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MARCH IN RETROSPECT
Paf*
Commercial
and
Financial
Events
Page
Cotton
Course of the Stock Market
1
Hides and Leather
9
9
—
Iron and Steel Trade
8
14
Dividend Declarations
—13
Money Market
New
i
Security Issues
13
Federal Reserve Bank—Brokers' Loans. 16;
Petroleum and Its Products
Foreign Affairs
Rubber
Foreign Exchange
.....
Grain—Coffee—Sugar
Baltimore Stock
Boston Stock
6
—
.
.
.4
-.17
9
......
Exchange..
18
4.
11
..10
....
T extiles
.10
United States Treasury
Financing
New York Curb
12
Exchange
Exchange.44*-
New York Stock
Exchange—Bonds
Chicago Stock Exchange....
New York Stock
Exchange—Stocks
Cleveland Stock
Detroit Stock
Los
Exchange..
Philadelphia Stock Exchange
Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Angeles Stock Exchange
San Francisco Stock
Banks and Trust Companies-
Exchange
Municipal Bonds—
Domestic
Domestic
Canadian
Canadian
Exchange Seats
95
97
Public
—
Utility Bonds.
Utility Stocks..
Federal Land Bank Bonds
Public
Foreign Government Bonds
Railroad Bonds
Industrial Bonds....
Railroad Stocks 1
Industrial Stocks
Real
—
InsuranceStocks...........
Investment
Trust
.78
84
J,
72
76
.....
Estate Bonds
.94
Real Estate Trust and Land Stocks
Joint Stock Land Bank—
89
Textile Stocks
Securities..
89
Title
Securities
—
Guarantee and
Safe
Deposit
Stocks
89
Mill Stocks—see Textile Stocks-
United States Government Securities. .95
Mining Stocks
United States Territorial Bonds
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adopted
into a
of
House on March 26
passed by the Senate calls for an appropriation
as
$4,000,000,000 "out
of any
in the Treasury hot
money
of $880,000,000
and appropriation
appropriated"
of the Reconstruction Finance Corpo¬
ration, the Public Works Administration and Federal Emer¬
relief and work
Relief Administration "to provide
relief."
New York.
One
of
its. provisions,
the "Times,"
noted by
as
would authorize the President to fix the wages
the
MARCH—COMMERCIAL AND
REVIEW OF
new
the
more
of a financial
announcement on
the Treasury would use part of
important developments
dollar to reduce
concentrate
the issue of all currency in the Treasury and Federal Heserve System by providing for the removal from circulation
The program involved the em¬
which represents all
not assigned to the $2,000,000,000 stabilization fund or other
purposes.
Incident to these plans the 2% consols of 1930
were called by the Treasury on March 11 for redemption on
July 1 1935, and the 2% Panama Canal loan bonds of 1916ployment of $642,000,000 in "free gold"
1936 and 1918-1938 are called for redemption on
Aug. 11935.
$600,000,000 of the. consols and about $75,000,000 of
the Panama Canal bonds,
the Treasury stated, are outstand¬
This was
These bonds bear the circulation privilege.
ing.
considered to be one of the most important
It
dollar.
the
will
financial trans¬
Administration since devaluation
actions undertaken by the
the
save
Government
$13,500,000 in annual interest charges
of
upwards
and, in the words
90.
of
March 22 by
veto
The bill calls for immediate payment to the
$2,000,000,000 in
greenbacks;
it was
by President Roosevelt should it be enacted there.
On
House substituted the Patman bonus proposal for the Vinson
"except where it is absolutely necessary
functioning of
to the continued
direct
reply
to
efforts
the
that
reported
against
over
half a
field
other
include
to
meeting payment.
the
Treasury
the
method
of
We
its
on
of the
the month's developments has been the
by the Senate on March 23, by a vote of 68 to 16,
$4,880,000,000 work relief measure (in the form of
The resolution
resolution).
utility
company
enter¬
own
frowns
ates
feet and
diffuses power and
responsibility
those holding companies which through interlocking director¬
upon
devices
other
and
independent business which stands
among the many and
properly favor economically
can
have
given
tyrannical
and exclusive oppor¬
power
tunity to a favored few.
bill lief ore the House
the Wheeler-Rayburn
on
Committee have been in
during the month.
progress
Report of National Power Policy Committee Submitted to Congress
•''ky President Roosevelt
\
his
With
passage
message
Congress
to
(which passed the House
a
on
March
on
12
urging the
of legislation to provide for the elimination of public
utility holding companies, President Roosevelt transmitted
National Power Policy Committee, as to
\ V\\-.
•.
report of the
a
which he said:
named
I
committee
this
last
Government
co-ordinate
submitting
to
In
the
is
you
treatment
the
to
of
the careful
summer
power
policy
on
such
companies
recommend
therefore,
holding
among
the
problems.
in
Departments
report
the committee with
the
public
of
series of reports
a
Thi6
utility
I
am
respect
field.
It
attention of every member of the Congress.
presenting its conclusions
We,
from
problems to make
recommendation of
holding
,
Likewise among
Some observers inter¬
prises when he said:
deserves
.
$4,880,000,000 Work Relief Bill Goes to Conference with Thomas
Silver Amendment as Rider—Conferees Agree to Drop Rider
passage
teleferams
received by
been
large-scale holding
bonus; it would not, however, provide for currency, expan¬
with
had
Senators and members of the House.
to
leave
and
letters
bill
preted the President's attack as going beyond the
the Government concerned with
would
In the meantime, it was
million
Wheeler-Rayburn
the
defeat
companies to
such
of
legislation now before Congress.
bill, which latter has the support of the American Legion.
but
geographically integrated
a
This message was viewed as a
operating utility system."
Representative Vinson's bill would authorize payment of the
sion
to Con¬
message
a
companies, with their
regulation of public utility holding
entire elimination
to
sent
previous day (March 21), by a vote of 201 to 191, the
the
in
vote
a
Senate, where it will no doubt face certain threat of a
the
President Roosevelt,
backed the Wheeler-Rayburn bill by urging the strict
Interstate and Foreign Commerce
during March was the passage of
the Patman bonus bill in the House on
veterans
12
March
On
gress,
Hearings
House Passes Patman Bonus Bill
of 318 to
Utility Holding
Regulate Public
to
"put the gold profit to use."
of Under-Secretary Coolidge,
Another development
Bill
Companies
about $675,000,000 and to
of all National bank notes.
About
"prevailing-wage" Act.
Wheeler-Rayburn
profit obtained from devaluation of the
the national debt by
of
Bacon
during the past month was the
March 10 to the effect that
the
and further, that rates of
Federal building projects shall conform to the Davis-
pay on
One of
payable on
projects, subject to the limitation that they
works
shall not degrade private wages,
FINANCIAL EVENTS
nature
York
New
the
said
special rule sending the resolution into conference.
a
The bill
gency
COMPANY, Publishers,
William Street corner Spruce 8treet,
to the
relief measure
the
"Times" advices from Washington, the
in existing balances
Drapers* Gardens, E.G.
the measure directly
turning
remonetization, ;
silver
for
amendment, and others inserted
thus send
of
to < have the
advocates
remonetization
Instead
otherwise
V
at 31.00 per copy.
silver
President.
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320 in other foreign countries.
a year.
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as
companies.
Such
Federal
the committee
legislation
legislation
should
said:
regarding
eradicate
public
disclosed
utility
abuses,
prevent the use of the holding company and affiliated interests to obstruct
State regulation
of the
sary
of operating companies, and make possible the elimination
holding company where it serves
purpose,
economies
without
which
flow
dislocation
from
no
demonstrably useful and
of investment
economically
and
or
the loss
of
geographically
Jan.
24),
as
accepted by the Senate on March 23, carried
public utility systems.
as a
rider
an
amendment of Senator Thomas
NRA—President Roosevelt Asks Department of Justice
neces¬
operating
integrated
Oklahoma,
an
the
sum
of approximately $375,000,600.
and
Senate
Silver
Thomas
conferees
amendment.
had
the
leaders
next
in the
day of a
On March 28 the
agreed
Some
added to the measure by the Senate;
istration
in
which, according to Mr. Thomas, "provides for
expansion of the currency on the silver we now have in
House
on
(Democrat) of
30
to
eliminate
amendments
the
were
on
March 25 Admin¬
House arranged
for consideration
special rule which would
forestall
to
Assist
Maintaining Compliance with Codes
i
Despite various recent court decisions against phases of
the National Recovery
on
Administration, President Roosevelt
March 25 asked the Department of Justice "to give every
assistance" in maintaining compliance with NRA codes and
"in advising
the District Attorneys throughout the country
to take prompt
violations."
and vigorous action to prevent
The
President made known
or
that
punish such
a
request to
MONTHLY REVIEW
2
of
Industrial Recovery Board,
National
the
indicated it as his desire
.
.
which the latter stated that in some indus¬
Mr. Richberg in
increasing of the wage and hour
tries "violations have been
of the mistaken feeling that
provisions of the codes because
administration and enforcement
sought to be effected not by agencies of the
of any code are
State, subject to State control, but
by the President, acting
under Federal law.
Federaljudge in New Jersey Holds NIRA Invalid
extended."
the NRA may not be
delegate such power to an Authority,
and said that the adoption,
The President's letter was
codes."
/,
Appellate Division, in its opinion, ruled that the Leg¬
islature had no right to
requirements of approved
in response to one from
the
with
compliance
.
The
retail
for the
imposing a rigid sale of code prices for his
\
product.
exerted to insist upon
Code Authority
divisional
the
industry from interfering with the operation of
his business by
in which he
"that the full power of the National
Administration shall be
Recovery
solid fuel
Richberg, Chairman
March 25 to Donald R.
addressed on
restraining
to the Department in a letter
had been made
effect
this
Applied to
as
Intra-State Business
Extend NRA—Action Taken Incident
Bill Introduced in Senate to
The National Industrial Recovery Act is
Threatened Strike*
to
What was described as a
secretly drafted Administration
bill to extend the National
Recovery Administration, with
modifications,
some'
hastily introduced on March 29
was
Senate Finance Committee,
•by Chairman Harrison of the
after
warning in executive session from Donald R. Rich¬
a
that strikes were impending in four big
Washington, in
berg, NRA head,
Associated Press advices from
industries.
reporting this action, said:
confined
codes
inter-State
to
Administration, with
along lines recommended by the
The NRA bill was
laws partially
and the anti-trust
commerce
invalid as applied
intra-State commerce, Federal Judge
Guy L. Fake of
to
Newark, N. Jv, ruled on March 13, in signing an
injunction
restraining the National Recovery Administration from en¬
forcing the law against Acme, Inc., metal fabricators
of
The NRA was enjoined from enforcing code
Jersey City.
hours and wages
against the company; from seeking to force
to pay assessments imposed by a Code Author¬
the company
ity, and from prosecuting the company for failure to comply
with the NIRA.
Government attorneys announced that the
decision would be appealed to
higher courts.
:
«
restored.
Mr. Richberg warned of the threat¬
Members of the Committee said that
Two Judges
Unconstitutional
automobile and textile industries,
ening labor situation in the steel, coal,
urged them to speed up consideration of NRA legislation.
He advo¬
cated the immediate introduction of the bill which Senator Harrison had
and
had
in
pocket for several days.
his
Two
Case
'
of Justice made known on March 26 the
The Department
dismissal of its appeal
intention of the Government to seek
States Supreme Court of the case of the
before the United
Government against William
E. Belcher, an Alabama lumber
out of alleged violation of provisions
mill operator, arising
On motion of the
code.
of the lumber and timber products
the Supreme Court
Department of Justice
In
dismissed the
Associated
Government's
appeal
accounts from
Press
Washington, March 26, it was stated:
1.
April
on
The Birmingham Federal District Court has
appeal "unsatisfactory."
the
declared
NRA
Department of Justice said
The statement issued by the
provisions peculiar
to
class
a
emphasized
was
"contains admin¬
to non-governmental agen¬
times in
many
Senate committee hearings and
recent
in
which
fact
case
itself with respect to the
extension of discretionary powers
cies—a
the
which set this code
Besides stating that "this feature is
by itself."
expected to be eliminated under the new
legislation," the
Department added that it feels "that the fundamental ques¬
tions
in
involved
Industrial
National
the
have handed down
rulings
opinion of the Ohio Court of Appeals declaring
invalid was handed down Jan. 28.
State Recovery Act
the
Regarding the latest rulings we quote the following (Associ¬
Press) from the "Ohio State Journal" of March 2:
ated
Judge
Mack of
Alfred
Hamilton
County,
Butler
hearing two
County
pleas against enforcement of the Ohio Recovery Act, yesterday held price-
fixing provisions of both the State barbers' and motor vehicle retail trade
codes to he invalid and contrary to
In
basic law.
Harter, like Judge Frank M. Clevenger of
Canton, Judge Henry W.
County before him, held the barbers' code to he an unwarranted
Clinton
delegation of legislative authority to the Governor.
Wisconsin Recovery
Act Held Unconstitutional by State Supreme
Court—20 Codes Invalidated
Wisconsin Supreme
The
Court
on
March 5 declared un¬
constitutional the State Recovery Act on the ground that it
unconstitutional.
that the lumber code involved in this
istrative
courts
holding unconstitutional provisions of Ohio's Recovery Act.
C
Attorney-General Cummings and Solicitor-General Stanley S. Reed termed
this
in Ohio
judges
An earlier
Court at Instance of Government Dismisses NRA
Involving Appeal of Belcher Lumber Case
U. S. Supreme
in Ohio Courts Hold Provisions of State Recovery Act
Recovery
Act
unlawfully delegated legislative powers to industry.
State Act, it is stated, is
trial
Recovery
Twenty
Act.
codes
were
invalidated
the court's decision; according to Madison
March 5 to the Milwaukee "Sentinel"
of the Court
were
The
patterned after the National Indus¬
by
(Wis.) advices
the adverse findings
anticipated by the Legislature and a num¬
ber of bills have been introduced which transfer to the Gov¬
ernor
In
the power to initiate codes.
Violation of Lumber Code
Federal Judge at New Orleans Holds NIRA Unconstitutional
Denying Injunction for Alleged
J,
in Intra-State Trade
should be
presented to the Supreme Court in a case in which
full evidence of the facts
Federal Judge
down
on
has
been given."
Oct. 31 last, held the
NIRA illegal, and dismissed
code violation indictments against
Supreme
Court
were
deferred
March
on
11
the
the
Recovery
Act
ordered post¬
court
to discuss
The
case
was
Spielman Motor Sales
important jurisdictional questions in their briefs.
more
in the automobile code.
a
test
case
as
was
the
first
Spielman case,
NIRA
action
to
cars
than specified
generally regarded as
of the legality of the NIRA.
Court postponed the
slated
for traded-in
The suit
;
Since the Supreme
State
Schackno Act,
Legislature
Recovery
Act,
was
to
which
was
supplement
declared
given
was
an
on
Co. of Hammond,
Borah denied an application of the
injunction to restrain the Hammond Box
La., from alleged violation of maximum
hour and minimum wage
provisions of the lumber code.
Provisions of Motor Bus NRA Code Ruled Contrary to
Constitution
by Federal Judge Cushman at Tacoma, Wash.
Holding
that
President
had
Roosevelt
exceeded
the
authority granted him by Congress in framing the motor bus
code, Federal Judge E. E. Cushman denied,
on
Feb. 11, to
the Federal Government an injunction which would restrain
Orr IC Scott, as the Union
Stages, operating between Seattle
the Belcher case was
and
be
NLRB Rules That No Basis Exists for Labor Unions*
argued
before the
New York\State^NRA\En for cement Act Held Unconstitutional—
Appellate ^Division Rules Schackno Act Seeks to Delegate
Enforcement of State Legislation to Federal Authority
The
manufacturing
Judge Borah, at the same time expressing
Judge
Government for
passed by the New York
the
National
unconstitutional
on
Industrial
March
5
Portland, from continuing his transportation business.
Complaint
Against Macaulay Book Publishing Co*—Latter Held Not to
highest tribunal.
v,
in
G. Borah, in Federal District Court
personal opinion that the "whole NIRA is uncon¬
stitutional."
stated, attorneys in the case had failed
under consideration involves the right of automo¬
bile dealers to allow
solely
engaged
at New Orleans,
Test
Co., Inc., for at least 3^ weeks, and probably for a longer
period, because, it
Act is unconstitutional in so far as it pertains to in¬
dustries
it as his
Industrial
when
to
Supreme Court on the
before the
of the National
ponement of a suit brought by
Case
ruling to the effect that the National Industrial Re¬
covery
March 6 by Judge Wayne
Mr. Belcher.
Arguments in
Constitutionality of NIRA
Postpones
Immediate arguments
constitutionality
The ruling of
Grubb, of Birmingham, Ala., handed
I.
W.
A
Have Violated Section 7-A of NIRA
Mrs. Elinore M. Derrick, Director of the Regional Labor
Board in New
York, announced
on
Feb. 28 that the National
Labor Relations Board had decided that there
for
the
was no
basis
complaint made last fall that the Macaulay Co.,
publishers, of 481 Fifth Avenue, had violated Section 7-A of
by the Third Department of the State Appellate
Division,
in sustaining two orders by Justice McNaught of
Bingliam-
editorial and
ton, N. Y., in a test case brought by Gustave C.
Darweger
Tribune" of March 1, in part, said:
of
that city.
The Schackno Act provided that the regula¬
tions imposed under NIRA should apply to
merce,
intra-State com¬
and it granted the rights of code enforcement
divisional Code Authorities.
injunction at
a
to
Mr. Darweger had obtained an
special term of the
State
Supreme Court
the
National
The
Industrial
Recovery Act in discharging five
clerical employees.
The New York "Herald
complaint against the Macaulay Co.
was
made by the union, which
said
that
the
five
employees
who were disctharged
constituted the
shop committee of the union in the Macaulay publishing house, and that
their discharge was solely because of their union activities.
The first appeal
was to the Regional Labor
Board, and Mrs. Her rick ruled that the Board
had
jurisdiction
under
Section
7-A
and
tried
to
settle
the
dispute.
The
the
publishing company, however, refused to join in the proceedings before
Board, though it offered to arbitrate, with Mrs. Herrick as mediator.
Tm®
offer was refused by the union and hearings before the National Board
Suit
ment
Dismissing Govern¬
Affecting Section 7-A of
Steel Case
Weirton
in
gvj: NIRA
r'y'<
-
filed in United
Nields on March 7
Federal Judge Jolin P.
Del., the formal decree
States District Court at Wilmington,
.Sf
for an injunction
interference in its
dismissing the Federal Government's suit
Steel Co. from
the Weirton
to restrain
down
Judge Nields's opinion was handed
ruled
!-'vfefV
annually about $30,000,000 for the
difference,
$27,000,000,"
In
made
of the President's
National Emergency Council.
Mr. Richberg presented 17
recommendations, one of Which was that the Act be extended
substantially in the present form for two years, "so as to
by Donald R. Richberg, Executive Director
for
allow
further
a
cedures and
the
of
permanent legislation as may then
such
been continued during
The hearings have
desirable.
seem
administrative pro¬
entire problem prior to
of
development
clarification of the
a
enactment
the month.
S7mClay\Williams Resigns
Made
of
has resigned
Clay Williams
to
announced at the
Mr. Williams's resignation is said
NIRB
velt
on
with
Besides
serve
President Roose¬
head
as
Chairman, to replace Mr. Williams.
as
announcing
NRA
new
reorganization of
membership of seven,
a
March 21 announced that Donald R. Richberg would
temporarily
serve
March 5.
In making known plans for the
the
appointment
the
Richberg to
of Mr.
of the Board pending the enactment
legislation,
President
the
of the
also announced
and steel manufacturer, and
of
the
United
Mine
Philip Murray, Vice-Presi¬
It
of America.
Workers
was
pointed out in newspaper accounts that thus organized labor
its long fight for
won
equal membership
the NRA
on
t
erning body.
*
,
gov¬
i
Cotton
Textile
Takeh ■"■■for
Industry—-Action
Period ;-,of 12
Weeks\to Avoid Shutdowns
The
National
issued
not
Industrial
order
an
textile
than
divisions.
authorizing
branches
some
of
the
The groups
which
than
more
hour week for employees.
less
not
productive machinery,
They will operate
than
now
on a
30 hours, while
employed
on
an
on a
weeks.
period
in
the order will
which
40-
curtailed
the
use
of
80-hour basis
of two shifts, will be reduced to not less than 60 hours.
emergency
the
groups or
affected are now
are
cotton
of machine operation by
25%, and to reduce by not
week, although
operate
The
he said
that the
alternative
with
the
order approved by
is
12
unemployment
'.
for
many
thousand
1
public its budget for
wage
and hour compliance
for the fiscal year ending January 16 1936.
at the same time
published
a
expenses
The Authority
comparison for the period from
May 1 1934 to Jan. 12 1935.
President
The President said that "no
drugs had been made," said the
of commerce in food and
President, "since 1906."
trade of food
majority of those engaged in the
"The great
regulation," the President said.
"They observe the spirit as well as the letter of existing law.
Present legislation ought to be directed primarily toward a
small minority of evaders and chiselers."
and
do
drugs
President
need
not
Calling for Investigation
Resolution
Roosevelt Signs
by FCC of American
and Other
Telephone & Telegraph Co,
On March 15 President Roosevelt
signed a joint resolution
Communications Com¬
Telephone
& Telegraph Co. and on all other companies engaged di¬
rectly or indirectly in telephone communication in interState commerce, including all companies related to any of
these companies through a holding company structure or
otherwise.
An appropriation of $750,000 is provided by
authorizing and directing the Federal
mission to investigate and
report on the American
the resolution to conduct the
'
investigation.
Orders Increasing Pension
of Widows and Children of War Veterans
Roosevelt Issues Executive
President
Rates
Four Executive Orders were
dent Roosevelt
payments
annually.
Roosevelt
issued on March 19 by Presi¬
increasing rates of allowances to
widows and
It is stated that the
children of war veterans.
liberalized
total of $1,800,000
The orders were issued on the last day that Mr.
was permitted to
take such action under the
will cost the Government a
March 19 1933.
Congress Acts to Repeal Income Tax Publicity Provision—Senate
Votes Elimination of *'Pink Slip" Provision, Following Repeal
Congress has acted to repeal the
the income tax law,
"pink slip" provision in
public
designed to make available to the
figures on taxable income submitted
on
March 28 repeal
which adopted
by all making returns;
of the provision was voted by the Senate,
the repeal resolution by a vote of
53 to 16.
of 51
On the
previous day (March 27) the Senate, by a vote
to
defeated
25,
House
of
on
an
full
for
Follette
amendment
publicity
on
sponsored by Senator La
/-£ax returns. The
income
March 11, by a vote of 302 to 98,
"pink slip" repeal resolution.
the
the resolution is
approved repeal
Final disposition of
pending.
Roosevelt
in
Message
advocating, in
adequate
to
a message to
provision
be
made
Supreme Court Justices Before Senate Committee
Bill
to
Expedite Government Appeals—Bill
Congress Proposes Shipping
Congress,
for
shipping, President Roosevelt at the
on
subsidies
same
March 4, that
for
American
time told Congress
'should provide for the termination of existing ocean
Oppose Black
Designed
to
Expedite Appeal in TVA Case
Chief Justice Hughes and Associate
Committee
would
tion
on
doors in
behind closed
Supreme Court Jus¬
Brandeis appeared before the Senate
tices Van Devanter and
March
25,
when
they
testified
opposition to the Black bill, which
permit direct appeals to the Supreme Court in injunc¬
or
restraining orders cases which involve Government
departments or bureaus.
was
JSubsidiee and Termination of Existing Ocean Mail Contracts
that it
of legislation to regulate
attempt at reform in the regulation
Judiciary
The Cotton Garment Code Authority on March 27 made
In
March 22, President Roose¬
trade in
honest enter¬
priser need fear that because of the passage of such a
measure he will be unfairly treated."
/"No comprehensive
the NIRB offered the
the complete shutdown of many mills,
to
resultant
persons.
i
of
Food and Drugs
George A. Sloan, Chairman of the Cotton Textile
Code Authority, issued a statement on March 26 in which
only
Congress Urges Enactment
to Congress, on
message
food and drugs.
March 26
Board on
proportion the machines operating in these
same
States itself might be
flagships are obviously needed.
by House
Recovery
industry to reduce hours
more
used to
States is not
adequate American merchant
the United
which
Economy Act, which became law on
Permits^2S% Reduction in Machines and Mill Hours for
NIRB
a
the
pointment of two new members, William P. Witherow, engi¬
dent
In
Whiteside and the ap¬
imminent retirement of Arthur D.
neer
in
in the absence of an
velt urged the enactment
Chairman of the Na¬
as
prompted by his desire to return to private
been
have
business.
war
Companies
tional Industrial Recovery Board, it was
on
commerce,
our
shipping
shippers.
major
a
Legislation to Regulate Trade in
Industry
White House
of
event
subsidies granted by other nations,
or rebating methods may well be
peace
restrictive
President Roosevelt in Message to
Seven—Organized Labor
with
S.
NIRB Chairman—Donald R. Richberg
with Membership
to Have Equal Representation
as
Head of Reorganized NIRB
Acting
of
other
in furtherance
.
marine, might find itself seriously crippled.
3. In the event of a war in which the United
revision and exten¬
Recovery Act were
Industrial
National
the
of
sion
the
Administration of Codes
NRA, recommendations for the
under the
before the
March 7 of the inquiry
With the inception on
time
in
and
engaged, American
Senate Finance Committee into the
given by the President
reasons were
That
involved,
Revision and Extension of Act
The
subsidy, and nothing but a subsidy."
But given under this disguised form it is an unsatisfactory and not an
that Government ought to give to shipping.
I propose that we end this subterfuge.
If the Congress decides that it
will maintain a reasonably adequate American merchant marine, i believe
that it can well afford honestly to call a subsidy by its right name.
1.
Inquiry Before Senate Committee into Administration of Codes
Under NRAr^Recommendations by} Donald Rf Richberjg fpr;
$3,000,000.
President, "is a
He further declared:
the
continued
honest way of providing the aid
2.
5$?}'.
carrying of mails which
under normal ocean rates, only
combines
panies not engaged in inter-State commerce.
"is paying
the President,
said
to-day,"
the detriment of American
unconstitutional when applied to com¬
Recovery Act was
Government
of his proposal, viz.:
Industrial
the National
7-A of
Section
that
shipbuilding."
practice of lending Government money for
"The
Three
representatives.
on Feb. 27.
The
employees' choice of collective bargaining
court
the
would cost,
United States Court
Formal Decree Filed in
I--.-M
corporations.
in which briefs were filed by various
followed,
3
BEVIEW
MONTHLY
April, 1935]
unnecessary
The Justices said that the measure
and would actually delay court procedure,
pointing out that injunction cases are already handled effi¬
through
ciently
mony,
customary
methods.
Despite
this
testi-
Senator Black, sponsor of the bill, said on"March 25
that he would continue to seek its enactment.
The bill was
designed to expedite to the Supreme Court an appeal from a
decision
of a
lower court enjoining the
Tennessee
Valley
ffi^Montracts as rapidly as possible, and it should terminate I Authority from entering into contracts with municipalities
vv.;-.'
•
vr:
v."'
•: .?■
\y
lias
the Public Works Admin¬
supply of power under
the
for
Wagner-Lewis Social
Security bill is said to have been approved by President
Roosevelt in conference with a subcommittee of the House
Ways and Means Committee.
Following the President's
approval, it was decided (said advices, March 23, from
Washington to the New York "Times") to report to the
23
March
On
House
'J-'../.
the
and
investigation.
.
York
from
Bill Increasing Maximum Base of Pay on
House Passes
Contracts
The
jv;
!
■
based
•'
•'
40c.
Air Mail
for Inde¬
proposed
certifying that it con¬
forms substantially with the provisions of the TydingsMcDuffie Act of March 24 1934 providing complete inde¬
Constitution of the Philippine Islands,
,The document
rule for the
pending the complete independence, which becomes
10 years.
pendence for the islands within
Redraft of Administration's Banking Bill
session, on March 28, the House Banking and
In executive
President Roosevelt approved the
On March 23
•*
mile.
per
of Philip¬
Conforming to Provisions of Act Providing
pendence of Islands
>>..rv.-,
.
.
New York "Herald Tribune."
pines as
*
House Committee Plans
24c. by the telephone company on the
Roosevelt Approves Proposed Constitution
President
bill raising the maximum base pay on air
mail contracts from 33%c. to
The complaint was
285 Madison Avenue.
levy of
a
on
plaintiffs on Jan. 10, said the
without a record vote, passed on March 25
House,
the Mead air mail
Seligson, of the law firm of Gar¬
Garfield and Maurice V.
field & Seligson,
B.
under the law, brought by Gustave
collect further taxes
One of two formal injunctions
restrained the Alabama Power Co.
transferring North Alabama properties to the TVA.
Co. and the city from trying to
York Telephone
New
the
signed by Judge Grubb
injunction to bar
rendered in dismissing a plea for an
was
Grubb.
Judge William I.
Justice Collins's decision
the city's unemployed.
relief of
Birmingham, Ala., on March 4 by
Federal District Court at
York City 2% sales tax imposed for the
tional the New
stated, "illegal proprietary
Court upheld as constitu¬
Supreme
State
York
New
the
operations" of the Tennessee Valley Authority in transac¬
tions with the Alabama Power Co., were 'handed down in the
<'
Feb. 28, Justice William T. Collins of
Under a ruling, on
Decrees Annulling Contracts for
Plants to TVA
Restraining orders to halt, it is
•.>"■
Court Upholds as Constitutional New
City Sales Tax Imposed in Behalf of Unemployed
York State Supreme
New
floor for considera¬
tion next Monday.
On March 28 it was stated that com¬
mittee leaders predicted that the bill would not be ready for
formal reporting to the House before the following week.
Judge Grubb of Alabama Issues
: ;
'■}:
i
Sale of Power
March 16 adopted a resolution to investi¬
of the decline in cotton prices on March 11,
appropriated $10,000 for the purpose of conducting the
gate the cause
and to bring it up on the
made to date,
f\.
The Senate on
redrafted bill, embodying the changes
March 28 the
on
of
redraft
a
Benjamin N. Cardozo.
Resolution Calling for Investigation into Break
1 "iin Cotton Prices
i/;;'■}>,*.•; ■,
"■ 1
Adopts
Senate
President Roosevelt in
The decision was written by
Milk Act.
Associate Justice
Administration's Social Security Bill Approved by
Conference with House Sub-committee
of
Redraft
with inter-State commerce
to interfere
authority
no
hrough the State
istration.
decided to begin on Monday, April 1
of the non-controversial portions of the Admin¬
islands,
President provides for home
the
by
signed
Currency Committee
effective
its redraft
his
affixed
signature to the document in
In part, Washington ad¬
of 1935.
istration's Banking Bill
"Times" reported:
vices, March 28, to the New York
work on the bill, and said the Committee should
possible.
The draft under consideration was prepared
complete committee
hasten
by
much
as
Eccles,
as
Board
Reserve
Federal
of the Board.
Governor
on
.
.
Monday
direction
the
hands
by
Reserve
the
of
by several
and
members
witnesses that enactment of the
by the President, through his power to appoint the
members.; ^
Board
deals with reorganization of the
with the concentration of greater powers in the
Reserve Board.
The objection has been advanced
political
Federal Reserve
place the credit structure of the country in the hands of
would
control
■
i-c
•
^
Banking and Currency Committee dur
Before the House
ing the month, those who presented their views on the bill
Quezon,
Treasury
the
Jefferson
T.
Coolidge,
Under-Secretary
of
Rudolf S. Hecht,
President of the American Bankers Asso-
ciatioi|
and Dr. Walter E. Spahr, Professor of Economics
House Passes Bill to Increase Bond Issue of
HOLC
by
a
vote of 400 to 2, passed the
provide additional home mortgage relief, by increas
bond issue of the Home Owners' Loan
ing the authorized
bill to
It had been proposed in the original
Corporation.
from $3,000,000,000 to
increase the fund
$4,500,000,000, but
passed by the House the additional amount authorized is
as
present
Others
Convention.
Constitutional
$1,750,000,000
of
instead
The bill amends
$1,500,000,000.
the Federal Home Loan Bank Act, the
Home Owners' Loan
Act of
States
the
Employees in Bronx, New York City,
Strike of Building Service
by Truce Until April IS
Ended
A strike of elevator
operators and other building service
terminated on
employees in the Bronx, New York City, was
March 13
the
the result of an agreement
as
building
Service Employees
the Building
and
owners
entered into between
proclaimed until April 15.
Dur¬
reach
Union whereby a truce was
The walkout began
permanent settlement of the dispute.
had
1,225 buildings
The
7, and union officials asserted that
March
had gone on strike.
and 6,847 men
been affected
dispute is concerned chiefly with the question of union recog¬
nition,
well
as
workers'
the
with
as
shorter hours and
to* obtain
attempt
During the strike, flying
higher wages.
squadrons of elevator operators and other strikers
lobbies
many
caused
and
thousands
wrecked
of
dollars worth
of
damage.
1933, and the National Housing Act.
United
Frank
were:
Philippines; General
Creed Cox, head of the Bureau of Insular Affairs; Key
Pittman, Chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Com¬
mittee, and Millard F. Tydings, Chairman of the Senate
Insular Affairs Committee.
'
/
of
Governor-General
Murphy,
a
On March 12 the House,
bill to
T.
member of the
Convention;
ing the intervening period an attempt will be made to
of New York University.
•
Commissioner; C. M.
Constitutional
the
of
in
Commissioner
Resident
Guevara,
Pedro
President
Recto,
Senate;
Philippine
the
Washington; F. A. Dalgado, Resident
Board, Comptroller of the Currency J. F. T. O'Connor,
serve
of
President
Speaker of the Philippine House of Repre¬
Eccles, Governor of the Federal Re¬
S.
Marriner
included
L.
Manual Roxas,
System,
Federal
committee
bill
Manuel
of War
included
Secretary
Sandiko, Vice-President, and M. Cuaderno,
Argument centers around Title II, which
Federal
amendments
Reserve Act.
the Federal
Dern.
delegation
Philippine
The
H.
and
Hull
Cordell
George
sentatives ;
Title I deals with Federal
deposit insurance, and Title III consists mainly of clarifying
to
S.
bill which will probably be read
Titles I and III.
are
of Marriner
r.
portions of the
non-controversial
The
for amendment
under
experts
the Cabinet room of the White
of the Philippine delegation and
presence
State
of
Roosevelt
President
decade.
a
the
in
House
Secretary
predicted that it would take a long time
Chairman Steagall of Alabama
,
to
in
Coal Miner9 iAverted :iVndet::
Threatenedi Strike'-iof Bituminous
hibits
Sale
Other
Than
The
United
State
Within
of Milk
Bought
States
on
Supreme Court
on
March 4 declared
one
the
that
State
would
the State."
Nov.
21
of milk
lawful
be
upon
a
like transaction
The portion of the law referred to was
last
bought
"unless the price paid to producers was
unconstitutional in
on
State
Control law
by
F.
in
a
special Federal statutory court com
other
States.
protection from being undersold by
provision in the law is in restraint of
inter-State commerce.
in
its decision,
New
those
The lower court's decision was based on
the theory that the
a
The United
States
Supreme Court
March 4, unanimously held that the
State
the acceptance
proposed
plan
by
the
by miners«and operators
National
Industrial' Recovery
calling for the continuance from April 1 to June 16
Board
of the wage and hour provisions of the
Illinois
Recovery
Held
Act
In the McLean
W.
Illinois.
the
/.
unconstitutional
held
At
the
same
national
State
The
Court—
Applied
by State
Inoperative
•
as
•
County Court (111.), on March 30, Judge
Hall
Recovery ,Act.
inoperative
Declared
'Vv'
to Illinois
Homer
soft coal code.
Unconstitutional
Code
Automobile
National
declared
Patterson, issued injunctions which removed from
dairymen
of
within
posed of Judges Learned Hand, William Bondy and Robert
York
March 30 with
ruling handed down in New York City
a
averted
A threatened strike of bituminous coal miners was
Prices
Outside at
Those Fixed in State
prohibits the sale within the
outside
'
Truce
Control Law—Provision Ruled Against Pro¬
invalid that portion of the New York State Milk
which
of New
Court Declares Invalid Portion
Supreme
York State Milk
time,
automobile
Industrial
Illinois
the
Hall
Judge
code
Recovery
as
State
declared
applied
Act,
the
ruled, violates the * Constitution of the United States
is
a
surrender
Illinois.
The
Bloomington,
of
the
court's
111.,
and
sovereign
conclusions
the
rights
were
advices from
to
judge
and
the
State
of
handed
down
at
of
that city
to the
Chicago "Tribune"
The opinion
Wells,
Inc.,
local
Mrs.
concern,
motion to
prosecute Greentwo officers of the
which Code Authorities attempted to
on
dealers
Grace
was
in
and
automobiles,
Ford
Mcintosh
Wells.
March
and
Federal Judge in
Commerce
In
Decline
Questiont
NRA
Antwer
to
the view of Federal Judge Edgar S.
homa
City,
refuse to
engaged in intra-State
men
Recovery Adminis¬
National
answer
tration questions about their business.
Advices to this effect
contained in Associated Press accounts from Oklahoma
♦were
City, March 25, which likewise stated:
v;,i:.
Judge Vaught's remarks were made from the bench when he refused an
injunction against NRA officials on the ground that his court had no
jurisdiction: V-:
V'-'
';-{si.1-:'/;• ■
The Colbert Mill & Feed Co. of Oklahoma City sought to enjoin John b.
Ewing, State Compliance Officer, and United States Attorney W. 0. Lewis
from
enforcing code provisions.
...
,
_
.
days it
The
international currency confusion
founded
in
late
bloc would be held.
advisable
or
restrict
to
finally
to depart
period
of
from
political
foreign
the
well
as
Belgian Government announced
Cabinet only
the head of
Brussels, after
more
March 25, effected the devaluation as
on
of favorable
His proposals were
of
while
votes,
generally in favor of the
technique
;
a
Senate in
the
brief debate, the Chamber providing only a
a
margin
narrow
than
more
Dr. Paul Van Zeeland, who formed
by the Chamber of Deputies and
approved
immediate
an
25% but not
National Union Cabinet.
a
the
March 31 the Cabinet fixed the depreciation
on
temporarily at 28%.
new
brief
instability,
March 29
on
devaluation of the belga by at least
30%, while
After a
financial
as
and
dealings
exchange
was
The most modern
measure.
devaluation
currency
Senate
the
by
employed
was
the
to maintain the currency without
rangements
Paris
a
of the conference
fund
of
unit
exchange equalization
an
regime
currency
establishment
the
of
it will continue in effect until
is
reached
by
managed units.
of
part
account.
A
that
temporary
instituted, with management
was
under the control
ment
with
of the
Belgian National Bank, and
general stabilization agree¬
a
the leading
nations with
floating
or
Special governing powers were requested
by the Premier for
a
period of
one
and granted by
year,
to Brussels.
No
sels
to
withdrawals
bank
office,
meanwhile, of
course,
the obligation to redeem currency with gold is suspehded.
country was one of four nations that remained
the
on
mone¬
tary bases prevailing before the current depression set in.
Although long
recognized
so-called "gold
bloc," Belgium nevertheless made strenuous
efforts
hardly
to preserve
the
to question that devaluation
open
of
member
of
the
the integrity of her currency, and it is
Governments renders much less
tions
weakest
Switzerland,
secure
Holland and
by the Brussels
the currency founda¬
France.
even
Leading
Ministers of these four countries met in conference not
long
ago,
along with delegates from Italy, Poland and Luxem¬
burg, in order to join forces for the protection of their
rencies./
With
Belgium
off
now
gold,
disintegrated and it is held only
a
Switzerland
will
French
and
Holland
adherence
to
also
gold is in
country's huge gold reserve,
action
will
be
continues
held
this
which almost
standard
also
is
if
to
summer
on
gold
bloc
devalue.
a
Switzerland
a
plebiscite
problems of economic policy
necessarily will entail departure from the gold
populace approves the policies.
Holland
the
subject to
a
good
deal
of
internal
pressure
for
a
Signs
flight of capital from Switzerland and Holland, which
on
the base
before the World War, already are in evidence.
general
and
growing
throughout the world is
some
the
that
political pressure for such
In
alone among all nations still have units
a
has
Even
despite
downward valuation of the guilder in terms of <rold.
of
cur¬
question of time before
danger now,
as
increase.
the
opinion
now
that
Because of
currency
likely only
as
existing
stability
the result
international agreement to be reached after the
bers of
caused
the gold bloc have
no
devalued, the Belgian
great concern elsewhere.
the action was
regarded only
as a
In
some
of
mem¬
con¬
the communication
as
Belgian Ministers back in Brus-
royal decrees
hr the
was
issued,
A
national
belga."
late
March
on
Belgian National Bank
in
effect
the
the
Cabinet could
not
country
17,
to
and
"put
a
exchange
all
foreign
given the
was
already
the
prevent
King Leopold thereupon
began
neces¬
off
was
threat
to
conferences
leaders, with the idea of forming
gold."
that would have the support
of all parties.
on
new
finally
selected
was
the currency.
with
political
national union Cabinet
a
Zeeland
March 23
Dr. Paul Van
to
organize the
regime, and this task he accomplished two days later.
Leaders of the three major parties of the
country entered
Cabinet, Max Le-Gerard,
while Dr.
portfolio,
in
Van
addition
>
Liberal, taking the Finance
a
Zeeland
retained
the
to
the
Foreign Affairs
Presidency
of
Rampant speculation within the country and
the
the
a
Council.
flight from,
belga started immediately, making it evident that
regime would have
new
the
alternative to complete suspen¬
no
sion of gold payments,
notwithstanding the pledges of party
leaders.
In order to check the
growing apprehension and
the
speculative
decree
buying
issued
was
suspending
of
all
March
all
sorts
28
of
closing
dealings
in
tangibles,
the
Brussels
foreign
a
royal
Bourse
currencies.
But
Belgian people continued to withdraw funds and place
commodities, land and anything else that appeared
offer
March
these
the
a
refuge from the
Van
29 with
Zeeland
Ministerial
a
of
the
belga.
between 25 and 30%
maintenance of at
period
of
proposed
lished
on
reattach
which
gold.
the
chief
the
devaluation
measures
by
for
thus
ushered
in.
Belgium
standard, he said, and proposes
international agree¬
up an
monetary units will 'be re-estab¬
"We will ask Parliament to authorize
belga
on
degree of confidence during the
a
instability
by which the
Parliament
stop to the uncertainty about
a
everything possible to speed
ment
the
Declaration which capped all
He
remains faithful to the gold
to do
before
and the series of other
least
currency
uncertainty.
currency
went
developments and put
value
to gold
of
part
as
a
currency
us
pact
to
in
other
great countries of the world join," he added.
Belga futures in all leading capital markets already were
at heavy discounts before the measure was
taken, and cor¬
rectly foreshadowed the devaluation.
ment,
dealings in the belga
were
on
After the
an
announce¬
extremely limited1
scale, owing to the stringent control, and the unit drifted'
downward
the
only slowly toward the
Belgian Government.
established
level predicated
new
by
The belga, it will be recalled, was
in
1926, to consist of five of the old Belgian5
francs, which had fallen to about 2%c. of the old United
States
dollar
each,
as
against
their
pre-war
19.3c.
The current devaluation by at least
to the
depreciation effected in 1926, will
currency
is debased nearly by 90%,
relationship to gold.
United States dollar
tion
presupposes
about 17.66c.
measure
Nor
circles, indeed,
all of
step toward the inevitable.
of
established
and
Premier
This step by Belgium is of primary importance, since the
the
on
Paul Hy-
Premier Theunis resigned on March
19, on the ground that
to
as
satisfactory
so
the four
series
The
them in
the
in accord
were
authority to effect such control through the exchange
sary
depositors and prevent whole¬
funds.
quite
speculation
was
In
reassure
of
guarantee
issued to the effect
was
appeared, however, that the Paris
soon
were
a
control.
the
will
Belgian
conclusion
exchange dealings and gold movements made subject to its
and
State
leading
At the
■/'v.-:•
than
stop
intermediate
sale
It
not
was
sooner
office
the
deposits in order to
communication
a
four
17.
that the "Belga is saved," and the four Ministers returned
Parliament, which will be consulted frequently during
The
Ar¬
visit to
the Belgian Finance Minister, announced cryptically1
mans,
the
regime.
and
March
on
defense of their currencies against speculation.
the
the
Advisable,
Paris
that French and Belgian authorities
post,
and
impairment.
by Premier Theunis for a
18, but the exigencies of the situation made
conference
Ministers went to
of the increment in the value of the gold held
National';Bank
made
were
March
on
hastier
Belgian Premier, who called for confiscation by the State
by the Belgian
informed
again been examined, but that, the Government was deter¬
mined
indicated.
standard.
gold
general meeting of the gold
a
The Belgian Parliament was
by Premier Theunis that the question of devaluation had
became worse, con¬
March, when Belgium found it necessary
that the Belgian
of the entire situation, and for a
thought that
was
.
Belgium Leave* Gold Standard
l(
Premier Georges Theunis on March 7
ference for exploration
ference
V:
..
*
requested the French Government to participate in a con¬
The judge
what is intra-State.
and
is said to have advised business
to
yaught, of Okla¬
the right to decide what
Congress is without
business is inter-State
commerce
Intra-State
Oklahoma Advisee Butinea* Men in
to
March
in
.
I
finding the position of the belga increas¬
were
ingly uncomfortable.
few
,
fi
already clear early
authorities
rendered in connection with the granting of a
was
It
further details re¬
the following
gave
garding the decision:
quash information
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were
a
'.'v
a
1
other
valuation
of
25%, when added1
that
Belgian
against the
as
pre-war
mean
Parity of the belga with the present
was
new
about
23.54c., and
a
25% devalua-1
level in terms of the dollar
•
.
international
satisfactory nature.
February, the British pound
l:[:
./■;
currency
After its
sterling
developments
Sharp drop late
was
of
v-r'
at
in*
maintained last
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at a level between $4.73
the United States again
from England and the Continent late in March in a heavy
volume, as there was almost universal apprehension regard¬
ing the valuations of European units.
Neville Chamberlain,
Chancellor of the British Exchequer, was questioned in the
House of Commons several times during March regarding
the currency intentions of the National Cabinet, but he
refused to disclose these intentions or to promise any early
efforts toward stability.
On March 7 Mr. Chamberlain ex¬
pressed the view that there is no possibility of immediate
stabilization.
If action were to be* taken in the present
situation by Great Britain, he said, the resources in gold
of France and the United States would either rid Great
montji with comparative stability
and $4.80.
Gold began to flow to
raise
her
of
Britain
her
quences
own
bank
gold supplies, or
else force her to
deflate, with disastrous conse¬
rate and
He denied that the Exchange
to British recovery.
Equalization Fund had deliberately pushed sterling lower,
but he declined to disclose the recent functioning of that
fund.
is no need
There
for uneasiness, Mr.
Chamberlain
connection he mentioned
again the official British thesis that the value of sterling
is stable, whereas the value of gold fluctuates to a very
considerable extent.
Although the pound now is devalued
more than the United States dollar, Mr. Chamberlain again
insisted that the franc is on one side of the British unit
and the dollar on the other, and a need for a better relation¬
ship of French and American currencies once more was pro¬
claimed.
When questioned again on March 28, Mr. Cham¬
berlain declared that he was "not aware of any steps that
could, at this moment, be taken by the Government to estab¬
lish a common monetary standard."
*;
"
the
assured
House,
and in this
EEYIEW
various kinds
will gain
the greatest benefits.
duties on a long list
increase its
States Treasury, which in¬
volve the virtual barter of American gold for silver held
elsewhere, were made known in Washington on March 20.
Public announcement was made of the sale to Mexico, that
by the United
$35 an ounce, or a total
charges, of $1,122,800. This metal was
acquired by the Bank of Mexico chiefly with the proceeds of
day, of
32,000 ounces of gold at
cost, with handling
silver sold to
the United States Treasury.
American silver
"had depleted the currency reserves
of Mexico, and the gold was desired as backing.
It devel¬
oped also that the Treasury last December sold in the same
manner 10,000 ounces of gold to Guatemala, for which silver
was taken in payment.
These incidents have, of course, no
concerning the peace
into indescribable confusion
in March by a series of incidents involving Germany, which
culminated with a brusque announcement by Chancellor
Adolf Hitler, on March 16, that conscription would be reinstituted in the Reich and the regular army again built u>\
notwithstanding the armaments clauses of the Versailles
treaty.
In effect, the Nazi leaders of Germany tore into,
shreds the military sections of that,, treaty and made prac¬
tically useless the rather delicate diplomatic discussions un¬
dertaken by the British Government in accordance with
the Anglo-French communication of Feb. 3.
In place of
the arrangements for legalizing German rearmament, as
contemplated by the Anglo-French note, the other govern¬
ments of Europe engaged more or less opdhly in discus¬
sions, late last month, for forging again a ring of steel
around the Reich.
Foreign Secretary Sir John Simon and
Lord Privy Seal Captain Anthony Eden made their longprojected visit to the German capital on March 25 and 26,
after receiving assurances from Germany that the matters
discussed in the Anglo-French note still were open for
German consideration.
But the precise nature of the Berlin
discussions has not yet been disclosed.
There is no doubt,
however, of the intense anxiety created throughout Europe
by the German demarche. Nor have such nations as France
and
secret of their desire to join
Russia made any
incidents in March. After
made for
a
visit to Berlin early in March by the British Foreign
Secretary and Captain Eden:
On March 4, however, the
British Government issued a White Paper in which general
increases
in
land, sea and air armaments were fore¬
possibly was hastened by previous
were
significance,
however, as indications of a changed attitude in Washing¬
ton on the silver purchase program which Congress voted
last year and left in the President's hands for fulfillment.
In place of market purchases that drive the price of the
white metal upward rapidly and cause disequilibrium in the
currency systems of countries on the silver standard, it
appears that exchanges of the current nature may be tried
for a while.
Secretary of the Treasury Henry Morgenthau
Jr. stated on March 21 that the United States Government
is prepared to sell gold to foreign countries that can offer
attractive propositions.
But no other negotiations are in
at this time, he
They have some
added.
New Trade
Treaty with Haiti
by the
granted
President Roosevelt by Congress last year was signed at
Washington, March 28, by Secretary of State Cordell Hull
and the Haitian Minister.
Agreements were made previ¬
ously with Brazil, Cuba and Belgium, while negotiations
are in progress with 13 other Governments for similar agree¬
ments.
The Haitian arrangement is subject to approval of
the Congress of that country, and it will become effective
30 days after it has been proclaimed by the Presidents of
the two countries.
The chief import duty concession made
by the United States in this treaty is a reduction in the
levy on rum from $5 to $2.50 a proof gallon.
This will mean
a further reduction in the duty on rum imported from Cuba,
since that country is entitled to a 20% preferential.
The
treaty with Haiti provides also for reductions in duties on
Haitian pineapples, mangos and guava pastes and pulps.
The
fourth
United States
Most Haitian
reciprocal
trade
treaty
diplomatic feelers, arrangements were
negotiated
duty-free
exemption will be continued. The Haitian
its import tariff
on
a list of 13 items from the United
States, while con¬
ditional reductions on further items also are to be effected.
list, and such
Government, on its side, agrees to reduce
The
shadowed.
assigned fcir the British increases
reason
the armaments of other
the similar gains in
the
Nazis
militaristic spirit now being
the youths of the
among
United States and else¬
In Russia, Japan, the
where increases are being made,
theiBritisk
now
and it was indicated that
"meet their deficiencies"
have decided to
The British War
armaments race.
without stirring up an
Nor are the
Reich.
Germany, the White Paper
armaments increases confined to
remarked.
armaments
inculcated by
to the German
referred rather sharply, however,
increases and the
Powers,
The official British document
including the United States.
followed this with a demand for army ap¬
Office promptly
of £3,050,000 over
appropriations of
£20,650,000, an increase of £3,089,000. Naval estimates, sub¬
mitted a few days later, call for expenditures this year of
£60,050,000, an increase of £3,500,000 over 1934.
propriations of £43,550,000,, an increase
current
service
air
and
expenditures,
Chancellor Adolf Hitler and his Nazi
Government under the special powers
products are on the United States
forces
apparently consider their common enemy.
Much speculation as to German intentions was occasioned
by the move to rearm, but the British Government, keeping
its own counsel for the time being, indicated officially its
view that unauthorized speculation should be disregarded.
It seems quite evident that the German Nazi authorities
long had the intention of simply disregarding the military
clauses of the Versailles treaty openly, as they were known
to have flouted them in secret, but the public announcement
particular importance in themselves, as the amounts in¬
volved are small in relation to the huge monetary gold
progress
. .
■!'
,
continent were thrown
the usual
United States.
,
diplomatic negotiations
European
of that
purchases, it appeared,
stocks of the
/
Europe Rear me
-'■
against what they
J
Gold for Silver
Transactions
Haiti agrees also not to
of American products used
country.
.
;
and dairy products
of fruits, seed potatoes
generally in that
and
machines, beef, mutton, pork,
goods, sewing
Leather
perturbed
greatly
were
by
the
associates obviously
references
in the White
the militaristic
spirit now general in the Reich.
The day after publication
of the document, Chancellor Hitler requested the British
Paper
German
the
to
Ministers to postpone
illness
the
on
Herr Hitler
rearmament
and
their visit to Berlin, owing to a
actually had a
Germany.
monies incident to the return of the Saar area to
But he engaged in other
ceremonies in the Reich, and it was
immediately apparent that his illness was more
said to have been opposed to
the request for postpone¬
ment, but it was made just the same, and the
administered
advance
to
bring
diplomatic
Office
Highest officials of the German Foreign
than real.
were
slight
It appeared that
cold, contracted during the cere¬
the Chancellor.
part of
of
by
the
England and
Berlin
about any
the matter
Eden would
was
an
discussions
were
hardly calculated
general understanding.
announcement in
London
Complicating
that Captain
visit Moscow and Warsaw soon for discussion
of the European situation.
their minds
several snubs
other in
Germany to each
again
on
The German authorities changed
the matter within a few days,
and
March 13.
renewed and accepted by
Sir
for
made
John
next two days.
Y'.Jr'Y'Y
■
■.,!t'.>
standing
expenditures on
and
16
for
an
country from
one
year
the indications of
but
larger scale than heretofore,
a
Parliament in the early hours
also by a vote in the French
March
Y
.
Hitler threw
apparently were
Germans
The
army.
their step not only by
induced to take
the
of
increase
army
The Nazis followed
to two years.
diplomatic
with
promptly
official London gained
the impression that the new army to
the Reich will number approximately 500,000
be raised in
where
men,
Versailles treaty limits the standing army
as
in that country to
100,000
will have
of
was
be undertaken, but the appre¬
governments might
hensions
allayed on March 18 when the British Gov¬
were
dispatched to'Berlin a formal protest against the
ernment
unilateral infringement by Germany
cord.
Assurances
the Versailles ac¬
on
requested at the same time, how¬
were
that the German Government still desired to consult
ever,
the questions raised in the
on
Conti¬
kept busy.
were
It
in
remarked
was
declaration
followed
Anglo-French memorandum.
British note that the German
the
"further
the Reich
by
announcement
the
February of the formation of
apart from
example of unilateral action which,
the issue of
uneasiness
principle, is calculated seriously to increase the
of
Germany
Europe."
Anglo-French
memorandum of
attainment of
note
forward
decision
a
3,
attain
a
of
the
of the effort
and
general agreement.
comprehensive agreement," the
a
by putting
"cannot be facilitated
continued,
as
reminded
was
Feb
which it signified of a desire to
"But the
in
German air force, and is a
a
arrived
already
strengths for
at
military effectives greatly exceeding any before suggested—
corps
army
the
suggested
of 36 divisions in
all, each
This figure is only a little in
army
talked about in recent years,
It
Telephone and
Paris and other
to
There was a tense period in
feared that some joint action by the former
nental centers
Allied
communication
of
strengths, moreover, which, if maintained unaltered, must
division to have 9,000 men.
excess
lines
initial peace-time strength of 324,000 men,
an
12
in
other
people, in which it was stated that the new
to the German
comprised
noted that most Ministers gathered at
was
Downing Street to discuss the problem.
British
men.
Chancellor Hitler also issued, on March 16, a declaration
army
10
in that
term
communications to other
European countries in which it was made known that the
Reich no longer would abide by the military clauses of the
Versailles treaty and would rearm.
It is significant that
this
peration, but it
which it was
Y< K:{ 1'■
would Immediately resume conscription
that Germany
British
,
the
be held during
March 16 of an announcement
his diplomatic bombshell on
large
Y
Eden to fly to
this situation that Chancellor
into
It was
of
Captain
and
Simon
March 24 for conversations to
Berlin
a
Reich
Arrangements were
Ministers' visit to the
the invitation for the British
was
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of 300,000 men frequently
both officially and unofficially.
rather the method adopted
by the German Nazis than
make
with
ever,
agreement of the
difficult, if not impossible,
more
other Powers
expression of unwillingness to abandon any
an
opportunity
for
the
was
request
The note concluded, how¬
vitally concerned."
promoting
added
general understanding,
a
and
German assurances that the
for
the fact of rearmament that created confusion and anxiety.
meeting in Berlin to discuss the Anglo-French memorandum
The Anglo-French
still
communication made it clear that the
Reich would receive the right to rearm, in return for
signature of
man
Ger¬
Western European aerial defense pact,
a
and re-entry into the
League of Nations.
The document also
suggested German adherence to the proposed Eastern Lo¬
accord and
carno
a
of
and
of the
a
German acceptance
March 24,
on
In Paris
planned.
as
and all its doings.
visit
to
Berlin
also
France.
After
15,000
men.
concerning the German navy, consisting of
It
was
assumed immediately in some quarters
Y
:;
ment and endless denunciations of the German Government
which is believed to contain about 40,000 men, and nothing
said
He added
immediately received.
Berlin, together with Captain Eden,
the German declaration caused immense excite¬
Versailles treaty said nothing about the German air force,
was
March 18, that the note had been sent
on
that he would proceed to
mutual defense pact for Central Europe.
The German declaration of unilateral denunciation
Sir John Simon announced in the House
desired.
was
Commons, late
It developed on March 19 that Sir John's
be made
would
against
consideration of
opposition
the
the situation,
and Italian Governments decided to send protests to
plans
further and denounce also the section of the Versailles treaty
"most formal protests" were delivered on March
no
further
Much
was
made in the German official declaration about
German reliance upon
were
flagrantly
so
Germany
the
was
President Wilson's 14 points, which
disregarded
in
the
Settlement.
peace
portrayed as a firm believer in the idea of
League of Nations, until it
shown that the actual
was
League organization falls painfully short of the ideal.
also
was
remarked
German Government
was
ated throughout the world
incidents have appeared.
that
It
Germany faithfully fulfilled the
notes
Berlin
Nazis, and
regarding
rearmament
of
the
that the Nazi leaders of the Reich would carry the matter
relating to demilitarization of the Rhineland, but
the
of
the French
the
21.
The
charged with the uneasiness cre¬
by its armaments measures.
The
received most frigidly by the German authori¬
were
ties, who promptly informed the French and Italian Am¬
bassadors that they did not take the actual
account,
could
therefore
and
official statement,
In
am
issued late March 21, the German Gov¬
ernment remarked that the
acknowledged,
situation into,
be entertained.
not
basis of the notes could not be
"the disarmament promises of the other
as
disarmament clauses of the Versailles treaty, in the belief
Versailles
that
spokesmen pointed out that they had been protesting for 15.
international
torious
would
disarmament
former Allies
were
accused
having destroyed the bases of the
in
peace
follow.
The
vic¬
the declaration
of
settlement by their
unilateral disregard of their disarmament obligations.
After
years
signatories
had
been
not
fulfilled."
German,
about the failure of other nations to live up to their
disarmament
March 21,
promises.
The French
Government sent,
reviewing from the German viewpoint all the long disarma¬
ment negotiations of recent years, and the constant increase
Nations and arrangements promptly were made for
of armaments in other
also decided, after protracted
countries, the declaration remarked
that under the circumstances the German Government finds
of
of
impossible to refrain from taking
the security of the Reich.
necessary measures for
The Government gave
of its "determination never to proceed
assurances
beyond the safeguard¬
the British
ment,
situation,
in which
instrument for war-like attack, but, to the contrary,
exclusively for defense and thereby for the maintenance of
agreements,
peace."
a
the matter.
immense enthusiasm
throughout Germany.
The German announcement
intense
diplomatic
consultations
among
Great
France, Italy and Russia, while consideration
problem
as a
was
Britain,
given the
matter of course in all other capitals, includ¬
ing Washington.
There was little genuine surprise
where over the German measures,
that the Reich had made progress
the formal announcement
meant
since it
was
any¬
long knoAvn
toward rearmament, but
a
distinct change in the
diplomatic atmosphere, not only because of the effect
the military sections of the
the
Germans
refrained
on
Versailles treaty, but because
calmly appropriated the trump card in the
Allied diplomatic deck.
from
calling
March 17, since a
The British Government carefully
a
Cabinet
meeting
on
Sunday,
Sunday meeting is a sign almost of des¬
Beyond
States views with
separate
a
It
was
meeting
was
said
■
?
conversations
treaty
view of
was
the
negotiated
regret the flouting of the international
nothing
officials in Paris
States Govern¬
realistic
clauses of the Versailles treaty are
a public statement that the United
was
in
Washington
concerning
,
The preliminary meeting of
followed by a period of
was
the military
The United
calm and
a
though
even
incorporated.
was received with
exchanges, to hold
visit to Berlin.
fortunately, took
ing of German honor and the freedom of the Reich, and
Needless to say, this declaration
special
British, French and Italian Ministers in Paris in advance
especially does it not intend in rearming Germany to create
any
a
meeting of the League Council, to be held in April.
it
©n
note concerning the matter to the League of
a
British, French and Italian
held March 23, just before the Berlin
scheduled.
Fulvio Suvich, the Italian
Under-Secretary for Foreign Affairs, and Captain
Anthony
Eden, of Great Britain, conferred at length with Pierre
were
Laval, Foreign Minister of France, and at the conclusion of
meeting an official statement was issued which indi¬
the
cated
that
wishes"
visit
the
the
Berlin.
British
Ministers
French and
The
would
Italian
complete
have
the
Governments
unanimity
of
on
"good
their
of
France and Italy was emphasized, and it
added that a meeting of the Foreign Ministers of these
Great
was
to
of
three
Britain,
governments
would
be
held
April 11, to survey the situation.
Paris
purpose
soon
thereafter that M.
It
Laval
at
Stresa,
was
Italy,
on
made known in
would
take
occasion
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authorities on
banks are to retain the right tot issue
to 25% of their paid-up capital. A further
function of the new Bank of Canada will be the disposition
of the Canadian gold production, which is now nearly $100,000,000 a year.
The bank is authorized to rediscount bills
of exchange and promissory notes, and to make loans to the
Chartered banks against such collateral, but for the time
being it is believed most advances will be made * against
Dominion or Provincial securities, which also are accept¬
paper money up
Anthony Eden arrived in
Simon and Captain
Sir. John
March 24, and early on the 25th they
their conversations with Chancellor Hitler and his
Berlin by airplane on
started
When they ended, late on March 26, a communica¬
which indicated that all subjects mentioned
aides-
tion was issued
of Feb. 3 had been dis¬
conducted in the frankest
Anglo-French communication
in the
"The conversations were
cussed.
"It
was
by promoting international
co-operation. The British and German Ministers are satis¬
fied as to the usefulness of the direct conversations that
have taken place."
Sir John Simon returned to London,
after the talks were ended, while Captain Eden went on
to Moscow.
When Sir John was questioned in the House
of Commons, March 28, he disclosed very little of the
tenor of the discussions, beyond a tacit admission that
Chancellor Hitler had adopted a strong attitude.
"Consid¬
erable differences of opinion were revealed, hut the result
undoubtedly will be valuable and both sides will be able
clearly to understand their respective viewpoints—a process
indispensable to further progress," Sir John said.
Captain Eden conferred at great length in Moscow on
March 28, 29 and 30 on a great variety of subjects, which
included not only diplomatic but also trade problems.
He
talked with Foreign Commissar Maxim Litvinoff and also
with Joseph Stalin, the real dictator of Soviet Russia, and
and
secure
strengthen peace
f
closed in an atmosphere of
the, conversations
optimism,
especially on the side of the Russians.
It was the first
visit of a leading British Minister to the Russian capital
Soviet rule, and the Russians made
remarked unofficially that the
Russians have identical opinions regarding the
throughout the. period of
of
most
the
British and
situation
in
It
it.
Europe
was
and the means
for meeting it.
The
Eastern Locarno pact was
expressed that Germany can be
induced to join.l From Moscow, Captain Eden proceeded
to the Polish capital on the last day of March, for similar
conversations with Marshal Pilsudski and his associates.
desirability
of
the
proposed
emphasized, and the hope
expected to accompany Sir John
He is
the further survey
Simon to Stresa for
Italian For¬
by the British, French and
eign Ministers, but will return
to London first.
Activity Continued/to Fall Off Steadily—Non-Ferrous
Metals Improve—World Copper Accord Reached
decline in steel production, that set in during the
Steel Trade
spirit, and resulted in complete clarification
points of view," the statement continued.
noted ,that the aim of both governments is to,
'.\y ;
various
the
*
collateral.
able
and, friendliest
of
the chartered
tion
for extensive discussions with Russian
the general European situation.
to, visit Moscow
soon
The
February was temporarily arrested in the
This downward trend was again resumed
the week following, and closed the month at the lowest
second week of
i
week of March 4.
in
figure since the early part of January.
Scrap
declined.
World copper producers, who had
output and have entered an agreement which will
for three years, according to an announcement
made on March 28.
Non-ferrous prices, in general, with the
of
trol
continue
exception of copper, were higher.,
The American Iron and Steel Institute
consumption is holding at a relatively
indicated that steel
level, as scarcely any material is being stocked by
users, remarked the "Age," further adding:
"Tin plate production has again been increased and is
now estimated at 90% of theoretical capacity.
The auto¬
high
.
mobile
a
revolutionary
outbreak,
Eleutherios Venizelos and
headed
engineered by
by Premier Panayoti
mand of five warships,
to
former Premier
Tsaldaris.
A group of naval
March 2 by assuming com¬
which steamed out from the
land for the Island of Crete,
ing.
in March by
directed against the Government
officers started the movement on
main¬
where M. Venizelos was stay¬
appeared to be resigned
of the Premiership sev¬
openly espoused the cause of the revolu¬
The former Premier, who had
,
private life since his resignation
eral
years
ago,
tionaries within a few days.
enunciated
by
the; rebels,
ambition of the former
No issues or principles were
and it soon appeared that the
ruler of Greece was almost
solely
responsible for the rebellion.
The incident caused much
unrest among neighboring Balkan States, but at the instance
of the great Powers of Western Europe this was allayed
speedily.
A fairly large part of the army and navy in
Greece went over to the Venizelist cause, and for some
days a severe battle raged in Macedonia, where the
But loyal forces prevailed, and on March
revolt
11 the
leaders of the rebellious army forces fled into Bulgaria,
bringing the revolt to a practical end.
The warships also
capitulated, after transporting M. Venizelos to the Italian
centered.,
island of Rhodes, where he was
given refuge.
Canadian Central Bank
newly-established Bank of Canada started operations
on March 11, with little formality, as the first central bank
of the Dominion.
Full authority to take over the direction
The
machinery of Canada was granted
legislation providing for creation
of the institution, and the institution entered upon its duties
of the currency and credit
the bank in the extensive
Transfer of the $68,000,000 Dominion Govern¬
to the bank was started in Ottawa imme¬
diately the bank opened, and arrangements also were made
for transfer of the $35,000,000 gold held by the chartered
banks.
The institution assumed responsibility for the $220,smoothly.
ment gold reserves
and started to re¬
them\by its own notes.
It received approximately
$150,000,000 of 3% five-year Dominion bonds, which, to¬
gether with the gold, are to compensate for the assumption
of liability on Dominion notes.
The chartered bank notes
now in circulation are to be withdrawn progressively until
forward commitments are so heavy
production schedules can be maintained for many
weeks.
Although implement makers expected an increase in
demand this year, actual orders have been four times as
ments, manufacturers'
The construction industry continues to
"Iron Age" com¬
decline during the month, drop¬
posite price, continued to
$11.50 a gross ton from $11.67 on March 5; to
$11.17 on March 12; to $10.83 on March 19, and to $10.75
on March 26, the lowest level of the current year; the latter
figure compares with $12.67 in effect a year previous.
No
changes were reported in the prices of finished steel or pi"
iron, the former remaining at 2.124c. a pound (compared
with 2.008c. on March 27 1934), and the latter at $17.90 a
ping
to
gross ton
As
kets"
of
control
completed, and producers satisfied that the
scheme
should result in
plan
metals.
of the other
little excitement in major non-ferrous
the week
being
certainty
over
improvement
marked
underwent
The strength in copper abroad spread
Domestically, however, there
price advanced daily.
was
higher price level in the foreign
Trading in London was active, and the
the last week..
to most
a
abroad
sentiment
field,
in
(against $16.90 a year ago).
f
metals,
"Metal and Mineral Mar¬
March 28 remarked that with the foreign copper
non-ferrous
to
metalsf sales for
lower level than in recent weeks. Un¬
the trend of general business for the second
on a
Foreign
quarter has been a factor in restricting purchases.
prices, after ranging from 6.65c, to 6.85c., c.i.f. Euro¬
pean ports, on March 4, from 6.625c. to 6.750c. during the
next week, and from 6.650c. to 6.725c., refinery basis, on
March 20, reflected an improvement in the following week,
the price basis then ranging from 6.675c. to 7.200c., c.i.f.
copper
in
Establishment
a
on
7.500c.
or
the
an
near
8.000c.
of
future
basis
Lead and
unchanged throughout the
a pound, respectively.
Blue
Eagle copper remained at 9.00c. Valley.
Zinc at New York
rose to 4.2214c, from 4.20c, on March 4, and on the follow¬
ing day a further increase was made to 4.25c., closing the
month at the latter figure.
The price of lead at New York
advanced on March 18 from 3.55c. to 3.60c., or to the same
level which
New
York
March,
was
touching
recovered
as
in effect at the close of January.
continued
all
of
to
45.50c.
its
decline
Tin at
during the early part
pound
a
of
the 18th, but later
March 29 at 47.60c. a
on
loss, closing on
compared with 47.35c. on Feb. 28.
International
Tin
.
Committee
Recommends
Quotas;
an
Increase
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in
Tin
v
The International Tin Committee at its meeting in London
on
f
market
the foreign
predicted.
was
electrolytic copper continued
month at 9.12%c. and 8.75c.
pound
An acute shortage
estimates.
developed in certain implement manu¬
Scrap, as measured by the
be dormant."
place
by 75%, but under present legisla¬
for its May
orders
place
that
000,000 of Dominion Government notes,
they have been reduced
to
begun
has
industry
requirements which are expected to be somewhat smaller
than its April needs.
While the recent dust storms in the
West have checked demand for tractors and farm imple¬
facturing centers.
into wild turmoil early
*v^
reported the steel
industry as operating at an estimated capacity of 48.2% for
the week beginning March 4, as against 47.9% for the pre¬
ceding seven days.
For the wreek of March 11 the rate
dropped to 47.1% of capacity; for the following seven-day
period to 46.8%, and for the week of March 25 to 46.1%.
At the close of March last year the mills were operating
at a reported capacity of 45.7%.
In its issue of March 28 the "Iron Age" stated that despite
the continued unsettling influence of political developments,
steel demand that week reflected only minor contraction.
The requirements of tin plate consumers are reported to be
definitely increasing, and buying of other finished steel
products was said to be fairly well sustained.
It is thus
large as their most optimistic
Futile Revolt in Greece
;
been conduct¬
ing meetings in this country for the past three weeks with
the object of stabilizing markets for the metal outside of
the United States, have reached a complete accord on con¬
of skilled labor has
Greece was thrown
prices further
March 14 agreed to recommend to the countries partici-
;
MONTHLY
April, 1935]
sponding reductions next year.
This order was considered
to be the most sweeping modification made since the Agrir
cultural Adjustment Administration was created.
It will
pating in: the International Tin Agreement that quotas for
the period from April 1 to June 30 should be 45% of stand¬
ard tonnages, instead of the 40% now in effect, according
to a
New
communique of the Committee issued March 15 by
York office of the International Tin 'Research
Development Council.
of spring wheat,
'
Heavy—Shipments Gain
New business booked at the
lumber mills during
the four
exceed output; ship¬
ments and orders also were well ahead of the correspond¬
ing period in 1934. v.
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New business booked during the week ended March 23
1935 was 14% above production.
It was slightly heavier
than during the preceding week and totaled about the same
as
during corresponding week-of 1934.
Shipments were
heavier than during the preceding week and were 13% above
those of similar week a year ago.. Production was about the
same as during the previous week and was 9% below that
of the same week last year.
According to telegraphic reports
from regional lumber associations to the National Lumber
Manufacturers Association covering the operations of 1,131
mills for the week ended March 23, production was reported
March 23
ended
weeks
continued to
.
170,595,000 feet; shipments, 194,052,000 feet; orders re¬
ceived, 194,785,000 feet.
For the preceding week, 1,149 mills
reported production of 174,390,000 feet; shipments, 192,820,000 feet; orders, 194,660,000 feet. : The Association fur¬
ther added,; y >
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All softwood regions except Northern hemlock reported orders above
production during the week ended March 23.
Total softwood orders were
16% above outputhardwood orders, 4% below hardwood production.
Total shipments were 14% above output.
West Coast, California redwood,
Southern
cypress,
Northern hemlock, Southern hardwoods and North
Central hardwoods reported orders above those of corresponding week of
1934 ; total softwood orders were 0.4% above last year's week; hardwood
at
,
orders
1,315
from
Reports
mills
March 23 1935 give unfilled orders
on
of
The 1,052 identi¬
report unfilled orders as 848,862,000 feet on March 23 1935, or
the equivalent of 31 days' average production, compared with 794,474,000
feet, or the equivalent of 28 days' average production on similar date a
908,595,000 feet and gross stocks of
cal
4,845,770,000 feet.
mills
year
ago.
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,
,
Hides, Leather and Footwear
The First National Bank of Bostoii,
in its "New England
Letter," under date of March 28 1935, comments upon
these
'V"777..7:7"Reorders of spring footwear have been slow during the
month, cutting operations are spotty and shoe prices con¬
markets as follows:
tinue
irregular./
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28,834,000 pairs, up 11%
from January 1934,. and 18% ahead of the average for that
month in the past decade.
Manufacturers were moderately
busy on old contracts in February, but as reorders have
tended to sag, some factories have reducd cutting operations.
Wholesalers report that business is lagging behind earlier
expectations, but consumer purchases continue at levels
above last year and retail stocks are generally regarded as
in January totaled
"Production
conservative.
"Sales of actual hides since the first
of the year have been
with prices irregularly lower.
Light cows at
7% to 7%c. compare with the January high of 9c.
year's range of 6^ to ll^c.
Hides now are the
poorest quality of the year, and this feature plus political
uncertainties and the drifting situation in shoes and leather
have caused tanners to await developments and to continue
moderate,
about
and
last
purchasing
for
immediate
cattle hides in January were
needs.
Tanners'
wettings
of
heavier than the average month
and exceeded the rate of movement of cattle hides
the first time since last June. Consequently,
there was a slight reduction in raw stocks.
More recent
last year
into sight for
Federal inspected slaughter, an
important contributing influence to the into-sight movement,
dropped 33% in February and is now only 5% above the
average for that month in the past decade.
While supply
factors in the present hide situation have been declining
since last October, trends in consumption to date have
been fairly well maintained."
%
figures are not available, but
7:'-77 7 Grains
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Domestic wheat markets developed a downward tendency
during the early part
end. i During
of the month, rallying toward the
the early part the markets witnessed severe
liquidation, due principally to the decline in pound sterling
and unsettlement of other foreign currencies.
Furthermore,
comments on the condition of the winter wheat crop were
more
favorable than they had been previously, although
the
rains
in
small
dry
amount
of
areas
were
only, sufficient to provide
surface moisture.
In fact,
a
according to
reports, considerable areas received little or no precipita¬
tion, while there was a renewal of dust storms which made
it more necessary for heavy rains to assure fair growing
conditions
for
the
period ahead.
Domestic
closed on
83%c. on
March 1.
May corn in Chicago closed at 80*4e. on March 30
as
compared with the opening price of 84c. on March 1.
May oats closed at 44%c. on March 30 as against the open¬
ing price of 50^c. on March 1.
May rye closed at 54%c..
on March 30 as compared with the opening price of 64*4c.
March
1.
At
Winnipeg the May wheat option
as against an opening price of
March 30 at 80c.
7
March 1.
on
Removal
by
Attention
for the most
Aiming to be prepared against a possi¬
bility of another drought such as caused havoc last year,
on
March 20 Secretary Wallace removed all restrictions
planting of the spring wheat crop this year for farm¬
offset 1935 increases with corre¬
who sign agreements to
Spring 'Wheat Planting—
Be Made Where Farmers Agree to Like
AAA'of Restrictions''on
Benefit Payments to
Reductions in 1936
Agriculture Henry A. Wallace
Adjustment Administration
to the effect that the 10% acre¬
On March 20 Secretary of
has notified wheat growers
reduction on plantings this spring have been removed,
action being taken, it was stated, as a preparation
age
the
drought such as in 1934.
payment promised by the AAA for this year
will be paid to those farmers who agree to offset the increase
this year by similar reductions in their 1936 plantings.
The
AAA also plans to continue to collect the 30c. a bushel
against the possibility of another
The cash benefit
processing tax.
The lifting of the wheat restrictions is
expected to restore from 900,000 to 2,300,000 acres for plant¬
ing this spring and is expected to increase production by
10,009.000 to 30,000,000 bushels. >
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"futures" maintained
leadership on the up-side during the month, with prices
reaching new highs for the current movement.
Realizing
developed at times, ?but offerings were well absorbed and
commodity markets,
Among
the
reactions were of short
sugar
duration.
Continued firmness
indications of a heavy de¬
of the markets for actual sugar,
mand for refined from
consuming sources, and internal up¬
feared would serve to retard the
all helped to create a broader
outside interest and speculative support.
Sentiment was
also influenced by the continued lack of moisture in large
areas in the Western part of the United States, where it
was stated it may later in the season materially affect the
heaval in Cuba which was
movement of the Cuban crop
unirrigated beet sections.
Last year's drought reduced .the
considerably, and a repetition this year would
tend to make for a sizable movement of cane sugar into
what is known as beet territory.
In fact, there has already
been a fair demand for cane sugar in the beet territories.
Warehouse stocks have steadily declined since the first of
beet yield
including stocks in importers' hands, with the
statistical position has remained strong.
It
was announced during the month that Cuba would not allow
an
increase in crop1 output this year, despite the better
the
year,
result that the
demand for the
island's sugar.
during the month were reported
shipment) ;
On March 1. first half of
Sales of Cuban raw sugar
as
follows
(all
April at 3.02c.; on March 2, second half April at 3.05c.;
on March 5,
June at 3.05c.; on March 13, first Jhalf April
at 3.00c.. and middle May at 3.05c. ; on March 18, April at
and May at 3.08c.; on March 20, prompt
3.07c. and 3.08c.,
at 3.05c;
April at 3.05c., and May at
3.08c.; on March 21,
at 3.07c. and 3.08c., and second half May at
3.07c.; on March 22, April at 3.05c.; on March 25, May at
3.10c.; on March 26, April at 3.09c. and 3.10c, and May at
3.10c.; on March 28, April/May at 3.10c. and late May at
3.12c., and on March 29, late May at 3.15c., and May/June
at 3.15c.
The wholesale price for refined sugar was quoted
at 4.30c. to 4.50c., with out-of-town refiners quoting 4.70c.
until March 25, when the range was quoted 4.50c. to 4.70c.,
with out-of-town refiners still quoting 4.70c.
On March 27
all refiners advanced the price to 4.70c., and on March 29
and March 30, to 4.90c., the highest since May 1930.
April/May
cultural
the
rallied towards the
Chicago the May option for wheat closed on
March 30 at 95%c. as against an opening price of 97%c. on
In
end.
grain belt were ravaged by more dust storms, the equal of
which had not been witnessed before in
the history of
on
oats and rye likewise declined
prices for corn,
during the early part of the month and
Acreage for Beet
ers
an
sentiment.
part focused on the European monetary situation.
How¬
ever, as the month progressed news from the winter wheat
belt became less
favorable.
Western territories of the
American farming.
with
announced that the Agricultural
below, in similar comparison.
2%
were
additional 900,000 to 2,300,000 acres
increased estimated yield ranging
between 10,000,000 and 30,000,000 bushels. 1 During the latter
part of the month, crop and weather news became increas¬
ingly less favorable, and with the market in a strong tech¬
nical position, prices responded to an improvement in the
demand.
High winds were said to be rapidly depleting the
surface moisture in many sections of the Southwest, while
heavy blows were complained of in parts of the spring wheat
territory.
The Argentine Government estimated the new
crop at 238,000,000 bushels, compared with an earlier figure
of 252.000,000 bushels, and final outturn last year of 286,000,000 bushels.
Uneasiness regarding possible develop¬
ments in Washington and in Europe tended to temper bullish
allow the planting of an
the
and
,
Lumber Movement
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REVIEW
Sugar Planting in 1935 Fixed at 975,500
by AAA
Sugar beet planting
decrease
,
,
in 1935 has been fixed by the Agri¬
Adjustment Administration at 975,500 acres, a
of 10% from 1933, the year of highest acreage for
said Associated Press advices from Wash¬
which added:
later minor
be made in some districts. It applies to continental United
the United States,
ington, Feb. 20,
The
acreage
adjustments to
States.
Acres
...
will vary slightly, officials explained, through
10
MONTHLY
Total
production
1,550,000
trol
short
the
basis
the
quota
on
tons,
of
growing conditions would be
average
allowed
under
the
Jones-Coetigan
district
total
Each
<
made
were
AAA
their
to
reduction
below
Orders
to
companies
received
company
allotment will be
according
divided
operate
allotment
an
equally
production
the
which
1933,
that
a
district.
each
making about
The
Puerto
in
Rican
Sugar
Crop
for
Next
two-year program for reduction of sugar production in
Rico, according to Associated Press advices from
Washington, which added:
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The program provides for reduction of about 263,000 tons in the
current
the
to
quota
which
be
will
established
for
1936
under
the
Jones-
Costigan Act.
Producers
to
be
779,000
fixed
In
and
processors
submitted to
tons
under
them
for
quota
of
shortly to bring the
export
and
60,000
present
tons
for
contract
down to the
crop
insular
consumption
producers
will
$11,000,000 during the two
cash
receive
benefit payments
through which the
years
totaling about
program
until 1936, by talk of a
possible suspension
processing tax, and by the continued falling-off in
the
the export of cotton.
An early rally in prices largely caused
by renewed inflation talk engendered by the bonus vote in
the House, proved short-lived, but towards the
end of the
month sentiment again improved somewhat
under the influ¬
of
ence
a
will
run.
the
farmers
in
New
fell to
ready for the market.
was
York
was
to
rule
generally easy, influ¬
enced by lower offerings from Brazil and
sharply lower
Brazilian exchange rates and coffee markets.
Unsettlement
was also created by uncertainties
surrounding the Brazilian
coffee tax question.
According to reports, a movement was
under
way
shillings
said
per
that
have the
to
tax
reduced
bag to 3 shillings
the Brazilian
per
Government
from
the
present
15
bag, although it was
strongly opposed
was
to any such readjustment.
No. 7 Rio was quoted on March 30 at
7%c.
Feb. 28; 9y8@9y4c. Jan. 31; 9y2c. Dec. 31
1934; 9}4@9%c.
Oct. 31; 9%c. Sept. 29; 91/£@9%c. Aug. 31;
9%c. July 31; 9y2@9%c. June 30; 10%@loy2c. May
31;
10y4c. April 30; 10y2c. March 31; 11c. Feb. 28; 9y2@9%e.
Jan. 31, all in 1934.
Nov. 30; 9^4c.
No.
7
Santos
quoted
March 30 at 8^c. against 9c.
28; 10@10y4c. Jan. 31; 10^ c. Dec. 31 1934; 10y2@
10%c. Nov. 30; 10%c. Oct. 31; 9%@9%c. Sept. 29; 10%c.
was
Feb.
Aug. 31; 10y2c. July 31; 10%@l<H4c. June 30; 11c. May 31;
10y8c. April 28 and March 31; ll^c. Feb. 28; 9%@10c.
Jan. 31, all in 1934.
Rubber
Crude rubber
renewed
opened with
an
easier trend,
reflecting the
upset in the foreign exchange market as well as
a rsumption of price-cutting in the tire trade.
reports of
Around the middle
and
following the announcement that tire factories were cur¬
tailing operations.
During the last week of March a com¬
plete reversal in the price trend was caused by the news
from abroad that the International Rubber Relation
mittee had reduced the April-May-June
Com¬
export quotas from
75 to
70%, and the quotas for the remainder of the year
from 70 to 65%.
This report found the market in an over¬
sold condition, and the result was one of the
broadest buy¬
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ing movements in months, causing advances in futures up
to 132 points.
A slight reaction was caused in the last few
days of the month by reports of a threatened tie-up in the
tire
industry.
Ribbed
ll%c.
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smoked sheets
asked
March
on
for
30
asked
on
spot delivery were quoted at
against 12%c. Feb. 28; 12%c.
13 3/16c. asked
14%c. bid and 14 3/16c.
Jan. 31; 13%c. asked Dec. 31
1934;
Nov. 30; 13c. asked on Oct. 31;
asked
on
from
this
severe
decline culminated in
a
figure
the quota¬
point, how¬
low of
.A
in the month reports that a 25%
curtailment in mill output
had been authorized resulted in a moderate
revival of trad¬
ing at slightly steadier prices.
for
28-inch
64x60's
Print cloth at Fall River
down
March 12 from
marked
was
13/16c. to 4%c., at which f jgure it closed
The price
of 27-inch cloth
against 4 ll/16c. Feb. 28.
as against
10%c. Feb. 28.
issued
March
14
and
60x64's
was
Osnaburgs
March 30.
on
4%c. March 30
were
as
10%c. March 30
The report of the Census
Bureau,
covering
the month of February,
that cotton consumption in the United
States was
slightly above last year.
The amount consumed in
showed
still
February was given as 478,291 bales of lint and
62,850 bales
linters, compared with 546,787 bales of lint and
61,382
bales of linters in
January 1935 and 477,046 bales of lint
and 59,141 bales of linters in
February 1934.
of
The woolen goods market was
the receipt of considerable
orders
withdrew their lines for
fairly active.
Following
fall goods, some mills
on
repricing at somewhat higher levels.
With inventories of
manufacturers and retailers said to be
at the lowest
holding
up
pated.
figures in years, and with consumer demand
well, a steady expansion in trading is antici¬
Japanese double extra 13-15 deniers
were
at
quoted March 30
$1.32@$1.37 against $1.39@$1.44 Feb. 28;
$1.40@$1.45
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;
Jan.
$1.18@$1.23
May 31; $1.22y2@$1.27y2 April 30;
$1.33@$1.38 March 31;
$1.4o@$1.50 Feb. 28; $1.55@$1.60 Jan. 31, all in 1934. v
In the case of the 20-22
deniers Japanese crack double
extra were quoted at
$1.31@$1.36 March 30 against $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, against $0.99@$1.(H
July 31; $1.11 @
$1.16 June 29; $1.16@$1.21 May
31; $1.14@$1.19 April 30;
$1.25@$1.30 March 31; $1.40@$1.45 Feb.
28; $1.52@$1.57
Jan. 31, all in 1934.
Wool
and Mohair
The
Farm
Marketing
Credit
wool and mohair
Plan
for
1935
Approved
Administration
will
continue
by
FCA
with
a
clip plan for 1935 to promote the orderly
by Governor W. I.
Some changes in regulations which will
permit greater flexibility in
marketing have been adopted.
Growers who are borrowers from
units of the FCA may use
their own discretion as
to whether they sell for cash
or
consign their wool or mohair this
season, but the FCA will
recommend to its borrowers
that they consign their wool to
approved consignees in order to
promote orderly marketing.
Harry B. Embach, Chairman of the Wool and
Mohair Ad¬
Textiles
markets, with the break in
influence
in
most
raw
cotton
branches.
exerting
Retail
an
trade
unset¬
ad¬
was
affected
by unfavorable weather conditions and
also by the lateness of Easter, which caused a
poor show¬
ing in comparisons of sales volumes with the corresponding
period
of last year,
trated
in
March.
when pre-Easter buying
Wholesale
trade
was
was
listless
concen¬
most
of
the month, reflecting
the slackening movement of goods in
The sharp fall in raw cotton prices caused
downward revisions in finished goods
values,
retail channels.
numerous
with the resultant
enter
measure.
hesitancy of buyers who
unwilling
into forward commitments in any
appreciable
Orders on fall lines were closely
restricted, but
towards the end of the month there
appeared a little more
cover replacement needs in wash goods.
An
unsettling factor was the growing competition
of Japanese goods at prices said to be far below domestic
offerings.
Raw cotton in March underwent a series of
additional
violent
fluctuations, with prices at one time showing de¬
of approximately 200 joints as
compared with the
level recorded during recent months when the 12c. loan
offer of the Government appeared to have
clines
effectively pegged
price of cotton.
While
a
number of
causes
were
cited
for the drastic break in prices, such as
reports that the Gov¬
ernment intended to cease making loans on
1933
and
1934 clips,
it
was
similar to that followed for
announced
Myers, March 22.
visory Committee
of the FCA, said:
Borrowers from regional
Agricultural Credit corporations and Production
Credit associations
as
well
as
growers whose notes are under
pledge to an
through privately capitalized credit institutions
consign their wool and mohair to
approved consignees in the event
they do not elect to sell.
These consignees agree to market this
wool and
mohair
ratably and equitably, both as to price and
quantity, with other
Intermediate
Credit
bank
must
wool
or
mohair
which they handle.
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were
willingness to
the
and
Sept. 29; 15%c. asked
Spottiness and easier price trends developed in the textile
to
Spot cotton here in
1,
A slight rally carried
March 14 and 15, from which
14^c.
on Aug. 31; 14 ll/16c. asked
asked June 30; 12^. asked May 31; 13%c.
asked on April 30; 11 l/16c. asked on March
29; 10%c. asked
on Feb. 28; 10c. asked Jan.
31, all in 1934.
versely
March
on
marketing of those commodities
on
July 31;
tling
12.60c.
to 11.30c. March 30.
of
the month a severe break in
prices
occurred, in line with the weakness displayed in other com¬
modity markets, the strained political situation in Europe,
reimbursing
10.65c.,
subsequent rally carried the quotation back
Trading in print cloths, following the
early break in raw cotton, was virtually suspended for sev¬
eral days, and prices were marked down
appreciably. Later
March 18.
4
against 7%c.
for
11.25c. March 12.
another
ever,
continued
and
the
Government crop control plan, and to
dfefer payment of the
processing tax until the manufactured
Coffee
markets
Washington proposals, such as an
use of 30% of Federal customs
providing for
tion to 11.50c.
Coffee
series of
new
amendment
product
the Act.
return,
of
receipts for paying export subsidies
will be required under the
sugar
Europe, by the uncertainty concerning the effect of
exempting small farmers from the Bankhead Act, by the
proposal of Senator Smith to impound Government-con¬
trolled cotton
Puerto
crop
efficacy of the whole
program
tion in
,1933 figure.
Redaction
control
also disturbed by the tense political and
monetary situa¬
was
10%
a
cotton
culminated
in
the
urgent liquidation of huge quantities of so-called "free" cot¬
ton, i.e., cotton ineligible for the 12c. loan, in the face of a
very restricted demand of users of the staple.
Sentiment
factory
Two Years
£: V
Government
farmers within the district
among
during
for
within
Over the protests of producers and
processors, the Agri¬
cultural Adjustment Administration announced on Feb. 22
;
obvious that growing distrust of the
Con¬
Act.
Allotments
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cotton, it
was
Secretary of Agriculture Wallace Extends
12-Cent a Pound Loans
on 1934
Cotton Holdings Beyond Present
Maturity, July 311935 >
"The 12c. loans on the 1934
cotton holdings will be ex¬
tended beyond the
maturity date of July 31 1935," said an
announcement issued March 23
by Henry A. Wallace, Sec¬
retary of Agriculture.
"As to loans on the 1935
crop," the
announcement said, "it is the
purpose of the Administra¬
tion to provide adequate credit facilities to
cotton farmers to
permit the orderly
marketing of the new crop."
The an¬
nouncement continued:
,
It
should
be
emphasized,
however, that the Commodity Credit Corpo¬
no loans on
the 1935 cotton
crop to any producer who is
co-operating in the cotton program under the
Agricultural Adjustment
Act, nor will
ration will make
not
any loans be made
amount of cotton in
excess of his
the 1935 crop to
any producer for
allotment under the Bankhead Act.
on
an
f
-
statistical
good
in
year
of the
the first quarter
petroleum industry closed
during
developments
position,
side including restoration of the Fed¬
in East Texas, increased, activity on the
March on the bullish
eral Tender Board
part of the Texas oil control agencies, with a
decline in hot oil production, and a marked
corresponding
strengthening
of gasoline prices in the nation's primary markets.
The Executive Order re-establishing the Federal Tender
Board in the East Texas area was signed during the first
week of the month, and Administrator Ickes promptly re¬
stored the Board.
Movements of illegal oil and refined
products out of the area were immediately checked, the
grant tenders for any shipments
where unimpeachable
Board refusing to
in inter-State commerce save
of their legality
was
to move
evidence
that
Mr. Ickes disclosed
presented.
setting up similar hoards in other
Texas cities and in Oklahoma.
The Board was the victor in the first court attack upon
it in mid-month, when a Texas Federal Court denied an
he
considering
was
application filed by the Merriman Oil Co. and the Oil Sales
Co. asking for an injunction to restrain the Board from
interfering with inter-State movements of crude and/or
refined products.
In handing down his decision, Judge Ran¬
dolph Bryant advised counsel for the two companies to file
certain additional information with the Board, and if the
tenders were still refused to come before the court for
another hearing.
Should this occur, he indicated, he would
grant the restraining order.
Increased activity on the part of Texas
surprisingly large number of letters have
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Petroleum and Its Products
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The
oil control authori¬
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April, 1935]
been received
recommending that, to accomplish the purposes of Rules 4
and 6 of Article V, the operations of the industry be segre¬
pipe¬
gated in its four separate branches, viz.: production,
line transportation, refining and marketing.
.
.
.
4 and 6 of Article V,
"To facilitate enforcement of Rules
a
majority of this Committee favor the enactment
of legisla¬
prohibit a single corporation from engag¬
tion which would
industry, viz.: produc¬
and marketing.
"We do not recommend requiring divorcement of manage¬
ment and operations of the separate corporations; such
divorcement, we believe, would be unnecessarily expensive
to small- and medium-sized companies, and inadvisable from
the standpoint of efficiency of operations of the industry.
We believe that corporations separate alone, without inter¬
fering with the control and co-ordination of over-all opera¬
tions, would assure 'arms-length' transactions between the
ing in more than one branch of the
tion, pipe-line transportation, refining
corporations."
different
within
Contending that either gasoline prices must rise
be posted in crude oil quota¬
tions to restore parity, the report held the Oil Administra¬
tion's policy of pegging crude oil prices at an average price
of $1 a barrel was to blame for the, current difficulties of
the next 30 days or a reduction
the smaller
refiners.
Committee
"This
benefits
nent
'
value
material
of
convinced
become
has
either
to
that no perma¬
small
lar<m
or
enterprises of the petroleum industry can be obtained under
the code wuthout a permanent, assured and effective balance
oil
crude
of
supply and demand, nor can
stability of the
month as a sharp rise was shown
intra-State movements of illegal crude oil and refined
industry and conservation of the oil resources of the nation
be achieved without such balance," the report concluded.
products by motor truck.
The Attorney-General acted to
promptly curb the rise, and as the month closed many suits
had been filed asking heavy fines for alleged violation of
the Railroad Commission's orders.
The strengthening of
Kettleman Hills North Dome field in California was ordered
ties was noted during the
in
of the Railroad Commission also was felt during
successfully "clamped down" on persistent
although handicapped by its comparatively small
the power
the month as it
violators
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The Thomas bill for permanent oil control, introduced in
the Senate late in February, will come up for open hearings
field force of inspectors.
16.
The bill, supported by a sub¬
stantial majority of the industry in Texas and Oklahoma,
according to Senator Thomas, has been bitterly opposed by
Governor Allred, of Texas, and the Texas Attorney-General
and the Railroad Commission.
Governor Allred, in wires
to the chairmen of the Senate and House committees deal¬
Senate on April
in the
ing with the bill, said that the Texas branch of the industry
was opposed to the Thomas bill, and asked that he be given
a chance to testify personally before the
two branches of
Congress on the measure. 5
M Governor Marland, of Oklahoma,
States'
signed the Oil
Already approved
only formal endorsement
of Texas, as its terms provide that it become effective
immediately it has been formally approved by any three
of the major oil producing States.
As the month closed the
early in the month.
Conservation pact,
by New Mexico, the pact needed
measure which already
It then has to be approved
by Congress, however, before it can become effective.
Calling for "such legislation as may be necessary" to
control crude oil production, the Petroleum Code Survey
Committee, appointed by Administrator Ickes early in the
year to survey the effect of the oil code upon the small
units in the industry, returned a report on March 28 which
recommended the prohibition of oil companies engaging in
Senate was considering the
Texas
had been
more
approved by the House.
than one branch of the industry,
readjustment of crude
simplification of the oil code
set-up with elimination of unenforcible clauses.
refined prices,
and/or
and
The Committee was headed by
Ashland
Refining
Co.
Other
Paul Blazer, head of the
members
included
Mason
Houghland, President of the Spur Distributing Co.; Sidney
Swensrud, an economist on the staff of the
Co.
of Ohio;
B.
H.
Standard Oil
Fell, Executive Vice-President
of the
Independent Petroleum Association of America, and R. E.
Allen,
Secretary
of the
Committee of California Oil
Producers.
The
report cited 11 major suggestions which it offered to
follows:
-
single oil corporation from
engaging in more than one branch of the industry.
Divorcement of man¬
agement, however, in existing integrated companies was opposed.
(2) Submission to the Oil Administrator of separate profit and loss
(1) Enactment of legislation prohibiting
statements
(3)
on
operations by integrated companies.
stripper Well properties be relieved from
the maximum working time
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(6) A change in crude and (or) refined prices to
for any
use
filling stations.
Co. and the Amerada
unreasonable nor
in¬
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companies had appealed against the methods used
The two
by the Central Committee of California Oil Producers in
allocating production allowables, but the Petroleum Admin¬
istrative Board had ruled against them, the decision being
supported by Administrator Ickes.
The Oil Administrator's orders, however,
gave
the two
others desiring to file complaints for
loss of oil under the old system permission to file briefs
companies and
with
the
any
Petroleum
Administrative
Board by May
1, any
be made from subsequent field quotas.
awards to
directed the Central Committee of California
The orders
producing well a minimum allot¬
production for the preceding month,
Oil Producers to give each
ment not to exceed its
effective
April
1.
The
will
quotas
be
"determined
by
exactly the same method for all other wells in California,"
it was ordered.
The remainder of the field, the Adminis¬
must be divided "in accordance
productivity of each producing well."
The Committee was ordered to collect all pertinent data
trator's
continued,
ruling
with the relative
other factors, with each well's
subsurface pressure and
on
quota to be determined by its ratio to total field
Pending the collection
of
such
data,
however,
producivity.
the ruling
ordered the Committee to use estimates for actual tests with
identical conditions for each
well.
It also
was
ordered to
stop the use of acreage in establishing quotas.
The April crude oil allowable was lifted 7,000 barrels to
2,527,300 barrels, representing readjustments to correct prac¬
tical working difficulties in several fields.
The largest in¬
crease was in
Oklahoma, where the allowable was lifted
Kansas gained 1,300 barrels, Michigan 1,100,
and California 700 barrels. 1
2,300 barrels.
Texas
900
barrels,
The following
table shows the new daily average allow¬
April and the change from the previ¬
able for each State for
month's figures:?
ous
/
Barrels
Barrels
Barrels
Montana
Arkansas30,700
—1,200
493,300
+700
+200
New Mexico.
Ohio
2,300
—200
+100
141,000
+1,300
California..
Colorado.'
Illinois.
2,700
„.
1
11,000
...
Kansas-
New York
Louisiana.........
Michigan
.v
In the labor
...
.
;
ToyQQ
+500
West
32,700
+1,100
\
+400
+400
—200
493,000
+2,300
+ 1,000
44,300
.1,021,000
Virginia. I!
Wyoming
\ +200
11,700
11,300
.
Pennsylvania....
+600
111,000
Barrels
9,700
49,700
.
Oklahoma
15,300
Kentucky
,
+900
11,000
—300
23.300
.
—sno
field, the month was marked by strengthen-,
ing of the authority of the Petroleum Labor Policy Board
and an order issued by the Oil Administrator to the Shell
Oil
Co.
to
recognize
five
unions
as
collective
bargaining
for all California employees of the company.
The
latter order sustained a previous ruling of the Petroleum
:x'\
Simplification
compacts to reduce the number
doubtful legality
In connection with the
or are
and abolition
unenforcible.
segregation of parts of integrated
the Committee's report stated that:
co-operate with the Petroleum Labor Policy Board.
orders issued by the Administrator in mid-month
strengthening the authority of the Board authorized it, upon
own motion
or on complaint of any party, to inquire
its
Section 7-A.
It also was author¬
committee of voluntary arbitration, or
mediate in any dispute between employers and employees
in the oil industry and to conduct secret ballot elections
into alleged violations of
ized
!'
of code and code committee set-up,
of code clauses that are of
The Keener Oil & Gas Co. of Bartles-
The
^
*
Board.
ville, Okla.. w-as ordered to dissolve its company union and
to
to arrive at retail prices, with
deviations.
(10) Approval of voluntary marketers
companies,
equitable."
pro¬
Smaller discount schedules covering tank truck sales of gasoline.
(9) Filing of formulae companies
(11)
establish parity.
limit gasoline
refiners to agree voluntarily to
below allocations given them by the code.
(7) Authority for
of
quotas allotted to the Superior Oil
Petroleum
Corp.
were
"neither
Labor Policy
building operations in "proper rela¬
tionship" to oil industry wages. 1
reasons
pro¬
well-drilling work.
(5) Establishment of wages for rig
duction
decision of the Petroleum Administrative Board that
agents
Increase from 48 to 50 hours per week
of labor on
(8)
labor
of the code.
visions
(4)
branch of
each
for
Operations
a
Ickes late in the month in approving a
earlier-
by Administrator
Indiana...
the Oil Administrator, as
allocating production quotas in the
A revised method of
to
act
as
a
determine collective
to
oil
bargaining wishes of employees of
companies.
March 5 marked the start of formal trading in crude oil
and
gasoline futures on the Commodity Exchange, Inc., in
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New York City.
Dr. W. E. Dunn, Assistant Director of the
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic
Commerce,
was
March 9—Standard Oil
guest
supervision of
speaker at the ceremonies, held under the
Jerome Lewine, President of the
Exchange.,
The crude oil contract unit is 2,000 barrels of 42
gallons
each, and for gasoline 42,000 gallons.
The base grade for
crude oil is Mid-Continent 36 to 36.9
gravity, that
gasoline
United States motor within the range of 55-59
octane.
The
first month in which trading was permitted was
June 1935.
There were no crude oil price changes posted
during the
month.
bright picture prevailed in the refined prod¬
closed, although fuel and heating
ucts markets as the month
oils continued
their seasonal
recessions in price.
Gasoline prices showed a marked
betterment, both in the
wholesale and retail markets.
In the
have not acted
favorably
as
latter, however, prices
in the bulk markets, due in
as
main part to local influences.
A slash of 2c. a gallon in service station
prices of gaso¬
line in Camden, N. J., origin of last fall's two
months' gaso¬
line price war that brought prices far below
"at
the
pump,"
was
month.
The
Avholesale cost
late in the
posted v by
independents
>:'■/.. v
cut, which
widened
the
they preferred to try
pendents, rather than engage in
spread as rapidly as did the last
figure of l^c.
companies.
It was indi¬
and "outwait" the inde¬
that
a
price
war
which
might
one.
The
rising trend of gasoline prices in the Gulf Coast
market, which supplies most of the gasoline used in the
Atlantic Seaboard area; will be a
powerful ally for the
major companies in their effort to maintain a stable
price
level, trade factors pointed out.
The independents must have
low-priced gasoline
in
to engas?'
price-cutting competition, and with the supplies of such
gasoline rapidly dwindling, the price situation will
probably
correct itself, it is believed.
In the, Gulf Coast
market,
prices moved up % to YjC. a gallon above previous
levels.
Low-octane gasoline advanced more than
lc. a gallon in
Chicago during the month, - and in the latter
part of the
period the improvement spread to other grades of
moto1
fuel.
The rise developed
rapidly following the re-establish¬
of the Federal Tender Board and
the
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ment
accompanying
stoppage of inter-State movements of distress
gasoline re¬
fined from illegal crude oil.: The
current range of
4% to
41/4c. a gallon for low-octane: material
compares with a
price of 3^4c. a year ago at this time and about
2c.
,
in
March 1933.
The
was
Oil
,
'
"
improved
tone
of
the
wholesale
market in "Chicago
reflected in fractional advances
posted by the Standard
of Indiana throughout its
entire territory with the
exception of Wisconsin, where the advance of 0.9c. a
gallon
already had been made to meet requirements under
the
State laws.
The price situation in Ohio also
displayed an
improved outlook, Standard Oil of Ohio
eliminating several
weak spots during the month and
posting a State-wide ad¬
vance of %c. a gallon late in
the period.
S:;cS©¥^
On March 5 Administrator
Ickes, coincident with
a
authorizing retail dealers
«®'i"
on
study the legal operation and effect
'S-
lease
OH;'
■•
ruling
in gasoline and other
products
30 days' notice if
they so desire, dis¬
closed that he had asked the Federal
Trade Commission to
to cancel contracts
and
license,
arrangements
and
common
other
of
forms
lease
of
and
agencv.
exclusive
dealer
in the oil
industry.
Loosening of the regulations governing
contracts, Admin¬
Ickes held,
coupled with the Federal Trade Com¬
mission action, may be
expected to do much toward the
istrator
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settlement of "the vexing lease and
agency and lease and
license question which has
disturbed the marketing and
refining branches of the oil industry for the
past several
years."
The
order, which would affect
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approximately
150,000
filling stations, independent refiners and
supply
companies, was promulgated under the
authority vested in
him by the oil code.
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A cut of
1,340,000 barrels
was ordered in the
April gaso¬
by Administrator Ickes, who set the total
barrels, against an allowable of 35,860.000
barrels in March.
line
at
allowable
34.520,000
Representative changes in prices of refined
petroleum
products, reflecting the market course of such
items, posted
during March compared as follows:
■\-:&r^0fiyr
Mar. I—Tank wagon and
service station prices of
gasoline were cut
cent
a
gallon
to-day
Schenectady.
all
major
distributors
:
>•
in
tank wagon
at
Albany,
Troy
and
reduction of H cent a. gallon
and service station prices
throughout the State, except in
a
areas where prices have been
subnormal.
The new Newark price under
the revised schedule, effective
March 2, Is 15.7 cents a
gallon, taxes Included.
Other companies met the cut.
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March
i
4—Standard
stations 1 cent
a
Oil
of
Ohio
advanced
gasoline prices at service
gallon in Auglaize, Mercer and Van Wert
counties and in
parts of Champaign,
Paulding, Hardin
and Defiance counties.
March 4—Wholesale
prices of low-octane gasoline in
Chicago rose
gallon to 3H to 3% cents.
V
March 6—All marketers advanced
Houston service station prices of
gasoline 1 cent a gallon to 19 cents, 17 and 15 cents
for the three grades, the
markup affecting all Texas common points.
•
March 7—Wholesale prices of
low-octane gasoline in
H cent
a
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H cent to 334 and 3% cents
;
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Chicago
rose
a gallon.
March 9—All major marketers posted
tank-car prices of kerosene in the New
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;
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New York and Boston to 5)4 cents and
Jersey, extended the )4 cent' a gallon
heating oil to Include Baltimore, Norfolk and
Charlestown.'
a reduction of
)4 cent a gallon
in tank-wagon prices of Nos. 1, 2 and
4 heating oil in
Philadelphia to 6)4.
5)4 and 5 cents, respectively., t L
cut In No.' 1
March 12—All major marketers posted
,
,
v
a
March 12—Low-octane gasoline moved
up H cent a gallon in the Chicago
bulk market to 3H to 3% cents a
gallon.
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March 12—Standard Oil of Ohio advanced service
station priced of gaso¬
tank-wagoh prides H cent a gallon' In three cities
in Gallia County, restoring quotations to
the State-wide level.1 Prices
in
a reduction of
)4 cent a gallon in
York-New England market,
bringing
Portland, Me., to 5H cents
a
Paulding
gallon.
were cut 1 cent a
wide level.
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gallon, and
are now 2 cents
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March 14—Standard
v
i...
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under the State¬
y.
Oil
o
.
Co., New Jersey, posted a general reduction
gallon in all heating oil prices, effective at New
York, Baltimore,
of H cent a
Norfolk and Charlestown.
The cut did not affect No. 1
March 15—A cut of 1 cent
gallon
a
heating oil.
;
y
posted In tank-wagon and service
was
station prices of gasoline in Boston."
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.
t
March 16—Standard Oil Co. of
California lifted bunker fuel oil
a barrel.
The General Petroleum Co. met
the advance.'
11 cents
prices
March
16—Service station prices of gasoline at Roanoke
and Suffolk/
1)4 cents a galllon to 12)4 cents, less taxes, r !,
i
March 16—Service station prices of
gasoline were pared
0.9t cents a
gallon to 15 cents at Camden, taxes included.
Va.,
were cut
March
314 to 4 cents
like amount to
a
;
18—Low-octane gasoline
bulk market to
March
rose
)4 cent a gallon in the Chicago
gallon with middle grade gasoline advancing
a
to Scents.
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19—Standard
*r
third-grade.
March 21—Standard Oil of Indiana
posted
in tank wagon and service station
gallon
1
,;
advance of 0.3 cents
an
prices
of gasoline
its entire
a reduction of H cent a
gallon'
in tank car prices of kerosene at New
York and Boston to 5)4
cents, re¬
finery.
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March 22—Low-octane
gasoline advanced H cent
a minimum of 4 cents
a gallon.
;
a
market to
March
gasoline 2 cents
taxes
gallon in the Chicago
23—Independent distributors reduced service station
prices of
gallon in the Camden, N. J.,
a
included.
area, to
11)4 cents
.y.y
a
gallon,
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THEM ARCH FINANCING OF THE
UNITED STATES TREASURY
Treasury financing in March was crowded with
events,
including the refunding operation on the 15th, the
offering
of a 2%% bond in
exchange for Fourth 4*4% Liberties
called for redemption on
April 15, a call for redemption on
July 1 of $675,000,000 of 2% consols and
2% Panama Canal
loan bonds, a call for
redemption on June 15 of outstanding
First Liberty loan bonds
aggregating $1,933,209,950, and
the decision
by the Treasury, toward the end of the
month,
weekly sales of discount bills to $50,000,000
instead of the usual
$100,000,000 until the Government's
large balance with the Federal Reserve was
brought down
to restrict
to
more
the
normal size.
The March 15
financing involved the refunding of $52S,000,000 of 2^% notes' by offering in
exchange a new issue
of 1%% five-year notes.
On March 3, the
announcement was
made
of the
new
day when the
offering of notes, the
Treasury disclosed also that it was offering a 20- to
25-year
2%% bond in exchange for the
approximately $1,850,000,000
of third-called Fourth
4*4% Liberty loan bonds called for
redemption
April
on
15.
T.
Jefferson
Secretary of the Treasury, said
bore
the
Coolidge,
that the
new
Under-
bond
issue
lowest interest
rate paid by the Government on
long-term securities in "modern
times," if not the lowest
ever .paid.
Cash was unacceptable for the new
bonds and
notes, the amounts offered being limited to the
tendered in exchange.
maturities
The
new
and
1%% notes, dated March
maturing on March 15 1940, were closed
exchange after March 8, at which time old notes
to
15
further
exchanged
for the new amounted to
$513,000,000.
'
The new 2%% bonds were
dated March 15.
They will
mature on March 15
1960, but are redeemable at the option
of the United States at
par and accrued interest on and
after March 15 1955.
The books were closed on the
2%s
on March
27, and on the following day Mr.
Coolidge said
that the amount of new
bonds
,
k
sought by exchange of
Fourth 4%s was
something more than $1,500,000,OOQ, leav¬
ing around $350,000,000 of the called
issue to be redeemed
in
cash on
April 15. Mr. Coolidge said that the
exchanges
fully met the expectations of the
Treasury.
The call for
redemption of the
was
$600,000,000 of 2<& consols
$75,000,000 of 2% Panama Canal bonds
outstanding
by the Treasury on March 11.
These are the
issued
bonds
which is based the bulk of
the National bank note
Since Comptroller of the
Currency J. F. T.
O'Connor announced that the
circulation
on
circulation.
privilege
on Gov¬
less would expire
liability for
National bank note circulation
would pass to the
Treasury
in July, and these
notes, a relic of Civil War
days, would
gradually be retired from circulation.
In retiring the con¬
sols on
July 1 and Panama Canal bonds on
Aug. 1, the
Treasury, said Secretary of the
ernment bonds
on
July 22,
make
use
of
Thus,
no
bearing interest
the
new
March
11
$642,000,000 of
at
call
3%%
or
meant
that
Treasury Morgenthau, would
the dollar devaluation
issue of bonds would be
required to
profit.
provide
funds for the
redemption of these securities. The
Treasury
announcement said that the effect
on member bank
reserves
of the
redemption of these bond issues by use of the
gold
profit would be immaterial.
"I would say that
this step,"
said Mr.
Coolidge, "does not represent inflation, but it
puts
the gold profit to use."
The consols were dated
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throughout
territory, effective March 22.
March 22—All major companies
posted
April11900
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Oil of Ohio advanced tank
wagon and service
station prices of all three grades of
gasoline )4 cent a gallon throughout
the entire State, effective March 21.
Gasoline is 20 18 and 16)4 cents,"
for the three grades
respectively with tank wagon posting 2 cents a gallon
less on the premium and
regular and 1 cent on
and the
)4
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Mar. I—'Standard Oil of New
Jersey posted
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by
York,v'
March 11—Standard Oil Co., New1
margin between non-adver¬
tised and advertised brands from the
agreed
to 3M»c., was not met by the major
cated
New
line! to 1)4 cents and
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Co., New Jersey,
posted a reduction of M cent
gallon in tank-car prices of No. 1 heating oil to
5)4 cents a gallon at
a
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The, Panama Canal loan
1 1908.
Mr. Morgentliau announced on March 14 that all of the
First Liberty loan bonds, amounting in all' to $1,933,209,950,
were called for redemption on June 15.
"Holders of First
Liberty loan bonds now called for redemption on June 15
1935," he pointed out, "may, in advance of that date, be
offered the privilege of exchanging all or any part of their
called bonds for other interest-bearing obligations of the
and were due to mature in 1930.
dated Aug. 1 1906 and Nov.
was
$45,025,000 New York
bearing 3%%
1917 in the total
amount of $1,980,455,550.
Subsequently three conversion
privileges were offered, and now the First Liberty Loan
is divided among the following issues:
First 3^s, $1,392,226,250; First converted 4s, $5,002,450; First converted 4*4 s.
$532,489,100, and First-Second converted 4^, $3,492,150.
After this refunding is - completed, all but about $1,325,000.000 of the Liberty bonds sold to finance American par¬
ticipation in the World War will have been exchanged for
new issues or paid off in cash.
States."
United
The
First
Liberty
loan,
interest, was originally issued on June 15
Sale of the United States savings bonds, the
on
country.
mately $15,000,000 worth; in the first 14 days, $24,000,000.
and in the wreek ended March 23 the total sold was raised
This is the lowest rate at which the State has ever
,
,
.
Bros,
Bills
Bills
■
Feb.
28 1935
28 1935
Mar.
-
Sept.; 4 1935
182 days
6 1935
Dec.
4 1935,
273 days
;;
182 days
50,000,000
Board
Mar. 13 1935
Mar.
1935
7 1935
Mar. 13 1935
Dec.
273 days
50,000,000
120,615,000
Mar. 20 1935
Sept. 18 1935
182 days
50,000.000
104,570,000
Mar. 20
Dec.
50.000,000
67,406,000
50,000,000
50,000,000
108,329,000
117,186.000
50,000.000
119 428.000
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Mar. 21 1935
Mar. 27 1935
Sept. 25 1935
273 days
182 days
Mar. 21 1935
Mar. 27 1935
Dec.
24 1935
272 days
Mar. 28 1935
Apr.
1935
Dec.
3 1935
18 1935
31 1935
272 days
4
Bills
Subscrip¬
Amount
Accepted
Yield
Average
tions
28 1935
$152,020,000
$50,114,000
99.949
Feb.
0.10%
}
28 1935
157,000.000
50.072.000
99.889
7 1935
129,722.000
50.052,000
99.953
0.094%
Mar.
7 1935
50,149,000
99.893
0.141% f
Mar. 14 1935
120,615,000
104,570.000
50,125.000
99.953
Mar. 14 1935
67,406.000
50,006.000
99.889
Mar. 21 1935
108,329.000
60,079.000
99.945
0.094%)
0.147% f
0.109%)
Mar. 21 1936
117,186.000
50,071,000
99.864
0.180%/
50.018.000
99.882
0.157%
•?75,290,000
0.147%.
Mar.
Mar. 28 1935
119.428.000
1
75,365,000
of
75.023,000
two sections
namely: "Favorable Changes" and "Unfavor¬
changes," gives the more important of the changes:
able
75.038.000
AND DIVIDENDS IN MARCH
Acme Steel
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-New financing in the domestic
market for March was
noteworthy in that it greatly exceeded in volume the offer¬
ings of the past month and for the same
period
one year
Aside from State and municipal emissions, refinanc¬
ing projects of substantial size were undertaken at the close
of the month by corporations of which railroads, public
utility companies and one large industrial organization were
included.
One offering of importance was the $45,000,000
issue of the Pacific Gas & Electric Co., followed by the
$43,000,000 offering of Swift & Co.
Below we give the
larger offerings for March:
ago.
RAILROAD FINANCING
1,585,000 Greenbrier Cheat & Elk R. R.—1st mtge. 5% bonds, dated
Mar. 15 1928 and due July 15 1944. priced at 96 and interest
to yield approximately 5.55%.
Offered by White, Weld &
Co., and Graham, Parsons & Co.
(The above offering does
not represent neAV financing for the company.)
& Madison —Public offering of a new issue of
bonds, due 1959, made by John
A. R. Titus & Co., New York, at
99U, to yield over 5%.
The company agreed to sell to John
Nickerson & Co., Inc., and A. R. Titus & Co., the above bonds
subject to the release of the bonds by the RFC and to the
the right of the company to withdraw $145,000 on or before
Apr. 6 1935 at 94 H and interest.
945,000 Litchfield
1st mtge. 5% sinking fund
Nickerson & Co., Inc., and
& Electric Co.—Lazard Freres & Co., Inc.,;
Brown Harriman &
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Co., Inc.; Blyth & Co., Inc.; Edward B.
Smith & Co.; First Boston Corp.; Bonbright & Co., Inc.; H.
M. Byllesby & Co., Inc.; Dean Witter & Co., and E. H. Rollins
& Sons, Inc., on March 28 offered at 100 and int. $45,000,000
1st & ref. mtge. bonds, series G, 4%, due Dec. 1 1964.
In
connection with the offering, Lazard Freres & Co., Inc., an¬
nounced that selling group books have been closed and that
no
allotment was made against additional subscriptions re-
ceived.
.
7,000,000 Wisconsin
Public Service Corp.—An issue of 1st lien &
series C, due 1959, offered by a group
comprising First Boston Corp.; H. M. Byllesby & Co., Inc.;
W. C. Langley & Co.; Edward B. Smith & Co.; A. C. Allyn
& Co., Inc., and Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc.
The bonds are
priced at 95 H and int. to yield about 5.85%.
ref. mtge. 5H% bonds,
,
945,000 Litchfield & Madison Ry.—Public offering of a new
issue of
INDUSTRIAL AND MISCELLANEOUS FINANCING
& Co.—New issue of 1st mtge. sinking fund 3H%
bonds due 1950, offered at 100 and int. by Salomon Bros. &
$43,000,000 Swift
or'V;•'+
Books were closed on the offering shortly after the
close of the market on March 27, establishing a precedent for
Hutzler.
^
this type and method of financing.
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler
reported that the bonds had been sold directly to institutional
investors,
principally banks
and
insurance companies, in
large number throughout the country.
Numerous sales were
made,in amounts of $100,000 and less, indicating widespread
distribution achieved.
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increased from
Co.—Dividend on the no par common stock
share to 50c. a share, payable
:•,V.
Apr. 1 1935.
Aetna Life Insurance Co.—Quar. dividend on the capital
from 10c. a share to 15c. a share, payable April 1 1935.
y$,
v
stock increased
Altorfer Brothers Co.—Dividend of $1 a share on account of accumula¬
tions on the $3 cumul. conv. pref. stock of no par value, payable Apr. 15
,1935.
This represents the first payment to be made on this issue
Jan. 30 1932, when a regular quar. div. of 75c. a share was paid.
since
& Foundry Co.—Extra dividend of 5c. a share
addition to the regular quarterly dividend of 20c. a share on the no
American Brake Shoe
in
par common
stock, both payable Mar. 30 1935.
American Gas & Electric
vS;
Co.—Dividend on the no par common
35c. a share, payable Apr. 1 1935.
-
stock
increased from 25c. a share to
American Paper Goods Co.—Three quarterly dividends of 50c.
each on the common stock, payable on May 1, Aug. 1 and Nov.
Previously 25c. a share had been
a share
1 next.
distributed quarterly.
r
Co.—Special dividend of 50c. a share on the common
stock, payable Apr. 1 1935.
This is the first payment on this stock
since July 1 1932, when a div. of 50c. a share was paid.
,
Bickford's Inc.—Quarterly dividend on the no par value common
increased from 15c. a share to 25c. a share, payable Apr. 1 1935.
Inc.—Dividend on the no par common stock
12Hc. a share to 25c. a share, payable Apr. 1 1935.
Bird & Son,
Black & Decker Mfg. Co.—Dividend
"v:-v,V?vC-V--/-!
stock
increased from
of 50c. a share on the 8% cumul.
pref. stock payable Mar. 30 1935.
The last previous payment made
this issue was the regualr quar. div. of 50c. a share on June 30 1931.
Borg-Warner Corp.—Quarterly dividend on the common stock
from 25c. a share to 37Hc. a share, payable Apr. 1 1935.
on
increased
Brooklyn Borough Gas Co.—Extra participating dividend of 50c. a share,
the usual extra dividend of 614c. a share and the regular quar. div. of
75c. a share on the 6% cumul. and partic. pref. stock, all payable on
April 1 1935.
Canada Packers, Ltd.—Initial dividend
common stock, payable Apr. 1 1935.
of 75c. a share on the no par
share on account of
payable Apr. 1 1935.
This compares with 634c. a share paid on Jan. 3 last.
The above declar¬
ation clears up all accumulations on this issue.
Coca-Cola Co.—Quarterly dividend on the no par common stock increased
from $1.50 a share to $2 a share, payable Apr. 1 1935.
Coca-Cola International Corp.—Quarterly dividend on the common
stock increased from $3 a share to $4 a share, payable Apr. 1 1935.
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Centlivre Brewing Corp.—Dividend of 12Hc. a
accumulations on the class "A" common stock,
PUBLIC UTILITY FINANCING
$45,000,000 Pacific Gas
V
Beatrice Creamery
$16,000,000 Chicago Union Station Co.—1st mtge. 4% bonds, series D,
due July 1 1963 at 101% and int., at which price the bonds
will yield 3.94% if held to maturity.
Offered on Mar. 28 by
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; Lee, Higginson Corp.; Brown Harriman
& Co., Inc.; Edward B. Smith & Co.; ield, Glore & Co., and
First Boston Corp.
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Changes in dividend declarations in March are mostly
a favorable nature.
The following table, divided into
75.041,000
FAVORABLE CHANGES
NEW SECURITY ISSUES
according to maturity.
by the State
of) refunding bonds purchased
Commissioners.
of Loan
1,000,000 Louisville, Ky., 2%% sewer bonds, due in 1969, sold to a
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group headed by the Harris Trust & Savings Bknk of Chicago,
at 100.59, a basis of about 2.73%.
Re-offered at 101.75,
to yield 2.67%.
Issue of—
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Feb.
(State
1,170,000 Clayton Co., Iowa, 2H% ref. bonds, due in varying amounts
yearly from 1936 to 1949 incl., awarded to the Northern Trust
Co. of Chicago and W. D. Hanna & Co. of Burlington, jointly
at 101, a basis of about 2.38%.
Maturing
Price
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1,240,000 Dubuque Co., Iowa, 2H% ref. bonds, due serially from 1936
to
1948 incl., purchased by Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc. of
\
Chicago, at 101.48, a basis of about 2.33%.
To Redeem
Offered
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1,304,000 Fayette Co., Iowa, 2\i% ref. bonds, due serially from 1936
to 1949 incl., awarded to the Harris Trust & Savings Bank of
Chicago and others, at 100.42, a basis of about 2.19%.
129,722.000
Mar. 14 1935
date.
1,500,000 Monroe Co., N. Y., 2% work relief and tax revenue bonds,
maturing serially from 1936 to 1945 incl., awarded to the
Chase National Bank of New York and associates on their
bid of 100.119, a basis of about 1.97%.
Re-offered at prices
to yield from 0.60% to 2.30%, according to maturity.
157,000.000
Mar. 14 1935
Re-offered on a yield
1,500,000 Buffalo, N. Y., 2H % work and home relief bonds, due April 15
;
1940, purchased by the First National Bank of New York and
associates, at 100.24, a basis of about 2.45%.
Public reoffering was made at prices to yield 2.25%.
•
7 1935
associates.
yield basis of from 0.40% to 3.10%,
a
1,945,000 Utah
tions
50.000.000
Sept. 11 1935
Mar.
and
4.60% to 4.70%, according to due
2,000,000 San Francisco (City and County), Calif., 4% water dis■"•V'.••!'tribution bonds, due serially from 1935 to 1953 incl., purchased
by the Anglo California National Bank of San Francisco and
•:
associates, at 108.89, a basis of about 2.89%.
Re-offered on
$50,000,000 $152,020,000
6 1935
Mar.
Feb.
of
Offering
Mature
York
New
iOLO,000 Rochester, N. Y., 1H% tax revenue bonds, due $400,000
each year from 1936 to 1940 incl., sold to an account headed
by the Harris Trust & Savings Bank of New York, at 100.579,
a
basis of about 1.31%.
Offered for public investment to
yield from 0.375% to 1.50%, according to maturity.
V
Subscrip¬
Amount
v
Dated
Offered,
of
basis of from
2,014,000 Cleveland, Ohio, various purposes bonds, comprising $1,612,0(XL4Hs, $310,000 4Ks, $51,000 6s, $40,000 5H* and
$1,000 at 3 %%, sold by tne trustees of the sinking fund to
Field, Richards & Shepherd, Inc., of Cincinnati and associates,
at 100.309, a basis of about 4.40%.
Serial maturities.
given in the following tables:
are
.
2,048,000 Union City, N. J., 4%% gen. and gen. funding bonds, due
serially from 1941 to 1955 incl., were sold privately to Lehman
$28,000,000.' The maturity value of the bonds sold up to
that date was $37,000,000.
The details of the sales of Treasury bills sold on a dis¬
basis
■'S''
sold bonds
V. with maturities comparable to those in the current instance.
The bankers re-offered the obligations for public investment
at prices to yield from 0.20% to 2.50%, according to maturity.
34,300,000 Port of New York Authority, N. Y., 4% gen. and ref. bonds,
due in 1975, although redeemable at the option of the Authority
at various prices, depending on the date of call, were awarded
to a syndicate headed by Speyer & Co. of New York, at 105.39,
a
basis of about 3.73%.
Public re-offering was made at a
price of 106.75, to yield, if not called prior to maturity, about
3.67%.
The Port of Authority has advised the bankers that
"it is not likely that any call will be made before 1940."
s
.
to
count
(State of) bonds, comprising $35,025,000 2Hs,
1936 to 1985 incl., and $10,000,000 3s, due from
1936 to 1945 incl., awarded to the National City Bank of New
York and associates, at 100.119, a basis of about 2.302%,
due from
"baby bonds,"
March 1 at 14,000 post offices throughout the
In the first two days more than $6,000,000 cost
value of the bonds were sold; in the first eight days, approxi¬
began
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MONTHLY REVIEW
April, 1935]
Cosmos
no
par
Imperial Mills, Ltd.—Initial dividend of 17Hc. a share on
common stock, payable May 15 1935.
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the no par common stock,
each on March 1, June 1
1 and Dec. 1 1935.
This compares with quarterly dividends of
15c. a share paid during 1934 and 1933, together with an extra dividend
of 15c, a share paid in December 1934.
Dr. Pepper Co.—Dividend of 80c. a share on
to be paid in quarterly instalments of 20c.
Sept.
Dominquez Oil Fields Co.—Extra dividend of 10c. a share in addition
to the regular monthly dividend of 15c. a share on the no par common
stock, both payable Apr. 1 1935.
Earley & Daniel Co.—Dividend on the no par common stock
from 1234c. a share to 25c. a share, payable Mar. 30 1935.
wmm:
increased
dividend of
a
This compares with
Apr. 2 1934.
Formica Insulation Co.—Dividend resumed on the no par common
stock by the declaration of 20c. a share, payable Apr. 1 1935.
This
represents the first payment on this issue since Apr. 1 1932, when 12He
Investment Trust, Ltd.—Semi-annual
share on the common stock, payable Apr. 1 1935.
dividends of 18Mc. paid on Oct. 1 and 3134c. on
Economic
a
share was paid.
Garlock Packing Co.—Quarterly dividend on the no par common
increased from 20c. a share to 25c. a share, payable Apr. 1 1935.
stock
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General Printing: Ink Corp.—Quarterly dividend
stock increased from 15c. a share to 30c. a
share,
Gibson Art Co.—Dividend
20c.
share to 30c.
a
the
on
no
no
Massachusetts Investors
par common
payable Apr. 1 1935.
par common stock
share, payable Apr. 1
a
the
on
Inc.—Dividend of $1.75
share
a
the
on
a
last, a quarterly dividend of $1
share
on
the
common
stock increased from 62 He.
1935.
1
Cement
•
Co.—Extra
share to 75c.
a
■
dividend
regular quarterly payment of like amount
both payable Apr. 1 1935.
a
share payable
a
on
from $3
Pacific
a
the
share to $2
a
a
increased from 25c.
share to 34c.
a
the
share, and
a
Lehman Corp.—Extra dividend of 25c.
quarterly dividend of 60c. a share.
a
no
St.
par common stock
the
no par common
of
15c.
regular quarterly dividend of like amount
both payable Apr. 15 1935.
a
on
the first disbursement made
regular quar.
this issue since Dec.
on
div. of like amount
a
share
stock, payable Mar. 31 1935.
.
15
share
the
on
,.v-.;
no
a
par com.
increased from 40c.
Retail
Stores
share to 50c.
a
a
the
share
a
stock
common
share, payable Apr. 1
Corp.—Initial dividend of 20c.
stock paid on Mar.
on
on
U.
Manufacturing Co.—Two dividends
stock
mon
common
of 10c.
a
of 75c.
a
of $1 a share
S.
of
100%
on
on
a
the
no
no
this issue
par
was
common
be outstanding and likewise, will be
payable on Mar. 30 1935.
Standard Fire Insurance Co. of N.
J.—Quarterly dividend on the capi¬
tal stock increased from 40c. a share to 50c. a
share, payable Apr. 23 1935.
(Frederick) Stearns & Co.—Dividend of $3.50 a share on account of
accumulations on the 7% cumul. pref.
stock, payable Mar. 30 1935.
Previously, dividends of $1.75 a share were paid on June 30 1934.
Stouffer Corp.—Dividend of 56He.
a share on account of accumulations
the $2.25 cumul. class A stock of no par
value, payable Mar. 30
1935.
A similar payment was made on Dec. 29 last.
on
Sunshine Mining Co.—Dividend of 20c. a share on the common
stock
payable Mar. 30 1935.
This compares with 16c. a share paid
previously.
On Dec. 31 last, an extra of 4c. a share
was also paid.
Towle Manufacturing Co.—Extra dividend of
$2 a share, in addition
to the regular
quarterly dividend of $1.50 a share on the no par capital
stock, both payable Apr. 15 1935.
common
50c.
stock, payable Mar.
share to 75c.
a
a
11
a
share
on
the
1935.
the
on
dividend of $20
no
White
American
a
share to $2.75
a
Springs Co.—Dividends on the no par common
non-cumul. 2nd pref. stock reduced from 50c. to 35c. a
on the above issues.
March
stock
market
kept the 1935 record clear by
a
share to 50c.
a
on the 5% cumul.
share, payable Mar. 31
made
some
July.
on
Jan.
A regular quarterly disbursement of 62Hc. a share
2
1935.
50c.
a
share to 25c.
a
was
y
Apponaug Co.—Quarterly dividend
the common stock reduced from
Canada Dry Ginger
Ale, Inc.—Dividend on the no par common stock
reduced from 25c. a share to 10c. a
share, payable Apr. 20 1935.
Continental Oil Co. of Delaware.—Dividend on
a
the no par common
share to 12Hc. a share, payable Apr. 30 1935.
Davenport Hosiery Mills, Inc.—Dividend
on the
no par common
stock
decreased from 50c. a share to 25c. a
share, payable Apr. 1 1935.
Evans Products Co.—Dividend on the common
stock reduced from 50c.
a share to 25c.
a share, payable
Apr. 1 1935.
Fostoria Pressed Steel Corp.—Dividend on
the no
:
par
reduced from 20c.
common stock
a share to 15c. a
share, payable Mar. 30 1935.
General Stockyards Corp.—Dividend on
the no par common stock de¬
creased from 50c. a share to 25c. a
share, payable May 1 1935.
Gotham Silk Hosiery
Co., Inc.—Directors decided
usually paid at this time
lar payment of $1.75
on
the
a
share
Hollinger Consolidated
Gold
of 5c
extra
Inland
i
;
a
share, payable Mar.
dividends
or
5c.
a
was
a
share to 15c.
made
on
Feb.
The last regu¬
1 last.
Mines, Ltd.—Regular monthly dividend
25
1935.
Previously, the
company
paid
share monthly.
Investors, Inc.—Dividend
from 20c.
to omit the dividend
7% cumul. pref. stock.
a
on
the
no par common
share, payable Apr. 1
stock decreased
Langendorf United Bakeries, Inc.—Directors have omitted
the dividend
usually paid at this time on the $2 cumul. class A stock of no
par value.
Dividends of 25c. a share had been
paid each quarter from Oct. 15 1932
to and including Jan. 15 1935; prior to that
time regular quarterly divi¬
dends of 50c. a share had been paid.
Lawrence Gas
from 90c.
a
&
Electric Co.—Dividend on the
capital stock reduced
a share, payable
Apr. 13 1935.
share to 75c.
unbroken.
amounting to 2.61 points, according to the stock index of
the
New
and
1.79
York
"Times," against 1.33 points in February
January.
The net decline in share prices in
in
the three months
was 5.73 points.
Trading again dragged at a snail's pace.
The turnover
of 15,850,057 shares was the smallest for any March since
1922.
It was just about one-seventh of the record volume for
the month, established in 1929, and only in comparison with
the 14,404,525-share volume in the short month of February
did
March
the
1934
sales
New
turnover
totaled
York
show up favorably.
The March
29,900,904 shares.
Transactions on the
Stock
Exchange for the first three months
only 49,663,714 shares, a new low since 1921,
comparing with 141,296,205 shares a year ago.
amounted
to
general, the weakness and dulness in the stock market
March
were
attributable to
as
a prolongation of those factors
depressants in the preceding two months,
what to expect out of Congress,
over
the failure of corporations to come to the capital market to
raise funds for new construction, the jumble into which
world
currencies
had
deteriorated
and
spiring outlook for world trade.
the
presently unin¬
v
:
It is not to be supposed, however, that March did not add
its share of unfavorable influences.
The month's supnlv
darkening of the political outlook abroad by the
by Germany, in the third week of the month,
conscript army would be reintroduced; the imposition
a
announcement
that
a
of
virtual embargo on gold shipments by
Belgium and the
a
downfall of the Belgian Cabinet in the same
week, followed
in the next week
by a decision to reduce the
gold content
of
the
belga from
dent of
a
25
to
bill
30%;
the
signing
by the Presi¬
general investigation of American
calling for a
Telephone & Telegraph, causing the stock to close below
par for the first time since May 1933; President Roosevelt's
message to Congress on March 12 urging passage of
legisla¬
tion for the elimination of "unsound"
public utility holding
and a decline in steel production to a level
about 45% under
corporations,
capacity,
peak in early February.
The
month
turnover
had
to
came
of them
1935.
Island Creek Coal Co.—Dividend on
the common stock decreased from
$1 a share to 50c. a share, payable Apr. 1 1935.
was
The March decline, moreover, was the heaviest of the three,
included
on
share,-payable Apr. 1 1935.
stock reduced from 25c.
falling stock prices, and in March the trend
namely, uncertainty
American Wringer Co.—Directors have decided to
defer action on the
payment of the April 1 dividend on the no par common stock until
time in
The first two months of the year had witnessed
which had acted
on the capital stock
share, payable Apr. 1 1935.
1935.
com¬
COURSE OF THE STOCK MARKET DURING MARCH 193S
The
In
Manufacturing Co.—Quarterly dividend
pref. stock reduced from $1.25
the
Rock Mineral
stock and 5%
:.n
Vicksburg Ry.—Semi-annual dividend
reduced from $3
on
payable Apr. 11935.
share and $2.50 to $1.75 a share, respectively,
Both dividends are payable Apr. 2 1935.
par common stock increased from
share, payable May 1 1935.
UNFAVORABLE CHANGES
Alabama &
on the common
share, payable Apr. 15 1935.
Mfg. Co.—Extra dividendjon the common stock reduced from
$1 a shareto 50c. a share, payable Apr. 1 1935 along with the regular
quarterly distribution of $1 a share.
In each of the six proceeding
quarters extra dividends of $1 a share were paid.
no par common
on
the
a
Lighting Co.—Directors deferred payment of the dividend
stock decreased from $2.50 a share to $2 a share,
mon
par
to
Wilson-Jones Co.—Dividend
' ' 'V
decreased
on the capital stock of no par value de¬
share to 20c. a share, payable May 1 1935.
Vicksburg, Shreveport & Pacific Ry.—Semi-annual dividend
on com¬
stock payable Mar. 30 1935.
An initial dividend of 25c. a share and
an extra dividend of 15c. a
share were also declared on the new shares
Washington Ry. & Electric Co.—Extra
.
Smelting, Refining & Mining Co.—Dividend
declining.
the
stock, paid Mar. 15 1935.
The last previous payment
made on Mar. 15 1932 and totaled 50c. a share.
Sparta Foundry Co.—Stock dividend
stock
common
June 15 1935.
on
share
on
the
Ltd.—Directors
tributed.
(W. A.) Sheaffer Pen Co.—Dividend
on
share, payable Apr. 1 1935.
West Point
stock, payable May 1 1935.
This is the first disbursement to
on this issue since
May 2 1932, when 62He. a share was dis¬
be made
a
ordinarily due at this time on the 6% cumul. pref. stock.
Previously,
regular quarterly dividends of $1.50 a share had been paid up to and
including Dec. 31 1934.
common
share each
being payable March 15 and the other
one
Sears, Roebuck & Co.—Special dividend
Stores,
Vermont
1935.
the
a share on account of accumu¬
cumul. pref. stock, and a dividend of 25c. a share
on the no par common stock.
Both dividends are payable Mar. 20 1935.
The pref. diar. payment clears up all accumulations on
this issue and
the last previous payment on the common stock was on
May 1 1932,
when a quar. div. of 10c. a share was
paid.
Ruud
Co.—Dividend
stock reduced from $3 a share to $1
the 6H%
on
on
have decided to pass the dividends
ordinarily payable at this time on the 6H% cumul. 1st pref. stock and
7% cumul. 2nd pref. stock.
The last regular quarterly distributions on
these issues were made on Jan. 1 last, and amounted to 40%c. and 17
He.
a share, respectively.
j.
Tintic Standard Mining Co.—Dividend on the common stock reduced
Brothers, Inc.—Dividend of 81 He.
lations
Cement
•'>.
23 1935.
Rossia Insurance Co. of America.—Semi-annual dividend
increased from
20c. a share to 30c. a share on the $5
par, capital stock, payable Apr. 1
1935.
Roos
reduced
from 22Hc. a share to 7He. a share, payable Mar. 36 1935.
on the capital stock
share, payable Apr. 15 1935.
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.—Quarterly dividend
on the capital stock
Mar. 15 1935.
on
(L. S.)Starrett Co.—Dividend on the no par common stock
from 50c. a share to 25c. a share, payable Mar. 30 1935.
^:
,
Philadelphia National Insurance Co.—Dividends
a
Portland
creased from 25c.
M
a
>
Corp. (& Subs.)—Directors have decided to pass the divi¬
dend usually declared at this time on the $7 cumul. pref. stock of no
par value.
A regular quarterly div. of $1.75 a share was paid on Jani 2
last,
.'■'■■■. v;'
'
on
1932, when
paid.
was
resumed by the declaration of 30c.
share, payable May 15 1935.
Seagrave
Thrift
Brewing Co.—Initial dividend of 25c.
decreased
stock reduced
Telautograph Corp.—Dividend
of 15c.
stock, payable May 1 1935.
National Casualty Co. (Detroit).—Dividend resumed
by the payment
of 10c. a share on the capital stock on Mar. 15
1935.
This represented
Pf eiffer
stock
no par common
15 1935.
Cruz
Santa
stock in¬
share in addition to the
the no par common stock,
Monogram Pictures Corp.—Initial quarterly dividend
common
the
stock decreased from 87He. a share to 75c. a
share, paya¬
common
ble Mar.
share in addition to the
regular
on
on
Joseph South Bend & Southern R. R.—Semi-annual dividend
the
creased from 10c. a share to 12Hc. a share,
payable Apr. 15 1935.
Merck & Co., Inc.—Initial dividend of $1.00 a share on
the no par common
stock, payable Apr. 1 1935.
the
a
decreased from $1 a share to 50c.
(I.) Magnin & Co.—Quarterly dividend
Meyer-Blanke Co.—Extra dividend
share to 60c.
a
from 20c. a share to 10c. a share
payable Mar, 1 1935.
was
Co.—Dividend on the common
a share paid on Mar. 15 1935.
Pepeekeo Sugar Co.—Monthly dividend
share, payable Apr. 1 1935.
on
share on the 6%
the $2 cumul. pref.
a
on
Pie Bakeries, Inc.—Dividend on the common stock reduced from 40c.
a share to 15c. a share, payable Apr. 1 1935.
increased
from $1.50
this Issue.
on
of $1
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co.—Directors decided to omit the divi¬
dend usually declared at this time on the capital stock.
On Jan. 8,
last a dividend of 25c. a share was paid.
no
Johnson Iron Works, Dry Docks &
Shipbuilding Co.,Inc.—Dividend
of $1 a share on account of accumulations on the
8% cumul. pref. stock,
payable Apr. 1 1935.
This represents the first distribution on this issue
since July 1 1932, when a regular quar. payment of $2 a
share was made.
Lane Co., Inc.—Quarterly dividend on the no par common stock
Lehigh Power Securities Corp.—Dividend
paid
share
share to $2
a
Lighting Corp.—Dividend
from 75c.
share in
on
Yeast
Northwestern
share in addition to the
the no par common stock,
Investment Corp. of Philadelphia.—Extra dividend of
25c.
addition to the regular quarterly dividend of 50c. a
share
par common stock, both payable Mar. 15 1935.
a
New
•
■
of 25c.
was
stock, no par value, both payable Apr. 1 1935.
The above distributions
represent a reduction of one-third in the regular rates.
York Shipbuilding Corp.—Quarterly dividends of 10c. a
share
usually paid at this time on the partic. stock and the founders shares,
both omitted.
the
on
a
share
a
England Power Association—Dividends
cumul. pref. stock, par $100, and 33 l-3c.
1935.
Apr.
Ideal
of 75c.
Telegraph Co., Fort Wayne, Ind.—Dividend
stock, payable May 1
Home Telephone &
New
was
(H. L.) Green Co., Inc.—Initial quarterly dividend
common
to omit the divi¬
ordinarily due at this time on the common stock. This is the first
time in 35 years that the company has omitted a
dividend.
On Jan. 2
$7 cumul
Sref. 2 1932, payable regular quarterly dividend of like amount
stock, when Apr. 1 1935. This is the first disbursement paid
since
an.
Trust—Quarterly dividend reduced from 24c.
share, payable Apr. 20 1935.
a
dend
1935.
.
Godchaux Sugars,
share to 21c.
a
Naumkeag Steam Cotton Co.—Directors have decided
increased from
was
upward
by
on
a
10 points under the seasonal
or
^
only three sessions
more
than
in
March 6, when the market
remark
of
which
the
stock
1,000,000 shares, and the first
President
was
Roosevelt
sent toiling
in
his press
conference to the effect that
commodity prices had not yet
risen
to
a
figure commensurate with the debt burdens of
the nation.
This statement was at first
interpreted to mean
that further devaluation of the dollar
might be looked for,
and stock prices
began to climb rapidly.
But later in the
same day the White House corrected
the earlier
impression
15
MONTHLY REVIEW
April, 1935]
projected investigation of American Telephone, the
public utility holding company bill, the threat of strikes in
the automobile, rubber and bituminous coal industries and
the considerably lower volume of retail trade (due prin¬
The
cipally to the lateness of Easter this year), all combined
to give the industrial stocks, for a change, a weaker tone
than the rail shares.
This was the case in spite of the
Congressional decision to conduct an investigation of rail¬
road financing and the spread of rumors that a number of
railroad reorganizations could be expected in the near
future.
At any rate, the rail stocks were driven downward
9334
—.1962
8894
8534 Mar.
1955
External 534s
10334
10194
Austrian
(Govt) 7s
Belgium
Canada
...1957
1952
French Republic ext 734s... 1941
External 7s of 1924..
German
44*t
certain
in
made
rates,
after the
public
March 30, came too
benefit to rail stocks.v The
market could draw no sustenance from the statement by
Mr. Eastman, Federal Co-ordinator of Transportation, that
there should be "equality of regulation, giving consideration
to each form of transportation."
It paid more attention
to the reports of the first 14 roads to make public February
operating statistics, showing a $300,000 decline in net operat¬
ing income, compared with a year ago, although gross rev¬
late,
to be of any
of course,
increased
enues
Steel
was
at its highest
United States
lowest
March 1, at 33, and at its
Steel
preferred was at its highest March 1, at 81, and at its
lowest March 18, at 73%, with the close March 30 at 76%.
the close March 30 at 28%.
March 18, at 27%, with
107% March 8 to 98%
March 18, with the close March 30 at 102%. < American Can
moved down from 118% March 1 to 112 March 21, with the
& Tel. dropped from
American Tel.
23%
March 14, with the close March 30 at 22.
Allied Chemical & Dye was at its highest March 1, at 135%,
and at its lowest March 18, at 125, with the close March 30
at 131%.
Westinghouse Elec. & Mfg. dropped from 38%
March 2 to 32% March 18, with the close March 30 at 35%.
close
30
March
Gas of N.
Y.
rose
16 March 5 to 20%
from
March 30, with the close on the latter
March 1 to 23% March
moved
Pacific
Union
26, with the close March 30 at 24%.
down from 95 March
1 to 82%
Southern Pacific
at its lowest
March 18, at 12%, with the close March 30 at 13%.
Balti¬
more & Ohio dropped from 10% March 1 to 7% March 12,
with the close March 31 at 8%.
Chesapeake & Ohio moved
down from 42%, March 2, to 37%, March 12, with the close
March 30 at 38.
Southern Railway was at its highest
March 2, at 10, and at its lowest March 11, at 7%, with
the close March 30 at 8%.
The advance begun in recent months in high-grade invest¬
ment bond prices was arrested in March and closed the
month practically unchanged from the previous period.
at
its
Railroad
highest
of
bonds
reduction in
close
March
1,
medium
at 15%,
grade
a
substantial
prices, and touched new low levels since the
However, in most other classifications, the
not
were
particularly
Recessions
important.
somewhat at the
Closing
Price
Railroad and Industrial Bonds
Mar.
Range for March 1935
Allegheny Corp coll trust 5s. 1944
Foreign Power 5s ...2030
1995
Bait A Ohio 1st gold 4s
1948
69 H
58 M
Amer A
Atch Top & Santa Fe gen 4s.
Convertible 4Ms ........I960
Bost A Maine 1st
Mar. 30
Lowest
64M Mar.
49
Mar.
11094
10794 Mar.
102 M
46 M
95J4 Mar.
68
5s ser AC. 1967
38 M Mar.
59 M Mar.
Brooklyn Union Elevated 5s 1950
103M
Cbes & Ohio ref A impt 4Ms B '95
110M
10294 Mar.
108 M Mar.
Chesapeake Corp 5s
-.1947
10494
102
Chic Milw St P & Pac 5s A
..
1975
18 M
Chic A N W 4Ms ser A
_
1949
15 M
.___1977
Dodge Bros conv deb 6s
1940
Erie ref & impt 5s of 1927
1967
106 M
.
_
_
_
62 M
C C C & St L 4M8 ser E
64
ser
111 Cent C St L & N O 5s A
E. 1977
1963
.
67 M
.
1947
5s. 1950
Internat Paper 5s ser A A B.
Kan City Sou ref A impt
Highest
7134 Mar.
5834 Mar.
111
10294 Mar.
47
Mar.
Mar.
994 Mar.
1834 Mar.
9?4 Mar.
50
Mar.
105% Mar.
5294 Mar.
65
6734 Mar.
5234
74
62
Mar.
74
Mar.
55% Mar.
3034 Mar.
62
Mar.
57"
4094 Mar.
3134
98 94 Mar.
10634 Mar.
104 %
1978
57 M
47
N YN H AH 1st ref 4Ma —1967
3234
27M Mar.
deb 4Ms. 1970
Pitts C C A St L 5s ser A
...
Rio Grande West 1st 4s
1939
Southern Ry gen 4s ser A ...1956
Warner Bros Pictures 6s
...
Western Maryland 1st 4s
50 M
.1939
...1952
Mar.
44?4 Mar.
13334 Mar. 15
59
Mar.
3294 Mar.
9594
51
76""
45
10634 Mar.
116
6634 Mar.
38J4 Mar.
106
14""
47
9594 Mar.
:
2834
10234
9034
Mar.
76
Mar.
46
Mar.
Sale
Mar.
Highest
Lowest
30
Mar. 20 103.10 Mar.
101.10 Mar. 19 103.18 Mar.
101.14
4348 (uncalled).....1933-1938
4348 (3dcalled).
1933-1938
Treasury 4)48-....... 1947-1952
103.7
102.22 Mar.
103 15 Mar.
102.24
101.23
100.5
Mar.
101 27 Mar.
100.5
116.5
115.10 Mar.
116 .10 Mar.
Treasury 334 s
1943-1945
104.31
104.22 Mar.
105 .16 Mar.
Treasury 4s
1944-1954
102.19
•
101.5
101.16
115.25
105.10
111.4
12 Mar.
111.5
110.10 Mar.
111
109.15
Treasury 3948--...... 1946-1956
108.28 Mar.
109 27 Mar.
Treasury 334s
1943-1947
106.10
106
Mar.
106 30 Mar.
Treasury 3s
1951-1955
103.7
102.25 Mar.
103 .24 Mar.
103 .24 Mar.
Treasury 3s
1946-1948
103.18
102.24 Mar.
Treasury 394s.
1940-1943
106.16
106.15 Mar.
...1941-1943
.1946-1949
1949-1952
106.17
106.17 Mar.
107 .17 Mar.
104.9
103.24 Mar.
104 24 Mar.
104.10
103.26 Mar.
103.14
107 .20 Mar.
104 25 Mar.
Treasury 3348—
Treasury 334s
107.12
104.9
107". 14
106.16 Mar.
107 22 Mar. 27
105
104.20 Mar.
105 17 Mar.
103.18
103
104
Mar.
103.9
1949
101.27
101.11 Mar.
102 6
Mar.
101.20
1942-1947
101.26
101.12 Mar.
102 5
Mar.
1951
101.10
100.30 Mar.
102 16 Mar.
100.31
1952
102
101.8
102 6
Mar.
101.20
106.16
1941
Treasury 334s
Treasury 334s.._.
1944-1946
Fed'l Farm Mtge 3948.1944-1964
3S-
...
3s
.
.
Homeowners' Loan 4s
3s series
294s
.—.. —
1939-1949
Mar.
Mar.
$
Bond sales (par value)—
Railroad and miscellaneous
State, municipal and foreign.
..
Unite d States Government
■
101.26
100.6
1932
1923
1934
15,850,057
105.9
STOCK EXCHANGE
1935
Month of March
Stock sales—Number of shares..
5
100 16 Mar.
99.29 Mar.
100.1
VOLUME OF BUSINESS ON THE
33.031.499
20.096,557
29,900,904
•
9
$
$
r
89,882,010 133,785,500
47,885,500 64.974.500
54,288,700 52,140,700
163,546,000 211,679,000
33,898,000 60,728,500
113,211,000 47,265,800
310,655,000 319,673,300 192,056,200 250.900,700
Total bond sales
Jan. 1 to March 31—
Stock sales—Number of shares..
9
$
$
(par value)—
Railroad and miscellaneous
99,110,149
58,129,049
49,663,714 141,296,205
Bond sales
$
.
501,496,000 776,752,000 381,611,900 397,095,500
190,082,000
State, municipal and foreign... 103,795,000 225,861,000 167,195,000
United States Government
256,166,000 142,548,700 137,819,600 177,343,450
861,457,000 11451617O0 686,626,500 764,520,950
Total bond sales
VOLUME OF BUSINESS ON THE CURB
Bond sales
$
$
1932
1933
6,398,750
3,184,671
(par value)—
EXCHANGE
1934
1935
}
Month of March
Stock sales—Number of shares..
2,561,464
;
4,524,072
$
•
71,231,000
3,220,000
2,702,000
42,887,000
2,280,000
2,736,000
91,235,000 101,639,000
......
Foreign Government
47,903,000
77,058,000
23,818,566
8,046,592
13,611,274
88,629,000
95,717,000
1,621,000
Domestic.
985,000
Foreign corporate
Total bond sales
2,408,000
3,419,000
Jan. 1 to March 31—
Stock sales—Number of shares..
9,780,017
'
Bond sales
$
(par value)—
9
9
$
286,793,000 290,260,000 201,346,000 188,334,000
6,863,000
9,058,000
5,726,(foO 12,425,000
9,146,000
3,237,000 10,977,000 11,555,000
Domestic.
Foreign Government
Foreign corporate
295,756,000 313,662,000 221,959,000 204,343,000
Total bond sales...
THE MONEY MARKET DURING
excess
temporary nature, owing largely to the collection
checks, and deposits by the banks of funds
tax
Treasury for redemption of
of income
with the
National bank notes; the latter
of the announcement on March 10 of a plan
for the use of the "free gold" held by the Treasury as a
result of the devaluation of the dollar, for the retirement
in consequence
of $600,000,000 of 2% consols of 1930 on July 1 and of $75,000,000 of 2% Panama Canal bonds of 1916-1936 and 19181938 on Aug. 1.
As these bonds constituted the only issues
permanently eligible as security for National bank notes,
retirement will automatically force the withdrawal
from circulation of all National bank notes now outstanding.
With the redemption this coming summer of the consols and
Panama Canal bonds now released to the banks, and with
continued heavy Government disbursements in discharge of
their
regular operating expenses, it is taken for granted
recent considerable decline in excess reserves
be followed by a new
in
monetary gold
rise in these reserves.
that the
will eventually
The increase
stocks during the month was limited to
$40,000,000, after having reached sums of approxi¬
$135,000,000 and $145,000,000, respectively, in the
two months of the current year.
Average rates on
mately
first
the
six-month Treasury bills sold during
0.094% to 0.109%, and the average rates
$200,000,000 of nine-month Treasury bills ranged
$200,000,000 of
March ranged from
on
39
MARCH 1935
member bank reserves dropped from
above $2,200,000,000 in February to around $1,900,000,000
near the end of March, money rates showed no changes of
any consequence but continued to reflect the great abun¬
dance of funds noted for a number of months.
The large
reduction in excess reserves was considered as being of a
Although
about
100
Mar.
10194 Mar.
9034 Mar.
112 X Mar.
106
1970
Union Pacific 1st A ref 4s ...2008
5294
61H
'.
1834 Mar.
Pennsylvania RR
50
6434 Mar.
7334 Mar.
Mar.
1997
10
52 M Mar.
Mar.
1992
10234
994
14
—
109
10594
132
..
106
Mar.
16
17M
...
5
6234 Mar.
10694 Mar.
40 M
Northern Pacific 4s
61
Mar. 27
132 M
N Y Ont A West ref 4s
40
6834 Mar.
106
110J4 Mar.
10534 Mar.
Liggett A Myers Tobacco 7s 1944
Mo-Kan-Texas cum adj 5s
.1967
N Y Central conv 6s
1944
N Y C A St L 4Ms ser C
6534
5794
10794
9534
Mar.
Lehigh Valley (Pa) cons 4s —2003
-
1935
6434 Mar.
...
Great North gen 4Ms
Price
1
1935
Last
1935
Range During March
102.19
close of the first half;
Opening
7134
in
the month, but re¬
later in
the month railroad bonds displayed further weakness.
For¬
eign bonds, as a whole, were depressed during March, reflect¬
ing an unsatisfactory situation abroad.
In the following
table we show, as usual, the fluctuations for the' month in
the different issues of United States obligations, and a
considerable number, likewise, of foreign bond issues:
covered
107
5
8134 Mar.
2894
9734
9934 Mar. 13
1
10934 Mar.
4348-...i. 1932-1947
Fourth Liberty Loan— ;
v f
334s
took place early in
corporation issues
; ■
Sale
Liberty Loan—
..1932-1947
First
of 1933.
declines
Mar.
7034 Mar.
Mar. 1
and
suffered
34
9694 Mar.
Government Bonds
March 28, with the close March 30 at 85.
was
38
Queensland (State) ext 7s...1941
Rome (City) ext 6348——.—1952
In the
day at 20%.
list, New York Central was at its highest, 16%,
March 2, and at its lowest March 12 at 12%, with the close
March 30 at 13%.
Delaware & Hudson fell from 30%
railroad
17534
Mar.
2734 Mar.
March 2 to 20%
Consolidated
Mar.
45
10634 Mar.
First
17234
Mar.
188
3334
General Electric fell from
115%.
at
190
Mar.
37
10934
Treasury 394s
$1,600,000.
As to the fluctuations in individual stocks,
112'"
German Govt internal 534s.. 1965
New South Wales (State) 5s. 1957
2.08 points in the "Times" average, compared with
The five-to-four decision by the
Interstate Commerce Commission to grant the carriers emer¬
increases
9534 Mar.
11334 Mar.
168 v4 Mar.
190
9994
8994 Mar.
1949
(Republic) 7s......1949
10794 Mar.
11134 Mar.
9534
11234
(Dominion) 5s
10194 Mar.
17534 Mar.
1943
(City) 5s
9834
101
10094 Mar.
9334 Mar.
(Kingdom) 634s... 1949
Brisbane
8634
9034 Mar.
10334 Mar.
Mar.
98
9394
Mar.
95
9134 Mar.
Australia 5s of 1925
1935
Highest
Lowest
1935
only
stock market had closed on Saturday,
Mar. 30
1
Mar.
Argentine. (Govt) 6s ser A 1957-
Price
Range for March 1935
Price
Foreign Bonds
3.13 for the 25 industrials.
gency
Closing
Opening
by saying that no inflationary implications were intended.
In a trice prices not only shed all of their earlier gains
but showed net losses on the day.
the
from
0.141%
to
0.18%.
On
March 14
the Treasury an¬
the entire
Mar.
10734 Mar.
53
4834 Mar.
5394. Mar.
5034
nounced that it was calling for payment June 15
94 M
8994 Mar.
95
90 34
First
107 M
Mar.
Liberty loan, consisting of
$1,392,226,250 First 3%s,
16
MONTHLY
$532,489,100 converted 4a/4s, $5,002,450 converted 4s, and
$3,492,150 second converted 4^4s.
This annonncement was
on March 28 by the official statement that approxi¬
mately $1,500,000,000 out of the $1,850,000,000 called Fourth
Liberty 4*4s had been tendered in exchange for new longterm 2%% bonds.
Total reserves of the 12 Reserve banks
rose further from
$5,815,871,000 Feb. 27 to $5,835,233,000
March 27, as compared with $4,534,994,000 March 28 1934.
Total discount holdings increased from $6,464,000 Feb. 27 to
$7,678,000 March 27, industrial advances from $19,163,000
Feb. 27 to $20,785,000 March 27, while bills bought in the
open
market fell slightly from
$5,505,000 Feb. 27 to
$5,306,000 March 27.
On the Stock Exchange the official
rate for call loans of 1%, now in effect since Dec. 7
1933,
followed
REVIEW
acceptance market and found that the volume of bankers'
acceptances 'during
February decreased $23,047,852 to a
$492,764,805 as compared with $750,127,087 on
In making public the figures, Robert H. Bean,
Executive Secretary of the Council, pointed out that as in
total
of
Feb. 28 1934.
the
several
past
months
the
principal
reduction
in
was
domestic warehouse credits, the bills of which declined $13,-
853,907, leaving the total of warehouse acceptances at only
$157,000,000 compared with $248,000,000 on the same date
in
1934.
Export acceptances were reduced ih volume,
$9,745,462, while acceptances based on goods stored in or
shipped between foreign countries dropped $5,320,252.
A
gain of $5,420,433 was noted in the volume of acceptances
created
for
the
of financing import transactions.
slight gains in domestic acceptances and
in acceptances for the purpose of creating dollar
exchange.
purpose
remained unchanged, with the demand for fresh accommo¬
dations practically non-existent and most transactions lim¬
Also
ited to the renewal of expiring obligations.
The volume of acceptance.s purchased in the open market -by
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The
security
for
credit
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prevailing hereto¬
small, and quotations
throughout the month remained nominal
at % to 1% for
running for two, three, four and five months, and
1 to iy± % for loans running for six months.
loans
DAILY
RECORD
$216,653,124,
$492,764,85^
own
account
for
or
a
total -of $451,642,220 of the grand
Federal Reserve holdings, for their
the
of foreign
account
correspondents,
month, as did the
volume of bills in the hands of the dealers, which volume
averaged only a little over $2,500,000.
Rates for bankers'
acceptances were unchanged at 3/16% bid and %% asked
for 30-day, 60-day and 90-day bills; at
5/16% bid and 14%
remained
unchanged
throughout
the
asked for bills
running 120 days, and at %% bid and %%
running 150 and 180 days.
The New York
Reserve Bank in its "Monthly Review" discussed conditions
continued
levels
was
holding
in the market
collateral
extremely low
accepting banks remained at practically the same level as
during January. On Feb. 28 these banks were holding $234,989,096 of other banks' bills, while of their own bills, ac¬
cepted but not put into the market, the same banks were
asked for bills
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THE RETURNS
Consequently, the active invest¬
by banks for notes of business concerns again
went largely unfilled.
The prevailing rate for prime fourto
six-month commercial paper held at the %% figure
pre¬
Under date of March 20, the Federal Re¬
serve Bank of New York announced that returns
received
viously current
of
open
paper
market
dealers showed
commercial
a
total
out¬
standing, which compared with $170,900,000 on Jan. 31 1935,
but with only $117,000,000 on Feb. 28 1934.
RATES
FOR
MONEY AT
paper
NEW YORK
The Federal
9
Mar. 16
Mar. 23
Thirty days
Sixty days
Ninety days
1@1
1@1
1
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OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE BANKSLOANS
IN NEW
YORK
CITY
Reserve Bank of New York confesses in
its
banks
but
was
little
altered.
Member
bank
dis¬
only $1,214,000 higher, and the Government
securities portfolio of the Reserve banks was virtually un¬
changed, being lower by $6,000 net.
Bills bought in the
open market hy the System declined $199,000, owing to a
small
were
repayment
on
foreign
Federal Reserve credit in
an
increase.
banks
use
March
in
the
credits
was
field
extended.
All told,
changed but $2,000,000—
not a busy month for the
was
of
direct
loans
to
industry.
1
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$1,622,000, and commitments
to make these advances were
up $1,769,000.
Activities of the Treasury, however, brought about some
important changes in the Federal Reserve's condition state¬
ment in March.
it
was
The Treasury announced on March 11 "that
calling $675,000,000 of 2% consols and 2% Panama
Canal loan bonds for redemption on
July 1, and by so doing
moving toward the retirement of National bank note
was
circulation.
the
H
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By implication, the fact was made known that
privilege was not being extended beyond
circulation
July 22
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Industrial advances increased
on
Time loans (mixed & industrial collateral)—
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for 1934 that its function these days consists
almost wholly of serving as fiscal agent of the United States
Treasury, Surely in March the System's position as regards
regional
Mar.
.
annual report
that
Week Ended-
Stock Exchange—
Range for week (mixed & indus. collateral)
Week's average (mixed & indus. collateral)
:
BROKERS'
be sold in the open market.
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Activity in the commercial paper market remained at a
low level during March, due to the small demand for funds
from commercial and industrial concerns whose
by the bank from commercial
'iris
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Accept 'ces Bid ct Ask Bid & Ask Bid A Ask Bid d; Ask Bid & Ask Bid & Ask
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RATES
Mixed Collateral
on
March,
cept for a short period toward the end of the month, when
the supply of bills was temporarily
enlarged.
These bills
were quickly absorbed by
investing banks, so that dealers'
portfolios remained very small, as in preceding months."
PRIME BANKERS' ACCEPTANCES
OF TIME
Rates
follows:
as
"The bill market continued generally quiet in
on
the
3%% and less.
other
Treasury bonds having
a
coupon
This step toward simplification of the
of
cur¬
system had the effect of leading the National banks
begin at once to shift to the Treasury the liability for
rency
Rates
for
bankers' acceptances continued
unchanged at
low figures quoted of late.
Offerings were ex¬
tremely limited, owing to the fact that credits set up during
the late summer and early fall are normally liquidated at
this time of the year, resulting in a seasonal shrinkage in
the
very
the volume of bankers' acceptances.
ance
Council
on
The American Accept¬
March 21 published its usual survey of the
to
the
National
bank
notes
outstanding.
In connection
this transfer of liability the National banks
paid
Treasury lawful
of more than
money
with
in to the
in the two weeks ended March 27
$150,090,000.
These payments, together with
the March 15 income tax payments,
brought about a reduc¬
tion of $303,000,000 in member bank reserve balances
during
MONTHLY REVIEW
April, 1935]
the month and
simultaneously cut down the volume of excess
under $2,010,000,000.
At the same
time the Treasury's balance with the Federal Reserve in¬
creased from $00,181,000 to $393,138,000, an unusually high
figure.;
; -vV;. Xz,
XX'XXA X<3X;]XX:ixX.XXUX *" X-XX•'
reserves
to a level well
■
The influence
sion
on
bank reserves of this considerable expan¬
in the
Treasury's deposit account was softened some¬
further rise of $39,000,(XX) in the monetary gold
stock and a $6,000,000 decline in the amount of currency
outstanding.
The gain in monetary gold was the smallest
what
in
by
a
several
stantial
months.
volume
a
With
of
the
funds
Treasury
from
other
receiving so sub¬
sources, it reim¬
bursed itself for expenditures for the purchase of gold only
to the extent of $24,000,000, this figure representing the
increase
in
the
gold
certificate
holdings
of
the
Reserve
X
banks.
;,v:;
One other way in which Treasury operations affected the
Federal Reserve position was in the Federal Reserve bank
In the week ended March 27 the Federal Re¬
note issue.
serve
nbtes
Bank of Boston freed itself of liability for the bank
still outstanding which it had put into circulation.
The net decline in these Federal Reserve bank notes in the
four
weeks ended March 27 was $1,324,000.
The Boston
bank, last of the System's units to rid itself of the bank
notes, whose circulation began to increase in the banking
holiday and reached a figure of $209,000,000 in January
1934, took this action six weeks after the New York bank
had cleared itself of bank note liability.
The regional
banks had to pay a tax of V2 of 1% a year on their bank
notes in circulation.
The
decreased
$16,495,000, but the certificates and bills
The System's liability on bills pur¬
chased for foreign central banks declined $259,000 in March
and amounted to only $98,000, a new low for more than a
increased $20,235,000.
decade,
the last statement day of the month.
on
Loans
brokers
to
and
4d. on March 6.
Thereafter, with improvement in
pound and the increased flow of funds to London seeking
safety there was a recession in the gold price, which closed
the month at 145s. Id.
The extraordinarily high prices for
gold in London during March must be attributed in part to
the strong demand for gold on the
part of hoarders in all
of
quarters
the
months it could be said that the discount market was not
running bills at a loss..
Open market money rates at the end of March ruled at
levels slightly above those which
prevailed during January
and February.
Call money agamst bills was in supply
at %%, against
lA% in February, two-months' bills at
9-16%, against 5-16% to %%; three-months' bills at 9-16%
.fa?:H%* against %%; four-months' bills at%% to 11-16%,
against %% to 7-16%; six-months' bills at 11-16% to %%*
against 7-16% to lA%.
All the gold available in the London
open market during
March was taken for unknown destinations.
This phrase is
generally understood to mean for account of gold hoarders.
A large part of this gold found its
way to the United States.
The total gold disposed of in the
open market during March
amounted to £10,119,CXX), which compares with
£16,992,000
in February, with £9,556,000 in
January, and with £5^000,-
Sterling cable transfers sold on March 1 at $4.81% @
$4.84)4 and closed on March 30 at $4.78% @$4.80)4.
The
day before on news of the proposed Belgian devaluation the
pound rose 4% cents to $4.85%, due to the conversion of
Continental remittances into English funds.
The low for
sterling during March was $4.72% on March 6, which was the
lowest price since Oct. 30 1933, and the high was $4.85%
March 29.
PRICE
PAID
,
FOR
on
securities
to
non-brokers
declined
$1,000,000. Street loans, as compiled by the New York Stock
Exchange, decreased $42,735,173 during March, the Ex¬
change reporting these loans on March 30 at $773,123,266
as against $815,858,439 on Feb. 28, and compares wTith $981,-
GOLD
BANK)
York
"
higher by $22,000,000, while those to brokers and deal¬
New York were $2,000,000 lower, leaving total
advances of this character standing at $658,000,000 at the
011
-
Treasury
slightly more than A %, compared with the low
3-16% at the end of last January. Market discount
rates rose
correspondingly and for the first time in many
:'
UNITED
WITH
STATES
London Price
London Price
M«.r.
1
Concerted
United
Concerted
into Dollars
Stales
into Dollars
Sunday
Sunday
$35.00
$35.10
Mar. 17
Mar.
2
35.00
35.18
Mar.
18-
35.00
34.89
Mar.
3
Sunday
Mai.
19
35.00
35.01
Mar,
4__
Sunday
35.29
Mar. 20
35.00
34.90
M
i.
35 00
5.
!
35.00
M.r.
6
Mur.
7..
8
35.00
.—
Mar. 22
35.00
35.25
Mar. 23
35.00
35.33
•
Mar. 21
35.38
35.00
9
35.30
35.00
Mar.
The
course of sterling exchange during March was marked
record drop in sterling in terms of French francs, or gold,
as shown by the mean London check rate on Paris from
day
to day.
It should be recalled that just prior to suspension
'of gold by Great Britain in September 1931, the London
check rate on Paris was ruling close to parity of 124.21 francs
to the pound.
On March 1, the London rate on Paris ruled
at 72.75 francs to the pound, whereas in February the range
had been between 74.44 and 73.055 francs to the pound.
The market experienced an alarming break on March 7,
when the London check rate on Paris dropped to a record
low of 70.75, the mean for the day being 70.956.
Following
by
a
a
somewhat
nervous
reaction in
consequence
of the Unex¬
pected weakness in sterling, Neville Chamberlain, Chan¬
Exchequer, asserted before the House of Com¬
mons that the British Exchange Equalization Fund would
not operate in the market to arrest the decline of sterling in
cellor of the
terms of French francs.
Nevertheless the market had ample
on the
evidence during the month of constant intervention
part of the
British Exchange Equalization Fund for the
purpose of steadying the pound.
Even aside from the
intervention of the London authorities, developments in the
foreign exchange markets during the month also tended to
bring about a marked restoration of confidence in sterling.
As other currencies came under pressure and as apprehension
concerning the future trend of the gold bloc currencies in¬
creased, there was a steady demand for sterling in many
centers, which gradually raised the mean London check rate
on
Paris to
around 73.40 toward the end of the month.
on March 29 the pound
to 73.70 in response to the flight of Continental funds
to London, but fell back 65 points to 73.05 the same
day,
due to operation of the British control.
On Saturday,
March 30, sterling opened at 73.10, went off to 72.80 and
closed slightly higher at 72 25-32.
During March the pound fluctuated widely in terms of the
Following devaluation of the belga
^ose
United
States
dollar.
On March 6 the
President's state¬
ment in his
daily press conference regarding the discrepancy
between price levels and debt relief was erroneously under¬
stood in the market as indicating that further devaluation of
the dollar was under consideration, and several hours of
violent fluctuation in sterling and the Continentals ensued
until the
impression was corrected. The market was quiet
during the following week, but during the re¬
mainder of the month was under the influence of the Belgian
and steadier
crisis.
Corresponding to the weakness of sterling in terms of
gold, the London open market price for
gold rose to record high levels, reaching an all-time high of
French francs, or
PRICES
Slates
Mar. 24.
35.00
35.20
Mar. 10
COURSE OF STERLING EXCHANGE IN MARCH
RESERVE1
(FEDERAL
LONDON
7*
Mur.
March 31 1934.
BY
COMPARED
United
outside
353,948
f'
of
were
Loans
'
bill market succeeded in lifting three-month
on
Advances to brokers and dealers in New
month-end.
,f
bills to
-
ers
world.
^ The co-operative effort to raise discount rates in the
London
dealers
by reporting New York
banks increased $19,000,000 net in the four weeks ended
March 27.
149s
the
000 in December.
make-up of the System's Government securities port¬
folio underwent certain changes in March. ? The amount of
bonds in the portfolio declined $3,746,000, and Treasury
notes
17
Sunday
Sunday
Mar. 11
35.00
35.22
—.a
—
\f. 35.00
34.97
34.86
.7
Sunday
Mar. 27
Mar. 25
Sunday
35.00
.
..
34.76
35.00
34 83
35.00
Mar. 26.
i
34.83
34.79
Mar. 12-
35.00
35.13
Mar. 28
35.00
Mar. 13
35.00
35.08
Mar. 29
35.00
34.70
Mar. 14
35.00
35.04
Mar. 30
35.00
34.79
Mar. 15
35.00
34.81
Mar. 31
Sunday
Sunday
35.00
34.88
Mar. 16
LONDON
CHECK RATE ON
PARIS AND
-
PRICE
OF GOLD
34.83
IN
LONDON
'
'
London
London
London
London
Check Rate
Open Market
Check Rate
Open Market
on
Paris
Gold Price
Mar.
K.*-
72.75
145s.
Mar.
2—
71.731
146s. lOl^d.
Mar.
3-v—
4....
Sunday
71.071
148s.
Mar.
5—_
71.445
147s. 10Hd.
Mar.
6
71.049
149s.
Mar.
Id.
Sunday
lOd.
4d.
on
Mar. 17
Paris
Sunday
72.137
146s.
lid.
72.031
147s.
2>£d.
72.497 1
145s.
6d.
Mar. 21
72.395
Mar. 22——
72.238
146s. 10Hd.
146s. 5^d.
72.312
146s.
Mar. 18_...
Mar. 19
——
Mar. 20—
Mar.
7..—
70.956
148s.
lOd.
Mar,
8——
71.455
148s.
3^d.
Mar. 24
Sunday
Mar.
9——
71.50
147s.
5J^d.
Mar. 25
72.488
Mar. 10
Sunday
Sunday
Gold Price
Mar. 23-...
Mar. 26
Sunday
id.
Sunday
7>-2d.
145s.
72.539
145s.
7d.
Mar. 11....
71.40
148s.
4d.
Mar. 27—
72.718
145s.
3d.
Mar. 12....
72.551
147s.
6d.
Mar. 28—
72.937
144s. lOlsd.
73.403
143s.
8d.
72.875
145s.
Id.
Mar. 13
72.42
148S
Mar. 14
71.902
147s.
8d.
Mar. 15
72.316
146s.
'Sd.
Mar. 16—..
72.812
145s.
5d.
—
Mar. 29
Mar. 30——
Mar. 31
Sunday
Sunday
In commenting on the foreign exchange situation during
Federal Reserve Bank of New York said in
March the
its Monthly Review for
A^ril 1:
\ .
"The pound sterling which had declined nearly 3 cents
on the last day of February,
dropped 9)4 cents further in
the first six days of March.
Thereafter, the pound fluc¬
tuated within a range of 6)4 cents, advancing to
$4.80%
on the 16th, following which it lost 4% cents on the 18th
and then advanced irregularly to $4.80% on the 30th, a
net decline of 6 cents from Feb. 27.
"The recovery in sterling during the second half of March
coincided with a sudden decline in the belga.
Closing at
its
parity of $0.2354 on March 11, the belga dropped to
$0.2316 by the 16th, rallied temporarily in the third week
on the announcement of the imposition of
foreign exchange
control, and fell thereafter to a low of $0.1886 in the course
of
trading on the 29th, following the closing of the Stock
Exchange the previous day and an announcement on the
29th that a proposal to devalue by 25 to 30% had been
introduced in the Belgian Parliament.
•
"The break in the belga was accompanied by a weakening
of the other gold currencies.
The Swiss franc went below
its gold import point at New York on the 14th, and generally
remained below that point throughout the rest of the month.
The guilder also was at or below the import point here
during much of the second half of March.
Closing quota¬
tions of the French franc through March 12 were at a slight
premium over the dollar, but after the 14th the franc was
persistently weak here, although firmer than the other gold
r:-;;y
MONTHLY
18
REVIEW
Following the decline in gold currencies, gold
days of the month in both Paris
and Amsterdam for export to the United States,
that effectively assure its international functioning," to
end he proposed to use every available means to bring
"The so-called sterling area exchanges—the Scandinavian
British Empire currencies and the Japanese yen—
moved rather closely with the fluctuations of the pound
-
taken in the closing
was
v,
and
sterling, and the Canadian dollar also
to
11
which
about
stated his intention to return to gold at a maximum
currencies.
with
move
this
group.
showed
Among the
a
tendency
South American
being pegged to
exchanges, the official Argentine peso,
sterling, followed it closely but the free peso, after falling
with sterling in the first part of March, did not fully recover
with it subsequently.
The Brazilian milreis (official) rose
to a high for the year at $0.0871 on the 8th and then declined
to $0.0857.
The free milreis moved irregularly lower from
$0.0638 to $0.0613. ,•&' MM
"The Shanghai dollar showed a net rise from the February
close of $0.3881 to $0.3925 on March 26, but on that date
theoretical silver parity* as compared
stood at 84.8% of
91.2% at the end of February, as the advance jn the
exchange rate was less than the rise in the world price of
with
silver."
'
Changes in the gold holdings of the Bank of England
during March were as follows: In the week ended March 6
ah increase of £31,203; in the week ended March 13 a de¬
crease of £86,825; in the week ended March 20 an increase
of £52,488, and in the week ended March 27 an increase of
£65,342.
The Bank's gold holdings on March 27 stood
at £193,123,088, compared with £192,152,872 a year ago
and with the minimum of £150,000,000 recommended by
the Cunliffe Committee.
1
,
Details of the gold movement to and from New York are
outlined as follows in the Monthly Review of the New
York Federal Reserve Bank for April 1:
"The movement of gold to the United States from
England
and the Continent, which began last November, ceased with
the receipt of $12,600,000 from England in the first week of
Other receipts of gold during the month totaled
$6,700,000, of which $4,200,000 came from Canada, $2,200,000 from India, and $300,000 from China*MMMdMS
"In addition to these receipts, the monetary gold stock
of the United States was increased by substantial amounts
of newly mined domestic gold and scrap gold which con¬
tinued to be turned in to the mints and assay offices, and
March.
release of $750,000 of gold previously held under ear¬
for foreign account.
There was also a receipt of
$1,400,000 of gold from Colombia which was immediately
earmarked on arrival and was therefore without effect on
by
a
mark
the
in
gold stock."
•
'
Canadian exchange was relatively easy throughout March
terms of the United States dollar.
Most of the time
Montreal funds
funds
were
at a discount.
OnMarch 30 Montreal
quoted at a discount oi %% to %%.
Mon¬
treal funds ranged in March from a discount of 2 23-32%
to a discount of 5 /32 %, which compared with a range of
between 14% discount and 1-16% premium in February.
were
CONTINENTAL AND OTHER FOREIGN EXCHANGES
The collapse of the belga during the last week of March
marks the first break in the European gold bloc.
The failure
of the mission to Paris headed
in
by former Premier Theunis
of Belgian
effort to obtain more favorable treatment
an
Belgium
Cabinet
by the opposition of the devaluationists
exports made suspension of the gold standard by
inevitable.
On Tuesday, March 19, the Theunis
resigned, forced out
to
its
efforts
at
economic
and
financial
rehabilitation.
Despite foreign exchange restrictions and an embargo on
gold exports, the flight of capital continued and the Govern¬
ment of National Union formed on March 25 by the new
Premier, Dr. Paul Van Zeeland, faced a critical situation.
During 1934 Belgium's foreign trade declined 6.13% from
1933 despite the general recovery experienced by the rest
of the world in that year,
and
was
59% below her 1929
Reduced imports and a favorable balance of
international payments were not sufficient to offset the
decline in foreign trade.
The British policy of allowing the
pound to drift has increased the difficulties of all the gold
bloc countries.
Increase in the British tariff on primary
foreign trade.
iron and steel
products from 35% to 50%, announced on
March 20, struck directly at Belgium's principal exports.
The weakened position of the belga in turn impaired French
Government
credit
by causing
a
decline in rentes and in
bond prices.
Imminence of drastic action to meet the
Belgian monetary
all Belgian
exchanges ordered on Thursday, March 28.
On Friday,
the Chamber of Deputies and oh Saturday, Miarch 30, the
Belgian Senate approved Premier Van Zeeland's proposals
for suspension of the gold standard and 25% devaluation
of the belga.
A Cabinet decision announced on March 31
fixed the devaluation at 28% from the gold ratio to which
the Belgian currency had been devalued in 1926.
Both
houses granted the Government special powers to govern
by decree for one year and voted temporary credit with which
to embark on Dr. Van Zeeland's comprehensive program of
economic rehabilitation, which is discussed in other columns.
Devalued by 28% from parity of 23.5419, the belga has a new
parity of 16.9502 cents, at which point it is to be maintained
by means of an equalization fund.
In his declaration to the
Chamber on March 29, the Belgian Premier asserted his
loyalty to the principle of the gold standard and his desire
"to see it re-established without delay under conditions
crisis
was
indicated by the three-day closing of
an
international
stabilization
conference.
The
Premier
devalua¬
30% of the 23.5419 parity, which would be 16.4793
cents, "in virtue of an accord to which other great countries
of the world would adhere, at a level that would in no case
be inferior by more than 30% to the present level."
Dr. Van Zeeland is one of the Belgian alternate members
of the World Bank Board.
In World Bank circles his im¬
tion of
plied promise to return to gold was viewed as clearly con¬
tingent upon success in effecting a stabilization agreement,
which left him committed neither to definite devaluation nor
to linking the belga to sterling, but placed him in the strongest
bargaining position he can take in the international stabiliza¬
tion negotiations he seeks to open.
On Thursday, March 29, the belga was quoted in New
York at from 21.00 down to 20.50 cents; on Friday from
19.45 cents down to 19.01 cents, to close at 19.35 cents,
and on Saturday, March 30, in an unusually active market
the. belga fell to a new low of 18.40 cents, closing at 18.75,
which was off 60 points from the day before* but still well
above the new parity.
Belga futures improved on Friday
to a discount of 125 points under spot for 90-days, against
Thursday's quotation of 250.
Belgium's action was re¬
garded as foreshadowing a new period of unsettlement in
the foreign exchanges.
The remaining gold bloc countries
were already feeling the effect at the close
of the month
as discounts on Dutch, French and Swiss futures widened
on Friday, March 29, and spot rates fell below the gold,
export points.
Gold engaged for shipment to New York
from Paris and Amsterdam was
around $25,000,000.
estimated
on
March 30 at
Engagements in excess of £20,000,000
reported on March 28, when the counter movement should
have occurred, were stated to represent British Exchange
Equalization Account funds sold some time ago in operations
to support sterling.
According to the "Financial News"
(London) about £70,000,000 of Equalization Fund gold
has been sold by the Bank of France during the past 12
months to support sterling.
The Bank of France statement for the week ended March 1
showed an increase in gold holdings of 155,837,214 francs;
for the week ended March 8 an increase of 424,201,005
francs; for the week ended March 15 a decrease of 51,519,693
francs, and for the week ended March 22 an increase of
28,532,743 francs.
Total gold holdings on March 22 stood
at 82,596,794,593 francs, which compared with 74,365,395,446 francs last year and with 28,935,000,000 francs when
the unit
was
The Bank's ratio
stabilized in June 1928.
on
March 22 stood at
80.76%, compared with 77.34% a year
earlier and with legal requirement of 35%.
The high for
the franc during the month was 6.69K on March 6 and
the low was 6.58% on March 29 and 30.
Italian lire showed ease during March in terms of the dollar,
due to Italy's policy of allowing the currency to decline
below the theoretical export point and of excluding all
imports.
The lira registered a record low for the year
of 8.22 on March 25, but recovered to 8.26the next
day, on weakening in the franc.
The Bank of Italy reduced
its discount rate on March 25 from 4% to 3f£%, probably
in an attempt to return to its cheap money program for
internal purposes, which was interrupted last fall.
Cable
transfers on Rome on March 1 were 8.50 @8.51, and the
range,
Rome
for the month was 8.22@8.51.
closed
on
March 30 at 8.27
Cable transfers
on
having fluctuated
between 8.26 @8.271^.
German marks
in
March.
presented
The
mark continued to
no new
features of importance
high quotations for the free
represent only the scarcity value created
relatively
by the rigid control maintained by the Reichsbank.
The Reichsbank statement for the first quarter of March
showed an increase in gold and bullion of 37,000 reichsmarks;
for the second quarter an increase of 313,000 reichsmarks; for
for third quarter an increase of 109,000 reichsmarks, and
for the last quarter an increase of 229,000 reichsmarks.
The Bank's gold and bullion on March 30 stood at 80,824,000 reichsmarks, which compared with 237,136,000 reichs¬
marks a year earlier and with 806,223,000 reichsmarks at
the end of 1932.
The Bank's ratio on March 30 stood at
2.32%, compared with 6.7% a year earlier and with
25.8% on Dec. 31 1932.
On March 1 the free market was
quoted at 40.48 @40.58, and on March 30 at 40.07@40.12.
Exchange on the countries neutral during the war followed'
the trend of sterling so far as the Scandinavian units were
concerned.
Spanish pesetas were allowed to drift from their
peg to the French franc.
The gold bloc units, the Holland
guilder and the Swiss franc, were influenced by the Belgian
crisis.
The guilder and the Swiss franc were subjected to
growing pressure from speculative attacks, as the devaluation
of the belga on March 29 broke the weakest link in the gold
bloc group.
All the remaining gold currencies dropped
below the theoretical gold export points and a new gold
movement from Europe to New York began.
A shipment
of 10,000,000 guilders ($6,806,000) was reported on Thurs¬
day, March 28, when the guilder sold down to 67.52, 8]4
points below the gold export point. Another engagement of
about $3,660,000 from Amsterdam was reported on March
31.
Gold was at a 2% premium in Switzerland on March
29 for the first time in about two years.
The flight of some
100,000,000 Swiss francs during the week represented nervous
capital,
MONTHLY
April, 1935]
Guilder cable transfers
on
Amsterdam
policy was thought likely to prove helpful to China by
offsetting the protracted depletion of its silver stocks by
means of a
large gold loan.
The London price for silver on
March 30 was 283^ pence, against 26 1-16 pence on March 1.
Shanghai dollars were 37.31 @37 13-16 on March 30, against
38.92@39% on March 1. Yen checks sold at 28.02@
28.10 on March 30, against 28.25 on March, 1.
68.20@68.30.
The guilder ranged the month from 67.39 @
68.71, and was 67.42@67.47 on March 30.
Swiss cable
transfers were 32.31 @32.32 on March 30, against 32.61 @
32.65 on March 1.
Cable transfers on Sweden were 24.70@
on March 30, against 24.84@24.93 on March 1.
Exchange on the South American countries followed the
trend of sterling and reflected the business improvement in
those countries.
A new banking system was established in
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during March. In accordance with Japanese policy, the
yen followed the swings in sterling.
Announcement on
Wednesday, March 20, of the sale by the United States
Treasury of 32,000 ounces of gold to the Bank of Mexico,
under special license, was accompanied by an offer to sell
gold to countries prepared to trade silver or other suitable
commodities in exchange.
