715
m W m m
:
5,859
1,237.102
109,769
57,484
5,138
5,592
Preferred
12.477
15
June 29
4%
3%
10%
Sale
1%
i\rA
133
43%
20
1%
m
W
13
20
ser
1.50
9%
Sale
3
Sale
Sale
17
Sale
109
4% Jan.
2
13% Feb. 20
20% Jan.
8
28
14
1
10% Aug.
28% Aug. 10
28
Aug. 23
25% Aug. 21
44% Aug. 17
102
Aug. 21
3% Aug. 21
19
Aug. 14
112
5
Aug.
134% Aug. 26
45% Aug, 27
28% Aug. 26
2%-Aug. 23
4
Aug. 26
2% Aug. 27
22
Aug. 24
27
Aug. 27
25% Aug. 27
32% Aug. 3l
36% Aug. 14
Sale
39
Sale
99%
1%
15%
Aug,
15
23
27
15
20
6
23%
13
Allg;
Sale
109
134
131
132% 135
44%
45% 43%
21
26%
27%
24%
1%
2%
1%
3
4%
1%
2
2
3
1%
19
20% 20% 17%
Sale
is*
Sale
32% Sale
20
110% 111
103% 104
%
19% Sale
2% Sale
1
Sale
6
7
33% Sale
1
28
29
29
28
28
2
6
31
22
2
14
6
16
16
5
17
8
21
104% 102
20
102
1
22
Aug.
Aug. 14 103
Aug. 14
Aug. 16
109% 112% 110% Aug. 12 112
Aug. 20
98% 103% 101 % Aug. 20 103
Aug. 17
% Sale
% Aug.
5
% Aug.
7
-.52
3
Aug. 7
Aug.
9
9
9% Sale
Aug. 30 10% Aug. 14
88%
94
97% Aug.
9 98
Aug,
8
18% Sale
2%
3
1%
1%
6%
6%
31%
32
37
40
p
9%
99
100
7% Sale
1 IP.
Sale
12
21%
7%
18% Aug. 31
2% Aug.
1
1
Aug.
1
6
Aug.
8
37%
1%
■9%
99%
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
6% Aug.
17% Aug.
11
Aug.
22
Aug.
6% Aug.
23%
8%
120
273
277% 280
Aug. 16
Aug.
5
6
Aug.
Aug. 27
Aug.
8
39
31% Aug. 30
20%
3%
2%
6%
35%
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
2
10%
102%
8
19%
13
22
7%
19% Sale
11
Aug. 21 275
21%
21%
19% Aug.
10
11
10
l
Aug. 27
Aug.
Aug.
Jan.
8
% Feb.
7 102
2
111
36
Jan.
Mar. 13
Jan. 22
Feb. 27
May 3
10
Jan.
3
5% Mar. 15
5% Feb. 22
2% Mar. 22
30
Jan. 23
9
85
88% Jan;:
77
Jan.
8
Mar. 15
Jan.
8
June 21
" Mar. 14
1% Jan.
% Jan.
3
9
6% Jan.
2
28
2
9
Aug. 20
June 11
3*
8*
Aug.
7
Aug.
9
May 23
Aug.
8
87%
14%
20%
3%
2%
6%
May 22
Aug. 15
Aug.
5
Aug.
6
Aug. 27
June 29
39
Feb.
27
112
38% May 24
16
22
Aug. 27
Mar. 14
Mar. 18
10
3
5
Mar. 12
14% Feb. 2
.,
5
27
15 104
% Jan. 28
1% July 21
5% Mar. 29
13
45% Aug. 27
28% Aug. 26
2% Aug. 23
4
Aug. 26
2% Aug. 27
22
Aug. 24
25% Aug. 27
4
Apr.
3
36% Aug. 14
Jan.
2
22
Aug. 14
Feb. 26 103
Aug. 16
19
10
June 26
3% Aug. 21
3 134% June 22
Mar. 14
14%
%
%
1%
10
23
6
,
22
10
23
22
17
7% Feb. 25 19
Aug. 14
70% Jan.
2 112% July 23
Jan.
Jan.
23% Aug. 21
11
Jan.
18
11% June
Aug.
July
25% July
44% Aug.
w*
20% Mar. 13
71
30
106
10
8
Mar. 28
29% Aug. 14
34
Aug. 30
10
Aug. 28
Sale
17%
Mar. 11
9% Mar. 13
21% Mar. 15
12% Jan. 16
2
Apr. 22
10%
23%
26%
24%
Sale
5
14% Aug.
6
29% Aug. 14
34
Aug. 30
10
Aug. 28
15
Sale
100
................10
30
Sale
10
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
3%
5%
34% Sale
101
Sale
11
Sale
Sale
101
12
27%
10%
25%
27%
25%
40%
100
United Air Lines Trans v t c.5
(Consolidated) cl A
5
33%
Preferred...............25
common
Aug.
11% May 24
14
29%
21%
Transamerica Corp capital.. *
Union Oil Co of Calif cap..25
2,936
28
13%
28%
20
Union Sugar Co common..25
6,460
780
13
Feb.
1
7% Jan. 15
Aug. 28
Aug. 22
Aug. 22
100
Yellow A Checker Cab Co—
•XJi
5
3
1% July
2
10% June 29
3% June 27
51
128 Weill A Co (Raphael) pf.lOf
1,204 WellsFargoBk A UuTr cap 100
{West Amer Finance Co pf 10
Western Pipe A Steel of Calif
4»
241
8
% July 16
4% Mar. 1
3% June 27
48
788 Thomas Allec Corp class A._*
26,018 Tide Water Assoc Oil Co com *
3,815
2%
26
1,126 Telephone Investment Corp *
120
75
m
pref
..
394
8,864
i.\
cum conv
Feb.
Jan.
31% Mar. 28
Sierra Pacific El Co pref. 100
5H%
93
2
Aug. 28
Aug. 22
Shell Union OKI Corp com..*
2,640 dSocony-Vaccuum Oil cap. 15
51.638 Sou Pacific Co com (cap'l).lOO
29,178 Sou Pac Golden Gat# cl A..*
Class B_.
9,208
...*
2,721 Spring VatleyCo Ltd capital *
70,291 Stand Oil Co of Calif capital *
<
!i«
28
8% Jan. 23
Aug. 22
........100
326
t
3
19
26
51
com *
65,229
3,162
200
m m
Preferred....
1,150
3,812
m.
..100
5,886 Schleslnger A Sons cl A
321
*.
Prior pref series A
298
3,318
-
•
....
2,824
1,288
'
Preferred series I..
Preferred series 2
3,651
Conv preferred...
560
_..._*
9,810 Rainier Pulp A Pap cl A com *
8,537 Roos Bros Inc common.....1
Series A preferred...
575
100
8
Aug.
Aug.
10
Aug.
9%
9%
2%
48
non-vot..*
........
2
Aug.
1
Aug. 22
11
Aug. 28
28% Aug. 27
21
Aug.
2
4
Aug. 2
11
June
9
16
4
16
3
11
48
Sale
1st preferred.............*
5% Aug.
28
6 101
8
11
22
41
25
2,141 Ry Eq A Rlty Co Ltd cl A...*
Class B
392
*
Aug. 28
Aug. 10
13
9
9
9
18
25
13
26
23
18
22
23
16
51
Sale
..........100
Mar.
May
Apr.
Aug.
Jan.
Jan.
1
Mar.
% Jan.
•
243
103
Jan.
5%
1%
22%
6%
81%
6%
5
May
May
July
July
July
May
Aug.
July
July
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
54
Sale
Preferred.
10 i
29
51
25
com
15
5
47%
27
First preferred
•
Pac Tel A Tel Co common. 100
Jan.
Jan.
43
com. 25
Pac Pub Serv
19% July
40
6% 1st preferred........25
5H% let preferred...
25
Pacific Lighting Corp com..*
SO dividend pref
•
7,641
665
v;
Pacific Gas A Elec Co
51,533 Paraffin# Cos, Inc., com....*
1,221 Phillips Petroleum Co cap..*
3.778 Pig'n Whistle Corp partic pf *
1,375
1,572
: .U'A 271
2,694
::
PaauhauSugarPlantCo capl5
23
20% Jan.
15
6
26
7
5
22
23
16
8
3
4
*
North Amer Ins Corp—
Common
..........100
10
Jan.
3
i
I*
...100
A common series 1
32% May 27
7% May 29
7% Aug.
9
26
Aug. 20
25% Aug.
Sale Prices
7
7
v,9
3%
Highest
Sale Prices
26
Jan.
2
Nat Auto Fibres Inc Ttc
19,127
1
to
Jan.
21
17% Jan.
2
il*
Aug. 30
Feb.
19
May 27
102% Aug. 16
8
Aug.
20% May
May
26
May
7% Aug.
i!®
10
22
23
18
27
4% Mar. 13
94
Feb.
1 125
June 21
230
Jan.
5 280
July 31
% Feb.
1
% Mar. 20
10% Jan.
4
Jan.
13
6
23% Aug. 21
11
*
No par value,
1 Removed from list
Aug.
7
t Removed from list Feb. 28 and 6% of 1945 substituted in its place
Maturity date advanced to 1945 effective Mar. 1 1935.
April 5.
"
"*
* *—-*
-*«■
|lst; AprH 5. a Suspended at clow of business May 14 1935 and removed from listing and temporary registration at opening of business
May 22 1935.
b Called for redemption June 1 1935.
Suspended at close of business on May 31 1935 and removed from listing and temporary registration
c Removed from list
at opening of business on June 8 1935.
June 4.
d Removed from list July 15.
e Removed from list July 31.
f Admitted to list
July 10.
.
_
The National Securities Exchanges on which low prices since July 1
1933 were made (designated by superior figures in tables) are as follows:
• New York Stock.
2 New York Curb.
7 Buffalo Stock.
12 Cincinnati Stock.
17 Los Angeles Stock.
.
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'
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•
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v.
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•
■*
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Los
J'-',-■?•■■
Angeles Stock Exch.
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
:?:8
w
RANGE OF PRICES ON THE LOS ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE
^
Stock Sales
•
Shares_
August.
Jan. 1 to Aug. 31
AGGREGATE
Jan. 1 to Aug. 31
Aug. 311935
$3,000
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN AUGUST
1
July 1 1933
BONDS
1934
Since
August
.
$2,000
$34,000
August
Low from
LOS ANGELES
STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES
In
1935
Bond Sales
1935 ^ t
1934
622,998
99,768
4,594,137
1,496,832
Jan. 1
1
Aug.
*2,000
2,000
5,000
;
5,000
'39-49
1952
-—--1961
Home Owners' Loan 2%
Southern Call / Edison 5s
So Calif Gas 4%s
1,000 U S Govt Treas 3%s_.1946-44
2%s
1960-55
1,000
10,000 U S Liberty Loan 4%s. 1932-47
STOCKS
Shares.
Shares.
100
2,700
90
150
1,300
1
1,000 Barnhart-Morrow Cons
9,100 BarnsdsU OH Corp A.......5
17,800 Bolsa Cblca Oil Corp A
10
200
"""187
3,900
4,000
500
15,800
1,000
350
800
98
600
600
1,700
6,000
2,000
6,800
2,100
100
Pref
10
B
1,679 Broadway Dept Store pfd.100
80,000 Buckeye Union Oil com
1
Common rot tr ctfs..... 1
59,850
Preferred
.1
85,633
Preferred rot trust ctfs_.l
250,222
3,600 Byron Jackson Co..........*
....
I,850
2,500
1,300
1,900
8,500
11,450
23,700
19,500
31,200
10,200
Ask
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
100'5j2Aug. 15 100'532Aug. 15
100,532
100's32Aug. 15 100'sJ2Aug. 15
105
:gjf
Mi*mummm'
••*»«.«>«
rnmmmmm
••••••
June
11 105
June 11
104% Apr. 17 104% Apr.
1067ja Apr. 30 1067ja Apr.
101,#j2 Apr. 30 101'*j zApr.
101,#»Mar. 15 101l,ia Apr.
17
30
30
30
par
1,585 Ambassador Petroleum Co__l
17,100 Bandlnl Petroleum Co.....1
*
y 245 Barker Bros common....
270
Lowest
Sale Prices
Aug. 31
Ask Bid
Bid
65c
60c
3%
4%
Sale
2
"3" Sale"
1%
84
4c
8c
9c
6c
Sale
14c
22c
10c
16c
14c
18c
12c
Sale
24
Calif Packing Corp.........*
31
Central Investment Corp. 100
13
Chapman's Ice Cream Co...*
Chrysler Corp........
5
Citizens Nat T Be S Bank. .20
Claude Neon Elec Prod Ltd.*
Consolidated Oil Corp......*
Consolidated Steel com....*
Preferred................*
1%
59%
ion
8%
1 %
9%
12**
27#
13%
30
Sale
.
_
_
2%
59%
14
1%
Sale
Sale
1%
10%
J*
62
61**
29% Sale
Sale
9**
&
Aug. 27
3% Aug.
5
6% Aug. 10
60
Aug.
8
60c
3
1.05
Aug.
Aug.
41
3
July
3% Aug. 15
Aug.
1
84% Aug.
6c
Aug.
6c
Aug.
15c
Aug.
12c
Aug.
12** Aug.
2
26
22
12
20
1
87
22% Aug.
31
Aug.
13** Aug.
1** Aug.
59
Aug.
25** Aug.
10
Aug.
8** Aug.
1% Aug.
9
Aug.
1
1
19
19
27
6
14
1
3
21
30
2
10%
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
15c
Aug.
14c
Aug.
13% Aug.
8c
8c
27
6
6
12
10
17
25c
24c
Jan.
2
Aug.
1
Mar. 16
2
Aug.
61% Aug.
Aug.
10
Aug.
9
Aug.
2
Aug.
10
Aug.
I
1.^
3*50*
Aug. 19
Mar 14
Apr.
1
July 31
Mar. 14
5
Feb.
Mar. 20
18
Jan.
31
25% Jan.
55c
55c
Feb.
6
Feb. 13
8
5
13% Aug. 17
7% Jan.
31
33
16
60c
Feb.
57 %c Feb.
20
Aug.
35% Aug.
14% Aug.
Jan.
4
Apr.
1
4% June 26
60
Aug.
8
4c
May
3
10% May 15
4% Mar. 29
1% Mar. 15
87
July 16
4% June
2
8c
12% Sale
60c
5c
87
15c
California Bank new...._.25
430 Crystalite Products Corp...*
Preferred
10
........100
2c
85
15c
21%
Aug. 27
Aug. 31
Aug.
8
Aug.
3
55
5c
1%
84%
60c
3
6
53
51%
"3"
60c
Sale
Sale
5%
29
Aug. 15
41% Feb. 16
14% Aug. 28
3% Feb. 19
30
61% Aug.
9
Aug. 14
11% Mar. 5
10% May 17
2% May 25
10
May 25
45c
Apr. 24
25% Jan
29
33
&
283 District Bond Co..........25
900
4,600 Douglas Aircraft Inc.......*
4,100
3,500
73
35,800 Emaco Derr Be Equip Co..__.5
20,425 Exeter Oil Co A...........1
rioo
2,000
141
y
100
6,000
21,500
18,300
37,700
504
15,000
3,700
300
"300
10,700
500
2,000
2 000
"i'iod
7,300
300
400
300
4,000
1,500
300
400
1,200
133
572 Farmers Be Merch Nat Bk.ltt
1,500
19,400
7,000
573
2,200
95
28%
12%
12c
13
15c
382** 399
10c
397
20c
405
Gladding McBean Be. Co
*
Globe Grain Be Milling Co..25
Golden State Co
.*
Goodyear T Be R Akron com.*
Goodyear T Be R(CaUf) pf.lOfl
Hancock Oil Co A
.._.*
8,856 Holly Development Co
1
1
5,000 Jade OU Co
285,715 Klnner Air pi 5c Motor Corp.l
1
401,250 Lincoln Petroleum Corp
1
138,800 Lockheed Aircraft Corp
10,707 L A Gas 5t Elec 6% pref
100
109,600 L A Industries Inc.........2
24,500 L A Investment Co_...._..10
505 Marbellte Corp..........
*
53
Preferred
........25
..1
6,700 Mascot Oil Co
1
1,225 Merchants Petroleum Co
2,011 Mills Alloys Inc A.........*
B
*
1,337
9,220 Mt Diablo OU Ming 5t Dev..l
547 Mortgage Guarantee Co..100
9%
5%
5%
19**
10
m ?H
5%
•
6%
19**
19%
19%
16** Sale
15%
15% Aug. 22
16% Aug.
47c
35c
Jan.
2c
Jan.
38c
Jan,
50c
1
Aug.
Aug.
Aug. 28 35c Aug.
4% Aug.
Aug. 16
Sale
105% Aug. 19 107% Aug.
1 % Aug.
6
1.40 Aug.
1%
Sale
5
5% Aug.
Aug. 5
Sale
Sale
30c
Sale
3** Sale
106
Sale
1** Sale
5**
0**
45c
29c
28c
1.10
81
3
60c
5
30c
23c
16c
2
4
3
25c
20c
12 c
24c
14c
25c
%
19c
3**
,
Aug. 23
3
14c
18c
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
25c
43c
5c
8c
63
213
19%
21
12
14
13%
10
11%
10%
10
10
25% Sale
27%
27%
25%
25
25%
26
27
27**
25**
25
Aug.
25c
10c
18%
10
3
30c
1
40c"
""S"
"5%
Aug. 29
30c
Feb. 28
May 20
Jan. 25
15c
June 10
2% July
3
Aug. 23
62 %c May
9
21c
June
6
5
Jan. 14
W*
5
Aug.
19% Aug.
14
Aug.
11** Aug.
10** Aug.
24% Aug.
26% Aug.
25% Aug.
45c
8c
28
2
15
17
30
28
29
19
Aug. 29
6% Aug.
Aug.
14
Aug.
11V Aug.
10*< Aug.
28
Aug.
27
Aug.
25% Aug.
22
1st preferred.............*
3,200
30,500
23,100
10,100 Pacific Western Oil Corp...*
71,800 Republic Petr Co Ltd.....It
1
38,200 Rice Ranch Oil Co.....
203
1,277
1,095 Samson Corp B common....*
5,179
6% Preferred...........It
6
63 San Joaquin LAP 6% pr pf 100
324
7% preferred...........100
7,300
48,800 Security First Nat Bank...20
Wot footnotes set past 71.
■■h
""1% "VA
15%
16
7%
7
1** Sale
21c
35c
37c
2**
"3%
16%
9
2**
100
100
105
110
45% Sale
9%
2% Sale
20c
37c
3
17%
46**
24c
....
3
2%
16%
7%
1%
21c
Aug. 12
Aug. 10
5
Aug.
2
Aug.
Aug. 16
37c Aug. 14
7
2% Aug.
15
17
5
27
Aug. 14
7
2% Aug.
....
47
8% Jan.
20% Mar.:
72
Jan. :
% Feb.
1% May
7% Jan.
7% Jan. !
1% Aug.
21c
Aug, :
Aug. 14
2% Jan. 18
Apr.
4
Jan. 14
Apr.
2
37c
37c
Aug. 20
Aug. 20 110
2
49% Aug, 13
45% Aug.
110
28
"9
40c
27
24
11
26c
20
Mar. 22
June
3
Aug. 23
Mar. 4
Apr. 11
2
8c
May 31
2% May 21
6% Aug. 16
22
Aug. 28
14
Aug. 15
11% Aug. 17
10% Apr. 22
28% Aug. 13
27% July 13
25% July 17
30
13
iii;
Feb.
4% July
May
22c
Apr.
5% Feb.
1% Feb.
49c
60c
16
3% Aug. 22
16% Aug. 10
11
Aug. 23
3% Aug. 24
9
25c
Aug.
67**cFeb. 19
80c
Feb. 11
4% Aug. 31
107% Aug.
5
1% July 26
7% Apr.
5
18c
28
19
9
Aug. 21
16**
16**
19
18% 16% Aug.
1
40** 41
44% Aug. 17
40** Sale
40% Aug.
99% 101% 100** Sale 100
Aug. 19
Aug. 28 101
22% May 17
Feb.
8
Jan. 12
40c
2c
30c
26c
Aug. 23
9
Aug.
Aug. 13
6
Aug.
*
Pacific PubUc Service......*
Feb.
Jan.
4
40c
8c
900
July*
Jan.
Jan.
49c
30c
17c
Olinda Land Co............1
500 Pacific American Fire Ins. .10
2,600
Feb.
9% Jan.
6
x
88
88
33
<1
24
Aug. 27
Jan.
8
Feb. 16
16% Mar.
31c
25c
200
Mar. 14
2c
Sale
Sale
"~2~, 200
July
July
Apr.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Apr.
4
Aug. 30
Mar. 23
40c
43c
860 Pacific National Co....
9%
6%
6%
20%
Jan.
40c
21c
5,900 Pacific Indemnity Co......l0
8,300 Pac Lighting Corp com.....*
2,481
t% preferred............*
6
Aug.
9
Aug.
Aug. 27
Aug. 23
■
10
Aug.
Jan.
July
2c
35c
Oceanic Oil Co.............1
3,600 Pacific Clay Products......*
42,800 Pac Finance Corp coasaaon.lt
Preferred series A.......10
2,400
Preferred serlee C ......It
3,200
Preferred serlee D
..10
2,600
17,500 Pac Gas Be Elec Co com....25
1st pref t%
II,600
.........25
1st preferred 5%%—
2,500
25
9**
5%
6%
20%
July
Aug. 21
Aug. 15
Mar.
Aug. 21
7
Aug. 15
12c
7
Aug.
Aug. 30 340
76
Nordon Corp.... .......... .5
Occidental Pet Corp....
1
9
31%
30** Aug.
15
5
13
Aug.
12c
12c
7
Aug.
395
Aug. 21 400
6% July
19% Mar.
Gilmore Oil Co.............*
79,300
34,700
2,600
15,420
17,000
28%
6**
9
31
31%
13** Sale
19
Aug. 21
44% Aug. 17
June 26
% Feb.
9
3% Aug. 22
16% Aug. 10
11
Aug. 23
3% Aug. 24
45c
Jan.
4
102
38c
3
May
6
June 10
June 21
July 22
Aug. 13
-/
-v,
Sept., 1935]
AGGREGATE
LOS
SALES
In
Jan. 1
Shares
-LOS ANGELES
STOCK EXCHANGE
Low from
Shares
1,184
21,500
1,086
4,900
8,300
STOCKS
Aug. 311935
Security Co units
Shell Union Oil Corp......
B common
So cony Vacuum Oil Co....
So Calif Edison Ltd com...
39
Sale
25%
23% Sale
25
....
26%
26%
....
565 So Counties Gas 6%
pref.l
3,500
"""800
100
.....
.....
19% Sale
•
124,900 Union
33% Sale
7
Sale
107%
17%
Sale
Oil
Co
10
100 Van de Kamps Bakeries
343 Weber Showcase Ac Fix
pfd__*
35,874 Wellington Oil Co
1
200 Western Air Express Corp.. 10
600 Western Pipe Ac Steel Co
100
1,700
128,000
121,050
131,500
2,000
1,200
169,689
116,100
18,000
5,000
30,000
4,400
24,400
21*
Sale
33
36
28%
26%
25%
26%
26%
28%
27%
25%
31% Aug. 19
11
Aug. 13
9% Aug.
6
2
19% Aug.
34% Aug. 28
27% Aug. 3
25
Aug. 12
1
23% Aug.
21% Aug.
39
Aug.
28% Aug.
27% Aug.
25% Aug.
15%
6%
5%
9%
13
21
1
28
11
Mar
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
11% Mar.
21
29
Feb.
Aug.
18% Aug.
27
Aug.
31 %
32%
32
Jan
19
20
19
35% Aug.
10
8
May
Aug.
June
Aug.
Aug.
23
21
18
23
30
27% July
Aug.
21% Aug.
27
Aug.
28% Apr.
3
29
17
16
25
10
90
31
8
Feb.
13
July
25
104
13% Mar. 14
7% Jan.
7
27% Apr. 23
9
June
15%
21%
39%
28%
27%
Feb.
13
Jan.
3
28% Mar. 14
38% May 24
6%
7% Sale
112
17% Sale
"~6% "T" Sale"
4%.. 5
4%
90c
97%c
.....
4%
5% Aug. 29
85c
95c
5
90c
Aug. 10
90c
19
22
35
Jan.
June
8
Apr. 16
19% Aug. 27
7
4% Mar. 12
" Feb.
15
Jan.
3c
Jan.
2
'Jan.
80
5
Aug. 10
5 105
July 18
30
20% May 23
7
June
4c
1
7
1
8% May
w
11
5
July 31
55c
May 29
2% July 20
^5% Aug."22
Aug. 12
4
8
Apr. 16
11
27
10
29
23
7"^ Aug." 15
5
4%
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
June
35
6
Aug.
19%
1
8 v
6% Aug.
110
Aug. 29 110
2
17% Aug.
19%
3
2
6
80 Jan.
Aug. 29
21% Aug. 17
27
Aug. 16
July
13
2
Jan.
104
Aug. 28
15
13
2
Jan.
23
30
23
Jan.
103
Sale
31% Aug. 19
11% May 23
10% Mar. 13
Feb.
102
18%
26% Aug.
2
10% Aug. 21
8
Aug. 22
22
19
314 Union Bank 8c Trust Co...50
Oil of Calif.
....25
128,750 U S Oil & Royalties Co
25
MINING
J*.
Highest
Sale Prices
25
17,300
3,000
9%
Lowest
Sale Prices
10
18%
'
31
Highest
Sale Prices
25
Preferred......
134,900 Universal Cons
30
9
Lowest
75
•
100
1
Sale Prices
160
65,900
6,300
Ask
.....
4,800 Taylor Milling Corp.....
248,300 Trantamerica Corp
"
RANGE SINCE JAN.
........
42,900 Standard Oil of Calif
378 Superior Oil Co
28
Sale
27%
..........
483
A preferred
251 Souare D Co Inc
>10
7% preferred..
16
'19% Sale"
56,600 Southern Pacific Co
..1
1,121 Square D Co B common...
-
27
11
9%
9
...
Aug. 31
Ask Bid,
9
35
■
1
Aug.
24%
10%
Signal Oil-Gat A
10,900
100
PRICES IN AUGUST
Bid
Original preferred......
7% preferred.
4% preferred...........
#%% preferred..
500 So Calif Gas 6% pref A
1,200
6% preferred....
10,300
71
to
4,235
6,600
35,100
V- v
400
7,800
114,600
3,043
29,800
55,100
58,100
400
1,500
EXCHANGE
July 1 1933
Since
August
STOCK
ANGELES
Aug. 12
19%
July
14% Feb. 27
5
5
July
July
July
2% July
19
July
11
31
22
20
13
19% Jan.
8
1
r
STOCKS—
Alaska Juneau Gold M Co 10c
Black Mammoth Cons M ColOc
15%
16%
8c
11c
08c
Calumet Gold Mines Co.. 10c
4%c
4c
Imperial Development Co_25c
lc
12c
p 2c
5
,
Oatman Ralnb Gold M Co. 10c
Prince Cons Mining Co...10c
Tom Reed Gold Mines Co
Zenda Gold Mining Co
16%
09c
15% Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
lc
Aug.
2~
15% Aug. 22
j lc
Aug.
3
6c
Aug.
8
10 l%c
Aug. 10
15% Aug. 22
09c
23
7c
June
10%c 4%c
29
3c
July
lc
Aug. 10
lc
Jan.
lc
2c
2c
'
3c
1
46c
1
5%c
51c
7c
43c
5c
Aug. 13 48c
2 6%c
Aug.
Aug. 29
Aug. 21
35c
5c
6
26
2
Mar. 22
July
Aug.
3
2
17c
Jan.
13%cJan.
4c
lc
Jan.
Jan.
3
5
24
2
Mar. 22
3c
51c
Jan.
25
22c
Jan.
25
UNLISTED
STOCKS—
18,925 Amer Tel & Tel Co.......100
2,621
2,100 (The) Aviation Corp (Del)..5
3,671 Bethlehem Steel Corp
•
21,700 Cities Service Co...........1*
400 Cord Corp
5
8,600 General Electric Co.
28,500 General Motors Corp......10
7,800 Montgomery Ward Ac Co....*
9,600 Packard Motor Car Co......*
17,400 Radio Corp of America
..*
"""ioo
6,900
'""§5o
8,500
1,800
800
4,400
100
3%
37%
1%
3%
29%
par
value,
x
Odd lot.
v;
Sale
4%
37%
37
130% Aug.
2 141% Aug. 17
Sale"
29
32%
Sale
2%
37%
Sale
37% Aug.' 21
2
1% Aug.
38%
3
Aug"." 2 i
Aug. 21
.....
32%
Sale
4%
Sale
6%
5,600 Tide Water Assoc Oil.......*
11,900 Warner Bros Pictures.....5
/• No
136%
3%
Sale
322 Standard Oil Co (New Jer).25
1,100
3,700
Sale
i
34%
4%
6%
"f% Pm
6
Sale
32
4%
6%
46%
10
5
Aug. y7
3
Aug.
2
Aug.
Aug. 19
1
Aug.
8
Aug.
3
Aug.
2
Aug.
Aug." 15
45
*
Aug.
36% Aug.
5
Aug.
7% Aug.
46% Aug.
10% Aug.
6
Aug.
12
9
1
14
8
10
31
99%
3%
23%
%
2%
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
June
21% Mar.
27
22
Mar.
3%
4%
37%
8%
2%
Mar.
Apr.
Apr.
Mar.
Apr.
Mar.
141% Aug. 17
2
5% Jan.
37% Aug. 21.
Aug.
4% Jan.
Aug.
Aug.
36% Aug.
5% Jan.
7% Aug.
48% June
11% May
Aug.
11
(
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V
15
12
9
7
14
19
22
31
.
.
Th?1?aiIo^al, t8.cu^itlQS, JwhMSM
•
21
' 7
®a which low prices since July 1 1933 were nnde (designated by superior figures in tables), are as follows:
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«• Chicago Board of Trade. 18 Detroit Stock.
» Pittsburgh Stock
o San Francisco Curb
California
New,York Produce.
•
Stock Exchange
8 Boston Stock.
» Salt Lake
City Stock Exchange.
** San Francisco Stock
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dealings on the leading stock exchanges of
date, are furnished. In this department of
GeneralQdotations we combine in one comprehensive whole, securities of all classes and descriptions, not only
those dealt in on the exchanges, but also leading unlisted and inactive securities.
The following is an index
In the earlier part
tha country, for
to
of this publication complete records of the
the latest month and for the calendar year to
the different classes of
securities quoteds
Page
Pag«
Page
Seats
...
88
Federal Land Bank Bonds............... 98
Joint Stock Land Bank Securities........118
Railroad Stocks......................... 76
Mining Stocks—89
Real Estate Bonds....
Foreign Government Bonds.............. 96
Industrial Bonds........................ 86
Municipal Bonds (Domestic)............. 98
Canadian............................. 97
Exchange
Industrial
Stocks....................... 89
Public Utility Bonds.....................
78
.......................116
Public Utility Stocks....................
Railroad Bonds.......—...—————'
84
Insurance Stocks
Investing Companies
Securities......... 77
-
71
.
■
.
.
.................
94
Real Estate Trust and Land Stocks....... 89
Textile Stocks........................... 89
Title Guarantee and Safe Deposit
Stocks.. 89
98
98
United States Government Securities.....
United States Territorial Bonds..........
near as possible far toe closing day of the month precedino the date of issue.
As the New York Stock
1909 to quote all bond prices "and Interest," we have adopted the same method and no longer employ a designating
where there is a deviation from this rule. The reader will understand, therefore, that unless the letter "/" i» prefixed
to the price, he must pay accrued tnterest in addition to the price.
This, however, does net apply to income bonds or bonds In default. In whlch cases
the price Includes the Interest, should there be any.
The letter "/" prefixed to bond prices denotes that the quotation Is a flat price—that Is. that the accrued Interest forms part of the price, and
Quotations for all securities are as
Exchange began with Jan. 2
mark to Indicate the fact except
provide for It separately In making payment. As already stated In the case of Income bonds and bonds in
"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.
Jt should be borne in mind In the use of these tables that the quotations for many inactive and unlisted securities are merely nominal, but In all
cases the figures are obtained from sources which are considered reliable.
:
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The foUowIng 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.
therefore the purchaser does not have to
default, the price is always
NOTICE,—AH bond prices
Bid.
Bonds.
RAILROAD BONDS
are
"and interest" except where
marked "f" and Income and defaulted bonds.
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask
Boston A Maine
Atlantic Ooast Line of S O—
u
93
Adirondack 1st 44s 1942 guMAJS
100
Akron A Barb Belt g 4s 1942 _ JAD
Akron Oanton A Youngstown—
Gen & ref 6s 1946 ser A—AAO / 46
Gen A ref 54» 1945 ser B AAO / 46
Alabama Great Southern—
108
1st cons g 5s 1943 ser A—JAD
99
1st cons 4s 1943 ser B
JAD
Alabama Tennessee A NorthernPrior lien 6s 1948——
JAJ
96
48
48
994
8
3
Gen Income 6s Oct 1948 ...JAJ
Alabama A Vlcksburg By—„
1st M g 5s 1974 series A—MAN
Gen 1st g 4s
July 1948
1948—JAJ
2d g 4s 1948
Atlantic A Yadkin—
—JAJ
1034
754
64
/
/
22
16
Allegheny Valgen 4s 1942—
Allegheny A western—
1st mtge guar 4s 1998
AAO
Ann Arbor 1st g 4s 1995——Q-J /
Ark A Mem By Brge A Term—
1st M 5s 1964
-MAS
Aroostook Nor 6s g 1947
AAO
Atchison Topeka A Santa Fe—
Gen mtge gold 4s 1995—AAO
Adjustment 4s July 1 1995 Nov
Stamped
MAN
Oonv g 4s of '09 due 1955 JAD
Oonv g 4s of '05 due 1955. JAD
Oonv g 4s of '10 due 1960 .JAD
Oonv deb 44s 1948
JAD
Trans 8 L 1st g 4s 1958—JAJ
Oal-Arlx 1st A rf4 He '62 op MAS
Rocky Mt Dlv 4s 1965—.JAJ
Athens Terminal By—
1st g 5s 1937
JAJ
Atl A Birm. Se« Seab'd Air Line
Atlanta A Charlotte Air Line—
1st M4^i 1944 ser A
JAJ
1st M 5s 1944 ser B
JAJ
Atlanta Knoxville A Northern
1st mtge gold 5s 1946
JAD
Atlanta A St Andrews Bay—
1st 6s. 1938
AAO
Atlanta Terminal 6s 1939—.FAA
Atlantic Oity gu 4s 1951
JAJ
1st M 54« 1929 extd as 6%
to May 1954
MAN
Atlantic Ooast Line BB—
1st cons 4s July 11952—-MAS
Ool tr g 4s Oct 1 1952 op.MAN
Oonv deb 4s 1939 op 1916MAN
Gen unlf ser A 44« 1964. JAD
,
10-yr coll tr 5s May 1 '45.MAN
a
b
Equipment trust 4 4s
Eq 64s Feb 1936 (year) FAA »
Eq 4Hs 1936-41 E (yr)
FAA b
76
654
234
17
108
874
924
57
60
105
1948—AAO
1st M 5s July 1 1948
AAO
5-yr sec notes 44« 1939 .FAA
Oonv g 43*s 1960
FAA
Bef A gen 5s 1995 series A. JAD
Bef A gen 6s 1995 series O. JAD
Bef A gen 5s 2000 ser D—MAS
Bef A gen 5s series F1996. MAS
Eq tr 44« 1936-40 (yr)—MAN
Eq tr 44* '30-'41 O (yr)—FAA
Eq tr 5s 1936-37 (yr)
FAA
Eq tr 5s 1936-38 (yr)
FAA
.
101
105
100 4
m
¥i"
Befund gold 4s 1941—MAN
Dlv 1st 5s 1950
JAJ
W
1084
102
1024
1044
1054
1004
107
1074
109""
1094
1104
1054
35
1004
102""
103
1154
117
85
i074
94
1034
——
1959—JAJ
Bangor A Aroostook—
1st M 5s g Jan 1 1943
JAJ
Cons refund g 4s 1951
JAJ
4s stamped 1951—
Medford Ext 5s 1937
MAN
Plscat Dlv g 5s Jan 1943—AAO
St Johns Biv Ext gu 5s '39-FAA
Van Bur Ext 5s g Jan '43.AAO
Washburn Ext 1st 5s *39..FAA
Battle Greek A Sturgls—
1st guar g 3s 1989...
JAD
Bedford Beit 1st 5s 1938
JAJ
Beech Or 1st 4s g gu 1936...JAJ
2d guar gold 5s 1936
JAJ
Beech Ork Ext 34« 1951-.AAO
Bellefonte Central 1st 6s '49.FAA
belt RB A Stk Yds (Ind'p'lis)—
1st ref gold 4s 1939
MAN
Belvldere DjI 1st 34s 1943.. JAJ
Big Sandy By 1st g 4s 1944. JAD
Birm Terra 1st g 4s 1957 gu MAS
Bluff Point Land A Imp 1st 4s *40
Boonville St L A Sou 6s '51.FAA /
924
924
733*
734
73
76
78
91
®
3.00
1.50
3.50
70
70
3 60
3.60
3.60
3.60
to 2%
1%
lstjgold 5s 1938.JAD
101
108
1083*
107
107
110
107
108
108
63
80
65
100 4
k
684
60
General 5s g 1937
Con g 43*s 1957
Buff A Susquehanna
MAS
MAN
k
JAD
July 1 1938
JAJ
July 1937
JAJ
4 Vie Impt 1978—
FAA
1st mtge 4 fie ser A 1943—AAO
34s Jan 1 1951-.—
-J&J
Bef 33*f 1952 gu N Y O..AAO
1003*
934
102
|
28""
100
1013*
103 k
1013*
83
853*
973*
78
81
77
80
FAA
1941-JAJ
%
31
32
67
33
70
106
1023*
1034
624
984
1074
1034
A.AAO
104?*
634
914
19
1003*
1124
1954.MA8
JAJ
43*e guar 1951..........MAS
43*s guar 1956
FAA
44s guar 1955
JAD 16
40-yr 5s guar 1970
FAA
5s guar July 1 1969..
JAJ
5s guar Oct 1 1989
AAO
1C9
108 5*
1957
—
109
i093*
1114
114
112
114
b 3 50
Eq tr 4 3*s 1936 1942 (gu) MAN
b 3 50
JAD
Eq tr 43*s 1936-45(ann)
b 3 50
Equipment trust 6s..........
Oauadian Northern—
3 F deb 7s 1940
8 F deb 84s 1946
_
JAD
JAJ
1939—-JAJ
*
n Nominal.
624
4.00
4s 1955—
FAA
105
Cambria A Ind 1st 44B '68
JAJ
b 3.60
Eq tr 53*s 1936-38 (year) MAN
89
Canada Atl By 1st 4s 1955
J AJ
Gen M g
Winnipeg Term 4s
k Last sale.
82
fk 194
Butte Anaconda A Pac 5s*44
4 3*s guar
924
5s
t This price Includes accrued interest.
80
60
4.00
BR Oorp—
i
b Basis.
1013*
Buffalo Rochester A Pittsburgh—
Can Nat Rys 43*8 gn
1033*
25
31™
3§
105
Canada South 5s 1962 ser
106
83
liT^
80
814
100
Oam A Clear—1st 5s g
10I4
1014
2.50%
4.00
JAJ
1st ref 6s 1961
Certificates of deposit
109
71
4 00
903*
1st 4s Dec 30 1963
JAJ
Burl Oedar Rapids A NorthCon 1st A coll tr 5s g '34.-AAO *f 17
110
95
78
79
1st mtge gtd 4s 1938—...JAJ
Buffalo oreek 1st 5a 1941.-.JAJ
114
105
44s
..:V
..MAN
.AAO
g 88
Brunswick A Western—
113
98?*
5s June 1942
88
„
MAS
6s 1967 ser AO
5s 1955 ser 2
2d (now
97 4
94 4
844
5s Oct '63.-JAJ
Boston A Albany
m
1st m
854
85
86
85
1st m 4?*s 1961 ser JJ
Eq 43*s 1936-1943 (yr)—AAO
Equipment trust 5s.......
Bost A Maine (old)
4s Feb 1 1937
hAA
4s Aug 1942
FAA
3s July 1950
JAJ
Equip 53*s 1936-1937(yr)FAA
Eq tr 6s 1936-38 (year)—JAD
Boston ANY Air Line—
1st mtge gu g 4s 1955——FAA
Boston Kev Beach A Lynn—
1st m 4?*s July 15 1947.JAJ16
Gen m 6s '33 extd to '38. JAJ 15
Brooklyn A Montauk—
106
Toledo A Oln Dlv 4s
1st
§1^
§33*
82
6s Jan 1943.....
5s May 1940..............
90
Ask.
82
84
.
86
104
1st M 4s g July 1
S
—
look
5s 1941
JAI
Augusta Union Stat 4s 1953-JAJ
Baft A Harris g 5s 1936
MAN
1st M West Ext g 5s 1938 MAN
1st mtge gtd g
mmmm
1947
5s May 1943..................
5s Mar 1942
45
_
108
1014
April
5s Apr 1944....—
5s June 1945
6s Jan 1946
1084
1st mtge gu g 4s 1949
AAO
Aug Term 1st gu g 6s 1947—AAO
Austin A Northwestern—
PIttsb Lake Erie A W Va—
94
4s-5s
(new) 5a Sept '41
...
Baltimore A Ohio—
98
Albany A Susq 34« g 1946.AAO
Alleghany Oorp—
Ooll tr conv 5s 1944
FAA
Ooll A conv 5s 1949.—.-JAD
..A&O
29?*
25
IV*
24
_
5s stamped 1950
102
100
JAJ
Atl A Danville 1st 4s
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask.
* Negotiability impaired by maturity.
103 3*
123
98
104
1234
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
Bid.
Canadian NW4Hs Oct 221943-
98
Canadian Pacific—
Cons deben 4s perpetual. -J&J
102 %
20-yr coll tr 4 Ks 1946
M&8
Coll tr 6s 1964
104 M
J&D
S f 4Kb Dec 16 1944—J&D15
95 K
Coll tr 4Ks I960
100
j«J
111
Conv coll tr 0sl942
M&S
111K
Bq tr 6s 1944
J&J
Bq tr 4Ks 1936-1938 s-a_. J&D b 3.50
Bq tr 4 As 1940-1946 s-a.J&D b 3 50
Caro Cent 1st k gu 4s 1949..J&J / 41
Oaro Clinch & Ohio 6s 1938. J&D
107 %
1st cons 6s 1952 ser 4.J&8D16
108 K
Carthage & Adirondack—
1st mtge guar g 4s 1981-.J&D
72
107
Oatawlssa cons g 4s 1948—.A&O
Cent Ark & East 1st 6s 1940. J&J
OentrBr Un Pac 1st g 4s *48. J&D
Central of Georgia—
87
103 K
105 %
96 K
100 M
111K
112
3
3
108 K
109 %
n!^N,eW.fTn8 1!t
Central of New
85
19
53K
qu ** 1061 J&J
Jersey—
46 X
22
85
J&J /
6s 1946
29%
85
|q tr 4%a '35-'40serQ(yr)M&N
g
48
33 X
20
9
8
Bq tr 5s 1936-'38 (yriy)..J&D
Chat Div gold 4s 195I...J&D /
Macon & Nor g 6s 1946
J&J /
MidGa&Ati 1st 6s 1947..J&J f
Mobile Div
75
28
Ref & gen 5s 1959 ser C..A&0 /
Bq tr 4Kb '36-'40ser P(yr)M&S
*
Gen M (now 1st) g 6s 1987 J&J
100
Gen M 4s 1987
90 X
,_J&J
b 2.75
Bq tr
4Kf 1936-*41 (yr)_.F&A
Central Pacific¬
ist ref 4s g guar 1949
100K
P&A
1st g guar 4s Oct 11954. ..A&O
101K
Guar g 6s 1960—
P&A
m Burooean loan 4s 1946.M&8 /
Central BR & Banking of Ga—
°pH tr g 6s 1937
Central Vermont
63
_
72
69
Ry—
6
4.50
3.25%
101 %
102 %
100K
Bq tr 6s Dec 14 35 *44 (yr)
Charleston & Savannah—
General gold 4s 1988
..J&J f
Certificates of deposit...— 1
36
J&J
Charleston & Western Carolina—
50
Ref g 4« 1934 opt to 1911—A&O
Certificate of deposit....—-
Yl2H
M&S
/if*
Sec 4K® 1962 ser A
Certificates of deposit
101K
it*
30-yr. conv. 4Kb 1960—M&N
65
Bq tr 5s 1936-38 (s-a)
J&D
60
65
Bq 4Ks "36-'42 O (yr)——J&J
60
§ ^ 65
Eq tr 4Ks '36-'45 (s-a).—J&D
Chicago St Louis & N O—
104
105 %
Con g 5s June 15 '51—J&D 15
89
Con g 3Ks June 15'51 J&D.15 k
79 ;
82%
Mem Div 1st 4s 1951
J&D
Chic Terre Haute & Southeast
J 73 K
1st & ref g 5s Dec 1 '60 opt J&D
62
Inc ntge 5s Dec 1 I960--M&S
107 X
Chic Un Stat 1st 4Kb 1963—J&J
108
1st M 5s 1963 series B
J&J
106 %
Guar 4s 1944—...—...A&O
107%
1st M 4s series D 1963..—J&J
h hbtOC
Guar
Eq tr 5s 1936 38 (yr)—A&O
b 3.60
Cincinnati Union Term Co—
1st M 4Kb 2020 ser A
J&J
1st M 5s 2020 ser B
J&J
1st mtge g 5s series C '57-M&N
98%
106
105 %
55
4s 1957 gu.J&J
Chesapeake Corp—See Indus Bds
1st cons g 5s 1939M&N
General 4Kb gold 1992..-M&S
Ref & Impt 4 Kb 1998 serA A&O
Ref & impt 4Ks *95 ser B J&J
111K
115K
108 %
109%
Bq tr 4Ks *35-40 W (yr).A&0
Bq tr 6s 36-'38 (yr)
M&S15
Bq tr 6Ks *36-'
3.00
3.00
2.00
1.00
108
k 102
%
110K
R & A Div 1st con g 4s '89. J&J
2d con g 4s 1989
J&J
108
105 K
Warm Spr Val 1st 6s g '41-M&S
Chesapeake & Ohio Northern—
!■* M 6s 1945 guar
106 K
A&O
Chicago & Alton BR—
Refunding g 3s 1949
A&O
Chicago Burlington & Quincy—
•
Gen M 4s 1958
M&S
1st & ref 4Ks ser B 1977..P&A
1st & ref g 5s 1971 ser A..F&A
Illinois Div 3Ks *49 op '29 J&J
4s July 1 1949
Chic & Bast 111 (new co)—
°en M 6s May 1951
41
106
105 K
HOK
102 K
107 X
J&j
M&N
I
Certificates of deposit..
f
Chicago & Eastern Illinois—
1st consol 6s gold 1934—.A&O •
Chicago & Erie 5s 1st g '82.M&N
Chic Grt West 1st 4s 1959-M&S
110
113 %
Ref M g 6s 1947 series A—j&j
Ref M g 5s 1947 series B..J&j
Ref M g 4s 1947 series O..J&j
1st & gen 5s 1966 series A.M&N
1st & geu 6s May '66 ser B J&J
Monon Coal gu 5s '36 opt
J&D
Chic Indianapolis & St. Louis—
Short Line 1st 4s 1953—-A&O
Chicago Lake Shore & Eastern—
„
1st M 4Kb 1969 opt 1919.J&D
Chic Memp & Gulf 5s 1940—J&l
Chic Milw & Gary 1st 5s *48 -A&O
20
24 X
19
19
6 %
24 %
25
0%
10 K
22
52
24
F&a
Conv ad] 5s Jan 2000
A&O
Gen g 4s A May 1 1989—.J&J
Gen g 3Ks B
May 11989-J&J
13K
5
45%
13 %
4?*
42
Gen 4Ks May '89series O.J&J
Gen 4Kb May '89 ser e..j&j
47
47
48 %
49 %
Gen M 4kb
50
54
May '89 serF_J&J
Bq 4Ks'36-*43 E & F (yr).j&j
Bq 4Kb *36-'41 G & H(yr).J&j
Equip tr 5s'36 '40serB(yr)F&A
Chicago & North Western—
Gen M 3Ks g 1987—..M&N
& 1987
M&N
Stmpd non-pay Fed lnc tax
Gen M 5s '87 ctpd inc tax M&N
Gen M 4Ks'87stpdinctaxM&N
Gen M 4 K s'87 stpd inc tax M&N
15-year 6Ks Mar 1936—.M&S
1st & ref 5s May 2037
J&D
1st & ref 4kb May 2037—J&D
lot & ref 4K« May 2037C J&D
Oonv g 4Ks 1949 ser A..M&N
Bq 5s '35-'38 O (yr)
J&D
Bq 6Ks 1936 ser J (yr)—M&S
Bq 6kb 1936 K (yr)—. A&O
Bq 4Ks'35 '42 (yr.) ser A M&N
Gen M gold
82
101
87
89K
103 K
99
50%
4.0U
b
105
109 %
A&O
Conv 5s 1935
1st & ref gold 4s 1943
39K
41K
41K
41
43
44
48 K
H
48 K
48K
48
M&N
.M&N
May I *37
Delaware River RR & Bridge—
1st mtge g 4s 1936
F&A
Denver & Rio Grande Western—
Gen Income 5s Aug *55
F&A
Assented subject to plan
Ref & impt 6s 1978
82
82
82
87
87
B.A&O
Eq tr 4Kb 1936-42 (yr)..M&N
Equipment trust 6s...
Equipment trust 5%a
Denver & Rio Grande—
1st con g 4s 1936
_J&J
1st con g 4Kb 1936—
J&J
Denver & Salt Lake Ry—
1st mtge 6a 1950
An Apr
lnc mtge 6s 1960
J&J
82
87
„
91%
100%
112
55%
20%
16
18
19
18
10%
87
ser
.
Otft of
Series
„
.
Gen ref gold 4s
8K
6K
30
A&O
30
<
96
22
48K
1950......J&J
1st con
4Kb
r
4H
1982
(Nov '32 and May r37 coup).
Proof of claim filed
Certificates of deposit
....
7 IS
Fort Dodge Des Moines & Sou—
1st 5s 1938—J&D
Fort St Un Dept Det 4K« *41 J&J
'l032*
Ext at 5K% to 1961
J&D
Galveston Houston & Henderson
1st lien & ref M 5Ks 1938
J&J
J&J
Ga & Ala Term 1st g 5s 1948.J&D
Ga Caro & N 1st 5s g 1929..J&J
Ext at 6% to July 1 1934
90 K Georgia & Florida RR—
1st M 6a 1946 ser A
M&N
103 %
Otfs of deposit
.....—
99%
eorgia Fla & Ala RR—
91X
1st M & ref 6s 1952
—F&A
eorgia Midland—
1st g 3s 1946
—A&O
57
Ga RR & Bkg ref 6s 1951—A&O
3.25%
4a Jan 1 1947
J&J
si Sou & Fla 1st g 5s 1945—J&J
Deb 5« 1952
A&O
Eq tr 4Ks 1935-1939 s-a.M&N
■;f 110
„oshen & Deckert'n 1st 5Ks 1978
Uouv & Osw 1st 5s g 1942
J&D
Gr R & Ind ext 4Ks 1941—J&J
108
J,' 28"
23
28
22 K
31"
48%
49%
41%
45%
41%
40,/
45%
40
K ^•37
Sink fund g deb 7s 1940Deb g 6s Sept 1 1936
-
A&O
M&S
F&A
6 Ks 1936 series F
Grand Trunk West 4s £ 1950.J&J
1950—J&J
Eq tr 5s Dec 14 "35-'43 (yr)
Grays Pt Term g 5s 1947—J&D
1000>
K
X
80%
98
A—J&J
'41.J&J
B—.J&J
21
88
88
19K
82
;
82
6.00
99
107 K
102 %
92
94
105
>
102 X
104 X
k 102
82
93
6
4.50
82 K
sot
J&J
O
1976 ser D
J&J
1977 ser E_.—J&D
Eq tr 4Kb 1935-1939
M&S
Eq tr 4K« 1936-1940 D (yr)J&J
Eq tr 5a 1935-1938 (yr)—M&S
Western Fruit Express
Eq 5s J'ne 15*36 v39 (yr) J&D
Eq
tr
4Kb
1936-1940.J&D
96 %
104 X
97 K
91
85 K
85 K
2.50
2.50
2.50
3.50
3.50
Greenbrier Cheat & Elklst 5s
88
27%
28 %
5K« 1952 ser
I Gen M 5s 1973
Gen 4Kb
Gen 4K«
9%
8%
ft §«
29
J&J
1944
Greenbr Ry 1st
g gu 4s '40
Green Bay & Western—
Debenture ctfs A Feb
49
M&N
tuiiiuo
&
100 %
106
42 X
Debenture ctfs B Feb
Gutnt
105
dep for gtd 4s 1935-J&J (
25
1st g gu 4s $ July 1
Gen M
102
/
44
98 K
1st & ref g 4K« '61 opt
/
f
100
85 X
96
1962
Gen M 7s 1936 series
82
112
Great Northern—
93,z
/
7
J&J
3s
103 %
97
/
Grand Trunk Ry of Canada—
28,^
80
IK
IK
2nd 4s Gold Sterling 1955-A&O
1st 4s Feb 25 '39 Alg gu.M&N
1st 4s Feb 16 *42 Alg gu.M&N
Gen 4a 1962 Can Gov gu._J&J
1st M
.
116K
13 H
14
7 17 X
A&O
—.
.
/
/
Grand River Valley 1st 4s 1959—
113
35
93
Genesee River 6s 1957
Grand Trunk PacUlc—
106 K
,
A&O
Galveston Term 6s 1938--.-M&S
6K
Western—
:UH
J&J fk 46
Gu lyaquli & Quito 1st 5s *32 J&J2 /
13
Gulf Mobile & Northern—
75 X
1st 5 Ks 1950 ser B
A&O
72
1st 5s 1950 Series O
—A&O
Gulf & Ship Island RR-—
50
1st ref & term g 5s Feb 52-J&J
Stamped (July 11933 cpn on)
O'llf Terminal of Mobile—
50
112"
J&J
76
84
82
J
3K
3
60
35
30
*
1st M 6s
1958 ser A
1st mtge g
H-trl R
&
4s 1957 gu
Portch—See
.VX
57
——-
Amended
-
b Basis.
44 K
'59-J&D
M&S
95 K
%
30
Mortgage gold 4s 1995.._J&D f 15%
Mtge 4s stamped 1995
f 15%
111%
Det R Tun 4K« 1961 gu.. .M&N
Negotiability impaired by maturity,
106 K
106 %
.J&J
3)|s ser B 1940—J&J
1st cons ref 4Kb '52 opt—M&N
Proof of claim filed
78
Oes Plalnes Vai 4Kb 1947..M<S^
Oet & Mack pr lien 4s 1995. J&D f
4s stamped 1995
/
*
67 K
2.00
3.75
3.75
3.75
3.75
105
117
Florida Central & Peninsula-—
95
Des Moines & Fort Dodge—
54 %
49 K
18
68%
Eq tr 6s 1936 (year) ...J&J16
Bq 4Kb '36-'41 LL (s-a)—M&S
Eq tr 4Ks 1935-43 (s-a)—M&S
Equipment trust 5s—
Equipment trust 5Ks
Penn coil g 4s Feb 11951—F&A
Erie & Jersey s f 6s 1955——J&J
Erie & Pittsburgh—
2d 4s 1936.
101
__A&0 k
15-vr g 5Ks
A&O
A&O
1953
Ref & impt m 5s 1967—M&N
Ref & mtge m 5s 1975...-A&O
Ga & Ala 5s Oct 1945
107
Del & Bound Br 3Ks 1955.F&A
Delaware & Hudson—
87
102 %
104 X
Imp & equip 5s 1960
M&N
Dayton Union 4s 1949
J&J
Dawson Ry & Coal 5s 1951J&J
87
77
72
73
Fonda Johnstown & Gloversv—
110,,
1st 1 & ref g 7Ks '36 ser A. J&D
1st 1 & ref 6s 1936 ser B..J&D
82
84
74%
100%
102 %
100 K
1st 6s
1951
M&S
Consol Rys (N H) deb 4s *54 J&J
Deb 4s 1955
J&J /
Deb 4s 1955
A&O f
Deb 4s 1956 guar
J&J
Cuban Nor Rys 1st 5Ks *42. J&D
Cuba RR 1st g 5s 1952
J&J
82
98 K
J&J
J&J
A—A&O
1996
Ft Worth & D O 6# 1921—
Connecting Ry (Phila)—
1st M gu 4s Mar 15' 51.M&S15
48
103
105 K
Conn Klver gold 4s 1943...M&S
110K
Prior lien gold 4s
36 *41 H (s-a)—M&S
4s 1945
J&J
Florida West Sh 5s 1934
J&J
112
1st extend g 4s 1955
F&A
Connecticut & Passumpsic Rivers
1st gold 4s 1943
—A&O
100
93
100 K
A&O
1st & ref 5s 1966
Erie—
Fla So 1st g gn
101K
Columbus & Hocking Valley—
Chic Milw St Paul & Pac RK—
60-yr 6s 1975 series A
M&N
1936-37
Ext gold 4s 1948
Columbus & Toledo—
98
106
100
Eq 4Ks
112
74K
105K
91K
94 K
103 K
91K
Columbia & Port Deposit—
1st ra 4s 1940
F&A
92
6K
9K
,
El Paso & Southwestern RR—
Florida East Coast 4Kb
80
Colorado & Southern
General mtke 4K« 1980—M&N
80""
103
101 %
108 K
1st 6s 1910 ext at 4% 1950-J&J
Income 5s 2862——
A&O
El Paso & R I 1st gu 5s 1951. J&J
Gen gu g
111K
97
f 5 Ks 1972 series A—A&O
1st M s f 5s 1973 ser B
A&O
85
.
Elmlra & Williams port—
1st & ref 5s 1974
Certificates of deposit
99K
•
Eq tr 5K%
_
A&O
Edmonton, Dun vegan & Brit
Columbia Ry 4K« 1944—A&O
Elgin Joi & East 5s 1941---M&N
Eq 4K« 1935 G (s-a)
82
116K
23 K
M&N
Eastern Ry of Minnesota—
Nor Div 1st g 4s 1948---
.
2.75%
96 X
1st s f 4Kb 1977 ser O—A&O
Coal Rlv Ry 1st 4s gu *45
J&D
fU233H
60
M
Series D 1953
105
F&A
1st cons guar g 4s 1940
10%
.
1st gold 5s
East Tenn Va & Georgia—
Consol 1st g 5s 1956
101
1st cons 5s gold 1943..—_ J&J
10H
Stamped—
fk 20%
Equip trust 4Kb* 'A" 1945 A&O
Chicago Indiana & Southern Ry
Con mtge g 4s 1956 guar. .J&J
91K
Chicago Indianap & Louisville—
East Tenn &
Series B
101K
1st gtd g 5s 1943
J&J
Cleveland Akron & Columbus—
1st
43 K
-J&J
1940—J&D
Western N O—_
Nov 1 1935—M&N
1st gold 5s 1937
Dutchess OoRR4Ks
104 K
110%
112 X
Ref & imp M 5a '63 ser D__ J& J
112K
Ref & Impt 4Kb ser B 1977. J&J
116K
Cairo Div 1st g 4a 1939...J&J
110K
O W & M Div 1st 4s g *91.J&J
110M
St L Div 1st col trg 4s '90 M&N
2.00%
2.00%
Spr & Col Div 4* 1st g '40.M&8
White W V Div 1st 4s '40.J&J
1.00%
.50% Cleveland Lorain & Wheeling—
Gen M 5s 1936
J&D
Cleveland & Mahoning—
Gold 5s 1938
112K
J&J
Cleveland & Pittsburgh—
Ser A 4Kb gen gtd 1942—J&J
109K
Ser B 4Kb gen gtd 1942..A&O
Series B 3 Ks gen gtd 1942. A&O
Ser O 3K» gen gtd 1948—MdfcN
42 %
Ser D 3Ks gen gtd 1950..F&A
Gen & rer4K's 1977 ser A .F&A
106 K
Gen & ref 4Kb 1981 ser B J&J
106
Oleve Short L 4Kb 1961
A&O
111K Cleveland Terminal & Valley—
102 %
1st 4s gold guar 1995
M&N
Cleveland Union Terminals—
108
12
107
Gen g s f 5s Jan 1 1941
J&J
Duluth South Shore & Atlantic—
35
109 %
General 4s gold 1993
J&D
Gen M 5mser jB 1993—
J&D
Ref & imp M 6s '41 ser O..J&J
Chesapeake & Ohio—
107 %
1964—
_
106
Olev Olnc Chic & St Louis—
102
Chattanooga Sta
105 K
Duluth & Iron Range—
1st 5s 1937
A&O
Duluth MwsaDe & Northern—
1
Gen lien gold 4s 1996
Conv gold 4s 1953 sot
95K
„
103 K
1st 5s Mar
ilM
_
J&J
Detroit & Toledo Shore Line—
1st gold guar 4s 1953-.—J&J
38
35%
Clearfield & Mahoning—
1st mtge g 7s 1936
Bid.
Bonds.
Detroit Toledo & Ironton—
Oin N O & Tex Pac Ry—
87
69
M&N
Ask.
gold 6s 1944
J&D
Chicago & Western Indiana—
97
Consol gold guar 4s 1952—J&J
95
105 X
1st & ref 5Ks 1962 A
-M&S
95
104%
95
1st & ref. 5Ks ser O 1962.M&S
19K Choc & Mempti 6s 1949..-.-J&J f 51
Choctaw Oklahoma & Gulf—
25
Consol gold 5s 1952
23
M&N
Cincinnati Hamilton & Dayton—
105
General 5s gold 1942—..J&D
57%
103 X
2d mtge gold 4Kb 1937
J&J
OIn Ind St Louis & Chicago—
101
102 K
91
1st 4s Aug 1 1936Q-F
94 V,
2.25% Gin Ind & West 1st 5s 1965.M&N
Cincinnati Lebanon & Northern—
102
100 K
1st cons gtd 4s 1942
M&N
104
Olnc & Mush Val 4s 1948
F&A
102
12 X
10
86 K
,
'f" and income and defaulted bonds.
the month preceding the date of issue.
Chic R I & Pac Ry—
100
46
1st M g 6s Nov 1 1945—P&A /
Oenii gold 5s 1945
M&N f
Bef & gen 5As 1969 ser B.A&O /
Bid.
Bonds
Ask.
-
„
73
RAILROAD BONDS
Sept., 1935]
1 This price includes accrued interest,
k Last sale,
n
Nominal.
N Y
N
80
H&Ha rtford.
74
-
RAILROAD BONDS
j
ar# *n<* "interest** except where marked "P* and Income and defaulted bonds.
n«
#
Quotations for all securities
■mi.
Bonds.
Hocking Valley Ry—
1st cons gold 44a 1999—JAJ
Eq tr 6a 1986-1938 (ann)-AAO
Eq tr 6s 1986-1939 (yr)
JAJ
Holidays burg Bedford A Cumd
1st M g 4s 1951 guar m m *»«•-» J&'J
Housatonlc con 6s 1937
MAN
Houston Belt A Term 6s '37-JAJ
'
rkjU
V:
v';!
tils
■
3-yr deb 6s 1937
JAD
llftiIBs
\f&r-
-
83
1034
1064
854
344
834
854
34
00
1034
1014
k
Afto
64
72
M
Jt 1st ref M (IC AO SLA
N O) 5s 1963 ser A
JAD
merles O 4 4s 1963
Gold 64s
614
60
JAD
95
July 1 1936.....JAJ
964
504
3.50
3.50
3.50
3.50
3.60
3.50
3.50
3.00
1.75
40-year 44s Aug 1 1966..FAA
Eq tr 44s i986 1939 K—FAA
Eq tr 44* 1985 1940 L
AAO
Eq tr 44s '36 41 M (s-a)-MAN
Eq tr 44s 1936 41 Ser N.AAO
Eqtr 44* 1936 (yr) O—JAJ
tr 6(* 1936
8 ser J
MAN
Equipment trust 54s........
Equipment trust 64s........
Equip 7s 1935
AAO
Cairo Bridge 4s g 1950
JAD
Lltch Dlv 1st g 3s 1951...JAJ
Loutev Dlv 34s g 1963
JAJ
Omaha Dlv 1st 3s g 1951..FAA
9t Louis Dlv 34' g 1951.-JAJ
St Louis Dlv 3s g 1951
JAJ
Sp'fleid Dlv ext 34' 1951 JAJ
51
2.75%
2.75%
2.75%
2.75%
2.75%
2.75%
ift
92
924
66
71
804
824
75
79
99
102
106
109
82
----
74
354
84
Jacksonville Terminal—
Ref A ext 5s series A1967.. JAJ
Ref A ext 6s series B1967.. JAJ
Jamestown Frank A Clearfield—
1st g 4s 1959 guar..
JAD
31
31
7.00
78
84
67
794
1
105
109
1
Los Angeles Un Term 6s '41-MAN
Louisiana A Arkansas—
1st M 5s ser A 1969—..— JAJ
MAN
102
94
108
1934 (1884)—
1004
954
36
Certificates of deposit..
MAS
78
Income 5s Mar 1934
Sept 1 / 50
Assented......
.MAS / 65
Kan City Sou—1st g 3s 1950 AAO
704
Ref A Impt 5s Apr 11960. JAJ
604
Eq tr 54s 1935-38 (year) MAS b
4.00
Kansas City Terminal Ry—
1st g 4s 1960 opt 1930
JAJ
1064
Kansas Oklahoma A Gulf—
1st M 5s 1978——..JAJ
994
Kentucky Cent 4s g 1987....JAJ
1034
Kentucky A Indiana Term RR
1st M 44> 1961 (sterling).JAJ
accr lnt at exch rate 4.8665
91
95
Stmpd accr int at rate 4.8665
Plain 1961
.JAJ
102
Lake Erie A West 1st 5s '37..JAJ
1024
2d gold 5s July 1 1941
JAJ
95
K O Mem A Bir 4s 1934
3&4
35
82
68
71
..
.
99
90
•'
114
103
974
105
Gen con gold 6s 2003- —MAN
Lehigh Valley By of New York
1st 44s gold 1940JAJ
Lehigh VTerm 5s 1941 _—AAO
1 ehlgh ANY 1st 4s 1945—MAS
Lexington A Eastern—
1st guar 5s 1965..
AAO
49
Basis.
814
Ro t>r 4 4« 1035 '87 ' voar^
4 AO b
Nashville Florence A Sheffield—
1st guar g 5s 1937—.....FAA
National Rys of Mexico—
Prior lien g 44s s f 1957--JAJ
994
77
:
784
77
80
79
64 25
81
3.75
3 75
100
61
704
79
50
/
69
56
■
984
904
93
394
44
50
1144
act
654
108
60
cons
cons
884
1054
634
_.—-
Mo Kan A Tex (old company)—
1st gold 4s 1990———JAD
Mo Pacific RR (new company)—
1st A r«f 5s Jan 1965 A—-FAA
Certificates of deposit1st A r*»f 5a 1977 ser F —MAS
Certificates of deposit......
1st A ref 5s 1978 ser G—.MAN
Certificates of deposit—
1st A ref 5s 1980 ser H—AAO
Certificates of deposit..
1st A ref 6s 1981 ser I ——FAA
Certificates of deposit......
Oonv g 5 4s 1949 ser A..MAN
Secured 5
1935 1956...JAD
rued
interest.
.
k Last sale.
t
Gen mtge 4s 1977—
AAO
6% g notes *15 ext to *33--JAD
6% g notes £ *15 ext to *33 JAD
Nat RR of Mex p 1 g 44s '26 JAJ
1st cons gold «s 1951—. -AAO
National Transc Branch Lines Co
1st M • f 44s 1955—.—AAO
Naugatuck 1st 4a 1954..—MAN
N J June 186 4« gu 1986
F&a
New Lon Nor 1st 4s 1940.... JAJ
AAO
A..AAO
1st 5s 1956 series O—
FAA
1st M 44s 1956 series D..FAA
Equip trust 44». - - —-—Newport A Cincinnati Bridge—
1st M g 44s 1945 guar--JAJ
New York Bkiyn A Manh Beach
1st gold 5s 1935
——AAO
99
1024
90
1034
35
7.00
78
1998 ser A—Fa v
Ref A Impt 4 4« 2013 A—AAO
Ref A Impt 5s 2013 O
AAO
New York Central A Hud Rlv*-Ref g 34s July 1 1997—-JAJ
Deb 4s 1942 tax-exempt. _J&»
Ref A ref4 4s ser A 2013.. A AO
MAN
10-yr conv 6s 1944
Cons mtge 4s
81
53 :
75
L 8 coll tr g 34s 1998—-FAA
M O coll tr g 34s 1998—FAA
65
;
45
m
11
14
334
82
244
II
L eq 5s *36-'37 (yr).JAD
L eq 5s
L eq 4 4s *35-'37(yr)M A8
Lines eq 44s Mar 151936
to 1939 (year)
.MAS15 b
NYC Lines eq 44« *36-40
NYC
NYC
NYC
NYC
*36-39jyr).JAD
.....——
—MAN16
NYO RR eq 44s 1936.. .JAJ
NYC RR eq 44* '36-'46-MAN
N Y O A St L 1st g 4s 1937 -AAO
3-yr 6% g notes Oct 1 '35AAO
Ref 54* 1974 ser A......AAO
Ref 44s 1978 ser O—...MAS
Equip tr 44« 1936-'44 (yr) FAA
Equip tr 5s 1936-*38 fyr)..FAA
New York Connecting RR—
^
1st M 44* 1953 series A.. FAA
1st guar os 1953 series B..FAA
New York A Erie RR—
1st 4s ext g 1947-———MAN
3d mtge 44s 1938— MAS
N Y & Greenwood Lake
«
N Y Lack A
82
84
24
25
674
26
/
/
254
244
25
244
25
244
7
25
27
/
/
f
/
/
244
»
25
244
6
84
6.75
3
24
101
103
64
68
67
100
1014
1024
93
69
70
134
12
97
734
100
m
27
284
324
324
32
33
314
6%
1074
1104
100
1114
834
674
734
834
674
734
934
94*
m
67
tv*
85
85
86
3.00
3.15
3.00
2.2II
3.25
2.50%
3.25
2.00
2.50%
3.50
102
61
3%
1024
885
;
2%
ft*
614
3.75
3.75
3%
3%
1064
1064
1074
1074
1094
104
924
26
26
95
,
1973—MAN
1973 ser B. -MAN
New York A Long Branch—
General gold 4s 1941 .....MAS
NY A NE Bos Ter 4s 1939—AAO
N Y New Haven A Hartford—
Deb 6s Jan 15 '48 conv—JAJ15
Deb 4a May 11957—--MAN
Deb 4s July 1 '56 non-conv JAJ
Deb 4s 1956 non-conv
MAN
Deb 4s 1947 non-conv
MAS
Deb 34* March 1947——MAS
Deb 34> 1954 non-conv.. AAO
Deb 34* 1956 conv
.JAJ
15-year secured 6s 1940 -- .AAO
Ist A ref 44* 1967
JAD
Equip tr 44s Sept 15 1935 to
98
106
984
^
1004
37
23 4
30 4
374
244
35
30
31
36
30
28
284
294
524
334
27
33
Mar 15 1945 (*-*)—MAS 15
264
"64
7.50
6.50%
Eqpt tr 44* '36*'46(yr).JAJ
Equipment trust 5s
7.50
Harl Rlv A Pt Ches 4s '64 MAN
914
6.50%
6.50%
924
84
6.75
oInal.
i"
1
J014
1st A ref 4s ser A
664
f
1
34
.—...MAN
1st A ref44*
394
374
374
164
/
24
24
2000—MAN
Western—^
Guar g 5s 1946N V A Bar 1st g 3 4«
35
15*
/
1044
T
_
/
2.00%
M
80
93
39
36
86
3.00
New York Central RR—
„
7.00
89
_
(yearly)
37
58
22 4
81
204
904
964
1st 5s 1954 series B
1st M 54s 1954 series
43
33
26
894
90
884
^
2
70
14
1
4
52
90
1st M 4s 1978 nor A..-...FAA
New Orl Term 1st 4s 1953...JAJ
New Orleans Texas A Mexico—
Non-cum Inc 5s '35 ser A—AAO
55
44
IOI4
50
Vasnville Chattanooga A St L—
50-year 1st 5s 1983—i.—JA
Income deb 5s 2032......JAJ /
New Orl A Nor East 6s 1915..
.J
Extended at 5% 1940—..MAN
Ref A Impt 44s '62 ser A—JAJ
93
40
€0118^^4481966 ser B.MAN
New Mexico Ry A Coal Co—
1st coll tr g 5s Oct 11947AAO
New Orleans Great Northern—
50
40
1978 ser D.JAJ
Adj M 5s Jan 1967 ser A—AAO
107""
88
104
584
JAD */
1034
.
New Eng cons 4s 1945 gu
JAJ
Consol g 5s July 1 1945—JAJ
N Hav A NoHam 4s 1956 guJAD
474
/
Prior lien 44s
39
43
/This price Includes
69
984
Equip trust 5s 1936-'40(yr)M&^ b
Eqtr 44* *36-'44 F (yr)..MAN b
s
1044
68
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR—
Prior lien 5s 1962 ser A.—JAJ
Prior lien 4s 1962 ser B—JAJ
100^
Con M 6s ann Irred
JAD
Con M 44s ann Irred....JAD
Gen cons gold 4s 2003....MAN
Gen con gold 4 4s 2003—.MAN
2
2
105
gold 4s 1938.
.JAJ
gold 5s 1938.—..JAJ
107
1st cons 5s 1938 gu int
JAJ
2d M gold 4s guar 1949—JAJ
1004
1st ref 6s 1946 series A
JAJ
1074
1st ref 54s 1978 ser B
JAJ
25-year 54s 1949
MAS
Eq tr 4s *35-'38 s-a
JAD15 6
93
Eqtr 44s 1936 (s-a)...MAN 6
994 MStPASS M A OentTermRy—
1st Ch Ter s f 4s '41op'16-MAN
1034 Mississippi Cent g 5s 1949._ ..TAJ
984 Missouri Illinois Bridge and Belt
RR cons 4s 1951—
—JAJ
1004 Mo-Ill RR 6s 1959—
JAJ /
116
104
1024
115
127
106
1st 6s 1963—-FA 4
VLolTln A K*8ex 34a 2UOO-. JAD
Constr'n 5s 1956 ser A...MAN
804
Minneapolis A St Louis—
1st 7s *27 ext at 6% 1932—JAD /
Ist consol gold 581934—MAN
Certificates of deposit.
1st refdg gold 4a 1949—MAS /
Ref A ext 5s Feb *62 ser A-Q-F /
Certificates of deposit
/
Ist
.AAO
Montour RR
110
Mil Sparta A NW 1st 4a 1947MAS
MllAState Line Ist34sl941-JAJ
1st
Gen 6s 1955-.——
Mont Cent 1st g 6s 1937
1034
1014
Minn St P A Sault Ste Marie—
3.00%
7
83
75
112
79
...
-
:
814
724
JAJ
1st guar gold 5s 1937.... —JAJ
Montana, Wyoming A Southern
106
1st mtge g 5s 1939.—— MAS
1014 Montgomery A Erie 1st 5sl956—
1910
Oon ext 44s 1939...........
Cons 6s 1913 ext at 44% to
104
85
10
ac
102
Sinking fund g 7s 1937
MA*
106
Manitowoc Green Bay A Western
1st gtd 34s 1941
...JAJ
Marquette Houghton A Onton—
1st 6s 1935—.——
AAO
894
Id"
Maryland A Pa 1st g 4s *51 -MAS57
Memphis Union Station Co—
354
1st g gu 5s Nov 1 1959.-MAN
114
9
ertdlan Term 4s *55 guar.MAN
75
32
Mexican International—
34
1st con gold 4s 1977
-MA8
6%
Aast (cash ware A coup).... / —.
Michigan Central—
834
97
Ref A impt 4 4s 1979 ser O.JAJ
98
1st 5s Kal AS H 1939
MAN
72
1st mtge M Air L 4s 1940—JAJ
1024
80
90
1st g 4s Jo) A N Ind-1957JAJ10
1st g 3 4« J L A Sag 1951 .MAS
74
103"*
1st gold 34s 1952
-MAN
14 Middletown & Unionville—
1st 5s 1943—
-MAN/ 30
Income 4s 1943—
MAN / 10
Midi RR 4% franc bonds
101
37
60
50
50
14
1%
1064
Equipment trust 5s.
Equipment trust 54s—...... 64.25
Manila KB Son Lines 4s 39.MAN
744
ext at 5% to 1940
AAO
Midland Valley—5s 1943—AAO
Adj M Apr 1 *53 ser A.
Sept
Milwaukee A Northern—
l«t ext 44s 1939
45
25
40
40
40
2.00
106
.
6s
74 ■■■'■?
70
41
88
8
Eq 448 36^41 O (yr)—JAJ15
Eq tr 08 1936**38 (s-a)....MAS
Eq tr 5s 1936-*39 (year)..-JAJ
1074
1064
3.00
3.00
........
Lehigh A Lake Erie 44s'57 MAS
Lehign A New England—
,
Ry Joint Monon coll
1st
....
824
81
70
108
2d mtge 3s 1980..
..MAS
Mob A Mont 44a 1945—MAS
J
Small
Mob A Ohio, gen 4s 1938. ..MAS
Ref A impt 44s 1977
MAS
Secured 5s 1938
.MAS
.
••
1054
100
Atl K A Cin Dlv 4s 1955—MAN
Pad A Mem DiV 1st 4a '46-FAA
8 E A St L Dlv 6s 1971-MA8
N
MAN /
Mob A Birm pr lien 5s 1945—JAJ
Small —„
Gen M g 4s 1945
JAl
Monongahela Ry Co—
1st mtge 4s ser A 1960. .MAN
1054 Monongahela Son 5s 1955..AAO
107
107
106
of
101
1st guar g 4s 1991
MAS
Consol gold 34s 2002...MAS
Monon Coal—See Ohio Ind A Lou
1
73
■
Unified gold 4s 1940
JAJ
1st A ref 54s 2003 ser A.. AAO
1st A ref 5s 2003 ser B
AAO
1st A ref 4 4s 2003 ser O—AAO
6s 1941————
A-0
Eq tr 44" 1935-37 (year)-JAD
Equipment trust 5s....—..
Equip 64« 1936—(year) Mas
814 Midland
1004
Lake Shore A Mich SouthCon g ref 34s 1997
JAD
1
30
105
gold 4s, 1952
.JAJ
LAN Term 1st g 4s *52 gu JAD
Macon Dublin A Savannah—
1st 5s 1947
...JAJ
Macon Terminal 5s 1965...-JAJ
Maine Central¬
ist A ref 44s 1935—
JAD
1st A ref 5s Dec 1935-....JAD
1st A ref 6s Dec 1Q35
JAD
4%
84
.
99
5s 1947—FAA
Mohawk A Malone—
• II 1 •
I
724
Guaranteed gold 4s 1945—MA8
Louisville A Nashville—
50-year gold 5s 1937..
Ask.
84
Vlontgom Dtv
105
103
mm.rn.rn
K&l A Sou Haven—See Mich Cent
Kalamazoo A White Pigeon RR
Kanawha A W Va 5s 1955...JAJ
Kan City Ft Scott A Memphis—
Ref g 4scl936 guar
AAO
1034
1054
1044
2.26%
225%
^
--—MAN
1084
■
106
1st gold 5s 1940—
.JAJ
Kanawha Br A Ter 5s 1948.. AAO
Kana A Mlcb 1st 4s 1990
AAO
„
1054
1034
b
3.00
b
3.00
(Foreign series) I960.....JAD /
81
Joplin Union Depot Co—
1st g 44s 1940guar opt.MAN
Kalamazoo Allegheny A
Grand Rapids gtd 6s '38..JAJ
48
1014
105
Philippine Govt gu....MAN
96
JAJ
-
Con 5s 1937—
Eq 64s 1936 (year).... .FAA
1004
mmmm
1054
1064
Eq tr 44s 1936-42 (yr)—AAO
internat Rys (Central America)—
1st M 5s 1972 opt.......MAN
1st col tr 6% notes 1941-MAN
6% notes 1936
JAD
Ist 1A ref 64s 1947
F&A
Iowa Cent 1st g 5s 1938
JAD
Certificates of deposit
1st A ref g 4s 1951..
BIAS /
Lehigh Valley—
1st 6s ext gold 4s 1948—JAD
,
Bid.
Mo Pac (old)—Gen 48 1976 MAS
3d 7s ext to July 1938 at
4s 1939 ext to 1959
100
Ref A impt 44s 1980 A
JAJ
indlanap A Lou ist 4s 1956—J&J
lnternat-Great North Ry—
1st M g 6a 1952 series A
JAJ
Adj M 6s July 1952 ser A. April
1st M 5s 1966 aeries B
JAJ
1st M gold 6s 1945JAJ
Gen mtge 4s ser A1965
AAO
Lehigh Vaiiey Harbor Term Ry—
1st mtge 5a 1954
...FAA
Equip tr 44s 1941-45 (yr).FAA
Long Island City A Flushing—
....
Indiana Illinois A Iowa—
1st gold 4s 1950
JAJ
Indianapolis Union—
Gen A ref 5s 19A6 aer A...JAJ
Gen A ref 5s 1965 ser B...JAJ
.
„
..
Indiana Harbor Belt RR—
Genl mtge 4s 1957
.....JAJ
Gen mtge 44s 1957
JAJ
1st M 5s 1956 ser O
Long Dock 6s con g 1935...AAO
Long Island—Unified g 4s 49MAS
Refunding g gu 4s 1949—.MAS
Gen mtge gold 4s 1938
JAD
Debenture gold 5s 1937.MAN
Equip tr 5s 1936 39 (yr)—AAO
Bonds
100 4
Little Miami guar 4s 1962--MAN k 104
Little Rock A Hot Spr West Ry—
45
ist gold 4s 1939 guar
JAJ
Southern
102
994
864
Western lines g 4s 1951...FAA
Indiana Bloomlngton A Western—
1st ext 4s 1940
....AAO
Ask.
984
Lousiana A North Western—
1st M gold 5s 1935...
AAO / 26
Louisville Henderson A St Louis—
1st mtge gold 5s 1946—
109
JAJ
Louisville A Jeffer8onville Bridge
72
68
60
Ref mtge 6s 1966..
..MAN
Ref g 4a 1965 opt 1918. .MAN
Pur lines 1st g 34« 1952—JAJ
Litchf A Madis 1st 5s 1959.MAN
_
1014
1st g 3s sterling 1961»*.<..M&8
Coll crust gold as i»o2
A&u
Col tr L NO A T g 4s '53-MAN
't..
105
1024
.....
Ext
2.00
75
AdJTnc up to 6% Feb '57-AAO
let M 4 His 1967 con v..
FAA
Illinois Central—1st g 4s '51-JAJ
1st gold 3 4s 1961
JA.l
Main L ext 1st g 314 s '61
2.00
104
Bid.
Bonds
1164
3 00
Houston & Texas Central¬
ist lien g 6s 1937
JAJ
Hudson & Manhattan—
1st gold 6a 1967 opt..
_FAA
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue.
As*.
MS*
«•
are as near as
*
Negotiability Impalrel by
maturty.
7.50
!.kZ-
Sept., 1935]
RAILROAD
75
BONDS
NOTICE.—-All bond prices arc "ana Interest" except where marked "fw and income and defaulted bonds.
Quotations for all securities are as neap as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue.
Bonds
Bid.
New York Ontario A Western—
Ref 1st g 4s June 1992
MAS
Bond®
Ask.
102
106
4s series D 1945........MAN
4934
5034
39
40
Prior lien 434 s 1935
MAS
Extend d at 4 34% to Marl'50 k 10634
NY Phil & Norf—1st g 4s '39 J&J
106
Income 4s Jan 11939
101
MAN
—
Stock trust ctfs 4s 1948
J&D
N Y Prov A Bos 4s 1942
A&O
N Y&Put 1st4sg 1993—.A&O
N Y Susq A Western—
;
99
10134
82%
1st refunding 5s 1937
J&J
3d mtge 434s 1937
..FAA
Gen mtge 5s g 1940
FAA
Term 1st g 5s 1943— ...MAN
W Y Westchester A Bos Ry—
6034
51
„
b
3.25
No By of Gal 5s g gu 1938.. A AO
North Penna ext'd 4s 1936—MAN
Gen g 3 3-lOs 1953——— JAD
10834
10134
98
Northwestern Terminal RR—
„lst M 5s 1977
An .-Apr /
20
107
113
65
55
43
10234
73
8334
973*
92
2.75%
10134
99
let gold 5®
1023*
103
82
91
89
80
107
5s 1946
JAJ
Oregon-Wash BB A Nav—
l»t A ref g gu 4s '61 opt-JAJ
103
Pacific Coast Co—See Mlsc Bonds
Pacific Coast Terminals Ltd—
l"tM s f 634® 1948—.
11
FA A /
Pac Fruit Express—See Sou Pac—
Paci of Mo 1st ex g 4s 1938—FAA
9834
2d ext 5s gold 1938——JAJ
93
Cardelet Br 1st 434s 1938.AAO
101
Paducah A Ml 1st 434* 1955.JAJ
10534
106"
Parij-Orleans extl 534s 1968 MAS
138
6% franc bonds (foreign series)
red to 1956
JAD
Paulista By 1st 7s *42serA MAS15
Pennsylvania Company—
28 year secured 4s 1963-..F&A
Uu tr ctfs g 48 1952
MAN
Gu tr ctfs g 334® 1937
MAS
Gutrctfi g 334® 1941
PAA
Gu tr ctfs g 334s 1942—JAD
Gu tr ctfs g 334s 1944—JAD
99
10134
10534
103
102
102
10534
10234
100
con 5s 1939..AAO
Cons mtge 434s 1939 .—.AAO
Cons mtge 4s 1939
--—AAO
Penu Ohio A Detroit BB—
1st & ref 4 Ws 1977 ser A
AAO
1st A ref 434® series B 1981
101
99
104)4
10634
9954j
109
111
10934
11034
10934
11634
10634
111
113)1
114
105
4s
gold 1948 sterling
stamped dollar....MAN
434® g 1960
1st 6s 1953 series A——FAA
1st M 6s 1953 series B—FAA
Portl (Me) Term gu 4s 1961 .JAJ
Guar 5s 1961
JAJ
-
Portland RR.
See P U bonds.
Port Reading 1st gu 5s 1941—J&J
Portsmouth Great Falls A
F&A
Gen g 434® 1965
-JAD
Gen g 6® Dec 1 1968
JAD
Gen m 434s 1981 ser D.._AAO
10334
Gen mtge 4 34® ser E 1984.-JAJ
15-yr 634® Feb 1 1836—FAA
40-yr 5s 1964
MAN
Deb 434® 1970—AAO
103)4
102)4
10634
9534
2.00
Eq tr 5s 1936 38 (yr).—..MAS
Gen
Eq tr 434s 1935-39 'vr)
.AAO
Eq tr 4s series E 1936-1949. J&J
Peor A East cons 4a 1940—AAO
r 2d cons inc 4s 1990——Apr 1
2.00
2.00
..
65)4
Beading Company—
Jer Cent g 4s '51 op '06—AAO
Gen A rer 434® 1997 ®er A.JAJ
Gen A ref 4H® 1997 ser B—J&J
Eq 434® 1936-'45 <®-a) ..MAN
Equipment trust 5s
........
Philadelphia A Beading BR—
Imp M ext g 4s 1947—AAO
Cons ext gold 4s 1937—MAS
Term 5s g gu May 1 '41.Q-F
Rensselaer A Saratoga—
May 1 1941-MAN
Rich Fredericksb A Potomac—
Cons mtge 434s 1940—AAO
Richmond A Mecklenburg—
lit R 4s Nov 11948—
MAN
Rich A Peters 4)4i 1940
AAO
Richmond Term 1st 5s 1952—J&J
Richmond-Washington Co—
Ooll tr g gu 4s 1943 opt—J&D
Rio Gr June 1st gu 5s 1939..J&D
Rio Gr So 1st g 4s 1940
-J&J
1st g 4s guar 1940—
JAJ
Rio Gr West 1st 4s 1939
-J&J
1st coll tr 4s 1949 op...—AAO
Rock Island Ark A Louisiana—
■
117
10734
10334
10234
10734
9634
Equipment trust 434s.
P
.......
i eo
Perklomen 1st 6s 18 ext to '38Q-J
108
2d 5s 1918 ext to 1938—Q-J
10234
Phtla A Bait Cent 4s 1951—MAN
103
Phtla Bait A Wash 4s 1943..MAN
10934
Gen 5s 1974 series B—FAA
115
Gen M 434s 1977 ser C
.JAJ
11234
Gen 434® series D 1981..JAD
105
PhilaNewton A N Y 3s 1942
98
Phlla A Beading BB—See "Readi ng Co
k Basis.
109
112
118
1143*
79
79
IF
983*
10534
9934
1063*
10734
94
9634
107
29""
2234
89
87
8834
55
18
50
105
106
9734
1043*
1043*
10434
2d gold 6a 1996
AAO
Certificates of deposit
Jf
St L Peo A N W 5s 1948
—J&JJ
St Louis-San Francisco Ry—
I
Prior lien 4s 1950 series A—JAJ /
Certificates of deposit...
sf
Prior lien 5s 1950 series B—JAJ
Certificates of deposit—...
Cons to 434® 1978 ser A..MAS
Equipment trust 4s.
St
98
106
2 75%
3.25
2.75%
10834
110
103
112
113"
116
109
37
103
106
107
91
1
'
7334
3434
77
31
34
13
6334
413*
11
IF
1434
14 34
1234
10 3*
9)
60
60
60
g
4* 1968
—
J&D
Mortgage 4s Dec 1 1996—J&D
St. Paul East (ir Tr
188
l7°0H
70
70
k Last sale.
»
Nominal.
