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JULY IN RETROSPECT
Paf«
and
Commercial
Cotton
Stock Market
Dividend Declarations
Federal Reserve Bank—Brokers'
Iron and Steel Trade
9
--13
12
-—
Course of the
Hides and Leather
1
Financial Events
Money Market
New Security Issues
Petroleum and Its Products.......
Loans .16
Rubber
5
— ...17
Foreign Affairs...
—
Foreign Exchange..
Grain—Coffee—Sugar
....
Textiles
United States Treasury
8
INDEX TO STOCK EXCHANGE
Baltimore Stock
Boston Stock
Financing
QUOTATIONS
New York Curb Exchange.
Exchange..
New York Stock
Chicago Stock Exchange
Exchange^Bonds
New York Stock
Exchange
Exchange—Stocks
Cleveland Stock Exchange..
Philadelphia Stock Exchange.....
Detroit Stock Exchange..—
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange^.
Los
San Francisco Stock Exchange
Angeles Stock Exchange
INDEX TO GENERAL
Municipal Bonds-
Companies-
Banks and Trust
QUOTATIONS
Domestic
Domestic
Canadian
..93
.........
Public Utility Bonds
Bonds....
79
Railroad Bonds..
Federal Land Bank Bonds
74
Public Utility Stocks
Exchange Seats...-.-..--------
Foreign Government
91
...
Canadian
68
Industrial Bonds.......
Railroad Stocks
I nd ustrial Stocks.;. .
Real Estate Bonds
Insurance
- - . . . - - - - - .
Real Estate Trust and Land Stocks
Stocks
Title
Land Bank—
WILLIAM
Safe
Deposit
86
United States Territorial Bonds
B.
William
DANA
86
United States Government Securities..91
Textile Stocks-
Mining Stocks
Guarantee and
Stocks
Securities
Mill Stocks—see
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86
Textile Stocks
Investing Companies Securities
Joint Stock
72
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Chairman of Board of Balti¬
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National Bank
George C. Cutler
President of Safe Deposit and
E.
President
Trust Co.
Asbury Davis
of Baltimore
of
United
States
Fidelity and Guaranty Co.
Lyman Delano
Chairman of Board of Atlantic
Robert Garrett
Robert Garrett & Sons
Coast Line R.R. Co.
Norman James
-..President of James Lumber Co.
J. Edward Johnston...Capitalist
Blanchard Randall
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the
bill for court reorganization, with its provisions for tenta¬
tive enlargement of the United
States Supreme Court,
was
uppermost in the public mind during the past month.
bill
definitely abandoned
was
July
on
22, when
tration leaders in the Senate joined with the
arranging to recommit the
Committee.
Defeat
of
the
bill,
five months ago, was ascribed
Adminis¬
opposition in
which
by
proposed
was
President Roosevelt in somewhat different form
than
more
to growing public sentiment
against its principles, and was hastened by the letter from
Governor Lehman
of New York to Senator Wagner,
the latter to vote against the bill.
dent's program
ment
to
domination
decisive.
Not
by
of
one
other
the
the
two
ganization
of
denounced
as
the
of
his
sudden death
Robinson
July 14
on
President Roosevelt's proposed reor¬
Supreme
than
worse
the President's note
Court,
the
which
original
stir
the opposition
the
Senate
to
shelved
of 70 to 20,
opponents
some
However,
measure.
July 15 to Senator Barkley, Acting
on
Majority Leader, insisting that the fight
vote
was
likely to end the acrimonious debate that had arisen
the substitute for
over
features
semblance
a
the
Supreme
of revolt.
Court
On July
packing
bill
22
by
a
In
reported
July 22, the committee
bill for the reform
a
being
measure
shorn
on
the
July 27
oi.e's
outside
July
28
President
Roosevelt
and
his
the
The
measure
tax
;
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plugging
evasion.
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the
Revenue
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laws
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agreeing
on
July 22
by
Senate
to
submit
leaders
new
court
the
a
Administration's
bill, after
proposals for the reorganization of the United States Su¬
preme
Court,
ported
a
the new
the
the committee
bill providing for
bill making
no
on
July
reform
27
unanimously
re¬
of judicial procedure,
provision for
the enlargement
of
Supreme Court, nor for the appointment of additional'
lower court judges.
As reported by the committee the bill
("we quote from a Washington dispatch to the New York
is
unpopular
accompanied by
Court
One of the most contro¬
the original bill which dealt with
Chief
Justice to shift
Federal judges.
among
asked
the
General
Attorney
whether there is a need
It was made known by Presi-$
conference on July 27 that he
Roosevelt at his press
had
for
opinion
an
as
to
appointment to-
whether he has authority to make a recess
Supreme Court, in which tribunal a vacancy exists as a
the
result
the
of
Devanter
June 2.
on
Earlier in the month
dent's
(July 6)
Democratic
Senate
on
the
Senate
on
July
2
by
the
debate on the Presi- ~
open
proposals
reorganization
court
substitute,
late
majority
the j
in
begun
was
the
before
brought
leader,
Senator
sponsored by Senators Ashurst,
The substitute,
Robinson.
•
Van
Willis
Justice
Associate
of
retirement
J
appointment of one
Supreme Court for each
Logan and Hatch, proposed presidential
each
justice
new
to
year
the
incumbent justice more than
substitute
the
was
Senate had agreed on
Debate on
75 years of age.
by
begun
Senator Robinson
:
after the
July 6, without a record vote, to take
The Senator, in moving to substitute the
that of the President's original proposals, served
the new bill.
up
bill
for
he
that
notice
would
every
use
filibuster and force a vote.
any
means
•
available to break v
Opposition to the compro¬
previously been evidenced, increased" in
week later, and the chances of approving the
mise, Which bad
of Senator
dimmed following the death on July 14
fight for passage of s:
week before the shelving of the J
Robinson, who had been heading the
the
on
It
bill.
was
only
a
July 22, that the President indicated in his
Senator Barkley
that he had no intention
reforjn.
demands for court
his
letter
of giving up f
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President Roosevelt Sign* Farm Tenancy Bill, Authorising Funds
for Federal Loans for Purchase of Land
funds
Act, which authorizes
Federal
for
to
loans
to be
Bankhead-Jones
the appropriation
made to
of
desirable farm
purchase farm land, and for the purchase and
retirement for cultivation of submarginal land.
The appro¬
priation authorized by the legislation for loans to the farm
tenants is not to exceed
of
Supreme Court within
Court the senior Circuit
have enabled the
dent
tenants
*
Court Reorganisation Bill
abandonment
District
a
judges to give aid.
for additional district judges.
:
to
Following the action of the Senate Judiciary Committee
in
in
more
district
was
Farm Tenant
Bill for Reform of Judicial Procedure Reported by Senate Judiciary
Committee Following Abandonment of President Roosevelt?*
Supreme
shall be filed with the
President Roosevelt on July 23 signed the
in,the lower Federal courts;
loopholes in
that
Judicial Council to report
.
providing assistance for low-cost housing projects
The bill creating reforms
Legislation
bill
wage
requiring
within 30 days after the lower court decision \
to the next session of Congress as to
The bills include the following:
hour and minimum
litigation involving;
litigants,
private
ney General Cummings and the
\
of Congress.
The maximum
the
memorial requesting Attor¬
to
congressional
push through despite the growing movement for adjourn¬
ment
enjoin
a
bill,
leaders agreed upon a legislative program which they hoped
to
or
would
own
The bill
Court
plan and of the provisions affecting lower court judges.
On
one
courts
the Senate a
Supreme
by
features among the provisions of
Senate
judicial procedure,
of
entirely of
to
statutes.
appeals
congestion
assign
may
measure
on
Federal
of
expediting
that papers
•
accordance with the agreement reached by the
Judiciary Committee
new
for
there is
lower
Despite the defeat of the bill, President
Roosevelt is said to hold that his court objectives have been
partially gained.
sought
days.
appeared to
go on
is
judges '
solve prob¬
subsistence
for judges when sent on such special assignments by the senior Circuit
Court judge.
Only last year the President vetoed a special bill authorizing
this amount of subsistence.
Under present law, Federal judges assigned to
other districts are allowed only '$5 a day—which means that working
govern¬
branches,
The stunningly
of Senate Majority Leader Joseph T.
seemed
of the
arm
controversial
original plan remained alive.
urging
The defeat of the Presi¬
to subject the judicial
it
Federal statute.
reached and
The
the Senate Judiciary
measure to
,
about the country at will, regardless of circuit boundaries, to
lems of congestion.
The new bill authorizes $10 a day for
Administration's
the
]
.
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which
in
cases
notice of appeal shall be filed
versial
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AUGUST 6, 1937
NEW YORK,
Bank
.
the Post Office at New York, N. Y., under the Act of March 8 1879*
$10,000,000 for the fiscal
end- !
year
ing June 30, 1938; not to exceed $25,000,000 for the fiscal
year
for
ending June 30,
each
able in 40 years at
for
the
year
ending June 30, 1938, and not
as
>
$20,000,000 for each of the succeeding two fiscal 1
There is created under the bill "as an agency of and
within the
known
The appropriation
purchase of submarginal land is not to exceed $10,- V.-.
exceed
years.
The loans would be pay- J.
3% annual interest.
000,000 for the fiscal
to
1939, and not to exceed $50,000,000
fiscal year thereafter.-
Department of Agriculture" a corporation to be
the Farmers' Home Corporation,,:
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MONTHLY EEVIEW
.
The measure was submitted to
ture following
the President for his signa¬
the approval on July 15 by the Senate of a
conference report
adopted by the House on July 13.
Overrides President Roosevelt*s Veto of Bill Continuing
Reduced Rates on Certain Federal Land Bank Loans
Congress
The measure continuing
in effect the low interest rates
Federal Land Bank loans became a
law
on
on
July 22 without;.
of (President Roosevelt when the Senate, on
that day, followed action of the House in overriding the
President's veto of the bill. The Senate vote was 71 to 19,
11 more than the required two-thirds majority.
The House
the signature
compact to conserve oil and gas executed by
Kansas, New Mexico
and Colorado.
The compact will expire on Sept. 1, 1937.
two
years
the
Governors of Oklahoma, Texas,
a
joint resolution to give consent to the extension of the
A
compact
Senator
brought
was
Thomas, and
Committee
Mines
on
before
was
and
the
Senate
referred,
Mining.
on
The
the resolution on July 27, while the
on
that
July 22
date,
Senate
to
by
the
approved
House approved it on
July 29.
President Roosevelt Orders Department Heads to Effect Annual
f
1
Saving of $400,000,000
President Roosevelt on July 6 made public the text of a
passed the bill over the President's veto by a vote of 260
letter he had sent on June 23 to the heads of government
to 98 on July 13.
President Roosevelt vetoed the bill on
executive departments, agencies and establishments,
in
July 12 in the interest of economy.
\ •
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11 1
which he ordered a total saving of $400,000,000 in an
The bill, which had been sponsored by Representative
attempt to effect a "layman's balance" in the Federal
Marvin Jones of Texas, Chairman of the House Agriculture
budget for the current fiscal year.
He thus forecast an
Committee, extends for one year the present 3%% rate on
The
certain Federal Land Bank loans; provides a 4%:rate on aggregate saving of 10% in executive expenditures.
President explained at a press conference that there are
such loans for the period July 1, 1938, to June 30, 1939, and
statutory limitations to certain phases of this economy
provides a 4% rate on Land Bank Commissioner's loans for
a period of two years.
President Roosevelt estimated in drive, since he had no power tp reduce salaries of govern¬
ment workers, certain expenses of the army and navy, and
his veto message that the reduction of the rates of interest
the $400,000,000 that must be put aside each year for debt
on Federal Land Bank loans to 3%% for the fiscal year
retirement.
He added, however, that savings can be made
1938 and to 4% for the fiscal year 1939 would "necessitate
by curtailing certain government activities.
payments from the Treasury in the amount of approximately
$31,700,000 for the former year and $21,200,000 for the President Roosevelt Asks Senate to Ratify International Sugar
Agreement Signed at London Last May
latter, a total of $52,900,000.
President Roosevelt, in a special message to the Senate on
Albert S. Goss, Land Bank Commissioner of the Farm
June 28, asked that body to ratify the international agree¬
Credit Administration, said on July 23 that the continua¬
ment signed at London on May 6 designed to regulate the
tion of the 3 y2% rate on Federal Land Bank loans is
effective as of July 1, and the reduced rate of 4% (from
production and marketing of sugar. The agreement, signed
5%) on Land Bank Commissioner loans is effective as by representatives of the United States and 20 other coun¬
of July 22.
tries, is designed to become effective on Sept. 1.
In his
message to the Senate asking ratification of the agreement,
President .Roosevelt Urges Adoption of Long-Term Farm Program—
President
Bills Submitted to Senate and House
announced plans, President
Roosevelt on July 12 sent an identical letter to the Chair¬
men of the Senate and House Agricultural Committees in
which he urged the committees to go forward with, and
Congress give "sympathetic consideration" to legislation for
a long-term farm program.
While the President did not
indicate it as his desire that the legislation be adopted at
the present session of Congress, he explained that "if we
wait until next year the ultimate objective will be the
same but we may be faced with emergency conditions which
would make the legislative and administrative problem more
difficult because of the very fact of moving hurriedly under
the fire of an emergency."
Although the President favors
Secretary of Agriculture Wallace's ever-normal granary
idea, his letter to the Chairmen of the Agricultural Com¬
mittees did not refer specifically to the bill now before
Congress embracing this plan.
In accordance with previously
Senator Ellison
The President's letters were addressed to
Chairman of the Senate Com¬
mittee
on
Agriculture, and Representative Jones.
The
President asked that consideration be given to the following
D, Smith of South Carolina,
three-fold program:
First, to the continuation of the present agricultural conservation pro¬
gram as
the foundation of the long-time plan.
for the assurance of abundance for
Second,
substantial
reserves
of
food for
use
in years
consumers
of crop
by storage of
failure.
Third, for protection of farm prices and farm income.
eVer-normal granary
plan and also some of the principles set forth by the Presi¬
dent was submitted to the Senate on July 15 and the
Additional legislation embodying the
House
on
July 20.
Roosevelt
President
Signs $194,536,063 War
Department Measure
Providing Funds for Flood Control
President Roosevelt
on
July 19 signed
at
'
the $194,536,063
making
June
"is
a
matter of great prac¬
Marriage Clause" of 1932 Economy Act, Barring Man and Wife from
Government Posts» Repealed
/
President Roosevelt
on
July 26 signed a measure repealing
section 213, or the so-called
"marriage clause" of the 1932
Economy Act, enacted during the administration of President
The section
Hoover.
force became
provided that whenever reductions in
in any Government bureau, an em¬
ployee whose husband or wife also worked for the Govern¬
necessary
ment would be
dismissed first.
The bill rescinding the provision was sent to President
Roosevelt for his signature after the Senate had unanimously
adopted it on July 22 and the House had approved it on
July 8 by a vote of 205 to 128.
Roosevelt Signs Resolution Appropriating $3,000,000
President
Federal Participation in New York
for
World's Fair
Roosevelt signed the joint resolu¬
Federal participation in the New York
On July 9 President
authorizing
tion
be held in New York City during 1939.
completed action on the legislation on July 6,
when the resolution was approved by the Senate in the
same form
in which it was adopted by the House on
June 30.
The bill was introduced by Representative Mat¬
thew J. Merritt of Flushing, N. Y., after President Roose¬
velt had vetoed a similar resolution authorizing an appro¬
World's
Fair, to
Congress
priation of $5,000,000 and providing for a commission under
of Congress to direct Federal participation.
The
'President vetoed the original resolution because of both
control
these provisions.
A $3,000,000 appropriation is
under a bill approved by the House and Senate
The House
tion Committees.
to the Senate
appropriations for the fiscal year ending
30, 1938, for civil functions administered by the War
Department, containing a direct appropriation of $52,500,000
and earmarking a like amount from the $1,500,000,000 work
relief fund for flood control work.
The 'measure also appro¬
bill
Roosevelt said that
importance that the Senate give consideration to it
the present session."
tical
a
on
authorized
Appropria¬
July 19 passed and sent
bill which would permit articles
imported
countries for the purpose of exhibition at the
be admitted without payment of tariff.
from foreign
Fair to
Redrafted Wagner-Steagall Housing Bill Reported to Senator—Pro*
vides for Low Cost Housing and Elimination of Slums
priates $128,000,000 for rivers and harbors improvement.
Final congressional action on the measure was taken on
Calling for a Federal appropriation of $26,000,000, the
Wagner-Steagall housing bill was reported to the
United States Senate on July 23 by Senator Black, Chair¬
man of the Committee on Education and Labor.
The bill,
July 15 when the Senate adopted a conference report pre¬
viously approved by the House on July 9.
The conference
the elimination of slums, represents a
agreement had been reached by the conferees
on
July 7.
House Votes Six Administrative Aides for President—First Step in
.'
Program to Reorganize Government
*
The first of four House bills involving the
Administration's
Government
reorganization program, was passed by the
House on July 27.
The bill, which was passed by a vote of
260 to 88, authorizes the President to appoint six adminis¬
trative assistants at salaries of not more than $10,000 yearly,
who would perform such duties as the President may pre¬
scribe.
The
measure
has been sent to the Senate for action
by that body.
The three other House bills designed to
carry out the plan to reorganize the Government, cover
reorganization of the Comptroller General's office, the civil
service and the executive departments.
A single Senate bill
involving the program, was introduced in June by the late
Senator Robinson.
Congress Urging Extension of
Agreement to Conserve Oil and Gasr—Senate and
Approve Resolution
Message of President Roosevelt to
Interstate
House
In
velt
Roose¬
asked for the enactment of legislation to extend for
a message
to Congress, dated July 19, President
revised
the object of
which is to provide for low cost housing and
redraft of the original
Wagner bill, and is said to meet the views
of the President
Department with respect to the lowering
of costs which the legislation would impose upon the govern¬
ment.
A National Housing Authority, created under the
and the Treasury
bill, would make loans and grants to State and local hous¬
ing authorities.
Besides the $26,000,000 appropriation for
the first year, provision is made for the issuance of $700,000,000 in bonds over a three-year period.
From a Wash¬
ington account, July 23, to the New York "Journal of Com¬
merce"
we
quote:
The $26,000,000 appropriation
immediately made available includes
$1,000,000 to be available to the Treasury for subscription to the capital
stock of the
Authority.
The Authority is to be authorized by
the bill to
obligations amounting to $206,000,000 between now and July 1, 1938,
$250,000,000 the next year, and, $250,000,000 the third year, making a
total of $700,000,000 as against $1,000,000,000 provided originally.
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issue
Senate and House
Conferees Agree to Add
Maintenance Bill
The Senate
on
as
Tydings Retail Price
Rider to District of Columbia Tax
July 23 unanimously approved the
Bill
Miller-
Tydings Retail Price Maintenance Bill which was proposed
as a rider to the Emergency Tax Bill for the District
of
AUG., 1937]
Columbia.
and
the
Senate
bill;
The latter
Senate
the
Senate
said
was
passed by the House
was
District
Committee
July 2 attached
on
at
the
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June 18,
on
tax
its
with
measure
mend the
adoption by their respective Houses of the MillerTydings bill, said Washington advices of that date to the
York
"Journal
of
Commerce"
passage
which
added
of the measure, completely dis¬
Department to the price, maintenance legislation have not
met.
1
cery
In
July 31 passed the
on
so-called Wage and Hour Bill, under which is created a
Labor Standard Board of five members which would be
empowered to fix a minimum hour wage at not to exceec
40 cents an hour, and to determine
upon a
Court
1
a
strike
the
maximum hour
is
illegal because its
company to operate a closed
dustry. Under the pending House bill, as amended in Com¬
mittee, the Board has authority to fix minimum wages ai
not to exceed 70 cents an
hour, while maximum hours per
as
as low as 35 hours.
The Administra¬
tion's child labor provisions were stricken out of the Senate
bill and replaced
by the Wheeler-Johnson Child Labor bil
governing child labor—these provisions barring shipment o:
child labor goods into a State in violation of the laws of tha
State, in addition to prohibiting such shipments from inter¬
state commerce.
on
Education and Labor
July
on
favorably reported the* Administration's
bill
to
provide maximum
hours
(BlackConnery)
minimum wages in
and
The House Labor Committee began consideration of the
voted
on
Retail store employees would be subject
under a change to this effect
July 21 by the House committee. On July 28 Sen¬
Vandenberg criticized the National Labor Relations Act
and offered amendments to that Act
and
hour$ bill.
as a
rider for the wages
Senator Wagner, however, persuaded Mr.
Vandenberg to drop the rider for the sake of
progress.
On
July 30 the Senate voted to eliminate from the bill all em¬
ployers of 10 or less persons.
It also approved an amend¬
ment to exempt from the hour provisions of the bill em¬
ployees of trucking concerns whose hours are regulated by
the
Motor
Carriers Act.
The
exemption was likewise ex¬
transport concerns whose hours
tended to employees of air
fixed by the Railroad
are
The enactment
main
Labor
of the bill
Act.
by the Senate
"Three
higher
of the Federation after word had
spread in the Senate that
and other leaders wished its recommitment for further
he
Regarding
amendment
an
July 28 by the House
on
Committee, Washington advices to the New
York
"Times" said:
The House Labor Committee voted 8 to 7 to
adopt an amendment offered
by Representative "Wood of Missouri broadening the scope of the
Mr.
proposal.
Wood is President
Where
Board
the
to
Wood
Senate
prescribe
amendment
and
"
of the
bill
Missouri Federation
would
minimum
would
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Committee
wages
permit
the
permit
a
in
not
excess
from
range
of
Labor.
proposed
that
1
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11
,i
Favorably
The House Committee
nental
of
40c.
40c.
to
70c.
iHr J
1
r
11
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L
g
i
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hour,
an
The
the
Agriculture
ure,
areas
United
imposing
in
.
supplying the
States.
sugar
On July
the
July 2 favorably
market of the conti¬
15 the House Rules Com¬
The
meas¬
tax of $05,000,000 annually on sugar
United States, is designed to supplant
a
con¬
the
Amended AAA Upheld by United
a
States Circuit Court of
Appeals at San Francisco
The amended
Agricultural Adjustment Act; was upheld
July 22 by the United States Circuit Court of Appeals at
San Francisco.
The opinion written by
Judge William
Denman, and concurred in by Judge Bert Emory Haney,
held that Congress had not handed over its powers to
Secretary of Agriculture Wallace, but had merely made him
its agent in carrying out its directions.
According to the
San Francisco "Chronicle" of July 23 decision after
decision,
including the United States Supreme Court rulings in the
Schecter "sick chicken" case, invalidating the NIRA, and
the Jones & Laughlin case, upholding the National Labor
Relations Board, are cited by Judge Denman.
on
Illegal, According to
Court of Los Angeles
to Unionize Establishment
Associated Press advices state that the court held
that no labor dispute existed between employer and em¬
ployees and that pickets were established for the sole pur¬
of inducing the company to employ only members of
the protesting union or to force employees to join the union.
pose
Wisconsin "Little TVA" Bill Signed by Governor La Follette
The Wisconsin
Development Authority bill, known
as
the
"Little TVA" bill, was signed by Governor La Follette of
Wisconsin on July 1.
The measure, it is said, embarks the
State upon a broad program of public utility ownership.
According to Associated Press advices from Madison.
July 1, Governor La Follette stated that the three purposes
of the law are to provide an agency to coordinate the 85
publicly-owned utilities in the State, to expand rural elec¬
trification and to promote further public power develop¬
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Operations
at
Steel Plants Nearing Normal— Youngstown Sheet &
Tube Co. Concludes Pact with C. I. O., Ending Strike-rReport
of Federal Mediation Board
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During the past month steel mills in Ohio were operating
on
Sugar
Jones-Costigan Sugar Control and Domestic Allotment Act
which expires on Dec. 31 next.
It would also authorize the
payment of cash benefits to domestic producers who comply
with Federal production control regulations.
It was re¬
ported on July 9 that President Roosevelt is onnosed to
the provisions of the compromise bill.
Validity of
.
of Superior Judge Emmet H. Wilson at Los Angeles on
July 26. An injunction was granted by the coUrt prohibiting
the Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen's
Union from picketing plants of the C. S. Smith Metropolitan
Market Co.1 of Los Angeles, Long Beach and Compton.
nearly normal basis as plants that had been affected
reopened and non-strikers returned to work
a
by
strikes
under
on
to
is illegal and unen¬
unlawful, all acts in
also unlawful."
JFThe picketing of a place of business for the Hole purpose
of forcing an employer to unionize his establishment is a
violation of the Federal bill of rights, according to a ruling
Senate
<
Reports Jones "Compromise**
Opposition to Bill
on
necessary
contract providing for the closed* shop
The object of the strike being
Standards
'*■' }'11 z1
mittee refused to grant a rule to the legislation.
sumed
.
strange that at this late day it should be
strike which has for its object the 'closed shop' is unlawful,
a
a
Judge Emmet of Superior
ment.
Labor
reported to the House the "compromise" Jones bill, to pro¬
vide a new quota system for the domestic and
foreign sugar
producing
it seems
Picketing of Plant
'
House
wages, recognition of the union (whatever that may mean) and the
forceable.
fixing a maximum work week of not less than 40 hours,
where the Wood amendment would authorize a level from 85 to 40
hours.
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vogue and adopt the closed shop plan.
objects of the strike are stated in the defendants' affidavits—
repeat that
bill would permit
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of the strike is to compel the complainant to abandon the
closed shop; but it is insisted
by several of the union leaders that the
strike will be continued until the closed shop is accomplished.
urged by
was
Green, President of the American Federation of
Labor, whose views, it was pointed out in United Press
advices from Washington on July 30, clarified the
position
Labor
purpose
shop heretofore in
open
William
changes.
of the Vice-Chancellor.
"The primary object of the strike is the closed shop and hence unlawful,"
the Vice-Chancellor wrote.
"Defendants' affiants stress the fact that the
July 12,
on
to the provisions of the bill
ator
follows the conclusions
purpose is to compel the
shop and that therefore picket¬
From the same paper we quote
support thereof, including picketing, are
industry.
bill
ing in this strike is illegal.
"And
The Senate Committee
Sustains
investigation by the Commission.
week which could not be fixed below 40 hours for
any in¬
week could be fixed
Orleans
ruling in which he recorded his oral ban of the previ¬
ous week against
picketing at the plaht of the International
Ticket Co. in
Newark, Vice-Chancellor Berry, in the Chan¬
cery Court, on July 20 held that labor contracts providing
for closed
shops are "illegal and unenforceable."
Accord¬
ing to the Newark "News" the Vice-Chancellor ruled that
Senate Passes Wage and Hour Bill
vote of 56 to 28 the Senate
New
Labor Contracts Providing for Closed
Shops "Illegal and Unenforceable" According to Vice-Chancellor
Berry in New Jersey Chan¬
been
a
under
sons
regarded opposition of the Administration and determined
to risk the possibility of a veto
by President Roosevelt.
It is also stated that objections voiced by the Treasury
By
at
by the United States District Court for the Southern Dis¬
trict of Florida in three cases involving the
rights of per¬
the
that
of Appeals
The
represent almost a complete revi¬
sion of the House bill. On July 29 Senate and House con¬
ferees on the District of Columbia tax bill agreed to recom¬
New
Court
Securities and Exchange Commission announced on
July 23 that the United States Circuit Court of Appeals at
New Orleans had
upheld the right of the SEC to subpoena
telegraph companies to submit copies of telegrams sent or
received by persons
relating to subject matter of SEC in¬
vestigations. In this decision the Court reversed a ruling
rider
time to
conferees, in urging
Circuit
SEC Right to Subpoena Telegrams in Connection with Official
Inquiries; '
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to the
reporting it
rider the price maintenance
as a
Committee's
in
3
the
guardsmen.
Sheet &
Tube Co. and representatives of the Committee for Indus¬
trial Organization reached an agreement ending the strike
in the company's plants at South Chicago and Indiana Har¬
bor, Ind. The agreement was concluded through the Inter¬
protection
of police
About the middle of the month
and
national
the Youngstown
mediation of Governor Townsend of Indiana.
On July 13
the Youngstown plants were opened, thus ending
the 47-day
steel strike which had affected four companies with plants
in
States.
seven
Resumption of work at the Youngstown plants was re¬
ported as follows in an Associated Press dispatch of July 13
from East Chicago, Ind.:
Controversy over
who had
"won"
the
strike abated little.
The com¬
reasserting its position that no agreement had been made with any
one, posted large signs at each gate.
They read:
"Notice—We have not made any agreement or contract with any official,
pany,
person
or
organization.
This plant is
which existed when work was
The headquarters
closed
on
open
for work
on
the conditions
stopped May 26, 1937."
of the C. I. O. at Massilon, Ohio, were
July 12 after a riot at the plant of the Republic
Steel Corp., when striking pickets battled police.
were killed and 15 were injured in the riot.
On July 14 a
nine
men
Federal Grand Jury at Cleveland indicted
for obstructing the mails at steel
,
plants in Ohio i
Representatives of the Department of
possible."
Associated Press advices of July 14 from Cleveland described
affected by strikes.
Justice said they would be tried "as speedily as
indictments as follows:
■
Two men
followed
indictments
The
deliveries
Wool Handlers in Boston End
Corp.
Republic officials
charged
0.
I.
0.
Committee,
Perkins made public
Labor
1
special report from the Federal Mediation Board which had
appointed to seek a settlement of the strike of em¬
In promulgating the re¬
port, Miss Perkins said that the C. I. O. is a "responsible"
ployees in four steel companies.
issue with Tom M. Girdler,
Corp., the Secretary quali¬
fied her statement by remarking that she did not mean that
certain individuals of the C. I. O. might not be irresponsible
at times.
She pointed out that the report of the Mediation
Board did not seek to place blame for failure to end the
taking
While
union.
and a 40-hour week, but con¬
closed shop, upon the condition that
there
be no discrimination
against the strikers.
The
strike, which is estimated to have cost the workers nearly
demands for a wage increase
a
been
labor
$30,000 in lost pay, resulted in an embargo against the Port
of Boston by several shipping lines who refused to handle
wool cargoes for Boston until the strike was settled.
Chairman of the Republic Steel
Fall River
the independent steel
companies for failure to negotiate with the Steel Workers
steel
it criticized
although
strike,
Organizing Committee.
report discussed in detail the claims of the C. I. O.
detailing the various conferences
^held in furtherance of the efforts of the Board to negotiate
The
of company officials,
and
a
settlement of the strike.
Strike Ended at American Smelting & Refining Co. Plant in Perth
Amboy, N. J.
Operations at the Perth Amboy, N. J., plant of the Amer¬
ican Smelting & Refining Co., halted on June 23 by a sitdown strike of union workers, were resumed on
workers returned to their jobs
the
under
a
July 6 when
one-year
agree¬
ment between the management of the company and officials
of the Smelting & Refining
Committee
1,500
employed at
are
strike
June 23
on
Workers Union, affiliate of the
Organization.
Approximately
Industrial
for
as
demand for
a
increase and union recognition.
which
The workers went on
a 20% wage
the plant.
result of
a
As to the settlement under
they returned to work we
take the following from
Associated Press dispatch from Perth Amboy, July 6:
an
Under
plant continues
an
as
open
shop, but the company
Smelting & Refining Workers Union
for all the 1,500 employees.
agency
unskilled
workers
for
rate
the
it
nizes the
skilled
iy2c.
hour
an
semi-skilled
and
Wage increases raised the
$5
to
for
eight-hour
an
employees "in
recog¬
the collective bargaining
as
rate
for
and
day,
the
fair proportion."
as Sole Bargaining Agent by
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Co.
As
the result of an election held recently at the order
Mayor S. Davis Wilson of Philadelphia, the Philadelphia
Rapid Transit Co. on July 15 notified the P. R. T. Em¬
ployees Union that the company would recognize it as the
sole bargaining agent for the 9,300 workers.
The election
been
men,
held
6,551
July 9, at which the Employees Union
on
votes;
the Brotherhood
of Railroad
Train¬
1,067; the Transport Workers Union, affiliate of the
Committee for Industrial Organization, 272, and the Amal¬
gamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Em¬
ployees, affiliate of the American Federation of Labor, 220.
The three defeated
unions
have
appealed to the National
Labor Relations Board to conduct
an
election.
They have
charged that the Employees Union is a company body. The
unions had sought to prevent the holding of the election
ordered by Mayor Wilson.
Union
Workers End Seven-Week Strike at Plants of Aluminum Co.
of America in Alcoa, Tenn.
The seven-week
Aluminum Co.
strikers,
turned
strike at the Alcoa,
Tenn., pjants of the
America
of
on
members
to
of
the
ended
was
Aluminum
July 11 and the
Workers
Union,
re¬
their
jobs during the week.
The company em¬
ploys a force of 5,200.
The strike was started on May 18
when 3,000 workers walked out in demand for elimination of
an
18c.
at
Alcoa
wage
hour
an
and
differential between the company's
New
differential
plants
Kensington, Pa.
now
strikers voted almost
It is stated that the
amounts to about 15c. an hour.
The
unanimously
July 11 to return to
work at the Alcoa mill.
This action was hastened by an
appeal from William Green, President of the American Fed¬
eration of Labor.
mills, and these
non-union
on
The strike had forced the closing of the
were
workers
reopened
entered
on
July 8 when some of the
the
plants.
On the preceding
day two men were killed, 20 were shot, and many were
injured in a fight between strikers and police outside the
gates of the plant.
had been called.
Garment
Workers
Order
New
in
York
finally restored after troops
Return
to
Work
Under New
Approximately 35,000 ladies' cloak and suit makers in
than 1,500 shops in the
metropolitan area of New
York, who went on strike July 8, resumed work on July 13
following the signing, July 12, of agreements between
more
makers
of several
Joint
ence
both
eral
wage
employer organizations and the Cloak-
Board
Workers Union.
of the
The
International
agreements
were
Ladies'
Garment
signed in "the pres¬
of
Mayor LaGuardia of New York, who commended
in affecting the settlement and averting a gen¬
strike in the industry.
The new agreements provide
sides
increases
annually.
for
the
1
(
of the New York New Haven & Hartford
trustees
22 petitioned the Federal District Court
Conn., for permission to abandon the Fall
River and New Haven steamship lines.
This action fol¬
lowed a "sit-down" strike by 200 members of the steamer
Commonwealth.
Officials of the line had planned to aban¬
don the 90-year-old Fall River-New York service at the
end of the summer, but their action was hastened by the
strike of crew members.
The line suspended operations on
July 18.
On July 27 Judge Hincks, in the Federal Court
at New Haven, granted a petition of the trustees of the
New York New Haven & Hartford RR. to abandon the
RR.
on
July
in New Haven,
operation of Fall River and New Haven
Settlement of
^Strike
at
Steamship Lines.
Plant of Apex Hosiery Co. in
Philadelphia
Agreement for the settlement of the 12-weeks' strike at
the plant of the Apex Hosiery Co. in Philadelphia was reached
on July 29, following an all-night conference led by Assistant
Secretary of Labor Edward F. McGrady.
The agreement,
it is stated, is based on a
compromise of
shop issue, which precipitated the strike.
Ac¬
cording to the Philadelphia "Inquirer" of July 30, the terms
whereby settlement of the strike was effected provide among
other things the following:
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The union, Branch 1 of the Committee for Industrial Organization—
the closed
affiliate American Federation of Hosiery
Workers—is to be the sole bargain¬
with the check-off system of dues collections
for those who sign authorization cards.
The mill will operate on an open-shop basis for a period of at least
seven months.
After that time, if the union can demonstrate it has a
ing agency for its members,
of the employees as members, a
accepting all workers as
closed shop system
members.
"Inquirer" states that the company did not agree to
damage suit against the union, it
was learned, but it was reported to be tacitly understood the
case will not be vigorously pressed.
The
withdraw its $3,000,000
Trucks in Buffalo End Striker—Walkout
Packers Continues
Drivers of Food
of Meat
eight-day strike of truck drivers in Buffalo, which had
city's food supply, ended on July 29 after
July 28, unanimously ratified a compromise
contract reached with wholesale grocery merchants.
The
strike, which had tied up the city's supply of butter, eggs,
canned goods and other staple foodstuffs, was participated
in by about 1,000 drivers.
Another strike in Buffalo is threatening an acute meat
An
threatened that
the drivers, on
shortage in that city.
This is the strike of over 1,200 pack¬
ing house employees, which on Aug. 1 had entered its
twelfth day.
The strikers are seeking wage increases ranging
up to 25%, improved working conditions, and recognition of
the Committee for Industrial
Organization as exclusive bar¬
The following regarding the agreement which
ended the strike of truck drivers is from Buffalo advices ot
gaining agent.
July 28 reported by the Associated Press:
The compromise
all employees who
5% pay increases for
1, a $25.20
half pay for
one-week vacations with pay.
Minima for skiUed
65 cents an hour for truck drivers and 62 Jf cents an
provided a modified closed shop,
have not been advanced since last; March
a 48-hour week, time and a
minimum for unskilled workers,
overtime work, and
workers
were set
at
hour for helpers.
"It is a fair and just
man
contract," said the Rev. John
of the New York State Labor Relations
home here as a special mediator
P. Boland, Chair¬
back to his
Board, who came
in the strike.
Packing Co.—'Plants
Strike Ends
Wage Increase Given Workers of Phillips
Cambridge, Md., Reopen as
in
signed on July 23 by Albanus Phillips,
Phillips Packing Co., Cambridge, Md.,
wages of employees of the company are increased to the
"minimum wages paid under the National Industrial Re¬
covery Act," it was reported by the Associated Press in
advices from Cambridge, July 23.
The contract also pro¬
vides for recognition of the Cambridge Workers' Association,
Under
President
a
contract
of the
t
was
Agreement
officials
Members
The
will be instituted, the union
of
received
tine Suspends Steamship Service and AskslCourtjAuthorIt permanentlyf Fottpwin# Sit~Down Strikefyy
ity to End
substantial majority
Employees* Union Recognized
had
which had virtually tied up movement of wool
Port of Boston, ended on July 9 when union repre^
sentatives signed an agreement with the Boston Wool
Trade Association.
The union won for the workers their
ceded the demand for a
July
on
Boston,
in the
lines.
danger in passing picket
of
in
Three-Week Strike
strike of approximately 700 wool handlers
A three-week
would not subject its employees
position with the assertion the department
'Secretary
Steel
intended for delivery at the plants.
The
which made a preliminary investigation,
Postmaster General W. W. Howes uphold the department's
Office
Assistant
heard
Republic
mail
"censoring"
Post
Senate
plants.
strike-affected
to
were
men
between
controversy
a
Department, which refused to make other than "normal"
and the Post Office
to
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workers,
estimated
at
$5,000,000
Inc.,
as
formed during
a
strike, as the sole col¬
the workers. The strike,
had forced the closing of the
recent
agency for
which had started on June 22,
lective-bargaining
company's packing and can manufacturing plants.
As a result of the contract signed July 23 the can manu¬
facturing plant reopened on July 24; the packing plant had
reopened on July 9 following the granting of a 10% wage
increase to the plant's workers.
Mr. Phillips explained on
July 23 that the wage increase under the contract signed that
day will result in "a substantial increase to the can-plant
workers and to some of the workers in the packing plants.
Other
points of the agreement, which
will remain in effect
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February, 1938,
summarized
were
as
That the company will reemploy
as
openings
all former workers without discrimina¬
are
That the plant will not operate on Saturday afternoon except In
of emergencies.
>;V
.
That there will be
no
^
strikes
or
■:
y.
.
event
walkouts during time of the agreement
and that disputes which cannot be settled otherwise will be referred to a
board of arbitration.
That the company will deduct from workers' pay dues of the association
upon written authorization of the individual workers.
The advices continued:
In six months of negotiations prior to the strike the full demands of five
culinary unions were met by the owners and later were extended to chamber¬
maids, elevator operators and bellboys. But they were not granted to the
"confidential employees."
.
.
.
a settlement reached with
the six striking unions Monday
night the conditions under which the strikers
""
return to work are:
1. Arbitration of the work week.
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2. A shorter work week than the normal 48 hour basis to
the award is made.
of strike the unions lost absolute
assurance
of the
40 hour week; accepted a modified version of the union
shop clause but
recognition for about 75 of the originally disputed
48 of whom are members of the Hotel Employees Union.
won
|t. Front office clerks
150 employees,
SI
New Financial
Arrangements
two
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.
financial
contemplates United States gold sales to Brazil
to $60,000,000, and exchange equilibrium is to be safe¬
additionally through making dollars available to
up
guarded
Brazil "under conditions which
safeguard the interests of
both countries."
The Brazilian desire to establish a central
reserve
system is to be fostered by American technical
assistance.
On the question of Brazilian-American trade a
issued
was
by
Senor
Brazil
and
the
Souza Costa and
de
It
agreed, accord¬
that the reciprocal trade pact
to the announcement,
between
was
United
States be based upon the
Some minor complementary
necessary to safeguard the existing
most-favored-nation principle.
measures
held
were
trade
accord
some
other
"in
view
of
the
form
of
trading pursued by
Protection
countries."
is
to
be accorded the
principles and benefits of the existing treaty "against out¬
side
competition that is directly subsidized by govern¬
ments."
In press reports from Washington it was made
quite clear that the expansion
of German barter trading
understanding.
Nor was the
hint neglected in the
Reich, for a statement was issued in
Berlin on July 19 in which the new Rio-Washington accord
with
Brazil
occasioned
this
criticized sharply.
was
World Economic Study
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Leopold III, King of the Belgians, sent an onen letter
on July 23 to hisPremier, Dr. Paul van Zeeland, which
indicates that every effort is being made in Europe to
salvage something from the conversations undertaken with
regard to world economic problems by Dr. van Zeeland at
the course of his studies.
sented
It was accepted that this repre¬
cautious approach to another world economic con¬
a
ference, but the likelihood of such
a conference being held
the early future is not great.
Suggestions have been
heard from many quarters, in recent years, that Mr. Roose¬
in
the
overcome
delegates
These
were
anxieties
which
he
fostered
when
our
recalled from the London conference in 1933.
suggestions
generally that the President
were
initiative and
call
general conference
a
and trade matters, but nothing
Treaties
The
Belgian Premier, who is one of the best-informed economists
of the world, conferred with United States and German
officials, as well as those of Great Britain and France, in
the
completed in Washington during July
were
cial section
velt
recognized, but inside office help, such as book¬
stenographers,
auditors and the "white collar" workers are
are
excluded from terms of the agreement.
for
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the invitation of the British and French Governments.
prevail until
3. Preference of employment for five culinary unions, comprising chefs,
bartenders, cooks' helpers, dishwashers and waiters.
4. Recognition of approximately 50%
of the disputed "confidential
employees."
5. A modified union shop.
6. Arbitration of wages along^Jwith hours.
Hence in 90 days
peculiar
ing
Hotel managers identified these employees as "confidential employees"
and said they should not be included
among the hotel "workers."
keepers,
.
completed with Brazil on July 15 may be
have considerably more significance than the
financial understanding with China.
The finan¬
Secretary of State Cordell Hull.
An 89-day strike of 3,200 workers in 19 of San Francisco's
largest hotels was terminated on July 28 and the hotels,
closed during the dispute, reopened on July 30.
The strike,
which began on May 1, is said to be the
longest hotel strike
in history.
It is stated that the strike involved a loss to the
hotel owners of approximately $8,000,000.
The strike had
been ordered by the Joint Board of
Culinary Workers and
Bartenders after the hotel owners had refused to recognize
the hotel employees' union, local 283, as the collective
bargaining agency for some 150 clerks and clerical employees,
said a dispatch from San Francisco,
July 30, by the United
jfc On the basis of
V''
to
joint statement
Hotel* in San Francisco Reopen as 89-Day Strike Ends—3,200
Return to Work
Press.
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accords
assumed
found except those who "were guilty of acts of violence
while the plants were Closed."
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take
monetary
In these circum¬
developed.
on
Great Britain and France hit upon the happy ex¬
stances
curious
pedient
similarity of reflecting means for reduction by the United
States Treasury of its gold accumulations in the Inactive
Gold Fund, which hovered around $1,200,000,000.
The first
ground.
of these accords was made with
be drawn from the
new
versations
between
treaties,
which
have
the
China, after lengthy
Chinese Finance Minister
H.
con¬
H.
of inviting
Just as Dr.
of
a
the
Belgian
Zeeland
van
was
Premier
to
about to embark
discussions, King Leopold made public
announced
great economic questions facing mankind.
joint statement
a
of
on
the
previous
made available
accord wherever
July
10, this treaty
slightly revised form
United
States
in exchange for Chinese silver.
zilian
treaty announced on July 15,
Morgenthau with Brazil's Finance
was
gold
was
The Bra¬
arranged by Mr.
Minister, Arthur de
Souza Costa, and it was accompanied by another
pact relat¬
ing to the trade problems of the United States and Brazil.
The financial portion of this general
for sales of gold by the United States
understanding calls
Treasury to Brazil,
in amounts up to
$60,000,000. It appeared that such sales
connected with the Brazilian desire to establish a cen¬
are
tral
banking system, but a little mystification is
the additional statement that the gold is to
reserve
caused
by
to
the
me
being.
which the Treasury is faced.
The statement covering the
indicates
would
lines
that
take
They do,
further
place
on
Chinese-United
progress
an
States pact
in
monetary cooperation
expanded scale, much along the
of the agreement reached
in
of
of
a
the
The conclusion
that the letter reflected the
world
from
the talks of
his
Premier.
essential," he said, "to create
economic
I
to minimize slightly the gold problem -with
study
studies
whose
value
would
"It
seems
organization for
an
be
assured
by
the
triple virtues of universality, permanence and independence.
Continuous adaptation to the constantly changing economic
factors would be the object of the institution's studies.
If
we wish to avert war and bring mankind back to
pacific
feelings, we must have the courage to face the economic
problem as a whole and find solutions for the great and
threatening questions of the distribution of raw materials,
means of exchange, the international division of labor and
the
serve
for
keen desire of the monarch to gain at least some benefits
for
remain in the United States.
however,
and independent institution
drawn in many quarters
was
a
Whether these pacts initiate
series of similar accords with other countries is a
matter
on which no light is available, for the time
the task
letter to his Premier suggesting the establishment
permanent
in
on
the
summarizing his conversations and the conclusions to
Kung
and Secretary of the Treasury Henry Morgenthau Jr.
As
appears to represent a continuance in
explore
'balance
am
between
industrial
and
agricultural
nations.
convinced that the moment is favorable, and that we
hope to find not merely the support of all govern¬
ments, but also the approval and backing of the great social,
religious and philanthropic bodies."
Some cautious words
of approval promptly were uttered in Washington and
London, which inakes it possible that such an organization
can
will
from
result
the
recent
studies
of
Dr.
van
Zeeland.
will
Secretary of State Cordell Hull praised the Belgian King's
modest variation, however, from the 1936
program
of direct United States Treasury purchases of
silver, with
China free to buy gold with the
proceeds.
The newest
accord calls simply for Treasury purchases of
letter and remarked that the suggestion accords with the
American desire for the dissemination of economic knowl¬
be
May, 1936.
Tliere
a
silver from
China, while China in turn is to effect gold purchases with
the funds thus realized.
Dollar exchange is to be
supplied
to China
for currency stabilization
purposes on a broader
formerly.
The two finance officers expressed
"great satisfaction" over the beneficial results of the
pro¬
scale
than
of monetary reforms and currency stabilization in
But the statement failed to disclose the
price to
be paid for Chinese silver, and also the
price which China
is to pay for gold, although the latter
figure doubtless will
be the $35 a fine ounce price which
gram
China.
No information
long has been prevalent.
made available regarding the
amounts
of the transfers.
Since China was free in any event
to
ship silver to the United States and to acquire dollar bal¬
ances in exchange, it was surmised
was
quite generally that
really had more, political than financial
sig¬
nificance, since it was announced just as the newest
Japa¬
the
nese
treaty
incursions
upon
northern Chinese territory started.
edge and a, full interchange of information.
Foreign Secre¬
tary Anthony Eden, speaking for the British Government,
expressed warm appreciation for the ideals which inspired
the communication.
Bank for International Settlements
Leading European central bankers gathered at Basle,
Switzerland, on July 12 for the usual meeting of the Bank
for International
Settlements, but it appears that little was
accomplished other than the usual exchange of views on
prominent matters of the day.
The informal exchanges of
views are held quite valuable, however, and they may well
exceed the
ordinary functions of the Bank in importance.
One item of favorable news, heard officially by the Board,
was to the effect that the Netherlands gold embargo had
been
raised,
and the practice
resumed in Amsterdam.
dispatch
field
of
of extending foreign loans
The informal talks, according to a
to the New York
and
finance
"Times," ranged
politics.
The
naturally aroused much interest but
:
over
French
no
surprise.
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MONTHLY KEVIEW
6
generally agreed that any return flow of gold to France
would be unlikely to attain proportions to menace other
major
In
currencies.
instances the thought
two
or
one
appeared to prevail that Swiss or Dutch currencies might
feel the effect of the French change.
The opinion was
^
Minister, Georges Bon¬
voiced that the new French Finance
'
toward an eventual conversion of high coupon
rentes into lower interest obligations, much in the manner
effected in the United States and Great Britain in recent
looks
net,
removed or modified.
were
encum¬
The clearing
system adopted by France to insure German payment
and Young plan obligations also was allowed
of
Dawes
to
and the hope was expressed that the accords will
improve relations between Paris and Berlin.
There was
lapse,
much
and
times
at
concern
Austria
Reich contemplates
German relations with
regarding
Czechoslovakia,
but little indication that
the
early action that would impair the in¬
the; International Chamber of
Germany, from June 28 to
July 3, with 1,600 delegates in attendance from 40 leading
The sessions ended with the adoption of 25 resolu¬
London, to overcome some of the more obvious difficulties
'•
International Chamber of Commerce
Ninth
The
Commerce
of
Congress
at Berlin,
held
was
nations.
but they could hardly be called an unqualified suc¬
tions,
views differed widely as to the nature and causes
economic stress.
Political matters were injected into
cess, as
of
discussion
the
occasion, hut they failed to disturb the
on
German spokesmen pleaded for a return
of the colonies lost in the World War.
A British plea fol¬
lowed for a German guarantee of peace, on the possible
sessions
basis
unduly.
of
Great Britain and the United
gold loan from
a
States which would have the incidental effect of redistribut¬
Summing up the results of the gathering,
the Berlin correspondent of the New
York "Times" re¬
marked that
"in view of the world's growing political
ing some gold.
differences, business men have been as little able to
com¬
Such events were overshadowed by subsequent moves
European political
in
Eden
also reveal
immediate
a few generally
accepted
methods left vague.
The monetary resolution adopted by the Conference urged
system of international exchange at stable rates, in the
proclaimed
a
belief that there is
need for stabilization on
a
gold basis.
a
This document endorsed the principle of monetary
tion between
as
Great Britain,
coopera¬
and
extension
by
urged
was
last September,
consultation.
Cur¬
mutual
depreciation for purposes of international competition
reprehensible, but it was considered obvious
that some further adjustments of price levels and exchange
rency
termed
was
would
rates
official
have
be
to
Removal
made.
of
the
unofficial impediments to foreign
and
recommended.
A solution also
was
present
lending
was
urged for the problem
of "international debts of
was
urged,
reduction
matter of course,'in "present hindrances
international exchange of goods and migration."
the
to
a
as
a
Upon creditor nations, it was stated, a special duty devolves
payments by receiving from the world goods
to permit debt
and services in excess of their exports.
In
a
general resolu¬
tion dealing with world economic reconstruction, the govern¬
ments of the world were urged to mitigate their armaments
expenditures and
once
devote
more
economic
resources
to
the improvement of the lot of mankind.
Naval Competition
naval
accord
of
1936
could
continued
that,
new
battleships now under construction in the United
States.;
The
State Department
indicated
merely
that
is
not
universal
a
acceptance by
naval
Powers
which
necessitated the conclusion that
not be made to prevail.
could
of
Japan to keep
the
alteration
the
limit
of
gun
the
calibre
at
Washington
14
inches,"
14-inch limitation
a
Actually, the refusal of
first-line ships to 14 inches made
necessary,
and another severe defeat for
guns
on
naval
limitation was
occasioned
thereby.
Quantitative
limitation was obviated by the Japanese denunciation of
the Washington pact, and the field now is wide
open, as
between the major naval Powers.
Powers,
With regard to the lesser
developments
were less unfavorable last month.
Government announced on July 17 the signa¬
ture of treaties with Germany and Soviet
Russia, where-
The
British
under
relationships to the British
and agreements
tative
made to adhere to the
limitations
formation
on
fleet
of
the
London
building plans
were
now
established
useless
nuali-
pact.
Exchanges of in¬
provided for in the latest
are
accords.
But these treaties represent
only a modest gain,
since the main limitation of- the London
treaty now is dis¬
continued.
Although British authorities declared firmly
for a time that they would adhere to
the 14-inch
gun
on
battleships, regardless of
there
were
indications
Admiralty spokesmen
calibre
is receiving
in
the
July
admitted
actions
of
a
that
of
other
limit
Powers,
changing viewpoint.
the
close study.
question
of
gun
•
European Diplomacy
European political anxieties were not allayed
by the de¬
velopments in the Spanish civil war during
July nor by
the growing conflict in the Far East.
These events tended
to
restrain
the
diplomatists from sweeping enterprises in
but some modest steps nevertheless were
taken.
France and Germany signed on
July 10 agreements
covering trade and the system of payments between the
behalf
of
peace,
relations,
establish
country
has
patch
itself
up
highly successful.
conferred
at
The
comments
the
on
major
no
Eastern
shore
of
^
Anglo-Italian relations apparently
Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain
some
of contention
between
the
two
countries
are
said
to have
been
discussed, and it is significant that the Italian
gave
much space and high praise to the
in
also
was noted
length in London, July 28, with the
Ambassador, Count Din^ Grandi.
The main points
Italian
is
no
policy
The word "vendetta" has
a
(
This effort to
was
London
other
any
he remarked.
sea,
contrast with
press
This
occurrence.
the
long-continued embargo of British
applied by the controlled Italian press under orders
news
from
Premier
London
Mussolini.
On
Prime Minister
that
July 30 it became known
Chamberlain
effort to improve relations with
had
in
continued
Italy by dispatching
personal letter to Signor Mussolini.
lar,
for that
and
Contents
available,
but
dealt
it
reason
very
nificant.
of
was
the
was
The step was singu¬
regarded as most sig¬
communication
assumed
quite
were
made
not
generally that
they
with
outstanding problems of the two countries.
Meanwhile, exploratory moves again were made by the
British Government with a view to ascertaining the possi¬
bility of furthering the Western European peace pact
Inquiries as to methods wrere addressed to the French,
German, Belgian and Italian Governments.
Spanish Civil War
On
were
confirmed officially in Washington, on July 10, in the form
of a statement that 16-inch guns would be mounted on two
"there
equivalent,
H
be
not
Italian
that
assurance
pursuing toward
should
Power
Expectations that the qualitative limitations of the Lon¬
don
British and
applied by Mr. Eden to the Red Sea, and it
cardinal point in English diplomacy that
a
as
a
resolution
categorical
a
of
English
no
the
In another
term.
gave
were
debts
the
on
either of aggression or revenge.
political origin," but some reserva¬
tions were made to that phrase, owing to the possibility
that German authorities will try to include external private
under
The statement, as made July 19, had
repercussions
regard to the Mediterranean.
He stated calmly
forcibly that British interests in that sea will be de¬
fended without menacing the interests of others.
There is
ample room for all and free traffic through the Mediter¬
ranean must be preserved.
Continuing in this vein, Mr.
France and the United States
called for by the tripartite agreement of
a
but
Eden
merely
the
tude with
intention
spokesmen
of
one
which long have been delicate, and improvement apparently
followed.
Captain Eden outlined clearly the British atti¬
the economic differences between nations as the states¬
recommendations of aims, with
Foreign Secretary Anthony
of British Foreign relations, which
good deal of the essence of problems in odd
of the world.
corners
and
In framing the resolution the business
in
traditional accountings
pose
diplomats."
affairs.
the House of Commons in London
gave
men
/
trade
brances to
dependence of either small neighbor. The Swedish Foreign
Minister, Richard J. Sandler, visited Moscow early in July,
evidently to eipphasize the traditional desire for peace with
all nations that marks Swedish policy.1
v.-'
years.
;
countries, and in either case most of the depression
year,
19 the Spanish civil war was in progress one*
and neither the loyalists nor the insurgents had a suf¬
July
ficient advantage to insure early ending of the bloody and
costly conflict.
Moreover, predictions as to the outcome
obviously would have been futile, for the forces
appeared to be rather evenly matched, with the preponder¬
ance of man-power and industrial control in the hands of
the loyalists, while the insurgent forces of General Fran¬
cisco Franco continued to rely upon trained troops and the
open
support of Italy and Germany.
The question of
non-intervention was debated throughout July, with the
of the
war
usual scarcity of practical results.
Collapse of the non¬
intervention naval patrol was followed by partial collapse
of the land
patrol, and there is every reason to suppose that
are receiving at least some aid from France
the loyalists
and Russia, just as extensive assistance is being rendered
the rebels by Italy and the Reich.
More than ever, the war
in
Spain resembled a
major
conflict of
rival European
political systems, fought on Spanish soil.
With fascists and communists openly divided as
little comment has been
to Spain,
heard officially in London
on
the
But Foreign
war.
laration
on
Secretary Eden made an important dec¬
July 3, when he stated that the British Govern¬
ment could not remain indifferent "where British interests
are
concerned
trade
routes
on
that
the land or sea frontiers of Spain or the
pass
her by."
While this address was
being delivered, the London non-intervention group of 27
nations sought means for adjusting the problems occasioned
German and Italian withdrawals from the naval
Unwilling to continue the patrol, German and
Italian spokesmen objected also to assumption of the com¬
plete task by British and French naval units.
The fascist
representatives preferred to make some new demands for
the granting of belligerent rights to their favorite, General
Franco, and this complicated the position greatly.
After
protracted discussions, the non-intervention group decided
on July. 9 to turn the whole matter over to the British
Government for solution.
A compromise plan accordingly
was suggested on
July 14 by London, only one day after
by
the
patrol.
Aug., 1937]
MONTHLY
the French authorities suspended the land
patrol along
Franco-Spanish frontier
neutrality to its
own
and
the
preservation of
entrusted the
atmosphere
bel¬
The actual course of the discussion,
however# again reflects the complete unwillingness of many
countries to make non-intervention a reality,
A dispute
promptly developed as to whether withdrawal of troops
should precede or follow the
granting of -belligerent rights
to Franco.
On this matter the British Government circu¬
larized other nations, with a sharp cleavage the result.
in
progress
for
the tension
the
of
little.
a
Japanese spokesman
the difficulties
must
declared
be
made
that
with
condition for the withdrawal of troops.
the sympathies of the various
These
moves
reflect
countries, but they do not
advance non-intervention, and the
suspicion seems justified
that such really is the end sought, in some cases.
The
of the conflict reflected a rapid shifting of the
of war, with the rebel advances halted for the
course
fortunes
time being,
The
month
strides
in
Santander
and the loyalists making momentary progress.
of July opened with the rebels making vast
the Basque territory, where Bilbao1 fell and
threatened.
was
By July 5, however, the loyal¬
ists completed their preparations for the
lohg-rumored gen¬
eral offensive, and a wide attack was started to relieve
the city of Madrid.
Vigorous movements were started
It
The drive
was
continued with such force and skill that
the rebels hastily had to abandon their offensive
along the
coast of the Bay of Biscay, and concentrate on the Madrid
area.
The rebels were
forced to give ground,
and for
a
time it seemed that they might be caught in a vast
pincer
But General Franco rallied his men and
slowly
the tide of battle again turned, with the rebels
movement.
forcing the
loyalists back from some of their hard-won points of
vantage. The key town of Brunete, at the southern tip of
the loyalist salient, changed hands several
times, and late
in July remained in the possession of the
rebels, with the
entire front again settling into a dull duel of
artillery. Air¬
plane combat I took
place
on
perfectly enormous
with the loyalists plainly superior in the air.
J
a
China and Japan
scale,
is
fashion, and the
matter
a
of
pure guesswork.
At the end of July the
fighting spread to the Tientsin area, 80 miles east of Pei¬
ping, and a major conflict was regarded as a
possibility.
Airplanes rained bombs upon the native quarters of Tientsin
and
laid
waste
large part of the city.
Chinese troop
bombed, and the usual Japanese declara¬
a
.
Undeclared
war
Taged
through
much
of
the
month
of
July in northern China, where the Japanese militarists
started another of their series of
expansion moves at the
expense of the people and territory of China.
Fighting
started on July 7 near Peiping, where the
Japanese invad¬
ing force held
they had
blamed
the
a
series of night maneuvers in
an area where
Clashes occurred for which each side
and the actual circumstances remain
business.
no
.
other,
clouded and uncertain.
Japan merely
was
adventure, such
eignty
as
The fact seems to be,
seeking
a
added all
pretext for
of
however, that
another
Manchuria to
military
her
made
peared unwilling to accept the gage of battle cast by the
Japanese, and it seems clear that the latter thereupon
decided that the time
was
ripe for still another
maneuver
of encroachment upon northern China.
After sporadic fighting had been in
progress near
Peiping
week, the Japanese presented their usual series of
demands, and also referred vaguely to an agreement which
they declared had been negotiated by General Umetsu with
a
Chinese General.
This Ho-Umetsu agreement was
vio¬
lated by Chinese forces, according to the
Japanese, but the
Chinese claim no such agreement exists.
Its terms are a
matter of pure conjecture, so far as other nations
a
are
con¬
cerned, but it nevertheless served the Japanese aim of
a
general war of conquest in portions of China proper that
many Japanese spokesmen promised in the
past to respect.
The area of foreign troop maneuvers defined in
the Boxer
protocol was violated by the Japanese, and an international
aspect thus was given the entire matter.
But all indica¬
tions in London and Washington were to the effect
,
that
effect
that
all
"bandits" would
be
■
sions
that China would fight to the last man to
preserve
territory from further despoliation.
But late in July
her
of the most famous of Chinese divisions
was withdrawn
from Peiping, at the obvious behest of the
Japanese, and
one
the actual course of events remained obscure.
The fighting
continued.
Appeals were made on a number of occasions
by the British, French and United States Governments for
the preservation
fever
war
distant.
of peace
in the Far East.
The Japanese
and peace seemed to be far
mounted, however,
The
Diet
in
Tokio
voted
$30,000,000 for war expenses in
cheering of the representatives.
an
appropriation
of
amid strenuous
China,
Irish Election
General elections
were
held in Ireland
July 1, to decide
on
upon the new Constitution for the Irish Free State
proposed
by President Eamon de Valera and his Fianna Fail associ¬
ates, and to select representatives for the new unicameral
Legislature.
Results of this plebiscite justified
only in
part the contentions of Mr. de Valera that all of the Irish
Free
State
backed his Constitution and his ideas of
pro¬
The Constitution was approved
by a vote of
cedure.
686,042
to
528,296, but after all disputes as to the election were
adjusted it appeared that the Fianna Fail had lost
slightly
in
its
hold
upon
putting the
the
new
Charter into effect.