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benefit to distressed currencies and was thought to be a
constructive influence in the Oriental exchanges as it pro¬
vided a means of accomplishing the objectives of the American
silver purchase program without further disturbance to the
internal economy of the Far Eastern countries.
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and transferring its gold stock of approximately 247,000,000
gold pesos to the Central Bank, ana setting up a rediscount
institute for the liquidation of frozen credits.
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1,061,000 paper pesos, the gold stock will provide a currency
with a gold cover of 103.5%, but will reduce the nominal
value of the paper peso to 23 K cents gold.
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18.99al9.02 29.63o29.89 2.29
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l',6al% disct
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4.19
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l',6% discount
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4.18
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4.18
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4.18
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4.18
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31.88a31.95 31.89a32.00
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8.24a8.25
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31.73a31.95 31.74a32.00
31.79a31.95 31.80o32.00
8.20a8.22
8.23a8.25
8.18a8.20
8.19a8.25
8.20a8.22
8.23a8.25
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8.23a8.25
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2.11
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8.20a8.23
8.23oS.25
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8.23a8.25
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02.12H 31.85o31.95 31.86a32.00
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8.20a8.22
8.23a8.25
8.20aS.23
8.2408.25
8.20a8.23
8.23a8.25
8.2008.23
8.23a8.25
8.2008.25
8.2508.26
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l.OOHal.OlH
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18.87al8.92 29.50o29.74 2.27
18.86al8.89 29.51029.74 2.27
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02.28
1.26
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32.18a32.20 32.19a32.25
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02.28
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SUN DAY
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Chile
Peru
Portugal
HongKong
Shanghai
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Sol
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25.00
57.00o57.31
16.66
80.00a80.67
26.25
5.06O5.20
13.75024.50
4.40o4.42
5.06a5.20
23.75a24.50
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57.00a57.31
16.66
80.00a81.02
26.25
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47.47o483,6
48.180489,6
26.25
5.06O5.20
23.75a24.50
4.31a4.34
25.00
57.00fl57.31
16.66
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16.66
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39.48a39«,6 28.06o28.l6 49.75o50.00 56.00o56H
38.92o39H
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36.47o36.55
68.56
36.19o36.20
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17.06a47,3,6 38.69o39H
16.66o47S16 37.54o38.00
48.25a4S'3,6 38.53a39.00
48.13a48»,6 37.44a38H
68.72
27.83o28.10 49.90o50.00 55.38o56.00 35.83o36.12
68.85
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68.74
35.71o36.12
68.81
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68.78
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68.54
35.85o35.93
68.48
35.73o35.82
68.33
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67.96
27.87o28.15 49.95o50.00 55.31o55H
65.95
68.84
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10
11
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54 00054.64
16.66
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26.25
12
25.00
52.50o54.95
16.66
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26.15
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16.66
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26.15
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51.00a54.13
16.66
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26.15
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51.00o53.76
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26.15
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51.00a52.36
16.66
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5.10a5.20
5.10o5.20
5.10O5.20
5.10o5.20
23.75024.50
4.3404.36
23.75a24.50
4.34
23.75a24.50
4.32a4.34
23.75a24.50
4.32a4.34
23.75024.50
4.34
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4.34a4.35
28.02028.06 49.95o50.00 55.56o55H
47.56a48i,6 38.10o38',6
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50.00
55.63o56M
48.13o489,6 38.58o38'516 28.05o28.20
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48.13a489,6 38.48a38'5,6 28.09o28.25
36.05o36.26
67.90
36.15o36.38
67.85
35.95a36.02
68.20
SUNDAY
17
18
25.00
51.00o51.68
16.66
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26.15
5 10a5.20
23.75a24.50
4.33a4.34
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19
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51.50a51.68
16.66
26.15
23.75a24.50
4.33a4.36
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4.34a4.37
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4.33o4.35
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4.33o4.35
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51.00o51.68
16.66
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80.00a80.18
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51.50o51.81
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26.15
5.1025.20
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23.50a24.50
4.34
26.15
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16.66
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51.50a52.09
16.66
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27.90o28.03 50.00a 50',6
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36.00a36.10
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47.69a48i,6
67.85
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24
25
25.00
52.00a53.19
16.66
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26.15
5 10a5 20
23.50a24.50
26
25.00
51.50o52.63
16.66
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26.15
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5.10o5.20
23.50o24.50
4.3404.35
23.50a24.50
4.3504.37
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4.36o4.39
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4.3604.41
23.50a24.50
27
25.00
51.50o52.63
16.66
80.00a80.15
26.15
28
25.00
52.00o53.76
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16.66
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26.15
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RANGE
Bond Sales
;
March
,
OF
PRICES DURING MARCH
...
1935.
March
$319,673,300
1,145,161,700
1;;
1935
Stock Sales
1934
.^$310,655,000
861,457,000
Jan. 1 to March 31
BOND
1935
Shares
Jan; 1 to March 31
-
-
15,850,057
49,663,714
1934
29,900,904
141,296,205
NOTICE.—Ca«h and deferred delivery sales axe disregarded in the month's range, unless they are the only transactions of the month, and when selling
regular monthly range are shown in a footnote In the month in whloh they occur.
No account is taken of such sales in oomputlng the range lor the year.
The tables
on
March 1935 and
pages
outside of the
21 to 43 furnish a complete record of the transactions on the New York Stock Exchange during
since Jan. 1.
They need no extended introduction, as they are self-explanatory. The table
the range
embrace every security dealt in on
We give bonds first, using the classification adopted in the official list.
the Exchange.
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,
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,"
at
are
a
but where this is the
case
the
became effective Jan. 2 1909.
Sales in
quotation "flat" 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.
BONDS
March
Value
N.
Y.
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Si
Mar. 1
to
Mar. 31
Lowest
Sale Prices
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Mar. 30
1
Highest
'35
Ask Bid
Bid
$
First Liberty Loan—
3.236,000
First
June 15 1932-1947
7,000
Registered....
12,000
First 4s
June 15 1932-1947
v Registered.................
2,832,000
First 4^s
June 15 1932-1947
66,000
Registered.....................
First Sec'd 4^1
June 15 *32-47
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN MARCH
Low from
July 1 1933
Ask
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Mar. 20 10340
Mar.
9
101.5
Mar. 20 105.14
Jan.
12
Mar. 20 103.4
Mar. 11
101.4
Mar. 20
103.14
Jan.
4
102.16
Mar. 12 102.20
Mar. 13
102.7
Jan.
101.10
Mar. 19 103.18
Mar.
2
101.10
101.10
Mar. 19 101.14
Mar. 27
101.10
Mar. 19 103.20
103
101.14 Sale
101.5
101.4
102.19 Sale
Jan.
102.22
Mar.
.....
100.17
102.16
16 102.70
Mar. 13
-
99.28
102.19 Sale
101.16 Sale
—
W W
'«■»
W'.
102""
Fourth 4H$
Oct 15 1933-1938 A O
A O
Registered..
Fourth 4H%
(3d called).1933-38
Registered............
\
10,000
18.450,000
100.30
103.7
io"o"i"
Ioi:23 Sale"
O
104.10
Sale
102.24 Sale
1,939,000 Treasury 4H$
Oct 15 1947-1952
3,000
Registered.....................
5,132.000 Treasury 4X-3H%~Oct 15 1943-1945
D
Registered.............
D
Dec 15 1944-1954
D
8,000
Registered.......
914,000 Treasury 3H»
Mar 15 1946-1956 M S
5,000
Registered....................... M 8
857,000 Treasury 3K«
June 15 1943-1947 J D
J D
13,000
Registered...............
116:5" Sale*
115:25 Sale"
104.31 Sale
105.10 Sale
7,228,000 Treasury 3s
Dec
1,000
Registered........
Mar.
103.10
Mar. 11
102.19
Mar.
104.5
Jan.
101.27
Mar.
5
100.5
Mar.
102.16
Jan.
12
101.22
Mar.
4
100.
Mar.
101.31
Jan.
23
4
113.6
12
Sale
lli:4"" Sale""
115.10
Mar.
116.10
Mar.
Jan.
116.14
Fob.
25
Mar.
115.6
Mar. 21
114
Jan.
116.8
Feb.
26
104.22
Mar.
105.16
Mar.
4
102.28
Jan.
105.20
Feb.
25
Mar.
105.6
Mar.
4
103.24
Jan.
105.6
Mar.
110.10
Mar.
111.12
Mar.
4
108.24
Jan.
111.24
Feb.
23
Mar.
111.5
Mar.
4
108.24
Jan.
111.5
Feb.
27
107
23
109.14 109.18 108.28
1064~o" Sale"
ioius 107**"
S
9342
103:7" Sale"
103:14 Sale""
D
97~26
103.18 Sale
104.9
4
109.27
Mar.
Jan.
109.28
Feb.
109.5
Mar.
109.6
Mar. 15
109.5
Mar.
109.6
Mar. 15
106
Mar.
106.30
Mar.
6
103.28
Jan.
106.30
Mar.
Mar.
5
6
105.31
Mar.
106.19
Mar. 27
105.31
Mar.
106.19
Mar. 27
102.25
Mar.
103.24
Mar.
4
100.20
Jan.
103.29
Feb.
103.5
M
J
23
D
Mar.
103.23
Mar. 12
102.19
Feb.
103.23
Mar. 12
104.13 102.24
Mar.
103.24
Mar.
4
100.20
Jan.
103.27
Feb.
Mar.
102.26
Mar. 13
102.26
Mai.
102.26
Mar. 13
107:7" 10740
106.15
Mar.
107.20
Mar.
5
104.15
Jan.
107.20
Mar.
102.3
Mar.
102.3
Mar. 28
106.6
Feb.
107.3
Mar. 28
10742
Sale"
106.17
Mar.
107.17
Mar.
5
104.14
Jan.
107.17
Mar.
Sale
104.9
Sale
103.24
Mar.
8 104.24
Mar.
5
101.26
Jan.
104.28
Feb.
103.26
Mar. 12 104.17
Mar.
4
103.17
Jan.
104.17
Mar.
104.10 Sale
104.9
104.14 103.26
8 104.25
Mar.
4
101.15
Jan.
104.28
Feb.
23
103.17
Jan.
103.17
Jan.
22
9842*
106 Ye
98.8"
106.17 Sale
94".26
104.9
Sale"
I)
5
5
I0T.6"
Mar,
23
4
97~27
106.16 Sale
107.14 Sale
106.16
Mar.
1 107.32
Mar. 27
104.18
Jan.
107.22
Mar. 27
107.6
Mar. 18 107.13
Mar. 20
107.6
Mar.
107.13
Mar. 20
99~24
1944-1946
—
23
B
J
J
June 15 1946-1949
165""" Sale"
105:9" Sale"
104.20
Mar. 12 105.17
Mar.
5
102.24
Jan.
105.17
Mar.
5
104.20
Mar. 12 104.29
Mar.
9
103.19
Jan.
104.29
Feb.
101.6
Sale
100.15
Mar. 19 101.8
Mar. 27
100.15
Mar.
101.8
Mar. 27
Sale
103
Mar. 12 104
Mar.
4
101.14
Jan.
104
Mar.
102.14
Feb.
102.14
Feb.
1
101.11
Mar. 12 102.6
Mar.
4
99.16
Jan.
102.12
Feb.
23
101.18
Mar. 14 101.18
Mar. 14
99.20
Jan.
101.18
Mar. 14
.......
1955-1960
..1964
6,657,000 Treasury 2^8..
640,000 Fed Farm Mtfis Corp 3a
Registered
M
»
M S
May 15 1944-1949 MN
3s
10045
98
103.18 Sale
103.9
94*27
101.27 Sale
101.20 Sale
Registered..
1
12
104.29
Sale
111.5
.....
1,000
Jan.
Mar.
109.15 Sale
M
Registered.......
3,094,000
4
104.16
Mar.
98*5"
13,054,000 Treasury 3
1949-1952 J D
Registered
5,400,000 Treasury 3J*s...«
Aug 1 1941 F A
F A
4,000
Registered.............
6,859,000 Treasury 3
7,000
Registered
5
102.26
15 1946-1948
Registered
14,000
Mar.
100.5
99*26
D
1,792,000 Treasury 3H
June 15 194943
D
4,000 ' Registered.......................
3.041,000 Treasury 3N«
Mar 15 1941-1943 M fl
4,250,000 Treasury 3
103.15
Mar.
110.24
105
lbl~X8
......
6,434,000 Treasury 3s
...Sept 15 1951-1955
5,000
Registered--.-
102.22
115.6
97*26
7,000
3,052,000 Treasury 4s
12
100
I66:s "Sale"
O
O
12
Jan.
102.19
...
106,000
Jan.
Jan.
4 103
r
Fourth Liberty Loan—
1,030,000
Mar. 19 104.4
21
4
J
J
10*0*20
161726 Sa'le"
161726 Sale"
101.12
Mar. 13 102.5
Mar.
4
100.20
Feb.
102.14
Feb.
752,000 Home Owners Mtge Corp 4s.....1951 J
J
94.26
101.10 Sale
100.31 Sale
100.30
Mar. 29 102.16
Mar.
5
100.19
Jan.
102.16
Mar.
3s Series A...................1952 MN
9*4*26
102:*" Sate"
161:20 Sale"
lOLS" Mar."8 l02:6"~ Mar."
4
9948"
Jan.
102.14
Feb.
23
100.16
Feb.
100.24
Feb.
14
92*28
looh"" Sale"
106:6"" Sale"
*8 16646" Mar."
5
96.20
Jan.
7 100.16
Mar.
5
7
98.25
Feb.
8 100
Mar.
7
Feb.
18 110
1,437,000
.Ian 15 1942-1947
3s
23
5
Registered...................
5,996,000
jt
8,536,666
2,000
......
m
2H* Series
j
B~_111IIAug l" 1939-1949
FA
96:29
100
Registered
............
Panama 3s.....................1961
Man
Mar.
7 100.
Mar.
TlO***'
110
Feb. 18
STATE AND CITY SECURITIES
(See Note below)
FOREIGN GOV T. & MUNICIPAL'S
A
18 H
♦February 1935 coupon on..
♦Sinking fuod 6s A ....Apr IB 1948 AO
i5H
♦Agric Mtge Bank a f 6s
11,000
*
«
27,000
304,000
39.000
30,000
18,000
29,000
21,000
4,000
18,000
124,000
91,000
405,000
311,000
305,000
288,000
202,000
282,000
261,000
174,000
393,000
.....1947
♦April 15 1935 coupon on
Akershus (Dept) extl Ss
......1963
♦Antioauia (Dspt of) Col 7a A... 1945
♦External s f 7s sar B
...1945
♦External sf 7s sar C.......... 1945
♦External s f 7s seirD..
1945
*7* 1st series
1957
*7* 2d series
......1957
>7s 3d series
1957
Antwerp (City) extl loan 5s..
1958
Argentine Govt public works 6s. 1960
Argentine Nation (Govt of)—
Sinking fund 6s of June 1925..1959
Extl s i g 6s of Oct 1925
...1959
Sinking fund gold 6s ser A....1957
External 1st s t 6s ser B
...1958
Extl s f 6s of May 1926
-I960
1 External sf 6s (State Ry)
1960
Extl s i 6s (Sanitary Works)
1961
Public Works axt s f g 6s..May 1961
Public Worksexts f5Ka..
.1962
F
25
j
35
21X
25
"25*" *30*"
MN
96 X
9
21
Mar. 26
Sale
19 X Mar.
90X Mar.
Sale
7% Mar.
24^ Mar.
7
24XMar "II
96X Mar.
1
Mar.
Jkn.
7
Jan. 16
Jan. 11
Feb. 20
Jan.
2
Jan.
4
Jan. 30
Jan.
7
Jan.
2
Jan. 10
Jan. 10
34% Jan.
19%
90%
7%
IX
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
J
J
Mar.
1
J
J
Mar.
8% Mar.
J
J
8X Mar.
6
7
J
J
Mar.
Mar.
8X Mar.
5
A O
Mar.
O
5
A
O
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
5
A
9
9
9
5
7
Mar.
Mar.
108
Mar.
1
88
Mar.
91M Mar.
95
Mar.
1
90 X Feb.
95
Mar.
2
95
95
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
2
2
90
90
Sale
Sale
Sale
Mar. 23
Mar. 21
Mar.
6
Mar. 21
Mar. 13
1
90KFeb.
7
90X Feb. 13
2
90
Sale
Mar. 26
95X Mar.
2
Mar. 21
95
2
% Mar. 21
84H Mar. 26
95
Mar.
Mar.
90
90
2
90
90 X Mar.
4
84 X Mar. 26
88
AO
93 X
Sale
J
D
92 X
Sale
a92X
Sale
A
O
93
-Sale
93 m
93%
92 X
Sale
M S
J
D
M N
M S
F
A
MN
F
A
93 X
93
Sale
Sale
93 X Sale
93 X Sale
92 X Sale
93
Sale
88 X Sale
92 m
93
93X Sale
92X Sale
86 X Sale
90
9
21
95
95
7X Mar.
7X Mar.
7 X Mar.
7% Mar.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Mar
7
7
.
?
2
2
95
Mar.
95
Mar.
95
2
95
Mar.
Mar.
7
7
95
Mar.
2
95X Mar.
2
7
7
95
Mar.
Mar.
90 X Jan.
2
2
95
1
2
NOTE—State and City Securities—Sales of State and City securities occur very rarely on the New York Stock Exchange and usually only at
lone intervals, dealings in such securities being almost entirely at private sale over the counter.
Bid and Asked quotations, however, by active dealers
in these securities will be found on a subsequent page under the general head of "United States & Municipal Bonds."
For footnotes see page
33.
N. Y. STOCK
22
Sales in
March
Value
Low from
BONDS
N.
July
STOCK EXCHANGE
Y.
1
Mar. 31
514,000
646,000
165,000
217,000
51,000
394,000
762,000
613,000
703,000
57,000
53,000
28,000
99,000
18,000
195,000
72,000
146,000
113,000
349,000
250,000
112,0<J0
59,000
64,000
18,000
1928........1956
External l48*oi
International s f 7s.......
F
♦Bavaria (FreeState)
37", 666
57,000
3,000
4,000
4,000
846,000
15,000
133,000
Bid
96^
D
8s
1927
♦ Cent
Ry 30-year g 7s...
J
External
9,000
22,000
11,000
27,000
40,000
176,000
(City) 6ft» B 2....1955
External
s
425,000
368,000
609,000
31
93
99 ft
Sale
96
Mar.
Mar. 28
343
Mar.
31
Mar.
Sale
97
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
97ft Mar.
97ft Mar.
36
Sale
32ft
13ft
Mir.
93ft Mar. 20 106
101ft Mar. 20 117ft Mar. 16
31
29
5*
Mar. 20 110
Mar. 15
99ft Mar. 12
4
7
Mar. 18
99
Mar.
33ft Mar.
34ft Mar.
15
Mar. 30
12ft Mar. 29
5ft Mar. 15
2
6
2
Marf
6
Mar. 28
_
5ft Mar. 15
Wfc20
6ft Mar.
5ft Mar.
4
4
Mar. 12
5ft Mar.
2
2
4
4
Mar. 22
4
28
v
Mar. 20
Mar. 12
Mar. 22
Sale
Sale
28
32ft Mar.
5
O
Sale
Sale
23 J
Mar. 22
26ft Mar.
2
23ft Mar. 22
O
Sale
Sale
233
Mar. 19
J
D
Sale
27
Mar. 4
26 ft Mar. 7
40
Mar. 13
23 ft Mar. 19
24
Jan. 10
Sale
39
24
Mar. 21
37
Mar. 18
Sale
88 ft
Sale
89ft Mar. 29
85ft Mar. 30
F
101ft Sale
98ft
39
6
A
J
D
36 ft
87 ft
j"~j
82ft
85
M S
S
A
66
A
58 ft
39
Sale
.....
Sale
a33ft Sale
86 ft Sale
..—
83
60
85
84
97
33 ft Jan.
2
89 ft Mar. 29
95ft Mar.
1
96
Mar.
4
Mar. 21 101ft Mar.
1
97
10
37 ft Mar.
Feb.
Feb.
4
D
85ft Mar. 30
24
Feb. 18
Mar.
Feb.
8
8
..
„
5
91
Mar.
4
84
85
Mar.
6
86
Mar.
5
83
85
Mar.
1
86
Mar.
4
66ft Mar. 28
67
Mar. 29
82ft Feb.
4
66ft Mar. 28
3
8
Jan. 24
Mar. 12
Mar. 2
Feb. 17
Feb.
9
Jan.
2
Jan.
3
6ft
6ft
39.
31ft
31ft
Feb.
5
Feb.
5
Jan.
2
2
Jan.
2
Jan.
31ft Jan.
2
41ft Feb. 15 *
97
Jan. 21
_
.
97
Mar. 21 102
49ft Jan.
32ft Jan.
33ft Mar. 29
84ft Mar. 22
37
97
Mar. 20 110
95 ft Jan. 28 99]
93
Jan. 31
99
27 ft Jan.
3 38
27 ft Jan.
4 38ft
12 ft Mar. 29
18
D
M S
24
Jan.
ft Mar. 20 107 ft Feb. 21
93ft Mar. 20 107 ft Feb. 26
LOlft Mar. 20 117ft Mar. 16
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
o
8
Jan.
Jan. 21
93
Sale
16ft
Mar.
-Mar. 29
ft Mar. 20 107
Sale
F
Jan.
18
Jan. 21
Feb.
8
39
Jan. 16
91
Mar. 4 v'
86
Mar. 5
86
Mar. 4
70ft Jan. 10
53
J
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♦External
rn m
»
m m mm •» mmm m
a
f6s 1961
mm mm m m m m m
.1961
f (Hi
s
♦Stamped
...
M
♦May
s
15 1968 MN
off........—
♦Jan 1 1935 coupon on.
♦Colombia
Jan 1961
Mtge Bank 6fta
1947
♦Sinking fund 7s of 1926
♦Sinking fund 7s of 1927
Copenhagen external 5s..
1946
...1947
1952
Gold
♦External
s
50
MN
A O
F A
J J
M S
M S
M N
J D
J D
A O
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
40ft
13
Sale
Sale
13
Sale
12ft
13 ft
13
Sale
12 ft
13 ft
Sale
13
32
35
12 ft
13 ft
9
4
11*
17ft
M S
oil
13
lift Sale
J D
M S
M S
10
102 ft
13
13
13
50
Mar. 29
Mar. 22
11
Mar. 23
10ft Mar. 29
11
Mar. 23
10ft Mar. 23
1942
J
Mar. 27
1
Mar.
1
13 ft Mar.
Mar.
4
Mar. 23
Mar. 29
Mar. 23
1
Mar. 23
2
13
13
13
13
Mar.
1
Mar. 30
Mar. 30
Mar. 21
Mar. 22
12ft Mar.
13 ft Mar.
6
Mar. 21
4
11
Mar. 22
13
Mar.
1
Mar. 22
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
4
1
5
Mar. 22
40
1
99
Sale
Mar.
12ft
lift
42ft
102ft
32ft
Mar.
Mar.
LOlft Mar.
30ft Mar.
2
30ft
29ft
23 ft
23 ft
25ft Mar.
25ft Mar.
Mar. 4
Mar. .2
Mar. 6
Mar. 1
Mar.
1
Mar,
1
Mar.
18
Mar.
Sale
18
Mar.
Sale
86
Mar.
24
94
Mar.
Mar.
91ft Mar.
1
49
Mar.
42ft Mar.
91ft Sale
83
49
Sale
40
Sale
50
51ft
50
50
Sale
40
Mar. 22
9ft Jan.
4
Mar. 26
Jan.
5
27 ft Jan.
3
25ft Mar. 18
25ft Mar. 19
22 ft Feb. 20
2
9
10
18ft Mar. 6
18 ft Feb.
6
Jan. 25
19
3
23
2
2
26
8
14
16
14
26
55 ft Jan.
17
Feb. 23
15
Feb.
2
15
Feb.
1
15
Feb.
1
Feb.
2
Feb.
1
15
Feb.
2
Feb.
1
Jan. 30
Feb.
1
Feb.
1
12
Feb.
2
47
Jan.
9
102 ft Feb.
7
36
Feb.
5
15
15*
ill
36 ft Jan.
37
Jan.
Mar,
2
Mar. 21
50
Mar. 21
40
Mar. 27
70
Mar. 25
79ft Jan. 17
35ft Mar.
33 ft Mar. 14
20
Mar. 27
94ft Feb. 20
35ft Feb.
0
25 ft Jan.
3
97ft Jan. 25
93
18
18
86
Mar, 29
Mar. 28
Mar. 28
1
83
40
Mar. 28
Mar. 23
1
38ft Mar. 21
24ft
24ft
25ft
94 ft
2
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
91ft Mar.
49
Mar.
43ft Jan.
50ft Jan.
47
Jan.
50
Mar.
Mar.
70
Jan.
62 ft Jan.
40
Mar. 27
77ft Mar. 4
38ft Mar.
76ft Sale
Mar. 22
_
2
23
J
6
Mar. 30
Mar. 30
10
Sale
6
61ft Jan.
72
Mar. 29
14
Jan.
Jan.
8 107 ft Feb.
Jan. 18 113ft Mar.
Jan.
7 103 ft Jan.
Mar. 27
62 ft Jan.
Mar. 29
13 ft Jan.
Mar. 25
58 ft Jan.
Mar. 29
47
Jan.
Mar. 29
46 ft Jan.
Mar.
49ft Mar.
15ft Mar.
13ft Mar.
Mar. 30
10ft
10ft
lift
lift
Mar.
Sale
16
18ft Feb.
17ft Feb.
41ft Mar.
Mar. 27
til
Sale
Mar." "5
41ft Mar.
Sale
Sale
18ft
Mar. 25
Sale
Sale
Sale
32ft 33ft
A O
J J
A O
MN
F A
J D
M N
F A
67 ft Jan. 17
52
Mar. 22
Mar. 29
40
M N
52
5
8ft Mar. 29
lift Mar. 7
Mar.
7 107 ft Mar. 26
Mar. 20 113 ft Mar.
2
Mar.
1 L03ft Mar. 14
53 ft Mar. 27
Mar. 27
Mar. 29
10ft Mar. 8
36ft
Sale
Mar." 19
Mar. 22
2
70
Mar. 22
16"" Mar."30 "l8ft"Mar.""6
Sale
37ft
39ft
12ft
14ft
lift Sale
lift Sale
10ft
lift
10ft
lift
10ft Sale
Sale
47
12
6
31
12
1
1
4
8
22
(Republic)—
f 5fta
33 ft
68 ft
83 ft
Sink fd 8s
s
93
1953
61
85ft
78 ft
19ft
25
9ft
77 ft
77
lift Sale
June 30 1945
(Dept Colombia)
1952 A O
B
20-yr external gold 6s .1942 J
External g 5fta__.
J
79ft
75
..—1955
External g 4fta
-
1962
.
.....
80
25ft
85 ft
78
25 ft
33 ft Mar. 14
20
22ft
Sale
94ft
z90
95
84
Sale
79
Sale
Mar. 27
Mar.
5
6
23 ft Mar.
4
95ft Mar. 30
Mar. 19
90
Mar. 19
90
Feb.
Mar. 20
Mar. 11
87ft Mar. 23
84
77
Mar. 20
23ft Mar. 16
26ft Mar. 22
77
78ft Mar.
2
16
Jan.
8
23 ft Jan.
8
Feb. 23
87 ft Mar. 23
80ft Feb.
8
26 ft Jan. 17
,
.
f 6ft a
ser
95 ft
89 ft
61ft
—1959 MN
Cxechoslovak (Rep of) extl 8s...1951 A O
♦External
8(1
37
38
24*
1949
...
-
♦Public Works 5ft a
Denmark
a12.y* "8ft
Sale
12 ft
Nov 151937 MN
4fta external loan
•
"17"" "18ft
41ft
41ft
49 ft
15 ft
13 ft
J J
A O
♦7s Nov 11932 coupon on......1951 MN
♦7s May 11936 coupon on......1951
Cuba (Rep of) 5s of 1904
1944 MS
5s ext debt Ser A of 1914
...1949 F A
30-year
"19"
8
lift
9ft
lift
Sale
L06ft Sale 106
Sale
L12 ft Sale
112
103ft 103 ft
L03ft Sale
53ft
58ft
A O
M N
F A
J J
A O
M S
♦Stamped
Cordoba (Prov) Argen 7s
Rica
52
2
59ft Mar.
68ft Mar. 14
55 ft
'
17 ft
......
f 7s
52
74
Mar.
59ft Mar.
Mar. 22
55
54ft
42 ft
1953
4fta
♦Cordoba (City) external a f 7s..1957
♦Stamped..
74
Sale
54 ft
60
Sale
10ft
f g 7 Ha...-Nov
coupon
.....
"18"" "18ft "16ft Sale"
♦July coupon off...
Deutsche Bank Am part ctfs 4a
no",000
81
Sale
Sale
Sale
F
i(Prov)ref.ext'l
61
105
9ft
95 ft Sale
95ft 100
Oft Mar. 28 lift Mar. 1
Mar. 1
95ft Mar. 30 105
95ft Mar. 29 96ft Mar. 23
Sale
99
Sale
97x4 Sale
86 ft Sale
Mar.
99ft Mar. 28 105
96ft Mar. 29 100ft Mar.
85ft Mar. 28 94ft Mar.
2
Mar.
4
Sale
105
105
100
94
9
Sale
Sale
1
2
9ft Mar. 28
14ft Jan.
95ft Mar. 30 105
95ft Mar. 29 105
3
Feb. 20
Feb. 28
105
Jan. 14
96ft Mar. 29 101
Feb.
8
85ft Mar. 28 96 ft Jan. 14
99ft Mar. 28
1932 MS
♦Stamped extd to Sept 11935.—.
10.000
39,000 Dominican Republics f 5fta.—1942
1st ser 5fta of 1926
1940
60,000
2d series sinking fund Ihs....l940
25,000
—1945
34,000 ♦Dresden (City) extl a f 7a
♦El Salvador (Rep) 1st s f 8s A..1948
2,000
♦Certificates of deposit—.......
7,000
113,000
49,000
Sale
31ft
99ft
106"
66
57
♦Buenos Airs
Cundinamarca
52,000
53,000
23,000
Sale
109
f g 6s series C-2 Apr 1960 A O
f 6s series C-3—Oct 1960 A O
s
Costa
7,000
101
83 ft
115ft
♦Junel 1935 coupon on
Buenos Aires
61,000 ♦Caldas Dept of (Colombia) 7ft«-1946
...1960
463,000 Canada (Dom) Gold 4s...
30-year gold 5s..........
1952
183,000
4fta
1936
138,000
1954
1,000 ♦Carlsbad (City) s f 8s
11,000 ♦Cauca Vail (Rep of Col)s f g 7ftsl946
1950
61,000 ♦Cent Agric Bank (Gar) 7s
♦ Farm
Loan a f 6s.....
..I960
60,000
♦Farm loan a f 6s
1960
122,000
♦Farm loan 6s series A
1938
48,000
1942
54,000 ♦Chile Republic exts f g 7s
♦External sinking fund g 6s ..I960
227,000
♦External s f gold 6s.....Feb 1961
186,000
♦Ry ref extl s f g 6s.......Jan 1961
184,000
♦Extl s f 6s Int ctfs—....Sept 1961
121,000
♦Extl sinking fund 6s.........1962
109,000
♦External sinking fund 6s
.1963
246,000
47,000 ♦Chile Mtge Bank of gu • f tfta -1957
♦Guar s f gold 6fts
...—1961
84,000
♦Guaranteed s t gold 6s
.1961
144,000
♦Guaranteed sinking fund 6s..1962
103,000
1960
80,000 ♦Chilean Munic Loan 7s
1951
3,000 ♦Chinese Hukuang Ry 5s
Chrlstlania (City) (Oslo)30-yr 6S-1954
56,000
1950
60,000 ♦Cologne (Germany) a f tfta
Colombia (Rep) 6s of 1928—Oct 1961
♦April 1 1935 coupon on
Oct 1961
201,000
135,000
9,000
25,000
7,000
218,000
130,000
22,000
38,000
3,000
1,000
30,000
Sale
Mar.
Mar. 30 104ft
Mar. 30 104ft
92ft Mar. 6 97ft
LOO ft Mar. 22 102 ft
81
Mar. 29 96
A
J
1
Sale Prices
98
98
Mar.
Mar.
A
M
JAN.
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Mar. 30 103 ft
"Mar. 30 103 J
92ft Mar, 6 96}
100ft Mar. 22 101ft
98
Sale
Sale
♦Bolivia (Republic of) a f 8s
1947 M N
♦ External sec
J
gold 7s...—....1958 J
♦Extl sink fund 7a........—1969 M S
f 6fta of
Sale Prices
98
92 ft
Sale
O
♦Berlin (Germany) s f 6 He
1950
♦External sinking fund 6s.....1958 J D
♦Bogota (City) ext g 8s—......1945 A O
s
Ask
Sale
Sale
A
♦Extl
SINCE
Lowest
Highest
107 *
104
Bergen (Norway) ext s f Ss.Oct 15 1949 A O
External s f 5s
1—
1960 M S
♦Braxll (U S of) external
♦Ext s f g 6Ks of 1926
Lowest
*
Sale
34
J
A
external 1HS...1M9 M S
J
External a f 6s...............1955 J
External s f 7s................1955 J D
Stabilisation loan 7s
1956 MN
98ft
Sale
101
95
Belgium 25 year
♦Stab loan
31",600
Ask Bid
Sale
103
♦Bulgaria (Kingdom of s f g 7s.. 1967 J
45",000
Mar. 30
1
'35
M N
1943 1
1957 J
Austrian Govt s f 7s
1941
1957
1957
1952
♦Bremen external g 7s..........1935
Brisbane (City) s f 5c
1957
Sinking fund gold 5s .........1958
20-year s 1 6s
1950
63,000
♦Budapest (City) extl s f g 6s.... 1962
>
Mar.
Australia 5s of 1925
External
RANGE
PRICES IN MARCH
1933
to
GoT«rnm«nC (Co»ti*uea)
July 15 1955 J J
loan 5s of 1927.......1957 M S
Fonltfn
1,025,000
EXCHANGE-BONDS
48ft
63
m"s
40
68
Sale
68
a o
36
36
27
36
60
61
Sale
61x4
61ft
A O
MN
J
J
35
J
Estonia (Republic) 7s
1967 J
Finland (Rep of) external 6s....1945 M S
External sinking fund 7«
1950 M 8
External sinking fund 6fta
1956 M S
Finnish nun loan 6H* A.......1954 A O
33,000
External 6H* Ser B
.....1954 A O
5,000
.1953 MN
75,000 ♦Frankfort (City of) s f 6fta
195,000 French Republic 20-yr extl 7fta_.1941 J D
External a f 7s of 1924..—1949 J D
112,000
28*
70
61
2R*
70
65ft
Sale
61
35
65ft
39
95
Sale
107
Sale
49
95
Mar. 21
Mar.
7
Sig
'M
63
Mar.
64 ft
Sale
64
64
1
ft
59
106ft 106ft
77
19*
67
20
126
127*
103 ft
100 ft
100 ft
Sale
Sale 102
Sale
99ft
Sale
99ft 101
32ft] 34ft
28ft
190
Sale
Sale
1723
186
191
175ft Sale
102
66 ft Feb. 19
66
Mar. 22
Mar. 22
Mar.
1
1
Mar.
1 z43ft Mar.
Mar. 30
65ft Mar. 30
59
Mar. 13
Mar. 30
Mar. 12
95ft Mar. 27
Mar. 14
Mar. 27 108
Sale
Sale
55 ft Jan.
Jan.
69 ft Mar. 20
Mar. 28 104ft Mar.
5
99ft Mar. 19 100ft Mar.
100
Mar. 14 100 ft Mar.
27
Mar. 29
32ft Mar.
Mar.
168ft Mar. 29 190
Mar.
175ft Mar. 26 188
4
71ft Jan. 24
64
Mar. 22
64
Mar. 22
43 ft Feb. 23
Mar.
9S* Jan. 30
62
22
95 ft Mar. 27
ft Jan.
59 ft Jan.
Jan.
35
65ft Mar.
49
Mar.
84ft Jan,
103 ft Jan.
100
Feb.
108
100*
Mar. 14
101ft Jan.
104
101
101
Mar. 5
Jan. 17
Jan.
2
35
190
Feb.
Feb.
7
16
190
Feb. 28
99ft Mar.
4
2
100
26
1
168ft Mar.
175ft Mar.
5
Mar.
ft Jan.
Jan.
2
German Gov't International—
1965 J D
1949 A O
♦35-year Sfta of 1938
720,000
403,000 ♦German Republic extl 7s
German Prov Ac
95,000
15.666
Communal
"
♦S f secured 6s
1968 F
A
Haiti (Rep of) 6s series A
1952 A O
.....1946 A O
52,000 ♦Hamburg (State) 6s....
2,000 ♦Heidelberg (City) extl s f 7fta..l950 J J
72.000 Helslngfors (City) ext 6fta_—1960 A O
61,000
♦Hungarian Mun Loan 7fta
"681666
"2,666
1945 J
J
♦External sf 7s coupon.....—1946
♦Unmatured coupons attached._
5""J
♦Hungary (King of) s f 7 ft a—
♦February coupon on—...........
39ft Sale
38ft Mar. 25
38
107ft
95 ft
22
16ft
67
?§*
25*
113 ft Sale
oll3ftSale
37ft
82 ft
32 ft
28
Mar.
1
45
Mar.
1
46
Mar,
9
84
27
14
Sale
83
Mar.
4
85
27
Mar. 21
28*
32ft
28,.
28ft Mar. 16 28ft
102 ft 103 ft 101ft 102ft 101ft Mar. 13 103 ft
36
38ft
30
33ft
29ft Mar. 20 36ft
45
37]
475
Feb. 11
Feb. 11
110ft Mar.
48 ft
115ft
108ft
116 ft
Feb. 14
Jan. 16
Mar. 20
Feb.
8
108ft Mar.
119
Jan.
38ft Mar.
115ft Jan.
108 ft
Mar."25
114
Sale
110ft Mar. 2 115ft Mar. 29
111ft 111ft 108ft Mar. 6 113ft Mar. 1
31
Mar.
4
37
Mar. 4
38ft 37
Mar. 4
32ft 28ft Sale
28ft Mar. 19 31
85
Sale
27 ft Mar. 18
37
Mar. 29
4
45ft Sale
32
34
86
37
Jan.
Mar.
Feb.
82
Mar.
26 ft Jan.
Jan.
1
Mar. 11
Jan,
2
39ft Jan. |11
28ft Mar.
Mar. 14
33
7
3
Feb. 20
86 ft Jan. r14
36ft Feb.
6
9 .31
Jan.
3 103 ft Mar.
25
Mar.
2
Mar.
4
29ft Mar. 20
38
Jan.
12
35ft Mar.
8
32
37 ft Jan.
33 ft Jan.
24
2
26M
36
32
32
Sale
45
47
33
31
35
45
33
31
40
o32
Mar. 16
29ft Mar. 20
31ft Mar. 21
Mar. 26 a32
45
44 ft Sale
111ft Sale
90
Sale
36ft
37ft
36ft Mar. 21 44ft Mar. 1
111ft 114ft 111ft Mar. 1 111ft Mar. 20
82
Sale
79
Mar. 22
91
Jan.
9
29ft Mar. 20
16
Mar. 26
1944 F A
3,000 Irish Free State external 5s—..I960 MN
702,000 Italy (Kingdom) external s f 7s. 1951 J D
For footnotes, tee page 33.
Sale
27 ft Mar, 18
37
Mar. 29
28ft Sale
106"" Sale" JiHZ i5ift l06"" Mar.""I
♦Unmatured coup attached
11,000 ♦Hungarian Land m.ge 7Hs A..1961 MN
♦S f 7Hs series B
1961 MN
1,000
20",000
?2*
49
coupons on.—..
1937 PA
436,000 Grt Brit Ac Ire., 20-year Afta
f4% fund £ op I960
1990
740,000
MN
10,000 ♦Greek Govt secured 7s.........1964
41,000
31ft
33 ft Sale
44
Sale
Bka—
♦
(Cons Agric Loan) 6fta Mr A.1958 JO
♦Grax (Municipality) 8s........1954 MN
♦Only unmatured
23
Mar.
2
Jan.
9
45
Jan.
9
36ft Mar. 21 49 ft Jan. 22
108ft Feb.
8 111ft Mar. 20
79
Mar. 22 94ft Jan. 17
n. y. stock
April, 1935]
Sales in
Low from
July 1 1933
BONDS
I March
n.
Value
Mar. 31
£0,
'35
28,000 Italian Cred Consortium 7s ser A1937
External sec s f 7s series B.....1947
86,000
1952
69,000 Italian Public Utility a f a 7s
1954
378,000 Japanese Got extl s f 6H*
Extl sinking fund 5 Ha
1965
198,000
Jugoslavia (State Mtge Bank)—
♦Secured if g 7s...
1957
B
76
8
J
F
77
A
675*
un
O
mi
D
50
1954
♦Medellin (Colombia) 6Hs
5s of 1899£ 1945
♦Mexico (U S) external
3
4 Hs 1943
♦Mexican Irrlg Assenting s f
66,066
*6 5*
D
Q*j
4 y|:
t 4
♦Assenting 6s of 1899.........1945
♦Assenting 5s large..
♦Assenting 5s small..
1954 J
Assenting 4s of 1994.........1954
♦ Assenting 4s of 1910
16",660
♦
♦
Assenting 4a of 1919 small
D
JH
Assenting 4s of 1919 large......
45,000
i"3
i"
J
55*
A
O
68H
M
8
MS
J
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sev
F
A
A
O
73
F
A
88
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87
83
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A
O
J
D
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76
B
J
J
D
F
77 H
80 H
22
D
A
64
M
59 %
27
7s.. ......1959
A
.
1968
f g 6s...
♦June coupon off...
s
f 6Ha
97%
Sale
a97%
104%
104%
101%
101%
Sale
96% Mar.
96 % Mar.
103% Mar.
103% Mar.
101 % Mar.
99% Mar.
100
Mar.
101 %
106
Sdle
Sale
Sale
1065*
104 % Sale
102 % Sale
102 H 101
102
100H
100 H Sale
101
101
31 %
Sale
81
77% Sale
Sale
43
—
^
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
*82* r
13 %
Mar.
Mar.
126 %
93
Sale
76
46% Mar.
Mar. 28
36H Mar. 26
41
43
1125* Sale
Ill
9
795* Mar.
126H Mar.
945* Mar.
Mar.
............1950
21% Sale
20H Mar. 19
21% Sale
29
Mar.
106H Mar.
Sale
103% Mar.
104
375* 39 % 37% Mar.
15H Mar.
18H Mar.
Sale
17%
"16% Sale
20 H
15%
"
20%
F
9,000
138,000 Silesia (Prov) extl sink fund 7a..1958
12,000 ♦Silesian Landowners Assn 6s...1947
..1936
3,000 Soissons (City) ext 15 yr 6s_.
♦Styrla (Prov) extl sec a f 7s.
1946
♦February coupon off........ ..
*16*666
1955
66,000 Sydney (City) s f g 5Ha
17%
22
Sale
Sale
Sale
i""i
i""j
35H ~335*
4
155* Feb.
16
<5%
135* Jan.
Mar. 13
9% Feb.
9% Feb.
13% Jan.
4
2
1
1
1
4
12
.Jan.
h
Mar. 26
Mar. 30
71
79 % Feb.
Mar. 29 126 % Feb.
111
6
.Feb.
28
8
Jan.
29
Feb.
25
103 % Feb.
Jan.
»37
136 5* Feb.
28
Jan.
24
23
22
Mar.
99
28%
285*
106 %
103 %
37%
22%
155*
16%
135*
7
18
23
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
,
110
109
25
15
< Feb. 25
16
43
Feb.
22
Jan.
7
195
165
Jan.
Jan.
2
22
22H Mar.
18
Feb.
13
: Jan.
23
Feb.
4
1
18
Jan.
23
Feb.
18
17% Jan.
155* Mar.
185* Jan.
19^ Mar.
4
Mar.
19% Mar.
2
16
Mar, 21
17
70H Mar, 28 81}
120
Mar 27 125}
16
19
16
Mar. 29
Mar.
5
Mar.
17
Feb. 26
22
ism Jan. 17
Feb.
7
Jan. 22
19
17% Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
4
120
Mar.
30% Mar. 29
35H Mar.
1
Feb.
205* Feb.
305! Mar.
26
Jan.
21%
87%
139%
20%
36%
70% Mar.
30
7
Jan.
Feb.
1
Jan.
28
Jan.
4
63H Mar. 26
70% Mar.
7
63% Mar. 26
78
15% Mar. 27
19H Mar.
4
15% Mar. 27
19% Mar.
4
14
17%
14% Mar. 25
165* Mar.
7
14% Mar. 25
195* Jan.
7
"28% '32%
27%
29%
25"'Mar .'23
28
Jan.
9
12
22%
18%
21%
20
18
Mar. 28
25
Mar. 23
20
20% Sale
16** "If"
Mar. 11
23 H Mar.
5
i6H~Feb"."26
Mar.
1
Mar. 20
183* Mar.
875* Mar.
5754 Mar.
545* Mar.
395* Mar.
ion
183
843
Mar. 27
Mar. 14
365* Mar.
Mar.
4
4
8
7
1
1
5
70
495* Mar. 21
51% Mar.
6
31%
31
30 %Mar ."29
36H
17
Sale
16
Sale
845* Sale
54
M S
56
54
Sale
F
393
61
Mar. 23
57% Mar.
51% Mar.
Sale
36
j
D
33
49
j
D
49
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33"
"38"'
5
Mar. 18
Sale
MN
8
50
54
Jan.
12
30
20
18% Jan.
26
235* Jan.
2
1
12 H
iz
20
Jan.
16% Mar. 26
21
Jan.
5
3
21
Feb.
9
915* Jan.
2
oyx
15
Jan.
Mar. 20
76% Jan.
52
1 Jan.
49% Jan.
10
4
3
Jan.
575* Mar.
55
4 Feb.
8
23
35
Mar. 18
425* Feb. 19
33
Mar. 27
Jan.
5
40
.1
Feb.
15
49
55
i
Feb.
8
48
Jan.
10
525*IFeb. 18
MN
Mar. 22
Jan.
40
8
Jan.
36
! Feb.
9
435* Jan.
21
Feb.
11
315* Mar.
17
30
213
74j
J
D
F
A
60
MN
36
Sale
167
F
29
Mar.""7
Jan.
27*"
21%
33
MN
30H
32%
65% Sale
23H
22%
30% Mar. 26
36% Mar.
9
Jan.
Mar.
160
36
29% Mar. 19 32H
65% Mar. 30 745*
56
Mar. 20 60
Mar, 8 172H
173% 169
8
Jan.
Mar.
1
Mar.
Mar.
2
Jan.
175%
1005*
965*
1025*
Feb.
98
Sale
Sale
64
external 7S...1947 MN
5HS..1957 MN
J D
♦Upper Austria (Prov) extl s f 7s.1945
♦Only unmatured coups attached
♦External a f 6H1—June 15 1957 j*D
Sale
8H
Sale
98 %
98%
80%
Tokyo City loan of 1912 5s..
1952 M S
External a f 5Ha guar........1961 A O
.....
94% Mar.
97% Mar.
795* Mar.
68
78
9
96H Mar. 13
7 1005* Mar. 1
Feb.
Mar.
1
695* Mar. 16
795* Mar. 12
11% Mar. 1
74H Jan.
4
6
665* Mar. 21
775* Mar. 18
9
Mar. 23
97H Mar. 16
81
Mar.
2
665* Mar. 21
74% Jan. 17
81
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
11
9
1
Feb.
18
Jan.
14
4
Feb.
Mar. 13
Jan.
Mar.
24
1
715* Jan. 15
♦Tolima (Dept of)
Sale
104
•
41H
♦Unmatured coupons........
33*"
38$
"405*
37
26 H
37%
37% Sale
26 H
37
Sale
82%
80
355*
995*
37
-Sale
34 % Sale
79%
35
98
99
Mar. 23 104H Mar.
Mar.
4
36 % Mar. 19
34% Mar. 28
34% Mar. 28
895*
Sale
41""
73% Sale
64
63
84% Sale
82% Sale
Sale
6
2
I66""Mar."l4
395* Mar.
375* Mar.
37
Mar.
5
4
4
Mar. 23
91
Jan.
99
Jan.
95
Feb.
82
Jan.
9
Mar. 15
Mar. 29
81 % Mar. 20
93
63
Mar.
1
735* Mar.
1
1
96
85
Mar.
2
345* Mar.
34% Mar.
Jan.
1015* Jan.
84% Jan.
63
Mar.
805* Jan.,
Mar.
6
Jan. 23
23 107
15 1045* Feb. 28
100
Mar. 14
Jan.
36 % Mar.
80
52H
96
Mar.
795* Mar. 12
125* Jan. 18
107
76
Trondhjem (City) 1st ext g
FA
21.000 ♦Uruguay (Rep) external s f 8a..l946
♦Ext s f 6a........... ........I960 MN
225,000
♦Exter S f 6s
...—.......1964 MN
215.000
A O
Venetian Prov Mtg Bank 7s.....1952
♦Vienna (City) external 6s
1952 MN
♦Unmatured coupons attached..
12,000
1958 PA
256,000 Warsaw (City) external 7s
1961 J D
82.000 Yokohama (City) extl s f 61
li'4
Mar.
Mar. 19
A
95 X 100
j
42
59
70
1005* Sale
Feb.
22
J
33.
Feb.
46
66
70H
Sale
A
For footnotes, see page
49
41
155* Mar.
125*
A
Mar. 28
36% Mar. 26
15%
16%
AO
8
102% Mar. 28 107 % Feb. 26
16% Mar. 30
Mar. 14
14 H
15 H
2
63%
.....
F
1971
18
155*
J
Taiwan Elec Pow 5Ha_.—
7
8
Mar. 19
83
79% Mar.
102% Feb.
Jan.
99
16
"17%
18""
35% Sale
56
Jan.
Mar.
77% Jan.
745* Jan.
A
....1956 MS
B
♦All unmatured coupons on.....
♦Nov 1 1935 coupon on
20
1225* Sale
O
98
28
Mar.
J~D
♦All unmatured coupons on
ser
18
J*D
A
17
1025* Feb. 20
2
1015* Jan.
1015* Feb. *■> 5
9
355* Feb.
Jan.
21
225* Sale
18
081
Feb.
98% Jan.
Mar.
13^ "Mari
Feb.
103
100% Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Sale
18%
Feb.
99 % Mar.
Mar.
Sale
Feb.
22
Sale
Sale
20
19
19
19
19
1
104% Mar.
18% Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
A
9
Feb.
107
185* Jan.
28% Mar.
M S
Wx
Jan.
8
Jan.
95 5*
Sale"
F
19%
101
3
"Feb.
36%
102%
102%
107%
79% Mar. 30
20% Mar.
99
Feb.
Mar. 23
21%
99
42
Mar.
21% Mar. 23
79% Mar.
81
107
20
on.......1962
......1962
Sale
Mar.
19 %
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar., 2
135* Mar.
9% Mar.
19% Jan.
96%
96%
103%
103%
"l5""'Mar.~5
zl4% Mar.
12 % Mar.
7% Mar.
7% Mar.
94H
Sale
19
♦July coupon off.............
eo'.ooo
♦Sec «f g 7a....—...........1940
314,000
1,000 ♦Santa Fe Prov (Arg Reu) extl 7a .1942
♦Stamped
.............
65,000
48.000 ♦Saxon Pub Works (Germany) 7S.1945
♦Gen ref guar serial gold 6 H*-1951
58,000
1945
9,000 ♦Saxon State Mtge Inst 7s..
♦SFg6Hs
—Decl946
7,000
♦Serbs ,Croats& Slovenes extl 8s. 1962
7s
7
85* Jan. 22
855* Feb.
8
38
33
Mar. 19
79H Mar. 2
102
Mar.
1
Mar.
O
1953 J J
..Mar 1952 MN
♦September coupon off......
♦External s f 6s
—..........1968
sec
7
Jan.
7
15% Mar.
83
100% Mar.
71
A
♦July coupon off...........
♦Ext
8
15 H "Mar .'21
4
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Sale
71
Sale
May 15 1957 MN
♦May coupon off....
...
..
♦San Paulo (State) ext a f 8s
1936 i""i
♦July coupon off............
63*666
28
81
40%
43
37% Sale
"45H
A O
(City) s f 6s
♦Nov 1 1935 coupons
Jan.
8% Jan.
3
68% Mar. 29
102% 103% 102% Mar. 28 1065* Mar,
29
29
♦May coupon off
s f g 6H«
2,000
28
82%
78%
"145* "l65* "IB"" Sale
79
2*
Mar.
100H Mar.
101
Mar.
77 H
1015* Sale
110
Sale
.1964 MN
♦Ext 7s water loan
11*666
102
18
..1952
Rotterdam (City) ext s f 6s
19*666
7
9
6% Jan.
8
Mar. 14
4
1
7
36% Mar. 5
99% Mar. 13
101% Mar.
106
Mar.
106H Mar.
104 % Mar.
102H Mar.
102 % Mar.
100% Mar.
101% Mar.
35 % Mar.
M S
♦Ext laec
30*666
38
Sale
195*
f 7s munic loan........1967
♦Sao Paulo (City) s f 8s
120,000
16,000
103.000
16,000
105,000
40
35%
MN
♦June coupon off
19*666
16
28
8% Mar. 11 "II"" Jan?"'7
Jan.
7
10% Jan. 23 11
4% Mar. 11
Sale
1966 MN
♦May coupon off...........
♦External a f 8s..
25
105* Jan.
8% Jan.
4
Feb.
5
Mar. 14
Sale
17 %
♦April coupon off............
24.066
6% Mar. 26
5% Mar. 26
24
♦August coupon off
Saarbruecken
Jan.
*4H~Mar."l5
17H Mar.
1946 A O
♦Roumania(Monopolies)7s guar.1959
♦August coupon off..........
101*.000
*6*666
Mar.
15% Mar. 21
♦Rio Grande do Sul(State)ext 8s. 1946 AO
a
15
15
2
155* Mar.
20%
:953 FA
♦Ext sf 7s of 1926
"9*666
56
off..........
external
Feb.
38
Feb.
5
44% Feb.
16 115
Jan.
17 106
Feb.
5HMar.""§
19
.......;
♦External sec s f g 6Ha.
*8*666
7
145*
Rome (City)
10
14
43
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
2
Sale
7% Sale
i""j
7H*-1966
♦Rio de J anei ro ( City 125-y r s f 8s
3,000
Mar."
16
Sale
Sale
63 %
16 H
s
Jan.
38
9H
Mar."II
18*
37
9
63
♦Extl
25
5% Mar. 28
5% Mar. 26
135*
14
7% Sale
D
♦July coupon off
68.660
9
80% Mar.
14
8% Sale
O
'27. Oct 15 1947
50,000 Prague (Greater City) 7H«——1952
78,000 ♦Prussia (Free State) ext sf 6 H—1951
♦S f gold 6s
1952
82,000
53,000 Queensland (State of) ext s 17s.. 1941
25-year extl s f 6s
Feb 15 1947
95,000
19,000 ♦Rhine-Main-Danube deb7s ser A1950
224,000
40,000
8H
*7**
......
"3",000
845* Jan.
90
4
Mar.
68% Mar. 29
4%
1960 J
♦External guar sink fund
61*666
9
Sale
6
M S
A
♦Ext
97 "" Jan.
30
8
69
19%
1953
1950 J
(City of) 8s guar..1961 J
♦June coupon off
coupon
28
77% Jan.
,
"4H"Mar."l5
4
Sale
1065*
External M 8s
22,606
8H
55*
65*
4%
5H
80~" Sale
89
♦Porto Alegra
♦April
Jan,
4
16
7
9
Mar. 14
e43
6% Mar. 26
5
Mar. 19
4
D
1940 A O
Stablils loan 7s of
Jan.
Feb.
9V
5%
J
♦National loan ext s f 6s......1961
129"66O
....
101%
Poland (Rep of) g 6s
11366
41H~Mar."~i
8%
10
25
8
6
7
6
65*
5%
73
♦National loan ext s f 6s
44.666
6%
5%
6H
....
M N
♦September coupon off
"6",666
34 51 Mar. 28
43
...!
May 15 1963 MN
A
♦Peru (Rep) Sec s f g
85
40
Vti..9
""9% 29%
73
♦Pernambuco (Statei ext sec 7s.1947 MS
28,000
431,000
184,000
85,000
295,000
319,000
63% Mar. 30
995*
p
♦Stamped (assented)
60,600
41
31
106
1955
f 6a
(Rep) external 5 h>
s
D
MN
.......1958 MN
External deb 5
♦Extl
Mar. 21
33
—
18%
......
Panama
80
415* Sale
u%
...
36,000
48,000
1
1
2
37H Mar.
Mar. 30
Mar.
6
15 5*
55*
♦♦Small
11,000
Feb.
89
97
63}
913
80
Sale
Sale
Sale
4
267,000 Milan City (Italy) ->xt loan e %t..1952
Mlnas Geraes (State) Brazil.—
♦External sinking fund 6HS...1958
♦September coupon off ......
37,000
♦Ext sec 6H» series A
1959
♦September coupon off....
iff,006
.1952
47,000 ♦Montevideo (City) a f g 7s
♦Ext s f g 6s series A
...1959
39,000
332,000 New South Wales ext s f g 5s... 1957
External a f g 5s
...
1958
271,000
124,000 Norway 29-year ext s f 6s. Aug 151943
20-year external s f 6s. Aug 15 1944
195,000
30-year external s f 6s
Oct 1952
165,000
40-year ext s f 5 Ha
June 15 1965
225,000
External s f 5s
Mar 15 1963
239,000
Municipal Bank extl s f 5s....1967
27,000
Municipal Bank ext s f 5s
..1970
8,000
64,000 ♦Nuremberg (City) external 6s.. 1952
126,000 Oriental Development 6s_.......1953
f
Mar. 23
Mar. 29
99
76
...
*+rreas 6s of *13 assent (large) 1933 J
Oslo (City) 39 year s
Sale Prices
94
4
115
63 H
92 H
...
♦4a of 1904
♦
j 82,000
Sale Prices
5
98H Mar.
86
Mar.
795* Mar.
945* Mar.
82% Mar.
Mar. 23
Mar. 29
.........
69.000
50,000
1
Highest
32
76
94
97H
D
♦Unmatured coupons on......
27,000
7,000
Sale Prices
Sale
....
50
35
♦Leipzig (City) external s f g 7s. 1947
♦Low Austria (ProT) sec s f g 7Hal950
SINCE JAN.
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Ask
76
97% Sale
85
Sale
78% Sale
93
Sale
82
Sale
39"
♦With all unmatured coupons on
♦With Oct 1 1935 and sub coups on.
13",600
Ask Bid
23
A
A
Lowest
Mar. 30
Mar; I
Bid
PORBIGN GOVT (Concluded)
9,000
RANGE
PRICES IN MARCH
to
stock exchange
y.
t'i
exchange-bonds
¥
8
Jan.
7
8
25
108% Jan.
22
21
Jan.
Jan.
83
96
Feb.
735*
Mar.
85
Mar.
1
1
24
N. T. STOCK
Sales in
i
BONDS
March
N.
Value
:
Low from
July I 1933
to
;
'
'
233,000
4
83,000
52,000
/ 15,000
13,000
>
16,000
45,000
i
56,000
409,000
287,000
-
121,000
222,000
95,000
9,000
35,000
233,000
52,000
•
f
.
Mar. 31
430,000
430,000
48,000
300,000
j
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1943
First cons 4s series B
—1943
Albany Perforated Wrap Paper 6s 1948
Albany A Susq 1st guar 3. ..1946
?Ailedhsny Corp coll tr cons 5s. 1944
Collateral and convertible 5s.. 1949
♦Collateral & convertible 5s... 1950
♦Certificates of deposit
#5s stamped....
1950
Allegh A West 1st d du 4s
1998
Ailed Valley den du 4s
—1942
Allls-Chalmers Mfg deb d 5s
1937
♦Alpine Montan Steel 1st 7s
1955
j
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A
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J
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87
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74
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108
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107 Vi Sale
LllVi Sale
34
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9
55 Vi
95Vi
105 Vi
MN
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19
15
105m
Mar, 20 107*4 Mar. 15
Mar 30
91*4 Mar. 15
Mar
Sale
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Sale
37
72 Vi
Sale
Sale
8*4 Sale
53*4 67
91*4 95
L03V4 Sale
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54
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54
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5
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4
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1
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2
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4
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2
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67
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4
88
41
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4
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100*4 Mar. 19
28*4
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68
10
39
30
Sale
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108*4 Mar.
33
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31*4 Mar.
61
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Sale
55
27 V4
Mar. 29
Mar. 29
60*4
29
7
6*4
5*4
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Mar. 13
8*4
♦{♦Bowman-BIlt Hotels 1st 7s...1934
Stpd as to payment of S435 part red M B
3,000 ♦{♦Broadway A7thAve 1st con 5sl943 J D
J
59,000 Brooklyn City RR 1st 5s
1941 J
Sale
Sale
96,000 Brooklyn Edison Inc
Sale
110
109*4 Mar.
J
Sale
Sale
109
J
Sale
Sale
105*4 Mar.
59*4 Mar.
....1947 MN
J
59*4
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9*4 Mar.
88
65
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D
4
Mar. 13 110
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25
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103 Vi Mar.
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3 113
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5 104
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1
2 109*4 Mar.
8
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92*4 Jan.
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Mar. 26
82*4 Jan.
Jan.
m
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6
47
2 108*4
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57 *4
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5
93*4
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107*4 Jan.
39
90
20
8
21
24
26
22
Mar. 23
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26
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30
28 105
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95Vi Mar. 30 104
54
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7
77*4 Jan.
101
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8
63*4 Mar. 27 86*4 Jan.
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94*4 Mar. 18 100
88
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8
99*4
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77*4 Mar. 13 86
52 *4 Mar. 29
76
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9
95*4 Feb.
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110
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7 112*4
7 105*4
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103
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66
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68
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5
7 101
10
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41*4 Feb.
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8
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79
74
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11
40*4 Jan.
12^ Jan.
10
7
11
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10
9*4 Feb.
7
92
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108*4 Jan.
110*4 Mar. 11
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110
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104*4 Jan.
55
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65
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6
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Mar.
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110*4 Mar.
102*4 Mar.
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Mar.
52 Vi
52*4 Mar.
18*4 Mar.
106
111
Mar.
Mar.
103*4 Jan.
106" Mar."28
108*4 Jan.
102*4 Mar.
108*4 Jan.
104*4 Jan.
52*4 Mar.
18*4 Mar.
111
Mar. 11
102*4 Mar. 18
111*4 Mar. 30
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106
Mar.
114*4 Jan.
68 *4 Mar. 29
Mar. 27
106
118*4 Mar. 28
123*4 Jan. 12
J
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2 112*4 Feb. 27
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107*4 Jan.
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35
32*4 Sale
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60
67 Vi
34*4 Sale
9
10*4
8
10*4
21 104
100*4
Sale
36*4
67 Vi
11 104*4 Jan. 17
2 111*4 Feb. 25
2 106*4 Mar.
5
2 106*4 Mar.
5
105
116*4 Jan.
37*4
40
36*4 38
37*4 Mar. 19 37*4 Mar. 20
Mar. 5
109*4 106 Vi 107*4 105*4 Mar. 19 110
103*4 Sale 103*4 Sale
103*4 Mar. 1 103 *4 Mar. 26
106
06*4
40
51
38*4 Sale
Mar. 15
38*4 Mar. 1 45
56
Jan.
117*4 Mar.
119*4 Mar. 8
122*4 120*4 Mar. 15 122*4 Mar. 25
109
59 Vi
60 Vi
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101
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78,000
120,000 Bethlehem Steel 1st A ref 5s g A.1942 M N
20-year pur A Imp s f 5s......1936 J
J
172,000
Big Sandy Ry 1st mtge 4s
1944 J D
~3"666 Bing A Bind s f deb 6 Vis
1950 M 8
MN
J
F
110*4
J
A
Buff Roch A Pitts gen 5s
1937 M S
Con sol 4 Vis.,
..........1957 MN
Sale
♦{♦ Burl Ced Rap A Nor 1st 5s
Sale
1934 A
♦Certificates of deposit...........
♦{Bush Terminal Co 1st 4s.
1952
...1955
Bush Tens Bldgs 5s gu tax ex...I960 A
O
Sale
20
18
O
82
76
J
42
80
42
O
60
Sale
59*4
57*4 Mar.
83*4 Mar.
By-Product Coke 1st 5Vis ser A..1945 MN
2
102
1955
For footnoted, see page 33.
Mar.
4
70
Berlin Else Els? A Undgrd Rys—
♦1st 6 Vis
..1956 A O
♦Consol 6s
4
Mar.
Mar.
Sale
Sale
Sale
Buffalo Gen Elec 4Vis ser B......1981
Mar.
Mar. 30
Mar. 30
103*4
1946
.
4
Mar. 20
Mar. 29
Mar. 29
Mar. 29
Mar. 9
101*4 Mar. 8
103
Mar.
7
Sale
.
Mar. 23
108
♦Berlin City Electric deb 6Vis
1951
♦ Deb
sinking fund 6Vis.......1959
Jan.
Mar.
100*4 Mar. 30 104
2
Jan. 21 103*4 Mar. 14
100
30
26
Mar.
Beneficial Indus Loan deb 6s
6
11
Feb. 23
Mar. 28
91
Jan.
2 104
Mar. 22
Jan. 15 106*4 Feb. 25
68V4 Mar. 13
Mar.
121*4
87*4
95
79
91
103
108 Vi
36
A
4
Mar.
92*4
117*1
ser
Mar. 23
Mar.
5
100*4
1943
8
Mar.
Jan.
24 110*4 Feb.
2 113
Jan.
11
4
101*4
Mar. 13
.1960
Jan.
Jan.
31
10154 Jan.
Mar.
8
Jan.
Jan.
11
5
39
MN
4
14
18
19
29
5
Feb.
97*4 Jan.
25*4 Jan.
4
53 Vi
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79*4 Feb. 14
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68Vi Mar.
Sale
J
Mar.
15
L11V4 Jan.
18
111*4 Jan.
2
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L06V4 Jan.
9 108 H Jan. 18
LI 1
Jan.
2
Feb.
4
31
Mar. 15
Jan. 18
Mar.
95
79
A
Brooklyn Union El 1st 5s....
1950 F A
Brooklyn Union Gas Co 1st g 5s. 1945 MN
Jan.
5
5
5
Feb.
Mar.
Mar. 18 104
5
Sale
A O
..1952 J
1968 J
7
94
Feb. 28 105*4
Mar. 29 112
Jan. 22 105 *4
25
Mar. 25
Jan.
96
Sale
J
Bklyn Queens Co A Sub gtd 5s..1941 MN
1st 5s stamped
J
1941 J
Jan.
103
Jan.
104
106 Vi Jan.
Jan.
101
1
Sale
1948
Feb.
102
1
1
40
"54"
92 Vi Sale
M N
Feb.
18 101 *4
2
97*4
Jan.
7 103*4
38
Jan.
5 102*4
39*4 Jan.
2 102*4
19
Mar. 19
61 *4
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2
88*4
Mar. 20 107*4
37
31
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
108
30Vi Jan.
Mar. 28
Mar. 21
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108
3Vis.. .1951
..........1936
Debentures gold 5s ..........1950
1st Hen A ref 5s series B
...1957
32,000
3,000 Brunsw A Western 1st gu g 4s.
1938
54*4 Mar.
106
Jan.
4
Mar. 21
90*4 Feb. 27
7V4 Mar. 12
50*4 Feb.
1
Mar.
107Vi Mar.
.02 Vi 103
.05
Sale
J
9
104
103
J
35*4 Jan. 29
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12
63 *4 Mar. 14
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102
J
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8
4
104
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91
105
105
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gen 5s A... 1949 J
34*4 Mar. 30
1
91
Mar.
103Vi Mar.
103*4 Mar.
.01
Sale
93
7*4 Mar. 12
Sale
300,000 Boston & Maine 1st 5s ser AC...1967 M S
1st mortgage 5s series II..
1955 MN
213,000
1st g 4%s series JJ
.......1961 A O
91,000
84,000 Boston 8t N Y Air Line 1st gu 4s.1955 F A
49,000 ♦{♦Botany Cons Mills sec s f 6>isl934 A O
Certificates of deposit...
A O
4,000
26
Mar. 29
1
Mar, 19 112
Mar, 15
34
Sale
26
8
8
Mar, 28 110*4 Mar. 27
Mar,
1 112 Vi Mar. 22
Mar, 22 113 Vi Mar. 14
Mar.
Mar,
4 108
1
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Mar. 28
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6
105
108"
gtd g 3 Vis
1st lien A ref 6s
Mar.
29 107 *4 Mar.
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31*4 Mar. 25
33*4 Mar. 5
Mar
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38
Mar
L03—— 102*4 Mar.
03 *4 Sale
103*4 Mar.
102
Mar.
.00*4 102
Second guar gold 5s..........1936
119,000
L3
L2
30
20
.
757,000
22,000
3,000
245,000
66,000
14,000
2
2
Mar. 21
Mar.
6
Mar.
4
;
Mar. 3
80
110M
1948
♦Debenture 6s
4
Mar.
Mar.
JO
JO
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...
cons
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4
2
23*4 Mar.
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First A ref 5s series C
8
4
75*4 Mar.
A
J
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Beech Creek Exten 1st g
2
U*i Mar.
Jan.
4
64 *4 Jan.
39*4 Mar. 30 102*4 Feb.
34*4 Mar. 13 75*4 Jan.
>2*4 Mar. 29 66*4 Jan.
Sale
107 Vi
112
31
Feb.
10
57** Sale
82
80.
Sale
105 V
112 Vi
113
1
30
102
Sale
Feb.
4
12 102 *i Mar.
2 102 *4 Mar.
Mar
Feb.
Feb.
1(
1
4
100 Vi
103*4 Sale
103 Vi Sale
102*4 Sale
Mar.
1(
Mar.
80
20
D
J
Mar
Jan.
18*4 Mar.
32*4 Mar.
63Vi Mar. 14
J
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7
33
Mar.
V3V4 Jan.
71 *4
103 V*
105 Vi
104 Vi
J
General unified 4 Vis series A-.1964 J
Refunding 5s series D.
Mar.
37*4 Mar. 29
i5
Jan.
VI
>
Mar.
31 *4 Jan.
Mar. 21
Mar.
8
90 V4
20 V4
;
Sale
To! CIn Dlv 1st & ref 4s
35Vi Mar. 14
30 Vi Mar. 13
Sale
*0
VI
93
23
Con? g 4Vis..
u...
1960 F A
Ref & gen 5s series F
1996 M S
270,000
19,000 Bangor A Aroostook RR 1st g 5s '43 J J
Con ref mtg. gold 4s
J
52,000
1951 J
4s stamped
1951
71,000
Batarlan Pete gtd deb 4 Vis
40,000
1942
6,000 Battle Creek A Sturgls gu 3s..
1989
56,000 Beech Creek 1st gu 4s.......... 1936
19,000
23,000
193,000
11,000
5,000
36,000
66,000
16,000
78,000
Sale Prices
75V* Sale
Sale
Sale
11,297,000
42,000
89,000
42,000
^
Sale
82
L07
D
.
114",600
Sale Prices
28
100
87 H
Belridere Del
1
Highest
37*4 Mar. 11
)5*4 Mar. 6
'96" ^
A
J
92,000 {Baldwin Locom Works 1st s *5s_ 1940
692,000 Bait A Ohio 1st g 4s..
July 1948
Refund A gen 5s ser A..
520,000
1995
1st gold 5s
632,000
July 1948
Ref and gen 6s, series C
....1995
284,000
PLE A W Va Sysref g4s
465,000
1941
255,000
SouthwDI?lst3ViS at 5%
..1950
Mar. 29
34Vi Mar. 30
32
8
LAN collat gold 4s
8
Sale
Q
Atl Coast L 1st cons 4s
Mar. 28
L3Vi Mar. 21
Sale
62
77,000 Atl Gulf A W i SS Line coll tr 5s_1959 J
1937 J
172,000 Atlantic Refining deb 5s..
3,000 Atlantic A Yadkin 1st gu g 4S..1949 A
30,000 Austin A NW 1st g 5s guar......1941
169,000
214,000
L3
15
Ark 8c Memp Bdge 8c Term 1st 5s.1964 M
29,000 Atlantic A Danville 1st g 4s
Second 4s
8,000
170,000
113,000
Sale
Sale
Cal-Ariz 1st A ref 4 Vis ser A
1962 M 8
Atl Knox A No 1st g 5s
1946 J D
J
15,000 Atl A Char Air Line 1st 4Vis A..1944
J
70,000
1st 30-year 5s ser B
....—1944
Atlanta Gas Light 1st 5s.
D
...1947
Atlantic City 1st con guar g 4s
J
1951
460,000
432,000
79,000
Sale
21
Sale
\m
Sale
Sale
13
A O
M 8
Mar. 30
39Vi Mar. 30
34Vi Mar. 13
32Vi Mar. 29
8*4
54 Vi
Armour 8c Co. 1st real estate 4*4* 1939
Armour A Co of Del 1st »Ha
1943
Armstrong Cork con? deb 5s__...1940
Atch Top A S F gen g 4s
1995
Adjustment d 4s
July 1 1995
Stamped 4s
July 1 1995
Con? g 4s of 1909
1955
Con? g 4s of 1905
1955
Con? g 4s of 1919
1960
Con? deb gold 4Vis
..1948
Rocky Mt dl? 1st 4s A....... 1965
Trans-Cont Short Line 1st 4s gl958
30
10*4 Mar. 28
—
—July 1995
37*4 Mar. 29
Sale
13*
Am Beet Sugar 6s ext to..
..1940
Amer Chain 5-year 6s...........1938
Amer A Foreign Power deb 5s...2030
American Ice s f deb 5s
1953
American IG Chemical 5Hs
1949
Amer Internet Corp con? 5Vis..1949
Amer Macb & Fdy s < gold 6s....1939
American Rolling Mill con? 5s ..1938
Amer Smelting 5c Ref 5s set A...1047
Amer Tel A Tel Con? 4s
...1936
30-year coll trust 5s...........1946
35-year sink fund deb 5s......I960
20-year sinking fund 5 Hi1943
Convertible debentures 4Vis.. 1939
| 19,000 ♦{Ann Arbor 1st g 4s
384,000
11,000
53,000
8,000
284,000
19,000
23,000
145,000
107 Vi
Sale
7
Mar. 8
Mar. 19
"50"
18*
m
D
a O
95
Mar. 27
34*4 Mar.
38
31
90
Sale
104 Vi
106 vs 108
102
r
152,000
Debenture gold 6s aeries A...1975 MN
319,000
10 yr con? coll tr 5s—
1944 M 8
4113,000 {♦Amer Writ Paper 1st g 6s.
1947 J J
79,000 ♦AngloChllean Nitrate 7s
1945 MN
:
105V4
99 V4
d
90*4
80 Vi
28
32
a38H
Sale
89
Amer Water Works A Else
1,018,000
24,000
JAN.
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Ask
Ask Bid
36 Vi
105
61
...
2,000
580,000
505,000
136,000
Highest
'35
Bid
♦{Abltlbl Pow A Paper 1st 5«—1953
Abraham & Straus deb 5HI.....1M3
Adams Express coll tr g 4s......1948
Adriatic Else Co external 7s
.1952
J
J
443,000
MN
411,000
J
J
92,000
635,000
Debenture 5s
1965 F A
9,000 {♦Am Type Founders 6s ctfs__.._1940
,
RANGE SINCE
Lowest'
COMPANIES.
*78 1955 coupon on
52,000
58,000
807,000
105,000
373,000
.192,000
28,000
PRICES IN MARCH
Mar. 30
Mar. 1
-
RAILROAD AND INDUSTRIAL
$
vo;,
&
Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
EXCHANGE-BONDS
86
38
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
102*4 Mar.
111V4 Mar.
106*4 Mar.
62
Mar.
21
Mar.
18
78
Mar.
Mar.
43
Mar.
60
Mar.
86*4 Mar.
18
76
38
107
Feb. 27
8
70*4 Jan.
24
Jan,
Feb.
6
Jan.
83
Jan.
Jan.
51
Jan.
Jan.
8
28
Feb.
56*4 Feb.
77*4 Jan.
IfH
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18
28
11
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.
March
BONDS
Value
n. y. stock exchange
July 1
1933
to
Mar. 31
t
18,000 Cat Gas Be El Corp unlf Ac ref 5s..l937
175,000 Calif Packing coot dab 5i___...1940
26,000 Calif Pet coot deb iff 5*
1931
Gone deb iff 5Hs
58,000
1938
Camaguey Sugar Co—
♦lit 7a ctfc of deposit.........1943
14,000
1962
52,000 Canada Sou con gu 5a aer A
138,000 Canadian Nat guar IHi.Sept IS MSI
Gold 4Ma._.
166,000
..........1957
Gold 4H»—
253,000
1968
Guaranteed gold 5a......July 1969
67,000
Guaranteed g 5a..........Oct 1969
145,000
Guaranteed g 5s..............1970
144,000
Guar gold 4*s
59,000
June 15 1955
O"®' g 4J6a.................. 1956
174,000
Guar g 4Hs—
164,000
1951
.....1940
226,000 Canadian No deb a f 7a.
102 H
85
92
9454
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25-year deb a f guar 6H*
Canadian Pac 4% dab atock
Collateral trust gold 4Vfa
5a equip truat ctfa
1st 8c
con
1946
....
1946
45
75
1981
437,000
84
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10354
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10354
114
11254
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115
123
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82
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Mar.
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Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
10154
97
93
10054
9754
7654
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9754 Sale
99
70
60
53
7154
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11454
7154
10454
10454
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11254 Sale
11854 tSale
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10454
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104
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..1992
A O
1993
113
11454 116
69
11054 Sale
11054 Sale
10554
1995
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13
6
6
7
29
28
21
7
30
21
12
12
18
16
Mar. 13
.07
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1
1
1
2454 Mar.
8654 Mar.
115
4
Mar. 8
1254 Mar. 23
01
1
98
45
08
1
1
6
0954 Mar. 16
7454 Mar. 16
30
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50
101
93
Mar. 2
Mar. 21
Mar. 13
Mar. 8
Mar. 27
Mar. 30
9754 Mar. 13
m
Mar. 19
29
30
12
13
9
28
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114
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10454 Mar.
102
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10254 Mar.
53
19
0
Mar.
054 Mar.
554 Mar.
40
106
30
42
14
7
7
15
20
2
50
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93
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1
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8
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7154
654 Mar. 4
53
1
Mar. 11
5
Mar. 28 114
6354
154 Mar. 1
454 Mar. 9 10454
554 Mar. 4 102
5
Mar. 6 10154
Sale
Mar.
6a... ...1934
(♦Chic Sc E 111 Ry (new co) g 5a ..1951 MN
Certificates of deposit............
Chic 5c Brie 1st gold 5a..........1982
Chic Gaa L 8c C lat gu g 5a......1937
11454 zll354 Mar.
10554 10454 Mar.
(♦Chic Gt Western 1st 55-yr 4a...1959
Sale
1954 Mar.
21
1954 Mar.
.......
2054
10654
15
23
45
Mar. 15
2054 Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
.
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Mar. 13
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6
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52
Sale
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3354
Sale
__
Mar. 28
Mar. 29
Mar. 28
Mar. 29
Mar. 26
Mar. 28
Mar. 29
Mar. 29
Mar. 29
3554 Mar. 23
36
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Feb.
29
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26
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8
1454 Jam
8
14
3
5
> Feb.
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28
12
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Feb. 23
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2
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11054
8554
6754
10854
9854
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1
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9954 Jan. 10
8154 Jan.
8
6554 Jan. 29
Jan.
8
116
7554 Jan.
8
10454 Mar. 9
10654 Jan.
7
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105
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101
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Mar
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.
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-
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4
Feb. 21
Feb. 18
Feb.
8
5
Mar.
6
5054 Jan.
10654 Mar.
4
10954 Mar.
110
75
Mar. 28
9
Jan.
6
Mar. 15
Jan.
Mar. 30
Mar. 21
Feb.
8
1
20
1
4
Mar. 20
954 Jan.
2 117
Jan.
3
11
Feb. 20
Jan.
8 10554 Jan.
Mar. 27 3554 Jan.
Mar. 23 34
Jan.
24
22
7
Feb. 25
Mar. 15
Jan.
7
Mar.
2
Mar.
5
Mar. 12
Mar. 29
Jan.
3
Jan.
4
Jan.
4
Jan. 23
Feo. 25
Mar. 13
Jan. 24
Mar. 28
Mar. 29
Mar. 28
Mar. 29
Mar. 26
Mar. 28
Jan.
8
Jan.
30
Jan.
Jan.
9
7
23
7
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8
Jan.
Jan.
3
8
7
3
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9
Jan.
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Jan.
Jan.
7
8
4
4
2254 Jan.
7
6654 Feb. 21
Jan.
34
Jan.
Jan.
Mar. 29
Mar. 29
Mar. 29
Mar. 23
Mar. 29
Jan.
Jan.
Mar. 29
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
45
Sale
10
10
Sale
Sale
10554
1054
5
1054
Mar.
1054 Mar.
1054 Mar.
Mar.
Sale
10154 Mar.
92
100
8054
Mar. 18
Mar. 29
Mar, 30
Mar. 13
Mar. 15
Mar. 14
Mar. 13
Mar. 29
Mar. 26
Mar. 13
Mar. 15
Mar. 13
Mar. 13
Mar. 2
25 %
Sale
30
82
Sale
1354
9354
Sale
1354
Sale
8354
Sale
100
95
108
108
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10954 10754 109
10854 10754 Sale
11454 11154 11154
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9554
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63 54
82
103
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87 54
88 H
6154
5354 "55"
8654 Sale
39
31
4054
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106
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103
10254 10354 102'
59
m
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70
165|
31
28
Mar. 29
1454 Mar. 30
1454 Mar. 30
954 Mar. 30
27",000
Cln Union Term lat 4H* oer A..2020
1st mtge So series B...........2020
60,000
1st mtge g 5s series G guar....1957
91,000
1940
5,000 Clearfield Bit Goal lat 4s
Clearfield 5k Mahon lot gtd g 5a.. 1943
For footnotes, see page
33.
H*
82
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98 H
100
5254
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103
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111'
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101
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11254 112
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113!
69!
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Jan.
22
28
3254 Mar. 30
1054 Mar. 15
Jan.
25
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7
10
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1
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7
7
21
18
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1
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Mar. 1
Mar. 25
Mar. 7
Mar. 4
Mar. 2
Mar. 9
I Mar. 14
Mar. 2
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Mar. 13
Mar. 21
Mar. 14
Mar. 16
1054
1054 Mar. 25
.
11054 10954 Mar.
1&H
112
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Mar.
Jan.
"Feb". "25
2554 Mar. 29
1354 Mar.
10654 Mar.
10654 Mar.
Jan.
30
13
7
Jan.
8
Feb. 23
Mar. 25
15
8
Mar. 7
Mar. 13 115
Jan.
8
§2
Jan.
2
9854 Feb. 19
102
Jan. 11 105
Mar.
9
103
Mar. 13 10454 Mar. 14
5154 Mar. 15 6554 Jan. 11
79
Jan.
2
86"
Mar. 30
37
Mar. 13
Feb. 23
41
4 107
Feb. 19
10354 Jan.
10254 Feb. 15 10254 Feb. 15
107
Ill
4 10154
10054
1 11054 Mar. 11 109
6 11354 Mar. 26 110
10154 Mar. 16 103
28
AH Mar. 12
10154 Mar. 21
163H
69
4454 Mar. 29
2
1
2
4
2
Mar. 25
Mar, 1
Mar. 7
Mar.
1
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1
Mar. 1
Mar. 4
Mar.
1
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sa
4*
29
29
30
30
30
6654 Mar.
325i Mar.
3254 Mar,
67
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Cln Ind St L 5c G 1st 4a...Aug 3 1936
Cln Leb 5c N lat con gu g 4a.... 1942
Ti
; v
52
6Hs..Mar 1 1936
...May 3037
lat 5c ref 4Ha stamped...May 3037
1st 5c ref 4 H> aer C..
...May 2037
Conv 4H« aeries A............1949
15-year secured
lat A: ref g 5a
96,000 Chic T H ft S'east lot ft ref 5a...l94f
Income guar 5s........Dec 1 INt
143,000
94,000 Chic Un Station 1st gu 4H* A..1963
75,000
lat Sa aeries B
1963
Guaranteed gold 5a..........1944
59,000
1st 6H* aeries G..............1963
180,000
585,000 Chic 5c West Ind Conaol 55-yr 4a.l952
1st 5c ref 5Ho aeries A...
385,000
....1962
5Ha aeries C..................1962
160,000
...1943
87,000 Chllds Co deb 5a.....
75,000 Chill Copper deb g 5s..........1947
357,000 ♦Choc Okl Be Gulf conaol 5a.....1952
5,000 Cin Gas 5c Elec lat mtge g 4s A..1968
140,000 Un Ham 5c Day 3d g 4Ho
1937
23,000
Jan.
47
10954 Mar.
Mar, 29 11454 Mar.
6
4454
1654
1454
1454
954
Sale
4854
39
15
25
Feb.
Mar. 30
7
Jan.
2
Jan.
2
Mar. 12
Mar. 2
Mar. 2
Mar. 2
Mar. 6
Mar. 13
3654 Mar. 29
Sale
Sale
Mar. 29
Mar. 28
Jan.
Mar. 1
Mar. 30
Mar. 2
Mar. 1
Mar. 1
Mar.
1
Mar. 1
Mar.
1
Mar.
1
Mar.
1
Mar. 5
Mar. 2
Sale
5754
1
6
2 10954 Mar. 18
2 113
2 12054
108
Mar. 12
154
154
10854 Jan.
2
105
Feb.
8 105
10254 Jan.
5 10254
10554 Jan. 16 112
2
4
1
1
12 10954 Mar.
1
29 11454 Mar. 4
30 75
Mar. 20
7
21
Mar. 1
28
654 Mar. 2
16 116
Mar. 6
15 10554 Mar.
1
27 25
Mar. 8
23 24
Mar. 4
3454 Mar. 30
Mar.
Sale
10954 Mar.
Sale
73
Mar.
554 Mar.
654
Mar.
.6
...1971
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Mar. 11
Mar. 29
11054 Jan.
11454 Jan.
Mar.
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cons g
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10854 Feb.
10554 10454 Mar. 13 10654 Mar.
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108
Mar. 30 10954 Mar.
Mar.
10754 10754 Mar. 29 110
1977
Mar.
Mar.
Feb. 21 45
5 108
Jan.
10754 Feb. 27 10954 Feb. 25
Jan. 17
7454 Jan. 15 78
0
I-III 11054 Mar."26 112
..........
3
5 12054 Jan.
2
6 11954 Jan.
3
8 11754 Jan.
3
6 11554 Jan.
3
1 11451 Jan.
7 10754 Jan.
2
Feb. 29
Jan. 18 125
Mar. 28 8754 Jan. 11
Mar.
2 10754 Mar.
7154 Jan.
4
10554
Sale'
21
9954 Jan.
2 1015? Jan. 10
10954 Jan.
2 11254 Mar. 23
10154 Mar. 30 10454 Feb. 23
9554 Mar. 21 9954 Jan. 11
Mar. 13
110
Sale
154
Feb. 16
Jan.
Mar.
Feb.
Mar.
Feb.
10654 Mar.
5 119
82
2
0454 Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 4
Jan. 30
Feb. 25
Feb. 26
108
Mar. 22
Jan. 18
10254 Feb.
9
3
10854 Mar. 7 11354 Jan.
2
10354 Mar. 6 10554 Jan.
Jan.
3
11254 Mar. 7 118
11554
1554 Mar. 25 11354
1354 Mar. 1 109
12
Mar. 25 10954
Mar. 15
11254 Mar. 1 113
Mar. 13 12054 Mar. 4
11754 11854 116
Mar. 12 11054 Mar.
1
10854 Sale 108
109
Sale
10854 Mar. 8 11054 Mar. 5
Illinois Division 4a. ...........1949
General 4a...
......1958
♦Stamped
1
1
045t Mar. 15
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
2 10854
Jan.
5 10454
Jan. 12 103
Feb.
7 10354
22
25
8354 Sale
50
5554
56
Potts Greek Br lat 4a
1946
R 5c A Div 1st con g 4s..,;..... 1989
♦(Chic 5c B 111 1st
.1154 Mar.
.0454 Mar.
1154 Mar.
15
18
18
10754
10354
10154
10254
254 Feb. 11
Mar.
11054 10954 Mar. 11 10954 Mar. 18
Mar. 11 4354 Mar. 4
4154 42
14
Mar. 4
Mar. 29 18
1854
7
7
Mar. 29
954 Mar. 1
7
8
Mar. 28
954 Mar. 1
20
Charles ft Savannah 1st g 7s
1936
Chea Corp conv col tr g 5a May 15 1947
10 year conv coll 5a...;
....1944
lat 5c rnf 4H« series B
♦Slat 5c ref 5a series A
6
10854 Mar.
5
4
7
2
2
23
Through St L lat gu g 4a.....1954
Guar 5a...
.............I960
Can RR 5c Bkg of Ga col tr g 5s. 1927
Central Steel 1st sink fund 8a...1941
Certain-teed Prod a f g 5H« A...1948
♦(♦Chicago Rya lat 5s stamped
50,000
Aug 1 1933 25% part paid.....1927
176,000 ♦(♦Chic R I 8e Pacific gen g 4a
1988
♦Certificates of deposit.........
10,000
477,000
♦♦Refunding gold 4a..........1934
♦Certificates of depoalt...
84,000
192,000 ♦♦Sec. gold 4Ha aeries A...
1952
♦Certificates of deposit........
11,000
336,000
♦Convertible gold 4 Ha........ I960
4,000 Chic S L & N O gold 5s
1951
Gold 3H>-—
.June 151951
"e'ooo
Memphis Dlv 1st 4s...........1951
■i
354 Mar. 20
Sale
General 4Ha stamped.........1987
178,000
439,000
183,000
1,570,000
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104
11354
11654
11654
11454
11154
11154
10654
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Sale Prices
108
103
167
10954
8354
2,000 (♦Chic Indlanap 5c Louis* rf g 6a 1947
♦Refunding gold 5s aer B......1947
T, 000 ♦Refunding 4s aeries G
...1947
47.000
♦lat 5c general 5s series A
1966
♦lat ft gen 6a series B
18,000
May 1966
26,000 Chic Indiana Be Sou 55-yr 4a ...1956
1,000 Chic L 8 5c Bast 1st 4 Ha.... .....1969
647,000 Chic Mil Be St P gen g 4a aer A...1989
Gen g 3Ha series B
15,000
May 11989
Gen 4H« aeries C
299,000
May 11989
Gen g 4H« aeries B...^.May 11989
109,000
Gen 4Ha >eriea F_.
85,000
..May 11989
2,169,000 Chic Mil StPft Pac mtge 5s aer A. 1975
♦Conv ad) 5a............Janl 2000
2,599,000
68,000 Chic & No West gen 3 Ha
lt*7
124,000
General 4a....,...
.......1987
17,000
Stpd non payt Fed Inc tai._1987
7,000
Stpd gen 4Kt non-pay Inc tax.1987
Gen 5a stpd non pay Inc tax..1987
83,000
155.655
Lowest
Sale Prices
1075
10354 104
1095^ Sale
3d con gold 4a....
.1989
Warm Springs Valley lat g 5a .1941
109,000 Chic ft Alt RR ref g 3s..
...1949
137,000 Chic Burl ft Q 111 Die 3H«
1949
134,000
223,000
172,000
175,000
24,000
118,000
7,000
22,000
86,000
244,000
288,000
Highest
Sale Prices
10854 10854 Mar, 5 10854 Mar.
104"
10354 Mar. 29 10454 Mar.
102
Mar. 15 10254 Mar.
102.
Sale 10254 Mar. 4 10354 Mar.
354
12
Central of Nf gen g 5s.........1987
General 4a.
....1987
Cent Pac 1st ref gu g 4a
...1949
Craig Valley 1st g 5s
8,000
Sale
30
3454
10854 11054
4354 60
17
1854
Cent 111 Blec Be Gas lat 5a
1951
Cent N B lat guar 4a...........1961
Ohio 1st cons g 5a.......1939
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
113
Sale
125
10754 108
10854 109
g 6s series A.Dec 15 1952
General gold 4Hs
Ref 5c imp 4H« aer A
Ref 5c Impt 4H* series B
Sale
11454
113 54
11254
10654
12454
8654 Sale
10054 Sale
11154112
10454 Sale
98
Sale
♦Chat Die pur money g 4a....1951
♦Macon 5c Nor Div 1st g 5a
1946
♦Middle Ga ft Atl Div pur m 5a. 1947
♦Mobile Div lat tf 5a.... ......1946
Cent Hud G 5c B lat 5a
Jan 1957
113,000 Chea Be
298,000
142,000
Sale
115
118
118
2,000 ♦Cent Br Un Pac 1st g 4a.......1948
10,000 Central Dlst Tel lat 25-year 5a...1943
19,000 {♦Cent of Ga Ry 1st g Ss.—Nov. 194ft
♦Consol gold 5a....
87,000
..1948
♦ftef Be gen 5 Ha series B
21,000
..1959
♦Ref Be gen 5s series C..
29,000
..1959
1,000
29,000
284,000
29,000
233,000
87,000
576,000
6,000
272,000
21,000
24,000
314,000
1,000
555,000
515.000
Sale
11154 Sale
104 54 Sale
.1944
Carthage Be Adlr lat gu g 4a
10854
Sale
102 54
103 54
104 54
Collateral truat g 5a..........1954
Collateral truat 4He- .—-—-I960
t♦Carolina Central lat gu g 4a.. 1949
CaroCUncb ft Onto 1st »a
.1938
■
10854
al0454
10254
103 54
111 54
...
47,000
285,000
150,000
71,000
305,000
481.000
3,000
14,000
28,000
2,000
Lowest
Sale Prices
Mar. 30,
Ask Bid
4
.....
.
Mar. 1
'35
Bid
■
RANQEISINCE JAN.
PRICES IN MARCH
Low from
Sales in
'!
Feb. 18
Mar. 16 103
Jan. 15 10154 Feb. 25
Jan.
Jan.
17
31
iii
Mar. 18 11154 Jan. 15 114
11254 Mar. 1 114
6954 Mar. 28
6954 Mar. 28 6954 Mar. 28
Mar. 11
Mar. 26
Jan.
7
Mar. 28
,.,j
N. Y. STOCK
26
EXCHANGE-BONDS
A3
Sales in
BONDS
March
N. Y.
Value
si
STOCK EXCHANGE
Mar. 31
2^ ,000 c c c at st l *«n a «•
23,000
31,000
465,000
16.000
47,000
60,000
5,000
-
'
3,000
.—i*»
General 5i series B—
1993
R«f at Imp 6s series C
1941
Raf at Imp 5s series D.------—1663
Refaclmpt 4 Hs series R—..—1977
Cairo DIt 1st Hold 4s
1939
Cin W 6c M Die 1st 44s
——1991
St Louis Dlt 1st coll trust g 4s. 1990
Spring at Col DIt 1st g 4s
1940
W W ValDlTlstgOs
—1940
CleT at Mahon Valley g 5s
1938
CleT at Marietta 1st gu «%*
1935
CleT at Pitts gen gu 4%* ser B—1942
—|WJ
Series B gu 3)*s—
2,000
Hi
D
D
92%
73
J
J
61%
J
50
J
87 %
58
J
MN
J
66
85
72
J
87
M N
99
M 8
J
A O
4HS--------------1942 i J
mi..
1948 MN
Series D gu 3Ms
———1950 F A
A
General
series A---------1977
O
Clcv Short Line 1st gu 4
--19*1
o
CleT Union Term 1st gu 5%* A..1972
o
1st s f g 5s series B guar
1973
o
1st s f 4%« series C
——1977
D
Coal R1t Ry 1st gu 4s
1945
J
Colon Oil conr deb 6s__
--——1938
A
{♦Colo Fuel at Iron Co gen s f 5sl943
♦{♦Colo Indu* 1st coll tr 5s gu.-1934 F A
M N
Colo at Southern Ref & est 4 Ms- -1935
M JN
General mtge 4Ms series A—1980
♦ Assented 4Ms.—1980
Columbia Gas 4t Elec deb 5s
1952 M N
Debenture 5s
Apr 15
1952 A O
Debenture 5s———Jk® 1® 19*1
Col at Hock Valley 1st ext g 4s
1948 A O
Columbus Ry P at L 1st 4
1957 J i
Secured conT g 5%*
1942 A O
•
50,000
419,000
526,000
491,000
41,000
43,000
246,000
1,026,000
42,000
88,000
478,000
86,000
594,000
------
104,000
64,000
-
- -
96
Sale
Sale
104
50"
Sale
Sale
62%
104%
90
Sale"
89
91%
92% Sale
Sale
Sale
104,000
4,000
Sale
Sale
Sale
81% Sale
101
95
87
Sale
75
22%
Sale
Sale
Sale
?!8
Sale
105% Sale
111% Sale
105
Sal
34
-----
112
Sale
80
38
7
28
1
29
8
111
1 112
Mar.
68
Mar.""6
Sale
105
Sale
108%
Sale
ri
Sale
Sale
97
106 M
102%
z37%
106%
104%
105%
106
41
33
27
Sale
28%
85% Sale
100% 101
96% Sale
105%
103
104%
106%
102%
105%
105% Sale
107
104
104
35
Sale
23%
Sale
20
8
Sale
6%
Sale
!07*
74%
100%
89%
107% 106%
Sale
103%
106%
Sale
38%
Sale
Sale
Sale
12
e!M
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
f
■
;
105%
Sale
3%
1937
107%
43%
110
Sale
8%
105% Sale
103% 104
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
83
Mar. 28
Mar. 21
Sale
8% Sale
101% 103%
110%
107
J
107
108""
J
124
Corp (Germany) * Ms .1950 M 8
1953 A O
a38
Sale
38
Sale
27,000 Elgin Joi 8t East 1st g 5s
1941 M N
1965 A O
12,000 El Paso 8c S W 1st 8c ref 5s..
Erie at Plttsb gen gu g 3 Ms set B.1940
105
106
Sale
Series C 34*
—1940
499,000 Erie RR lat con 8c prior lien 4a..1996
247,000
5,000
53,000
34,000
1st consol gen lien 4a
Series B
4s Series D
—
104%
1953
1953
Conv g 4s Ser A
conv
75
1996
1951
Penn coll truat g 4s
Gen
447",660
1,203,000
W*
70
—1953
1967 M N
.—..1975 A O
Ref at lmpt gold 5s ser 1927
Ref 8c Imp 5s ser 1930
Erie 8c Jersey 1st s f *s__—
Genssee Rlv RR 1st s f 6s
1955 J
J
1957 J
J
N Y 8c Erie RR ext 1st 4s
10,000
56,000
1947 MN
,——1938 M
3d mtge 4Ma
17,000 Ernesto Breda
Go lat mtge
47,000 Federal Lt 8c Tr 1st
59,(
a
7a——1954
F
S
23
5s International series—.—1942 M
s f 5s stamped......1942 M
1st lien sfis stamped........1942
97,(
30-year deb *s series B........1954
4,000
1946
12,000 Flat deb # f 7s
1,000 {♦Fla Cent 8c Peninsular 5a—1943
{♦Fla East Coast 1st 44s..
195?
18,000
♦1st at ref 5s ser A..
197!
926,000
♦Certificates of deposit ........
605,000
For footnotes see page 33.
M
Sale
Sale
72
104%
"73% 66%
73% 66%
62%
116%
104^
Sale
S
S
J
D
J
J
"67%
69%
Sale
"52%
Sale
52%
Sale
Sale
117
Sale
117
115
Sale
95%
105%
101%
97%
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
100
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
107
Feb.
103% Mar.
99% Mar.
3a
Jan.
50
29*
Jan.
40% Feb.
28%
23%
%
106%
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
37
Feb.
33
Feb.
Mar.
29
6
86% Mar.
1
5
1
18 100%
14
96%
Mar.
Mar.
7 107
6 104
Mar. 4
Mar. 25
15 106% Mar. 15
Jan.
Mar. 21
6% Mar. 29
5% Mar. 27
12
Mar. 21
25
4
2% Mar.
Mar. 6
Mar. 1
7% Mar. 5
15
Mar. 13
31
8
2% Mar.- 4
18
19
110
111
12
Mar.
2% Feb.
21
6
15
2
Jan.
2% Feb.
6
109% Jan.
Mar.
19
Feb.
27
110
111% Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
27
iixlf
Mar.
12
Jan.
1
8
Feb. 28
Feb. 27
Jan.
Jan.
105
105 % Mar
102
Jan.
110% Mar.
18
25
_
108
14 106% Mar.
21 104
Mar.
105% Mar
103% Mar
12
106% Mar. 23
106% Mar. 27
30
39% Jan. 10
25
Mar. 21 39% Jan. 11
Jan.
2
6% Mar. 29 12
Jan.
4
5% Mar.
11
106
27% Mar.
4
Jan.
108% Jan.
Mar.
3
94% Jan.
17 101
1110x4, Jan.
108%
Mar.
111% Mar.
111% Mar.
8
8
6
22
22
9
27
2
28
21
20
21
20
25
2
14
89% Mar. 14 102% Jan.
106% Jan. 28 107
Jan.
102
Jan.
104
Mar.
105% Jan. 25 106% Mar.
107
108% Mar.
Feb.
1% Jan.
107% Feb.
74% Mar. 29
100
7
110% Mar. 30
Jan.
3
107
104
Mar. 28
Jan.
3 108% Mar.
107
31
oij-2 Mar. 18
47% Feb.
Mar.
105% Mar. 29 110
10
Mar.
26 108
11 108
Mar
12
8
„8% Mar.
Mar
Mar
4
26
8
Mar.
Mar
106,% Mar.
94% Mar.
106% Mar
107% Mar
z72
21
67
Mar
28
52% Mar
8
Mar
92
Mar.
75% Mar.
72
,
76
Sale
89
86%
88
86%
86% Sale
80
90%
77
100
J
J
r
d
"63%
U S
9%
.8
80
72% Mar.
85
Mar.
7
52
77% Mar. 13
88% Mar.
2
90
91
89
w*
92
77
73
Mar
Mar
14
68
26
75
Mar.
90
90
Mar
29
97
Mar.
35
45
11%
9
Feb.
Mar
54%
Sale
Sale
13
a43%
54%
6%
5%
Mar
Mar
Mar
Mar
7
18 a43% Mar. 18
Mar.
2
60
12
12% Mar. 23
23
18
iim
8
2 102
21
11% Mar. 23
Feb.
Jan.
4
Feb.
27
24
Jan.
Mar. 22
18
19
15
Mar. 29
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
15
16
5
Mar.
2
Mar. 13
Jan.
7
5
Jan.
31
74% Jan.
8
8
Jan.
Jan.
15 117% Mar. 15
5 116% Mar.
4
Jan.
81
83
Jan.
79% Feb. 20
Mar, 28
75
1
Jan.
95
5 102% Feb.
5 101% Jan.
Jan.
114% Jan.
112% Jan.
Mar. 21
Mar. 84
85% Mar
28
52% Mar. 30
64% Mari
63% Mar.
1 -17% Mar.
15 116% Mar,
z76% Mar. 20
30
25 104%
57
Mar. 28 78
69% Mar, 28 78
72% Feb. 11 76
104
28
116% Mar
114% Mar
Jan.
101% Jan.
"01% Jan.
97% Jan.
"30
52
7% Jan.
102
11 104% Mar.
28
72
Mar.
69% Mar
8
106% Mar. 26
106% Jan. 19
123% Jan. 18 124
9
36% Jan.
8 40
36% Mar,
104% Jan. 14 106%
Mar 28 102
Mar
3 113% Mar.
111% Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
7% Mar. 20
22
25
105
Sale
89%
39%
39%
105%
109%
103%
90%
Jan.
Mar.
1
106%
102%
102%
76%
73
32% Feb.
6
Mar. 29
Mar.
1
104% Mar
68
Sale
50%
64
Jan.
Jan.
6 106% Mar. 23 102% Jan.
103
Jan.
4 106% Mar. 27
23
Mar.
Mar. 30 30% Mar. 4
39
37
37%
40
37%
36%
106% 106% 106
93%
93
102%
102%
Sale
98%
88%
86%
A
f 5a..—.1942 M
First lien
94%
102%
102%
101%
35% Jan.
4
124
31,000
Feb. 16
Mar. 4
Mar. 23
Mar. 8
Mar.
105
1995 J
1st sinking fund 6 Ms
41 %
106%
104%
105%
Mar.
Mar.
107% Mar "6 108% Mar.
g 4a.——.1939 J
♦
2
2
99% Jan.
Mar. 20
Mar.
2
Mar. 7
45%
102
107
Jan.
103
107
45
31% Mar, 18 43% Mar.
Mar.
107% 105% Mar 29 110
2 113% Mar.
112% 112% 113%
112% Mar
M S
2
29
29
8
6
Mar. 22
Mar. 22
107% 107
Mar. 29
108% 108% Mar. 29
Mar. 28
Iio% Sale 110
109% Sale
109% Mar. 14
109% 109% 109% Mar, 18
30
27
Mar.
25%
12%
7
109
Mar
110% Sale
108"'
?948 A O
Eastern Lena Va 6c Ga 1st g 5s -.19$6 MN
3
4
2
29
106
1941
1937
8
Jan.
Jan.
102% Jan.
8
Mar.
Mar.
107
■
103
Jan.
99
102%
106%
105% Mar.
106% 107% 105% Mar.
28
108%
109%
111%
110%
14 106% Jan.
105
Mar. 14
Mar. 4
Mar. 23
Mar. 8
Mar.
33% Mar.
33% Mar.
Mar.
107
Mar.
102
Mar.
84% Mar.
96% Mar.
106% Mar.
102% Mar.
98% Mar.
40% Mar.
30
Mar.
28% Mar.
26% Mar.
% Mar.
106% Mar.
75% Sale
100% 101
90% Sale
14%
Jan.
32
104
99
%
106%
28
6 105% Mar. 6
2
112% Mar. 20
15 100% Jan.
9
106% Feb.
Jan.
32% Feb. 19
Sale
103
% Sale
106% 107
27%
12%
108%
106%
♦Elec Pow
105% Mar.
41%
Sale
30
Eastern Ry M No Dtv 1st g 4a
35",606
Jan.
23
7
10
7
8
19
28
21
29
8
25
3
7
4
16
6
5 112% Feb. 27
105% Mar.
110% Jan.
■
37% Sale
104% 109
109
108
111
5s
Jan.
106% Jan.
100
43% Sale
34
32%
Sale
29
46%
36 %
32M
D
con
83
83
2
98% Jan.
106% Mar. 27 106% Mar. 22
Sale
38
Sale
1995
Ed El III N Y 1st cons g
Jan.
Mar. 13
81% Jan.
Jan. 16 102% Jan.
4 1C6% Jan.
105% Mar . 6
112% Mar. 20
105% Mar.
111% Mar.
86% Sale
99% 93%
97%
Sale
106
106%
Sale
103% 103%
99
—.1952
6,000 Ed El 111 Bkn lat
Mar.
34
99% Mar.
73% Jan.
65% Feb.
68% Mar. 15
28
Jan.
Feb.
84%
Mar. 28
55% Mar. 30
69
Mar. 15
4
Mar.
Mar. 14
8 104
Jan.
2
Jan.
50
56
29
29
Jan.
97% Jan.
91% Jan.
66% Jan.
22% Mar. 29
89% Feb. 27
100
107%
106%
37
Sale
33%
163,000 Duquesne Light 1st mtge g 4 4" A1967
1st M g 4 M« series B
12,000
1957
44,606
Mar. 15 103
94
86% Mar. 13
28%
4s...———..1995 J D
27", 606 Detroit River Tunnel 1st gu4M*-1961 M N
313,000 Dodge Bros con* deb 6s
-..—..1946 MN
5,000 Donner Steel 1st ref 7s per AA—1942 J J
1937.
100% Mar. 25 105% Jan.
6
4
1
1
100%
'22
♦Second gold
f 74*
165 " Mar. 14 105%
39% 37% Mar.
Sale 105% Mar.
104% Sale 102% Mar.
104% Sale 104% Mar.
Saf
O
a
107% Mar. 19 107% Mar. 19
48%
84%
27%
99%
61%
106
102%
A
190,000 ♦♦Eastern Cuba Sugar
9
1
J19
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
61
Mar.
79% Mar.
79% Mar.
79
Mar.
Mar. 13
Mar. 4
33
38
106
A
...
26
Feb.
"Mar ."28
102%
105%
105%
111% Sale
100%
106%
106 % 107
D
Dul 8t Iron Range 1st 5s
35,000 Dul So Shore 8t Atlantic g 5s
Feb.
J
1962
53,666
95
95% Mar. 1
105
Jan. 23 105% Jan. 15
100% Mar. 28 100% Mar . 28
105
-..1955
—
95% Mar.
100%
22% Mar.29
90% Mar. 8
56
Mar. 28
55% Mar. 30
69
Mar. 15
68% Mar. 15
68
Mar. 13
Sale
Sale
55% Sale
79% Sale
Sale
Gen 8c ref 4Ms series D—....—1961
5s_.
1
104
Sale
!!8
El*
8
Dul Mlssabe 8c Nor gen
95% Mar.
"Mar i
46
46
,
64
O
Gen 8t ref 5s series E
88
Mar.
100% Mar. 25 104
94
Mar. 15 99 % Mar.
86% Mar. 13 93% Mar.
80
Mar. 14 86% Mar.
49
Sale
1947
♦Detroit 8t Mack 1st lien g 4«
2
101
Sale
Sale
Sale
Detroit Edison Co 5s Series A. -.1949
C
4
103
;'
Certificates of deposit
ser
Mar. 18
Mar.
93% Mar.
93
18
107% "Mar. 19 107% Mar
107%
101%
103
103
{♦Des Moines Ac Ft D 1st gu g 4s. .1935
Gen 8c ref 5s
62% Mar. 2
104% Mar. 18
4
95% Mar.
100%
Sale
63 %
——
Gen at ref 5s series B
26
102
78
Sale
-
32,000
10,000
254,000
29
105%
Sale
-
Des Plalnes Val 1st guar 4M*
Feb. 13
Jan.
8
Jan.
8
Mar. 18
101%
61% Mar. 22 85%
50
Mar. 29 77%
103% Feb.
5 104%
87% Mar. 26 93
104%
763,000 Del 5c Hud 1st at ref 4s
1943 M N
5s
1935 A O
9,000
Gold 5Ms
76,000
1937 MN
J
14,000 Delaware Pr 8c Lt 1st M 4Ms—.1971 J
1st 8c ref 4%*
18,000
1969 J J
1st mtge gold 4Ms
2,000
—.—1969 J J
Del R1t RR & Bdge 1st g 4s
1936 F A
1951 M N
22", 666 Denver Gas 8c El 1st 8t ref 5«
16,000
Stamped as to Pa tax
M N
382,000 ♦Den&RloGr 1st cons g 4s._——1936 J
3
♦ Consol
29,000
gold 4 Ms
1936 J
*
172,000 ♦Den* 8t R Gr West gen 5s Aug 1955 F
♦Assented (subject to plan)
159,000
♦Ref 8t Imp mtge 5s ser B
1978 A O
64,000
46,066
Mar
97
161""
99%
93 %
86 %
2,000 Col at Tol 1st ext 4s
1955 F A
199,000 Comm'l In* Trust con* debSMs.1949 F A
Conn at Passum RIts ist g 4s
1943 A O
J
J
Conn Ry 8c Lt 1st g 4%*.—----1951
I
J
5,000
Stamped guar 4Ms...--.— -lvSl
♦Consol Hydro-Elec Works of Upper
7,000
Wuerttemberg 1st 7s
1956 J J
385,000 Consol Gas (N Y) deb 5%*
1945 P A
781,000
Deb gold 4Ms
1951 J D
J
294,000
Debenture go?d 5s——.—...1957 J
J
Consolidated Ry non-con* deb 4s 1954 J
Debenture 4s
J&J 1955 J J
Debenture 4s-.-------—A&O 1955 A O
J
Debenture 4s
-.--1956 J
512,000 {♦Consolidation Coal Md40-yr 5s 1950 J D
285,000
Certificates of deposit
39,000 Consum Gas Chic 1st guar g 5s.. 1936 J D
100.000 Consumers Power 1st lien 5s C—1952 MN
122,000'Contalner Corp of Am 1st a f g *s.l946 J D
131.0001
Deb gold 5s with warr
1943 J D
84,000 Copenhagen Telep extl s f g 5s..1954 F A
47,000 Crown Cork 5c Seal s f *s
1947 J D
J
135,000 Crown Willamette Pap 1st e f g *s 1951 I
44,000 Crown Zellerbach deb *s w w——1940 M 8
312,000 Cuba Northern Kys 1st 5 Ms
1942 J D
J
94,000 Cuba RR 1st 50-yr g 5s
1952 J
D
1st 5c refund 7Ms seriesA...—.1936 J
43,000
1st lien 6c ref *s series B
1936 i D
21,000
569,000 ♦{♦Cuban Cane Products deb *t-1950
J
56,000 Cumb T at T 1st at gen 5s
1937 I
4,000
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25
Jan.
96
107
107
104
-
Sale Prices
89% Mar. 28 101
Mar. 12
Mar. 1
29 zlOO
22
72
103% Mar
87% Mar
88
Mar
50
88
103% 105
95%
61% Mar
62%
93
Mar
96
Sale
100%
Series A gu
Series C gu
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1
100
100 M
72
105%
100%
1
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
89% Mar. 28 100% Mar.
96
89
Sale
100 M
108 %
107
102
O
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Ask
Ask Bid
Bid
JAN.
Highest
Highest
Sale Prices
'35
SINCE
Lowest
Lowest
Mar. 30
1
Mar.
to
RANGE
PRICES IN MARCH
Low from
July 1 1933
26 105
Feb.
26
77% Mar. 13
17
88% Mar.
Jan.
30
86
79% Jan.
80% Jan.
63% Jan,
4
2
11
92
Mar.
76
Feb.
90
Jan.
12
97
Mar.
43%
54%
6%
5%
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
25
23
12
43% Feb. 25
Jan.
14
12% Jan.
7
18
12
4
2
Jan. 31
87% Feb. 25
67
Jan.
4
28
5
N. Y. STOCK
April, 1935]
Sales in
I*
BONDS
March
Y.
N.
Value
STOCK EXCHANGE
Low
1933
to
Mar. 31
Mar. I
♦♦(Amended) 1st cons 2-4s
1982
Proof of claim filed by owner.... mn
Certificates of deposit—
j
1941
Fort St U D Co 1st a «Vi«
14",000
d
Ft Worth 8c Denver City 6 Via ...1961
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30,000 Prameric Ind tc Dev m-yr 7 us..1942
u
48,000 {♦Pranclico Sugar 20-year 7Via .1943
3.000
45,000
5,000
51,000
28,000
208,000
6,000
29,000
28,000
50,000
40,000
283,000
193,000
179,000
1,000
Galv Hous & Hend 5 Via a
1938
Gannett Co deb 6s series a.....1943
General Cable 1st
s
f g 5 Vis a.
1947
....1942
General Elec deb g 1h*
♦General Elec (Germany) 7a.... 1945
1940
♦Debenture 6Vi«----
5k« w w..1949
♦{♦Gen Theatres Equip deb 6s—1940
Gen Steel Castings 1st
Certificates of deposit.
a
[03 k 103 k
75", 000
96,000
630,000
334,000
252,000
126,000
239,000
277,000
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1976
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Gen
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deb ctfs a..
b
1940
"¥,666 Gulf Mob Ac Nor 1st 5 Via aet «—1950
4,000
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1959
5,000 Gulf ar Ship Island ref 5s_..Feb 1952
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1942
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Illinois Central 1st g
1st
Ac ref 5s a. 1956
1951
4s.
1951
gold 3 Vis
Extended 1st g 3 Vis....
1st gold
3s
....—1951
starling...—.....1951
49.000
105.000
Collateral trust gold
143", 000
Refunding
Refunding
4s...—..........-.1955
Purchased lines 1st
1952
3Vis
1953
as—.............1955
15-year secured 6Vis..........1936
49-year 4Vis
1966
Louisv Dlv Ac Ter g
3 Vis
Omaha Dlv 1st g 3s
"2,666
2,000
108 k
Sale
"~5~, 000
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96k
Sale
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6
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27k Mar. 30
31k Mar.
5
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76 k
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46k
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7
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46
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67
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91
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10
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26
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4
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28
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1
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1
50
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2
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103 k
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107k Mar. 23 108
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16k 10
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106
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7 106 k Mar.
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104
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84k Mar.
88
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52
Sale
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107,000 {♦Internat Gt Nor 1st 6s a......1952
♦
153.000
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mtge gold 5s series b.....1956
66,000
j
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19,000
1956
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755,000
a o
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145,000 lnt Merc Marine 1st s f 6s...
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175,000
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40,000 lnt Rys of Cent Amer 1st As b—1972
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1941 m n
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1947
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1952 j j
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31,000
a o
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82,000
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6 106k Jan. 11
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4
6 105k Jan.
103k Feb.
88 k Mar. 29
15
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VP
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56k Mar.
61
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1
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85
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77
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83
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7
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82k Mar.
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59
9
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7 107 k Mar.
104k Feb.
Jan. 15
105 k Mar. 28
Jan. 22
6
106 k Mar.
75
55k Mar. 16
16
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36 k Feb. 27
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96
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11
97 k Jan.
82k Mar. 26
4
1
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2
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7
104
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21
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67
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24
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46
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101
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8
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46
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40
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5
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40
42k
108
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64
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3
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89 k Jan. 25
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40k Jan.
23 k Mar. 25
105
105k
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79
188
5
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25
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76
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101
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56k Mar.
99
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87
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22k Mar. 25
40
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5
3
25
23
d
♦♦19-year 7% notes
—1932
♦Certificates of deposit....
mn
59,000 Interlake Iron 1st As ser b......1951
lnt Agrl Corp 1st Ac coll tr as—
mn
96.000
Stamped extended to .......1942
mn
1948
485.000 lnt Cement conv deb As....
33.
Mar.
Mar.
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[05k Mar.
45k Mar.
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34k
m s
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[17k
56 k
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a
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29k
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31k Mar. 5
105
105" "Mar ."22 106k Mar."5
100
95
104 k
93
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♦Certificates of deposit
—
3k Jan.
101k Jan.
3k Mar. 15
Sale
3s
4s....1940
1950
Ind Nat Gas Ac Oil ref As
1936
{♦Indianapol At Louisv 1st gu 4sl956
Ind Union gen At ref As a.....—1965
Gen Ac ref guar 5s ser b
1965
Inland Steel 1st m s f g 4 Vis a...1978
1st m s f 4 Vis ser b
1981
{Interboro r t 1st Ac ref As
1966
•♦19-year 6% notes.
—.1932
106
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Mar. 25
4
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4
Mar. 25
107
105 k
108
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Ind 111 Ac la 1st gold 4s
Sale Prices
45
33"
85
216,000
,
18*
105
Ind Bloomlngton Ac w 1st
12,000
1,000
8,000
4,000
2,000
167,000
154,000
1,764,000
298,000
48,000
320,000
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Joint 1st Ac ref 5s ser a..
1963
372,000
256,000
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1940
118,000 Illinois Steel deben 4 Vis
1948
42,000 ♦Ilseder Steel Corp Mtge 6s
;
Sale Prices
Mar. 13 109
Sale
92
Mar. 15
97k
Sale
104 v Mar. 15 106
88k 82k Mar. 26 90
35
17
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101k 101
107k 105 k Mar. 27 107k
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105 k Mar. 28 106
1951
1951
Sprlngf Dlv 1st g 3 Via
1951
Western Lines 1st g 4s........ 1951
St Lou Dlv At Term g
106
l'w
1951
1953
1951
Cairo Bridge gold 4s....
Litchfield Dlv 1st g 3s
52", 000
■'ft
1951
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12,000
59,000
335,000
9,000
4s..
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4
'6k
j
j
Illinois Bell Telep 1st
Sale Prices
Ask
20
Sale
14,000 Hackansack Water 1st 4s—....1952
a o
22,000 ♦Hansa s s Lines 6s with warr—1939
j
j
24,000 ♦Harpen Mining 6s...........-.1949
f a
2,000 Havana Elec Ry cons g As
1952
m s
4,000
♦Deb 5hs series of 1926....—1951
j
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48,000 Hock Vol 1st con g 4Ms...
1999
a o
3,000 ♦{♦Hoe (r) At Co 1st 6 Vis ser a...1934
m n
2,000 ♦Holland Amer l 6s (flat)
1947
mn
8,000 Housatonlc rr con g 5s
1937
j
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3,000 Houst At Tex c 1st g As lnt gu
1937
j
j
3,000 Hous Belt At Ter 1st As
----—1937
mn
155.000 Houston Oil sink fund AVis a...1940
j d
256,000 Hudson Coal 1st s t As series a..1962
mn
7,000 Hudson County Gas 1st As
1949
f a
299,000 Hudson At Manhat 1st At ref As a. 1957
a o
♦
350,000
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223,000
1,000
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103
b
"48k
Feb
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Stamped...............
Gulf States Steel deb 5Via
17
42 k
m s
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102" l03"
62
101k 103 k
88
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46 k
47
46
46 k
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46k
63
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63
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20k
44
As ...1947
f
Gt Cons el Pow (Japan) 7s
1944
j
1st Ac gen s f g 6 his
••-1956 j
Gt Nor—gen 7s Series a .......1936
j
1st At refund 4ka Ser a
1961
j
Gen mtge ah* Ser b
1952
Greenbrier Ry 1st gu g 4s
88,066
a
j
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89
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Gouv Ac Oswegatchle 1st As
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Gr r Ac i ex 1st gu g «Via
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Grand Trunk of Can s f 7s guar.. 1940
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Goodyear Tire a Rubber 1st as—1957
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Gotham Silk Hosiery deb 6s
1936
15-yer deb g s 16s guar
l17k
60 k
3k
82 k
v
j
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Goodrich ( b f) Co 1st 6«s....—1947
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Convertible deb 6s ...........1945
m n
Grays Point Term 1st gu g
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3k Mar. 15
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1948
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General Public Service deb 5Hs_1939
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6
10k
a
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Gas Ac Elect Bergen Co) As......1949
m 8
♦♦Gelsenklrchen Mining 6s......1934
f a
123,000
634,000
492,000
24,000
32,000
1,000
2,000
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139,000
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{♦Ga Ac Ala 1st cons As
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1,000
Georgia Midland 1st 3s
1946
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3k
31
Proof of claim filed by owner...... mn
i,000
1,000
Ask Bid
SINCE JAN.
Lowest
Mar. 30
'35
Bid
♦{♦Fonda Johns & Glov ref 4hi-l'52
RANGE
PRICES IN MARCH
from
July 1
3*5
♦5 ft.
37
EXCHANGE-BONDS
Mar. 30
Mar. 25
Mar. 27
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42
2
Jan.
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Mar. 19
70
50
62
41
Jan.
26
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37 k
56 k
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4
72
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20
18
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9
Mar. 21
56
77 k Jan. 10
58 k Jan. 11
Feb. 19
74
Jan. 28
81
81k Jan. 30
7
64 k Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
3
Mar. 27
Mar. 19
Mar. 6
Mar.
6
74k Jan.
14
Mar. 4
Mar.
8
Mar. 22
55;
Mar. 19
99
Jan.
99
Jan.
2
69 k Jan.
8
2 101k Mar.
3 101k Mar. 22
a ar.
99
Jan,
3 101k Mar. 21
7
73
50
Mar. 30
Mar, 19
58k Mar. 18
10
38
N. Y. STOCK
Sales in
Low from
BONDS
March
Value
n
July
stock exchange
t.
EXCHANGE-BONDS
{
PRICES
Mar. 31
Mar. 1
28,000
25,000
Ask Bid
9
19S1
M
A Clearf 1st 4s..1959 J
664
94
14
S
D
3,000 Kal Alleghan A G R 1st gu g 5s.*1938
37,000 Kanawha 5c Mich lat gu g 4s
..1990
51,000 { ♦« C Ft 8 5k M ref g 4s.
1956
♦Ctfs of dep (Bankers Trust)
24,000
31,000 KanaasCyPwkLt lstg4Heser B1957
1st M 4 H»
141,000
1961
302,000 Kan City South 1st g 3s...
1950
Ref 5k Imp 5s
220,000
April 1950
364,000 Kan City Term lat 4s.
1960
159,000 Kansas Gas 5k El 1st mtge 4Ha..1980 J D
29,000 ♦Karstadt (R) Inc 1st Mtge 6a...1943 MN
43,000
♦Certificates of deposit.........
2
i2
Sale
)74 102
304 1014
564
37
„
Kings Co E L 5c Pow gold 5s
5)4a
314 Mar.
Sale
434
Sale
40
42
564
28
Sale
Sale
674
33
Sale
45
Sale
57
1064
1024
98
98
104
324 Sale
107
994
1004
624
614
102
90
106
I1
704
l1
93
76
refunding 5s
l1
l1
1<
s
974
35
50,000
444
1944 A
1324
1194
F
....1962 M
75
A
J
1054
M
1st A ref
54s serled A
2003
106
77
Sale
Sale
Sale
1024 1034
83
1084
804
Sale
1084 Mar ."29
1474 Mar. 14
994 Mar. 2
Mari
1044 Sale
644
614
1024 Sale
1054
1024 1044
niH
Sale
964 "98"
844
994
12
86
Sale
Sale
1034
1274
1144
Sale
112
20
12
♦♦Flat stamped modified
♦Certificates of deposit
15
12
....
1044
Sale
i9oii
Sale
25
89
974 Sale
114
15
114
15
104
14
12
Sale
114
544
504
Sale
534
51
Sale
46
50
124
......
12,000 Manila El Ry A Lt 1st 5s
IIIIIl953
1,000 Manila RR South Lines 1st 4s...1939
1st ext 4a..
3.000
1959
"924 "944 "864 "954
704
694
"1111941
Mar. 20
1034 Mar. 14
324 Mar.
1
29 1074
6 1004
30 1014
20
21
•
15
26
Mar .
Mar.
Mar.
634 Mar.
634 Mar.
68
65
65
Mar. 15 105
Mar. 21 106
Mar. 15 71
Mar. 30 964
Mar. 23
Mar. 20
Mar. 13
78
69
664
924 Mar. 29 954
98
Mar. 29 1024
Mar. 26
97 4
6
14
14
Mar.
Mar.
Mar,
8
Mar.
7
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
1
1
5
»
7
8
75
70
544
70
75
694
834 Feb. 23
1004 Mar. 13
1014 Feb. 20
Jan.
41
Jan.
3
Feb.
394 Jan.
1084 Feb.
16
Jan.
31
114
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
4
Mar. 28
784 Feb. 21
7
744 Jan.
Mar.
1
Jan.
109
1004 Jan.
105
32
K
674 Feb.
444 Jan.
1014 Jan.
1044 Jan.
85
95
5
91
4
984
1
Jan.
Feb.
16
5
Jan%
2
Feb*
19
l684 JanT28
1084 Jan.
148
1454 Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
19
994 Feb. 25
111
Jan.
-
3
Feb.
120
104
1004 Jan.
1024 Jan.
9
Mar. 20
1034 Mar. 14
34
Jan.
26
9 1094 Jan.
7 1014 Jan.
264 Jan.
106
97
97
59
5
Feb.
2 1034 Mar. 6
Mar. 12
30 106
Mar.
Jan.
94
6
Feb.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
26
17
2
Jan.
Jan.
30
3 1014 Mar. 20
Mar. 21
70
Jan. 24
59
Mar. 26
694 Jan. 24
8
1014 Mar. 8 1034 Feb.
94
90
Jan. 22
Jan.
7
Jan.
2
974 Jan.
7
Mar.
5
1004 Mar. 6
104 Jan. 31
1014 Jan.
4 105
102
2 106
Jan.
674 Mar. 15
904 Mar. 30
68
Mar. 26
65
Mar. 20
65
Mar. 13
6
924 Mar. 29
4
98
Mar.
8
Jan.
28
23
11*
80
Feb.
8
72
Jan.
Feb.
734
Feb.
25
10
734 Jan. 15
964 Feb. 25
Mar. 29 104
Jan.
3
8
Mar. 26
99
Jan.
Mar. 27
Mar.
1
Mar, 27
7
8
Mar. 28
Mar.
Mar.
4
Mar. 28
Mar. 13
504 Jan.
544 Jan.
Mar. 13
1
1044 Mar.
60
Mar. 12
Jan.
5
Mar.
6
Jan.
1334 Mar. 15
1204 Mar. 12
Jan.
16 134
1154 Jan.
12 106
.
Mar.
Mar.
1
5
Mar. 7
Mar. 12
Mar, 6
Mar. 11
Mar. 16
Mar.
Mar.
11
6
1
Mar.
Mar. 26
Mar. 28
Mar.
Mar,
4
Mar.
1
Mar.
2
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
27
814 Mar.
12 1074 Mar.
26
954 Mar.
Mar. 2
Mar. 18
134 Mar. 9
124 Mar. 4
15
Mar. 21
12
Mar. 27
904 Mar.
994 Mar.
134 Mar.
15
Mar.
16
Mar.
12
Mar.
20
734 Mar.
4
18
18
25
8
1
Feb.
7
Feb. 27
6 106
Feb.
Mar. 26 804 Feb.
5
Mar. 20 1034 Jan. 23
Jan. 16 1054 Mar. 12
Feb. 20
9 105
Jan.
Jan. 15 103 4 Mar. 11
Jan. 24 1044 Feb. 21
Mar. 28 1284 Jan. 12
7 1154 Mar.
6
Jan.
3
58
Mar.
3
694 Jan.
2 112
Feb. 27
107 4 Jan.
1034
614
1024
1044
1024
1024
1014
1254
1124
102
Jan.
14 104
1074
1044
1044
1034
984
1064
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
15 1074 Jan. 25
4 107
Mar. 26
28 1074 Jan. 10
Jan.
Mar. 28
14 107
Feb. 21
30 104
Feb. 21
11 1074 Feb. 25
8 1034 Mar.
2
77
22
21
27
Jan.
90
25
5
9
Jan.
24
7 1074 Feb.
Jan.
5 99
21
Mar. 27
105
Feb.
814 Jan.
934 Jan.
14
2
Feb.
13
11
86
15
Mar. 27
12
94 Jan» 12
74 Feb. 11
504 Mar. 18
504 Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
70
Mar.
6
7
9
9
4
47
Mar
404
924
70
684
Mar. 25
Feb.
1
754 Mar.
8
18
Jan.
30
Feb.
14
714 Jan.
2
4
904 Mar. 25
994 Feb. 26
134 Mar. 9
84 Jan. 24
84 Feb.
12
2
41
98
71
6
11 1204 Mar. 12
Mar.
55
8
Mar.
2
744 Jan.
834 Mar. 4
1094 Mar. 13 1094 Mar. 13
"i04"Maf."I§ "124 Mar."23
504 Mar.
47
Mar.
404 Mar.
964 Mar.
71
Mar.
694 Mar.
130
8
1064 Feb. 15
102
12
Mar. 26
8 1034
28
834
13 1094
84
97
Jan.
4 117
614 Mar. 26 76
1024 Mar. 20 1034
1054 Mar. 19 1054
103
Mar. 9 1044
1024 Mar. 8 1034
1024 Mar 11 1044
1254 Mar. 28 1274
114
Mar. 13 1154
58
Mar. 30 65
1 112
Ill
Mar.
103
Mar. 11 104
1074 Mar, 15 107 4
1054 Mar. 16 107
1044 Mar. 28 1064
1034 Mar. 14 106
984 Mar. 30 1024
1024 Mar
804 Mar,
1094 Mar
"79
72
77
Mar,
1064 1074 106
Mar
90
90
Mar,
"l2" "l5"" '114 "124
221,000 {♦Manhattan Ry (N Y) con g «s.~1990 A O
20,000
♦Certificates of deposit.........
♦2d 4s
6,000
2013
104
8 102
Mar. 2
90
Mar. 13 93
Mar. 6
984 Mar. 30 1004 Mar. 6
7
Mar. 5
84 Mar. 18
824
87
97
110
118
274 Mar. 23
1084
106
♦{McCrory Stores deb gold 54s..l941
Proof of claim filed
160,000
by owner
783,000 McKesson A Robblns deb 54a...1950
5,000 ♦{♦Manari Sugar 1st s f 74c
1942
4,000
♦Certificates of deposit.
2,000
♦♦Stamped Oct 1931 coupon onl942
1,000
♦Certificates of deposit.......
Man G B A NW 1st
gu 3 4«
Mfrs Trust Co ctfs of
Mar. 12
Mar. 2
984 Mar. 8
Mar.
1324 1354 132
1204
1194 Mar.
Sale
108
85,000
2,000
22,000
25,000
4,000 ♦Lower Austrian Hydro-Elec 6 4* 1944
6
5
104
1024 Sale
....2003
....1941
Paducah A Mem Dla 4s.......1946
St Louis Dla 2d gold
3s...
1680
Mob A Montg 1st g
44s
1945
South Ry joint Monon 4s
1952
Atl Knox A Cln dla g
4a......1955
20", 606
Sale
2
2
4
1064 Mar. 8
1154 Mar. 19
110
Sale
424 Mar.
374 Mar.
684 Mar.
54
Mar.
86
Mar.
Mar,
98
344
424
103
1034
1074 1084 1074 1084
1064 Sale
1064 Sale
1064 Sale
1034 104 4
....2003 "
Gold 5s
36",606
65
111
1940(J
44* ueries C
20
126
1951 F
1st A ref 5s series B
934
1024 103"' 103
103
1034 Sale
1274 127
1144 Sale
1944 A
n»
Sale
1064
104
Louisiana 5k Ark 1st 5s series A—1964 J
Louisa Gas A El 1st A ref 5s
1952 M
lou A Jeff Bridge gu
g 4s
...1945 Ml
Louisa A Naaha gold 5s
1937 M
Unified gold 4s..
1st A ref
1084
147
Sale
Sale
1034 104
1949 M
.
974
444
Sale
94
99
Mar.
1
Mar. 12
Mar. 28
Mar.
1
Mar * 1
Mar, 1
Mar. 6
106
1054 Mar.
85
Mar.
98
Mar.
104
69
"50""
Sale
1054 Sale
A
.....1937 M
....
80
103
...1941 A
20-year deb 5s
Guar ref gold 4s
53,000
94,000 Lortllard IP) Co deb 7s
5«
55,000
97
1064
1164
1<
f g 6s
Sale
14
2
1034 Mar.
Mar.
102
1044
1044
1044
664 674
904 Sale
904
404 Sale
1'
14,000 Lombard Klec 7s series A...
..1952
20,000 Long Dock cons gold 6s
....1935
21,000 Long Island gen g 4s
1938
Unified gold 4s
46,000
.....1949
77
62
09
05
Sale
684
954
....
1951
Sale"
1014 1024
....
-
Sale
74
103
Sale
1'
Leh Vail Haroor Term 1st
6s....I1
Leh V (N Y) lat gu g
«4>
1«
Leh Val (Pa) gen con g 4a
1
Gen cona 44s
1
Gen consol 5s
K
Leh V Ter Ry 1st gu
g 5s..
Lex & East 1st gu 5a..
Sale
944
Sale
lat A refunding 5a
694 Mar. 30
554 Mar. 30
06
Mar. 28
024 Mar. 18
404 Mar. 7
284 Mar. 29
674 Mar. 1
45
Mar. 29
06
Mar.
1034
324 Sale
94
Sale
First & ref sinking fund 5s
Secured 6% gold notes
35
1064 1064 1064 Mar.
100
Mar.
Sale
Sale
994 Mar.
& Sale
Sale
60
594 Mar.
Sale
Mar.
594 604 59
Sale
1024 102
1014 Mar.
8
.......
Mar. 30
05
Mar. 6
124 Mar.
1
31
Sale
1004
1'
Lehigh A N Y 1st gu g 4a
Lehigh Valley Coal 5s
97
9
084 Mar. 14
314 Mar. 30
1114 1124
1174
1044 1034 I6S" 1034 Mar.
Sale
1034 Sale 1024 Mar.
1054
3Hs
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
1084 109
1464 149
1«
Little Miami gen 4a series A
351,000
43,000
13,000
14,000
362,000
117,000
184,000
461,000
364 Mar. 13
124
1!
ake Shore A Mich Sou g
Sale
Sale
954
D.......1'
gold 5s
95
34
♦Lautaro Nitrate Co Ltd 6s..... 1(
Loew's Inc deb
Mar. 15
ilH
3P
A.A*
ser
48,000 Liggett Be Myers Tobacco 7s..
«■
103,000
191",666
74
994 Jan.
Sale
Sale
Lehigh Coal A Nav 4H* ser A —.11
Cons sink fund 4^s ser C.....1*
lat A
2
32
Sale
.1936
3nd gold 5s
l
14 Mar.
004 Mar. 13
014 Mar. 4
314
384
....1954
1936
7
ser
1
Mar. 13
1024 Sale
1044
"Laclede Gas L ref 5k est 1st 5s. 1*
5s ref extension
l1
Coll A refS^s series C
1<
ref g
2
2
Mar. 15
77
1954
coll tr 6s
Lackaw Steel 1st cons 5s
8c
94 Jan.
14 Mar.
Mar. 16
Feb. 14
74
38
53
A
Certs of dep for sec 5s........1959
Col
7
00
1134
694
{♦Kreuger A Toll class
Lake E A W lac
Sale Prices
2
764
Sale
1997
1st 5k ref 6K1
65,000
5,000
365,000
256,000
59,000
54,000
4,000
146,000
426,000
32,000
13,000
11,000
20,000
18,000
8,000
8,000
33,000
54,000
27,000
214,000
35,000
52,000
11,000
27,000
Sale Prices
Mar.
1004
1004
714
L3
.1949
Kings Co Lighting 1st ref 5s
474,000
1
Highest
1
106
1937
6,000
Purchase money 6a
331,000 Kings Co Elevated 1st g 4s
con?
Sale Prices
7
Sale
19*1
..
9,000 Kinney (G R) Co
Sale Prices
74
14
Sale
184,000 Kendall Co 5series A........1948
9,000 Kentucky Central 1st gu 4s.....1987
17,000 Kentucky 5k Ind Term 1st 4>js..l961
8,000
Stamped.....................1961
139,000 Kresge Foundation
Ask
Lowest
Mar. 16
Mar.
6
64
14
354
58,000 Keith Corp (B F) lat aer g 6s....1946
282,000 $ Kelly•Springfield Tire 6s
1942
"i'ooo
Highest
55
..
Plain
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Lowest
1938
'Certificates of depoait
♦let A raf 4a..
74,000 James Franklin
Mar. 30
'35
Bid
{Iowa Gent 1st gold 5a
IN MARCH
1933
to
15
,
Mar. 22
Mar. 21
Mar. 27
94 Feb.
7
124 Mar. 23
59
Jan.
5
544 Feb. 20
45
Feb. 20
98
Mar.
II*
Jan.
70
Mar.
9
24
4
52
partic In
A I Namm A Son 1st 6s
Marlon Steam Shoael a f
g
26,000
.....1943
23,000
6s...Il947
51,000 Market Street Ry lat 7s
Apr 1940
64,000 Mead Corp 6s with warrants.....1945
97,000 Meridional Electric 1st 7s ser A.. 1957
734 754
594 Sale
85,000 Metropolitan Edison lstAref 5sC.1953
1st g 44 s aeries D
234,000
...1968
40,000 Met Water, Sewer A Drain
54s..1950
21,000 ♦{♦Met West Side Elea (Chic) 4s. 1938
♦
vlex Internat 1st 4s asstd
♦Mlag Mill Mach 1st
119,000
80.606
•
...
11956
f g 7s
Jack LAS gold
lat gold 34s...
34s.
3,000
107,000
1952
1st ext 448
Con ext 44s
14,000
~7~ 660
1939
♦tat A refund gold 4*
♦ 9ef A ext
series 5a A
♦
Certificates of
For footnotes,
_IIIl947
34s.. 1941
A St Louis 5s ctfs.......1934
1949
.....1962
deposit.........
see page
33.
~~
604
Sale
86
88
804
98
100
114
24
D
.....
Sale
12
44
434
1044
....
104
24
974
114
44
55
65
Mar. 13
Mar.
2
814 Mar. 14
Mar. 21
594 Mar. 1
70
Mar. 30
954
98
74
79
...•—
94
654
Sale
101
90
*"6
8"
14 Sale
14
2
14
94
66 4
70
1034 Sale
904 .Sale
894 Sale
75
"494 Sale"
Mar. 13
Feb. 27
854 Mar. 4
Mar. 26
794 Jan.
1044 Mar. 20 1054 Mar. 20
1014 Mar. 13 1024 Mar. 5
97
Mar. 14 100
Mar. 1
10
Mar. 13
114 Mar. 6
1024 Jan.
954 Jan.
1004 Mar. 26 1044 Mar.
1004 Mar.
88
98
2
92
102"" Sale"
1034 Sale
924 Sale
924 Sale
55
63
88
97
2
Mar. 21
754 Mar.
8
70
Jan.
29
72
Jan.
25
884 Jan.
11
98
Mar. 26
1054 Mar. 20
102 4 Mar.
Mar
5
1014 Jan. 24
114 Mar. 6
94 Jan.
384
1004
.....
1004 Mar.
95
102
Mar.
90
344
Mar.*"!
964 Mar. 6
754 Mar. 6
1034 Mar. 28
724 Mar.
103
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
4
944 Mar.
5
94
894 Mar.
1044
904
103 4
994
884 Jan.
1004 Jan.
934 Jan.
724 Mar.
80
654 Mar. 20
39
344 Mar. 26
65
Mar.
6
64 Mar. 14
1
Mar. 29
Mar. 2
Jan.
8
Feb. 21
Feb. 20
Jan.
11
1034 Feb.
1024 Jan.
8
94
774 Jan.
764 Jan.
Mar.
4
944 Mar.
5
"70" "Mar." II
654 Mar. 20
70
654 Mar. 18
494 Mar.
1
344 Mar. 26
93
68
68
1939
Mil Spar A N W 1st
gu 4s
Milw A State Line lat
guar
"2~ 666 {♦Minn
944
....1951
Ref A Imp 44s series C
15,000
.1979
8,000 Midland of N J lat ext 5s
....1940
305,000 Midaale St AOrd cona s f 5s
11936
Milw El Ry A Lt 1st A ref 5a
289,000
ser B1961
1st mtge gold
182,000
5s....x........1971
♦{♦Mil A Nor 1st ext 44s (1880)..1934
iV.ooo
70
68
Sale
105
Sale
1054 105
1014 Sale 1014 Sale
1977
Michigan Central-Detroit A Bay
City Air Line 4s
.........1940
734
594
634
844
914
64 Mar. 14
14 Mar.
1
"14 Mar."l4 ""l4Mar."l4
65
Mar.
6
54 Jan.
30
1
Feb.
Feb.
28
Feb.
13
'8
13
Mar.IT
654 Mar. 18
53
84
24
14
14
Jan.
24
Jan.
3
Jan. 15
Feb. 13
Mar. 14
N. Y. STOCK
April, 1935]
BONDS
h. y. stock exchange
to
Value
138,000 MStPAcSSMAs stpd guar... .1938
let cons 5a................. .1938
39,000
74,000
1st cons 5a ltd aa to Int..... .1938
1st Ac raf 6a aaiiaa A........ .1946
26,000
J
34 X
21
j
i
36 X
i
j
J
>
J
15
IS
76
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
88 X
20%
Mar. 28
19% Sale
Sale
93
17
73
Sale
47
Sale
95
18 X
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
(
28% Mar. 15
19% Mar, 15
38
"
Highest
Sale Prices
Lowest
Sale Prices
Mar. 23
Mar. 4
34% Mar.
24
37
Mar. 28
191
191
75
72
Mar, 19
Mar. 5
Mar. 29
22
89
46
Mar. 29
ivi 18
95
23
93
22
d
Ask
Sale
20
,24X
74%
1
Mo Kan ft Tax lat g 4a........ .1990 J
30
Sale
Sale
19%
21X
.1949 M 8
IS-isarHKa.. ........
J
lat ref 5%s series B......... .1979 J
MStPAcSSMAc Cant Term
lat Chic Tarm a f 4a......
1941 MN
Mississippi Cant lat 5a......... 1949 J J
4,000
8,000 {♦Mlssonri-IlUnols RE 5a aar^A. ,1959
530,000
1
J
Mar. 30
Ask Bid
Bid
%
44,000
Mar. 1
Mar, 31 '35
_
35,000
PRICES IN MARCH
Low from
July 1 1933
Sales in
|March.
29
EXCHANGE—BONDS
93
20
1
Mar. 21
Mar.
5
Mar.
7
Mar. 7
Mar. 4
93% Mar. 20
Mar.
Mar.
4
1
69% Mar.
2
28% Mar. 15
19% Mar. 15
33
Mar. 28
36% Feb. 19
26% Jan.
40
18% Mar .^23
23]
17% Mar. 4
67% Mar. 28
19
75
9
Feb. 20
Feb. 14
Mar. 7
Jan,
23
Jan.
5
Jan.
7
Mar. 29
93% Jan.
8
Jan.
16
72
46
93
19
30
89% Feb. 26
Mlasour-Kanaaa>Taraa RE—
187,000
121,000
i
1
I
56% Sale
49% Sale
j
6,000
3
Prior Han 5a sarloa A........ .1963
40-year 4a aarlaa B........
.1962
Pr Han mtga 416a aar D....... *1978
♦Cam adjuat Ss aarlaa A Jon 1967
216,000
{♦Missouri Pacific RR Co—
15,000
43,000
569,000
552,000
13,000
153,000
5,000
367,000
199,000
471",566
17 X
....
♦Certificates of deposit. .. .
4%..*loly 1938 J
Mobile Ac Btraa prior lien g 5a ...1946 i
I
.............
Small..
Mar. 30
.
.....
{♦Mobile Ac Ohio gan gold 4s....l938
♦Montgomery Div lat g 5s.....1947
♦Refbnding Ac Improv't 4%s ..1977
♦Sac 5% notes................1938
Mohawk Ac Mai 1st go g 4s......1991
Mont Cent lat gu g 6s..........1937
lat guar gold 5s..............1937
1
Sale
19
.....
20
"V, Sale"
28
19% Sale
27
19%
25%
45""
J
11
5
S
3
Dab gold 5a series A-.—.......1962 Jf
99
J
J
D
Deb g 7s
..*......1937 J
Mont Tram 1st 5c ref 5s series A..1941 3
Gen Ac raf a f 5s
Morris Ac Co 1st
ser
103%
77
89 X
97
100% Sale
83%
J
3
f 4J4«
1939
Morris Ac Bases 1st go 3Hs..-.-.299e
Constr M 5a aer A.....**.....1955
Conatr M 416a ser B
1955
•♦Murray Body 1st 6*6s......
1934
s
403%
Sale
Sale
94%
Sale
101% 103
D
D
19% Mar. 29
23% Mar. 4
19% Mar. 29
23% Mar, 4
Mar. 30
27% Jan. 26
11% Jan. 26
30
Mar.
4
27% Jan. 26
25% Mar.
4
4
24
Mar, 28
23% Mar.
5X Mar.
19% Mar. 30
24% Mar.
4
Mar.
4
Feb.
18
29% Feb. 18
27
Feb. 19
4
Mar. 28
6
19% Mar. 30
30
19% Mar."29
22% Jan, 18
36x~Feb""l8
19%
Mar."29
26* "Mar"
2
Mar.
23% Mar.
4
5
Feb, 18
Feb. 27
Mar. 29
76
Jan.
48~""jan~"
59
i
13
6%
6%
Mar. 4
5% Mar. 18
12
12
9
Mar.
Mar,
6% Mar, 14
4
4
1
21
4
7% Jan.
8
; Feb. 18
27
Feb, 11
80
Feb. 19
~4§""~Jan""4
Feb.
16%
9
0]
853
Jan. 25
Jan.
2
15
3
102% Jan.
5% Mar.
6% Feb.
3
Jan.
Jan.
100
Sale
100
102
Sale
75
Mar. 21
81
Mar.
2
67
89
Mar. 22
-92
Mar.
8
96% Mar. 15 100% Mar.
1
Mar. 22 93% Feb.
5
Jan. 10
96% Mar. 15 101
77% Jan. 22 79% Feb. 14
91
98%
76
98£
12
80
Mar.
1
6 101% Feb.
Mar. 28 101
Mar. 4 100
Mar.
Mar. 8 103% Mar. 28
93% Jan.
94X 94
88% 87
101% 100
Sale
Jan.
89
73%
98
107
105
7 103% Mar. 27
Mar.
5
95
Mar, 30
Mar.
1
Mar. 27 101
Mar. 12
94% Mar. 1
Mar.
4
Mar. 18 101% Mar.
Mar, 26 100% Mar. 30
Mar.
4 108
Mar.
5 106
Mar. 27
Mar. 14
101
Jan.
91% Mar.
94
87
100
98
Feb.
5
79% Feb. 14
103 X Mar. 27
2
95% Jan.
79X Feb-
103 X 102 &
Sale
91H
107% 107 X 108
105% 107% 105%
101% Feb. 19
103% Mar. 28
81
Mar. 2
73% Feb.
77%
103
91
90
86
100
1st 6H8 est to Dec 1 1942.*....
Mutual Fuel Gas 1st gu 5s.......1947 MN
Mutual Union Tal 5s............1941 MN
Namm
Sale
94
101
D
MN
J
7
30
Mar. 29
83%
82
MN
J
89%
76
——
3
.
.....
1955 AO
3
3
D
36% Jan.
Mar. 29
Mar. 29
7% Mar.
80
Mar, 8 82% Mar.
76% 79
101% 101% 101% Mar. 21 102% Mar.
M b
J
7
8
9
88%
3
3
Jan.
55
M S
.1943 J
Montana Power 1st Ac raf 5s A
Jan.
Jan,
64
2
1
8% Mar.
26% Mar.
IP
99
J
M
5% Mar. 29
23
"20-
M b
F
62
22% Mar. 11
6% Sale
*—-
6
73
Mar. 13
Mar. 30
50
14
2
19
Mar. 29
40% Mar. 29
89
General 5c refunding 5sA.....1955 A (j
Gen Ac ref 5a series B..........1955 A O
Gen 5c raf a f4Hs aar C........1955 AO
2,000
850,000
4
Mar.
80%
Montecatinl Mia ft Agr Co Ine
I 42,666
18% Mar.
26
19%
3
J
Mortgage gold 4a.............1946
18,000
Mar. 30
Mar. 29
J
Small
79,000
566,000
139,000
197,000
54,000
11,000
15,000
4,000
14
J
♦Mo Pac 3d 7a art at
23,000
41,000
—
27
25%
♦Certificates of deposit....
♦1st Ac ref 5s sari............ 4981 UN
Mar. 9
Mar. 13
20
24
26
A
50
Sale
Sale
24
.1989
5s series
A
50
Mar, 13
50
Sale
19
24
5
♦Convertible gold 516s....... 1949 M O
40% Mar, 29
14
20
24
26
MN
47X
20
Sale
8% Sale
26% Sale
♦Certificates of deposit....
♦1st ref gold
40% Sale
.....
24
.1977 MN
♦1st Ac ref g 5a aer G..
.1978
♦Certificates of deposit....
57X
25%
6
♦Cartlficataa of deposit....
General 4s................. 4979 MS
♦1st Ac raf 5a sarloa P..
5,000
4,000
35,000
17,000
11,000
74,000
91,000
315,000
73,000
.....
A 0
♦1st Ac refund 5a aarlaa A.... .1969 P
♦
j
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
8
11
7
104%
100% Mar. 30
Mar. 27
108
Mar. 14
106
102
Jan.
96% Jan,
Jan,
103% Jan.
102
Jan.
(AI)5c Son—See Mfra* Trust Co
Nashville Chat Ac St L 1st 4s A..1978 F A
F A
Nash Flo 5c Sheff 1st
gu g 5s
95%
102%
1937
Nassau Blee guar gold 4s stpd... 1951 J
National Acme 1st mtge 6s......1942 J
National Dairy Prod deb 5%s—..1948
3
96%
.....
92
102
93
D
93
FA
105
v&PZ|
Sale" 103% Sale
Mar. 25
96% Mar.
5
50% Mar. 16
55% Sale
56% Mar,
2
93
95
103
95
Mar. 15
Mar. 16 105
Mar. 15
Mar. 1
93
Mar. 25
97
Feb. 21
102% Feb. 28 102% Feb. 28
50% Mar. 16 59% Jan,
2
Mar. 15
86% Jan.
9 95
102% Jan.
2 105
Feb. 23
National Ry of Mexico—
7,000
♦Prior Hen 59-year a f 4«•.... 1957
♦Assent cash warr recta No 4 on
♦Guar 4a Apr 1914 coupon...—1977
4,000
♦Nat RR Mas prior Hen g 4Ma ..1936
♦Aisent cash warr rect Nov4 on
4%
5%
2%
3%
warr
receipt
gold 4a......
1951
♦Assenting cash warr rect No 4 on
Nat Steel 1st coU 5s..*.........1956 A O
M N
Nsugatuck RR 1st g 4a.........1954
1948 3
1940
New England RR cons 5s guar..l945
7,000
Cons ttuar 4s.**... ..........1945
90,000 Now England T Ac T 39-yr 5s A...1952
179",666
20,000
A
j
107
Sale
60
68
j
J
Orleans Term 1st 4s
d
57
68%
117
92
Sale
100% Sale
Sale
59
66%
66%
♦First As series B._.—.......1954 A
♦1st mtge gold 5s aeries C
1,102,000
C
N Y Cent RR conv deb 6s...
1935
Conv secured 6s..............1944
Consol 4s series A-.........-.1998
25%
luh
M N
62,000
A
3% Mar.
6
2% Mar. 19
Jan.
7
"2% >eb"."25
*4XJan"
16
3
Mar. 27
6% Jan.
15
5
Mar. 27
3
Mar. 27
3
Mich Cunt coll g 3 Ms.
...1998
84,000
1937
179,000 N Y Chic Ac St Louis 1st g 4s
Refunding 5 Hi series A
1974
215,000
Refunding 44a series C......1978
644,000
3-year 6% gold notes..........1935
216,000
56,000 N Y Connecting 1st gu 4 Ms A—1953
1st gtd 5s series B......
1953
17,000
...1951
81,000 N Y Dock 1st gold 4s
Serial 5a g notes.......
..1938
110,000
138,000 N Y Edison 1st Ac «ef *%s aw A..1941
lat Hen AC ref 5a B............1944
129,000
lat Hen Ac ref 5s series C.......1951
109,000
fJX
"IF
18%
22 X
99
73%
43%
49
96%
53% Sale
87% Sale
A
85
87
102
o
67
M S
102%
68%
,61
66%
82%
Sale
22%
S*
23%
>
44%
Sale
78
Mar. 11
Jan. 22
Mar. 11
Sale
109%
Sale
81
70
Feb.
19
Feb.
9
Mar.
63
Mar.
2 122
Mar. 23
.15% Jan.
4 118
Mar. 7
.12% Jan.
14
88% Feb.
88% Feb. 14
165%
Mar i *18
48% Mar. 28
64% Mar. 13
63% Mar. 12
82% Mar.
12
igP
59
Mar.
Mar."
Mar.
67% Mar.
67% Mar.
84% Mar,
48% Mar*
3
28
30
94
Jan.
Jan.
2
55% Jan.
2
55% Jan.
82% Mar. 12
22
Jan.
22%
Mar.'
26" "Mar"
22% Mar.
24
20
Mar. 20
Mar, 12
24
Mar.
24
21% Mar.
20
22% Mar. 29
27
Mar.
02%
Mar."
95% Mar, 8
98% Mar. 15
99
Mar.
73% Mar. 18
43% Mar. 27
46% Mar. 27
83
28
92
88
43
Mar. 12
Mar. 29
Mar. 27
78% Mar.
79
21
Mar. 21
06% Mar,
Mar.
Mar,
Mar.
22% Mar.
.02 % Jan.
.02
Feb,
91% Jan.
98% Mar.
73% Mar.
54% Mar.
59% Mar,
43% Mar.
97% Mar.
92
46% Mar.
2
101%
Feb. 23
63%
Feb.
53
Feb.
19
2
68% Feb, 15
68%
Feb.
16
86%
25%
29%
28%
Jan.
21
26
28
Jan. 28
20
Jan. 26
12
Feb. 15
29
Feb. 18
2 104
Feb.
4
13 102% Jan. 14
2
Jan. 23
99
15 112% Jan,
3
18 87 X f an. 28
27 64% Jan.
8
27 70% Jan.
8
Jan.
II*
Mar.
88
54% Mar.
43
Mar. 12
Mar. 29
Mar. 27
47
Mar. 30
95
89
86
Mar.
Mar,
100X Mar. 20 102% Mar.
57
Mar. 15 68% Mar.
47
Mar. 30 59
43% Mar. 29 62
106% Mar. 30 108
108% 107% Mar. 19 108%
62% 62% Mar. 28 67
46
43
Mar. 15 46%
114
113% Mar. 29 114%
Sale
108% Mar. 21 109%
Sale
109
Mar, 13 110%
Sale
7
6
Feb. 19
Mar. 7
67
63
Sale
44% Sale
114
108 J
U0
Sale
Sale
63
119% Mar. 7 122
115% Mar, 30 118
Sale
Sale
107%
108% 108%
65%
Feb. 25
117% Mar. 22 118" Mar." "7 113% Jan.
8 118
Mar. 22 105% Mar. 12
103
Mar. 22 105% Mar, 12 103
152 X "Mar i '*6
59
Sale
57% Sale
A O
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
93
O
60
98
20
100
97%
A
Lake Shore coU g 3«a..1998
66""
57% Sale
O
Sale
102
Sale
2% Mar. 13
2% Mar. 30
2% Mar. 30
4% Jan.
Mar. 6 105% Feb.
Mar.
106% Mar, 29 108
2 108
50
53% Sale
3
Ref Ac Impt. 4K« series A......2013
75
64
100% Sale
55
48%
Sale
82
J
Debenture 4s of 1912..........1942
117
95
104% Sale
M X
P
50
ioHx
105
mtge 3 J6s...*.*.1997
881,000
140,000
24%
26%
28%
25%
26% Sale
AO
Ref 8c Impt 4*6* series A
..2013
Ref At impt 5s series G.,......2413 AO
528,000 NYCftHRl
Sale
Sale
23
22
1956
♦1st 4M« series D
♦First 5H* series
............1956
A.*.........1954
Npt ft Cln B gen gu g 4 Hi* .....1945
N Y 5c Bklyn At M B cons g 5s... 1935
55
Sale
84
A O
24,000
19,000
205,000
475,000
656,000
2% Mar. 19
68
119% 120% 120% Sale
guar...l953
non cam Inc 5s 1935
50
81
i
j
147",000
620,000
1,380,000
3%
2% Sale
106% Sale
104
New Orleans P 81st Ac ref 5s A...1952
1st Ac ref 5s series B
......1955
{♦N o Tex ft Mex
"e'ooo
2%
-—*
O
1st g 4 Hi* series B.. ......... ..1961 MN
P A
N J Junction RR gu 1st 4s...... 1986
N J Pow Ac Light 1st 4V6S
..1964
New Orleans Great Nor 5s ser A.. 1983
204,000
23,000 New
3%
117% 117% 116%
Sale
103% Sale
D
N O Ac N'eastern ref 4Hi series A.1952
181", 000
2%
cons
20,000 Newark Consol Gas 5s
160,000 Newberry (J J) Co 5%a._
122,000
3%
""4% ""2%'"3""
2%
♦First
19,000
583,000
3%
AO
No 6 on
♦Assent
Mar.
Mar,
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
98%
97%
64%
Feb. 25
Jan.
23
Jan.
9
78% Mar. 21 89% Jan. 10
79
Mar. 21
88% Jan. 22
3 102% Mar. 7
100% Jan .
57
Mar. 15 77
Jan.
7
Jan.
7
66
7
71% Jan.
22 108
Mar.
5
107% Mar. 19 108% Feb. 21
5 67
Mar. 11
59% Jan.
43
Mar, 15 49
Jan. 31
113
Jan.
2 114% Feb. 16
107 X Feb.
7 109% Jan. 10
43% Mai.
29
106% Jan.
2 110% Mar.
1
Jan.
2
5
Jan.
2 112
108% Jan.
N Y Ac Erie—See Erie RR.
67,000
67,000
2,000
65,000
365,000
14,000
N Y Gas El Lt Ht Ac Pow 5s......l948
Purchase money coll tr g 4s—1949
N Y Ac Greenw L prior lien gu
N Y Ac Harlem g 3Hs.
N Y Lack Ac Western 4a ser A.
Guar
j
d
F
A
5a.l946 MN
2449 M N
1973 MN
aeriea B............1973 NN
N Y L B Ac W Coal Ac RR 5**
1942 M
Dock Ac Impt 1st 5s
...1943 J
NY a Long Branch gen 4a.....1941 M
N Y Ac N B Boston Tor 1st 4a.. ..1939 M
For footnotes, see page
33.
N
j
8
8
104%
95
120% Sale
111% Sale
87%
lira
85% Mar, 19
90%
100% Sale
101% Sale
99
105% 109% 106
91%
...
JSfc.
120% Mar. 21 121% Mar.
Mar.
110% Mar, 14 112
90% Mar.
100% Mar. 1 101% Mar.
99% 99% Mar. 14 101% Mar.
Sale 106
Mar. 30 108% Mar.
91% 100
105% 107
102%
116]
107]
121% Mar.
Feb. 23
90% Mar. 4
98
Jan.
6 101% Mar. 6
99% Mar. 14 101% Feb. 25
85% Mar, 19
106
Mar. 30 108% Feb. 19
Feb.
101% Jan.
105
105,
Feb.
101% Jan.
N. Y. STOCK
30
Sales in
N. Y. STOCK
Value
July 1 1933
Mar. 31 '35
Ask
Ask
Bid
N Y New Haven Ac Hartford—
'
20,000
8,000
77,000
118,000
116,000
123,000
447,000
334,000
200,000
501,000
182,000
298,000
44,000
1
Non-con* debenture 3H«
1
Non-con* debenture 4a..1
Non-con* debenture 4a.......1
Convertible debenture 3H>—1
Convertible debenture 4a..—1
Collateral truat 4a......——1
.....1
Debenture 4a.....
lat & ref 4Ha aer of 1937
J
Non-con* debenture JH«
Harlem R Ac Pt Chea 1st
S
N Y Ont Ac Weat lat g 4a...June
]
......3
General 4a
4a
3
29,666 N Y Ac Putnam lat con guar 4a ..)
555,000 ♦N Y Rya Corp Inc 4a
....Jan 1
Prior lien 6a aerlea A..........:
66,000
23,000 N Y Ac Rich Gaa lat 4a A
16,000 {♦N Y State Rya 4%a A ctfs ....
N Y Pro* Ac Boaton gen
63,556
86 H
Sale
7934
lat mortgage
MN
1937
New 4 6%
♦{♦Norfolk South lat At rei
Sale
Sale
Sale
1947 MN
1947 MN
1956 A O
5a A. 1961 F A
♦Certificates of deposit
Sale
85
83
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
115 "
115
42
35
108 H
39",556
51,000
2,000
46,000
44,000
43,000
401,000
41,000
190,000
29,000
246,000
39,000
94,000
20,000
91,000
85,000
6,000
2,000
15,000
96,000
48,000
1944
Ontario Power N F lat 5s....
Ontario Transmission lat 5a
1943
1945
Oregon RR Ac Nav con g 4s.....1946
Oregon Short Line lat con g 5a..1946
1st guar cons 5s stamped...... 1946
Ore-Wash RRAtNa* lstAcref 4a...1961
Oslo Gaa Ac Elec extl
Otis Steel
aec
a
f g 5a..
g 6a aerlea A
1946
Pacific RR of Mo 1st ext 4a__
♦2d extended gold 5a...
1938
Pacific Tel At Tel lat 5a..
1937
1938
f 4Ha..1955
♦{♦Pan-Am Petr (Cal) lat g 6a...1946
♦Certificates of deposit.......
♦Paramount B'way lat 5 Ha
Sale
Sale
Sale
71
452,000
377,000
763,000
905,000
61,000
14,000
9,000
17,000
181,000
15,000
7
6
Mar. 18
95
H Jan.
25
4
Mar. 18
61
8
35% Mar. 15
49
Jan,
Jan.
2
22
7
80
Mar.
87
% Jan.
10
Jan.
12
8994
Sale
8§"
Mar. 11
.....
♦♦Proof of claim filed by owner....
♦Certificates of deposit.........
lllH Mar."ll
107
5
Mar. 13
Mar. 15
A... 1942
Guar 334a tr ctfs series A
1937
Guar 3Ha coll tr ctfa ser B
Guar g 3Ha tr ctfa aerlea C
1941
;
*
'
J
*
&
A
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 28
Mar.
4
Mar. 13
Mar. 23
1942
Guar g 3Ha tr ctfa series D...1944
3,000
46-year guar tr ctfa 4a Ser B..1952
Secured gold 4Hs
239,000
1963
118,000 Penn Dixie Cement 1st 6a A.. ..1941
45
Mar. 22
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
108,000
21,000
1,000,000
2,000
Penn Ohio At Detroit RR—
lat At ref gold 4Hs aeries A....1977
4Hs series B
.......1981
Penn Pow Ac Lt lat M 4Hs
1981
Penn RR conaol gold 4a
1943
Conaol gold 4a
59,000
..........1948
25,000
Stamped dollar bonds
1948
Conaol 4 Ha laaue of 1915
106,000
1966
General 4Ha Series A
507,000
1965
General 5a Series B
159,000
..1968
266.000
15-year secured 6Ha
1936
Secured gold 5s
1964
330,000
Debenture gold 4Ha....
726,000
1970
General 4Ha aerlea D
1*81
745,000
Gen mtge 4%a aeries E...
1984
672,000
65,000 Peoples Gas At Coke lat 6a
.1943
Refunding gold 5a
1947
296,000
A O
-
A
*
*
*
*
*
J
F
&
3
5
Mar. 22
45
Mar. 22
42
13%Mar."
Jan.
6
20
25
7
Jan.
11
Jan.
9
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
1
71
2
74% Mar.
88% Mar. 29 102!
84 % Mar. 29
1
83
96
Jan.
107
Feb.
9
20
107x4 Mar. 19
108 H Feb. 19
Mar.
Jan.
103
8
Mar.
6
4
Mar. 22
Mar.
104% Jan.
2 101 % Mar.
Jan.
105 % Jan.
Feb. 20
.1134 Mar. 27
102
Mar.
102 % Jan.
.04
1394 Jan.
109% Jan.
:
Mar.:
L12
110
[1734 Feb. 20
105
Jan.
[09
Mar.
L18
Mar.
[19
Feb.
112
110
Mar. 13
Sale
Sale
Sale
83% Mar.
Sale
Sale
77
Mar. 14
Sale
Mar.
10734 Sale
Sale
Sale
107 % Mar.
Sale
11434 Mar.
116
11534 Mar.
37 H
107
Sale
39
Sale
101
Sale
71
Sale
71
Mar.
Mar.
37% Mar. 19
106
Mar.
5 1001
100 i
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
6
7
18
9594 Jan.
10694 Feb.
111
Jan.
13
21
5
105%
35%
35%
4294
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
4
101 %
105 %
Mar.
2
2
59
15
75
Mar.
4
5934 Jan.
5894 Jan.
Mar.
Mar,
Mar.
5
Mar.
2
Feb.
25
Mar.
5
Jan.
17% Jan.
Feb.
18
Mar.
1
6
90
Jan.
Mar.
6
Mar. 23 102% Mar. 26
Mar. 23
Mar. 13 102
102
Jan.
10234 Mar. 26
100
Jan.
102
103 % Mar.
90
Mar.
104
94
Mar.
Mar.
23
116
1
101
9894 Jan.
98
98% 101
Sale
Sale
101K Mar.
105iH Mar. 1
71% Mar. 13
109 H
11534
110
965
983
805
875
66
10994 11034 10934 11034 110H Mar
Sale
115H Mar
118H Sale
Sale
107 H Sale
104H Mar
109
Sale
109
Mar,
114H Sale
Sale
104
Mar,
105
104% Sale
105 % Sale
105
Mar,
10634 Sale
90
Mar,
95 % Sale
90% Sale
75 94
104
Sale
102
Sale
9134
104
Sale
101
Sale
112H
Sale
104
Sale
114H 117
103 % Sale
Sale
104K 103 %
Sale
ui
Mar
10631
78
13 105
104H Mar
102 % Mar
108 % Mar
11 105H
13 103 %
13
110
12
25 ui
Mar
30 119%
30 108%
30 115%
30 105
30 107
95%
101
Mar, 13 104%
101
Mar, 30 104%
1 116
112H Mar,
103 % Mar, 20 104 %
29
Mar. 23
9894 Jan.
98
Feb.
5
6
10234 Mar. 30
10694 Mar. 25
8534 Jan. 10
2
103% Jan.
104
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
111
Mar. 21
Jan.
11934 Mar.
2
98
107
108
108
114
104
10534
10534
10434
10834
11094
Jan.
6
5
Mar.
108
Feb.
4
109
Mar.
115
Feb.
2
10434 Mar
106
Jan.
105
Jan.
107 % Jan.
9034
10094
9994
11094
9834
Mar
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
9734 Feb. 20
10494 Mar. 4
10494 Mar. 2
Mar. 25
Mar. 1
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
5
9994 Jan.
10494 Jan.
7134 Mar.
5 102H Mar. 30
94 j
105
Jan.
Mar.
Sale
93
Mar.
104%
103 % Sale
108 H
104
155
Jan.
Mar.
Feb.
Jan.
117
102 %
42
26
75%
75%
162M
21%
25%
Mar.
Sale
78
12
25
4
18
17
18
24
4
Jan.
4
Mar. 4
Mar. 5
Mar. 2
Mar. 13
Mar.
5
Mar.
7
117H Mar. 5
Mar. 20
103 K
i
15
Mar.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
75
102 % 102% 102H
101 %
101
102
100 %
10194
98%
Mar.
Feb.
Jan.
[0094
L0134
9934
[0734
[1334
L0534
4334
4334
5034
50
70
118
90
99
40
L09
Jan.
Jan.
9694 Jan.
75
08% Mar. 19
09% Mar.
153 % z155 Mar.
20
19% Mar.
21%
Mar.
25%
28% 23
Sale
27
1
8
28
15
Sale
70
36
106
10
Mar. 13
L0594 Feb. 20
9934 Mar. 2
91% Jan. 28
Mar.:
8394 Mar.:
6994 Jan.
1
4
25
9
Jan.
5894 Jan.
75
72% Sale
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
18
114H Mar.:
115H Jan.
101
Jan.
.0434 Feb. 16
2
4
Sale
71% Sale
Sale
39}
Mar. 12 1073
Mar.
10
12" "Mar ."II
%Jan""
107% Jan.
Sale
110
103 %
107 34
80
45
Jan.
8
6
"15"" Mir.'IS
110H Mar.
111
103
N
Mar. 21
Mar. 2
11134 Mar. 27
10294 Mar. 21
109 % Mar.
102
Mar.
105
100
84
111
112
Mar.
105 %
74
J
A
89
109
111
Sale
Sale
81
84% Mar. 25
7
Mar.il
9194
101
7
5034 Jan.
.Sale
L04
15
3
97
116
98]
Feb.
Mar. 23
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
45
8
20
30
30
29
29
29
29
Mar. 29
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
161
78
1
Mar. 28
Jan. 15
Jan.
71 % Sale
71% Sale
10194
75 J
Mar.
Mar.:
71H
;
8
22
Jan.
88
71
55
15
Jan.
74% Jan.
78% Jan.
71% Jan.
7
Feb.
Jan.
33
,
82
52 % Mar.
81% Jan.
Mar. 21
Mar. 2
^;wV
5
Feb.
11034 Mar. 29
11034 Mar. 29 11034 Mar. 29 110H Mar. 29
40
Jan. 19
4494 Mar. 13
40
Mar. 15 44% Mar. 13
9934
99 34
9934 10034 10034
99
99% 100%
100% 100 K
91
99
98
97K 97%
106 %
106 % Sale
106 K Sale
112
11334 111H 112H 11234
105 %
105%
105 H
3734 35%
3734 "4l"
35 341 Sale
35%
38
36 H
48%
50% 4894
49% Sale
50
48 K
4834
50% Sale
94
8
Mar. 11
Jan.
171
163% Mar.
12
Mar.
13
Mar.
35% Jan.
110H Jan.
105% Mar.
84% Mar. 25
3834
8134
83 94
81%
84 H
75
Jan.
106
24
75% Feb. 14
44% Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Pennsylvania Co—
12,000
13,000
108
62% Jan.
35% Mar. 30
15
Sale
11734
107
*
32
17% Mar.
104H Jan.
63
10
111H Mar. 20
64% Jan.
2
"95H Mar""I
&
ser
51 % Jan.
100
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
56
8034
*
Jan.
109
99
Parts-Orleans RRBxt a f 5Ha... 1968 A
♦Park-Lexington 6%a ctfs.......1953 J
Parmelee Trans con* deb 6s
1944 A
52
Mar. 29
104 K
-
♦Paullsta Ry 1st Ac ref 7a
49%. Jan.
37% Mar.
97% Mar.
8
9
Jan.
Mar. 30
119
-
63
Mar. 20
Mar.
7
89
84
5
Mar.
50
Mar. 13
6
9
Mar.
88
F
Pateraon Ac Passaic G At E 5eIIIIIl949
Pathe Exch deb 7w with warr
1937
Mar.
27
Mar.
33
117
-
Feb.
Mar. 11
Feb.
104% Jan.
104% Jan.
9
35% Sale
105%
11194
109
J
Mar. 20
108
10794 Mar.
Sale 106
IV ar.
2 l07H M£f."l9
10834 10734 Mar. 13 10834 Mar. 9
103 K 102%
103 K
14%
11034
4
Mar. 22
Sale
11034
-
Jan.
Sale
106
Ill
J
J
Jan.
88% Sale
Sale
40
®
J
J
Jan.
\% Feb.
100 K
J
'
^
Jan.
52
63
1K Feb.
105
107
26
39
36
8
7
4
7
7
7
10
e2H Mar. 11
8034 Mar. 20
83%
10734
Sale
1947
♦♦Proof of claim filed by owner....
82
86
Sale
8?*
5
A
F
F
*
J
J
J
8
26
40
Mar. 22
105% Mar. 26
2
4
Sale
108
-
♦Certificates of deposit
{Paramount Public Corp 5Hs.Hl950
Mar.
26
Mar. 19
Jan.
Jan.
70 K Feb.
105 % Feb.
Mar.
Mar,
72
Feb.
37
12
Mar. 22
86
Mar. 22
108 % Mar. 20
44" Mar.""5
Sale
Sale
10734
106 34
1951
Certificates of deposit..........
{Paramount-Famous-Lasky 6a
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
55
108 K 109
102% Sale
89
1952
a
42
96
I
5
1941 ^
Pacific Coast Co lat g 5a...
65
35
76 H
83 %
1963
Pacific G Ac E-gen Ac ref 5s aer A—1942
Pacific Pub Ser* 5% g notes
1936
36-year 5s aerlea A
Paducah Ac Ulinola lat
45
84% Mar.
Mar.
50
Sale
106
5,000 Ogden At Lake Ch 1st guar g 4a..1948 J
Ohio Connecting Ry 1st 4#__
1943 &
105,666 Ohio Pub Service 1st At ref 7
1946 A
54,000
lat At ref 7a series B.......
1947 I
44.000 Ohio River RR lat g 5a
1936 J
...1937
42 H
45
.1957 M N
.....
118
110
60
5494
34
1941
General gold 5a
{♦Old Ben Coal lat g 6a
Mar. 29
107 H 106 % Mar.
Sale
8494 Mar.
8834
110
1941
Norwegian Hydro-El Nit 5H«
4
49% Mar. 12
N*western Teletf 434 s extended ..1944
i98.odd
30H Jan.
163 % Mar. 30
12
Mar.
6
13
Mar. 22
40
Mar. 6
112
Mar. 13
Sale
Sale
Sale
t *
8734
82 H
North Cent gen At ref Sa aer A...1974
Gen At ref 4H* aeries A
...1974
10,000 {♦Northern Ohio lat guar g 5a..1945
Ex Apr '33, Oct '33, Apr '34 coups.
1,000
Stamped as to sale of April 1 and
♦Oct 1 1933 and Apr 11934 coups
1,000
1947 M
87,000 Nor Ohio Trac Ac Lt 6a aer A
629,000 Northern Pacific prior lien 4a
1997 Q
618,000
Gen Uen ry At Id gt 3a....Jan 3647
170,000
Ref At Impt 4 Ha Series A
3647
1,557,000
Ref At Impt 6a Series B.......3647
59,000
Ref & Impt 5a Series G.......3647
75.000
Ref Ac Impt 5a Series D...
3647
Northern Ry of Calif guar 5a
1938
1st At ref 6s series B
Mar. 30
3934 Mar.
16
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
107
"2", 655
North States Power 5a A.....
Feb.
2
51
Sale
11394
108 %
111,000 North Am Edlaon deb 5a aer A...1957
Deb 5 H® aer B
272,000
Aug 15 1963
Deb 5a series C
..No* 15 1969
297.000
46,000
8
Mar.
94
Sale
17
41
1944
4a....1941
1961
Dl* lat At gen g 4a
Pocahontas C At C Joint
North American Co deb 5a
Mar.
32% Mar.
Sale
1941
1996
♦{♦Norfolk Ac South 1st g 5s
Mar. 29
52
Sale
16894
1594
....
Norfolk Ac Weat Ry 1st con g 4a
Feb.
4
97% Mar. 8
11134 Mar. 20
03% Mar. 27
Sale
Sale
17H Mar. 13 2334 Mar. 2
Mar. 11
107
Mar. 16 108
6
Mar. 14 7134 Mar.
70% 69
Nordeutsche Lloyd (Bremen)—
Nord Rya eztl a f 6 Ha
2
24
Mar.
9
Sale
Sale
A...1955
Niagara Share (Mo) deb 5H8....1950
f 6a
Mar.
Mar. 13
Mar. 8
Sale
Nlag Lock Ac Ont Pow lat 5a
a
5
4
26
Mar. 29
9934
gold 5a
......1943
f 4H«
1939
N Y Trap Rock lat a f g 4a.......1946
N Y Weetchea Ac Boa lat 4Ha
1946
♦30-year
36H Jan»
24% Feb. 26
3734 Mar.
77 94 Mar.
55
45
Terminal lat
217" 556
80
63
N Y Tel lat 8c gena
26,000
35,000
256,000
163,000
32,000
10,000
334,000
149,000
58,000
409,000
Feb. 27
2
30
10834 Mar.
1% Mar.
294
234
11034 10994 Mar^
107
10634 Mar.
Sale
106
Mar.
107 94
107
..........
5a...........
Second gold 4H«............. 1937
General gold 5a
..........1946
"s'.ooo
4,000
317,000
49,000
493,000
90,000
329,000
8694
UK
19,000 N Y Suaq At Weat lat t«*f g 5a
27
Mar.
30% Mar.
30% Mar.
Mar. 19
'
M N
1st mortgage St..
39
29
Sale
♦6H» «er B ctfs..
New York Steam lat ia aer A
33,000
32,000
76 H
Sale
18
Mar. 27
30
394 Mar. 19
534 Mar. 16
0
Mar. 29
3 34 Mar. 27
634 Mar. 30
734 Mar. 29
394 Mar. 18
4% Mar. 18
534 Mar. 15
4a—.1
Jan.
28
30
7% Mar. 19
534 Mar. 12
Non-cony debenture 4i....... 1
Sale~J*rices 4
Mar. 12
Mar.
6
Mar. 27
3
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
1 ^
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Mar. 30
Mar. 1
to
EXCHANGE
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN MARCH
Low from
BONDS
March
EXCHANGF-—BONDS
13
15
21
2
22
1
4
2
28
1
,
Feb.
10
Mar.
6
Feb. 20
Mar. 13
Mar. 15
2
20
19
10
25
116
Mar. 28
105
Feb.
18
\
For footnotes, see page 33.
3-a
Sales in
BONDS
March
n.
Value
Low from
July 1 1933
St
£&«
y. stock exchange
'35
Mar. 31
4a.......1940
♦Income 4s (flat)
1990
Peoria At Pekln Un 1st 854* A—1974
Pere Marquette 1st 5s series A...1956
1st 4s Series B
1956
A
O
F
A
83
73
C—..........1980
Sale
73
toy*,
Sale
oaie
General 5s
Series B........
G...........1977
...—-1981
Company secured gold 5s.1967
Blec Go 1st 454*
1967
8c ret g 4s—..............1971
Gen g 4Hs series
General 454* series D
Phlla
Phlla
1st
8
M
F
A
J
D
j
D
j
1973
Convertible deb 6s............1949
Philippine Ry 1st 30-yr s f 4s...1937
Phlla Ac Read C 8c I ref 5s
MN
J
D
j
J
M
8
J
j
33,000
12,000
P C C & St L g
1952
4Hs series A
1940
Con 454* series
Con 4Hi series
"2,556
1,000
5,000
3,000
80,000
111,000
146,000
1,000
7s..
g_.......1945
1960
MN
Con 4Hs series
Con 4^s series
..—1970
g 5s ser B
.........1975
4 Hs series G
..—1977
General
General
F
1940
.......1943
1943
First consol gold 5s
♦Pitts Ac West Va 1st 4V4s ser A
1st mtge 4Hs series
1st mtge
O
j
A
O
j
j
A-1948
1st gen 5s series B
1962
6,000 Port Arthur Canal Ac Dock 6s....1953
2,000
419,000
505,000
110,000
65,000
346,000
24,000
~Y,o66
96,000
68,000
74,000
118,000
268,000
146,000
1953
1st mtge 6s series B
Portland General Electric 4M*—1960
j
A
O
WW
106
Mar.
2
Mar.
2
10754 Mar.
2
104
Mar.
8
110
Mar. 21
116
116
110
Jan. 10 11554 Mar. 18
Feb. 21 11454 Mar. 21
Feb. 20
4
Jan.
Feb. 23
4
Jan.
18 10754 Feb. 19
Mar.
Mar. * 8 11054 Feb. 26
m
10754 Feb.
53
Mar.
5254 Mar.
5054 Mar.
.1.
45" "
A
A
80
A
Mar.
523
503
Mar.
79
50
F
5354 Mar. 15
5654 Mar. 11
5954 Mar. 4
53
52
70
F
78
92
8554
92
Sale
Mar. 20
Mar.
15 10754 Feb. 15
Jan.
8
14 68
5654 Mar. 11
68
Jan. 10
22
26
Sale
§7*
if*
50
34
Sale
109
Sale
97
10854 109
10754 Sale
Sale
Sale
87
82
Sale
35
15
73
79
IW
93
M N
M N
•
101
Sale
101
Sale
Sale
78 54
J D
A O
J J
J J
.....
30
3254
Sale
98}
106
Sale
106
107
102% Sale
9954
36
40
Sale
34
39
41
40
Sale
Sale
Sale
40
IW
20
M N
19 54
MN
38
99
J
J
1st con At coll trust 4s series A.1949
78,000
56,000 Rochester Gas Ac El 554* *er C—1948
2,000
Gen Mtge 4 lis series D........1977
Gen mtge 5s series E
...1962
36,000
69,000
t*Rock Isl'd Ark Ac Louis lst4K*1934
1945
9,000 Royal Dutch deb 4s with warr
........1948
5,000 ♦Ruhr Chemical 6s
7,000 Rutland-Canadian 1st guar g 4s. 1949
Rutland R R 1st cons g 4Hi
1941
45
>
66
30
♦
M S
96
M S
86
89 54
.
-
8,000 St Jos Ac Grand Island 1st g 4s..1947
—1941
160,000 St Joseph Lead deb 5H*
1937
142,000 St Joseph Ry L H Ac P 1st 5s.
St Lawr Ac Adirondack 1st g 5s..1996
1996
M
8
M
8
A
O
A
O
j
j
j
j
42
j
j
83
105
70
MN
MN
j
j
A O
South—
♦♦River Ac Gulf Dlv 1st g 4s...1933 MN
211,000
Certificates of deposit...
6,000
1948 i"i
3,000 S t L Peo Ac N W 1st 5s
1955 j j
14,000 St L Rky M At Pac 5s stmpd
|8t Louis-San Francisco Ry —
90%
§454
33
46
104
46
86
1
Sale
54
........1950
♦Certificates of deposit.........
1950
j
j
♦Certificates of deposit..—.
♦Con M 4His series A....
1978 MB
445,000
♦Certificates of deposit stamped.
143,000
1989 MN
47,000 It. Louis Southwest 1st g 4s
J
2d gold 4s Income bond ..Nov 1989 J
1st terminal Ac unlf 5s...
1952
99", 660
Gen Ac ref 5s series A..........1990
95,000
1937
11,000 St Paul City Ry Gable 5s
Guaranteed 5s.........
1937
2,000
It Paul Ac Duluth 1st consol 4s .1968 j D
St Paul R Grand Trunk 434a
.1947 J J
F A
47,000 ♦St Paul & KC Short L guar 454*-1941
Manitoba—
5s extended to July 1 ........1943
Montana Ext 1st gold 4s......1937
Pacific Ext sterling guar 4s.. .1940
lit Paul Union Depot 1st 5s guar. 1972
ISan Ant Ac Aran Pass 1st guar 4«_1943
San Antonio Public Serv 1st 6s A. 1952
Santa Fe Prase 8c Phenlx 1st 5a.. 1942
Schulco Go guar 6 54*...........1946
92
4
J
17 109
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
16 10854 Mar. 15
1
3 10254 Mar.
Mar
1
8554 Mar.
Mar
4
101
100
37
66
65
10
1254 Sale
1154
15
45
68
Sale
1254 Sale
1054 Sale
1054 Sale
7854 80
5854
4254 Sale
3554
9254 95
9254
95
9854
4854
8
754
6854
.....
3854
3054
94%
9354
99
D
j
85
J
96
J
J
74
J
55
70
Sale
J
10654 Sale
105
M S
95
j
j
35
A
O
30
90
7 10254 Jan. 19
Feb.
3 10854 Feb. 20
10754 Jan.
Feb. 18
3554 Mar. 30 43
4
3954 Feb. 20
3154 Jan.
2454 Mar.
Mar.
83
43
60 '"v Jan.
Mar.
8554 Jan.
5
Mar.
87
5
108
Sale
Sale
-Sale
3354
37
3354
35
13354
39
3354
39
11154 115
10454 Mar.
10554 Mar.
9954 Mar.
Sale
60
Mar. 2
10854 Mar. 4
10054 Mar* 27
105
1
Mar.
10
Mar. 13
Sale
Sale
Sale
5654
42
Sale
Sale
9454
854 Mar. 13
954 Mar. 13
954 Mar. 29
754 Mar. 29
754 Mar. 26
6854 Mar. 30
3554 Mar. 14
27
Mar. 13
9254 Mar. 10
94
Mar. 23
6254 Mar. 6
4654 Mar. 4
67
Mar. 26
1254 Mar.
1154 Mar.
1
2
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24
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25
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F A
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6,000 ♦Rhine-West Elec Power 7s..-...1950
♦Direct mortgage gold 6s......1952
40,000
♦Cons mtge6s..............—1953
52,000
♦Cons mtge 6s with warrants.. 1955
51,000
1944
77,000 ♦t ♦Richfield Oil of Calif 6s
♦Certificates of deposit
111,000
1,000 Richmond Ac Mecklenburg 1st 4s.1948
Richmond Term Ry 1st guar 5s.. 1952
♦Rima Steel s f 7s
1955
5,000 Rio Grande June 1st guar g 5s.. 1939
t*Rlo Grande Southern lst| 4s.. 1940
♦Guar (Jan 1922 coupon).....1940
73,000 ♦Rio Grande Western 1st g 4s...1939
26 54
60
2
3 102
Mar, 28
27
63
2I*
76
4
37
43%
4
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35
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10754 Jan. 22 10954
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30
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8
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for deb 6s & com stk (65% pd).
♦♦Debenture gold 6*....—...1941
37,000
271,000 Read Co Jersey Cen coll g 4s....1951
Gen Ac ref 4Hs series A.......1997
238,000
Gen Ac ref4Hs series B........ 1997
76,000
384,000 Rem Rand 554$ A with wanr.....l947
•i
5%s without warrants
1947
1,000
Rensselaer Ac Saratoga 1st gu 6s. 1941
47,660 Republic Iron Ac Steel s f 5s....—1940
Ref & gen 5^8 series A.......1953
68,000
55,000 Revere Copper Ac Brass 6s A——1948
36,000 ♦Rheineibe Union s f g 7e———.1946
20,000 ♦Rhine-Ruhr Wat Serv 6s.......1953
12 10654 Jan. 14
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108
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Jan. 10
Mar. 12
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107
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Mar. 12
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109
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10854 Feb.
10954 Mar. 28
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10-yeer75s._1933 J
Providence Securities deb 4s gu—1957 M
Providence Terminal 1st 4s....
1956 M
Public Serv E At G 1st Ac ref *Hs..1967 J
1st 8c ref 4 Ha
1970 F
1st Ac ref gold 4s—...........1971 A
Pure Oil Co a f g 5 54 % notes
1937 F
Sinking fund gold 554*
1940 M
Purity Bakeries Corp s f g 5s
1948 t
$♦ Radio Keith Orph pt pd ctfs
212,000
46,000
32,000
48,000
200,000
99,000
2,000
2
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2
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107
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Porto Rlcan Am Tobac cony 6s..1942 /
Postal Teleg Ac 3able coll 5s
1953 J
149,000
79,000
75,000
44,000
9
114
58% Sale
A O
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2d gold 6s
7
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
10654 108
58%
58%
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"4,006
109
Mar. 25
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105
B.........1959
Sale
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103
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.1958
Mar. 13
Sale
Sale Prices
9
6754 Mar. 15 7354 Jan.
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8
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Jan.