10434
81
gu—FAA
35
55
58
■
20
South A North Alabama—
Con guar g 5® 1936
...FAA
Oen cons gu g 6s 1963.. A&O
So Pac Coast 1st g 4s 1937..J&J
Southern 111 & Mo Bridge Co—
1st M g 4s 1951
MAN
South Indiana 1st g 4s 1951—FAA
So Pacific Branch L 1st 6s '37AAO
Souther?* » aciflc Co—
Ooll tr 4s (O P) Aug 1 *49 JAD
104
1143*
9834
79
59
107
„
7834
Lines)
MA J
40-year 434® 1968——- -MAS
1st
4)4s
(Oregon
Series A 1977——
8534
72
713*
50-year 434® 1981—.—MAN
72
434® 1969 with war—-—MAN
3.25
Equip 5s 1936-1939 (yr)—MAN
3.25
Equip tr 5s 1935-38 (yr)—JAD
3.25
Eq tr 434® 1936-40 (yr).—JAD
3.25
Eq tr 434® '36-'41 (yr)
JAD
Pacific Fruit Express
■
■ '
3.25
Eq 5s *36-'39 O (yr)
M&8
3.25
Eq 5» *36-*41 D (yr)—,-AAO b
Southern Pacific (Golden Gate
97
Ferries) 1st 534® 1949
AAO
Southern Pacific RR Gal—
10734
1st con g 5s gu 1937—MAN
1st ref g 4s 1955 op 1910
JAJ
97
Stamped (Fed tax) 1955 JAJ
>
#
Southern Railway—
1st consol gold 5s 1994—-JAJ
§2^
38
Develop A gen M g 4s *56-AAO
Develop A gen 6s 1956-—AAO
Develop A gen 6J4t 1956-AAO
4734
49 k
4.75
4.75
4.75
70"
70
80
73*
7934
473*
14
108
Tampa A Gulf Coast—
1st g 5s 1953-
104
—AA(J
7
Tampa North 1st 5s '36 op.J&J
Tennessee Central R»—
lit m 6* 1947 • of A
A&O
Term RR Ann (St Louii)—
lit gold 434® 1939—A&O
lit coniol gold 5i 1944—FAA
Gen ref ■ f g 4i '53 op '10. jaj
Terre Haute A Peor 5i 1942.MAS
Texarkana A Ft Smith—
lit m 5)4» 1950 guar.——FAA
Texai City Term 6i 1941-J&J26
Texas A N O con 5i 1943...-JAJ
55
6534
1103*
114
103
106
-
fexas A Pac lit 5i
87
99
99
2000—-JAD
11334
9134
903*
903*
B...AAO
Ben A ref 5i 1977 ter
Gen A ref 6a 1979 ser O—A AO
Gen A ref 5s 1980 ser D—J&D
Eq tr 5« 1935-1939..
MAN
Eq tr 434« 1936-42 (yr)—. A&O
Eq tr 4*4® 1936-43 (yr)...FAA
Equipment trust 4s.
b
b
b
b
4.00
4.00
4.00
4.00
81
Tex t*ao»Mo Pac Term RR—
63
63
lit M g 5t4i 1964
MAB
Toledo Canada Southern A Det—
99
5034
1st 4s 1956.
JAJ
Toledo A Ohio Central—
Western Div 1st 5s 1935.-A&O
100
3.50%
3.50%
3.50%
....
-
10034
101
35"
Ref A imp M 3)*s ser A '60 JAD
To edo Feoria A western RR—
963*
lstm. 6s 1952
—JAJ
Toledo St Louis A Western—
1023*
434s *47 .J&J
3t Paul A Kansas City Short Line
1st guar 434® 1941
FAA / 123*
St Paul Vttnn & Manitoba—
5s ext fr July 1 '33 to July 1 '43.
107
Montana ext 1st 4s 1937.J&D
10334
Pacific Ext 1st 4s £ 1940—JAJ
10234
-JAJ
5% to July 1 1945
3hrev Bdg A Ter 5s '55
Sioux City A Pac 3 34« 1936--FAA
Somerset By 1st A ref 4s '55-JAJ
1st M 4s July 2 1950.—-JAJ
South Bound RR 1st 5« 1941 AAO
.
60
stWD4u1uVh#i61945-J4J
^
69"
82
37
334
.
883*
/ 6234
334
—FAA
B
Certificates of deposit
Shamokln Sunbury A Lewlsb'g
2d 6s gold July 1 1925 ext at
Equipment trust 534s
—
Eq tr 5s 1936-39 (s-a)—M&b
Eqtr 434® Oct' 35-*39 (s-a) A&O
E Tenn reorg lien 5® 1938 MAS
4134
1st Mem Div g 5® 1996
J&J
10734
St Louis Div 1st g 4s 1951-J&J
L A N So joint g 4»-—See LAN
MobUe A O coll tr 4s '38.M&S
95"
Spartanburg Un Ool 4s *95—J&J
4
Spoir Internat 1st g 5s 1955.J&J
Staten Isl Ry 434® 1943
J&D
77*
Stephenville Not A Sou Texas—
42
1st mtge guar g 5® 1940...JAJ
Suffolk &. Oar con 6s 1952—-J&J
14
Sun A Lewis 1st g 4s 1936.—JAJ
Sunbury Hazleton A W-B—
2d mtge Inc 6s 1938 coup .MAN
32"
Susquehanna Bloomsburg A ■
Berwick RR 5s 1952...— AAO
3934
Louis
1st consol
Stamped.
...
.AAO */1334
/ 12
Ctri of dep stamped
23*
Adj mtge 5s Oct 1 1949—FAA
43*
Bef g*>ld 4s 1959 opt...—AAO
4
Certificates of deposit.——.
7
1st A cons 6s 1945 ser A..MAB
Certificates of deposit...—
4
5% secured notes 1931 ...FAA
40
Equip tr 6i (s-a) 1936-37-FAA
40
Eq tr 534® *35-'36 s-a)
A&O
40
Eq tr 5s 1936-1940 (s-a)—J&J
40
Eq tr 434® Janl5'36-40(*-a)J&D
Atlanta-Birmingham Dlv—
1st g 4s May 1 1933.
MAS •/1234
^
3.25
Southwestern—
1st g 4a 1989
MAN
7934
2d g Inc 4s Nov 1989.5834
J&J
1st term A unif 5s 1952.—J&.T
62
Gen A ref 5s ser A 1990—JAJ
50
Eq cr 534a 1936-1939 (s-a) MAS b 4.20
Equipment trust 5s....— b 4.20
b 4.20
109
10934
stmp.
tr 5s 1935-*37(year)...MAS
Eq 4Ms 1936 *41 BB (yr).FAA
%
10434
11034
12034
Certificates of deposit
Eq
i
67
8934
7834
8234
3%
65
20
55
105
/ This price Include® accrued Interact,
10634
St Joseph A Grand Islands—
I
1st gold 4s 1947—
—JAJ
St Lawr A Adirond 5a 1996..JAJ
60
,
64
65
65
67
10734
1st g 534s 1974 series A...FAA
63
6234
6234
89
__
8
Peoria Ry Tor 4s '37 gu op...JAJ
Pere Marquette Ry—
1st g 6s July 1956 Ser A..JAJ
1st g 4s July 1956 ser B..JAJ
1st 434s 1980 ser O
MAS
60
1033*
St Clair Mad & St Louis BeltAlton Bridge 1st g 4s '51--J&JI
„
1H3*
Scab Air Line 1st g 4s 1950.AAO V16
Certificates of deposit.—.— f 13..
1st gu 6» 1935 ser
-MAS. •/1134
Rock island-Frisco Term Ry—
1st m 434s 1957J&J I
Rutl Can 1st g gu 4s 1949
JAJ.
Rutland con 434® 1941
J&J
Peoria A Pekln Union Ry—
„
«t guar 434® 1934
St Louis Iron Mt A Sou—
I
Rlv A Gulf Div 4s 1933..MAM,
2.00
equip 5s 1935-39 (yr) AAO
1st 5s 1931......
.JAJ
Ral A Cape Fear 1st 5s 1943M&S
Ral A Gaston 1st 5s g 1947—JAJ
Raritan River 1st g 5® 1939—JAJ
„
105
11334
Florida By—
...
1st gu 6s 1935 series A.—FAA
Certificates of deposit......
50
St Johns A L Cham 5s 1944.M&S,
10434
KB—
Con M 4s gold 1943—.—MAM
do
4s gold 1948.
-MAN
do
96
100
10234
10234
10234
PaANYCanal
_
100
5634
8434
Sec g 434s 1963——MAN
do
10334
U3
Seab-All
114 3*
Raleigh A Augusta Air Line—
11834
cons guar
45
k 114
Prov A Wore 1st 4a 1947—AAO
RR Securities—See RR Stocks
88
78
3
3
1st gen 4s series A 1948... JAD
1st M 5s 1962 series B
.FAA
1st gen 5s 1974 aeries O
J&D
1st 434® series D1977....JAD
Port Arthur Canal A Dock—
30
10634
1%
12
Plttsb Term RR A Coal—
let g guar sf5s 1942...—JAJ /
Pitts Va A Oaar gu 4s 1943 MAN
Pitts A West Va Ry—
1st m 434® 1^58 ser A..—JAD
1st m 434s 1959 ser B—AAO
1st M 434® I960 ser O
AAO
Pitts Young A Ashtabula—
943*
89
1st m 434s 1950 series O... JAJ
Ore BB A Nay cons 4s 1946-JAD
Ore Short Line 1st 5« 1946—JAJ
Pennsylvania
.AAO
41
103
80
„
1940—
38
1013*
1st M 534s 1944
——PAA
1st M 5s 1945 series B
€ i
i-w—— —le# B
JAD
1.50
,
Oonway BB 434® 1937—JAD
Potomac Val 1st gu 5s g 1941 JAJ
Prov Sec deb 4s 1957 gu
MAN
Prov Ter 1st g 4s gu 1956...MAS
10734
114
1143*
10634
10534
1st > f g 5s 1959.—.
—JAD /
Pitts Shenango A Lake Erie—
29
....
109"
118
117
112
112
Cons 1st g 5s July 1 1943..JAJ
120
110"
Pittsburgh A Shawmut—
114
873*
1st guar g 4s 1943—-—.—JAJ
San Fran A San Joaquin Val—
1st g 5s Oct 11940
AAO
San Fran Term 1st 4s 1950—A&O
Santa Fe Prescott A Phoenix—
_
Eq tr 634* 1935 (vr).— r—AAO b
14
14
1183*
1st A ref 5s 1972—.—
JAJ
San Antonio A Aransas Pas®—
1st g 5s 1942.—
MAB
Scioto Val A N E 1st 4s 1989 MAN
Pitts A Lake Erie
93
Norwich A Worcesterlot mtge 434s 1947.
.MAS
Ogdensburg A Lake Ohamplain—
let guar g 4s 1948JAOhio Connecting 4s 1943.. .MAS
Ohiolnd A Western 6s 1938—-..
111
Pitts Shawmut A Northern—
1st gold 5s 1949—......FAA
Gold 4s Feb i 1952——FAA
6% receivers' ctfs 1927—FAA
„
Gen A ref g 4 34s ser A74. MAS
111
Northera Ohio By 1st guar 5s—
April 11933 A sub coups 1945.. / 4634
Without Apr 11933. Oct 11933
and Apr 11934 coupons..... / 43
8t™Pd as to sale of Apr 1 and
-Oct 11933 A Apr 1 *34cpna.. / 39
Northern Pacific—
Prior Ueng 4s Jan 1997
1023*
Q-J
Gen Men g 3s Jan 2047——Q-F
7234
Ref A imp 434s 2047 ser A.JAJ
83
Ref A Imp 6s 2047 ser B—.JAJ
963*
; ; Ref A Imp 5s 2047 ser O...JAJ
90)*
Bef A Imp 5s 2047 ser D.. .JAJ
90
111
den M 6s 1970 »er A....JAD
Gen M 5s 1975 ser B.—.AAO
Oen M 434® 1977 »er C
JAJ
152
MX
10834
10434
10934
10934
434s series 1 1963.......-FAA
4343 series J 1964...—..MAN
263*
Depot—
-
11034
4s series F 1953-——JAD
99
■
115
4s series G 1957...
MAN
4s series H 1960...—....FAA
5134
27
; 243*
Bid.
Bond®
St Paul Union
334® series E 1949.......FAA
84
50
40
26
434s 1946 guar
J&J
Nerd By • f 634® 195014934
AAO
Nerfo k A Oar 5s 1939105
AAO
Norfolk Southern—
1st A ref g 5s '61 opt *15—FAA */1234
v
Certificates of deposit.
Norf A South 1st 6s 1941.MAN •/ 44
1st gen g 5s 1954 opt..—JAJ t 18
Norfolk Terlst gu 4s 1961—MAN
10534
Norfolk A Western By—
11234
-,1st consol 4s 1996...—AAO
w Pocahontas 4s '41.JAD 10734
Northern Central—
Gen A ref 5s 1974 ser A—.MAS
117
1st
Ask.
_
W«nM g 4s 1955 red
J&D
N Y Pennsylvania A Ohio—
Rgtr 434s11936*40 (yr)MAS16
Bid.
PhQipplne Railway—
■
1st p 4® 1937 s r opt gu.—JAJ
Pitts Bessemer A Lake Erie-—.. .
dons gold 5s 1947...—...JAJ
Pitts Cin Chic A St LouisCon g tra 4 V4s ser A 1940.AAO
434® series B 1942....—AAO
434® series O 1942.-.....MAN
10234
1st gold 4s Apr 1 1950
AAO
Tol Term 1st 4 34® '57 gu
MAN
Tol Walhouding Valley A Ohio—
1st g gu 4s 1942 ser O
MA8
-
1334
10734
104
Toronto Hamilton A Buffalo—
1st gold 4s June 1 1946...JAD
Consol
* Negotiability impaired
m
434s 1966 ser A..FAA
by maturity.
9134
1063*
105
19034
84
76
RAILROAD BONDS
NOTICE.—AH bond pricji 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.
Bid.
Bonds and Stocks.
U ilon Pacific—
1st ry & land gr 4o g 1947--J&J
1st & ref 4s June 2008
M&S
Ask.
Stocks.
Ill
11034
105 34
106
102 %
1st & ref 5s June 2 2008--M&S
40-year 434s 1967
J&J
40-year 4s 1968
..J&D
Bq tr 4 Us *36-'38 (yr)
M&N
Eq 434s Sept 15'36 '39.M&S16
Eq tr 5s 1936-'87 (yr)
M&8
Union BR 6s
1946
10634
11534
10634
102 H
114
2 00
1%
1%
1%
2.00
2.00
125
Onion Terminal Oo (Dallas)—
1st g 6s 1942 opt 1922
k&O
United N J RR & Oanal Oo—
General gold 4s 1944
Gen 1st g 3Hs Mar 1
107 34
1U34
July 1914
July 1914
coupon
coupon
J&J 1934
off
.-J&J
war & aoipt rcpt No .6 on
Vermont Vail 1st 431* 1940-.A&O
Gen 5s May 11941
.
-
50
3
g*n
100
92
-
102
Camden & Burl Oo
105
2%
9434
75 H
64"
23
21
93
::
93
93
90
2l"~
22
22
803-4
9334
56H
59 34
87
8934
102
7834
79 34
76 34
73
...J&J
West Virginia & Pittsburgh—
lstgsf 4s 1990
A&O
West Fruit Exp—See Gt Nor—
Western Maryland 4s1952..A&O
89 H
9034
9534
95)4
104
A..J&J
10334
6 4.25 3.50%
6 4.25 3.50%
105 34
106 34
* & Feum* 5s 1937.-J&J
Gen mtge gold 4s 1943
A&O
Western Pacific RR Oorp—
106
108
1st M 5s 1946 series A....M&S 1
Assented 5s 1946
J
29
3034
7.50
32
31
6.50
5 7.5C
7.50
6.50
100
4J4s 1945—
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR—
106
1st consol gold 4s 1949-.-M&S
Ref M 4 Hs series A 1966.M&S t 10234
Ref gold 5s series B 1966.M&S **10234
108
Wheeling Term 4s 1940
F&A
White & Black River Valley—
1st 5s 1980
J&J /
734
Wichita Union Terminal Ry—
1st ggu 4 Ha 1941 opt
M&N
104
WUkes-Barre & Eastern
1st guar g 5s 1942
J&D
Willamette Val Southern Ry—
0s 1939
F&A/
Willmar & Sioux Falls—
s
-
4% 1st non-cum preferred—100
4% 2d non-cum preferred.. 100
l*
234
30
53
1034
92
,
.53
55
38
56
Norfolk
46
Norfolk &
65
75
1
2
234
3'8
234
134
334
34
134
"234
;
13-4
.
234
634
134
3
Alabama & Vlcksburg
25
..
Salt
(t)
100
Lake
100
100
5% non-cum pref
Duluth South Shore & Atl
205
109
67
71
11034
50
50
Preferred (guar Nor Cent). 50
Erie—Common
.....100
86
88
50
52
50
52
16
20H
1134
934
14 34
111
.
4?*
97
199
/
f
/
/
6
8
24 H
26
Hudson & Manhattan
.
—-..lOo
35
59
77 34
187""
182
1
5% preferred
—100
Joliet & Chic iguar O & A)...100
534
534
6
K O St L & Ohic—Pref
5
6
Kansas City Southern
14
1534
Kal
Allegan & Gr Rap (gu)—luo
(gu)—100
10'
4% non-cum preferred——100
100
n
70
10 34
15
934
73
12
2034
23
134
75
1134
1534
734
1234
2034
45
8
7
22
24
"334
18
"4
1034
1434
52
IV
3
3H
*2^
12
34
1334
13334
153
78
105
110
534
76
9
103
81
iSM
78
25
50
60
Lit Schuyl Nav RR & Ooal(gu) 50
Louis & Mo Riv pref (guar)—100
1,050
1
15""
5
*2Yi
1H
134
134
5434
3*
#
:;,2
334
33
39
61
63 s;
2134
17
34
120*
SH
,23*
lllH
122H
96
734
1434
434
134
18734
105
145
9834
106 H
1634
53
45
99
60~"
65
67
65
75
27 H
234
105
2
-1534
21H
29
149
260
40
37
74
;
116
163
179
69H
13
158
88
934
107'
49
51
48
50
105
115
734
35H
38,,
3434
100
Potom-—Com—.100
obligations—.—100
—100
St Louis Southwestern—-
5% non-cum preferred
Saratoga 8c scnenectady (gu)
Seaboard Air Line common
4-2% non-cum
100
100
1
preferred—100
Sharon.
—
50
100
10ft
Southern Pacific Oo
Southern Ry common
5% non-cum preferred
Mob & Ohio stk tr ctfs.
100
.100
(guar)—100
Tennessee Central-----it)
Texas & Pacific.
100
Troy & Gr'bush (gu N Y O).. 50
Tunnel RR of St Louis.—---100
Union Pacific—Common
100
.
Southwestern of Ga
100
4% non-cum preferred
United N J RR 6c Oanal
(gu>.100
Val (gu)-100
Binghamton.100
Valley RR (N Y) (guar)
100
Vermont & Mass (guar)-100
Utica Chen & Susq
Utica Clinton &
Vicksb Shrevep &
p»c com—100
5% non-cum preferred
100
Virginian Railway com
—100
Wabash Railway.
.——---100
100
5% non-cum pref A
85
70
4
145
7134
n
14
"s
50
1834
934
1234
22
65
4
2134
55
145
100
88
254
87
23
95
125
54
57 34
7134
234
5% non-cum conv pref B—100
Warren N J iguar D L & W >
60
47
& Seashore (guar) 50
66
8
West Jersey
Ry com. _10'»
1st, preferred
100
4% non-cum 2d pref
100
Western Pacific RR Corp
100
6% non-cum preferred
—100
Wheeling 8c Lake Erie Ry..—100
6% non-cum preferred
100
Western Maryland
price Includes accrued interest.
k Last sale.
n Nominal.
x Ex-dividend.
t No par value.
* Negotiability impaired by maturity,
t Called Sept. 1 at 10234.
** Called at 103.
dollars per II00 face amount
.100
2nd
78
55
50
50
.
pref
4% non-cum 2d pref—
76
56
534
50
Spec guar betterment stk
50
50
50
preferred
—399
St Loufc-San Francisco Ry.--100
6% non-cum preferred——100
3
Preferred
Little Miami original guar...
1952. -1000
Rensselaer & Saratoga (guar)
Dividend
334
8 34
134
634
$4 % 111 Cent stk ctf
Reading Company
4% non-cum 1st
5
3
5l"
1434
Internat Rys (Cent Am) com. (tl
Com vot trust ctfr—.
(+>
7% conv pref (guar Pa RR).100
Pittsburgh 6c Lake Erie—. - 60
Plttsb & West Virginia
...100
Pittsb Youngs town & Ashtabula—
7% non-cum preferred—-.100
Prov & Worcester (guar)
100
6% guaranteed
100
7% guaranteed——
100
Koch & Genesee Val RR.——100
Rome & Clint (go D & H) —100
Rutland 7% preferred
100
St Louis Bridge 1st pref
100
100
.....
Non-cumul 6% pref set A.. 100
Leased lines (guar)
100
Stk tr ctfs—See RR Securs Oo
„
Rich Fred &
160
17
.
3534
Georgia RR & Bank Co (gu)—100
Great Northern Ry—
Iron Oro prop trust ctfls
(f)
6% non-cum preferred
100
Green Bay & Western
100
Gulf Mobile & North com
100
6% preferred
...
100
Hartford & Conn Western—-100
11*
Northern—.....100
Pittsburgh Bess & Lake Erie— 60
Preferred
—50
Pitts Oin Ohic & St Louis
100
Pitts Ft W & Ohic com (gu) .100
IV
74
10*
Pennsylvania RR
Pennroad Oorp v t c_.
—
Peoria & Bureau Val (guar)-.100
Peoria & Eastern
100
Pere Marquette Ry com
100
1534
4334
73
78
165
934
50
60
1
River
Paterson & Hudson
35 34
Lehigh Valley
/This
44
101
206
69
106
2334
900
Railroad Securities Oo—
8
69
Lackawanna RR of N J—
b Basis.
4
47"
4% non-cum 1st preferred.. 100
4% non-cum 2d preferred.. 100
104
Oswego & Syrac (gu D L & W) 60
Passaic & Del Ext— ........100
Piedmont &
87
334
100
—.100
Southern..——
Western Ry.
Adjust 4% non-cum pref—100
No Carolina (guar 80 RR). .100
Northern Cent (guar Pa RR)- 60
North'n N H (guar B & M)—100
Northern Pacific Ry——.—-100
North RR of N J (guar Erie) .100
Northern Securities Co stubs——
North Pennsylv (gu P & R)—,50
Norwich & Worcester pref....100
5% preferred .-.——---100
5% prior preferre—....i00
Phila Germ & Norris (guar).. 50
Phil a & Trenton (gu Fa RR) 100
Erie & Kalamazoo (guar;.... 50
Erie & Pitts (guar Pa RR) — 50
Ft Wayne & Jack pref (guar). 100
56
5H % pref (without warr).. 100
5H% pref (with $40 warr)..100
2H% prior conv pref......(f)
234
734
134
334
334
107
100
6% non-cum preferred—..100
East Penna iguar P&R;
Eimlra & W'msDort (guar)...
33
100
gu
134
234
17
60
Albany & Sucquehanna (.guar) 100
Alleghany Oorp
(t
6 H % pref (with $30 warr). 10l
•
2H
190
43
.....
50
com
4534
2
inn
Dayton 6c Mich com (guar)— 50
Preferred (guar O H & D)_. 50
Delaware & Bound Br (guar) .100
Delaware & Hudson Oo
100
Delaware Lack & Western— 50
100
V Ontario & Western
55
34
6
ppAfAFFAH
—100
preferred
7% conv
N
4434
4534
>
—.loo
Denver &
Par
PjMfafrdJ
94
55
5% non-cum preferred—100
41a Great Southern
10% non-cum preferred.——50
West (guar).. —100
N Y New Haven & Hartf
100
N Y Lack &
53
.100
Preferred
Cripple Creek Central
Denv & Rio Gr West 0% pref 100
4134
IV
88
42
540
52
5
—
Northern—-—100
100
"5" New Orl Texas & Mexico
New York Central RR
-<t)
150
N Y Ohic & St Louis com
100
33
6% preferred series A——100
56
N Y & Harlem com <«u) ...
50
140
106
Oonsol RRs of Cuba 6% pref. 100
Illinois Central
RAILROAD STOCKS.
Stamped
Unstamped
New London
Connecticut & Passumpsic—
Detroit Hills & S W (guar)
Detroit & Mackinac Ry
3934
8
103
108
1034
10
50
Columbus & Xema (.guar >
10334
4
f g 5s 1936—J&J
.
Delaware
93
F&A
See Can North
Certificates of deposit.
4% non-cum preferred
100
Montgomery & Erie
—-10
Mobile & Ohio—See Southern Ry
Morris & Essex (guar)—
50
Nashv Ohatt & St Louis
100
Nashv & Decatur (gu L & N)—
National Itys of Mexico—
1st 4% non-cum pref———100
2d 5% non-cum preferred—100
8
105
J&D
Winston-Salem Southbound—
1st gold guar 4s 1960
J&J
Vtsemite Val
5% non-cum preferred
.100
Chicago A Norm vvestern-.-lOO
7% non-cum preferred.
100
Ohic R 1 & Paciiic common—100
7% preferred
100
6% preferred.-.100
Cine New Orl & Texas Pacific. 100
Preferred..
100
Cincinnati Sandusky & Cleveland
6% non-cum preferred
50
Oin Union Term 6% pref
100
Clearfield & Mahoning (guar)—50
Oleve Cine Chicago & St. L
100
5% non-cum preferred
100
Oleve & Pitts iguar Pa RR>7 % 5o
guar 4%
50
iietterui't stk (guar Pa RH) 00
Colorado & Southern
..100
Cuba RR 6% non-cum pref..100
,—juiymoiit uruou os«p
o
"
—
Ts,n h
„
...—(t)
Common..
10234
Wis Cent Ry—1st M « 4s *49 J&J
Certificates of deposit..
1st & ref 4s 1959
A&O
Sup & Dul Div 4s 1936—M&N
100
—.25
Oaro Olinchfleld & O com 4%-100
Oommon stamped 5%
100
Oatawissa RR—1st pref (guar) .60
2d pref (guar P&R)
50
Oayuga& Susq (gu DLftW). 30
Central of New Jersey
100
Chesapeake Oorp
(t)
Chesapeake & Ohio common—25
Chicago Burl & Quincy
100
Ohic & East Illinois common. 100
20
Oonsol gold 4s 1936
J&J
Oons 3Hs g series B 1936—J&J
West Shore 1st 4s 2361
J&J
Winnipeg Term.
2434
510
100
8
4% non-cum preferred..... 100
Ohic Milw St P & Pacific—
72"
106
107
1st guar g 5s 1938
Wilmington & Newborn—
1st gold 4s 1947
10
734
.
—
2134
Wash Term Oo—3Hs 1945—F&A
1st gold 4s 1945 guar
F&A
Washington 8c V and em ere—
1st 4 Hs 1947
F&A
West Jersey & Sea Shore—
Western Pocohontas
8
8
2334
6% preferred
100
Chicago Great West com
100
4% preferred—
.....100
Chic Ind & I ouisv common—100
20
gen 5s 1980 ser D—A&O
Certificates of deposit.
Warren 1st refg 3 H» 2000— F&A
Wash Cent 4s Mar 1948
aMar
W ashington Oo Ry 1st g guar
3Hs Jan 1954 op 1924—. J&J
Equipment trust 5s.....
Eq tr 534s 1935-38 (yr)...J&D
8
7
7 ?:
7
Ask.
4134
A......100
5% conv preferred-—..—.100
Mobile & Birmingham—
8
-;V7
(guar)...—25
Canadian Pacific
2034
19 H
Bef &
JN
7% preferred series
6
Canada Southern
2%
20
Certificates of deposit...
«en 4 Hs 1978 ser O-A&O
Certificates of deposit..
534s 1977 ser
Equipment trust 4 Ha
Equipment trust 5s
7% Prior pref..
Stamped—
1st pref 5' ro class A
100
1st pref 8' b class B
100
1st pref 7' b class O
100
1st pref 1C % class D._
100
1st pref 4 34 % class E
100
Preferred stamped
Bost & Prov (guar Old Ool)—100
7% non-cum preferred—.-100
4%i eased line ctfs.—-—-100
100
Mississippi Central—...
Mo-Kan-Tex RR rom
—t
Missouri Pacific com
117
11634
100
100
—100
57
5s 1976 ser B..F&A
1st & ret
3634
85M
-
_,
9934
'41.A&O
Registered
3334
50
__
69
—
Ref &
West
46
115
Beech Creek (guar N Y C)
10U
Midland Valley com
50
Preferred
50
Minehill & Schuyl Hav (gu)— 60
Minneapolis & St Louis
100
Minneapolis St P 8r 8 S M—. 100
.
...
Omaha Div 1st 3H» g
Wabash Ry—
Ref &
44
112
Bid.
100
100
Massawippi Valley
Michigan Central—
——
1534
2034
60
lstpref 10% classD
5334
'
M&N
-
46
100
com
1st pref 4 34% class E
gen
.
-3 34
103
101H
101
5s 1936 ..M&N
Va & Southwest 5s 2003..
J&J
1st cons g 5s 1968
6734
..A&O
Virginian Railway—
1UH
1st M gold 5s 1962 opt
M&N
104 34
1st in 4Hs 1962 ser B—M&N
3.00
Eq tr 4
1936-1940(yr)..J&J
>
3.00
Bq tr 5s 1936-1938 (yr).. .M&N
92
Wabash RR—1st g 5s 1939-M&N
65
2d gold 5s 1939
F&A
Deb mtge 6s series B 1939-J&J f
-rr
60 H
1st lien term gold 4s 1954-J&J
Ref & gen 5Hs 1975 A...M&S
2134
Certificates of deposit......
87
Equipment trust 5 H»
87
Equiptment trust 6s
87
Bq tr 4H» 1936-42 (yr)._-A&O
Det & Ohic ext 1st g 5s '41-J&J
100H
Des M Div 1st g 4s 1939-J&J
65
Toledo & Ohic & g 1941—M&S k
Virginia Mid
pref.........100
2
3
2534
1534
1934
....
Preferred
37
31
40
Boston & Maine com.......-100
Unstamped—
1st pref 5% class A
....100
lstpref 8% classB—.lOO
1st pref 7% class O..
100
2,_
•/» 234
Vlcksburg Bdge & Term Co—
1st Ms f 6s 1958
M&S
Debenture • f 7s 1948
M&S
Vlcksburg Shreveport & Pacific—
Prlien 6s '16 ext 6% *40—M&N
„
4% non-cum
81
2834
2434
Bellefonte Central
50
Boston & Alb (guar NY O)— 100
1st guaranteed 4H«—
Cash
149
.1(H)
106
Vera Orus & Pacific RR—
_
79
144
32
50
50
...100
Mahoning Coal RR
Pref (guar L S & M S)
Maine Central
50
American shares partlc pref.
106
F&A
M&N
90
100
Louisville & Nashville
Belgian Nat Rys Oo
Vandalia RR—
Ceng 4s 1955 series A
Series B 1967
49
87
West Point
100
ktlantic Coast L Oo of Oonn—50
itlantlc Ooast L RR com
100
Bangor Aroostook
7% preferred
11034
103 H
M&S
'61-M&S
4834
Par.
8tocks.
96
Augusta & Savannah 'guar)..100
119
Ask.
93
itlanta &
Bait & Cumberland 7% gu
Baltimore & Ohio com.
106
4Hs 1979
Bid.
Par.
Allegheny & West (0% guar).100
Atcninson Topeka & Santa FelOO
5% non-cum pref
.....100
Atlanta Birrn 6c ooast pref...100
ktlan & Char Air L (guar)..
100
58
10
234
434
20
40
X Quotations represent
\;
C'
NOTICE,—All bond prices are "and
interest" except where marked "f" and income and defaulted bonds.
the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for
Stocks and Bonds.
Per
Administered Fund
com w
IK
agj
...
Common ................it)
5s 1953
F&A
Amer Business Shares
Amer. Capital Oorp A .......10c k
Class B
10c k
$3 preferred
(t)
g
.
.
_
35.50 prior pref.
.
Coll tr s f 5s 1958
1
"5H
8H
55" "
f Preferred
55""
53""
12H
3
.1.1.1.!
33"
(+)
33H
;,5H
Associated Stand. Oil Shs
Atlantic 9c Pac Int com w w__(t)
Preferred w w
50
S3 preferred A
—(f)
Warrants.
Bancamerlca-Blalr Corp
"III
Bancshares, Ltd—
Participating shares
50c
Bankers Nat Investing 00m A (f)
Common
.....
Bankers Sec Oorp of Am
_
—(t)
7 % preferred
10
IF
18
Fy7
50c
13 K
75c
14 K
4
4H
3H
5
13
13 \
3.40
Cent Nat Oorp class A.........
Class B
40c
44 %
100
25
38
Continental Secur Corp com.-(f)
5% preferred—..
100
Debenture 6s May 1
....1942
Without warrants
...
Corporate Trust shares old series.
Accumulative series—II—II—
AA
(modified)
AGO (modified)
Oram 6c Forster Inc com..—. 10
8% preferred
100
Oram & Forster Insursh B....10
7% cum preferred.—.....100
Cumulative TrustShare*
(f)
Deposited Insur Shs ser A
Deposited Bank Shs N Y ser A—
_
3
conv
Equity Oorp
common .......10c
33 conv preferred
Equity Shares
Equity Trust Shares
Federated Capital Oorp com ..(t)
6% preferred.
25
Fidelity Fund, Inc
(t)
...
....(f)
Series B
Fourth Nat'l Investors
w w...
1
Fundamental Investors Inc
Fundamental Trust Shares Inc—
Class A
/ Flat price,
.(t)
k Last sale,
n
1H
1H
50c
Standard Amer. Trust shares—..
Investment Trust or N Y coll A—
Investors Equity—
Deoenture 5s series A 1947
ser B 1948 with warr..
Without warrants
2
(f)
4.60
2.65
9.23
7.73
31K
2.25b
71
78
%
47.48
34
2.45
5.38
MAN
3.76
1.46
1.34
———..5
(t)
92
82
preferred
2.69
...
2.66
2.69
........
(f)
Debenture 4H® Feb 1 1947.
Debenture 4Hs Dec 15 1952
Old Colony Trust Assoc
—
Ck>———.ft)
M&N
A&O
45
51
4
3.69
2.45
6.52
6.53
——————
J&J
deb 1953—
Class D.
—
Trustee Standard Oil shares A—
Series B
—
—.—..
5s ser A 1948.....———J&D
United Founders common
.1
United Gold Equities
Standard shares
9!*
1H
6M
3
3H
81
81
UK
4
:■>
Deb 5s Nov 1 1947
Deb 5s April 1 1948
Pacific Investing Oorp—
85
85
88
Deb 5s 1948 without warr
J&J
Pacific Southern Invest pref—(f)
Class A
__(f
96 K
39
6
97 H
42
8
....(f)
%
;
.
88
T.18
1.34
1.62
2.36
2^75
6.03
5.06
'3 H
24
100 H
K
1
2.03
"§H
$3 preferred..—
.....
(t)
Deb g 5s 1948
M&N
U S Elec Light & Pow tr ctf A
88
15H
2.23
....
85c
Xe
10H
$6 1st preferred
U S & Internet Sec
—ft)
1st pref with warrants
_(t)
Utility Equities Corp com.—(t)
$5.50 priority stock
85
Hi
1H
* Negotiability impaired by maturity,
12*
U S Elec Pow Oorp com w war .1
U S & Foreign Securities com.
Utility & Industrial Corp
Convertible preferred
Wellington Fund
t No par value.
5
92 Jy
1
Tol
(Can)—
Voting trust ctfs—.
1.52
24 J
1.46
2.41
—.—..
_
1.39
24
1.21
Trusteed Amer Bank Shares B
Trust ctfs ser B
IX
IOH
3H
Ax
United Insurance Tr Stocks F
United N Y Bank Shares O 3..—
U ft & British Interoat class A.(|)
92 H
2.10
1958
Northern
Ex-dividend.
—.—
Union Amer Invest Corp—
Common
........—(t)
92 H
71c
73.15
IK
K
3.49
2.43
—
Trust Fund Shares
7
1953
Class B
x
7
North American Bond Trust Ctfs.
North American Trust shares—
Jverseas Securities
conv
93
5
45
Supervised Shares
Third National Investors..—...1
Tri-Contlnental Corp..—..—(t)
6% cum pref
(t)
5s
IH
24 H
95
(f)
....—...—.....
Trusteed Industry Shares
Trustee N Y Bank shares
H
3H
Preferred
Old Colony Invest TrustCommon
2H
Class AA....
Warrants
3.66
Securities...
.100
Oils 6c Industries com..........
4.57
Nominal,
39 H
6H
87
3
t1.20 preferred
Class BB
4.79
1.71
40
—
$3 convertible preferred
Super Corp of Amer class A
Class B
u
16.79
2.90
111
.
Trustee Stand Invest ser O
Niagara Share Oorp (Md)
Conv deb 5H« 1950
cum
irt
1st pf
conv
Class D
...—100
Voting trust ctfs.............
$6
3.75
I
cum
Sun Investing Oorp com—
Class C
1
New Jersey Bankers Securities
N Y Bank Trust Shares
1
44.08
4.14
1.01
36
ft)
1
39
2
103 %
102 H
102 H
1.48
Nationwide Sec Co
35 H
H
K
101H
102
1.29
National Trust ShareaRemodifled
AH
2
3
5H
17.90
23.14
Preferred
Common B
fclOO
Warrants.......
l65l
35
'
21.29
Investors
9 common A.ft)
Sterling Securities common <a._i tj
31
99
Major Shares Corp..—..—(f)
Maryland Fund Inc
$5.50 preferred
I07ei
85 H
28
20 H
5
Standard Utilities Inc
State St Investment Corp..—
28
-
F&A 15
Deb 5Hs 1939
Stand Oil Trust Shares A
I
Class B
54
National Securities Investment. I
30
4.51
4.14
2.38
1H
ii
83 H
95
Ex-warrants.
%
25
4H
2H
16.65
—
$5.50 preferred
(t)
Deb 5s Mar 1 1937 with warr..
85
92c
National
32H
$
38
102 H
Deb 5s
Corporations Inc.....1
Standard Industrials Inc—
Standard Investing Oorp com.(t)
39
IF
.........10
...
Standard
6
Inc —1
87
113„
;J
A
85
4.84
Class B
IF H
Mutual Investment Trust—
Nat Bond 6c Share Corp..
....
Five Year Fixed Trust shares...
Fixed Trust Shares series A ...(t)
F&A
war..J&J
6
5
►
2.53
26
8H
3.45
pref with warr—...ft)
2.48
_(t)
...-(f)
6H% preferred.......
100
6% preferred
100
Debenture 5s 1947...—
J&D
Interstate Equity common
1
S3 convertible pref "A"—..(f)
B common
_D shares
m
4Mb Mar 1 1942
Indus 9c Power Securities Co
4
28
6
83
4K
23
2.22
2.20
2.20
3.60
3.60
IK
Selected Management Trustee sh.
Shawmut Bank Inv Trust—
32c
vV
73 H
73
19.50
1
38
2.78
1.33
ft)
3H
without warrants
85
ft)
—
Allotment certificates
"53"
Massachusetts investors Trust..1
10H
$5.50 prior stock
18.42
Incorporated Investors.—....
Independence Trust Shares
Insuranshares (Md) ctfs
70
70
7.61
3.96
M&S
5s March 1 1952
M&S
Shenandoah Corp common
1
$3 convertible preferred—...25
Southern Oorp com
--(t)
Spanish & Gen Corp Ltd—
Am dep rets ord reg
.£1
Amor dep ret# ord
bearer £1
Spencer Trask Fund Inc
(t)
Investors Fund of America
Low-Priced Shares....
4
9H
Dividend Shares
Eastern Utilities Investing Corp—
Deb 5s 1954
M&815
Elec Shareholdings Corp com.. I
36
1956
4*
7 % preferred
(t)
k
5s series A with warrants 1947—
39
....
Selected Income Shares
1H
Common
27^1
(t)
Selected Industries com
1 6*
3.75
xtl*
...
21"
19
n 4*
22c
Int Sec Corp of Am com
Class B common
,94H
ft)
preferred
5Hs series 2 Oct 1937
5» series 3 Dec 1937..
6s series 4 Nov 1942.———
Selective Cumulative Shares
52
"60c
Diversified Trustee Shares
B shares
O shares
Selected American Shares Inc
15
2H
Commercial National Corp...
Commonwealth Securities pf—100
1.49
Guardian Invest Trust—...—(f)
Insuransharea Co. of Delaware
2H
H
58 H
Securities Cora General com— (t)
5s series A 1947
—.—J&D
Investment Co of Am—
2 H
25.48
...
1.35
$6 preferred
Selected American shares
conv
Securities Co of New Jersey—
Investment Bond 9c Share—
12
.......
Century Shares-Trust
"(I
Chicago Corporation
H
Convertible preferred——n
•i: "88c
•-: 1.22
15H
Bullock Fund Ltd. ^
(1)
Canadian Investmeiltj Fund Ltd..
Capital Administration cl A
1
v*. Class B
(f)
33 cum pref ser A....
...Id
5s series A 1953
J&D
■
"79 c
$5
Shares- --ii
1
..
1
Common
.........
Deb g 5a Jan 1949
12K
54 M
4K
3.54
...
1.25
1.10
1.35
Deb g 6s 1940 B with
.(t>
1
Banc Industry Shares...
British Type Investors d A
L29
1.00
See Wellington Fund
Insull Utility Invest—
6
Atlantic Secur 4Ha A 1953.A&0 '
Atlas Oorp common.........(f)
1.22
Huron Holding Corp—
....
60
—..F&A
6% preferred
Debenture 5s 1948—
1.13
Guardian investors com
2.45
72
Second Nat Inv Oorp—
Tobacco Shares
Shares
1
9.50
40c
i!l7
—
99
35
stock
1.10
Railroad Equipment
Steel Shares
59
J-37
101
Royalties Management A
----
vT)
Hydro Elec Sec com—.......(t)
—
(t
1948-A&0
Second Int Sec Oorp A com..(t)
Class B common
...—(t)
Railroad Shares..............
Utilities
37
9
33 preferred
......( )
Amerex Holding Corp..
i )
Amer Lnsuranatocks Oorp
(f)
Amer Investors Inc common....!
Common
L47
1.40
■S 1.27
Investing Co Shares—
Merchandising Shares
Mining Shares
38
1.15
Gen Sec com class A_(t)
Common class B
...( •)
1.50
1.17
Industrial Machinery Shares..
7H
7
71
YM
.......
Food Shares
"H
amer 9c
Investment
Automobile Shares
13
36H
:% 20
1.36
1.07
82
hloi
32 K
"
Chemical Shares...—.—
8
96
Quarterly Income Shares
Railway & Lt Sec 5s
4Hs May 1 1953
Reliance InternatOorp comA(10c)
Preferred
(t)
Represents ti ve Trust Shares
Republic Investors Fund
Reynolds Invest 5s 1948........
2
69 H
A&O
Distillery 6c Brewery Shares—
Electrical Equipment Shares-
98
....
Warrants
17
90c
(t'
$6 preferred
Pub Util Investing 5s
5.39
Great Brit & Canada Invest¬
Building Shares
"3"
F
Amer Founders Oorp common.. 1
6% preferred ser D
50
7% preferred ser B
...60
Amer General Equities Ins
Associates
German Credit 6c Invest.
Pref. allot, ctf. 25% 1st pref (f)
Petroleum Shares.—
J&j
ser A
ft)
1%
30M
Aviation Shares.—...—......
1.10
78
.A&O
4.90
22""
(t)
Deb 5s 1943
K
.
33
98
22
S32
1
ment Corp 4Hs 1959
Group Securities, Inc—
Agricultural Shares
H
.....
a
H
2H
American 9c Continental Oorp
Common
Amer. Oomposlt Trust Shares
Amer Elec Sec partlc pref .....1
American European Secur
(t)
—-(t)
.....—...........
$6 pref (with warrants)
93"
31^
s
_—_(t)
preferred
Deb
Warrants
37
1
10c
Prudential Investors
•
Atk.
W
Sec Oorp
$3 conv pref class A
Plymouth Fund Inc.......
General Investment Corp..——1
General Investors Trust
Gen'l Realty 6c Utlities com
55
Phoenix
9K
without warr
18 %
Bid.
Per
99H
Deb 5s Feb 1 1952
Par.
share
—If)
$6 preferred
$6 preferred
92*
9*
S3 convertible preferred
(t)
Amer Bankstocks Corp
..(f)
American British & Continental—
S6
66
50
Alliance Investment com.*
(f)
5s A with warr 1949
J&J
Allied Int Investing Oorp com. (t)
"L*
17 K
62
Warrants
Aldred Invest Trust (Mass)—
Deb 4^s with comshs
1967
Aldred Investment Corp (Can)—
Deb 4 Ha with com shs
..1968
...
L66
Stocks and Bonds.
Atk.
Per
General American Investors ...1
("
....
Bid.
Par.
share.
15.32
1.52
w..ft)
Affiliated Fund com
Air investors
Incv t c.
Convertible preferred
Stocks and Bonds.
Ask.-
Bid.
Par.
.
IK
68 H
3H
68 H
3
14.77
Public Utilities
y.-v
and electric railways, gas, electric power, water,
telegraph, telephone and
*'f" and Income and defaulted bonds*
the month preceding the date of issue.
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.
Adriatic Electric Co (Italy)Ext) s f 7s 1862A&O
Alabama Power 1st 5s 1946 -MAS
1st A ref 5s 1951
—J&J
1st A ref 5s 1966
MAN
1st A ref 43i« 1967
-J&D
1st A ref 5s 1968-.—
MA8
A abama Water Service Go—
1st M 5s 1957 ser A—-_~JAJ
Albany By—See United Trac.
Albia Lt A By 1st mtge 5s *41J&J
51
103
99
Bonds.
55
Atlanta Wat. El A Pr 5s 1943 JAJ
Atl Beach Bridge 634s 1942—..
104
100
97
98
8234
8934
8334
9034
953*
963*
42
....
AlbuquerqueNat Gash 34 *'40 MAN / 21
Auus neliev a 1'—See Phlla Co
Allegheny Gas Oorp 634s'43 MAN / 18
aUentown-Bethlehem Gas 1st
f
634s 1954
—A&O X 105
Alliance Power 1st 6s 1952—MAS / 30
10434
Alton Water 5s 1956 —...AAO
Alcoona A Logan Va) Elec By—
71
70
1st coll 4s Jan 1 1954
JAJ
Amarillo Gas 6s..
Amer Commonwealths Power—
...........
JGeb g 6s 1952 ser
——
:/
Amer Elec Pow deb 6s *67 MAS 15
Amer A Foreign Power Co—„
Deb g 5s 2030
MAS
Amer Fuel A Pow 7s 1934..-JAJ
10534
Amer G A E deb 5s 2028—MAN
Am Gas A Pow deb 5s 1953.MAN / 3634
Certificates of deposit.
/ 3634
Secured deb 6s 1939
J AD / 3934
Certificates of deposit'
Am Pow A L deb 6s 2016—MAS
Amer Stater Public Serv—
1st 1 534s 1948 ser A
MAN
Deb 6s 1938
JAD
Amer Telep A Tel eg—
Oonv g 4s *36 conv aft '08-MAS
10134
Coll trust 5s 1946.......-JAD
10934
Deb sf 5s 196011134
JAJ
Deb 534s Nov 1 1943
11234
MAN
Conv deb 4M§ 1939
10834
JAJ
11134
35-yr deb 5s 1965..
FAA
Amer Toll Bridge 1st 7s '45.AAO
1023
2nd oonvertlble 8s 1945. .AAO
1053
American Utilities Co—
'
42
1st lien A ref 6s 1945-...-JAD
35
Deb 6 34s 1941
MAN
71
Amer Util Service 6s 1964
-
Amer Water Works A Electric—
10134
co 1 tr 5s 1944——MAS
Deb 6s 1975 Ser A
MAu
Deb 6s 1975 ser B_
JAD
AaaAPot B RR—SeeWashByAEl
Conv
88
79
Androscogging Electric Corp—
1st mtge s f 43*s 1955—-A&O
Androscoggin Water Power—
1st 6s 1945
FAA
Appalachian Elec Power—
1st A ref 5s 1956
MAN
Appalachian Power5s 1941.. JAD
7% gold bonds 1936
...FAA
Deb gold 6s 2024
..JAJ
10234
69
—
Ardmore St By—See Phlla Co.
Arisona Edison 1st 5s 1948
JAJ
6s s f series A1945.......AAO
Arizona Pow 6s 1947 ser A
MAN
105 X
107
105
108
'
59
6134
55
.
Arkansas El A Wat 6s 1944.FAA
Ark A Mo Pow 1st 6s 1953—J&j
Deb 6 His 1935
MAN
1st s f 7s 1953
JAJ
Arkansas P A L 1st 5s 1956.AAO
Arkansaw Water 1st 5s 1956-AAO
'
1st
534s 1939 with
warr
334
1st M 5s 1959
76
1st 7s 1963-
V
Oonv deb 534s 1977
FAA
Conv deb 434s '48 ex-warr.M&S k
Oonv deb 434s 1949—J&J 16
Cons ref deb 5s 1968
AAO
Oonv deb 5s 1950
Oonv 634s 1938
Cons ref deb 434s
FAA
MAN k
1958—MAN
Oonv
Oonv
Oonv
Oonv
deb 53»s 1973——-FAA
deb 5s 1973—...... JAD
deb 434s 1973—
JAD
deb 4s 1973
..MAS
Income deb 43?s 1978—FAA
Income deb 4s 1978—.AAO
Income deb 334s 1978
MAN
Income deb 33*8 1978——MAS
.
41
41
90
60
15
102
10934
112
11234
10834
103
10534
1003*
101
114
115
11634
11834
11734
11934
116
11634
1st A ref 6s 1960 ser O
AAO
Belolt Water, Gas A Elec Oo—
1st g 5s 1937—
MAS
122
124
■
32
30
2034
89
65
50
1104
9834
f
23
f
23
f
23
1 23
*/ 23 34
/ 2334
f
4734
6234
56
*/ 56
1937. .AAO
1941—MAN
Deb g 5s Dec 1942
—TAD
10-year deb 5s 1937——FAA
10-year deb 5s 1940——JAJ
.
MAN
MAS
West End St 5s 1936
5s March 1944.
7s Sept 1947
-
72
25
58
48
42
4134
2934
2434
2134
2134
9034
tig
26
26
28
30
|
32
106
MAS
108
k
1
105
101
105
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1083*
10334
10334
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W
86
1073*
1043*
10434
109
10834
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1093*
1033
104"
102
102
10934
121
125
263*
111
97
10334
99
1053*
86
88
10834
10634
108
10834
sf 6s 1968 ser A
....TAJ
Secured s f 6s ser A 1949--JAD
10634
10634
10534
A—FAA
Gen A ref 434s 1981......FAA
Buff A Nlag Falls El L A Power—
100
FAA
1st gold Rs 1942—.
10234
107
102
105
83
61
88
10734
76
90
108
101
10134
•
5934
10234
60
1083*
10334
1203*
12634
11034
105 ""
10534
120
125
111
1063*
107
109
107
108
Calgary Power 1st 5s i960-. A AO
f
b Basis,
f This price includes accrued interest.
t Called Sept. 1 at 105.
Unlf
5s'37oosf
k Last sale.
n
MAN
Nominal.
53J4
-JAJ
Oonv deb 5s 1948——.
54
k
,4934
5434
553*
663*
1944——JAJ
5s
Oorp—
10 yr sec 6s 1938.
—JAJ /
Oent Vermont Public Serv Oorp—
—
.
—
52""
20
10534
1st A ref 6s 1959 ser A
AAO
Oentral West Public Se vlce Oo—
1st 1 coll 5 34s 1956 «er A. .MA* /
534* series B 1956....MAN ft
5s series O 1933
..JAD j
413*
413*
413i
Charleston Cons
Ry Gas A El
Oonsol gold 5s 1999—MAS
Chattanooga Ry A Light—
1st A ref g 5s 1956 <nTl6—MAN
Ohatt Rys 1st cons 5s '56.MAN
10434
95
81
10534
Ohes A Pot Tel of Va 5s '43-MAN
Chester Water Service Oo—
1st 434* 1958 series A—MAP
Ohic Aurora A Elgin RR—
1st A ref 6s 1951
JAJ
—
10334
f
634
Ohlcago Oity A Oonnec ing By
Oolltr s f g 5s Jan 1 1 27.AAO f
Certificates of deposit.——. f
23
23
72
Ohlcago City Ry 1st 5s '27--FAA
f 72
Certificates of deposit
Ohic Dirt Elec Generating—
103
1stM434* 1970
—MAS
104
1st 6s series B 1961——MAN
104
Deb 534s 1935—
AAO
Ohic Gas LAO see Peoples G LAO
Ohic North Shore A Mliw RK—
1st mtge gold 5s 1936—JAJ
1st A ref os 1955 ser A—.JAJ
1st A ref 534s 1956
-..AAO
...
.
Ohlcago Railways Oo—
1st 5s 1927 stpd as to 25% nt
red and pay Aug 1 1933-..FAA */ 7534
753*
OtfS of deposit.
31
Cons M 5s ser A Feb '27—AAO
*
Certificates of deposit
Series B Feb 1927—JAD
Certificates of deposit.—.
Pur mon 4-5s Feb *27 opt.JAJ
Certificates of deposit.
.....
Adj Inc 4s Feb 1927 opt
May
Certificates of deposit
Ohlcago Rapid Transit Oo—
1st & ref 634* 1944
JAJ
Certificates of deposit—...
1st & ref 6s 1953 ser A
JAJ
Certificates of deposit—....
Adjust deb 6s July 1963—JAJ
-
31
15
15
18
18„
534
534
1034
1034
1034
1034
10534
Cincinnati Gas A Electric—
1st M 4s 1968 series A
AAO
Oin Newport A Gov L A T—
10634
1043*
1103*
993*
1113*
1003*
106
107
9934
1st m 534i8er A 1952—.—A&O
1st 6s 1955 ser B
A&O
Cities Serv deb 5s Jan '66---MAS
Deb g 5s Apr. 1958
AAO
8734
Deb g 5s 1963..—
Deb 5s I960
1083*1
*
10334
1st ref 6s 1947 series A....JAJ
Cincinnati Street Ry—
Califomla Electric Generating—
01st s f g 5s '48 guar.MAS
—allfornla Gas A Elec Oorp—
—
62""
•h
11034
112
Buffalo
-... .
56
—
Traction......!
See
Buffalo A Lockport
] Internet
Buff A Niagara Falls-.. (
By
Burlington v Vt) G L 5s 1955. JA
ButlerWater 5s 1957 A.
AAO
Butte El A P 1st s f 5s 1951. JAD
26
i
10634
90
73
13*
MAS /
1st coll inc 3-5s 1950
Central States Elec Oorp—
Debenture
109
—
1
1
Central States Utilities
873*
Brooklyn Oity A Newton RR
5s 1939
JAJ
Brooklyn Queens Oo A Sub—
6634
1st m g 5s 1941 (stpd)
JAJ
55
1st con 5s July *41(stp)—MAN
Bklyn Un Elev 5s 1950 —FAA
Kings Oo El 1st 4s 1949 .FAA
Nassau Elec 1st g 4s 1951 JAJ
1st 5s 1944
A&O
25
Bklyn Un Gaslst con*5sg'46M&N
25
1st Hen A ref 6s '47 ser A MAN
25
1st lien A ref 5s ser B 1957 MAN
2434
Oonv deb 534s 1936
J&J
Deb 5s I960.—.
JAD
2434
57
Buff Geo Elec 1st 5s 1939
FAA
57
1st ref 5s April 1 1939-.-.. JAJ
9634
81
76
Deb 534s 1954—.MA815
,
..
105
Oent States Pow A Lt Oorp—
1st M A 1st lien 534s 1953-JAJ
1083*
_
10434
100
Oent States Edls 534s A 1943AAO /
Deb (to ser A w w 1949---AAO
102
1949——JAJ
Gen m 5s ser E 1952
JAJ
Bklyn-Manhattan Transit Oorp
Gen m 5s ser A
73
10634
105
Cent Public Utility inc 534s 1952.
Oent By.
See Un By A El (Bait)
Broad River Power Co—
1st A ref 5s 1954 Ser A
MAS
Bway A 7th Ave.—See N Y Rys
BronxA* & E 5s 1960
»AJ
Bklyn Borough Gas 5s 1967.FAA
Bklyn Oitv &; Newton BR—See
Bklyn Manh Transit Oorp.
Bklyn Oity RR 1st 5s 1941—JAJ
Brooklyn Edison Oo—
97
91
105
80
Conv deb 5 34s '49 with war FA 4
Without warrants
FAA
6334
773*
6134
91
■;
Oorp—
903*
90
9734
E...MAN
1st A ref 4Kb 1981 ser H. JAD
6s series 1 1957—.——.FAA
Oent Indiana Gas 5s 1957. .MAS
Central Indiana Power Oo—
1st A ref 6s 1947 ser A
J&J
Oent MainePr 5s'39 op 19 MAN
1st A gen 6s 1942 ser B
J&J
1st A gen 5a 1955 ser D...JAJ
1st A gen 434s 1957 ser E.JAD
1st A gen 534s 1961 ser.F—JAD
Cent Ohio L A P 1st 5fl f>50 AAO
Oent Pow 1st 5a, 1957. ser D JAJ
Oent Pow A Lt 1st 5s 1956—FAA
Oent Pub Serv
106
Brandenburg (Germany) El Pr-—
Extl 1st s f 6s 1953——MAN 1 26
109
Bridgeport Gas Lt 4s 1952.-JAJ
96
Bristol Gas A Elec 5s July 11939.
British Col Power 5 34s 1960 MAS
1023*
98
5s series B 1960——MAS
British Col Tel 5s 1960.
1043*
JAD
Gen A ref 5s 1956 ser
k
FAA
Boston Con Gas deb 5s '47
■
31
102 H
303*
ser
108
1st mtge 434* 1967 ser F—JAD
1st A ref 5s 1968 ser G
MAN
(NY)
Boston Eiev By 434s
Deb g 434s Nov 1
96
29
24
21
101
Berlin Elec Elev A Underg Rys—
1st mtge a f 634* 1956—AAO /
17
61
80
1st A ref 5s 1956
10334
Hydro-Elec Oorp—
......A&O
Bergen Turnpike 5s 1951-—JAJ
Berlin Oity Elect 634s 1951—JAD
Sink fund deb 634s 1969—FAA
Deb 6s Apr 1 1955.AAO
1st mtge 5s 1958-.
9534
1st A ref 5s 1951—..—FAA
Oent 111 Light 1st A ref 5s '43A&0
Central Illinois Public Service—
Bellows Falls
-
59""
36
1st g 5s 1955 ser a——MAS
1st g 5s 1957 ser B—
-JAD
1st mtge 5s 1960 ser O
MAN
Bell Telep Oo of Pennsylvania—
1st A ref 5s 1948 ser B
JAJ
Gas Works
1st 5s 1938—AAO
75
Binghamton (N Y) L H A P—
1st ref 5s Feb 1946—
AAO
102
Birmingham Elec 434s 1968-MAS
§8^ Birmingham Gas 1st 6s *69 -MAN
80
6% notes 1935
—
.AAO
Birmingham Term see BB bonds
Birmingham Water Works Oo—
10334
1st m 5 34" 1954 ser A
.AAO
1st m 5s 1954 ser B
...JAD
72
1st mtge 5s 1957 ser O—FAA
Blackstone Val G A E 5s '39-JAJ
10534
Mtge A col tr 5s '51 ser A-AAO
109
Mtge A col tr 5s '52 ser B.AAO
10534 Bleecker
St&FulFy—See NY Rys
10934
Bloomington Deo A Champagne
1st A ref 5s 1940——MAN
61
Bolivian Power 8s ser A *45-AAO
57""
94
40
6s Jan 11959-..—
Binghamton
30
4034
4034
2734
93
353*
Beaver Valley Water
1st lien A ref 5s 1960
MAN
Bell Telephone of Oanada—
2834
293*
3134
2334
5434
92
JAJ
37 J
37 ]
27
47
Oorp participating 8s '40-MAS
Associated Pud Utilities Oorp—
1st lieu 5s 1947 ser A——JAJ
deb 6s series A 1958
MAN
Associated Telep Co Ltd—
1st M 5c .1965.
MAP
1st M 48 series B 1965—.J&J
Assoc Telep Util deb 5s 1942AAO
Certificates of deposit——
Oonv deb 6s 1941. —.—MAS
Certificates of deposit
Oonv deb 534s 1944 ser O.MAN
Certificates of deposit......
2-yr 6% notes 1933
.AAO
Certificates of deposit—....
Associated Telep A Teleg CoDeb 534s 1955 ser A..
MAN
Atchison By Light A Power—
1st 6s Nov 1935
MAN
Athens (Ga) By A Electric—
1st A ref s f g 5s '50 opt *15 JAJ
Atl Cons St BR—See Ga By A E)
Atlanta Gas L 5s g 1947—.JAD
434s ext at 6% to 1944..MAS
Atlanta Nor By—See Ga By A El
31
101
_
AAO
—
Beauharnols Power Oorp—
Coll trusts f 5s 1973 w w—AAO
.
1073*
10334
7134
104
5s Jan 11961
JAJ
Associated Gas A Elec Oo—
Term 634» 1951—
..MAS / 31
105
.MAN
Capital Traction (Wash, D C)—
1st g 5s June 1 1947 —.JAD
94
Carolina P A List 5s 1956..AAO
111
Cedar Rap Mfg A P 5a '53—JAJ
Centra) Arisona Light A Pow Oo
102
1st mtge 5s 1960........JAD
Oent Ark Pub Serv Oorp—
88
1st 1 A coll tr 5s 1948 ser A FAA
1083*
Oent Diet Telep 1st 5s '43—JAD
110
Central Elec of N J 5s 1940..JAJ
66
Central Gas A Elec 6s 1946.M&S
71
First lien coll tr 534* '46
IAD
105
Central Georgia Pow 6s '38-M&N
Central German Pow 6s '34.JAD */ 4234
Oeut Hud Gas A Elec Oorp—
10334
1st & ref 5s Jan 1957
..MAS
Oent Ills Elec A Gas Oo—
Oanton Elec Oo 5s 1937—
87""
—.FAA
B
Beauharnois D H A P 534s '73
10434
4734
513*
ser
10034
1003*
Canadian L A P 5> '49 op '14 JAJ
Oanadlan Ball A Harbor-
106 J*
Bear Mt Hud Blv Bdge Oo—
79
79
Camden A Sub By—8ee,P S Oorp
Canada Nor Pow coll 5s '53-MAN
....
—.
Baton Rouge Electric Oo—
1st mtge 534« 1964——. JAD
10434
J&J
M&8
...JAD
(W S) deb 6s 1942.AAO
'
1st (10% prin paid) 1927 FAA
Certificates of deposit—..—
163*
let lien A ref 6s 1955
Arkansas Western Gas Co—
Ashland (Wis) L A Pow St By.
1st M gold 5s 1939—
JAJ
Ashtabula Water 5o 1958...AAO
Assoc Elect 43*8 1953
JAJ
10534
102
Refunding 634* 1942
16
__J&J
_J&J
434s 1960
5
9534
10034
Calif Water Bur vice 6s 1958 A&p
Calumet G A B 534s B 1960-JAJ
Calumet A South Chicago Ry—
Bangor Hydro Electric—
73
'
58
15
59
.MAN
102
104
Z1?..
JAJ
Deb 4s series A 1975Deb 5s series A 1975
Deb 4s series B 1975--
*fk 15
2
1st A ref 6s 1942 ser B
..JAJ
1st A ref 534s 1955 series O FAA
Deb gold 534s 1942-.
-AAO
A El
1
3
1
MAS
Am Community Pow 5Hs *53 JAJ
.
Augusta By A El 1st 5s 1940 JAD
Aurora Elgin A Chicago Elec By
1st 5s 1941
AAO
Bait A Ann S h 5s 1946——FAA
B dp Ft A Ohes—See Un By A El
105
103
82
107
10834
100
101
102
1st g 6s Jan 11960 opt '20- JAJ
Atlantic Oo Wat 5s *58
AMA8
Barstow
FAA
MAN
A
Deb g 534s 1953
Oonv deb 6s 1940
California-Oregon Power—
99
108
106
106
Atlantic Oity El 5s 1938——MAS
1st A ref 534s 1954..
MAN
1st A ref 5s 1956..
AAO
Atlantic City (N J) Gas—
Bait Traction—See Un By
Baltimore Transit Oo—
Bid,
Bonds.
Ask
Bid.
A»k.
bridge companies.)
10834
c«n* deb 5s 1950
Negotiability impaired by maturity.
..MAN
MAS
.
.JAD
92
56
523*
52)4
523*
55
t Called Sept. 1 at 104*
public
Sept., 1935]
NOTICE.—All bond
prices
are
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for
Bonds
Bid
89
1st M 6s 1943
J&J
Cities Service Power A Light—
Deb 634s 1952
M&N
6348 1949
J&D
Cities Service Transportation—
1st M 68 marine eq '36—M&S
Citizens Gas (Indianapolis;—
r
A 1951
J&J
City Elec San Fran 5s 1937. J&J
City Light & Traction (Sedalia,
Mo) 1st s f 5s 1952
J&D
City & Sub PS—See Un Rys of StL
City & Sue Ry—See Wash Ry & El
10234
10334
68
71
102
10334
105
106
10234
-
/10534
Gen mtge 3 24* July 11965. J& J
Oleve Southw Ry & Light—
10554
Gen &con 5s 1954
M&8 '
Clinton (La)W Wist5s 1939F&A
10134
Coast Cos Gas & Elec—
105
1st M 5s 1960
M&N
53
Colonial Util 534" June 1 1958—
2
106
56
88
85
Colorado Cent Pow 534s '46.J&D
Colorado Power 1st 5s 53..M&N
Columbia Gas & Elec Corp—
•
105
10634
J&J
D—J&J
1951.J&J
Danville Tr & Pow 1st 5s '41.
>
....M&N
94 K
96
Deb g 5s 1952
A&016
Deb 5s Jan 151961
J&J 15
Columbia River Longview Bridge
9434
97
95
Deb g 5s 1952..
6H* stamped 1953.......A&O f
4
434
99
1st & ref 6s July 1937
J&J
1st & ref 6s (stmpd) 1937..J&J
Columbus (Ga) Elec & Power—
9534
9534
J&D
M&N
Columbus (Ga) Pow 5s 36—A&O
Columbus Ry Pow & Light—
1st ref 4His 1957 ser A.
I&J
Sec conv g 634* 1942
A&O
Col Ry 1st 4s '39 opt '14..Q-J
10834
97
9734
107"
107
105
105
10634
11134
106 «
11134
103 Vs
103
Common wealth-Edison Co—
1st M 5s 1953
J&J
1st M col 5s 1954 ser B
J&D
1st M col 4f4s 1956 ser C..A&O
1st M col 4 34& 1957 ser D..J&J
1st M 4s 1981 ser F
M&8
100
99
86.34
f&A
Community Power & Light Co
M&^
89
Water Service Co—
Deb g 6s 1946 ser A
...J&D
Deb g 534s 1946 *er B
M&S
Cones toga Termlst 534* '54.J&0
Oonestoga Trac 1st 4s 1950..J&J
Coney Isl & Bklyn cons 4s '48 J&J
Conn Coke—See "Indus Bonds"
uiuo Light & Power—
1st & ref s f 7s '51 ser A
M&N
!
1st & ref 434s 1956 ser O..J&J
1st & ref 5s ser D 1962
J&J
95
107 24
11124
63
6334
434
fk"~X
66
66 34
10134
45
70
10134
4634
75
124
125
110
5
10134
7934
J&J
1st conv 6s Mar
105
Consolidated Cities L P & Tr—
1st lien 5s 1962 stamped
T&J
Oonsol Elec & Gas 5-6s 1962M&N
36 24
37 34
4-6s series B 1962..
F&A
3634
6% secured notes 1937
F&A
3734
37 34
71
7234
111*
Oonsol Gas of Bait 6» 1939..J&»
Gen g 434® Apr 1954
A&O
122*
121
Oonsol Gas Elec Lt & P (Balt>—
1st & ref > f 4 24* 1969 ser G M&S
105
105
f 4 Hs 1970 ser H J&J
1st & ref 4s 1981
J&D
Consolidated Gas (N Y)—
Deb 534s 1945
f&A
s
10834
1ft5
10734
10934
106
1073
107,
104 M
H & P.
Underlying cos—SeeN Y GEL
Oonsol Gas Utilities Co—
1st & coll 6s 1943 ser A
J&D / 79
?■' Oonv deb 634s 1943 A w w J&D *fkl5H
Oonsol Hydro-Elec Wks of Upper
Wuerttembu/g 1st 7s '56.-J&J f 2834
Consolidated Telep of Wise—
1st M 534s 1942 ser A
103
M&N
Cons Tr (N J)—See Pub Ser Corp
Consolidated Water of Utica—
99 34
1st 434* 1958
-....M&N
1st M 5s 1958
M&N
10234
Consumers El L & P (New Orl)
1st M 5s 1936j
J&J
10034
Con* Ga*—See Peoples G L &C
Oonsum L H & P Co (Eliz, N J)—
6s 1938...
J&D
106
Consumers Power Co—
1st & ref 58 1936 op '16
101H
J&.i
1st 1 & unlf 5s ser G1952. .M&N
10534
1st lien & unlf 434* 1958 M&N
1053
1st lien & unlf M 3 Ms 1965.M&S
1033
Oontin Gas & El deb 6s 1958 f&A
753.
Continental Telep 5s A1953.F&A
9634
31
Cooper Ri v Bri'ge i nc I «t 6*'58M& N
105
151945.M&S15 /
10224
100
102
102
f 5s Feb 16 1954.F&A1*
County Gas of Dallas 5s '46 A&O
County Gas (N J) 5s Jan 11952..
Council Bluffs Gas 5s 1948.M&N
9034
6s 1942
m
m
9734
b Basis,
„
.
f This
price includes
~
90
accrued
.
.
\ 59
10134
55
86
2834
105<
105
103
73
1st lien coll tr 534s
66"
Mountain
10724
Oorp—
Power
'57
ser
100
F& A
A J&J
107
Greenwich Wat & Gas System—
Ool tr 5s 1952 ser A
A&O
....
6334
A&O
A&O
101
—.—A&O
109
91
90
Ool tr 5s 1952 ser B
69
55
108
1946-J&J
Grt West Pow Co 5s
1st mtge 5s 1948
Greenwich Wat 4 34s
Gulf Power 1st 5s 1968
92
91
0234
103
Gulf Public Service Oo—
1st
17
9024
106
53
1942—M&N
1st extended 5s, 1950—F&A
Great West Power Oo of Oalif—
Green
%
1234
94
10034
20
m
6s 1945
91H
Gulf States Utilities Oo—
A.M&S
104
105
1st M & ref 434* 1961 B...J&D
Hackensack Wat 4s *52 op '12J&J
100 H
9834
101
10234
Gen&ref5sJune 1 *'77 A..J&D1 *
10734
10534
1977 ser B..J&J
58 secured conv notes 1938J&J
10934
109
534* June 15
10534
10534
107
106
Hamburg
103
Hamilton Gas 634s A w w '37J&D
Hanover Horz Water Works—
,
Hamburg (Germany) Elec Oo—
Extlgsfdeb 7s 1935
M&N fk 40
104
(Germany) Elev Under¬
ground & St Rys 5 34 s'38 _J&D
55
10224
10134
30
31
40
42
F&A / 21
2d series 634s 1949
F&A / 2434
Havana Elec Ky 5s 1952-...F&A
33
3
10334
534s(Sept'31 coupon) '51 .M&S /
10634
Harrisburg Gas 5s 1970... -M&xN
102
1st series 6s
1957
...
24
,
102
99
108
104
Elec 1st 6s '52M&S
Fair Pass Ry—See P hll R T
Helena lia* &
Host. Man &
32
32
.
Sec g 5344' 1942 ser O
Deb 6s 1936......
A&O /
35
6534
Electric Public Service Co—
Sec g 6s 1941 ser A
A&O
Sec g 6s 1941 rer B
...A&O /
6624
3634
24
24
a&o /
24
J&D/
Nominal.
94 24
7234
Great Northern Power—
9734
3-year 5% notes 1936
A&O
3 34s 1st M sf July 1 '65—J&J
Ed El UI(Bkn)See tClngsOoEL&P
Edison El 111 (N Y^—See N V G
Electric Oo of N J 1st 5s 1947 M&S
Electric Ferries 1st 7s '41
a&o
Elec & Peoples.
See Phlla R T
Electric Pow Oorp (Germany>—
1st s f 6 Ms 1950
M&S
1st sink fund 6H»a 1953—A&O
Electric P & L Deb 5*2030.F&A
n
78
103
6s 1935-1944
M&N
Great Lakes Utilities Co—
99 24
M&S
1st lien & ref 634a 1Q48-.M&S
Sheboygan Elec 5s 1946. -J&J
sale,
75
8134
11234
1st M
1st M & ref 5s 1956 ser
1st M & 1st lien 5s 1955 B M&S]
Eastern Utilities Investing—
A-Last
Unx
Great Lakes Power. Ltd—
2934
10234
83
-J&j
Ref 6s Jan 1948 ser O..M&S15
Eastern Michigan Rys—
1st mtge coll tr 7s 1958
.J&J /
interest.
108
100
1939—J&J
Atlanta Northern
Ry Oo—
100
1st guar 5s '54 op '90—- T&J
Gesfurel 6s 1953 x w
" J&D fk 3124
106
Grand Rapids Gas L 5s '39-F&A
1134
Grand Rapids Ry 1st 7s '3D M&N /
Great Oons Elec Pow (Japan)—
9224
1st M 7s 1944
F&A
9034
1st & gen 634s 1950.
J&J
99
64 : <
Deb 6s 1937
9334
94
102
J&J
89
Easton Cons El 5s 1949
M&N
Edison Elec ilium of Boston—
10634
10634
10334
7634
9734
3334
90
J&J
Atlanta Oons St 5s
75
5s series A 1954
......M&S fk 1634
Eastern Wisconsin Electric Oo—
1st lien & ref 6s 1942
-J&D
10434
10134
75
J&J
1952—
5s
104
5s 1948 B
534s 1947 ser A
Oorp—
Georgia Power 1st 5s 1967—M&S
Georgia Power & Light Oo
•
1st mtge 5s 1978—
.J&D
Georgia Ry & Elec-—
1
60
1st m s f 5s 1948 series A.A&O **105
Eastern Mass Street Ry Co—
61
Ref m 434s 1948 A
—J&J
m
77
_
102
5s 1960 ser D
m
87
77
J&D
Georgetown Gas Lt. 1st 5s '61 F& A
Georgia-Carolina Power 1st s f
Eastern Connecticut Pow Oo—
Ref
86
1st lien & col 5s 1943 ser A
10
■10134
10334
J&J
J&J
..f&A
East St Louis (111) Lt & Pow—
1st 5s 1940
J&D
E Minn Power 534" 1951
M&S
E Oregon Lt & Pr 534* A '51.M&S
5s series B 1953
J&J
E St L & interurb Wat 5s '42
1st
2934
106
9234
1937 A—F&A /
7% 1932 ctfs of dep
-J&J /
East Jersey St Ry 5s 1944.-M&N
E. Kootenay Pow 1st 7s '42. A&O
East Prussia Pow 6s 1953
J&D /
1st
33
Utilities—
1st coil 534« ctfe
1st
t '
11634
7634
7434
* Negotiability
'
Home Tel & Tel (Ft Wayne)
1st 6c series A 1943.......J&J
1st 534s series B 1955
A&O
Home Telep & Teleg(LosAngeles
105
104
10934
Oal) 1st refunding 5s 1945J&J
Home Tel & Tel of Spokane—
1st M g 5s May 15 '36.M&N 15
10534
Houston El Oo ist 6s "35
J&D / 65
Houston Gulf Gas—
103
1st M & col 6s 1943 ser A..a&o
Deb 634* 1943 with war..A&O
9434
impaired
by maturity,
t Called Oct.
■
....
15:
116
86
1st M coll tr 63*8 ser A '56 A&O
1st mtge & coll 634s O *55. A&O
8034
Eastern Shore Pub Service Oo—
Copenhagen Telephone Ck>—
•
103
100
10034
10934
Service
Oonv deb 534* 1939
General Public Utilities—
10834
Oonnelisv Wat 5s Oct 2 '39..A&O
108
12
M&N
Oonv deb 5s 1953
10134
blast Coast
10734
123
Public
mmnmm
2.25 %
86
5% notes Aug 15 1936—F&A15
10
30
108
f 634« 1948
A&O
Duke Power—1st 434s 1967.J&D
Duke Price Power Co—
1st m s f 6s 1966 ser A..M&N
Dumbarton B'ge 634* to'36. J&J
634* 1937 to 1949
J&J
Duquesne Gas Oorp—
s
109
Exti
134
:
General Water Wks & ElecOorp—
10734
108
J&J
J&D
J&J
'3:;
General
1937 A with war.M&S
634s 1945 with warrants
b
Debenture gold 6s 1941 J&D 1 *
Deb 6s 1941 series B
A&O
General Gas & Elec Corp—
5
86
75
100
A&<J
Gen 5s Nov 1 1954
Dominion Gas & Elec—■
20-yr
56
Gandy Bridge (Tampa) 6s '45J&D
Gary Elec & Gas Oo—
1st lien coll 5s x-w 1944
J&J
Gas & El of Bergen Oo 5s '49. J&D
434
Stamped guaranteed optional..
Conn Ltg & Pow 5s *39..
J&J
Conn River Pow 5s A '52
A&O
20-yr deb 434* 1951
Debenture 5s 1957
10734
Dortmund Munlc Util (Germany)
Connecticut Power 5s *63—A&O t10724
1st & coll trust 5s 1956..
J&J
1st & ref
Galveston-Houston Elec
1st M s f g 5s 1954 opt
110
11134
10934
1st gold 5s 1950—.....J&J 1
Dixie Gulf Gas Oo—
90
52
83
Un Wat 6s 1953.— J&J
Equip trust 534* 1935-38 .....
Ry—
9524
107
Duquesne Light—See Phlla Oo
Duquesne Nat Gas 7s 1948—... / 56
Duquesne Trac—See Phila Co.
100
Durham Pub 8er 7s A '49—A&O
54
East Coast Pub Serv 4s 1948
Conn Ry & Lt 434b 1951
Fontana
97
8934
Ave 5s 1940
Det & Ft Huron Shore Line—
66
96
F&A
,.A&0
A&D
42nd St Manhattan & St Nicholas
102 24
62
Service Oo—
Florida Telep 1st 6s 1945
1834
7124
9534
J&J
J&J
Gatineau Pow 1st 5s 1956---J&D
F&A
10
i
59
1st M 634s 1949
1824
10734
10634
f 634* 1952
-F&A
Certificate* of deposit
S f deb g 7s 1952—
45
9934
Inc—
1957...M&S
Fruit Growers'Express—
s
Certificate* of deposit.——.
•
Public
Florida
i*
10234
105"
Uo mm unity
Utilities
1st 68 1 955 series B
104
65
Community Pub Ser 5s 1960. J&J
Oorp—
1st m 534" 1956 ser B
Florida Pow & Lt 1st 5s '64—J&J
Detroit International Bridge-—
1st 634s
6
Florida Power Oorp—
1st m 534" 1979 ser A.
19"
17
A.A&O
B—J&D
Gen & ref 5s 1962 ser O..F&A
Gen & ref 434s 1961 ser D.F&A
Gen & ref 5s ser E 1952. .A&O
m
94
89
Federated
10534
1724
1734
1st
10534
1st mtge 5s 1957 ser O
5s 1957
97
10534
12*
96
80
1st lien col tr 534s
Gen & ref 5s 1955 ser
110
104
98
1st M324* ser H 1965..-A&O
113
Commonwealth Elec 6* 1943 M&S
Com'wealth Gas Corp inc 6s 1948 f
10
Oom'w'lth Tel (Pa) 534* '45 M&N
Oom'w'lth Tel (Wis) 5s A *48 M&S
i65m
Com'wealth Water 534s ser A 1947
10334
103
1st M 6s 1956 ser B
F&a
Col M
9634
Gen & ref 5s 1949 series
110
103
9534
J&D
1st 1 6s 1947
J&D f
Federal Water Service Oorp—
Oonv deb 5 34* 1954
M&N
>
M&S
111
94
95
M&S
1942 stpd
Debenture 6s 1954 ser B
102
M&N
Certificates of deposit...—Oonv s f deb 634s IW48-— M&N
Certificates of deposit
Detroit City Gas Go—
1st m 6s 1947 series A
-J&J
1st m 5s 1950 series B
A&O
111
101
10834
M&S
1st lien g 6s
Detroit Edison-
110
110
109
109
100
Fed'l Pow & Lt 6s Nov 1 1965—
61
101
f 68 1953
s
65
k
-
opt series A..-M&S
1936 J&J
1st m 5s 1956
10
9334
9834
Stamped
1st m 5s, 1938-———M&N t 105
Des Moines Gas Co—
1st m
59
128
Europ'n Elec Oorp (of Canada)
Deb 634* 1966 x w
F&A
Fairmont & Clarksburg Trac—.
1st g 5s 1938 opt 1913
A&O
Fall River Elec Lt 5s 1945 -.J&J
Federal Light & Traction—
1st 5s (Amer series) 1942—M&S
1st 5s (Internet ser) 1942.-M&S
10634
■
9934
110
101
Detroit & Canada Tunnel—
1st & ref 6s 1947 ser A
1st & ref 5s 1954 ser B
101
106
Gen & ref 5 3*s ser A 1960—A&O
7
Erie Rys—1st 6s 1954.
..A&O
k 10524
Erie Ltg 1st m 5s 1967
A&O
Federal Public Serv
Des Moines Oity Ry 5s
Des Moines Elec Go—
Columbus Dela & Marion Elec Co
(Italy)
107 24
58
95
100
1946-—-—-.—F&A
S F 6s 1937
98
Ercole Marelll Elec Mfg Oo
Des Moines & Gent la Elec Co—
Columbia (8 O) Ry Gas & El Go
1st M s r g 5s 1936
J&J
•:
1st lien 5s
99
1st s f 634s 1953 with war M&N
Eoult G & E Utlea 5e 1942.A&O
Erie Oo Electric 6* 1959
J&J
Derby Gas & Elec Oorp—
94 H
75"
104
94
93
_
Empire Gas & Elec and Empir<
Coke Jt lst&ref 5s '41 opt.M&F
10624
10534
10834
1063s
10424
A&O
104
J&D
Gen & ref 6s ser A 1952..
107
Denver Tramway Terminals Go—
1st M g gu 6a 1936 1937..M&S
1
102
100
Empire Gas & Electric Co—
103
A&O
6% Oct 1 19446% Apr 1 1943
108
106
100
M&N
Oct 1 1943
105
108
Stamped as to Pa tax......
Denver Tramway Oorp—
Gen & ref 5s 1950 ser A
J&J
«<%
103
Deb 634* 1938
J&D
Empire District Elec Oo—
1st & ref m 5s 1952
_.M&i* k
10624
110
107
1st mtge g 434* 1969—...J&J
1st mtge g 434* 1969
-J&J
Denv Gat» & El ist g 5* '49—M&N
1951
J& D
El Paso Nat Gas 1st 634* '43. J&D
1st m 5s 1950 ser A
106
-
1st & ref 5s
El Paso El Co—
106
73
Darby Med & Ohes Ry—See Phlla
Davenport Water 5s 1961—J&J
Dayton Ltg 1st 5s '37 op '12.M&S
Dayton Pow & L 1st 5s '41.-J&D
Delaware Elec Power Co—
Deb 534* 1959———..J&J
Delaware Power & Light Oo—1st M 434* 1971
—J&J
10034
M&S
10534
32
R Tr.
J&J
Oorp.
I
Light & RR—
5s 1956
con g
With warrants
9534
105 34
103
10734
1949——J&J
B
J&J
1st gold 534® 1954 ser
Dallas Ry & Ter 1st 6s
City of New Castle Water—
5s 1941
J&D
City Water (Chattanooga)—
1st M 5s 1954
J&D
1st M 5s 1957 series O—M&N
Olev El 111 1st 5s '39 op *24. A&O
Gen M 5s 1961 series B—A&O
1st g 734» 1949 ser
1st g 5s 1952 ser C
Elmira Water,
101
Oumb'land T & T 5s 1937—J&J
Dallas Gas 1st 6s 1941——A&O
Dalias Pow & Lt 6s
1023
102 J
106
-
Eliz & Trenton RR
; 10434
105
1st 5s 1960
10134
102
8834
84
24
1st &
1959.....-.—J&D
5634
Cumberland Valley Telephone—
1st mtge 5s 1966
9934
J&J
100
26
83
Cumberland Co (Me) Pow & Lt—
1st 434s 1956
J&D
Ask.
Bid.
Bonds.
Eliz Plainf & Gent J f
See
Eliz & Raritan Rivi Public Serv
8634
1954—J&D /
1st M 5s
99
1st & rnf gold 5s 1942.
...J&J
Citizens Tel (Gr Rap) 5s '38. J&D
Citizens Water (Washington, Pa)
5s 1951
*
57
It*
Deb
-
Coll inc 6s B Octl
Ask.
Co—
Cuban Telep conv 6s 1951 —J&J
lot lien & ref 734* 1941—M&S
10034
>
the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
Bid.
Orescent Public Servic
1st M pipeline534" 1942.M&N
Cities Service Gas Pipe Line Co—
where marked Mf" and income and defaulted bonds*
Bonds.
Ask.
Cities Service Gas Co—
79
utility bonds
"and interest** except
75
103 i
96 j
1 at 10734*
PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS
80
NOTICE.—All bond prices an "and Interest** except where markedI
Quotations for ill securities are as near as possible for the closing day of
Bid.
Bonds.
_
^
*
Ironwood ft Bessemer Ry ft Light
1st sf« 5s '36 opt after '15.P&A
Isarco Hydro-Elec Co (Italylet _M • f 7s 1952
.M.&N
Island Gas ft Electric—
104
90
92
1175
§udson Oo Gas 5sM 6s '54 AM&8
ont'g'n Wat 1st g 1949—M&N
Jst19625s 1954 ser B
M
„M&8
s
Bonds.
105
105
—
Hydraulic Power of Niag Falls—
1st ft refundlng5s 1950
J&J
Ref ft impt 5s 1951——A&O
Idaho Power 1st 6s 1947
-J&J
111 Bell Telep 1st 5s 1956—J&D
Illinois Commercial Telep—
1st 5s series A 1948
M&S
1st mtge 5s 1960 ser B
M&S
111 Community Tel 6s 1949
J&J
HI Oonsol Telep 634" 1944—M&S
_
11334
10734
109
110'
_
93
75
100
IlllnolB Northern Utilities (Jo¬
ist ft ref 58 1957 opt
A&O
Illinois Power ft light Oorp—
1st
1st
1st
S f
7s_1943—.
Jersey
8834
100
102
9734
MftS
104
Indiana Assoc Telep 6s A '62 J&J
Indiana Central Telep Co—
1st lien coll 534 1938
M&N / 28
Indiana Electric Oorp—
8934
1st M 6s 1947 series A—MftN
1st M 634s 1953 series B—F&A
78
1st M 5s 1951 series O—M&S
86
Indiana Gas Utilities 5s 1946 J&J
5Hs 1945
10734
1st M 5s 1948
J&J
Indiana Hydro-Elec Power—
1st mtge 5s 1958 ser A...MftN k
Indiana ft Mich El 5s 1957—F&A kill
1st ft ref 5s 1956
MftS k 106
Ind Nat Gas ft O—See Peo G LftC
109
Indiana Pr 1st 1734" '41A .M&N
90
Indiana Ry ft Lt 1st 5s *43—J&J
Indiana Service Corp—
57
let ft ref M 5s Jan 11950—J&J
56
1st lft ref 5s 1963
P&A
Indiana ft S W Gas ft Util—
18
conv notes 1940
—J&D
10534
30
1st lien ft ref 5s 1970
88
5/
Telep 1st 6s 1948
9334
6% notes 1932
A&O
Certificates of deposit......
Oonv g 7% note 1932 ..M&8
Certificates of deposit......
Intercontinents Power Co—
Debs A 6s 1948
.J&D
International Hydro-Elec System
Oonv deb 6s 1944 w w
A&O
Internat'l Pow Ltd 634« 1957 MftS
„
Deb 6s 1957.——
*/ 7254
fk 72
•/9154
90
/
2
49
8634
83
78
90
51
10634
Keystone Pub Serv—
1st M 5s 1978
__
,
95H
6754
73
100
M&N
Keystone Telephone Co—
,0054
10034
10834
Purch money 6s g 1997—A&O
Edison El HI Bklyn 4s '39.J&J
...-
107 54
Kings Oo Elec—See Bklyn-Queens
Kings Co Gas ft 111 1st 5s '40-AftO
11134
8
Kings Co Ltg 1st ref 5s '54--J&J
114
90
1st ref 634s 1954
-J&J
117
Kingsh'way Bdge 634«'62.A&0/ 7234
9034 Knoxville Trac 1st 5s 1938—A&O
7334 Kokomo W W 5s 1958
J&D
10454
7334 Lackawanna ft Wyoming Val RR
1st 5s 1951--F&A / 24
92
Debentures 6s 1946
„_P&A/
134
9034 Laclede Gas Lt 5s 1939—
A&O
101
1st M coll tr 534«
ser O F&A
7834
1st col&ref534« I960 ser D F&A
83
534% gold notes 1035 —Eft A
75
4934
6s coll notes ser A 1942
F&A
75
88
6s coll notes ser B 1942—F&A
100
85
La Crosse Telep 534s 1948—JftJ
101
Roland Elev—See Un Rys ft Elec.
Lake Sh Elec 1st con g 6s '33 JftJ
3
Gen gold 58 Feb 1 1933-—P&A /
.—
Lake Shore Power Oo—
Lake
.
1st and ref mtge 6s 1950—.J&J
72
Lake Superior Diet Pow—
; ^
1st M ft ref 5« 1966—
.J&D
104
Larutan Gas 1st 634s w w '36J&D
100
-
66*
7454
70
28
Lawrence (Mass) Gas ft Elec—
1st M 434s 1940 ser B
F&A
Lehigh Power Securities—
Deb g 6s 2026 ser A——F&A
Lehigh Teleg 5s ser A 1949—J&J
Lehigh Valley Transit—
1st M g 4s Dec 1935 opt—M&S
80
Ref ft lrnpt g 5s 1960
J&D
5s series B Dec! 1935
MftS
6654
Leipsig Overland Pow 634" '46..