Legislature and might have
Not much
trouble
concern
was
expressed in England regarding the election, for the
London view of the Constitution is that no
great changes in
relations with the Irish Free State will be occasioned
a
united Ireland, as expressed
aspiration.
In the Dail, or
bicameral legislature, which was dissolved
on June 14, President de Valera and his
Fianna Fail group
had a small but definite
majority of members.
In the new
an
lower House of
Parliament, however, the Fianna Fail will have 69 seats,
or
precisely the number of all other parties combined,
making it possible that concessions will be found
to
insure
sufficient
necessary
for Fianna Fail measures.
of former President William T. Cosgrave obtained 48 seats, Laborites 13 seats, and
independent
members eight seats.
support
The Fine Gael party
Palestine Division
action to restrain the Japanese would be taken.
Indeed,
the neutrality legislation
recently passed by Congress
was not invoked, on the
interesting and oft-predicted plea
no
After
protracted
a
difficulties
Palestine,
that it actually would involve the United States in
the Far
Eastern conflict.
The legislation remains on the
statute
book, but the course of Far Eastern events
shabbiness
of the law and the
poor
a
major
and
sporadic
conflict,
in
the
Royal British
British
mandated
Commission issued
a
area
report
of
on
July 7 which suggested partitioning of the country in rough
approximation to the cultural elements.
The
report,
of
which the British Government
approves, calls for the estab¬
lishment of a small but relatively rich coastal
State for the
Jews, which would comprise about one-quarter of the
pres¬
ent
area
more
of
arid
Palestine.
Arabs
trans-Jordanian
would
State,
be
with
established
a
port
at
in
a
Jaffa.
Finally, the holy area of Jerusalem, Bethlehem, Nazareth
and other points would be kept under British
control.
The
lengthy findings take due account of minorities and their
disposition, immigration during the transitional period and
similar matters.
Although the report was supported fully
by the London Government, it aroused controversy
every¬
where, and it hastily was referred to the League of Nations
for study and debate.
A long period of study is
expected to
follow, and some London observers feel quite convinced that
the eventual decision will differ
materially from the pro¬
posals of the Royal Commission.
Meanwhile, the danger of
further clashes between Jews and Arabs remains.
Steel Trade—Non-Ferrous Metals
j "Enough
spotty
improvement
has
•
occurred
to convince
the steel trade that the bottom of the midsummer recession
has been reached," stated the "Iron Age" in its issue of
July 29.
This publication continued, in part,
"There has been
as
follows:
with
at
first, it
airplanes.
no
pronounced reversal of the recent down¬
ward trend in new
I
Although fighting was modest
had exposed
basis upon which
it was enacted.
developed into
now
study of the religious and political
encountered
a
even
rapidly
the
Peiping-Tientsin region.
Generalissimo
Chiang Kai-shek, who controls the Nanking Nationalist
Government of China, declared
categorically on several occa¬
on
ap¬
the
to
sover¬
the basis of the puppet-State of Manchukuo.
In
June a test of sentiment occurred
along the Amur River,
which divides Manchukuo and Siberia.
The Russians
for
were
were
tions
also
thereby. Nor is the aim of
in the document, more than
,
!
the
obvious that parleys were
proceeding in typical Ori¬
actual course of such conferences
was
ental
against the rebels in Central, Eastern and Northern Spain,
and some important gains
quickly were made by the loyal¬
ists.
of
regime preferred to concentrate large masses
troops in contiguous areas, and the fighting continued.
of
cleared out of the
Italy, acting in their usual concert, maintained that
belligerent rights to the rebels must be established as a
settlement
officials
Nationalist
drawal of foreign troops must
precede the rights.
and
local
a
the
Japanese instigated and controlled Hopei-Chahar political
council. This is a favorite device of the
Japanese for sever¬
ing vast areas from Chinese sovereignty.
The Nanking
trains
Germany
was
the
divisions from Japan to China,
battalions departed for the Asian
army
Russia objected firmly to the
granting of belligerent rights
to the rebel general, while France maintained the with¬
|
especially tense,
dispatch of fresh
Actually, only a few
Continent, which relieved
When the fighting was well under way,
arrangements
v
ligerent rights to General Franco, but only after unanimous
approval by the Non-intervention Committee of a complete
withdrawal from Spain of all foreigners engaged in fighting
on either side.
The naval patrol would be suspended, but
it was stipulated that neutral observers must 'be stationed
in all ports of Spain to insure the same
end.; J Land control
would continue,
and air control would receive further
study, under this compromise proposal, which immediately
was
praised highly in all countries and accepted as a
7
tanks and all other
equipment of modern mechanized armies
in use.
In mid-July the
with
officials.
Under the British scheme, it was proposed to grant
"basis for discussion."
BEVIEW
business, except in the Chicago district,
where the first influences
of abundant farm crops at high
prices are more in evidence than in the
areas
farther east.
!
MONTHLY
8
The
equipment industries is outstanding.
is not yet buying heavily for 1938
activity in farm
REVIEW
is swinging into the
production
:f' "Shoe
although
initial
fall run
orders are
in
below
an
The automobile industry
encouraging
models, but
additional steel business from that source is
expected within a few weeks.
Steel production, which had
been affected by holiday and vacation shutdowns, is in a
contraseasonal advance, although there may be downward
year ago.
adjustments before the fall
point to a new high total since output for the first six
months ran 18% above a year ago.
Although y the warm
weather in July aided the liquidation of most lines of whites
and retail sales are reported substantially ahead of the first
half of last year, jobbers are believed to have a moderate
buying movement gets into full
The announcement on July 20 by the CarnegieIllinois Steel Corp. of continuance of present prices on its
swing."
products through the fourth quarter was followed by a
similar announcement from the American Steel & Wire Co.
r;
and a number of
independent companies.
All of the major
affected by strikes are again reported
to be in operation.
Steel scrap, after declining to $17.08 a
gross ton (as of June 15), or to the lowest price for the
current year, showed an improvement in each of the four
weeks of last month, the quotation increasing as follows:
On July 6 to* $17.42; on July 13 to $18.50; on July 20 to
$19.17, and on July 27 to $20.08: this last figure com¬
pares with $13.67 a gross ton at the close of July of last
steel units that were
composite prices of finished steel
unchanged, the former at 2.605c. a
■pound and the latter at $23.25 a gross ton, which compares
with 2.159c. and $18.84, respectively, at July 28, 1936.
The operating rate of steel companies having approxi¬
mately 98% of the steel capacity of the industry, according
to the American Iron and Steel Institute, was estimated at
the rate of 84.3% for the week beginning July 26 as com¬
pared with 82.5% for the preceding week, 82.7% for the
week beginning July 12,
67.3% for the week beginning
July 5, and 75.0% for the week beginning June 28.
Opera¬
tions at the close of July last year were reported to be at
"Iron Age"
and pig iron continued
■year.
The
capacity.
metals, "Metal and Mineral Mar¬
kets" during the month reported in substance as follows:
"Demand for non-ferrous metals was active and the under¬
tone was firm to strong in nearly all directions, while in¬
the rate of 71.5% of
As to the non-ferrous
the
manner,
a
While shoe output this fall will not likely attain
record levels of last spring,> prospects for the full year
of staple lines attributed to speculative purchases
These inventories have exerted a retarding in¬
fluence on the placing of new orders.
Furthermore, the
fact that stocks cannot be replaced von a dollar-for-dollar
basis is encouraging the holding of shoes for higher prices.
In consequence, abnormally large re-orders for November
and December production may be necessary.
"The future trend of retail prices of footwear is obscure.
carryover
last winter.
Manufacturers point
vance.
:v'/
out that higher costs justify an ad¬
At the same time, however, a number of firms are
ordering a less expensive type of leather so as to enable
them
in the low price bracket.
This
doubt as to the public's
to keep their shoes
would indicate that there was some
willingness or
ability to pay much higher prices.
operated steadily against a moderate back¬
"Tanners have
In reflection of
log of orders.
Sole prices have been firm.
the continued
style demand for suedes there has been a
vigorous demand for kid and splits
calf leather has declined at
while trading in grain
the safrifice of the wide price
differential previously enjoyed over sole leather.
"For several weeks the tanners remained out of the hide
market, preferring to pursue a
Waiting' race against the
packers, who were firmly holding out for higher prices.
The gradual depletion of their raw stock inventories finally
forced the tanners to give ground, and a large volume of
hides
changed hands at materially higher quotations.
ducers of
sonal
Pro¬
specialty leathers also have come in for their sea¬
requirements of good quality summer hides.
This
demand, coupled with a return to normal stocks
quiry was good, considering the season of the year.
Do¬
mestic sales of copper for the week ended July 28 amounted
increased
compared with 9,317 tons in the preceding
week, 11,881 tons in the week ended July 14, and 10,802
tons in the first seven days of the month.
Sales of lead
totaled 10,200 tons in the week ended July 28, 9,900 tons
in the previous week, 7,450 tons in the week ended July 14,
and 5,250 tons in the week ended July 7.
Sales of zinc
amounted to approximately 12,000 tons in the week ended
July 28." Prices for copper and lead again were unchanged,
these metals being quoted throughout the month at 14.00c.,
Valley, and 6.00c., New York, respectively.
Zinc at New
York increased on July 12 to 7.35c., the first price change
since April 21, when quotations were established at the
7.10c. level.
Tin at New York, after touching 60.37%c. on
July 20, closed on July 30 at 58.50c., which compares with
56.62%C. at June 30.
forced hide prices up to
to 13,118 tons, as
Lumber Movement
The lumber industry
during the week ended July 24,
1937,
of the 1929 weekly average of production
and 74% of 1929 shipments, according to reports to the
National Lumber Manufacturers Association from regional
stood
at
80%
associations covering operations
softwood
mills.
of important hardwood and
Reported production showed some reces¬
week and shipments were slightly
business booked was heavier.
All items
figures for the same week in
1936.
National production reported for the week ended
July 24, 1937, by 5% fewer mills, was 6% less, shipments
3% less, and new orders 5% above the same figures for the
preceding week.
Production in the July 24 week was
shown by mills reporting for both 1937 and 1936 as 11%
above, shipments 15% above, and new orders 7% above
sion from the preceding
less, while
exceeded
new
the corresponding
those of the 1936 week.
531 mills re¬
ported production of 278,308,000 feet of hardwoods and
softwoods combined; shipments of 249,664,000 feet, and new
business amounting to 229,119,000 feet.
For the preceding
week 557 mills produced 296,248,000 feet, shipped 257,188,000
feet, and received orders for 217,845,000 feet.
For the
week ended July 10 reports from 573 mills showed a total
output of 247,021,000 feet, shipments of 207,455,000 feet,
and orders 'booked amounting to 197,468,000 feet.
For the
week ended July 3 a total of 553 mills produced 253,986,000
feet, shipped 262,361,000 feet, and booked orders for
During the week ended July 24 a total of
225,060,000 feet.
All regions except Southern pine reported orders below
.
production during the week ended July 24, 1937.
All but
West Coast, California redwood and Northern hardwoods
reported shipments below production.
Southern pine, West
Coast and redwood were the only regions to report orders
above those of the corresponding week of last year.
All
softwood groups reported shipments1 above last year except
Northern pine.
Hardwood regions showed lower orders
than last year.
hardwoods
All regions but Southern pine
production
reported
above
arid Northern
the corresponding
in
packers' hands and prospects of a smaller slaughter, has
the highest level in eight years."
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Grains
developments was the dominant
factor in domestic wheat markets during the past month.
Wide fluctuations occurred as sentiment veered in response
to favorable and unfavorable news in connection with crop
Sensitiveness
to
crop
prospects.
Prices advanced sharply during the early part
month, after which they turned around and declined.
Stimulated by continued drought in the Western Provinces
of the
spread of rust in various
United States wheat belts, offerings were
light and buying active during the early part of the month.
The Canadian crop disaster will no doubt have an im¬
of Canada
part
of
and by reports of the
the
well as world supply and
demand factors.
Largely as a result of the severe drought
in Saskatchewan, yields have been reduced to such an
extent that some estimates of the prospective Canadian
crop have been marked down to as low as 150,000,000 bush¬
els.
Should such low estimates finally materialize, Canada,
this year, will raise one of the smallest crops in history.
Black rust, drought and heat were also said to have inflicted
further damage in sections of the United States winter
and spring wheat belts.
Attention was paid even to reports
of too dry weather in the Argentine, which country's next
crop is still nearly six months off.
During the latter part
of the month, beneficial rains occurred in many of the
drought-stricken areas both in the United States and Can¬
ada, while less was heard about the spread of rust.
This
turn of events prompted heavy realizing, under which prices
reacted.
Furthermore, the constant pressure of the winter
wheat movement helped the decline.
On July 9 the Fed¬
eral Crop Reporting Board estimated the total 1937 United
States wheat crop at 882,287,000 bushels, or the largest
yield since 1931 and slightly above the 1928-32 average of
864,532,000 bushels.
The official forecast indicated 663,641,000 bushels of winter wheat and 218,646,000 bushels of
spring wheat. It is claimed, however, that there is a possi¬
bility of the final yield of spring wheat, at least, not
equaling the government's July prediction. Corn fluctuated
very erratically during the month and developed decided
weakness during the latter part.
Oats arid rye, for the
most part, moved downward during the entire month.
Sell¬
ing of the coarse grains was stimulated by favorable crop
conditions and easiness of the spot markets.
In Chicago
the September option for wheat closed on July 31 at 116%c.
as against
an opening price of 121^4 c. on July 1.
At
Winnipeg the October wheat option closed on July 31 at
132c. as against an opening of 135%c. on July 2 (holiday in
Canada on July 1—Dominion Day).
September corn in
Chicago closed on July 31 at 92c. compared with an opening
of 111c. on July 1.
September oats closed at 29%c. against
an
opening of 38%c.
September rye closed at 80^4c. as
compared with the opening of 88%c. on July 1.
portant bearing on domestic, as
,
Sugar
1936 week.
Trading in sugar "futures" was fairly active
Hide*, Leather and Footwear
during the
Letter," under date of July 30, discusses these markets as
past month, with prices sensitive to changing indications of
success or failure for passage of sugar legislation in this
follows:
session of Congress.
The First National Bank of Boston, in
-
its "New England
♦
The general undertone, however, was
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MONTHLY
Aug., 1937]
easier
owing
outside
favor
to
selling
by
of
holders and restricted
growing sentiment in
tired
speculative interest.
With
a
adjournment, great effort has been made by pro¬
Jones sugar bill to secure a vote.
There
nothing definite upon which to base an opinion
ponents of the
has
been
that
excepting only the
undoubted necessity, either for new legislation or an exten¬
sion of the Jones-Costigan Act.
Statements by both sides
a
compromise
would
be
reached
have indicated
no
exists
quota system has proven too valuable to
Sales of Cuban raw sugars were not very
be
that
the
discarded.
change in attitude, yet
a
general feeling
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lowing the publication of the official July crop report, fore¬
casting an increase in acreage of only 10.4%, as against
privately estimated 12% to 15%, a substantial rally de¬
veloped, in as much as low temperatures reported from
parts of the South and excessive precipitation in the Eastern
sections of the belt, put a somewhat less favorable
aspect
on
the crop outlook.
kets
as
as
well
word
reached
velt's
statement
next
was
favorable
quoted at 4.70c. by all refiners throughout the
month.
Coffee
markets continued quiet during the past month.
The general undertone was steady.
Trade attention in this
commodity was to a large extent concentrated on the
results that may be
accomplished at the Pan-American
Conference scheduled to take place in Havana on Aug. 9.
However, there has been more or less skepticism over the
prospect of constructive action, owing to the inability of
Colombia and Brazil to work out a price ratio which would
be regarded as workable.
In the meantime, advices from
Brazil were of a constructive nature, including a report
that the National Coffee Department negotiated an internal
loan
equivalent to $30,000,000.
This will serve to supply
that body with immediate funds to
pay planters as "sacri¬
fice quota" coffees
are
tendered.
Sentiment
was
also
helped by reports that the United States would sell gold
to Brazil to aid her in her financial
transactions, it being
argued that such aid would assure continuation
Brazilian Government's support of coffee prices.
of
the
There
fair routine demand for spot coffees.
a
No. 7 Santos
quoted on July 3Tat 10%@10%c. against
10%c. June 30, the same as on May 29 (May 30 fell on a
Sunday and May 31 was a holiday); 10%@10%c. April 30;
10%c. March 31; ll%c. Feb. 27, and 10y2 @10%c. Jan. 30.
was
No. 7 Rio
was quoted on
July 31 at 9%c., the same
30, against 9%c. May 29; 9%c. April 30;
March 31; 9%c. Feb. 27, and
O^c. Jan. 30.
as on
June
9%c.
Rubber
Crude rubber continued its declining trend.
of
Immediate
for the further recession in
prices were the release
causes
the
figures concerning shipments from the Far East
to 55,000 tons from Malaya and 44,800 tons
amounting
from the Dutch East
Indies, and, to
larger degree,
the announcement of the June
production figures for
Malaya, which reached a total of 51,569 tons for that
month, or approximately 105% of the standard quota,
whereas
previous
estimates
had
an even
led
to
the
belief
that
Malaya would not be able to produce its quota of 90%.
The United
States of America consumption figure for
June, amounting to 51,800 tons, had little effect on the
market, being approximately in line with expectations.
During the last
undertone
week
appeared
of
the
month
to be developing,
somewhat
a
as
it
much
as
sales of tires
are
a
gradually improving and the
more
asked
May 29; 21 3/16c. asked April 30; 26%c. asked
March 31; 22c. asked Feb.
27, and 21%c. asked Jan. 30.
Textiles
'Seasonal dulness characterized the textile
trades during
past month.
Retail
business, helped by favorable
weather conditions, made a
fairly good showing, although
comparisons with the corresponding period of last
the
materially
year
affected
by
the
soldier bonus money
during the
as an
and
important stimulus.
the
sections
continued
fact
that
spending of
summer, 1936, had acted
The abatement of labor troubles
outlook in the agricultural
cheerful
favorable factors; on the other
hand, it was
heavy spending for vacation trips and the
sharp
rise of foodstuff prices and rent
scales served to somewhat
interfere with the buying
ability of sections of the populace.
The wholesale
trades, while experiencing a mild seasonal
pick-up, clearly reflected the cautious attitude of
were
noted that
largely owing to prevailing uncertainties
price outlook.
It was believed,
reduced
volume
of
current
activity later in the season,
buyers,
over
the future
however, that the sharply
buying will result in greater
as inventories in general are
said to be in sound condition and
should require
replenish¬
ment before long.
Raw cotton in July continued its
down¬
ward trend at an accelerated
pace.
The predominant influ¬
ence was the excellent
outlook for the current
crop.
With
early private estimates ranging from
14,500,000 to 15,500 000
bales, comparing with last year's output of
only 12,300.000
bales, and with the current world
States cotton
consumption of United
totaling but slightly for than 13,000,000 bales
decidedly bearish views permeated the cotton
trade.
Fol¬
the
new
the
;
President
quoting
crop
could
be lower unless
would
taken.
The
renewed
outlook
de¬
be
as
Roose¬
estimated
at
downward
reports from the
for
the
crop
as
remedial
movement
South
well
as
official
was
aggra¬
stressing
by
the
increasing
of domestic and foreign
in excess of
15,600,000 bales, acted
as a
further depressing
influence.
Spot cotton here in New York was 12.62c. on
July 1. After a moderate decline to 12.49c., July 3, the
price rallied to 13.05c., July 9.
From that point, however,
a
steady decline carried the quotation to a low of 11.18c.,
July 31. Business in the print cloths markets experienced
mild
a
July.
revival
Later
virtual
following
in
the
official
acreage
the
month, however, trading
and prices showed further
standstill,
Print cloths at Fall River for 28-inch 64x60's
report for
came
to
a
recessions.
was
marked
down July 16 from
5%c. to 5}£c. On July 19 the quotation
declined further to 5%c., and on July 28 another reduction
carried the price to 5c., at which figure it stood
July 31.
The price of 27-inch 60x64's declined from
4%e. June 30 to
4%c. July 31, while Osnaburgs reacted from 10c. June 30
to 9^4c. July 31.
The report of the Census Bureau, issued
July 14 and covering the month of June, again demon¬
strated that
the consumption of the staple in the United
States continued at a high rate.
The amount consumed in
June totaled 681,394 bales of lint and
66,618 bales of linters
compared with 669,460 bales of lint and 70,480 bales of
linters in May, 1937, and only
555,449 bales of lint and
64,891 bales of linters during June, 1936.
The woolen goods market displayed little
activity in the
men's division, as clothing manufacturers
appeared well
covered for their fall requirements.
A further reduction in
the accumulation of unfilled orders was
reported, resulting
in scattered curtailment of mill
operations.
The
opening
of next year's lines of
tropical worsteds was productive of
substantial amount of initial orders for these
goods.
Women's wear materials moved in fair
a
volume, although
towards the end of the month less favorable
reports from
retail centers resulted in a
slackening of the demand.
Japanese double extra 13-15 deniers were ouoted July 31
at $1.82@$1.87 against $1.89@1.94 June
30; $1.77@$1.82
May 29; $1.77@$1.82 April 30; $1.97@$2.02 March 31; $1*80
@$1.94 Feb. 27, and $2.00@$2.05 Jan. 30.
In the case of
were
the 20-22 deniers Japanese crack double
quoted at $1.78@$1.83 July 31 against $1.85@
$1.90 June 30; $1.73@$1.78 May 29; $1.82@$1.87 April 30;
$1.81@$1.86 March 31; $1.76@$1.81 Feb. 27, and $1.91@
$1.99 Jan. 30.
Petroleum and Its Products
cre¬
attractive basis for replenishing
purchases.
Ribbed smoked sheets for
spot delivery were quoted at
18%c. asked July 31 against 19%c. asked June
30; 20%c.
were
by
Washington
that
however,
increasingly precipitous
and that the price trend for cotton over the
years
was
Subsequently,
became
spinners, and re¬
ports from abroad indicating materially increased acreage
figures for several important foreign producing centers.
The appearance of the first private
August estimates dur¬
ing the closing days of the month showing a probable crop
extra
long decline in rubber quotations is presumed to have
ated
two
vated
steadier
was
expected
that the present seasonal lull in
factory purchases would
soon be superseded
by a substantial buying movement, in
as
14,500,000 bales
action
and
from
buying reticence
Coffee
was
influences.
resumed
was
The strength of other commodity mar¬
the sharp rally in security prices also served
as
steadying
cline
during the past month and consisted of the fol¬
lowing, all exclusive of duty:
On July 13 July shipment
at 2.52c. c. & f.; on July 20 early August shipment at 2.52c.
c, & f., and on
July 29 prompt shipment at 2.60a c. & f.
The wholesale list price for refined, immediate delivery,
numerous
9
Higher crude prices for low-grade crude oil in Texas, a
sweeping advance in gasoline prices, and an August "market
demand" crude oil
of Mines at
a new
estimate by the United States Bureau
all-time high figure featured
July devel¬
opments in the domestic petroleum industry.
The Magnolia Petroleum CO., a
subsidiary of the SoconyVacuum Oil Co., Inc., on July 6 posted an increase of 5 to
6c.
barrel in the prices of lower
oil in Texas.
The new
a
gravity Mirando grade crude
schedule, which became effective
immediately, established a price of 96c. a barrel for gravi¬
ties below 21, against 90c.
previously; 98c. a barrel for
21 to 21.9 gravity, against 93c., with a 2c. differential
up
to 40 gravity.
The latter and above remained unchanged
at $1.36.
The Humble Oil &
Refining Co., subsidiary of the Stand¬
ard Oil Co. of New Jersey, not only met the
Magnolia ad¬
vance within two days but in addition to
setting up the
higher level for Mirando also advanced low-grades of Refugio
1 to 6c. a barrel with 25 to 25.9
gravity posted at
$1.11 under the new price schedule.
Tightening of sup¬
plies in these two .fields has followed increased demand
crude
for the lower gravity crude from
was
refiners, and the advance
not unexpected.
A new all-time high in its advance market estimates
was
set
by the United States Bureau of Mines on July 21 when
it predicted that daily average
production of 3,462,900 bar¬
rels would be necessary during August to meet market de¬
mand.
The new high estimate was 39,100 barrels above
the
July forecast
excess
of
actual
last year.
All of the five
of
the
Bureau, and 395,500 barrels in
in the corresponding month
production
major producing States—Texas, Oklahoma,
California, Louisiana and Kansas-participated in the
larger allowables recommended by the Federal agency.
MONTHLY EEYIEW
10
suggested at 1,395,200 barrels daily,
barrels above the Bureau's July estimate
for the Lone Star State.
This, incidentally, was the largest
increase recommended for any one State.
Oklahoma was
lifted to 633,400 barrels from 629,700; California to 612,800
from
605,500; Louisiana to 253,900 from 253,000, and
Texas production was
which was 20,100
Kansas
200,500 from 195,600 barrels.
to
August
for
Oklahoma
California...
....
Louisiana.
1.
Kansas
New
Mexico
Pennsylvania
Arkansas
Montana...
.
.
605,500 Kentucky
253,000 New York
195,600 Illinois
100,800 West Virginia
53,700 Ohio.............
....
.
52,900
39,800
29.100
17,700
16,800
15,200
13,000
July
28,400
16,200
16,100
Colorado
10,700
15,600
13,000
10,700
10,300
4,900
10,700
4,70
2,300
....
52,800
39,900
Wyoming
•
1,375.100
629,700
612,800
253,900
200,500
100,800
53,600
Michigan
August
July
August
.....1,395,200
633,400
Texas
2,300
Indiana
August recommended allowables of the Bureau
of Mines, however, were far behind actual production,
'Daily average output for the week ended July 24—which
are the latest figures available at the month-end—disclose
that production hit a new record high of 3,573,400 barrels
during this period.
The new high reported in the American
Petroleum Institute compilation compared with the former
The
i
new
peak. of 3,573,500 barrels set in the final week of May.
Output for the July 24 period was 152,600 barrels above
the July market estimate of the Bureau of Mines, and
615,350 barrels above actual production in the correspond¬
ing
1936 period.
of domestic
Stocks
the United
and foreign crude petroleum held in
States halted their advance in the
week ended
July 10 when a complete reversal of the trend developed,
stocks sliding off around IV2 million barrels, according to
the United States Bureau of Mines
In the following week
a
smaller dip was
recorded, again solely in domestic stocks,
July 17 total dropping to 307,255,000 barrels.
Since
the 20-year low of around 287 million barrels set last
January, stocks of domestic and foreign crude have shown
a
virtually unchecked advance due to the record daily
average crude production totals scored almost weekly since
the
that time.
Presidential
of
approval
the
congressional
legislation
granting permission to the group of States engaged in the
Interstate Oil Compact Commission to continue operations
was
voted late in the month.
President Roosevelt on
July 21 sent to the Congress a copy of the interstate pact
executed by the Governors of Okla¬
to conserve oil and gas
New Mexico, Illinois and Colorado
on
May 10 last, and said in his message that he hoped
Congress would enact appropriate legislation giving its con¬
sent to the compact.
Under the Constitution, such con¬
gressional approval is necessary before States can engage
in interstate agreements.
On July 28 the House completed
congressional action on the resolution extending the com¬
pacts which otherwise would expire Sept. 1.
The Senate
already had approved it.
Representatives of the six States comprising the Inter¬
state Oil Compact Commissions were hosts to observers
from several oil-producing States which have not yet joined
the group at the July 13 meeting of the Commission held
in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Among the major topics of dis¬
cussion at the meeting were the need for national legisla¬
tion in connection with the production of crude oil (this
referred to congressional approval of the extension of the
measures enabling the States to band together.—Ed. note*
homa, Texas, Kansas,
possibility of increased taxation on both crude and refined
products, and the determination of waste brought about
by storing oil over long periods of time.
The American
Petroleum Institute's report that the survey under way in
which
the
United
States
Bureau
of
Mines is
seeking
to
accurately determine the marketable value of oil in storage
has
not
"Bfbught forth
result as yet as the
Bureau refused to release its findings "until many more
tests
are
The
any
concrete
made" attracted comment.
Oklahoma
Corporation Commission issued orders
establishing the August allowable at 633,400 barrels, up
3,700 (barrels from the July level and in line with the quota
recommended by the United States Bureau of Mines.
E. E.
Blincoe, Chairman of the Kansas Corporation Commission,
who was a guest at the Oklahoma proration meeting in
Oklahoma City at which the allowable was settled, dis¬
closed that Kansas probably would set its August figure
at 200,500 barrels, up 4,900 barrels from July, in conform¬
ance with the recommendations of the Federal agency.
The
Texas Railroad Commission fixed its August quota
at
1,500,000 barrels daily, a new high.
Early in the month the Oklahoma Oil Control Board
lost a court fight when the State Supreme Court ruled
that it grant the British-American Oil Co. retroactive back
allowable for its well No. 1, Mary Green, in the Mansion
area of the Oklahoma City field, and further directed that
the allowable be fixed at 100,320 barrels.
The court action
rose of a dispute when the Commission originally denied
the company an adjustment on its potential and allowable.
The company argued that its well was completed Oct. 2,
1985, but that delay by conservation officials caused the
hole to fill with oil.
This meant that the well was lost
"fishing"
The Commission had
when official tests were started, necessitating a
job that lasted until Dec. 25, 1935.
crimination.
revision
Complete
of
the
tax
structure
governing the
petroleum industry was seen likely as it became
known late in July that Governor Allred had called a special
session of the Legislature for late September to consider oil
taxes.
The new plan for taxation, it was indicated by re¬
Texas
recommended daily average production by
as compared with the July forecast
The Bureau's
States
granted the company only the allowable from the date of
completion of the official potential on the later date. The
court ruled that the well was completed on Oct. 2 and that
to deny the company an adjustment would amount to dis¬
ports from
Austin, is expected to include an attempt to tax
pipe line profits, increase the present crude oil gross pro¬
duction levy, and an attempt to lift the cost of obtaining
A hearing has 'been set for Aug. 19 by the Rail¬
Commission, at which it will hear testimony of refin¬
charters.
road
ers
using Texas crude to determine whether current crude
oil
stocks
held
at
refineries are
sufficient for sustained
This is in line with the suggestion of E. O.
operations.
member of the Commission, earlier in the month
keep more crude oil above ground. The Railroad
Commission issued a report late in the month disclosing
that more than two-thirds of the crude petroleum produced
in the State is marginal oil which cannot be brought under
Thompson,
that Texas
its
proration rulings, the report being based upon the daily
allowable as of June 1.
outlook for tax collectors and oil men alike was
optimistic forecasts on higher tax
revenues from
crude and refined users and also ^record
demand from consumers for both crude and refined prod¬
ucts during 1937.
State and Federal Governments this year
will collect approximately 190,000,000 more in gasoline taxes
than was paid by the Nation's motorists last year, and if
automobile sales and gasoline consumption keep up at their
current pace, gasoline tax receipts in 1938 should show an
increase of close to $100,000,000 over 1937, according to the
A rosy
held forth in exceedingly
American Petroleum Industries Committee.
Domestic crude
producers will have a market for 100,000,000 barrels of
crude oil over 1936, while refiners will find markets for
oil
50,000,000 barrels more gasoline than a -~»r ago, the "Oil
Should these latter figures be
realized, new highs for both crude and gasoline consump¬
and Gas Journal" estimated.
tion will be set this year.
"World oil supplies were
estimated to total at least 7,072,-
200,000 tons by Ivan Gubkin, Vice-President of the Russian
Academy of Science, who told the opening sessions of the
International Congress of Geologists today that the oil
supply is ample for many years to come," according to an
Press dispatch from Moscow published in the
New York "World-Telegram" of July 21.
"Constant re¬
Associated
covery
of new reserves by improving
geological research
why *we
methods was cited by the scientist as the reason
in the near
practical importance and will not have
think that talk of exhausting world oil reserves
future lacks
any
for a long time/
Smith of the United
any
The Congress, presided over by Philip
States Geological Survey in Alaska,
of Soviet resources
total supply might be
heard Mr. Gubkin state that estimates
lead Russians to believe that their
as
high as 6,376,300,000 tons."
Crude oil price
changes posted during July follow:
Socony Vacuum subsidiary, lifted low*grada
July 6—Magnolia Petroleum,
Mirandon crude oil 5 to 6 cents a barrel,
effective immediately.
Standard of New Jersey subsidiary, met the
Magnolia advance in Mirando, and also boosted low grade KefUgio crude
July 8—Humble Refining,
1 to 6 cents a barrel.
In
the
refined products
field, the widespread gasoline
price advance initiated by the Standard Oil Co. (New Jer¬
sey), through its marketing subsidiaries, and which spread
throughout the entire Eastern and Atlantic Seaboard mar¬
keting area, overshadowed all other developments.
Constantly advancing costs of production and transporta¬
tion,
coupled
with
the
record demand for motor fuel,
of %c. a gallon for all grades and
methods of deliveries in the areas served by 'Standard Oils
of New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Louisiana, while the
Colonial-Beacon posted like advances in its marketing terri¬
tory. Sole exception to the sweeping boost in prices was the
metropolitan New York area.
The advance was posted
July 12, effective the following day, and was quickly met
by all competing companies in the affected areas.
Second in interest to the price advance, however, was the
report of the Department of the Interior on July 8 disclos¬
ing that gasoline consumption during the first half of 1937
had set a new all-time high at 246,000,000 barrels.
The new
record compared with 221,000,000 in the first six months
of 1936 ; 201,000,000 in 1935's first six months; 195,000,000
for the first half of 1934; 176,000,000 in the like 1933 period;
178,000,000 in the first six months of 1932, and 192,000,000
in the first half of 1931.
Continuation of the upswing was
indicated by the Department of Mines July 21 estimate of
August demand of 52,600,000 barrels, up 14% from actual
brought a price increase
demand in
the
like 1936 month.
the record six months' production, the
Department of the Interior pointed out that the recordbreaking demand for petroleum products during the first
six months of the current year is a fairly accurate barome¬
ter of business conditions in this country.
The best single
In
announcing
of prosperity
in the petroleum industry, it
stressed, is that of domestic consumption of motor
The export market also improved during the first
index
was
fuel.
half,
AUG., 1937]
totaling
MONTHLY REVIEW
nearly
10,000,000
'barrels
year.
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The
in
record
a
steady
weekly
fact
in
by
that
■
the
American
Petroleum
refinery operations set
showed
Institute
the
despite
all-time high late
new
holding at extremely high levels.
are
unchecked
an
a
drop during July under the
in demand with the corre¬
of seasonal expansion
sponding drain upon holdings.
pressure
As the Department of Justice disclosed late in July that
anti-trust division was investigating charges of "con¬
its
spiracy to peg oil prices" in the Eastern section of the
country, made against independent jobbers by smaller oil
jobbers, the government ran into increased difficulty in
its attempt to
bring William V. Hartman, Yice-IPresident of
Gulf Oil Co., to trial before a Federal court in Madison,
Wis., where he has
been indicted along with officials of
28
other oil companies, on charges of violation of the Federal
anti-trust laws in "fixing" gasoline prices in Middle West¬
cities.
ern
.
Mr. Hartman, who had lost his
plea before a United
States Commissioner in Pittsburgh, who had ordered his
removal
to
maket in
Madison, appealed to Federal Judge SchoonPittsburgh, on July 28, for a writ of habeas corpus
the grounds
on
jurisdiction.
Federal
that the Wisconsin court had not shown
The court took the plea under consideration.
District
Attorney Uhl held that a Federal court
in Texas already had ruled that the Madison court had
jurisdiction
official
in
ordering
under indictment
the
Temoval
to the
latter
Gulf
another
of
court for trial.
follow:
of Louisiana and Colonial-Beacon
Oil posted an advance of
cent
H
a
gallon in tank
car and tank wagon prices on all
grades of gasoline except
metropolitan New York, effective July 13.
July 13—Shell Union Oil Corp.. the Texas Corp. and Gulf Oil met the
a gallon advances of the Standard group.
H cent
July 13—Socony-Vacuum met the
H
cent increases of the Standard
group, and also posted jumps of H to 1 cent a gallon in sub-normal markets
around Boston and Providence.
areas.
THE JULY FINANCING
OF
THE UNITED
STATES
TREASURY
For the
Treasury proper July was noteworthy, so far
financing was concerned, only because of the resump¬
tion on July 14 of the practice of issuing bills to mature
as new
tax
period.
ment July was
capital markets.
But for financial agencies of the
a
month
of
exceptional
activity
govern¬
in
$2,400,000 at a net cost to the government of between
$500,000 and $600,000.
As compared with the 2*4% rate
which the RFC
pays to the Treasury for advances, it was
able to borrow from the banks on a
1%% and 1%% basis.
But
the
current
the
news
The Federal Intermediate Credit hanks
$30,000,000 of debentures and paid off $29,000,000 of
debenture maturities; the Reconstruction Finance
Corpo¬
ration exchanged $82,051,000 of its notes for
maturing notes
and sold $42,000,000 additional
notes; the Federal Home
Loan banks marketed a $28,000,000 issue of
debentures;
the Home Owners' Loan Corporation made known the
fact
that it would redeem $50,000,000 of notes in cash on
Aug. 15,
and the Commodity Credit
Corporation offered for sale
$60,000,000 of notes. The turning of the Home Loan
Commodity
Credit
Corporation
the capital market on their
own
and
banks,
the RFC directly to
Secretary
of the Treasury Henry Morgenthau Jr. an¬
July 8 that the Treasury was -beginning again
to offer an additional $50,000,009 of discount
bills each
nounced
on
week.
Over a period of seven week in
April, May and
June the Treasury sold a total of
$350,000,000 of bills with
maturities staggered over three days at the
September tax
period. The first of the new series of tax date bills matur¬
ing at mid-December was bid for on July 12 and dated
July 14. Three $50,000,000 instalments of these extra bills
were sold in
July, and this total of $150,000,000 represented
increase in the public debt outstanding in the
month.
The Treasury was able to get its bill
money on a
slightly cheaper basis in July than in June.
The Issue
in
only
273-day bills sold on July 26 went at an average rate
0.485% as compared with 0.619% on the last sijnilar issue
June.
The tax
period bill rate declined from 0.419%
July 12 to 0.372% for that for Which
received on July 26.
for the issue sold
bids
I
were
on
The
$30,000,000 issue of Federal Intermediate Credit
1%% debentures was offered on July 6, and the books
Were closed on the same day,
following an oversubscrip¬
tion.
The debentures were dated
July 15 and were to
mature in six and nine months.
They were priced at a
v//':
Bank
■
premium
over par
value.
The RFC announced the details of its note
operation on
July 23.
The agency's $82,051,000 of 2% notes which
ma¬
tured on July 1, 1937, were
exchanged on that date at par
for an equal amount of 1^% notes
maturing Dec. 15, 1938.
Subsequently, the corporation stated, it sold
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Treasury
of
raising
1,679,082 bales of
cotton
funds
Aug. 2 and maturing May 2,
by warehouse receipts against
by a guarantee of the RFC
and
to
pay principal and interest upon maturity.
The Corpora¬
tion estimated that the market value of the
cotton behind
the notes was
approximately $90,000,000 as of July 26, and
holders of the notes have the right to declare them
immedi¬
ately payable if the market value of the collateral behind
them becomes less than
120% of the face amount of the
notes outstanding.
There
also
reached
the
market
July 27
on
an
issue
of
$28,000,000 Federal Home Loan banks 1^4% consolidated
debentures, dated July 1, 1937, and maturing July 1, 1938.
They
priced
were
at
100
3/16
to
yield
1.04%.
Preston
said that the
been oversubscribed
times, though the books
more
than 10
issue
had
held open only one hour.
were
on July 27 that the
$49,843,000 of
1%% notes maturing on Aug. 15 would he paid off
in cash.
As of July 17, it was set forth, the
corporation
had cash on hand of
$87,666,535.
Under the law money
received by the HOLC as principal
repayments on mortgages
series D
must be used to redeem bonds.
Secretary of the Treasury Morgenthau made public on
July 2 the final figures on the government's showing for
the
fiscal
year
given
June 30
'
ended
June 30.
The
net
Federal
deficit
$2,707,000,000 and the gross public debt on
$36,425,000,000. The debt showed an increase
as
was
of
$2,646,000,000 for the year. General receipts amounted
to $5,294,000,000, or $1,178,000,000 more than in the
previ¬
ous
year, and general operating
expenditures, excluding
$104,000,000 for statutory debt retirement, totaled $8,001,000,000, or $475,000,000 more than in the preceding fiscal
year.
Secretary Morgenthau disclosed oh July 15 the fact that
net market
purchases of government securities for Treas¬
investment accounts aggregated $24,370,400 for June
against $3,853,550 in May and the record high total of
ury
The details
count
basis
of the sales pf
are
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lit
Bills
BiOs
Dated '
Offered
June 29 1937
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
Treasury bills sold
given in the following tables:
71937
71937
15 1937
15 1937
22 1937
22 1937
29 1937
29 1937
July
•
71937
14 1937
14 1937
Apr.
6 1938
Dec.
16 1937
155 days
Apr. 13 1938
273 days
July 21 1937
Dec.
July
21 1937
Apr. 20 1938
273 days
July
28 1937
Dec. 17 1937
142 days
July
28 1937
July
July
Aug.
Aug.
4 1937
4 1937
16 1937
273 days
148
days
Dec.
17 1937
273 days
135 days
May
4 1938
273 days
Apr. 27 1938
an
additional
on
a
dis¬
Amount of
Subscrip¬
Offering
I
Mature
tions
$50,000,000 $133,100,000
50,000,000 120,248,000
50,000,000 141,935,000
50,000,000 144,990,000
:£ 50,000,000
156,436,000
50,000,000 137,791,000
50,000,000 151,608,000
50,000,000 165,122,000
50,000,000
133,795,000
behalf made it appear as
though the Treasury was shifting to some of the
independent
lending organizations part of the onus of raising cash.
of
the
collateral trust notes, dated
1938.
The notes are backed
sold
of
to
cost
through bill sales is less than % of 1%.
Announcement was made by Commodity Credit Corpora¬
tion, July 27, that it was offering $60,000,000 of 1% series B
$119,553,000 in March/
following agencies figured in the capital market
during the month:
the
dated
maturing on July 1 were two-year notes and those
maturing on Dec. 15, 1988, three-year notes.
As of July 23
the RFC had sold
$295,051,000 of a total authorization of
$300,000,000 of series K notes. A Washington dispatch to the
"Wall Street Journal" on
July 27 said that the RFC, by
the
borrowing, and refunding operation, had saved itself
was
July 28—Sooony Vacuum Oil lifted all grades of gasoline by all methods
of delivery H cent a gallon In the Buffalo and Rochester
areas, effective
July 29.
The advance was met by all companies operating in the affected
The
V/±% basis. The Corpo¬
in 1935, so that the
on a
were
HOLC officials stated
July 12—Standard of New Jersey, Standard of Pennsylvania, Standard
a
of the 1 %% notes
ones
Delano, Governor of the System,
Representative price changes, showing the trend of re¬
fined product prices throughout the Nation during July,
at
$42,000,000
ration said that the notes
..
disappearance of gasoline has been reflected
decline in motor fuel inventories reported
July, and generally
Stocks
last
7,600,000
against
V':■>'/:
To Redeem
Bills
Subscrip¬
Amount
Average
Offered
tions
Accepted
Price
June 29 1937
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
71937
71937
151937
151937
22 1937
22 1937
291937
29 1937
$133,100,000
120,248,000
141,935,000
144,990,000
156,436,000
Yield
$50,010,000
99.628
50,060,000
50,000,000
99.819
0.490%
0.419% \
99.610
Maturing
of—
Issue
0.514%/
99.837
137,791,000
151,608,000
50,136,000
50,015,000
50,012,000
60,032,000
99.632
165,122,000
133,795,000
50,000,000
50,047,000
99.646
0.397% 1
99.620
0.372 %\
50,060,000
0.502%/
99.853
$50,045,000
50,133,000
50,159,000
0.485% /
99.915
0.228 %\
0.467%/
50,113,000
NEW SECURITY ISSUES IN JULY
Financing in the domestic market for July reflected a
pronounced reduction in the total volume of new offerings
as compared
with that for June.
The character of the
month's emissions stresses the trend away from refunding
issues and the growth of new capital securities on an in¬
creasing scale.
The need for funds to provide for extensions
and improvements to plant and equipment is becoming more
marked each day, thus accounting for the expansion in this
type of financing.
The largest offering placed during the
month was the $45,450,000 issue of the American Rolling
Mill Co., followed by the $25,000,000 offering of the West¬
chester Lighting Co.
Below we give the larger offerings
fof July:
RAILROAD
FINANCING
SI,200,000 Spokane Portland & Seattle RR.—Paine, Webber & Co.
and Estabrook & Co. were successful bidders on July 20 for
SI,200,000 2H% equipment trust certificates on their bid of
102.222.
will be no
The certificates are due in
public re-offering.
1
to
10 years.
There
Other bidders were: J. &
S. Seligman Co., 102.039; Halsey,
Stuart & Co. and associates, 101.804; Evans, Stillman & Co.,
101.155; Salomon Bros. & Hutzler, Dick & Merle-Smith and
Stroud & Co., 101.789; F. S. Moseley & Co., 102.077; Brown
Harriman & Co., 101.657.
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EEYIEW
MONTHLY
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PUBLIC UTILITY
MUNICIPAL
FINANCING
Westchester (N. Y.) Lighting Co.—Offering was made to
the public July 22 of an issue or $25,000,000 general mortgage
bonds, 3M% series, due 1967, by a banking group headed by
Morgan Stanley & Co., Inc.
The bonds, guaranteed as to
principal and interest by the parent company, the Consolidated
Edison Co. of New York, Inc., were priced at 102 K and accrued
interest.
Associated with Morgan Stanley & Co. in the
offering were: Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; Blyth & Co., Inc.; Brown
Harriman & Co., Inc.; Lazard Freres & Co., Inc.; The First >Boston Corp.; Edward B. Smith & Co.; Bonbright
& Co.,
$25 ' 000.000
'"r"v.--•v,:"
and Lehman Brothers.
Underwriters—The names of the several principal under¬
several amounts underwritten by them respectively, are as follows:
Morgan Stanley & Co., Inc., New York
$8,000,000
Kuhn, Loeb & Co., New York
2,000,000
Blyth & Co., Inc., New York
__
2,500,000
Brown Harriman & Co., Inc., New York
1,750,000
Lazard Freres & Co., Inc., New York
1,250,000
The First Boston Corp., New York
1,250,000
Edward B. Smith & Co., New York
! 1,250,000
Bonbright & Co., Inc., New York
1,250,000
Lehman Brothers, New York
—
1,000,000
Clark, Dodge & Co., New York
750,000
Kean, Taylor & Co., New York
500,000
Kidder, Peabody & Co., New York
500,000
Lee Higginson Corp., New York- £00,000
Mellon Securities Corp., Pittsburgh..
750,000
Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy, Inc., Buffalo --750,000
Dillon, Read & Co., New York-.
1,000,000
$28 000,000
;
Inc.,
writers and the
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ing to maturity.
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to B. J.
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5,000
1,500,000 Richmond, Va., 3% public improvement bonds, due $75,000
■■■.aft each year from 1938 to 1957, incl., were purchased by Blyth
& Co., Inc., of New York and associates, at 107.41, a basis
of about 2.20%.
They were publicly offered to yield from
1.20% to 2.25%, according to maturity.
5,000
5,000
5,000
45,000
45,000
1,500,000 Syracuse, N. Y., 2.10% debt equalization bonds were pur¬
chased by the Bankers Trust Co. of New York and associates,
at 100.45, a basis of about 2.05%.
In re-offering the bonds,
the bankers priced the $400,000, due Aug. 15, 1946, to yield
1.90%, and the $1,100,000, maturing Aug. 15. 1947, were
offered to yield
,
1,357,000 San
and Mitchum,
Underwrtiers—The names and addresses of
and the number of shares of stock
underwriters
has agreed to
the several
which each
purchase are as follows:
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Lee Higginson Corp.,
New York
Hayden, Stone & Co., New York
Brown Harriman & Co., Inc., New York
Goldman, Sachs & Co., New York
J. A. Sisto & Co.,New York-------..............
3,500,000
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Shares
19,250
19,250
1,324,000 Orleans Levee District, La., 354% and 4% refunding bonds
due serially from 1942 to 1973, incl., were sold to a syndicate
headed by the Whitney National Bank of New Orleans, at a
price of par, the net interest cost of the financing being about
3.97%.
The bankers re-offered the bonds at various prices,
?,r,
depending on coupon rate and maturity
,
1,225,000 Minnesota (State of) certificates of indebtedness, bearing
2% interest and due July 30,1942, were taken by Brown Harri¬
man & Co. of Chicago and associates, at
100.17, a1 basis of
about 1.97%.
Re-offered to investors at a price of 100.75.
1,000,000 West Virginia (State of) 254% and 354% road bonds,
maturing serially from 1938 to 1962, incl., were sold to an
account headed by Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., New York,
at a net interest cost to the State of about 2.32%.
The
bankers marketed the 254s «o yield from 2% to 2.35%. and the
3His to yield 0.80% to 2%, according to maturity.
4% convertible sinking fund debentures was made July 14
through underwriters headed by Munds, Winslow & Potter;
Spencer Trask & Co., and Merrill, Lynch & Co., and in¬
cluding Glore, Forgan & Co.; Cassatt & Co., Inc.; E. H. Rollins
& Sons, Inc.; Blair, Bonner & Co.; Far well, Chapman & Co.,
and Laurence M. Marks & Co.
The debentures priced at
102H and accrued interest become due June 15, 1947. ^ Underwriting—The names of the proposed several under¬
writers and the principal amount of debentures that each agrees
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to purchase, are as follows:
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DIVIDEND CHANGES IN JULY
Changes in dividend declarations in July are numerous
and are for the most part of a favorable nature. The follow¬
ing list, divided into two sections, namely "Favorable
Changes" and "Unfavorable Changes," gives the more im¬
portant of the changes;
14,000
14,000
3,500
Liquid Carbonic Corp.—Public offering of $3,500,000 10-year
Munds, Winslow & Potter, New York
$860,000
Spencer Trask & Co., New York
770,000
Merrill, Lynch & Co., New York.—520,000
Glore, Forgan & Co., New York
500,000
Cassatt & Co., Inc., New York-r 355,000
E. H. Rollins & Sons, Inc., New York-----.-—
206,600
Blair, Bonner & Co., Chicago
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156,500
Farwell, Chapman & Co., Chicago
•—
100,000
Laurence M. Marks & Co., New York
100,000
1,859,075 United States Plywood Corp.—Bond & Goodwin, Inc., and
C. B. Ewart & Co., Inc., heading a nation-wide selling group,
announced on July 27 the formal offering of 38,000 shares of
$1.50 cumulative convertible preferred stock and 53,475 shares
of common stock of the corporation.
The preferred stock is
priced at $25 and the common at $17 per share,
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County),CaIif.,4% wate£
1937 to 1963»
were taken by a group managed by the Harris Trust &
Savings Bank, Chicago, at 11.17, a basis of about 2.82%.
They were offered to the public to yield from 0.25% to 2.85%,
according to maturity.
p
3,500,000 Chicago
1 2-3 shares of common stock.
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(City and
distribution and sewer bonds, due annually from
Tully & Co.
Pneumatic Tool Co.—Public offering of 70,000
shares of prior preferred stock (no par), at an aggregate offering
price of $3,500,000, was made July 21 through an under¬
writing group comprising Lee Higginson Corp.; Hayden, Stone
& Co.; Brown Harriman & Co., Inc.; Goldman, Sachs & Co.,
and J. A. Sisto & Co.
The stock was priced at $50 per share.
The stock is entitled to cumulative dividends at the rate of
$2.50 per share annually and each share is convertible into
2%.
Francisco
incl.
premium.
4,120,000 Food Machinery Corp.—The first step in the financial pro¬
gram of the corporation to provide such additional working
capital as the company may require for both present and
prospective increased business, authorized at a special stock
holders' meeting held June 28, was taken July 22 with the
public offering of 40,000 shares of 4^% cumulative convertible
preferred stock at $103 per share by Kidder, Peabody & Co.
he market at par and accrued interest.
1,500,000 Cincinnati, Ohio, 154% refunding water works notes were
purchased by a syndicate managed by Edward B. Smith & Co.
of New York, at par plus a premium of $160.
Of the issue,
$500,000 is due Aug. 1, 1938 and $1,000,000 on Aug. 1, 1939,
with the latter maturity being callable on the earlier date at
par.
The banking group re-offered the 1938 notes to yield
0.65%, and the 1939 obligations were priced at 10054-
5,000
5,075,000 Monsanto Chemical Co.—Edward B. Smith & Co. offered on
July 15 50,000 shares of cumulative preferred stock, series A
(no par—$4.50 dividend) priced at $101.50 a share.
Tenn., 4%
Van
1,500,000 Charlotte, N. C., 3 % and 3 54 % water and street improvement
funding bonds were awarded to an account managed by the
Chase National Bank of New York, at 100.01, the cost of the
financing to the city being about 3.06 %.
Re-offering was made
by the bankers at yields of from 1.50 % to 3 %, and prices from
par to 97.50, according to interest rate and maturity.
15,000,000 Owens Illinois Glass Co.—To finance capital expenditures
in part, and to provide money for other corporate purposes,
arrangements are being made for the private placement at
par of $15,000,000 15-year 3H% sinking fund debentures,
dated Aug. 1, 1937, and maturing Aug. 1, 1952.
The deben¬
tures will be bought to be held as an investment.
They are
required to be redeemed at par and accrued interest at the
rate of $1,000,000 each year from 1939 to 1951, and are also
redeemable at the company's option, in whole or in part at
any interest-payment date, upon payment of varying rates of
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funding bonds were sold privately
Ingen & Co., Inc., of New York and associates,
They mature yearly from 1952 to 1962, incl., and were placed
1,652,000 Knoxville,
80,000
80,000
45,000
30,000
25.000
15,000
15,000
11,000
10,000
10,000
8,000
6,000
.
2,000,000 Philadelphia School District, Pa., 154% registered school
bonds were absorbed by the Loan Tax Fund of the District
at 100.005, a basis cost of about 1.49%.
Due Aug. 1, 1967,
redeemable at par at any interest period.
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basis.
3,000,000 Pittsburgh, Pa., public improvement promissory notes were
sold to Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., New York, as 1.60s, at
100.087, a basis of about 1.57%.
The notes, due July 1,1940*
were re-offered to yield 1.45%.
Corp.;
New York.
Edward B. Smith & Co., New York
The First Boston Corp., New York—
Brown Harriman & Co., Inc., New York
Kidder, Peabody & Co., New York
Glore, Forgan & Co., New York
Lee Higginson Corp., New York
Goldman, Sachs & Co., New York
Blyth & Co., Inc., New York
Bonbright & Co., Inc., New York
Hay den. Stone & Co., New York,
Baker, Weeks & Harden, New York
Cassatt & Co., Inc., New York
Hallgarten & Co., New YorkW. C. Langley & Co., New York
Stone & Webster and Blodgett, Inc., New York
White, Weld & Co., New York.
Mellon Securities Corp., Pittsburgh
Kuhn, Loeb & Co., New York..
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the municipal sinking fund at a price of 100.25, a 3.24%
Due July 1, 1987, callable after 20 years at par.
3,000,000 Missouri (State of) 3% building bonds were sold privately
to an account headed by Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc.. of New
York.
The bonds were re-offered for public subscription at
prices to yield from 1.40% to 1.90%, according to maturity.
They mature annually from 1940 to 1944, incl.
The bankers
originally bought a block of $1,500,000 and later exercised
their option On the balance of the same amount.
MISCELLANEOUS FINANCING
W. E. Hutton & Co.,
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registered city bonds were sold to
5,000,000 Philadelphia, Pa., 354%
Rolling Mill Co.—Public offering, by means of a
prospectus, of 450,000 shares of 4H% cumulative convertible
preferred stock ($100 par) was made July 15 by a group com¬
posed of W. E. Hutton & Co.; Edward B. Smith & Co.; The
Brown Harriman & Co., Inc.; Kidder,
Peabody & Co.; Glore, Forgan & Co., and Lee Higginson
Corp.
The shares were priced at $101 and accrued dividends.
Underwriters—The names of the several principal under¬
writers
and the several amounts underwritten by them,
respectively, are as follows:
;
to
associates, at
about 3.86 %.
$45,450,000 American
Boston
(State of) 354% and 4% highway bonds were
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc. of New York and
100.566, the net interest cost to the State being
In marketing the bonds, which mature annually
from 1941 to 1960, incl., the bankers priced the 3 54s, amounting
to $2,420,000, at 101, while the 4s, in the principal amount of
$2,580,000, were offered to yieldfrom 2.30% to 3.80%, accordawarded
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First
following their purchase from the Reconstruction
Finance Corporation,
were publicly distributed by a large
banking group headed by Dillon, Read & Co. of New York
City.
The issue consisted of $18,500,000 sinking fund revenue
bonds, due April 1, 1977, and $9,500,000 serial revenue obligations, maturing annually from 1942 to 1968, incl.
The
bonds are callable beginning April 1, 1942 at various prices
depending on the date of redemption.
The bankers reoffered the block of $18,500,000 at 164.50 and accrued interest
and the $9,500,000 were marketed on a yield basis of from
2.40% to 3.73%, according to maturity.
As a result of this
offering, all or the bridge authority's authorized and out¬
standing bonds of $53,000,000 have now been placed in the
hands of the public.
In announcing the sale, the RFC stated
that the banking group paid a premium of $840,000, which,
when added to the premium of $525,000 derived from the
sale of a block of $7,000,000 last April, increased to $1,365,000
the profit made by the Federal agency in selling to private
investors the $35,000,000 bridge bonds which it had taken
over from the Public Works Administration.
5,000,000 Louisiana
-17900.000 Washington Gas Light Co.—An issue of 20,000 shares of
$4.50 cumulative convertible pref stock (without par value) was
offered June 23 by a group of investment banking houses
headed by Y. E. Booker & Co., at $95 per share and accrued
dividends.
Associated with Y. E. Booker & Co. were: Auchincloss
Parker & Redpath; Johnston, Lemon & Co.; Brown,
Goodwyn & Olds; Folger, Nolan & Co., Inc., and William W.
Mackall Jr., all of Washington, D. C.
INDUSTRIAL AND
FINANCING
Triborougli Bridge Authority, N. Y., 4% bridge revenue
bonds,
FAVORABLE
CHANGES
Acme Wire Co.—Dividend on the $20 par common
50c. a share to $1 a share, payable Aug. 14.
Shoe
Agnew-Surpass
Stores,
Ltd.—Extra
stock increased from
dividend of 30c. a sharO
a regular dividend of 30c. a share on the no par common stock, both
payable Sept. 1.
Previously regular semi-annual dividends of 20c. a
and
share
:
were
distributed.
25c.
a
share to 50c. a share,
a
share to 75c. a share,
increased from
payable Aug. 1.
American Arch Co.—Dividend on the no par capital stock
50c.
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(A. S.) Aloe Co.—Dividend on the $20 par common stock
increased from
payable Sept. 1.
American Forging & Socket Co.—Dividend on the common
creased from 25c. a share to 50c. a share, payable Aug. 24.
stock in¬
Co.—Dividend of 25c. a share was paid on the no
July 20.
This compared with 1254c. paid on Dec. 21,
American Lace Mfg.
par common on
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Co.—Extra dividend of 25c. a share and a regular
quarterly of 50c. a share on the $25 par common stock, both payable
Aug..2.
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American Paper Goods
c
Animal Trap Co.
y
stock,
payable
common stock
of America—Dividend of 25c. a share on the common
This will be the first payment made on the
1,1931, when 25c. a share was also distributed.
Aug. 2.
since April
Appleton Co., Anderson, S. C.—Dividend of $14 a share on account of
accumulation on the 7% cumulative preferred stock, $100 par, payable
Aug. 2.
This payment will clear up all accruals on the preferred stock.
A special dividend of $1 a share and a quarterly of like amount was de¬
clared on the common stock, both payable Aug. 2.
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1,035,000 American Fidelity & Casualty Co., Inc.—Public offering
was made July 8 of 90,000 shares of common stock
($5 par)
by Fuller, Rodney & Co., at $11.50 a share.
Atlas Plywood
Corp.—Dividend on the no par common stock
50c. a share, apyable Aug. 16.
from 3754c. a share to
increased
Berkshire
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MONTHLY
Aug., 1937]
Fine Spinning
Inc.—Two
Associates,
of $1.75
dividends
Oppenheim, Collins
& Co., Inc.—Dividend of 50c. a share was paid
July 26 on the capital stock and represented the first dividend to be
paid since February, 1932,
each
on the 7% preferred stock, one payable July 23 and the other on
Sept. 1.
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Bethlehem Steel Corp.—Dividend on the no par common stock increased
/- from $1 a share to $1.50, payable Sept. 15.
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Bloomingdale Bros., Inc.—Initial quarterly dividend of $1.25 a share
J-':, on the 5% preferred stock, payable July 24.
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Broadway Department Store, Inc.—Initial dividend of $1.66 2-3 a share
on the 5% cumulative preferred stock, par $100,
payable Aug. 1.
Burdine s, Inc.—Dividend of 50c. a share on the common stock, payable
July 26.
(F.) Burkhart Mfg. Co.—Special dividend of 50c.
mon stock, par $1, payable
Aug. 5.
share, on the new com-
a
Uy
13
Otis
Elevator
Co.—Dividend
the
on
no
par
stock
common
increased
from 25c. a share to 40c. a
share, payable Spet. 20.
Outboard Marine & Mfg. Co.—Dividend on the common stock increased
from 45c. a share to 75c. a
share, payable Aug. 10.
Overseas Securitie s Co.—Dividend on the no par common stock increased
from 30c. a share to 40c. a
share, payable Aug. 2.
Owens-Illinois Glass Co.—Dividend on the new common stock increased
from 75c. a share to $1 a
share, payable Aug. 15.
Fan American
Airways Corp.—Initial dividend of 25c.
a share on the
$5 par capital stock, payable Aug. 2.
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Phoenix Securities Corp.—Dividend of 25c. in cash and l-70th of a share
v
or Certain-Teed Products Corp. 6% preferred stock on the common
stock, payable Aug. 2.
This is the first dividend to be declared on
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Burroughs Adding Machine Co.—Dividend
^increased from 20c.
share to 25c.
a
share
a
on
a
the
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new
a
a regular Quar¬
stock, both payable
share and
a
common
Central Ohio Steel Products Co.—Dividend
increased from 25c.
no par
..l,
.
stock
common
share, payable Sept. 7.
(A. M.) Castle & Co.—Extra dividend of 25c.
terly dividend of 50c.
Aug. 10.
the
on
j
the $r par common
on
share to 35c. a share, payable
Aug. 1.
Central Steel & Wire Co.—Initial dividend of 53 l-3c.
on its preferred stock on
July 1.
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the common stock since 1930.
Pittsburgh Plate
from $1.50
Port Huron
paid
share was
a
Chrysler Corp.—Dividend
on the $5 par common stock Increased from
$2 a share to $3.50 a share, payable Sept. 10.
Deere & Co.—Dividend of $1 a share on account of accumulations and the
regular quarterly of 35c. a share ordinarily due at this time on the 7 %
creased from 50c.
increased from 25c.