3 10554 Feb. 28
10554 Mar. 5 102
91
Jan.
7
75
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7
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74
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85
Mar. 30
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8
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108
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108
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75
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1
3054 Mar. 25 5354 Jan. < 9
24
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4
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1964
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1949
j D
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1957 MN
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24
68
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Mar. 15
106
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38
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Phillips Petroleum deb 514*-..—1989
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1943
Pirelli Go (Italy) cony
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69
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110%
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106%
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1
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
55
71
SINCE JAN.
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Ask Bid
67%
5%
105%
O
A
Peoria & East 1st cons
RANGE
PRICES IN MARCH
Mar. 30
Mar. 1
Bid
$
10,000
2,000
10,000
116,000
105,000
168,000
25,000
1,000
46,000
233,000
569,000
65,000
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STOCK EXCHANGE—BONDS
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30
3054
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13
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35
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108
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35
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35
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8
23
103
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26
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32
N. Y. STOCK
Sales in
Low from
BONDS
March
Value
N. Y.
July 1
STOCK EXCHANGE
Mar. 31
37,000
20,000
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102,000
20.000
4
♦
A.......1945
♦Certificates of deposit...—...
♦♦Atlan-BIrm Dlv 1st g 4s. May 1933
tSeaboard-All Pla 1st 4s A
4,000
\i"e
14
2%
4%
ifS
3
Sale
3
10
3%
Sale
84
A
105
102 %
Shlnyetsu El Pow 1st AH*
1953 J
D
80 H
♦♦Siemens At Halske
♦♦Debenture
s
f g 7a.. 1935 I
sec a
J
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1951 M 8
f 4His......
48 %
109
Sierra 9c San Fran Power 1st 5s..1949 F
♦Silesia-Bloc Corp gold 4 Ha
A
1946 F A
1st lien coll 4H« series B..——193ft
Skelly Oil deb
1
103 %
f 5 Ha
1939 M P
South 9c Nor Ala cons guar 5s...1936 F A
Gen cons guar 54-year 5s.....1963 4 O
s
BellT 9c T 1st
s
f 5s
f
J
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115
109
J
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1941
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52
Sale
Sale
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D
MN
63
63
P
Sale
64
J
J
Devel Ac gen 4s series A.......1956 A
Devel Ac gen 4s series A.......i956 A
O
45
62
Devel Ac gen 4Hs series A.....1956 A
Memphis Dlv 1st g 5s.........1996 J
0
64
Mar.
1
3% Jan.
10
v
Mar. 30
26
9
Jan.
8
Jan.
2
11% Jan.
3% Mar. 29
7
7
10
3
Jan.
17% Jan. 28
2% Mar. 21
4
Jan,
M S
P
A
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9
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2
Feb.
2
Jan.
38
39
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101
Sale
Sale
Sale
98% Sale
95
104%
Sale
Sale
87
119%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
O
Sale
Third Ave RR 1st gold 5s
1937 J
Toho Elec Power (Ltd) 7s ser A.. 1955
J
Sale
95
Tokyo Eloctrlc Light (Ltd)
404,000
1st M 6s $ Series
June 15 1953 J
20,000 Toledo At Ohio Cent 1st g 5s....1935 J
Western DIt 1st g 5s
1935 A O
J
D
A
101
O
Mar. 9
Mar. 25
Mar. 6
109% Mar. 21
Mar. 12
96
67% Mar.
79% Mar.
64% Mar.
4
M S
*
D
A
Ujigawa Elec Power secured 7s. .1945 M S
Union El Lt At Pow (Mo; g 5s
1957 A O
Union Elec L At P (111) 1st 5HS...1954 J
♦♦Union Elev Ry Chlc 1st 5s
1945 A O
Union Oil Cal 3f-yr 4s ser A
May 1942 F
Deb 5s with warrant......Apr 1945 J
Union Pac RR 1st At land gr g 4s. 1947 J
J
First At refunding 4s
.June 3008 M S
Gold 4Hs
J
1967 J
M 8
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4
60% Mar. 30
43%
D
MN
90%
68%
Mar.
100% Jan.
107% Feb.
3 104
86% Mar.
Sale
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
46% Mar.
48% Mar.
89
46
46% Sale
48% Sale
Mar.
86% 92
"74" 81% 80
Mar.
100,
102% Mar.
Sale" 41
41
Mar.
109% Sale 109% Mar.
6%
6% Mar.
Mar.
102% Sale 102
62
92^
103H
38
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 29
Mar.
Mar. 19
57
13
31%
31%
13% Mar,
33%
Mar 13
Mar. 14
44% Mar, 18
31
Sale
32
118
94%
4
Sale
4
Mar. 23 119% Mar ."28
58
Mar. 11
Mar. 12 117
Mar. 12
54% Mar. 18
116
94
91
Sale
94
98
38
38
37
109
....
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76% Mar
101% 100% Mar
28
40
112
118
33
conv 5s... 1941 A O
A
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Consnl 4s Series B
...295? MN
..
166%
85
79
82
'98%
101% Sale
88
80
85
Sale
78
100%
88%
92%
84%
88%
Mar "26
Mar, 26
166% "Mar ."II
89% Mar,
Jan.
Jan.
9% Jan.
104% Feb.
15
19
16
13
14
49% Jan.
4
49
Jan.
4
18
48
Mar. 12
3
Jan.
"
89
"28%
16
Jan.
3
88% Mar. 13
Mar. 21
33% Mar. 20
39
t\%
Jan.
13
Jan.
Mar.
107% Jan.
104% Jan.
103% Mar.
115% Mar.
99% Jan.
104
Mar.
87
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
1
102%'Mar.
8
81
7 102%
17
96
7
93%
6
7
29% Sale
92% Sale
104%
83
Mar. 30
2
Jan.
2
Mar. 25
Jan.
25
2
Mar. 13
1
90% Mar.
88% Mar. 13
Mar.
2 103% Feb.
5 107
Jan.
93% Jan.
107% Feb. 27 108% Mar.
8
28% Feb.
30% Feb.
2
90% Jan.
95% Feb.
98
Jan.
4
99% Mar.
34
Mar. 21
Mar. 22
Mar.
1
120
21
43
Feb.
4
4
42% Feb. 18
Mar. 20 41
Feb.
Mar. 22 121
Jan.
7
Feb.
31% Feb.
37% Jan.
19
28
29
23
19
29
18
9
31
19
41% Mar.
5
Mar.
6
65
Jan.
2
85
Mar.
6
Mar.
4
69% Jan.
2
85%
Mar.
4
119% 120% 118" "Mar! "I 121
Mar. 14
40% Sale
32
Mar.
6 40% Mar. 30
37% Sale
29% Mar.
37% Mar. 30
Sale
Mar.
20
116
Sale
Sale
8
16 105% Jan. 31
17 111% Mar.
2
2 108% Feb. 20
30 106% Feb. 21
30 120
Feb. 21
33% Mar. 20
5
26
Mar. 15
90
3 109% Jan. 15
33
Mar.
9
Feb.
Jan.
2
4
Mar.
4
Feb.
4 106% Feb.
1
24
Mar. 14
14
9 119
Mar. 14
9
38% Mar.
Mar. 20 37%
115
125% 120
Mar. 22 120
26
Sale
26
Mar. 15 28
38% 40
38% Mar. 27
83% Sale
81% Mar. 13
83% Sale
81% Mar. 21 85%
Jan.
106% Jan.
95% Mar. 6
99% Mar. 29
33
87
107
104% Jan.
Mar. 14
Mar. 7
108% Mar. 19 108% Mar. 29
90% Mar, 20
98% Mar. 4
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M
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
13
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
15
3 101
100% Mar. 26 my.
85
Mar. 26
8 103
103
Jan.
7
96% Jan.
2
112% Jan.
25
Mar.
15
9
8
7
Mar.
99
1
58% Feb. 14
7
26% Jan.
Mar. 11
103
92% Mar. 19
Jan.
85
Mar. 14
2
21
93% Jan.
93% Jan.
93% Jan.
79% Feb.
Jan.
100% Mar. 20 101
Jan.
89% Jan.
82% Feb.
85% Jan.
34
57
Jan.
72
100
Sale
Sale
Jan.
Mar. 27
Mar. 15
Jan.
4
Mar. 13
Mar.
1
Sale
120
Mar. 30
Mar. 29
Mar. 30
Mar. 11
2
ir
32%
24
Mar.
6
Mar. 15
24
19
13
Mar. 15
1
96
96% Jan.
25
90
5
10
Jan.
Mar. 12
2 104% Jan.
8
Feb.
87
Mar. 16 120
Feb.
70
Mar. 11
63
15 117
Feb.
Mar. 25
Sale
33
Jan.
Jan.
166% "Mar .""2
15
11 119% Mar ."28
Mar. 20
Mar. 29
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
5 100% Mar.
4
2 110% Mar. 28
Feb. 13 110% Feb.
5
Mar. 30 105
Mar.
9
Mar. 18
17%
14
Mar. 14
14
118% 117% Mar. 2 119
Sale
102% Mar. 16 104%
Sale
110
Mar. 30 111%
106% 106
Mar. 13 107%
Sale
103% Mar. 30 106%
Sale
115% Mar. 30 117
Sale
100% Mar. 29 103%
5 106%
104% 104
Mar.
Sale
87
Mar. 20 90
92% Mar.
2
i 17 " Jan"" "5
24% Jan.
20% Jan.
83
9
15
Mar. 30
121
Mar. 14
40% Mar. 30
37% Mar. 30
94% Feb. 23
.....
104
102% Feb.
Sale
1942 M 8
230,000 Va Elec Ac Pow conv 5Hs
5s series B
1954 J D
20,000
Secured conv 5Hs
J
.....1944
115,000
1,000 Va Iron Coal At Coke 1st g 6a....1949 M 8
Virginia Midland general 5s
1934 MN
17,000
67
111
4
30
6
8
21
4
Jan.
Mar. 19
107% Mar. 13 108% Mar.
105% Mar. 18 106% Mar.
2
Mar. 18
Sale
4
Mar. 19
Sale
elll%Mar,
107% 107% Mar.
Mar.
112% 112
58
Mar.
Sale" 102% Mar.
3% Mar.
6% Mar.
5 112% Mar
1
'&
1
16 107% Mar. 29
23 114
Mar. 20
28
58
Mar. 28
21 102% Mar. 15
2
Mar.
4
J
D
Jan.
Jan.
101
93
82% Sale
83% Sale
Vandalla consol
88
Jan.
9
19 79% Mar. 11
20 100% Mar. 28
Sale
64%
39%
113
96
Mar. 15
Mar. 19 100% Mar. 4
5 110% Mar. 28
Mar.
Mar.
28" '
J
5,000 United Steamship 15-yr 6a
...1937 M N
D
98,000 ♦United Steel Wks g 6Hs ser A..1951
♦6 Hs series C
13,000
...........1951
48,000
♦Sinking fund deb 6Hs ser A..1947
1,000 United Stl Wka(Burbach) s f g 7s 1951
78,000 Vanadium Corp (Am)
8
7
10
92% Mar.
54% Mar. 18
Mar. 13
116
"79%
116
Mar.
1
Mar. 5
Mar. 21
Mar. 5
Mar. 2
Mar.
1
Mar.
1
Mar.
1
Mar.
1
Mar.
4
Mar. 11
Sale
J
A
9
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
13% Mar.
31
Mar.
32
Mar.
44% Mar.
Sale 161% Mar! 30 105
Sale
83% Mar. 20 94
03% Sale
103% Mar. 22 104%
87
83%
83% Mar. 6 84
114% 115
Mar. 16 118%
79
Sale
79
Mar. 30 90%
79% Sale
79% Mar. 29 89%
79% Sale
79% Mar. 30 89%
93% Sale
93% Mar. 30 99
54% Sale
54%,Mar. 27 56%
24% Sale
23%'Mar. 15 25%
00% 103
100% Mar. 29 103
90
92%
89% Mar. 5 92%
106
8
f g 5s....1950
21
Mar.
15% Mar. 5
39% Mar. 5
39
Mar. 4
48
Mar, 12
01%
90
89%
107%
106% 105%
18
14%
10%
117% 117% 118%
104
Sale
103%
111% Sale
110
107% Sale
106%
105% Sale
103%
117% 118% 115%
103
Sale
100%
106% 106% 104%
88% Sale
88%
108%
Canal Co gen 4s....1944 M
L 1st g 4s
1934
I) 8 Rubber 1st At ref 5s
series A..1947 J
5s........1957
Ltg deb g 6Hs.... *47 J
7
7
Jan.
103
4
85
88%
♦{♦United Rys St
Utlca G At El ref At ext
"Feb.
Jan.
109% Jan.
6% Mar.
102
Mar.
104% Mar.
19
liH
108% Sale
8
.
Mar.
41
96%
81
86
Mar.
80
nog Mar. 12
Jan.
Mar.
XS8
Feb.
92
102
7
7
Jan.
69% Jan.
18 107% Mar. 19
95% Mar.
1
9
9
72% Jan.
83% Feb. 21
69
107% Mar. 19
6
Jan.
Mar. 13
99% Mar.
106
M
♦Universal Pipe At Rad deb 6a ...1936
♦Unterelbe Power At Ltg 6s
...1953
Utah Light At Trac 1st At ref 5s..1944
Utah Power At Light 1st 5s
1944
Mar.
Mar.
104
101% Mar.
107% Mar.
7
Mar. 12
96
63% Mar.
64
11
25
102% Mar. 9
25 104% Jan. 14
Mar. 13
101
101% Sale
93% 96
U N J RR At
..1959 F
28 115
3 110
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
4
Jan.
Mar. 29
coupon on....
J
Jan.
108% Jan.
82
39% Feb. 16
18
60
30 104
26 105
Mar. 13
Mar. 13
----
J
112
3
Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
.
For footnotes, see page 33.
Mar. 23
Jan.
45%
102%
103%
98%
104%
89
100% 101% 100% 101
80
82
88% 90
105
105%
100% Sale
97%
99
Trenton Gas At Elec 1st 5a_......1949 M €
Truax-Traer Coal conv 6HS.....1943 MN
58,000 Trumbull Steel 1st ■ i 6s
...1944 MN
19,000 ♦♦Vera Cruz & Pacific 1st 4H»-—1934
♦♦July 1914 coupon off..
1942
69,000 ♦Vertlentes Sugar 7s ctfs
Mar.
86%
38%
46%
48%
78% Sale
78
100% 101% 101
39",606
....
115
Mar.
56
110
♦Adjustment Income 5s...Jan 1^60 A
Debenture 5s...
Mar.
36
Mar.
Sale
117%
Gen ref 5s ser B
........1977 A O
Gen 9c ret 5s series C___._ ....1979
Gen Ac ref 5s ser D............1980 j~D
Tex Pac—Mo Pac Term
5H* A—1964 M S
Third Ave 1st ref 4s....
J
......I960 J
a
ik*
59
Mar. 20
58
Jan. 11
65% Feb. 23
43% Mar. 27 50% Feb. 15
2 110
103% Jan.
Feb. 20
Sale
57% Sale
54%
56
115
116% 115
117
♦
Utlca Elec Lt Ac Pr 1st
103%
104%
102%
104%
Mar.
Mar.
5
Mar. 11
101%
cons g 5s ..........1943
Texas Ac Pacific 1st g 5s
.....3000
1st Hen At reJ 5s.........June 3008
40-year gold 4s
196ft
United Biscuit (Amer) deb 6s.... 1942
United Drug Co (Del) 5s
1953
Mar.
31% Mar.
45% Mar.
109
Sale
118
Texas Ac N O
♦7s]Feb 11935
63
50% Mar.
110
102% Mar.
103% Mar,
101%
Texarkana & F S Ry 5Hs A guar.1950
Texas Corp conv deb 5s
1944
15,000 ♦Tyrol Hydro-Elec Power 7 Ha—,195ft
3,000
♦7Hs May 1 1935 coupon on
19,000
♦Guar sec a f 7s
—1953
36
Sale
48
45
First cons g 5s...............1944
Gen ref a f gold 4s
1953
General gold 5a
.......1935
St L & West 1st g 4s
1950
Tol W Va Ac Ohio 1st guar 4s C..1942
Tor Ham Ac Buff 1st 4s
...1946
30%
Mar. 20
Mar.
5
83
Mar.
98
Sale
38% Sale
D
Sunbury Ac Lewlston 1st g 4s....1936 M P
Syracuse Lighting Co 1st g 5s__.195i I D
38,000 Tol
Sale
105% Mar. 5
103% Mar. 11
3%
80
Mar. 13
88%
2 105%
103% Jan.
3 103%
102% Jan.
76% Jan. 29( 83
39
92%
84
82%
102%
56% Sale"
110% Sale
J
J
...1945
84
2% Mar. 28
89%
Sale
0
St Louis Dlv 1st g 4s.........1951 I
J
East Tenn reorg lien 5s....... 1938 M S
5
Sale Prices
18
Feb.
8
17
Jan. 24
20
Jan.
3
20
Jan.
3
Mar. 13
86%
Sale
Sale
Utilities Pow At
Mar.
80
Mar.
81
81%
103% Sale 103% Mar.
102% Mar.
102% 103
84
82
80% Mar.
a61% Sale z60% Mar.
43% Mar.
44% Sale
56%
101%
107%
Sale
Tenn Copper A Cheat—
44.000
Conv deb 4s aerie* B
......1944
545,000 Tenn Elec Power 1st 6s series A..1947
3,000 Teirm RR Assn of St L 1st g 4HS..1939
18",000
21
5
Mar. 15
Feb. 13
Mar. 7
Mar. 15
Feb. 20
Mar. 15
Mar. 15
J
99
28,000 Tenn Cent Ry 1st M 4s ser A or B.1947
22,000 Tenn Coal Iron Ac RR gen 5s
1951
'
2% Mar.
Sale
104% 104% Mar.
116% 114% Mar.
Sale
108% Mar.
96
92% Mar.
60% Sale
60% Mar.
74% Sale
73% Mar.
Sale
56% Mar.
Sale
55% Mar.
103% Sale
107%
100%
95% Sale
0
4
MN
D
1,000,000
3,060,000
Mar. 28
13%
15%
14%
13%
2%
4%
4%
Mar. 12
3
101
103
110
Sale
P
J
154.000 fConv deb 6s..
a
14
104
Sale
M N
M
D
24,000
29,000
419,000
514,000
Mar. 30
2% Mar. 21
10
3
102% Sale
Sale
Sale
I
937", 606
14% Mar.
13% Mar. 15
2% Mar. 7
5% Mar. 5
5% Mar. 8
6% Mar. 4
6% Mar. 1
109% 109%
92%
67%
79%
63%
M
2%
109
103% Sale
101% Sale
105%
D
Staten Isl Ry 1st gu g 4Hs.
1943 J
♦{♦Stevens Hotel 1st 4s oerles A. 1945
224,000 ♦♦Studebaker Corp 4% g notes.. 1942 J
80,000
♦Certificates of deposit.....
44,000
134,000
49,000
6,000
58,000
288,000
505,000
425,000
150,000
52,000
241,000
189,000
483,000
4,000
Mar. 7
Mar. 15
Mar. 7
Mar. 15
Mar. 15
5
Mar. 13
3% Mar. 29
14%
13%
2%
4%
4%
.
Sale
Sale
36%
67%
SUestan-Am Corp coll tr g 7s .....1941 F A
Sinclair Cons Oil 7s series A....1937 M S
36",660
5,000
13% Mar. 15
Sale
'2%
3
1953 M N
1947 MN
31,000
Mobile Ac Ohio coll tr 4a
...1938
189,000 Southw Bell Telep 1st 9c ref 5a
1954
12,000 {♦Spokane Internet 1st g 6s.... 1955
587,000 Stand OU (N Y) deb 4Hs
1951
23",606
1
Highest
Sale Prices
13% Mar. 15
Sale
17 %
Shell Pipe Line s f deb 5s....
Shell Union Oil a f deb 5a
350", 606
"7*. 606
:::::
13%
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Ask
.....
Sale
2%
Stamped Federal tax..........1955 J
Southern Ry 1st cons 5s........ 1994 J
118", 606
Lowest
1935
South Pac Coast guar 4s.—....1937 J
South Pac RR 1st ref guar 4s....1955 J
76,000
543,000
5,000
94,000
154,000
505,000
192,000
47,000
64,000
220,000
63,000
53,000
24%
26
17
16%
4
6
8
7 %
2%
737",606
"7~o66
Highest
1933
85,000 Southern Colorado Power 1st g 4s *47
257,000 Sou Pac Co 4s Cent Pac coll Aug. *49
692,000
1st 4 Ha (Oregon Lines) ser A..1977
275,000
Gold 4Hs
196«
483,000
Gold 4Hs
May 1 1969
662,000
Gold 4Hs
1981
106,000
San Francisco Terns 1st 4s....1956
16,000 So Pac of Calif 1st cons 5s......1937
890,000
160,000
288,000
7,000
18,000
10,000
7
6
♦Certificates of deposit.....
Sharon Steel Hoop s f 5^1 A....1948 F
130,000 South
>
14%
14%
2%
5%
5%
♦Certificates of deposit.....
Series B
12,000
99,000
140,000
117,000
21,000
31,000
85,000
120,000
17.000
108.000
216,000
98,000
252,000
2,000
Ask Bid
14 %
\i"s
1st 5c cons 4s series
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Lowest
Mar. 30
'35
14 %
O
♦♦Refunding g 4s. ........—-1959
♦Certificates of deposit-....
76,000
,
Mar. 1
Bid
2,000 ♦{♦Seaboard Air Lloo tat a 4i ..1950 A O
♦Certificates of deposit.........
"2", 066
♦♦Stamped 4s.....
1950 AO
:
1,000
A O
♦Certificates of aeposlt...
2,000
♦Adjustment 5s...........Oct 1949 P A
•
PRICES IN MARCH
1933
to
%
•
EXCHANGE—BONDS
Jan.
3% Feb.
110
Jan.
105% Jan.
110% Jan.
57% Feb.
102
Feb.
102% Feb.
4% Jan.
1
7
7
18
6% Mar. 5
112% Mar. 1
107% Mar.2 9
Mar. 20
114
4
Jan.
60
Feb.
4
102% Mar. 15
N. Y. STOCK
April, 1935]
Sales in
Low from
March
BONDS
Value
EXCHANGE—BONDS
July 1
1933
Mar. 31
RANGE
PRICES IN MARCH
N. T. STOCK EXCHANGE
Lowest
'
Sale Prices
Mar. 16 106
Mar.
89# Mar. 29
95
Mar.
5
64
1939
♦Second gold 5b.....
1939
lat lien 50-year tfold term 4a. 1954
Det At Ch Ex lat tf 5a
1941
Dea Moines Dir lat tf 4a....... 1939
Omaha Dl* lat tf 3#a.........1941
72
Mar.
1
Mar. 13
166"" "Mar."" 1
Warren R R lat ref tfu tf
17 $ Jan. 25
19# Jan.
7
11
Mar. 25
;
38
103H Feb. 26 105
105
1939
108# Feb.
114# Jan.
1963
108# Jan.
105# Jan.
104# Jan.
87# Jan.
1952
...1977
1937
96
1960
Jan.
26# Mar.
26
Mar.
101# Jan.
82
Mar.
100
Mar.
82# Mar.
80
Mar.
1953
2361
35# Jan.
74# Mar.
102
.....1938
4#s tfold.....1950
1936
15-*ear 6#s tfold........
Gold 5s
1951
Gold 5a
♦Westphalia Un El Pow 4s
West Shore lat 4a tfuar......
Registered
Wheel 8c L E Ref 4#a aer
72
Mar.
103# Feb.
104
Jan.
102# Jan.
100# Jan.
.....2361
A
1966
Refundlntf 5a aer B
1976
Wheel Ac L Erie RR 1st con tf 4a..1949
Wheelintf Steel Corp lat 5#s A..1948
1st and ref 4#s series B..
1953
90
a
f deb 6a
1940
^♦Wlckwlre-Spencer Steel lat 7a.l935
Ctfs dep Chase Nat Bank.....
{♦Wickwlre-Spen 8t'l Co 7a.Ion 1935
Ctfs dep Chase Nat Bank
Wllkeo-Barre Ac East lat tfu tf 5a.1942
Jan.
7
Mar. 25
2 106# Feb. 19
12 96# Feb. 20
Feb. 21
4 107
Jan. 21
10 105
Mar. 7
30 37
Jan.
4
19 36# Jan.
7
7 102# Mar. 28
15 88 •••, Mar. 2
20 102# Jan. 23
14 91
Feb. 27
14 88# Jan. 10
3 43# Feb. 14
29 86# Feb. 18
23 82# Feb. 21
21 104# Mar. 4
8104
Jan.
8
12 106# Mar. 4
2 103# Jan. 11
2 96
Jan. 24
10 80
Mar. 20
16 80
Mar. 19
16 76
Feb. 25
12
Jan.
18
18
36
Mar. 21 48
4
102# Jan.
2 104# Mar. 26
108# Jan.
4 110# Mar. 4
7
Wilson Ac Co 1st a f 6a aeries A...1941
Mar. 13
13
Jan.
Jan.
104# Mar. 5 104# Mar. 5
7# Mar. 21
13# Jan.
4
7# Mar.
9 10# Jan. 30
4# Mar. 20
7# Jan. 21
4# Mar. 11
5# Mar. 14
1960
^Wisconsin Cent lat tfen tf 4a..1949
♦Certificates of deposit
♦Sup Ac Dul Dl* AC Ter lat 4s..l936
♦Certificates of deposit.
.....
Worcester AC Conn East Ry I#a.l943
Tountfstown Sheet AtTu lat 5a A1978
1st M Sa aeries B..............1970
3
22
-17
11 119# Mar. 5
2 111# Mar. 19
4 119# Mar. 9
9 111# Mar. 11
3 109# Mar. 5
7# Mar. 15
Wllmar A: Sioux Falls lat 5a..... 1938
Winston-Salem S B lat 4a
Jan.
Jan.
65
...
Jan.
65
66
White Sewlntf Mach deb 6a w w.,1936
Without warrants..
9
9
Mar. 11 102
106# Jan.
1943
A....1946
♦Assented
Fund Ac real est
Jan.
JanT "§ 108#"Mar.*14
115# Jan.
5a.......1950
Western Union coll tr 5a
Jan.
"§I# Mar"21 "94""Mar."*5
..1948
aer
:
50
48# Mar. 13 60# Jan.
24
Mar. 21
29# Jan.
Mar. 26 107# Jan.
33
Mar. 15 42# Jan.
.....1941
.....
8
105 *
3#a.. ..2000
General tfold 4a
Jan.
36# Jan. ; 8
.......
1*54
H__....... 1961
♦Western Pacific 1st 5a
50
79
36# Jan.
Western Electric deb 5s._.......1944
Partlc
Feb.
15
30
36# Mar. 18
deb 6al939
West Maryland 1st tf 4a
First Ac ref 5#s aeries A.
West N Y 8c Penn lat tf 5a
Feb.
10# Mar. 18
33
Jan.
2
6a....1939
194!
1st 5s series E........
1st 5a aeries O
Feb.
Jan.
11 # Mar. 27
West Penn Pow 1st 5a series A...1946
1st mttfe tf 4a series
21
~il# Mar~."27
Waah Term iat tfuar 3#a.......1945
1st 40-year tfuar 4a..
........1945
Weatcheater Litfht tfold
Feb. 18
22
10# Mar. 18
19$ Jan. * 7
..1945
Waah Cent Ry lat ft 4a
Wash Wat Pow 1st ref St
Jan.
56
10# Mar. 18
...
con*
75
15 100
Jan.
14 55# Jan.
25
♦Without warrants..
Qulnlan con* deb
Warner Sutfar Ref lat 7a
Wan en Broa Co deb 6a
96# Feb. 20
10# Mar. 18
11# Mar. 29
53
48
15
♦Certlficatea of deposit.
Warner Broa Plcturea
24
12# Mar. 29
17
Jan. 11
12
Mar. 25
♦Walworth Co 6#a aer A (with war)*35
Warner
53# Jan.
98# Jan.
10# Mar. 18
11# Mar. 29
♦Certificates of deposit.....
♦Certificates of deposit ....
♦Ref Ac tfen 5a aeriea D
......1980
*
89# Mar. 29
64
Mar. 13
Mar. 12
Jan. 28
Jan.
3
Feb. 27
"12" Mar."25
♦Ref Ar tfen 4#a eerfet C......1978
f 6a serlet
Jan. 29 97#
Mar. 7 84
Mar. 13 113
Jan. 21 106
4
7
Feb. 15
19# Jan.
8
17
Jan. 11
19# Jan.
7
Mar. 12
"12# Mw."29
H
a
Sale Prices
95#
76#
110#
104#
77
48
.1941
t+Wabaah Ry ref Ac tfen 5 #> A..1975
♦Certificates of deposit
♦Ref Ac tfen 5a (Feb *32 coup) B.1976
♦lat
97# Mar. 12
7
1
7
105
IWabeah RR lat tfold 5a
Tol AtChic DIt lat tf 4a
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Mar. 28
76# Mar. 7 76# Mar.
110# Mar. 13 112# Mar.
Virtftnlan Rj lat 5a aar A.......1962
lat mttfe 4#a aeriea B ........1962
1
Highest
*35
96
V« Ac Southwest tat guar 5a....2093
Flrat cona 5a.
.............1958
SINCE JAN.
Lowest
Highest
e
z
sales, in which no account is taken in
computing the range, are given below:
Leipzig (Germany) 7s, Mar. 26 at 44.
N. Y. State Rys. 4#s ctfs., Mar. 20 at 3.
Va. Elec. & Pow. 5#s 1942, Mar. 22, at 111#,
Deferred delivery sales, in which no account Is
taken in computing the range for the year,
are given beloW:
Adriatic Elec. 7s, Mar. 19 at 89#; Mar. 8 at
99#.
Alpine Montan Steel 7s, Mar. 28 at 81
Atch. Top. & S. Fe 4s of 1910, Mar. 5 at 102#.
Ohic. & Erie 5s 1982, Mar. 9 at 113.
Chile Mtge. Bank 6s 1962, Mar. 29 at 10#.
O. O. O. & St. L. 6s ser. C, Mar. 7 at 100#.
Cash
Consol. Hydro-El. 7s, Mar. 4 at 38#.
Cuba 5s of 1914, Mar. 27 at 85#.
Dresden 7s 1945, Mar. 14 at 43#.
Erie gen. lien 4s, Mar. 13 at
71#.
Ernesto Breda 7s, Mar. 18 at 75#.
Havana Elec. Ry. 5s, Mar. 29 at 29.
Harpen Mining 6s, Mar. 9 at 48#.
111. Cent. 4s 1952, Mar. 30 at 67.
Nord Rys. 6#s, Mar. 12 at 169#.
Paris Orleans RR. 5#s, Mar. 28 at 153#
Pernambuco 7s, Mar. 23 at 14#.
Rhine-Ruhr Wat. Serv. 6s, Mar. 19 at 32
Rhine-Westphalia 7s, Mar. 16 at 40#.
6s 1953, Mar. 8 at 38#.
Siemans & Halske 7s, Mar. 25 at 59#.
York Stock
New
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF STOCK PRICES DURING MARCH 1935.
;
1935
Stock Sales
Shares
March
1934
15,860,057
49,663,714
Jan. 1 to March 31
,
29,900,904
141,296,205
>
—
Jan. 1 to March 31
In accordance with a rule of the Stock Exchange, effective Oct. 3 1915, all stocks are now
lots except In the case
NOTICE.—Cash and deferred delivery sales are disregarded In the month's range, unless they are
SALES
Addresaograph Multigraph 10
Sale
282* Mar. 27
92* Mar. 14
Advance Rumely
Sale
42* Mar. 18
Air Reduction Inc
Juneau
Alasaa
A P
8c
3,700
54,400
20,400
10,500
8,900
12.200
17,800
4,800
3,800
2,700
3,700
10
10
500
1,000
20,000
21,900
6,020
4,300
59,600
50,500
12,390
43,400
2,400
89,400
35,600
20,500
13,600
4,700
4,400
600
33,500
5,800
3,000
800
1,800
1,800
3,500
10,600
8,600
1,800
15,900
12 900
h
Preferred....
!
62,700
1,100
10,200
25.100
1,800
3,200
.......
Alpha Portland Cement....*
Amalgamated Leather...
Preferred...
1
50
...
Amerada Corp
..*
Amer Agric Chemical (Del).*
American Bank Note...... 10
Preferred
50
Am Brake S 8c P
...
Preferred
100
...
American Can.....
.....25
Preferred.. ............100
21X
Co
of
Jan.
32* Jan.
12* Jan.
8
7
7
Jan.
4
62* Jan.
65* Jan.
2
6
Jan.
7
85*
Mar. 18 115 5*
104
1
Mar.
7
12*
155* Mar. 13 x20X
2?
Tiling
*
*
2d pref A
*
......
(6)
*
Steamship
10
Leather......_*
Preferred
100
Preferred
6
2
1
12* Mar. 28
222* Mar.
4
21
Mar."i
125
22
Mar.
5
L272* Mar.
Mar.
162* Mar.
2
12
17k
1
14
Mar.
22* Mar.
262* Mar.
482* Jan.
45
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
522* Mar.
Mar.
192* Mar. 28
612* Mar. 29
272* Mar. 1
43
2
Feb. 11
Jan.
8
Jan.
7
Jan.
9
132* Jan.
•
110
157
157
1562* Mar.
L572* Mar.
8
1515* Jan.
142* Mar.
4
10
33
Mar.
5
252* Mar. 13
122* Mar.
602* Mar.
762* Mar.
2
7
7
Sale
2X Sale
32*
42*
22* Sale
192*
192*
52* Sale
132*
16
102*
11
4
42*
212* Sale
312* Sale
42* Sale
34
36
52* Sale
252* Mar. 13
9
Mar. 23
57
72
Mar. 29
Mar. 15
12*
12
92*
3
172*
302*
32*
352*
42*
10
32*
19
Sale
Sale
Sale
5
Jan.
30
Jan. 11
Feb.
8
202*
455*
125*
602*
762*
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
American Sugar
Mar. 26
Mar. 14
Mar. 18
Mar. 12
Mar. 12
Mar.
1
Mar. 18
Mar.
2
Feb.
5
Mar. 26
Mar.
1
Jan.
2
32*
332*
105*
902*
Mar.
4
Mar. 22
Mar. 21
Mar. 13
52*
Mar.
2
Mar. 15
Mar.
4
Mar. 14
235*
82*
Mar. 30
Mar.
7
Mar. 30
20
92* Mar. 26
22* Mar. 13
Mar.
6
Mar. 26
13
Mar.
5
1
Mar. 13
55*
25 5*
Jan. 25
Jan.
3
Mar. 2
Mar. 26
Jan.
3
Jan. 21
Jan.
3
Feb. 14
Jan.
7
Feb. 14
Jan. 10
Jan.
5
Jan.
3
Feb. 11
Jan. 17
Feb. 16
Jan.
3
Jan. 18
Jan. 18
Mar. 15
Mar. 22
Mar. 13
Mar. 15
32* Mar. 14
12
Mar. 15
Mar. 13
Mar.
302* Mar. 28
32* Mar. 7
33
Mar. 16
42* Mar. 18
Mar.
Mar.
5
1
Mar. 13
Mar. 28
Jan.
2
Mar.
5
Jan.
Mar.
1
Mar. 18
17
Mar. 13
1
Mar. 13
32
Mar.
10
Mar.
Mar. 19
Sale
182* Mar.
21
Mar.
4
1
205* Jan.
562* Jan.
9
Sale
Mar. 14
Jan.
6
Mar.
2
Feb.
26
Jan.
3
3
9
2
Mar. 14
62*
52*
5
Mar.
42* Mar.
132* Mar.
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Mar.
34
242*
12*
102*
82*
102*
82
28
52* Mar.
L62* Mar.
80
Sale
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
282* Mar. 29
Jan.
2
Jan.
3
212*
35
123
232*
Sale
124
20
Mar. 13
155* Mar. 29
Mar. 26
Feb.
13
Mar. 13
162* Jan.
7
Mar.
24
Mar. 14
755* Mar. 4
65* Feb. 20
242* Mar. 23
Mar.
Mar. 14
2
Mar. 18
Mar. 12
Mar. 8
Mar. 1
Jan.
16
Mar. 5
Feb.
20 133
1262* Mar. 19
30
69
Mar.
........
137
32*
13
140
4
Sale
Sale
57
Sale
Sale
_
Sale
32* Sale
152* Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
14 1352* Mar.
Jan.
13 205* Mar.
Mar. 18 1075* Mar.
Mar. 21
792* Mar.
Jan.
Mar. 21
812* Mar.
Mar. 18 1382* Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
135* Mar.
Mar.
112*
58 X
65*
392*
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
7
107
69
312* Mar.
1252* 1262* 1232* Mar.
1052* Sale 1042* Mar.
642*
66
632* Mar.
131
Mar.
1322* 135
Mar.
Feb.
Sale
Jan.
7
7
262* Jan.
7
402* Jan.
Feb.
4 1262* Mar. 19
Feb. 14 112
Jan. 15
37
Mar.
81
3
Jan.
.133
Mar.
93
202* Sale
1052* Sale
792* Sale
Mar. 26
Mar. 18
392* Mar.
134
1 140
1
4
1
L92* Mar,
r52* Mar.
55* Mar.
30
133
•
Mar. 13
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
93
392* Sale
672* Sale
3
18
Mar. 13
10
42* Mar.
Sale
Sale
Feb.
Mar. 28
3
152* Mar.
232*
335*
11*
152* Mar. 29
L32* Mar. 29
125* Mar. 1
1342* Mar.
66
Jan.
Mar. 15
9
Mar. 26
282* Mar. 29
4
35* Jan.
Mar. 26
Mar. 14
......
37 5*
65*
5*
6
6
91
....
322*
42*
22* Mar.
12* Mar. 13
Mar. 14
Am Sum Tob
11
52*
132* Mar.
2
152* Sale
Amer Telep Ac
Teleg
10»
25
25,200 American Tobacco
Class B
25
87,700
Preferred
100
7,100
•
11,800 1 Amer Ty pe Fou nders
Preferred
100
6,230
•
133,400 Am Wat Wks Ac El
1st preferred
4,700
...........*
36.200 American Woolen..........*
Preferred
loo
58,800
13,600 JAm Writing Paper Co. Inc.l
<6 preferred............
9,030
2
3
Mar.
12*
*
.....100
7
30
1052* Sale
682* Sale
131
Sale
Refining.lOO
.....
9
9
2
7
Mar. 26
Jan.
I
Stores
Jan.
9
22*
Sale
Preferred..............100
Jan.
Sale
Sale
Foundries....
Feb. 18
1572* Mar. 8
Mar. 13
100
Preferred..
3
Mar. 28
123
Mar. 26
Mar. 12
12*
Sale
38
66
5
8
Mar. 26
Mar. 14
Sale
32* Sale
162* Sale
42*
52*
8
Feb.
*
114
295* Jan.
119
1
Mar. 13
Feb.
123
Mar. 28
10
Jan.
Jan.
19
Feb. 18
57
57 5* Feb. 16
195* Mar. 28
612* Mar. 29
L182* Mar.
Sale
3
Feb. 27
Feb. 18
3
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
1
Jan.
32
L23
Sale
Shipbuilding ....*
Refining,.
17
20
Jan.
21
Mar.
:
127
4 1235* Jan.
32* Mar. 21
292* Mar. 5
562* Mar. 4
Mar.
23
141
Mar.
Ship Ac Comm........
Preferred
12
Mar.
1352*
Mar.
29
Amer Smelt 8c
Preferred
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
..........100
Am Rolling Mill
American Safety Razor
American Seating.
Amer Steel
Mar. 27
112
89
.....
Power......
Preferred!......
Preferred
Mar.
Mar.
120
84
10
....20
Am & Foreign
Amer Hide 8c
Mar. 27
302* 33
25*
22*
242* Sale
82* Sale
Am European Securities
Am Hawaiian
25* Mar. 21
Sale
122
30
33
22*
3
262* Sale
92* Sale
Crystal Sugar Co
10
7% Preferred
.....100
Amer Encaustic
4
1152* Sale
123
742*
>_25
Am Com Alcohol
2
1172* Sale
L21
55
Amer
43.
2
3
12
5* Mar. 30
Sl»
742*
American Colortype...
American
2
28
62* Jan.
Jan.
8
1
Alleghany
261,300
222*
732* Sale
Chicle....
County, N J
For footnotes see page
222*
*
*
...
.,
74,800
1,710
15,900
49,900
5,800
29,900
24
12
292*
9
562*
2d Preferred...........100
12,900
8,400 American Snuff
25
270
4
112*
272*
82*
100
Chain
Preferred
American
Jan.
42* Mar. 18
65* Jan. 15
12* Mar. 28
Sale
145*
15
32 X Sale
102* Sale
57 X
60
Foundry,.....
Preferred
Amer
72* Jan.
89
332* Jan.
112* Mar.
4
L352* Sale" 1312* Sale" 125
125
Sale
1262* 1272* 125
12
16 X Sale
132* Sale
14
17
Sale
14k 16
2X
22*
22*
3
2%
29 X
262*
32 2* 242* 27
50
55 X Sale
512* Sale
45
47
Sale
52 X Sale
14
14 X Sale
182* Sale
51
Sale
582* Sale
27X Sale
212*
22
....
194,100
20,700
18,300
6,500
3,090
214,800
11,800
2
45* Mar. 15
845* Jan.
2
282* Mar. 27
Mar.
2
3
....
680
2
6
111
Mar.
3
.........
"
Mar. 22
Mar. 25
Mar. 12
2* Mar. 30
22* Mar. 21
100
Amer Car 8c
Coal
52* Mar. 1
882* Mar. 29
5
2
5
Mar. 14 365* Jan. 23
Jan. 10 113
Mar. 11
Mar.
4 1112* Mar. 6
35
110
•:
.......100
Allia Chalmers Mfg
2
IX Sale
3 X Sale
......
480
840
j.A-
"22* "§2*
68,600 Amer Locomotive
Preferred
.....100
12,300
58,300 Am Mach Ac Foundry.......*
9,300 Amer Machine 8c Metals....*
Voting trust ctfs
*
5,300
*
59,700 American Metal
3,250
6% Conv preferred
100
1,500 American News N Y Corp...*
105,100 Amer Power 8c Light..
.'
<6 preferred..............*
39,200
<5 preferred
43,000
...»
317,400 Am Radiator Ac Stand San.
15,200
5,500
24,400
2,300
6*100
128,600
8,600
32,300
2,700
1,800
•
■
...
250
62,800
3.800
4,200
3,300
100
If
...
_*
1
27,800 Amer Home Products
»
38,500 American Ice
Preferred
100
II,200
38,920 Amer Internat Corp..
27,300 tAm La France AcFoamite..*
Preferred..
4.740
......100
"""360
"""930
v ■
American
Highest
Sale Prices
Susquehanna.100
W Paper Co
American
a1,*
6
322* Mar.
112* Mar.
55* Mar.
72* Mar. 13
1042* Mar. 18 1122* Mar.
Mar.
7
1
12* Mar.
Mar.
152* Mar. 13 18
Sale
Mln.10
Allied Chem 8c Dye.._......*
Am
53,200
3.400
3,300
Gold
Mar. 19
I
Mar.
5
Mar. 11
1112* Mar.
8
Sale
.....*
Air-Way Elec Appli Corp....*
I,800 Alleghany Steel...........
Allegh 8c West Ry 0% gtd.100
39.300
1,000
87
Sale
6,300
112,200
15,400
11,000
1.200
38.200
38,600
89,200
7.201
16,700
1,910
126,600
950
700
.......*
Affiliated Products.........*
40,566
410
42* Mar. 15
91
Sale
,
10,500
5,100
41,200
2,011
4,700
4
Sale
31,400
5,700
1,400
I,100
500
Mar.
•
.......
Adams Millls
Albany
1,300
31,000
2,700
5,300
Mar. 14 36
Mar.
1 113
*
70,600 £ Allegheny Corp.........
*
Pref series A <30 warr'ts .100
15,100
Pref series A <40 warr'ts 100
4,500
Pref series A <30 ex-war .100
3,200
600
35
111
42
Sale
Lowest
Sale Prices
Highest
Sale Prices
Preferred..............100
Adams Express
"6,306
"15.666
Lowest
Sale Prices
Mar. 30
Ask
111
"l",465
46,200
II,800
14,600
113,000
Mar. 1
Preferred called
9,700
14,700
6,300
5,200
7,900
3,200
46,300
90
33,600
3,800
17,700
5,000
2,300
26,300
'35
100
Preferred
72,800
1,630
23,000
42,100
12,800
25,500
27,200
18,300
181,000
25,100
1
to
Mar. 31
710
330
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN MARCH
Shares
-•?'Par
100 Abraham Ac Straus.........*
330
the only transactions of the month, and when selling outside of the
computing the range for the year.
July 1 1933
Jan. 1
Shares
30
410
Prices are on basis of 100-share
No account Is taken of such sales in
Low from
STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
In
f March
Quoted dollars per share.
$319,673,300
1,145,161,700
of stocks which sell only in a small way.
regular monthly range are shown In a footnote In the month in which they occur.
AGGREGATE
1934
1935
$310,655,000
—861,457,000
Bond Sales
>
March.
18
15
13
19
13
18
29
15
4
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
35* Mar.
Mar.
1
Mar.
Mar.
69
Jan.
19
Mar.
5
W<
93
Jan.
9
43
Jani
Mar. 28
9
702* Feb. 16
1352* Mar. 8
3
245* Jan.
107 5* Mar. 8
7
84 5* Jan.
7
865* Jan.
1382* Mar. 16
65* Jan. 18
195* Jan. 18
xl42* Jan. 10
Jan.
5
60
Jan.
2
4$ Jan.
Jan.
1% Jan.
3
18
18
N. Y.
April, 1935]
SALES
AQQREQATE
aw
STOCKS
H. Y. STOCK
Since
Mar. 31
*35
Par
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
7
Mar.
Mar. 11
Mar.
1
Mar.
Mar. 13
Mar.
4
Mar.
Mar.
6
Jan.
~
7
6
Mar. 11
35* Mar. 15
45* Mar. 14
Mar.
105
Sale
Mar.
Sale
Corporation.......*
Art Metal
...100
Construction—..10
Goods..
1
21
4
7
Jan.
3
Mar.
9
Feb. 21
Mar.
Feb. 23
Jan.
3
Jan. 10
Jan. 30
65* Jan.
3
45* Feb.
8
705* Jan. 22
6
Mar.
Mar. 15
Jan.
22
1st
2d
......
Sale
21
31
Jan.
Mar. 28
Mar.
Mar. 29
Mar.
Mar. 28
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 12
95* Jan.
265* Jan.
19
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 29
43
Jan.
11
Mar.
Mar.:
Mar.:
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
65* Mar.:
Mar.
Mar.;
Mar.
Mar. 13
Sale
Sale
a9,**
Sale
Mar. 12
Sale
Sale
Sale
1
1
1
Mar.
1
Mar. 11
Feb. 26
Mar. 19
Mar.
Sale
Mar.:
Mar. :
Mar.:
Mar,;
Mar.
Sale
15*
85*
75*
93*
Mar."
Sale
39
Sale
39
Sale
Mar. 29
Mar. 12
Mar. 30
Mar. 18
363*
L063*
35*
45*
345* 345*
Sale
55*
395* 373*
435*
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
...........
Sale
Sale
235*
Mar.
255* Mar.
8
345* Mar.
45* Mar.
1
4
5* Mar.
2
Mar.
Mar.
1
Feb.
305* Mar.
1
Jan.
Mar.
25* Mar.
205* Mar.
4
2
Mar. 18
Mar. 14
315* Mar. 27
15* Mar. 29
15
Mar. 11
365* Mar. 15
90
Mar. 18
43
Mar. 18
54
Mar. 7
~
A......*
Brooklyn Union
—•
certificates..*
Preferred...—....... ..100
Central Agulrre Associates.*
Central RR of N J
100
Century Ribbon Mills.
*
Voting trust
Preferred..——.....100
217,400 Cerro de Pasco Copp........*
16,800 Certain-Teed Prod.......—*
3.220
7% preferred—.........100
....
5
700 Checker Cab
290
For footnote* see page
43.
Mar. 18
4
Jan.
7
Mar.
6
Mar.
55* Mar.
115* Mar.
Mar J14
Mar. 22
66
Mar.
Mar. 22
Mar. 15
Mar.
Mar. 14
Mar.
25* Mar. 21
3>| Mar. 13
85* Mar. 13
35* Mar. 13
85* Mar. 13
Mar.
12
Mar.
Jan,
2
8
Mar. 28
Mar. 20
Mar.
Sale
Sale
1
155*
45
15
42
16!
41 !* Sale
L* Sale
125* Sale
36
45
Sale
39
<
90
42
Sale
Sale
Sale
285* Sale
25* Sale
15* Sale
185* Sale
50
86
245*
Sale
10
36
Jan.
2
Jan.
22
45* Jan.
22
16
33
Jan.
Jan.
2
25
Jan.
1
Jan.
25
23
Feb.
Mar. 23
10
Mar. 28
225* Jan. 21
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
1
5
2
IV* Mar. 12
5* Mar. 11
115* Mar. 14
Mar.
6
32
Mar. 14
60
375* Mar. 15
5* Mar. 6
25* Mar. 13
Mar.
1
2
1
363
Jan.
Mar.
75* Mar. 13
854 Mar. 27
Mar.
Mar,
Mar.
155* Mar.
15* Mar.
65* Mar.
10
Mar. 28
145* Mar.
15*
5*
115*
32
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
12
11
14
14
15*
15*
155*
42
Mar.
135* Mar. 14
15* Mar. 13
15
9
2
Jan.
3
15* Jan.
205* Jan.
3
7
fi
Jan.
15
42
Feb.
Feb. 19
Mar. 13
1
Jan.
4
Jan.1
1
Mar. 13
11
Jan.
1
Mar. 27
16
Jan.
18
53
Jan.
Feb.
95* Mar. 18
Mar. 13
Mar.
1
Mar. 18
135* Jan.
Mar.
2
Mar. 13
36
45* Mar. 21
Mar.
6
Mar. 21
345* Mar. 11
Mar.
4
Feb. 25
Feb. 27
Mar. 20
37
Mar. 20
90
Jan.
Feb.
32
Mar.
o
1*
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
845* Jan.
455* Mar.
Mar.
4
Mar. 18
63
Mar.
365* Mar.
195* Mar.
Mar.
1
Mar.
4
Mar. 14
Jan. 16
99
44
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
1
Mar. 18
Feb. 26
Mar.
35
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
65*
165*
25
40
7
955* 100
425* Sale
84
2
Mar.
1
Mar.
1
24
Mar.
Mar.
4
34
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
1
Mar.
6
Mar.
8
Mar.
4
15* Mar.
65*
965*
405*
35*
45* Mar.
385*
Sale'
36
38
Sale
375* Mar. 12
ig
Hi
Mar. 15
Mar.
115* Mar.
23
415* Sale
15*
25*
15*
2
Feb.
Sale
875*
205* Sale
15*
25*
15* Sale
Sale
995* 105
435* Sale
Jan.
85
385* Sale
14
10
Jan.
100
915*
;
Sale
85*
Sale
485* 52
105* Sale
325* 325*
5
55*
345* 365*
81
88
825*
88
56
5*
5*
3
8
9
Jan.
4
5
135* Mar. 14
15* Mar. 13
6
Mar. 23
10
9
20
Feb. 21
6
Mar. 16
3
15* Sale
Jan.
Feb.
7
Feb. 20
Jan. 23
15
Jan.
7
3.. Jan. 21
105* Jan. 22
a
145* Sale
19
5* Feb. 27
5* Mar. 20
5* Feb.
6
3
Mar. 16
5* Mar.
.
.
5
3
19
Feb. 20
52
Jan. 10
Feb. 10
z60
Feb. 14
124
O
65* Jan.
7
65* Jan.
13
Jan.
3
Jan. 25
74
Mar. 15
Mar.
Mar. 14
25* Mar. 21
28,800 Chesapeake Cor p .......... *
25
155,900 Chesapeake At Ohle
400 {Chic Ac East 111 RR
100
4% preferred
........100
3,100
495* Mar. 28
585* Mar. 1
95
35* Mar. 15
Pref ctfs of
{Celotex Co
Mar. 15
45* Mar.
23
-*
certificates.....—*
Preferred
...100
Burroughs Add Mach.
._.*
{Bush Terminal Co.........*
7% debenture.........100
Caterpillar Tractor
Celanese Corp of America...*
Mar.
1
Mar. 28
42
Mar. 15
Class A v t c
100
100
.*
2
305*
315*
365*
35*
315*
445*
965*
Mar. 14
Class B
-
34
5
7
17
Mar. 27
Mar. 29
Mar. 11
Feb. 14
Class B
Pref 7%
29
6
Mar.
....*
Case (J I) Co
5
5* Mar.
II,400 {Butterlck—........—....*
37,900 By era Co.—
—*
Preferred..............100
1,220
205,400
2,070
152,900
209,600
9,700
13,600
12,480
34,500
6,400
15,400
Mar. 26
27
deposit—.100
Mining..10
8~406 Butte Copper Ac Zinc.......5
110
230
375* Mar. 28
75* Mar. 4
575* Mar. 30
98
Mar. 18
295* Mar.
35* Mar.
Butte Ac Superior
196,400
9,900
5,000
3,200
Mar. 25
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
25
Bush Term Bldgs—
5
7
7
_
21
4
31,500 Bucyrus-Erle Co. .....—10
Conv preferred—.........5
34,300
Preferred (7)—.......—100
3,230
72,000 Budd (E G) Mfg.
-*
Preferred 7%..........100
16,140
♦
43,600 Budd Wheel
2,300 Bulova Watch—........—*
•
38,900 Bullard Co
120
4
Sale
Co...........5
Corp.........*
Callahan Zinc-Lead........1
Calumet At Heda Cons Cop 25
Campbell W Ac C Foundry...*
Canada Dry Glng Ale—.....5
Canada Southern—.....100
Canadian Pacific—......25
Cannon Mills—.—.—..*
Capital Admin Co Ltd C A--1
Preferred class A..—...10
Car Clinch F At Ohio Ry.. 100
Stamped.... .........100
Mar.
Sale
55*
....50
*
Calif Packing
1
Sale
Sale
Gas........*
.......—*
4,800 Brown Shoe, Inc
Preferred...
—100
60
10,200 Bru nswick-Balke-Coll _...._*
58,500
35,600
43,700
9,400
56,600
2
Mar.
Sale
Sale
Bklyn-Manhattan Transit..
2,090
1
Mar.
97
Sale
Sale
Brooklyn Ac Queens Transit.*
3,360
66,300
7,500
4,400
1
Mar.
Sale
Sale
Brlggs Ac Stratton.
950
150
1
Mar.
285*
65*
495*
953*
345*
Briggs Manufacturing...
1,600
2
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
20
106
Sale
Sale
2,630 Bon Ami class A
129,300 Borden Co. (The)..........25
167,400 Borg-Warner Corp.——.10
3,700 Boston Ac Maine.........100
400 Burns Brothers class A
7
Mar.
i
95* Mar.
Sale
*
.........100
520 Blumenthal Ac Co pref—..100
59,400 Boeing Airplane Co w I.....5
39,800 Bohn Alum 8c Brass Corp...5
1
9
1
[Mar.
Jan.
445* Jan.
11 1115* Mar. 22
19
Mar.
1
Mar. 29
Jan.
5 1045* Mar. 25
78
Jan. 12
Feb.
2
Mar. 18
135* Feb. 23
Mar.
7
Mar. 18 117
Jan.
2
17
Mar. 13
Jan.
7
17
Mar. 13
Feb. 19
38
Jan. 30
Jan.
8
34
Mar. 18
Mar. 18
77.
Jan._ 9
Mar. 19
265* Jan.f 23
Mar. 14
135* JanM 8
Feb. 16
"
235* Jan .121
Jan. 22 1095* Mar. 26
Mar. 13
405* Jan. 23
10
Jan.
2
Mar. 18
Mar. 13
595* Jan.
8
98
Mar. 18
Jan. 31
Mar. 29
255*|Jan.
7
Jan. 15
345* Mar.
1
Mar. 27
75* Jan.
4
Mar. 25
145* Mar.
Sale
Preferred
Mar.
I Mar.
; Mar.
65* Jan.
9
265* Jan. 21
15
Feb. 18
175* Jan.
7
105
Mar. 11
425* Jan.
2
111
Mar. 30
55* Jan. 22
405* Jan. 22
Jan.
'
L03
Sale
Jan.
; Mar. 22
155* Mar.:
Mar.
735* Mar.
115* Mar.
115
LOO
Mar.
1105
Sale
115* Mar.
155* Mar.
155
34
Mar.
365
Sale
215* Mar.
635* 555* Mar.
Sale
Feb. 25
15
Mar.
6
Mar. 14
9
8
Mar. 28
Mar.
2
77 5?
Sale
Feb. 21
Mar.
165*
Sale
105
Sale
Jan.
Mar. 13
Mar.
Mar.
L08
110
——
$4 preferred series
Mar.:
Mar.:
Mar.:
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.:
Sale
...5
Beneficial Indus Loan Corp.*
Best Ac Co
*
Bethlehem Steel Corp......*
7% preferred
100
Blgelow-Sanford Carpet Inc *
—
Mar.
102
2
'3
Jan.
63
Mar. 16
3
Bendlz Aviation Corp
...
Mar.
Mar.
Sale
39
Sale
2
365* Mar.:
4
15
75*
405*
......
Preferred
Jan.
7
6
5
2 1105* Mar. 20
8
Mar. 13
75* Jan.
7
Mar. 18
29* Jan.
Jan.
2
Mar. 18
Sale
Belding-Hemlngway—....
Bristol-Myers
555* Jan.
865* Jan.
375* Jan.
Mar.
Sale
4
8
24
18
12
7
5
4
7
Mar.
3
6
Sale
Belg Nat Rys part pref....
{Botany Cons Mills A
Feb.
Mar.
1115* 107
_ .
1,400
294,500
26,200
17,900
5,400
4,400
90,600
7,200
18,300
Mar.
Sale
99,500 BarnsdaU Corp.......—...5
...—*
9,700 Bayuk Cigars, Inc...
1st preferred
650
.........100
27,700 Beatrice Creamery........25
Preferred
........100
1,500
.20
5,600 Beech-Nut Packing
Blaw-Knox
Jan.
18*
......
460 Bloomingdale Bros
Jan.
70
215* Mar.:
33
Mar.:
Sale
Baldwin Locomotive Works.*
Preferred
100
44,000
198,300 Baltimore Ac Ohio........100
Preferred
.——100
31,200
1,700 Bamberger (L) Ac Co pref.. 100
3,200 Bangor 8c Aroostook....—50
Preferred
.........—.100
560
*
5,600 Barker Bros....
Preferred ..............100
1,650
1,340
135* Jan.
Mar. 6
Mar. 12
95
Mar.
295* Mar.
355* Mar.!
665* Mar.J
195* Mar.!
Sale
V 236,100
41,000
1,400
115,200
47,500
20,300
286,600
32,400
8,300
88,100
Mar.'13
Mar.
81
48
36
25
90 Associated OH.
418,700 Atchison Top 8c S Fa—....100
Preferred
..—100
16,200
57,400 Atlan Coast Line RR—100
1,177 Atl G 8c W I SS Lines
Preferred
...........100
**
1,600
81,100 Atlantic Refining-.....—.25
17,700 Atlas Powder............—.*
Preferred..
.......—.100
1,330
.........*
4,300 Atlas Tack Corp
75,800 Auburn Automobile ......—*
12,100 Austin, Nichols Ac Co ....._*
Prior A
...I,230
129,100 Aviation Corp of Del (The). .5
....
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.:
83
50
preferred...........100
preferred...........100
.
75* Mar.;
95*
Associated Dry
5,800
2,400
Jan.
4 1075
21
55
41
16
4 1188
30 1065*
11
65*
13
705*
2 110
Preferred
30
"
Feb.
17
Jan.
Sale
...
^
19
Mar. 21
Mar.
1055*
—100
14,400 Armour (Del) pref
270,200 Armour of Illinois new—
$6 convertible preferred.
46,300
Preferred
—100
5,900
30,600 Arnold Constable Corp..—5
:l
Mar. 14
4
8
7
45* Jan.
385* Jan.
125* Jan.
Mar. 20
Sale
...
25,356
Mar. 13
Mar. 13
35* Mar. 2
Mar. 13
105* Mar. 29
185* Mar.
1
165* Mar.
1
1075* Mar. 7
6
Mar. 26
415* Mar. 9
1185* Mar. 5
36
165* Mar. 14
14
Mar. 21
105
1055* Mar. 28
35* Mar. 21
5%
Sale
38
Mar. 13
1185* Mar. 5
98
Mar. 30
Sale Prices
Prices
i
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
3
Mar. 13
31
Mar. 20
8
Mar. 13
Highes
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Mar. 30
Mar. 1
5,360 Amer Zinc, Lead Ac Smelt..-1
Preferred..............-25
1,400
—80
359,600 Anaconda Copper
6,300 Anaconda Wire Ac Cable....*
12,500 Anchor Cap Corp..........*
Preferred..........——*
1,360
1,200 Andes Copper Mining Co—*
*
26,700 Archer Daniels Mid
Preferred
100
50
800 Art loom
1
1933
to
EXCHANGE
Jan. 1
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN MARCH
from
July 1
Shares
35
STOCK EXCHANGE—STOCKS
Mar.
_
Mar. 20
Feb. 13
Mar. 18
Mar. 21
Jan.
27
55
12
Jan.
Mar. 14 109
Jan. 15
47
Jan.
Jan.
Mar,
Jan.
Mar. 13
Mar. 12
6
Jan.
33
Jan.
45* Mar. 29
425* Mar. 2
Mar. 27
6
Mar. 12
44
Jan.
Jan.
425* Mar.
2
375* Mar. 12
15* Mar.
5
45* Mar.
26
Mar.
15* Feb. 20
15* Mar.
4
3
25
15* Mar.
7
455* Jan.
25* Jan.
25* Jan.
7
12
8
36
N. Y. STOCK
^AGGREGATE
SALES
In
March]
Jan. 1
Shares
;
STOCKS
N. Y. STOCKJEXCHANOB
Since
Shares
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
Low from
July 1 1933
PRICES IN MARCH
Mar. 31
*35
Par
Bid
17,100 Chicago Great Western..100
rred
11,000
...........100
2
80
80 tChic Indlanap At Louie ptlOO
60,900 Chic Mil St Paul 'Ac Pacific. .♦
.
*;
: 16,400
Preferred.
......100
32,100 ChicagoPneumTool
—*
•31,800
Preferred....
20,400 {Chic Rock Isl Ac Pac
.100
9,400
7% prefferred.....
100
8,600
6% preferred
100
,
3,666
6,800
3,500
.v,
2
346,300
7,100
1,590
Chicago Yellow Cab
2
...*
Preferred
............100
City Investing.......—..100
City Stores
•...*
29,400
3,160
11,000
Uv 2,100
Class A_......I......
Class A rot trust ctfs
1,800 Clark
I
<
14.
36 X
92
32
Equipment....
V
,2
*
*
*
31
22
Preferred
100
...........
115",800
Colgate-Palmollve-Peet Co..*
7,500
45,700
.
32
50
'5%
4
it!
Mar. 30
X Mar. 29
% Mar. 29
2% Mar. 2£
4% Man 14
4% Mar. 14
20
Mar. 13
Mar. 12
1
6
2% Mar.
1
1 4
1% Mar. 3C
1% Mar. 13
2% Jan.
7
-4% Jan.
4
1% Mar. 8
3
Jan.
3
4% Jan.
4
5% Jan.
7
8
10% Jan.
7% Jan.
7
26% Jan.
7
2% Jan.
9
4% Jan.
9
4
Jan. 10
10
Mar.
•
4
10% Mar. 26
28% Mar. 2
25% Mar. 12
3% Mar. 15
9% Mar. 12
31
5
13
1
10
Feb.
11% Jan.
3
29% Feb. 18
7% Jan.
7
Feb. 23
Mar. 12
Jan. 14
42% Jan.
3
22% Mar. 30
Jan.
96
Mar. 30
9
31
96
87
Mar. 11
20
25% Mar. 12
3% Mar. 15
36% Mar. 2
22% Mar. 30
Mar. 12
Mar. 18
Mar. 15
21
90
Mar.
20
10
13
Mar. 30
Mar. 11
i.,t.
% Sale
% :
%
3%
4%
3
5%
11%
13
"""% Mar."l8 "I" "~Mar."~i
% Mar. 28
3% Mar. 29
%
% Mar. 2
3% Mar. 29
12% Mar. 13
14% Mar.
80
80
2
Mar." 18 '"i% Jan"'l7
% Mar. 28
% Jan.
6% Jan.
6% Jan.
3% Mar. 29
3% Feb. 27
12% Mar. 13
17
17
17
Jan..18
Preferred...........
750
1,310
41,800
3,440
^
1,150
U
2,490
1,170
41,800
65,800
358.900
24,400
1,590
152,000
2,300
10,210
3,170
2,920
■
Colonial Beacon Oil Co
620
1,050
890
13,600
36,700
146,000
k 12,100
I 1,100
32,600
1,230
4,200
1,510
1,290
:
{Colorado Fuel Ac Iron
Preferred.
*
Colorado Ac Southern
100
1st preferred.........
2d preferred...
Columbian Carbon
5
;;^5*
Columbia Pictures Corp vt c •
Columbia G Ac El common
*
Preferred
17 X
3X
100
......
35%
45
Sale
40 X
46
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
46%
30%
55%
30%
112%
11%
22
..50
32
Preferred B.............25
1st preferred..
..100
23
85
........
N*
20,200
800
88,400
125,400
27,300
89,625
3,200
356,500
.337,400
97,000
1,300
70,300
3,800
1,050
Comm InvTrust
Convertible
Commercial
»*
*
.........
preferred....*
Solvents
•
Commonwealth Ac Southern *
'
200
19,700
1,900
370
Preferred......
♦
20 ■■I
'
10,700
30,300
247,100
14,700
3,000
74,800
800
3,400
20,900
17,600
13,600
3,300
11,500
1,200
48,800
5,000
11,000
13,900
60,300
1.600
20,000
400
15,700
15,100
7,600
5.000
1,800
23 %
110,000
•
iP
Pref $5
.*
Consol Laundries Corp.....*
Consolidated Textile.
.
..100
2%
.....*
Container Corp class A
Class B
20
2
...«
Continental Bakcl A
...»
Class B
;
♦
Preferred
100
37
Fibre 5
70
5,400
260
28,200
► 4,700
Motors
5
12 X
Corn Exch Bank Trust Co..20
Corn Prod Refining
25
Preferred
15
23
3X
Crosley Radio
•
Crown Cot:, At Seal........*
Crucible Steel of Amer..
Preferred
14
30
100
Cuba Co (The)
•
Cuba RR pref..
100
Cuban American Sugar.
10
Preferred
—100
2%
14%
35%
A,13X
38%
....
Cudahy Packing
Curtis
__50
Publishing Co CThe)*
Preferred
.........*
CurCss Wright Corp...
1
Class A
.......
2
3 X
1
73
64%
9%
Preferred—.......
Delaware At
Del Lack Ac
5%
»
Diamond Match...
Participating
6%
Dunhtll
4.200J
For footnoteg
see
page
43.
29
9
25
40
Mar. 14
Mar.
1
39% Mar. 30
3% Mar. 13
35% Mar. 13
Sale
Mar. 16
Mar. 13
56% Mar. 13
Sale
9%
Sale
27
7
7
Mar.""8 "16% Feb.""5 "18% Jan7""7
12% Mar.
77% Mar.
7
1
1
14
Mar. 30
Mar. 29
11
79% Mar.
45% Mar.
51
46
47
60
2
6
Mar. 22
Mar.
2
6
6
1
Mar. 28
70% Sale
7%
29
7%
Sale
%
1
Sale
16%
41% 42%
65% Sale
158
4%
Sale
45
14
W*
46
69%
57
44
Sale
Sale
18%
97%
2%
7%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
83%
70
3% Sale
16%
16%
50
1
53
Sale
6
6%
6% Sale
58
42
Sale
Sale
llH 8*
2% Sale
7% Sale
80%
76
65
Mar. 14
Mar. 28
17
17%
d*
7% Sale
24% Sale
8
15
13
Jan.
8
8
79%
45%
7%
59%
51%
47%
32%
57%
Mar. 2
Mar. 6
Jan. 10
Jan. 26
Feb.
9
Feb. 20
Feb.
4
Mar. 2
67
64%
7%
28%
%
15%
41%
62%
Mar.
3
1
Mar. 22
56% Feb.
7
1
27
9
Mar. 15
Feb.
7
"'8%"Mar."i
Mar.
9
1
Mar.
5
6% Mar. 8
20% Mar. 8
20% Mar. 30
Mar.
6
82
Mar. 27
1% Mar.
1
7% Mar.
1
7
37% Mar. 29
12% Mar. 18
23% Mar. 14
44% Mar. 1
74% Mar. 13
3% Mar. 18
14
51
1
Mar. 15
Mar. 27
Mar. 15
5% Mar. 11
5% Mar. 13
48
Mar. 12
41% Mar. 18
15
Mar. 15
89% Mar. 14
2
Mar. 12
6% Mar. 15
73
MaT. 23
16
Mar." 13
Mar.
1
8% Mar.
1
32% Mar.
4
1% Mar, 4
17% Mar. 2
47
Mar, 4
65% Mar. 29
Mar. 16 158
Mar. 27
2
5% Mar.
39% Mar.
14% Mar.
26% Mar.
45
Mar.
4
2
2
7
74% Mar. 13
23% Mar.
7
62
28
15
Jan.
15
51
5
1
Mar. 15
Mar. 27
Jan. 28
Jan.
5
2
3
Feb.
4
1
15
Mar. 15
Mar. 13
Jan.
8
Feb. 18
Mar. 27
Jan.
3
Mar. 4
Feb. 18
Feb. 18
Feb.
18
Jan.
11
Jan.
25% Jan.
10
7
68
Jan.
1%
7%
7%
58%
47 %
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
Jan.
22% Jan.
6% Mar. 15
73
Mar. 23
64% Jan. 23
Mar. 12
16
11
9% Feb. 18
8% Mar. 23
78
Mar. 6
Mar ."2
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
73% Feb. 18
34
89% Mar. 14 101
19
16
15
11
18
2
Jan. 28
3% Feb. 21
1% Jan.
5
13% Jan. 10
5% Jan.
9
6% Jan.
7
1
Jan.
3
54
Feb. 19
98% Mar. 2
2% Mar. 21
2
6
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
68
6
41
18% Mar.
Feb. 28
Mar.
Feb.,
5% Jan.
40% Jan.
2
24
Jan.
1% Jan.
8
19% Jan.
3
48% Feb. 14
58% Mar. 26
4
9
Mar. 13
Jan.
2
Mar. 14
Mar. 11
45
Mar.
74
82
80
Jan.' 2 158
4% Mar. 13
6%
35% Jan. 15 39%
12% Jan. 15
15%
23% Mar. 14 28
43 % Jan.
4 45
74% Mar. 13 86
3% Mar. 8
5%
6
4
10% Jan.
18
7%
27
22%
20 22%
23
82
12
2%
13
8%
5 112
62% Jan.
1% Mar. 6
6% Mar. 29
Mar.
8
28
12
15
13
13
7
14
2
18
Feb. 26
25
59
Mar.
7% Jan. 23
34% Jan.
10% Jan.
44
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
46% Jan.
2
2
1
62% Jan.
9
115% Jan. 29
23% Jan.
7
1% Jan.
2
40% Feb. 13
Feb. 26
Mar. 14
Mar. 28
X
9%
3%
4%
%
62
149
25
Mar.
Jan.
2% Jan.
7
Jan.
42
71% Feb.
Mar.
4% Mar.
15% Mar.
15% Feb.
72% Feb.
1% Mar.
6% Mar.
108% Feb.
28%
%
15%
41%
21
Jan.
1
73
4% Mar.
19% Mar.
7
Mar. 13
111
4
Mar. 22
Mar. 12
6
4% Mar. 13
33
2 113
Mar. 13
Mar. 6
Jan.
4
Mar. 18
9% Mar.
72
7
17%
%
29%
5%
Mar.
18
26
13
14
14
11
5
2
5
Jan.
52% Jan.
29% Jan.
109% Jan.
80
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 15
31
2
5
81% Mar.
Mar. 12
15
34% Jan. 16
3% Mar. 13
35% Mar. 13
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 28
Mar. 18
Mar. 27
6% Mar. 13
Jan.
9
39% Jan.
31% Mar.
70
26
6% Mar.
29
1
37% Mar. 29
27
Feb.
7
1
Mar. 19
70
18% Sale
19% Jan.
44
157
4%
Sale
28% Jan.
6
21% Mar.
1% Mar.
6
5% Jan. 21
Mar. 14
Mar.
46
Sale
5
Mar.
1
Mar. 14
% Mar. 13
10% Feb. 28
9% Mar. 30
8
Mar. 15
Jan.
3 105% Mar. 15
Mar. 13
15% Jan.
7
85
Jan.
8
6% Jan. 10
7% Feb. 15
9
69% Mar. 13
Mar. 19
Mar. 13 112% Mar.
Mar. 18
101
3% Mar. 1
15% Mar. 11
Mar. 13
Mar. 6
9% Mar.
23% Mar.
7
7% Sale
60
62
71%
72% 75% 72
71
79% x73
4%
d* Sale
17
15%
16
20% Sale
75
81%
82%
1%
1%
1%
Sale
73
61
Mar. 13
Mar. 6
Mar. 13
6% Mar. 9
71% Mar. 18
111% 112% 111
19% Sale
17%
1
Sale
%
31
36% Sale
5%
6%
5%
13%
V,
Sale
Sale
30
Sale
4*
13% Sale
2% Sale
68% Sale
2%
4%
6
20
100
*
Pref..25
Int...........
59
Sale
Sale
Sale
60%
1% Sale
5%
6%
6% Sale
:
Mar. 13
30% Mar. 18
30% 32
31%
55%
56% x55% Mar. 8 57%
31% Sale *30% Mar. 8 31%
112
Sale
111% Mar. 14 113
38
28
20
S*;
8%
11%
8%
3
200 Duluth South Sh Ac Atl—100
Preferred..............|f o
200
9,600
31
40
Sale
18%
8 105% Mar. 15
7% Mar. 13
43
Sale
23%
*
pref.......100
.....
48
5%
10 X
10X
5
Hudson.....100
Western..
50
non cum
Feb.
Jan.
2
18
25
18
26
2
8
10
J an.
2
10% Jan.
2
3
83
65
Feb.
8
Jan. 19
20% Feb. 19
•1
20
Devoe Ac Reynolds A
1st Preferred
Sale
59
3*
11
9% Sale
73% Sale
39% Sale
5% Sale
50% 51%
46
<18%
19
40
Sale
10% Sale
14%
26%
44%
76%
4%
7
100
...
14
39
18 X
32
w
71% Sale
64% Sale
156%
5% Sale
133
Cot y, Inc
.......•
Cream of. Wheat ctfs.......*
Mar. 26 x82
80
"
Mar."l8
Mar.
Sale 109% 113
109% Mar. 1 110
Mar.
3
Sale
Sale
2% Mar. 15
3% Mar. 7
Sale
% Sale
% Mar. 12
X Mar. 2
Sale
10% Sale
9% Mar. 15
12% Mar. 1
4%
3%
4
3% Mar. 13
4% Mar. 2
4%
5%
5%
5% Mar. 21
4% Mar. 13
Sale
X Sale
% Mar. 7
1
Mar.
1
52
50
50
Mar. 25 52
50%
Mar. 13
47
40%
55%
100
51
Sale
Sale
31% Sale
1
1%
17% Sale
•
OH of Del
1%
7%
109%
3%
%
12%
4%
5%
%
8%
20
141,700 Dome Mines Ltd...
»
24,100 Dominion Stores Ltd-......*
151,500 Douglas Aircraft Co Inc
_*
5,100 Dresser (S R) Mfg conv cl A—•
Class B
•
1,100
"""loo
;•
6
Insurance..2.50
Denver Rio Gr At Wes pref 100
Detroit Edison
..100
160 Detroit Ac Mackinac Ry Co.100
130
4%
y^44%':i
20
.....
70,500
114,700
7,200
11,700
'76% Sale
103^
»
Consolid RR of Cuba pref. 100
"4,700 Davega Stores Corp.....
166,200 Deere At Co..
33,300
%
*
Consolidated Oil Corp.
8% preferred
75
.
7 H
...
30,600 Cutler-Hammer, Inc........*
"i".66o
54,200
5,800
43,400
2,800
400
Preferred
Consolidated Gas
260 Cushmans Sons 7% pref—100
8% preferred
»
1110
v,V,
7,600
2,100
81% Sale
76
5% Sale
19% Sale
18% Sale
Prefened
—•
40 Crown W1I P 1st pf
»
Crown Zellerbach v t c
•
25,000
14,700
2,800
15,900
2,660
67,920
;! .11,890
"
8,100
28,800
17,300
147,700
110,600
,
1.800
43,600
10,000
25,100
35,900
2,800
3,600
70
45
.98,600 Continental
150,900 Continental
2,970
63,000
2,700
56,800
41,600
30,300
19,000
5,300
Sale
45%
36,200 Continental
80
"4",900
V 5%
30 X
137,000 Continental Can....
17,100 Continental Diamond
_20
6,600
4.200
1,100
3,700
250
17.000
3,870
3,300
8,900
3.400
59,800
54,400
44
pref x warrants.. 100
86,100 Consol Film Industry......1
,
8
Sale
Sale
Sale
75
Prior
30
"
35% Sale
Prior preferred (6%) ...100
2,080
632,100
36,800
7,900
207,650
1,200
10,000
75,200
75.300
61,900
W 11,800
1
30,600
5,700
Sale
31%
9%
23%
40%
8%
•
.....
Conn Railway Ac
'
30
1
'
16M
Lighting 100
4% preferred
100
11,000 Consolidated Cigar....
Preferred
130
..100
310
22%
84 X
15%
X
17%
6
*
100
"3",500
59% Sale
113% 115
20% Sale
Conde-Nast Publlc'ns _.._..*
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
Congress Cigar..
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
31
5% pref series B........100
Commercial Credit....
..10
Preferred 7%...........25
Class A
18
11%
9X
7%
75 X
40 X
4%
Ijox
100
16%
17
"l6%
102% 103% 103
9
9% Sale
71
72%
69%
6%
7%
6%
1% Sale
%
5
8%
10
13
100
.....
395
12% Sale
77 X Sale
6%
9
3% Sale
.
.....100
Mar. 26
27
130
17 X Sale
103
106
69%
f
Mar. 26
340
66
9
.100
82
23% "25"" 24" Mar. 22 25% Mar." 11
24" "Mar .'22 "28% Janr"7
118% 124
118% Mar. 25 121% Mar. 16 112% Jan.
7 121% Mar. 16
175% Mar.
175% Sale 201% Sale
1 201% Mar. 30 161 % Jan.
2 201 % Mar. 30
56%
56% 56% 57
56% Mar. 29 57% Mar. 8
55% Jan.
5
57% Mar. 8
25
116
9
V;.>"
Collins Ac Alkman ..._.....*
910
v
20,200
-
2% Mar.
w ?»
85
45 X
200
Preferred..............100
•
280
410
•
Mar. 13
Mar. 12
1
1% Mar. 30
1% Mar. 13
Sale
80%
90
26,400 Coca-Cola Co (The)........*
Class A
5,300
.....—....*
Coca Cola Internal Corp...*
44,500
1,700
13,100
-
12
26
4%
13
Sale
13%
OX
Special................ .50
Cluett, Peabody Ac Co
260
„
10%
25%
20
IX
34% Sale
22 % Sale
93% 93%
Sale
21X Sale
60
"3",000
18,400
2,400
'
;i%
4
X Sale
120 Cleveland Ac Pittsburgh...50
•
80
-
4% Sale
4%
5
20% 21%
1% Sale
1% Sale
% Feb. 28
1% Feb. 28
'
40
"""800
,
10%
Sale
9
26 X
14%
63 %
37 X
i
...
v
"'"966
.
.
% Mar. 29
2% Mar. 29
4% Mar. 14
4% Mar. 14
Highest
Sale Prices
4
1% Mar.
8
2% Mar.
1
2% Mar.
1
3% Mar.
1
6% Mar. 21
5% Mar.
1
22% Mar. 19
2
Mar.
1
% Mar. 2£
% Sale
1% Sale
2% Sale
4X Sale
3%
Voting trust certificates..*
4,700
100
<
10
28
9X
15
...
115*,700
V ;:
'
-
2X
2X
100
.
23",566
Sale
2% Mar.
Mar. 30
1
Lowest
100
31,900 Cbtckaaha Cotton Oil.
15,400 Childs Co
»
350 Chile Copper..
.......25
837,200 Chr ysler Corporation.
.5
20,300 City Ice Ac Fuel............*
90
Sale
Sale
ox
Sale
Sale
2
Sale
1
Sale
2X
—
"V.SOO
>
14 X
1
1%
%%
2X
3%
OX
5%
22 X
3%
...
7% Preferred
1
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
1
Mar.
6
% Mar. 18
1% Mar. 11
x Sale
Sale
Sale
2
142,900
Preferred...
.—.100
95,400 Chicago Ac North West... 100
v
Chi St P M At O com
IPfe-
X
Highest
Sale Prices
Ask
Ask Bid
IX
Lowest
Mar. 30
Mar. 1
8,400
3,700
32,200
79,300
34,100
4,800
5,300
3,900
6,900
3,200
1,400
RANGE SINCE JAN.
to
1
3
a
W
15
21% Sale
24% Sale
12
Sale
1%
69
2%
o<?w
2%
70%
4%
7
Mar. 18
22% Mar. 18
20
Mar.
1
23% Mar. 26
11
Mar. 13
1% Mar. 11
65
Mar. 13
7% Mar.
28% Mar.
22% Mar.
30% Mar.
14% Mar.
2
9%
Sale
Sale
20% Sale
15
Sale
39
9
22% Mar.
8
1
23% Mar. 26
43% Jan.
7
1
1
11
Mar. 13
70% Mar. 28
65
19% Jan.
4% Jan.
78
Jan.
2% Mar.
19% Sale
3^ SalF
16%
6%
H
15%
7%
8
3
$
3Ji
Jan.
Mar. 13
8% Mar. 22
17% Mar. 12
13% Mar. 15
6% Mar. 18
%
3
Mar.""8
Mar.
6
36% Mar.
2
41% Mar.
10% Mar.
21% Mar.
2
4
2
16% Mar. 29
6% Mar. 29
Mar. 13
1
Jan.
5
Jan.
8
36
4
Mar. 22
114%
26%
34%
34%
8%
17%
13%
6%
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
% Jan.
% Feb.
~X Mar.""8
3% Mar.
15
1% Feb. 27
4
38
8% Feb. 14
31
19
15
Sale
8%
Mar. 18
22% Mar. 18
39%
42
34% 40
36
Mar. 22 40
Mar. 5
110% 116% 115% 116% 114% Mar. 8
116% Mar. 20
29% Sale
28% Sale
27% Mar. 6 29% Mar. 29
36% Sale
35% Sale
34% Mar. 16
39
7
1
8
3
Mar.
6
11
12
15
18
9
13
6
18
7
8
Jan.
25
17
Jan.
29
50% Jan.
8 117
2
29%
7
37%
15 41%
23
Feb.
Jan.
2
21
Jan. 28
Feb. 25
Mar. 2
12% Jan. 28
24% Jan.
3
16% Mar. 29
7% Jan.
8
% Jan.
9
% Feb. 13
5% Jan. 18
N. Y. STOCK
April, 1935]
AGGREGATE
SALES
In
March
Shares
,
H.
Y.
STOCK EXCSAN OE
Mar. 31
190,300 Du Pont de Nem Ac Co (El) .20
10,800
6% non-voting deben .100
4,170 Ouqaesno Light 1st pref—100
110 Durham Hoa Mills pref—100
100
5,200
20,200
18,100 Bantam Rolling Mills....
51,900 Eastman Kodak Co. of N J.*
.100
2,290
Preferred.
»
88,400 Baton Mfg. Co...........
*
6,700 Kttlngon Schild
182,100 Electric Auto-Lite (The) III«
4,230
Preferred............. .100
3
88,600 Blectric Boat
530
............
21,300
1,400
54,700
1,780
20,600
'
13%
.......
92
"
59%
104 %
85
13
'■>. 52,100
15
105
......
....
2,500
80
560
.100
Preferred
128
Sale
Sale
128
Mar.
105
23
105%
Sale
104
Mar. 8 105% Mar.
Mar. 27 23
Mar.
18
——-
5%
9*
Sale
a
121
149% 150
18 % Sale
4% Sale
119% Sale
152
24^1 Sale
Sale
4% Sale
108 % 109 %
4%
4%
45
-f*
A*
100 Erie Ac Pittsburgh
..50
...
560
330
720
3,490
4,240
67,400
3,130
12.900
670
15,600
,
5,600
240
Fairbanks Co.............25
100
Preferred
Fairbanks Morse Ac Co....—*
-.100
Light Ac Traction..15
7% preferred
Federal
Preferred.
.
200 Federal Mining Ac Smelt.. 100
Preferred...
.........100
„2°°
2,600
1,000
5,300
2,200
4,800
7,200
6,300
19,000
7,600
16,200
280
11,800
4,200
6,400
100
4,200
5,600
7,900
,
180
5,500
5,400
13,700
150
22,700
500
50
V
■
Sale
2
Mar. 19
17
Mar. 19
17% Mar.
17
Sale
15% Mar. 19
62 %
10 K
21% Sale
3%
3%
16
IK
1
Sale
90
6% Sale
Sale
58
55
70
Federal Motor Truck......
4%
3
Federal Water Service A...
1
40
,
4%
3%
Sale
Sale
Federated Departm't Stores.*
18
Fidelity Phenlx Fire Ins.2.50
31% Sale
'in
10% Mar. 19
16% Mar. 6
11
7% Mar.
12% Mar.
7
Mar.
1
22
1% Mar. 27
6% Mar. 1
23% Mar. 27
91
Mar. 27
7% Mar. 30
58
Mar. 1
4
Mar. 19
20
Mar. 11
85% Mar. 9
5X Mar. 15
52
Mar. 15
55
65
4% Sale
ars29
16%
Sale
3X
2%
%
16%
28%
4% Mar.
3% Mar,
1% Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar,
Mar.
Mar.
1
31% Mar.
106% Mar!
13% Mar.
85
46
1
110
Mar.
2$n
29
Sale
Mar.
Mar.
90
Mar. 29
..Is
Sale
Mar. 12
General Asphalt. ....... .10
General Baking Co....... ...5
Sale
Mar. 15
Sale
49,600
General Bronze
800
320
9,300
200
700
3,700
1,340
320
3,800
5,200
70
8,200
3,300
5,200
15,400
380
-49,800
8,100
10,000
1,300
20,300
670
19,100
23,400
1,100
26,800
3,500
58,600
IIl5
1,100
23,700
1,400
871,200
24,900
1,700
8,600
7,590
1,150
15,700
13,300
260
34.500
9,900
16,100
68,300
1,080
156,800
27,700
23,100
3,800
66,700
2,100
67,100
89,400
1,600
73,800
14,700
188,100
Preferred A (7)........,
Preferred A (8)...... ,.,
General Italian Edison
General
Mills
4
Mar.
2K
Sale
Mar. 20
Mar. 12
2
*
*
Preferred.............. ,..*
General Public Service.., ;i>
1
Jan.
4
17% Jan.
4
6% Mar.
13
7
2
-r
Jan.
Feb.
70
10% Mar.
16% Mar.
23% Feb. 21
3
12% Feb. 19
Mar.
5
% Mar. 26
Jan.
18
17
Jan.
11
2% Jan. 19
9% Jan. 18
24% Feb. 20
72
Jan.
17
91
5% Mar. 15
45
Feb. 28
58
Feb.
7
50
Jan.
70
6
Jan.
17
17
Jan.
2
4%
1%
20%
34%
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
7
7
7
9
4
Mar. 19
Feb. 28
Feb. 28
3%
2%
%
16%
28%
Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
Mar.
23
14
25
29
Mar. 14
Feb.
20
7% Feb. 15
Mar. 26
1
Sale
Mar. 15
Sale
Mar.
Sale
61%
117%
26%
111%
26
Jan.
Mar. 18 120% Jan.
Mar. 13
24
Jan.
4% Mar. 13 12
Jan.
22
25
24
1% Mar. 20
8% Mar. 1
7
Mar.
6
8?H Mar. 12
Mar.
nn Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
6% Mar.
2% Mar.
oS*
9
1
11% Mar.
Mar.
35
% Mar.
12
14
Mar,
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
1
Mar.
7
Mar.
1
Mar.
5
Mar.
Mar. 23
3% Mar.
Mar. 21
Mar. 5
10
23 %
22
Mar.
97%
1%
15%
85%
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 13
MarB
5
100
Sale
Mar. 5
Mar. 23
Mar.
1
Mar. 12
Mar. 14
Sale
Mar. 27
Mar. 18
Mar. 29
Mar. 12
Mar. 21
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Sale
Mar. 15
Sale
Mar. 13
Mar. 15
*
Sale
Mar. 30
Mar. 2
Hosiery....
Graham-Paige Motors..
38
Sale
Granby Cons M S Ac P....100
Sale
Mar.21
Mar. 19
nd Union Co trust ctfs-.l
Sale
Mar. 15
Conv preferred series.....*
Granite City Steel
•
Sale
24
Mar, 1
Mar. 29
Mar. 26
Mar. 19
Mar. 12
Mar. 29
Grant (WT)
*
Great Northern If ore prop. *
Great Northern pref.....100
Great West Sug.........
*
Preferred.. ............100
Greene Cananea Copper..100
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Mar. 25
50
Mar. 14
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
15
7% preferred...........100
Sale
Mar. 21
Mar. 5
_
10
Mar.
*
4
Jan.
Feb.
Jan. 22 100
Mar. 13
30
Mar. 28
*
3%
17%
93%
1%
sg
Jan.
Mar. 13
1st preferred..
„
91
Sale
Goodyear T Ac R
__
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Sale
Mar. 13
3
Jan. 14
13% Jan. 18
14
Feb.
5
15% Jan. 15 16
Jan. 24
57% Jan.
Feb.
5
Feb. 28
59% Feb.
116
Jan.
Feb. 14
26% Mar. 13
Jan.
3
Jan. 28
*107% Jan.
1 113
10
Mar. 20
13
Jan. 10
Jan.
Brothers.........—*
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
35% Feb. 18
%
14%
16%
16%
Gimbel
Mar. 14
_
Mar. 15
Feb. 25
Mar. 15
Mar.
5
80
Mar. 12
Mar. 14
Mar. 16
Sale
Sale
7
8
Mar. 22
Feb. 18
1
20
Sale
118
Sale
Jan.
88 Jan.
_
1
Mar. 13
Sale
18
5
9
Feb. 19
Feb. 25
Jan.
8
Jan.
3
Jan.
3
5
3
7
Sale
7% prior preferred...—100
(Adolf)
5
125'
4
15
Jan.
Voting trust certificates..*
Gen Steel Castings pref....*
Gillette Safety Rasor ......*
Convertible preferred....*
Sale
87]
381
18]
3
10
30
Mar.
*
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
7]
2
15% Mar. 13
Mar. 1
Mar. 4
Mar, 6
Mar. 29
17 %
10
9
4
Mar. 20
Mar. 26
7
Mar. 14
Mar. 25
Jan.
135
Jan. 15 25%
Jan.
11%
1
2
Mar. 26
Mar. 30
Mar. 20
............100
Jan.
2% Jan.
5% Mar.
2
Mar. 14
7% preferred—.........100
115
Mar.
Sale
Goodrich (B F).....
Mar. 13
Mar. 30
Mar.
General Refractories.......*
Preferred...
1
5% Mar. 13
84% Jan. 10
32% Mar. 12
11% Mar. 15
7% Mar. 29
2
Sale
....
Mar. 27
17% Mar. 18
1
Sale
Gobel
45
15
jy/*
Sale
2
7
114
5
Mar,
Jan.
33
Mar. 11
Mar. 15
n*
7
10% Jan.
25
55% Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
77
4% Mar. 13
19% Mar. 21
8% Mar. 15
Mar. 22
Mar. 21 135
Mar. 14 23% Mar. 2
Sale
56
22% Jan.
4
6% Jan.
7
29
Mar. 12
17% Jan.
2
8
Mar. 25
Sale
Glldden Co (Tha)
6 110% Jan. 15
13% Mar. 30 1-8% Jan.
7
Mar. 19 94% Feb. 20
2
11
TOO
....
[06% Mar.
Jan.
Gen Realty Ac Utilities Corp. 1
Preferred
*
6% Feb. 18
14
8% Mar.
13% Jan.
Sale
I"»
General Ry Signal........
43.
Jan.
7% Mar.
Jan.
133%
Sale
A*
For footnotes see page
2}
Mar. 6
Jan. 15
Mar. 15
Mar. 15
24
118
Sale
:..*
Silk
5
Mar. 8
Mar. 16
Jan.
4
Feb. 13
Feb. 13
Feb. 13
20
21
22
Mar.
14% Feb.
15% Mar.
Mar. 26
Feb. 21
Mar. 14
100
General Printing Ink.....
Preferred
60
130
14
10
Jan.
1
125% Jan.
1% Mar.
3
10
11
7
10
Jan.
% Mar.
% Mar.
52% Jan.
2%
20%
9%
60%
60 %
...
Preferred (5)...
...
Gen Outdoor Advertising
Common
Gotham
Jan.
Mar.
*
19
25
...•
Gold Dust certificates
39
46
2
Mar. 28
Sale
.......
....
Jan.
Jan.
6
18
Gen Motors Corp......... .10
Preferred
Mar. 13
124
.........
Preferred
4% Mar,
IK
Sale
Electric.....
Special................ lie
146.139
*
170,800 General Foods...........
67,700 Gen Gas Jc Elec Cl A..... .1*
Conv preferred A
—•
1,200
.....
40
273,200
6,800
_•
.............
5,300 General Cable..........
Class A............... .._*
3,500
Preferred 7%......... TOO
5,000
*
22.600 Gen Cigar Inc......
Preferred (7).........., 100
930
390
7
49
2
5
Mar. 29
......
Gen Amer Transp Corp..,
General
2% Mar.
9
2
17
Mar. 13
1,053,300
Jan.
8
7% Mar. 30
17% Mar.
15
Mar. 30
255,900
48,854
37,200
6,700
3
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Sale
410
8% Feb. 18
1% Mar.
36% Mar. 13
23% Mar. 28
116% Mar. 13
Sale
Gen American Investors.
Preferred
6% Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
I'll*1
400
3
85
Mar.
Mar.
114
20
1
6% Mar.
Gabriel Co (The) Class A
Gamewell Co (The)..
...*
16,200
2,000
1,300
1,400
5.900
Jan.
110% Mar. 20
6% Jan.
7
3
5
Mar.
9% Mar.
60% Mar.
4% Mar.
19% Mar.
8% Mar.
33
Mar. 21
15% Mar.
94% Mar.
50% Mar.
Mar.
20% Mar.
2% Mar.
26% Mar.
pref. .......*
2d preferred....
*
......
29
Jan.
3% Mar.
"19% Janl"i6 23%~JanI~~8
Fu Her Co prior
Preferred
107
19
Mar. 26
20% Feb. 18
7% Jan.
4
Corp.*
Filene's Sons.............
1,560
500
6
4
1
Mar.
18
4,400
2,010
28.800
2.300
33,900
48,300
31,500
1.150
12,300
13,100
6,700
155
Jan.
45
61
51X
16%
7
123% Feb.
6
% Mar. 26
400
700
Mar. 21
Mar. 1
Mar.
1
Mar. 1
5
Jan.
8
16% Jan.
3% Mar.
19% Mar.
4% Mar. 29
1,200
6,000
1
Mar. 12
3
2
610
Preferred. .............100
10
39,700 Firestone Tire Ac Rubber
Preferred series A......100
13.900
49,200 First National Stores.......*
800 Florshelm Shoe (The) cl A—*
41,600 tFoliansbee Bros-.-........*
15,300 Food Machinery Corp......*
32,700 Footer-Wheeler.-.-....—--*
2,420
7% conv preferred........*
18,000 Foundation Co...
22,800 Fourth Nat'l Investors..... 1
59,500 Fox Film class A............*
850 Franklin Simon pref......100
67,300 Freeport Texas Co.......—10
1,100
6% conv pref...........100
510
17
5
10
Mar. 22
17
Mar.
69% Feb.
Sale
4K
6K
22% Sale
90
Sale
7% Sale
55
57 X
% Sale
40
3
10
Mar.
1
Mar. 20
8% Mar. 26
6 X Mar. 12
2
Mar. 1
Mar. 12
Mar. 8
Mar. 16
1% Mar. 21
%
%
60%
.30%
Jan.
141
Mar. 30
46% Mar.
3
Mar. 20
3% Mar.
110% Jan.
7% Mar. 1
2% Mar.28
6% Mar.30
6
17% Jan.
Feb. 18 107
Mar. 27
23
18
2
2
5
Mar. 20 103
86% Mar. 18 99% Feb. 18
126% Feb.
8 130
Mar. 30
104
Mar. 21
Mar. 12
Mar. 1
Mar. 26
Mar. 2
14
5
13% Feb.
103
5
Mar. 26
15
5%
Highest
Sale Prices
30
18%
4%
24%
.10%
4%
Sale
8
6
IK Mar. 16
4
.55
Sale
6%
22 K
87 %
8
5% Mar.
.22% Mar.
1
Lowest
Mar. 30
i?*
9
1
Mar.
Sale
58
Mar. 12
130 % 130% Mar. 21
Sale
Sale
Mar. 29
i*
Sale
Federal Screw Works.......*
Fifth Avenue Bus Sec
*""30
Mar. 13
Mar. 21
5
58
......
...
Sale
8%
9
7%
62%
12%
Mar. 13
Mar.
1
iom Mar. 15
Mar. 13
Sale
100
Mar. 27
&
19
6% Mar. 21
1% Mar. 15
Sale
11
6
Sale
9%
100
21,300 Eureka Vacuum Clean... -.-5
89,600 Brans Products Co...... —5
1.430 Exchange Buffet Corp.
33,100
Sale
Sale
3 K Mar. 13
116% Mar. 21
150
Mar.
6
17% Mar.
93% Mar.
1 130
Sale
5
100
............
"6,855
6%
Sale
2%
1% Sale
6%
5%
6%
6
5 % i Sale
42 >;
45 % Sale
% Sale
X
1%
58
58 %
60
129 %
128%
1% Sale
17% Sale
17%
19%
....
300
155
17% Sale
3%
3%
20
Sale
108 ft
86H Mar. 18
SINCE JAN.
Sale Prices
Highest
Sale
15 %
.....
......
12,200
12,800
3,100
750
«
3.500 Engineers Pub Service...
8,400
$5 conv preferred
5,700
$5.50 preferred
$6 cum preferred
3,300
23,800 Equitable Office Bldg
35,200 Erie....
First preferred........
7,900
Second preferred.....
1,200
,,
800
.
.
Lowest
Sale
92%
7*4
shares......
.
400
2,000
3,100
1,100
American
70,200 Elec Power Ac Light.....
Preferred certificates
35,600
14,100
Preferred (0)..
14.400 Elec Storage Battery........»
3,300 tKlk Horn Coal Corp.... —•
Preferred
..50
2,100
_50
6,300 Endlcott-Johnson
RANGE
Ask
Ask Bid
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
15
14
15%
13%
Mar. 4
Mar, 13 15
105
103
Mar. 20 103
107% 103
Mar. 20
Elec & Musical Ind—
17,600
26,100
16,000
6,200
4,200
1,100
37
IN MARCH
Mar. 30
Mar. 1
Bid
*
.1®#
20 l>Preferred.
4,300
1,660
*25
par
1,700 Duplan Silk
75,700
PRICES
Low from
July 1 1933
STOCKS
Jan. 1
Shares
200
20
,
Since
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
12
13
o
RH
Jan.
20
1% Jan.
19% Jan.
39
20%
Jan.
15
19% Jan.
4
70% Jan.
2% Mar. 13
32
Id
3
2
Jan.
8*
22
Jan.
10
Mar. 28
Jan.
4
18
Mar. 27 27% Jan.
5
7 27% Feb. 21
Feb.
2 108% Mar.
Jan.
1
Mar. 12
Jan. 25
Mar. 21
Jan.
7
xll3%Jan. 14 116% Feb. 25
7% Mar. 13 11% Jan.
7
40
Mar. 15 54% Jan.
8
15% Mar. 13 26% Jan.
7
71
Mar. 15 92
Jan. Id
23%
104%
2%
14%
8
6
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 30
Mar.
1
Mar. 18
Mar. 12
Mar. 1
Mar. 1
Mar. 1
Mar, 4
Mar. 12
Mar. 6
18%
.
2% Mar. 30
35% Mar. 2
1% Mar. 21
6% Mar. 19
2% Mar. 15
17
Feb.
Mar. 26
9% Mar.
19
9% Mar. 12
26% Jan. 16
119
2
Jan.
6
34
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
3% Jan.
Jan.
5
25
18% Mar. 29
26
A*
50
4
Jan.
Jan.
23
3
3
3
7
7
3
10
3
Jan.
35% Jan.
12% Jan.
7
17% Jan.
7
31% Mar. 4
128
Mar. 12
36
Mar. |0
N. Y. STOCK
38
VU!::"
sales
aggregate
In
Jj ince1
Shares
3,100
Mar. 31
,
12 %
46
2,100
Gulf States Steel..—....—*
230
7% 1st preferred.......100
400
2,400
110
300
130
320
a-k. 0aaaaa
■'.."i-.'-.'y j. v
•
4,400
V.
20
3,100
620
1,100
14" 500
4,200
400
7,400
4,700
13,800
1,310
6,900
4,500
17,200
15,600
7,400
23,400
179,300
5,300
13,500
23,700
62,100
12,400
6,500
184,500
147,900
280
■:
^
'- V; -:
>
'■V.
1,900
1,100
4,100
5,300
2,200
5.600
39,000
1,600
7,100
13,700
19,200
5,200
3,500
62,200
63,300
29,100
270
230
300
46,100
3,900
*6,206
3.700
5,000
13,900
•
,:v
«n:
'
270
10
i
370
I
1,000
4,300
8,400
1,600
5,700
7,900
15,400
52,200
1,200
12,900
4,200
138,000
1,000
*2*166
600
3,600
11,900
3,200
720
1,800
4,100
1,400
250
112,800
4.500
.100
3,300
2,400
70
Highest
Sale Prices
a*
Sale
5%
8
Sale
58
1% Mar. 16
Mar. 27
Mar. 7
7% Mar. 12
12
Mar. 29
48
Mar. 29
20
4
2
1
Feb.
1
Mar. 30
19
Feb.
4% Mar. 15
16
7
23
4
7% Mar. 12
15
24
67
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan,
70^
Mar. 27
Jan. 15
Jan.
7
Mar. 13
ix Mar.
23
8% Mar. 15
14
Mar. 29
50
Mar.
Mar.
12
48
9
2% Feb. 19
Feb.! 21
6
Mar. 29
Mar. 29
25% Mar. 15
.....2!
30% Mar. 22
3% Mar. 13
30
6% Mar. 29
Mar. 30
Mar.
7
Mar. 13
Mar.
2
Mar.
9
64% Mar. 16
103% Mar. 14
Mar. 19
Mar.
7
Mar. 15
Mar.
4
Mar. 25
Mar.
4
Mar. 16
Mar.
6
>3
18
18
11
63
101
Preferred A.
92,300 Hahn Department Store*...4
Preferred... ...........101
36,900
II
11,800 Hall Printing
600 Hamilton Watch.......—.*
Preferred..............101
370
1,400 Hanna (M A) Co $7 pref—4
25,700 Harbison Walker Ref....—'
Preferred 6%.........-10C
510
8,700 Hat Corp class A
.......1
/:,
950
6%% preferred........101
1,300 Havana Elec. Ry
60
Preferred...
101
25,200 Hayes Body................2
15,000 Hazel-Atlas Co..........—2!
1,200 Helme (G W)
2!
"*"200
Lowest
Sale Prices
Uackensack Water———2!
150
iiSsiiiai
Highest
Sale Prices
Mar. 27
410
47,600
21,600
4,400
As)
Bid
22 %
3
6
700
400
Lowest
Sale Prices
Mar. 30
Mar. 1
Preferred
—....109
640
900 Gulf Mobile Ac Northern..100
Preferred
......100
1,800
70
.
*35
12,600 Guantanamo Sugar........*
200
v '
"v
I
Par
Shares
190
■
July 1 1933
STOCK3EXCHANOE
an.
March
jan."! j
range since
prices in march
Low from
STOCKS
N. Y.
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
7%
4
16
4
Motors..
Hercules Powder
-100
Preferred—
Hershey Chocolate.........*
Conv preferred..........
Holland Furnace
5
Mining.......100
Hollander (A) Ac Son....
Homestake
Houdallle-Hershey
cl A
—
Mar. 25
6% Mar. 13
82
Mar. 12
% Mar. 26
105
■J*
Houston OH of
Texas.....100
Voting trust certlf lcates.25
Howe Sound vot trust ctfs.
Manhattan....100
Preferred..
.........100
Hudson Ac
12%
15%
33%
53%
13%
55%
14%
2% Sale
Sale
Sale
46
3
a
4
71
L22
Mar.
Mar.
1
Mar. 14
?
Mar. 26
Mar. 29
98,000 Illinois Central..........100
1,700
6% pref series A.......100
Leased line stock......100
540
540
RR sec stock ctfs ser A1000
...10
2,100 Indian Refining
165,800 Industrial Rayon Corp....
14,500 Ingersoll-Rand
—....—*
80
6% preferred...........100
*
31,500 Inland Steel
12,300 Inspiration Cons Copper. .20
13,300 Insuranshare* Ctfs Inc.——1
68,300 tlnterboro RapTran ftc 100
Certificates of deposit....*
*""480 Int Rys of Cent Amer
..*
30
Certificates.—......—.—*
Preferred
100
I,110
11,900 Intercontinental Rubber..
—*
24,100 Inter lake Iron.....
34,000 Internat Agricultural.
Prior preferred
14,600
——100
18,200 Int Business Machines...—*
21,500 Internat Carriers Ltd...—.1
65,900 Internat Cement....
199,200 Internat Harvester,..—..—*
5,600
7% preferred
—...100
36,700 Internat Hydro-Elec Sys A. 25
11,300 Internat Mercan Marine....*
11% Sale
9% Mar. 14
12
Mar.
1
17
Sale
"46" ""Mar ."21
45
Mar.
9
2
16%
18
13
50
41
6
2%
4% Sale
2%
2%
2%
24% Sale
64%
66%
69
4% Mar. 30
6% Mar.
2% Mar. 16
24% Mar. 29
60% Mar. 13
31% Mar.
46% Mar. 22
2% Mar. 1
6%
Sale
52% Mar.""I
3% Mar.
5
2% Mar. 11
4
66
Mar.
6
52% Sale
2% Sale
4% Sale
14% Sale
4
Sale
10
3%
4%
15% Sale
2%
13
2%
3
1%
5% Sale
4%
3
3% Sale
34
36% 38
L60
Sale
158%
4
4%
4%
23%
26% Sale
39% Sale
36%
142
Sale
L39%
1% Sale
v/s
2%
2%
2%
2
23 i
Sale
1263
Sale
1
Mar .28
Mar.
4
Mar. 28
4%
12%
Mar.
8% Mar. 15
""3% "5" "2% ""3%
Mar. 15
Mar. 7
Sale
Mar, 14
3%
35%
160
4%
Sale
Sale
141
Sale
2%
Mar. 14
Mar. 15
Mar. 12
Mar. 15
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
18
20
15
22% Mar.
127% 130% 126% Mar.
24% Sale
15
4% Mar. 30
14% Mar. 1
ChicIRR:7% gtd-100
135
6,020 Jones Ac Laugh Steel pref. 100
61
40
Sale
100 Kansas City Lt 1st pf Ser B *
53
41%
117%
175
133%
62% 52%
6% Sale
2% Sale
Mar.
Mar. 12
3
7
42%
Mar.
1
15
161%
4% Mar.
26% Mar.
2
1
7
3 x Mar. 12
22% Mar. 15
34% Mar. 18
5
6%
33
43%
2 142%
Jan.
.42% Mar. 4 135
2%
1% Mar. 15
2
Mar. 22
3%
3
Mar.
4
2% Jan. 15
40
Mar.
1
Mar.
5
Mar. 22
Mar. 22
Mar.
2
22% Jan.
125
1%
%
%
4%
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Feb. 18
Mar. 14
15
13
15
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
m*
13
P
98% Jan.
15
2
■si"
Jan.
21
57
21% Jan.
10
Jan.
Mar.
49
Mar. 12
63% Mar.
4
29
42% Mar. 19
Mar. 19
60% Mar. 21
5% Mar. 13
17
9
75
3
10
Jan.
7
Jan.
7
Jan.
2
Jan. 25
Feb. 18
Jan.1 8
Jan J 7
Jan. v 2
Mar. 4
Jan. *9
Feb. 20
15
8 130
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 28
Mar. 26
Mar.
5
Mar. 21
46% Mar.
17% Mar. 15 124% Mar.
52" ""Mar."29
j" 25
Jan.
5
18% Jan.
Mar. 14
38% Mar. 13
Sale
Jan.
4
2
Jan.
7
70% Feb. 20
120
Feb. 28
55
Jan.
2
3 ^ Jan.
8
4
Feb. 14
16
Feb. 19
Mar. 28
149% Jan.
7
4
10
2% Jan.
Mar. 14
361
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
33
Mar.
1
Sale
120
175
P
2
Mar. 18
49
1
Mar.
8% Mar; 15
uk
1
4
5% Mar.
3% Mar.
30% Mar. 19
52
Mar.
36% Mar.
Mar. 19
.15
7
46% Mar. 22
2% Feb. 27
4
2
3% Jan. J. 7
% Mar. 29
9% Mar. 14
16% Feb. 26
40
Mar. 21
4% Mar. 30
2% Mar. 16
24% Mar. 29
60% Mar. 13
Jan.
8
3SS
Mar. 15
5% Mar. 13
1*350
6% Mar. 26
6
2
75
Mar. 28
6% Mar. 13
Sale
15
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
19
Mar. 9
7
9% Jan.
11
Jan.
2
391% Jan. ' 7
Jan. 25
Feb. 19
57
Mar. 19
17
Jan. A 2
3
Feb. If 4
52
Jan. r3
5
Jan. 21
13
Jan. 21
12
Jan.* 7
4
60% Mar. 21
33% Sale
Feb. 25
'28
Mar. 12
9
13
2% Feb. 27
6% Mar. 14
Mar.
42% Mar. 19
17
15
Mar.
6 24% Mar. 29
Mar. 14
1 130
4,800 International Salt.........*
5,900
158,000 JohnB-Manvllle ..———.—.*
Preferred......——....100
2,025
13
2
4
8
Mar. 13
Mar. 30
Mar. 25
2,700
65,800
1,295
14
6% Mar.
Jan.
9% Mar.
1% Mar.
43
Jan.
49
"3%~Mar."l3
Mar. 13
Mar. 15
7
30% Mar.
3% Mar.
16% Mar.
Mar. 15
all5
5% Mar. 15
6% Mar. 29
5
Feb.
538
109
L16
15,000 International Shoe.......—*
3,700 International Silver...—106
7% preferred
1,270
.....100
334,200 Internat Tel Ac Tel....——*
12,200 Interstate Dept Stores
*
600
Preferred.....——...—100
4,800 Intertype Corp.....——.—*
9,300 Island Creek Coal........—1
50 Jollet &
L04
10% Sale
48
31
66
73% Jan.
1
Mar. 2
Mar. 4
Mar. 11
Mar. 4
Mar. 19
Mar.
5
Mar.
1
Mar.
2
Mar.
6
Mar.
6
Mar.
1
Mar.
1
Mar. 11
Mar. 12 77%
9 125
Feb.
2
81%
Jan. 25 107%
Mar.
Mar. 22
Mar.
1
Mar,
9
Mar. 15
Mar. 29
Mar.
1
Mar. 14
Mar. 13
Mar.
5
Mar. 15
Mar. 13
Mar. 14
L00% 107
7% Sale
8% Sale
165
Sale
31%
Jan.
Mar. 4
Mar. 15
Mar. 19
Sale
8
11
Mar. 12
72%
75
76 x
L22% 124%
78
Feb. 20
9% Sale
Jewel Tea Inc....—.—...—*
2
9% Jan. *8
75
4
Jan. 23
Jan.
2 105% Feb. 25
Jan.
Feb. 18
16
Mar. 15 20
7 105
Mar, 25
99% Jan.
7
Jan.
7
6
5% Feb.
86
Jan.
2
6
81
Feb.
% Jan. **8
% Mar. 26
Jan.* 25
2% Jan. 26
16
2% Sale
Preferred.............—1
Jan.
Mar. 19
6% Mar. 29
'13% "12% Mar."22 "12% Mar."22
Hupp Motor Car Corp.....10
210
15
Jan.
4
Jan.*12
Feb.w23
Hudson Motor Car....
353,300 Internat Nickel of Canada.
Preferred.........—..100
1,500
Internat Paper pref 7%..100
*8~, 100 Internat Paper & Power cl A *
Class B
•
2,500
Class C
*
18,400
Preferred...
..—100
46,900
9,400 Internat Printing Ink..—*
Preferred
..........100
2,830
55
h
7% Sale
Class B.
Household Finance part pf SO
Jan.
3% Mar. 13
1% Mar. 18
ix Mar. 18
2% Mar. 4
2
85
Jan.
87Mar. 15
94% Mar. 4
5 132
Jan.
130'" Mar. 20 132
Mar. 11 127
142% Jan. 10 150
preferred...........101
Hercules
Mar.
1
Mar. 19
58
15
18
21% Jan.
Mar. 18
Jan. 29
6% Mar. 13
30% Mar. 19
22
8
7
19
Jan.
7
Mar.
1
Feb. 26
Jan.* 4
w
Ik
Jan.tio
57
Jan. 7 7
Jan. *7
Jan.* 4
Feb. 19
Jan. 23
Jan.* 4
Jan.** 3
Jan. 110
Jan.* 7
84% Jan.* 7
Mar. 26
36
Jan.
8
118
Mar. 21
38% Mar. 13 57%
117% Mar. 15 125
130
Feb. 19 130
52
Mar. 29 73
v
7,300 Kansas City
3,800
3.500
8,400
5,500
'
100
27.800
1,400
4,800
14,000
39,800
210
107,400
400
700
890
40,800
90
200
140
600
24,800
230
160
10,500
500
4,500
1,100
10
12,200
5,700
6,700
4,900
4,100
52,800
'
Southern....100
Preferred
——100
5,800
16,100 Kaufman Dept Stores..$12.50
21,200 Kayser(J) Ac Co.
...
5
100 Kelth-Albee Orpheum pf.100
97,500 J Kelly Springfield Tire.....5
17,900
0% preferred
——*
KelseylHayes,Wheel—Convertible class A.......1
6,100
Conv class B..........—-1
15,200
—•
174,500 Kelvinator Co
770 Kendall Co part pref ser A..*
307,300 Kennecott Copper ..—....*
1,700 Kimberly-Clark————,
2,100 Kinney (G R)——......—*
2,470
8% preferred
..........*
143,000 Kresge (S S) Co —.
....—10
850
7% preferred.......
100
600 Kresge Dept Stores......—1
350
8% preferred...........100
2,500 Cress (S H) Ac Co
*
88,100 Kroger Grocery Ac Bak
*
580 Laclede Gas.............100
Preferred
100
340
26,700 Lambert Co (The)———
1,200 Lane Bryant.
—..——..*
23,800 Lee Rubber At Tire—......
6,600 Lehigh Portland Cement..50
510
Preferred...
..100
34,000 Lehigh Valley
50
19,900 Lehigh Valley Coal
...
Preferred...............AO
20,000
....*
25,700 Lehman Corn (The).
II,800 Lehn Ac Fink Products Co—5
147,500 Llbby-Owens Ford Glass...*
For footnotes see page
...
43.
117
5
8% Sale
17
17%
33
40
33
7
6%
9
3% Sale
16% Sale
94%
15% Sale
10% Sale
4
28%
5
31%
20% Sale
107% 110 J'
3
43k
56% Sale
60
61%
23% Sale
15
20%
Sale
28
27% Sale
7
Sale
11% Sale
13
98
40
% Sale
9%
93%
Sale
6%
7%
9% Sale
16%
16%
Sale
5
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
7%
15
86%
Sale
9%
8
Sale
90
16
Sale
10
3
25
11
4%
Sale
20% Sale
.10
2%
Sale
6
20
13
9
Mar.
6% Mar. 12
1
10
Mar.
7% Feb.
13
7
28
14
Mar.
Mar. 19
Mar. 22
Mar. 21
2
Mar. 29
Mar.
1
Mar.
5
84
Mar.
10
3
23
Mar.
5
Mar. 21
Mar. 29
19% Mar. 13
106% Mar. 13
Mar. 18
2
Mar.
13% Mar. 13
28% Mar.
4
Mar.
1
21
110% Mar. 16
60% Sale
56% Mar.
56% Sale
23% Sale
56% Mar. 30
3% Mar. 13
65
Mar.
9
61% Mar. 2
23% Mar.
24% Mar. 23
4
3
1
5
Mar. 22
16
19% Mar. 27
26
12
26
6
13
34
Mar.
6
Jan.
25
1
14% Mar. 13
84
Mar. 21
13% Mar. 13
3% Mar.
2% Jan.
13% Jan.
7
17
17
11
Mar. 19
Mar. 22
#
Jan.
95
Jan.
18% Jan.
11
5
Mar.
5%
Mar. 21
Mar. 29 38
19% Mar. 13 22
106% Jan. 16 112
4
3
Mar. 18
65
42
Jan. 11
10
3
y
23
56% Mar. 30
5
23% Mar.
7
5
19
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
9
29
7
8
3
23
18
4
Jan. 17
Mar.
9
69% Jan.
28% Jan.
7
2
21
Mar. 27
31
Mar. 25
Mar. 11
Jan. 12
Jan. 24
28% Jan.
8
9
Jan.
3
Mar. 14
12% Jan.
7
Mar.
1
11% Mar. 1
13% Mar. 8
98
Mar. 23
7% Mar. 2
23
Feb.
Mar. 22
Mar. 11
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
19
6
28% Mar.
8% Mar. 14
10
•'
9
7
Mar.
5
Mar. 22
Mar. 25
98
5
Sale
Mar.
1% Mar.
9
Mar.
99%
Sale
17% Mar.
34
13% Jan.
6
15% Jan. 17
34
Mar. 7
% Mar. 28
6% Mar. 14
3% Mar.
14% Mar. 13
10% Mar. 14
Sale
6% Mar.
20 116% Mar.
13
8% Jan.
12
15
Sale
115% Mar.
3% Mar.
116% Mar.
Mar. 14
Jan.
Mar.
13
2
Mar.
2
Mar.
18
8% Mar.
1
Mar.
Mar.
3
13
13
18
28
21
Sale
Mar. 28
Mar. 21
70% Mar.
1
Mar.
Mar. 30
16% Mar.
Mar.
4
Sale
27
1
Mar. 30
7
17% Jan.
7
99
Feb. 20
11% Jan,
7
2% Jan.
4
12% Jan.
23
74% Feb.
19
25
17% Jan.
32% Jan.
2
N. T. STOCK
April, 1935]
SALES
AGGREGATE
to
Mar. 31
'35
Life Savers Corp....*.....
Liggett At Mjera Tob com..
B"
.--.-1
Lily Tulip Cup Corp—...
Lima Locomotive Work*
..
Link Belt Co
Liquid Carbonic
Loews
.......
Incorporated.......
Preferred...
...—..
Loft Incorporated....—...
Long Bell Lumber A.......
Loose-Wiles
1st
370
128,600
2,180
13,900
2,000
17,800
19,700
31,500
6,900
..........-
...
Blsc..........
....1
preferred
Lorillard (P) common
Ask
1
Convertible
——
preferred...
—
......
180
3,300
Preferred
Prior
-
100
_
preferred......—100
preferred....... 100
Second
960
11,300 Marlin-Rockwell ..........
*
63.200 Marshall Field Ac Co
19,800 Martin Parry Corp.........*
Sale
Sale
6%
6%
20% Sale
1%
IK
10
12%
IK
a
1%
5
Sale
4%
7K
30
36%
18% Sale
11%
12 K
1
Sale
4% Sale
5% Sale
Sale
2
22
Sale
7K Sale
7K
8%
25,000
143%
40 %
6% pref series
740
A........100
Minn Mollne Pow Implem..*
Preferred..
.....—•
14,000
10,600 {Minneapolis At St Louis.100
100
200 Minn St Paul At S S M
Preferred. .............100
600
Leased line............100
1,780
•
47,300 Mo Kan-Texas
Preferred series A......100
57,800
112,500
;
J
15,200
28,200
11,500
37,000
452,600
5,400
23",300
35",600
{Missouri Pacific
.
31 %
9%
8K
65
8
43
98%
7%
42%
13 %
89 Hi
43%
Nash Motors Co.....—.....*
890 Nash Chatt At St Louis—100
24,500 National Acme........—.1
14,000 National Aviation Corp....10
{National Bellas Hess 7%
preferred
...........100
4,500
10
198,300 National Biscuit
7% preferred..
...
..100
3,800
48,200 Nat Cash Register.........*
184,200 Nat Dairy Prod Corp —.....*
182,200
Sale
149
Sale
Sale
Sale
36%
90
Sale
Sale
8%
67
8%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
93
Sale
3% Sale
Sale
28
22%
25
29% Sale
27%
28 K
3
Sale
UK Sale
10%
11%
61
Sale
70
Sale
107 % Sale
Sale
36
%Sale
4%
35
1
1%
IK
2
3% Sale
Mar. 13
30% Jan.
8
36% Feb. 18
Mar. 30
1% Jan.
2
Mar. 30
8
1% Mar, 4
8% Mar. 22
13% Mar. 27
40% Mar. 4
15% Mar.
1
Mar. 29
8
Mar.
1 107
1
Mar. 15
1% Mar. 12
2%
33% Mar. 13 36%
126
Jan. 30 129
18% Mar. 26 21%
126% Mar. 21 135%
1%
% Mar. 13
7% Mar. 15 14%
10% Mar. 18 14%
34
Mar. 29 47%
12% Mar. 26 18%
90% Jan.
4 103
4
2
5
1
4
Mar.
133
Mar.
Mar,
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
7
Feb.
Feb.
2
Mar.
40
Jan.
113
Feb.
24% Mar.
1
2
Mar. 30
% Mar. 15
4% Mar. 20
4% Mar. 11
1% Mai. 2
5% Mar. 2
4% Mar. 11
15 K Sale
10
11
1
Sale
"13% Mar."l5
19" Mar.'" 1
Mar. 15
11% Mar.
5
Mar. 28
Mar. 14
20
9
1
Mar.
7
Jan.
Mar. 14
4%
4%
5% Sale
1
19% Jan.
23
Jan.
4
Feb.
Jan.
19J4
21
7% Sale
6%
6%
26
7
Feb.
1
2
a
28% 30%
8% Sale
65
8K
60
7
44 K
Sale
98%
99%
7% Sale
41K Sale
10
Sale
89
75
44% Sale
3%
4K
29% Sale
23
Sale
21
29
28K
2%
3K
10 % Sale
9
9%
61% 63
77
79 K
L06 K 109
27%
4K
35%
Sale
36K
J i*
1
•
J*
Sale
Sale
Sale
11%
59
Sale
22% Sale
23%
7%
8%
53 %
13 %
6%
30%
6
31%
Sale
33%
Mar. 12
Mar.
5
Mar. 14 32
Jan.
2 148
44
Mar. 29
Mar. 29
Mar. 22
L48
41% Mar.
2
7% Mar. 25
1
1
Mar.
Mar. 14
27% Mar.
Mar. 29
2
Jan.
Jan.
13%
4%
15H
4h
7% Sale
90
Mar.
2
Jan.
4
92
Mar. 22
Feb. 18
1
Mar. 14
32
Jan.
Mar.
1
4
Mar. 13
Mar. 12
13
Jan.
9% Mar.
Mar. 12
Mar.
9
Mar. 26
45% Mar.
4
15 45% Mar. 4
15 100% Mar. 22
2
Mar. 15
8% Jan.
Mar.
5
45
Jan. 15
3
Mar. 12
15% Jan.
10
7% Mar. 12
Mar. 12
67
63% Mar. 13
7% Mar. 26
42
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
42
3
Mar.
Mar.
5
Mar.
94%
6%
39%
9%
85%
20% Mar.
22% Mar.
27% Mar.
8
Feb.
27
Mar.
2%
9%
8%
60%
67
Mar.
.06% Mar.
9
Mar. 15
Jan.
Mar. 12
Mar.
78
1 L10
Mar. 271
Mar. 14|
Jan.
6
Jan.
43.
3
Jan.
Jan.
7
2
8
22
Mar. 27
Mar. 14
Jan.
22
Jan.
7
11
21
Jan.
11
Feb.
2
Jan.
1% Mar. 29
2% Mar. 13
Mar. 14
1% Mar. 11
1% Mar. 30
10% Mar. 13
56% Mar. 15
21% Mar. 12
60
Mar. 26
Mar.
\
Mar. 25
Mar.
3
Jan.
3% Mar.
1
8% Mar. 22
Mar.
6]
Jan.
14
7
Mar.
143
Jan.
7
Mar. 23
Mar.
3
Jan.
4
Mar. 2
Mar. 4
Mar. 29
Mar. 1
Mar. 2
Mar.
4
Jan.
7
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
163
603
Jan.
Mar.
30 3
Jan.
3
3
7
Mar.
66
2
1%
2%
13%
60%
25%
64%
.
20
% Jan.
23% Mar. 30
1
Mar.
2
Mar. 13
Mar. 18
56
Mar.
1
Jan.
Mar. 26
Mar. 13
Mar. 14
14% Mar. 8
6% Mar. 28
32% Mar. 22
Jan.
6
Mar. 14
4% Mar. 13
7
Mar. 11
9% Mar.
15%
18%
5%
7%
Mar. 1
Mar.
1
Mar.
1
Mar. 22
11
Mar.
Mar.
7
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 18
Mar.
Mar. 11
Mar. 19
Mar. 18
Mar.
159
Mar. 18
Mar. 15
Mar,
Mar. 23
132"
Mar.
_
5
_
5
Mar. 29
Mar. 15
Mar. 22
Mar. 21
Mar. 19
Mar.
Mar. 18
Mar. 22
1
Mar.
Mar. 28
Mar.
8
Mar. 22
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 28
Mar. 12
Mar. 20
Mar. 13
Mar. 12
Mar. 27
Mar.
22
8
Jan.
7
32% Mar. 22
12
6
19% Jan.
7
Mar. 14
4% Mar. 13
6% Feb. 26
27% Jan.
7% Jan.
8% Jan.
7
Jan. 23
Mar. 30
Mar. 21
Mar. 13
Jan.
15% Jan. 24
Mar. 13
Jan.
17
Jan.
7
12% Mar.
14
Mar.
Mar,
7
22
59
Mar. 26
Jan.
4
11% Jan.
12% Jan.
Mar. 18
Mar. 12
10
Feb. 25
~Jan""8
16
Mar. 18
Mar. 12
Mar. 13
12% Mar.
14
% Mar
s8S
Mar. 14
8*
2
Jan.
Mar.
41
Mar.
Mar.
38
Sale
Jan.
T* Mar.""6 "I%Mar.~22
4
Mar.
12
Jan.
Mar.
Mar. 14
8
9
7 146
Feb. 25
3
18% Jan.
17% Feb. 19
Jan. 17
Mar. 21
Mar. 7
Mar. 18
1P
Mar. 11
Mar. 18
Feb.
16
Jan.
3
18
18 168% Jan. 14
18 158% Mar. 23
Mar. 29
26 131
15
2
7% Jan.
Jan. 10
Mar. 22
Jan.
2
Mar. 19
29
Mar. 12
Jan.
2
Jan.
9
Jan.
3
52
Mar. 18
Mar. 13
Mar. 20
Mar. 13
Feb.
50%
14%
47%
11%
28%
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
3
Jan.
4
Feb.
14
1
Mar.
Sale
Sale
Mar. 12
Mar. 12
2
Jan. 25 113% Mar.
Feb. 27
Mar. 28
6
Jan.
3
Mar. 12
8
Mar.
Mar. 12
Sale
Sale
Mar. 12
Mar.
Mar. 12
Sale
15
Sale
5%
_
28% Jan.
21% Jan.
i
For footnotes see page
5
Jan.
4% Mar. 2
36% Mar. 29
% Mar. 1
3% Mar. 15
31
Sale
Sale
Mar.
78
9 110
7
Sale
23
9
Feb.
15
Mar. 30
Sale
22
Jan.
70
Mar. 15
1
4
9
Feb. 21
Jan.
28%
3%
12%
13%
9
Mar. 13
Mar. 15i
Jan.
32
15
Mar.
Sale
Sale
31
45%
5%
38%
25%
Mar. 20
Sale
Sale
17
Jan.
90
2
Jan.
Mar. 12
64
6
8%
Mar. 13
3% Mar. 26
11% Mar.
11% Mar.
3
Jan.
69
5
Jan.
Mar. 23
28
Mar. 13
Mar. 15
Mar. 12
Mar. 6
10
3
Jan.
Jan.
20 L00% Mar. 22
8
Mar.
2
15
Mar.
5
14 45
12 13% Mar. 1
13 89% Mar. 6
15 44% Mar. 29
12
3% Mar. 1
Mar. 29
20 31
Mar.
4
25 25
Mar.
5
13 32
Sale
43%
Mar. 25
Mar. 22
31% Mar.
Mar. 14
26%
8
9
22
Mar. 28
42%
Sale
Sale
8
23
3
7
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
43
144
Sale
....
8
28
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
7%
30
15
7
Jan.
Mar. 22
42% Mar. 22
43
Jan.
Mar. 14
28
20
17%
Sale
7%
Sale
7
Sale
49
Sale
13%
Sale
4%
Sale
31% z31
12% Sale
Sale
7 % Sale
2%
25%
11%
9%
Mar. 13
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
5
7
1
Mar. 15
4
4
'"%Mar." "2
6
18
Sale
31
2
Mar.
Mar.
7% Mar.
8% Mar.
Mar. 14
Mar.
1
Mar. 15
Mar.
1
23
64
15% Sale
5%
22
6
24% Sale
64%
65
70
%
%
8
12%
9% Sale
Sale
53% Sale
14% Sale
Mar. 13
6% Mar. 14
6
Mar. 29
20
% Mar.
23% Sale
60% 61
9K
1
7
VA
Sale
1
Mar. 15
Sale
43
Sale
37
90
14%
59
J an.
6K
6%
41
5
23
Jan. 14
Jan. 24
1% Jan.
8
Mar. 15
150
Sale
36
13%
1%
5%
6%
Mar. 23
6% Mar.
4
>
6% Jan. 23
5% Jan. 19
36% Feb. 20
22
Feb.
1
23
1
26%
L48
2
Mar. 11
Mar.
Jan.
2
6
Mar.
1
8
2
8
7
22% Jan.
1
3% Mar.
19
Mar. 22
16
9
4K
4g
Feb. 18
Mar. 14
5
4
Jan.
Mar.
4% Mar. 23
5% Mar. 15
1
7
8
10
7
8
5
Mar.
Jan.
Mar. 28
Mar.
1
10
3
25
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
6
1% Mar.
10
2
Jan.
6% Mar.
5
22% Mar. 28
Feb. 23
28% Jan.
44% Jan.
7% Feb.
Mar. 29
37% Mar.
20% Mar. 29
31% Mar. 30
5% Mar. 20
Feb. 14
Feb. 20
Feb.
24 46
8 120
20% Sale
31% Sale
6%
6%
22 K Sale
1
IK
8
10
1
IK
4
5%
2
3%
28
32
Sale
•
228,200 {National Dept Stores......*
7% 1st preferred....... 100
48,650
462,000 Nat Distillers Prod new.....*
4,800 Nat Enamel Ac Stamp.......*
^
4,400 National Lead...........100
Preferred A..—.......100
1,600
Preferred B
—100
930
Nat Power At Light....
*
124,900
400 Nat Rys of Mex 1st pref...100
2nd preferred
....... 100
1,900
68,300 National Steel............25
11,300 National Supply of Del...25
Preferred... ...........100
1,730
22,200 National Tea Co.. .....—*
.........*
16,500 Neisner Bros
10,700 Newberry Co (J J)—....—.*
780
7% preferred
......100
30 {New Orl Tex At Mexico . —100
25,600 Newport Industries Inc._..l
18,900 New Tork Air Brake.......*
475,100 New Tork Central..........*
27% Mar. 30
43% Mar. 20 45% Mar. 1
Mar. 22
116% Mar, 8 120
Sale
Convertible
..........5
60,600 Motor Wheel
•
18,100 Mullins Mfg Corp
Convertible preferred-.—*
13,560
3,400 Munslngwear ..—.........*
96,800 Murray Corp of America.. 10
2,800 Myers (F E) Ac Bros.........*
,
6%
37 %
35
81
.......100
preferred.. 100
Mohawk Carpet Mills
.--20
Monsanto Chemical Wks-.IO
Montgomery Ward Ac Co.....*
Morrell (J) Ac Co...........*
Morris Ac Essex
......50
Mother Lode Coalition..—*
Moto Meter Gauge At Equip. 1
Motor Products
——•
4%
IK
....*
.
22
Mar. 13
Jan.
7% preferred......—...100
.
119
37
May Dept Stores—.......10
27,000 Maytag Co (The)...........*
Pref with warrants
14,400
940
S3 preferred ex*warrants..*
$6 1st preferred .........
1,640
16,100 McCall Corp
171,700 {McCrory Stores..........
Class B
•
44,800
6% preferred...........100
15,500
1,900 McGraw Hill Pub Co.......*
160,700 Mclntyre Porcupine Mines..5
17,400 McKeesport Tin Plate......*
5
79,200 McKesson Ac Robblns
Conv pref series A......AO
42,800
*
72,700 {McLellan Stores class A
Preferred
......100
4,200
24,800 Melville Shoe Corp...... ..*
1
24,800 Mengel Co
Preferred
100
2,720
*
150 Merch Ac Min Transp Co
116,200 Mesta Machine Co new.....5
2,400 Metro-Goldwyn Pict pref..27
5
12,300 vtlaml Copper
39,100 Mid-Continent Petroleum.10
28,300 Midland Steel Products.....*
First preferred....
..100
2,440
•
17,400 Minn-Honeywell Reg Co
44% Sale
24 %
4
16
Mar. 13
Mar.
12% Mar. 26
99% Mar. 4 100
Sale
1%
3
5
Feb.
Mar. 14
34
99%101
890
Mathleson Alkali Workf
7 157% Mar. 19
Jan.
Mar. 13
15% Sale
t26 K
69,100
4
23
1
% Mar. 13
7% Mar. 15
10% Mar. 18
117%
4
109% Jan.
21
126% Mar. 21
45
3
107% Jan.
Mar. 26
19% Jan.
24% Jan.
Mar. 15
36%
103K Mar. 18 107
1
Mar. 15
1%
1%
IK Mar. 12
33% Mar. 13 35%
127% Mar. 1 127%
20%
18% Mar. 26
...1
Steel
Ludlum
Jan.
Mar. 29
Mar. 13
Louisville Gas Ac Elec A
Louisville At Nashville
Sale Prices
Prices
Mar. 14
Louisiana Oil.............
6%% preferred
i
Mar. 14
22% Mar. 1
Mar.
2
95% Mar. 29 105
1
95% Mar. 26 106% Mar.
Mar. 15 157% Mar. 19
16J* Mar. 13
18% Mar. 4
13k Mar. 14 16% Mar, 1
Sale
20
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
21
22% Sale
104% 106
106
Sale
156 % 160
18
18%
16% Sale
21
Sale
26%
27 %
35 Hi Sale
104 % Sale
1%
a
1%
1% Sale
35
Sale
127 % Sale
...........1
Preferred
9,100 MacAndrews Ac Forbes Co.. 10
Preferred..............100
210
Mackay Cos pref
100
*
57",700 Mack Truck lnc
*
44,900 Macy (R H) Co, Ine
12,300 Madison Sq Garden »tc.
—....10
16,500 Magma Copper
*
6,800 Mallinson (H R) Co.....
7% preferred
.......100
1,310
2,300 {Manatl Sugar...........100
2,300
7% preferred.......
100
*
1,300 Yfandel Bros
470 {Manhat'n Ry Co. 7% gu.100
Mod 5% guar... .... ..100
50,500
5,100 If snhattan Shirt..........25
2,600 vfaracaibo Oil Explor.......*
33,900 Marancha Corp............5
52.700 Marine Midland............ 5
100
2,240 Market Street Ry
>
Lowest
Sale Prices
Mar. 30
Mar. 1
Bid
Shares
Preferred
1
July 1 1933
Jan. 1
13,300
15,100
64,200
9,500
8,900
7,100
13,000
38,600
251,900
7,600
21,600
9,600
13,500
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN MARCH
Low from
stocks
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
39
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
tv
4
7
N. Y. STOCK
40
SALES
AGGREGATE
?,
March
v.
'' \
;•
I*' r
Shares
•
500
460
.yj (*
10
5,300
•
:
15,000
6,900
5,500
23,000
'■
v
-
m.ooo
54,100
'14,000
7,600
48.600
500
9
14 %
Sale
160
114
114% 160
114M Mar. 14
% Mar. 5
%
H
NYNHft Hartford..
..L90
preferred.. 190
N Y Ontario 8c Western..100
il
Sale
Convertible
NYRys pf
N Y Shipbuilding
Mar.
Mar.
854 Mar.
Mar.
4
'-V
Mar.
1
480
......60
770 Northern Central.
...100
198,400 Northern Pacific
*
880 Northwestern Telegraph..50
;!■
?
4,700 Norwalk Tire & Rubber....*
150
%
V
200
830
36
J*
20
9% Sale
3% Sale
20
10
10
6H
13 %
110
Preferred.
700 Pacific Coast...
First preferred
1,360
160
330
'
200
930
43,200
13,200
2,500
3,310
83,400
30,100
6,400
7,630
2d preferred
1
25
......
Lighting Corp
*
♦
Pacific Mills
240
Sale
110
71
9
22
Sale
84
5% Sale
Sale
Sale
8634 Mar. 29
1634 Mar.
2
3834 Mar. 11
1354 Mar. 28
3554 Jan. 18
Mar.
1
4
54 Mar.
1
5% Mar.
12
109
Mar.
40
240
9,700
10,600
34,900
3,300
1,000
3,000
•Vv 2,400
2,100
3,100
31,300
93,100
9,900
500
700
300
1,000
1,200
1,000
200
94 preferred class A
*
Patino Mines 4c Ent Cons ..*
...
Peerless Corp..............9
•
•
67
110
100
10
39
80
12
21
900 Phillips Jones Corp
240
Preferred
400
40
51,900
400
60",900
3,900
700
7,400
3,700
800
100
7". 166
150
14,900
1,200
14,800
14,400
1,200
29,600
510
50,100
3,300
4,300
2,400
2,200
1
Mar. 29
Mar. 16
Mar. 29
Mar.
1
Mar.
Mar.
1
Mar.
8
Mar.
9
Mar.
8
Mar.
1
1
854 Mar. 25
11
Sale
3%
20%
Sale
39%
116
22%
14 J
25
Sale
8%
preferred
......100
Feb.
28
Jan.
7
Mar.
8
Jan.
11
Feb. 18
Jan.
7
Jan.
7
Mar. 12
Mar, 27
Jan.
2
Mar, 21
1
Mar,
2
Mar, 26
Jan.
I Jan.
Jan.
I Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
28
5
Feb.
11
66
Mar. 13
Mar.
5
Feb.
5
6234 Mar. 28
.07% Mar. 18
2% Mar. 13
Mar.
4
Mar.
1
Mar. 28
Mar. 18
Mar. 26
8
Mar. 23
Mar. 28
Mar.
Mar.
4
Mar. 12
Mar. 4
Mar. 8
Mar. 7
Mar.
4
254 Mar.
21
18
17%
3334
.12%
1754
Mar. 28
Mar. 28
Mar. 22
12
Mar. 12
Mar.
4
Mar. 21
Mar. 12
Mar. 22
Mar. 26
Mar. 12
Sale
Mar. 21
5
8
Mar.
5
Mar. 11
1654 Mar. 11
Mar.
6
854 Mar.
1554 Mar.
2
2
1
Mar. 27
Mar. 30
Mar. 12
454 Mar.
7
Mar.
4
3954 Mar.
1
3
7
60
Mar. 12
Mar.
1
1554 Mar. 30
454 Mar. 6
57
18
Mar. 11
Feb.
Mar. 18
Mar.
5
Mar. 21
Mar. 14
Sale
313
Mar. 16
% Mar.
1
54 Mar. 2
454 Mar. 12
Mar.
Mar.
1
33
8
1
L1054 Jan.
1754 Mar.
13
17
7
Feb.
2
3
M
Mar. 15
Sale" "53
Mar." 13
7
Mar. 22
Jan.
Jan.
223
Mar. 13
2654 Mar.
1
12
Mar. 21
Mar. 19
15
1%
?
12
2454
2
29
14
154 Mar. 20
25
7
30
Sale
Sale
49% Sale
21% Sale
65% Sale
Sale
87%
103
1
12
Mar.
154 Mar. 28
2754 Mar. 5
12
454 Jan.
46 54 Jan.
11
Jan.
68
16
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
1^| Jan.
9
11
4
15
4
3
11
7
8
8
16
25
12
Mar. 14
Jan.
Jan.
5
1054 Feb.
15
4
42
Feb.
16 173
9
Jan.
Jan.
35
Jan.
21
254 Jan.
12
Mar. 21
Mar. 19
1% Mar. 20
25
18
15
25
8
Mar. 14
Mar. 16
534 Mar. 13
2254 Mar. 13
1
154 Mar.
9
4
16
11
15
Feb. 25
254 Jan. 21
Mar. 13
3754 Jan.
*
7
21
Mar. 21
Mar.
Mar. 21
Mar. 15
Jan.
15
15
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 15
Jan.
9
Mar. 19
Jan.
24
Mar.
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 15
Mar. 13
Mar.
Mar. 15
Jan.
Jan,
Jan.
Jan.
21
21
19
Mar. 12
Mar. 15
Mar. 13
Mar. 15
Mar. 14
Mar. 22
Mar.
5
Mar. 13
Mar. 14
Mar. 18
117%
78
85
99
Mar. 13
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
2
Sale
1% Sale
9
8
173
ii* i§*
1%
27%
6%
6
32
7
8
Jan.
11
4
2
Mar. 21
6
Jan. 23 *57
Mar. 18
2
Jan.
Mar. 21
7
1854 Jan.
32
Mar. 12
34
54
354
%
3134
1
11
7
26
10
27
5
354 Mar. 4
154 Mar. 21
3534 Mar. 12
534 Mar. 22
5454 Mar. 26
1354 Mar. 12
4
8
8
Jan.
Mar. 15
2
Jan.
3854 Mar.
3
Jan.
3
754 Mar. 14
1254 Mar. 15
23
26
3
2
2
Mar. 28
Mar. 28
9
254 Feb. 26
934 Mar. 13
1634 Mar. 13
100
Mar.
Mar. 14
Mar. 15
7
32
7%
26
171
Jan.
Jan.
5
75
Sale
Jan.
Jan.
9
1734 Mar. 12
30
55
4%
5y
% Sale
33
Mar.
Mar. 13
Mar.
9
Mar. 11
3
2
2jj
8
95 preferred
6% pref erred..........100
7%
100
24
Mar. 13
9
Jan.
Mar. 28
4
Jan.
Feb. 27
Mar.
28
43
7% Sale
2%
3
x%
%
Pub Ser Corp of N J common *
2
Mar. 29
Mar. 16
Mar.
Mar. 14
Mar. 15
Mar. 1
Mar. 5
Plymouth OH..............5
7% preferred...........100
Procter 4c Gamble..
Preferred 5%
Iff
Jan.
7
334
1054
1434
%
54
634
11
Jan.
2
14
Mar.
7%
1254
2334
38%
Sale
Sale
Poor 4c Co class B.
•
Porto Rican Am Tob cl A...*
*
Jan.
Mar.
17
.
Plttsb 4c West Virginia.. 100
Pitts Youngst 4c Asht 7 % pf 100
2,200 Plttston Co (The)........
•
common
Jan.
70
7
[ Mar. 22
1254 Mar. 29
11134 Jan.
7
Mar. 30
Jan.
2
.......
(Pressed Steel Car
2
Mar. 27
6
1354 Mar.
19
Mar. 18
1
27
21
8
26
6
14
Mar. 15
Mar. 6
3%
Pierce Petroleum.
Postal Teleg Ac Cable pref. 100
354 Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
25
*
11454 Mar. 23
234 Mar. 5
954 Mar. 13
16% Mar. 13
3
J25
49%
.......100
Class B
Mar. 12
2%
2%
%
10%
834
134
14% Sale
800 Pitts Term Coal..........100
330
6% preferred.
100
5,300 Pittsburgh United........25
Pref conv
1,490
.......100
40,800
22,300
7,700
5,900
40,700
28,900
16,000
102,700
1,690
166,700
11,800
8,900
5,100
3,300
Sale
120
61,900 Pittsburgh Screw 8c Bolt...*
1,030 Pittsburgh Steel pref....100
280
%
108 %
-
600
Mar. 28
Mar. 30
17
60
Pllsbury Flour Mills......
*
Pirelli Co of Italy A
50 Pitts C C 4c St L RR Co—100
11,500 Pittsburgh Coal (of Pa)...100
2,900
6% preferred.
100
110 Pitts Ft Way 4c Chic pref .100
310
2,200
Corp
8% preferred
; Jan.
Mar. 14
38
Mar.
2%
3
39 % Sale
7%
10
.100
Pierce Oil
Mar. 26
13
V*
...100
...
Sale
Sale
40
*
197,200 (Pierce Arrow Mot Co new__5
1,100
1,100
13,800
4,700
2,400
1,800
13,000
6,600
Preferred..
Sale
Sale
15
136,800 Phillips Petroleum.........*
1,300 Phoenix Hosiery...........5
50
Mar. 12
1
% Mar. 1
6% Mar. 12
69
Sale
23 %
......
...
80
7
Mar. 28
Mar.
2
25%
19%
8% Sale
460 (Phtla Rapid Transit Co...50
14,200
^Jan.
Mar.
16%
600
7% preferred............50
63,700 Phila 4c Reading C 4t I
•
44,000 Philip Morris 4c Co........10
26,400
Mar. 20
434 Mar. 14
2254 Jan. 16
2
90
17
Corp............I
100
16
Mar. 30
Mar.
11454 Mar. 23
Mar.
Mar. 19
21
254
Phelps Dodge.....
28
Philadelphia Co pref 6%..59
400
Feb. 16
Feb. 26
i Feb. 19
1 Jan.
7
1
21
Jan. 21
Jan.
8
r Mar. 23
; Feb. 18
6
4
Mar. 13
Mar. 23
18% Sale
.«
......
i Jan.
Mar.
Sale
111
Preferred..............10.'
preferred
2
2
1
6
Mar. 18
Mar. 29
34% Sale
Prior preferred.........190
96
106
3
Jan.
4
Mar.
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
19
50
Peoria 4c Eastern...
IIP)
Pere Marquette..........HO
Petroleum
Mar. 20
554 Mar.
11454 Mar.
16
20
100
Pet Milk...
112
4% Mar.
Mar. 30
7
Jan.
Jan.
3
[ Jan.
Mar. 30
Mar. 15
Mar. 13
12
3
Jan.
i Jan.
1
Mar. 27
114%
83% Sale
2%
3%
3% Sale
.
...........100
10J
31,500 People's Gas L 4t Coke
7
1
4
26
7
Jan.
Mar. 15
76,400
8,000
•
Preferred
Mar."
1354 Mar.
2
13
23
13
( Jan.
934 Mar. 18
154
1554
354
75
554
21
'
3%
2%
%
15 %
8%
1%
67%
1
1% preferred series A
Pennsylvania.......
654
Mar.
j
6
154 Mar.
20
Mar. 20
5
1
4
17
22
Mar. 26
Mar.
5
4% Sale
%
1
% Sale
7%
10
10
People's Drug Stores Inc ...*
Mar.
354 Mar.
10
20
Sale
Sale
135,200
28,400
27,100
15,300
18,800
4,500
6,200
200
5
Mar. 20
1% Mar. 30
1554 Mar. 15
3% Mar. 13
118
349,200
89,400
77,800
41,400
50,600
11,200
16,100
94,800
::■■■ 1,200
2,900
30,000
6,400
258,900
14,200
Cement
154 Mar.
x20
9% Mar. 18
21% Sale
*
Preferred
Feb.
6454 Mar. 27
§*
Prod
Penn Coal 8c Coke
57
Mar. 13
3
Jan.
"8654 Mar."29
Mar. 12
8% preferred
190
(Paramount Publix Corp—
Penn-Dlxle
Mar. 13
9
3554 Mar. 15
2
9
7
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
10
8654 Mar.
13% Mar.
37
Mar.
1% Mar.
x20
Mar.
38
Panhand
800
Jan.
7
Jan.
2
Jan. 22
Mar.
4
Mar. 13
58% Mar.
Mar.
280
1,100
5,500
Mar. 14
Mar. 30
2
Feb.
3054 Jan. 15
% Mar. 25
1
38
60
Penney (J C) Co
254 Mar.
38
600
=
7
72
71
90
Mar. 30
12
40% Mar. 22
Mar.
37
•
24,800
Mar.
43
Transport Co
Penlck flc Ford..........
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
10
2
Mar.
Parmelee
1
19
99
33
15
Pathe Exch
4
Jan.
Jan.
.58
Mar.
1
Park Utah Cons Mines
Jan?
26
1
Mar.
25
Park 4c Tilford
Certificates of deposit
Mar. 11
1
165
26
Feb.
10154 Mar. 15
35% Mar.
8% Sale
4% Sale
11%
12%
Ref
8
4
31
Packard Motor Car.....
*
Pan Amer Pet & Trans new.5
5c
Mar.
Mar. 20
3654 Mar.
30
421,300
3,600
5,800
11,000
3,800
1,000
77
92
Mar.
90% Mar.
3254 Mar.
% Mar.
58
Mar.
005* Mar.
& Sal*
15
72
254 Feb,
254 Mar. 15
% Mar. 29
654 Mar. 14
5
8
Sale
18
...
.....
Pacific Gas 4c Elec
Pacific
12
1054 Mar.
7534 Mar.
Mar.
........
Pacific Teleph 8c Telegr..l00
Preferred
......109
1,170
....._•
14,600 Pacific Western Oil
6,000
77,000
1,400
3,900
...' '
22
Jan. 11
Jan. 22
11434 Mar. 14 11454 Mar. 14
54 Jan. 31
54 Jan.
3
6
65
112%
89M Sale
25
4
7
Sale
5% Sale
32 %
38
190
—.
37
9% Sale
1% Sale
17% Sale
84
69
,
29,600 Owens-Ill Glass Co.
Sale
4% Sale
.P00
90 Outlet Co
10,600
""
354 Jan.
8
Mar. 11 122
_
1
11%
91
13% Sale
............
10
j
....
.....
14,200
3,300
\
Preferred A...
66
64
85
50
....
----
Sale
Sale
2% Sale
5,500 Oppenheim Collins 8c Co.
88.600 Otis Elevator............ .*
6% preferred..:
2,470
00
_*
91,100 Otis Steel
Prior preferred
190
22,800
41,900
'
Preferred
Sale
162
40
♦
'101,400 Ohio Oil Co (The)
.......*
76,600 Oliver Farm Equip
Preferred A
_•
29,100
23,100 Omnibus Corp v t c (The) -•
"*i",466
v,"<
35%
01H
11%
Mar.
8
.60
400 North German Lloyd new....
65,700
Sal*
79
Sale
Sale
91
-
30,800
30,200
7,300
5,200
Vv
4
112
Mar. 11
T&
1
-
40
■•
Mar. 12
Sale Prices
13
Jan.
4
25
Jan.
7
Mar. 14
Mar. 29
Mar. 12
Mar.
1.400
v
7
Mar.
10
;
% Mar.
"454
3% Sale
Sale
Sale
385,300 North American..
0% preferred
.60
20,700
100,300 North American Avlatlon...l
14,100 North Amer Edison pref....*
.
'
6 1
1
11434 Mar. 14
Highest
2
1
9% Mar.
1554 Mar.
Mar. 14
234 Mar. In
Mar. 29
634 Mar. 5
Mar.
5
Mar. 11 118
4
168,100
6,500
35,900
1,900
•
2
112
250
42,100
500
.•
Mar. 12
9% Mar. 12
3%
4%
71
•;
3.300
\
6
114% 116%
1.190 New York Steam pref 6%...*
7% 1st preferred
490
92,200 Noranda Mines Ltd.........
1,600 (Norfolk Southern.......100
7,200 Norfolk 8c Western.......100
Preferred..............100
1,010
,
120
'.;
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sal*
Sale
3%
72
210
:■•!''
Highest
Sale Prices
119$
2%
113
50
Lowest
Ask
Ask
Bid
Sale Prices
Mar. 30
Mar. 1
'35
7% preferred...........190
90
''
1
N Y Lackawanna Ac West.£90
30" 500
v.;1.":*:
Mar. 31
Par
10
19% non-cue pref
18,300 IN Y Investors loc
;
>.„■■■■
'
SINCE JAN.
to
ISO
500 New York Dock..
5% preferred
100
1,200
1,160 New York 4c Harlem...... 90
<
400
;
*V >?i
•
6,600 N. Y. Chicago Ac St Louis, lev
Preferred series
18,100
2,300
7,200
*"
RANGE
July 1 1933
Jan. 1
Shares
'
Since
PRICES IN MARCH
Low from
STOCKS
N.Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
In
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
Mar. 14
Jan.
54 Mar.
54 Mar.
Jan.
Mar. 25
Mar.
Feb.
54 Mar. 28
Jan.
28
4
7
8
7
12
4954 Mar. 4
2 12054 Mar.
7
5
2754 Jan. 25
20
7354 Mar. 28
Mar. 26
Mar. 14
Mar. 27
Mar. 14
54 Mar. 29
Mar. 14
86
95
Jan. 26
Mar. 27
10854 Jan.
19
Public Service El 4c Gas—
1,500
26,700
29,600
940
9,200
95 preferred..............*
5,900
99,400 Pullman Company.. .......*
85,500 Pure Oil
*
2,650
8% conv pref.........-.191
45,000 Parity Bakeries............*
For footnotes see page 43.
........
101
4751} Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
-56
Sale
97
654
53
9% Sale
Sale
954
Mar.
4 105
Mar. 18 4754
Mar. 21
7
Mar. 18 5354
Mar. 20
954
Mar. 28
Mar.
1
Mar.
1
Mar. 4
Mar. 22
5 105
4154 Mar. 18 6254
7 54
554 Mar. 21
4954 Mar. 18 61
99
Jan.
854 Feb.
1
Mar. 28
Jan.
Jan.
4
Jan.
4
1054 Jan.
2
9
N. Y. STOCK
April, 1935]
STOCKS
In
Since
March
Shares
176,200
9,700
102,600
36,600
3,500
1,600
•
!
100
200
T-
>■'
;
2,200
v;vv
'
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18,400
1,900
170
50
14,200
57,400
12,700
2,000
'
>
"
600
200
;
-
v
300
500
"
7,600
3,700
;•
19,800
4,000
2,800
f
8,000
1,190
1,410
14,800
93,500
6,800
1,960
'
780
.
.
Preferred...
F
.......
Preferred (0)
Pieferred (7)
...........
,
900
309",200
3
1134
19
1,500
130
25,100
2,700
9,900
36,500
33,200
:
550 Shell Transp Ac Trading... 17
*
81,000 Shell Union OH
Convertible preferred.. 100
10,600
20,500 Silver King Coalition.......5
*
74,000 Simmons Co
111,700
370
840
8,100
145,400
30
860
33,300
71,900
5734
16
6
20
Sale
"534
2434
3134
234
Sale
Sale
2534
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1234
134
134
7
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134
Sale
14
20
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California
3^
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334
30
19
8
12
734
6234
1534
15
26
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10
80
4,500
15,900
193,000
7,100
1,230
100,300
315,800
2,850
230
43,500
130,900
k
450
■
23
8
6134
20
3
.27
534
4434
5 34
434
534
J*
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Spencer Kellogg At Sons....*
65
1234
35
Sale
33
Sperry Corp (The) v t c.....1
Spicer Mfg Co.
•
Convertible preferred A..*
Spiegel-May-Stern Co......*
334
834 Sale
1034 Sale
3634
3734
734
120
Preferred.........
Sale
70
31
854
9
1
2354
4
3554
134
Mar. 11
6
Mar. 15
1334 Mar. 15
734 Mar. 13
6034 Mar, 11
22,000
19,700
3,600
5,400
600
>
-
'
2,800
42,100
55,100
300
74,400
2,100
14,600
1,300
2,900
17,200
69,100
39,000
IV.10.400
16,100
4,100
7,800
110.500
138,900
1,600
218,300
17,100
53,500
4,500
3,700
500
700
15,500
31,900
68,600
53,600
71,200
732,100
27,000
6,100
2,490
3,600
33,600
19,400
2,600
4,400
7,300
400
2,000
1,110
1,600
7,800
5,300
1,300
1,200
2,200
2,400
4,300
51,500
40,000
12,000
76,100
1,400
6,600
700
,
i-
Stand Com'l Tobacco......*
Standard Gas Ac Elec
....*
$4 preferred
Preferred (6%).........
•
Preferred (7%)
......*
Standard Investing Corp
*
Standard OH Export pref. 100
Stand Oil of Calif..
234
|l W:
.
9434
2634
*
Standard Oil Co of Ind_._25
23
Standard OH of Kansas....10
19
Standard OH ef N J
3334
25
StarrettCo (The L S)....._.*
Sterling Products Inc.....10
Sterling Sec Corp cl A......*
Preferred
Conv
Stewart
6
45 H
■Aw
•
lat preferred
Warner
..50
Corp......5
Stone At Webster...
new..
1
Preferred ..............100
Sun OH
*
Preferred..............100
Superheater Co (The)......*
Superior OH
1
1
234
2834
434
■
v23|
_.....*
{Studebaker Corp
854 Mar. 27
11
...
{Symington Co....
Class A
C
JH
■
96
1134
...lOi
*
Telautograph Corp..
5
Tennessee Corp
..........5
Texas Corp (The).........25
Texas Gulf Sulphur
....*
10,100
28,700
131,600
104,900
10
42,700 Texas Pacific Coal At Oil
»
218,100 Tex Pac Ld Trust ctfs
4,200 Texas At Pacific..........100
•
42,900 Thatcher Mfg
Convertible preferred....*
2,000
For footnotes see page
3H
....•
—
...
43
9
9
Sale
113
Sale
114
2934 Sale
2434 Sale
2834
35
3834 Sale
14
Sale
67
3434
Sale
Sale
ft
1
48
Mar. 25
23
Mar. 28
654 Mar. 4
71
Mar. 2
10
Mar. 2
834 Mar. 1
1734 Mar. 23
8
3
v
Sale
6434
67
11834 Sale
1234
1434
134
2
634
734
334
334
34
34
234 Sale
Sale
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31
Sale
MM
§*
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8
3834
834
434
1954
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p
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10
19
17
5134
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1354 Mar. 30
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1254 Mar. 18
754 Mar. 11
1534 Mar.
1
10
2
10
1254 Mar.
Mar. 13
5
61
Mar."i2
334 Mar. 13
434 Mar. 21
65
33
Mar. 23
Mar. 28
734 Mar. 14
834 Mar. 14
3334 Mar. 28
434 Mar. 26
5
65
3534 Mar. 6
854 Mar. 25
1034 Mar. 2
3654 Mar. 6
6854 Mar. 2
1734 Mar. 1
Mar. 26 129
Mar. 19
4334 Mar. 27
1454 Mar. 21
126
'
:
334 Mar. 5
334 Mar. 28
15a Mar. 15
454 A ar. 15
4
6
113
9
834
954
134
1
11534
Mar. 15
134 Mar.
Mar.
2754 Mar. 15
30
2454
36
Mar.
5
654
234
234
354
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119
11934 11834
1134
1034
12
154
134 Sale
5
554
6 34
4
334
454
54
154
734
354
Sale
iS
Mar. 6
Mar. 14
Mar. 29
Mar. 8
Mar. 20
Mar- 1
Mar. 15
3934 Mar.
1334 Mar.
2
5
2
5
2
754 Mar. 6
354 Mar. 22
Mar. 15
34 Mar.
1
5
Mar.
1
1934 Mar.
3334 Mar.
4
4
934 Mar. 18
11
Mar. 26
5234 Mar. 12
9
9
334 Mar. 12
1534 Mar. 16
4
834 Mar.
1034 Sale
1634 Mar. 13
Mar.
234 Mar.
2934 Mar. 29
16
28
Mar. 1
Mar. 5
Mar. 4
Mar. 4
Mar. 7
Mar. 1
Mar. 21
^
3
Mar. 11
4
Mar. 1
6654 Mar. 2
121
Mar. 23
Sale
1654
55
1
22
14
Sale
1634
5134
21
21
6454
134
354
3654
754
354
4
1934
21
Mar. 18
754 Mar. 26
4
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 15
Mar. 6
Mar. 26
Mar. 27
2
3
Jan.
8
234 Jan.
8
14
Jan.
21
1
2
22
Jan. 22
Mar. 29
Jan.
3
Jan.
2
4
12
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
18
2034 Jan.
2
Feb. 16
Jan.
4
Jan.
5
Jan.
3
Jan. 26
Jan.
3
Jan.
7
2
4934 Jan.
734 Mar. 14
934 Jan.
2
Mar. 14
1434 Jan.
534 Jan.
21
3
9
334
4434
2054
534
6334
854
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
12
29
2
19
21
14
Mar. 15
6
1334 Mar. 15
65-4 Jan.
Jan.
11
20
Jan.
132
Feb.
31
7
23
Jan.
3
1034 Jan.
1854 Jan.
2
9
11
15
8
66
Mar. 11
Mar. 25
2434 Jan.
734 Jan.
7854 Jan.
22
1534 Mar. 14
10734 Jan.
48
2134
3454
20
1434
Feb. 20
Mar. 26
Jan.
Jan.
21
Feb,
15
8
Jan.
4
15 11134 Mar. 27
25
Feb.
18
4 140
Feb.
26
30
1054 Mar. 13
1354 Mar. 30
"l34~Mar.~Ii "~i34Mar.II
1254 Mar. 18
754 Mar. 11
10
Mar. 13
2634 Mar. 11
4534 Mar. 18
5
Mar. 14
334 Mar. 13
434 Mar. 21
1934
1634
2054
3334
734
50
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
7
4
4
12
8
Jan.
8
66"
Jan"
554 Jan.
65
Mar. 23
7
74
33
Jan.
36
734
834
3334
4334
1454
Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
123
2
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
7
2
22
7
10
Jan.
14
954 Jan.
2
14
1154 Jan.
8
14 x4054 Jan.
3
27 7934 Jan. 17
21
1934 Jan.
3
Mar. 19
3 129
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
15
15
15
15
'
234 Mar. 15
134 Mar. 15
30
5354
Mar.
7
Mar. 23
22
26
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Sale
Mar.
31
15
Mar. 30
2
434
434
1754 Sale
2134
Mar, 12
134 Feb.
2
41
1334 Mar.
1054 Mar. 13
Jan.
31
11
Mar. 11
Jan.
34
134
2634
434
4034
Mar. 12
Mar. 12 11134 Mar. 27
Mar. 14 2434 Mar. 2
Mar. 6 140
Mar. 1
7
26
3254 Jan.
534 Jan.
60
24
Sale
Sale
6
30
26
18
14
27
19
28
Sale
Mar.
2
1034 Mar. 12
Jan.
2
54 Mar.) 4
54 Mar. 14
2054 Mar. 12
334 Feb. 14
1634 Mar. 14
110
Jan.
8
1334 Mar. 13
61
55
' Mar. 20
1
Jan. 24
Jan. 10
Jan.;
4
Jan.
3
8
3734 Mar. 18 46
10454 Mar. 11 110
110
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6
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15
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22
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2
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13
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8
4
60
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,Mar.
26
2834
3554
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334
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Mar.
30
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1854 Mar.
34
ft
"4" Sale"
115
134 Mar.
66
25
8834
2434
1434
5154
3
Mar. 26
•1
21
Mar. 20
Mar. 12
1234
1354
6154
62
134
134
334 Sale
40
734 Sale
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Sale
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934
134
37
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36
3
2934
2334
2834
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64
1
4534 Mar. 18
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....
634
Mar.
434 Mar.
Mar. 14
Sale
234
•
...........
Superior Steel.
Sweets Co of Amer (The)..50
§H
6
2
2634 Mar. 11
Sale
134 Sale
i
,
-
4
21
1
11
4534 Mar. 18
1454
234
334
354
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834
134
1
11
29
29
47
334
334
234 Sale
.
4
534
48
34
126
Mar. 14
334 Mar. 12
4634 Mar. 15
534 Mar. 19
6334 Mar. 21
834 Mar. 13
,
34
1
1
28
Mar. 22
554 Mar. 4
Sale
12634 Sale
Mar.
Mar. 12
60
8
29
21
1
8
Sale
Sale
10
Mar .13
9
Mar. 12
14
734 Mar. 14
24
112
45
254
6
4
Mar. 11
Mar. 4
Mar. 30
Mar.
•V
V 3,300
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
134 Mar. 23
13
Sale
68
17
14 34
Mar. 15
Mar. 4
54 Mar. 4
54 Mar. 14
2054 Mar. 12
334 Mar. 11
Sale
"59" "65"
85
,
57
22
25
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62
i
7
17
2.
4
Feb, 25
Jan.
Jan.
1754 Jan.
12
41
Sale
134
Sale
Sale
3034
6
18
Mar. 29
49
1034 Mar. 13
12
Mar. 26
1034 Mar. 12
i*
11
32
434
634 Mar. 21
2554 Mar. 29
10
12
5934
54
1334
834
50
2
1334 Mar. 13
1334 Mar.
1
134 Mar. 5
134 Mar. 1
10
Mar. 15
1
134 Mar.
21
4
Mar.
59
7
21
4934 Jan.
13
20
26
29
13
26
25
12
20
1034 Mar. 13
139
234
.*
$
2234 Sale
66
Sale
Mar. 19
4834 Mar. 11
6
32
13634 150
1354 Sale
*
Standard Brands.......
22
14
28
2934 Mar. 12
110
"63"
20
Mar. 14
3
1234 Sale
26
30 34
7
7% preferred....
1734
2554
3234
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534
4534
•2f*
2854 Mar. 18
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
Mar.
Feb.
7
Mar. 26
1
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Mar.
Mar. 15
2034
1234
4334
5554
1334
534
2134
2934
334
534 Sale
6634
6734
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9
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1634 Sale
8
1 110
7
834 Sale
9
934
334 Sale
47
4834
3
Sale
Sale
Sale
1
2
V
234 Mar. 13
9
9
Mar.
6
13
3
2
Jan!
8334 Feb. 18
7534 Feb. 15
Jan.
Mar.
2934 Sale
1634
17
134
1434
934
1134
15
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
70
110
2254 Mar.
Mar. 15
20J4 Mar. 13
1234 Mar. 20
4334 Mar. 26
5554 Mar. 29
1334 Mar. 13
534 Mar. 26
140
12&,
:
334
1234
3734
37
2
1
Mar. 14
""834 Sale" "754
30
Sale
Mar. 15
Mar. 18
7154 Jan.
4
14
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1 110
Mar. 13
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Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
81
75
Mar. 18
J
634 Jan.
Mar. 12
Mar. 13
8
8
81
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1134
13
2
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32 34
6
11134 Sale
2334 Sale
1034
534
.......100
41
Sale
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1934
VvA. 112
...
1
16
/•
12
1
2
2334 Sale
334
434
3334 Sale
134
134
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6
42
154 Mar.
834 Mar.
954 Mar.
21
4334 Jan.
7
3954 Feb. 25
Mar. 15
Mar. 26
Mar.
Sale
5834
48
1534
26
Feb.
354 Mar. 30
25
1634 Mar.
6
2
25
Sale
71
Sale
6
11
4
4
4
5
6
8
86
25
11
Sale
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,:7 34
Mobile Ac Ohio certifs—100
2,110 Spear Ac Co
67,800
2,800
47
2234
634
6934
834
534
"
4534
« 554
35
3534 Mar.
454 Mar.
3034 Mar.
3734
3834
3734 Mar. 18 41
10634 Sale 10454 Mar. 11 108
11034 Mar. 30 11254
11034 Sale
954
634 Mar. 14
934 Sale
22
Mar. 12
25
Sale
2634
Sale
1034
434
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.
Sale
8
4
•
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12
Sale
Sale
Sale
434
834
6
5
1534 Mar. 12
w
10
47
45
6234 Jan. 25
4534 Feb. 18
254 Jan,
2
Mar.
12
13
13
28
22
81
7
1H Sale
3334 Sale
1% Sale
57,900 Sparks Wlthlngton.........*
20,100
V 'V':';
90
34
4
*
1,800 Spalding (A G) At Bros
1st preferred...........100
250
Spang Chalfant At Co..
•
"*700
12i%
Sale
Sale
2334
534 Feb. 18
Mar. 18
15
Mar. 14
Mar.
Mar. 13
8334
Sale
58
J
*
500
10
20
234
34
—101
Class B
Sale
Sale
Sale
14
3734
232,600 Southern Pacific Co......100
.....100
155,900 Southern Railway
Preferred.
100
45,300
600
2531
2
Edison....25
101,000
50,000
13,700
200
4134
108
11134
834
1034
Southern Dairies class A... *
ilo
IIo
4034
9034
434
1734
234
434
107
76
20
....
8% preferred
59
15
12
'1' 12
35 H
80
•
Sale
8
8
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
4
50
3534 Mar.
134 Mar.
1634 Mar.
2934 Mar.
37 34Mar.
Mar. 15
Jan. 30
Jan. 31
1234
1334
4434 Sale
5534
57
14
1
74
70
Sale
10434 110
234
234
9
Sale
34
2854
3434 28
2134 Sale
48
25
So Porto Rico Sug
;
1234
5)4% preferred.......—100
Sou
55
55x
1334
.
1
1
1
1
4
3734 Mar. 22
354 Mar. 30
25
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
36
12
13
13
28
22
17
12
1934
86
Sale
83
39 »4
V
Solvay Am Inv Corp—
3,400
79.300
9
7
1634
22
339,600 Socony Vacuum Oil Co Inc.15
1,200
20,100
234
1034
3134
3034
534
"954
6 54
Preferred.
10C
2,500
940 Slots-Sheffield Steel Ac lr.100
Preferred..............100
2,170
52,800 Snider Packing.... ........*
900
-
Sale
Sale
37
35
72
Sale
37
6
14 *V,"
35
Slmms Petroleum.........10
12,700 Skelly OH Co...
5,400
"
■•.'V' 28
•
38,200 Shattuck (G F)
62,110 Sharon Steel Hoop ........*
*
12,900 Sharp Ac Dohme
Conv pref series A.......*
3,530
17,700
6,600
7,100
-
110
2
{Seneca Copper............*
Servel Inc......'........... 1
900
9,200
1,000
81,500
10
82
73
Sale
Sale
81
104
100
62,006
.
134
93! Sale
<
71
1®0
70
:
134
834
24
100
22,200 Savage Arms Corp
211,300 Schenley Distillers Corp....5
21,900 Schulte Retail Stores...... 1
8% preferred..........100
7,740
1,531 Scott Paper
61,200 1Seaboard Air Line........*
Preferred
100
3,600
35.200 Seaboard Oil Co of Del.....*
2,500 Seagrava Corp (The).......*
232,700 Sears, Roebuck 8c Co.......*
4,800 Second Nat Investors.......1
$5 conv preferred. ........1
1,190
330
3034
Highest
Sale Prices
5
Mar. 22
3134
434
:
554
534
24 H
56,200 St Joseph Lead
10
15,700 ISt Louis-San Francisco. 100
Preferred ..............100
11,400
3,260
3,100
15,100
35
334 Sale
2034 2334
1
134
834
12
834 Sale
79
8034
...........100
Preferred.
35,200 Safeway 8tores
v|
30
5
33
36
25
.100
270 St Louis Southwest
Preferred
130
..........100
10
20
3534
H
27
■
•
38
38
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Sale
Lowest
Sale Prices
5254
4334
154
1854
Mar. 18
3534
134
1634
2934
3734
36
25,100 Reynolds Metal Co__....... *
7,900 Reynolds Spring Co
.....
1
217,600 Reynolds (RJf)Tob cl B.....10
10
■■■-vTrr 720 Class A
v
300 Rhine Westphalia Elec Power
1,100 Rltter Dental Mfg
25,400 Roan Antelope Cop Mines...
12,000 Royal Dutch Co N Y shs_.
300 Rutland RR. pref........100
190
l-
50
3834 Sale
134 Sale
1734
1734
2934 30
30
3734
28
1,300
73,900 1
;
51
Sale
Sale
1934
50
........
130
8,400
-
Sale
11$
3,900 Rels (Robt) At Co_.M......»
1st preferred .......—100
2,600
77,100 Rem'ton-Rand ............
1st preferred..........100
10.100
Id preferred...
.1SS
1,160
50 Renns 8c Saratoga RR Co. 100
........5
85,200 Hev Motor Car
209,800 Kepubllc Steel Corp
....,•
Convertible preferred ..100
67,400
6,300
6% pref ctfs of deposit....
2,100 Revere Copper & Brass.... 5
600
Class A
..10
600
Sale
4234
134
1834
First preferred..........50
Second preferred.......50
300
140
1,600
*
434
5234
1,700
4,900 Real Silk Hosiery.........10
;
Sale Prices
4
Mar. 13
4
tRadlo-Keith-Grpbeucn CI A*
1.000
„
434 Sale
Highest
Sale Prices
Lowest
>
Ask
13
Ray bes tos-M an hart an
Reading Company
Ask Bid
Bid
Radio Corp of Amor......."
7% preferred "A".
M
Preferred B..........
Mar. 30
Mar. 1
'35
Mar. 31
Ear
526,400
64,200
311,800
121,600
12,400
6,500
1
to
Jan. 1
Shares
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN MARCH
Low from
July 1 1933
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES
AGGREGATE
*1
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
1
Mar. 30
Mar. 8
1734 Mar. 6
1854 Mar. 4
54
Mar. 23
234
134
154
454
6
Mar. 15
134 Mar.
111
Jan.
2754 Mar.
23
Mar.
2834 Mar.
3554 Mar.
1234 Mar.
5854 Jan.
134 Mar.
334 Mar.
36
654
234
234
354
6034
11534
1134
154
9
21
3
10
1254 Jan.x 3
434 Jan.
454 Jan.
554 Jan.
16
15
15
26
18
14
15
19
28
Mar. 15
Mar.
6
Mar. 14
Mar. 29
Mar.
8
3254 Jan.'
2534 Jan.
32
4334
1554
6454
134
534
3654
934
5
3
21
Mar. 20 6834
Jan. 10 121
Mar. 15 1654
234
Jan.
2
5
Mar. 18
934
534
334 Mar.
6
34
54 Mar. 26
254
154 Mar. 27
8
Mar.
4
Mar. 15
1634
2934
334
834
1534
1534
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
51
Jan.
Jan.
134 Jan.
7
7
3 11534 Mar. 22
6
13
29
2
2
3
Feb. 18
Jan.
2
Jan.
3
Mar. 5
Jan. 18
Jan.
3
Mar. 7
Jan.
5
Jan.
7
Mar. 11
Jan.
3
Feb.
18
Mar. 23
Jan. 10
Feb.
8
Jan.
7
Jan.
3
Jan.
4
Jan.
4
934 Jan.
534 Jan.
213s Jan.
9
26
7
3654 Feb. 19
434 Jan. 18
15
11
Feb.
20
16
2554 Jan.
10
15
1954 Feb. 15
54
Mar. 23
5
N. Y. STOCK
43
STOCKS
N. T. STOCK EXCHANGE
March
Shares
900
Par
sales
9,000
6,800
1,800
4,300
58,700
22,600
600
1,100
18,200
9,500
33",800
2,300
13,000
18,100
89,600
1,300
1,900
30,200
6,000
39,700
75,600
168,100
1,300
8,800
67,900
600
1,860
3,600
10,700
4,700
11,300
26,000
21,300
900
4,600
1,410
7,590
20
6,200
71,800
13,500
42,100
4,000
5,400
86,900
31,300
1,600
7,300
90
640
21,100
118,700
106,700
26,800
1,193
.56,100
373,600
273,800
79,100
4,993
70
1,250
17,600
800
3,800
540
290
7,400
1,580
20,500
4,400
400
150
1,100
1,200
4,400
?
100
12,500
380
1,200
17,400
8,000
5,600
*
100
12,300
65,400
38,300
55,200
4,000
211,300
16,600
2,000
K
30
(J R)..........25
5*5
Thompson Product*........*
680
300
2,020
1,756
46
30
1,900
1,800
2,900
5,700
470
7,600
-■
880
8,606
25,866
500
3,900
1,600
84,100
700
1,700
16,600
300
1,600
3,200
"""530
21,500
4,100
45,700
13,500
109,500
230
1,200
,
;
•
Mar. 14
Mar.
Mar.
Vulcan
Sale
Mar. 27
4X
4
4%
Mar. 14
% 4*5
Mar. 13
3X
18%
Mar.
1
Mar. 29
Mar.
2
Mar. 18
Mar. 18
Mar. 29
Mar. 13
Mar. 11
Mar. 28
Mar. 14
Mar. 13
Mar.
Mar. 13
Mar. 13
Mar.
Mar. 29
Mar.
Mar. 30
Mar.
*
Sale
Sale
85
Sale
Sale
80 X
Sale
Sale
23%
24
Sale
11
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
5
Sale
7
Sale
22 X Sale
117%
115*5 115
Sale
51% Sale
Sale
2% Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
25
9%
4%
70
70
65
6
Sale
82
Sale
Sale
3X
Sale
5%
3%
4X
Sale
11*4 Sale
94
Sale
2%
3%
,
5
7
15
17*5 Jan.
3*5 Jan.
2
7
6
10
Mar.
Mar.
3
5
29
Mar* 29
Jan.
3
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
j/8
Jan.
7
Mar. 28
3
Jan.
3*4 Jan.
81
42*5
3
2%
16 %
20
Jan.
5*5 Feb. 20
6
Jan.
Feb.
48*4
49%
53
Sale
52
139
36
1
Mar. 13
Mar. 29
61*5
5
2*4 Jan.
Feb.
18 130*5 Mar. 18
Mar. 29
60*5 Jan. 22
Jan.
15
Feb.
6
Mar.
Mar. 28 111*5 Jan.
Mar. 14
88*4 Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 13
Mar. 13
Mar. 13
Mar.
Mar. 29
49
Feb.
10
11
4
7
15*5 Jan.
Jan. 31
Feb. 19
26*5 Jan.
m
Mar.
1
Mar. 21
Mar. 30
26*5 Jan.
18 117*5 Jan.
Jan. 28
53*4 Mar.
9
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
2
Jan.
25
7
3
7
27
Mar. 13
Mar.
2
Mar. 13
Mar. 21
Mar. 21
Mar. 13
Feb.
6
82
Mar. 30
Mar. 28
Mar. 13
12*5 Jan.
Mar. 27
Mar. 15
95
Mar.
Jan.
28
3*5 Feb.
Mar.
Feb.
26
Jan.
7
Jan.
Mar.
4
6
Mar. 19
2% Mar.
P
8
oZ*
82
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
9
Mar. 30
10
Mar. 27
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 29
Mar.
Feb.
26
331
Jan.
24
3
Mar,
Feb.
20
65*5 Jan.
19
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 15
Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
51
137
Jan.
Jan.
2
59
9 140*4 Mar. 15
15
40*4 Mar. 15
16
2*5 Jan. 18
36*5 Mar.
IX Mar.
Mar,
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
15*4
20%
14*5 Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 14
19*5 Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
7
1% Mar.
6*5 Mar.
X Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
6
1
6%
m
13 J
Sale
83
70%
45*5 Sale
14^
40
148
7
Sale
5*5 Sale
9*4 Sale
57
Sale
4*5 Sale
13 %
33
118
69
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
mi
Sale
80
Sale
14
16%
20%
2%
8
98 X
86 X
Mar. 12
Mar.
Mar. 26
84
Mar.
Mar. 12
53*5 Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
145J4 147
5%
6h
38 X Sale
4%
5
8% Sale
49
27
Sale
103 %
65
Sale
28%
76%
Sale
Sale
45%
1%
79V*
72
108 X
40
3%
15%
73%
64
6
7
45
Jan.
2
Mar. 15
6
Jan.
7*5 Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 16
12
Jan.
22
59
7
Jan.
7
3
16
7
57
3
Mar.
65
Mar.
17*4 Jan.
Mar. 14
42*5 Jan.
Mar. 28 124*4 Jan.
Mar,
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar. 18
Mar.
Mar. 18
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
29*4
OX
1%
3 54
Mar.
Mar. 15
2
Mar.
Mar. 15
Mar.
Mar. 13
20
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 15
21
Jan.
Mar.
Feb.
7
14
20
14
37
Feb.
Jan.
Mar. 18
18
Mar.
Mar.
96*5 Mar.
84*4 Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
4
Mar.
74
Mar.
Mar.
110
Mar.
1*5
1*4
1*4
4*5
27*4
1*5 Mar.
1*5 Mar.
1*4 Mar.
5*4 Mar.
29*3 Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Sale
10 M
Sale
Sale
3
Feb.
1
Feb.
1
Mar. 29
Mar.
5
4
15*5 Feb. 28
7
81*5 Jan.
Mar. 12
110
5
19
Mar. 29
Feb.
5
Jan.
Mar. 21
Mar.
1
Feb. 25
Mar. 15
Mar. 13
I
31
7 117
Jan.
28
3*5 Jan.
7
Mar.
Mar. 14
6*5 Feb.
19
Mar.
Feb.
28
1*4 Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
12
32*4 Feb.
Mar.
Mar. 15
Jan.
18
21
2
26
2
4*4 Mar.
8*4 Mar.
26*3 Mar.
4*5 Mar.
Mar. 15
2
Mar.
5*5
1*5
30*4
3*4
19*5
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
1
Mar.
Feb.
Mar. 15
455 Jan.
Mar. 13
24% Jan.
6*1
Jan.
7
Mar. 20
14
Jan.
7
Mar. 27
28
Jan.
Mar. 14
6
Jan.
2
90
Feb.
18
IX Jan.
24
18
Sale
Sale
—
18
Sale
1%
Sale
1
31
Mar.
Mar.
1
Jan.
5
Mar. 19
SI*
76
Sale
1
74% Mar.
20*3 Mar. 14
Sale
18
22
75*5
Mar.
Jan.
15
39
Feb.
Mar.
Jan.
29
76
Mar. 22
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
95
94
Mar.
Sale
11
10
31
30
Mar. 18
Mar. 12
32
Mar.
Jan.
4
32
Mar.
Sale
Sale
34
Mar.
6
43
Mar.
Mar.
6
53
Jan.
1
1
Sale
Sale
39*5 Mar.
6
52*5 Mar.
Sale
Sale
2,776 West Penn Pow pref 7%—1
Sale
Sale
36
106
3,850
Sale
Sale
95
_.
1st preferred...
Instrl
For footnotes see page 43.
22
31%
Class A
..1
8
Feb.
Wells Fargo At Co
Wesson Oil At Snowdrift
$4 conv preferred........
Western Union Teleft
1
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westlnghouse Ell At Mfg..
8
4
19
Jan. 10
Jan.
3
Mar. 21
Jan.
Jan.
117
4
Mar. 11
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
21
Sale
94
27*1
Feb.
63*5 Mar.
1*4
28*5
2*4
14*5
*5
2*5
7*5
30 X
6
7
Feb. 27
Mar.
1
Mar. 15
Jan.
4 100
Jan.
4
92
1*5 Mar.
20
2
Mar.
Mai*.
5
Sale
2
1% Jan.
Mar. 22
Mar.
115
Sale
26
11
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
110
Sale
4 130*5
11 152*4 Feb.
49*5 Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
-
7
Feb.
Mar.
35*5 Mar.
2*5 Mar.
40
64*5
3
3
26
8
40*5 Jan.
Jan. 23
94
Mar. 26
69
Mar.
4
Sale
3
Mar.
96
Sale
Feb.
Mar. 13
Mar.
1
Sale
Sale
Mar. 13
Mar.
Mar.
40'
66%
Sale
Sale
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
9*5 Mar.
24*5 Mar.
Mar.
1001
68
113%
19
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 13
Mar.
Sale
20
92
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
Sale
91%
11 148
22
7
Feb. 19
Jan.
Mar.
55
3% Sale
10*3 Sale
3
19
5
3
Mar.
37
98%
Jan.
4*5 Mar.
65*5 Mar.
40*5 Mar.
Sale
Sale
7
44
X
Sale
Sale
9
4
15% Jan.
Jan.
42
Sale
tm
3
Jan.
Mar. 14
%
%
19%
21
14%
14%
13% Sale
92*5
94
Sale
Jan.
2
Mar.
150
22 X
18"
Jan.
Mar.
150
Sale
6
7
Mar. 23
11
150
20
Jan.
20*5 Feb. 15
Mar.
Mar.
27]
Mar.
73!
zl26*5Mar.
IX Sale
19*5 Mar.
22
16**
126*5 129
67%
6
11%
129*5 132
45
Feb.
Mar.
.........1
6% preferred
15
3% Mar.
48*5 Mar.
16
20 %
...
2,310 West Penn El Co "A"
4,200
7% preferred..
3,550
Preferred (6)
2
1
Mar. 22
Mar. 11
Sale
830
18
16*5 Feb. 21
Mar. 22
37%
41
IX Sale
16 % Sale
1
2,100
Convertible preferred...
12,800 Warren Fdry Ac Pipe..
8,306 Webster Elsenlohr........
7%
4
19
Jan.
16
...
790
8
19
27*4 Feb. 18
Mar.
14*5 Mar. 9
47*3 Mar. 18
1*5 Mar. 11
20*3 Mar. 13
9*5 Mar. 19
4*5 Mar. 13
65
Mar. 21
3*5 Mar. 13
75*5 Mar. 13
9*5 Mar. 13
87*5 Mar. 15
2*3 Mar. 18
Sale
Sale
Sale
4
5!*
if?*
Waldorf System...—
6,600 Weston El
3
11
7
w
Feb.
Mar,
Mar.
Mar. 13
34% Sale
46% Sale
16
16*5
7
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
5
21
Mar.
Mar. 18
Sale
29
Jan.
1X
1
14
Jan.
4*4 Jan.
883
273
1043
73
363
53
8?a
8*4
Mar.
Feb.
Mar.
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 16
4
6
20%
130
Sale
1
40,506 Warren Bros
1
Mar,
Mar.
Mar.
38%
1
1
Walgreen Co..
4
Mar.
Sale
100
.......100
Preferred B
Preferred
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 15
6X
54
Detlnnlnft
7% preferred
Mar. 13
75
*
6,106
7% preferred
..1
193,100 Warner Bros Pictures
4,680
$3.85 conv preferred-...
9,800 Warner«Qulnlan
Mar.
Sale
1
1,450
2,470
1,690
1,280
1,810
Mar. 28
4*5
4*5
...
160
Mar.
Mar. 29
Mar.
Mar.
Sale
•
...
1,350
99,900
13,900
139,500
51,400
410,400
Mar. 14
5%
30X
1
2
7*4 Feb.
82
■
1,130
6*4% preferred.—
38,100 Walworth Co..
1,600 Ward Baking class A
8,300
Class B
166
Mar. 12
Sale
.....100
4,900 (Wabash
9,600
Preferred A
100
,■
Mar. 29
Sale
70 Virginia Iron. Coal Ac CokelOO
20
5% pref erred
100
.""540
Mar.
7
Mai'. 15
Mar. 15
7
51,100 Vanadium Corp of America.*
20,900 Van Raalte Co
5
1,866
7% 1st preferred.......100
19,800 Vlck Chemical Inc
5
37,700 Va-Caro Chem
•
79,800
6% preferred..........100
3,300
7% prior pref....
100
3,860 Virginia Elec Ac Power 0% pf*
70
Jan.
79
United Carbon
32,900 Vadsco Sales Corp..—
7,000
6,500
Mar.
5
Mar. 15
Sale
100
20,200
7,400
1
Mar.
Sale
5
Tran Ac Williams Steel Forfl*
Tri-Contlnental Corp......*
Preferred................*
Trlco Products.. -•
Troax Traer Coal
•
Truscon Steel Co. —.....1C
Twin City Rapid Transit...*
Preferred...
.....100
13,000
7
5*5 Jan.
7
13*5 Mar. 13
1*3 Mar. 15
Mar.
Transc fir West Air Inc
Preferred..
Mar. 15
Mar. 20
*
,
206
16
Mar. 16
5%
29%
13,900 United Piece Dye Works
*
2,160
Preferred
........—100
85,400 United Stores A
-*
7,200
Preferred
_.—.—*
18,960 Universal Leaf Tobacco
•
1,120
Preferred......———.100
610 Universal Plct 1st pref
100
22,300 Universal Pipe Ac Rad Co..l
3,470
Preferred..