9134 Lewis ft Clark Bdge 334-5s 1953—
Lex (Ky) Ky—See Ky Tr ft Term
71
Lexington (Ky) Tel—
2
1st M 6s w W 1944
M&S
Lexington Util 1st 5s 1952-.F&A
Lexington Wat ref 534s 1940-F&S
Lexington Wa Pow Co 1st 5s'68 J & J
99
Oonv deb 534" 1953
...J&J
89
Lincoln Gas ft Elec 5s 1941. J&D
Lincoln Pub Serv 5s, 1939-.J&J
Lincoln Tel ft Tel—
1st M 434s 1961 ser A
J&D
8834 Little Rock G ft F 6s 1937-M&N
8234 Little Rock By ft El 6s^38..A&O
116
Lockhart Power 534s 1950. _F&A
10534
71
47
105
IS*
66
89
Ik*
70
1
3%
il«
87
102
88
102
95
76
102
k 10534
106
1003*
94
-
1013*
125
/
49
8334
343a
98
26
3
Louisiana Pow ft Light Co—
1st mtge 5s 1957
J&D
Louisiana Stm Gener 6s 1939 MftN
Louisville Gas ft Elec Oo (Ky)&N
1st ft ref 5s 1952 ser A
Mi
10134
101
10134
10234
11134
112
106
s
1st ft ref 434t 1961 ser O.PftA
Deb sf 6s 193
•37 ser A.....A&O *102
110
Louisv Ltg 5s *53 unstmpd—A&O
84
Louisville By 2d 434s 1940-MftS
67
Gen M 5s 1950
—P&A
Lower Austrian Hydro-Elec—
1st ■ f g 634s 1944
..F&A / 8434
Market St
'
•
•••
mmmm
85"
96
30
33
106
107
/
10634
112
16534
10434
67
67
69
x
102
f
8
101
70*4
63
52
if*
97
9734
80
31
56
/
/
/
57
57
56
66
31
33
w
10234
109
104
106"
87
8734
Ry (San Francisco)
1st a f 7s 1940 ser A Jan
t Maryland Electric Rys—
Maryland Light ft Power—
1st M 534a 1950 ser A-..J&J
Massachusetts Gas—
——.
*97
JftJ
MftN
9634
8734
M
Mass Utilities Associates—
S f deb 5s 1949 ser A—.. .AftO
10334
20-year s f 534s 1946..
Sink fund deb 5s 1955
90
Meridionals Electric Oo—
1st • f 7s 1957 ser A
...AftO
1st
1st
1st
1st
4634
58
107 J
107 J
102"
106
M 434s 1968 serD.
M 4s 1971 ser E
.MftN
5s series 7 1962..——MftN
108
101
J&J
MftS
ft ref 6s 1953 ser O
107
9234
IP
!P
38
40
10134
88
82
—...
108
94
51
86
3734
100
98
102 34
79 34
76
101
15
_
5s
8034
85
80
115
107
—J&J
1950—.——
62
Midland Natural Gas Oo—
Oonv deb 6s 1935........JftJ
105
10334
15
15
143*
1434
Middlesex ft Somerset Trac—
46
105
106
15
8
1434
Middlesex Elec Lt Pow 5s '55 JftJ
Middlesex Water 534a 1957.AftO
96
k
14
5s ctfs of deposit 1932........
5s.ctfs of deposit 1933.....
5s ctfs of deposit 1934........
5a ctfs of deposit 1935—....
Middlesex ft Boston St Ry—
1st and ref mtge 5H» 1942. JftJ
108
77
105
103
105
46
1
Midland Util deb 6s 1938—MftS
Milwaukee Elec Ry ft Light—
1st ft rsf 5s 1961 ser B....J&D
1st M 5s 1971
—J&J
Milwaukee Gas Light Co—
1st M 434s 1967.
MftS
10
9934
9834
100
99
105*4
107
Minneapolis Gas Light Oo—
1st M 4H« 1950
—J&J
Minnesota Nor Pr jt 6s 1944. A&O
104
89
-
1234
91
Minnesota Power ft Light Co—
97
92
10234
Mississippi Power ft Light—.
1st M 5s 1957—.......
J&D
87
Mississippi Power Oo—
108
9834
9334
85*4
1st ft ref 6e 1955—...... JftD
1st ft ref 434s 1978.MftN
MftS
1st ft ref 5s 1956
99
104
9934
_
Mississlopl
1st
s
River Fuel Oorp-
8934
89
.
10234
F&A
f 6s 1944 ex-warr
10634
102
Mississippi Klv Pow 6s '51—JftJ
Deb 5s May 1 1947——MftN
10334
99"
93
77
/This price includes accrued interest.
Bait Transit Co. securities.
50
60
58
10134 Metrop Edison Oorp 6s 1961 M&8
783* Metropolitan West Side "L"—
78
1st gold 4s 1938.
F&A ♦/1434
Certificates of deposit...—.
84
143*
Ext en gold 4s 1938... ....JftJ
80
14
Certificates of deposit—
80
33
Mexican El L 1st M g 5s '42.JftJ
37
104" Mex Lt ft Pow 1st 5s '40 • f.PftA
3334
Mexican Utilities 7s 1939
AftO
6
Michigan Associated Telep Oo—
10034
1st M 5s 1961——-—AftO
134
10234
Mich Elec Pow 6s A1944
J&D
30
75
Mich Fuel ft Lt 6s A 1950—.J&D
Michigan Gas ft Elec Co—
86
106
1st ft ref 6s 1943.—MftS
80'
1st M 6s 1956
J&D
**
Michigan Light 1st 5s 1946.M&S
10634
Michigan Nor Pow 1st 5s '41-J&J
Michigan Public Service Oo—
93
1st g 5s 1947 ser A—-AftO
93 H
Middle States Telep 6e A '47.JftJ
7,7
LockportLHft P534s A'54MftN
10334
Lomoard Elec Oo (Italy)-—
;
1st extl 7s 1952
—J&D
42 %
Lone 8tar Gas s f 6a 1942..MftN k 10434
106" Long Beach Gas 1st 5s 56—J&D
65
Long £sl Lighting 5s 1936—M&S
1013*
"85"
1st ref 6s 1948—————J&J
lli
1st ft ref 5s 1955 ser B—.M&S
107
Secured g 6s 1945
88"
.J&J * 10534
Oonv deb g 5 34s 52 ser A_ AftO
97
102
10334 Long Island Waiter 534s '55.M&N
Lorain Telep 1st 5s 1958
J&D : 98
75
^
48
Middle West Utilities Oo—
102
92
Los Angeles Railway Oorp—
1st ft ref a f g 6s 1940—..J&D
Los Angeles Ry 5s 1938...AftO
98" Metropolitan Edison Co—
90
.
97
*
88
Maysville P Serv 5 Ms A 1942A&0
Memphis Power ft Light Co—
*102
156"
1st ft ref 5s 1948 ser A
J&J
95
1st ft ref 434s 1978 ser O—A&O
Memphis Street Ry—
62
3-5s series A-1945—.
11234
45
3-5s series B 1945.........
11434
_
102
1st 1 ft ref 5s 1961 ser B..MftS * 102
Iswa Pow ft Lt 1st 434s 1958 MftS
105
IewaPub Sorv 1st 5s 1957—J&D
9934
Deb 5s 1968—
M&S
83
1st mtge 534s 1959.......MftS
10234
Debenture 6s I960......MftN
8634
Iswa Ry ft Lt (Cedar Rapids)—
1st ft ref 5s June 1946 B.. J&D
10234
1st ft ref 534s Oct 1945—MftN
10534
Iowa Southern Utilities—
'
101
_
8734
8134
.MftS *1083*
1083*
Gen ft ref 6s series H1942 MftS
Gen ft ref 534" 1949 ser 1. AftO
Los Ang Pac On—See Pac ElRy
Los Ang ft Pac RR—See Pac EIRy
Luneburg Pow L ft W W (Germ'y)
1st M s f 7s 1948...
..MftN
Luxerne Oo (Pa) Gas ft Elec—
1st refftimp g 5s'48 op'13 AftO
107
1st ft ref 6s 1954—..—M&8
108
Debenture 7s 1944..—...JftJ
Macon Ry ft Light 1st 5s '53.JftJ
106
MacLaren-Que Pow 534" Feb 1'61
117
534s series B1964
M&S
1033* Madison Co (111) Light ft Power—
97
1st g 5s 1936
-J&D
Madlaon Rys 1st g 5s 1936—MftN
107
Malone (N V) Lft P 534s '56-J&J
1073* Manhattan Ry con 4s g 90. .AftO
Cent Hanover Bk ctfs of dep.
10234
25
2d gold 4a 2013—J&D
Manila Elec RR ft Ltg Oorp—
11
1st lien ft coll tr 5s *53—M&S
Manila Gas Co—
38
1st lien ooll tr 534" 1937—AftO
Manitoba Power Go Ltd—
87
1st M s f 5348 *51 ser A...JftJ
1st M s f 53js 1952 ser B..J&J
Mannheim ft Palatinate Elec Cos
15-year s f 7s 1941—.
J&D
Manufrs Wat (Pa) 5s 1939-J&D
Maritime Tel ft Tel 1st 6s 1941 JftJ
Ref ft gen 5s ser A 1956—-J&J
Market St El Pass Ry—See P R T
_
1st 1 ft ref 53ts 1955 ser A.J&D
1st lft ref 6s 1951 ser B—A&O
Kings Oo E L ft P 1st 5s '37.A&O
52
66
iowa-JN ehraska Lt ft Power—
1st lien ft ref 5s '57 ser A.M&N
10634
10134
Kewanee(Hl)PubServ6sA'49J&J
Key West Electric 5s 1956—F &A
95
115
new
107
82
10034
b Basis.
9654
10634
-M&N
M&N
O—F&A
Lake Erie Pow ft Lt 6s 1946 AftO
Iowa Gas ft Elec 1st 8s 1938. .J&J
for
5834
5534
5834
5634
1st lien ft ref 5s ser B 1950. J&D
Iowa El Lt ft Pr 7s ser O '42.F&A
f 8s 1938—-——A&O
1st ft ref 6s 1943
Ffta
1st ft ref 534s 1950
J&J
Deb 6s 1950 jser A
MftN
10334
,
90
71
1st ft ref 434* '58 ser F
M&S
Interstate Rvs 4s 1943——P&A
Interstate Railroad—
Eq trust 534s July 1 1935-37— 5
Interstate Telep Co—
s
115
10734
107
"sin
8
8
6
87
Deb gold 6s 1952
...IJ&J
Interstate Pub Serv Co—
1st ft ref 634s 1949 ser B.. J&J
1st ft ref 5s 1956 ser D
J&D
1st
112
1st M 634s Sept '48 ser D MftN k
9754
1st M 534" 1955ser F—AftO
9034
1st M 5s 1961 series G——F&A *
8754
5s series H 1961
P&A k 8754
1st M 5s 1969 ser I.
.J&J
,8734
1st 7s series J 1957
P&A
100
1st 6s series K 1957 .—M&S
93
Keokuk Elec 6s 1945
MftN
10434
8
'
Interstate Bridge 634s 1950-M&N
Interstate Gas ft El 6s 1951. .J&D
Interstate Nat Gas 6s 1936—
Without warrants—
J&J
Interstate Power let 5s '67—J&J
InterstateWater 6s ser A1940P&A
Iowa Electric Co—
1st mtge 6s 1939...
J&J
1st lien ft ref 6s ser A1949 MftN
104""
34
106
106
105
Kentucky El Pr 6s A 1951—J&J f 22
Kentucky Fuel Gas Corp—
1st 6Hs 1942 with warr.. J&D /
10
Kentucky-Ohio Gas 2s——1958 / 35
Kentucky Power ft Light Co—
let m 534.8 1948 ser B
MftS
86
Kentucky Traction ft Terminal— ■■
1st ft ref gu 5s *51 opt '14.P&A / 73
Lexington Ry 1st 5s 1949- J&D
103
Kentucky Utilities Co—
7
6
T&A
1st M 5s 1961
A&O
Interstate Tel ft Tel 534s 1953 J&J
104
43
6
International Telep ft Teleg—
Deb g 434s 1952.
J&J
Oonv deb 434s 1939
J&J
,
16
102
111
,
21
6
M&S
Deb 5s 1955
59
40
5
International Power Sec Com—
634 % sec bonds 1955 serOJ&D
Sec 7s 1957 ser E...
P&A
Sec 7s 1952 ser F
J&J lb
International Railway (Buffalo- Buff Trac 1st 5s 1948
J&D
Buff ft Lock 1st g 5s 1938.-J&J
Internat Ry ref 5s '62 op.MftN
„
60
M r* .«",f
,9734
F&A
mn
40
A&O
Rapid Transit—
1st ft ref g 5s '66 on tax-ex.J&J
Certificates of deposit......
95
10534
10534
Coll tr s f 6s 1941 ser B ..MftN
Col tr 6s 1957 ser O—
A&O
Deb s f 7s 1935....
J&D
lnterborough
112
10234
''■
_
;
10534
10434
10534
...
Inland
1st ft ref. 6s 1947 ser
1
104
6s 1942—
1st M 6s 1955 ser A
1st M 5s 1957 ser B
25
t
10354
M&fe
108
*105
10134
Deb gold 6s 2022 ser A—M&S
1st mtge 434a 1980—J&D
Kansas Pow 1st 5s 1947—M&S
Kansas Power ft Light Co—
104
Indianapolis W W Sec Co—
Secured 5s 1958.........J&J
Inland Gas 634s 1938
J&A
Certificates of deposit
Sinking fund deb 7s 1938.P&A
Inland Pow ft L s f 6s '36 A M&S
634
161"
F&A
Kansas City Power ft Light—
1st M 434s 1961..
—F&A
Kan City Pub Serv 3s 1951--J&J
Kansas Elec Pow 6s 1937—J&D
1st M 6s 1943—
J&D
1st M 5s 1951——
J&D
Kansas Gas & Electric—1
Indiana General Service—
;
53
Kanawha ValTr 1st M5s *46.J&J
Kansas City Gas 1st 5s '46..r&A
1st M
Illinois Water Service Co—
VV'.'
^
J&D
P S Corp
Joplln W W 1st 5s 1957—M&S
Independence Water Works—
■
48"
46
10T3K
1st ft ref g 5s 1939 opt...MftS
1st ft gen 5a 1901..;
-.M&S
Gen & ref 6s 1942 ser D..M&S
1083*
Gen & ref 534s 1947 ser E J&D *109
Gen ft ref 534s 1943 ser F MftS k 10534
Gen ft ref 6s 1942 ser O
..J&D
.
1st«
1st M 434s 1961 ser O
Jer City Hop ft Pat—See
88
napolis Gas 5s 1952
A&O
Indianapolis Power ft Light—
1st M5s 1957 ser A
J&J
Indianapolis Ry 5s, 1967........
Indianapolis Water—
1st ft ref. g 434« 1940 opt—J&J
1st lien ft ref 5 34s 1953
M&8
1st lien ft ref 634s 1954—M&S
1st lien ft ref 5s i960
J&D
62
46
_
Kanawha Trac ft Elec Co—
1st ft ref 5s 1936—
J&J
59
„
Tamest'
111 S eastern Telep 6s 1946—J&J
1st mtge 5s 1952 series A
46
107
1st gold 534s series A 1955-J&J
James River Bridge Oorp—
22
1st sink fund 634c 19&8—-J&J f
f
Deb g
77
89
-
42
Deb 6s *63 (without warr)—J&J *
Jacksonv (Fla) Gas s f 5s *42-J&D /
5s stamped 1942
-—
Debenture 6s ser A 1952.MftN /
Jamaica Water Supply Oo— • •
95
106
ft ref 6s 1953 series A
A&O
ft ref 634s 1954 ser B..J&D
ft ref 5s 1956 ser O
J&D
deb 534« 1957.
MAS
101.34
100
„
107
10834
Bid.
Bonds.
Los Angeles Gas ft Elec Corp—
25-yr s f 534s 1953 ser A—MftS
Italian Superpower Corp—
103
102
103
All.
Bid,
As*.
10334
10154
10454
Houston Lt ft Pow 1st 5s *53 MAS
1st lien & ref 434" '78 ser D M AN
1st lien ft ref 434"'81 ser B J&D
Houston Natural Gas Oorp—
1st m coll 6s 43 with warr. J&D
"f" and Income and defaulted bonds.
the month preceding the date of issue.
k Last sale,
n
Nominal.
*
Negotiability impaired by maturity.
were exchanged
{Bonds
** Called Oct. 1 at 105.
■
•
7.
.
.7
Sept., 1935]
UTILITY BONDS
PUBLIC
81
NOTICE.*—All bond prices ere "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.
Missouri Edison 1st
534sl947 J&D
Missouri Gas & Blec 6s A1944 MAS /
1st & ref 5s ser B 1957
J&J /
119
122
111
126
108
11134
55
107
102
104
54
56
89
92
ii uIT
90
auwvvi
wau
JL UTO.
109 34
109
108
102
111
109
105
llH
52
94
85
63
51
Ad1
income He
tan
1
1965. Apr
f
6s stamped 1965......
/
Bleeck St A F F 1st 4s '50.J&J 1
;
45
Bway A 7th Ave. 5s 1943—... f
J&J f
96
23d St By 5s 1962
1st M 6s 1949———J&D
117
102
1st ref M 6s 1951 ser A. .MAN
N Y State El A Gas Oorp—
100
96
18
18
'
10834
.8334
1st con g 434s '62 op *13—MAN
Certificates of deposit..
90
8234
lstcon6V4s 1962
ist A ref ■ f 5s '43 op '18—J&J
>eb g 5« 1962 ser A..—-J&D
97 34
Montreal Isl Pow 6H* 1967.MAN
103
Montreal Lt fit A Pow Oonsol—
1st ref A coll tr 6s 1951...AAO
10634
1st ref col A sf 6s 1970serB MAS 1105
3% conv deb 1939........JAJ
Montreal Tramways—
1st A ref g 6s 1941 opt....JAJ
Gen A ref 5s 1955 series A.AAO
Gen A ref 5s 1956 ser B...AAO
Gen A ref s f 434" '55 ser O AAO
Gen A ref • f 6s 1955 ser D.AAO
108
.
/
134
234
134
234
109)4
106)4
105J4
10834
10534
10534
11034
-a
vi
iWW
1
/JO
UP
WO*
107
111
108
N Y Water Service Oorp—
5034
6% s f notes 1936
—MA
N Y A Westchester Lighting—
See N Y Gas Elec Lt A Pr
83)4
8334
r
Niagara Falls Power—
83"
80
10034
Morn side El St Ky—See Pliila_Oo
Mount Home Telep 6s 1938. JAJ
Mount Hope Bridge 5s 1969.....
10034
107
U*.
i02 H
100
10634
10834
*
111
10134
10734
10234
IOV
68
8734
W
uo
X UXJKM
OUiira
A.Att
Nippon Elec Pow Ltd (Japan)-
72"
9034
9234
k
Mountain States Power Oo—
8934
10034
65
Municipal Serv coll 6s 1966.FAA
Mut Fuel Gas See Peoples G L A O
North American do.
Deb 6s 1961.......
..I
North American Edison Oo—
10434
10434
9934
10034
9834
»
Nashville Gas A Heating Oo—
104
1st M gold 6s 1937 guar ..MAN
58 1937 mot guar)—.....MAN / 41
Nashville Railway A Lignt—
107
Oons g 5s 1963 opt 1908—J&J
100
Ref A ext gold 6s 1968—JAJ
Nassau El RR—See Bklyn Queens
103
Nassau A Suff Ltg 6s 1945—FAA
Nat Elec Pow Oo deb 6s 1978 J&J
9534
Nat Pow A L deb 6s 2026 A. FAA
Deb 6s 2030 ser B.
86
...MAN
Nat Public Service Oorp—
Debenture gold 6s 1978..F&A
Certificates of deposit—
X
Nat Toll Bridge 6s stmp *39.JAJ
Neb-Iowa Bdge 634s 1943-F&A f —Nebraska Pow 1st 434s 1981.JAD
Deb 6s 2022
..MAS
82
Nev Calif Elec 1st 6s 1956... AAO
Debs 6s July 1941
90
JAJ
Newark Gas 6s Apr 1 1944—Q-J
12034
Newark Oons Gas con 6s *48.JAD
11634
New Amsterdam Gas—See N Y
GELHAP
New Brunswick (Can) Pow Oo—
1st M 5s 1937
MAS
New Brunswick iNJ) Lt H A Pow
4s Dec 151939—
10434
102
New Oastle (Olty of) W 6s'41 JAD
New England G A E Association
Deb g 5s 1947.....—.—MAS
6434
Oonv deb 5s 1948.......-J&D
64
Oonv deb 5s 1960—.....MAN
65
Convertible deb 5s 1962—.JAJ
65
New Eng Pow Assn 6s 1948.AAO
76
I
'/ ii
—
w
-
ft
uou
1WOO
H«r
Serial 5% notes 1936.....AAO
r
North Carolina Pub Serv (To—
Sallsb A Spencer 5s 1945.M&N
orth Continent Utilities Ooiu-
:y'i
108
1st coll A ref 534® *48 ser A. J&
North Hudson Lt H A P oo
,.
10934
104
434
14
434
4034
11034
118
85
93
Gen'l loan A coll
534s 1961.J&
87
65
6534
78
11034
111
11034
11134
55
104 H
121
104
„
.
92
103
113
110
U134
10834
10634
11134
10834
10434
10334
10234
„
66
78
ser
E—J&D
106
,
11734
* 166
,
10634
* 105M
10234
IP4O&J
acific Northwest Pub Serv—
Conv deb 6s 1960
MAS /
aclflc Power A Light Ckn—
1st M 6s 1956...........FAA
114
1734
80
Telegraph—
tj■if g 6s 1937-.JAJ 2
Ref M 5s 1952 series A.
MAN
Parr Shoals Pow 5s 1952—..AAO
wsalc A Newark El Traction—
lll34
10534
11034
6s 1937—
JAD
...
95
86
Paterson Ry—See Pub Serv
Oorp
Paterson A Passaic Gas A Elec
117
64
10334
m
6s
103
TKS7"
"uo xracuon—
1964————.....JAJ
95
mi mmm
Pecos Valley Power A
10734
Light Oo*
A—....MAN / 7534
Debenture 7s 1942
JAJ / 12
Peninsular Tel Oo 1st 634" *51 JAJ
10534
Penn Oentra 1 Light A Power Oo—
A ref 434" 1977—
98
MAN
1st 5s 1979——..MAN
101
l8t 6Ms iOS7
Jfc 10734
10934
llO"
104
104
105
105
10734
10834
10734
10434
ser
7734
15
10634
9834
Penn-Ohio Edison Oo—
Debgd. 1960
/
14
16
5934
24
6034
2534
60
ser A.
MAN
Without warrants..
Deb 534* 1959 ser B—...FAA
....
50
*/99
/ 99
63"
5348^66 ser A..MA8
IstUenAref 6s 1958.
Deb 6s 1940—.......
1634
1734
9334
lOOM
8134
93
90
80
106
106
^
Oo—
1st M 434s 1981———AAO
17
17
22
Pennsylvania State Water Corn—
1st Men 634" 1952 series A-HAR
Penn Teleg 5* 1960 ser O—.JAD
Penn Water Oo 5s 1940—...
82
?/ 16
/ 20
Series B I960-.
_.FAJ ;
80
Northwestern Power Oo Ltd—
IrtmUconv 6s '60serAlj&J JT 3334
Oertiflcates of deposit.
/ 3334
Northwestern Pub 8erv Oo—
1st m 6s ser A 1957
;.JAJ fc 9534
NVestern Teleg 1st 434s.'44
10234
Northwestern Utilities, Ltd-
MA8
JAD
53
100
100
Pennsylvania Pow A Light
/
9634
9034
n
Pennsylvania Electric Oo—
Is* A ref 4m 1971 ser F— MAN
1st A ref 6s ser H 1902
AAO
Pennsylvania Gas A Elec Oorp—
Deb gold 6s 1976 ser A—MAS
Pennsylvania Gas A Elec Oo
1st 1A ref
L16
96
P«m Pub 8 1st 6s serO '47.MAN Jfc 10734
1st A ref 6s series D 1964.JAD 103
108
Penn Water A Powers f 5s '40JAJ
1st ref 434« 1968 ser
_
B—JjffAS
10434
100
106
106
114
10734
3434
3434
.
97
b Basis,
f This price includes accrued interest.
Oct. 1 at 100.
£
^
101
109
§2
4334
1st A ref mtge 6s 1943.M&S
Pacific Gas A El ref 5s '42
J&J
1st
MfM 6» 1941 ser B.JAD
1st A ref 6s 1955ser D—..J&D
104
...
New York Edison Oo—
1st lien A ref 634s 1941...AAO
:: 1st 1A ref 6s ser B 1944—AAO
1st 1A ref 6s 1961 ser O..AAO
10534
MAS
~
W'chester Ltg5s'66_J
10134
>
*J$34
Los Aiigeles-Padflc RR—
'aclflc Teleph A
98
93
k 10334
Certificates of deposit.
Northwestern Elevated (Ohic)lst mtge 5s 1941 opt
M
Certificates of denosit—
10234
Gas—See
Refunding 6s 1061
...
1°3
Los Angeles Pacific Oo—
1st ref g 4s I960 opt *15.. J&j
9934
104
8 f deb <£Us 1943. MAN
9334
.
* }W
....
9634
m
96
1st • f 6s 1952—.......MAS
Pacific Coast Power 6s 1940.MAS
Pacific Elec Ry g 6s 1942—JAJ
1st A re4* 4Hs '69 ser P...JAD
1st Aref M 4sser G1964..JAD
98
N'west Olties Gas 6s 1049—.J
Northwest Louisiana Gas—
1st M
634; 1933 with w&rr.JJ
Northwest Blec 1st 6s 1935.M/
87*
634s series O 1939——AAO
534s series D 1945—...... JAJ
6s series E 1946
.AAO
Ozark Power A Water Oo—
84
.....
84
—
7834
81
Northern
105
6s 1952
N Y A East River
NYGELHAP
10434
Pac L A P Oo 1st 6s
Coll tr s f g 6s 1940
opt... JAJ /
Northern Utilities Oo—
1st lien s f 6s 1943 ser A—MAN
§134
82
96
Newp News A Old Pt By A El
1st g 6s Nov 11938—..MAN
100
Newport Water 6s 1953—
10434
New Rochelle Wat 634a '51-M&N
100
1st 6s series B 1951.
.MAN Jfc 9934
NY Oent Elec 1st 634* '60.M&S
9034
MAS
10534
Refunding 434s 1961
534% notes 1940........
Northern Texas Elec Oo—
♦Z&5734
—JAJ
7734
10634
10834
10634
104
1st A ref 6s 1944—
....
8134
Bef A coll tr 6s 1957 ser A.AAO
Ottawa Trac 1st.534a July '55J&D
Ottawa Valley Power Oo—
1st M s f 534s 1970—AAO
titer Tail Power Oo (Minn)—
38
11134
Oo—
Newport Gas Lt 6s A 1961—J&D
Newp News A Hamp By G A E—
-
io
10034
106
1st lien A ref 5s 1956—..FA
Got A ref 6s 1947 ser A...M&
Northern Penna Power Oo—
1st A ref 6s 1956 ser A
J&
1st A ref 6s 1962—
I&&
Northern States Power Co—
——.FAA
1st A ref 434" 1957
10434
108
5s 1958
Extl sink fund 5s 1963
Ottawa L H A Power—
n
:
m
Oregon Elec Ry 6s '33 opt..MAN /
105
10734
/
89 M
10534
MAS
Debenture gold 6s 1940—.MAS Jfc 10234
99
Okla Natural Gas 6s 1946 A—J&J
1st m 6s 1948 ser B
8834
FAA
Oklahoma Power A Water
80
1st m 6s 1948 ser A
.FAA
102
Okla Power Holdings 5 Ms *43 JAJ
39
Oklahoma By 1st A ref 6s *41. J&J
Old Dominion Pow 5s May 15 *51
7334
Omaha A Ooun Bluffs Ry A Br
1st sf 6s 1947
99
AAO
Omaha A Council Bluffs 8t By—
28
Income 5s 1937—
....JAJ
Ontario Pow 5s *43 op to '13-F&A
11234
Ontario Transmission Oo Ltd—
110
1st gu g 6s *45 op bef '16—MAN
1st M 5s 1950——
95
4«s 1970 serE. JAJ
Northern N Y Utilities Inc—
1st M A ref 6s 1963
..J&
1st lien A ref 7s 1946 A
MAN
1st lien A ref 6s 1947 B...M&N
1st 1 A ref 6s 1943 O.....M&N
1st 1A ref 534s ser D '49—J&D
1st 1 A ref 5s 1955 ser E..JAD
Water town LAP 6s 1959.J&J
Northern Ohio Pow A Lt—
Gen A ref 534s 1951
k
M&
Northern Ohio Trac A Light—
6534
IK)
-
'
105
IstAref
10934
New Orleans Olty A Lake—
1st • f 6s 1943——J&J
i
North Ind Gas A El 6s '52. .MA]
Northern Ind Pub Serv—
1st A ref 5s 1966 ser O—,M&]
1st Aref 6s 1969 ser D
.MA
118
A...JAD
.
534s 1946—._M&
North El Oo A Nor Pap Mills—
1st M 5s 1934-1948.
..MAI
12034
11634
10234
ser
.
....
104
1st A ref
1st 6s 1952 series A.—..JAD
1st 434* 1961 ser B—...MAN
New Hampshire Pow 6s Dec.1943
Inc 6s Nov 1949
V:;.
.
_
7934
107
......F A A
10234
Nsw Mexico Power—
1st M 6s 1958
.JAJ
New Orie&na Pub Service Oo—
1st A ref 6s 1962 series A..AAO
8034
j
1st A ref 6s 1955 series B—JAD
8034
Gen M 434s 1936
.JAJ */*6534
6s stamped 1942........
63
..
.....
4434
106
1st A cons ■ f 6s '48 op 15J&:
Northern Conn Power Co—
12234
Deb 634s 1964
...JAD
New Eng Pow 1st 5s 1951—-JAJ
blew Eng Tel A Tel—
109
Northern Oallfornla Power—
....
New Haven Water—
1st A ref 434s A 1957——J&D
1st A ref 434s B 1970——AAO
1st A ref 434s 01981
.MAS
N J A Hud Rlv By A Ferry—
1st gold 4s 1950 opt
..MAS
N J Pow A Lt 1st 434s '60—AAO
9934
104
Jfc
■
13
85
9934
101
(Hoboken, N J) 5s 1938..AAI
North Jer St Ry—See P S
Corp.
North Penn Gas Oo—
IrtM A lien 534s 1967- .MAN
North Shore Ooke A Chemical—
6s A 1947.—
......M&i
North Shore Electric Co—
1st A ref g 5s '40 op '20—-A&C
North Shore Gas Co of Illinois—
1st gold 6s 1937 opt
..FAA
Northeastern Public Service—
102
8334
10534
105
70
Ohio Valley Water 6s 1954...J&J
Ohio Water Serv 6s A 1958.FAA
Oklahoma Gas A Electric—
Oregon-Washington Water Serv—
2 1st M 5s 1957 series A
J&D
99)4 Oslo Gas A El Works (Norway)—■
99
Narragansett Elec Oo—
1st M 5s 1957 ser A.. ....JAJ
1st 6s sink fund ser B1967. JAJ
6s series O 1958
JAD
28
52
1st
....
106
67"
E 1961M&N
Ry 1st M 6s '46JAD
Valley Gas Oorp—
Orange A Pas Val B—See P S Core
Orange A Rockland Elec Oo—
102
112
10534
Mutual Telep (Pa) 1st 6s45.AAO
Mutual Un Tel—See West Un Tel
New Jersey Water
1st M 6s 1960
8934
85
1st A ref 5s 1938-.—
JAJ
1st M 6s 1938 series B....JAJ
Muncle W W 6s Oct 2 1939.AAO
ser
Term/Oleve) 6s 1947—J&D /
1st 6 34s 1943 (with war) ...J&J
104
102
Morgantown Water 6s 1965
Ohio
.1
...
10634
9734
4934
1st A ref 534s
^
Oh o Val Elec
/
Power—
10634
108
110
Ohio
92"
Jfc 103
Montana-Dakota Power Oo—
Ext 1st 534®-634« 1944
JAJ
10234
10734
10434
11334
112
1st M A ref 734s '46 ser A. AAO
1st A ref 7s 1947 ser B—FAA
11134
1st A ref 6s 1963 series O.M&8 k 10834
1st A ref 5sl954 ser D.. MAS k 10434
k 105
10934
mmmm
1st M 534s 1962....—..w.
1st M 6s 1952
...JAJ
New York State Rye—
106
Ohio Pow 1st A ref 6s 1952 B JAJ
1st A ref 434s 1966 ser D.J&D
Bob g 6s 2024—.—.—JAD
Ohio Public Service Oo—
10134
10234
2434
-J&D / 3034
103
Ogden Gas 6s 1945——; MAN
97
Ohio Assoc Telep 6s A 1962.JAJ
Ohio Oent Telep 1st 6s '47—JAJ
86
Ohio Oitles Water Oorp—
85
1st m col tr 634s 1963 ser.A J&J
106
Ohio Edison 1st 6s 1957
AAO
1st A consol 6s 1960.....FAA
85
Ohio Elec Pow 1st M 6s 1957 JAD
107
Ohio L A Pow 1st6s 1944..MAN
634s 1947
NT Y A Richmond Gas Oo—
103
115
9434
1734
1734
50
9
33
103
-JAD /
Oberpfals Elec 7s 1946
Ocean Olty Costal Hlghw Bdge—
10834
NY&EB Gas 1st g 6s '44.
Oon 6s 1945
NY&Westch Ltg 4s 2004Deb g 6s 1964 op guar.
8 Y Power A Light Oorp—
Monongahela Light A Pow Oo—
Montana
Bonds
Nova Scotia Light A Power Oo—
1st Msf 6s 1958 ser A. —JAD
)
55""
53
52
Bid.
ASk
N Y Gas Elec L H A P Oo—
r
Missouri Power A Light—
1st M 534s 1966 ser A
MAS
1st M 4H« 1968 ser B
MAN
Missouri Public Serrice Oo—
First mtge 6s 1947 ser A..PAA
Mo Bit Sioux Olty Bdge Oo—
1st s f 6s 1963
MAS l6
Mobile Bay Bridge 7s 1951-J&J
2nd sink fund 7s 1951
—J&J
Mobile Gas Service Oorp—
1st 6s 1956——————AAO
1st cum inc 9s ser A *56—A&O
Mob Lt & BR 1st g 6s '37—J&D
Oons g 6s 1941..........MAS
Monmouth Oons Wat 6s *66. J AD
Monongahela Valley Traction—
1st M g 5s '42 opt '22——J&D
Monongahela Valley Water—
1st M 6Its 1950 series A—J&J
Monongahela West Penn Pub Ser
1st Hen A ref 534s ser B '53 FA A
Mont Cities Gas 7s A 1937.MAN
Bid
Bonds.
Ask.
7734
k Last sale,
n
Nominal.
*
:
mmmm
99
Negotiability impaired
by maturity,
f Called Sept. 1 at 105.
i
t Called
UTILITY BONDS
PUBLIC
82
"P and Income and defaulted bonds.
the month preceding the date of issue.
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.
99
Peoples Gas (N J) 1st 6s !0S.J*D
People's G L & (Joke. Onicaxo—
1st cons g 0a 1943-------A&o
Refunding gold 6s 1947—MAS
1st & ref 4s 1981ser B..-JAJ
1st & ref 6s ser O 1967----J&D
Ohlc G L A O 1st 6s 1937—J&J
Oonsum Gas 1st g 6s 30--JAB
Ind Nat GAO g 6s 30gu-MAN
Mutual Fuel Gas g 6s 47 MAR
117
85
101
86
102
1st consol 4s 1948
Prior lien 6s 1948----
i-.-
104 H
56
99
;
■
•••"
100
65 H
99
99H
28
104 X
110%
101%
'
104 H
110 J
101"
80
98
83
88
29
32
32
30
30
* 113
35
AAO
1934----JAE
6s 60AAC
United Trac 6s 1997 ctfs -JAJ
West End Trac con 6s 38-JAJ
Phila Elect let 6s 1960
AAO
1st M 4s 1986
-----AAO
1st lien A ref m 4 He 1967 MAR
1st A ref 4s 1971
-JAA
Philadelphia Elec Power Co—
1st mtge 5Hs 1972——Faa
■
33
106 X
106
105 X
107
106%
105 X
109H
111
St By—■
40
1956----------FAA
Philadelphia Rapid Transit—
Ooll tr g 6s 1957 opt s f—FAA
S f guar 5s '62 opt 17
MAS
6s geld 1902—
MAE
1st m r e 6s 1944-.-—
JAJ
Darby Media A Ohes St By
1st 4Hs '36 opt '16 gu—JAJ
Best Mantua ATTairm 5H» '3S
Market Street Elev Pass Rj
1st g gu 4s 1955
MAN
Union Traction—
Elec A Peo 4s tr ctfs 45-AAO /
....
81
83
88
90
93
28
74
93
14
107
103 H
105 X
r/
15
105H
17
Hydro-El Oo (Italy)
1st A ref s f 0H» 1900ser A A<!
*»* w-L
WW w WUDB
Rys—See
Pittsburgh
41H
102
97 H
107
•»-'
43
103
98 X
109
100
108
6s 1950 -MA
105""
26
14H
26 H
16
105
Portland(Me) Gas L 5s A '60 AA<
Portland General Elec Go—
74 X
106%
MA
exten to 1950----JA
1st & ref 4Kb I960
Deb 5Hs series A 1949
JAJ
Public Utilities Consol Oorp—
...
1st A ref M 5s
74 X
107 X
'
104%
104%
97 X
*
Serv
Um
81
...-1—AA
notes 1936
TA
104 X
107"
kl!6„
1st M 5s
Portland (Ore)
100""
103
80
26 H
29 H
32 X
35%
f 31%
f 31%
f 31%
f 32
34
33 X
102
68
96
J
Telep 6s 1944—-•>
If
Postal Teleg A Cable 5a 63-..
Potomac Edison Oo—
k
1st mtge 6s 1966 ser E—M
k
1st M 4Mb 1901 series F—A
Potomac El Pow—
Cons M g 5s 1936 guar—JAJ k
Gen Men A ref 6s 1963
A " ~
Po ver Oorp of Canada Ltd—•
95
87
89
34X
....
107 X
110%
101
mmmm
113H
21
/
7
1H
108
107 %
103
h
A—MAN
(Ga) Ry A L 5s '46—AAC
Elec Lt A P—
100
1948—1
mm
i
87
94
St Ulalr Oounty
83 H
93
102 H
/
31
'
(ill) Gas A El—
102
....
Public Service Oo of Colorado—
St Joseph Ry, Lt
1st g 5s Nov 1
1st A ref 5s 1941
Public Service Oorp of N JTrust certs 6% perpet—
Oamden Sub lBt 6s 1940
QOC O
Consolidated Traction—
Extended 6s 1938
Ells Plain! A Cent Jersey
1st g 5s Dec 1 1950--.
Eliz A Raritan Riv 5s *54.
)
87
Elizabeth A Trent 5s '02
*'Indus. Bds'
St Louis Public Service—
Oonv 6% notes ext to *34—JA.
St Louis Spring! A Peoria RR—
/
r
)
Ss Jersey Gas
i/O
iOUVaai
112
110
54
100
85
15
90
105H
3
115
ser
B
25-yr 5Ha I960
...FAA
aer
86
86
107
97
San Antonio Tr 1st 5s '49...MA
1st A r6f 6s ser
99
90 X
92
mmmm
■■
107
106
■
77
MAN
South Carolina Power Oo—
*
1st Men A ref 5a 1957
JAJ
South Coast Oo 6Ha 1943—-JAJ /
mmmm
79.y
95
48
——
Corp.
South Pittsburgh Water Oo—
lat lien A ref 5s i960 ser A.JAJ
1st hen A ref 5s 1960 ser B. JAJ
1st M 5s 1955
FAA
So Texas Gas 0Hs 1938 A—MAS
103
104 X
104 X
101X
92
83
r
46 H
85
108
Refunding 5o 1952....
MA
Refunding 5a 1954..
JAD
Ref mtge 3 Ha May 1 I960
Ref mtge 3Hs ser B July 1 '60suthern California Gas Oorp—
Collateral trust 5s 1937—MAM
93"?
45X
Southeast PAL deb 6s 2025 .MAS
Southeastern Gas A Water Co—
1st lien 6s 1944
JAD
1st lien 6s x-w 1941—...JAD
108 H
104 %
105 H
97 X
97 X
101 x
102
106""
105 H
1st A ref 4 Ha 1981
MAS
1st M A ref 4s Aug 1 1965-FAA
■
105
Southern California Gas Oo—
1st A ref 6Hs 1952 aer B..MAS **102X
1st A ref 5a 1957
MA8 x 104
99 H
100
106
South Calif Telep lat M 6s 1947
Southern Canada Pr Os Ltd—
105 H
40
Utilities Oo—
1st lien A coll 5s 1958
AAv
S f deb 6s 1958 ser A—Faa /
45 H
47
20
mmmm
99
1st g 6s 1947 series A
JAJ
Southern Counties Gas (Calif)—
1st M 4Hs 1968
MAN
99%
103 H
105
Southern Gas Oo—
AAO
101H
Southern Gas Utilities, Ino—
1st M ■ f 6 Hi 1939 ser A.MAS
South Ind G A E 5Hs *57—AAO
100H
106 X
....
101 x
107
97
Deb g 5s
*Ov
O
U 72O
JIIFvv
Ov*
mmmm
.
._;./.mmmm
f
1st lien 6s 1937 with warr AA
Certificates of deposit
f
24X
24X
20
26
Southern Utah Power Oo—
99"
MJ
H- o o
98
Southern United Gas Oo—
107 X
1st M 5Ha May 1
87X
I960—-MA
104
.
\f
Southwestern Assoc Telep Co—
1st M 5s 1961
AA
I—'H*
—
123
114
106 X
105 X
wOVJ%
A-'
98
97
121
112
Southern Wise Pow 5a 1938
So'west Gas Util 0Hs 1943-MA]
O 1947—..MA
1st mtge 4s May 1 1965
San Diego Water Supply Oo—
/This price includes accrued interest." k Last sale,
♦ Negotiability impaired by maturity,
t Called Oct. 1 at
30
104 X
% Dec 1 1943-.JAD
106"
102
103 H
Southwestern Bell Telep—
1st A ref M 5s 1954 ser A.FA
89
105
16
84
86
108 H
110H
103 H
103
103 %
103 X
Southwestern Gas A Elec Oo—
lat mtge 5s 1957 ser A
—lat M 5s 1957 ser B
1st 6s series O 1901.
b Basis.
104 H
104
102
Somerset Un A Middlesex Ltg—
Cities
m mm
Southern Trao—See Phila Os.
Oonsol Gas A Elec—
I
105.
\
101
98
O.FAA
1st M 5a 1980
JAJ
Sioux Oity Serv 6o 1§51
JAJ
Snow Mt Wat A Pr 5a
1937-JAJ
Somerset Lighting 5s 1939—>AA
South Bay Oonsol Water—
1st ref 5s 1950
t
103 X
103
...MtS
86
Public Service-
1st A ref 0s ser
El A Trac—
A
ser
86
111^
FAA
Oorp a f 0Ha '40FAA
Oity Gas A Elec Oo—
1947
1st 6s 1949
99 %
105
99 H
111
28
ervice."
104
San Antsnls
04
105
97 H
ft 1949 opt
Sioux
S I deb 0Ha 1930 ser A
—-
84
6s
San Dlegs
)
103
1st A ref 5s 1900 ser A...MAS
Sierra A San Francises Pswer—
Irt 8
Southern
105
100
....
—-
99 %
10
100
103X
)
f
104
84
50""
1st sink fund 6Ha 1952...JAD
a
-7-
101
Southern Natural Gas Oorp—
oPubS
112
97
)
AtfSV
....
89
R T.
85X
90
:
:
5
105
1st M 5s 1955 ser A
AAO
Southern Cities Pub Serv Go—
Oonv deb 6s 1949..MAN / 36
94
St Paul Gas Light—
62
72
)
awl y CUOIUv
106%
;
84
i
J O Hob A Pat 4s 1949Nor Jer St Ry 4s 1948-.
Orange A Passaic Valleylst 6s 1938
Pateraon Ry—
106 %
St L Gas A Ooke.See
132X
r
131
ioo
r
m
~
Southern Oolorado Pswer Os—
103 X
104 X
100 x
W
102
103 X
99%
103
107.
104 H
MLU
Deb 6s 1946
Pub Ser of Indiana 6s 1952
105""
iid~"
106
92
94""
32H
99
50 H
Southern Bell Telep A Teleg—
1st s f g 5s 1941 opt 1916—JAJ
Sou B'vard—See Third Ave Ry.
Southern California Edison—
100
89 %
Rutland Ry Lt A P 1st 6s'46-MAt
92
m
....
108
104 H
107
101
—
10
40""
39
107
iwoo
23""
101
35""
106X
95 H
1914..MAS
Seuth Jer G E A T—See Pub tterv
Rumford Falls Pew-
6s Dec. 1 1957.--
ISC OttS
110H
Telep Oorp—
Gen M4Hs May
1st 4s 1945—
Lighting Oo—
a
fk 55
Power Corp
of N Y—
Deb gold 5Hs 1947
Power Gas A Water Sec Ooi
Ooll tr 6s 1948 with warr.
——
93 X
99 X
Rome (N Y) Gas.
106 H
94 H
99 X
99 X
104
99
If* ooll tr 4Hs ser D 70—AAO
Sheboygan Elec—See East Wis El ec Co.
103
Shenango Val Water 5a 1956AAO
Shlnyetsu Elec Pow (Japan)—
85 X
lat
2d 5s g 1933 ctf dep
Rochester A Syracuse RR—
1st M conv 5s ctfs 1957-MAN /
Rome
86
n
37
64%
Roch Ry A Lt 5s '54 opt
JAJ
Roch Ry cons 5s g 1930—AAC /
94
66
31
..MAS /
KefS 5b.1949 opt 1914
AAO /
s f 6s 1930
FAA /
Second Ave Trao—See Phila Oo—
100
108 %
99 H
Porto Rico
g
63%
1948 series CLMAE
1st M 5a 1938
WM
1st 6s
RR—
1st ref 4Xa 1958 ser
......
77
Seattle-Everett Traction—
3 lesian Elec
105 %
Rockland Light A Pow—
v
29
32 X
103 X
84
92
63
/
Shawlnlgan Water A Power Oo—
1st MA cols f 4 Hs *07SerA AAO
1st col tr 4Xu'68 ser B—MAN
1st coll tr 5s 70 ser O
FAA
71
69"
y 105
1st A ref 5s 1946 ser B
i
102 X
1st A ref 4X* 1953 ser O—JAJ
104
..ockford Elec Oo 1st 5s '39-1"' '
66
94
94
Sedalla(Mo)Wat 5Hs 1947-FAA
89
84
104
93
93
75
Deb
99
98
88
Gas A Ooke—-
103
A.. FAA
1961
Seattle
99
83
r.
108
1st 5s 1944...
Ry A El 5s 1953—FAA
Roanoke W W 5s 1950
JAJ
Rochester
107 H
Scranton Transit ser 5s A 1959—
4s series B 1959
a
08%
Rio Grande valley Gas Oo—
1st M 7s 1937 ser A
AAO
Riverside Trac—See Pub Ser Qori
Roanoke G-L 5He 1951
FAA
Deb g 5s 1963
MAS
Rochester Gas A Elec Oorp—
105 X
5a,
ser
Income 3s 1959
106
-MA
Rochester Central Power Oorp—
1st A ref 6s 1967
76 X
73 X
116
Richland Public Service—
1st A ref 5s 1937
AA
Richmond (Ind) W W Oorp—
66'"
31
Scran ton-Spg Brook Water Serv—
72 X
/
Cons 6s 1955
1st M 5s 1957
Richmond (S I) Lt A
1st coll tr g 4s 1952
82
'
78
Extl deb 6s 1953
12"
75
29
Scranton Elec 5s *37 spt 12.JAJ
Scranton Gas A Water Oo—
1st 4Ha 1958-.
MAS
76
Rhine-Westphalia El Pr (Germ'y)
mmmm
63
/
2d 3s, 1959
80
.
100
103
Sayre (Pa) Elec 5s 1947
-AAO
/
6
Schenectady Ry 1st 5s 1948
70
Scioto Val Ry A Pr 1st 0a'43-JAD
Scran ton Ry A Bus Oo—
74 H
1st 5s series A 1959..
1st 4s series B 1959
k
92H
99 X
105
'62.JAJ
22
,
Republic Service Oorp—
Wat
——
....
103 X
103
91
F 1955.M&S
ser
&
20
}
1st coll tr 5s 1951
;-
lie"
110
aao
A
ser
1st A ref 0s 1945 ser B...AAO
1st A ref 4s 1947 ser D_..Q-Jan
106 H
MA8
Ref 4H« 1958
MAS
Oonv g deb 6Hs 52 ser A.AAO
Railway A Light Securities—
Sink fund 5s ser "8" *51-N
Sink fund 5s ser "9" '52.1V
Sink fund ser "10" '53-1
f 5s 1955
s
Savannah Elec Os 5s g
1938
MAS
1st col tr conv 6 Ha 1948—AAO
Puget Sound Power A Light—
1st A ref 5Hs 1949
JAD
1st A ref 5s 1950 ser CJ
MAN
1st A ref 4H® 1960 ser D.JAD
Quebec Power Oo—
1st M A coll tr s f 6a 1968.JAD
Queenaboro Gas A El 5b '52-JAJ
Ref 5s 1955
1st
*104
* 103 X
MAS
1st M 5Xb 1948
Secured conv 6s
5
-i.
105
106
Savannah Elec A Power Oo—
1st A ref 7 Xb 1941 ser A-AAO
105
JAB t 104 H
1970—...FAA 1104 H
Rochester A Lake Ontario
Water 5s, 1938-.-..—...
103
J
/
J»iov.
IOO'X
103 H
102
85
Portland Elec Pow
MAS
D.MAN
AAO
Public Service Subsidiary Conp—
Gen Id 5 Xa
Phila
»
rouioiauio
San Jose Water Wks 5s 1953. JAJ
Santa Barbara Tel 5s ser B'61 .JAJ
sauda Falls Os Ltd—
Roanoke
Piedmont
*
100X
k
51H
1st 5s 1946 ODt aft 1910 JA1)
1st A ref 4Hs 1967-
7% sec.
23
105
WW
157H
Pub Serv Oorp of Long Island—
1st 6s 1934
-JAJ
1st A ref 4X»
1st ref 4s 1971
X
ioo"
1st A ref 4His 1980 ser E—JAJ
100
1st A ref 4H# 1981 ser F .AAO
1st lien A ref 6Hs ser H '62JAJ 1105
99 M
1st 1 A ref M 4%s ser I '60-JAJ
let mtge 5s 1961 ser O
First mtge 5s 1957 ser
Sandusky Bay Bdgelst0Hs'42JAJ
Francisco Bay Toll Bridge—
1st M sink fund 6Hs '67-MAN
Deb s f 7s 1942...
MAN /
San Jsaqnin Lt A Pswer
Osrp—
123
Unif A ref 6s 1952 ser B-MAS
San Joaquin Light A P®wer—
San
104 X
102
106K
94
13
105 X
Vf CBPVWU
1st A ref g 5s 1966 op *21 - AAO
lot A ref 5s I960 series O-MAN
1st A ref 4Xb 1978 ser D.MAN
Rhine-Ruhr
26
70
103
UIAC* W
Public Service Co of Nor 111—
84
80
86
People's Traction Oo—
P P By tr ctfs 4s 43 -FAA / 26
75
Union Traction 4s 1952-JAJ
Phila Subur-Oountles Gas A Elec
106 H
1st A ref 4Kb 1957
MAN
Phila Sub Water Oo—
m
1960—FAA
105
Public Service Elec A Gas Oo—
62
So Trac 1st A coll trg
1st 5s
99
103 H
100H
Duquesne Trac 1st 5s *80--.J as
Morn'side El St By 5s 36 A.AO
Phila A Garretsford
105
104
101
B.AAO
«er
101
99
Public Service O® of N H—
1st A ref 6s 1956 ser A—MAN
1st A ref. 4Hs 1957
1st mtge 3Hs ser O
Ask.
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask
Bid.
Bonds.
Publlo Service Oo of Oklahoma97
MAN
MAN
—FAA
Id Ave Tr 1st 6s
56
6
5
-MAN
Rys 5s 1953-
109""
108
Philadelphia Company—
Secured gold 6s 1907------J AD
Ardmore Street 6s 1958--AAC
DuquesneLt lstM4H» 07 AAO
1st M 4Hs 1957------MAP
1st M3Ms June 1 1965-JAD
Plttsb
105 X
102
1st con 6s 19481st A ref 6s 1950
Debenture 4s I960—.—-——
w
107
106 JHj
--JAJ
J&J
Peoples Tract—-See Phila R T.
Peoria Water Works po—
92
116
106
Corp—
Peoples Light A Power
1st lien 6He 1941
Oonv deb 5s 1979
As*
J4
MA
M A I
n Nominal,
r Called Sept. 1 at 105.
x Called Sept. 1 at 104.
104H. X Called Aug. 30 at 105.
** Called Sept. 1 at 102H-
104 H
Called Oct. 1 at
UTILITY
PUBLIC
Sept., 1935]
83
BONDS
NOTICE.—All bond prices are "and interest" except where marked "f" and income and defaulted bonds
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue.
Bonda.
Bid.
Oo—
F&A
F&A
Southwestern Light A PoW
1st M 5a 1957 ser A
1st M 6s 1957 ser B
Bonds.
Ask.
95
97%
Southwestern Natural Gal Oo—
1st s f 6s 1945
man
Southwestern Power A LightDeb g 6s 2022 series A
MAS
87 X
•
89
89
Southwestern Public Service Oo—
1st M s f 6s 1946 ser A
JAJ
Southwestern States Telep Oo—
1st M 6s 1948
MAS
Southwest Gas Oo—
1st tm 6Kb '37 with w»rr. MAN
Southwest Telep 6e B 1947-MAS
;
•
m
99%
10034
52%
mm
49
■
1st g 5%s 1954 ser A
Elev RR—See N
T*
Union
108
101%
Springfield (Mo) Gas A Eleo Oo
1st mtge 6s 1967 ser A--.JAD
Springfield Terminal Ry 7s 1942.
Standard Gas A Elec of Delaware
10234
50
55
56
49
1936......AAO
Standard Power A L Oorp—
Deb g 6s 1967
..—FAA
49%
49%
I960.......JAD
Union Water Wks Oo—
1st lien 534s 1942
57
8*
30
4s Feb 1 1940
United Light A Power
United
10234
102%
JAD
62—AAO
Syracuse Gas g 6a 1946-....JAJ
Syracuse Lighting 6s g 1961 -JAD
1st A ref 6Us 1964.
FAA
5s series B 1957...-----JAJ
Syrac Rap Tr 1st g 6s 1946-MA8
2d mtge g 5a 1930
JAJ
Tawny-Palmyra Bridge—
10334
10234
106
16
334
5
-
84%
10234
JAD
70
71%
79
80
1st M 6s 1943------ ....FAA
s f 6s series A 1955—MAN
92
67
94
-
99
99%
9334
9634
90
9534
Tennessee Public Service—
1st A ref 6s
1970—-----A&O
Hydro Eleo 6%s 1953.FAA
Haute Traction A Light—
con M gj>s 1964..—MAN
Haute W W Oorp—
M 6s 1949 ser A
JAD
1st M 5s 1956 ser B
FAA
Tsxarkana W 1st 6s '68—-FAA
Texas Cities Gas 1st 6s '48..MAN
Texas Elec Ry 5s 1947
JAJ
Tex Trac 1st 6s 1937 opt—JAJ
Texas Electric Service Oo—
1st mtge 5s 1960—
JAJ
Texas Gas UtU. 6s 1945
J *
Texas-Louisiana Power Oo—
1st 6s 1946 series A
...
1st 5Ms 1960 series B—N
S f deb 6s ser A 1942
B
Texas Pow Oorp 6s 1966—
General 034« 1066
..MAS
Texas Pow A Lt 1st 6s 1937
JaD
Deb g 6s 2022 ser A
JAJ
1st A ref 6s 1966
M"
Third Avenue Ry (New York)
1st ref g 4s 1960 opt aft '14 JAJ
AdJ inc g 5s Jan 1960 opt.. AAO
82
Tern!
Terre
1st
Terre
1st
100
Sou
97
84%
86"
3%
5%
5%
/
100
21
/
8
i
99
55%
/
21%
—78""
82"
50
105%
101
/
r37—J&J
Boulevard_g 6s 1945..JAJ
Union Ry 1st os g 1942..FAA
Westchester El 1st 6s g '43 JAJ
Yonkers Ry 1st 6s 1946—AAO
105%
102
102%
Ave RR 1st 6s g
103%
56%
24
101%
02%
58
25
102
92"
86
65
60
'
m
m'm
m,
97%
Teho Electric Power (Japan)—
1st s f 7s 1955 ser A
MAS15
93
Gen
n
n
75""
73
117
25
10
40
n
1st A ref 534s 1946 ser A-FAA
1st A ref 5s 1950 ser B— JAD
1st A ref 6s series O 1952-MA8
Deb s f 6s 1946
FAA
ser
B
AAO
105
103
106
104
1st M 6 ft 1963
1«* M 5s 19551st lien A ref 6s
-.—-
Fdg ARE M 434s
634s Aug 1 1930
25-year « 5a 1961
5
30
3^-year 5s ext
Mar
Mnt Un0s
25
6% notes 1937.
MAN
Westmoreland Water 1st 5s.. 1952
34
'8*
m
102
89%
80
82
87%
85
k 118
58%
99
96
53"
50
99
100
32
100
32%
106%
99%
104%
102%
105
106%
105
105%
106
105
107
W»1?^.6s'64-A&0
102%
/ 59
98%
60
62
Wisconsin Electric Power Oo—""
1st M 5a 1954 ser A...—FAA
105%
59
Wisconsin Gas A Electric—
106%
57
106
107
5
Willlamsport Water Oo—
1st
1st M
/
/
m
5s Aug 1952
ser
A—MA«
103
60
99%
6%
42%
%
102%
/ 28
.
103
30
50
51%
3
5s 1947
AAO
W&2s,°^,ck,8an Power
Oo—
105%
107
1st M
JAJ
104
105
105
106
105%
107%
434; 1961
Wisconsin Minn Light A Power1st A ref 5s 1944 opt
'19..MAN
Gcd A ref 7s 1947.
1st A ref 8b 1944—.
MAN
Wisconsin Power A Light—
J"! J.* 1f H I066 861 E-MAN
}s! i!en A ref 5"195# Ber F J*D
£ r?T
lrt lien
93
5s
89%
98%
90%
80
82
99
ser
I-}.*
104%
75
76
53
75
54
75%
G 1901-JAJ
1st lien A ref 6s ser
H1952 MAN
Wisconsin Pow. Light A
Heat—
1st A ref 5s 1940
JAD
Wisconsin Public Service
1st 1A ref 0s 1952
104
90%
105
JAJ
105%
106%
106%
89
15 '67-JADlfi
A
111
98
99
98,,
99
97%
103%
102%
AAO
1958-_
VAJ
° '59M&S
J"
106
JAJ
Wlscon RIt Pow 1st 5a 1941
MAN
Wtoc Val El 1st A ref 5s
'42MAN
1st mtge 5%s 1942
MAN
Wolverine Power 7s 1943
JAD
Wyoming Vail P S 6s 1971—AAO
Yadkin River Pow 1st 5s
'41.AAO
Yonkers Ry-—see Third Ave
Ry.
York (Pa) Gas 1st 5s 1941.MAN
York Haven WatAP 1st
5s'5l JAD
York Rys 1st M g 5s '37
Vpt. JAD
•
.
i
.
98%
104%
....
Oorp—
ser
ser
Wise Pub Service Oo—
1st A ref 5e. 1942
o o as s ;
107
105
w
10334
10434
66
26"
106
105
107
103
10634
10534
105%
106"*
105
106
67
67%
106%
'mmmm-
103%
,
Xk<
*
4'-■
'iv "■
.■
n
98%
106%
106
108
98
•
;
Worcester A Conn Eastern
Ry
1st aif g 434s
■■
99
99%
104
59
-
105'"
102%
122
97%
■"
104%
98%
120
■
1st M 5s 1950. ser B.I—FAA
1st m 5s 1960 ser O
MAN
118%
....
95%
97%
A: Last sale,
Whatcom Oo RyALt 5s '35.MAN
Wheeling (W Va) Electric Oo—
1st M 5s 1941 opt
MAN
White Line St Ry 0s 1935—
Wichita Water 6s 1949
MAS
87
■
:v;:
Flat price.
WestphaHa United El Pr (Germ)
1st Msf 6s 1953
JAJ
1943--T.f.yjAJ
108
.
b Basis,
MAS
95%
105%
102%
FAA
JAD
5%to'41.MAN
86
50
8
94
MAS
1 1960
at
48
105
102
'50—MAN
Western Utilities Com—
1st coll tr s f 5%s
1948.-JAD
■!
securities.
g
93
107
84%
JAD
1st 5s series B 1957
100
101
!
67
West Un Teleg coll tr 5s 193S-JAJ
95
104
103%
46%
48
6
West era United Gas A Eleo Oo—
1st 5%s 1955 Ser A
JAD
.
...
1948 ser A—..FAA /
1st lien 6s series B 1950
AAO f
2-yr 0% notes Feb 15 '33-FAA /
37
..
Guaranteed
105
30
68
JAJ
1960-FAA
Western Pow (Oan) 5s 1949. .JAJ
Western P L A Telep—
Western United Oorp—
Go 11 tr s f 6%s 1955
——MAN
w w
90
Western Public Service Go—
1st A ref 5%s 1960
FAA
Western States Utll 6s A '45-AAO
....
mmmm
101%
99
52
_lst M 5s Mar 1941 op
MAS /
3
Wash'n (D O) G L 5s I960—MAN
118
Refunding 5s 1958
JAJ
105%
6s m 1936
107
99
51
92
/
99%
103%
JAJ
II*
Washington Bait A Ann El—
Washington Gas A El Oe—
1st s f 534s 1947
—FAA
99
M&N
61
—JAD /
....
41
MAN
29
M 5s g '30-JAJ
1947
Virginia row Ist 6s 1942—JAD
Virginia Public Service Oo—
....
,
con
5s
1st A ref mtge 5s ser B '54. JAD
__
.
g
g 1942—AAO
Unit Tr (Pittsb)—See PhUa Oo.
United Wat G A E 5s 1941—MAS
Unterelbe Power A Light Oo—
8 f M 6s 1963
AAO
Utah GasA Ooke 1st 6s 1936. JAJ
1st 8s 1936
JAJ
Utah Lt A Tr 1st 6s 1944 A—AAO
Utah Power A Light Oo—
Deb 6s Mav 1 2022
MAN
1st 1 A gen M 6s 1944
FAA
1st 1 A gen M 434s 1944.-FAA
El & P 1st 6s 1960—JAJ
Utlca G A El ref A ext 5s '57-JAJ
Gen 534s 1949 ser O—J&Dlf
Gen M 5s 1956 ser D——AAO
Gen 6s 1952 series E
JAJ
Utilities Power A Light Oorp—
Deb t 534s
1947—-—-_JAD
Deb 5s 1959
.FAA
Utilities Public Service Oo—
Oonv 6a 1933
JAD
Utilities Service 6s 1953 ctf dep..
Oonv deb 634" ser A 1938-FAA
Vamma Water Pow
534s *57. AAO
Vesten Elec Ry 7s 1947
Vicksburg Bridge A Terminal—
6s 1968
MAS
Debenture 7s 1948
MAS
Fa Elec A Pow 1st 6s 1956--AAO
82
107%
81%
y 26
Troy Olty Ry 6s
93%
80%
107%
i00%
80%
75%
51
50
51
79
96
1st 5s series B I960
Conv deb 6s 1935
14
United Tel A Tel 534s A1953 MAN
1st lien 6s ser B 1963
MAN
United Traction (Albany)—
Oon g 434s 2004
.JAD
„
Tide Water Power 1st 6s '79-FAA
Tekye Elec Light Oo (Japan)lst g 6s 1953 series
JAD 15
Toledo Edison 6s 1962
MAN
Tel G E A H con 1st g 6s '85-AAO
Traction A Term'l Oorp 6s '67JAJ
Trenton G A El g 6s 1949—MAS
Trenten St By con g 6a '8S-JAJ
General 6s, 1941-iJAD
Tren Pass Ry 1st ext 6s '61.AAO
Tri-Citles Water 6%s 1942.. JAD
Trl-State Telep A Tel eg—
Atts 1942
MAN
1st M 6s 1942 ser B
MAN
Trey City Ry—See Un Tr (Alb)
Turner Falls Pow A El 6a A *52 JAD
23d Street Ry—See N
Y Rye
Twin Olty Rapid Transit Oe—
1st lien A ref 5tt* 1962..JAD
St Paul Olty Ry—
v.;
Gable cnt 6s 1937..—JAJ16
101
103%
102%
-
Third
84
40%
f
/
AAO /
United Rys of St Louis—
Gen g 4s July 1 1934
JAJ
Olty A Sub Pub Serv 6s *34- JAJ
United Telep (Del) 6s A 1948 AAO
Albany Ry
102'"
1st M 5s 1951
Eq 7%s Feb 16 1936 ..FAA 16
„
109%
119%
107%
78%
West Virginia Gas Oo—
1st s f 6%s'37 with war-JAD
West Va-Ohfo River Bridge—
1st M 634s 1952
_JAJ /
West Virginia Water 5s A *51 FAA
1
1
■
Tenesssee Electric Power—
A—JAD
-JAD
5s 1962 opt--MAN
107
106
{Unit Rye A Elec (Baltimore)
United RaUways of Havana—
„
90
100
1st M 5s 1957 ser A..——AAO
4% notes 1939
—FAA
Western NY Utilities 5s '46-JAD
Western N Y Water Oo—
1st M 5%s 1950
MAN
Oorp—
1st lien 6s 1947 ser O
51
106%
Western Mass Oos—
105%
Conv coll tr 6s A I960
JAJ
Oonv coll tr 5 34s B I960-.-JAJ
101
119
118%
107%
107%
MAS
56"
AAO
warr
75""
—
117%
1st M 5s 1950 series G_—JAD
1st M 4s 1961 ser H
JAJ
West Penn Tr 1st 5s I960—JAD
70
104
United Pub Utll bs 1947 A..AAO /
1st lien 534s 1947 ser B
AAO /
5s 1953
MAN
Tennessee Eastern Elec Oo—
1st A ref 6s 1947 ser
1st A ref 6s 1956
101%
55%
68%
Lt&Rys'Me)6s A '52 AAO
United Pub Utll
Telephone Service (Ohio)—
Tenn Pow gu
56%
United Public Service Oo—
Coll tr 6s 1942 ser A..... AAO
104%
99%
8134
10134
Ref
41
55
MAN
deb 6s 1973JAJ
Un LtARys(Del)deb 5%s'52 FAA
United Power A Light (Kansas)—
1st 6s series A 1944..
JAJ
634s 1933 with
5
5
mmmm
West Texas Utilities Oo—
1st mtge 6s 1947 ser B—FAA
107%
107%
14%
1971-JAJ
40
57%
.
n
105
-JAJ
1st M 5s 1963 series E
5634
9634
116
117 X
Tampa (Fla) Gas 5%s 56—AAO
Telephone Bond A Share Oo—
1958
80
75
Oo—
.
■
00
West End Trac—See PhUa Oo
West Ohio Gas 6s A 1954
/ 47
West Kootenay Pow 5s Mar 1 '66105
West PennEiec. deb ba 2030-AAO
89
West Penn Power—
1st M 5s '46 op *21 ser A.MAb
108
108%
10134
JAD
—J&D
115%
107%
.
110
-MAS
-M&S
100%
4
11434
MAN
1959—AAO
Deb g 634s 1974
1st 1 A consol 534s
Deb g 6s 1975-
108 X
*62 op '07 AAO
Suburban Lt A Pow 6s 1938.FAA
Super-Power Oo of 111—
1st s f g 6s Apr 1
Deb 6s
9934
FAA
1st
107
1st M s f g 5s 1940 op '15—JAJ
Certificate* of deposit.
Elec—»ee 3d av Ry
Westchester Lt 1st g 5s '50--JAE
West End 8t Ry—See Boston E.
Extl 1st a f 7s 1966 ser A..JAD
Without warrants
United Ilium Oo New Haven—
28%
Oonv deb 6s 1938..——MAN
Btettln Pub U til 7s 1946----AAO
Stewart Mt Pr—See Salt Riv Vail
Suburban Gas Oo of Philadelphia
Taiwan El Pow s f 5 Hs
60
106
106
Wayne United Gas 6%s '44-JAD /
(Italy)—
44
105%
Water Service Cos 5s *42—MAS
Watert'n LAP—See No N * ucu.
Waukesha Gas A Electric Oo—
1st 5s 1959
86
111%
Westchester
MAS 15 /
41
3
_
106
84%
111
1st A gen 5s 1960
JAJ
Water bury Gas Light Oo—
1st mtge 4%s 1958
MAN
Waterloo Oed Falls A No Ry—
106%
*75
9634
Unit Elec Oo of N J 4s '49-.JAD
United Elec Rys (Providence)—
Gen ref M 5s Jan 1951 ser A..
United Elec Serv
94"
91
91
FAA
Ooll trust 534s 1941
MAS
Washington Water Power Oo—
1st ref 5s 1939 op
JAJ
106%
10534
JAJ
Gen ref M 4s Jan 1951 ser B.,
1st lien 6s series A 1948—FAA
1st lien 6s 194S ser B
JAD
Standard Telephone Oo—
1st 1 col tr 6 Vis '43 ser a-man
6s 1952
Debenture 7s 1952
94
W Ele*
Union Pub Ser (Del) 6s *39—JAD
UnionPub Sorv(Minn) 5s A'58 JAD
Union
Ry—See Third Ave Ry
Standard Public Service Oorp—
1st 4%s 1968
1st M4Hi 1970
1st M 6s 1961
Sweetwater Water 5%s
92 H
Union Trac—See PhUa R T
Union Water Service Oo—
First lien 534i 1951 ser A-MAN
47 %
47
55
6% g notes 1936......—AAO
Debenture 6s 1961...-—FAA
_
89
85
■m
Union Elec L A Pow of Illinois—
107 %
Oitv A Sub 5s g 1948
Ask.
105%
Washington A Suburban Oos—
106
JAD
Genl mtge 6s 1967 eer B— FA a k 10634
General 5s 1957————AAO
10634
Gen 434s 1957
10534
MAN
52%
01947—.—J&D
1932-.....JAD
6% conv notes
108
Union El Lt A Pow Oo of St L-
■
47
Oonv deb ser A
Debenture 6s
107
Wash Ry A El g 4s 1961
JAD
inacost A Pot 6s 1949—-AAC
Gen 68 series A 1954
Spg Br'k Wat 1st ref 6s '66-AAu
S
Bonds
105
Ujigawa Elec Power (Japan)—
HtMifTi 1945
MAS16
m
Bid.
Ask.
106
1st A ref 5s Oct 1953....AAO
1st I A ref 6 34■ 1946 Ser A.MAS
Tyrol Hydro-Elec Pow Oe—
1st M ■ f 734s 1956
MAM
Guar s f 7s 1952
F&J
__
1st 6s series
Bid.
Twin States Gas A Electric—
•
>vi
Nominal.
»
Negotiability Impaired by maturity.
$ Bonds were exchanged for
new
"Bait Transit Co.'
:S\K:
,
closing day of the
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the
PUBLIC UTILITY
Alabama Power $7
Bid.
Par.
Stocks.
8TK8.
Par
57
DlsTel of N J oom
Warrants
Eleo
preferred
Amer Gas A
SO
Arkan A Me
0%
Atsociateu Gas A Elec
Common class A..
Original
54
76)4
66)4
"
preferred. ... ..........
SO preferred..............
SOH preferred—......
57 preferred—.....
—
58 lnt bear allot ctfs
Option warrants
Assoc Telep Co Ltd S1.50 pf—It)
AssociatedTeipA Teleg (SO) pref (t)
$7 first pref.
100
Class A
(t)
Atlantic ( lty Eleo SO pref
it)
■
(t)
TransitCovtc
Preferred v t c
Bangor Hydro Elec com
7% preferred.—
•%
3
3
■
100
.25
—100
..100
Co SO pf—(t)
preferred
Elec
Beauharnois Power, com
Baton Rouge
(t)
(Canada)....-100
Telep of Pa 0 Hi % pf
100
Bell Telephone
Bell
Beverly Gas & Elec
25
Birmingham Elec S7 pref
ip
SO preferred
.....(f)
Birmingham Gas SO pref—.. (t)
Blackatone Val Gas A E pref.. 100
Blue Ridge Corp
1
—(t)
S3 conv preferred
Boston Elevated BK
Brazilian Tr Lt A
com
Pow ord
100
(t)
It)
Bridgeport Gas Light
Bridgeport Hydraulic Cs
Brit Col Pow Corp A
20,
(t) r
(t)|r
Claw B
Power 7 % pref—100
Light Co v t c—25
Brooklyn Edison
100
ctklyn-Manhat Transit......it)
Bread River
Brockton Gas
SO preferred series A
(t)
Bklyn A Queens Transit com.(t>
50 preferred
(t)
Brooklyn Union Gas
— it)
Buffalo Niagara A East Power
51 .00 prior preferred—......25
55 first prel. ...... ........(t)
Ltd
dep rec 7 k % A ord
dep rec B ord—
i»
r
25 k
28
30
29
Preferred
Cons Gas E L A P (Bait)
31
11
9?
3*
1
?'
14)4
108
13)4
105
Amer
Amer deposit rets
68
56
53
11
13
132 k
119 k
64
54
68
7)4
37
34
28k
44
99 k
254
2254
25
65
68
3k
23 k
99 k
£1
£1
*8
454
7% pref—100
6% preferred series or 1927-100
0 % preferred
100
Calif Water Serv 6% pr«f
100
Canadian Gen Elec 7% pfd
50
Can Hydro-El Corp 0% 1st pf 100
(t)[r
Canada Nor Pow com
—100|r
Preferred
Marconi.....
...1
capital Transit (Wash. D C)100
Carolina Pow a Light 87 pref (t)
Canadian
SO preferred
Cent Arkan Pub Serv Corp
Cent Hud G A E com v t c
0% preferred
ratoal Illinois Light 0%
5
96
97
48
48 k
50
96
97
5954
66
55
50
102
154
16 k
104""
Ik
17
88
89
80
100
105
7 % preferred
—100
mt Ohio Lt A Pow 0% Pf--(t)
intral Pow A Light 7% pref.100]
mt Pub Serv Corp cl A...
1
I)tli Corp A........(f)
Vot trust ctfii common.——!
mt A » W Util com .........1
Preferred
............. (t)
Prior lien pref
(t)
intral States Eleo Corp
.1
1% preferred
100
Conv pref new
8% cum pref (without warr).l00
intral Htates Pow A L S7 pf It)
mt Vermont Pub Ser SO pf—(T)
tes A Poto Tele of Bait pref.100
do City A Con com part ctfs.lt)
mt Pub
Pref partlcctfi
.........
Ctfs of deposit....
98
85
1454
10454
106 k
4554
14
15k
106 k
10554
107 k
46k
a*
63
57
70
61
34"
32:
1111
1
1
1
•
18 k
Hydro-El Syst A....25
pref S3.50 series
60
Internat Ocean Teleg (guar)..100
354
8)4
80k
(f)
it)
preferred
..(f)
—
Pub Serv oom—
.(+)
(t)
preferredi.
(f)
preferred
"154 Engineers
'lk
"154
13 k
17
1054
European
7
10
10
12
95
117 k
117
k
2
154
Conv
254
2k
Option
Elec class A........10
SO preferred
Ry
international
Utilities
Class
A
It)
1
B
Interstate Natural Gas......(f)
interstate Power pref 97
U»
59 k
SO preferred
...........(T)
i
Debenture rights
62
65c
11
3k
lk
9o
67
-•
n*
11
2154
152
105
11%
68
59 k
5
454
554
24
21 k
14 k
68
5k
36
36 k
37 k
189
7
Preferred
(t)
Jamaica Water Supp 7 k % pf—50
(t)
64 k Jefferson Electric com...
75c Jersey Cent Pow A Lt 7% pref 100
6% preferred.,—..
-100
12
5 k % preferred——.100
4%
Kansas City Power A Light—
2k
1st pref SO series B
ansas City Pub Serv oom
(t)
70"
7% preferre
(f>
1
354
51 k
13
danaas Elec Pow 7%
13
22 k
Kansas Gas A Elec 7% pref.. 100
acntucky Utilities, 6% pref.. 100,
100
7% preferred——...100!
3k
Keystone Pub Serv S2.80 pref_.t
153
Keystone Telephone—
107
S4 preference.. ..........—50
14
IOO
68 54 Kings Co Ltg 7% pref_—_.
5% preferred—
.100
60 k
Laclede Gas Light..........100
5k
5% preferred—..........100
5
Lake Sup Dlst Pow 7% pref-.100
554
Lawrence Gas & Elec Lt
25
24)4
Lincoln Telep A Teleg com..100
22
Lindsay Lt.—See "Indus. Stocks"
15
Lockbart Power Co pref—----254
Lone Star Gas Oorp..........(t)
6% conv preferred... ....100
6k% preferred
.........100
Lena islanu Lighting com
(T)
7% preferred—........100
0% preferred
.....
.--100
Los Angeles G Afl Oorp, 6% pf 100
Louisiana Power A Light So pf (t)
Louisv Gas A Elec com cl A
(T)
58
37
—.100
23
Louisville Railway Os
»Preferred
1854
Lowell Electric Light.
69 k
Lynn Gas A Elec Oo
25
25
39
100
...
Mackay Companies 4% pref—100
Maiden Electric Oo
25
38
40
82
72
67
118
——
90
103 k
72„
30 k
46
20
97 k
82
20
41
T.
23
17
17
80
85
25
i'}}'::'
„
454
79
66 k
106
80
„
1954
1
3k
52
107
12
98
21
100
25 k
Maroon lnt Marine Oommuni—
50
-ft)
8k
96 k
103
48
Modified 5% guar
25
...26
15
98
25
...
•
9354
Manhattan Elev Ry 7% guar 100
Maiden & Melrose Gas Lt
8
Fed St&Pleasant Val—SeePhllaOo
Canadian price.
53
25
...
54
R
pref
k
Ameridep rets for ord shs—£1 k
Marconi Wire—See Can Mar con
Market St Ry (San Francisco).l00
6% preferred.............100
6% prior preferred....
100
6% non-cum 2d preferred
100
Mam Power A Light Associat'n—
Common
with
8
>8
154
warrants—....
Common without warrants....
............. .....
5% oonv partlc preferred
r
18
471
Preferred.
Nominal.
23
Italian Superpower oommou A (t)
5k
Warrants..............
n
1054
254
iswa Southern Utll. 7% pref.. IOO
x
Ex-dividend.
t Without par value.
21 k
....
Mass Utilities Associates v t c—1
k Last sale.
44"
3.50 preferred
tl.75 preferred..........
4k
94 k
warrants
fladd Pass By—See Phlla
Federal LlghtA Tr com
Preferred(tfi) —
(T)
..100
v t c
Teiep A Teleg..(t)
International
55k
Palrm't Pk A
Fall River Elec Light..
Fall River Gas Works
...
International
78
series A
(f)
lk
Optional warrants
.......
El Paso Electric Co GJel)
86
Preferred series A 7%..—100
36
Ellz A Trenton RR com—
50
46
Preferred
50
190
Ellas Consolidated Gas
100
54
umpire A Bay State Teleg—.100
32
Empire District Elec 0% pf
100
k
30 k
Empire Gas A Fuel O# pf 8%.100
Preferred 7%
—100 k 24
6)4% preferred
100 k 24
19)4
0% preferred
.100
13 k
Empire Power Corp partlc stk.(t)
2d pref
85)4 pref (with warrants)..(t)
86 preferred
.........(f)
Essex A Hudson Gas—
100
9
Internat
Internat Power Securities com.(t)
94;
(t)
Association —
1
Class A full paid
.....1
Kler Power A Light Corp
(p
$7 preferred——.——(t)
$5 convertible
•!'
100
4
Conv stock
86
"lk
(f>
85
Interboro R T vot trust ctrs
75
3
im
Edison Elec Ilium (Boston)—100
ties, 5% pref.100
Electrical Securities. 0% pref. 106
86
72
47 k
10454
74
92
(t)
5 preferred
{6 preferred
95
Indiana Service Oorp.—
4054
1(M>
—...
34k
0% preferred
100
Indlanap Pow A Lt 6k % preflGO
Indianapolis Ry Co v t c——100
72
6% 1st pref stamped
100'
6% pref B stock
100
5% adjustment stock
100
Eastern N J Pow 0% cum preflOO]
East Shore Pub Serv 6)4 % pf (t)
Eastern States Corp com
$7 pref without warrants
(t)
86 preferred series B
(*)
Elec Power
21
78
80
—
104
-
It)
pf 100
(t)
pf—100
preferred——— —L——100
Pub Serv SO pref
(t)
>nt Indiana Power 7% pref. 100
intral Maine Pow 0% pref—100
Illuminating Shares class A..
89
30
105
99 k
187k
10354
50 k
Electric Bond A Share
(t)
99
...
r
6% preferred
.......100
4)4% prior preferred—...100
coin
(t)
99 k
354
oc
Eastern Utli Assoc
200
189
100
28 k
2854
98 k
...—.......(t)
Eastern Mass si Ry com..
1
48
Illinois North Utilities
6%prefl00
Ilium A Power Secur 1st pref.100
112 k
99
1U6
"0% 1st preferred
110
115 k
111 k
Common
10b
County Gas
SO preferred
0% preferred
(t)
Dayton Pow A Light 0% pref 100
Denver Tramway pref
100
Derby Gas A Elec 97 pref
it;
Detroit Edison.......—...100
Duke Pswer
100
Duquesne Light—See Phlla CoEast Coast Public Service v t c—
Eastern Gas A Fuel Assoc's—
42 k
2254
98 k
Hudson
113
32
53.
k
.26
Illinois Pow. A Lt. 6% pref
111
145"
..
58)4
81k
111
"354
3
Elec Light—
55 k
Dallas Power A Light 7 % pref 100
23
63"
42
.........100
vVater Power
Hoiyoke
94
113
38 k
35 k
28^
33
Idaho Power 7% pref........100
43 k
69 k
43
51
85
80i
26
45
"2k
2
70
(t)
Hestonvllle M A F—See PhUaRT.
u4i*
80 54
110
Telephone pref
100
Cumberland Co(Me)P A Lt pf 100
102
104
20
2ft
t c—
43
Cuban
'3k
354
131)4
11854
Haverhill
U5H
Cons Trac of N J—See P 8 Corp
51
80
common v
0% preferred
49 k
44 k
(.
S5 preferred
79
..... 26
.........26
Havana Elec Ry com
1
54
117
(t
si*
Preferred
53""
51
48 k
254
113 k
Water........
Hartford Electric Light
Hartford Gas com
20
.
50
Cons Trac (Plttsb)—See
92
5)4 % pref £1
Calif-Oregon Pow
19
...10C
Phlla Co
Consumers Gas (Toronto)
.100
Consumers Pr (Maine) pf 0% -100
0.0% preferred
—.100
S5 preferred
—(f)
Continental Gas A Electric—
7% prior preferred
100
Oontlnen Pass Ry—See Phlla B T
90
.....
Preferred
Hamilton Gas
105
Consolidated Gas (N Y) com.. (
Cable A Wireless.
Amer
Hackensack
15
1
54
101
5H% preferred series E
10C
5% preferred series A
...10C
5
40
...
if*
13 k
0% cum p^f series D
101
common,.
Green A Coatee—See Phlla R T.
lOreeh Mt Pow Corp SO
pref—(t)
Greenwich WaterAGas 6% pf-100
2
Gulf States Utll SO Pref
(t)
S5.50 pref.
54 k
(t)
53 k
Conn Lt A Pow 5 k% pref
100
preferred
—.—100
—2b
% Connecticut Power
2554 Connecticut Ry A Lighting—100
'32
Telephone
S3 preferred
.(f)
Georgia Power SO preferred,
(t)
99
k
5k
2k
3k
5^
(t)
Germantown Pass-—See Phlla RT
Gloucester Elec Lt Co
.....25
Gold A Stock Telep (guar)—.100
17
80
Common
31
60
Gen Telep Allied $6 pref—
Gen Wat Gas A Elec com A....1
74
96 k
i*
5
|5 preferred..........
Bait
1
1
2H
3
10
42 J
Rights
81
15
97
10"
......(t)
$3 preferred
1254
79 k
80
preferred
preferred
Gen
68
102
76
67
k
5%
lw<
63
101
12 k
deposit
15k
(T)
common
7%
4454
41*
11154
58 H
-
6
preferred.........(t
Certificates of
40
li 8k
Misc Stocks
General Pub Util
6% preferred series A...
100
5% preferred..........—100
5% conv preferred..
100
Columbus Delaware A Marlon
102 k
7% preferred—
100
Columbus Ry PAL 1st pf A 0%1OG
Preferred ser B 6k %
100
Commonwealth-Edison Co...100
Commonwealth A Sou Corp comt
Optional warrants....
6)4
2
S6 preferred—
...(t)
78
Community Power A Light—
68
First preferred 6%
100
1)4 Community Water Ser com——-1
7% preferred
....(t)
Concord Elec Co 6% pref—
4k
Common
554 Connecticut Elec Serv com—-(f)
Conn Gas & Coke Sec pref....
2k
(L
,
36
5*
,.2)4
it)
com— 1
30
Coast Co Gas A El 1st pref
100
Oolum G A El Corp (Del) com (t)
136
3
S7 pref.. (t)
preferred
2 k
28
91
pref--—100
Pew 7%
Pew A Lt
Arkansas
70
101)4
Hi
3
18 k
41 k
86
luen Gas A Eleo (Del) com A -(t)
Preferred 7%
Preferred 8%
$6 cum conv pref ser A—
22
$0 conv pref ser B
—(t)
Gen Italian Edison Elec Corp—
19
Amer shs for ordinary stock—
33 k
37 k Gen Public Service Oorp
(t)
SO preferred..———it)
2)4
6% preferred
100
Cleveland Railway—........100
see
16 k
16 k
40"
86
2k
21
Cleve Elec Ilium common ——(t)
8
73
(t)
Arkansas Natural Gas Corp.—t
Class A non-vot
(t)
_
34
16
........(t)
I^PAfflFPMl
40
3354
6)4
2k
15;
5
4
84 k
(t)
100
7% preferred
it*
Gen Elec Ltd
90
80
Cltisens* Pass Ry—See Phil R T
Cltlsens Traction—See Phlla Co.
54
7% pref. (t)
preferred
Cities Serv Pr A Lt SO pf
8k
136 k
Arizona Edison com
95
Telep...50
65
25
v
SO 1st p
0%
~4~~
14 k
13 54
8
40 M
Preferred SO series
—(T)
American Telep A Teleg..—100
Amer Utilities Service common..
6% preferred
Amei Wat Wks A Liec com—it)
Appalachian El Pow
34)4
99 k
IV4
Atk.
2)4
com
—
H
k
k
Cities Service com
t
Preferred ................100
Preferred B...............10
Preferred BB
..........100
107
i*
it)
preferred —...
Kncta A Suburb Bell
5
106)4
Amer Gas A
First SO
32 k
4)4
34 K
com........(f)
— IT;
Poser com ....
SO 1st preferred
—(t)
American Light * Tractlen
26
Amer Power A Light coin
ip
SO preferred
——(t)
S5 preferred.
(t)
Amer Service pref units
Ainer Super ower Corp com—(t)
13%
32
.(t;
,—
...
7H
35 54
13
A.
100
Bid.
$0 preferred
( )
SO H preferred—
l")
$7 preferred
..(f)
Fitch burg Gas A Elec Light..-50
Florida Power A Lt S7 pref
(t)
Foreign Light A Power units., (t)
Prankfd A S'thwark—seePhilaRT
Franklin Telegraph (guar)
100
Gardner Elec Lt pref
100
Gas A Elec of Bergen County. 100
k
Chicago Rapid Transit—
Prior preferred A.........100
Prior preferred B
...100
Cincinnati Gap A Electric pref 100
Cincinnati Gas TTansp—.100
Cine New A Cov Lt A Trac—100
Preferred
.........100
Cincinnati Street By
50
Par.
A .(t)
Federal Water Service
H
100,
Series 4
35)4
Amer A Foreign Pow csm
S7 Preferred..
......
$7 second pref series
SO cum pref
-
43
115
7
100
Preferred
44;
4)4
88)4
..—(t)
""92"
Series 3
59
42)4
90
Stoeks.
Ask.
Jhlc Dlst Elec Generat SO pref (t)
ihlcage Rys partlc ctfs series 1
.
Series 2
100
64;
month preceding the date of Issue.
Par.l Bid
Stocks.
74;
62
15 preferred
it
Allegheny Traction—See Phlla Oi
Amer Cities Pow A Light cl A_25
Class B
...
—... 1
Amer
Ask.
72M
(t)
pref
preferred—.......It
SO
STOCKS
PUBLIC UTILITY
84
..50
J,*
28
Quotations for all securities
Stocks.
P<U
Bid.
Middle West Utilities
—.
are as near as
Ask
Memphis Natural Gas .......(t)
Memphis Power & Light 7% pf(T)
Metropolitan Edison Oo—
$7 preferred series B—
(1
50 preferred series O
(]
89
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date Of issue .
Par
Etooks.
H
6%
preferred.............100
132 X
118
92
Paterson A Passaic Gas A El
Peninsular
100
.
pref.........100
Telep Ce com—— (t)
Preferred
.—--100
Penn Central Lt A Pew 96 pref(t)
—
d
........100
Ask.
109%
Pawtucket Gas
v
Bid.
—100
Pacific Telep A Teleg
106
99 %
$6 cum pref without war.—(
Midland Utll 7% prior lien—li
f % prkrllen.
(t)
92.80 preferred..—
138
95
93
63
36 %
98
65
IV*
77
Mississippi Blv Pow 6% pref. 100
105)4
.
Pennsylvania Pow A Lt 97 pf-(t)
96 preferred...
—-Ct)
95preferred ..........—(t)
Pennsylvania Water A Pow..(f)
People's GLAO (Chic)
100
Phlla City Pass—See Phfla B T.
47
8
69
Monongahela L A P—See PhilaOo
Monongahela St By—See FhilaOo
Mouon-Weet Penn P S 7% pf-25
Montreal L H A Pow* Oons.(t)
Montreal Telegraph
40
Montreal Tramways, cem
100
Mountain States Power* com.(t)
7% Preferred
..100
Mountain States Tel A Tel.—100
Nassau A Suffolk 7% pref... 100
National Power a Light com—(T)
1
preferred-
'tv
— -
Nebraska Power. 7 % 1st pref.100
32 %
8*
96 cum pref....———.(f)
Allegheny Traction.—......60
Cltisens Traction———60
Consolidated Trac pref
60
Ouquesne Light 5% 1st pf.100
Federal St A Pleasant Val—26
Monongahela Lt A Pr
60
Monongabela St By....