This will be the
first dividend paid since April 15, 1932, at which time 75c. a share was
from 30c.
25c.
share to
a
50c.
on
share,
a
dividend of $1 a share and a regular
dend of 25c.
and
regular of 50c.
a
share
a
on
the
stock, payable Sept.
common
1,
par value increased from 80c. a share to
Greene Cananea
Copper
$1
Co.—Special dividend of $1.25
share and
a
the
on
no
37Hp*
a.
share to 50c.
on
the $1
a
,
Severs Corp.—Special dividend of 40c.
the
on
of 10c.
a
no par common
This will be the
share
the
on
stock, payable Aug. 30.
This will be the first dividend paid
Aug. 25, 1936 when 5c. a share was distributed.
Liquid Carbonic Corp.—Stock dividend of 10% payable
stock
on
Loew's
or
common
this issue
on
since
the capital
on
before July 26.
Boston Theatres Co.—Extra
dividend of $1.25 a share and a
regular quarterly of 15c. a share on the $25 par, common
stock, both
payable Aug. 2.
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Lynch Corp.—Dividend
a
share to $1
a
on
a
regular quarterly divi¬
Chemical Co.—Dividend of $1 a share on the no
stock, payable Aug. 2.
Previously dividends of 12 He. a
distributed each three months.
25c.
share to 40c.
a
a
a
a
share to $1
a
on the company's common stock
share, payable Aug. 20.
on
the
no par common
stock, increased from
share payable Aug. 14.
Superheater Co.—Dividend
the common stock increased from 37 He.
share, payable Oct. 15.
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on
quarterly dividend of 25c. a share on the
payable Sept. 1.
This compares with 20c.
a share and a
par common stock, both
share paid on June 1, last.
no
a
Transamerica
Corp.—Semi-annual dividend on the capital stock in¬
creased from 20c. a share to 25c. a share, payable July 31.
United States Steel Corp.—-Dividend of $1.25 a share on account of
accumulations and the regular quarterly of $1.75 a share due at this time
on the 7% cumulative preferred stock, par $100, both payable Aug. 30.
This payment will clear up all back dividends on the preferred stock.
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share was paid July 30
on
the common stock in¬
the $5 par common stock.
Co.—Dividend
share to 75c.
a
paid on July 23.
a
share, payable July 27.
CHANGES
.
.
J
a share on the no par common stock
This compares with 75c. a share paid on April 16,
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Federal Knitting
share and a regular quarterly
$5, both payable Sept. 1.
by the declaration of $1 a share payable Aug. 20.
first paid on this issue since Feb. 17, 1931.
share and
a
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on the no par common
creased from 50c. a share to 25c. a share, payable Sept. 1.
.
stock
of 60c.
Chicago Yellow Cab Co.—Dividend
a
Lindsay Light & Chemical Co.—Dividend
were
Aug. 2
on
,
the
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Mills Co.—Payment of the dividend ordinarily due
stock deferred.
A regular quarterly divi¬
no par common
dend of 62a share was paid on May 1, last.
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no action on the payment of a
oridnarily due July 1.
Dividends
of 10c. a share were distributed on April 1, last.
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Industrial Securities Corp.—Directors took no action at this time on the
company's common stock.
On April 1, last, a regular quarterly dividend
Federal Motor Truck Co.—Directors took
dividend on the no par common stock,
of 20c.
Works, Inc.—Dividend resumed
share, payable Aug. 14.
a
increased from lc. to lHc.
(A.) Stein & Co.—Dividend
was
par capital stock increased from
of like amount on the common
stock, par
Lima Locomotive
stock increased
common
the $1 par common stock, both payable Sept. 1.
last.
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co.*—Dividend on the no par common stock
increased from 75c. a share to $1.50 a share,
payable Sept. 15.
Lif«
par
Carpel Corp.—Dividend of 25c.
share, payable Sept. 1.
a
no
the $10 par common stock increased
UNFAVORABLE
share paid each three
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the
on
on
Canadian Converters Co., Ltd.—Directors deferred action on the com¬
mon dividend due at this time.
A quarterly dividend of 50c. a share
was paid on this issue on May 15, last.
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International Radio Corp.—Dividend on the common stock increased
from 25c. a share to 60c. a
share, payable July 19.
(Byron) Jackson Co.—Dividend of 50c. a share on the no par common
w*) Jarv*8 Co.—Dividend
share
creased from 62c.
from 40c. a share to 60c. a
share, payable Sept. 15.
Illinois Zinc Co.—Interim dividend on the
capital stock increased from
25c. a share to 50c. a share, payable Aug. 31.
a
regular
a
Sovereign Investors, Inc.—Dividend
par common stock increased
stock, payable Aug. 14 and compares with 25c.
months previously.
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Weymouth Light & Power
regular^quarterly of 75c. a share on the common stock, both payable
Hamilton Watch Co.-—Dividend
stock
common
Smith Agricultural
on
share, payable Aug. 14.
a
par
share and
a
share, payable Aug. 30.
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Waukesha Motor Co.—Extra dividend of 25c.
Globe & Republic Insurance Co. of America—Extra dividend of 5c.
a share and a
regular quarterly dividend of 20c. a share on the common
stock, both were payable on July 30.
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Goodall Worsted Co.—Dividend on the common stock increased from
$2
a share to $4 a
share, payable July 29.
,
Great Western Electro-Chemical Co.—Dividend on the common stock
no
of 25c.
Utilities Stock & Bond Corp.—Extra dividend of 10c. a share and a regu¬
lar semi-annual dividend of 40c. a share on the common stock, both pay-
respectively.
Globe Hoist Co.—Initial
quarterly dividend of 25c. a share on the common
stock, payable July 20.
of
dividend
Silex Co.—Initial dividend of 25c. a share on the 215,000 shares of new
no par value common stock
outstanding, payable Aug. 10.
1.
General Box Corp.—Dividend on the new capital stock of $1
par, increased
from lHc. a share to 2c. a
share, payable Oct. 1, next.
General Tire & Rubber Co.—Dividend of $7.50 a share on account of
I accumulations on the 6% cumulative preferred stock, payable July 31.
This payment will clear
up all accruals on the preferred stock.
Gibraltar Fire & Marine Insurance Co.—Extra dividend of 20c. a share
and Oct. 1,
the $1
on
Tide Water Associated Oil Co.—Extra dividend of 10c.
the $10 par common stock increased
payable Sept.
share to 40c.
a
Servel, Inc.—Extra dividend
share
Food Machinery Corp.—Special dividend of
$1.50 a share on the $10 par
common stock, payable
Aug. 25..
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400 Madison Ave. Corp.—Initial dividend of $1 a share on the preferred
stock was announced July 26,
payable to holders of record July 1.
from
stiare to 50c. a
a
par common
juarterly of like amount on the $20 par, capital stock, both payable
Freeport Sulphur Co.—Dividend
Co.—Extra
Scotten Dillon Co.—Dividend
distributed.
Fidelity & Deposit Co. of Md.—Extra
dividend
share to 35c. a share, payable Oct. 1.
a
quarterly dividend of like amount on the common stock, both payable
from 25c.
Eaton Mfg. Co.—Dividend on the no par common stock increased from
\-X 50c. a share to 75c. a share, payable Aug. 16.
Eddy Paper Corp.—Dividend on the no par common stock increased from
60c. a share to 75c. a share, payable Aug. 30.
English Electric Co. of Canada, Ltd.—Dividend of 62 He. a share on
the $3 non-cumulative class A stock,
payable Sept. 15.
on the $25 par common stock in¬
share to $1 a share, payable July 15.
a
Savage Arms Corp.—Dvidiend
year-end dividend of 50c. a
a
on July 1 paid a dividend
4% non-cumulative preferred stock, par $100, a divi¬
paid on April 1, last.
was
Remington-Rand, Inc.—Interim
Rochester Button
stock,
par common
payable Aug. 16.
This compares with
share paid on May 28, last.
Sulphite & Paper Co.—Company
(G. E«) Prentice Mfg. Co.—Dividend
cumulative
preferred stock, both payable Sept. 1.
This payment will
clear up all back dividends on the preferred stock.
Dividend on common
resumed by declaration of $1 a snare payable Sept.
Dow Chemical Co.—Dividend of 75c. a share on the no
Glass Co.—Dividend on the common stock increased
share to $2 a share, payable Aug. 20.
a
of $2 a share on its
dend of $1 a share
;
-
,
,
stock
a
share was paid.
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Lucky-Tiger-Combination Gold Mining Co.—Directors took no action
on the payment of a dividend for July covering the quarter ended June 30,
1937.
An extra of 2c. and a regular quarterly of 3c- was paid on April 20*
last.
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McWilliarns Dredging Co.—Dividend on the no par common stock re¬
duced from 50c. a share to 25c. a share, payable Sept. 1.'
Mohawk Liquor Corp.—Quarterly dividend of 5c. a share on the common
stock, payable July 15.
This compares with 7He. paid on April 15, last.
(John) Morrell & Co.—Directors took no action on the payment of a divi¬
dend on the no-par capital stock at this time.
Pioneer Mill Co., Ltd.—Dividend on the common stock reduced from
^
15c. a share to 10c. a share, payable Aug. 2.
Six-Twenty Jones Corp.—Dividend of 50c. a share on the no par common
stock, payable July 7.
This compares with $1.25 a share paid on April 5,
mm
mm
,
Wailuku Sugar
able Aug. 20.
distributed.
the $5 par common stock increased from 50c.
share, payable Aug. 16.
Co.—Dividend of 10c. a share on the capital stock, pay¬
Previously regular monthly dividends of 20c. a share were
prnmpm
Meier & Frank Co., Inc.—Initial dividend of 15c.
share
a
the
on
:;te
COURSE OF THE STOCK MARKET DURING JULY, 1937
common
yy.Y
stock, payable Aug. 16.
Michigan Bakeries Co.—Dividend
of 40c.
share
the common stock
This compares with an initial dividend of 10c. a share
a
on
payable July 15.
paid on Jan. 15, last.
Midwest Piping & Supply Co., Inc.—Initial dividend of 15c.
paid July 15 on the common stock.
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Co.—Dividend
stock increased from 50c.
Modine
share to 75c.
Manufacturing Co.—Dividend
creased from 50c.
Moody
a
s
Investors
a
share to 75c.
a
a
share
a
Mid-West Rubber Reclaiming Co.—Initial dividend of
$1
the $5 par common stock was
paid on July 10.
a
was
share
on
1
the no par common
share, payable Aug. 20.
]
the
on
on
no par
common stock in¬
share, payable Aug. 2.
Service—Dividend
$1.25 a share on account of
accruals and the regular quarterly dividend of 75c. a
share ordinarily
due a* this time on the $3 cumulative
participating preferred stock both
payable Aug. 16.
This payment will clear up all accruals on the issue *
Nehi
Corp.—Dividend of $1
stock and
a
share
the first distribution
was
was
on
a
share
on
the
paid July 31
no par common
on
the
common
this issue since 1931.
New York Merchandise Co.—Extra dividend of 10c.
a
regular
a
quarterly of 20c. a share on the $10 par common stock, both
Shoe
Co.—Initial
July 31 on the 5%
Old Joe
dividend
of
98.611c.
share
a
payable
auar-
was
naid
preferred stock.
yy'v'y;
Distilling Co.—Extra dividend of 20c.
dividend of 40c.
Ontario Steel
a
share
Products
on
the
common
Co., Ltd.—Dividend of $17.75
a
Aug.
14.
This payment will clear
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all back dividends
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on
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sentiment.
New York
the extent of the
market's betterment.
This representative group of stocks
advanced 9.21 points after having fallen 5.62 points in June,
The
average
It
50
stocks
by the
compiled
shows graphically-and quickly
the
was
of
first
in the decline in the
break
market since
January, and the swift rally carried the index to the high¬
since the end of March. Through June, the stock
recorded a loss of 13.16 points; the July rally re¬
duced this net loss for the year to 3.95 points.
est point
Transactions on the New York Stock
more
than 25%
..
.
in July
of shares dealt in
shares
a share and a regular
stock, both payable July 26.
count of accumulations and the regular quarterly of $1.75 a
share ordi¬
narily due at this time on the 7 % cumulative preferred stock, both pavable
ferred stock.
simultaneously
average
share and
Nicholson File Co.—Special dividend of 20c. a share and a
regular
terly of 30c. a share were paid July 1 on the common stock.
Nunn-Bush
declined for five consecutive months,
having
"Times"
of
Motor Finance Corp.—Extra dividend of $1
stock, payable July 31.
the
stock market reversed its course abruptly and emphatically,
in July.
With the market suddenly released from several
of the cares and anxieties which had been weighing it
down, prices enjoyed their most decisive upturn for well
over a
year.
Market activity, not surprisingly, improved
After
in
June,
month since
the July
was
which
over
Exchange increased'
the June total.
The number
20,722,285 compared with 16,449,193
was
March, 1935.
the smallest
turnover for
trading showed up favorably in point of activity
when compared with the totals for the two months
immediately preceding.
For it compared with 34,793,159
shares turned over in July, 1936, and with 58,671,416 shares
only
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last January,
July 2 to
best that
40% July 7, with the close July 31 at 36%.
Union
Pacific
the busiest month of the year to date.
The
advance could be said to demonstrate
that the supply of stock coming on the market dried
was
the July
considerably, as evidenced by the steepness of the rise
up
prices.
Confidence that the market had got over
February to June ailments was not yet widespread.
in
firmer
The
The
was
most noticeable in the industrial shares.
for the briskness of the rise in some
reason
trial
of prices extended throughout the
tendency
entire list but
issues
not
was
its
far
The
seek.
to
steel
of the indus¬
shares
over¬
topped all others in strength, and their rally might justly
and obviously be laid to the breaking of the back of the
prolonged strike engineered by the Committee for Indus¬
trial Organization union against four of the largest inde¬
pendent producers of steel and to the consequent stepping
The copper stocks were again in the fore¬
the motors, manufacturing issues
shares were well taken.
Rail shares were lag¬
of output.
up
front of the advance, and
and
store
throughout the month.
Resumption of a more normal rate of production by the
four independent steel companies was of the most tangible
importance to the stock market.
Here was encouragement
Bond prices were quite firm
gards.
of
The extensive steel
demonstrable sort.
the most
strike
under way as May closed, caused
weekly steel output, as estimated by the American Iron and
•Steel Institute, to recede from 77.4% for the first week of
June from 91.0% for the last week of May.
After holding
at around 75% of capacity in June and falling to 67.3% in
the holiday week, steel production jumped to 82.7% in the
week beginning July 12 and to 84.3% for the last week
which
movement,
got
of July.
With
the
stockholders
their
to
in
the
last week
of the month.
Re¬
public's net income dropped to $487,251 in the second quar¬
ter
Chesapeake & Ohio fell from 57% July 8 to 51
with the close on the latter day at 51%. Southern
Railway was at its lowest July 2 at 28% and at its highest
July 21 at 35%, with the close July 31 at 32%.
A higher trend was noted in bond prices as a whole for
July.
Better grade bonds extended their gains from the
low points reached in April and medium grade securities
managed to recover some of the ground lost in June.
The
advance in higher grade securities was consistent and was;
carried through the close of the month.
Medium grade
bondsv however, were less fortunate and were subject to
28%.
July 31,
some
ment
irregularity late in the month.
Despite this develop¬
the net advance for the period was little affected
thereby.
following table we show, as usual, the fluctuations
different issues of United Statds Gov¬
ernment obligations, and a considerable number, likewise,
of domestic corporate and foreign government bond prices:
In the
for the month in the
First
Treasury 3
1947-1952
.1943-1945
Ms,
1944-1954
1946-1956
1943-1947
1951-1955
..1946-1948
1940-1943
1941-1945
1946-1949
1949-1952
1941
1944-1946
1955-1960
1945-1947
-—1948-1951
1951-1954
1956-1959
1949-1953
Treasury 4s
Treasury 3 Ms
from
$5,567,063 in the first
quarter
and Youngstown
Sheet & Tube's net income fell to $2,022,112 in the
second
quarter from $4,886,019 in the first quarter.
The earnings
statement of United States Steel, made public on July 27,
afforded
an
example of what the struck companies might
have done with peaceful labor
conditions prevailing.* This
largest of steel companies reported net income in the second
quarter of $36,173,682 compared with $12,862,423 a year
ago, and net for the first half-year of $64,735,215 compared
with $16,238,727 in the first six months of 1936.
Important as was the setback administered the John L.
Lewis forces in the steel industry, however, it was to be
Treasury 3s
Treasury 3s
Treasury 3Ms
Treasury 3 Ms
Treasury 3 Ms
Treasury 3 Ms
Treasury 3Ms
Treasury 3 Ms
Treasury 2 Ms
Treasury 2Ms.
Treasury 2 Ms
Treasury 2 Ms
Treasury 2 Ms
Treasury 2 Ms.
July,
Last
1937
Sale
Lowest
July 1
Treasury 4Ms
During
Range
Sale
Government Bonds
Treasury 3 Ms
rate of steel production snapping back so
smartly, the market was able to regard as water over the
dam the unfavorable second quarter earnings reports which
Youngstown Sheet & Tube and Republic Steel—the com¬
panies hardest hit in the long-drawn-out strike—rendered
.
moved up from 122 July 1 to 133 July 20, with
the close July 31 at 126.
Southern Pacific was at its low¬
est July 2 at 42% and at its highest July 23 at 51, with
the close July 31 at 48%.
Baltimore & Ohio moved up
from 25% July 2 to 30 July 7, with the close July 31 at1
July 31
Highest
115.16
115.16 July
117 .2
July
31
117.2
106.9
106.6
July
107 .2
July
19
106.30
111.10
111.9
July
112 .13 July
30
109.20
109.18 July
110 .29 July
30
106.17
106.17 July
107 .15 July
20
102.18
102.18 July
103 .20 July
31
103.20
103.31
103.29 July
105 .2
July 29
104.30
105.12
105.12 July
106
July
30
106.7
106 .22 July
105 .22 July
31
106.18
30
105.21
104" 16
July
104.15 July
106~4 "
106.1
July
105 .20 July
106 .19 July
106.3
106.3
July
107
100.13
100.13 July
102.19
100.15
104.22 July
105.30
30
31
106*19
July 29
106.29
29
101.16
102.12 July
101 .16 July
103 .12 July
30
103.11
100.15 July
101 ,19 July
28
101.18
99.23 July
100 .20 July
100 .16 July
29
100.18
30
100.14
99.2
99*17
99.15 July
97.23 July
99 .2
July
29
103
102.31 July
12 104.2
July
24
102.9
102.9
July
103
97.26
Federal Farm Mortgage—
..1944-1964
3Ms
3s
_
3s
1944-1949
*.....1942-1947
...1942-1947
1 103.12 July
30
July
2 104.8
July
31
101.12 July
2 102.8
July 30
102
102
July
100.11
100.9
July
1 103.4 July
2 101.10 July
2 101.2 July
2 Ms
Home Owners'Loan—
1952
3s series A
..1939-1949
1941-1944
2 Ms series B
2M8 series G
99.31
99.30 July
104.8
30
29
101.10
30
.
doubted that it overshadowed, as an augury of better times
for the recovery movement, the defeat
which the Roosevelt
Administration suffered on its court-packing scheme.
Open
debate began in the Senate on the judiciary reorganization
bill on July 6 and thereafter events moved swiftly to a
climax.
Senator Joseph T. Robinson, majority leader, who
had been President Roosevelt's main reliance in jamming
the bill
through Congress, died on July 14, and with his
passing whatever breath of life the court bill had passed
The Senate
too.
voted
on
July 22, 70 to 20, to recommit
the measure to the Judiciary
Committee, which was directed
to report within 10 days a substitute measure omitting
all provisions for changing the Supreme Court.
The im¬
provement in sentiment which the defeat of the court bill
it boded well for the future.
The
down
Administration
on
Administration to modify its attitude toward the behavior
of labor forces.
Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins de¬
clared
on
official
July 3 that "it is not and
position
Secretary that
able
never
appropriate."
This attitude contrasted with that
Secretary displayed during the General Motors
strike when she maintained that the legality of the sitseveral
never
been tested in the courts.
grounds July brought
Thus on
encouragement to the
stock
market.
As to the fluctuations in individual stocks, United States
Steel was at its lowest July 2 at 99 and at its highest
July 20 at 119%, with the close July 31 at 118%.
Steel
preferred was at its lowest July 8 at 130 and at its highest
July 28 at 137, with the close July 31 at 135.
American
& Tel. moved up from 165 July 1 to 172% July 30,
with the close July 31 at 172.
American Can rose from
95% July 1 to 110 July 31, with the close on the latter
date the same.
General Electric was at its lowest July 2
110
109M July
105 M
69 M
104 M July
52% and at its highest July 24 at 59, with the Close
July 31 at 58%.
Allied Chemical & Dye moved up from
218 July 2 to 239% July 28, with the close July 31 at 237
bid.
Westinghouse Elec. & Mfg. rose from 140 July 2 to
156% July 26* with the close July 31 at 153%, Consolidated
Edison Co. of N. Y. was at its lowest July 1 at 33% and
at its highest July 24 at 41, with the close July 31 at 38%.
In the railroad list, New York Central was at its lowest
July 2~at 35% and at its highest July 21 at 42%, with the
close
July 31 at 40.
Delaware & Hudson rose from 35%
96
79
77 M July
5s—-.1950
1992
99 M
98
119M
A.. 1975
22 M
1949
C C C & St L4Ms series E—1977
Erie ref & impt 5s of 1927
1967
Great Northern gen 4 Ms
1977
13M
80 M
111
105M July
4s.->-.1995
Convertible 4Ms
Bost & Maine 1st 5s ser
Brooklyn Union Elev
Ches & Ohio gen 4 Ms
Chic Milw St P & Pac 5s
Chic & N W 4 Ms
series A
91M
72
July
73
66 M July
104 M
67
July
81M July
102 M
103 M July
July
119M July
22 M July
13 M July
91M July
70 M July
122
July
26
26 M July
20
7
24 M
6
92 M
9
71
16M July
94 M July
75 M July
14 M
104 M
22
76
102 M July
70.
July
105M July
1963
80 M July
7
70 M
5s ser A & B .1947
Kan City Sou ref & Impt 5s__1950
Lehigh Valley (Pa) cons 5s..2003
100
100
July
102
100M
80
80
July
26
89 M July 20
111 Cent St L & N O 5s
Internat Paper
103 M
.
63
July
129 M July
131
63 M July
69
63 M
1967
1946
102
C
1978
N YNH&H 1st ref 4Ms—1967
38
102
63M
67M July
62 M July
1944
Liggett & Myers Tob 7s
Mo Kan Tex cum adj 5s
New York Central 3 Ms
130K
July
•
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July
104M July
July
82 M July
87
July
38
July
42
July
84 M
39 M
20M
20
July
22
July
20
__1997
104 M
103
Pennsylvania RR deb 4Ms..1970
100 M
N Y C & St L 4 Ms ser
Conv deb 3 Ms
A
1970
aryland 1st 4s.
93
1939
Warner Bros Pictures 6s
Western M
105M
117
1952
Pitts CC&St L 5s ser
_
_
102 M
.1952
H July
100M July
105 M July
21
July
16
26
118
July 21
95 H July 23
103 M July 12
105 M
July
101M July
Argentine extl 4Ms
100M
106M
1971
Australia 5s of 1925
1955
1957
(Govt) 7s__.
VOLUME
OF
Month of July
Stock sales—No. of shares
Bond sales (par value)—
Railroad & miscell
State, munlc. & foreign
United States Govt
T'
Total bond sales-...
Jan. 1 to July 31—
Stock sales—No. of shares
Bond sales (par value)—
Railroad & miscell.....
State, munlc. & foreign
United States Govt....
117M
95
101M
Closing
July 31
Price
Lowest
101M July
100M July
105 M
July
107
July
July
104
July
12
27
21
101H
7
109 M
102 M
109M July
1949
Brisbane (City) 5s
1957
Canada (Dominion) 5s
1952
French Republic 7Ms stpd__19il
External 7s stamped
1949
German (Rep) 7s stamped1949
German (Govt) Internat 5 Ms
stamped... .............1966
New South Wales (State) 5s_1957
Norway 4s
.i..
1963
Queensland (State) ext 7s
1941
Rome (City) extl 6Ms.—---1952
106
1937
July,
103
Belgium (Kingdom) 6 Ms
105M
102 M
Highest
Range for
Price
July 1
Austrian
107M July
July
93
103
July
116
Opening
Foreign Bonds
Tel.
at
July
4s. 1948
...I960
A-C.1967
Atch Top & S Fe gen
Baltimore & Ohio 1st gold
has been an
the
down strike had
77 M
98 H July
80M July
95 M July
78 M
112
of the Department of Labor or of the
'sit-down' strikes are either lawful, desir¬
or
which
95 M
Allegheny Corp coll trust 5s. 1944
Amer & Foreign Power 5s—2030
July 31
Highest
Lowest
July 1
Northern Pacific 4s
forced by the Senate to back
the court reform bill.
Public opinion forced the
was
Price
Price
Bonds
Industrial
N Y Ont & Western ref 4s.__ 1992
engendered would be difficult to overstate. It was the most
serious defeat which the New Deal forces had encountered
and
and
Closing
Range for July, 1937
Opening
Railroad
110M July.
101M July
102 M July
26
15
106M
30
101M
112
112
July
113 M July
109 M
105
July
109 M July
105M July
33 H July
106 M July
19
July
21
30
July
2 103 M July
99 M July
2
13 110M July
7
12
17
8
July
21
34*"
28 M
28 M
July
103
July
98
July
109
98 M
July
72 M July
36
2
2
BUSINESS ON THE STOCK
1937
20,722,285
$
1936
34,793,159
$
75
103 M
99 M
EXCHANGE
1935
29,427,720
$
1934
21,113,076
$
220,710,000
23,338,000
38,523,000
178,323,000
33,881,000
23,471,000
159,245,000
24,844,000
11,632,000
160,504,000
282,571,000
235,675,000
263,752.000
124,028,000
35,223,000
69,284,000
234,390,398
154,276,102
295,547,699
249,593,212
$
v;.r v
$
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1,369,445,000 1,689,201,000 1,238,224,000 1,528,217,000
216,671,000
278,741,000
197,222,000
184,515,000
228,268,000
396,994,000
444,135,000
397,702,700
Total bond sales.... 1.864,857,000 2,070,938,000 1,910,627,000 2,322.913.700
MONTHLY REVIEW
VOLUME OF BUSINESS
Olf THE CURB EXCHANGE
transactions again referred to the renewal of older
DAILY RECORD
Stock Bales—No. of shares..
Bond sales (par
value)—
4,960,878
$99,584,000
950,000
1,206,000
$70,184,000
2,232,000
1,478,000
8,511,143
'
$28,971,000
906,000
508,000
Total bond sales..
$30,385,000
1.084,000
$73,894,000
$61,561,000 $101,874,000
Rates
70,964,277
83,411,412
$273,969,000 $521,940,000 $707,169,000 $640,340,000
8,309,000
11,524,000
9,926,000
23,496,000
6,837,000
7,966,000
7,416,000
18,652,000
Total bond sales
$289,115,000 $541,430,000 $724,511,000 $682,488,000
THE MONEY MARKET DURING
Foreshadowing
ments
of
42,503,381
29,935,783
Bond sales (par value)—
Foreign government
Foreign corporate
298
$
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of gold, the virtual cessation of further engage¬
the
metal
in
London
the
and the first,
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While special causes,
such as the conclusion of a
exchange agreement with the Chinese
and the transfer of
London,
flow
return
factors
in
were
of
of
operation.
gold,
The
it
seemed
for
to
fundamental
growingly
the
adverse
served
to
incipient mild
observers
many
nature
that
coming into
were
balance
resulting from foreign trade developments
the exchange of
Government
Japanese balances from New York to
part responsible
more
a
past
of
payments
well as from
as
services, expenditures of tourists, &c., has
weaken
the
position
of the dollar.
with increasing fears among foreign investors
Moreover,
regarding the
possibility
of
dehoarded
gold in the London market and the beginnings
of
special
levies,
the
diminishing
of
pressure
moderate movement of repatriating French funds due
a
to measures of the
new regime, a distinct lessening of the
forces directing the flow of gold to this country has taken
place.
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for
movement of funds
present indi¬
cations point to a continuation of the current trend and
further moderate
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trend
reduction
in
short interruption
a
of commercial
the
in
country's
gold
the protracted
a
stock.
upward
borrowing during the latter part of
June, these loans again expanded materially,
high since the depression.
new
Excess
bank
reaching
reserves
de¬
$60,000,000 during the month to $810,000,000. Gold
imports during the month totaled $116,200,000, of which
sum
$49,400,000 arrived from England, $44,600,000 from
$6,700,000
$3,200,000
from
from
of
Canada,
Australia,
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increased
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absorbed
supply,
crop movement,
dealer offerings,
all
and rates for average
grade
prime four- to six-month paper
remained at the previous rate of 1%. Under date of July 19,
the
Federal
Reserve
Bank
returns
received
total of
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from
of
New
York
commercial paper
announced
that
dealers showed
a
market commercial paper out¬
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and
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$3,100,000
sources the
from
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RATES
Mixed Collateral
on
90 Days
4 .......
Domestic
LOAN
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.
0
Jan. 1 to July 31—
'
Stock sales—No. of shares..
OF TIME
4,145.740
$59,373,000
1,238,000
4,952,945
Domestic
Foreign government
Foreign corporate
movement
accom¬
modations.
Month of July
,
XX
XX
t
''/C i:;w'r:-y
Trading in bankers*
acceptances turned
very
quiet,
although the continued active demand again easily absorbed
the
limited
offerings.
Total
outstanding
acceptances,
according to the monthly survey of the Acceptance Anal¬
ysis Unit Of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, pub¬
country rose by approximately $140,060,000.
The inactive gold fund, after experiencing its first decline
during the week of July 21, from a high of $1,213,000,000
lished July 13, amounted to
$364,203,843 June 30 as against
$385,795,967 May 29 and $316,431,732 June 30, 1936.
With
the execption of a slight increase in dollar exchange bills,
to
all
000,000.
from
maturities,
from
$1,171,000,000, subsequently recovered to above $1,200,Treasury financing operations were confined to
the usual weekly $50,000,000 bill issues to
replace similar
in addition to the sale of three weekly issues
of $50,000,000 each, to mature in the next tax
period.
Dis¬
count holdings of the 12 Reserve banks increased
from
other
the
classes of acceptances showed seasonal declines
previous month, with import bills receding from
$167,505,817 May 29 to $157,034,526 June 30; export bills
$80,781,962 to $76,988,528; domestic warehouse credits
from $48,493,197 to $42,035,052, and bills based on goods
stored in or shipped between foreign countries from $74,-
$9,929,000 June 30 to $15,217,000 July 28, while bills bought
589,551 to $74,022,521.
in
mained unchanged at
the
open
market
declined
from
$3,801,000 June 30 to
$3,201,000 July 28, and total member bank reserves from
$6,900,288,000 June 30 to $6,775,505,000 July 28.
Average
discount
rates
for
273-day Treasury bills declined further
to a range between
0.485% and 0.514%, as compared with
from 0.545% to 0.619% during the preceding
month,
average yields on one- to five-year Treasury notes
Rates for
bankers'
while
of
over
Stock
1.31% to 1.14%, and those
on
Treasury bonds
five-year maturity from 2.54% to 2.41%.
Exchange, the official call loan rate
at 1%.
was
PRIME BANKERS'ACCEPTANCES
Call Loans
Secured by
Accept 'ces
On the
unchanged
-
Saturday
Sunday
Holiday
CALL LOAN RATES ON THE NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
Renewal
X 7i«
X 716
X 7,6
Renewal
Saturday
Sunday
Saturday
Sunday
X 7i«
Saturday
Sunday
Holiday
Saturday
Sunday
Saturday
Sunday
X V
X 7,«
X 716
X 716
Saturday
Sunday
X 716 k
,
Saturday
Time rates
at
1^4% for
on
one
security collateral loans were again quoted
to.three months, and 1%% for longer-term
accommodations.
Notwithstanding the slight expansion in
security trading, few new loans were negotiated, as most
re¬
day bills, and %% bid and 9/16% asked for bills running
150 and 180 days.
The New York Federal Reserve Bank,
a range
receded from
acceptances
%% bid and 7/16% asked for 30-day,
00-day and 90-day bills, 9/16% bid and V2% asked for 120-
Khs
v
7i«
X 7,s
X 716
Saturday
MONTHLY
16
Review," discussed conditions in the market
in its "Monthly
acceptances as follows:
for bankers'
"Trading in the bill market was very
A continued active
quiet during July.
demand for bankers' acceptances was re¬
ported, while the supply of bills remained limited.
Dealers'
portfolios, therefore, continued at minimum levels.
In
accordance with the usual experience, a decline occurred
As has been the case in
each month since January, however, the total volume of
hills outstanding at the end of June was larger than a
year previous.
The proportion of outstanding bills held
by accepting banks and bankers declined slightly further
to 75%.".
■, :->r'\
outstanding during June.
in bills
;
OF THE FEDERAL
RETURNS
BROKERS' LOANS IN
operations of the United States Treasury
The
in
often
so
RESERVE BANKS-
NEW YORK CITY
in July,
as
four years, were the most important
the last
on money and credit conditions.
What
contributed toward changes in the banking
influences bearing
the
Treasury
substantial building up of its deposit
Reserve Bank and, second, a
reduction in the monetary gold stock in one week of the
month for the first time in 17 months.
The second influence was really a corollary to the first, for the sale of gold
which was engineered was one of the factors which made
for the increase in the Treasury's drawing account with
statistics was, first, a
.
:
Federal
the
with
balances
KEVIEW
July 28, with loans off $48,000,000 and
Loans to commerce, in¬
dustry and agriculture increased $12,000,000, and loans to
banks were up $49,000,000, but the security loans of these
banks experienced a fairly sharp decline.
On the invest¬
ment side, the New York banks reported a reduction of
June 30 to
from
investments lower by $23,000,000.
$6,000,000 in their holdings of direct government securi¬
ties—this in spite of a $38,000,000 increase in this type of v.
security in the concluding week of the month.
Largely
because of the purchase of notes from the Reconstruction
Finance Corporation the New York banks were able to re¬
port a net increase of $14,000,000 in their
anteed issues.
Other securities declined
government guar¬
$31,000,000.
The
reporting banks in 101 cities showed a $201,000,000 decrease
in total loans and investments in the four weeks from
June 23 to July 21.
Of this decline, loans were responsible
worth.
Holdings of direct government
$134,000,000, and non-government issues
declined
$76,000,000, but government guaranteed issues
were up $35,000,000.
The reporting New York banks showed a $65,000,000 de¬
cline in their loans to
brokers and dealers in the four
weeks ended July 28, following a rise of $82,000,000 in the
five weeks from May 26 to June 30.
Street loans, as com¬
$26,000,000
for
securities declined
decreased $12,31 from $1,186,July 31, 1936, the total
piled by the New York Stock Exchange,
570,073 during July to $1,173,757,508 July
A year ago, on
aggregated $967,381,407.
327,581 June 30.
these loans
of
the System.
of the Treasury's operations, the
banks increased $135,005,000 from June 30 to July 28.
The taking of so substantial an amount of funds out of the money market was
the influence mainly responsible for the $60,000,000 reduc¬
tion in excess reserves of member banks in the four-week
First, as the net result
COURSE OF 5 TERLING
EXCHANGE DURING JUL Y
Treasury's deposits with the Reserve
The Treasury built up its balance in a number of
calls on depositaries, as reflected in the
$65,000,000 decline in the government's deposits with report¬
ing New York City banks during the four weeks.
The sale
of gold brought the Treasury additional funds.
Sales of
securities directly to the public by several governmental
period.
It levied
ways.
at the Treasury's dis¬
agencies helped to swell the cash
the Treasury realized $150,000,000 in the
three weeks of the month by sale of three issues of
Finally,
posal.
>
last
ruled firmer during July than at any
other time this year.
On July 20 exchange on London made
a new high for the year when cable transfers sold at $4.98^.
Commercial demand for dollars to meet autumn exports
from the United States developed earlier than usual and
was also heavier than in recent years.
Under normal con¬
ditions this dollar demand should have depressed sterling.
The firmer trend of sterling is believed to have induced an g
anticipatory demand for dollar settlements on commercial
account.
Under normal conditions of exchange the autumn
Sterling exchange
pressure on
of
first reflected in the monetary statis¬
gold fund for July 20,
decline of $41,778,787 was disclosed.
The Treasury
The sale of gold was
sources.
important factor,
/
an
when
,
Treasury of special bullion agreements with China and Brazil.
The joint statement issued
the
by
announcements
r
July 9 by Secretary of the Treasury Morgenthau and
on
Finance Minister of the Chinese Republic,
said that the United States had agreed to sell to the Gov-
Dr. H. II. Kung,
*
China
of
ernment
substantial
a
amount
of
and
gold
to
Then
on July 15 Secretary Morgenthau and the Brazilian Finance
Minister, Arthur de Souza Costa, announced that they were
entering into an agreement whereby this country would sell
gold to Brazil up to a total of $60,000,000 and to make dol¬
acquire from China an undisclosed amount of silver.
exchange available to
lar
Brazil "for the purpose of pro¬
It is possible that some of
moting exchange equilibrium."
gold which came out of the inactive fund on July
the
20
the performance of the
indicated that the United States was losing some of
sold to European nations, since
was
dollar
the
balances which had come to it in the last two
foreign
and
a
half
and the market expected these de¬
sale
of
sioned
in the third week of the month occa¬
gold
drop of $19,000,000 in the monetary gold stock for
a
In the succeeding week further repercussions
the week.
of
the monetary statistics,
the Federal Reserve statement for the week ended July 28
deal
the
China
with
appeared in
Silver
showing a rise of $21,000,000 in Treasury currency.
taken
over
rise
in
gold
on
stock
by -the United States from China would cause a
Treasury currency.
Tie loss of nearly $42,000,000
July 20 did not, however, suffice to make the gold
in the period from June 30 to July 28.
Tie
lower
receipt of $116,200,000 from the rest of the world in July,
as
the
in
reflected
gold movements,
until around the end of August.
market also reported that there was a considerable
The
other foreign funds from dollars
Dutch guilders.
This movement away
the dollar was a continuation of the trend which had
in evidence since May, and originated in fears that
movement of French and
Federal
Reserve's
daily statements of
left the United States gainer of gold on
and
sterling
into
from
been
States might impose some
United
the
tion
foreign
on
These fears were
form of extra taxa¬
funds invested in American securities.
further aggravated by the opinion widely
investors that the United States
held by French
authorities g
might be willing to accede to plans of the French Govern¬
ment for an interchange of investment data relative to ■?;
domiciled in the United States.
However,
month the anxiety felt on both these
funds
foreign
toward the end of the
subsided and evidence accumulated that foreign
again seeking profit and security in the Amer¬
grounds
money was
ican
market.
further strengthened by a movement of
from dollars into sterling.
For many
Japanese interests had been shipping gold to the
States.
By the end of July such shipments had
Sterling was
funds
Japanese
weeks
United
years.
The
\,A
to
mands to continue
a
did not make public the identity of the nation or nations
which bought the gold.
But the sale followed hard on
,
offset by heavy
London derived from numerous
Tourist requirements for exchange on London; were
funds
of
tics in the statement of the inactive
,
end
.
movements
discount bills.
sterling rarely develops until toward the
August.
'
The demand for dollars was more than
approximately $120,000,000, and informed sources
that
before the movement terminated Japan *
totaled
estimated
would
Of
ship not less than $200,000,000 of gold.
Japanese gold sales to the United States •
in dollar credits.
Early in July the market took ,
probably
course,
resulted
the
cognizance of the transfer
into
sterling.
of these Japanese dollar credits
.
„
Sterling was also firmer as the disturbed political con¬
ditions in many parts of the world induced a flow of foreign
money
of safety. There was also
foreign funds into London to estab¬
into London for purposes
the usual movement of
4
balances there on commercial account.
The
crisis which developed in France toward
of June was an important factor in forcing funds
lish necessary
severe
monetary
balance.
the end
rose
into sterling.
The monetary gold stock from June 30 to July 28
$115,000,000 to a new all-time high of $12,443,000,000.
Execpt for these Treasury matters, the banking figures
showed few changes of importance.
Federal Reserve credit
in use declined $2,000,000.
Member bank borrowings from
the Reserve System increased $5,288,0b0, while bills bought
in the open market by the Reserve banks decreased $600,000.
The
System's portfolio of government securities showed no
change as to total amount, but $8,000,000 of Treasury notes
were
sold out and replaced with a like amount of Treasury
Member bank
bills.
reserve
balances decreased $124,783,000
compared with a decline of $60,000,000 in
The indication
were
reduced
was
excess
reserves.
that member banks deposit requirements
by about $65,000,000 owing to
a
fall in de¬
Foreign deposits with the Reserve banks rose $27,642,000 to the very high figure of $185,042,000.
posits.
For the reporting
showed a decline
a month of declining
The reporting New York City banks
banks, July was
loans and investments.
of $71,000,000 in their outstanding
credit
The British
Government took special note of the tendency
of foreign money
to seek the London market when toward
Chancellor of the Exchequer, Sir John
the end of June the
bill to increase the British equaliza¬
£200,000,000. Tiis bill passed its third read¬
ing on June 30 and became a law on July 1.
Tiis brought
the British equalization fund to £575,000,000.
It was the
second I increase in
the fund, which was started in 1932
with £175,000.000.
Sir John 'Simon explained to the Com¬
mons that, the purpose of increasing the equalization fund
was to aid
general world trade.
:
;
Before the increase was voted members of Parliament
referred to the danger of a "break" in the "corner of gold"
and of a possible loss to Great Britain from a reduction
in the United States gold price.
The Chancellor replied:
Simon, introduced a
tion fund
"We
are
by
much
abundant.
It
better secured
is
and our resources are fairly
unlikely that
any
sudden or
sustained
vfK
,
m:. -pm
Aug., 1937]
losses of gold
barrass us."
could
'
•
occur
which would seriously
now
as
em¬
was
The
bringing up the resolution to enlarge the equalization
fund, the veil of secrecy which had concealed its operations
its
organization
that
was
lifted.
partly
March 30
on
ascertained, but it
was
believed to be far in
of
announcements
market.
made that
excess
available
no
at
the
ary,
absorbed
was
by
British
statement just prior to the suspension of
gold in
On July 5 the
plan of the Belgian Premier,
Zeeland, to bring about a broad international
agreement
to
fund was
the
total
gold
on
offer
in
on
private account
London
details of
any
Van
Zeeland
the negotiation.
was
proceeding
He
with
said
that
inquiries
"to
Van Zeeland was ; "the only vehicle of
United Kingdom's expression."
Mr. Chamberlain made it clear that
he was no more
ready than his predecessor, Mr. Baldwin, to undertake gen¬
the
open market during
In fact, hoarding of gold
in
disclose
M. Van
economic
subject of inquiry in the British
However, Prime Minister Chamberlain refused
a
whether Premier
the
resumed
was
made
was
among a number of States,
including signatories of the
tripartite currency agreement."
Mr. Chamberlain returned
an
abrupt "No" to a question by a Laborite member as to
absorbing even larger amounts
during many days.
The flight of hoarders from gold came to an abrupt end
before the close of June, as partly evidenced by the fact
July amounted to only £5,406,000.
Septem¬
endeavor to ascertain how far it is
possible to obtain agree¬
ments
on
certain general principles
of economic policy
the heaviest purchaser, not only buying in the
open market
at price-fixing time, but
that
period on record during which this
The previous longest period of
cheap
ber, 1931.
the British ex¬
equalization
30, 1932.
all-time high of £498,338,000, which
compared with £448,a year earlier, and with
£351,618,000 in the Bank's
statement just prior to the
suspension of gold in 1931.
In keeping with the
expansion in circulation, the Bank
continued to add to its bullion
holdings, which on July 28
reached £327,516,168 as
compared with £240,948,244 a year
earlier, with the minimum of £150,000,000 recommended by
the Gunliffe
Committee, and with £136,880,252 in the Bank's
market offerings for the month to reach an all-time
of £22,424,000.
At the same time London market
the
June
on
570,759
Premier
believed that
established
an
open
Parliament.
observers
had been
as represented
by the bank rate lasted from Febru¬
1894, \ to September, 1896, when the rate was also 2%.
July 28 circulation of the Bank of England reached
It should be recalled that in June there was a marked
flight of delioarded gold from London, which caused the
high
it
had prevailed.
change equalization fund.
open
Great
On
such quantities of gold were placed
gold
of
money
This discrepancy was taken to indicate clearly
incoming
trade
the longest
was
rate
the open market in that period.
The most that could be
accounted for during the four days was
approximately
that
internal
2%,
which level
This
on
£1,300,000.
the
thereby to stimulate domestic trade and
It was revealed that British bank
clearings
had increased
12% in the first half of the year.
The Bank of
England rate of rediscount continued at
instance, on July 27 the London "Gazette"
reported that during the four days ended July 27 imports
of gold into the United
Kingdom were valued at £11,621,519,
while exports totaled only £350,865.
The principal feature
of the imports
during those four days was the receipt of
£6,126,014 from France and of £1,689,058 from Russia, the
first receipts from these sources in several weeks.
The
was
in
serving
manufactures.
of the
the
in
upswing
largely responsible for the increase in the cir¬
years,
For
point
gold
was
by foreign
^-p t;.p ■;
culation of the Bank of England. < It was disclosed in
July
that British
foreign trade in respect to exports and re¬
exports was also increasing more
rapidly than in several
The
the fund held
believed to be the heaviest buyer of
gold reaching the Lon¬
don market.
The full extent of its purchases could not be
day-to-day
;v
steady
Britain
Chancellor
26,674,000 fine
ounces of gold,
approximately $933,590,000. The Chancellor
promised that the position of the fund would be made public
every
six months, with; the sole- qualification that the
figures would be three months old. .The holdings of the
British fund on March 30 were in addition to the 73,482,000
ounces of
gold which the Bank of England held in the
specie department for its note circulation.
!
In July, as in
June, the British equalization fund was
announced
also the acquisition of British bank notes
interests.
'
In
since
I
MONTHLY EEYIEW
eral economic conferences without the most careful
prepara¬
tion and exploratory studies.
In regard to a series of ques-
during July,
DAILY RATES OF EXCHANGE ON CONTINENTAL CITIES
Paris
.Swiss
Holland
Francs
Belgium
Italian
Francs
Guilders
Greek
Belya
Lira
Drachma
July
Bankers'
Checks
3.83 #03.85#
3.83^a3.85
3.83#o3.84
3.84
Banters'
Cables
3.84
03.84#
o3.84# 3.84 #03.84#
SUN DAY
Checks
SUN DAY
03.87# 3.87#o3.87#
HOLI DAY
22.89
-
022.90
DAY-^>,ry
SUN
a3.887,6 22.90 #022.92
3.88#o3.88# 22.92 #022.94
022.94
3.88#o3.88# 22.93
3.87#o3.88#
3.87#o3.88#
3.88
03.88#
3.87 #03.88#
3.82 #o3.85#
3.S2#o3.85# 22.91 #0.92#
3.76
3.76#o3.77# 22.89#o.90#
3.88
3.87 s,6o .88#
03.77
SUN DAY
3.74#o3.78#
3.74 #03.75#
3.71#o3.76#
3.70 #03.73#
3.72#o3.73#
3.72#o3.73#
3.75#o3.79#
3.75
o3.75#
3.72#o3.77#
3.71 #03.74#
3.73 #03.74#
3.73#o3.74
SUN DAY
.
.
22.93
022.94
Cables
O22.09 22.06
22.07
022.08
O22.09 22
09
SUN DAY
Checks
22.12
022 12
22.12
Cables
SUN DAY
5.26#
5.26
5
2605.26#
5.26#
5.26#
90#o.91
5.26#o5.26# ,90#o.91
5.2605.26#
5.2605.26#
5.2605.26#
5.2605.26#
5.2605.26#
5.26o5.26#
HOLI DAY
022.14 25.54
ZZZ.14
y-
SUN DAY
5.26a5.26#
5.26a5.26#
5.2605.26#
5.2605.26#
5.2605.26#
5.26o5.26#
b
,90#o.91
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'
SUN
5.26#o5.26#
5.26#o5.26#
5.26#o5.26#
5.26# a5.26#
5.26#o5.26#
5.26#fl5.26#
Bankers'
Bankers'
91#o.91
91#a.91
91#o.91#
DAY
Spanish
Peseta
AC
Cables
<
Bankers?
Checks
;
Cables
HOLI DAY
24.89#a.92# 40.10#a40.14 40.11
5.08
5.08
5.12
SUN D
DAY
HO
HOLI D'AY
DAY
DAY
040.15 18.73ol8.78 18.73#a.79
a24.91 24.89# 024.92 40.11#a50.15 40.12
O40.16 18.73al8.79 18.74al8.80
22.11022
025.55 25.53#a.55# 24.88024.
i.12# 25.53
24.88#a.90# 40.14 O40.15 40.14#a40.16 18.74al8.79 18.74al8.80
22.13
122.15 25.55
025.57 25.55#o25.58 24.90a24.__
24.90# 024.93 40.14#a40.16 40.15O40.16# 18.74al8.80 18.74#a.81
22.14#o22.15 25.57025.57
25.57#a25.58 24.92o24.92
24,92#a24.93 40.16 O40.17 40.16#fl40.18 18.76al8.80 18.76#a.81
DAY
DAY
DAY
SUN DAY
SUN DAY
O22.20 25.60
025.63 25.60#a.63
24.95
024.98 24.95#o24. 99 40.18O40.19# 40.18#a40.20 18.76ol8.80 18.77al8.81
022.21 25.61
025.62 25.62
O25j
24.97
024.98 24.97#a24.99 40.20
O40.22 40.20#O.22# 18.76al8.81 18.77al8.82
022.19
025.62 25.61a25.62
24.95#a24.97 24.96a24.97# 40.20 040.23 40.21
040.24 18.76al8.81 18.77al8.82
22.17
0.18#
25.61a25.62
24.95#a24.97 24.96a24.97# 40.22
O40.23 40.22#a40.24 18.75al8.80 18.76al8.81
22.17
022.21 25.60
025.64 25.60#a25j
24.95
024.98
18.76al8.81 18.77al8.88
24.95#a.99# 40.21O40.22# 40.21#a.23
22.20
022.21 25.63#o25.64 25.65
025.65 24.98
024.99
18.76al8.80 18.77al8.81
24.98#a25.00 40.21 O40.22 40.21#a40.:
DAY
SUN
SUN DAY
SUN DAY
SUN DAY
^
22.20#o22.22 25.63#o25.65 25.64
025.66 24.98#o25.00
24.99
O40.23 40.21#a40.25 18.76al8.80 18.77al8.81
O25.01 40.21
22.24
022.25 25.68
025.69 25.68
025.70
25.03O25.04# 25.03#o25.05 40.24#a40.26 40.25 O40.30 18.78al8.80 18.78#a.81
22.24
25.68
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MONTHLY REVIEW
18
respecting the possible
tions in the House of Commons
;pln commenting
sum¬
"The
22.
At that time Mr. Baldwin said that
Government would be willing to participate in
world conference "provided that a thorough and compre¬
last April
tions
hensive investigation
on commitments payable in gold or foreign cur¬
which had been in effect on June 29 and 30, was
lifted on July 1 after the new Cabinet had received parlia¬
mentary authorization to exercise emergency decree powers
for a period of two months.
Pursuant to this authoriza¬
rencies,
showed that such a conference would
to succeed."
on
offer in the London open market
be likely
Gold
during July
tion, the government
£22,424,000 in June
and with £12,276,410 in May.
During the month the mean
London check rate on Paris ranged between 127.98 and
amounted
to £5,506,000 compared with
tion
was
closed from June 29 to July 2, inclusive.
$0.0384 in this market and 128% francs per pound in Lon¬
representing a depreciation of about 12% from the
don,
Dur¬
limit of devaluation previously in effect and a total
ing this period the London
lower
mally quoted 119-110 francs to
decline
check rate on Paris was nor¬
the pound. The American
price for gold (Federal Reserve Bank of New York) con¬
London open market money rates
Two- and three-months' bills, 9/16%; fourmonths'
bills,
19/32%, and six-months' bills, 23/32%.
Sterling cable transfers sold on July 1 at $4.94 7/16@
$4.94 15/16, and on July 31 at $4.97%@$4.97%.
The low
for sterling in July was $4.94 7/16 on July 1, and the high
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3
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...
128.49
believed that the French
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132.79
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ately firmer towards the end of the month and
on the 29th was $0.0375.
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Hungary
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4
3
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Bul¬
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Czecho¬
Canada
1
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the closing
rate
DAILY RATES OF EXCHANGE ON OTHER CENTRES
March
July
during
The franc rose slightly in this mar¬
ket to a high of $0.0388% on the 13th.
Shortly thereafter,
however, the flow of funds to France associated with short
covering subsided rather abruptly, and franc quotations de¬
veloped a more irregular tendency in a comparatively in¬
active market. A low of $0.0371% was reached in New York
on the morning of July 22, but the -market became moder¬
the first half of July.
20.
6d.
6
■
It is generally
stabilization fund, in intervening
supply the market's requirements for francs, acquired a
to
sun DAY
140s.
SUN DAY
5
speculative positions in French exchange.
Gold Price
132.10
Britain's suspension of gold
payments in September, 1931.
'The further depreciation of French exchange was fol¬
lowed at once by a considerable movement of funds to
Paris from abroad, reflecting principally a covering, at the
new
and profitable levels, of some of the most volatile
Open Market
Paris
131.34
17.
140s.
4*...
ments which began with Great
Londont
Check Rate
July
Conse-:
series of currency realign¬
which had prevailed prior to the
Mean
London
London
Open Market
Gold Price
1928-1936 gold parity.
currencies became reestablished at a level not far from that
price of gold in london
Mean
London
the
result
July 20.
Check Rate
from
previously effected in the dollar and the pound, with the
that the exchange relationship among these three
in July were:
london check rate on paris and
42%
of
quently the decrease in the market value of the franc in
terms of gold corresponded fairly closely to the reductions
tinued at $35 an ounce.
was
abrogated the limits of franc devalua¬
established by the monetary legislation of Oct. 1, 1936,
and, with the resumption of trading in French exchange
on July 1, closing quotations for the franc on that day were
pound. Pending changes in the French
Cabinet and monetary policies, the Paris foreign exchange
134.18 francs to the
I market
temporary moratorium decreed by the French Gov¬
ernment
the British
a
the foreign exchange situation during
New York said in its
on
July the Federal Reserve Bank of
"Monthly Review" for Aug. 1:
moning of a world conference, Mr. Chamberlain on July 5
said that he stood on Mr. Baldwin's reply to similar ques¬
V''
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MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF
BOND
PRICES DURING JULY
109.25 Sale
106.3
1
July
13
100.13
Sale""
July
106.11
104J22
July
1
104.16 Sale
7Sept"l5
1948-1951
100.13
July
6
106.15 Sale
102.12
July
2
102.18
Sept15 1945-1947
1937
July
1Q4411(&3
9
100.15
16571
1
July
6
99.23
165711 losfie
July
100.15
July
1
Saie~"
"99."l5 Juiy""I
ioI7l5 Sale""
"973l3 July"~2
105.30 Sale
105717 Sale""
101.7
102.9
Apr~."~2 105"l7 Jau"~2
101
8 106.10
Jan. 22
105.23
Jan.
Apr.
8 105.23
Jan.
July
2 105.1
Feb. 16
99.6
15179" l'oi'io
Apr. 28 105.10
101.8
102.22
165721 Saie " 102730 103".I6
105720
Apr.
166711
Sale
Apr.
8 104.10
Jan.
15
2
4
105.3
23%
45%
99% Sale
12%
14
12%
13%
12%
14
12%
13%
12%
13
12%
12%
12% Sale
12
10%
10%
10%
100%
101%*
24
23% July
23% July
99
July
12% July
12% July
12% July
12% July
12%
Sale
10% July
11% July
11%
11% July
11%
100
July
Sale
100% 102
Sale 100.23 102.8 100253zJuly
101%.^.. 100.23102
1002132101% 100.10102
1002332July
100%, July
101%, July
1002'«101% 100 %# Sale 100%# July
100% Sale 99.31100.16 100'32 July
101,532Sale
101% Sale 101% July
100> 100% 99.31100.20 993'32July
100% Sale 101% Sale 100% July
91 % July
91% Sale
93% Sale
101"32Sale
For footnotes
see
page 30
101.4
102
1
2
20
1
14
2
2
1
6
24
2
July
6
102.31
23%
13
Jan.
100.9
23% Sale
4
Jan.
103.2
23% Sale
99
100%
12% Sale
12
12%
12 :
12%
Jan.
104.22
Jan.
4
July
24% July
99% July
14
July
13% July
12% July
13% July
12% July
12% July
7
12% July
14 102
July
22 101^32July
20
23
June
22
22% Apr.
13
97
May
21
11% June
29
12
June
2
11% June
6
11% June
23
10% July
22
11
June
26
11% June
26
98% Jan.
1 100«32July
29
30
23
29
21
30
24
2
2
2 1002332July 29 103
Jan. 22
2 100%. July 30 102% Feb.
4
5 100% Feb. 19 103% Jan. 28
5 100%# July 29 102% Feb.
4
1 lOO'az July 21 102% Jan. 19
1 101
Feb. 18 102% Jan. 22
6
993'32July 24 103
Jan. 12
12
96% Apr. 22 101% June
8
26
90% June
1 93% July 26
IOD32 July
100 % July
101% July
100% July
100% July
lOl'Wuly
100%# July
101% July
93% July
8
30
Feb.115
9 30
Feb. 15
1 100% June 28
14 20% Jan. 10
11
20
Jan.
5
11
20
Jan.
6
30 20% Jan.
5
1
17% Jan.
5
24
10% Jan.
5
16% Jan.
5
July 20
22 102% Feb.
9
18
4 102
N. Y. STOCK
-
Sales in
July Value
$
'
38.000
18,000
18,000
32,000
634,000
706,000
447,000
238,000
v
63,000
63,000
1
34,000
'
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N. Y.
51 S
M N
J
F
A
M
8
J
J
J
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M S
A
O
J
D
I
D
A
O
A
O
J
D
stamped
..........1961
Readjustment
Refunding s f
4*5-4*5*——J'Z*
Extl readjust
4H-4*5s—.. 1977
4*5e^*4s—1W<>
4*5-4*5 $ bonds
1975
3% external s f $ bonds....... 1984
Bulgaria (Kingdom of)—
; •:
Extl
61,000
s
f
♦S f 78 July coupon
hi- 77,000
off_.......1967
♦S f 734s May coupon
F
A
J
D
V
101
O
S
M
S
91
F
A
S
F
82*5
A
A
O
ir
MN
J
J
J
85*5
62*5
J
off——1968
M N
24
O
178,000
♦Ry ref extl s f g 6s...
Jan 1961
♦Extl s f 6s Int ctfs
Sept 1961
93,000
♦Extl sinking fund 6s.........1962
17,000
♦External sinking fund 6s
1963
127,000
87,000 ♦Chile Mtge Bank of gu a f tH® -1957
♦Guar s f gold 6*5s—........ 1961
71,000
♦Guaranteed s f gold 6s
.1961
59,000
♦Guaranteed sinking fund 6S..1962
75,000
76,000 ♦Chilean Munlc Loan 7s —.....1960
22,000
2,299,000
39,000
32,000
84,000
158,000
328,000
103
*|
Sale
64*5
Sale
20
20
20
28
30
'28*5
31
41
39*5
39*5
Sale
Sale
20*5
Sale
20
8
83*5 Sale
83*5
84*5
83*5 Sale
85*5 Sale
62*5 Sale
Sale
*5 Sale
*5 Sale
20
92
Sale
30
27
97
90
90
Sale
Sale
20*5
20*5
20*5
20*5
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
20
J
D
D
17 *5 Sale
17 *5 Sale
17*1
Sale
Sale
X Sale
Sale
O
17
M S
J
8
A
O
Sale
J-VA
Sale
16*5 Sale
D
M
J
A
18 *5
'21*5
32 X Sale
32 *£ Sale
O
24
MN
27*5
26*5 Sale
26*5 Sale
23*5
24*5
23*5
23*5
F
A
23 u
J
D
100*5
(Republic)—
M N
F
F
A
J
MN
on......1951
M 8
Cuba (Rep of) 5s of 1904 .......1944
5s ext debt Ser A of 1914—...1949
4 Ha external loan..........—1949
30-year s f 5H»
1953
♦Public Works 5H«—June 30 1945
Csechoslovak (Rep of) extl 8s...1951
Sink fd 8s ser B
1952
Denmark 20-yr external gold 6s .1942
External g 5Ha—
...1955
External g 4H*
1962
Deutsche Bank Am part ctfs 4s
1932
M S
♦♦Stamped extd to Sept 11935——
M S
Dominican Republic B f 5 Hs
1942
1st ser 5 Ha of 1926
.1940 A O
Sale
97*5 Sale
77
79*5
78*5 Sale
96*5 Sale
A
J
110
118*5
102*5
25
„
45*5
102*5
103
103*5
34
100;
102
98
102*5
59
Sale
106*5
105*5
Sale
104
Sale
105*5
101*5
101
Sale
Sale
—
8
Jan. 11
104*5 Mar. 17 110
99*5 Mar. 19 103*5 June 22
98
27
9
31
27
27
28
30
30
26
26
6,
8
Mar. 17
5*5
5*1
2
A O
M S
5Hs 1st series.........—.—1969 M S
~4", 606
5H« 2d series...—
..——1969 MS
6,000
6,000 ♦Dresden (City) extl a f 7s ......1945 MN
"3", 660
1940
5*5s 2s ser.—...1961
2d series sinking fund 5Hs
Customs Adm
El Salvador (Rep) 1st af 8s A...1948
♦Certificates of deposit......
14,000
12,000 Estonia (Republic) 7s......... .1967
44,000 Finland (Rep of) external 6S....1945
1953
42,000 ♦Frankfort (City of) a f 6Ha
38,000 French Republic 7 Ha stamped..1941
7 H* unstamped
.........1941
17,000
External s f 7s stamped..—...1949
8,000
7s unstamped...
...1949
34,000
German Gov't International—
5
Apr.
5
Apr.
5*5 Apr.
9*5 Mar.
9*5 Mar.
1
450,000
127,000
♦35-year 5Hs stamped........1965
179'000
♦German Republic 7s stamped..1949
19%
70
Sale"
77
VP*
80
70
79*5
74
68
"*%uly'
July ; 2
27*5 July V 2
♦7s unstamped-............1949
Communal Bka—
German Pro? 8k
♦S f 7Hs series B
22
29
29
im
Sale
VP*
30
24*5
23*5 24*5
100*5 101*5
99*5 Sale
7J*
88
96*5 Sale
33*5
101*5
4
40
Jan.
4
40
A
Feb.
6
Feb.