.——100
52,500 u S Pipe Ac Foundry
20
11,600
1st preferred-............*
2,000 u S Distrib Corp
•
320
Preferred........ ......100
1,900 u S Express............—100
:
5,000 U S Freight
•
9,900 U S Ac Foreign Secur Corp..*
1,800
Preferred
44,200 U S Gypsum Co...........20
2,530
7% preferred..........100
7,900 U S Hoffman Mach
5
42,900 U S Indus Alchol
•
14,700 U S Leather ▼ t c
...—*
20,800
Class Art c
——*
800
Prior preferred v t c _—100
35,600 u S Realty Ac Impt..
....*
131,600 U S Rubber
*
103,100
8% 1st preferred—.....100
156,800 U S Smelt Ref At Mft
50
11,500
Preferred.....———.50
600,750 United States Steel
100
61,400
7% preferred
100
3,500 U S Tobacco
*
200
6
Mar.
2
Mar. 13
Mar. 18
•
preferred
Mar.
6*5 Mar. 12
61*5 Jan.
7
2*5 Mar. 7
2*3 Mar. 7
Sale
..100
..
4
88 % Sale
26 X
32:
104: X 105
Timken-Detrolt Axle Co...lO
Transamerica Corp......
6
Mar.
20
7% Sale
12%
100
Tlmlcen Roller Bear..
19
Mar. 23
Mar. 16
16*5 Mar.
2*3 Mar.
Tidewater Assoc Oil........*
5% con? preferred
Mar. 13
5%
75 ;
31
31
Mar. 15
•
—...—•
Thompson Starrett
Preferred...
6
Sale
2*4 Sale
Preferred
100
30 Utah Copper
......10
30,100 Utilities P Ac L "A**—.
1
17,100
5,100
Mar. 12
15 X
Thompson
180
10
'
v
7
Mar.
7
Mar. 15
1
rhlrd Nat'l Investors......
■'1
4,100
Highest
Sale Prices
Mar.
1,300 (United Paperboard Co..100
S
Lowest
Sale Prices
5% Mar. 12
Mar. 16
*
United Corp...—
*
Preferred....————*
United Druft Inc
5
United Dyewood
...—10
430
Preferred.....
.......100
37,600 United Electric Coal...
•
62,400 United Fruit—
——*
289,000 united Gas Ac Impt Co
*
9,200
Preferred
*
7,500
24,500
96,500
3,500
Highest
Sale Prices
75
5,500 uien & Co...
...—..*
14,300 Underwood Elliott Fisher..*
130
7% preferred—
.-..-*
21,800 Union Baft Ac Paper
•
210,600 Union Carbide At Car—*
36,800 Union OH. California
25
89,000 Union Pacific
—100
9,200
Preferred.. ............100
20,760 Union Tank Car ...........*
266,400 United Aircraft Corp w 1
5
169,100 United Air Lines Tr ▼ t c w 1.5
2,400 united American Bosch Corp*
21,600 United Biscuit of Am
*
1,300
5,100
400
Lowest
Mar. 30
Mar. 1
Third Avenue............100
Preferred 6%
170 Tidewater Oil—
150
1
'35
Thermoid Co..............1
96,500
12,400
3,400
:
1
Sale Prices
Mar. 31
2,900 The Pair Co
•
550
7% preferred.......... 100
20
3,900
3,400
'
since jan.
to
Shares
range
PRICES IN MARCH
Low from
July 1 1933
Since
Jan. 1
aggregate
In
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
Mar. 27
32*5 Mar. 18
1
26*5 Mar.
Mar. 14
Mar.
Mar. 27
34*4 Jan.
Jan.
27
38*5 Mar.
97*5 Mar.
Mar. 18
41
Feb.
5
99
Jan.
11*5 Mar.
Mar. 18
13*5
Jan.
__
__
Mar. 14 48' ' Mar.
Mar.
9 111
111*4 Mar.
Mar.
5 102*4 Mar.
4
Feb.
6
Mar. 14
Jan. 17 111*4
Jan.
2 102*4
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
7
9
18
28
2
8
12
7
2
Mar. 22
Feb.
1
N. Y. STOCK
April, 1935]
SALES
AGGREGATE
Since
1
In
1,800
11,300
700
2,100
8,500
2,700
|!"To
800
600
....
"
*
9,050
White Motor....
11,900
290
8,100
24,100
Convertible
•
*
"A"
Yale & Towns Mfg
No par
73 % Sale
55
Sale
16 % Sale
34
'■
37
1034.
1
,
July 12 1934; par value 10s. replaced
£1 par, share for share.
m Par value 550 lire listed June 27 1934; replaced
Listed
,
500 lire par value.
»»
Listed Aug. 24
1933; replaced
no
par stock
share for share.
• Listed
May 24 1934; low adjusted to give effect
to 3 new shares exchanged for one old no par share.
Adjusted for 66 2-3%
Nov. 3011934.
stock dividend payable
,■
4
Adjusted for 100% stock div .paid April 301934.
Adjusted for 100% stock div. paid Dec. 311934.
67
Mar ."29
51% Mar. 18
53% Sale
11
14
27%
74% Mar .""2
55% Mar. 1
16% Mar. 4
67""
Sale
13
Mar.
% Mar. 12
23
48
79
Mar.
5
Mar.
5
Mar. 23
Mar. 1
22
Sale
17
17% Mar. 13
2% Mar. 14
22
Mar.
1
3% Mar.
36% Mar.
19% Mar.
1
5
4
Mar.
2
3% Sale
37%
40
19% Sale
16 % Sale
51
45
par value 400
2
Sale
4
19%
2% Sale
35
18 %
36
19
34% Mar. 14
13
14% Sale
36% 45%
1%
Mar. 18
Mar. 15
18
34
17
2
3%
1% Mar. 28
3
Mar. 15
lire listed Sept. 20 1934; replaced
.
■
'
replaced no par stock share
Adjusted for 25% stock div. paid June 11934.
The National Securities Exchanges on which
Buffalo Stock
California Stock
1% Mar.
4% Mar.
26
Jan.
Jan.
7
Jan.
3
8
Feb.
4% Mar. 18
Colorado
i»
_
Springs Stock
New Orleans Stock
Philadelphia Stock
Pittsburgh Stock
»
Richmond Stock
8*
St. Louis Stock
88
Salt Lake City Stock
San Francisco Stock
San Francisco Curb
San Francisco Mining
Seattle Stock
»i
V-;.:
'
11
3
79% Jan.
Spokane Stock
Washington (D. 0.) Stock
9W
mm",
7
Feb.
1
4% Jan.
7
42
Feb. 10
Jan.
2
8
10
Minneapolis-St. Paul
>8
Jan,
52% Jan.
__
2% Jan.
4% Jan.
*'
88
,
Feb. 18
Jan.
7
Jan. 23
1% Mar. 28
Mar. 15
3
8«
_
0
22
24
Jan.
8
Feb. 18
1.
2
Jan.
Jan.
8
21,
13
87
Chicago Stock
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago Curb
Cincinnati Stock
Jan.
21
21 % Jan.
Jan.
56
M
8®
Jan.
2!
9]
2!
35
7
Mar. 18
Mar. 15
Jan.
3
18
1*
88
18 J
Jan.-3
24!
24
Los Angeles Stock
Los Angeles Curb
i#
20% Jan. 21
58
Jan. 22
17% Mar. 13
2% Mar. 14
34% Mar. 14
Detroit Stock
17
Mar. 14
31% Jan.
3
75
Feb. 28
Denver Stock
1*
Feb.
25% Feb.
7
67
Mar. 29
51
Jan* 15
11% Mar. 12
25% Mar. 13
20% Mar. 12
35% Mar. 13
73% Mar. 13
Cleveland Stock
n
S
7
Feb. 20
2% Feb. 26
16% Mar. 13
18
Jan.
3
25
Mar. 14
14% Mar. 28
46% Jan. 12
-6% Mar. 15
13% Mar. 22
1% Mar. 15
6
Jan. 11
1
Mar. 14
34
Feb.
5
2
1
11
Jan.
Mar. 30
46
Boston Stock
"
5
7
1
Mar.
Mar.
2
25% Mar. 13
7
"
22
Mar. 5
1% Mar. 2
7% Mar. 30
20% Mar. 12
*
>8
4
6
July 1 1933 were made (designated
by superior figures in tables), are as follows:
1
New York Stock
vV
*
New York Curb
3 New York Produce
* New York Real Estate
» Baltimore Stock
9
1
Mar.
Mar.
35
1
low prices since
«
16% Mar.
56
10
35% Mar. 13
73% Mar. 13
,
42
25"" Mar." 14
t
Jan.
Feb.
1
2
2
28%
500 lire par value.
♦1 Listed
April 4 1934;
Ex-rights.
1 Companies reported in receivership.
«Adjusted for 25% stock dividend paid Oct.
Mar.
3% Mar.
19% Mar.
2
2% Jan.
7
Mar. 15
1% Feb. 27
5
4
1
5
79
1
Ex-dividend.
Mar. 11
Mar. 14
2% Mar.
% Mar.
7% Mar.
8% Mar.
20
22
41% Sale
73% 75%
1%
value.
Highest
Sale Prices
28
Sale
Sale
25
44
Co
Deferred delivery,
Gash sales.
Lowest
Sale Prices
34% Mar. 2
4% Mar. 18
.
V
m
1% Mar. 15
6
A...*
Wilson Ac Co...
Mar. 27
eilMar^l,
13% Mar. 2:
.....5
Wilcox-Rich Corp class
40
♦
a
>7
14% Mar. 28
49
preferred....*
Wilcox Oil 5c Gas
4
"25~" Mar." 14
ctfs new..
Sewing Mach
...*
4,500 Zenith Radio Corp
71,200 Zonlte Products Corp
1,000
11,600
m
Mar.
White Rk M Spr
White
Highest
2% Mar. 13
16% Mar. 13
........50
1
Sale Prices
Lowest
Par
35
41,000 Yel Trk At C'ch class B...10
7% preferred
......100
1,050
19,700 Young Spring Ac Wire .....
92,800 Youngst'n Sh Ac Tube.....
5%% preferred........100
1,700
10,400
800
X
Mar. 30
Sale Prices
2
Mar. 15
Mar. 4
Mar. 15
Mar. 30
$6 cum preferred....... 100
22,100
10
171,300 Woolworth (F W)
12,900 Worthlngton P Ac M......100
7% preferred "A"......100
18,570
6% preferred B—
.100
1,800
2,050 Wright Aeronautical Corp..*
•
14,100 Wrtgley (Wo) /r._
52,400
5,600
2,340
600
740
5,800
r
Mar. 1
2,600 Western Dairy Prod A......*
Class B ▼ t c
•
9,600
100
33.900 Western Maryland....
Second preferred...... 100
2,200
100
11,200 Western Pacific—
Preferred
100
33,500
*
17,000 Westvaco Chlorine Prod
70 Wheel's & Lake Erie Ry ColOO
10
6% non cum pref
100
5,000 Wheeling Steel Corp.......*
Preferred..........-.-.100
5,100
9,400
8,900
4,700
12,600
1,200
246,500
65,100
10,706
'IX*
'35
....
'
:
Mar. 31
Shares
Shares
200
7^300
5,800
3,500
700
4,500
400
117,300
to
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Jan.
March
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN MARCH
Low from
July 1 1933
STOCKS
43
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
M-
IK
mm
-x-x:
RANGE OF PRICES ON NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
Stock Sales
March
1935
r
Shares
1934
v
Jan. 1 to March 31
Bond Sales
!
3,184,671
March...-
6,398,760
9,780,017
—
23,818,566
—-----
Jan. 1 to March 31-.-
NOTICE.—Deferred delivery, under the rule and cash sales, are disregarded In the month's range, unless they are
utslde of the regular monthly range are shown In a footnote In the month in which they occur.
No account Is taken
AGGREGATE
;
In
SALES
March
Jan. 1
Shares
Shares
July I
500
m
«•-.«.«-
Par
600 Acetol Products. Inc. A
100 Acme Wire Co v t c
625 Adams Mlllls 7% 1st pf
—
150
,•
'
2.000
900
-
200
200
100
1,700
100
450 Ala Gt Sou RR ordinary...50
2,070 Ala Power Co $7 pre*
•
480
220
*
preferred
Warrants
.....
;
Ask
2%
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
23,600
87,300
14,200
5,760
1,600
5,650
2,510
>
200
'
2% Sale
4
24
1
12
,
3X Sale
Sale* 2% it"
11* m w
X
...
Allied Mills Inc
•
Aluminum Co common—
%
,
59X Sale
46
*
Sale
% Mar. 18
12X Mar. 7
X Mar. 21
35
Mar. 5
47 X Mar. 18
41% Mar. 7
13
Mar.
37
Sale
32
Mar.
Sale
69*4 Mar.
9% Mar.
7X Mar.
14
14 X
700 Aluminum Industries com..*
*
17
r5 2
6
18
Series C warrants
3
3
Series D warrants
Aluminum Ltd
........
—
2,700 Amer Beverage Corp...
Sale
1
280 American Book Co
100
100
200
200
1,100
1,100
40
95
6*4 Sale
IX
IX
59
400 Amer British It Contr Corp.*
100
Amer
Capital Corp
com
5,025
9,900
127,000
25
6
7
21
A Sale
Preferred...
Mar.
'"a""X
2
35
1
41*4 Jan.
30
125
400
350
1,842
170,800
65,000
4,525
12,025
700
500
,
2,450
10,300
200
m
mm
m,m.m.
Class B
1
Common class B
Sale
Sale
31% 32 %
IX Sale
16*1 Sale
16X Sale
Mar.
Mar.
29
Mar. 14
X Mar. 13
15
Mar. 13
Mar.
1
80
Sale
80
425
450
'in "2
w2 X
B.......50
6% 1st pref series D
50
ser
American Gas fit Elec com...*
17 %
Sale
87
Preferred
Warrants
.....
.....
Laund Mach com....20
Amer Light 8c l rac com
6% preferred
Sale
25
22 X
92 X
3
.
Sale
Sale
3*4
"X
1,200
4,000
370
910
Amer Potash 8c Chem
Corp..*
Superpower
*
900
2,600
2,600
16,200
3,300
Anchor Post
Fence
com
Feb.
Feb.
3
9
23
Feb.
9
X Mar. 25
% Feb.
5
12
X Feb.
15
Jan.
%
*4
*4
%
26
Mar.
6
Mar. 13
5
5
27
Jan.
Jan.
Mar,
Jan.
5
7
7
5
5
15
Jan.
29
29
30
Jan.
15
rar. 29
Mar. 30
5
Feb.
16
*4 Mar. 30
% Jan. 14
6
Jan.
22
4
Mar.
4
Mar. 20
20
1
Jan.
6
Mar.
Jan.
Feb.
28
*4 Feb.
5
% Jan. 21
*4 Jan.
4
29
6
Jan.
9
Mar. 20
Feb. 27
Mar. 20
20
32*4 Mar. 27
1*4 Mar. 30
17
80
Mar.
Mar.
1
1
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
4
15
7
19
"l%Maf."l3
20
15*4 Mar. 5
22*4 Mar. 30
12*4 Mar.
4
1%
IX
A
13X
13%
17%
85%.
3X
X
1
14
4
19
1% Mar. 28
*4 Mar. 4
15
xVTar. 20
93
Mar. 28
3*4 Mar. 4
*4 Mar. 19
10
14%
Sale
18
29
Mar. 14
15
Mar. 13
33**
1*4
20*4
17*4
76
Jan.
80
Feb.
20 112
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
27
15
*4 Mar. 13
20*4 Feb. 27
1*4
1*4
A
13*4
13*4
23
21
20
16*4
7
80*4
21
2*4
*4 Mar. 19
H
X
%
3
14*4 Sale
*f Sale
49 X
9*4
4H
4X
3% Jan.
5
X Mar. 19
12*4 Mar. 4
7*4 Mar. 14
17*4 Feb.
7
15*4 Jan.
5
10*4 Mar. 30
19*4 Mar. 27
20
Mar,
8
Mar. 29
Jan.
Mar. 29
10}
4
15*4 Mar.
49
Mar.
5
6
Mar. 22
Mar.
2
Mar. 22
1
7*4 Mar. 12
9
4
4*4 Mar.
Jan.
23
...»
A
%
X
Mar. 14
*6 Mar.
X Mar. 19
%
4
Jan.
17
Feb.
25
*4 Jan.
14
Jan.
8
2i
1
Jan.
23
13
Mar. 30
Mar. 13
19*4 Jan.
1*4 Jan.
44
Feb.
21
54
Jan.
16
7*4 Mar. 12
13
Jan.
10
4
4*4 Feb.
11*4 Jan.
7
9
Jan.
9
11*4 Jan.
4%
20
8
13*4 Mar ."30
*4 Mar. 13
Sale
Feb.
Mar. 28
25
46
4
9
28
16
29
13X sale
% Sale
8
10
Feb.
22*4 Mar. 30
754 Feb. 25
*4 Mar. 27
48 **
50
Jan.
93
Mar. 29
7
1
20
*4 Jan.
16
*4 Mar. 27
X
Mar.
8
46*4
8*4
Mar.
Feb.
7
22
Feb. 11
Jan. 12
Feb. 27
Feb. 19
1*4 Mar. 13
13*4 Mar. 25
10*4 Mar. 30
19*4 Mar. 27
21*4 Mar. 25
7% Mar. 14
18
■_*
1st preferred.—.....—...*
8,200
Preferred
*
6,700
5
2,500 Amer Thread preferred
100 Amsterdam Trading Am ahs_.
600
Jan.
52
46*
X Feb.
9
*4 Mar. 25
% Feb.
5
Feb.
21
12*4 Mar. 7
*4 Jan. 21
40
1
13%
American Meter Co. ....—..*
American
1*4 Jan.
20*4 Mar. 18
11%
14
8X Sale
...25
200 Amer Pneumatic Service
1,600
173,300
4
Jan.
16>|
75 Amer Mfg Co common.....100
American Maracalbo———1
16,100
1,600
mmm---
50,400
3,700
4,000
7% 1st pref.
15
Mar. 23
Feb. 19
4
24*4 Feb. 21
112
313
13
cl A...*
450 Amer Maize Products com...*
—
5,100
Jan.
5
4
Mar. 28
Jan. 18
Mar. 27
Mar. 4
Corp
Conv class A—————25
6,350 Amer
25,900
1,900
900
37
Jan.
1,200 American Investors com—..1
500
Mar.
.......100
com
29
Mar. 27
.
1,200
6,200
Mar.
Jan. 21
Feb.
5
Mar. 18
Mar. 7
A Feb. 23
Mar. 19
iff
A Mar.
18
138
100
Preferred
100
50
800 American Equities Co
*
4,600 Amer Ac Foreign Power warr..
21,000 Amer Founders Corp.. .....1
600
Jan.
2
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
6*4 Mar.
Mar.
63
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
18 # Mar.
140
Mar.
% Mar.
X
S3 preferred.........—...*
50 Amer Dist Tel N J common..*
'<
1
2
3*4
18*4
*4
12*4
2
iiH
1 % Mar.
Common class B.
100 Amer Cyanamid
27,800
23
18
7*4
8*4
106*4
8
11*4
Feb.
H Mar. 25
r5 2
6
6% Mar.
IX Mar.
61
64
X
cl A*
American Cigar Co com
Amer Cities Power Ac Lt
2,200
6,200
s
36
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
2% Feb. 28
8*4 Jan. 18
103
8
71
Mar.
2
9*4 Mar. 29
Mar.
Mar.
3
—
24
Mar. 27
Mar. 4
14*4 Mar.
41*4 Mar.
Mar.
6% preferred—......-.100
230
40
Mar. 12
20
70
13 *f Sale
39% Sale
.........100
Aluminum Goods Mfg
*
1,600
100
7X Mar. 28
X Mar. 25
Preferred...
30
20
5
Mar. 15 106 **
Mar.
8
11X
4
2% Mar. 15
4
Mar. 18
4
104
8
Alliance Investment com..-*
600
1,100
Mar.
4
4
,
300
1
Sale Prices
Mar. 30
1
Ask Bid
16 preferred..
720
*
300 Algoma Consol Corp com...*
100
7% preferred
.5
100
200
Convertible
Mar.
Bid
100
A,;V;
100
*35
25
1,200 Aero Supply Mfg clas9 A—.
Class B
15,600
300 Agfa Ansco Corp com
1
8,300 Alnsworth Mfg Corp com...*
4,100 Air Investors Inc common..*
1,200
11,300
SINCE JAN.
RANGE
1933
Mar. 31
STOCKS
$101,639,000
313,662,000
the only transactions of the month, and when selling
of such salee In computing the range for the year.
PRICES IN MARCH
Low from
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
1934
1935
$91,235,000
295,756,000
9
X Mar. 19
2
6
2
*4 Jan. 25
Appalachian Elec Power—
500
3,600
800
A returns
Radio Tube
Arkansas Nat Gas com
Class A—
.1
....*
-
Preferred.
8
...*
...10
20 Arkansas P 8c L %7 pref—..*
19,600 Armstrong Cork com
_....*
11,400 Art Metal Works common...5
3,700
4,000
78
7% preferred........__...*
X*
% Sale
2%
3
19 K
Sale
3 M Sale
Sale
X
A
Sale"
2%
2%
73.
A
*4
*4
2X
Mar. 13
Mar. 21
Mar. 21
Mar. 1
Mar. 15
Mar. 21
Mar. 14
17*4 18
3% Sale
78
Mar. 27
71
Mar.
% Mar.
7
4
2*4 Mar.
6
19*4 Mar. 4
4*4 Mar. 23
21
Mar
78
27
A Mar. 21
*4 Mar. 15
1
Jan.
*4 Mar. 21
*4 Feb. 28
2*4 Mar. 15
41X Jan. 30
16*4 Mar. 21
3*4 Mar. 14
tJan. 3
Jan.
26
Feb.
2
3*4 Jan.
41*4 Jan.
2
30
Jan.
2
4*4 Jan.
9
27
2
20
6*4 Jan.
11
Jan.
2
Jan.
2
6
1*4 Feb.
2*4 Jan.
Jan.
10*4 Jan.
7
7
10
5
30
10
24
Associated Elec Industries—
3,100
•'
4,500
400
American deposit rects—£1
2,700 Assoc Gas 8c Elec
8.500
32,700
100
com
Mar.
23,400
Atlantic Coast Fisheries...
*
10
1*4 Mar. 18
IX Mar. 28
51.000
1,600
6,400
1,500
2,400
129,600 Atlas Corp com
6,000 S3 preferred A.—..........*
Warrants
19,100
3,000 Atlas Plywood Corp..
...»
9,200 Auto Voting Machine com..*
...
305
400
3,950 Babcock Ac Wlloos Co...—*
8,800 Baldwin Locomotive warr....
200
220 Baumann (L) 8c Co pref. .100
56.
5
9*4 Mar.
1
Mar. 4
Mar. 20
IX
"l% "2 %
9
a
Sale
6
2
5*4 Sale
~7% Sale"
8
48%
2*1 Sale
5
5%
6 X Sale
47
18X
Sale
48
1*4 Sale
4*4 Sale
5*4
5*4
Mar. 26
Mar. 29
7*4
47*4
1 %
3*4
5*4
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
14
29
20
9
57
303
Sale
8
X
18
705 Axton Fisher Tob class A.. 10
1,475
see page
Mar. 4
Mar. 2
Mar. 18
Mar. 28
A
40 Atlantic Coast Line Co—..50
(for footnotes
Mar.
A
*4
1*4
IX
5%
A Sale
.......—..1
$5 preferred..
..*
2,000 Associated Rayon Coro com.*
100 Associated Telep Utilities..*
300
10,000
6
5% Sale
t
300
Class A
20
Mar. 18
28
Mar. 14
21
*4 Mar. 1
Mar. 13
Sale
18
554 Feb.
A Jan.
X Mar.
IX Feb.
IX Mar.
*4 Jan.
Mar. 29
18
Mar. 26
Mar. 29
7*4
47*4
1*4
3*4
Mar. 14
Feb.
6
Mar. 20
Mar. 9
Mar.
5
6*4 Mar.
7
Mar.
5
57
30*4 Mar. 1
*4 Mar. 1
21*4 Mar. 12
28
59
10
5
8*4 Mar. 29
49*4 Mar. 8
2*4 Mar. 1
5
28
2
5
Jan.
2
Mar. 18
Mar. 14
X Feb. 27
21
Mar. 13
.
Jan.
9*4 Jan.
49*4 Mar.
3
Jan.
2
8
2
6*4 Jan.
7
6*4 Jan. 22
60
Feb.
1
37*4 Jan.
3*4 Jan.
25*4 Jan.
4
8
9
'■
AGGREGATE
July 1 1933
\ to
Mah 31 '35
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
March
Jan. 1
Shares
800
Shares
200
800
1.400
T,206
6,500
16,900
6,700
I,700
600
70
100
m
mm*--
Blclcford'a lnc
Ask Bid
IK
2)4 Sale
300
100
100
2,750
11,000
300
1
100
300
800
1.100
9,400
200
200
Mgr. 20
"3K Mar,"l8 "4" "Mar "4
1
Mar. 20
3534 Mar. 15
8
Mar, 20
9
6
Mar.
6
4)4
4
Mar.
8
"4)4 Mar.*12
l*H
16
Mar. 15
Jan.
6)4 Mar "*2
"4
!
i
9
Mar. 5
Mar. 11
Mar. 29
18
2
Mar.
Mar.
34 Jan.
334 Jan.
Mar. 29
16
450
Bulova Watch
15%
15
UK
Prod
v
1,200
1,000
1
25
900
19,100
11,500
;
8% Sale
31)4 33
1634 Sale
"""700
200 Carman A Co
15)4 Feb. 20
2)4 Mar. 5
25)g Mar. 29
Mar. 11
Mar. 29
Mar. 16
Feb. 21
5
Mar. 19
Mar. 29
6
33
17
2
25
Mar. 12
35
.
28
34
Sale
30
1
m
1
'I% ~ 2%
2
654
2%
6 34
1J4 Mar. 7
6)4 Mar. 13
8)4 Mar.
8
Jan.
24
Mar. 21
Jan.
29
79)4 Mar. 27
69)4 Jan.
21
Mar.
%
Mar.
5
Mar. 22
Mar. 1
1
Mar.
5
conv
7K Sale
A stk
<«ent A Southwest
1,100
1,150
2,100
150
250
450
675
525
7% preferred....#.——.100
6% pref without warr—100
Conv preferred.........100
Conv pref opt ser 1929..100
300
8,800 Centrifugal Pipe Corp....
2,000 Charts Corp com......—.
1,150 Chesebrough Mfg......—.25
**ll)£
H
3g
eooew,
500
260
2,500
.
4,600 Chicago Mail
Sale
8% Sale
74
8%
734
6)4
.134
134
TS "W
17%
17%
mmm-
'17 "
17/" Mar."13
17%
112,500
7,400
300
150
350
*
Sale
Sale
6
100
300
3,200
1,100
8.300
300
300
2,400
1,950
4,025
8
2
7
7
2734 Feb. 21
3
4
334
2534
854
934
33
1734
79)4
Jan. 15
Mar. 29
Jan.
7
Jan. 16
Jan.
7
Feb. 15
Mar. 27
28
3934
1)4
25
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
11
28
)4 Feb. 28
7
Jan.
12
% Jan.
10
234 Jan.
754 Jan.
7
2
Jan.
8
1
9)4
7)4
134
2)4
Mar. 1
Mar. 23
Mar. 15
Mar.
Mar.
1
9
*17)4 Mar"il
Mar. 26
59
1334
Mar." i4 "1734 Mar.""2
34 Mar. 21
34 Jan.
3)4 Mar
20
Feb. 13
Feb.
lA Mar.
4
Jan.
20
Feb. 13
74
Mar.
7)4 Jan.
79
6)4 Jan.
Sale
5
Mar. 25
5
1
Mar.
6
6)4 Jan.
17
Jan.
54)4 Jan.
74
30
Mar.
Mar.
6
5
*8)4 Mar. 28
Sale
25
Mar.
1
3
2
10
Feb. 25
1
!
Jan.
954 Jan.
15
Jan.
30
9
63a
1734
60
61
1934
15
6)4
Jan.
5
5
93
2 x97%
10
25
75
Mar. 4
71
32
Mar. 4
30
9)4 Mar. 26
x8%
2934 Mar. 11
20)4
,
Mar. 15 110
Mar. 14 105
Mar. 21
15
Feb. 27
80
Mar. 5 36
Mar. 28
Jan. 24
18
26
5
Feb.
2
Feb. 18
Feb. 14
Feb.
4
Feb. 18
Jan.
8
234 Jan.
234 Jan.
13)4 Mar. 14
Mar.
Mar. 15 107
Mar.
s97)4 Mar. 14 105
10
Mai. 21
10)4 Mar.
o
1
3
10
134 Mar. 13
154 Mar. 4
57
1234
25
74
mm
1634 Sale
Mar.
% Mar.
1
34 Sale
"I"" Sale"
Sale
148
154
120
2)4 Mar.
1)4 Mar.
34 Mar.
4)4 Mar.
12)4 Mar.
4)4
13)4
115
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
23
27
10
21
26
934 Feb. 19
2954 Mar. 11
13
Sale
14)4
lo]
7)4 Sale
Sale
Sale
Cleveland Tractor com—
400 Club Aluminum Utensil
300 Cohn & Rosenberger
com
Sale
Sale
28
25)4 27
8)4 Sale
2934
Sale
9
*
com..
6,600 Colon Oil Corp common
5,975 Colt's Potent Fire Arms Mfg25
Columbia Gas A Elec Corp—
7.975
5% Conv preferred.——100
34
...
34
34
34
26
Sale
43)4 Sale
43)4 Sale
38)4
% Sale
38
43)4
63)4 Sale
Feb.
Jan.
4
Mar.
1
12% Mar. 22
138)4 Mar. 18 115
13)4 Mar." 11
34 Mar. 14
6)4 Mar. 6
34 Mar. 18
6
Preferred BB
Feb.
2
Mar.
18)4 Mar. 30
1434"Mar." "2
12)1
Mar.
8
Mar.
6)4
7)4
334
%
Mar. 5
Mar. 27
Mar. 14
Mar. 27
5
26
Mar.
6
7)4
34
534
34
25)4
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
28
25
28
32
Mar. 14
1)4 Mar, 1
10)4 Mar. 30
1
% Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
17
12
1554 Jan.
4
1)4
1354
1)4
13
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
2
9
8
Jan.
19
13
Jan.
12
1434 Jan.
5
Jan.
)4 Jan,
11
llll
18
14
4
§4 Mar. 14
6)4 Mar.
Feb.
Jan.
7
1834 Mar. 30
)4 Jan. 17
6
Mar.
2
6)4 Mar.
5
6
8
Mar.
2
9
Mar.
2
634 Mar. 5
734 Mar. 27
334 Jan. 16
4)4 Mar. 27
34 Mar. 4
28)4 Mar. 26
l!j
Mar. 29 157
H Jan.
3
17k Mar. 14
1534 Mar. 13
22
3
1
2
14
.
Feb.
Feb.
1% Mar. 19
34 Mar. 13
4)4 Jan.
4
34 Mar. 28
54 Jan.
2
5
Mar.
Jan.
Mar. 13
Mar. 1
Mar. 13
'
1
700 Cities Serv Pr A Lt $4 pref..
450
$7 preferred...•
1,200 City Auto Stamping Co...
4,600 Claude Neon Lights com..—1
5,900 Cleveland Elec Ilium com...*
4
22
2
18
11
23
11
20
5
18
Jan.
»A Mar. 14
34 Mar. 6
2
1
1
)4 Mar. 13
17)4 Mar. 14
1534 Mar 13
Sale" "18% Sale'
8
9
Mar. 11
Mar. 28
Mar.
Mar.
1
434 Sale
14
Mar.
34 Mar.
2
14)4 Sale
............. —
34,300
Feb. 27
)4 Jan. 30
1)4 Mar. 7
6)4 Mar. 13
34 Mar. 15
% Mar.
A Mar.
3)4 Mar.
Mar. 26
93
1634
Order
10,300 Chicago Rivet & Machine...
328,100 Cities Service common
Prefer rod.
18,300
Preferred B...——
1,400
530
1
59
-m mmmm
17
1
Mar. 8
Mar. 9
Mar. 13
Mar. 4
Mar.
74
8K
100 Chicago Nipple Mfg class A.50
""666
7)4 Mar.
m ■
3,100 Chief Consol Mining Co—1
1,480 Chllds Co preferred..——100
1,200
1,000
15
Util-—
1,700
Common.....
....—_1
24,000 Central States Elec com— 1
800
6,000
"2)4 "Mar ."27
1
34 Mar. 21
)4 Mar. 7
3% Mar. 7
•
Carnation Co common.,...*
975
$7 dU preferred..,..—...*
♦
1,500 Cent Hud G A B v tc,
2,000 Cent Pow A Lt 7% pref
100
1,325
% Mar.
i
Celanese Corp of Amer—
200
890
2434 Mar. 2
30
Mar. 12
34 Feb.
5
20
10,925
7% 1st partlc pref...#—100
2.525
7% prior preferred......100
2,700 Celluloid Corp com.......15
1st preferred
1,255
.——...*
330
19
4
3134 Jan.
2734 Mar.
%
59.700 Carrier Corp common.,....*
42,700 Catalin Corp of Amer......
200
% Feb.
6)4 Jan.
'■ ;
21",666
625
26
5
27)4 Mar. 29
27)4 Mar. 5
1%
H
325 Carolina P A L $7 pref.——.*
20
$6 preferred.... ei»«aiw«ieajeO^
1,275
3
Jan.
1034 Jan.
6 34 Feb.
1
Jan.
8
4
2434 Mar.
23
23
25
33 34 Sale
t c—.
25
10,300
2
X Jan.
.5
4)4 Feb. 19
19)4 Feb. 20
27H Mar.
2734 Mar.
6
Mar. 19
31)4 Mar. 15
16)4 Mar.
77)4 Mar. 14
1634 Sale
Am dep rets A
ord sh—£1
Am dep rets B ord sh—£1
Am dep rets pref sh—
£1
800 Calamba Sugar Estate Co.20
Canadian Hydro Elec Corp
50
6% 1st preferred...—..100
3,400
15
2
14)4 Mar. 22
2
13.200 Can Indus Alcohol cl A—
B non-voting...........
2,700
49.600 Canadian Marconi Co—...
24,300 Carib Syndicate com .....25c
2,100
Jan.
Feb.
6)4 Mar.
14)4 Mar. 22
1
Mar.
2434 Mar. 16
5)5 Mar. 7
7
5%
—
Cables A Wireless—
5,600
6,200
3,700
600
11
65
lnc—
Co
Warrants....
II,800 Cable Elec
1,700
2
14)4 Mar. 22
14)4
reg—£1
2,400 Burma Corp, Amer dep rets..
37,400 8utler Bros.—..........10
1,500
11,500
24
334 Feb. 19
% Mar. 18
6)1 Mar, 20
...
900
V
21
Jan.
Jan.
Ltd-
1,100
$3.50 conv pref..........
14,375 Bunker Hill A Sullivan.. 10
1,100 Burco lnc common.—.—
825
$3 conv preferred
700
6,000
200
6)4 Jan.
2
41
27% Mar. 29
27H Mar. 5
12%
.
8,600 Brown Forman Distillery... 1
1,450 Buckeye Pipe Line........50
9,700 Buff Niag A East Pow pref.25
$5 1st preferred....—....*
1,600
1,900
14
934 Mar. 29
5)4 Mar. 4
1
Mar.
1
34 Mar. 1
6)4 Mar. 2
1
7
654
Am dep rets ord reg—10s
250 British Col Power class A.
925 Brown Co 6% pref———100
3,500
600
5
18
11
Mar. 12
Mar. 20
Feb. 13
1)4 Jan. 17
8)4 Mar. 6
2
334 Jan.
1
Jan.
7
% Mar. 18
6)4 Feb. 16
25
Jan. 16
8)4 Mar. 6
4)5 Mar. 12
5)4 Sale
1
Sale
54 Sale
3,300
250
125
2
6
Feb.
6)4
British Celanese Ltd—:
600
15
Mar. 20
60
Amer dep rets ord hoar, fl
Amer dep rets ord
Mar. 20
2
8
134 Mar.
3834 Mar.
3
6
17)4
8)4 Feb.
1
3934 Feb. 13
3 34 Mar. 18
5
12
40
25
....
Coupon stock fbearerV..
British Amer Tobacco,
,
12
Mar. 12
5
Class A....—............
Britlsb-Americab Oil Co
500
7
"5" Mar." 12
5
V*
7
Glass B_.................
Brillo Mfg Co common......
200
38
334 Jan.
1)4 Mar. 25
Jan.
129)4 Jan.
4 132
1)4 Jan.
134 Feb. 18
1
Mar.
40
Bouriols lnc ._———*
Bower Roller Bearing. ...—.5
Bowman BUtmore Hotels-—
2,100
800
2% Mar.
3
7% 1st preferred..—.100
Borne Scrymser Co
25
500
Highest
Sale Prices
934 Mar.
1%
36 34
Opt 0% Conv pref——— "
Blnmentbal (S) Ac Co com—*
Bohack (H C) Co common— .*
600
7% 1st preferred.
—100
8,600 Brasillan Tr Lt A Pf ord—*
15,400 Bridgeport Machine com....*
600 Brill Corp class A..........'
4,600
3,000
Lowest
Sale Prices
1H Mar, 25
*"ZK "T"
100 Botany Consol Mills com....*
2,200
Highest
Sale Prices
m m m m m
'm "16" "llH Sale"
—1
Corp com
Lowest
V""Mar."l2
com———
I
Sale Prices
Ask
2
.
Bliss (KW)OGo common—
Blue Ridge
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Th "TH "IK ""2)4
$2.50 Conv prof.——*
400
7,900
1,600
Mar. 30
Mar. 1
Bid
STOCKS CContinued)
Par
2,200 Bellanca Aircraft ▼ t c———1
550 Bell Telep Co of Canada..100
400 Benson 8c Hedges com
*
Convertible preferred--—*
200
m m m -
PRICES IN MARCH
Lowfrom
SALES
In
45
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
APRIL, 1935]
Mar. 18
Mar.
Mar. 27
30
8
11
28)4 Mar. 26
23)4
5)4
)4
634
34
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Ma?.
Mar .
29)4 Mar. 20
25
Jan.
29)4 Mar. 20
45)4 Mar. 21
32
Mar. 14
64
Mar.
Mar. 20
6
15
Mar.
4
Mar. 11
11
15
28
21
U
Feb.
Jan.
7
Mar.
1
Mar. 11
Jan.
10
Columbia Oil A Gasoline—
22,300
37,100
Vot trust ctfs.
...
250
350 Columbia Pictures Corp com *
8,300
25.600 Commonwealth Edison... 190
37,600
200
300
35.900
5,300
6,500
96,400
Commonwealth A Sou Corp—
Warrants
V
% Sale
,
900 Community P A L 1st pref..
700 Community Water Serv
1
35,900 Como Mines.
14,700 Compo Shoe Machinery.....
26,200 Consolidated Aircraft com.. 1
45
54)4 Sale
■»•»
•
a*
W-«»
34
.....
«*
)4 Sale
■_
rA
2
'if" Sale"
834 Sale
Sale
17)4* 18
8
8)4
34 Mar.
% Mar. 30
41
Mar. 25
54
Mar.
7
% Mar. 1
7)4 Mar. 11
% Mar. 29
1%
Mar. 28
15)4 Mar. 11
7)4 Mar. 25
44
Mar.
% Mar. 30
6
38
Jan.
64)4 Mar. 23
*A Mar 21
6
H Jan.
6)4 Jan.
Mar. 29
18
47)4 Jan.
Jan.
.
8
Mar.
2)4 Mar. 16
18)4 Mar. 21
9
Mar.
15
1)4 Mar. 28
Jan.
13
15
7)4 Mar. 25
)4 Jan.
44
Mar.
2
% Jan.
854 Feb.
34 Jan.
2)4 Mar.
18)4 Mar.
10)4 Jan.
2
15
22
16
6
64K Mar. 23
31
2
Consol Automatic
800
400
21,400
8,200
"3",500
30
400
500
100
100
200
300
100
16,900
700
300
5,000
600
1)4 Sale
58)4 Sale
139
3
142
Sale
2)4 Sale
5934 Sale
125
133
2)4 Sale
270
—
Si Conv pref A.
8,900 Cosden Oil Co
700
Mar.
6
1
Mar.
4
Mar. 29
Mar. 15
"\i "ih
24=
22
1)4
1
20
——
1% Mar. 20
VA
39
1?4
38
34
2)4
334
1734
3)4
3)4
2
Mar."
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 11
Mar. 26
Mar. 8
Mar- 29
Mar. 6
Mar. 21
4
1134 Mar, 18
12)4 Mar.
1
8
Jani
1345t Feb.
2)4 Jan.
3454
34 Mar. 13
Mar. 14
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
1
52
Mar.
Mar. 28
23)4 Mar.
34 Mar.
134 Mar.
com.......
Preferred......——.., 100
Mar.
Mar. 7
Mar. 11
Mar. 27
4K
19
,
2)4 Mar.
5934 Mar. 30
"2 34 Mar ."27 *"3
Mar. 12
300 Copper Range Co—.......
.......
36,900 fiord Corp..
2,500 Ciorroon A Reynolds.... ...1
800
134 Mar. 16
X57K Mar. 14
39
1
8% pref w w...........100
2,100 Consol Royalty Oil..
10
675 Conf IG A R 7% pr pref. ..ISO
100 Continental Oil of Mexico—1
300 Continental Secur common.*
3,600 Cooper Bessemer Corp com.,
$3 preferred A...........
1,100
.
Jan.
Jan.
Merchandising v t
$3.50 preferred.—.....—.
154,700 Consol Copper Mines
5
27,500 Con Gas ELAP Bait com..*
200 Consol Min A Smelt Ltd...25
9,100 Cons Retail Stores lnc com
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
36
2^4
3)1
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
1654 Jan.
334 Feb.
2)1
2lH
Jan.
4
17
9
254 Feb.
59)4 Feb. 18
10
15
13
Jan. 14
Feb.
1
Mar. 7
3
3 H Jan.
140
430*
W4
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
M Jan.
4
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
254 Jan.
Mar.
34 Mar.
Mar.
28
/■
Jan.
11
28
Feb.
18
Jan.
(iourtaulds Ltd.....—.£i
4001
4,700
Km
dep rets for ord stk reqj
12)4 Sale
11% Mar. 18
For footnotes see page 66
'r
■
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1254 Feb. 14
NEW; YORK CURB EXCHANGE
46
March
Shares
MEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
Jan, 1
Shares
In
Mar. 31 '35
STOCKS (Continued)
25
20,700
3,800
12,000
62,600 Creole Petroleum com ......5
19,300 Crocker Wheeler Elec Mfg..*
1
38,900 Croft (The) Brewing Co
"2", 700
200
6,600 Crown Cent Petrol Corp....l
17,200 Crown Cork Internet cl A..*
1,100 Cuban Tobacco com v t c.—*
4,700 Cuneo Press com ?........10
200
6H% preferred.........100
105,900 Cusl Mexicans Mining....50c
1,200 Darby Patrol Corp.........5
*
2.400 Daranoort Hosiery
"""loo
Am dep rets ord reg
200
£1
700 Darby Oil 8c Raf com.......*
100
2,900
800
1,400
100
36,300
300
""§34 Sale"
JS
m
■'#««
■
"16 34 Sale
134 Sale
5
2
6
34 Sale
834 Sale
8*
30**
3
33
2
2
Sale
10
1
2g
32
1534
6994
m m
m m **
434
" 2$
/
Sale
Sale
89
11
8^
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
7
89
10
4
1
434
1234
4
494
10
434
1434
1234
34 Mar.
5
14
7
87
Mar.
2
2
10
4
194 Mar.
6
5
12
""94Mar.""l
834 Mar.
234 Mar.
34
134 Mar. 14
434 Mar. 29
Mar.
95
Mar.
234 Mar.
454 Mar.
1234 Mar.
Mar. U
1
5
18
29
1
4
8
5
Mar. 14
Feb.
4
Mar. 15
Mar. 14
1
Feb. 13
294 Feb.
6
94 Feb. 15
794 Mar. 13
2
Mar.
30
Feb.
5
5
87
Feb,
6
134 Mar. 14
434 Mar. 29
34 Mar.
1034 Jan.
5
7
89
Mar.
1
1394
734
134
294
34
894
Jan.
Jan.
2
7
3
34
95
Jan. 30
Mar. 18
Mar. 29
Jan.
3
Feb.
6
Jan.
Jan.
3
7
294 Jan.
434 Jan.
12
Mar. 11
16
Jan.
13
1034
12
1
1194 Mar.
15
14
Mar. 5
Mar. 28
Mar. 29
31
34 Mar.
5
Mar.
994 Mar. 21
89
1
794 Mar. 13
95
~~2~ Sale" "194 ""134
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
""'54 Mar"13
2
3234
1
Lowest
34 Mar.
5*
♦32
100 Crowley MUner 8c Co com...*
Ask
Ask Bid
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Sale Prices
Mar. 30
Mar. 1
Bid
Par
Cramp (Wm) & Sons Ship &
100
Engine Bldg Corp
..100
14,350 Crane Co com.............25
75
Preferred..............100
4,900
PRICES IN MARCH
Lo w from
July 1 1933
SALES
AOQREQATE
Jan.
14
Feb.
7
11
2
I)e Haviland Aircraft Co-
4
"8~,io6
17,100 Dictograph Products.......2
8,400 Distilled Liquors Corp
..5
.5,300
"""34 ~"1X ""i
20%
m
25
$4 cum preferred
25 Diamond Shoe Corp........*
134
"1494 Sale"
-
% Feb. 19
20
"6"" Sale"
1194
"~%Mar.~25 """34 M«."25
8
Feb.
19
"5 94 Mar." 7 ""6 94 "Mar." "§
1134 Mar. 7 1494 Mar. 23
1094 Jan.
594 Mar.
1134 Mar.
21
21
Mar. 22
Mar .""6
1494
1034
3294
534
434
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Mar. 22
12
Mar. 29
134 Jan.
20
Feb.
1
4
19
3
1094 Jan.
3
7
7
Jan.
14
1534 Jan.
14
7
Distillers Co Ltd—
7,300
257,200
1,400
61,800
4,300
10,000
50
.vVV.
20
300
600
17.300
800
875
325
300
875
2,300
4M% prior preferred
200
100 Economy Groc Stores com..*
800 Edison Bros Stores Inc.....*
900
1,200
925
1094
394
234
4^
4734
35
60
6234
55
54
34
34
.
10M
4
334
4134
5894
54
7
Mar.
"
16
Mar. 29
8734 Mar.
8034 Mar. 13
4
5
92
Mar.
5
54» Mar.
9134 Mar. 5
34 Mar. 13
4134 Mar. 5
7
44
Mar. 29
""§94 Mar."is "l234 Mar."27
354
234
3834
5894
94
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
434
334
4334
6294
94
14
12
27
19
13
Mar. 4
Mar. 27
Mar. 5
Mar. 8
Mar. 13
4
""434 Sale" ""§34 Sale"
2 34
•1534
Mar .13
"~5g"Mar.26
434 Mar.
334 Mar. 12
1
Jan. 10
Mar. 21
9134 Mar.
"""34 """34 """|4 "Sale"
2634
25
41
534 Sale
4894 Sale
434 Sale
4434 Sale
g 4294
234
294
234
Sale
Sale
Sale
44
3
§34
3
3
34 Mar.
94 Mar. 18
6
6
334 Mar. 13
3934 Mar. 13
3634 Mar. 13
234 Mar. 14
234 Mar. 6
4894
4494
394
334
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
21
30
27
27
Mar. 27
234
"""34Mar.""§
"""94 "I"
11
Jan.
4
94 Feb. 19
894 Feb.
1
134
194
4334 Sale
v
4134
4534
40
134 Mar ."28
134 Mar. 12
4694 Mar. 26
34 Mar. 14
Mar. 21
2334
1834
1434
3294
534
Jan.
7
Feb. 18
Jan. 17
Jan.
5
Feb. 21
Mar.
6
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
94 Jan.
44
Mar.
22
10
10
18
1
7
16
92
60
19
95
10
29
94 Feb. 19
1234 Mar. 27
394 Mar. 14
234 Mar. 12
3834 Mar. 27
Jan.
Jan.
3
7
5034 Jan.
23
58
64
Jan.
30
Jan.
10
94 Jan.
2
6
Mar. 13
Jan.
3
4
3
Jan.
4
2434 Jan.
34 Jan.
16
5
334 Mar. 13
3734 Jan.
5
34
7
Jan.
234 Mar. 14
234 Mar. 6
294 Feb. 28
3i Mar. 8
94 Mar. 14
40
Jan.
1
34
5
34 Feb.
37
20
"26"" Mar."13 "27"*"Mar.""9
0
13
14
5
21
18
8034 Mar. 13
60
14
534 Feb.
4
3,900 Elsler ElectHc com.........*
5
308,000 Electric Bond 5c Share...
$6 preferred
69,700
$5 preferred.......
21,000
6,000 Electric Power Associates... 1
Class A
1
10,300
350 Electric Pow 5c Lt 2d pf A...*
Option warrants..........
2,900
2,900 Electric Shareholdings com.!
$6 Conv pref with warr
*
4,275
1,600
135,100
17,300
3,500
2,900
2,900
44
42
234
4334
.8
$7 preferred series A......*
$6 preferred series B
_*
2,150
6,000 Easy Washing Mach class B.*
13
,
•53
100
1,700
"12 """34
4034
43
34
134
9
Sale
38>|
Eastern States Pr com B....*
2294 Mar. 1
1734 Mar. 23
"ie"" "1834 "1234 "15"" "l4"""Mar."2i "1534 Mar."12
3 34
550
"""500
"8634 Bale" "8394 Sale'
;
2*
Duval Texas Sulphur.......*
5,400 Eagle Picher Lead Co.....20
2,300 Eastern Gas 5c Fuel Assoc..*
6% preferred..........100
1,975
1,200
12
*1*
33*
100 Durham Hosiery cl B com...*
Mar. 22
1494 Mar. 13
1034 Mar. 14
~~634 Mar."~6
12
«36 H
54
.....
"7",200
16
12
Sale
12
Sale
Sale
1234
21
2234 Sale
1734 Sale
3
31H
234
334
18,300 Dow Chemical Co com......*
50 Draper Corp........Z......*
3,300 Driver Harris Co common..10
60
7% preferred...........100
1,100 Dubilier Cond Corp com...l
100
2,250 Duke Power Co
6,700
"""300
1
1734
834
£1
dep rets ord reg
100 Dominion Bridge Co........*
100 Dominion Steel 5c Coal B..25
500 Dominion Tar 5c Chem, Ltd *
Douglas (W
L) Shoe Co—
'75
7% preferred...........100
200
,
Am
Distillers Corp Seagrams Ltd*
Doehler Die-Casting
..*
Jan.
14
5
5
94 Feb.
1
69I Jan.
8
694 Jan.
8
434 Jan. 31
20
Jan.
4
27
Mar. 9
94 Feb. 18
794 Jan.
3
5294 Feb.
9
48
Feb. 11
4
Jan. 11
4
Jan. 11
434 Jan.
3
134 Jan.
9
134 Jan.
9
4694 Mar. 26
Electric Shovel Coal Co—
$4 participating pref.....*
75
800 Electrographlc Corp com
1
550 Empire Dlst Elec 6% pref. 100
1,600 Empire G 8c F 7% pref
100
8% preferred
100
1,150
500
6% preferred...........100
25
634% preferred..
..100
1,000 Empire Pow Corp part stk..*
10
102,300 Equity Corp common....
150 Eureka Pipe Line.........100
1,500 European Elec Co of Can A.10
"""266
100
250
400
150
25
600
;
28.200
50
200
1
100
3,400
400
""2",600
5,000
300
v
8
""2,666
200
375
90
12,700
600
5,600
700
24,900
200
100
3,700
800
37
6
2,100
900
2,900
1,900
3,600
4.600
600
o§* Sale
a?*
J*
&
Conv preferred
.........*
""334 Sale"
234
834 Sale
Garlock
20
934 Mar.
934 Feb.
8
134 Jan.
31
1
834 Mar. 23
83
Mar.
1
334 Mar. 29
834 Mar. 1
234 Mar. 5
734 Mar. 23
194 Mar. 27
934 Mar. 16
10
Sale
22
54
22
Mar. 12
Mar. 30
94 Mar. 25
7
94
Mar. 2
58
5934 Sale
5834 "s§""Mar."~7 65
115
112
Mar. 19 11494 Mar. 21
11294 11394 113
9
Mar. 9
754 Sale
734 Mar. 21
894 Sale
Mar. 13
80
7434 Mar. 27 80
8334 7434 77
Mar. 2
1134
1234
14
1194 1134 Mar. 26 14
Mar. 26
1034 Mar. 21 13
"2994 Sale" "2734 Sale" 2534 Mar. 12 2994 Mar. 1
3034 Mar. 22 3334 Mar. 5
«
31
110
534
3534
834
834
1434
434
794 Sale
734 Sale
7
734 Mar.
Mar.
1
3
34 Mar.
34 Mar.
4
4
34 Mar. 6
134 Mar. 29
734 Mar.
3
3^ Sale^
8
r
22
Mar. 30
34 Mar.
94
634
pref............15
1434
1534
1534
Packing Go com....*
1134
25
.....*
Sale
134
134
"""54 Sale"
■
: ::
5
%
134
S36
Mar.
Jan.
4
694 Jan.
31
H Feb. 21
% Jan.
2
Feb.
6
6
7?4 Mar. 13
71
834 Jan.
Jan.
3
83
96 Jan.
234 Jan.
7
2
A
334
934
234
1034
734 Mar. 23
194 Mar. 27
934 Mar. 16
138'Jan.
3
1094 Feb. 14
2134 Jan. 10
34 Mar. 7
34 Feb. 26
57
Jan. 19
112
Jan.
734
7434
1134
1034
2534
3034
734
234
34
94
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
7
21
27
26
21
12
22
Mar. 7
Jan. 15
Jan.
Feb.
16
2
Mar.
Jan.
2
1
7
Mar. 29
Jan.
2
Mar. 5
Feb. 14
lg Jan. 3
1334 Mar. 29
2234 Jan. 30
Ys Jan.
34 Feb.
Mar.
11494 Mar.
1134 Jan,
88
Jan.
15
Jan.
15
Feb.
3234 Jan.
3794 Jan.
60
934 Jan.
9
26
2
21
2
11
5
15
18
2
7
334 Jan. 18
34 Mar. 6
134 Mar. 29
21
594 Mar. 28
534 Feb .
18
1494 Jan.
8
1594 Feb. 19
25
1
6
20
Mar. 19
2634 Jan. 22
194 Feb. 18
2
1134 Mar. 12
434 Jan.
3
1234 Jan.
534 Jan.
3
4
Feb. 27
1334 Jan,
94 Jan.
20
1594
1534 Mar.
2494
25
194
20
1134
434
1134 Mar. 12
434 Mar. 14
12
1134 Mar. 20
5fc Mar. 16
1334 Mar.
3?# Mar.
1534 Mar.
*32 Mar.
27
Mar.
4
Mar.
194 Mar.
Mar. 19
134 Mar.
2
1
34
Feb. 25
634 Feb.
1
Feb. 13
15
Jan.
1
1834 Jan.
2
1335 Jan.
7
8
Mar. 15
1034 Jan.
8
194 Feb. 23
38
Feb. 16
834 Jan. 11
94 Jan.
2
34 Feb. 11
794 Feb. 20
3
16
1594 Mar. 15
594 Mar. 28
1534
1
Mar. 15
8
Mar. 13
Mar.
Mar. 4
Mar. 15
Mar. 15
Mar. 4
734 Mar. 2
""§"".Mar." "5
10
894 Mar. 18
794 Mar. 26
2
Mar. 15
134
37
834
34
34
Mar. 25
994
8
2
8
10
Mar. 4
734 Mar. 15
94 Mar. 5
34 Mar. 4
694 Mar. 6
80
80
5
Mar.
934 Mar.
14
834 Sale
134
294
25
*A Sale
%
534
General Alloys Co
.
7
"1234 Sale" "1334 Sale" "1134 Mar."27 "1334 Mar."29
334
conv
134 Mar
6
14
Mar.
11
734 Mar. 13
"1H
""934 "1194
15u
New capital stock...
...*
Froedtert Grain 5c Malting
Co
834
79
83
4
Foundation Co,—
.
14
37
40
7H
500 Fansteel Products Inc......*
1,300
100
35
8
40
8
6^f SalF elf ei
234
si
134 Sale
134 Sale
30
Ford Motor Co, Ltd,
Amer dep rets..Ord reg il
49,800
700 Ford of France Am dep rets..
4,000 Foremost Dairy Prod com...*
18,000
.....
"934 "ii"
1
....
5,000
.....
4
1,300 Fedders Mfg Co class A.....*
100 Federated Capital Corp....*
3,400 Ferro Enamel Corp com....*
1,700 Fiat Amer dep rets
13,000 Fldello Brewery............1
100 Film Inspection Machine...*
10
775 Fire Assoc of Phila
210 First Nat Stores 7% 1st pf.100
46,100 Fisk Rubber Corp common..1
Preferred..............100
2,450
*
18,000 Flintkote Co class A......
5,950 Florida Power 5c Lt 87 pref..*
*
87,250 Ford Motor of Canada cl A
Class B
•
1,675
800
"634 Mar." 18
14
8
■is te
1
22,300 Falrchlld Aviation com..
825 Fajardo Sugar.......
100
55,000 Falcon Lead Mines.........1
1
9,000 Falstaff Brewing
18.400 Fanny Farmer Candy com..l
7,700
Mar. 28
Mar. 7
Mar. 26
894 Mar. 18
794 Mar. 26
8
Mar. 15
10
Mar. 13
6
1
1234
Option warrants..........
5,800
_.*
1,100 Evans Wallower Lead
18,200 Ex-Cell-O Aircraft 5c Tool..3
3,700
25
Jan.
4
Jan.
5
Mar. 26
.
8
Jan.
1
12
694 Jan.
General Elec Co of Great Brit
American dep receipts
£1
6,800
1,300 Gen Flreproofing com.....*
4,800
200
1134 Sale
434
634
P
1134
334
Mar.
434 Mar. 14
Gen Gas & Elec—
$6 conv pref ser B......._*
800
9,600 Gen Investment Co com....5
$6 Preferred.............*
2,300
Warrants.................
1,200
1,070 General Pub Serv 56 pref...*
•900 General Rayon A stock....*
1,900 Gen Tire 5c Rubber com...25
250
4,000
1,100
300
200
400
350
100
1,075
25
14,500
38,500
■
600
900
Class B
2,300
28,100 Goldfleld Consol Mines..
10,300 Gold Seal Elec com
"
600
50
1,200
1,600
1,750
240
700
1,200
1,300
1734
34
20
.54
57
.....
Sale
A
534
10
154
234
Agreement extended.... *
5,400
6,000 Grand Rapids Varnish Corp *
2,750 Gray Tel Pay Station com...*
1,835 Gt Atl 5c Pac Tea 1st pref. 100
Non-voting common stock *
2,530
J;
1094
8
120
115
Mar. 15
24
50
46
96
«
Q
1834 Sale
894
934
8
1634
794
34 Sale
294
3
1834
19
1434 Sale
6
634
2$
17
5434 Mar. 18
Mar. 18
194 Feb. 19
7134 Jan.
8
Jan.
23
99
1
52
2
Jan.
Jan.
2
16
59
3S
1634
734
34
34
254
Mar. 29
Mar. 18
Mar. 4
Mar. 21
Mar. 6
1894
1834
128"" 130"" 12134 125""
Mar^jO
3
22
10
94
1894 Mar. 1
834 Mar, 2
1834 Mar. 28
834 Mar. 5
34 Mar. 23
34 Mar. 1
„
3
Mar. 12
1834 Mar.
6
1434 Mar. 2
6
Mar. 4
m Mar. 15 1294 Mar. 30
Mar. 8
12434 Mar. 19 127
Mar. 4
121
Mar. 25 128
Sw'Mar. 28
2
34 Jan.
3034 Jan.
46
"2434 Mar."20
1234 MmT12
lA Jan.
Jan.
17
1
Mar. 20
Mar. 21
1234
13
534
634
1294 Sale
30
6
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
5894 Mar.
Mar ."20
834
18
834
Jan.
4
1
Mar. 18
Mar. 15
2
15
8
"1594 "1594
%, Mar. 16
5
24
Mar. 21
94 Mar. 13
12
"2434
"l§94 Sale
11
15
99
Mar. 21
94 Mar. 13
45
30
13
13
26
57
lA Mar. 29
'A
'5894 Sale" "57"" Sale"
1
53 preferred with warr....*
Gorham Mfg Co-
15
"I"" ""194
10
•
a
Sale
lA
...
46*
il*
;-:s
\ JA
15
10
Gorham Inc class A com....*
For footnote* see page 56.
A
•334
...
15**
*»»
Glen Alden Coal Co........*
2,800 Globe Underwriters........2
2,900 Godchaux Sugars class A...*
1,500
4,400
3,600
'3^'V
450
6% preferred A.........100
3,150 Georgia Power $6 pref......*
800 Gilbert (A C) Co com.......*
Preferred......
*
25
1334 Sale
%
2434 Mar. 20
Mar. 20
15
7
Jan.
7
1634 Mar. 29
234 Jan.
4
2434 Mar. 20
24
Jan.
2
834 Feb. 11
1994 Feb. 23
3
34 Jan.
2
34 Mar. 21
894 Feb. 10
34 Mar. 23
294 Feb. 27
17
Jan. 14
394 Jan. 11
1934 Feb. 11
7
Jan.
Mar. 4
Jan. 25
1
12 18
28
734
15 1294
21 128
1234
534
834
12234
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
121
Mar. 25 139
Feb. 18
Jan.
3
Jan.
3
Mar. 30
Jan.
Jan.
26
7
V;'
NEW
April, 1935]
YORK
47
£URB EXCHANGE
^;i:
to
CURB EXCHANGE
In
Since
Jan. 1
Mar. 31
Shares
Shares
100
400
48,800
Par
STOCKS (Continued)
'35
Ask Bid
20%
21%
4%
6
19
5
y
Common
7,600
▼
yy
13,200
50
%
25c
t c
600 Guardian Investors
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
21%
5
| X
52-* *5§""
4
Mar.
% Feb.
7
% Mar. 25
50% Mar. 13
55
Jan. 11
55
Jan. 25
7
Jan.
3
4
*Z
50% Mar. 13
56% Mar.
5
1
56
Mar.
8
56
Mar.
5
55
Mar.
Mar.
8
5
Mar. 25
-
200 Gypsum Lime & Alabastlne.*
700
:■
100
9,800
1,900
2,200
46,700
]'
,y,'"
mmmmrnrn.
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*
f t c.l
500 Happiness Candy St cl A...*
25
175 Hartford Electric Light
5,400 Hartman Tobacco common. 10
800 Haseltine Corp............*
25c
42,000 Hecla Mining Co
3,200 Helena Rubinstein common.*
6,200 Heyden Chemical Co.......*
5
110,900 Holllnger Consol G M
450 Holly Sugar Corp common..*
50
1,800
-
Hall (C M) Lamp Go
500 Hamilton Gas Co com
1,200
400
400
;
>
100
v-
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•'
.
400
i. y.
Holt (H)
1,100
50
Mar. 11
% Mar.
8%
6% Sale
:
Sale
42^
6
Mar.
1
43
Mar. 13
6
39
41%
16% Sale
20% Mar.
16% Mar. 30
4,265
1st
iV
500
50
3,600
2,675
1.800
150
Feb. 23
Jan.
3
7
25
Jan.
15
Jan.
22
8
Jan.
3
% Feb. 25
% Jan. 15
6
Feb.
53% Mar.
6
9
1% Jan.
4
Jan.
2
9
Feb.
28
Feb.
16
Jan.
18
Jan.
23
'
8% Jan.
11
Feb.
11
1
Mar. 11
43
16% Mar. 30
2
7
8
20% Jan.
32% Jan.
Jan.
17
Feb.
2
Jan.
16 LOO
Feb. 16
2
3% Mar. 26
5% Feb.
7
18
Feb.
28
Illinois P At L $6 pref.
•fe;
700
30
21% Mar. 14
Sale
12% Sale
48
Sale
104
Sale
13
X
IX
2%
2%
34%
m
3%
Sale
Sale
2%
2%
47
1
3%
2%
Mar, 16
Mar. 15
33
15% Mar. 20
19% Sale
*
11% Mar. 21
45% Mar. 18
% Mar. 20
22
Mar. 28
2% Mar. 14
2
Mar.
102% Jan.
11% Jan.
Mar. 30
2
13
Mar. 20
no3/8
600
2,000
1,500
1,300
16%
16%
5,700 Imperial Tobacco Co of Can .5
5,000 Imp Tob of Gt Brit ft Irel..£l
...10
3,000 Indiana Pipe Line...
225 Ind'pollsP AtL6%% pf ..100
25
1,000
200
300
-y;
13% Jan,
32%
Sale
17%
.
Sale
15% Sale
Sale
"3% "4%
4%
4
y
100
>
100
V
500
1
5,600
800
900
;
10
Warrants
8% Mar. 6
15% Mar. 14
15% Mar. 30
12
Mar. 22
31% Mar. 12
3% Mar. 12
70
Mar. 27
^
"600
Interstate Hosiery Mills....*
720 Interstate Power $7 pref
*
8%
16%
16%
12%
32%
4%
70
Mar. 20
Mar. 1
Mar. 6
Mar. 4
Mar. 1
Mar. 11
Mar. 27
5,400
1,600
15,200 Irving Air Chute com.... ..1
5,300 Italian Superpower cl A-...*
,
■
600
v > ■
3
8% Mar.
6
15% Mar. 14
15% Mar. 30
12
Mar. 22
31% Mar. 12
3% Mar. 12
55
Jan. 21
29
32
Sale
5
Hx
30% Sale
""
'*2% "T"
m'
1% Sale
1%
2%
X .' •/:% : h
2%
6
3% Mar.
Mar. 26
13
5% Mar.
28
Mar.
29% Mar.
2% Mar.
1% Mar.
1% Mar.
27
13
22
27
30
20
% Mar.
Mar.
15
26
% Mar. 19
Mar. 19
2% Mar . 19
52
Mar. 13
30% Jan.
4
3% Mar. 6
13
Jan. 28
2
54
6% Mar. 1
Mar. 1
6% Mar. 1
31
Mar. 30
29% Mar. 22
3
Mar. 15
1% Mar.30
2% Mar. 8
%6 Mar. 2
15
Mar.
8
23%
25
24% Mar."28
10% Mar. 22
8
% Mar. 12
% Mar. 19
J
25
25%
7
1% Jan. 22
1% Feb. 26
25% Mar.
12% Mar.
Sale
6
u
n
25
1
Mar. 14
7
% Mar.
%
25
25
"Y.ooo
9,400
4,500
1,300
,i-y
50
Kings County Lighting
7% preferred series B
4
1
7
'
300
400
100
%
1%
% Sale
1% Sale
.,%
1%
Mar. 13
3% Mar. 15
% Mar. 7
1% Mar. 15
Ktrkland Lake G M Ltd
1
%
6%
Sale
2%
% Sale
"7%
Mar. 29
9%
15%
6%
31%
Feb. 26
Mar. 6
Feb.
2
Feb.
4
Feb. 21
Feb. 25
Jan. 30
Jan. 11
Jan, 11
3
Jan.
4
Jan.
Jan. 19
Feb. 15
Mar. 8
Jan.
3
Jan. 31
Feb.
6
7
13
15
Jan.
23
Feb.
Jan.
18
14
6% Feb. 11
1% Jan. 17
% Jan. 23
Feb. 18
% Jan. 11
9% Jan. 11
30% Jan. 22
Mar.,,5
83% Mar. 15
% Mar.
1
1% Mar. 9
83% Mar. 15
% Jan. 31
1% Mar. 15
83% Mar. 15
% Feb.
8
2% Jan.
8
Mar.
Feb.
1% Mar.
Me Mar.
15
Jan.
6% Mar.
1% Jan.
12
75
12
27
57
27
9
3
23
18
Mar. 28
20"
Mar. 12
Mar. 12
72
33%
5
14
11
20
27
48
Mar. 4 "2% "Mar .""6
% Mar.
1
Mar. 22
Mar. 13 15% Mar. 6
6% Mar. 7
Mar. 20
Mar. 28
1%
1%
1%
4%
55%
15
4
Feb.
8
% Jan.
2
7% Jan.
2
18
Mar. 13
IH
%
15%
6%
2
9% Jan.
17% Jan.
17
Jan.
13% Jan.
35% Jan.
4% Feb.
70
Mar.
14
28
Mar. 28
6
75
2
2%
2
Klein (D Emit) Co common..*
600 Kleinert (J B) Rubber.....10
200 Knott Corp com
.......1
2,300
18"" 6aio
24
22
100
....1
3% Jan.
V
5% preferred series D.—100
Kir by Petroleum
Jan.
Jan.
8
1%
1
20% Feb. 15
18
Feb. 28
34% Jan. 11
Feb. 13 31%
Jan.
y 3%
1%
Feb.
2%
Jan.
Jan.
%
Mar.
%
%
Mar.
Jan.
24% Feb. 15
24% Mar. 28 27% Jan. 12
is
%
11%
2% Jan.
8
30
Mar. 27
24% Jan.
3
106% Mar. 26
13% Jan.
3
50% Feb. 19
1
Jan. 23
26% Jan.
3
4% Jan.
7
3% Jan. 22
38
Mar. 11
29%
2%
1%
1%
%
%6
%
20
%
25 Kansas G & E 7% pref__..100
2,800 Kerr Lake Mines Ltd
11,700 Kingsbury Breweries com
Mar. 13
28
43
150
534% preferred
100
4,200 Jonas & Naumburg Corp.2.50
400
5% Mar. 27
15
Warrants
$3 Convertible pref
500
2,655 Jones Ac Laughlin com....100
Mar. 12
1
Mar. 30
4
Mar. 28
Mar.
Jersey Central Pow & Lt Co—
1,200
2,700
2
11
1% Mar. 19
1% Mar. 6
1
Mar. 12
200 Iron Fireman Mfg com v t c—•
:
-
35
6% Sale
14% Sale
6% Sale
30% Sale
30
2% Mar. 19
Mar. 13
52
M«
2,600
140
"53%
1% Mar. 19
1% Mar. 12
1
Mar. 12
new
500 Interstate Equities com
1
$3 conv preferred.
500
...50
300
53%
%
-
......100
Amer
..........
1,000
54"" "54%
1%
1%
7,625 Int Hydro-Elec $3.50 pref..50
29,600 Internat Mining Corp com..1
Warrants
42,700
98,400 Internar Petroleum com...
Registered..............-*
1,900
6,700 Internat Products com
600 Internat Safety Rasot cl B_*
*
1,500 Internat Utll class A....
Class
B
1
12,250
3,375
6,100
10,600
30,700
1%
1%
1
•
1
t c
v
900 Internet Cigar Machinery..*
_
1%
1%
%
1%
250
7% preferred
12,800 Insur Co of North
4,100
v
S
Non-voting class A.......*
stock——...—
2
Jan.
14
Class B
300 Industrial Finance
100
25
Jan.
26
1
Indian Terr 1 llum OH Co
300
Mar. 16
2
34% Jan.
6% preferred...........100
*
Imperial Chem Industries—
Am dep rets ord reg
£1
2,000
91.600 Imperial OH (Canada)......*
Registered
..*
3,300
■
26,000
Mar. 28
2% Mar. 14
2% Mar. 19
Mar. 6
Mar. 11
38
19% Mar.
15
15
Mar. 20
22
Mar. 28
5
29
Jan.
44
48% Mar.
22*
Mar. 27
Feb.
20
2
106% Mar. 26
1
Mar.
Mar. 27
23
Mar. 27
30
104
n\Y*
30
25 Illuminating Shares Co A
V
'-'.h"' "' .'.i'
Mar.
58
Mar. 30
37
1%
....*
.......100
7% preferred
7.450
mmmmmm
1%
1%
62,400 Hud Bay Mln Ac Smelt
56,900 Humble Oil & Refining.....*
700 Huyler's of Del com
...1
300
7% preferred stamped.. 100
600 Hyrfro-Elec Secur com......*
9,300 Hygrade Pood Prod.. ......5
•
5.425 Hygrade Sylvanla Corp
,
200
,
8
8
3% Mar. 26
Mar. 14
3% Mar. 26
6% Mar. 28
...50
preferred
Horn At Hardart com
870
13,500
13,900
:
56
30
*
& Co class A
2
8
4
% Jan.
Jan.
Me
60% Jan.
Mar.
4
Mar. 11
Mar. 4
Mar. 8
Mar. 11
8
7
1
8
Mar.
10
17
100
Horn (AC) Co common.....*
50
f
290
,
18%
1%
3%
%
%
50%
Mar. 1
Mar. 15
Mar. 15
Mar. 6
Jan.
36% Mar. 21
.
925
T'C
634 Sale
39* Sale*
56
400 Holophane Co Inc common.*
200
$£• '■
„%
7
%
%
53%
1%
...........100
Preferred
25
54%
:
5
3% Mar. 30
% Mar. 15
% Mar. 15
53% Mar. 6
% Mar. 9
Jan.
6
20% Mar. 25
4% Mar. 21
20% Jan. 15
% Mar.
Mar. 12
Mar.
26
20% Mar. 25
5% Mar. 11
36% Mar. 21
20% Mar. 25
4% Mar. 21
31
%
X
56~" Sale"
of Pa
25
100 Gulf States Utll 16 pref—.*
100
$5.50 preferred...........*
43,800 Gulf Oil
:
•
25
Highest
Sale Prices
55
1
common
Ask
35% Sale
31% Sale
Grocery Stores Prod-
yV
500
Lowest
Sale Prices
Mar. 30
Mar. 1
Bid
1,200 Great Northern Paper Co__25
1,000 Greenfield Tap Ac Die com..*
180,200 Greyhound Corp common..A
:;
1,700
1
July 1 1933
NEW YORK
March
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN MARCH
Low from
SALES
AGGREGATE
75
Mar. 28
2
75
57
4
22
16
20
14
Mar.
Feb.
2% Feb.
% Jan.
16
Jan.
6% Jan.
2
Kolster Brandes Ltd—
300
500
V
% Jan.
% VA;%
%
%
>;■
'5% "5%
5%
<5%
11% Mar.
4% Mar.
4
7
53%
%
68
1%
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
13
12
14
14
18
Mar.
8
74% Mar. 14
12% Mar. 29
6
Mar. 22
.
30 Lackawanna RR N J
37",200
60
700 Lefcourt
400
2,500
4,300
3,800
4,600
100
1
87,000 Lake Shore Mines Ltd
6,600 Lakey Foundry Ac Machine. 1
80 Lane Bryant 7% pref.....100
1,400
;
Realty
1
com....
Preferred
•
4,200
12,500 Lehigh Coal At Nav..
19,300 Leonard 011 Development..25
11,700 Lerner Stores Corp com—_.*
y;
100
y
'
9,300
470
6%
% pref with warr—100
10
48,000 Llbby McNeil Ac Llbby
l.ooo Lion Oil Refining..........
1,275 Loblaw Groceterias A
B stock
♦
y-'-y.::,
25
23,000 Lone Star Gas
6,000 ::
6,600 Long Island Light com
1,900
210
7% preferred
100
1,160
6% preferred series B ..100
875
3,950
104,800 Louisiana Land Ac Expl com.
32,300
100
;
200
^
56% Sale"
%
%
68% 75
1%
2%
18%
18%
6%
6%
% Sale
49% Sale
96
110"
6%
6%
Sale
55
%
67
2
18
6
1
76
2%
18%
Sale
45%
Sale**
93
100
7% Sale
3%
4
m
4
4%
5
2%
...
20 Ludlow Mfg Associates
5,000 Lynch Corp com
y
•
m ^
''•••.•a*
...
10,100
5,600
Common
5
2,100 Mangel Stores Corp com
6%% pref with com pur w.*
1,180
400
230
900 MapesCons Mfg Co
200
15
5% Mar. 21
Me Mar. 6
45% Mar. 1
95
Mar. 5
6% Mar. 14
3% Mar. 28
18% Mar. 8
Mar. 2
% Mar. 5
69
Mar. 27
2% Mar. 6
18
Mar. 8
6% Mar. 5
% Mar. 6
51% Mar. 12
95
Mar. 5
7% Mar. 1
3% Mar. 28
18% Mar. 8
58
11% Jan. 15
4% Mar.
7
77% Jan.
5
12% Mar. 29
7
Jan. 16
5
76
Jan.
15
58
72
48
% Mar. 12
67
5
Sale
2
Mar.
2
43" Sale'
5%
Sale
41" "42"
5% Sale
6
Mar. 16
40% Mar. 19
5% Mar. 12
2%
50%
43%
5%
40
28% Sale
9%
10%
28%
28%
7%
8%
6% Mar. 19
50
Mar. 28
28% Mar. 16
*
Jan.
3
91%
6%
3%
17%
17%
4%
Feb.
1
Jan. 15
Mar. 28
Feb.
4
Jan.
9
Mar. 13
2
Mar. 27
Mar. 27
Mar. 8
Mar, 1
30% Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
6
Jan.
37
Jan.
5
4% Jan.
12
Jan.
12
2
Jan.
8
Mar. 2
1% Jan.
8
80
Jan. 18
2% Jan.
3
20
Jan. 19
7% Jan.
3
% Jan. 28
51% Jan. 12
96% Feb. 13
8% Feb. 19
4% Jan.
3
18% Jan.
5
17% Feb. 21
6% Jan.
7
3
Jan. 26
53
Feb. 15
44% Feb. 16
6
Feb. 16
94% Jan.
3
Jan.
26
35% Jan. 18
26% Mar. 14
5
41
6% Mar. 19
50
Mar. 28
28% Mar. 16
6
4
9
61V
Mar.
48
2
29% Mar.
5
3
89
26% Mar. 14
17
Jan.
Ms
"4% Mar."l3 ""5% Maf."21
49
Jan.
5% Mar. 21
'
2% Sale
Jan.
1% Mar. 14
18
..5
new
% Jan.
15
Mar. 29
75% Feb.
235
2,800
L".
£1
American shares
Koppers Gas Ac Coke—
6% preferred...........100
10
1,100 Kress (S H) ft Co spec pf
8,300 Kreuger Brewing Co—...—. J
35
10
Jan.
61
Jan.
33% Jan.
8% Jan.
2
8% Jan.
Feb.
15
30% Mar.
2
19
19
14
Marconi Internat Marine-
v
N
"""300
Communication Am dep ret
300
700 Margay 011
..*
2,900 Marion Steam Shovel com..*
7,200 Maryland Casualty Co com.l
-
1,000
400
.
.1,200
,
1
2,000 Mass Utll Associates v t c
1,100 Massey Harris Co common..*
30,400 Mavis Bottling Co of Am cl A1
<
.
200
5,100
300
50
11,600
100
SV;r-
'
y
.
May Hosiery Mills—
$4 preferred w w
•
13,700 Mayflower Associates Inc...*
2,625 McColl Frontenac Oil......*
25
6%
preferred..
:
5
2
7
2%
H
2
3%
4%
iH sal,e*
4if
4H.
1%
Sale
Mar. 4
1% Mar. 13
5
1% Mar. 21
1
Mar. 15
3% Mar. 12
% Mar. 4
6% Mar. 29
2
Mar. 11
1% Mar.
1
4
4
Mar. 15
Mar. 25
%s Mar.
5
5
5
44
Mar.
43% Mar. 11
45
14
Mar. 19
Mar. 25
Mar.
44
4
1% Mar. 13
1% Jan. 11
1
Feb.
1
3% Mar. 12
% Feb. 23
40% Feb.
8
44
44
45
14
s,
s
Mar. 25
14
Jan. 30
Mar". 25
98
41%
.100
For footnotes see page 56.
7
Jan.
41
24
9
6% Mar. 29
3% Jan.
1% Jan.
1
Feb.
5% Jan.
% Jan,
44
45
19
1
2
5
Mar.
5
Mar. 19
15% Jan.
98
7
Jan.
10
24
>IS
48
NEW
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
in
Since
March
Shares
1,600
2,450
STOCKS (Continued)
par
McCord Radiator Ac Mfgv
McWllllama Dredging com*.*
100 Mead Corp common........*
5,000 Mead Johnson Ac Co com....*
4,000 Memphis Nat Gas com ......8
28
29J4
63
63
1054
1154
Lowest
Mar. 30
Highest
Sale Prices
4
Mar. 21
Ask
4
Ask Bid
3
6
2854 Mar. 18
2954 Sale
Lowest
Sale Prices
5
Mar. 4
2954 Mar. 11
■
"l",§66
800
200
500 Mercantile Stores Co.......*
125
7% preferred..........100
"*"600
200
50
300
•
"154 ""154
900 V
700
~f"" Maf."
154
4
Mar.
8
Mar,
_
Oil
Sale Prices
4
Mar, 21
7
3H Feb. 16
Mar.
8
60
Jan.
6
Mar. 12
34
Mar, 12
Mar. 20
Mar. 13
1
2
Mar. 20
Mar. 13
Jan.
H
154
54 Mar. 14
&
354
54 Mar. 15
354 Mar. 11
154
3
54
454
8
54
3
% Mar
2
454 Mar.22
_
Mar.
5
9
54 Feb. 20
34
9
Feb. 21
30
Mar. 12
56 Jan.
Mar. 12
34
Jan.
31
8154 Feb. 19
54 Jan.
30
80
2
Sale
2
254 Jan.
1354 Jan. 17
7355 Jan. 25
154 Feb. 25
17
54 Jan.
8
56 Mar, 26
1
Co.......
24
154 Jan.
1154 Mar. 25
_
34
34
754 Jan.
5
3054 Feb. 13
354 Feb. 16
6354 Jan.
8
2154 Jan,
'*154 Mar.H
% Mar. 26
2,500 Michigan Gas 8c Oil Corp...*
2,800 Michigan Sugar com......
1,000
Preferred... ............10
200
2
1154 Mar. 25
Metropolitan Edison Co—
S6 pref series C..........
4,880 Mexico-Ohio
/
154 Mar.
1154 Mar. 25
11$
1054
6H% A pref............100
9,100 Mesabl Iron................-*
50 Metal Textile part pref
*
200
60*" Mar." 12 *63*" Mar." 19
"60"" "62"
Highest
Sale Prices
70
2,800 Merrltt Chapman A Scott...*
100 X:'
""'680
Mar. 1
Bid
5
6,700
8,200
v; •
■r-'x
.
■
1
to
Mar. 31 '35
■
range since jan.
July l 1933
Jan. 1
Shares
prices in march
Low from
SALES
AGGREGATE
YORK CURB EXCHANGE
Mar. 13
1
Jan.
'254 Jan.
30
14
54 Mar. 15
% Jan.
4
2
.
3
Feb.
16
454 Mar. 22
Middle States Petroleum—
3,600
2,600
14,200
1,300
1,600
1,000
400
300
300
Class A rot trust ctfs....
Class B rot trust ctfs.....*
Middle West UtII com.......*
<6 cone pref ser A....
»
$6
conv
300
!
1,000
S2conrpref...
854
•
......
"'XyAX 475
800 Mining Corp of Can.. ..._.*
125 Minnesota Min & Mfg Co....*
100
954
854 t
200
..
157,000 Molybdenum Corp
3.380
1,100
725
100
930
200
275
•»
36
7
«•
400
'""loo
39
42
7j
.
1054
com.
200
Sale'
so
$2 convertible preferred_
_
SH%" preferred
1754
26 c
7
2
M# Jan.
J6 Jan. 11
4
5i Jan.
28
56 Jan. 11
54 Jan, 21
54 Jan. 21
Feb.
5
Mar.
35
Mar.
1
5
7
Mar.
5
26
Mar. 30
5
454
100
3154
89
454
29
19
3154
25
37
3554
Sale
Sale
Sale
35
104
1354
llf
67
55'
1
56
54
1
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
1
Sale
154 Sale
3054
1954 30
1
Mar.
Mar,
10554 Mar ."28 107
8354 Mar. 13 89
29
25
106
13
Mar.22
54 Mar. I
454 Mar. 15
6
*
29
22
27
12
15
6
Mar. 22
154 Mar. 8
3054 Mar. 26
12
26
14
8
56
5
Mar. 11
Sale
Mar. 21
Mar. 1
20
4 35
28 107
Mar.
54
1
6
1
.
Mar. 11
Mar. 4
Mar. 14
Mar. 21
Mar. 2
Mar. 6
10
Jan.
Jan.
54 Mar.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
82
14
1054 Mar.
3054 Mar.
40
Mar.
9
13
3
14
1054 Mar. 29
Ilk Mar. 1
754 Jan.
Jan.
Mar. 16
37
2854 Mar.
Jan.
3154 Jan.
2
25k Jan. 24
1854 Feb. 25
2554 Jan. 26
Jan.
23
29
Jan.
125
20
54 Feb.
Jan.
Mar.
6
854 Jan.
7
254 Jan.
3
3054 Feb. 19
154 Mar.:
2954 Feb.
19
Mar.
20
35
103
Mar.
35
Feb.
07
Mar. 11
Mar. 4
Jan. 23
Feb. 18
14
1154 Mar.
154 Jan.
54 Mar.:
55
18
13
454 Jan.
4
54 Jan.
7
10
Jan. 28
89
Mar.
1
10554 Mar.
72
Mar. 22
354 Feb.
354 Feb.
54 Feb.
454 Jan.
54 Jan.
Mar.
16
Jan.
30
66
56 Jan.
7
154 Jan.
7
<54 Feb. !
,56 Mar. 25
12
H Feb. 13
Feb.
127
Jan.
Jan.
8
:■ Jan.
8
154 Jan.
3
1354 Mar. 25
11
40
1854 Feb.
454
Sale
6
%Mar.
12
16
1854
Sale
Sale
11,400
Warrants.................
4,400 National Leather Co com...*
1,100
7
28
18
25
126
....
190
20
600
Mar. 28
954 Mar.
25
2,475 Nat Dairy Prod pref A....100
18,200 National Fuel Gas
*
14,200 National Investors com
.1
6,500
3,400
1054 Sale
2854 Mar.
2,100 Nat'l Bond Ac Share Corp...*
:•'»•" 500 Nat Container Corp com.
*
50
16
Mar.
Mar.
% Mar.
1354 Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 27
Mar. 29
Mar, 1
Mar. 16
Mar. 7
Mar. 5
134
500 Nachman Sprlngfilled Corp.*
98,200 Nat Bellas Hess com.
...1
625
25
7
39
Mar."
9
954
.*
7,700 Murphy (G C) Co Common..*
:
15
5
18
l054~Mar."29
1154
...
v t C.....1
Montreal Lt Ht At Pow
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
3054 Mar. 21
12
1154
Montgomery Ward At Co A..*
Producers Corp. IS
100 Mountain Sts Pow com.....*
210 Mountain Sts Tel Ac Tel..100
r
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154 Jan.
54 Mar.
82
16,100 Mountain
5,600
24.300
700
500
39
1
it
Moody's Investors Part pref.*
Moore Corp Ltd........
20
7% A pref
.........100
1,100 Moore Drop Forging cl A....*
100 Mtge Bank of Colons Am eha..
700 Mountain Ac Gulf O! ICo
I
60
1,300
54 Mar. 14
9
854
454
Mohawk Ac Hud Pow 1st pref.*
200
2nd preferred.
.....*
82,600
—
10
2,925
1,000
•»
7
300 Miss River Fuel Corp warr
10 Miss River Power pref....100
3,600 Mock Judson Voehringer
*
""500
»
Mar. 6
Mar. 1
Mar. 28
Mar. 25
54 Jan. 25
12 non-cum dlv shares....*
Mldrale Co....*.. ..........*
200
100
m
154
54
54
54
pref A ctfs of dep.*
Midland Steel Product—
225
2
Mar. 21
54 Mar. 27
As
Midland Royalty Corp—
K
300
54 Mar.
1
Mar.
1
54 Mar.
51
Mar.
1
4
46 54 Feb. 26
Nat Power Ac Light—
S6 preferred
15,850
44,320 Nat Rubber Mach
4,850
17,220
....
400
3,900
4,500
39,400
1,700
800
800
50
100
National Transit.......12.50
National Union Radio com..l
Natomaa Co new..._....._.*
7i2
«
3
35"*
Hond Rosarlo M
:1
400
1,025
75
254
3954 Sale
27
3054
300
500
1,400
400
Noma Elec Corp com..
2,800
7.000
200
50
80
700
North Cent Texas OH
Sale"
Sale
54
254
Sale
Sale
Mar. 7
Mar. 28
54 Mar. 9
454 Mar. 6
2
...5
•
1,100 Northern Pipe Line
10
7.500 Nor States Power com A.. 100
9,400 Northwest Engineering .....*
9,700 Novadel Agene Corp........*
2,600
600
3,400
53
61
65
554
654
754 Sale
754 Sale
2054
2154
2154
2154
90
9354
9554
554
9
554
Sale
775 Ohio Brass class B
•
175 Ohio Edison 56 preferred...*
250
150
4,010
1,800
Ohio Oil 6% pref ........100
170 Ohio Power 6% preferred.100
60
1,400
mmm
Oilstocks Ltd common......5
3,200 Outboard Motors cl B com..*
Class A conv pref........*
Xy.-X 800
500 Overseas Securities Co.
.*
21,100 Pacific Eastern Corp......
3,200
5,400 y>y 14,800 Pacific G Ac E 6% 1st pref..
400
1,900
5M% 1st preferred......
325
1,550 Pacific Ltg Corp ft pref...
4,100 Pac Pub Serv 1st pref.....
1,500
325
1,000 Pacific Tin special stock...
19,500 Pan Amer Airways com....
5,700
49,500 Pantepec OH of Venesuela.
32,300
400 Paramount Motors
200
Corp..,
22,200 Parke Davis Ac Co.........
7,300
13,650 Parker Rust-Proof com....
5,100
9054
4
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254
o
254
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27]
700
200
1,400
Far footnotes
Peninsula Telep Co com...
Penn Mex Fuel common....
see page
38
Mar. 22
54 Mar. 7
3754 Mar. 5
5254 Mar. 5
554 Mar. 16
654 Mar. 14
654 Mar. 11
21
Mar. 8
1954 Mar. 14
7554 Mar. 29
9054 Mar. 7
93
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2
23
854
26
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4
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1
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34k
154 Jan.
3
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3954 Mar.
1
33
9
5
8
2
154 Mar. 15
3654 Mar. 28
54 3Vrar. 1
554 Mar. 29
254 Mar. 19
54 Mar
7
3854 Mar. 6
U
24
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554 Mar.
10
4
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1
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754 Mar.
22
2054 Mar. 26
76
94
94
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Mar. 29
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8
24
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54 Mar. 9
454 Mar. 6
2454 Jan. 11
54 Jan.
3
2
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8
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8
4554
554
654
554
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8
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Jan.
3
2054 Feb. 25
19
70
89
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954
54
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8
11
13
Jan. 15
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1
Jan. 29
Jan. 15
4
7
7
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154 Feb. 15
3954 Mar. 1
29
60
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Feb. 23
6154 Jan.
2
1354 Jan.
1454 Jan.
7
7
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6
Feb. 19
Jan. 25
Jan. 15
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J an«
8
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3
Jan.
3
154 Mar. 15
3854 Jan. 15
154 Jan. 10
6
25
7 3
56 Jan.
32
40
2
254 Jan.
5854 Jan.
25s Jan.
4054 Jan,
Feb.
4
Jan. 23 L21
Jan. 11
354
Feb.
8 56
354
Mar. 13
Jan.
2
54
5i
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3 54
Mar. 4
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254
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54 Jan.
35
.
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33
5
54
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254
2354
9
27
36
10
2
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2054 Mar. 4
1954 Mar. 21
75
Mar. 2
754 Mar.
26
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
7
5
14
30
21
13
15
13
'554 Mar."25
9
Sale
54 Mar.
2
Jan.
26
Jan.
7
54 Jan,
3
254 Mar. 19
54 Jan.
9
3854 Mar.
61
6
Mar. 26
554 Mar. 4
1054 Feb.
1
854 Feb. 20
22 k Jan . 22
2054 Feb. 26
76
94
94
Mar. 29
Mar. 29
Mar. 22
Feb. 28
Mar. 4
1054 Jan.
Jan.
7
Jan.
29
454 Jan.
29
754 Mar. 18
254 Mar. 12
2354 Mar. 28
30
Feb.
18
254 Jan.
21
77
Mar. 28
Mar. 27
2
854 Mar. 14
2654 Mar.
4154 Mar.
154 Mar.
5
4
2
Mar. 18
2054 Jan.
1854 Jan.
71
2
Feb. 25
77
Jan. 11
Mar. 14
38
36
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55
34
7
36
7
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Mar.
1
554 Mar. 25
754 Mar. 18
Mar.
6354 Mar.
9
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
15
8
6
Mar. 27
Jan.
22
4454 Feb. 18
Mar. 30
Mar. 21
3254 Jan.
2
354 Mar.
Mar. 28
854 Mar. 14
28
1
6
7
1
13
38
7
235s Mar. 28
21
754 Feb. 27
25
39
154
354
1
12
15
/
56.
21
Feb.
4
3954 Sale
154 Sale
354
454
3654 Sale
350 Pender (D) Grocery cl A...
200
Class B.
v
"954
554 Jan.
24
154 Jan.
'"95|""9|4
is
-
100
7
1
35
3554' '3654
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18
25
9
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8
Mar. 7
454
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13
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Mar. 12 11554
4 Mar.19 121
354
Mar." 6 4954 Mar. 6 4654
Mar. 13
254
35a Mar. 28
54
Mar. 1
56 Mar. 2
54
Mar. 22
54 Mar. 21
3
254
Mar. 11
Mar. 4
Mar. 15 1154 Mar. 6
854
Mar.
1
25l
254 Mar. 4
354
North European Oil com
1
75 Norlnd Pub Seri% oref-.lOO
410 Northern N Y Utll
7% pfd.100
Feb.
)5
8
11
Mar.
2
19
Jan.
Jan.
6
4
Feb.
Feb.
54 Feb.
4
1054 Mar. 2
354 Jan. 22
Feb.
654 Mar.
2554 Jan.
175 North Amer Match Corp....*
200 Nor Amer Utll Sec com.....*
2,200
90
54 Jan.
5
54 Jan. 17
Feb. 16
8
Feb.
6
54 Mar. 15
754 Jan. 15
254 Mar. 16
5254 Mar. 21
154 Mar. 1
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30
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6k
154 Feb. 15
Mar."
38
27
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300 Northern Warren Corp pref.*
------
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3454 Mar. 13
120
1,600 Nor Amer Lt Ac Pow com..
1
1,500
$6 preferred..............*
800
Mar. 14
154 Mar. 28
Sale
Class B option warrants...
800
100
18
5354 Jan.
6154 Jan.
12,000 Niagara Share Corp class B 5
7,140 NUes-Bement-Pond com....*
14,900 Nlplsslng Mines
...5
2,800
1,800
6,700
Mar. 22
Mar. 1
& Lt $6 pref........*
7% preferred
......100
N'Y Shipbuilding Co
950 N Y Water Serv 6% pref..100
91,400 Niagara Hud Pow com....l5
7,600
Class A option warrants...
40,700
4.700
2
50
"i
10
4,200
Founders shares.....
.1
1,000 N Y Steam Corp com....
•
3,000 N Y Teleo6H% pref
100
700 New York Transit
.......5
1,200
5
75 N Y Pr
50
24
12
154 Sale
3654 Sale
400 N Y Merchandise Co com...*
------
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54 Jan.
2754 Mar. 27
Jan.
2
254
5054 Sale
154
154
3854 Sale
52
100 New Process Co common....*
100 N Y Auction Co common...*
2,950 N Y At
Mar.
Mar. 15
Mar. 20
Mar. 16
Mar. 5
65s Mar. 6
8
Mar. 6
I"S
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Mar ."*5
Mar. 5
Mar. 2
Mar. 2
Mar. 4
Mar. 7
Mar. 6
Mar. 1
Feb. 15
954 Mar. 4
55
2
56 Mar. 19
Vs
854
254
9354
254 Sale
'
1,300
7
7H
754
854 Sale
454
7
250 Nev Calif Elec 7% pref....100
8,900 New Bradford Oil
*....._S
13,050 New Jersey Zinc
25
8,800 New Mexico Ac Arts Land
1
20,100 Newmont Mining Corp....10
2,100
3,500
1,800
7,900
2754
9
> 654
2
Maf."27
54 Mar.
%
'
954 Mar.
554 Jan.
54 Jan.
54
1,500 Neptune Meter class A......*
100 Nestle Le Mur Co class A...*
"""I25
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754 Mar. 15
£7?4;Saie
Nehl Corp com
_........*
275 Neisner Bros pref........100
800 Nelson (Herman) Corp .....5
400
Sale
754 Sale
..1
Conv partic preferred....*
7,400 National Sugar Refg.......*
;
1,400
7,800
900
49
11,200 National Service Co..
4,300
"3~, 666
4854 Sale
754 Sale
...,...*
com......*
254 Jan.
454 Feb.
Mar.
2
7
7
6454 Jan.
22
Feb.
Feb.
1
6
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11
Jan.
11
j.
.
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
April, 1935]
49
—
—
.
AGGREGATE
MEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
■
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.
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Shares
250
•
4,400 Pa Watar 8c Power
3,890 Pepperell Mfg Co........ *10*
,
500
1.390
,
1.700
mmmmm m
.....
29355
•
56,200 Pitney Bowes Postage Meter*
200 Pitts Bessemer 8c L E RR—.50
200
600 ■7.7/.; 1.200 Pittsburgh Forgings Co.. *. *
14.400
&
;
•
58
21
710 Pitts 8c Lake Brie RRU..\»M
25,460 Pittsburgh Plate Glass eons 38
1,500 Pond Creek Pocahontas Co.*
6,600 Potrero Sugar com——.——5
1,100 Powdrell 8t. Alexander
100 Power Corp of Can com.....*
1,800 Pratt 8t Lambert... .......*
36.500 Premier Gold Mining.......1
*
25 Pressed Metals of Amer
57.500 Producers Royalty Corp—t
190
700
1,400
200
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12",655
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50
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58
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25
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8
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Mar. 5
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10
77
87
60
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8
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Feb.
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31
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650 :• Corn 86* par stock.....60
125
7% preferred.......... 100
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5
234 Jan* 28
34 Jan.
1134 Jan.
634 Jan.
12
7
8
3334 Mar. 27
234 Jan.
3
51
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4734 Mar. 6
2334 Mar. 27
3i Jan.
3
734 Jan.
4
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4
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25
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59
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434 Mar. 20
534 Mar. 1
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m'mrn
60
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58
8
11
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134 Jan. 29
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934 Feb.
4
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2
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1334 Jan.
ft Jan.
2
18
2
Realization—
86 preferred..............*
400
IX Mgr. 27
.....
•7
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Public Serv of Ind pr
"""455
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Sale Prices
2H
Voting trust ctfs....33He
Propper
McCallum
Hosiery
Mill'Co com .......„,,,*
5,600
15,000 Prudential Investors com...*
$6 preferred... —...—*
150
Public Service of Colorado—
2,400
5,200
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Sale
75
33
4
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2,860
650
.....
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7,210
Lowest
Sale Prices
mmmm mm
41X
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Sale Prices
6
74%
600 Pierce Governor Co com....*
100 Pines Wlnterfront Co......5
47,770 Pioneer Gold Mine* Ltd.—.1
-----
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77
'1
22,900
4,200
2.000
Lowest
Sale Prices
:
Ask
XX Sale
XH Sale
134
24
17,600 Philip Morris Inc..........10
35,000 Phoenix Securities common. 1
Conv preferred A——10
5,900
3,500 Pie Bakeries lnc www——
7 % pieftirrJ..
25
.10
7
Mar. 30
Ask Bid
Bid
a v:: 900 Perfect Circle com.........*
70 Pet Milk 7% pref........100
1,900 Philadelphia Co com ......*
750
20
7 Mar. 1
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107,800 Pennroad Corp com vtc— ...1
100 Pa Cent Lt 8c Pr *2.80 pref—*
100 Pa Gaa Ac Elec daw A.....'.*
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50
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RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
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Jan. 1
|in i
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.
July 1 1933
_
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;
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SALES
Jan.
11
1734 Feb. 20
Feb.
16
77
Jan.
7
31
15
Jan.
134 Feb.
634 Jan.
83
Jan.
3
1
7
11
75
25
25
24
26
25
83
Mar. 22
Feb, 23
Mar.
1034 Jan.
534 Jan.
24k Mar.
Public Util Securities—
50
87 part preferred.........*
2,750 Puget Sound P 8c L 86 pf....*
85 preferred..............*
5,550
2,170 Pure Oil Co 6% pref
10®
2,700 Pyrene Mfg...............10
"""455
7
1,280
700
1,600
50
300
Railroad Shares Corp com..*
925 Railway 8c Light Securities.*
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1,000 Rys 8tUtil Invest d A com..1
.77.7..
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400
1,500
900
900
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255
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300
700
200
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1,900
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3,100
17,900
270
400
525
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634
25
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2,000 Salt Creek Consol Oil
19
11,600 Salt Creek Producers
2,300 Savoy Oil Co..———....5
....*
4,500 Schlff Co com—....
2,600 Schulte Real Estate com..—*
7777; 2,475 ScovlUe Mfg Co...........25
50
600
200
1,800
3,900
400
100
34 Mar. 12
1,200
2,300
6,000
11,000
7
3,100
434 Mar. 27
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ft Feb.
15
23
5
34 Mar. 12
5
Jan.
25
Jan.
3
14
134 Jan .
7
1
Feb. 20
734
34
834
154
k
Jan. 22
Mar. 7
Jan. 22
Jan.
9
Feb. 26
234 Jan,
134 Jan.
1234 Jan.
10
3
2
Jan.
4
1
34 Mar. 22
3
21
Mar. 6
Mar. 29
Mar. 22
Mar. 22 zl05 Mar. 22 £105
6
Mar. 29
634 Mar. 12
934 Jan. 22
134 Jan.
2
134 Mar. 4
134 Feb. 15
"4" Mar.'l5 ~~4
Mar."l5
X
34 Mar. 2
A Mar. 5
4234
334
7
3|
lk
1
sf
334
7
X
'A
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45 % Sale
434
5X
ax
lx
X Mar. 25
8
Mar. 22 *105
Mar. 29
6
'77:7-:. 6-
Mar.
3
21
Mar. 13
xl05
9
34 Feb. 26
34 Mar.
6X Mar.
134 Mar,
34 Mar.
2J4 Mar.
134 Mar.
34
434
34
34
634
%
Jan.
Mar.18
"5" Mar."21
34 Mar. 20
34 Mar. 12
234 Mar. 14
li*
Allotment certificates*....
Selfridge Prov Stores, Ltd—
American dep rets
£1
34 Mar. 12
434 Mar. 27
23
90
Seiberllng Rubber com.....*
350 Selby Shoe Co com.........*
Selected Industries........1
85.50 prior stock.........*
2,600
ft Feb. 15
6k Mar. 26
5
25
,34
134 Sale
iox
11
"6 X
Segal Lock 8c Hardware 00m *
600
Mar.
~
"2X "234
Securities Corp Gen'l com..*
Seaman Bros common......*
2,700
150
Jan. 23 13134 Feb. 25
Mar. 15
13234 Feb. 14 138
34 Jan. 24
34 Mar. 12
X Mar. 12
"5""Mar ."21
H.
Seaboard Utll Shs com......!
16,500
1,550
12,755
6,100
8
34 Jan. 30
Jan. 24
1934 Jan. 24
4434 Jan.
4
334 Mar. 26
13
127
"""34 Mar."l2 "'^Maf."I
6
6?4 Sale
IX
IX
Scranton-Spring Brook
Water Serv 86 pref........*
50
6,000
2,700
2,200
11,100
1,800
6
Mar. 15
34 Mar. 25
A Mar. 14
3,100 Richfield Oil of Calif pref—35
525 Safety Car Heating Ac Ltg.100
7
8,500 St Anthony Gold Mining... 1
43,300 8t Regis Paper Co.........10
7% preferred—.........100
1,390
Mar. 13 138
""i""~Mar."l8 "T*
700 Reeves (Denial) com........*
300 Reiter Foster Oil Corp...
.*
9,300 Reybarn Co.. Inc.........1*
38,100 Reynolds Invest com ...,..rl
2,700 Rice Stix Dry Goods Co.....*
1
434 Mar. 27
"T"'i
19
3434 Mar. 30
234 Jan. 14
Mar.
334 Mar. 26
12934 Mar. 20 13134 Mar.
135
X
3
13
40
Mar. 11
634 Mar. 26
434
l%
132
•A
H
""ft Sale"
...
•
2,000
1,900
137
A
*
7% cony pref............*
225 Rike Kumler Co com... ---.*
Rochester Telephone Corp—
10
634% 1st preferred..... 100
1,000 Rogers Majestic Corp cl A..*
5
4,800 Roosevelt Field Inc.
100 Root Refining com
1
Prior pref..............10
400
.*
5,000 Rossla Internet Corp
4,400 Royal Typewriter com......*
2,750 Ruberold Co.............It*
,3,900 Rusaeks Fifth Ave Inc......*
3,200 Ryan Consol Petroleum....*
200
3,800
13634 140
mm
1,600
i 10
600
128
133
400 Richmond Radiator com....*
300
,200
125
100
13134 134
111
Mar. 19
1634 Mar. 28
Mar. 19
3434 Mar. 30
500 Reliance Management......*
6,100
V
"40~" Sale" '34X Sale"
35,800 Reliable Stores com........*
1,900 Reliance Internet com A—*
3,500
1,300
.
Class B common..,
13
•106
Raymond Concrete PileCommon................*
75
350
83 cony pref....
....*
400 Raytheon Mfg, v t c .....50c
—•
700 Red Bank Oil Co
34 Feb.
4
6X Mar. 18
"834 Sale" "634 Mar."18 ~"8k Mar."~2
3
325 Quaker Oats.com...........*
350
6% preferred...... .....160
110
50
I f
4
Feb.
4
Mar. 15
34 Feb.
1634 Feb.
5
8
41
4
Jan.
334 Mar. 16
X Mar. 6
6034 Mar, 29
X Jan. 18
1
Mar. 14
1734 Mar.
k Jan.
534 Mar.
34 Jan.
2534 Mar,
ft Mar.
1934 Mar.
20
4634
534
134
68
Mar. 26
34 Mar. 12
34 Mar. 13
4334 Mar. 15
X Mar. 15
lk Mar. 6
28
Jan.
2
34 Mar. 19
27
Mar, 15
4634 Mar. 15
4
5
Feb. 27
Feb.
8
Jan. 14
Jan.
X Jan
.
27
48
Mar.
134 Jan,
15
29
27
16
18
14
25
27
Feb.
1
434 Jan.
2
34 Feb. 16
9
8
2
Jan.
Jan.
21
634 Jan.
4
31
1
1
Jan.
4
3334 Jan.
5
34 Jan. 25
2334. Jan. 29
Mar. 26
34 Feb.
2
1X Jan
.
4834 Jan.
34 Jan.
234 Jan.
30
Mar. 11
134 Jan.
5634 Feb.
55
4
11
25
5
4
4
Jan.
11
234 Jan.
15
,
900
6,800
300
200
1,500
1,600
11,105
1,020
■■1V;--1H
Sentry Safety Control......*
MM
Seto.n Leather com......*..*
Shattuck Denn Mining.....5
2K Sale
234
234
14H
Shawlnigan Water 8c Power.*
1,000 Sheaffer (W A) Pen com*...*
1,900 Shenandoah Corp common. 1
83 Conv pref....
25
2,600
28,655 SherwlnfWllllams Co com..25
6% preferred AA—100
1,400
■
I*
"20J4 "22H "25" "2134
1
X
12
»
»
1534 Sale
3234
9034
88
Sale
34
334
234
1534
2034
1
128
1434
Sale
85
11134 Sale
8
234 Mar.
8
Mar
6
Mar. 18
34 Mar.
2
234 Mar.
.
334 Mar. 11
234 Mar. 5
Mar. 1
Mar, 13
Mar. 11
16
84
7
5
1
Mar. 12
1534 Mar.
1234 Mar. 27
1
Mar.
4
89
Mar. 27
11134 Mar.
Mar.
2034 Mar.
Mar. 12
2 11334 Mar. 12
234 Mar.
8
34 Jan. 10
34 Mar. 2
334 Mar. 18
534 Jan.
7
154 Jan. 19
234 Mar. 5
15k Mar. 13 "19>4 Jan. 2
2034 Mar. 11 2334 Jan. 12
1
Jan. 15
134 Jan.
2
4
"1234 Mar. 27 1734 Jan.
84
Jan. 15 9034 Jan.
8
108
Jan.
4 11334 Mar. 12
Simmons Boardman Pub Co—
f
100
220
300
20,500 7u
Conv preferred...........*
300
700 Singer Mfg Co...........100
Singer Mfg Ltd.—.—....£1
Am dep rets ord reg shs
1,500
*
59,216 Smith (A O) Corp com..
50 Smith (Howard) Paper Mills *
Smith (L C) 8c Corona
700
Typewriter v t c.
_*
——.1
12,900 Sonotone Corp
5
8
119
235
2
1534
3X Sale
3
4
8
Mar, 28 248
Mar. 11
334 Mar
3734 Mar.
Mar. 11
8
Mar. 8 235
334 Mar.
1
1
1
Jan. 15
8
Mar. 28 255
234 Feb. 13
Jan.
Jan.
15
14
5534
5634
.
58k Mar. 23
2
334 Mar. 1
58 X Mar, 23
1234 Jan. 24
37H Sale
1234
12k Jan. 22
29
Jan.
,
"5"455
3,500
2,300
151,000
3,600
9,800
7,900
250
325
22,700
600
So Amer Gold 8c Plat.
334
~'I|4 Sale' ""134 Sale" "l34Maf."35 "134 Mar." "l
...1
lift
Sou Calif Edison pref A——25
Preferred B.__——25
5)4% pref class C...... ..25
5% original pref.—.—25
For footnote* see page 56.
6
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1534
™
26
334 Sale
~18X "i§"" "2134 Sale"
1434
J*
334 Sale
mmmmm
mm
mm
m
■
m m m
•»«■{
3k
22k
18k
Mar. 18
Mar. 22
Mar. 13
1634 Mar. 20
2934 Mar. 5
434 Mar. 9
2434 Mar, 29
2134 Mar. 30
1934 Mar729
32
Mar. 26
Feb. 19
134 Mar; 30
Jan, 15
2034 Jan.
3
1734 Jan,
3
1534 Jan.
4
2834 Jan.
7
35!
8
Jan.
8
234 Jan.
4
434 Jan,
7
2434 Mar. 29
2I34 Mar. 30
1934 Mar. 29
Mar. 20
32
7!Vi
NEW
50
Since
In
"'"loo
100
""300
"Y.iOO
1
,
i
100
850
100
300
:
460
75
400
400
250
550
175
;
750
2254
*4
1*4
....
_
700
300
5,200
75,000
500
3,900
1,300
3,000
5,500
51,800
25,800
125
4,500
2*4
1*4
H
*4
1%
Sale**
954 Sale
)6*4
600
<3convpref
Sale
14*4 Sale
2
2*4
5*4
8
3*1 Sale
11*1 Sale
3*4
4*4
com..
40*| Sale
.........
1*1
1*4
12*4 Sale
26,600 Sunray Oil
173,800 Sunshine Mining C0......I
700 Swan-Finch Oil Corp
2*4 Sale
.....
17*4 Sale
35*4 Sale
74,800 Swift Ac Co.
57,600 Swift International.
2,450 Swiss-American Blec pref.l
8,900 Swiss Oil Corp............
2*4
Taggart Corp com .......—*
Tampa Electric Co.........*
Tastyeast Inc class A......
Technicolor Inc common...*
Teck Hughes Gold
Mines...*
*4 Mar. 11
Mar. 30
Mar. 11
Mar. 2
Mar. 30
Mar. 18
Texas
•
iulf Producing.
Texas P Ac L 7%
pref.
.._..*
100
Texon OH Ac Land Co. .....*
225 Thermold Co 7% pref
100
100 TobaccoAc Allied Stocks....*
50
50
3,500
900
Tobacco Prod Exports..
.*
"5*4Mar."26
23*4 Mar.
2
11*4 Sale
*4 Jan.
*4 Mar. 11
*4
3*4
5*4
8
3*4 Sale
12*4 Sale
2*4
3*H
40
41H
12
1*4
Sale
2*4
3
15*4 Sale
34
Sale
"2*4 "2*4
1*4
1
24
21!
% Sale
23%
Sale
16
1BU
4*4 Sale
Sale
6*4
29
I*i
2*4
6
5*4
*4 Jan.
2
Jan.
4
Mar. 30
96
Mar. 11
Jan.
7
Mar 30
Mar. 18
i*4 Feb. 26
54 Jan
15
32*4 Jan.
2
17*1 Jan. 5
18*4 Mar. 14
7*4 Mar. 18
20*4 Mar.
8*4 Mar.
Jan.
14
1
4
2
18
11*4 Mar. 30
91
Mar. 12
4
13
1
21
1
91
1
Mar. 18
1
1*4 Mar. 15
9
Mar. 21
*4 Mar. 6
%s Mar. 7
*4 Mar. 7
42*4 Mar. 19
9*4 Mar. 6
*4 Mar. 5
3*4 Mar. 27
"3"" Mar."l3
Mar.
91*4 Mar.
1*4 Mar .
1*4 Mar.
9*4 Mar.
*4 Mar.
54 Mar.
% Mar.
43*4 Mar.
29
6
Ilk Mar.30
Feb.
Mar.
1*4 Feb.
9
Mar.
54 Jan.
Jan.
2
19
54 Mar.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
3
23
42H Mar.
Feb.
19
Feb.
Jan.
11
Jan.
Jan.
"3*4 Mar.""6
Jan.
9
15
2
12*4 Mar. 25
6
""1*4 " 2"
21
4
14
5
11
14
*4 Feb.
354 Mar.
Feb.
45*4 Mar.
*4 Mar. 20
22*4 Mar . 12
*4 Mar. 14
1454 Mar. 12
3*4 Mar. 18
Mar. 30
Feb.
2
Jan.
5
Mar. 21
9*4 Mar.
2
2
1*1 Mar.
13*1 Mar.
5
1
2
2
2*4 Mar.
17*4 Mar.
1
1
Mar,
Mar.
2
2
2*4 Mar.
7
1*4 Mar.
23*4 Mar.
1
3*4 Mar.
36
55
6
% Mar . 2
19*4 Mar. 28
454 Mar. 4
Mar.
.
8
2*4 Mar . 27
Mar. 29
40
1
Jan.
15
10*4 Jan. 15
2*4 Mar. 9
15*4 Mar. 29
31
Jan.
15
45*4 Jan.
15*4 Mar.- 2
2
Jan.
9
6*4 Jan, 15
3*4 Feb. 16
1454 Jan.
7
4
Jan.
8
41*4 Feb. 20
1*2 Jan. 2
13*4 Mar. 2
3
Feb.
14
1954 Jan.
8
36
Feb. 26
58*4 Feb. 21
14
2*4 Jan.
26
% Mar. 20
22*1 Mar. 12
*4 Mar. 14
1154 Jan. 18
3*4 Mar . 18
154 Jan.
8
Feb.
2
Feb.
48
*4 Mar. 5
3% Mar. 11
82
Mar. 1
6
Mar. 2
26*4 Mar. 5
60
Mar. 11
2*4 Mar. 5
19
7
Jan. 24
Jan. 16
Feb. 13
Jan. 10
Mar. 16
15*4 Mar.
10
Mar. 8
2*4 Mar. 27
Mar. 29
1
Mar. 11
12
Mar. 30
2*4 Mar. 9
15*8 Mar. 29
31*4 Mar. 18
48
Mar. 26
2*4 Mar.
Feb.
Jan.
7.54 Mar.
"~~k« Mar.~"I
3*4 Mar. 21
.
.
11*4 Mar .
29
40
3*4 Mar.
80
Mar.
5
Mar.
26*4 Mar.
60
Mar.
1*4 Mar.
24
21
9
24
2*4
*4
29*4
11*4
""
26*4
2
*4 Jan.
Jan.
4*4 Mar. 26
54 Feb. 14
554 Mar. 26
2354 Jan.
7
52*4 Feb.
7
80
k Mar.
82
*4 Jan.
24 104
Jan.
9
Feb. 14
Jan.
3
Feb.
4
Feb. 19
2*4 Mar. 11
*4 Mar. 2
31
Mar. 26
15*4 Mar. 1
12*4 Mar . 25
2
Mar. 16
"1*4 "2
_*4
1*4 Feb. 16
54 Feb.
5
9
Jan.
3*4
5i
4*4
22*4
45*4
103
*4
3*4
19
92 >4 Mar. 16
200 Tenn El Pow 7% 1st pref..l00
300 Tenn Products Corp com...*
8,100
■kil
175
13,500
"26
—-
25,300 Stutx Motor Car Co
5,150 Sullivan Machinery Co....
1,400 Sun Investing Co com.....
"""166
8,100
Sale
18*4
19
7*4
8*4
11*4 Sale
.
900 Stlnnes (Hugo) Corp......
100 Stroock (S) & Co Inc.....
4,600
6,800
21,400
122,300
67,900
29*1
"1*4 Sale"
13^
Mar
Sale Prices
2*4
*4
29*4
11*4
80
Sale
3
Sale
50*4 Sale
8 *4
854
13H
*
Stein Cosmetics Co com
1,600 Stetson (John B) Co
400
39,800
12,400
.....
Mar. 28
"4*4
46
80
200 Sterling Brewers Inc....—1
375
100
1,775
42
2lk
22*4 Sale
50
Preferred...............
9,900
200
"7466
23*4
13 *4
.......
"3466
*4 Mar. 11
6
Mar.
4
T" Sale" "5"" "5*4 ""4*4 Mar.'"4
6% preferred.... .......10
200 Steel Co of Can Ltd ord.....*
1,925 Stein (A) Ac Co com..
...*
490
014% pref..
.....100
:
4*4
4
Highest
*4 Feb.
104
5,000
2,100
4*4
Lowest
Sale Prices
1
Jan.
7
*4 Mar. 14
*4 Mar. 14
54
*4 Mar. 11
..1
1.800 Starrett Corp com.... .....1
400
Highest
Sale Prices
1*4
"3%
300 Southern Nat Ga« Co com...*
40 South New Engl Telep Co. 100
Southern Pipe Line
10
100 Southern Union Gas com...*
8,900 Southland Royalty Co....
13,500 South Penn Oil...........25
50
250 So West Pa Pine Llnea
Spanish & General Corp Ltd
Am dep rets ord red shs..£l
1,400
2,050 Spiegel, May A: Stern pref—10®
200 Stahl-Meyer Inc com.......*
2,100 Standard Brewing Co..... "
'
625 Standard Cap Ac Seal com..
1,710 Standard Invest <514 pref.
30,300 Standard Silver Lead
9,800
Ask
Ask
%
*4
70,900 Standard Oil (Kentucky)..10
2,600 Standard Oil (Nebraska)...25
10,430 Standard OH (Ohio) com..25
275
5% pref
......——100
:
500 Standard Power Ac Lt com..*
Class B common..........*
1,300
14.000
1,100
3,230
Lowest
Sale Prices
Mar. 30
Mar. 1
Bid
-Tvf, 700
3.100
275
Mar. 31 *35
STOCKS (Continued)
Par
Shares
300 Southern Colo Pow cl A..25
*
I,800 Southern Corp com
Shares
1
to
Jan. 1
I March
'
HEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN MARCH
Low from
July 1 1933
SALES
AGGREGATE
CURB EXCHANGE
YORK
6
*4 Jan. 28
3*4 Mar. 21
75
Feb.
7
5
Mar. 14
26*4 Mar. 5
Mar. 11
1*4 Feb. 11
60
25
Jan. 10
*4 Jan.
3
19*4 Mar. 28
454 Mar. 4
50
Feb.
8
54 Jan. 28
354 Mar, 11
82
Mar.
6*4 Jan.
28
1
4
Feb.
4
6254 Jan.
254 Jan.
11
2
Tobacco Secur Trust Co Ltd
Am dep rets ord reg shs..£l
1,700
Am dep rets def reg....—5s
2,700
2,500 Todd Shipyards Corp.
...*
210 Toledo Edison 6% pref-.100
60
7% preferred A. .... . ..100
1,100 Tonopah Mining of Nev.
1
300
30
20
400
23*4 Jan.
'Iff
27*4 Mar. 15
x78
Mar. 14
«87*4 Mar. 14
*4 Mar. 1
*4
29*4
28*4
92~"
*4 Sale
Sale
*4
600 Transcontinental Air Trsnspl
3*.400
2,700
5,000
200
27,600
Stamped
1
30,500 Trans-Lux Plct Screen com.1
7,700 Tri-Contlnental Corp Warr__
Triplex Safety Glass Ltd—
200
Am rets for ord. shs. reg£l
300
,
Trunz Pork Stores Inc......*
14
Feb.
18
6
Mar.
5
Mar. 2
Mar. 30
Mar. 25
28
81
92
""*4 Mar."*9
H Mar.
2*4 Mar, 15
*4 Mar. 18
Mar.
"8*4 "10*4 ""8*4 Sale" "8*4 Mar"35
Mar.
1
4
6
23*4 Jan. 31
68
83
18
21
Feb.
Jan.
Jan. 24
Mar. 15
*4 Mar. 18
Jan,
Jan.
*4
2%
*4
2*4
24
Jan.
Jan.
7
7
7
30*4 Feb. 20
81
92
Mar.
2
Mar. 30
54 Feb.
4
Jan.
54 Jan.
3*4 Feb.
3
14
Jan.
8
3
1
5
1654 Feb, 5
8*4 Mar. 30
17*4 Feb. 25
8*4 Mar. 29
1
3*4 Mar. 15
6*4 Jan. 24
9
Jan.
2
Tublze Chatillon Corp—
4,000
300
1,300
12,300
3,800
Common.................1
454 Sale
1
14*4
16
4 *4 Sale
10
Class A
—
II,100 Tung Sol Lamp Wks
S3 conv pref
1,400
*
*
com
......
300
600
2,100
300 Unexcelled Mfg Co Inc.....10
2,200 Union Amer Invest com....*
9,400 Union Gas of Canada .-----*
9,300
13,100
800
600
3,500
5,500
Sale
4
12
3*4
3*4
3*4 Mar. 15
12
Mar. 18
3*4 Mar. 13
454 Mar.
14k Mar.
4*4 Mar.
6
1
Mar. 18
18
3*4 Mar. 13
Jan. 16
34
12
29
20*4
5
6
19*4 Mar. 13
4*4 Mar. 15
4
2*4 Mar.
20H Mar.
4 *4 Mar •
Mar.
5
2*4 Mar. 6
19*4 Mar. 13
454 Jan.
8
k Jan. 16
16
3*4 Mar. 22
15
Mar. 27
3*4 Mar.
17*4 Mar.
5
2
354 Mar. 22
14*4 Jan. 11
3*4
2*4 Mar. 14
3*4 Mar.
5
21$ 2Z%
54 Mar. 14
"k Mar. 2
*4 Mar. 6
*4 Mar. 9
% Mar. 14
35
Mar. 6
*4 Mar. 11
bXa Mar. 28
54 Mar. 1
254 Mar. 14
23
Jan.
4
54 Mar. 14
k Feb. 14
2*4 Mar.
"20*4
21
19*4
4*4
Mar.
Union Tobacco Co common^*
6
5
2
Jan.
26
554 Jan.
23
Jan.
22
2*4 Mar.
6
Jan.
7
554 Jan.
*4 Jan.
14
2
23
United Aircraft At Transp—
Warrants
United Carr Fastener com..*
17*4
17*4
15
6
Jan.
7
17*4 Feb. 21
United Chemicals Inc—
500
400
"3",300
6,700
36,900
43,100
11,000
6,600
Common...
.......
.......*
900
<3 cum partic pref........*
5,800 United Corp warrants.....
14,900 United Dry Docks com......*
71,300 United Founders com...... 1
100,500 United Gas common .......1
$7 preferred
*
24,200
Warrants
30,400
190 United G&E 7% pef
38,000 United Lt Ac Power com A...*
Common class B........-*
4,600
<6 conv 1st pref
21,500
.......
3*4
23
3
4
30
*4 Sale
*4
%
*4 Sale
1
Sale
3554 Sale
*4 Sale
fsale^
1*4 Sale
41
Sale
40*4
*4
*""|4""*4
"ITh
5*4 Sale
*4 Mar. 13
Mar. 21
3*4 Mar. 14
1
35
Mar.
6
*4 Mar. 11
54, Mar. 29
"I~"~Mar. 22
1 *4 Mar . 22
5*4 Mar. 28
100 United MUk Products com..*
S3 preferred...........
125
*
Jan.
Jan.
15
23
Jan.- 3
*4 Mar. 9
% Mar. 14
Jan.
2
54 Mar. 13
Feb. 19
3*4 Mar. 14
3
Jan.
9
29
Jan. 15
54
-
11400
3,600
8,400
lk Mar. 28
42*4 Mar. 22
354 Feb. 18
Jan.
5
25
1
Jan.
4
43*4 Jan .
Hi Jan.
62
Jan.
1*4 Jan.
1*4 Jan.
6*4 Jan.
10
2
31
2
15
2
Jan.
Feb.
14
3
32
9
United Molasses Co Ltd—
1,700
1,500
16,700
Am dep rets for ord reg..£l
5,000 Unit Profit Sharing com..
*
100
3",625
4,200
6,600
1,600
1,200
100
250
100
...
com
10
25
Preferred....
.....—..*
710
1,600 U S Dairy Products class B._*
9,900 U S Elec Pow com w W.......1
Stock purchase warrants
2,200
200
""800
Preferred.
8,200 United Shoe Mach
370
..*
1,400 U S Finishing common
.;
•
22,100 U S Foil class B
7,300 U S Ac Internet Sec com....*
1st preferred with warr.—*
5,400
2,100 U S Lines Inc pref..........*
10
1,750 U S Playing Card com
*4
5*4
2,600
-
*.r■
450
3,300
625
1,500
1,400
10,800
3,000
900
7*4
_
4*4
Sale
9,000 United Stores Corp com vtc *
23,600 United Verde Extension..50c
2,200 United Wall Paper.........*
2,200 Universal Consol Oil Co-.-10
600 Universal Insurance.. .....8
...5
13,300 Utah Apex Mining Co
2,100 Utah Power Ac Light pref...*
9,200 Utility Equities com .......*
Priority Stock.
......
2,175
2,000 Utility Ac Ind Corp com.....*
Preferred
*
2,600
1
35,100 Utll Pow Ac Light com
4,500
4,250
Class B v t C.............1
7% preferred
For footnotes see page 56.
100
4*4 Mar. 11
*4 Mar. 5
Salt*
"71*4 Mar" 18
If SalF
Sale
76
37*4 Mar. 6
k. Mar. 23
*4 Mar. 5
7354
37*4 Sale
11*4 Sale
*4
%
10
54
10*4
Sale
48p 51^ 41*4 45
31V 33 k 3l*| 33^
76"" Mar.""I
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.25
1154 Mar. 1
*4 Mar. 6
48*4 Mar. 5
*4 Mar. 27
32% Mar. 4
2
Mar. 20
15
Mar. 2
2
054
3
2*4
*4
2*4
1*4
4*4
14
9
*4
*4
461
*4
5*4
25
14
18
20
Mar.
2
54 Mar. 29
17*4 Mar. 19
H Mar. 11
43*4 Mar.
54 Mar.
1
18 Sale
A*
54
k
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
9
*4
2*1
1*4
4*4
Mar, 16
Jan.
i32 Jan.
51 Mar.
10*1 Mar.
54 Mar.
43k Mar.
54 Feb.
30*4 Mar.
*6
1
3
7
*4 Mar.
h
4*4 Sale
7
Mar. 13
1
7
Mar.
5
3*4 Mar.
54
3*4
2*4
4*4
12*4
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
1
19
Mar.
Mar.
4
4
1*4 Mar.
47
Mar.
>.
*4 Mar.
1*1 Mar.
54 Mar.
154 Mar.
554 Mar.
21
4
Mar. 20
Mar. 28
22
4
7
21
21
23
2
16
17
2
14
15
13
28
19
19
2
Mar. 20
13
Feb. 27
*4 Feb.
4
54
Sale
"15 *i
Mar. 20
13
*4
24
17
13
Feb. 19
Mar. 25
Feb. 28
Jan.
2
Jan.
Feb.
Feb. 28
54 Mar. 23
*4 Mar. 5
10*4 Mar. 15
H Mar. 13
43*4 Mar. 28
*4 Mar. 27
Jan.
Jan.
3
Mar. 5
Feb. 13
45
"l"" Mar."II
30*4 Mar. 19
Jan.
454 Mar. 4
% Mar. 30
"""*4 Mar." 14
400 U S Rubber Reclaiming....*
300
100
400
4*4
*4
200 U S Radiator common......*
400
7% preferred...........100
100
1,500
10,400
JA
*4 Mar. 25
2*4 Mar. 14
lk Mar. 18
3*4 Jan. 22
7
Jan.
31
54 Mar. 29
16
Jan.
8
*4 Mar. 11
43*4 Jan. 28
54 Mar. 7
1
Mar. 13
*4 Feb. 28
54 Jan. 10
354 Mar. 5
2 " Jan.
13*4 Jan.
1
Jan.
Jan.
54 Feb. 21
33*4 Jan. 31
3
Feb.
9
17
Jan. 10
*4 Feb.
1
51
154 Jan.
3 54 Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
6!
2!
121,
4
13
7
11
Mar. 28
154 Jan.
3
2054 Feb. 14
1*4 Jan.
7
Feb.
*4 Jan.
1*4 Jan.
49
19
4
2
54 Feb. 13
lk Mar. 21
6
Jan.
17
NEW
April, 1935]
NEW YORE
July 1
Jan.
Shares
100
Shares
STOCKS (Concluded.)
100 Venezuela Mex Oil Corp
100
""'300
'
600
Walker
23,600
7,600
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
8%
8
1% Mar. 13
% Mar. 12
Mar. 25
8
3%
3% Mar. 22
3% Mar.
Ask Bid
Sale'
1% Mar. 13
% Mar. 1
Mar. 25
6
5
%
Claaa B__.......
2,500 Walgreen Co
200
Lowest
Ask
Mar. 1
Bid
4,900 Waco Aircraft Co.........
1,000 Waltt & Bond Inc elate A..*
1,600
Mar. 30
4%
'35
Par
10
10,900 Venezuelan Petroleum
5
1,000 Vogt Mfg Corp............
3,900
% Mar. 13
% Mar. 13
warrants......
(Hirap) Gooderham
Sale
Sale
Sale
fc Worta common
91,010
..*
Preferred
15,400
1,700 Walker Mining.
...I
1,400 Watson (John Warren) Co—*
41,500 Wenden Copper Mining
1
825 Western Air Express Corp..10
Common new
12,200
.1
8,900 Western Auto Supply com A *
Sale
25% Mar. 11
17% Mar. 12
% Mar. 13
1
Mar, 4
30
Mar.
"l'loo
3,800
150
20
-
.'150
Western Power
200
1,500
18% Mar.
:%
Sale
2%
3%
59
57
% Mar.
M
2%
Sale
25
200
100
4,000
200
100
25
400
8,500
10,800
.
-"M
■-
■■
97,000
188,000
264,000
146,000
152,000
2,000
16
3%
4%
%
%
Mar.
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
22
20
13
13
13
33
5
41,000
128,000
10,000
1,021,000
139,000
255,000
124.000
461,000
202,000
464,000
165,000
27,000
825,000
318.000
44.000
384,000
4,000
67,000
337,000
53.000
305,000
9,000
8,000
131,000
149,000
312,000
19,000
72,000
50,000
25
98
Jan.
46
Mar. 14
Mar 16
Jan.
10
76% Jan.
23
Jan.
2
4
Jan.
53
Jan.
74
60
12
Feb.
5
14
Jan.
11
Mar.
6
28
Jan.
15
34
Feb.
4
99
Jan.
;
4
21
Mar.
1
Mar.
4
14
9
% Mar. 28
Mar.
Mar. 14
3% Mar.
13% Mar.
% Mar.
4
4
Mar. 12
18
% Feb.
Jan.
25% Mar.
1
10
Mar.
4
% Mar.
6
24
Mar. 14
8% Jan.
4
5
15
Jan.
3
22% Jan.
4% Feb.
3% Jan.
1
% Mar. 13
17% Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
4% Mar. 14
8% Mar. 13
102% Feb.
5
4% Feb. 26
11
5
28% Jan.
10
Mar.
10
4
% Mar. 13
% Jan.
Jan..
104% Mar. 26
3
'
'
•
■},
104
103% Mar.
23,000 Abbott's Dairy 6a
1942
1,677,000 Alabama Power 4%«
1*67
1st & ref 5s
336,000
1956
5s
1968
525,000
689,000
1st 5s—.............. .1946
1st Ac ref 5s
1951
838,000
463,000 Aluminum Co s f deb 5s..1952
....1948
682,000 Aluminum Ltd 5s
25,000 Amer Commonw Pow 6s .1940
Debenture 5%s__
16,000
..1953
9,000 Am Community Pow 5Hs 1953
218.000 Amer 5c Continental 5s..1943
1957
325,000 Amer Elec Pow deb 6s.
6s series A reg
10,000
1957
2028
3,584,000 Amer Gas & Elec deb 5s
1939
496,000 Amer Gas & Power 6s
5s
1953
971,000
79 %
Sale
95
Sale
87% Sale
100% Sale
95% Sale
76%
93%
83%
99%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
94
Sale
106% Sale
99% Sale
98% Sale
76
Mar.
80
93% Mar.
82% Mar.
99% Mar.
96
94
87
100
Mar.
96%
107%
99%
%
106% Mar.
98% Mar.
% Mar.
Mar. 26
Mar. 4
Mar.
Mar.
102
66% Jan.
83% Jan.
73
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 14
Jan.
88% Jan.
83% Jan.
105% Jan.
97% Jan.
Sale
9
Sale
98
Sale
Sale
95% Sale
2% Mar. 14
95% Mar. 30
7% Mar. 26
8
26
166% Sale"
24% Sale
56
104%
98%
88%
104%
Assoc Gas 5c Elec 4
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
63% Sale
104% Sale
95
88
Sale
Sale
104% Sale
1953
Sale
Sale
1968
88% Sale
32% Sale
15% Sale
Mar.
8
2% Mar. 14
97% Mar. 1
9% Mar. 1
8
Mar.
8
95% Mar. 15 100% Mar. 29
25% Mar. 19 29% Mar. 9
23% Mar. 20 26% Mar. 9
52
103
95
83
16
Sale
13
5%s lnv ctfs._—.....1938
4%» series C..........1949
Sale
16% Sale
14% Sale
1977
1950
128,000 Assoc Rayon Corp 5s
1950
59,000 Assoc Telep Co Ltd 5s
1965
827,000 Assoc Tel 5c Tel 5%s A...1955
7
23
4
i3g
2]
Feb.
Jan.
7% Mar.
8
Mar.
89% Jan.
18
Jan.
63%
05%
98%
89%
05%
97
Mar.
Mar.:
Mar.
Mar. 30
Mar. 6
Mar. 2
Mar, 1
Mar. 16
17% Jan.
50% Jan.
103% Jan.
Mar.
96% Mar.
107% Mar.
101
Mar.
93
Feb.
Jan.
% Jan.
%
Jan.
4
4
11
5
9
2% Feb. 25
97% Feb. 27
10% Jan. 28
8
Mar.
8
100% Mar. 29
29% Mar. 9
26% Mar. 9
63% Mar. 30
106
Feb.
7
95
Mar.
100
Jan.
9
74
Jan.
101
Jan.
90% Feb. 25
105% Mar. 16
84%
105%
73%
29%
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
97
Mar. 30
29% Mar.
33
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
15
Mar. 29
13
Feb.
15% Mar. 27
13% Mar. 29
12
Mar.
13
Mar.
17
14% Mar.
8*
11
14% Mar. 27
11
Mar.
15% Jan.
17
14% Mar.
Jan.
11
11
8
Jan.
28
12
14% Sale
15%
Sale"
69
Sale
62% Sale
al5
Sale
17
Sale
14% Sale
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
16
69
Mar,
14% Mar.
14% Mar.
23
Mar.
78
30
18
28
26
Mar. 22
Mar. 27
Mar. 28
73% Mar. 11
03% Mar. 28
Mar.
60
23
83% Sale
09
89
14% Mar.
12% Mar.
73% Mar.
102
426,000 Assoc Tel Utll 5tts
1944
Certificates of deposit
675.000
2-year 6% secured notes_*33
54,000
Certificates of deposit..
140,000
159.000 Atlas Plywood 6%s
1943
Mar.
104% Mar.
95
Mar.
107
Mar.:
84
Mar.
13
Registered............
Conv deb 5s........
23
Mar.
14% Mar.
97
107
13% Sale
13% Sale
Hi.—1948
5%s
Feb.
96
13
Sale
96
1956
6s
Sale
107% Sale
85% Sale
30% Sale
341,000 Appalachian Power 6s...2024
5s
1941
65.000
2,443,000 Arkansas Pr 8c Lt 5s...
1,116,000 Associated Elec 4%S
81
Jan.
97
6s without warrants..2016
4,302,000
318,000 Amer Radiator deb 414s._ 1947
1,651,000 Amer Rolling Mills 5s
1948
570,000 Amer Seating 6s
...1936
1,089,000 Appalachian El Pr 5s
1954
64,000
1,043.000
9.000
119,000
899,000
121,000
941,000
1% Jan.
11
Jan.
8
Mar.
8
13% Jan. 15
4
3% Feb.
60% Mar. 18
99% Mar. 27
American Power 5c Llgbt
1.393,000
5
4
32% Feb. 18
18% Mar.
li
Jan.
% Jan.
% Jan.
11% Jan.
'
"4,000
2
Jan.
Feb.
1
Mar. 21
Mar.
% Sale
5% Jan.
6
101% Mar. 22
6
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
24
25% Sale
9% Sale
1% Mar. 13
% Jan. 23
9% Feb. 11
bonds
i
103,000
Mar. 21
Mar.
4
4%
4
13
19% Mar.
22
Mar. 12
Mar. 21
48
78
4
„
5
18
1
10,900 Yukon Gold Co
4,300
9,000
454,000
3
Convertible
Am dep rets ord shares..5s
5,900
229.900 Wrlght-Hargreaves Ltd.....*
96,300
1
8
2% Mar. 13
60% Mar. 18
99% Mar. 27
101%
3%
13%
%
16
%
preferred....*
2,600 Wilson Jones Co com
..*
3,300
12
~4~~ Sale
14
'
Wood ley Petroleum Corp
Woolworth (P W) Ltd—
Mar. 16
% Mar,
33
14
12
600
7% preferred..........100
30,300 W Va Coal & Coke com
..*
1,300 Williams (RC) ft Co
..*
600 W11-Low Cafeterias com__..l
425
14
Mar. 14
74'
$6 preferred.............*
Westvaco Chlorine Prod—
?:•,
Mar. 20
Mar. 30
2
54
98% Mar. 15
Western Tablet & Stationery
50
6
46]
Common ▼ t c
.........*
West Texas Utilities Co—
7% pref
Jan.
,i %
%j
400 Western Cartridge 6% pf.100
Western Maryland Ry~
60
7% 1st preferred...
100
125
1% Mar. 13
%# Jan.
2
8
25% Jan.
16% Jan.
...
22,600
1
8%
Mar. 31
1
March
RANGE SINCE JAN.
1933
to
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
In
PRICES IN MARCH
Low from
SALES
AGGREGATE
51
CURB EXCHANGE
YORK
Mar.
1
17% Mar. 29
17
Mar. 26
28% Mar. 26
30
Mar. 26
84
x\4ar. 1
Mar.
Mar.
12% Mar.
69
Jan.
99
Jan.
57% Jan.
14% Jan.
14% Jan.
20
Jan.
109
Mar. 18
89
Mar. 28
35% Jan.
ife
?8
28
Jan.
11
Jan.
9
24
Jan.
Jan.
75% Feb. 16
103% Mar. 28
75%
Feb.
17%
Mar. 29
17
Mar. 26
Mar. 26
28*
18
20
Jan.
30
78
Mar.
86
Mar. 26
Jan. 22
81
Jan.
68
Jan.
Baldwin Locomotive Works
47,000
230,000
197,000
159,000
97,000
14,000
100,000
151,000
33,000
23,000
143,000
6,000
38,000
604,000
1,331,000
361,000
449,000
172,000
104,000
159,000
870.000
206.000
59,000
331.000
24,000
111,000
89,000
79*000
263,000
33,000
695,000
118,000
195,000
22,000
14,000
502,000
150.000
219,000
62,000
283,000
69,000
60,000
122,000
725,000
187,000
392,000
223.000
236,000
780,000
78.000
2,332,000
221,000
694,000
30,000
35,000
1,570.000
277,000
470,000
563,000
233.000
624,000
228,000
210,000
602,000
-,390,000
1,023,000
1,422,000
1,245.000
467,000
1,889.000
5,000
68,000
105.000
38,000
11,000
147,000
1,000
17,000
399,000
271,000
85,000
32,000
289.000
2,000
1,920.000
5,395.000
6s with warrants.
37
..1938
43
6s without warrants... 1938
1st M 5s
ser
B
June
1
5s series C
1957
1960
Sale
Sale
112% Sale
115% Sale
117% Sale
Bell Tel of Canada 5s_...1955
III" Sale'
115% Sale
L14
76% Sale
"84" Sale'
107% Mar.
81% Mar.
105% Sale
81
Birmingham Elec 4%S—.1968
Birmingham Gas 5s.....1959
Boston Consol Gas 5s
Sale
62
65% Sale
1947
82
Broad River Power 5s A..1954
Buffalo Gen Elec 5s
Sale
L06
1956
1st 5c ref 5s
Canada Nor Power 5s.... 1953
99% Sale
100% Sale
111% Sale
.1935
Canadian Pacific Ry 6s..t942
Capital Admin 5s A x W..1953
Carolina Pr & Lt 5s
1956
94
Sale
Sale
107]
Sale
05% Sale
"95% Sale' *98% Sale"
Central German Pow 6s.. 1934
Cent Illinois Light 5s
1943
Cent 111 Pub Serv 4%c F.1967
5s series E_.
.....1956
79
79
99%
103%
86%
68%
E..1957
..1955
Cent Ohio Lt 5c Pr 5s A..1950
ser
D..1957
Central Pow 5c Lt 5s.....1956
Cent States Elec 5s
Sale
87% Sale
87% Sale
5s Series G_..........1968
4H* series H
1981
Central Power 5s
Mar.
73
27
1948
5%s without warrants. 1954
Cent States Pr 8t Lt 0%s.l953
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
12 117% Mar.
Mar.
7 131
4 105% Mar. 29
30 81% Mar. 4
22
66% Mar. 7
29 108% Mar. 5
Mar, 6
1 88
27 106% Mar. 27
22 108% Mar. 11
97% Mar. 2 99%
100% Mar. 28 100%
:105
Mar. 13 111%
94
Mar. 27
96%
94
Mar.
1
96%
*80" Sale'
87%
Saie"
Sale
Sale"
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
26% Sale
Sale
58
Sale
Sale
100
Sale
Mar.
89
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
85
100 J
Lll
Cedar Rap Mfg 8c Pow 5s. 1953
Cent Arizona L 5c P 5s
1960
Cent Maine Pow 4Hi
5s series D
Mar.
107% Mar.
1939
Canadian Nat Rya 7s
Mar.
130% Mar.
104% Mar.
76% Mar.
Bethlehem Steel 6s......1998
Blnghamton L H 5c P 5s..1946
35% Mar. 15 42%
35
Mar. 15 43%
L09% Mar. 6 112%
112% Mar. 13 115%
Mar.
6 112
98%
39
Mar. 18
41%
L08
Mar. 11 109%
77% Mar. 13 84
85% Mar. 13 89%
95% Mar.
85
1
Mar. 13
35% Mar.
35
Mar.
109% Mar.
111% Feb.
112% Jan.
113% Feb.
116% Feb.
119
Feb.
126% Jan.
131
Mar
102% Jan.
69% Jan.
105% Mar
56
Jan.
70
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
109
Jan.
106% Jan.
1
11
97% Mar.
100% Mar.
1
2
23
£105
9
29
2
28
Mar.
88% Jan.
83% Jan.
110% Jan.
89
39
Mar.
107% Jan.
67
4
76% Jan.
2
75
2
67% Jan.
95% Jan.
78% Mar. 12
99% Mar. 19 100% Mar. 29
Mar. 16 104% Mar. 21
87
82
Mar. 16
Mar. 2
Mar. 5
63% Mar. 19 70
72% Mar. 6 75% Mar. 22
26
Mar. 13
28% Mar. 23
25% Mar. 13 28% Mar. 30
52% Mar. 18 58% Mar. 2
Jan.
Jan.
Mar
109% Jan.
101% Jan.
m
Jan.
Jan.
96% Mar
96%
112
Jan.
2
[03
Feb.
67% Feb.
109
88
107% Mar.
106
82
Mar
Feb.
Mar
42
109%
Jan.
Mar
84
Mar
§9%
89
Mar
Mar
85
101
Mar
104%
Mar
Feb.
101
Jan.
72
Jan.
87
Mar
59
Jan.
70
Mar
59% Jan.
26
Mar.
25% Mar.
75% Mar
32% Jan.
33% Jan.
48% Jan.
64
2 101
Feb.
Chicago Dlst El Generating
4)<8 series A
99
Mar. 13 101
Mar. 26
92% Jan.
Mar. 15
.....1970
Mar. 15
Mar.« 1
Mar. 30
Mar. 27
Mar. 27
Mar. 2
Mar. 7
Mar. 29
Mar. 14
Mar. 1
Mar. 7
105% Jan.
87% Jan.*
65% Jan.
Mar. 4
Mar. 30
26% Feb.
Mar. 26
Chicago Junction Rys 5c
1,000
209,000
91,000
576.655
470,000
Union Stock Yards 5s..1940
Chic Pneum Tool 5 %•—.1942
Chic Rys 5s ctfs of dep_.1927
97% Sale
66% Sale
64% Sale
Cincinnati Street Ry 5%*1952
6s series B
...1955
Cities Service 5s..
—.1966
33
Sale
Mar. 29
Mar.
68% Sale
36
Mar. 6
Mar. 7
Mar. 19
Sale
Registered—............
Conv
deb
5s
.......1950
Registered............
3,000
850.000 Cities Service Gas S%a—1942
263,000 Cities Serv Gas Pipe L 6s. 1943
6s registered....
1943
1,000
1,961,000 Cities Service P 5c L SXs.1952
5 Ha gold deb
1949
891.000
For footnotes see page 56.
1
Mar.
31%
Sale"
35%
Sale'
7
Mar. 19
73
90
Sale
69
Sale
Mar. 14
Mar. 26
55
Sale
89
Sale
Mar. 21
26
27
27% Sale
27% Sale
33!
33]
Sale
27
Sale
27% Mar.
28 %
"43%
58
1
33]
33!
Jan.
6|*
Jan.
Jan.
10
9
Jan.
2
40% Jan.
4
75%
27% Feb.
22
Mar. 27
42% Jan.
63% Jan.
84% Jan.
Feb. 26
99* Jan. 23
32% Mar.
29% Feb.
29% Feb.
87
Mar. 13
Feb.
66% Feb,
30% Mar.
109
39%
30
Mar. 14
Jan. 28
91% Feb. 25
Jan.
26
36% Jan.
37% Jan.
87
4
7
NEW
53
NEW YORK
July 1
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
1933
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
Mar. 31
Jan. 1
«.
PRICES IN MARCH
Low from
SALES
AGGREGATE
YORK CURB EXCHANGE
BONOS (Continued)
$
1954
149,000 Gere Elec Ilium 5s
Si aeries B..........—1961
122,000
5a
1939
564,000
'35
Mar. 1
Bid
Mar. 30
Ask
Ask Bid
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Mar. 28 110
108
10134
102
103
'
110% Sale
105%
Mar. 11
106% Jan.
109% Mar. 29 111% Mar. 13 109% Feb.
Highest
Sale Prices
Feb.
3 111
5
Jan.
18 114
7
103% Mar. 28 106
Sale"
Mar. 12
103% Jan.
9 106
Mar. 22 41%
Mar. 16 109
Mar. 5 112
110% Mar. 1 112
Mar.
2
47
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
106% Mar. 13 108% Mar.
103% Mar. 6 106% Mar.'
100% Mar. 12 102% Mar.
29
27
37% Jan.
104% Jan.
109% Jan.
112
109
112
Mar. 12
Common und Privet
38% Sale
Beak 5%s.
1937
237,000
303,000 Commoner Edison 4%s...1957
5a aeries A............1953
231,000
5a aeries B............1954
264,000
4%a series C......
-.1956
303,000
44a aeries E
1960
329,000
4s series P....—
1981
4,382,000
5%a series G..........1962
467,000
1,115.000 Com'w'lth Subsld 5%s A. 1948
108% Sale
95% Sale
Community Pow At Lt 5s. 1957
Sale
9,000 Conn Ltd Ac Pow 7a A....1951
534 series B.......... 1954
10,000
434* series C
.....—1956
24,000
5s series D............ 1962
67,000
367,000 Conn River Power 5a— ..1952
12,000 Conaol Ges of Belt 5a.... 1939
4)4 •.1954
54,000
38
107
111
Sale
1,167,000
Sale
108%
111%
110%
108%
104%
Sale
101
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
112
Sale
108%
Sale'
161% Sale
Sale
Mar.
Sale
109
108% Sale
105
Sale
1 120% Mar. 25
Mar.
1
Mar. 12
Mar, 7 111%
Mar. 21 109%
Mar. 26 109
Mar.
1 105%
Mar. 8 112%
Sale
105% Sale
% Mar.
Jan.
105% Jan.
102% Jan.
25
94% Jan.
4
Mar. 29 108% Mar.
Mar. 21
96% Mar. 26
1
Mar. 15 56% Mar.
106
Sale
951
56j
19
1
29
109%
Mar.
9
Mar. 16
Mar.
9
6 118% Mar. 29
106
85
19
Mar. 29
102% Mar. 25
Mar.
109
Jan.
97
120$
§Mar,
112
Jan.
Jan.
23
Feb. 20
25
Mar. 25
Jan.
Jan.
2
109% Mar. 12
2
109% Jan.
Mar.
103% Jan.
Ill
11
109% Feb.
106%
Mar.
Jan.
108
Feb.
Feb. 27
Mar. 27
Mar. 19
106
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
21
9
111$ Mar. 29
114% Jan.
Conaol GEL&P Ball—
;
:
1st ref
V! 214,000
a
...1981
f 4s
Mar. 16 111
Mar.
4 110
109
1969
1970
434s series G—...
434» aeries H
45,000
18,000
108
108% Sale
109% Sale
108% Mar.
Mar. 16
108% Jan.
Mar. 14
108
Feb.
1 110% Mar. 18 106% Jan.
100% Jan.
20,000 Conaol GEL&P 434*—1935
4 !4 8 stamped
......1935
5,000
100% Jan.
2 111% Feb. 18
16 110
Mar. 14
29 110% Mar. 18
4
8 100% Jan.
23 100% Jan.
9
Conaol Gas Utilities—
V
634s with warrants
1st Be coll 6s ser
81,000
555,000
1943
6
1943
Mar.
2
10% Mar. 22
4% Jan.
52
Mar. 15
60
Mar. 25
51
Jan.
stamped........1939
87
Mar.
89
87
108
Mar.
9
10% Mar. 22
Mar.
Consumers Power 434S--1958
1st Ac ref 5s...........1936
5
Mar.
4
Mar.
4
Mar. 29
\
56%
Sale
Sale
58
16
60
Mar. 25
Conaol Publishers—
5,000
405,000
328,000
4,871,000
329,000
238,000
578,000
39,000
12,000
734%
Continental G Ac El 5a ...1958
1945
Cosgrove Meehan 6 34a
.........1940
Crane Co 5s
103% Sale
47% Sale
10% Sale
102% Sale
Crucible Steel 5s........1940
Cuban Telephone
734s
103% Mar.
52% Sale
Sale
15
96%
Sale'
1941
1937
5a
1946
232,000
430,000 Cumberland Co P Ac L 434* '56
392,000 Cudahy Pack deb 534*
29,000 Dallas P Ac L 5s series C. .1952
6s series A........... .1949
133,000
229,000 Dayton P Ac L 1st 8c ref 5s'41
331,000 Delaware Elec Pow 534 s. .1959
57,000 Denver Gas 8c Elec 5a... -1949
331,000 Derby Gas At Elec 5s.... .1946
1,277,000 Detroit City Gas 6s B.. .1950
.1947
6s series A
729,000
58,000 Detroit Int Bdge 634*., .1952
Ctfs of deposit....
47,000
25-vr s f deb 7s
—1952
16,000
Ctfs of deposit....
25,000
116,000 Dixie Gulf Gas 6%s— 11937
52,000 Duke Power Co 434*... -1967
105
Sale
103% Sale
100%
Sale
102
Sale
110
Sale
105% Sale
109% Sale
107% Sale
90% Sale
Mar,
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 20
Mar.
Mar. 26
Mar.
2
Mar. 22
Mar.
103% Mar.
103% Mar.
89% Mar.
Mar. 29
Sale
Sale
99
Sale
Sale
Sale
89
Mar.
Mar.
11
Mar.
Mar.
97
Sale
Sale"
95%
95
Mar. 13
93
Sale
1
Mar.
Mar. 22
Mar.
Mar.
74
Jan.
8
26
45
Jan.
48%
Jan.
30
Jan.
15
103% Mar,
103% Mar.
95% Jan.
104
83
Jan.
8
107% Feb.
102% Mar. 29
Mar. 16
110% Mar. 22
Mar. 26
92% Feb. 14
5
108% Feb.
86% Jan.
Jan.
92%
Mar.
99
91% Jan.
Feb.
5
25
99
Jan.
3
Jan.
2
Jan.
104% Feb. 20
4% Mar. 22
4% Mar. 22
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
102% Jan.
Jan.
108%
Mar. 21
Mar. 30
Mar. 29
Mar.
4
Mar.
9
Mar. 29
5
1
92% Mar. 29
94
Mar.
Mar. 20
963
613
%
%
% Mar. 29
102% Mar. 7 101%
108% Mar. 25 105
107% Mar.
34
18
53%
17%
103%
100%
Jan.
105% Jan.
1
% Mar.
101% Mar.
16
Sale
41% Sale
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
109
99
% Mar,
34% Sale
4
107
104% Mar. 4
4% Mar. 22
4% Mar. 22
3% Mar.
101% Sale
4
Jan.
107% Jan.
91
Mar.
4
5
Mar.
104
107% Mar. 22
92% Mar. 5
Mar,
97
42
8
102
Mar.
109%
107% Jan.
103% Mar.
Mar. 26
Mar.
7
109
Mar.
102
89%
104
89
107
Mar. 16 104% Feb.
110% Mar. 22 108% Jan.
Mai.
107% Mar.
87
6
Mar. 14
105% Mar.
109
8
Mar.
107% Mar.
19,000 Eastern Util Invest 5* A 1954
2030
3,222,000 Elec Pow At Lt 5a
74,000 Elmlra Wat Lt At RR 5s—1956
1950
168,000 El Paso Elec 5s A
58,000 El Paso Nat Gas 634* w wl943
634*
1938
17,000
344,000 Empire Dist Elec 5s...... 1952
1,048,000 Empire Oil At Refining 5 34s* 42
Ercole Marelll Elec Mfg
7,000
634* with warrants
1953
118,000 Erie LlghtlngSs.........1967
Mar.
10%
102%
96%
61%
47
...1944
Cuban Tobacco 5s
47
Mar.
11
Mar.
1
2
Jan.
Mar. 29
5
4
Mar. 25
33% Feb.
7
16% Jan. 30
41% Mar. 29
85% Jan.
3
93% Mar.
4
4
97% Mar.
9
89% Jan.
91
Jan.
24
95
Feb.
95
Jan.
91% Mar. 20
102
90% Jan.
9
76
Mar. 21
80
Mar.
5
67
Jan.
2
Feb.
1
2
16
55% Mar. 15
78% Sale
5
62
Mar.
2
54
Jan.
3
65% Jan.
26
66% Jan.
77% Sale"
60% Sale
92% Mar.
14
69
Jan.
90
Mar. 16
161%
Sale
8
Mar ."12 103% Mar. 27
100
Jan.
24
3 103% Mar. 27
Jan.
4
European Elec 634*——.1965
109,000
582,000
2,000
1,000
1,014,000
4
90
Mar. 16
85
38% Mar. 30
46
Mar. 14
38% Mar. 30
Mar.
96% Jan.
85% Mar.
Without warrants...
European Mtge At Inv..——
7s Series C..........—1967
110,000
Palrbanks Morse At Co 5a..l942
38% Sale
100% Sale
Sale
101
100% Mar.
1102
8
53
Farmers Nat Mtg Inst 7s .1963
Federal Sugar Ref 6s....1933
Federal Water Serv 534a. 1954
Feb.
55% Jan. 14
Mar, 8
5 102
5554 Jan. 17
1*1 Feb. 28
Mar. 30
7 46
15
1% Feb. 28
43% Sale
Sale
46
39% Mar. 19
46
Mar. 30
31% Jan.
Finland Residential Mtge
Bank 6s
1961
8,000
6s stamped............1961
243,000
451,000 Firestone Cotton Mills 5s. 1948
417,000 Firestone T Ac R Cal 5a—1942
613,000 Florida Pow Corp 5 34* A 1979
Jan. 29 100*4 Jan.
3
98% Mar. 18 99*1 Jan. 12
99% Mar. 2
3 105*1 Mar. 20
105% Mar. 2ft 102% Jan.
2 105*1 Mar. 18
105% Mar. 18 103% Jan.
100
...
3,348,000
Florida Power At Lt 5s... 1954
1934
34,000 Gary Elec Ac Gas 5s A
5s ext stamped
—..—1944
348,000
2,315,000 Gatlneau Power 5s......1956
6s
520,000
..—1941
6s series B
.1941
513,000
Gen Bronze conv deb 6s. 1940
160,000
98% Mar.
104
104%
Sale
104
Sale
104% Sale
80% Sale
Mar.
104% Mar.
Mar.
6
76
Jan.
2
83
Jan.
76% Mar.
4
68% Jan.
4
78
Jan.
Jan.
3
71
Jan.
81
80
Sale
74%
Sale
71
Sale
Mar.
72%
Sale
Sale
Sale
70
Sale
67% Mar.
15
86% Sale
67% Sale
83% Mar.
2
64
Mar. 27
95% Mar.
94% Mar.
64
Mar
27
Sale
66
64
Mar. 27
87
Mar.
64
Mar
27
76*1
99*1
99*4
98*1
81% Mar. 29
91
Mar.
81% Mar
29
94
78% Mar.
64
95%
94%
84%
Sale
83% Sale
74
63% Jan. 16
2
83% Mar,
Mar.
24
26
Feb.
7
25
Jan.
4
Jan.
5
Jan.
5
Jan.
9
Gen Motors Accept Corp—
40,000
5% serial notes...—
1935
95,000
5% aerial notes
1936
..1953
35,000 Gen Pub Serv Co 5s
759,000 Gen Pub Utilities 634s A.1956
21,000 Gen Rayon Ltd 6s A.
1948
100
74% Sale
55
Sale
74
80
Mar.
Mar.
6
57% Mar. 4
66% Mar. 15
53% Mar.
56% Mar.
101
74
Feb. 20 101% Jan. 28
Feb. 19 102
Jan.
4
Mar. 25
85
Feb. 18
51% Jan.
56
Jan.
23
8
59% Feb. 13
161% Feb. 18
57
Feb.
8
General Refractories—
235,000
291,000
6s with
145
6s without warrant*...1938
Mar. 12 155
Mar. 19
145
Mar. 12
100
warrants^...—1938
Mar.
5 101
Mar. 11
100
Mar.
5 102%
Feb. 15
Gen Vending Corp—
123.000
7
6s with warr
Aug 15... 1937
Ctfs of deposit..—
30,000
573,000 Gen Wat Wks Ac El 5a A—1943
2,473,000 Georgia Power ref 5a——1967
356,000 Georgia Pow Ac Lt 5a.
1978
Sale
4% Mar. 13
8% Mar. 26
Jan.
18
8% Mar. 26
Sale
Sale
Sale
64% Sale
% Sale
62
Mar.
4
Mar. 13
Mar. 28
Jan.
16
67% Mar. 27
Jan.
4
Jan.
2
2
67% Mar. 27
Mar.
69% Mar.
4
Jan.
2
69% Mar.
52% Jan.
5
63%
94%
66%
5
56% Jan.
6
88% Mar. 18
95
62
Mar. 18
6
95
Feb.
Mar.
15
4
4
Gesfuerel—
6s without warrants... 1953
25,000
182,000 Gillette Safety Razor 5s. 1940
Glen Alden Coal 4s
1965
2,072,000
Gobel (Adolf) 634s ser A. 1935
With warrants
2,265,000
36,000 Godchaux Sugars 734*—-1941
275,000 Grand Trunk Ry 634s.—1936
309,000 Grand Trunk West Ry 4s 1950
119,000 Great Northern Pow 5s.. 1935
5s stamped..
65,000
...1950
107,000 Gt West Power Calif 5s—1946
194,000 Guantanamo At W Ry 6s_l958
....
104
91%
Sale
Sale
88% Sale
85}
Sale
1063
90% Sale
Sale
105"" Sale'
89% Sale
87% Sale
103% Mar. 4 104% Mar. 26
Mar.
4
88% Mar. 30 92
93
81% Mar.
106% Mar,
104% Mar.
87% Mar,
105
105
Mar.
105% Mar.
108% Mar.
30% Mar.
107% Mar.
28% Mar.
8 105% Feb.
Mar,
9 92
106%
104%
87%
101%
102%
Mar.
90% Mar.
105
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
84% Jan.
73% Jan.
3
Jan. 11
Mar.21
Mar. 30
Jan.
2
Feb.
4
Mar.
107% Mar.
105
103
107
Jan.
17% Jan.
1
4
93% Feb. 18
107*4 Mar. 27
105*1 Jan. 22
92% Jan. 24
105
Mar,
105*1 Mar,
7
2
Feb.
5
33*1
Feb.
27
36
Jan.
10
12 108*1
3
16
Guardian Investors Corp—
58 series A
17,000
483,000 Gulf Oil of Pa deb 5a
369,000
Sinking fund deb 5s
1,277,000
276,000
7,000
99,000
464,000
112,000
32,000
115,000
100,000
45,000
393,000
522,000
Gulf States Util 5a
434* series B
1937
1947
1956
104%
106%
99%
Sale
Sale
Sale
104% Sale
99% Sale
5a
Hall Printing 534* A
6s A stamped
1938
1947
Hood Rubber 7a
1936
534*
Oct 15 1936
Houaton Gulf Gas 634*--1943
6s—
For footnotes see page 56.
109%
75%
Sale
Sale
1943
106
98
109% Sale
72% Sale
2
Mar. 26
Mar. 19
106% Mar. 2
109% Mar. 30
70% Mar. 22
70
.1947
Hamburg Elec Co 7a
1935
Hamburg El Ac Und Ry 534**38
Mar. 12
104% Mar.
94% Mar. 18
1961
Hackensack Water 5s A—1977
*
25
1948
38% Sale
92% Sale
Mar. 22
49% Mar. 14
37% Mar. 15
92% Mar.
25
Mar.
Mar. 14
Mar.
6
Mar.21
Mar. 27
Mar. 12
104% Feb. 20 105*1 Jan. 12
4
106
Feb.
4 107*1 Jan.
94% Jan.
2 101*1 Mar.21
87% Jan. 10 96*1 Mar. 27
10 106% Feb. 20
3 110% Mar. 14
Mar.
.05% Jan.
Mar. 14
08% Jan.
Mar.
70% Mar. 22
70
Mar. 22
Mar.
Mar.
44
Jan.
Mar.
3
35
Jan.
87
Jan.
21
89
Mar.
Mar.
84
Jan.
76
76
Mar. 19
94
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
95% Sale
Mar,
93
Jan.
llH
3
Mar,
Sale
Sale
80
90
80
3
17
93
85
11
5
8
Feb. 14
Mar. 14
Jan.
Mar.
Feb.
Mar. 27
Jan.
4
97% Mar. 22
NEW YORK
April, 1935]
CURB EXCHANGE
53
'
AGGREGATE
SALES
'»•
■
March
$
77,000
.
RANGE SINCE JAN.
1
to
Mar. 1
Mar. 31 '35
Lowest
Ask
"104% Sale"
79
80
-
Mar. 30
Ask Bid
Rid
$
BONDS (Continued)
262,000 Houston Lt Ac Pr As A...1953
156,000
4^a series D
1978
360,000
4%e series K.
1981
103,000 Hud Bay Min Ac Smelt 6s.1935
4,000 Hungarian Ital Bank 7%% '63
41,000
134,000
38,000
IN MARCH
July I 1933
Jan. 1
:'.v
'PRICES
Low from
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
In
,
105 54
Sale
10551 Sale"
mm
~
m mm
mm
mm
—
mm
mm
Mk, mm m-
'mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm mm
mm
mm
Sale
106
104
105
Lowest
Highest
Prices
Sale
Mar. 21 107
Mar. 16 10554
Mar. 13 10654
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
105
Feb.
9 107
Mar.
9
102)4 Feb.
4 105)4 Mar. 1
104
Jan. 3C 106)4 Mar. 25
10154 Mar, 25 105)4 Jan.
4
11254 Mar. 2 11354 Mar. 18
10654 Mar. 16 10654 Mar. 16
11154 Jan. 19 11354 Mar. 18
10554 Feb.
7 10754 Jan.
2
50
Mar. 29 64% Jan.
2
10155 Mar. 25 103
5354 Feb.
'
mm mm mm mm
mt* mm
Highest
Prices
Mar. 9
Mar. 1
Mar. 25
Mar. 6
m mm mm
19
55
Jan.
5
Hydraulic Power of Niagara
f
26,000
Palls 1st Ac ret As
1950
6,000
Ref Ac improvement As. 1951
280,000 Hygrade Food 6s ser A ..1949
39,000
6s series B
1949
17,000
1,000
43,000
6,000
188*
;
m 4* <m me m
113
Sale
58)4 Sale"
58% Sale
40H
42
50
Mar. 29
60
55
Mar. 19
5854 Mar.
Mar.
6
1
55
Mar. 19
62
Jan.
23
'
241,000 Idaho Power Go 5S.......1947
205,000 Illinois Central RR 6s
1937
145,000 Illinois Nor Util As......1957
713,000 Illinois Pow Ac L 5 %•
1957
1,387,000
5Hi series "B"
...1954
2,130,000
6s .series. A.
.1953
116,000
53,000
73,000
183,000
680,000
823,000
3,000
v
;
V
66",665
31,000
113,000
3,000
38,000
29,000
.
102.000
191,000
452,000
1,000
426,000
251.000
1,937,000
1,000
:
55,000
113,000
^
?
.
127,000
,
1,000
#
48
53,000
53,000
524,000
1,000
83 H
10654 Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
10654 Mar. 26 108
60
Mar.
6
Mar. 26
67
Mar. -1
Mar, 29 10654 Mar. 1
Mar. 4
6354 Mar. 19 70
Mar.
1
8554 Mar. 18 90
8854 Mar. 19 9554 Mar. 1
9154 Mar. 14 9254 Mar. 11
79
Mar. 19 8454 Mar.
1
105
"65% Sale"
88
Sale
82
Sale
Sale
93 54
Sale
:eee*"e
n*
45
93
44
Indiana Hydro-Klec 5s A. 1958
1957
,
8854
......1955
1st* ref 5s
106%
09 X
88%
94%
4254
Indiana Ac Mich R1 5s
70
Indiana Service 5S.......1950
5s registered
67
60
8254
6s series A reg
3,000
1953
2,496,000
As series G.............1956
5s series G registered..1956
3,000
227,000 Indiana Btec Corp 6s A..1947
148,000
6Hs series B..........1953
544,000
As series G............1951
8,000 Indiana Gen Service 5s. .1948
824,000
107% Sale
86
"79"" Sale" "73"" Sale"
"72"" Sale' "68"" Sale"
"7354 Sale"
mm
me «» mm. mm
mm
mm. mm
mm
.
m em mm mm m
m
m
mm
mm mm
I54K Sale"
"38"" Sale"
41X Sale
2354
72 54 "Mar .29
mm mm mm m* mm
22""
"4154 Sale"
68
1st lien * ref As.....—1963
Indianapolis Gas As A... 1952
Ind'polls P * L 5s ser A ..1957
58 series A registered.. 1957
87
Sale
102 >4 Sale
73
md
mm,
mm'mm
mm
101%
mm
mm tm
mm m mm
mm, mm
mm
mm
Sale'
87
101
Mar. 11
Mar. 27
Mar.
1
Mar. 13
101
1950
"80""
7854 Mar. 20 8654
6654 Mar. 19 73
10754 Mar. 27 10754
65
Mar. 18
7454
110
Mar. 14 11054
10254 Mar. 21 10454
38
Mar. 30 4354
40
38
Mar. 25
Mar .'"4
10554 Jan.
60
Mar. 26
10254 Jan.
57
15 108
Jan.
6954 Jan.
74
2
64
68
Mar.
4
60
Mar. 29 10754
Mar. 2
62)4
Mar, 8 10754
Mar. 1
99
Mar. 2
3654
40
Mar. 11
40
4354 Mar, 2
35)4
89
Mar. 15
80
10254 Mar. 2
9754
101
Mar. 25 101
8054 Jan.
6
7
2 106)4 Feb. 20
3 70% Feb. 21
Mar.
1
4 90
7554 Jan.
5
9154 Mar. 14
6654 Jan,
3
Max.
Mar.
Jan. 30
Jan.
3
Jan.
2
Jan.
2
9554 Mar. 1
9254 Mar. 11
84% Mar. 1
74
Jan. 30
81% Feb. 18
87
74
Feb. 20
Feb. 23
Jan. 29 10754 Mar.
Jan,
2 7554 Feb.
Jan.
9 11054 Mar.
Jan.
9 104% Feb.
Jan.
Jan. 15 48
29
21
8
27
28
Mar. 11
Mar.ll
40
Jan.
4
46% Jan. 28
Jan.
4
89
Mar. 15
Jan.
2 102)4 Mar. 2
Mar. 25 101
Mar. 25
Intercontinents Power Go-
18,000
110,000
21,000
;
;
f
36,000
175,000
135,000
111,000
147,000
503,000
264,000
25,000
39,000
160,000
57,000
154 Mar. 13
'
Deb 6s without warr.. .1948
eP
Int Pow Sec 6^1 series G.1955
7s series R„.......... 1957
"70% Sale"
63%
7s series P............ 1952
International Salt As....l951
65
Mar. 28
7254 Mar. 13
.
83 54
Internet Securities As...1947
43
Interstate Iron * St'l
53 54
S%$ '46
Sale
60
454 Mar. 23
7154 Mar
74
.
2
Mar,« 6
Mar. 28
7254 Mar. 2
6 10754 Mar. 29
7554 Mar. 2
9054 Mar. 29 9354, Mar. 4
10654 Mar.
"75% Sale" "6954 Sale"
mm.mm
mm'mm
mm
mm
69
Mar. 27
154 Mar. 13
65
Mar. 28
7254 Mar. 13
60
105
Mar. 28
Jan. 14
68)4 Jan.
90
2
Jan.
2
4)4
77%
8554
8054
10754
76)4
96%
Mar. 23
Jan. 24
Feb.
5
Feb.
5
Jan.
7
Feb. 21
Jan. 29
InterstateNat Gas 6s....1936
^
14,000
2,937,000
975,000
4,000
655,000
236,000
Without
103
37
warrants........
Sale
6754 Sale
2654
4654 Sale
4454 Sale
5s series D............1956
41
4series F...
1958
Investment Co of Amer—
42
6454 Sale
59% Sale
"55"" Sale"
Interstate Power As..
.1957
Debenture 6s.........1952
71
10554 Mar. 5 10554 Mar. 5
6254 Mar. 13 7154 Mar. 1
Mar. 11
4254 Mar. 26 48
10554 Jan.
57
18 10554 Jan. 18
38
Jan.
Jan.
2
2
7354 Feb. 20
4954 Feb. 30
52
Jan.
2
47)4 Jan.
2
67
62
Interstate Public Serrlce
525,000
887,000
100,000
255,000
v
-;r
24,000
As series A with warr..1947
63,000
Without warrants.......
1,152,000 Iowa-Nebraska L * P As.. 1957
1,000
11,000
420,000
138,000
240,000
15,000
w
9354 Mar. 26
92
9354 Mar. 4
91
Mar. 29
88
86
Mar. 28
Mar. 26 100
Mar. 14
8254
Mar. 23
64
93
67
99%
56
414,000
As Series B............1961
303,000 Iowa Pow * Lt 4Ms A
1958
570,000 Iowa Pub Serv 5s........1957
65,000 Isarco Hydro-El 7s..... ..1952
89,000
6454, Mar.
5954 Mar.
9354 Mar. 26
67
5854 Mar. 14
5454 Mar. 14
100
89 %
Sale
Sale
Sale
Mar.
2
Sale"
4
2
9854 Mar. 13 101
9854 Mar. 13 10054
10354 Mar. 8 10554
"91"" Sale" 8854 Mar. 18 91
64
Sale
64
Mar. 30 6954
100%
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
15
24
Jan,
Jan.
24
24
94)4 Feb. 19
94)4 Feb. 13
3 101
4 10054
3 105%
Jan.
2 91
Mar. 30 7854
Mar. 29
Mar. 28
Mar. 26
Feb. 26
Feb.
4
Jan.
24
51)4 Mar. 23
66)4 Feb.
5
36
48)4 Mar. 23
Isotta Fraschlni 7s......1942
1,000
:
Without warrants..
Italian Superpower
127,000
327,000
138,000
4,000
173,000
489,000
27,000
386,000
2,385,000
87,000
854,000
31,000
128,000
205,000
72,000
26,000
305,000
108,000
? 42,000
13,000
51,000
176,000
74,000
53,000
60,000
49
.1942
Jamaica Wat Sup AH* A.1955
.1969
462,000
5s—...........
.1961
225,000
6V*s series D.......
1948
87,000
AKs series P.
......1955
228,000 Klmberly Clark 5s A.. ... 1943
634,000 Koppers Gas * G deb Aa.1947
434,000
Deb A
..1959
383,000 Kresge (S S) Go 5s.......1945
264,000
Certificates of deposit.....
6,000
10054 Sale
55
70
80%
:
726,000
166,000
432,000
861,000
356,000
29,000
7,000
12.000
12,000
9,000
60,000
86,000
339,000
308,000
140,000
260,000
453,000
100,000
153,000
170,000
171,000
226,000
191,000
1,483,000
926,000
480,000
1,127,000
1,515,000
89% Sale
m
Sale
10054 Sale
10454
"74"" Sale"
74
Sale
55
50
Sale"
50
91
54
103
66
66
63
94
94
6154
Sale"
Sale"
Sale
5754 Sale
"§4% Sale" "9454 Sale"
40 % Sale
8551 Sale
101 % Sale
10254
Sale"
107"" Sale"
87 54
100
8?*
94
10254
104 % Sale
10254
25
8*
!§*
Sale
mm
m.mm'mmmm'.rnmmmmmmmm
mmmmmmrnmmm
mm
m mm mm mm
"93J4 Sale"
9854
8754
10454
10654
Sale
6654
9354
Sale"
90
79
63
4454 Mar. 1 4854
10754 Mar. 4 108
102
Mar. 12 104
9754 Mar. 12 100
10654 Mar, 14 107
6654 Sale
8454 Sale
7155 Sale
103"" Sale"
72
76
89
85
303,000 Manitoba Power AHS....1951
306,000
Mass Gas Co A
Hs........ 1946
As
1955
McCord Rad * Mfg 6s
.1943
Memphis P * L 5 s ser A..1948
Met Edison 4s series R...1971
1st
mtge As series P..1962
Middle Sts Petrol 6%e A. 1945
22*
80
70
33
70
63
73
46
Sale
Sale
9154 Sale
9214 Sale
8754 Sale
61
99
9814 Sale
95)4 Sale
10414 Sale
5s ctfs of dep.........1932
As ctfs of dep.........1933
As ctfs of dep......—1934
As ctfs of dep
......
Midland Valley RR As
3%
354
354
1935
-1943
Milwaukee G L 4HS.....1967
Minneapolis Gas Lt 4H*-1950
Minn Pow * Lt4H*—1978
1st * ref 5s...........1955
Mississippi Pow 5s......1955
Miss Power * Light As... 1957
5!
90
67
54
6854
3554
40
6s with warrants......l944
107,000
Without warrants.
74,000
226,000 Miss River Power 5s.... ..1951
230,000 Missouri PAL 5Hi A
1955
796,000 Missouri Pub Serv As A..1947
......
Monongahela West Penn Pub
Serrlce AHs B
950,000
.....1953
27,000 Montana Dakota Pow 5 He *44
317,000
12,000
261,000
182,000
659,000
282,000
Montreal L H * P As "A".1951
5s series B............1970
Munson Steamship Line
*
44,000
iHs with warrants.... 1937
501,000 Narragansett Rlec Co 5s.. 1957
5s series B............1957
128,000
11,000 Nassau * Suffolk Ltg As. 1945
For footnotes
we page
56.
10054/ Sale"
98
Sale
10354 Sale
83
Mar. 7 101
Mar . 28 9054
Mar. 14 10554
Mar. 21 10754
Mar. 30
Mar. 29
Mar. 13
7154 Mar. 30
10254 Mar.27
Mar. 29
Mar. 4
Mar. 26
10254 Mar. 1
102
104
101
76
76
Mar.
1
Mar. 23
Mar, 21
Mar. 7
Mar. 2
Mar. 6
Mar.
1
Mar.
8
Mar.
6
106)4
10154
9354
106)4
90
Jan.
16
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
8
12
2
4
Jan.
3 10154 Feb. 19
2 9054 Mar. 8
2 105)4 Mar. 6
11 107)4 Mar. 6
7754 Jan.
100
Jan.
Mar.
6 105
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
4
4
108
Mar. 21
10454 Feb. 28
10054 Feb. 20
107)4 Jan. 24
Mar. 4
2 76
Mar. 4
2 76
8854 Mar. 4
73
Jan.
2 90
Feb. 20
82
Mar. 4
69
Mar. 4
Jan.
9 82
10354 Mar. 19 102
Jan.
2 10354 Mar. 19
104
Mar. 8 101)4 Feb.
Mar. 8
2 104
10554 Mar. 7 103
Feb.
1 10554 Jan.
2
10154 Mar . 5 101
Mar 26 10454 Jan.
5
103
Mar. 5 10054 Jan.
9 103)4 Feb. 25
5754 Mar. 29 6454 Mar, 12
Mar. 12
10054 Mar. 26 101
93
Mar, 5 9554 Mar. 23
Mar. 5 4054 Mar. 1
Mar. 18 88
Mar, 8
Mar. 4 10354 Mar.ll
Mar. 16 10254 Mar. 25
9854 Mar. 29 10054 Mar. 2
Mar. 4
10654 Mar. 8 107
108
Mar, 6 10854 Mar. 14
109
Mar. 5 10954 Mar. 16
10854 Mar. 6 10854 Mar. 4
Mar. 5
10654 Mar. 4 107
10754 Mar. 8 10854 Mar. 5
9254 Mar. 13 9454 Mar. 4
100
Mar. 13 10154 Mar. 22
10654 Mar. 12 107
Mar. 15
39
82
101
102
58
4754
9454
93%
2 54
¥
93
1
.
"74" Sale"
102%
90
99
79
80
Sale"
10355
Vale"
Sale
8754 Sale
Sale
9454 Sale
7854 Sale
7955 Sale
Sale
Sale
7054 Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
10754
10254
8554
9454
7754
77
94
6254 Jan.
62% Jan.
73
18 101
57)4 Mar. 29
100
Jan.
91)4 Jan.
Jan. 10
Mar. 12
2
9854 Feb. 11
32
Feb.
2
40)4 Feb. 16
75
Jan.
3
90
9854 Jan.
101
Jan.
9554 Jan.
10354 Jan.
107)4 Feb.
108
107
106
Feb. 18
Mar. 11
Jan. 29
Feb. 23
Feb. 28
Mar. 14
3 110
Feb. 15
14 109)4 Feb. 28
Mar. 5
2 107
3 110
Feb. 21
Jan.
Jan.
104% Jan.
Jan.
88)4 Jan.
100
104
2 103)4
2 102)4
5 102
4 10754
6 10854
3
94)4 Mar.
4
Mar. 13 10154 Jan.
4
Jan.
3 107
Mar. 15
10754
Qale"
"4714 Sale"
9414 Sale
10654
9354 Sale
Sale" 10654 Sale"
10754 Sale
2% Sale
10454 Sale
65
Mar. 22 66)4 Feb.
6154 Mar. 8
8
9954 Mar. 1
8754 Mar.27 102)4 Jan.
2
93)4 Mar. 2
85% Mar. 27 95)4 Jan.
8
70
Mar. 12 82
7654 Mar. 2
Jan.
9
10054 Mar, 30
90)4 Jan.
3 10054 Mar. 30
9854 Mar. 7
89
Jan.
2 98)4 Mar. 7
10554 Mar. 8 10054 Jan.
2 10554 Mar. 8
71
Mar. 9
66
Jan.
3 72
Jan. 25
6
254 Sale
Mar. 26
654 Mar.
5
654 Mar. 1
6)4 Mar. 5
74
Mar.. 1
22
16 10854 Mar, 8
Mar. 18
1 104
13 9054 Mar, 1
Mar, 1
15 99
13 8354 Mar. 4
Mar. 19 8254 Mar. 4
Mar. 19
Mar. 15
95)4
94
9754
10654 Mar. 15 10754
10454 Mar. 14 105)4
4154 Mar. J9 48)4
8554
70 5?
33
9854 Mar.
9554 Mar. 1
10354 Mar. 30
7054 Mar. 12
554 Mar 21
89
955?
Mar. 22
8754 Mar. 27
8554 Mar.27
70
Mar. 12
55
554 Mar. 28
554 Mar. 28
554 Mar.20
""614 Sale"
Mississippi River Fuel—
32,000
15,000
65,000
44,000
276.000
5554 Sale
7055 Sale
Middle West Util—
140,000
32,000
83
"
75,000
108,000
233,000
34,000
158,000
231,000
122,000
5,000
16,000
5154 Mar. 23
47
108% Sale" 103% Sale"
99% Sale
9954 Sale
6154
.
10,000
18,000
63,000
428,000
33,000
18,000
Sale
M
269,000 Laclede Gas Light AH*—1935
4,000 Larutan Gas Corp 6 H*—1935
2,038,000 Lehigh Pow Secur 6s
2026
Leonard Tints Inc 7 Hs_.,1946
28,000
Without warrants........
291,000 Lexington Util 5s.......1952
956,000 Llbby McNeill * Libby As 1942
87,000 Lone Star Gas Corp As... 1942
342,000 Long Island Ltg 6s
1945
190,000 Los Angeles Gas * Rlee As '61
36,000
5s. ..................1939
110,000
6s....................1942
32,000
5Hs series B
.....1947
46,000
AHs series F..........1943
5 Hs series 1..
158,000
....1949
1957
1.597,000 Louisiana Pow * Lt 5s
77,000 LoulsviUe (Ky) G * R 6s A '37
34,000
4H series G
...1961
51,000
291,000
13,000
84,000
35,000
13,000
41,000
Sale
45
??*
Jersey Cent P * L As B
1947
4Ks series C—...... 1961
Jones * Laughlin Steel As *39
837,000 Kentucky Utilities As
63
32
...
Jacksonville Gas 5s
.....
22,000
3,000
409,000
24
Jan.
6s...1963
Without warrants..
280,000 Kansas Gas * Btec 6s
2022
388,000 Kansas Power 5s A......1947
280,000 Kansas Pow * Lt As B...1957
69,000
6s series A
.1955
;
83
7354
.......
9154 Mar.
9 95
6354 Mar. 14 65
10454 Mar. 6 107
10554 Mar. 5 10854
254 Mar.
1
4
5
Jan.
7
8
454 Jan.
45| Jan. 18
45I
Jan. 19
854 Feb.
2
8)4 Feb.
854 Feb.
8% Feb.
2
2
2
Mar. 1
10 74
Feb. 11 108)4 Jan.
9
Mar. 18
Jan,
3 104
62)4 Jan.
107
9454
7954 Jan.
88)4 Jan.
6254 Jan.
72
3
3
2
17
Jan.
9154 Feb. 20
9954 Feb. 19
83)4 Jan.
4
82)4 Mar. 4
94
Mar. 11
Mar. 19 9954 Jan
29
94
Mar. 5
Mar. 15 9954 Jan. 10
Mar
2 10654 Jan.
2 107)4 Mar. 2
Mar. 9 10154 Jan.
2 105)4 Mar. 9
Mar, 4
41)4 Jan
19 58
Feb. 21
.
.
.
Mar. 1
Mar. 15
Mar. 29
86
Jan.
4 9554 Feb. 25
Mar. 15
57)4 Jan. 19 65
10454 Mar. 6 10754 Jan. 23
Mar. 22 105)4 Mar. 5 108)4 Jan.
3
Mar.ll
10454 Mar. 14 105)4 Mar.
Mar.
10454 Mar. 14 105
2)4 Mar
.
1
5
Jan.
12
5 10354 Feb. 21 10654 Feb. 11
5 10354 Feb. 21 10554 Feb.
2
100)4 Jan.
5 10254 Feb. 21
NEW
54
AGGREGATE
NEW YORK
In
March
Ask
Ask Bid
2026
75%
Sale
2030
67
Sale
81% Sale
72% Sale
4% Sale
280,000
463,000
142,000
69,000
89,000
57,000
221,000
82,000
987,000
2,045,000
511,000
138,000
218,000
232,000
948,000
304,000
94,000
455,000
320,000
278,000
304,000
66,000
28,000
1,161,000 New Eng G & Elec Assn 5sl947
5s
1948
309,000
Conv deb 5s
.......1950
1,354,000
1,189,000 New Engl Pow Assn 5s—1948
Deb 5%s
1954
1,658,000
1,617,000 New Orleans Pub Serv 4H> *35
64
Sale
62%
67
Sale
66 %
...1949
39
Sale
7,000
83,000
305,000
889,000
666,000
46,000
15,000
29,000
49,000
21,000
15,000
29,000
1,128,000
305,000
3,118,000
1,754,000
138,000
20,000
135,000
125,000
54,000
63,000
40,000
5,000
281,000
47,000
94,000
328,000
340,000
298,000
85,000
105,000
55,000
27,000
1,139,000
159,000
249,000
776,000
1,340,000
1,150,000
363,000
198,000
Nat Pow ft Lt *«"A"
Deb 5s series B
5%
Sale
1981
109 %
Neisner Bros Realty 4a.. 1948
97%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Nat Pub Senr 5s C O D
1978
Nebraska Power 4a..
2022
4Hi
Nevada Calif Blec 5a
1956
75%
6s series A
N Y Cent Elec 5 Ms
Sale
Sale
Sale
71
N Y P Ac L Corp 1st 4HS..1967
N Y State R Ac G 4%s.
1980
53% Sale
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar
85
Mar. 19
Sale
90
Sale
104
Mar.
Mar.
Sale
90
104%
Sale
Sale
Sale
99% Sale
94% Sale
105
166"
Sale
2004
101%
•LUIJJi
109%
Nor Amer L Ac P
Sale
Sale
Sale
109%
Sale
1959
1953
83
S^s
s
Nor Cont Util 5%« A
1948
Nor Indiana G Ac B 4s
1952
Nor Ind Pub Serv 5s
1966
5s series D
1969
92 H
4%« E
1970
86 %
1951
>%
Nor Ohio P & L 5%«
Sale"
106
25
8
19
27
47% Mar.
58% Jan.
26
58% Jan.
58% Jan.
61% Jan.
26
Mar.
64
1
67% Mar. 26
89
Mar.
1
Mar. 11
Mar.
Mar.
54% Mar.
57% Mar.
65
68
47% Jan.
Mar.
39
109
Mar. 11
4
Mar.
8
99% Mar.
100% Jan.
8
25% Mar.
102% Mar.
8
4
99% Jan.
93%
87%
106%
105%
Mar. 29
Mar. 22
Mar. 9
Mar. 28
18
100% Jan.
101
44% Mar.
20% Mar.
Mar. 29
8
Feb.
Mar. 25
Mar.
2
Mar. 28
Mar. 2
Mar.
7
Mar. 12
Mar.
6
Feb. 28
Mar. 20
Mar.
94
19
Feb.
89
Jan.
100% Mar.
50
26
14
18
42
Jan.
Mar. 6
Mar. 12
Mar. 20
110
Feb.
Feb.
77
Mar. 28
96
26
30% Jan.
106% Mar. 2
108% Mar. 7
103% Mar. 12
Mar.
28
20
47
90
Mar.
Nor Ohio Trac Ac Lt 5s...1956
_
26
27
48
100
Sale"
102% Sale
Jan. 15 82% Mar.
Mar.
Jan. 15 74
Mar. 14
6% Jan.
Jan.
108% Feb.
110
Jan.
Jan.
90
Jan.
98% Mar.
68
Jan.
77% Jan.
Feb.
100% Jan. 10 105
7
Mar.
52
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
84% Mar.
93%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
53% Mar. 30
84
106%
46% Sale
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 28
71%
61%
3%
102%
107%
53% Mar. 30
60% Mar. 21
Mar.