.50
95
2
20
128
132
42
11%
80%
110%
iij
-
100
48
Newark Consolidated Gas.—.100
New Brunswick Light—
118
Heat A Power———100
112
|7 prior preferred
(t)
$7 preferred
(t)
$6 preferred..............(f)
96 prior pref
-(f)
New England Telep A Teleg
lUt
N Eng.Wat L A P Asso 6% pf.100
New HavenWater———50
N J A Hud B1y By A Per pref.100
Now Jersey Pow A Lt SO pref (t>
New Orleans Public Service-7% preferred
— (t)
New Bochelle Water 6% pf—100
M Y Mutual Telegraph
26
NY Power A Light Corp 96 pf (t)
7% preferred.— .-.-—.100
New York Railways Corp—
—
97 non-cum
preferred
(t)
Preferred stamped—
N Y A Queens El L A P—
Common.. ———(t)
6% preferred....—.......100
NY Steam Co—
Common ................(t)
97 preferred ser A——It)
96 dividend pref
.it)
Y Telephone 6H% pref—.100
N T Water Sarr 6% pref—-100
Niagara A Hudson Pow ...... 10
Option warrants A.
Option warrants B———.....
North American Co com
..—it)
6% preferred
....60
Nsrth Amer Edison 96 pref—(t)
Nsrth Amer Light A Pow
...-1
N
.
.
96 preferred———.......(t)
Nsr Amer Utility Sec—Oom.(t)
Nor Boot Ltg Prop cem —.—IT)
Preferred... .—.——..100
North Continent Utll com—..100
.—100
0% preferred.. —
7% preferred.—————100
Nor Indiana Pub Ser 6% pf—loo
7% preferred—.........100
*£ li%% ^referred—.......100
Northern N Y Utll pref—....100
Nor States Power (DM) com—100
7% preferred—.......100
H% preferred—————100
Northwest Electric 6% pref..100
Preferred 7%.
—.—.100
Nerth West Uttl7% pref——100
7% prior lien—..——.100
Northwest Bell Telep flH» pi.100
Northwestern Teleg (guar)—60
Ohio Edison 96 pref..
(t)
97 preferred
...—.....(t)
Ohio Power 6% pref———..HA
Ohio Public serr pref A (7%)-100
6% preferred——.....—100
Oklahoma Gas A Blec 7% pf—lOt
Okla Nat Gas Corp com.——(t)
deferred................100
Omaha A Council Bluffs Railway
A Bridge 4% cum pref—.100
Ottawa Light Heat A Pew.-lOO
Preferred .......———100
Ottawa Traction
100
Pacific A Atlantic Tel <gu)—.26
Pacific Gas A Electric—
26
First preferred 16%)..——26
First preferred (6%%)
26
Pacific Lighting Corp oom—.it;
Preferred (96).....———(f)
Pacific Pow A Lt 7% pref....100
Pacific Pub Service-Common non-voting ......(t)
1st preferred———.—.(t)
38
39
Southern Col Pow com A..
12
71
28%
5%
30
46%
115
>
19
5
5
18
110
118
'
1
20
6
Preferred
....50
PhUa City Pass By (622 H Pd)50'
Phila A Darby Pass By
60
6
20
112
PhU A
68
72
98
95
27
57%
22
91
97%
Gray's Fy (925 pd)—50
Philadelphia Traction
...60
Ridge Ave Pass (928 pd)
50
2d A 3d Sts By guar........60
13th A 15th Ste Pass By
60
Unlen Pass (930 5-6 pd). —.50
Union Traction (817)4 Pd)—50
West Phila Pass guar...... .50
74"
102
29
59
25
Piedmont A Northern By
100
Portland Gas A Coke. 7% pf—100
Postal Teleg A Cable 7% pf.100
98%
Potomac Edison Oo 6% pref.100
7% preferred—.
110
102
19
98
86)4
US*
120
7H
8
49%
92
2%
24 %
;
74)4
A
1»
20
pref. .100
5)4 % preferred...........100
Power Corp of Canada com—(t)
Providence Gas............. (t)
Public Serv ef Cole 7% pref—100
6% preferred...—......100
5% preferred——
.100
Public Serv of Ind prior pf...
86 preferred.—...—
Public Serv. Oo. of N.H. 86 pf.(t)
Public Serv Ocrp ef N J
—-(f)
8% preferred...........—100
7% preferred.............100
M
6% preferred...—........100
95 preferred--..--..
(t)
Consolidated Trac of N J—100
95
2%
25
Bapld Transit St By Co.—100
3
40
3%
60
54""
S*
7
10
57
68
63
62
67
95
68
98
14
15
71
62
67
49
75
65
OH
16%
58)4
62
10
25
105%
iop
14%
42
96
91%
97
it*
1%
75
104%
20)|
15
25 H
27
27.
40%
100)4
66
77
105
21
18
26
.....
...
(t)
Amer shares representing com.
Rhode lei Pub Serv pref..—..(t)
Class A.—....—_(t)
Bidge Ave Pace
See Phlla B T.
Riverside Traction.........
50
Preferred—....
.50
Rochester G A E 7% pref B—100
27
41
100 X
68
3)4
17)4
A*
21
50
18
90
97
.—.....10C
(t)
1(K
Southern Union Gas com
—(f)
Se Jer G El A Tr—See P 8 Corp
Southwestern Bell Telep pref.lOC
Southwestern Gas A El 7% pf.lOC
35%
123
cem
A.
%
94
6
44
(t;
33%
34%
2%
•
22
r...—»..(t,
4
preferred
Class B
,mmmrnm
Aa
m 4mm. mm
\
T
8
.
20)1
'it4
_
Preferred
Swiss American Elec pref.... 100
Syracuse Ltg 6% preferred..Ilk
6%% preferred———10(
8% preferred..——10C
Tampa Elec Oo L.—.———..(t)
Tennessee El Pow 1st pf (7%) 100
37
45
5
cum
6 cum prior pref.......... (t)
mior pref
Standard Pe
Pew a Lt eem....(f)
18
97
20
jrlngf (Mass) St By Cos pf..l00
ty cos pr..100
Standard Gas A Elec com.._._
so com..—.(f)
....
!7 cum prior pref.
77
35
30
14
> 92
32
40
80
10
5
A*
72
;
21
Free stock
35%
114
i
119
Preferred—(t
14
52
97
101
113
35
8
11
40
8
21
45
11
24
7.2% 1st preferred
100
72
13
14%
1st preferred (6%)
10(
63
5%
63%
54%
62
62
42
67
66
66
47
i'1
50
43
46
37
39
9
95
—
4%
8)4
93)4
90
26
10%
il%
132
121
109
123%
110
98)4
40)4
.
21%
103
106%
106%
112%
5%
pf—100
7%prefaTed........
100
Union Gas (Canada)
.(♦)
Union Pass—See Phlla B T
Union St By (New Bedford)..100
Union Traction—See Phlla B T
United Corp
_(t)
93 cumulative preferred —(t;
Warrante... ................
United Gas & Elec (Conn)pref 166
4ol_
77*
4%
............
97 pref series A
(t)
Warrants...................
United Gas A Impt vot...
95
cum
.(t)
pref (non-vot)......(t)
S.
103%
United 111 Ce ef New Haven., (t)
United Lt A Pr cem A.—.
.(t)
Common B..............(f)
108
89
83
112
!7.-
95
6% cum. 1st' pref.
—..(t)
United Pub Util common
(t)
101)4
14%
„
0% ^Preferred—......
(f)
68%
Utah Power A Light—
$7 preferred..
.........(t^
Utica Gas A Electric 7%
pref 100
6%
_96 preferred.. .—..(t)
32%
12
L
8%
26
96
89
Utilities Power A Lt Ol A......1
65%
60%
Non-voting common.......(f)
Class B vtc—............1
'7% cumul pref.. ..........100
17%
29%
47
mm »
m
mmmm
101
100%
100%
111
10
VirginiaElecA Power
96 preferred.....—...(f)
Virginia Pub Serv 7 % pref....100
6% preferred....
.....*106
Washington (D O) Gae.
20
Wash (D O) By A El com—100
^Preferred
.....100
Washington Wat Pow 6% pf—
Western Maesadiusetts doe..
Western Power Oo 97 pref—1__
Western Union Telegraph
100
West Penn Elee Co Class A., (f)
1
1 lit I I 1
•
1
I
20c
7% Preferred.
( ) k "1%
18
Sangamo Electric com
..(• j
Preferred...
108
.100
San Joaquin Lt A Power—
7% prior preferred ........100
109%
98%
6% prior preferred........ 100
Savannah El A Pow 6% pref.100
53
Scranton Electric 90 pref—
111
(t)
103
97
89
90
10
3
United Gas A El ef NJ 5% pf-10C
United Gae Corp com .......(1)
140
110
189
35
36
99,
3%
76%
7% prior lien..—.....100
41
24
44
83
86
100
preferred
Union El L A Pow(Dl)
Un El L A Pew (Mo) 6%
106
100
x99H
14%
29%
72%
Twin States Gas A Electrics
9
12)4
9
(t)
Preferred ——......10
Twin City Bapld Transit
(t)
7%
:•
preferred—
6% preferred...-.
-.100
6% preferred.
—100
Trl-State Telep A Teleg—.(t)
113%
24)4
0%
preferred
100
Alight 7% pref.100
1st
Third Avenue By (N Y)«.
100
13th A 15th St-^See PhUa R T
Tidewater Power 6% pref
(t)
Toledo-Edison pref a v7%;..10o
108%
98
95
85
cum
Texas Power
tierv—
22"
7% com preferred
6% cum nref..
——10(
..100
West Penn Pewer 7% pref—10C
8% preferred
too
West Phlla Pies
Bee Phfla B T.
West Texas Utilities 96 pref.. (t)
Winnipeg Elec Co......
(t)
Preferred
too
Wisconsin Power ALlght 6%pf100
1%
12
1
103
74
67
61
325
105
88
35
100
46)
68)
80)
69
119
113
1*05
...
............
„
26%
28%
27%
12%
7% preferred.
Southwestern Lt A Pr
99%
6% nreferred series O ..—100
99%
6% preferred series D
.100
Roch Telep 96)4 pref........ 100
108
Rockland Light A Power—10
9
RockvUle-WUl Lighting Co—
7% preferred—.—— ♦110
6% preferred
*105
St Louie County Water pref.100
100
8t Louis Pub
Omnmon
21%
25
Southern Nat Gae Corp
Southern New Bug Telep
20
....
.
3
17 %
6
43
Bap Tran St By—See P 8 Corp.
Rhine-Westphalia Elec Power—
116)4
4
Common.........
(t)
8% preferred—......—.100
7% preferred....—..100
Public Service of Okla 7% pref 100
6% preferred...—...
100
Pub Serv El A G 85 pref
(f)
Puget Sd Pr A Lt 86 pref
(t)
95 prior preferred...*..—.(f)
Quebec Power common——(t)
Queens Borough GasAE16%pfl00
Radio Corp or Amer.——(t)
7% cum pref A..
50
5%oumjprefB
111
ioiH
94 >|
90
94
So Jersey Gas A Elee Trac..100
Public Service Oo ef Ner 111.. 60
1
4
25"
ii4%
.100
Potomac Elec Pow 6%
84%
10
14
12
114
Phlla Traction—See Phlla B T.
92
if
17
96
41%
77%
71)4
2
Germantown Passenger..—60
Green A Coatee Sts (915 pd).50
Heatonville M A F com
60
■
X
jx
—
2b
50
Contlnen Pass By ($29 pd)
50
Falrm't Pk A Hadding'n—.60
Frandf'd A Southward Pass.50
17%
76
90
105
Preferred
.100
South A Atian Teleg (guar)..—25
Southern Indiana G A E 6%pf 100
113
cltiTO^^HsengwguaK——60
New Bng Gas A El Assn—-
85% preferred stamped...-(f)
New Bng Pow Assn com
(t;
6% preferred—.—.——100
New England Power. Co. pref 100
New England Pub Servcom— - (t)
74)
88
76
%%*
87
(t)
(t)
Philadelphia Elec Co com
95 preferred......
Phila Elec Power 8% pref
Philadelphia Rapid Transit
5
A Lt—
Warrants
South Calif Edison common...26
Springfield Gas A Elec pref
1
Springfield (Man.) G L Ce vte 2f
Phlla A Darby—See Phlla R T.
Phila A Graye—See Phlla B T.
112
40
5% % preferred series CL—.26
6% preferred series B......26
7% preferred series A......26
Sou Calif Gas Oo 6% pref
..26
Southern Canada Power——(t)
103%
68
39
11*
Mevada-Oallf Electric—
Preferred.
W*
60
102%
Ask.
Southeastern Pr
77%
■J£X
21%
Bid.
Par
Scranton-Spring Brook
Water Service 6% pf——(t)
Second Ave BR Corp (N Y)—(t)
Sedaiia Water pref--....100
2nd A 3rd Sts Ry—See Phlla B T
Shawlnlgan Water A Fewer —(t;
Sioux City Gas A El 7% pf—10T
2
75)4
15
66
Penna
68
■
Sierra Pac Elec pref--.--.--.10t
Somerset Un A Middlesex Lt.l(M
Southeastern Gas A Water A--(f)
37%
Warrants......-—---—-
Warrants B ———————
Penna Gas A Elec Corp 97 pref (t)
Missouri Pub Ser 7% pref....100
Mohawk-Hudson Power 1st prf(tj
Second preferred
it/
Stocks
"iio%
Penn-Ohio Edison—
7 % preferred class A.......100
0% preferred class A......100
MUw. Blec. By. A Light—
6% pref. series 1021....—100
Minnesota Pow A Lt 7% pf—100
$6 cum preferred.........100
Miss Power & Light 6%pref . .(f)
16
85
PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS
SEPT., 1935]
112%
103%
7% preferred
100
Wisconsin Pub Ser Oerp7%pf 106
58
112%
York (Pa)
Railways Preferred JK)
47
49%
64
62
llt*
■O'W
;■
t Without par value
k Last sale.
n
Nominal,
r
Canadian price.
*
Ex-dividend.
* Called Oct. 1 at 110.
t Called Oqt. 1 at 105.
.1
"Industrial and Miscellaneous Securities" we include all issues which do not appear
headings, namely "Railroads" and "Public Utilities." In the case of stocks, however, we
put "Textile Manufacturing," "Insurance," "Mining," "Real Estate and Land,"
"Title Guarantee and Safe
Deposit Companies" under separate heads, then follow with the rest of the "Industrial and Miscellaneous."
Under the heading
under the previous two
NOTICE.—All bond prices are "and interest" except where
marked "f" and Income and defaulted bonds.
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing
Ask.
Bid.
Bouae
„
A&O
105
101
70
53
10
15-yr
89%
12
30
94%
100%
101%
93%
107%
107%
k 105
- - -—-=
102%
5
106
40
40
—
45
45
45
27
74
;
111%
98%
99
31
102
103
103
104%
7s 1942—A&O
American Meter 6s 1946—J&J
Amer Radiator deb 4%s '47 M&N
American Rolling Mill-Sinking fund deb 6s 194B._ J&J
Lime & Stone
105""
33
-
100
110%
99%
9
100%
.
Amer Type Fdrs oen g
Deb gold 6s 1939
/
f
6s *37 -MAN
A&O
Deb gold 6a 1940 ctfs
Amer Wire Fabrics 1st /•
46
51
90
95
v
42M&8
Amer Writ Paper 1st 6j> 1947 J&J / 24%
%
Certificates of deposit—...... /
Amoskeag Mfg 6a i948
J&J
Anglo-Chilean Cons Nitrate—
25
UH
Antilla Sugar Estates—
Income deb 6s 1951——J&J
55"
15%
M&N/
D»h7«t945
17%
_
>
f
1951-—J&J /
income 6% notes
8
10
8
10
Armour & Oo or uelaware—-
A.—J&J t 104%
1st M 514s 1943aer
92%
1st M 20-yr 4s ser B '55—F&A
Armuui
& Oo—Real estate 1st
1939 opt
J&D' 103
102 34
Armstrong Cork deb 4s 1950-J&J
75%
Arnold Print Wks 6%% '41.A&0
98%
Asbestos Corp (Can) 5s *42--J&J
Associated Mtge Oo 2-6% —1953
69
Associated Rayon 5s 1960 —J&D
Associated Slmmona Hardw Cos
43
6%% gold notes 1933—-J&J f
Atl Gulf & W Indies 88 Linos—
Coll tr g 6s Jan 1 1959
J&J
*2 %
Atlanta Laundries 6 %s w w 1943- J 10
107
Aslautlc Refin deb 5a 1937—J&J
gold
'
« %a
105
92%
103%
103%
76%
44" "
69%
Atlas Plywood Corp—
Conv deb 5%s 1943——-M&N
/
:
-
fa
1940
/
/
—M&N
..!
80%
60%
58%
103%
guar
5s
.
68%
73
100
Donnacona Paper*—
l
1st s f 5%s 1948 ser A
Donner Steel 7s 1942
.
*&H
Cespedes Sugar 7 %s Sept 1 '39—
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
4%ssf deb 1950—.——M&S
Obateaugay Ore <fc iron Guar gold 4s 1942—— ...J&.»
Chesapeake Corp—
i
Con* co) )5s 1947 .-.--M&N'*
Conv col 5s 1944
J&D
Chic Jet coll tr ref g 4s 40. -A&t
Coll trust ref 5s 1940—A&O
Chic Pneumatic Tool Oo Deb s f 6%s 1942—
Chicago Stock Yards 5s 1961 A&O
Ohilds Oo deb 5s 1943 -----A&u
Chile Copper Oo deb 5» 1947-J&J
Clearfield Bit Coal 4s 1940—J&J
Smail series B
—...J&J
Clover Valley Lumber 6s to 1940Ooilateral Bankers. Inc—
t
7s series A & B 1950
Q-F
7s series O 1959
Q-M
7s series 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 1V38
-J&J
Ool Fuel & Iron a f 5s 1943--F&A
Oolo Indus 1st 5s A & B 1934 F&A
Oemmander-Larabee Osrp—
1st mtge 6s 1941
J&J
7% notes w w 1936
J&J
Oomm'l Invest Trust Corp—
Conv deb 6%s 1949
F&A
Oommers-und Prfvat-Bk(Germ'y)
115
74%
100%'
110%
.
121%
124'"
85
36
115
f
6
9
99%
84
16
15
12
_.
85
93
iti
..
105%
86%
105%
106
106%
104%
105
110
109
101%
98
62%
.
1st mtge sink fond 6s 1942. J&D
Eastern Car Co Ltd 6s 1952.J&J
38%
101%
**11*
Eastern Dairies 6s May 1 1949
Eastern Mfg 7s ser A 1938
J&D
Elec Rys Eq Sec Co—
103
95
92%
94%
88
89
88%
87%
89
94%
64%
88%
*/ 27%
/
/
40
98
25
Ernesto Breda 7s 1954
97
28""
6
9
56
1st 17a 1967 ser C
M&S /* 45%
71
Everlastik, Inc 1st 7s 1937.M&N
Fabrics Finishing Oort>—
11
1st m conv s r 6s 1939....J&J f
■
f 6s 1948
ser
,
101
A&O
A
93%
24
47
12
20-year deb 6%s 1948...A&O
Farmers Mfg Co 7s 1943....M&S /
89
66%
89
27%
/
103
6s series B 1941
1
Federal Sugar Ref 6s 1933..M&N */
60
Flat s f deb 7s 1946
J&J
Residential
Finland
Mtge
58
;
...
.
——
102%
94%
27
—-
70
Bank
99%
s f 6s stamped 1961
M&S
Firestone Cotton Mills 5s '48M&8 k 103%
Firestone Tire & Rub of Calif—
8f 5s 1942
M&S k 104%
First Bohemian—See Boh G1 Wks
Mills of America lnc—
Kluur
85%
43
Conv g 6%% notes 1946.A&m
Follansbee Bros 5s 1947
J&D J
92
80
04%
...F&A
European Mtge & Invest—
1st 17%s 1966 ser B
F&A /
Fay (J A) & Egan 6s 1943
Federal-Hygienic Ice Refrig—
93
,
13%
91
37%
/
Elk Horn Coal lsc6%s 1931.J&D /
7% notes 1931
.——...J&D /
1st
63%
99%
fV*
/
98""
96
89
F&A *102%
Famous Players Canada Corp—
100
Foreign Power Secur Oorp—
1st col tr conv 6s 1949 ser AJ&D
86%
46
75
102%
103
109
1942
J&J
Francisco Sug 7%s 1942.M&ND / 30
8
Franklin Oo Coal 7s 1951....J&J /
55%
Fraser Oo 6s unstmp Jan 1 1950-
110
Fox Film Oorp deb 6s 1936&A&0
Framerican Ind & Dev Oorp—
102%
Deb
7%s
Freuch Nat Mall SS Lines 6a 52
Frlck Reid Supply 6a 1943 -J&D
Gair (Robt) income notes 6s 1972
81
Gannett Co deb 6a '43 ser A.F&A
11
15%
33
56%
154
99
92,
104
94
106
Geisenklrchen Mining Oo—
14
16%
1st 8h
Oonsol Coal 4%s '934
6-yr 6% notes 1934
M&;* ♦/
—
58
General American Investors Inc—
Deb 6s 1952 ex warr
96
7%sext'stmpl0%pd)1939 J&J
ii*
38
37%
65*
103%
94%
101%
18%
t Called Oct.
103%
104%
General Amer Tank Car Corp—
Equip 4 %s 1942
Eq tr 4%s 1936-45
F&A
J&D
102
102~**
Gen Amer Transporta System—
102
Eq tr 4%s 1936-'46 (yr>_ .M&8
95%
General Bronse deb 6s 1940M&N *
General Cable
1st mtge a f 5%s 1947 ser A. J&J
Deb
s
f 6s
104
Oorp—
1948
f
M&N f
w.J&D
93%
46%
46%
46%
94%
50"
49
ton Rayon deb 6s 1948 w
>en Stl Cast 1st 5%s '49 w w J&J
1
1938 wltn warr-M&N ♦*102
F&A
Gen Elec (Germany)7s'46.J&J15
Deb 6%s 1940
.—J&D
72
Credit Alliance Corp—
.
F&A f 36%
103%
J&J
Farmers Nat Mtge Inst 7s '63A&0 /
'riix
62
100%
106%
Fairbanks Morse & Oo—
Sink fund deb 5s 1942
m
104%
i04%
f
100%
_
Oonsol Paper Corp 5%s 1961.... /
Oonsol Publishers Inc-—
Consul Textile
100
/
4
Empire Lumber 6s4945
Empire OH & Refg Co—
1st & col tr 5%ri942t—A&O *68%
86
9%
1941.>J*m t
oot—M&N / 39
1950 —J&D f 37
f 36%
Certificates of deposit
91
63%
25-yr M inc 5s 1960
—J&J
33
Uousumers
1st On 1946— Jaj
18
102%
Container Corp 1st 6s 46-J&D16
18
94
Deb 5s 1943 with warr .J&D
14
Continental Roll & Steel Fdy—
70
1st M conv s ' 6« 1940.. .J&i>
100
Copley Press 5%s 1943--—F&A
urporation Secur t'e
111%
5% serial notes to 1935.-M&S
106% Josgrove Meehan Oeal 6%s -1945
103
Irane Oo 6% notes 1940-—F&A
64
¥
106
99
105%
Equip trust 4%s Mar 1 *36-'37
Equip trust 4 %s June 1 '37-'40_
90-
1939—;
J&D
1st 8s L941..M&N
Oertaln-teed Prod Corp—
Deben . f 5Ws 1948-
26
103
99
J&J 2
..J&J
'55—M&S
Eastern Cuba Sug 7%s '37 M&S
114
1947-
Carthage Marble 6%s 1942——. / 10
109
Cedar Rapids M & P 5s 1953.J&J
80
Celotex Co deb 6s 1936
M&N
Central Steel
64%
30%
f 6s Oct 15'60 &<»Oi6
Driver Harris Co—
/ This price includes accrued interest.
k Last sale.' n Nominal.
v—
{Called Sept. 7 at 105.
fCalled Oct. 1 at 102.
Called Nov. 1 at 102.
.
67%
s
Deb ■ f 6s 1949 ser A
6s series B 1949
Dominion Textile 4%s
105
MAS
1955
96
Dominion Tar & Onemical Oo—
41%
105%
102%
Oapital Administration Corp
Deb 5s series A 1953
J&D
Deb 5%s
„
11
104
35%
104%
88
1942—...F&A
.-
b Basis.
41%
104
——J&J
6s 1949
100
Berlin)—
29%
Dsdge Mfg 1st 7s 1942
-J&J / 23
102%
Dold (Jac) Pack 1st 6s '42.M&N
104%
Dominion Canners 1 st 6s '40 A&O
104
Domin Coal 6s 1940
M&N
100
'43.F&AL
1st & ref s f g 5s
Bay w»> Terminalfit m 6%s 1946
—J&J
Certificates of deposit.
Beattie Sugar 7%s 1943
J&D
Bedford Pulp & Paper 6%s 1942.Berth Ureek (' & U 5s
44.-J&D
Beneficial Indus Loan Corp—
Conv deb 6s 1946
.M&S
Beneficial Loan 80c 60 B 1939 Q-J
6s profit share deb 1956- -Q-J
Berkey & Gay Furn 6s
1941
**
-F&A
1947-M&N
6%% notes April 15 1936.A&O
Oon*oiMacb Tool 7s 1942
J&D /
B»t*s V»lxe Bag Corp—
-
88 L deb 6s
%H
53
104
i*'
Rentenbank—
Farm Ln
Consolidated Laundries—
Baragua Sugar Estates—
Non-cum inc deb 6s '47.. J&J / 28
114%
Batavlan Petrol 4% sgu 1942 J&.t
Deb 6s x-warr
106%
Camaguey Sugar 7s ctfs 1942--— /
Canada Biscuit 0%s 1946.-M&N /
5%%notes'37(Ampartctf)M&N / 35%
43% Commonwealth Subsidiary Corp
Deb g 5%> 1948 ser A.
M&S 101%
102
107% Oonley Tank Car eq 5%s 1935-39
104
;«>nnecticut Coke fa 1948 .M&8
48
82% Connor Lumb & Land 6s *41 M&N
,
6s with warrants 1938—
Without warrants
*
9%
9%
106%
103%
/f ru
M&9
rv,
Stamped (Mar '33 coup on) '35 /
Deutsche
111%
73
M&N
Baldwin Locomotive Works—
1st
8%
1
84*"
6% notes ( Am part otfm..MAS
111%
44%
.
Autocar Oo. 1st 7s 1937
105%
83
^
99%
10-yr conv deb 4%s 1945—M&S
103
Amer Sales Book 6s 1939-- -A&O
98%
Amer Seating conv 6s 1936-.J&J
Amer Service 6s A w w 1944.-J&J /
100%
Amer Smelt & Ref 6s 1941 -.A&O
106
Am Tobacco deb 4s 1961--F&A
6s 1944
104%
Htk Vdi,
Bank
88
87
.4} 80
Detroit Times serial 6s 1935. M&S
serial 6s 1936 to 1943
M&S
26""
J&J
Cons deb 5s 1940..
• • u
Deutsone
6%s series A
...J&D
5%% notes 1936
Am
97
23
——-—.
.
Deep Rock Oil 7s 1937
81%
25-yr
110%'
J&J
5 Kb 1949
Am La France & Foamite—
101
F&A
—
Bardeieben Uoaj tlorp—
mtge 6s 1953
-J&D
Uenver
100
86
—
Certificates of deposit..
63
52*"
104%
103%
98%
99
84
1st
41%
18t§
86
-
5s 1945----.
De
93"
55
1936—M&S
Canadian Vickers 6s Aug 1
,
Amer International Corp—
Conv
73
53
Canadian Nat Steamships—
72%_
.——M&N
67
07%
6s 1941
6s 1943
By-Products Coke Corp—
1st M 5%s 1945 ser A
. ..M&N
California Packing Oorp—
1st M
100%
Amer IG Chem Corp—
Dairymens League—
6s series EE 1939-...........
84
100
Canadian Copper Ref. 6s May *45
Canadian Cottons 5s 1940—J&J2
Canadian Internet Paper—
103
102**
86
'
.
1st & gen m 6s 1941 s«r *
V&O
Canadian Canners Ltd 6s 1950.—
Oanad <Jons Rub 6s 1946
-A&O
Co¬
Amer Oyanamld deb 6» 1942. A&'1
Amer Dept Sts (Pa) 6s '48--J&D
Amer Ice Co deb 5s 1953—J&D
.J&J /
1948
Canada Bread 6s 1941
40
ds extended to Feb 1940-----Amer Colortype 6s 1942--—F&A
Conv deb 5%s 1949
5s
1945
Butterick Pub 6%s
Canada
/
.
Bush Term 1st 4s 1962—.—A&O */ 90
Cons g 5s Jan 1955
J&J / 39%
Can Cement 1st 5%s
104
f
f extl 6s 1940
6s '60_A&C
Butler Brothers 5s 1936
F&A
93%
Amer Aggregates Corp—
Deb 6s^43 ser A with war.F&A
Without warrants
100%
105%
36%
36%
6s 1944-...
Bush Term Bldgs 1st
30
/
s
Burns & Oo 5%s June 1
45
89
48-J&J
11
175
Burmelster& Wain (Copenhagen)
42
—A&O
American Beet Sugar
F&A
F&A
15-yr s f deb 3 %s 1950
Budd (E G) Mfg 6s 1938
M&S / 88%
f 7s 1937
M&8
85
1952.M&S
12"'
100
81
A&u
47
/
11%
10%
160
104%
35%
35%
deb
1st 6%s 1946
1st 5%s I960 ser B
Brown Shoe Co, Inc—
71
101%
104%
v
Brown Uo
48
■C
101
6%s 1939.....J&D
British Amer Oil 5s 1945-.--M&S
Conv
't
-
68%
Boston Wharf 1st 4s 1941
A&O
Botany Oonsol Mills 6 %s '34 A&L *J
Certificates of deposit......
97
'
Amalg Laundries 0%s 1936-M&S
Amalgamated Sugar Co—
New 3-6s 1943
102%
Boston Sand & Gravel 7s 1934
Boston Term Oo 3%s 1947-F&A
99
105
55
.......
Crowley, Mliner & Oo—
45
Deb s f 5%s 1937
M&N
CJrewn Oerk & Seal Oe, Inc—
105%
20-year sink fund 6s 1947. .J&D
Ordwn Willamet Pap 6s "51-J&J
104%
Crown Zellerbacb Corp—
102
Deb 6s 1940 with warr
M&S
101
>mrlble Steel Co deb Ri'40 -M& ^
48
Cuban Tobacco 5s 1944
J&D
103%
Cudahy Pack s f 6a 1946
J&D
Sink fund deb g 5%s 1937 A A O U02%
98
1st M s f 3 %s ser A 1955- -M&S
98%
Conv s f deb 4s 1950
M&S
134
Ask
53
Credit Service 6s 1948
Croweil-Oolller 6s 1939
Bohn Alum & Brass 6s '38--J&J
101
Deb gold 5s 1937-------M&N
Alpine Montan Steel Corp—
s
Penn-Mary Steel 5s 1937--J&J
29%
101
„
1st
30%
101
Algoma Steel 1st 5s 1W2—— A&O
Allied Packers deb 6s 1939—J&J
1st M & coll tr 8» 1«39
J&J
Allied St's Corp deb 4%s 50 A&O
Allls-Chalmers Mfg Os—
-
103
-
Bridgeport Brass—
19M—J&jJ
5s called 1952 - - - - - - - Aluminum Ltd 8 f debt 6s
103%
132
98%
104%
St 1st 1 & ref 5s
_
96
4%s April 1 1939
5s-5%s 1940-1942.——A&O
5%s April 1 1943-1945.-----Advance Bag & Paper 6s 62.J&D
Aeolian Co & 1937-—
Alabama By-Prod 6s
Ala Cons Coal & Iron 5s 38 M&N
Alabama Mills 1st 6 %s "43 A A&O
Albany Perl1 Wrapping Corp—
1st M coll tr 6s 1948-.---A&0
Alberta Pacific Grain 6s, 1946 J&J
1st «f 7s 1955
Aluminum Co debs 5i
~no"
m
Bid.
Bonds.
108 %
6« 1936
J&J
"urch money 6s 199# Q-Feb.
Cons M s f 4 %s ser D '60..J&J
f 104
102%
Corp
Addressograph-Multigraph
3s-3%s-4s 1936-1938
Ask.
'42-M&N
th
furcb money
inol/
Deb5%s 1943 with warr—A&O
Acadia Sugar 6s 1946———J&J
Adams Exp coll tr g 4s 48.M&S
Coll tr g 4s 1947
—JAD
Bid.
Bonds.
B
INDUSTRIAL AND
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.
104%
Abbotts Dairies deb 6s 1942-M&8
Abltlbl Pow & Paper—
1st M fis 1953 ser Ar
J&D * / 29
Certificates of deposit..--—/ 28%
AbraOaiii A- atraus lnc—
day of the month preceding the date of issue.
50
79
79%
Gen Steelwares 6a Nov 1 1952...
92
92%
1940-A&O «/14%
14
Certificates oZ deposit
Gen Vending 0s 1937
F&A r 13
r 12
Certificates of deposit
Georgia Marble 1st 6s 1950-M&N r 40
German Atlantic Cable 7s 1946— t
30%
29
German Bids & LandBk 6%s 1Q4K r
4uii
meat
1 at 102%.
Eq deb 6s
15
15%
32
* Negotiability impaired by maturity.
INDUSTRIAL
Sept., 1935]
87
& MISCELLANEOUS BONDf
NOTICE—All bond prices ere "end interest" except where marked t4f* end income end defaulted bond
the date of issue
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of tne month preceding
■
Bid
Bonds
Gillette
Safety Raxor—
Debentures 6s 1940——v» AAO t 102%
91%
Glen Alden Goal M s Ms 65.MAS k
bidden Go
notes '39 JAD
102%
Globe Wernicke 6s Oct 11944..—
Gobel (Ad'f) 6X
%
102%
77
^
135——MAN */
Godcbaux Sug 1st s f 5s
Good Hope St & Ir Wks
1 f g 7s Oct 16 1946
GeedrTch (B F) lit 6 %■
Deb g 6s 1946
89%
101%
47 MAN
(iieri
--A&Olo
108
98%
Goodyear Tire A Rubber—
104
i«t mtge coll tr 6s 1967
.MAN
99%
Gotham Silk Has deb 6s *36 JAD
Gould "eupler 1st'
1P40.WV* ♦726%
70
Gould Manufacturing 6s '42-AAO
92
Graton A Knight 1st 5%s I47MAS
Great bakes Paper Co Ltd—
1st H f 6s 1950 ser A
MAR / 39%
Grlgsby-Grunow conv 6s 36 MAS / 35
Grocery St's Prod deb 6s 44.MAS / 34
-
-
-
Gulf Oil Corp of Penn—
k 106%
sinking fund deb 6s 1947—FAA
Gulf States Paper Oorp—
.
.
5
98
1st s f 6Xs 1943 with war.JAD
94%
Gulf States Steel deb 5%s 42 JAD
H»U (F W\ Printing Go—
70
1st A coll 6Xs 1947---MAN
72%
1st A coll 6s stmp 1947—MAN
x
Hamburg-American Line—
Eq trust 6 %s 1936 to 1940-JAD
Hamilton By-Prod 7s Feb 11943Hansa Steamship Lines
■
^
_
39
108%
98%
104%
94
27%
95""
41
35%
72
73%
90
102
*arr—AAO /
*»«•«»
40
April 1936 coupon on.——— /
Harpen Mining Oorp—
68 with war for Am shs__JAJ / 37%
103
Hartford Times 6s 1943 —.FAA
Hairier Pulp A Paper Oo—
/ 43%
1st 6s a f 1946
34
...
.
Haytian Oorp income 8s 1938— /
Hearst Magazines—
„o
11
6s 1938—
-
Hearst Publications
...
-
1954 with war.-JAJ
s
104
34% r
99%
k 102
JAJ
/
Nortn
22
17
87
/
16%
16%
107
105%
104%
95
95%
33%
133%
119
30
105
40
22%
22%
22%
130%
129%
117%
119
80
27
78
96M
t37x
39
96%
42
1%
105X
Independent Brewing 6s *66 JAJ
Indiana Ice A Fuel 6X8 A 1947—
ind Limestone <nc 6s 1952—MAN
Inland 8teel 1st 4Xs 1978..AAO
1st m s f 4%s 1981 ser B—FAA
Inter lake Iron Oorp—
lsfcm 6s 1951 ser B
..MAN
Internet Agricultural Oorp—
1st A coil tr i f gold 6s 1932
stamped en to 1942 —MAN
International Oement—
Oonv deb 5s 1948......MAN
International Match Oorp—
Deb • f 6s 1947.
.MAN
Certificates of deposit-.
—
Oonv deb 5s 1941
.JAJ15
Certificates of deposit.
Internet Mercantile Marine—
1st M coll trust 6s 1941— AAO
International Paper—
1st A ref s f 5s 1947 ser A -JAJ
1st A ref • f 6s ser B 1947-JAJ
Ref mtge 6i 1955 ser ▲—MAS
internet Power A Paper—
1st M 6s 1968—
—JAJ
Internet Salt g 6s 1961 sp—AAO
International Securities Oorp—
Deb g 6s 1947
JAD
interstate Iron A Steel Oo—-'
1st sf5%s series A1946—MAN
1st M 4 f 5%a 1946 ser B.MAN
Intertype Oorp deb 5%» '42.JAD
Inv atuaent Oo of Amer—
Oeb g 6s 1947 with ware..AAO
-
,
/
103
67
12"
10
104%
104%
104 %
76%
77%
95 ?
98
104%
103
103%
1
/
/
21
21
21
21%
21%
1
21
21%
,21%
57%
58
75
56%
76%
76%
56%
,
99%
100%
k 107%
k
84
86
1st 6s series O 1950
99
igiH
k
99
Munson
A 100
Isstta-Fraschlnl 7s 1942— °
Without warrants..
.JAD k
„
fsfferson A Clearfield Ooal A Iron
Indiana Oo 1st a f 5« 1969.JAJ
Jones A Laughlin St 5s '89-MAN
Journal of Commerce 6X» 1937
Kalamazoo Veg Parchm 6s 1938
A.»rsf>adt (Rudolph; Inc—
1st 6« 1943 with Am sha MAN
Otfs of dep w w stpd 1943
6s stamped (par $925) 1943
6s with warr (par $925) 1943— /
Kaufman Oept Stores h*c Ooru
Ool tr 5X% notes 1936
FAA k
Otcn <B P
Oorp 6s 1946 _MA*
55
'
mrnmm
93
106%
107%
70
101
38
31
39
::::
99
88
Kelly Springfield Tire 6o '42.AAO f 79
f
79
6s stamped 1942
104
15-yr conv deb 6s 1948
MAS
98%
Kelsey Hayes Wh'l 1st 6a '48 JAJ
104%
15-yr conv deb 6s 1948—-JAJ
Kendall Oo deb A—
103%
6X8 with warranto 1948-.MAS
Kmcucky Rock Asphalt—
i f6Xs 1936
—JAD / 31
81
Keokee Oons Ooke 6s 1959-.JAJ
40
92*"
Murray Body 6Xs 1942—JAD
fr
Nassau (Ger) Landbank 6Xs 1938
Nast (Oonde) 6Xs Dec 15 1937—
Nat Acme Os 1st 6s 1942—JAD
Nat Dalrv Prod 6Xs.. 194ft -FAA
National Distillers Products—
10-yr deb 4Xa May 1 '45-MAN
National Fire Proofing Oo—
Deb s f 5X8 1947
MAS
Nat Feed Preducts 3-6e '44.MAN
Nat Indust Bankers 6s 1959
Nat Radiator 6Xs 1947
FAA
Certificates of deposit....
6s 1946
National Steel Oorp—
1st coU mtge s f 4s June 11965Nkt Union Mtge 2-6s ser A1954—
New Engl Laundry 6s 1936
New Niquero Sugar 7s 1937—
-
N
105"
85
103^
105
81
Steamship Line-
Secured 6s 1937-——
JA /
Deb 6Xs 1937 with ware.AAO /
V Dock Oe—1st g 4s 61.FAA
Serial 5% notes 1938——AAO
N Y Evening Journal—
1st m A coll tr 6X8 1935—JAD
1st m A 00U tr 6M* 1936—JAD
1st m A coll tr 6X« 1937—JAD
14
12
3%
140
Oo.
f 37
90
102
103%
5
141
?
1939
AAO
Port Arthur Oanal A Dook—See
Porto Rlcan Amer Tobacco—
Oonv 6s 1942JAj
Potrero Sugar 7s 1947—MAN 1'
7s stamped 1947———MAN
Pressed Steel Oar 6s 1983—J &
Oonv dob 5s 1943—.—JAJ
Prico Brof A Oo lot 6s *43 A.FA *
Certificates of deposit---——
Poor A Oo 6s
Protostant Church of Germany—
7s 1946.
———
AAO
Prov Paper Ltd 5%s
102%
103%
/
/
13
40
99%
15
50
/
19
20%
f
31
33
103%
52
34
/ 49
97
98%
1C3
RR.
51
fk 68
k
.
35
71
72"
52%
55%
100
101
100%
_
/
25%
102
1947—MAN
Purs Oil Co—
10-yr s f 5X % notes *40—MAR
15-yr s f 4%s w w 1950—JAJ
J&J
Purity Bakeries 5s 194S
101%
93
95%
—
28
Oonv deb 6Xs 1941——MAN
IX
Radlo-Kelth-Orpheum Oorp—
Part paid ctfs (for 6% deb and
common stock) 65% paid — /
55%
Debenture gold 6s 1941—JAD •/SO
52
Railway Express Agency Inc—
Serial 5s '36-'38 (s-a).—MAS a 100% to 109
Series 5s *89-'49 (s-a)—..MAR
Ramapo Ajax Oorp 6%s '42 MAS
Reliable Scores Oorp 6s *37 AAO
Reliance Mgt Oorpfts 1954—FAA
Remington Rand, Inc—
Deb 5%s 1947 with ware.MAN
Without warrants——
a
109
101
101%
92
104
104
to 114
——
....
96
104%
101%
100
51
♦/SI
/ 44
f 87
/ 87
Quaker Oltjr Gold Storage—
1st 6s • f 1951—.....MAN
103%
54
59
Sink fund deb 5%s 1939—JAP
,102%
Pickering Lumber 6s A *46—MAN f 15
Pierce Butler A Pierce 6Xs '42f 10
107
Pillsbury Flour Mills 6s 1943 AAO
Pine Hill Oollieries 1st 6s 1942— f
19
65
Pirelli Oo of Italy con 7s '52MAN
Plttsb Brewing 6s Feb 4 *49—JAJ
104%
Pittsburgh Ooal Oo—
106%
Sinking fund deb 6s 1949.FAA
Pittsburgh Screw A Bolt Oorp—
Deb s f g 6X8 1947——JAD
96%
Pitts Steel s f 6s 1948—
FAA
95%
Pittsburgh-Westmoreland Ooal
1st s f g 6s 1947 opt—
95%
MAN
93
99%
/
/
37
39
99
k
102
Pocahontas Oenaol Collieries—
1st gold 5s 1957 sp—
JAJ
Pocahontas Oorp 6s 1943———
>V'
74
—
45
92
-
Montreal Ooke A M 5Xs 1947—
V| irrls A Co ist i r 4n*
104%
JAJ
Morris Plan sec 6s x-w 1947 MAS
79%
Mtge-Bond Co 4s ser 2 66- AAO / 61
6s series 4 1933
MAN / 60
5X« series 16 1940
MAN / 60
Namm (A I) A Son—See Mfrs
mmmrn*
4
102
99%
99
15%
15%
15%
C2
Mlnerarla. Italv>deh 7s *37 J&J
106
Phillips Petroleum Oo—
102%
I 53
/1 13
5-yr 6% notes 1931-.——MA8
Monon <v»al—See Ohlc Ind A L
s
Phlla A Read O A 1 6s lV7a—JAj
Oonv deb 6s 1949-.
-MAS
100
35
13
13
MAN
6s 1941 ser A.MASl?
f 6s 1952...
JAJ
Penn Greyhound Lines, Inc—
92
73
90
Monroe Ooal Mining 6s 1947—
Monsanto Chemical Works—
1st s f 5Xs 1942.....
MAN t—.
Montecatlnl
(Societa
Gen
Ind
.
Without warrants...
52
/
gold notes 1935
A AO /
Minnesota A Ontario Paper Oo—
1st 6s series A 1945——AAO /
1st 6s series B1948..——JAJ /
7%
a f
5X% notes 1936— —AAO
Penna Tank Line eq 5s BB '35-40
29
85
102%
..
m
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Oorp—•
1st M
100
96 X
Miner a Lux iuc ist al o«'*o a&O
_
'
f 5s 1936.
73
Pennsylvania-Dixie Cement Oorp
1st
MAS
Miller A Hart Ino deb 6s *43-JAJ
•
20
31
101
.AAO
1st s f 5s 1953 ser A— ..MAN
Penn Mary Steel—See Beth Steel
97%
98
1*00
Merchants Refrig 6s 1937
Met Chain Prop—see "Real Esta te"
;
Metropolitan Wat Sew A urain—
Board s f 5%s 1960
99%
—AAO
Oouv
deh 6a 1944..
100.%
97
Miag M1U Mach'y 1st 7s 1956-- f
Middle States Petrol 6%s 1946.. k
oonv
105%
Midvale Steel A Ordnance—
;
Parker-Young 1st 6%s s f'44 FAA /
Parmelee Transportation Co—
Paterson Parch Pap 6s 1938 JAD
Pea body Coal Oo (Consul Oo)—
88
100%
39%
2-yr 6% notes Mar 16 *34 MAS15 / 10
Paramount Fam Lasky Oorp—
20-yr sfg 6s 1947
..JAD •/103
103
Certificates of deposit......
Paramount Pictures 6s 1955-J&J
93%
S f
McKesson A Bobbins Inc—
108%
34%
62
40%
,
.
82
104%
McOrory Stores 6Xs *41-JAD 15
Proof of claim filed by owner.. /103X
104"
99
75
Oxford Miami Paper 6s 1947-F&A
Pac Coast Cement 6s A 1942-JAD
Pacific Ooast Oo 5s 1946— -JAD
Paramount Publix Uorp—
Sink fund 5%s 1950.
.—FAA •f 105
/105
Certificates of deposit..
98
Park A Tilford s f 6s 1936—JAD
'
20-yr conv deb 5%s 1960.MAN
Mead (The )Oorp—
1st M 6s 1945 wltb ware. .MAN
Mengel Co 1st conv 7s 1939.MAS
1st non-conv 7s 1939
—MAS
83
80
33
Osgood Oo deb g 6s 1938
.„J*P
Oswego Falls Oorp 6« 1941. JAJ
Otis Steel 1st 6s 1941 ser A.MAS
*/39%
_
—
5
8
Certificates of deposit..—— /
Panhandle Uorp—
73
88
n*
FAA k
82%
18%
Inc deb 7%s Aug 1 1953——
Oregon-Am number 6a i94xAao
Oriental Devel Oo Ltd—
Extl deb 6s 1953
MAS 16
Extl deb 5Xs 1968-.—.MAN
& 103
98X
68%
45
Hangarian-ltallan Bank Ltd—
Sinking fund 7Xs 1963—AAO / 42
Hygrade Food Products Corp.
k
55
1st A ref 6s Jan '49 A
AAO
6s 1949 series B.....
JAJ *
95
Ice Service 1st 6%s 1935
JAD
60
1st 6Xs 1939—JAD
102
Ideal Cement Oo deb 6s '43-JAJ
108
Illinois Steel deb 4H> 1940—AAO
Useder Steel mtge 6s 1948—-FAA / 32
7
8
100%
Pan Amer Petrol Co (of Calif)—
1st coot a f 6s '940
JAD16
92
36
MoOord Had & Mfg- Deb 6s 1943 with vra»r
33
Pac Coast Steel Oorp 5s to'40 JAJ
Palmed Corp of La 1st 6s1948J AD
20
fllH
43
95%
Ref A Imp 5Xs '57 ser A MAN
Nova Scotia 8 A O 60 1959—JAJ
6f perpetual stock.
JAJ
O'Gara Ooal 5s '55 op aft'08 MAS
Ohio Fin deb 6%s ww 1944-MAN
Okonite Oo 6s stmp 1942—JAD
Old Ben Ooal 1st 6s 1944—FAA
19"
*/18
McOampbel) A Oo—
6X% notes 1937—
JAD
McOoll Fron'nac OU 6s 1949 AAO
72
20-yr s f 6s 1947—
MAN / 77
42
New 6-4% 1947———
MAN
North Western Refrigerator Line
101
Equip trust 6s June 1 '37-'38
98
Equip trust 5s Aug 15 *37-'40Northern Redwood i-umber—
6s 1937———
JAD / 30
Norwegian Hy-Elec Nitrog Oorp-
29X
f 18
•/18
ist mtge s f 6s 1947
...AAO
Massey-Hairts Oo 5s 1«47
AAO
McOallum Hosiery 6%s '41 .AAO
55
88
25
MAS
-
.
70
35
21X
21%
21%
5.25
5.25
Corp—
_
69
67
104
/
f
/
;
Amur Cement
Income 6Xs 1953——MAS
Nor Amer Refract 6 Xs 1944-JAJ
North German Lloyd—
99
,
Car-
6X* 1943
92
97
105
104
104
Arner
Deb 6%» A With ware '40.61
64
#\ '
Oo ctts uf partic in a
Vamm A Son 6s 1943
-
95%
80%
78%
75
.—JAD
Equip trust 4XsNov25 '37-43
Equip trust 5Xs Sept 1 '37-44.
107%
20
62
Mill Tr
fclOOX
f 6s 1946..
-
Norcb
101
;^28«
/
/
Marlon Steam auuvei—
35%
161"
•
95
106
6s stamped 1946
Debenture • f 7s 1936..—JAD
,
34%
Maple Leaf Milling 5%s 1949JAD
85""
21""
19
10-yr sec s f 5%s 1940-—MAN
Hudson Goal 1st 6s
A..JW
Hud Rlr Day Line 6s '39— MAS
Hud Riv Nav 1st 6%s 1961 MAN
Hungarian Disc A Exch Bank—
86-yr a f 7s 1963—
—JAJ f
103
/
Afro
Inc deb 6s 1941
106
100%
/ 12
/
1st M
-
*
103
79
'
as
101%
102%
101
;
82%
1944—
liee
Rj A Oo tat 6XB A 34 AkO ♦/31
13
7% notes 1934———AAO t
31
Leolgh Ooal A Nav fund 48 '48 JAJ
Oons • f g 4X8 1954——JAJ
Oons s f 4X« 1954 ser O..JAJ
Leolgh Valley Ooal— «
91
1st A ref 5s 1944—
FAA
at A ref 5s 1954———FAA
•t A ref 6s 1964--——-FAA
1st A ref 6s 1974
FAA
Sec 6% gold notes 1938—-JAJ
Leipsig Trade Fair 7s 1963 -MAN / 30%
Llbby McNeil A Llbby—
1st M s f 6s 1942
AAO ft 103%
131
IJggstt A Myers g 7s 1944—AAO
Gold bonds 6s 1961—.FAA
118X
20
Little (A B) Oo 7s 1942-—-AAO /
101%
101%
60
102
Lawrence Portland dement Oe—
Deb g 5X81942.-.A AT
Logan Oounty Ooal 7s 1942.MAN
Long Bell Lumb 6s sor A '42-JAJ
6s series B 1943——AAO
6s series O 1946—
—FAA
LsriUard (P) Oo g 7s 1944.-AAO
6o, 1951
-FAA
Lukens Steel 6s extend 1955 MAN
Manacl Hngar ist / ysa ex..AAO
Certificates of deposit—
Stpd Oct 1931 coupon—.
Stamped modified coup on—
Certificates of deposit..
Manhattan Refrig 5Xs 1941 JAJ
(O OOO0©0
Hightstown Rug
Holland Furnace 6s 1936——AAO
Houaud-Aiuer Line 6s .47-MAN
HoUlngshead (RM) Oo 7s '38 FA *
Holly Sugar 6s 1943
AAO
Hood ttuober 7s 1936.. ---JAD
Coav•*%% g notes 1936 A A01*
Hooker Electrochem 6s 1963 JAD
I960
dep for secured 6s 1959—MAS
Kroehler Mfg deb 5X* to '38 JAJ
Lackawanna Steel 5s 1950—
Lake St John Po A Pr 6%s 1942
6Xs Feb 11947— Lake Superior Corporation—
1st A coil tr gold 6s 1944.. JAD
Lane Bryant Ino—
8 f deb 6s 1940 with ware.MAN
Loew
-MAS
6%s'35-MAN
6%s 1947
MAN
Hershey Creamery 6%s 1937-—_
With warrants
----—JAD
Hickok Oil Corp deb 6s 1938MAN
7s series A 1947——
Houston OU Oo of Texas—
13""
„
1936———r-—KM
6s
Jal
JAJ
—...
.
Krasgr <8 8> 1st 6* 1946 —JAP
1st mtge part ctfs———Kresge Foundation—
10-yr coll tr 4s 1945------J&J
Kreuger A Toll class A ctfs of
ist conv 6s
«7~"
38%
10-vr 6s 1939 with
104
105
5s 1947
t deb 5%e
101
74
&8
Hoboken Ferry 5i 1946..MAN
N Y A N J Ferry—6s '46—JAJ
NYLBAWOARR—
1st 6s ext 5X% 1942—MAN
N Y L E A Vfl} A I 1st 6s T3Extended at 6% to 1943— -JAJ
N Y Shlpbldg 1st 6s Nov 1 *46—
New York Trap Rock Oorp—
Lautaro Nitrate Oo—
^
.
103%
104%
9
Bid.
Bonds.
N Y A Foreign Investing Oorp—
Deb 5Xs 1948 with ware.JAD
N Y A Hob Fy 5s May '46—JAD
104
.
37
All.
Kimberly-Clark Oorp—
103%
1st mtge 6s 1943 ser A ....JAJ
61
Kingsport Press 6%s 1939——
103%
Kuiney (GR) Oo 7Xs 1930.JAD
58
Kirby Lumber 6s 1938—J&Jt*
Kobolyt Oorp 6X« 1943
MA8 / 29
Keppers Gas A Ooke Co¬
mb sf
1947-JAJ
JAD
Bid,
Bonds.
Aik.
101
s»*«sSS
103%
„
—
85"
a Bid prices,
f This price includes accrued Interest.
t Called Aug. 20 at 102.
k Last sale.
»
Nominal.
♦ Negotiability Impaired by maturity,
t Called Oct. 1 at 102.
f
INDUSTRIAL
88
,
•',''1"
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
&
NOTICE.—All bond price* are "and interest'* except where marked
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of
l''-«
Ask.
Bid.
Bonds.
103%
Republic Meter Truck Oe, Inc—
64
Deb «W* 1937 with war.
'
95
Republic Portl Cement 6s 43MA,
87
Restigouche Paper Ltd 6s 1948Revere Copper A Brass—
108
1st inc to July *48 ser A -„;
Reynolds Inv—See "Inv. Trusts
Rhelneibe Union 7s 1946
J A. f 32%
Rhine-Main-Danube 7s 1960 ma. / 32%
If
6
/
5%
Richfield Oil of California
M
—
RIordon Pulp A Paper
1st 6s June 80 1942
r7~~
■
IV*
20
15
47
65"
52%
Utilities 6%s. 1936
—
fcinnes (Hugo; industries—
Deo 7s *46 (without war.)AAO fk 55
f
--
r
—-JAJ
)/
if
....MAS
29%
25
82"'
35%
36%
27
28%
—
Oenv deb 6s 1944 ser B
J
72
64"
61
•.
J
/
/
1 /
32%
34
J
29%
30%
12
31%
33%
\f
.
42%
•Tf '
14
tin
43%
Stamped (July 1933 cou
)
42%
Guar s f 6%s 1946 ser B_
45
9 tamped
—
} /
Schulze Baking 1st 6s '45--""
43.,
1
104%
Scovlll Mfg Co 5%% 1945i
' /
ocrlpps (E W) deb 6Hs 1943
)/ 23
Conv deb 6 Ha 1943--MANU
rumbull Steel s f fls 1940.MAN
10-yr deb 7s 1935 ex-warr MAN
>
50"
45
105%
103
6s 2d stamped 1944
nion Drawn Steel deb 6s *6f
.
9a May 1 1942 Ser A
96%
1
97%
102% ■fy
M<!
103
--—
J
103%
50
/
100
67"
40%
39
238
/ 228
./ 30
k
59%
7s 1940
J
5%s
67%
3
104%
100%
103%
)
104
105
J
100
102
1
97
97%
40
33%
42
3
Ai
3 /
/
/
)
5
:■
v.
103%
3
99
91
93"
S
105
105%
t
101 %
101%
s
f
101%
85
.
mm
-
Pr Hen A coll 7s Jan 1935-MAb
Certificates of deposit—
.
-
88
8ec
conv
'
MAN
J
JAJ
J
JAJ f
i
FAA
J
JAJ
3
% serial notes 1937—MAS
3
serla notes 1938—MAS
3
serial notes 1939—MAS
AAO
1955. _J&J
11 bod A Co 1st 6# 1941
1st M 20-yr 4s ser A
12%
16
12%
"SA
13%
50
101%
107%
94%
107%
94%
101
56
5%s
1943.
MAS
(itherbee Sherman Inc 6s 1944—
99
95
106%
91%
v
106%
91%
Wood (Alan) ir A St 6s 1944.AAO
Woodward Iron 5s 1962.... JA.»
1st lien 6% notes
FAA
1937
Debenture 6s 1943-.-.-..JAD
94
96
95%
33
33
81
99%
38
33%
34
33%
33%
33
33
98
Youngai Sheet A Tube—
lit m • I 6a 1978 ser A
1st
m
1970
98
99%
9
101%
§?*
8*
102
38%
60
JAJ
97%
98
AAO
B
IV*
94
08%
11.000
12,000
37
83
97
No. Laat Salt
135
$7%
99%
25
64%
96
103
103
104
104%
101%
88%
98%
3
Universal Pipe A Rad 0e '36-JAD f
18
100
Utah Idaho Sugar 6s
J
58
Utilities Elkhorn Coal 6s 1948JAJ
>
U STrucktagCorp5Ha'43-JAD
United WaUPaper Fac 6s 1947 —
89
Boston Stock Exch.
35"
344
550
76
139
15
——
Ft Worth Gr A Cot
90
Hartford Stk Exch
Kan City (Bd of Tr)
750
6,050
2,000
5.000
1,000
1.800
99%
18%
Los Ang Stock Exch
Mllw Grain A Stk.
Vert ten tea Sugar 1st 7s 1942-JAD
Certificates of deposit
f g 6s 1953.-JAJ
65
20
Minn Oh of Comm.
217
83
191
523
60"
Mlnn-8t P Stk Ex.
w.;':
600
6.000
6.000
50
41
96%
3.800
500
17
68
Buffalo Stk Exch..
66
102"
11,000
4,100
27.500
500
1,500
1,500
2",656
1,000
250
1450
1.125
3,350
1,600
18
125
125
2,485
2,500
]B*
17
Montreal Stock Ex.
New Orl Cotton Ex
98
New Orl Stock Ex.
*80
500
70
60",600
16
95
Phlla Stock Exch..
200
1,900
i".80d
zl',000
1,500
1,000
Vanadium Corp. of Axner.Conv deb 5s 1941
AAO
s
14
49
r
56"
".:v 85
100
101%
38
53
54
J
/
MAS /
7%s 1935
103
U 8 Robber—
1st A ref 5s 1947 Ser A
.MAN
Certificates of deposit——...
:•
166"
80
10
37%
98%
102%
100%
82
11
'::::
65
3
Waltbam W'tch A Ol'k 6s '43 JAD
84
82
61
104
101
95%
Without warrants
Deb s f 6s 1940
16
104
90
90
35%
97%
R
Va Iron <V»al A Ooks 5s '40.MAR
13
11
i
103%
108%
450
)
f 7s *51 -AAO
6s 1945
U S Finishing 5s 1939
Victor Fuel 1st
k
1937-.———MAS **100%
EXCHANGE SEATS.
Valspar Corp.conv.deb6s'40FAA
Certificates of deposit..
^
Valvollne Oil 7s 1937— -MAN
7
D
-
5Ha
(heeling Steei Corp—
1st A ref s f 6 Ha 1948 ser A. JAJ
1st Aref sf 4%s'fi3ser B.AA'»
i00%
_
Product#—
<
*
118%
13
-
At
Dairy
70
65
2
3
'• serial notes 1940—MAS
>
3-year 6% notes 1936——JAD
Southern United Ice Co—
Southwest
Esch-Dudelange
U S Radiator deb 5s 1938
88
103
98%
102%
T
Skel
illy
103%
96
USA British internet Ltd—
Deb g 5s 1948
U S Cold Storage
40
-
I
100
Eq trust 6s ser A Aug 15'36-'43
United Steel Wks ef Burbacb
»/
3
deb 6s 2930
1940—JAJ
6s
29%
16
Wnrks (Germanv*
)
6%s series A 1951—.—JAD /
)
6%s series O 1951
JAD /
I
6Ha 1947 with warrants—j&J f
61
57
3
J
6%s 1938
1
MAN f
United Securities Ltd 5 Ha 1952—
unltedSteainsnip 6s 1937--MAN
Deb 6 Ha 1941-
United 8t«ei
)
Pipe Line 7s 1935
6s 1947-
3
-
Shults Bread 1st bs 1940—M<
Disinfecting
>|:8o"
14%
14"
J
United industrial 1st 6a 1946.J&D /
M6
Sheridan-Wyoming Coal Co—
lstsf 6s 1947
J
Shreveport-El Dorado—
146
100%
I
M
Corp—
-
76
99%
6
MAS16
United Grain Growers Ltd—
J
5s series A1948
JAJ
*
5Hb series B 1949
MAN
United Druic5e
2%
Hocp—
Shell Pipe Line
Debsf5s 1962
133
79
(est
120%
I f 12
J
V 26
106
I
Pi
Inc deb 5s (w stk) Dec 1 '54—
Income deb 5s (x-stk) Dec 1 '54
Abater OAO 1st g 6s 42 <»u MA*
48
k
FAA
)
United Biscuit deb 5s *50—AAO
if
lstsf 5H* 1948 ser A
Shell Union Oil Corp—
Deb a f 5s 1947
51
21
union Oil Oe of California—
102
J
f
*
mtm m m
■
Bharen Steel
49"
51
,
100%
/
3
)
If
iv»46
40
5H% notes 1937
'
•
Germany)—
6H»
36
MAS
s
100%
103
a
..MAR
13
71%
103%
>
Schulco Co
f deb 6s 1941——-MAS
Conv
95
*/12%
M
barren Bros Co—
'
<-
101
r
-
,
44%
115
St Leuis Oau A Oeke Oerp—
-1
■
101%
3
10-yr 5% notes 1940
MAS
r
s f 35*s May 15 1950 MAN
1st
ayior-Wharton 1 A S 6s *2MA£
1st A ret 7 Ha 1946 Ser A. J A3 /
3 t
105
1st extl • f 7s 1946
Gen A ref 6%s 1951
■
svift & Co—
114%
78
42%
.
1
1954-1
31%
Conv deb 6s 1939.
■
2%
1st M serial 6s 1932-1942-MA* /
>
iiperior Steel Corp 6s 1938.JAD
iisquehanna Silk Mills—
S f deb 5« 1938
JAD /
/
/
i
MAR
'
mmmm
50%
17
Conv deb 6s 1945..
4%
26%
23
/
if
/
)
Saxon Pub Wks
JAD1C
agar Pine Lumber Co—
87,
37%
Royal Dutch CO—
Saltex Looms Inc 6s
'
4% Stamped..—.......... fk 40%
bra w bridge A Clothier—
99%
1st s f 5s 1948
—MAt
bruthers Wells Titus ville—
I
«%■ 1943—
MAN
70„
if 47%
budebaker Corp 6s 1942...JAD
/ 49
Certificates or deposit....
1st 7s 1942 ctfs of dep
4«—MA
Reeky Mtn Fuel 6s > *8
Rolls Royce 7s Sept 1 1937——
fk 54
fk 48
4% Stamped
96
1,400
34
70
San Fran Curb Ex.
Seattle Stock Exchl
42
48
69
100
94
2,000
75
Pltteb Stock Exch. all5
St Louis Exchange.
Salt Lake Stock Ex.
San Fran Stk Ex—
10%
1,475
300
250
400
17,000
9,100
Seattle Curb 4M.I
Toronto Stock Exch
113
Washington Stk Kx
I Wheeling Stock Ex
Winnipeg Gr Exch.
40
il.000
6.000
40.000
500
13
462
29,000
6" 500
a Five memberships held in Treasury,
b Basis. / This price includes accrued interest, k Last sale, n Nominal, r Canadian price, s Sale price,
There are 470 memberships of which Exchange holds 44 as treasury memberships and 47 are held by individuals as dividend memberships, leaving 379
memberships outstanding.
| Prices of Wheeling Stock Exchange memberships are fixed.
1 Book value.
Membership of Ft. Worth Grain A Cotton
Exchange is limited to 90. Exchange buys certificates in order at $450 when funds are available, y 80 seats, 70 members. % St. Louis Exchange member¬
ships were erroneously reported in our last issue. The figures shown were the sales of the Salt Lake Stock Exchange. St. Louis should have been 42 seats
outstanding, $1,000 last sale, and no bid offered at $1,000.
♦ Negotiability impaired by maturity,
t Called Oct. 1 at 107%.
t Called Oct. 1 at 105
** Called
Sept. 1 at 100%.
'V
u
.
iictl
.
%,
■
...
106
104:
Rochester Ice & Cold Storage
Rech A Pitts O A i 5s
7s '36 (without war). A AO
56
A&O /
Earner Bros Pict 6s 1939
den
.
31
JAD81
48
Ask.
$
receipts
Deposit receipts
6%s ex-warr 1935
Ward Baking 6s 1937
1
34%
35%
Deposit
Deo o%s 36 serA with war AAO
54
I
108%
-
Ltd--^^
97%
i
Bid.
Bonds.
43
112"
97
90
31%
/
f
AMk
42
>
101%
*/31
M(
Col tr 6s 1944 ser A
Otfs of deposit
Richm'd Cedar Wks 6%s 45 J
Richmond Hos Mills 7s '38.1V
Rima Steel Corp 1st s f 7s *66 FA/
Bid.
Bonds.
106%
104%
106 %
"f" and income and defaulted
the month preceding the date of *
'<
"
:,
Stocks.
Par.
Stocks.
Ask.
Bid.
Per
Preferred
115
125
---18n
S
0% preferred—t
Barnard Mfg (PR).
Beacon Mfg (NB).<
Preferred
-10
Berkshire
Pine
-
Oo..(t)
Flint Mfg Co
7
5
Uarp't
\
Preferred.
19c
Seeth Mfg (N B)
<
Preferred. ....lit
Border u Mfg (PKj.
Boss Mfg com
10C
Bourne Mills (FitCharlton Mills.. 100
18%
92V
2
g
2%
;
ftamrlck
Knit.5
6
98
65
12%
28
8%
X
61
10
7
102
6
32
60
55
70
fnmun Milts
Preferred...
JudsonVflUs A pflOO
97
65
Preferred B—100
60
Klng(J P) Mfg (Ga I
Laurens O M (S c
)
Limestone Cot Mills
20
36 Hi
Linford Mills.
32
Kll burn M (JN B) 75
La*ton Mills ...luu
17
Lydla
90
Luther Mfg (P R)..
Mehawk Carpet .20
16
Ml V. Wood Mills
(B*B)
...100
Preferred.
100
40
....
Narragansett Mills
^(P It) com ...10l>
1
NashaweuaM
t
Nashua M (N H) 100
Preferred. ....100
NeUd Mills (N B)..l
Nenqultt M (N B) t
Pacific Mills......t
4
JH
21
MoUohon
§*
4
-
-
-
m,
3%
73
18
44
90
60
Mfg prof
15
70
50
32
Part preferred..
Nat Yarn Mills
50
16 %
65
35""
Norrte Cot MUls
85""
86
pvwdrell Ac Alex
11%
14
Oakland Mills pref..
Orr Cos M (S Ol.lOU
90
18
x
X
5H
60
Carnegie Metals
Oerro de Pasco
Sagamore Mfg
„
(P R>~
?
100
Souls Mill
16
(JN B).100
26"
8
42
7
85
"3%
ft*
la
65
Rosemary 7X % pref
Rowan Cotton Mills
56
62""
Saxon MUls..... 100
Southern Hills.
Southern
Abbeville CM (SOj 10
Acme Spinning.....
mmtmm
48
7 % preferred.....
American Yarn&Proc
-mi+m
19
96
7% preferred.....
Anderson C M (SO).)
Arcade Cotton Mills
Arkwright Mills....
12
25
90
95
Avondale Mills....5
Beaumont Mfg..*..
7% preferred
Belton Mills (SO) 25
....
Preferred
Bibb Mfg.
i5o
4
8
45
10C
58
Brandon Corp A....
Class B.
3
20
6
73
88
40
33%
34%
84""
Calhoun Mills......
Cannon Mills....(f)
Ohadwlck-Hoskina Co.
10
62
30
7% preferred.....
Burlington Mills....
'
55
Chiquola Mfg......
6% preferred.
Clifton Mfg (SO) 100
Climax Spinning. 50
Oolumbua Mfg (Ga/
60
Converse
60
.
(D IB).100
Oowpens Mills.....
Crescent Spinning..
Dallas Mfg (Ala) .100
Darl'fr'n Mfg (S O) J
Preferred........
Dixon Mllis........
.«««*
80
83
32
.io<
7% preferred.....
com—.(t)
Preferred.j
Southern Weaving..
D
45"
85
101
16
45
10
90
102%
; m m m m
a Purchaser also pays
t Without par value.
17
accrued
....
23
a
....
15
%
50
50
44%
32
26
111
36
32
36
10
40
9
12
380
40c
47 X
32
105
55
45
30
Wallace Mfg Co..
Ware Shoalc Mfg lOO
Preferred........
60
5
55
70
Prflfwrad
West Point Mfgl 165
Wiscassett Mills....
Woodslde Cot Mills
64
120
Miami
Copper
11
47%
Some Title Ins (NY)
Lawyws' M Co ...20
Lawyers Title A
Guaranty
100
Lawyers Westchester
Mtge. A Title. 100
Maryland Cas Co. 1
Preferred.....—.
Mtge Bond A Title
2
10%
55
10
12%
385
50c
48
4
39
Preferred.—100
Preferred...
.
r
138""
21
r
.100
r
Pen mans.Ltd com(t)
Preferred..:
100
r
40
r
*2%
2%
2X
2%
com——(t)
»---
X
9%
New Amsterdam
Casualty (Bait)
5
New York Title A
Mortgage Corp .10
Title Guar A Trust
of New York—20
USFldelAGu(Md) 2
9%
10%
Abbott Lab'tories (t)
99%
49
Abbotts' DMry—(t)
Abercrombie A Pitch
22%
34c
7%
39c
8
37
5
.
37%
6%
7% pref..
100
Abraham AStrauo(t)
7% preferred -.100
Acetol Prod A...(t)
Acme Steel....—25
Acme Wire v t c—20
Adams Express., (t)
5% preferred—100
1%
75
W
5
78
NY A Honduras
44
41
Rosarto.........
Newmont Minlng.10
53 H
2%
.
-
54
.2*
38%
39
20c
45c
i"o5
Adams Millls
(t)
7% pf w w
100
Addressograph Multigraph Corp.. 10
Advaoce-Rumeiv (t)
Aeolian Co pref. 100
Class A—
—50
Asro Supply MfgClass
35%
A——...(t)
4%
13%
14
49""
5%
114
io"
8
58-.
55
25
82,
30
"8%
91%
94
30%
109
112
31
12%
12%
28
%
Agfa Ansco.*..—(t)
Ainsworth Mfg.—10
38%
-
_
Aetna Brewery
100
■25%
43
5
2%
%
7%
Class B
1
(t)
9%
11%
54
Affiliated Prod— (t)
.
10c
48
preferred—100
Abitibl Pow A Pap. f
6% pref....—100
....
New River Co.—1U0
Preferred
...100
7%
34%
33
63!
a
9
INDUSTRI AL AND
MISCELLANEOUS
(t)
New Jersey Zinc—25
Nipissing Mines.. «
Noranda
Mines.(f)
North Butte
10
mm 4mm.
•L
(ti
'
7H
6
39%
42
96%
Ltd.(t)
Montreal Cottons
2%
48-"
Canada
(t) k
Mother Load Coall n'
Enterprise co
Preferred. ....100
1%
23%
Park-Utah-—
Oomln Text,
3%
1%
85c"
Mining Corp of
C »nsol Mines
Patino Mines A
....
%
^
23
—.5
.
Oan Convert, Ltd..) r
Oan Cottons.Ltd.10o
%
X
123
Umpire
65c
Old Dominion Co_26
Pacific Tin..—(t)
7% preferred.. 100
load A M Guar..20
7
Mines......
Victory Yarn Mills—
1st M 6s Jan 1941
fITLE GUARANT
SAFE DEPOSIT 8T
120
3%
_
112%
Magma Copper OslO
Mayflower Old Col 26
MclntyrePorcuplnefi
10
65
15
36
108
mmm
TltleAGnlOO
,
Lake Sh
lyM 1
Lava Cap Gold Min.
Louisiana L'd A Ex I
..
10
Dhlcage T A Tr.100
X
...
,
„
3
a
mm.
27
18
14
103"
ates
—
15
-210
150
70
90
3
26
36
17
a
KUdun Mining
1
Kirkland Lake Gold 1
Canadian Mills.
12
Kotel Tr (Boston).
174
4
12
6
Southern Worsted pf
Spartan MUls (SO).)
Sterling Spinning...
Stowe Spinning.....
Union-Buffalo MUls
Common...
.10
1st 7% pref...100
2d 5% pref
100
Victor-Monag Co —
7% pref...—.100
600
b?
isle Royale Cop—25
Sennecott Copper. 1
Kerr Lake
*
83
99
...
....
16%
12
Wellington Mills, (t)
Durham Hosiery
6% preferred.....
Process
....
a
2
3%
4X
12%
3
Preferred.—.—
....
a
15%
10
79
Ac Print Wks com.
a
(Boston)-..-)
Factory Bldg Tr (B)T
Fifty Associates (B»
38%
.......
Southern Franklin—
10
70
62
05
85
92
36
70
65
26
Drayton Mills.. .100
*lui»
I
15
7
8% preferred.....
China Grove Cot...
Dunueau
5
56
102
24
100
35
11
16
30
)ity R E T (O). -500
longress St Associ¬
Warrants
(■land Creek Ooal.l
Preferred
1
100
50
54
M
Inspiration Com
Bleachery
a
12
21
....
Copper
30
Internatl Mining.. 1
13
12
Sibley Mfg (Ga).100
Smyre (A M) Mfg—
7% preferred—
a
....
1
Hollinger Mines...6
Homestake Mln .100
Horn SUver Mines..
Howe Sound Co
5
dudson Bay Mln
A Smelting
(f)
84
....
20
a
2
Granby Cons MSA'
s%
90
55
Common......25
6% oreferred.....
Roanoke MUls—
v
7X% 1st pref
a
a
375-
Power..
100
Greene-Cananea.100
Heels Mining
36r
45""
Riverside A Dan R'v
Taber MUla (N B). J
Wamsutta M (N B) 1
80
113
14
a
a
a
1
Golden Cycle OorplO
Qeldfleld Censor
Mines
.......1
40
RanloMfg..
...
7% preferred—
28
5
$X
Sanford Mills......
34
107"
Albany Tr (Boat) 100
3d of Tr Bid Tr (O)
BsaGr'd R'T Tr (Oh
las RET (Bos). 100
3os Stor W h'se (B) ,1
JJent BldgTr (B)..)
Ihlc R ETrus's 1000
3%
Mine....
Eagle Plch Lead..20
Evans Wall Lead (t)
Federal M A
100
7% preferred.100
60
0}X
15c
7%
1%
Boston Wharf Co..J
4
Gold Mln A M..1
Oust Mexican a
,50c
20
7% preferred—100
Perfection Spinning.
.
X
5%
Copper Range
t
Cresson Consolidated
23
65
Piedmont Mfg (S O)l
Poe. P W. Mfg (SO))
%
Dome Mines Ltd.(t)
7% preferred.....
24
1%
3H
164
95"" Eagle Bird
Pacoiet Mfg(0O)I
Common..
Mines .......(t)
Vukon Gold
5
57 X
57*
22
.
58
36
17
Pickens Cot Mills.
t
_
OhllsCooper...
25
Como Mines——..1
Consol Copper
5
Cons Mln A Smelt 25
7
25
80
65
1st preferred.....
2d preferred-.
98%c*
1%
23%
iff
Chief Consol Mln.-l
66
92
6
t
Central Am Mines—
95
Preferred—...100
100
9c
}
1
I
Copper Mln Co..
Notes*..........
Oe (P R)
98c
Wenden Copper
ar.—l
REAL ESTATE TB
A LAND BTOOKB
2
2*f
..
63
Newberry C M (So /
Saco Lowell Shops
Cop A Z CO-6
Calif Copper Co..10
CaUaban
Zinc-Lead
Quissett MUla (NB) t
Rich Borden Mfg
„
46
Ventures Ltd..
—(t)
Walker Mining
f
35%
45
ASulllvai MAC 10
.Butte A Aup
.10
Bwana M'Kubwa—
35"
Plymouth Cordage..
t
33%
1
'
Wright Hargreaves
X
Co—
1
Calumet A Heels 25
I
Musgrovs MUls
National Weaving..
Prior preferred
A*
35c
;r%
40c
Butte
-
—■
30
15
62
13
PepperaU Mfg (Me) i
Pierce Mfg (N B)..)
Pilgrim Mills
IX
51
Monarch 0M(8O
23
5
1
25
Majestic Mfg..*....
Marlon Mfg Co...
Marlboro Mills
20
MUls Mills pref.*..)
41X
1
54
'Bunxer iiUl
Mills
Cotton
19H
19c
14c
15c
•
Serial notes......
3
Hah Metal A To"
TB"
,8%
.....
100
78
20
50
2%
22%
z7'
Jtab-Apex .......5
Copper Co..10
Hah
19
Gold Dredg¬
ing, Ltd.
38
-
zl*
Hathaway Mfg(NB><
4%
7X
Mining—1
Bulolo
20
Notes.........
nrlnnell Mfg (N B).
4
ort%
20
United Ferae ttxhOUc
4%
Black Hawk Mines.
36
MUla. pre*.*.....
20
85
Tonopah
13
2.58
Tintic Standard—.1
Bagdad Copper....
New common—.5
...
Industrial Cotton
5
I
16%
45 %
Austin SUver Min
4
"3%
2
12M
Slscoe Gold Ltd.—1 r
So Am Gold A Plat.l
Snand Silver-Lead_1
Sunshine Mining. 10c
m
Teck-Hughes G M.l
.
.
2c
3
10c
Smelting
.1
$6 preferred.
.25
AnacondaOopMln 60
Andes Copper M.(f)
Ariz Oomstock
•
20H
(
10c
16%
Mining..—..10
25
7% preferred—..
Imperial Yarn..i—.
com...
57
9
KartsvUle Cot Mills.
Henrietta Mills.....
34
•
7c
...
35
27%
ii Anth Gold M ..1
losepb Lea
It
San Toy Mining....
Altar Cons Mines...
Amer Zinc Lead &
7% preferred.....
Hanes (F H)
...
attuck Denn .*.6
S Iver King Coal—.5
37
-
lb
Q dncy
R>an Antelope Min
Ltd, Amer shares.
99
S
7
20
Mills....
Preferred
99%
/
34
25
-
19
/ 100
.....
Gold Minnas
Alaska Juneau Gold
Grendel Mills...
1%
..
Admiralty Alaska
-
10%
Gold. Ltd.l
Pocahontas..
P emier Gold M
18
30
70
-
Ask.
Pat
Po id Creek—
MINING BTOOKB.
35
14
Glenwood Mills...
Gossett Mills....
GrantevUle Mfg. 100
24%
....
......
18
----
97
7% preferred—
Gafrney Mfg... ..50
Gainesville Dot Mills
97
21
Preferred.
<
Draper Corp....lot
Parr Alpaca (Mass) <
O moral Cotton
+
Goeaold M (N B) .t
12
48
....
P oneer
/
/
1933............ f
96
......
7% preferred
:
18
20
93
1931
103
Florence Mills....
ief|
% cum pref—100
Preferred
100
89
•tooka.
Per'sfiare,
Atlantic Mutual-
Fairforest Finish Co
50
62
0i gel-San f
Oexdale Hot
10
47
Serial notes......
Ask.
Per share.
ANCE 8CRIP
35
85
84
100
Bid.
Par
MARINE INSUR¬
40
44
6% preferred....
A* A*
Stocks
share.
25
25
Erwin Cotton com..
Ameskeag Mfg...,.
Arlington M (Mass/.
Assoc Textile Cos.. t
Spinning
20
35
Eagle A Phenix.100
Eagle Yarn
...—
Easley Cotton Mills
7% preferred...*.
Eflrd Manufacturing
Enterprise Mfg (Ga).
Entwistle Mfg pref. .
TEXTILE
STOCKS.
Northern Mill*.
Algenquln mot—i
American Mfg.,ion
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
Par stiars.
193542
the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for
100
66%
25""
115
dividend
85
/Flat price,
45 X
ft Last
sale.
) Par flvalue
$100.
n
Nominal,
r
Canadian
price.
*
Ex-dividf-ad.
90
INDUSTRIAL
MISCELLANEOUS
&
Stooks.
Ask.
Bid.
Pat
Bid.
Par
141%
142%
Am Transformer (t)
Am Type Found, (t)
w
Air Reduction
(t)
Air-Way Electric
Appliance..... (t)
Alaska Pack AssnlOO
Allegb Steel com (t)
1%
7 % preferred. .100
Amer Wind Glass
Preferred
10
Am Wool (Mass).(t)
7 % preferred- . 100
120
26%
26
110
-100
Allen Indus com—.t
Preferred
—+
Alles A Fisher ...(f)
Preferred
28l
28%
39%
3Vi
2
Allied
Brewing
A
Distilling Oo
1
Allied Obem A Dye
Corp.
1
7% pref. . —100
Allied Kid CoConvertible
98
70%
(t)
17*
6*
49
117
97
■HI
Ltd.
...
Class A..
w
5
6
3j
si*
29%
3
100
67%
5
105
68
54
54%
21%
Class B
(t)
Am Bank Note...10
22%
6
27%
60%
2%
6% Preferred..6ft
Am Bev'ge Corp ..1
American Book—101
64%
71
68
Associated Rayon (f)
Atl Coast Fisheries, t
2*
138
140
7
7%
160
Amer
.
Canadian
Am Caramel
..100
100
Preferred
Am Chicle
Am Cigar
t
100
Preferred-
25%
7% 2d pref...100
iltM
6% 1st pref...100
75%
Am Hardware
25
Am-Hawaiian 88.10
Am Hidf A i.mtb (t>
7 % preferred—100
Amer Home trod. 1
Amer Hosiery
2f
Amer Ice Co
6%
non-cum
(t)
pfion
Amer 1Q Ohem A (t)
Am Intern
Corp. .(t
Amer-La France
Foamlte Corn—
25%
14%
121%
76%
21
24%
1
,
V*
150
1%
3%
175
22
19
65
26
Locomotive
+
7% preferred.. 100
Amer Mach A Fay. t
Am Mach 8c Met (t)
Vot trust ctffc—(t)
Am Maize Prod. (t)
Amer Maracaibo—1
«
Amgcan News N Y
Amer Pne u "serV."
1st preferred—.oo
Preferred...
Amer
PotaBh
Ohem
Amer
6f
...
8%
13%
104
86
6%
trm
107
90
.3%
38
1%
42
2
7
7%
Am
cum oref..l00
Republics com( t)
Am Rolling M»U_
25
0% preferred
100
Safety Hasor (t)
Atn
American Screw. 10
Amer Seating vtc
Amer Shlpbldg
(t)
Am Smelt 8c R#>fg »♦
.
.
7% preferred—100
0% second pf.100
Am Snuff...
.25
6 % non-cum pf 100
Am Steel P'drie«
*
7% preferred—100
American Stores
Amer Stove.....100
Am Sugar Kefs?
i«»
.
7% preferred.. 100
Am Sumatra Tob (t)
Am Thread pref
5
Am Tobacco com.25
Common B
25
6% preferred.. 100
k Last sale.
Balwin Rubb A—(t)
Bamberger vL) A C«
«%% pref
10(
Bancroft (J) A Sons 1
20%
ir°
22l7A
Bayuk Cigars..—
7% 1st pref
.101
Beatrice Cream. .25
7% preferred .100
80
85
Beech-N ut Pack
32
~2%
8%
8%
n
2<
8%
22%
4%
43%
113%
7
34%
7%
18
23
8%
ilp
%
24
110
24
&
115
15
5
Bendix Aviation
15%
1
Berghoff Brew
Beet A Oo inc— (1
Bethlehem Steel, (t)
7% cum pref.. in'
B-G Food Inc
Bickfords Inc
Preferred
—(f)
Ct)
(t)
Biillogw a Spen.
28%
1%
29%
1%
12
13
2%
27
30
17%
152%
2%
23%
f 93%
87
25
11%
24%
45%
135
108%
70%
135
90
36%
27
17%
"3%
24
95
Blrtman
Blauner's
Elec Oo. .o
1+
25%
4%
97
99%
135
Nominal,
(t)
com
.(t)
Blaw-Knox Co—CT)
Bliss (E W) Ca—
1st preferred
.50
2d preferred B 10
.
Bloomingdale Bros.t
Pref cum 7 %—101
Blumentbal (S)—
92
Common
Inc 7% pref.—WW
llH
18*
Brass
,18%
101%
36%
28
—...5
Bob Ami com A
(t)
Common B— t
16
Borden Cs...
8orgWarner Corp 10
7% pref——100
"7%
1
109
3
14
13%
dep receipts-
Bush Term Oo com (t ^
90
88*
13%
\rA
18%
53%
52
49%
i3o^
uS
i!k
;
4%
"4%
50
37
101
1
12
35
1%
15"
104
13
i3%
8%
30
40
3%
20%
23
108
60 5-.
6
108%
riH
55
25
35
47%
42
47%
98%
44%
24%
48%
49
ft*
no%
7
6%
24%
25%
17
98
r
$
21%
11%
17!
60j
22%
23
22
32%
32
Campbell Wyant a
Cannon Fdry..(t)
20%
21
Canada Oement.lOO
Preferred—
100
Class b
Canadian Bronxe
Preferred
(t)
Ct)
llh
Canadian Oar a Fit)
Preferred
26
Can ad Celanese.. (t)
Preferred—... 100
Can Fairbank pf.100
6
r
r
54%
9jT
r
r
1.6
6%
Preferred50
Jan Indus Alch. (t)
Class b.»—t(t)
—
r
r
r
r
31 %
114
6%
12*
r
r
r
32
"6%
90
59%
8%
2H
18*
108
12%
72
108
175
8%
27
105
109
3
.
8%
({)
79
27
(t)
25%
i
^
Preferred...—100
Centrifugal Pipe.—t
Jentury Rib Mills, t
100
Jert'o-Teed Prod—t
7% pref erred.. 100
Jhamplon Coated
Paper
100
Preferred
100
v Special
pref
100
Charts Corp.
10
Jhecker Cab Mfg.5
Joca-Oola Intern. v
)olgate-PalmolivePeet....—... (f)
6% preferred.. 100
§<-
VA
iim
iVA
5%
7%
6%
55%
130
24u
115
236
55%
435
»rof (7%).—ld6
13%
246
56%
18
17%
104
a Alkman (t)
26%
105%
26%
97
iir4
~8~*
I%
Oorp..(t)
001 Fuel a Iron..(f
8% preferred.. 10
)slt's Patent Fire
1
15%
2%
15%
35%
Arms Mfg. ...26
Columbia BakingNew common....
37%
:
6
7
New preferredColumbia b'casting
system Inc—
11
12
Class a
t
Class b
i
f
OolOAG vtc-(t)
Columbia Pic com(t)
Preferred
-.(f)
38%
38%
1%
39%
39%
72
73
87
88
...
Ool
im
Carbonvtc(t)
Commercial CreditCommon.
.10
5% % conv pf.100
50%
112%
70%
_
JommT Invest Tr. t
Conv pref opt serf
Conv preferred
$4.25
^
113
100
ser *35 (t)
.
4^
ueH
114$
100%
19%
Domm Solvents.... t
Oompo Shoe—
18%
Mach vtc— ....1
13%
7%
35%
13%
12%
36%
20
30
78
77
80
79
66
Co ode Nast
Pub.(t)
Oo lgoleum-Nalrn—t
Co igress Cigar
t
Ooosol Aircraft....!
Co osol Oar Heat.100
Coos ClgarOorp. (t)
6% % Pfd w w.loo
6%% pf ex-war 100
7% preferred.. 100
)ons Film Indus..!
52
Cons
cum
64%
4%
Laundries..(t)
Uoneol Oil
!3%
14
VkX
8
part pf..t
m
3%
3%
Corp..Ct)
9
8% preferred—100
Oonsol Retail 8ts..t
8% pf with war 100
Oonsol Royal 011.10
Oonsol Textile—t
12%
72% Consumers Oo com 5
6% prior pref.100
113
7% 1st pref
10ft
Container Corp a.20
Class b—..—f
Oont Bkg a (Vot) (t)
Class b (vot)—(t)
Pf(8%)(non-v) 10ft
109% Continental Can..20
Oont DIam'd Fibre.5
4
Continental Mot (t)
OontTOIl (Del)... 5
9% Cont'l Oil (Mex)... 1
Oont Screw com..10
85
Preferred
3i
__10
Cord Corporation.
26
Cooper Bessemer.. 1
53 cum pf a
♦
110
5§*
31*
..
99
35
36
12%
.t
Class a
,
.
Central Airport .(t)
15's
Molyb¬
m
3%
30
,
145
60
10
98
Oatalln Corp......1
Jater pillar Tract. (t)
.
2.0i
8
119%
r
Jarman aooa—(t>
Oo a
(
Class b
t)
OtrnatlonOo.... (t)
7% pref
100
Carrier Corp
(t)
Oai« (j i> <5o ..100
7 % preferred—100
7 % preferred.