4
2
1
1
19*5 July
1
29*5 July
July
1
29*5 July
July
July 21 23*5 July
July
July 15 24
7
23*5 July
July
2 100*5 July
July
1
99*5 July
July
July
84
July 14 85
July
77*5 July 23 80
97
July
9
95*5 July
26*5
26*5
23*5
23*5
23*5
99*5
97*5
6,000
260,000
19,000
76,000
393,000
394,000
75"""Jufy
28
"76"
76
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Sale
110
Sale
A O
29
34
Sale
Sale"
25*5
28*5
26
29*5 Sale
33*5 34*5
28*5 Sale
—
J
Extl sinking fund 5H*
.1965 MN
Jugoslavia (State Mtge Bank}—
♦7s Unmatured coupons on...1957 A O
18,000
1,000 ♦Leipzig (City) external iff 7s.1947 F A
Lower Austria (Province of)—
7Hs Unmatured coupons on..1950 J D
1,000
1954 J D
72.000 ♦Medellln (Colombia) 6 Ha
45,000 ♦Mexican Irrlg Assenting s f 4 Hs 1943
♦Mexico(U S) external 5s of 18994 1945 Q J
♦Assenting 6s of 1899.1945 ....
'I'boo
♦Assenting 6s large............... Q J
10,000
♦Assenting 5s small............... Q J
33
26*5
27*5
_
99
100
18*5
15*5
25
18*5
106
21*5
100
Sale
21
!
:
1
38
38
31
1
;
98
18
105
21
ij s
12
Jan.
22
29
29
23
4
105*5 Jan.
2
105*5 Jan.
106*5 June 23
102*5 July 30
101*5 June 23
Sale
Apr.
Jan.
12
74*5 Jan.
2
82*|
Jan.
2
82
8
72
73
Jan.
4
75
June 28
81*5 Mar. 11
July 21
74*5 June 29
19*5 May 11
tiH liiSr. i
21*5
48
120
85*5 Sale
74*5 79*5
67*5 71*5
98
Sale
Sale
113
83
27*5
Sale
80*5
24
Sale
Sale
Sale
98*5 Sale
85
38*5
23*5
97
"1H "188
Sale
42
26
7
29*5
29
33
29*5 July
33*5 July
28
July
LOO
July
23*5 July
19*5 July
L05
July
30*5 July 17
37*5 July 20
July 31
July 30
July 29
22
July 16
12
6 105 *5 July 27
23*5 July
23*5 July
25*5 July
25*5 July
25*5 July
25*5 July
24
Sale
61*5
113
86
82
72*5
If*
63
Sale
80*5
Sale
July
July
July
July
92*5 July
77*5 July
85
41*5 Sale
23
28*5
40
26
104*5 100*5 104*5 a98
11
11*5 Sale
11*5 Sale
4*5
5
4*5
4*5
5*5
6
8*5
555
8
6
6
8
9*5
7*5
4*5
5
16
1
7
10
114*5 July 21
88
July
"
85*5 July
74
July
62
60*5 July
83*5
W* 71*1
73
93
29*5 July 30
8
113*1
Sale
21
July
99*5 July
87
July
41*5 July
26
July
July
July
16
8
29*5 Jan.
4
19*5 Apr. 10
6
July
13
June 30
95
11
4
Mar. 4
Feb. 16
July 31
July 30
Mar.
2
June 28
Mar. 10
30*5 Mar. 22
30*5 Mar. 22
30*5 Mar. 22
27*5 Mar. 23
62*5 June 25
1
Mar. 18 115*5 June
4
Mar. 30 93*5 Feb.
Feb. 15
94
5
Jan.
July 19 82*5 Feb. 23
8
July 17 100*5 June
9
July 20 89*5 June
6
27
13
35*
96*5 Jan.
8 101*
25
17
Mar. 23
15*5 Jan.
8 20*5
105
May
5 107
5
July
July
41
4
4
July
7*5 July
9*5 July
32
8
80*5
71*5
92*5
77*5
22
11
28*5 July 21
25*5 June 7
36
June 21
30
June 19
21
Jan. 30
Jan. 13
5
Jan.
5
Jan.
1
Feb.
Jan.
Jan,
Jan.
31 *5 May 24
Jan.
27*5 Jan.
Ill
80
6
Mar. 23
June 28
25
Mar. 4
23*5 Jan.
21*5
21*5
21*5
21 *5
47*5
May
July 30
124
20*5 Jan.
5
18*2 Jan.
6
25*5 June
7
27*5 Apr.
8
23*5 May 11
33
Feb. 27
130
Mar. 19
June
9
June 22
June
7
July 9
9 a98
12*5 July 28
1
5
July
6
16
July
July
26
6
8
Feb. 18
Feb. 18
24 *i
124*4
119*1
July
.
28*5 July 21
82
109
105*5 July
105
July
36
22
22
50*5
July
Jan.
98
50*5 Feb.
Mar.
66*1
100 U
105*5 Mar.
17*5 Mar.
105
July
98
6
2
22*
5
1
6
33*5 July
28*5 July
23
9
Jan.
May
35*5
30*5
23*5
36*5 Mar. 12
2 105*5 Jan.
29 102*5 Apr.
June 21 100*5 July
May 27 105
July
Mar. 13
68*5 July
May 17
6
Apr.
34*5
105*5 105*5
26*5
26
15
Feb. 11
Feb. 11
Feb. 11
June 17
Feb. 17
Apr. 16
Apr. 16
Jan. 28
July
16
July
Feb.
14
6
29
27
23
2
1
21
2
Feb. 15
Jan.;
July
July
18
July 12
26*5 Mar, 8
13
July
July
109*5 July
105*5 July
106*5 July
110
July
zl05*5July
105
July
9
73
30*5
6
20
Apr.
30*5
96*5 Apr. 12 101*5
3
93
May
99*5
77
Apr. 12 90
70*5 Apr. 13 80
99
95
May
283
26!
25
21*5 Mar.
25*5 June 24
25*5 June 23
8
20*5 Apr.
7
20
Apr.
I
29*5
28*5
23
22
9
Jan. 14
18*5 Mar. 29
_
28*5
27*5
25*5
101*5 Sale
4
Jan.
30
35^5 Sale"
6
Feb.
55*5 July
„
31
79*5 July
6
Mar. 10
Mar. 3
Mar.
9
Mar. 9
Mar.
9
Mar. 11
Mar. 11
Mar.
8
Mar. 16
Mar.
9'
Feb.
Jul*8
July 31
67*5
28*5 Sale
26*5 Sale
A
4
Feb.
55*5 July
75
25
99
July
5
76
75
64*5
77
24*5
24*5
24*5
24*5
21*5
21*5
21*5
4
12
20
Mar. 31
Mar.
4
25
4
Feb.
July 21
July
6
July
7
26
21*5 Sale
20
Sale
Italian Public Utility s f g 7s.—.1952 J
Japanese Gov extl s f OH*——1954 F
4
Feb.
July
July
m
5
Feb.
July
July
July
104
.1960 F A
Italy (Kingdom) external a f 7s. 1951 J D
Italian Cred Consortium 7s ser B 1947 M B
20
.....
Irish Free State external 5s
For footnotes, see page 80.
75*5 July
77
Sale
D 124*5 127*5
105*1
28*5 July 30
30
July 27
Jan.
Jan.
July 12
July
July
July
21
July
21
July
21
July
21
July
21
July
21
July
18*5 July i
18*5 July 2
18*5 July :
18*5 July !
34*5
77*5
107*5 108*5
22
23*5
_
A
11
Jan.
40
120
24*5
Jan.
65*5 June 30
12
43
21
33*5 July 28 34*5 July
2 101
July
104
100*5 July
6 el02 July
102
103
July
103
2 el00*5 July
98*5 July
98*5 101*5
9 105
July
104
102*5 July
104*5 105
1
Sale
68*5 July
59
July
66*5 Sale
14 105*5 July
Sale
Sale
104
104
July
Sale
104
105*5 104
July 13 104*5 July
106*5 105*5 106*5 105*5 July 10 106*5 July
Sale
102*5 Sale
100*5 July 14 102*5 July
July
Sale
100
July 21 101
100*5 Sale
34*5
* D
F
Mar.
Apr.
Mar.
Mar. 22
40
120
1961 MN
34", 606 ♦Hungary(Klngof)7H sFeb.op .onl 944
Mar.
1
100
O
18.000 Haiti (Rep of) 6a series A........1952
o
6.000 ♦Hamburg (State) 6s...........1946
J
8,000 ♦Heidelberg (City) extl a f 7HS-.1950
o
1960
4,000 Helsingfors (City) ext 6H«
Hungarian Cons Municipal Loan
J
♦7Hs unmatured coupons on—1945
6,000
J
♦7s unmatured coupons on
1946
5,000
MN
2,000 ♦Hungarian Land M.ge 7Ha A..1961
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
5
Feb. 16
Jan.!
5
Jan.
5
Jan.
5
Jan.
15 102*5 June 23
5 102
Jan. 19
24 102*5 Jan. 18
Feb.
26 103
1
21
91
June 30
2
98
Jan. 28
23 84
June 26
June 26
23
85
30 86
June 26
23
88
June 26
1
122._
♦(Cons Agric Loan) *H® mi A-19S8 J O
22,000
22,000 ♦Greek Govt secured 7s.........1964 M N
♦S f secured 6s
—..........1968 F A
127,000
Feb.
3
Jan.
33*5 May 28
?1
July
July
41*5 July
19*5 July
19*5 July
23*5
109*5
123*5
.
4
37
99*
98
23*5
♦5Hs stpd (Canadian holder)..1965
17,000
Jan.
Feb. 27
Mar.
37
July
107
106*5 July
23
July
25*5
110
105
July
98
100
July
♦5Hs unstamped...........1965
Feb.
July 27
24.
59*
47*
21*5 Jan.
28*5 July 30
30
July 27
26
66
23"
113
,
Feb.
June 11
June 11
4
29
29 47
29 47*
19 103*
18 103
24 105*5
Jan.
45
74*5
98
99
J J
MS 106*5 Sale
19
23
M N
123
J L> 113
J
*5 June
1
June 23
25
8*5 Mar. 22
29*5 July 10
26*5
102*5 July : "6 100
101*5 July •8 100
101*5 July; "7l
99*5
97*5
9l"""Jufy
82*5
91*5 July
83*5
84
July
75*5
75*5
84*5 July
77
85*5 July
87*5 July
78*5
56
64*5 July
91*5 July
81
July
82
July
82
July
83*5 July
60*5 July
June 11
25*5 Mar.
Mar. 11 111
Jan.
2 110 S-5
Jan.
2 118 %
Jan.
6 102 L5
.
24,000
Mar. 19 104
18*5 Mar. 29
108
7
22
6
1
19*5 July
2
>19*5 July
1
20
July
Sale
2
19*5 July
1
Sale
16*5 July
7
18*5
16*5 July
1
17
July
18*5
2
Sale
16*5 July
6
17*5 July :
II* 15*5 July 23 73
July :
73
69*5 July
29 a24
July 1
a24
July
Sale
J
M N
89
Sale Prices
104*5 Mar. 16 110*5 Jan.
23
12
21
20
4
1 107*5 July 19 104*5 Mar. 17 110*5 Jan,
106*5 July
L07*5 Sale
6
Feb. 22 114*J Jan.
1 113*5 July 15 Ill
July
113*5 113*5 112
97
Mar. 17 101*1 Jan. 23
1 100
July 19
99*5 100
99*5 July
2
2
96*5 Mar. 17 103*1 Jan.
99
99*5 July 30
Sale
July
99*5 Sale
7
98 % June
99*5 July 14
99
98*5 July :":7 99*5 July 141
92 H June 29 94*5 July 29
Sale
1
93
94*5 July 29:
Sale
July
5 60
50*5 Jan.
60
2
July 17
July 17
61*5 57
July
61*5
Jan.
4
54*5 July
1
51 *5 July 19
Sale
54*5 July
1
48*5
32*5
26*5- 26*
22
104
25*5
110*5
27
Sale
26
M S
J
102*5
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
Sale
M N
A
107
Sale
§IX
38
32
M
♦7s Nov 11936 coupon
—
Sale
25
J
8,000 ♦Chinese Hukuang Ry 5s—.—1951
1,000 ♦Cologne (Germany) s f *H«-—1950
Colombia (Republic of)—
♦6s April 1 1935 coupon onOct 1961
186,000
♦6s Jan 1 1935 coupon on.Jan 1961
141,000
1947
5,000 ♦Colombia Mtge Bank 6Ha
♦Sinking fund 7s of 1926..——1946
28,000
1.000
♦Sinking fund 7s of 1927
1947
168,000 Copenhagen externa) 5s......—1952
Gold 4Hs
1953
166,000
1957
6,000 ♦Cordoba (City) 7s
♦7s stamped
———1957
64,000
1942
44,000 Cordoba (Prov) Argen 7s
34,000
8,000
4,000
38,000
Sale
26
28
109*5 Sale
114 *5 Sale
101 *5 Sale
101X
MN
J
Sale
24*5 Sale
1942
121,000 ♦Chile Republic exts f g 7s
A O
♦External sinking fund g 6s ..I960
250.000
F A
♦External s f gold 4s
Feb 1961
98,000
Rica
"98""
93
364,000 Canada (Dona) Gold 4«..........I960
M N
30-year gold 5s
159,000
I" VSYtS? F A
134,000
10-year 2Hs
Aug 15 1945
191,000
25-year 3H«
....
1961
55,000
7-year 2*5®--———...... —1944
192,000
30-year 3s
....... 1967
1954
5,000 ♦Carlsbad (City) a f 8s
M S
26,000 ♦Cent Agrlc Bank (Ger) 7a...... 1950 J J
♦Farm Loan a f 4a ............I960
31,000
A O
♦Farm loan s f 6s
........ I960
75,000
♦Farm loan 6s series A—
1938
16,000
Costa
100
a27,*
Sale
O
A
M
19 107
28*5 July
102*5
101*5
J
A
Highest
Sale Prices
'
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
29*5
29*5 28
28*5
L01*5 102*5 101*5 July
102*5 Sale
101*5 July
LOO *5
101*5
100*1 July
101*5 Sale" LOO *5 101
D
A
,
e
M
Ask
Ask Bid
_
J
♦Stamped
♦6 H*
1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
July 31
Sale
105*5 July
106*5 Sale 106*5
106
107*5 106*5 106*5 105*5 July
Sale
101*5 July
Sale
102*5
102*5
103
110
July
104
103
104
July
24
26*5 24
22
109
lio"* 109*5 Sale 109*5 July
Sale
109*5 109*5 109*5 July
109
117
July
117*5 Sale
119
118
102
101*5 July
101
100
Sale
24
July
"24*" 25
22*5
23*5 July
20
23*5 24*5 Sale
45
July
45
45*5 54*5 Sale
39
July
Sale
44*5 Sale
39
38*5 July
Sale
44*5 Sale
W* 39*5 44*1 Sale
39*5 July
39
101*5 July
101*5 Sale 102*5 Sale
Sale
101*5 July
101*5 103
101*5
102
July
102*5
101*5 103
J
if
■
July 1
Bid
1962
Buenos Aires (City) 6H« B 3.—1955
External s f g 6s aerie*, C-2 Apr 1940
External s f 6s series C-3—Oct 1960
♦Buenos Alres(Prov)ref.ext'ls 14s 1961
2,000
666,000
141,000
55,000
219,000
46,000
1937
ha.
J
♦6s June 1 1935 coupon on
13",600
V
STOCK EXCHANGE
Government
Australia5s of IW5_.__-.July 15 1955
External loan 5s of 1927—
1957
External g 4^# of 1928--1956
Austrian Govt s f 7s——1957
♦Bavaria (Frea8tata) extl6Ha—1946
Belgium 25 year external 4Ha—1949
External s f 4s
JJJJ
External s f 7s
J95.
Bergen (Norway) extl 5s
1960
♦Berlin (Germany) a f *H«
1950
♦External sinking fund 4s
1958
♦Small (U 8 of) external 8s
1941
♦Ext a f g 6 H* Of 1924
1957
♦Extl s f 4Ha of 1927
1957
♦Cent Ry 88-year g 7s
1952
Brisbane (City) s f 5e_
195/
Sinking fund gold 5s ........-1958
20-year • f 6s.... .... ...——1950
Budapest (City of)—
13,000
69,000
1,000
14,000
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN JULY
Price
Jan. 2
Foreign
168,000
60,000
303,000
36,000
24,000
39,000
61,000
:
BONDS
EXCHANGE-BONDS
27
7*5 Mar. 24
42
June 17
26
July
8
98*5 June 16
17
Jan.
4
8*5 Jan.
7
11*5 Jan.
11*5 Jan.
11
Jan.
8
Feb. 25
6
6
6
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE-BONDS
AUG., 1937]
Sales in
BONDS
n. 7. stock exchange
168,000
n
Sale
6%
7%
Absenting 4a of 1944.........1954
•Aiavntlng 4s of 1914 large
8%
Sale
lamenting 4a of 1914 small
•♦
Treat 4a of '13 aasant (largo) 1933 j
♦♦Small
...
48
f extl loan
12%
Sale
27
24 Ml
64%
105%
A
Sale
109
I)
9,000 ♦Nuremberg (City) external 4a.. 1952
A
121,000 Oriental Development 4a........ 1953
8
Municipal Bank
ext s f 5s
External deb 5 H*
1958 MN
64,000 Oslo (City) 4%a extl sink fund.. 1955 A O
68,000
1953 J D
4,000 Panama (Rep) external 5%a
♦Extl a f 5s sea A
4,000
May 15 1963 M N
♦Stamped (assented).......
\ 88,000
Pernambuco (State of)—
♦78 September coupon off..... 1947 M
62,000 ♦Poland (Rep of) g 4s
101,000
127,000
i 35,000
20,000
1940
Sale
98%
102%
Sale
♦7%s July
coupon
1966 J
off
J
71,000 Prague (Greater City) 7H»—— 1952 MN
60,000 ♦Prussia (Free State) ext af *%._ 1951 M S
♦Sf gold 6s
1952 A O
.57,000
62,000 Queensland (State of) ext
23,000
5,000
66,000
229,000
59,000
145,000
lay.uoo
44,000
67,000
226,000
25-year extl
f 4s
a
f 7s..1941 A O
a
Feb 15 1947 F
♦Rhlne-Mnln-Danube deb7a
Rio de Janeiro
aer
A
♦78 June coupon off..........1967 j
r>
Rome (City) external a f 6KS....1952 AO
Roumania (Kingdom of. Monopolies)
♦7s August coupon off
...1959 FA
39,000
65,000
23,000
131,006
66,000
82,000
226.000
♦6%s May coupon off.........1957 M N
of)—
♦♦88 July coupon off..
J
...1936 J
San Paulo (State
♦8s July coupon off...........1950 J
J
♦7s September coupon off.....1956 M S
♦6s July coupon off...........1968 J
J
Sec
a
f U
7s.
1940 A O
.....
♦Saxon State Mtge
Inst 7s....... 1945
21%
23
19% Sale
19% 20
Sale
Sale
Sale
58
74
Sale
54
Sale
29
32
27%
96%
24%
24%
29
Sale
2,000
Serbs Croats 8c Slovenes
51%
64%
47%
27%
26% Sale
30
27%
96% Sale
23% Sale
23% Sale
94
21%
.....
1115* 113%
113
"27"
Sale
Sale
30% Sale
24% Sale
31%
25%
26
26
32%
Sale
26%
26%
Sale
22
26
72% Sale
71
25% Sale
37%
Sale
22%
30
30
27
24%
38
H%
29%
95
Sale
Sale'
;
28
d
A
F
A
F
A
Taiwan Elec Pow 54a..........1971 J
External
s
J
5a......1952 M S
f 5%a guar...
.1961
A
O
10,000
Trondhjem (City) lat ext g 5%a..m7 M N
35,000
♦Uruguay (Rep) external a f 8a..1946 F A
376,000
♦Ext a f 6s........... ........1960 M N
130,000
♦Exter a f 4s
1964 M N
f 12,000
4,000
Venetian Prov Mtg Bank 7a..... 1952 A
Vienna (City of)—
O
68 Unmatured coupons on....1952 M N
40,000 ♦Warsaw
(City) external 7a......1958
69,000 Yokohama
(City) extl
a
33%
29
26%
95%
F
f 4a.. ...1941 I
A
O
30
89%
92 *
68
69
69
69
68% Sale
«
90
93
77% Sale
.
■
,
33,000
3,223,000
I
Adriatic Elec Co external 7a.....1952 Ak
Ala Gt Sou 1st cons 5s aer A......1943 l
First cons 4s series B
1943 J
\j
♦Albany Perfrated Wrap Paper 4s 1948 A
(
D
84% Sale
104% 106
104%
103%
77%
.....
Sale
.
.
.
195(1
1998
78
80
100
Sale"
Sale
86
65%
Sale
Sale
\"o 102% 103%
1942 W 8
A O
F
1955 M
Alpine Montan Steel 7s
Amer At Foreign Power deb 5a... 2030 M
S
112%
100
161"
A
9
Apr. 23
22
,July
July
July
July
July
28
29
26
30
27% June 21
8
14
30
1
30
27
28
29
21
22
Feb.
15
Feb.
Feb.
15
15
11
Feb.
11
Feb.
13
Feb.
33% Max. 11
25
Feb. 23
May 25 31
92
Jan. 16 100
Mar.
2
17% Jan. 11
24% Mar. 3
16% Jan.
7 24% Mar. 4
109
14
109
8
July 13 113% Jan.
Apr. 10 113
Jan.
21% Mar. 12 32% July
1
26
Apr. 30 34% Jan. 23
22% May 181 33
Feb. 26
29
May
23% May
25
May
25% May
72% Apr.
25% Jan.
25
17
17
18
1
2
40
Jan.
33
Jan.
32]
32]
83]
Jan.
Jan.
20
21
20
21
Feb.
3
40% July
27
Feb.
15
1
40% July 27
2
12
33% July 30
29% July 30
42
36 % June
44
25
35% Feb.
34% Jan.
25
18
21% Jan.
July
30% July
28 % July
July 27
37
July 30
32% July 23
29% July 30
25% July
94% July
97,
July 30
28%
29%
28%
48
54
31
36
30
Sale
39%
A
98
29% July
27% July
48
July
32
July
95
98%
105
105% 104% 106
73%
75
74%
69%
70
77%
77
Sale
76
Sale
100% 101% 101% Sale
71
Sale
71%
74
68% Sale
68% Sale
68% Sale
68% Sale
82
---.-v.; 85
73%
76
■
104%
71%
67
74
100%
69%
67%
68
79%
99
49
84%
2
29% July 10
29% July
8
54
July 31
3,2
July
2
98
July
July 26
105% July
July
2
July
76% July 10
July
73% July 12
July
79% July 24
July
101% July 10
72
July
July 28
July
July 28
July
69% July 28
July 12 80
July 12
Sale
45
7
6
6
54
Sale
97 :
July
48% July
Sale
79
Sale
79
July
1
2
16
99% July
54
July
85% July
Sale
97
94%
94% Sale
99%
101% 101%
97% 100
99% 100% 101% 101% 99%
100% Sale
101% 102% 100%
101% 102% 101
~76" "85%
66
67
Sale
!
104%
95%
Sale
75
July
July
July
July
July
78
80
July
111% 113% 111% July
108
July
107% 108
63
70
67
July
7
27
27
June
9
25
May 14
35% Mar. 2
34% Jan. 21
2
29% May 14
May 13
24
May 17
Jan.
43% Jan.
28
19
19
Mar. 27
98
Jan.
25
June 29
25
Feb.
91
28
31
7
Jan.
28
25% Jan.
4
31 % Mar. 20
4
30% Mar. 19
24
Jan.
27
40% Mar. 13
54
30
39% Mar. 11
Jan.
12
90% Jan.
101% Mar.
71% July
65
98
106
Feb.
July
10
26
June 21
78% June 10
2
73% June
8
80% June
Mar.
72% Jan.
99% Mar.
103
Mar.
9
63% May
63% May
May
& June
78
72
Ju.y 28
70% June 11
70% June 11
83% Apr. 14
92% Jan. 21
39% Mar. 13
77% Jan.
2
99% July
28
Feb.
15
67
89%
58"
Sale
96
Sale
82
62
,
Sale
93%
Sale
108
July
108% 108
100
99% 100% 100% July
100%
Sale
98
July
98
97%
98%
96%
13
6 101%
6 101%
84
Jan.
22
99
June
July
July
July
1 102% July
13 102% July
2
85
July
15 112% July
1 108
July
12
66
July
2
69
Jujy
54
86% June 17
108
100% July
101%
77% July
80% Sale
95
July
97
100%
106% July
106% Sale
105% 105% 104% July
6
11.
29
115
Max.
110
Jan.
21
9
5
76
Feb
74
Jan.
25
101
Mar.
107
Jan.
11
95
June
Feb.
2
§8*
79
July
July
101%
96%
93%
72%
102%
112%
101%
100%
Jan.
Feb.
2
11
59
June
64
Apr,
93% Jan.
Sale
87
Sale
Sale
106%
Sale
105%
Sale
105
Sale
111
Sale
112
Sale
112
112%
104% Sale
99% Sale
98% Sale
July
112% 113% 111% July 14 113
103% July 13 104% Ju;y
104% Sale
99% July U 100% July
100
Sale
98% July : 7 100
July
99% Sale
171% Sale
127
130
109 £
106
103% 105% 107% 108% 103% July
105% July
105% Sale
106% Sale
Sale
6
Jan.
23
9
19 100% July
81
96
106
57% June
93% July
107% Mar.
88* May
97
May
109
.....
21
6
109% Apr.
105% Jan.
103% Jan.
102% July
99% Feb.
98% June
100
Apr.
101
July
78
July
110% June
105% May
July
July
July
July
July
July
31 110
v July
2 100% July
17
99% July
D
1953 J
American IG Chemical 5 Ml a
1946 M N
J
Amer Internet Corp conv f Hla.. 1949 J
94
21
,
100%
78% Sale
93%
21
67
July
103% July 31 105
1
Sale
95% July
86%
86% July 30 92%
79
2
92
July
87%
58
1
Sale
July
72%
95
93% July 10 96%
75
103% Sale
Sale"
1 100
S
...
American Ices f deb 5s
June
19% Mar. 23
Sale
28
47
108
104%
D
♦Collateral Ac convertible 5s...1950 A U
...
104% June 25 107
22
28
109%
75
Collateral and convertible 5s ..1946 J
r
80
114
109
6s with warrants assented.... 1948
15,000 Allied Stores Corp deb AH*
1950
143,000
AH* debentures..............1951
2,000
687,000
34,000
342,000
132,000
D
Albany fltSuaq 1st guar 3 %■_
1946 AO
Allegheny Corp coll tr conv As..1944 F A
♦5s stamped
85
79% June 11
102% July 28
W:<Wj
21,000
Allegh At West 1st ggu 4a.....
31,000 Alleg Valley gen gu 4s
Mar.
75% Jan.
71% Jan.
97% Apr.
Mar. 11
Mar.
2
July 29
29% July 27
COMPANIES.
♦^♦Abitlbl Pow Ac Paper 1st 5s...1953
94,000
Adams Express coll tr g 4s. .....1948 M 6
135,000
Collateral trust 4s of 1907.....1947 J D
69,000
F A
10-year deb A%$
1946
72,000
F A
AH* stamped
......1946
17,000
25,000
7,000
10,000
7,000
24,000
308,000
212,000
10
99% July 17
103% Apr. 30
25% July 12
110% July
111% July
32% July
RAILROAD AND INDUSTRIAL
207,000
June
45% May 11
22
97
Sale
May 27
103
22
22
Jan.
105
47
60
74
54
38
97
107% Jan.
109
37% July
44
36
104% 104%
73% Sale
72%
74
72% Sale
100% 101%
48
Sale
Sale
Jan.
July 31
July 31
July 28
31%
29%
99%
24%
24%
29%
Sale
27
20
2
5
64
58
July
July
July
July
July
26
.....
105
28
27%
25%
94%
23%
23%
27% July
25
July
37
15
105% Jan.
19
22
22
30
28%
28% Sale
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Mar.
Jan.
34% July
28
July
29% July
29% July
75
July
Sale
20
30% Feb. 27
July
July
July
July
32
25
20
July
30
July
39% Sale
Jan.
74
Apr.
May
June
June
25%
25%
26%
72%
75
Feb.
33
22%
19%
17%
17%
31
Sale
34
July 30
22% July 13
20% July 22
20% July 22
28
34
29
6
3
Jan.
28% Sale
Sale
Jan.
Feb.
8
7
7
8
85
34
27% Sale
26%
29%
13
82
■
76
27% July
25% July
22
95
89%
34
17
32%
25% 26%
25% Sale
53%
55
73
Sale
28
33
May
May
May
Mar.
24%
65%
60%
101%
101%
104%
21
Jan.
27
6
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
40%
40
28%
♦Silesia (Prov) extl sink fund 7a.l958 j
♦SUeslan Landowners Aaan 4s
1947 F
Tokyo City loan of 1912
'
24%
25
22
29%
Sale
25%
38
35
28
99
73
73
26
Sale"
Sale
25
9
9% Jan.
9% Jan.
9
Jan.;
13% Jan.
68
July
60% July
23%
20%
18%
18%
51%
64%
47%
109% 110% 109% 110% 109
July
109% 111% 111% Sale
109% July
32% 36%
32% July
32% Sale
28%
25%
D
Styria (Province of)—
185,000
27%
26%
99
22
I,
(Kingdom)—
♦89 Nov 1 1935 coupons on.. ..1'62
♦7s Nov 1 1935 coupon on.....1962
5,000
7a February coupon off.......1946
56,000
Sydney (City) a f g 5tta........l95S
7o,000
4,000
19
Sale
.....
57,000
81,000
104,000
19%
Sale
20% Sale
.27% Sale
July
2
July 20
July 20
Mar. 30
102%
28
June 29
4%
7%
7%
70%
26
21%
Sale
Sale
1
5
17
20
Sale
5% June 28
5% July
6
105%
101 %
99%
95%
Sale
74%
D
Dec 1946 J
♦SFg6%a._.
J
12
12
7
31
23
23%
Sale
7 85
69
73%
♦Saarbruecken
(City) ( f 4«.....1953 t J
Sao Paulo (City of)—
♦8s May coupon off. ..........1952 MN
26
60%
"24%
82%.
26% Sale"
♦6s June coupon off
........1968
♦7s May coupon off........... 1966 MN
23
21
20
106%
106% July 21 106% July 28
66%
71%
75% 68
July 27 70
July 13
62% Sale
Sale
60% July
6 64
July 14
28
Rio Grande do Sul (State of)—
♦88 April coupon off
.......1946
July
July
63% July
Sale
103
July
104
102% July
106% 105% July
Sale
107%
105% July
104
Sale
103% July
102% Sale
101% July
99% Sale
98
July
102%
102% July
24% July
W* "26"
79
Sale
76% July
74% Sale
72% July
101% Sale
100% July
105%
(City of)—
.....1946
♦6%s August coupon off..,...1953
72
105% 106
A1950 M S
♦8s April coupon off
30% July
30
July
74
July
64
July
103% July
104% July
106% July
107% July
104% July
102% July
99% July
103
July
25% July
83
July
77% July
el02%July
27
Sale
Sale
21
Sale
59% Sale
D
32%
Sale
Jiily" 7
July
8
July
7
July 12
July 14
July 21
76%
100%
76 %
1961 J
4% Sale
V 10%
5
102% Sale
18%
24%
76%
78
72%
75
99
90%
60
.........
Porto Alegre (City of)—
♦8s June coupon off.......
Sale
102
23
20 %
♦Stabills loan 7s of *27. Oct 15 1947
s f 8s
1950
♦External
Sale Prices
26% July
Sale
25% Sale
D
Sale Prices
29%
5%
5% Sale
30
74
63% Sale" 60
102% 103% 103%
101
103% 103%
106% 106%
27%
Sale
S
......
Sale Prices
71% Sale
105%
103%
8
1959 M
32,000 ♦Peru (Rep) Sec a f g 7a..
♦National loan ext a f 4a...... 1960 J
423,000
♦National loan ext a f 4s...... 1961
225,000
Sale Prices
Sale
103%
O
Highest
Sale"
"7% "9%
71
8
5
Lowest
5% July 16 "6
6
July 29
6
4% July
2
7% July 20
9%
8%
.7% July 20
70% July
2 72%
26%
27
65%
60 %
Ask
Highest
26%
72
A
1970
84,000
"4% ' 5
Sale
70%
A
s
1
Lowest
71%
"ir% "i2H
0
1963
6,000
Ask Bid
Bid
♦
External s f g 5s
18,000
1958
88,000 Norway 20-year oxt s f 6a.Aug 15 1943
20-vear external a f 4a. Aug 15 1944
47,000
Extl sinking fund 4% a
58,000
1956
External sink fund 4>is.......l965
190,000
'
7
♦
j
24,000
58,000
122,000 Milan City (Italy) oxt loan 6%«.>1952 AC
Vfinas Geraes (State of, Brazil)—
55,000
♦6%s September coupon off
1958 M f65,000
♦6%s September coupon off
1959 M S
20,000 ♦Montevideo (City) 7a
1952 J D
♦6a series A
12,000
........1959 MN
44,000 Now South Wales oxt a f g 5s._. 1957 F A
378,000
Ask
Bid
1954 J
July 31
July 1
1937
Nft.
FOREIGN GOV T (Cdatlmded)
47,000
18,000
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Jan. 2
Mexico (Continued)
*U of 1904
p
PRICES IN JULY
Price
July
Value
21
July
9
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
22
25
27
Feb.
9
75
80% July
27
97
July
9i 107
July
2 106
July
8 100% June 18
June 14
87% Jan. 18
87
1
Jan.
2
97
Mar. 19
105% May 17 109% Max.
1
103% June 30 106% Jan. 29
Amer Tel Ac Tel—
354,000
292,000
725,000
625,000
1943 MN
24-year sinking fund 5 Us
J
Convertible debentures 4%a.. 1939 J
1961
3H* debentures.....
3H* debentures..
25,000 ♦Am Type Found
s.
1966
f. debs 2H«5s. 1950
Sale
125
July
23
111%
103%
96%
96%
120
Feb.
July
Apr.
Apr.
Feb.
3
7 107% July
103
23
1 106% July
Apr. 29 110% Jan.
104% Mar. 23 107
1 145
July
24
23
26
22
mapv-ts
3 114
Jan.
7
13 113
8 102% Jan.
4
2 102% Jan.
4
June 28 200
Amer Water Works At Elec
Debenture gold 6s nerles A.
40,000
278,000 Anaconda Cop Mln a f deb4%a
.
I; ley* MN
..
1950 A O
110%
Sale
Jan.
11
AngloChllean Nitrate—
92,000
♦Sinking fund income deb.... 1967
Julv 1995
90,000 tAnn Arbor 1st g 4s.
6,000 Ark 6 Memo Bdge At Term tst 5s DM
494,000 Armour & Co 4s s f ser B (Del)... 1955
1st M s f 4s ser C (Del)..
1957
276,000
95,000 IT Armstrong Cork deb 4s......... 1954
36% Sale
71
72%
104%
99% Sale
.....
...
For footnotes, sea page 30.
166% 107%
32
34
57
63
101
104
97% Sale
96% Sale
103% Sale
36%
37
33
July
July
63 v
70
July
102% 102
97% July
96
July
July
102.31 103.7 103
98% Sale
97% Sale
37% July
72% July
102
July
98% July
98% July
103% July
31
60
101
June 19
42% Mar. 11
June 18
74
Mar.
]
June 24 105
Jan. 27
94% Mar. 17 100% Jan. 29
95
Mar. 17
99% Mar.
5
Jan. 20
Apr.
6 108
103
22
Sales in
July
Value
339,090
13,000
100,000
W
12,000
24,000
1,000
201,000
H.
,
7,000
19,000
35,000
'-•••
•
.
io~66o
i-'V' ,V
vi-''v-''-:
•
17,000
391,000
180,000
207,000
160,000
34,000
31,000
j 65,000
31,000
ilillS' ■ <&0i
■:Wr€W&:-.
N. T. STOCK EXCHANGE—BONDS
Top & S F ten g 4c........1995 AO
Adjustment 4 4a.......Jnly 1 1995 Nov
Stamped 4s..........July I 1995 MN
Atch
Convges of 1999—.....
...1955
Gone g 4a of 1905.............1955
Gone g4sof 1910....I960
Gone dab gold 4Hs..._.......1948
Rocky Mt dlv 1st 4s A.1945
Trans-Gont Short Lino 1st 4c gl958
CaKAriz 1st 4tref4He cor A ...1942
A tl Knox ft No 1st g 5c
1944
Atl ft Char Air Lino let 434* A..1944
let 30-year 5s serB.....
...1944
vr.
•
i-
v
•'
/.
•
.
J
D
J
D
J
Sale
D
D
J
J
J
J
J
11334
M
8
114
311,000
467,000
D
i
J
107
J
112
'E*
102
104
Bait ft Ohio 1st g 4s........July 1948 AO
J
Sale
Sale
Sale
D
104
Sale
98
Sale
Sale
Sale
9*656
3,000
29.000
Sale"
115
Battle Creek ft Sturgls gu 3a. ...1989
Beech Creek Eiten 1st g 3Ha.. .1951
Bell Telephone of Pa 1st 5s B....1948
7734
12034
First ft ref 5s series G ........1940
Belvldere Del cons gtd g 334s
.1943
Sale
'Berlin
"2334
City Electric deb 6 >48
♦Deb sinking fund *>*■
•Debenture 4s..
;
11434
Sale
-
49
48
103
10534 103
46
78
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
11334 Sale
10734 Sale
111
"70*"
Sale
.........1955
2134
a*
JUly
July
5234 July
10634 July
69
107
10434
•
July
.0931
104
.02
8754
.0154
88
83*
75
6554
74
ifiS
24
Sale
;
"25"" "July'"7
2734
2934
2434
2434
27
25
30
24
July .13
July
1
June 28
June 17
June 29
June 29
July 30
June 29
Apr. 23
July
2
Mar. 15
June 29
June 29
June 29
2734 July "22
2534 July 17
26
July 30
2
5
5
Feb.
6
Jan. 29
Jan.
9
Jan.
Feb.
_
July 28
July 21
Mar. 1
Feb.
9
Feb.
9
Jan.
8
Jan.
8
Jan. 18
Jan. 20
Jan.
7
Jan.
9
Jan.
7
Feb.
2
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Feb.
22
8
20
18
5
25
16
10
18
25
2
21
23
Feb.
15
9
Jan.
Mar. 23
Jan.
20
2
1153* Apr.
20"" Mar." 13 *2734
1834 Jan. 12
185* Mar. 16
July *22
2534 July 17
26
July 30
Berlin Elec Elev ft Undgrd Bye—
♦1st 634s
...1954
.......
Big Sandy Ry 1st mtge 4s
219,000
65,000
'v:-;
v.';\
.
i
=
Boston ft Maine 1st 5s ser AC... 1947 M S
60,000
39,000
111,000
27,000
>20,000
181,000
401,000
1st g 4fc« series JJ
....1941 A O
t'Bostonft NY Air Line 1st gu 4sl955
A
♦t♦Botany Cons Mills sec s f 43**1934 A O
♦Certificates of deposit........... A O
J
Brooklyn City RR 1st 5s
V-. ....1941
1st mortgage 5s
1955 M N
series II..
10134
112
1944
10734
8334 Sale
87
8534
81,
•■v:'
262,000
107,000
10,000
148,000
129,000
32,000
4,000
Brooklyn Union 811st 5s
...1950 F
A
Brooklyn Union Gas Go 1st g 5s.l945 M N
1st lien ft ref 6s
Debentures
ser
1947 M N
A
gold,5s ..........195S
J
D
1st lien ft ref 5s series B.......1957 MN
a f deb 33*8—1950 F A
Brown Shoe
Brunaw ft Western 1st gu g 4s... 1938 J
J
16,000 Buffalo Gen Elec 43*8 ser B._
1981 F A
10,000 Buff Roch ft Pitts gen 5s
1937 M S
210,000
Consol 434s
..........1957 M N
7,000
10,000
5,000
40,000
60,000
4,000
44,000
125,000!
10,000
93,000
45,000
52,000
7,000
19,000
81,000
44,000
37,000
691,000
122,000
20,000
115,000
233,000
3,000
19,000
34,000
14,000
12,000
*{♦ Burl Ged Rap ft Nor 1st 5s
1934 A O
♦Certificates of deposit.........
{♦Bush Terminal Co 1st 4a..... 1952 AO
'Consol 5s
1955 J
{♦Bush Term Bldgs 1st 5s gu
J
1960 A O
Cat Gas At El
Corp unlf ft ref 5s.. 1937 MN
Calif Packing con? deb 5s......1940 J
J
Camaguey Sugar Co—
Canada Sou
con gu 5s ser
Canadian Nat gold 434s.........1957
Guaranteed gold 5s.
July 1969
Guaranteed g 5s
..Oct 1969
Guaranteed g5s
1970
Guar gold 434s
Guar g 434s...
9334
June 15 1955
Collateral trust g 5s....
Collateral trust 43*s.
1954
D
..I960
J
{♦Carolina Central 1st gu g 4s.. 1949
J
CaroClinch ft Ohio 1st 5s.
con
D
1938
g 6s series A.Dec 15 1952 J
D
Carriers & Gen Corp deb 5s w w.1950 MN
Carthage ft Adir 1st gu g 4a
1981 J D
12,000 ♦Cent Br Un Pac 1st g 4s..
1948 J D
3,000 {♦Cent of Ga Ry 1st g 5s...Nov. 1945 F A
113,000
♦Consolgold5s....
1945 MN
16,000
69,000
3,000
♦Ref ft gen 534s series B_.
1959 A
♦Ref ft gen 5s series C
..1959
♦Chat Dlv pur money g 4a....1951
73,000
246,000
184,000
Cent 111 Elec ft Gas 1st 5s..
Central Illinois Light 334s
2,000
2,000
Sale
2934
88
Sale
63
6134
10334 10534
10434 10434
1949
.
1954 A O
1960 F A
Ss.1937 M V
<Jhea ol Ohio 1st cons g
....1992 M
.
May
Sale
8634 Sale
99
2334
7434
10134
8834
Sale
10234
11234 11434
115
11334
92
90
9434
10334 Sale 10534
106
10634 Sale
10134 Sale
Sale
Sale
115
9434
106
11031
100
10034
8234 Sale "so""
18
1934
1534
20
1534
1634
9034
8834
5834
6434 59
64
6334
6534
10134 10534
104
10434 10334
116
Sale
Sale
103
Sale
104
Sale
115
109
105
Sale
Sale
113
115
Sale
Sale
7134
10534
11034 111
105
106
37
38
38
82
2434
Sale
25
3434
2534
Sale*
23
1934 Sale
173
10
85
15
J
17
17
Sale
32
32
\i*
20
23
July
2554 July
1734 July
1434 July
27
July
160
100
11234
10834
48
Sale
10934 Sale
10834
104
Sale
102
104
9534
Sale
49
47
45
Sale"
93
12334 125^" 122
84
8034 Sale
106
10634
10634 107
10634
11934 Sale 12134
9734 Sale
w*
98
9734 Sale
106
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July
July
July
27
93
124
Sale
107
6
8
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1834 June 30
July 28
975* Apr.
2
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4
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Jan.
16
6 11534 Jan.
111
June 28 12234 Jan.
113
July
90
103
26
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June 29 106
June 28 109
10334 Apr.
10154 Feb.
10834 Apr.
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July
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July
July
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18
Jan.
June 14
July
8
2
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Feb. 23
Mar. 11
Feb. 16
Mar. 4
74
98
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7734 July 28
7934 July 30
7354 July 28
20
July
2
18
Jan.
Jan.
2
20
2
22
6
Jan.
5
9 10634 July
26
Feb.
10
8 102
13 11054 July 27
12 lOP'azMar. 9
29
7
29
93
Feb.
32
Feb.
31
89
83
Mar.
4
19
6
Jan. 13
May 18
Jan. 20
5834 July 16
58
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May 19 7334 Feb
6
1005* July 28 1033* Jan.
103
Apr.
1 .0554 May 19
20
Jan.
Jan.
June
112
Apr.
10934 Mar.
113
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
11454 Mar.
11454
1125*
1103*
11034
12034
8934
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Jan.
Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
110
106
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar,
10234 Jan.
9934
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103
1083*
June
Mar.
82
July
25
18
July
1734 July
2934 July
27
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lift
July 31
Jan.
11
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18
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93
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7
11
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3
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2
Mar
8
Jan. 13
Jan.
July
16
2
5
9
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July
June
14
5
13
11
June
July
Apr.
100
July
80
July
2754 July
Jan.
Jan.
12
29
6
12
May 24
Mar. 6
June
June
Mar.
8
Mar. 8
Feb. 25
July
July
22
13
22
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8934
8934
12234
8034
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10734 10634
122
11954
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
Sale
97
Sale
9754 July
106
10334 III"" 108
116 k 108'" July'
11034 11734 11434 11734 11134 July
109 34 112
111
11234 10934 July
10734
10834
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103
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July
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10234 July
July
70
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11054 July
104
July
July
92
July
92
July
124
July
84
July
1C>634 July
10734 July
122
July
98
July
98
July
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Jan.
Jan.
1403* June
96
June
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30
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9
9
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13
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24
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July
July
July
July
July
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July
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32
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1946 J
2434 July
July
July
July
July
July
July
2434 July
117
July
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11654 July
11834 July
118
July
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11334 July
11354 July
125
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9534 July
10454 July
11454 July
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July
103
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73
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11234 July
11454
113
113
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10234 July
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110
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17
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62
5834 July
65
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10054 July 28 10034
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115
July
112
July
11634 11534 July
11834 117 34 July
Sale
11734 July
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11534 July
11334 11334 July
11334 11234 July
12534 12334 July
Sale
93 34 July
104
10434 10354 July
Sale
114
11334 July
106
10634 Sale
July
10234 July
10334 Sale
68
7134
7034 July
10634 Sale
10234 Sale
78
7234
103
10334 103
11034 11134 111
100
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87
111
110
7734 July
82
7934 July
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7354 July
2434
20
July
Sale
1934 July
Sale
20
July
Sale
74
July
Sale
10034 July
Sale
85
July
5934
89
Sale
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11534
12734
9834
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10734 Sale
108 k Sale
127
12834
10234 Sale
10234 Sale
11034
11134——
11834
1996 MN
Potts Greek Br 1st 4s
R ft A Dlv 1st con g 4s........ 1989 J
2d con gold 4s........
..1989 J
Warm Springs Valley 1st g 5s .1941 M
For footnotes, see page 30.
10634
24
MN
5s.......1939 MN
1
Ref ft impt mtge 334s ser D
Ref & impt mtge 334* *er E
8434
24 $
20
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1 105
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2 9634 July 22
9254 Apr.
9 99
107
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77
2134 Sale | 2334
11534 11734
11234 Sale i 112 34
11534 11534 11534
11734 1173*1118
11734 118
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11534 11534 11534
11334 Sale 11334
11234 11234 11334
12334 Sale 1243-4
9434 Sale
9434
75
112
Champion Pap & Fibre deb 4 lis. 1950 M S
*75*"
86
Central Steel 1st sink fund 8S...1941 MN
Certain-teed Prod a f g 534s A
.1948 M B
434s
27
2434
Sale
"6334 "64*"
1987
May 1 1942....
Craig Valley 1st g 5s.
*2*666
1951 P A
General 4s.
.....
Cent Pac 1st ref gu g 4s
Through St L 1st gu g 4s
Guar 5s.
♦♦Can RR ft Bkg of Ga col tr
General gold
l03*'
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26
1966
{♦Central New Eng 1st guar 4s..1961
Central of N J gen g 5s.........1987
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169*"
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.1946
♦Middle Ga ft Atl Dlv pur m 5s. 1947
♦Mobile Dlv 1st 0 5s
194*
1,000 Central Foundry 1st mtge 6s
1941 M S
General mtge 5s
19,000
1941 M S
10,000 Cent Hudson G & E 1st ft ref 334 s *65 M 8
187,000
51,000
37,000
167,000
10,000
118,000
3,000
194,000
8,000
23,000
16,000
126,000
51,000
60,000
11334
12234 Sale
13134
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10834 109
106
10634
10334
12034 Sale
121
120
118
11834
Canadian Pac 4% deb stock........ J
J
Collateral trust gold 4>*s
1946 M S
5s equip trust ctfs
J
.......1944 J
1st ft
Sale
11814 11834
1956
Guar g 434s
...1951 M s
Canadian Northern guar 634*
J
1946 J
II*
1934
3534 Sale
11834 11934
11534 Sale
1942
A.....1962
8034
Sale
76
20
'J
♦1st 7s ctfs of deposit
7634
23
Sale
10134 July
9454 July
105
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
81
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79
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Sale
Sale
Bklyn Oueena Co ft Sub gto o%_.1941 MN
1st 5s stamped
J
1941 J
■
95
Sale
Bklyn Edison cons mtge 33*8..1966 MN
Bklyn Manhattan Transit 4 H*—1966 MN
33
Sale
9634 Sale
10834
24
2134 23
10534 Sale
9934 Sale
413,000 Bethlehem Steel 4 J*« series D
1960
360,000
Cons mtge 3H» series E.......1966
Jan.
102
Apr.
9934 Apr.
Jan. 21
Feb.
2
Jan. 14
Mar.
Jan.
10034 Mar.
63
48
45
95
88
June
Mar. 10
Mar.
July
June
743* June
1053* May
10654
Apr.
H634 Mar.
95
Mar.
953* Mar.
1103* Jan.
108
July 29 108
July
11434 July 22 108
Apr.
111
July 19 1093* July108
12
Jan.
8934 July
122
8
28
Mar. 8
Jan. 11
Jan. 20
Jan.
6
Jan.
5
Jan.
8
Jan.
June
July
10634 Apr.
101
Apr.
2
Feb. 11
Jan.
5
Jan.
7
4
12834 Jan.
4
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A
18 10234 Jan.
Jan. 20
27 111
29 11134 Jan. 18
6 1203* Jan. 19
Jan. 29
8 115
Mar. 30 108
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Jan. 12
Jan,
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10734 Jan.
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3
Apr. 17
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8
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02
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L20
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10634 Mar. 22
1065* Mar. 26
10834 Jan.
4 V
11
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72
104
27
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Mar. 23 112
May
8 10934
Apr. 28 110
July
1 108
Apr. 29 111
May 28 107
Feb. 24 114
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1185* Mar. 1 1185*
108
Apr.
9 11134
110
May 17 116
99
Apr.
7
8734 June 30
90
Apr. 28
10234 Mar. 24
46
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42
Apr. 20
73
July
7 8334
31
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10534 Apr.
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July 22 120
July 12
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12434 July
2 12654 July 28
12434 12634 12634,
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162
743*
July
July
July
10454 July
July
July
73
July
July
July
109,
July
113
July
Sale Prices
10654 Apr. 26 116
0354
l0*m July
102
2434
2434
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103
10434 July
76
July
10934 July
10934 110
Sale
8934 July
8934
Sale
10234 July
104
10134 10234 10134 July
91
89
8834 July
Sale
75
July
75
Sale
67
6634 July
76
July
mm Sale
11234 113 W 11234 July
10734 July
10834
10934 July
11234 Sale
Sale
7134
102
1951
...1959
Jujiy
44
73
7
28
23
26
21
27
14
20
8
July 28
July 21
Highest
Sale Prices
105
76
Sale
Sale
July
July
July
July
96
July
10434 July
July
July
76
July
104
93
10434 Sale
Sale
10934 July
110
113
11234 July
10234 July
88
July
9034 Sale
9534 9234 July
95
10334 July
10434 105
Sale
10234
mi u
101K
8834
7734
6934
1
17 106
July 28
2 114
July 28
7 11334 July 21
109 54 "July
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Sale
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July
11334 11234 July
4734 Sale
7334 74
6934
107
10634 106
106
1941
..
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;
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deb 4J*« '39
.
"4",000
.....105
.74 lit Sale
Atl Gulf ft WISS Line coll tr 5s. 1959
193,000
AO
325,000
J D
230,000
MN
257,000
J
J
15,000
Tol Cln Dlv 1st ft ref 4s ser A..1959 J
J
277,000
Refunding 5s series D.
2000 M 8
774,000
ConrgoHs..
1940 y a
237,000
Ref ft gen 5s series F..........1996 M 8
12,000 Bangor ft Aroostook RR 1st g 5s *43 J
60,000
Con refmtg gold 4s
1951 J
79,000
4s stamped...................1951
105,000
23,000
113
Sale
46
44
,
11334 I14,, 112
Sale
10434
10-yr coll tr 5s.........May 1 1945 M N
.....1948 J J
Second 4s....................1948
....1995
IstgoldSs.......... ....July 1948
Ref and gen 4s,series G. .....1995
P L E ft W Va Sys ref g 4s.
1941
SoutbwDlvlstJHs at 5%
..1950
10834 10934 10834 July
106
Sale
.
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Ask Bid
10834 Sale
10534
11134
11234 Sale
11434
J
Atlantic ft Danville 1st g 4s
Refund ft gen 5saer A..
Lowest
Ask
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale 10934 July
9 112
July 23
Sale
110
I11,,
110434 July 14 10534 July 17
10334 10534 10434 105
Sale
1043i July 1 106
July 22
10434 Sale 105
1 108
10734 July
July 21
10734 Sale 106
6 108
10734 107H July
July 21
106
10734 10834
1 10434 July
10634 10434 July
10434 Sale 104
J
General unified 4J4S series A..1944 J D
L ft N collet gold 4s.
Oct.. 1952 MN
ft NW 1st g 8s guar
Highest
■
Atl Coast L let cons 4c.....July 1952 M S
con?
Lowest
July 31
July 1
I Baldwin Locom Works 1st s f 5S.1940 MN
5s assented......
...........1940
t.
'-.i,
1937
Nft.
Ask Bid
Auburn Automobile
RANGE SINCE JAN. I
Jan. 2
N. 7. STOCK EXCHANGE
25,000 Austin
•
PRICES IN JULY
Price
BONDS
Mar. 30
B
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n.
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exchange
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16.000
94,000
66,000
195,000
93,000
43,000
2.000
264,000
118,000
5,000
207,000
.
1937
1*** A O
J
J
1*49
Chic A Alt RR reft 3a
Chic Burl * O III Dhr !»•
1*4* J
Illinois Division 4a
General 4a. ..............1*#S
M
cons
A 4s. .. ...1*54
8
A O
MM
(♦Chic At B 111 Ry (new co) A 5s ..1951
♦Certificates of deposit..........
Chic At Brie 1st Aold 5s... .......1*83 M N
M S
(♦Chic Gt Western 1st 5t-yr 4s.. .195*
ffffff
w
J
lat 4k ref 4H« series B....,....I*77 F A
1st Ac ref 5s series A.. ........1*71 FA
♦(♦Chic Ac B III 1st
2,000 (♦Chic Indlanap Ac Loulsv rf A 4sl*47
1,000
♦Refunding Aold 5s ser B
1947
y
4,000
♦Refunding 4s series C. .......1*47
♦1st At Aeneral 5s series A......1944
87,000
10,000
♦1st At Aon 4s series B
May 1*44
21,000 Chic Indiana At Sou 54-yr 4s ...1*54
Chic LSA Bast 1st 4 Ms
1*4*
8i"666 ♦Chic Mil At St P Aen A 4s ser A..198*
♦Gen A 354s series B....May 11*89
3,000
♦Gen 454s series G
59,000
..May 1198*
♦Gen A 4Hs serifs B
1,000
May 11*8*
♦Gen 4Kb series F......May 11*89
1,446",600 {♦Chic Mil St PAt Pas mtAs5s serA 1*75
♦Con* adj 5s..
1,551,000
Jant 3*8*
72,000 (♦Chic & No West Aen 354*
.1*87
♦General 4s.......
51,000
1*87
15,000
♦Stpd non payt Fed Inc tax. 1987
♦Stpd Aen 4Ks non-pay Inc tasl*87
59"000
♦Gen 5s stpd non pay Inc tax. 1*87
♦General 4 Vis stamped........ 1*87
10,000
55,000
♦♦19-year secured 4)48.. .....1*34
♦1st At ref A 5a
78,000
May 3037
♦1st At ref 444s stamped..May 3037
133,000
♦1 at At ref 4 Hs ser G.
134,000
...May 3037
467,000
♦Con* 414s series A*.
.1949
J
J
MM
J
J
J
J
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J
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111
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105
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38
22 Vi Sale
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69
67
70
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10 Vi Sale
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46
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48
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51 Vi
mn
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56 Vi
35
33 Vi
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38 o July
30
31
10
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12
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103
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32 Vi July
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1
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41
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36 Vi
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119
124
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8
6
13
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18
8
43
Jan.
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2654 Jan.
8
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1154 Jan. 25
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46
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July
July
Apr.
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32 Vi July
505
525
64
21 Vi
66
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6954 Jan. 28
6954 Jan. 22
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Jan. 11
Jan.
34
34
11
Feb.
15
Jan.
1254 June
25
30
Jan.
10154 Apr. 16
4654 Mar. 8
4554 Mar. 5
July
7
44 V4 July
8
8
5
8
12
2154 July
1354 July
40 V4 July
37
July
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11354 Jan. 19
11754 Jan. 21
11654 Jan. 25
4454 Jan.
16V4 July
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5054 July "13
July 31
5554 July 16
52 Vi July 20
46
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110
June
1
1
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8
295
9
275
25
8
11
8
13
8
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July
27 Vi July
27 Vi July
1554 July
16
July
104
July
4
1
8
13
9
21
28
31
20
17
Sale Prices
5154 Mar.
1
July
Sale
13
6
May
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Jan.
July
July
117
May
3654 June
12
20 Vi
24
21 Vi
8
26 10454
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27 107 Vi
27 10654
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12 100
30
9
7
29 Vi
24 V4 July
24 Vi July
21
July 30
1
July
July 30
2054
30
Highest
Sale Prices
51
June 12
June
June
4554 Apr.
37 5i June
37
July
39
July
1854 June
1954 June
20
June
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Sale
Sale
32 Vi
48 Vi July
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3954
2154
20 Vi
21254
1354
8
9
July
13
1154 July 26
13
13
July 22
103 Vi 103
2
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July
July
July
July
1
July
1
14
July
July
6
28
July
July
31
15 11854 July
29 41 Vi July
27
20
48
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30
29 V4
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Sale
34 54
Sale Prices
52
51
July 21
109
107 Vi July
6
11154 111
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7
July
July
July
July
July
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11254 111
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52
115 54 Sale
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Jan. 11
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BONDS
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F A
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6,000
J
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326,000 (♦Chic RI At Pacific Aen A 4s
1988
♦Certificates of deposit....
17,000
AO
173,000
♦♦RefUndlnA Aold 4s
.1*34
♦Certificates of deposit....
170,000
146,000
♦♦Sec. Aold 4Kb series A......1*53 m"s
♦Certificates of deposit....^
75,000
♦Convertible Aold 4 44s........1*40 MN
376,000
J d
49,000 Chic sl&NO Aold 5s
1*51
J D
Gold 344s.
5,000
......June 151951
J D
2,000
Memphis Div 1st 4s—.....—. 1951
124,000 Chic T H «c S'east lot At ref 5s
1960 J D
M S
59,000
Income Atiar 5s.....
Dec 1 I960
•
—
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51,000
Guaranteed 4s
..........1944 J
1st mtge 4s series D...........1963 J
59,000
'ff'ff.
286,000
1st mtge 314s series E......—1963
92,000
344s guaranteed..
.1951
206,000 Chicago & Western Indiana 4s_.1952
196,000
1st & ref mtge 444* ser D
1962
1*43
42,000 Childs Co deb 5s
(♦Choc Okl Ac Gulf consol 5s_... 1952
154"666 Cine Gas Ac Elec 1st mtge 344'.—1*06
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104
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Jan.
9
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Jan.
66
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110 Vi July
104
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106 Vi July
105 Vi July
103
July
85 Vi July
103
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Sale
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108
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105 V4 July
104
July
10154 July
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Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
Jan.
26
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Jan.
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10
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105 Vi 108
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2
113
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10054 Apr.
9954 Mar.
80 54 June
35
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35
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35
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30
64
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9
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17
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8
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9 108 Vi Mar.
109 Vi July
9454 July 21
9454 July
91 Vi July 14
90 Vi July
91 Vi July 22
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83
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20
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34 V4 July
33
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July
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7
13
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10554 Jan.
94
40
104
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11
1 10154 July
14
11
4
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5
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100 Vi July
Mar.
0
9754 Apr.
_
1957 M N
1st mtge guar 3 His series D....1971 M N
Clearfield At Mahon 1st Atd A 5s.. 1943 { ff
C C C & St L gen A 4s
1993 { D
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1993 J D
Ref Atlmpt4HsseriesB....... 1977 3
J
Cairo Div 1st gold 4s
.1939 J
3
Cln W Ac M Div 1st A 4s........1991 '
3
MN
St Louis Div 1st coll trust A 04-19*0
Spring & Col Div 1st A 4s
1940 M S
J
4Vis ser B..1942 A O
1942 A O
J
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...1*42 J
Series C gu 3Vis
1*48 mn
f a
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1950
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1977 F A
Gen & ref. mtAe4V4s series B.. 1981 J
J
Clev Short Line 1st Au 414 a
.1*61 A O
Clev Union Term 1st gu SHi A..1972 A O
1st s f A 5s series B guar...... 1973 A O
1st s f 4 Vis series C
1977 A O
Coal Rlv Ry 1st Au 4s..
1*45 J D
Colo Fuel At Iron Co gen s f 5s..1943 F A
♦5s income mtge......
.....1970 A O
...
"5", 006
9454
10454
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Series B gu 34s
1,000
113 Vi
F A
28,000 Cleve-CUffs Iron 1st mtge 4J4s__1950 M N
J
48,000 Cleve Elec Ilium 1st M 3
1965 J
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38
104 Vi
1st mtge A 5s series C guar
W W Val Div lat A
2054 Sale
1854 Sale
20 Vi Sale
18 Vi Sale
71
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47
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76
82
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62.000
61,000
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412
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10654 10754 106 Vi 106 Vi 105 Vi July 28 10754 July
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105
105
10554 Sale
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July
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104 Vi
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100 Vi
108 Vi 108 Vi
110
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101
117
119
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10554
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91 Vi
92 Vi
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93 Vi
93 Vi
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10454
103
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108 Vi
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117
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110
113
109 Vi
104
109 Vi
109 Vi
107
104
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117
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103 Vi July
95
99 Vi
91 Vi July
98 Vi July
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20 117
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1
94 Vi July
8 104
16
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94 Vi July
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6
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20
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12
16
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108 Vi July
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19
10
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7
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30 108
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8
15
18
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1
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2
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113
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5 113
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8
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3
11054 Feb.
108
109 Vi 10854 July
106
10854
107 Vi 10654 July
1055
June 23
10854 July
12
110
115 Vi
109
100,000
190,000
243,000
5,000
40,000
175,000
161,000 Colorado & Southern 4V4s ser A. 1980 m N
347,000 Columbia Gas At Elec deb 5s. —1952 UN
Debenture 5s ........Apr 15
11,000
1952 a o
Debenture 5a.......... Jan 15 1*61
264,000
2,000 Col At Hock Valley 1st ext A 4s
1948 A C
112
110
105
112
106 V4
106
90 Vi Sale
75 Vi
7454
10454 Sale
108
1955 FA
184,000 Columbus Ry Pow & Lt 4s......*965 MN
190,000 Commercial Credit deb 3 Vis
1951 A O
147,000 Commercial Invest Tr deb 3Vi*—1951
113'
108 j
10654
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109 Vi Sale
107 Vi 107-8
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109
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85
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109
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107
105
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1,000
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1943
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Conn River Power s f 3H* A..... 1961
Consol Edison (N Y) deb 3Vis...1946
3 Vi* debentures...........
.1956
Consol Hydro-Elec Works of Upper
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f 5s..2....I960 J
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Consumers Power Co—
1st lien At unif mtge 3Vis......1965 mn
39,000
1st lien & unif mtge 3Vis
62,000
1965 mn
210,000
65,000
19,000
164,000
34,000
75,000
17,000
36,000
1st mtge 3Vis.......