[03
102%
92 %
Sale
Mar.
Mar.
105% Mar. 2
105% Mar. 25
100% Mar. 2
99%
100%
44%
20%
100%
90%
90%
5% notes 1935
48 %
24
15
13
12
14
103% Mar.
98% Mar.
92% Mar.
105% Mar.
107% Mar.
101% Mar.
8% Mar.
108% Mar.
83
Sale
Serial 5%
notes.......1936
f deb ser A
...1956
47% Mar. 15
54%
57%
59%
34%
60
Sale
Nippon Elec Pow t%«
71
Mar. 14
Mar. 15
Sale
5s series A
Mar. 20 110
Mar. 14 98%
Mar. 30 75%
102% Mar. 12 105
97
48
93 %
4s
Mar. 26
Mar. 27
47
106
107 %
Niagara Falls Power 4s_.1950
82%
Mar. 14 74
5%
3% Mar. 14
106
Mar. 21 108%
Sale
1962
N Y Ac Westchester Ltg 5s '54
A%«
73% Mar.
65
Sale
1950
4Hs
Highest
Sale Prices
51%
N Y ft Foreign Invest
5Hs A with warrants.. 1948
Loioest
Sale Prices
53
1950
N Y Pa Ac Ohio RR 4%.-1935
Highest
Sale Prices
109
97%
252.000 New Amsterdam Gaa 5s.. 1948
53
Lowest
Sale Prices
Mar. 30
Mar. 1
'35
Bid
BONDS (Continued)
70,000
1
to
Mar. 31
400,000
SINCE JAN.
July 1 1933
CURB EXCHANGE
Jan. 1
,
RANGE
PRICES IN MARCH
Low from
SALES
Since
EXCHANGE
YORK CURB
77
26
Jan.
7
4
Mar. 29
93% Mar. 29
87% Mar. 22
94
76% Jan.
71% Jan.
101% Jan.
106% Mar. 9
105% Mar. 28
Jan.
88
22
102% Mar.
Jan.
100
7
Jan.
52% Feb. 19
Jan.
Nor States Power
98
99 %
1935
659,000 Northwest Electric 6s
93,000 Northwest Pow 6s A__ ..I960
Certificates of deposit
76,000
484,000 Nor'west Pub Serv 5s A.. 1957
82%
Sale
707,000 Ogden Gea Co 5s........1945
1960
1,505,000 Ohio Edison Co 5s.
1952
145,000 Ohio Power 5s series B
4Ht series D._
1956
464,000
101,000 Ohio Public Serv 6s C....1953
5s series D............ 1954
525,000
209,000
5 H % notes.
543,000
2,340,000
395,000
25,000
116,000
27,000
125,000
165,000
327,000
133,000
82,000
1,000
50,000
20,000
257,000
1,000
90,000
379,000
117,000
262,000
1940
.
4V$a
1941
5H* series E._
368,000
1,302,000
1,000 Osgood Co 6s.
Sale
33
Sale
100 H
Sale
...
4
28
Jan.
38% Feb. 19
Mar.
Mar.
37
Feb.
82
Mar.
35
82
7
4
28
72
96
Mar. 13
Mar. 2
Mar. 19
Mar. 7
Sale
Sale
Sale
105%
Sale"
104%
Sale
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
96% Sale
Sale
79% Sale
106% Mar.
1
109
Mar. 30
103% Mar. 4
105% Mar.
12 104% Mar.
19
97% Mar.
61
Mar.
19
Mar. 15
15 40
20
Sale
105% Sale
4 104
Mar. 11
1 107
Mar. 15
106
16 1U0^4 Mar. AO
iVJ[ 3,r• 16
115% Mar. 1 117% Mar. 28
105% Mar. 26 106% Mar. 2
106% Sale
106% Mar.
105% Mar.
107
Sale
106
Mar.
106% Mar.
116%
106 %
Sale
Sale
106% Sale
105%
Sale
117
Sale
_
.
1 107% Mar. 15
Mar. 28
4 107
Mar. 11
Mar. 4
97% Jan.
105% Feb.
104% Feb.
105
105
Jan.
109
99
Jan.
104
100
Jan.
Jan.
105% Mar.
104% Mar.
97% Mar.
09
14
4
102% Mar. 21
Mar. 26
108% Jan.
90% Jan.
7
106% Jan.
12
Mar. 30
Feb. 23
2
2
5
23
48
Jan.
63
Feb.
40
Mar.
40
Mar. 15
7
65% Jan.
84% Mar.
103% Mar.
106
85
Jan.
Sale"
7 102% Mar. 21
Mar. 26
Mar. 13 105
Mar. 14
Mar. 14 107
100
Jan.
Jan.
..1938
231,000 Pacific Coast Power 5s... .1944
746,000 Pacific Gas At El 1st 4 %s .1957
.1957
4%s series E reg_.
1,000
1st Ac ret 6s B
.1941
372,000
1st Ac ref 5%sC
.1952
693,000
1st Ac ret 5s D
1955
299,000
1st Ac ref 4%s F
.1960
822,000
Mar.
Mar. 30
104% Sale
96% Sale
151,000 Oswego Falls Co 4s......1941
!
104%
98% Feb. 25
90% Jan.
74% Jan.
Mar.
109
60
1
Mar. 11
Mar. 4
Mar. 21
77
106% Sale
;
Mar.
Sale
Sale
104
98% Sale
Sale
78 %
1961
Oklahoma Gas Ac El 5s...1950
6s series A....
1940
486,000
372,000 Okla Pow Ac Water 5s A..1948
<
Mar. 16 98
Mar. 20 100
Mar. 27 85
Mar. 22 36
Sale
145,000
789,000
217,000
24,000
31,000
129,000
84% Mar.
99% Jan.
12
101
Jan.
106%
111%
105%
105%
100%
Mar. 11
Mar. 15
Mar. 16
Mar. 28
Mar. 16
Jan.
3
Mar. 26
Jan.
2
Jan.
2
4
Feb.
7
Jan.
19
Mar. 28
Pacific Investing 5s A... .1948
26,000
8,000
314,000
10,000
1,585,000
1,151,000
50,000
12,000
323,000
22,000
300.000
1,273,000
77,000
961,000
183,000
419,000
119,000
24,000
31,000
814,000
1,826,000
145,000
1,000
395,000
175,000
5,000
1,000
9,000
47,000
205,000
873,000
24,000
53,000
83,000
39,000
87
114
Pacific Western Oil 6 His. 1943
Palmer Corp of La 6s
66% Sale
102% Sale
Sale
66
Sale
105
Sale
103% Sale
.1938
Park Ac Tilford 6s
1936
Penn Cent Lt Ac Pow 4%i 1977
...
5a.
..............
Penn-Ohio Edison 6a.... 1950
Without warrants.....
A%« series B..
....
94% Sale
93% Sale
88% Sale
85
1979
Penn Electric 4s series F. 1971
1959
460,000 Penn-Ohio P ft L S%a A. 1954
85,000 Penn Power Co 5s....... 1956
1947
95,000 Penn Pub Serv 6s C
5s series D............ 1954
1960
5.000 Penn Telep Corp 5s C.
48.000 Penn Water ft Pow 4Hi.. 1968
85
Sale
107
103% Sale
134,000
1.126,000
2,014,000
113,000
126,000
341,000
102,000
1940
Peoples GasLt ft Coke 4s B'81
6s series C
Peoples Lt ft Pow 5s
1957
105%
111%
Mar.
104
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
»
102
99%
105%
107%
112%
98% Mar.
105% Mar.
107
Mar.
111% Mar.
Sale'
Sale'
74
113% Sale
Mar. 26 81%
93% Mar. 21 99
2
1% Mar. 12
112% Mar. 15 114%
Sale
110
109
Sale
78
)% Sale
5% Sale
75% Sale
94
Sale
1979
Phlla Electric Co 5S.....1966
Phlla Elec Power 5%•
..1972
Phila Rapid Transit 6s..1962
Sale
Sale
78
87
110
Mar.
Jan.
94% Jan.
114
57% Jan.
70
98% Jan.
104
102
Jan.
100
Mar. 13
Mar. 30
1
2
89% Mar. 5
83% Mar. 21
104
106% Jan.
110% Jan.
Mar.
72
Mar.
Mar.
89
Jan.
Jan.
28
Feb.
21
105% Feb.
103% Jan.
15
Jan.
100
1
Mar.
Mar.
106% Mar. 8
108% Feb. 26
27
80% Mar. 11
2
Mar. 12
89% Mar. 11
22
110% Mar. 23
Mar.
95% Mar.
lu2
Mar. 15
29
9
Mar. 29
Jan. 24
102% Feb. 21
Mar.
Mar. 21
Mar. 8
Mar.
89%
83%
106%
108%
Mar.
78% Mar.
105%
66,000
5o
63
84
Sale
81
106% Sale
Mar. 15 91%
Mar. 29 114
Mar. 13
68%
102% Mar. 1 104
102
Mar. 11 102%
97% Mar. 25 100
Mar.
8
Mar. 29
Mar.
5
Mar. 2
Mar. 2
Mar. 12
92% Mar. 16 95% Mar. 1
Mar. 2
100% Mar. 8 102
85
Mar. 30 89% Mar. 11
Without warrants.....
Pacific Ltg Ac Pow 5a_.
1942
Pacific Power Ac Light 5s. 1955
108% Feb.
:
1
18,
112% Mar. 29
4
81% Mar.
1
2
99
2
1% Mar. 12
2%
112% Jan.
2 114%
108
Jan.
2 110%
75% Jan.
2 82%
Mar.
Jan. 24
Mar. 4
Mar. 23
Feb.
1
Phlla Suburb Cos G Ac E
42,000
5,000
108
106
let At refunding 4%«..1957
91,000
18,000 Phlla Suburb Water 5a..1955
Mar. 15
Mar. 17 109
Mar. 25 106% Mar. 29
107% Jan.
106
Jan.
3 109
Mar. 15
8 106% Mar. 29
Piedmont
52,000
176,000
11,000
13,000
28,000
46,000
94,000
125,000
100,000
32,000
5,000
26,000
107,000
Hydro-Electric Co
6His class A.....
i960
181,000
515,000 Piedmont ft Northern 5s. 1954
1949
101,000 Pittsburgh Coal 6s
..1948
130,000 Pittsburgh Steel 6s.
81,000 Pomerania Elec Co 6s....1953
.1939
180,000 Poor ft Co 6s
297,000 Portland Gas At Coke Ss.1940
321,000 Potomac Edison 5s ser B.1956
471,000
4%« series F
1961
71,000 Potomac Elec Power 5s..l936
69,000 Potrero Sugar 1st 7s
1947
61,000 Power Corp of Can 4His B 1959
366,000 Power Corp of N Y 5%«__1947
9,000
6Ha series A
1942
244,000 Power Securities Corp 6s.l949
118,000 Prussian Elec 6s
1954
93,000 Pub Ser» of N H 4He B..1957
56
9,000
28,000
56
4
Mar.
31
7
3
Feb.
21
Mar. 19
Jan.
2
7
4
11
14
15
7
1
93% Jan.
105% Jan.
100% Mar. 18 103% Mar. 27
Mar.
5
104% Mar. 11 105
41
Mar. 4 42% Mar. 30
Mar. 4
78% Mar. 28 86
85% Mar. 5 90% Mar. 27
93% Jan.
93
Mar. 19
99
68
Sale
71
" Sale'
104% Sale
103% Sale
101% Sale
102% Sale
42%
Sale
95
Mar.
31% Mar.
Mar. 11 100
71
Mar.
1
Mar.
Mar.
103% Mar. 12 104% Mar.
68
93
28% Jan.
99
82%
Sale
Sale
78%
36
105% Sale
105
Mar."
9 83% Mar. 29
Mar. 21
40% Mar. 5
Mar. 7 105% Mar. 4
9
Feb.
7
101% Jan.
25
2
Feb.
67% Feb. 28 77
99% Jan. 18 105
Jan.
4
Feb.
23
12 103% Mar. 27
104% Mar. 11 105% Jan.
21
88% Jan.
28
76
91
28
Jan.
6
Jan.
14
47
31
Jan.
78% Mar. 28
34
104% Jan.
87
Jan.
Mar. 19
65% Mar.
30% Mar. 28
„
47",666
Mar. 19
95% Mar. 29 98% Mar.
106% Mar. 21 108% Mar.
Jan.
4
104% Jan.
5
5
86% Feb. 14
76
Feb.
36
42
Mar. 21
Jan. 23 106
104
Feb.
19
Feb.
15
Pub Service Co of N J—
228,000
6% perpetual certificates..
226.000 Pub Serv of Nor Ills 5s C.1966
760,000
As
1956
501,000
4%a series D
1978
894,000
4Hs series E
...1980
1,902,000
4Hs series F
1981
1,561,000
4Hs series G..
1937
806,000
6He series H
1952
892,000 Pub Serv of Okla 5s D
1957
423,000
As series C
..1961
292,000 Pub Serv Subsld 5He A..1949
90,000
119,000
270,000
292,000
334,000
816,000
645,000
280,000
267,000
115,000
160,000
579,000
185,000
369,000
2,849,000 Puget Sound P ft L AHs.1949
827,000
5s series C
.1950
1,604,000
4Ha series D
1950
58,000
97,000
68,000
152,000 Quebec Power 5s
1968
193,000 Queens Boro G ft B 5He.l952
109,000
*Hs
1958
For footnotes see page
56.
)% Mar. 21
)
119% Sale
161
Sale
102% Sale"
2
Mar.
6
L
Mar.
1
Mar. 11
7 122
2 102% Mar.
5
2% Mar. 5
3% Mar. 22
93% Sale
J% Mar. 13
5
93
Sale
Sale
"93% Sale"
Sale
109% Sale
104% Sale
101% Sale
3 103% Mar. 22
96
Mar. 25
2
97
Mar.
4
2
Mar. 4
2 96
7
93
109
J% Mar. 13
5% Mar. 12
1% Mar. 12
t
Mar. 6
1% Mar. 13
>
Mar. 13
5
Mar. 1
1% Mar. 13
1% Mar. 12
5% Mar. 13
Mar. 11
104% Sale
100
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
91% Sale"
68% Sale
65% Sale
61% Sale
103% Sale
102
93% Sale
2 111% Mar. 22
2
106% Mar. 22
2 101% Mar. 30
1% Mar. 30
L% Mar. 28
7 101% Mar. 28
1% Mar. 14
3
2
91% Mar. 14
3
66
3% Mar. 28
5% Mar. 30
2
Mar. 25
Mar. 15 104
Mar.
1
3
102
Mar. 15
95% Mar.
6
86
Jan.
104% Mar. 30 106% Mar.
6
102
Jan.
92% Mar. 12
104% Sale
Mar. 25
Mar. 4
3
Mar. 4
1% Mar. 22
3% Mar. 22
3
14
69% Jan.
24
«Feb. 15
63% Jan. 24
MEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1
In
March
Mar. 31 '35
5,000
""5,666
70,000
9,000
12,000
40,000
15,000
14.000
,
Mar. 1
Bid
With warrants............
Mar. 30
Ask Bid
1
Lowest
Ask
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
82
ft*
27.000 Republic Gas Corp 4c A ..1945
Certificates of deposit.....
411,000
35,000 Rochester Gent Pow 5s A 1953
28,000 Rochester R| Ac Lt 5s..—1954
88,000 Ruhr Gas Go 414s.......1953
38,000 Ruhr Housing 414s A ....1958
65.000 Ryerson (Jos T) Ac Sons *sl943
\
RANGE SINCE JAN.
July 1 1933
BONOS (Continued)—
Reliance Management 5s.1954
$
*
PRICES IN MARCH
Low from
SALES
AGGREGATE
CURB EXCHANGE
1JEW YOBK
April, 1935]
~42M Sale* "4114 Sale"
1314
2214
34
Sale
40""
Sale
100
36
"3l"" Sale"
23
4014 Mar.*2C "42"" Mar.""7
Mar.
1
3914 Mar. 15 43
3114 Mar, 25 34
Mar.
1
11214 Mar. 10 11314 Mar. 4
90
rnmmmm
Mar. 25
40
Mar. -1
Mar. 5
3014 Mar. 18 33
10254 Mar. 19 10254 Mar.
4
Jan.
25
4014 Mar. 20
3954 Mar. 15
84
Feb.
2
4754 Jan.
23
48
3114 Mar. 25 34
2 11314
Mar. 25
4354
2914 Jan.
5 3414.
10254 Mar. 19 10354
11214 Jan.
36
Jan. 28
Mar.
1
Mar. 4
Feb. 19
Feb. 25
Jan. 16
'
136,000
52,000
303,000
,
i
814 Sale
91
Sale
Sale
"9914 Sale"
64
.
9
108
314
466.000 St Louis Gas Ac Coke 4s..1947
157,000 Safe Harbor Water Pr 414s *7«
..1958
846,000 San Ant Pub Scrv 5s
814 Mar. 12
914 Mar. 27
108
Mar. 13 10854 Mar. 7
9714 Mar. 27 10014 Mar. 9
754 Jan.
107
Jan.
9214 Jan
.
14
1014 Feb.
9
7 10854 Feb. 27
2 10014 Mar. 9
San Diego Cons G Ac R—
J
9814
10,000
514s series D
1960
27,000 San Joaquin L Ac P 4s B—1952
5s series D
.....—1957
255,000
1955
63,000 Sauda Falls Go 5c
5,000
32",000
4,000
10614 Mar. 13 10614 Mar. 13
88
10314
Mar."l3 105" "Mar "25
mem
109
Mar.
mmmmm
38
75H
101
rnrnmmm
36
rnmmmm
m mm
5 110
Mar. 22
10614 Feb. 18 10814 Jan.
10714 Jan.
2 10914 Jan.
98
Jan.
2 105
10814 Feb. 19 111
21
11
Mar. 25
Jan. 14
Saxon Public Works—
29,000
5,000
8.000
160,000
368,000
79,000
258,000
61,000
76.000
161,000
,
22.000
20,000
,
4a....................1937
62,000
6,000
20,000
583,000
1.649,000
277,000
775,000
179,000
208,000
419,000
118,000
76,000
Schulte Real Est 6s
w w._.__.
6s without warrants...1935
:
Sheridan Wjro Coal 6s
Sou Carolina Power 5s..l957
3714
85
8314 Sale
92
100
General 5s_........... 1939
Sale
10714 Sale
10814 Sale
7814
of California
Southern
18",660
74,000
311,000
5,000
62,000
301,000
188,000
137,000
47,000
112,000
61,000
77,000
Gas
Without
7,000
99,000
288,000
728,000
24,000
123,000
944,000
485,000
418,000
122,000
391,000
217,000
920,000
753,000
949,000
724,000
96,000
83,000
1,300,000
40,000
10214 Sale
Southern Nat Gas 6s....1944
53
50
40
60
60
45
25
37
55
83
Stamped..............1944
S'western Assoc Tel 5s A. 1961
Southwestern G Ac E 5a_ .1957
5s series B............1957
Southwestern L Ac P 5S..1957
S'western Nat Gas 6s....l945
.2922
S'western Pub Serr 6s A.1945
.
Standard Gas Ac Elec 6s. .1935
"ml Sale"
84
85
72
.
Sale
2614 Sale
8714 Sale
"98*" Sale"
Sale
Sale
2814 Sale
502,000 fenn Elec Power 5s......1956
153,000 Tenn Pub Serr 5s.......1970
3714 Sale
9414
10114
Sale
34
98l| Sale
9814 Sale"
10214 Sale
10314 Sale
10314 Sale
105
Sale
48
40
92
Sale"
Sale
8114 Sale
62
60
12
65
51
87
614 s without warranta.1953
10714
48,000
151,000
36,000
141,000
341,000
516,000
1st mtge gold 5s.......1962
989,000
2,008.000 Twin City Rap Tr 514s A.1952
79
19
10714 Sale
5414 Sale
67,000
12,000
1944
300,000 Ulen Ac Co 6s
31,000 Union Amer Invest 5a A.1948
33
78
5314 Sale
Union Electric Lt Ac Pow (Mo)
5s series A............ 1954
1956
2022
—
Y.S-
70
94
1957
73
87
United El Serv (Unes) 7s.l956
42",660
Without warrants........
72,000
34,000 United Indus 614s
1941
1st 6s.................1945
92,000
378,000 United Lt Ac Pow 614s....1974
Deb 6s................1975
971,000
514s.........
...1959
523,000
1,452,000 United Lt Ac Rys 514«
1952
6s series A
1952
679,000
Deb 6s series A
—.1973
189,000
35,000 U S Rubber 614% notes..1935
Serial 614 % notes
90,000
1936
68,000
57,000
114,000
99,000
32,000
13,000
48,000
1,000
Serial 614% notes—.1937
130,000
Serial 614% notes
209,000
1938
Serial 614% notes
265,000
1939
Serial 614% notes.....1940
209,000
Series 6s..............1936
95,000
78,000 Utah Power Ac Light 414 s 1944
6s series A............2022
355.000
4,000 Utlca Gas & El 5s E—.1952
1,000
159,000
316,000
145,000
391,000
213,000
62,000
12,000
29,000
152,000
300,000
81,000
186,000
2,000
18,000 ValvoUne Oil 7s...
257,000
542,000
'
31
60
Jan.
2
74
49
Jan.
Mar, 28
77
Jan.
3
3
9654 Mar. 28
Mar. 27
30
30
30
30
12
26
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
34
Mar. 30
2354 Mar. 15
Mar. 21
Mar. 20
Mar. 12
Mar 23
.
Mar. 22
5 106
3714 Feb. 28
3714 Feb. 28
32
31
Feb.
7
Mar. 18
8214 Jan.
2
85
Jan. 18
2514 Mar. 15
2314 Jan. 24
"9814 Sale"
lolH "Sale"
"8514 Sale"
10614 Sale
52 54 Sale
10714
107
Mar. 19
10814 Mar.
7
9414 Mar.
8356 Mar.
4
4
7114 Mar. 15
94
Mar. 29
9854 Mar. 4
1554 Mar 21
16^4 Mar. 7
9814 Mar. 30 100J4 Mar. 5
9114 Mar. 21 94
Mar.
1
Mar.
5
10454 Mar. 9 105
70
Mar. 8 74
Mar. 22
Sale
11114 Sale
10014
Sale
J®
"66"" Sale' "6414 Sale"
mmm**m\'
92
"99" Sale"
mm
mmm
88
67
Sale
Sale
55
Mar.
5
43
Mar. 30
53H Mar.
1
Mar. 11
97
8314 Sale
Mar. 12
110
Mar.
1
Mar. 14 11114 Mar.
2d
Mar. 29
Mar. 19
Mar. 20
Mar. 4
3914 Mar. 18
8854 Mar. 15
30
Mar.
7
108
66
41
41
34
Mar.
5
Mar.
2
Mar. 18
Mar. 30
3354 Mar. 30
90
43
Mar. 30
Mar. 30
9314 Mar.
33
5
Mar. 30
9914 Mar. 26 102
9914 Mar 19 102
9814 Mar. 19 10154
9914 Mar. 18 10214
10114 Mar. 12 10214
7814 Mar. 21 7914
63
105
108
Mar. 16
66
Mar. 2 105
Mar. 12 108
92
Mar.
Mar.
6
4
Mar, 2
Mar. 6
Mar. 2
Mar. 23
Mar.
Mar.
1
2
83
Sale
5 4314 Feb. 13
2 9954 Mar. 23
8 106
Mar. 22
10654 Jan.
18
108
Jan.
15
10714 Mar. 20 10814 Feb. 11
8154 Jan.
8
7^54 Feb. 7
66
Mar. 20
8554 Jan.
3
1314 Jan.
12
9454 Jan.
8314 Jan.
10354 Jan.
67
9414 Mar.
8356 Mar.
4
4
7514 Feb.
7
9856 Mar.
4
17
Feb. 25
2 10016 Mar. 6
4 9414 Feb. 16
2 105
Feb. 15
43
Mar. 30
9456 Jan.
10714
10514
10654
10854
56
39
7
Mar. 29
Jan.
3
3
Mar. 19
Jan. 23
Jan.
2
3916 Mar. 18
8214 Jan.
8
30
100
Feb.
Jan.
10016 Jan.
9914 Jan.
9816 Jan.
98
5516 Feb. 21
97
Feb.
2
Jan.
2 10814 Feb. 13
Mar. 13 10756 Mar. 1
Jan. 11 10814 Feb. 25
Jan.
4 112
Feb. 25
3956 Jan.
29
28
78
Jan.
8
9
75
43
34
90
90
Mar.
2
19
Jan.
8
Mar. 30
Jan.
28
10014 Jan.
2
35
9 102
Feb. 11
Mar. 6
Feb. 16
10154 Mar.
2
9814 Jan.
7 10214 Feb. 15
Feb.
7
10114 Mar. 12 103
62
Jan.
55
Jan.
10414 Jan.
7 7914 Mar. 23
5 6814 Feb. 26
Mar.
2
3 105
9054 Mar. 26 9214
9514 Jail,
4 10014
105
Jan.
4 10714
73
Jan.
3 90
5656 Jan.
2 7054
6814 Jan.
8 8456
7054 Mar. 28
8454 Mar. 4
31
4914 Jan. 26
9314 Mar. 5
10454 Feb. 16 108
6614 Mar. 1
8114 Mar. 16
Feb.
3516 Jan. 23
8 102
2 102
2
Jan.
4214 Feb. 16
Mar. 12
99
Mar.
1 10014 Mar. 26
10654 Mar. 12 10714 Mar. 26
Mar. 22
2 10716 Feb. 23
2 5656 Feb. 19
Mar. 26
8654 Mar. 13
"7014 Sale"
25
19
13
10514 Jan.
4514 Jan.
Mar. 13
9054 Mar. 26
10714 Sale
Feb.
Feb.
4
50
.
Sale"
Feb.
10614 Mar. 28 10754 Mar.
lolH Mar.""2 i02"""Mar.""l
101
56
51
53
2
15
8914 Feb. 23
90
16514 Sale"
Feb.
74
43
92
10114 Sale
10114 Sale
Jan.
25
4
Sale
Sale
8914 Feb. 25
36
2
86
152
2
2
Jan,
4114 Sale
9214 Sale
32
Sale
33
Jan.
Jan.
3914 Jan.
2
3814 Jan. 28
8616 Mar. 12
7656 Jan.
4014 Mar. 5
3954 Mar. 18
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Mar. 27
4
108" "Sale" 10714 Mar. 22
11114 Sale
3314 Jan.
8514 Jan.
10054 Jan.
3
68
68
Feb. 27
Mar. 29
8814 Mar.
8214 Mar. 21
10814 Mar. 12 10814 Mar. 12
10514 Mar. 13 10754 Mar. 1
Sale"
108
Sale
43
5154 Jan.
60
86
Jan.
3
Mar. 23
9954 Mar. 23
10354 Mar. 2 10214 Jan. 21 10414 Jan.
5
Jan.
5
10514 Mar. 2 10354 Mar. 26 107
.
Sale
Sale
25
26
12
20
7854 Mar. 25
28
85
75
75
86
52
45
45
104H Jan
Mar. 25
3954
9954
1 106
13 9954
Mar. 26
Mar. 9
2 101
Mar. 9
2 8556 Feb. 28
Mar. 19
29
91
72
2 101
43
" Sale
45
6
7
Jan
42
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
10
4754 Jan. 22
Mar. 29
4354
4354
3714
3814
8614
89K
9654 Mar. 13
2
23
93
8
7
10514
9714
10214
10354
10654
10714
110
Jan.
Jan.
8014 Feb.
6314 Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
3314 Sale
60
60
60
6s....................1946
5s series B............1950
Mar. 18
Mar.
19
8716 Mar. 30
8756 Mar. 27
Mar. 25
34
60
Mar. 28
Feb.
5
43
Sale
*y:-
25
81
56
47
Sale
75
65
8 102
Mar. 25
Mar. 30
5114
1937
Mar. 16
Mar.
2 10314 Mar.
Mar.
8
Mar. 19
31
29
25
9614 Jan.
43
35
56
26
50
31
Y.
2 106
1
251/ Mar. 15
2314 Mar. 15
P
78.000 Vamma Water Power 514s *57
319,000 Virginia Elec Ac Power 5s. 1955
939,000 Virginia Pub Ser 514s A..1946
v
" Sale
56*
35
5s series D............ 1956
51.000
4014 Mar.
1
8714 Mar. 30
8754 Mar. 27
96
9014
9214
9614
....
38
66
94
Sale
10414 Sale
49
5s series B
..1967
United Elec of N J 4s....l949
Sale
9514 Sale
1614 Sale
10014 Sale
55
10454 Mar.
84
"7914 Sale"
99
Texas Elec Service 5s....1960
...
42,000
15,000
2
Jan.
4
Jan.
2 8614 Mar. 4
Jan.
3 10816 Feb. 20
Mar. 28 10814 Feb. 27
Jan.
3 10814 Feb. 28
Feb. 23
Jan.
4 108
Jan.
2 10214 Mar. 21
102
Jan.
2 10654 Feb. 13
10314 Mar. 28 10514 Feb.
4
9754 Jan.
3 10511 Mar. 30
7114 Jan.
88
9814 Sale
97
10314
Texas Gas Utilities 6s.... 1945
414s...
.
10514 Mar. 30
52
87
6414
10554
105K
10554
10514
10114
56
42
242,000
2,536,000
67,000
1,904,000
121,000
474,000
156,000
671,000
7,000
162,000
72,000
115,000
0
1
2
8554 Mar. 14
"35"" Sale"
Ternl Hydro-Electrfc Co—
1,000
112,000
10,000
47,000
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
3214 Mar. 20
Sale
9814 Sale"
10514 Sale
70
59
-
............
73
9254 Jan,
37
;
26
29
25
56
..........
5s
1937
Thermold Co 6ss tamped. 1937
Tide Water Power 5s A...1979
Toledo Edison Co—
8
Mar. 4
Mar. 4
Mar. 1
Mar, 1
Mar. 4
Mar. 8
Mar. 21
Mar. 2
Mar
7
9
3714 Mar. 16
3014
............
6s
Jan.
Mar.
4314 Sale
4314 Sale
5
Mar. 12
Mar. 27
3 10816 Mar. 11
47
Mar. 30 101
Mar. 20 8514
Mar. 29 7354
Mar. 18 60
Mar.
1
9654
92
105
6
8
29
Jan. 15 10514 Mar. 25
Mar. 6 9816 Feb, 30
Mar. 4 9916 Feb. 28
Mar. 6 10316 Feb. 25
9414 Mar. 6 9816 Feb. 28
Mar. 26
Mar. 9
Sale"
Sale
3414 Sale
3214 Sale
2
Mar. 26
7 10314 Mar.
Mar. 28
1454 Mar. 28
1456 Mar.
94
7
72
Mar. 30 101
5914
"88"" Sale"
16
.
Texas Power Ac Lt 5s..
10514 Jan.
4214 Feb. 10
95
99
Mar.
971/
8314
6714
5014
Sale
2514
7s 1946 wlthou t warrants
9,000
7s stamped............1946
182,000
Super Power of 111 4l4s..l974
1,357,000
6s.
1961
187,000
4V4s
1968
1,174,000
1,233,000 Swift Ac Co 5s..,......1940
5c..—
.1944
556,000
12,000 Syracuse Ltg 5s B...—..1957
1st k ref 514s.........1954
13,000
622.000
8614
10754
10814
10714
10754
10214
10654
10414
Mar. 11
5
2 101
101
67
98
Sale
Sale
94
3814 Sale
25
8254 Mar.
8414 Mar.
98
85
Sale
6414
Stlnnes (Hugo) Corp
7s Oct 1 *36 without warr i
26,000
7s stamped
........—1936
48,000
68,000
942,000
31,000
23
28
16
16
1
13
28
2
87
Mar. 25
Mar. 1
Mar.
1
Mar. 27
Mar. 1
4
11
108"" Sale" 10754 Mar.""7 10914 "Mar *26 10654 Feb. 21
105
it*
Stand Power Ac Lt 6s....1957
Standard Tetep 514s A...1943
146,000
67,000
10214 Mar.
i
92
39
....
Sale
Sale
5314 Sale
30
6S...—
-1966
Standard Insect 514s
1939
5s without warrants. ..1937
Sale
99J4 Sale
9914 Sale
3714
6s....................1951
.
103
69"" Sale
Cony 6s...............1935
6,000
12,000
5,000
24,000
534,000
48,000
459.000
322,000
231,000
4,000
9,000
Mar. 13
Mar. 18
Mar. 27
Jan.
10114 Jan.
25*
Southern, Indiana Ry 4s. 1951
138.000 Staley (AE) Mfg 6S......1942
270,000
319,000
249,000
186,000
31,000
17,000
454,000
5,000
83
81
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
10214 Mar.
10514 Mar.
10314 Mar.
103H Mar.
106
7514
514 a. 1957
Southwestern P Ac L 6s
1 10514
9814
9654
6 10214
6 9814
26 10814
6
5114
6
4
Mar.
Mar.
10514
10514
10614
10614
39
93
............
Southern Ind G At B
8414 Sale
10514 Sale
92
414s.—..1968
Go 614* 1935
warr
Sale
10714 Sale"
10214 Sale
Sale
83 %
8514
514s Series B
1952
1st A ref 414s..———1941
Mar.
10514 Sale"
9014
Sou Calif Gas Co 5S.....1957
767,000
84
9214
Refunding mtge 5s
1952
Ref Mtge 5s
.....1954
Sou Calif Gas Corp 5s...1937
Southern Counties Gas
172,000
107
5
48
41
Southeast P Ac L 6S......2025
Mar.
9414 Mar.
10714 Sale
38
Southern Calif Edison Ss 1951
Jan.
Jan.
1054 Feb.
2854 Jan.
99
"9814 Sale"
P
1947
38
11
96
10214 Sale' 105" Sale" 10214 Mar.
96
Sale
9814 Sale
94
Mar.
95
Mar.
96M Sale
liH
73
414s series D..........1970
Sheffield Steel 514s
...1948
Mar. 11
1454 Mar. 28
1314 Mar. 14 1454 Mar. 5
Mar. 12
9914 Mar. 1 101
"9914 Sale"
17
61
Shawlnlgan W Ac P 414s..1967
414s series B..........196S
5s series C.............1974
40
36
sell
Scripps (R W) Co 514S...1943
Seattle Ltg Go 5s........1949
SerrelInc5a ............1948
380,000
3,604.000
628.000
197,000
235,000
264.000
75,000
190,000
12,000
712,000
88,000
1,004,000
249,000
104,000
111,000
100.000
11,000
47,000
3,000
231,000
Mar. 21
1314 Mar. 6
Mar. 12
Jan. 16
Mar. 26
Feb. 18
Mar.
2
Mar. 28
Mar, 4
Waldorf Astoria Corp—
11,000
1,000
86,000
143,000
*
21,000
142,000
1st 78 with warrants... 1954
41,000
Certificates of deposit...
4,000
1937
243,000 Ward Baking Go 6s
1958
453,000 Wash Gas Ugh* Co 5s
62,000 Wash Ry A Elec 4s......1951
623,000 Wash Water Power 5s... 1960
for footnote
eee page
56.
*2*
76*
•»
83
75
6
Mar.
4
614 Mar. 25
10514
Sale'
10514
Sale"
10414 Sale
162 " Sale"
614 Mar 13
614 Mar. 25
.
6
Feb.
8
9
8
614 Mar. 25
10454 Feb. 26 106
10054 Jan.
5 10514
10214 Mar. 27 10314 Mar. 27
99
Jan.
8 10314
102
Mar.
1 10314 Mar. 28
9614 Jan.
4 10314
105
104
Mar.
Mar.
2 10514 Mar. 19
9 10514 Mar. 4
Jan.
2
Feb. 25
Feb.
8
Mar.
4
Mar. 27
Feb. 20
NEW
56
NEW YORK
'
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1
In
March
$
CURB
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
July l 1933
■
Mar. 31 *35
*
EXCHANGE
PRICES IN MARCH
Low from
SALES
AGGREGATE
YORK
Mar. 1
Bidi
BONDS (Concludes)—
Newspaper Union
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Mar, 30
Ask
Ask Bid
Western
68,000
241,000
24,000
420,000
280,000
7,000
4,000
6,000
162,000
169,000
136,000
!
170,000
858,000
37,000
1,521,000
912,000
61,000
j
6,000
61,000
465,000
391,000
400,000
Con? deb 6s
1944
West Penn Elec 5s.—
2030
West Penn Traction 5S—1960
West Texas Utll 5s A—-1957
West United O A E 5 %• A 65
WeatvacoChlorine 5%a—1937
Wheeling Elec Co 5s.
1941
Wis Elec Pow 5s A
1954
Wis Minn Lt 5c Pow Be... 1944
Wisconsin P 5c L 5s ser E.1956
5s series F
—1958
50
85~~ Sale
71 % Mar,
84
Mar.
Sale
71% Sale
73% Sale
60
411
.64
101
Mar. 11
51% Sale
Sale
23
a
66% Mar.
82
85% Mar.
71% Mar. 28
76
Sale
100
97
61
52
100m Mar.
103 % Mar. 28 104
106 % Mai . 22 107
105 % Mar. 15 106%
101 % Mar.
1 102%
101% Sale
Sale
"89% Sale
51
Wisconsin Pub Serv
87% Mar. 1
86H Mar. 29
5
Mar.
Feb. 20
82
Mar. 29
86
Jan. 25
Feb. 20
Jan.
63
Jan.
91% Jan,
102% Jan,
106% Mar.
5
Mar.
Jan.
63% Jan.
84
1
Mar. 11
1 102% Mar.
Sale
50
2
Mar. 29
5
5
6
Mar. 23
Mar. 21
89% Mar. 11
89% Mar. 11
76
102% Mar.
104
104% Feb
94
Jan.
76% Jan.
75
Jan.
5
11
107% Feb. 16
106% Mar. 23
102% Mar. 21
Mar. 11
M Mar. 11
Jan.
A——————1952
78 %
100% Sale
100% Mar.
Mar. 28
96% Jan.
2 104
323,000 Yadkin Hirer Power 6s—1941
609,000 York Rya Co 5a
1937
63%
70
102 J
Sale
983
Sale
102% Mar. 1 103% Mar. 12
Mar. 7
98% Mar. 15 99
95% Jan.
94% Jan.
2 103% Mar. 12
Feb. 13
2 99
330,000
140,000
49,000
159,000
6s Series
Sale
99
1 104
Mar. 28
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
AND MUNICIPAL
Agrtcul Mtge Bk Rep of Col—
21,000
20-year 7s
Jan 15 1946
2,000
7s with coupon—.——1946
15,000
20-year 7s— —Jan 15 1947
81,000 Baden (Germany) 7s
1951
11,000
"1,000
38,000
l
25% Mar.
18%
30
286,000
66
30
Sale'
60% Mar. 22
58% Mar. 21
Sale
62
7% s stamped———1947
7s stamped—————.1952
Rsp of
206,000
Sale
59%
Cauca Va«ley fDept of)
15,000
35,000
:
Colombia extl s f 7s..
7 % Sale
.1948
Cent Bk of German State A
51,000
63,000
44,000
11,000
47,000
162,000
85,000
42,000
39.000
7,000
6,000
"flf, 000
8,000
126.000
Pros Banks 6s
1951
108,000
6s
1952
111,000 Danish Cons Munic 5H". 1955
42,000
5s.
———.—1953
Danxig P A Wafway Bo
71,000
external s f *%e—
1952
466,000 German Cons Munlc 7s—1947
469,000
6s ——1947
102,000 Hanover (City) Ger 7s.- 1939
83,000 Hanover (Prov) 6%i—.—■1949
11,000 Urns (City), Peru. 6 Ms .1958
20,000
Certificates of deposit
6,000 Maranhao (State) 7s
1958
23,000
7s coupon off——1958
13,000 MedelUn (Colombia) 7s—1951
Mendosa (Prov) Argentina
15,000
7 M* —————19«1
96,000
7Ms stamped——1951
Mtge Bank of Bogota—
71.000
7s Issue of May 1927
1947
54,000
7s issue of Oct 1927..—1947
95,000 Mtge Bank of Chile 6s.—1931
-
13,000
23,000
41,000
84,000
29,000
3,000
27,000
11,000
11,000
252,000
70,000
91,000
48
—
65,000
24,000
5,000
188,000 Mtge Bank of Denmark 5sl972
70,000 Parana (Stateof). Bras 7s.*58
50,000
Coupon off....———
44,000 Rio de Janeiro 6M«—-.1959
7% Mar. 30
Sale
No par value,
Sold under the rule.
a
Deferred delivery
Sale
30% Sale
35%
30
Sale"
Sale
13 % Sale
11% Sale
85
Sale
r
Sold for cash.
X
Ex-dividend.
"cod,** certificatesJof 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.
Mar. 30
Mar. 6
29% Mar. 28
6% Mar. 26
5% Mar. 19
13]
11]
Mar. 19
Mar. 28
Mar. 21
*
i
■
*
7% Mar. 30
38
Mar.
Mar.
7
4
13%
12
52
14
93% Jan.
21
5% Mar. 19
Jan.
3
13% Mar. 19
11% Mar. 28
9
52% Jan. 17
44% Jan. 21
Mar. 12
4
8
4
Mar. 28
13% Mar. 14
12% Mar. 13
93
85
Mar. 30
Jan.
2
Mar. 15
Mar.
3
14
11
98% Jan.
Mar."30
59% Mar.
Jan.
55% Jan.
49
4
2
29% Jan.
7
6% Mar. 26
4
6% Mar.
6% Mar.
7
94
Mar. 28
90% Jan.
3
2
33
Mar.
36% Mar. 26
29
12% Mar.
17% Mar. 23
18% Mar. 22
11% Mar. 30
Mar. 4
14% Mar. 14
85
Mar. 28
72
Feb. 28
Feb.
5
38% Feb. 16
37
39
34
Feb. 16
Feb.
5
Feb.
7
7% Feb. 13
6% Mar. 4
17% Jan.
3
15% Jan.
3
13
Feb. 14
59% Mar.
9
52
Mar. 12
24
Jan.
23
24% Jan.
13% Jan.
12
24
Sale
Jan.
14
94
13
11%
1% Sale
1% Sale
1% Sale
1H Sale
1% Sale
12% Jan. 18
14% Feb. 18
1
12
14% Feb. 13
13
27
6
Mar. 11
Mar. 6
Mar. 1
Mar. 14
Mar. 2
Mar. 8
8
Mar. 21
14
51% Mar. 25
11% Mar. 4
10% Mar. 12
46
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Is
43%.
prices since July 1 1933 were made (designated by
superior figures in tables), are as follows:
*
Mar.
Mar.
22
Cash sales, in which no account Is taken in com¬
puting range, are given below:
Aluminum Ltd. 6% pref., Mar. 27 at 52.
The National Securities Exchanges on which low
*
6
23% Mar.
§uebec Power Corp. 6s, 1945, Mar. 19 at 40.
epublic Gas 5s, 1968, Mar. 22 at 101%.
*
Mar.
10
52
17% Mar. 23
18% Mar. 22
11% Mar. 30
11
u
i*
"
i
28
34
13 at 72%.
Mayflower Associates, Inc., Mar. 15 at 43.
*
2
57% Jan. 25
28% Jan.
30% Jan.
TJ. S. 6c Intern. Secur. 1st pf., Mar. 27 at
Abbreviations Used Above:
1
63% Mar.
2
66
51
62%
Jan.
Mar.
63% Mar.
4
66
56% Mar. 25
11% Sale
34
67
59
17
10%
2
1
Jan.
3
16
4
25
22
Mar.
33% Mar.
36% Mar. 26
94
Mar. 28
91 % Mar 22
Associated Rayon 5s, 1950, Mar.
sale,
26% Jan.
67
72
36
Sale
Deferred delivery sales, in which no account
taken in computing range, are given below:
*
35% Jan.
29 m Mar.
38
33 % Sale
23.000
Coupon off
110,000 Russian Govt 6 Ms-1919
1,422,000
Certificates of deposit—
407,000
SM*-——---1921
519,000
Certificates of depositSanta Fe (City) Argentina
153,000
Republic extl 7s.—...1945
46,000 Santiago (Chile) 7s
1949
38,000
7s—
—-——1961
n
38'
Jan.
34% Jan.
26% Feb. 26
30% Mar. 29
45
66
Sale
25% Mar. 5
34% Jan. 16
26
45
7
Sale
.
36
Mar. 12
26% Mar."'2
31% Mar. 14
Mar. 18
48
Mar.
1
97% Mar. 1
93% Mar. 4
Mar.
45 %
.
10,000
22,000
Mar. 11
Sale
Buenos Aires (Pro?)
91,000
96.000
5
"26 %Mar .""2
New York Stock
New York Curb
New York Produce
New York Real Estate
Baltimore Stock
Boston Stock
Buffalo Stock
California Stock
Chicago Stock
is
16
15
6
20
8
14
15
Mar.
Mar.
Jan. 26
Mar. 16
12% Mar. 15
1% Mar. 6
5
Jan.
9% Mar.
10
Stock
Los Angeles Stock
Los Angeles Curb
>i
»
"
m
«
*?
m
Minneapolis-St. Paul
New Orleans Stock
Philadelphia Stock
Pittsburgh Stock
Richmond Stock
st. Louis Stock
Salt Lake City Stock
San Francisco Stock
San Francisco Curb
San Francisco Mining
*•
Seattle Stock
tt
Spokane Stock
Washington (D, O.) Stock
at
2
2
Jan.
4% Jan.
.
3
2
51% Mar. 25
8
11% Mar.
Mar. 21
Cincinnati Stock
Cleveland Stock
D
»
8
1% Mar. 27
Detroit Stock
i*
2
4% Jan.
1% Mar.
it
it
3
6
4% Jan.
l%^Mar.20
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago Curb
Colorado Springs
Denver Stock
15% Jan.
13% Feb.
11
Feb.
4
1
PRICES ON CHICAGO STOCK
RANGE OF
Stock Sales
.Shares.
3S
March
£
Jan. 1 to March 31-,-—-.
In
Since
March
Jan. 1
,
Mar. 31
'35
Mar. 1
,
21,000
4,000
1.000
1st mtge As ctf
6,000
3,000
As series A
19
7,050
1,300
410
>
600
>
~~2~050
440
2,190
17
18%
12
790 Adams (J D) Mfg com
...*
700 Adams Royalty Co com—..
64
69
69
68
Mar. 11
Mar. 21
67
19
3
1J8
28%
2
Sale
18
27% Mar. 21
2%
Sale
*4%
Sale^
2%
2%
Mar. 11
Jan.
9
67
16%
Mar. 30
12
Mar. 20
Mar. 20
1% Mar.
Mar. 18
6
800
100
100
300
T
$6
230
r
4,600
Assoc
Sale
90
Mar. 14
Mar.~22
12
Mar.
1
Mar. 12
pref A
11% Sale"
10% Mar. 15
3,000 Brown Fence Ac Wire cl A
4,700
1,550
400
310 Bunte Bros
common..
560 Canal Const Co
210
3,300
750
'
150
4,820
conv
pref
Castle Ac Co (A M) com
—
Cent III Secur
aVA
Sale
*
oJH
27
10
570
10
,
com...
14
19% Sale
1%
Sale
27
13% Sale
Sale
22
iiH
Mar.
2
3%
5
SalF
6% Mar. 18
Mar.
7
25% Mar.
12
1
12% Mar. 29
19% Mar. 21
8
19%
22%
26
21
25%
*
Participation preferred...*
Certificates of deposit
Mar.
1
Mar. 29
5
Mar.
1
Mar. 14
Mar. 18
Mar.
20
250
20
1*
.l8
% Sale
2
1
63,200 Chic Corp common
Preferred
21,650
90 Chicago Electric Mfg A.....*
3,200 Chicago Flexible Shaft com.5
19,650 Chicago Mall Order com....5
22,850
1,650
160
10,050
40
1,150 Chic Rivet Ac Machine cap..*
100 Chicago Towel Co conv pref *
_..*
69,150 Cities Service Co com
*
3,250 Club Aluminum Uten Co
310 Coleman L'p Ac Stove com...*
100
32,150 Commonwealth Edison
160 Congress Hotel Co com...100
100
1,550
10
Consumers Co com
70
150
6% prior preferred A...100
70
7% cum preferred
100
3,950 Continental Steel com......*
Preferred
100
120
Mar. 14
Jan. 11
19% Feb. 19
6% Feb. 21
6% Feb. 21
9,200
1,070
...A
46,300 Cord Corporation
25
24,350 Crane Co com
Preferred.
100
3,154
Cudahy Packing Co pref.. 100
,60
For footnotes see page
Feb. 26
7
3
7% Jan.
7% Mar.
2
1% Mar.
5
Mar.
1
27
1
15% Feb.
Mar. 21
6
2% Feb.
27% Feb.
13% Mar. 30
Mar.
4
IZX4.
29
1
24
4
% Jan.
7% Feb.
16
3% Feb.
% Mar. 8
7% Mar. 5
11% Mar. 5
% Mar. 11
4
14% Jan.
-i.vj.ar
13% Jan.
24
Sale
Sale
17
18%
Sale
1%
30%
10%
15%
18%
in
Mar. 4
% Mar. 1
1% Mar. 14
29% Mar. 6
Sale
Sale
15
Sale
Sale
15
15
Mar. 27
Mar. 18
15% Mar. 13
Mar.
% Mar.
2
Mar.
1
30% Mar.
4
8
12
16
3% Mar. 16
1% Jan.
7
% Feb. 16
% Jan.
12% Jan.
Mar.
4
%
7%
11%
1 %
22%
Jan.
5
Jan. 19
Mar. 5
Feb.
8
Mar. 11
5% Mar. 11
3% Jan. 30
% Feb. 16
21% Jan.
18% Jan.
31
9
24% Feb. 23
27
Feb. 19
18
% Feb. 18
1
1
1
4
Mar. 27
Mar.
2
Mar.
% Mar.
Sale
2'
13"
90
1
15
Sale
Sale
17
22
54% Sale
10%
12
2% Sale
12]
853
W*
95
Sale
173
633
20
Sale
12
8
2% Mar. 29
% Mar. 7
Mar. 14
Mar. 1
% Mar. 14
% Mar. 7
18
Mar. 5
54% Mar. 2
10
Mar. 8
13
90
17
Feb.
18
5% Jan.
8
Jan.
7
% Mar.
6
Mar.
1
1% Mar.
2
% Mar.
7
20
Mar. 18
64
Mar. 28
14
Mar.
10% Mar. 12
% Mar. 14
% Jan. 14
18
Mar.
5
47
Jan.
2
10
Mar.
8
Feb.
Mar.
1% Jan.
% Jan.
90
20% Feb.
64
19
1
2
5
2
Mar. 28
13% Jan.
11
% Jan.
7
4
Jan.
29
% Mar.
2
Mar. 14
6% Mar.
1
2%
Mar. 20
Mar. 14
Mar. 6
Mar.
6
106
26
Mar.
7
2% Mar.
Mar. 11
2
Mar.
% Feb.
6
Feb.
70
7
83
25
14
2
Sale
Feb.
18% Mar. 30
Mar. 19
5
6
Sale
3
80
6
9
Jan.
90
5%
87
Feb. 21
% Jan. 26
% Mar. 7
13
Mar. 14
2% Mar.
"2%
5
2
22
2% Mar. 29
% Mar. 19
2% Mar. 5
% Mar. 27
Ji
Jan.
4
1
3% Mar.
7
3
3
Jan.
13% Jan. 23
13% Jan. 15
15% Mar. 13
18
1
%
Jan.
1% Mar. 14
29
Jan. 14
% Jan.
1
Mar.
4
1
18% Mar. 30
15
...
21",900
Jan. 21
Mar. 22
16
23% Mar. 12
21% Mar. 20
1
A%
8
30
25
L13
Chic Nor Sh Ac Milw—
2,550
Feb.
8% Feb. 18
% Feb.
23%
Prior lien preferred..
80
100
8,900 Chicago At N W Ry Com..100
50 Chicago Rys part ctfs 1
100
20 Chic Rap Tran pr pref A..100
3
28
Mar. 28
22% Mar. 29
21% Mar. 20
1
2
Feb.
4% Jan.
3
17% Jan.
2
3% Mar. 29
2% Jan.
5
34
Mar.
1
22% Mar. 11
5% Mar. 11
3% Mar. 30
16% Mar.
21
100
Feb.
Jan.
98
*3% Mar. 16
3% Mar. 30
Sale
4
22%
Common
Mar. '21
6
llSSfc
Jan. 24
Jan.
3
Jan. 31
Mar. 6
Mar. 22
2% Mar. 8
Mar. 13
% Mar.
16$
Mar. 12
14
7% Mar. 5
7% Mar. 19
\ % Mar.
4
*
100
20
6% Sale
*
200
1,050
6,150
Sale
"9%
130 Central States Pr Ac Lt pref.*
100 Central States Util $7 pref..*
650
22,250
5,250
"6$
1
650
V
12
Convertible
1,050 Cherry Burrell Corp com
Chic City Ac Con Ry—
60
98
Corp—
Common
510 Chain Belt Co
150
6
16
%
a
13%
prefer red _._.*
100
940 Central Ind Power pref
8,150 Central S W Util com ......1
Prior lien preferred..
_•
10,160
Preferred
*
3,780
1,850
5,400
2,350
Mar.
5
1
Mar.
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
1$
10
10
670 Cent Cold Storage Co com.20
9,320 Central 111 Pub Serv pref...*
1,050
3,300
350
1,900
95
Mar.
8
—....
Butler Bros
55,050
23.500
6
31$
*
*
10 Bucyrus-Monlghan class A..*
20
1%
79
%
%
;: %
w
%
Feb.
3% Jan. 26
14% Mar. 7
%
6%
2%
96%
% Jan.
3% Mar.
Mar. 2
Mar. 5
Mar. 6
Mar. 12
Mar. 4
19
17
•
J Mar. 18 34
Sale
110% Mar. 4 113
110% 111
13
13% 13% Mar. 28 14
19% Mar. 1
17% Mar. 13
17
18
Mar.
6
5% Mar. 12
5%
6%
Mar. 11
5% Mar. 14
5
6
•
(E L) com
Mar.
Mar.
10
100
Class B
Bruce Co
v
3
3%
13% Sale
3% Sale
550 Sinks Mfg Co cl A cv pref..*
59,300 Borg-Warner Corp com
560
7% preferred.
1,450 Brach & Sons (E J) com
1,100
1
89
*
2,600 Bastlan-Blesslng Co com
800
Mar.
5%
2%
96%
%
%
7
11
29,400 Bendli Aviation Corp com..5
1
14,100 Berghoff Brewing Co
450
Mar. 15
Mar. 2jl
90
7% Sale
1,650
10,450
6.300
150
2
97
3}
—..
190 Backstay Welt Co common.
..100
250 Balaban & Katz pref
290
Sale^
Mar. .5
100
24,900
4%
1%
94%
13
20
Jan.
Jan.
Jan,
7% Jan.
'14% Mar.""7
Feb.
8
2% Jan.
19% Feb. 15
3
Mar. 12
$6 cum prior pref
10
.....
$7 cumul prior pref......
20
31,000 Automatic Products com..
Mar. 30
3
18
Tel Util Co com.
conv
47% Feb. 18
Mar.
14
11
Mar. 30
82
3% Mar.
1 % Mar.
19
Feb.
:
460 Amer-Yvette Co Inc com...
27,750 Armour & Co common.....
6,300 Asbestos Mfg Co com..
1,400 Associates Invest Co com..
8,950
1,750
29% Jan.
42% Jan.
18
14%
18
Jan.
60
Mar. 30
21
Mar. 11
67% Jan. 15
19
Jan. 18
68
26% Feb. 26
1
Mar. 30
—
-
Jan.
68
Mar. 6
Mar. 20
Mar. 5
17
Sale i
13
28% Mar.
66% Jan.
16
62
18% Jan.
71
82
Sale
46% Sale x44
12
15% Sale
3
3%
3%
.%
1%
1%
16%
Highest
Sale Prices
:
27%
-
Lowest
Sale Prices
65% Mar. 13
68
Mar. 11
67
Mar. 21
Mar. 21
68%
46%
14
3%
46
Highest
66
67
17
1
Sale Prices
>
*
64
$46,000
214,000
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Sale Prices
28
26%
68%
25
Acme Steel Go—
1,500 Advanced Alum Castings...5
100 Alnsworth Mfg Corp com..10
6.600 Allied Products Corp cl A..*
730 Altorfer Bros conv pref—..
80 Amer Fura Mart Bldg pfd.100
4,910 American Pub Serv pref. .100
550
:■
68
68
Par.
3,000 Abbott Laboratories com...*
1,300
■<
STOCKS
Shares.
Shares.
12
1958
1st mtge 5%s
59,000
5,000
66
—1927
Bldg—
66
66
of dep—1927
..
208 So La Salle St
Ask
Ask Bid
63%
36
Lowest
Mar. 30
1934
1935
$30,000
89,000
PRICES IN MARCH
Bid
%
Chicago City Ry As
1927
Certificates of deposit. 1927
52,000
1927
4,000 Chicago Railways As
%
EXCHANGE
Bond Sales
Jan. 1 to March 31
4,344,000
Low from
July 1 1933
BONDS
,
March
811,000
462,000
1,491,000
CHICAGO
STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES
AGGREGATE
1934
1935
Jan.
2
Mar.
1
9% Jan.
9
Jan.
21
4% Jan.
7
7
80
Mar.
10% Jan.
83
Jan.
90
106
Jan.
Mar. 22
90
Mar.
Mar.
106% Feb.
1
4
■K#::
58
CHICAGO
AGGREGATE
SALES
In
Jan. 1
Shares
Shares
Low from
July 1
EXCHANGE
PRICES IN MARCH
RANGE
1933
SINCE JAN.
1
Since
March
CHICAGO
STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK
STOCKS
Mar. 31
Par
Curtis Lighting Inc com
*
Curtis Mfg Co com
....ft
Decker (AID Ac Cohn—
Common
—10
Dexter Co (The) com
De Mets Inc preference
5
*
Eddy Paper Corp (The).....*
El Household Utll Corp
5
Elgin Nat Watch Co
15
Fits Simons Ac Connell Dock
8c Dredge Co com
...*
Gardner Denver Co com....*
General Candy Corp A
5
Gen Household Utll
*
com
Godchaux Sugar Inc cl B—*
Class A
*
Goldblatt Bros Inc com.....*
Great Lakes D Ac D com....*
Greyhound Corp
Hall Printing Co
..5
com
coih.^^..i0
Hart-Carter Co
"*»nv pref...*
Hart Schaff Ac Marx com..100
Hlbb
Spencer Bartlett com. 25
Hormel Ac Co (Geo) com A._*
Houdaille-Hershey class A..*
Class B...........*......*
Illinois Brick
Co..^iUi2.i35
Illinois Nor Utilities pref.100
Indep Pneum Tool ▼ t c
Interstate Power $7 pref
*
»
(6 preferred..............*
Iron Fireman Mfg Co v t c.__*
Jefferson Electric Co com...*
Kalamasoo StoveCommon
new.....__...._*
Kats Drug Co com
1
Kellogg Switchboard com__l§
Preferred.......
100
-
Kentucky Utll
pref. 50
jr cum
Ken-RadTube 8c Lp com A
*
Keystone Steel Ac Wire com.*
Preferred
..........100
Kingsbury Brewing Co cap.l
Kuppenheimer cl B com
5
La Salle Ext Unlv com.
5
Lawbeck Corp 6% cum pfdlOO
common
*
Leath 8c Co
Cumulative preferred....*
Llbby, McNeill Ac Libby
It
Lincoln Printing Co com .._*
7% preferred
.........50
Lindsay Light com..
It
Lion OH Ref Co
*
com
Loudon Packing common...*
Lynch Corp com
..5
Common
5
new
McCord Red Ac Mfg "A"
McGraw Electric com
•
5
McQuay-Norris Mfg com
*
McWlllisms Dredging Co....*
Manhatt-Dearborn Corp com*
Mapes Cons Mfg capital
,.*
Marshall Pleld Ac Co com...*
Material Service Corp com. 10
Mer Ac Mfrs Sec cl A com
1
Metropol Ind Co allot ctfs
Mlckelberry's Pood Prod com)
Middle West Utilities com
*
ft conv. pref. "A"...
Midland United Co com
*
•
Convertible preferred....*
Midland Utll t% pr l!en..ltt
7% prior lien..
100
7% preferred A.........100
6% preferred A
100
Miller At Hart Inc conv pref.*
Modine Mfg com
•
Mohawk Rubber common...*
Monroe Chemical Co com
*
Preferred..
•
Mountain States Pr pref..100
Mosser Leather Corp com
*
Muskegon Mot Spec cl. A...*
Nachman
SprlngflUed com.*
National Battery Co pref
Nat Elec Power—
7% cumul preferred
National Gypsum A n-v
*
com.
5
National Leather
com
It
Nat Republic Invest Trust—
Cumul.
conv.
pref.
*
National Standard
com
..*
National Union Radio com._l
Noblitt-Sparks Ind Inc com.*
North American Car com
*
Nor Amer Gas & Elec cl A__*
Nor Amer Lt Ac Power com..l
Northwest Bancorp com....*
Northwest Eng Co com
*
Nor West Utll pr lien pref.ltt
7% preferred
...ltt
Okla Gas Ac El 7% pref....100
Ontario Mfg Co com
•
Oshkosh Overall Co—
Common
...__....*
Convertible preferred....*
Parker Pen Co (The) com..10
Peabody Coal Co B com....*
6% preferred...........100
Penn Gas At Elec A com.....*
Perfect Circle (The) Co
*
Pines Wlnterfront
com
ft
Potter Co (The) com........*
Prima Co common..........*
Process Corporation com
*
Pub Serv of Nor 111
Common
com
•
.............60
6% preferred
100
7% preferred...
.....100
Quaker Oats Co com........*
Preferred
...ltt
Rath Packing Co com.....10
Raytheon Mfg Co com vtc 50c
6% preferred
For footnotes
see page
62.
v
tc
5
'35
Mar. 1
Lowest
Mar. 30
Highest
Sale Prices
2
Mar.
8
Sale Prices
2 3* Mar.
6
Lowest
Highest
Sale PHces
2
Jan. 11
Sale Prices
23* Mar.
5
5H Jan.
63* Feb.
0
13* Jan.
63* Feb.
3
14
1
11
Jan.
12
43* Jan.
183* Jan.
2
25
133* Jan. 15
135* Mar. 11
143* Feb. 26
8J4 Jan17
Feb.
7
5
53* Jan. 21
4
Mar. 12
63* Jan.
15X Jan.
173* Jan.
17
2
15
3
Mar. 13
193* Jan. 23
43* Mar. 26
7M Jan.
2
133* Jan.
12
26
8
17
30
Jan.
183* Jan.
343* Jan.
63* Mar. 13
53* Mar. 13
60
30
Jan.
11
Feb. 21
83* Jan.
10
5
Feb. 20
133* Feb.
1
183* Jan.
8
193?
Jan. 23
193* Feb.
7
173* Jan. 26
to
Shares
150 Reliance Internet A com
1,650 Reliance Mfg Co Common. 19
Preferred........—----19®
170 Rollins Hos Mills cone pref.*
5,700 Ryeraon A Sons Inc com...*
7io Santfamo Electric Co.---—-*
Preferred..
........—100
370
930 Sears Roebuck A Co com..—*
,'YyY;
300
130
450
10
10
100
1,450
1,850
50
$3
3
2
iiH
13
15% Sale
33% Sale
13% Mar. 15
15% Mar. 28
Mar. 16
5%
40%
%
%
X
1%
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 14
Mar. 5
Jan.
7
Mar. 12
10 11
15 102
1 40
13
14
24
1% Jan. 24
6% Feb. 20
Mar. 8
Mar. 11
% Jan. 31
Mar. 11
1
% Mar. 21
54% Jan.
14
25% Jan.
Mar. 2
Mar. 11
7
32
2
Feb. 25
Jan.
3
5
75
Feb. 13
69
Mar. 1
Mar. 2
Mar. 2
Mar. 29
3
Mar. 19
13% Mar. 6
17% Mar. 1
35% Mar. 1
Mar. 9
Mar. 19
32
5
1
75
3%
1%
4%
»2 Mar. 20
4
5%
40%
5X Sale
¥■
X
IX
2,200
750
500
7
3% Mar.
68
Mar.
11
11
5% Jan.
2% Jan.
% Mar. 20
3% Jan. ' 14
2% Jan. 28
8
10
Jan.
15% Mar. 28
31% Jan. 15
Feb. 15
5
3% Feb. 16
Jan.
22
19% Jan.
8
18
Feb. 26
36
17%
210
160
300
No^value.
i4ice
adjusted
to
36
National
1%
Mar.
100% stock dividend paid
16
31
3
15 137
8 40
30
16
14
11
3
2% Mar, 18
20
13
11
28
1% Mar.
1
Securities Exchanges on which
2% Jan.
% Jan.
10
10% Mar. 4
1% Mar. 14
8
10
2t
philadefpl^i
M
Jan.
1% Jan.
Mar.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
15
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
127
5
4
3% Mar.
% Mar.
38
1% Mar. 21
27% Mar. 18
2% Mar. 18
2% Mar. 21
% Mar. 4
2%
1
10%
Sale
since July 11933 were made (designated
by superior figures in tables), are as follows:
i New York btock
* New York Curb
• Boston Stock
,
y .
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» Cleveland Stock
'»Cleveland
Dec. 29 1934.
Mar ."20
39% Mar. 4
12
Mar. 12
137"
11% Mar. 30
2% Mar. 18
2%
low prices
ASos»d<fOTd100% stock dividend paid Feb. 20
m
10
IX Sale
The
*
2%
%
X
10 X Sale
3,850 Zenith Radio Corp com
•>
31
8
Mar.
1% Jan.
Sale
Sale
950
30
7
Mar. 22
Sale
Common
850
6
i35" Mar."
18
400 Yates-Amer Mack part pref.
3,050 Yellow Cab Co Inc (Chic)..
250
Mar.
9% Feb. 11
Mar. 19
18% Mar. 8
34% Mar. 21
2% Jan.
3
28
2
Jan.
Jan.
15
5
% Jan.
1% Jan.
2
1% Mar. 23
16
6% Jan.
34% Jan.
8% Mar. 2
Mar. 19
18% Mar. 8
34% Mar. 21
1% Mar. 11
38
1% Mar. 21
27% Mar. 18
Feb.
7
Jan.
5
1% Mar. 29
52
% Mar. 13
% Mar. 15
1% Mar. 23
1
Wisconsin Bankshares—
17,150
3.350
33
34*
IV
7
Mar. 29
Mar. 1
Mar. 2
Mar. 23
Mar.
1%
%
1%
1%
35% Mar. 18
16% Mar. 18
Sale
132
360 Wieboldt Stores Inc com
450 Williams Oll-O-Matfc com...
150
Sale
28%
Stock purchase warrants.
1,080 Ward (Montgom) A Co cl A.
1,170 Waukesha Motor Co com...
200
—
42
6
5% Mar. 20
40% Mar. 12
% Mar. 14
Mar. 13
6
20
12
14
13
15
23
7% Mar. 28
7%
Bale
33%
2,200 Wahl Co com.
15,350 Walgreen Co com
4,450
IX
IX
36
Preferred....
4,860 Vortex Cup Co com
Class A
1,800
190
90
6
45
1%
1
940 Vlklng Pump Go common
500
'•'YvY. ■'
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3% Mar. 5
4
.
1
13% 14%
17 X Sale
35% Sale
3,300 Thompson (J R) com......35
350 U S Gypsum common...--29
1,250 Utah Radio Products com—*
»
5,400 Utility A Ind Corp com.
Convertible preferred
2,600
50 Utll Pow & Light cl A_.
300
600
—
71%
68
3
Sale
75
4
3%
1%
1%
5
3%
3%
2%
Mar.
11% Jan .
1% Jan.
1
% Mar. 21
68
31
Mar. 27
Mar. 25
30
Jan.
Jan.
Mar. 8
Mar. 11
5
1
% Mar. 20
46
.....
Jan.
8
95
33
10
Jan.
.
1,800
■
65
Jan.
20
10
3 100% Feb. 14
8 13% Feb.
2
14 33% Feb. 19
Jan.
11
31
1% Jan.
4
7
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9% Feb.
Mar. 14
Mar.
5
Mar. 20
Mar. 12
1% Mar.
1
Mar. 8
Mar. 11
1
X
X
66% Sale
X
46
.....
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11
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Mar. 1
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Mar. 1 13
1% Mar.
5
:a
4,240 Sutherland Paper common. 10
35
75,350 Swift A Co stk
15
26,250 Swift Internadonal.
25,050
5,550
12%
—
5
——
550
15
1%
IX Sale
830 Storkllne Far con? pref—25
*
1,230 Stuts Motor Car com
420
,
33
13
12 X Sale
460 St Louis Nat Stockyards cap *
5,100 Standard Dredge con* pref.*
Common......
1
1,500
60
650
600
10
101
12
Sale
33
230 :'"Y''Y '230 Sou Colo Power A common. 25
750 Southern Union Gas com
300
570 Southw GAB Co 7% pref. 100
280
50
306 Southwestern Lt A Pow pfd. *
YY;!
10
10
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80
101 Slgnode Steel Strap Co pf.80
Common.................
80
170 Slvyer Steel Castings com—.*
Y
30
OX
Highest
Sale Prices
100
—~
50
1.650
Lowest
Sale Prices
Highest
Lowest
Sale Prices
Ask
Sale Prices
Ask Bid
IX
IX
IX
IX
10
Mar. 7
9 H Sale
9X
10
9% Mar. 1
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100 X
98%
10%
16
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25% Sale
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Bid
Par
600
10
Mar. 30
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59
CHICAGO STOCK EXCHANGE
April, 1935]
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%
11%
2%
14
15
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15
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Feb. 15
Jan.
3
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'■fly
Stock Sales
1935
March
Shares
1934
317,445
953,282
Jan. 1 to Mar. 30
Bond Sales
Miarch
570,772
2,498,049
1935
$23,300
159,000
-
1 to Mar. 30__
Jan.
1934
$121,350
434,760
&
:
aggregate
BOSTON
STOCK EXCHANGE
sales
In
March
Jan. 1
Shares
Low from
PRICES IN MARCH
n.T
July 1 1933
Shares
range since jan.
1
.
Since
,
■V
10,000
'35
~l",666
1,000
Bid
3254
SIULKS
Shares.
32
88
90
Ask Bid
1,798
163
30
1,995
Amer Pneumatic Service
First preferred J.
43,553 Amer Telep Ac Teleg
.
54
107
505
498
402
.......
35
"**325
125
4954
66
53
65
140
4H
'T
754
154
354
15
106
8
154
354
200
5
60
2,512
2.659
6% cum pref
Stamped Stock
100
Sale
Sale
Sale
1,035
7
15
361
122
2,430
529
1,050
1,844
98
1,921
775
1454 Mar.
25
Jan.
)4
Mar.
>454 Sale
2054 Jan.
60
6*
12
Mar. 19
Mar. 18
1254 Mar.
L9
Jan.
584
V ^footnotes
Cons stk Tr
cert
854
111
7
9
1754
16^
5
4
Mar.
1
2
1154
Mar.
Mar.
4
4
Mar.
6
9
4
Feb.
Mar.~
Mar.
1
6
7
Jan.
Feb.
8
4
8
Feb.
Mar.
5
7
Jan.
7
Mar.
7
454 Feb.
654 Feb.
7
6
Mar.
5
6
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
1154 Mar.
b
Sale
1,057 Maine Central.....
Preferred
7,003 North Butte
Mar.
5
354 Mar.
1
3
Mar. 13
254 Mar. 15
108
...
159
254
60
61
5454 Mar. 27
45
38
"854
2
99c
33
.
r
1554
9724
654
25c
*17
«
33
17
454
f
Sale
4
8
2054
2754
354
Sale
2
23
43
3454 Sale
104
.....
u 85c
k iH
Iff:::::
i
Sale
3054 Sale
9454
60
1,815 Old Colony............_.I0t
1,690 Old Dominion Co
25
59
25c
61.
I
Sale**
65
454 Sale
25c
30c
10354 107
5754
60
3754c 40c
4
Jan.
454 Jan.
8
Mar. 27
Mar. 20
Mar.
5
5
3
Feb.
154 Mar.
2
1
Feb.
354 Mar.
6254 Mar.
44
Mar.
4
4
2
Mar.
5454 Mar.
64
Jan.
4
38
Mar.
50
Jan.
11
80c
Jan.
Jan.
1
9
Feb.
Feb.
20
3
Jan.
23
80c
Mar. 12
Mar.
Mar. 20
854 Mar.
5
1
Mar.
5
Mar.
4
Mar. 25
34
99c
2554 Sale
3
4
1454 Sale
2454 Mar. 29
354 Mar. 13
1254 Mar. 15
20
30c
25
40c
33
335i
2654 Mar.
5
354 Mar. 13
1454 Mar. 29
10554 10651
55c
75c
Mar. 20
25
Mar. Id
2
18
25c
Mar.
25c
50c
4
Mar. 25 37
Mar.
5
Mar. 2 10754 Mar. 11
Mar. 18
Mar.
8
Jan.
20
28
6
154 Jan. i23
Jan. 24
Feb. 28
Mar. 25
34
2054 Jan.
3
11454 Mar. 30
1454 Mar. 7
29
Jan. 12
Feb.
7
Mar, 4
Feb.
4
7
3
2854 Jan.
454 Jan.
1554 Jan.
7
2
11
12
2
25
Jan.
25c
Mar.
4
37
Mar.
5
Mar. 13
12 10754 Mar. 11
154 Mar. 18
34
110
50c
Feb.
100
Jan.
Mar.
26^ Jan.
95
Jan.
154 Mar. 23
60c
3
22
7
354 iviar. 13
Mar.
1254 Mar. 15
Mar.
154 Mar. 18
Jan.
254 Jan.
454 Jan.
2454 Mar
20
33
104
Mar. 12
Mar. 5
18
1554 Mar.
9754 Feb.
1154 Feb.
25c
4
7 115
Mar. 12 159
17
Mar. 12
Jan.
454 Jan.
95
34
Mar. 25
11454 V-.-.
60c
Mar.
3
7
21
354 Mar. 13
Mar.
9
1554 Mar. 20 16
10654 Mar. 5 11454 Mar. 30
12
Mar.
1
1454 Mar. 7
154 Sale
110
24
21c
79
5
2
18
25c
75*
2
Mar. 21
Mar. 2
34
18
2654
354
7
Jan.
106
159
16
154. Mar. 5
454 Mar, 14
Sale
154
*
Mar.
6
35
12
4
100
3
80c
10854 Sale
*254
25
16
1
2
c
154
2054
25
Mar. 20
18
7
16
5
25
854 Jan.
254 Mar. 15
105
14
1
1454
354 Sale
154
554
AY<
95
354 Mar. 23
Mar. 12 101
Mar. 12 159
Mar. 12
17
4354
1
9
L154 Jan.
53
3
154 Jan.
164
53
38
454
10
554 Feb.
1*
100
page
6
7
354
...10
2.50
2
w---.
85
30c
100
354
Mar.
2
«
296 New River Co Preferred ..100
4,170 N Y N H At Hartford
3
254
Mar.
Feb.
954 Jan.
125
Mar.
5 147
3
7454
1,100 Nat fiery Co com ihs tr ctfs...
5,315 New England Tel At Tel,..ISO
—
50c
.....*
...100
554 Mar.
115 10854 110
112
158
Mar.
17
18
5,116 Mass Utll Associates ? t c
1,534 Mergenthaler Linotype.....
5
15
28
3
31
Feb. 18
8
Mar.
4
27
554 Jan.
7
125
554 Sale
354 Sale
3
Feb.
8
10?4 Mar. 19
a51
2
>
8
4
254 Feb. 28
1
9
148
Feb.
Mar.
Mar. 4
554 Mar. 25
654 Mar. 1
6
1054
35
5954 Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Mar. 15
8
754
8
654 Sale
254
Preferred...............
50 Llbby QlcNell Libby
280 Loew's Theatres
454 Mar.
7
354
Preferred...............
1,660 Isle Royal Copper
see
4
Sale
8
6
25
18
25
25
23
Jan.
2
Sale"
6 -6*
% $*
100
1151 Northern RR <N H)
1,180
1
88
4
446 Int Hydro-Elec Sys cl A
25
45 Island Creek Coal..
....I
182
1
8
90
4
Hygrade-Sylvania Lamp—
30
Mar.
Mar. 19
2
20 Hathaway Bakeries cl A
40 Hathaway's Bakeries pref...*
13 Helvetia Oil Co tr ctfs
..1
■
15
10054 Mar. 21 10754 Mar.
3
Mar.
254 Mar. 8
Mar. 13
92
Mar. 13
Mar. 29 103
Mar. 12
Mar. 19
6454 Mar. 1
Mar.
7
Mar.
7
426 Gilchrist Co
267
Mar. 18
1454
85
20
173
Mar. 13
954 Feb.
Mar.
8
154 Jan.
254 Jan.
4
554 Jan.
127/| Jan.
4
1954 Jan.
10054 Mar. 21 10754 Mar.
254 Mar. 8
454 Jan.
*
2
2
55
100
Preferred
1,634
13
8
154 Mar.
354 Mar.
88
1254
1,869 General Capital Corp
■
Mar.,
Mar. 27 140
92
6,570 Gillette Safety Rasor Co....*
769
152
Feb.
9
Mar. 27
140
95
125
11
3
1,928
13
68
Mar. 27
101
100
903 Economy Grocery Stores...*
12,389 Edison Elec Illumination.100
6,377 Employers' Group Assoc T C*
100
29
11
5854 Feb. 15
6654 Feb.
8
6954 Feb. 19
10
100
......
5
754 Mar. 13
54 Mar. 8
254 Mar. 13
254 Sale
754
376 East Mass St Ry Co
100
1,698
First preferred
.......100
490
Preferred B
100
2,595
Adjustment
....100
1,270 Eastern SS Lines. Inc
*
35
First preferred.........100
"""loo
2
>2
2,265 East Boston Co............10
3,326 Eastern Gas Ar Fuel Assn com
2,798
45*% Cum Prior pref...100
3,452
6% Cum preferred..... 100
301
7054 Jan.
5554 Jan.
88
25
....
20 Cont'l Secur Corp pref
-f:-:
Mar. 28
'
7 10154 Feb.
2
31 109
Mar. 23
Mar. 28
65
Mar. 27 140
70
6H
4,446 Copper Range Co
16
Jan.
10
50
Mar. 29
63 54 Jan. 11
63
Jan.
8
140
Chit Jet Ry At U S Y—
325
108
Mar. 28
Mar. 29
58
Personal Prop Tr._100
975 Calumet At Hecla
1,390
1,064
1,052
Mar." 23
Jan.
Jan.
50
138
£X
190
20
8 109
50
54
101
4954 Jan.
'■
100
443
1.658
6
Highest
Sale Prices
Mar. 26
140
Class D 1st pref stamped 100
1st pref class D
..100
10
Mar.
>
51
35
•
1st pref class C
444
635a Mar.
58
246 Boston Ac Providence
.100
774 Brown At Co 6% Cum pref. 100
406 Brown Ac Durrel Co common.
xlO
10
55
5954
100
1H
Class B 1st preferred
100
Class C 1st pref stampedlOO
1,063 Boston
195
61
'
50
1st preferred class A
100
Class B 1st pref stamped 100
335
374
185
45
120
108
55
.....
75
176
90
75
Mar. 28
Lowest
•
-
Sale Prices
102
63
2,371 Boston Ac Albany
...100
4,089 Boston Elevated..
.100
327 Boston Ac Maine pref stpd.100
1,586
Prior pref .............100
1,544
Class A 1st pref stamped 100
278
936
50
/
60
10254
199 Blftelow-Sanford Carpet...
115
Preferred
1®®
10
Sale
Sale Prices
66
66
25
2,693 Amoskeag Mfg Co
1,250
1,741
110
54
Highest
Sale Prices
35
50
...
474
6354
Ask
Lowest
34
2,783 Amer At Continental Corp..*
605
Preferred
Mar. 30
par.
378
18,301
1,098
Mar. 1
50
33,000 East Mass StRR serA 454s 1948
Series B 5s
1948
39,000
Series C 6s Jan 1..
1^,000
1948
6,350 e, Series D 6s
1948
1,000 Pond Creek Pocahontas 7s '35
13,000
2,300
1
Mar. 31
58,900 Amoakea* Mfg Co 4s.
1948
5,000 Brown Co §54s.......
.1946
2,000 Chic Jet Ry Ac U 8 Yds 4sl 1940
5s
1940
4.000
~3~, 000
Shares.
i
BONDS
20
Feb.
5
Mar. 18
254 Jan.
34
110
80c
3
Feb.
20
Feb. 5
Jan.
7
•
654
7
6
654
654 Mar. 11
554 Mar. 11
554 Sale
18
1
154
30
Sale
154 Mar. 1
2954 Mar. 29
'A
Sale
54 Mar. 18
8854 Mar. 20
1654
91
62
a
70
354 Sale
22c
25c
5
Mar. 30
1654 Mar. 19
60
Mar.
5
354 Mar. 18
22c
Mar. 12
654 Mar. 11
654 Mar. 22
654 Mar.
20
5
Mar. 12
154 Mar. 21
31
Mar.
1
% Mar. 22
454 Jan.
1154 Jan.
1
5
2954 Feb.
7
Mar.
4
Mar.
7
454 Mar.
1
Mar.
2
22c
96
65
25c
8
15
Feb.
54
8854
55
254
10354 107
5954 Sale
59
25c
Mar. 28
Mar. 29
654 Mar.
Mar. 12
6154 Mar. 20
59
Feb.
28
25c
Feb.
7
5
Mar. 12
65
Feb. 26
20
154 Mar. 21
3254 Jan. 14
96
7
50c
5
Feb.
20
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
8
654 Feb. 21
Mar. 18
Mar. 20
103
32c
50c"
654 Mar. 11
554 Jan.
9
54 Feb. 26
Mar.
Mar.
854 Jan.
30c
6 104
71
50c
Feb.
Feb.
4
7
4
1
13
Jan.
3
Feb. 28
■■1K.V
BOSTON
April, 1935]
AGGREGATE
In
Shares
590
20
567
115
188
100
1,984
■
95
1,463
1,906
1,197
816
.
1,304
5,992
779
800
12,363
10
STOCKS
•
Mar. 31
'35
Mar. 1
Par
100
1,770 Pacific Mills
9,944 Pennsylvania RR.-----.—60
*
4,949 Pond Cr Pocahontas Go
165 Pror 6c Worcester Ry
100
25
2,704 Oolncy Mining Go
.26
Sale
15
1954 Sale
96
25*4
105
88c
Sale
185 Reece Button Hole Mech..l0
15
506 Reece Folding Mach Co ....10
2
847 Shannon Copper Co....—10
14c
5,217
Shawmut Assn T G
150 Spencer Trask F*d cap stock *
cap stk
25
4,002 Stone 6c Webster Inc
3,325 Swift 6c Co
4,294 Torrlngton Go
1,821
4,224
21,410
1,690
4,440
40,383
•
1
H
%
75 H Sale
37 54 Sale
*
10 Venezuela Holding Corp
62 Venezuela Mexican OH CrplO
8754c
25?
1
9
125
50
3,503
Prior
preferred.........100
♦
60 Warren (S D) 6c Co com
*
Warren Bros
Mar.
6
% Mar. 20
1354 Mar. 14
1
Mar.
15
Mar.
4
5
54 -lap. 22
1354 Mar. 14
2% Mar.
4
Mar.
14c
8*4 Mar. 11
1254 Mar. 4
3% Mar. 21
1554 Mar. 29
1754 Mar. 1
7554 Mar. 12
73
Mar. 27
*4 Sale
73% Sale
72
2% Sale
154
2
Mar. 27
Mar. 16
Mar. 14
13 54 Mar.
254
6
75c
*4 Mar.
Mar.
3754 Mar.
% Mar.
1% Mar.
50c
2
7
18
1
9
15
Mar. 27
Mar. 11
6
;
4%
3
4%
454 Mar. 14
15
Mar. 13
Mar. 12
75
40
); 45
47
Mar.
SB
12c
Feb.
8
Feb.
7
19
12*4 Mar. 16
254 Mar. 14
1554 Mar. 29
69
Jan.
5
7
2% Mar. 15
Mar. 27
554 Mar.
5
18
47
1
Mar. 13
Mar.
Mar.
1
7
454 Mar. 21
-
2
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
21
12
7
4
21
76
Feb.
Mar. 20
Mar. 20
50c
Jan.
854
1454
554
1954
40
40
2% Mar. 26
17c
3554 Jan.
7
54 Feb. 11
154 Mar. 15
70
2
50c
Jan.
Mar. 27
Feb.
Feb.
15
Mar. 28
54 Jan.
2
154 Jan.
254 Jan.
50c
2
454 Mar. 14
18
7
25
Mar. 27
Feb. 13
2 12554 Jan.
23
754 Jan.
8
Jan.
10
6
Feb.
20
1254 Feb.
7
20
Feb.
19
18
70
Feb.
20
654 Jan.
7
7
3
40
Jan.
254 Mar. 15
454 Jan.
3
6
1933 were made (designated by superior figures In tables), are as follows:
v
9
19
16
15
8
Mar.
Feb.
8
77
9
Mar.
1
1
1554 Jan.
254 Jan.
7
29
2
54 Mar.
8
.
2
76
1
5
15
8
13
125
14
Sale
Feb.
2
1254 Jan. 18
54 Mar. 7
Mar. 28
15
2
Sale
354
•No par value,
a Assessment paid,
r Cash sale,
x Ex-dividend.
The National Securities Exchanges on which low prices since July 1
»New York Stock
* New York Ourb.
" Cleveland Stock.
96
14
Sale
Sale Prices
21
Jan.
8
Mar. 27
88
1
2554 Mar.
Mar. 11
Sale
Highest
Sale Prices
12% Mar. 14
1754 Mar. 13 2554 Jan.
Jan.
2354 Mar. 27 27
88
Mar. 27 105
Jan.
20*4 Mar.
8*4,
13
75
39 %
Sale Prices
15
Mar.
1
20c
"ib*4 Sale"
73
Lowest
Highest
12% Mar. 14
17% Mar. 13
23% Mar. 27
2
1
554 Sale
5
7
1,124
410
8
Lowest
120
_8
965 Waldorf
15
55c
154
System Inc
213 Waltham Watch class B com •
Preferred..............100
823
io
8754c
U
12c
15
United Founders Corp com
Utah Apex Mining.........6
Utah Metal 6c Tunnel.
..1
2
1254
Sale
7554 Sale
17 %
24 Vermont 6c Massachusetts 100
360
.
Sale Prices
"254 Sale"
14
25
75c
14
20c
5
Preferred
88
Sale
Union Twist Drill
United Shoe Mach Corp—25
Ask
1254 1354
1754 Sale
2354 24
254
854
-
Mar. 30
Ask Bid
Bid
Shares
3,270
1,240
RAiyGE SINCE JAN,
to
Since
Jan. 1
f March
PRICES IN MARCH
Low from
July 1 1933
BOSTON
STOCK EXCHANGX
SALES
61
STOCK EXCHANGE
Jan.
Baltimore Stock
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON BALTIMORE STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales
v
1935
March
Shares-
Jan. 1 to March 31
AGGREGATE
SALES
In
BALTIMORE
STOCK EXCHANGE
Jan. 1
400
BONDS
Mar. 31
4« Conduit
'35
1958
1,600
100 4a Dock Loan
.......1961
100 4a School House
1961
100 4a Burnt District........1960
1,900 4a Water Loan..—.....1958
200
200 4s Harbor Ser
200 4s Jones Falls
1,700 4a Annex Improrement1,600 4a Annex Improvement.
900
200
200
1,600
1,600
4s 2d School Loan
.1956
...
...
....
Highest
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
110)4 Mar. 27 110)4 Mar. 27
106
108
Mar. 14 108
Mar. 14
107 % Mar.
5 110% Mar. 27
108
106
106
109
109)|
Mar. 14 110
Mar. 16
.V
1
Highest
Sale Prices
108
*
Jan
5 110)4 Mar. 27
Mar. 14 108
Mar. 14
104)4 Jan.
108
109 J4
.1951
4 11034 Mar.
20 108)4 Feb.
15 106
Jan.
7 106
Jan.
Feb. 20 110
Mar.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
27
12
15
7
16
.1954
109)4 Mar. 27 109)4 Mar. 27
109)4 Mar. 27 109)4 Mar. 27
109)4 Mar. 27 109)
109)4 Mar. 27 109)
Mar. 27
Mar. 27
94
108
Mar. 13 109
Mar. 21
106
.1951
95
93
108)4 Mar. 22 110
Mar. 27
107
Feb.
106
Jan.
93
107'"Mar." 18 107)4 Mar." 19
Mar. 21
Mar. 27
Jan.
5
107
Feb.
106)4 Mar.
106)4 Mar.
5 106)
105
Jan.
7 105
109
Mar. 12 109
.1947
100 4a 2nd School (cpn)
4s 2d Water serial......
300 4s 2d Water serial..
100 4a 2d water aer
100 48 2d water serial
100 3^8 New sewerage Impt.
300
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Lowest
Ask
93
97
93
93
94
300 48 Public Park Impt.... .1955
700 4a Paring Loan...
.1951
"400
Mar. 30
Ask Bid
93
108
4,300 4a Sewerage Inapt.......1961
1,800
Mar. 1
Bid
........1962
300 4s Conduit
200
MARCH
PRICES IN
1934
$124,500
407,853
to
3,100
1,200
1935
$314,300
.----.-1,015,700
Jan. 1 to March 31
Low from
BALTIMORE CITY BONDS—
300
Bond Sales
March
27,246
188,568
July 1 1933
Since
March
1934
30,505
105,940
106)4
5 106)4 Mar.
5
105
.1944
.1948
109
.1942
.1957
103 34
103 H
.1954
104^
.1980
109
Mar. 12 109
Mar. 12
103 34 Mar. 25 103)4 Mar. 25
Jan.
16 109
20 110
5 106
20 1075
Mar. 19
Mar. 5
Jan.
7
Mar. 12
103)4 Mar. 25 103)4 Mar. 25
107
Feb.
Feb.
20 107
20 107
Feb.
107
101
80
Jan.
29 101
Jan.
29
18H Jan.
Mar.
30
5
Feb.
16
20
Feb. 20
Bait
22,000
11,000
22,000
Spar Pt & Ches—
4H% (certifs)
14
Co.
Nth
D1t 1st 5s
14)4 Sale
1st 5s certificates
63",600
1,000
20,000
14,000
Lake Roland 1st 5s
7,000 North Avenue Market 60-1940
1,000 Richmond Dairy 1st 6s.. 1944
20,200
5,000
37,000
(flat)
1936
21,000
Funding 5s (ctfs)
1936
72,000
First 6s (flat)
1949
129,000
1st 6s ctfs (flat)....
1949
69,000
Income 4s (flat)...
1949
38,000
Income 4s ctfs..
....1949
136,000
First 4s (flat)
1949
121,000
1st 4s ctfs (flat)
1949
65,000 Wash B fit A 5s flat
1941
73,000
(Md.) 5% tr ctfs
.1941
5,000
3,000
Shares
8,799 Black Ac Decker
2,132
Preferred
53
140
51
47
594
663
36
15
451
2,470
109
124
1,312
381
10
"43*" "III
69
6^% lit preferred
.100
7% preferred
25
Consol Gas E L & Power
•
6% preferred ser D
100
SH% pref serE...
-100
5% preferred..
-.—100
-
2~,l72
35
80
1
)4 Sale
13)4
14)4
uB
10
238
15c
23"
Sale"
preferred
"3"" Sale"
8)4 Sale
25
Sale
117)4
30)4
111
For footnotes
Mar. 2
Mar. 26
Jan. 31
Feb. 20
Feb.
21
Mar.
8
Mar. 2
Mar. 26
36
17)4 Feb. 18
5)4 Jan.
2
7)4 Mar. 12
25
35
37
Jan.
Jan.
10
43
25
43
Feb.
8
Mar. 15
80
36
4
52)4 Mar. 15
51
80
Mar. 15
80
K
)4
12)4
10)4
34
%
Mar. 12
Mar.
Mar. 13
Mar. 28
Mar. 7
Mar. 7
Mar. 22
10)4 Mar. 28
Mar. 13
10c
1
Mar.
1
)4 Mar.
)4
)4
14)4
14)4
3)4
3)4
Mar. 8
Mar. 1
Mar. 5
Mar. 2
Mar. 26
Mar. 18
Feb.
25
Mar.
1
1
Mar.
Mar.
6
14
14
7
10c
Sale
18
20)4
12)4 Mar. 13
10)4 Mar. 28
Mar.
'% Mar.
12
7
7
Mar. 22
10)4 Mar. 28
2)4 Jan.
19
1% Jan.
9
4
12
7)4 Mar. 12
Feb.
28
Feb. 25
52)4 Mar. 15
Mar. 15
1)4 Feb.
8
1)4 Jan. 26
20
20
Feb.
Feb.
2
4
1)4 Jan. 26
1)4 Feb.
5
20
Feb.
1
19
Jan. 30
5)4 Feb.
4
5
Feb.
2
"% w.
27)4 Sale
31
Sale
31
—
"30)4 Sale"
59
Sale
9
Mar. 25
110
Ill
Mar.
110)4 Sale
34
Sale
7)4
"7)4
9)4
—
—
Sal?
it* ™
.
43)4
23)4
7)4
9)4
44
Sale
107)4 Mar.
)4 Mar. 13
3
17
Sale
Sale
'"Ik ~~r%
Mar.
Mar.
1
6)4 Mar. 11
4
7
Mar. 19
41)4 Feb.
2
22)| Jan. 11
6)4 Jan.
2
9)4 Jan. 14
5
15
Mar.
1
Mar.18
Mar. 16
Mar. 16
1% Mar. 11
1)4 Mar. 11
1)4 Mar. 19
Mar.
Mar.
6
5
16
Mar.
2
5
Mar. 16
Mar. 16
16
1)4 Mar. 11
1)1 Mar. 1
1)4 Mar. 1
7 210
Mar.
7
22)4 Mar.
15)4 Mar. 28
17
Feb.
27
Mar. 16
Mar. 16
34 Jan.
8)4 Feb.
1)4 Jan.
1
Jan.
4
1
4
15
1)4 Mar. 19
7
210
9
21
Mar. 12
1
25
Mar.
Mar.
8
8
Mar.
4
3)4 Feb. 20
Feb.
20
20
Feb.
8
46
Jan.
25)4 Mar.
8
Jan.
5
9
18
9)4 Jan.
6)4 Jan.
5
16
11
17
Mar. 16
Mar. 16
1
Jan.
9
Jan.
1)4 Jan.
1% Jan.
1)4 Jan.
Jan. 25 210
Mar.
7
26
15)4 Jan.
Feb. 28
Mar. 21
110)4 Mar. 30
Jan.
18
16
111
5)4 Feb.
46
25)4 Mar. 9
7)4 Mar. 20
59
Mar. 26
Jan. 26
Feb. 27
114)4 Mar. 13
34 Mar. 13
3
Mar. 28
23)4 Mar. 30
7)4 Mar. 20
ll\H
Jan.
7
Jan.
3
8
Jan.
4
3
Feb.
8
9)4 Mar. 5
2834 Mar. 18
33
29h Jan.
53
10c Feb.
120
Jan.
112)4 Feb.
109)4 Feb.
104)4 Jan.
43
21
15"" i"i:
110
Mar. 19
210
15)4
115)4 Jan.
29 H Jan.
4
3
1
Mar.
8
Jan,
4
2)4 Jan. 25
734 Jan. 14
23 H Feb. 25
15
5
15
1
Mar.
6)4 Mar. 11
5
25
31
Mar. 26
Mar. 26
Mar. 11
Mar.
4
59
Mar. 21
114)4 Mar. 13
111
Mar. 8
110)4 Mar. 30
Mar.
108)4 Sale
18)4 Mar. 29
5
31
56)4 Mar^
110
9
1
120
Mar.
110)4 Mar.
30
15)4 Mar.
20
Mar.
9)4 Mar. 5
28)4 Mar. 18
117)4 Mar.
30
7
18)4 "Mar .29
23
"3 """Mar." "I
2)4 Mar.
8H Mar.
25
Mar.
Mar.
*
7% pref.25
10c Feb.
15)4 Mar.
20
113
1%
Feb. 21
Jan. 30
9
Mar. 15
113)4 Sale
—-1
page 65.
19
17)4 Feb. 18
80
12
118
30)4
58)4 Sale
112)4
aer B.—l
15 Mercantile Trust Co
50
703 March A Miners Transp
*
see
43
Sale
—
l%
PS
Mar. 22
.1..
16
Sale
1,365 Monon W Penn
7)1 Mar. 12
42)4 Mar. 12
10
74 Mfra Finance common v t
*
558
1st preferred
.25
495
Second preferred——25
132
"754~Mar.""7
Mar. 28
3
46
10,006 Maryland Cat Co
7,038
Junior conv pref
Mar. 2
Mar. 26
4
7)4 Mar. 12
38
38
3)4 Mar. 18
20
60
36
"byMar ."29
10%
14)4
18
cum
10
Sale
2.50
8%
)4
....
6
70
16
15
85
34
51% Mar.
....
Sale
3
70
Sale
52
78
\
Preferred
105 Home Credit Co pref——50
4,426 Houston Oil preferred.—100
35 Humphrey Mfg Co com—
*
"
6)4
38~" i—;
50
2,147 Fidelity Ac Deposit
,
20
1,190 Fidelity A Guar Fire Corp. 10
1,228 Finance Co of Am class A...*
758
675
*
25
550 Emerson Bromo Selts A
207
Mar. 2
Mar. 26
4
1
362
375
■:
common
381 Davison Chemical Co.
1,058 E Porto Rlcan Sugar com
120
40
Feb.
4
33)4 Jan. 31
11134 Feb. 15 111)4 Feb. 15
36
10c
154 Ches & Pot Tel of Bait pf..l00
390 Commercial Credit pref B..29
119
39)4
103
*
50
45 Autollne Oil pref
___10
800 Baltimore Tube common.. 100
4,410
723
Mar. 13
Par.
...
**"232
16)4
*
funded 5a
2,400 Appalachian Corp
7,338 Arundel Corporation
1,222 Atlantic Coaat L (Conn)
183
1,279
El
STOCKS.
Shares
1,663
■
A
Jan.
17)4 Feb. 18
6% (certificates)......1933
5,000
1,000
40,000
26,000
17,000
35,000
37,000
10,000
5
85
1942
Maryland El Ry 6Ha (flat) 1957
6H«
1962
6s
1933
Ry
Mar.
45
Davison Realty Co 6s
1940
Inter-Ocean Oil Co 1st 7s '35
United
15
1942
3,000 Consol Coal ret4)4s'ctfs>1934
1,000 Consol Gas 1st 5a........1939
1,000
1,000
4,000
133,000
1,000
42,000
28,000
Mar. 13
Balto
.....1942
2,000 Century Parkway Corp 6sl956
1,000
1,000
13
13
19
1953
Balto Trac
1,000
3,000
1953
Jan.
10
9
8
19
24
Jan.
25
5
17)4 Jan.
11
BALTIMORE
STOCK EXCHANGE
AGGREGATE SALES
In
March
Shares
Since
1
BONDS
Mar. 31
Shares
16 Mt Vern-Woodb Mills Com 100
Preferred
100
570
New Amsterdam Casualty..5
50
392 Northern Central Ry...
Penna Water Be Power...—*
1,475
105 Seaboard Comm'l com A—10
304 Standard Gas Equip pref 100
50
255
1,330
1,350
7,448
,
30,891
138
I
United Rys & Elec Co
com.50
Guar
3
202 Western Md Dairy Corp pref*
214 Western National Bank...20
90
*
19
US Fidelity Be
>1
5H
5,675
91
Mar. 1
SINCE JAN.
Ask
71
*
UH
2
IX
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
7X Sale
93X
7
5X
7
42
Sale
Mar. 28
6
Mar. 18
90
60X
58
5X
m
88X Mar. 23
61X
59
Sale
6H
6K
4
Mar. 20
6X Mar. 18
85
30" Sale
Mar.
5X Mar. 30
l^Mar. 5
5c
6X Sale
Mar. 21
2X Mar. 14
42
65
24
Highest
Sale Prices
5c
"ix
lc
J*
Lowest
30
Mar. 15
Mar.
1
5c
Mar. 21
2X Mar. 14
Mar.21
2X Mar. 14
5c
Mar.
2
41
Jan.
7X Mar.
2
16
91
Mar. 11
91
60
Mar. 14
53
Mar. 18
Feb.
4
Jan.
3
44
5X Mar. 30
IX Mar. 5
5c
Mar. 20
7
Mar.
4
85X Mar. 23
30X Mar. 14
5X Jan »
15
2
X Jan.
2
Mar. 20
5c
Feb.
4
Jan.
15
8% Jan.
93 X Jan.
10
25
60
6
5X Jan.
Jan.
30
Feb.
2
19
19
•V.v
Securities Exchangee on which low
* New York Curb.
prices since July
15
Mar. 14
Jan.
14
IX Feb. 23
6c Feb.
5c
70
Mar. 21
44
20
7X Feb. 19
85 X Mar. 23
Jan.
9
32
*No par value.
The National
1
Sale Prices
Mar. 30
Ask Bid
2c
322 Mort0a£e Bond & TitIe]com„*
11
363
'35
Bid
322
2,569
RANGE
PRICES IN MARCH
Low from
July 1 193
to
Jan.
97
63
STOCK EXCHANGE
BALTIMORE
April, 1935]
11933 were made (designated by superior figures In tables), are as follows:
v■ ■
^
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^
RANGE OF PRICES ON PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales
,
1935
;
March
Shares_
Jan. 1 to March 31
AQQREQATE
In
.
March
SALES
PHILADELPHIA
STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1
1934
221,866
640,378
/
XLow from
July 1 1933
BONDS
Mar. 31
~
1" 000
25,666
Shares^*
Am Tel 4^8
.-1939
PRICES IN MARCH
Mar. 1
'25
105
1948
Home Loan 3s
759 Cambria Iron..
Preferred.
170
2,500
9,992
-939
'"921
4,873
50
662
315
1,741
62
Phila Elec Pow pref.
Phila Insulated Wire
45%
85
21%
54%
6
6,346 Union Traction
Scott Paper
j..
1%
Sale
29%
Sale
33% Sale
10
25
.—
x
108%
Mar."l2
1037
Mar.""i
Jan.
13% Mar.
12% Mar.
100.4 Jan.
29 115
New Yor* Stock
Exchanges
88
88
23
Sale
92
23%
Sale
21%
53%
6%
Sale
.*
58
6%
6%
1%
1%
-
Sale
18
23
Mar. 15
20
99.16Feb.
103% Jan. 17 103% Jan. 17
31% Mar. 26 31% Mar. 26
40% Mar. 26 40% Mar. 26
20
Mar. 13
25% Jan. 26
106% Feb. 21 106% Feb. 21
111
Jan.
110%
108%
105%
108%
16 113%
Jan. 18 111%
Mar. 12 108%
Jan. 11 107%
Feb.
Jan.
Mar.
Feb.
25
19
12
25
2 110
Feb.
1
1 103.7 Mar.
1
Jan.
103.7 Mar.
Mar. 19
5%
5%
%
%
Mar. 2
Mar. 13
Mar. 7
Mar. 14
1% Mar. 27
17% Mar. 12
70
Mar. 25
1
92
Mar. 27
54%
6%
7%
1%
1%
Mar.'"i
Mar. 23
Mar. 1
Mar. 9
Mar. 6
1% Mar. 1
20% Mar. 4
74% Mar. 29
28
2%
4%
Sale
14%
60
56%
•»««
*■»
58%
"
im m
56
Mar. 15
a-
8
4,
M
Sale
Jan.
10
47% Mar.
9
49% Mar. 21
4
81% Feb.
49% Jan.
7
24
Jan.
55%
7%
11%
1%
1%
Feb. 21
Jan. 11
Jan.
7
Feb.
Mar, 29
Mar. 4
Mar. 1
Mar. 25
Mar. 26
58% Mar. 28
7
% Mar.
% Mar. 14
1% Mar. 27
17% Mar. 12
70
Feb.
103%
31%
19%
1%
3%
2
19% Mar. 11
% Mar. 13
% Mar. 4
Jan.
Mar.
6
Feb.
Mar. 15
6
Mar.
*11% Sale'
95% Sale
Mar. 21
12
56
Jan.
Mar. 12
12
'!*
9%
4
4
8
7% Mar. 23
which low prices since July 1 1933
* New York Ourb.
10
were
% Feb.
16
% Jan.
3
6% Jan.
3
3
Mar.
Mar.
1
5
13
9
62
6% Feb. 21
6% Jan. 29
9
J Low price not Including cash or odd lot sales*
Jan.
Jan.
15
10
95% Mar. 27
Mar.
9
Jan .<24
9% Feb."27
made (designated by superior figures in tables), are as follows:
Chicago Board of Trade.
2
3% Mar. 14
62
6% Mar.
11
8
2
25
Mar.
Mar.
9
Jan.
Jan.
6% Jan.
4% Jan.
5 60
Feb.
19 115% Jan.
9% Feb. 20
87% Feb. 28
9
25
4
Mar. 20 109
Mar. 20
19% Feb. 27 21% Feb. 20
Mi Feb. 15
% Jan. 10
Mar. 23
Mar. 27
Mar.
8% Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
109
Mar. 11
62
2
8
3
7
30
1
2
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
9% Mar. 12
Mar.
2
25
79
Mar. 20
Mar.
87% Mar.
Mar. 27
11
12% Mar. 15
3% Mar. 14
8
92
9
8
Jan.
8
6
14% Jan. 26
3 109
Mar. 27
6
33
Feb.
2
Mar. 25
113% Jan.
Mar. 20
20% Mar. 11
Mar. 13
109
5
51% Mar. 19
2
5% Mar.
5% Mar. 13
3
Sale
9% Sale
87% Sale
Mar. 27
Mar. 27
Mar. 29
'm'm.-rn
19'" "20%
21
42
13
108% 105% Mar!"4 109
32%
31% Mar. 6 33
22% 26
22% Mar. 29 22
2
3
2
1% Mar. 15
3%
4%
4
3% Mar. 6
2 2%
2
Mar. 21
3
13%
14% 12% Mar. 15 14%
12
Mar. 20 13%
Sale
3% Sale
3
Mar. 11
Mm. 23
Mar. 9
33% Mar. 15 42% Jan. 10
11
Feb. 13
13% Jan.
4
115% Jan.
3 119% Mar. 14
5% Jan.
3% Mar. 15
7
23
Mar. 15 29% Feb.
9
4
Jan. 21
2% Mar. 20
21
84
'51% Mar." 19
109" Mar."20
..
27
18
Sale
•
19%
%
1
Mar. 14
Mar. 4
45% Mar.
75
3
39% Mar.
39% Mar. 21
Sale
13%
33% Mar. 15
41% Sale
Sale
Sale
2
....50
on
Jan.
21
Jan.
5
20
Jan.
4
17 101.15 Mar .25
28 99.16 Feb. 28
4
6
Ex-dividend.
Securities
Mar."l2
3]
47;
Sale
4
232 Westmoreland, Inc.........*
542 Westmoreland Coal
.*
No par value,
The National
Mar.'il
2% Mar. 20
45% Mar. 28
Sale
31%
22%
Preferred....
35 West Jersey & Seash RR..50
305'
35
Sale
13%
106%
Certificates of deposit...
139,579 United Gas Impt com.......*
35
90
Mar. 13
2%
3%
45% .-i-
20
74
107
...
20
Mar. 13
12
AH
Series A 7% preferred..100
Series B 6% pref
100
Tacony-Palmyra Bridge
*
Tonopah-Behnont Derel
1
Tonopah Mining..
1
4,094
20
118% 120
117% Mar." 1 119}
3%
4%
3% Mar. 15
45
7« s%
*
2,936
1
Sale
12
Sale
46
25
1,400
5,900
163
48,847
1,583
3%
Phila Dairy Prod pref.....25
Phila Elec of Pa S5 pref
*
179
68
3
606
5,050
7,760
3
25
31% Mar. 26
40% Mar. 26
1037 Mar.""I
...
90
47
20
10377*" Sale"
26
1,840 Phila Rapid Transit
50
2,015
7% preferred
50
1,264 Phila & Reading Coal 8c Iron*
4,237 Philadelphia Traction
50
67
ctf of deposit.....
577
13% Mar. 4 14% Mar. 2
12% Mar. 6 13% Mar. 5
101.15Mar.25 101.15Mar.25
89%
4%
100
41,730 Pennroad Corp t t c
*
24,377 Pennsylvania RR
50
1,903 Panna Salt Manufactur*g.50
404
Highest
Sale Prices
31% Mar. 26
40% Mar. 26
"20" "36""
39%
7%
4,884 Insurance Co of N A.-.....10
7,264 Lehigh Coal 8c Narlgation..*
3,242 Lehigh Valley
50
511 Mitten Bank Sec Corp
25
5,829
Preferred.......
.....25
1,604
Lowest
Sale Prices
itix m% lis" Ii3% ii2'"Maf."l4 Il3"
118
245 Horn 8cHardart (Phila) com.*
300 Horn 8cHardart (N Y) com..*
16,032
7,154
Highest
Sale Prices
108%
*100
103.7
2,493 Electric Storage Battery.. 100
90
♦
J88
'
....50
3,145
1,244
14%
45
20
*
"2",213
Lowest
Sale Prices
115
14
J4K
39%
100
»1
*
823
V*1-.
»
50
2,719 Budd Wheel Co
80
1
107% Feb. 28 107% Feb. 28
14
99.4
100
30
848
224
160
Ask
99.16
101
'
*
800 Bankers Securities pref
2,785 Bell Tell Co of Pa pref
4,493 Budd (E G) Mfg Co
1,565
SINCE IAN.
Par
7,154 American Stores.....
"""731
Mar. 30
Ask Bid
-
12%
12%
..1952
STOCKS
Shares
*.2,611
RANGE
115
Bell Telephone 5s
Elec 9c People* tr ctf* 4* .1945
Certificate* of deposit...
400
2%s
1952
8,000 Lehigh Nar series A 4 %s_1954
6,000 Lehigh Valley 4s
2003
5s
5,000
2003
19,000 People* Pas* tr ctf* 4*. ..1943
2,000 Phila Elec (Pa) 1st * f 4s.l966
33,000
1st 5a
..1966
1,100
Registered
4 Ms
1,000
1967
7,000 Phila Elec 1st 9c ref 4s... 1971
10,000 Phila Elec Pow Co 5%s.„l*72
25,000 U S Treasury 3s
...1951
"~5" 566
1934
$101,200
313,550
to
1,000
2,000
169,900
20,300
5,000
6,000
5,000
13,000
1935
$135,300
302,300
Jan. 1 to March 31.
Bid
69,000
5,800
4,000
Bond Sales
March
261,186
1,153,827
Cleveland Stock Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
'"'•V-
..
RANGE OF PRICES ON CLEVELAND STOCK
S„m„Shares~
March
-.J.
Jan. 1 to March 31
AGGREGATE
In
,
March
"
PRICES IN MARCH
RANGE SINCE JAN.
%
Mar. 31
*35
0 00 Firestone T Ak R of Cal 5s 1942
Ask Bid
•
Lowest
Afar. 30
Mar. 1
Bid
Par
to*
Ask
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
„
Sale Prices
103 K Jan.
105
89
STOCKS
Par.
85 Aetna Rubber-.-....—.—*
*
5,730 Allen Industries..
10
1,307
V
Preferred—..............*
4
120
166
174
160
395
580
230
72
:
8
19^
57
56
60
Sale
55
10 H
Sale
10
4
25
100
""30
5
10
?
"153
777
/
1
3.044
Mar. 14
106 H
30
3
2
25
5K
22
5H
il* EH
2H
...
Preferred
121
Jan.
6
30
Mar. 29
Mar.
Mar.
30
Jan.
30
Jan.
40
Mar.
Mar. 29
40
Mar.
Jan.
3
12
<P
Jan.
25
Preferred
735
8
Mar. "*8
93
4
Mar.
8
5
Jan.
Mar.
4
Mar. 14
Mar.
4
8
Mar.
Mar. 14
Mar. 20
Mar. 20
Mar. 19
72
Mar.
150
12
190
370
385
200
V;
h
*
-
i
;
"107
55
2ll
74
100
*
,
1.078
v
t c
Selby Shoe
1
Feb.
Jan.
ib*
86
40
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
4
.
17
Feb. 21
Feb. 11
Jan. 14
Mar. 14
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
85
105
Jan.
11
3
Jan.
8
23
3K Mar.
IK Jan.
Feb.
15
2X
20 K
5H
7K
11
4
22
5H
11
11K
5
6
4
2K Mar.
7
20 U Mar. 21
5H Mar. 12
7K Mar. 28
11
Mar. 28
3H Mar. 13
3K Mar. 4
23
20
^ Mar. 18
5K Mar. 12
7H Mar. 28
12
Mar.
7
3 H Mar. 13
4
Mar.
8
Mar. 21
Feb.
28^ Jan.
16
31
4
Jan.
Mar. 28
Jan.
12
3
Jan.
24
Jan.
Jan.
Mar. 13
Mar. 13
Feb. 23
Jan,
3
4
26
Feb.
12
12
Sale
Mar. 19
6
Mar.
3K Mar. 30
Mar. 4
12H Mar. 14
3K Mar. 30
11
AH Mar. 12
IK Mar. 15
3
31
5
Mar.
Mar. 15
"4H Mar."l2
1% Mar,
3
32
6
Mar.
5
Mar. 23
143" "Mar! "I i43H Marf28
2% Mar. 29
3 H Mar.
8
25
Jan.
Jan.
5
Jan.
Jan.
7
5
24
Jan.
11
Feb.
Jan.
9
13
20
Feb.
13
Feb.
Jan.
2
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
5
Jan. 16
Feb.
4
Jan.
5
Mar. 29
Feb.
Mar.
Feb.
21
11
5
6
Jan.
7
Mar. 28
1
.50
Mar. 2
Mar. 20
52
1H Mar.
4K Mar. 18
5
26
19
4
Mar.
Mar. 18
Mar. 19
6K Mar. 6
27
96
97
19% Mar. 30
20 K
1
Mar. 16
47H Mar. 18
49
Mar. 30
Jan.
7
Mar."
6
2
4
Mar. 15
20K Mar. 26
Mar.
5
6^ Mar,
6
Jan.
23
Jan.
Jan.
4
Jan.
8
Feb.
50
14
Feb.
14
11
Jan.
2
Jan. 18
Mar. 19
Jan.
9
Feb. 14
Jan. 29
Jan.
23
Jan.
1^ Mar. 29
Trumbull-Cilffs preferred 100
396 Truscon Steel preferred—100
.*
95 Vichek Tool..———.
936 Weinberger Drug....
_•
194 West Res Inv Corp pr pref 100
125 Youngst Sheet Ac Tube pf.100
Mar.
2
30
Mar. 13
2
4
95
25^ Mar. 15
30
95
86
30
Mar.
Mar.
4
Mar.
1
8
Mar. 23
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
4
6
"
UHMar."25 "i5HMar."4
15 H
25
50
36
60
40
Mar. 4
Mar. 19
29
Mar. 16
Mar. 18
85K Mar. 21
391
21
8
12
88H Mar,
5
111
Mar. 28 112H Mar. 18
9H Mar. 30 10H Mar. 4
H Mar. 29
H Mar. 29
12
20
Jan.
IK Mar.
22
Jan.
7
Mar. 29
Jan.
"293i Mar."il
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
...100
——*
19
Mar. 30
50
25
40
Mar.
4
Mar. 19
Jan.
24
3
Mar. 23
Jan.
Jan.
16
2
Jan.
4
Mar. 29
Jan. 12
Jan.
2
Jan.
7
Mar. 15
Feb. 15
Feb.
Jan.
4
7
Mar. 19
Jan.
A
tables), are
as
11
8
15
Feb. 20
Jan
15
Jan.
10
Jan.
24
Mar.
8
Mar. 23
Jan.
8
Mar. 18
Feb. 21
Mar. 29
12
Jan.
Jan.
2
7
1
Feb. 15
Feb. 23
Feb.
8
Jan. 22
Jan.
Feb.
No par value.
The National Securities Exchanges on which low prices since July 1 1933 were made (designated by superior figures in
* New York Stock.
§
* New York Curb,
if Chicago Stock.
« Cincinnati Stock.
» Los Angeles Stock.
8
Feb.
8
"3" "Mar .'27 "~3HMaf."l5
....*
....*
Feb.
Mar. 20
Mar.
21
Jan.
*
-12 Sheriff St Mkt Ac Stor
25
557 Sherwin-Williams
Preferred...
....100
701
1,305 S M A Corp common.—....1
200 Smallwood Stone A—..——.*
*
88 Stouffer Corp A
100 Thompson Products Inc.."..*
8
20
Mar. 14
97
Mar,
40
27
11
40K Mar.
31K Mar.
Feb.
Mar.
91K Jan,
10
72
Mar.
93
6
Mar.
4
•
Rubber..
\
23
.—....—..100
Preferred.....
130
Jan.
Mar.
6
10
Bros...*
1,623 Selberling
Mar,
9334 Mar.
122 Robblns At Myers ▼ t c ser 1__*
436
Mar. 18
6
21
4
Mar. 18
Feb.
...
""90
15
90
Mar,
101K Jan.
2K
824 Patterson-Sargent. _.......*
...3
180 Peerless Corp
5,561
14
11
21
Jan. 22
Jan.
5
Mar. 14
Jan.
103 X 104H 103 K Mar. 26 104K Mar.
Mar.
22
25 K
21K Mar. 4 22
."
374 Packer Corp
120 Paragon Refg 3d pay't end..*
*'B" v t c 3d pay't end.....*
300
Richman
117
8K Mar.
85
112^ Jan.
85
2,166
1,783 Nineteen Hundred Corp A..*
*
1,634 Ohio Brass B
1,913
Jan.
"86"
—...*
Tool{preferred
Nestle LeMur "A"
t
Mar.
Mar.
40H Mar. 25
31K Mar. 14
...*
National Tile
2 National
180
29
Jan.
7
15
Mar. 29
72
982 National Refining........25
Preferred........—100
529
'404
Jan.
6
1
7H
304 National Carbon pfd—...100
150
11
Mar
.....100
Preferred..
390
249
347
244
65
Feb.
4
23
90
a!*
21
"119
"520
10
30
44
260 National Acme—....... 10
523
1
Mar. 12
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
6
25
*
1,298 Mohawk Rubber.......
...*
350 Murray Ohio Mfg
415 Myers (F E) Bros Pump ——*
165
11
29
22
8
97
105
181 Miller Wholesale Drug
67
Jan.
8
Medusa Portland Cement—.*
10
590
58
6
116
—
1,208 Metropolitan Paving Brick..*
350
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
...*
654 Lamaon Sessions....
—.....*
239 Leland Electric..
.....*
1,010 McKee (Arthur G) B
.
6
60
Mar. 20
2K
84
775
114
Jan.
Mar
Mar.
85
Urn
95
7
48
*
Mar.
8K Mar.
—
7H
.*
Jan.
55
54
Mar! "5
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
11
...
2K Mar.
Mar
31
44
2K
.......*
15
16
6
28
Mar.
9
3H Jan.
20
110H Jan.
6
Sale
93
......
255
9
8
40
775 Korach (S) Co
""70
.
1
78
100
138
■;.!• 100
Mar
Mar.
5
10
715 Jaeger Machine.....—...—*
10
130 Kaynee Co
*
866 Rally Island L 4k T
70
Mar, 29
22 K Mar. 11
05K Mar. 11
2K Mar.
2H Jan.
Mar.
mi
25 K
755 Inter lake SS—.......
91
6
Mar.
88
116
1,073 Harris Seybold Potter. .....*
551
90
6
Mar.
Mar.
'30
286 Harbauer
563
Mar. 11
Mar.
50
81
50
683 Hanna M A $7 pref—
-
125
Mar. 19
8
6
9
16
14
K Jan.
20K Jan.
6
15
6H
....100
Jan.
15
30
40
..........
14
Jan.
Sale
6K
.....*
121 Faultless Rubber
285 Federal Knitting Mills ...—*
75 Ferry Cap At Set Screw..—..*
25 Firestone Tire At Rub pf..l00
Preferred
Feb.
Jan.
Mar. 11
Mar.
18
24
May 15
150 H Jan.
1H Feb.
Mar
130 Halle Brothers....——10
255
10
55
5
4H
•
745 Foote Burt
10 Fostoria Pressed Steel......*
35 Gen Tire At Rub 6% pf...100
450 Geometric Stamping.......*
25 Goodrich (B F) pref
100
40 Goodye.tr Tire Ac Rub 1st pf*
156 Great Lakes Towing pref..100
349 Grelf Bros Cooperage —*
-•
"~20
Jan.
6
84
r-
10
Feb.
Jan.
1
6
6
15
Mar. 18
112K Mar. 21
Sale
10
100
Max.
5
272 Dow Chemical—.
Preferred....
.100
692
8 Edwards (Wm) 6% pref... 100
2,172 Elec Controller Ac Mfg....—*
1,212
60
5
Mar.
4
Mar.
2H Mar.
2K Mar.
il§ h
4,887 Corrlgan McKlnney voting.. 1
Non-voting..............1
1,767
16
90
2H
496 Cliffs Corporation v t C—.—*
327
655
105
Mar. 15
21K Mar.
Sale
92
2
354 Cleveland Cliffs Iron pref—*
Cleveland Elec III 0% preflOO
74 Cleveland Quarries...—....*
239 Cleveland Rys
..100
Certificates of deposit—100
1,643
734 Cleveland Union Stkyds..—*
651 Cleveland Worsted Mills ...•
""54
189
21K Sale
1,181
—
60
60
4
Jan.
4
309 Cleveland Builders Supply..*
'
~4" Mar.~i2
7%
*
2,457 City Ice Ac Fuel
Pref
..100
278
284 Cleveland Builders Realty..*
Mar. 20
1H Feb.
8K Jan.
Mar.
2
14K Mar.
*
345 Byers Machine A..
1,390
2
40
5
44M
....
Mar. 20
12X Mar.
\iH
40
Preferred
100
17
35 Bessemer Limestone A....—*
100 Brown Fence & Wire B—..*
9
2
2H
12*
860 Apex Electric........—....*
263
"150
*■. t
7
7 103 K Jan.
Shares.
Hharest
'
1
July 1 1933
BONDS
Jan. 1
March
>
$2,000
Since
,
1934
1935
—
-----
Jan. 1 to March 31---
Low from
CLEVELAND
STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES
EXCHANGE
Bond Sales
1934
23,903
120,988
1935
19,441
66,685
Stock Sales
follows:
:■
Detroit Stock
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON DETROIT STOCK EXCHANGE
'
Stock Sales
1935
March---.----------.
AGGREGATE
Shares
Shares
'
41,624
4,304
8.404
2,347
Low from
Par
~Ask
55
56$
4)4
14,253 Chrysler Corp
"""325
1,835 Continental
36
15
Motors com...
Detsel Wemoer Gilbert comlt
275 Detroit A Clevel Nav
2,631
29 $
Sale
el*
Detroit Edison com......lib
67
2,690
8,333
320
320
2,637
6,552
Detroit
"3l"""Mar."i2
54 Mar. 20
2)4 Mar. 28
8
9)4
1,935
285
401
6,784
5,306
2,020
5,429
4,737
3,160
7,245
3,565
2,652
21,328
27,180
Detroit Mich Store common.1
2,557
1
8
1
3454 Mar.
6
11)4 Sale
10)4
*"i"""Mar."l2
14)4 Mar. 22
Mar. 13
1)4 Mar.
9
% Mar. 27
954 Mar. 14
31
12)4 Jan.
8
4
Feb.
Mar.
154 Mar. 28
69)4 Mar. 27
154 Mar. 9
5)1
Mar.
Mar.
$
4
5
$ Mar. 27
11$
Mar.
9$
1
3
Baton Manufoc*g Co com..
Eureka Vacuum Cleaner...
1754
12$
3
18$
Sale
7
5H
Federal Mogul common....
Federal Motor Truck com..
654
17)4 Mar. 18
10)4 Mar. 20
654 Mar. 7
Sale
Sale
Federal Screw Works com..
Sale
Ford Motor of Canada cl A.
3
28 k
2954
General Motors
29$
com
Graham-Paige Motor com.
2851
Sale
254
7,577 Hall Lamp com
._..*
Hiram Walker-Gooderham
2,794
A Worts com
*
4)4 Sale
11
54 Mar. 20
2)4 Mar. 28
9
4)4 Mar. 12
54 Mar. 25
10$
Feb. 15
Mar. 12
254 Mar.
4
Mar.
1)4 Mar. 28
65
"i"" "ik
New stock.............
Ex-Cello Aircraft St Tool
9
93
68^ 70'
mm
70
300 Dolphin Paint Ac Varnish A.*
456
1,644
1496
745
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
21
......*
Gray Iron & Fdry
5
Detroit Paper Products.....*
18
28
15
4
36)4
560 Detroit Forging Co
1,400
1,010
Mar. 15
Highest
Sale Prices
1)4 Mar. 14
6$ Mar. 19
58
Feb. 19
16
Mar. 20
25
Feb.
.....
8
com.. 10
Mar.~20
14)4 Mar.22
11$
2)4
3)4
630 Crowley, Mllner Ac Go com..*
1,010
16
26
Sale
18
15
5
It
common
276 Consolidated Paper com
501
275
605
150
1,753,395
Lowest
Sole Prices
154 Mar. 2
8$ Mar. 29
1)4 Mar. 14
6)4 Mar. 19
5
28$
"5", 110
Highest
Sale Prices
City Brewing common. *
Baldwin Rubber class A
*
600 Capital City Products......*
300
it.M:1934-)■-
632,978
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Lowest
Mar. 30
Mar. 1
Bid
13,690 Bowor Roller Bearing......5
8,753 Brlggs Mfg Co common.....*
7,559 Burroughs Adding Mach..
2,601
1,671
Shares.
PRICES IN MARCH
Auto
445 Bohn Aluminum & Brass
"2~575
.
July 1 1933
Mar. 31 '35
1935
.
.
Jan. 1 to March 31---
379,378
DETROIT
STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. I
In
Stock Sales
1934
159,161
STOCKS
SALES
March
Shares-
Mar. 18
Mar. 1
Mar. 2
Mar. 6
Mar. 5
Mar. 18
Mar.25
Mar. 5
Mar. 15
27
Mar. 28
Mar. 13
Feb. 20
Jan.
7
Mar. 25
Mar. 27
Jan. 15
Jan. 12
17)4 Mar. 18
10)4 Mar. 20
5$ Feb. 7
3$ Mar. 18
3$ Mar. 25
Sale Prices
2
Jan.
5
8
Jan.
3
58
Feb. 19
1954 Feb. 20
29$ Feb.
15$
4
18
7
Feb. 1
Jan.
42)4 Jan.
4
Jan. 25
7
Jan,
2
16
1$ Jan.
3
Jan. 15
154 Mar. 28
10
78$ Jan.
1$ Feb.
25
21
Mar. 4
$ Feb. 18
$ Mar. 27
12$ Feb. 13
3
Jan. 12
5$
19 54 Jan.
25
12)4 Feb. 18
7$
Jan.
554 Jan.
4
3
5$ Jan.
9
454 Jan.
7
31$ Jan. 18
34$ Jan.
2
Mar.
1
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
7
2654 Mar. 18
1$ Mar. 20
2
1$
Mar. 20
3)4 Jan.
Mar. 13
454 Mar.
5
4
Mar. 13
6
2754 Mar.
3$ Mar.
7
27
4
6
3
Mar.
5
Mar. 15
2654 Mar. 18
27
7
Jan.
10
30)4 Jan.
9
_
700
210
"5.606
4,582
4,920
-
~
100
3,955
Hooter Steel Ball com.....10
1,159
9,563
1,220
8,661
5,783
870
2,747
4,865
8,345
1,065
2,767
757
375
6,786
6,634
20,915
3,165
46,406
17,397
3,208
11,932
26,205
37,549
3,771
6,254
4,924
1,115
Packard Motor Co com....
Parke Datia A Go.........
Parker Rust Proof com.....*
Reo Motor com............5
Rlckel (H W) A Co common.2
River Raisin Paper emu..
Scotten Dillon com.......It
$
38
1,715
18,189
14$
37
Sale
14
3)4
37
62)4 Sale
3
3)4
3)4 Sale
3 $ Sale
56
21
26
.354
Sale
22$
•
22
60)4
254 Sale
3$
Sale
3
Sale
*
17$
Mar. 15
7
3
Jan.
14$ Mar.
3
JJ54 Jan. 13
Mar.
5$ Jan.
37$ Mar.
6354 Jan.
3$ Jan.
3$ Feb.
3$ Feb.*
22$ Mar.
7
Mar. il
63$
Mar.
1
55
Mar.
2
3
Mar. 22
2)4 Mar. 29
Mar.
6
25$
27)4
25)4 Mar. 11
13
14
13
3
3$ Mar. 4
13
Jan.
15
254 Mar. 13
2$ Feb.
4
22$
2$ Jan.
Mar. 19
20$ Jan.
28
14
Mar. 26
Mar. 28
21
354 Mar.
11
7)4 Jan.
7)4 Mar.
654
5
6)4
454 Mar. 15
554 Mar. 4
454 Mar. 15
Axle com.........It
Preferred..
..100
Universal Cooler class A....*
....
Unlisted Dept.—
2,205 American Radiator.........
1,687 Amer Tel A Tel Co
....100
6
93
93
254 Sale
454 Sale
3
354
2
3
i.
Mar. 12
Mar. 15
Mar. 11
5
93
254 Mar.22
2
93
Mar.
4)4 Mar.
3$ Mar,
1254 Sale
106
Sale
33)4
1)4 Mar.
1254 Sale
10254 Sale
9
5
2
1054 Mar. 13
Mar. 18
21)4 Mar. 29
Sale
30
8
4
3$ Feb.
7
13
Mar. 25
Mar. 29
1554 Sale
H Sale
2354
Sale
4
14$
23$
1554 Mar. 6
24)4 Mar. 22
1654 Sale
Sale
13)4
Sale"
1254
Sale"
1
13
Mar. 21
12)4 Mar. 12
8)4 Mar. 28
11
Mar. 11
14)4 Mar. 21
3
2854 Jan. 15
$ Mar. 13
17
Mar. 21
%Mar.
2)4 Jan.
*18 $ Mar. 14
Mar. 1
Mar. 23
1454 Mar. 13
Mar.
18
11
1054 Mar. 13
2
1
22
Feb.
21$ Mar. 29
Mar.
35
Mar.
2)4 Mar.
32$
Sale
1$ Jan.
1
Mar. 18
.
17
_
Mar.
Mar.
Feb. 14
2$ Feb. 18
7
10
9
3
21
21
8
8
54 Mar. 13
6)4 Mar.
7
95
Jan.
28
Mar. 15
Mar.
Mar.
18
6
2
1254 Mar.
107$
25$
Jan.
7$ Jan.
354 Jan.
Mar." "2
99
15)4 Feb. 19
3)4 Mar. 18
Mar. 19
Mar. 14
Mar.
28
2$ Jan.
% Mar.
1
15
Jan.
3
11
22
7
14
18
19
Mar. 26
1
254 Mar.
£18$
"754 Sale
23
Mar.
12
8
5
Mar. 15
Mar. 11
2
4
Jan.
9
1)4 Mar. 15
1654
54 Sale
254
35
18$ 195
1,313 Borg Warner Corp com....10
3,433 Commonw A Southern Corp *
1,045 Consolidated Oil Co........*
Socony-Vacuum Corp.....25
Standard Brands Inc.......*
5
9
1,447 Borden Co—.————25
858 Kennecott Copper Corp....*
Kroger Groc A Bak Co.....*
National Dairy Prod Corp..*
N Y Central RR
......100
Purity Bakeries Corp.......*
Mar.
2)4 Mar. 1
354 Mar. 18
3
m
Mar. 27
Jan. 14
Mar. 13
Feb. 15
5
14
37$
Mar. 12
254 Mar. 13
-M__
Jan.
9
Feb. 18
Jan.
7
1154 Jan.
58
1
8
27 $ Jan.
7$ Mar.
854 Mar. 25
1*609 Young (L A )Co com.......
No par
9
26
33
454 Mar.
2
4
4
Jan.
Jan.
% Jan.
3
2)4 Jan. 30
7)4 Mar.
1654 Sale
1,002
1,530
954 Mar. 1
6)4 Mar. 28
14$ Mar. 8
9$ Feb. 19
12$ Jan.
21$ Jan.
1$ Jan.
4
3
8)4
Class B..
..*
425 Universal Product com.....*
23,809 Warner Aircraft Corp eom..l
400 Whitman Ac Barnes com..2.50
2,494
4,320
5,693
1,765
1,952
4,274
Mar. 13
Mar. 27
*23)4 "Mar." 30
Feb. 26
Feb. 21
654 Mar. 20
8
13,067 Kelvlnator Corp...........*
175
4
4
26
6)4 Mar. 20
354 Mar. 13
36$ Mar. 13
22
345a Sale
1,443
1,740
$ Mar.
Mar. 13
Feb. 11
7)4 Sale
1,619 General Foods Corp........*
lo
120
535
20
Stearns (Frederick) com....*
—
2,612
•
5
15
4)4 Sale
15,936 Hupp Motor Car Corp...
528
6)4 Mar. 20
Mar. 15
17)4 Mar ."15
7)4 Mar. 13
954 Sale
5)4 Sale
4,584
,
6
6
5
3$ Feb. 13
22)4 Jan.
8
654 Mar. 25
6$ Mar. 25
—|
Class B
..10
.
480
954 Mar.
Mar.
27$ Mar.
Sale
1354 Sale
Booare D class A.
7,702 Tlmken
13
1,145
"8"" Mar.""!
20$
*5)4 "Mar ."26 ""5)4 Mar."26
Nat Automotive Fibres ttc.*
700 U 8 Radiator com..........*
645
811
390
485
6)4 Mar. 20
654
Murray Corp common......*
100
300
309
6$ Mar."13
6)4 Mar. 25
20
Mar. 13
6
1
Motor Products Corp com...*
Motor Wheel com.........*
1,180
4",735
5
7
Lakey Fdy k Mach common. 1
28,863 Tivoli Brewing Co common. 1
3,182 Truscon Steel Co..........10
2,285 United Shirt Distributors..*
3.185
20 M
27)4 Mar.
354 Mar.
Preferred...............10
10
865
7)4
...It
1,000 Mich Steel Tube Prod com.
12,090 Michigan Sugar com...
10
1,683
4.512
Sale
Hudson Motor Car.........*
Stesge (S 8) Co com
775
*3,636
28)4
35*
Hosklns Mfg Co common....*
Houdaille-Hershey class B-.*
100 Mahon (R C) cont prof.——*
125 McAleer Mfg Co com....,
100
mm--
30)4
4)4
......
3,464
1,302
28,644
11,801
12,553
1,517
1
1
2
1554 Mar. 2
9$ Mar. 11
13$ Mar. 4
17$ Mar. 2
99
Mar. 18
6$ Mar. 13
Mar. 25
32$
1
Mar. 29
14$ Mar. 13
14$ Mar. 21
23$ Mar.
1
13
Mar. 21
1254 Mar. 12
8$ Feb.
6
11
Mar. 11
14)4 Mar. 21
3
4
Jan.
Jan.
1$ Jan.
11
Feb.
1$ Jan.
2$ Mar.
20$ Jan.
19
4
Jan.
Mar.
7
8
7
Mar.
1
Jan.
7
Jan.
3
Feb. 18
Jan.
7
Jan.
Jan.
10
7
7
Feb. 19
Jan.
4
Jan.
3
Jan.
4
Jan.
3
Jan.
Jan.
value, a Deferred delivery sales,
r Sold for cash,
x Ex-dividend.
Deferred delivery sales, in which no account is taken in computing range, are as follows:
Hoover Steel Ball, Mar. 19 at 3$.
The National Securities Exchanges on which low prices since July 11933 were made (designated by superior
figures in tables), are as follows:
*
New York Stock.
* New York Ourb.
Chicago Stock. 1* Chicago Board of Trade. 1* Los Angeles Curb. 21 Philadelphia Stock. 22 Pittsburgh Stock.
)
an
Francisco Ourb.
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
kk:ak..y
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
"
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''"'V
p'p
v
''
■i.
.
1935
151,651
437,761
March.
Shares.
___
Jan. 1 to March 31
March
Jan. 1
STOCKS
*35
.......
*
Preferred..............100
1,270 Allegheny
70 Amer Window GItu pref.100
40
200 Arkanaaa Nat Gaa Corp
Preferred
114
-
2,444 Armstrong Cork Co..
914
8,122 Dlaw-Knox Co
100,875 Carnegie Metals...
1,382
39,754
400 Consolidated Ice pre!
10
•
68
23
Sale
2
*
4
Sale
3
33
5
5X Sale
50
12
5X
6X
6
Sale
13
If
7
Sale
3
3
8
1,663 Koppers Gas it Coke pref. 10#
250
6,145
200 Nat Fireproofing Corp com.*
1,152 Nat Flreprooflng Corp pref 50
30 Penn Federal Corp pref.. 100
30
2,500 Phoenix Oil com.........25c
*
1,563 Pittsburg Brewing
Preferred
1,531
50 Pittsburgh Coal pref.....100
..1
3,699 Pittsburgh Forgtngs..
10 Pittsburgh Oil Be Gau
6
26
3,582 Pittsburgh Plata Glass
1,000
985
500
50
....
655
'
—
1,789
3,198
10,923 Pitts Screw Be Bolt Corp.... •
422 Pittsburgh Steel Foundry..*
200
5,025 Renner Brewing Co........I
375 Ruud Mfg.................6
—1
47,550 San Toy Mining
3,250 8hamrock Oil Be Gaa........*
481 Standard Steel Spring......*
2,100
■
m m m — —
104
55
Sale
-
8,850
1,000
100
3,466
2,183
1,101
193* Mar.
2
Mar.
7
113* Mar. 1
33* Mar. 7
23* Mar. 30
4
Mar. 13
6
Mar. 23
33* Mar.
Mar. 13
Mar. 30
Mar. 2
Mar.
Alar. 4
Mar. 11
6
Mar.
73
13
7
Mar. 29
65* Mar. 30
65* Mar. 5
73* Mar. 21
23* Mar. 29
183* Mar. 6
Mar. 20
Mar. 15
Mar. 2
53* Mar. 21
50c
3c
15
16
"ZX "I" "23* Sale"
Mar. 16
25* Mar.
1
Mar. 20
353* Mar. 14
23* Mar. 30
1
Mar. 20
5
Mar. 16
13* Mar. 30
143* Mar. 26
3c
Mar. 16
23* Mar. 29
17
48
47
48
Mar.
6
6X
7
63*
65*
3X
4
.....
33*
55* Mar. 13
33* Mar. 4
IX
1%
13*
15*
13* Mar.
5
9
7
165* Mar.*18
102
55
73
4
13
Mar. 11
6
l»
Jan.
9
Jan.
31
193* Jan.
21
14
5
31
143* Mar. 26
143* Mar. 26
1
Mar. 20
50c
Feb.
1
Jan.
3c
Feb.
2
Jan.
12
19
2
3c
•
No par
value,
National
The
•
x
Ex-dividend.
Securities Exchanges on which low prices since
* New York Ourb.
New York Stock.
3c
2c
3c
2c
IX
IX
13*
15*
13* Mar. 25
Sale
385* Sale
2
—•••
353*
45*
13*
575*
85*
Mar.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
14
14
11
11
11
Jan.
4
Feb.
5
15* Jan.
103* Jan.
28
29
15
Mar. 20
353* Mar. 14
23* Mar. 30
13* Feb. 11
2
Mar.
13* Feb,
6
30
4
11
2
Mar.
2
2c
Jan.
9
13* Mar.
5
75c
Jan.
16
13* Feb.
18
Feb.
13
143* Jan.
3c
2
Mar.
4
2
Mar.
Mar.
85c
Mar.
9
1
Mar. 30
36
Mar. 14
90c
Sale
95c
Sale
1
3X
33*
4
4
Sale
19
Mar. 26
39
1
4
13* Mar. 26
43* Mar. 6
33* Mar. 6
183* Mar. 27
325* Mar. 18
22
73
90
76
96
Sale
90
69
90
71
93
Mar. 28
Mar. 14
15* Mar.
9
Mar.
4
375* Mar.
5
273* Jan.
5
13* Feb. 15
1
3c
Mar. 19
Mar. 14
15* Mar.
9
-'PP
PkP.; P\P:P
.
'■
••
•'
I':1-"
.
.
■
k.
9
393* Feb. 26
2
Jan.
10
20
Jan.
23
9
Jan.
29
Mar. 26
Feb.
2
6
18
Jan.
85c Mar.
9
Mar.
33* Jan. 23
183* Mar. 27
325* Mar. 18
10
Feb. 18
Jan.
69
Mar. 28
80
90
Jan.
93
15* Jan.
29
July 11933 were made (designated by superior figures In tables), are as
« New York Produce Exchange.
i '■■■■■
19
Mar. 26
9
Mar. 11
2c
k:kk:
--in-::
Feb.
23* Mar. 29
17
Feb.
Jan.
18
384 Lone Star Gas 4% pref... 140
405
4Vi% preferred
...144
273 PenroadCorpr tc..... ....-•
Mar. 29
63* Jan.
7
13* Feb. 27
315* Mar. 5
50c
Feb.
5
2
Jan. 11
43* Mar. 13
7
6
4,857 Westinghouse Air Brake....*
50
4,505 Westghouse El Ac Mfg
76
395
10
10
65* Mar. 30
65* Mar. 5
Mar. 21
Mar.
4
UNLISTED.
!
Jan.
75* Jan. 10
33* Mar. 7
43* Jan. 12
Mar. 20
Feb. 25 104
62
Feb. 20
Mar. 15
Mar. 29 783* Jan. 10
243* Jan.
48
53|| Mar.
Mar.
15* Mar.
30
135* Jan.
8
33* Mar. 7
23* Mar. 30
55* Mar. 13
Mar. 26
353* Mar. 14
33* Mar. 11
13*
"53H Sale'
Jan. 18
Mar. 30
Jan.
7
Jan.
2
Jan.
Mar. 16
13* Mar. 30
143* Mar. 26
33*
12
1054
65*
354
53*
Jan.
50c
2X
10
Mar.
50c
5c
Jan.
2
315* Mar.
18
3
8
Mar. 20 104
Mar. 15 55
Mar. 29 76
Mar. 20
Mar. 17
Jan.
2
Jan. 15
Jan.
2
Mar. 13
2
Mar.
Mar.
43* Mar. 13
1
93*
13*
23*
33*
33*
4
8
3
10
275* Mar. 13
13* Sale
2X Sale
16 X Sale
39
38,347
21,427
14
4
30
25
13
5
1
50c
220 Vanadium Alloy Steel......*
Victor Brewing Co.........l
*
42C Waverly Oil A
7.733 Western Public Service.....*
225
9
Mar .25
2
29
5
1
22,515 United Engine Ac Fdj ......*
445 United States Glass.......35
3,850
123* Mar.
283*
18
100
203* Jan.
2 243* Jan. 26
1003* Feb. 16 1003* Feb. 16
12
Mar. 27
133* Jan.
2
1
Feb. 14
1
Feb. 14
2
Mar. 25
25* Jan. 21
24
Jan.
3
17
Mar. 15
223* Mar. 11
.....
5X
IX
30X
30
100
mm
76
4X
1
300 McKinney Manufacturing..*
—..5
12,350 Mesta Machine.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
165* Mar. 18
52
75?*
2
23*
2
2X
18 X Sale
73
Star Gas
Mar. 15
9
3
100 Jones Be Laughlln St'l pf..100
38,010 Lone
Mar. 25
113*
65*
55*
65*
Sale
10
50
416
Highest
Sale Prices
"4'x:::::
4J*
25
10,681
Lowest
Sale Prices
43* Jan.
Sale
3
Mar. 27
93*
25*
23*
33*
33*
33*
103*
865 Herb-Walker Refrac com... *
Preferred
..........100
35
290
*•
12J*
2X Sale
*
•
.100
725 Follansbee Bros pref
14,444 Fort Pittsburgh Brewing...1
12
17
11X
5
7,585 Duquesne Brewing.......
Class A
.............5
3,920
—*
78 Electric Products
590
Highest
223* Mar. 11
19
11X
Devonian Oil
250 Duff Norton Mfg Co
3,499
1
Sale Prices
Lowest
Sale Pricesv
Ask
2
*
1,731
725
250
4,560
12
12
21X
10
*
50 Crandall McK & Hend
50
100
......1
13,283 Columbia Gas Ac Electric
100
RANGE SINCE JAN.
IN MARCH
Mar. 30
Ask Bid
22
102
10'
710
;
1
Mar.
•
.....
85 Central Ohio Steel Prod..
Clark (D L) Candy
10
6,251
PRICES
Bid
4
290
Mar. 31
Shares
14
Jan. 1 to March 31
July 1 1933
Since
mm*** —
$2,000
11,000
.....
to
In
Shares
20
March
Low from
PITTSBURGH
STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES
AGGREGATE
••
1934
1935
Bond Sales
1934
167,974
599,131
'
■>'
PITTSBURGH STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE OF PRICES ON
Stock Sales
7
;v
Jan. 29
Mar. 14
23* Jan.
follows:
15
J'ti;
i
'/■
San Francisco Stock Exch
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
<y?r
■'-piJ;
1
RANGE OF PRICES ON THE SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales
1935
<
March.
Shares-
In
1,599,513
SAN FRANCISCO
STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES
Since
Jan. 1
March
Bond Sales
318,861
1,039,110
Jan. 1 to March 31
AGGREGATE
1934
415,890
March-
BONDS
1,000
Mar. 31
5%
PRICES IN MARCH
'35
Mar. 1
Mar. 30
16,500
2,000
1,000
2,000
6,000
1,000
3,000
1,000
Y
108% 108
106
Emporium Capwell 5 %s..l942
Pood Mach Corp ser A 6s. 1938
93
Series B 6%
Gt Western Pow Co 5s
Los Aag Gas 8c Elec
5%%
5%a..
..1938
1946
Corp 6s'42
1943
„
1949
6,000 Pacific Gas 8c El Co 5s... 1942
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
80
Jan.
4
108
Jan. 29
Sale Prices
85
88
103% 102
90
102J:
104 % 103
106
Mar.
8 88
Mar. 8
Mar. 19 102% Mar. 29
104%
95
93
95
104% 105% 104%
105
Sale
104%
107% 108% 107%
108% 109% 109%
105% 107% 107
108
109% 107%
68% 65
94
96%
109% 111% 115"
93% Mar.
105% 105
105% 105
"35""
116
3,000 Ry Equip 8c Rlty Co 6s...1938
11,000 S J Lt & Pr Corp 5s
1957
2,000 Union Oil Co Calif 5% ww '45
4,000
6%
1942
102
....
104
105
STOCKS
Shares.
2,169
1,660
50 Associated OH Co capital
"6",535
13,416
25,992
62,759 Byron Jackson
6,477
340
375
105
cap....*
com
16
97
....
12% Sale
2
Sale
30% 38
9% Sale
147% 150
9% Sale
20
107% Jan.
108% Jan.
107% Jan. 29
107
107
X 16%
27
108% Feb.
Y-H Y.H
10%
30%
11
35%
30
39
80
10
cap
Inc class A partlc pref
*
104 Crocker First Nat Bk SFcaplOO
com vot tr
ctfs *
series A
♦
series B
•
2,760 D1 Giorgio Fruit preferredlOO
1,787 El Dorado Oil Works cap...*
9,923 Emporium Capwell cap
..*
2,147
516
3.890
35
22,515
Fireman's Fund Indem cap 10
Fireman's Fund Insur cap 25
First Nat Corp of Portland A *
Food Machinery Corp com..*
834 Foster Ac Klelser com...
10
Gallsnd Mercantile Laundry
524
40
483
common (capital!
......*
2,041 General Paint Corp A
1,523
B
•
644
873
10,168 Golden State Ltd cap......*
976
1,595 Hale
Bros
Stores, Inc, cap..*
482
2,218
586
2,184
Co of Calif capital.....10
7,330 Honolulu OU Corp Ltd cap. *
1,255 Honolulu Plantation cap
20
5,742 Hunt Bros Packing Co cl A..*
Co., Ltd, capital........25
254
344
4,655
645
551 Hutchinson Sug Plant cap. 15
Island Pineapple Co Ltd—
10,652
2,110
60
1,599
235
1,038
635
For footnotes
Common
Preferred
20
....
25
766 Jantsea Knitting Mills com.*
3,390 Langendorf United Bak cl A •
245
Class B
....
*
4,062 Leilie-CAlif Salt Co capital.*
1,348 L A Gas Ac Elec Corp pref. .100
see page
69
20
18
Mar. 2
Mar.
8 101
Mar. 22
Mar. 25
12% Mar. 1
Mar. 15
2
Mar.
Mar. 28
18
2
Mar.
5
Mar. 13
22
28
19
31
29
108
Feb.
5
115% Feb. 25
106% Mar. 11
100
Mar. 21
4
107% Jan.
9% Mar.
Mar.
2 155
Mar. 14
Mar. 14
21% Mar. 30
29
246
Sale
300
Sale
Mar."
%
10%
33%
26%
37%
Mar. 29
Mar. 25
Mar. 15
Mar. 12
Mar.
1
10% Mar.
9
8
31%
56
60
Sale
56% Sale
30
32
19}
73
20%
Sale
Sale
22
Sale
6
6s/.
Sale
33
Sale
Sale
79%
80
2
Sale
U2H ^
29
1%
39
Sale
1%
42
18
28% Mar.
250
Mar.
30
30% Mar. 29
34
22
82
Mar. 13
26
"
Mar.
48%
6
1% Mar. 13
40% Mar.
4
1
2
2
Mar. 30
Mar. 19
7% Mar. 11
29
Mar. 29
Mar. 2
2
42
15
2
Mar. 18
6
Mar. 30
1% Mar. 13
14% Mar. 26
4
6
Mar.
61™ Mar.
77
8% Mar.
53
223
61
33
8% Sale
263
93
10
Mar,
4% Mar.
20% Mar. 2
6% Mar. 22
30% Mar. 22
5% Sale
47%
82
4 250
Mar. 13
8%
38
16
Jan.
1
Mar. 14
Mar. 20
23
Feb. 27
21% Feb. 14
21% Feb. 18
32
Feb.
28
30
9
Feb.
27
Mar. 19
Mar. 15
Feb. 18
Mar. 21
Jan. 16
Feb. 18
Feb. 21
Jan.
Jan.
12
4
Feb.
6
36% Jan.
15
11
Mar. 18
29% Jan.
77
Jan.
8
27% Jan.
235
Jan.
30% Mar. 29
10 250
3% Mar. 23
50% Mar. 27
50% Mar. 27
22% Jan.
18
Jan.
5% Jan.
26% Jan.
71% Jan.
21% Jan.
20% Jan.
1
Feb.
3
5% Mar. 30
4
5
8% Jan.
31
10
9
70
Jan.
38
22
Jan.
33
82
3
21% Jan.
15
8
7
Mar. 18
28
9
24
Mar. 19
9
14% Mar. 26
1% Mar. 28
8% Mar.
Jan.
5% Jan.
70% Jan.
30
14
2
39
Jan.
Jan.
5
Mar. 26
15
Mar. 21
5
2
4
25% Feb. 11
37
70
10
Mar. 11
Mar.
Jan.
% Mar.
Mar.
1
Mar. 26
3% Mar. 23
50% Mar. 27
50% Mar. 27
4% Sale
9
3
14% Mar.
5
Mar.
Mar.
1% Mar. 28
14% Sale
25
% Feb.
20
27% Sale
41
3% Sale
Mar.
Jan.
10% Jan.
31
81
30%
Jan.
7% Jan.
2
1
7
31
85
;
% Mar.
14% Mar.
Mar. 15
Mar,- 1
Mar. 21
Mar. 8
Mar. 1
Mar. 12
32%
247% 270
Jan.
143
19
34
Mar. 18
Sale
in
Mar.
26%
41%
81%
10%
42%
11%
11
4]
60}
31
81
20
23
21% Mar. 30
4
Mar. 19
11
34
21
10
Mar. 14
Mar. 20
•
9
Mar. 2
Feb. 21
Feb.
2
Jan. 11
16
18
11
31
Mar. 14
V
Jan.
31
80
83
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
12
1
37
31
16% Mar. 27
85
1
Mar. 18
81
7% Mar. 11
Mar. 29
Mar. 2
3
28% Mar. 28
1% Mar. 13
42
Feb.
7
17% Jan.
4
2% Jan.
24
5% Jan.
8
Jan.
12
9
49% Sale
47% Mar. 13
49% Mar. 30
43% Jan.
4
Sale
37
38
37
39
Mar.
Sale
15%
27%
28
15% Mar. 14
27% Mar. 7
8% Mar. 19
15
39
16%
31% Jan.
16%
27%
9%
14
Mar. 18
Mar. 7
Mar. 1
Mar. 29
14% Jan.
16
16% Mar. 18
27% Jan. 23
6!
243
Mar. 28
Mar. 29
Home Fire 8c Marine Insur
883
16% Mar. 27
10%
38%
Hawaiian Commercial A Sugar
2,375
Z9*
Jan.
106% Mar. 13
8
Mar. 27 102
Mar. 18 105
10
Coast Cos Gas Ac El 1st pf 100
Consol Chemical Industries
6,620
790
7
Mar. 21
100
38%
616 Claude Neon Elec Prod.....*
2.110 Clorox Chemical A...
1,414
Mar.
Mar.
108% Jan. 28
Feb.
8
Jan.
4
94
Feb.
Mar. 19 110% Mar.
Jan. 31
31% Jan.
Mar. 20 106% Mar.
106% Mar. 11
34
25
28,183 Crown Zeller
Preference
3,547
Preference
1,961
102
100
39
%-;r\ 475
109% Mar. 29
Mar.
Jan.
12% Sale
12
1%
2
1%
30
35
8
7%
8%
150
155
150
9% Sale
8%
21% Sale
21% Sale
1,320 Calif West States Life las..
22,587 Caterpillar Tractor cap....*
2,875
6,155
25
A *
17% Sale
92
440 California Water Serv preflOO
4,052
310
283
"7"884
1173
106
9
Mar. 22
Mar. 1
105
105
Mar.
23
Mar. 27 101% Jan.
4 102
Mar. 27
104% 105% 104
Mar. 27
98% Jan.
2 105
Mar. 27
103% 103% 103% Mar. 28 104% Mar. 8 103% Mar. 28
104% Mar. 8
118
119
118% Mar. 19 118% Mar. 20 118% Mar. 19 118% Mar. 20
.....
*
17,644 California Packing
150
'325
131
117
5.109 Calif Cotton Mills cap...100
1,450 California Ink Co Inc A....*
35 Calif-Ore Power 7% pref.100
555
11
1,073
103% 1043
...20
112 Calaveras Cement Co preflOO
3,590 California Copper cap
10
4,790
50
6,831
1,239
759
com
20,401 Calamba Sugar Estate
Preferred
1,240
"
1,443
169
Atlas Imperial Diesel Eng
544 Bank of Calif Nat Assn caplOO
140
H
Mar. 22
Mar. 1
156% Mar."29
106% 107% 106% Mar.
100
99
Mar.
100%
106% 107% 106% Mar.
102
Mar. 19 102% Mar. 29
25 104% Jan. 31
paf
3,500 Alaska Juneau Gold 11 cap.10
105 Alaska Packers Assn cap..100
4,737 Anglo-Calif Nat'l Bank
20
17,202 Assoc Ins Fund Inc com captO
V
157%
Feb. 27
Jan. 29
Mar. 8
88
94% Jan.
118
'8%
106%
91
158
Jan.
Jan.
107% 106% Mar.
106% 105% Mar.
_
8
23 106% Jan.
110% Mar. 19 110% Mar. 19
106
1S8S
Mar.
91% Jan.
104% Jan.
95
27
105
83
r
8
68%
156% 107%
Shares.
1,785
K
93% Mar.
110% 109% Mar. 29 109% Mar. 29
Mar.
107% 107
8 107
Mar. 8
108
1,000
2,000
2,000
4,000
,
8
Mar. 22 105
Mar.
1 105
5,000
2,000
f
102
104
106
115
106% 107
""506
;
88
106% Jan.
.....
« Ha
23,500
1952
6s
2,000
1941
5s
1,500
1955
5,000 Pacfflc Public Ser Co 5 % 1936
8,000 Pacific Tel 8c Tel Co 5s...1937
14,500
1
Sale Prices
108%
91
102
104
4.000 Miller & Lux Inc 6s......1945
1,000 Nor Calif Pr Co con 5% ..1948
5,000 Orpheum Thea 8c Rlty 6s 1946
~5~ 655
108
1940
3,000 Market Street Ry Co 7s.. 1940
1,000
SINCE JAN.
Sale Prices
Ask
..1937
8,000 Calif Packing Corp 5a
6,000 City Electric Co 5s
3"565
RANGE
Lowest
Ask Bid
1945
-»« ......
4,000 Calif Ore Power Co 6a.._1942
5,000
1,000
1,000
1934
$36,000
131,000
to
Bid
*
------
July 1 1933
10,000 Atlas Diesel Engine Co 6s 1935
2,000 Calif Gas 8c Eloc Corp 5s. 1937
1,000
2,000
—
Jan. 1 to March 31--
Low from
1935
$51,000
141,500
y
—
27%
Sale
11
6
24
8%
8
8%
1%
2%
24% 25
89
Sale
14
6%
24
Sale
7
24%
2% aW
5% Sale
1
2
22% 23%
93% Sale
Mar. 21
11
Mar.
6
6
2
Mar.
5
22% Mar.
5
5% Mar.
1% Mar.
Mar.
88% Mar.
22
8
11
23
14
1% Mar. 11
26
25
Mar.
Mar.
2
7
93% Mar. 28
2
8%|Mar. 19
10
14
Mar.
2
Jan.
5
Mar. 29
7
Jan.
23
3
Jan.
15
6% Mar. 28
20% Jan.
8
24% Mar. 29
7
23
Jan.
48% Feb. 16
5%
1%
23
81%
Jan.
11
Mar. 22
Mar. 11
Mar. 23
Jan.
3
7% Jan.
8
8% Jan. 21
1% Mar. 11
26
Jan.
15
93% Mar. 28
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
APRIL, 1935]
PRICES IN MARCH
SAN FRANCISCO
Low from
STOCK EXCHANGE
AGGREGATE
July 1 1933
SALES
Since
March
Jan. 1
Shares
Shares
STOCKS
Mar. 31
100
296
35
4,621
30
7A
1
*
u
1
H
6
8
66
93
3
1
Ask
8
1
2%
%
1%
8%
9%
97% 102
2%
3%
98
M Sale
4
4H Sale
«3
,'«
•
: 1
1
•
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
1
1
Mar. 19
1% Mar. 11
8% Mar. 22
9%
9H
2H
1H
8X
8
6
*
B
RANGE SINCE JAN.
'
,
Ask Bid
Bid
4,590 Maftnarox Co Ltd (capital)! H
785 Matfnln A Co (I) common
*
75
Preferred
——100
7,380 Merchant Cal Mach Co com 10
1,830 Market St Ry Co pr pref ..100
'
■
•
far. 30
Mar. 1
*35
Par
1,000 Lyons-Magnus Inc A
io5
1,731
I".
..r.i
to
In
69
6
6% Jail.
Mar. 19
Mar.
7
8% Mar.
94
1
2
Mar.
7
95
Mar. 18
3
4
4% Mar.
1
Highest
11
Mar. 19
% Jan. 28
8% Jan. 23
93
Feb.
6
Mar. 12
Jan.
Mar.
4
2
4% Mar.
1
4% Mar.
Mar.
2
10% Mar.
2
1
Sale Prices
9
Feb. 18
1
1
Mar. 19
Jan. 25
8% Mar. 22
95
Mar. 12
Mar. 4
8
4
1
5% Feb.
8
Nat Auto Fibres Inc Ttc
3,189
28,614
A
4
6% preferred...........100
92
5H% preferred
.....100
8,862 North Amer Oil Consol cap. 10
579 Occidental Insurance cap..10
2,944 Oliver United Filters Inc A..*
1,598
B
•
14
39
267
1,565
;
818
400
30,445
24.097
8,022
6.042
1,645
2,449
7,716
1,152
»
r
.
100
200
274
1,101 Ry Eq A Rlty Co Ltd cl A
60
70
1st preferred..—
1.421
•
Preferred series 1
43
320
995
"
4
1,010
100
83
■
;
29
:V^V^
5
„
I®
«
10
197
Preferred..
100
8,284 Shell Union Oil Corp com..*
2,504
260
925
5)4%
cum conv
68^
72% Sale
78%
117% 118% 122%
38%
40% 36%
99>|
21
"B
2
.
88
5H
77
89 Sierra Pacific El Co pref..l00
18.328 Sou Pacific Co com (cap'l).lOO
6,116 Sou Pac Golden Gate cl A..*
Class B
•
3,199
794 Spring ValleyCo Ltd capital *
14,698 Stand Oil Co of Calif capital *
732
100
188
.
5,214
if
225
124.691
7,256
13.270
17,916 Union Oil Co of Calif cap..25
16,892 Union Sugar Co common..25
140
1.285
r
842
'
'•
i
,
247
-
•
905 United Air Lines Trans
230
r/
ioo
107
1.250
Western
11.847
19.366
185
335
•No par value,
»
B
\*
Sale
H
4?|
% Jan.
6
9
7
85
.....
85
86
92% Mar. 18
Jan.
Jan.
23
2
Feb. 26
88% Jan.
77
Jan.
% Jan.
Mar. 21
H
8
15
28
2% Mar." 4
5% Mar. 29
64% Mar. 15
2% Mar." "4
6% Mar. 1
70
Mar.
5
2% Feb. 25
5% Mar. 29
64% Mar. 15
68% Mar.
70
62% Jan.
9
Mar. 12
Mar. 14
15% Mar.
1
1% Mar.
1
1
Mar. 19
% Jan. 22
% Feb. 27
30
2
Mar. 30
1% Mar. 14
................10
common
(Consolidated) cl A ser 1.50
Mar. 19
86
on
Mar. 21
7% Jan.
76
Jan.
19
Mar. 12
Jan.
7
1% Jan. 30
1
Jan.
6
Mar. 14
5% Mar. 18
29% Mar. 2
9
2
28
28
Mar. 14
32
Feb.
Jan.
38%
35
Mar.
5
35% Mar. 25
33
Jan.
10
35% Mar. 25
1% Mar.
7% Mar.
84% Mar.
4% Mar.
20
18
1% Jan.
3
7% Mar. 18
2% Feb. 19
9% Jan.
4
88% Mar. 6
5% Jan.
7
2
8
89
Sale
5
23% Sale
4%
5%
5%
100
Sale
%
5% Mar. 18
2
12
Mar.
1
8% Mar.
88% Mar.
5% Mar.
15
1
6
1
16%
10%
23%
5%
4% Mar. 13
102% Mar. 19 102%
15% Mar. 12
7
19'
Mar.
1
Mar. 26
83% Feb.
5
4% Mar. 12
14% Feb.
2 16% Feb.
5
Jan. 21
9% Mar.
Mar.
17% Jan.
2 22
4% Mar. 13
6% Jan.
94
Feb., 1 102% Mar.
230
Jan.
5 244
Mar.
% Feb.
1
% Mar.
Mar.
1
Axar. 30
Mar. 30
Mar. 4
Mar. 19
236
Mar. 22 244
Mar.
7
237% 240
%
%
% Mar. 20
% Mar. 20
S' 7«
Vvl;,- 2h
15% Sale
'v
7
15%
15%
6
:
7%
16
13% Mar. 11
7
Mar.
6
10% Jan.
Mar. 19
7% Mar.
4
Feb.
13
6
8
were made
(designated bj superior figures In tables)
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30
7
7
18
29
29
31
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20
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Mar. 19
7% Mar.
follows:
» Los Angeles Stock.
*
.*
7
25
6
30
88
22
which low prices since July 11933
* New York Curb.
■i
6
7
% Jan. 28
2% Feb. 13
70
3
Mar.
92% Mar. 18
8
1% Jan.
% Jan.
5% Jan.
Mar.
11
94
Mar. 14
13
Mar. 29
t Removed on Sept. 22.
Securities Exchanges
New York Stock,
29
29
21
10
1
6% Feb. 13
7% Jan.
4
3
Mar. 30
34% Mar. 2
Mar.
13
2
26
4
14
94
68
22
Jan.
3
5% Mar. 15
5% Feb. 21
2% Mar. 22
Mar. 30
92% Mar. 29
91% Mar. 5
Mar. 20
21% Mar. 28
23% Jan.
78
Mar.
% Jan.
8% Mar.
78
Mar.
121% Mar.
42% Jan.
14% Feb.
10
7% Mar. 30
100
q
5% Mar. 29
16% Mar. 28
23% Mar. 28
% Feb. 27
Mar.
16% Sale
10% Sale
%
14% Mar. 13
Mar. 29
3
Jan.
3
Mar. 14
5
2
35%
1%
7%
Sale
240
179
H
7% Feb. 25
70% Jan.
2
% Mar. 20
1
37
5%
36
7
2
16% Mar.
3% Mar.
5%
29%
®
90
81
8
Jan.
% Feb.
111
11
19
4
■■■•
16
1
3X
29
30
30
34% Mar.
16% Sale
7% Sale
UK
2
Mar. 14
33%
71% 74
14% Sale
1H
29%
2
71
14% Mar. 13
8
8
20% Mar. 13
26
% Mar. 20
14
Jan.
18
28
16
18
27
14% Mar. 13
12% Mar. 6
5% Mar. 15
5% Mar. 1
Mar. 28
Pipe A Steel of Calif
Yellow A Checker Cab Co—
The National
75
8% Sale
87% Sale
5% Sale
43
•
106 Weill A Co (Raphael) pf.100
528 WellsFargoBk A UnTr cap 100
1,805 West Amer Finance Co pf-.lO
8
A
Sale
29%
2|h
▼ t c.5
<
2
20
5% Sale
35
.•■■■
4% Jan.
13% Jan.
20% Jan.
10
67
6^
Preferred...............25
475
29
28
28
2
15% Sale
'26H
1
5% Mar.
5 16% Mar.
Mar. 6 23% Mar.
Mar. 1 21% Mar.
Mar. 13 23% Mar.
77
Mar.
Mar. 19 78
v
Sale
% Mar.
7
% Mar.
8%
7% Mar. 6
8% Mar.
72% Mar. 1 78% Mar.
Sale
118
Sale
Mar. 2 122% Mar.
Mar. 14 39
37% 36
Mar.
4% Mar. 19
13% Mar.
20%
18%
20%
73%
2% Mar. 22
33% Mar. 12
J*
1%
•
2% Jan.
1
Sale
3
67
il
526 Telephone Investment Corp *
688 Thomas Allec Corp class A..*
3.084 Tide Water Assoc Oil Co com *
Preferred
100
1.358
307,070 Transamerlca Corp capital..*
12% Jan.
2
Mar.
92%
6% Sale
70% 72
MM
5,275
5
3% Mar.
3
93
92H
0
45 H
pref....100
21% Mar. 15
16% Mar.
86
^ 1*
•
3
32%
100
85
tlH
'
23% Mar. 22
36
11
24
10
34%
12 *
10%
61
9% Mar. 13
Mar. 28
9% Mar. 13
21% Mar. 15
14% Mar. 19
2
Mar. 11
Feb.
4
Feb. 18
Jan.
7
Feb. 28
44
26
Sale
0^
"4"
1%
34%
15
31% Mar. 28
15%
7% Sale
8
5
1
14
5% Sale
-
Mar. 11
5
1
ism 15$ 16^
llg 15
5*
Mar. 11
8
6
%
8%
5
Feb. 28
10% Mar.
Mar.
16% Sale
23% Sale
20% 21
23
23%
"
Mar. 11
15
Mar.
15%
3
17
5
Feb.
1
7% Jan. 15
13
35
11
24
76
Mar. 20
39% Mar.
14%
2%
66 X
9
26
23
5
15
13% Mar. 27
31% Mar. 28
....
30
10% Sale
4%
5%
13%
13%
21% Sale
18% Sale
21% Sale
4
*
Conv preferred
320
*
3,657 Rainier Pulp A Pap cl A com *
4,169 Roos Bros Inc common..
1
190
Series A preferred......100
162 San Joaq Lt A Pr prior pf.100
Prior pref series A
39
....100
1,310 Schleslnger A Sons cl A com •
31%
Sale
3
6%
27
15% Sale
>■"
'A®
*
•
.....*
Preferred series 2
5
40%
Sale
Sale
24%
35
11
23
1H
..............
2,764
661
3*
421 PaauhauSugarPlantCo caplS
54,042 Pacific Gas 8c Elec Co com.25
48,703
6% 1st preferred........25
12,828
BH% 1st preferred..
25
9,493 Pacific Lighting Corp com..*
06 dividend pref..........*
4,197
6,800 Pac Pub Serv com non-vot..*
17.932
First preferred........
*
2,897 Pac Tel A Tel Co common.100
Prefarte d
1,483
100
13,989 Paraffins Cos, Inc., com....*
220 Phillips Petroleum Co cap..*
400 Plg'n Whistle Corp partlc pf *
616
-;'v-
Common
1
82
3,705
6
5
122
390
171
V:;i'
'■
........100
122
13%
14%
9% Sale
Sale
10
3K
North Amer Inr Corp—
14%
14H
13
A common series 1
6,393
73,122 Natomas Co capital
8
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"
;
Los
1
i
mm—mmmmmm
i
;
-
—
I
1 ——
Angeles Stock Exch.
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
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...
V '
RANGE OF PRICES ON THE LOS ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales
1935
Shares.
March.
Jan. 1 to March 31
AQGREQATE
In
March
SALES
300
7,200
100
100
70
800
Low from
Mar. 31
STOCKS
Jan. 1 to March 31.....
'35
Mar.
Bid
B
,
1
2,000
3,000
2,100
2,000
1,800
6,100
4,300
6,500
15c
300
600
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
40c
9%
20
41%
Mar.
4
Mar. 13
Mar, 15
70
Mar.
10c
Mar. 22
4
75c
3H
6%
4H
1H
lOF'nMar. 15 101»»Mar. 15
Mar.
4
2
11c
9
11c
28c
10c
5
15c
18c
35c
Mar. 25
40c
Mar.
Sale
22c
Sale
Mar. 26
42c
.....
42
1.15
5K
*
1.30
6%
100 Crystalite Products Corp
*
10
Preferred...
...—100
25c
25
200
900 Douglas Aircraft Inc.......*
20%
4,700
3.800
14,600 Emsco Derr 8c Equip Co.—.5
7.725 Exeter 011 Co A—.......1
85
227 Farmers 8c Merch Nat Bk.100
......
10
12c
340
20
Mar. 21
20
-----
Mar. 28
2%
10H
6%
Sale
Mar.
Mar.
6
Mar.
Jan. 30
Mar, 16
5
Feb.
Mar. 14
20
14c
19c
350
360
8
12
13c
13c
Mar.
9
Mar.
1 350
24c
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
6
13
8
»7%c Feb.
5
9% Mar. 20
20
Jan.
2
41% Feb. 16
7
Jan.
21
3%
39%
24%
11%
Feb. 19
Feb. 15
Feb. 19
Mar. 5
8% Jan,
3
L .40
6
Jan.
35c
Jan.
3
22
31
25% Jan.
29
19% Mar,
19H Mar.
10H Mar.
340
25c
60c
31
Jan.
25% Jan. 29
.—
19H Mar. 5
9H Mar. 12
L.05
4% Mar, 20
35c
*
19%
19 K
10H Sale
2
Jan.
5% Mar.
Mar. 29
Mar. 15
3
Mar, 13
10H Jan. 31
6% Mar. 14
5
1.10
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 20
7% Jan.
38%
6%
2%
31%
Mar.
2H Mar.
36
Mar. 13
6%
5H
4
Mar. 14
1.35 Sale
25
Sale
20c
Mar.
3H
34H
21H
10 K
7H
7
1% Mar. 15
71% Jan. 24
10
Jan.
7
Jan. 16
Mar. 26
Jan.
20
39H Mar.
Mar. 16
34
20
20c
9 K Mar. 20
8
38%
25c
21
Mar. 14
9H
6
2%
3
Sale
23%
24
11%
11%
7% Sale
*
9%
7
Mar. 11
Jan. 16
3% Jan.
8
6% Feb. 19
4% Mar. 29
Mar. 15
Jan.
2
Mar.
15c
18c
9%
Mar. 15
Jan. 15
65
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 28
3H Jan. 19
70c
5
Mar. 4
Mar. 22
Mar. 29
Mar. 15
18c
12c
36
Claude Neon Elec Prod Ltd.*
Consolidated Oil Corp.....-*
Preferred.
20c
6
5
com
Mar. 28
Mar. 15
49c
15c
Citizens Nat T & S Bank..20
Steel
Highest
Sale Prices
69
*
Chrysler Corp
Consolidated
Lowest
85c
627 Central Investment Corp. 100
700 Chapman's Ice Cream Co
*
100
Ask
3%
3%
6%
6H
3% Sale
1H
3
400 California Bank new....—25
800
200
1
Sale Prices
Mar. 30
Ask Bid
10
1,000 Calif Packing Corp
320
$2,000
Par
Common rot tr ctfs...— 1
46,250
Preferred
1
69,233
Preferred vot trust ctfa-.l
122,767
*
1,800 Byron Jackson Co........
200
1934
RANGE SINCE JAN.
1011#32Mar. 15 101,83zMar. 15
416 Broadway Oept Store pfd.100
69,900 Buckeye Union OH com
—1
250
PRICES IN MARCH
,
1
1,485 Ambassador Petroleum Go
1
5,800 Bandini Petroleum Co..
1,200 Bar a sd all OH Corp A.......5
10,800 Bolsa Chica Oil Corp A....10
1,900
1935
$10,000
10,000
-----
July 1 1933
BONDS
Shares.
March--
167,743
773,992
$
10,000 U S Liberty Loan 4 %s. 1932-47
10,000
7,500
7,475
7,400
35,000
LOS ANGELES
STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1
8
Shares.
800
—
Bond Sales
1934
508,711
1,780,468
7
Mar.
Mar.
13c
340
Jan.
5
3
Feb. 20
Jan. 10
Jan.
24% Jan.
3
10% Mar. 20
13c
Feb. 20
162% Feb.
1
'
500 Gilmore Oil Co
500
300
200
50
18,400
850
32",600
83,950
6,900
2,274
2,100
2.300
—_*
35,900
2,350
4,000
147,215
235,050
17,400
4,527
19,100
8,800
60
325
735
860
900
112
125
190
"""265
37
1,300
1,000
100
200
200
100
15
Sale
40c
30c
Sale
40c
lc
3c
lc
& Motor Corp.l
Lincoln Petroleum Corp
1
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
1
L A Gas 8c Elec 6% pre!
100
60c
Sale
55c
43c
Sale
Sale
Klnner Airpl
Mills
800
5,700
4,800
6,700
27c
B
Sale
Sale
5H
50c
29c
20c
Alloys Inc A.......—*
1405
•
Mt Diablo Oil Ming 8c Dev..1
22c
Mortgage Guarantee Co—lit
15M
4
1st
pref 6%
1st preferred
n
28c
It
100
B common
......
see page
71.
5H
38c
28c
21c
50c
35c
27c
3
6
1.05
Mar. 18
Mar. 20
Mar, 4
Mar. 13
Mar. 11
Mar. 23
4H Mar. 28
7H Mar. 4
9
10
21
Mar.
1
85H Mar. 11
25c
30c
45c
25c
——
21c
40c
28c
40c
8c
3
4
11% Sale
10%
9
8H
13 H
10
9
21
74 H
35c
9
10
.——•>•»
13 H
10
21H
Sale
16% '16%
23 H Sale
21
21H
9%
*
Jan.
8
79
Feb.
16
88 K Mar. 14
60c
Mar. 22
5H Mar.
4
40c
2c
Jan.
9% Jan.
2
Jan.
22
Jan.
Jan.
12
60c
Mar.
1
38c
60c
Mar.
4
Mar. 28
40c
1.10
81
1H Mar. 13
93
70c
Mar.
1
60c
5
Mar.
4
5
25c
Mar. 20
26c
Mar. 13
25c
29c
20c
Mar. 23
21c
4H Mar. 19
Mar. 18
Mar. 20
Mar.
4
Mar. 23
49c
26c
20c
26c
Mar. 22
5H Mar. 26
25c
Mar.
Mar.
7
5
Mar. 22
26
5H Mar. 26
5
26c
Mar. 28
30c
Mar.
4
25c
45c
Mar.
5
35c
5c
Mar. 28
Mar.
11
9H
9%
14K
21H
20%
Mar. 7
Mar.
6
Mar. 13
Mar.
7
Mar. 27
9H Mar.
5
Mar.
7
9H Mar. 7
9H Mar. 6
16 % Mar. 28
30c
Sale
3
47c
35c
37c
60c
37c
Mar. 16
44c
60c
3
Mar. 13
2%
.
3
Jan.
15
15
2
Jan.
35% Sale
16
17 &
6%
6Ji
5H Sale
5
13
Sale
11K Sale
28
31
21 %
19
Sale
17 H
Sale
Sale
33 H
15 %
2H Mar. 22
Mar
5%
9K
7
m
..
13 %
29
24 %
12
12%
Sale
33
Sale
21% Sale
19 % Sale
Mar.
4
Mar.
5
Jan. 28
9
10
Feb.
1
23% Mar. 28
77% Mar. 21
% Jan. 15
7% Jan.
2
8% Feb. 28
3% Mar. 23
4
2H Mar
22
Feb. 25
45c
Jan.
36c
Jan.
22
37c
Mar. 16
2% Jan.
18
16
x
88
—.
34
16H
5K
10
5c
40c
37c
78% Feb.
92 H
45c
7
15
28
30
28
Jan.
2
2
5% Feb. 18
30
Jan.
2
11
Mar.
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
7% Jan. 29
8% Mar. 1
3% Mar. 23
Feb.
Mar. 22
Jan.
72
Mar. 29
Mar. 23
Feb.
9%
9%
16%
23%
21%
6
7
9
19
8% Jan.
4
20% Mar. 16
7% Mar. 18
10
Feb. 28
Mar.
4
10
9H Mar. 5
23 H Mar. 28
8^
Feb.
3
Jan. 15
11% Mar. 29
77 H Mar. 21
10c
Mar. 29
9
Mar. 28
Jan. 19
11
74
10c
„
19
11
4
18
4
20% Mar. 18
8
Feb.
Feb.
8
12
30
78
25c
1
1
Feb. 27
Jan. 24
Jan. 28
23 %
Mar.
29c
21
5
26c
23% Mar. 30
21% Mar. 28
11% Mar. 29
11
49c
Mar. 22
Jan. 14
2% Jan.
9% Jan.
10% Jan.
9
Jan*.
9% Mar.
13% Feb.
20% Feb.
18% Feb.
3
11% Mar. 21
7
Feb. 28
Jan. 25
Jan. 21
Feb.
Feb.
Jan. 16
80c
Jan. 10
J*
9
Jan.
93
Feb. 28 82
2
Jan.
4% Mar. 19
1% Feb. 20
4H Mar. 18
Mar. 25
5
76
10c
36c
2H
26
14
22 H
8H
8% Sale
2% Sale
50c
Mar. 14
40c
Mar. 15
1.10 Mar.
5
3
12
-...
11
Feb.
31c
19H Mar. 25
39c
25c
2K
11%
io*|
1
Mar. 18
Mar. 23
6% Jan.
8
7% Mar. 4
10
Mar. 13
2c
14H Mar.
39c
45c
7c
Mar. 18
Mar. 20
J Jan.
76
1.20
35c
3,400 Socony Vacuum Oil Co....15
22,000 So Calif Edison Ltd com..-25
589
Original preferred......25
12,500
7% preferred.........
25
14,200
4% preferred.........—25
18,200
5%% preferred..
25
For footnotes
70c
5H
21c
4%c
...
*
65c
35c
800 Pacific National Co
*
100 Pac Public Service pref new,
.
1.45 Sale
92
Sale
20c
25
.
19
5%
.....25
5%%
4,300 Pacific Western Oll Corp.
21,200 Republic Petr Co Ltd
10,000 Rice Ranch OH Co
100
245
26c
Merchants Petroleum Co.—l
14,850 Security First Nat Bank
20
761 Security Co units...........
1,000 Shell Union Oil Corp.....
*
6,200 Signal Oil-Gas A
10,600
88 H
70c
5
L A Industries Inc.........2
5.700
600
57 He 62 He
1.25 Sale
L A Investment Co........It
170 Samson Corp B common.—.*
2,205
6% Preferred.........
10
6 San Joaquin L&P 6% pr pflOO
125
7% preferred.........
100
219
9
4%
7%
16H
85H
3c
3
200
4,800
17%
17%
70
36c
3,500 Pacific Indemnity Co....
10
1,200 Pac Lighting Corp com.....*
965
t% preferred............*
500
373
7H
1
Preferred series D......10
4,300 Pac Gas & Elec Co com..—25
4,200
1,300
7
1
400
300
4K
Holly Development Co...
400 Pacific Clay Products..
*
10,200 Pac Finance Corp coounon.lt
Preferred series A.......10
1,600
Preferred series C ......10
1,200
3,400
3,200
16,300
21
5%
8%
Sale
Jade Oil Co
1,500 Occidental Pet Corp...—..1
1,600 Oceanic Oil Co.............1
2,000 OUnda Land Co
1
300
"1M0
7
Hancock Oil Co A......—.*
.....
100
4
469 Marbellte Corp..........—.*
2,750 Mascot Oil Co
1
1,900
1,800
9%
1.600 Gladding McBean & Co—*
2,400 Globe Grain & Milling Co..25
1,300 Goodyear T&R Akron com.*
90 Goodyear T & R (Calif) pf.100
400
Jan.
7
14
33
Mar. 29
15
OTi Mar. 13
mar. id
35H Mar.
16% Mar.
5% Mar. 21
5H Mar.
1
9H Mar. 28
5% Mar.
33% Jan.
3
15% Mar. 13
5% Mar. 21
11% Mar.
9% Mar.
5% Mar. 1
9% Mar. 28
11H Mar. 11
10% Mar. 13
29H Mar.
5
21% Mar.
1
18H Mar. 18
17
Mar.
5
13
Mar.
13% Mar. 30
11% Mar. 11
10% Mar. 13
32
29
25
Mar. 27
Mar. 29
21% Mar. 29
19% Mar. 29
2% Jan.
18
Feb.
9
89% Jan.
21
38
Jan.
Feb.
26
Jan.
5
79
6
Mar. 21
9% Mar. 28
14% Jan.
9
13% Mar. 30
Mar. 27
Feb.
13
32
20% Jan.
17% Jan.
16% Jan.
2
25
2
21% Mar. 29
19% Mar. 29
2
Mar. 29
l
S&LEl
AGGREGATE
March
Jan. 1
STOCKS
Mar. 31
Bid
500 So Call# Gas 6% pret A
25
500
6% preferred
.....25
106 So Counties Gas 6% pref.100
10#
7,300 Southern Pacific Co
187
'.J.
"4", 300
g
-
OH of Calif
1
300
800 Taylor Milling Corp........*
55,900 Transamerica Corp
.....*
68
>
^
7,800
200
25
26,200 Union Oil of Calif
39,500 U S Oil Ac Royalties Co
25
64,400 Universal Cons OH Co.—10
130 Weber Showcase Ac Plx pfd__*
10,900 Wellington Oil Co
1
300 Western Pipe Ac Steel Co—10
:
/
7,000
/
•••:•
—
«»*»«••*.
v..
1.000
15,600
.19,500
Sale
13*4
10
-----
Sale
121*
78
,
16
3c
11H
JBf
4%
434
62*4c
Highest
Sale Prices
4%
2434 Mar. 23
2434 Mar. 22
2434 Mar. 23
2434 Mar. 22
Mar. 21
89
1334 Mar. 14
10
2434 Mar. 22
2434 Feb.
2
80 Jan.
89
Mar. 23
15
1334 Mar. 14
19
Jan.
13
Mar. 28
734 Jan.
2134 Jan.
7
21
734 Jan.
7
2434 Feb. 20
10
Mar. 13
2334 Feb.
6
2354 Jan. 31
Mar. 23
Mar.
1
Feb.
13
Jan.
29 h
20 h
1
Mar. 29
30
13H
75
2934 Sale
25
14*4
16
2834 Mar. 14
2034 Mar. 29
Mar.
.
16
90
Sale
1434
434
8234
1534
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
22
12
16
12
3c
4c
3c
434
534
334 Mar. 15
Mar. 11
Mar.
534 Mar.
Mar.
1634 Mar.
3c
Mar.
534 Mar.
70c
8
10
Feb.
7
3
75
Jan.
13
3
2834 Mar. 14
32
Jan.
2
2034 Mar. 29
2034 Mar, 29
15
29
85
21
80
Feb.
85
7
15
1634 Feb. 18
3c
Jan.
Jan.
2
Jan.
14
Sale
5
80
Jan.
1
11
21
—--
Sale
15
*•7*4
13 H
Sale
82 X
Sale
V 4c
5
4J4
71
27
Lowest
Sale Prices
75
Sale"
20
18
18
«
Highest
Sale Prices
87
25%
23
60
29 %
76
*
Lowest
60c
65c
15
16
5734c" Mar.'6
1
1
1
65c
15
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 13
Mar. 21
Mar. 22
15c
10c
3c
Mar. 29
Mar. 26
Mar. 1
1434 Mar.
11
Jan*
15
434 Mar.
Mar. 29
534 Jan.
3
Mar.-21
3c
Jan.
7
634 Feb. 11
k Feb. 23
9734cJan. 22
4
5734cMar.
1434 Feb.
15
Mar.
1
i...
STOCKS—
300 Alaska Juneau Gold M ColOc
16",666
11,000
1
Sale Prices
11
■
MINING
24%
2434
24
873
143
70c
*•3
121 Union Bank Ac Trust Co..-50
8,800
3,000
8,200
24
15
1M
»«
50 Superior Oil Co...........25
27,600
Ask
23
*
50
Mar. 30
Ask Bid
86
100
7% preferred
11,300 Standard
7
23
19
20
397 Square D Co B common....*
134
A preferred
104 Sou are D Co Inc
.....—*
......
Mar. 1
*35
Shares
2,800
RANGE SINCE JAN.
July 1 1933
Since
46
PRICES IN MARCH
Low from
LOS ANGELES
STOCK EXCHANGE
71
EXCHANGE
to
In
Shares
108
100
STOCK
ANGELES
LOS
April, 1935]
16H
16 H
14c
7c
1,000 Prince Cons Mining Co...10c
1
91,750 Tom Reed Gold Mines Co
1
40,700 Zenda Gold Mining Co
3c
25c
6c
17 K
16
17c
15c
9Mc
11c
934c
3c
71,500 Black Mammoth ConsM ColOc
67,000 Calumet Gold Mines Co.. 10c
63,500 Imperial Development Co.25c
2,000 Oatman Ralnb Gold M Co. 10c
Sale
2c
2c
45c
50c
45c
15c
17c
7c
lc
10c
i
1634
Sale
1734 Jan.
9c
3c
2c
2c
3c
47c
10c
15
3c
45c
Mar. 22
Mar. 13
3c
47c
10c
Mar. 28
15c
9934
334
2334
34
234
2134
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 22
Mar. 4
Mar. 7
1934 Jan.
8
Jan. 16
Mar. 21
17c
Jan.
3
9c
1334cJan.
2c
Mar. 22
4c
5
24
lc
12c
11c
Jan.
3
lc
3c
3c
51c
10c
Mar. 22
Jan.
7
Mar. 28
9934
334
2334
h
234
2134
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
107 J
12c
42
22c
Jan.
Jan.
2
Mar. 22
Jan. 25
Jan. 25
■
UNLISTED STOCKS—
3,054
6,756
2,200
100
600
1,500
800
400
500
•
100
9,800 Cities Service Co—.........*
200 Cord Corp.................5
3,100
4,900
2,900
3,700
3,300
50
"""700
Amer Tel Ac Tel Co
800 (The) Aviation Corp (Del)..5
836 Bethlehem Steel Corp.....*
400
300 X'
No par value,
a
105% 10234 Sale
3X
27 H
27
1
1%
'
General Electric Co........*
IF
General Motors Corp...—10
Montgomery Ward Ac Co....*
Packard Motor Car Co......*
Radio Corp of America—..*
90 Standard Oil Co (New Jer).25
Tide Water Assoc OH...
*
1,000
1,900
105 H
Warner
Bros
Pictures
.5
Sale
~8H ~~8%
3
3H
334
24?4
134
234
22
2234
2834 Sale
2334
23?4
334
2434
%
234
JI
734
234
18
19
16
15
13
19
27
Mar. 15
22
Mar. 13
334 Mar. 16
434 Mar. 11
3934 Mar. 4
"234 Mar." 14
Mar. 11
Mar. 26
Mar. 22
Mar, 4
Mar. 13
Mar. 11
Mar.
1
Mar. 22
Mar. 21
Mar. 1
Mar.
Mar.
4
5
5}
32}
11
4?
25 J
Mar. 11
Jan.
2
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
14
3
7
18
27
Mar.
34
Jan.
3
22
Mar.
30 J
Jan.
334
434
3934
834
234
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
Mar.
5}
Jan.
7
7
5«
42
9!
4]
Feb.
1
Jan.
2
Jan.
8
2
Jan.
Odd lot.
The National Securities Exchanges ou which low prices since July 1 1933 were made (designated by superior figures in tables), are as follows:
* New York Stock.