06/
23
116
15
(t)
denum Co..... (t)
Clinonfleld Coal. 100
_
carborundum Co (t)
Jarlh Syndics«c__zo
JelaneseOorp
(t)
"% 1st part pf.100
prior pref.100
Jelotex Oo com (t)
Vot trust cti..(t)
7% pref
100
Jellulold Corp .—16
1st preferred., (t)
6%
54%
18%
r
)anadlan Gen el 100
pref
Agulrre
Climax
Tolon Oil
7%
Preferred
20
Calif Pack Corp.. (f)
Associates
Glove Tractor
33%
llev Un Stk Yards,
t
Cliffs Corp v t c
(t)
,
5
Central
7
110
1
2
35
1
lolllns Co...
100
Jolonlal Beacon Oil t
1
17%
6%
Oalamba Sugar
Estates com. ..20
$7
15%
45
98
15
■
)»se Lockwood a
Brsinard Co.. 100
39*
8%
v
by"" (a
er>rn (
7% part pref. .100
Cable el Pr vtc. (t)
Cache La Poudre_20
.
(t)
com
_
Preferred.
100
Canada
Wire
a
Cable a ......(t)
I*
17%
1%
6%
—.
46%
11U"
155105%
42
4
7^
■
,
...an
Butler (James)—.10
Preferred
.100
Can Dry Glng Ale. 5
Canada 88 Lines. _t
18%
2%
2%
1*
7% debenture. 100
9
5%
Preferred.
of New York
Coca-Cola Oo
44
Burns Bros com Alt)
Com class b—.(t)
|%
102^
6%
55%
Corn Prod
Refg..25
7% preferred-.100
Oorroon a Rey'usit)
$6
conv a
pref
(v
110*
625A
1%
:
,5
%
10%
3%
7%
'■.
7lf
3%
3
10%
4
62%
62
!!«
U*
84
m
21 %
%
40
13
4
24*/.
66%
147%
3%
39%
4%
J*
27
67
158
41A
138
19
Boston Woven Hose
A Rubber com...
10
Preferred
Canadian price,
z
Ex-dividend,
t Without par value,
17%
4%
(
%
Cleve Cllfft Iron—
Coca-Cola Bottling
13^
11
(t)
(t)
16
.
47%
38
1
1
7% cum pref..100
Burr Add Machine (t)
c
10
—i—
5%
....
17%
108
17%
Burma Corp Ltd—
Am
5
common
(t)
Eq Oo com.(t)
aude Neon Lt
1
Olorex Chemical, (t)
Olub Aluminum-it)
Muett, PeatMMiy. ..t
7% preferred. .100
5%
pref (f)
57
110%
4f*
7% preferred—100
9%
44
14
4;iH
Bullard Co.—— (t)
Bulova Watch—(T)
5%
55
Traveler Oorp-(t)
4%
r
22
Borne. Scrymser..26
Boston-Herald
137
26
98
100
138
99%
2%
2%
21%
10
90
Bldgs pref ctfls. 100
46
9%
...It)
Boeing Airplane...5
Bohack (H O) com.t
1st oref....
100
Bohack Realty pflOO
85
Butler Bros..
44
106%
5%
41%
6%
Bush Terminal
Bonn Aluminum A
110
72
140
53%
135
5
Bing A Bing
27
/
9%
3%
53%
103%
*
Preferred..
3%
42
Industrial
Loan common, (t)
Preferred
(t)
Benson A Hedges (t)
Conv pref
(t)
19
16
7%
34*
Beldlng Hem'way(t)
Beneficial
15%
49%
22%
45
114
New
Oiark
Bronze
5
$2% conv. pref._6
Budd <e g) Mfg.(t)
$3 50 conv
Investing—100
7% Cleveland Graphite
;
70
7% cum pref..100
Preferred
4
%%
Bellanca Aircraft—
Common vtc
1
3%
12%
61%
122
40%
6%
Pipe l..50
Bucyrus-Erfe Oo-lo
Warrants
7%
9% Burdines Inc
.
38
36%
8c
(t>
—
6%% conv pf.100
5%
6%
.......
American.
6
(t)
100
Preferred
0%% cum pf—100
7 Vc preferred—100
City a Sub Homes 1g
City Stores (old)-(t)
_
23
12%
7% preferred.. 100
Budd Wheel.
<t>
..—100
Wks.lt'
7% preferred.. 100
k
Warrrants
Preferred
(f)
Radiator
Preferred
60
(Cleveland) ...(t)
_
Clark (d l)
l) com.(t)
Butterlck Oo
Baldw Loc
6
Buckeye
nats—
Barnsdall Corp..—5
Bauman (L) pf—100
5
8c
Stand Sanlt
Balaban A
Barker Bros—(1
27
12
11%
.
6% conv pref.100
American Meter
♦
Preferred- ——100
Babcock A Wil__(t)
Baker Chemical—(f)
Preferred.—101
.
Amer Metal Oo
1
(t)
Austin. Nich A Oe-1
Prior A
-It)
Auto Vot Machine (t)
Bait
-
7 % preferred—100
Amer Laundry '
Machinery
20
Amer
4%
24%
preferred—100
Atlas Tack
Auburn Automob
Aviation Oorp(Del) 3
Axton-Fish Tob A10
35
.3%
Am Uyanamld A .10
Glass B
20
Amer Encaustic
Tiling Oo Ltd—(t)
Amer Equities Co—1
Am Express.
10(1
Amer Hard Rub..50
8% preferred—100
90
30
;
Amer Commercial
Alcohol com...20
Am Crystal Sugar 10
&
95
145
115
lft(
Amer Coal (N J) .25
Amer Oolortype
10
12
17%
90%
89%
7% preferred—100
Atlas Plywood—(t)
Atlas Powder
6%
8
Chain com.. (t>
Atlantic Refill's,..21
li*
6
<•*)
Burco Inc com
1%
3%
7 % preferred- .100 1121%
Bruce (e
61%
"4
c<ty ice a Fuel
0 ty
22
Collender
8%
7%
it
5% non-cum pf 100
1%
21%
48%
1%
(t)
Properties
Am
S3 Line*
15%
29%
29%
4
_(t)
Wire
if)
(t)
Brown Shoe
(t)
luo
..5
Preferred.
City Auto Stamp.(t)
Brunsw lck-BalKb-
Atl Gulf A w lna
157
100
.
Am Car A Fdv_. (t1
7 % preferred- .100
.
31%
m
Associated Oli_.__2(
34%
129%
5
24
Chrysler Corp
3
....
b
17%
14%
yellow cab—t
15%
\lf
'
7% 2d pref—100
Indus, Ltd
Am dep rets ord
registered
£1
7% preferred.. 100
•
30%
Com
30%
8%
41%
27%
Brown Forman
Class a
106
oln Un Stk Yds. (t)
Amer dep rets
Brown Oo 6% pf-100
Brown Fence a
63
110
Assoc El
34%
128%
♦
..
7 % preferred.
Am Can
.
98
Apparel
Industries—... (t)
Assoc Dry G'ds
1
6% 1st pref...100
<
Am Brake Sb A F
Common
106
+m
28
28%
Distillery
62%
?6 conv pref—.(t)
% preferred—100
27%
one
28%
4
—
24
g uilds Oo csm
_
Ordinary bearer £1
British Celanese Ltd
%
37
139
36
Brit-Amer Tab regli
118
36
106
Oblckasha Cot o.ki
7
25%
2
49%
100
^
5
Coupon.......(t)
Registered
(t)
Associated
90
2^
eh
24
t
105%
7% guar pref.. 100
Armstrong Cork. (t)
Arnold. Constable 6
Artloom Corp..
7% pref..
IP*
Art Metal Constr.10
Art Metal Works. .5
4?*
44
Brlggs a Stratton (+^
Brighton Mills pflOO
Brill Corp cl. a—t
Brit-Amer Oil Ltd-
7%
%
Armour A Co (111)—
Common
...5
...
17%
(t)
90
....
Ohesebr'gh Mfg..25 *135%
Jhlc Dally News
24%
If)
106
Preferred
.It)
3% Chic June Rys a tin
Stk Yds stpd—100
!4%
Preferred. ..—100
9%
43% Ohio Mail Order— 5
45% Ohio Pneu Tool ..(t)
5
$3% conv pref-.t
1% Chic Rivet a Mach t
14
Class b—......t
Brillo Mfg..—
Class a
iss
25
Bristol Brass
Armour A Oo of Del
65%
;30%
Ask
_
preferred 100
Bridgeport Brass .(t)
Bridgeport Mach. (t
Brlggs Mfg ...... (t)
Bristol-Myers
IH
..
96
13
27
6% pref
100
Glass O warrants.
Class D warrants.
Amal Leather
1
Preferred 7 %—50
Amalg Sugar
(t)
8% preferred.. 100
Amerada Corp
(|)
Amer Agrlc Ohem—
(Delaware)—...t
American Arch
ft)
Am Bakeries pf. .100
100
Bid
Pat
Per share
Preferred.
35%
_
Archer-Daniels Mid 4
7 % preferred. .100
Arcturus Rad Tube t
60
13%
103
1
47
5%
"88
5
19
56%
6% preferred
!Of
Alum Goods Mfg.
26
iUH
4S*
Apex Elec Mfg.—(t)
Apponang Co——it)
(f)
26% A P W Paper
Aluminum Oe
1
.
4
25
Angostura-W upperlmann Corp
1
34%
30%
Bowm Bilt Hotels—
5?
.
Stocks*
Oherry-Bur Corp (t)
1%
3%
Botany Cons m. a50
Bourjols, Inc
(t)
$2.75 cum pref (t)
Bower Roll b'r'g-.o
First
%
3%
73
s*
Aluminum
4
$6 pref v t c.—(t)
Anaconda W 8c O.(t)
Anheuser-Busch
10
46%
(T
(t
$6% conv pref. m
17%
IV
7%
c—1
Ask.
Bid.
Par
Per share.
5%
21%
7%
Anchor P A Fence (t)
Andian Nat Corp (t)
129
Alpha Portl Oem.(t)
com.
Wringer
Am Wr Pap v t
162
pref(1)
.
Amer
6%
4%
20%
Anchor Cap
160%
126%
Allied Mills Inc..(t)
Allied Stores Corp(t)
Preferred
100
Allls-Chalmers Mta
Gammon
80c
60c
StOOkl.
Ask.
Per share.
Per share
:; v
month preceding the date of Issue.
Quotations for jail securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the
Stocks
■1
STOCKS
17%
7%
t Called Oct. 31 at 120.
* Called for payment Oct. 1.
;
'■
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
Quotations for all securities are as near as
Bid.
.
Eastern 8S Lines
4
1
Ooty Inc
(
Oourtauda Ltd—
Am dep rets ordJ
Cramp
A
(Wm)
Sons
44
k
44
14
154
4
gS
Publish'g (
Preferred
384
184
84
84
)
Croft Brewing-...
Crosley Radio
(
#
ill*
1
)k
11*
464
>
(
....
jy*
2\*
24
80
844
I
14
14
J
6
64
)
Co.
66
1
69
10
*
Prefer
)
Oudany
12
404
3
)
184
1044
24
8
I
A
18
I
Pipe L
Sureka
Evans Prod
100
5
54
y«4
104
"i7oI
f
..(f!
6
17
5
Deep Rock Oil
& Ref 7% pf-10 3
24
3
Exch Buff Corp
Fair (The! Chic
1
t
7 % preferred-.100
Fairbanks
Uo__ ._2t
8% non-votpf-10(
644
106
'
It 14
t
A
'T4
384
35
118
109
37
)
j
3
)
5
.*■;?*
39
64% pref (with
warrants)
1C 3
Dictaphone com.( )
394
120"'
344
*54
344
3
10
80
11
340
365
Diesel-Wemmer
I
224
)
254
44
114
48
B*
194
20
234
47
95
100
Federal Moc
rr._(t)
64
24
224
224
(Jacob) p]
3 r
ddge
Dominican Coal
Preferred
Ferro Enamel
154
1104
-r
3 r
154
Dominion Stores.(
Domin Textile.—(
....!(
,
3i"4
16
t
Drug
1
;>
Dresser (S R) A...'t
t
B
Driver Harris Co 1
Preferred
.1
0
Dubilier Gond'ser i
Internet.
i
23
•
104
194
104
4*
14
112
15
113
118
com
1184
1284
1274
1
i
I
6% preferred.-1
Duval Texas Sulp I
2
12*
214
•
234
5
224
k Last sale,
n
64
Nominal
K: 7H
»
I'ac
A
MB
23 4
484
)
7% preferred--
$6 preferred.
254
234
88
Foundation Co(Oan)
34
54
--1
)
6% preferred-. 100
.
Class A
Franklin
10
pref. 100
1
preferred
Gabriel Co. clA
Gair
_(|)
Gamewcll Co
$6
t
(tj
(Robert)
Preferred
conv
164
24
264
1244
4 4
5
10
._
...5
8% preferred..(t)
Cable
Class A
(t)
-(f)
100
7% pref
Gen Cigar common t
7 % prefen ed—100
Canadian price
x
132
131
181
A)
vrr-
4
4
Internat Pulp
Preferred
27
-604
244
75
Internat Salt....
(t)
14
294
internat Shoe
(t)
46
254
79
«ter
...
Silver—
„1IH
19
preferred--100
(t)
Interstate Dept Sts. t
7% preferred--100
Interstate Hos'y-(t)
tertjrpe Corp..(t)
1st preferred--100
7%
ll>y''5
18
Iron Fireman vtc (t)
lg
54
114
954
54
Air Chute—1
12
96
>hns-Manv
(t)
Tne. (tl
28
14
7% pref
100
80
Kalamazoo Stove (t)
32
244
1064
24
K O StockY dsMel 00
92
106 4
Preferred
118
100
114
II"4
Kay nee
5c
5
6
114
D
564
1404
Ex-dividend,
1
t
74
56
1064
25c
"75c
25
34
'
4
294
34
14
110
107
9
234
Rubensteln—(1 )
83 pref—
(1
4
142
t Without par value
Kayser (Jul) A O"
5
7% conv pref. 100
Kellogg Switch A 8 11
Preferred..
1 Of
55
74
Conv class A
Class
B
1
1
204
184
124
94
5
H
154
64
100
K'tth-Albee Ornb—
Kelvinator Corp. (I1
Kendall Co—
234
86 part pref A_(t)
Keystone Watch
88
16 2-3
17
5
13
94
Xelsey-Hayes Wheel
)
114
46
1034
14
)
Haytian Corp of
143
54
124
444
0
)
Preferred
red""_V.T(t>
2
10c
—10
Preferred
iy
Hathaway Bak A(t)
A("] )
Class B.
114
994
224
14 4
584
664
100
1
174
244
r
1044
304
64% cum pref
with warr___l
14
87
61
19
17
103
Kaufman Dep St
Coin
12.51
sM
66
7% preferred--100
>hnson Tin Foil
A Metal—
—mo
"14
39*
2 y;
50
61
14
24
39
34
1
100
itl Saf Raz B___(t)
29
14
1
A.
14
4
104
354
24
Steel com
(t
Brew—
2
>.
104
_
1
Hat Corp class
"34
284
126
com—(t)
0
Harvard
544
,
6 % preferred- 100
Internat Prod—(t)
Int Ptg Ink
514
155
Is*
'
14
31
7 % preferred- -100
int Petrol
.
94
2
164
64
284
-.(+>
44
30
142
(M
34
384
10
.
7% preferred--100
Int Merch Mar., (t)
Int Nickel (CanadaH
Class O.
34
3
Common
Aviation—
Stamped com
1
Unstamped com_l
Machine
pref..l00
Int Pap A Pow a (t)
Class B
(t)
Harb-Walk Ref—
American
Transportation
Gen Asphalt
74
7% cum
Paper
3
Hanna
2
Int. Agric Corp—t
Jewel Tea__
86 pref
Hammermll)
29
9
(t
29
3
87cum.pref
44
27
40
Gen Alloys Co.—-'
Class A pref-._10
234
)
264
104
10
2
(t"
Garlock Pack
22
F)
164
130
88
.ntTextBook
3
...ft)
pref
44
34
174
)
1014
> k
44
124
264
1204
Hi
6% preferred -100
Steel
(t)
Intercont Rubber (t)
Inland
Harvester—' + '
I*1 3
3
164
l
64
304
944
Cig Mach—it)
14
Corp
Hall (W
(t)
RySup.(t)
conv
164
i-'
.
•
-.1
Hale Sl Kilburn—
Preferred...
:V5
100
III15
Hahn Dept StoresSee Allied Stores
Froedert Grain A
Malt pref—.15
—.
Indus Finance vtc~0
Int
*
12
24
24
A_(t)
(t)
Corp.t
100
In* Business Mach
Group No 1 Oil—(t
89
24
44
Indus Accep
Cum pref
[nt
514
)
14
5
(ndiana Terr Ilium—
1264
150
Gulf Oil Corp
Gulf States St'l
334
dep rets ord £1
ndiana Pipe Lino no
com
10
132
54
44
26
134
6
1244
84
1< )
„
Guancanamo Hug
*
(f)
f
144
Grnfld Tap Ar Ole..
8
84
com..
M00
7 % prior pref
35
28
Groc St Prod
T
264
284
>
w*»at Sug. ft
50
34
54
\ly.
26
40
Preferred
Pap—
44
_
131
3
Great Nor
106
21
\
52 4
51
45
pref— .(t)
General
;
Atl
14
314
19
3
1
954
35,,
t
St*
r
)
"64
6
1
.
27
Indian Ref
Tew
Great
244
Gen'l Bronie......5
c
Preferred
54
454
14
94
34
72
t
Gen BaktnK
]
Lock
City Si
Grant (W T)_
Graton A Knlf
Gt
16
General
Hosiery-
pref
4
15
90
Wheeler--(t)
con v
174
I.
113
1174
144
8
Oonv pref
Foster
General
0
504
115
12
104
74
234
Ford Co Ltd—
2d
4
34
1
Duplan Silk
8 % cum pref. -1
DuPont (H I) de
514
100
Freeport Tex Co.
.
)
D
-
Flour Mills of Am ft)
Preferred
(f)
Follansbee Bros.(t)
Food Mach'y
(f)
6%
.21
94
184
98
144
954
7% 1st pref-.-iOO
Flshman (M H)—(t)
Fuller (G A) Co—
Partic pref
-(t)
Draper Corp—
See Textile St
111H
6% 1st pfww.100
Florshelm Shoe
83
Granite
Film Insp Mach-(t)
"64
lie
6
)
224
254
94
97
96
r
Preferred
94
224
Fox Film—
138
r
)
(t)
Foundation Cn
84
664
.I.
r
6
5
44
,
22
Brewery—.1
(Marshall) A
Foreign shs A--(f)
A Coal B—...S 5 r
14
54
40
4
:
BrltAIrel'a
D
I
~m'A
ofGt
Preferred
16
144
Hosiery (voting)
7% preferred-.11 )
Field
87
113
150
) r 140
Dominion Steel
44
of Canada
Class B
24
194
1*7%
f
32
Flat Am dep rets.
Ford Motor FranceForem't D'y Prod(f)
29
83 pref with war.
Gorham Mfg vtc_(t
Gotham Silk-
114
564
14
Ltd
Oil non-vot
Gorham Inc com A.
3
•
A
1
t)
-100
(t)
com
Ford Mot of Can 100
Class A
t
19
16
284
3
64% pref——
24
Goodyear T
6
Feltman A Cur me
Class B.
Dominion
Eagle
54
Guar Tr rets
50
)
Class B com
534
-----
Doehler Die-Cast (1 )
Preferred
c 3
Durham
A—(t)
r
Flsk Rubber Oorp.l
$6 preferred
100 k
Fllntkote Co cl A. (t)
Distillers Corp-
3
68
294
64
Preferred
Discount Corp. of
5
66
28
First Boston Corp 10
First Nat Stores._(T)
34
5
r
94
54
FirestoneT A R ib- H>
32
.
33
9
•;
Co
1C 3
3
84
32
Fanny Farmer Candy
Common.--.__(t)
Fansteei Products (f)
194
M
imperial Tobacco
Am
53
52
com
;
4
194
854
6 4 % cum pref 100
92
314
..1 3
A Co com
Deben stock
9
i
Tire
Rubber
204
654
21
Registered shares
Imperial Tobacco
164
119
84
)
Goodyear
5th Ave Bus Sec (f)
Fllene's Sons—(T)
374
1184
54
1( 3
Dictograph Prod.. 2
DiOiorgio Fruit—
Dunhill
17
Fidelio
■fV 40
Diamond Shoe—
Class
15
r
Shoe
s
t
Dow
r
Imperial Oil
110
1174
•4
►
40
64s conv pref.(t)
(deal Cement
vf.
Illinois Brick
84
16
Gold Dust Corp v t cl
86 cum conv pfd. f
Gold 8eal Elec
ioodrlch (B
Federated DeptSts t
FED Corp.——(t)
)
Preferred
;
"24
24
105
254
1064
7% prefstmpd 100
dy grade Food Prod _5
Hygrade Sylvan, (t)
12
204
64
84
924
44
1
33
Fed Screw Wks—(f)
264
154
.
Dold
5
Humble Oil A Ref(t)
Hupp Motor
16
Huylers Inc—
Common
1
109
Fodders Mfg
264
0
Common
Gobel (Adolf)
ffj"6o
5
464
204
44
v
i
vot tr ctfs
25
Howe Scale com_(t)
Preferred
100
Hudson Mot Oar
t
88
lVi
2$%
ft)
.
.
115
7% preferred-.100
^ajardo Sugar
100
Falstaff Brewery
1
Globe-Wernicke
licke
Preferred
25
*
Falrchild A via
r writers z
_
3
Faultless Rubb—— t
39
Dennison Mfg—
S3 preferred
Vfwaa
Vot trust ctfs
5
Bros
)
24
84
82
14
64
Players
OanOorpcom-—1
384
(t )
2i 3
Preferred.-
Gimbel
Famous
3
De Havilland Aire p
Am dep rets ord £ 5 k
Devoe
85 conv pref.._(
18
15
.
24
19
10 3
7% preferred
llg
<
B
Household Fin pf 5C
Houston Oil (Tex 100
44
174
34
174
874
44
44 4
204
324
1074
(
Ras.
;:''y
2
i
ȴA
27
preferred-_50
Glass
1
134
f>
Fairbanks
Decker (A) A Cohn
Common A
t
284
34
50
Ex-Oell-O A A T
3
com
Gillette 8af
1294
64
Vac Clean. 5
274
274
„: 17
7% preferred.. 100
Houdaille-Hershey
Class A
(t)
914
)
...(
(
Gilbert (AO)
Gilcrist Co
64
7 % preferred. .100
Equit Office bidg( +
20
Deere A Co
14
14
Endicoct-Jonn«on_5'
914
104
-_(t)
New preferred
5
Horn A Hard't(NY)t
45
.
)
pf A—1
cum
Old
88
100
Ind
Hormel (G A) A Co t
Horn (A O) com..(t)
30c
15c
43
.
50
100
Preferred
i94
Oonv pref v to. (
Gen Tire A Rub
24
B
24
8% preferred...26
Eureka
97
Stockyards. (
6%
*
ical
15
Georgian Inc.—
A preference
94
6
824
107,
10
Hooker Electrochem¬
374
34
30
24
Preferred
24
•
20
111
92
84
144
47
Holly Sug Co..
109
Preferred
(
Gen Theat Equipt
Gibson Art
69
5
Preferred
Gen
254
4
14
1
77
1114
order's
Gen Steel Casting—
$6 conv pref
("
244
4
14
Class
3$
234
Refrac
121K
Hollander (A)A8on_5
Tolland Furnace, (t)
64
304
54
364
1054
14
314
1064
6% preferred--1C )
'leneral
46
Cleaner com—.(t)
Elgin N Watch.-15
Elk H Coal Corp..
6% part pref—-50
Ely Walker D G—2.
1st preferred __10(
2d preferred ..10'
(
86 pf with wrr.fi
Gen Rayon Astk.C
Gen Ry Signal com
Electric Vacuum
85
72
Darby Petroleum.. 5
Class B com
Gen'l Print ink
3
54
304
54
364
1054
23 4
22
83
126
100
$4 conv pref
f
Eteyden Chemical. 10
Heywood-Wakefield
1st preferred
100
Hires lOE) OoA.(t)
12
34
ii
\
_
7% pref called
Outdoor-
r
160
derr-Hall-Marv 100
Hershey Chocolate T
424
1184
141
131
-
7 % preferred.
m
1174
Advertising A..
64
274
13
1 k
27
;
)
pref
26
-
iercules Motors, tt)
lorcules Powd_. (ti
119
42 4
Gen Optical pf—(1
Gen Paint Corp A.
Electrographic Corp
84
-v
80
Daniels & Pisher—
Preferred
1( 3
Common
Class A
1
3
Onshman's Soni
3
7% cum pref.
$8 cum pref
1f
Cutler Hammer...(" 1
V'
3
Motori
117 4
Com vtc-.-.-
64
454
Seltzer class A 24
32
184
1044
5%
1144
Emerson's Bromo
304
)
>
54
274
:;S
Indus Am shs
General
13
5
Autn ute
64
234
3
6% cumpref.
General
(t)
Eisemann Magneto t
preferred
100
Eftlngon Schild _.(t
Common
)
Class
1074
14
Elsler El Corp
Elec A Musical-
34
91
>
)
Cuban
100
....
-
34
)
674
155„
W) Oe
7% uon-cumpflOO
,154
.84
V.
Fireproof
Preferred-.
(G
Common
Elcc
Am dep rcta
1104
7% preferred. .100
9
-.3 .0.
Crown-Zellerbach
Cuba
234
Elec Stor Bstt
Crown-Willamette
Paper $7 1st pf (
"I®
Eaton Mfg Co
-t
Edison Bros Ste—
Preferred
Genera]
149
.
Bid.
Par.
Per share,
Helme
314
31
)
74
144
Electric Boat
334
454
Vot tr ctfs
nod *k
64
108
Gen
64
6% preferred--100
Easy W Mach B-(t)
Electric
44
!
.
Stocks.
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
Per share.
42
40
Preferred
154
) k 1144
\
374
5
184
Orowell
103
77, 1st pref—100
83.50 2nd pref-(t)
Eastern Sugar Assoc
l£astu*»jj
It
Crocker-Wheeler.(
64
5
Common
>
Stocks.
Per share.
Per share
)
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
Stocks.
Ask.
91
STOCKS
MISCELLANEOUS
&
INDUSTRIAL
Sept., 1935]
Case
,
92
STOdKS
MISCELLANEOUS
&
INDUSTRIAL
Quotations for all securities are as ner.: as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue.
Stocks.
Par.
Per share.
18
16%
Klmberly-Olark- (t)
Kingsbury Brew—1
King Royalty —(t)
-
Preferred..
100
KtnnerAlr A Mot-1
23
92
4
3%
30
1?*
Rletnert Rubber. .10
Knox
1%
19*
Kinney (G R) Inc__t
$8 preferred.—100
Klrby Petrol
1
Klein (D E) Oo..(t)
6%
Hat com..(t)
2
32%
2%
17%
7%
v 5
£1
97
96
100
14%
Hregge Dept Stores
75
66
8% preferred. .100
Com
in
29%
148%
29%
2d
53%
58
Nat Gasket com.it
Preferred $7
(4
52
52%
Nat Gash Reg...
Nat Container
...
.
w.JJ)
McCall C lorp
(tJ
12%
100
13
101%
47%
47' "
4SH
30
(t)
6% conv pf—100
McGraw-Hill Pub.t
McKeesport T PI (t
13%
5%
11%
11%
85
12%
118
26
25%
Oomraon
5
j.
13%
7% conv pf A—50
63
McLellan Sts com( + »
12
6% conv pf A.100
McWm s Dredg- (t)
Mead Oorp com _(t)
Preferred
t
90
85
90
AOof
74
Nat Enam A
50
31
12
14%
Mellins Food
22
Melville
Mead Johnson
5
60
Woods
Milling
10
8%
81 %
1%
24%
100
Lakey Fdy A Macb 1
Lambert Go.
84
1%
24%
Landers, Frary A
44%
—25
Lane Bryant Inc .(t)
46%
5
7% pref w w—100
L&ngendorf United
70
Nat Fuel Gas
(+)
National Lead.. 100
Lawrence Portland
Oement
..100
Lee Rub A Tire.
Lefcourt Rlty Corp 1
Oonr pref
(t)
Leh Goal A Nav.(t)
Leh Portl Oement 50
7% preferred--100
Lehigh Valley Ooait
6% cum cony pf 50
Lehman Oorp
(tl
10
war
Libbey-Owens-Ford t
Lib McNeil A Lib (t)
Liberty Baking ..pf)
2
20%
6%
12 %
100%
2%
11%
12
%
68%
105%
34%
Lincoln Printing, (t)
7 % preferred
50
Lindsay Lt&OhemlO
Preferred
10
(t)
Lion Oil Refg
t
pref.(t)
Loew's Boston Th 25
Loft Inc
_t
Long Bell Lum A (t)
3lg
23%
1§X
22
8%
30
4%
37%
121%
4%
31%
18
16,
105H
24%
136%
30
37%
122
24%
139 %
""%
■
100
22%
27
47%
10
1
w..l
Manlschewltx... (t)
Manning Bowman
A Go class A—(t)
95
New
.10(
115
4
Preferred
Metrop Pav Brick, t
Preferred
.100
Metrop Tobacco-100
Preferred—...10
-10
Middle States Pet—
1%
%
$2
conv
19%
cam.
8% 1st pref. .10
$2 non-cum div
•h.....
(f)
Midvale Go
t
(1)
1%
5%
6%
■
9%
18%
5%
4%
II*
N Y
55
112
114
r
5
49
(t)
Shipbuilding--1
100
.....
26
t
8
34%
137
30
21%
Got
A Go Ltd
10
Transports. 10
Flle__ (t)
Niles-Bem't-P'd
(fl
Noma Elec Corp.. 1
North
(j)
Motors
.....
1
100
..1
7% preferred—100
1ft
7% preferred. .100
r
Avla.l
30
13
33
pf-.(t)
40
43
Oorp
conv
North Gent Texas_6
No European 011
1
.26
(f)
N'West Yeast
100
Norwalk Tire A
Rubber
._(t)
Pharmacal
(|)
lills—}f)
49%
57%
38%
9%
Glass B.......
+
Ohio Leather
(t)
1st preferred.. 100
Ohio OH
(t)
60
Preferred
100
t
"5% OUatocks,
10%
10%
Ltd..
Okonite pr»»f_.
100
Oldetyme DistlHersl
Oliver Farm Equip—
new common..(t)
60
64
Omnibus Oorp
15%
17
%
9%
8%
98*
35
24%
165
103%
118%
14%
28
14
10%
103
48*
2%
20%
Otis
Elevator
_
t
(+)
6% preferred.. 100
Otis Steel
15%
7% prior pref. 100
Outbourd Mot A.(t)
8
Glass B
Outlet Go
10
(f)
com
Overman
1%
7%
28%
162
40
t No
30
100
104
12
21%
7%
100
6
t*
124%
16%
125
80
=1
Phoenix Hosiery..
35
14%
*115%
9%
21%
"2%
8
60
26%
8
65
8%
Oar Oorp com..-5
Preferred
..5
2%
Pierce
Governor-(t)
8%
1%
farce Petrol
6
oeaamon
-
_(t)
-
1
98%
Oxford Paper com..
6% Preferred....f
3
23
25
4
J Called Oct. 1 at 120.
34%
80
Pltney-Bowes Post-1
f ttsb Brewing.
"6%
Preferred
ftts Goal (Pa)..l
20
23
,9
10%
38%
5%
76%
6 % preferred—100
Pitts Forgings
1
Plttsb PI Glass—25
Pitts ScrewABolc(t)
rfttsburgh Steel Fdy
Oommon
(t)
Preferred-.-.-100
fttsb Term Goal 100
6% preferred--100
Pitts united Oorp 26
conv pf.... 100
Pitts ton Go
(t)
Textile
see
38
4%
74%
6%
2%
42%
1%
10%
2%
51%
2%
Stocks
Plymouth Oil
6
Pocahontas Fuel. 100
Preferred
100
Poor A Go class B.(t)<
Pirto Rlc A Tob—
Glass A
(t)
Glass B
(f)
Potrero Sugar
6
Powdrell A Alexander
.
9
25
86
7%
3%
1%
1%
See Textile Stocks
Prairie OU A Gas .25
frairle Pipe L
26
1!*
Vafcfc A
20
Lambert—f
Hall
Common
conv
30%
42
preferred.
>e*sed Steel Oar
(t)
Proc A Gamble., (t)
.100
8% Preferred
5% oref
1%
K*
206
100
114%
%
-
Realiza¬
tion v t c
33'jc
Propper M'OaU'm(t)
Oorp (t)
Plrst pref-.—.100
'♦>
Punta
Pure
Alegre Sugar t
Oil Go—..(+)
8% ^referred .'on
0% vot pref...100
Purity Bakeries _(t>
Pyrene Mfg
.10
Quaker Oats
(t)
0% preferred.. 100
-
.
A
Securities
Light
.(t)
27%
98
41%
3
8%
89%
70
13%
7%
133
138
2%
15
Rainbow Luminous
Product A
...t
Glass B com
t
Pulp &
'
Paper Go
(t)
Raymond Concrete
Pile common...-1
Preferred.
1
t
6%
2%
Rainier
98
5
%
33%
f relli Go of Italy
Am shs 500 lire ,1
iadlo-Keith-* >roh .t
60
6S
3%
Flour Mills
Railway
115
—
6%
.t
16
10
■
4
.25
.
82
25
value.
Pblla Insul Wire...
Phil A Read O A I
Publication
"3%
com...(t)
Glass
...H)
.
.
7 % preferred . .100
Pet Oorp of Am ..6
II" Properties
6% preferred._(t)
Oweus-llls
par
34
115
Producers Royalty.1
16
42
Ex-dlvidend
104%
Cushion
Tire
_
23
102%
5%
.(t)
7% preferred-.100
7
19
50
..
7% preferred—100
30
36%
25%
170
80
100
40
8
8%
%
28%
1%
6%
28%
148%
36%
100:
5
Preferred
79%
5%
3%
8%% conv pf-.lO
(t)
Perfect Circle
Pet Milk
PuUmanlnc
v % c.t
Oppenhelm Collins
16
14%
7%
7
12
85
90
120
113
38%
10
141
Ontario Steel Prod<+>
108
14%
7%
28%
1%
28%
pf A. 100
conv
3
71
Pioples Drug 8tores
Prentice
49
:
3
6%
7% preferred.-.50
Novadel Agene..(
Ogllvie F1 Mills—(
Preferred—...100
Ohio Brass pref. .100
9%
%
4%
3
26%
2%
Norwich
36""
34%
Plymouth Cordage—
2%
%
Paper
North Pipe Line—50
N'west Eng com.(t)
..2
7%
38
Mills com
31
23
2
1%
3%
36
...
34%
138%
78%
4%
No Amer Match.(f)
North am Warren
North A Judd
Mullins
7.50
1
Amer
Northern
150
54%
Mount'n A Gulf OH l
Mountain Prod
1"
Mouquln Inc
—1
Mfg Corp—
.10
North German Lloyd
Amer shares
Morse Twist Drill
_
V Transit
-
109%
18%
5%
51%
12%
12
160
32
x
4%
10%
24%
103
Ward
Morrell(John) A
Morris (PhHlp)
Canadian price,
3%
10
23
102%
108%
18%
Preferred B
100
Moore Dr For Ai(f)
Nat Breweries
Preferred
'8
33
135
Biscuit
3%
25%
%
17
100
Nat
3%
25%
%
2
30
National Baking.
5
57
inc
'•il%
Nicholson
(t)
Bella-
5%
N Y
w_100
Preferred A
Preferred
4%
24
Go common
Nat
100
Fuel
8% conv pref. 100
40
Y Merchandise—
Common.
7% conv pref A100
Salt Mfg ..50
Pmn
Pmn-Mex
*lerce OU Ooro
73
50
Nat Acme Go.....1
Nat Aviation....10
6%
3%
4%
N
56
10
♦
7% pref
30
21
2%
10
Mo Portl Oement
w
(t)
Second pref
N Y Dock
N
.....
f Usbury
Land, (t)
t
Go
Common
(t)
Pann Goal A Ooke 10
!
O)
7% preferred. .100
Mexico A
NY Investors com(t)
First pref
..100
18
(J
37
;
Pie Bakeries vtc(t)
Pierce Arrow Motor
100
Minneap-Honeywell
Regulator
ft)
0% pref ser A.100
Minn Min & Mfg
Minneap-Moltee
Power Implem—1
$0.50 cum nref-.t
Mission Oorp
(f)
Common
Preferred
12%
84*
A*
12
■i.v
100
N J Worsted pf .100
Newton Steel
.(t)
5% non cum pflOO
17%
42%
r:
New Hav Cl com .25
Sons
A
30%
3%
3
10
Nominal,
19%
111
109
50
Scrip
Miller
5
Ford
A
Phillip-Jones Corp
7%preferre —100
Phillips Petrol
6%
2
N T Auction.
N Y Air Brake
Midland Steel
114
7
Arisona
8%
(f)
pref
2%
97
25
New
(t)
vtc...(+)
$7 conv pref—(f)
Munsingwear Inc UJ
Murphy (G O) Go
Common.
70c"
(f)
1.50
8% cum pref-.100
1% Murray Oorp
10
6
Murray Ohio Mfg.i
6% Myers (FE> A Bro(f)
8
Nachman Spring! (f)
1.30
MarshallPtaldA Go t
m
Midland Royalty—
Nash
bi
5
t c
Class A
30
Marshall Wells pf100
Martin-Parry Uflr '
uor
Massay-Harris
(
Masonite Corp
2%
Pender(D)Grocy At
Glass B..
(f)
Phelps-Dodge....26
112%
11%
New Bradford OH
10%
60%
6%
107%
6%% pref
A Machinery.. 100
14%
60
New Bedford Rayon
Glass'A
25
Michigan Sugar., (t)
Mld-Gont Pet
13
.6
Glass B
2%
101
6%
86
Ooramon
5%
11%
2%
.inn
age com
55
4
30""
Oord
Bedford
Preferred
5%
53%
Motor Products.
Mot Wheel Corp..5
A"
26
60c
...1
Marlon St Shov..(t)
Preferred.. ...100
Oorp
Metal A Thermit..'
v
9%
10%
85
7% preferred
Pa-Dlxle Cement. .1
„
10%
:
Peck. Stow A Wile 26
Peerless Mot Oar..3
72%
9%
2%
:
12
45%
54%
14%
Corp..!
Pmick
100
Newberry Realty pf
Newport Indust—1
'7
1
MaracaiboOHExpl 1
Marancha Oorp
5
Margay OH Oorp.(f;
n
45
Class B
Mapes Cons Mfglf t)
Maple Leaf Mill, (f)
Preferred
100
* Last sale,
(f
Preferred
1%
6%
6%
9
??
7% preferred
5
...
6%
1%
5%
4%
7%
58%
14%
Shirt. 25
Preferred
72
46%
9%
com..
35
71
4?*
_t
5
34
Montgomery
22
(t)
7% .100
Common.
(t
Glass A
"4%
Go
J)
(J
Newberry
Monsanto Oh WkslO
24
7% preferred.. 100
Manati Sugar -.100
7% preferred-. 100
Mandel Bros Ino.
2%
14
39
;
MacMlllan Go
(f)
Macy<K H)Oo Inc.t
Mad Sq Garden—(t)
Marine Midland
Marl in Rockwell
Metal Textile.
Glass A
(t)
Moody's Invest Serv
part pref
(t)
"2" Moore Oorp com.(f)
4%
Glass B
Jy*
20
Mesabi Iron
39%
41%
40
Macfadden Ptib.-(t)
Preferred
(t)
Mack Trucks Inc (f)
w
1
Machine.. .5
7% conv pref 100
Neptune Meter A (t)
Nestle-le Mur cl A-t
10%
91%
.f+)
Penney
27
4%
2%
$4 pref cl A
(t)
8% cum pref..100
18
5?^
Nelson (Herman)..5
23%
128%
0%% pf
50
11%
85%
13%
130
38%
6% preferred-.100
Macfadden Newsp-t
Manhattan
Preferred
50
Merrlt, Chapman A
Scott—.—
(t)
6%% pref A—100
Pathe Exch Ino
27
10%
(t)
Broa
Common
66%
9%
1%
9%
12.60
4%
I
Pictures
1
44
Radlp (tl
(t)
Nehl Oorp com_.(t>
Preferred......(t)
30
30
23
MacAnd A Forbes 1l
Mangel St
.ft)
Oominou
Molybdenum Gorp.l
9%
20
120
Xiynch Oorp
28
2
7%
I%
1
$6 % cum conv pf t
Ludlum Steel
118%
26
Go
>
xiy
72
NatomasCo
Mock Judson A Voe
(+)
Malllson (H K»__
117
28
Southern
25%
_
11%
Pan-American
66
Neisuer
8% preferred-.100
Mergenth'ler Lino(t)
Merrlmac Hat
Meet a
r%
Nat Union
26%
1
"om
40%
25
10m
5%
38
•:
preferred--100
Nat Tea
Transp
Pathe Film
%
5
25
—
4
50
17
ttefg..(t>
Nat'l Transit
55
1
Mill Factors A
34
conv
6
10(
Common
Pref 0 % %
102
7% preferred—100
Loudon Packing, (t)
Preferred
Nat «in«ar
.
Pan Am Petrol *
6% 1st pref...100
6% 2d pref
10
Parke. Davis Oo_ (t)
Parker Rust Prf..(t)
9
1 ;■■■ Park A TUford Inc 1
Parmelee Trans, (t)
7
5%
Nat Tool com—50
Merck A Go—
Glass B
33
104
Oil Kef
Sh Del ' ♦
1st preferred.. 100
Nat Shirt
Nat SupDly
kl
2d preferred—100
Lorlllard (P)
10
pf.100
Valve...(t)
1:111
7%
Mexico-Ohio Oil.(t)
Mich Gas A OH
1
155
6%%
8%
24%
3
116
164
Lord A Taylor—100
1st preferred—100
Ludlow
Nat Service Oos
Oonv part pref
Nat Steel Oorp
24
Transportation (t
1%
40
Nat Rub Mach—
80
«\5/a
Wiles Jbis__26
7% 1st pref-..100
Louisiana
W
Mexican Petrol—100
20
Longwest Oorp
Loose
31*
aSB
,
55
Foreign 1st pref—
Paramount-Puhlix
6%
3%
26
.100
-10f
4
37%
Pan-American
Paramount
Nat Screen Serv
I*
117
18%
16%
2%
41%
104%
6%
1%
t
cum
108 %
36""
Locomotive Firebox 1
$6.50
59%
39
Merchants Refrlg. _
Products
f
Loew'slnc
69
31
Liquid Carbonic
T
Lit Brothers
..(f)
Preferred
100
Loblaw Groc Ltd At
Glass B
$2 preferred
57%
110%
5%
115%
160%
17%
21%
3%
26%
4%
9%
32%
3%
25
Link Belt Go
i12^
22%
Wks.t
Locom
Mercantile Stores(t)
Preferred100
Merchants & Mfrs
Sec Co com..(t)
„
Packard Motor., (t)
Pairpolnt Oorp
100
Pan-Am Airways 10
it
9%
140
preferred—(f)
Preferred
if
Pacific W eat Oil. (t >
138
17%
95
$7
15%
2%
4%
180
1
60
NatRefcom.
share.
15%
Pacific Coast 00-.IO
1st preferred— (t)
2d oreferred.. (f)
17 %
172%
156%
,.
Paper A Type
preferred
—100
Nat Radiator
(t)
1%
Per
Pac Amer Fisheries 5
f
8% conv pref. 100
Pantepec Oil Go
t
Paramount Mots.(f)
IOP
Bid.
Par.
Panhandle P % K
"l%
Nat
7
113
7%preferred—100
Lily Tulip Cup—(t)
Lima
\\%
92
1
Lig A Myers Tob.26
._
9
3%
17%
10%
2%
22%
7%
12%
101%
2%
91
.100
life Savers .......5
B
lor
Mengel Go
1
7% cum pref—100
Preferred
15 %
10%
Preferred
Common
S
% 2
Lehn A Fink Prod 6
Leonard Oil Dev. .26
Lerner Stores
(t
Pf with
jy
80
1st pf 6%
100
100
Preferred
Merchants A Miners
8%
Bakeries cl A .(f)
(f)
Shoe
common
100
Preferred
10
Corp
(t
27%
1
103H
40
UP,
1
Nat Licorice corn 100
13
15%
110%
107%
2%
2%
25%
27%
25%
Stpg(t)
Nat Fire-Proofing
74%
-
30%
Kuppenhelmer A Go
Glass B
15%
106
National Leather. 10
111
12
40
109
7% pref A
6% pref B
11%
11%
Olark
28
Preferred ......50
120
6%
39%
12%
16%
22%
Pref class B—100
8tock8.
Pac Eastern Gorp.l
21
5%
IB
58
16%
Preferred cl A-l
95
103"
55
110
$2 conv pref—
Nat Dairy Prod—
31%
62
the
101
Mayflower Assoc. (t)
May (The) Dept
Stores Go com.. 10
Maytag Go.
T
1st 96 prof
.It
cum pf w
cumpfx-w.
109
of
preferred.. 100
5c
6% preferred ..10
Kreuger (G) Brew 1
Kroger Grocery A
Baking common 1
Lake
preferred—100
117
Mavis Bottling A..1
15c
Ask.
Per share.
11
11%
1st
7% preferred--100
Laclede Steel
Bid.
(t)
Nat Candy
150
Kress (8 H> A Os (t)
Glass B com
Par.
Stocks.
McKesson A Robb—
Oe—
fvoti
7 % preferred-. 100
McOrory Sts (vot)_t
Non vot cm cl B. t
%
Koppers Gas A; Ooke
Kresge (8 8
Mathl'son Alkali, (t)
McOord Bad cl B (t)
Kolster-Brancl Ltd—
Preferred
Ask.
Per share
Oil Go
44
7%-100
Amer shares
Bid.
Par
McOoll-Frontenac
Kobacker Stores—
Oum pref
Stoak*
Ask.
Bid.
33%
3
12
6%
;W
m
44
2
16
3
53%
2%
Quotations for all securities are as near as
Btocks.
Bid.
Vot tr ctfs com 60c k
Real
20%
Silk
Hosiery M (vot) 10
7% prefvot—100
Red Bank Oil
(t)
Reece
57
Pub
2
"Ik
13%
k
7k
Internat'l
Class A com.. 10c
(Illinois)
100
_
_
Rand earn. 1
n
5% prior pref. _25
$6 pref
__25
7% 1st pref... 100
8% 2d pref... 100
iiJS
98
uk
22%
_
conv
Snider
*
cum pref..100
„
5K% conv pf.100
common.
1st
Spalding (AG) ABr( t1
7% 1st pref—100
Spang Ohalft A Oo t
6% cum
t
100
Sp!egel-May-8tern
Spear A c«
7 % preferred
..
Common
2k
3H
(f)
6K% pref
100
Spencer Kellogg, (f)
v t c—1
Splcer Mfg Oo...(t)
$3 conv pref A. (f)
Square D Oo B
1
Sperry Corp
10
15
Preferred
100
1(K.
lftr
i-4
Rogers Peet
100
Roosevelt Field
6
Root Refg Co—name
77
73
2k
ik
5
"ili
1%
to
Root Petrol Co
.1
$1.20 conv pfd.20
Rossia Int Corp.. (t)
Roval Dutch Oe N Y
43%
32
30
31
Tide W Assn Oil.,
10 K
98
Tide Water Oil...
33 X
35
50
50%
53 k
5% conv pref.100
Tlmken-Det Axle. 10
14
47
53
20 k
20 k
uk
uk
10
90
86
5k
ik
4k
v:,v 5 k
24 k
23%
24
145
144
47 k
65"
100
8
5
12 K
15
89k
90
4k
3%
76
63
101,
63^
103 k
34
12 k
10 k
12 k
44 k
k
80
40%
110
113
35
1.30
Stand Cap A Seal..o
Stand Com Tob— *
Fruit
—(t)
$3 pt part pref (f)
Stand Oil (Uai)—ID
Stand OU (Ind)
2l
Stand OU (Kan).. 10
Stand Oil (Ky)_..10
Stand OU
128 k
k
k
33 k
33 k
4%
OK
Map...100
86"
11
Savage Arms
Preferred
.....
107^
100
34M
Schiff Oo
29
(t)
com
3
8% preferred—100
Scott Paper
Scovlll Mfg
Seaboard Oil
120
115
20
91
56
49M
com...
(t)
105
iS
30
12
(^
5
Stlnnes(Hugo)Oorp5
3%
64
12"
11
31K
12 k
1
Motor Oar. t
Sullivan Mach'y.(t)
OU com
(J,
6% cum pref
100
Sunray Oil
,_1
Superheater Co.. (t)
Superior OU
t
Superior 8teel
10( •
Tnteruatl—1/
Swiss Oil
1
Symington Oo
1
—
7% preferred. .100
7%
preferred.100
Seton Leather
(f)
f
Sharp A Dob me
$3-50 conv pref
t
Shattnck (Frank G> +
Sheaffer
Class
11
106^
5%
17 k
4%
44%
8k
Pen—(t)
Shell Transit A Tr £2
38
A—
♦
Taggart Corp com.t
Tastyeast Inc cl A .1
Taylor-Colquitt Oo t
Preferred
12%
66
118j4
24 %
2
n
Nominal
2}
Telaut'g'ph Corp. 5
Tenressee Corp..
5
Tennessee Prod..(t)
r Canadian
price.
50
•
(t)
5
2
7%
29%
118%
%
Warrants
Walker
3%
iooam
(H) Good'm
Mj!
(+)
%y Walworth
17%
94K
24 k
%
5k
X8M
27
A Worts com..
Preferred
Cs
L—
Ward Baking Corp—
Com Clam A— (t)
Com Class B_.
7% preferredWarner
Warner
.
(f)
100
Aircraft
Bros
(t)
7%
$3 part pref...(t)
Un Cigar Stores—
38 k
25c
common.
8k
ilh
k
12%
83 k
4%
23
72
$3.85 conv pf—(t)
Warner-Qulnlan
Oo ——-(t)
$3
conv
Warren
1
pref—(t)
Fdv A Plpet
Warren(S D) Co com
Wayne Pump —.—1
Webster Elsenlohr(t)
$7 preferred ..100
WelchGrape Juice (5)
Preferred
100
Wells Fargo Expr—1
W esson Oil A Snow¬
drift
(t)
com
$4 conv pref
West Air Exp
1
1
West Auto Supply—
Common \
(t)
Western Cartridge
6% preferred—100
West
Dairies Inc—
"
8-y..
Vtc
—-
$3 preferred
$3
preferred._(t)
United Molasses Ltd
4%
deprcts—£1
3
:
Unit Paper board 100
Preferred
—100
18
W d«t Dairy Fred AT
Class B v t C—Ct'
Preferred A
t
Western Tablet A
Stationery v t c (t)
West Indies Sugar. 1
W Mtins Air Br ae(t)
Unit Piece Dye com t
Preferred
.100
:•
i
Wwfbe El A Mf.oO
7% 1st part pf-50
3%
13 k
U S Dairy Prod A (t)
Common
B—(t)
24
7 % preferred- -100
U 8 Hoff Machin'yS
U S Ind Alcohol, (t)
5%
7k
7k
5
5%
k
ik
17 k
33%
4%
W Va Pulp A Pap—t
Preferred
100
99
63 k
155
12%
23%
04%
156
ok
44
14
W astvaco Chlorine
-t
19%
Products pref.100
Wheel Steel Corp (t)
101 %
100
87
10 k
Products
Westvaco Chlorine
Preferred.....
12 k
22 k
50
*rbfte Motor
White Sew Mach (t)
$4 conv pref— (t)
White (SS) Dental 2
White Kk Min Spgs-
l&k
15%
14
U 8 Leather v t c-(t)
8
Stk trust ctfs—(t)
First pref
100
pf.100
71
Wleboldt Stores—(t)
101)
15)
Wilcox A GibbS—60
20
F)
Oil
....5
2
7% cum pr
14 k
Part conv Acl A(t)
20 k
Ex-dividend.
1
20
U 8 Gypsum
20
k
k
1
U S Freight
Wilcox
pref—(t)
A Foundry
U S Lines
U S Pipe
3k
ik
(t)
16
27
20
14 k
88
124
Preferred. .—.10C
3 ik
2k
2
sP
«
U S Finishing
15 k
ik
25%
00%
111
W Va Coal A Coke, t
7% conv pref.100
U S Envelope—10C
Preferred .—10C
U S Foil B
7%
ik
38%
1
Weston El Instru—t
Clara A
-t
2k
uk
3k
5%
2k
5
Warren Bros—
•
117%
62%
18 k
17/
Plct—
Common
Carbon....f
9K
h- ik
6H1% cum pf .100
68 k
133
22
2
(+)
Class B
81%
2a&
34%
Waldorf System
T
Walgreen Oo com (t)
26 K
(t)
U 8 Distrib
8
12%
38%
14 k
18%
Waco Aircraft...(t)
Wahl Company—(T)
Waitt A Bondlnc A (t)
17
9k
lf9H
:
67
115
preferred.lO
10
98
•23 K
4
15%
30%
:;v
Vulcan DetlnntnglOO
7 % preferred- -100
Unlted-Carr Fast (t)
United
Chemical
10%
k
18
Iron A Steel com. 1
Technicolor Inc ,;(t>
(t)
t
Vortex Cup..
Class A—
Un Publishers pf 100
Untd Sb Macb Oo2f>
Preferred
26
2k
% 2
Taylor Milling ..(f)
Taylor-Wharton
T
Un Prof Sharing, (t)
103
Preferred
k Last sale,
2k
100
t
Pump
Vogt Mfg
6k
20 k
7% conv pref.100
Amer
6
Financial
Preferred
2
8k
8k
3k
Corp..
7% prior pref. 10C
6% part pref—10C
Viking
8%
Old
1%
1
Common
*8
-9k
A Fuller
Stone A Webster
Stroock A Co
31
Sharon Steel Hp. (t)
3k
10 k
Swift
Sentry Safety Oon(t)
Serve! Oe1
Is"
64 K
Selby Shoe
(t)
Selfridge Prov Stores
£l
Sellers (G I) A Sons
7k
United Milk Prod (t)
Preferred
Stewart-Warner
...
14
107
13,,
Stlx Baa
k
2k
49 k
Sterchi Bros 6 % pf_
Sterling Brewing.. 1
Sterling Products. 10
Stern Bros A
(f)
Stetson (J B)
23
105
Petrol.6
Va Tron O A O_.10f
Air Lines
Common.
17%
"»
5
Venezuelan
13 k
United
0%
60
100
Preferred
Vanadium Corp
Van Raalte Co—
Transport v t C..5
of Am com
22%
Va-Oaro Ohem—
-
106
48
_(t)
7% conv pref.100
Valley Mould A Iron
common
(t)
Unit Amer Bosch.(f)
United Biscuit—
12 k
6K% pref
preferred. 100
ik
10'i
7% 1st pref... 100
United Fruit.
.--t
Un Merch A Mfrs.t
(t)
16
7%
10
Tractor
Union
46 k
Stein (A) A Oo—
Common
18
Sweets Oo of Am.60
Swift A Oo
25
dep rets
7K
Un St YdsOmahalOO
Union Tank Car. (t)
Union Tobacco—(t)
Steel Co of Can., (t)
Preferred
..25
32
17 k
9-16
uk
2k
4k
15%
Am
Preferred
2k
Corp.... 1
Preferred
30
Swan A Finch OIM6
Preferred
113 k
115
104
100
Selberling Rubb. (T)
85 K
7k
151^
2k
32%
Universal Prod —(t)
Unlv Pipe A Rad. 1
7 % preferred- .100
Utica Knit Co... 100
Common
AH
(t)
.100
10
Starrett
Sun
Segal Lock A Hard¬
ware
112 K
Stilts
(t)
Bros
32
83 k
6%- pref
100
Certificates.
United Drug.
6
United DryDock (t)
United Dvewood._ir
7% preferred. .100
United El Coal
1
fTn Eng A Fdy
t
29%
(t)
Co common...
28
61
(t)
8% preferred-.100
Vadsco Sales Corp
..(f)
United
Stand Oil Export
Studebaker
&
2
25
com.
25%
25 k
20 k
uk
45k
15 k
93 k
Stand OU
27 k
26
(t)
Seagrave Corp.. (t)
Sears. Roebuck A
Seeman
IS^
69
t
7% pref ser A.IOO
6% pref ser B.100
Ulen A Co
32 k
Stand OU of N J—26
.
Savoy Oil
6
Schenley Distillers.5
1%
7% preferred.. 100
Tung-Sol Lamp—(t)
$3 conv pref.-.(t)
20th Cent Fox Film
Common
(t)
25k
21K
1 V
$25 par..
62
Un Aircraft Corp. (t)
Warrants
(Neb)..26
(Ohio)..25
5% preferred—100
4k
9
3k
k
0%
60 k
1
36
$7 pref A..
T
$5 pref B
T
Stanley Works
25
Starrett(L 8) Co.(t)
36
49 K
19 k
Unlv Leaf Ton
8% 1st pref—100
p.; 9
48K
10
32
32
Stand TextUe Prod -1
Preferred
100
Salt Creek Can OI1.1
Salt Creek Prod. 10
Universal Pictures. 1
Union OU ofOalif.25
78
(t)
Savan'h Sug com
t
Steel
14
5% guar, pref.100
2%
United WaU Pap —2
Preferred
100
Tublze ChatUlon—1
98"
Standard Screw. 10C
Preferred A .100
St L Rocky Mt A
Pacific Co
100
Preferred
100
St Regis Pap. com.t
9K
5 % preferred--100
VIck Chemical....5
13 k
115
St L Nat Stk Y_. 100
8%
100
(f
100
43 K
100
9k
99 K
5%
60 k
k
2k
t
pref—.(+;
Vick
96
4k
127
ik
United Stores A
conv
2
133
165
pflOO
Vot tr ctfs
Underwood Elliott
Fisher....
(t)
103
2
non-cum
$6
reg £1
Preferred.....100
Brands (t)
$7 pref ser A— 1
Standard Brew
(t)
com (t)
7%
16 K
8af Glass—
Am dep rets
preferred ..100
50c
9K
39%
Preferred
ny'
100
7K
1st
10c
42
43k
109
V:
U S Sugar Corp
U 8 Tobacco..-/.
ii%
Steel Forging
t
Trlco Products._(f)
Class A—
33 k
25
if4
2%
Truscon
70
50
2%
22%
w
71k
100
Furnace pref .100
Trunz Pork Stores(f)
70
4k
5k
5K
4
■
U 8 Steel Corp
Truax-Traer Coal (f)
Trum buU-Oliffs
7
64
13 K
■i
7% preferred—50
U S Stores—
13
Picture Screen ...1
Transue A Williams
Triplex
St T.awrence Flour
Mills com
100 r
Preferred
100 r
Sanborn
Stocks, Inc
(t)
Tob Prod Expts. (f)
Tobacco Secur LtdAm dep rets ord £1
Am dep rets def_.
Todd Shipyards, (f)
Torrlngton Oo
(t)
TransamerlcaCorp t
Transcontinental
A
_
6%
t
..
7% preferred--100
58
llH
pref.100
conv
7% preferred..100
Tlmken Roll Bear (f)
Tobacco A Allied
49
6
A
6%
5%
O 8 Realty A Imp.
t
U s Rubber..
ft)
%
:n5k
24
West Air Line
5
Trans Lux Daylight
4%
5%
25 k
50 r
Pref class
i
10 k
93
78
Stahl-Meyer
Stand
100
Ryan Cons Petrol (f)
Safety Oar H A L100
Safeway Stores,.(t)
6% pref—..—100
7% pref... ..100
St Joseph Stk Yd 100
St Lawrence Corp (t) r
Thompson (J R)..2f
i)—2/
2r<
10
1
Thompson ProId—.1
Thurber Earth Prod
US Radiator.... (t)
Preferred
100
1200
9%
7% preferred-.100
UnexceUed Mfg.. 10
Un B A P Corp.. (t)
Union O&rb A Oarb t
Standard
Royal Typewriter (f)
Russeks 5th Ave
Class A pref—(t)
Squibb (E R) A Sont
$6 preferred
T
Oo
Staley Mfg Co —100
30
changed
Ruberoid Co
1
Common
99%
(t)
Preferred
pref..100
Sparks-With'gt'n Co
109 k
11
preferred. .1
Rocky Mt Fuel
50
S'west Pa P L
00%
Robinson (Dwight
Rockwood Co
Preferred
«
RleoSug (+
8% preferred--100
22
1
Hitter Dental Mfg.t
River Raisin Pap
V
So Porto
21K
107
Richman Radiator—
New
Exp..lOt
Thermold
7% conv pref—100
Thompson-Starret (f)
$3)tpref
it)
4K
1
preferred-.1
900
ThatcherMfg( vet)(t>
$3.60 conv pf--(t)
23 k
12
35%
0%
Per share.
-
.36 K
1
3K
49
3
Texon Oil A Land—t
22%
2
South'n Pipe Line 10
Southland Royal. (t)
South Penn Oil
25
8
:/ 3%
Reynolds Spring
t
Remolds Tob A..10
B common..... 10
Rice Stlx Dry Gda.1
1st pref
..100
Ind pref
100
Richfield Oil of Calif
Pref x-warr
25
285„
289
112
Class B...
90
[
*Par
20%
2%
34 k
6k
Thayer-Foss pref 100
6%
55
1%
9k
South Dairies A...1
8k
7%
15
Southeast
10 k
_
V3?
1uk
Conv
f
5k
53
20
Texas Gulf Sulph (t)
Tex Pac CoalAOil-10
Texas Pacific Land
Ctfs sub shares
Bid.
8tocka.
Ask.
Per share.
Trust old stk.. 100
.9 k
15k
Pref with warr. 100
71%
1
Roy barn Co Inc
Reynolds Metals, (t)
Packing..(f)
Inc
Sonotone Corp
Preferred
.10
Revere Cop A Br.. 5
Class A
10
Inc
Co
Solvay Amer Inv—
lh
pref.100
6% pref ctfs.....
Respro
(t)
Socony Vacuum
101
Renner Co
._l
Reo Motor Car... .6
Republic Steel
(t
6%
Singer Mfg
100
Singer Mfg Ltd
el
Sioux City Stock
Yards com
(t)
Typewriter
— t
Smytb Mfg Oa—26
102
8%
Pay
Texas Corporatlon26
Texas Gulf Prod, (t)
_
A
pref—100
Co 7%
Preferred
10
Preferred
Remington Arms
t
1st pref.
100
(Franklin)
Simon
12
Bid.
■
■■
•
106
104
2k
Common
Skelly Oil
2ft
6% cum pref_. 100
Sloss-SheffBAT 10r
7 % non-cum pflOO
Smith (A O) Oorpff)
Smith A Corona
;
107%
11H
15 k
1
SImms Petrol Oo.lU
6H%pref
100
(Robt) A Oe (t)
7% 1st pref—100
Reiter-Foster Oll.(t)
Reliable Stores
(f)
Reliance Managem't
Corp
1
Reliance Managem't
1
pref—
Simmons Os
r
107 K
107
r
Simmons Ildw & Pt
9k
Rels
Rem t
6% oretAA
.IOC
Oan..(t)
Preferred
100
Simmons-Boardman
Button-Hole
15
107
Sherw-Williams ..26
Sher-Wms
Machine
10
Reece Fold Mach.10
Reeves (Daniel), (t)
Reliance
t
6K% conv pf.100
Ray bes cos-Manna: t
8tocks
Ask.
share.
9%
9%
91
89%
Pet
Par
Shell Union Oil
Raytheon Mfg
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue.
Bid.
8tocks.
Ask.
share,
Par
_
93
/ INDUSTRIAL & MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
Sept., 1935]
Common
21
$1.20 1st pref—(t)
U 8 Playing Oard.K
U 8 Print A Lltho—
Common
(t)
Preferred.——.60
t Without
par
valuer
A
11*
19%
21K
36
38
18
23 k
5
(H
Cm
Williams (R O)
W11-Low Oaft
im
(t!
r
Conv pref.
7k
%
2
INDUSTRIAL
94
MISCELLANEOUS
&
5
)
t
Wilson-Jones
*
m
23
)
,
%
5%
mmm
1
Wswdtoy Petrol-
ZY*
Iron. 100
__
35
113
....
Woolw'th (F W; —10
Wool worth Ltd—
6
0
26
54
27 %
58
87 ;
27%
Bid.
Stocks.
Worthlngton Pomp
6 Mach—
100
7% pref A
100
6% pref B
100
Wright Aeronaut!-1
Wrigley (Wm) Jr.-t
Yale ft Towne
25
Yellow
Truck
ft
Coach Mfgcl B .10
7 % preferred- -100
17%
42%
34
I!'
ii\i
76
76%
24%
24
6
6%
73
71%
Ask
Per share.
111
115
110
Par
Young (J 8) Oe—100
Preferred. ....100
Young (L A) Spring
ft
Wire
—(f)
Youngs town Sheet
ft Tube
1
5%% pref— .100
35
33%
26
75
7l
Zenith Radio
(t)
Zonlte Products...!
4%
33
or
61%
Am dep recta ord.
Worcester Salt. 100
Preferred
100
Wood Preserving-
61%
Ask.
Per share.
Par
1
j
15
7% preferred—100
67%
24
Wither bee Sherman.
0
PfrfbrI'6d
Per share.
3
2%
Woodward &Lothrop
Common
10
Bid.
Stocks.
Ask.
6% preferred.. 100
2%
66%
3
SSpreiuTed...]
Woodward
14c
10c
2
5%
.
Wilson ft Co-.»-
Par
Per share.
12c
10c
r
Bid.
Stocks.
Ash.
Bid.
Stocks.
STOCKS
of the month preceding the date of issue.
Quotations for all securities are aa neat aa possible for the closing day
58
Quotations are as near as possible for the last day of the month preceding the date of issue.
Bid.
Bonds.
Albany Metropolitan 4-6s 1949-Alden 6s 1941 bonds ft ctfs-.. J&
Alexander Bldg inc 1st 6s *47 A&O
Allerton 55th St 5%s *453% to *36
Allerton N Y Corp 5%s *47-J&J
Ask
35
39
45
8%
79
1945-J&J
2nd mtge 6s 1940
...J&J
Ambassador Hotel (Los Ang)6s *43
Allied Owners Corp 6s
36
44%
41%
Amer Insur Un Bldg 6s *41-M&N
Arcade Bldg & Rlty < Seattle)—
3~6s 1948
J&J /
Arcady Apt Hotel i Los Angeles)—
6%sto 1942-._M&N /
-
Arrowhead Lake—
1st 7s 1944-1947
—J&D /
Assoc Realty Bldg (Los Angeles"
Income 5s 1948
.......J& /
Baker Hotel (Dallas)—
-
42
49
9%
82
38
46
42%
35
19
22
54
_
1st 6%s 1945—
Batterymarch Bldg (Bos)
F&A / 71
5£|j».N
92
75
Baumann (L) 6%s '36 (LI)-A&O
6s (Brooklyn) 1942
FftA
Bellevue-Stratford (Phila)—
5%s—
Bin*
a
71
15
12%
37%
.........J&D
Sing deb 6%b 1960-Mftb
38
18
22
Boston Parcel Post Station—
5%s Oct I
—-A&O /
1935
Bsston Post Office Serv Station—
67
3
6%s July 1 1938——J&J
Bewman-BUtfuore Hotels 7s 1934
7s stamped as to payment of
1435 partial redemp'n 1934
6% notes 1931 ext to 1933.J&J
B'way Barclay Office Bldg 6b 1941 ,
Certificates of deposit—
/
5%
31
29%
32
32
Broadway Dept Store (Los Ang)'
100
M&N
Debenture 6s 1941
Bway Mot Bldg iN Y) 6s '48 F&A
Bway & 38th St 7s 1945
J&J
Bway ft 41st St Bldg 6%i 1944— f
Broadmoor (The) 6s 1941....... '
101
45
46
80
85
1st 6s 1942—.....
58
57%
100
44
71
M&S
——
Congress Square Hotel (Port Me)
5%s 1946
M&N
89%
89%
56%
48
9%
39
11 Park Place Corp 4s 1948
11 West 42d St 4s 1945MAN
18 Gramacy Park South 6s 1938-
45
50
—
§9 ™JKBIdS 3"6s 1946—M&S
{l^Vth Ave 6s 1943
A&O
52d &
Madison Ave 6s 1947.
600 Fifth Ave 6%s 1949
602ParkAve Bldg 6s ctfs 1941...
1500 Walnut St
(Phila) 1st 6s '471512 Spruce St (Phila)—
1st mtge 6s 1943
A&O f
40 Wall St Bldg 1st 6s 1958
42 Broadway Bldg 6s 1939—J&J
42d St & Lexington Bldg 4s 194543 Exchange Place Bldg 6s 1938—
48 West 48th St. Bldg 6s 1936— ,
1400 B'way Bldg 6%s stm-1948— /
Fox I let Theatre n» iU4*J....Aa«
"
Fox Metropolitan Playhousesink fund conv 6% % ctfs 1932- f
Deb mtge 5s
_F&A
Fox Theatre ft Office Bldg
1st sf 6s 1941—
Mft« f
-
—
...
/ Flat price,
n
Nominal
102
75"
90%
90%
18%
1*
45
59%
60%
62%
62%
66
47"
44
5
6%
28
10
47
37
63
14
45
33
52
45
38%
48.
22
93
103
36
73
fi
52"
National
Oonv
1§"
66
19
50
73%
39
41
62
61%
10%
61
57%
61%
11
12
/
89
21
23
101
60
103
ki
15"
St Louis Post Offices—
5%s
35
...A&O
1938
Saks Realty 6a 1945........ AftO /
6s 1946—A&O /
67
67
16%
14%
Corp As 1915..J&D /
1st s f 5%s 1945
J&D /
Schulte Real Estate 6s 1935—
With
warrants—......-J&D
Without warrants..
J&D
79 Madison Ave Bldg 6s '40. MftS
;
17%
15%
m
j
Shelburn.lnciAtlOy)6 %s*40 J&J
Sherry-Netherland Hotel 5%t *48 f
-..
"3%
25%
25%
26%
26%
-
—
69%
Ji*
27
Speed Building (Louisville, Ky)Inoome 5s 1945-.—
M&N 1
Stanley-Mark Strand 6%s 1941
Stanley Real Est 6%s 45
JftD
ate-Randolph Bldg (Chicag
5%s 1942
—»
/
State ft Wash Bldgs (Chicago;—
1st sink fund 5s 1948sor A-MftS /
Sink fund 6s 1948 ser B..M&S /
32
2
1st 6s 1943
5
/
Stevens Hotel (Ohtc) 6s 1945- J A J V
Stone ft Webster Bldg (Boston)
30%
61*
55"
51
5%s series 02
5%s series FI_.
5%s series Q
19th ft Walnut St (Phila) 6s 1939.
1900 Rittenhouse Sq (Phila)-
31%
55
42
8*
iiH
44
28%
Olympic Hotel (Seattle)—
1st os 1943
M&N /
One LaSaUe St Bldg 6s 1949 J&J /
One Park Av Bldg 6s to '39.M&N
103 East 57th St Bldg 6s 1941
111 John
Bldg 6m 1948
FftA
124 Fifth Avenue 5s
f
Syracuse Hotel 6%s 1940—
;
Taft Realty (New Hav) «s'40A&C /
10 East 40th Sfeet Bldv 5* 1953
/
/
1088 Park Ave Bldg 6s 1939....
Textile Bldg 1st 6s 1958—M&N /
Gen 7s • f w w 1948.
M&N /
Textile Crafts Bldg 6a ctfs 1937.. /
44
20
53
50
42
3
29,^
/
2124-34 Bway Bldg 5%s ctfl
/
2480 Bway Bldg 6%s to '37—. /
Tyler Bldg 6s 1953
... -/
/
/
/
15
17%
32
23%
34
1IU
Ob
OIU
■ I
Q1
1V09.....A«V
/
1
/
Vartck St Sta P O (N Y) 6s 1941
25
65
5
f
65
51
26
49
28
f
30
33
/
r
/
40
;56
28
29%
12
65
50
28
26
30%
14%
60"
32
11
io
28
,
13,.
100
11*
16
95"
58%
29
10
60
97
07%
45
64
53%
-—
3
,
5
151%
73%
Wabash-Monroe Bldg 6s 1953 ~
Wads worth BldgC Nv ton *63- <
Walbridge Bldg (Buff)6%s 1938— /
Waldorf Astoria 7s w w
1954 f
Wanamaker (John)Phila.,
%s'4f
Wardman Real Estate Properties
63
rn.rn.mm
45
Oorp—-
'
71%
56"
100
2 Park Ave Bldg——...—1941 /
29th St Towers
/
47
...
21%
88
m
1947
Venderbilt Ave Bldi
1st leashold 6%s
20
59
50
7%
19%
28%
40
J&D /
33
3%
Bldg (Chicago)—
100%
9
84"
17
62
52
29
82%
94
7
22
49
Steuben
5s
-42-r
,
68
.
76
F&A
43
43
Orpheum Theatre ft Realty-
* Negotiability impaired by maturity
6
26%
25 %
72%
8
9%
Bldg 6s 1944— f
St Charles Hotel (Atl Oy) 4o 1945 /
Russeks 5th Ave
'
60
a:,'
36
N Y Title ft Mtge 5%s ser BK__
6s 1946—
M&S
Palace HoteKSan FT) fis 46-Fa.a
Param Bway Oorp n%s'51._jftj
Certificates of deposit........
5%s assented 1951
Paramount Prop 1st 6s 1934-M&S
54%
income deb 6s ser B 1959.M&S f
Robert Treat Hotel (Newark)
6s 1943
J&J
Roxy Theatre 6%s 1940
.AftO
Russ Bldg. (San Fran.)6s '51 F&A /
34
Ine—
165 Broadway Bldg 5%s *51 F&A
General s f 7s 1941
.-FftA
18
49%
71
ftl.
24%
.JftDlfi *102
N Y Athletic Club 6s 1946-.-AftO
26
7s 1938
—J&D
6
N Y Postal Service Station-
5%s 1943
32
22%
5%
„
15
J&D /
Income 5s 1943—.....—...
Repub Bldg<Denv)6%s'40-MftS
Retail Properties—
Deb 5s series A 1959
M&S
59
Nwth Station Indus Bldg (Bostj
1st m s f 5s 1962..
—A&O
Oliver Cromwell 6e 1939........ 1
26
(Obicago)-
29%
_
fx*
mmmm
Realty Assoc Sec Corp—
f deb 6s 1948
5%s 1937—
mmmm
55
59
AftO
ttealt>.
mmm
45
360 Central Park West
422 East 86th St...———
616 Madison Ave Bldg 6%s 1938- f
666 West End Ave 5s 1941—J&J /
Properties—
Bros
s
40
38
45
.......
Hotel Wellington
74%
91%
5%s series A1949
F&A
Natl Tower Bldg 6%s 1944 AftO J
Nelsner
mmmm
26
101
J&J
M&N
Nat Hotel of Cuba 6a 1959.M&S
Nat Press Bldg 5%s 1950 A&O 15
6%s 1948.
mmmrn
13-90
Series A to 18 inclusive........
Prudence Co certificates—
Hotel Taft_
.
45
Millinery Center Bldg 7s 1944...
Mortgage Bond Co or N Y—
5%s series 6 1934——
Munson Bldg (N Y) 6%s'39.M&N
8%
40
111
40
20
Metropolitan Chain Properties—
32
Realty Co Ltd—
5%s 1946-.
—M&N / 38
108%
Provident Loan Society 6% ctfs..
Prudence Co 5%s stmp
1961 1 66%
Sixty-One Bway 6%s 196U--A&0
Gen mtge 7« 1946
.AftO
610 Park Avenue 6s 1940—J&J /
100
J&J
Prop 6s w w *58-Metropolitan Biding (Toronto—
/
1946
47
28
21
34
15
102
54
52
Properties. Inc—
f 6s 1948
69
13
1
Certificates of deposit
f
60 Broad St Bldg 6s 1939—FftA
60 Park Place Bldg 6s 1937
f
40
87
Mayflower Hotel (D O) 5s 1950..
conv s
67"
Poll New Engl Theatres 5s.l958
Gen income 5s 1983
M&N
Postum Bldg
11*43
-M&N
38
25
3
47
Marshall-Wells Buildings—
1st 6 %s 1937
-F&A
1944———
22
2
6
4%
Merchants Nat
72%
58%
59%
* Last sale.
31
31
72
-
1st
32
21
35
Ssvllla-Bllt Hotel 7%s'37—M&N
.—
56%
23"
29%
M&S
42
f
r
f
37" Savoy-Plaza
30
(The) 6s 1940
F&A
Hopkins Hotel (San Fran)
6%s 1941
M&S /
Marshall Sq Bldg (San Fran)Income 4-6s 1944--—
F&A /
-
17
9
30
19
-
33
21
Marcy
Mercantile
36
17
43%
9%
95
Mark
11
34%
23
59%
Towers—
Mercantile Arcade Bids iLos Aug)
1 st s f fi %s 1953. -... J&D
16%
5
f
2nd 6s serial
Quincy Station P O
6s May 1 1941
62
29"
Majestic Ants 6s 1948 ctfs
6% bond and ctfs of 1937
Manhattan Co Bldg—
1st no ft leaeeh sf 6s "58-.M&N
52"
/
/
f
Fifth Avenue Hotel......
Income 5%a w w
7s
28
J&J
fcquit Office Biag (N Y) 5s 195V
F«"T Rta P O 'San Fr) 8s 103'
Film Center Bldg 6s 1943—A&O
8th Ave & 28th St Bldg 6 %s 19455th Ave & 29th St Bldg 6s 1948.
5th Ave ft 55th St Bldg
6%s 1945.
52
43"
62. FftA
1st 6s 1946——
§2*
60
80
Edgewater Beach Apts 6s *35-*43
Avenue 4s, 1940—.J&D
23
30
-
Sees f 5%s
—
Eppley Hotels 6%s 1941
50
50
25
,421-,
Manhattan
24%
Court & Kemsen Sts (Brooklyn)
6s 1940
45
A&O
Dallas P O 6s Sept 15 1935 MftS
25
Detroit Hotel 6%a, 1936-41 M&S f
Dorset (The) 6s 1941 Ctfs
f 32
Drake (The) 6s 1939
M&N
30%
Eastern Ambassador Hot 5%s *47
7%
Eaton (T) Realty—
1st 5s April 1 1949—
100
J&J
§0 Fifth St Bldg 6%s 1950-M&S
Broad
80
48
22%
....
50
Park Lexington 6%s ctfs 1953....
Pennsylvania Bldg 6s 1939
M&N
Penney (J O) Oorp 5%n 1950...
Pierrepont Hotel 5%s 1940.....
Pitta Hotels Oorp 1st 5%s '48MAJ
Ask.
15%
13
Prudence Bonds—
Ludwlg Baumann (see Baumann)
95
60
90
„
m
6s 1943
M&S
Lefcourt Empire Bldg 5%s '41—
Lefcourt ManUat Hm* 5%s 1941.
1st 3-5s exten to 1948
Lefcourt State Bid 6%s 1943
Lewis Morris Apts 6%s 1937——
Liggett Bldg 1st l n 6%s
Lincoln 42<f St Oorp—
f
/
Price
1st
18*
60
93
42%
...
19%
fjords Court Bldg 6%s 1942-JftD
60
'
31
21
93
—.
92%
61%
Cigar Stores Realty Holdings—
S f deb 5%s 1949 ser A..J&J /
Certificates of deposit......
Circle Theatre 6s 1936
City Invest. (Bait.) 6%s 1936—
Cleve Term Bldg 1st 6s 1941-J&J
Cloisters "The" (Chicago)—
33
65
1st 6s 1936-———
Keith Memorial Bldg 6s 1943
Lake Sb Atb Club K'hlc> 6%s '45
LaSalle-Wacker 1st 5s '57—F&A
Lawrence Hotel (Erie, Pa.)—
91
A&O
29"
29
High Bridge Station P O 5%s 1938
Hotel Governor Clin 6s '48.A&0
Hotel Lexington 6s 1943-— M \ N
Hotel Sherman (Chic) 5%s *46J&J
Hotel St George 5%s 1943.M&N
Hotel Victoria 6s 1943
A&O
Insurance Center Bldg 6 %s 1943
Jewelers Bids (Ohlci 6s *50. J&D
Keith-Aibee Bldg (New Rochelle)
90%
Chicago Evening Amer 6s 1936—
Chicago Post Office 6s 1937
20
63
18
49
103
97
.M&N
49
32
AftO
41%
49%
40%
48%
Park Central Hotel 6s 1935-J&D
Park Cresent 1st 6s 1940...M&S
Park Lane Corn 6%s 1943-.J&D
Park Place Dodge Corp 5s vtc '52
Pittsburgh P O Serv Stat 5%s *38
Orayoar Bidg (East Offices Inc)—
1st m leaseb 5s 1946
J&D
FftA
Greeley Sq Bldg 6s 1950
Harrlman Bldg 6s 1951
Loews Tbeatre Rlty 6s '47 M&S15
Lond Gu ft Acc Bldg (Ohic) 6s '62
London Terrace Apts 6s *40 M&N
Lord Bait Hotel g in 6%s *46 AftO
91
—
Colonial Hall 6%8—.
....
i§*
50
Carbide & Carbon Bldg 6s '40J&J
Central Zone Bldg inc 6s. 1941
/
Chain Store Depot 6s 1940—M&S
ChanIn Bldg 1st Lshld inc 4s 1945
Chrysler Bldg 6s 1948.
1949——J&J
J&J
George Washington Hotel 6s 1944
Grand Rapids P O 6s 1947
Grant Bldg (Pittsb) 7s 47..F&A f
1963..—F&A
Lincoln Mtge ft Title gu 5%s '37-
Cambridge Court Apt 6%s 1937.
.
1st s f 5%s
6s 1944
47
Brown Hotel (Louisville)—
1st sinking fund 5s 1949
2nd income 6s 1949
Bryant Pk Bldg (NY) 6%s'45l&J
Budd Realty 6s June 1941..J&D
6s Sept 1941..
M&S
Bush Term Bldg 1st 5s 1980-A&o
Butler Hall 6s 1939.
J&J
Ohesebrougb Bldg 6s 1948.
.......
Hartford Times 6s 1943
F&A
Hearst Brisbane Prop 6s *36 .J&D
6s 1st fee & leasehold 1942
Herald Square Bldg 6s 1948 M&N
21
16
-
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask.
Bid.
Bonds.
Fox St Louis Theatre Bldg—
1st « f 6 %s 1949
A&O f
14
Fox West Coast Property—
1st 6s 1942
101%
M&S
Fuller Bldg iii A * Realty uorp,
64%
81%
60
96
98
28
White Motor Realty 6s 1935*40.
>
32"
60
62
101%
82
75
84"
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 customs,
however, is to quote municipal securities on the basis of the return they yield per annum. Therefore in most cases It will be found that instead of
actual prioes 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 tho
maturity of the issue.
Where two figures appear, as, for instance, "4.25% to 4.35%," the rate or 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, that no distinction is made between the dif¬
ferent maturities, all being quoted alike.
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
Bonds.
Bid.
UNxTED STATES—See
Fourth Liberty Loan—
also pa
4M% of 1935-1938—A&O
Treasury 4Mb 1947-1952 A&O
Treasury 4s 1944-1954—J&D
Treasury 3 Ms 1946-56—M&S
Treasury 3 Ms 1943-47—J&D
Treas 3MsJunel5 '40-43 J.&D
Treas 3 Ms Mar 15 '41-43M&S
Treas 3 Ms 1946-1949—J.&D
Treas 3 Ms Dec 15 1949-52
Treas 3s 1951-1955—M&S15
Treas 3 Ms Aug 1 1941—F&A
Treas 3 Ms Oct. 15 1943-45—
Treas
1946-1948
8s Conversions
U
S
.
—
1.00
to 4.15
52
4Mb Wh & Har *36-'52-J&J
4Mb Water 1935-1904
3 Ms g July 1 1936-44—J&J
Ban Francisco (City & County;
1.00
to 3.80
Federal
80
100
100
95
1936-1938
91
4Mb Sanitary Sewer 1935-44
Montgomery Co 4 Ms l957-fi9 64.251
6s Road 1951
...J&J 106
102
Morgan Co 5s 1938
102
102
102
102
4Ms 1956 opt 1936-.J&J
Is Jan 1957 opt '37 J&J
Is 1957 opt 1937.M&N
>s
Uu
tl
100 M
5s 1945—-J&J
8
D 4 Ms 194*
Presoott 5s 1948
/ 85
100 M
6 4.25
1938.M&N
1958 opt
1942 opt
to 3.90
6 4 25
to
6 4.95
94
to 3.90
6s
-
•nipt 1936opt 1916-F&A
April 1955
103
103
102 M
102 H
30
5Ms 1947-1950—
5 Ms
1904-1973
6 2.50
30
5s 1974-1983
J&J
6 2 90
6 2.90
6 1.50
85
5s Jan 1 1944-1950
.
...
to 3.30 %
2%
to 2.40 %
to 2.40 %
to 2.40 %
1%
tol%
104
104
.50
6
.50
6 3.10
.50
.75
to 2.10 %
to 3.00 %
to3.20 %
4s Jan 2 1941-1943
6*2.15"
to 2.65
4s Jan 2 1914-1Q13
3 Ms Jan. 1 1940-1949
Veterans Welfare—
3s Feb 1937-1952——F&A 6 1.00
.50
to 2.90
%
to 2.15
.50
to 2.85
%
%
Alameda 4s 1935 to 1941.J&D 6
4Ms Mun Imp 36-*48.A&0 6
J&J 6 2.20
.50
109
J12
East Bav
to
3%
3%
3%
to
104
.J&J b
Imperial Irrig Dist 6s '38.J&J /
to
3.15 %
%
to 3.20
.75
71
Angeles 4Msi936-5irj&D
6 1.00
40
?2M
64 M
to 3.85 %
3.10
35 %
to 2.40 %
%
Manchester—
*4 Ms 1936-1944
to 2.40
%
Manchester
to 3.25
6 1.00
to 3 25
to 3.30
4Ms 1935 1968
103
4 Ms 1936-1909
5s Municipal 1936-61
102
70
70
5Ma Harb Imp '35 '61M&N
102
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5Mi Nov 1935-69
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5s
19^6 1964
......P&A
.
to 4.05
4a
6 3.00
to 2.50
4s
f&O
6 3.00
6 4.10
to 2.50
4s
4Ms Pub Imp Dec 1 '35-'37 6 3.00
6s Sewers Sept 20'41 -M&S 6 4.10
99
Gadsden 6% Impt 1935
96
5s Schools 1936-40
.A&O
80
Hantsville 5s Funding 1942..
85
6s Pub Imp 1936-1938
to 2.50
to 3.80
to 3.80
102
100
;
1930
1937-1945
1946-1961
Los Ang
.75
.75
.75
.75
.75
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A&O
J&D
J&D 6 1.25
J&D 6 3 40
6
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Merced Irrg Dist 0s..... J&J
Modesto Irrig Dist 6s
Oakland 5M« 1936 43...F&A
4Mb Man Imp 36-'43-F&A
4Mb 1936-1905
F&A
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n
Nominal.
,
%
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1936 1951
.00
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yo
Merlden (City)—
to
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J&J 6 .75 to 2.40 %
New Britain (County)—
is Muntc Bldg 1948
.10 to 2.75 %S
J&J
4s 1935-1952.
.50 to 2.75 %
..F&A
.50 to 2%
•4Mb School !936-'40-F&A
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•4M> School 1940-'52_F&&
.25 to 2%
4M« Water Aug 1941--F&A
3.00
4Mb 1936 1909
F&A
•4Mb 8cn Au<r '36*'43_F&A 6 1 00 to 2*25
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50
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4.00 To
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to
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109 M
107 M
6
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6
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6
.50
to
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to 2.50
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4Mb Wat Pl't '35-'36..A&0 6
Redlauda 5* 1936-51. —J&J15 6
f Flat price,
%
to 3.95
Oakland 8 O 4s 1936-44--J&J 6
Orange Co 5s 1936-45...M&S 6
.50
_
.
1935—A&O 6 1 .00
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4 M* Paving Mar 1938-M&8 6 1 .50
6 2 .10
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-
•4Ma Paving Aug *37—F&A 6 1 .75
30-'37-,39-'4O-'4l—A&O 6 1 .00
•5s
1936-1951
J&J 6 1 .00
to
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to 1.90
tol%
to 2.20
to 1.50
to 2.75
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to
Pasadena
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—
%
to 3.75
.75
.75
6 2.60
M&8 6 1.00
.75
.F&A 6
3%
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to
to 1.25
M&S 6
.50 to 2.70
M&S 6
.50 to 2.25
•4Mb'35-'47-M&B 6
•4Mb Northeaat 1959-J&D 6 2 .75 to 2.25
4Mb 2d North 1944
J&J 6 2 .50 to 2.10
8Mb South Sept 1955-M&8 6 2 .75 to 2.25
4Mb Southwest 1944—M&N 6 2 .50 to 2.10
•4Mb Wash't'n '41-'47-J&J 62 .00 to 2.25
4a West Middle 1937—F&A 6 1 .50 tol%
.75 to 3%
Hilllngly (To wn) 4 Ms'36 -50J& J 6
Litchfield 4Mb 1935-37
6
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•4Mb 1936-1938
•4Mb 1939-1960
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_T&J 6
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-
6
.
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•4s High Sch '38-'55—J&J 6
3Ms Water 1935 to '41.A&O
4 Ms Water 1935'40—A&O
4Mb Water 1941-70-—A&O
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•4b Water 1940-46
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90
120
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95
122
117
122
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81
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100
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Groton S D 4Mb June 1
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6 3 60
-
...JAf? 6 2.75
J&J 6 2.00
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Brentwood Irrig. District 6s.. /
100
109
33
„
—
103
to
A&O
6 2.20
104
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-
6 1.50
101M
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IMs 1937-1960
J&J2
1
101
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t
100
i
to3.10 %
to3.00 %
to 3.30 %
6
Alta Irrig Dist 5s
101
Bxkerafield 5a 1935-'52—A&O 6
.50
63.50
....
ALABAMA
3Ms RenewalclC 1966-_ *&J 6 3.60
4M Harbor imp June 1 *36 '73 6 3.90
4Ms Highways 1952
M&S 6 3.60
/
.50
4Ms 1936-1947--J
F&A
4 Ms Olympiad 1933-71. J&J2
4Ms Jan 2 1936J&J 2
4 Ms 1936
F&A
4 Ms 1937-1940
F&A
4Ms 1941-1947
—F&A
4 Ms 1948-1952
..F&A
4a Harb Imp 1985 opt *50. J&J
to
6 3.50
6 3.50
-
101
to 1.25 %
6 3.00
Bessemer 6s Pub Imt 1935-38
101
100
104'
.