......197C
1st mtge 3V4s.._1966
Container Corp of Am 1st s f A 6s. 1946
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Copenhagen Telep extl
s
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106 Vi Sale
65 Vi
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107 Vi Sale
♦Wuerttemberg 1st 7s.........1956 J
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1951 J
535,000 Consolidated Oil conv deb 3Vi*—1951 J
24,000 (♦Consolidated Ry deb 4s.......1954 J
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3,000
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11254
10454
10954
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Conn At Paaaum Rlvs 1st A 4s
Conn Ry At Lt 1st A 4 Vis
4,000
87,000
219,000
231,000
104 Vi 104 Vi
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105.Vi Sale
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108
July
105
July
100 Vi July
109
July
104 Vi July
77
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97 V4 July
102 Vi July
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103 Vi July
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8
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1936
63,000 {♦Den? Ac R Gr West gen 5s Augl95B
77,000
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173,000
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91,000
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♦
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203,000
♦Second gold 4s-.............1995 I D
3,000
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6,000 Detroit Term Ac T unnel 1st gu 4H('61 MN
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50,000 Dow Chemical deb 3s
1951
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1939
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1941
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112
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995* July 24
1005*
975* Apr.
77
82
Sale
July
7
77
July
Sale
775* Sale
76
June :
80
8
July
Sale
825* July
805* Sale
80
July
80
81
July
95
% 81
815* July 12
80
July
795*
885*
915*
91
Jan.
Sale
Sale
72
Sale
71
705* July
755* July
68
June
Sale
72
Sale
705* July
855*!
755* July
68
June
,705*
118
■118
118
118 ' 119
July
July
1145* Mar.
118
July
Sale
8118J* July
1175* 119" 1185* 119
1165* Feb.
Sale
1085*
1085*
1125* Mar.
103
104
102
1
47
105
1164 Sale
1074 1074
1384
1105*
108 J*
38
Sale Prices
455* July
July
57
July
52
July
50
535*
64
56
75*
48
1135*
Highest
Sale Prices
in
103"" 1034 1015*
107
S
115
ilB*
IS*
Lowest
Sale Prices
87
July
12
885* Sale
1065* 1065* July 16 1065* July 15
Y4 Juiy
6 103
102 5* July
~ "
Sale
July 31
103
1055*
1075* July 15
July 15
1075*
July 21
1075* July 21
1075* 108
Sale
July
7
265* July 31
Sale
265*
28 5* July 15
July
285*
31J*
Sale
July
145* July 26
16
Sale
145* July 15
July
Sale
185* July 31
215* July
Sale
55*
48
-
1164
108H
A
1942 M
f 5s stamped
35
915*
915*
F
First Hen
50
J
Braes to Breda Co 1st mtge 7s..—1954
D
Fairbanks Morse deb 4s.........1956
Federal Lt At Tr 1st s f 5s_.......1942 M b
5s International series......1942 M S
70
65
45
50
J
J
Erie Ac Jersey 1st s f 6a.......1955
J
Genesee Riy RR 1st s f 6s
1957
N Y At Erie RR ext 1st 4a
1947 MN
—...
1105* 1114
085* Sale
J
Ref At Impt gold 5s ser 1927 ...1967 II N
Ref Ac Imp 5a ser 1930.........1976 A O
3d mtge 44a
16,000
137,000
9,000
1,000
17,000
9,000
5,000
9,000
2,000
20,000
336,000
103,000
~j
1953 A O
„
1164 117
1094
A
M N
1,000
5s stamped
.........1965
2,000 Brie Ac Plttsb gen gu g 34s ser B.194C
1,000
Series C 34s
194«
114,000 Brie RR 1st con At prior lien 4s..1996 J
163,000
1st con sol gen lien 4s.........1996 J
69,000
Cony g 4s Ser A .............1953
38,000
Series B_...................1953
Gen
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Highest
Sale Prices
Ask
Detroit Edison—
98,000
60,000
i
.
.
Lowest
July 31
Ask Bid
57
615* Sale
7 Hi
88,000 Dsyton Pr 8c L11st Ac ret 35* •—1960
416,000 Del Ac Hud 1st 8c ret 4s
1943
12,000 Delaware Pr Ac Lt 1st M 4H*—1971
20,000
1st Ac refits
I960
"fl" 666
62
5H«--—1942
1952
'
?
»
'
I
Jan. 2
STOCK EXCHANGE
Bid
%
'
'
,
|
PRICES IN JULY
Price
BONDS
July
Value
T'
EXCHANGE—BONDS
.....
21
76
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
91
July
78
July
725* July
125* July
12
July
2 104/4
191023*
221015*
19 1025*
31
Jan.
Mar.
26
Apr.
Apr.
Jan.
11
Feb.
13
1
22
8
2
Jan.
Mar. 30
July
Feb.
23
June
Feb.
23
July
Feb.
27
Jan.
Mar. 27
July
Apr.
8
June
June
Jan.
6
22
June
7
5
5
20
7
6
2
19
175* .....t-
Apr.
Mar.
Mar.
2
95* Jan. 13
♦♦(Amended) 1st
2,000
3,000
"7", 606
Pramerlc Ind Ac Dee 20-yr 7
J
J
4s..1942
trust 6S....1956 MN
29,000 Francisco Sugar coll
6,000
34,606
9,000
^?-000
102
121,000
l*Ga At Ala
98
91
117
103
101
1055* Sale
40
-
♦8 f deb
15-year debenture 34a—.——1951
835* Sale
1225*
t 6s
-1948 » ^
General Motors Acceptance
Corp—
1
10-year debenture 3s
1946 * A
Genera* Public Service deb
5Hi. 1939
Gen Steel Castings 1st
5H» w
1075* 1105*
97
Galv Hous Ac Hend 5H»
A.......1938
Gas At Elec (Bergen Go) 5s
1949
Gen Amer Investors deb 5a set
A.1952
48,000 General Cable 1st s f g 5 Hi A
1947 •
8,000 ♦General Elec (Germany) 7o
1945 '
5,000
♦Debenture 6H«—
1940 J
254,000
217,000
107
Sale
40
Sale
46
Sale
1045* 105
A 1055* Sale
1025*
»
J
965* Sale
J
405*
*
{
w.,1949|J
1st cons 5a....Oct. 1948
Ac Northern-
July
6
35* July
45*
35*
35*
3 5* June
65* Mar. 17
July 24
35*
4
35* July
35*
45*
5
Mar.
2
35* July
1065* HO
1045*
1075* Jan. 20
[1075* Jan.
8 ,1075* Mar. 16 11054 July
1085* 1105* 109
1105* 1095* July "23 1105* July
8
69
71
Sale
July 23 73
July
1
655* 71
67
June 19 875* Jan. 12
4
93
925* July
945*
ill!
1015*
102
1045* Sale 1065* Sale
325* Sale
355*
37
31
39
365* Sale
355s
325*
35
1015* July
1045* July
325* July
325* July
325* July
—
Sale
Sale 103
1015*
Sale 1025* Sale 1015*
101
1025* 101
1025*,1023*
845* Sale
765* 79
765*
1015*
1015*
25
37
30
255*
37
32
40
315*
26
30
26
1 103
July 30
July
1 1023* July 27
7
July
7 10254 July
7
July 27 843* July
July
35
525*
95
July 20 J 92
June 14 100
1215* Jan. 29 1225
7 10154 July 10 1005* Apr. 28 1023
1 10654 July 31 1035* Apr. 16 1063
July 20
1 36
30
Apr. 24 40
6 365* July 31
30
Apr. 23 40
36
July 17
295* Mar. 16 40
2
30
985*
985*
1015*
765*
325*
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
105
12
27
11
7
2
2
2
Jan.
8
1055* Jan.
Apr.
Apr.
2
8
7
Mar. 29 1035* Jan.
July 27
975* Jan.
June 15
445* Jan. 20
♦^♦Georgia Carolina
2,000
J
Extended at 6% to July 1
1934.-,
♦Good Hope Steel Ac Iron sec
7a.1945 A O
209,000 Goodrich (B F) Co
1st mtge 454*
336,000
cony
105
deb 6s.. 1945
——
1956
395,000 Goodyear Tire Ac Rubber 1st
Sa_. 1957 M
16,000 Gotham SUk Hosiery deb 5s w w. 1946 M
"3~, 666
95*656
115,000
Gout Ac Oswegatchte 1st 5s
Gr R Ac I ax 1st gu g 4
Ha
1st Ac gen
a
N
111
99
87
93
815*
95
'
1950
.....
100.000
"2~ 660
£?;
Greenbrier Ry 1st gu g 4s
Gulf Mob 8c Nor 1st
5Hi
...
B
MN
1950 A O
1951 A 0
1941
1st mtge gold 5s series C
Gulf At Ship Island ref
5s—Feb 1952 J
Stamped.....................
97,000 Gulf States St'l 1st mtge 4 H*
.1961 A O
90,000 Gulf States Utilities 4s series C_.
.1966 A O
10-year debenture 45* *———
45,000
.1946 A O
3,000 Hackensack Water 1st 4s
♦Harpen Mining 6s..........
26", 066
Hock
Val 1st
coo
g 4Hs_.._.
134.001 ♦Hoe (R) Ac Co 1st mtge......
2,000 (♦Housatonlc RR con g 5a...
.1952
J
1165* Sale
1145*, 115
1095* 1095*
108
J
.1944 A O
.1937 MN
Sale
1195* Sale
m
625*
12
Sale
75
Sale
1085*
1045* Sale
995* 1005*
885*
885* 94
995* Sale
105
1055*
1045* Sale
....
1075* 110
29
124"" 1255*
84
775*
103
Sale
80
34
July 20
Sale
1045* 1045* 1025* July
05* July
1005* Sale 1005* Sale
Sale
Sale
104
1035* July
Sale
99
9854 July 14
985*
1025* 1045* 1025* 1045*
1085* 1095* 1085* 1095* i685*"Juiy"l4
"
rn
92
92
1165* Sale
.1949 J
.1996
Sale
A
1944
Great Northern Ry—
72,000 ; 1st Ac refund 4Hi Ser A
1961
Gen mtge 5H» Sec
133,000
B......... 1952
Gen mtge 5s Ser
19,000
G........... 1973
Gen 4H» Series
150,000
D............. 1974
Gen 4 Hi series E
168,000
1971
Gen mtge 4s series
1,224,000
G._..—.... 1946
Gen mtge 4s series
492,000
H.......... 1946
Gen mtge 3 % s series I
423,000
1967
1,000 ♦Green Bay 8c Weat deb ctfa A..
Feb
♦Income debenture ctfs B
62,000
Feb
15",660
Sale
D
1947
f g 6 Hi
l&H
1035* Sale
1035*
1941
...
...
Sale
D
1942 J
Grays Point Teem 1st gu g 5s
Gt Cons El Pow
(Japen) 7s
45
94
"965*
895*
Sale
95
Sale
34
July 20
1045* July 21 102 5*
10154 July 22
975*
1055* July
7 103
100
July
8
955*
1035*
July" 14 1085*
[1085*
July 13
935* July 27
98
935* July
875* July
Sale
91
1135* Sale
1175* Sale
114
1135* July
1175* July
115
1175* Sale
110
112
113
110
1125*
10654
1055*
1313*
ilO 54
112
1045* Sale
1035* Sale
-vj
Sale
Sale
1055*
1043*
1245*
Sale
1225*
Sale
1045* July
1025* July
1225* July
109
Sale
109
Sale
109
95
945* Sale
60
685* 60
105* Sale
105*
1055*
1055*
103
Sale
101
98
Sale
95
915*
915*
965*
Sale
Sale
69
12
1025*
9854
925*
925*
Sale
July
943* July
65
July
1054 July
96
July
July
98
Sale
1015* 103
Sale
1035*
Sale
1005* July
1045* 1043* 1035* July
1065*
Sale
1065* 1073* 1063* July
28
8 1065* July
1
11954 July"16
945* July 28
66
July 15
90
93 5*
995*
1025*
2
Jan. 27
985* Apr.
5
955* May 14
Apr. 26 L165* Jan.
Apr.
955* June
24
1185* 1195* 1185* July
1185* 120
93
89
July
895* Sale
943*
64
63
695*
67
625* July
May 20 111
L06
Mar.
L00 5* June
925* July 20
9854 July 27
10354 July 22
1045* July
9
11
Mar. 30
1015* Jan.
4
Jan. 27
845* Feb. 13
10
Jan.
June
June 28 106
June 16'J075* Jan. 15
Jan. 13 1035* Jan. 13
L145* Mar.
108
Apr.
LOO5* Apr.
LOO5* Apr.
1175* June
106
Apr.
925* Apr.
65
July
July
995* July
52
305* Mar.
107
July
Apr.
90
L10
July
July
July
July
July
96
July
65
" July
1254 July
103
973* July
100
24
14
1613* "July'
92
July
1175* July
July
305* June 28
23
Apr. 17
1195*
L1554
1095*
L085*
28 1415*
8 1115*
28 96
65
14
15
28
1065*
- 4
1 1065*
30 1035*
8
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
May
Feb.
July
July
4
20
Jan.
25
27
9
9
28
11
18
8
4
14
14
Mar.
1
Jan. 18
Feb.
9
925* May 28
Jan. 13
995* Jan. 12
June
2
Apr.
3 1055* Jan. 15
4
Apr. 30 1055* Apr.
1055* Apr.
10 108
Feb.
9
May 24
Jan.
8
Feb. 15
Jan. 27
25
May 14 275*
1145* Mar. 23 1265*
975*
Jan.
2
84
625* July 13 865*
1
->
For footnotes
see page
30.
:
v.:C"
N. Y. STOCK
Auo., 1937]
Sales In
July
Value
PRICES IN JULY
Price
BONDS
Ask
103 %
Sale
Sale
Sale
110
107%
Plain
..
89 % Sale
84 % Sale
107% 108
107" Sale"
MN
J
J
101
:
102
538,666
41,000
187,000
89
81 £
70%
76
70
85
Sale
63%
Sale
80
69
A
M N
F
98
90
-
J
J
F
A
A
S
A O
A
0
J
J
1
J
J
D
MN
J
96% Sale
100 %
Sale
Sale
6%
A
40
25
98
44
30
34
—~
98%
46
84
80
107%.
102%
40
11*
27%
98%
.....
102
J
J
J
J
D
Kresge Foundation coll trust 4s. 1945 J
J
F
Sale"
—
—
—
—
—
— —
»«•<->
69
70
66%
100% Sale
33
30
Sale
33
IV*
29
27
33
July "21
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
85
75
100%
99%
90
85%
97% 100
Sale
IV*
92
Sale
75% Sale
5%
6%
8
23
66% July 23
28% July 24
24% July 23
71
July 27
69% July 23
100% 3uiy 13
9 101
July
28% July
9% July
28% July
28
July
74% July
34
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
26
12
26
27
31
22
26
31
21
20
12
7% July
13
71
100
July
6
July
96% July
85 * July
95
July
66
July
90% July
71
July
5% July
102
99%
85%
97%
72
92%
77%
28
95% 94% July
104% 103% July
96
; ,v.
97
' '.v;
.
July
102%
July'30 103""*
m
June
94
June
May
f
21
Jan.
14
7
11
Jan.
Jan.
7 102
27% June 30
9% June 29
26% June 30
71%
June 29
May 13
71
99
6
July
Mar. 16
27
Jan.
56
52%
91%
91
103
June
42%
Jan.
Apr. 22
Jan.
23
Mar. 10
Mar. 10
Mar. 10
ft*
102$
Mar. 11
Jan. 28
Apr,
5
Jan.
20
95% June 19 101% Jan.
12
83
June
2
95
Apr. 28 102
63% Apr. 29 75
79
May 17 92%
67
Apr. 28 80%
94
Jan.
3
1
July
' 2
Feb.
5
25
21
Jan.
Jan.
July
Feb.
Mar.
6
9
11
1
108
8?
95
100
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
12
22
18
9
19
5
109% Jan.
105
May 21
41
25
31
35
100
2
Jan.
5
Feb. 25
Feb.
9
Mar.
July
"30
July
10
99% May
7 115% Jan.
101% Jan.
107% Jan.
7
13
109% Jan.
108% Jan.
Apr.
May
July
102% Jan.
Jan.
161
6
21
22
29
Jan.
Feb.
5
1
119% Feb.
1
108
146
95% July
113
19
98% July
July
13 ll5
July
105
" July
93% July
1
58% July
2
58% July
1
49
July 22
49
July 27
52
62
June
101
94% 96%
60% Sale
60
60%
48
50
u
51%
70
June
18
Apr.
97% Mar.
93% Sale
58% Sale
58% Sale
Sale
8
2
12
9
Jan.
Feb.
2 110
110
99 % Sale
66
Sale
65 % Sale
64
68
98%
53% June
20
:
101%
151% 154%
105
13
12
2
14
18
108
June
US
25% July
Sale
21
Jan.
97
95% Jan.
105% Jan.
Mar.
101
55
X04H
99% 101
103
98
6
4
104% Jan. 30 104% Jan. 30
Jan.
2
100% Apr. 28 107
Feb. 19
35
May 26 43
109%
113
115
112% 114
99% 102% 99% 101
Jan.
__
107;
99% 97
109% 104% 109%
Jan.
Mar. 10
Jan. 15
Jan. 13
Mar. 18
June 16
102% July 12 101% May
46
50
July
July 13
47
July 14
42% June
8
June
July
June
79
89% July 20
Apr.
July 23 106
Feb.
July 14
10AH Mar.
8
40
July
July 20
11% June
21
21
July 19
May
25
Apr.
27% July 24
100
July 10
96% J an.
—-
15l% 156""
Jan.
June 18
8
93% Apr. 12 102% Jan. 11
Jan. 20
13 100
Apr.
8 106
Q5
102% 105
109% 110
107% 101
12
July
July
105
m
109% 113%
75%
13
23
21
4
Jan.
28
89% Jan. 19
92% Jan. 25
94
July 28 98% Jan. 20
100% Mar. 10 100% Feb. 25
94
Apr. 23 101% Jan . 20
2 100
July
M'£
■1^
7
11
Jan.
Jan.
29
28
30 90% Jan.
90
Jam
31
29 104% Jan.
Jan.
29 80
Jan.
30 109
Feb.
25 98
17 102% Jan.
98% Mar.
100% 100% 100
93
95
96
Jan,
Jan.
70
July 30 91% Jan. 20
7
66% July 30 87% Jan. 21
7
Feb. 16
2 106% Apr. 19 108
68% July
28% Sale
60
,
105% July
103% July
60
July
60
July
21% July
18% July
62
July
62
July
96% July
25% Sale
44 M
82,000 Laclede Cas Lt ref ext 5s—..1939 A 0
Coll ft ref 5 M* series C
170,000
...1953 F A
P A
Col ft ref g 5 Ms ser D
62,000
.—I960
Coll tr 6s series A.............1942 F A
40,000
F A
Collateral trust 6s series B....1942
1,000
""l 154%
Sale
A
••
July 30 80% July
66% July 30 76% July
10 107% July
July
98% July
109%
f»
70
101% 103% 102% July
Sale
Sale
49
46
July
Sale
47
47% 43% July
Sale
82
84
July
Sale
80
85%
July
Sale
108% }8?* 107% July
103
103
103% 104
July
44
40
40% July
15
11%
11% July
21
21
July
27%
27% July
99
July
99% 98% 100
110
104
——
102%
161% 164%
108% 108%
115M 116%
119%
WW
I
July
96%
_
,
109j|
A
26
104
101%
107
AO
25
103% Sale
J
O
62%
64%
63%
105% Sale
J
J
Sale
64
95
109
J
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
29
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
94%
109% 109%
103% 103%
28
July
103% July
68
64
Sale
62 % Sale
58
59
93 M Sale
99
Sale
94
32%
Sale"
58%
115% 116
100 % 101 %
106%
J
103%
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
May
May
85
88
107% 106% July
Sale
30
33 M
MB
70% Sale
66% 67
22H
Sale
518
100
O
63
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Sale
100
July
8
80%
July
2
77
July 15
78% July
7 70%
90
98
July
7
63
70% July
7
105
July 30 105
93
6 94
July
6
95
July 23
7 99
86
85
81
July
80% July
77
July
70 V July
90
July
99% 103
3%
n
"§I%
Mar. 12
92]
81
101
59H
98 %
n»
nH
#
98%
104" 105%
103
59
60
72%
A
J
95
Highest
Sale Prices
Apr.
1 103%
2 102% July 31 101
38
July
1 57%
July
116% Mar. 30 124 '
July
66
61% July 28 85%
July
29
21% June 30 36%
July
July
101% Mar. 23 110
110
Feb. 24 111
WW July
102
104
July
May 3 107%
102
Apr. 27 107%
104% July
101% July
38
July
July
61
July
22
July
105
July
110
July
104
July
104% July
—
34%
Sale
M
Sale Prices
91%
-----
Sale
J
Sale Prices
July
106% 105
July
94
July
97%
99"
96% July
107
103% Sale
34M Sale
A
Lowest
Sale Prices
Highest
93
76""
Sale
Sale
Sale
76
71
107
101
13
Sale
J
F
3%s collateral trust notes....1947
IKreuger ft Toll class A
♦5a Uniform ctfs of deposit... 1959
104 M
104 %
97
35M Sale
12
34
J
J
.....
96%
83%
01%
62 M Sale
29% Sale
105% Sale
110%
~98%
101
1961
....v
4M* unguaranteed...........1961
.1937
Purchase money 6s...........1997
29,000 Kings Co Eleeated 1st g 4s.... .1949
Kings Co Lighting 1st ref 5s
1954
1st ft ref 6Ms
"6", 000
—..1954
Kinney (G R) 5Ms extended to..1941
■S8S
74 %
96% Sale
68% Sale
106 %
105
93 %
Sale
Lowest
120% 120
Sale
1,000 Kentucky Central 1st gu 4s_—.1987
Kentucky A: Ind Term 1st 4MS..196I
"9", 000
Stamped.. ...................1961
Kings Co E L ft Pow gold 5s
S8Je*
97
177,000 Tames Prankllo Ac Clear! 1st 4s..1950 J
185,000 Jones Ac LaughUn St'l 1st M 4Mb. 1961 M
.....
64% Sale
22% Sale
105% Sale
110% 111
101
101
93
89
96%
tlowa Central Ry—
91.000
♦1st Ac ref 4s..........———1951 M
12,000 Kanawha Ac Mich 1st gu g 5s—..1990
103,000 t**K G Ft S Ac M ref g 5s
1936
41,000
♦Gtfs of dep (Bankers Trust)...
193,000 Can City South 1st g 3s.....—1959
130,000
Ref ft Imp 5s..—.
—ApriU950
144,000 Kan City Term 1st 5s
1965
\ 79,000 Kansas Gas ft El 1st mtge 5M5..1980
3,000 ♦Karstadt (R) Inc 1st Mtge 6s.—1943
1,000
♦Ctfs w w stpd (par $645).....1943
♦Ctfs w w stpd (par $925).
1,000
1943
1,000
♦With warrants (par $92f)
1943
20,000 Keith Corp (B F) 1st ser g 6s
1946
45 M
84
Int Agrl Corp 1st It coll tr 5s—
i
Sale
81%
Sale
1955
222,000 {♦Internat Gt Nor 1st 6s A
1952
154,000
♦Adi mtgs 6s series A.July 1 1953
♦1st mtgs gold Ss.serles B
80,000
1956
9,000
♦1st gold 5* series C
1956
1,159,000 Internet Hydro El deb 6s.......1944
165,000 Int Merc Marine 1st s f 6s
1941
324,000 Intern Paper con? 5s series A...1947
141,000
Refunding 6s series A........1955
3.000 Int Rya of Cent Amer 1st 5s B...1972
27,000
First lien Ac ref 6 Ms
.-.--1947
586,000 Internet T Ac T deb g 4M«
1952
Conrertible debenture 5Mt—1939
1,851,000
Deb gold 5s
1,034,000
.1955
102%
39
120
Sale
41
t+Indlanapol ft Louis? 1st gu 5sl956
Indianapolis Union Ry—
Ref & Inapt mtge 3M* •«* B—1986 M S 105
105%
197,000 Inland Steel 3%* series D—...1961 F A 108
Sale
521,000 ttnterboro R T 1st Ac ref 5S.....1966 J J
95
Sale
159,000
♦Certificate* of deposit
93 M
95
175,000
49
Sale'
•♦15-year 4% notes.
1933 AO
27,000
♦Certificates of deposit........
44% 46%
273,000
94%
96%
♦♦lt-year 7% notes..—......1932 MS
83,000
89 %
♦Certificates of deposit,..—
92
324,000 Interlake Iron con? deb 4s—...1947 AO
Stampsd extended to .......1943
102
Sale
Sale
Ask
Sale
"93""
104%
July 31
Ash Bid
Bid
124
111 Cent Ac Chic St L Ac N O—
233,000
Joint 1st Ac ref 5s ser A——1963
M Ms series C
63,000
1963
55,000 Illinois Steel deben 4 Ms...—-1940
lad Bloomlngton Ac W 1st 5s....1940
Ind 111 Ac la 1st gold 5s
July 1
1937
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
$
87,000 Houston Oil sink fund 5 %• A—1940
217,000 Hudson Coal 1st s f 5s aorta* A..1W2
15,000 Hudson County Gss 1st 5i
19*9
309,000 Hudson A: Manhat 1st k rsf 5s A. 1957
♦ Adlvat Incorns 5s
Fab 1957
449,000
111,000 Illinois Bell Telep 3 Ms set B
1970
2,000 Illinois Control 1st ft 5s.-.——1951
2,000
1st fold 1Mb
1951
&x tended 1st 1 3%a_.
21,000
1951
1st gold 3s sterling...........1951
50,606
Collateral trust gold 5s.......1953
209,000
Refunding 4s...............—1955
12,000
Purchased lines 1st 3Hi
195?
Coll tr g 5s_..................1953
102,000
45,000
Refunding 5s.............—1955
521,000
it-year 4 Ms
195#
1,000
Cairo Bridge gold 5s..........19**
1,000
Litchfield Dly 1st g 3s.......-1951
7,000
Louis? Dl? 3c Tor g 3%«
*953
Omaha Dlr 1st g 3s..........1951
St Lou Dl? Ac Term g 3s
1951
19,000
Gold 8 Ms
1951
Springf Dl? 1st g 3M>
1951
Western Lines 1st g 5s
1951
28,000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Jan. 2
_
11",000
EXCHANGE—BONDS
103
Q5
108%
114
109% June
112% Apr.
101% May
14 102% June
9
102
Apr. 22
111% Jan. 13
102% May 17
12
98
June
28% July 30
25
June 30
July 22
60% July 12
60
July
7
50% July
9
49
July 27
90
Mar. 30 101
100% July
1
26
96
56% Mar. 13
56
Mar. 12
49
July 22
July 27
49
18
50% May 13
Jan.
70% Jan.
70% Jan.
25
25
16
68% Jan.
14
70
23
Jan.
Lake Erie & Western RR—
21,000
3,000
72,000
456,000
98,000
22,000
1,000
3,000
1,000
6,000
7,000
7,000
2,000
52,000
100,000
311,000
254,000
115,000
121,000
2,000
5s 1937 extended at
..1947
3% to
2d gold 5s
♦1st mtge income reg—Dec 31 9175
Lehigh Coal ft Na? 4Ms ser A...1954
Cons sink fund 4M* ser C—1954
Lehigh & New Eng RR 4s A
1965
Lehigh ft N Y 1st gu g 5s
...1955
Lehigh Valley Coal 5s
.....1944
1st ft refunding 5s..
.....1954
1st ft refunding 5s............1964
First ft ref sinking fund 5s
1974
Secured 6% gold notes
AO
M 6
F
A
75%
F
72%
76
99% 100%
104 % 105 M
102% Sale
1944
A
O
1951
For footnotes, aee page 30.
99% 100
76% Sale
F
A
.—1962 MN
...
105M
91% 93J
.....
F
Leh/ Vail Ter Ry 1st gu g 5s.....1951 A O
Lex ft East 1st gu 5a
........1965 A O
Loew's Inc s f deb 3Mo.—..1946
42,000 Lombard Blee 7s series A.......-1952
Long Dock Co 3%s ext to——1950
.1938
~9", 000 Long Island gen g 4s.
Unified gold 4a
—.....1949
15,000
Guar ref gold 5s..............1949
101,000
4s stamped
...1949
117,000
1944
22,000 LorlUard IP) Co deb fa..
5s
1951
32,000
227,000 Louisiana ft Ark 1st fa eeriea A—1969
Sale
Sale
F
....1938 J
215",000
.....
31% Sale
Leh Val (Pa) gen con g 5s ......3053 MN
Gen cons 5Mt................3053 MN
Gen con sol 5s
..2003 MN
Little Miami gen 4s series A
108
105
104
Leh Vail Harbor Term 1st 5s.... 1954 F
Leh V (N Y) 1st gu g 5 Ms
1949 J
26,000 Liggett ft Myers Tobacco 7s
5s
44,000
98
June 30
7 99% July 21
99% 98% 99% 98% July
99% June 9
104% July 21 105
July 27 100% May 26 106% Feb. 27
100% 104% 100% 104
98
Mar. 22 109% Jan. 15
101
102% 103% 101% July 19 103
July 29
102%
.
106 M—
1941
Lake Shore ft Mlrh Sou g 3MS—-1997 ID
Lautaro Nitrate Co Ltd—
F
A
J
D
AO
JD
M
B
M b
M
69
75 %
80
70M
136
125%
108
101
69
106
"95%
Sale
Sale
103 M 104M
108
105% Sale
34% Sale
95% Sale
92%
90
101
75
102
81%
98
97%
63%
95%
60%
59
Sale
57
59
54
Sale
58%
97
51% Sale
94%
95
100
101
54
Sale
l55%
Sale
98%
97%
51% Sale
55%
54%
63% Sale
105% 105%
Sale
Sale
63
Sale
106% Sale
119% Sale
120
Sale
122
130% 131% 130% Sale
123
Sale
124% Sale
Sale
S
Sale
73
101
i§r* 135"
124
99
126
Sale
31% July
94
July
92
July
100
July
81] July
95! July
59
July
54
July
51% July
95
July
100
July
97 % July
51% July
55% July
62% July
104% July
119% July
129% July
121
July
35% July
July
July
July
July
955
July
July
631
July
571
55
July
95
July
101
July
101% July
57% July
61% July
67% July
106% July
121
July
17
31
31
31
8
1
21
30
30
1
13
19
12 131
14 125
26
July 26
16
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
30% June 22 35%
27
IV* Apr, 27 106%
90
Apr.
104%
1 100
1 105%
July
27
81% July 27 94%
17
95% July 17 100%
7
59
July 31 78
2
9
16
8
Sale
105
99% Sale
80
73
102
98% July
73
102%
100
1032
103
Sale
101% Sale 103"
Sale
100% 102% 103
126% Sale 127% 128
119% 120
Sale
87%
July
"l
1
Sale
89
July'"10
6
98
1
97% July
July
100% July
102
July
126% July
118% July
84% July
9
2
7
1
16
1
June
,8
50
June
8
53
June
10
1
77
75
12
17
28
13
6
6
Jan.
6
4 100% Feb.
4
Feb.
2 107
5
21 103% Feb. 18
72
29
Feb. 11
29
76% Feb. 10
1
86
Feb. 11
31
12
5
fi
July
7
July 29
Jan.
129% Apr. 16 136
117
Apr.
7 126% Jan.
7
13
100
July 26
73% July 27
102%
103 %
103%
103%
130%
July 31
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
15
62% July
Jan.
104% July 13 109
116
Apr. 14 129% Jan.
105
102,
103%
54
Si*" July
95
June
July
July
July
July
July
120
July
90% July
Jan.
Jan. 14
14 108
Mar. 23
2
101% Jan.
Jan.
2
79% Feb. 19
101% June 25 106% Jan. 13
Jan. 25
101% Apr. 14
Jan.
7
102% May 5 108
100
Mar. 19 106% Jan. 23
Mar. 23 104% Feb. 25
1Q0
Jan. 11
126% July
1 135
Mar. 24 124% Jan.
5
108
102% 103% 102 3
nM
1
12
96 '
29
93 %
1 100
27
811
108
_
A O
A
93%
108
F
J
Sale
81
Sale
81%
85
108% 109
129
130
135 %
95
91
100
VJa
82
June 29 100% Jan.
22
N. Y. STOCK
36
BONDS
Value
H. T. STOCK EXCHANGE
Jan. 2
1937
hfl.
Bid
%
61,000 Louisville Gas & Elec 3%«
1966
1945
A Jeff Bridge «u ( «■
Ask
M S
M
108$
ii2H ::::: 156%
S
B._........2603
1st Ac ref 414s uerles G
2063
1st Ac ret 4s ser D
2003
1st Ac ret 3%x aeries E
2003
Paducah Ac Mem DIv 4s.......1946
St Louis Dlv 2d gold 3s
1980
Mob At Montg 1st g 4%a
1945
4*2",600
8outh Ry Joint Monon 4s.....1952
21,000
Atl Knox At Gin dlv g 4s
1955
2,000 Lower Austrian Hydro-EIec IHi-1944
45,000
127,000
58,000
58,000
42,000
104,000
320,000
96,000
9,000
10,000
2,000
109 %
1st Ac ref 5s series
A........1960
M S
F
114
A
90
■99""
93
D
O
34%
32%
28%
19
2613 1 D
1953
Manila El Ry ft Lt 1st 5s
M
87%
{♦Man G B At NW 1st gu 3tts.._1941
I
IP *91%
78%
65%
8
4s—1939 MN
1959 MN
J
28,000
A 1 Namm A Son 1st 6s
...1943 I D
35,000 Marlon Steam Shovel s f g 6s
1947 A O
47,000 Market Street Ry 1st 7s
Apr 1940 Q J
42,000 Mead Corp 6s with warrants
1945 MN
286,000 Metropolitan Edison 4 Ha ser D..1968
17,000 Met Water, Sewer A Drain 5%a_.I950
♦{♦Met West Side Elev (Chic) 4s. 1938
M
90
73
37
40
Mfrs Trust Co ctfs of partlc In
8
4°
F A
97
98
103
98%
99
105% Sale
88%
90
99% 101%
104% Sale
109
104
106% Sale
102% 105
102% 102%
105
12%
Sale
♦♦Mil A Nor 1st ext 4Hs (1886)-.. 1934 J
2%
1
D
57*666
{♦Milw A State Line 1st guar 3Hsl941
126,000
'
......1949 M
♦Ref A ext series 5s A
1962 Q
F
1938 J
J
.1938 2
J
J
J
1st
cons
5s
1st cons 5s gtd as to Int...... .1938
J
1946 J
1st A ref 6s series A....,
st Chic Term a f 4s
...1941 M N
24,000 {♦Missouri-Illinois RR 5s ser A-..1969 2
J
149,000 Mo Kan A Tex 1st g 4s.........1990 2 D
100,000
25,000
519,000
710,000
81,000
218,000
28,000
482,000
477,000
48,000
1962 2
J
J
..1978 2
J
Jan 1967 A O
46-year 4s series B_...........1962 J
Pr Hen mtge
4Hs
ser D
♦Cum adjust 5a series A
{♦Missouri Pacific RR Co—
♦1st A refund 5s series A.....1965 F
8
♦Certificates of deposit....
♦General 4s
83%
98%
94%
57
Sale
49
Sale
94%
95
86%Sale
84
72
74
85
72%
75%
70% Sale
75% Sale
63% Sale
69%
63% Sale
44
Sale
34% Sale
16%
Sale"
44
Sale
43
16%
33%
33%
34%
32%
11%
34%
1975 M
♦1st A ref 5s series F
1977 M N
8
42
♦Certificates of deposit....
A ret g 5s ser G__
.....1978
♦Certificates of deposit.
MN
1949 M O
♦Convertible gold 5Ha
♦1st ref gold 5s series H
1986 A
A
♦1st A ref 5sser I.....
57,000
.....1981 MN
♦Certificates of deposit
44% Sale
43
Sale
13% Sale
44
Sale
41
♦Certificates of deposit......
487,000
00
—-
♦ 1st
102,000
♦Montgomery Dlv 1st g 5s ....1947
146,000
♦Refunding A Improv't 4Ha ..1977
62,000
♦Sec 5% notes
.....1938
38,000 Mohawk A Mai 1st gu g 4s
1991
23,000 Monongahela Ry 1st M 4s ser A..1960
Sale"
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
32
r
44
41%
....
Mo Pac 3d 7s ext at 4%
July 193S
{♦Mobile A Ohio gen gold 4s
1938
87% July
96
July 20
July 23 98
7 113% July 21
112% July
6
99
July
6
99
July
97
113%
97%
3
Jan.
103% July 19 105% July 29
7 105% July 13
102% July
105
6 104
July
July
July
July
63
63
68
42
32
35
30
14
2
6
2
16% July 15
a92
July 30
a90
July 13
16%
92%
83
Ts2
105% July 13
105% Jan. 20
86% Feb. 23
12
12
14
13
July
Jan.
Jan.
53
33% Jan.
30
Mar.
92% June 16
13
Jan.
90
June 22
If*
Mar.
6
Jan. 11
June
Feb.
July
1
July 21
July 23
July 16
106 3
102 J
July
28
July
104% 104
July
6 104% July 30
108% July ""8
July 14
43
July 23
103% July 31
103% July 31
108% July 24
103% July 23
July
28
30
July 30
97% Jan.
8 103%
87% June 15 100
99
May 12 103
103% May 18 107%
Sale"
34%
Sale
43%
32
—~
99% 100
J 2
32
97
M S
45
48
F A
32
Sale
M 8
31% Sale
M S
96%
98
M S
M N 111%
•
38%
29
28%
95%
83%
40
Sale
30
85
Sale
108
Sale
...........1960 A O
108
Sale
.........1965 A O
1st mtge 4H8
102% 104
108
Sale
102%
68 debentures
Montana Cent 1st gu g 6s...
1937
1st guar gold 5s..
.....1937
J
I
241,000 Montana Power 1st A ref 3Ha...1966 J
53,000 Mont Tram 1st A ret 5s series A..1941 J
General A refunding 5s A
1955 A
Gen A ref 5s series B
...1955 A
Gen A ref s f 4Hs ser C
1955 A
.
_
106
Sale
Sale
63
.....
56%
85
76
66
66
9
Mar.
3
25
Jan.
Feb. 25
4 109% Feb.
1
100% Mar. 9 104% Jan.
9
11
May 26 16% Jan. 27
3
May 10
5% Jan.
8
106
June
24% June
July 30
28
103% Mar. 25 105% May 21
36
32
83
90
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
38
35%
11% Sale
39
35%
37% Sale
36% Sale
39
Jan.
57
Jan.
9
llH
Mar.
Mar.
8
1
11% Jan.
2
19% July
2
18
July
July
23
10
8
2
4% June
3
June
8% Mar.
14
1
July
1
July 19
July 30
July
July
July
July
July 30
July
_
July
34% July
34% July
33
2
17
4
Jan.
7
Jan.
7
Jan.
28% Jan.
2
8
32
20% July
16
July
14% July
82% Apr.
30
95% Jan. 25
June 18
48
Jan.
95
June 18
61
% Mar. 11
5
96% Jan. 20
79% July 14
68% July 15
70
July 15
69
July
9
73% June 29
63% June 28
69
July 14
88% Feb. 19
63% June 30
80
39% July
37% July
18
July
40
July
37% July
40
Ju y
37% July
13% July
40
July
37% July
40
July
36% July
22
26
31% June 29
2
22
88
.
84% June
76
28%
30
86
88%
85
41% July
33
14
June 23
48% Jan. 22
45% Feb. 19
June 29
24
3U
June 30
June 30
49
Mar.
8
Jan. 22
31
47
Jan.
22
22
31
June 30
28
48% Jan.
45% Jan.
22
20
7
1
32% July
10
June 29
22
31% June 29
22
32
22
31% June 29
30
June 29
27
"2
31
32
1
107% July
i04"* :::::
June 26
183
48!
46!
493
47
Mar. 1 100
93
Feb.
4 97
38% July 30 543
27% June 29 393
29% July 17 39!
84
June 30 983
105
Mar. 19 111
...
MN
Mutual Union Tel 5s...
93
86%
82%
86%
82%
93%
A St L 1st 4s A..1978
Nash Flo A Sheff 1st gu g 5s
1937
F A
F A
53,000 Nassau Elec guar gold 4s stpd...1951 2 J
National Acme 4%s extended
1946 J D
552,000 National Dairy Prod deb 3%s w w *51 M N
154,000 Nat Distillers Products deb 4H8.1945 M N
National
Feb.
19
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
22
21
22
Jan.
22
Jan.
4
6
Jan.
Feb. 20
Feb. 19
Feb. 17
Jan.
12
Jan.
9,000
♦4H s Jan 1914 coupon on. ..1957 J
♦4Hs July 1914 coupon on ..1957 J
#4Hs July 1914coupon off ..1957 J
♦Assent warr A rets No 4 on. 1957
♦Assent
warr
♦Assent
warr
...
J
J
J
1
14
..1977 A O
1977 A O
90%
91
100%
38% Sale
101
108
Apr.
June
110
102
102
99 £
104
91%
92%
45"" "42"'
Sale
101
104
Sale
105% 106
100
Sale
Apr.
98% June
92
83
85
Jan.
86
79% May
Apr.
....
104%
106% 106%
20,000
169,000 Nat Steel 1st coll mtges f 4s_.._.1965 J
{♦Naugatuck RR 1st g 4s
3
3
.....
-----
3
3
3
.....
5%
4
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
9
14
11
25
84
8 89%
July 28 95%
July 30 86%
July
6 114%
July
July 16
July 20
July 27
July
1
91
July
2
94
July 15
38
July
12
42
July
2
161% July"
104
104% July
106
July
July
27
13
3
21
8
Feb. 25
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
97% Jan.
7
15
9
102
97
Feb.
3
Feb.
5
119
Jan.
111
Jan.
4
14
84
Jan.
85% Apr.
92
Jan.
80% May
80
June
82% June
112% Apr.
106% June
Jan.
90
June 16 98% Jan. 22
4
100% Apr. 10 102% Jan.
38
63% Jan. 13
July 12
7
95
Jan. 29 100% June
2
Jan.
99% June 28 107
5
103
Mar. 12 106% Jan.
2%
2%
3%
2%
2%
%
2%
2%
3%
105
70
see page
3
3
4
4%
107% Sale
72%
80
D 122% 124
30
J
4
4
5
3%
5% Sale
D
J
§
4
4% Sale
J
1954 M N
7,000 Newark Consot Gas 5s
1948 J
2,000 {*New England RR cons 5s guarl945 J
♦Cons guar 4s....
.......1945 J
For footnotes,
■
4%s—
A rets No 4 on...1926 J
♦48 April 1914 coupon on .....1951 A O
*4s April 1914 coupon off
1951 A O
♦Assent warr A rets No 4 on. 1951
94% July 27
99% July 17
.....
167*" Sale" 101%
4% Sale
A rets No 5 on. 1977
Nat RR of Mex prior lien
-----
92% July
99
July
87%
Sale
93%
92%
94% 95
84
Sale
84;
83%
82%
114% Sale 114% 115% 114%
111%
97% 98
102% 102%
60% 62
100
Rys of Mexico—
♦48 April 1914 coupon on
*4s April 1914 coupon off
40,000
Sale
Sale
99% 102%
79%
86%
82%
79%
88
89%
106
------
30,000
88
94%
Namm (AI) A Son—See Mfrs*Trust Co
66,000 Nashville Chat
------
92% Sale
99%
98%
80
119
1955
27
1
lOO'HzJune
100*32 May
84
1947 MN
1941 M N
B..
4,000 Mutual Fuel Gas 1st gu 5s
..
2
O
O
O
6 105% July
9 102% July
102% July
105% 106
101
102% 101% July
18
22
July
7
July
9
88% July 28
July
6 109
9
July
Feb.
79% Mar. 4
Feb. 19
99
27%
1
Jan.
June
7
July 15
July 13
59
_
29
38% July 30
27% July 27
29% July 17
107% 109
99% Feb. 25
91% Feb. 24
9
46% Jan.
9
14
9
95%
83%
36
27
July
May
77 7 July
95
34%
35%
15%
33%
33%
34%
32 %
10%
34%
Jan.
105
105
85
32
July
July
July
4% July
4
July
19% July
18
July
20% July
16
July
14% July
82% July
July
63% July
69
July
63% July
6
9
7
Jan.
4
June 21
90% Jan.
57
12"""July
76%
66%
71
67
30
Jan.
108
June
12
7
July
July
July
July
July
57
July
85% July
110% Jan.
104% May
101
Apr.
41% July
100
Apr.
99% July
July
July
July
98%
60
86
37%
36
15%
37%
36%
77
102% 103
101% 102%
1955 A O
96
Sale
2006 J D
1955 M N 100% Sale
1
ser
J
Sale
84
nGen A ref s f 5s ser D
J4b,000 Morris A Essex 1st gu 3Hs
9k nffi Con,tr M 5« ser A
145,000
Constr M
4Hs
J
D
13
June
Monongahela West Penn Pub Serv—
89,000
30,000
4
Jan.
Jan.
90
June
107% Sale
Jan.
106
Apr.
July
May
May
July
65%
7 103
102% 103% 102% July
88% July
6 97%
89%
95
99% July 29 101%
99% Sale
July
1 105%
104% Sale 104
Jan.
108% Jan.
Mar.
2
27
29
23
23
23
July
80
July
70
July
71
July
46% July
41% July
21
July
a92
July
a90
July
5
2
4
Jan.
4
Jan.
7
Jan. 18
Jan. 23
115
Feb.
5
2
100% Jan.
115
Jan. 14
99
23
June 23
111
May
15
2
102% July
77% July
19
18%
19
22% Sale
15
18
13% 15
83
Sale
Mlssour-Kansas-Tszas RR—
Prior lien 5s series A..
"90""
jt Sale
25-year g 5 Ha
1949 M 8
1st ref 5Hs series B
........1978 J J
MStPASSMA Gent Term
313,000
128,000
17,000
177.000
89%
TM
8
M St P A S S M 4s stpd guar
6% Apr.
8
9% Apr. 27
6
Apr. 24
0% Apr. 28
5% Apr. 13
5% Apr. 30
0% May
3
4% Apr. 15
9% Apr. 20
.....
J
♦tat A refund gold 4s
23,000
121.000
8,000
19,000
86,000
July 28
July 13
July 16
July 22
July 29
July 23
93
...1934 MN
{♦Minn A St Louis 5sctfs
5% Mar. 23 109% Jan.
110
77
34
6,000
Con ext 4Ha...............1939
64,000 {♦Mil Spar A N W 1st gu 4s
1947 M 8
29,000
30,000
107% July 13
92
94
109
1939
1st ext 4Ha
106% July
104% 104
105%
99% June 28 102% July 31
Mar. 10 112% Jan.
4
106
107% July
108% Sale
104% Sale 103% July
99% 97% July
98
•
91 % July
93% 95
107% July
109
107% Sale
100% 102%
11%
2%
4%
2% ----4%
28
25
28
23
108
7 102% July 31
13 108% July
8
13
16
2%
♦4s (Sept 1914 coupon on).....1977 \i"s
J D
1,000 ♦Mlag Mill Mach 1st s f g 7s
1956
Michigan Central-Detroit A Bay
13,000
City Air Line 4s
.........1940 I J
M S
Jack LAS gold 3 Hs
1951
"i",666
1st gold 3
1952 MN
I
J
58,000
Ref A Imp 4Ha series C
1979
12,000 Midland of N J 1st ext 5s
.1940 A O
163,000 Milw EIRy A Lt 1st A ref 5s ser B1961 f D
163,000
1st mtge gold 5s
...1971 J J
Sale Prices
107% ----- 108% July
104% Sale 103% July
41 % July
41%
60
102% Sale 100% July
99% July
03% Sale
77
-----
109%
....1977
♦Mex Internat 1st 4s asstd
63
38*
AO
♦Certificates of deposit.
♦id 4s
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale 100% July
108% 109% 107% July
104%
103%
102% 103% 103%
78%
1 77%
68
57% 65
D
A
{♦Manhattan Ry (N Y) con g 4s..1990
Sale
Sale
103%
N
J
Lowest
Sale Prices
112
"97%
100% Sale
MN
f 714s
1942
♦Certificates of deposit.......
1st ext 4s
Sale
"88%
115%
J
J
s
Manila RR South Lines 1st
Sale
96
deb 5s—1951
VI
1950
J
Central RR 4s series A....1945
Gen mtge 434s series
109
Sale
111%
McKesson A Robblns deb 514s
♦{♦Manari Sugar 1st
106% Sale
Sale
108% 108%
103% Sale
97% Sale
MN
McCrory Stores Corp s f
Maine
Sale
111
1*40
Unified gold 4s
Highest
Sale Prices
Ask
Ask Bid
102 %
Bid
Lowest
July 31
July 1
Louisville & Nashville RR—
141,000
121,000
168,000
254,000
321,000
26,000
23,000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
PRICES IN JULY
Price
Sales in
July
24,000 l.-»u
EXCHANGE-BONDS
70
65%
78
69%
119%
.....
4%
?c'":
-
-r--.
2%
2%
3%
5%
2%
2%
-----
ill-
62
60
'55'"
3% July
31 ""4" ""July "36
3% June 29
4
Mar. 31
Mar. 31
6% Jan.
4
9
Mar. 31
4%
3% July
2
3% July 16
3% July
2
6% Jan. 15
6%
4% July
6
5% July 16
4% July
6
7% Jan.
4
106%
Apr. 29
Mar. 31
Sale
4
Sale
86
Apr. 29
Sale
3% July
9
106% July 29
3% July
104% July
84
119%
118% 119% July
57
64
55
July
29
55
July'
July
29
6
3% June 21
102% Apr.
8 107%
93%
77
Jan.
5
118
May
7 122%
82
55
July 31
55
June 28
74%
11
Jan.
18
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
2
23
14
Feb.
1
Feb.
2
Sales in
July
Value
1,160,000
170,000
29.000
41,000
317,000
793,000
207,000
158,000
125
124
Sale
Sale
125 h
119$*
F
A
107$* Sale
A
O
J
J
J
95
82
Sale
J
Ask
Highest
Lowest
Highesi
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
A O
100
Sale
D
99
99
J
J
J
A
C
FA
48
?7 $*
100
a
July
July;
v
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8 125$* July 12
2 120$* July 29
105$* July
85
July
73
July
94$ July
Sale
94
July
Sale
91
July
48
July
49
July
54* 48$* July
50
July
55
47$* July
Sale
53$* July
59
51$* July
89
Sale
Sale
76
91$*
100 X
47
O
A
124$* 125$* 124
121$* 119
Ts*
82*
77
98$*
it* 8*
92$*
49$*
56$*
50
Sale
52
52
Sale
5 l&i:
52
59$*
64
A
O
50 h
1945 i"~j
111$*
A_.1998 FA
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
1946
2013
2013
1952
Con? secured 3]*s
51h
104 h
sale
A
O
O
103 x
95
Sale
A
A
O
101$* Sale
N T C at H R g mtge »H*
Debenture 4a of 1912
Ref 8c impt. AH* aeries
Lake Shore coll g 3 H*
101
103%
108% 108 X
..1942
95
A...—2013
Sale
98
96$*
102 % 102 H
103% Sale
95$*
Mich Cent coll g 3 H*
N Y Chic At St Louis 1st g
M S
94
A O
98$*
1946 F A
AH* A—1953 F A
1st gtd 5s series B........
1953 F A
4s.........—1951
.....1938
F
A
A
O
Certificates of deposit
N Y Edison 3%* series D
1st lien & ref 3%* series
1965 AO
1966 A O
E
87$*
96$*
98%
Sale
11*
101
97
97$* Sale
103$* 103$* 102
88$*
88$* 87$*
98$* Sale
96$*
106$* Sale 106$*
98$* Sale
104$* 106
88
Sale
Sale
91
Sale
Sale
90
Sale
Sale
Sale
99$*
Sale
Sale
90$*
100<932101$*
97
Sale
84$* Sale
99
99$*
104$* Sale
108$* 109$*
109$*
56
58$*
92
Sale
4 103
101
101
June
48
June 18
46
51
Jan.
Jan.
22
13
Jan;
27
47
110
84
94
104
Apr.
20
103
Jan. 16
9
109$* June
Apr.
Mar.
105
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
102$* Jan.
105
Feb.
95$* Feb.
100$* Mar.
88$* Apr.
Apr.
100,932July
92$* June
80$* June
97$* July
100
Apr.
106
Mar.
20
108$*
96$*
98$*
97$*
June
88
23
18
5
11
5
8
6
31
4
105$* Feb.
109$* May 24
Jan.
109
Jan.
55$* June
72$* Jan.
5
21
55
72
22
June
Jan.
56$* June 14
55$* May
97
Apr.
97$* Apr.
July
July
12
23
96$* Jan.
104$* June
15
13
J.
106$* Jan.
June
85
Apr.
104$* July
Apr.
99$* Apr.
94
60
55$* Mar. 5
62$* Mar. 31
June 28 57
Apr.
5
Feb. 19 113$* Jan. 25
95
109
60$* July
July
4
90$* May 21 100$* Jan. 21
4
4 51 $* Feb.
48
June 28 59$* Mar. 31
46$* June 18 54$* Apr. 21
July
106
July
90
July
July
July
101
July
98$* July
87
July
99$* July
105$* July
109
July
60
Mar.
85$* Feb.
9
5 103$* Jan. 22
44$* Jan.
98
108$* Sale
108$*
56$* "57$*
"57$* july'
57
58
55$*
July
59$* 56
64
55$*
55$* 60
101
Sale
100$* Sale
100$* July
100$* Sale
101$* 101$* 100
July
98
June 26
99
July
July 22
July
104$* July 23
90
July 20
July
July
99$* July 13
July 29 109
July
96$* July
105$* July
87$* July
89$* July
89$* July
100,932July
95$* July
82$* July
97$* July
103$* July
108$* July
127$* Jan. 25
7 125$* Jan. 21
May 24
Apr. 16 101
Mar. 23 107$* Jan.
5
Apr.
June 28
.....
68
65
105"" Sale"
105 h
Sale
Sale
96$* Sale
105$* 106
87$* Sale
104
108"" -IIII
108$*
67$*
63 $*
Sale
84
Sale
4s collateral trust
N Y Dock 1st gold
97$* Sale
102
107
MN
J997
1998
1998
4a.—1937
Refunding 5H* series A......1974
Refunding AH* aeriea G
1978
3-year 6a
...........Octl 1938
Sale
Mar. 23
92$* June
.....
22',000
110,000
Lowest
104
D
N Y Connecting 1st gu
169",660
Ask Bid
UN
J
I*
10-year 3H* secured a f
Ref At Inapt AH* series A
Ret Ar impt 5s aeriea C
Serial 5s g notes
July 31
Ask
A
47,000
41,000
July 1
1937
Bid
'MP ■:
414,000
78,000
776,000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Jan. 2
it
•5 ft.
F
Npt 8c Cln B pen «u a AH*
New York Central RR—
Conaol 4a series
37
PRICES IN JULY
Price
bonds
M. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
$
47.000 New England TAT 30-yr 6a A—1952
53.000
lat a AH* aeriea B
.......1961
N J Junction RR go lat 4a——1986
47",666 N J Pow & Light lat AH*
--I960
16,000 New Orleana Great Nor 6a aer A..1983
12,000 N O & N'eastern ref AH* aeriea A.1952
85,000 New Orleana P S lat Ac ref 6a A—1952
lat 8c ret 5a aeriea B_.—......1955
160,000
166,000 New Orleana Term lat 4a guar... 1953
12,000 {♦♦N O Tex & Mex Income 5a
1935
134,000
♦Firat 6a aeriea B
—.1954
13,000
♦Certificates of deposit......—
49,000
♦lat mtga gold 5a aeriea C
1956
39,000
♦lat AH* aeriea D.......——1956
257,000
♦Flrat 5H* aeriea A
..—1954
15,000
♦Certificates of deposit....
546,000
374,000
611,000
860,000
EXCHANGE—BONDS
N. Y. STOCK
aug., 1937]
105$* Jan.
105$* Jan.
6
2
125$* Jan.
15
U7$* Jan.
16
N Y 8c Erie—See Erie RR.
15,000
45,000
9,000
1948 J
N Y Gaa El Lt Ht Ac Pow 5s
Purchase money coll tr g
4a—1949
N Y Ac Greenw L prior lien gu
N Y 8c Harlem g IH*
N Y Lack 8c Western 4s aer A
,
37,000 t"N Y Suaq At West 1st ref g 5s .1937
♦♦Second gold 4Ha
...1937
"7"OO6
♦General gold 5a
—.....1940
♦Terminal lat gold 5a.........1943
178",000 N Y Tel 1st At gens I AH*
1939
5,000 N Y Trap Rock lat a f g As
1946
6s stamped
20,000
-—-—1946
169,000
86,000
10,000
90,000
184,000
79,000
11,000
27,000
♦IN Y Westches At Bos 1st 4H*-1946
Nord Rys extl a
♦{♦Norfolk South lat At
res
1,000
prior lien
102
106$*
108$* 109
J
M 8
A
O
M
8
A
O
41
35
A
O
35$*
43
42
I
J
63
Sale
26$*
Sale
1
M N
46$* Sale
95
95$*
M S
45
J
41$* Sale
A
O
A
O
Sale
"92$* "93$*
169,000
"8",666
J
105
106
103$* 104
J
M N
M N
M N
MN
106$*
106$* 107$*
106$* 107$*
106$* 107$*
J
J
92
Sale
F
A
90
A
F
M N
109$* Sale
D
91$*
i""i
17$*
109$*
106$*
103$*
94
A
24
MN
66$*
Sale
Sale
Sale
80
A
O
122
Sale
F
A
105$* 105$*
S
F
A
105
Sale
Sale
M
8
M
8
A
104$*
106$*
105$*
126$*
118$*
121
81$*
M
MN
84
O
A
111
Sale
Sale
J
Sale
I
J
J
Sale
108$* 109$*
108$* 109
O
157"" Hill
102$* 104
Ohio Edison 1st mtge 4s......... 1965 MN
106$* Sale
25,000
138,000
6,000
303,000
348,000
242,000
J
J
1st mtge 3^8
Sale
1972 J J
Ohio Indiana Ac West 5a—Apr 1 1938 Q-J
104$*
nm
Ohio Pub Service 1st At ref 7a..1946 A O
112
Sale
F
A
111$* 113
F
A
114
M N
J
D
J
J
J
J
J
J
Oslo Gas Ar Elec extl s f g 5a
1963 M S
Otis Steel 1st mtge AH* A
1962 J
D
Pacific Gas Ac El 4s ser G
....1964 J
D
H—1961 J
1—....1966 J
D
113$* 114$*
113$* 114
120$*
123
124$*
106$* 107$*
101$*
J
Pacific Coast Co 1st g 5s........ 1946 J
Sale
1st Ac ref mtge
3$*s
ser
1st Ac ref mtge 3H* ser
For footnotes, see page 30.
D
75$* "76$*
110$* Sale
107$* Sale
100
25
26
1IM
if*
-
36$*
M
38
39$* Sale
52
58$*
19$*
39$* Sale
91$*
94$*
10
60
July
July
July
July
July
33
35
34$*
34$*
34$*
33$*
July
July 30
July
July
38$* July
35$* July
37$* July
37
July
42$* July
64$* July
21$* July
42
July
94$* July
22
July
14$* July
100$* July
83$* July
104$* July
July
8
34
117$*
105$*
Sale
101$* 104$* 104
103$* Sale 104$* 104$*
101
Sale
103$* 104$*
120$* 124$* 120$* 124$*
120
120
122
102
July
103$* July
100$* July
120
July
119
July
104
July 31
July 23
103$* July 29
120
July 26
120
July
8
72$*
27
24 :>
80
72$*
37$* Feb. 19
55
71
19
29
11
15
11
21
8
105$*
108$*
108$*
107$*
107$*
Jan.
6
Mar. 2
Apr. 16
Feb.
4
Jan. 26
92* Jan.
2
Jan.
June
7
Jan,
8
98
Jan.
8
Jan.
11
25
26
Jan.
Jan.
22$* Feb. 19
5
109$* Jan.
9
107$* Apr,
104
Feb.
4
109$* Feb. 15
32$* Jan. 21
23$* Jan.
31
Mar.
Jan.
82$* May
Jan.
18
7
2
16
Apr.
102$* June
122
101
105$* Jan.
106$* Jan.
8
2
Feb.
13
Apr.
9
101$* Apr.
7
99$* Mar. 17
120
July 26
119
July 28
87
Mar. 15
107
125$* Mar.
120
83
87
1
June 18
Jan.
23
Mar. 19
July
81$* Jan. 16
112$* Jan. 12
82 $| Jan.
2
106
Jan. f 5
Mar.
112
Jan.
110
109$
104
Jan.
June
6
13
6
3
100
Feb. 27 105$* May
3
20$*
109$*
101$*
97 %
May
Jan.
Apr.
June
109$*
109$*
110$*
107$*
July
113
June
112$* Jan.
20
Apr.
Jan.
June
115
115
6
8
72$*
101$*
69$*
94$*
109$*
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
Jan.
106$* Jan.
72$* June 30
72$* ----2 105$*
103$* July
105$* Sale
73
75
Sale
July 16 75
1
Sale
97 J*
July
95$* 96$* 94
2 110$*
July
110$* Sale 110$* Sale 110
Sale
100
99
100
100$*
July ,1 102
1 102
100
100$* 100
July
100$* Sale
7 104$*
104
July
104$* 105$* 104$*
107$*
107$*
100$* July 28 103$*
102$* 103$* 100$* 102
Jan.
69$*
106$*
109$*
94$*
Apr.
106
Apr.
100
July
97$* July
75
Sale
30
95
11$* Apr.
22
18
109$* Jan.
100
69
112
17
Feb.
99$* Jan.
Apr.
89
Feb.
18
18
16
7
46$* Jan.
42$* Jan. 18
101$* Mar. 16
29$* July
79$* Mar.
19
July
100$* May
106$* Apr.
83
105
Sale
9tl
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
80
83
Feb.
July
104$* July
102$* June
98$* June
98
June
106$* July
83
July
89$* July
12
July
102$* July
106$* July
100
July
97$* July
25
July
23$* July
80
July
115
July
102$* July
107$*
Feb.
Feb.
60
104
9
100
47
May
July
Apr.