» New York Produce.
'• Chicago Board of Trade.
'• Detroit Stock.
22 Pittsburgh Stock.
17 San Francisco Curb.
* New York Ourb.
* Boston Stock.
14 Colorado Springs Stock.
11 Philadelphia Stock.
24 San Francisco Stock,
In the
earlier part of this publication complete records of the
dealings on the, leading stock exchangee of
the country, for the latest month and for the calendar
year to date,
furnished.
In this department of
General Quotations ire 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
to the different classes of securities
Pes*
Exchange Seats......................... 88
Joint Stock Land Bank Securities-.
Federal Land Bank Bonds
Mining Stocks
95
Foreign Government Bonds..............
96
Industrial Bonds........................ 86
Industrial
an
index
quoted:
Stocks....................... 89
Insurance Stocks .............<..........116
Investment Trust Securities............. 77
Page
.115
.........
Municipal Bonds (Domestic).......
89
95
Canadian..
........................
97
Public Utility Bonds..................... 78
Public Utility Stocks.................... 84
Railroad Bonds*.........*.*,.*.*...*..,*.. 78
Page
Railroad Stocks
76
Real Estate Bonds.......................
94
Real Estate Trust and Land Stocks
89
Textile Stocks
......................
....
89
Title Guarantee and Safe Deposit Stocks..
89
United States Government Securities..... 9.
United States Territorial Bonds
.......
9g
'
Quotations for all securities
are
as
near
as
possible
for
the
closing
dag of the
month
preceding
the date of issue.
As the New York Stock
IBxchange began with Jan. 2 1909 to quote all oond
prices "and interest," we have adopted the same method and no longer
employ a designating
mark tomlicate the fact except where there is s ieviation from this rule.
The reader will understand, therefore, that unless the letter
"f" is prefixed
tothe price, he must pay accrued intereac tn iddition to the price.
This, however, does not apply to income bonds or bonds In default, in wnicn cases
the price includes the Interest, should there be any.
The letter "/" prefixed to bend prices denotes that the quotation is
therefore the purchaser dees
not
provide for it separately in
have to
default, the price is always "flat," and
Quotations for equipment bonds
no
are
Quotations for guaranteed stocks
are
flat price—that is, that the accrued interest forms part of the
price, and
As already stated in the case of income bends and bones in
a
making payment.
designating mark Is employed to indicate the fact.
based
on
average maturities*
"and dividend"; that is. the accrued dividend must be
paid in addition
to
the price.
It should be borne in mind in the use of these tables that the
quotations for many Inactive and unlisted securities are merely nominal, but In all
the figures are obtained from sources which are considered reliable.
cases
The following abbreviations are often used, vis.; "M" for mortgage,
"g" for gold, "gu" for guaranteed, "end" for endorsed, "cons" for consolidated
cenv" for convertible, "s f" for sinking fund, "1 g" for land
grant, "op" for optional.
The black-faced type in the letters showing the Interest period indicates the month
when the bonds mature.
NOTICE.—-All bond prices
Bonds.
Bid.
are
AlJfc.
RAILROAD BONDS
93
100
_
Alabama
/
/
46
46%
Prior lien 6s 1948
Gen Income 6s Oct 1948
Alabama A Vlcksburg By—
JAJ
JAJ
107%
{.I
93
conv
5s 1944
FAA
conv
5s 1949
5s 1950
JAD
.AAO /
conv
Atlanta A Charlotte Air Line—
1st M 4%s 1944 ser A
JAJ
8
3
2d g 4s 1948
Atlantic A Yadkin—
38%
107
92%
90
104%
1st M 4s g July 1 1948—AAO
1st M 5s July 1 1948
AAO
5-yr sec notes 4%s 1939
15
.FAA
Bef A gen 6s 1995 series C. JAD
Bef A gen 5s 2000 ser D..MAS
57
95
108
104"
102
100%
103
105
110
103
3.25
3.25-/0
3.25%
3.25%
87
79
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
Piscat Div g 5a Jan 1943—AAO
St Johns Biv Ext gu 5s '39.FAA
Van Bur Ext 5a g Jan '43-AAO
Washburn Ext 1st 5s '39—FAA
Battle Creek A Sturgia—
103
105
106%
108
109
108
109
125
73
Bellefonte Central 1st 6s '49.FAA
Belt BB A Stk Yds (Ind'p'lis)-
96""
lst ref gold 4s 1939
MAN
Belvidere DjI 1st 3%s 1943—JAJ
104
106%
g
98
95
71
Boonville St L A Sou 5s '51-FAA
Boston A Albany 5s Oct *63.-JAJ
75
79
3.50
2.25
80
2.75
1.50
67
71
101
100%
.
/
m
Boston Rev Beach A Lynn—
1st m 4%s July 15 1947.JAJ15
Gen m 6s '33 extd to '38.JAJ 15
Brooklyn A Montauk—
2d (now lst)gold 5s 1938.JAD
Brunswick A Western—
1st mtge gtd 4a 1938......JAJ
Buffalo Ureek lat 5s 1941
JAJ
1st ref 5s 1961
...JAJ
32
100%
102%
102
103
100%
85%
101%
88
100%
78
78
82" "
82
Cambria A Ind 1st 4%s '68..JAJ
Eq tr 5%a 1935-38 (year) MAN
Canada South 5s 1962 ser A. AAO
Can Nat Bys 4%s gu 1954-MAS
4%s guar 1957
—..JAJ
guar 1968
guar
JAD
1951.
1956
1955
5s guar 1970
5s guar July 1 1969
5s guar Oct 1 1969
...MAS
guar
.—.FAA
guar
JAD 15
FAA
JAJ
Equip trust 7s
/ This price includes accrued interest
k Last sale
n
Nominal.
•
59
59
55
4.25
4.25
106°4*
59
4.25
AAO
73
22*
62
~l 60 %
3.60%
3.50%
101%
68
62
4.25
3.50%
3.50%
27%
29
3 52
32
106
108
1021
106J
100
105
104
105
52
89
108%
105%
103%
103}
109*
103 *
111
111*
114*
116*
113*
116*
ser E
1935-MAN
100*
Eq tr 4%s 1935-1942 (gu) MAN 63.80 to
Eq tr 4%s 1935-45(ann)..JAD 63.80 to
Equipment trust 5s...
63.80 to
Canadian Northern—
S F deb 7s 1940
JAD
106%
S F deb 6%s 1946
123
JAJ
Winnipeg Term 4s 1939—JAJ
100%
.-r.Y;
6 Basis
M
50
Buff A Susquehanna BR Corp—
1st 4s Dec 30 1963
JAJ
85%
Burl Cedar Bapida A North—
Con 1st A coll tr 5s g '34—AAO */18
Certificates of deposit
Butte Anaconda A Pac 5i'44 FAA
93
Cam A Clear—1st 5s g 1941-JAJ
107%
Gen M g 4s 1955
103
—FAA
s
4%a July 1937
4%s impt 1978
JAJ
5s 1967 ser AO
5s 1955 ser 2
MAS
MAN
1st m 4%s 1961 ser JJ
AAO
Eq 4%s 1935-1943 (yr)..AAO
Equipment trust 5a..........
Boat A Maine (old)
4s Feb 1 1937
FAA
4a Aug 1942
FAA
3s July 1950
-JAJ
Equip 5%a 1935 1937(yr)FAA b
Eq tr be 1935-38 fyear)
JAD b
Boston ANY Air Line—
m
40-yr
87
26
99%
101%
68
67%
69%
69%
—-
s
87
5s June 1942—.........JAD
5s July 1 1938
JAJ
FAA
4s May I 1935 gu N Y O.MAN
3%s Jan 1 1951
JAJ
Bef 3%s 1952 gu N Y O—AAO
1st
1st
s
103%
65
69
6s May 1943
5s Mar 1942
5s Jan 1943
5s May 1940
s
Birm Term 1st g 4s 1957 gu.MAS
Bluff Point Land A Imp 1st 4s '40
Y 94
6
61
l65%
4s 1944. JAD
106
69%
109
107
Big Sandy By 1st
91%
6s Jan 1946
Ask.
70
.....
Buffalo Rochester A Pittsburgh—
General 5s g 1937
—MAS
Con g 4%s 1957
MAN
1U%
1st guar g 3s 1989
..JAD
Bedford Belt 1st 5s 1938
JAJ
Beech Or 1st 4s g gu 1936—.JAJ
2d guar gold 5s 1936.
JAJ
Beech Ork Ext 3%s 1951—AAO
106%
Bid,
1st mtge gu g 4s 1955—...FAA
Bef A gen 5a seriea F1996. MAS
Eq tr 4%s 1935-40 (yr)_.MAN
Eq tr 4%s *36-'41 O (yr).-FAA
Eq tr 5s 1935-37 (yr)
FAA
Eq tr 5s 1936-38 (yr)
FAA
Pittsb Lake Erie A W Va—
Befund gold 4s 1941—MAN
8 W Div 1st 5s 1950
JAJ
Toledo A Oin Div 4s 1959—JAJ
103
A4H» 1964-JAD
53%
109
Baltimore A Ohio—
as
Feb 1936 (year) FAA b
32
27
23%
1st mtge gu g 4s 1949
AAO
Aug Term 1st gu g 6s 1947..AAO
Austin A Northwestern—
1st mtge gtd g 581941
JA1
Bonds.
Boston A Maine (new) 5« Sept '41
4s-5s April 1947
5s Apr 1944.—
58 June 1945
........
Conv g 4%s 1960
FAA
Bef A gen 5a 1995 series A.JAD
68
107
5%
MAN
2.75%
27
—JAJ
95%
103%
1st cons 4s July 1 1952
MAS
Ool tr g 4s Oct 1 1952 op.MAN
Conv deb 4s 1939 op 1916MAN
ser
Ask.
100%
Augusta Onion Stat 4s 1953-JAJ
Bait A Harris g_5a 1936
MAN
1st M West Ext g 5a 1938 MAN
Atlantic Coast Line BR—
ttQ 6 Ha
Atlantic Coast Line of S O-—
Gen 1st g 4s July 1948
..JAJ
Atl A Danville 1st 4s 1948..-JAJ
15
112%
Equipment trust 4 He
(yr).FAA h 3.50
54
1st mtge gold 5s 1946
JAD
Atlanta A St Andrews Bay—
1st 6s, 1938
AAO
Atlanta Terminal 6s 1939-—FAA
Atlantic City gu 4s 1951
JAJ
f*en unif
E
66
105
U 5m 1929 extd
May 1954
101
Eq 4%s 1936-'41
52
1st M 5s 1944 ser B
JAJ
Atlanta Knoxville A Northern—
to
Bid.
65%
13%
Certificates of deposit
f 13
Allegheny Val gen 4s 1942--MAS
107
Allegheny A Western—
1st mtge guar 4s 1998-...AAO
82
Ann Arbor 1st g 4s 1995
Q-J
53%
Ark A Mem By Brge A Term—
1st M 5s 1964
MAS
91%
Aroostook Nor 5s g 1947
AAO
103
Atchison Topeka A Santa Fe—
Gen mtge gold 4s 1995—AAO
107 %
Adjustment 4s July 1 1995 Nov
103
Stamped
MAN
103
Conv g 4s of *09 due 1955 JAD
100%
Conv g 4a of *05 due 1955. JAD
100
Conv g 4s of '10due 1960.JAD
102 £
Conv deb 4%s 1948
JAD
104*
Trans S L 1st g 4s 1958-- -JAJ
109*
Cal-Arlx 1st A rf 4 He '62 op MAS
110
Bocky Mt Div 4s 1965
JAJ
103%
Athens Terminal By—
1st g 5s 1937
JAJ
28
At! A Birm.
Seo Seab'd Air Line
1st
Bonds.
99%
1st M g 5s 1974 series A..MAN
Albany A Susq 3)4" g 1946.AAO
Alleghany Corp—
Coll tr
Coll A
48%
107
100 %
JAD
1st cons 4s 1943 ser B
JAD
Alabama Tennessee A Northern—
Ool A
49
Great Southern—
1st cons g 5s 1943 ser A
marked "f" and income and defaulted bonds.
Atlantic Coast Line BB (Concl)
Adirondack 1st 4%s 1942 guMAS
Akron A Barb Belt g 4s 1942 JAD
Akron Canton A Youngstown—
Gen & ref 6s 1945 ser A—AAO
Oen A ref 5%s 1945 ser B AAO
"and Interest" except where
Negotiability impaired by maturity.
1O0J
123 j
NOTICE.—All bond prlc.. .r. Mtnd Entoroit" «xcpt wh.r. mark.d
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of
Bonas
Oofi
tr 6s 1964
....
S f 4Vis Deo 16 1944—JAD15
Coll tr 4 Vis 1960
j«J
Cony coll tr 6sl942—MAS
'iP
_
Cent Ark & East 1st 6s 1940-JAJ
OentrBr Un Pac 1st g 4s '48-JAD
Central of Georgia—
1st M g 6s Nov 1 1945
FA A
Cons gold 6s 1945
MAN
Kef A gen 5 Vis 1959 ser B.AAO
Ref A gen 6s 1959 ser O..AAO
Chat DIv gold 4s 1951-.JAD
Macon A Nor g 6s 1940—JAJ
Mid Ga A Atl 1st 6s 1947-JAJ
JAJ
Cent New Eng 1st qu 4s 1961 JAJ
Central of New Jersey—
Gen M (now 1st)
Gen M 4s 1987
g
6s 1987 JAJ
.JAJ
®Q tr 4Vii11935-M1 (yr)-FAA
Central Pacific¬
v,
"SI*
101 Vi
95 Vi
2.50%
b 3.25
ist ref 4s g guar 1949—FAA
1st g guar 4s Oct 11964
AAO
Guar g 6s 1960—
FAA
97
97X
97Vi
99
70
Eumoean loan 4s 1946.MAS / 69
Central RR A Banking of Ga—
OoU to g 6s 1937
50
MAN
Central Vermont By—
'Batr 6s Dec 14 35 *44 (yr).— b
4JS5
Charleston A Savannah—
1st mtge g 7s 1930
104 H
JAJ
Charleston A Western Carolina—
1st mtge g 6s 1946—..AAO
100 H
Chat Ore Airon—see Indus Bonds
102
Ooattauooga Sta 4s 1967 gu.JAJ
Chesapeake A Ohio—
1st cons g 6s 1939
112 Vi
..MAN
General 4Vis gold 1992—.MAS
117 Vi
Ref A impt 4 Vis 1993 serA AAO
108 Vi
Ref A impt 4 Vis *95 ser B JAJ
109
3.25
Eq tr 4vis '35-40 W (yr)-AAO
3.25
Eq tr 6s 36-*38 (yr).
MAS15
2.00
Eq tr 6Vis ,36-*37
2.60
Eq 0V4s 1936 (ann).
..JAD
10551
Craig Valley 1st 6s g 1940-JAJ
Fotts Creek 4s 1940.
k 1027s
JAJ
R A A Div 1st con g 4s '89- JAJ
110k
2d con g 4s 1989
105Vi
...JAJ
Warm 8pr Val 1st 6s g '41.MAS
107
.
m
(yrly)..JAD
72
57 Vi
3.50%
2.50
1.25
°«n M 6s May 1951
..MAN /
Certificates of deposit..
/
Chicago A Eastern Illinois—
•1st consol 6s gold 1934..AAO
Chicago AErle 6s 1st g '82-MAN
Chic Grt West 1st 4s 1959—MAS f
110
35 Vi
■
.....
Caicago Indiana A Southern By"*"
Oon mtge g 4s 1956 guar—JAJ
Otdcago India nap A Louisville—
Ref M g 6s 1947 series A..JAJ /
Def M g 6a 1947 series B..JAJ
Ref M g 4s 1947 series O—JAJ
1st A gen 6s 1966 series A.MAN
1st A gen 0s May '60 ser B JAJ
hloiion Coal gu 6s *30 opt JAD /
Chic Indianapolis A St. Louis—
Short line 1st 4s 1963
AAO
Chicago Lake Shore A Eastern—
108
5Vi
§Vi
5k
77
20
"!!!
90
83
16
.
16-year 6 Vis Mar 1930
MAS
1st Aref 6s May 2037
JAD
1st A ref 4Vis May 2037—JAD
lot A ref 4Vis May 2037C JAD
Oonv g 4 Vis 1949 ser A..MAN
Eq tr 5s 1935 ser M (yr).JAD
Eq 6s *36-'38 O (yr)-...JAD
Eq 0Vis 1936 ser J (yr)-MAS
Eq 6Vis 1935-36 K (yr)-AAO
Eq 4 Vis'35-*42 (yr.) ser A MAN
106
104 Vi
108 Vi
HOVi
43k
30
10
3
37
35
37
37,
•
_
37 Vi
9.50
9.50
9.50
l\H
30
ilH
W
li%
9X
8.50
8.50
8 50
8.50
8.50
105
103
86 Vi
98 X
72
,
104"
3%
HOVi
112
113
96
Gen gu g 3Vi* ser
Series O 1940
52k
52 X
2.00
3.85
3.85
3.85
3.70
62Vi
51 Vi
104 Vi
110 Vi
102 Vi
B 1940..JAJ
102 Vi
JAJ
Florida Central A Peninsulalet cons 6s gold 1943...—-JAJ
Florida East Coast 4Vis '59. JAD
1st A ref 6s 1974
-MAS
Certificates of deposit -—.
Eq 4Vi* 1935 G (s-a/...—AAO
Eq 4 Vi* '36**41 H (s-a)
35
45
9U
*iH
MAS
98 Vi
23
Fla So 1st g gn 4s 1945—..JAJ
Florida West Sh 5s 1934—JAJ
Fonda Johnstown A Gloversv
Gen ref gold 4s i960...... JAJ
/
1st cons ref 4 Vi* '52 opt-.MAN
f
Proof of claim filed
Amended 1st con 4Vis 1902
(Nov *32 and May *37 coup).1
Proof of claim filed—
Certificates of deposit. .
.
3Vi
3Vi
.
103
JAD
1st lien A ref M 5Vis 1938 AAO
Galveston Term 6s 1938.—MAS
86
%7\
*/ 20
Ext at 0% to July 1 1934
Georgia A Florida RR—
1st M 6s 1940 ser A——MAN
Otfs of
deposit.—.........
Georgia Fia A Ala RR—
1st M A ref 6s 1952——FAA /
3.25%
1st g 3s 1940----——.—AAO
Ga RR A Bkg ref 6s 1951—AAO
4s Jan 1 1947
JAJ
Ga Sou A Fla 1st g 5s 1945—JAJ
Deb 5s 1952—
..AAO
105
95
42
35
...—
5.60
Eq tr 4 Vi« 1935-1939 s-a MAN
Goshen A Deckert'n 1st 6 Vis 1978
OA
fla
99
93
1Q7Q
105
Gouv A Osw 1st 5s g 1942—.JAD
Gr R A Ind ext 4 Vis 1941—JAJ
105 Vi
2d 4s 1936
6AO
Grand River Valley 1st 4s 1959..
Grand Trunk Pacific¬
—
100 Vi
104
88
98 Vi
1st 4s Feb 25 '30 Alg gu.MAN
1st 4s Feb 16 '42 Alg gu.MAN
87
98 Vi
97
Gen 4s 1902 Can Gov gu—JAJ
Grand Trunk Ry of CanadaSink fund g deb 7s 1940—AAO
105 H
108 Vi
28 Vi
41 Vi
43
44
34
30
106
106
Deb g 6s Sept 1 1930
.MAS
0 Vis 1930 series F .......FAA *104
80
Grand Trunk West 4s £ 1950.JAJ
29
Eq tr 6s Dec 14 '35-'43 (yr)
Grays Pt Term g 5s 1947...JAD
88
4.60
80
103"
Great Northern—
Gen M 7s 1936 series A—JAJ
83 X
28
27
lix
60
1st g gu 4s f July 1 I960.-JAJ
87
1st A ref g 4 Vis '01 opt '41.JAJ
Gen M 5Vis 1952 ser B...JAJ
O.—JAJ
w
Gen 4 Vis 1976 ser D——JAJ
Gen 4 Vis 1977 ser E.....JAD
UH
Eq tr 4 Vis 1935-1939
MA8
Eq tr 4Vis 1935-1940 D (yr)JAJ
Eq tr 5s 1936*1938 (yr)..MA8
3.00
3.00
3.00
Fruit Express
Eq 5s J'ne 15*35 *39 (yr) JAD
Eq tr 4Vis 1935-1940.JAD
Greenb Ry 1st ft gu 4s '40—MAN
Green Bay A Western-
3.60
360
104
Debenture ctfs A Feb.........
32 Vi
'
102
Gen M 6s 1973 ser
100
75
90
105Vi
.
...JAJ
2nd 4s Gold Sterling 1956.AAO
22""
100
...
ist M 3s 1962—.
60
.
101
75Vi
91 Vi
102 Vi
70
Western
6Vi
ii*
7.60
Eq tr 4 lis 1935-42 (yr)-MAN
Equipment trust 5s......
o 7.60
Equipment trust 5Vis...
b 7.50
„
1,
/
/
Denver A Salt Lake Ry—
1st mtge 6a I960......An Apr
Inc mtge 0« 1900
JAJ
Des Moines A Fort Dodge—
69Vi
f
Mortgage gold 4m 1996
—JAD f
Mtge 4s stamped 1995
f
b Basts,
23 Vi
20
105
_
12
Georgia Midland—
104
..
90
114Vi
Genesee River 0s 1957...—.JAJ
Ga A Ala 5s Oct 1945
..JAJ / 10
Ga A Ala Term 1st g 5s 1948. JAD / 14
Ga Oaro A N 1st 5s g 1929-.JAJ
95
811
66
107 Vi
116
^
Galveston Houston A Henderson
98 H
Dayton Union 4a 1949.
J&J
Dawson Ry A Coal 5s 1951.. JAJ
Del A Bound Br 3 Vis 1955.FAA
Delaware A Hudson—
Oonv 5s 1935—.——.—AAO
1st A ref gold 4s 1943....MAN
15-yr g 5 Vis May 1 *37 .MAN
Delaware River RR A Bridge—
1st mtge g 4s 1930-.
FAA
Denver st Rio Grande Western—
Gen Income 5s Aug '55 —FAA /
Assented subject to plan.... /
Ref A impt 6s 1978 ser B.AAO
1
-
102
4.00
102
Ft Worth A D O 6s 1921—
Ext at 5Vi% to 1961
.
1st 1 A ref 0s 1936 ser B..JAD
Imp A «autp 5s I960
.MAN
-
5
Dodge Des Moines A Sou
1st 6s 1938—
JAD
Fort St Un Dept Det 4Vi* '41 JAJ
94 Vi
86 Vi
81
104 Vi
Connecting Ry (Phlla)—
1st M gu 4s Mar 15* 51-MA815
1st 5s 1951
MAS
Consol Rys (N H) deb 4s '54 JAJ
Deb 4s 1955
JAJ
Deb 4s 1955—
..AAO
Deb 4s 1956 guar........JAJ
Cuban Nor Rys 1st 5J4s *42.JAD
Cuba RR 1st g 5s 1952—.
JAJ
1st 1A ref g7Vis '36 ser A.JAD
48 stamped 1995—...——.
48 Vi
'
90
105
97
85
1948—......AAO
Denver A Rio Grande—
1st con g 4s 1936
—..JAJ
1st con g 4 Vis 1936
JAJ
66 Vi
>66 M
1
101
dep for gtd 4s 1935.JAJ f
Des Pl&ines Val 4k« 1947..Mas
Det A Mack pr lien 4s 1995. JAD f
Negotiability impaired by maturity,
88
Gen Hen gold 4s 1996——JAJ
Oonv gold 4s 1953 ser A—AAO
Series B 1953-—..—.AAO
Series D 1953—
-AAO
Ref A I nipt m 6s 1967
MAN
Ref A mtge m 6s 1975..—AAO
Eq tr 6s 1930 (year) ...JAJ16
Eq 4 Vis '36**41 LL (s*a>—MAS
Eq tr 4Vis 1935-43 (s-a)—MA8
Equipment trust 6s..........
Equipment trust 5Vi»
-—.
Penn coll g 4s Feb 1 i 951..-FA A
Erie A Jersey s f 6s 1955—.JAJ
Erib A Pittsburgh—
103
101
101
Columbia A Port Deposit—
1st m 4s 1940—
...FAA
Danbury A Norwalk 1st 4s 1955.
105
102
El Paso A R 11st gu 5s 1051 .JAJ
El Paso A Southwestern RR—
39
MX
Columbus A Toledo—
1st extend g 4s 1955... —FAA
Connecticut A Passumpslc Rivers
1st gold 4s 1943
.—..AAO
Conn River gold 4s 1943
MAS
13
95
106 Vi
1st A ref 5s 1965...
AAO
Erie—
Prior lien gold 4s 1990.—JAJ
107 Vi
107
102
l
EQ tr 5Vi% 1935-37—-MAN®
Ext gold 4s
101H
Elmira A Williamsport—
1st 6s 1910 ext at 4% 1950-JAJ
104
105
1995....MAN
Ref M g 4 Vis May 1 '35-MAN
General mtne 4 Vie 1980..MAN
Assented 4s 1980—.—
48
1st gold 5s Nov 1 1936—MAN
East Tenn Va A Georgia—
Income 5s 2862—.——.AAO
95 Vi
*100
Cleveland Union Terminalslet s f 5 Vis 1972 series A-AAO
1st M s f 5s 1973 ser B—AAO
1st s f 4Vis 1977 ser O..AAO
Coal RIv Ry 1st 4s gu '45—JAD
Colorado A Southern
:
101
Fort
Ser D 3 Vis gen gtd 1950..FAA
Gen A ref 4 Vis 1977 ser A.FAA
Gen A ref 4&s 1981 ser B JAJ
Oleve Short L 4>is 1901
A&O
Cleveland Terminal A Valleylet 4s gold guar
35Vi
1st gold 6s 1937—
-JAJ
Dutchess Co RR 4 Vis 1940 . JAD
East Tenn A Western N O—
103
Columbus A Hocking Valley—
6
6
HVi
103 Vi
108 Vi
1956-..-.MAN
30
Eastern Ry of Minnesota—
Nor DIv 1st it 4s 1948-AAO
14Vi
Edmonton, Dunvegan A Brit
109"*
Columbia Ry 4Vi« 1944—AAO
111H Elgin Jol A East 6s 1941...MAN
95""
89
Otfs of
Gen g s f 5s Jan 1 1941
JAJ
Dulutb South JVhore A Atlantic—
99
104
Consol 1st g 5s
50""
.....
*
82"r
HOVi
104 Vi
Cleveland A Pittsburgh—
Ser A 4 Vi" geu gtd 1942...JAJ
Ser B 4 Vis gen gtd 1942..AAO
Series B 3 Vis gen gtd 1942. AAO
tier O 3 Vis gen gtd 1948—MAN
19
Chic MUw St Paul A Pac BR—
non-pay Fed inc tax
100
100
94
Ref Almpt 4Vi*«er E 1977. JAJ
Cairo Div 1st g 4s 1939—JAJ
OWAM Div 1st 4s g '91. JAJ
St L Div 1st col trg 4s 90 MAN
r
92 Vi
1st M 4 Vis 1909 opt 1919.JAD
nwc Memp A Gulf 6s 1940—JAJ
Chic Milw A Gary 1st 6s *48 .AAO
Stmjpd
mrnmm
110k
MX
Stamped.................... /*. 19Vi
Gen M 6s '87 stpd inc tax MAN
Gen M 4Vis'87stpdlnctaxMAN
G«n M 4 Vis'87 stpd inctax MAN
70
89
General 4s gold 1993...... JAD
Gen M 5« ser B 1993
JAD
Ref A Imp M 6s '41 ser O—JAJ
Ref Aiimp M 5s '63 ser D—JAJ
Spr A Col Div 4« 1st g '40-MAS
White W V Div 1st 4s '40.JAJ
Cleveland Lorain A Wheel! ngGeo M 5s 1930..—.—JAD
Cleveland A Mahoning—
Gold 5s 1938
JAJ
Olev A Marietta 4 Vis 1935.MAN
mm** —
OO
Illinois Div 3 Ha '49
op '29 JAJ
4s July 1 1949-.-......JAJ
Chic A East 111 (newco)—
60-yr 6s 1976 series A—.FAa
Oonv adj 6s Jan 2000——AAO
Gen g 4s A May 1 1989—JAJ
Gen g 3 Vis B May 11989-JAJ
Gen 4 Vis May '89 series C-JAJ
Gen 4 Vis May '89 ser E
JAJ
Gen M 4 Vis May '89 serF.JAJ
EQ 4 Vis'36-'43 E A F (yr).JAJ
Eq 4 Vis 35**41 G A H(yr). JAJ
Equip tr 6s 35**40 ser B(yr)FAA
Chicago A North WesternGen M 3 Vis g 1987—.MAN
Gen M gold 4s 1987
MAN
?0
104 Vi
1st cons guar g 4s 1940..-FAA
Olev Olnc Ohlc A St Louis—
109 H
2.50%
107 Vi
106 Vi
Gen M 4a 1958—.—
MAS
1st A ref 4Vis ser B 1977-.FAA
1st Aref g 6s 1971 ser A..FA A
b 3.75
_
34 Vi
b
102 Vi
102
Eq tr 5s 1935 38 (yr)—AAO
Cincinnati Union Term Co—
1st M 4 Vis '020 ser A
JAJ HOVi
112
1st M 5s 2020 ser B———JAJ
112 Vi
1st mtge g 5s series O '57.MAN
Clearfield A Mahoning—
1st gtd g 5s 1943—.—..JAJ JfclOOVi
113
118
109
109
,
Cincinnati Lebanon A Northern—
1st cons gtd 4s 1942—-—.MAN
Otnc A Must Val 4s 1948—-FAA
Otn N O A Tax Pac Ry—
Cleveland Akron A Columbus—
101 Vi
Chesapeake A Ohio Northern—
lat M 6s 1945 guar
..AAO
Chicago A Alton BR—
Refunding g 3s 1949.....AAO
Equip trust 6s Jan 15
193a
(yearly)
.JAJl
Chicago Burlington A Qulncy—
lOVi
A*
Bid.
Bon<la.
Det R Tun 4Vis 1961 gu.—MAN
Detroit Toledo A Ironton—
1st 5s Mar 1 1964
.JAJ
Detroit A Toledo Shore Line—
1st gold guar 4s 1963
—JAJ
Duluth A Iron Range—
1st 5s 1937
—AAO
Dulutb Missaoe A Northern-
.
Eq tr 4 Vis '30-'4O ser P(yr)MAS
Eq tr 4 Vis '35-'40serQ(yr)MAN
tr 6s 1935-'38
(yrly)-.JAD
;
llVs
_
.
g 6s 1946
•Sec 4Vis 1962 ser A— —MA8
Certificates of deposit—...
30-yr. conv.4Vis 1900—MAN
Eq tr 6s 1936*38 (s-a)—JAD
Eq 4 Vis *35-'42 O (yr)—-JAJ
IXq tr 4Vis '36-"45 (s-a)-.JAD
Chicago St Louis A N O— 1
Oon g 6s June 15 '51...JAD 16
Oon g 3 Vis June 16*51 JAD. 15
Mem Div 1st 4s 1951....JAD
Ohlc Terre Haute A Southeast
1st A ref g 5s Dec 1 *60 opt JAD
Inc ntge 5a Dec 1 1900—MAS
Ohlc Un Stat 1st 4 Vis 1903—JAJ
1st M 6a 1903series B— JAJ
1st M 6Vis series O 1003.-JAJ
1st M 4s series D 1903-..-JAJ
Guar gold 6s 1944
—JAD
Chicago A Western Indiana—
■
95 Vi
Consol gold guar 4s 1952—JAJ
103 Vi
1st A ref Mb 1902 A
MA8
103 fi
1st A ref. Mb ser O 1962.MAS
45
Qhoc A Memph 6s 1949...1-JAJ
nhoctaw Oklahoma A Gulf—_
Consol gold 6s 1962
MAN / 31
Cincinnati HamUton A Dayton104
General 5s gold 1942——JAD
102 Vi
2d cntfltegold 4Via 1037....JAJ
Clu Ind St Louis A Chicago—
101 Vi
1st 4s Aug 1 1936
Q-F
84 Vi
Gin Ind A West 1st 6s 1965.MAN
7
_
Mobile Div
32 Vi
34
11
•Ref« 4« 1934 opt to 1911.AAO
Certificate of deposit.. .....
Eq tr 6s 1944
—JAJ
Eq tr 4 Via 1935-1938 s-a—JAD b 4.00
Eq tr 4Vis 1940-1946 s-a. JAD b 4.00
Oaro Cent 1st g gu 4s 1949-JAJ
Oaro Clinch A Ohio 6s 1938.. JAD
1st cons 6s 1962 ser A.JASD15
108 Vi
Carthage A Adirondack—
1st mtge guar g 4s 1981..JAD
Catawlssa cons g 4s 1948—AAO
^
Ask
_
8151
100 Vi
101 k
JAD
the month preceding the date of issues-1
Chic RIA Pac Ry—
General gold 4s 1988.. ...JAJ
Certificates of deposit.——
96
Cons deben 4s perpetual—JAJ
ao-yr coll tr 4 Vis 1946
MAS
'f" and Ineom* and defaulted bonds.
Bid
Bonds
Ask.
Bid.
Canadian N W 4 Vis Oct 221943—
Canadian Pacific—
73
BONDS
RAILROAD
April, 1935]
2Vi
65
25 Vi
24
12 Vi
12 Vi
f This price includes accrued interest.
Debenture ctfs B Feb
Guancan&mo & Western—
1st M 6s 1958 ser A—
3Vi
.....
JAJ /* 30
Guayaquil A Quito 1st 5s '32 JAJ2 / 11
Gulf Mobile A Northern—
1st 5Vis 1950 ser B._.....AAO
1st 5s 1950 Series C
51*
A&O
Gulf A Ship Island RR—
66 Vi
1st ref A term g 5s Feb '52. JAJ k
Stamped (July 11933 cpn on)
Gulf Terminal of Mobile—
1st mtge g Is 1957 gu
Hurl R A Portch—See N
74
JAJ
Y N
HA Ba
Hocking Valley Ry—
1st cons gold 4Vis 1999...JAJ
Eq tr 6s 1935*1938 (ann).AAO b
Eq tr 5s 1935-1930 (vr>_—JAJ b
* Last sale.
9
Nominal.
ii4Vi
3.75
3.75
74
RAILROAD
NOTICE.—All bond prices
are
BONDS
and "interest" except where marked "f" and income and defaulted bonds.
as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue.
Quotations for all securities are
Bid.
Bonds.
Qolldaysburg
Bedford
4s 1951 guar
A
Ask.
Oumb
102
MK*
83
101M
1st M g
J&J
Housatontc con 5s 1937
.M&N
Houston Belt & Term 5s '37-J&J
Houston & Texas Central—
1st lien g 5s 1937
J&J
102
Hudson & Manhattan—
85 %
1st gold 5s 1957 opt
F&A
Adj inc up to 5% Feb '57-A&0
34
85
1st M 41967conv
F&A
Illinois Central—1st g 4s '51. J&J
1st gold 3 Ms 1951
J&J
Ext 3-yr deb 6s 1937
J&D
Main L ext 1st g 3M» *51 -A&o
1st g 3s sterling 1951
Coll crust gold 4s 1952
61
M&S
6854
A AO
Col tr L N O & T g 4s '53-M&N
Ref mtge 5s 1955
M&N
Ref g 4s 1955
62
8454
7254
opt 1918. M&N
74>|
Pur lines 1st g 3He 1952..J&J
Jt 1st ref M (IO &CSL&
N O) 5s 1963 ser A
J&D
Series O 44s 1963
49
6154
91
Gold 6>48 July 1 1936
J&J
40-year 4M« Aug 1 1966..F&A
Eq tr 4Mb 1985-1939 E..F&A
Eq tr 4Ha 1935 1940 L
A&O
Eq tr 4 He '35-'41 M (s-a) .M&N
Eq tr 4>4s 1935-41 Ser N.A&O
Eq tr 4>4s '85- 36 (yr) O..J&J
Eq tr 5s 1935 3* ser J—M&N
Equipment trust 5>4s
Equipment trust 6 He
Equip 7s 1935
A&O
Cairo Bridge 4s g 1950..J&D
Ditch Dlv 1st g 3s 1961—J&J
Louisv Dlv 3>4s g 1953—.J&J
Omaha Dlv 1st 3s g 1951..F&A
9t Louis Dlv 3M* g 1951—J&J
St Louis Dlv 3s g 1951
J&J
Sp'fleld Dlv ext 3Hs 1951 J&J
Western lines g 4s 1951
54
50
J&D
43
Bonds
Bid.
Little Miami guar 4s 1962
M&N
Little Rock & Hot Spr West Ry—
1st gold 4s 1939 guar
J&J
104
Long Dock 6s con g 1935
A&O
Long Island— Unified g 4s'49M&S
Refunding g gu 4s 1949
M&S
Gen mtge gold 4s 1938
J&D
Debenture gold 5s 1937.M&N
Equip tr 5s 1935-39 (yrK.A&O 6
Equip tr 454s 1941-45 (yr) .F&A 6
Long Island City & Flushing—
Con 5s 1937
„
1st M 5s ser A 1969
J&J
Louslana & North Western—
1st M gold 5s 1935
A&O /
Louisville Henderson & St Louis—
1st mtge gold 5s 1946
J&J
Louisville & Jeffersonvtlle Bridge
Guaranteed gold 4a 1945—M&S
Louisville & Nashville—
50-year gold 5s 1937
3.85
3.00%
3.00%
3.00%
3.00%
3.00%
99 %
100%
100 >4
75
,
91 >4
86 X
F&A
Indiana Bloomlngton & Western—
1st ext 4s 1940
A&O
101
Indiana Bar Our Belt RR—
Genl mtge 4s 1957
Gen mfcflre 4>4s 1957
J&J
104
J&J
88M
96M
J&J
Indianapolis Union—
gold 4s.
10 >4
lnternat-Great North Ry—
1st M g 6s 1952 series A..J&J
AdJ M 6s July 1952 ser A.April
1st M 5s 1956 series B
J&J
h
1st M 5s 1956
25H
5
20
Eq tr 4>4s 1935-42 (yr)..A&O
Internat Rys (Central America)—
1st M 5s 1972 opt
M&N
1st col tr 6% notes 1941.M&N
6% notes 1936
..J&D
1st 1& ref 6>4s 1947
F&A
Iowa Cent 1st g 5s 1938
J&D
Certificates of deposit..
/
1st & ref g 4s 1951
M&S
Jacksonville Terminal—
Bef & ext 5s series A1967—J&J
Ref & ext 6s series B 1967.. J&J
Jamestown Frank & Clearfield—
1st g 4s 1959 guar
Kan City Sou—1st g 3s 1950 A&O
Ref & Impt 5s
Apr 1 I960.. J&J
Eq tr 5 >4s 1935-38 (year) M&S
Kansas City Terminal Ry—
5.75
66
74
75 H
70
73
74 >4
6%
IB
7>4
154
111
76>4
106>4
100 H
86
'
'
8754
31
68
r
32>4
3154
74
50
'
53
60
7054
55"
57
3.00%
J&J
106 M
107 >4
J&J
93 H
Kentucky Cent 4s g 1987
J&J
Kentucky & Indiana Term RR
1st M 4>4® 1961 (sterling).J&J
10454
9454
10554
94 >4
St*
97
accrlnt at exch rate 4.8665
Stmpdaccrlnt at rate 4.8665
Plain 1961
J&J
Lake Erie & West 1st 5s '37—J&J
..
98
102
2d gold 6s July 1 1941
J&J
Lake Shore & Mich South—
Con g ref 3 He 1997
J&D
98M
Lehigh & Lake Erie 4>4s '57 M&S
Lehigh Valley—
1st 6s ext gold 4s 1948
Con M 6s ann lrred
Con
M 4>4a ann lrred
J&D
J&D
J&D
Sept /
"-s-s
1
1
1
68
1
,
Minneapolis & St Louis—
1st 7s '27 ext at 6% 1932—J&D /
1st consol gold 5sl934—M&N
Certificates of deposit
/
1st refdg gold 4s 1949
M&S
Ref & ext 5s Feb '62 ser A.Q-F
Certificates of deposit
gold 4s 1938
J&J
1st cons gold 5s 1938—.J&J
1st cons 5s 1938 gu fnt
J&J
2d M gold 4s guar 1949
J&J
1st ref 6s 1946 series A
J&J
99
100
74
A&O
2013 O
50
60
5M
1
46"
19
67 %
„
J&D15 6
Eq tr 4 Ms 1935-36 (s-a).M&N 6
J&J
B_.__ J&J
17 M
7.00
7.00
8
V'..
r
"v
2H
1H
1M
to
1939 (year)
M&S16 6
NYC Lines eq 4 Ms *35-*40
^
31
M&N 15
NYC RR eq 4Ms 1936 —J&J
NYC RR eq 4M« 35-'45.M&N
N Y O & St List g 4s 1937- A&O
3-yr 6% g notes Oct 1 '35A&0
Ref 5 Ms 1974 ser A
A&O
Ref 4 Ms 1978 ser G
M&S
Equip tr 4 M" 1935-'44 (yr) F&A
Equip tr 5s 193(p38(yr)..F&A
(yearly)
20M
50
-
19M
69 H
18
%l
1st
guar
5s 1953 series B—F&A
1st gold 4s 1990
72
J&D
Mo Pacific RR (new company)—
1st & ref 5s Jan 1965 A—F&A / 20
Certificates of deposit..
1st & ref
1977 ser F ..M&S / 19 H
Certificates of deposit—
fk 23 M
6654
1st & ref 6a 1981 ser I
Certificates of deposit
6.75
6.75
3.50
100 M
43 M
57 M
46
3.90
3.90
106 H
107 M
MAN
M&S
1st 4s ext g 1947
3d mtge 4Ms 1938
N Y & Greenwood Lake
—
106M
102 M
..M&N
loo
22
New York & Long Branch—
General gold 4s 1941
.M&S
ji
99
73
1st & ref 4s ser A 1973—M&N
1st & ref 4 Ms 1973 ser B. .M&N
19
106
102 H
NY & NE Bos Ter 4s 1939. -A&O
N Y New Haven & Hartford-—
20
25"
25"
....
[ V
3.50
3 75
N Y & flar lstg3Ms2000-M&N
N Y Lack & Western—
25"
F&A
3.50
New York & Erie RR—
Guar g 5s 1946
1978 ser D.J&J
Equip trust 5s 1936- 40(yr)M&8 b
Eq tr 4Xs '35-'44 F (yr)._M&N 6
S?H
87
A 2013—A&O
22*
79
L 8 coil tr g 3 Ms 1998
F&A
79
MOcoUtre 3 Ms 1998
-F&A
Eq tr 7s 1935 (y«ar) —-A&015 61.50%
NYC L eq 5« 35 37 (yr).J&D 6 3.50
NYC L eq 5s '35-*39 (yr).J&D 6 3.50
NYC L eq 4Ms 35'37(yr)M&S 6 3.50
NYC Lines eq 4 Ms Mar 151936
New York Connecting RR—
1st M 4Mb 1953 series A—F&A
J&J /
RR—
48
—
32
J&J
M&S
43 M
New York Central & Hud Rlv—
Ref & ref 4 He ser
29 M
20
cons
Secured 5Ms 1935 1956—J&D
ff
M&N
39
9354
110
78"
A&O
22 M
A—A&O / 22M
F&A / 21
1st M 4He 1956series D..F&A / 18M
6 6.50
Equip trust 4 Ms
Newport & Cincinnati Bridge—
105 H
1st M g 4He 1945 guar—J&J
New York Bklyn & Manh Beach
102
1st gold 5s 1935
A&O
1st 5s 1954 series B
93
Conv g 5M« 1949 ser A..M&N
A&O
ser A..J&J
1953—J&J
34M
f
1st & ref os i97a ser G. _.M&N /
19 M
Certificates of deposit—
fk 23 M
1st & ref 5s 1980 ser H—A&O / 19 M
Certificates of deposit
fk 24 M
10654
'52
Ref g 3Ms July 1 1997
J&J
Deb 4s 1942 tax-exempt.-J&J
P
Valley Ry of New York
1st 4 Vis gold 1940
Ref & impt 4 He
Ref & lmpt 5s
111 1
.jii"
32
8
0-yr conv 6s 1944..—..M&N
Cons mtge 4a 1998 ser A—F&A
Ref & Impt 4 Ms 2013 A..-A&O
18M
34 H
42 >4
48 M
100
M&N
Conv deb 6* 1935
35
47 M
31>4
99
89
New York Central RR—
,
47
20
Lexington & Eastern—
1st guar 5s 1965—
1910
Prior lien 5s 1962 ser A
cons
95
—
72
con
J&J
Lehigh Vail Term 5s 1941—A&O
Lehigh & N Y 1st 4s 1945—M&S
101
95"
con
50
50
1st M 5He 1954 series
1st 58 1956 series O
92"
17
Gen
LeMgh
101M
65
Gen
2M
Naugatuck 1st 4s 1954
M&N
New Eng cons 4s 1945 gu
J&J
Consol g 5s July t 1945.- J&J
N Hav & NoHam 4s 1956 guJ&D
N J June 1st 4a gu 1986
F&A
New Lon Nor 1st 4s 1940
J&J
Non-cum inc 5s '35 ser A. .A&O
93"
98
jg
New Orleans Texas & Mexico—
Mo-Ill RR 6s 1959
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
113
2M
2M
101M
gold 4s 1951
New Orl Term 1st 4s
Mississippi Cent g 5s 1049—J&J
Missouri III Br & Bett 1st 4s 1951
Gen
gold 4s 2003
M&N
gold 4>4s 2003—M&N
gold 5s 2003
M&N
4H
94
100
99
102 M
.A&O
cons
Extended at 5% 1940
MStP&SS M & CentTermRy—
1st Oh Ter s f 4s '41op l6-M&N
10254
SA*
90
86
Constr*n4Ms 1955 ser B.M&N
Nashville Chattanooga & St L—
92
1st M 4s 1978 ser A
F&A
Eqfcr4M«1935-'37 fvearv A&O 6 3.50
_
9l"
J&D /
Adj M 5s Jan 1967 ser A—A&O
Mo Kan & Tex (old company)—
70
50-year 1st 5s 1983....—-J&
Income deb 5s 2032......J&J /
M11&state Line lst3Msl941.J&J
Prior lien 4Ms
80
108
New Orl & Nor East 6s 1915,
Northern
Prior lien 4s 1962 ser
51
87
New Mexico Ry & Coal Co—
1st coll tr g 5s Oct 1 1947..A&O
70
72
1st ref 5>4s 1978 ser B
25-year 5Ms 1949
55-'38 s-a
Eq tr 4s '31
99
New Orleans Great Northern—
70
105>4
95
52
45
40
Valley—5s 1943—A&O
111
106
101
111
96
107 M
10354
102 >4
9454
94
Lehigh & Mew England—
1st M gold 5s 1945
J&J
Gen mtge gold 5s 1954
J&J
5s series B 1954
.....J&J
Eq tr 4>4s 1935- 42 (yr)—A&O
Lehigh Valley Harbor Term Ry—
1st mtge 5s 1954
F&A
69 H
106
53
~
!01M
1st 5s 1963—F&A
Morgantown & Kingwood—
1st mtge 5s 1935
J&J
Morris & Essex 3 Ms 2000
J&D
Oonstr*n 5s 1955 ser A
M&N
1st
75
50
1st
120
J&J
J&J
National Transc Branch Lines Co
1st Msf 4 >*s 1955
A&O
74
76
77
A&O
—
A&O
Gen mtge 4s 1977
A&O
6% g notes '15 ext to'33--J&D
6% gnotes£ *15 ext to *33-J&D
Nat RR of Mex p 1 g 4Mb '26 J&J
Midi RR 4% franc bonds
(Foreign series) I960
&
72
112
A&O
60
35
25
Con ext 4 >4s 1939
•Cons 6s 1913 ext at 4M% to
1934 (1884)
J&D
MU Sparta & NW 1st 4s 1947M&S
11
76M
1st guar g 5s 1937........F&A
National Rys of Mexico—
Prior lien g 4Mb s f 1957—J&J
Mlddletown & Unlonville—
1st 5s 1943
M&N
Income 4s 1943
M&N
Midland
50
Nashville Florence-& Sheffield—
Minn St P & Sault Ste Marie—
—
k
82%
1st g 3 Ms J L & Sag 1951-M&S
1st gold 3 Ms 1952
M&N
6s
50
50
.
79
1st mtge M Air L 4s 1940—J&J
1st g 4s Jol & N Ind_1957J&Jl0
•1st ext 4 He 1939
10054
107
1st g gu 5s Nov 1 1959—M&N
110
Meridian Term 4s '55 guar.M&N
75
Mexican International—
1st con gold 4s 1977
M&S
Aast (cash warr & coup)
/
2H
Michigan Central—
Ref & lmpt 4H* 1979 s«r C_ J&J
90
1st 5s Kal &S H 1939
99
M&N
Milwaukee
107
95
1.50%
3.75
3.75
Adj M Apr 1 '53 ser A—
102M
50%
2 50%
80
M&N
1st
5
8ecured 5s 1938
M&S f
Eq 4He '36-'41 O (yr)._J&J15
Eq tr 5s 1936 *38 (s-a)
M&S
Eq tr 5s 1936-'39 (year)...J&J
Montgom Dlv g 5s 1947—F&A /
Montour RR
2
108
Maryland & Pa 1st g 4s '51.M&S
Memphis Union Station Co—
J
45
M&8
M&S /
Second 5s 1957
J&D
J&D
J&D
1940
Ohio, gen 4s 1938
Ref & lmpt 4 He 1977
Montana, Wyoming & Southern—
1st mtge g 5s 1939
M&S
Montgomery & Erie 1st 5sl956—
98
Sinking fund g 7s 1937 -M&N
Manitowoc Green Bay & Western
1st gtd 3>4* 1941
..J&J
N
Mob &
Gen 6s 1955
Mont Cent 1st g 6s 1937
1st guar gold 5s 1937
Manila RR Sou Lines 4s'39.M&N
4s 1939 ext to 1959
of
80M
Small
1st guar g 4s 1991——...M&S
Consol gold 3He 2002
M&S
4s '52 gu J&D
gu
f
.........
Monon Coal—See Chic Ind & Lou
Equipment trust 5s
Equipment trust 5>4s
Midland
4.00
1st g 4s 1960 opt 1930
Kansas Oklahoma & Gulf—
1st M 5s 1978
k
at
Mohawk & Malone—
Macon Dublin & Savannah—
1st 5s 1947
J&J
Macon Terminal 5s 1965
J&J
ext at 5% to
-
M&S
72 M
73
71>4
Kal & Sou Haven—See Mich Cent
Kalamazoo & White Pigeon RR
1st gold 5s 1940
J&J
Assented
6.50
109
J&D
K O Mem & Bir 4s 1934—..M&S
Income 5s Mar 1934
Sept 1
24 >4
106 >4
Joplin Union Depot Co—
1st g 4J4s 1940 guar opt.M&N
Kalamazoo Allegheny &
Grand Rapids gtd 5s *38--J&J
Kanawha Br & Ter 5a 1948.. A&O
Kana & Mich 1st 4s 1990...A&O
Kanawha & W Va 5s 1955—-J&J
Elan City Ft Scott & Memphis—
Ref g 4scl936 guar
A&O
Certificates of deposit..
25
20
J&J
ser O
27
7
25
J&J
1952
Philippine Govt
1.06
58M
15
mn
1945—M&S
Monon coll
1st & ref 6s Dec 1935
105 >4
Oen & ref fis 1965 ser A.—J&J
Gen & ref 5s 1965 ser B
J&J
Indlanap & Lou 1st 4s 1956—J&J
53
103 M
(year) M&S
Maine Central—
1st & ref 4Ms 1935
1st & ref 5s Dec 1935
97>4
106M
108 H
3.50
3.50
2.50
106 H
103 H
112
L & N Term 1st
108
Indiana Illinois & Iowa—
1st gold 4s 1950
2.75%
2.75%
6
97
.F&A
July 1938
4%
M&N
Mob & Birm pr Hen 5s 1945—J&J
Small
Gen M g 4s 1945——
J&J
103 M
M&N
A-0
Mob & Mont 4>4s
Southern Ry joint
91
70
83
102 M
104M
103 M
to
Monongahela Sou 5s 1955
Atl K & Cln Dlv 4s 1956--M&N
Pad & Mem Dlv 1st 4s '46.F&A
S E & St L Dlv 6s 1971-M&S
2d mtge 3s 1980
..M&S
2 60%
3d 7s ext
106
103 H
Equip 6>4s 1936
Bid.
Eq 6Ms 1936 (year)
50
107
Eq tr 4V48 1935-37 (year).J&D
Equipment trust 5s
79
68
102 M
103
105 M
103
3.50
3 50
5s 1941
3.00%
3-85
3.85
3.75
3.00
1.75
45
102 M
Unified gold 4s 1940
J&J
1st & ref 5>4s 2003 ser A..A&O
1st & ref 5s 2003 ser B__.. A&O
1st & ref 4>4s 2003 ser C—A&O
3.00 %
3.85
3 85
Bonds
Mo Pac (old)—Gen 4s 1975 M&S
oo iO<N
Los Angeles Un Term 6s '41-M&N
Louisiana & Arkansas—
m
3.85
M&N
Ask.
Deb 6s Jan 15 '48 conv—J&J16
Deb 4s May 11957
M&N
Deb 4s July 1 '56 non-conv J&J
30
16 H
27
Deb 4s 1956 non-conv—M&N
Deb 4s 1947 non-conv
M&S
Deb 3 Ms March 1947
M&S
Deb 3 Ms 1954 non-conv—A&O
Deb 3 M> 1956 conv
J&J
5M
6%
15-year secured 6s 1940—A&O
1st & ref 4 M« 1967
J&D
6%
30
17 M
29
28M
30
26
30
25 M
26 M
40
46
47 H
28
28 M
29
Equip tr 4Ms Sept 15 1935 to
Mar 15 1945 (s-a)—M&S 16 6
Eqpt. tr 4M* *35-'46(yr).J&J 6
6
Equipment trust 5s
b Basis.
/This price Includes accrued Interest.
5%
Harl Rlv & Pt Ohes 4s '54 M&N
,,,-V
5.75
5.75
5.75
89 M
90M
-
k Last sale.
n
Nominal.
*
Negotiability impaired by
maturity.
5%
5%
NOTICE.—All
Bonds
Bid.
are as
Ref 1st g 4s June 1902
MAS
Gen M k 4* 1956 red
JAD
N Y Pennsylvania A Ohio—
Prior lien 4**s 1935
MAS
43**
47
32
36?4
Extend'd at 4 ** % to Marl *50
N Y Phil A Norf— 1st g 4* '39 JAJ
104 H
104
Income 4s Jan 1 1939
Stock trust ctfs 4s 1948
N Y Prov A Bos 4s 1942
100**
MAN
JAD
AAO
AAO
u
Philippine Railway—
1st p 4a 1937 s f opt gu—.
Pitts Bessemer A Lake Erie—
Cons gold 5s 1947-—-—'
Pitts Cin Chic A St Louis-
I
23**
)
I
106
do
i
100**
do
)
106
I
106
Ser
58
do
48
do
39**
97**
45
do
)
B
do
106**
4**s ser J 1!
I
114
114
114**
114**
112**
)
Gen M 5s 1970 ser A
110**
110**
104**
)
I
18**
165
'
Norfolk A Western Ry—
1st consol 4s 1996.....AAO
16
17
41
F^
2%
3
3
1927—-F<J
6% receivers" ctfli
Pittsburgh A Shawmut—
1st ■ f g 5« 1959------ --J<S
Pitts Shenango A Lake Erie—
1
if il
105**
107*1
Gen A ref 5s 1974 ser A. ..MAS
Gen A ref g 4 Ha ser A74. MAS
106}
107*
115
Dlv 1st lien A gen g 4s July 1
1944 opt Jan 1 1929
JAJ
N A W Pocahontas 4s '41. JAD
Northern Central—
113
25
118
110**
112**
106
112
45
55
If
1stgguar
il5s 1942—...
Pitts Va A Char gu 4s 1943
Pitts A West Va Ry—.
>/
53
45"
Without Apr 1 1933. Oct 11933
)
1st M 4 **s
Pitts
35
and Apr 11934
/
coupons
Stmpd as to sale of Apr 1 and
1960 ser O
Young A
,
101**
110
42
Northern Pacific—
Prior lien g 4s Jan 1997
Q-J
Gen lien g 3s Jan 2047
Q-F
Ref A Imp 4Ha 2047 ser A.JAJ
Ref A imp 6s 2047 ser B
JAJ
101
71
)
50
102**
72
110
110
)
....
105**
102**
103**
Portland RR.
See P U bonds..
1
Port Reading 1st gu 5s 1941.
95
n
_
97
Raleigh A Augusta Air Line-
J
86 " ~
88
)
95
88
91
J
102**
3/
»
f
104
102
87
84
107
116„
J /
88
Equipment trust 5s.
li7**
101**
)
T
Rensselaer
A
107**
2 75%
2.75%
1941—MA]
I
112**
Pac of Mo 1st ex g 4s 1938—FAA
99**
2d ext 5s gold 1938
JAJ
Cardelet Br 1st 4>*s 1938.AAO
Paducah A 111 1st 4 **s 1955.JAJ
91
100**
97**
Cons mtge 4**s 1940
AA )
Richmond A Mecklenburg—
I
153**
ill"
99**
87"
15-yr 6 Ha Feb 1 1936
18 ext
to
'38Q-J
-
Gen 5s 1974 series B
FAA
Gen M 4 Ha 1977 ser O
JAJ
Gen 4Ha series D 1981—JAD
PkilaNewton A N Y 3s 1942—
J1
J f
101
106**
103
100**
101**
99
4
:
29**
Rock Island Ark A Louisiana—
st guar
100
MA 3*/
4**s 1934
8
7**
34
42
35
87
,
54
,
58
Joseph A Grand Island-
ampa
J
110
101
101**
101
102
104**
104**
105**
90**
56
St Louis Iron Mt A Sou—
•/ 55
./ 45
106*|
J
St Louis-San Francisco
A Gulf Coast—
—AAO
Nortb 1st 5s *36 op.JAJ
—
10**
9**
10**
9**
7**
7**
60
39
Ry—
100*2
105**
2 75%
3.00
2 75%
S
60
3.00
275%
66**
6**
4
60
70
60
70
Gen A ref 5s 1980 ser
71**
56**
Eq tr 5s 1935-1939
MAN
Eq tr 4**s 1935-42 (yr)—_AAO
Eq tr 4**s 1936-43 (yr)—FAA
Equipment trust 4s
55
4
-
Certificates of deposit.
-
.
St
Louis
13
5**s 1950 guar
_FAA
Texas City Term 6s 1941-JAJ26
11
Texas A N O con 5s 1943
8H
70^
Southwestern—
¥
105**
55
lb"
65
J
60
38**
30**
J
J
78
42
33**
Equipment trust 5s.
73**
3.90
106
106
103
b 4.20
3.50%
3.50%
Equip tr 4**s 1935-1
J b 4.20
3.50%
8 b
74
„
3%
St Paul A
Dufuth—
»
1035*
95
99
0
100
44"
J
109
115**
109**
109**
4.20
e
4/
St Paul
109**
Minn A
11**
12
Manitoba—
105
102
106
J
J
5s ext ft July 1 '33 to July 1
Montana ext 1st 4s 1937.
100**
102
'43.
.
54**
110**
111**
Texarkana A Ft Smith—
3.00
90**
7
48
Central Ry—
1st m 6s 1947 ser A
AAO
Term RR Assn (St Louis)—
1st gold 4**s 1939
A&O
1st consol gold 5s 1944—FAA
Gen ref s f g 4s *53 op *10--JAJ
ennessee
If
/
J /
/
3/
./
105
104**
Terre Haute A Peor 5s I942-MAS
110**
115**
109
81**
1
110
109**
115**
104**
87"
5
108'
107*
ampa
109
_
AAO
Berwick RR 5s 1952
1st g 5s 1953
104**
J
—.
101**
unbury Hazleton A W-B—
2d mtge Inc 6s 1938 coup-MAN
usquehanna Bloomsburg A
83
9
St
89
70
32**
J
Rutland conlt*s 1941
JA J
St Clair Mad A St Louis Belt—
86**
38
46
45
4.25
4.25
'38-M&S
partanburg Un Col 4s '95- -JAJ
pok Internat 1st g 5s 1955-JAJ
taten Isl Ry 4**s 1943----JAD
tephenville Nor A Sou Texas—
1st mtge guar g 5s 1940—JAJ
f
66
J
104**
104**
Mobile A O coll tr 4s
<
72"
Rock island-Frisco Term Ry—
J
103
1
1
Jff 70**
102
'
2d 5s 1918 ext to 1938
Q-J
Phila A Bait Cent 4s 1951— MAN
Phila Bait A Wash 4s 1943 -MAN
)
106
Deb 4 Ha 1970
AAO
Eq tr 5s 1936-38 (yr)
MAS
Gen equip 5s 1935-39 (yr) AAO
Eqtr4**s 1935-39 (yr)-.AAO
Peor A East cons 4s 1940.-AAO
2d cons inc 4s 1990---Apr
Peoria A Pekin Union Ry—
1st g 5Ha 1974 series A
FAA
Peoria Ry Ter 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 4Ha 1980 ser O
MAS
6
Equipment trust 4**s
Perklomen 1st 5s
63
102**
101**
101**
98**
MAN
—
106
75
93
102**
FAA
40-yr 5s 1964
104**
90
.
,
105
J
60
'
88
Railway—
Eqtr 4 **8 Oct' 35-*39 (s-a)A&0 b 4.25
E Tenn reorg lien 5s 1938 MAS
100
1st Mem Div g 5s 1996
JAJ
St Louis Div 1st g 4s 1951 _JAJ
,
74
L A N So joint g 4s—See LAN
....
32
)
Pennsylvania Company—
Gu tr ctfs g 4s 1952
MAN
Gu tr ctfs g 3^s 1937
MAS
Gu tr ctfs g 3Ha 1941
FAA
Gu tr ctfs g 3Ha 1942
JAD
Gu tr ctfs g 3**s 1944
JAD
Sec g 4**s 1963
MAN
PaANYCanal con 5s 1939—AAO
Cons mtge 4 His 1939
AAO
Cons mtge 4s 1939
AAO
Pent! Ohio A Detroit RR—
1st A ref 4 Ha 1977 ser A
AAO
1st A ref 414* series B 1981
Pennsylvania KR—
Con M 4s gold 1943
MAM
do
4s gold 1948
MAN
do
4s gold 1948 sterling
stamped dollar....MAN
do
4**sgl960
FaA
Gen g 4Ha 1965
JAD
Gen g 5s Dec 1 1968JAD
Gen m 4**s 1981 ser D —AAO
Gen mtge4**s ser E 1984..JAJ
107**
49
107
)
6% fTanc bonds (foreign series)
red to 1956
JAD
Paullsta Ry 1st 7s *42ser A MAS15
94
,
lBt consol gold 5s 1994
.JAJ
Develop A gen M g 4s *56-AAO
Develop A gen 6s 1956—AAO
Develop A gen 6 **« 1956-AAO
Equipment trust 5**a
--— ?
Eq tr 5s 1936-39 (s-a)
MAS b
....
Rich Frederlcksb A Potomac—
105*2
Paris-Orleans extl 5 Ha 1968 MAS
3.50
3.50
3.50
2.00
authern
Richmond-Washington Co—
Pac Fruit Express—See Sou Pac—
1.50
3.50
3.50
3.50
MAN
-JAJ
Stamped (Fed tax) 1955 JAJ
Saratoga—
6% g bds May 1
16**
56
6
b
b
6
b
1st con g 5s gu 1937
1st ref g 4s 1955 op 1910
104
109
14**
Il|
56*2
b
authern Pacific KR Oal—
107**
3
Pacific Coast Co—See Mlsc Bonds
Pacific Coast Terminals Ltdlst M s f 64s 1948
FAA /
107 J*
-
Lines)
MAJ
Eq 5s *36-'39 O (yr)
MAS b
Eq 5s '35-'41 D (yr)
AAO b
authern Pacific (Golden Gate
Ferries) 1st 5**s 1949
AAO
97
106**
J
106**
I b 3.25
b 3.25
90
116**
100
Reading Company-
107**
101
JAJ
Oregon-Wash RR A Nay—
1st A ref g gu 4s *61 opt..JAJ
40-year 4**s 1968
-MAS
50-year 4**s 1981
MAN
4**s 1969 with war
MAN
Equip 7s 1935 (yr)
-JAD
Equip 5s 1935-1939 (yr)-MAN
Equip tr 5s 1935-38 (yr)—J&D
Eq tr 4**s 1935-40 (yr)—JAD
Eq tr 4**s *35-'41 (yr)
JAD
Pacific Fruit Express equip 7s
June 1 1935 (yr)
JAD
60
60**
Aug 1 '49 JAD
1st
4**s
(Oregon
Series A 1977
93"
107**
Pacific Co—
Coll t? 4s (C P)
72
23
55
98
105**
Ohio Klv RR—1st g 5s 1936.JAD
Gen gold 5s 1937
AAO
Old Colony RR 4s 1938
JAJ
1st M 5 Ha 1944
FAA
1st M 5s 1945 series B
JAD
1st m 4Hs 1950 series O...JAJ
Ore RR A Nay cons 4s 1946. JAD
Ore Short Line 1st 5s 1946..JAJ
authera
35"
1st 4s
72
25
1951
——MAN
1st g 4s 1951—FAA
Pacific Branch L 1st 6s '37 A AO
1st M g 4s
94 J*
' 88**
90**
1947—AA< )
RR Securities—See RR Stocks.
Wore
110
auth Indiana
108
93
105
3
35
45
22
103
—FAA
1963—AAO
a
1
36
1st guar g 4s 1948
JA„
Ohio «)o unerring 4s 1943
MAS
Ohiolnd A Western 5s 1938
1st cons guar 5s 1946
95
104
106
)
'
Pac Coast 1st g 4s 1937—JAJ
authern 111 A Mo Bridge Co—
Portsmouth Great Falls A
Prov A
1st mtge 4**s 1947
MAS
Ogdensburg A Lake Ohamplain—
93**
102
J
31
77**
a
92
1
96**
Northwestern Terminal RR—
1st M 5s 1977
An .-Apr /
1JAJ
1st M 4s July 2 1950
mth Bound RR 1st 5s 1941 AAO
Con guar g 5s 1936
78
r
Norwich A Worcester—
107
f mth A North Alabama—
i
83**
North Penna ext'd 4s 1936-.MAN
Gen g 3 3-10* 1953
JAD
2**
Lewisb'g—
58
5
....
L
IV*
89
83**
3%
2**
6s gold July
Gen cons gu g 6s
'Port Arthur Canal A Dock—•
I
1st 6s 1953 series A
1
Ref A imp 5s 2047 ser O...JAJ
Ref A Imp 5s 2047 ser D.. .JAJ
3.50
Eq tr 4 V*s 1936*40 (yr)MAS15 b
No Ry of Oal 5s g gu 1938—AAO
107**
88**
K
/
45
Ashtabulai
Oct 11933 A Apr 1 *34 cpns.. /
9
.FAA
50
52
65
30
„
1 1925'ext at
5% to July 1 1945
-JAJ
brev Bdg A Ter 5s *55 gu—FAA
59
)
110
4
30
30
30
Ry—
tiamokln Sunbury A
2d
Northern Ohio Ry 1st guar 5s—
April 11933 A sub coups 1945.. / 42**
Florida
1st gu 6s 1935 ser B
Certificates of deposit
105
r
5
4
1st gu 6s 1935 series A...FAA
Certificates of deposit-——-
Coal—
Plttsb Term RR A
2**
iH
Eq tr 4**s Jan15*36-40(s-a) JAD
Atlanta-Birmingham Dlv—
1st g 4s May 1 1933
MAS */
eab-All
>
U
-AAO
-
—- — -
6% secured notes 1931—FAA
Equip tr 6s (s-a) 1936-37-FAA
Eq tr 5**s '35-'36(s-a)
AAO
Eq tr 5s 1936-1940 (s-a)—JAJ
40
r
112**
..
_
)/
110
112
MA8
MAN
deposit
...
1st A cons 6s 1945 ser A—MAS
Certificates of deposit—_—
105**
If
1950--AAO
Certificates of
Northern—
1st gold 5s 1949—
Gold 4s Feb 1 1952---—1Ti
112
102
Ctfs of dep stamped
Adj mtge 6s Oct 1 1949--FAA
Ref gold 4s 1959 opt
AAO
112
) b 2.50
Pitts Shawmut A
1st A ref g 5s *61 opt '15-FAA •/13
12
Certificates of deposit
Norf A South 1st 6s 1941.MAN */ 38
1st gen g 5s 1954 opt
JAJ 1 15#
Norfolk Ter 1st gu 4s 1961..MAN
103**
Stamped
Pitts A Lake Erie
104**
„
AAO
Bab Air Line 1st g 4s 1950.AAO
Certificates of deposit-——
108"
1
Val—
1st g 5s 1942
cioto Val A N E 1st 4s 1989
.Ill
mi
L
74**
JAJ
anta Fe Prescott A Phoenix—
....
I 1963-.
Ser
Antonio A Aransas Pass—
1st g 5s Oct 1 1940
an Fran Term 1st 4s
ii5**
115
JAJ
1st A ref 5s 1972
1st guar g 4s 1943
an Fran A San Joaquin
I
42
18**
S
110
do
do
76**
161
23 H
Bid.
Bonds
an
J
109**
110**
110**
40
Gen mtge 5s g.,1940
...FAA
Term 1st g 5s 1943
MAN
N Y Westchester A Bos Ry—
1st M g 4**s 1946 guar
JAJ
Nerd Ry s f 6**s I960
AAO
Norfolk A Oar 5s 1939
AAO
Norfolk Southern—
Ask.
do
105**
105**
101**
98**
74
N Y Susq A Western—
1st refunding 5s 1937.——JAJ
2d mtge 4**s 1937
FAA
Bid.
Bonds
Ask.
New York Ontario A Western—
N Y A Put 1st 4s g 1993
Interest" except where marked **f" and income and defaulted bond*.
near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
bond price* are "antf
Quotations for all securities
m
75
RAILROAD BONDS
April, 1935]
1st
m
JAJ
Texas A Pac 1st 5s 2000..—JAD
2nd inc g 5s Dec 2000
Mar '
Gen A ref 5s 1977 ser B_—AAO
Gen A ref 5s 1979 ser O..AAO
D...JAD
Tex Fao-Mo Pac Term RR—
1st M g 5**s 1964
MAS
85
70
83**
F
78
78
4.00
4.00
4.00
4.00
93**
Toledo Canada Southern A Det—
1st 4s 1956
JAJ
Toi & Ohio Cent 1st 5s 1935-JAJ
West Div 1st 5s g 1935—AAO
Gen gold 5s 1935
J&D
>ledo Peoria A Western RR—
lstm. 6s 1952
JAJ
Toledo St Louis A Western—
1st gold 4s Apr 1 1950
AAO
Tol Term 1st 4**s '57 gu-—MAN
100**
101
101
100**
94**
80
104**
b Basis.
/This price Includes accrued interest,
k Last sale,
n
Nominal.
Tol Walhouding Valley A Ohio—
1st g gu 4s 1942 ser O
MAS
Toronto Hamilton A Buffalo—
105**
1st gold 4s June 1 1946—JAD
Consol m 4**s 1966 ser A—FAA
Phila A Reading RR—See "Readi ngOo.'
102**
S*
* Negotiability impaired by maturity.
76
RAILROAD 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.
Bid.
Bonds and Stocks.
Union Pacific—
Ask.
latry & land gr 4o g 1947—J&J
1st & ret 4s June 2008
M&S
1st Ac ret 6s June 2 2008.-MAS
40-year 45*s 1907
—J&J
40-year 4s 1908
J&D
b
Bq tr 4 %• *36-'38 (yr)
M&N
Eq45*s8ept 15*35 '39-M&S16
109%
100%
110%
Augusta & Savannah (guar).. 100
Bait & Cumberland 7% gu
50
1.00
120
Baltimore
4%
&
Ohio com.
non-cum
pref
F&A
1045*
1045*
103
M&N
M&S 1
M&S /
Gen 6s May 1 1941. .
M&N
Virginia Mid gen 6s 1936 ..M&N
„
43
5
111
1055*
Oaro Olinchfleld & O com
Certificates of deposit
-
M
)
&
70"
135*
6.50%
6.50%
6.50%
56""
b
Penna 6s 1937
48
J&J
6c
12%
81
45
48
90
%
2%
4
2%
45^
4%
1%
1%
1%
170
101
1%
1
7% preferred-.
0% preferred
100
-.100
Olnc New Orl & Texas Pacific. 100
Preferred
100
1%
185
103
70%
72
4% 1st non-cum
4% 2d
86
90%
92
50
Cripple Creek Central
4.25
3.50%
4.25
3.60%
106%
100
28
27%
Si
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR—
„
2%
100
100
Preferred
Dayton & Mich com (guar)
50
Preferred (guar O H & D)— 50
Delaware & Bound Br (guar) .100
Delaware & Hudson Co
100
Delaware Lack & Western— 50
Delaware
25
Denv & Rio Gr West 6% pref 100
Denver & Salt Lake
(t)
Detroit Hills & S W (guar)—100
Detroit & Mackinac Ry
100
10%
5|
Duluth South Snore & Atl_—.100
6% non-cum preferred
100
Bast Penna (g'tar P&B)
50
Blmira & W'msDort (guar)
50
Preferred (guar Nor Cent). 50
1st g gu 4 5*s 1941 opt
Wilkes-Barre & Eastern
M&N
4
1st guar g 5s 1942—
J&D
Willamette Vai Southern Ry—
_6s 1939
F&A
Willmar & Sioux Falls—
Dividend obligations——.100
6%
guaranteed
7% guaranteed
2%
385*
16
17
104
F&A
85
1C454
mmmm
Wilmington & Welden RR—
1st
tien
gen
gold
5s
1935
J&J
mtge g 4s 1935
J&J
H
H
00 00
*
m-mm
Winnipeg Term.
See Can North
W Instuii-Saiem Southbound—
1st gold guar 4s 1960
-J&J
1045*
Wis Cent Ry—1st M ar 4s *49 J&J /
8
Certificates of deposit
/
8
1st & ref 4« 1959—
A&O / 16
Sup & Dul Dlv 4s 1936 -M&N
Certificates of deposit
■
t g
5s 1936--J&J
BAD-ROAD STOCKS.
"85*
95*
19
45*
-60
-50
100
—
100
Alabama & Vlcksburg. gu
100
Albany & Suequehanna (.guar) 100
Alleghany Corp
..........
5%% pref(with$30 warr)
5% % pref (without warr).. 100
6 H % pref (with $40 warr).. 100
M
b Basis.
iti
135*
Par
Preferred
Alabama Tenn & Nor com
25
50
30
55
18 ,v
3
100
80
Lehigh Valley..
190
50
...
Preferred
%
ly<
3
3%
Little Miami original guar—
k Last
sale.
* Negotiability impaired by maturity.
n
160
1015*
138
94
103*
35
95
65
58
68
55
73
18
ioi*
1%
8%
14%
19
135
250
32
30%
70
150"
172
52
6
4%
295*
30
30
55"
55
125
160
11
13?*
68
1%
6*
12
105
4-2% non-cum preferred... 100
Sharon
50
Southern Pacific Co
Southern Ry common
-
100
ion
5% non-cum preferred.....100
48
135*
8%
10%
68
25
98
8
45
105
Nominal.
35*
45*
13
175
75
113
5
75*
79
65*
lOi""
405*
27
68
6c
Ohio stk tr ctfs
Union Pacific—Common
41
105
45*
65*
76
65*
100
vLob
Troy & Gr'bush (gu N Y C)_. 50
Tunnel RR of St Louis———100
17
12%
1335*
.
Seaboard Air Line common——t
55*
105*
25*
25*
50
50
Spec guar betterment stk— 50
LitSchuylNavRR&Ooal(gu) 50
Louis & Mo Rlv pref (guar)..100
5% non-cum preferred
100
Saratoga & scnenectady (gu).lOO
50
40
luternat Rys (Cent Am) com. (t)
Com vot trust ctfs——
(+s
Kansas City Southern-
100
Texas & Pacific
10
13
100
&
St Louis Southwestern
105*
35*
75*
Non-cumul 6% pref ser A--100
Leased lines (guar)
100
Stk tr ctfk—See RR Secure Co
100
100
preferred--
100
6% non-cum preferred..... 100
Tennessee Central
8
Illinois Central
Rocn & Genesee Vai RR—-.100
Rome & Clint- («ru D Ac H)__100
10
21
5% non-cum preferred—..100
,
35*
0%
25*
Southwestern of Ga (guar)...100
175
95*
105*
100
4% non-cum preferred—100
Lackawanna KH of N J—.--100
•
\
18
69"
63
170
6
/This price includes accrued interest,
dollars per SlOil face amount.
50
Ohlc (guar O & A)
100
Kal Allegan & Gr Rap (gu)
100
K O St L & Ohlc—Pref (gu)—100
1H
2
62 %
18
3
Toilet
77
180
8
72
100
6% preferred
Hudson & Manhattan.—
5% preferred
Ala Great Southern com
Preferred
—
Wayne & Jack pref (guar) .100
Georgia RR & Bank Co (gu) —100
Great Northern Ry—
Iron Ore prop trust ctfs
ft)
6% non-cum preferred
100
Green Bay & Western
100
Gulf Mobile & North com
100
10
9,-
65*
-100
Rutland 7% preferred——100
St lxmis Bridge 1st pref..—100
2nd
85*
Hartford & Conn Western..—100
-
Yosemlte Vai
67
Ft
Wilmington & Newborn—
1st gold 4» 1947
4% non-cum 1st preferred..100
4% non-cum 2d preferred—100
60
100
St Louts-San Francisco Ry
5*
73
63
73
50
69
8
Brie & Kalamazoo (guar)
Erie & Pitts (guar Pa RR)
45*
15
69
—
365*
J&D
1st guar g 5s 1938
0
Brie—Common...—.......100
101
--
12
46
%
White & Black River Valley—
1st 5s 1980
J&J /
Wichita Union Terminal By—
7% conv pref (guar Pa RR). 100
Pittsburgh en Lake Brie—..
60
Pittsb & West Virginia
—.100
Pittsb Youngs town & Ashtabula—
245*
5*
105
"25*
—100
50
14% 111 Cent stk ctf 1952—1000
Reading Company
50
4% non-cum 1st pref——50
4% non-cum 2d pref
—60
Rensselaer 6c Saratoga (guar) .100
45
100%
5% non-cum pref.
60
97
Railroad Securities Co—
140
Ref gold 5« series B 1966.M&S
F&A
...
Rich Fred & Potom—-Com...100
106
103 %
Wheeling Term 4s 1940
Pennsylvania RR—
Pennroad Corp v t c
—
1
Peoria & Bureau Vai (guar)—100
Peoria & Eastern
100
3%
185
24%
11%
20
7
7% non-cum preferred..—.100
Prov & Worcester (guar)..—100
105
95""
1st consol gold 4s 1949-—M&S
Ref M 4 Hs series A 1960-M&S
100%
104%
Paterson & Hudson River
6%
6
40
92
44
100
50
Preferred
6
33
Cuba RR 6% non-cum pref—100
Passaic & Del Ext
Pitts Cln Ohlc & St Louis—.100
Pitts Ft W & Ohlc com (gu> -.100
90
101
North Pennsylv (gu P & R)— 50
Ogden Mine RR (gu On N J). 100
Old Colony (gu NYNH&H) —100
Oswego 6c Syrac (gu D L & W) 50
Pittsburgh Bess & Lake Erie— 50
W&
Connecticut & Passumpsic—
Preferred
100
Oonsol RRs of Cuba 6% pref.100
87
140
13
9%
North'n N H (guar B & M)—100
Northern Pacific Ry
—100
North RR of N J (guar Brie). 100
Northern Securities Co stubs
Phila Germ & Norrls (guar).. 60
Phlla & Trenton (gu Pa RR) lftft
Piedmont & Northern.......100
75
82
U,z
Adjust 4% non-cum pref—.100
No Carolina (guar So RR). .100
North Pennsylvania 8 % gu
50
Northern Cent (guar Pa RR). 60
5% preferred ...
.....100
5% prior preferre———.100
70
79
43%
preferred—100
preferred—100
non-cum
Columbus & Xema (guar)....
I
45 "
125
100
100
---100
Pere Marquette Ry com.....100
55
5% non-cum preferred—...100
Oleve & Pitts (guar Pa RR)
50
Betterm't stk (guar Pa RR) 50
Colorado & Southern
100
.....100
T
Pacific—
......(t>
...
Y Lack & West (guar)....100
N Y New Haven & Hartf
100
7% conv preferred
N Y Ontario & Western
2*
100
4
114%
<«u>
N
40
6lS
H
115*
115*
1145*
com
Norfolk Southern
Norfolk & Western Ry.
38%
135*
50
Harlem
55
36
38
—
108%
102%
74%
Assented 5s 1940......
7.00*
Equipment trust 5s
Eqtr 55*s 1935- 38 (yr)—J&D b 7.00
Western Pocohontas 4>$s 1945..
100
„
12 H
88
36
100
Clearfield & Mahoning (guar)..50
OleveCinc Chicago & St. L
100
88
50
10% non-cum preferred....-50
N Y &
55
38
55"
50
35
...100
6% non-cum preferred......50
Otn anion Term 6% pref
100
100%
Morris & Essex (guar)
52
Cincinnati Sandusky & Cleveland
104 %
l;
lj
Nasbv Chatt & St Louis
100
Nastav & Decatur (gu L & N)- 25
National Rys of Mexico—
100
100
5% non-cum preferred.
100
Chicago & North Western
100
7% non-cum preferred-.—.100
94%
6j
28
485*
105*
1%
~3
100
com
5% oonv preferred
...100
Mobile & Birmingham—
4% non-cum preferred—..100
Montgomery & Erie
10
Mobile & Ohio—»ee Southern Ry
6% preferred series A——.100
Chic R 1 & Pacific common—100
18%
Pacific
%
%
100
7% preferred series A
Missouri
120
31
4%-100
com
Common
135*
Mo-Kan-Tex RR com—......t
121
Chic Ind & Loulsv common...100
Chic Milw St P
100
100
4%t eased line ctfs
Mississippi Central
8
0%
4% non-cum preferred—...100
91%
100%
104%
Gen mtge gold 4s 1943
A&O
Western Pacific RR Corp—
1st M 5s 1946 series A
M&S
0%
1
7
-
Ohlc & Bast Illinois common. 100
6% preferred
Chicago Great West
4% preferred...
14
1
0
60
1st 4% non-cum pref
100
2d 5% non-cum preferred—100
New London Northern
100
New Orl Texas & Mexico
100
New York Central RR
(t)
100
N Y Chic & St Louis com
OatawisaaRR—1st pref (guar). 50
2d pref (guar P & R)
50
Cayuga & Suaq (gu D L & W). 30
Central of New Jersey
100
Chesapeake Corp
(t)
Chesapeake & Ohio common
25
Chicago Burl & Quincy
100
82
98
b
Equipment trust 45*s
_Equipment trust 5s.....
West
62%
A—J&J
ser
12%
3%
~0%
16%
50
25
Common stamped 5%.
11"
-
1977
2%
2%
11
Warren 1st refg 3 %» 2000
F&A
Wash Cent 4s Mar 1948... nMar
Washington Co By 1st g guar
8Hs Jan 1954 op 1924
J&J
Wash Term Co—3 5*« 1945- F&A
1st gold 4s 1945 guar..
F&A
Washington & Vandemere—
1st 4Hs 1947
F&A
West Jersey & Sea Shore—
Oonsol gold 4s 1936
J&J
Cons 3 Hs g series B 1936—J&J
West Shore 1st 4s 2301
J&J
Registered
J&J k
West Virginia & Pittsburgh-—
1st gs r 4s 1990
A&O
West Fruit Exp—See Gt Not—
Western Maryland 4s1952..A&O
-g-
100
26
105
4%
4%
Preferred stamped
Bost & Prov (guar Old Ool)
Camden & Burl Co (guar).
110%
....... -
3
0
4
JX
700
7% non-cum preferred.—..100
39
113
88%
100
50
100
1st preferred B stamped..
1st preferred O stamped
1st preferred D stamped
1st preferred E stamped..
Canada Southern
Canadian Pacific
Bq tr 45£s 1935-1940(yr)—J&J
b 3.00
Bq tr 6s 1935-1938 (yr).. -M&N
89
Wabash RR—1st g 5s 1939-M&N
2d gold 6s 1939
F&A
Deb mtge 6s series B 1939-J&J r ::::
61 %
1st lien term gold 4s 1954-J&J
12*
Bef & gen 55*s 1976 A—M&S
Certificates of deposit
7.60
Equipment trust 5 J4s.
7.60
Equiptment trust 5s.....
7.50
Bq tr 4 He 1935-42 (yr)—A&O
99%
Det & Onic ext 1st g 6s '41.J&J
48
Des M Div 1st g 4s 1939—J&J
79%
Toledo & Chic 4s g 1941— M&S
40
Omaha DIt 1st 35*s g *41-A&O
Wabash By—
11%
Bef & gen 6s 1976 ser B—F&A
11
Certificates of deposit...
Bef & xen 4Hs 1978 ser C.A&O
n*
Certificates of deposit—
Bef & gen 6s 1980 ser D
115*
A&O
1st & ref 6**s
102 %
74%
3.00
3%
61"
-100
Preferred
110%
87"
32
50
50
100
MinehlU & Schuyl Hav (gu).. 50
Minneapolis & St Louis
100
Minneapolis St P & 8 8 M—100
31
.70
Bid.
100
....
Michigan Central
Midland Valley com
8%
11%
—50
1st preferred A stamped
98%
b
27
1st preferred E unstamped-100
Prior pref
100
42
2
102%
.....100
50
1st preferred B unstamped .100
1st preferred O unstamped-100
1st preferred D unstamped .100
100
92
Prlien 6s *16 ext5% *40—M&N
io>l
i fl»
Boston & Alb (guar NYC) - 100
Boston & Maine com
......100
1st preferred A unstamped. 100
Vlcksburg Bdge & Term Co—
20%
Par.
Preferred
72
Y C)
Central
36
22
20%
Belgian Nat Rys Co
American shares partlc pref—
Bellefonte
1st guaranteed 45**—
July 1914 coupon
J&J1934 */ 1%
July 1914 coupon off—.J&J 2 1*
Cash war & scipt rcpt No .5 on *12%
100
Vermont Vail 1st 4 £fs 1940--A&O
& Pacific—
18
60
-
176
30
100
com
80
171
100
—
7% preferred
Vera Crux & Pacific RR—
m
Stocks.
40
Bangor Aroostook
Va & Southwest 5s 2003-J&J
1st cons g 5s 1968
A&O
Virginian Railway—
1st M gold 6s 1962 opt...M&N
let in 45*a 1962 ser B—M&N
Mahoning Coal RR
Pref (guar L 8 & M 8)
Maine Central
3.00
Beech Creek (guar N
f 7s 1948
37%
685*
b
108%
s
37%
00%
b
1065*
Debenture
Louisville & Nashville
Atlantic Coast L Co of Conn..50
vtlantlc Coast L RR com
100
General gold 4s 1944
M&S
Gen 1st g 35*s Mar 1 '61-M&8
Vandalla RR—
1st Msf 6s 1958
87
3.00
3.00
1005*
1st g 6s 1942 opt 1922
*&U
United N J RR & Canal Co—
Vlcksburg Shreveport
Ask.
82
J5
Bq tr 7s 1936 (yr)
Union BB 6s
1946
Onion Terminal Co (Dallas)—
Ceng 4s 1955 series A
Series B 1967-
Bid.
Par.
Atlanta Blrm 6c Coast pref
10U
Atlan & Char Air L (guar)....100
Atlanta & West Point
100
102
M&S
J&D b
Bq tr 5s 1935-'37 (yr)
Stocks.
Allegheny & West (6% guar)-100
Atchinson Topeka & Santa FelOt)
5% non-cum pref-....
100
'
485*
47
if)
.
100
100
4% non-cum preferred..—100
195*
67
13$
84
8054
United N J RR & Canal (gu)-100
Utica Chen & Suaq Vai (gu).lOO
Utica Clinton & Blnghamton.100
245
VaUey RR (N Y) (guar)
100
Vermont & Mats (guar)
100
Vicksb Shrevep & Pac com—100
5% non-cum preferred
100
Virginian Railway oom
100
Wabash Railway
———.100
5% non-cum pref A———100
6% non-cum conv pref B—100
Warren N J (guar DLft Wt
50
West Jersey & Seashore (guar) 50
Western Maryland Ry corn—10V
1st preferred.
100
4% non-cum 2d pref
100
Western Pacific BR Corp....100
6% non-cum preferred—
100
Wheeling & Lake Brie Ry
100
6% non-cum preferred
100
95
85
22
120
49
85
55
1
15*
15*
46
60
6
45
7
00
25*
25*
50
62
65*
55
9
15*
25*
7
24
3
20
28
115
x Ex-dividend.
t No par value.
X Quotations represent
NOTICE.—All bond prices are "and
Quotations for all securities
Stocks and Bonds.
w
W—ft)
Air
investors
Inc v t c
Convertible preferred--.
Warrants
(t)
(t)
Class A———————
Class B—
—(t)
General American Investors
1
Deb
H
88H
Shares..........
if)
pref (t)
<t>
10H
Common
Deb 5s 1943--—..-.rrA&O
Amer. Oomposlt Trust Shares-.-Amer Elec Sec partic pref——1
American European 8ecur
(t)
Coll tr s f 5s 1958 ser A
JAJ
Food Shares...
Industrial Machinery Shares-
Amer Founders
Railroad Shares.—...........
Railroad Equipment Shares...
Steel Shares—.............
.........
Oorp
6% preferred
•7% preferred
Investing Oo Shares..—......
—..
common.. 1
D
......(f)
S3 preferred
•
Amerex
Tobacco Shares..—.—
Utilities Shares..——
Guardian investors com....—. 1
-.it)
86 preferred————(t)
Holding Oorp
Acner insuranstocks
—(fi
Oorp
Am erInvestors Inc
Preferred
w w«
w
5n
Atlantic Secur 4 Ha A 1953.AAO
Alias Oorp common...
(t)
83 preferred
A——(t)
Warrants.........
Bancamerica-Blair Oorp————
Bancshares, Ltd—
Participating shares .......50c
Bankers Nat Investing com A
(t)
n
Common.................
Bankers s«c Oorp of Am-..... (t)
^
f
10
2.66
Type investors cl A.— 1
27c
.10
Industry Shares
British
60c
.—....it)
7% preferred
Basic
Deb g 5s Jan 1949
...-FAA
Deb g 6s 1940 B with war.. JAJ
Insuransharev Oo. of Delaware..!
Bullock Fund
Ltd...........(1)
Canadian Investment Fund Ltd..
Capital Administration cl A—1
Class B.
(t)
83 cum pref ser A.... 10
6s series A1953
JAD
...... ......
.
without warrants..........
Investment Trust of N Y coll A..
Investors Equity—
Debenture 5s series A1947.—.
Deb 5s ser B 1948 with warr..
Cent Nat Oorp class A.........
Class B.
....
Chicago Corporation
..it)
Convertible preferred
—ft)
Commercial National Oorp
Commonwealth Securities pf..l00
....
Without warrants———
.
Accnmuiatlye seriesIIIIIIIIII
AA
(modified)-..............
^AOO (modified)-...-......
Onim A Forster
Inc com.....
10
n£% Merr!d-v—100
Oram A Forster Insursh
B....iO
Oo'mW,
\°t?
Deposited Bank Shares ser N YDeposited Insur Shs ser A
Deposited Bank Shs N Y A
...
Investors Fund of America
Loomis-Sayles Mutual Fund
Major Shares Oorp
77
1.78
1.73
1.73
1.99
199
22
111
24
104
3.43
1.93
3.42
1.93
National
Corp..
81.20 preferred—.— (t)
81c
Olass B
102
89c
19*65
99c
31H
Investors..——(f)
Remodifled
423
67
Equity Oorp common .......10c
83 conv preferred...........;
Equity Trust Shares..
Federated Capital Oorp com —(f)
Preferred—.—.
—25
Fidelity Fund, Inc..
......(f)
First Common stocks Oorp....(f)
First Insuranstock Oorp........
^
———
_
Five Year Fixed Trust shares...
Fixed Trust Shares series A ...(f)
Series B
i.(f)
t No par value.
/ Flat price,
1
1
24
2.50
A
X
IK
,
1956.
.
Trust Fund Shares.—..—.....
Twentieth Century Fixed Tr
Series B—.....——
Union Amer Invest Oorp—
A*
49
88H
...
3". 11
7.02
5.96
100
....
45
Standard shares.....—....1
United Insurance Tr Stocks F——
United N Y Bank Shares O 3.
USA British Internet class A.(t)
83 preferred
...—
m
Deb g 6s 1948
MAN
U S Elec Light A Pow tr ctf A
Trust ctfs ser B__..—
...
2.80 Oils A Industries com........—
Preferred...
Old Colony Invest Trust—
38*54
Common...
.—(f)
Debenture 4Hs Feb 1 1947.—.
Debenture 4 Hs Deo 15 1952...
Old Oolony Trust Assoc—......
Overseas Securities Oo.......(f)
Voting trust ctfs.—.......—
U S Elec Pow Oorp com w war .1
USA Foreign Securities com.(t)
$6 1st preferred.—......(t)
USA Internat Sec.———(t)
.........
mmmm
k Last sale.
5s ser A 1948-...-.—.. JAD
United Founders common
1
United Gold Equities (Can)—
...
.
15
35.79
(t)
Common..
70
......................
Oil Shares units
...
Series B—
1958.....
Northern Securities
28
Corp........(t)
6% cum pref———(f)
Warrants.
Trusteed Amer Bank Shares B...
——
...
45 H
1 Xg
Trl-Oontineatal
Olass D——
Trustee Standard OU shares A...
1955—II—I—III—IIII
•
41H
Supervised Shares. .———.
Trusteed Industry Shares ......
H Trustee N Y Bank shares.......
Trustee Stand Invest ser O. .
.,
Nationwide Sec Oo..........
Voting trust ctfs
New Jersey Bankers Securities...
N Y Bank Trust Shares...—.—.
Niagara Snare Oorp (Md)
Oonvdeb 6H* 1950——MAN
B common...—....—....5
86 cum preferred.—.......(t)
North American Bond Trust Ctfs.
North American Trust shares—
MAS15 fk 16
com.. 1
pref with warr..... f ♦>
Class BB
Class Li.....................
Class D
—
National Securities Investment.!
Preferred
.......100
National Trust Shares—
27
.................
Third National Investors..—-.1
Warrants.————
109
(t)
Super Oorp of Amer class A
Olass AA....
—...——
*4H
(f)
2.12
25
116
60
—(f)
$3 convertible preferred
100H
100H
100H
_
85.50 preferred.............!
—....—.(f)
S3 cum conv let pf
Sun Investing Oorp com.,
Investing Oorp—
Shareholdings Oorp
conv
Common B.
—.(f)
2.12
Sh^IIIIIHIIIIIi::
DebSs 1954....
Eleo
.
86
Sterling Securities common A.ft)
Massachusetts Investors Trust.. 1
Mutual Investment Trust.—....
Nat Bond A Share
B shares........
O shares.......—..........
D shares........
Dividend
H
(t)
Low-Priced Shares..—.......
Diversified Trustee Shares
Eastern Utilities
...
—
Class B——
Standard Utilities Inc
—(t)
State St Investment Oorp-.--(t)
1st pref with
m
warrants...—(f)
Utility Equities Oorp com...it)
85.50 priority stockUtility A Industrial Oorp,
Convertible preferred
-
<•«
\
I
Nominal,
x
Ex-dividend.
21*
2.10
104
5.86
3.03
%
48
483
1^
ii*
.
*
87
89
85H
5
i#
34c
59 69
1H
3*
34
J*
40
2.76
1.93
2.92
1.95
4.96
4.97
1.14
17
70*
81c
1.03
1.15
1.93
188
5.50
4.50
3
1.25
2.25
19 H
97
%
2.08
i\
76
10%
1.45
49c
67J
4lH
/
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it
85
80
95
2.50
I*
Ex-warrants.
Deb 6Hs 1939——FAA 15
Stand OH Trust Shares A—...
A*
40
13.(
Oorp com.(t)
85.50 preferred
—-IT)
Deb 5s Mar I 1937 with warr—
Olass B common
——(t)
6H% preferred-........—100
6% preferred.
.—.100
Debenture 5s 1947.
...JAD
47c Interstate Equity common.^...1
83 convertible pref "A"——(f)
Investment Co of AmCommon......
—...—10
7% preferred——— (t)
5s series A with warrants 1947..
Century Shares-Trust. ——(t)
Continental Secur Oorp com..if)
5% preferred
.....100
'eDenture os May I
lv#42
Without warrants..........
Corporate Trust shares old series.
Standard Investing
Insuranshares Certificates Inc..1
Int sec Oorp of Am com A——(t)
85H
3j
1
Standard Corporations Inc
Standard Industrials Inc—
35
12!
83 convertible preferred.....25
Southern Corp com
.......(f)
Spanish A. Gen Oorp Ltd—
Am dep rets ord reg
£1
Amer dep rets ord bearer £1
Spencer Trask Fund Inc
—(f)
Standard Amer. Trust shares..--
Inland Investors...............
lusuU Utility in t est—
*
—
Selected Management Trustee sh.
Shenandoah Oorp common.... 1
Hydro Elec Sec com——.——(t)
Incorporated Investors. . . ...-(f)
Independence Trust Shares —.(f)
Indus A Power Securities Oo—(t)
(t)
,
Allotment certificates.
Debenture 5s series A
1948
Huron Holding Corp...........
warrants
Associated Stand. OH Shs.
Atlantic A Pac Int com w
....
........
$3 preferred
-—(t)
|7 preferred ..............(t)
common....!
Preferred.................
naH
26
7.08
1.88
Representative Trust Shares ....
Republic Investors Fund........
Royalties Management A..
Seaboard Utilities Shares
...1
........
Merchandising Shares...—.—
Mining Shares—
Petroleum Shares...
6i>
ser B .........v
Amer A Oen Sec com class
A.(t)
Oommon class B——.(})
ser
53
1.16
.
Distillery A Brewery Shares...
Electrical Equipment Shares..
...
4k
■1.04
78c Second Int Sec Oorp A com—(t>
78c
Glass B common
(t)
1.02
preferred.
........
60
1.13
Debenture 5s 1948.. ....FAA
80c Second Nat InV Uorp—
1.12
Common..
1
1.15
85 conv preferred—
ft)
1.27 Securities Co of New Jersey—
98c
5 He series 2 Oct 1937—.— n
99c
5s series 3 Dec 1937......— n
1.04
6s series 4 Nov 1942—....— n
98c Securities Corp General com—(t)
70c
86 preferred-...
-(f)
66c Selected American shares.......
84c Selected American Shares Inc....
1.28 Selective Cumulative Shares
84c Selected Income Shares
Selected Industries com
-(t)
85.50 prior stock ..........(t)
Chemical Shares.............
$6.60 prior pref..—(f)
American A Oontlnental Oorp
3]
Quarterly Income Shares. ......
Building Shares..............
%
31H
Reliance Internet Oorp com A(t)
Preferred
.....—(t)
Automobile Shares......—..
Aviation Shares
...........
89c.
(})
...
87
—.—(t)
86 preferred........
(t)
Pub UtU Investing 5s 1948.AAO
Group Securities* Ino—
Agricultural Shares
Amer.OapltalOorp A .......(t)
Per
Pacific Investing Corp—
Deb 5s 1948 without warr..JAJ
Pacific Southern Invest pref—(t)
Olass A............... *Olass B————
Phoenix Sec Oorp...........
Prudential Investors
General Investors Trust..—...1
Gen'l Realty A Utlities com
1
86 pref (with warrants)
Bid.
Par.
Plymouth Fund Inc
86 preferred.....————It)
Warrants.....—...........
Gorman Credit A Invest.
Pref. allot, ctf. 25% 1st
Stocks and Bonds.
Preferred.—...............
10c
S'Febdl"1952 withouTwarr
General Investment Oorp—...-1
I.—._!<t)
FAA
Class B
83 preferred
Ask.
share.
23
1.96
Fundamental Investors Inc.....
TfUSt ShaTOS InC—
-
Amer Business
Bid.
Fourth Nat'l Investors w w___..l
13.36
1.13
6s A with warr 1949
JacJ
Allied Int Investing Oorp com.(t)
$8 convertible preferred
(t)
Amer Bankstocks Oorp
(t)
American British A Continental—
Common
t)
fe preferred
)ebg6s 1953.
Par.
share.
Aldred Invest Trust (Mass)—
Deb4Hls with comshs1967
Aldred Investment Corp (Can)Deb4H> with comshs
..1968
Alliance Investment com.... (t)
.
Stocks and Bonds.
Ask.
Par.
Per
Administered Fund com
Affiliated Fund com.,
Interest" except where marked **tn and Income and defaulted bonds.
possible for tbe closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue.
are as near as
45
1^
Utilities
Public
(Includes street
and electric railways, gas. electric power, water,
Quotations for all
Bid.
Bonds
Adriatic Electric Oo (Italy)—
Ext)a f 7s 1952
Alabama Power 1st 6s 1940 -M&8
88 **
----v----£■&O
99
f
87**
Atlantic Oity
22**
/
32
103
60
64
MAS
Am Community Pow 5**s *53 JAJ
Amer Elec Pow deb 0s *o7 MAS 15
Amer A Foreign Power Co—
Deb g 5s 2030
Amer Fuel A Pow 7s
-.
£
.MAN
Am Pow A L deb 0s 2010—MAS
**
JAD
Amer Telep A Tel eg—
Oonv g 4s '30 conv aft
Coll trust 5s 1940
Deb s f 5s 1900
2**
7X
56 X
67
IX
3
100
100
23
26 X
24
62
63**
,3l*
1025*
109**
112**
*09-MAS
JAD
JAJ
113
Deb 5**s Nov 1 1943—MAN
Oonv deb 4J*s 1939
JAJ
'•
107*£
112**
103**
FAA
36-yr deb 5a 1906
Amer Toll Bridge 1st 7a '45-AAO
2nd convertible 8s 1945-.AAO
American Utilities Oo—
27**
39
7
103**
110
112**
113**
107**
112**
103
12
Deb 0 V*s 1941
Amer Water Works A Electric—
16
15**
JAD
MAN
1st lien A ref 0s 1945
16**
Conv col tr 5s 1944—.—MAS
Deb 0s 1975 Ser A
M&«
91
Deb 5s 1976 ser B
JAD
AnaAPot R RR—SeeWashRyAEl
63
71**
Androscoggin Water Power—
1st 0s 1945
FAA
Appalachian Elec Power—
1st A ref 5s 1956
—MAN
Appalachian Power5s 1941.. JAD
7% gold bonds 1930
FAA
Deb gold 0s 2024
—JAJ
64
68
_
Ardmore St Ry—See Phlla Oo.
Arlsona Edison 1st 5s 1948—JAJ
6s a f series A 1945
AAO
Arizona Pow 6s 1947 ser A
MAN
Arkansas El A Wat 6s 1944.FAA
Ark A Mo Pow 1st 6s 1953—JAJ
.
Deb 6**s 1935
MAN
1st s f 7s 1953
JAJ
Arkansas P A L 1st 5s 1956.AAO
Arkansas Western Gas Oo—
1st 5**s 1939 with warr
JAJ
Arkansaw Water 1st 5s 1956-AAO
105
107
107
96
; 36**
105**
108
97"
37**
39
'
40
39
6
42
40**
41**
18
20
45
47 r
87**
88
57
104
60
104**
101
100**
Assoc Elect 4**s 1953
JAJ
5s Jan 11901
JAJ
Associated Gas A Elec Oo—
Oonv deb 5**s 1977——FAA
Oonv deb 4**s '48 ex-warr.MAS
Oonv deb 4**s 1949
JAJ 15
Cons ref deb 5s 1968
AAO
Oonv deb 5s 1950
—FAA
Oonv 5 **s 1938
MAN
32*1
36**
101**
32**
37**
17**
14**
155*
Mt
FAA
34
Oonv deb 5s 1973
JAD
Oonv deb 4**s 1973
..JAD
Oonv deb 4s 1973
...MAS
Income deb 4*?s 1978
FAA
Income deb 4s 1978
AAO
Income deb 35*s 1978
MAN
32
28
30
3>*s 1978—.MAS
13
Oorp participating 8s '40.MAS
15
27
17"
13**
15**
14**
W*
64
66
Utilities Oorp—
1st Hen 5s 1947 ser A
JAJ
47**
50**
deb 6s series A 1958
36
39
MAN
Associated
MAS
Assoc Telep Utll deb 5s 1942AAO
Certificates of deposit......
Oonv deb 6s 1941
.MAS*
Certificates of deposit
Oonv deb5**s 1944 ser O.MAN
Certificates of deposit..
2-yr 6% notes 1933
AAO
Certificates of deposit
Telep A Teleg Oo—
Deb 6**s 1955 ser A
MAN Jfc
Atchison Ry, Light A Power—
103 J*
17
17**
17**
17**
17**
17**
17**
28
30
28
30
16%
165*
16**
16**
17
Associated
40
42
6s Jan 1 1959
Beaver Valley Wat 6s 1935-MAN
1st lien A ref 5s 1960
MAN
Bell Telephone of Canada—
80
62**
111**
115
116
117
116
117?*
121**
118
103
104
98
99
122**
69
f
37**
40
Gen A ref
4**s 1981
Buff A Niag Falls El
1st gold 5s 1942
101**
Buffalo
Atlanta Gas L 5s g 1947
103
Buffalo A Lockport
Buff A Niagara Falls—
Traction
-FAA
105
77**
61
43
103
104y>
8*
101**
105
103
101
102
109**
/ This price includes accrued interest,
106
Deb 5**s 1954
States Pow
67
80
106
1075*
100**
1035*
102**
105**
103**
103**
104**
83
117
102
101
„
1035*
83**
Lt
64**
'
14**
10 yr sec 6s 1938.—JAJ
Oent Vermont Public Serv Oorp—
1st A ref 5s 1959 ser A
AAO
5**8 series B
5s series
O
1950
1045*
'
1933
31
107**
103**
102**
1045*
84
r
26
...JAD
101**
Chattanooga Ry A Light—
90
1st A ref g 5s 1950 op 10..MAN
73
Ohatt Rys 1st cons 5s '56.MAN
1075*
Ohes A Pot Tel of Va 5s '43.MAN
Chester Water Service Oo—
102**
1st 4**s 1958 series A
MAS
Ohlc Aurora A Elgin RR—
3
1st A ref 0s 1951
JAJ /
Chicago Olty A Oonnec lng Ry
13
13
Oolltr
109**
s f g 5s Jan 1 1^27.AAO
Certificates of deposit...
Chicago Oity Ry 1st 5s *27.-FAA
Certificates of deposit
645*
645*
Ohlc Diet Elec Generating—
1st M 4 **s 1970
MAS
1st 0s series B 1961......MAN
101**
105**
.....
915*
92
109**
1095*
110
107
80
83
61**
60
106
5**s 1935
AAO
Ohlc Gas LAO see Peoples G LAO
Ohlc North Shore A MUw RR—
1st mtge gold 5s 1936
1st A ref 6s 1955 ser A
97**
515*
1055*
1075*
1075*
105**
111**
k
Chicago Railways Oo—
1st 5s 1927 stpd as to 25% Dt
red and pay Aug 1 1933...FAA */ 68
675*
Otfs of deposit
17**
Oons M 5s ser A Feb *27—AAO
17**
Certificates of deposit
106**
98
525*
Series
95
118**
122**
110**
JAJ
JAJ
AAO
■
64
y
103
Deb
1st Aref5**s 1956
■
26
26
MAN
B
Feb 1927
Certificates of
128
111
106**
108**
108**
107
JAD
deposit....
4-5s Feb '27 opt.JAJ
Certificates of deposit
Pur
mon
95
97
106
108
108**
108**
1015*
104
103
104**
7
65*
9**
9
A<U lnc 4s Feb 1927 opt—.May
Certificates of deposit......
3**
3**
Chicago Rapid Transit Oo—
1st A ref 0**s 1944
JAJ
Certificates of deposit...
1st A ref 6s 1953 ser A__—JAJ
Certificates of deposit..
6**
6**
6**
6**
Adjust deb 6s July 1903—JAJ
Certificate of deposit..—
Ohippewa Power 6s 1947—.JAD
Olncinnatl Gas A Electric—
1065*
1st M 4s 1968 series A
AAO
Oin Newport A Oov L A T—
1st ref 6s 1947 series A
JAJ
Oincinnati Street Rv—
lstm5**sser A 1952—...AAO
1st 6s 1955 ser B
AAO
Oities Serv deb 5s Jan '66...MAS
Deb g 5s Apr. 1958
...AAO
Deb g 5s 1903
MAN
Deb 5s 1969
MAS
Oonv deb 5s 1950..
JAD
* Negotiability impaired by maturity.
101
68**
74**
27**
MA815
Oorp—
Charleston Oons Ry Gas A Ei
Oonsol gold 5s 1999
MA8
105**
29
106**
A
104**
105**
X
1st M A 1st Hen 5**s 1953.JAJ
Central States Utilities Oorp—
107
106
82**
28
JAJ
1st 1 coll 5**s 1956 ser A—MAN
103
/
84
55
18
Central West Public Se-vlce Oo—
1035*
104**
} Internat
(
Ry
Nominal.
108**
99""
104
Cent Ry.
See Un Ry A El (Bait)
Oent States Edls 5**s A 1943AAO
Oent
65
105 j*
n
¥
§05*
88
Oonv deb 5 **s '49 with war FA A
Without warrants
FAA
Oent Public Utility lnc 5**s 1952-
Oonv deb 6s 1948
Burlington (Vtj G L 5s 1955-JAJ
Butler Water 5s 1957 A
AAO
Butte El A P 1st a f 5s 1951.JAD
k Last sale,
ulljf
54**
105**
104**
103
99**
Cent Ohio L A P 1st 5s j?j50 AAO k
Oent Pow 1st 5s, 1957, ser D JAJ k
Oent Pow A Lt 1st 5s 1950—FAA
Oent Pub Serv Oorp—
-
ft Basis.
112*1
100
795*
87**
79X
Deb 0s ser A w w 1949...AAO
Central States Elec Oorp—
106
Calgary Power 1st 5s 1960—AAO
California Electric Generating—
1st s f g 5s '48 guar
MAS
California Gas A Elec Oorp—
Unif A ref g 5s '37 op s f—MAN
99
mmmm
96**
79**
1st A gen 5s 1955 ser D
JAJ
1st A gen 4**s 1957 ser E.JAD
1st A gen 6**s 1901 ser.F_.JAD
106**
106
JAJ
JAJ k 99
L A Power—
FAA
f
See
mtmmm
98**
1st A ref 6s 1947 ser A—JAJ
Oent MainePr 5s '39 op 19 MAN
1st A gen 0s 1942 ser B—JAJ
Bklyn City A Newton RR—See
Bklyn Manh Transit Oorp.
Bklyn Olty RR 1st 5s 1941-JAJ
Brooklyn Edison Oo—
Gen m 5s ser A 1949-.-...JAJ
Gen m 5s ser E 1952
JAJ
Bklyn-Manhattan Transit Oorp
A._
A 1949—
•
Central Indiana Power Oo—
34
'
87
1st mtge 4**s 1907 ser F—JAD
1st A ref 5s 1968 ser G
MAN
1st A ref 4**s 1981 ser H.JAD k
6s series 11957
FAA
Oent Indiana Gas 5s 1957--MAS
108
ser
79
108**
106 X
52**
Central Illinois Public Service—
1st A ref 5s 1956 ser E
MAN
35"
108
f 6s 1968 ser
98**
51
First lien coll tr 5**s '4ft
JAD
1035*
Central Georgia Pow 5s '38-MAN
Central German Pow 0s '34.JAD /* 39
Cent Hud Gas A Elec Oorp—
107
1st A ref 5s Jan 1957
MAS
Oent Ills Elec A Gas Oo—
82**
1st A ref 5s 1951
FAA
108**
Oent III Light 1st A ref 5s '43AAO
35
99
98
97
Central Elec of N J 5s 1940—JAJ
Central Gas A Elec 6s 1946-MAS
30?*
305*
30
Bway A 7th AveRR—See N Y Rys
Bronx G A E 5s 1900
TAJ
Sink fund
8
98**
Oent Ark Pub Serv Oorp—
1st I A coll tr 5s 1948 ser A FAA
Oent Dlst Telep 1st 5s 43.-JAD
/
/
/
_
100**
98**
93
111
1st g 5s 1937
MAS
BeUows Falls Hydro-Elec Oorp—
1st mtge 5s 1958
AAO
MAN
JAD
4**s ext at 6% to 1944..MAS
99**
91
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
1st A ref 5s 1960 ser O
AAO
Belolt Water, Gas A Elec Oo—
Brooklyn Oity A Newton RR
t5s 1939—JAJ
Brooklyn Queens Oo A Sub—
1st m g os 1941 (stpd)
JAJ
1st con 5s July '41(stp)—MAN
Bklyn Un Elev 5s I960—FAA
Kings Oo El 1st 4s 1949--FAA
Nassau Elec 1st g 4s 1951 JAJ
1st 5s 1944
AAO
Bklyn Un Gaslst cons5sg'45MAN
1st lien A ref 0s *47 ser A.MAN
1st lien A ref 5s ser B 1957 MAN
Oonv deb 5**s 1936
Jaj
Deb 5s 1950
JAD
Buff Gen Elec 1st 5s 1939—FAA
1st ref 5s April 1 1939
JAJ
Gen A ref 5s 1956 ser A—FAA
■±AJ
Central Arizona Light A Pow Oo
1st mtge 5s 1900
JAD
93
84
Bergen Turnpike 5s 1951
JAJ
Berlin Olty Elect 0**s 1951.. J AD
Sink fund deb 6**s 1959—FAA
Deb 0s Apr 1 1955
AAO
Berlin Elec Elev A Underg Ryt—
1st mtge s f 0 **s 1956
AAO
Blnghamton (N Y) Gas Works
1st 5s 1938
AAO
Blnghamton (N Y) L H A P—
1st ref 5s Feb 1946
AAO
Birmingham Elec 4**s 1968-MAS
Birmingham Gas 1st 5s '59 -MAN
6% notes 1935
I
AAO
Birmingham Term see RR bonds
Birmingham Water Works Oo—
1st m 5 **s 1954 ser A
AAO
1st m 5s 1954 ser B
...JAD
1st mtge 5s 1957 ser O
FAA
Blackstone Val G A E 5s '39.JAJ
Mtge A col tr 5s '51 ser A.AAO
Mtge A col tr 5s '52 ser B.AAO
Bleecker StAFulFy—See NY Rys
Bloomington Dec A Champagne
1st A ref 5s 1940
MAN
Bolivian Power 8s ser A '45.AAO
Boston Con Gaa deb 5s *47.-FAA
Boston Elev Ry 4s 1935—-MAN
Deb g 4**s Oct 1 1937
AAO
Deb g 4**s Nov 1 1941—MAN
Deb g 5s Dec 1942
TAD
10-year deb 5s 1937——FAA
10-year deb 5s 1940
JAJ
West End St 5s 1936
MAN
5s March 1944
MAS
7s Sept 1947
MAS
Brandenburg (Germany) El Pr—
Extl 1st s f 6s 1953
MAN
Bridgeport Gas Lt 4s 1952. JAJ
British Ool Power 5**s 1960 MAS
58 series B 1960—......MAS
British Ool Tel 5s 1960
JAD
10.f
Term 0**s 1951
MA8 / 22
106**
MAN
Capital Traction (Wash, D G)97
lst g 5s June 1 1947
JAD
Oarbondale Ry 5s Nov 1933.-JAJ /
95**
Carolina P A List 5s 1950—AAO
111**
Cedar Rap Mfg A P 5s *53—JAJ
89**
s
92I
MAN
Canton Elec Oo 5s 1937
80
Athens (Ga) Ry A Electric—
1st A ref s fg 5s '50 opt '15 JAJ
Atl Oons St RR—See Ga Ry A El
-
11**
88
1st 7s
...
16
Associated Pub
1st 5s Nov 1935
,
Hud Riv Bdge Oo—
1953—.
AAO
Bklyn Borough Gas 5s 1967-FAA
15**
31
....
Sear
Refunding 0**s 1942
Calumet G A E 5**s B 1960-JAJ
Calumet A South Chicago Ry—
1st (10% prin paid) 1927
Certificates of deposit
Camden A Sub Ry—See P S Oorp
Canada Nor Pow coll 5s '53.MAN
Canadian L A P 5s '49 op '14 JAJ
Canadian RaQ A Harbor—
1st A ref 5s 1954 Ser A—.MAS
14**
32**
Telep Oo Ltd—
1st M 6s 1905.
——
9
Broad River Power Oo—
15
Oons ref deb 4**s 1958..MAN
Oonv deb 5**s 1973
FAA
Income deb
101
Beauharnois L H A P 5**s '73 JAJ
BeauDarnola Power Oorp—
Ooll trust s f 5s 1973 w w—AAO /
Amer Stater Public Serv—
A——MAN
99**
-
Am Gas A Pow deb 5s 1953-MAN /
Secured deb 0a 1939—
JAD /
American Natural Gas Oorp—
Deb 6**s 1942 with war..AAO '
1st 1 5**s 1948 ser
Deb 0s 1938
101
Aurora Elgin A Chicago Elec Ry
1st 5s 1941
AAO /
1st M 5s 1959 ser B
MAS
1934—-JAJ /
Amer G A E deb 5s 2028
Atlantic Oo Wat 5s '58
A MAS
Augusta Ry A El 1st 5s 1940 JAD
104
102
_
70
-FAA
-MAN fk ""
A
„
Calif Water Service 5s 1958.AAO
JAJ
20
106**
106**
4**s 1960
JAD
100**
Bangor Ry A El 1st 5s *35 ..J*J
Barstow (W S) deb 6s 1942_AAO /
45
Baton Rouge Electric Oo—
100
1st mtge 5**s 1954
JAD
Amer Commonwealths Power—
Deb g 0s 1952 ser
Deb g 534s 1953
1045*
AAO
(N J) Gas—
1st g 5s Jan 1 I960 opt
1st A ref 0s 1942 ser B
JAJ
1st A ref 5**s 1955 series O FAA
Deb gold o**s 1942
AAO
_
107
106
Bangor Hydro Electric—
1st Hen A ref 5s 1955...—MAS
109
AAO
By—
JAJ
Oonv deb 0s 1940
103**
107**
MAN
B Sp Pt A Ohes—See Un Ry A El
B alt Traction—See Un Ry A El
10*4
10**
deposit
Alliance Power 1st 0s
Alton Water 5s 1950
Altoona A Logan Val Elec
1st coll 4s Jan 1 1954
Amarillo Gas 6s
85**
1st A ref 5 **s 1954
1st A ref 5s 1956
Bid.
California-Oregon Power—
But A Ann S L—See Md El Ry
Allen town-Bethlehem Gas 1st
-A&O
1952..MAS
78
19
All eg Bellev & P—See Phila Oo
Allegheny Gas Oorp 0 V*s'43 MAN
5Hs 1954
8f*
95
86 **
-—MAS
Alabama Water Service Oo—■
AlbuquerqueNat Gas6)*s 40 MAN
95
100
77
84
-J&g
1st M 5s 1957 ser A———J&J
Albany Ry—See United Trar.
Bonds.
itlanta Nor Ry—See Ga Ry A El
Atlanta Wat, El A Pr 5s 1943 JAJ
Atlantic Olty El 5s 1938
MAS
Bonds.
Ask
Bid.
Ask.
94
--/&£
1st & ref 5s 1951—
Certificates of
"and Interest" except where marked "f" and income and defaulted bonds.
securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
All bond prices are
wrVTICE
1st & ref 6s 1950
1st Aref4**s 1907
1st & ref 5s 1908
telegraph, telephone and bridge companies.)
105
1065*
88
68**
69
355*
35
345*
35
35**
75"
PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS
April, 1935]
79
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.
Bonda
Bid.
Cities Service Gas do—
1st M pipeline 5Hs 1942.MAN
Cities Service Gas Pipe Line Oo—
1st M 6s 1943..
-JAJ k
Cities Service Power & Light—
Deb
1962..
MAN
Deb 5Hs 1949
JAD
Cities Service Transportation—
1st M 6s marine eq '36—MAS
Citizens Gas (Indianapolis)—
68H
69 H
89H
....
32H
33 H
33
33 H
98H
99 H
94H
102
Citizens Tel (Gr Rap) 6s '36-JAD
Citizens Water (Washington, Pa)
6sl951
95 H
100
J&J
6Hi A 1951
102
City Elec San Fran 5s 1937—JAJ
City Light & Traction (Sedalia,
Mo) 1st
s
62
JAD
f 5s 1952
65
City & Sub PS—See Un Rys of StL
City A Sub By—See Wash By A El
City of New Oastle Water—
5s 1941.—;
J&D
102H
City Water (Chattanooga)—
1st M 5s 1954.
—.—J&D
1st M 5s 1957 series O...M&N
103 H
Olev El 111 1st 5s *39 op '24.A&0
Gen M 5s 1954series A—MAN k 107 H
Gen M 5s 1961 series B—A AO k 110H
Oleve By 1st s f 6s 1943... JBC&S
105H
Oleve Southw By & Light—
Gen Aeon 5s 1954..,
MAS /
2
102
Clinton (La) W W 1st 5s 1939F&A
Coast Cos Gas A Elec—
107
1st M 5s 1960
MAN
84
Colorado Cent Pow 5H® '46.J&D
Oolorado Power 1st 5s '53-.MAN
105
Columbia Gas A Elec Corp—_
Deb 6s Jan 151961
JAJ 15
Columbia River Longview Bridge
A&
6Hs stamped 1953.
mmmm
104 H
----
10QH
P
78
,;
•/
Columbia (8 C) Ry Gas A El Co
1st M s r g 5a 1936—
—J&J
Columbus Dela A Marlon Elec Oo
1st A ref 5s July 1937
.JAJ
1st A ref 6s (stmpd) 1937..JAJ
Columbus (Ga) Elec A Power—
1st A ref 68 1947 ser A
J&D
1st A ref 5s 1954 ser B...MAN
Columbus (Ga) Pow 5s '36..A&0
Columbus Ry Pow A Light—
1st ref 4H« 1957 ser A—JAJ
79 H
79
91
84
87 H
91
103
103
101
112
111
109
108 H
108H
107
105 H
108H
97
105
35""
120H
1st 5s (Amer series) 1942..MAS
1st 5s (Internat ser) 1942..MAS
Stamped........—MAS
let lien g 6s 1942 stpd
MAS
15
14
H
%
102H
97 X
f
Oonnehsv Wat 6s Oct 2 *39—AAO
Consolidated Cities L P A Tr—
1st lien As 1962 stamped..JAJ
Consol Elec A Gas 5-6s 1962MAN
4-6s series B 1962
FAA
56 H
22
„
6% secured notes 1937
FAA
Consol Gas of Bait 5s 1939..JAJ
Gen g 4Hs Apr 1954
.AAO
Consol Gas Elec Lt A P (Baltv—
1st A ref s f 4Ks 1969 ser G MAS
1st A ref s f 4Hs 1970 ser H JAJ
1st A ref 4s 1981.........JAD
101
58
23
23
22
117H
-
119"
109H
110
110
10
FAA
106 H
...JAD
104
104 H
Debenture 5s 1957........JAJ
106 H
104H
105
H A P.
/ 58
fk 9
/
33
100
97H
100H
99
102 H
106
103
108
108!
52)
89
30
Extl s f 5s Feb 15 1954.FAA15
County Gas of Dallas 5s *46 AAO
933
1023
Council Bluffs Gas 5s 1948.M&N
Cuban Telep conv 5s 1951 —JAJ
1st lien A ref 7H« 1941—MAS
77
65
61
103 H
109
52 H
90
32
97 H
105
70*"
Gas & Ei of Bergen Co 5s '49-J&D
Gen 5s Nov 1 1954——M&N
Gatineau Pow 1st 5s 1956—.J&D
Debenture gold 6s 1941 J&D 15
Oonv deb 5Ha. 1939..—-J&J
General Public utilities—
90H
99
1st M coll tr 0Hs ser A '56 A&O
1st mtge A coll 6Hs O *55. AAO
General Water Wks A ElecOorp—
55
53
44
44
92
56
70
Electric Ferries 1st 7s '41...AAO
Elec A Peoples.
See Phila R T
Electric Pow Corp (Germany)—
1st s f 6Hs 1950
MAS
1st sink fund 6Hs 1953...AAO
Electric PAL Deb 5s2030.FAA
Electric Public Service CoSec g 6s 1941 ser A—.AAO
Sec g 6s 1941 rer B.......A&O
Seci g 5 Ha 1942 ser O
A&O
5%
notes
6s 1942,..——J&D *
62
62
64H
1st lien A col 5s 1943 ser A. JAD
110
Georgetown Gas Lt 1st 5s '61FAA
Georgia-Carolina Power 1st ■
5s 1952
.—JAJ
100
Georgia Power 1st 6s 1967—MAS
90H
Georgia Power A Light Oo
1st mtge 5s 1978
..JAD k 62H
.
Georgia Ry A Elec—
Atlanta Cons St 5s 1939...JAJ
99
Atlanta Northern Ry Oo—
1st guar 5s *54 on *90..,JAJ
99
German Atl Cable—See "Indus"
Geefurel 6s 1953 x w
—J&D fk 53
105H
Grand Rapids Gas L 5s '39-FAA
Grand Rapids By 1st 7s *39 MAN /
5
Great Cons Elec Pow (Japan)—
1st M 7s 1944—
FAA
-
HH
1st A gen 6Hs 1950—.—JAJ
Great Lakes Power. Ltd—
1st M 6s 1935-1944——MAN
Great Lakes Utilities Oo—
68
95
...
1st lien coll tr 5Hs
108 H
109 H
1942—MAN /
58
58
Great Northern Power—
•
1st extended 5sv 1950...FAA
Great West Power Co of Oaltf—
Grt West Pow Co 5s 1940.JAJ
Green Mountain Power Oorp—
15
18
1st mtge 5s 1948
Greenwich Wat 4H«
49
51
941
911
96
94
.
■
105
108
96 H
108
—FAA
*57
ser
33
■.
A JAJ
Greenwich Wat A Gas SystemCol tr 5s 1952 ser A—.AAO
Col tr 5s 1952 ser B
AAO|
85 H
84H
.
Greyhound Corp—See "Ind Bds',
16
100
99
100H
101
55
104 M
102
102
93H
Gulf Power 1st m 1968.....AAO
98H
Gulf Public Service Oo—
1st m 6s 1945
AAO
Gulf States Utilities Oo—
1st M A ref 5s 1956 ser A.MAS
75H
99 H
96
1st M A ref 4Hs 1961 B...JAD
10451
102J1
103
Hackensack Wat 4s '52 op '12JAJ
Gen ArefSsJune 15'77 A—J AD 15
1O0H
106
B..JAJ
110
5s secured conv notes 1938JAJ
110
5Hs June 15 1977
ser
Hamburg (Germany) Elec Co—
Extl g s f deb 7a 1935—MAN fk 49 H
103 H
Hamburg
95
37 H
37 J
403
12
12
12
Deb 6s 1936—..........J&D
Deb 6s 1937
A&O
Electric Public Utilities Oo—
sec
101H
96 H
54
73
Eastern Michigan Rys—
1st mtge collfcr 7s 1958....JAJ f
Eastern Shore Pub Service Oo—
1st m 5Hs 1947 ser A....MAS
1st M A 1st lien 5s 1955 B MAS
Eastern Utilities Investing—
5s series A 1954...—.—MAS fk
Eastern Wisconsin Electric Oo—
Sheboygan Elec 5s 1946..JAJ
Easton Cons El 5s 1949
MAN
Edison Elec Ilium of Boston
3-year 5% notes 1936 ——AAO
3-year 3% notes 1937—JAJ
3s Nov 2 1937
86
31
98H
103H
Ref m 5s 1948 B
__JAJ
Bef 6s Jan 1948 ser O—M&815
1st lien A ref 6s 1942—JAD
1st lien A ref 6Hs 1948—MAS
63H
75
48H
93 H
84
29
97 H
100 H
95 H
if*
5% notes Aug 15 1936—F&A15
General Public Service Oorp—
Oonv deb 5s 1953—
J&J
46H
5H« ctfs 1937 A.—FAA /
9
70
116
113
34
109
90
Kootenay Pow 1st 7s '42.AAO
15-year
3.50
80
Utilities—
Ed El £ll(Bkn)See tftngsOoELAP
Edison El 111 (N Y)—See N V G
Electric Co of N J 1st 6s 1947 MAS
100 H
ft
Aug 15 *35—F&A15
9
42
42
5s aeries B 1953..—......JAJ
Eastern Connecticut Pow Oo—
1st m s f 5s 1948 series A.AAO
Eastern Mass Street Ry Co—
Ref m 4 Ha 1948 A—
JAJ
39 H
101
.....
75
85
Deb 6s 1941 series B.....A&0
General Gas & Elec Oorp-
88
88
East Prussia Pow 6s 1953... JAD
E St L A lnterurb Wat 5s *42 JAJ
1st m 6s 1942———JAJ
1st m 5s 1960 ser D
FAA
East St Louis (111) Lt A Pow
1st 5s 1940
—JAD
E Minn Power 5H« 1951
MAS
E Oregon Lt A Pr 5Hs A '51-MAS
109 H
Consolidated Gas (N Y)—
Equip trust 5H® 1935-38
_
114
1Q&K
Fruit Growers' Express—
Gary Elec A Gas Co—
1st lien coll 5s x-w 1944—J&J
66
98H
7% 1932 ctfs of dep..——JAJ f
East Jersey St Ry 5s 1944. .IdAN
105 H
99
77
Galveston-Houston Elec By—
1st M s f g 5s 1954 opt..—A&O /
32
108
6H« 1937 to 1949—.—- JAJ
Duquesne Gas Oorp—
1st conv 6s Mar 151945.M&S15 /
Duquesne Light—See Phila Oo
Duquesne Nat Gas 7s 1948...... f
1st 7s 1943——.
/
Duquesne Trac—See Phila Co.
Durham Pub Ser 7s A *49—AAO
112H
108H
105 H
43
44
42nd St Manhattan & St Nicholas
Ave 5s 1940
65
_
E.
71H
Fontana Un Wat 6s 1953—J&J
10 i
AAO
121
107 H
I1H
110H
109H
109 H
5
East Coast Pub Serv 4s 1948—
_
42 H
_
1UH
.JAJ
Stamped guaranteed optionalConn Ltg A Pow 5s '39—
J&T
Conn River Pow 5s A '62—A&O
43
FAA
A&O
Florida Telep 1st 6s 1945---A&O
Dortmund Munlc Util (Germany)
1st coll
29
1H
1st M 6Hs 1949—..
1st 6s 1955 series B
1
2H
fk 4
*/k
*fk
0H» 1945 with warrants—JAJ
ttiast Coast
88
91
77
90
08
M&S
107 H
108 H
109H
109 H
88
80
1st m 5Hs 1979 ser A—JAJ
1st m 5Hs 1956 ser B——.JAJ
Florida Pow A Lt 1st 5s '54—JAJ
Florida Public Service Co—.
lioS
120
107
106
J&J
I
(Germany) Elev Under¬
ground A St Rys 5 Hs *38
JAD f
Hamilton Gas 6Hs A w w '37JAD /
Havana Elec Ry 5s 1952
„F&\
39
14
14
14
1
1
29
28
5Hs(Sept'31 coupon)'51.MAS
Harrisburg Gas 5s 1970..— MAN
108
Helena Gas A Elec 1st 6s '52MAS
101
Host Man A Fair Pass Ry—See P hURT
Home Tel A Tel (Ft Wayne)
1st 6s series A 1943
—JAJ
1st 5 Hs series B1955..... A AO
Home Telep A Teleg(LosAngeles,
Cal)
1st refunding 5s 1945JAJ
Home Tel A Tel of
11
37H
—
403
403
Spokane—
1st M g5s May 15 '30.MAN 15
Houston El Co 1st 6s '35—.JAD
m
107 H
•
104
51H
Houston Gulf Gas—
1st M A ool 6s 1943 ser A..AAO
Deb 6Hs 1943 with war..AAO
8 Basil.
f This price Includes accrued interest.
k Last sale.
n
Nominal.
* Negotiability impaired by maturity.
95
86H
86H
6% gold notes 1932
J&J f
Federal Water Service Oorp—
Oonv deb 5Hs 1954
—M&N
Federated Utilities Inc—
1st lien col tr 5 Hs 1957
Florida Power Oorp—
—
mm
110
J&D
107
110H
109 H
109
109
108
108
93H
1st s: 5s 1938 opt 1913..—AAO
Fall River Elec Lt 5s 1945 ..JAJ
Federal Light A Traction—
103
y%
1st m s f 6s 1966 ser A .MAN
Dumbarton B'ge 6Hs to *38- JAJ
41
in
86
87 H
Deb 0Hs 1966 w w——FAA
Without warrants.......... *
Fairmont A Clarksburg Trac—.
107 H
<
56H
102
1967——AAO
,108H Europ'n Elec Corp (of Canada)
Federal Public Serv Oorp—
1st 1 6s 1947——
-J&D f
13
Duke Power—1st 4Hs 1967.JAD
Duke Price Power Co—
42
H
Erie Ltg 1st m 5s
107 H
105
90H
107
6H® 1937 A with war.M&S
20-yr s f 6H* 1948—
90
67 H
111
97""
14
106""
76
91H
Ercole Marelli Elec Mfg Oo (Italy)
1st a f 6H* 1953 with war MArt
Equit GAB Utica 5s 1942.AAO
Erie Rys—1st 6s 1954——AAO
105
12
Gen & ref 5a 1962 ser
95
92
JAD
1952—JAD
Empire Gas A Elec and Empire
Coke it lst&ref 5s '41 opt.MAS
Empire Public Service Oorp—
Deb 6s 1950 ww
—..JAJ
105
1st gold 5s 1950....—J&J
Dixie Gulf Gas Co—
Deb 6Hs 1938
Debenture 6s 1954 ser B
Detroit City Gas Co—
1st m 6s 1947 series A.——JAJ
1st m 5s 1950 series B
A&O
95
Gen A ref 6« ser A
51
90
92
m
Empire Gas A Electric Co—
100
...MAN
Certificates of deposit.——
.
Oorp.
Empire District Elec Oo—
1st A ref m 58 1952.—MAS
55H
...
1st
A&O
Cooper KivBri'geinclst6s'58MAN
Copenhagen Telephone Oo—
Denver 'Pramway Terminals uo
1st M g gu 5s 1935-1937—MAS
Derby Gas A Elec Corp—
1st lien 5s 1946—.—FAA
Des Moines & Cent la Elec Oo—
S F 6s 1937 opt series A—MAS
Des Moines City Ry 5s 1936 JAJ
Des Moines Elec Co—
1st m 5s, 1938
MAN
Des Moines Gas Oo—
I
5s 1950 ser A...—JAD
El Paso Nat Gas 1st 6Hs '43-JAD
With warrants.............
111 H
Dominion- Gas A Elec—
4s '48 JAJ
Conn Coke—See "Indus Bonds"
Conn Light A Power—
1st A ref s f 7s '51 ser A...MAN
1st A ref 5Hs 1954 ser B..7&A
1st A ref 4 Ha 1956 ser O—J&J
1st A ref 5s ser D 1962....J&J
—
Oct 1
Bid.
Elmira Water. Light A RR—
1st A con g 5s 1956.......MAS
El Paso El Co—
1st
Det & Pt Huron Shore Line—
JSl**
108
cons
——
48
66
95
A.—J&J
1943.—...——AAO
6% Apr 1 1943-———AAO
6%
O..F&A
Gen & ref 4 Hs J 961ser D.F& A
Gen & ref 5s ser E 1952—A&O
Detroit International Bridge—
1st m s f 6Hs 1952.
F&A
Certificates of deposit
S f deb g 7s 1952—F&A
Certificates of deposit—...
Oonestoga Termlst 6 He '54.J&0
.
54 H
32
R Tr
Gen & ref 5s 1949 series A. A&O
Gen & ref 5s 1955 ser B..J&D
1HH
Cones toga Trac 1st 4s 1950.. JAJ
—
101
Eliz A Trenton RR
., •
103 H
MAS
Underlying co»—See NYGBL
Consol Gas Utilities Oo—
1st A coll 6s 1943 ser A...JAD
OonVdeb 6Ha 1943 Aww JAD
Consol Hydro-Elec Wks of Upper
Wuerttembir/g 1st 7s *56.-JAJ
Consolidated Telep of Wise—
1st M 5Hs 1942 ser A—MAN
Cons Tr (N J)—See Pub Ser Corp
Consolidated Water of Utica—
1st 4 Ha 1958—
—MAN
1st M 5s 1958
MAN
Consumers El L A P (New Or!)—
1st M 5s 1936
JAJ
Cons Gas—See Peoples G L AO
Oonsum L H A P Co (Ellz, N J)—
5s
1938
.JAD
Consumers Power Co—
1st A ref 5s 1936 op '16—JAJ
1st IA unlf 5s ser 01952—M&N
1st lien A unlf 4 Ha 1958.MAN
Oontin Gas A El deb 5s 1958 FAA
Continental Telep 5a A 1953.FAA
Tramway Corp—
105 H
Deb g 6s 1946 ser A.——.JAD
Deb g 6 Ha 1946 ser B
MAS
1945
Denver
Detroit Edison—
Community Water Service Oo—
Deb 5 Ha
100 H
103 H
109"
110
107
105
Conv a r deb 6Hs 1948 ..MAN
Certificates of deposit—....
Community Power A Light Oo—
20-yr deb 4 Ha 1951
105
107
Darby Med & Ohes Ry—See Phila
104H
Davenport Water 5s 1961.-J&J
106
Dayton Ltg 1st 5s '37 op '12.M&JB
108
Dayton Pow & L 1st 5s 41--J&D
Delaware Elec Power Co—
Deb 5Hs 1959.—————J&J k 87
Delaware Power & Light Co—
107
1st M 4Hs 1971--—J&J
104
1st mtge g 4
1969——J&J
104
1st mtge g 4Hs 1969—--—J&J
107 H
Denv Ga» & Ei 1st g 5s 49—M&N
106 %
1st & ref 5s 1951———M&N
106 H
Stamped as to Pa tax
92 H
Commonwealth-Edison Oo—
1st M 5s 1953.—.
...JAJ
1st M col 5a 1954 ser B
JAD
1st M col 4Hs 1956 ser C..AAO
1st M col 4 His 1967 ser D.. JAJ
1st M col 4H« I960 ser E AAO
1st M 4s 1981 ser F—... M&8
1st 5 He series G 1962
J&D
Commonwealth Elec 5s 1943 MAS
Oom'w'lth Tel (Pa) 5Hs '45 MAN
Oom'w'lth Tel (Wis) 5s A *48 MAS
Commonwealth Wat 5 Ha A 1947.
1st M 5s 1956 ser B
FA A
1st mtge 6s 1957 ser C...7AA
Connecticut Power 5s '63
1st A coll trust 5s 1956
Conn Ry A Lt 4 Ha 1951
103
106 H
1st m s f 6s 1953.....
A&O
Col Ry 1st 4s '39 opt '14
Q-J
Coney Isl & Bklyn
102
Eliz Plainf & Cent J f
See
Eliz A Raritan Rivl Public Serv
1st m 5s 1956———MAS
Detroit A Canada Tunnel—
2
Sec conv g 5Hs 1942
Col M 5s 1957
Bonds.
101
J&D
Gen & ref 6s 1950 ser
6
Ask,
A Lt—
1st M 5s 1959——. - J AD
O imb'land T & T 5s 1937—-J&J
Dtkota Central Teiep Oo—
1st gold 6s 1935—-—-—J&D
Dillaa Gas 1st 6s 1941-——A&O
Dallas Pow & Lt 6s 1949
J&J
1st g 7Hs 1949 ser B——J&J
106""
79H
Deb g 5s 1952....———MAN
Deb g 5s 1952.
AA015
Dumber land Oo (Me) PoW
1st 4Hs 1956..—
1st g 5s 1952 ser O—.——J&J
1st gold 534s 1954 ser D .. J&1
Dallas By & Ter 1st 6s 1951.J&J
Danville Tr & Pow 1st 6s *41. J&J
_
..JAJ
1st A ref gold 6s 1942
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask,
96 H
82
...
NOTICE.—All bond prices
are
Bondf.
Bid,
Houston Lt & Pow 1st 5s *53 M&S
1st lien & ref
'78ser D JV»&N
106
1064
1044
106
1st lien & ref 44s'81 ser B J&D
Houston Natural Gas Oorp—
1st m coll 6s 43 with warr. J&D
Hudson Oo Gas 5s g 1949—M&N
106
1064
5s 1962
Atk.
80
82
25-yr
1094
James River Bridge Corp—
1st sink fund 64C 1958—-J&J
Deb
A..J&J
Indiana Assoc Telep 6s A *62 J&J
Indiana Central Telep Co—
1st lien coll 54 1938
M&N /
Indiana Electric Corp—
1st M 6s 1947 series A—M&N k
1st M 04* 1953 series B—F&A
1st M 5s 1951 series O—M&S k
Jamest'n
894
1064
III!
89""
954
984
994
10
114
73
1074
864
....
Gas & O—See Peo G L&C
Pr 1st 174» '41A .M&N
69
1104
1044
105
.84
Ry & Lt 1st 5s '43--J&J
Service Corp—
1st & ref M 5s Jan 11960.. J&J
1st 1 & ref 5s 1963
--F&A
Indiana & 8 W Gas & Util—
40
a*
394
6% conv notes 1940
J&D ♦/ 12
Indianapolis Gas 5s 1952
A&O
874
Indianapolis Power & Light—
J&J
—
1014
46
Indianapolis W ater—
1st & ref. g 4 His 1940 opt.-J&J
1st lie J & ref 514s 1953-„M&8
1st lien & ref 54* 1954..M&S
1st lien & ref 5s 1960
J&D
1st Hen & ref 5s 1970
M&S
Indianapolis W W Sec Oo—
Secured 5s 1958
....J&J
Inland Gas 64a 1938
F&A /
Certificates of deposit
Sinking fund deb 7s 1938-F&A
Inland Pow & L s f 6s *36 A M&S
.
105
1054
1054
1054
107"'
83
84
25
27
274
i
6
5
i
f 6s 1941 ser B —M&N
Col tr 6s 1957 ser O
A&O /
Deb s f 7s 1935
J&D /
s
■
5
3
3
764
5
78
88
89
y 534
Intercontinents Power Co—
Debs A 6s 1948
J&D
Certificates of deposit
International Hydro-Elec System
Conv deb 6s 1944 w w
A&O
...
*/
♦/
...
Buff Trac 1st 5s 1948
J&D
Buff & Lock 1st g 5s 1938--J&J
Internat Ry ref 5s "62 op.M&N
International Telep & Tel eg—
Deb g 44* 1952
J&J
J&J
F&A
3
33
v
88
87
1st & ref 54" Oct 1945—M&N
Iowa Southern Utilities—
A&O
...F&A
J&J
M&N
60
s
93
934
904
106
114
30
106
1114
106
f 6s 1937 ser A——A&O *1014
Gen M 5s 1950
F&A
Austrian Hydro-Elec—
1st
s
F&A /
f g 64s 1944
—
1024
Luserne Oo (Pa) Gas & Elec—
107
1st ref&lmp g 5s'48 op'13 A&O
1st & ref 6s 1954
M&8
Debenture 7s 1944
J&J
1034
1004
1024
1064
110
1004
924
92
M&N
M&N
O—F&A
87
88
* 107
* 1044
xvdntucky-Ohio Gas 2s
1958 /
Kentucky Power & Light Co—
1st m 534 s 1948 ser B
M&S
Kentucky Traction & Terminal—
1st & ref gu 5s '51 opt '14-F&A /
Lexington Ry let 5s 1949-J&D
Kentucky Utilities Co—
*
1st M 04s Sept *48 ser D M&N
1st M 54s 1955ser F
A&O
1st M 5s 1901 series G
F&A *
5s series H 1901-......-F&A
1st M 5s 1969ser I
-J&J
1st 7s series J 1957 —.—F&A
1st 6s series K 1957
M&S
1044
21
76
90
5a '53—M&S
864
1st Hen coll tr 54s 1937—A&O /
anltoba Power Co Ltd—
45
47
1st M a f 54s '51 ser A
J&J
1st M a f 54s 1952 ser B—J&J
1st lien & coll tr
Manila Gas Oo—
99
844
714
76
66
664
69
»
Mannheim & Palatinate Elec Cos
15-year s f 7s 1941
J&D f 31
1024
Manuf'rs Wat (Pa) 5s 1939.J&D
106
tarltlme Tel & Tel 1st 6s 1941 J&J
101
Ref & gen 5s ser A 1956—-J&J
91
81
Keokuk Elec 6s 1945
M&N
Kowanee(Hl)Pub Serv 6s A '49 J& J
Key West Electric 5s 1956—F &A
Keystone Pub Serv—
824
75
1940
A Jan
ser
68
.....
.A&O /
amimmrn
Guaranteed 6s 1933
66"
1st & ref 04® 1957 ser A..J&J
1st & ref 64s 1962 ser B—J&J
Bait & Ann 8 L 5s 1946-.F&A
60
62
101
Earyland Light & Power—
954
904
964
92
924
1084
1464
1st s f 7s
Earyland Electric Rys—
r
109
149
108
1st M 54* 1950 ser A
Eassachusetts Gas—
1949
ser
| tt
87
J&J
20-year • f 64s 1940
Sink fund deb 5s 1955
Mass Utilities Associates—
8 f deb 5s
A_...
J&J
M&N
87
A&O
99
75
102"
1951
1948
1124
1st & ref 44s 1978 ser
;
J&D
1024
1004
'35J&D
Lawrence (Mass) Gas & Elec—
1st M 44s 1940 ser B
F&A
1034
Lehigh Power Securities—
Deb g 68 2020 ser A.
,_F& *
944
1074
Lehigh Teleg 5s ser A 1949..J&J
Lehigh Valley rransit—
1st M g 4s Dec 1935 opt—M&S
744
38
Ref & impt g 5s i960—..J&D
75
5s series B Dec 1 1935-_—M&S
42
Leipzig Overland Pow 64® '40—
Lex (Ky) Ry—See Ky Tr & Term
Lexington (Ky) Tel—
88
1st ME 6s w w 1944-—....L»u
84'
Lexington Util 1st 5s 1952..F&A *
102
Lexington Wat ref 54s 1940-F&S
63
LexingtonWa Pow Co 1st 5s'68J&J
994
924
J&J
O-.A&O
1st & ref 5s 1948 ser A
99" -iemphls 8t Ry
27
'45-JJ
con g 5s
Meoridlonale Electric Oo—
1st • f 7s 1957 ser A—....A&O
29
2
994
604
604
804
Metropolitan Edison Co—
1st & ref 5s 1953 ser O
1st M 44s 1968 ser D
1st M 4s 1971 ser E
105
J&J
M&8
1014
97
103
M&N
M&N
1st 5s series F 1902
55
Metrop Edison Corp 6s 1961 M&S
MetropoUtan West Side "L"—
1st gold 4s 1938
F&A */104
*
97
94
Certificates of deposit
6
14
66
Superior Dist Pow—
J&J jr
Exten gold 4s 1938
Certificates of deposit
_
60
46" ~
674
44j4
554
1034
36
36
33
Mexican El L 1st M g 5s '42.J&J
Mex Lt & Pow 1st 5s '40 s f.F&A
Mexican Utilities 7s 1939—A&O
924
A&O
1st M 5s 1961
100
45
Middle West Utilities Oo—
5s ctfs of deposit 1932—...... fk
5s ctfs of deposit 1933—..... fk
90
64"
40
44
78
104
80
1024
1953
—
_
914
75
& Tel—
1st M 44s 1961 ser A
Little Rock G & F 6s 1937-M&N
Little Rock Ry & El 6s '38—A&O
Lockhart Power 54s 1950
E&A
<
104
Lockport L H & P 64® A *54A
ifi
100
Lombard Elec Co (Italy)—
1st extl 7s 1952—————J&D
65
994
102
60
103
,
ref 6s 1948—-—
J&J
1st & ref 5s 1955 ser B—I
Secured g 6s 1945---Conv deb g 5 4s '52 ser
<
1st
1094
1044
93
mtge 54* 1942. J&J
Middlesex Elec Lt Pow 5s '55 J&J
Middlesex Water 54s 1957-A&0
1014
644
103
J&J
1950
Midland Natural Gas Co—
Oonv deb 6s 1935
..J&J r
Midland Util deb 6s 1938--.M&S /
Milwaukee Elec Ry & Light—
1st & ref 5a 1901 ser B.
1st M 5s 1971
Milwaukee Gas Light Co—
1st M 44a 1907—
J&D
J&J
M&8
1104
1054
1st M44« 1950
J&J
Minnesota Nor Pr jt 6s 1944. A&O
Minnesota Power & Light Co—
80
73
1st & ref 5s 1956
M&S
Mississippi Power & Light—^
63
A Last sale,
n
Nominal.
89
1074
1034
08
78
994
944
75"
51
64
904
Mississippi Power Oo—
—J&D
Mississippi Rlv Pow 5s '51—J&J
Deb 5s May 1 1947
M&N
101
—
95
87
99
Without warrants
994
69
J&D
M&N
1st & ref 5s 1955
1st & ref 44s 1978
Mississippi River Fuel Oorp—
1st b f 6s 1944 with warr F&A16
104"
81
110
105
Minneapolis Ga« Light Co—
64"
1st M 5a 1957
102
—-
6
54
54
6
_
87
98
99
7i""
67"
104
103
614
...
/*
/
1st and ref
5s
106
103
5s ctfs of deposit 1934..
5s ctfs of deposit 1935
Middlesex & Boston 8t Ry—
Middlesex & Somerset Trac—
Lincoln Tel
—
Michigan Gas & Elec Oo—
1st & ref 6s 1943
1st M 5s 1950
39
77
754
.J&J
Oonv deb 54s
27
944
M&S
86
J&D
107
Michigan Light 1st 5s 1946-M&S
1064
Michigan Nor Pow 1st 5s '41.J&J
Ichlgan Public Service Co—
1st g 6a 1947 ser A
844
A&O
Middle States Telep 6s A '47. J&J k 744
944
Lincoln Pub Serv 5s, 1939-.
894
93
69
/
Lewis & Clark Bridge 5s 1953—
Lincoln Gas & Elec 5s ♦ 941
'"
4
104
94
Michigan Associated Telep Oo—-
1st M & ref 5s I960--
634
914
k
Larutan Gas 1st 64s w w
624
594
25
38
110
1114
1174
Lake
55
....
554
554
70
894
96
53
95
51
/ 46
/*404
75
78
994
564
1054
5
Cent Hanover Bk ctfii of dep.
2d gold 4s 2013
J&D
364m
} -L
724
634
—Eadlson Rys 1st g 5s 1936- -M&N /
Malone (N Y) L & P 54s '50-J&J
Manhattan Ry con 4s g 90- .A&O /
73
106
1st M 6s 1978
M&N
Key Tel 1st g 5s '35 opt '08—J&J
1st 1 & ref 54s 1955 ser A.J&D
1st 1 & ref 6s 1951 ser B. —A&O
Kings Oo E L & P 1st 5s '37-A&0
Purch money 6s g 1997—A&O
Edison El 111 Bklyn 4s '39.J&J
Kings Oo Elec—See Bklyn-Queens
Kings Co Gas & 111 1st 5s '40-A&O
Kings Co Ltg 1st ref 5s '54—J&J
1st ref 6 4s 1954
—J&J
Knoxville Trac 1st 5s 1938—A&O
Kokomo W W 5s 1958
J&D
Lackawanna & Wyoming Val RR
101
1054
1st g 5s 1936
J&D
Eadlson G & El 1st 5s 1940-A&O
Gen & ref 5s 1950
M&N
32>|
1959.J&J
5s
934
974
ower
106"
102
A—M&S
J&D
Kansas Pow 1st 5s 1947
M&S
Kansas Power & Light Co—
1st M 6s 1955 ser A
1st M 6s 1957 ser B
63
65
61
1st & ref 5s 1952 ser A—M&N
1st & ref 44s 1901 ser O.F&A
107
Roland Elev—See Un Rys & Elec.
Lake Sh Elec 1st con g 6s '33 J&J
Gen gold 5s Feb 1 1933
F&A
Lake Shore Power Co—
64
1st and ref mtge 6s 1950—-J&J
IThls -price includes accrued interest.
1044
29
105
104
-J&D
J&D
Lake Erie Pow & Lt 6s 1946 A&O
65
102
Iowa Electric Oo—
1st mtge 6s 1934
J&J / 75
1st lien & ref 6s ser A 1949 M&N
66
1st lien & ref 5s ser B 1950. J&D
60
Iowa El Lt & Pr 7s ser O '42.F&A
1094
Iowa Gas & Elec 1st 8s 1938-.J&J
99
Iowa-Nebraska Lt & Power—
1st lien & ref 5s '57 ser A.M&N k
1004
1st 1 & ref 5s 1961 ser B—M&S k
1004
Iowa Pow & LI 1st 44s 1958 M&S k 105
Iowa Pub Serv 1st 5s 1957..J&D k 91
DeD 6s 1968
M&S
65
1st mtge 54" 1959
m&8
Debenture 6s 1960—...M&N
(swa Ry & Lt (Cedar Rapids)
1st & ref 5s June 1946 B._.J&D
A&O * 1074
I
110
Lake
„
Interstate Tel & Tel 54s 1953 J&J
Interstate Water 6s ser A1940 F&A
ser
Los Angeles Ry 5s 1938—A&O
Louisiana Pow & Light Oo—
1st mtge 5s 1957
J&D
Louisiana Stm Gener 6s 1939 M&N
LouisvUle Gas & Elec Co (Ky)—
Deb
15
F&A / ....
F&A
Laclede Gas Lt ref 6s 1934--A&O »/*ioo4
994
Ref & ext 1st 5s 1939
A&O
594
1st M coUtr 54a 63 ser C F&A
594
1st col&ref54® 1960 ser D F&A
54% gold notes 1935
F&A * 574
93
La Crosse Telep 54s 1948—J&J
6
Interstate Bridge 6 4s 1950-M&N /
Interstate Gas & El 6s 1951— J&D
43
interstate Nat Gas 6s 1936—'
Without warrants
...J&J
105
Interstate Power 1st 5s '57..J&J
674
Deb gold 6s 1952
—11 J&J
444
Interstate Pub Serv Oo—
1st & ref 64s 1949 ser B—J&J ; .78
1st & ref 5s 1956 ser D
J&D
624
1st & ref 4^s *58 ser F—M&S k 544
Interstate Rys 4s 1943
F&A /
2
Interstate Railroad—
Eq trust 54s July 1 1935-37— 6 4%
Interstate Telep Oo—
A&O
994
91
1054
1134
B—J&J
1st M 5s 1951
1st
Buffalo & Niag Falls Elec Ry
J&J
1st mtge 44s 1957 ser
Gen & ref 54s 1949
36
1st M 414s 1961
F&A
Kan City Pub Serv 3s 1951—J&J
Kansas Elec Pow 6s 1937—J&D
Debentures 6s
87
International Railway (Buffalo—
Basis
F&A
1942
---
55""
Internet'1 Pow Ltd 64* 1957 M&S
Deb 6s 1957
M&S
International Power Sec Oorp—
04% sec bonds 1955 serCJ&D k
Sec 7s 1957 ser B
F&A
Sec 7s 1952 ser F
J&j 16 k
■■
5
Inland Telep 1st 6e 1948—A&O
Interborougn Rapid Transit—
1st & ref g 5s '6h oo tax-ex.J&J
( §1*
Certificates of deposit
/ 88
0% notes 1932
A&O
Certificates of deposit
Conv g 7% note 1932 —M&S */ 864
Certificates of deposit...... / 86
1st & ref 54" 1950
ser A
6s
Keokee Consol Coke 5s
105
si
Deb 08 1950
M
*
1014
Indianapolis Ry 5s, 1967———
f 8s 1938—
1st & rsf 6s 1943
1st
Gen & ref 54s 1947 ser E J&D k 108
Gen & ref 54s 1943 ser F M&S
106
Gen & ref 6s 1942 ser G
M&S k 109
Gen & ref 6s series H 1942 M&S k 1094
.
1st & ref 5s 1936
F&A
Kanawha ValTr 1st M5s '46-J&J /
Kansas City Gas 1st 5s '46—F&A
1024
1st & ref. 6s 1947 ser
184
Kentucky El Pr 6s A 1951—J&J f
Kentucky ruel Gas Oorp—
54
1st 6 4s 1942 with warr—J&D /
Indiana Hydro-Elec Power—
s
994
ser
Deb gold 6s 2022 ser
1st mtge 44s 1980
80
68
J&J
1st mtge 6s 1958 ser A
M&N
Indiana & Mich El 5s 1957.-F&A k
1st & ref 5s 1955
M&S k
264
!f 254
Kanawha Trac & Elec Oo—
Bid.
Lop Ang Pac Co—See Pac ElRy
Los Ang & Pac RR—See Pac ElRy
Los Angeles Railway Oorp—
1st & ref s f g 5a 1940-—..J&D
B—F&A *1034
994
1st M 44» 1961 ser O
J&D
Jer City Hob & Pat—See P S Oorp
Johnstown (Pa) Trac 5s *43--J&J f
994
Joplin W W 1st 5s 1957
M&S
1947
Bonds.
Los Angeles Gas & Elec Corp—
1st & ref g 5s 1939 opt.—M&S
1074
1st & gen 5s 1961
M&S * 107
Gen & ref 0s 1942 ser D. .M&S
109
Kansas Gas & Electric—
844
M 5s 1948
474
107
(NY)Telep5s 1954-J&D
1st M 6s 1943—
Indiana Gas Utilities 5s 1946 J&J
Indiana General Service—
1st
-J&D
-
464
46
Jersey Central Pow & Lt Corp—■
1st & ref 5s
94
1st M 6s 1961
1943....
884
94
Deb 5s 1955
7s
884
„
.
g
55
,
Kansas City Power & Light—
Independence Water Works—
54® 1945
M&S
Oonv deb 44s 1939-
,
.
Illinois Water Service Oo—
1st M 5s gold 1935
_
_
-
„
434
110""
_
Oolltr
66
424
Jamaica Water Supply Oo—
1st gold 54s series A 1955-J&J
_
A
■
113
107
103""
8*
1024
634
Superpower Oorp—
k
Deb 6s '63 (without warr)--J&J
Tacksonv (Fla) Gas s f 5s '42-J&D f
Debenture 6s ser A 1952-M&N /
Idaho Power 1st 5s 1947
-J&J k 1064
1084
111 Bell Telep 1st 5s 1950—J&D
Illinois Commercial Telep—
874
1st 5s series A 1948—.—M&S
1st mtge 6s 1960 ser B—M&S
HI Community Tel 6s 1949. .J&J
88
HI Consol Telep 64s 1944—M&S
Illinois Northern utilities Oo—
1st & ref 6s 1957 opt
1054
A&O
Illinois Power & Light Corp—
93
1st & ref 6s 1953 series A.-A&O
88
1st & ref 64" 1954 ser B— J&D
1st & ref 5s 1956 ser C.
J&D k 82
8 f deb
1957
M&S k 654
88
HI S'eastern Telep 6s 1946--J&J
ser
102
-M&N
f 7s 1952
Italian
102
Atk.
f 54" 1953 ser A—M&S
s
102
.
1st M 5s 1957
Ironwood & Bessemer Ry & Light
tst s f kj 5s '36 opt after '15.F&A
Isarco Hydro-Elec Oo (Italy—
**f ' and income and defaulted bonds.
island Gas & Electric—
1174
1044
1st & refundingSs 1950—J&J
Ref & lmpt 5s 1951
A&O
Ind Nat
Indiana
Indiana
Indiana
Bid.
Bonds.
Hydraulic Power of Niag Falls—
1st mtge 5s 1952 series
"and Interest" except where marked
1st M
Hunt'g'n Wat 1st M 6s '54 AM&8
1st M 5s 1964 ser B
M&S
1st
UTILITY BONDS
PUBLIC
80
* Negotiability Impaired by maturity.
794
954
95
107
100
112
mmmm
All bond
NOTICE
orlces
are
37
10114
9314
65
6414
1907——J
9914
9914
8414
10614
4814
Oorp—
23d St Ry 5s 1962——.
N Y A Richmond Gas Co—
1st ref M 6s 1951 ser A_ J
N V State El A Gas Corp—
10714
10914
4814
9914
7914
10854
J
r
MA!
0% if notes 1935
58
series A
North American
-x/jw
105
97
J a Hud Riv
ew
....
7214
106
10114
)
10714
3
6s A 1947
M
North Shore Gas Oo of Illinois—
93
1
70
'20--- AS
1st gold 58 1937 opt-..
Northeastern Public Serri
89"
'
26
J
California Power—
1st A cons s f 5s 48 op '15" JA: )
Northern Conn Power Oo—
1st A ref 514s 1940
MA 3
11014
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FAA
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112
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1st A ref mtge 5s 1943.MAS
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37
39
59
61
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1st A ref 414s 1957 ser E.. JAD
10614
1st A re* 434s *60 ser F
10654
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Pacific Light A Power Oorp—
Pac L A P Oo 1st 5s 1942.JAJ
112
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Pacific Teleph A Telegraph—
1st A col tr s f g 5s 1937—JAJ 2
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102
103
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Pennsylvania Electric Co—
1st A ref 4s 1971 ser F— MAN
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Pennsylvania Gas A Elec Oorp—
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MAS
1st lien A ref 5s 1958
MAS
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JAD
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1st A ref 514s '54 ser A
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Penna Pow Oo 1st 5s 1956
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1st lien 514s 1952 series A-MAP
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10054
105
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114
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9714
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1st 1 A ref 5s 1951 ser O—AAO
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92
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107
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10414
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6614
6614
6614
5414
77
10714
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9314
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Gen A ref 514s 1951
MA B k 10614
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1st 8 f 5J4s 1957 ser A
10414
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Northern States Power Oo—
1st A ref 5s 1941
J
8714
9414
101
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1st s f 5s 1952
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MAS
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10014
105
10114
1
108
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72
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9314
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6614
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106
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72
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MAN
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514
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414
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—- fk
Nat Toll Bridge 6a stmp 39.JAJ
25
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109
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10614
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92
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154
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105
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New Brunswick
1st M 5s 1937
1014
7614
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101
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10614
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77
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1st ref A coll tr 5s 1951-—AAO
1st ref col A sf 5s 1970 serB MAS
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103
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9414
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1st mtge 4J4s
9254
Monongahela Valley Water—
1st M 514s 1950 series A—JAJ
Monongahela West Penn Pub Ser
1st lien A ref 5H« ser B''531 FAA
Mont Cities Gas 7s A 1937-MAN
Montana-Dakota Power Oo—Ext 1st 514s-614s 1944
J&J
1955 ser B—-AAO
Gen A ref s f 414® 55 ser O AAO
Gen A ref s f 5s 1956 ser D. AAO
Morn side El St Ry—Seei Phila, Oo
Mount Home Telep 5s 1938.JAJ
Mountain States Power Oo—
1st A ref 5s 1938—--—JAJ
1st M 6s 1938 series B-—-JAJ
Muncie W W 6s Oct 2 1939-AAO
Municipal Gas Oo (Texas)—
1st M 6s 1935 ser A
MAN
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Mut Fuel Gas See Peoples G LAC
104
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33
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1st M 5s 1949
1st A ref 5s 1942
Montreal Tramways—
87"
12154
11114
124
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35
1941------ —— MAS
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Monongahela Light A Pow Oo—•
12054
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all
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4414
82
,
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105
100
44
1
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39
104
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Power—
41
37
Missouri Gas AElec6sA1944MAS
1st A ref 5s ser B 1957
JAJ
Missouri Power a Light—
1st M 514s 1955 ser A
MAS
1st M 414® 1958 ser B
MAN
Missouri Public Service Oo—•
First mtge 5s 1947 ser a—faa
Mo Riv Sioux Oity Bdge Oo—
1st s f 6s 1953
MAS j5
Montreal Pub Service
A$k.
Bid.
Bonds.
where marked ut" and Income and defaulted bonds.
"and Interest" except
Quotations for all securities are as near as
Montana
81
PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS
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* Negotiability impaired by maturity.
83
76
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107
106
103
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94
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closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
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95
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105
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JAJ
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57 U
57 U
100
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89
80
87
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Roanoke W W 5s 1950
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Rochester Central Power Corp—
Deb g 5s 1953
MAS
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mm
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Corp of Canada Ltd—
B.MAS
Cody deb 4Us 1959 Ser
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1st mtge s f 4 Us 1979
81
87 U
90
90 U
1st g 5s Nov 1 1937
1st A ref 5s 1946
Mist 5Us 1956
AAO
Public Service Oo of Colorado—
1st A ref 6s 1953 series A—MAS
1st Aref 5U*'54 series B.MAS
1st A ref 6s series O 1961-MAN
Deb Qs 1946
MAN
Pub Ser of Indiana 6s 1952.FAA
Public Service Uorp of N J—
perpet—MAN
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97 X
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94 U
73 U
93
72
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82
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60
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67
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Nor Jer St Ry 4s 1948—MAN
Orange A Passaic Valley—
.1.1
100
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80
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P S Newark Term Ry 5s'55 JAD
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1960--J AD
Be Jersey Gas El A Trac—
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Shreveport Byslst 5s
42
Sierra Pacific Power Oo—
1st A ref 5s 1960 ser A—.MAS
Sierra A San Francisco Power—
108U
19"
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107
105
110
96
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102
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104U
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107 U
105 U
107U
92
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1st A ref 6s ser A 1939
MAS
1st A ref 5s 1947 ser B
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1st A ref 6s ser O 1947
MAS
1st A ref 5Us ser D 1960-MAS
113
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108 U
107 U
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112
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102
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92 U
89
106
102
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1st Ben A ref 5s 1960 ser B. JAJ
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98U
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79
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103 U
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104
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Southeast PAL deb 6s 2025 -MAS
Southeastern Gas A Water Co—
1st lien 6s 1944
JAD
1st lien 6s x-w 1941
JAD
Southern Bell Telep A
100M
84 U
1st ■ f g 5s 1941 opt 1916—JAJ
Ssu B'vard—See Third Ave
108 U
109 U
105U
106 U
106U
35
70
104U
101U
84U
38
72
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105 U
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Refunding 5s 1954—
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106 U
107 U
106U
107 U
103U
Southern California Gas Corn—
Collateral trust 5s 1937—MAM
Southern California Gas Oo—
104
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1st A ref 5s 1957
......MAS it 105 U
1st A ref 4U§ 1901
MAS
104U
South Calif Telep 1st M 5s 1947
109
Southern Canada Pr Os Ltd—
1st M 5s 1955 ser A
105 U
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Southern Cities Pub Serv Oo—
Conv deb 0s 1949
....MAN / 23
Cities Utilities Oo—
1st lien A coll 5s 1958..—AAO
S f deb 6s 1958 ser A——FAA
f
Southern Colorado Power Oo—
1st g 6s 1947 series A
JAJ
Southern Counties Gas (Calif)—
1st M 4Us 1968
105U
96
102U
MAN
102
S / dab 6Us 1930 ser A
AAO
101U
Southern Gas Utilities. Ino—
1st M s f 6Us 1939 ser A.MAS
99
South Ind G A E 5Us '67—AAO 4:108
Southern Natural Gas Corp—
1st s f 6s 1944 with warr—JAJ
87
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87
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120U
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Deb g 5s 1970JAD
114
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29 U
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103
Ohio Elec 6s 1955
1st g 5 Us 1959 ser D
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106
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122
116
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JAJ
106
Southern Trac—See Phila Oe.
~3Uthern United Gaa Co—
1st Uen 0e 1937 with warr AAO f
14
Certificates of deposit
f
14
105 H
98"
28U
11
Southern Gas Oe—
1st 0Us 1935 ex-warr—MAN
100 U
t
iuiuwwwjtu
ft,nuc
1st M 5s 1957 ser B
MAN
1st 6s series O 1961....M A N
•Negotiability impaired by maturity.
15
15„
101U
15
leiey VJU—
1st M 5s 1901
—AAO
Southwestern Bell Telep—
1st A ref M 5s 1954 ser A-FAA
Southwestern Gas A Elec Co—
lit mtge 5s 1957 ser A ..—JAJ
i
"%
JAJ
*£# to 1950
South
a
83
83
109 U
36
A_.
Sioux City Serv 6s 1§51
JAJ
Snow Mt Wat A Pr 6s
1937-.JAJ
Somerset Lighting 5s 1939—>AA
„
—
....
109
•uthern
86
/
101U
ser B
FAA
1st 25-yr 5Us 1950 ser O.FAA
39"
82"
105
20
96U
ser
Southern California EdisonGen g 5s Nov 1939 opt
JAJ
Refunding 6s 1951
JAJ
104
.IAD
84
10
MAS
JAJ
Elec
Corp s f 6Us '46FAA
City Gas A Elec Oe—
1st 6s 1947
1st 6s 1949
100
107
101
Teleg—
100 u
.JAD
96 U
96U
103 U
96 U
98 U
30U
al.2d M 5s 1949 series B
Sileslan
a
107 U
1st ref 6s 1952 series A
JAJ
105 U
1st A ref 5s 1958 ser B
JAJ it 96
San Antonio Tr 1st 5s '49-.-MAS
95
San Diego Consol Gas A Elec—
57
FAA
108
100U
San Angelo Telep 1st 5s 1958 FAA
San Antenie G A E 5s 1949-MAS
San Antenie Public Service—
'35-44.JAJ /
Somerset Un A Middlesex
Ltg—
Mtge g 4s Dec 1 1943—-JA
South Bay Consol Water—
103 U
80
"5U
100
96
40 U
MAN
JAJ
Salisbury A Spencer—aee Ne Oar
Salmon Rlv Pew gu 5s '52 ep FAA
Salt River Val Water Users Assn
6s 1938-1943
FAA
Refunding 6s 1956
MAN
Stewart Mt Pow 5Us "57.AAO
97 H
1 st M 5s 1955
95
105
mmmm
67
93
£8
33 U
86U
38
•]
..
102 U
96
Sheboygan Elec—See East Wis El OO Oo.
8h6DSDgo Val Water 5s 1956AAO
99
Shinyetsu Elec Pow (Japan)—
1st sink fund 6 Us 1952... J AD
82
101
113
/
20
64
1st col tr 4Ms''68 ser
B._MAN
1st coll tr 5s 70 ser O
FAA
1st coll tr 4Us ser D 70--AAO
62 U
85U
104
62"
51
16
65
Shawlnlgan Water A Power Oo—
IstMAcolsf 4 Us "67 Ser A AAO
fk 33
Gen geld 5s 1944
MAS
Gen A ref 6s 1952
JAJ
Salina Lt Pow A Gas 6s '43-A&0
—
58
47
Sedalla(Mo)Wat 5Us 1947-FAA
41U
86U
1st A ref gu g 5s '39 opt—JAD
68
St Paul City Ry—See Twin City. R T.
St Paul Gas Light—
121
48
41
106
89
89
88
/
Scranton Transit ser 6a A1959—
4s series B 1959
Income 3s 1959
/
tor** Trac 1«68S
1932—MAN /
44""
JAD it 108
Conv 6% notes ext to *34—JAJ
St Louis Sprlngf A Peoria RR—
93 U
1961
n
St L Gas & Coke. See " Indus. Bds"
St Louis Public Service—
_
jfiiisabeth & Trent 5s
5s,
95
1
1U
102 H
88
A— FAA
1st 5s 1944
MAS /
Bef g 5s 1949 opt 1914—AAO
Deb ■ f 6s 1936
FAA
Second Ave Trac—See Phila Oo—
85 U
99 U
St Louis Oo Gas let 5s 1951—AAO
St Louis Oo (Mo) Water Oo—
37
100 U
98 U
Joseph Water 5s 1941.
102
MAS
» 1967
1st M 5s 1960
County (ill) Gas A El—
1st cons guar 5s 1959
MAS
St Joseph Gas—1st 5s 1937—JAJ
St Joseph Ry, Lt Heat A PoWer—
_
102 U
4
70
107 H
/
aattl^Ugh'ti^Oo—19U"Mt8
Si Olair
V—
1968
Scranton Ry—1st 5s Now '32.
JAJ
105 U
16
5
98
Seattle-Everett Traction—
39U
Saguenay Elec 5 Us A 1953--J&J
77
Deb golds Us 1947
89
MAN
Power Gas A Water Sec Corp
CoU tr 5s 1948 with warr.MAN
73,,
Power Secur coll tr 6s '49—-JAD
82 U
Preiridence Gas 4s ser B1963 FA A
106
Prussian Blec 6s 1954——..FAA / 34
Public Blec L Co A (St Albans. Vt)
Trust certs 6%
!#t
62
92
Gen M 4U« May 1948—MAN
Rutland Ry Lt A P 1st 5s'46-MAS
Safe Harbor Water Pow. Corp—
Cons M g 5s 1938 guar..JAJ k 105
Gen lien A ref 6s 1953
AAO
108 U
ser
....
107 X
109 U
108
104
97
98
Sioux
Rochester Gas A Elec Corp—
Gen M 5 Us 1948 series CLMA8
Gen mtge 4 Us 1977 ser D.MA8
5s series E 1962
—.MAS
Rochester A Lake Ontario
Water 5s, 1938
Rome (N Y) Gas. Elec Lt A P
1st ref 5s 1946
...JAD
Ruhr Gas Corp 6Us *53 A—AAO
Rumford Falls Pow—
mm
102
78
1st 4 Us
103 U
117 U
103 U
Rockland light A Pow—
1st M 5s 1938
MAN
1st ref 4Us 1958 ser A
MAN
Rome (Ga) Ry A L 5s '46—AAO
97 U
1st mtge 5s 1956 ser B—MAN k 103 U
Kst M 4 Us 1961 series P-.AAO k 102U
Potomac El Pow—
30
39 U
39U
39U
39 U
38
105 U
110U
Scran to n-Spg Brook Water Serv—
69
65 U
100U
1st A ref 5s 1946 ser B
AAO
1st A ref 4Us 1953 ser C..JAJ
Rockford Elec Oo 1st 5e '39-MAS
Potomac Edison Oe—
5s Dec. 11957
Power Uorp of N
/
/
/
/
Rochester A Syracuse RR—
1st M conv 5s ctfs 1957 MAN /
Certificates of deposit
f
Uochtibter Telep Uorp—
58
V
95 U
Porto Klco Telep 6s 1944—JAD
Postal Teleg A Cable 5o '53—JAJ
ser
6a
Lt 5s '54 opt
JAJ
Roch Ry cons 5s g 1930—AAO /
2d 5s g 1933 ctf dep....JAD /
71
67
*
UlMi itIUttU «Jf 4JVU US
Po
JAJ /
MAN /
Roch Hy &
x
JL
m
104U
D—-Q-Jan
8U
Union—
Richmond (S I) Lt A BR—
1st coll tr g 4s 1952
JAJ
Rio Grande valley Gas Oo—
1st M 7s 1937 ser A
AAO
Riverside Trac—See Pub Ser Qorp
Roanoke G-L 5 Us 1951
FAA
Roanoke Ry A El 5a 1953—FAA
102 U
"
7s 1950
--
109 U
Scranton Gas A Water Oe—-
47
63
90
'53.MAN
1952
MAN
m 6s 1953 ———FAA
Cons 6s 1955
...—AAO
7 % sec. notes 1936
TAA
Richland Public Service—
1st A ref 5s 1937
AAO
Richmond (Ind) W W Corp—
1st M 5s 1957
-MAN
fk 30U
Portland (Me) Gas L 5s A '50 AA
Portland General Blec Oo—
1st A ref 4 Us 1960
MA
Assentedl960
103
102
Pomerania Blec. 6s 1953---MA
-
g
Direct
105
105
nt aa
Plainfleld St Ry 6s
"10"
4
108
......
102
Con
105 U
a vuwy
ser
JA
„
Rhine-Westphalia El Pr (Germ'y)
Phila Sub Water Ce¬
XUIvQ
fund
Rhine-Ruhr Wat Serv
Extl deb 6s 1953-
25
67
People's Traction Oo—
P P By tr ctfs 4s '43 -FAA / 20
70
Union Traction 4s 1952-JAJ
Phila Subur-Coonties Gas A Blec
1st Aref 414s 1957
MAN k 108 U
Uv
60
D.JAD
f 5s 1968.
102 U
Republic Gas 6s A 1945——JAD / 40
Certificates of deposit
/ 41
Republic Service Corp—
1st coll tr 5s 1951
61
JAD
1
AlVVB
65
47
2
Savannah Elec Oe 5a g '52 JAJ
Sayre (Pa) Elec 5s 1947
.AAO
Schenectady Ry 1st 5s 1948
Scioto Val Ry A Pr 1st
6s'43-JAD
Scranton Elec 5e '37
ept *12.
109"'
6U
68
ivo/ ser L>
1st A ref 4s 1947
Rapid Transit St Ry 8s 1941-AAO
75
73
77 U
75
1st ggu 4s 1955.
Union Traction—
W
ioiu
91U
61
rei oa
Sauda Falls Oe Ltd—
1st s f 5s 1955 ser A
AAO
Savannah Elec A Power Oe—
1st A ref 7 U« 1941 ser
A-A«^
1st A ref 6s 1945 ser
B.._AAO
90
20
62
DliUU Ob A CU in
108 U
<06
1st 5s 1945 opt aft
1910 J A,,
San Jose Water Wks
5s 1953-JAJ
107 U
116
Queensboro Gas A El 5s '52-JAJ
Bef 5s 1955
106
MAS
Bef 4 U> 1958
MAS * 104U
Conv g deb 5 Us 52 ser A.AAO it
93
36
Pass
vuu
a
90
1955—
Elev
ser
%
—
114
104 U
San Jeaquln Light A Power—
105
Railway A Light Securities—
110
Philadelphia Rapid Transit—
CoU tr g 5s 1957 opt s f—FJ
S f guar 5s '62 opt 17
M
6s geld 1962—
M
Heat Mantua
Market Street
■
100 u
92
MA
45
109
46
ML_
1st A ref 4Us 1950
Quebec Power Oo—
28
107
106 U
106 H
Philadelphia Blec Power Go—
1st ratge 5Us 1972
Phila A Garretaford St By—
1st M 5 Us 1948
conv 6s 1938
MAS
1st col tr conv 6U* 1948—AAO
Puget Sound Power A Light—
Tst A ref 5 Us 1949
-JAD
1st A ref 5s 1950 ser O—JMAN
f 5a 1955
/
105
101
s
Francisco Bay Toll Bridge—
102""
93 U
109 H
Secured
98""
Morn'side Jb
Pittsb Rys
1st 5s
First mtge 5s 1957 ser D.MAN
Public Service Elec A Gas Oo—
1st A ref 4 Us 1967
JA
%■
1st A ref 4U» 1970FAA /
1st ref 4s 1971
AA
Public Service Subsidiary Com
it
Deb 5Us series A1949
Ji
Public Utilities Consol Corp—
.....
Philadelphia Company—
San
103 U
Pub Serv Corp of Long^Islanderv Oori
1st 5s 1934.
Ask
Bid
Sandusky Bay Bdge lst8 U«*42 JA
106
it 101H
88 u
104
93 u
r
1st m
107
93 U
109 U
104U
Peoples Tract—See Phila R T.
Peoria Water Works Co—
r
Bonds.
SanDIegoWater Supply Co—
94""
93
108
Peoples Light A Power Corp—
1st lien 5Hi 1941-------JA If
/
Cody deb 5s 1979
--J&
Ask.
Public Service Oo of N H-
70U
109 U
110
98U
98M
103 U
99 M
104 U
99U
_
wrvrirp —All
bond
nrlcaa
are
.
"and
Bid.
Bonds.
Co-—
F&A
-F&A
Southwestern Natural Gas Co—
1st s f 6s 1945
—MAN
Southwestern Light A Pow
1st M 5a 1957 ser A
1st M 5s 1957 ser B
k
85
84
66
69
59%
TJlgmwa Blec Power
titM ■ f 7« 1945
93
94
Union El Lt A Pow Co
Gen 5s series A 1954
38
39
3ln
lfti
1932——-J&D ,
39%
157"
105 H
Spg Br'k Wat 1st ref 6s 66-AAy
Springfield (Me) Gas A Elec Oo
99
1st mtge 5s 1957 ser A.—JAD
Springfield Terminal Ry 7s 1942.
Standard Gas A Blec ef Delaware
42 X
6% g notes 1935
.—A&O
37
Debenture 6s 1961———r AA
36%
Debenture 6s 1966—.
JAD
42
6% conv notes 1935
AAO
Standard Power A L Corp—
32 H
Deb g 6s 1957
—---F&A
Standard Public Service> Oorp—
1st lien 6s series A 1948—* AA
37
1st Men 6s 1948 ser B
Standard Telephone Co—
f 23
let 1 col tr 5%• 43 ser A.M&N
Oonv deb 6s 1938—.—MAN /
/
Stettin Pub Uttl 7e 1946 --AAO /
8aitRIv Vail
Suburban Gae Oo of Philadelphia
let ■ f g 5s Apr 1 *52 op 07 AAO
Suburban Lt A Pow 6s 1938-F&A
Super-Power Co of 111—
99%
MAS
37%
37%
33%
w*
38
24%
3
31
111
113
1952J&D
1971-JAJ
Telephone Bond A Share Co—
Deb 6s 1958
JAD
Telephone Service (Ohio)—
52%
---
3
93%
91%
81
67
United
93
Oon
1H
94
.
/
96
16%
/
/
40
44
42
45
2%
1956—..—MAS
-
JAD
Deb g 6a 2022 aer A—-J&J
lat A ref 5a 1956
—-MAN
Third Avenue Ry (New York)—
1st ref g 4a 1960 opt
Adj inc
g
5s Jan 1960
36%
104%
90%
99%
92
99%
55
opt—AAO / 24%
100%
r37—JAJ
103
Third Ave RR 1st 5s g
Sen Boulevard g 5s
105"
54%
aft 14 JAJ
1945—JAJ
25
62%
75
62%
65"
60
Tide Water Power 1st 5s 79-FAA k
85%
Teh© Electric Power (Japan)—
1st ■ f 7s 1955 ser A—M&S15
90
Tekye Blec Light Oe (Japan)—
77%
1st g 6s 1953 series
J&D15
Toledo Edison 5s 1962
MAN k 106%
100
Tol G B A H con 1st g 5s *35-AAO
116
Trenton G A El g 5s 1949--MAS
30
Trenton St Ry con g5s '3t.JAJ n
General 6s, 1941
JAD n 15
45
Tren Pass Ry 1st ext 6s '61-AAO n
Tri-Cities Water 6%s 1942.. JAD
104%
Trft-State Teiep A Teieg—
107%
5 His 1942
MAN
105%
1st M 6s 1942 ser B
MAN
Troy City Ry—See Dn li1 (Alb)
108
Turner Falls Pow A El 5s A '52 JAD
23d Street Ry—See N Y Rys
Twin City Rapid Transit Oe—
51%
1st lien A ref 6 He 1952—JAD
St Paul City Ry—
93%
Cable cnt 5s 1937
JAJ15
Guaranteed
93%
g 4%s 2004
JAD
Albany Ry con M 5s g *30-J&J
Gen g 5s 1947
J&D
Troy Oity Ry 5s g 1942--A&O
Unit Tr (PIttsb)—See Phila Or>
United Wat G & E 5s 1941—M&S
Unterelbe Power A Light Co—
92%
Oonv deb 6%s
12
12
♦
26
21
28%
30%
.mm:m
6
*5"
52%
40
82
84"
67
§3%
80
116
119%
120%
105
105
107
108
108
39%
36%
-
5
f 6s
maturity.
43
107%
107%
112%
107%
6s
B
...AAO
93"
2%
6 Basis.
/ Flat price,
Ooll tr
75
42%
'
IIII
99
90%
105%
20
1%
77
75%
f 6Hs 1955
JAD
A Elec Go—
Ser A
J&D
1st 5s series B 1957
MAS
Western
—
98"
s
United Gas
101%
5Hs 1956
102%
94
102%
84%
100%
84%
Fdg A R E M 4Hs K '50-MAN
#%• Aug 1 1936
FAA
25-year g 5a 1961
..JAD
30-year 5s Mar 1 1960
M&fr
Mat Un6s ext at 5%to'41.MAN
84
103*"
84%
JAJ
MAN
1960-FAA
k Last
sale,
62
61
61
62
56
57
34%
35%
n
Nominal.
\'.-i V'
,
,
'A''1''
■;
■>'
101
86
85
105%
Western Utilities Corp—
1st coll tr
s
f
5Hs 1948
71%
41%
J&D
JAJ /
Whatcom Oo RyALt 5s '35.MAN
Wheeling (W Va) Electric Oo—
1st M 6s 1941 opt
MA",
Refunding 6s 1954
1st
m
5s 1960
ser
A&O
O
95
95%
35%
38
(Germ
M&N
100
105%
61
i06%
62
99%
104%
102%
103
WllUamsport Water Oo—
100%
1st m 5s Aug 1952 ser A
MAS
Winnipeg El Co let ref 5s '35 JAJ
Ref M 6s 1954
A&O
Wisconsin Electric Power Oo—
1st M 5s 1954 ser A
FAA
106
107
Wisconsin Gas A Electrio—
1st g 5s 1952 opt 1919—.JAD
106%
108
Wisconsin Hydro-Elec Oo—1st M 5s 1947
AAO
Wisconsin Michigan Power Oo—
1st A; ref5s June 15 '57.JAD16
1st M 4Hs 1961
JAJ
Wisconsin Minn Light A Power1st A ref 5s 1944
opt '19..M&N
Gen A ref 7s 19471st A ref 8s 1944
J&J
MAN
1st lien A ref 5s 1958 ser F JAD
1st lien A ref 5s ser G 1961 JAJ
1st Hen A ref 6s ser H1952 MAN
Wisconsin Pow. Light A Heat—
1st A ref 5s 1946—
JAD
Wisconsin PnbUc Service Corn—
1st 1A ref 6s 1952 ser A
AAO
1st A ref 5Hs 1958..
t*j
1st
99%
96
54%
98
66
84
103
101%
'•
'
•
;
*
103
100
98
106%
00 00
00
IP
00
100
98
100
00
o»
103
97%
JAJ
Wiacon RIv Pow 1st 5s 1941 MAN
Wise Val El 1st A ref
1st mtge 5Hs 1942
MAN
Wolverine Power 7s 1943
JAD
"Worcester A Conn Eastern Ry—
89
104
99
104
99
98%
lOl"
101%
103
103
57
TsH
JAJ
./yomingVailP 8 6s 1971—A AO
kadkin River Pow lot 5s *41. AAO
Yonkers Ry—See Third Ave
"
102%
98
5PI2M&N
,'
104
101%
ser O '59M&S
^&ref 5^s
Pub
•
86
22"
*102%
::::
Ry.
FAA
w
J 19*
Western Puolic Service Co—
1st A ref 5H» 1960
FA*
Western States Util 6s A '45.AAO
Western United Oorp—
1st aif g 4 Hs 1943
105"
Washington Gas A El Oo—
1947
1st 1 coll 6s 1948 ser A
FAA
1st lien 6s series B 1950-..AAO
2~yr 6% notes Feb 15 '33-FAA /
Service Go—
1st A ref 5t. 1942
104
ser
JAJ
M&N
Western Pow (Oan) 5s 1949..JAJ
Western P L A Teiep—
Wise
83
91%
70%
104
1936
MAN
Wisconsin Power A Light—
1st 1 A ref 5s 1956 ser E
MAN
89%
'11I*
m
86"*
73
97%
94%
94%
88%
104%
MAN
-
Refunding 5s 1958—....J&J
94%
94%
111
108H
71H
94
1st s f 6%s'37 with war.JAD
west Va-Ohto River Bridge—
1st M 8Hs 1852.—JAJ /
35
96%
West Virginia Water 5s A *51 FAA
Western Mass Cos—
103%
4% notes 1939
FAA
106
Western N Y Utilities 5s '40-JAD
White Due St Ry 6s 1935..
Wichita Water 6s 1949
M&S
1st M 5s 1956. ser B
FAA
65
82
78
MAN
FAA
1946
FAA *
Washington Bait A Ann El—
1st M 6s Mar 1941 op
MAS
Wash'n (D O) G L 5s 1960—MAN
s
106H
85
AAO
A
ser
Westphalia United El Pr
IstM sf 6s 1953—
83%
1st A ref 5s 1950 ser B... JAD *
1st A ref 6s series O 1952.MAS
Deb
JAJ
notes 1937
M&N
Westmoreland Water 1st 5s.. 1952
79
Virginia Public Service Oo—
1st A ref 6%s 1946 ser A..FAA *
mmmm
J&D
6%
3
30
25
2
6s 1958MAS / 42
Debenture 7s 1948
...MAS f
Fa Elec A Pow 1st 5s 1955.. A AO
107
10-yr sec conv 5 Ha 1942 ..MAS
111%
1st A ref mtge 5s ser B '54-JAD
107%
Sec conv 5%s 1944
112
-J&J
Virginia Pow 1st 5s 1942..JAD
106%
Hs 1953
by
10%
10%
Vlcksburg Bridge A Terminal—
■*
M&S
West Un Teleg coll tr 5s 1938-JAJ
ser A 1938.FAA
1st M 5* 1955—.