101
101
100
.50
J&J
J&J
M&S
-M&S
4s Pub Highway 1949-51 _M&«*
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5s Schools 1936-1947— J&J
5.10, to 5%
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103
109
3.80
.00
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J&J 6
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Branford (T) 4M>'36-'50-J&D
Bridgeport 4Mb 1936-05-J&J
4Mb High Sch 1930-63-J&J
•4Ms Sewer 1936-46
A&O
4Mb 1935-1957
A&O
•4s 1936-1908
F&A
3Ms Xmprovt 1936-41-J&J
•5s Oonstrnc'n 1936-49 J&D
Bristol 4Mb Water 1939..J&J
•5s July 1 1936-55
J&J
•Cheshire 4Mb 1936-45—J&J
Danbory 4s 1946 taxable.J&J
•4MB 1936-65
J&D
8Mb Fund 1941 tax'le.A&O
6.25 to 5.75
100
100
.75
—J&J
4Mb 1958 & 19594Ms *36. '42 '46. '49-
90 M
1936-37 ..J&J3 6
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J&J
86
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103
J&J
•4s July 1930
•5f July 1 1930
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6 3.00
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5s July 1954 _
86
85
....
84
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106
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106
6s Feb 1952
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4Ms Funding 1936'40
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3.90
95
5Ms 1945-1984
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Oct 1959
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1 1935-1947--J&D 6 2.75
1941-1945—J&J 6 2.50
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S
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Hot Springs 4Mb
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99 M
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CONNECTICUT
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Hawaii,Terr.4Ms '49- M&8 15
4Ms Jan 1945
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4Ms Nov 16 1936-58.. M&N
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4» Aug 1947 opt 1937—F&A
Ptatllo isis 4 Ms 1952
J&J
4Ms I960
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ARKANSAS
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4 Ms Highway
4Ms Highway—
99.26
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Q".
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Denver (City and
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J&J 6 4:15
38..M&S10 6 4.15
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J&J 6 1.00
101.6
99.20
3.50
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CANADA—See vage 97.
87 M
100 M
6 4.25
6 4.25
......J&J
0s 1938-1957
Tucson 5s Water 1950
99.26
102.12
102.2
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101M
Roosevelt Irr Dia 6«'45-'53J&J
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101M.
1956 opt 1936—J&J 101 M
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|
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^ 5s Jan 15 '36-"56—J&J 15 6 3.50 to 3.25 %
5s 19?6 1956
J&D15 6 3.50 to 3.25 %
s
106
J:
Highway 6s Jan 15 serially.
Navajo Co 4M* June lo 1933
Phoeaix 4Ms '50 opt *30—J&J
4M« 1936-1950—
J&J
4Ms Court Hse '36 *48.J&D
6s Jan I 1946
J&J
5s Ian 1 1954 opt 1934—J&J
5s W W 1936-1950
J&J
to 3 80
to
IMs gold Aug 1943
F&A
So. San Joaq Irrig Dist 5Ms— / 63 M
107
Turlock Irrig Dist 6s
Maricopa County—
School No 1
to 4.10
.75
Santa Barbara 5b '36-41-JanlO
106
to 395
106
4M« Fund 1941-50...M&N
3s July 1 1955 opt '45. J&J
3 Ms May 1 *55 opt '45 M&S
4s July 1 *46 opt *44--J&J
4s Nov. 1 *57 opt '37M&N
4s 1958 opt 1938—-M&N
4%
113
104
104
ARIZONA
Instrumentalities of U 8 Govt
Bank—Farm
95
100
5 Ms serial
Mtge Corp—
3 Ms int & prin guar '44-*64 101.30 101.31
3slnt & prin guar l944-'49_ 100.28 101.3
101.6
3s int & prin guar 1942-'47_ 101.1
99 23
99.30
2M % int & prin guar '42-*47
Land
97
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.75
J&J b .50
-J&J 6 3.50
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.50
4Mb 1936 1951
J&J
.50
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M&N
1.25
4Mb Water 1938-1977--J&J
1.25
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103 M
O
b
5s Water 1936-1951
6s Water 1952-1989—
100
5s W W 1939-1957
Tuscaloosa Co 0s Bridge 1941.
5s Road 1957
Farm
Federal
85
103 M
5s Pub Imp Jan 1
100.24
101.1
98 M
100
4Ms R & B 1936-38—J&D
«Mi 1939-1958
J&P
Montgomery—
104.24 104.27
105.9
105.12
105.9
105.12
104.9
104.12
102.22 102.25
100.3
100.16
100.22 100.25
100.6
100.3
101.28
to 2 75
5s School 1936-1966—F&A
4Ms June 1 1936-1948
5s School 1936-1945
101.3
101.1
101.27 101.29
100.28 100.30
99.25
to 2.90
.50
6 3.10
6 1.00
1.00
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65
MdOUe Uo—•
116
102.6
to 3.60
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65
97
^ 5s
Imp 1935-1941—— / 47
Home Owners Loan
—
.75
103
^
112
100.23
b
Ask.
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58
Phoenix
Corp—
3% prin. & int. guar '44-'52.
2 H % prin & int guar '39-'49
2% prin & int guar 1938
1M % prin & int guar 19371M % prin & int guar 1936..
1M % Prin & int guar 1939—
.75
58
100
,
102.30 103
101.14 101.16
103.11 103.13
104.1
104.3
104.9
104.12
105.9
105.12
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j% Sept 15 1936
2M % Dec 15 1936
3% Feb 151937
3% April 15 1937
3M% Sept 15 19372M% Feb 1 1938
3% Mar 151938
2M% June 15 1938
2M%Sept 151938
2M% June 15 1939
1 Ms Dec 15 1939—
lMs Mar 15 1940
1M% June 15 1940
J&D 6
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Riverside 5s 1936-'53
School 1943—J&D
os
j«
Treasury
.
Bid.
Bonds
Refunding 1949
M&S
4M* Refunding 1937--A&O
Mojuu
certificates and notes—
June 15 1936——
or
Net.
Sacramento 4s Jan '36-'45 opt
Sacram'to Co 4Mb ^5 *40 J&D
San Diego 5s WW '43 *54 A&O
5s Water 1936-63
J&J
5s Municipal 1936-1960 l&J
92
Madison Co 5a Refunding 1940
115.28
110.20 111
109.10 109.18
106.12
106.4
107.7
107.3
107.10
107.8
103.14 103.20
103.4 I 103.6
102.16! 102.10
107.201 107.26
105.16 105.20
101.31 102.12
105
105.7
100.1
100.3
115.4
5s Road 1939-1952...F&A
Tuscaloosa 6s P U 1937-45
% Dec 15 1935
% April 15 1936
Atk.
County—
4 Ms Ct H'se 1936-43—M&N b 4.25 to3.75
4 Ms Ref 1936-1961—A&O b 4.25 ,to3.75
t 100.28 100.31
1946-47—Q-J 108
Yield Basis
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or
Bid.
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Jefferson
ge21.
J&D
Treasury 3Ms 1944-1946----.
Treasury 2 Ms
1955-60
3s Panama Oanal 1961—Q-M 112
3s
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* Tax-free in Connecticut,
.50
3.40;%;
♦5s
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to 2 35
%
.75
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f Called Oct. 15 at par.
K
STATE
96
Quotations for all securities
Yield Basis
To
or
Bid.
Now London—
Ask.
Bonds.
1.75
2.10
1.50
5s Dec 1 1937
—JAD
(O) 4* 1954-1964
.
3.00
1.00
.50
to 3%
1.00
3.00
to 3.25
1.75
1.50
•4Us Bcb March 1936-1953.♦4Hi Improv • '36-'89—J&J
3Hs 1936-71
AA015
3ns Sewer 1947-70- JAD15
6s 1936-71
A&015
Iter walk (T) 4
1942-JAD
4MB 1936-1968
----Norwich 4 Kb water 1939-MAS
;
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M&816
4Us Refunding 1938--A&O
*
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-MAN
SMmford (T) 4Hs '36-45 JAJ
♦4U Bcb 1936 1966.. MAN
4k. High Bcb 1936-'59 J&D
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JAJ
4*s July 1 193u-JAJ
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to
Guar
(Apr 1935
2%
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!„
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2%
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%
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.75
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%
to 3%
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to 2.40
%
1.00 to3%
1.00 to 2.25
W HaTDBD*4348'36-'66.MAN
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.50 to 2.25 %
Weston (T) 434b 35'45.MAN
Windham (T) 4 Us 1936—JAJ
1:
1.25
to 1.75
2.00
to 2.60 %
2.50
JAJ
J&J
JAJ
to3.15 %
%
DELAWARE.
to 1.84
to 2.23
b 2.47
-
6 0.69
b 2.09
2 )4s April 1 1938-1947.
2Us April 1 1948-1957
to
.i
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1967
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J&J
Baden extl s f 7s 1951
J&J
6s
96 %
90 U
Bxtl 4Hs 1066
Bank of Colombia 7s *47. A&O f
7s 1948
A&O /
19
19
f 13
Barrauquilla 8s 1935-40-46-48Bavaria (Ger'y) 6Uf '45-F&J /30U
Bavarian Palatinate 7s 1945.. / 20
105
Belg Govt extl 6Us Ie49 M At
Externa) s f 6s 1966
101U
JA
111
Bxtl s f 7s 1966
JAI
106
Stablllz n loan 7s 1956M&6
Bergen. Norway—
97 U
Bxtl s f 6s I960
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t 5a Octl6'49.AAOl/
Berlin 0Us 1960
6s June 16)068
AA(
JAD
fg*
16
.JAJ 6 3.10
to 2.95
Bollvla(Rep) Ev 8s '47.M&N
AAO 6 3.10
4U" 1935 1953.
Wllm'gton—4Us '36 '87. AAO 6 2.95
4 UiBldg—Con 63- 62 MA8 6 2.95
to 2.95
5U" 1936-1944
„
Sussex Co 6b
1936-1970
4Us BP 1960-63 (s-a). .AAO
434s 1936-60 (s-a).... AAO
5s 1947-1949
SAO
4s 1936-1937AAO
4s 1938-1941.
AAO
4s 1942-1948
.AAO
FLORIDA.
to
to
6 2.95
6 2.95
to
to
6 2.95
to
6 2.95
6 2.95
to
6 2.95
to
to
6s Ref A
35
-
2.75
2.75
2.75
2.75
2.75
2.75
2.75
2.25
/ 81
83
113
104
Eitlaf0Us(1926) '67.AAO
Bxtl s f 6Us(1927) *67.AAO
;5s July 1 1941-55
104
18" i.930-1938-.. ...AAO / 75
4Hs
Mynlr imp 36 **5M&8 / 70
4s ef 1900
4s ef 1910
4s ef 1889
10
Bremen
30-yr
96
1
51
100
105
108
102
102
p«o»acola 434s ref 1941—A&O
5s1958
Pineilas Co new ref
101
74
104
96
highway..
Poik County 5s July 1
1936-40 100
St Augustine 5s 1955
J&J / 53
5s upi 1936 1987
FAA / 45
8t Johns Co Road 5s
94
1946—
Road 534s 1944
96
..
St Petersburg 6Us 1949..JAJ
5 Its
1936-1953
.J&J
Certificates of deposit...
534s June 1954......JAD
Certificates of deposit
'ft*
'
"
52
52
52
'
6s 1935-1938
MAN
duwanee Co Road 5U" 1946._
Tamp 16s June *66 op '26 JAJ
6s W W Purch '36-72.FAA
52
105
94
103
92
4 %s Impt 1936-37— -JAJ
West Palm Beach 6s 1935^40. f 31
_
/ 32
/Flat price.
Oundlnam&rca Dep(Colombla)
Extl s f 6Us 1969
MAN
r
94%
33%
100
9%
10
100%
100%
Czechoslovak Republic—
Ext • f 8s 1951 ser A—AAO
B*t ,fSi 1952 ser B..AAO
22
16
50
8Us 1955
6a 1953
102
105
94%
88%
MAN
FAA
-
Danzig Port A Wat Ways Bd
a xtl ■ f 0Us 1952
JAJ
Denmark ext 6s 1942
JAJ
Ext'l 5 Us 1956
—F&A
Trust rets 4 Us 1902- A&Ol 6
Dominican Ren 6 Us '42.MAS
22
99 %
86
87%
66%
65
5 Us Oust Adm 1940.. A AO
2nd ser 6Us 1940
AAO
65
Dreslen (Ger) extl 7* *45 MAN / 20
Duesseldorf 7s to 1945
/ 26
/ 26
Duisburg 7s to 1945
106
,
102
112
107
ifil Salvador (Kep)— 8sA'48JAJ
99
99%
28
25
1967-J&J
Finland (Repnb) 6s '46..MAS
f
"20%
6%
27%
61
40
95
105U
10254
4% serial notes 1936—J&J
4s 1937-40
Frankfurt-on-Main
12
27 %
g
104 %
102%
M&S
1956
28
94
Estonia (Rep of) 7s.
■
69%
"67*"
>
37""
/
Certificates of deposit
Extl
12%
70
101
97%
J&J
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1935-1946-.- —--AAO
Bxtl s 16 Us 1953
MAN
/ 26
f 22%
28
French Government—
5%
8
26
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20 H
20%
7s ext of 1924-1949...JAD
fH* External 1941—-JAP
176
174 %
5Us 1937---------—---..
154
iermanUon8
177
178U
v
M~unic~78747F&A
/ 25
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Cons manic 6s 1947
20%
25
German Govt lnt^rnat—
13
13
13
JAD f 24
German extl 7* 1949.
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58
Default coups July-Dec '33.
24%
5U% loan of 1965
33
*
41
Called bonds
Dawes coups Oct 15 *3 4 stpd
93
100
FAA
68
100 %
2d Series 1942
11
52
28
...
29%
6H
»35
"16
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19.U
April 15 1935
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June 1 1935
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94U
101
German Prov A
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(C on Agr Laan)6U>'68 JAD
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15%
41%
40%
Graz(Muni Austria 8s'54 MAN
95
/ 90 U
May 1935 coupon on
Greek Govt s f 7s 1964—MAN / 36%
111
114
52
Hungarian Bk 7U" 1962.
f 60
/ 63
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6s
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99
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Helsingfors (City) Finland—
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.AAO 103
93
03 A&O
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91
13%
14
103
105
107
105
100
103
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108
23
103 %
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Hungarian Cons Munlc Loan
• tft 7 U® 1945
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29%
42%
30 %
Hungarian (defaulted coups).
35
26sz
Hungarian Land Mtg lnstlt n
27
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Irish Free State 6s 190O-M&N
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38
11%
13
13
13
13
30
/ 38
114
58 %
Italy 'Kingd) extl 7» *61-J&D
Italian consol 3 % %
38%
Ored Oansortium for
Pub wks ext 7s A '87-M&8
32
30U
38%
115%
60
40%
68
90
48%
46%
Pub wks ext 7s B '47.M&S
Pub Utl) Credit ■ f 7s '52JAJ
54%
51%
Japanese Government—
5 f 6 Us 1954
Extl s f 6Us 1965
98
^FAA
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85 %
83
84%
82%
13
Oriental Dev Oo 6s '53-MAS
Orient Dev Co 6 Us '58MAN
13
Jugoslavia—See Mtge Bank of
13,,
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Lima (City) Peru—
Bxtl s f 6 Us 1958—MAJ JT 10U
14%
14
13
13 %
80
1 Q%
f 32
/100
35
Certificates of deposit.-...
Luneberg (City) 7s 1948-M&N
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Maranhao (State Brazil
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Coupon off
.......
Aedellln (Munlc)
7s extl Dee 1
6 Us 1954—
(Columbia)
f 11%
f 10%
/
/
1951
...
,
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104 %
15%
14
^
9
6
8%
Mendoia (Prov) Argentina—7U» Rxtl R f 1951
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/ 50%
» Tax-free in Connecticut
24
108
Unmat'd coups attached.
;
,
Nominal.
1
Bxtls f 7s Sept 1946-,; JAJ
54
40
Hukuang Rvs 5s £—J&D16 f 37%
Oarlstlanla (Norway)—
MAS **99% 101%
30-yr s f 6s 1964
CoIogueGerm 'y 0 Us '50 MAS16 1 26U,
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9
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Hanover (City) Germany 7s *39
94
Chinese Government—-
99
102
22 U
32
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1946
57 %
53
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88
31
91
92
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78
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21
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Hamburg (State of) Germany
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50
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26%
Guatemala 8s 1948
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53
103 U
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99%
94
-
b Basis.
19
100
'63—J&J16
Jan to June 1934
53
74
60
1945-1950
f 6Us
July *34 to Sept '35
Scrip
93
—
6s 1940-1950
Palm Beach
(City of) 6s
s
13
9%
8%
Carlsbad (City) h f 8b 64. J&.> / 35
Cauca Val (Dept ef) Colombh
7 Us 1946
AAC
Bxtl sec 7« 1948
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7H
Ceara (Brazil) 8s 1947
2%
.J&D
Cent Agrlcui Hank vCermany,
Farm loan 7s 1960—MASK / 37U
"arm loan 6s I960—J&JN / 29%
Farm loan 6s 1960 ..AAOK f 29
Ser A int ctfb '38.— AAOK f 37%
Central Bank of Germany—
6s A 1962
F&A
30%
6s series B 1951
AAO
37%
Chilean Cons Municipal Loan
Bxtlsf 7s 1960ser A..MAR
11%
Chill (Rep; ext 7s 1942.MAN
12%
Extl s f 6s 1960
AAC
12%
Extl s f 6s Feb 1961
F&A
12%
Extl s f 6s Sept 1961—M&E
12%
Bxtl By ref 6s 1961
12%
-JAJ
Bxtlsf 6s 1902
MAP
12%
Extl s. f. 6s 1963
MAN
12%
Chill Mtge Bk 6 Us '67 J&D31
12
8f gu 6Ue> Jne 30'61.JAD 3)
12%
8 f gu 0s 1901........AAO
12
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12%
6% notes 1931........JAD *f 13
104
100
100
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35
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90
78
78
78
72
97
91
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Oaldas (Dept of) Colombia
External s f 7Us 1946- J&1
95
Refunding 6s 1952....1111
97
Bulgaria (Kingd) a f 7s '67 J&J
July 1935 coupon on
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%
115
Orlan<i«> hks iw35 1^52
97
52
—
2.50 %
65
101
45
100 %
96
6 U« PubWloJuneSO '46JAD / 33
92
Serial 6Hs 1935-1937-J&J
95
51 %
51
(City) Australia—
f 6s 1967
MAS
Extl
JiM
72
40
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11
11
6s June '35 coupon 1962
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Buenea Alree(Prov)6s 'UlMAb / 71 %
6s stamped 1961
: 59%
to 2.50
102
48
Budapest • City) Hungary—
to 2.50
109
A
24 %
45
Funding 5s 1951
M&N
Ry 7Us 1949 / 17
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to
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9
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83
85
115
58
54%
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Costa Rica (Republic)—
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8 f 6s 1968
98%
1964—
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41
1937
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50
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26
26
5U" 1936-1939.—...MAN
5 UM940-1950.
MAN
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refunding..
......
10
7%s stamped 1947
MAS / 75
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-
7s stamped 1952
Marlon Co Road 6s 1952
90
Road bonds 6s 1952...87
Miami 5ii 1936-193*
PfAB / 75
634s
10
—
107
Feb 11936-'41 / 48
Water & light 5Us 1940-50-1
98
County 5s July 11936-40 *02
..New bench
refunding 3-5s
DUkiuI
20
20
6s of 1896
6s ef 1913
4Us of 1883
104
Leon
1940-1960
25%
19%
101
1936-45—JAJ 15&f00
15.$ 4.00
1937
FA A ,6 3 -00
6s
6
1941
J&i>
7s Cent By elec 1962—JA'
102
15 1940-45.JAJ
5%
5%
MA
A&O
110
109
6Us July 1941-1976
105
Hillsborough Co 5s Oct 11943 100
95
Hillsborough Sch Dist No 4—
™
Jaokoenvllle 6s Jan 1 '86.JAJ & 3.00
6
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Brazil 8% ex.
107
26
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Dade Oo Spec Bcb Dist No 2
1935
i
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Duval Co Road 5a 1955
Duval Oo School District
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Escambia Oo 6s Aug 15 1951.
Gainesville 534s July 1936-40.
6s
7s 1968
Rxt) r f 7s 1969
6s 1940
4s.xti
38
102
Impt *35-'66 var_. / 24
Dade Oe 5s Oct )047-'54 AAO
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94
1*1'
Ukeland
'
4Us of 1888
100
Columbia Co Road 6s 1947—
103
Road bonds 6s 1955
Coral Gables 5U«'36-'56AAO / 24
6s impt 1936-1938
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Brevard County School Tai
Districts No. 4 6s 1935^55.
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2.52j
to 3%
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87%
84%
Danish Cons Municipal Loan
to 2.80
Ae.t Co 4Us 1940-1960.MAS b 3.20
9
Newcastle Co—
..JAJ 6 3.00
f 7s 1942
s f 1967
95U
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234s April 1 1958-1966
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83%
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;
22%
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22
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Bxt 6s July
Bxtl
20 U
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95
~
94 %
91
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43
22%
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.50
1.25
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Australia
2.25
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22
80
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95
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100
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21
Cuban 6s 1944
f 6s I960.
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4s Water 194U-1965.
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7%
7%
30
Ext 6s ef '23 1957A..MA8
ISt g 6s 196S Ser B
JAD
Jink fund gold 0s 1969-JAL
Bxtl s f 6s Oct 1969—AAC
Bxtl s f 6s 1960
-M&F
2.75 %
to
8%
8%
7%
Ask.
1961—J&J
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lg
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Scrip issue of 1933
Scrip issue of 1934
Columbia Mtg Bk—
20-vr s f 6Us 1947
A&O
Sink fd 7s(of 1926) '46 MAN
Sink fd 7s (of
1927) f47 FScA
Copenhagen—
as June I 1962
JAP
Extl g 4Us 1953
MAN
Cordoba (Prov) Argentina—
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■xtl ■ f 7s ser C 1946—.JAJ
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Bxtl s f 7s 1967 1st ser. A AC
Bxtl s f 7s 1967 2d ser.AAC
*»xtl • ' 7s 1967 3d ser.AAC
8s 1946
Antwerp (Ottyj extl o§ bbJ&D
1.75
J A.I
22
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coupon on
_
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24 %
Akershus (Dept of). Norway6s 19«S
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to 3.50
1.00 to 3.50
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Bonds.
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6s Oct 1961
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6s Feb '35 coup on '47 F&A f2lH
To
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Net.
2.00
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FOREIGN GOVERNMENTS
AND CITIES
J
1943. 1948
4s 1935-46
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MAS
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month preceding the date of Issue.
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BONDS
MUNICIPAL
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possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
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Met Wat Serv & Dr Board
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92 M
8f 5%s 1950....—A&O
Nerwav *xt 0s 1948..F&A 15
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F&A
101
100 M
100
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101%
101
85-yr extl s f 5s ,03—M&Slf
Norway Municipalities Bank
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101%
102
102 %
1959.F&A f 24%
Oldenburg (Free State) 7s 1945 f 26
Oriental Devel—See Jap Govt
Oslo • f g 6o 1965
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26
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14%
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109
89 %
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f 8s 1950
Alegre
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8 f 40-yr 7 Ms 1900
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32
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4s May 15 1958-08.M&N 15
Hydro ElecPow Com—
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Ottawa Olty 5s '36-'45—J&J
0s Munlc Imp *36 -'50—J&J
5s July 1 1936 1956
J&J
4Mb 1936. 1944
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4 Ms 1936-1937
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1936-*3S.
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Quebec (Province)—
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87
86
95
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Athens—4 Ms June 30 1943— b 3.00
Atlanta—-4Mb Jan 11940. J&J b 3.00
5s Water 1936'37
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5a Water 1938- 61
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4Mb 1936-1950
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Augusta—4_Ms Flood '42M&N
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Columbus —5s 1936 44—-J&J b 3.00
Cordele fie W W '36-'38—J&J b 4.00
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Rome isMunIcbldg'36-'39A&0 5 3.10 to 2.90 %
to 2.75 %
Savannah—4Ms ref 1943.J&J 5 3.00
to 2.80 %
4Ms Drainage 1944.—F&A 5 3.00
4 Ms Refunding 1969—F&A 5 3.00 to 2.85 %
5 3.30
Spalding Co—5s 35 *49—J&C
Swainsboro 6s 1936-50—A&O 5 5.00 to 4.60,%
Valdoata 5s 1936-1942
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Ware Co 5s Road 1936-49-J&J 5 3.50 to3.00 %
Dougherty Co 5s *36 *48 M&a
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Marietta 5s W„W 1939.—F&A
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5 3.25
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90
93
87
92
87
87
92
92
Watklns S D 6s 1935 60.M&N
95
92
Woodbury 6s 1936-49
90
95
87
92
96 M
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94
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103
115
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5s s f 1955 & 1900—-A&O
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MUNICIPAL BONDS
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Bid.
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Fort Wayne School DIst—
5s Oct 1 1936-1943
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Hammon (Olty)—
4s O H 1942-1956—J AJ3< 6 3.50
Indianapolis—
6 2.50
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Tepeka 8 D 4Mb Mar 1 '36-*46
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4Mb Bridge '36 to *41-FAA
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Louisville—5s Sch 1962. AAO
4Mb Hospital 1951
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Battle Creek S D—
4Mb 1936-1937
4Mb 1938-1949
Bay City—
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4 Ms 1936-1942
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Annapolis 4Mb W W '42.AAO
Baltimore—5a 1936-1946 MA8 63715
5s 1936-1961
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4s Annex 1954—.—-JAD 6 3.10
4s Parks 1955
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4Mb Sewer 1969
4b Ref July 1 1937
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8Mb July 1936 to 1939.MAS b 1.00 to 2.50 %
Portland Water District—
4s Funding 1938—
JAD b 2.50 to 2.25 %
4s Funding 1948
JAD 6 2.90 to 2.70 %
Saco 4s April 1939
AAO 6 3.00 to
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South Portland Sewer Dist4a 1935-1950—.
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Waterville 4Ms 1940-50
6 3 50 to 3.25 %
Westbrook 4Ms 1935-48
Henderson Oounty—
sRAB Oct l'35-'56 AAO
JAJ
4s 1940-51 'tax-exmpt)MAN 6 2.10
.75
Maiden 4s '36-'44 (tax-ex) FAA 6
Portland—
Crittenden County—
6Ms Fdg Feb 1 *39-'49.FAA
%
1.50
4Mb 1937 (tax-ex)
FAA
Lynn—
4s 'r6-'39 (tax-exmpt). M&N 6
to 360
to
to 2.75
Lawell—
to 4.25
4Mb W WA Sew'36- 54.JAJ
4Mb May 2 1936-67—MAN2 b 4.25 to 4.25
Tensas Basin Levee District—
5s Jan 1957
JAJ
98M 100
to 3.60
to 3.60
to 2.75
Holyoke—
4 Ma '36-'50 (tax-ex)—FAA 6 1.25
6 1.00
4Mb 36-*41 (tax-ex)
JAJ
to 4.30
4.30
4.30
) 4.25
6 3.80
6 3.80
to 3.60
.50
6 2.50
(tax-ex)—.MAN
6 3.80
6 3.80
6 3.80
6 3 80
to 2.10
3.75
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3.60
to 3.60
to 3.90
to 2.75
4M» 1936-1937—.....MAS 6 1.00
6 2.20
4Mb 1938-1941
MAS
6 1.00
4s 1936-*55
Kennebec Water District—
4s Ref May 1 1959..-MAN b 3.50
Klttery Water District—
5s Jan 1936 to 1938
JAO 102
Old Town Water District—
4s July 1936-1939
JAJ 6 1.00
4b July 1952-1958
JAJ
6 4.05
Bewllng Green—5b 1955. JAJ
Qevlngton—
6s WW Jan 15'36-'61 JAJ 16
4Mb Fdg 1936-48
FAA
4 Mb 1936-1950
AAO
4Ms WW 1936-51
JAJ
4s Fdg 1952 opt '42—FAA
4Mb School Jan 1 1933-69..
2.70
.50
.60
Fall
102M
FAA
1935-1909—-JAD
4MB 1935-1945
%
2.60
2.65
4s Sept 1 1958..—-MAS
4s July 1 1941-1956
River—
102
5s Wat Wks Rlv '36-'40MAS
3Msl935
3 Ms 1936-1937
3 Ma 1938-1939
3 Ma 1940-1951
105
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98
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Project No. 2 July 1 '50 JAJ
Project No. 3 July 1 '50 JAJ
1
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3.20
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3b Bridge 1941—
FA A
Chelsea—4a Park 1930—AAO
103 M
„
to 2.50
KENTUCKY
1.00
Everett—
4s Hlghw A Bdge '40-44 MAN 6 2.00
4s State Pier 1936 1942-MA8
.50
to 2.85
JAJ
6
MAS
4s 1935-1947 tax-ex..-AAO 6
4s Oct 1 1946-1949
to 2.70
to 2.50
3 45
.75 ;tO 1.50
.50 to 2.25
Cambridge—
2.25
to 2.80
%
Brockton—
97
95 M
100M
>
to 2.70
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3.50
3.30
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8 Ms July 1 1945 ;
6
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Bralncree—48 1936-1V41JAJ16 6
to 2.50
1935
to 2.10
to 2t5
JAD
JAD
JAJ
1
1
.50
1.40
1.60
.50
4s Tub A Sub'59 tax-ex
Orleans District—
Dec 1
I
2.00
4l Sub 1957 tax-ex
AAO
4s Sub 1958 tax-ex....JAJ
101M
5s
%;
2.30
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1.80
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4s Tunnel A Sob 1948.JAD
99M
97
3.90
to 3.90
.25 to 2.30
.25 to 2.40
4b
100
101M
101M
to
4b July
3%
4Mb Water 1936-1947—JAJ
McPherson 4Mb 1945.......
Reno Oo 5s 1941
Saline Oo 4Mb 1945
99 M
3%a 1935-1951
8Mb June i 1943
94
to 3.90
6 4.15
6 4.20
4%b Sept 11981
..MAS
4Mb Tun 1960 tax-ex.. AAO
4Mb Dec 1976
J&D
102 M
100 %
6s 1930
4Mb 1936-1953
FAA
4Mb 1936-1953
JAJ 6
Sch DIst 4Mb 1936-54JAJ 6
4s 1936-1946 (tax ex)
102 %
98 M
6 4.10
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Boston-
101%
I
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„
96
96
to
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100
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4.10
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6 4.00
3s gold July 1 1939
JAJ
3s gold Water Jan 1 1941. JAJ
Arlington 4a 36-'42ftax ex) JAJ 6
99 M
99 M
102
2.25
.
100 M
97 M
97 M
97 M
98
JAJ
JAJ
JAJ
.AAO
4a Floating debt 1948.AAO
4s Constitutional 1942.JAJ
4a Public Impt 1950 opt
1942 (old Issue)
JAJ
4s Pub Impt 42 not '91.JA)
4Mb serial 1935-1940
4 Ms serial 1940-1980
1936-1939
JAJ
1940-1949
JAJ
40
1950-1959
JAJ
4MB 1936-1901
AAO
4Mb Sept 1 1935-1968.MAS
Orleans Parish Sch Board—
5s 1936-1944—
JAD
%
5s 1945-1967
JAD
Plaqoemlne Parish E Bank—
5s Oct 1952 opt 1942—AAO
%
Pentchartraln District—
D 6s 1944
MAN
%
5s July 1968
JAJ
%
Red River A A B B Dlstrlct2.40
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AAO
2.50
6s Mar 1953 opt 1943-MA8
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2.75 Shraveport—
£
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97 M
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4Msl960-67
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MAS
3s Met Sewerage 1980...MAS
95 M
4M* 1936-39
115 M
94 M
95
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MASSACHUSETTS
102
102
5s Pub Belt RR '39-'49.JAJ
5s Pub Belt 1950-59—.JAD
to
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Marsnaiitown—
i
2.90
%
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.75
1935-52 (tax-exempt)..Vai
4s Wnr.er registd 1935 '58.JAJ
3M» 1956 ref (tax-exem).JAJ
3Mb 1937 reg (tax-exem).JAJ
3 MS Water
1942
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New Orleans—
6 1.00
101
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6 3.00 .to 2.85
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Like Borgne DIst Leveeis Dec 1952 opt 1942.. J AD
8Mb Refunding 1952 —JAJ
8Mb Sewage Impt '80. AAO
Oumber'd 4Mb W w '41.AAQ
Hageratown—
5s Water 1938-1987...AAO
4MB 1936-1980
AAO
Montgomery Oo
4Mb 1939-1908
MAN
Washington Sub San DIst—
4Mb Sewer g 1978
JAJ
102
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101
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1957-1967—
6 2 00
4MB 1944—
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1956-1965—
1972-1975
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8Mb Iinpt 1940
8Mb Mar
1945
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99
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100 M
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4Mb High 1950-55..
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4Mb 1942-1952
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5s Sept 1935-1972—MA815
5s Dist ref A Imp '49..MA8
1.50;
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3 Ms July 11948-1950
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—
93
95
93
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—
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A&O
M&N
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1936-50
1949
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Kansas City—
93
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to
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0
1936-1954la 1936-1943
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or
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—J&J 6 .75
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1936 1937
A&O
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Kansas City S D—
4s 1941-1951
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4 Ha 1937
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4Ha Rd&Bdge '36 '37 M&N
4Ha Rd&Bdge '36-'48 J&D
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1935-1941
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4s 1936-1939
4s 1940-1961
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J&J
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%
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M&N
5a July 11953
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1935-48—F&A
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5s 1935-1954
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M&N
1949
J&J
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4s 1952
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4Ha 1936 1939
A&O
4Ha Aug 1936 1938
F&A 6 3.50
4a Court Hse 36 '38..A&0 6 3.50
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3.85
to 3.50
98
98
99
102
100
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5s Highway 1942
A&O
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4Ka 1936-1953
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6 4.00
to
6 4.00
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3.75
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77
70
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York School District—
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4.25
4.25
475
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4.80
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to 4%
6 4.10
6 4.10
to
3.75
3.75
to 3.75
6 4.25 to 4.10
to
-..a
4a
to 3.50
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4s June 1936-1938
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J&J
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4s 1935-1940
4s 1941-1945
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s
series O Jan.1940...
s
series D July 1940...
series E Jan 1941...
s
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1936-1964
to 4.20
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1944
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6 3.20
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1
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%
%
6
.50
6
.75
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1.60
1.75
1.75
1.90
to 4.20
to 4.20
80
80
97
_
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1936-1960
6 3.00
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4.20
to 4.20
6 2.75
J&J
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3.00
6s 1936-1972
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%
to 4.15 %
to 4.00 %
to 4.00 %
to 4.00
to
to 3.75
6 2.50
to 3.00
6 2.50
to 3.00
6 2.50
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5%"
to
5%
to
3.50
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4 Ha Bldg&Rd*36-*46 J&D20 63.85
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6 4.50
iHa Imp 1936-1942- J&J 6 4.50
fis 1936-1954
..F&A
Haboken—4Ha 194fi
J&J
6« School 1936-1954...J&J
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4Hs May 1 1950——-M&N
4 Ha 1930 1978
SI&N15
4a g Park 1954 & '69—M&N
4« gold refunding 1935-F&A
4Ha July 15 *86-74. J&J16
%
4.00 %
6 2.60
6 3.25
/ 75
Falrvtew—fis 1944..
GioucesterClty 4Ha*36-00J&D 6 6.00
6 6.00
5Hs Water 1937-1955
2*60
to
J&D
Englewood—4a Sept '35IM&8
Essex Oc unty—
4Hs 1936-1949
M&S15
4H« 1950-1960
M&S15
4Ha Road 1936-1936—F&A
4s Hospital 1946
F&A
Essex Fells (Boro; fis July 28
1936-1960
::
to 1.50
to
4Hs 1936-1969
to
75
to 2.90
M&S 6 .75 to 2:50 %
M&S 6 2.60 to3%
4Hs ser AJuly 1938..
series B July 1939...
1936 1957
6 2.15
6 3 00
JvD 6 .50
M&S 6 .50
.50
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Concord 4 Ha 1942
J&D
1
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J&J b 4.50
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&
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Cape May—
to 3.50
NEW HAMPSHIRE
4.50 to 4.25
4.50 to 4.25
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a
a
§1936
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3%
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,
>
95
I
5a 1936-1940
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J&J 6 1.00
193fltr55
to 3.15
100
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4Hs 1940-50
Omaha—
s
3.10
to
to
Round Br°ok 4
•36.'42 J&D
Bridgeton (City)—
4 Ha 1935
J&D
4 Ha 1936-1942
J&D
4 Ha 1943-1949
J&D
4 Ha 1950-1954—
J&D
4 Ha 1955-1958.
J&D
100
NEW JERSEY
»
to
5 2.60
4Ha 1935 to 1969—J&D 15
Bogota—
4 Ha 1936 1946
-
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<
/Flat price.
to 3.25;
'to 3.10
—
%
to 3.20
Daniels Co o» 1936-1942.. J&J
,
6Baals.
3.25
to 3.25
to 3.25
5a Dec 15 1935 1956. J&D 15 6 3.50
6 3.50
to3%
3.50
Beatrice S D 5a 1936-54..F&A 6 1.50
Meridian 5s Dec
3.25
3.25
to
44-M&N 6 3.75
6 3.75
Belleville 5a 1935 a
Belleville SD 5s *35-'44M&N
Bergen Oc—
95_
to
to
.—F&A
b 3.75
4 Ha Funding 1945
b 3.75
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to 2.30 %
to 2.65
95
b 3.75
b 3.75
4Hs 1936-1955
w
5Hs Bducat'J 1936-1941.. J&J 6
4 Ha Educational 1944
J&J 6
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J&i
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J&J
MISSISSIPPI
A&O
1936-1952Ju
60
60
90
to 2.40
F&A 6 1.75
56
53
60
90
%
%
to 2.80 %
to
56
53
60
4Ha Dec15 1935 64..-J&D 5 2.60
J&J
A&O
A&O
4Ha 1935-1952
M&N
rones Co 6s 1936-1942—M&N
op¬
9?
60
53
to 1,60
6 1.75
55
55
55
55
55
a
4Ha Jan 1
1.90 %
to 1.90
Atlantic County—
2*25 %
MONTANA
J&J
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6 Ha 1936-1954
1.90 %
to
53
/
/
/
/
/
to 2.40
Springfield 4Hal936~*9.M&N
university City—
50
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—M&N 6
4 Ha 1942-1949
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"48-F&A
J&J
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IHa May 1 1939-50
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J&J
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A&O
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J&J
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to
M&S
F&A
4.40a 1936 1954
fis 1936-1939
5a 1940-1947
5s 1948-1968
3%
to 2.75
1935-1945—A&O 6 .25
4Hs 1935-1948
M&N 6 .25
4Ha 1941-1948
M&N 6 2.00
4a 1936
M&N
4a 1937-1940
M&N 6 1.25
4s 1941-1945
M&N 6 1.90
4s 1946-1951
M&N 6 2.40
3a School 1940-54
6
ho
to 3.20
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to 2.25
...
%
.
3.10
6 3.00
1945-1955
J&J 2.75
6
.80
* hs 35-'46—M&S
St Joseph 4 Ha ref 1951
62.50
St Joseph S D 4s 1940
St. Louis 4 Ha Public Bide a
.25
Imp 1936-1943
J&J
2 Ha
%
3.15
J&J
r
b
4Hs 1935-1939
M&N
4H« 1935-1953
M&N
4 Ha
1986-1940
M&S
4Hs
1951 I960
M&S
4H» 1936-1970.,
M&N
Allan Olty 4Hs 1936-38.. J&J
1 Ha 1938-1958
J&J
4Ha Paving 1938
J&J
4 Ha Jan 1 1945.
J&J
4Hs June 1
19?6 60. J&D
to 3.50 %
8s Josepn
1.00, to 2.25
Improvement 1942-J&D
1944
A&O
2H Jan 1936 to 1943
Ed Aid 4H» ser A Jan 1936-42
As bury Park (City)—
to 3.40 %
6
to 3%
to 2.75 %
to 2.60
to 2.00
%
.75
6
a
6
May 1936 to 1941
3%
to 2.75
to 2.70
.75
to 3.25
6
2.50 to2%
2.10 to 2.60
4 Ha Apr
5s
to
to 1.90 %
to 1.90 %
6
1935
4 Hi Apr
4 Ha Apr
1.75
1.75
1.90
.50
.50
to 3.40 %
1936-1939
4Hs 1940-1953
1.75
to 1.90
6
1.50 to 2.20
1.50 to 2.20
2.00 to 2.10
2.00 to 2.20
5sStImpMay2'37-'4lM&N2
1.60
.50
to 3.50
4 Ha
1.60
4Hs Nov 1935 to 1941—
6
3Hs 1941-1951
1.00
1.40
1.50
.50
1*00
2Hsseries D May 1937-70.. 6
Emergency Relief—
*
3 Ha Jan. 1936-41
&
to 3.50 %
-
1.90
3 Ms Mar 1936 to 1942
3 Ha May 1936 to 1942
.75
58 1 941
2.60
to 3.10 %
4a Various 1936-1970-M&N
4Hs 'air 15 1948 .... —J& J16
2.00
4Hs Dec 1 1939 . J&D
1.00 to 3%
Ouiuth 4Hi 1936 1947--J&J
1.00 to 3%
4 Hi 1936-1942
M&N
1.00 to 3%
4sWater & Light 1936.A&0
1.00 to 3%
4s 1936-1946
J&J
Dulutn ind School Dist—
3.00
5Ms 1936. 1931. 1940-A&O
4 Ha Feb 1 '40 op '89—F&A 100
Hennepin County—
1.50 to 2.25
6s Bridge 1936-40
-M&N
1.50 to 2.25
6H« Bridge 1936-40-M&N
6 1.00 to 2.20
4H> Sanitorlum "36 '42-J&J
6 1.00, to 2.20
4Ha Hospital *36-*41-M&N
Minneapolis—
5s 1935. *36. '40. '43. *45.
1.00 to 3%
•46. '47. '46. 49. '50-J&D
2.10
to 3.50 %
.75
.75
.75
4a
2.00
2.00
.50
.75
.75
Airport 1936-1951- . — .
Auditorium Nov 1 *36-71
'6
4s series C April 1936-69
3.00
1936-1955
A&O 6
11935-1947
J&D 6
Airport 1936-'54.-A&0 6
MINNESOTA
1.75
1.90
1.90
&
1
a
4s
1.75
—
4 H*
3.25
2.50
Oovertroads...—
Voted bonds.........
.50
1939
J&J
5s water 1939
J&J
4 Ha 1940
J&J
4 Hs Varloua May 9 *36-72 6
4 Ha Jan A July 1942 — - J&J
%
Saginaw—4Hs 1936-49--F&A
to 4%
4Hs Sewer 1936-51—-J&D 6 3.00
to 4%
4 Ha Water 1936-39
J&J 6 3.00
Wayne County—
1.60
4 Ha series F Jan. 1941
J—
4Hs aeries G July 1941
J
3.25
4s series H July 1942
!-—4s series I July 1943
b~~~5Q to 1% |
—J—
4 Ha series A of'27 July 1944
b 1.25 to 1.60 %
4s ser B of '27 July 1950—
b 2.30 to 2.70,%
Soldiers Bonus 5s July 1941
b 2.30 to 2.7 0 %
b 2.30 to 2.60) %
Highway extension—
b 2.70 to 3%
5s ser A of'20 July'51 opfc'36 ----b 2.40 to 2.55 %
4Ha B of '20 July '52 opt '37i---—
b 1.25 to 2.30 %
4Hs O of '20 Jan '53 opt '381
6 2.50 to 2.70 %
4Hs D of '20 Jan '54 opt '39 4 Ha E of '20 July'54 opt '39 ——
6 1.00 to 180 %
4 Ha F of *20 Jan '55 opt '40
6
.50 to 3.15 %
4 Ha A of '24 Jan '55 opt '40
6
.50 to 3.25 4
4 H a B of '24 July '55 opt "40
6 .50 to 3.15
4Hs O of '24 July *56 opt '41 r—--4 Hs ser B of '30 J uly '36-'67 £
-£0
&T.25" to 3.25
3 Ha ser O of '30 Nov "36-'69 6
.75
61.25 to 3.25
Inst const 3Hs A July 1936-66 {?
-50
6 2.75 to 3%
4Hs series B July 1936-67— ?
«50
5
4 Ha 1935-1937
4 Ha 1938 & 1939
to 3.20
Net.
1
4hs series E July 1940
MISSOURI
to 2.75
Ask.
Bid.
Bonds
Road 4Hs series O July 1939..'——
4Hs series D Jan 1940——
to 4.10 %
3.75, to 4%
b
To
or
livSi.
6 4.00
Grand Kmlds SehooiJL>lstrlc»—
4Hs1935-1943
M&S
Highland Park—
4 3*8 Apr 15 1957————
Jackson 4Hs 1936-47—A&016
Jackson Union S D—
4Hs 1935-1945
M&N
Bid.
Bonds.
Net.
Flint Union School Dist—
6s 1936-1954
M&S b 4.25 to 4%
6 4.25 to 4%
4Hs Marl 1936-1939
Grand Rapids—
3 Ha Sept 1 1936-1940
or
To
or
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
Flint 4 Ha
5s (Mar
99
STATE AND MUNICIPAL BONDS
v
to 4.20
to 4.20
to 4.20
6 4.90
to 4
6 4 90
to 4 .60
6 4.00
to 3.50
6 4.00
to 3 50
60
6 4.00
to 3
6 4.00
6 4.00
to 3 50
50
6 4.00
to 3.50
to 3 50
%
STATE
100
AND
MUNICIPAL BONDS
day of the month preceding the date of Issue
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing
Xteia basis
Yield busts
Bid.
Bond*.
Ask.
3.25
to 3.00
0s 1936-1902
to 4.40
4Us
<k>o Orange—4s '36 (s
Hunterdon County--
ft
4Us road A bldg 36-46J^J
ft 4.50
Irvlngton 5s School '03—JAD
6 3.25
4 Us 1935-1939
J&D
6 3.75
4U> 1940-1959------J&D
6 4.75
Jersey City 5Us
1942-53-AAO
1935-1969---------A&O
4Us School 1935-58—JAB
4 Hi School 1945—-.J&J
4 Us Water 1901
A AO
5s
4Us Water
1^6-1902-M&N
1930 f7O-JAD15
4 Us Bcb Impt '36 '52-J AD
4 Us Water
6 Us
1935-1949
JAD
5 Us
1950-1970--
JAD
Lodl—5s
4Us 1935-1907
to 4.25
4Us
to 4 25
to 4.25
6 4.50
to 4 25
to 4.25
6 4.50
to 4.25
to 4.25
Impt 1936-1955 -.MAN
Teaneck (Twp; 5U»'35 38--Tenafly 4 Us 1936 1963-FAA
Trenton 5UH 1935 i«51-A&0
5s School 1930-1937—AAO
5s School 1938-1939—AAO
99
3*50
to
6 3.50
to 4.50
6 3.50
to
6 3.50
4.50,%
to 4.50 %
to 5%
6 3.50
6 4.50
4.50,-/0
to
93
93
65
70
to 340
6 2 60
6 2.60
4Us Fund July
1935-1939.
1936-44—FAA*
MJuS°MSrV-86
"BO-Mie
if. RdScBdB '36
Mentclalr 4 Us Sch 1941-AAO
4
0s
42.-JAD
MAN
MAN
MAN
Re
MAS
1936-1972---——--MAS
5 Us Oct 15 '35 to '59
5s 1936-1958----—
4U« 1936-1969
1959
4Us
Dock
4U.
Apr 16
AAOIS
MAS15
FA A
•36-;61-AA016
6 3.75
6 4.00
to
to 3.50
to 3.50
to 3.50
6 4.00
to
4.25'%
2.60
to
3.50,%
6
6 2.60
to3.50 %
3.25
6 3.25
6 3.25
to
6 3.25
6 3 25
to
6 4 00
to 3.20
6 4.00
to 320
6 4.00
6 4.00
to3.20 %
to 3.20 %
6 4 00
to 3.20%
6 4 00
to
6 4.00
to 3.20
6 4 00
to 3.20 %
to 3.20 %
6 4.00
%
3.20,%
%
to3.20 %
to 3.20 %
to 3.40
6 3.60
to 3.40
3.20,'
75
75
_
45
55
45
55
6 4.15
to 3.90
6 4.15
to 3 90
6 4.15
to 3.90
85
89
85
QQ
f>eean Co 4U® 1936 1950JAD
Orange—"
4Un School 1943—-—JAD
4U>* Sewer 1935-1904-A&O
Passaic 4Us 1936-40—-MAP
5Un Gen Imp *35- 44—JAD
6Ui) Gen Imp '45- 51--JAD
fa imp 1936-1948—-MAN
5s Water 1935
MAN
6 5.00
to 4.50
6 3.00
to 3.90
6 3 00
to 3.90
6 2 60
to4%
6 2.60
to 4%
6 2.60
to 4%
to 4%
1944—MAN
6 2.60
--
_
4Un Refunding
.
JAJ
1936 JAJ
JAJ
JAD
4U" Water 1939-70
Passaic Oo 4Us 1936
4Un 1937-1946
4UII 1935-1968
P,&Tl938-19M.
M**
FAA
AAO
<IUn Feb 1 1945
4Un 1935-1967
Perth Amboy 4 Us Apr 1944
4Un Water 1936-04—MA82
4U« School 1930-1900-AAO
4U* School 1936
5s Feb. 1930-1977—-FAA
PI tlnfleld 4s School 1959 MAN
4Utt 1935-1962 various
Rahway—
4 Us 1935-1930
4Us 1935-1930
...
Ramsey 5s Water 1935-1940—
Bed Bank (Borough)—
4 Us 1935-1953
MAN
RIdgewood 4 Us 1936-62 .MAN
5Uf 1936-1939
-JAJ
4Us 1936-1968
MAN
Seattle City 5s 1942— FAA
Somerset Co 4 Us 1936-49 JAD
4Us 1936-1952
JAJ
Seuth Jersey Port District
4Us Marine Term 1935 73.
Less 1.
6 Basis.
..
Park
ct 1 1942
3%
3%
to3%
to 3%
to 3%
to3%
to 3%
to 3%
to 3%
Township Sch Dlst—
4Us 1936 1968
..JAJ 6 4.60
6 2.60
6 2.60
to 4%
to4%
6 2.60 to4%
6 3.00 to 3.90
6 3.00
6 3.00
to 3.90
6 2.60
6 2.60
to40/
to4S
6 2.60
to
6 4.75
to 5.25
6 4./5
to 5.25 %
6 4.75
to 5.25 %
6 4.75
to 5.25 %
to 5.25 %
6 4.75
to 3.90
43
6 2.60
to2.40;%
6 2.60
to2.40 %
6 4.25
to 4
6 4.25
to
4-/o
65
6 3.60
to 3.30
6 3.40
6 3.40
to 3.10
6 3.40
to 3.10
to 3.10
85
6 3.25
6 3.25
96
4.40 %
to
95
85
89
to 3.90
to3.00 yo
to 3.00 %
93
1.
to 3.70 %
to 3%
Highway 1936-1940
JAJ 6 3 50
to 3%
5U» Highway 1930-1940-JAJ 6 3.40
100
I Us Dec 10 1952 opt '22. J AD
99
100
Is Fund 1939 opt 1919 .MAS
99
5s
to
3%
to3%
100
/ Flat price.
105
Albuquerque 5s W W 1962JAD
JAJ 6 4.25
JAJ 6 4.30
4Us 1936-1950
4 Us 1936 1950
Middle Rio Grande
Dlst 5Ua '86-73
110
80
84
95
98
NIW FORK.
5s Jan A Mar 11930-1945
5s Jau A Mar 1940-1970
Highway 1903.
..MAS
Canal 1904..
JAJ
Canal 1905
JAJ
Highway 1905
MAS
Barge danal 1945...JAJ
Bonn* 1936 1939
AAO
Bonus 1940-1949
AAO
4s Canal Term 1942
JAJ
4s Canal Term Jan 1940.-JAJ
4s g High Imp Mar 1958 MAS
4s g High Imp Sept 1958 MAS
4s High Imp Mar 1900—MAS
4s Canal Imp July 1900—JAJ
4s Canal Imp Jan 1901—JAJ
4s Canal Imp July 1901..JAJ
4s Htahw Imp Mar '01 ..MAS
4s Palisade Park 1901.. .MAS
4s Canal Jan 1962
.JAJ
4s Htghw Imp Mar '02.-MAS
4s Canal Imp Jan 1907...JAJ
4s Hlghw Imp Mar '07 —MAS
4s Palisades Park 1907-MAS
4s Bldg oonstr '85-'39—MAS
4s Bldg oonstr *40-'49—MAS
4s Grade Cross Ac '35 30 MAS
is Apr 15 1940-1956—. AA015
3Us Mar 15 *30-'39.-MAS 15
Mar 15 '40-'81..MAS 15
4Us
4Us
4 Us
4 Us
4Us
4 Us
4 Us
.25
6
6 2.40
3.05
3.05 70
2.30 %
3.75 to 1.75 %
15 to 2.50 %
2.15
2.35
2.80
to 3.25
3.75
to 3.45
2.80
—
Dutchess Oo—
MAS
48 1930 1937...
4s 1938-1940
4s
2.80
2.80
4U«
I
to 2 .70 %
to 2.80
%
FAA
1.50
to
3.50%
MAS
.50
to
.25 %
*45—AAO
.50
to 2.25
1930 1958.
HJImira—-4s 1935—
4U» Water 1935
County—
Erie
%
_
1936-1938
—.JAD
4Ua 1939-1959
4i 1946-1953
1935-1950—MAS
Franklin Oo 4U« *36 '40.MA8
Freeport 4.20 Ser'35 45MAN
4.20 eewer 1946-1960.MAN
4Ua 1936 1951
MAN
4.40a 1936-1950
...MAN
Garden City 4 U"1936 62.JAJ
Greenburgh (T)—
4a 1936-1951
JAJ
Greenburgh U S Sch Dlst No 9
4.40s 1936 1965
.JAD
droton 0a Wat '30 -'50—MAN
Harrison (T)
4Ua 1930-1980
FAA
Haverstraw 4.12a '35-'37 MAS
Hempst6ad(T)4Ua,30 '59AAO
Hempstead 4Ua 1935-05 MAS
Hempstead Un F S D No 1—
0a 1936-1954
.......-MAS
Henry Hudson Parkway Auth
4% sink fund ser A Apr 1 '55
Horneii 4 Us 1930 1947—FA A
Hudson Rlv Regulating Dlst—
4U8 1930 1905
JAJ
4.70s 1936 1965
JAJ
HuntIngton(T)4s '36-'52.JAJ
[slip 4s 1936-1937
-MAS
.75
1.00
to 2.25 %
JAD
2.50
to 3.60
MAS
3.40
to 3.50 %
Essex Oe 4a
%
to 2.90
1.50
to 3.25
3.75
to 3.50
6 3.75
to 3.50
3.75
to 3.50
3.75
to 3 50
6 3.25
to
6 3.75
to 3.50
4.C0
5.00
to 3.75
6 4.00
to 3.65
3%
to 4.50
2.80
2.85
to 1.50 %
to 2.50
to
.75
to 2.75
tcl.50
2.75
to
to 1.50
to 2.70
114 U
114 U
114U
114U
to 3.75 %
6 3.50
to 3.25
6 4.00
to 3.75
to 3.25
to 3.25
Irvlngton 4.10a *35 '30..AAO 6 3.00
Ithaca—4Ua Water 1942.JAJ 6 2.25
to 2.50
4U"i 1°40-1954
JAJ
famest'n 4a Mar 20 1943 AAO
AA015
to 3%
to 2%
2.25
to
3.25
3.00
3.00
2.00
to 3%
4.25
2.00
to
4.25
to 3.75
6 4.00
6 4.00
4.00
MAS
5a 1936-1942
.....MAS
Long Beach 6Ua *36 '00.MAN
5Ua 1935-1940
JAD
5Ua 1941-1900
JAD
Mamaroneck(T)4Ua'86 -04JAJ
Mamaroneck Un F 8 D No 1—
5U« May I *86 '52.;
MAN
8.90a 1936*1930
JAJ
8.90s 1937-1939
JAJ
8.90s 1940-1904
JAJ
Mtddleport 4.35a *36 '42.JAD
4.35a Sewer '36 *'89
JAD
Mineola (V) 4.40s 1936 48 JAJ
Monroe Co 4s 1936*44..-FAA
3.90 Oo Bldg '36 '00—FAA
4.00
4.00
85
85
2%
to 2.75
to
2.75
to 1.50
4%
t°i%;
to 3.25
to 3 25
to 3.25
to 3.25
to 3.25
90
90
90
85
4.25
to 3.90
64.00
to 3.75
6 4.00
to 3.75
6 4.00
6 4.00
to 3.75
6 4.00
6 4.00
to 3.75
to 2.10
6
.40
to 1.75
6 2.10
6
.50
to 3.10
to 2.90
6
.50
6
.50
61.00
to
to 1.75
4U> 1935-1940
6 1.90
6 1.00
to 2.80
4a 1936-1939
61.00
to 3 .60
to 2.75
to 3.75
6 4.00
6 2.50
to 3.75
6 3.50
6 4.10
to 3.25
to 3.90
4i Sewerage 195Q-65..MAN 6 4.10
5a Jan 2 1938
JAJ 6 4.10
Naasan Oo—5a *35-'39-MAN 6 3.25
5Ua
1937
4Ua 1936*1944
3 Ha 1944-1950
3Hf 1951-1901-
3% July 1 1940-64
%
to 3.75
6 4.10
6 4.10
.50
3 60
to 3.50
6 4.00
MAS 6 3.50
1938-1951
6
6
to
to 3.50
to 3.80
to 1.60
to 2.85
to 3.80
6 3.75
6 4.10
.50
.50
3%
6 4.00
6 3.75
6 3.25
6 3.50
4 Us 1943-1949
4Ua Sch 1935-1944
4.40s
1943-1949
2.80
6
tol%
RJaat Chester—
Lackport 4U« 1935-1944
2.80
113
.75
1.60
MAS
MAS 6 2.90
1947-1954
Jamestown S D 5a 35-*89.JAD
/•hnatown 4 Us Dec 1935 '37Klnga Oo 4a May 1 *36 *'44
Kingston 3Us g 1936....AAO
Lackawanna 4 U« 35-'54 MAN
2.80
113
to 3.35
1.00 to 3.45
1936 1908
JAD
1.25 to 1.95
4 Us 1936 1938
JAJ
2.10 to 3.45
4Ua 193a-1967
—-AAO
.75 to 3.20
4s 1935-1948
AAO
4a June 15 1900......JAD 6 3.50 to 3.35
1.00 to 3.45
4s 1936 1958
JAJ
*50
4 Ua Water
1935
MAS
1.00 to 3.45
4 U« 19^6 '904
MAN
.75 to 2.90
2.60% Relief 1936-1945 JAJ
.60 to
.40
Columbia Oo 4 Ua 1936
AAO
1.00 to 3% |
4 Us 1937-1959
AAO
1.00 to 3% l
doming 5Ua 1886 '60.—Mas
.60 to 2.70 %
Clortland Co 4 Us '36 '51 -JAJ
.60 to 2.70 %
Delaware Oo 4.20a'35 '52 AAO
4Ua
4U« 1906 1940
2.80
2.80
I£
.40
JAD16
4a
6 2
2.85
2 85
.25
6 2.00
6
.25
6 2.00
6 3.75
1.80
3U« Mar 15 '80-'39..MAS 15 6 3.75
SUa Mar 15 *40-'81..MAS 15 6 1.70
3a g Canal Jan 1 1950
JAJ 113
113
3a g Canal July 1 1951—-JAJ
3s g Canal Jan 1 1959
JAJ
3s Canal 1057-59
JAJ
Albany Oo 4Us 1980-38.MAN
4Ua 1930-1960
-MAS
3Uo Fund 1936-1941—MAN
Albany 4 Ua 1935-39
MAN
4 Ha 1940-1969
MAN
1936-1964—
JAD
1936-1970
JAD
unlc A Sch '36-'03. JAJ
a 1830-1939
JAD
a 1940-1971
JAD
t Diat 4a'35-71
FAA
1935-1972
MAN
to 2.30 %
to3.15 %
ail
a
2.75,%
_
to4%
to 4%
Conser-
FAA
Ucorre Co 5s 41 op'21.-AAO
b 2.50
to
to2% '*
to 1.75
4 Us June 15 1904
4 Us
Ventnor City—
5 Us Man Bldg '36 '68. AAO
Vlneland (Boro)—
4%
6 3.60
a
MAS 6 2.40
6 2.40
RoadABdge'36 -47 FA \ 6 2.40
Oct 15 1935-'62—
.50
.60 %
5s 1936 1950
.
JAD
Arlington (Borough)
*42-FAA
-FAA
5Us Nor 15 1935 89-MAN
Ocean City—5s 1944----FAA
4U« Impt May 15 1938- 56.
to
HBW XIXXOO
Brunswlck4Ujs36-57FAA
4Us 1943-1907.
to
West Orange (T) 0s '38. MAS 6 3.90
4%
4%
to
to 3.40
Nntley S D 4Us '36
6 2.40
6 2.40
1936-'37—JAD15 6 2.40
AAO 6 2.40
4s Park 1936-1937
MAN 6 2.40
to 4%
to 3.20
North
5Us Impt 1935
0s Impt 1935. 2
Nerth Bergen 5s 1941 - - -JAD
0s School 1935-58—.-MAS
to 3.50
to 4.50
West New York 5s 1930..MAS
to
JAD
6 3.10
6 2 40
6
b"2.50
to
to 1.50 %
to
.50 %
'
to 3.50
6 4.75
3.25
6 3.60
—
to 3.50
3.25
6 4.00
1935-1907
te3 50
3.10
6 3.10
o
5 Us 1936 1950
MAS 6 4.25
Westfleld 5s June 15*36 -'00 J A u 6 3.30
4 Us 1936-1966
AAO 6 3.30
6 400
4 Us
to 3.50
6 3.10
1942
_
to3.20 %
to3.20 %
4Us 8ch A Wat '36-'69
6 3.10
Union
6 4.00
-JAD
JAD
4s 1943-70—-------JAD
8Us Track Kiev 1954-FAA
New
to 3.50
6 310
s
4.25 %
4Us School Dec l 45—JAD
6 4.00
4s Sch House 1969 opt 1949
6 4.00
4s Pas Val Sew'01 op'51 JAD
6 4.00
4s 1936-37
4s 1938-42
100
To
Net.
Ask.
JAD15 6 3.50
MAN b 1.00
Buffalo 5Ua 1944
3.10
3.10
6 3.10
■
%
to 4.75 %
1936-1938
3 Us
Msrrlstown 4Us 35
4s 1936 1936
4a 1937-1940
4« 1941-1969----Newark—4Us
0s 1935
6 2.50
to 3
6 310
4Us Water 1943
AAO
4Us 1936-1939
FAA
4 Us 1940-1966
FAA
4U« 1936-1960
FAA
4s City Hall 1939
JAD
Union City 4 Us '35 *64 -JAD
Union Oo 4Us 193?—
MAS
6s Sept 15 1937—MAS 15
6s March 15 1938-MAS 15
to 4.75
;3.25
JAD 16
1939-1949----JAD 16
to3
to 4.20
s
Middlesex Co—
4Us Oct 1 1935-71--Tar
8Ua Bridge 1«35 ....FAA
Brooklyn 3u» '36-'37
JAJ
3Ua gold 1930
JAJ
to 3
6 4.50
3.50 %
to 3 50 %
6 3 75
A AO
---—-JAJ
to 3.40
5s School 1940-1955—AAO 6 3.10
to 4.25
Allegany Oo 4Ua 1936- MAS b 1.00
b
Amsterdam 5a Wat i«35 37.
.75
linghamton—4* 1936..-FAA 6
.75
to 3.40
6 2.50
Bid.
Bonds
3.40,
6 2.50
tans
or
Net
3.40,
to
4s
e
April 1941
5U« July 1 1937
8 Us
to
Sussex Oo 4 Us '37-*44—MAS
6 4.50
1957" -JAJ
Mercer Co—
4H s
1936-1968
Summit 4Us Sch 1941
6 2.60
4Us Road
MAS 6 2.75
JAD 6 2.75
JAD 6 2.75
JAD 6 2.75
1936 1969
6 4.50
6 4.75
1936-1947-—--JAJ
Lyndha?8tC6s61936
to 3.75
Ask.
to 3.40
'44-JAJ b 2.75
FAA
4 Ha Imp A Sch'35-'38-JAD
4 Us Imp A Sch '39-'60.JAD
1936 1900--JAD 6 4.50
4« Refunding HMO
FA A
96
4s July 1 1936-1953.------80
Keanaburg 6U» 1936- 59-M&N
6 4 00
Kearny 4Us f93o. vftrn"«?v
4 U«
Bid.
Bonds
Yteia
To
or
or
MAS 15
6 3.75
AAO 6 3.25
to 2%
to 3.90
to 3.90
to 3.9
to 3.91
to 3%
to 3.51
to3%
MAS 6 3.25 to 3%
MAN 6 3.25 to 3%
JAJ 6 3.50 to 3.25
JAJ 6 3.50
JAJ 6 2.40
6 2.50
3.40% July 1 1941-45-JAJ
Newburgh
4 Wat Imp 1942-02
JAJ
4Us Wat Imp 1936-41-JAJ
New Rochelle 5a 86 *'50 MAN
4U» 1936-1936
MAN
4 Us 1937-1944—
MAN
4 Us 1945-1905
MAN
4 Us 1930*1903
MAN
to 3.25
to
3%
to 2.80
6 2.50
6 2.50
to 2.25
6 4.25
6 3.50
to 3.75
to 2.25
to
3%
6 3.90
6 4.25
to
6 4.25
to 4%
to 3.61
4%
%
-X,
Sept., 1935]
STATE
Quotations for all securities
AND
MUNICIPAL
Yield Basn
I
Yield Basis
To
or
.
Bond*
bid.
New York cur¬
ds Corp stk Jan25'30 J&J 25
6s Corp stk Jan25'37 J&J 25
4Ms June 1966
£&D
4Hs 1993
MfcS
4Ms May 1957
MAN
•4tti Not 1957
MSo*
4M* Dec 1 1979
J&D
1967—J&J
4Hs Corp «tk 1971—J&D15
4Mb Uorp stock
J&D
4Mb Corp stk 1935
Ask.
102
106
109
108 M
10934
108
108
110M
109
109M
109
Hi*
11SJ*
—
4^8 July 1 '37-'55_------- 6 1.50
4Mb Jan. 1 1977
J&J 105.M
4J4s 8ch * Var '35-'89-J&D 6
.75
to
1900 opt 193U
434s
434s
434s
434s
434s
434s
434*
434a
434s
434s
I960
Mar 1 1902
Mar 1 1904
M&S
M&S
105
-
North Tarrytown— -v
434s Water 1946-04—AAO
434s 1947-72
----JAJ
Oneida—4s Water *40-'45-JAJ
434s Water 1936419—--JAJ
Onondaga Oo-434s '35*47AAO
4.20s Dec 15 1935-71 JAD15 6
4s June 15 1936-'44
Is
%
10634
10634
10634
to 3.85
to 3 85
10234
10234
1.50
10234
10234
10234
10234
10234
to 1 7o
101
to 3.50
97
97
FAA
4s Water Works 1954—JAJ
97
GfoenvrUie 5s W W '58—FAA 6 4.50
Guilford County-—
-
to
3.10,%
Iredell Co 5s Aug
434s 1936 1939
_
.
to
3 25 %
to
3%
to 3.10
1*75
to
2.25
2%
to 2.25
434s 1943-1947
2°30
2.50
to
3.10,%
to 3.20
to 2.90
%
%
5s 1936-1945
4s May 1938
Westchester County—
3.60
....
to 3.25
to 3.35
to 3.60
.80
%
b 2.30
b 2.50
to 1.85
%
to 4.80
2.25 %
to 3.10 %
to
to
3.35 %
to 2.85 %
to 3.35 %
Poughkeepsle 4Msl936-52JAD b 2.90
4s School 1935-'59
MAS b 2.75
b 3.40
Port Jervli 434s 1937-1966 .
Port of N Y Authority—
Gen A ref 4s May 1 1975 —
10234
3s series F Mar 1 1941——.
Arthur Kill Bridges-434» Ser A 1930 to'46MAS 107
George Washington Bridge4s Ser B 1936 to '50-JAD
103
434s Ser B 1939to'53MAN U034
to 2 .60
to 3.35
to 2.50
_
6
6
6
6
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
to 2 90
to 2.90
s
6 1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
s
104
,s
112
Feb 1936
10434
D 1936to'60MAS 10334 10434
Holland Tunnel—
*
434s Ser E 1930to'6OMAS 11034 11134
Patnam Co 434s '30-'51-A&O b 3.40 to 3.10
4s 1936-1954—
FAA b 3.40 to 3.10
%
to
1.50
to 3.40
6 3.00
6 1.00
to
to
3%
3%
to
3.60
b 1.00
b 3.10
b 1.00
to 3.25
6 1.00
to
to 3.30
to 3.30
3%
L
._
3.10
3.15
—AAO b 2.50
AAO b 1.75
AAO
to
3%
_
3.10
3.15
to
4*%"
to 3.90
to
3".90
..FAA 6 1.50
to 3.90
AAO 6 1.75
to 2.85
434S
4 34 s
4 34s
4 34s
434s
to 2.85
6 3.50
6 3.50
to
to 2.85
b 2.00
b 3.15
to 1.50
2.85
to 2.80
to 2.80
6s 1936-1909
JAJ f
534s 1936-1957
—J&J f
534s Street 1930
F&A/
634s 1936-1969
M&8/
4«s 1935-1965
M&N /
434s 1936-1962
A&O /
Buncombe Co 5s'36 -'40—J&D /
434s Funding 1939
M&S/
to
1%
to
to 2.70
Rockland Co—
-
to 2.10
to 2.60
to 3.40
to 2.60
to 3.10
to 2.85
4s 1935-1930
48 1941-1954—
6 3.50
to 2.85
6 3.50
to 2.85
4s 1907-1908
Asheville—-
6 3.50
to 2.85
to 2.85
to 3.60
to 3.60
JAJ 6 4.00
JAJ 6 4.00
JAJ 6 400
to 3.60
OHIO
to 3.60
to 3.60
to 3.60
^
32
35
32
32
30
32
*4.408 1956
4s 1936 opt 1906
M&S
3 Ms 1940 opt 1912—A&O
Oleaeiand »5Ms 1940-70.J&D
*5M« Pub Hall 1970—J&D
•5s W W 1936-1968—-J&D
•5s 193o
A&O
*5s 1936-1940
A&O
•4 Ms Grad Oros '35 *54 A&O
•4Ms March 1949
M&8
•4Ms Fire Dep *36 '55.A&0
IMs Clark Av Bdg '42.A&O
IMs Park 1938
A&O
•4Mb 1935
M&S
•4MB 1930-1950
M&S
•4s 1935-1955
A&O
•iHe 1935-1950
A&O
Cleveland Heights 8 D—
30
30
^
*0s 1935 1959
*0s
4%
4%
to 4%
103
95
101
93
93
90
90
90
90
90
90
90
97
97
to 4%
to 3.60
to 3.20
to 3.70
to 3.70
to 3.70
A&O
to 3.70
6 3.00
6 3.10
to 2 .80
M&S
to 3.10
6 2.90
6 3.00
to 2.80
6 2.50
to
6 3.00
6 2.50
to
100
to 2.70
2%
to 2.80
2%
101
6 2.50
to
6 3.00
to 2.80
100
101
101
to 4.60
to 4 60
to 3.20
101
100
6 4.80
6 480
6 3.40
100
6 4.20
6 4.20
6 4.20
6 4.20
to
to
2%
4%
4%
to
4%
to
6 420
to
6 4.20
to
4%
4%
4%
100
6 4 20
to
3*50
98
97
6 4 20
6 3.10
6 3.10
♦4Mb 1935-1953
4MB 1936-1955 »-a
F&A 6 3.10
4s Wat W *45 opt *20—M&S
100
Columbus S D—
1943-1952
to 2.90
6 3.30
1949-57—M&S 6 3.60
•fM- 1936-1938
^•68
4%
to
6 4.00
Cincinnati—»5 Ms 1941.M&S
•5Ms Imp Feb '40. '51 F&A
•5t July 11905
J&J
•4Ms July 1943—— .J&J
•4Ms Sewer 1955
A&O
•4MB Sew Sept 3 '37.M&S3
4s 1935-1956—
M&S
3.05s g Feb 1937
F&A
3 M» Water '45 cp '25—F&A
3s Water 1939 op '19.F&A
OincSD4Ms 1935-1952.M&S
Columbus
to
to
(Sea footnote •)
•Akron 6s 1935-1940
AAO
92
•5s Water 1935 1953—AAO
99
•5
1836 1937
JAJ
90
•5)4s 1938-1951
90
*&J
•4Ms 1935-1947
AAO
88
•4Hs 1936-1955
AAO
88
•4 Hs 1930-1940
-M&S
88
•4 Ms 1935-1939
A&O
88
•4Mb 1940-1952
A&O
88
♦4 Ms 1935-1937
A&O
87
*4 Ms 1938-1956
A&O
87
_4s Water Works 1942—A&O
94
•Allen Co 5Ms 1936 '50_A&0
93
Ashland *5 Ms 1935-44.A&O 6 4.20
Canton—*5s Sew 1953—M&8 6 3.90
•5 Ms Fund 1935-37—-J&D 6 3.50
•6s Water 1944-1959—A&O 6 4.00
•Canton S D 6s 1954—-A&O8 6 4.00
•4 Ms Dec 5 1939-42—J&D 6 4.00
-
32
32
42
3834
42
3834
42
6s Bridge 1930-37
A&O / 3834
Charlotte 534s '35-'48—M&N b 3.90 to 3.50
4 34s 1936-1870
M&N 6 3.90 to 3.50
434s 1936-1941M&N 6 3.90 to 3.50
434s 1942-1946
M&N 6 3.90 to 3.50
434s 1947-1955
M&N 6 3.90 to 3.50
434s 1956-1979
M&N 6 3 90 to 3.50
%
Durham 434s 1936 1940—J&J 6 3.50
to 3%
434s 1942 to 1966
6 3.90 to 3.50
5s Water 1936 to 1945-JAJ 6
3.90 to 3.50
Durham County—
J&D10 6 3.50
to
3". 25
to 2.90
to
4%
to 3.40
to 2.80
to 2.80
to 2.80
101
to 3.30
to 2.75
to
3%
to 2.75
to 2.75
to 2.76
434s 1936-1937
434s 1938-1939
434s 1940-1951
to 2.75
J&D 6 3.50
JAD 6 3.50
JAD 6 3.75
0M®sT:3.^!:iS8
99
101
96
•4Mb 1935
A&O
•4Mb 1936-1944
A&O
•4M 1935-1943
A&O
•4M«Road 1935-1930. A&O
•4Ms Road 1937-1938. A&O
•4Mb Road 1939-1941. A&O
4s 1935-1941
A&O
98
95
96
97
98
96
94
94
94
96
96
94
96
92
94
to 3.25
to 3.25
to 3.50
to 2.50
to
QoU^d Oct.^rioo!'011 °f
ad0pCad aept' 3 iyia-
%
100
98 M
„
to 3.90
after6Ja^'l His b^munidpaStteSta that^tetJ Me'lSbteS
to 2 85
to 2 .85
6 3.50
6 3.50
30
30
to 3.80
JAJ 6 4 00
MA8 6 4.00
-.is Jan 1957
JAJ 6 4.20
Grand Forks 6s—May '36 '38
102
to 3.50
6 3.50
JAJ 6 3.50
to 3.80
to 3.80
MAN15 6 4 00
5s Farm L'n 1940-45&'50 J&J 6 4.20
534s 1945 & 1«4» ser U—.J&J 6 4.20
434s July 1951 A *55
JAJ 6 4.20
1.75
to 3.75
......
b 3.15
b 1.50
%
40
to 3.80
VOBTB DAKOTA
%
2.25
-
-FAA
5s 1930
—FAA
5s 1937-1938
FAA
5s 1939-1902
FAA
434s Pub Imp '36-'58—FAA
434s 1936 1959
—M&S
4s Imp Sch Ac '36-'47.-JAJ
1%
95
3%
3.50
434® Highway 1936 —FAA 6 1.75
4348 Highway 19.57-68 FAA b 3.10
to 2.90
%
95
90
to 2.50
to 2.50
KOBTB CAROLINA
1936-1962
1935
1936-1939
1940-1954
1967-1908
M&N
to 6.50
to 2.50
5s July 1961-...........*
Oountv—
434s '36-'38 (reg)
FAA15 6 2.40
434s 1936*1946
—MAS b 2.90
Bickvllle Centre (V)—
4.15s 1936 1952
JAD b 3.75
Rome 534s 1836-1941—AAO b 2.90
Bye(V)5s Mar 10 '86-'88 MAS b 3.65
Rye A Har'son Un Fr 8 D No 6
4.40s 1936 1953
FAA b 4.10
Saranac Lake 4.45$'30-'39FAA
Saratoga Co 5e 1935-1941—— b 1.00
434s 1935-1955
M&8 b 1.00
4s Sept 1 1945 1954—MA8
Saratoga Springs—
434s Park 1936-40
AAO 5 1.50
Bcarsdale 434s 193645
JAD b 1.50
Schenectady—
5s Dec 16 1935-1941
b 1.00
4.30s 1936 1948
JAD b 1.00
4,15s 1936-1939
AAO b 1.00
4.15s 1940-1960
AAO b 2.50
4s Oct 151935-1944 .AA015 b
.50
0s 1936 1941
434s 1930-1958
4 34 s July 1 1942
4 34s July 1 1952
434s 1936 1973
4 34s Ser
b 3.10
6 3.10
6 2.90
4%
4%
F&A
Rutherford Co 5s *36 '52—J&J 6 7.00
Salisbury 6s Impt *36 *35- J&J
90
to 2.50
1.00
Feb 1937-1949.—AAO 6 2.00
1936-1958
6s 1936-1938
Bayonne Bridge—
Rochester 6s 1936-1951
4.40
to
to 2.50
JAD
4s
to 4.40
to
to 2.50
1.00
JAD b 1.00
JAD
JAD
Feb '37-49
Mar 1 *30-'50
to 4.40
to 4.40
6 5.00
4£8 1948-1959
5s 1936
5s Sept 1935-1947
......
s
to 4.40
to
ifoo
to 2.50
634a Jan 1930-1961...AAO 6 2.00 to 4*25
5s 1935-1901
AAO b 150 to 4.10
434> July 1 1936 62
AAO b 2.00 to 4%
434s Feb 1930
AAO
101
3.75
to 4.40
6 4.75
434s 1936 1902
A&O 6 4.30
434s a Wat & Sew '48. A&O 6 4.30
434s Pub Imp 1930 1960J&J 6 4.30
Winston-Salem—
to 2.90
to 2.90
434 s 1936-1959 (reg)—M&s
4.00
634s Sch 1936
AAO
3 00
3.90s 1936-1954
FAA 6 1.0D to 2.75 %
Wslcott 434s Jly 15 *36-'42 J&J
3.(
Yonkera—
6s Feb 11936
AAO
2 50
6a Feb 11937-1939
AAO b 3.00 to 3.50
6a Feb 11940-1952
AAO
1023
6 4.75
to
434s 1935-1907
A&O 6 4.75
Randolph Co 434s '30-'47.F&A 6 500
4.25
White Plains—
to 3.10
to 4.90
6 475
Transylvania County—
Road & Bridge 6s 1949-50— f 35
Wilmington—
5s Ref & Impt 1955
3.50
A&c 64.30
1952-1980
to 4.ZV Vo
2.20
4.90
to 4.90
4.25
1936-1945
1946-1951
1952-1963
to 2.20
to 4.90
to
4.25
J&J
JAJ 6 1.00
-JAJ 6 1.00
MAN ......
1939-76
89
89
to 4.90
4.25
Oct*
JAD
5s June 1 1936 54
JAD
434s San Sew '30-'82—JAJ
434 s Parkway 1962-80. J AD
4 <4* Co Bid* 1936-44- A AO
434s *44. *45. *50 A '09 JAD
4s Co Bldg 1936-59
MAS
4s June 1 1959-1904—J&D
1936-1939
JAD
1940-1951
JAD
5s
M&N 6 4.00
M&N 6 4.75
M&8 6 4.75
5s Fund June 1959
J&J
Raleigh 5s Muni Bldg '39J&J
5s Impt June 11944...J&D
o
Warsaw Union FrSDNs 10—
%
4s 1930-1950—————JAJ 6 3.65
Pelham (T) Un Fr Sch Dlst
6 3.65
No 1 4.00s 1944-1966.
Rensselaer
,5s, Bridge 1937-1951—.F&A
4.35
to 4.25
Mecklenburg Co—
6" Ref Nov I960
Pitt Co 6s 1930
to
6
6
6
6
6
334» May 15 '36-'51— MAN 6
Warren Co 434s 1936-'50.F&A 6
534s highway 1936-'53-F&A 6
1935-1942
Watertown 434s 1942
434s 1936 1953
100^
to
85
'42.F&A 6 515
5.15
A&O
,434 s 1940-1950
A&O 6 5.15
Lincoln Co 5s 1943 & '48-J&J 6 5.15
6 5.15
1
to 2.25
4Ma Sewer 1936-1953—JAJ
6s Water 1936 I960
JAJ
434s
100
100
100.
-
8erv 1935 19«9 J&D
r
„
4Mb Pub Imp'36-'45-J&Jlf
4.20s 1936-1937
FAA
4.20s 1938-1949
-F&A
4.15s 1936-1950
MAN
4.10s 1936-1940
AAO
3.90s 1936-1948
FAA
J mm
to 4.75
—
434s 1935 1957
M&N 6 4.50
aigh Point 434" 1930 *48 J&J
85
Utica—
9934
9934
9934
9934
9934
9934
99.4
9634
to 375
97
JA^
to 2.25
6 2.00
634s Water 1936-1950—JAJ
Troy 0s 1936-1940 reg..AAO
s 1936 -1950.
AAO
• Feb 15 1930-1957
s
1936-1970
JAD
s 1936-1905
JAJ
• Water 1936
JAJ
to 2 50
10334
434a 1936-1903
434s 1936-1905
to
434*
J&j
1936-1942
b 2.75
— —
Gfffnsbor0 5a 1942 W..F&A
2.50
6*1.50
JAJ15
J&J15
J&J15
of)
to
1.50
6 2.00
J&J15
J&J15
J&J15
J&J15
Ticonderoga S D No 5—
4 Ma July 1954-'58
JAJ
(City
.50
.-J&D 16 b 1.00
.50
-FAA b
3s 1930
3s 1937-1940
3s 1941-1951
3s 1952-1971—
Tonawanda
to 3
1936-1951——AAO b 2.50
Ontario Co 4s '30-'51—MAN b 2.50
OssInlng 434s 1936-42—M Aft 6 3.40
434s Water 1930-1909-AAO 6 3.65
Oswego—534s 1930-40—MAN b 3.15
Oyster Bay Wat Dlst—
4s Ser C 1938 to '53. JAJ3
Inland Terminal—
1936 1940-
334s 1936
334 s 1937-1940
334s 1941-1951
10634
b 4.10
b 4.10
3.70s
to 3.25
.
-
1935-45—A&O b 3.90
Bonda
Forsyth Co 434* '35 '58. J&D 6 4.00
Granville Co 4He '39..M&* 6 5.00
FAA
Semera (T) 4Mb '35-'58-M&N
S >utbampton 5a '36-'43-M&N 6 2.00 to 3.40
5s 1944-71
-—MAN
Steuben Co 434s '36-'37—FAA 6 1.00 to "2%
S iffolk Co 434S 1935-57.AAO 6
.50 to 2.75
334 1936-1951
FAA 6
.50 to 2.60
.75 SulllTan Co 434" '36 '45-AAO 6 1.00 to 3%
%
Syracnse 434s 1935
Various
b 1.00 toi'.SO
5s May 15 1936-1938
%
.50 to 3.25
6 Ms 1936 I960
MAS b
<348 1936-1944
MAN 6 1.00 to 2.75
10634
-----
4s Not 1966
4s Various 1950
Net.
Solvay 434s 1936-'40
106
to 3.95
To
or :.s!
Ask.
6s Dec 15 1944-1948
106
106
105
M&N
MAN 101>!
MAN 10131
4* Various May 1957.M&N
101H
4« Not 1951
MAN 101 %
4s Mar 1959
MAN 10134
4s 1936 1937
..MAN b 1.50
334 % Corp stock July 1'75- 10034
334% Corp stock 1939-54 b 2.50
8Mb g exempt i«4i—M&N a 3%
834s exempt 1942..—MAN a 3.10
834s B T 1948-1950—MAN
9834
8 Ms g exempt 1952—MAN
9834
834s g exempt 1953—MAN
98
834s g exempt 1954—MAN
9934
8 Ms g Water ex '54—MAN
9934
834s exempt 1955
MAN
9834
834s stock Apr I 1Q54-AAO
9834
8 34 % Corp stock Mar 1 1960
98 34
334s Corp stock July 1 '75
Nlag Falls—634s 41- 48 MAN b 3.40
4.15s Sewer 1905-70—MAN 6 3.20
4.10% Sewer 1936-50—J&J b 3.25
494s Wat Mayl'41-*48 MAN b 3.40
43s Sew
reg—M&N b 3.40
8.96 Nov 1 1961-1970-M&NI6 3.50
834s 1942-1945
—MAN b 3.15
Niagara Falls S D
.•
4 Ms 1930-1900
FAA b 3.50
No Hempstead SDNu 7—
JAD 6 3.60
434s 1936 1942—
4s Nov 1 1936
2.75
106"
105
April 1 1966—A&O 105
Apr 15 1972—A&Olfi 105M
RapTr A Wat *74 J&D 10534
Feb 15'41-1900-F&A15 b 3.10
Feb 15 1976..F&AL6
105M
Not 15 1978—M&N15 105
Mar 1 1981
-M&S 106.,
4% Corp stock 1937-55---- 6 1.75
4s July 1 1937-1956
b 1.75
4s Oct 1 1980—^—-A&O
101
4s May 1977-^......HAN
101
434* Water
to
M&S tlOOM
M&g
3" 90
10634
-
43s
Schenec Co 434" '42-'5i—JAJ
5s Dec 15 1935-1943
6 1.00
106)4
109
Bid.
Bonds
10234
110
Net.
101
BONDS
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
are as near as
%
r1
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the
closing day of the month preceding the date of issue
Dayton—
6 3.90
*5Us W W Imp 1944-JAD
b 3.00
♦5§W W Imp 1945---FA A
b 3.80
•454 s Bdge 1935-1951-MA8
6 3.70
♦4H»WW Imp 1940--J&B
6 3.80
*4*8 Bdge 1935-39--AAO 6 3.70
•4*s 1935-1940
MA8 6
3,70
4 *s 1941-1961
--MAS 6 3.60
Dayton S D 5*s "41- 61 MAS
6 3.60
•5s Mar 16 <36-'46--MAS16
Bast Cleveland—
454s gen imp
Bast
..
_
to
to
to
to 2.50
6 2.70
to 2.50
6 2.70
to 3.70
AAO
AAO
JAJ
JAJ
4s Bridge 1942—
—FAA
4s 1936-1958
MAS
Altoona—4s '30 opt '10--JAJ
4s Highway '37 opt '32-JAJ
to 3.90
Bethlehem
to
to
to
3.80
to
4.10
to 3.70
to 3.80
6 4.00
to 3.80
6 4.00
to
3-80
6 3.00
to
2.8Q
6 2.75
to 2.50
101
101
to 3.70
6 3.00
to 2.75
6 3.00
to
to 3.70
to 2%
to 2%
to
4.00 %
to
4%
%
to 3.10
to 3.20
to 3.90
4s
6 3.00
to 3.60
Charleston Co 6s 1937—-JAJ
Oheraw 5s *52 opt '32.-July 1
6 3.60
to
3%
%----
6s May 15 *30-'4O—MAN16 6 5.25
Columbia 5s Ref 1941
MAS 6 4.00
4*s Water 1945
JAJ 6 3.90
8 P—-
6 3.80
6 3.90
6 3.90
to3".5&
6 3.70
to
3-50
6 3.70
to
340
6 3.90
to 3
to 3.25
6 2.10
to 1.50
6 3.00
to
6 3.00
to 2.70
6 3.90
to 3.70
to 3.40
6 3.00
Mercer Co 5*s
to 3.30 %
Norristown S D 4*s 1943. JAJ 6 2.90
to 3 .20%
99
AAO
*37-'44-FAA
to 4
6 4.10
to 3.90
154s 1935-1954
MAS15
•454« 1936-1953MAS
•t)4s Bdg 1935 A '38—FAA
•454 s Nov 1 1935-*53 — 4s Park July 1 1942—JAJ
Toledo Sch Dist—
6 4.20
6 4.10
^
AAO
Dist—
„
MA8
MAS
6 4.10
to 3.90
6 4.60
to 4.30
6 4.20
to
6 4.10
to 3.90
6 4.20
4%
to
'36-'43AAO
103
JAJ
JAJ
101
101
101
101
6 2.80
554s 1935-1940
5s Water 1936
JAD
MAS
..