8
103
1
45
June
July
104
Mar.
46$* Feb. 19
44$* Feb. 16
47$* Feb. 20
Apr.
Apr.
20$* July
107$*
84$*
90$*
13$*
47
June
90
Sale
83
4
July
July
107$* Sale
82$* 84$*
87
89$*
90* Sale
12$*
12$* Sale
Sale
103
103$* Sale
107
107$*
106$* Sale
Sale
100
102$* 103$*
94
99
101
98$*
26
24$*
25?* Sale
25
23$*
s** 23$*
83
80$*
nm Sale 116$? 117$*
Sale
Sale
105
102$*
107
109$* Jan.
June
19 105
28
8
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July 29 106
1 106$* July
July
July 13 105$* July
1 105$* July
July
29$* July
June
99$* July 30 102
May 27
105$* Mar. 10 106$* Jan. 12
9
106
Apr. 23 108$* Jan.
Mar. 23
98
Mar. 23
98
35
39
~|9*I
97$* June 15 101$* Jan. 28
Feb.
6
99$* Apr.
9 107
94$* June 3 105$* Jan. 19
35
July
July
July
July
July
116$* Apr.
109$* Apr.
103
—....
103$* 104$* 104
104$* 105
104$*
106
Sale
103 $*
105$* Sale
104$*
105$* 105$* 100$*
17$*
85
81$*
J
f
99$* July 14
97
97$* Sale
July
6 98$*
103
103$* 103$* July 1 8 103$*
99$* 100$*
99$* July 30 101
105$*
105$* July 20 105$*
106$* 107$* 106$* Julyi 12 107
30
70
37
90
93$*
96$*
Sale
109$*
107$*
Sale
6
14
19
101
19$*
105$*
MN
J
97$* July
....
70
31$*
70$*
29
109
252,000 Ore-Wash RRAcNa? IstAcref 4s...1961
106
103$* Sale
100$* 102
100$* Sale
Sale
62
98$*
123$* July
114$* July
1
July
64$*
56$* July 29
Sale
2
18$* July
Sale
1
38
July
94
94$*
July 21
Sale
Sale
20
20
July 30
14
14
13$*
12$* July 13
Sale
1
100$*
100$* July
85
80
July 30
"83$* 80
2
104
July
104$* 104$* 104
103$*
..1944 J J
1957 MN
1st At ref 7s series B—........1947
62,000
26,000 Ontario Power N F 1st 5a........1943
12,000 Ontario Transmission 1st 5a.....1945
..1946
35,000 Oregon RR At Na? con g 4a
30.000 Oregon Short Line lat ran g 5a..1946
1st guar cons 5s stamped......1946
4,000
94
20$*
12$*
100$*
Sale
Sale
Ohio Connecting Ry 1st 4a......1943 M S
287",000
62$*
18$*
38
38$*
109
B.......2047 I
G.......2047 J
D.......2047 J
28,000 ♦Ogden At Lake Ch 1st guar g 4a.1948
39
W*
M N
4s...1997 Q
1938
-
MN
D
35
35$* Sale
34$* Sale
38$*
38$*
40
25
Norwegian Hydro-El Nit 5H*
30
38$* Sale
47$* Sale
O
99$*
97$* Sale
103$*
I6i" 101$*
105$*
106$*
99$* -i.**
25
40
D
97$*
30
J
A
96
40
J
J
121$* 122$* 123
July
123$* 122
113 $* 114$* 113$* July
u3$* Sale
38$*
MN
5s A. 1961 F A
Northern Ry of Calif guar 5a
Sale
J
106
N'western Teletf AH* extended
82",660
109$* 109$*
MN
J
Gen Uen ry At Id gt 3s....Jan 2047 Q
Ref At Impt 4Hs Series A.....2047 J
Ref Ac Impt 6s Series
Ref 8c Impt 5s Series
Ref At Impt 5s Series
100 H 100$*
106 %
102% 103
N N
♦Certificates of deposit...........
745.000 Northern Pacific
1
MN
125$* 126
116% 117$*
O
1950
t AH*
63,000 North Am Edison deb 5a aer A—1957
Deb 5H* ser B.........Aug 15 1963
55,000
Deb 5a series C
No? 15 1969
96,000
3,000 North Cent gen Ac ref 5s ser A—1974
Gen At ref 4 H* aeriea A
1974
13,000
{♦Northern Ohio Ry lat guar 5a.
April 1 1934 and sub coupons..1945
♦Oct 1935 and sub coupons
1945
♦Stamped as to sale of April 1 1933
to April 1 1935 incl coupons.1945
376,000
131,000
567,000
174,000
142,000
A
Niagara Falls Power 3H*
1966 M S
Niag Lock A Ont Pow 1st 5s A—1955 A O
Niagara Share (Mo) deb 5$*«
1950 MN
♦{♦Norfolk Ac South 1st g 5s
1941
194,000 Norfolk Ac West R? lat con g 4s—1996
145,000 North American Co deb 5s......-1961
v
D
Ss.1946 MN
3000 M N
1973
13 3" 000
Guar AH* series B
26,000
1973
6,000 N Y L B At W Goal At RR BH*
1942
Dock 8c Impt 1st 5a...........1943
;
1.000
10.000 V Y At Long Branch gen 4a.....1941
t*NY&N Eng (Boat Term) 4a—1939
{•N Y New Haven At Hartford—
9.000
♦Non-con? debenture 4a......1947
1,000
♦Non-con? debenture 3H*....1947
♦Non-con? debenture iH*
10,000
1954
7,000
♦Non-con? debenture 4e......l955
♦Non-con? debenture 4s. .....1956
28,000
8,000
♦Convertible debenture 3KS..1956
159,000
♦Convertible debenture 6a.... 1948
♦
Collateral trust 6a
1940
82,000
♦Debenture 4a.......
143,000
—1957
♦1st At ref AH* Mf of 1927
232,000
1967
♦
larlem R Ar Pt Ghea 1st 4s
1954
16,000
192,000 {♦N Y Out At West lat g 4s
1992
♦
General 4a
.....1955
127,000
1,000 {♦N Y Pro? «t Boston gen 4s
1942
12,000 N Y At Putnam lat con guar 4a ..1993
57,000 N Y 8c Queens Bl Lt Ac Pr 3$*«—1965
New York Railways Corp— >y:
8,000
}Prior lien 6s stamped........1958
4,000 N Y At Rich Gas 1st 6s A
1951
97,000 New York Steam lat 6e aer A.... 1947
lat mortgage 5a...........——1951
140,000
lat mortgage 5a...............1956
232,000
m
F
June
Mar.
Mar.
99
July
100$* July
104 $4 June
Jan.
-----
22$* Sale
21$*
108$*
104$*
98$*
102$*
110$*
111$*
111$*
110$*
108$*
117$*
118$*
111$* 111?*
112$*
112
111$*
111$* 111
109$* 109$* 111
117$*
118$*
106
Sale
23$*
22
July
2
24
July
9
July
13
107
Sale
Sale
104$* Sale
98$* Sale
103$* July
98$* July
104$* July
99$* July
109$*
111$*
111$*
110$*
109$*
117$*
111
11 33$* Jan.
9
29 109$* Jan. 29
12 106$* Jan.
2
June 22
29 100
102$*
112""
109 % 110$*
112
Sale
107
101$* Sale 101
91
90$* Sale
64
67$* 63$*
107
Sale
107$*
102$* Sale 103$*
98$* Sale 100
119
Sale
106
102
Sale
101
68
Sale
Sale
Sale
90$*
65
106$*
102$*
98$*
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
92 >
July
67
July
107$* July
103$* July
100
July
112
112$*
111$*
111$*
118$*
119$*
107$*
101$*
106
116
117
Mar.
Feb.
1
Apr.
114
Jan
21
Mar.
121$* Jan
Feb.
123
7
4
Jan.
103$* Apr.
99$* Feb.
May
July
107$* Jan. 15
6
102$* Jan.
92$* June 22
103
111
II*
Mar.
82
Mar. 24
Jan.
99$* Mar.
107$* Jan.
94$* Apr.
100 $1 Mar.
4
4
1
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N.
Sales in
Y. STOCK
EXCHANGE—BONDS
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
PRICES IN JULY
Price
July
BONDS
Jan. 2
Value
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
1937
$
Ask
13,000 pacific
4I......WM
RR of Mo 1st wt
*2d extended Cold 5a
------
„
57,000 Pacific Tel
177,000
10334
104
Sale
1003
1003
*
1966 A O
& Tel 3ks eer B
Ref mtge 3k&series C_.
1966
Paducab ft Illinois 1st a f 4Ha..lW5
3,000 ♦{♦Pan-Am Petr (Cal) 1st a 6s--.1940
2,000
♦Certificates of deposit...
77,000 Panhandle Eastern Pipe L 4s A--1952
Paramount Broadway Corp—
33,000
1st mtge s f g 3s loan ctfs. .....1955
J D
-
101k 101k
Sale
"If
57 H
J D
--
97 k July
100 k July
100 k July
97;1
98k
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
98
July
12
97 k July
1 101
1 101
July
July
10
12
99 k May 25 102k Jan.
99
Apr. 10 105k Jan.
Apr.
9 104 k Feb.
42 k July
27
27 102k Jan.
7
4
4
5
104
J
J
-----
98
97k
Sale" 101k 101k
93
f *
______
_
Bid
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Ask
Ask Bid
Highest
Lowest
July 31
July 1
40 k
r 47" '40 k
40k
42k
99k 'j-
42
Sale
-
e
Sale
M S
42
July
"28
66
29
37
July
2
42
May 18
July
2
July
18
98
June 26
66 k
2
13
20
42
99 k
July
98 k July
July
23
65k June 25
Jan.*
58
7
7
28
57k Jan.
July
99 k
„„„
Sale
74
P A
65
67
65 k
69
July
75k Mar. 17
Paramount Pictures Inc—
___
268,000
319,000
174,000
7,000
39,000
1.000
9,000
g
f debenture
3ks
conv
6s.1955
1947
debenture
Paris-Orleans RRBxt
s
1953
M
16134 Sale"
spaullsta Ry 1st & ref 7s ser
38k
A-.-1942 M 8
Pennsylvania Co—
Guar 3k« tr ctfs series A—...1937 M S
1,000
100 >4 102
10614 107
Guar 3H« coll tr ctfs ser B
1941
Guar g 3Hs tr ctfs series C—1942
D
106 k
D
"2", 060
10734
10834 110
10654 Sale
99k Sale
105 k
Guar g 3Hs tr ctfs series D—1944
MN
3,000
40-year guar tr ctfs 4s Ser B..1952
A
266,000
1963
28-year 4s
61,000 Penn Dixie Cement 1st 4s A
1941 M S
18,000
39k
74
Sale
122 k 12354
65
90
1949 M
Paterson ft Passaic G AcE 5s
Sale
S
J
1944 A O
deb 6s
cony
100 k
f Ski—-19*8 M
J♦Park Lexington 6ks ctfs
Parmelee Trans
J
Penn Glass Sand 1st mtge
D
4J4s—1960
Sale
99k 100k
Sale
993
883
94j
93
Sale
92 k
Sale
Sale
99 k July
88 k July
90
July
42 k
47
55
60 k Sale
Sale
118
117k 119k 117k ----90 k
92 k
90
96
96
43
46
443
58 k
101k
96 k
95 k
46 k
64 k
118
July
July
July
July
i00K«i-—
100k
103k 104k 104k 105k 104 k July
92
July
6
July 22
July
2
July 23
July 12
July 13
July 26
2 105k Feb. 10
86
June 24
96 k July 22
90
July 20 103
Jan. 28
4
39k Jan.
8 50k Feb.
55
July
6 77k Jan. 14
116 k Apr. 12 122k Jan. 13
99k Apr.
85
7 104 k July
7
105
107 k 104
105k 105
102k Sale 101X
97 k
99 k Sale
104 k
105 k Sale
105
?
102 k
Sale
"9k Sale
Sale
105
July
15
108
July
103 k July
100
July
17
23
105k July
July
July
July
July
July
31
104
6
26
July
92
3
Feb.
Jan. 28
4 101k
6 106k
May 15 107
104
Mar. 31 107k
104 k Apr. 15 110
99 k Apr. 17 106k
97 k July 28 102
103 k Apr. 16 105k
104
104
105
13
100 k May
101 k May
—
105
104
Jan.
1
Feb.
Jan.
6
Jan.
19
6
Jan.
1
Mar.
12
Jan.
Penn Ohio Ac Detroit RR—
108,000
1st Ac ref gold 4k« series A-..,.1977 A O
414s series B........—........1981
.1981 A O
Penn Pow At Lt 1st M «k«
8,000 Penn RR consol gold 4a.........1943 MN
683",656
19,000
14,000
654,000
93,000
281,000
133,000
431,000
300,000
334,000
.1948 MN
.......
M N
Stamped dollar bonds.......1948
.1970 A O
Gen mtge 3k s series C—
Consol 4Hs issue of 1915.......1960
Consol gold 4s
General 4Hs Series A..........1965
.1968
General 5s Series B
.1970
Debenture gold 4k«
A
Conv deb 3k«
.....
O
M b
O
A
O
A
__5.000
Peoria Ac Pekln Un 1st 5J4e A.. .1974
176,000 pare Marquette 1st 5s series A_. -1956
phelps Dodge
cony
J
.1980
P
.1943
Vf.N
.1974
P
A
J
Gen g 4^s series C—....... .1977
.1981 J
General 4Hs series D
—
D
Phlla Company secured gold 5s .1967 J D
M S
Phila Electric 1st & ref 3k8
- .1967
{♦PbM* At Read C Ac 1 ref As
.1973
J
j
♦Convertible deb 6s.......—. .1949 II
8
Philippine Ry 1st 30-yr s f 4a... .1937 J J
.1943 \ O
Plllsbury Flour Mills 20-yr 6s
Pirelli Co (Italy) con? 7s....... .1953 M N
11,000 P C C Ac St L g 4k« series A
.1940 A O
7,000
Con 414s series B guar g..
.1943 A G
2,000
Con 4)4* series C guar g_.— .1943 MN
Con 4s series D guar g....... .1945
Con 3K* aeries B guar g..... .1949
Con 4s series F guar g....... .1953
Con 4a series G guar g
.1957
Con 4k« series I g
Con 414s series J guar
Gen guar 5s series A
...
Sale
116k
113
113k
116
116k
103 & Sale
125 k Sale
115
Sale
122
Sale
112k 114
99 k Sale
113
Sale
Sale
Sale
121h
1165* 117
983*
99
15
17 k
1123*
105 k Sale
100 k 101k
104
103
113 k 114 k
125
130
117
121k
115k 116k
105 k Sale
Sale"
48k
24 k
19k
Sale
19k
108
106
93 k
92k
.......
.1975 A O
J
.1977 J
.1958 J
.1959 A
J
124 k
122 k 125
122
123 k
106k 107 k
110k —
95k
96k
87
94
93
Sale
112k
J
J
J
J
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1956 M
Terminal 1st 4s
8
J
J
J
72 k
106
106
16k
83k
Sale
97 k
20k
88k
J
Sale
99
Sale
104
22k
Sale
10
Sale
24
k Sale
99
1997
I
1997 J
1956 M
A
{♦Rio Grande June 1st guar ft 5sl939 J
{♦Rio Grande Western 1st g 4s..1939 J
:
Sale
107
107k
"99"
95
S
115k 116
103
Sale
107 k 107 k
107
108
110 k Sale
108k
108 k July
111k nok July
111
July
19
15
117
117
Sale
nok
107k
117
103
Sale
99 k Sale
109k H0k
99
105
D
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105 k
33j|
20 k
28
24k
25
23 k
"90 k
86
26
30
22
8 112
23
27
31
9
7
28
27
111
84
July
21
85k
84 k July
9
103 k
45
31
21
90
80
6
85k July
87
July
1
63 k July 26
July
July 14 106 k July 28
2
July
75 k July 17
1
July
23
July
6
2 103 k July 20
July
July 19 96k July 29
97 k
Sale
♦Rutland-Canadian 1st guar ft 4sl949 J
cons ft 4H*---1941 J
87,000 Saguenay Pow Ltd 1st M 4k«
1966 A O
7,000 St Jos At Grand Island 1st g 4s..1947 J
139,000 St Joseph Ry L H A P 1st 5s
1937 MN
St Lawr At Adirondack 1st g 5s..1996 J
*
1996 A O
105 k
95 k
28
34 k
104
112k
117 k July
115
July
100
Mar. 18 129
8
12
19
11
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
6 117
91k June 14 106k Jan.
102
June 25 104
July
22 k June 25
9 k June 30
31
Feb.
50.
262
3
2
18 k June 10
Mar.
8
30
7 108 k May 21
106
Jan.
6
99
85k Jan.
July
6
Feb.
Jan.
3
11
15
28
Jan.
22
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar. 16
.Tan.
Mar. 30
29
3
Feb.
113
111
Mar. 25
Jan.
2
15
8
Jan.
12
113k
113 k
104 k
112k
Mar.
15
Apr.
Apr.
23
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Mar. 23
Mar. 22
Jan. 15
Jan.
Apr.
13
Jan.
20
June 11
Feb.
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5
28
6
6
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4
; Feb.
54 \
1052
74
19
100
June
75 k Jan
Apr.
July
1
1
98k
96 k
July
6
98"
14
108 k Feb.
June
92
Apr.
Apr.
Jan.
106
100
28
90
131
115
105
102'9jz June
96 k July
10221
7
July
July
19
1
105 k July
89 k June
July
July
1 108 k July
6
105
2
105 k Apr.
105
20
27
19
5
4
k Feb. 20
Feb. 25
3
k Feb.
1
July
4
k June
109 k June
107 k June
July
.
88k Jan.
45k Jan.
102 k Apr.
106 k
106 k
109k
107 k 110k 105 k
94 k
94k Sale
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107
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94 k
116k
96 k
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101
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;
24
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June
4
101
Mar.
6
126
Jan.
j2
58
Sale
94 k July
119k 116 k July
Sale
95 k July
Sale
101
July
31
July
30k 32
24
July
24k 28
25
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75
50
56 k
89 k
72
73 k
34 k
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17
33 k
17 k
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20 k
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99
"72k
.
108 k
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1 184
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1
97 k July
20 127
Jan.
~
94 k June
Jan.
121k July 14 108
98 k July 17
95 k June
212
100
Mar. 11
130k Mar. 11
m
m
20 k
23 k
24
100k 101
109
100 k
99 k
92
101
"23"
25 k July
30
6
31
30
6
24 k July
2
26 k July
26 k July
26
July
44
60
July
July
July
July
108 k July
17 k July
25 k
20 k
July
July
22 k July
100
July
July
109k 109
98 k July
Sale
99 k
100
13
10
16
19
77 k
70
July
34 k
33 k July
118
117
July
18k
1
July
July
31
24 k July
24 k July
104
72 k
89 k
1 104
10
24 k July
25
July
45
104
91k
29
28 k
26k Sale
26 k
27 k
25k 27 k
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26k
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1
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115k
1
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13
13
7
7
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112
97 k
104
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"July
Apr.
104^4 Jan.
108k Jan.
Mar.
117
32
26
112
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Sale
30 k
24
24
2 ill
July
July 121 96
July 29107 k
July 19 107 k
107k 107k 106
109k
173 k Sale
159
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104
100 k
100k
4
Jan.
Apr. 27 119
85 k Jan.
116 k July
114 k July
96k
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
106 k
24
Sale
♦Rutland R R 1st
2
4
Jan.
July 26
8
Apr. 17 113k Jan.
20
80
116k S^Tle
114k Sale
102k 102k
45
18k
M
Jan.
84
July 21
9
84 k July
108
May 13
119 k Apr. 16
22
108k
Sale
58
63 k Sale
58
106 k 107k 106 k 107 k 106
74
75k 74k
74 75
20
; Sale
20 k Sale
20
103
100k 102k 103
101k
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96
96
96 k
95
13 k
16k
13k
16k
44
108 k
20 k
J
O
9
25
19
108 k May
87
87
Jan.
26 k Feb.
Jan.
99
107 k Mar. 17
109
Anr. 13
109
Mar. 11
113 k Jan. 28
108
Mar. 16
Mar. 16
111
"89
84 k
Jan.
111k Jan.
110
Sale
8
1962 M
84 k
Jan.
107
June 30 106
June 28 101
June 30 103 k
June 14 119 k
26
5
6
4
5
23
12
111k Jan. 12
lllk Mar. 11
7
121k Jan.
9
117k Jan.
123
100
91
91
106 k
107
116
28
118""
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.
115k Jan.
28
July
31 116 k July
2 118
July
2 118 k July
27 107 k July
84
Sale
108
25
63 k
63 k
122
K
116 k July
116
July
9
4
Jan.
Jan,
103 k Jan.
Jan.
126
May 18 113
103
85k
15 k June 18
Jan.
108
109
H6k July
July
107k 107 k 107
jSale
96k Apr. 26
115k Mar. 18
106 k Mar. 23
113 k Mar. 22
98 k Mar. 23
103 k Apr. 29
103 k Mar. 22
103 k June 29
6
116 k July
2
112
Apr,
90
June 15
6
25
28
Jan.
23
10 109 k July
8 110k July
24 111
May
109
116k 122
116k Sale
Sale' 117k Sale
131 k
O
Rochester Gas & El 4H» ser D...1977 M S
30.
95
TV
27
June 23
5 109k
109 k Feb.
100
May 10 106 k
108
Mar. 17 112k
109
Apr. 27 116 k
109 k Apr. 28 116 k
110
83 k
50 k
121
At coll trust 4s series A. 1949
2d gold 6s
For footnotes, see page
IV
100
1941 J D
1951 A O
Gen mtge 5s series B
23 k
16*
J
(65% pd)
♦Cons mtge 6s with warrants.. 1955
80k
Sale
Sale
123
♦Direct mortgage gold 6s...... 1952 MN
♦Cons mtge 6s
......1953 F A
6s
Sale
—-
J
ex-w
♦Ruhr Chemical
93k
103 k
110
96k
19,000 ♦{♦Richfield Oil of Calif 6S...1944 MN
27,000
♦Certificates of deposit.......
MN
1,000 Richmond Term Ry 1st guar 5s..1952 1
2,000 ♦Kims Steel a f 7s
1955 F A
4,000
: 17,000
64,000
2,000
18.000
41,000
113k 112k
118""
.
78k
40 k
Rensselaer Ac Saratoga 1st gu 6s.1941 M N
Republic Steel Corp 434s ser A..1950 AO
con
114k
112
M
19
10
26
7
27
29
16
23
26
26
29
110
115
♦1st
103 k Mar. 20 107
116k 122
1,000 ♦Rhine-West Elec Power 7s__-J_.1950 MN
62",000
118
112k
110
253,000
Gen mtge 434 s series B
...1961 FA
207,000
Purch money 1st 5tf« conv....1954 MN
271,000
Gen mtge 4k8 series C
-..1956 MN
152,000 Revere Copper At Brass 1st 4k *--1956 J
1,000 ♦Rhelnelbe Union s f g 7s.......1946 J
11,000 ♦Rhine-Ruhr Wat Serv 6s—.....1953 J
40,000
Sale
121
A
drawn bonds. ...1950 J
53,000 Purity Bakeries Corp s f
g 5s
1948 I
{♦ Radio Keith Orph pt pd ctfs
v
102
93 k
93
95 k
91k Sale
111k Sale 117
110k Sale 111k
A
45,000 Pure Oil Co s f 4k « with warr
1950
14.000
14M8 w w drawn bonds—...1950
4Jis without warrants........1950
'14,000
Sale
I66k
110
{♦Providence Securities deb 4s gul957 MN
:
108""
.1963 F
44,000 Porto Rlcan Am Tobac conv 6a.. 1942
915,000 {♦Postal Teleg At 3able coll 5a_. .1953
37,000 Potomac Elec Power 1st M
3J48..1966
28,000 Pressed Steel Car deb 5s
1951
9,000
90
15k
110k
MN
702,000 Portland General Electric
4)4s_.1960 M S
19,000
1st 5s 1935 extended to 1950._._
J
J
23,000
24
17
110
.1977
w
1
1103
July
28 110
July
2 113 k July
107
110
123
55,000
♦♦Debenture gold 6s
215,000 Read Co Jersey Cen coll
g 4s
256,000
Gen At ref 4k> series A
101,000
Gen & ref 4^s series B
365,000 Remington Rand deb
w
22 106 k July
100 k July
109
July
100
1st 414s series D
1,074,666
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107
122k
stk
118k 118k
114
113k
A
.1974
com
106
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D
.1962
for deb 6s &
103 k July
113
July
113k 113k July
8ll3kJulv
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99
July
2 100 k July
121
119 k July
6 121 k July
Sale
110k July (' 8 112
July
8 H8k July
118k 116k July
Sale
1 103
July
100k July
Sale
106
July
1 108 k July
Sale
106
July
1 108 k July
Sale
1 107 k July
105k July
July
6,119
July
113k
July
2114k July
92
July
11 93 k July
16k
July
6 17
July
109
108k July 23 108 k July
July
2 103
102k 100
July
96
2i 94 k July
91k July
2' 96
96 k
91k July
July
1 119
118
111k July
k July
1 111k July
110k July
July
1123 k July
123k 121
114k July 13 114k July
113" 112
July 28113
July
1
Sale
93 k July
98 k July
Sale
102k July 19104
July
2
Sale
July
26 k July
1
Sale
12 k July
July
2, 26
c25k 21 k July 16 107 k July
Sale
106k July
k July
99
99
July
6 99
July
110k
110k 111
113
1st gen 5s series C
UX»
Sale
Sale
Sale
MN
1st mtge 414s series G........ .1960
Pitts Y At Ash 1st gen 4s ser A. .1948
{♦Providence
Sale
120k
111k
117k
102 k
107 k
107 k
Sale
109
111k
1st gen 5s series B
V
125
119
110k
116k
100 k
106k
106k
105k
116k
112k
91k
Ilk
F
.1943 MN
.
99 k
J
.1964 MN
.1970 I D
General g 5s ser B
General 414s series G
Pitts Va At Char 1st guar 4s
Pitts At West Va 1st 4Hs ser A
16.000
1st mtge 414s series B
66,000
109 k
.1960 F
Con 4s series H guar g
1,000
49,00.0
31,000
79,000
109k 111
D
3ks deb—— -1952
.......
12,000
22,000
560,000
374,000
296,000
318,000
500,000
10,000
10,000
J
.1956
5.000 Phlla Bait Ac Waste 1st
ft 4s
7,000
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Sale
111
J
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1
102
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l*t g 414s series C
104k 106
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.1952 A O
35,000 Peoples Gas Ac Coke 1st *•
.1943
43,000
.1947
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42,000 Peoria At Bast 1st cons 4s...... .1940
20,000
.1990
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978188
77? 'Hon'
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Sale
101
1045*
108 k
106
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Gen mtge 4k« series B
.1984 J
—
1,190,000
106 k
105 k Sale
112
115k
104
1
48
1
48
July
July
20 104
July
21
60
July
16
73
27
7
6
20
21
July
_
29
37 k July
10 117
July
10
10
8109 k July 30
15
19k July 21
6
25 k July
~
22
July
24 k July
1 101
100 k June
Mar.
24
Jan.
18
19
Mar.
19k Mar.
19 k Mar.
19k Mar.
44
July
44 k May
103 k Mar.
53 k Mar.
91
Feb.
69 k June
33 k July
116k Mar.
Feb.
June
20 k Mar.
19 k June
8
12
July
July
21
10 100 k July
30
21 109
Apr.
22 k July
99k Apr.
May
97
May
100
Apr.
98k Apr.
107
Jan.
100
Jan.
106
Jan.
32
Mar.
25 k July
8
8
6
2
30
26k Feb. 27
31
30
26 k July
26 k July
Mar.
3
66
Jan.
7
66
Jan.
7
104 k May 11
June 25
60
Jan.
2
TV
Jan.
9
Jan.
18
July 10
109k July 30
28 k Feb. 19
1
25 k Mar.
8
32k Jan.
2
34 k Jan.
29 104 k Jan.
8
4 112 k Jan. 21
20 10l2932 Jan. 22
6
14 103 k Jan.
Jan. 26
17 102
AUG., 1937]
8-5
Sales in
Jan. 2
n. y. stock exchange
Value
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
PRICES IN JULY
Price
BONDS
July
29
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE—BONDS
•
July 1
1937
Ask
Bid
Ask Bid
Bid
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
.Sale Prices
Sale Prices
July 31
Ask
St Louis Iron Mtn Ac South—
♦♦River Be Gulf Dlv 1st 0 4s...1933
89,000
♦Certificates of deposit...
9,000
35,000 {♦St L Peodt N W lit 5s
1948
12,000 St L Rky M 3c Pac 5s itmpd
...1955
{♦St Louis-San Francisco Ry—
198.000
♦Prior lien 4s series A
...1950
273,000
♦Certificates of deposit......—
♦Prior lien 5s series B
...1959
86,000
66,000
♦Certificates of deposit....—
♦Con M 4J4s series A
541,000
.....1978
458,000
♦Certificates of deposit stamped
60,000 {St Louis Southwest 1st 0 4s
1989
32,000
♦2d gold 4s income bond..Nor 1989
21,000
♦♦1st terminal & unlf 5s......1952
7,000
♦Gen 3c ref 5s series A
1990
1,000 it Paul Be Duluth 1st consoi 4s.. 1948
5,000 {♦tit Paul E Grand Trunk 4Ms
1947
60,000 {♦St Paul Be K C Short L guar 4MsI941
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85
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84 J*
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32
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725*
335*
825*
79
36
83
22 M
MS
75
725*
80
83
24
79 M July
July
July
825* July
14
7
8
265* July
245* July
275* July
July
July
July
July
545* July
465* July
365* July
1035* July
24
July
185* July
Sale
225* July
195* July
23
July
205*
20 M July
235*
235* 21
July
19
215* Sale
July
86
855* 825* July
53
505* July
42 k July
30
"335* 33
July
103
1035* July
July
"245* 24
175* 175* July
215* Sale
25*
9
14
8
16
8
12
23
1
9
10
30
21
7
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82
107 M
124
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1045*
121M
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118
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111
1005* July
1095* July
1085* July
1015*
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no
1105*
1105*
108
1135*
205*
ut'l
..............
j
7,000
14,000
♦Guar sinking fund OH* B
♦Stamped
1946
28
AO
205*
1135*
........ ...........
4s
1989 MN
♦{♦Seaboard Air Line 1st g 4s ..1950 A O
♦♦Stamped 4s
...............1950 a o
Sdo Vail At N B 1st guar g
T,6o6
122,000
11,000
303,000
19,000
896,000
153,000
8,000
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....
♦♦Refunding g 4s
....Oct 1949
.........1959
cons
....1945
6s series A
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1!*
1135* 1135* 1135* July
27
25
26
July
26
285* 245* July
28
285
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28
"34" 25
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26
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265*
265*
9
85*
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16
14
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27
305*
25M
Mar.
June 29
33
33
30
30
Sale
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♦Certificates of deposit....
17,000
177,000 Sharon Steel Corp conv deb 4^1.1951
782,000 Shell Union Oil deb 35* •
1951
♦♦Siemens Be Halskesec
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8
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745* Feb. 19
July 23 655* Mar. 8
54
Jan.
8
June 30
July 30 1095* Jan. 18
Mar.
3
37
July 21
Feb. 20
June 17
27
June
July
May
6 107
Jan.
Mar. 17 124
Apr. 12 1035* Mar.
Apr. 27 1125* Jan.
Apr.
1 1105* Jan.
Jan.
Apr. 22 115
Jan.
July
7
Feb.
July
2
2,000 ♦Silesia Elec Corp 6^1.. .......1946 f A
26,000 Stlealan-Am Corp coll tr g 7s.....1941 F A
188,000 Skelly OH debenture 4s
....1951 J J
200,000 Socony-Vacuum Oil deb 35*«——1950 A O
10,000 South Be Nor Ala gu 5s
...1963 A O
320,000 Southern Bell Tel 3c Tel 3J*«
1962 A O
65,000 Southern Calif Gas 45* •
1961 M S
1st mtge 3c ref 4s
181,000
.1965 f A
64,000 Southern Colorado Power 1st g 6s *47 J.J
July
44
10
2
31
June 15
Jan.
Feb.
June 28
355*
365*
135*
20 J*
June 24
20
June 28
July
July
75* July
12
July
125* July
1454 July
14
July
28
July
235* Mar.
225* Mar.
385* Jan.
June 29
June 28
July
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111
101
80
102 M
50 M
68
102
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113
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108
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88
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23
16
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10
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28
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1075*
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23
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July
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1065* 106 M
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1035*
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105
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7
8
9
20
Mar.
3
73
245* Mar. 2
825* Feb. 11
6
102 k Jan.
6
1075* Jan.
Jan. 23
130
68
Jan.
975* Mar.
1005* Apr.
118
Apr.
985* July
2 1005*
Mar. 23 1075*
1015* Apr. 10 1065*
1035* Apr. 12 1065*
105
10
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5
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915* July
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167
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125 M 126
119
July
July
July
9
July 21
July 21
July 29
July 21
July 28
July
104H July
72
July
92
July
95
July
102
July
95
July
1025* July
88
July
105
July
1005* July
23
July
1045* July
975* July
July
July
July
July
O
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deb 35*1—————1951
3c N O cons g 5s
.......1943
d
2000
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....1979
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A
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1095*
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Feb.
5
Jan.
11
21
Jan.
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Jan.
22
22
22
2
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Mar. 18 1085* Jan.
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104
May 15 1125* Jan.
June 29
71
85k Feb.
June 30 1055* Feb.
89
91M June 29 1105* Feb.
1015* May 21 1055* Feb.
Jan.
93 M June 30 103
Jan.
1015* Feb. 24 105
June 30
88
955* Feb.
103
100
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100
Sale
96 M Sale
1035* Sale
18M
121M
118""
121
109
Sale
J
J
1155* 115
1125
Sale
8
109 M 109
106
Sale
8
1135) 115
H4M 1155*
Sale
Sale
o
101
N
101
O
107 M 108
20
5
2
Jan. 21
Jan. 21
Apr. 25 126
Jan.
103
Mar.
85
June
Mar.
1055*
1045*
1085*
1225*
1035*
1035*
103 5*
1095*
103
100
105
Apr.
Apr.
7
118
Mar.
15
101
100
Apr.
8
9
100
96
Sale
96
Sale
1065* 1065*
nil
June
995*
975*
Apr.
1055* Mar.
k
Mar.
■
■
23
■
8
495*
'
June
2
14
90
July 26
July 28
July
9
July 30
73
101
101
80
99
July
15 100
6 106
July
1
July
975* Apr.
loo"
945* July
1035* July
14
July
1185* July
1095* July
1125* July
106
July
115
July
96
July
96
July
1065* July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
25
4
16
4
July 28
83
19
975* May 18 103
Feb.
Feb.
3
4
Jan.
11
Jan.
6
15
5*'Apr". "28 1075*
116
Apr. 14 118
1135* July 30 123
90
Jan.
4 1005*
90
Mar. 22 98
Jan""~7
855* Jan.
1035* June
14
July
1165* Apr.
June 29
102
July
:
30 116
98
July
9 100 M July 30
July 24
965* July
7 98
113 5* July
19
29
12
15
July 23
Jan.
Apr. 20 1085* Jan.
Jan.
16
18
6
6
5
101
June
84
17
21
1095*
735*
465*
1015*
1075* Apr.
45
July
20
July
July
iis"
Jan.
Jan.
1095 Jan.
118
Jan.
111
Jan.
108
Feb.
105
Jan.
110
Jan.
1285* Jan.
1065* Feb.
108
Jan.
1085* Jan.
105
104
115
17
24
44
109 W
73
Sale
1055* 104
99
Feb. 17
9 1075* June 16
May 19195
May 17 143
22
7
1165*
1035*
121M 123
955* July 31
103
905* Sale
16
9
1
4
106
July
035* July
1035* 1035* July
Q5
Sale
865* July
1065* 107M
U55* July'
1165*
Sale 108
July
109
104M July
105 M Sale
103 k July
1045*
1075* July
107
1215* July
122
1015* July
1025*
100
July
102
--05* July
1025*
108 k July
1095*
45
July
48 k
15
July
17
84
July
90
1005* July
1005*
1035*
1175*
1065* Sale
12
117
1 12l"
103
103
8
Feb.
Jan.
6
20
20
8
8
15
8
105
140
1135* July
107 M 1085*
122 M
O
40
1065* Jan.
9 102
June 14 159
101
July
1075* July
108
1105*
A
A
795* Sale
104
1095* Jan.
16 1065* Jan.
Mar. 23
102
99
22
122M 1215* 123M
1035*
865* Sale
106 M 1075*
1155* Sale
1085* 1105*
1045* Sale
1035* Sale
1075* Sale
1215* Sale
1015* Sale
Sale
S
M
1945 A
2,000 ♦{♦Union Slav Ry Chic 1st 5s
7,000 Union Oil Cat 30-yr 6s ser A May 1942 F
3 M> debentures
....1952 J
132,000
209,000 Union Pac RR 1st Be land gr g 4s. 1947 J
First Be refunding 4s.....June 2008 m
225,000
1st lien 3c rsl 5s
June 2008 m
38,000
34-year 3 Ms debenture...
1970 a
153,000
35-year 3M> debenture
...1971 M
145,000
A
48,000 United Biscuit (Amer) deb 5s...1950
For footnotes, see page SO.
Sale
106 M
D
Trenton Gas 3c Elec 1st 5s
1949 M 8
I
J
6,000 Trl-Contln'l Corp conv deb 5s ser A'53
22,000 Tyrol Hydro-Elec Power 7Ms.... 1955
Guar sec s f 7s ...............1952 *A
18,000
32,000 UJigawa Elec Power secured 7S..1945
1957
18,000 IfUnion El Lt 3t Pow (Mo) g 5s
130
O
Tol W Va 3c Ohio 1st guar 4s C..1942 m s
Tor Ham 3c Buff 1st 4a
98
81
June 28
97!
80 M June 29
97!
9 102]
965* Apr.
1065* Jan. 26 109]
1015* Mar.
115
Sale
106
July
1065* 10654 1065* July
1425*
1135* Sale
158
123
J
s
19,000 Tol St L 3c West 1st g 4s
1
June 28
81
8
103
103
j
A
cons
Sale
m
as
July 29
July
9
July
9
July
9
July
9
July
8
July 26
July
9
July 17
July
1
July 16
July
July
July
July
July
July
6
July 17
Sale
108 M
1075* 1085* 108
100%
101M
A
Texas Corp
t exas
83 M
99
1005* 101
94
925*
105 M
i"j
g 5s...............1944
f gold 4s
1953
1 exarkana 3c F S Ry 5M« A guar.1950
First
2
17
8
8
6
5
5
J
149,000
Gen 3c ref 5s ser D
.....1980 J
170,000
23,000 Tex Pac—Mo Pac Term 5M« A..1964 M
......I960 J
211,000 Third Ave 1st ref 4s...
584.000
♦Adjustment Income 5s
Jan 1960
1937
48,000 § ♦Third Ave RR 1st gold 5s
367,000 Tidewater Assoc Oil deb 3Ms.... 1952
Tokyo Bloctric Light (Ltd)
1st M 6s $ Series
June 15 1953
367,000
59,000 Toledo 3c Ohio Cent ref Be Imp 3H< '60
„
98
......1944 M 8
Elec Power 1st 6s series A.. 1947 J d
Gen ref
15
Jan.
100
505* Jan.
1854 Mar,
Chem—
Term RR Assn of St L 1st g
17*666
77,000
73,000
406,000
33,000
76,000
14
22
895* Apr.
102
Jan.
100
106 M
Conv deb 6s series B
Tenn
4
145* Jan. 15
1175* Mar. 11
65* June
106
July
955* Apr.
85* July
112
July
100
July
885* July
75* July
1065* 106
July
Sale
97 5* July
86 M
835* July
100
1055* 106
O
♦Studebaker Corp conv deb 6s..1945 J
Swift Be Co 1st M 3Ms
1950 M
Tenn Coal Iron Be RR gen
3
11
29
145* Jan.
65* June 28
9M July
1
10
985*
59
655* 625* 63
24
225*
72
715* "75"
705*
Sale
1005* 100 M 99
Sale
105
1055* Sale
1225*
1235*
M
A
Symington-Gould Corp—
K 1st mtge conv inc (with warr).1956 F A
10,000
f Without warrants.........1956 F A
11,000
232,000
4
435* Feb. 15
June 15
25
Jan.
Southern Natural Gas—
1st mtge pipe line 4 Ms
95,000
.....1951
186,000 Sou Pac Co 4s Cent Pac coll Aug. *49
1st 4Ms (Oregon Lines) ser A..1977
474,000
Gold 4Ms
277,000
1968
Gold 4Ms
407,000
May 1 1969
Gold 4 Ms
385.000
1981
594,000
10-year secured 35* s
.....1946
San Francisco Term 1st 4s....195#
46,000
1,000 So Pac of Calif 1st cons 5s......1937
South Pac Coast guar 4s
1937
1955
339",666 South Pac RR 1st ref guar 4s
4s stamped...................1955
262",660 Southern Ry 1st cons 5s........1994
Devel Be gen 4s series A
547,000
1956
Devel Be gen 6s series A.......1956
211.000
Devel Be gen 6Ms series A.....1956
281,000
7,000
Memphis Dlv 1st g 5s.........1996
St Louis Dlv 1st g 4s
22,000
.......1951
Bast Tenn reorg lien 5s.......1938
3,000
Mobile Be Ohio coll tr 4s
1938
150,000
100,000 Southw Bell Tel 3 Mi series B....1964
1960
217,000 S'western Gas 3c Elec 4s ser D
1955
11,000 {♦Spokane Internet 1st g 5s
31,000 Staley (A E) Mfg 1st mtge 4s..... 1946
1961
536,000 Standard Oil N J deb 3s
Staten Isl Ry 1st gu g 4 Ms.
1943
380",660
23
tlH
June
1935
♦Certificates of deposit.....
72,000 Shlnyetsu EI Pow 1st 6M>
6
13
8
11
Mar.
June 29
June 28
June 16 121
25
Sale
115*
145*
38
Mar.
Jan.
36
113
Sale"
Sale
1933
37
33
8
-7
1935
Series B
27",666
31
27'
26
1085* 109
Sale
\Ts
♦Certificates of deposit.....—
{Seaboard-All Fie 1st 6s A
429,000
Sale
Sale
♦Certificates of deposit.....
♦1st 3c
35
30
M
Jan.
June 28
July
120M July
July
110H July
109
July
July
27
July
27
July
28 n July
285* July
July
Jan.
85
June 29
107
1065* 1045* July
102 M
113
48
26
June 29
tit Paul Minn Be Manitoba—
8,000
tPacific Ext sterling guar 4s.. 1940 J I
J
20,000 111: Paul Union Depot 1st 5s guar. 1972 J
J
158,000 lion Ant 3c Aran Pass 1st guar 4s.1943 J
J
J
63,000 >ian Antonio Public Serv 1st 6s A. 1952
28,000 San Diego Cons G 3c El 4s
...1965 MN
23,000 Santa Fe Presc Be Phentx 1st 5s..1942 M S
5,000 {♦iichulco Co guar 6M*-->
1946 J J
8,000
♦Stamped
895* Feb, 15
885* Feb. 17
745* July 29
725* July 29
33 M July 31
12
77
38
July 29
July 29
July 31
July 13
108
June
Mar. 16
Mar, 8
July 30
July 24
Apr. 30
Jan. 25
Jan.
7
Mar. 16
Jan. 15
Jan.
7
May 18
2
Jan.
925* Apr.
1055* May
Jan
June
11
8
7'.'
Sales in
July v
Jan. 2
1937
EXCHANGE
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
50
Sale
Sale
494 July
Sale
Sale
994
34 July
29
1034 Sale
Sale
Sale
100
98
85
794
88
Sale
30
t Accrued
Sale
30
.....
Sale
27
-
29
1044 Sale
Sale
78
97
Sale
Sale
W
106*" 1064
814 Sale
814 814
it*
"96*"
95
Sale
Sale
464 Sale
55
46
50
May 14
May 14
111
3
Apr.
6
July 20
1134 Jan. 27
54 Jan. 15
Mar.
June
934 July
July
15
12
27 97)
1 105)
79
1
Sale
614 July 22
1064 Sale
109
1264 Sale
1064 Sale
1184 120
1224 1234
119
1084 1094
1084 109
1094 Sale
1044 Sale
106
Sale
1064 107
108
Sale
Sale
38
38
29
22
Sale
974 Sale
94
954
106
1124 113
1024 1024
1044 1044
85
364
86
Sale
614
634
1054
1024 1034
113
115
354 Sale
31
324
254 Sale
21
24
East Ry 44al943 j"j
Ac Tube—
F
A
f 4s series C.........1961 MN
exchange
sterling.
{ Companies reported as being in bankrutpcy,
receivership, or being reorganized under Section 77
elthe Bankruptcy Act. or securities assumed by
inch companies.
foi
88
108
1104 112
994
Sale
Sale
1034 104
35
394
344 Sale
154 Sale
1034 Sale
101
Sale
108
23
Sale*
20
374
194
Sale
1004 Sale
r
z
Bond selling flat.
•
8
27
444 Mar.
414 Mar.
8
44
0
Mar. 17
41
Mar.
5
434 Mar.
0
Mar. 10
44
Mar. 17
40
Mar. 31
1094 Mar. 16
Feb.
90
8
994 Mar. 12
July
1 1004 Jan.
May 17 558 Jan.
76
25
14
Jan.
14
Feb. 10
19 80
9
3 1024 Feb.
June 30 1104 Jan.
7
May 27 1124 Feb. 25
Mar. 24 1084 Jan. 13
June 23
June
1064 July
July
July
1 1094 July
1 107
July
Apr.
Apr.
2 1274 Jan
1 1234 Jan.
22
9
11 1094 Apr. 30
Mar. 23 1094 Jan.
8
Feb.
Jan.
7
June 15
111
Jan.
23
37
July
20
1
2
1
324
32
1014
1
93
31
96
20
934
254
924
2
1
20 87
2 107
15 1114
2 101
28 1034
6
12
1
21
July 22
July
July
July
July
July
July
July 27
July
6
July
2
July 19
July 23
July 23
394 July 26
204 July 28
144 July 30
154 July 22
143
Sale
1034 Sale
133
July
1004 July
in year's range.
Feb.
19
39
Jan.
11
June
104
Jan.
4
June
111
Jan.
June
107
109
25
100
96
107
Jan.
2
Jan.
19
Mar.
Jan.
3
20
Jan.
13
June
Mar.
June
July
Mar.
Apr.
June
6
3
Apr.
0
1134 Feb.
1034 Jan. 18
May
105
Mar.
8
47
Mar.
6
47
Mar.
8
June
62
1034 July
104
Jan. 12
June 15
324 May 19
31
15
99
1064
214
204
144
154
May
Mar.
Mar.
July
July
July
July
1034 Jan.
115
Jan.
354 Jan.
were
July 23
July 21
154 July 22
16
324 Jan.
9
7
2
8
1 1494 July 23
1 104
July 29
254 Jan.
4
24
7
Jan.
1234 Jan. 27 1624 Mar.
984 Mar. 23 105
Jan.
during the current month and are not iaeluded in the monthly or yearly range:
Cuba (Rep.) 44s 1949, July 9 at 1014.
5s of 1914 1949, July 28 at 1034Oslo (City) 44s 1955, July 14 at 103.
*
The following deferred delivery sales were trans,
acted during the current
month and are not
Included in the monthly or yearly range:
-
sales
22
40*
June
June
16
164
included in year's range.
cash
6
994 Jan.
108
22
Ex-interest
following
Apr.
714 Jan.
106
Under the rule sales, only transactions of the
The
June
May
Cash sales, only transactions of the current
month, and not included
10
21
Jan. 22
3
106M Feb.
86
Jan.
ft Deferred delivery sales, only transactions of
the current month, and not included in year's
n
1034 Jan.
984 Jan.
Feb.
range.
current month, and not
1014 Feb. 10
107 4 Jan.
8
44 May
0
July
74 Jan.
94 June
9
July
8
July
84 July
84 July
74 June
94 July
8
July
5
Apr.
74 May
4
Apr.
1
384
144
154
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
12
11
Jan. 30
Feb. 27
20 1074 July
8 1094 July
394
12
20
21
67
110
64 July
64 July
24 Feb.
2 120
14 119
1 394 July 23
344 July
1
15
16
Sale
July
174 July 20
1
1034 1034 1034 July 21 1034 July
1 103
101
103
Sale
July
July 28
9 .1084 July
1084 July
1084
9
214 July 31 24
214 Sale
July 13
374
20
24
154
154
104
133
m
Sale
Mar. 17
Feb.
m*
294 Sale
1004 Sale
4
414 Jan.
1094 Jan.
1014 July 29 1034 July
Sale
894 Sale
244
1951
I960
103
94
101
754
1084 1064 July
1084 July
29
July
294 July
1014 1004 July
July
914 90
Sale
894 July
Sale
88
July
July
264 24
Sale
904 July
July
864 85
107
107
July
1124 1114 July
Sale
994 July
1034 1024 July
109
Sale
June
1044 Mar.
55
July
1014 July 13
107
July 30
1024 Sale
1074 Sale
1104 1114
Sale
July **9
July 13
July 14
July 21
July 14
July 13
July 13
July 26
July 15
July 19
July 17
1004 1014 July
1064 July
1064
1094
1064 July
1064 107
120
1214 1194 July
1184 July
1184 121
1094 July
1094
1064 Sale" 1044 July
56
674 Jan. 27
liolt Apr.
20
60
69
20
954 July 23
49
July
7
624 July 23
,754 *994
101
1084 Sale
June
49
9
3
Mar. 3
Mar. 3
Mar. 2
Jan. 21
Jan.
2
Mar.
111
July
July
July
Sale
1 Called for redemption.
2 106
98
9
21 106
July
93
92
Negotiability impaired by maturity.
32
Jan.
964 May 21 105
29
23
2
21
29
22
304 July
29
July
28
July
284 July
284 July
284 July
294 July
28
July
1044 July
78
July
95 ; July
Sale
93
1074 Sale
the
284
32
31
.....
Sale
payable at
324
Sale
324
28
30
Sale
90
interest
14
22
20
Jan.
7
8
11
2 1074 Feb. 18
244 Mar. 19
7
60
614
60
.....
1114 112
late of $4.8484 to the £
June 25 1704 Mar.
33
32
22
984 Jan.
784
65
Sale
1044 105
1st mtfte s
120
1054 Apr.
July
914
5s........1938
•flConr deb 34s............... 1951
..
22
3IIZI *71*
♦Westphalia Un El Pow 4s...
.1953
West Shore 1st 4s guar.........2361
910,000
726,000
21
1
864 July
664 July 28
914 Sale
82
Fund Ac real est 44> gold.....1950
{♦Worcester AcConn
954 May 19 103 4 Jan.
May
5 1144 Jan.
25
June 24
Jan.
111
July
July
July
July
July
July
24)
1 108)
244
234
71
964 Sale
......
Youngstown Sheet
"*34
20
1064 Sale
series A
1977
gold 4s...1943
5s
9
27
12
13
20
21
20
6
13
23
19
19
4
1952
Gold 5s...
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
30 1034 July
20 111
July
July
July
214 July
1074 July
Sale
1084 Sale
July
594 55
594 51
106 " July
103
107
July
96
974 95
Sale
July
Sale
1054 Sale 104
Sale
4
354 Sale"
1094 Sale
654 70
112
115
{♦Western Pacific 1st 5s ser A...1946
Gold
100
July
1104 Mar.
West N Y Ac Penn Gen
Western Union coll tr
July
111
Registered....
2361
Wheeling Ac Lake Erie Ry 4s D..1966
Wheel At L Erie RR 1st con ft 4s.. 1949
Wheeling Steel Corp 44a ser A.. 1966
White Sewing Machine deb 6s._.1940
{♦Wickwlre-Spencer Steel 1st 7S.1935
Ctfs dep Chase Nat Bank.........
17,000
{ ♦ Wlckwlre-Spen St'l Co 7s.Jon 1935
Ctfs dep Chase Nat Bank.......
83,000
25,000 Wilkes-Barre Ac Bast 1st gu ft 5s. 1942
1938
20,000 Wilmar Ac Sioux Falls 1st 5s
1955
166.000 Wilson At Co 1st M 4s ser A
1960
1,000 Winston-Salem S B 1st 4s
79.000 {♦Wisconsin Cent 1st ften ft 4s..1949
♦Certificates of deposit
19,000
MN
20.000
♦♦Sup At Dul Dly Ac Ter 1st 4s. 1936
♦Certificates of deposit.........
5,000
♦
334
Sale"
Sale
Sale
M S
236,000 Warner Bros Pictures cony deb 6sl939
M 8
94,000 {♦Warner Qulnlan cony deb 6s. .1939
M 8
....1941
99,000 {♦Warren Bros Co deb 6s
Warren R R 1st ref gu ft 34*
2000 F A
1948
*2*666 Wash Cent Ry 1st ft 4s
1945
18,000 Wash Term 1st guar 34*-1st 40-year guar 4s
.......1945
1939
38*666 Wash Wat Pow 1st ref 5s
...1950
11,000 Westchester Llftht gold Ba
1963
6,000 West Penn Power 5s series B
1st mtfte ft 4s series H
1961
11,000
1st mtge 34a series I
1966
63,000
*
130
Sale
1034
1054
229,000 !♦ Wabash RR 1st gold Be...
19
♦Second gold 5s
19
47,000
♦1st lien 5f-year gold term 4e.l9
♦Dat Ac Ch Ex 1st g 5s
19
♦Dee Moines Dlr let ft 4s
19
♦Omaha Dly 1st ft 34*
19
9,000
♦Tol Be Chic Dly 1st ft 4s
19
121*666 {♦Wabash Ry ref Ac gen 54* A—19
♦Certificates of deposit.
32,000
♦Ref Be gen 5s (Feb '32 coup) B.19
220,000
♦Certificates of deposit.......
2,000
♦Ref Ar ften 44s series C
19
261,000
♦Certificates of deposit..
5,000
♦Ref Ac gen 5s series D
19
142,000
♦Certificates of deposit
2,000
150,000 Walker (Hiram) G & W deb 44».19
19
137,000 Walworth Co 1st mtge 4s
6s debentures
..19
12,000
♦Assented
954 July
1 984
July
6 112
July
8
1284 July
7
130
Sale
1064 July
1
35
304 July
8
31
July 20
*32*" 294 July 2
July
994 98
Sale
1004 July
27
~27^
79,000 Vanadium Corp (Am) cony Be—1941
1,000 Vandalla coneol « 4e A_—...... 1958
Coneol 4e Sarlae B
»957
ls'ooo ♦♦Vera Cruz Ac Pacific let 4HI...1934
♦♦July 1914 coupon off.. .....
221*660 ♦Vertlentee Sugar 7e ctfe_____._1942
124,000 Virginia El & Pow 4e eer A
1955
3,000 Va Iron Coal Be Coke lot ft 5e....l949
2093
3,000 Va Ac Southwest let guar Be
First cons 5e
-WM
18,000
476,000 Virginian Ry let Ac ref 34■ ser A. 1966
First At ref 54s
Sale Prices
27
,
768,000 West Maryland 1st ft 4 s
Highest
Sale Prices
111
*28*"
274
Sale
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sale
Sale
112
"§64
Highest
Sale Prices
Ask
Ask
150
Lowest
July 31
July 1
Ask
Sale
248,000 United Draft Co (Del) 5i
14
19
17,000 UNJRRft Canal Co ften 4s
15,000 ♦{♦United Rys St L 1st ft U
19
6.000 U S Pipe At Fdy cony deb 34»
19
249,000 U S Rubber let At ft Be eerlae A—19
11,000 ♦United Steal Wks ft 44« ear A—19
1,000
♦64* eerlee C—
—
-—J'
23,000
♦Slnklnft fund dab 64* ear A..19
135,000 Utah Llftht Be Trac let fc ref 5e._19
19
259,000 Utah Power Ac Llftht let Se
312,000 {♦Utilities Pow Ac Ltft deb ft B4t-19
♦Debenture 5e
19
304,000
103,000
RANGE. SINCE JAN. 1
PRICES IN JULY
Price
BONDS
N. Y. STOCK
Value
25,000
137,000
130,000
270,000
380,000
544,000
710,000
17,000
244.000
27,000
5,000
16,000
232,000
11,000
EXCHANGE—BON l>fs
N. T. STOCK
30
transacted
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MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF STOCK PRICES DURING JULY 1937
Stock Sales
July
Jan. 1 to
1936
1937
July 31
Bond Sales
I
1937
296,647,699 I Jan. 1 to July 31
all atocas
Iniocoraanoe wim a rule ofttie Stock (ficooaogo, effective Oct. 3 191S,
lots except in tba case of stocks which sell only in a small ways
1936
$160,604,000
1,864,867,000
$282,671,000
.■
July
} 34,793,169
Shares.20,722,286
249,693,212
....
are now quoted dollars per share.
2,070,938,000
Prices are on basis of XOO-ebar*
month's range, unless they are the only transactions of the month, and when selling outside of the
footnote In the month In whloh they occur.
No account Is taken of such sales In oomputlng the range for the year.
NOTICE.—cash and deferred delivery sales are disregarded in the
regular monthly range are shown in
SALES
AGGREGATE
July
Since
Jan. 1
Shares
STOCKS
Shares
In
20
2
11,200
15,500
83*.000
1,100
70300
39,700 Alpha Portland Cement
*
333,900 Amalg'mLeathefCosdncNewl
29,000
0% cum preferred..
60
92,600 Amerada Corp.
*
5,000
13,200
400
5,800
481800 Amer Agric Chemical (Del).*
103,800 American Bank Note......10
3,630
6% preferred....
50
85,200 Am Brake SAP
3,740
534 % conv preferred.... 100
257,800 American Can............25
9,800
Preferred..............100
119,800 Amer Car 8c Foundry......
19,600
Preferred
..100
67,600 American Chain & Cable...*
10,300
5% preferred.......
100
11,700 American Chicle.......
*
Am Coal Co
of Alleghany
60
County, N J...—......25
167,100 American Colortype.....
10
141,800 Am Com Alcohol..........20
162,700 Amer Crystal Sugar Co
10
3,110
6% 1st preferred.......100
319,600 Amer Encaustic Tiling.....1
8,600 Am European Securities....*
180 American Express Co.....100
1,095,200 Am 8c Foreign Power.......*
123,000 ; $7 preferred
.....
*
154,300
2d preferred A...........*
35,100
$6 preferred...... ._......*
54,000 Am Hawaiian 8teamahlp.. .10
510,300 American Hide 8c Leather ..1
60,900
6% preferred............50
36,100 Amer Home Products
..1
158,300 American Ice
........*
49,700
6% preferred...........100
175,900 Amer Internet Corp.......*
208,300 Amer Locomotive ..........*
28,800
Preferred..............100
222,600 Am Mach 8cFoundry.......*
141,400 Amer Machine 8c Metals....*
280,800 American Metal............*
4,900
6% Conv preferred.....100
7,150 American News N Y Corp...*
1,156,400 Amer Power 8c Light........*
70,700
$6 preferred..............*
96,100
$5 preferred..............*
1,169,300 Am Radiator $t Stand San..*
1,160
Preferred........
....100
2,357,200 American Boiling Mill..
25
■•■•i
35,700 Amer Safety Razor......18.50
90,700 American Seating Co....
29,310 American Ship Building...-*
714,100 Amer 8melt Ac Refining,.
12,200
Preferred.............. 104
17,500 American Snuff
........25
1,050
6% preferred...........100
4,700
16,500
620
...
8,100
...
440
22,100
1,700
6,800
1,800
35,600
....
....
900
2,100
6,600
7,300
14,900
20,500
100
8l",306
13,500
17,600
1,000
1,100
22,600
1,900
2,400
7,400
3,700
12,000
29,400
3,000
8,700
4,500
12,800
126,800
12,200
11,100
83.300
60
110,600
2,600
10.600
1,100
65,100
19
1596 Sale
Sale
25£1
33
36
150
370,900 Amer Steel Foundries.....^
400
17,900
21,600
61,200
"""700
Sale
68
.....
4594 Sale
3334
3696
1196 July""!
296 July
1
35 * July 29
42
43
33
33
38
38
36
34
47
47
38
3996
3594 Sale
9994 10396
Sale
225
Sale
19
ypfiHiotMnpm 40
239
218
21
2494 Sale
July
July
July
July
July
July
ro?4 July
296 July
1294
4
441
431
July 29
July 29
43
July
July
July
44
9
27
23
16
20
23
20
6
4496 June 29
57
July
6
6394 Jan. * 6
15
4
Jan.
7
2296 June
28
2
June 29
June 1
64
3696 July 12
"0 "i9~"~Jufy~26
June 1
June 17
Mar. 11
June 16
2
9
8
9
9
2
97
11
July'
July
July
July
July
July
Highest
Sale Prices
June 17
June 29
June 26
34
34
July
May
3096 June
103
Apr.
1794 July
34
35
2 23996 July 28 215
20
1 2596 July 24
29
27
17
26
9
"\m Sale"
85
7896 Sale
8394
1794 Sale
75
80
7734 7934
6796 Sale
7696 July
6094 July
2434 Sale
6094 Sale
23
9596
15496
4896
39 94
85
Sale
8394
4096 Sale
66
67
6894
8696
2094
6994
139
141U
117
60
61
Sale
L7294 173
Sale
59
9594
98
99
H1X934
132
15494 1
4896 £
7794
2896 £
125
10294 £
3594
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
1296
300
Sale
50
il*
Sail*
Sale
Sale
9396
9
95
Sale
1296 1394
17496 300
1096 Sale
56
Sale
>
el'A
*"f"" Juiy
Sale
Sale
4496
Sale
296
394
2596 22
1496 Sale
1394
Sale
39
4796 Sale
Sale
108
10994 103
Sale
Sale
21
1996
Sale
9
894
994
Sale
50 ! Sale
4694
12296 117
11996 117
24
Sale
Sale
Sale
29
25
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
'
Sale
26
Sale
140
24
Sale
Sale
Sale
5394 Sale
17
Sale
4696 Sale
12396 126
22
16614 Sale
17
80
1296 Sale
5694 Sale
1096 Sale
4996
183
106
fl8?54
Sale
107
Sale
90
894 Sale
100
Sale
18*"
50
95
142
53
190
55
Sale
7994 Sale
22
105
Sale
107
1
1
July
July
1
1
1
July
1
July 23
1
July
894 July
6696
Sale
51
Sale
Sale
24 94
July
4894 July
8494 July
140
July
5296 July
5794 Sale
130
13296 13196 July
1
1
1
1
17 *
4496
18
12996 130
23
2296
Sale
172
1094
165
75
14
1
134
>
1494
Sale
94
1096
7094 Sale
1596 Sale
175
140
1
July
July
7694 July
Sale
Sale
137
2
1
1
10
1
1
1
5296 July
1
17
July
45
July 20
2
126
July
9
2194 July
5794 Sale
83
135
13
21
85
Sale
1
,
82
Sale
*63
July
July
July
July
July
5694 Sale
7696 Sale
134
7
6
5194 July
4596 July
1996 July
2294 Sale
157
157
153
July 15
2
Sale
3496 July
& 2996 27
2
29
July
6396
7694 Sale
147
Sale
103
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
11X
70
Sale
1
2
6
1596 July
1
696 July
6
39
July
42
July 22
Sale
68
July
2294 July
419? July
Sale
1496 15
46
4394
Sale
28
9? Mar. 11
Feb.