1st lien A ref 6s w
impaired
12
10%
Vamma Water Pow 5%s '57-AAO *100%
78
1st M 5s 1957
1st
Gen M 5s 1956 ser D
A&O
Gen 5s 1952 series E.
105
...JAJ
Utilities Power A Light Oorp—
D«b g 5Hs 194739
IJ&D
Deb 58 1959
FAA
35%
Utilities Public Service Oe—
Oonv 6s 1933
JAD f
4
Utilities Service 6s 1953 ctf dep..
„
H
12
10%
96
1st 1 A gen M 5s 1944
1st 1 A gen M 4He 1944—FAA
Utlca El A P 1st 5s 1950—J&J
Utlca G A El ref A ext 5s '57-JAJ
Gen 5%s 1949 ser O—J&D16
Istfl 6H«
1st M 5
•Negotiability
/
/
/
/
S f M 6s 1953
-A&O
Utah GasA Coke 1st 5s 1936. J&l
1st 8s 1936
J&J
Utah Lt A Tr 1st 6s 1944 A..AAO
Utah Power A Light Oo—
Deb 6s May 1 2022
62
vuiy
11%
11%
38
80
82
1st lien 6s ser B 1953——MAN
United Traction (Albany)—
2%
1%
110H
118%
108 H
107 %
A.MAS
West Penn Tr 1st 5s 1960—JAD
West Texas Utilities Oo—
1st M 5s 1951
1st 5s series B 1950
Conv deb 6s 1935
40%
39%
40%
39%
36%
39%
ym
TelepjfDeUOs A 1948 AAO
United Tel A Tel 5%s A1953 MAN
95
78
/
let mtge 5s 1960
Texas Gas Util. 6s 1945——1
Texas-Louisiana Power Oo—
1934—.—JAJ
Oity A Sub Pub Serv 5s '34. JAJ
Oo—
Texas Pow A lc lat 6s 1937
FAA /
United
101%
Tex Trac lat 5# 1937 opt..
105
Rys of St Louis-
Gen g 4s July 1
West Penn Power—
1st M 5s '46 op '21 ser
1st M 5s 1963 series E
1st M 5s 1956 series G
Western N Y Water Oo—
1st M 5Hs 1950
1
No Bait Div 1st 5s '42—JAD /
Cent Ry ext and imp 5s..1932
Extended to 1934 at 6% MAS /
Lake Ro El 1st 6s '42...MAS /
United Railways of Havana—
91
Texas Cities Gas 1st 5a *48—MAN
/
Texas Blec Ry 6s 1947-——
43
fr 188
1949 op '29—JAD
U
5s 1936
JAD ff
79
65
104%
6%a
42%
United Pub Util 6s 1947 A—AAO /
1st lien 5Hs 1947 ser B
AAO /
1st lien 6s 1947 ser O
AAO /
95"
JAD
34"
AAO
AAO
1st g gu 4Hs 1953
Baltimore Traction Oo—
Terre Haute W W Corp—
General
32
Income g 4s
Inc funding g
Bait Sparrows Pt A Ohes—
90
1st M 5s 1956 ser B .
FAA
Texarkana W 1st 5s
58-—-FAA
33%
101
92
k
Eq 7%s Feb 15 1936 —FAA 15 /
1st M 6s 1949 ser A
90
103
65%
119
West Virginia Gas Oo—
34
§2*
32
100
53%
v
93%
Light—g5sl964-—-MAN
107%
32
FAA
Terre Haute Traction A
run
106%
Unit Ryo A Elec (Baltimore)
1st consol g 4s 1949——M&fc1st con M 6s 1949
MAS
78
-F&A
57%
40
llfc%
West End St Ry—See Boston E)
West End Trac—See Phila Oo
38
West Ohio Gas 6s A 1954
105
West Kootenay Pow 5s Mar 1 *56West PennBiec. deb 6s 2030. AAU k
81
1st M 4s 1961 ser H
55
J&J
6Hs 1933 with w&rr
*7%
97%
*■' IIII
56
5Hs'52 FAA
1st mtge 6s 1947 ser B
United PnbUc Service Oo—
Coll tr 6s 1942 ser A
102
Wayne United Gas 6Hs '44. JAD /
9%
110%
68
109
.
_
Oo—
1st A ref 5s 1970-—-----AAO
Ternl Hydro Bleo 6%s 1953-FAA
iBAOi
/
69H
108
102
ow».
Waukesha Gas A Electric Oo—
1st 5s 1959
-JAJ
69
96%
.-
Tennessee Public Service—
Texas Electric Service
M&8_15
*
Westchester Blec—See 3d av Ry.
Westchester Lt 1st g 5s '50
JAD
Gen ref M 5s Jan 1951 ser AGen ref M 4s Jan 1951 ser B..
United Elec Serv (Italy)—
Extl 1st ■ f 7s 1956 ser A..JAD
Without warrants
United Ilium Oo New Haven—
1st 4s Feb 1 1940
FAA
Un LtARys(Del)deb
64%
—..MAN
1st A ref 6s 1947 ser A—JAD
1st A ref 6s 1956------- - J A D
Tenn Pow gu 5s 1962 opt—MAN
1st con M
68
83
i:
W acert'n LAP—See No N
88%
United Power A Light (Kansas; 1st 6s series A 1944
JAJ
100%
91%
80%
Debenture 7s
mm mm
106
Union Water wks Oe—
1st Hen 5Hs 1942
Unit Elec Oo of N J 4s
deb 6s 1973-
98%
88%
JAD k 105%
89 H
'52—AAO
115
Syracuse Gas g 5s 1940——-J&J
117%
Syracuse Lighting 5s g 1951 - JAD
1st A ref 5Us 1954F&A k 107 %
5s series B 1957-—--—J&J k 107
6
Syrac Rap Tr 1st g 5s 1946-M&S /
1%
2d mtge g 5s 1930—
JAJ /
1st M 5s 1943
Tenesssee Electric Power-—
W Ele*
'39--J&D
UnionPubServ(Minn)5aA'58JAD
Union
Ry—See Third Ave Ry
1959—AAO
Deb g 6s 1976
MAN
1st lien A cons 7H* 1937--AAO
United LtARys'Me)6s A '52 AAO
109 H
Taiwan B1 Pow s f 5%s
107%
105%
United Light A Power Oo—
Deb g 6%s 1974
MAN
1st M 6s 1961
Sweetwater Water 5%s
5s 1953
Tennessee Eastern Blec
107%
1st 1 A consol 6%s
TaconjgPalmyra Bridge—
91
k 106%
'49—JAD
United Elec Rys (Providence)
43
1
k
85
107%
Union Water Service Oo—
First lien 5%s 1951 ser A.MAN
43
29
k
88
Union Trac—See Phila R T
Stewart Mt Pr—See
-MJ8
Union Pub Ser (Del) 6s
106
105%
107
JAJ
1st g 5Hs 1954 ser A
Union Elev RR—See N
Ask.
Ry A El g 4s 1951
JAD * 103 H
81
Anacost A Pot 5s 1949..-AAO
80%
City A Sub 5s g 1948
FAA
Washington A Suburban Cos—
Ooll trust 5Hs 1941..
68%
MAS
Washington Water Power Oo—
107 H
1st ref 6s 1939 op........JAJ
101%
1st A gen 5s 1960
JAJ
Water bury Gas Light Oo—
108
1st mtge 4Hs 1958
MAN
Waterloo Oed Falls A No Ry—
1st M b fg 5s 1940 op'15.-JAJ
Certificates of deposit73
Water Service Cos 5s '42..MAS
Wash
Illinois—
Union Elec L A Pow of
Bid.
Bonds
Ask.
88%
MA815
of St L—
J&D
Genl mtge 6s 1967 ser B—F&a
General 5s 1957
-AAO
Gen 4Hs 1957
.——MAN
38%
1st 4%s 1968lstM4%sl970
(Japan)—
58 H
1st M s f 6s 1945 ser A
Southwestern States Teiep 1
1st M 6s 1948
1
Southwest Gas Co—
:
Bid.
A Electrio—
104
1st A ref 5s Oct 1953----AAO
104%
1st IA ref 5 Hs 1945 Ser A.MAS
Tyrol Hydro-Elec Pow Oe—
let M • f 7H» 1955
MAM / 86%
Guar ■ f 7s 1952-——-FAA / 82%
Twin States Gas
Southwestern Power A Light—
Deb g 6s 2022 series A
MAS
Southwestern Public Service Co—-
Oonvdebser A
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
Bonds.
Ask.
83
BONDS
where marked Mf" and Income and defaulted bonds
interest" except
Quotations for all securities are as near as
181 OB Henes u
UTILITY
PUBLIC
APKIL, 1935]
York (Pa) Gas 1st 5s 1941. MAN
104
York Haven Wat&P 1st 5s 51 JAD
107
Yerk Rys 1st M g 5s '37 opt. JAD * 99
108*"
:''
[ SvVV'''
PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS
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.
Par.
Btooka
Bid.
| Ask.
Stocks.
PUBLIC UTILITY 8TKS.
y:
Alabama
,
Power 17
pref—..(t)
S6 preferred——
55 preferred
~U
—(p
(j)
Alliance Power, pref
100
Amer Cities Pow & Light ci A.25
Class B—
1
Amer DlsTel of N J com ——(t)
Preferred
-T
9/
IHBk yist-..-.--
Koor
'"r
m
0" 19
57
S3
Optional warrants
37
(t)
100
100
11'
Bell Telephone (Canada)
Bell Telep of Pa «*% pf
Beverly Gas A Elec
25
Birmingham Elec 57 pref....(t)
55
35 34
33
56 preferred
(t)
Birmingham Gas 56 pref .....(t)
Blackstone Val Gas A E pref.. 100
Blue Ridge Corp
—1
/;■
Bridgeport Gas Light
Bridgeport Hydraulic Cs
Brit Col Pow Corp A
100
(t)
(f)
20
(t)
i
(t)
Class B
25
Common..
Interstate Natural Gas.
Iowa Southern UtU, 7%
71)
praf!".10o
Superpower common A (t)
Debenture rights
Jamaica Water Supp 734
% PfllfiO
Jefferson Electric com.....
(t>
&U7% pntf'ioo
First
Pub Serv
7% preferre
iuo
preferred stamped
Adjustment stock
Eastern States Psw Cor com(B)
—(t)
(t)
._
'
com
.
Pow_7% pVeilllOO
preferred..—
preferred
.—.(+)
—......(t)
_i
1
Elec Power A Light Corp
fJ-
10
50
"50
3734
29
(empire A Bay State Teleg....100
100
Empire District EIec0% pf
Empire Gas A Fuel Cs pr 8%. 100
—
56
1
100
100
Canadian price,
...100
Preferred 7%
.100.
634% preferred
100
6% preferred
— —.
.100'
Empire Power Corp partlc ■tk.(*v
.......
Preferred
I
Preferred series A 7%—.100
Preferred
Eliz Consolidated Gas.
7% preferred
100
6% cum pref (without warr). 100
Central States Pow A L 57 pf (p
Cent Vermont Pub Ser 56 pr —(t)
Ches A Poto Tele of Bait pref. 100
Chic Olty A Con com part otfs.(t)
Pref partlc ctfa
......... (t<
Otfs of deposit
Chic Dlst Elec Generat 56 pref (t)
Chicago Rys partlc ctfs series i
Series 2
100
1
57 preferred—.......
.(
56 preferred
—......(
Optional warrants—..
'*
El Paso Electric Co (Del)
i
preferred
(
Engineers Pub Serv cam
$5 convertible preferred..—(f)
5634 pref iwitn warrants)..(t)
56 preferred
—... (t)
Essex A Hudson Gas—
100
European Elec class A—
10
Option warrants
Falrm't Pk A fladd Pan By—See
Fall River Elec Light
.—..25
Fall River Gas Works
25
Federal Light* Tr com
16
Preferred(Sfl)
Ex-dlvldend.
46
634% preferred
ba«| Island Lighting
.100
m
com
7% preferred—
6% preferred
100
100
Los Ingeles GAB Carp, 6% pf 100
Louisiana Power A Light io pf (t)l
Loulsv Gas A Elec com cl
A..(f)|
.
Louisville
Railway Co....... 1<H)
Preferred..........
...100
Lowell Electric Light
Lynn Gao A Elec Co
25
...
.26
Mackay Companies4% pref..100
Maiden Electric Oo
.....25
Maiden A Melrose Gas Lt
25
Manhattan Elev Ry 7 % guar 100
Modified 5% guar—
100
Marcon Int Marine Oommunl—
Ameridep rets for ord shs—£1
Marconi Wire—See Can Marcon
Harket St Ry (San Pranclscoj.lOU
6% preferred—
.......100
6% prior preterred
100
6% non-cum 2d preferred—100
Mass Power A Light Aosociat'n—
Common with warrants
Common without warrants
Preferred.
Warrants
..................
....
....
Mass Utilities Associates
Fed St A Pleasant Val—SeePhUaOo
x
334
Prelerrea.................10
Lone Star Gas Corp.—f>i
6% conv preferred
100
...
49
1001
kw
Lincoln Telep A Teleg com..100
Lindsay Light com
10
Elec Power Association
Class A full paid -—...
47
36 34
27
100
aeocucky Utilities. 6% pref—100
7% preferred
1
Keystone Pub Serv 52.80 prefllt
Keystone Telephone—
54 preference
50
Kings Oo Ltg 7% pref...
100
5% preferred
—.100
60
Oonv stock.
Edison Elec Dions (Boston).. 1__
Electrical Securities. 6% pref.loo
Electric Bond A Share -—...(f)
56
55
(♦)
pref__._"l00
Kansas Gas A Elec 7*55. pref
57 pref without warrants...
56 preferred series B
Eastern Utll Assoc
00m
...........
Aansss E lee Pow 7%
100
ioo
100
Eastern N J Pow 6% cum pref100
East Shore Pub Serv 634 % pf (t)
4734
Kansas City Power A Light—
1st pref 56 series B
100
Preferred B stock
6634
63
434% Prior preferred
21X
j
53.50 preferred.........
v t c
4534 jElIz A Trenton RR com
r
r
(t)
6% Preferred--—
„
43
Nominal,
.(f)
b
f1 -75 preferred -
(t)
100
100
n
v)ils8
——
99
20 X
8
k Last sale
74341
39
ioo
Eastern Mass St Ky com
,
Series 4........
56 preferred
International Ry v t 0——I"
100
International Teiep A Teiesf" (t)
International Utilities A
Eastern Gas A Fuel Aasoc's—
102
92 H
Series 3..........
com" (t)
188;
843
——100
6% preferred
1(H)
Central Illinois Light 6% pf—100
Prior lien pref
Elec
ctfs"" 100
11.25
Syst A.
Conv pref 53.50 series
—Il.IfiO
lnternat Ocean
Teleg (guar)
IOO
lnternat Power Securities
Duqoesne Light—-See Phila Co—
I East Coast Public Service
...
Central States
Interboro R T vot trust
Lnternat Hydro-El
Dayton Pow A Light 6% pref 100
.
Cent 111 Pub Serv 56 pref
(f)
Cent Indiana Power 7% pref. 100
Central Maine Pew 6% pref.. 100
7% preferred..
...
.100
Cent Ohio Lt A Pow 6% pf—(t)
Central Pow A Light 7 % pref-100
Cent Pub Serv Corp cl A.......1
Cent Pub Utll Corp A
(t)
Vot trust ctf* common
1
Cent A S W Utll com
1
...
55 preferred—
Duke Power
I
51.60 prior preferred......—25
55 first pref.
...
(t)
Cable A wireless. Ltd
Amer dep rec 734 % A ord—JEl
Amer dep rec B ord.
Hi
£1
Amer deposit rets 534 % pref £1
sk
28
Calif-Oregon Pow 7% pref...100
25 '
6% preferred series of 1027-100
24
6 % preferred -.
—
100
Oalif Water Serv 6% prtf
100
70
Can Hydro-El Corp 6% 1st pf 100
Canada Nor Pow com
(t)
1834
Preferred
......—100 r 102 34
Canadian Marconi
11
20
Oapltal Transit (Wash, I) 0)100
Carolina Pow A Light 57 pref (t)
6034
54
56 preferred
(t)
64
Cent Arkan Pub Serv Corp pf 100
8H
Cent Hud G A E com v t c
(t)
7% preferred
6% preferred
inn
Indlanap Pow A Lt 634% preflOO
Indianapolis Ry Oo v t c..
IOO
6% cum pr-9f series D
.loo
534 % pra/s/red series E
100
5% Prefer ad series A
100
Consolidated Gas (N Y) com..(t)|
'n!£Si*Gw3i£,fllec 97 pref
Detroit Edison—......
Bread River Power 7 % pref—100
Brockton Gas Light Co v t c—26
Bklyn-Manhat Transit......(t)
56 preferred series A
...(f)
Bklyn A Queens Transit com.(t)
56 preferred
(t)
Brooklyn Onion Gas. —...(f)
Buffalo Niagara A East Power
88
Indiana Service Corp.—
......
6.6%
55 preferred
(*)
Continental Gas A Electric^-""
7% prior preferred.
loo
Oonttoen Pass Ry—See Phila R T
Cuban Telephone pref
100
Cumberland Oo(Me)P A Lt pf 100
iDallas Power A Light 7% pref 100
6% preferred
,
_(+)
(t)
53 conv preferred
Boston Elevated BR com
Brazilian Tr Lt A Pow ord
1
aiinoUonb utnuWa%sxenw,
100
(5£aIne) Df6%-100
preferred.
100
8
"
100
{+11
Cons Trac of N J—See P 8 Corp
Cons Trac (Plttsb)-—See Phlia Co
Consumers Gas (Toronto)
100
119
.......
cstnl""""
"" (+)
u a% M—ioo
„
_
50
66
r„6% 1st preferred
...loo
E L A P (Ball)..... <t)
434
128 >4
Beauharnois Power, com
5734
105
6% preferred
—IIIIlOO
Havernill Ei«c Light
Hestonvllle M A F—See PhilaRT
doiyoke Water Power
10(i
Hudson County Gas
HlOo
Idaho Power 7% pref..
100
0o„n°Lt A Pow 534 %~pref—Ilioo
|
prefenrVfT.""~(t)
Corp 56 pref
(t)
Greenwich WaterAGas 6% nf IOO
Gulf State. Utll W wf-t-Im
55.50 pref
>1<
Hackensack Water.....!"".""* 2o
Preferred...
..II" 26
Hamilton Gas common v t c"" f
dartford Electric
Light—I—
Hartford Gas com
oa
Preferred
—"o«
Havana Eler Ry
Concord Elec Co 6% pref
Common
Connecticut Elec Serv com." ."(f)
Conn Gas A Coke Sec pref—..
Common
Preferred
r*)
Green Mt Pow
%\
preferred." ft)
Power A Light—^
First preferred 6%
100
Community Water Ser com
1
7% preferred
(t)
90
12 34
l
"
....
$6
(t
Bangor Hydro Elec com
21
7% preferred...
100
6% preferred
100
Baton Kouge Elec Oo 56 pf—(t)
Wat Gas A Elec com A
preferred
SSSrf*
4834
4334
loo
Community
$6 pref
1H
Warrants
Commonwealth A Sou Corp com t
(f
pref
Atlantic City Elec,
60
(tj
H{
56 preferred
.Georgia Power 56
634% preferred
34 .Connecticut Power
Connecticut Ry A Lighting
.{
GealJPubiic Utilities 57"pfd""(t)
Gen
^^KSrJ'paL iitpf A 6% 100
Oommonwea'lthSjdiin Colli100
(t
J
(
/
GenItallanEdlmn Elec(Jorp~
Amer shs for
ordinary stock
_
—.
°°m 4
Service Oorp
Awr^i100
Class A
........
.....(f)
Associated Telep Utll com A— it,1
4034
8%_ir~"IH""" } {
56 cum conv pref ser
A.—.
56 conv pref ser B
'■''I
_
f% preferred series A......100
5%
.
1001
<Ue"
Preferred
Coast Oo Gas A El 1st pref.. 100
® A El Corp (Del) com (t)
Allot Ctf$
|6 pref with war
1
100
100
preferred........
Ask,
|i^Tw.isrsSc<stSss-100l
-<»
634
6iy
734
734
1634
Ilium common ——(f)
2c?
6% preferred
Cleveland Railway..
Certificates of deposit
Bid.
it)
]?&,TeItgr,aDh
%
1034
V
........
56 1st preferred
(t)
Appalachian El Pow 7% pref. (t)
6% preferred
-(t)
1
Arkansas Natural Gas Corp
Preferred
10
Arkan A Mo Pow 7% pref
100
Arkansas Pow A Lt 57 pref—(t)
6% preferred
—it)
Associated Gas A Elec com.... 1
Common class A
(1
Original preferred
'*
54 preferred
—
55 preferred
—
56 preferred
1034 preferred..
57 preferred
tnt
234
7134
.78
ion
.....
II
preferred
57 preferred
n
£*** ,Ry—S®6 Phil R T
nK?'nt TAactIon—8ee PhUa Oo.
EJLLi5ayton* OWo>
100
Preferred
100
$6 preferred
.
55 preferred.-—
Amer Superpower Corp com
(t)'
First $6 preferred
(t)
Preferred 56 series—
(t)
American Telep A Teleg—..100
Amer Wat Wks A Elec com
(t)
• O
:
(In<M*nap) com..26
„(t)
$0 preferred
...
(t;
Amer Gas A Pow 56 1st pref.„(t)
American Light A Traction
26
Amer Power A Light com
1034
34
k
Preferred BB
—IIIIHIIoO k
Cities Serv Pr A Lt 56
pf
(t) k
7% preferred
ioo! k
5634
87
70^
\
Par.
90
70
234
Ta,eB-5?
-
1
34
87
85
——.50
Stocks.
1
86
.
Amer Gas A Elec com
Ask.
3i
100
^SC!nn2tL 8Jtreet Ry
Preferred
10o
Amer A Foreign Pow cam
(t)
;
17 Preferred
(t)
r $7 second pref series A.....ft'
*56 cam pref
'.1(1
Warrants
,or Preferred B...
^^
Electric pref 100
Sjoclnnatl Gas Transp
100
0,J° New A Gov Lt A Trac 100
Preferred
inn
Allegheny Traction—See Phila Co
v
Bid
Par.
Hkloago Rapid Transit—
1
Prior
preferred A......—.100
t Without par value,
v t c—1
5% oonv partlc preferred—.60
1834
t Previous quotation was an error, should have been 1834-1934.
Quotations for all securities are
Pfl»
Stocks*
Bid.
Pawtucket Gas
Penn Central
Warrants
Warrants B
Participating class A stock, (t)
pref. 100
66 preferred
Preferred.—------—100
Preferred
IJJg
Newark Consolidated Gas—--100
New Brunswick Light—
Heat Ac Power--—————100
New Ring Gas Ac B1 Awn—
17
29
58
87
Consolidated
106
8*4
109
30
32
48^
49
101*4
38
112
Jk*
102*4
40
106
Phil A
66 pf it)
24
63
64
73*4
74*4
Nor States Power
7% Preferred
Northwest
100
N«thWertiU&7%pref.
100
7%
lien—.—.100
Pf-100
Northwestern Teleg (guar)—.60
Ohio Edison 66 pref
—it)
67 preferred
—.....(t)
Ohio Power 6% pref
101
Ohio Public Serv pref A
A
Bridge4%cumpref
100
preferred (6%)
%)
--26
80
73*4
10*4
20*4
100
7% preferred
—IOC
Union Gas (Canada)
—(f)
Union Pan—See Phila R T
Union St Ry (New Bedford) ..100
Union Traction—See Phila R T
United Oorp
S3 cumulative preferred
Warrants
(t
(t
...
...
25
...
United Gas A Blec (Conn) pre! 100
United Gas A El of NJ 5% pf-100
United Gas Oorp cam
17 pref series A
Warrants
(1)
(t)
(
cum
vot
pref (non-vot)
6% cum. 1st pref
Utah Power A Light—
67 preferred
66 preferred
77
68
Non-voting common..
..(t)
Class B vtC—..............1
7% cumul pref
1001
Virginia Elec A Power
66 preferred
._.—._(
Virginia Pub Serv 7% pref
1
...
.
22*4
17*4
23*4
40
6% preferred
Washington (D O) Ga
Wash (D O) Ry A Bl oom
...
Preferred
Common
.....(t)
7% Preferred
(t;
Sangamo Electric com..
(1
Preferred.
....._1C
San Joaquin Lt A Power—
7% prior preferred
100
6% prior preferred
100
%
19*4
_(f)
——(t)
Utilities Power A Lt d A—
Traction—.........50
^Canadian pries.
.(f)
...
Utlca Gas A Electric 7% pref 100
....10
Rockville-Will Lighting Co—
7% preferred
6% preferred
n J Nominal.
(t)
10
Twin City Rapid Transit..... (t>
65
100
20
100
,.100
Washington "Wat Paw 6% pf ..(
Western Massachusetts Cos
(
Western Power Oo 67 prof
ll
Western Union Telegraph—..100
West Penn Elec Oo Class A., (t)
7% cum preferred
loo
105
100
103*4
95
6% cum pref
109
105
107
97
20c
West Penn Power 7%
100
pref
100
6% preferred
100
West Phila Pass—SooPhfla R T.
West Texas Utilities 66 pref— (t)
f1-8""
:iii
12
Wisconsin Power ALight 6%pfl00
7% preferred
100
Wisconsin Pub Ser Oorp7%pf 100
92*4
6*4 % preferred...
Wisconsin Telep 7% pref
..100
York (Pa) Railways Preferred .50
93
33
A
k Last sale.
100
Preferred
.......
Savannah El. A Pow 6% pref-100
f Without par value
10f
..........
.........
8X
6% preferred..
5% preferred
Trf-State Telep A Teleg....
United Gas A Impt
41
.......
it
-(t)
25
—
—26
......
1st preferred
11
it)
Booh
Teiep 66H pref
100
3t Louis County Water pref. 100
St Louis Pub Serv—
Pacific Lighting Corp oom—.ft'
Preferred (66)-...—(1
Pacific Pow A Lt 7% pref
100
Pacific Pub Service-—
Common non-voting
16"
Rockland Light A Power
85
Ottawa Traction "SZIIZZZ-—100
Pacific A Atlantic Tel (gu)
26
Pacific Gas A Electric
-26
First preferred (6 *4
100
Preferred
60
Rochester GAE 7% preflSIIioo
6% oreferred series O
100
6% preferred series D.
..100
Ottawa^Ught Heat A Pow—.100
First
75
Glass A
(t)
Ridge Ave Pass—See Phila R T.
Oklahoma Gae A Blec 7 % pf—100
Okla Nat Gas Oorp units.--—100
Omaha A Council Bluffs Railway
V'M".
.(t)
94*4
XS
97
Riverside
CT%)-lgJ
preferred
Third Avenue Ry (N Y)
lOu
13th A 15th St—See Phila R T
Toledo-Edison pref a t7%*
10C
10
85
(t)
6%cumpref B
(t)
Rap Tran St Ry—See P 8 Oorp.
Rhine-Westphalia Blec Power—
Amer shares representing cornRhode 1st Pub Serv pref....
(+)
prior
KirUtwest Bell Telep 6*4s
42
80
...100
(t)
6% preferred—...........101
7% preferred
100
Public Service of Okla 7% pref 100
6% preferred
100
Pub Serv El A G 65 pref
(f
Puget 8d Pr A Lt S6 pref
(1
65 prior preierred
(■.
Quebec Power common...
(t
Queens Borough GasAB16%pfl00
Radio Oorp of Amer.......
(t)
7% cum pref A
...50
ElectrfV6% pref—100
.100
7% preierred
82
Common
(Del) com—100
100
Preferred 7%
76
8% preferred......
100
7% preferred..........
100
6% preferred——
100
65 preferred
(t)
Consolidated Trac of N J—100
Rapid Transit St Ry Oo
100
So Jersey Gas A Elec Trae-.lOO
Public Service Oo of Nor 111.. 60
100
N Y Util pref
24
IW
69
Pabllc Serv. Oo. of N.H. 66 pL.lt)
Public Serv Oorp of N J
(t)
.
com—(t)
.,
Twin States Gas A Electrics
Oorp of Canada com.-(t)
66 preferred...
35
114*4
Public Serv of Ind prior pf— (t)
inSSuM'ia'•*
ern
67
74
110
...
North Continent Utiloom
100
0% preferred-. ———.—100
Kur
9*4
Public Serv of Colo 7% pref.. 100
0% preferred
100
Niagara A Hudson Pow .——10
Option warrants A
Option warrants B—-———
North American Oo com .
(t
6% preferred
——
W
Nsrtb Amer Edison 66 pref—(t)
Nor Amer Gas A Blec A—(T
A Pew
31
23
100
100
....100
6% preferred
Lt
...
pref
Providence Gas
—IT)
NY Telephone 6 H% Pjef—100
N Y Water Serv 6% pref
100
North Amer Light
6%
A Cable 7% pf.100
Potomac Edison Oo 8% pref-100
Preferred
A
Texas Power A Light 7% pref-100
Portland Gas A Coke, 7% pf—100
5*4% preferred
.
Pow
sw
...
Union Traction (617*4 pd)—50
West Phila Pass guar
60
Power
N Y Bteain Oo—
Common ———————IT)
67 preferred ser A
66 dividend pref—
pd)50
60
Gray's Fy (626 pd)—50
Potomac Blec Pow 6%
25
Syracuse Ltg 8% preferred—10U
6*4% preferred
.10(
8% preferred
100
Tampa Elec Oo
(t)
Tennessee El Pow 1st pf (7%) 100
7.2% lit preferred
100
1st preferred (6%)—......100
5% cum 1st preferred
100
50
7% preferred
110
100 X
106*4
...——(t)
Preferred
Swiss American Elec pref
Phila Traction—See Phila R T.
Piedmont A Northern Ry
100
H
63
Southwestern Gas A El 7%
pf.100
Southwestern Lt A Pr oom A. .(t)
Class B
Portal Teleg
*4
67
..........
13th A 15th Sts Pass Ry....50
Union Pass (630 5-6 pd)
50
22
20*4
Standard
Traction—.—50
60
2d A 3d Sts Ry guar
50
13*4
1*4
45
South A Atlan Teleg (guar)
26
Southern Indiana G <A B 8%pf 100
Free stock
Ridge Ave Pass ($26 pd)
12
93
r*
26
..100
Preferred
Sprlngf (Mass) St Ry Cos pf—100
Standard Gas A Blec csm
._("
17 cum prior pref.....
(
aferred
4 cum preferred ..........(t»
lor
.16 cum prior pref
.....(t)
Philadelphia
New Haven Water----f^
N J At Had Rlv Ry At Per pref-100
New Jersey Pow A Lt >6 pref (ft
New Orleans Public Service—
Southern Col Pow com A
Preferred
Hestonvllle M A F com.....50
Preferred
23
Springfield Gas A Elec pref
t
Springfield (Mass.) G L Oo vtc 25
Germantown Passenger.....60
Green A Ooates Sts (615 pd).60
Teleg—100
7% preferred——--——100
New York Railways Oorp—
67 non-cum preferred——IT)
N Y A Queens B1L A P—
25
Passenger guar—..50
Phila City Pass Ry (62294
Phila A Darby Pass Ry
III
24*4
11*4
So Jot G El A Tr—See P 8 Oorp.
Southwestern Bell Telep pref. 100
Oontlnen Pass Ry ($29 pd)—50
Fatrm't Pk A H&ddlng'n..—60
Frandfd A Southward Pass.50
LAP Asso 6% pf-100
ymMutual Telegraph..——26
preferred
...—— (T)
Tracpref..—.50
Duquesne Light 5% 1st pf.100
Federal St A Pleasant Val—26
Monongahela Lt A Pr
60
Monongahela St Ry
-50
Phila A Darby—See Phila R T.
Phila A Grays—See Phila R T.
Philadelphia Blec Co com
ft)
65 preferred
—(f)
Phila Blec Power 8% pref
25
Philadelphia Rapid Transit
60
7% preferred
50
Oltlsens
56 preferred—————I.
66 prior pref
—-IT;
New England Telep Ac
"X
7% preferred
100
Southern Nat Gas Oorp—...(t)
Southern New Bag Telep....100
Southern Union Gas com...—(f)
27*4
Traction—........50
Oltlsens
1
"q"
16*4
53
74
...
5*4
47
preferred..........50
66 cum pref
(t)
Allegheny Traction—.......50
$7 preferred——————
N Y Power At Light Oorp
(t)
——
of~ cum
%
66*4 preferred stamped
(t)
New Bug Pow Assn com
-(T<
6% preferred————-100
New England Power. Oo. pref 100
New England Pub Servcom— (t
87 prior preferred———J
N Eng Wat
It)
Pennsylvania Water A Pow..(+)
People's G L A O (Ohlc)_._—luO
Phila City Pass—See Phila R T.
Philadelphia Co com
.....(f)
65 preferred..
»8
10
5*4 % preferred series 0....25
6% preferred series B
—25
7% preferred series A
—25
Sou Calif Gas Co 6% pref—
25
Southern Canada Power..—
(t)
Preferred
.100
Pennsylvania Pow A Lt
66 preferred
Second
Mountain States Tel A Tel—100
Nassau & Suffolk 7% pref— 100
National Power At Light com—(t)
16 Preferred--------------iT)
Nebraska Power, 7 % 1st pref-100
Nevada-Calif Electric—
67 pf-(t)
107*4
Warrants
South Calif Edison common...25
Penna Gas A Elec Co 7 %
pref-100
Montreal Telegraph—.——-40
Montreal Tramways, com—.100
Mountain States Power, oem.tt)
67 pref (t)
Ask.
27*4
Sioux City Gas A Bl 7% pf—100
Sierra Pac Elec pref—
100
Somerset Un A Middlesex Lt.100
Southeastern Gas A Water A—(t)
Southeastern Pr A Lt—
Penn-Ohio Edison-
Missouri Pub Ber 7 % prei----10U
Mohawk-Hudson Power lstprf(t;
preferred----------(t
Monongahela L ft P—See PhllaOo
Monongahela St Rf—8ee PhllaOo
Monon-West Penn P 8 7% P^-25
Montreal L H At Pow, Oons-(t)
9cranton-Spring Brook
WatertService 6% pf— -—(t)
2nd A 3rd Sts Ry—See Phils R T
Snawtmgan Water A Power — (t)
—
Penna Gas A Blec Oorp
106*4
Second Ave RH Corp (N Y)—(t)
Sedaiia Water pref-.
100
(t)
100
Lt A Pew65 pref(t)
62.80 preferred—----------(T)
6% pref. series 1921.-.---100
Milwaukee Gas Light 7% pref 100
Minnesota Pow A Lt 7% pf—.100
16 cum preferred---—---100
Miss Power A Light 6 % pref - (t)
7%
pref
Oo com
Peninsular Telep
Preferred
Bid.
Scranton Electric $6 pref—(t)
123
El. 100
100
Paterson A Passaic Gas A
Par I
Stocks.
Ask.
78*4
100
6% preferred————---100
R7. AUght—
Mississippi Rlv Pow 6%
Bid.
Par
Stocks.
Pacific Telep A Teleg
___
Elec,
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue.
as near as
Ask.
Memphis Natural 9»a
Memphis Pok er A Light 7 % pf (t)
Metropolitan Edison Oo—
S7 preferred series B_.
$6 preferred series C
Middle West Utilities.
$6 cum pref without
Midland Uell 7 % prist lien.
•% prkWien
r—
100
7% preferred class A100
6% preferred class A———100
Mllw.
85
PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS
April, 1935]
Bx-dlyldend.
34
37
44
43
112*4
]
Industrial and Miscellaneous Securities
under
put
Deposit Companies'
__
NOTICE.—All bond prices
are
"and interest" except where marked
Quotations for all securities are
Bid.
Bonds.
INDUSTRIAL AND
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
Abbotts Dairies deb 6s 1942-MAS
Abitlbl Pow A Paper—
1st M 5s 1953 ser A
Bonds.
105
Borden Mills 1st sf 6s—
Ext at 6 % % to 1934
FAA
Boston Sand A Gravel 7s 1934——
-
Boston
JAD *f 29%
f 26
.
105%
103
104
105
Adams Exp coll tr g 4s 48.MAS
Coll tr g 4s l947-.AD
87
88
Advance Bag A Paper 6s 62-JAD t
Aeolian Co os 1937-—-- —• ---
65
6s 1965—J«J
43 a A&u
Albany Perf Wrapping Corp—
1st M coll tr 6s 1948- --AAO
Alberta Pacific Grain 6s, 1946 JAJ
Aigoma Steri 1st 5s 1962
AaO
Allied Packers deb 6s 1939—JAJ
1st M A coll tr 8s 1939— —JAJ
32
28
105
Deb5%s 1943 with warr.-A&O
Acadia Sugar 6s 1946-------J
Acme Steel Goods 6s 1943-MAS
British Amer Oil 5s
89
68
1st 5%s 1950 ser B
Budd (E G) Mtg 6s 1938
59
25'"
Burmelster A Wain i Copenhagen;
15-yr 8 f extl 6s 1940
.JAJ
Burns A Co 5%s June 1 1948-—
40 &
85
f
/
/
9
30
30
41%
86%
10%
101
Istsf 7s 1956—
MAS f
106 %
Aluminum Co debs 5s 1952-MAS
98%
Aluminum Ltd a f debt 5a '48 JAJ k
5%
Amalg Laundries 0%s 1936-MAS
100
Amalgamated Phos 6s 1936-FAA
90
Deb gold 5s 19517MAN
Alpine Montan Steel dorp—
104
—AAO
f 7e 1937.
Aggregates Corp—
Deb 6s'43 ser A with war.FAA
New 3-68 1943
43
43
43
—
Amer Oyanamld
48
48
48
100
102
72
1953—JAD
Amer Ice Co deb 5s
100%
103
102%
80%
deb 5s 1942-AAO
103%
82
Amer IG Ohem Corp—
105%
MAN
Oonv deb 5%s 1949
Amer International
105%
Corp—
88
Oenv 5%s 1949
-JAJ
Am Mach A Fdy a f 6s 1939-AAO
American Meter 6s 1946
JAJ
101%
89%
103
96
—
6s 1944
85
105%
6s '37 -MAN /
MAN /
Deb gold 6s 1940 Ctfs
AAO */
Amer wire Fabrics 1st 7s '42MA8
Amer Writ Paper 1st 6& 1947 JAJ
30
30
31%
104%
Deb 7« 1946
MAN /
-
Income 6% notes
4
8
103%
JAJ /
...
Armonr
A
Co—Real
JAJ
A
estate
Arnold Print Wks 6% % '41.AAO
32
32
37
20%
22%
56%
8%
8%
10
7
10
105
105%
103%
103%
104%
104
84
40
72
85
98%
Associated Mtge Co 2-6%—1953
Associated Rayon 5s 1950 ..JAD
Associated Simmons Hardw Coe
41%
43%
40
108
B&ragua Sugar Estates—
Non-cum inc deb 6s '47— JAJ /
Batavlan Petrol 4%Bgu 1942 JAJ
Bates Valve Bag Corp—
Deb 6s x-warr 1942—
FAA
JAJ
guar
5s
41
104%
1st 8b 1941
MAN
Certain-teed Prod Oorp—
Deben s f 5%s 1948.—...MAS
JAJ
43
105%
104%
105%
JAD
4d—AAO
Coll trust ref 6s 1940
AAO
Chic Pneumatic Tool OsConv col J5s 1944
Chic Jet coll tr ref g 4s
55
116%
64
58
117
67
10
112%
114%
35%
99%
25%
101
100%
27%
103
89
AAO
Chile Copper Co deb 5s 1947. JAJ
Clearfield Bit Coal 4s 1940-JAJ
Small series B
JAJ
116
6e profit share deb 1956—Q-J
Betb'm St 1st 1 A ref 5s '42.MAN
Porch money 5s 1936
JAJ
Porch money 6s 1998 Q-Feb—
Pmn-Marv Steel 5s 1937.JAJ
Bohemian (First) Glass Works—
1st 7s 1957 without warr. .JAJ
fThis price includes accrued int.
16
16
103%
1940-
33
105%
97
100
95
FAA/
40
103%
Donner Steel 7s 1942
JAJ
Driver Harris Co—
1st mtge sink fund 6s 1942-JAD
Eastern Oar Oo Ltd 6s 1952.JAJ
100%
97
Sug 7%s *37 MAS ♦/ 7%
Eastern Dairies 6s May 1 1949--'
84
hi Ik
dor ii Uuai
25
/
JAD/
'/
193 J -JAD
Empire Lumber 6s 1945
6
Empire Oil A Refg Oo—
I
1st A col tr 5%a 1942—.AAO]
Ernesto Breda 7s 1954
FAA
58
76
European Mtge A Invest—
1st 1 7%s 1950 ser A
MAN /
1st 1 7 %s 1900 ser B
FAA /
47
42
102
103
102%
103
Fairbanks Morse A Oo—
Sink fund deb 5s 1942
103
105
Famous
107%
8t*
95
1st
98
55
I
86%
83
82%
.'82%
77
s
Players Canada
f 6s
1948
ser
102
FAA k 101
Oorp—
AAO
A
99
20-year deb 6%s 1948—AAO
91
Farmers Mfg Oo 7s 1943
MAS f 24
Farmers Nat Mtge Inst 7s '03A&O fk 53
Fay (J A) & Egan 6s 1943
Federal-Hygienic Ice Refrig—
6s series A 1941
101%
6s series B 1941
101%
Federal Sugar Ref 6s 1933—M&N f
Flat s f deb 7s 1940..
JAJ
Finland Residential Mtge Bank
...
8*
79%
77%
P
s f 6s stamped
1961
M&S Jfc
98%
104 %
Firestone Cotton Mills 5s '48M AS
Firestone Tire A Rub of Calif
Sf 5s 1942
MAS Jfc 104%
First Bohemian—See Boh G1 Wks
49
Oolo Indus 1st 5s A A B 1934 FAA ♦/ 21%
Osmmander-Larabee Oorp—
Flour Mills of America Inc—
84
Oonv g 6%% notes 1940.AA'>
Follansbee Bros 5s 1947
JAD /
Foreign Power Secur Corp—
22%
79
58
111%
85
1st col tr conv 6s 1949 ser A JAD
Fox Film Oorp deb 6a 1936AAAO
invest Trust
112
75%
102%
Framerlcan Ind A Dev Oorp—
Deb 7%s 1942
JAJ
106
Francisco Sug 7%s 1942.MAN15 /
Franklin Oo Coal 7s 1951
JAJ /
Fraser Oo 6s Jan 1 1950
27
37%
40%
95%
Conley Tank Car eq 5%s 1935-39 63.50%
103%
Connecticut Coke 5s 1948.-MAS
Connor Lumb A Land 6s *41 MAN 1 45
95%
French Nat Mail SS Lines 6s '52
Frick-Reld Supply 6s 1943..JAD
163
90
105%
50
Gannett Co deb 6s '43 ser A.FAA
Oarlock Pack Ce deb 6s '39.AAO
Gelsenkircben Mining Co—
103%
105%
6-yr 6% notes 1934
MAS
General American Investors Inc—
Deb 5s 1952 ex warr...
FAA
♦/ 67%
5% %notes'37(Ampartctf)MAN
Commonwealth Subsidiary OorpDeb g 5%» 1948 ser A. .MAS
6% % notes April 15 1936-AAO
.JAD
57
Consol Mach Tool 7s 1942
13
15
15
16%
JAJ
9
Consol Coal 4%s 1934 opt..MAN
1st A ref s f g 5s 1950
JAD
Certificates of deposit
37
Consumers Co
1st os 1940---JAJ
Container Corp 1st 6s
'46.JAD15
Deb 6s 1943 with warr_.JAD
Continental Roll A Steel Fdy—
JAD
Copley Press 5%s 1943
F&A
Corporation Securities On—
5% serial notes to 1935-.MAS
Oosgrove Meehan Coal 6%s .1945
Crane Co 5% notes 1940—.FAA
Deb 6%s 1938
with warr .MAN
JAD 6 4.25
Transports System—
Eq tr 4%s 1936-*40 (yr). .MAS 6 4.25
General Bronze deb 6s 1940MAN Jfc
83%
General Cable
1st mtge ■ f 5 %s 1947 ser A-J A J
68%
1
17
103%
100%
102
Orowell-Collier 6s 1939
101%
94
Crowley, Mliner A Co—
Deb s f 5%s 1937
MAN
Grown Cork A Sea! Co, Ino—
20-year sink fund 6s 1947.-JAD
Crown Willamet Pap 6s '51.JAJ
A: Last sale,
n
Nominal.
Oerp—
Gen'l Elec 3%s 1942 opt
97
h IeT
44
88
105%
FA*
Elec (Germany)7s'45_JAJ15
Deb 6%s 1940
JAD
45
Deb s f 0s 1948—
M&N
len Rayon deb 6s 1948 w w.JAD
General Refractories Oo—
1st M income 6s w w '38.M&S
44
Without warrants
Gen 8tl Oast 1st 5%s '49 w w J&J
-
F&A
Certificates of deposit
Georgia Marble 1st 6s 1950-M&N
106
103
46
56
/Jfcl50
100%
63
Gen Steelwares 6s Nov 1 1952
93%
Gen Theat Eq deb 6s 1940-A&O */
6%
Certificates oC deposit
3en Vending 6s 1937
53
106
103%
3.75%
3.75%
Gen Amer
Gen
107
......
103%
FAA 6 4.25
Equip 4 Us 1942
Eq tr 4%s 1935-45
37%
37%
25%
103
86%
65%
5
45%
General Amer Tank Car Oorp—
85
42
105
61
64
Evertastlk, Inc 1st 7s 1937-MAN
Fabrics Finishing Oorp—
1st m conv s f 6s 1939
JAJ *f 10
80%
80%
JAJ
JAJ
Oorp—_
5%s 1949FAA
/
70
Credit Service 6s 1948----
103%
131%
6% notes (Am part ctfs)..MAS
92
81
1st mtge 6s 1941.
7% notes w w 1936
100
93
(Berlin)—
88
Credit Alliance Corp—
110%
Bank
69
7s series A 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 1988
JAJ
1st M oonv » f 6s 1940-.
....JAJ
JAJ
1H4H.
1st 17s 1907 ser O
MAP
Evans Auto Load'g deb 6s'38F&A
Ohilds Co deb 5s 1943
Oomm'l
oo
8%
8
36
103%
Eastern Cuba
Chesapeake Oorp—
Clover Valley Lumber 6s to
Ooilateral Bankers. Inc—
StkYds
Donoacuna Paper—
lets f5%s 1948 ser A
100
103%
Carthage Marble 6%s 1942
Cedar Rapids M A P 5s 1953.JAJ
1942
iJn
Detroit Times serial 6s 1935.MAS
serial 6s 1936 to 1943
MAS
7% notes 1931
1055
MAM
Canadian Vickers 6s Aug 1 1947Capltal Administration Corp
Deb 5s series A 1953
JAD
25-yr
7 %s ext (stmp 10% pd) 1939
Bedford Pulp A Paper 6%s 1942—
Beech Creek C A O 6s '44..JAD
Beneficial Indus Loan Corp—
Oonv deb 6s 1946
MAS
Beneficial Loan Soc 6a B 1939 Q-J
Canadian Internat Paper—
1st M 6s 1949Canadian Nat Steamships—
If
MAS/
Dominion Textile 6» R>49-. MAS
1st 4%s series A 1955
MAS
98
Oonsol Textile 1st 8s 1941..JAD
37
Certificates of deposit.
Beacon Oil deb 6s 1936
MAN
b Basis*
AAO
103%
/
Dominion Tar A Chemical Co—
Deb ■ f 6e 1949 eer A
JAJ 2
6s series B 1949JAJ
Consol Paper Oorp 5%s 1961—_
Oonsol Publishers Inc—:
76
Bay way Terminal—
1st m 0%s 1946
83%
Consolidated Laundries—
Works—
MAN
1st A gen m 6s 1941 ser A
Canadian Oanners Ltd 6s 1950—
Oanad Cons Rub 6s 1946--AAO
Canadian Copper Ref. 6s May *45
Canadian Cottons 5s 1940—J A J2
%
Dedge Mfg let 7s 1942
JAJ /
9
Dola (Jac) Pack 1st 6s '42-MAN
101%
Dominion Oanners 1st 6a "40 AAO
108
Domln Coal 6s 1940
MAN
102%
102%
102%
FAA
Certificates of deposit
Deep Rock Oil 7s 1937
i
Stamped (Mar *33 coup on) *35
Deutsche Rentenbank—
Farm Ln s f 6s Oct 15'60 AA015
Dodge Bros deb 6s 1940
MAN
103%
'43.FAA16
5s
Sink fund deb g 5%i 1937 AAO
Bardaleben Coal Oorp—
1st mtge 0s 1953
JAD
59%
MAN
100
De
57
8*
99
96%
JAJ */
Cuban Amer Sugar 8s 1930-M&S
99
Cuban Tobacco 5s 1944
JAD,
42
Cudaby Pack s f 5s 1946-— JAD
103%
40
100%
Ask.
<
Deutsche
..JAJ
1930
SS L deb
Oonv deb
5H% notes 1935to 1938 .MAN tioo%
1st g 6s 1940
f deb />•
Deb 6s 1940 with warr-.M&S
Orudble Steel Oo deh 5**40.MAN Jfc
80
42
Oemmerx-und Prlvat-Bk (Germ'y)
6H% gold notes 1933
JAJ *J 42%
Afel Gulf A W Indies 88 Lines—
39
Coll tr g 5b Jan 1 1959
JAJ
Atlanta Laundries 6%sw w 1943. / 12
Atlantic Refln deb 6a 1937—J AJ
107%
Atlantic Steel 1st s f 6s 1941-JAJ
Atlas Plywood Corp—
78
Oonv deb 5%s 1943
MAN
Autocar Co. 1st 7s 1937
MAN
73
Balaban A Kats Corp—
6s with warrants 1938.........
Without warrants....
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Bid.
Oorp—
Cuba Cane Products—
Deb 0s 1950
Uenver
46%
Ooi Fnel A Iron « f 5s 1943—FAA
7
Asbestos Corp of Canada 5s 1942.
Baldwin Locomotive
A..—MAN
«er
AAO
Chicago Stock Yards 5s 1901 AAO
1st
gold 4Kb 1939 opt
JAD
Armstrong Cork deb 5s 1940. JAD
,
MAS
Debsf 5%s 1942-
Armonr A Co of Delaware—
1st M 5%s 1943 ser
JAJ
A *"n
FAA
F&A
'60
Oonv coJ 15s 1947 .——MANIfi
88%
Anglo-Chilean Cons Nitrate—
Antilla Sugar Estates—
Income deb 6s 1951.—.—JAJ f
52
Packing Oorp—
Guar gold 4s
83
Amoskeag Mfg 6s 1948——JAJ
47
45
77
Chateaugay Ore A iron—
119
—
Amer Type Fdrs deb g
Deb gold 6b 1939.
67
Central ttteel
'
75
MAN
105
Amer Radiator deb 4)4s '47 MAN
American Rolling Mill—
95%
Sinking fund deb As 1948--JAJ
103%
5% conv notes 1938
MAN
101%
Amer Sales Book 6s 1939---AAO
87%
Amer Seating conv 6s 1936—JAJ
Amer Service deb 0%s 1934.-JAJ
~6"
6s ser A with warr 1944..-JAJ /
Amer Smelt A Ref 6s 1947—AAO
103%
104
Am Tobacco deb 4s 1951—FAA
American Piano 6s 1935
65
109
Cohv
American Beet Suaar Co—
6s extended to Feb 1940———
Amer Chain 5-yr 6s 1938——AAO
Amer Oolortype 6s 1942----FAA
42
/
3%
Oamaguey Sugar 7s ctfs 1942
Canada Biscuit 6%s 1940—MAN /
16
Canada Bread 6s 1941
103%
FAA
99
Can Cement 1st 6%s 1947-MAN
Canada
r
/
40
100%
Amer
Without warrants
5%B 1945
106"
FAA
1936
Bonds.
42
Cons deb 6s 1940
Calif Pet deb 5%s 1938
Amalgamated Sugar Oo—
a
Is* M
California
8%
40%
AAO
Bush Term Bldge
105
7
MAS
Bush Terui 1st 4s iU62
Cons g 5s Jan 1955
Butler Brothers 5s
5s
1945
•
100%
A&U
1st 6**s 1940
Butterick Pub 6%s 1930
By-products Coke Corp—
100 %
1st
1945-.—MAS
brown Co
97%
67
IW47-FAA
15
f
96%
*
90
Mfg Os—
Allls-Chalmers
Co
Ask.
Crown Zeller bach
99%
Boston Wharf 1st 4s 1941...AAO
101%
Botany < lousol Mil)« 6
6%
'34 AAl> ♦/
Certificates of deposit..
/
5%
Bridgeport Brass—
Oonv deb 6%s 1939
106
JAD
Term
54
42
Alabama By-Prod
Alabama Mills 1st 6 Ha
Bid.
-
103 %
**f" and income and defaulted bonds.
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
Ask.
_
Certificates of deposit.
Abraaam A Straus Ino—
as near as
German Atlantic Cable
7s 1945.. /
German Bldg A LandBk 6 %s 1948
♦Negotiability impaired by maturity,
? 76*
*'3§*
/
33
35
t Called May 1 1935 at 100%.
3.75%
INDUSTRIAL
April, 1935]
bid.
Bonds
Safety
Gillette
.
—
—i-—
_
k 104
65.M&S
884
104
Gltdden Oo 5H% notes *39 IAP
Globe-Wernicke 7a 1940
J&J / 40
854
Gebel(Ad'f)04% w w '35—M&N
Godchaux Sugars 74® 1941.J&D
1064
Glen Alden Coal M s f4s
884
1044
864
1064
Geod Hope St A lr Wks tuerrn y
8 f g
7s Oct 15 1945
Geedrich (B F» 1st 64s
Deb g 0s 1945
..AAOlf / 33
JAJ
i084
95
JAP
1947
..
40
<Jsodyear Tire A Rubber—
1st
mtge coll tr 5s
MAN
1957
Gotham 811k Has deb 0s *30 JAD
*teuld Coupler 1st 1 0s 1940.
1044
804
*/164
Graton & Knight 1st 54® '47M&S
Great Lakes Paper Oo i-<cd—
1st s f 0s 1950 ser A
MAS 1
Greyhound Corp 6% notes 1938—
Grigsby-Grunow conv 0s '30 MAS /
Grocery St's Prod deb 5s '44.MAS /
,
Gulf Oil of Pa deb 6s 1937
.
1044
884
20
29
20
26
1044
-
27"
924
714
724
73
86
90
—MAS
M&S
048'35-MAN
04® 1947
MAN
Hersney Creamery 04® 1937—
434
594
994
984
1004
1024
12"
1004
984
96
97"."
-JAP
91
934
Hickok Oil Corp deb 6s 1938MAN
Hee (K) A Oo 1st 04® A 34 AdtO
99
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1014
k
,
MAS f
MAN /
Hungarian Disc A Exch Bank—
"
—
Ideal Oement Oo deb 5s
f
f
k
k
984
364
....
,
1024
1324
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of
534
1074
41
97
594
10
1044
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1943
/ 23
/ 174
/ 174
f 174
127
dteauu
auovei
M.ig
1943 with
1134
64
954
204
15
f&a k
714
20-yr cony deb 54* 1950.MAN
Mead (The )Oorp—
1st M 08 1946 with warr--I
Mengel Co Is 7s 1934
i
Mercnants Refrig 6« 1937
Metropolitan Chain Properties—
1st conv
8 f 6b 1948
MA~~
Metropolitan Wat Sew A Drain
Boards f 54« 1950
AA,
YUag Mill M&cb'y 1st 7t 1950..
Middle States Petrol 0 4* 1945
974
98
86
88
89
92
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f 5s
1930
.
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L
Monroe Ooal Mining 6s 1947
Monsanto Chemical Works—
1st ■ f 54» 1942
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(Socleta
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1054
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101
43
1034
50
51
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ser
/
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—MAN /
64» aeries 16 1940
Munson Steamship Line—
Secured 6s 1937...
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k 1064
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100
93
93
1034
934
924
au.JAJ
2 '00- t
6a series 4 1933—
954
m
37
84
24
Murphy (G O) Oo—
Deb 6s 1940
1044
JAJ
Murray Body 1st 04s 1934-J*-'
984
1st mtge s f 64s 1942
1004
JAD
Nainm va I) <x »oti—oee Mfr» ri Oo.
Nassau (Ger) Landbank 04s 1938 / 46
Nat Acme Oo 1st 0s 1942
924
JAD
Nat Dairy Prod 54" 1948—FAA
1034
84
107"
1024
Certificates of deposit
5s 1946
58
/
f
-
(Rudolph) inc—
(B P; Oorp 08 1940 -Mas
Kelly Springfield Tire 0s '42.AAO
Kendall Oo deb A—
1024
1034
Pan Amer Petrol Oo (of Oaiif)—
1st conv * f 09 i Q40
JADH
National Steel Oar Lines—
Equip trust 6s Nov 1 1935
National Steel Oorp—
1st sf 5s 1956
AAO
40
42
1
28
33
90
674
444
694
1024
i54s with warrants 1948-.MAS
Kentucky Rock Asphalt—
f 04« 1930
JAD r 20
78
Keokee Cons Ooke 5s 1959—JAJ
110
Keystone St A Wire 8s 1941 AAO
1024
45
Parker-Young 1st 0 4a a f '44 FAA /
Parmelee Transportation Oo—
f 5s
s
1953
ser
-
N
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Dock Oo—ist g 4b
Serial 5% notes 1938
1st
m
M&N
f 0s
s
1949
Oertlflcates
w
/
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AAO
/This price includes accrued interest
1034
s
284
574
74
30
105
1024
m
564
374
f 0s 1948—
99"
106
92
FAA
1004
574
384
1034
17
15
1094
1034
1004
1064
99
100
;
Ooal
f g 5s 1947 opt
874
MAN
Pocahontas Oonsol Collieries—
1st gold 5s 1957 op..
JAJ
884
91
92
Pocahontas Oorp 6s 1943
99
Paar A Oo 6b
1939
AAO
RR.
Port Arthur Canal A Dock—See
Oonv
Potrero
95"
1034
0s
7s
42 4
JAj
1942.
Sugar
21
—
44"
-JAJ ♦/ 404
JAJ / 35
/
/
Protestant Ohurch of Germany—
7s
1940
AAO /
19
44
1947.-MAN 15 *fk 424
Pressed Steel Oar 5s 1933
Oonv deb 5s 1943
Certificates of deposit....
13
/
1064
Prov Paper Ltd 54s 1947.-MAN
Pure Oil Oo—
10-yr 64 % ■ f notes '87—faa
10-yr ■ f 54 % notes '40—MAS
Purity Bakeries 5s 1948
JAJ
96"
94
924
33
1004
101
1004
86
94
35
1014
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MAN /
MAN /
0 0 est—' £
£
224
1
25
40
61
624
41
46
101
101
101
102
1935 to 1937
Radio-Keith-Orpheum Oorp—
Part paid ctfs (for 6% deb and
common stock) 65% paid
/ 37
Debenture gold 0s 1941..JAD •/ 27
Railway Express Agency Inc—
105
Serial 5o '36-'38 (s-a)—.MAS
109
Series 5s *39-'49 (s-a)
MA«
974
Ramapo Ajax Corp 64s '42 M&S
Reliable Stores Oorp 6s '37 A&O
984
83
Reliance Mgt Oorpfta 1954
F&a
Remington Rand. Inc—
101
Deh 54s 1947 with warr.MAN
984
Without warrants
54a
12
H Ho oo o
1st 6s s f 1951
Oonv deb 04s 1941
"3"
104" Quaker City Tank Line—
AAO
inal.
1034
101
cen 7-* '52MAN
Plttsb Brewing 6s Feb 4 "49.-JAJ
Pittsburgh Ooal Oo—
Sinking fund deb 6s 1949. FA a
Pittsburgh Screw A Bolt Oorp—
Deb a f g 54a 1947
JAD
* Negotiability
impaired by maturity.
—
—
—-
b Basis.
12
254
1004
1034
104
JAJ
Pirelli Oo of Italy
8
724
73
100
w—.FAA
of deposit
1st M b f 0b 1952—
Penn Greyhound Lines.
714
734
1st m s f 0s 1941 ser A.MASl*
Penn Dock A Warehouse Oo.
L'hold
15
71
Porto Rican Amer Tobacco—
0i- FAA
A coll tr 04s 1937..JAD
38
Quaker Oity Cold Storage—
r
N Y Evening Journal—
1st m A coll tr 64s 1935—JAD
1st m A coll tr 64s 1936—JAD
374
35"
564
1024
..aao
A
Pittsburgh-Westmoreland
144
1064
Nat Union Mtge 2-6s ser A 1954— / 53
Newberry (J J) 6 4s 1940.__AAO
1034
New Engl Laundry 6s 1930
/ 21
New Kng Sou Mills 7« 193*
New Niquero Sugar 7s 1937
*f
Paramount Publlx Oorp—
Sink Tund 5 4b 1950.. ...FAA *f 714
/ 714
Certificates of deposit..
97
Park A Tilford s f 6s 1930—JAD
Pitts Steel
134
1004
—
f
64"
39
2-yr 6% notes Mar 15 '34 MAS15 1 12
Paramount Cam Lasky Oorp—
20-yr « f g Qs 1947
JAD ♦/704
/ 704
Certificates of deposit..
54"
10l4
8l"
IF
Pacific Western Oil Oo—
S f deb 0 4s 1943 with war.MAN k 1034
102
Palmer Oorp of La 1st 0sl948JAD
54
94
„
824
784
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Price Bros & Oo 1st 0b '43 A.FA*
Deb s f 54a 1947
***8 / 10
Nat Food Products 0s 1944.M&N */ 46
Nat Indust Bankers 6s 1959
984
Nat Radiator 64a 1947
FAA
...
Kaufman Dept Stores Sec Oorp
Ooltr 54% notes 1936—FAA
....
91
National Fire Proofing O®—
\ mm mm
82
/ 82
Certificates of deposit
73
Oxford Manie Paper 6s 1947.F&A
62
Pac Coast Oement 0s A 1942.JAD
374
Pacific Ooast Co 5s 1946
JAD
100
Pac Coast steel Oorp 5s to '40 JAJ
1st
/
warr.AAO Jk
•
Phillips Petraleum Os—
1024
Sink fund deb 5 4s 1939.-JA»
Pickering Lumber 6s A '40.-MAN *i 154
/
10
Pierce Butler A Pierce 64s "42108
Pillsbury Flour Mills 6s 1943 AAO
/ 16
Pine Hill Collieries 1st 6s 1942
16
Ry.
80
MAN
Gen
ItalvMeH 7s
10
MAS 16
16
16
174
102
12
774
Extl deb 54s 1958
MAN
fk 40
Osgood Oo deb g 6s 1938
J* '
794
Oswego Falls Oorp 0s 1941. JAJ
Otis Steel 1st 6s 1941 ser A.MAS
54% notes 1935
92
77"
154
/
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Oorp—
1034
12"
95
101
8 f 64 % notes 1939 with w JAJ
PUila A Mead O A I 6a 1973..JAJ
Osnv deb 0s
MAS
1949
Mtge-Bond Oo 4s
_
1st 6s 1943 with Am shs-MAN
Certificates of deposit
73
Penna Tank Line eq 5s ..1935-40
Phila Inquirer 0% notes '40.AAO
404
.
Okonite Co 6s stmp 1942—.J&D
Old Ben Coal 1st 6s 1944
FAA
J
Oneida Community Ltd—
77
15
15
15
2
MAN /
MAI /
Monon Ooal—See OUlc Inrt
4.50%
36
90
75
gold note* 193*
A AC /
Minnesota A Ontario Paper Oo—
1st 0s series A 1945
AAC /
1st 0s series B 1948.......-JAJ /
1st 6s series O 1950—
5-yr 6% notes 1931
5 50
904
72
Morris A Oo
Kalamazoo Veg Parchm 6s 1938.
974
384
704
1034
Mi
..
504
1014
874
32
6
9
1st
724
58
74
Ref A Imp 64s '57 ser A MAN
Nova SootU 8 * O 5s 195»-.JArf /
0s perpetual stock
JAJ /
O'Gara Ooal 5s '55 op aft*08 MAS
>/
Ohio Fin deb 04a ww 1944-MAN
Pennsylvania Dixie Cement Corp
71
21
32
Penn Mary Ooal 5s 1939
AAO
Penn Mary Steel—See Beth steel
Mid vale Steel A Ordnance—
Oonv
r
M&N
Paterson Parch Pap 6s 1938 JAD
Path Ex deb 7s '37 with war Main
Peabody Ooal Oo (Oonsol Oo)—
96
76
71
44
1004
Refrigerator Line
Eq tr 5s 1935 1939 (s-a) MAN b
Northern Redwood Lumber—
6s 1937
>/
JAD
9 f conv deb 0s 1944.-
McKesson a Bobbins Inc—
62
1064
....
89
Montreal Ooke A M 54s 1947
Jefferson A Clearfield Ooal A Iron
Indiana Oo 1st ■ f 5f 1950-JAJ
1044
87
62
Jenes A Langhlln St 5s '39-MAN
Uarnal of Commerce 04s 1937
36"
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Oertlflcates of deposit
Panhandle uorp—
78
544
83
95
604
60
JAD k
124
124
764
—
60
k
14
594
54
k
66
15
/
f
1024
184
184
184
1274
1144
—
va
73
20
53
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80
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Massey-Harris Oo 5s 1947..AA
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984
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104 4
Inland Steel 1st 4 4s 1978 .A»o
1044
1st m ■ f 44s 1981 ser B—FAA
(nterlake Iron Oorp—
754
1st m 5s 1951 ser B
MAN
Internat Agricultural Oorp 1st A con tr 4 t gold 5s 1932
94
stamped exi to 1942 .-MAN
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104"
106
484
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5%
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N'west Engineering deb 6s '38J&J
r
Maple Leaf Milling 54s 1949—.
McUora Bad
484
nc
....
74
95
734
Dob 6s
35
Indiana Ice A Fuel 6 Vis A 1947—
Without warrants
74
374
84
384
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904
103
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International Match Oorp—
Deb sf 5s 1947
:
-MAN
Certificates of deposit
Oodv deb 5s 1941
.JAJ16
Certificates of deposit
internat Mercantile Marine—
1st M coll trust 6s 1941.-AAO
international Paper—
;st A ref a f 5s 1947 ser a
.JAJ
let A ref • f 5s ser B 1947-JAJ
Ref mtge 0s 1955 ser a.-MAS
internal Power A Paper—
let M 5s 1908
JAJ
Internat Salt g 5s 1951 op -AAO
International Securities Corp—
Deb g 5s 1947—
—JAD
6s series O June 1 1943
interstate Iron A Steel Oo—
1st s f 5 4s series A 1940—MAN
1st M s f 54s 1940 ser B.Man
Intertype Oorp deb 54* '42-JAD
investment Oo of Amer—
Deb g 5s 1947 with warr— AAO
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'
63
6.25
/
92
90
1034
103
1044
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1948.-.FAA /
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Income 64s 1953
3/
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50
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International Oement—
Ooov deb 5s 1948.i
28
1
JAD
f 7s 1930
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JO- yr • f H*
f
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Illinois Steel deb 4 Vis 1940
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101
Hud Riv Day Line 6s '39—
Hud Riv Nav 1st 64® 1951
35-yr ■ f 7s 1963
JAJ
Hungarian-Italian Bank Ltd—
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Hygrade Food Products Oorp.
1st A ref 6s Jan '49 A
AAO
6s 1949 series B
1
Ice Service 1st 64® 1935—-JAD
1st 64® 1939
JAD
1064
s
107
624
50
-
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100
95
New York Trap Rock Oorp—
1st M s r 6s 1946.
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314
105
.
904
1940—MAN
Hndson Bay Mln A Smelt 0s 1935
Hudson Goal 1st 5s '««*> 4
.
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14
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V114
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114
Certificates of deposit
93
Manhattan Refrig 54s 1941 JAJ
vlirs
Houston Oil Oo of Texas—
10-yr sec • f 5 His
103
87
1054
68
1941
Inc deb 0s
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Stpd Oct 1931 coup on
Oertlflcates of deposit
17
14
AAO
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1044
1034
1014
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76
1
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N Y Shlpbldg 1st 5b Nov 1 '40—
91
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Long Bell Lumb 0s sjt A '42.JAJ
6s series B 1943
AAO
6s series O 1940
—FAA
Larlllard (P) Oo g 7s 1944 -AAO
5o. 1951
FAA
Lukens Steel 5s extend 1955 MAN
35"
15
1004
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k
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Hooker Electrochem 6s 1953 JAD
974
104
7s series A 1947
JAJ
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100
1
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A A*
64s 1942—
Lealgh Ooal A Nav fond 4s'48 JAJ
Oons s f g 44s 1954 JAJ
Oons s f 44« 1954 ser .O—JAJ
Lehigh Valley Ooal—
1st A ref 5s 1944
-FAA
.st A ref 6e 1954-------..FAA
»t A ref 5s 1964
FAA
1st A ref 5b 1974
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Sec 6% gold notes 1938—JAJ
Leipzig Trade Fair 7s 1853 -MAN
Liboy McNeil A Libby—
1st M a f 5s 1942
;.AAO
A Myers g 7« 1944.-AAO
Gold bonds 5s 1951
FAA
Little \A E) Oo 7s 1942—AAO
90
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13
103
124
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Hearst Publications
Holly Sugar 6s 1943
7s 1930
40
.
Hearst Magazines—
6s
1936.
Ho Ungshead < R M
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56
1034
105"
644
Lake Superior Corporation—
1st A coll tr gold 6t 1944. - JA!
Lane Bryant Ino—
Lawrence
97
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N Y A Hob Fy 5s May "40-. JAL
Hoboken Ferry 5s 1940.-MAN
N Y A N J Ferry—6s 40-. J A
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1950—1064
254
64s 1942
1940 with warr.Man
Lautaro Nitrate Oo—
91
10-yr 6s 1939 with warr__AAO / 404
Harpen Mining Oorp—
6s with war for Atu sbs.-JA.i /
103
Hartford Times 0s 1943
FAA
Hawaiian Pineapple Oo Ltd101
6-year 5% notes 1930-,—A AO
Hawley Pulp A Paper Oo—
1st (to s f 1940
JAJ / 414
/ 104
Haytian Oorp income 8s 1938.
7% notes 1934
AAO
Holland Furnace 6s 1936
AAO
Houand-Amer Line 0s
47-MAN
/ 314
97 4
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105
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1024
1044
1034
1004
102
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H*u»» nteaiiisnip Liiues
warrants
dep for secured 5s 1959—MAS
Kroehler Mfg deb 5 4« to '38 JAJ
32
1024
m
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51
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Kreuger A Toll class A ctfs of
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1st t» f 0 4» 1943
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f dob 54s 1950
JAJ
Krusge Foundation 0s 1936-JAI
Krwge '8 8> 1st 6* 1045
JAf
Lake St John Po A Pr
1024
50
Kinney HJK; Oo 4
**ao jal
Klrby Lumber 0s 1938 ..JAD'
Ksholyt Oorp 64« 1943
MA8
Ksppers Gas A Ooke Oo—
eb s f 5s 1947
J&c
Lackawanna Steel 5s
86
106
FA A
Oorp—
,
<
wlob war J&L
Gulf States Steel deb 6>*a'42 J<fcl>
HaU (F W) Printing Oo—
1st m a col tr 64s '47 lot man
1st & coll 6s stmp 1947—MAN
Hamburg-American Line—
Eq trust 64® 1935 to 1940-JAD
Hamilton By-Prod 7s Feb 1 1943
Sinking fund deb 6s 1947.
84
1024
.—JAJ
Kingsport Press 648 1939
•
1084
954
and income and defaulted bond
the date of issue.
month preceding t
Y
Kimberly-Clark Oorp—
1st mtge 5n 1943 aer 4
Razor-
Debentures 6s 1940.
Bid,
Bonds.
Ask.
87
MISCELLANEOUS BOND
&
NOTICE—All bond prices are "and Interest" except where marked **r*
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the
30 "
mmmm
io5"
1014
100
INDUSTRIAL &
88
MISCELLANEOUS
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.
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask.
103 m
Republic Iron A 8t*J 5s 1940 A&O
Kef 9c gen 514s '58 «er A..J&J
Republic Metor Truck Oe, Inc—
Deb 0Ms 1937 with war. JAJ
Republic Porfcl Cement 6s '43M&S
95
95 x
75
79
85
86
.
89"
MAN •/ —
f 24m
59
36m
39m
21*
26
11
tinnea
Pap 6s 1942
(Hugo) Corp—
32
Stlnnes (Hugo; industries—
uet> 7s '46 'without
war.)A&O fk 43
..........
s
f 5s
1948
Wells
0M« 1943
34
fk 35
1940
(F) Leather 6s
AAO
JAJ fk 31
(Joseph T) A Sons—
102
Sink fund deb 5s 194S
MAN
St. Clair Furnace 1st 5s '39.FAA
»t
Joseph Lead Co—
106
f>onv deb 5Ms 1941.
..M&*J
101
St Joseph Stock Yds 5s *40—F&A
114m
72"
rson
106 m
Lsuis Osl A Coke Corp—
1st M ■ f 6s 1947
JAD
St Louis RefTlg A Cold Storage—
9
100
..JAJ
6sl942
w
1
65
St L Rky Mt A P 5s '55 stpd.JAJ
St. Paul Un Stk Yards So '46 AAO
103
37
Saltex Looms Inc 6s 1954.-A&O
60"
40"
Saxon Pub Wks (Germany)—
*AA
M&N
6% notes 1937
J&J
Sayre & Fisher Brick 6s 1947 J&J
dcnulco Co oHs iw4h
J&J
Stamped (July 1933 coup on)
Guar s f 6 Ms 1946 ser b. A&O
1st extlsf 7s 1945
Gen A ref 6Us 1951
.
/
/
35m
33 m
fk 38m
f
12
30
30 m
/
36m
35m
Corp 6s 1942...JAD
W4
44%
14"
36m
p
39 m
38
Schulze Baking 1st 6s '45--I
Scovill Mfg Co 5M% 1945-
scrlpps (JfcC W) deb 6Ms 1948 F&A
Ocuflln Steol 1st 6s 1941... _j
103 H
k 100 m
104m
16 m
1st s f 3 Ms 1950
M&N
75
Taylor-Wharton i A 8 6s 42m&£
1st A ref 7Mi 1946 Ser A.
TAJ / 62
jmple Anth Coal 6 Ms '44.M&S tf 2m
Tenn Coal 1 A RR 5s 1961—JAJ
116
Tenn Coper A Chemical—
Conv deb 6s 1944 ser P
94
..MAS
Tenn Prod 1st s f 6M« '36—J&J /
18
Texas Corp deb 5s 1944
103 m
AAO
Thermold Co 6s stamped—
1937
90
Ticonderoga Pulp A Paper 6s '40
Tietz (Leonard) 7 Ms x'w '46 J&J 1
Troy Laundry Mach 6Ms *43 J&J
85m
7$
103
79
101
99 m
38
43
88
FAA
Union Drawn Steel deb 6s '50 JAJ
Carbide 6s 1950
Union Oil Co of California—
Union
6s May 1 1942 Ser A
Deb 5s 1945
103m
60
J&J
Shreveport-El Dorado—
Pipe Line 7s 1935
...AAO
77
99
104m
63m
io5m
61m
63
48
Deb g s f 0Ms'51wlth warM&S
1941.. FA A
Silesia n-Am Corp 7s
118m
103 %
FAA
JAD
12 £
4Z-M&N
44m
48m
6s 1945.J&D
/
88*
97
102 m
A 1937-
103m
/
92
1940—J&D
42
35
JAJ
1st lien 6% notes 1937——FAA
York Ice Mach 6s '47——A&O
52
60
Si"
89M
No. La*1 Sale
N Y Stock Exch—1,375 172.000
N Y Cotton Exch._
450
16,000
N Y Oof A Bug Ex.
3,800
344
N Y Curb Exch...
660
13,000
500
Baltimore Stk Exch
76
0,000
3,250
'475
5.000
68"
139
6,000
Buffalo Stk Exch—
15
750
500
Chicago Bd of Tr—1,649
Chicago Stock Exch u470
4,500
2,250
4,250
50
5.000
41
17
*90
Denver Stock Exch.
93
102m
Ft Worth Gr A Cot
Hartford Stk Exch
Kan City (Bd
100m
of Tr)
65
20
217
2.000
950
250
2,500
*500
1,125
3,350
3,500
Stock Exch
83
1,000
Mlnn-St P Stk Ex.
202
623
19
Montreal Stock Ex.
ySO
flo",oo5
New Orl Cotton Ex
New Orl Stock Ex.
600
70
200
all5
43
46
69
100
94
1,250
102
J&D
26
83
♦A12M
102
,
f
89
81
EXCHANGE SEATS.
Minn Oh of Comm.
.
100
4
99
Cincinnati Stk Ex..
76m
102m
88
96m
Van Slyke A Horton 7s 1938
94 M
29 M
Cleveland Stk Exch
125m
27
3m
Los Ang
Phila Stock Exch..
95
32
1 7
101
32
MUw Grain A Stk.
Valspar Corp.conv.deb6a'40FAA ♦/ 14
Certificates of deposit..
*f 14
Valvoline Oil 7s 1937
MA
87
Vanadium Corp. of A mar.—
30
86
105
5s
Smith—
Detroit Stock Ex..
/
98m
2d
5Ms 1943——-—-—..M&S
Wise (Wm H) A Co 6s 1938-J&D
Witherbee Sherman Inc 6s 1944—
Wood (Alan) ir & St 6s 1944.AAO
42
36 m
31
67
91m
4m
Wilson-Martin
Woodward Iron 5s 1952—
104
36 m
86
Products—
7x
97
99
101m
23
12M
conv
100m
22
21m
104 M
79 H
80 M
66
Certificates of
Sec
it 100 m
91
102
/
89"
101H
3-year 6% notes 1936
*/
MAN
5s 1937. /
JAJ
Wlckw Spencer Steel 7s '86..
Certificates of deposit——
Youngst Sheet A Tube—
1st m s f 5s 1978 ser A—JAJ
1st m As 1970 ser B
....AAO
Zenith Furnace 5Ms 1948-—J&J
k 100 m
99
ierla
/
/
1
Without warrants
Deb s f 0s 1940.
Whittal (M J) Assoc Ltd
103 M
102M
94^
Whltaker Paper 7s 1942
M&N
White Sew M 6s 86 with w_. JAJ
104 m
75
.MAN
102
102
101
k
Boston Stock Exch.
90
1st
89
USA British Internat Ltd—
101m
1st s f 6s 1947
Southern United Ice Co—
...•••••MAS
1937..
Wheeling Stee. Corp—
1st A ref s f 5 Ms 1948 ser A. J&J
1st & ref s f 4 Ms '53 ser B. A&O
Debenture 6s 1943—....J&D
115
1st A ref 6s 1947 Ser A.... JAJ
Snlder Packing Corporation
62
14
105 M
Western Elec deb 5s 1944
AAO
Western Newspaper Union—
Conv deb 6s 1944—
FAA * 51M
103 X
Western Tab A Stat 6s 1941-A&O
W est vaco Chlorine Products
Winslow Bros &
45"
33
32m
AM
100m
Dairy
82
101m
99 m
34
U 8 Radiator deb 5s 1938...FAA
U 8 Rubber
103
104
96
W Va Coal A Co 1st 6s 1950. JAJ
f
8M
deposit
7M« 1932
M&S •/52
99
(W. A.) A Co. 5M» *39WUlys-Overland 1st 6 Ms '83 MAS */55
108 M
Wilson A Co 1st fls 1941
-A&o
87 m
97
101
70
53"
98m
f 7s '51. AAO
io5m
Corp—
68
Wlckw Ire Spencer Steel Co—
Pr lien & coll 7s Jan 1935.MAN
(German^)-
Deb g 5s 1948
H
^
73
United Steel Wks of Burbach
■
75 H
1
Deb 6s w w 1948——J&D
Webster O&O 1st g 5s *42 on MAS
West Disinfecting 6s 1940—J&J
West Indies Sugar 6s 1947..AAO
76
6Ms series A 1951-..——JAB /
6Ms series 01951
JAD /
6M* 1947 with warrants— J&J /
Esch-Dudelange
38
—
loo"
96m
41
40 m
Deb 6Ms 1941
MAN /
United Securities Ltd 5Ms 1952—
UnltedSteamsnip 6s 193/ ..MAN
Works
33
s f deb 6s 1941
..MAS
5M% notes 1937
M&8
Co 6s '45
F&A
Wayne Coal Co 6s 1937....M&S
97
104 m
104 m
75
Southwest
m
9
9
Warreu Bros Co—
93
United 8tf«i
Bhults Bread 1st 6s 1940—M&S
SlemansAHalske 10-yr7s'35_- J&J
ser
94m
106m
f
ist
25 H
104 M
Wieboldt
Conv deb 6Ms 1943—M&N16
Trumbull Steel s f 6s 1940. M&N
10-yr deb 7s 1935 ex-warr MAN
Turner Glass Co 1st 6s 1939.J&D
Unltrd Industrial
105
MAS
Ref 7s 1941—J&D
88m
102 m
M&N
f 6s 1947
1st 1 coll 7s
117
United Grain Growers Ltd—
Pipe Line Corp—
Sinclair Cons OH
....
Co—
Am 6"
38M
31
27
.50
/ 31
Corp 1st 7s *39 JAJ /
Stpd (July 1930 coup on) 1939- /
'5M>
101m
_
81m
107 m
Sheridan-Wyoming Coal Co—
s
58
19m
1
81
107
1st t f 5Ms 1948 ser A
F&A
Bheffleld Steel 5Ms 1948...MAS
Shell Union Oil Corp—
Deb ■ f 5s 1947
MAN
1st
49
102%
k 105
Hoco—
Deb sf 5s 1952
45 m
65
_
UoUed Biscuit of
Shell
33 m
JAJ kl03%
M&S k
17 m
/
Ward Baking 6s 1937
J&D15
Earner BrosPtct 6s 1939...MAS
Warner Co 1st 6s 1944
A&O
34" Wayne Pump Co—
47
99m
Sharon Steel
96m
6
J&D
Ulen A Co deb 6s 1944...
37"
...
•yw..
3
M&S /
8 r deb 5s 1938
Swift A Co 1st i f g 5s '44
10-yr 5% not.es 1940
Coal
/
Deb 6Ms'36 serA with war A&O /
Warner Sugar
Warner Sugar
16
Sugar Pine Lumber Co—
1st M serial 6s 1932-1942.MA« /
Superior Steel Corp 6s 1938-JAD
Susquehanna Silk Mills—
Truax-Traer
Walworth Co 1st 6i 1945 —A&O
Certificates of deposit......
26
Warner-Quinlan Co—
Conv deb 6s 1939
63
100 »
104"
55
94
Warren (S D)
-
1st 7s 1942 ctfs of dep
„
Bid.
Conv
95m
..MAS
Titusville—
MAN
,
70
32
J"
Gejoi 7s *36 (without war)_A&0 fk 56
4% Stamped
fk 36^
4% Stamped
Straw bridge a Clothier—
Bonds.
Victor Fuel 1st a f g 5s 1953—JAJ
V* Iron Goal A Coks 5s '49.MA8
Waltham W'tch & Cl'k 6s '43 J&D
;; Without warrants
93 m
60
„
42 m
Conv deb 6s 1945
J&J f
Siuts Motor Car 7 Ms 1937. A&O /
Sugar Estates' of Orients—
40
66
JAJ
Heel A Tubes deb 6s 1943—MAR
Stern Brothers 6s s f 1947...JAD
Stevens & Thompson
Certificates of deposit
30
ilom
AAO
Ruhr Chemical 9s 1948
Ruhr Housing 6H> 1958
Stamped
50
36
18
Rowntree Co 6s Jan 1 1937
o«
46
35
1st
84
17
63
....
38"
14
/
Studebaker
Rocky Mtn Fuel 5s lt>48
Roman Catholic Church 0Ms I®4® /
Rom Catb Church Welfare 7s 1946 /
102 m
narrett invent sec 6a I960—AAO
61
104
/
Utilities 6Ms,1936
Roch 9c Pitts C A 1 os '48—M&N
Ry
J&D15
Ask
Prod 0Ms *42 M&S
Struthers
Rlordon Pulp A Paper Ltd—
1st 0e June 80 1942
J&D8C
Rochester Ice & Cold Storage
102 m
StanleyOrandaif6s 1940——F&A
Stanly-Rowl-Olark 6s 1946—F&A
6m
-
Rtchm'd Cedar Wks 6 Ms '45 J&J
Rima Steel Corp 1st si Vs 66 F& a f
Rueping
Hand Textile
Heel Co of Can 6s 1940
108m
.
Royal Dutch Co—
;
Deb 4s 1945 with warr
Hand Oil N Y deb
4Ms*51
Assented
Restigouche Paper Ltd 6s 1948..
Revere Copper & Brass—
108
1st Inc 6s July *48 ser A
-56
Reynolds Inyest 5s 1948
A&O
Rhelneibe Union
7s
1946
J&J / 35m
/ 37 m
Rblne-Maln-Danube 7» 1960 M A *
Rhode Island Ice 6s 1948...M&N
3m
Richardson 9c Boyn 6M> '37-J&D /
Richfield OH of California
Col tr 6s 1944 ser A
Ctfs of deposit..
Bid.
Bonds.
104 m
Pittsb Stock Exch.
16"
16
92
St Louis Exchange.
Salt Lake Stock Ex.
San Fran Stk Ex...
San Fran Curb Ex.
83 m
Seattle Stock Exch I
Seattle Curb A M.j
Toronto Stock Exch
"4"
Washington Stk Ex
♦/*4
113
40
125
1,000
f,o66
75
1,700
1,200
1,000
300
*100
15,000
9,100
67.000
31,000
500
550
51,000
4,500
105m
a Five memberships held In Treasury,
b Basis. /This price Includes accrued interest, k Last sale,
n Nominal,
r Canadian price,
s Sale price,
u There are 470 memberships
of which 63 are held as dividend seats, 27 held by the Exchange, leaving 390 active memberships outstanding.
| Prices
of Wheeling Stock Exchange memberships are fixed.
* Book value.
Membership of Ft. Worth Grain & Cotton Exchange is limited to 90.
Exchange
buys certificates in order at 1450 when funds
are
available,
x
90 seats, 67 outstanding,
y
80 seats, 70 members.
• Negotiability impaired by maturity.
J
Quotations for all securities are as near as
Stocks.
Par.
Bid,
Stocks.
| Ask.
Par.
Per share.
Berkshire
103 X
101
97
16
7% preferred
Florence Mills
7 % preferred
Gaffney Mfg..
22
50
35
92
Flint Mfg Co
45"
97
88
18
.50
Beefch Mfg (N B)
Granteville Mfg.
Grendel Mills
11
Preferred
100
Border O Mfg (FB> I
Boss Mfg com
100
5
Seurne Mfg (FB).i
Mills
abet
ioo
Charlton Mills.. 100
Dexdale Hos com
I
Preferred
J
H) Knlt.5
7% preferred
Henrietta 7% pref..
Imperial Yarn
~7U
100
32"
65
60
111
70
85
Inman Mills.
Preferred
95
JudsonMills A pf 100'
Preferred B
100
45
55
65
i
Limestone Cot Mills
Laurens CM (8
Notes....
"rlnnell Mfg (N B)_i
Haihaway Mfg(NBW
Locke Cotton Mills.
Lydla
IIX
Majestic Mfg......
Marion Mfg Oo
Marlboro Mills
20
Mills Mills pref
I
Mollohon Mfg pref..
Monarch CM(80)J
Musgrove Mills....
National Weaving..
Prior preferred...
Ml V. Wood Mills
5
44
100
100
Narragansett Mills
(F R) com
NasbaweuaM
4
ioo
4
t
Nashua M (N H) 100
Preferred.
lot
Neild Mills (N B)..<
Nanqultt M (N B) t
Pacific Mills
..t
2*
3X
15
!«
II"
Pepperell Mfg (Me) I
Pierce Mfg (N B)
l
Pilgrim Mills
17X
Plymouth Cordage..
79"
10
Rich Borden Mfg
Co (F R)
__10C
32)4
Ranlo Mfg
Mines
Dredg¬
....
35X
37
A Sullivan MAC 11
33 X
..100
20
24)4
18
22
Ik*
20
3
Tx
4
4 ZOo f
jButte A Sup
IX
.1(
Copper Mln Co..
Calif Copper Co.. 10
Callahan
...
.1
25
5
.
60
t
70
Copper Range
t
Cresson Consolidated
Gold Mln A M—1
Cusi
65
3l"
Dome Mines Ltd_(t)
Eagle Bird Mine
Eagle Pich Lead..20
73
22
Falcon Lead
85
55
45
36
80
90
111
106
18
26"
...
30
45"
7
93
9
45"
30
Arkwright Mills...
12"
18
Avondale Mills
.5
27
32
Beaumont Mfg
...
90
100
7% preferred
Bel ton Mills (S C) 25
Preferred
Bibb Mfg
100
......
BrandonOorp A—.
12
90
5
48
67
20
52
72
25
4
7% preferred" 11"
Burlington Mills...,
_
6
84
80
88
50
Calhoun Mills....
Cannon Mills
(f)
Ohadwick-Hoskins
Oo.
10
8% preferred
China Grove Got...
Chiquola Mfg......
6% preferred
Clifton Mfg (S 0)100
Climax Spinning
Columbus Mfg (Ga)
Converse (D IB). 100
Oowpens Mills
Crescent Spinning
Dallas Mfg (Ala) .100
Darl'g'D Mfg (S O) J
Dixon Mills
Drayton Mills
100
Dnnnean villi*..1Q0
urham Hosiery
B7% preferred
6% preferred...
90
32X
1
100
Federal M A
10
100
90
73
85
100
77
91
30
preferred. 100
Golden Cycle GorplO
62
36"
68
20
40
55"
15
18
A Smelting., .(t)
Idaho Maryland
88
40"
95"
98
83
23
40"'
SAFE DEPOSIT 8T
39
Bond A M Guar..20
TITLE
X
0X
27
6)4
10X
370
7
50
6X
16 X
380
..
lm
47X
12X
13
4
99
com—(f)
Preferred
7
35
155"
Spartan Mills (SO).
Spencer Corporation
Title
40
bake Sh Mines Ltd
40
10
75
17
42
5
mmmm
V
45
"
mmmm
•
mmmm-
mmmm
mmmm
125
55
50
40
73
7
62
78
150
Miami
Copper.-
7% preferred—100
Abitibl Pow A Pap. t
(t)
7% pref
.100
Abraham ABtraub(t)
7% preferred .100
7% pfd called.—.
Acetol Prod A—(t)
Acme Steel
25
Acme Wire v t c—25
Adams Express
(t >
5% preferred-.100
Adams Mlllte. —(t)
7% pf w w
100
Addressograph Multigraph Corp.. 10
Advance-Rumeiy (t)
Aeolian Oo pref.—.
Rosarlo
........ .
fewmont Mining.10
Nlplsaing Mines..
Noranda
Mines.(t)
North Butte
10
.
11"
Preferred
100
I
100
79)4
r
20
.
Penmans.Ltd com(t)
Preferred—...100
100
r
r
r
57
106 H
36
..1
Oreille
Class A
Aero Supply Mfg—
Class A-__——(t) k
Class B
(t)
105"
80
Aetna
150
30
85
Brewery....!
Rubber...(t)
Affiliated Prod— (t)
Aetna
Agfa Ansco—
(t)
Ainsworth Mfg... 10
58
Purchaser also pays accrued dividend
/Flat
rice,
k Last sale.
I Par value $100.
nJNominal.
r
Canadian price,
x
Ex-dividend.
t,Wlthout par^value.
10
5X
..._50
&
a
'
„.
.
Minos
A Metals........'
Pend
Montreal Cottons
Minee
'
Too
6% pref
New Blver Co...100
Preferred
100
ST Y A Honduras
Oonsol
r
2
Abercrombie A Fitch
*
Mother Load Ooali'n
Jatlne Mines A
Enternrloa cc-^ (t)
Otnadlaik Mills.
100
Trust
20
i
Park-Utah—
Preferred
A
Abbott Lab'torles(t)
Abbotts' Dairy—(t)
Preferred
100
Old Dominion Ot.20
Pacific Tin
(t)
«...
Domln Text. Ltd.(t)
Guar
INDUSTRIAL AND
MISCELLANEOUS
l
New Jersey Zinc..25
Can Cottons.Ltd.100
5
USFidelAGu(Md)
Magma Copper OelO
May flo wer Old Ool 20
McIotyrePorcuplnef
Mines
105
Ltd..I
H
Louisiana L'd A Ex 1
68
Can Convert,
X
——.0
35
7% preferred—100
,
<
Amsterdam
of New York
1
Preferred
.
Mortgage Corp. 10
Kildun Mining
1
Klrkland LakeGold 1
Preferred
West Point Mfg. 100
Wlscassett Mills
Woodside Cot Mills
H
72
Preferred....
Casualty (Bait)
(ale Boyale Cop..20
Hennecott Copper, t
35
Wellington Mills, (t)
OCKS.
New York Title A
.......
Kerr Lake
Serial notes—
Sterling Spinning...
Stowe Spinning... ..
Union-Buffalo Millo
Common......10
1st 7% pref—100
2d 5% pref
100
Victor-Monag Co ..
7% pref
100
Victory Yarn Mills—
1st M 6s Jan 1941
Wallace Mfg Oo—
Ware Shoalu Mfg i00
GUARANT EE &
City 8D( Alb .NY) inn
Smplre TitleAGulOO
Fidelity A D (Md> 20
Home Title Ins (N Y)
Lawyers' M Co...20
Lawyers Title A
Guaranty
100
Lawyers Westchester
Mtge. A Title. 100
Maryland Oas Oo..l
New
Gopher..
.2n
Mining—1
(nternatl
Warrants
15
Mtge Bond A Title
com
(t)
Mines
Island Creek Ooal.l
Southern Franklin
Preferred
22
M
...
16
79"
18
5
45
100
102
600
Inspiration Com
Bleacbery
10
14
Plfty Associates (B).
Hotel Tr (Boston)..1
Kimball Bldg Tr(B)l
Chicago T A Tr.100
Power..
101
Greene-Oananea.lOC
Hecla
Mining...25(
Oonsol
12
_
Factory Bldg Tr (B)l
1
Mines
13"
82
Wbarf Co—I
fflast Boston Co (B)
3)4
Geldfleld Oonsol
50
80
36
70
60
63
2X
125
7%
7X % 1st pref.—
Rosemary 7X % pref
Rowan Cotton Mills
Saxon Mills
100
Preferred.
7
90
58
Bos RET (Bos). 100
Bos 8tor W'h'se (B) .1
Evans Wall Lead (t)
70
97
Southern Worsted pf
96
7% preferred
Anderson O M (SO).i
Arcade Cotton Mllle
Bos Gr'd B'T Tr (O)i
Granby Cons MSA
42
..25
Mexicans. .50c
Isillnger Mines...6
^•mestake Min.100
Horn Silver Mines
Howe Sound
v»c_5
Hudson Bay Min
Process
Bd of Tr Bid Tr (O).f
3*
lit
150
16
25
A Print Wks corn-
55
24
14
llbany Tr (Bost)100
Zlno-Le»<
Co...
Calumet A Heels
15
210
Preferred
Acme Spinning
American Yarn&Proc
SEAL ESTATE TR
k LAND 8TOCK8
Bwana M'Kubwa—
City RET (C)— 500
Congress St Associ¬
ates (Boston)
1
"7% preferred
Abbeville CM (SO) 10
.5
Yukon Gold..
Zenda Gold Mining.
36
6% preferred.....
Roanoke Mills—
Soutnern
Southern Kills.
1
(t)
34
ing, Ltd
Bunker 14.111
Sibley Mfg (Ga).lOQ
Smyre (A M) Mfg—
(F B)
„
Sanford Mills..
BouieMill (N B).10U
Taber Mills (N B)_.<
Wamsutta M (N B) 1
Yerk Mfg (Me).100
....
12
Riverside A Dan Rlv
Common..
Sagamore Mfg
Wenden Copper
Wright Hargreaves
1
Como Mines......1
Oonsol Copper
5
Cons Min A Smelt 25
18
75
60
Piedmont Mfg (S G)i
Poe. F W. Mfg (SO)/
■
....
25c
t
1
Utah Metal A Ton
Ventures Ltd..—(t)
Walker Mining
1
Boston
68
Pickens Got Mills
....
JX
Cent Bldg Tr (B)..J
Ohlc R E Trus's 1000
15"
7% preferred
1st preferred.....
Black Hawk Mines.
55c
Utah-Apex
...0
Utah Copper Co.. 10
13
7% preferred
Saco Lowell Shops
10c
5%
4X
United Verde BxifiOt
25
Pacolet Mfg (M O)..
20"
35c
10X
>•
87"
Perfection Spinning.
15
Ariz Comstock
Austin Silver Min
10 X
Chile Cooper
Orr Got M (8 0.100
60
32
31
55
92
7% preferred. .100
i
3X
3X
1
25
20
85
Sunshine Mining. 10c
Teck-Hughea G M.l
Tonopah Mining.. 1
m; x
20
59"
81
X
42 X
40
100
16,
Carnegie Metals
Norrls Got Mills
11
1QX
Gold
$6 preferred
25
AnacondaCopMin 50
Andes Copper M.(f)
Gold
So Am Gold A Plat.)
Stand Silver-Lead. 1
Central Am Mines..
Oerro de Pasco
+
Chief Oonsol Min..l
Newberry O M (SO)<
8
Notes...
Qalssest Mills (NB)
Jun*au
5
1
Slscoe Gold Ltd
18c
15c
Gold Mining
78"
A"
81
11
92
80
2d preferred.....
Nat Yarn Mills
40
lhannou...
ihattuck Denn_...5
silver King Coal
73
85
....
t
P» war ell a Alex
....
Mills
Cotton
Serial notes
Mfhfwk Carpet .20
43
35
38
23
32X
Luther Mfg (FB)._(
(Ball)
Preferred
40
Linford Mills
Kilburn M (N B) 75
La*ton Mills
100
Joseph Lea .—1(1
San Toy Mining
Butte Cop
67
63
King (J P) Mfg (Ga) I
Preferred.......!
25!
251
Ltd. Amer shares.
3t Anth Gold M ..1
Admiralty Alaska
Bulolo
Millo, pre........
57
loo
Farr Alpaca (Mass) i
General Cotton....t
Gosnold M (N BJ .t
Roan
Bagdad Copper
70
7
96
29
"
Antelope Mln
lulncy
99
99
99
99
"it
Smelting
Industrial Cotton
......
Draper Corp
/
/
/
Alaska
10
Hanes (F
32""
If
Minim
..1(
Altar Cons Mines...
Amer Zinc Lead A
40
Mills.
Hartsville Cot Mill*
...
Premier Gold M—.
Atlantic Mutual-
85
Hamrick
5
.
100
10 X
?»nd Creek—
Pocahontas
43
—.20
Preferred
Ask.
share
Pioneer Gold. Ltd.l
MARINE INSUR¬
ANCE 8CRIP
30
45
Bid.
Par
Per share.
39
35
Gossett Mills...
■tooks.
Ask*
Bid.
Par
75"
Glen wood Mills....
90
2
<
Stocks.
MINING STOCKS
Gainesville Cot Mill*
3X
22
100
Blgel-Sanf Oarp't.-t
Preferred
100
Preferred.
100
10
44
Serial notes
19
Co.. (t)
% cum pref
96
6% preferred
Fine
Spinning
47
40
40
Falrforest Finish Co
2X
...
34
Erwin Cotton com—
6
35
...100
20
36
Enterprise Mfg (Ga).
Amsskeag Mfg
Arlington M (Mais)i
Assoc Textile Oos
t
6% preferred
t
Barnard Mfg (Pit).!
Beacon Mfg (NB)_J
Preferred
.100
"'M
25
Eagle & Phenix.100
Eagle Yarn
Easley Cotton Mills
7% preferred
Efird Manufacturing
Northern Mills.
Algonquin Print
1
American Mfg..100
Preferred-
Ask.
Bid.
Per shar*.
TEXTILE
STOCKS.
19324
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue.
/
3X
90
INDUSTRIAL
Quotations for all securities
8tocks
Bid.
Pat
Ask
&
are as near as
Stocks.
Pat
Bid.
Per share.
110
Allegb Steel com.(t)
Preferred
Allen Indus com—t
Preferred
t hem
&
1
A
Corp.
7% pref.
14
55c
75c
A Rubber com. (t)
16
100
88
Type Found, (t)
7% preferred-.100
126
85
13
1
k
Aluminum
k
(W pref
100 :
Class C warrants. k
Class D warrants.
38
Corp..
Anheuser-Busch. 100
Apex Elec Mfg
(t)
ApponangCo
(+)
A P W Paper
(f)
70%
18
40
■»
...
7% preferred.. 100
Am Can.
25
.
7% preferred..100
Amer
Am Car A Fdv_.
(t1
7 % preferred--100
100
Preferred
100
Chain
conv
18
4«
Artloom C»rp_
Ooys
4
5
3%
4%
1%
8%
1%
9%
123
115%
115%
1
(t)
Assoc Dry G'ds
1
6% 1st pref... 100
12
■y.1%
75
40%
Indus, Ltd
dep rets ord
registered ...£1
140
110
30 %
150'
W
5%
6
30
1%
5%
36
2
5%
6
non-cum pflOO
Atlantic Ref»i»'g..2fi
2%
Alcohol com
20
Am Crystal Sugar 10
Preferred.
100
Amer Cyanamld A10
24%
8%
25%
8%
87
89
Class B.
..20
Amer Encaustic
16%
16%
Tiling Co Ltd.-(f)
Amer Equities Co. 1
1%
1%
Aviation
2
Commercia1
22%
4%
33%
111
4%
v.
16%
1%
.
Am ttxpiesf
100
Amer Hard Rub..50
Am-Bavaiiao
88
150
4
65
16 %
10
Hanivare
Am Ridi &
100
25
9%
8% preferred.-100
Am
6%
Amer Home erou.
1
Amer Hosiery... 2/
Amer Ice Co., 1 '(tv
6% non-cum pflOP
Amer 1 G Chen> A (f)
Am iDtern Corp.. (f •
17 y
sois
3
34
3%
20
...
Amer Mach & Fuy.t
Am Mach & Met (f)
Vot trust ctfs-.(t)
Am Maize Prod, .(f)
Amer
13%
Maracaibo.. 1
20 %
Baltimore
Preferred..—-10(
Bamberger (L) A Ct
6%% pref.
.100
Bancroft.(J) A Sons
6% conv pref.100
American Meter
14%
10%
11*
5
21%
8%
-
Corp
(t)
25
26%
29%
80c
1
Beech-Nut Pack.
2(
104%
Aircraft—
Common v t c
1
Bendlx Aviation
5
Beneficial Industrial
Loan common, (t)
Preferred
(t)
Benson & Hedges (t)
Berghoff Brew
"
77
11%
1%
13%
2
13%
15%
51
Cbem
Amer
Radiator
Stand Srnlt.
(f)
13%
61
12
11%
Bickfords lnc
Preferred
11
11%
(t)
(t
(f)
33
Billings A Spen
Bing & Bing
26
&
100
138
Am Republics com( f)
Am Roiling Miii. 25
Am 8afety Kanor (+)
American Screw. 10'
2
7 °7r
cum
oref.
.
Amer
16%
65%
23
4%
140
2%
16%
69
26
5
24
Seating v t c.i
Amer Shlpoldg. (f)
Amer Ship & Gora(t,
23%
AmSmelt A Refg (t
7% preferred. .100
33%
125%
%
33%
126%
105
107
6%
second pf-100
Am Snuff
6%
2f
non-cum
pflOO
Am Steel F'dries.it
7% preferred.. 100
American Stores.
Amer Stove
-.100
Am Sugar Kefir., jon
7% preferred ..100
64%
132%
13
92
33
66
135
13.%
100
34
16
18
55%
56
128
131%
(1
35
24%
Preferred..... (t)
com
(t)
.(t)
Blaw-Knox Co—(t)
Bliss (E W) Co
i
1st preferred
,.5(
.
....
preferred B
It
Bioomingdale B» os. i
Pref cum 7%..10t
Blumentba) (S)—
Common
(t)
lnc 7% pref
iu>
Boeing Airplane
5
Bohack (H C) coiu.t
1 st nref
1 Of
""%
%
95
10
37
10%
11
3%
4
20
15
2
4
108%
23%
109%
n
Nominal,
r
Canadian price.
.
34%
6%
I*
7
55
48
m
45
IS*
r
r
r
6
53%
8%
2%
8%
(t)
r
(t)
r
Preferred..
25
Can ad Celanese..
(t)
r
6%
13%
17%
104
r
ino
(t)
.100
7% preferred.. 100
Co. .10'
1
60
i" 8%
r
t
7
>i.l%
176K
102%
16%
49%
86
com .(t)
Vot trust ctr__(t)
7% pret
.10'
.
lellulold
Corp ...15
1st preferred.,
(r)
$7 pref
(v
'antral Agulrre
57%
Centrifugal Pipe
140
4%
38
(r
lelaneseCorp -_(t)
7% 1st part pf. 100
7% prior pref.100
96%
45%
20
93
98
70
26
24%
t
7?^
90
6%
%
1%
4%
t
t
m
2%
eSSSte... t
v
t
c.'.Tt)
lohimbia Pic com(t)
Preferred
(+)
Oarbonrtc(t)
Jsmmerclal OredltlO
7% cum 1st pf..25
8% prefcJ B...25
6%% cum pref 100
8%
conv cl A.__60
Jomm I Invest
22
Tr. t
t Without par value.
27%
26%
39^
47%
72%
42%
30%
31
112
55%
59
Compo Shoe—
27%
*7
13%
20
108
t
ser
t
Mach v t C......1
Jonde Nast
Pub.(t)
_
5%
28%
\
OlgarOorp. (t)
2
17%
103
16%
50
87%
17%
t
•ngoleum-Nalrn—
Jensol Oar
Heat.100
Ions
8%
7%
111%
19%
Jsngress Cigar
t
Jensol Aircraft—. .1
uonsol Auto Mer
vtc
8%% Pfd w w.100
tt%% pfex-warlOO
7 Vo preferred.. 100
Jons Film
Indus.. 1
«2
Cons
cum
8 %
part
pf—t
Laundries..(f)
Uonsol Oil
Corp..(f)
preferred—aw
Consol Retail Sts.. t
8% Dfwith warlOO
Oonsol Royal OH. 10
9
20
7%
72%
71
60
4%
16%
1%
6%
109%
2%
38
1%
Consol
J*
38%
20%
98%
102
Textile
t
Consumers Co com 5
6% prior pref.100
7% 1st pref... 100
Container Oorp A.20
Class B
t
Oont Bkg A (Vot) (t)
Class B (vot)—(})
Pf(8%)(non-v)
75
37
25
2
4%
100
Continental Can..20
Cont Dlam'd Fibre .5
Continental Mot (t)
Confl OH (Del)... 5
Oont Screw com.. 10
Preferred
.10
Cooper Bessemer.. 1
$3 cum pf A
*
CorroonA Rey'usi
$6 conv A pref (
Cord Corporation.
32
sg
i
Oonv pref opt
Jomm Solvents
1%
111
Ex-dividend,
8%
i\H
21%
x
2%
153%
)ase Lockwooa A
Jatalin Corp
Jaterpillar Tract.
16%
102%
B'casting
Class B
Col O & G
9
80
r
r
Jarlb Synd!cat-__2'
(t)
56%
395
25%
2nd pref.
OolumBia
54
112
r
lan
AOoA..(t)
._
26%
r
lot.
Indus Alch. (t)
Class B
(t)
_
12
r
Canadian Bronze (t,
Preferred
1(V
Canadian Car A F(f,
95
110%
8
6
A
57%
t New stock,
18%
39
8
5
50
23%
118%
201
35
olam
-10f
42%
21%
31%
_
5
%
r
1
25
A_.(t
2
Arms Mfg
pref
2
.1
Carnation Co.
7% pref
Carrier Corp
Corp..(t)
OolFuel A
Iron..(t)
Cojnmbia Baking
$7 1st
6%
38%
Preferred.
(7%)._._iJ(j
ioo
8% preferred.. 100
■ Patent
Fire
A
Can Fair bank pf.lOi
Janadlan Gen El iUG
IJef
'•It
10
{A M> e«m..1
Preferred
(t)
.....
'olllns Co
1%
5%
7% part pref.. 100
able ElPr vtc.(t)
.
s
Colonial Beacon Oil
f
,
^
Associates
(t
ientral Airport .(f
Borsr-WarnerOorp 10
7% pref.
100
k Last sale.
(i
Butler (James) —.10
Preferred
10<
Butterick Co
(t'
Cable A
Class B
Peet
6% Preferred—100
Collins A Alkmao
(t)
14%
Bldgs pref ctfs. 100
Butler Bros
21
Preferred
Wire
..V(t)
1%
30%
j°|°n Oil
7% debenture.101
10(
Class A.
!H
%
%
ctfs.-(t)
7% cum pref.. 100
Burr Add Machine (t)
Dry Glng Ale
si
32
Jeteate-Palmollve-
%
%
Vot tr ctf—(t)
Brainard
Aluminum, (t)
,
Vot tr
5
Borden Co
Coca-Cola Intern, (f)
A11
Jelotex Co
4
2%
30
28
Brass
com
"1%
1
Com class B_._(t)
Caie (J I> Co
3^
Bonn Aluminum A
Common B..
7% preferred-100
Coca-Cola Ue
t
^'nett, Peaoody. .«t
.
Bohack Realty pf
Boa Ami
10%
28
6%
Burma Corp Ltd—
Am dep receipts.
Jarman
8
Blauner's
2d
m
1%
Blrtman Elec Co
Preferred
9%
M
Wyant.
M
Molybdenum
ni°LeX*9em,caI-(t)
Club
t
com
Tractor...(t)
Un Stk
Yards.f
Miffs Corp v t c
(t)
23
6%
75
100
com.
Preferred
Bethlehem Steel
(+)
7 % cum pref.. J Of
..
Oleve
%
15
(t)
69
9
Warrants
an
16%
104%
77%
11%
Preferred
33%
11 %
Mlnchfleld Ooal.iOO
Preferred
100
(t)
39%
103
Eq Co com. (V>
'laude Neon Lt
1
lleve Cliffs iron—
(-O
conv
Preferred
110
2
m
(f)
28%
3%
dH
7% preferred
ampbell
100
3
68°H
(t)
__
Cannon Fdry__(t
anada Cement. J 0(
30
12
Best A Co lnc
Class A
32
ctfs
4
10<
4%
34%
6%
10%
3%
4%
Voting trust
6%
58
15
1st preferred...oi
Preferred..
ftf
Amer; Potash
&
14
6%
57
7% preferred.. 100
Bush Term Co
22%
93%
—ft)
5
:
32%
5%
Co. 10
10
2%
3%
36%
24%
63%
...
55
5(
03%
38
109%
15%
25
(Cleveland)
125
.
pref..6
com
13
10%
25%
„P%%cum pf..lO0
18
Budd (E G) Mfg. (ft
jrera
103%
Bayuk Cigars.
1
7 % 1 st pref... 1 nr
Cream.
3%
2%
28
6%
7% preferred .100
1%
9%
3%;
ys
Bellanca
American News N Y
Amer Pneu tter».
pf.100
95
Barnsdall Corp
5
Baumann (L) pf.100
Belding Hem'way(t)
15%
86%
9%
83 %
Tuhb. lot
Preferred
100
Barker Bros. -.(t>
Beatrice
32"
1%
8%
1e
conv
Pipe I
Burns Bros
'4%
20%
pref. _t
Jlark
Burco lnc
111%
5%
■16%
7%
40%
5%
3%
c°nv
City Investing.. 100
7 % preferred
City A Sub Homes 10
City Stores
...(f)
4%
5
34
10
92
a:
4%
35%
5
if4
Amer Metal Co.
29%
6
Preferred
100
Baldw Loc wks. ft)
6%%
6
ush Terminal
25
1%
2%
Preferred—..100
Budd Wheel
18
k
'hildsCo com
(t)
¥ 4
Preferred
18
iO( k
ihrysler Corp
34 /
5
Mn Dn Stk
22
Yds. ft)
City Auto Stamp.ft)
5
14%
15%
11
22%
Kats-
Warrrants
%
32
5%
'♦)
...
conv.
Nipple A
*8%
5%
(f)
Bucyrus-Erie
108%
5
Ohic Rivet A Macht
mic yellow
Cah._i
Jhlckasha Cot O.lt
5%
7% preferred ..100
Buckeye
164
.100
Ohic Pneu Tool
—ft)
2
17
pref (t)
Bunte Bros com.. 10
54""
7% preferred.. 100
4%
33
3H
Chemical—(+)
19
40
10
LocomotfTt.
6%
36%
5%
Axton-Fish Tob A 10 k
Babcock A wii
(})
30%
Amer
7% preferred ..100
16
Corp(Del) 5
Balaban A
10
_
Austin. Nicb A Oc.t
Prior A..
(t)
AutoVot Machine(f)
Baker
Fonmlte
Amer
_
18%
Amer La France
Corp (f»
7% preferred. .100
Powder / !
6 % preferred
100
Tack..
Auburn Automob (t)
Atlas
80
3
e»tb (t
ife7% preferred.. 100
Laundry
Machinery
Plywood-._(t)
Atlas
14%
19
100%
>lty ice A Fuel
Bruce (E L) com.(t)
$3 50
Aviation Sec of N E1
Amer
Atlas
Chic
i%
27%
27%
(t)
Bullard Co
Bulova Watch.
3%
tf
5%
2%
Preferred
Ohic Mail Order
Brown Fence & Wire
$2%
Ino
SS Lines
>
14%
Amer dep rets—.
Brown Co 6% pf. 100
Brown Forman
Collender
112%
(t)
0hJ?,J£n,c Rys & Un
gkYds stpd.,100
26%
28
5
British Celanese Ltd
7 % cum pref.
25
Atl Gulf A
33"
83
50
Am
Associated on.
27%
32%
31%
Coupon
(t)
Registered
(t)
k
Brli-Anier Tobregi
Ordinary bearer t\ k
_
100
100
Preferred
8%
Brit-Amer Oil Ltd—
Bmwn Shoe
Assoc El
29%
3%
8
4%
26%
27%
1%
5
Distillery
2?H
Chesebr'gh Mfg__2ft
Daily News (t)
Brunsolck-baiat
Industries
7% 2d pref...100
11%
Bristol-Myers
13
Mfg_6
Preferred
k
B
7% pref
1*
Art Metal Constr.10
Checker Cab
102
10f>
10
Chic
25
Com
Art Metal Works..5
Associated Apparel
157
■
65
102
Cherry-Bur Corp (f)
%
A...
«
22%
ioo
16%
6
ra»*
Bristol Bra«p
W' 4
10(
IW
>
*
5
22
Paper
Preferred
;
33
4
A_..—.(t)
21%
122
7 % preferred..100
Champion Coated
.
Class
Aft 3%:
19
16
»
•
4%
'
74%
IPf
98
17k
64
10C
Am Cigar
Preferred
62%
82
7% preferred.. 100
Armstrong Cork
5
Arnold
Constable 5
M
Amer Coal (N J).25
Amer Colortype.,10
4%
61%
pref-.-(t)
1
hide
i
$6
4
5
Associated Rayon (
Atl Coast Fisheries.1
ic
com.,
7% preferred..100
Am
Common
100
|
31
,
98
guar pref..100
Armour A Oe (111)—
60
(t)
Am Caramel
2%
%
7%
17%
18%
59%
1%
1H
39%
Armour A Co of Del
147
Canadian
Properties
Am
46%
14%
18%
57%
2%
38%
119
Per share
Special pref
Charts Corp...
Mfg—
Ola
6%
2*r
Arcturus Rad Tube t
3
Brillo
19
7% preferred ..100
52%
Am Brake Sh A P
Common..
Brill Corp cl
Class h.
90
3%
Archer-Daniels Mid*
51 %
101
38
85
6
95
7% preferred.. 100
)ert'n-Teed Prod— i
^
BriggsMfg
(■»
Briggs A Strat.ton (t
Brighton Mills pf...
4
..
53"
6
(f)
Agrlc Ohem—
(Delaware)
..+
American Book.
14%
105
36
36%
69%
9%
Amer
(t)
brldgepi n Macu
%
mann
"7
Preferred..5'
Am Bev'ge Corp -.1
16
Angostura-Wupperl-
27
6%
3%
104
16
6%
2%
American Arch,
.
14
24 %
Am Bank Note—.]<
2%
15%
14%
Cap...
(t
$6% convjpref.ft'
1
.
Preferred7%.
Amerada
Corp
6%
/o
Anchor P A Fence(t)
Andian Nat Corp (t)
.50
Amal Leather
38
S/t,
Anaconda W A O. (t j
W*
%
'
4%
Bid
19%
18%
Common..—-(t) k
Bourjols, lnc
(t)
$2.75 cum pref...
Bower Roll B'r'g..5
Bowm Bilt Hoteis(f)
First preferred 100
Second preferred (f)
Bridgeport Brass
13
37%
t
Pat
Mills, t
Century Rib
6%
Botany Cons M. A 50
5%
14 H
(t)
l.t-o
12
12
lf»f
Stocka.
Boston-Herald
Preferred
4
10
(Msss).(t)
7% preferred. .100
Wringer
(t
Wr Pap v t c
1
$6 pref v t c
(t)
100
Ad fft
.
3
3
:
Wind Glass
Anchor
_
2
Am
132%
14
6% preferred.
I Of
Alum Goods Mfg.
>;
138%
Amer
125
Alnha Portl Oem_(t)
Aluminum Co com. *
'
137%
Preferred
izih
<
Convertible pref—
Allied Mills lnc..(t)
.
76%
Traveler Oorp.(t)
Boston Woven Hose
Auim
Allied Kid Co-
Common
75
Am
,.10(
Allls-< balmert
74%
Am Wool
Dyt
.....
Tobacco com.25
40
,2%
Distilling Co
Alliee
22%
34
t
▲lies & Fisher
Allied
Brewing
6
Borne. Scrymser..25
.
Ask.
Per share.
19%
4%
;
_
92
22 %
102
13
Bid.
Pat
1?%
Am
1
Alaska Pack AssnlOO
STOCKS
Common B
25
6 % preferred- 100
Am Transformer (t)
Ill
Air-Way Electric
Appliance
(+)
Stooki.
Ask.
Per share.
Am Sumatra Tob (t)
Am Thread pref
5
Air Reduction—(t)
MISCELLANEOUS
possible for the closing day of tbe month preceding the date of issue.
3
1
10 %
3%
4%
50
70%
7%
%
16%
35
11
3%
17%
20
2%
7
100
43
253
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of lame.
Quotations for all securities are as near as
Stocks.
Bid.
Par.
Corn Prod Refg—25
65
7% preferred-.100
158
Oosden Oil
!
Preferred. ....100
Ooty I no—... .(f)
4%
Oourtauds Ltd—
Am dep rets ord£J k 11%
Cramp
„
(Wm)
.
Crane Co
„
com
Preferred
Croft
>
9
87
38
11
21%
20
97
W--
Crown Cent Petrol (t)
Crown Cork Int Aft)
Crown O'k A Seal It)
%2.70 preferred (f)
25%
r
46
69 %
..100
D
2d preferred
1C D
Emerson's Bromo
Seltxer class A 2\ i
Class B—
2.1
Preferred.—100
Cudahy Pack
60
Cuneo Press...—(t)
12,,
42%
32%
18%
92
<
.
CurtlssWrlghtCorp 1
94w
2%
2%
Class
A-—1
Clubman's Sons,
t
7%
76
70
17
17%
4
_
80%
65
pref—100
t
Cutler Hammer. (+)
Darby Petroleum (f)
Dardelet Thr'dlockt
Davega Sts Corp—5
Davenport Hoe'y (f)
Decker (A) & Oohn
cum
$8 cum pref
4%
,
)
'
lS
1%
Deere A Co com—(f)
7% preferred- .20
Havilland Alrcr
Am dep rets ord £5 k
24 %
247"
21%
22
2%
De
Diesel-Wemmer
Gilbert Corp.—10
Derby 0& Kef com f
Devoe A
Reynolds
Class A (non-vot) t
Common B
»
1st pref
lOO
2d pref.
100
Diamond Match.(fj
6% part pref—.25
21%
89
„7%
8%
Fairbanks Morse..
(
4
7% preferred—1( D
FalrchUd A via
....
1
.
9%
44
1%
1
40
)
\m -lep rets
Fldelio Brewery... 1
Field
(Marshall)
Co
.(
116%
106
10O
-
)
t
)
108
,4,
1
$61
0
Flint!
)
Follansbee
(t)
Bro
Guar Tr ret#
.
1
1
Forem't D'y Prod(
—,
Convpref
Foster Wheeler
Dominion Glass. 100
Preferred.
100
(
Dominion Steel
4
Preferred
t
.....
16
Driver Harris Co 100
Preferred
100
Dubiller Cond'ser (f)
15%
6%
12%
87
95
lnternat-.l
3
Class
f
B
Dunhlil
t
DuplanSllk
-!
4
8% cum pref. -100
DuPont (•
I) de N
A Co com
20
stock.
Deben
Durham
100
7
22%
112
Gair (Robert)
Preferred
%
conv
15
13%
105
Hosiery—
..
10c
6% preferred- - lOO
6
10%
)
20
5
A.
!
pref
0
Class
Rlcan.Sug
7%
Cable— <
1
.
"
jfl
iff
0
5
Lines
r
18
General
A
Special 6%
11;
6% preferred-
44-44'S4, 4:44-;-,
m
:.:-V
n%
'i
4 4
■.4
r
Canadian price.
%
Int. Agric Corp—t
7% prior pref. 100
nt Business Mach.t
20
ft
3
34
158%
oter Button Hole
Sew
Machine—10
ut Carriers Ltd
15%
1
Corp. .1
Int Cig Mach—(t)
Int Harvester...(t)
7 % preferred- -100
Int Merch Mar— (t)
Int Nickel (Canada)!
y% cum pref.. 100
Inter»'aper7% pf 100
Int Pap * Pow A (t)
Class B
...(t)
Class O.
ft'
7 % preferred- -100
It)
1
6% preferred.. 100
Prod—(t)
23%
29
M
dia
127%
5
5p
30%
22%
99%
2%
7 % prei erred. -100
IntTextBook
(t)
7% preferred--100
itercype
Corp
..
Iron Fireman vtc
i
(t)
1%
29
42%
16%
62%
1%
10
71
23%
175^
52
41%
117%
104%
A
57
vfefcal—
17%
17%
Jones V. Laughlin
Steel com——.100
-100
7% pref
1
18
51
Kalamazoo Stove (t)
106
KC Stock YdsMel 00
78
Preferred—-100
6%
"i%
88
18
Kaufman Dep St
Com-12.5»
6%
Kaynee
83%
2
85
Preferred.
—10
—-
-100
Kayser (Jul) A Co. 5
,
10
7%
70
16%
(Mth-Albee Oroh-
20"
=
25"
7% conv pref-100
1%
%
92%
1%
1%
Kellogg Switch A 810
Preferred——100
7
22%
95
8%
23
Kelly-Sprlngf Tlre.5
6% preference (t)
Kelsey-Hayes Wheel
33
3%
un
6h
Conv class A—1
9
Class B—......1
7%
4V
:
fk.:.
'•
.
-4v
4
•
Nominal,
—25
10
24
(+>
fonasANaumburg2%
t
Haseltlne Corp
1
Hearst Oonsol Pub—
"
n
Doertoll- R'. nrt
6 % preferred- -100
Inland
Steel—(t)
Intercont Rubber(t)
7% preferred—100
X
warr
■44
Last sale
103%
12%
7% cl A
...
Johnson Tin Foil
%
:
:
15
100
lHd
Easel- Atla* Glass. 2 *
11X
100
Indus Finance vtc 10
industrial Rayon (t)
rving Air Chute. (1)
Jewel Tea....—(t)
Johna-Manv Tnc.f*'
70
13
98
Class B——ft)
Preferred
(t»
Hayes Body
2
Haytlan Corp of Am
HQ
n%
%
%
B.......(t)
Corp.t
Interstate Dept Sts.<
~4%
4% 4V 4%
7
5%
100
Hathaway Bak A(t)
G«0 '
—
Class
Indus Accep
Cum pref
_
3%
6%% cum prer
5%
Indiana Terr Ilium—
Oil non-vot A.(f)
Intl Saf Raz B—(t)
internat Salt
1
uternat Shoe—
-1
^ter Silver.
10f
-10
with
dep rets ord £1 k. 31%
3%
com
.10
2%
4%
64%
66
Hat Corp class A..1
123
Am
58
Hart, bebaffner a
Marx
-20
4%
7%
12
ndlana Pipe Line At
Internat
Preferred
18c
3%
7%
120
5%
.
15%
Internat Pulp
1
Preferred —.100
Hartman Tob
Stamped common
Unstamped com..
teneral
1%
is*
Common
33%
13%
33%
12%
5
Gen Asphalt--.-] 0
.
i%
4
Stores class A—t
3%
33
106
Brit A Irel'o
Interstate Hos'y.(t)
87cum.pref.---(t)
Happiness Candy
1%
of Gt
(nt Ptg Ink enm
Harb-Walk Ref—
Duval Texas Sulp (t)
Preferred
East Roll Mill—.
25
22
mperlal Tobacco
X
,"44
Hammermlll
A)
of Canada com..5 k
53
19
84%
3%
pref..100
6%
46%
16
—
6% cum
Hanua (M
1
9
36%
5%
23
2
86 pref..—100
Paper
Common
.—10
2
ideal Cement.... (tj
lllnols Brick..
,2f
Int petrol——..
11%
—10
,4
I
4%
64%
Hamilton Watch.(f)
21
Common
7% prefstmpd 100
dygradeFoodProd.5
Ky«rade Sylvan.(t)
4 6%s conv pref—
12%
10r
32%
7%
52%
n%
aupp Motor...-.16
46
F)
Printing
Hudson Mot Car
<
Humble Oil A Ref(t)
52
(t)
7 %
41%
40
24%
1%
2%
-
Bagle Lock .—26
Eastern Mfg—•
Prior pref
50
East Port
Preferred-...
General Aviation-
Class B com.—
_
Preferred--.-.100
20
Halle Bros....
10
Preferred
100
Hall Lamp com—(t1
American
Transportation
90
89%
130
%
IX
t
Dept 8ts..(t)
6%% conv pf.100
7%
W 1%
4%
20
7
4-
(■ •)
( W
Gen Alloys Co..... t
Class A pref
General
—
vot tr ctfs new. .25
Howe Scale com.(f)
35%
35
7% 1st pref.-.100
20
1%
3%
.
...(• )
pref
Uun
5
4ssH
6% preferred--100
Corp.. ,j!6
Hall (W
Garlock Pack
3
<
103
16
Juaatanatnn
9%
5%
Gamewcll Co
.106
Gulf Oil
15%
14%
7
33%
3roc St Prod v t c25c •■'4,4-
23
10
('. )
15
29%
14
45
Hale A KUburn—
Fuller (G A) Co—
Partlc
pref
21%
28%
125%
Greyhound Corp...5
11
2d preferred—"t
Gabriel Co. clA.
i
-44 --
1
Dresser (S R) A
9%
6% conv pref.lC 0
100
20%
28%
123%
Habu
Freeport Tex Co
See "Textile Sties''
125
126%
8%
-
106%
Class B
.1
Household Fin pf 50
Houston Oil fTex' 100
nt Cement
121
Gulf States Sri.
15%
12%
124%
Preferred.
6%
)
100
-
o
)
.(t)
Draper Corp..
-
5
11*
.100
(t)
3rnfld Tap A Die., t
.....
6
19%
27%
12
t
18
J*
(t)
it)
nterlake Stearasbf t
Telephone Pay
A com..
— - .
oterlake Iron.
19
16
7 % preferred- -100
3relr Bros Cooperage
X
11
1%
3reat Nor Pap...25
>reat
West Sug.(tv
1%
11%
67%
65
)
Douglas Alrcrf —(t)
Douglas Shoe pf. IOC
Preferred..
Dow Drug..
-
2%
36
1%
5%
2%
Gt Lakes Tow...100
Preferred
lOf
51
3
29
■
)
2%
.100
Non rot com
Preferred
....
Froedert Grain A
Malt pref......
Fox Film—
13
16
Station com.... 10
Atl A
Pac
Tea
1%
'
t
•••
18%
t
23
3
y
ray
11%
.
25
Dominion Stores.
Domin Textile...
Preferred
1
Dow Chem com
7%
77
30%
)
\ )
17 convpref
Foundation Co
17
i!H
27%
!
(
:l
Silk—
Preferred
27%
,
k
3%!
27
2
7%
k
.
Preferred
(t)
Dominion Bdge.100
Dom Coal pref.. 100
2%
Hosiery (voting).t
7% preferred-.100
93
f
'-I
lis";
44,'
7%
.
-
115
14
2%
28%
)
)
72
12%
war
23
.
Indian Ref
ll4%
14
•
Food Mach'y..
Ford Co Ltd—
71
r
10
88
%
17%
com
31%
47%
47
%
8%
43%
17
%
113
12
v„ 88
7%
74%
11%
21%
)
25%
100
16
117
A
Preferred..
-
„
85
30%
0
80
23%
Distillers A Brewers.
Distillers Liquors...
Dixon (J) Oruc..iOG
Doehler Die-Cast (t)
Preferred
—50
A Coal B
-
•112
%
13%
Firestone P A Rub
35%
New common ..10
New $3 pref...100
Distillers Co Ltd.Xl
Distillers Oorp-
Seagrams.
—
Canada
otbam
)
DiGiorgio Fruit—
^
16%
4%
13%
—
.
Tire
Rubber com., (t)
17 1st pref —.(t)
oodyear T A R of
6
107"
.
Dictograph Prod. .2
'
oodyear
»
7%
>
29%
15%
114%
%
8%
41%
40
80
Preferred
(uiperial Oil Ltd ft
Registered shares,
mperlal Tobacce
8%
90
87
pfd. t
7 % preferred-
.(■
108,,
2914
33 %
cum conv
13 pref with
.
Preferred
16
4%
7
0
(
P
Class B.—....
$7 preferred.
(t)
—
3
20%
%
.
5th Aye Bus Sec
Filene's Sons
~3~"
18
2%
12%
_
ill
2
11%
2%
—
2%
)
Corp
Enamel
Ferro
New preferred.
10
16%
FED
8%
'
-4
6%
JX
39
108
■fuylers Inc—
106
105
'
29%
)
)
.
Cr
t
.
/.
...f
prior pref 100
2%
18%
15%
25%
8
8%
1%
4
t
T
t
Federal Moi
7%
-v"'44
,
9%
4%
2%
Fodders Mfg A..
7% preferred-.100
lldden Co.
78%
3%
8%
)
■«.
♦
80
14% v44—
14%
r
)
38
33
115 %
Bru-
3%
14%
14%
77%
2%
17%
15%
25%
<
lea Aldeo <Ju*l
i_
8
3
»tas
pref—.(f)
Class A
9
Faultless Rubb
)D
6
85
.4 '4-
79
3%
Falardo Sugar
.1( D
Falstaff Brewery.. I
Famous
Players
1 r
0
warrants) —100
Glmbel
conv
22%
90%
Pref (with
_
4%
4%
Diamond Shoe—
Dictaphone oom.(t)
$5
8% non-vot pf-l( D
wiat
14
6%
44
2
6%
Fed Screw Wks
)
ks-(t)
20
15
■4
4%
20
100
„
Class A.
-(f)
-(f)
35
Hormel (G A) A Co t
Born (A O) com—(f)
lorn A Hard't(NY)t
7% preferred.. 100
deudaille-Hershey
Ulntte Bar
40
Co——1 5
Fairbanks
50H
14
73
107>a
42%
iollander (A)ASod.5
'niland Furnace (t)
16%
45^
.26
124%
Beywood-Wakefield
1st preferred
100
Hires iCE) CoA.(f)
15%
com
conv
17%
,
7% preferred-. 100
derr-Hall-Mar v 100
lersbey Chocolate
84 conv pref--..
deyden Chemical. 10
Preferred- .—.100
Hooker Electrochem¬
ical
100
11
-
150
13
70
Tercules Powd— (tj
18%
17%
20%
-
126
Holly Sug Co..—(t)
ibson Art
tlbeit (A O)
ilerist Co
—
26
iercules Motors.ft.
88
96
—
60
130%
5%
W) Oe
17%
(f)
Tire A Rub
(G
Jommon
19%
6% cum pf A .100 k
eorgian Inc.—
A preference..-20
■■
3%
5%
75%
1
12%
Preferred
..100
Deep Rock OH
A Ref 7% pf—100
_
35
10%
16%
6%
en
'
5
Exch Buff Corjp...
1
Fair (The) Chic—
7% preferred--1( D
30
20
7
10
17%
•
22%
57%
128%
.
A—t
15
3
41%
t|
18
75
pref—.(t)
Theat Equlpt
Conv pref vtc-(t)
15
5
30
Curtis Pub com.. (11
S7 preferred.
f tJ
16
99
1
17%
Vottrctfs.
109
Hi:
0
6|
4
General Refrac.
Gen RteCl Cast
15%
2%
24%
2
en
5
1%
f
1:
20
4
14%
R>
" •'»
*
6% preferred—100
88
[)
53
57
■41
44,
D
6%
..ID
P«»h
%
5
V
23%
Gen
H i-4 ,%
o
3%
,,,
--•
13
12
6
Class B com
.-(t)
Gen'l Print Ink—(t)
16 of with w rr (+>
Gen Rayon Astk-(t)
20
16%
:
16*
*
Elk H Coal Cm
-
28%
113%
Gen Paint Corp A
6%
41%
■
6
17
k
:
5
Elgin N Watch
1
_
7% preferred- -100
Common
3
41%
-
7% preferred--100
7%
t
4
3lme
10%
/% non-cumpflOO
28%
112%
t
Rubensteln...(t)
-
118
Gen Optical pf.
4^»
;
6%
Bid.
83 pref.
33%
62%
62
117
♦
.
i
00
33%
_
.
Advertising A
Com vtc.
109%
4%
3
4
16%
3X
16 %
50
_
_
Electric Boat
Elec A Musical—
Indus Am shs—
io"
X
8%
Crown-Willamette
Paper $7 1st pf (t)
Crown-ZeUerDach
Vot tr ctf«
(t)
Cuban
4
13%
Preferred-.-—100
Crowley M liner..(t)
(Jo.
Cuban-Am Sue
0
1%
l
Crosley Radio... ft)
Crowell Publlsh'g m
Cuba
B
Elec Stor Batt
Brewing.-
Crucible Steel
\ufcf> '1t*».
preferred--1
7%
Par.
Per share.
4%
3%
6% cum pref—100
General Motors—10
5%
pref
(f)
General Outdoor—
3
13
3%
20%
8
3%
19%
108%
D
..
J*
•
t
10%
4%
Crock-Wheeler ..(t)
%
)
86
37 %
100
Cream of Wheat—_t
Creole Petrol-.——5
106
100
)
Flreprooflng._+
Preferred
100
Gen Foods Oorp.(t)
General Mills
t
Edison Bros Sts—
8%
--25
Gen
18
17%
t
Stocks.
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
Per share.
3%
3%
)
65%
Electric
100
Stocks.
Pers hare.
A
Sons
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
Stocks*
Ask
Per share
91
miscellaneous stocks
&
industrial
April, 1935]
xEx-divldend.
1
t Without par value
-
92
industrial
&
miscellaneous
stocks
Quotations for all securities are as nea. as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue.
Stocks.
Bid.
Par.
Stocks.
Ask.
Par.
Bid.
Per share.
Kelvinator Oorp.(t)
15%
15
Kendall Oo—
$6 part pref A.(t)
Kimberly-Clark- ( t)
Kingsbury Brew__l
King Royalty
(t)
Preferred
90
86 X
10
-
11
il*
A*
100
81
86,/
BnnerAlr R) Mot.l
nney (G A Inc.-T
$8 preferred—-100
Klrby Petrol—
1
Klein (D E) Oo-(t)
4X
28X
2X
26
2
15 X
:
Kleinert Rubber..10
Knox Hat com..(f)
"7"
6
2
X
Kobacker Stores—
Oum pref 7%-100
Mathl'son Alkali.
7% preferred..!
Mavis Bottling A..1
Mayflower Assoc. (t)
May (The) Dept
Stores Co com. .10
Maytag Oo
t
1st $6 pref.. -(f1
cum pf w
cumpfx-w
<ti
McOallDorp..
McOord RadclB(t)
McOrory Sts (vot)_t
W-||)
Non vot
6%
43
39
cl B
cm
t
pf--100
conv
McKeesport T PI (f)
Koppers Gas A Coke
Common.
5
7% conv pf A..50
72
2X
100
20X
Class B
Lake
of
58
Preferred
Mead Johnson A Co
12 X
Mellina Food
23 X
5X
10
15
16"
10
100
100
33 X
7% pref w w__ 100
Langendorf United
68X
6
J
8
Preferred
ih*
75
89
29
29X
3
43
Class B vtc
(f)
Lion Oil Refg
Midland Steel
Products cam.
8%
$2
1st
(t)
1
l
18X
17 X
M. inneap-
35X
..
lix
30
Power Implem—1
$6.60 cum oref-.T
Mission Corp
(t)
Long Bell Lum A (t)
IX
33 X
126 X
1st preferred—100
2d preferred—100
Mo Portl < 'ement
11X
Nat Screen
21
5
82
23
Nat Shirt 8b
10
26X
Nat Supply
Lortllard (P)
10
7% preferred--100
'/ft
Mohawk
Rubb.-(t)
Preferred.100
Molybdenum
35 x
X
1
Class A
Morris
8
Manatl Sugar
100
7 % preferred- -100
1
4
Mandel Bros Ino.(t)
2
Mangel St com..(t)
9X
10X
9X
JX
63
61X
30
77
106 X
79 X
109
4X
35X
9X
6X
4X
36X
9X
7
A Co class A—(t)
Class B
(ti
136
27
18X
26
65
,38
51
60c
100
2X
MaracaiboOilExpl t
Marancha Corp
5
Margay Oil Oorp.(f;
ix
Marine Midland...5
Martin Rockwell
Nash
5X
Motors
jk
Nat
6
3
>54
13X
88
117
6L
JX
31X
;
r
t
JX
Ex-dividend
t
.100
pf A.100
Ontario Steel PredK t)
Preferred
100
Oppenheim Collins. 7
Otis Elevator
(+)
.
Otis Steel
7% prior pref. 100
Outboard Mot A.
Class B
^X
10H
JX
26
100
.(t)
Plymouth Cordage..
Plymouth OH
6
Poor A Co class B.(t)
~§X
..
1
81
Jorto RIc A Tob—
Class A
(f)
(t)
Class B
Potrero Sugar
6
Powdrell A Alexander
1
8X
Prairie Oil et Gas .26
6
Prairie Pipe L
10
26
Pratt A Lambert-_t
24 X
5X
conv
Messed
JX
20
JX
22
27
29
21X
21X
145
130
150
95)
h
13
~9X
93 X
JX
30
2X
22
Prentice Hall
Common
90
6% pr pfw warr.t
Omnibus Corp v t c.+
fNo par value.
7% convpf
Plttston Oo..
26
19
(t)
le^
6 % preferred- -100
Pitts United Corp 25
30
Oliver Farm Equip, t
38X
x
JX
79
Avla.l
Oilstocks, Ltd
144
32 X
Canadian price,
30
10X
B
2X
Pittsburgh Steel Fdy
Common
...(f)
Preferred
100
Plttsb Term CoallOO
27
_2ft
7X
.
FUe.
Novadel Agene—(t)
Ogilvie F1 Mills, -(t)
Preferred
100
Ohio Brass pref
100
ix
100
Preferred.
pf 100
North Pipe Line. .60
N'west Eng com.(t)
N'West Yeast
100
Norwalk Tire A
Rubber
--(t)
7 % preferred
50
Norwich Pharmacal.
23 X
Nat Breweries
26
North German Lloyd
Amer shares
5X
10
2X
46 X
..100
100
North A Judd
26
7% preferred—100
18X
100
Nominal,
1
5
16
Plttsb PI Glass...25
Pitts ScrewABolt(t)
Plttsb Steel 7 %pfl00
6% preferred. .100
12X
4X
65
.
6 % preferred- -100
Pitts Forgings
1
Noma Elec Corp.
conv
31X
(t)
..
Nlles-Bem't-P*
8%
3h
Pltney-Bowee Poet, t
Plttsb Brewing
(t)
Preferred
(t)
Transport*11.10
Class
X
-26
pref-100
t
common
N77^i--!?8
Amer
conv
.
Pirelli Oo of Italy
Am shs 500 lire..
t
Okonite pref_.
(t)
7% preferred—100
Nat Biscuit
8%
Y Merchandise—
Common
(t)
Nicholson
49X
8X
Mot
Ptllsbury Flour MOls
N Y Sntpbulldlng-.l
N Y
154
6
7% preferred. .100
v t c (f)
°ltts Coal (Pal ..100
Oldetyme Distillers.
1
Bella*-Hess
N
Phoenix Hosiery..
Pie Bakeries
^lerce-Arrow
Oar Corp
Pierce Petrol...
100
non cum
2
52
(t)
N Y Auction
N Y Air Brake.
First pref
Second pref
22
(t)
1st preferred.. 100
Ohio Oil
(t)
Preferred
100
"4%
Aviation..—10
National Baking
1
Preferred
100
19X
Land,
7X
13 X
26
Pierce Oil Com
»
Ohio Leather
Nat
I
Mexico
20
.(t)
Nat Acme Co
1 no
New Bedford Rayon
Class A
Class B
New Bradford Oil.
*
New
16X
6
Pierce Goveraor.(t)
6
23 X
8
(t)
Co
(t)
8% cum pref..100
Murray Corp
10
Murray Ohio Mfg.T
Myers(FEl A Bro(t)
Nachman Springf (t)
28X
~5X
Cord¬
Bedford
Corp convpf—(t)
North Cent Texas .5
No European Oil
135X
Common
Mapes Cons Mfg. it)
Maple Leaf Mill, (t)
49
113X
.....
"
38
.
(t>
T-
10X
113X
m
Phillip-Jones Horp
7% preferred--100
Phillips Petrol
t
100
age com
North
(t)
pf--10
(t)
Phlla Insul Wire.—
Phil A Read O A I.
No Amer Match _(f)
Northam Warren
.....
7X
conv
villk
7% preferred.. 100 k 119
conv
11X
1
2
5
38
(t)
,
Newberry Realty pf
Newport Indust—1
5%
10
Mouquin Inc
Mullina Mfg
$7 conv pref
Munslngwear Inc
Murphy (G O)
8X%
Jet
(t^
Bros
N Y Dock.
15
20
72
..60
Fuel —.2
Perfect Circle
pref 100
Nelson (Herman) -.6
Neptune Meter A (t)
Nestle-le Mur cl A.f
Newberry tJ J) Oo
7
42
JX
39
3X
16
pref A100
Common
70 pref
10ft
N J Worsted pf .100
Newton Steel
(f)
sx
62
104X
Peoples Drug Stores
New Hav Cl com.25
IX
X
Moto Meter G A E.l
Motor Products
t
Mot Wheel Corp..5
Mount'n A Gulf Oil 1
Mountain Prod.—10
58
10
6H% pfw w..100
Manhattan Shirt.25
Manischewltz... (t)
Manning Bowman
4
(Philip)
A Oo Ltd
conv
Penn-Mex
com
Preferred
23 X
.
7%
Phelps-Dodge
7%
New
~2X
5
67X
Pet Corp of Am —6
1
2
3
JX
33
t
Penn Salt Mfg
♦
....
11
107
(f)
Gal
Common,.—..
t
Nehi Corp com..(f)
125
60
Morse Twist Drill
A Machinery..100
1
7% preferred-.100
.
28X
Preferred B
100
Moore Dr For A_(t)
Morrell(John) A Cot
6
com
Common.
Preferred 7%
Corp com.
Preferred A
1
6
41
20
31
Nat Tea
4!*
59
part prefMoore
IX
m
95
Moody's Invest Serv
119
Macy(R H)Oo Inc.t
Mad Sq Garden.-(f)
Malllson (H K>
r
JX
40
23 X
91
(f)
29
Ward
28X
44 X
5
MacAnd A Forbes 10
8
t
v
Co common
Ludlurn Steel
1
%6H cum conv pf t
(tl
25
7% preferred--100
X
..
Neisner
IX
(t)
Montgomery
conv pf_100
Del (♦»
Natomas Co of
i?*
14
Penney
(J
O)
Co
Common—., (f)
6% eumel ApflOO
Pann Coal A Coke 10
Pa-Dlxle Oement. 1
50
Nat'l Transit -12.60
Nat Union Radio (t)
10X
69 X
t c.l
Monsanto Oh WkslO
128
oulslana Oil Ref (t)
Oos_(t)
Conv part pref. (t) i
116
....
19
Serv_(f)
p
59
y A r
Class B
Penlck A Ford
1st preferred-. 100
Nat Steel Corp.
25
24 X
Pender(D)Groc
Nat Service
Common.
(f)
Preferred w w.100
100
100
_
com
25
Preferred
100
Nat Rub Mach..(t)
76X
90
108
8
Parmelee
—
10
Mock Judson A Voe
140
100
67
Mlnneap-Moltee
Loose Wiles Bis. .25
Parke. Davis Co. (t)
Parker Rust Prf—(t)
Park ATUford Inc 1
100
com
Preferred
Nat Ref
H o ney well
Regulator
..(+>
6% pref ser A-100
106
6
1
Sat Licorice
3X
Paramount-Publlx
Otfs of dep
10
.
NY Investors com(t)
Sons
100
Mill Factors A..-50
32 X
.
pref A
100
pref B
100
National Leather. 10
6X
IX
'
$4 pref cl A—
8% cum pref. .100
Peck. Stow A Wile26
Peerless Mot Oar-.3
div
Mldvale Co.
Miller
(I)
A
Pref 6X%
27
(t)
Lead—100
preferred
100
Nat Radiator..-i(t)
$7 preferred— (T)
44%
%
28%
3X
36
UH
t
Trans. (
Pathe Exch Ino—(
3X
29 X
1
16^
38X
8% conv pref-100
Pantepeo Oil Oo
t
Paramount Mots, (f)
Nat Mfrs A Stores(t)
Nat
Paper A Type
44 X
109
30
8
1
.
Panhandle PAR.
50
15
60
9
pref-100
non-cum
Transpcom—
50
National
1*
,
Pan Am Petrol A
Nat Fire-Proofing
Arlsona
■h
3
Liquid Carbonic
t
Lit Brothers
(t)
Preferred
100
Loblaw Groc Ltd At
Class B
f
(t)
Midland Royalty—
$2 conv pref
(t)
3%
9%
19X
Dept Stores-(t)
7% 1st pref—100
46
62
%
Arte...(t)
(f)
__
Pac Eastern Oorp.l
Pacific West Oil. (ti
Packard Motor— (t)
Pair point Corp -100
Pan-Am Airways 10
Nat
4
3
10 H
Class
16M
10
41X4
9X
Preferred
10
Mid-Oont Pet.
.10
Middle States Pet—
Lindsay Lt&ChemlO
—
7X
Michigan Sugar— (t)
15
1
7
7% preferred—1
100
Mexican Petrol. .100
Mexico-Ohio Oil_(t)
Mich Gas A Oil—1
Lima Locom wfcs.t
Lincoln Printing, (t)
7 % preferred
50
Martin-Parry Cor.T
Massey-Harrls
(t)
100
Metro-Goldwyn—
Pictures 7% pf_27
Metrop Tobacco. 100
96
157
Masonite Corp
(t)
Metrop Pav Brick-1
Common B
26
7 % preferred-.100
Lily Tulip Oup--(t)
Marshall Field A Oo. 1
7
29
1
(t)
Preferred
Nat Fuel Gas
50
Preferred
1
21
95
Corp—
1
Marion St Shov—(t)
8
98X
29
Preferred
-100
6
Lig A Myers Tob-26
Preferred
Nat Dlst Prod—(t)
Nat Enam A Stpgm
50
Metal A Thermit—t
Preferred
Life Savers
Preferred
Mack Trucks Inc
18
65*
8X
(t)
Metal Textile
100
Lynch Corp
8H
JX
60
6% preferred
1st preferred—
2d preferred
30 X
114X
83 x
Pacific Coast Co.. 10
pref—
conv
37
._(t)
Owens-Ills Glass .26
(t)
28X
$2
com.
7% preferred-.100
Oxford Paper
Nat Dairy ProdPreferred cl A_10
Nat Tool
.1
5
Psr
Outlet Co
„
Preferred $7
Bid.
Par.
109"
Nat Cash Reg...
Nat Container.—
4'4
s*
Oo
Mesabi Iron
Mesta Machine
Llbbey-Owens-For d t
Lib McNeil A Lib-10
Liberty Baking —(f)
0X%
New preferred
Mergenth'ler Llno(f)
Stocks.
144
Nat Sugar Refg
1
common
(t)
6X% pref A-100
Leonard Oil Dev.-26
Lerner Store*
(f)
.
-
-
New
Scott
6% cum conv pf 60
Lehman Corp
(ft
Lehn A Ffnk Prod 6
7% 1st pref—100
Lord A Taylor
100
Transportation (t)
(t)
Candy
Ask.
share.
15
1st preferred.. 100
2d preferred-.100
Nat Carbon pref. 100
37
40 X
Preferred
Lehigh Valley Coait
Loew's Boston Th 25
Loft Inc
t
JX
87
Merrlt, Chapman A
7% preferred--100
Nat
36
35X
Common
IX
Lefcourt Rlty Corp 1
Cony pref-.
(t)
Leh Coal A Nav.(t)
Leh Portl Oement 50
Locomotive Firebox t
Loew'slnc
t
$0.50 cum pref-(f)
Mercantile Stores(t)
Preferred.10ft
Merrimac Hat
i:
Bid.
Nat Casket corn.IT)
Merck A Oo—
Bakeries cl A .(t)
Glass B
(f)
Lawrence Portland
Oement
100
Lee Rub A Tire..
5
Link Belt Oo
(t)
100
Mengel Co
1
7% cum pref..100
Merchants Refrig—t
Preferred
100
31^
Preferred-
45
Corp
1st pf 6%
JX
2gh
Par.
Stocks.
Merchants A Miners
Olark
25
Lane Bryant Tnc .(t)
war
Xc
44*
......
Shoe
w*
99
27
Pf with
Melville
common..
Lakey Fdy A Macb 1
Lambert Co.
t
Landers, Frary A
„
pf A. 100
McWm s Dredg..(f)
Mead Corp com _(t)
conv
23X
5
Preferred
6%
UX
5X
50
Woods
Milling
McLellan Sts com( t>
56 X
t
com
the
1?^
110„
Kuppenheimer A Oo
Laclede Steel
4
63
7% preferred—100
Kress (8 HI A Oe (t)
6% preferred -.10
Kreuger (G) Brew 1
Kroger Grocery A
common
..
.
(vot i..... 1ft
Baking
MX
150
McKesson A Robb—
Kresge Dept Stores 1
8% preferred--100
Kresge CS 8) Oe—
Com
26
148
McGraw-Hill Pub.f
Kolster-Brand Ltd—
Amer shares
.£1
Preferred
Ask.
Per share
23 X
.(f)
preferred.(t)
Steel Gar
(T)
7% preferred-.100
Proc A Gamble., (t)
8% Preferred -.100
5% pref
100
Prod A Ref Corp.50
1
t56H
117
Preferred
Producers Royalty.l
Properties
Realiza¬
tion
v
t c
X
%
14
13
Propper M'CaU'm(t)
Pu oil cation Corp (t)
First pref.....100
•uimaolnc.
23
25X
96^
100 X
42 X
..(♦
43X
0
Punta Alegre Sugar t
Pure Oil Oo
6
(t)
8 % preferred.. 100
50
40 X
6% vot pref...100
orlty Bakeries..(f)
9X
'rreneMfg
.10 k
3X
Juaker Oats
128
(t)
6% preferred-. 100
136 X
6X
50X
42
9X
.
65
6
3»
110
JX
30
3X
X
Radio-Kelth-Orpn .t
Railroad Shares..(f)
132"
140
IX
Railway
A Light
Securities
(t)
Rainbow Luminous
Product A
t
Rainier
6X
+
Pulp A Pap.
34X
:
:.'-7
%
Class B
com
X
35
Raymond Concrete
Pile common..._t
Preferred .......f
4
5
19
25
Quotations for all securities are as near as
Btooks.
Vot tr ctfs com 60c ft
Raybeatos-Manhat t
1
17 4
174
Hoalery M (vot)10
tsD
7%prefvot—.100
44
OW
&&&
(t)
Beeee
Button-Hole
Machine
10
Beece Fold Mach. 10
Beeves (Daniel),
64%pref
,
234
2
?
100
U S Stores—
1st
7%
88 k
564
6%
+
164
17""
J*/
Tlmken Roll Bear (f)
Tobacco A Allied
124
Stocks, Inc.—(?)
Tob Prod
(*^
8% preferred.-100
Spalding (AG) ABr( t)
7% 1st pref.-.100
Spang Ohaift A Oo f
6% cum
Common
-1
♦
7% preferred-.100
Spiegel-May-Stern
Common——(?)
„
t
t)
Ritter Dental Mfg. ?
Riverside Silk Millst
Robinson (Dwight P)
1st preferred-.100
Rockwood Oo
(f)
Preferred
..100
14
Rocky Mt Fuel..100
100
100
5% preferred-. 100
Vlck Chemical....5
Viking Pump.....?
*
.(fi
Vogt Mfg
Truscon
Waco
Wahi
100
Waitt ABondlnc A (t)
Glass B
(?)
7% preferred.. 100
Tung-Sol Lamp..
$3 conv pref..
Waldorf System
...
Ulen A Oo
Walker
Un B A P Oorp..
34 k
46 k
16 k
Oonv prior pref. 10
Rossia Int Oorp__(f)
Stand Oil(Ind)— 2fi
Stand OU (Kan).. 10
rrn St YdsOmahalOO
92 k
24
Union Tank Oar. (t)
Tobacco.. (?)
Roval Dutch Oe N Y
Stand OU (Ky)_.. 10
Royal Typewriter^
Un Aircraft Corp.(t)
Preferred
..100
Ruberoid Co..—100
Russeks 5th Ave
5
Stand OU
14
Oe—(t)
14
Ward Baking Oorp—
Oom Glass A— (?)
,54
Walworth
Oom Glass R—
$5 pref B
Preferred
lfO
5X
76
$25 par
Savage Arms
(t)
Savan'h Sag com..}
94
7% preferred._ 100
Scovill Mfg.—.25
Seaboard Oil..—(f)
Seagrave Oerp
Sears, Roebuck *
T
Co common...
(?)
(?)
Segal Look A Hard¬
Seeman
Bros
ware
com
Selberling Rubb.
Preferred—
(?)
(?)
584
594
118
•
120
110
194
234
44
194
234
34
...1
Superheater Oo.. (f)
Superior OU
?
Superior Steel.—100
Swan A Finch Oil.25
Sweets Oo of Am_50
Swift A
334
454
9
30
mm
t
A...
t
Taylor Milling
—
(t)
Tayler-Wharten
Sellers (O b ft Sons
7% preferred—100
Sentry Safety Oon(f)
Iran A Steel csm. t
10
1
8
preferred
Seton Leather...(f)
Sharon Steel Hp. (f
Sharp A Dohme
100
7%
94
4
20
224
Preferred
50
Texas Oorporat!on25
25
8H
Pen——(f)
Shell Tranap A Tr £2
4
Technicolor Inc.-(t)
Telaut'g'ph Oorp..5
Tenressee Corp..
Tennessee Prod—(?)
48 X
8
21
•3.50 oonv pref..
Shattack (Frank G)
8J
%«
West Auto
1
U S Foil B
^
---20
preferred.-100
Hoff Machines
Ind Alcohol. (?)
U S Gypsum
7%
U 8
U 8
U 8
Leathervto.(t)
7% cum
P£
Class B ▼ t c_.(t)
Preferred A
pf-100
Alt)
U S Lines pref— -(t)
U S Pipe & Foundry
Part conv Acl
20
$1.20 1st pref— (?)
U S Playing Card. 10
f S Print A Lltho—
Oommon
(t)
Preferred
50
U S Radiator
(t)
Common
—100
USRealtyAlmp—t
n
Nominal,
r
Canadian price,
x Ex-dividend.
? Without par vs)rt
—
12
W Va Goal A Ooke.
?
W Va Pulp A Pap.-t
Preferred.
100
;
95
104
304
7 % 1st part pf.50
Weston El Instru— t
Class A
1
354
93
W mating Air Jttr ae(t)
West'he El A Mf-50
14
24
194
354
Stationery v t c (?)
West Indies Sugar. 1
31
2%
194
11
34
34
104
114
89
Wast vacs Chlorine
'
1
Products
184
Westvaco Chlorine pf ft 1014
14
Wheel Steel Oorp (?)
45
Preferred——100
White Motor
—50
White8ew Mach (t>
2
$4 conv pref— (+)
White(SS)Dental 20
10 k
Stk trust ctfs.
First
pref
-
.
(?)
106
WIeboldt Stores—(?)
Wilcox A Gibbs
50
38
WUcox
A*
(H
F)
14
74
144
15""
524
74
2
9
144
8
Williams (1
Wil-Low Oi
15 k
Oonv pref
20 k
31X
iVA
3X
114
14""
17
25
14
35
Clan A
k
97""
Oil
A
Gas
—..—.5
Wilcox-Rich Oorp—
49
3X
74
194
White Rk Min Spgs-
Ilk
42 k
145 k
Preferred
ft Last sale,
983
1!
4
Western Tablet A
Envelope—100
Preferred.
109
...
52
_(t>
Wdst xiairy Frsd At
dep rets—£1
Unit Paperboard 100
Preferred—..100
Unit Piece Dye com t
Preferred
.100
Un Prof Sharing, (t)
10% preferred .10
Un Publishers pf 100
Untd Sh Mach Oo26
Preferred
25
U 8 Dairy Prod A (t)
Common
B—(t)
U S Dlstrlb——.. t
7% conv pref.100
US Freight
Supply—
Oommon A__
6% preferred
US Express
100
U S Finishing —(t)
Preferred. ——100
Class
314
75 *
1}
(?)
1
com
$4, conv pref
West Air Exp new.l
U S
Taggart Oorp com.t
Tastyeast Inc ci A(?)
Taylor-Colquitt Oo ?
Preferred
.100
80
1
Wells Fargo Expr—1
Wesson Oil A Snow¬
drift
80
Western Cartridge
Symington Oo
2%
24
25
54
"4"'
■
1
t
Interuat'l—1*
Swiss OU
1
; -48
•
Oo
Swift
34
4
14
(?)
Sheaffer
12
62 H
119
64
Pump..—(?)
$7 preferred —100
WelchGrape Juice(5)
Preferred-——100
Amer
SunrayOU
4
24
21
Conv pref
(?)
Webster Elsenlohr(f)
United MUk Prod (f)
$3
preferred-_(t)
United Molasses Ltd
5k
24
?!
t
pref—(?)
Fdy A Plpef
1
—
u»r.
Sullivan Mach'y.(t)
San OU csm
(fj
0% cum pref..100
100
Serve! Oe
«
12 4
24
Selfridge Prov Stores
Am dep rets
£l
Selby Shoe
Motor
11
Schulte Real Bst.(t)
Scott Paper
t
7% pref ser A.100
6% pref ser B.100
(t)
Stucg
conv
Wayne
5
United Drug
United El Ooal
United Fruit..
Un Merch A Mfrs
(?)
Studebaker Oorp.-l
28
(t)
15
preferred. .100
Un Eng A Fdy
6
Stroock A Oo
Savoy Oil
6
Schenley Distillers.6
1
4
62
154
Warren(S D) Co com
Watson (J W) Oo (t)
Certificates
7%
25
Stone A Webster
1
50k
United Dry Dock (t)
United Dyewood—U
Common—(t)
04% pref
100
Stein cosmetics—(f)
Sterling Products.10
Stern Bros A.... (t)
Stetson (J B)—(?)
Preferred
Stewart-Warner
$3
Warren
6% pref..—..100
414
Stlnnes (Hugo) Oorp 5
StixBae AFuUerft)
Preferred ...—100
preferred—100
25
Warren Bros
22 H
115
Old common
44 H
Stein (A) A Oo—
„
8%
Steel Oo efOan.. (t)
:
$3 part pref
(t)
Un Olgar Stores—
10
30
5
$3.85 convpf—(?)
Warner-Qulnlan
Oo ——.—It)
4A
(t)
Common
Corp.... 1
Preferred
714
Salt Oreek Oen Oll.l
Salt Oreek Prod- 10
Sanborn Map
100
Schulte Retail St.
United-Oarr Fast (f)
Chemical
United
Stanley Work*—2
Starrett(L 8) Oo.(t)
Starrett
t
United Oarbon
$7 pref A
Preferred
100
St Regis Pap. com.?
com
7% conv pref-lCO
Stand Textile Prod-
37
(t)
(?)
7 % preferred- . 100
Bros Pict—
Warner
Oommon..
Biscuit—
of Am com
Screw.100
Preferred A
100
St L Rocky Mt A
Pacific Oo
100
Schiff Oo
United
5% guar. pref. 100
125
Ilk
Air Lines
Transport v t c__5
Unit Amer Bosch.(t)
Standard
Mills com... ..100 r
Preferred.....100 r
St L Nat Stk Y..100
Preferred
United
3
40
Warrants
(Ohio)..25
II*
..100
Preferred
Union
Stand OU
(?)
Waltham Watch B(t)
Prior pref..
100
"3
(T)
(?)
Preferred
54k
..(t)
7% preferred—100
5 % preferred .. 100
Stand OU Export
4
(H) Good'm
A Worts com
Unexcelled Mfg.. 10
Stand OU ofN J—25
274
116
Warrants
com
Fisher
44
?
Walgreen Oo com (t)
04% cum pf .100
Preferred
100
Underwood EUlott
(Neb)..25
34
14
44
Aircraft...(?)
Company..(?)
Tubize OhatUlon _.l
Class A
.1
Oorp ▼ t c—1
Splcer Mfg Oo
(t)
$3 conv pref A. (t)
Squibb (ER) A Son?
$6 preferred
t
Stahl-Meyer com (t)
Staley Mfg Oo
Preferred
100
Standard Brands (t)
$7 pref ser A
1
Standard Brew
(t)
Stand Cap A Steel .5
110
7% preferred. .100
Steel....10
Preferred
Union OI1 of Oallf_25
-
174
11*
Vulcan DetlnninglOO
Union Oarb A Oarb t
Ryan Cons Petrol (f),
Safety Oar H A L100 *
Safeway Stores., (t)
6% pref.
100
7% pref.
lftft
St Joseph Stk Yd 100
St Lawrence Oorp (?)1
Pref class A...50f
St Lawrence Flour
(t)
t
(?)
Vortex Oup
Class A
Stand Oom Tob—t
Stand Oil (Oal).„(t)
6
7
334
Preferred——?
.1
Roosevelt Field
Root RefOo
37
.
Kellogg, (t)
15*
.
Furnace pref
109
Trunz Pork Stores(t)
S perry
34
244
74
7% conv pref
Rlke-Kumler
Forging
Products
Trumbull-Oliffs
6X% pref—.100
Spencer
25
Richman Radiator—
x-warr
7% prior pref_100
6% part pref—100
Va Iron O A O—100
Triplex Saf Glass—
Am dep rets reg £1
Truax-Traer Coal (t)
Spear A <"»•
2nd pref
..100
Richfield Oil of Calif
Rogers Peet
pref__100
Sparks-Wlth'gt'n Oo
B common
10
Rice Sttx Dry Ods.t
1st pref
100
Preferred
Steel
4
24
1
Oommon
Transue A Williams
Trlco
13
Va-Oaro Ohem—
&
West Air Line
5
Trans Lux DayUght
Picture Screen ...1
S'west Pa P L— *-50
144
92
Venezuelan Petrol.5
......
Transcontinental
25*
+
5
7% 1st pref—100
.
So Porto RlcoSiig
pref-.lOO
Vanadium Oorp
VAn Raalte Co..
Shipyards (t)
Torrlngton Oo— (t)
Trans Air Transp
1
Stamped
Trans am erica Oorp t
South Penn Oil...25
m
7% conv pref.100
Valley Mould A iron
common
(t)
Preferred
100
Todd
♦
.
—
384
preferred-100
7%
Vadsco Sales Oorp
Oommon
(t)
1
Exp..100
14
16
Utica Knit Oo—100
30 ^
(?)
Expta.
1
8% 1st pref—100
1
7 % preferred- .100
Unlv Pipe A Rad
32
124
52M
(t)
8 % preferred- .100
Universal Pictures. 1
105
_
484
(t)
(?)
Pap.(?)
Leaf Ton
Unlv
5% conv pref.100
Tlmken-Det Axie 1 n
4
t
pref
United WaU
6
50c
pref. 100
conv
Tide Water Oil-.
6
conv
150
pflOO
Yot tr ctfs
Am dep rets ord £1
Am dep rets def—
R
$6
2k
t
t
non-cum
United Stores A
24
pref—100
4
12 04
preferred.. 100
7%
3"A
Tide W Assn Oil.
28 H
45*
774
U 8 Tobacco
25
29 4
70
'
68
29
76 k
Land..?
20
8
554
65
28 k
7% preferred—50
$34 pref
(t)
hompson (JR)._2/5
Thompson Prod
t
Thurber Earth Prod
34
34
104
7% preferred—100
10H
20
614
194
1034
U S Steei Oorp—100
1200
Tbompson-Starret (t)
South *n Pipe line 10
Southland Royal. (t)
Reybarn Oo Inc
1
Reynolds Invest...1
Reynolds Met
(t)
Reynolds Spring
?
Reynolds Tob A ..10
Pref
conv
27*
26
U h 8m Ref A Min.50
Tobacco Secur Ltd—
Class
A.......10
cum
240
South Dairies A.__t
(f)
6% conv pref. 100
6% pref ctfe—__
Respro Inc....
_?
Preferred
.10
Revere Cop A Br.. 5
7%
7%
33
304
,
15
Southeast
Republic Steel
Class
Packing..(f)
Sonotone Oorp
..6
4
$3.60 conv pf— (?)
Thayer-Foss pref 100
Tbermold Oo_„ .1
236
10
(t)
8% n-cu 1st pf.100
U S Rubb Red
t
US Rubber
30
1
Pref with warr. 100
1
Reo Motor Oar
'
1
Thatcher Mfg( vst) (t)
Solvay Amer Inv—
7% 1st pref.-.100
8% 2d pref.-.100
Renner Oo
Otfs sub shares
Texon Oil A
T
Oo Lie
1st pref
Rem i n Rand earn. 1
Par
Per share.
Par
share.
Texas Gulf Sulph (t)
Texas Gulf Prod, (?)
Tex Pac Coal&OU.lG
Texas Pacific Land
Trust old stk..100
_
Petrol Oo.lO
3imms
Snider
100
__
12
108
Socony Vacuum
Corp
_(+)
Reliance Managem t
(Illinois)
1124
1
pref
Simmons (Jo..
~34
14
Class A com
?
Reliance Managem't
Preferred
Preferred
10
(?)
Internat'l
Remington Arms
6% prelAAu..100
Oan..(t)
100
Simmons-Boardman
Sber-Wms
Singer Mfg.
100
Singer Mfg Ltd—£1
Shelly Oil
.25
6% cum pref.-100
Sloss-Sheff S
T too
7% non-cumpflOO
Smith (A O) Oorp(t)
Smith A Corona
Typewriter
._?
Smyth Mfg Oel._25
7% 1st pref—.100
Belter-Foster Oll.(t)
Reliance
§1*
85
iff*
lblH
Simon
(Franklin) *
Oo 7% pref.-.100
(?)
100
Beta (Robt) A Oo (?)
Reliable Stores
Sberw-Williams ..25
Pub
15
24
14
66 X
Bid.
Stooka.
Ask
Bid.
_
54
OIL*..?
5 4 % conv pf.100
Real Silk
Red Bank Oil
Per share.
Par
Shell Union
Raytheon Mfg
Stooka.
At*.
Per share.
Par
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of lssne.
Stooks.
Ask.
Bid.
93
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
INDUSTRIAL &
April, 1935]
124
_
(t
94
INDUSTRIAL
&
MISCELLANEOUS
STOCKS
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue.
\ Wlllys-O verland—25
Certificates
.
<
*
Wilson-Jones
par
Common.-
10
4X
4
k Last sale,
value,
n
Nominal,
Quotations are
r
as near as
Albany Metropolitan 6Xs'38J&D /
46 J
Alden 6s 1941 bonds & ctfs—J& "
Allerton 55th St 5 )4s '45 3 % to *36
35
Allerton N Y Corp 5Hs '47-J&J
Allied Owners Corp 6s 1945-J&J
8
64
68
2nd mtge 6s 1940
J&J
Ambassador Hotel (Los Ang)6s *43
Amer Insur Un Bldg 6s '41-M&N
26
28
473
283
48*4
82
92
(~L) 6^s *36 "(L D.A&O
24 j
9
40
5Xs
Oct
J
A&O /
1935
1938
J&J
Bowman-Blltmore Hotels 7s 1934
7s stamped as to payment of
1435 partial redemp'n 19341/
6% notes 1931 ext to 1933-J&J
B'way Barclay Office Bldg 6s 1941
Certificates of deposit-—
Bway Mot Bids OS * » 0s'48.FAa
Bway & 38th St 7s 1945
J&J
21
25
63
66
1941
Truck
1
'.2%
28
62
x
Bonds.
Bid.
-
37
J&J
.
Ask.
WMhfnj^n HorTeTfls"1944 f
Grand Rapids P O 6s 1947
♦rant Bldg (Plttsbj 7s
47. -FAA /
I ray bar Bldg (East Offices
Inc)—
let m leaseh 6s 1946—
J&D
+ J>5
Greeley 8q Bldg ds 1950— faa t*
Harrlman Bldg 6s 1951
M&N /
Hartford Times 6s 1943
F&A
]
41X
25
45
Oarblde & Carbon Bldg 6s '40J&J
Central Zone Bldg inc 6s. 1941
75)4
77 X
82
48
85
15)4
Chicago Evening Amer 6s 1936—
Chicago Post Office 6s 1937
99 X
Income 5Xs w w 1963.---F&A /
Lincoln Mtge & Title gu 5X« *37- /
Loew's New Brd Prop 0i'45-J&D
Loews Theatre Rlty 6s '47 M&S15
41
43
Chrysler Bldg 6s 1948...
A&O
Cigar Stores Realty Holdings—
8 f deb 5Hs 1940 ser \..J&J
Certificates of deposit..
Circle Theatre 6s 1936
64)4
65)4
City Invest. (Bait.) 6Hs 1936
Oleve Term Bldg 1st 6s 1941-J&J /
Colonial Hall 6)4s
/
42
8
As
194(1
Dallas P
A ATI 1
O~0« Sept" 151935
40
42
MAS
27
30
14
Detroit Hotel 6)4s, 193641 M&S /
Dorset (The) 6s 1941 ctfs
/
Drake (The) 6s 1939
M&N /
Eastern Ambassador Hot 5 Ks '47 t.
:
Edgewater Beach Apts6s'35-43
Edgewater B'ch Hotel 5 Xs *35-38
_
12
21)4
1934
734
2634
25)4
22
9
/
40
18 Gramacy Park South 6s 1938- r
18-20 East 41st St Bldg 6s 1940— /
80 Fifth Avenue 4s, 1940
J&D /
23
Eppley Hotetf o v*s 194l
jac *
ttquli vlfflce Bldg IN Y) 5s 1952
Ferry Sts P O 'San Fi'1 So 19-44
Film Center Bldg 6s 1943—A&O
40 Wall St 1 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-—
1 A AA
1400 B'way Bids 6Xsstm-1948__
6th Ave & 28th
t Bldg 6 Xs 19455th Ave & 29th St Bldg 6s 1948—
6th Ave & 65th St Bldg 6Xs 1945T>1 J-
n
1
«
AiA
15 West 81st St 6s 1944
50 B'way Bldg 3-6s 1946—M&S
61 FiftkfAve 6s 1943
A&O
62d & Madison Ave 6s 1947
600 Fifth Ave 6 Ms 1949
602 Park Ave Bldg 6s ctfs 1941
/
/
f
....
«» mm m
56
58
55
;'Y>: 60
/
/
/
49H
51
44
46
28
-
36)4
28
44
33
—
mmm
32
49
39
/
/
/
/
/
/
/
42)4
3734
47
22)4
3434
14)4
20
—A&O /
14
6X
16
7)4
42
43)4
-
-
1500 Walnut St (Phila) 1st 6s '47
1512 Spruce St (Phila)—
Sfclst mtge 6s 1943
-
Fox Det Theatre 6s 1942
AaO /
Vox Metropolitan Playhouse—
sink fund conv 6X% ctfs 1932.
f
Fax Theatre A Office Bldg
lstsf 60 1941
.—M&S r
Fox St Louis Theatre Bldg—
let » f 0H« 1942--—
.A&O 1
/ Flat price,
~mmm
54
21
n
Nominal,
-mmm
38)4
Gen mtge 7s 1945
610 Park Avenue 6s
12
k Sale price.
33
36)4
23"
/
f
/
j
/
/
10)4
Tyler Bldg 6s 1953
23
/
f
/
/
A&O /
Post Offices 6X0
Vanderbllt Ave
'35.F&A15 /
Bldg Corp—
1st leashold 6Hs
1944--J&J 15 /
/
Van Swerlngen 6a w w 1935—F&A
f 6s 1938
A&O /
Vartck St Sta P O (N Y) 6s 1941
1st & coll
s
Wadswortb Bldg(NV)A» c83-A&O
Walbridge Bldg (Buff)6Xs 1938- /
Waldorf Astoria 7s w w
1954 /
Certificates of deposit
/
165 Broadway Bldg 6)48 *51 K&a
General s f 7s 1941
—F&A /
Palace HoteKSan Fr) 6s '46-F&A /
Wauauiaker (Johu) t'uila
Hs'49
Wardman R^a' Estate Properties
,
Bway Corp 534s'51--J&J f
Certificates of deposit—..... /
Park Central Hotel 6s 1935
/
Park Lane Corp 6348 1943—J&D f
Param
1st & ref
—
♦ Negotiability impaired by maturity.
/
/
1088 Park Ave Bldg 6s 1939
/
Textile Bldg 1st 6s 1958——M&N
Gen 7s s f w w 1948—-M&N
Textile Crafts Bldg 6s ctfs 1937— /
301 East 38th St Bldg 6s 1939— /
Un
/
181—
65
United Properties 6s 1942—J&J /
F&A
Dodge Corp 5s vtc *52 /
Park Lexington 6 348 ctfs 1953
jr
Pennsylvania Bldg 6s 1939
Man /
Penney <J CO Corp 5Wr< 1935-50
Pierrepont Hotel 5%a 1940-..-- /
/
/
Syracuse Hotel 6343 1940—.— /
Trinity Bldg 5Hs 1939
J&D
Trinity Court Bldg 4s 1941-M&S
2 Park Ave Bldg—.
...1941
29th St Towers Bldg 3s 1942
208 South La Salle St Bldg Corp—
1st s f 5Hs 1958
M&N
2124-34 Bway Bldg 5M» ctfe '43
2480 Bway Bldg 6Hs to *37
/
Park Place
8H
22
One Park Av Bldg 6s to '39-M&N
103 East 57th St Bldg 6s 1941
.
1940-.J&J /
1st sink fund 5s 1948ser A-M&S /
Sink fund 5s 1943 ser B— M&S /
Stevens Hotel (Chic) 6e 1945-J&J /
.
i94»
A&O
Stanley-Mark Strand 6His 1941 .
Stanley Real Est 5Hs '45.-J&D
State & Wash Bldgs (Chicago)—
Oliver Cromwell 6s 1939
/
One LaSalle St Bldg 6s 1949 J&J /
124 Fifth Avenue 5s
/
A&O
616 Madison Ave Bldg 6Ks 1938.
666 West End Ave 5s 1941—J&J
5)48 series C2
...
534a series FI
—
f
534s series Q
f
19th & Walnut St (Phila) 6s 1939- /
North Station Indus Bldg (Bost)
1st m ■ f 5s 1962
A&O
111 John 8t Bldg
10
Bldg 6s 1939-.F&A
Taft Realty (New Hav) 0s'4OA&O
10 East 40th 8t"eet Bldg 5< 1953-
Merchants Nat Prop 6s w w '58-- /
-
30X
Bldg(Denv)6 Hs'40-M&S
6)4* 1940 ....A&O
Certificates of deposit
Russeks 5th Ave Bldg 6s 1944
St Charles Hotel (Atl Cy) 4o 1946
Saks Realty 6s 1945
A&O
6s 1946
—.A&O
Savoy-Plaza Corp 6s 1915—J&D
1st s f 534s 1945
J&D
Schulte Real Estate 6s 1935—
With
warrants..........J&D
Without warrants....
.J&D
79 Madison Ave Bldg 6s '40-M&S
60 Park Place Bldg 6s 1937
Sixty-One Bway 6)4* 1950
Mercantile Properties. Inc—
Sec af 5)4* 1946
J&J
Nat I Test Bldg
I960 A&nifi
6t<» 1948.
A&O
Natl Tower Bldg 6)4s 1944 A&O
Nelsner Bros Realty, Inc—
Oonv ■ f deb 6s 1948— J&D15
N Y Athletic Club 6s 1946
AAO
7s 1938
—J&D
N Y Title & Mtge 5)4s ser BK—
r-'';V
J&D
A&O
Sherry-Netherland Hotel 594* '481/
Certificates of deposit
if
Millinery Center Bldg 7e 1944...
Munson Bldg (NY) 6)4s'3U.M&N /
Nat Hotel or Cuba 6s 1959.M&S /
25
i
14
41
20
52
::f 55
/
Marcy (The) 6s 1940——F&A /
Mayflower Hotel (D O) 6s 1948-/
Mercantile Arcade Bldg (Los Ang)
1st s f 5)4s 1953
J&D/
27)4
37"
51
'37-J&J
Repub
60 Broad St
/
/
43""
11 Park Place Corp 4s 1948
/
11 West 42d St 4s 1945-- -MAN
(Chicago)—
J&D
-
Manhattan Co Bldg—
1st m A leaseh sr6* '68—M&N
;
66H
Sdvilla-Btlt Hotel 7Hs'37—MAN
Shelburn ,lnc(AtlCy)6 H*'40
J&J
Lond Gu & Acc Bldg (Chic) «« '62
London Terrace Apts 6s *40 M&N /
Lord Bait Hotel gmOHi '45 AaO /
Lords Court Bldg «Xs 1942.J&D /
Ludwlg Baumann (see Baumann)
Majestic Apts 6s 1948 ctfs
6% bond and ct& of 1937
30
100
—
6s 1939
6s 1943
Income 5s 1943------
Liggett Bldg lBt 1 h 6348 '52-FAa /
Lincoln 42d St Corp—
Chain Store Depot 6s 1940—M&S
Chanin Bldg 1st Lshld inc 4s 1945
'
'besebrougn Bldg 6s 194*
a AO
Court a Remsen sts (Brooklyn)
63X
-
6s May 1 1941
Realty Assoc Sec Corp 6s
Lefcourt Maunat Biag 5Ha 1941. /
Lefcourt State Bid 0Xs 1943
Lewis Morris Apts 634 s 1937
/
86
86
9
13-60
Qulncy Station P O
LaSalle-Wacker Big 6s A'54 J&D /
Lefcourt Empire Bldg 5Xs '41
/
59X
84
46
<1*
98
104
Koxy Theatre
70
70
84
69
...
/
/
/
40
-
18 M
53
67
Pout urn HI <1k Hhi 1D43
MAN
Provident Loan Society 6 % ctfs—
Prudence Co 5 Ha
1961
Prudence Bonds—
-
/
52
-
Ask.
45
17
1st 5H» *48M AJ
Pittsburgh PO Serv Stat 5 )4s *38
Poll New Engl Theatres 58-1958
Gen income 5s 1983-.-.-M&N
360 Central Park West
422 East 86th St
Cambridge Court Apt 6Xs 1937-
.
Bid.
Bonds.
Hotel Wellington
Fifth Avenue Hotel
57
52
\x
Series A to 18 inclusive
Prudence Co certificates—
Hotel Taft
Lak*- flb Ath oiub vohlc) 0H«
*45/
La Salle Hotel 5 Xs 1940
F&A /
Certificates of deposit
_f f
50X
14
45
Pitts Hotels Corp
42"
100 X
19
possible for the last day of the month preceding the date of issue.
36"
51
18H
Youngstown Sheet
A Tube-----.t
5)4% pref
100
Zenith Radio
(t)
Zonlte Products
1
Ex-dividend.
Keith-Albee Bldg (New Rochelle)
1st 6s 1936
Keith Memorial Bldg 6s 1943——
-
106
36
Bush Term Bldg 1st 5s 1900-A*"
Butler Hall 6s 1939
J&J
-
19)1
A
Coach Mfa "i B .10
67
67
M&S
P
25
75 X
7% preferred--100
Insurance Center Bldg 6 He 1943
Jewelers Bids (Ohb" 6a '50-J&D/
28
59
44
S5
.
4
26
28 X
22
20
50
33
■
Sept
Yellow
Hotel Lexington 6s 1943
M«N
Hotel Sherman (Chic) 5X» *46J&J
Hotel St George 51943-M&N
Hotel Victoria 6s 1943
A&O
3
26
27X
Per
96
Young (J 8) Ce—100
Preferred
100
Young (L A) Spring
A
Wire
(t)
14
Herald Square Bldg 6s 1948 M&N /
High Bridge Station P O 5Xs 1938
Hotel Governor Clin 6s '48.A&0 /
64
Bryant Pk Bum in Y) <ms'4M&J
Budd Realty 6s June 1941—J&D
6s
Yale & Towne
39 )4
40
Bway A 41st
Bldg tttis 1944..
Broadmoor (The) 6s 1941
,
24M
Bid.
Par
Hearst Brisbane Prop 6s '35-J&D
6s 1st fee & leasehold 1942
51
Boston Post Office Serv Station—
1
13
100
7% pref A
100
6% pref B
100
Wright Aeronaut'l-t
Wrigley (Wm) Jr--t
George
Boston Parcel Post Station—
5Hs July
24 Jt
6s 1944-..-..-....
653
743
6s (Brooklyn) 1942
F&A
Blng & Blug deb 6Xe 1950-MAb
53H
Mach
Fuller Bldg (GAP Realty Corp)
1st s f 534s 1949
J&J
Batterymarch Bldg (Bos)
Baumann
53 X
Canadian price,
Ask.
Bid.
Bonds.
&
Ltd—
Preferred-——100
68
r
Stocks.
Worthlngton Pump
32
Am dep recta ord.
Worcester Salt- 100
Ask.
Per share.
Par
112
Woolworth
1
Bid.
Stocks.
YlO
7 % preferred—100
Wooiw tn (F W;._10
6734
21X
20)4
vy itaeroee anerma
Wither bee Sherman
preferred
l...
50
Woodley PotroLMn
Woods Mfg pref. j o
tfg pref .10
t No
6% preferred-.100
Woodward &Lothrop
5
66
Ask.
Per share.
1
2
Woodward Iron. 100
2X
IX
VA
Preferred.—..100
$6 preferred-.-100
Bid.
Par
Per share.
12c
18c
20c
10c
Par
Wilson A
Stocks.
Ask.
Bid.
8tocks.
7
21)4
1634
1948
M&S /
Certificates or deposit
f
Washington Properties inc 7s 1952
Western Union Tel Bldg 5Hfs 1943
Westing house Bldg 6s 1939-A&0
Whit*
Motor
Riaity 6» 1935 40
Woodbridge Bldg 5H® '41--A&0
7s 1940
A&O
93
Quotations are as near. as
.j*norfclnor below or"
"
"
~
possible for the last daj of^the^month
—
procedlng^the date^of Issue.
i
*1
~ v
however,
*Thua
done
4 35% means that the
Dartlcular security can be
seller 4.35% per annum to the
''4.25% to 4.35%," the rate of return varies according to the maturity—the shorter
the highest return. Where, however, a range for basis prices appears, and the
higher yield Is meant to be the bid price and the lower yield the asked.price.
it not infrequently happens now, that no distinction is made between the dif¬
bought or sold atprice that will yield the purchaser or
maturity of the issue.' Where two figures appear, as, for instance,
maturities yielding the lowest rate, and the longer maturities yielding
higher figure of the range is given first—thus, "5.00 to 4.75"—then the
It is proper to add that as far as the different maturities are concerned,
ferent maturities, all being quoted alike.
Bid.
Bonds.
Fourth Liberty Loan—
4)4% of 1935-1938—A&O
.
6i Pub Imp
Jefferson
ioi"i§
104.11
104.9
103.10 103.16
107.14 107.16
105.10
105.8
103.12
103.8
105.8
105.6
101.5
101.3
100.18 100.21
116
112
2s Aug 1 1936
—
Galled Aug 1 1935
2% Oonsol 1930
Called July 1 1935
100.13 100.16
S Treasury
certificates and notes—
54s serial
April 15 1936
101.6
1)4 % Aug I 1936
1)4% Sept 15 1936
2)4 % Dec 15 1936
3% Feb 151937
3% April 15 1937
3)4% Sept 15 1937
24% Feb I 1938
3% Mar 151938.
2)4% June 15 1938
2)4% Sept 15 1938—
2)4% June 15 1939
DisjMar 15 1940
Home Owners Loan Corp—
4% interest guar 1951
3% prin. & int. guar '44-'522 94 % prin & int guar '39-'49
2% prlnl& int guar 1938 —
prin & int guar 19377o Prin & Int guar 1936..
Federal Farm Mtge Corp—
104.7
101.30 102
104.11 104.13
104.28 104.30
105.5 |
105.3
106.4
106.2
100
98
100
99
West Side Irrlg Dist 6s
CANADA—See
99
99
95
95
to
4.35 %
4.35 *
%
75
72
81
85
88
M&S
--
88
88
88
44s Fund
1941-60
M&N
Little Rock S D 4s '35 55M&S
St Francis Lev D 6s 1947.J&J
54s 1946-1964
...J&J
64s 1950-1989
J&J
6s 1949 opt 1929
J&J
90
90
90
90
100
100
100
6
.50
to
6
.50
6
.50
1044
1044
6
.50
to3.15
to 2.90
to 2.85
to 3.15
1818
1034
100
101
100
SSES
TEBKKTOB1S8 & 0. 8. FO
Honolulu (City & County>—
6s Pub Impt 1956—J&D 15
6s Jan 16 '36-'66
J&J 15
6s 1955-1966
—.J&D15
Hawaii,Terr.4 4s'49.M&8 16
44s Jan 1945
44s Nov 15 '35-'65-M&Nl5
4Kb Nov 16 1936-58-M&N
4s May 15 '46 opt '36-M&N
4s Ang 1947 opt 1937—F&A
Philip Isle 44s 1952
J&J
44« I960.
a His 1957
M&N
44s Oct 1959
4s Impt 1936 opt 1916.F&&
6s April 1955—
5s Feb 1952
64« Aug 1941
...
122
122
122
aiJH1
Alta Irrlg
125
125
to 2.50
b 2.75
to
6 2.90
to 2.65
2.50
2.50
b 2.60
to
100
1014
111
to 3.25
to 3.25
97
60
.
60
to3.10
to 3.10 %
.
to3.25 %
102
70
70
6 4.50
6 4.50
to 4.30 %
'to 4.30 %
6 4.50
to 4.30%
to 4.30 %
6 4.50
6 4.50
to 4.30 %
6 4.50 to 4.30 %
6 4.50 ,to 4.30 %
102
'105
Nominal.
5s 1936 1974.
4 4s 1935 1968
34s Renewal clC 1956—-J&J 6 4.05 to 3 80
4.05 to3.80 yo
44 Harbor imp June 1 '35-'73
3.75 to 3.50 %
44s Highways 1952
M&8
3 75 to 3.50 %
AKs 1956 & 1959
M&S
3.75 to 3.50 %
4Ms *36. *42 *46.'49-—M&S
Is Pub Highway 1949-51 -M&S 6 3.75 to 3.50 %
97
102
Anniston ref g 54s Dec 11939
6s Schools 1935-1947—J&J
Bessemer 6s Pub Imp 1935-38.
1004
6
.50
J&J
_
6 3.00
6 3.30
44s Water 1944
J&J
44s Ref Wat 1935-67. J&D
44* Water 1962-1965.J&D
8 D No 1 44* 1936 53.J&J
8 D Na
1 1935 1947 .J&D
4s July 1941-1945
J&J
3.65% March 11950-54
MoffatTun I mp D5 4*44-61J & J
54* 1947-1958
J&J
54* 1084-1973
J&J
5s 1974-1983
J&J
%
2.75
"55"
103
/ 33
53
105
35
6
.
to
to
to
2.30 %
3.85
2.25
3.00
102
to
to
to
•
360
3.25
3.30
75
to
3.70 %
554
51
3.85 %
3.25
3.25
to3.70
to
to
to
6 2 .80
to 2 90
2.60! %
%
to 2.50
to 2.70 %
108
111
108
109
106
111
112
109
to
6 1.00
6
,75
to
4s
.75
J&D 6
....J&D 6 1.75
..J&D 6 3 65
Los Ang Oo 4 4s '36-'49 -F&\ 6
,75
Merced Irrg Dist 6s
J&J / 43
Modesto Irrlg Dist 6s
103
Oakland 54s 1935 43...F&A 6
.50
to
4s
to
to
%
to 3.50
2.75
3.00
2.75
to
.50
tol%
.75
to
1
1°
to 3.40
1.50 to 3.55 %
6 3.50 to 3%
1.50
6 1.50
6 4.50
1.50
to 3.50
to
V"'*
j'V"
\ ''.'A,''•>")
•'
V.-'.i.f'
a:
"'
'■■■
%
3%
AX
to 4%
to 3.75 %
350 %
to
2%
%
%
6 3.50
•54® 1935-1951
-M&N 6 1.50
Glastonbury *44® '36-58. J&J 6 1.50
to 2.75
to 3
%
%
Greenwich—
•44® 1935-1942 tax exra't
44® March I 1936-1951....