„
to
to
6 3.80
6 3.25
6 2.50
FAA
'36-'49 FAA
FAA
FAA
1936-1939--------
3.00
6 3.00
JAJ
6 3.50
6 3.00
to 3.30
FAA
1936-1943
Astoria 5s
1.50
11939
JAD
1*% June 1 1939-43
JAD 6 1.50
is onarlt Inst 1006—m«8
4s June 11977
JAD 63.25
Cranston 4s sch 1936-37-JAJ
4s 1938-1966
---JAJ ST. 00
to 2.50
to 2.65
6
2.85
to 2.65
4*8 Mar 15
3.00
2.25
2.25
to 2.85
28
JAJ
—MAS
28
3.50
to 3.25
'36-'39—JAJ15
3.10
to 2.85
3.25
to 3%
454.8 July 15
is July
16'40-45
Portland—
5s Harb Dev
JAJ15
to 3.25
4§ Water 1937
Providence—
to 3.40
3.00 to 2.75
1935-50-MAN
3.25
to
to 2.70
.75
to
.76
to 2.50
90
:
JAD
4*s highway 1939
—JAJ 6 3.20
Is refdg July 29 1956
JAJ 6 3.90
5s Memorial Aud'm 1961 JAJ 6 4.10
2.90
3.40
3.70
to 3.40
to 2.90
to 3.70
to 3.75
4% Relief Aug 1 '37-'39
1.50
to 2.50
3*s Ref Aug 1 1944-45—
3*s Ref Highway Sept 1
3.05
fco
3.10
6 2.60
to
2.90 %
6 3.20
6 3.65
to
6 3.90
to
6 3.65
1940-42
3s Funding Sept
to
l"l946—II
1959-JAJ /
79
82
/ 79
-
AAO
82
100
101
102
101
102
99
95
100
104
.50
1936-1950
JAD
98
to 2.85
%
3%
to
62
JAJ
92
95
JAD
6 3.40
to 3.25
%
Gibson
County—
4% Road 1936-1958—JAJ b 5.25
%
3%00
2.00
.91
Fayette County—
4*s Road 1958
5% Highway 1047
3%
MAN
4*s Highway 1947
JAJ 6 3.00
5% C« Memorial '36 '50JAJ 6 3.25
60
Oyer Co 4*s Apr 1 1955
Giles County—
1
3.75
3.75
3.75
6
4a
!%00
3.15
.60
to 1.50 %
to 2.75
%75
2.55
2.75
2.50
2.90
3.00
to
5%
Hamilton County—
4*% Refunding 1957-AAO 6 4.00
6 4.00
5% Bridge 1944
Jackson—4*% Ref 1936-1948—J&J 6 4.00
Johnson City—
85
5*s Impt 1935-1940—J AD
Knox Co 5s Pike A Bridge
May 1 1930-1940
MAN b 4.00
to 3.85
to 3.85
to
I
3.75 %
88
to 3.85 %
Knoxvllle—
4*8 Impt 1936-39
5s 1936-1937
5s 1938-1951
FAA
95
98
MAS
MAS
100
100
101
5* % Fdg Sept 11950.MAS
102
102
103
Madison County—
4*% Highway *30-*49
FAD
6 4.00
to 3.85 %
3.00
3.00
to 2.65
%
3%
45
50
75
80
6 Basis,
f Flat price.
• Subject to taxation; by an
by municipalities In tnac State are ■object to taxation.
.75
4*s 1935-1937JAD
4*s 1938-1969
JAD 6
4s Water Jam 2 1936—--4> Jan 1 1945
JAJ
4s Oct 1 1954
AAO
4s July 1956
---JAJ
4s May 2 1957
MAN 2
4s May 1902
MAN
4s Water 1902
JAD
4s Oct 1 1904
AAO
3.60 to 3.40
3.00 to 2.75
3.50 to 3.30
3.60 to 3.40
1.75 to 1.50
3.25 to 3%
3.25 to 3%
%
to 2.90
to 2.90
6
„
4548 Dock 1943—
MAN
4548 Oct 1935-47
.AAO
4548 1936-1960
MAN
4s Water 1937
MAN
4s Water 1936-1955
MAN
4s Water 1939-1958
JAJ
4s Water 1940-1959—FAA
Pt of Astoria 5s Refg 1955-JAJ
Pt of Coos Bay Harbor 5s...
95
75
95
70
4*s Road July 15 '47-JAJ
Cumberland Co 5s 1950—JAJ
Davidson County—
3f00
to 2.90
4*s Sewer 1952-.—-JAD
4*8 School 1954
MAN
to 2.85
3.10
3.40
3.60
to 1.25
AAO 61.00
.
32
32
to 1.25
to 2 90
a
Newport—4*s '86-*39—MAS 6
fi*sJune 1 1936-1953-— 6
1936-1942—MAN 6
4*s May 19
4s May 16 1948
MAN
8*8 g High Sch 1954.JAD
Pawtucket—4*s 1950—JAJ
2%
to 2%
to
454 s Bridge 1936-1944. J AD
454s 1949-1956.—.—FAA
4s Bridge 1945-1955—JAD
5s Road 1936-1939—MAN
Multnomah Co 8 D No 1—
1
3.75 %
to
90
4*s Memorial Aud '52MAN
5a Hospital 1954
MAS
2.70
6 1.00
'36-73-MA815
fit 1930-1943
1036-1942
1953-..——-JAD
554s 1936-1949
Bugene 5s 1942
Multnomah Co—
to
RHODE ISLAND
1.75
to
3 80
4.00 to 3.80
4.00 to 3.80
4.00 to 3.80
4.00 to 3.80
Oocke County—
OREGON
.75
4.00
95
4*8 School 1956
%
4%
to 4%
1.85
i
Chattanooga—
to 3.10
to
2.85
6 4.00
V:!',w ■
3.90
to 3.75
to 3.75 %
90
5*8 Road----
to 3%
York 4*s
15 1936-49
Jan 15 1943
Garter County—
5s funding Jan 1
6 3.60 to 3.40
6 3.30
6 3.40
*35-'38.AAO
-—JAJ
Impt 1940-1945-JAJ
1 * % June
254s May 15 1936-1940
354s May 15 1941-1945
454s Hignway '36-'44— AAO
AAO
4548 1936-1944 (s-a)
454s H'way *36-'49 (s-a).AAO
4s Highway 1935-42
AAO
4s Highway 1936-41
AAO
6 4.00
i
TENNE88EI
4*s
4.50
to 4.50 %
to 4.25
to
1.00
1.50 4*s highway 1939
JAD
1.75 4*s bridge 1945
—JAJ
2.25 4*s refdg July 29 1955—JAJ
2.50 4*s July 1 1945
JAJ
4*s Imp ser I
4*s 1936-1940
6 3.00
6 4.00
to 3.80
2%
2.50 %
&
1936-1956
4*s
6 2.75
to 4
MAS
5*s Dee i 1040
Wllkes-Barre—
102
to
6 4.25
Sioux Falls S D—
2%
3%
to
6 4.25
390 %
4*s fund 1936-47--MAN 15
Perkins Co 4*s fd '30-'47 JAD
itanlev Co 4 *■ fd '43-'48 JAD
to
2.75
Tulsa—
5b 1936-1947
6 2.50
6 3.00
6 3.80
6 2.20
to
to 3.80
Dorson Co 5s fd 1036-47-MAN
lackson Co—
I
I
I
Scranton SD—
6 3.25
4548 Sewer 1936
FAA
6 3.20
4 54s Water Works 1941 _ JA J
100
Okmulgee 5s Mar 15 1943
5548 July 1946
5 54s Wat A Park
554s 1936-1939
6 3.20
6 3.80
to 2%
OKLAHOMA
1930—MAS
JAJ
'4Z
%
%
%
%
%
.
Muskogee 5s Sew
Oklahoma City--
to 3.90
6 4J0
6 4.10
4*s Rural Credit 1939—JAJ
js Rural Credit—
Due May 1 1943-50—MAN 6 4.00
101*
to 2.60
to 3.60
to 3.60
to 3.60
to 3.60
to 275
to 2%
to 2.80 %
_
6 2.20
to 3.60
to
6 4.00
—JAD
JAJ16
JAJlfc
Jan
5*s
JAJ
JAJ
JAJ
to 2.80
to 3.60
6 3.80
6 4.00
to 3.80
ioi*
101
JAJ
6 3.00
6 3.80
to 4.25
to
58
Public Works Reliei—
Dec 1 1935
4%
4%
%
to 4.25
DAKOTA
5s June 1 1936-39
6 3.80
%
to 3.90
5s Sept 1941
102
101
Dec 1 1936
Dec 1 1937
Dec 1 1938
1939-41
JAD -----1942-53.
JAD 6 3.00 to 2.75
Reading 5s impt 1943-49.JAJ
Schuylkill Co—
3.50
4*s 1936-1955
JAJ
Scranton 4*s *36 *41—FAA 6 3.50 to 3%
6 3.70 to 3 -40
5s 1936-1950
FAA
4s 1936-1937
MAS 6 3.00 to 2.60
64.20 to
Hall A
1935-1939—-MAS
Dec6!7 '197"3—— "J AJ
4*s *36-'38 taxable—MAN
to 3.90
SOUTH
103*
4*s 1941-1959
MAN
4*s Apr 15 1939 58.AA015
4s 1936-1942—
JAJ
4s 1937-1956
JAD
Pittsburgh—4*s *36-'50 JAD
4*s 1936-1937
MAS
4*s 1938-1946
MAS
4s 1936 to 1939
JAJ
to 3.90
6 4.10
%
to 4.25 %
101
5s Rural Credit 1935——AAO
4.00
aa Mural Credit '36- 49—a<x,U 6
103*
103*
4s July 26 1972
Phlla S D 4*s -2Q
to 3.90
to 3.25
104*
4s Nov 1 1966
to 3.90
6 4.10
AAO
104*
4s Feb 16 1955
to 4%
to 3.25 %
108
JAJ
JAJ
1939
1942
4s Jan 1 1946
4%
4%
6 4.10
AAO
AAO
MAN
to
to 3.90
101*
JAJ
4s July
4s July
to 4 30
70
2.75
to 3
6 4.10
JAJ
4
00
to 3.90
to
6 3.70
4*s May 1948..——
4*s Nov 11948
6 4.20
to
'36-'47—FAA
6 2.90
5s Jan 1951
101
6 4.10
•6b Sept 1935 1942—MAS
6 4.60
•6s Pub Wharf 1960-MAS
•6s Sewer 1949
MAS 6 4.20
6 4.20
•
Zanesville S D *5s
4*s 1930 194
__MAS
Spartanburg 4*s 1935—AAO
4*s Water 1936-1939—JAJ
4*s Water 1940-1905-JAJ
5s Sept 1 1939
5s Nov 1 1943
Spartanb'g Co 4 *s '37-47MAS
Sumter Co 5s '30-*52
JAJ
York Co 4*8 1936-'50 .-JAJ
to 2.70
101
3.75
to 3.75
JAJ
,6s July 1940
Marlon Co—
to 2 80
6 3.00
to 1.50
1935-41
5s Highway 1936-1946. FAA 6 4 00
Lancaster 8 D— 6a 1041—JAJ 6 4.50
6 4.50
2.80
Lackawanna Co 4s
6 3.50
6 3.40
•5b 1936-1944
Zanesville—*5s City
60
6 3.90
6 3.50
Lancaster S D 4s
99
to 3.75
to
MAN b 4.50
1907-—
Kershaw Co—
4*s
3.60
to
FAA
4*s 1935-1956-MAS
Philadelphia 4s 1937
85
Greater Qreenvllle Sewer Dist
6 3.70
Lancaster Co
%
%
%
104
100
106
Greenville—5s St 1942
JAJ 6 4.00
5s Water 195Sopt '31-FAA 6 4.00
Greenville Co 4*a 40-'55-JAJ 6 3.50
4*a Hlghw 1930-1945. FAA 6 3.50
to 1.50
..
3.50
to 3.90
to 3.20
.zu
to 3.75
Clarendon Co—
to
3.75
to 3.75
99
105
75
'38 (tex-exem). JA J
to 3.60
to 4.50
•4548 1936-1957
Youngstown School
•4548 1944-1947
4s Refg
6 4.00
3%
to3.15
103
Charleston—4*s Jan '62-JAJ
6 4.00
6 3.00
6 3.00
•454s 1936-1956
•6s 1935-1960
Tsungstown—
4*s Highway 1930-37-FAA 6 4.00
4*8 Highway 1938-43-FAA 6 4.00
to 2.75
6 4.70
•454s 1935-1950
to
to 2.75
1944.FAA
4*s A 4*8
May 1945..
Lo wer MerlonT wp4s. 4 * s .4 * >"
McK'p't S D 4*s •36-'43MAN
•454s
•454 1935-1940
to
6 4.00
to 2.75
6 3 00
1936-1942.
leanette
to 3.90
CAROLINA
Aiken Co 4*s 1937-1945
Anderson Co—
2.75
6 3.00
op'17 tax-ex JAJ
4*s 1936-1940
JAJ
Chester S D 4*a 1937-'42trie—4*s Sch 1936- 39-AA<
4*s 1936-1960
FAA
firle 8 D 4s 1936-1938. ...FAA
4*s 1930-1937
AAO
4*8 Jan 1 1936-1946
Payette Co 4s road 1936-AAO
Harrlsburg—
4s Pub Imp '36 to '30-MA8
4s May 15 1936 1953
to 370
i
100
AAO
6 3.05
3*s Refunding 1940-55
4*s ctfs indebt '39-'53-.JAD 6 3.25
to 2.75
6 3.00
to 4.10
1935—AAO
Oct. 1 1935-'37----
i75
i
.00
4.00 %
4.10
4.00
2.75
6 4.25
•6s Road Imp
6s Feb 1
to 2.75
6 4.10
Summit Co—
Market
6 3.00
SOUTH
to 2.75
to
Braddock 4*8 '35 '44. _MAis
Jambrla Co 4*8 Nov 1 *35-'45 6 3.80
6 4.00
Chester 4s'37
to 4.50
to 2.90
6 3.00
*36-'39JAJ2 b 3.40
Springf'd 8 D ♦Ss
to 4.10
to 2.40
6 3.00
6 3.00
1940-1945-1950. .JAD
5*s
to 4.50
4s Funding 1947
6 3.60
Portsmouth City 8 D—
•454s 1936-1950. ..... JAJ
Springrield *6s 10?6—MAS
•454b St Impt 1936 ...MAS
*4 54s 1936-1949
MAS
«
4s 19
1936-1955
MAS
•6s Bdge
444s 1941-1962
4*s 1935-1936.
4*8 July 1936 1958
4 is 1940-1969
2.70
to
6 4.10
AAO
Newark *454* 1936 41 -..AAO
•Portsmouth—6s 1936... JAJ
•5s ref 1936-1941
3.75
4.25
4.00
to 2.50
to
6 4.00
'36-42—JAD
Toledo *5s W W
6 2.70
to
•454s Oct 1 1939-—. AAO
6 3 00
•4Us Sewer Oct. 1 1935- 47
100
4s O H June'36 op '16-J AD
100
Ironton *4 54s W W,36--JAn
6 4.00
Lakewood
4*s 35 39AAO
6 4.10
•4*8 Oct 1945..
AAO 6 4.00
•5s Park A Imp '35-'41.AAO
6 4.70
Lima »5*s Sewer 1935-19476 4 70
•5s Sewer Feb 15 '36'51---6 3.90
Lucas Co 4s O-H 1944—MA8
6 3.90
•
l*s 1935-1940.
..JAOj> 6
3.00
•4*sWAS Sept 10'35-MAS 6
3.00
•5s 1935
vcr:J&U
Mahoning Val. San. Dtat--6 4.25
•4 *s water 1935-52
AAO 6 4.20
Martin's Fy *5b*35-'44--MA8
Miami Conservancy Dist—
6 3.10
*5*s (1 to 5 yr mafy)_JAD
6 3 20
•5J4s (5 to 10 yr mat y) JAD
6 3.30
•554s (after 10 years)-.JAD
Montgomery County-6 4.10
F1 Emerg
•5s
to 2.50
6 3.90
Blyria 4s 1935 to 1938—-JAD
•4*s 1935-1952
MAS
•5s W W 1936-1946--JAJ
Fostoria »5s W W "36-'40 MAS
Hamilton Co *4*• 1943-FAA
4*s Funding 1944—MAN
4*s 1935 1967
JAD 6~ 100
4*s June 1936-1957—JAD
5s 1935-1936
MAN 63".b0
5s 1937-1942
MAN 6 1.50
5s Funded 1936-1959—AAO 6 1.50
129
6 2.70
Net.
Ask.
Bid.
Bonds.
Woonsocket 4*s Fd '41-JAD
0s Fund 1930-1901
MAN 6 2.50
4*s 1936-1907
JAD 6 2.00
July 1 1951 Series O..JAJ
6s
To
ot
Net.
PENNSYLVANIA
4*8 Dec 1 1951 opt *36—JAD
4 is 1939, 1944.1949
JAJ
4s Highway 1036. 1937. 1940
'42. '45. '47
50.'52
4s Highway 1941. '43. *46.
41. '51. '53
MAS
Allegheny—4s 1937
-MAN
Allegheny Co 4*s '43—MAN
4 is 1936-1937—
AAO
4*s 1938-1940
AAO
to
6 4.00
6 4.30
1935-43—AAO
1940-JAJ
Liverpool—4*
3.70
3.70
3.70
3.50
3.70
3.50
3.50
3.50
3.50
to
Ask.
Bid.
Bonds.
Net
Ask.
To
or
To
or
Bonda.
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
Bid.
BONDS
MUNICIPAL
AND
STATE
103
■
>■
amendment to tbe Constitution of Ohio,
'
v
adopted SeDt. 3 1912. bonds Issued after Jan.
.'-s:-!;^;
07:
1 1913
STATE
Sept., 1935]
Quotations for all securities
MUNICIPAL
AND
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
Memphis 5s July 1954-—JAJ
5s River Term '36-'48_AAO
4Kb Water 1936-1962-JAJ
4Kb Water 1949
J&J
4Kb Park 1959
A&O
4Ks 1936-1955
JAD
4s 1935-1954
MA8
Montgomery Oo—5s Cumber¬
land River Bd«e 1953-FAA
Nashville 6s 1930-1942-AAO
5s March 1936 I960..MAS
5s Memorial 8q 1935-50is
■
-
-
JAJ
434s High Sch 1M40
Hospital '36-'M»—J*J
Ask.
6 3.75
6 3.75
1935-1968
[fl 1936-1967
_Js
1936-1948
MAS
Polk Oo 5s 1936-46
JAD
Robertson County—
4 Ms Road 1948
FA A
Shelby County—
■•;■• J
4s Courthouse 1957—A AO
5s Aud Mkt H'se *49 -MAS
4k% Jail 1940-1951—MAS
To
Net,
3an Antonio—5s '35-'53-MA8 6 3.80
5Kb W W 1936-'65
MAN 6 4.00
to 3.60
to 3.60
6 3.75
to
to
6 3.75
6 3.60
to
6 3.60
6 3.60
to 3.50
3.60
3.60
to 3.50
Waco—5b
3.50
3.50
to
6 3.60
96
98
6 3.50
to 3.25 %
6 3.60
6 3.60
to 3.40
6 3.60
to
to
3.40
3.40
to
4%
6 5.00
to
4.65 %
TIXA8.
;
94 ;
Austin 5b 1936-1942
JAJ 6 3.15
5b SchBlsAUos *52op*32JAJ 6 3.65
QQ
JAJ
to 3.60
to 3.60
Everett—
1937—-JAJ
Sewer
to
3.60
80
77
80
77
85
6 3.65
6 3.65
4KB 1936-1953—.——JAJ
4Kb 1954-1958
JAJ 6 3.65
Beaumont 5s *52 op *32—AAO 6 4.30
5s Water Works 1954-MA8 6 4.30
5B 1936-1939
AAO 6 3.30
5s 1940-1965
.—.A&O 6 4.30
434s 1936-1970
JAJ 6 4.30
4s 1942 opt 1922
..JAD 6 4.30
to 2.75
80
—
to 3.25
JAJ
VERMONT.
21
pages
6 1.75
6 1.25
to
6 2.00
6
.75
to 3.25
6 2.50
6 2.25
to
to
to
to
to
to 2.75
4Kb 1936-1957
Seattle School Dlst Ne.
3%
to
6 5.00
4b 1940-1950
„
to 2.40
\
4Ks-4KB 1936-41
3.10
%
v
Fert Worth 5s 1951
—AAO
5s 1936 1959—
JAD
434s 1936-1971
FAA
434b 1936-1964
FAA
4b Refunding 1941
JAJ
Galveston—■
■-£
5b Grade Rals 1944
AAO
5s School 1935-1954—MAS
5b 1936-1956
AAO
434b Grad. Ac. *4lop'2S JAJ
4Kb Grad.Ac.*49 op'29AAO
Galveston County—
5s Bd Apr 10 51op'81 AAO
Grimes Oo.—
534s Road 1936 '54-AAOlO
Harris Oo 4s '47 op *17 AAO
434s Apr 10 '36 ^6-AAOlO
4Kb Road Apr 10 *36 '60Hooston— 5s Sewl939..MAN
5s Ref Oct 16 *41op'31-AAO
5s Mnn Imp 1939
FAA
4Kb Sept 1935-1952—MAN
434s Oct 26 38 op '21.AAO
4Kb 1936-1957...
JAJ
434b Impt 1936-39 (s-a).JAJ
4K« Impt 1940-65 (t-a).JAJ
4Kb 1942-1947
Henston S D 6b Feb 1952
4K« 1937-1951
JAD
Palestine 5s Sch Aug 1 1939.
1944. *49. '54. *59. *64-
6 4.40
6 4.40
Danvll
6 3.75
6 3.75
6 3.75
6 8.75
6 4.20
6 4 20
4Kb July 1 1939-1950--JAJ
4Kb 1945 -FAA2
Henrico Oo Sch 6s '36-'50 JAJ
4Kb June 1 1957—
JAD
Ljnchbg4Ks Pub Imp '89JAJ
4Kb Pub Impt 1946
JAJ
4Kb Water 1951
JAJ
4s Pub Impt 1939-1959.JAJ
Newport News 4K* '48-JAD
4Kb Feb 1953
FAA
4b Street Nov 11941 ..MAN
Norfolk—4% Jan 1936
4 K% April 1941-47
5% Water May 1952
5% Port Terminal May *525K% School Oct 1951
Petersburg 4Ks 1962...AAO
Portsmouth—6 Kb 1951—FAA
4Kb Imp Oct 1 1942.. A AO
4Kb 8011 * Sew 1938—JAJ
4Kb 1936-1954
JAJ
5b Water 1948
JAD
Richmond—4Kb 1949
JAJ
4KB 1951
JAJ
4Kb July 11964
JAJ
4Kb July 1 1941
JAJ
4Ks July 1 1965
JAJ
to 4.15
3.50
to 3.50
to 3.50
to 3.60
to 3.50
to
to 3.90
to 3 90
6 4 20
to 3 90
6 4.20
to 3 90
6 4.20
to 3.90
63.75
FAA
4K« Kef Aug 1942
to 4.15
to 3.40
6 5.25
to
5%
6 3.50
to
6 3.50
6 3.50
to
3.10
3.10
3.10
6 3 60
6 3.60
to 3.15
4s 1938 to 1943
to 3.15
4b 1941
6 3.60
to 3.15
6 3.60
6 3.60
6 3.60
to 3.15
4b Elec Light 1942
4a 1943
to 3.15
Roanoke 4Kb Ref 1936
6 3.60
6 3.60
to 3.15
6 M.60
6 3.70
to
to 3.15
3.15
to 3.15
to
6 3.70
3.50
to 3 50
6 4.75
to
FAA
101
6 4.50
to 3.35
6
to 3.30
.75
6 3.25
to 2.50
6
.75
to 3 .50
6
.75
to 3.75
6 1.00
to 2.50
b
to 2.25
.75
6 2.50
to 3.25
6 3.00
to 3.50
6 1.50
to 3.75
6 2.75
to 3.25
103
sewer
104
104 K
1939 MAN
105K
to 3.75
to 4.25
%
I
%
58 Highway 1936 1946—.JAJ 6 1.00
2.75
4Kb July 1946-1948
2.75
JAJ 6 2.80
4Kb 1945-1954—.
2.70
—JAJ 6 2.85
1
4.25 4KB 1936 1943
1.00
2.25
...JAJ
to 3.50 %
4s 1939-1950
2.00
2.95
.......JAJ
to 3.50 %
4s July 1948-1952
2.00 |to 2.95
JAJ
3 Kb 1951 A 1952
2.00 !to 2.95
JAJ
to 3.50
2.25 to 2.75
3K« 1943-1952
JAJ
to 3.50
.50 to 1.50
1.40% July 1 1936-39
J&J
to 4.10
Charleston 4Kb "41 opt '27JAJ
100 K
6 4.25 to 3.75 %
6 4.50 .to 3.75 %
6 ~4.00"
6 4.00
6 4.00
6 4.00
6 4.30
6 4.25
6 4.25
6 3.50
-
—
to 3.50
Charleston 8. D
to 3.50
—
6 3.00
to 3.30
to
Clarksburg 5s 1935-1953.AAO
6 3.00
to 3.50
to
6 3.50
6 3.50
JAJ
Olarksbg 8 D 5s *41 on 2lMAfr
Hancock
County—5s Gram
Road Dlst *40 opt '82.MAK
Huntington 5s 1944
Oct
Martlnsborg 5b *43 op '29 Deoi
Mercer Oe 5s '44 op *24 AAOlf
Morgantown 6s 1936 48—J&J
Wheeling 5s W W *86-'52.JAJ
4s Ref1936
..July
5s 1936-1952
3%
3%
3%
to 3%
to
6 3.50
6 4.00
%
to 3.60
6 4.00
6 4.00
to 3.60
1
to 3 60
100
6 3.85
6 3.85
to 3.80
to 3.80
6 3.85
6 3.90
6 4.10
6 4.50
to
6 4.50
6 4.50
to
100 K
99 K
6 3.00
100
100K
to 3.30
%
100K
100K
100
6 3.00
to 3.80
6 2.50
to 3.10
6 2.00
to 1.50
to 3.80
to 4%
WISCONSIN
4%
to 3.50
Ban Glalre 4Kb W W '35-*44
3-50
6 2.75
to 2.50
AAO 6 2.75
MAN 6 4.00
to 2.50
2.00
to 1.50
Green Bay—
to 3.50
4Kb 1936-1947
0k W W 1936-1900
6 4.50
6 4.50
to 3.50
to 3 50
Madison—
6 3.00
to 2.50
6 3.00
to
6 3 00
to 2.50;
4Kb 1936-1937
4Kb 1938-1949
Milwaukee—6b '36-'40
6 3 00
to
6 3.00
to
2.50,
/o
2.50|%
2.50 %
to 2.50
to 2.50
4a 1936
to 2.50
to 3.25
to 3.25
3.75
4.50
to
5%
ovo
to
6%
2 75
to
to
4Kb Sew Mar 12 *30-'45—
4 Kb court h'se 1935—JAD16
4 Kb court h'se 36- 49JAD16
Racine —4Kb '95-67
MAN
6s 1936-1941
FAA
Racine Oo 5b 19S6-1946..JAJ
4Kb 1936-1950.
JAJ
Superior 4Kb Sch *36-'44.JAJ
Wood Oo 6s 1937-1938—AAO
to 3.25
Taiewell Oo 5b 1936-46...JAJ 6
to 2.50
to 2.50
County-4Kb OO H'ce'35-*50 M&N15 6 2.75
to 3.25
6 3.75
6 4.50
2.75
2 75
2 75
JAJ
4b 1937-1944
to 3 25
6 3.75
6 375
to 3.50
to 2.50
2.50
to 2.50
to
2.50
2.50
to
2.50
Milwaukee
to 2.50
6 3.75
6 3.75
JAD
JAD
JAJ
JAJ
JAJ
JAJ
2.75
2.75
JAJ 6 2.75
5s July 1936-1940
4KB 1936-1939
4Kb 1936-1945
Washington Co. sch *36-*39JA J
to 4.60
-
4.25
100
97
to 3.90
6 3.60
WBST VIRGINIA
Port Arthur—
6s 1936-1970..
3%
6 3.75
6s Wat rey 1935-'51—J A D 6 2.50
107
JAJ 6 3.00
JAJ 6 3.00
JAJ 6 3.00
..JAJ 6 3.00
JAJ
4Kb Street Impt May 1940
4Kb Pub B)«lg 1941—MAN
4Kb Pub Bldg 1944—MAN
4Kb Apr 1962
AAO
Staunton 5b 1935-58
MAS
to
127
101
106
e—
Fairfax Oo
to 4.15
6 4.40
6 3.75
to
to 4%
to 3.90
Yakima—
4a (commonwealth) 1962—...
3K% ctfs of lndt July 1 '39
3b Funded debt 1991
JAJ
4Kb ctf indebt 1936-37
JAJ
klbemarle Oe 5s 1948
JAJ
Alexandria 6s 1936-1956.AAO
Arlington Oe 5K» 86 '54 .FAA
Bristol 5 Kb Sch 1935-'53
Charlottesville 5s 1962—MAS
5fl Water Impt 1951—JAJ
81
/ 77
40
1959—FAA / 34
Dallas 5s 1936 i960
MAN 6 3.50 to 3%
43481936-1970
MAN. 6 3.50 to 3%
434b July I 1936-1949-JAJ 6 3.50 to3&
4KB 1936-'45
MAN 6 3.50 to3%
434B 1946^*65
MAN 6 3.50 to 3%
4s School 19S6-1951—JAJ 6 3.50 to 3%
Dallas Co434sSeptl0'51 AprlO 6 3.25 to 3%
5b Vlad't A Bridge Feb 10
1954 opt 1924
Apr 10 6 3.25 to 3%
El Paso 5s W W Purch'50 AAO 6 4.40 to 4.15
5s Fund 1951 opt *31— MA8 6 4.40 to 4.15
'35-JAJ
6s Impt Aug 1 1948—FAA
4Kb 1936-1960
AAO
.AAO
Tacoma—Revenues—
4Kb Water '39-'43 (s-a) JAJ
4K8K1LAP 42- 40(s-a).JAJ
4KsElLAP 36 *51 (s-a)AAO
4e W%t,pr 1944-46..
JAJ
to 2.50
to 2.50
5Kb G O
72
95
90
i—
MAN
4Kb G O ref wat 1936-'54-
VIRGINIA,
72
/ 67
to 4.70
to 4.80
Walla Walla—
to 4.50 %
/ 67
to 3.75
AAO 6 1.50
Spokane—y"
4K« Park 1963
JAJ
4a A 4 Ks ref 1935-51
3Kb Ref 1943-54
J A J
4Kb 1936-'54
M A 8
5Ks 1936-'53
J A J
5s funding 1936-42.
Spokane Water Revenue—
to 3.25
3.15
3%
to 4.60
Gen oblig 4Ks '36-'40-A&0 6 1.50
4Kb 1941-1955
AAO 6 3.10
to 1.15
to
to
to 4.60
to 1.40
.50
3Kb 1935-48..
__JAD
.50
4Kb Oct 1 1935-1949—-AAO
MIddlebury 4b '41op'21-MAN
Rutland 4Kb 1946-48
JAJ 6 305
4%
4%
3%
4%
4%
4%
6 1.50
%
4.10
to 3.25
„
to 3.25
to 2.75
5 Kb L A P 1936-43—.MAN 6 2.00
5s Light A Pow 1942-56A AO 6 4.60
4K Lt A Pr 193P-'58 MAN 6 4.60
to 2.25
62.30
to 4.10
to 3.75
to 1.40
6 2.90
to
6 1.50
6 1.50
to 1.90
6 1.25
6 1.00
6 1.50
6 3.00
Port of Seattle 5s '35-'55 MAS 6 1.50
4Kb Jan 1936-1966
..JAJ 6 1.50
Seattle—6s 1936-41 LAP AAO 6 2.00
95
A
to 3.25
6s Water 1936
5b School 1955 opt
103
King County—
4Kb Bridge 1935-1938 MAN
4Ks Bridge 1939-1949 MAN
4Ks 1935-1950
MAN
Pierce Co 5s Sept 1 *35-378ept
4Kb 1936-'44
80
to 3.25
,
_
102 K
103 K
104
,
5s Water 1945.
80
Brasorla Oo—
534® Impt Apr 10 1956-1965
Cameron County-*
■
434s 1936-1942.
..MAS
5s Road Mar 15 1936-1957
Cleburne 5fl WW'52op'32 JAJ
Corpus Christ! 5s fd r67-PAA
101
102
Rflvnniin
80
77
77
77
oblig 1936.. JAD
5Ks Water 1936-38-MAS
5s general
to 3.60
„
90
4KB 1936-1961
to 3 40
'35-'59—AAO10
4Kb Road 1939
JAJ
4Kb July 1 1989
JAJ
4Kb July 1 1937
Ogden 4K% 1936-1945-FAA
Salt LakeOity—
5s Refunding 1941..—JAJ
4b Ref 1936-1945
AAO
4s Ref 1946-1965
AAO
Salt Lake City S D—
4s May 1 1949
MAN
Salt Lake Oo 4K> Apr 1 1942
_
Abilene 5s Feb 15 '59-'65
Amartllo 4Kb '36-'58.MAS15
6 3.80
5K« April 1 1941
Washington County— 7"
105
5% Fdg Jan 1 1954-- JAJ 103
White County—' \
534% Highway 1955—MAS 6 4.25 to 4%
to 2 75
6 3.90
6 3.90
p;V\:;TiTAH.
6 4.25
2%
2.50 %
'56—FAA
UNITEDSTATES—See
t.
to
'
to 3.40
-
■
to
K % Gen oblig
1951-52 6 2.85 to 2.75
lap Bldg rev 4Ks 1947 opt 33
101K
Clark Oo 5Ks 'f>2 opt *33 AAO
100
"161
6sl935-*53
MAN 6 4.25 to 4.10 %
-MAN
5Kb 1935-1940
5s Feb 10 I960
'*>10
4Kb 1935-1955
MAN
4Kb 1935-J960
— JAD
4Kb 1936-1943——FAA 10
to 3.50
Fund 1936-1940—JAJ b 1.00
4K% Gen. oblig.
1936-43 b 1.00
% Gen oblig
1943-50 b 2.40
to 3.4G
5b Water-Works 1942—JAJ 6 3.90
4Kb Water 1937-1968—JAJ 6 3.90
77
Wichita Falls 6s 1950—MAN
3.50
to
6s Gen
County—
4Kb Oct 10
Smith County—
534a Fdg 1936-1958—JAJ
Tipton County—
4Kb Road July 2 '36 '58JAJ
to 3.40
"
to
'•
WASHINGTON
to 3.40
Tarrant
3.50
3.50
Net
3.40
6 3.80
6 3.80
6 3.80
FAA
San Antonio 8 D 5s
to
Ask.
6 2.75
6 2.75
to 2.50
6 2.75
to 2 50
6 400
6 4.00
to 3.25
to
2.50
to 3.25
6 4.00
6 4.00
to
6 4.75
6 2.50
to 4.50
3.25
to 3 25
to
2%
to
2.55 %
WYOMING
4s Road 1951 ept 1941
Natrona Oe S D Ne 2—
5a 1936-1944
\:v
v:
••
AAO 6 2.40
JAJ 6
i".
1.00 to 4%
■_
ff j
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r':: 7', U:.
f.
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II
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-
■■»-:
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6
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/ Flat price,
• Called for payment Nov
11935
t Less I.
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L
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v.':
■V.I
V'i'i
-.in
I,Vl•••
to 3.40
4Kb 1936-1968
to 3.50
Bid.
Bonds.
to 3.50
6 3.80
6 3.80
Jb St Imp Dlst No 2 1948—
K» 1936-1967
-JAJ
to 3.50
6 3.60
6 3.60
to
To
or
Net.
MAS
MAS
5s Sept 1935-1953
5s Sept 1935-1959
to 3.60
6 3.75
6 3.60
W Ask.
Bid.
Bonds.
to 3 60
6 3.75
6 3.75
MAN 6 3.60
-JAJ 6 3.60
Yield Basis
To
or
Bid.
Bonds.
103
BONDS
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
are as near as
fly.
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'■'■■■
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Banks & Trust Companies
BANK STATEMENTS
STATE AND NATIONAL
Quotations in this department are
as near as
possible for the closing day of
given per share, not per cent, except for stooks of Canadian Institutions, and are
the month preceding date of issue, though often are nominal. An asterisk ( ) denotes
M 6
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
of New York, deposits are taken from the latest weekly statement.
Figures of deposits, capital and
tutions they are the latest
the Clearing House banks
National Banks
June 29
State
ALABAMA
Capital
Surplus A
Profits.
National Hanks
Institutions
Qross
June 29
Qross
Surplus A
Profits.
Capital.
Deposits,
Stats Institutions
CALIFORNIA
June 29
June 29
Deposits,
$
$
■
Nomi
$
d300.000
100.000 i
225,000
Long Beach—
Per
Birmingham—
Birm'ham Tr A Say
all other insti¬
required. Uor,
•'
Nominal,
69,716
182,646
132,455
3,739,552
None
1.991.119
2.500,000 12.441,649
4.000.000
1.000,000 i
763,234
70,664,472
(25
California Trust Oo.
Farmers Ac Mer. Nat-
3.000,000
Farm A. Merch Tr Oo
Common
Western Tr St Bar Bk
Preferred
Bnsley Bank A Tr Co
Industrial Say Bank.
First National Bk—
Los
Common.-----
8<Cto^on*.t.™r
Merchants Nat Bk..
Amer Nat BkATr
Co
Preferred
-
96.297.777
5,033,297 113,071,970
546,116
1.200.000 1
300.000 /
27 # 30
126—
None A100
_
4,325,398
5.000.000
Mobile—
First Nat Bank.
re cent
sales
Angeles—
Preferred
Preferred
Per share.
No
20
100
100
Oalif First Nat Bank
10.301.065
:i>:
20
32H
410
30
100
390
20
16
125
.\
— — ——
8eSSnfla.t.™ 24.000.000
UxE?!5£kATtart! 'IM
MontgomeryAlabama Nat Bank-
First Nat Bank—
124385248 507.244.196
J25
47# 47#
29.713.958
100
"i!5"" 125""
4,146.400
1.425,752 34,981,803
170,143
8.294,016
100
1.551.400
Oommon
Preferred
Central BkofOakland
Farmers & Mer Sav.
Union Bk A Tr Oo—
Oommon
300.000
60
55
100
....
4 Preferred-.--
OlfiJenlfcSmrTr & 8
Capttel^atBank--.
13.867.714
125
20
20,000
862,000
20
100
120
300,000
Security Nat Bank
3.457.574
583.801
ISOloOO
N Bk d
269,815
250.000 1
City National BankPeople's Bk A Tr Oo.
Selma National Bank
Belma Tr A Sav Bank
300,000
273,181
2,839,788
100 225
250
506,352 23.630,365 100
102,569
.990,798 100
62,018
4,110,987 100
50,420
946,949 100
dl ,000.000
50,000
250,000
145,000
Oltlsens Bkof SacraMerchants Nat Bank d
Sumitomo Bk of Cal.
100^
30
No
recent
sales
SanBernardlno—
2,744,526 100
175,000
60,117
First Nat T & 8 Bk. d1.500,000
413,723
23,054.247
100 a
450.140
10,567.957
(25
125
American Nat Bank.
National Banks
June 29
ARIZONA
State Institutions
June 29
San Diego—
Nomi rial.
Per
Bisbee—
Miners A March Bk.
share
_
250.000 1
500,000 J
Preferred--
Security Tr & Sav Bk
United States Nat Bk d
.
§£,823
600,000
ao.
00,
?JSR
2
4
40
60
------ -----
o?n
one
1,858,106
100 200
4.493.896 171.458.668
6.607,571 104,598,653
30.000
83,974
100 180
/
30,540
200.000
250
San Francisco—
Phoenix—
^atloQtV'BMk... 15,400,000
First Nat Bk of Aril.
Phoenix Nat Bank-.
Phoentx Sav Bk A Tr
Bank of Oalif, N A__
8.500,000
Bank of Canton Ltd.
300.000
Bank of Amer Nat Tr
A Savs Assoc
50,000,000
Bank of America
1,500,000
Bank of Montreal—
1,000,000
Valley Nat BankCommon
Preferred
Canadian Bk of Com
Crocker First Nat Bk
The San Fran Bank.
Pacific Nat Bank—
TucsonValley Nat Bank
Sou Arisona Bk A Tr
W0otonT$£rto!.lL*
Yokohama Specie Bk
on
15K 16Ji
184
20
>
cm
49,291,766 993,651,610
25
993,525 20,302,060
25
190.490
3,620,869 100 1.300,000
567,468 16,484,143 100----------6,000,000 7,481,551 118,321,433 100 270
300
6.000,000 8.157,383 154,803,475 1000 10.500
1,000,000
245.528
7,186,563 100
83#
9,000,000
1.225.000
8.421.285 200.038.M0
361,674
4,891,493
100 273 H 274M
p
American Tr Co—
National Banks
June 29
ARKANSAS
Common
State Institutions
June 29
Preferred.—.—
7.500,000 15,414,753
7.500,000 ]
San Jose—
226,776,813 (100
1125
......
#
600.000
799,677
8,736,354
d200,000
First National Bank.
Santa Ana—
Commercial Nat Bk.
48,272
1,278.981
269,617
8.978,752
225
100 200
;
Fort Smith-
City National BankFirst National BankMerchants Nat Bank
Little RockCommercial Nat'l Bk
Peoples Nat'l Bank.
FiOommon———
Stockton*-
*
Common
Preferred
W B Worthen Oo—
Oommon..-..
Preferred
A
375,000
3,557,839
9,218,288
2,151,410
100
inn
100
e
preferred stock outstanding.
March 4 1935.
/Par 540 Hong Kong money.
gSan Diego First National Co. controls 97% of the
Diego, Calif.
stock of the First
National Trust & Savings Bank of San
Common
Preferred-.
Simmons Nat Bank.
No
recent
sales
Oct. 17 1934.
d Common and
Preferred B_„
Pine BluffNat Bank of Comm.
•
------
V
475,221
829,675
96,847
Sale price.
c
200,000
1,000,000
-
(100 125
\100
■
First National Bank.
Stockton S A L Bank
Union Safe Pep Bk
Twin City Bank—.
Union Nat Bank—
500.000 1
500,000 /
Preferred
25
i Dec. 31
i All
1934.
I Last sale price.
p
,
owned by the California Bank*
Par value 100 yen.
Los Angeles* Calif*
TRUST
AND
BANKS
Sept., 1935]
CANADA
National Banks
/
Set
"
Surplus A
Profits.
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
Nomi nal.
'
Per
$
50.000
100,000
100,000
300,000
300,000
Colorado Spgs Nat B
Common
....
Preferred class A..
Exchange Nat Bank.
First National Bank.
$
126,898
314,876
371,203
39,097
share.
$
.
10C
1,401,908
Gross
Par.
Deposits.
Bid.
Per
322,413
210,000
500.000 2,520,359
793,492
1,000,000
716,235
203,175
593,992
1,000,000
1,500.000 2,544,716
736,074
672.600
4,000.000 10,489,344
Equitable Trust Co.
Security Trust Co...
Wilmington ^ Co
..v.
Colorado Spgs.—
Colorado Sav Bank..
Institutions
June 29
$
r
Central Nat Bank...
Farmers' Bank
Industrial Trust Co.
Union Nat Bank
Delaware Trust Co..
Gross
Deposits.
*
Ask.
Nomi nai.
Wilmington—
Capital.
Surplus A
Profits.
Capital.
State Institutions
June 29
"
State
DELAWARE
June 29
\Page 115/
COLORADO
June 29
National Banks
\
105
COMPANIES
'
1,464,077
21,130,937
1,517,782
3,069,267
7,101,114
11,244,046
7,709,404
37,541,537
103
210
100
50
25
share.
110
20
15
25
82
88
100
25
150
76
155
81
60
130
50
220
136
230
2,011,308 (100
1100
6,582,285 IOC
7,730,332 10c
National Banks
Denver-
June 29
DIST.OF COLUMBIA ^W0"'
American Nat Bk—
250,000 >264,492
285,000
74,260
360.000
Common........
Preferred
Central Sav Bk Ac Tr
Colorado Nat Bank
\ 50
36,919,969
100
1,217,114
100
WashingtonAnacostia Bank...
700,000
700,000
.
International Tr Co.
rl,276,180
1,500.000
100,000
100,000
550.000
500.000
Preferred
First National Bank.
National City Bank.
Union National Bk
U S National Bank..
2,326,257
16,600
3,275
1,981,451
1,544,085
26,607,072
re
cent
sa
( 50
\ 50
50.809,012 100
633,412
314,598 "loo
22,142,912 100
15,022,727 100
o
'lu¬
les
1.092,061
131,678
80,143
500.000
30,000
100.000
Mlnnequa Bank
Western Nat Bank..
Pueblo Sav & Tr Co
.!
100,000
200,000
Common........
Preferred
53,366
Preferred
IOC
17,314,095
1,346,841
1,671,369
CONNECTICUT
O
.
Black Rock Bk At 1
Brldgep't City Tr
'
■
■
-
'
185""
218
100
100
40
4,114,355
6,071,231
6,040,210
40,408,425
100
~iw~M
205
15,311,444
(100
99
103
4,903,117
8,992,239
22,233,792
100
75
105
50
60
203
Common
-
.
o
Fairfield Trust Co.
25,000
125,000
25,000
Common......
Preferred......
165,000
100,000
.
.
63,436
31,532
908,168
123,057
18,829,245 / 20
\ 20
40
1,038,898
25
19,013,253
25
1,828,610
7
28
47,328
J 194,180
975,927
Florida Nat Bank... 0
(100
972.066
First National Bank.
First Trust Co.
/ 25
__
Florida Nat Bk Ac Tr a
Little River Bk Ac Tr
U00
167,531
2,156,937
25
12
5,822,001
14,566,044
1,414,311
52,421,467
30
450
100
50
90
.
o
o
.
o
50,000
60,000
500,000
200,000
100,000
o
o
.
3,932,447
269,386
2,224,316
127,454
3,632,929
158,286
135,837
109,273
33,491", 895
1,465,339
36,590,821
1,981,641
2,811,315
1,662,537
inn
100,000
Beach
1,200,000
100,000
400.000
100,000
558,346
Preferred
Florida Bank
"ioo"
mm
4+ tie M
o
Puritan Bk At Tr Co.
.
7,524,159
100
25
40
/ 25
inn
25
196.499
100.000 \
100.000
100.000
118,005
3,784,960
247,273
139,466
4,408,589
100
2,616,815
100
50.000
200.000
11,154
11.823
403,070
1,415,114
100
200.000
203,635
4,431,683
25
1,250.000
1,500,000
500.000
0
389,248
534,290
125,000
12,560,077
12,880,259
1,363,966
100
100.000
250,000
54,721
219,594
1,856,552
3,838,872
100
N
2,661,094 I 20
I 20
82,764
o
re cent
100
sa
les
17
American Nat Bank.
Oft At People's Nat Bk
11
5,067,739
1,221,717
5,732
1,334,297
9,450
89,694
34,803
100
Pensacola—
V
20
25
66
...
"36""
St. Augustine—
St Augustine Nat Bk h
1100
100
10ft
-----
St. Petersburg—
Florida Nat Bank... 0
"95"
100
25
Tampa—
First National Bank.
.
100
•
15
"62""
25
10,058,288
2,032,199
1,437,674
343,896
366,838 21,277,886
48,630 t
147,271
224,914
3,812,302
26,504
696,013
800,000
200.000
....
Exchange Nat Bank.
500.000
250.000
100,000
150.000
26
800,000
Common.........
70
26
Merlden—
k
1,281,022
26
First
Exchange Bk St Aug
144,933
100,655
share
100
10
Orlando—
First Nat Bank—
165"
60
24
25
25
33,423,824
21,208,163
22,404,264
15
100
636,402
234,921
121,176
}
10
794,778
836,916
683,601
Miami-
1100
979,981
736,945
104,567
1.150,000
loo.ooo
4.000,000
100,000
1,600,000
100,000
4.000.000
100,000
250,000
125,000
.
r
v
lakeland-
National Bank
r
June 29
Per
Florida Nat Bank... 01.500.000
30
f 25
J
150.000
.
195
Nomi nal
""29" "36"
300,000
r
60
Institutions
State
FLORIDA
Atlantic Nat Bank.. d3.000.000
Barnett N B of Jack.
1.500.000
Hartford—
Conn River Bkg Co
-
100
Jacksonville—
10
Miami
Capitol Nat Bk At
100
Nomi nal.
Per share.
North End Bk At
Common......
1st preferred...
2nd preferred...
West Side Bank—
1,217,481
764,515
2,058,415
103^ 109
■
1,000,000 I
1,000,000
a 100.000
2.000,000
200.000
-
......
105
June 29
Bridgeport-
Preferred
100
Institutions
State
i
'Common
_9M
.....
"95"
160
National Banks
June 29
First NatBkAcTr
50
100
212
a600,000
600,000
3.400.000
Wash Loan & Tr Co.
June 29
80
180
(100
\100
■
1.500,000
Capital Notes..
Munsey Trust Co
Union Trust Co
National Banks
"22"
20
20
100
100
78,272,854
.
Secur Sav At Com Bk
Amer Secur Ac Tr Co.
Nat Sav Ac Tr Co—
1100
303,443
189,981
8^
10
100
10
1,000,000 II,389,271
.......
Second Nat Bank...
100
(100
3,504,054
100
100
3,000,000
IOC
3,430,084
1,330,810
5,263,163
4,508,834
2,174.257
17,333,746
4,877,386
8,352,078
3,522,308
8,891,319
2,482,876
23,467,166
1,000,000
2.000,000
2.000.000
1,000,000
Common
PuebloFirst National Bank.
35,996
136,662
494,047
180,993
396,041
225,000
700,447
99,217
500,000
191,534
I,551,344
50.000
i
City Bank
485,000
Columbia Nat Bank250,000
Bank of Co mm Ac Sav
100,000
Hamilton Nat Bank.
1.000,000
500,000
Liberty Nat Bank...
Lincoln Nat Bank
400,000
McLachlen BkgCorp
350.000
Nat Bank of Wash.
1,050,000
Nat Capital Bank
200,000
Nat Metropol Bank.
800,000
Rlggs National Bank
.....
N
Denver
Nat Bank—
Common
Nomi nal.
Per share.
lot
527,564
,
3,324,001
78,563
1,000,000
1,500,000
60,000
Common
Preferred
Colorado State Bank
/ 50
6,017,609
25
50
100
21
25
First Sav Ac Tr Co
100
10T
25
"l50"
"20"
25
West Palm Beach
West Palm Beach At¬
lantic Nat Bank
d
Cent Farmers' Trust.
100
New Haveaa
250,000
199,247
100
75
85
( 50
35
40
2,028,398
3
630,000
630,000
920,000
.
.
.
868,310
24,523,269
45
National Banks
1100
June 29
Institutions
State
GEORGIA
June 29
L
800,000 1
200,000
750,000
Oommon........
.
Trademen's
Common
356,948
879,316
35
40
7,338,684 ( 50
I 50
10,764,250 lUU "64" "67"
K
170,000 I
180,000
..
Preferred...
57,948
2,313,853
(100
100
135
97
102
\ 100
>
1.458.700
687.072
13,002,957
IQn
9
800,000
478,488
4,552,852
100
325.000
52,808
175,549
32,443
2,632,659
1,287,953
100
100
.a
300,000
285 300
651,244
3,113,663
1,556,767
25
17
20
i
353,983
124,882
100
95
100
Per
120,846
200,000
2,333,922
Oitls Ac So Nat Bank. r5.000.000
First Nat Bank
5.400.000 3,966,134
Fulton Nat Bank—
1.000,000 I
Common....
551,385
500.000
Preferred
187,874
Ga Sav Bk Ac Tr Oo.. al,000.000
Trust Co of Georgia. «2.000.000
2,168,259
395,000
67,692,077
85,803,867
100
tio
24,907,419
(100
10
13
23 H
100
550,000
200,000
Nomi nal.
Atlanta—
American Sav Bank.
New London—
Nat Bk of Gommer
New London City
National Bank..
Union Bk At Tr Co
N
.
0
re cent
156
1100
ion
2,115,819
16,799,662
100
"340"
les
■
.A
•
Sale price.
NorwichThames Bk At Ti
Uncat-Merch Ni
1
Bank At Trust Co.
Fidelity TltleAtTr C< )
Stamford Trust Co..
1,000,000
200,000
700.000
1,266,400
598,244
600,000
641,894
1,043.737
9,926,915
4,638,507
7,291,779
;
1. ■. ■■
100
10,196,068
100
110
100
100
125
275
"125"
125
Waterbury—
Oltls At MfTs
Nat BL
Common and preferred stock outstanding,
a
d Member of the Atlantic Group in
Stamford—
First-Stamford
t Branch of Savannah.
Affiliate of the First National Bank of \tlanta. Ga.
0
Member of the Florida National Group.
h Affiliated with the Baruett
< March 4 1935.
126
rnm~rnm'
1 Last sale.
500.000 1
Preferred.
153,071
4,372,213
400,000
1.000,000
2,716,485
unn onn
177.810
6,931,031
2,864,165
( 50
1
24
mmmmm
Combined statement.
r
32
100
too
"325""
52
Florida.
e
t
Trust funds.
X
Ex-divldena,
,
National Bank of Jacksonville, Fla.
.
share
13 H
24^
163
106
BANKS
National Banks
COMPANIES
National Banks
June 29
June 29
Par.
Deposits.
Bid.
Ask.
Snrplu< A
Profits.
Capital.
Institutions
State
ILLINOIS
Cross
Surplus A
Profits.
Capital.
TRUST
Institutions
State
GEORGIA
June 29
AND
June 29 i
Cross
Per
$
$
$
share.
160
7,872,205 (100
.....
I
165
600,000
624,057
9,365,541
13
19,334,872
/ 15
100
100
100
13 H
85
share.
50
1.600,000 11,033.040
400,000
1,243,266
660,000
Union Nat'l Bank...
no
100
Per
$
1,388,637
5,802,355
1,278,559
46,867
530,305
162,975
First Nat'l Bank....
—
67,692,077
2,783,565
$
$
100,000
300,000
100.000
Elgin—
Elgin Nat'l Bank...
Common.
505,988
750,000 1
Debentures
500,000
Oltiz A So Nat Bank- r5.000,000
2,333,922
Nat Exchange Bank- e
132,863
400.000
Ask.
Nomi nal.
Nomi nal.
AugustaGeorgia RR Bk A Tr
4
Bid.
Par.
Deposits.
90
Peoria—
Cent Nat Bk A Tr Oo
Com Mer Nat BkATr
Common........
Preferred
Columbus—
Columbus Bk A Tr__
Fourth Nat Bank
Home Savings Bank.
300.000
150,000
200,000
200,000
e
Merch A Mech Bank
First Nat BkofOol—
5,165,761
100
1,678,152
1,132,620
2,174,968
1,270,364
827,389
120,000
31,372
317,370
92,048
850,000
100
N
0
100
re
cent
First National Bank.
100
100
sa
les
\ 20
Jefferson Tr ASav Bk
12,782,727
20
200.000 1
100,000
150.000
Capital notes
South Side Tr A Sa B
72,703
1,625,627
| 20
70,094
843,683
100
100,000
Common
14,465
661,886
100
Macon—
2,333,922
City Bank A Tr Co-.
First Nat Bk A Tr Co
67,692,077
1,035,264
6,389,642
100
110,000
500,000
e
13
tio
53,092
CltU A So Nat Bank- r5,000,000
182,949
mmmm
13 H
mm
100
B'dway Bk of Quincy
111 State Bk of Quincy
.i :
Citlz A So Nat Bank- r5.000.000
Debentures.
300,000 \
300.000
Preferred
Savannah BkATr..
3,912,302
163,498
700,000
e
114,798
(
5
200,000
150.000
1,231,633
67.898
J
100
(100
89,861
200,000
250,000
500.000
218,505
49,456
223,379
6,905,515
100
3,422,061
5.671,550
100
500.000
319,641
8.637,636
100
200.000
100.000
50.000
114,279
24,682
15,660
300,000
50
mmmmmm
m mm m
I
Oo
Swedish-Am Nat Bk.
i
i
Springfield—
First National Bank-
State Institutions
IDAHO
June 29
150.000
.....
Per
500,000
300,000
11.235.000
.
Boise Trust Oo
Springfield MarineBk
share.
291,205
10,630,654
100
N
100
sa
35,010
ILLINOIS
State
160.000
Merchants Nat Bank
400.000
400.000
41,652
45,258
28,408
2,181,384
3,164,555
2,511,720
100
150.000
100.000
Belleville Nat Bank.
Belleville Says Bank.
First National Bank.
200.000
Bt Clair Nat Bank—
72,379
21,888
329,927
256,973
159.181
300.000
150,000
2,234,151
945,278
1,809,724
3,361,427
1,907,356
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Evansville—
cent
sa
Bank
National City BankNorth Side Bank
Old National Bank—
o
re
100
444,316
175,313
100,000
700.000
125,000
345,278
34,483
Common....*....
N
100
500.000
100.oon
500.000
650.000
J 246.400
500,000
J 348.682
Citizens' Nat Bank..
les
Oitizens Tr A Sav Bk
Lamasco
Belleville—
Belleville Bk A Tr Co
Institutions
June 29
Institutions
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Aurora Nat Bank...
State
INDIANA
June 29
Aurora—
Old Second Nat Bank
100
100
National Banks
June 29
June 29
100
9,422,646
les
I
125.000
National Banks
250,108
38,075
cent
20,176,053
66,750
First State Tr A S Bk
3,931,638 (50
\ 50
o
re
1,045,901
J 146,449
150,000
500,000
200.000 0
Preferred
Nomi nal.
Boise CityFirst NatBk of Idaho
Common
100
Illinois Nat Bank—
*vv;. June 29
Common
Preferred
First Security Bank.
100
Bockford—
Illinois Natl Bk A Tr
Third Nat'l Bank
National Banks
100
100
50
Citizens Bk A Tr Oo
Common........
Debentures
I5o
Mercantile Tr A S Bk
Peoples Bk of Quincy
S'thSideBk of Quincy
State St Bk A Tr Co.
mmrnmrn
100
100
100
90
mmmmm
100
14
mrmm
ion
200
100
150
16,334
100
10,831,204
1,032,458
561,284
10,056,840
1,208,776
100
100
"m
:
Preferred
........
11,620,176
noo
Uoo
'
Fort WayneCommon........
28.346
1,000,000
605,660
Preferred.
Austin State Bank..
-
.
.
180
32,330
2,595,225
1.080,635
19,538
1,416,938 102,872,116
4,000,000
........
District Nat Bank—
|14635670
100,000 1
100,000
...
41,292
iou
100
Ft Wayne Nat Bank
Common.........
ii—' 1CO©i i
«
i
200,000
150,000
Oont 111 N B & Tr Oo
Common
25,000,000
Preferred
50.000,000
Common....
Preferred
28,425,990 J100
1
i
•
100
500.000
} 231,305
N
o
re
cent
les
20
11,225,998
20
738.997
20
940,707
7,858,996
20
734,765
25,129
6,896,858
1,001,243
100
1,000.000
1,800,000
930,744
23,649,706
{ 10
100.000
97,072
3,397,934
156,544
13,182
1,948,647
204,010
521,187
165,073
1,142,356
100
81,749,026
935,279
303,650
24,360.113
1,761,171
2,601,564
1,945,584
100
210
100
100
235
110
197"
212'
128
140
172
187"
460"
555"
200,000
......
50,000
300.000
Debentures
90 ;X 100
67
20
20
11,265,257
sa
320.000
Preferred
Dime Trust A Sav Bk
Common..
■
*"25*" "45"
957,107,490 / 33i,
People's Tr A Sav Oo
12,391
J
69
[tth
1,264,887 f 20
1 30
i' 700,000
Preferred
100
750,000
....
Beverly State Sa* Bk
City Nat Bk A Tr Oo
1,188,242
110
100
100
Lincoln Nat Bk A Tr
200,000
1
100
250
100
m
Ghic&cro—
Aetna State BankAm Nat Bk & Tr CoCommon........
les
2,638.595 /100
4,784,950
457,149
431,092
1,307,958
13 H
13
5
3,340,537
.
34,087
rnm'mmmm
10
67,692,077
2,333,922
Liberty Nat Bk A Tr
Common
200,000 I
200,000
0
rec ent
sa
Common.....
'
Savannah—
N
Quincy—
10
GaffGary State Bank.... i
Gary Tr A Sav Bk_. i
107,134
*4,245,792
40
;i;:i5
21,262,533
lOu
115
125
25,000,000 1 12005268 800,559,168 1100
Preferred
1100
25.000,000
First Nat Englewood
200.00U
751,941
6,274,982 100
Halsted Exch Nat Bk
200.000
60,133
4,140,320 100
Hamilton State Bk
200.000
28,309
1,043,770 100
Kaspar Am State Bk
250,000
35,623
1,196,500
160
160
135
155
325.000
100
25
722,856
400.000
Drexel State Bank..
Drovers Nat Bank..
450.000
1.000.000
.
Indianapolis—
First National Bank
Common
80
Common
Class A preferred.
Fountain Sq State Bk
Indiana Nat Bank..
90
25
.
American Nat Bank
35
Live Stock Exch Bk.
Marion Co State Bk.
Lawndale Nat Bank
Common.........
Preferred
Liberty Nat'l Bank
250.000 1
350.000
300.000
141,327
8,316,177
10
I10
ff'i6
Merchants' Nat Bk..
9
People's State Bank.
Bankers Trust Oo
Fidelity Trust Co
100
Pioneer Tr & Sav Bk
Sears-Oom State Bk_
750.000
254,690
959,273
57,227
43,186
54,208
100,636
27,121
144,747
180,569
499,471
95,058
140,443
1,352,231
364,611
200.000
66.505
Security Bk of Ohic.
700,000
350,000
321,411
171,532
38,207
44,665
25,409
125,426
85,272
154,954
154,071
15,856
102,140
63,635
127,094
954,303
313,523
33,729
8,873,835
6,904,041
19,043,854
2,698,031
1,890,796
1,675,703
6,440,082
2,041,959
5,448,215
4,291,695
11,425,043
4,124,897
5,326,427
2,964,227
8,912,260
5,543,912
4,759
3,129
1,770,572
1,309,445
1.383,151
3,477,294
3.799.430
3.756.431
4,407,114
334,544
1,624,489
4,218,583
2,632,976
.3,663,828
7,112,944
470,553
163,852,978
23,306
1,653,700
100
36,498
1,085 ,675
51,854
6,715 ,197
1,119,287
14,834 ,701
292,362 11,492 ,788
377,421
7,679 ,283
8,869,015 264,789 ,701
238,899
5,796 ,947
20
-
live Stock Nat Bank
Main State Bank...
Merchants Nat Bk._
Metrop State Bank.
Mid-City Nat Bank
1,000.000
200,000
200,000
200,000
_
400.000
200,000
_
Milwaukee Av N't Bk
Mutual Nat Bkof Oh
Nat'l Builders Bank.
Nat'l Boulevard Bk.
300.000
500.000
600.000
National Security Bk
200.000
Oak Park TrA8av Bk a 1.000,000
Personal Ln & Sav Bk 2,000,000
Second Security Bk.
Skala State Bank.
South East Nat Bank
State Bk of Clearing.
Terminal Nat Bank.
Unlv St Bk of Chic..
200.000
.
200.000
120,000
200.000
Upper Ave Bank....
Uptown State Bank.
300,000
200.000
300.000
West 31st State Bk__
100.000
Western State Bank.
200,000
450,000
300.000
Amalg Tr A Sav Bk.
Banco di Napoli Tr.
Chic City BkATr
Drovers Tr & Sav Bk
East Side Tr ASav Bk
Harris Tr As Sav Bk.
Howard Ave T&S Bk
Common
800.000
1
650.000
200,000
6,000,000
........
Capital notes
I-O Bank A Trust Oo
Lake Shore Tr A S Bk i
Lakevlew Tr A S Bk.
200,000 1
100,000
200,000
800,000
500.000
Mercantile Tr A Sav.
Merchandise Bk A Tr
600,000
Northern Trust Co..
Pullman Tr A Sav Bk
3,000.000
500.000
300.000
20
100
100
"55"
100
Debentures
19
South BendCity Nat Bank
105
35
30
45
100
•
11 1*
1
1
250.000
Citizens Tr A Sav Bk
First Bank A Tr Co.
Merchants Nat Bank 1
111• 1
"165
1,239,511
273,110
200,000 f
200,000
1,819,595
600,000
Preferred........
"35" "45"
5)
25
701,930
j,
Union Trust Co....
175
100
1.000,000
1.000,000
Common
24
160
100
100
185,000
Security Trust Co-
"85" 165""
50
...
Indiana Trust Oo
120
loo
500.000
1,500,000
Common
60
20
loo
200.000
50,000
1,250,000
450.000
1
100
100
100
100
100
Fletcher Trust Oo—
"72" "77"
100
100
3,000.000
89,014
113,977
153,822
91,404
60,925
250,000
600.000
250.000
1
St Joseph L A Tr Co
1,000,000
32,156,305
11,781.193
{100
*165
2,802.822 1100
1100
17,488,485 100
2,100,605
1,224,124
6,374,449
3,142,174
2,462,651
10
100
100
100
100
N o :,w.s'
cent
100
100
re
—
....
35
45
100
78
88
Common
........
Preferred..
Terre
Haute
100
100
100
200,000
500,000
109,652
500,000
500,000
298,245
4.450,100
les
[100
,100
First
Nat Bank—
Common
100
....
Preferred........
100
100
sa
Terre Haute—
Merchants Nat Bk..
21
20
100
100
10H
8K
10
I
15,009,711
20
10
"67" "65""
65
Ido "265"
75
Sale price
t Branch of Savannah.
275
A plan for the payment of all
mitted to the stockholders of the
a
deferred deposit certificates will be
Oak Park Trust & Sayings Bank,
Sept. 10 1935 for approval; the plan
of the par value of the bank's stock from $100 to
Park, 111.,
on
50
19
"2l"
c
loo
140
155
75
80
Oak
d New stock.
in
sub¬
involves the writing down
$50 a share.
100
82
530
100
160
e
87
100
545
175
"•'•V
g
Oct. 17 1934.
Affiliate of the First National
1
Bank of Atlanta, Ga.
Sept. 29 1934.
i Common and
'
.
k March 4
;
,
;/
preferred stock outstanding.
1935.
I Last sale,
r
Combined statement,
x
Ex-dividend.
BAMS AND
Sept., 1935]
National Bank»
June 29
Burlington-
Surplus A
Profits.
50,000
100,000
500.000
1,065,403
250.000
Cedar Rapids—
Merchants Nat Bank
People'* Bar Bank..
United States Bank
.
.
62,465
27,318
V
Council Bluffs—
City National Bank.
50,000
$
''
100
1,732,449
2.174,417
100
28,732,742
3,575,421
579,296
100
20
100
1,333,286
jrioo
81.903
1,317,132
uoo
100
sa
}
458,598
17,776,716
65,884
1,273,565
291,566
$
| 128,554
534,102
6,598,422 1100
1 80
264,947
2,500,000
1.200,000
1,500,000
j, 697,842
f
10
4,488,627
100
40
45
34,067,973 f 20
\ 20
195*
20
19,646,206
551,119
28,654,108
14
16
1.500.000
208,000
2.800,000
62,811
4,878,495
699,959
20
18
91,080,812
25
51H
25
53
1.000,000
1,000.000
950.000
315,621
346,455
39,665
17,931,773
100
100
100
1,200,000
J 20
\ 20
872,042
150,000
50,000
32,714
25,017
183.490
11,858,893
5,672,132
1100
National Banks
June 29
First National Bank
228,891
3.299,600
100
100
100
397,289
31,971
7,037,262
100
2,989,999
10(<
189,982
158,906
361,342
152,666
25,073
400,000
400,000
200.000
250.000
live Stock Nat Bank d
Toy Nat Bank..
Security Nat Bank..
Woodbury Co Say Bk
!
100.000
National Banks
June 29
10
6,568,954
6,231,800 M0G
7,528,179 100
1,780,489
5,078,943
212,891
346,328
7,473,628
6,514,242
100
25
1,000,000
200,000
234,950
1,053,765
9,421,010
8,157,763
100
100
Exchange Nat Bank.
First National Bank.
150,000
150.000
250,000
Merchants' Nat Bk
Eastern Tr A Bkg Co
Merrill Trust Co—
Common
Preferred..
100
1366,412
100
2,570,670
5,285,090
J 284,769
600,000
200,000
400,000
400.000
......
411,337
124,738
193,080
200,765
450,000 J
200,000
........
Exchange State Bank
Security Nat Bank..
Common
Preferred
Rlvervtew state Bk
189.885
125,097
100,000 I
100,000 1
Nomi nal.
Per share.
N 0
100
....
100
"
25
37
20
33
23
r so
425,000
850,000
Preferred A...
Preferred B
234,519
12,651,244
25
35
June 29
Nomi nal
Per share
Baltimore-
125
2,902.822
124,132
183,801
150
175
150,00C
50,000
Central Nat Bank
Central Trust Co...
Citizens State Bank. d
23,000
500,000
400,000
115,000
200.000 i
329,065
50,000 I
150,000 J
Fidelity Sav State Bk
Guaranty State Bank
Common
2,018,011
2,956,101
917,000
321,531
500.000
10
4,148,284
662,131 21,408,921 I 10
500,000 1
Preferred
1,000,000
t 20
50
Calvert Bank.
340,776
7,176,292
400,000
d 350.000
Canton Nat Bank.
69,258
3,230,188 100
\
10
Carrollton Bk of Bait
93,434
1,163,297
80,000
10
Oommonw'lth Bank.
590,060
187,219
300,000
10
First National Bank.
4,000,000 6,540,683 149,854,944
6,273,340 100
Nat Cent Bk of Bait.
400.000
520,638
30
Nat Marine Bank...
566,570
5,406,039
600,000
20
Western Nat Bank..
492,499 12,740,166
750,000
25
Colonial Trust Co...
1,973,068
305,005
400,000
Equitable Trust Co. 2,000,000 1,182,503 24,736,975 100
25
723,432 17,057,888
1.000,000
Fidelity Trust Co—
Maryland Trust Co
Common.
1,000,000 I 700,000 29,941,710 / 10
2,000,000
Capital notes
"50
Mercantile Tr Co
1,500,000 3,683,352 23,259,637
1,334,866 100
Real Estate Tr Co..
170,775
600,000
100
Safe Dep A Trust Co
2,000.000 4,367,815 17,675,298
10
Union Trust Co
2,500.000 1,781,771 21,320,751
100
100
100
*100
53,789
1,324,784
559,865
2,961,444
17,817
1,049.291
JlOO
re cent
UOO
sa
>: ■
100
N
.....
Preferred
Haw Valley State Bk
Merchants Nat Bk.
Nat Bank of Topeka
State Savings Bank.
.....
50,000
200,000
500,000
100,000
100.000
28,688
122,980
391,150
37,095
24,778
605,214
6,212,860
11,786,273
1,442,745
1.418,975
1,000,000
1,000,000
100,000
200.000
1,362,890
24.447,783
100
622,920
19,287
137,705
18,573,316
835,032
1,619,053
inn
o
les
100
100
100
Tepeka State Bank.. d
100
100
•
Cumberland—
First Nat Bank..... d
7X
193,975
400,000
"45""
30
"40"
—....
53 X
142
30
30
25
15
90
10M
215
35
570
~54"
"32"
35
18
95
12
"s5"
585
4
5
100
125
155
1,043,871 / 25
35
.....
6,141,309
75
100
20
30
4,873,294
Peoples Bank—
WichitaFirst National Bank.
Fourth Nat Bank...
Kansas State Bank.
Southwest Nat Bank
Union National Bank
.
Common
100,000 I
100,000 1
....... .
58,862
2,416,151
100.000
Preferred
Union Stock Yds Nat
25,917
876,942
National Banks
June 29
lUO
Common
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
Common
Preferred
Peon-Lib Bk Ac Tr Co
/ 10
n
200,000 I
250,000
650.000
250,000
OovlngtonTr&BkgCo
929,044
114,832
434,777
2,908,590
{15
75,000 I
75,000
Common..
Preferred
Fr'k Town Sav Inst.
West Maryland Tr .
20
21
1,248,978 /
262,045
100,000
24,172
15
100
10
3,392,414
399,346
.
d
175.457
46,000
5,481,116
1,400,000
100
10C
435.000
198,403
2,043,447
100
71,948
1,100,000
cent
les
National Banks
June 29
70
100
Citizens Bk a Tr Co.
...
_
Preferred
First Nat Bk Ac Tr Co
Second Nat Bank...
Union Bank Ac Tr Co
Security Trust Oo._
Louisville—
Bank of Commerce
200,000 I
350,000 '
1.000.000
150,000
150.000
500,000
MASSACHUSETTS
25
[100
918,772
212.635
9,359,967
2,825,938
1,974,239
118,500
260.446
3,556,736
121,157
2,736.012
1,663,456
2,191,487
126,783
76,435
996,563
237,478
93,881
921,798
100,663
1,251,101
47,133,662
7,866,403
30,409,125
20,295,401
2,078,595
3,265,563
10,671,787
1,029,269
11,197,560
1,215,907
129,185
386,001
27,500
1,285,7^7
50
100
100
10.
Citizens' Union N B.
1,000,000
2.000.000
1.000,000
Liberty Natl Bk Ac Tr 2.000,000
300.000
Security Bank
KentuckyTitle Tr Co Ol .000,000
Lincoln Bank At Tr..
1,250.000
Stock Yards Bank.
100.000
Louisville Trust Co.
2.000.000
United States Tr Co.
525.000
Fidelity Ac Colum Tr.
First National Bank.
..
Newport Nat Bank..
Central Sav Bk Ac Tr
80
300
150
300
100T
500,000
100.000
100.000
190.000
3,543,323
1,392,988
*
100
300
54
10
100
100 0—
100
100
100
ion
100
Sale price.
a
March 4 1935.
5 March 30 1935.
200
175'
d Common and
preferred stock outstanding.
/ Citizens Union Fidelity unified certificates.
10
100
I
400
10n[
Newport—
American Nat Bank.
75
275
140
290
Boston20
First National Bank. 44,500.000 30,563,546 600,406,244
3.000,000 5,340,572 82,475,386 100
Merchants' Nat Bk.
20
Nat Rock Bk of Bos
1,500,000 2,822,775 25,624,394
Nat Shawmut Bank. 10,000.000 20,510,733 172,111,930 12 H
25
2,000.000 4,362,661 69,828,072
Second Nat Bank—
Web a Atlas N Bk
342,440 10,136,941 1 50
500,000
Common.........
Preferred
100.000
.....
o
re
sa
I 10
LexingtonBank of Commerce.
"35" "38"
15
\
82,367
150.000
.
100
7,166,789
1,574,668
3,863,834
100
3,435,422
} 114,360
100,000
200,000
125,000
Farm A Mech N Bk.
Frederick Co Nat Bk
Institutions
June 29
78,933
150,000
300,000
__
Citizens' Nat Bank..
Oomm'l Bank of Md
State
3.936.636
50
Frederiok—
50
370,415
36,437
224,034
500,000
Capital notes.....
(62»,
Nomi nal.
per share.
200,000
Capital notes
Second Nat Bank
Liberty Trust Co-
"loo""
162't
KENTUCKY
100,000 I
100,000
Commons
"145" is5""
100
Covington—
Citizens'Nat Bank..
Common
4K
Common.........
12 823 326 uoo
261,161
9,734
^mmmm
State Institutions
MARYLAND
..
150,000
26
40
50
150,000
Bait Oomm'l Bank-
Leavenworth—
First National Bank.
Leavenworth Nat Bk
ifanufac*rs State Bk
70
20
40
Baltimore Nat Bank
120
100
50
25
les
3.367,320 flOO
1100
243,785
100,000
100
7,996,399
2,541,048
3,799,254
5,418,688
re cent
11,012,158 f 10
6X
I 10
2,272,383 100 "100" 105""
72,987
cent
les
Portland Nat Bank—
National Banks
June 29
300,000 I
o
sa
12,289,471 / 20
uoo
PortlandCanal National Bank
Casoo Bk A Tr Co...
First National BankNat Bk of Commerce
City—
Oomm'l N Bk of K C
Common
N
re
600.000
2,000,000
.....
June 29
42,194
88,475
182,273
40
30
Bangor—
State Institutions
KANSAS
1,100,000
611,425
Depositors' Trust Co
10(
1,528,808
Nomi nal.
Per share
AugustaFirst Nat Granite Bk
Common
Hutchinson—
American Nat Bank, d
Institutions
June 29
\i no
150.000
300.000
250.000
State
MAINE
37,301,973 f 100
Dubuque—
v
Ask.
JlOO
First National Bank.
Amer Tr Ac Sav Bank
Sioux City-
Preferred
Bid.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
100
19,497,051
1.000.000 I
3,500,000 J
.....
,?■
300,000
300.000
First National Bank.
Commercial Nat Bk.
Cont'l-Am B AcTr Co
les
100
250.000 I
850.000 I
Preferred........
IowarDes Molne* Nat
Bank A Trust Co:
; ■ Common
Preferred
Home Savings Bank.
University State Bk.
Valley Say Bank
Par.
8hreveport—
o
re cent
250,000
650,000
100,000
150.000
$
Gross
Deposits.
100
18,626,405
n
Banker* Tr. Co Bk—
Common
Preferred A..
Preferred B....._
Cap City State Bank
Cent Nat Bk & Tr Co
Common........
■■Vt:"1
300.000
300,000
New OrleansAmerican Bank Ac Tr
Hibernia Natl Bk
Common
Preferred
Nat Bk of Commerce
Common
Preferred
Louisiana SB Ac T Co
Whitney Nat Bank..
100
2,610,752
4,243.548
625,127
State Institutions
June 29
100
24,908
600.000
Baton Rouge—
City National Bank
Common
Preferred
Louisiana Nat Bank
Common
Preferred
DavenportDavenport Bk As Tr.
Dos Moines—
Surplus <&
Profits.
Capital.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
154,684
50.000 I
50.000 1
100.000
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
107
LOUISIANA
Gross
Depoutis.
91,499
150,000
150,000
Conn Bluffs Sav Bk.
First National Bank.
Common
Preferred
State Savings Bank.
June 29
vg
34,251
51,387
$
Parmer* A March S B
Flint National Bank.
National Banks
June 29
State Institutions
IOWA
Capital.
TRUST COMPANIES
265"
g
Affiliated with the First National Bank of Louisville.
h Member
Northwest
i March 25 1935.
JLast sale.'
v
PIt-Hivirionrl.
Bancorporation.
50
Nomi nal.
Per share.
40
320
41
51
24
24H
103
25
28
banks
108
companies
trust
and
National Banks
i
-:rr 2r»
Massachusetts 3tauat2rn'
Qross
Surplus A
Bid.
Par.
Deposits
Profits.
Capital.
Ask.
Capital.
Institutions
State
michigan
June 29
June 29
Qross
Surplus A
Profits.
Bid.
Par
Deposits
Nomi nal.
B 08 ton—
Boston 8 Dep & Tr..
Columbia Trust Co..
Day Trust Co_.
Fiduciary TrustCo . .
New Bng Trust Oo_.
Old Colony Trust Co
1,523,835
32,880,236
2,098,139
9,859,330
1,377,403
32,023,197
3,409,769
3,399,343
c68,364,536
10,048,806
100
lOf
10C
708,570
11,698,690
126,081
2,384,234
202,423
3,909,675
226,368
2,500,000
500,000
1,000,000
485,029
6590,230
2,936,350
5,183,069
146,172
3,796,374
499,261
<5,000,000
Pilgrim Trust Co...
200,000
State Street Tr Co..
3,000,000
Union Trust Co
£ 750.000
U 8 Trust Co—
700.000
1,000,000
100.000
Preferred
Wlnthrop Trust Co..
•
,
share
10
750,000
2,000.000
100,000
Common
Per
$
S
h
Banc Com Ital Tr Oo
500,000
2,500.000
—
Preferred
100
r400
1,500,000
4,000.000
3.000,000
Common
I
Preferred. £.
100
100
Mfrs National Bank.
195
10
10C
100
Preferred
135
77
Class "A"
% Common
50
550,979 C 5,737,159
4,044,191
437,053
1,156,848 cl5,917,029
160.000
300.000
1.000.000
Harvard Trust Co...
100
300
12
147,765
2,514,138
Fall River Nat Bank
400.000
427,500
Fall River Trust
300.000
5,536,072
6,963,835
2,720,618
100
Durfee Trust Oo
187,056
486,257
78,797
0
500.000
674,811
6.082,391
100
160.000
120,000
400.000
246,727
155,089
49,889
2,712,491
1,361,062
3,546,606
100
200.000
300.000
932,981
140,277
6,172,443
2,704,979
100
100
100
m
65
—
Preferred
Preferred
2C0
30
35
50
.....
Preferred
224.514
Lawrence—
BayStateMer Nat Bk
2,634,840 J100
1100
251,394
9,011,459
5,897,081
10
1
8
5H
| 10
10
mmmmm
555.426 c32.490.838
511,149
c
1,558,192
g 1,781,426
7H
f 10
t 10
760,000
350.000
1,200,000
100
g
50
10
100
1
50
30
"liH
15
SaginawSecond
35
400.000
2,985,326
20
1.250,000
Nat
Bank
18,108,007
100
&
Tr Co
....
25
V.
25
National Banks
:
;
Lowell—
300.000
260,946
3,197,793
1.000.000
467,264
10,467,691
19
Institutions
State
minnesota
June 29
June 29
90
100
25
Appleton Nat. Bank.
20
'
20
264,351
600.000
7
9
6
20
1,000,000
2,500,000
Grand Rapids Tr Oo.
Union Bank of Mich.
Saginaw State Bank. £
Park National Bank
100.000
Preferred
150,000
Hadley Falls Tr Co.. £1,400.000
20
Old Kent Bank—
10
50
mmmmm
805,068
5,835,172
163,415
400,000
500.000
.....
Michigan Trust Co.,
Common
mmm
-rnmmm
I
500,000
240,000
—
Common
les
10
20
Peoples Nat Bank—
20
7,482,371
m
25
20
20
6,672,127 I
c
250.000
o
ent
Holyoke—
Holyoke Nat Bank—
59,914
m
3,779,745 I 20
1 20
232,724
300,000
200,000
...
...
rec
13,967,880
4,686,714
Oit Com & 8avs Bk. £1,000,000
ftenessee Co 3avs Bk
700.000
Common
200.000 1
600.000
mmrnmrn
18
Grand Rapids-
Haverhill—
Preferred
12
mm an. •
80
N
Common
20
Nat Bank of Flint
Nat Bk of Grand Rap
Common
Gloucester—
Haverhill Nat Bank.
Merrimack Nat Bank
mmmm
20
010,485,625 T 20
1 20
1,026,233 100
g 6,225,251
100
150.000
500.000
Central Bank
c
1,491,456
I
1,856,091
Preferred
97
#
Fitohburg—
Glouces 8 D & Tr Co
16
m
[ 20
1,405,400
....
Common...
Fall River-
Glouc Nat Bk of Glou
14
16,158,755 1 10
I 10
456,822 100
Flint—
1125
100
Cape Ann Nat Bank.
75
65
25
■f
55
200.000
Safety Fund Nat Bk.
28
16
53
last Cambridge
Lechmere Nat Bank.
20
"75" "85"
10
1
125,680
Ua Guardian Tr Os.
400
10
20
480,944 297.332.886 I
500.000
101.260
Highland Park Trust
County Bk & Tr Oo.
}9.
0
pref—
pref...
Preferred
Cambridge—
Cambridge Trust Co
50
Detroit Trust Co—
55
20
5.799,842
7,358,684
216,957
269,465
820.000
760.000
98,132.236
500,000
1,000,000
1,000.000
Common
Class "B"
Brookton—
Brockton Nat Bank.
Heme Nat Bank..
97,003,941 1 20
\ 20
,000,000
Equitable Trust Co-
140
73
1!
5.000.000
11.750.000
United Savings Bank
Common
10
100
3,570,612
1,260,005
235,456
59,163
120
Detroit-
Nat Bank of
Common
Preferred
50
Beverly300.000
100.000
110
38,961,259 ( 50
1 50
522,522
Detroit Savings Bank
Bankers Trust Co...
Beverly Nat Bank..
Beverly Trust Co...
share
Bank—
State
Common
10f
,
Per
$
$
Detroit—
Oom'wealth-Oom'l
r280'
101
Ask.
No m inal.
Union Old Lowell
National Bank
Nomi nal
22
Per
Duluth—
100,000
600,000
City National Bank.
Central Nat Bank—
Common
Preferred
Manufac'rs Nat Bk.
108,075
200,000
200,000
200.000
266.405
3,131,453 f 50
I 50
2,954,614 100
26,690
348,006
.500,000
,500,000
Bank of Oomm A Sav
Lynn-
694,656
404,680
5,240,534
100
First & Amer Nat Bk
Common
100
Preferred
27,472,480 flOO
1100
0
cent
Minnesota Nat Bank
National City Bank
Common
79,911
250.000
250,000
100,000
200.000
441,572
620,048
940,442
2,948,806
3,458,389
8,668,317
50
100
100
20
£1.000.000
106.439
7,456,422
50
Lynn 8 Dep & Tr Oo
Security Trust Oo...
I
400,000
.000,000
100,000
150.000
205,746
284,946
28,220
18,195
5.635,473
7,472,722
850,449
670,886
200,000
200.000
100.000
56.000.000
6
100,000
400,000
1.000.000
6
100.000
72,263
160
Pioneer Nat Bank—
385
lea
100
1,544,688
of Duluth
Northern Nat Bank.
3,094,638 f 50
200.000
Preferred
Essex Trust Oo
•so**
100
Western Nat Bank..
100
100
66*i
70
Minneapolis—
New BedfordFirst National Bank.
Merchants Nat Bk-
Blooming'n-Lake NB
Central Nat Bank...
Fifth No'west'nNB
Common
250.000
350.000
Common......._
Preferred
375.515
263,000
}.
20
7,844,862
36
37
First NatBk&Tr Co
20
500,000
250,000
Preferred
Safe Deposit Nat Bk
20
21H
Hennepin State Bank
Marquette Nat Bank
12X
5,596,249 12]
12]
W
12
N'western Nat B&T
Common
Peabody—
Warren Nat Bank
Common.
-;
67,745
Preferred.......
Salem—
10
1,698,084 1100
1100
87,769
200,000
150,000
3,538,672
100
550,000
50
10
10
12
15
Preferred A
Preferred B......
286,303
'.... ,V :
10
5,424,248
<6
First National BankUnion Nat Bank
St. PaulAmerican Nat Bank.
Commercial State Bk
Bank
Common.......
1,000,000
1,500.000
J 265,096
Common....
1.500,000
1,916,936
Preferred
500,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
195,000
1.049,541
1,598,732
200,000
300.000
Springfield S D & Tr.
Union Trust Oo
West Springfield Tr
92,825
I
10
I
13,523,614
267,290
281,501
Preferred
Third Nat B&T Co
200,000
150,000
148,279
46,858
4,445,965 pi 00
100
1,505,101
10
Drov Exch State Bank
First National Bank.
First State Bank
26,850,773 J100
1100
25
12,575,043
25
12,892,880
25
1,435,924
160
EmplreNatBk&TrCo
Stock Yards Nat Bk
39
2 500.000
0
250.000
275.000
p6.000.000
p
100.000
1
£
500.000
450.000
100
129,638 22,572,404
100
3,630,864
102,704
1,644,391 100
44,576
5,836,330 119,485,348 plOO
1,847,675 100
86,232
7,904,681
155,834
3,950,163
100,128
^100
Midway Nat Bank40
36
Common......
Preferred
First Trust Oo.
...
100.000 I
200.000
pi .000.000
65,529
157,516
3,644,327 /100
1100
PlOO
Taunton—
Machinists' Nat Bk.
Bristol County Tr...
1,617,205
3,895,137
iW
25
25
Mechanics Nat Bank
Sale price,
b
500,000 1
1,000,000
200.000
Preferred
Guaranty Bk & T Co
Common
Class A
•
t No par.
Worcester—
r-f: Common
483,644
14,446,817
2,767,108
100
10
30,881,571
/ 10
188,528
First National Group
e
Includes savings deposits.
e
March 4 1935.
44
1100
15
Tr Co
1,000,000
2,000,000
.....
...
11,561,513
0 Trust balances.
9
10
< Member of Northwest Bancorporation
£ Common and
preferred stock outstanding.
1 Last sale.
National Banks
June 29
michigan
State
Institutions
„
o
June 29
p
Nomi nal.
Bay City—
Bay City Bank
Per
^
r
share
s
53,425
224,913
2,567,247
4,781,090
100
400.000
100
N
o
People's Commercial
& Savings Bank... £1.250,000
re
8,115,771
100
Sa
les
■"V-'V;..V
American National Bank of St. Paul affiliate.
Member of the First Bank Stock Corp.
Stock has to be offered to board of directors.
Old stock.
cent
179,373
Natl Bk of Bay City.
800,000
No re cent
sa les
10
Springfield—
Worcester Co
5H
Rochester-
Naumkeag Tr Co—
1
Common........
Springfield Nat
5,000,000 11,411,198 119,186,818 /100 i t5K
1110
40,833
1,030,466
915,665
15,168
54,056
1,115,843
2,207,370
4th Northwest Nat'l. £
127,592
125.000
Preferred
5,000,000
5
Produce State Bank
100.000
2d Northwest State
50,000
Third N'west'n N Bk
200.000
14
250,000
200,000
200,000
Merchants Nat Bank
Midland NatBk & Tr
Minnehaha Nat Bk
18,166
1,354,710 i
16,000
1,050,000 1100
5,477,607 129,245,565 &
742,251 100
36,629
126,388
3.483,177 AlH
13,528,908
284,809
1,187,794
36,144
< Affiliate of First
x
t
National Bank of Boston.
Ex-dividend.
First Bank Stock Corp.
r
10M
10M
SEPT., 1935]
BANKS
National Bank*
June 29
MISSISSIPPI
Capital.
Surplus A
Profile.
TRUST COMPANIES
AND
Institutions
June 29
Nationa t Banks
June 29
State
Grass
Deposits.
Xvv'v
*
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
Nomi nal
Per share
Jaokson
Capital National BkOommon
Preferred
Depoe On Bk A TrOo
Jackson-State N Bk.
150,000 \
........
164,274
200,000
665,000
300.000
........
109,045
291,699
N
300,000
400,000
250.000
52,819
74,628
22,013
2,533,972
2,427.910
2,302,859
100
100
50
700.000
300.000
120.757
250,407
4,834-,488
4,441,425
cent
300,000
100,000
800.000
les
Ask.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
;
147,887
128,177
50,116
3,723,130
2,052.054
2,444,322
100
100
100
624,627
19,969
404,899
10,285,347
806,105
100
100
9,071,947
a—
9,098.659
a—
N
—
100
sa
200,000
150.000
175.000
*
:
Bid.
Par.
Deposits.
$
*
Butte—
First National Bank.
Miners Nat Bk
Metals Bk A Tr Oo. 0
0
re
Helena— v?
First Nat Bk A Tr Co k
Union Bk A Tr Co—
Common.------- #
V;
0
re
cent
sa
les
.
Fleksburg—
First Nat A Tr Oo...
March NatBk&Tr Oo
/
Gross
Surplus A
Profits.
Capital.
Billings—
State Institutions
June 29
MONTANA
Midland Nat BankMontana Nat Bank.
Sec Tr A 8avs Bank.
5,894,707 I 30
I 40
0,545,910 100
0,204.424 100
Meridian—
Ottlsens Nat Bank..
First National Bank.
Mar 4k Farmers Bank
■
>■/..
109
20
Preferred...