3
Jan.
9
Jan. 26
Jan.
7
Jan. 25
Jan. 22
Feb. 25
Feb. 18
Feb. 11
Feb. 11
Feb. 17
Feb. 18
Mar. 15
Jan. 26
2396 Apr. 12
22
May 14
June 21
June
1
8396 Jan. 2$
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
June
3494 Jan.
80
83
June
Jan.
2096 June
59
Apr.
5794 Apr.
125
Mar.
9094 June
15296 Apr .
46
June
77
June
June
Jan.
28
115
98
Apr.
1
July
1296 July
1694 July
88
July
2
894 July
1
5694 July
1096 July
1
1
1
1
June
June
June ;
June !
Mar.
June
1396 July 24
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
I July
July
July
July
July
July
26
26
26
26
7
23
22
29
14
30
20
31
28
27
12
23
6
21
26
24
26
26
1
31
26
14
13
31
20
31
21
July 23
July 13
July
6
July 22
July 13
July 30
July
July
July
July
July
02
July
1196 July
7394 July
30
31
7
22
26
23
28
28
1596 July 28
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
June
994 July 22
May
May
May :
June 29
June
21
June!
June :
Jan.
Jan.
June!
June:
June !
June:
June;
June
June
June
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
June:
June
June
June
:
May
Apr.
June :
July
15994 June
7394 June
7496 May
12894 May
1196 June
1596 June
88
June
794 June
5496 June
696 Jan.
100
Jan,
4496 Jan,
4794 May
79
18
Apr.
105
May
Jan.
4
4
7
25
3
31
21
2
28
18
4
22
18
22
22
5
13
13
3
16
15
11
4
5
8
20
10
1
15
13
1$
12
.
H
■
73
26
56
143
25
187
99
9996
15096
2096
2996
107
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan'.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
'•
Jan.
?
Jan,
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
3
8?3
,
*
21
_
1_
13
25
8
28
4
26
3
"3
13
10
18
79
12
20
23
185
23
7996 Feb. 23
Mar. 10
Feb. 23
Jan. 16
Feb. 13
1UM
-
.
21
11
3
30
19
Mar. 11
Jan. 28
Jan. 29
Jan.
5
Apr, :
37
June
12496 June
2196 June
16
4
18
18
9
0
Jan.
Mar.
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
Apr.
May
4896 May
1596 June
Mar.
Jang
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
Mar.
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
Feb.
Feb.
June
Jan.
28
13
15
11
22
Apr. 20
July 28
Jan.
1696 July 26
July 26
27
July
7
94
July
9
9
ar.
Jan. 16
•32 May 27
21 % Mar. 6
85
Mar.
9
23
June
496 May
26
5896 July" 21 63"""July"28
2
5296 July
5894 July 20
8 85
July
July 27
65
8696 79
12 2494 July 31
21
Sale
July
2496
July 16
106
10996 10696 July 29 107
65
Sale
8496 Apr. 20
June
1
1494 July
1
2194 July
25
July 20
2
90
July
6
1
July
1396 July 24
50
28;^ Sale
419*,
Sale
Sale
Sale
23
22
14
27
26
17
23
23
31
2
12
12
8
7
15
74
57
29
MX
m
4294
Sale
22
61
696 July
July
*95
July
9596 July
3094 July
64
July
6794 July
135
July
110
July
157
July
July
83
July
3294 July
141
July
10896 July
40
2896 July
131
July
10196 July
1
7996 July 23
7194 July 19
2696 July 23
July
496
36H
9
2
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
f896
2Vh 3\
34
L02
81
"25m Sale" "17"" Jul"y"i *2096 JGiy"3i
Sale Prices
55
Mar, 8
69
Mar. 6
June 17 258
June 28 33
9& June 22
16,900 Anaconda Wire Ac Cable....
144,800 Anchor Cap Corp..,.......*
2,060
$6.58 conv preferred.....
36
Sale Prices
50
July 23
Jul
3394 July 26
*1794
Sale
237
3196 Sale
52,000 American Stores...........* f 25
54,500 American Sugar Refining. 100
541
8,300
Preferred
.100 137'
38,100 Amer Sumatra Tobacco.....*
23
305,200 Amer Telep Ac Teleg
100 185 j
73,300 American Tobacco ........25
95
211,700
Class B
.....25
97
15,000
6% preferred...........100 146
375,800 American Type Founders...*
763,900 Am Wat Wks 4k El....
•
5,200
$6 1st preferred..........*
282,600 American Woolen........_.*
190.100
Preferred
...100
1.388,90 Amer Zinc, Lead 8c Smelt
1
2,100
$6 preferred
........25
.
.
Sale
30
42)4 Sale
42,400 $5 prior conv pref....,..25
2,391,800 Anaconda Copper.
...5e
900
4594 July
6
57 * July
6
72
July
6
1696 July
1
2296 July 30
29
July
1
296 July
8
6996 July
2
294 July
1
f3
;
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
1494 Sale
4 H Sale
„
203,900
Sale
7134 Sale
294
294
9896
11 H 1194
Sale
4
.
,
2296
Sale
78
.,
40.100
3.000
6,700
1,800
2,700
27,500
7,200
19.800
2,600
29,500
125.000
Sale
2294
,
1,700
3,000
Lowest
Ask
4994 50
5494 6234
8294 Bale
....
200
300
July 31
Bid
>
500
40
...........
.
"""800
18,700
Adams Express
.....
10,566
July 1
Ask
Bid
^222
19,300 Adams MUlls
52,000 Addressograph Multtgraph 10
56,100 Advance Rumsdy..........
160,100 Air Reduction Inc..... ....*
156,100 Air-Way Blec Appll Corp....*
80 Alabama 8c Vicksburg Ry.100
226,300 Alasaa Juneau Gold Min.10
987,000 Allegheny Corp...........
136,300
Pref series A $30 wnrr'ta 100
23,000
Pref series A S40 warr'ts 100
14,600
Pref series A $30 ex-war .100
45,600
$2.50 prior conv pref....
191,600 Alleghany Steel...........
30 Allegh 8c West Ry 0% quar 100
6,100 Allen Industries Inc........1
1
83,500 Allied Chem 8c Dye
*
124,800 Allied Mills Co Inc.........*
261,200
Rights
815,300 Allied Stores Corp.........
21,500
5% preferred..........100
512,000 Allls Chalmers Mfg
*
87,200
11,400
2,000
2,500
3.200
8,600
Price
Jan. 2
1937
...
368,100
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
PRICES IN JULY
2
N. T. STOCK EXCHANGE
9,500 Abbott Laboratories.......*
560 Abraham * Straus
52,300 Acme Steel Co..
.......25
1,600
6,600
24,100
2,200
4,100
2,600
20,900
9,800
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33
SALES
AGGREGATE
N. Y. STOCK
PRICES IN JULY
STOCKS
Since
July
Sharer
OB
Jan. 2
Jan. 1
Shares
3,200
Bid
33
...—...KM1
119
5%
Sale
119%
130
610
4,100
169.900
2.400
2,590,900
17,100
38,500
4,100
210,200
576,200
64,200
200
97,000
576,200
4,700
2.600
73,100
Preferred
Armour
200
"""205
300
4,800
28,300
4,600
35,500
800
Corporation
Preferred...
...——100
6*700
800
101X 102%
45 %
Cine RR—100
25-
Atl G & W I 88 Lines
4%
982,400 Barnsdall Oil Co...
85,600 Bayuk Cigars Inc
190
170
43,800
6,800
110
1st
Sale
28%
7
36
6%
30
7U
38%
Sale
26 %
.00)2
41
.09 k
Sale
61)4
Sale
Sale
127
77,500 Brooklyn Union Gas
10,900 Brown Shoe, Inc
131,600 Brunswick-Balke-Coll.
268,100 Bucyrus-Erie Co
2,010
7% preferred.—.
701,000 Budd (E G) Mfg
7,720
Preferred 7%
414,500 Budd Wheel
181,200 Bulova Watch
70,500 Bullard Co
12,700 Burlington Mills Corp
56,300
1,920
16,200
19,100
6,200
12,700
38,700
9,800
1,000
510
15,710
271,100
124,300
5%
280,300
12,050
98,800
81,700
2,400
1,552,800
941,400
96,800
709,500
6,600
9.000
'■
400
47,800
39,200
10,600
57,900
310
Sale
1,200
630
30
41 k
44
Sale
*
Sale
*
Sale
49
*
48
Sale
16
Sale
111)4
Sale
103
»
Sale
•
Sale
»
Sale
39%
3%
15 %
20%
68 %
27%
43%
17%
16 %
Sale
32
V*
28
o
27%
Sale
Sale
conv
Sale
5
16
1,760
1,900
Sale
Sale
07%
a
Stamped
95,000
630
Sale
400
3,500
3,000
29,900
7,820
v 45,900
968,600
5% preferred......
2,800
1,800
1.300
Sale
Sale
15%
48%
Sale
120
Sale
99% Sale
103'
.
106
110
Sale
Sale
37)4 Sale
11
Sale
103 X 108)4
42
Sale
80)4
Sale
gee page
47
15
45
Sale
Central Agutrre Associates.*
Fx footnotes
24%
55%
Sale
100
31,420 Century Ribbon Mills......*
Preferred. .............100
310
Sale
Sale
39
111 k 108
Central Foundry Co....
..1
2,080 Central 111 Lt 4%% pref._100
45,400 Central RR of N J
.100
43,200 Central Violeta Sugar Co..19
-
350
Sale
Sale
........
480
Sale
115
Sale
Sale'
30
Sale
7
184
Sale
104
29%
16%
32%
96% Sale
31% Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
96
Sale
141%
125k
1
100
Sale
11% Sale
100
98
31
...5
.
7% Sale
20% 21
55% 68%
61)4
-3,780
7% preferred...........100
115,300 Caterpillar Tractor
•
1,800
5% preferred
100
1,301,200 Celaoese Corp of America.. •
10,740 ^ 7% preferred...........100
96,900 Ceiotex Co
•
1,600
60,300
28
24
'
17,800
48
18
18%
17% Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
45%
Sale
—.10
Case (J I) Co
31
Sale
10
29%
0k
97%
18
32
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Zl*
:
30
101^
11*
Sale
105
1
23
1
1
1
1
2
6
1
1
1
2
8
1
1
1
31
&1
2
1
30
6
98
2
16% July
3% Sale
17%
19%
22% Sale
64% Sale
1|
m*
49
1
29
Sale
77%
032%
Sale
Sale
20
13%
10%
102
1
6
19% July
62% July
28
July
43% July
17% July
16% July
103
July
'
92
22
44
Jan.
Mar. 11
June 15
30
5% May 18
70
11% Jan. 29
9% Jan. 30
120
Feb.
5
L20
Feb.
5
June !
73% June J
20%
27%
38%
100%
Jan.
7% July
65
July
7% July
52% July
32
July
16% July
22% July
5
July
June !
16% July
45%
19%
18%
88%
9%
57%
38%
18%
28%
6%
21%
1
1
2
6
27
July
13% July J 1
1
29
July
1
5
July
1
18% July
65
July 28
1
26% July
1
35% July
1
50% July
1
3
July
1
13% July
2
24% July
1
24% July
55% July 26
11% July 23
46
July 15
6
14% July
8
47
July
94% July 28
96% July 31
31% July 31
2
6% July
1
161-^- July
1
112
" "
July
1
90
July
9
July
102!
2
July
36!
7
110
July
40% July 28
6
75
July
31
July 26
1
6% July
1
97% July
1
18% July
11 % July 20
8
9% July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
8
Mar.
Jan.
Feb.
19
Feb.
July
14
June !
Feb.
8
]
July
23
18% June I
20% Apr. !
47% June
Feb.
11
5
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
8
Jan.
17
108
Mar. 11
June !
73
Jan.
Feb.
18
Feb.
10
21
June
24
Jan.
June
16
22
June :
Mar. 10
Jan.
7
75
July
Jan.
27%
June :
Mar.
June !
June
22
Apr. :
16
3
10
37
June :
Feb.
85
Mar,!
Mar.
Jan.
41
Apr.
13
21
June !
Jan.
18
38
Apr. !
May 27
13
22
Mar. 23
8
Jan.
1
June
Jan.
Apr. :
Feb. 23
!
Feb.
Feb.
June
July
Jan.
Jan.
June !
31
June
7
1
21
June
11
29
Jan.
June
1
1
9
21
42
June
23
2 103
1
Jan.
35% Feb.
1
20% Jan. 16
L14
Feb.
2
28% Feb.
9
21% June !
ir
ii*
8
32
x51% May
33
1
43% Mar.
13% June !
101
11
Feb.
110% Feb.
111
17
16
45
May
May
23% June !
69% July 24
July
40% Mar. 17
47% Mar. 17
June I
26
12
52% Mar. 25
9% Jan. 12
June :
June !
30
31
22
18
June !
J
34
26
7
Mar. 13
29
37
17
13
23
23
7
Feb.
55% Mar. 17
May 21 116% Feb.
6
June 17
18% Mar. 6
May 14 52% Mar. 10
June 17
94
Mar. 11
Jan. 13
Apr. 26 133
June 14
18% Jan.
9
June 16
34% Feb.
2
9% Feb.
1
5% June 15
June :
29
18
June 18
22
14
Feb.
June 29
94% May
27% June 28
19
16
6
Mar.
57% Feb. 18
June 30 104
93
44% Jan. 26
17% June 11
27% June !
19
1
4
12
22
Jan.
June 18 106
June 29
88
69% Jan.
26
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
July
26
June
27
July
June
12
June !
8
11
11
13
23
13
14
12
2
14
7
11
3
Mar. 12
Jan. 11
June !
2
22
June
20
June
22
June
Jan.
Feb.
9
Apr.
Mar.
June :
Jan.
7
15
2
18
July
:
June !
July
14
Feb.
9
8
June
29
June
Jan. 29
Feb.
1
27
14
27
29% July 19
16% July 29
32% July 29
7% July 12
23% July 13
8
70
July
30% July 21
38% July 21
Feb.
1
June
Mar.
June
Mar.
2
3
24%
12%
28%
4%
17%
Jan.
65
July
25
Apr.
Feb.
June
Mar.
9
Jan. 21
35%
June
Mar. 12
Feb.
2
28
50
Mar.
July
28
13
6
Jan.
Feb.
25
12
Apr.
Jan.
12
19
24
June
Feb.
13
June
Mar. 19
Jan. 14
Mar. 16
Jan.
9
12
2
12% July
July
15% July
48
July
96 * July
99
July
34% July
7% July
184
July
122 '
July
99% July
105
July
39% July
111
July
43% July
78% July
33% July
8% July
102
July
21
July
14
July
10% July
48
6
9
24
8
31
7
13
9
31
14
30
22
31
20
6
15
9
9
25% June
2%
iH May
July
m June
40
:
Mar. 11
June :
m July
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
94% July
90
June
30
/ June
6%
138
112
85
102%
26%
106%
36%
73%
30
6%
June
June
July
31
July
Jan.
22
1
June
Feb.
July
June 24
Jan.
; May 20
Jan.
June
9
Jan.
[ Mar.
8
May
i
June
; Jan.
i Jan.
28
Jan.
26
June
Jan.
'
20
184
June
27
11
June
8%
2
I Apr. 20
June
20
2
8
18
Jan.
96
6
103
■tfv:
U
30
5 101
1 125
June
4% July 26
"
••
28
19% July
25% July
f;
1
22
15
■mmi
...
30
7
42
11*
15)4
6
8
1
Sale
53
47%
28
9
Jan.
49% Mar. 24
8
15
1
37*
Sale
26
27
21
23
5
78
1
Sale
A..1
iiH
8
12
70% Mar. 13
2% July
16% Feb.
17% Jan.
95
Mar.
2 100
July
15% Apr. 28 24% Mar.
49
Sale
Sale
95
10
June 18
8% June 17
Sale
Sale
•
1% July
45
Sale
..25
18
11
42
*
Campbell W 6c C Foundry
Canada Dry Ging Ale.
Feb.
4 121% Feb.
8
June 30 111
Mar.
6
Jan.
4
13% Feb. 27
2
81% Jan.
99% Mar. 1
4 126
96
Feb.
Jan.
6
54% July 12
46% Sale
Sale"
1
10
46
18% July 14
46% July 31
51% July 19
18
5
Callahan Zinc-Lead
Calumet 6c Hecla Cons Cop .5
"sif
24%
44% Sale
9
9%
2%
2%
Sale
.......50
c
86
43
32
Sale
5% preferred
43"
25 H
Sale
Calif Packing Corp.
36% Sale
20
Sale
Byron Jackson Co.—...—*
19%
81
5% Sale
5% Sale
Sale
29
37% Sale
16%
17%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
54
Sale
18
*
......
4,100 Carpenter Steel Co
173,100 Carriers & General Corp
6,300
12.300
65
Sale
Sale
Sale
Partic preferred........100
Sale
10% Sale
84% Sale
8% Sale
25% 27
13% Sale
29
88%
Sale
105
'23% Sale"
250 Car Clinch F 6c Ohio Ry_.100
570
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
17%
Sale
Sale
29
Sale
Sale
Sale
L03
107
7 k Sale
00%
7%
52%
Sale
25
1
600 Canada Southern Ry Co..100
900
10%
40%
42
114%
25
79
29% Sale
r2% Sale
38
Sale
88
88 k
42
Sale
23 % Sale
43% Sale
8k
10
1%
1%
Sale
100
P
82
3%
..100
1,023,700 Canadian Pacific
13,600 Cannon Mills
28,300 Capital Admin Co Ltd
33 preferred class A
2,590
86,400
75
Sale"
115
65
25
Sale
......10
ByersCo..
Sale
23
90
Sale
preferred——30
608,700 Butte Copper 6c Zinc
5
720
23%
1
24% July
13% July
111
July
22% July
103
July
41
July
112
July
11% July
87% July
18% July
20% July.
49% July
84% July
17% July
115
July
53
July
26
July
22% July
23
July
75
July
28% July
rl% July
38
July
86
July
42
July
23% July
43% July
9
July
1 % July
15%
Sale
ill*
Sale
Sale
99 X
»
111
40
Sale
18%
120
33
100
15%
8*
Sale
—*
(Bush Term BIdge—
Pref ctfs of deposit
Butler Brothers
38%
25
Sale
38%
112
112
13
Sale
90%
Sale
21%
Sale
59%
Sale
Sale
17 k
118
26
Sale
26
22% 24% 25%
100
103%
103
.16
53
Sale
Sale
25
112
Sale
36%
—
31
37
Sale
221,500 Burroughs Add Mach
*
135,000 (Bush Terminal Co
•
20,890
7% debenture.——106
12,600
8,100
64,900
11,900
11%
80%
18%
20%
49 k
84 k
17%
Sale
42% 43
106% 107
28% Sale
23%
24%
22k
..5
26,200
36 preferred——.
300,000 Bklyn-Manhattan Transit
36,400
36 preferred series A..
10
32
,11
153,600 Brooklyn 6c Queens Transit. *
6,200
16,200
28% Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
27,000 Briggs 6c Stratton
23,100 Bristol-Myers Co...
600
Sale
,
7% Sale
Sale
14% Sale
615,000 Bridgeport Brass Co.—.—
312,200 Briggs Manufacturing......
3,300
2,300
20,900
2,700
48,200
12,900
14,200
Sale
35
Sale
6% July
5% July
88% July
88
July
30
July
34% July
43
July
107
July
33% July
26% July
40% July
28% July
16% July
112% July
27% July
103% July
42
July
114% July
13
July
87% July
21% July
22% July
59% July
98% July
19
July
119% July
64
July
28% July
25% July
24% July
82
July
36% July
r2% July
43% July
88% July
45
July
25
July
46% July
11
July
2% July
Sale
6
Sale
Sale
87
90
8 0k
6%
Sale
24 %
*
52,300
40,400
Sale
Sale
85
33
.03
Sale
Beech-Nut Packing.......2i»
34,300
33,900
1,700
3,000
13%
12k
19% Sale
6%
6
34% 39%
41
7,590
Class B_.
.ittj
373,400 Borden Co (The)
15
181,800 Borg-Warner Corp.—
5
78,100 Boston 6c Maine.
.....100
33,100 (Botany Cons Mills A—50
730
11%
Sale
Sale
34 k
Sale
26 k
30
890 Blumenthal 6c Co pref
100
650,100 Boeing Airplane Co....—5
243,700
Rights
80,800 Bohn Alum 6c Brass Corp...5
5.130 Bon Ami class A......*....,*
180
Sale
10%
15%
5k
5
4)4
1
126,500
14,200
6,800
110
69 k
19
78 k
79
*
1,280 Bloomlngdale Bros.
18%
Sale
32,200
7% preferred
.......100
22,700 Bigelow-Sanford Carpet Inc *
70,700 Black & Decker Mfg Co
*
358,100 Blaw-Knox
.....—*
330
50
16
15%
107,300 Beldl n g-Hemingway
*
1,100 Beig Nat Rys part pref
365,700 Bendix Aviation Corp
5
110,200 Beneficial Indus Loan Corp.*
30,000 Best 6c Co
1,489,200 Bethlehem Steel Corp (Del).*
68,300
5% preferred....
.....20
100
33,800
8,600
2,700
156,600
6,700
3,300
2,700
4,700
17,600
19
Sale
51
50)2'Sale
580 Beech Creek RR Co.—...50
8,700
1,400
5,900
98% Sale
Sale
July
12
10% Feb.
1
88
112
15% Sale
50 k Sale
77
74 k
118H 122
130
21
28
23
9
9
13
23
19
14
28
21
22
26
21
21
7
92
53
37% Jan.
8
112
24% 25
29 % Sale
16 X
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
June 22
Jan.
July
May
86%
Sale
76
14
8
'52% Jufy"i9
Sale
09
5
w
81
22)4
24
28% Sale
preferred...........10S
..25
w
90
43
Beatrice Creamery....
35 preferred
V
Sale
Sale
73
Atlas Powder.
July
July
4% July
4% July
78% July
79
July
25% July
29% July
40% July
103
July
28% July
24% July
35% July
87
Sale
112
pref series A... 100
19
15
14
7
17
14
14
7
6
26
28
9
23
28
: 6
108
52
95
53)4
40%
.-25
Refining..
conv
18% Sale
84
100
87
112
77)4 Sale
93
97 k
50
16
105
31)2
__100
5% preferred
Atlantic
Sale
26)4
Sale
95
100
85
Sale
11
Sale
92
70
——
600
.
00
623,600 (Baldwin Locomotive Works *
350,700
Assented.—
26,700
Preferred i—...........ltd
22,600
Preferred assented.....
1,695,100 Baltimore 6c Ohio
10U
199,100
4% preferred
.....100
14,100 Bangor 6c Aroostook—....50
4,510
5% conv preferred
100
372,600 Barber Co Inc..——,.—10
r
58,100 Barker Bros-.:
—i.——
9,140
5%% preferred
50
7,900
'
120
MH
14
Ilk
16)4 Sale
48
.......
53.300
6,400
•
83
109
1,650
5% preferred.....
100
28,500 AtlasTack Corp.—.——*
146,700 Auburn Automobile
61,700 Austin, Nichols 8c Co ......*
5,660
$5 prior A.—.—...—...*
744,200 Aviation Corp (Del) The
3
170
/
98
Sale
100
...
34,700
830
100
95 >2
....100
5% preferred
Atlan Coast
10
21X
iOt'
lopflcSFe
11%
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
"
Sale
95
5% pref with warrants.. 100
5% preferred ex-warr—100
Atchison
23,700
200
220
15!
Sale
Sale
361,000 Atlas Corp
38,700
6% preferred——————50
|'
2,200
12,400
5,400
20,400
2,800
15!
Artloom
37,000
322,200
14,400
;;
15.200
478,400
,
Corp..—5
Highest
Sale Prices
76% July
97% July
49% July
19
July
22% July
28% July
109
July
15% July
50% July
69% July
119
July
11% July
15% July
5% July
34% July
6
July
Sale
Sale
103
Rights
50
45,900
25,500
1,500
1,000
91,700
8,500
1,000
61
Arnold Constable
582,100
17,700
4,800
3,500
Cork Co........*
Armstrong
2,930
43",800
Sale
Sale
126
Lowest
Sale Prices
July
24%
7% July
7%
39% July
43%
120
119% July
107% July
109%
11% July
12%
87 % July
91%
102
July
8 103
54!
July 12 63
1;
July 10
2%
12
July
2
14%
10
July
1
11%
.00
July 23 100
19
10% July
1
87
July:
6 87
120
Sale
" 134)4
7% preferred...........100
Highest
Sale Prices
20
23
A*
Sale
......5
preferred.
Lowest
Sale
Sale
100
(Del) 7% pref
$6 convertible
194,100 Associated Dry Goods..—
5,700
6% 1st preferred.......100
380
7% 2d proferred
100
6,900 Associated Investment Co..*
30,500
Ask
Armour of Illinois....
220
100
■
Sale Prices
Ask
Sale
5%
42%
M
July 31
July 1
_1937
Par
19,000 Andes Copper Mining Co—20
34,200 A P W Paper Co........
~
36,700 Archer Daniels Mid......—.
800
500
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Price
». T. STOCK EXCHAN
In
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
June
May
7
12
! Jan. 15
Jan. 11
[ Mar. 3
Jan. 14
,
Aug., 1937]
aggregate
N. Y. STOCK
sales
In
July
Jan. 1
Shares
PRICES IN JULY
.w" Price
Since
Shares
?
25,400
16,700
2,230
%
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
•<t
'(f £
•
,
j. i !•
>,-i.
'2,380
6% preferred...........10 )
120,500
Common
7,700 Checker Cab
—5
4,400
1,000
Bid
1
Chesapeake 8c Ohio.......29
Pref series A...........100
JChic A Kant III RR
i«w
4% preferred
100
^Chicago Great Western.100
4% preferred
100
Sale
Sale
18,700
280
'
.
940
13,500
6,300
40
900
46,700
1,200
9,200
470
«~5",666
1,310
640
10
2,300
4,800
400
180,860
\
2.800
230
r
22,800
600
f
35,000
800
•
74,300
234,000
10,500
1,300
13,000
14
100
„
25,000
3,500
11,700
19,500
66,000
5,800
1,520
20,600
900
19,200
26,800
6,300
13,000
2,600
8,300
26,500
900
1,700
48,500
2,200
11,800
r
£800
7,300
2,250
15,100
1,320
2,200
15,200
3,300
134,500
53,600
155
3,400
6,300
3,000
780
24,400
::
.
7,500
10,200
13,300
29,800
2,600
"
274
3154
Sale
5
Sale
tChlc Rock Isl A Pac
4% preferred
Chicago Yellow Cab
2
474
2454
Sale
Sale
45
14
26
21*4
1374
51
Sale
Sale
Sale
*
Chile Copper....25
Chrysler Corporation
-.5
City Ice A Fuel....
.....•
115
19
86
CCCAStLRyCo5% pf.100
CleveElec 111 14.50
ser
1674
1074
5274
9874
1774
8074
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
50
"1674 Sale"
34 74
100
Rights
7674 July 23
15
July 13
6674 July
8
Colgate-Palmollve-Peet Co..*
6% preferred
Collins.A Alternant
100
*
...»....
5% preferred
Colonial Beacon OP
104
4074
Sale
36
82
47
*
Colorado Fuel A Iron Corp..*
Colorado A
126"" 127""
15774
57
1974
10274
4974
10874
5874 Sale
16" "2974
25
21
4% 2d preferred........100
30
3274
1574
Sale
46
2074
100
4% 1st preferred
Columbian Carbon
124*"
56
57
2074 Sale
10354 10474
100
Southern
21
16
Sale
1574
27
119
*
11974 121
Columbia Pictures Corp vt c *
3574 Sale
12.75 conv pref
42
_.*
4274
Columbia G A El common
*
1874 Sale
6% pref series A........100 10574 10674
5%
v t
preferred..
c
2974
4174
11
82
11174 120
7674 Sale
7574
5974
10074
6474
117
106
.....100
92
98
68
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66,300
204,700
6,100
1,790
18,000
44,300
1,250
2,890
w
Conde-Nost Publlc'ns
Congoleum-Nalrn Inc
Congress Cigar..
Conn Ry A Ltg 4*4 % pref.100
Consol Aircraft Corp
1
uionnolidated Cigar.....
73.400
858,200
51,000
89,900
1.766,900
2,600
44,600
583,300
244,500
46,480
745,200
248,100
785,200
11,600
.
•
7% preferred
100
6}^% prior pref
100
674 % prior pref ex-warr.lOO
270
78,800
*
Consol Film Industrv.
1
$2 partic preferred.......*
Consol Edison Co of N Y Vnc *
$5 preferred..............*
Consol Laundries Corp....
o
Consolidated Oil Corp
$5 preferred
*
*
Consol RR of Cuba 6% pf_100
t'ionsoHdated Textile.
*
Consolidation Coal Co vtc.25
5% preferred v t c
100
Container Corp of Amerlca.20
..
Continental Bak cl A
•
Class
8%
preferred...........100
356,500 Continental Can..........20
1774
1674
Cuban American
Sugar
..10
Preferred...
22,200 Cudahy Packing
198,302
39,000
1,834,000
691,500
2,270
.1.100
Curtis
100
50
Publishing Co (The)*
Preferred
•
Curtiss Wright Corp...
Class A
1
1
...
?ushmans Sons 7% pref..100
$8 preferred
...*
23,200 Cutler-Hammer, Inc........*
29,300 Uavega Stores Corp
;._S
Conv 5% preferred
24,100
25
3,800 Dayton Pr A Lt 4)4 % pref 100
213,100 Deere A Co......
Preferred
41,600
20
51,300 3 lesel-Wemmer-GllbertCor pi 0
369,800 Delaware A Hudson
100
50
579,100 Jel Lack A Western
51,900 ^Denver RIoGr A Wes pref 100
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4874
1374
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20
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1974
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7874
79
84
9074 Sale
8074 110
8574
85
274
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17
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4474 Sale
10674 10874
974
974
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10474 106
10
1074
1074
3374
103
974
1574
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974 Sale
3674 Sale
2074 Sale
2974 Sale
374 Sale
98
102
6774
2074
4074
274
4474
2674
98.700 Continental Diamond Fibre 5
147,600 Continental Insurance..2.50
512,800 Continental Motors
___..l
555,500 Continental Oil of Del
5
101,400 Continental Steel Corp
*
22,010 Corn Exch Bank Trust Co..20
64
183,300 Corn Prod Refining
25
6874
7,000
Preferred...
100 170
521,300 Cpty, Inc .........
.....*
674
214,300 Crane: CO-................25
4974
38,932
\7% preferred
100 119
5 % conv preferred
52,800
100
32,200 Cream of Wheat ctfs.......* "3574
74,200 Crosley Radio
2674
222,800 Crown Cork A Seal
•
76
t
7,800
$2.25 conv pref w w
_..*
5474
14,400
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*
47
1,153,900 Crown Zellerbach Corp
5
1774
25,600
$5 conv pref
*
215,600 Crucible Steel of Amer
100 "5§""
Preferred
8,500
160
11874
89,000 Cuba Co (The)
*
274
vr
9,280 Cuba RR 6% preferred... 100
16
267,000
10,580
120
1874 Sale
374 Sale
6974
7074
1374
1474
37
974
38
2874
2074
274
84
26
64
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6174
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5274
1874
3674
274
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2674
157
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125
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116% Sale
102
123
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£874 Sale
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10
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1774 Sale
6974 74
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52
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100
10574
2974
2874
12974 Sale
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Sale
Sale
Sale
1274
1974
27
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1474
2074
Sale
Sale
1874 Sale
36
1774 Sale
8
108
112
4674 Sale
8674 88
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4874
4974
8274 Sale
1674
1774
43
874 Sale
45
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1
July
7
July
2474 July
174 July
354 July
1
9
2
2
1
874
274
1274
8
2774
2
474
4
10
July
2374 July
3974 July
2
July
5
July
4
July
14
July
1674 July
10
July
55
July
9474 July
1774 July
80
July
72
July
674 July
38
July
2 1274
1 27
6 41
2 74
2
2
674
6
1
16 1674
1 19
1 1174
6 5974
1 11674
31 I874
2 84
16 74
6
874
6 45
104
39
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;
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3974 Sale
1874 Sale
10674 10674
674 Sale
1974 Sale
80
69
July
8074
5774
9874
2 >4
27
20
20
9
8
21
8
7
13
8
28
13
1
6
10
7
12
13
9
8
7
9
14
22
8
31
19
21
15
28
31
1 108
July 17
9 47
July 31
28 88
July 28
28 5074 July 23
2974 July 15
21 130
July
8
174 July 12
1
159" Sale" 15674 July
Sale
1 16274 July 20
5874 5774 5874 5774 July 23 5874 July 12
Sale
18
1874 Sale
July 29 20
July
6
10274 10274 103
10274 July
7 103
July 29
Sale
49 74 July
5474 Sale
57
1
July 22
110
112
109
10774 July 10 110
July 28
42
31
39
Sale
3674 37
3274 July
1 "39"""July"l6
Sale
1674 Sale
1574 July
1
1774 July 24
19
Sale
2074
19
1774 July 21
July 12
17
17
21
1774 22
July 21
July 21
Sale
120
12274 119
July
1 12374 July 12
Sale
2974 Sale
2874 July 16 3174 July
7
4274 40
4274 42
July 26 43
July
6
Sale
11
1474 Sale
July
1
1574 July 26
Sale
91
9274 82
July
1 91
July 28
Sale
75
8174 90
July
8 80
July 23
62
Sale
Sale
59
July
1 6374 July 19
103
105
10474 10474 July 12 106
July 20
Sale
6674 Sale
6374 July
2 6774 July 19
119
105
10574 107
July 27 107
July 19
Sale
1474 Sale
1374 July
2
1574 July 28
3
Sale
Sale
274 July
1
374 July 24
56
Sale
48 A July
Sale
1
5974 July 26
14
1374 Sale
1374 July 12 14
July 22
3674 3874 Sale
3674 July
2 39
July 29
13
14
16
1274 July
15
9
July 30
14
1574
1374 July 10 14
July
9
23
Sale
Sale
26
2174 July
2
July
7
12
1274 1174 July 30 1274 July 14
1174
8274
7974 79
July 15 80
July
9
85
Sale
8574 86
July 15 86
July
6
90
85
90
86
July 22 86
July 22
Sale
374
274 July
6
374 July 10
374
Sale
10 74 July
1374 Sale
1 14
July
9
33 74 July
Sale
3874 Sale
1 41
July 24
Sale
10374 10374 10274 July 15 10374 July
7
9
Sale
Sale
874 July 31
1074 July
7
Sale
1574 Sale
1574 July
1
1674 July 12
July 22 105
w.._. 10474 10874 105
July 22
Sale
474 July
1
774 July 23
74 July 14
7? July 2
8 J4 July 26
9
Sale
Sale
1074 July
7
Sale
38
Sale
37
July 27 4274 July 14
28 74 July
Sale
3074 Sale
1
3274 July 16
Sale
2374 .2374 2074 July
1 2774 July
9
Sale
374 Sale
274 July
1
374 July
8
Sale
84
9074 92
July
1
9374 July
9
Sale 1
2074
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
1374 Sale
126
5
27?
10
61
20
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
50
Sale
50
4974
July
25
Sale
2874 Sale
25
July
130
13174 12674 12974 12574 July
% Sale
f % July
—-
12274
Sale
Sale
88
85
100
*
It 288
18 f'
July
2
1574 July
1
July
2
51
July 31
94
July
1
274 July
8
774 July
1
69
109
10074,— - 10074
97
111H——
-
Coca-Cola Co (The)........*
Class
Sale
174
2
474 Sale
374 Sale
1174 Sale
474
774 Sale
3874
37
Sale
.
25
July 13
56
;
7
774
274 Sale
1074 1174
774
974
Sale
1574 16
Sale
1774 Sale
Sale
1174 Sale
57
65
55
Sale
11674 Sale
1774 1774 Sale
84
Sale
Sale
73
63
duett, Peabody A Co
Preferred
Sale
4
Sale
*
.;
274
5
72
5174 Sale
9474
9874
274
274
:*
Sale
3 74 Sale
974
1074
2474 Sale
39
3974
6% Sale
6 74
Sale
2
Sale
1154
Chlckasha Cotton Oil.....10
ChildaCo
3
Sale
Sale
Sale
774
2474
71
374
Sale
100
100
;
69
Sale
Sale
"*274 Sale"
.100
7% proffer red
374
1174
24
241,200 Commercial Credit
...10
11,400
% conv preferred
100
184,800 Comm'l Investment Trust..*
12,000
$4.25 con
pref ser of '35..*
919,300 Commercial Solvents..
.*
2,214,400 Commonwealth A Southern *
84,400
$6 preferred
„._*
10
7,400
22,300
6,300
1,360
72,900
14,800
29,000
1,100
31
4%
67,500
1,080
257,100
67,800
5,400
568,600
11,400
144,000
4,500
1,310
88,000
10,150
7,510
V<
1,910
31,700
93,800
10,400
1,733,500
21,600
1,780
70
180
132,600
9.
5% preferred...
..100
tChlcago A North West.. 100
•Preferred..............100
Chicago Pneum Tool
S3 conv preferred......—*
n
18,000
1,900
4,800
7,100
97,100
10,800
5,800
Lowest
107
Sale
274
774
274
10
674
2474
4 Sale
Sale
94
>
5
tcmc Mil St Paul A Pacific. •
290 Cleve & Pitts RR Co
7% gtd 50
290
Special guar
%
300
20
.
57
62
52
50
8674
Sale
Sale
774
2 54
7%
Chicago Mall Order Co
pref-.*
81,000 Cleve Graphite Bronze (The) 1
'
3,500
Highest
6474 July
1
13
July
1
5274 July 27
Sale
Sale
10874 109
5774 59
,1574
w*
220
13,400
142,400
Sale
14
55
10774 Sale
6671 Sale
tCntc Indianap ft Louis pflOO
674% preferred.........100
City Investing Co...
100
120,700 City Stores...
..........5
99,000 Hark Euuipment
100
50
range since jan. 1
Lowest
Ask
74
6474 Sale
1374 Sale
53
Sale
Sale
17 h
<
56,600
Ask
71
71^
3774
8554
71,250 ChesipeakeGoro..
<
56,400 m 535,250
i 11,400
1,500
100
40,400
1,300
113,500
%
4,000
129,800
-5,400
200,500
%
100 ■7
2,620
9,800
37,200
'•')
4,500
174,400
19,800
440,900
27,400
352,500
4,200
75,000
17,200
169,100
4,300 !
6,900
4,600
176,200
4,700
101,100
4.800
95,700
6,700
20,400
5,500
44,500
8,700
182,800
60
2,270
242,400
1,856,800
8,800
98,900
1,180
10,850
120
"
July 31
Ask Bid
Bid
109x 11074
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Sale Prices
60
May 13
1174 June 18
4874 June 19
8674 Mar. 10
2374 Feb. 10
82
Feb.
10
Champion Paper A Fibre Co
270
16,300
;
July 1
1937
Par
33
Jan. 2
> -
357,900 Cerro de Pasco Gopp
*
509,300 Certain-Teed Prod—....—1
29,960
6% prior oreferred..-..100
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EXCHANGE-STOCKS
Sale
1574 Sale
474 Sale
«8
5674 Sale
1974 1974
39
Sale
5274
1874
3674
274
July
59
1
July
1
2074
July
1
3974
July
2
274
49
July
1
July
2 3174
July 30 6474
July 24 6574
July 10 158
8
July
1
July
1
5174
July
1 116%
July
1 11474
July
1
3174
July 31 2274
85
July
1
July
9 47
July
7 4074
July 16 1974
July 28 9974
July
1
7374
July 9 12974
July
1
174
July
2
1274
July
1
974
July 21 115
July
1
3874
July
1
1174
July 29 80
July
1
674
July
1 207?
Sale
44
Sale
Sale
2674
6274
Sale
6074
Sale
157
15974 156
674
774 Sale
5074
4074 Sale
11634 11674 116%
all2T4 Sale 10174
30
31
2874
19
1974 Sale
8374 Sale
7274
4674 4774 44
40
4074 39
19
Sale
1774
9474
9574 Sale
62
71
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120 j j
125
128
174
174'
154
8h
1074
1274
874
974 Sale
111
113
10974
3874 3974 z3774
1074 Sale
974
7474
7674 7474
574
674 Sale
2074 Sale
177?
6974
74
"4774 July *26 54
4774
50
73
75
7474 July 26 7774
1574
1574
1374 July
7
1674
1974 20
1974 July 26 2074
July
1 103
10274 10274 100
1 14374
13974 Sale 12974 July
2674 July
2
29
2774 Sale
1
2074
2074 1874 July
2274
3574 July
2
3674 Sale
4074
15
July
1
1574 Sale
1774
6
474 July
1
574 no
274
4874
2974
6274
6574
.
107
July 13 111
3574 Jan.
4 6374
1474 June 16 48
67
June 28
9074
5074 June 29 6874
91
Apr.
7 100
274 June 26
474
674 June 17 1374
>
2
17
3
June 28
974 June 26
Apr. 28
21
35
2
June
14
June 25
474 June 29
374 June 28
14
June 18
1574 May
1
9*4 June 17
4674 Jan. 22
94
4
Feb. 13
Mar. 6
Mar. 3
Mar. 11
Mar. 16
Mar. 17
Mar.
8
1874 Mar. 6
1274 May 19
32
Jan.
33
20
Mar. 18
Mar. 17
Mar. 4
Feb. 17
Feb.
9
41
June 24
374
1074
874
2774
2274
1574
Mar.
Feb.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
374
774
674
1974
80
17
19
8
14
29
3
Mar. 11
June 30 13574 Feb.
11
1774 June 28
2174 Feb. 18
80
92
June 25
Feb.
18
60
Feb. 16 74
July 15
674 June 21
1074 Mar. 1
3274 Apr. 27 45
July 31
98
May 21 10374 Apr.
5
10274 June 21 113
35
Jan.
Jan,
5
47
July
Apr. 23 90
Jan.
4774 Mar. 30 5074 Feb.
2374 June 28 2974 July
12574 July 21 13274 June
% June 28
174 July
122 *4 Jan.
6 17074 Apr.
5674 June 29 59
June
1774 June 17 2574 Mar.
102
June
1 10474 Jan.
4774 June 14 6274 Feb.
10774 July 10 11254 Mar.
26
Jan.
8 45
Apr.
31
June 17
5174 Feb.
15
June 28 2774 Mar.
1574 June 17 30
Jan.
1474 June 28 29
Jan.
111
May 18 12554 Apr.
2874 June 17 3974 Jan.
3874 May 18 4674 Jan.
10
June 14
2074 Jan.
86
-
80
June 28 108
75
July
5674 Apr.
8 101
8 6974
100
Mar. 15 114
6374 July
2 8074
10374 May 19 120
13
June 22
2174
2
May 19
474
46
June 23
7574
1374 July 12 1974
34
June 28 4574
1274 June 29 1974
12
June 21
2174 July
974 June
79
July
8374 Apr.
86
July
274 June
10
2
14
15
9
22
18
June 29
3174 June 14
22
26
9
19
6
13
9
12
10
5
14
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20
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8
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14
8
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12
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26
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25
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Jan.
21
13
13
11
23
Jan.
14
11
Mar. 2
Mar. 11
Mar.
5
554 Jan. 20
1854 Jan.
9
4974 Jan. 23
87
95
92
Jan.
July
May
Apr.
June
74 May
874 Jan.
31
1374 Feb.
14 1774 Apr.
9 10574 Jan.
30 1054 Jan.
13
154 Feb.
26 1374 Apr.
33
Feb. 24 5254 Apr.
2074 Jan.
4 3754 Apr.
1874 June 17 3754 Jan.
274 June 17
574 Jan.
z81
June 18 10954 Feb.
71
14
26
15
3
12
2
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874
1474
10474
474
50
20
10
1874
12
3574
2
12
19
3974
14 x25
7
6274
31
5474
6 153
6
22
40
July 23
July 27 11374
July 27 10074
2874
July 21
July 12
1874
68
July 20
July 21
4174
39
July 21
July
7
1674
July
6
9474
51
July 20
July 23 115
July 13
174
874
July 23
July 27
774
July
1 10974
July 13
3774
July
7
874
71
July
7
5
July 12
1674
July 16
7
31
July, 7
1874 Jan. 15
9974 June 15 108
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July"
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874 June 26
July
9
2474 July
2
174 June 26
374 June 17
7
Feb.
4
June 10
12
26
5
23
4
27
6
6
13
14
15
17
June
17
6974 Jan*
9
June
May
May
May
28
13
13
14
2554 Jan.
4254 Jan.
23
June
14
35 54 Mar.
374 Feb. 11
49
July 30 77
May 13 7174
Apr. 14 17174
Jan.
4
1074
June 29
July
Feb.
19
8
13
15
Jan.
Jan. 14
Mar. 16
5674 Feb.
3
May
3 121
June 17 11474
June 29 37
June 15 2854
June 29
23
Jan.
28
July
27
Jan.
16
Jan.
15
3
8
10074 Feb.
June 29
5674 Jan.
June 29
4774 Jan. 28
June 28 2574 Apr. 13
July 28 10854 Apr. 15
Jan.
4
8154 Mar. 3
May 20 135
Mar. 10
3
May 28
Jan. 11
July
2
1754 Jan.
4
June 15 145? Jan. 12
July 21 127
Jan. 11
May 21 43
Mar.
1
June 17 2054 Feb. 11
June 15 10974 Jan.
6
June 17
854 Mar. 4
May 13 2354 Mar. 6
June 28
86
Jan.
14
4774 July 26 62
6
Feb. 27
July 16
7374 May 21 9074 Mar. 10
July 19 x1274 June 17 1874 Jan. 16
19
July 19
Feb.
Apr. 29 24
5
9974 June 28 109
Jan.
July
9
5
5 14374 July 23
July 23 10474 Jan.
25*4 June 24 3154 Mar. 5
July 13
Jan.
5
July 19
1774 June 24 29
33
June 28 5854 Mar. 17
July
7
July
7
1374 June 28 2474 Mar. 8
4
June 16
July - 8
1074 Feb. 18
In
Since
July
STOCKS
Price
EXCHANGE
N. Y. STOCK
Jan. 2
Jan. 1
Par
2,800
Ask
147
Sale
"Y.OOO
7,600
2,000
4,600
21,800
;
600
900
610
4,600
17,800
3,000
67,000
6,400
I,400
3,000
;
400
200
,
200
130
31,200
2,800
670
11,600
12,300
290
14,800
10,600
19,500
23,700
10,900
219,900
12,300
7,300
6,100
1,200
4,500
18,300
400
90
2.900
900
•
1,100
13,900
16,600
6,900
1,800
30
6,200
8,900
3,600
2,100
2,340
11,600
"5,466
2,600
100
400
21:366
4,000
15,300
9,000
2,500
10.600
20", 100
1,300
13,200
32,600
1,800
600
9,900
II,000
5,290
12,200
100
5,100
110
42,300
160
1,010
640
1,435,600
87,500
49,400
54,700
84,700
131,400
179,300
12,400
1,740
31,500
8,000
6,000
r
1,100
95,400
Elec Power Ac
35
$6 preferred
155,900
57,200
70
53,400
159,800
63,700
49,920
20,430
83,200
2,000
93,400
95,800
I,830
12,100
6,700
247,600
145,500
6%
El Paso Natural
89
Endlcott-Johnson
Engineers Pub
*5.50
375$
4% 1st
100
RR Co..50
Eureka Vacuum Clean......5
Evans Products Co
5
Exchange Buffet Corp. .....*
Fairbanks Co.............25
'5
95$
....100
23
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Sale
122
Sale
44
54
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...100
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Rico.20
Traction..15
$6 preferred......
...—*
Federal Mining Ac Smelt.. 100
Preferred...
......100
Federal Motor Truck. ......*
Federal Screw Works—....♦
Federal Water Service A
♦
Federated Departm't Stores.*
>0
—
84.900 Gen
40
690
600
Amer
5
38 1st preferred..........*
5
General Cable.............*
General Bronse.....
Class
A
*
...
Preferred 7%
100
General Cigar Inc
.....*
Preferred (7)...........100
♦
1,593,600 General Electric
247,750 General Foods
569,700 General Gas & Electric cl A.*
36 conv preferred A
1.890
*
3,691,500
45,600
Sale
10
F0
5
.100
..10
General Motors Corp
12% Sale
39
Sale
10% Sale
•45$
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80
Sale
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56
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40
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154
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59
62%
119
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118 %
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51
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96
100
59
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109
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50
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625$
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26
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2
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2
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6
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2
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27
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2
5
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245$
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6
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117
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8
10
13
15
28
12
26
9
325$ June 28
44% Jan.
7
2
June 15
8
7
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365$
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9954
1354
135$
16
19
18
18
Feb.
11
1055$ June 10 1155$ Jan.
8
June 15
1754 Jan.
19
29
13
60
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May 19
July 31
Mar. 18
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16
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Feb. 19
Feb. 10
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15
23
Mar. 17
35
Mar. 17
28
80
Mar. 17
Jan.
145$ Jan.
3454
14
21
3
Mar.
254 June 30
654 Jan. 21
Jan. 28
June 23
2
Jan. 28
28
2054 Apr.
495$ May 18 71}$ Jan. 15
150
Mar. 31 21054 Jan. 14
Jan. 11
45}$ June 14 70
165$ June 28 tfiW Jan. 18
Jan.
4
885$ May 25 103
Mar. 11
665$ Jan. 27 150
3
9 129
9454 Apr.
654 June 24
55$ Jan.
3
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92% July
36
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31
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1015$ June
395$ June
3354 July
7
1035$ July 23
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2654
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9
355$ July 14
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119
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110
July 28 100
11
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55
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30% July 26
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45
485$ July
7
25
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5% July 16
155$ July 19
Jan.
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215$ Apr. 28
54
8
45$ June 28
7
135$ June 29
20
195$ June 29
20
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26 x755$ May 27
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20
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June 29
12
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87
2
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4
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14
1
Apr.
435
6 108
Mar.
2
19
25
14
4
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12
45
Jan.
9
18
19
39
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19
41
17
30 107
21
52
June 30
46
Mar. 11
Feb.
9
1
Mar.
Feb.
5
5
12
58
Feb.
8
May
Mar. 17
25
Jan.
39
Mar.
Feb.
9
1
58
Apr.
Apr.
3
5
Jan.
14
Jan.
Jan.
12
9
Jan.
13
Apr.
June 21 128
June 17 54% Feb.
June 23 135
June 16 185$
9
83
June
May 14 3254
22 117
June
June 14 73
2
48}$
July
3
Mar. 25
Jan.
4
Jan.
8
7% Mar. 3
June 14
155$ July 19
July 19 :r3954 June 21
June 14
July 14
36 %
July 19 3854 July 19
22
Apr. 26 33
July 20 2554 July 13
95
May 13 10654
July
2
July 26 101
19%
14
11
June 17
2
July 22
July
1
135$ July 28
10% May 13 15%
July
99
July 28 10554
99
July 28 1005$ July 22
101
1
62% June 30 865$
7054 July 19
Sale
63
July
19}$
1
1054 June 23
135$ July
8
1154 July
12%
July 16 153
16 137
July 21 134
134
136
July
9
2
July
6
75$ June 29 14
8%
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27
20
June 14
1
July 24
26% 2254 July
June 17
Sale
50
July 20 5454 July 26
2 118}$ July 23
Apr. 28
114
July
121
June 30
40
31
July 12
Sale
34% July
July 26 152
July
6
128
July 26 130
128
59
2
July 24
495$ June 14 64
Sale
52% July
1
36
May 13 44
38% July 24
Sale
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3
2
2}$ July 26
1% May 19
Sale
154 July
8 64
48
June
July 28 525$ July
55% 50
63
60
Mar. 22 65}
1
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Sale
6154 July
1 124
117
May
6 120}$ July
Sale
119
July
2
48% June 14 70
5754 July 21
Sale
48% July
1 122
July
1 118
July 17 113
July
11854 113
1
42% May 21 60
5454 July 16
4354 July
52
1
8% May 17 15
115$ July 16
Sale
95$ July
17
15% Apr. 28 19
July 31
Sale
15% July 21
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June 21 110
10854 10854 July 17 10854 July M7
5
1
3% July 26
354 June 23
35$ July
3%
41% May 13 65
7
Sale
4354 July 30 4854 July
June 28 117
6 1045$ July
6 .04
104% 045$ July
5
3
Apr. 26
4
2
July 27
3
July
Sale
31
June 17 48
37
2
July 27
I 3554 31% July
55
June 17 70
2
60
July 23
July
58% 57
48
June 29 88
61
July 13
July
Sale
2054 June 28 33^
2554 July
9
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Sale
38
245$ June 14 43}
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155$ July 21
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7754 July 30 88}
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205$ Jan.
245$ July
7
22
July
i Sale
805$ June 29 90
8454 July 20
805$ July
i 83
39% Apr. 30 51
4554 July
7
43% 4254 July
53
51% May 14 68
July
6
July
1 52% 52
6
4
June 14
55$ July 13
45$ July
i
Sale
8
55$ July 30
65$ July
9
55$ July
i Sale
105
July 22 116
10754 July 21
105
July
105
Sale
6
14
7
8
9254 Jan.
854 July 24
July 23
45$ July 26
35% July 21
975$ July 29
4054 July
7
45
Sale
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
Feb.
265$ Jan.
Apr. 18
58}$ June 15
8
July 22
1
44% 38% Jjily
6
100
July
110
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9% July 21
6
July
69% 58
1
Sale
275$ July
1
109
July
112
Sale
4% June 15
145$ June 14
62
7
52% July
21}$ July 26
July 22
July 16
43
454
30
24
24
93
136
65$ July
654 July
3% July
31% July
92% July
38
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Sale
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48%
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109
61
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
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94
88% Sale
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17% July
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July
July
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July
July
July
July
July
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90
126
101
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90
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24
60
15
254
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Sale
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July
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:
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1*
20
105
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July
July
5
11354
4354 Sale
....
72
Sale
16
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......
62
Sale
7554
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.........
TA
July
July
July
July
July
454 July
17 % July
66% July
63
July
3454 July
1
July
4% July
23% July
54
July
108
July
854 July
59
July
60
July
Sale
Sale
36 preferred
t*
Sale
Sale
108,200 General Public Service....
74,800 General Ry Signal.........
550
6% preferred
100
696,200 Gen Realty *r Utilities Corp. 1
36 preferred..............*
46,000
.....*
72,600 General Refractories
12,640 Gen Steel Castings 36 pref..*
III,500 Gen Theatres Equip Corp...*
18,300 Gen Time In strum Corp...."
641,400 Gillette Safety Rasor
35 conv preferred.........
14,700
438,700 Gimbel Brothers...........
36 preferred..............e
18,300
......*
177,100 Gild den Co (The)
16,600
4H% conv preferred
50
...1
283,700 Gobel (Adolf).
220,100 Goebel Brewing Co.........
350 Gold Ac Stock Teleg Co... 100
Sale
Sale
Sale
30
31%
115$
35%
9%
Sale
Sale
.._......*
480
7,500
7,000
120
32,200
4,900
8,900
35%
Sale
II,800 Gen Outdoor Advertising. A*
Common
*
114,400
36,300 General Printing Ink
...1
Preferred (6)...
172
154
Sale
158
Sale
15% Sale
21% Sale
Sale
112
Sale
11
180
155
Sale
58
5
re" "83*"
•
50,400 General Mills
4,690
6% preferred
5,400
112%
151
15954 Sale
1305$
13454 Sale
112% 112
Sale
112
10%
12% Sale
105$
Sale
8
27
4%
1454 115%
15%
56
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Transp Corp.....5
General Baking Co
79
110
854 Sale
6% Sale
45$ Sale
11% Sale
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Sale
13}4 Sale
595$
44
24}$ Sale
)5%
SO
Sale
12
Sale
18
50
23}$ 35
7
Sale
1854 50
22
Sale
14 % Sale
23
125
73
July
26
4 tM
VA
Sale
4*
255$ Sale
)7
103
6% preferred.
46%
2*54
114% 114% 120
107%
Sale
Sale
215
Sale
Federal Light Ac
2654
26
Sale
Sale
54
80
Faiardo Sug Co Porto
5854
Sale
24
12}$
13}4
18% Sale
65$ Sale
35$ Sale
Co....-.*
8% preferred
Fairbanks Morse Ac
3854
395$ Sale
9
854
Sale
4%
16% Sale
11%
24%
preferred.......100
100
4% 2d preferred
,
Sale
954 Sale
L454 Sale
.....
Erie & Pittsburgh
6,200
20
........*
ty w—....*
preferred._..—._*
preferred
36 cum
Gabriel Co (The) Class A
*
1
66,500 Galr Co Inc (Robt)
33 preferred
5,020
.........10
II,890 Gamewell Co (The).........*
I,250 Gannett Co Inc conv 36 pf..*
169,100 Gar Wood Industries Inc...3
114,700 Gen American Investors....*
36 preferred..............*
6,700
100
23.400
1,100
63,100
1,200
8,800
1,300
14,000
12.300
1
94,900
4,400
9,000
3,300
1,890
8,300
2,600
.....
$5 cony preferred
200,300
1,230
215,000
164,400
54,600
13,300
38,000
6,200
2,200
5,200
4,700
Service.
980 Franklin Simon pref......106
253,400 Freeport Sulphur Co
...10
1,110
6% conv pref
.......100
2,450 Fuller Co prior pref........*
5,800
36 2d preferred
.....*
10,400
9,000
2,000
9,100
14,800
312,100
113
L554 Sale
ri}$ Sale
17
84%
11
8954
i'Z
.......100
5% preferred
Sale
3654
34
Sale
Sale
27
59 %
1954
1954
Sale
3454
Sale
3
50
Gas Co
18,900
6% preferred series A
.100
69,800 First National Stores. ......*
287,400 Fllntkote Co (The)
♦
*
19,600 Florence Stove Co....
5,200 Flora helm Shoe (The) cl A..*
167,100 tFollansbee Bros
.....*
10
52,300 Food Machinery Corp..
8,070
4%% conv preferred....100
.....10
179,400 Foeter^ Wheeler
3,580
7% conv preferred......._*
61,700 Francisco Sugar Co
......*
20
720
Corp.......*
preferred
50
16
1554
2254 Sale
85%
82
Sale
Sale
Highest
110% June 15 146% Jan.
7
95$ Apr.
9 22
May 19
20
June 17
30
May 13
6254 July "20
59% June 29 76% Feb. 17
28
26
June 29
July
2
36 % Feb.
2
35}$ July
8
335$ July 30 40% Feb.
4
18
July
6 xl4% June 14 23
Apr. 10
235$ July 28
Mar. 17
2054 Apr. 28 29
80
June 16
88}$ July
9
96
Mar.
9
June 28
205$ July 20
25
Feb.
9
June 21
3654 July 20
4154 Jan. 25
June 15
395$ July 23
4654 Feb. 17
41}$ July 13
May 13
51
Jan. 28
954 July
6
July 26
125$ Mar. 8
61}$ July 12
475$ May 17 7754 Jan. 25
4354 July 13 11554 July 27 14354 July 13
4954 July 15
55
Jan. 16
455$ Apr. 29
285$ July
7
June 22
3954 Jan.
7
54 July 26
June 25
15$ Jan.
5
June 29
154 July 30
35$ Feb. 19
554 July 22
June 29
85$ Jan. 16
June
15% July
8
2
175$ Jan. 19
145$ July 26
May 28 122
Jan. 19
6454 July 21 148}$ Apr. 28 1805$ Jan. 18
3454 July 31 13054 June 29 1355$ Feb. 19
135$ July
1 11054 June 16 115}$ Jan. 22
135$ July 14
Mar.
5
954 June 17 17
8154 July 20 151
Apr. 29 18154 July 20
58
July 22 150
Apr.
2 163
Jan. 11
365$ July 26
295$ June 15 37% Feb. 11
1354 July 12
16
Mar. 17
1054 June 17
39% July 22
3454 Apr. 28 45}$ Feb. 11
115$ July
9
Feb. 23
954 Apr. 14 16
59}$ July
26 % July
33% July
15
July
21% July
85% July
1954 July
34% July
35
July
39% July
854 July
56
July
11554 July
47% July
6154
33%
Highest
17 11854 July 26
9 1954 July 13
35
Sale
32}$
34
Sale
tEIk Horn Coal
6054
27
Sale
Sale
159,600
34,900
16,200
4)4% preferred....
100
77,100 Fidelity Phenlx Fire Ins.2.50
;
110 Fllene's (Wm) Sons Co—..._*
223,800 Firestone Tire Ac Rubber—10
4,400
1,340
80
...*
Equitable Office Bldg
379,000 Erie Railroad
1,800
64,000
199,200
25,550
3^,400
...—.—*
....
*
$7 preferred
Elec Storage Battery
205$
60
Sale
Sale
84
Light..—....*
I4 '
Sale
.
2,200
Lowest
Sale Prices
July
16% July
20
19
SH
Highest
Sale Prices
1155$ 115% 112
115
It*
.......—
Ask
Ask Bid
Bid
109
190 144
20,000 Detroit Edison
14
12
4,680 Detroit 8c Mackinac Ry Co 100
15}$
21 \
25
1,150
5% non cum pref..
100
61
Sale
*
14,200 DevoeAc Reynolds A
27
57,100 Diamond Match—
31H 33}$
3254
Participating 0% Pref—25
39%
40
12,400
1554
16,100 Diamond T Motor Car Co...2
21%
315,500 Distil Corp-Seagrams Ltd...*
2654 Sale"
86%
16,500
^354
5% pref with warrants. 100
94%
18%
18,300 Dixie-Vortex Co
*
20}$
21}|
2,040
Class A
41H
47,550 Doehler Die Casting Co.....*
395$
216,900 Dome Mines Ltd
......* ~49% Sale"
11
28,900 Dominion 8 to res Ltd.......*
11}$
70 54 Sale
646,040 Douglas Aircraft Co Inc....*
6,600 Dow Chemical Co
*
9,200 Dresser (S R) Mfg cony cl A..*
Class B
♦
21,200
17,400 tDuluth South Sh Ac Ati.100
1X4.
28,200
6% preferred
—100
8%
32,400 Dunhill International......1
14%
10,800 Duplan Silk...............*
111
350
8% preferred
100
153
Sale
256,700 Du Pont de Nem 8c Co (El).20
130}$
Sale
14,900
6% non-voting deben
100
113
114
2,780 Duquesne Light 5% 1st pf.100
10
Sale
211,500 Eastern Rolling Mills.
5
17254
Sale
74,800 Eastman Kodak Co. of N. J-*
152
2,560
1625$
6% preferred
..100
315$
Sale
114,200 Baton Mfg. Co..............4
11%
Sale
247,100 Kltlngon Schlld
— *
86%
Sale
312,800 Electric Auto Lite (The).-.5
Sale
526,300 Electric Boat..............3
Elec Ac Musical Ind—
Sale
350,200
American shares..........