4® June 1 '35-'60
Hartford 84® Bdge '55—J&J
•I® Water June 35-*39 J&D
•4® Water 1940-45
J&D
•4® Water June 11935-'39
.
6 1.00
to 2.25
%
1.00
to 2.60 %
1.50
to 3.75
6 3.00
6
.75
6 2.00
6
.75
to 2.30
to 2.25
to
2.50|%
>
M&N 6 1.50
to 3.50 %
l
•
M&N
M&N
1.50
to 3.50
1.50
to 3.25
J&J
1.00
to 2.50
3.50
J&J
%
%
3.75 %
to 1%
to
.75
to3.10 %
to 3.10
1.50
1935 1952
F&A
1.00 to 2.50
•44« School 1935-'40.F&A
•44* School 1940-'52.F&A 6 2.50 to 3.10
4 4* Water Aug 1941—F&A 6 3.00 to 2.50
44® 1935 1969
F&A
•44s 8ch Aug '35'43. F&A
•4s Park 1935 1943 ..F&A
New Hav (O) 34s 1935—A&O
6
.
■
to 3.40
1.00 to 3%
1.00 to 3%
1.50 to
.75
1.00
•4s Aor 2 1940 tax-expt A&O 6 2.75 to 2.25
44* Pavlng^Mar 1936.M&S 6 2.00 to 1%
6 2.30 to 2.75
•44« 1943-1952
3.00 to 2%
•44s Paving Ang '37—F&A
1.00 to 2.25
•5s
36-'37-'39-'40-'41—A&O
1.00 to 2.75
•5s
1935-1951
J&J
-ir
m
%
%
2%
•4s High Sch *36 '55 —-J&J 6 1.00 to 2.65 %
.75 to 2%
•44® 1936-1938
M&S 6
•44® 1939-1960
M&S 6 2.00 to 2.65 %
.75 to 2.50 %
Hartf'dSD •44®'35-'47-M&8 6
•44® Northeast 1959.J&D 6 3.00 to 2.75 %
44® 2d North 1944
J&J 6 3.00 to 2.50 %
84® Sonth Sept 1955-M&8 6 3.00 to 2.75 %
14® Southwest 1944—M&N 6 3.00 to 2.50 %
•44s Wash't'n '41-'47.J&J 6 2.30 to 2.70,%
Is West Middle 1937-F&A 6 2.50 to 1.50%
tellingly (To wn) 4 4s'35 50J&J 6 1.50 to 3.25 %
Litchfield 44® 1935-37
1.50 to
Mancne*tec—
■■■■
to 2.65
Groton fl D 4
4s
to 2.60
to
1
District—
4s Manic Bldg 1948
to 2.75
to
Fire
44 1936-1943
104
.50
8
to 3.60
Meriden (T) 4s 1935
1.50
M&N
Middlatown 4s 1935 ...M&N 6 1.50
New Britain (County)—
44
.75
1.50
8
Meriden (City)—
to 3.80
.50
Hartford
1935-1951
44s 1935-1949
4.05
4.30
4.25
4.30
4.05
1.25
3.60
to 3.70
Bast
44s
to 4.00
6 1.00
3%
6 1.50
Manchester 9th School Dist—
to
to
to
.M&N b 1.00
M&N b 2.00
•44* 1935-1944
to 2.50
to 2.50
75
.50
.50
to
2.60
to
-
40
to
44s Man Imp '35-'43.F&A 6
44s 1935-1965.
F&A 6
Oakland 8 D 4s 1935-44—J&J 6
Orange Oo 5s 1936-45—.M&S 6
Pasadena 4s Jan 1935-42.J&J 6
44s Wat Pl't '35-'36—A&O 6
ReOlaoda 6s 1935-51. —J&J15
6 2.75
to 2.90
6 4.25
84® Fund 1941 tax'le.A&O
44® Sch 1935-36
3.75
to 3 65
to 3.95
1935-1936
1937-1945
4s 1946-1961
to 2.50
to 2.90
A&O 6 2.00
44® Sch 1950-59—M&N
°05
to
75
6
2.60
3.00
6 3.00
6 3 00
J&J 6 1.25 to .50
J&J 6 1.25 to .50
•4s July 1936
•5s July 11936
Bloomfleld—
44® Sch 1937-49
50
6 1.00
♦ Tax-free in Connecticut.
4%
to 2.75
m
to2.00 %
to 2.80 %
to 3.00
.75
.T&J 6
44s 1936-1969
M&S
6s Municipal 1935-61.-F&A
54s Harb Imp '35 '61 MAN
Dm A OS D 54s.'35 54 M&N
54s Nov 1935-80....M&N
5s 1935-1964
.....F&A
..
to
to 2.60
Bast Hartford (Town)—
.50
50
4s 1946-1982
.75
34s Water 1935 to '41.A&0 6
44s Water 1935 '40...A&O 6
.75
44s Water 1941-70—A&O 6 3.00
.75
44s Sch 1935 to 1944-J&D 6
102
6 3.25
6 3.50
J&J
S
110
Puerto Rico 44s 1937-40 J&J b 3.50
4 4s Funding 1935'40-J&J 6 3.50
6 3.25
.50
6
/ 50
Los Angeles" 44s 1935-511J & D 6
.75
.75
106
109
5s School 1936-1955
imperial Irrlg DIst 6s '38.J&J
106
106
108
J&J
J&J
r
2.40
106
100
-
InJP '35- 48.A&0
DIst 5s
Brentwood Irrlg. District 6s.. / 72
Citrus Helghtslrrlg Diet 6s.. / 35
Bast Bay Mun Util DIst—
.50
to 2.40
6 2.60
„
1.50
_
.50
Bakersfleld 5s 1935-'52_.A&O 6
Berkley 5s 1942-1961..—.J&J 6 2.50
125
b 2.75
b 2.75
105
105
105
105
F&A
44s 1948-1952
F&A 6 2.85
4s Herb Imp 1986 ept *60-J&J
4s Jan 2 1941-1943—...J&J2 6*2.10
4s J*n 2 1944-1948
.J&J2 6 2.25
.50
Alameda 4s 1935 to 1941.J&D 6
101
SI ON
to
9 1936-1947
.50
4 4s Olympiad 1933-71- J&J2 6
44« Jan 2 1936
J&J 2
44s 1936
F&A
44s 1937-1940
F&A 6 1.25
44
1941-1947
.F&A 6 2.10
1014
102
1934—M&N
1934—M&N
.50
J&J
1936-1968
F&A
34s Improvt 1935-41.J&J
*5e Oonstrno'n 1935-49 J&D
Bristol 44® Water 1939..J&J
•5s July 1 1935-55
J&J
•Cheshire 44s 1936-45—J&J
Danbury 4s 1946 taxable.J&J
•44® 1935-65
J&D
100
104
.
to 3.70
6 1.00
•4s
95
95
1044
1014
to 3.35
6 1.75
50
%
to 3.35
.50
2.00 to 3.25
1.50 to 3.60
Bridgeport 44s 1935-65.J&J
44s High Sch 1936-63.J&J 6 1.50 to 3.60
1.50 to 3.50
•44« Sewer 1935-46—A&O
1.50 to 3.60
44* 1935-1957
A&O
CALIFORNIA
102
102
to 3.70
".50
97.
44s 1935-1952
"95~
1044
102
52
Branford (T) 4 4*'35-'50.J&D
74
104
1014
to 3.40
CONNECTICUT
83
Hot Springs 44s '35'50.M&S
Little Rock 44i '35 '40-M&N
105
.75
6 3.45
6
to 2.50
77
,
to 3.75
1.00
29
to4.50 %
.50 %
to 4
107
1044
1054
to 4.00
.75
49
88
29
78
J&J o
_
95
1044
1034
'37M&N
1938.--M&N
1956 opt 1936—J&J
Jan 1957 opt '37 J&J
1957 opt 1937.M&N
1958 opt 1938-M&N
1942 opt 1935.M&N
1943 opt 1935-J&J
1953 opt 1935—J&J
1955 opt 1935—J&J
44s 1956 opt 1936—J&J
n
to
104
4)4s
4)4s
4)4s
44s
44®
4^s
44s
44s
—
97
97
97
1064
4s Nov. 1 *57 opt
5s Funding Dec 1 1947—
Birmingham 4s 1935-'36-A&0
4« 1937-1941
A&O
4s 1942-1961
A&O
44s Pub Imp 1935-37-A&0
4 4a 1935-1936
A&O
14s 1937-1960
A&O
44s Pub Imp Dec 1 '35-'37
5s Sewers Sept 20'41
*97
97
5s 1936-1962
Bonds
Loan
88
1938-48...J&D
M&N
4 4® Highway 1935-65
J&J
103.12
103.7
,
44s Highway '38-'58
101.18 101.22
1.00
Colorado Spgs 4s Mar 11941.. 6 3.00
104
/ 22
44s Highway
100.6
100.5
102.10 102.16
102.10
102.4
3.05
4.00
to 4.10
to 4.10
to 4.00
to
104
ARKANSAS
101.20
101.19
page
to
to 4.00
COLORADO
104
101
101
101
5.00
44s W Mar 10 '38-M&810 b 5.00
100.30 101.1
Federal Land Bank—Farm
4s July 1 '46 opt '44—J&J
98
J&J / 22
6s 1938-1957
Tucson 6s Water 1950
101.10 101.12
Instrumentalities of U S Govt
f Flat price,
107
Maricopa County BDNtl
6s Highway 1947-61.J&J15
81
Navajo Co 44s Jane 16 *35-*86
9o
Phoenix 44s 60 opt '80..J&J
94
44s 1936-1956
J&J
94
4 4s Court Hse '35 '48.J&D
94
6s Jan 1 1946—
—J&J
94
5s Ian 11954 opt 1934..J&J & 4.75
5s W W 1936-1950
J&J b 4.75
Phoenix Un H S D 44s 1948
85
_
104.18 104.20
103.11
103.9
3)48 int & prin guar '44-*64
101.19 101.23
3s Int & prin guar 1944-'49
101.25 101.28
3s int & prin guar 1942-'47_
6 Basis,
1044
100
1.10
1.25
to
Denver (City and County)-—
Prescott 5s 1941
J&J
Roosevelt Irr Dls 6s'46-'53J&J
104.30 105
105.28 105.30
105.19 105.21
_
-
100
44s 1935 1939
-
101.8
104.5
June 15 1936—
fc® Jan 1 1944-1950
4a sold 1935-1960
Is July 1954
ALABAMA
96
102
ARIZONA
Dec 15 1935
5s 1941 opt
5s 1941 opt
93
99
...
101.12 101.14
101.6
101.4
102.6
102.4
103.3
103.1
3% June 16 1935
14% Aug I 1935
4s 1958 opt
96
93
...............
1.25
-
103
95
3.80
1.00
44s Wh & Har *36-'52.J&J
44* Water 1935-1964 — —
34* « July 1 1935 44—J&J
San LMeguito Irr Disc 6s
Sao Francisco (City & Oaunty)
5s Water 1936-1951 —J. J&J
5s Water 1952-1969
J&J
44* Water '57. *51. '59-J&J
44* 1935 1951
J&J
44s 1935 1951
M&N
4 4s Water 1938-1977.-J&J
San Joaqaln Oo 5s '36 '49.J&J
Santa Barbara 5s '36-41-Jan 10
44s gold Aug 1943 —..F&A
So. San Joaq Irrlg DIst 54*—
Turlock Irrlg Dist 6s....
103
100
.50
J&
5s Municipal 1935-1960 T&J
5s Sohool 1936 1968—F&A
103
103
100
5s W W 1939-1957
Tuscaloosa Oo 6s Bridge 1941.
5s Road 1957
100.18 100.21
108
1946-47—Q-J 107)4
Sacram'to Oo 44s '35 '48
99
100
44s Sanitary Sewer 1935-44
Montgomery Co 44s 1967-69
Road 1935
...A&O
6s Road 1951
..J&J
Morgan Co 5s 1938.........
5s Road 1939-1952...F&A
Tuscaloosa 6s Pub Imp 1935..
58 Pub Imp May 1 1935
to 3.00
San Diego 6s WW '43-'S4 A&O
5f Water 1935-63———J«J
65
100
93
44s June 1 1935-1948—
5s School 1936-1946..
44- R & B 1935-38—J&D
«4s 1939-1958
J&D
Montgomery—
5s Pub Imp Jan 1 1936-1938
to
.50
to 4.20
100
3.80
3.80
Riverside Oo 5s '35- 54— M&N
97
65
'
Ask
.75
.75
Sacramento 4s Jan '36-'46 o|
75
92
Mobile 6s School 1943—J&D / 58
5s Refunding 1949..—M&S f 58
99
104.11
80
75
:
Riverside" 5s 1935~53—- J&D
to 4.20
44* Refunding 1937—A&O
I4« Water & Sew *39-J&J
Mobile Co-—
Bid.
Bonds
Net.
85
6 4.60
6 4.60
44s Ot H'se 1935-43—M&N
44s Ref 1935-1961—A&O
111.4
111.2
109.14 109.18
106.17 106.26
107.9
107.5
107.12
107.8
104.7
Ask.
/ 70
1936-1938
County—
dad'aon Co 5s Refunding 1940
102.24 102.25
100.7
100.4
115.21 115.25
4)4% '3rd called)
Treasury 4 )4s 1947-1952 A&O
Treasury 4s 1944-1954—J&D
Treasury 3 Ms 1946-56—M&S
Treasury 3Jia 1943-47—J&D
Treas 34sJunel5 '40-43 J.&D
Treas 34® Mar 15 '41-43M&S
Treas 34s 1946-1949—J&D
Treas 34® Dec 15 1949-52
Treas 3s 1951-1955—M&S15
Treas 3)4s Aug 1 1941—F&A
Treas 3)4s Oct. 15 1943-45—
Treas 3s 1946-1948
J&D
Treasury 3 4s 1944-1946
Treasury 24s
1955-60
2s Panama Oanal Nov '38 Q-F
Galled Aug 1 1935--3s Panama Canal 1961—Q-M
U
75
Gadsden 6% Impt 1935-38—
70
5s Schools 1935-40 —-A&O
Hautsville 5s Funding 1942— / 70
i
4% of 1935-47-J.&D ioi"i6
Oonv 4)4 % of 1935-47 - J.& D
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3s Conversions
Net.
101.13 101.16
34% of 1934-1947—J&D
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•IMs Improv t '3 5-'89--JAJ
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Nsrwalk (T) 4 Ms 1943-JAD
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•4 Ms 1936-1964
MA815
4 Ms Refunding 1938—AAO
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4Ms High Sch 1935**59 JAD
Torrlngton—
•5 Ms Fund 1936**41—JAJ 62,.00 to 2.40
4Ms July 1 1939
JAJ 6 2..50 to 2.25
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6 2.,25 to 3.25
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JAD
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Bdge,St.Ac.'40-04JAJl6 62 .50
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to 3.60
6s Water 1962-1971-MAN16 63 .30 to-3.50
West Hartf'd 4Ms 1943-JAD 6 2 .50 'to 2.25
4Ms Mar 16 1986-'48.MA8 6 1 .00 to 2.75
W HavU8D*4 Ms"35-*60 .MAN 6 1 .60 to 3.50
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Weston (T)lMs *35 '45-MAN 6 1 .00
Windham (T) 4Mi 1936—JAJ 63 .00
4s 1936-1937
JAJ 63 .30
4s 1938-1942.
JAJ 63 .40
4s 1943-1962
to 3.40
to 3.50
delaware.
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Kxtl
•
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6 3.10
6 3.10
6 3.10
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6 3.25
6 3.25
to 2.75
to 2.75
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4s 1936-1937
AAO 6 3.25 to 2.75
4s 1938-1941
AAO 6 3.25 to 2.75
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5s 1947-1949
6s Impt 1935-1938
JAJ / 28
6s Ref & Impt *35-'66 var_. / 28
Dade Oo 5» Oct i047-'54 AAO
94
Ref 5s 1935-1937
94
JAJ
Dade Co Spec Sch Dist No 2
1935
New refunding bonds
Duval Oo Road fis 1955
Duval Oo School District
No. 1 5s 1935-1955
Escambia Oo 6s Aug 15 1951.
Gainesville 5 Ms July 1936-40.
5 Ms July 1941-1975.
80
106
104
104
102
101
96
—
*
100
100
58
94
101
102
92
89
78
78
78
74
72
77
104
104
104
65
99
97
96M
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Orange County 5s 1944-.JAJ
95
5s 1952-1053
95
95
J&J
6Ms 1945-1950
6s 1940-1950
99
-
101
100
Palm Beach (City of) 5s
Pensacola 4Ms rer 1941--AAO
5s 1958
Pinellas Oo new ref highway—
Polk County 5s July 11935-40
t *Ugus«K»* 5e 1965
JAJ
5s Inapt 1936 1937
FAA
St Johns Co Road 5s 1946
Road 5 Ms 1944
{Petersburg 6 Ms 1949..JAJ
6 Ms
1935-1953-
JAJ
Certificates of deposit
Ms June 1954——JAD
86
88
67
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87
93
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'58
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56
'57
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certificates of deposit
6s
1935-1938
56
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101
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Tamp : 6» June '66 op '26 JAJ
98
98
101
103
102
90
91
72
100
57
43
92
96
62
60
58
59
58
60
102
92
100
a
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17
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69
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79
26
74
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JAJ
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29m
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99
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101
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80
91
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33
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88
98
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86
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Cent Agricul Bank (Germany)
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93
75
100
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107
102
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Hillsborough Oo 5s Oct 11943
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6s Jan 16 1936-45—JAJ 16 103
5 Ms Jan 15 1940-45. JAJ
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Lakeland 6s.—Feb 11930-*41 / 55
Water A light 6Ms 1940-50.
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58 July 1 1941-55
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88
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85
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Brevard County School Tlx
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35
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Road bonds 6s 1965
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Akershus (Dept of), Norway—
to 2.75
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1946—JAAO
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1935 coupon on)...
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or
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Agricul Mtg Bk (Colombia)—
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98k
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101k
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Oepenhagen—
87 k
6s June 1 1952
81k
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66
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112
125
115K
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4Kb 1935-1937
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108
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101
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93 K
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104
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173 k
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90
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I 102
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s
57
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98
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12
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114
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Belfast 4Mb Ref 1935-1950—
Brewer High Sch Dlst—
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4 H sroad A bldg 36-46J&J
Irrlngton 6a ScHooI '08—JAD
1936-1089
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4 Ha Water 1935-70- JAD15
4Ha Sch Impt ,35-*52-JAD
5Ha 1935-1949
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5 Ha 1950-1970
JAD
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-JAJ
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MAN
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Lyndhurat 6a 1935-1957— JAJ
Maplewood (Township)
4a 1935
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4a 1936-67JAD15
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Trenton 5Ha 1935-1951.AAO
75
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85
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JAD
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65
70
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JAJ
6 3.40
6 3.40
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to 3.25
4Ha
Dock
1959
FAA
4Ha Apr 15 '35-'61-AA015
4Ha School Dec 1 '46—JAD
It Sch Hooae 1959 opt 1949
4a Paa Val Sew*01 op'51 JAD
4a 1935
.......*.JAD
4a 1936-87
JAD
4a 1938-42
JAD
4a 1943-70
JAD
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60
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6 4.50
6 4.50
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80
98
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4 Ha Water 1939-70
JAJ 6 3.80
Passaic Co 4 Ha 1935-1936 JAJ 6 3.80
to 4.30
to 4.50.
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MAN 6 4.75
4 Ha Feb 1 1945
FAA 6 4.35
4Ha 1935-1967
AAO 6 4.35
90
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90
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90
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90
6a Feb. 1936-1977
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Bahway—
95
4H« 1935-1936
97
4 Ha 1985-1936
65
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Bed Bank (Borough)—
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BMgewood 4 Ha 1935-62. MAN 6 3.90
5 Ha 1935-1939
JAJ 6 3.90
4Hs 1935-1968
MAN 6 3.90
Sea Isle City 5s 1942
FAA 6 9%
Somerset Co 4 Ha 1935-49 JAD 6 4.05
4 Ha 1935-1962
JAJ 6 4.05
South Jersey Port District
88
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103
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93
93
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JAJ
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JAJ
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134
134
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131
134
131
134
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4s Oanal Term Jan 1946—JAJ
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124
127 H
4s g High Imp Mar 1951 MAS
124
127
4s g High Imp Sept 195S MAS
127
4« High Imp Mar I960
MAS 124
124
127
4« Oanal Imp July I960—JAJ
124
127
4a Oanal Imp Jan 1961...JAJ
127
124
4« Oanal Imp July 1961—JAJ
124
127
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124
4s Palisade Park 1901...MAS
127
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4a Oanal Imp Jan 1967
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4« Highw Imp Mar '07--MAS 6 2.75 to 2.65
4« Palisades Park 1967..MAS 6 2.75 to 2.65
4a Bldg censtr '85-'39
MAS 6 .50 to 1.50
4a Bldg censtr *40-'49—MAS 6 1.80 to 2.25
.25 to .75
4a Drade Cross Ac '35-36 MAS 6
4a Apr 15 1940-1955— 4A015 6 1.80 to 2.50
3Ha Mar 15 '36-'39-MAS 15 6 3.75 to 1.35
SHa Mar 15 '40-'81..MAS 15 6 1.80 to 2 75
SHa Mar 15 '30-'39-MAS 15 6 3.75
SHa Mar 15 '40-'81-MAS 15 6 1.80
114
3a g Oanal Jan 1 1956....JAJ
3a g Oanal Jnly 1 195S
JAJ 114
114
3a g Oanal Jan 1 1959....JAJ
3a Oanal 1057-59
JAJ 114
Ubany Oo 4 Hs 1930-38.MAN 6 1.00
4 Ha 1936-1960
MAS 6 .75
3 Ha Fund 1935-1941—MAN 6
.75
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MAN 6 .75
4Hs 1940-1969
MAN 6 2.25
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4 Ha 1935
JAD
1936-1970
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1935-1972
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6 4.00
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Ithaca-—4 Hs Water 1942.JAJ
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4 H« 1935-1940
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6 4.25
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1943-1949
1936-1942
Mamaroneck Un F 8 D No 1
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8.90a 1935-1930
JAJ
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3.90a 1940-1964
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Mlneola (V) 4.40s 1935-68 JAJ
Monroe Oo 4s 1936-44—-FAA
3.90 Oo Bldg '36 '60—FA A
MD Vernon 4Ha '85-43..AAO
116
116
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to 2.75
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70
.50
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Islip 4a 1936-1937
MAS 6 3.50
4 Ha 1943-1949
4 Ha Sch 1935-1944
116
275
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Hornell 4He 1936-1947-FAA 6 3.75
Hudson RJv Regulating Diet—
4Ha 1936-1905
JAJ 6 4.00
Lsckport 4H* 1935-1944....
1.35
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116
to
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to 3.50
to 3.50
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Kingston 8 Ha g 35-'30.-AAO 6 2.50 to 2%"
Lackawanna 4 Hs'35-'54 MAN 6 4.25 to 3.75
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Long Beach 6 Ha *85-'60.MAN
80
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5 Ha 1941-1960
JAD
80
t
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I Ha Oanal 1065
4 Ha Highway 1065
to 3.30
to 3%
to 3.15
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J
4s 1935-1961
JAJ 6
Greenburgh U S Sch Diet No 9
4.40s 1935-1905
JAD 6
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Harrison (T)
4Ha 1936-1980
FAA 6
Haverstraw 4.12a '35-'87 MA8 6
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Garden Olty 4 Ha 1935-52.JAJ 6 3.25
Highway 1036-1940...JAJ 6 3.60 to 3.20
5H» Highway 1936-1940.JAJ 6 3.50 to 3.10
100
99
4 Ha Dec 10 1952
opt '22. J AD
100
99
4a Fund 1939 opt 1919—MAS
107
103
Albuquerque 5s W W 1962JAD
JAJ
JAJ
to 3.25
to 2.50
MAN 6 3.75
4Ha 1935-1951
6s
4 Ha 1935-1950
4 Ha 1935 1950
to 3.25
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JAD
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4.40s 1935-1950- —MAN 6 3.75
100
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85
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.50
275
to 2.60
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Preeport 4.20 Ser'35-45MAN 6 3.75
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4Ha Bonus 1940-1949
60
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Vlneland (Boro)—
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to 3.80
to 3.80
6 4.00
6 4.00
6 4.35
6 4.75
6 4.75
fa Imp 1935-1948—-MAN 6 4.60
5a Water 1935
MAN 6 4.60
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4Ha 1935-1968
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to
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4^a 1936-1938
1.
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4 Hs 1939-1959
JAD!6
4a 1946-1953
MA8 6
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MAS 6
Franklin Oo 4Ha '36'40.MAS 6
Township Sch Dist—
to 3.80
6 3.85
6 3.85
AHa School 1948.
—JAD
4H* Sewer 1935-1964. AAO
Passaic 4H« 1936-40
MAS
5Ha Den Imp '35-*44—JAD
6 H* Dan Imp '46-*51—JAD
4 Hs 1937-1946
4 Ha 1935-1968
Union
Middle
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99
Ask.
5s Harb Dev 1935-50-M&N 6 3.90 to 3.75
4Ms Dock 1943
M&N b 3.80 to 3.65
4Ms Oct 1935-47
A&O 6 3.85 to 3.70
4Mb 1935-1960
M&N 6 3.85 to 3.70
4s Water 1937
M&N 6 2 25 to 2%
4s W ater 1936-1955—M&N 6 3.60 to 3.40
4s Water 1939-1958
J&J 6 3.50 to 3.25
3.70
to 3.70
6 3.80
Bid.
Bonds.
Portland—
•5HiWW Imp 1944-J&D
•6s W VP Imp 1945—.14A
To
or
or
Dayton—
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
Bid.
Bonds.
BONDS
MUNICIPAL
AND
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day
98
100
100
101
102
104
93
100
100
93
6 3.25
6 3.35
to 3.15
to 3.25
55
57
88
90
6 3.50
to 3.40
6 5.00
to 5.25
6 4.25
6 4.25
to
to 4.00
6 4.00
to 4.35
82
78
6 4.00
4%
to 3.80
94
92
100
101
100
101
93
101
97
100
6 4.25
to
4%
adopted Sept. 3 1912, bonds issued after Jan
"
1 1913
MUNICIPAL
AND
STATE
April, 1935]
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
To
or
Bid.
Bonds.
Memphis 5s July 1954—J&J
5s River Term '35-'48_A&0
4Kb Water 1935-1962—J&J
4Kb Water 1949
J&J
4H« Parle 1959
A&O
4Kb 1935-1955
J&D
4s 1935-1954
M&8
Montgomery Oo—5s Cumber¬
land River Bdge 1953-F&A
Nashville 6s 1935-1942—A&O
5a March 1936-1960—M&S
-si
1936-1948
Pelk Oo 5s 1935-46
Rebertaon County—
6 4.00
6 3.75
to 3.75
to 3.60
to 3.60
6 3.60
6 3.60
to 3.40
6 3.60
6 3.60
to 3.40
6 3.60
to 3.40
to 3.50
6 3.60
to 3.40
6 3.50
to 3.40
to 3.60
to 3.60
to 3.40
County—
6 4.10
4Kb Oct. 10 '35-'59—A&O10
Waco—5s Sewer 1937—J&J 6 4.10
6 4.10
5a Water-Works 1942..J&J
6 4.10
4Kb Water 1937-1968—J&J
Wichita Fails 0s 1950—M&N / 53
to 3.40
UNITED
STATES—See pages
5K« Fdg
1936-1958—.J&J
Tipton County—
4%
103
100
White County—
5H% Highway
1955—M&S
6 4.50
to
4.25 %
—J&J 6 2.40
—J&J 6 1.90
—J&J 6 1.90
6 1.40
4Ks July 1 1937
Ogden 4K% 1935-1945—F&A 6 3.25
Salt
to 3.90
to 3.90
to 3.90
63
„
63
TEXAS.
Abilene 5b Feb 15 '69-'65-./ 70
92
Amarlllo 4 Ks '36-'58.M&S15
Austin 5b 1935-1942
J&J 6 3.90
75
.
93
to 3.75
5b SchBlg&Hos *52op*82J&J 6 3.90
4K« 1936-1961
J&J 6 3.90
4Kb 1936-1953
J&J 6 3.90
AH* 1954-1958
-J&J 6 3.90
Beaumont 5s '52 op '82..A&O 6 4.90
5a Water Works 1954-MAS 6 4.90
63
63
63
21
&
95
to 4 .50
to
to 1."
.50
1942 6 2.85
5s 1935-1939
6b 1940-1965
AH* 1935
AH* 1936-1970
4a 1942 opt 1922
6 4.90
J&J
J&J 6 4.90
J&D 6 4.90
Brasoria Oo—
5 H* Impt Apr 10 1956-1965
Cameron County-—
4Kb 1936-1942
M&S
5s Road Mar 15 1936-1957—
Cleburne 5b WW*52op'32 J&J
Corpus Chrlsti 5s fd 07-F&A
6s Water 1935-1959—F&A
Dallas 5s 1935-1960
-M&N
4Kb 1935-1970M&N.
AHa July 11935-1949-J&J
AH* 1935-'45
M&N
4MB 1946-85
M&N
4b School 19S5-1951—-J&J
Dallas
100
:
to 4.50
to 4.50
1
3%
to 2.95 %
?50
%
5s Wat
(commonwealth) 1962——.
3K% ctfe of lndt July 1 '39
126
&
129
Danville—
6 3.85
to 3.55
4Kb Ref Aug 1942....F&A
4Kb July 1 1939-1950—J&J
Fairfax Oo 4Kb 1945..F&A2
Henrico Oo Sch 5s '36-'50 J&J
4Kb June 1 1957
J&D
Lynchbg4KB Pub Imp '89J&J
4Kb Pub Impt 1946...J&J
4Kb Water 1951
J&J
4e Pub Impt 1939-1959. J&J
Newport News 4Kb *48.J&D
4Kb Feb 1953
F&A
4b Street Nov 11941 ..M&N
Norfolk—4% Jan 1930
4 H % April 1941-47
5% Water May 1952
5% Port Terminal May '525K % School Oct 1951
Petersburg 4Kb 1952...A&O
Portsmouth—5 Kb 1951—F&A
4Kb Imp Oct 1 1942..A&O
4Kb Sch & Sew 1938—J&J
72
6 3.90
to
3.50
6 3.90
6 3.90
;to3.50|
1935-1959
J&D 6 4.25
AH* 1936-1971
F&A 6 4.25
AH* 1936-1964
F&A 6 4.25
4.25
4a Refunding 1941——J&J
to
3 75
to 3-75
to 4.40
to 4.40
to 4.40
to 4.40
to
4.40
to
4%
to4%
to4%
to 4 %
to 4%
Galveston—5s 1935....-.J&J
4.50
to 4.25
5a Grade Rais 1944—A&O
4.50
to 4.25
5a School 1935-1954..M&S
5a 1935-1956
A&O
4.50
4.50
4.50
to 4.25
4Kb Grad. &c. '4Sop'2S J&J
4.50
4Kb Grad,&c,'49 op'29A&0
Galveston County—
5s Bd Apr 10 *51ep'31 A&O 6 4.25
to 4.25
to 4.25
to 4.25
to
4%
5KB Road 1935-'54-A&010
5.75
3.75
3.75
3.75
3.90
3.90
3.90
3.90
3.90
3.90
3.90
3.90
3.90
3.90
3.95
6 3.95
A&O
4Kb Apr 10 ,35-'50-A&OlO
4Kb Road Apr 10 '35-*60~
Houston—5s Sewl939—M&N
5s Ref Oct 10 "41op'31_A&0
5b Mun Imp 1930
F&A
4Kb Sept 1935-1952-M&N
4Kb Oct 20 38 op '2S-A&0
4Kb 1935-1957
J&J
is Imp 1935 (a-a)
J&J
is Impt 1936-39 (a-a) .J&J
Impt 1940-55 (a-a) .J&J
4Kb 1942-1947
Houston 8 D 5b Feb 1952
4Kb 1937-1951—
J&D
Palestine 5a Sch Aug 1 1939.
6 4.85
1944, '49. *54. '59. *64—
to
5%
to 3.40
to 3.40
to 3.40
3s
-
to
3.60
3.60
3.60
3.60
3.60
3.60
to
3.60
to
to
to
to
to 3.75
to 3.75
86
to
4.75
to 4.25
to
4%
to 3.60
to
1.60
to 3.10
to 3.75
to 4.10
to
3.50
6 3.25
to 3.75
6 1.50
6 3.35
to 4
6 4.10
to
6 4.00
to 3.50
6 4.00
rev
104
103
to 3.50
4%
1935-*51-. J & D
Highway 1935-1940—J&J 6 1.00
4Kb July 1946-1948
J&J 6 2.80
4Ks 1945-1954
J&J 6 2.80
4KB 1935-1943
J&J 6 1.00
4s 1939-1950
J&J 6 2.00
4a July 1948-1952
—J&J 6 2.00
3Ks 1951 & 1952
J&J 6 2.00
3Ks 1943-1952
J&J 6 2.25
Charleston 4Ks *41
opt'27J&J| 100K
to 3.50
105 K
104
WEST VIRGINIA
5s
Charleston 8. D.—
to 2.75
,to 2.75
to 2.95
to 2.25
to 2.95
to 2.95
to 2.95
to 2.75
'
5s 1935-1952—..
J&J 6 3.00
6 3.00
6 4.30
to 4.10
Clarksburg 5s 1935-1953.A&O
6 4.25
6 4.25
to 3.50
6 4.00
to 3.50
6 4.00
to
6 4.00
6 4.00
to 3.50
Clarksbg 8 D 5s '41 oo 21M&8 100 K
Hancock
Oonnty—5s Grant
Road Dist *40 opt '82.M&N
99 K
Huntington 6s 1944
Oct 6 4.00
M&rtinsbnrg 5s '43 op '29 Deol 100
to 3.50
Mercer Oo 5s *44
op
6 4.25
6 4.25
to 3.75
6 4.25
100
6 3.85
to 3.75
Morgantown fia 1935 4»-_J&J 6 3.00
Wheeling 6s W W '35-'62.J&J 6 2.50
4b Ref 1935 to
1930—July 6 2.50
6 4.10
6 3.85
to 3.75
Ban Claire 4Kb W W '35-'44 6 3.10
6 4.10
6 4.25
to 4%
to 4.50
to 3.50
Green Bay—
6 5.00
6 5.00
to 375
to 3.90
to 3.50
3.50
to 3.75
^24 A&015
100
100K
to 3.80
100 K
100 K
to 3.80
to 3.10
to 2.25
WISCONSIN
to 3.65
4KB
1935-1947.
to 2.85
to 2.85
to 3.75
4Kb 1035-1937
J&D
4
4Kb 1938-1949
to 4.50 Vo
J&D
Kji 1935-1954
J&J
6s Water 1941
Milwaukee—5s *35-'40—J&J
...J&D 6 5.00 to 4.60 %
5b July 1935-1940
3.10
Richmond—4Kb 1949
J&J
J&J
3.10
4Kb 1961
J&J
4Kb 1936-1939
J&J
4Kb July 1 1904
3.10
4Kb 1935-1945—
J&J
J&J
AH* July 1 1941.—
4b 1935-1930—
3.10
J&J
J&J
4s 1937-1944
3.10
4Kb July 1 1966
J&J
J&J
6 2.25
to
6 3.00
6 3.10
to 2.70
6 3.10
6 310
to 2.80
6 5.00
6 5.00
to 3.25
„6» W *V 1930-1960
Madison-
to 4.50
to 4.50
4b 1938 te 1943
4b 1941
3.00
J&J
J&J
4Kb Street Impt May 1940
4Kb Pub BMg 1941—M&N
4Kb Pub Bldg 1944—M&N
4Kb Apr 1962
...A&O
Staunton 6b 1935-58
M&8
Tawwell Oo oc 1936-40
J&J
Washington Co sch *35-*39 J&J
3.00
3.00
to 3.50
6 3.75
6 3.75
to 3.50
6 3.75
6 3.75
to 3.50
6 4.50
to
6
6
5%
5%
to 3.50
to 3.50
3.75
to 4.50
to 4.50
to 2.80
6 3.10
6 3.10
to 2.80
6 3.10
to
2.80
4K» Ct H'ce'35-'50 M&N15 6 3.05
3.00
4s Elec Light 1942
J&J
4b 1943
J&J
Roanoke 4Kb Kef 1936—J&J 6 3.75
1.75
to 2.80
to
2.75
to 2.80
Milwaukee Counts—
AH* 8ew Mar 12 '36-'45-_.
4Kb court h'se 1935—J&D10
4Kb court h'se '36- 49J&D16
Racine -4Kb '35 -67...MAN
„
6s 1935-1941
F&A
6 3.05
to 2.75
6 3.05
to 2.75
6 3.05
to 2.75
6 4.00
6 4.00
Racine Co 5s 1936-1940—J&J 6 4.00
AH* 1935-1950
...J&J 6 4.00
Superior 4Kb Sch H5-v44.JdcJ
98
Wood Oo 6s 1937-1938—A&O 6 2.75
to 3.50
to 3.50
to
to
3.50
3.50
100
to 2.50
WYOMING
to 4.35
4s Road 1951 opt 1941
Natrona Co 8 D No 2—
90
?
::-V.
A&O 6 3.00
to 2.70
.J&J 6 4.60
5s 1936-1944
;:mV"
'
to 4.25
&K':
■44'''4m
■^■444
'
V■
,:v-
%
to 3.30
6 4.25
Port Arthur—
F&A
to 4.60
to 4.25
M&N
3.60
to 3.60
to
to 4.60
A&O 6 3.10
to 3.60
to
4%
M&N
„
Grimes Co.—
4%
to
6 1.50
3.50
to 4.50
4KsElL&P 42-'40(e-a)_J&J
4K&E1L&P 35-'51(s-a)A&0
Water 1944-40
J&J
Walla Walla—
4Kb G O refwat 1936-'54—
VIRGINIA.
4s
to 3.50
'72
to
to 4.60
5 Ks G O sewer 1939 M&N
to3.55|
68
/ 68
.
Co4KiSeptl0'51 Apr 10 6 4.00
1936-1970
3~25
to 3.50
90
5a
5s
to
6 3.85
80
5a School 1955 opt '35—J&J 6 4.80
5s Impt Aug 1 1948—F&A 6 4.80
AH* 1935-1960
A&O 6 4.80
Fort Worth 5« 1851
A&O 6 4.25
AH*
to 2.65
6 3.90
75
fia Vlad't & Bridge Feb 10
1954 opt 1924
Apr 10 6 4.00
El Paso 5a W W Purch'50 A&O 6 4.80
5a Fund 1951 opt '31—M&S 6 4.80
Harris Oo 4a '47 op *17
to 2.60
104K
Funded debt 1991
J&J 105
106"
IKsctf Indebt 1935 37
J&J 101
Albemarle Oe 6s 1948
J&J 6 4.50 to 3.75 %
Alexandria 6e 1935-1950.A&O 6 4.25 to 3.75 %
Arlington Oe 6H* 36-'54.F&A 6 4.50 to 3.75 %
Srletol 5 Kb Sch *35-'53
4.25
Charlottesville 5s 1962
M&S 6*4.00 to 3*50 %
08 Water Impt 195S
J&J 6 4.00 to 3.50 %
75
to 3.50
Yakima—
4.50
to 4.50
69
to
6 1.50
4Kb 1935-'54
M & 8 6 1.50
5Ks 1935-'53
J & J 6 1.50
Tacoma—Revenues—
4Kb Watef *39-'43 (8-a) J&J 6 3.00
to 4.50
69
6 1.50
6 1.50
4Kb Park 1963.. ;
J&J 6 3.90
4Kb Bridge 1935-30-- J&J 6 2.00
4Ks Ref 1936-'42
J & J 6 1.50
3Ks Ref 1943-54
J & J 6 3.50
to
%
to 4 .15
6 2.00
48 1946-1950
a
to
103
to 4.15
Spokane—
VERMONT.
.75
3Kb 1935-48
J&D
.75
4Kb Oct 1 1935-1949—-A&O
Mlddlebury 4b 41op'21-M&N
Rutland 4Kb 1940-48—J&J 6 3.10
to 2.75
6 1.50
to 3.20
to 3.75
to 4.50
1021
6 1.50
6 3.00
to 3.;
.35
to 3.75
to 3.75
4.50 %
102 K
102}
4Kb 1930-1957-—-A&O 6 1.50
Seattle School Diet Ne. 1—
6 4.15
to 3.10
102
100
to
101
Gen oblig 4 Ks '35-'40-A&0 6 5 00
4Kb 1941-1955
A&O 6 3.25
2%
2%
to 3.10
to
6 2.00
5s Light & Pow 1942-50A&O 6 2.00
6 2.00
4K Lt & Pr 1939-'5R M&N
to 2.50
to
5Ks Water 1936-38.M&S
King County—
4Kb Bridge 1935-1938 M&N
4Kb Bridge 1939-1949 M&N
4Ks 1935-1960
M&N
Pierce On 6s Sept 1 *35-378ept
4Kb 1936-44
Port of Seattle 5a '35-*65 M&S
4Kb Jan 1930-1956
J&J
Seattle—6s 1935-41 L&P A&O
5 Kb L & P 1935-43—M&N
to 3.75
A&O 6 4.90
A&O 6 4.90
Salt Lake Oo 4K> Apr 1
3%
3%
3%
5s Water 1945
63
LakeOity—
5a Refunding 1941......J&J 6 3.15
4a Ref 1936-1945—..-A&O 6 3.00
4s Ref 1946-1905—.-A&O 6 3.00
Salt Lake City 8 D—
..M&N 6 2.95
4s May 1 1949
to
Bldg rev 4K8 1947 opt 33 101
99
6s 1935-'53
M&N 6 1.00
Everett—
101
5s general oblig 1936..J&D
Revenue—
101
UTAH.
5Ks April 1 1941
4Kb Road 1939
4Kb July 1 1939
3.10
to
ap
to 3.40
100
93
4Kb Road July 2 *35-'58J&J
Washington County—
5% Fdg June 1 1954—J&J
to
6 3.15
to 3.40
to
Net,
to 2.50
6 3.15
6 3.15
Clark Co 5Ks '52 opt '33 A&O
1935-1940
-M&N / 53
5a Feb 10 1960
F&A10 / 53
4Kb 1935-1955——M&N / 53
4Kb 1935-1960
-—J&D / 53
4KB 1930-1943
F&A 10 / 53
to 3.75
Fund 1935-1940..J&J 6 1.00
4K% Gen. oblig
1.1948 61.00
Smitn County—
6 4.25
Ask.
WASHINGTON
6s Gen
to 3.90
5 Kb
98
Shelby County—
4a Courthouse 1957—A&O 6 3.60
5s And Mkt H'se '49--M&S 6 3.60
4k% Jail 1940-1951— M&S 6 3.60
Bid.
Bonds.
3an Antonio—5s
to 3.40
96
4.00
To
or
Net
Tarrant
6 3.75
6 3.75
to 3.30
b 3.60
6 3.75
7&A b
4 Ks Road 1948
Ask.
'35-'53-M&8 6 4.15 to 3.80
5Ks W W 1935
M&N 6 4.15 to 8.80
6 4.15 to 3.80
5Kb W W 1936- 05—M&N
5b Sept 1935-1953
M&8 6 4.35 to 4.10
6
5s Sept 1935-1959
M&S 6 4.35 to 4.10
4.35 to 4.10
5s St Imp Dist No 2 1943...
4Kb 1936-1967
-J&J 6 4.35 to4.1G
AH* 1935-1968
F&A 6 4.35 to 4.10
San Antonio 8 D 5b '56..F&A 6 4.35 to 4.10
6 3.50
...M&S
J&D
Yield Basis
To
or
Bid.
Bonds.
Net.
6 3.80 to 3- 60
b 3.80 to 3.60
5a Memorial Sq '35-'50
4Kb High Sch 1940
J&J
in Hospital '36-'56..J&J
1935-1968
M&N
a 1935-1967
J&J
,Jn
Ask.
103
BONDS
the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
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Quotations in this department are given per share, not per cent, except for stocks of Canadian Institutions,
possible for the closing day of the month preceding date of issue, though often are nominal. An asterisk (*)
as near as
1': '■t'-'K;. ''■■■:■
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Figures of deposits, capital and profits for the National banks are from the Comptroller's last call; for
tutions they are the latest obtainable, direct returns being procured by us where no periodic statements are
the Clearing House banks of New York, deposits are taken from the latest weekly statement.
gales.
■
.
National Banks
Dec. 31
National Banks
Dec. 31
State Institutions
ALABAMA
Dec. 31
Surplus A
Deposits.
CALIFORNIA
Qross
Profits.
Capital.
Par.
Capital.
Ask.
Bid.
Surplus A
Profits.
all other insti¬
required. For
*
Birmingham—
Common
........
Preferred—
Enaley Bank ft Tr Oo
Industrial Bar Bank.
First National Bk—
'
600,000
2,000.000
113,510
Dec. 31
Qross
Deposits.
Bid.
Par.
125.000
:
513,341
1,037,593
100
Preferred
North Birm Amer Bk
Woodlawn-American
National Bank—
—
44,056.755 f
Per
Long Beach—
None
1.849,647
100
3,500.325
2,500.000
4.000.000
2,238.482
74,117.831
1.000.000
731.566
100.000
225,000
AngelesCalifornia Bank-
25
72.830
803,549
22
20
13,423
351.232
Common........
Preferred
100
al00.000
100
California Trust OoOltlsens Nat Trust ft
100
90
Sayings
Bank
Farmers ft Mer. NatCommon........
Mobile—
Merchants Nat Bk..
Amer Nat BkftTr Oo
70,618
16,615,074
13.431.911
1.753.373
100
200
225
20
39
43
70
28
32
Prefer-ed_.
Secur-Flrst Nat Bk—
Montgomery-
154,350
750.000
500,000
| 566.692
100,000
100,000
J 75,453
2.969.142
♦
125
20
,125
5.000.000
3.000.000
4,309,508 92,110,287
5,018,893 108,274.611
20
20
100
350
1,200.000
300.000
| 481,981
9.022.503
125
10
Common........ 24,000.000
124278274 501,885.367
1,530,367
30,223,585
36,124,698
7,877,095
34
{25
100
100
12,000,000
2,500,000
Union Bank ft Trust.
500,000
o
cent
lee
None fc.OO
Preferred
Alabama Nat Bank-
share.
Los
100
1,090,027
1,130,000
re
100
7.500.000
a200,000
1,000,000
1,000.000
350,000
N
20
100
55.246
182.646
129,600
800.000
Seaboard Nat BankFirst Nat Bank.
Ask.
Nomi nal.
Calif First Nat Bank
Farm ft Merch Tr Oo
Western Tr ft Say Bk
100
21,250
95,846
176.000
20.016.618
2,500,000 12,698,660
Common
1' Per share.
W!--
Sav
/
Institutions
State
Nomi nal.
Birm'ham Tr ft
and are
denotes
"78"
Oakland-
100
Central Bkof Oakland
First Nat BankCommon........
Preferred
17,459.591
7
7M
7K
Common
1,425,752
300.000
166,874
300.000
267,245
3,312,207
100
250,000
750,000
170.000
300.000
580.269
12,256,600
25
20,000
249,493
805,000
00
2.522,880
100
1,444.490
1,000.000
21,049.606
100
997,186
100
re cent
3,685,476
973.545
100
sa
100
Citizens Coral Tr ft 8
V*
First Tr & Sav Bk—
Common
Preferred-...—Pasadena-Fisrt N Bk
Sslma—
400,000
120,000
200,000
350,000
City National BankPeople's Bk ft Tr Oo.
Belma National Bank
157.824
14,382
204.360
153.982
100
Pasadena-
Union Bk ft Tr Oo—
Preferred..
4,146.400
Farmers ft Mer Say.
2,386,449
1,039,838
1,559,238
1,419,608
100
100
100
100
Security Nat Bank..
25
OKv
cent
Sacramento—
N
Merchants Nat Bank
C
les
250 000
Sumitomo Bk of Cal.
Belma Tr ft Sar Bank
145,000
436,947
98,564
57,375
49,157
150,000
55,812
2,342.439
1.500.000
383,702
21,546,230
100
250.000
500,000
426.825
9.681.108
/25
125
Security Tr ft Sav Bk
600.000
100,000
4,891.810
1,526,448
100
United States Nat Bk
68,482
24,480
100
4.326,504 160,362,052
6,644,784 97,266,697
20
12
100
150
o
100
Capital Nat Bank
50.000
Citizens Bk of Sacra
SanBernardino—
American Nat Bank.
8an DiegoNational Banks
Dec. 31
State Institutions
ARIZONA
First Nat T ft S Bk.
Dec. 31
San
Diego Tr ft S B
Common
..,
Preferred
Nomi nal.
Per
Bubee—
Miners ft Merch Bk.
3,670,592
118,032
250.000
share
100
8an Francisco-
PhoenixFirst Nat Bk of Aria.
Phoenix Nat Bank..
Phoenix Sav Bk ft Tr
250,000
260,000
1,240,000
j 350.027
4,025,091
20
5,669,398
3,453,329
200.273
406,576
139,003
300.000
500.000
25
25
re
Valley Nat BankCommon
——
Preferred
N O
cent
Anglo California
National Bank
15,400,000
Bank of Calif, N A—
8.500,000
Bank of Canton Ltd.
300.000
Bank of Amer Nat Tr
ft Savs Assoc
50,000,000
Bank of America
4,200.000
....
19,731,074
u
■a les
Bank of Montreal
i
1,000.000
1.300.000
6.000.000
6,000.000
1.000,000
Canadian Bk of Com
Crocker First Nat Bk
The San Fran Bank.
Pacific Nat Bank
Wells Fargo Bank ft
Union Trust Oo
Tucson—
Consolidated Nat Bk
Sou Arizona Bk ft Tr
National Banks
Dec. 31
400,000
250.000
136,540
273.642
ARKANSAS
7,460,470
5,706.173
100
100
American Tr Co—
Common
State Institutions
Dec. 31
Preferred
Nom inal.
Per
Fort Smith—
City National BankFirst National Bank.
Merchants Nat Bank
78,968
407,317
509,754
350,000
500,000
500,000
2,526,598
6,070,434
7,899,786
1.225.000
share.
100
25
San JoseFirst National Bank.
Little BookCommercial Nat'l Bk
Peoples Nat'l Bank.
Twin City Says Bk..
Union Nat Bank—
Common..
Preferred..
W B Worthen CoCommon..... ...
Preferred
A
Preferred B-.
300,000
200,000
100,000
167,800
57,073
31,157
5,384.288
2,439,882
067,102
20
25
25
N
300,000
200,000
205.765
6.150.911 r 20
l 20
re
o
cent
8,394,668 194,307,560
3.965,532
472,965
100
8,344,964
2,423,759
100
200,000
39,704
1,154.295
25
500.000
500,000
192.342
200,000
1,000,000
461,024
870,815
3,579,934
9,062,121
100
375.000
89,797
2,071.123
100
25
N
9,449,929 /100
1100
100
les
f 50
125,000
300,000
250.000
247,354
9,197,959
60
,100
*
Sale price.
a
Common........
Preferred
—-
Simmons Nat Bank.
50,000
50,000
200.000
J
21,722
1.225,141
702,914 10,022.595
100
Oct. 17 1934.
/Par $40 Hong Kong money.
,100
100
Affiliated with the First National Bank of Birmingham,
c
Pine BluffNat Bank of Comm..
325
400
k All ewned by the California Bank;
I Last sale price,
p
230
230
V
757,520
144,624
....
Stockton—
First National Bank.
Stockton S ft L Bank
Union Safe Deposit
Bank
c
600.000
500,000
San Jose Nat Bank-Santa Ana—
Preferred
160
/
7,500.000 15,187,500 217.404,651 flOO
1125
7,500,000
Commercial Nat Bk.
First National Bk—
Common....
100
None
25
47,164,341 978,332,802
25
1,758,087 19,363,193
3,686,435 100
200,156
100
474,620 13,793.061
7,332.920 120,502,144 100 247# 275
9,900
8.064.942 153,410,745 1000 9,700
80
7,190,326 100
216,544
9,000,000
Yokohama 8pecie Bk
:
30,000
Par value 100 yen.
Los Angeles. Calif.
Ala.
o
re cent
sa
les
/
CANADA
See
National Banks
Y
Surplus A
Profits, j
Surplus A
Profits.
Wilmington—
Oross
Par.
Deposits.
Common.
$
50,000
110,490
100,000
38,246
100,000
300,000
300.000
Colorado Spgs.—
Colorado Sav Bank..
Colorado Spga Nat B
.......
Preferred class A..
Exchange Nat Bank.
First National Bank.
301.845
365,313
%
Ask.
Bid.
Equitable Trust Co.
Security Trust Co...
Wilmington
Co
_
5,484,129
56,932
National Banks
f
2,973,095
354.126
34,259,304
1,076,818
100
73
125
195
210
DIST.OF COLUMBIA ""gT™
Per
150,000
485,000
260,000
100.000
City Bank
Columbia Nat Bank.
Bank of Co mm A Sav
Hamilton Nat Bank.
31,783
127,053
481,621
174,520
365,891
268,438
678,995
95,230
500,000
169,405
I,495,703
N
o
700.000 il.187.980
700,000
1.500.000 2,085.134
18,738
100.000
4,655
100.000 )l
550.000 1,940,955
500.000 1,535,804
60
re
cent
Liberty Nat Bank...
I 60
sa
les
Lincoln Nat Bank...
McLachlen Bkg Corp
500,000
400.000
350.000
.
Nat Bank of Wash.
Nat Capital Bank
Nat Metropol Bank.
1,050,000
200,000
800,000
26,0534284
49,785,989
567,118
100
254,084
22,353,933
14,552,294
"156
100
100
1,043.144
130,993
80,157
500.000
30.000
Western Nat Bank..
100,000
Pueblo Sav & Tr Co
Common......
Preferred
100,000 [c
200,000
19,152,772
1,381,727
1,661,343
100
3,336,742
1,000,000
100
1100
Second Nat Bank..
Secur Sav A Com Bk
Amer Secur A Tr Co.
100
100
10
100
10
20
100
100
50
100
100
100
N o
re
cent
Sa les
3,000,000 13.368,521
1,500.000
272,106
600,000
186,426
600,000
3,400,000 3,806,256
75.593,962 [100
1,000.000 II,369,199
1,000.000
2.000,000 1,187,358
699,476
2,000,000
1.000.000 2,009,499
15,660,838 1100
\100
100
100
6,235,734
5,554,790
38,895,459
100
Nat Sav A Tr Co-
63,416
Common
........
Capital Notes....
Munsey Trust Co
Union Trust Co
Wash Loan A Tr Co
National^ Banks CONNECTICUT State tnstiuuums
National Banks
100
4,676,566
8,906,557
19,604,558
100
100
Institutions
State
FLORIDA
Dec. 31
Dec. 31
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Bridgeport—'
Common........
.....
Black Bock Bk A Tr.
Brldgep't City Tr Co
.
1st preferred.....
2nd preferred
40
19,337,361
1,812.389
100
131,946
20.935,863
100
180,207
inn
Florida Nat Bank... o
125,000
25,000
100
\
947,694
38,344
Miami—
First National Bank.
lioo
Florida Nat Bk A Tr 0
400,000
62,013 t
195,685
Miami Beach First
National Bank...
300.000
151,441
First Trust Co.
[25
300,000
150,000
1,160,000
100.000
4,000,000
165,905
956,625
642,163
101,430
3,885,749
267,781
2,215,281
116,800
4,242,732
148,832
136,639
814,458
Uoo
100,000
1,600,000
100,000
4,000,000
100,000
250.000
125,000
105,087
25
8
30
450
100
2,278,575
6,194,072
15,597,917
1,369,374
54.663.801
90
60
20
50
10
11
25
6.374,592
100
N
100
25
170"
25
1,529,418
34,111,050
2.294.306
2,347,450
1,606,920
"57"
43,706 ! V
50,000 I
50,000
500,000
200,000
100,000
17
25
11
40
50
15
16
595,384 f 25
232,598
117,642
9,901,193
1,828,427
1.275.068
Oit A People's Nat
8t.
85,891
800.000
200,000
239,581
138,085
4,121,266
100
11,018
14,923
261,545
1,383,424
100
200,000
165,266
4,230.261
25
1,250,000
1.500,000
386,286
502,424
136,387
11,163,741
12,590,120
1,327,219
100
500.000
100.000
250.000
33,706
216.375
1,740.346
3,448,774
100
100
Augustine50,000
200,000
Exchange Bk St Aug
St Augustine Nat Bk h
3t.
59,356
82,899
33,133
100
105"
95
Tampa—
Exchange Nat Bank.
25
250.000
190.922
1.978,916
First Nat Bk A Tr Co
Common........
Prior preferred...
630,000
25
5,190,058
1,202,468
5,722
1,387,405
Amer Bank A Tr Co.
115
100
Petersburg-
First Sav A Tr Co
329,455
;
A00
First National Bank.
500.000
250.000
100,000
150.000
les
100
2,521,495
Bk
Florida Nat Bank... 0
1100
925,842
100,000
100.000
g
American Nat Bank.
15
61
25
25
Preferred
Florida Bank
cent
sa
Pensacola—
100
33.678, III
69,377
........
70
22
2,666,741 f 20
I 20
3,595,570 100
100,000 V
o
re
First Nat Bank—
Common.........
So End Bk A Tr Co—
Meriden—
Home National Bank
Meriden Nat Bank..
Meriden Tr A S D Co
Puritan Bk A Tr Co.
3.168,698
Orlando-
'
Travelers Bk A Tr Co
West Hartford Tr Co
Windsor Trust Co
363,567
25
Lakeland-
f 25
Preferred.
Preferred
1,200,000
100.000
822,893
25
25,000
187,545
Common......
25
1.500.000
Barnett N B of Jack.
Florida Nat Bank... 01.600.000
1,023,490
100,000
Simabury Bk A Tr Co
1,564,267
20
23.546
921,892
165,000
Glastonbury Bk A Tr
Hartford Nat Bk A T
Industrial Bank
Phoenix St Bk A Tr.
East Hartford Tr Co
Hartford-Conn Tr Co
Park Street Tr Co...
Riverside Trust Co.
77,618
I
417,100
100,000
2.000,000
200,000
Common........
Conn River Bkg Co.
First National Bank
100.060
625,652
West Side Bank-
Capitol Nat Bk A Tr
100
580,752
Atlantic Nat Bank.. d3.000.000
1,000,000
1,000,000
10
34,409,768
19,387,536
20.251,020
20
18,577,637 I
North End Bk A Tr
...
Nomi nal
Per share
Jacksonville—
First Nat Bk A Tr Co
-
share.
100
1,214,369
4,857,991
4,325.921
1,932,838
16,421,265
4,485,939
7,423,528
2,926,015
9,406,135
2,287,198
24,420,655
Riggs National Bank
Pueblo—
Hartford—
70
120
50
Nomi nal.
100
75,139
60.000
Minnequa Bank
Common
85
60
Washington—
Common...
Preferred
Fairfield Trust Co.
155
50
Nat Bank—
Preferred
15
80
145
50
100
1,500.000
First National Bank
25
100
25
100
[
1,000.000 L
International Tr Co.
107
225
12
100
6,370,476
7.060,504
Anacostia Bank
.
share.
100
215
1,796,971 (100
197,933
250.000 L
Union National Bk
U S National Bank..
50
25
100
1,436.187
300.000
Common.........
Preferred
First National Bank.
National City Bank.
100
1,525,845
18,610,830
1,635,024
2,619.052
6,602,765
10,768,670
7,828,047
40.366.685
1100
350.000
Common
Preferred
Per
|
315,041
210,000
500,000 2,374,176
754,648
1.000.000
725,235
203.175
586,922
1,000,000
1.500.000 2,554,534
690,792
672,600
4,000,000 10,249,849
Dec. 31
Colorado State Bank
Denver
Farmers' Bank
Industrial Trust Co.
Union Nat Bank
Delaware Trust Co..
Denver—
American Nat Bk—
Common.,
Preferred........
Central Sav Bk A Tr
Colorado Nat Bank
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
Dec. 31
Nomi nal.
Per share.
■:
Cross
Deposits.
Nomi nai.
Central Nat Bank...
Capital.
Dec. 31
Institutions
State
COLORADO
Dec. 31
State Institutions
DELAWARE
Dec. 31
(page us;
Capital.
National Banks
105
TRUST COMPANIES
BANKS AND
April, 1935]
50
100
25
inn*
West Palm Beach
118
20
100
100
West Palm Beach At¬
140
25
d
lantic Nat Bank
Cent Farmers' Trust.
New Haven—
Conv
preferred
630,000
920,000
855,506
800,000
200,000
750.000
339,263
24,432.143
100
90
100
f 50
40
45
National Banks
Dec. 31
{
45
1100
Institutions
State
GEORGIA
Dec. 31
New Haven Bk NBA
Common........
Preferred
Second Nat Bank
862,110
6.765,537 [ 50
I 50
10,034,890
loo
40
........
Preferred........
Un A N Haven Tr Co
170,000
180,000
54,062
2,132.045
1.458,700
683,548
12,806,431
100
800,000
501,007
4.923.059
Per
Atlantar-M
"70"
100
[100
Nomi
45
"67"
Nat Bk
Trademen's
Common
...
100
135
98
102
1100
Wlnthrop Trust Co..
62,102
325.000
300,000
287.500
172,936
28,544
100
re
sa
* Sale
550,00C
200,000 6
22 X
25,697,731
172,520
2,013.526
2,195,354
16.335.439
217,256
121,096
25
17
100
2,931,899
1,622,284
95
20
100
1,265,575
1,000,000
200,000
700.000
628.773
1,016,243
100
100
100
9,361,113
5,211,446
6,861,465
105
115
I20"
125"
Common........
600,000
400,000
1,000,000
694,451
600,000
300.000
L
10,118,965
100
126,000
4,330,657
[ 60
22
ion
100
6 March 4 1935.
March 16 1935.
2,713,806
7,367,335
2,751,511
1
167,367
Affiliate of the First National Bank of Atlaqta, Ga.
g
Member of the Florida National Group.
r
32
100
100
325"
30
350
in Florida,
s
National Bank of Jacksrnv
In process ot reorganisation,
p
Combined statement.
I Trust
x
funds,
Ex-dividend
IF
UOO
price,
I Last sale.
125
share
[100
d Member of the Atlantic Group
Nat Bk
Waterbury Nat Bk—
Preferred
10
540,144
I
t Branch of Savannah.
Waterbury—
Colonial Trust Co...
Waterbury Trust Co
*13^
les
h Affiliated with the Barnett
Oltts A Mfirs
tlO
500.000
c
Fidelity TitleATr Co
Stamford Trust Co..
62,922,923
88,448,670
nai.
100
cent
100
100
2.593.060
1,302,998
655,352
Stamford—
First-Stamford Nst'l
Bank A Trust Co
311,040
N o
Norwich—
Thames Bk A Tr
Uncas-Merch Nat Bk
1,000,000
Preferred
Union Bk A Tr Co..
Common
1.000.000
Ga Sav Bk A Tr Co..
Trust Co of Georgia. «2,000.000
New London-
Nat Bk of Commerce
New London City
National Bank...
120,724
2,391,667
3,921,404
200,000
Oitls A So Nat Bank. r5,000.000
First Nat Bank..—
5,400,000
Fulton Nat Bank—
American Sav Bank.
,
•
307
315
106
BANKS AND
National Banks
Dec. 31
GEORGIA
Surplus A
Profits.
Capital.
TRUST COMPANIES
State Institutions
National Banks
'
Dec. 31
ILLINOIS
Dec. 31'
Gross
Deposits.
Capital
Nomi
Per
Augusta—
Georgia RR Bk & Tr
Common..
Debentures
State Institutions
Dec. 31
Sij'plun A
Gross
Profits,
Deposits,
Nomi
Elgin—
nPerJ
Elgin Nat'l Bank.
First Nat'l Bank.,
Union Nat'l Bank
...
Oitix & So Nat Bank.
Nat Exchange Bank.
Peoria—
Cent Nat Bk & Tr Co
Columbus—
Com Mer Nat Bk&Tr
Columbus Bk & Tr..
Fourth Nat Bank
Home Savings Bank.
Common
....
Preferred........
Pint National Bank.
Merch & Mech Bank
First Nat BkofOol..
Jefferson Tr &Sav Bk
Common........
Capital notes
South Side Tr & Sa B
Maoon—
Citis & So Nat Bank.
City Bank & Tr Co..
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
Quincfr—
B'dway Bk of Quincy
111 State Bk of Quincy
v
Common........
Savannah—
Debentures
Mercantile Tr & S Bk
Citis & So Nat Bank.
.
Liberty Nat Bk & Tr
Common
Preferred
Savannah Bk & Tr..
Cltlzens Bk & Tr Co
Common
Dec. 31
....
State St Bk & Tr Co.
Rockford—
Illinois Natl Bk & Tr
Co
Swedish-Am Nat Bk.
Third Nat'l Bank...
Debentures
National Banks
.
Peoples Bk of Quincy
S'thSideBk of Quincy
IDAHO
State Institutions
Dec. 31
Springfield—
First National Bank.
Illinois Nat Bank—
Common........
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Boise CityFirst NatBk of Idaho
Preferred
Springfield MarineBk
First State Tr & S Bk
Common
Preferred
First Security Bank.
........
Boise Trust Co
National Banks
National Banks
Dec. 31
ILLINOIS
Dec. 31
State
Institutions
Dec. 31
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Aurora—»
Aurora Nat Bank...
Merchants Nat Bank
Old Second Nat Bank
State Institutions
,
Dec. 31
Nomi
Evansville—
Per
Citizens' Nat Bank..
300
Oitixens Tr & Sav Bk
Lamasco Bank
National City Bank.
North Side Bank
Belleville—
Belleville Bk A Tr Co
Old National Bank—
Common.........
Preferred
Belleville Nat Bank.
Belleville Savs Bank.
First National Bank.
BtlOlair Nat Bank-
—
Common
Preferred A......
Fort Wayne—
Lincoln Nat Bk & Tr
Common........
Chicago-
Preferred
Aetna
State BankAm Nat Bk & Tr Oo-
^
INDIANA
27.048
Ft Wayne Nat Bank
Common..
Preferred.
Dime Trust & Sav Bk
.
Common
451,440
Preferred
.....
Austin State Bank..
Beverly State Sa* Bk
City Nat Bk & Tr Co
Cont 111 N B & Tr Co
30,387
15,743
1.313,564
Common
Preferred
District Nat Bank-
.
......
......
Common
Debentures
People's Tr & Sav Co
.....
14606219
.■■■■
Common........
1
Preferred
Drexel State Bank..
Drovers Nat Bank
Gary—
Gary mats Bank..,
C30.406
Gary Tr & Sav Bk
...
120,123
690,488
.
First National Bank
Common
\16450 506
Preferred
First Nat Knglewood
Halsted Exch Nat Bk
Hamilton State Bk
.
Kaspar Am State Bk
Lawndale Nat Bank
Common
.......
Preferred
Liberty Nat'l Bank
Live 8tock Nat Bank
.
Main State
Bank
Merchants Nat Bk_.
Metrop State Bank.
.
Mid-City Nat Bank
Milwaukee A v N't Bk
Mutual Nat Bk of Cb
Nat'l Builders Bank.
.
Nat'l Boulevard Bk.
National Security Bk
Oak Park Tr&Sav Bk
Personal Ln & Sav Bk
Pioneer Tr & Sav Bk
8 ears-Com State Bk.
Security Bk of Ohic.
Skala State Bank.
South East Nat Bank
State Bkof Clearmg.
756,772
28,560
g
25,153
50,000
I
135,041
236,820
867,088
34,436
48,839
65,444
86,278
c
30,679
143,510
170,283
350,000
76,086
130.337
1,314,369
399.338
114,588
g
377,258
37,705
21,373
106,454
110,048
125,000
144,886
27,943
92,532
Terminal Nat Bank.
Univ St Bkof Chic..
Upper Ave Bank
Uptown State Bank.
West 3l8t State Bk._
Western State Bank.
Amalg Tr & 8av Bk.
Banco di Napol Tr.
Chic City Bk & Tr..
61,393
127,253
930,261
310,791
61,602
Drovers Tr A Sav Bk
East Side Tr&Sav Bk
Harris Tr & Sav Bk.
Howard Ave T&S Bk
Common
........
Capital notes
8,465,723
I
23,342
Merchandise Bk & Tr
Northern Trust Co.
Pullman Tr & Sav Bk
.
Indiana Nat Bank..
Live Stock Exch Bk.
Marlon Co State Bk.
Merchants' Nat Bk
People's State Bank.
Bankers Trust Co
Fidelity Trust Co
Fletcher Trust CoCommon
Debentures
Indiana Trust Co
........
Security Trust CoCommon
Preferred.
22,375
51,649
1,079,224
275,000
279.339
8,761,387
217,272
.....
.
.....
.
Union Trust Go
South Bend—
City Nat Bank..
Oitixens Tr & Sav Bk
First Bank & Tr Co.
Merchants Nat Bank
St Joseph L & Tr Go
Terre Haute—
Merchants Nat Bk.
Common
Preferred
Terre
Haute
Fit
Nat Bank—
Common......
Preferred......
a
On March 15 1935, the Comptroller of the
Currency issued a charter
to the South East National Bank of
*
Chicago, Chicago, 111.
Sale price
t Branch of Savannah.
c
.....
1-0 Bank & Trust Co
Lake Shore Tr & S Bk
Lakevlew Tr & 8 Bk.
Mercantile Tr & Sav.
Indianapolis—
American Nat Bank
Common
Class A preferred.
Fountain Sq State Bk
Oct. 17 1934.
d New stock.
e
g
Affiliate of the First National Bank of Atlanta, Ga.
Sept. 29 1934.
I Last sale.
r
x
Combined statement.
Ex-dividend.
National Banks
Surplus A
Profits.
Capital,
National Banks
Dec. 31
State Institutions
IOWA
Dec. 31
Dec. 31
Gross
Ask.
Bid.
Par
Deports.
107
AND TRUST COMPANIES
BANKS
April, 1935]
Institutions
Dec. 31
State
LOUISIANA
Surplus A
Profits.
Capital.
Gross
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Nomi nal.
Burlington-
Per
$
37,360
39,335
1,418,454
2J009.965
B
»
Farmers A Merch S B
50,000
First National Bank.
100,000
share.
100
100
1,060,753
24,213.368
41,667
27.447
3,190,597
479,056
100
150,000
150.000
90,504
151,656
2,674,890
3,811,512
250,000
United States Bank
,
.
Council BluffsCity National Bank.
Oenn Bluffs Sav Bk.
/
100
50,000
500,000
People's Sav Bank..
c
20
50,000 I
Common.
Preferred.........
.......
20,176
50,000
100.000
86,854
600.000
467,348
100
Preferred
Preferred
Louisiana SB A T Co
12,352,710
100
650,000
100,000
150.000
sa
}
351,391
57.329
549,349
100
45
20
19,393,744
17
'
J 494,897
1,200,000 t
432,267
35,837,267
20
[
1ZX
14
18
56
20
58
20
30,633,125
20
r.soo.ooo
208,000
2.800.000
58,002
4,822,088
482,063
96.621.845
20
246,678
283,941
25,216
20,244,308
12,823,336
6,277,104
100
100
100
,
25
Shreveport—
N o
re cent
Gap Oity State Bank
I 80
100
250,000
...•••••
6,435.145 /100
1.000,000
1.000,000
950.000
Whitney Nat Bank..
Bankers Tr. Oo Bk—
Common
Preferred A......
Preferred B
264,352
1.500.000
Nat Bk of Commerce
Oommon
1,461.528 (100
1100
1,107,688 100
16,990,742
3,906,177
300,000
300,000
Common........
Preferred........
101,624
American Bank A Tr *1.000.000 c
Hlbernia Natl Bk
Oommon
1,200,000
100
Davenport—
Davenport Bk ft Tr_
Dee Moines—
10
300,000
300,000
i'£ Haw Orleans-
First National Bank.
State Savings Bank.
Baton Bouge—
Olty National Bank
Oommon........
Preferred
Louisiana Nat Bank
Cedar RapidsMerchants Nat Bank
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
Deposits.
1,290,838
First National Bank.
Commercial Nat Bk.
Cont'l-Am B A Tr Oo
100
19,460.291
les
/100
Cent Nat Bk & Tr Oo
250,000
850,000
Common........
Preferred....
J 259,125
1100
National Banks
lewa-Des Moines Nat
Bank & Trust Oo:
Common
.....A
Preferred
Heme Savings Bank.
University State Bk.
1.000.000 t
3,500,000
150,000
50.000
Valley Sav Bank
689,589
22,396
186,001
150,000
300,000
385,091
250.000
25,000
Toy Nat Bank....
Security Nat Bank..
400,000
400,000
200,000
250,000
166,093
157,110
319,347
132,479
Weodbury Oo 8a v Bk
100.000
25,000
Per
Augusta—
c
100
3
100
6,246,029
10
1,100,000
611,425
156,709
341,541
7,027,349
5.397,766
234,574
914,896
8,911,091
7,712,685
100
100
.
200,000
»
live Stock Nat Bank h
5,746,255 *100
7,188,636 100
100
4,158,629
1O0
1,448,736
Common
Preferred
600,000
.
...
2,000.000
-
150,000
51,533
91,000
153.604
150,000
250,000
First National Bank.
N
100
1,396,710
2,465,000
5,109,758
100
425,000
12,834,946
25
<w>
Common
........
Preferred
........
300.000 I
182,686
450,000
200.000
131.317
35
40
20
20
22
Portland Nat Bank-
850,000
150,000
.
.
\
40
sa
11,954,115 no
2,195,769
mm- m
mmrnrnm
.....
50
©
les
National Banks
Dec. 31
Institutions
State
MARYLAND
Dec. 31
QH
9H
10
7H
10
115
100
100
Nomi nal
Per share
BaltimoreBait Oomm'l Ba
311,418
10
3.715,223
614,598
500.000
.
23,470,1960
5X
7
Baltimore Nat Bank
100,000
100,000
100,000
Common........
Preferred
Blvervlew State Bk.
J
55,915
a
238.933
3,192,250 flOO
1100
100
2,937,613
120
125
150
175
500,000 I
1,000,000
.
.
.
t
Leavenworth—
First National Bank.
Leavenworth Nat Bk
150,000
150.00C
50,000
Manufac'rs State Bk
119,671
c
•
100
1,978,949
2,791,065
840,000
183,082
21,500
.
First National Bank.
100
.
Nat Cent Bk of Bait.
100
.
Nat Marine Bank...
Western Nat Bank..
.
Topeka—
.
Central Nat Bank
500,000
Central Trust Co
400,000
Citizens State Bank.
115,000
200.000
Fidelity Sav State Bk
Quaranty State Bank
Common
40
25
f 50
I
re cent
■
100
l
a
mmi*
<m
40
Kansas City—
Oemm'l N Bk of K O
Exchange State Bank
Security Nat Bank..
80
60
100
7,285,597
2,313,614
3,915,992
5,193,870
228,862
400,000
.
Exchange Nat Bank.
410.388
118,052
150,175
144,074
400,000
e
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Hutchinson—
American Nat Bank.
J 274,801
600,000
200,000
-
State Institutions
Dec. 31
KANSAS
......
12.589.541 f 20
1100
Portland.
Dec. 31
40
Merrill Trust Co—
Ic
National Banks
mmmmmrn
30
25
Bangor—
100
Sioux City—
First National Bank
share
100
1,000,000
100
6,501,532
2,488,518
1
Nomi nal.
'OO
100
1,693,786
2,330,020
2,915,469
Dubuque—
First National Bank,
▲mer Tr A Sav Bank
Dec. 31
35,763,195 [100
1
29,889
Institutions
State
MAINE
Dec. 31
276,117
230,766
7,450
68,752
12.476,060 1100
1,002,068 1
100
548,348
3,330,799 100
.
1,250,000
1.000,000
.
Preferred
Kaw Valley State Bk
Merchants' Nat Bk.
Nat Bank of Topeka
State Savings Bank.
J
589,650
113.798
395,562
34,865
19.823
5,702,696
10,280,704
1,337,134
1,315,385
les
100
1.000.000
1.000.000
1,154,958
9
100
Oommon
100
Capital notes
632,837
18,730
100
23,040,795
18,422,200
734,089
.
100
100,000 1
100,000
59,679
.
15,980
100
25
14
16
67
75
zi"~
28
30
20
25
10
Jl.754.727
30,803,018
311,192
4.798,531
36,437
727,480
f 25
205,072
5,896,324
59
75
100
2,596.042 M5
30
35
30
35
.
Capital notes
100,000 1
100,000
500.000
_
Second Nat Bank...
■
.
Union National Bank
{.!?
9
11
50
207
215
100
40
100
22.807,493
1,201,413
8,458,918
590
600
5
u?
100
100
150,000
300,000
.
\62>,
.
|
95,724
125
35
Liberty Trust Co—
Common........
Preferred.........
Union Stock Yds Nat
51H
130
28
30,051,134
.
...
2,163,294 f 62 li
100.000
Common
100
1,603,356
io"
50X
10
100
30
20
25
Peoples Bank-
100
91,726
100,000
200,000
Southwest Nat Bank
65
Union Trust Co—
100
Wichita—
Fourth Nat Bank...
Kansas State Bank.
50
35
......
400,000
.
Cumberland—
First Nat Bank
First National Bank.
40
50
125
10
10
2,500,000
500,000
.
iOU
200.000
500,000
100,000
100.000
Tepeka State Bank..
28,911
.
-'
1100
50.000
1 20
338,206
6,654,999
40,187
3,148,481
1,044,724
83,997
537,284
192,566
6,537,004 150,275,864
5,679,438
519,011
5,383,495
586,492
490,232 13,301,411
2,092,748
275,088
1,175,362 22,358,162
664,197 15,218,748
1.000.000 11,192,407
2,000,000
1,500,000 3,625,985
166,804
600,000
2,000.000 4,145,560
.
re cent
975,000 [100 •••:V
20,000
10
Maryland Trust Co
N •
50.000
150,000
..
400,000
350,000
80,000
300,000
4,000,000
400.000
600.000
750.000
400,000
f
50
750,729
Frederick—
100.000
200,000
125,000
.
National Banks
Dec. 31
KENTUCKY
i
State Institutions
-
Dec. 31
367,436
200,000
Preferred
Peop-Lib Bk & Tr Oo
OovingtonTr&BkgCo
200,000 1
250,000
650,000
200.000 e
65,370
181,106
40.053
20
N
26
cent
les
1,212,803 I
\
15
15
150,000
254,096
3,210,951
100
21,519
445,287
10
o
re
3,619,931 r io
l 10
4,989,076 100
1,424,386 100
73,559
100,000
Fr'k Town Sav Tnst.
.
■'
First Nat Bk A Tr Co
Common....
75,000 1
75,000
100
3,971,087
100
7,769,946
1,698,151
3,780,148
£
Nomi nal.
Per share,
Covington—
Citizens' Nat Bank..
952,783
115,473
417,651
sa
National Banks
Dec. 31
MASSACHUSETTS
Nomi nal.
Lexington300,000
150,000
Common
Preferred
J e 153,327
1,814,127 (100
1100
70
100
Citizens Bk & Tr Oo.
Common
.....
Preferred
First Nat Bk & Tr Oo
Second Nat Bank
Union Bank A Tr Oo
Security Trust Oo
Per
Boston-
Bank of Commerce—
200,000 X
350,000
l.OOO,000
150,000
150,000
500.000
c
73,000
1,100.000 f
25
\l00
862,138
308,161
115,001
245,953
11,198,699
2,901,705
1,984,058
4,318,825
50
"55" "60
100
275
140
100
270
100
300
150
290
First National Bank. 44,500.000 30,067,915 575,607,436
20
3,000,000 5,294,662 73,550,089
Merchants' Nat Bk.
1,500.000 2,822,775 25,090,925
Nat Rock Bk of Bos
Nat Shawmut Bank. 20,000,000 10,501,178 170,379,817
Second Nat Bank....
2,000,000 4,349,647 67.454,410
Web A Atlas N Bk
500,000 I 355,119 10,251,804
Oommon
100
20
Preferred—
348
46
48
17
16^
104
100
25
25
I
share.
28^
340
50
27
30
50
500,000
Louisville—
Bank
of Oomraerce
Citizens' Union N B.
Fidelity A Oolum Tr.
First National Bank-
Liberty Natl Bk A Tr
Security Bank
KentuckyTltle Tr Oo
Lincoln Bank A Tr..
Stock Yards Bank
Louisville Trust Oo.
United States Tr Oo.
100,000
1,000,000
2,000,000
1.000,000
2,000,000
300,000
gl.000.000
1,250.000
100.000
2.000,000
525,000
110,559 t 1,339,453
2,621,256 47,699,798
1,658,912
7,487,230
2,004,529 31,710,850
257,692 18,102,162
49,897
2,106,766
1,298,242
4,037,315
258,471
9.380,220
84,220
902,627
772,633
9,663,759
98,663
1,332,978
Newport Nat Bank.
.
Central Sav Bk A Tr
100.000
126,806
.100,000
384,727
190.000
50,000
1,271,022
3,447,576
1,200.000
405
ion]
100
10
300
......
54
100
100
200
"175"
100
100
100
Sale
price.
March 25 1935.
c
e
June 301934.
~
1>
Oct. 17 1934.
'[J
-
^
r
g
_
'
Affiliated with the First National Bank of Louisville.
h Member
Northwest
Bancorporation.
k Stockholders of the American
10
100
a
/ Citizens Union Fidelity unified certificates,
100 0....
too
Newport—
American Nat Bank.
*
10
looT
265"
Bank A Trust Co. of New Orleans, La.,
Feb. 20 1935 amended the bank's articleslof incorporation
increase of its capital ifrom $1,000,000JtoJ&2,500,000, which
on
become effective about April 1 1935.
I Last sale.
t
Ex-dividend.
tolpermit the
increase ..will
,
108
BANKS
AND
Deposits.
$
$
Capital.
Boston—
Banc Com Ital Tr Oo
Boston S Dep A Tr..
750*000
Ask.
J 658,971
131,642
2,406.719
100
860,000
232,297
53,649
3,380,103
100.000
cl ,244,426
100
100
820.000
750,000
192,690
234,842
11,707,874 J
m m
State Bank—
Common
—
Preferred—
Detroit 8avings Bank
mmmmm ^
mmmem'4 '
:
,
500,000
2,500.000
10
6X
I 10
MfTs National Bank.
mmmmm
-----
85,438.452 I 20
1 20
74.148,234
60
Nat Bank of Detroit5,000,000
Common—
11,750.000
Preferred
United Savings Bank
Heme Nat Bank
7,342,524
20
loo
6,861.341
75
546.184
428,054
150.000
300,000
1,000,000
c5.585.745
4,589,460
1.260.485 cl5,861.119
N
o
10
101.260
123,530
Detroit Trust Oo—
Common
1,150,200
———
1,987,096
600,000
500.000
re cent
20
sa
200.000
143,714
2.645,404
Fall RiverFall River Nat Bank
Durfee Trust Co....
Fall River Trust...
400,000
1,200,000
300.000
182,919
246,619
77.549
5,786,069
c7,680,201
c2,837,180
100
100
100
500.000
627.986
95
99
Haverhill—
Haverhill Nat Bank.
Merrimack Nat Bank
6,224.205
92
80
200.000
500,000
100
N
10
20
6,371,185
2,684.723
(711.196.664 f 20
\ 20
100
100
J
58,670
7.477,762 / 50
I 50
221,254
Hadley Falls Tr Co..
1.400.000
194,370
2,588,287 J100
1100
8.844,378 s 20
Lawrence—
BayStateMer Nat Bk
600.000
259,009
£.943,642
230,197
o
're cent
•a
les
1,000,000 1
Union Bank of Mich.
24
mmmmm
mmmmmm
3,304,702
25
12
10
4
10
30,306,348
0
7
1
""16"
400,000
82,823
899,584
20
1.250.000
Tr Co.
35
905,509
16,738,449
100
mmmmmm
mmmmm
mmmmm
—
25
National Banks
Dec. 31
MINNESOTA
90
Stats Institutions
Dec. 31
mmmmm
Nomi not,
Per share
22
19
s
Manufac'rs Nat Bk.
National City Bank
26,040
342,424
23,669
Preferred
Essex TTust Oo
Lynn S Dep A Tr Co
Security Trust Co...
New Bedford—
First National Bank.
Merchants Nat Bk—
200.000 I
250,000
75.205
1,600,000
1,600,000
J 676,175
.
3,207,127
Common
1 50
\ 50
447,718
625,872
903,455
2.732,447
c3,416,248
c8,778,465
1.000.000
203,838
7,054,326
Preferred........
250.000
350.000
100
100
20
"l67ji
rnmmmm
385
70
50 V
9
rnmmmm
} 375,000
7,108,152 / 20
1 20
34
20
36
22
J 276,075
5.108,810 12H
12H
12
12
13
13
200,000
150.000
J 60,670
1,686,639
650,000
66,617
3.124.358
Peabody—
Warren Nat Bank
Common...
Preferred........
.....
j 100
(100
Salem—
N
Merchants Nat Bank
Naumkeag Tr CoCommon........
Preferred A..
Preferred B
50
250,000
200,000
200.000
J
5,645.058
234,253
o
re cent
sa
Preferred
Third Nat BAT Co-
Common........
Preferred
Springfield S D A Tr.
union Trust Co.....
West Springfield Tr.
24,676,531 /100
N
1100
o
re cent
104,833
600.000
1,000.000
279,606
27,086
13,281
100.000
160.000
First Nat Bk A Tr Oo
Hennepin State Bank
Marquette Nat Bank
Midland NatBk A Tr
Minnehaha Nat Bk
N'western Nat B & T
Common..
Preferred...
Produce State Bank
2d Northwest State.
Third N'west'nNBk
4th Northwest Nat'l.
10
li°
St. PaulAmerican Nat Bank.
1,000,000
1,500,000
J 301,606
1,500,000 11,818,535
500,000
1.000.000 1,072,435
1.000.000 1,548,465
195.000
82,524
13,447,201 I
2
4
140
10
150
1 10
26,580.631 /100
12,621,293
11,938,444
1,397,879
I ol
25
4,464,727
7,089,766
803,457
644,734
100
100
100
66*»
les
39
38
264,993
333,944
1,822,494
4.116.242
100
43
40
25
i—.
ft-
100
100
i
6
6,000.000 11,671,202 112,234,152 /100 i t3 H
6,000,000
1,091,591
38,125
100,000
i
913,043 i.
80.000
16,146
<
50,703
1,147,213 <—
200,000
i
2,249,738 I—
122,368
125.000
3K
I™
6
138,089
32,423
200,000
150.000
241,632 22,276,933 100
3,238,717 100
100,158
1.606.714 100
36,183
5,241,051 115,827,054 plOO
1,766,627 100
71,003
6,442,990 100
130,283
3.755,210 i
108,317
2.600,000
Stock Yards NatBk.
*
500.000
460.000
No re cent
4.245.304 plOO
1.387,864 100
sa
8
les
18H
Midway Nat Bank—
Common....
Preferred.
m
1,462,136 ft—
1,327,195
993,193
6,440,624 128,080,592
40,039
759,653
119,387
3,108,782
284,664 13,465,506
34,093
1,136,542
Commercial State Bk
250,000
DrovExchState Bank 0 275.000
First National Bank. p6.000.000
First State Bank.... p
100.000
First Trust Co
200.000
300.000
200.000
200.000
100.000
66,000,000
6
100.000
400.000
1.000.000
6
100.000
EmptreNatBkATrOo 1
25
26
66,967
18,321
16,822
Blooming'n-Lake NB b
Central Nat Bank... i
Fifth No'west'nNB. i
Rochester—
First National Bank. p
Union Nat Bank...
( 10
4
Taunton—*
Machinists' Nat Bk.
Bristol County Tr...
100
100
100
les
SpringfieldSpringfield Nat Bank
Common..-#***..
....
Preferred
Minnesota Nat Bank
of Duluth....
Northern Nat Bank.
Pioneer Nat Bank...
Western Nat Bank..
479,967
5,067,297
1,359,820
Minneapolis—
Preferred
Safe Deposit Nat Bk
Common
290.820
250.000
100,000
200.000
500.000
250.000
Common........
Duluth Nat Bank...
First A Amer Nat Bk
3,125,597 / 60
\ 50
2,705.850 100 "io5""
—
Common........
_
100.000
600.000
200.000
City National Bank.
241.821
15
mmmmmm
Duluth—
200.000 I
200.000
200,000
100
10
100
50
30
381,974
1,522,423
1,051,141
Saginaw--*
Saginaw State Bank.
Bank of Comm A Sav
Preferred........
10
60
110
I
o
Second Nat Bank &
Lynn—
Central Nat Bank—
Common........
6
rnmmmm
mmmmm
100
10,619,265
529,454
406,691
83,233
527,786
750.000
350.000
1.200.000
.
446.491
10
s
i
J 111,163
7
5,229,673 I
J 279,026
20
2,500.000
Rapids Tr Co.
■
241.632
770,129
6,459,031 I 20
1 20
;
Preferred....
Grand
25
300.000
20
3,735,370 I 20
I 20
77,365
400,000
500,000
Common
Preferred
Old Kent Bank—
Common
Lowell^-
1.000.000
20
12,100,894
4.462,376
Peoples Nat Bank—
100
10
100.000 I
150.000
Appleton Nat. Bank.
Union Old Lowell
National Bank
les
v.:
500,000
240.000
Michigan Trust Co..
...
1
sa
20
76,910
1,110,927
336,930 0 4.640,591
686,582
57,480
250,000
Common
Holyoke—
Holyoke Nat BankPreferred
Park National Bank
Common
Preferred
I
0
re cent
f 20
20
j
Grand RapidsCentral Bank
Nat Bk of Grand Rap
••'v.
*^
1.590,885
•
96
65
100
2,691,350
1,243,346
c3.430.029
914.659
121.652
200.000
300,000
|2,196,264
n
300,000 1
500,000
Preferred
Preferred
252,255
140,543
46,535
10,893
500,000
700.000
Nat Bank of Flint
Common
...
Fitchburg—
150.000
120,000
400,000
0
-
6
Flint—
100
Gloue Nat Bk of Glou
Glouces S D & Tr Oo
J
;•'
Olt Com & Savs Bk
Genessee Co Savs Bk
last Cambridge
Gloucester—
Cape Ann Nat Bank
a
15,323,077 J 10
I 10
701,840 0
433,500 100
'
Lechmere Nat Bank.
Safety Fund Nat Bk.
10
25
570,385
500,000
Preferred.—
100
I
1
263.692.911
-
N
...
pref—
Class "B" pref—.
Highland Park Trust
Un Guardian Tr Co
Cambridge—
Cambridge Trust Oo
County Bk A Tr Oo.
Harvard Trust Co..
J8,708,073
500,000 1
1,000,000
1.000,000
Preferred
Common
Class "A"
Ask.
39,691,689 1 50
I 60
Equitable Trust Co-
120
75
Brockton—
Brockton Nat Bank.
Bid.
Nom inal.
Per share
.
J 367,641
Common..
mmmmm
■;
1,500,000 11,000,000
4,000,000
3.000,000 2,497,276
Common.....--.
Preferred........
180"
Par.
v-; *
Oom'wealth-Oom'l
mm4
mm**)'''
Cross
Deposits.
Detroit—
tm'm
«##»#»«»-'
mm
Surplus A
Profits.
;
Bankers Trust Co...
Beverly—
Beverly Nat Bank..
Beverly Trust Co...
Common...
Capital.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
700,000
1,000,000
100.000
Wlnthrop Trust Oo_.
Bid.
275,079 cl,461,246 100
3,895,336 29,686.823 ; 100 rm"
203,409 c2,011,330 ! 100
436,802
9,360,490 10ft mmmmmm
599,691
1,283,427 100
2,914,414 31,877.630 100 rm"
5,114,971
1,488,854
110,189
3,028,762 i 100
3,747,561 c68,376,327
100
439,620
7,217.185 r so
2.000.000
Columbia Trust Co..
100,000
2.500.000
Day Trust Oo
600.000
Fiduciary TrustOo..
New Bng Trust Co_.
1,000,000
Old Colony Trust Oo 15,000,000
200,000
Pilgrim Trust Oo...
8.000.000
State Street Tr Co..
Union Trust Oo.....
750.000
U S Trust Co—
Common
Preferred
Par.
State Institutions
Dec. 31
MICHIGAN
Dec. 31
Cross
Profits.
National Banks
1
w"b5?!IF* MASSACHUSETTS
Surplus A
COMPANIES
TBUST
100,000
200,000
Pi.000.000
|
65,372
3,271,572 /100
153,275
PlOO
1100
mmmmm
mmmmmm
"25"
Worcester—!
*
Bale price,
t No par.
Mechanics Nat Bank
Common
Preferred
Guaranty Bk & T Oo
500,000 I
1,000,000
200,000
Worcester Oo Tr Co
Common
Class A.
1,000,000
2,000,000
...
459,745
14,531,473 1100
161,373
2.469,808
jl.361,616
30,836,521
mmmmmm
47
Oct. 17 1934.
a
b First National Group,
100
10
"is"
5
o
/ 10
110
—...
Includes savings deposits.
c
d As of Feb. 15 1935 the Twin Cities National Bank of St. Paul,
absorbed by the Midway National Bank of St. Paul, Minn.
was
0
Trust balances.
h June 30 1934.
1 Member of Northwest
National Banke
Dec. 31
MICHIGAN
Dec. 31
n
o
Nomi nal.
Per share•
Bay Oity—
Bay City Bank
300,000
Natl Bk of Bay City.
People's Commercial
A Savings Bank...
2,792,725
4,657,398
100
400.000
50,090
198.392
600.000
395.284
8,510,105
100
100
mmmmmm
p
r
rnmmmm
s
mmmmmm
Bancorporatlon.
I Last sale.
State Institutions
March
5 1934.
American National Bank of St, Paul affiliate,
Member of the First Bank Stock Corp.
Stock has to be offered to board of directors,
New stock.
mmmmm
t Affiliate of First National Bank of Boston.
mmm* +
x
z
Ex-dividend.
First Bank Stock Corp.
Minn.,
April, 1935]
National Bants
Dec. 31
MISSISSIPPI
Capital.
Surplus A
Profits.
S
Preferred
156,000 \
200,000
665,000
300.000
......
Depoa Gu Bk A TrOo
Jackson-State N Bk.
MeridianCitizens Nat Bank..
First National Bank.
Mer A Farmers Bank
National Banks
Institutions
Gross
Deposit*.
Par.
Bid.
Ask.
Nomi nal
Per
5,405.607 I
115,061
6,547.501
6.490.656
45,691
279.335
Dec. 31
Gross
Deposits.
Bid.
Par.
Ask.
Nomi nal.
Per thare.
150,000
175.000
125,165
125.261
41,677
3.665.429
1,820,604
2,273,950
100
100
100
300,000
100,000
800,000
661,192
16,715
652.726
10,271,580
100
784,000
8.806.710
100
0-—
600.000
Midland Nat Bank
Montana Nat Bank.
Bee Tr A Savs Bank.
I 40
Surplus A
Profits.
A'-'cv:
State Institutions
$$ $
i: $
Billings—
share.
30
419.090
9,136,732
fir—
6.191.967
/100
200,000
100
'
■3;
300.000
400.000
250,000
47,076
73,000
6,240
2,581,801
2,581,657
2,323,302
N
100
100
50
700,000
300.000
122,234
230.142
4,893,071
cent
les
20
4,379.395
'
N
100
■l;;:
First National Bank.
Miners Bk Tr Co
Metals Bk A Tr Co. 0
Helena—
First Nat Bk A Tr Co
Union Bk A Tr Co—
Common
Preferred........
0
re
Butte—
100
re
cent
les
■
sa
;■
1; Vioksburg— *
First Nat A Tr Co...
March NatBkATr Co
Capital.
109
t
MONTANA
Dec. 31
Dec. 31
I
Jaokson
Capital National BkCommon
State
TRUST COMPANIES
AND
BANKS
100.000
400.000
e
r
J
56.623
lioo
s-
/>{}■'
i"V
National Banks
MISSOURI
Dec. 31
National Banks
State Institutions
Dec. 31
Dec. 31
State Institutions
Dec. 31
NEBRASKA
Nom tnel
Per
Kansas City—
Baltimore Bank..
City Nat Bk So Tr Co
Columbia Nat Bank.
Community State Bk
Bast Side Bk of Oomj
First National Bank.
Inter-State Nat Bank
Linwood State Bank.
Merchants Bank
;.
Merc Home Bk AjTr
100.000
600.000
500.000
100.000
200.000
2.000.000
500.000
100.000
200.000
34,742
1,184,297
874,831 13.838,264
61,914
4.228,826
34.228
644,248
41,164
1,143,308
3.290,840 113,278,155
C
666.631 22,639,518
28.978
684,091
133.355
2.600,066
200,000 \
200.000
262.648
Common........
80.000 I
120.000
50.000
200.000
100,000
40,000
Preferred.
Park National Bank.
Plaza Bank of Oomm
Produce Exch Bank.
Traders'
Gate
City
Nat'lBank..
Southeast State Bk..
Stock Yards Nat Bk.
Union Nat Bank—
Common
Preferred
West port Ave Bank.
West Side Bk of Com
Union Ay Bk of Com
.......
University Bank....
Commerce Trust Co
100
100
100
100
share.
75 ■$
185
45
67
165
35
65
100
100
100
110
380
150
80
180
200"
100
150
200
100
410
180
\
Common........
Capital notes..
Missouri Bk & Tr Co
v
100
8.715
39,336
122,033
550.000
102.476
100.000
32.061
262.669
300,000
6.325.665
100
100
100
7,510,190 62H
100
780,844
5,136,735 100
900.000 I
505.669 23,466,711
1.350.000
100.000
155,449
1,252,071
100.000
38.481
607,264
109,980
100,000
825,611
6.842
100,000
287,609
6,000,000 3.168.791 127.834,690
130
150
80
110
110
111,124
850.000
300.000
333,618
336,794
16,963,352
9.484.755
250,000
1,000.000
500.000
674,526
26.722.686 f 20
450.000
195,090
10.221,886
1,250,000
1,195.000
360.176
36.600,811
100,000
100,000
25.000
OmahaFirst Nat BankCommon
Preferred A
Preferred B
Live Stock Nat Bank
Omaha Nat Bank—
33,198
Packers' Nat Bank:
Common..
......
100
60
70
60
225
80
Preferred
South Omaha Sav Bk
Stock Yards Nat Bk
f10
15
100
100
100
75
200
100
100
'"90"
150
100
125
National Banks
Dec. 31
*80"
Bt. Joseph—
..
275,729
166.325
371,831
128.219
27,133
212.850
81.070
56.761
200,000
200,000
500,000
100.000
250,000
200.000
200.000
140.000
8.298,449
3,401,121
7,013,540
2,800,494
3.945,433
7,004,670
1.944.080
906.914
l
20
20
100
fioo
45.165
211,045
6,504.007
720.877
25.583.914
100
10.973.930
100
/100
1100
Nomi nal.
Per share.
285,517
250.000
100
100
100
100
N
o
re cent
t...
sa
NEW HAMPSHIRE
les
100
100
100
Nomi nal.
Per
1,131,138
Nashua—
i.20
92.500
415.000
2.072,654
too
Common
2.000,000 11,029,202
Preferred
500.000
Bremen Bk 9c Tr Co.
700.000
Cass Bk 6c Tr Co
600.000
First Nat Bank—
r
Common
10.200,000
2.000.000
Preferred
Jefferson Bk 9c T Co.
Common
.....
Oapital notes A...
Capital notes B
Jsff-Oravols Bank..
Lemay Ferry BankCommon
........
38.331,588 f 20
114,000
124.243
4.932.000
4,626.450
J4,365.964
189.174.164
200,000 1
150.000 \
100,000
50.000 ,6
28,901
9c T Co—Common
600,000
416,926
500.000
70,774
72.773
141,370
Plaza Bank (The)
Sec Nat Savs&Tr Co
Common.....
Preferred........
South'n Com 9c Sav.
South Side Nat Blc-^
>
Common........
_
Preferred.
Telegraphers Nat Bk
Tower Gr Bk 9c TrUo
United Bk A TrOo__
U!
27
20
B as ton-Taylor Tr Co
Undell Trust Co...
Mercantlle-Oom
merce Nat'l Bank.
Miss Val Trust CoCommon..
Capital notes.....
Mound City Tr Co
North St Louis Tr Co
Northwest'n Tr Co..
WebsterGroves Tr..
I5o
350,000 L
500,000
301.224
400.000 L
300.000
500.000
'800.000
14,310,002 floo
100
1,000,000
Atlantio
10
re cent
100
sa
111.559
86,657
2,909.927 fioo
1.056.634
100
NEW JERSEY
4,628,071
10,036,734
8,036,271
9,201
58,609
136.680
1,960,751
1,396,642
2.708.054
3,722,164 125,736,378
138.526
3,703,440
6,000.000 11,935.068
500,000
200,000
52.774
500.000
161,981
1,050.000
86,206
100.000
133,346
78,218,510
350,000
100.000 o
600.000
100.000 5
60,000
253,346
51.385
120.000
343.550
Common
125
500.000
2,356.562
Common
Preferred
100
100
State Institutions
Dec. 31
Preferred
225,000
^loo
1,184.612
........
3.399,036
100
66,407
1,342,337 fl00
I 10
J/6197,709
2,115,124 r 10
I 10
|
Equitable Trust Co—
Common..———
J/2278,727
1,120,671 /100
110
N 0
re cent
•a
100
130
100
50
150
55
100
100
100
100
100
110
100
644,180
400.000
Preferred
Guarantee Trust Co-
2,681,307
258,681
340.000
300,000
350.000
les
Nomi nal.
Per share
City—,
Boardwalk Nat Bank
Bankers Trust Co—
lioo
2,837,060
136,206
378,728
N 0>::.*£
100
36,114
250.000
200,000
National Banke
Dec. 31
20
100
50
20
8,289,561
3,552,266
3,100,407
2,685.445
72.314
425.000
100
733,370 fioo
Asbury Park—
AsburyPkNatBkATr
Asbury Park A Ocean
Grove Bank
85
86 X
100
86
loo
189,419
600.000
cm600,000
prf300.000
100,000 h
J
a
400,000
500.000
u
33,486
4,231,159
1,208,746 J 20
50,022
117,427
{l8
141,165
807.606
8,632,285
7,237,561
100
25
158,065
315.262
113,476
1,534,392
4,558,376
1,354,659
100
100
Bridgston—
Brldgeton Nat Bank.
Cumberland Nat Bk.
Farm A Mer Nat Bk.
• mmmm
250.000
600.000
250.000
les
100
20
.mmmm
20
96
-
Seacoast Trust Co...
B&yonae—
Bayonne Trust Co..
Mechanics' Trust Co
:8$:j
{100
95
1,415,587
2,972,704
6,155,101
1.906.055
"loo
1.300,000
9,736,889
1,532.652
100
100
100
15
Springfield—
Citizens' Bank......
Union Nat Bank....
Southern Missouri Tr
100
lioo
200,000
200.000
Merc Com BAT Co- 10.000.000
290,634
250.000 \
Common—
Preferred—
New Hamp Nat Bk.
*
Chippewa Trust Co.
200.000
400,000
900.000
Indian Head Nat Bk
Nashua Trust Co.—
SscondNat of Nashua
100
PortsmouthFirst National Bank.
"45"
19
4,956,741
5,133,738
6,132,010
M
share.
100
J100
4,364,171
50.000
Manchester Bank
Mutual Bk A Tr Co.-
100
100
2.142.082
23,011
640.242
Preferred...
Manufacturers Bank
...
25
1100
4,327,135
2,541,503
2,874,712
312,167
428,523
200,000
[20
Boatmen's Nat Bk—
823.577
502,432
115,967
200.000
150,000
Merchants Net Bank
Bt* Louis—
39.760
les
2.539,126 1100
lioo
25
806.485
Manchester—
107,500
o
re cent
lioo
NEVADA
Amoskeag Nat Bank
Manchester Nat Bk.
Amer Exch Nat Bank
Common
Preferred
Baden Bank...
125
200
110
125
100
Reno—
first Nat Bk in Reno d
American Nat Bank.
Burnes Nat Bank...
First National Bank.
First Trust Co......
FirstStJoeSt'kYdsBk
Tootle-lacy Nat Bk.
Empire Trust Co..
Missouri Vail Tr Co.
100
100
\
*250,000
1,000.000
*1.100.000
Common
Preferred
U S Nat Bank
tioo
N
Common
Preferred
7,743.862 1100
*200.000
300,000
Preferred
First National BankNat Bk of Commerce
...
1,021,413 /100
\ 100
843,067
1,444,130
2.118.735
Nomi no!.
Per thare.
Lincoln—
Cont Nat BankCommon
*
50""
Sale price.
a On March 21
1935 the Comptroller of the Mechanics Trust Co. of
Bayonne, N. J., stated that funds of the institution tied up since Jan. 2
1934, when the bank (was placed under the restrictions of the Altaian
Act, were to he loosened the week of Mar. 25 with a cash payment of
15% to depositors.
-
6 Nov. 5 1934.
c
Feb. 11
1935.
d Owned by the
e
Transamerica Corp., San Francisco, Calif.
Member of Northwest Bancorporation.
/ Includes reserves .
g
Member First Bank Stock Corp.
h Oct. 17 1934.
I Last sale.
o
June301933.
•
Member of the Guardian Detroit Union
Dec. 31 1933.
v
1
.
_
...,
Group. Inc., Detroit, Midi,
110
BANKS
Motional Bank
NEW JERSEY
Dec. 31
State
AND
COMPANIES
TRUST
National Banks
Dec. 31
Institutions
Dec. 31
1
Capital.
Surplus A
Profits.
Par.
Bid.
1,200,000
514,807
847,519
20,165,533
20,856,486
115,000
560,127
225,000
825.000
10
12M
Merchantville
Nat'l
Bank & Trust Co
West Jersey Trust Oo
1,015,654
6,247,263
Trenton—
Flrst-Mech Nat Bk.
15
10
5
10
7K
300,000
Essex Oo Trust Co__
500.000
Bav Inv & Trust Co:
Common
101,459
436,234
300,085
1,500,000
1,374,575
.
Preferred A
Preferred B
251.(
1,687,540
8,901,458
H'nover CapitaiTrOo
Prospect Natl Bank.
10
Trenton Banking Co
9
Trenton Trust Co—.
100
\
I
500,000
700,000
Nat'l State Bank—
120,593
252,895
37,069
166,512
Central Home Tr Oo d
600,000
Elisabeth Trust Co.
1,024,298
Union Cty Tr Oo—
.
Common...
Preferred (4%)
300,000
450,000
1.000,000
Preferred
529,767
4,933,980
14,114,043
3,367,595
2,630,460
800.000
Seaboard Trust Co..
500.000
C2,225,000
957^616
400,000
43.265
100,000
1
Jersey City;
Van mat
273,457
1,250,000
1,500,000
Bergen Trust Co....
86.266
200,000
3,400,000
2,035.000
150.000
Commercial Tr N J
N J Title Guar & Tr.
North Bergen Tr Co.
_.
Trust Co of N J—
Common
5
4,123,057
1,360,943
33.282
100
400.000
9.616
Long Branch Bkg Oo
Morristown—
300.000
156,695
First National Bank.
National Iron Bank.
American Trust Co..
Morristown Trust Oo
Mt. HollyUnion Nat Bk&TrOo
250,000
359,415
250,000
200,000
600.000
228,489
44,548
Newark—
Lincoln Nat Bank...
Franklin Wash Tr Oo i
Marsano State Bk &
Tr Co..
Mt Prospect Nat Bk.
Nat Newark & Essex
National State Bank
Central Bk & Tr Co
Common....
Preferred
Clinton Trust Oo
Columbus Trust Oo.
....
D'Auria Bk & Tr Co.
Federal Trust Oo
_
United States Tr Oo.
West Side Trust Oo.
New Brunswick
Nat'l Bank ofN J—
Common
...
Preferred B......
Peoples Nat Bk—
Common........
Preferred
New BrunswTrCo—
........
Preferred.
Common
Preferred
200,000 I
500,000
457,083
6
First National Bank:
Common
Preferred
4
5
3K
Nat Bank
of Weehawken
Capital notes——
100
450
150
100
100
100
600,000
500,000
9,149,128 /100
j 323,933
<500.000
300,000
ank A
\100
J 352,352
Tru st Co. retur
:::::
I 80
6,357,262
ns
I 50
31 1 934.
date Dec.
Nat. banks Dec. 31 '34
Bensonhurst Nat Bk
Citizens Bk of Bklyn
200,000
250,000
60,100
24,089
Flatbush Nat Bank.
Fort Greene Nat Bk.
rnmmmmm
300.000
500,000
500.000
1.000.000
54,000
100
30
15
396,375
226,654
12,959,276
4,758,946
25
29
32
8
2
150
80
150,000
225.000
79,893
21,218
872,495
850,868
100
100
125
40
3.000,000
500.000
1,227,222
1,002,470
37,304,892
19,688,192
100
100
100
(100
83
88
'ioo
1665
1715
2,200,000 15,061,566
47,192,717
(io
10
13
3,000,000
200.000
16 K
17K
5K
5K
"25" "35"
70
""55"
100
100
"48" ~5§"
100
Liberty Bk of Buffalo
Lincoln-E Side N Bk
250,965 /12*2
550,000
100
100
Buffalo—
mmmm
105
99,025,940
30.962,512
Common........
Capital notes
Kings Co Trust Co..
300
—
8,200.000 15.323,740
2,000,000
500.000 6,053,327
Kingsboro Nat Bank
Lafayette Nat Bank.
People's Nat Bank..
Brooklyn Trust Co:
4
125
55,900
230,300
135.300
118,200
Common
-----
1,444,700
1,755,798
1,585,600
3,124,600
2,154,700
3,243,100
5,079,500
Debentures
60
100
10
1,786,560
36,379
Mfrs & Trad Tr Co:
1100
Common*.
Capital notes
......
26
"16"" "15"*
10
5,000,000
5,000,000
Marine Trust Co:
Common
"l2"" "I§"
89,707,450
J4,223,512
/ <32
<8,000,000 16,278,121 151,642,586
6,000,000
Capital notes
2.188,589
40.166
553,045
259,520
,8&
16,999,060
3,009,005
2,617,433
18 K
26
M9
7,000,600
2,500,000
375,000
600,000
1.075.000
17 K
30
100
25
"if"" 18"
26 6
7,686,100
17
18
t
West N Y
Weehawken Tr Co..
sey.
Huds Tr Oo Un City.
Woodcliff Trust Co..
250,000
750,000
500,000
25
235,747
9,363,920
243,689
4,973,504
126,903
}
150.000
J10
110
5,135,218
-rnmrnm
25,351
340,731
93,840
'10
15
1 50
1,239,824
10
222,380
113,048
450,000
1.729,038
25,575
mo,000
400,000
1.000.000
145.000
1,677,961 hlOO
10
6,428,309
25
27,283,785
900,573
100
294,108
104,384
220.000
21,029
Plainfield Nat Bank.
175.000
99,949
110,666
158,251
77,330
Paterson—
680,000 I
750,000
50,000
Preferred.
Second Nat Bank—
Common
Preferred
.
Prospect Pk Nat Bk
Common........
Preferred
284,256
3
4
31,224
.....
25
| 141,298
2,588.587 /
50
50
10
100
125"
.....
Preferred
Hamilton Trust Co—
...
Common
150.000
3,000,000
1.000,000
York Ci ty banks are repi
plus and pr ofits are of date
A din
34 for Stat e banks.
in New Yo rk City and Broo
152
on pages
150,
151,
ew
30,659
v
v
Common
Capital notes...
First National Bank.
Grace Nat Bk of N.Y
Harbor State Bank--
Merchants Bank
Nat Bk of York ville.
Nat Bronx Bank
"80"" "85"
*
125
V< 750.000
j, 650,000
412,159
36,059
386,546
25
35
"
\121»
4,020,795
10
255,070
20
13,106,212
1100
1
50
r
'34
ecord
klyn m av be
154.
153.
.
19 K
50,000,000
7,000.000
500,000
30.00
100
56,780,000
234,300 v 2,078,600
7,644,658
20 %
32
38
22%
} 21k
130
136
990
1020
25
(100
100
1655"" 1695*
100
25
100
IOO
"§6" "45"
50
15
20
Sale price.
Jan. 15 1935.
6 Includes security stock.
c In process of reorganization,
c Effective March
19 1935 the First National Bank of Hoboken
1 50
9,457,112 /
dend
I10.
13.55
500,000 13,329,588 45,432,000
200,000
10.000.000 89,218,068 425,062,000
1.500.000 1,279,400 026,105,000
200.000
39,033 v
685,406
400.000
131,342 v 1,899,313
600,000
39,700 v 2,298,500
925.U00
207,100 v 5,519.400
and
r'ed nrt
Dec. 31
6,024,000 66li
100270000 168839363 1460662000
-------
■X'.-r.
les
100
5,621,425
125431 681 378.775,000
549,000
0
re cent
sa
100
100
taken
600,000
600,000
1,325,000
100.000 t
600,000
—
Common.
Preferred-
100
60
Citizens Trust Co.....
Capital notes
Bank of Yorktown..
Chase Nat Bank:
Oomm'l Nat Bk & Tr
Dunbar Nat Bank..
Fifth Ave Bank—
100
(<50
N
New York City— Deposits N
are
of Mar. 30 1935. 8ur
for National and Dec. 3119
of banks and trust companies
found in our"Rai Iwa'j ' Secti
imalg Bank of N Y
650,000
Bk of the Manhat Co
Common
20,000,000
a
100,000
75.000
3,695,331
350.000 I
les
I 50
j 228,394
Kingston Trust Co..
100
28,010,578
400,000
200,000
25
20
1 25
10
sa
40
275
e
100
100
50
J 332,477
1,145,108
3,200,507
6,542,275
0
16,330,391 /
| 728,179
10
9
155
85,288
373,847
450.228
20
1,500,000 L 543,637
250,000
1.000.000 1,800,742
155"*
( 20
150.000
cent
28
6,550,158
3,009,333
367,568
719,173
N
12,130.607 / 50
1 20
•
1,635,846
re
600,000
1,000,000
90
10
500,000
1,000,000
300,000
200.000
69,808
150
44
5
200,000
10,997,176
100
f yV
25
476,719
5
...
—...
90
311,044
......
100
200.000
10
11,010.817 J100
1 60
874,382 100
100
25
5
20
'•'/
3,601,818
2,057,945
6,543,422
250.000
25
100
874,660
16,115,769
3,251,918
342,731
224,236
306,851
Bank of Kingston.
Rondout Nat Bank
State of N Y Nat Bk
„
100,000
1,400.000
262,500
250.000
200,000
400.000
First NBkof Rondout
Nat'l Ulster County
25
4,116,115
1,387,748
20
25
15
10
100
9,896,709
11,714,241
Kingston-
25
27,773,090
3,663,284
—
Capital notes..—
First National Bk—
Common
Union Trust Co:
Common
m
m.m
1,480,203
739,360
250,000
625.000
Preferred
m,
800,000
1,237,500
Chautauq Oo Bk
Common
101
20
725,896
20
5,623,963
20
5,493,534
100
2,471,982
1,256,809 M0(
95,550
1.000.000
Nat Un Bk in Pat'son
Paterson Nat Bank—
The First Nat Bank.
J 50
-18,527
2.750.000
HaledoD Nat Bank
Bank of Jamestown:
Common
Nat
Plainfield—
First National Bk...
....
Tompkins Co Nat Bk
Debentures "A"..
Debentures "B"__
/100
\100
2,208,989
300.000
472,489
People's Bk & Tr Oo.
Plainfield Trust Co..
IthacaFirst National Bank.
Jamestown.....
Passaic—
Mid-City Trust Co..
First Nat Bk & Tr Oo
---.*■*
15
50
200,000
250.000
Passaic N Bk&Tr Co
State Trust Co
Elmira—
Chemung Can Tr Go
Ithaca Trust Co
Trust Co of New Jer¬
—
Brooklyn—Slate B
125
600,000
884.000
100,000
1,200,000
600.000
100,000
PkTr Co Weehawken h
350,000
Preferred
-—
Marine Midl'd Tr Co
5K
50
Hamilton
Security Trust Co
U S Trust Co-
—
Preferred--—--—
8
100
10
100
325""
400
8,005,548 /100
Common.-.--
"35" "38"
25
25
475
310
165
100
6,712,129
5,130,189
Common
560,858
1,105,655
30,062,487
100
Bingh&mton—
51,435,349
1,969,566
1,176,766
Auburn—
100
25
250,000
257,510
102,618
1,229,983
Liberty National Bk
Guttenberg
Merchants TrUnCity
Oomw'lth Tr Un City
Gutt'b'g Bk & Tr Oo
Common
Institutions
Dec. 31
Nomi nal
Per share•
Nat Bank of Auburn
8K
50
100,000
50,000
Paterson Sav Inst
State
700,000
750.000
55
21
2,387,895
North & West Hu dson—
IstNat Bk of Un City
300,000
Nat Bk of W N Y—
Common..
Preferred
NEW YORK
City National Bank:
25
4,000,000 13,896,831 127,800,108
Preferred
Merch & Newark Tr.
Union National Bk.
Common
60
"ir*
•
Common.....
A
45
5,021,796
2,310,000
389,138
Fidelity Un Tr Co-
Preferred
10
50
10
1.500.000
433.181
149,205
50,000 \t
42,451
50,000
776,979
528,170
400.000
67,846
100,000
34.165
1.622.500 1,162,800
12,270,321
2,733,292
1,436,911
3,500.000
3,500.000
100.000
Farmers' Trust Co..
12
Mat Com Bk & Tr Co
5
421,041
90
10 ;■
First Trust Co......
6K
f 25
t
85
N Y State Nat Bank.
Long Branch-
200,000
60
50
""5"
16
100
25
5.609.098
6,520,821
1,288,994
8,087,693
100
275
12
100
2,884,505
57,220,425
77,231,053
30,827,285
50
100
2.333,809
432.670
21,080,613
19,018.156
482,914
468,618
395,400
t
10
3K
......
100
2.026.097
Preferred B
West Bergen Tr Co..
share.
250
50
Albany—
18
*»
1,880,547
Per
100
.....
10
713,413
60,168,147
23,496,680
685,386
$
15,725,181
34,804,193
2,154,851
25
28,663,237 [ 25
\ 30
2,850,000
3,000,000
2.000,000
Preferred A
Banking Oo
Hanks
Auburn Trust Co
i
Ask.
753,999
527,637
237,247
48,350
1,077,114
762,365
100,000
200,000
100.000
Dec. 31
100
39.934,511
3,124.764
Bid.
"35"
( 10
1,141,669
2,487,928
1,273,501
Par.
60
*"65""
\Iech & Farmers Bk.
25,000
504,647
584,888
Common..
Preferred
25
10
\
Oross
Deposits.
Mechanics'
Woodbury Trust Oo.
25
100
8.313,310
&
First Nat Bk & Tr Oo
I 10
Columbia Trust Co..
Jefferson Trust Co..
Hudson Co Nat Bk—
25
$
1,000.000
5,200,000
300,000
200,000
1.000,000
5.400.000
National Bank—
2K
—...
100
Hoboken—
First National Bank.
Franklin Nat Bank..
Farm
IK
Institutions
Dec. 31
Woodbury—
"125""
f 25
19,728,480
Elizabeth—
Elisabethport BkgOo
100
100
_
Broad St Nat Bank.
11K
13
State
Nomi nal
■
East Orange-
Ampere Bank & TrCo t
Surplus &
Profits.
Capital.
Ask.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
$
2,250,000
'i'1'-.
Oross
Deposits.
i
CamdenFirstOamNatB&TOo
Oamden S D & Tr Oo
i'1
NEW JERSEY
125
over by the First National Bank of
Jersey City,
d Common and
preferred stock outstanding.
e Units—1 share
preferred, 1 share common stock.
h Affiliated with the Trust Co. of New
i Controlled
by Marine Midland Corp.
I Last sale.
t Oct. 17 1934
u Dec. 31 1933.
t Marine Midland Corp.
N. J.
Jersey, Jersey City.
v
Dec. 31 1934.
was
National Banks
NEW YORK
Dec. 31
Capital.
N. Y. City (Concl.)
State Institutions
National Banks
Dec. 31
Dec. 31
Gross
Surplus eft
Profits.
Deposits.
Common...
77,500,000
50,000,000
1,014,300
330,000
Public Nat Bk&TrOo 8,250.000
Schroder Bkg Corp.
5.000,000
Sterling Nat B & T_.
1.500.000
Trade Bank of N Y_
456.250
38,273,298 1225406000
i
Preferred
Trust co. returns da te
Bk of Athens Tr Co.
Banca Com It Tr Oo
Banco di Nap Tr Co.
Bank of Sicily Tr Co.
112*t
]20
NatSafetyBk&TrCo
Penn Exchange Bank
455,200
85,495
5,148,500
1,702,645
1,004,917
181.476
8,083,200
t
1,676,360
25
91,154,000
112,375,727
'25
<19,387,833
t 4.255.469 12^
t
20
18%
9
8
7%
28%
o%
25%
"l8% "19%
12
10
1934
Dec. 31
535,275
292,615
1,105,463
720,487
444,670
1.000,000
500,000
2.000,000
1.000,000
1.800.000
3,691,700
100
3,082,555
8,082,954
6.372,754
9,522,472
100
"140"" 155"
100
20
"io" "I2""
Bank of N Y & Tr Co
100
6,000,000 10,298,117 200,470,170
Common
342
350
Bankers Trust Co:
Capital notes
City Bank Farmers'
Trust Oo
5,000,000
J48104410
10,000.000 12,223,690
750,000
352,469
Clinton Trust Co
Colonial
20.000,000
476.498,916
Institutions
Dec. 31
Cross
50
6.417,647
25
share.
100
1,345,781
2,199,915
lOf
Peekskill—
Peekskill N B&TCo
Common
100,000
100,000
Preferred
Westches Oo Nat
Common..,.,,.
__
}
100,000
61,190
2,138,124
{:::
4,244.818
50
500,000
^ 385.000
475,000
35,728
2,340,613
100
Bk & Tr Co
550.000
98,028
10
Mutual Trust Oo.
120.000
579,590
200,000
23,461
10
10
Hue—Rye Nat Bk
Tarrytown N B&TrOo
5,521
102,991
4,989,185
2,700,000
2,934,690
1,860.176
20
>2 7
10(1
40
!o
lb
White Plains—
Oltisens Bank
400,000
t
545,458
6,401,170
100
35
45
200,000
200,000
,
30.466
2.501,738
Preferred
10
Pleasantville—
-----
6
Peoples N B & T Co:
109
County Trust Oo.
Yonkers—First
Natl
500,000
1.423,699
8,916,470
40
Bank in Yonkers..
Yonkers Nat Bank
300,000
313,846
4,636,205
10
—
400,000
16,302
7,743,681
/ 20
Preferred....
400.000
Common
Preferred
& Trust C>—
Common
20
3,528,405
prices
Per
$
$
176,350
118,024
105
U?
45.656,182
Ash.
Nom.
25
25
100
5%
20
Bid.
Par.
Deposits.
38
_
Chemical Bk & Tr Co
Common
58
56
Common
25,000,000 62,018,798 882,988,031
Bronx County Tr Oo
257.500 10.577,524
2,722,400
Cent Han Bk&Tr Oo
Common
21,000,000 61.512,764 738,625,248
Surplus <ft
Profits.
Westchester Co. (Concl.)$ '1
Ossinino—1st Nat Bk
;, & Trust Co.
250,000
Ossining Trust Oo
200,000 /
Mt Pleas B&TrOo
Port Chester—1st N_
100
State
NEW YORK
Capital.
Ask.
Bid.
Nomx nal.
Per share.
SM-1
National City Bank:
Anglo-South Am Tr_
Par
111
TRUST COMPANIES
AND
BANKS
APRIL, 1935]
""35"" "45"
20
.....
II
120
12
10
Trust Co.
2.000.000
873,i99
Continental Bk & Tr:
Common
Corn Ex Bk & Tr Co
4,000,000
3,608,859
53.307,684
10
10 %
12
15,000.000 16.124,857 237.557.793
Corporation Trust Oo
500.000 »
72,554
184,795
20
41%
42%
17
18
Common
Empire Trust Co:
Common
Common..
Hellenic Bk Tr Oo
2.692,462
1,317,948
17,217,086
11,548,934
100
90,000,000 177294720
1,000,000
205,259
Fiduciary Trust Co..
Guaranty Trust Co:
3,000,000 ,2.421.162
2,700,000
825,000
775,180
2,000,000
Capital notes.
FederationBk&TrCo
Fulton Trust Co—
Common
1,260,064,445
2.651,964
100
100
1,000,000
,
Common..
Nomi nal.
100
50,000,000 57,819,840 482,555,114
683,323
9,371.922
1,000.000
10
100
33.501,236
25
1,987,760
2.000,000
235
250
248
253
Common........ 32,935,000
\10297 483 500,316,730
25,000,000
| 20
Common.;.......
7,503,239
5.000.000
84,741.003
2,500,000 I
Capital notes
Title Guar & Tr Co—
Common
10,000,000 ,8,160,355
Capital notes
3,000,000
Trust Co of Nor Am.
950,000
226,668
Underwriters Tr Oo.
1.000,000
810,860
U 8 Trust Oo of N Y
2.000.000 27.704,868
Jamaica, L. I.—
Jamaica Nat Bank..
248,200
<20
| 25
18,006,232 / 20
37%
39%
19%
20%
5%
WA
93
96
100
1,874,700
150.000
58.474
20
Charlotte Nat Bank.
Commercial Nat Bk.
Union Nat Bank
600.000
500.000
1.200,000
223,728
368,205
387,658
1.235,897
300,000
50
3,638,477
7,541,486
5,231,351
37,825.657
100
100
Bank.
150.000
36,086
Fidelity Bank
Depositors Nat*l Bk.
500,000
400,000
100,000
960,868
115,136
Nat
Home Havings Bank.
Mech & Farmers Bk-
Common
89,207
114,000
100,000
J
100,000
100.000
....
Preferred
Greensboro—
4
5
Preferred
""55" "65"
100 1575
25
8.326,829
57.262,424
-
-
-
-
179
y* 57.825
27,337
100
1,041,513
12,309,236
1,288,924
1.851.521
30
71
45
"35"
40
25
75
20
25
1,069,714 I 25
1100
'
1,359,591
10
10
1625
7,725,148
10
~
-
Security Nat Bank—
Common
318.000
282.000
J 215,249
U
N
10
12
15
17
Wllm Sav & Tr Co..
300.000
cent
sa
25
2,216,337
6,634,271
O
re
46,108
467,311
200,000
■
10
-
People's Sav Bk & Tr
517,418
•
Guilford Nat Bank—
Common......
Rochester-
567,085
125
151
Durham—
Citizens'
Preferred.....
1,000,000
60
50
110
100
50
2,000,000 t
3,500,000
share.
20
Charlotte—
Wilmington
First Nat Bk & Tr Oo
^
1.909,216
>'•
Too
4,467,962
8,718,338
63,261,322
150,000
American Trust Co..
14
13
Marine Midi Tr Co:
New York Trust Co:
;
Common
12,500,000 121361490 334.157,758
Per
First Nat Bk & Tr_.
Common
Preferred
Mflrs Trust Co:
Capital notes
Dec. 31
Aaheyille—
7,275,696
Irving Trust Co:
J Henry Schroder Tr
Lawyers Co Tr Oo—
Common..J**.*.
««?§ NORTH CAROLINA
100
62,588.513
lea
10
Lincoin-Allia Bk&Tr
Common
Capital notes
.....
Central Trust Co—
Common..
....
Capital notes
Genesee Vail Tr Co
Roch Trust & S D Oo
600,000
1,500,000
| 134,697
2,750,000
1,000,000
3,632,946
.571,595
33,117,225
j 20
14,898,765
38,003,946
716,295
15.310,566
{.
20
Common......
..
Capital notes—...
Union Trust Co:
300,000
1.000,000
I1
3,000,000
2,000,000
495,312
39,509,967
Union National Bank
400,000
381,212
300,600
260.275
5,613.669
1,119.269
T~ 8" "9H
y77
J100
13,871,563
Capital notes.....
9
25
8,973,479
Citizens Trust Co—
Common
Common........
Branch Bkg & Tr Co
Common •........
7%
20
Security Trust Co—
Wilson—
82
_
Capital notes
Schenectady Tr Co..
150,000
750,000
V*
17,678,158 J100
1160
25
2.548.883
■
53,183
1,253,614
60,028,041
15
10
1,365,914
100
——
10
100,000
4 000.000
.
| <30
100
250
m
m
m
NORTH DAKOTA
Dec. 31
m'm'mm :'
J100
io<" "§65""
Nomi nal.
mmm
Per
Fargo—
Dakota Nat
225.000
50.000
163,612
150,000 I
600,000
250,000
250.000
Bank..
Fargo National Bk..
Lincoln Nat B & TCo
Common
100,447
100,000 \
........
Preferred
Wachovia Bk &Tr
Vational Banks
,
453,541
100.000
.
Winston-Salem—
Common
Syracuse-
120,765
86,493
732,895
Common........
750,000
81,006
7,069,274
Preferred
300,000
714.969
47,717,013
,518,413
26,361.443
1,025,602
301,985
75,255
169,385
21,961,028
7,851,518
5,327,614
3,388,899
ioo
784,650
35.159.329
22
\2%
23%
20
100
N
20
20
Common
Preferred
Merch Nat B & T Co
6H
8
5
Merch Nat Bk&TrOo
Nor & Dakota Tr Oo
n
6,238,842 1100
2,897,872
56,927
482,243
n
0
'-.r,
re cent
■■■:'
100
86,552
share.
100
1,944,543
1,312,895
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
20
12.984,330
1,500,000
300,000
Preferred
.
First National Bank-
550
Schenectady-
...
400.000 I
400,000
Preferred i
Nat Bk of Wilson
■■
sa
lea
25
6
100
First Trust & Dep Co
ii
Common
Capital notes
Syracuse Trust Co..
1,620,000
8.000.000
Common
2,500,000
Capital notes
1,800,000
I1
m
National Banks
9%
j 25
OHIO
Dec. 31
Institutions
State
Dec. 31
Troy—
Manuractur Nat Bk.
National City Bank.
Union Nat Bank
Troy Trust Co......
<2,000,000
600,000
d700,000
<*500.000
Nomi nal
25
25
'"25" "30"
l
Capital notes
Goodyear State Bk_.
Utica—
First Citizens Bk & T
Capital notes
1.000,000
600,000
Common
20
8,568.704
200,000
10
n|
Common........
Preferred
104.601
200,000
210,000
81,275
500,000
400,000
260,848
5,434,400
35
Capital notes.....
Westohestor Co—
Kit. Vernon—1st N__
Mt Vernon Tr Oo.
100
re
8,554,555
| <25
t—
1.800.000
905,074
432.435
12,887,833
8,110,005
1,061,003
8,815,404
131,024
140,623
2,663,755
1.442,120
100
100
mm
400,000
500,000
200.000
c
550,485
633,198
11,120,692
5,415.553
100
f
10
75
2%
100
Huguenot Tr Co..
New Rochelle Tr..
1,650.000
4,266
165,332
83,905
393.862
1,213,450
3%
3,107,834
1,084,729
12,979.895
20
'"23" "30"
n
20
20
"23" "33"
7
Dec. 31 1932.
in process of revision,
In process of liquidation.
I Last sale.
Member First Nat. Bank Stock Corp.
o
Oct. 17 1934.
s
June 30 1934.
m
<400
t Dec. 31
1934.
f
New stock,
x
210
80
195
70
10
/March 5 1934.
g
m m
100
100
< Controlled by Marine Midland Corp.
20
m
mmmmmm
■
d Capital structure
1,000.000
3.000,000
cent
les
12,383,479 /IOO
t Marine Midland Corp.
340,000
300,000
850.000
First Nat Bank
2.866,922
N O
40
New Rochelle—
Central Nat Bank.
j 420,440
fion.ono
Atlas Nat Bank
Olnn Bk & Tr Oo—
Northern N Y Tr Oo
Common........
V,i..
„...
52.343
share.
100
Canton—
Columbia Bk & S Co
25
3,495.654
9,332.826
•a
200,000
750.000
First National Bank.
Cincinnati—
500.000
71,362
500,000
100,000
Geo D Harter Bank.
25
Watertown—
Jefferson Co Nat Bk
Watertown Nat Bk—
—
Capital notes
388,119
200,000 1
Firestone Bk Tr&S B
4,000,000
Oneida Nat Bk & Tr
Common...
Preferred
Per
AkronDime Savings Bk Co
Common
Ex-rights
.
9
BAMS
113
National Banks
Surplus <4
Profits.
Capital.
Cincinnati (Con.)
First National Bank.
Norwood-Hyde Park
BkATrOo
Lincoln Nat Bank..
Northslde Bk A Tr Co
People's Bk A St Oo
Ptot S Bk 8c Tr Oo
Second Nat Bank..
So Ohio S Bk & Tr Oo
Western Bk 8c Tr Oo
—
State
OHIO
Dec. 31
AND
Institutions
4,801,484
800.000
138,210
916,648
62,401
176,199
2,903,154
675,136
280.288
285,067
500.000
300.000
700.000
1.800,000
1.000.000
650.000
2,250.000
Gross
Par.
Deposits.
Bid.
AsJt.
:
...
Capital.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
61,296,314
117
100
6,953,904
2.043,050
2,466,967
34,692.386
11,493,964
5,005,521
11,047.012
50
130
75
40
120
50
100
4,432,659
120
100
50
Surplus A
Profits.
Qross
Deposits.
Par.
Ask.
Nomi Ml.
Per share.
S
Allentown—
Bid.
1,000,000
1.000,000
450,000
500.000
1,560,899
2,437,172
1,158.695
1,070,616
9,882,285
7,349,240
5,012,095
6,633,957
100
Oommon........
150,000
351,614
5,396,422
Preferred--.--—.
305,000
/100
250.000
300,000
249.300
390.348
3.031,253 I 10
224,758
1,052,876
100
200,000
1,160.000
50,000
800,000
300,000
109,540
243,898
40,000
100
173,567
726,506
11,816,515
500,000
7,111,840
2,437,619
300.000
300,000
304.200
515,661
10,423,843
12,503
809,826
Allentown Nat Bank
Merchants Nat'l Bk.
Second Nat Bank..
Lehigh Vail Trust Oo
100
25
140
10
10
40
145
45
20
150
100
"20~'
10
100
100
10
70
70
3
22""
80
Altoona—
First Nat Bank—
90
5
Oentral Trust Oo—
Common
COMPANIES
KfggBm* PENNSYLVANIA
Dec. 31
$
S
0.000.000
TRUST
tioo
Altoona Trust Oo—
4.000.000
|1(637.616
2,500,000
Oapital notes
Fifth-Third-Union Tr ust Oo—
H Common...5,000,000 12,319,472
5.000,000
Capital notes....
....
55,485,623
34
{100
37
Common
Preferred
Oentral Trust Oo...
78,341,354
32
200
25
10
i!5i"
35
125
{100
1
Erie-
Cleveland—
Amer Say Bank Co..
350.000
218,058
100
3,182,720
Oentral Un Nat Bk—
Common
Preferred
01ev Say 8c Loan Co.
Lorain Str Say A Tr.
5,000,000 11,236,359 116,295,227 I 20
t 16
8,000,000
250.000
564,701
2,319,567 100
500.000
135.000
2,000,000 100
9
120
130
100
16
18
100
59
62
11
Bank of Erie
First National Bank
Lawrence Park N Bk
Marine Nat Bank...
Nat Bk A Trust Co..
Common
Preferred
North Amer Bk Oo.
Preferred
4,700,000 11,333,727
4.000,000
200,000
51,302
99.629.682
320,692
Union Trust Oo
Cleveland Trust Oo
Common......... 13,800,000 13,020,055 263.630,371
Oapital notes
15,000,000
Union Say 8c L Co..
392,096
900,000
2,094,137
250,000
23,343
922,659
2,462,659
1,679,462
18,256,983
1,016,044
1,767,287
48,462,403
2,927,473
839,878
52.215,456
40,493
4.448,785
181,582
9.117,768
Olty Nat Bk 8c Tr Oo 2,400,000
Oolumbus Saying Bk
100,000
Fifth Aye Say Bk Oo c
200,000
Huntington Nat Bk.
62.781
71.268
1,302,117
254,196
12,194
3,500,000
Market Exch Bank..
Northern Say Bk
200,000
200.000
c4.000.000
Preferred
Oapital notes
1,100,000
500,000
1.000,000
,
Common........
400,000
400.000
200,000
600,000
700.000
664,341
938,392
307,328
8,680,489
6,272,528
300.000
300,000
300.000
284,495
4,403.459
10
163,084
1.592,573
10
Oentral-Penn Nat Bk
3.040.000
Oity National Bank.
Oorn Exch Nat Bank
I425.9OO
6,502,079
211,169
49.623,957
5,479,694
50
,
A Trust Oo
Erie National Bank.
First National Bank.
Gimbel Bros Bk A Tr
4,550.000
8,246.208
80,915,136
20
500,000
3.111.000
200,000
131,673
4,792,913
70,595
179,190
3,804,843
1,471,087
1,656,285
80,167,502
1,842,935
7,364,309
27,500,601
11,788,690
60
17
IOO
262
Cones toga Nat Bk..
Fulton Nat Bank...
Lancaster Oo Nat Bk
Northern Bk A Tr Oo
(100
520,954
11,523,994
o
600.000
271.872
les
Kensington Nat Bk.
Market St Nat Bk..
NatBkofGerATrOo
Nat'l Bk of Olney-
100
15
Oommon
60
57.944.380
......
Preferred
North Broad Nat'l Bk
Northeast Nat Bank
2,500.000
1,500.000
350,000
1.250.000
382,681
12,170,263 r so
220,515
14,993
1,578,531
1,250,000 L
6,526,888 \io6
1,904,079
14,836,129
100
152,705
6,382,658
25
12
14
46"
'50'"
97
90
Oommon.......
Dec. 31
OKLAHOMA
M
268
100
50
100
10
"l8~"
290
283*
133,573
66,070
1,094,785
2,009),914
50
68,982
1,047,029
25
20
67
50
,12
303*
16
10
300
25
19,378,473 342,144,224
200,000
210,635
*8
10
67,539
36,260
100,000
share
100
2,303,703
1,173,264
90,131
105,434
1,448,721
2,337,941
25
100
51,167
100.000
J*
30
1,724,645
100
3,279,656
100
N
0
cent
4.428,814 /100
uoo
sa
les
150,093
300,000
200,000
J 293,797
200,000
Oklahoma City—
Olty Nat l BkATr Oo
87,064
2,600.000 12,616,226
2,400.000
Fidelity Nat Bank..
Liberty Nat Bank..
450,000
1,200,000
Oklahoma Nat Bank.
Tradesmen's Nat Bk
100,000
500.000
100,000 I
200,000
350,000
41,029,449 /
10
29
I
10
100
100
100
216,611
12,433,463
185
5,762,189
;:i;
323*
"15"" "75""
100
63,200
38,181
2.035,052
46,267
1,683,481
25
3,300.000
4,190.946
IOO
51,756
377,494
427,710
130,252
16,019,499
7,786,456
1,204,746
2,495,405
36,143,648
1,587,368
1.813,193
1.030.309
918,909
101,599.711
557,224
7.751.310
14,815,710
107,202,782
9,211.123
250.000
0,700.000
2,350.000
29,510,194
........
preferred.....
2d preferred
Liberty Title A Tr Oo
Mitten Bk A Tr Oo
.
Ninth Bank A Tr Oo
Northern Trust Oo
Nor Phila Trust Oo.
150
13,042,174
932,379
797,680
400.000
500.000
1,400,000
4.000,000 10,511,335
882.250 2,688,255
110
135
60
80
125
160
Penn Oo for Insur on
Llyes A Grant Ann
Tr A Safe Dep Oo.
Penn W'h'g A S D Oo
Provident Trust
Real Est Tr Oo
Real EstL'nd T ATCo
Oommon........
Preferred
Security Bk A Tr Co.
Common
123
20
...
Preferred-.....,.
3,783,735 f 20
\ 20
20
4,080,150
m m.m
mmm
m mm
995,973
4,000.000
3,000,000
1.000,000
1,500,000
2.376.000
500,000
500.000
37,292,322 f
1
60
100
100
10
10
10
4 3*
119
124
14
"15"" HJi
10
322
193
28
17
328""
203
15""
10
873*
9
893*
103*
20
11,131,389
[10
4 2*
5 3*
10
34,856,327
110
1 ,194,693
6,196,834
60
500,159
,735,980
,398,225
.110,194
4,476,309
17,485,893
9,740,928
5.456,892
50
|7,828,924
300,000 1
250,000
145,694
200,000
212,341
242,154
107,123
389,198
515,158
20
.....
8
100
50
470
490
64
68
10
253*
273*
100
i
400
415
50
30.963.039
40
10ft
r
7,500,000
7,500,000
"48"" '55V
10
69
73
10
53*
63*
10
2,369,866 f 10
L 10
mmrnrnm
mmmrnrn
17
120
earn,m
^
Pittsburgh—
Allegheny Valley BkArsenal Bank
------
100.000
Bank of Ohio Valley.
Braddock Nat Bank.
10
200,000
1,000.000
1.000.000
2,581,328
50
988,772
502,928
9.890,475
14.705.672
60
75.JV
100
I5o
50
"35" "47""
State Institutions
Dec. 31
Nomi nat
Per share
Eugene200,000
50
100
20
8,400,000 13,668,596 207,373,756
750.000
878,963
927,228
3,200,000 13,925,508 42,572,801
1,500.000 2,408,438
9,223,661
Olty Dep Bk A Tr Co
OREGON
30
30
82,511
Ohestnut Hill T A Tr
Fidelity-Phila Tr Oo
1st
100
4,248,169
179,092
331.481
13,086
2,000,000 12,392,489
4.000,000
National Banks
133*
Integrity Trust Co—
Tulsa—
2.500.000
69
1°
425.000
200.000
—....
First Nat BkATrOo
Oommon.,..,.,..
Preferred...
.
200,000 1
300,000
1,000.000
Oommon
100,000
300,000
...
Banca Oom It Tr Co.
Broad Street Trust..
Muskogee—
Oltlsens National Bk
Oemmercial Nat Bk.
7.558,565
750,000
Finance OoofPa...
Frankford Trust Oo_
German to vrn Tr Oo.
Glrard Trust Co
Industrial Trust Oo.
100
re
First Nat Bk of McA
1,413,149
681,786
500.000 I
Wyoming Bk A Tr..
Dec. 31
Per
100.000
75,000
Nat Bk of McAlester
3,805,038
1,693,773
100
150.000
160,577
76,728
2.500,000
600,000
2,261,883
373,480
62.376,814
2,879,022
100
115
120
100
*02
106
4.000.000
3,527,245
86,085,978
20
30
31
a
Oapital Bank A Trust Oo. of Harrisburg, Pa„ outcome of the
union
of the Commonwealth Trust Oo. and the Union Trust Oo, of that city,
granted a charter in March 1935.
100
c
31
10
250,000 L
Tradesmen'sNational
Bank A Trust Oo_
State Institutions
MoAlester—
Bk..
III
South Phila Nat Bk-
Nomi nal.
PortlandFirst National Bank.
Portland Tr A Say Bk
United States
Nat'l
10
*908,943
Preferred.
83*
Guthrie—
First National Bank.
First State Bank
First National Bank
United Statee N Bk.
112
120
41,130
100.000 L
100,000
250,000
Common
750,000 L
1,250.000
National Banks
Dec. 31
150
175
50
Second Nat Bank-
.
Preferred...
Nat Bk of Com'erce.
Nat Bank of Tulsa—
Oommon...
Preferred
I7n
20
20
8,634,505
10
1,150,000
1,000,000
400,000
Preferred...*^.;
250,000
Phlladelphla Nat Bk 14.OOO.000
Roosevelt Bank
185.000
Oommon.......
Preferred...
Tioga Nat Bk A TrOo
First Nat Bk A Tr Oo
Fourth Nat Bank—
Common
155"
Northw'n Nat Bk—
Oity Tr 8c Sav Bk—
Preferred
150"
25
Philadelphia—
re cent
sa
{25
Ohio Citizens Tr Oo.
Toledo Trust Oo—
Oommon
First Nat BkATrOo
Oommon
100
100
}~25
1,546,905
5,581,024
Oommon
Oapital notes
2,877,410
9,223,790
7,308,312
"■id"
Farmers' BkATr Oo
2,462,490 /100
1125
Union Nat Bank
50
"25
Lancaster—
100
100
100
20
20,119,145 rioo
I 60
^1,594,245
1,973,079
*4,988*099
10
132.368
5,000,000
3.000,000
300,000
100
c
120.561
.......
15
Dauphin Dep Tr Oo.
Harrisburg Trust Oo
600,000
Oapital notes
Mahoning Nat Bank
Mahoning Say 8c Tr.
10
100
200,000 1
200,000
Preferred
Oommon.
50
225,635
150,000
813,810
868,933
1,035,177
1,249,628
Spltser-R T A S Bk.
.....
immmrn
247.010
313,289
Nat Bank of Toledo:
Oapital notes....
Toungstown—
Dollar Say & Tr Oo—
200
"25"
300,000
400.000
N
900.000
.....
1
..
Preferred
Toledo—
Commerce Guard Bk
Oommon
50
60
100
Oommon
200,000
300,000
900,000
Third N B & Tr Oo__
Winters Natl Bk—
...
U00
300
15
50
I
Allison-East End Tr.
Preferred
la Common
Common
100
Capital Bk A Tr Co.
Harrlsburg Nat Bank
Oentral Trust Oo—
ColumbusBranson Bk 8c Tr Oo
'
100
Harrisburg—
y."
Ohio National Bk
Dayton—
Mercn N B 8c T Oo—
450
ion
Security-Peoples Tr-
National Oity Bank
Common.........
185.329
100
Member of the BancOhio Corp.
i Oct. 17 1934.
I Last sale.
V
In process of reorganization.
""ttc'ir*4 south carolina'"fsgxf™
pennsylvania ""ssfttSurplus
Lu,
Pittsburgh
(Concluded.)
$
j
4,546.336
8,918,145
5,321,757
445,194
136,291
970,098
,
650.000
200.000
172.700
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
Capital.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
46,748.910
72,677,157
75,749,732
6,036,318
2,868,033
1,071,970
%
1,288,365
3,767,986
Charleston—
2,262,887 J..50
1-50
180" 210""
175
160
100
100
i
•
i
i
i
i
i
60
i
i
« i
:
rnmmmm
t
200,000 I
200.000
Common
Preferred
Preferred
Nor Side Deposit Bk
Pitt National Bank.
Union National Bank
Union Savings BankWestern S A D Bank
Allegheny Trust Ck>_
Colonial Trust Oo
Oom'wealth Trust Oo
Dormont SAT
Oo.
Farmers Deposit Tr.
Fidelity Trust Oo
HaslewoodBk ofPitts
125.000
200,00
700.000
2.000.000
1.000,000
600.000
700.000
2.600.000
1.500.000
126.000
1.320.000
2.000.000
200.000
200.000
48,213
106,680
379,112
3,225,200
3,966,131
378,997
749,583
1,562,560
1,838,648
105,539
1,098,714
8,779,943
108,630
387,865
1,153.751 / 25
50
130
145
92
79
60
Potter Title A Tr Oo
Common
Preferred
Provident Trust Oo.
South Hills Trust Oo
Union Trust Oo
Washington Tr Oo__
West End Bank
William Penn Tr Oo.
68
75
Preferred
60
398,804
1,812.128
45
50
76,960,117
20
20H
Oity Bank A Tr Oo._
Beading Trust Oo.
Scranton—
E. Scranton State Bk
First Nat Bank—
Common....
Preferred
Green Aidge Bank
North Scrant Bk A Tr
Bank
Providence
406,683
500,000
750,000
........
Preferred
South Side Bk A Tr.
143,241
116,844
200,000
125.000
1,519,321
100.000
National Banks
Dee. 31
100
Common........
100 6000
100
68
Oommon
...
....
185
17
12,403
J
1,658,050
J100
16
120
Uoo
34,836
100
1,368,281
1,023,422
4,253,519
4.749,949
507,932
4.719,949
240
300
1,326,974
317,305
2,699,640
200.000
170,230
o
200.000
300,000
400.000
9
i 10
12,141,284
2,805,523
12,899,278
10
916.406
25
*2*
lu
74,981.674
745,862
2,155,609
/ 25
18
......
......
[f>
11
19
934,944
•
2.059,538
/SO
175
4,202.072
25
601,054
14,853,686
2,463.629
•
r 25
385,317
i»i
50
759.784
,
i
......
77,775
.
1,788,141
200
|100
150
160
8.278,104
170,727
7,519,610
891,616
31,430.023
14,055
77,093
561,835
202.834
640,250 100
1,263,876 6.25
100
18,348,294
7,533,746 100
1100
"95" 165""
100
50.000
200 000
600.000
1,000,000
100
6
110
7
150
160
mm'mmm
;
1,320,260
1,303,202
65,737
32,658,739
24,762,337
100
8,500,000
2,958,752
40,602,083
10
110
State Savings Bank.
Union Planters' Nat'l
50
Bank A Trust Co.
75
250
245
100
100
210
1.293.908
Nat Bk of Commerce
50
.:■)
1.000,000
1,000.000
50,000
First National Bank
60
~80~"
220
250
Nashville—
12tf
12H
American Nat Bank
• i i i i "80"
■
i
i
i
3.000.000 1
4,000,000
40,531,569
409,892
6,850,946
10,774,442
500.000 1
—
286,959
300,000
800,000
Common
•
324,208
Broadway Nat Bank
Commerce-Union Bk
60
I5o"
2b
f 25
382.088
Nashville Trust Oo—
"76" "80""
26
10
26
24
8,387,853 (100
(b)
100
125
1100
333.408
8
7
1100
1.000.000
Preferred
Third National Bank al ,000,000
25
>
170
50
L 25
200,000
100
833,085
Common.........
250,000
Dec. 31
250,000 1
400,000
2,000,000
Knoxvilla—
Bank of Knxoville
Oomm'l Bk 8c Tr Oo.
HamiltonNatlonalRk
Park National Bank.
Preferred
1,000,000
les
v
<
•
25
107,635
,
re cent
Institutions
State
625.000
Memphis—
5.000.000 ,3.069.799
1.500,000
200.000
143,509
500.000
242.783
200.000
91,073
N
100
100
100
Nomi nal.
Per share
Oommon.^.
.....
1.600.000
300.000
1,170.300
54,122
112,287
102,304
tennessee
Chattanooga—
Amer Tr A Bkg Oo__
Commercial Nat Bk:
50
8,949,995
Penna Trust Oo—
Preferred
180
6400
80
50
60
1,507,276
1,419,878
500.000
300,000
250.000
Preferred
100
10
inn
Third Nat B A T Co-
West Bids Bank
5.695,057
3,430,319
Nomi nai.
Per share.
Security Nat'l B A Tr
4,657.944 I 20
1100
857,937
150.000
187,878
322,344
1,564,868
125.000
1.500.000 70,922,201 203,928,395
500.000 1,255,541
4,981,285
Scranton Nat Bk—
Common
10
1,234,498
452,670
442.075
125,000
100.000
450.000
600.000
Hamilton Nat Bank.
Berks Oo Trust Oo_.
les
21H
250.000
1,000,000 L
...
sa
9
4,066,779
80,786
70.000
Preferred
_
0
rec ent
10
67,191
,
80,000
,
Sioux Falls—
Citisens Nat Bk A Tr
Corn Exch Sav Bank
First Nat'l Bk A Tr_
Heading—
Union Nat Bank:
Common
■v;,
wa"mn" south dakota3""*itit*0™
84
65
50
Worldngman's Savgs
Bank A Trust Go-
27.261.464 J100
1100
110
1,885,222
People's—Pittsburgh
Tr Oo
J 156,313
250,000
200,000
..
.
6.000.000 11.767,479
Hill Top Bank
Manchester
Savings
Bank A Trust Oo.
$
12,793,418 0100
4,462,848 100
466,469 100
Bank—
Common.......
Preferred. wisS'i
50
664,805
Nomi nal.
Per share
Spartanburg—
Com'l Nat
43
100
36
13.987.332
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
i'1?Vr.i-yv:;'.
y
1 25
876,435
7,577.272 "50
25,336,637 100
27,711,669 100
50
2.789.468
7.069.196 100
27.651.090 100
14,443,084 100
50
1,802,303
301.406
-
Greenville-
Peoples Nat Bank...
125.000 1
$
473,661
137,578
39,853
Gross
Deposits.
N
200.000
35,000
First National Bank-
100
7.500.000 18,424,103 243,346.104
.......
:P'
''
600,000
200,000
60,000
ColumbiaFirst Nat Bk of Ool.
Lower Main St Bank
100
Surplus A
Profits.
1,000,000
1.300,000
Common........
Preferred.
100
Keystone Nat Bk—
Mellon Nat Bank
Nat Bank of America
Common
$
Citizens A Sou Bank 0
Carolina Sav BankMiners A Merch Bk_
South Caro Nat Bk—
50
103,447
100.000
Pittsburgh
Iron 8c Glass Dol Sav
Deposits.
84,747
419.403
Dollar Savings Bank d
6.000.000
Farmers Deposit Nat
First National Bank6.000.000
300,000
Forbes National Bk.
Fourteenth St BankFreehold Bank
Homewood Bank at
Gross
A
Profile.
Capital.
113
trust companies
and
banks
April, 1935]
15,896,860
100
130"*
Wllkes-Barre—
First National Bank.
Hanover Bk A Tr Co
Common........
Preferred
Miners Nat Bank
Beoona Nat Bank
...
W-B Dep A Sav Bk.
Wyomlng Nat Bank.
1,306,657
225
275
50
8.506.859
250.000 '213.022
250.000
2.500.000 5,371,229
1.000.000 3,017.439
970,224
500.000
892,450
500.000
100
40
45
103"
108"
450
500
23
110
1,052,461
750.000
'
National Banks
Dec. 31
50
i
23,057,501
50
14,152,203
3.534.469
7,400,361
100
1,863,760
10
25
20
50
105
Williamsport—
156,353
260.000
225,000
301,519
356,561
3,562,823
3,701*113
Common........
Preferred
Drov 8c Mech N Bk.
250.000 L
158,501
1,854,430
Eastern Nat Bank..
First National Bank.
Industrial Nat Bank.
Western Nat Bank..
100,000
Williams port
N Bk-.
West Branch Bk A Tr
Capital Nat BankCapital stock
10
20
10
20
20
100,000
100.000
Preferred stock—
25
York Co Nat Bank—
York NBkATrOo.
Guardian Trust Co..
York Trust Oo......
I
250.000
150.000
600.000
126.000
225,000
300.000
500.000
500,000
750.000
344,717
23,486
449,437
214,186
501.024
761,526
484,026
764,254
1.134,088
2,567,704
440,049
5,569,728
1,447,116
3,172,765
4,255,628
3,490,276
3,397,733
5,217,517
First National Bank.
6
10
10
Secur St Bk A Trust
18
20"
"15"
16"'
100
10
100
2,147,497
100
100
190
Dallas—
First National BankLiberty State
165""
100
160
20
34
25
26
25H
30
50
63
10
16
17
7.276,594
9,471,651
1.617,058
3,383,905
89.852,639
20
8.000.000
...
Capital notes
150.000
100,000
j
30,000
Mercantile Nat Bk—
Oommon.
Preferred
Republic Nat Bank A
1,000,000
1.000.000
} 351.854
2,131,959
100
100
J100
16,841,512 / 20
Preferred
Nat Bank of Comm.
rhode island
Common.
Nomi rial,
Per share.
...
Preferred—
Newport Nat Bank
Newport Trust Co..
Providence—
Blackstone Can Nat.
Columbus Nat Bank.
Oommon
......
Preferred-.
High St Bk A Tr Oo
Mechanics Nat Bank
Common.......
Preferred
NatBank of OomATr
Phenix Nat Bank—
Providence Nat Bank
Industrial Trust Oo.
Lincoln Trust Oo
Rhode 1 Hos Nat Bk.
Rhode Isld Hos TrCo
Union Trust Oo.....
Woonsoeket—
Woousocket Trust Oo
Common.........
Preferred ........
400,000
300.000
120,000
300.000
25
458.352
6,370,697 J 25
1 25
00
425,874
3.144.357 100
955.224
j
4,252.870
65
89,562
27,069
8
32
.......
Capital notes
Texas Bank A Tr Co:
Common
....
Capital notes.....
0
ent
lea
4,000,000 11,100,000
2,000,000
60,857.985
200.000
743,997
5,370,303
16,904.877
150,000
1.000,000
100,000
75,000
125,000
100.000
J
j
29,032
14,612
"i
33H
34H
100
110
12
14
1100
Trust Co:
Common
rec
100
Bank:
Common
Common........
Newport—
Aquldneck Nat Bank
N
J100
Uoo
338,576
400,000
602,158
400,000
200,000 V 28,705
American Nat Bank.
...
70,268
Beaumont—
York—
10
J
7.262,090
13,122,214
sa
Cent Nat Bk A Tr Co
f
31
Nomi nal
Per thara
323,936
262,775
300.000
600.000
Austin Nat Bank...
250,000 I
192,000
Preferred
Dec.
Austin—
American Nat Bank.
First National Bank:
Common..
State Institutions
texas
/ 20
32
33
190
200
1100
1,528,229
1,011.825
100
20
{100
| 20
31
33
95
100
12
14
•Sale price.
500.000
100,000 1
100,000
120,000
250,000 I
250.000
850.000
450,000
54.630
1,137,468
267.801
1,163,142
25
Bank of Nashville, Tann., on Feb. 18,1935 Increased
$1,000,000 by the sale of 4,000 new
each, offered at $125 a share, thereby
raising the surplus of the bank from $150,000 to $250,000.
a
68
12
15
50
100
110
4,661.939 / 25
I 50
6,948,151
50
3,341.033
60
10,324,621 100
109,546,739 100
979,820
26
41,458,491 £100
47,367.130 1000
20,609,695 100
15
20
(10
110
202,193
735,039
889,425
2,054,032
9,368,032
155,059
2,689,319
1,500.000
4.000,000
125,000
2,500,000
5.000.000 O11950096
1.000.000 e 971,238
Third National
its capital structure from $600,000 to
shares of the par value of $100
common
b Member of First
c
In process
-
"54"
105
185
150
15
240o"
-
d A mutual savings
mm
60
115
195
160
20
2550"
\
e
g
250.000,f
313,753
2.486,735 J100
1 60
105
112
1100
bank.
Feb. 21, 1935.
Affiliated with the Citizens A Southern National Bank of Atlanta.
owned by the Rhode Island Hospital Trust Co.
Ga.
k Stock all
1 Last sale,
o
Oct. 17 1934.
x
200,000 1
Security Corp.
of reorganisation.
.
Ex-dividend.
t Sold at
public sale on March 2 1935 20 shs.
of Union National Bank al
f2 75 a ah.; 8 shs. of City a sh., all Trust Co. atPa. a sh., and 1 sh. of
$9.25
leading Trust Oo. at $10 Bank A of Reading,
114
BANKS
National Banks
Bid.
Ask.
$
248,619
896,165
5,935,193
15,667,094
100
100
750,000
340,497
10.719,896
100
150
500
501,338
Preferred
Ft Worth Nat Bank:
Common
L
Preferred
Fraternal Bk & Tr Co
Union Bank A Tr Co
34,064.866
20
,
486,628
579,624
Corp
200,000
300,000
Common.
Preferred
28
30
100
80,413
673,028
60
200,000
0
N
0
cent
les
sa
75,000
150,000
300,000
55,230
647,044
352,789
3,688,949
100
350,000
250,000
2,000,000
70,596
385,787
600,000
3,059.389
100
100
100
75
475
80
100
500
26,585,159
1,500,0001
493,132
12.623.230 (100
60
65
— ....
Lynchburg Tr A 8 B.
10
Norfolk—
100
Mer A Mec Sav Bk..
N OVa';:
re
750.000
1.000.000
370.337
6,812.550
250,732
8,652,923
16i926
2,065.542
cent
•a
100
100
250,000
2,540,736
85
Seaboard Citz N Bk-
100
Hutching's-Sealy
National Bank
U 8 National Bank..
4,204,983
2,993.213
20
9,348,458 '100
3,786,653
413,087
259,385
share.
100
re
p
Nat Bk of Commerce
248,450
247.244
7,475,672
600,000
500,000
Trust Co
Merch A Planters Bk
Galveston—
City National Bank
First National Bank.
430,615
Com'l Tr & Savs Bks
20
f
Ask,
Per
1,000,000
Oitisens' Mutual Ind
26.910,958 f 20
J,500,000 .1,283,940
1,000,000
2,378
15,420
22,571
100.000
Bid.
Lynohburg—
First National Bank
Loan
825.000
675,000
Par
Lynchburg Nat Bank
People's Nat Bank..
...
Deposits.
Nomi nal.
A
Common
Institutions
Dec. 31
Qross
Profits.
Capital.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Fort Worth—
Continental Nat Bk_
First National Bank:
State
VIRGINIA
Dec. 31
Surplus A
Par
Deposits.
*
300,000
300.000
El Paso—
El Paso Nat Bank..
State National Bank
National Banks
Oross
Surplus A
Profits.
Capital.
COMPANIES
TRUST
State Institutions
Dec. 31
TEXAS
Dec. 31
AND
les
100
Common
Preferred
Southern Savings Bk
........
500.000 f
I
80
175,000
46,338
200,000
200,000
515,000
110,127
1,548,339
10
62.730
2,289,356
10
424,126
100
PetersburgHouston-
Citizens Nat Bank
Citizens State Bank
50
Common.......
City National Bank:
300,000
300.000
3,000,000
2,600.000
Preferred
First Nat Bank—
j, 122,003
5,156,022 ( 20
1100
18
,1,011,413
42,572.159 (100
1100
110
22
Petersb Sav A AmTr
Preferred
Houston Nat Bk—
American Nat Bank:
Common.
o
Preferred.
250,000
250,000
250,000
450,000
,
500,000
2.000,000
3,500,000
-
Second Nat'l Bank..
Nat Bank of Comm.
State National Bank
1,000,000
- a
100
1100
Co..
.00
125
150"
125
150
75
Bank of Comm A Tr
125"
150
Central National Bk.
First A Mer Nat BkMech A Mer Bank.
100
100
100
38,874.995
449",972
s
Trust
Merch A Farmers Bk
225
100
210
100
350*866
Citizens
100
24,807,900
27,874,933
6,046,898
22,070.052
1,250,000
1.500.000
400,000
200,000
600,000
Fidelity Trust Co
9.864,612 /100
/v
''
745,426
2,225,287
172,432
1,050,000
1,000,000
Union National Bank
South .Texas
Com¬
mercial Nat Bank.
Federal Trust Co
168,427
100
100
75,240
5,512,626
50
70,261
115,471
655,698
2,156,877
50
100
100
600,000
1,000,000
3.000.000
200,000
154,500
Preferred
500,000
Common.........
375,426
615,596
2,435,441
65,642
102,764
7,847,327
12,112,603
53,529,644
1,445,951
463,897
N
724,735
131,756
1.750.000
5,098,192
4,095,210
.
PoU'dABagbyTrOo
State-Planters
20
23
25
20
20
18
56
20
100
50
300,000
350.000
Preferred
Port Arthur—
First National Bank.
83,488
Bank
A Trust Co:
Common........
Preferred..
1,250,000
2,000,000
853,132
40.388.873
Sav Bank ft Tr Co..
200,000
300,790
2,584,230
25
Southern Bk & Tr Co
502,538
32U.760
100,000
100.000
Merchants Nat'l Bk.
8&n Antonio—
3,636,306 (100
1100
3,449,829
2,738,387
200,000
32,021
369,139
994,864
5,058,702
15
10
1.200,000
50
48
305,779
1,201,189
324,102
50
21,177,678
2,772,036
45
150
70
100
650
100
100
500,000
1,000,000
465,710
200,000
200,000
102,445
1,925,172
50
300.000
53,059
934,239
583,499
24,080,430
100
3,518,914
100
821
14
16
LlOO
"70"
Roanoke—
Colonial Amer Nat B
First Nat Exch Bank
Mountain Trust Bk.
Alamo National Bk:
....
57
100
165"
San Jacinto Nat BkOommon
les
Richmond-*
150
120
100
100
o
re cent
sa
Virginia Trust Co...
Guardian Trust Co..
Houston Land A Tr.
....
10
Portsmouth-
Common........
Common.
Preferred
.
Preferred
Common
1,000,000
1,000,000
800.000
5,164,778
luw
mn
11,313,167 (100
1100
Bexar Co Nat Bank-
Common........
Preferred
Commonwealth BATr
Frost National Bank
Groos Nat Bank—
t
350.000
150,000
43,874
Nat Bank of Comm.
National Bank ofFort
600.000
537,083
Sam
Dec. 31
......
cent
100
13,392,343
sa
les
Institutions
Dec. 31
100
Seattle-
P*t
First National Bank.
Nat Bk of Commerce
8,000.000
2.500.000
Houston
100,000
500.000
200.000
Oommon
Preferred
WacoCitizens' Nat Bank..
First National Bank.
National City Bank.
18,966
26,916
150,298
661,569
3,609,834
250.000
231,272
350,733
61,030
ino.nno
100
100
2.611,677 flOO
1100
150,000
1,000,000
2.500.000
People's Bk A Tr Co r
600.000
Sumitomo B of Seattle
200.000
Tower Savings Bank
300.000
400,000
University Nat Bank
Seattle Trust Co
550.000
9,331,856
10,611,215
710,946
100
50
100
175
65
100
150
60
State
UTAH
Dec. 31
Institutions
Per
300.000
4,649,271
15,089,236
100
255,738
627,380
584,277
10,428,950
14,544,204
11.760,953
100
755,637
14.056,990
175,554
1.000.000
share.
1.948,235
3,563,552
500,000
109,186
314,226
11,384,752 (100
lioo
N
58,368
360,501
303,142
969,039
100
23,820,858 el 00
100
4,941,134
sa
799,287
178,879
13,937,305
3,250,826
.
trim
100
o
re cent
les
Tacoma—
Nat Bank of Tacoma
1.000.000
Puget Sound Nat Bk
100
152,459
553,575
11
30
45
Old N B & Un T Co-
Nomi nal.
Ogden—
Commercial Sec Bk.
First Security Bk NA
*
......
500,000
500,000
Security State Bank.
25,000
Spok A East Tr Co.. el ,750,000
Washington Trust Co
200.000
Dec. 31
24
105"
Spokane—
First Nat Bk In Spok
Common
Preferred.
National Banks
uat.
share
84,725,272 i 20
21H
42,244,939 c 25
100
17,607,183
100 r—--14,326,245
100
1,679,908
20
1,548,335
20
3,869,023
20
3,052,845 100
38
114,921
053,103
888,898
828,890
91,827
120,502
177,591
313,166
Pacific Nat Bank
San Antonio Nat Bk
South Texas Nat Bk-
Salt Lake
State
WASHINGTON
iUO
Nomi
Common.
Preferred..... i_.
.
National Banks
50
1.200,000
600.000
100
25
City—
Dontl Nat Bk&Tr Co
900,000
First National Bank &1.0UU.UUU
Utah State Nat Bank
750,000
100
40
50
100
65
124
70
130
99
102
WEST VIRGINIA
Eton's Sav Bk A Tr:
Common
1.000.000 I
I
250,000
Utah Sav A Trust Co
3U0.00U
Capital notes
{100
loo "80"
Nomi nal.
90"
Charleston—
Walker Bk & Tr Co:
Common........
Capital notes
1,500,000
750,000
J 353.565
22,937,176
57
{100
60
Per
share
Charleston Nat Bk:
1,062,500 I
Common....,*..
Preferred i
»
.
*
.
_
19.663,549 I 25
I 40
832,412
750,000
.
KanawhaBkgATr Co
Common
500,000
250.000
1.000,000
200,000
500.000
....
Capital notes
Valley Bk.
Kanawha
National Banks
Dec. 31
B&rre—
Granite S B & Tr Co
People's Nat Bank..
Quarry 8 Bk & Tr Co
Institution>
State
VERMONT
Nat Bank of Comm.
Central Trust Co...
Dec. 31
Nomi nal.
Per share.
310,000
200.000
205.000
354,337
115,000
157.978
3,272,055
2.354,877
1,816,635
100
100
100
N o
Burlington—
Dhittenden Co Trust
lowardNatBkJcTrCo
Merchants Nat Bank
re
612,500
600,000
150,000
618,593
332,867
73,008
1,090,000
32,9?4
5,526,244
4,879,126
646,017
4,063,179
341.809
3,530,684
150,000
137,735
Preferred...
235.400
2,329.960 [100
Citizens
Co
Mutual
4,046.354
1,273,608
17,879,075
2,073,829
376,051
100
36,466
230.976
s
{100
100
100
100.000
74.342
1,168,305
100
600.000
388,749
4.514,022
100
449,605
823,860
3,803,854
4,416,537
1,054,000
3,829,193
25
500,000
100.000
300.000
36,532
463,407
468,178
145,500
550,677
100
100
100
100
1,795.300
1,500,330
15,994,078
100
rnmmmm
------
Tr
i
Half Dollar Trust A
Sav Bank
Nat Bank of W Va__
Nat Exchange Bank- i
500.000
75
"75"
110
100
Common..
les
100
407.500
cent
sa
Wheeling— ?•',
Center Wheeling Sav
j 112,586
Burlington Trust Co
100
100
40
So Side Bk A Tr Co.
Security Trust Co..
Wheeling Dollar Sav*
A Trust Co..*....
""90*"
200
105
100
Montpeller—
Capital 8 B & Tr Co
First National Bank:
•Sale price.
Montpelier Nat Bank
100.000
Montp'r S B A Tr Co
619,954
lioo
35,171
241,138
b Member of First Security Corp.
150
c
20
1,231,862
1,233.701
Common
*
100,000
55,000
117.870
100,000
205,000
235,313
Preferred
Klllington Nat Bank
Rutland Co *at Bk:
100,000
131,393
Common....
Preferred
Rutland Tram Co...
100,000
125,000
257,500
105,207
k Includes proceeds of $475,000 debentures sold to the RFC.
110
N O
I
476.166
10
re
100
sa
cent
les ;
I Last tale,
lioo
30,710
1,356.174
lOO
<
0
Controlled by the Joseph F. Meyer interests.
p
In
r
2,468,727 (100
:
.
h June 30 1934.
i Member First National Corp.
$60,255 flOO
lioo
2.538.000
Dec. 30 1933.
..
Member of the Northwest Bancorporatlon.
9
Clement Nat Bank—
Common..
.
e
Rutland—
Central Nat Bank—
Preferred
Member of the Marine Bancorporatlon
d March 5 1934.
luo
s
process
*■
.
of reorganization to be completed on or about Mar. 1 1935
Member People's Corp.
Trust funds.
1 In process
of liquidation
•
Oct. 17 1934.
X
Ex-dividend.
.
.
r." —n-
••
" —...
.
-
;
.
April, 1935]
National bankt
Dec.
AND
BANKS
31,
115
TRUST COMPANIES
State Institutions
WISCONSIN
Dec. 31
Canadian Bank Statements
Capital.
La Crosse—
S
500,000
50,000 b
550,000
Batavtan Nat Bank.
Bxchange State Bank
Nat Bk of La Crosse
State Bk of La Crosse
Milwaukee—
100.000
Returns are all of Jan. 31 1935.
Cross
Surplus &
Profits.
Par.
Deposits.
$
264,960
114,345
164,141
125,436
3,907,636
669,381
4,692,354
20
100
Bid.
20n
sa
o
lee
200,000
_
200,000
450,000
200,000
o
55,549
112,025
12,047
85,394
100
840,361
4,545,378
1,670,488
1,708,650
First Wise Trust Co.
20
20
t
Bid.
Per
$
Bank of Nova ftcotia 12.000.000 24.000.000 208,218,589
100
282
100
100
220
100
185
100
195
100
100
100
100
100
192
128
Ask.
cent.
290
47li 'so"
"id"
100
20
3.000.000
1,461,790
36,546,062
5,462
9.201
1,273,162
859,014
38,882
763,552
226,151
587,214
694,131
961,512
3,042,337
2,238,064
2,364,248
35
16
TorontoBank of Toronto
6,000,000 9.000 000 90,731,440
Can Bank of Comm. 30.000.000 20,000,000 454,421,323
Dominion Bank....
7,000,000 7,000,000 95,227,614
Imperial Bank of Clan 7.000.000 g nnn.nno 107,054,250
cent.
150
225
154
188
200
100
550,000
475,000
400,000
300,000
1.000.000
32
20
600,000
200.000
Park Savings Bank-
State Bank of Mllw.
TeutoniaAveStateBk
West Side Bank
Wisconsin State Bk.
70
Par.
Deposits.
d
First Wise N Bk
g 10,000,000
5,522.264 163,474,846
Home Savings Bank.
500.000
85,294
774,622
Kil bourn State Bk..
135.000
20,716
677,613
I4ncoln State Bank:
Common..
100,000 t
55,167
543,784
300,000
Capital notes
Marine Nat Exch Bk 2.200,000
915,092 26,664,297
Marshall & Haley Bk
Mitchell St State Bk.
53
d
100
Halifax-
Gross
Reserve
Fund.
Capital
Amer St.- te Bank
share.
re cent
20
100
jfv
Badger State Bank. d
City Bank A Tr Co..
Bast Side Bank.... d
are per cent, not per
Nomi ml.
Per share.
25
e
2,028,244
Prices
Ask.
424
o
loo"
100
20
20
5
"16"*
100
20
100
13
155
20
MontrealBank of Montreal
Per
36,000.000 38,000,000 594,981,456
7.000.000 5,000,000 100,370,819
750,000
1,500,000
8,568,770
Provincial Bk of Can 4,000,000
1,000,000 36,857,735
Royal Bk of Canada. 35.000.000 20.000.000 579,213,929
Banque Oanadienne.
Barclays Bk (Canada)
•
Sale
cent.
194
130
"86"" too"
155
156
price.
t Wisconsin
Bankshares Corp.
no
stock.
par
b Dec. 30 1933.
d Unit of tbe Wisconsin Bankshares Corp.
National Bankt
s
WYOMING
to
Member of the Northwest Bancorporation
0
Dec. 31
Capital of the First Wisconsin National Bank of Milwaukee. Wis.,
increasedIby $5,000,000 through the sale of $10,000,000 of preferred
be
stock to the
Per share.
Cheyenne—
American Nat Bank.
Btock Growers N Bk.
250,000
300.000
206,341
218,254
4,795,843
4,678,178
Quotations
Bid.
Bonds
are
5s
5s
5s
6s
is
5Ms Nov 1951 opt 1931—MAN
OVemont—5a. 1953 opt '33. J AD
5s 1952 opi 1932.
MAN
4Mb 1965 opt 1935
JAD
4 Ms 1966 opt 1936
AAO
Greensboro (NO)5s'53 op'33 AAO
5s Dec 1955 opt 1935
..JAD
Greenbrier 5a 1964 opt 1934. AAO
5a 1965 opt 1935........—JAJ
5s 1957 opt 1937—
MAS
5a 1968 opt 1938—
Ill-Midwest—5s '63 op *33-AAO
5s 1954 opt 1934
JAD
5s 1955 opt 1935
MAN
111 of Monticdlo 5s 1951 A 1952-
5s Nov 1951 opt 1931
—
AAO
JAJ
...JAJ
AAO
5s 1942 opt 1927
MAN
4Mb 1965 opt 1935—.—JAJ
4Mb 1966 opt 1936
JAJ
4Ms 1967 opt 1937
JAJ
Louisville—5s 1952 opt 1932MAN
5a Nov 1953 opt 1933——MAN
5M« 1951 opt 1931
MANl
Denver—5s 1954 opt 1934—JAD
6s 1955 opt 1935
FAA
5s 1956 opt 1936
FAA
5Ms Nov 1951 opt 1931—MAN
Des Moines—5s '52 opt '32.MAN
>6s May 1953 opt 1933...MAN
5a 1963 opt 1933
MAN
5Ma Nov 1951
Maryland-Va 5s^55 opt '35.MAN
5s 1956 opt 1936
JAD
5s Apr 1957 opt 1937
AAO
Minneapolis Trust—
5s Nov 1952 opt 1932—MAN
opt 1931..MAN
Mississippi^5s^'55 opt '31 MAN
5M« tfov 1951 opt ^35—-FAA
First Carolines—5s 52 opt'32MAN
6s 1954 opt 1934
AAO
6s 1955 opt 1935.
JAJ
5s Feb 1956 opt 1936—-FAA
6s June 1956 opt 1936..—JAD
lstofFt Wayne5 Ms'3 lopt'51 MAN
6s Nov 1953 opt 1933—-MAN
4 Ms May 1957 opt 1937 .MAN
4Mb Nov 1957 opt 1937—MAN
First of Montgomery 5s '54 opt '34
5s 1966 opt 1936
...AAO
5f Apr 1967 opt 1937—AAO
6s Dec 1967 opt 1937—.JAD
First New Orl 5s '44 opt'34MAN
First Texas—5s '42 opt'32.MAN
5s 1943 opt 1933
—MAN
5s 1965 opt 1935
MAS
5s 1966 opfi 1936
AAO
First Trust of Chicago-
4Ms Feb 1958 opt 1938...FAA
4Mb Dec 1955 opt 1935..AAO
4Mb July 1954 opt 1934—JAJ
5s 1952 to 1957
First TruBt of Dallas—
...
5s Sept 1954 opt 1934
5s Feb 1957 opt 1937
MAS
..FAA
Flat price.
.MAN
MAN
Kentucky—5s '52 opt '32
5s 1954 opt 1934
—JAJ
5s Jan 1957 opt 1937
JAJ
Lafayette—5s 1953 opt '33.MAN
4Ms Nov 1957 opt 1937—MAN
Lincoln—5s 1951 opt 1931.MAN
5s 1943 opt 1928..
MAN
1963 opt 1933
k 5s *52
opt *32
5s 1953 opt 1933—
5s 1955 opt 1935—
-
.
99M
99M
99M
100
100
86
86
84
o
same
Oct. 20 1934.
JAJ
JAJ
—JAJ
5a 1956 opt 1936
-,
MAN
No Caro—6s '53 opt '33
MAS
5s 1952 opt 1931.
MAN
5s 1955 opt 193J
FAA
5s 1956 opt 1936...
MAS
5s Apr 1957 opt 1937— ...AAO
Ask.
101
101
101
101M
101M
83
83
87
^84^
87
96
96
99 M
98
98
99 M
99 M
99 M
83
83
83
87
94
lowa 4
1952 opt 1932
1964 opt 1934
1954 opt 1934-1963 opt 1933....
1965 opt 1935
1966 opt 1936
1966 opt 1936
Bid
Bonds
.MAN
MAN
..MAN
ja 1965 opt 1935
.AAO
las—5s 1953 opt 1933—MAS
s
s
s
{Last sale.
Fletcher 4 Ms 1954 opt 1934 MAN
4Mb 1955 opt 1935
MAN
4Mb Nov 1957 opt 1937-MAN
5s Nov 1953 opt 1933—.MAN
MAN
RFC, and at the
time
reduction in the par value of
a
outstanding common stock from $10,000,000 to $5,000,000 will be effected.
x Ex-dividend.
for the last day of the month preceding the date of issue.
Ask.
Atlanta—5s 1952 opt 1932—JAD
6s 1957 opt 1937
—--JAJ
5s 1955 opt 1935
MAN
5s 1956 opt 1936
—MAS
Atlantic—5s 1954 opt 1934 ..MAS
5s 1952 opt 1932..
MAS
5s 1954 opt 1934
—JAJ
5s 1955 opt 1935—
JAD
6b 1957 opt 1937
—MAS
5s 1953 opt 1933.
MA8
Burlington 4Hb 1957 opt *37..- 4Kb Feb 1957 opt '37.—FAA
5s Feb 1953 opt 1933—FAA
5s Deo 1953 opt 1933
JAD
California—5s 1951 opt 1931-M AN
5s July 1956 opt 1936
JAJ
6H§ Nov 1951 opt 1931—MAN
Chicago Joint 5 Ms 51 opt*31MAN
f s 1951 opt 1931.
—..MAN
6 s 1952 opt 1932
MAN
6s 1963 opt 1933
—MAN
[s 1952 opt 1932
100
100
94
96
100 M
100 M
100 M
100 M
85
85
85
89
96
96
100
100
90
88
88
88
86
86
86
99
99
99 M
99
93
92
90
90
90
89
89
89
1003
1003
101
101
101
95
97
97
100
100
94
94
94
96
96
96
94
90
96
92
90
92
92
92
92
90
90
90
Bid.
Stocks.
5s 1966 opt 1936
5s 1967 opt 1937
Phoenix 4**s '61 opt
96
100
'41—.JAD
5s 1943 opt 1928
6s Mar 1954 opt 1934
5s 1955 opt 1935
4Kb 1956 opt 1936
98
98
98
98
102
104
97
97
97
96
96
5a 1961 optionall941——JAD
Potomac 6s 1954 opt 1934..JAD
5s 1956 opt 1936
—JAD
5s 1957 opt 1937
—FAA
5s Jan 1958 opt 1938——JAJ
St Louis—5s 1953 opt
5s 1952 opt 1932
Ask
96
—AAO
-MAS
103
95
95
95
95
'33—JAD /
97
60
58
58
58
58
58
58
.MAN 1
JAD /
MAS /
MAS /
.—.JAJ f
60
60
60
60
60
San Antonio—
99
5s May 1953 opt *33
.MAN
5s 1953 opt 1933
.MAN
5s 1954 opt 1934
—.MAN
5a 1956 opt 1936
JAJ
5s 1957 opt 1937
5s Mar 1958 ept '38.
8o Minn 5J4s '51
100
91
Bonds and
Pennsylvania 5s '53 opt '33.MAN
5s Feb 1955 opt 1935FAA
99
•
—JAJ
MAS
5s 1957 opt 1937
—JAJ
4Kb 1955opt 1935
JAJ
4Kb 1956 opt 1936
—JAJ
4Kb 1957 opt 1937
JAJ
Union Louisville, Ky—
6s 1952 opt 1932—.
MAN
5s Nov 1954 opt 1934—MAN
5s 1957 opt 1937
FAA
Vlrginia-Oaro 5s '53 opt '33-M AN
5s Aug 1954 opt 1934
FAA
5s May 1957 opt 1937
MAN
5s 1956 opt 1936
FAA
Virginia—5s *53 opt '33—MAN
5s Nov 1 1951 opt 1931..MAN
5s 1955 opt 1935
—JAJ
99
99
99
99
/
5s Ma
/
5s 195
/
5a 1964 opt 1934—.—MAN /
Southwest (Little Rock, Ark.)—
5s May 1956 opt 1936 ...MAN
5s May 1957 opt 1937—-MAN
Tennessee—
5s Aug 1955 opt 1935——FAA
Union (Det) 5s '54 opt '34—MAN
5s May 1955 opt 1935—MAN
5s 1956 opt 1936——
JAJ
100
100
100
100
100
100
29
29
29
29
31
31
31
31
82
84
84
82
"■
i
97
90
90
90
90
89
89
89
99
99
99
92
92
92
92
91
91
91
101
99
95
95
95
95
94
94
101
101
97
97
97
97
96
96
94
96
Ohio-Pennsylvania of Cleveland
5s 1953 to 1958—
Oregon- Wash 6s *62 opt *32.MAN
5s 0<*t. 1953 opt 1933
.AAO
5s 1954 opt 1934Pacific Ooast Jt Stk Land Bk—
Portland, Ore—5s'53op*33 JAJ
—
5s 1954 opt 1934—
MAN
5fl 1955 opt 1935
MAN
5s 1956 opt 1936
....JAJ
Los Angeles—5s '53 opt '33 JAJ
5s Mar 1957 opt 1937—MAS
San Fran—5s '53 opt '33—JAJ
5s Mar 1954 opt 1934—MAS
„
5s Sept 1957 opt 1937—MAS
Salt Lake O—5s^53 op *33 JAJ
5s July 1956 opt 1936
JAJ
91
93
93
93
STOCKS
93
95
95
Atlantic
95
...........
100
Denver...
96
96
96
96
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
Par
Dallas...
Atlanta
98
98
98
i8f
101
101
101
101
101
101
.100
.100
Des Moines
First Carollnas
....
Freemont.
.........
Lincoln..
North Carolina
.100
.100
11
55
3
3
17
30
15
60
6
5
.... ...
Virginia
Virginia-Carolina
..........
.... —
7
4
13
6
—s«,
San Antonio........—£
5
2
6
.100
Pennsylvania
Potomac
4
14
25
.100
—5
27
40c
4
30*"
706
mmmm
INSURANCE
116
STOCKS
Insurance Stocks
Quotations are as near as possible for the last day of the month preceding the date of Issue,
NetSurplus
Unearned
Dec. 31
Capital
Premium
1934.
Reserve.
Unearned
Premium
Capital
Reserve.
Per Share
Aetna Casualty A 8ur
(Hartford).—.
Aetaa Insur (Hartf).
_
Aetna Life (Hartford)
Agricultural (Watet'a)
Amer Alliance (N Y).
Amer Equitable (N Y
Amer Fire (Wash'ton
3,000,000
7,500,000
15,000,000
3,000,000
3,000,000
100.606
Amer Home Fire(N It.
Amer Insur (Newark)
AmerBeinsur (NY)
Amer Reserve (N Y).
Amer Surety (N Y).
Automobile Ins (Hartf)
Baltimore Amer (Bit)
Bankers & Shipp (NY)
Boston (Boston)
Buffalo Ins Co (Buff)
California-West. States
Life (Sacramento).
Camden Fire (Camden)
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
872,048
2,000,000
Carolina (Wilmington.
N.O.)
630,626
889,479
682,000
<*15831218
4,786,557
3,049,526
309,989
4,557,495
2,000,000
500,000
Central Fire (Balto)..
Voting trust o
—
Central States Life (St
Louis)
City of NewYork(NY)
}l,000,000
1,411,618
414,257
400,000
1,500,000
7,259,088
Columbian Nat l Life
2,000,000
(Boston).
Commonwealth (N Y)
♦Concordia Fi (Milw)
1,000,000
1,000,000
Conn Gen Lafe vHartf)
3,000,000
664,153
9,245,593
3,722,822
Continental
Casualty
(Hammond. Ind)
Continental Ins (N Y)
Corcoran (Wash'ton).
Eagle Fire (Newark)
EmployeroBe-lns (KO)
Exceos Ins (N Y)
Federal Ins (Jer City)
Fidelity & Dep (Bait).
.
Fldellty-Phenix(NV).
Fidel & Guar (Bait).
Fire Assoc of Phila
Fireman's (Wash'ton)
Flretnans Fund (8 F).
Firemen's Ins (Milw).
Flremanslns (Newark)
Franklin Fire (Phila).
General Alliance (New
1,750,000
713,492
4,873,990
5,211,946
1,000,000
1,500,000
750,020
2,000,000
2,400,000
3,464,825
1,000,000
2,000,000
200,000
7,500,000
1,648.998
1,095,375
1,128,346
1,437,441
3,944,536
1,008,308
224,582
811,307
21.250.119
1.484.672
12,500,000
3,000,000
3.787.541
400,000
York)
See Conco
1,508,412
Gen Am Life (St L)
500,000
Georgia Home.......
500,000
814,872
(Glens Falls. N Y).
Globe A Republic....
2,500,000
2,027,994
609,777
Globe A Rutgers Fire.
2.107,086
Glees
Gr
Falls Insurance
Amer
indemnity
(New York)
750,000
Great Amer Ins (N Y)
Halifax (Halifax, N. 8.)
Hamilton Fire (N Y).
Hanover Fire (N Y)..
Harmonla Fire
(Buff).
Hartford Fire (Hartf)
Hartford Steam Boiler
(Hartford)
....
Home (New York)..
HomeF A M (8 F)
Homestead Fire (Bait)
8,150,000
2,000,000
500,000
4,000,000
1,000,000
12,000,000
200,000
Insurance Co of State
of Pa
1.000,000
Insur Co of Nor Amer
(Philadelphia)
...
City Mo)
Knickerbocker (NY).
Lincoln Fire (N Y)__
Lincoln Nat'l Life (Ft
Wayne. Ind)...—
•no
&F21 o*118
2,558,843
17,004,961
4,986.656
11,788,667
3,222,866
838,682
1,000,000
2001655
1,099,931
406,652
6,782,270
814,612
2,500,000
company,
c Contingent reserve of $182,000 is included in surplus,
d Net surplus.
JSurplus available for protection of policholders,
k Last sale,
n Nominal,
t Company in process of reorganization,
t No par value.
♦ A majority of the capital stock is owned by the
Jersey Investment Co., which in turn is controlled by Firemen's Insurance Co., Newark, N. J.
$23,331,218
New
5,950",818
12,000,000
Kansas City Life (Kan¬
sas
1,081,391
8,461,003
1,250,000
3,000,000
12,000,000
1,000,000
500,000
Importers A Exporters
(New York)
(Philadelphia)
1,114,520
1,706.509
15,885,667
704,568
390,379
3,010,497
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