,
600.000
450,474
100.000
400,000
J
7,121,365 flOO
1100
79,188
r
National Banks
June 29
MISSOURI
National Banks
June 29
State Institutions
June 29
State Institutions
June 29
NEBRASKA
Norn ins I
Kansas City—
Per
Baltimore Bank....
Otty Nat Bk A Tr Co
Columbia Nat Bank.
Commerce Trust Co
Community State Bk
Bast Side Bk of Com
First National Bank.
Inter-State Nat Bank
Llnwood State Bank.
Merchants Bank....
Merc Home Bk & Tr
Common
100,000
600.000
500,000
6,000.000
100,000
200,000
2,000.000
500,000
100,000
200,000
200,000
200,000
Capital notes
Missouri Bk & Tr Oo
Common
Plasa Bank of Oomm
Produce Bach Bank.
Traders' Gate City
Nat'IBank..
i
University Bank...
;
Ot.
...
40
55
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
116
65
110
390
190
80
180
126
200"
100
150
200
1,173,499 flOO
95
217
130
150
100
100
116"
100
110
110
1,060,783
1,578,432
2,188.163
122,970
35.184
7,559.598 62H
897,368 100
57
60
/100
50
23,691
359,022
243,435
6,192.731
100
543,231
23,705,726
f 10
iSo""
07
80
7
100
100
Lincoln—
130
175
70
Per
share.
Cont Nat Bank—
Common......
Preferred--.-—..
First National Bank.
Nat Bk of Commerce
420
(100
50,000
50,000
400,000
Weetport Are Bank.
Union At Bk of Com
Preferred
210
100
100
Nomi nal.
share
85
190
100
8,560
38,898
129.098
<200,000 V
8,793,118 flOO
1100
143,808
300,000
850.000
300.000
385,444
310,215
18,406,793
573,762
29,552.492
236,462
10,007,807
100
100
10,316.242
mmmmm
mmmmmm
mm
"*115
mm
125
250
200
Omaha—
First Nat Bank-
Common........
Preferred A......
Preferred B
Live Stock Nat Bank
Omaha Nat BankCommon
250,000
1,000,000
|
500.000
450.000
1,250.000
1.145.000
...
Preferred
Packers' Nat Bank:
Common
Preferred
South Omaha Sav Bk
Stock Yards Nat Bk
Common
PreferredU S Nat Bank.
-
<250,000
V
N
0
re cent
sa
les
2.537,387 J100
1100
25
878,784
39,051
} 212,846
1,000.000
<1.100.000
20
100
39,858,013 r iob
U00
42,819
.; 50,000
......
I
J 427,432
100.000 t
100.000
f 20
20
{
6,987,828 [100
1100
732,358
25,628,235
100
1100
900,000
1,350,000
100.000
100,000
......
_
269.433
40,000
550.000
100.000
......
6.553.386
,
80,000
120,000
50,000
200,000
100.000
Preferred........
Park National Bank.
Southeast State Bk..
South Side Bank—
Common
PreferredStock Yards Nat Bk.
Union Nat BankCommon
38,500
1,298,276
959,707 16,979,357
74,617
4,185,326
3,294.283 137,272,298
39,225
678,584
30,674
1,300,671
3,367,471 112,660,451
782,316 19,909,259
31,284
849,185
161,390
2,681.441
265"
250""
National Banks
June 29
SH
I 10
159,960
111,092
5.739
100,000
1.438,535
997,044
322,206
200
80
100
NEVADA
..
v
'•
400.000
435,511
1...
>
•
RenoFirst Nat Bk In Reno d
Nomi nal.
Per share.
r,
100
13,083,065
.....
Joseph-
American Nat Bank.
Burnes Nat Bank...
First National Bank.
First Trust Co......
First StJosSt'k Yds Bk
200,000
200,000
500,000
100,000
250,000
200.000
Tootle-Lacy Nat Bk.
Empire Trust Oo
251,263
169,181
388,074
114,659
38,142
257.825
78,196
60,589
200.000
140.000
Missouri Vail Tr Oo.
7,889,054
3,954,519
6,747,130
3,064,720
3,661.556
7,209,591
2,112,753
931,671
100
100
100
100
N
les
loo
100
.....
Common
.
......
Preferred
_
Bremen Bk k Tr
Cass Bk A Tr Co
45,924
92.500
415.000
2,000,000
500,000
Co.
10
10
20
1,412,011
120
2,196,499
[1,087,503
700.000
600,000
107,373
100
10.200,000 .4,355,711 198,141,822
1,000,000
{.?!
36 J4
:::::
First Nat Bank—
Common
......
Preferred
Jefferson Bk & T Oo-
Common..
Capital notes A
Capital notes B...
Jeff-Gravols Bank..
y
......
-
_
_
r
165,004
150,000
100,000
640,242
2,359,277
33,924
4,768,231
729,934
i5
100
32,679
24^
{100
[100
Nashua—
Indian Head Nat Bk
Nashua Trust Oo.
SeoondNatof Nashua
200,000
400.000
900,000
346,574
445,650
327,154
.
2,779.344
100
100
100
5,325,531
5,522,074
100
100
re cent
6,210,746
100
sa
4,446,628
2,527,634
N
0
les
mmm mm
101
100
200,000
831,307
503,847
147,105
.
mmmmm
.41,882,901 I 20
35^
1100
5,102,356 100 mm50~i
4.954,887
138,601
200.000
150,000
Amoskeag Nat Bank
Manchester Nat Bk.
Merchants Nat Bank
Amer Bach Nat Bank
107,500
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Manchester—
100
St. Louis—
Common.........
Preferred
Baden Bank.
Boatmen's Nat Bk
v«9an" NEW HAMPSHIRE —JSffSPT-
o
re cent
sa
Portsmouth—
First National Bank.
250,000 1
76,953
250,000
200.000
Common
Preferred—.....
tew Hamp Nat Bk
37,529
3,010,677 rioo
1100
1,232,256 100
25H
mmmmm
National Banks
June 29
mmrnmrn
'"50""
NEW JERSEY
State Institutions
June 29
Lemay Ferry Bank
Common
........
Preferred...——
Manufacturers Bank
& TCo..........
Manchester Bank.
__
Mutual Bk & Tr Co.Plasa Bank (The).
See Nat 8avsATr Co
Common..
Preferred...
...
flouth'n Com k Sav
South Side Nat Bk—
Common........
_
Preferred
....... .
Telegraphers Nat Bk
Tower Or Bk A TrOo
United Bk & Tr Co..
50,000
50,000 ?
600,000
500,000
200,000
200,000
350,000
500,000
425.000
400,000
300,000
600,000
800.000
1.000.000
450,342
108,433
98,828
158,981
[ 336.636
i
§ 51.558
7,630,900
3,823,496
4,467,908
2.634.353
Nomi nal.
10
10
1100
20
100
50
mmmmm
Atlantic City-
10
Common
""70" "80""
20
25
13,124,834 /100
uoo
2,956.761 100
125
4,498,667
11,594,601
6,785,546
500,000
2,350,457
J
70,380
J/5811,080
1.708,387 1100
1 10
2,300,079
Baston-Taylor Tr Oo
Lindell Trust Co
340.000
200.000
300.000
Merc Com B & T Oo- 10,000,000
Mercantile-Commerce Nat'l Bank.
350,000
Miss Val Trust Co—
Common
6,000,000
Mound City Tr Oo
247.559
North St Louis Tr Oo
300,000
Northwest'n Tr Co..
1,050,000
WebsterGroves Tr.
100,000
Common
m
225,000
1,184,512
m mmm m mm
397,490
259,787
""16"'
mmmmm
........
.414
ioo
100
"124"'
100
52
"55""
AsburyPark—
AsburyPkNatBkATr k 600.000
Asbury Park & Ocean
Grove Bank...... cm600,000
2,116.970
1,625,066
3,016,537
100
100
3,930,191 131,326,620
100
21,910
31,467
160,608
183.719
4,253,895
ioo"
73.626,812
105
100
1,039,492
3,418,788
6,135,304
2.044,804
108
100
1,924,593
16,099
180,480
53,387
144.676
Seacoast Trust Co..
mmmmmm
100
1
107
100
v5K
105
6X
106
10
"5"
853,844 J100
\ 10
~2H
193,741
4.362,775
N
1.295,634 f 20
55.147
425,064
!lS
100
149,592
807,606
1,155,517
9,043.953
7.237,561
1,652,636
4.446,757
1,343,615
100
100
20
Union Nat Bank....
Seuthern Missouri Tr
61.051
1,806,000
9,748,700
2,022,398
o
100,000
re cent
sa
lea
237,296
400,000
500.000
u
100
75
25
Bridgeton—
Bridgeton Nat Bank.
Cumberland Nat Bk. k
Farm A Mer Nat Bk. k
40
•
"165
250,000
600.000
250.000
158,606
221,256
114.583
35
55
12
40
60
15
Sale price.
April 15 1935.
c
31,500
314,060
.
100
40,855
""26" "23""
20
Springfield—
290.000
600,000
100.000
2X
Bayonne—
Broadway Nat Bk ..
Bayonne Trust Co..
Mechanics' Trust Co
b
Oltisens'Bank
[10
share
60
Equitable Trust Co-
prf300 000
Chippewa Trust Co
100
3.303,214
2,855,946
156,924
120,000
343,550
...
Oommon
Preferred
661,324
400,000
Preferred
Guarantee Trust Oo-
Preferred
[106,908
Per
Boardwalk Nat Bank
Bankers Trust Oo—
Dec. 31
1934.
d Owned by the
100
100
100
we* <»«»«»«»
mmmmmm
~mmmm
Transamerica Corp., San Francisco, Calif.
mmlmmm
mmmmmrn
mm^mm
e
Member of Northwest Bancorporation.
/ Includes
a
reserves.
Member First Bank Stock Corp.
k Preferred stock and common stock outstanding.
I Last sale. ' '•
■
t
■
.
-
s
u
Member of the Guardian Detroit Union Groun. Inc., Detroit. Mich.
Dec. 31
1933; withdrawals restricted.
National Bank
Capital.
Surplus A
Profits.
National Banks
June 29
State Institutions
June 29
NEW JERSEY
June 29
TRUST COMPANIES
AND
BANKS
110
Gross
Deposits.
Par.
Bid.
Capital.
At*.
State
NEW JERSEY
Surplus A
Profits.
Institutions
29 *
June
Gross
Deposits.
Par.
$
Camden—
East Orange—
Ampere Bank A TrCo d
Essex Oo Trust Co__ k
8av Inv A Trust Oo:
Preferred A.
Preferred B
—
Elizabeth—
Elizabeth port BkgOo
Nat'l State Bank—
1,914,181
9,346,293
300,092
19,057,361
11
12
996,393
6.304,232
109,339
451,013
share.
10
14
4
20,205,562
21,401,434
137,766
566,099
8
300,000
500.000
10
.
134,717
169,495
55,683
165,842
dl, 100,000
4X
10
5H
50
100
100
1
4,976,970
13,929,855
3,426,277
2.837,870
Union Oty Tr Oo—
Common
Preferred (4%)—
Preferred
Hoboken—
300,000
450,000
1,000,000
505,773
100.000
800.000
500.000
70,118
504,647
588,531
1,174,010
2,487,928
1,272,602
36,500,282
2,225.000
(.650*000
National Banks
June 29
8,923,494
Common.......
Preferred
1,600,000 J
200,000
85,902
Bergen Trust Co
Commercial Tr N J
N J Title Guar 8c Tr.
3,400,000
North Bergen Tr Oo.
Trust Oo of N J—
Common
4,123,057
2,035,000
150,000
931,517
33,901
Preferred B
West Bergen Tr Oo__
4
100
3,278,848
51
13
17
100
re
cent
100
sa
les
516,617
8,409,133
[100
400
450
600,000
383,478
9,329,142 J100
I 80
352,352
6,223,785
100
150
.
15*
41
44
8
6
Common...
Preferred
4H
55,788,094
5
—
16,330
2,183,482
25
170,752
2,335,970
100
25
150
10
I 8
446,258
103,665
2,688,398
1,304,620
50
600,000
884.000
402,169
12,304,823
4,933,000
25
28
8
4
150,000
83,164
26,383
1,019,310
ion
45
125
4°
<500,000
270,000
125
5,511,014
6,270,646
1,515,762
500.000
6
360,132
144,872
Preferred
Marine Midl'd Tr Oo
Oommon........
1,994,860
U00
Bank:
First National
3M
5
Capital notes
Brooklyn—State B
J 50
ank A Tru st Co. retur ns date June 29 1 935.
74,940
465,358
7,833,803
"l25*
1*
Franklin Wash Tr Oo
(
Marzano State Bk 8c
Tr Co
Mt Prospect Nat Bk.
Nat Newark 8c Essex
Banking Oo
National State Bank
250.000
225,000
600,000
150
125
80
50
I
161,000
150,000
990,270
31
6
1,596,300
100
1,725,616
1,897,000
63,000
72,400
4,065 100
191,900
2,343,800
4.011,700
142,700
5,310,000
196,400
5,276,687 105,400,631
6,176,530 34,039,355
100
200,000
Citizens Bk of
l«»v>
r
Bensonhurst Nat Bk
Bklyn
Flatbush Nat BankFort Greene Nat Bk.
Lincoln Nat Bank-
Klngsboro Nat Bank
Lafayette Nat Bank.
People's Nat Bank..
Brooklyn Trust Oo:
Kings Co Trust Oo..
500.000
1.000.000
550.000
8.200,000
500.000
58,700
28,696
1,166,044
1,110,296
39,575
270,129
541,169
2,096,048
1,313,944
1,105,655
30,599,689
4,000,000 13,944,567 129,793,132
7,000.000
10
2,200,000 15.695.066
Debentures
103
25
100
30
70
100
100
"55"
46~"
100
51
93
98
1660
100
100
1710
Buffalo—
98
100
40,047,617
20,498,170
3.000.000
500.000
35
100
Liberty Bk of Buffalo
Oommon
3.000,000
200,000
350
48.909.225
1,795,360
37,372
Lincoln-E Side N Bk d
19
16
r
10
•mrnmrn
Mfrs 8c Trad Tr Co:
Central Bk & Tr Co
Common
50,000 la
50,000
776.979 /
Preferred
I
Clinton Trust Oo
D'Auria Bk 8c Tr Oo.
Federal Trust Oo...
Fidelity Un Tr Oo—
k
Preferred.
Merch 8c Newark Tr.
_
United States Tr Oo.
West Side Trust Oo.
New Brunswick
100,000
1,622,500
2.500.000
d
v
1,183,755
J2,174,141
69,914
546,683
266,483
387,500
600,000
1.075.000
Common
J121
100
74,877
34,165
400.000
Columbus Trust Oo
10
15
10
25
10
_
—
5,000,000
—
Capital notes
Marine Trust Oo:
Common
.....
Capital notes.—
"UM '15^
31""
Ithaca—
First National Bank
23"
......
2b
21
<8,000,000
5,400.000
J6,299,808
ft
148,453.744
J <32
Co
1,493,300
728.706
9,801,848
12,229,799
235,042
3,955,810
8.597,365
10
311.183
11,163,507
407,914
6,765.181
100
358,479
3,064,289
[20
228,394
3,630,580
<50
200.000
467,762
729,660
100
98,316
84,645
375,086
232,675
1,763,434
10
1,134,162
3,241,042
6,448,942
100
90
100
215,981
BH
7J4
t
20
100
800,000
1.237,500 g
750,000
260.000
<
24
22 H
u?
250.000
150,000
150.000
750.000
Tompkins Oo Tr Co.
First Nat Bk A Tr
50
J4,427,656
86,009,493
400,000
26 K
""30"
18,083,694
2,730,661
2,569,729
8,061,543
5.000,000
Elmira—
Chemung Can Tr Oo
25H
25
17
16
Jamestown—
Bank of Jamestown:
Nat'l Bank ofN J-
250,000
...
1
25
750,000
500,000 J
B
Peoples Nat Bk—
Common..
Preferred
243,081
200,000 I
200,000 I
A
297,908
Oommon
15
9,974,364
Debentures "A"..
Debentures "B".
The First Nat Bank
50
N O''.: •'
cent
5,276,679 /100
1100
re
sa
New BrunswTrOo
Common
300,000
471,955
........
1/312,177
2,131,888
117,750
4,671,603
Nat Ohautauq Oo Bk
Common .........
les
IOC
100,000
...
Preferred
150.000
Liberty National Bk
100,000
Guttenberg
Merchants TrUnClty dl,200,000
600,000
Oomw'lth Tr Un City
100,000
Gutt'b'g Bk 8c Tr Oo
350.000
PkTr Oo Weehawken h
Trust Oo of New Jer¬
*200,000
sey. West N Y-._.
400,000
Weehawken Tr Oo
Huds Tr Oo Un Oity.
1,000,000
145.000
Woodcliff Trust Oo..
Passaio—
Passaic N Bk&Tr Oo 2.750.000
.
People's Bk A Tr Oo.
1.000.000
656,000
Mld-Oity Trust Oo.. d
100,000
175.000
Plainfield Trust Co..
1,400.000
State Trust Co.....
Paterson—
262,500
17,577
669,952
I
Second Nat Bank—
Common
Preferred
50
17,645
26,566
352,306
110,240
108,106
219,702
112,414
714,050
1,730,498
24,978
,239,372
fir.
100
1.500,000
250,000
1.000,000
951,535
found in our "Rai Iwag '
28,542,825
3,946,721
25
25
21,029
102,294
30,625
303,832
87,064
4,173,330
1,148,802
Oommon
Bank of Yorktown..
pages 178,
on,
24,000
179.
5,807,900
o
180
.
294,205
10
N
O
re
cent
sa
les
w:;
36,227
43,861
790,785
679,761
182.
29^
28
10
20,000,000 25,431,681 374,848,000
558,700 o 5,004,800 662
1.000,000
34
100270000 170850877 1745225000
13.55 1
50,000,000
7.000.000
20.00
500.000
Fifth Ave Bank—
Common
500,000
200.000
Capital notes.....
First National Bank
Grace Nat Bk of N.Y
100
11,658,651 [100
I 60
821,554 100
181.
100
Preferred
Oomm'l Nat Bk A Tr
Dunbar Nat Bank..
1U.OUO.OCO
1.500.000
200.000
100
Merchants Bank
Nat Bk of Yorkvllle
400.000
500.000
Nat Bronx Bank
90
925.000
V,682,423
60,040,000
252,400 o 2,222,400
42,822,000
3,438,903
0,301,736 443,954,000
1,579,500 024,263,100
38,200
139,800
51,500
81,500
o
652,500
o
2,686,000
1,885,200
5,151,900
o
o
100
36
34
W
164
25
{100
990
loo 1805"
1025
1845
100
25
100
ion
50
"30" "45"
20
15
125"
20
952,890
•
12,038,300 [ 50
I 20
16,896,731 / 50
30
60
156,162
2,955,825
[ 50
600,000
275,032
9,669,351 1 25
600,000
Preferred..
Hamilton Trust Oo— dl ,325,000
331,982
3,855,834
10
U S Trust Co—
Common
473,340
12,751,534
[too
March 4
t Marine Midland Corp.
1935.
"so"
100
d Oommon and
65
"72*
125
I 50
100,000
75.000
Sale price.
a
35
6 Includes security stock.
e
Prospect Pk Nat Bk
preferred stock outstanding.
Units—1 share preferred, 1 share common stock.
/ Preferred stock retirement fund.
g
Includes
reserves.
h Affiliated with the Trust Oo. of New Jersey. Jersey
\ 50
< Controlled by Marine
600,000
750,000
les
100
Chase Nat Bank:
25
100
100
894,682
16,096,169
3,289,189
cent
100
Common..
25
Preferred
Citizens Trust Co—
Secti
650,000
Amalg Bank of N Y.
Bk of the Manhat Oo
100
658,713
130,338
re
anil
New York City- Deposits N ew York Ci ty banks are repo rted net
date June29
1935
are
ol
Aug. 31 1935. Sur plus and p rofits are of
A divi dend r ecord
for National ana June 29 19 35 for Stat e banks.
Broo klyn m av be
of banks and trust companies in New Yo rk City and
1,859,553 *100
10
6,897,400
25
28,302,194
28,738,500
Common
N o
Kingston Trust Co..
20
835,502
20
6,006,693
20
5,198,551
2,675,601 100
1,247,143 *100
2,025,000
_
30
28
Oounty
State of N Y Nat Bk
1,000,000 J
Preferred
Ulster
Bank of Kingston.
Bondout Nat Bank.
[50
First National Bk—
680,000 I
750.000
Preferred
I
Halerton Nat Rank
110,00«
d200,000
Nat Un Bk in Pat'son
Paterson Nat Bank
Common
600,000 I
275
e
Kingston—
Harbor State Bank-
Common...
8H
\ 25
625.000
First NBk of Rondout
Plainfield—
First National Bk...
Plainfield Nat Bank.
250.000
8
10
110
|50,000
Hamilton Nat Bank
of Weehawken
r
Union Trust Co
Nat'l
Nat Bk of W N Y—
Common
500,000
1,000,000
300,000
200.000
Preferred.....
[10
Preferred
North 8c West Hu dson—
900,000
IstNat Bk of Un City d
6,746,411
5,119,880
200,000
500,000
.
Auburn
Co.. d
Binghamton—
Oity National Bank:
Nftwark
Preferred
261,508
94,262
100
N
Auburn—
Auburn Trust
200,000
100.000
(
Farmers' Trust Oo__
Paterson Sav Inst
700.000
750.000
100
55
5H
28,336,759 / 25
\ 30
745,996 100
25
58,159,116
25
23,651,673
750,898 100
100
100
2,310,000
3.000.000 91,235.298
1,210,732
5,054,174
Nat. banks June 29'35
(
Union Nat BkATrOo
Common
Per share.
Mech 8c Farmers
250,000
650,000
200,000
600.000
Morristown Trust Oo
Mt. Holly-
Preferred
60
Nominal.
25
Long Branch—
Long Branch Bkg Oo
Morristown—
First National Bank.
National Iron Bank.
American Trust Oo.
45
10
3,254.660
71,930,788
42,398,796
25,442,210
250,000
Bk.
1.500,000
Nat Oom Bk 8c Tr Oo
N Y State Nat Bank. d3,500,000
18
300.000
Preferred A..
Preferred
10
50
10
100
Common
2.850,000
3,000,000
2.000,000
I
400.000
—
85
10
State Institutions
June 29
NEW YORK
Nat Bank of
335,321
8
25
Hudson Oo Nat Bk—
1,250,000 \
80
50
35""
First Trust Co—
Jersey CityFirst National Bank.
Franklin Nat Bank..
Union National Bk.
50
50
100
100
Seaboard Trust Go—
18
I 10
I
u
12 «
50
100
100
Albany—
Columbia Trust Oo„
Jefferson Trust Oo__
Common
2,128,814
2,707,930
1,403,534
share.
260
10
"s5"
10
1,097,934
51,786
405.560
8
,
Bank—
First Nat Bk 8c Tr Oo
Woodbury Trust Oo.
10
dl,023.372
491,724
469,073
100.000
225
Farm
"m
25
Elizabeth Trust Oo—
100,000
200,000
100
50
20,576,821
37,972,029
2,263,965
702,455
728,000
20,297,192
21,510.327
300.000
Capital TrCo
National
*"5"
100
100
Per
678,899
531,260
191,611
50,857
66,100
1,060,997
729,411
200,000
Prospect Natl Bank. \
200,000
Security Nat Bank..
1.000,000
Trenton Banking Co
Trenton Trust Co... d5.400.000
Woodbury— ■
& Mechanics
2
25
25
Ask.
95
f 25
I
dl,310,000
Central Home Tr Oo d
500,600
Common
TrentonBroad St Nat Bank. dl ,000,000
FIrst-Mech Nat Bk. d5,200.000
H'nover
300,085
1.500,000
1,374,575
Common
Per
547,325
306,681
FlrstOamNatBATOo 2,250,000
Camden S D & Tr Co d3,300,000
Merchantville Nat'l
Bank A Trust Oo. d 225.000
West Jersey Trust Oo
825,000
Bid.
Nomi nal
Nomi nal.
\12»»
i
50
15
,
Oity.
-
Midland Corp.
k Application for approval of a merger of the Essex County Trust Op.
Orange, N. J., with the Fidelity Union Trust Oo. of Newark,
Reserve Bank.
of East
N. J., has been filed with the Federal
/Last sale,
o
June 29 1935.
u
Dec. 31 1933.
v
Dec. 31 1934.
Sept., 1935]
BANKS
National Banks
June 29
NEW YORK
Capital.
Surplus &
Profits.
■
Par.
K
Public Nat Bk&TrOo
Schroder Bkg
Corp.
Sterling Nat B & T..
Trade Bank o IN Y__
Trust
co.
returns d ate
Anglo-South Am Tr.
June
1,000,000
534,300
4,400,800
.
Mfrs Trust Co:
Common
100
20
100
10
7
20
10
20
50
25
16
-'lo"" "12"
457
268.500
——-
.
.
.
100,000
500,000
.
Common
Capita] notes
Genesee Vail Tr Co..
Roch Trust & S D Co
579,536
1,000,000
71%
125 % 128%
48
50
m'mm
mm
"45""
*12""
10
17,331,982
{ 20
3,609,900
7,933,100
82,183,796
100
2,024,400
33%
M
35%
Capital notes.....
mmmmm
100
mmrn mm
/ 50
1
50
4,549,024 /
50
(
10
rnmmmm
mmmmmm
27,938
2.452,359
100
103,500
.28,483
14,561
102,559
5,274,163
3,056,379
2,969,671
1,887,920
10
10
20
4
100
545,458
6,401,170
100
,54,178
2,857,684 f 25
g
400,000
c
mm
3,150,000
J 529,195
600,000 1
1,500,000
2.750,000
195,881
10
"55""
100 1885
14
6
40
10
8
60
'
200,000 1
28
38
7
200,000
500.000
1,183,407
9,761,966
25
100
300,000
351,290
4,915,342
10
400,000
400,000
Ji 16,302
7,743,681
J20
1
120
8
"150"
20
& Trust Co—
;
Common
Preferred
....
3
12
National Banks
June 29
1
NORTH CAROLINA fTjSKTr
.
Nom inal.
Per share.
Asheville—
First Nat Bk & Tr..
300,000
68,540
2,041,195
500,000
236,324
500,000 t
368,205
300.000
393,860
1.200,000
1,354,530
3,900,595
7,541,486
5,244,131
37,592,513
125
20
Charlotte—
Charlotte Nat Bank.
Commercial Nat Bk.
Union Nat Bank....
American Trust Co-
50
100
100
100
50
45
120
160
200
65~"
Durham—
Citizens' Nat Bank*
Fidelity Bank..
Depositors Natl Bk.
Home Savings Bank.
Mech & Farmers Bk-
""205
■
150.000
500,000
400.000
47,242
977,827
126,220
89,538
31,887
100.000
114,000
100
925,597
12,224,230
1,083,906
1,860,943
1,149,909
25
20
25
25
45
30
71
75
"35" "45"
1935
Greensboro—
25
7,482,626
J 20
14,891,044 / 20
753.234
3.689.356
mmmmm
Guilford Nat BankCommon*.
Preferred
100,000
100,000
j
360:000
240.000
j 206,784
200,000
300.000
61,453
488,119
400.000
400,000
100.000
| 578,741
100.000
100,000
......
11
13
Common
Preferred
20
22%
Wilmington
....
j
1,674,987 f
71,075
10
\ 10
7,665,673
1 10
\
10
300,000 11.606.732
1.000,000
31,810,393
40,049,479
20
1,800,000
} 608,864
J100
0
Wilm Sav & Tr Co11
0
re
25
2,314,341
6.635,153
cent
sa
-
People's Sav Bk & Tr
les
10
14
Wilson—
"25 "II"" "13"
14,529,924
37,387,398
1,000,000
mmm
10
8
121
9
50
57,908,215
share.
100
1,997,752
58,371
J 385,000
200.000
Common
Preferred
County Trust Co.
Yonkers—First Natl
Bank in Yonkers..
Yonkers Nat Bank
18%
60%
too
3,000,000
Capital notes..
Union Trust Co:
Common
Per
1,478,257
2,177,159
N
2,000,000
Ask.
prices
Peoples N B& T Co:
•
17%
59 %
85
95
Security Trust Co—
Common........
$
$
179,830
113,479
550,000
120,000
576.787
Security Nat BankRochester—
First Nat Bk&Tr Co
Lincoln-Allia Bk&Tr
Common
Capital notes.
Central Trust Co—
Bid.
Nom.
475,000
„
White Plains—
Citizens Bank
462
69%
Jamaica, L. I.—
Jamaica Nat Bank..
.
Mutual Trust Co.
Ilye—Rye Nat Bk...
Tarrytoum N B&TrOo
"135"" 145""
10
Title Guar & Tr Co—
1.000.000
789,800
2.000.000 27,814,391
Common..
'li
PreferredPleasantvitle—
Bk & Tr Co
20
( 20
10,000,000 17,957,941
Capital notes
3,000,000
Trust Co of Nor Am.
500,000
677,200
J
Par.
100
32,935,000 110297 483 477,512,118
Capital notes
25,000,000
Marine Midi Tr Co..
5,000.000 7,789,671 79,584,332 120
New York Trust Co 12,500.000 21,361,490 301.880,255
25
....
Underwriters Tr Co.
US Trust Co of NY
w
"22%
19% 20%
3,000,000 12,497.016 55.904,321
2.700,000
6,000,000 5,661,600 20,727,200
793,236
825,000
8,069,261 "10
2,000,000 2,730.997 18,304,599 100 230""" 250""
1,000,000 1,000,000 10,041,400 100
90,000.000 177067130 1412601414 100 "304"" 309""
220,940
1,000,000
2,650,929 100
10 ""15% "16%
50,000,000 57,918,098 541,893,512
810,064
1,000,000
9,072,467 100
25 *"42- "44""
2,081,076 33,340,208
2,000,000
Common.
170,000
30,000
,
Deposits.
-
100
Colonial Trust Co...
1,000,000
627,200
6,079,100
Continental Bk&Tr. 4,000,000 3,689,000 41,410,444
Corn Ex Bk & Tr Co 15,000.000 16,538,020 239,132,141
t
Corporation Trust Co
184,600
500,000
21,400
Fiduciary Trust Co.
Guaranty Trust Co..
HellenicBk&Tr Co.
Irving Trust Co
J Henry Schroder Tr
Lawyers Co Tr Co..
39
Mt Pleas B&TrOo
Port Chester—1st N.
...
Fulton Trust Co
6%
37
Peekskill—
!■
Peekskill NB&TOo
Common...
;
Preferred..
;.
Westches Co Nat
Gross
Surplus &
Profits.
Westchester Co. (Concl.)—
Ossining—1st Nat Bk
& Trust Co.......
250.000
Ossining Trust Co
200,000 b
100
100
Chemical Bk A Tr Co 20,000,000 48,725,062 475,751,324
City Bank Farmers'
Trust Co
10,000,000 12,777,094 105,140,479
Clinton Trust Co...
552,500
500,000
4,535,800
Common
Capital notes.....
Equitable Trust Co.
Federation Bk& Tr Co
9%
29 1935.
Bk of Athena Tr Co.
500,000
100,000
2,688.800
Banca Com It Tr Co
2,000,000 1,095,918
8,724,747
Banco di Nap Tr Co.
1.000,000
609,400
6,711,500
Bank of Sicily Tr Co.
1,800.000
465,600
9,413,600
Bank of N Y & Tr Co 6,000,000 10,564,305 146.481,751
Bankers Trust Co... 25,000.000 63,316,120 848,303,731
Bronx County Tr Co
542.500
257,500 11,035,900
Cent Han Bk&Tr Co 21,000,000 61,523,879 748,648,368
Empire Trust Co—
33%
State Institutions
June 29
NEW YORK
Capital.
Ask.
31%
477,100 a 7,921,100
106,700 a 1,809,300
25
5,272,480 94,928,000
1,725,866 a 9,192,272
1,004,900 al7,027,400 "25
191,900 a 4,136,400 12%
15,000,000
1.600.000
206.300
Bid.
Nomi nal
Per share.
...
1,014.300
330,000
8.250.000
National Banks
June 29/
Cross
Deposits.
111
COMPANIES
State Institutions
June 29
N. Y. City (Concl.)
$
;
National Oity Bank:
Common*....
77,500,000 141898089 1332144000
Preferred...
50,000,000
NatSafetyBk&TrCo
Penn Exchange Bank
TEUST
Am)
500
Branch Bkg & Tr Co
Common
Preferred
Nat Bkof Wilson—_
14.456,033 /100
1160
25
1,621,772
137,941
Winston-Salem—
First National Bank-
|I30
Common
—
Preferred
Wachovia Bk &Tr..
....... *
s4 000.000
1,392,288
55,450
1,967,109
1 10
I
63,117,915
rnmmmm
10
100
Schenectady—
Union National Bank
Citizens Trust Co—
Common...
Capital notes
Schenectady Tr Co..
400.000
399,331
8,857,614
300,000 1
150,000
283,523
6,208,560
1,136,159
14,683,328
750.000
100
mmmmmm
jlOO
mmmmm
mmmmm
Too
National Banks
NORTH DAKOTA
June 29
Syracuse-
Nomi nal.
Per share.
■
Lincoln Nat B & TCo
Common
Preferred
Merch Nat B & T Co
Common..
Preferred---.
First Trust & Dep Co
Common.
—
Capital notes.
Syracuse Trust Co..
Common...
Capital notes
1,200,000
300,000
j 736,632
750.000
300,000
} 118,274
1,620,000 1
8,000.000
1,000,000
1.800.000
714,540
J 375,634
14.749,412 1 20
1 20
7.098,094
/ 20
28
30
7%
Fargo—
;
8%
Dakota. Nat Bank..
Fargo National Bk..
First Nat Bk&Tr Co
49,953,554
10%
28,370,511
13
50,000
Merch Nat Bk&TrOo
Ner & Dakota Tr Co
2,053,200
1,342,389
118,718
5,825,971 /100
100
N
Common.
Preferred
l 20
100
167,438
94,246
S225.000
n
150,000 1
500,000
250.000
250.000
101,206
51,843
2,734,272
519,584
n
0
re cent
1100
sa
les
25
100
15
National Banks
State Institutions
June 29
OHIO
June 29
Troy—
Manuractur Nat Bk. s2.000.000
National City Bank.
600,000
Union Nat Bank
<*700,000
Troy Trust Co
1,025,602
325,682
110,991
143,015
0450,000
21,071,966 i 25
25
8,929,559
5,669,214
3,527,647
Nomi nal
50
Akron—
Per
Common
........
r /
Capital notes
Goodyear State Bk__
Utica—
First Citizens Bk & T
Capital notes.
1.000.000
4,000,000
} 774,644
34,703,739
Firestone Pk Tr&S B
Common.
{2%
200,000 1
500,000
100,000
75,285
10,202,839
100
57,067
3.070,392
100
N
Preferred.
.......
600,000
200,000
J 374,159
8,645,283 J 20
t
25
126,093
500.000
200,000
210.000
J
500,000
360.000
J 144,108
Westchester Co—
Iit. Vernon—1st N__ si ,000,000
Mt Vernon Tr Co. 3.000.000
359,197
712,017
,
Capital notes
..
New Rochelle—
Central Nat Bank.
First Nat Bank
...
Huguenot Tr Co..
New Rochelle Tr..
20
5,121,263
3,527,660 / 35
I 40
9,290,998
N
941,227
487,847
14,694,762
100
8,383,335
100
400.000
400.000
200.000
1,082,840
143,681
9,433,065
2,832,397
1,594,472
100
205
75
10
15
re
cent
les
t Marine Midland Corp.
a
Jf25
100
June 29 1935.
....
b March 30 1935.
c
10,884,305
4,944,802
133,444
0
sa
87,634
sl.000,000
1,800.000
325,000
300.000
882.744
1.650.000
1,949
192,615
89,544
418,732
1,534,787
3,391,637
1,137,779
13,241,141
10
65
1%
90
Dec. 31 1932.
2%
20
20
Capital structure in process of revision.
e
Common and preferred stock
March 4 1935.
i Controlled by Marine
""23" "33"
20
20
d
g
0
12,469,111
Canton—
First National Bank.
Watertown—
Jefferson Co Nat Bk
Watertown Nat Bk
i Common
Preferred
Northern N Y Tr Co
Common...
J 429,660
CincinnatiAtlas Nat Bank....
Olnn Bk & Tr Co...
Columbia Bk & 8 Co
11
""25""
les
100
200,000
750,000
Capital notes*....
10
0
re cent
sa
Geo D Harter Bank.
Oneida Nat Bk & Tr
'Common.
share.
Dime Savings B1
outstanding.
Midland Corp.
I Last sale.
n
/
Member First Nat. Bank Stock Corp.
r>pp
SI
1034.
0
New stock.
100
1400
rnmmmm
rnmmmm
20
AND
BANKS
112
National Banks
Surplus A
Profits.
Capital.
Institutions
State
OHIO
June 29
TRUST
COMPANIES
Nati3£ 2rt* PENNSYLVANIA SMe/£Vim'
June 29
Surplus
Gross
Par,
Deposits.
Capital.
Ask.
Bid.
Gross
A
Profits.
Par.
Deposits.
Cincinnati (Con.)
%
6,000.000
Per
$
—
First National Bank.
4,718,067
100
64,590,584
800,000
600,000
300.000
People's Bk A Sv Oo
700,000
Pror 8 Bk A Tr Oo.
1,800,000
1.000.000
050.000
2.250,000
Second Nat Bank...
So Ohio 8 BkATrOo
Western Bk A Tr Oo
140,730
869,885
76,611
187,564
2,940,311
655,541
338,256
287,801
100
130
....
1,638,513
4,000,000
Common........
Oo—
5,000,000
90
5
4
Capital notes
5,000,000
First Nat BankCommon. ......
,'1 '
Preferred
201,303
3,589,723
100
5,000.000 .1,520,667 117,617,164
8,000,000
250,000
571,636
2,222,280
500.000
157,584
2,015,557
49
129
Central Trust Co—
200
20
1100
397,513
3,605,890
199,070
2,096,563
200 000
Preferred
47
J100
5,648,826 [100
250.000 1
300.000
249.300
Common........
mm + mrn
Fifth-Third-Union Tr ust
78.728,754
45
20
110
100
Altoona Trust Co—
57
55
J100
2,321,249
40
10
10
Altoona—
92
87
80
•
57,195,876
130
120
25
"23" "26"
100
100
10
2,500,000
J 370,538
100
10,607.234
7,919,810
5,185,261
6,390,135
75"
50
50
100
10
Central Trust Oo—
Capital notes..—
Second Nat Bank..
Lehigh Vail Trust Oo
75
50
100
4,700,303
7,435,355
1,939,463
2,372,480
39,422,815
13,157,311
5,243.311
11,823,755
1,518,474
2,348,717
1,142,160
930,164
150.000
305,000
Merchants Nat'l Bk.
Bk & Tr Co
Lincoln Nat Bank..
Northalde BkATrOo
$
1,000.000
1,000,000
450,000
500.000
Allentown Nat Bank
135
Norwood-Hyde Park
Common
S
Allentown—
share.
132
Ask.
Bid.
Nomi Ml.
Per share
Nomi nal.
103,000
265,625
20,925
156,389
181,248
684,000
11,397.856
[ 10
10
I
100
Cleveland—
300.000
Amer Sav Bank Co..
Erie-
'
Bank of Brie
Central Un Nat Bk—
Common.....
Preferred.
Olev Sav 8c Loan Co.
Lorain Street Bank
13^
14^
,160,010
50.000
800,000
300.000
First National Bank
Lawrence Park N Bk
16
Marine Nat Bank
100
100
.
Nat Bk 8c Trust Go.
115K
10
450
ton
458,564
6,996,923
2,774.253
1100
300
25
100
225
15
[60
100
100
10(1
Security-Peoples Tr-
National City Bank
Common...
1,359,098 108,747,994 [ 20
I 30
50,767
369,858 100
4,700,000
4,000,000
200.000
Preferred
North Amer Bk Oo.
100
78
300.000
300,000
10,500,038
13.837
882,144
247.310
300,000
230,251
156,612
300,000
400.000
400.000
—
Union Trust Co
482.347
304.200
Oommon
Preferred
21
19
815,730
832.957
2.101,485
1,657,896
6,500,636
3,207,152
10,246,504
6,686,355
50
50
50
*20"
Cleveland Trust Oo
13,800.000 ,2.978.380 290,517,847
Common.........
15.000.000
Capital notes
Union Sav 8c L Co..
900,000
346,965
81
Harrisburg—
100
1,947,646
Allison-East End Tr
ColumbusBranson Bk 8c Tr Co
18,715
662,215
62,912
72,932
1,616,990
266,406
20,003
2,406,510
250,000
City Nat Bk 8c Tr Oo d2,400.000
Columbus Savins Bk
100,000
Fifth Ave Sav Bk Co c
200,000
Huntington Nat Bk d3.500.000
Market ffxch Bk Co.
200.000
200.000
Northern Sav Bk...
Ohio National Bk... e4.000.000
Oayton—
Merch N B 8c T Co—
Common
200,000
Preferred
300,000
Third N B & Tr Oo.
900,000
Winters N B 8c Tr Co
7,100.000
Common
Preferred
....
100
10
100
1,879,250
21,285,230
1,123,354
2,000,564
48,970,943
3,085,467
1,032,695
58,318,020
Central Trust Oo
—
Dauphin Dep Tr Oo
Harrisburg Trust Oo
C-._
100
100
20
55,730
5,472,189
203,024
400.000
100
100
6
50
60
100
150"
200"
Lancaster—
10.760,429
357,743
22,278.488 [100
I 60
50
Common
25
600,000
700.000
300.000
300,000
300.000
........
Preferred
N o
re
cent
sa
698,879
938,612
400.000
Lancaster Oo Nat Bk d
Farmers' BkATr Oo
[100
I
,
1,046,265
1,212,538
50
10
25
25
100
Conestoga Nat Bk
Fulton Nat Bank.
900.000
.
Capital Bk & Tr Co
Harrisburg Nat Bank
Northern Bk & Tr Co
329,371
J 305.767
8,993.510
9,430,293
6,716,781
4,564.000
140
20
20
142
50
173
[ 10
H2
120
110
10
I
185,093
1,488,677
10
6,587,371
292,764
51,141,904
10
50
8.659,286
85,647,842
1,736,332
85,460.903
2,018.543
7,846.769
26,189,327
11,581,637
lea
Toledo—
Commerce Onard Bk
500,000
1,000,000
538,140
Nat Bank of Toledo:
Common.......
Preferred.
200.000
112,029
2,565,544 [100
Spltser-R T 8c 8 Bk
600,000
Ohio
600.000
148,929
305,615
1,767.042
6,219,764
100
15
,1,630,281
63.024.299
50
Common
....
Capital notes
....
Capital notes..
Toungstown—
J 25
5,000,000
Philadelphia—
Oentral-Penn Nat Bk
1125
200,000
lltizeng Tr Co.
Toledo Trust CoCommon
10,909,505
2.000.000
Dollar Sav & Tr CoCommon
........
1,250,000
2,500,000
Capital notes
Mahoning Nat Bank d 1.500.000
Mahoning Sav 8c Tr.
350,000
Union Nat Bank
1,250.000
City Tr 8c Sav Bk—
Common........
750,000
1,250,000
Capital notes..
National Banks
395,527
227,156
26,021
1.646,833
6,991,314 1100
40
45""
85
90
100
160.124
.
25
5,837,306
8K
Institutions
State
153,733
200.000
69,871
June 29
First National Bank.
100.000
78,199
Bank...
75,000
42,477
100,000
110,000
100.000
2,254,812
1,353,213
1,815,000
2,022,406
25
Tioga Nat Bk 8c TrOo
Tradesmen'sNatlonal
Bank & Trust Oo.
100
100
161,688
N
100
•a
Commercial Nat Bk.
100,000 :
300,000
First Nat Bk 8c Tr Co
Common..
Preferred...
360,000
140.000
:
67,018
305,483
;
Preferred..
Fidelity Nat Bank..
Liberty Nat Bank..
Oklahoma Nat Bank.
Tradesmen's Nat Bk
J 278,978
les
Co
industrial Trust Oo.
4,125,161
[100
Common
4,613,092
100
150
48,587,091
[ 10
\
30
I
6,375,912
10
100
Liberty Title A Tr Oo
Mitten Bk & Tr Co
Ninth Bank A Tr Oo
.
33
1,093,634
Fourth Nat Bank
Common........
100.000 1
94,000
;
Preferred........
200,000
Nat Bk of Com'erce d 350,000
39,176
Nat Bank of Tulsa—
Common......... 2,000,000 12,19[7,562
36.175,955
125
150
100
125
125
160
West Tulsa State Bk
'
6
Penn Co for Insur
OREGON
June 29
14*4
Real Est Tr Co
40,250,986 (
20
100
Common........
Preferred
,
"115"" 125"
9&H
16
Institutions
State
10
7H
6X
1°
.
30
25
3
36.205,551
1,661,741
2.042,556
1,149,813
100
50
128
15
350,000
1.OOO,000
400.000
250.000
100
20
917.375
50
10(
10'
97,082,313
635,481
7.819.383
1,214,747
2,484,018
1(
8,203,411
15,953,323
1.400.000
4,000.000 10.464,024 104.445,257
9.645.992
882.250 1,982;480
600.000
995,973
4,000,000
3,000,000
1,168,936
1.000,000
1,133,67
1,500,000
536,97:
432,134
3,429,261
1,218,716
5
m
m mm m
mm —
-
n"
16
352
208
31
362
218
rnrn+mm
U
18
19H
10
89
91
10
8X
(10
10
5H
6X
10
35.447,468
110
50
7.025,321
4.555.277
17,249.664
10,132.177
5,640,561
100
50
8.400.000 13,752,949 201,229,983
750.000
787.654
473,837
10
100
3,200,000 13,969,685
1.500.000 2,497,127
41,229,107
9,375,262
100
3.750,000 [7.353,561
7,500,000
31.818,455
300,000
250,000
125,000
156,581
2,460,256
24,742
200,000
216,000
243,414
108,992
688,009
900,735
2,575,000
1,002.900
50
100.000
468,668
10,187,877
15,382,002
"35" "4l"
612.617
10
2 376.000
500.000
500.000
Common........
Sonsitaly Bk A Tr Co
Pittsburgh—
Allegheny Valley Bk
Arsenal Bank...
Bank of Ohio Valley.
June 29
Braddock Nat Bank. d
50
10
50
r
21
8H
500
67
MX
43
440
81
5
i
25
10
mmmm'rn
72
Z5X
rnm
*
+,m
450
86
io
[
10
[
200,000
750,000
1,000,030
share
200,000
177,034
4,186,377
100
2.500.000
2,275,762
327,327
57,572,204
100
112
124
600.000
3,182,487
100
103
105
4.000.000
3,651,827
94,573,693
20
36
37
——
a
e
Dec. 31
1934.
Member of the BancOhio Corp.
d Common and
e
y:"-r
88 X
4,294,411
Preferred
Per
Bk
•20
50
10
tX
Security Bk A Tr Co.
10
Eugene—
PortlandFirst National Bank.
Portland TV A Sav Bk
United States
Nat'l
42
25
25
Real EstL'nd TATCo
7
20
4.304,577
252.205
Provident Trust...
City Dep Bk A Tr Oo
Bank
5X
34
; 30
Nomi nal
First National
10
3.300.000
...
National Banks
10
50
on
Lives 8c Grant Ann
Tr 8c Safe Dep Oo
/20
\ 20
1
3,512
12H
20
4,160,537 f 20
*
4,000.000
25,000
36"
10
1,787.611
Northern Trust Co.
Nor Phila Trust Co
"So"" ~75"
100
1,114,601
14,592,867
1st preferred
2d preferred
185
100
100
14,912,683
.....
Penn W'h'g 8c 8 D Or
Preferred
32
Integrity Trust Co—
Uoo
103,097
2,500.000
'28"
310
2,201,311
2.350.000
Oo of Pa...
Frankford Trust Oo.
German town Tr Oo.
Tulsa—
First Nat Bk 8c Tr Oo
"22'
85.928
Finance
Girard Trust
2,600,000 12,251,522
2,400.000
d
450.000
174,695
366,635
1,200,000
100,000
21,438
500.000
245,577
200.000
50
100
10
33,984
Fidelity-Phila Tr Oo
0
100
100
2.029,403
3,411,161
First Nat Bk 8c Tr Co
Common
20
288
425.000
1
31,945
314,884
536,401
91,937
6.700.000 16.126.040
Wyoming Bk & Tr._
B&nca Com It Tr Co.
Broad Street Trust..
Chestnut Hill T 8c Tr
'
Muskogee—
-
16
280
100
200,000 1
200,000
Preferred
nat
share
re cent
Oklahoma CityCity Nafl BkATr Co
60
100
; 1,015.257
2,102,578
2.023,692
250,000 V
109.497
Preforred
250,000
Philadelphia Nat Bk 14,OOO.ooo 19,921,172 364,722,605
1,413,149
Roosevelt Bank.....
185.000 a 210.635
Second Nat Bank—
Common........
500.000
7.609,340
644.119
Preferred
750.000
McAlester—
Citisens National Bk
47
Common.
Oommon
Per
Nat Bk of McAlester
First Nat Bk of McA
19K
20
999,245 I
I
49,646
,
250.000
Northeast Nat Bank
30
South Phila Nat Bk-
Nomi
State
6,182,444
Northw'n Nat Bk—
Guthrie—
First
135,013
6*1-51,979
71,428
209,101
3,970.445
1,576,768
North Broad Nat'l Bk
2,417,115
16,286,119
OKLAHOMA
June 29
11
11,769,262 f 50
I
3,040,000
City National Bank. dl.125,000
Corn Exch Nat Bank
8c Trust Oo
4.650,000
500,000
Erie National Bank d
First National Bank
3,111.000
200,000
Glmbel Bros Bk 8c Tr
Kensington Nat Bk
1,150,000
Market St Nat Bk.
1.000.000
NatBkofGerATrOo
400,000
Nat'l Bk of Olney
100.000
Common
Preferred
100,000
preferred stock outstanding.
March 4 1935.
I Last sale
/ March 30 1935.
mm-rnksm
75
100
35
47
s
10<
fiC
Sept., 1935]
TRUST
AND
BANKS
"""SST PENNSYLVANIA
Surplus A
wsr SOUTH CAROLINAs,al
Cross
Profits.
Deposits.
Capital.
Ask
Bid.
Par
Pittsburgh
Cross
Surplus A
Profits.
Capital.
"29
Deposits.
Par.
Bid.
Nomi nal.
(Concluded.)
Dollar Savings Bank d
c4,409,915
Farmers Deposit Nat 6.000.000
9,190,870
First National Bank.
6.000.000 5,598,468
Forbes National Bk.
300,000
497,487
Fourteenth St Bank.
650,000
51,967
Freehold Bank
300.000
904,923
r
Per
$
48,007,673
81.034.984
78,675,117
6,541,135
2.929,044
975,022
share.
1%
187"" 210""
100
162
175
Bank at
Pittsburgh
Iron A Glass Do! Sav
Charleston—
$
Citizens 3c Sou Bank
Carolina Sav Bank..
Miners 3c Merch Bk_
50
100
1,272,132
3,727.269
1.000,000
1.300,000
277,314
200,000 1
114,089
30,475,193 (100
1100
200.000
35,000
86,663
102,000
3,019,575
1,250,000
Preferred
Mellon Nat Bank
Nat Bank of America
125,000
Preferred
125,000
200.000
700.000
*
Nor Side Deposit Bk
Bank.
10
10
250,000
200,000
490,860
474,425
5,164,269
3,180,522
100
Common..—.—..
80,000
19,927
1,487,866
Preferred.
70.000
[100
50,000
_
First Nat Bk of Col.
Lower Main St Bank
100
1-60
100
1,361,166
I 25
1 25
117,495
•
1,227,098
7.872,219
965,000
28,558,733
28,883,899
2,994,484
6,847.027
26,382,401
16,839,010
1,879,000
425,595
116,800
3,353,343
4,431,749
367,562
664.539
1,177,880
1,838,648
110,000
1,044,694
9,079,410
117,454
50,000
3.000.000
Union Savings Bank.
1.000.000
Western S & D Bank i 600.000
700.000
Allegheny Trust Oo.
Colonial Trust Oo...
3,600.000
Oom'wealth Trust Oo
1.600.000
Dormont S A T Oo.
126.000
Farmers Deposit Tr.
1.318.200
2.000.000
Fidelity Trust Oo
HaslewoodBk ofPltts
200,000
Hill Tep Bank
200.000
Manchester
Savings
Bank A Trust Oo
360.000
100
85
95
ioo'
40
50
53
T;
lio" 122'"
180
16
14*
1100
100
50
100
100
100
"87"" iod""
60
NatiTiX1' SOUTH DAKOTA^r^
80
57
64
50
316.398
100
19,083,427
25
746,565
1,959,253
50
393,069
60
375.540
1,929,281
50
45
50
8.715,330
76,039,478
20
23
24*
434.155
6.000.000
174
10
Com! Nat Bank—
50
;
"loo
10
Spartanburg—
4,614,865
"77" "80""
People's—Pittsburgh
!.
"loo
13 U
125
GreenvilleFirst National Bank.
Peoples Nat Bank...
273,876.850
53,040
|
Sheraden Bank
Union National Bank
Tr Oo
%
share.
2,418.832 J . 50
200,000
7.600.000 18,878,407
Common
13
Columbia-
50
Keystone Nat Bk—
Common........
Per
11,959,547
4,852,082
494,107
Common
Preferred
106,754
424,120
700,000
200.000
483,817
156,734
39,994
t
South Caro Nat Bk—
100
100.000
173,700
....
Ask.
Nomi nal
Homewood
Pitt National
113
COMPANIES
Nomi nal
Sioux Falls—
Citizens Nat Bk A Tr
Corn Bxch Sav Bank
First Nat l Bk 3c Tr.
Per
125.000
100.000
450,000
Securlty Nat'l B 3c Tr
Union Savings Bank.
40,093
68,141
45,136
161,107
61,864
600.000 /
200,000
■>
share
100
1,657,526
1,315,912
4,572,736
4,825,251
1,121,843
100
100
N
e
re cent
sa
lee
100
Potter Title & Tr Oo
Common
.
.
.
.
.
500,000 1
._ .
Preferred...
Provident Trust Oo.
f 20
750.000
1100
160.000
136,050
960,000
125.000
340,713
1,652,978
1.600.000 72,692,122 210,393,726
500.000
973.858
4,616,549
South Hills Trust Oo
Union Trust Oo
Washington Tr Co..
West find Bank.....
William Penn Tr Oo.
National Banks
100
100 6075
100
153,182
71,000
1,598,590
1,509,000
100.000 .1,487,941
8,737,636
50
125.000
65
80
Nomi nal.
Chattanooga—
Worklngman's Savgs
Bank A Trust Oo.
240
300
Per
Amer Tr 3c Bkg Oo_.
Commercial Nat Bk:
Common
...
Preferred
Beading—
Hamilton Nat Bank.
Union Nat Bank:
Common
Preferred
*.J
Berks Oo Trust Co..
1.000.000 i 545.817
500,000
1.600.000 1,397,282
300.000
325,783
1.170.300 2,741,807
...
Oity Bank & Tr Co..
Beading Trust Co..
Scran ton—
K. Scranton State Bk
First Nat Bank—
....
Common
71.781.730
25
200.000
146,749
444,831
69,460
300,000
300.000
200,000 [113,570
300,000
400,000
782,685
Preferred
South Side Bk A Tr.
Third Nat B & T Co-
1.000,000 t
Common........
601,281
300,000
250.000
...
West Side Bank
Penna Trust Oo—
Common.
Preferred
50
3,158,747
928,176
70
'80'
25
50
50
2.074,584
[50
25
80"
14,869,079
25
25
60
io5"
75
75
2.615.358
26
83.675
1,797,056
...
Seoona Nat Bank
W-B Dep 3c Sav Bk.
Wyoming Nat Bank.
W illiamsport—
First National Bank:
1.000.000
600.000
600.000
Preferred
Williamsport N Bk..
West Branch Bk A Tr (
8,616,192
1,215,537
100
22,772,299
14,539,849
3,621,384
50
100
25
450
7,503,086
50
100
50
240
250
30
108
500
30
105
25
103
28
772,151 100
1,645,492 6.25
19,507,936 100
7,305,043 100
120
"98" ico""
125
6
7
180
190
1,389,163
30,347,275
24,268,754
1,280,000
100
220
1,527,813
70,000
100
100
220
3.500.000
3.159,557
44,477,357
10
17
| 511,813
42,637.987
/10
492,223
471,600
7,545,369
12,668,251
26
10
23
382,020
9,238,540
(100
tioo
(6)
100
•: 517,466
16,935,435
100
150
r
230
250
250
17*
Nashville—
v
-V,
American Nat Bank
Common
3,000.000
4.000,000
300.000
800,000
...
Preferred
Broadway Nat Bank
Commerce-Union Bk
Nashville Trust Oo—
Common..——.
Preferred
Third National Bank
500.000 I
1.000.000
1.000,000
iioo
7*
7*
"95"" ioo"
24
155""
State Institutions
June 29
TEXAS
June 29
Nomi nal
Per share.
AustinAmerican Nat Bank.
Austin Nat Bank...
300,000
600.000
338,213
303.736
10,250,191
12,202,872
100
100,000
100.000
I
Capital stock
250.000
100,000
260.000
453.000
171.799
2,020,820
10
10
310,731
423.837
3,799,656
20
25
3,943,512
10
24
Preferred stock.
90,794
2,149,425
(100
100
-
-
30
25
100,000
First National Bank.
Industrial Nat Bank.
Western Nat BankYork Co Nat BankYork N Bk A Tr Oo.
Guardian Trust Oo—
500.000
125.000
225.000
300.000
500.000
600.000
York Trust Co
760.000
1,961,704
335,693
23.726
466,411
180.042
507,701
786,874
490.934
761,507
1,138,028
150.000
160,910
2,705,241
10
[X5
10
452,141
10
100
100
20
25
26
10
400.000
400,000
200.000
359.039
612.114
35,208
6,752,297
10,083,628
1.765,695
8.000.000
25,000
3,572,119
18,925
85,025,974
771.413
150.000
100.000
40,508
2.190,384
1.000,000
1.000.000
432,598
16.419.977
4.000,000
2.000.000
150,000
1.000,000
1,221,960
262,912
765,204
5,296,240
16,167,673
100,000
75.000
26,820
1.583,379
125.000
100,000
27.417
1,009.578
First National Bank
Secur St Bk 3c Trust (
18
lea
"15
"16"
First National Bank.
165"
Hillcreet State Bank.
Liberty State Bank:
100
100
100
"20"
100
6,016,976
1,493,239
3,354.075
4,350.700
3,544,253
3,757,335
5,588,225
0
rec ent
Beaumont—
American Nat Bank
250,000 I
250.000
N
tioo
sa
Oent Nat Bk 3c Tr Co
—
22,045
76,000
701,809
282,861
100
25
Fork—
Preferred
Drov 3c Mech N Bk.
Eastern Nat Bank..
160
30,335,288
Capital Nat Bank—
Common
Common........
150
1.000.000
1.000.000
50,000
25
1.380,851
228,764
5,425,618
3,040,149
600,558
890,201
2,500.000
(100
Memphis—
National Banks
760.000
450.000
200
7,203.569
1100
50.000
First National BankNat Bk of Commerce
State Savings Bank.
Union Planters' Nat'l
Bank 3c Trust Oo.
Wilkes-Barre—
First National Bank.
Hanover Bk 3c Tr Oo
Miners Nat Bank
170
913.724
200 000
HamiltonNationalBk (1.000,000
Park National Bank1,000,000
50
4,391,104
398,132
250,000 l
200,000
.
68
25
50
762,637
2.185,223
100
247.581
1
8,470,203
Knoxville—
25
5,000.000
1,500,000
250.000
400,000
(3.000.000
share.
877,737
Comm'l Bk 3c Tr Oo_
18
1,102.344
625.000
Bank of Knoxville
"*5*
10 *11.30
10
17
142,215
Green Ridge Bank..
North Scrant Bk & Tr
Providence Bank... (
Scranton IN at Bk—
Preferred
6
200.000
Common......
Preferred.
.
10 *3.30
15
5,164,611
12,892,868
2,972,625
12,908,723
State Institutions
June 29
6300
60
50
200,000
TENNESSEE
June 29
100
Dallas—
190
158
35
Common
25*
60
16
"27]
62J
17
Capital notes
Mercantile Nat Bk—
Common
Preferred
20
34*
35*
100
100
110
13
J100
14
( 20
Uoo
Republic Nat Bank 8c
National Bank
June 29
Trust Co:
Common
RHODE ISLAND
Newport—
Aquldneck Nat Bank
Common.........
Preferred.!......
400,000
300,000
Newport Nat Bank..
Newport Trust Co..
120,000
300.000
L
99,565
6,150,831
[ 25
1
31.004
474.000
439,681
3,008.490
Nomi nal.
Per share.
30
35
25
i8S
11
1 1
1
.
«•*«*»»<»
Providence—
Blackstone Can Nat.
500.000
960,572
4.224,800
25
65
Common
Preferred.
....
High St Bk & Tr Co
100.000
100.000
120.000
1
72.518
1.200,068
(10
10
15
100
no
Common........
Preferred
Woonsoeket—
Woonaocket Trust Oo
Common..—.——
Preferred
32*
223.460
1,099.867
50
250.000
4.535,360
25
,203.915
250.000
741.078
850.000
7,195,608
934.199
3.236,908
450.000
1,500.000 2.174,625 10.458,812
4.000.000 9.393.359 111,585,784 100
168.080
125.000
976,760
25
2.500.000 2,728.660 40.534,944 MOO
5,000.000 11,602.934 45,459,146 1000
1,000.000
971.173 19,900,173 100
to6
A
.
190
100
20
33*
200
34*
Oak Cliff Bk A Tr Co:
Common—...
Capital notes
Texas Bank A Tr Oo:
Common........
Capital notes
95
J100
13
| 20
100
15,
•
15
•
.....
"62""
200"
175
20
2465"" 2550"
100
I
Sale price.
no
Dec. 31 1934.
5 Member of First 8ecurltj Corp.
e
57
110
190
165
15
322.274
2,733,329
J100
....
t Citizens A Southern Bank of Savannah. Ga., system.
a
June 1
;
1935.
4 A mutual savings bank.
March 30 1935.
:V
/Effective Aug. 31 1935, six institutions, all affiliates of the Northwest
Bancorporation, consolidated under the charter of the Security National
Bank & Trust Co. of Sioux Falls, S. Dak.: the new bank to be known as
the Northwest Security National Bank of Sioux Falls.
e
v
g
Affiliated with the Citizens A Southern National Bank of Atlanta, Ga.
i Common and preferred stock outstanding.
200.000
250.000
33*
1100
.
110
Mechanics Nat Bank
NatBank of OomATr
Phenlx Nat Bank
Providence Nat Bank
Industrial Trust Oo.
Lincoln Trust Oo
Rhode I Hos Nat Bk
Rhode Isld Hos TrOo
Union Trust Oo.....
56,010,577 I 20
68
Columbus Nat Bank:
;
...
Preferred
Nat Bank of Comm.
Dallas Bank A Tr Oo
aoo
k Stock all owned by the Rhode Island
I Last sale.
x
fix-dividend.
;
v.,vv.■',!
.
Hospital Trust Co
National Banks
June 29
National Banks
June 29
State Institutions
TEXAS
June 29
Surplus
Bid.
Par
Deposits.
Par
Deposits.
Per
El Paso—
State National Bank
7,160,008
100
421,643
284,421
3,871,491
3,190,777
60
185
100
1105
o-207,000
52,693
75.000
150,000
61.414
636,821
300.000
363,662
3,629,509
100
350,000
69,035
391,111
753,556
3,227,082
3,005,729
26,917,237
100
100
75
475
100
500
100
95
98
605,160
13.320,301
(100
66
69
37,959
308,240
100
10
10
10
Co
Trust
people"e Nat Bank
750.000
336,796
10,418,708
825.000
675.000
623,368
28,857,224
20
1,500.000
1.000,000
15,420
1,223,121
35,186,711
Fraternal Bk & Tr Co
Union Bank A Tr Co
6,726
100.000
34,252
448,101
675,049
Depositors'Industrial
32
Com'l Tr A Savs Bks:
t-oan
Preferred—
Ft Worth Nat Bank:
Common
Preferred
75
60
.—
30
20
26
24
..
....
Lynchburg Tr A S B
20
.
Bank
Common....
Preferred..
20
Mer A Mec Sav Bk__ a
Merch A Planters Bk
Galveston—
200.000
256,482
326,657
11,103,198
3.720,823
Hutchlngs-Sealy
750,000
National Bank
US National Bank.. al,000,000
372,027
271,666
7,241,872
100
7,960,490
100
250,000
2,000.000
sa
1.500.000
450.000
Preferred
Southern Savings Bk a
175,000
Common
N o
re cent
lea
'•7-
50
100
2,466,703
23,998
250.000
;
•.
...
V
'
' "V
•
80
\
•
300,000
300.000
Common
Preferred
Common........
Preferred
,
131,578
30
25
20
500,000
500,000
Common.
l
1.000.000
1,500,000
200,000
Fidelity Trust Co—
600.000
Guardian Trust Oo_.
Houston Land A Tr. al .600.000
San Jacinto Nat Bk-
Common........
100
9,093,077 J100
223,230
1100
920.486
2,285.287
188,536
1,225,000
1,500,000
336,571
745,554
137,472
400,846
618,596
62,741
2,866,642
66,276
92.000
110
Bank of Comm A Tr
195
Central National Bk.
Consol Bk & Tr Co..
First A Mer Nat Bk.
142,973
4,678,120
4,451,022
100
100
100
100,000
100,000
500,707
321,994
3,660,638
3,012,380
500,000
1,000,000
470,677
12,028,447
160
230
210
Mech A Mer Bank..
150"
Poll'd A Bagby Tr Co
100
150
State-Planters
A Trust Co:
916,938
Groos Nat BankCommon........
350,000
56,300
(100
\100
150,000
Preferred........
Nat Bank of Comm. al ,000.000
575,349
80,000
3,000,000
200.000
154.500
55,155
409,716
1,415,844
6,283,262
15
50
67
297,907
1,257,778
327,786
5,239,403
20,965,656
3,083,607
60
100
100
150
70
1,000,000
800,000
National Banks
June 29
Pacific Nat Bank
220.034
2.787,501
(100
100.000
Tower Savings Bank
Seattle Trust Co.
238,429
368,927
64,286
State
1.000,000
900,000
a
Bank al.Ouu.uuu
750.000
Utah State Nat Bank a
First National
65
60
50
100
100
1,500,000
750,000
..
First Nat Bk in Spok
Old N B & Un T Co........
Institutions
share.
too
155,975
685,652
4,802,174
14,982,363
218.870
405,912
135
28 H
mmmmm
r.....
mmm
mm-~-m
25
9
35
45
50
6
136,300
600,000
500.000
500,000
25.000
} 330'832
4,300,776
100
12,439.141
(100
100
288,822
817,562
739,404
10.057,258
too
40
100
&66
800,851
195,959
13,970,646
842,131
190,013
13,246,602
3,115,672
70
100
Tacoma—
Nat Bank of Tacoma al,500,000
Paget Sound Nat Bk a 800.000
150
107^ 115
90
100
N 0k;
100
25
re cent
,
sa
lee
V,M'
M S:
200
15
175
12
50
14,115,575
12,257,191
100
23,884,786 0100
5,121,264 100
1,021,684
m
"Sr WEST VIRGINIANS'™
135
100
too
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Charleston-
1,963,£19
67M
100
337,810
mm m m
ioo
23,269,878 I—
......
72J4
mmmmm
Charleston Nat Bk:
Common
Preferred
KanawhaBkg&Tr Co
....
VERMONT
...
Capital notes
Kanawha Valley Bk.
Nat Bank of Comm.
fTistitution>
State
July 1
Central Trust CoNomi nal.
Per share.
Barre—
376,718
214,607
152,635
100
100
100
3,346,451
2,401,165
1,877,719
"l05" 155""
Wheeling—
Center Wheeling Sav
Citizens
100
1.090,000
5,631.113
5,232,026
723,279
3,452,694
407.500
318.518
2,928,556
152,000
2,459.151 (100
1100
20
1,505,632
500.000 V
159,660
250.000
1.000.000
1,337,311
200.000
35,001
500.000
251,160
18,700,527 ( 25
i
40
4.512.035 (100
N
re
cent
16,174,703
2,046,425
f
368.994
100
sa
les
100
100
150.000
75,100
1,161,763
106
......
404,653
4,814,568
lot)
65
449,605
814,695
4,040,275
25
500.000
100.000
300.000
42,024
487,205
459,448
200,134
583,749
1,800,000
1,609.158
16,979,099
Tr
75
Nat Bank of W Va_.
Nat Exchange Bank.
500.000
"76"
100
100
150.000
228.900
100.000
J 835,360
Half Dollar Trust A
Burlington655,874
348,564
58,137
104,919
1,062,500
750,000
600.000
Mutual
Co
Sav Bank
512,500
600,000
150.000
100
N
o
40
re
100
sa
cent
les
So Side Bk A Tr Oa.
Security Trust Co..
Wheeling Dollar 8avi
A Trust Co
Montpelier—
...
*
619,951
40,084
225.133
Common and preferred stock
lot)
4,218,929
10'
200
100
103
106
"55"
105
110
outstanding.
b Member of First Security Corp.
10U
1,220.794
90
4,590,322
1,097,230
Sale price
a
150
e
Rutland—
Member of the Marine Bancorporation.
d Dec. 31 1934.
100.000
55.000
919,470 (100
115,483
■
Clement Nat Hank-
.....
433,347
94,219
135,184
61,156
517,382
345,582
Common
310,000
200.000
205,000
300.000
400.000
550.000
share
27X
Spokane-
...
National Banks
June 29
950.000
200.000
82,712,818 i 20
42,804,542 c 25
16,958,133 100
14,295,606 100
1,606,349 100
20
1,642,613
20
3,860,381
100
3,411,131
Security State BankSpok A East Tr Co. al,750,000
200.000
Washington Trust Co
June 29
1,000,000
300,000
r
a
2,594,764
2,311.804
930,419
150
100
7,731,863
10.127,907
707,287
8,000.000
2.500.000
2.500.000
Sumitomo B of Seattle
1100
UTAH
NA
Rutland TrucA Co..
June 29
Per
100
Per
Common......
Preferred
State Institutions
Nomi ual.
100
Nomi nal.
KHlinston Nat Bank
Rutland Co Nat Bk:
45
Seattle-
100
567,127
3,349,497
300.000
Preferred
WASHINGTON
lee
1100
Ogden—
Common
61
cent
(100
22,728
61,836
Commercial Sec Bk.
.
1100
a700.000
First Nat Exch Bank
Mountain Trust Bk.
University Nat Bank
National Banks
June 29
Central Nat Bank—
Common
Preferred..—...
16
15
40,456,501 {12*i
Southern Bk A Tr Co
200,000
Virginia Trust Co... al,200.000
Preferred
Montpelier Nat Bank
Montp'r 8 B A Tr Co
55"
75
70
12
Common
Preferred
100
100
25
People's Bk A Tr Co
National City Bank.
Common
"54"
2,895,581
First National Bank.
Nat Bk of Commerce
^WfiLGO——
250.000
Oitisens' Nat Bank..
First National Bank. al ,000.000
Capital 8 B A Tr Co
First National Bank:
22
20
334,127
Preferred
200.000
150,000
Preferred........
KowardNatBk&TrCe
Merchants Nat Bank
Burlington Trust Co.
26
20
Bank
......
100,000
a400,000
Common
Chittenden Co Trust
23^
0' '..7
National Bank ofFort
Sam Houston
San Antonio Nat Bk
South Texas Nat Bk-
People's Nat Bank..
Quarry S Bk A Tr Co
390,000
20
20
10
823,538
.
Sav Bank A Tr Co..
650
7,625,703
12,876,056
582,152
60,695,802
1.572,171
Roanoke—
13,858,455
Granite S B A Tr Co
les
100
3,693,256
Capital notes
cent
sa
50
1100
1,200,000
Walker Bk & Tr Co:
Common
o
re
100
200,000
2,079,114 ( 50
1 50
24,507,400 100
108,500
-
N
100
1,250,000
2.000,000
Common.
98
(100
200.000
200,000
Eton's Sav Bk A Tr
Utah Sav A Trust Co
655,698
2,393,680
Richmond—
126"
100
Bexar Co Nat BankCommon
Preferred
Frost National Bank
Salt Lake City—
Contl Nat BkATr Co
282,608
1,000,000
too
3,569,518
6,600.909 / 60
I
70,26i
600.000
180
Celonial Amer Nat B
Preferred
10
150"
8an AntonioAlamo National Bk:
Common.
....
a
140
100
Port Arthur—
First Security Bk
280,886
140
36,004,535
s
Preferred
Trust Co..
Merch A Farmers Bk
Oitisens
iUO
6,026,998
20,552,589
109,434
Merchants Nat'l Bk.
2,302,253
100
100
100
25,232.297
28,770,155
300.000 I
350.000
First National Bank.
1,271,366
96,287
Portsmouth—
Nat Bank of Comm. a3,500.000
State National Bank al,000,000
Preferred
123,076
250,000
250,000
250,000
450,000
...
American Nat Bank:
110
1100
Preferred
Second Nat'l Bank.. a2.000.000
Common
200,000
193,240
515,000
...
Petersb Say A AmTr
1100
,1.156,577 38,467,018 (100
3,000,000
2,500.000
Houston Nat Bk— o
Union National Bank
South
Texas
Com¬
mercial Nat Bank.
Common...
Preferred
6,165,206 r
First Nat Bank—
-
1270
Petersburg-
Houston—
Oitisens State Bank.
v«
5
Citizens Nat Bank—
City National Bank:
.
f
Seaboard Citz N Bk-
tOQ
100
200,000
245.848
.■
Norfolk—
10
100
Nat Bk of Commerce
City National Bank.
First National Bank.
1115
Lynchburg Nat Bank
Port Worth—
Common
share.
426,109
600,000
500,000
100
1,000,000
First National Bank.
A
Continental Nat Bk.
First National Bank:
Ask.
Per
Lynchburg—
share.
100
6,692,155
15,505,797
246,802
917,020
300.000
300.000
Bid.
Nom
Nomi nal.
El Paso Nat Bank
■'::r
Gross :
A
Profits.
Capital,
Ask.
State Institutions
June 29
VIRGINIA
Gross
Surplus A
Profits.
Capital.
COMPANIES
TRUST
AND
BANKS
114
:>!
9
lioo
500,425
100,000
125.000
257.500
112,323
132.928
132,025
2,517,296
423,300
Member of the Northwest Bancorporation.
/March 4 1935.
( 10
N
10
re
100
sa
cent
les
r
o
I
100.000
195,000
100,000
2,438.717 (100
1100
1,369,892 100
i Member First National Corp.
1rV- v.
I Last tale.
•
Controlled by the Joseph
r
Member People's Corp.
s
Trust funds.
t
Ex-dividend;
7. Meyer interests,
r
Sept., 1935]
AND
BANKS
National banks
COMPANIES
115
Institutions
State
WISCONSIN
June 29
TRUST
June 29
Canadian Bank Statements
Capital.
Returns
Qross
Surplus &
Profits.
Par
Deposits.
Bid.
are
all of June 29 1935.
Prices
are per
cent, not per share.
Ask.
Nomi nah
La Crosse—
Batavian Nat Bank.
Exchange State Bank
Nat Bk of La Crosse.
a
State Bk of La Crosse
%
500,000
50.000
550.000
100.000
$
Per
$
280,079
83,414
167,387
122,853
4,114,188
875,130
5,099,228
2,306,280
20
100
20n
20
re
e
100
:<■{
•»
share.
24
0
cent
les
Reserve
f:
■■'
Milwaukee—
Amer
St te Bank
200,000
Badger State Bank..
City Bank A Tr Co..
d
last
d
Side
Bank
First Wise N Bk
a
500,000
350,000
200,000
55,045
154,181
137,900
85,394
1,007,098
100
4.777,061
100
d
3,730,630 169,217,841
90,995
822,218
23,644
804,257
15,000,000
450,000
KUbourn State Bk..
115,000
a
63
Deposits.
lo
Par.
Bid.
Halifax—
%
%
Bank of Nova Scotia 12.000.000 24.000.000 212,870.593
65
d
2,06/,627
1,708,650
Per
250
100
Ask.
cent.
252
20
o
Home Savings Bank.
Gross
Fund.
Capital
~~47m 'bo"
—r—
-----
Lincoln State Bank:
Common
Capital notes
Marine Nat Exch Bk
100,000
300,000
2,200.000
45.447
601.025
100
1,038,185
29,872,057
20
31
2,075,925
38.814.982
1,32^.055
913,008
20
100
100
13
36,752
222,663
80,551
923,645
1,099,638
3,292,739
)
Toronto—
Bank
of
Per
Toronto
6.000.000
9.000 000
90,809.770
100
100
100
cent.
201
140
Bank of Montreal
State Bank of Milw.
TeutonlaAveStateBk
West Side Bank
Wisconsin State Bk.
First Wise Trust Co.
550,000
475,000
400,000
300,000
1.000.000
1
615
739.274
208.290
622,241
2.510.755
3,841.784
100
180
184
100
127
128
Oan Bank of Comm. 30.000,000 20,000.000 459,658,941
Dominion Bank
7,000.000 7.000.000 102.152,701
Imperial Bank of flan 7.000.000 8. oon .000 105.225,885
16
loo""
20
20
100
20
100
204
141
166 X 168
181
185
Banaue Canadienne.
Marshal] A Hsley Bk a3.000.000
Mitchell St State Bk.
600.000
Park Savings Bank..
200.000
33
5
3m
11
155
~"i9""
25
-v
100
Montreal—
A
Per
36,000,000 38.000,000 614,250,549
7.000,000 5,000,000 102 965,246
Barclays Bk (Canada)
1,500,000
750,000
10,703,902
Provincial Bk of Oan
4,000,000
1,000,000
38,190,085
Royal Bk of Canada. 35.000.000 20.000.000 604,394,977
•
Bankshares Corp.
no
Common and preferred stock outstanding,;
c
WYOMING
142
stock.
par
a
June 29
94
100
Sale price.
t Wisconsin
National Banks
100
100
March 4 1935.
d Unit of the Wisconsin Bankshares Corp.
>
Cheyenne—
American Nat Bank.
Stock Growere N Bk.
250,000
300.000
206,232
269,526
5,097,792
5,810,911
Quotations
Bid.
Bonds.
100
98
5s.
28
30
30
101
5Ms—
5s
;
100
91M
Denver 5s
92 M
5Ms_
100
94
100M
Montgomery 5s
100
92
First of New Orleans 5s
96
First Texas of Houston 5s__
97
98
100
First Trust of Chicago 4M»-
95
96
97
98
100
101
98
100
4Ms
4MB
-
——
First Trust of Dallas 5s
101
Fletcher 4Mb
5s
100
;
101
94
•
102M
101M
New York 5s
North Carolina 5s
x
Ex-dividend.
_
100
100
101
97"
92
Southern Minnesota 5s
45
47
5Ms
Tennessee 5s
Union of Detroit
99
__.
97
4Mb
5s
97
Union of Louisville, Ky, 5s
Virginia-Carolina 5s
Virginian 5s
100
99
...
Pacific Coast of Portland 5s
Pacific Coast of Los Angeles 5s...
Pacific Coast of Salt Lake 5s
Pacific Coast of San Francisco 5s.
Pennsylvania
5s
5s
-
99
101
98
101
102
101
Atlanta......
Atlantic
Dallas
100
102
Denver
98
...
___
50
50
100
99
Ohio-Pennsylvania 5s
Oregon-Washington 5s
Phoenix 4Mb
5s
/ Flat price
101
Bid.
f
/
.•
97
Maryland-Virginia 5s
Mississippi-Tennessee 5s
5Ms
Potomac
98
97
Stocks.
95
96
100
100
5s—
99
First of
-
95
Bonds and
100
Louisville 5s
98
5Ms
100
95
Lexington 5s
Lincoln 4Ms^_
99M
97
95
98
100
97
97
99
100
4MB
5s_
95
xEx-dividend.
St Louis 4Mb
5s
San Antonio 5s
Southwest 5s__
m
Kentucky 5s
Lafayette 4 Ms
101
99
100
96
96
5s.
98/
Des Moines 5s
First Carolinas 5s
First of Fort Wayne 4Mb
5s
Ask.
92
.
.
Illinois Midwest 5s
Illinois of Monticello 5s
Iowa of Sioux City 4MS
30:,
28
28
5s
Dallas
101
Oct. 20 1934.
94
5s_
101
30
28
Chicago 4Mb
4MB
Bid.
4Mb..
Greensboro (N C) 5s
Greenbrier 5s
100
99
100
5s
California
o
for the last day of the month preceding the date of issue.
Fremont
101
98
Member of the Northwest Bancorporation.
JLastsale.
Bonds.
100
100
Burlington 4 Ms
4Ms
«
______
Ask.
98 M
Atlanta 5s
Atlantic 5s
are
Per share.
100
100
100
99
100
Des Molnes.^....^^i^-—100
First Carolinas
.....100
99
Freemont..................100
98
Lincoln
96
97 M
96
98
100
99 !
STOCKS
....
V
95
Par
10
....
100
..............
100
100
North Carolina..
102
102
Pennsylvania.."
100
100
102
San Antonio........
99
103
105
102
105
107
Virginia
V irginla-Carolina
99
101
21
38
17
65
6
9
10
7
15
10
Potomac
......100
5
.... .....
33
15
cent
95
143 M
STOCKS
INSURANCE
116
Quotations are as near as possible for the last
NetSurplus
Premium
1034.
Reserve.
NetSurplus
Capital.
A Bur
10
(Hartford)
(Hartf)-.
10
Aetna Life (Hartford)
10
Aetna Insur
Agricultural (Watet'a) 25
10
Amer Alliance (N Y).
5
Amer Equitable (N Y)
Amer Fire (Wash'ton) 100
10
Amer Home Flre(N Y)
Amer Insur (Newark)
Amer Relnsur (N Y>
10
Amer Reserve (N Y).
25
Amer Surety (N Y).
10
Automobile Ins (Hartf)
Baltimore Amer (Bit)
Bankers A Shlpp (NY)
Boston (Boston)—-- 100
Buffalo Ins Oo (Buff) 100
5
Camden Fire (Camden)
Carolina (Wilmington
2ft
2h
3,000,000
7,500,000
15,000,000
3,000,000
3.000,000
1,000,000
100,000
1,000,000
3.343,740
1,000,000
1,000,000
7,500,000
5,000,000
1,500,000
1,000,000
3,000,000
1,000,000
2,000,000
Premium
1934.
Reserve.
c
93
55 X
575
33
§*
84
2654
!?*
30
13
15""
14^
54X
25 X
40 X
S7K
6X
16
5754
2754
4254
3954
754
94
91
628
Capital.
Bid.
638
165
150
22 X
2454
2854
Ask.
Per Share
share
90
9,904,456
9,463,861
15,677.243 16,004,202
11,470,477 386,959,876
4,876,373
2.711.975
1,875,427
2,611,488
3,797,490
2,677,940
65,557
416,179
459,157
1,006,883
7,941,216 11,586,898
952,652
2.574.976
2,058,560
1,026,849
5,748,993
2,442,677
5,155,419
4,667,679
2.140,035
665.243
2,600,574
1,154,962
4,555,890
10,097.143
2,177,192
961,560
4,392,630
3,525,153
Par
Ask.
Bid.
Per
Aetna Oasualty
Unearned
Dec. 31
Unearned
Dec. 31
Par
day of the month preceding the date of Issue.
1,000,000
1,641,015
1,355.793
71
1,000,000
*2,638,200
1.673,417
4.261,896
814,605
8,952.904
33
IK
34*
2K
2.000.000
1,000,000
1,750,000
1,521,571
335,329
6,052,189
4,445,092
254,955
3.768,121
30
32
Lumbermen's (Phlla).
Oast?
Manufacturers
(Phlla)
Maryland Oas (Bait)
Bonding A In*
Mass
(Boston)
25
25
...
Mechanics Ins (Phlla)
Merch Fire Aasur/com
(New York)
_ _
ipref
fo
,
85
56""
51
1105
Merchants A Mfrs Fire
Insurance
630,626
1,000,000
682.000
750,000
20,000,000 <215831218
4,000,000 4,786,557
1,000,000 3,049,526
309,989
100,000
1,100,000 4,557.495
(Baltimore)
10
500,000
737,946
493,359
27X
5
City of New York (NY)
10
400,000
1,500,000
397,565
2.514,493
345,020
1,657,526
IK
25 X
2754
2.000,000
3,000,000
86
38
90
39
19
39
39
5,703,217
OK
10*
I.411.618
1.070,335
29 X
30*
76
8X
10
136
98
140"
New
17X
2,000.000
1,000,000
17"
15 X
74
New
1.061.273 34,642,228
4,346,113 142,210,658
969,362
584,360
13,613,430
6,169,461
5,194.584
93,744
6,252,370
1,000,000
(Providence)
National Oas (Detroit.
National Fire (Hartf).
Nat'l Liberty (NY)..
National Surety (N Y(
Nat'l Union (Wash)..
Nat Union Fire (Pitts)
New Amsterdam Ua*
N.O.)
- ■
Central States Life (Si
Louis)
7H
6X
(Newark, N J)
Merchants
Columbian Nat'i Life
100
(Boston)
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(Hartf
Casualtv
(Hammond, Ind)
Continental Ins (N Y)
Corcoran (Wash'ton).
Eagle Fire (Newark)
Conn Gen Life
10
Continental
EmployeroRo-lns(KC)
Excess Ins
5
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(N Y) —
Federal Ins (Jer Olty^
Fidelity & Dep (Bait)
Fldellty-Phenix (N V)
Fidel A Guar (Bait).
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Fireman's (Wash'ton)
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20
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10
20
25
Firemen's Ins (Mllw). 100
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Firemans Ins (N ewark i
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York)
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Georgia Home
Gless FaUs Insurance
(Glens Falls. N Y).
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Globe A Rutgers Fire.
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Amer
10
5
5
15
1,750,000 2.725.274
4.873,990 38,403,988
i,o~o"o"o66
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1,500,000 1,500,000
750,020 1,018,257
2,000,000 10,440,323
2,400,000 2,234,968
3,464,825 29,140,000
1,000,000 1,035,588
2,000,000 5,911.721
226,214
200,000
7,500,000 10,859,824
1,000,000 1,243,727
12,500,000 6,608,813
3,000.000 6,266,008
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Hamilton Fire (N Y)_
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Hartford Steam Boiler
(Hartford)—
—
445",811 "AH
2,339,461
1,063,883
1,554,220
5.809,642
16,194,223
2,432,283
8,646,735
220,266
11,073,370
1,251,536
12,125,287
5,451,387
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1,000,000
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5.047,300
1,123,907
3,175.025
5,851,577
2.545,977
302.478
3854
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750,000 2,091,746
8.150,000 17.228.126
2,000,000 1,354,276
117,922
500,000
4,000,000 4,764,733
1,000,000 1,105,592
12,000,000 33,039,770
2,880,361
13,362.322
575,984
47,795
4,351,089
725,471
30,905.381
6.130.345
7,628,632
35,757,663
2,051,335
454,753
3.000,000
100
500,000
452,985
1,000,000
1.164.346
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1.362.123
10 12.000.000 42,435,685
19,663.695
1,000,000
1,000,000
200,000
6,866,745
1,118,848
270.723
61,152,166
1,383.292
2,500,000
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319,712
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New York Fire
North River Ins (N Y) 254
1254
Northern Ins Oo (NY)
Northwest Fire A Mar
10
(Minneapolis)
North westernNationai
25
(Milwaukee)
10
Occidental Ins (8 F>
10
Old Line Life (Milw).
25
Pacific Fire (N Y)—
10
Pac Mut Life (L A)—
10
Pan-Amer Life (N O)
10
Phlla Life (Phlla)...
1.000,000
1,000,000
2,000,000
1,000,000
664,153
1,741,358
9,245,593
3.722,822
I,496,233
44
1,881,809
5.571,528
3,836,287
26 X
94
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19
27 X
1,000,000
:
713,492
544.333
18
20
135
140
16
98
Phlla Nat (Phlla)....
10
Phoenix Ins (Hartf).
10
2,000,000 5,211,946
4,991,678
1,000,000 1,648,998
741,693
1,000,000 1,128,346
15,149,165
1,000,000 1,437,441
2,785,453
5.082,000 3,944,536 142,005,098
1,000,000 1,008,308 24,344,291
11,092.327
224,582
1,000,000
1,000,000
811,307
493,152
6.000,000 21,250,119
7,914,190
875,000
1,484,672
1.313.559
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10
3.000,000
3.787.541
4,121.719
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50
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1,508,412
43 X
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1.000,000 1,114,520
1,500,000 1,706.509
4.000,000 15,885.667
704,568
500,000
390,379
1.000,000
2,000,000 3,010,497
1.000,000 1,081,391
795,952
2.663.560
9,743,608
757,346
445,250
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629,307
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Travelers Fire (Hartf > 100 2,000,000 2,558,843
Travelers Life (Hartf) 100 20.000.000 17,004,961 618.384,722
U S Fidelity A Guar¬
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12.437,654
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4
9,200,832
2,000,000 II,788,667
U 8 Fire (New York).
10
2,180,426
1,000.000 3.222,866
U S Guarantee Co...
8
336,726
838,682
400.000
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400
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7
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(Springfield, Mass)
Stuyvesant Fire (N Y)
43
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25
2754
74
5
Rossla Ins (Hartford)
St Paul F A M (St P)
80
454
435.621
10
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15
200,000
100
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5
Knickerbocker (N Y).
5
Lincoln Fire (N Y)—
Lincoln Nat'l Life (Ft
10
Wayne. Ind)
England Fire
(Plttsfleld. Mass)..
Hampshire Fire
(Manchester. N H).
(Rochester)
1
Importers A Exporters
(New York)
Insurance Oo of State
Kansas City Life
1854
77
46
10
(Philadelphia)
1634
4
39
1,660,226 114,510,264
431,147
820,955
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New Jersey Insurance
5,778.472
5 12,000,000 36,185,321
10
1,000,000 1.576,724
(Philadelphia)
;
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500.000
500,000
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Home F A M (8 F)...
of Pa
7,301,883
20.381,495
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Great Amer Ins (N Y)
.
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(New Bruns. N J)..
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3
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5
10
25
10
Sun Life Ass'nce (Can 100
5.000,000
440
1154
354
13 54
38
Virginia F A M (Rich¬
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West Coast Life (S F)
Westchester Fire (NY)
Wisconsin Nat Life
25
5
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375,000
1,000,000
400.000
1,099,931
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