—
410
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Bid
Lowest
Sale Prices
Jury 31
July 1
1937
Sharer
Shares
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
PRICES IN JULY
SALES
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..
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK
34
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Jan.
16
Jan.
28
Feb.
1
Mar.
9
5
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
17
14
Feb.
4
Feb.
11
Mar.
4
Mar.
4
Mar. 31
Jan.
23
13
Jan.
21
Feb.
Jan.
9
18
29
18
Feb.
Feb.
11
Feb.
2
Jan.
9
Feb.
1
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar. 20
Jan. 19
Jan.
13
Feb.
4
Jan.
22
20
,
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1
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
7
4
Jan.
6
Jan.
25
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11
Feb.
1
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Mar.
9
Mar.
9
28
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18
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Feb. 19
Feb.
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AGGREGATE
In
N. T. STOCK
SALES
Since
July
Share*
71,800
3,200
145,400
7,300
3.700
Bid
761,200 Goodrich (B F)
*
45,700
$5 preferred..............*
Goodyear T He
230
32 34
Sale
Sale
*
Sale
Sale
1,156,900 Graham-Paige
R.
Ask
96,700
IS preferred..............*
84,500 Gotham Silk Hosiery......*
1,890
Preferred...
.......100
115,400
Motors
1
1134 Sale
93
9634
3 34 Sale
July 31
12,100
2,500
1,800
3,800
10,700
24,300
68,300
8,200
V
-
377.700
144,600
73,700
78.400
60,200
402,800
862,600
89,100
2,140
$3 conv preferred series—*
Granite City Steel...
...•
Grant (WT)
*
Great Northern Ir ore prop.*
Great Northern pref.....l0o
Great West Sug......... ..*
Preferred..
100
190 Green Bay 8c Western RR.100
520
10
16,400
Green (H L) Co............I
700 Greene Cananea Cooper..100
30
132,100
750,200 Greyhound Corp (The).....*
30,200
5%% preferred
.....10
87,700 Guantanamo Sugar........*
3,340
8% preferred...........100
23,200 Gulf Mobile Ac Northern.. 100
21,100
6% preferred...........100
1,700
5,200
120
1,500
1,400
500
6,100
370
6% Sale
434 Sale
21
23
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47 34 Sale
20
Sale
4234 Sale
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42
145
...
137,300
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Smelting & Power Ltd....5
Grand Union Co trust ctfs.-l
52
6234
34
Sale
73 M
80
1434 Sale
"3% ""334
51X
56
122
13
5134
53
Hackensack Water...... ...25
3534
3734
3,540
Preferred A
...25
170,000 Hall Printing
..10
*
34,200 Hamilton Watch........
2,280
Zioo
6% preferred
3,610 Hanna (M A) Co $5 pref. ....*
.........
6,900
7,500
14
3934 Sale
78
7934
3834 Sale
115
Sale
834 Sale
37% July
300
490
,
5,100
64,300
3*256
Hat Corp class A
...
....i
1,520
.100
634 % preferred w w
189,200 Hayes Body Corp........ ...2
19,400 Hazel-Atlas Co.......... ...25
*
412,500 Hecker Prod
Corp v t c..
3,400 Helme (G W)
Z~-25
6,700
2,400
18,100
400
20
630
7% preferred.......... .100
3,500
56,800
Hercules
1.800
16,500
Hercules Powder.........--*
220
1,100
900
600
i.
Motors....
800
Hinde & Dauch Paper Co..10
60,200 Holland Furnace
6,450
$5 conv preferred-........*
133,100 Hollander (A) fc Son.......
112,400 Holly Sugar Corp.......
*
350
7% preferred.........-.100
33,200 Homestake Mining..... 12.50
11,100 Houdaille-Hershey cl A ....*
5,900
1,040
6,300
4,900
100
22,800
700
20,300
180,000
Class
B
1,200
22,500
5% preferred
1,178.200
........-*
167
140
v
24
129
63
130
152
132
6534
11234
108
35,900
644,000 Illinois Central..........100
1,100
17,100
4% pref aeries A.......100
3,300
Leased line 4%
....100
12,730
RR sec stock ctfs ser A1000
117,500 Indian Refining
.....10
332,100 Industrial Rayon Corp....
24,600 Ingersoll-Rand
310
610
4,800
15,400
2.300
...
10
870
6% preferred...........100
140,000 Inland Steel..
...•
722,500
Rights
15,600
W.GOO
Sale
12034 12134
2334 Sale
4234 Sale
'4134 "42"
Sale
4,700
109,800
31,900
A 2,200
5,300
64,500
3,100
87,900
11,200
1,357,400
434
1,370,400
2334 Sale
47
68
71
1534 Sale
1334
1334
3734 Sale
134
117
160
630
1,000
2,600
3,700
,
400
166,000
36,400
Sale
Sale
13534
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
9
..*
2,130
Voting trust certificates.
10.800
5% preferred
........100
12,700 International Salt.........*
24,600 International Shoe.....
54,100 International Silver
106
5,415
7% preferred
.....100
12,900
2,300
16,100
Jewel Tea
Sale
84
1,750
4,500
■
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126
14,135 lones 8c Laugh Steel pref. 106
27,900 Kalamazoo Stove & Furn ColO
128
44
30
■
590 Kansas City Lt 1st pf Ser B *
139,100 Kansas City Southern.... 100
21,300
4% preferred...........100
23,900 Kaufman Dept Stores..S12.50
25,900 Kayser(J) 8c Co
5
380 Keith-Albee Orpheum pf.101
900
10
,
7,400
Kelsey Hayes Wheel78,800
Convertible class A.......1
7,700
75,800
90
124,600
1.379,000
\
ser
A..
Kenoecott
Copper
173,900 Keystone Steel 8c Wire Co..*
5,600
2,800
33,500 Klmbarly-Clark...
82,900 Kinney (G R)—.....—...1
28,160
8% preferred
...r
610
65 prior preferred
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1
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2
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July 15
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June 24
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4
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2
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8
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2
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June 14
June 17
June 15
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July
6
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July 24
July 12
July 29
2
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1
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6
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1
July
1
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2
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1
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1
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27
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110
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1834
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13
29
28
29
27
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6134 July 27
9334 July 23
1634 July 12
83
July 20
3
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'
9
July 29
1634 July
7
4
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58
Sale Prices
29 8734
4 4734
14 141
18 1334
Jan.
12
9
30
19
26
14
21
7
10
9
19
22
14
10
27
27
20
10
2334 July 23
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7
62
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1
17
1434 July
1
13
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2
3534 July
2 132
12534 July
143
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1 119
107
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41
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3
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9334
534
2 11734
1
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19 155
2 3134
July
6034 Sale
1434 Sale
42
116
5,200
2,600
2,700
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153
15634 164
128
13334 130
5734 Sale
5734
10334 Sale 10234
33
3334 3234
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15034 Sale
100
....
40
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Sale
88
Sale
Sale
Sale
20
Sale
1
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1034 July "~1
91
July 27
434 July
1
July
July
July
July
July
61
7734 June
2734 Jan.
May
734 May
81
July
108
Apr.
Sale
10234
Sale
1134
10534 9934
15434 153
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25
2234 Sale
46
23
$6 preferred..............1
114,000 lohns-Manvllle
3,280
Preferred.
370
1434 Sale
334 Sale
Sale
28
...
Island Creek Coal—..
Sale
Sale
IN
44,700
500
20
9434
Sale
136
Sale
Sale
Sale
191
Sale
160
Sale
Internet Tel 8c Tel........*
163,300 I nterstate Dept Stores.
2,100
Preferred.............. IK
31,400 Intertype Corp...........
1,600
3,100
12
47 X
1,499,000
320
135
Sale
Internet Nickel of Canada.
.
July
6 30
July
July
6 34
July
1334 July 15 15
July
Sale
2734 July
2 31
July
Sale
103
July 23 105
July
102
99
July
2 10134 July
4434 42
July
1 4634 July
Sale
Internet Hydro-Blec Sys A.25
Int Rys of Cent Amer
Sale
Sale
Sale
28 36
21 138
9 60
1 3334
16 80
1
1634
31
11
12
3
22 50
6 12
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Sale Prices
31
Jan.
4
June
Agricultural......*
Preferred
136
135
......
608,100
7,450
7
4634
5,200
Preferred
100
321.900 Internet Paper Ac Power cl A *
228,800
Class B
801,400
Class C
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10,500
29,900
27,500
2,150
3
1834 Sale
263,400 Internet Mercan Marine....*
332,200 Int Mining Corp
..1
300
74
1231
...
127,100
5934 Sale
93
9034
1434 Sale
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104,500
Prior preferred
.....100
34,100 Int Business Machines
373,000 internet Harvester.......
*
18,000
7% preferred
100
1,022,000
33
40
40
2334
5234
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
30
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42
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38
10134 Sale
10434 106
10134
2334
2434 2334 Sale
2334
2934 Sale
3234 3234 2934
111
11034
11034
4934 Sale
4834 Sale" 4734
37
3234
3734 35
3534
19
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2234 Sale
19
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Interlake Iron.............*
587,8001Internal
13,800
If
6834 Sale
64,400 Inauranshares Ctfs Inc
...1
91,800 tlnterboro Rap Tran Ttc 100
35,300 d Interchemical Corp
2,830
6% preferred
.100
209,600 Intercontinental Rubber...*
110
62
10234 104
30
49 34
940,900 Inspiration Cons Copper..20
11,300
9,000
1,000
5734
July
334 July
28
34
25
144
t c.25
258,600
Howe Sound Co—.......-b
56,800 Hudson 8c Manhattan
100
15,900
5% preferred...........100
558,300 Hudson Motor Car.........*
134.100 Hupp Motor Car Corp.....
30
10
20
Sale
Sale
155
14834 158
......100
Houston OH of Texas
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July,
July
2?54
164
2434
Common stock
6,600
„
July
July
July
July
July
July
31
101
Sale
6
Household Finance-
1,200
83,900
18,500
6,000
1,000
30,700
52,100
30
125
107
16 34
10834
3434 Sale
1,830
6% preferred
.......100
10,500 Hershey Chocolate.........*
10,400
$4 conv preferred....—
834
§34
234
3
1734 Sale
33
Sale
35
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1934 Sale
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135
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5034
60
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1434 Sale
1034
11
234 Sale
31
44
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1034
40
4434
110
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July
,
10034 101J4
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:i6o 12834 130
6% preferred—
42.600
330
Sale
Harbison Walker Refrac.
310
-
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106
14
1
41% July
80
July
8
4234 July 26
114
July
126
July 23
834 July
1
10
July
9
81
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334 July
1
434 July 12
334 Sale
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14
79
83
81
Highest
Sale Prices
3734 July
1434 Sale
2734
2734
10434 Sale
98
99
42
Sale
130
13734
1034 Sale
9334 Sale
434 Sale
101
10234
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Lowest
Sale Prices
Ask
Bid
Granby Consol Mining
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RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
I
July 1
1937
Par
1,737,200
35
Price
Jan. 2
Jan. 1
Shaw
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July 10
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Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
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15
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17
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36
range since jan. 1
prices in july
sales
aggregate
STOCKS
N. T. STOCK
Since
Price
Jan. 2
EXCHANGE
..
-
Kresge (S S) Co
130 9*
32,800
A*
IP
Sale
Sale
399*
160
Sale
Sale
16 5*
82,700 Liquid Carbonic...........*
New
J......_.-*
5,700
510,900 Loew's Incorporated
$6.50 preferred.....——.*
6,600
531,000 Loft Incorporated.
Sale
107
29*
Sale
Sale
232,600 Lone Star Cement Corp.—..*
315,700 umg Bell Lumber A
2b
31,600 Loose-Wiles Biscuit
5% preferred
.....100
I,430
10
300,500 Lorlllard (P) common
Preferred
100
5,210
•
59,000 Louisville Gas Ac Blec A
100
50,000 Louisville Ac Nashville
43}*
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
369,100 Ludlum Steel..............1
9,500 MacAndrews At Forbes Go—10
310
6% preferred
—-*
220,300 Mack Truck Inc............*
*
180,900 Macy (R H) Co, Ine
*
37,600 Madison Square Garden
44
55
7
531,900
95,800
125,000
46,600
14}*
30
143*
24}*
19
3}*
Sale
Sale
$3 preferred ww
6,400
$3 preferred
160
48,800
212,600
5,400
39,100
47,800
174,300
69,600
622,500
0 34,800
118,500
50
110
Sale
Sale
ex-warrants..*
.........
"
$6 1st preferred
910
■
-
•
tMcCrory Stores new com .1
6% conv preferred....
100
McGraw Electric Co.....—-A
McGraw Hill Pub Co
._.*
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines..5
McCall
Corp
890
conv
.j
18
85
90
50
18
Sale
34
Sale
36}
13}
Sale
44
Sale
Mollne Pow Implem—*
*
St Paul At S S M....IO11
19,800
II,400 Minn
7% preferred—....
100
10,100
4% leased lines
.....100
8,510
*
98,300 Mission Corp
236,500 Mo Kan-Texas
5% preferred series A... 100
335,600
...100
95,500 {Missouri Pacific
Convertible preferred.. 100
257,800
20
141,610 Mohawk Carpet Mills
78,000 Monsanto Chemical Wks—10
..*
1,251,600 Montgomery Ward At Co
•
9,700 Morrell (J) Ac Co
.......
3,790
975,400
.
50
Mother Lode Coalition.....*
•
129,900 Motor Products
...........5
124,390 Motor Wheel..
...1
28,400 Mueller Brass Co
94,300 vtuiltns Mfg Corp Class B...1
New.—.
i.1
<4,700
Sale
73"*
Sale
Sale
11
Sale
955*
Sale
38 K
40"
Sale
28
Sale
Sale
30}* Sale
395* Sale
Sale
655* Sale
19}* Sale
Sale
Sale
39
59}*
17}*
122
11*
94
Sale
35}*
3}|
5
Sale
3
si*
97
565*
42}*
32
Sale
Sale
97
96
Sale
117
112
118
14
Sale
1023* 105
1}*
ih
15*
3H
25* Sale
2
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■
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Sale
Sale
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Sale
Sale
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98}*
Sale
Sale
y
33}*
Sale
42
Sale
Sale
Sale"
I
285*
29}*
5% preferred
100
Murray Corp of America..lt
Myers (F E) Ac Bros..—...—*
065* 108
17}* Sale
60
61}*
Nash-Kelvtnator Corp.—_5
I
40.
35 Vs
101
1033*
Sale
Sale
29
Sale
73}* Sale
Far footnotes see page
98~
40
19
14 H
32
162J*
41
Sale
Sale
Sale
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33
Sale
100 H 102}*
31H Sale
Sale
105}*
I Sale
62
; Sale
31
I Sale
!2vs
1
35}* July
July
59
July
17 }* July
27}* July
345* July
109}* July
96
July
99
July
112
July
30
118
Sale
Sale
[ Sale
95 y8
33}*
Sale
Sale
62
July*
17
July
July
32
183* July
12}* July
23
July
1493* July
25 m July
953* July
325* July
1
51
Feb.
Feb.
6 203
28
1
1
245* Mar. 17
3 9* Jan. 18
June 29
18}* Jan.
Jan.
4
July
29
Jan.
4
July
June
May
June
28 M June
1055* July
June
20
18
10
11
9
16
2
26
4
28
13
6
15
14
Mar.
3
53;
26!
853
28 110
22
3 }*
14 753*
17
105*
17 433*
22 110
26 285*
16 1475*
_
July
July
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
May
Feb.
Jan.
.
26
30
23
2
11
26
8
12
8
20
285* Jan. 13
July
19}* June 17
82}* July
2
29}* Jan,
4
128
Mar. 17
99
415* Mar. 11
Feb.
4
36
30}* May
29
July 29 132}* Feb.
405* June 22 62}* Mar.
44
June 17 58}* Mar.
10}* June 10 155* Jan.
Mar.
42
June 23 63
7h Jan.
35* May 17
7
Mar.
4}* May 14
June 28
14
Jan.
30
11
9
8
8
20
10
12
30
11
6
14
June 24
13}* July 12
15}* June 14
21}* Apr.
is*
Jan.
39
Jan.
11
14
15
183* June 22
33* June 17
95* June 29
Jan.
20
Feb.
3
17
24
16}*
295*
65*
14}*
3}*
30
20
1
39
Jan. 21
Jan. 20
Mar. 27
6}* June
June
June
July
June
39
July
18}* Jan.
19}* June
15*
103*
19}*
25*
31
31
7
8
Feb.
Feb. 13
6}
22
Mar. 29
4
51
30
Mar.
4
16
29
Apr. 30
19
Mar. 10
May 14
13
Mar. 10
48}* June 28
74
Feb.
325* June 30
415* Jan.
8
Jan.
25
7
May 17 165
1
66
42
June 12
June 23
3 45
June
8 111
97
July
21
July 31 36
145* May 20 24}*
84
June 23 106}*
405* Jan. 12 54 }*
8
7
7
23
16}*
325*
31}*
125*
425*
12}*
11
13
13
Jan.
22
28}*
June 21
May 10
May 11
6
Jan.
1
July
June
42 H
42 H
16}*
47
H
19
1
Jan.
2
Feb. 11
Mar. 2
Mar. 12
Jan. 19
Jan. 14
Mar. 24
Mar. 17
Jan. 12
Jan.
8
,
June 21 112}* Jan. 14
25
June 17 345* Apr. 19
Feb. 16
93}* May 11 101
Jan. 13
86
1
67
July
Feb.
9
9}* June 29
Mar. 8
34
June 29
Jan. 16
30 41
30
July
95
n
58
145* Apr. 29
33 J* June 28
[08
June 16
June 21
94
96
May 14
4
.08
May
11
Jan.
88}* Jan.
13* June
23* July
25* June
233* June
5}* June
21
■
4
7
24
31
30
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
106
Jan.
120
Mar. 17
Mar. 10
16}*
1065*
2h
5}*
6}*
Mar. 11
June 29
May 14
July
26
Jan.
23
4
Mar.
Jan.
8
34
9!
34 i
6]
12]
Apr.
5
40;
Jan.
Mar. 17
Mar.
8
Mar. 17
Mar. 17
8
23
21
28
24
48
6
7
12
22
23
13
31
7
21
June 17
July 30 143*
June 15 995*
195* July 30 36}*
90
6
67
July
8 108}*
L02
Apr.
13
13
22
21
26
23
; July
21
July
July
7
26
| July
7
July
7
July 30
| July 20
! July 9
; July 23
85
23
July 21
Apr. 29 104
May 13 69
July 13 46
55
July 30
9* May 12
275* June 30
17}* June 14
375* June
5
2
22
124
2
3
Mar. 10
122
14
17
June 28
6
Mar.
5
Feb. 23
72}*
26}*
355*
48}*
Apr. 28
253* June 17
26
7
31
7
26
8
21
9
Jan.
Jan.
mJan.
34
35
19
13
28
30
31'
16
19
5
Mar. 15
51}* June
14
:
6
Mar.
June 17 43 J* June
145* July
6 21 5* Feb.
z40
July
2 585* Jan.
Jan.
58}* July
2 79
99* Apr.
2 155* Mar.
255* Apr. 25 28}* July
93
May 20 113}* Feb.
Jan.
94}* June 14 114
151
Jan.
May 20 175
May
£185* May 28 23 i
Feb.
59
Jan.
4 83;
Jan.
Apr. 27 61
30
6
6
7
22
21
13
1
28
26
27
20
24
30
29
July 26
29
Mar.
June 23
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
:
July
July
'July
July
July
July
July
545* July
31
July
55
July
1}* July
28
July
193* July
39}* July
25
July
13
July
87}* July
195* July
67
July
1053* July
103* July
14
14
Jan.
Mar. 11
Jan.
July
July
94
July
1H July
23* July
25* July
12
3%
56
34
July
26
July
94
July
67
July
95* July
25 L
61
;
July
July
July
cw
Sale
66}-
27
...
24}*
33*
75*
35
Sale
Sale
July
July
July
July
14
Jan.
13
27
Jan.
July 27
147}* July 26
64
July
10 5* July
363* July
Sale
Sale
Munslngwear
7,680 Nash Chatt Ac St Louis...100
..1
209,200 National A cms
88,200 National Aviation Corp....10
National Biscuit.......... 10
483,400
7% preferred
100
5,900
57,100 Nat Bond At Investment Co.*
5% pref series A w w
100
5,700
•
248,300 Nat Cash Register..
7
43 J'
22}* Sale
July
23
Jan.
June 30
20
29
22
20
7
29
29
29
29
26
12
23
24
8
13
7
20
27
28
6
30
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
JUly
July
July
6 100
31
July
July
97
76}* July
11}* July
40}* July
July
32
July
66
195* July
325* July
415* July
July
115
98}* July
1175* July
2
16
4
Jan.
38
28
Sale
Murphy Co (G C )—.—.....*
1,214,000
1
*
Sale
Sale
'
..
-$7 conv preferred
100
120
Sale
65
...
4,820
38,300
21,630
1,770
340,100
14,700
114
Sale
Sale
25}*
39}*
29}*
41
113
Sale
Sale
295* Sale
.....
Morris Ac Essex..
28
Sale
Sale
Sale
81
82}*
115* Sale
July
July
165* July
85
96
480 Milw El Ry Ac Lt 6% pref—100 1035* 106
105}*
* 102
,31,000 Minn-Honeywell Reft Co
120
4% conv pref ser B.....100 115
2,660
-
97
21
100
Sale
pref...........100
...
July
95* July
35
July
x483*
19}* 17}*
Sale
34}*
Sale
343*
Sale
135*
45
425*
Sale
125*
995* 100
Sale
July
July
56
Sale
Sale
Co........1
Preferred...
33
145
Sale
17
Sale
..
Minn
Sale
J"
48
Sale
....
—*
207,500 Mead Corp
$6 pref series A...........*
2,710
_.*
23,900 Melville Shoe Corp
—...—...1
366,000 Mengel Co
5% conv 1st pref
—100
9,130
1,140 Merch Ac Mln Transp Co....*
.......5
89,700 Mesta Machine Co
.........-5
825,500 Miami Copper
323,900 Mid-Continent Petroleum.10
*
106,700 Midland Steel Products
8% 1st preferred—..
.100
6,700
759,400
44
275* Sale
Sale
pref..............*
McLei an Stores
3}*
85
102
415*
McKeesport Tin Plate.....10
McKesson At Robblns—.....5
$3 conv
24
Sale
365* 37
148
155
145
Sale
63}* 64
Sale
95*
36
36
35
36
37J*
Sale
102}* 105
Sale
213* Sale
Sale
7%
12
42}*
Sale
"~9H Sale
........*
95* July
15* July
July
19}* July
3}* July
39
July
233* July
20}* July
8}* July
50
July
13*
23
3-
42
July
July
103*
103*
Sale
195<
129
48
20}*
4}*
4}*
10}*
15*
Sale
163
Sale
Sale
48
:
10}*
193*
Sale
Sale
19}*
135*
27*
20
2
Alkali Works....*
Mathleson
610
12}*
Sale
Sale
preferred...........100
56,300 May Dept Stores—........10
41,600 Maytag Co (The)...........*
83,300
/
135*
37 J*
Sale
21*
19
13
1
L) Co...
6}*
19
Sale
Martin Parry Corp........
Masonlte Corp
6
16
19}*
Sale
"16"
115*
49}*
6}*
11M
475*
5}*
55*
Marshall Field At Co.——
Martin (Glenn
Sale
43
'
....
....
48
32
July
41M July
45 }* July
10}* July
43
July
45* July
53* July
16
July
July
July
July
July
129
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
27"
deposit.....100
...........
17,700 Mandel Bros
1,410 tManhat'n Ry Co. 7% gu.100
Mod 5% guar...
.100
96,000
54,500 Manhattan Shirt—.......25
1
175,100 Maracalbo OH Exolor
343,700 Marine Midland Corp.....__5
100
16,890 Market Street Ry
Preferred.
100
2,080
Prior preferred ........ 100
8,440
Second preferred
100
6,220
19,400 Marlin-Rockwell Corp. (Del.) 1
1
"
Sale
45
Sale
Sale
Sale
......100
7% preferred....
Pref ctfs of
220
44}*
129
July
July
July
513* July
1154 July
49}* July
63* July
6
July
21}* July
19
July
13}* July
28
July
12
July
205* July
45* July
103* July
15* July
12
July
243* July
33* July
42 H July
275* July
243* July
10
July
57
July
305* July
32}*
31}*
315*
131
Sale
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
205* June 29 295*
8}* May 18 153*
May 11 147
31}* June 28 47}*
18
June 14 24;
15}* June 15 27;
23}* June
3 41
183* June 30 24
12
July
8 175*
105
355*
Sale
35
335*
131}*
52,000 Magma Copper..........-.10
100
33,700 tManati Su$ar
Certificates of deposit..100
1,500
13,350
115
gg
.....—*
Link Belt Co
Highest
Sale Prices
11
140
132
34}* 36
Sale
.
183,400 Kroger Grocery 8c Oak
.....100
2,940 Laclede Gas Light
2,720
5% preferred
.......100
186,800 Lambert Co (The)..........*
7,100 Lane Bryant
..-5
189,000 Lee Rubber Ac Tire
79,700 Lehigh Portland Cement..25
2,140
4% cony preferred......100
50
372,300 Lehigh Valley
190,800 Lehigh Valley Coal.........*
,86,810
6% conv preferred.......50
*
40,800 i.ehtnan Corn 11 he)
38,700 Lehn Ac Flnlc Products Corp.5
..*
39,200 Lerner Stores Corp
209,800 Llbbey-Owens Ford Glass...*
*
309,300 Libby McNeill Ac Llbby
-.5
18,700 Life Savers Corp
14,100 Liggett Ac Myers Tob com._25
Series B
25
127,400
Preferred.........—.—100
6,900
...*
23,300 Lily Tulip Cup Corp
*
149,000 Lima Locomotive Works
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sale
10}*
10
12
Kreige Dept Stores.........
Highest
Sale Prices
205* July
1 245* July 28
10}* July 23 11}* July 20
July
9 1373* July 20
125
July 27
z33
July 19 36
34
22
July 15
20
July
"
Sale
21}* July 26
155* July
18}*
16
33}* July
28
July
28}* 33
28
20}* July
183* July
19}* Sale
Sale
July
12
July
8 14
103* j'3.*
145*
235* July 31 265* July
Sale
235*
Sale
36
July
323* July
~
343* 35 ;
Sale
170
179
163* July
14
July
Sale
is"'
Sale
2 }* July
Sale
1}* July
2
Sale
>
10}* July
93* July
105* Sale
Sale
42}* July
39
July
40 >* Sale
Sale
15}* July
145* July
15
145*
Sale
44
July
July
41}* Sale x40
Sale
68
July
583* July
66 H Sale
Sale
135* July
12
July
Sale
Sale
283* July
Sale
263* July
Sale
99}* July
96
July
99}* 103
Sale
1023* July
963* July
Sale
101}* 103
1595* July
1603* 1563* July
160
161
21}* July
20}* July
20}* 20}* 21
68
July
60
July
Sale
68
60
60
July
53}* July
Sale
53}* 60
52}* July
48
July
Sale
26}* Jply
5}* July
26"" Sale
85
July
76
July
84}* Sale
Sale
107
July
xl05 July
Sale
105}* 106
2}* July
Sale
15* July
2}*
Sale
575* July
52}* July
545* Sale
Sale
8
July 27
55* July
73*
Sale
7}*
31}* July 12
28}* July
Sale
28}* Sale
xl075*July 13
1063* 1055* July
106
1075*
22}* July
9
Sale
2054 July
21
Sale
135 K July 27
128
July
139
Sale 135
22 }* July 26
195* July
215*
21
Sale
895* July 20
863* 82}* July
85
85
36
July 19
Sale
31}* July
Sale
.........10
1
8% preferred—
...100
480
13,900 Kress (S H) Ac Co new.. —*
195,100
17,700
Ask
Ask Bid
24
Sale
Ask
Par
Shares '
Lowest
Sale Prices
July 31
July 1
1937
Jan. 1
23
20
Mar. 10
Feb. 17
18
3}* Feb. 26
38 H Jan. 15
66}* Jan.
Feb. 13
Mar. 15
395* Mar. 20
26
51 "
13
80
July
21
Mar. 19
Feb.
11
Mar. 13
Jan. 26
23
205* Feb. 11
Mar. 1
71
16}* June 17
245* Jan. 28
10}* June 28
585* Jan.,
June 29 H"
175* June 29 24
11m May 18 185*
23
July 15 335*
1485* Apr. 10 167
339*
1
253* July
935* June 24 103}*
385*
295* Jan.
30
,
Mar. 11
Mar.
9
Jan. 21
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
2
18
13
Feb.
3
Feb.
25
Aug., 1937]
N. Y. STOCK
SALES
AGGREGATE
310
.
i
v
130
9,600
2,020
; 198,600
34,200
28,300
Par
561,900
2,020
3,180
89,100
,
f
35,200
1,100
.
.
50,660
686,000
14,100
89,000
337,400
1
4,600
Nat Dairy Prod
2,600
38,400
53,700
3,500
5,000
10,100
2,200
1,200
82,300
685,500
9,400
48,500
322,200
76,100
17,600
72,700
76,400
14,700
14,600
160
ipv 1.224
66,600
'
700
270
*
Corp
7% preferred class a....100
7% preferred class b
100
National Dept Stores
Nat Enamel At Stamp
*
Nat Gypsum Co...—...—1
National Lead
.........10
7% preferred a.....——100
6% preferred b__
...100
Nat Mall Ac St Cast's Co
*
Nat Power 9c Light——
*
Nat Rys of Mex las
pref...""1
5% 2d preferred-.......100
National
Steel.....—....- 25
National Supply ef Del... 10
Preferred .......——101)
_
National
Tea Co..
Natomas Co
4,760
;
3,170
2,000
2,500
530
127,600
3,000
52,100
1,300
40
4,900
70
84,500
65,500
98,900
27,600
140
3,000
26,200
260
47,700
120
1,800
2,700
140
1,328,600
257,000
142,600
432,100
860
56,100
184,400
1,340
842,400
2,110
30,900
15,900
720
,
,
;i
17,810
40
14,000
93,300
1,300
5,000
1,090
4,400
130
281,000
1,800
16,400
3,100
41,500
5,600
5,500
6,500
61,600
16,900
24,600
4,300
19,700
2,600
9,600
2,300
: 2,800
52,100
400
40
10,600
300
100
.200
300
500
12,300
9,900
43,600
3,000
600
850
800
8,600
35,300
400
10
97,500
800
280
2,100
2,700
21,100
239,300
117,500
66,300
4,550
1,030
(The)
Oliver Farm Equipment....*
Oppenhelm Collins Ac Co.
Otis Elevator............
6% preferred........... 100
Otis Steel
......
7% prior preferred.....100
$5.50 conv 1st pref...
*
Amer Fisheries Inc..5
..........
10
First preferred.......—..*
2d preferred
*
....
Pacific Finance Corp (Cafy.10
Klec
...i»
Corp..
*
♦
Pacific Teleph Ac Telegr..100
6% preferred
.....100
Pet Milk
Philadelphia Co pref 4%..50
$6 preferred—..
.....*
{Phila Rapid Transit Co
50
7% preferred
—50
Phlla Ac Reading c At i
Philip Morris At Co
99
23*
23754
104
106
104
Sale
28
Sale
2254
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55
Sale
523*
ijk
99
Sale
11
973*
5554
185* Sale
100% .^..,
14%
15
365* Sale
134
17
135
Sale
118;
78
81
70
•
10
Sale
08%
102%
21% Sale
115* si 12
25%
285*
225* Sale
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32%
35%
51%
41%
150%
154
149
Sale
36
Sale
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18
Sale
63
785*
993*
00%
09%
295* Sale
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30
10% Sale
*
66
Sale
575*
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98
101
3
109
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23%
50%
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134
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23
88% Sale
17% Sale
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18
14%
2%
95
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63%
99%
18% Sale
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17% Sale
27
28
2
90
4% Sale
36% Sale
23% Sale
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3
63
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67%
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54
1165
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40
42
86%
3%
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6
40
24
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45 <•'
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111% 116
44%
6%
26
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305*
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54
07% 1005*
6% Sale
12
13%
2% Sale
26
39
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2654
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35*
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77
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8
25
v
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71
32
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22
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44
80
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87
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15
12
14
72
84
69
87%
51% Sale
c,
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545* ,Sale
5%
7
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45
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15%
28%
20%
49
15%
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131
173*
24%
43*
363*
23 %
3
63 3*
if
163*
283*
6
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
3554 July
47}* July
112
16
1
44
7 1313*
1
203*
9 128
6
2
12
1
6
24
1
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2
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15
1
1
2
-1
2
6
19
2
8
1
1
1
28
1
1
2
1
1
80
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Sale
54
17
285*
15
1
2
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1
1
2
1
July
July
15
754 July
3054 July
72
July
20
2
29
6
7
1
44
75
185* Sale
83*
503*
43
213*
705*
43*
165*
104%
7
7
54
83*
83*
13*
15*
913* Sale
15
135*
8%
8%
1% Sale
6
25
A4
Sale
Sale
27
37j* Sale
49
4454
116
113
51% Sale
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5
1
6
20
Sale
1
2
43}* July
20
45
1
m
Sale
76
3 hx
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
65* Sale
46% Sale
98% Sale
35*
it*
79
17% Sale
8}* Sale
633*
993*
183*
263* Feb.
1123* Feb.
15
6}* June 17
27}* Feb.
5
27
8
~
22
7
29
28
26
14
13
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31
20
31
23
6
35
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38
29
!
70
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315*
1213*
6}*
93*
16
37
50
13
100
2
943*
June 23
395*
Feb. 26 135
June 12
12}*
July 23
133*
July
2
573*
June 17
645*
Apr.
7 109
12
17
June 24
15
28
73
Apr. 28
Apr. 30
34
June 28
41
_
21
23
22
103* Jan.
12
June 17
183*
305* June 17 r44
1545* Apr. 26 171
127
July
9 150
44
June 17
613*
85* June 17 145*
5* June 15
2}*
5* June 25
1
28
87%
265*
59
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
Jan.
793* July
21
July
155* Apr.
6
July
12}* June
121
May
125
May
5* June
14
4
15
7
Apr. 22
Mar. 11
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
June
June
95
15
Mar.
July
July
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Mar. 10
Jan. 11
37
Mar. 17
415* Jan. 18
983* Feb 10
553* Mar. 17
72
Mar. 17
335* May
20
20
July
143* May
1123* Jan.
8
Mar.
July
2
19
July
173* July
83* July
44?* July
40
July
77
July
5
July
8
July
13* July
865* July
13
July 14
72
July - 8
543* July
1
6
July 30
48
July 29
153* July
2
285* July 30
19
10
July
30}* July
18
July
223* July
33 3* July
453* July
32
July
143
July
1393* July
2754 July
195* july
11 5s July
25* July
102 3* July
713* July
loo
July
235* July
165
July
213* July
27
July
53* July
393* July
27}* July
4 % July
95* July
165* July
73* July
46% July
983* July
43* July
8
July
543* July
285* July
4054 July
51
July
113
July
52}* July
June
9
14
23h June
June
14
15
205* June
26
283* June
June
26
June
22
23 1343* June
Apr.
28 133
20
205* May
9
7% June
23
10% July
June
2
8
Jan.
60
7
19
613* June
June
99
13
22
165* June
June
22 121
23 xl5% June
2
243* Tuly
12
May
21
363* june
June
23
23
8
25* June
30
63* May
16
143* Feb.
8
35* Jan.
28
May
June
28
June
12
June
10
20
433* July
22
.Tan.
21
June
7
June
19
28 112;
July
26
43% June
fsH
if*
S8
m
9}* July 20
34
July
7
743* July 21
77
July 22
28
,
20
July
July
95* July 12
52 5* July 26
42 3* July 29
79
July
~
6
July
95* July
13* July
953* July 19
133* July 30
72
July
8
64
July 26
73* July
8
51
July
8
17
July 15
303* July 12
19
20
'
3
21
8
28
11
22
3
18
13
3
75
Jan.
23
29
7
Feb.
1
Mar.
14
Feb.
3
2
14
p
Jan.
17
38
Jan.
12
21
5334
Jan.
14
16
,0
28
44% Jan.
9
2 152
Jan.
28 149
Jan.
14
295* Apr.
17
125* Feb.
4
2
6
18
20
2
Jan.
17
28
43* Jan. 25
6 121
May 13
29
Mar. 10
90
4 1093* Mar. 18
285* Jan. 28
14
29 2003* Jan.
14
265* Jan.
28
343* Jan.
14
28
28
5
Feb. 25
3
Feb.
3
30
445* Feb.
16
17
18
29.
75
5
2
Jan.
14
20
10
Jan.
23
Mar. 11
Feb. 18
75
13
Jan.
9
64
16 1035* Mar.
8
28
65* Jan. 23
16
6
13
28
28
15
25
June
June
June
38}* June
76
9
14
22
163* June
75* May
40
5
3
14
17
June
:
17
22
22
3
8
6
8
Jan. 26
Jan. 12
June
9
4115
43* Jan.
305* July
72
75
8
25
Mar.
97
June 30
x!7
20
12
7
10
Mar.
*823* Apr. 28*995* July
July
22
22
245* Mar.
134
Apr.
545* June
16
Feb.
140
Jan.
75
22
22
19
20
1
195* Mar.
453* Jan. 21
126
20
Feb.
114
123* May
13
16
22
29
22
14
18
18
5
20
31
15
25
13
Apr.
5
73
Apr. 20
7
43* July
263* Feb. 16
June
iih
7
28
Mar. 17
Mar. 3
Jan.
2 100
15 313* Mar.
29 21 3* Mar.
2
123* Jan.
17 255* Jan.
Jan.
17 135
Mar.
19 137
2
Jan.
25
17}* Jan.
533* Jan.
:--7
8
11
Mar. 11 112
May 20
June 14 245* Mar.
9
.
6%
143*
65*
403*
86%
33*
19
52
Sale
Sale
75
11% Sale
54% Sale
165
5
Sale
155* Sale
65* Sale
70
100
Sale
38
Sale
7
M
183* June 25
zl07kJune
107
188
173* July
Sale
18*
26
22
111
88"" July' "2 x00% July
2% Sale
100
112
2
July
July 13
6
July
July 13
7
July 19 130
July
July 23 127}* July 23
1
7
July
July
6
6
91
July
July
90
June
5
92*
Feb.
1
July
53* July 12
35* June 15
95* Mar.
1
July
165* July 20
123* June 17
263* Feb.
7
July
33* July 13
23* June 29
65* Feb.
1
9
July
115* July
83* May 18
155* Jan.
7
59
July 27
July
55
June 28
763* Jan.
1
9
91
July
July
63}* June 14 1025* May
2 1013* July 26
July
73
June
9 1123* May
7
8
July
33* July
2
Jan.
4
45* Mar.
6 242
July
July 23 2365* Apr. 29 272
Jan.
1 106 - July 13 102
July
Jan.
Apr.
8 114
1
July
295* July 24
21
June 17
343* Jan.
1
553* July 27
July
483* June 18
57}* Feb.
1
1254 July 12
July
95* May 18
175* Jan.
6
99
July
July 16
975* June 25 1043* Jan.
July 15
July 19 100
93
Mar. 23 105
Jan.
1
8
313* July
July
253* June 28 365* Mar.
8
463* July 30
July
4«
July
8
533* Jan.
2
9
43* July
July
33* Jan.
4
63* Mar.
Jan.
July 22 325* July 27
263* May 18 40
803*
243*
55% July
27
Sale
Sale
173*
122
Sale
131
Sale
126
9
8%
75*
25% Sale
25}*
17
14
153*
20
22
2154
215*
2154
Sale
'29
Sale
33
283*
Sale
41
44}* 45
29 v
Sale
29
295*
27
138
Sale
140% 1413* 138
139
: Sale
139% Sale |139
22
23 %
Sale / 23
27
8% Sale
9 .'.v Sale
85-;
9
105*
103*
11% Sale
25
Sale
15
14
385*
8
92
Sale
135*
993*
.
114
1754
07%
Sale
60
90%
62%
Sale
Sale
25
553*
115%
92
35
15%
16
12%
15%
30% Sale
415*
126
131
131% 125
17 5* Sale
20% Sale
122
801
35*
19
125
Sale
Sale
29}*
205* Sale
3% Sale
1354 Sale
llH
46
4%
315*
4
31
58
993*
273*
46
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Sale
115
115
♦
Petroleum Corp
.........5
Pfeiffer Brewing Co
...__*
Phelps Dodge
25
daks 4u
79
100J* 101
2%
aV4
Sale
Peoria Ac Eastern........100
Pere Marquette..........100
Prior preferred.........100
Preferred..............100
Phillips Jones Corp.....
•
Preferred....
....100
609,600 Phillips Petroleum.........•
7,400 Phoenix Hosiery
1,140
Preferred
109,100 Pierce Oil 8% conv pref .100
28,600 Ptlsbury Flour Mills
25
mm*
57
241
17% Sale
55% Sale
........
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59
Sale
90
10}*
23*
103*
Sale
14% Sale
102% 105
101
103%
27% Sale
52%
3% "~3%
28
29%
.
110
33*
12 5i
245
55
153,400 Pacific Western Oil
10
23%
1,308,500 Packard Motor Car
*
105*
9,800 Pan Amer Pet Ac Trans .....5
16%
148,800 {Panhand Prod * Ref...
3%
25,240
8% conv preferred
100
58
26,500 Paraffine Co Inc
........*
76%
1,690
4% conv preferred
-.100 100
2,874,300 Paramount Pictures—.....1
245*
1st preferred...........100
71,300
173%
2d preferred............10
334,300
22%
22,100 Park Ac Tilford
i
34
1,268,100 Park Utah Cons Mines.—. '
4%
59,100 Parke. Davis 9c Co.......
♦
Parker Rust Proof Co....2.50
59.300
26
111,400 p*rmelae Transport Co...,
6%261,700 Pathe Film Corp...
*
0%
496,600 Patlno Mines Ac Ent Cons ..*
14%
286,000 Peerless Corp
..3
3%
Penlck Ac Ford............ •
32,200
62
125,500 Penney (j ci Co
*
99
59,700 Penn Coal ac Coke........10
5
284,100 Penn-Dlxie Cement....
7
$7 conv pref series a
20,600
*
62
58,200 Penn Glass Sand Corp y « c__
24
644,500 Pennsylvania rr Co
50
405*
1 3,800 People's Drug Stores Inc .«,*
50%
550
6% conv preferred
100 113
122,200 People's Gas l Ac Coke...100
50%
30,500
18,100
3,500
7,200
4,000
238,500
166,600
429,700
18,400
3,100
13,100
11,060
317,100
164,900
13,000
91
269
5
...
&
6
Sale
3
1
6
1
1
1
July
1
July 16
July 22
July
1
July 24
July
9
July
1
July
1
July
8
July' 2
July
1
July
1
July 2
July
1
July 23
July
2
July 14
July
9
July
6
July
1
July 27
July
2
July
July
July
July
July
215* July
July
July
183* July
75* July
31}* July
30
33
July
13
153* July
3254
383* July
15754
1585* July
127
135
July
46
5254 July
9%
12
July
%
13* July
5*
j* July
81
933* July
353*
395* July
124
135
July
7 >
85* July
93*
103* July
37
44}* July
50
53% July
105
106
July
195*
233* July
31%
365* July
80
743*
July
353*
423* July
July
483* July
1 57
793* July
2 89
July
21
July 15 245* July
Sale
irA
25*
24
87
25*
90 ;
Sale
67
Outboard Marine & Mfg
Outlet Co................
Pacific Gas
1
Sale
Sale
Sale Prices
163*
1293* 127
128
1273*
5*
0\y*
127
119
Sale
100%
Rights
Omnibus Corp v ft e (The)
*
Preferred a...
....100
Pacific Lighting
Pacific Mills
Sale
Sale
53*
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale
Ohio oh Co
16,620
Sale
91
Sale
Sale
Lowest
Sale Prices
114
26?*
.........100
...
10,870
t
97
110
74
Sale
"*75* "8"'
Aix 185*
Sale
Sale
American
Pacific Coast
10%
59
6% preferred
so
North American Aviation. ..1
158,300 Pacific
720
i
Sale
134
140
Sale
{Norfolk Southern.......100
Norfolk Ac Western....... 100
Preferred
233*
Sale
Preferred.........
100
56,600 Owens-Illinois Glass Co. 12.50
1,210
•
Sale
Sale
Sale
New York Steam pref $6....*
7% 1st preferred.......
*
North
65
40
51
83
Sale
i!s
50
21,200
2,330
1,200
20,600
8,700
7,600
300
Sale
83
Sale
70%
1,330,200 Northern Pacific
100
1,740 Northwestern Telegraph..50
256,100 Norwalk Tire Ac Rubber
*
2,660
Preferred... ............50
4,900
Sale
..100
-
108
223*
33% Sale
Sale
stock.. 1
7% preferred
12,900 North Amer Edison 16 pref..*
1,410 Northern Central.........5ft
30
78,900
n y Shipbuilding pt
56}*
106
18
195*
"l% Sale"
149,900
3,540
14,520
10,840
132,300
14,300
3,040
974,800
21,300
1,074,300
53
i3A
106
£2% Sale
83%
82%
■%
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Sale
Sale
73*
9% Sale
41
52
36% Sale
a
7%
10
Sale
107
19
if
135
Sale
105*
u%
22% Sale
128% 130
99,200 {n y Ontario at Western.lft
M4
124
Sale
75
41
03%
Sale
Sale
so
York Ac Harlem......
130 n y Lack ac West Ry Co.,100
369,600 (ntnhft Hartford
1o0
309,100
Convertible preferred.. 100
v
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59
.....
35
Sale
132
126
30
%
Sale
Highest
Sale Prices
21
18%
1123* 109
100% 1103* 108%
18% Sale
15
7}*
63*
30% Sale
283*
Sale
135*
alVA
Sale
38-5* Sale
159% 1545* 159
128
132:
135
Sale
515* Sale
Sale
11% Sale
1
1%
1%
57%
Sale
15*
Sale
56%
11%
1%
%
71
10% preferred........—50
129,100 in v Investors Inc....... _•
270
1
Lowest
Ask
Sale
110
33%
150
143
57 >;
150
23,700
16,600
4,400
6,400
Sale
56
Newberry Co (j j)........
5% preferred series a...100
w;.':r:y800 New
10
Sale
Sale
34 %
165}*
55
2,190
1,570
4,600
Sale
32
29
1
Nelsner Bros Inc......
12,600
Purchase warrants.....—
28,900 New York Dock
100
29,420
5% preferred........—.100
10
Sale
Sale
16%
12}*
3,120 {New on Tex at Mexico ...100
647,200 Newport Industries Inc
1
32,300 New York Air Brake.......*
3,913,900 New York Central...
—*
93,400 n. y. Chicago & St Louis. 100
75,500
6% pref series a
.....100
71,900 n y City Omnibus Corp....*
40
llli
"28% Sale"
*
...——
.......
50.800
3,300
281,000
2,300
3,200
18,200
v.
Sale
23% Sale
108}* 111%
107
107%
19
July 31
Ask Bid
Ask
Bid
6% preferred...——.—-10
Nat Distillers Products...—*
980
80
July 1
1937
Shares
,i
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Price
Jan. 2
Jan. 1
July
rw,;
<
PRICES IN JULY
STOCKS
n. y. stock bzcbam ge
Since
37
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
Julie
123* Feb.
Feb.
76
2
1
295* Feb. 10
503* Mar. 17
Mar.
63
9
8
im
Jan.
27
Feb.
0
17
Mar.
4
iV*
87
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
7
01
25
Jan.
?ib
ssb
5
8
11
Mar. 11
Feb.
19
Mar. 10
Jan. 14
1.003* Jan.
8
Feb.
2
Jan.
Feb.
12
1
70
953* July
19
lF5*
20
Jan.
16
4% May
8
June
1
14
June
Apr.
June
72
July
493* Jan.
6
July
44
June
145* June 16'
285* June 17
6
873* Jan.
64
July 26
93* Jan. 20
74H
Jan.
13
205* Apr.
5
33 5* Jan. 18
N. Y. STOCK
aqoreoate
sales
Since
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
PRICES IN JULY
STOCKS
N. 7. STOCK EXCHANGE
Shares
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Lowest
Jan. 1
Sale Prices
Highest
July
16
10% June
Feb. 17
8
40
56
18%
76%
165
Apr. 12175
174% Apr. 23 190
52
June 17
12
June 14
20
2414 June 29
43
Mar.
2% June 21
July
16
8
Mar. 10
Jan.
Jan.
4
26
8
Mar.
June 28 122
84
Jan.
2
Jan. 22
Jan. 18
Jan.
7
28
12
12
3% Jan.
2
8% Feb.
1
97% Apr. 29 141
July 14
29
June 17
4714 Mar. 5
167
Feb.
16167
Feb.
3
Jan.
29% Apr.
21% Apr.
33% Feb
16
12
22
14
4
11% Jan.
3% Jan.
22
22
15% Jan.
31% Feb.
31
Feb.
86
Feb.
65% Jan.
118% Jan.
52% Jan.
112% Feb.
20
11
June 22
1
2414
1614
21%
4%
1%
7
Mar. 22
June 29
June 17
June 15
June 29
June 23
17% June 17
18
June 26
52
31
4
25
17
July
55% Jan.
114% Mar.
36% June
99% July
112% July
2
30 128% Jan.
10
11
15
4
21
8
Jan.
21
20
147% May 11 162% Jan.
26
June 24 140%
124
110
51%
16%
107%
June
June
June
June
Jan.
99
13% July
16
Apr.
7% June
Jan.
June
103
63
6% June
29
17 113%
29 72%
14 24%
28 112%
7107
30 23%
8 18%
29 12%
7103
17 80
17 10%
18 36%
May
June 26
32
Jan. 25
Feb.
4
Feb.
3
Feb. 27
Feb. 15
Feb. 25
Jan. 21
47
36
June 26
J}4% July 29
7% June 17
62
Apr. 28
49
Mar. 6
Jan.
7
Jan. 16
Apr. 19
Jan. 11
Mar.
8
Jan. ll
43% Jan.
13% Jan.
8
16
83
Jan.
4% Mar.
30
Mar.
20
6
2
June 14
June 14
6
16% June 15 22% Feb.
8
17% July 30 35% Mar. 31
21
Apr. 28 £29% Mar. 9
80
May 19 94% Jan. 30
97
May 14 no
Feb. 18
20
5% Sale
35% Sale
112% 114%
100%
33
60
126%
Sale
35
75
Sale
90
25
100
Sale
104
"17% "19"
49%
Sale
60
Sale
12%
11%
19
19%
62%
63%
32% Sale
4
53%
2%
5%
11%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
17
20
26
32
Sale
100
106
Sale
Sale
Sale
93
94
1% Sale
12%
13%
39% 40
107%
20%
39
1% Sale
4% Sale
39% Sale
6%
8%
87% Sale
28 % Sale
12% Sale
34
Sale
100
103
10
Sale
55%
59%
Sale
Sale
al04%Sale
12%
13
44
Sale
34%
28%
Jan.
6
27% Jan.
109
Jan.
2
9% Feb. 18
4 47% Mar. 11
19124
Apr. 23
97% June 21 110% Mar. 10
June 29 49% Apr. 14
Jan. 21
98
Apr. 14
126% June 10 139
Apr. 17
89
June 10 95% Jan. 26
22% May 18 30% Jan, 14
101
July 21 112
Jan.
8
tsjj July 24
July 27
xl6% June 14 34% Jan. 22
49
May 17 58
Jan.
8
59% June 30 67
Jan. 26
11% May 28 14
Feb. 23
19
June 21
31 % Feb.
4
60
Apr. 27 86% Mar. 10
30
June 28 z38
June 4
3% June 17
9% Feb. 19
43% Jan. 21
65
Mar. 11
2% June 21
4% Mar. 17
4% June 2*
11% Feb. 25
11
Jan. 27
20% Mar.
5
26
May 27
37% Mar. 11
31
May If
46
Jan. 13
95
July
S 103
Mar. 6
99
July
9 113
Jan.
6
104% June 29 113
Feb.
3
14% Jan.
4 27% Mar. 2
38% June 30 51% Mar. 17
93% May 18 98% Mar. 15
1% May 13
3% Feb.
9
12% June 28 23% Feb. 10
^38
Jan. 11 45% Jan, 14
32
71
1 % June
4
2% Jan.
24
June 29
36% May 13
8%
54%
11%
95%
34
17%
42%
120
14
Jan.
Apr.
Mar.
July
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
2
2
5
6% June 29
1
81
Jan.
4
20
26
Apr. 28
4
12
June 17
10
29
Jan.
5
10
95
May 13
10
9
Apr. 28
1
53
JJuly 21 65
Jan. 21
34
July 28 44
Feb.
8
25% Apr. 28 34% Feb. 19
102% May
4 105% Feb.
2
12
June 29 17% Mar. 11
40
May 13 58
Mar. 16
t,28May 10
1is Apr. 28
x3% July 23
4% Apr. 21
42
Jan. 28
60% Apr. 22
98% Apr. 29 102% Feb.
4
85% Jan.
2 197
Mar. 10
96
June 17120
Mar. 8
27
June 14 54% Jan. 11
29% June 28 40% Feb. 16
19% June 21 29% Feb. 15
16% Jan. 15 22
July 30
110
Mar. 18115
3% June 14
6%
32% June 17 42%
141
Mar. 29155
22% May 13
40% June 28
June 9
Feb. 26
Jan. 12
Jan.
2
32% Jan.
13
65% Mar. 11
June 28
43% Mar. 17
60% Mar. 6
65% Jan. 20
6% June 28
11% Mar. 16
24
Jan.
4
37% June 29
49
77% Mar. 17
July 21 104% Jan.
7
5% June 14
9% Jan. 28
17% June 14 31
Feb. 26
75
May 22 94
Feb.
2
60
93
For footnotes see page 40
June 24
Aug., 1937]
AGGREGATE
In
30,700
7,000
670
95,700
4,090
4,100
75,200
"8", 900
59,100
49,500
3,200
10,300
700
50,600
50,200
600
101,100
600
5,700
25,900
2,700
68,100
92,300
2,200
570
Sperry Corp (The)
1654
21% Sale
26 X
29)4 Sale
rc45X
51
• 51)4
21X
81X
1
v t c
Splcer Mfft Co
$3
preferred A
Spiegel Co Inc
—*
....2
cony
Cony $4.50
*
pref
Square D Co class B—
1
Standard Brands.........—*
\ Preferred
....*
Stand Com'l Tobacco......1
{Standard Gas 8c Elec
•
10)|
$4 preferred..
Stand Oil of Calif.
•
Standard Oil ef N J
....25
69 %
37
Sterling Products Inc.. ..10
Stewart Warner Corp......5
Stokely Bros 8c Co Inc
1
71X Sale
63 X
"2954 Sale"
1
...
1354 Sale
7454
76
•
124
25,900 Telautograph
5
Sale
4X
39
Sale
32X
11)4
2554
29 X
31
31)4
Sale
13
Sale
32
19
Sale
.......25
Corp
Corp
(The)
110
14,200
5,100
1,200
7,200
17,700
55
6X
)4 Sale
Sale
38%
63%
1154
93%
65)4
12)4
95
11
71,400
527,100
48,400
615,200
: 12,000
328,700
127,600
738,100
288,400
92,700
352,400
5,500
129,900
13,500
356,800
36,500
78,230
3,700
900
119,300
5,800
20,600
13,100
55,300
17,700
2,500
20,400
,
700
8,100
1,200
39,800
1,400
6,500
250
14,000
4,300
8,500
4,800
54,800
42,700
10,200
2,400
3,600
80,200
39,500
1,000
Thompson Products........*
Thompson Starrett
*
Procured.
•
6)4 Sale
30%
23)4
Sale
Tlmken Roller Bear........*
Transatnsrica Corp........ *
73)4 Sale
17)4 Sale
Transc & West Air Inc
20
$4.50
Tran
conv
-.10
pref..._.......*
5
8c
WLllams Steel Forg*
TrI-Continenral Corp......*
6% preferred
Truax Traer
*
Coal..........*
Tmscon Steel Co
1C
...
20th Cent Fox Film Corp
*
$1.50 preferred
*
Twin City Rapid Transit...*
Preferred
100
35
14
...•
67
27,500
1,666,700
168,800
294,400
63,400
1.340
385,200
61,500
100,500
880,300
11,900
345,000
100
31,700
2,100
12,000
73,400
2,300
6,600
86
United Biscuit of Am
Preferred
*
.......100
United Carbon
•
United-Carr Fastener Corp.*
United Corp
•
Preferred
...*
....
United Drug Inc.......
United Dyewood
Preferred
5
10
....
^....100
United Electric Coal Cos..—5
United Eng 5c Foundry.....5
United Fruit..
..._..*
United Gas Ac Impt Co
.*
Preferred........ —,...*
United Paperboard Co.....10
98
Sale
10354 Sale
26
Sale
126)4 Sale
98
Sale
2554
27
28)4 Sale
2254 Sale
25
28)4
29 X
31
115
84
Sale
85
2954
6)4
4354
14)4
18)4
99 X
7)4
5,600
10,500
440
11,900
800
15,700
11,200
15,800
900
13,900
37,800
104,900
12,500
13,200
1,700
620,400
14,500
400
24,166
21,600
500
1,700
4; 1,200
89,600 U S 5c Foreign Secur Corp..*
4,700
33,000
6,100
90
22,800
•
...
126,700
9,600
301,900
Sale
Sale
102
Sale
47X
Sale
82)4
Sale
U S Hoffman Mach
...
5
141,100 United Stockyards Corp
1
244,200 United Storea A.
*
$6 conv preferred...
3,910
—.*
3,500 Universal-Cyclops Steel....1
8,000 Universal Leaf Tobacco
•
.
810
Preferred
15
Sale
31X
Sale
14
12 X
12
Sale
14
Sale
108
Sale
98
6X
IX
15 X
16 X
10%
11
17 %
92*
18
96*
2X
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
16
X
16 X
115X
18X
8% Sale
15X Sale
100
49 X
10 X
57 X
90
160
110
Sale
Sale
Sale
10X
18X
106X
52
Sale
13 X
59 X
93
Sale
91
Sale
66X
69X 69
100 X Sale
118X
Pow & Light A
1
4 •'•••
48 X
29 X
IX Sale
52
Sale
Sale
102 X Sale
9% Sale
11
21X
*83 X
Sale
Sale
3X
89
Sale
45
76 X
17
23 X
115
80 X
Sale
"79X "83"'
85
8X
3%
7X
24 X
4X
16 X
Sale
58
87 X
9X
Sale
Sale
Sale
65
Sale
32
75
10 X
19 X
92X 93X
27
28X
30X Sale
Sale
17 X Sale
19
22 X
19X
Sale
22X 23X
Sale
115
117
Sale
83
Sale
Sale
32 X
33
Sale
5X Sale
Sale
40X Sale,
Sale
12
Sale
Sale
20X Sale
100
98
100
Sale
7% Sale
47
53
55 X
Sale
77
Sale
27 X
16
30
^*7)4 Sale"
58 X
6X
34%
13 X
44%
91X Sale
26
Sale
Sale
12
34
62
126
56
Sale
12 X
101X Sale
25X Sale
29
132
169
1
2
8
94
3X
88
77
38 %
Sale
1
July
July
2
45X
' 5X
21X
96 X
23 X
62 X
13 X
162
Sale
39
Sale
5
99
July
July
39
.
27
166
167
17 % Sale
54 X
55)4
93 X
13 X
Sale
Sale
61X
62 X
9X
10X
85 X
86
9X Sale
3%
4X
8
8X
107
Sale
Sale
17 X
13 X
10X
49
6% July
Sale
38
122)4 Sale
Sale
Sale
52X
Sale
99 X
23 X
124
96
3)4
Sale
12 X
Sale
Sale
Sale
91
98
e
191,300 Vadsco Sales Corp..........*
Preferred.
2,630
..........100
539,800 Vanadium Corp of America.*
2 X Sale
Sale
80
72 X
94
,2)4
19
7%
38 X
132
124
Sale
135
128 X 129
157X 161
5% Sale
4X Sale
2
7
1
2
1
1
9
,
93
20 X
55 X
July
2
July
1
July
1
July
1
July 30
July
1
July 30
July
6
July
9
July
1
July 15
July
1
July
2
July 19
July
1
July
1
July
6
July
1
July
2
July
1
July
1
July
1
July
1
July 31
July
1
July
2
July 13
July
6
July
1
July
7
July
6
July 27
13
Sale
12 X
Sale
Sale
15
Sale
13 X
16X
17 X
18
Sale
17 X
8 X Sale
8H
8 X
8X
101X 103X 101X 103 X 101X
10 X Sale
10 X
11X
11X
15 X
17
17
17 X
17 X
32 X Sale
36 X Sale
32 X
40
43
45
47
44 X
8X
9X
9X Sale
9X
65
73
69 X
70
76
17 X Sale
18X
19
17)1 July
Sale
160% 164 X
40.
Sale
Sale
Sale
16
100
page
Sale
18 % S ale
100
see
3X
9X
Sale
Sale
19 X
18 X
Sale
13 X
64 X
29
1
38 X
62 X
17
14 X
13 X
31X
4X
100
For footnotes
17
93 X
20 X
56 X
36%
Plct 1st pref..
2,590 Universal
352,800 {Utilities
4%
18%
4454
110% 111)4
7
Sale
5)4% conv pref..
—.50
U S Industrial Alcohol._.._*
38
*
201,900 U S Leather
6)4
Class A
277,700
——...*
1354
Prior preferred
14,600
100
89
164,300 U 8 Pipe 5c Foundry.......20
62 X
423,300 U S Realty Ac Impt..._.._._*
1754
*
986,800 U S Rubber
46
205,700
8% 1st preferred.......100
96
181,100 (J S Smelt Ref 8c Mg.—..50
84
Preferred
13,400
50
75
4,520,700 United States Steel..
.100
77 X
89,400
7% preferred.—...
100 141
*
6,700 U S Tobacco
120
Preferred
580
100 166
110
340
Preferred
4,700 U S Dlstrib Corp
*
Preferred
10,010
100
88,600 U S Freight
*
57,200 U S Gypsum Co....
20
2,440
7% preferred..........100
24 X
3154
Sale
"
600
200
500
89
8X
4% Sale
93
4\4$|
58,200
Sale
83)4
KUIott Fisher..*
74,900 Union Tank Car
•
896,000 United Aircraft Corp....—.5
464,500 United Air Lines Transport.5
9,800 United American Bosch
*
6,800
3,000
165,500
15,800
14,500
5,900
Sale
43)4 Sale
99,300 Union Bag 5c Paper........*
326,600 Union Carbide Ac Car ._....*
654,400 Union Oil, California
25
108,800 Union Pacific
100
26,300
4% preferred
.....100
4,800
110
Sale
2054
2054
9)4 Sale
108
109)4
854 Sale
22
23
Coach Co—......1
108,000 Ulan 5c Go
71,000 Underwood
85
3
Timken-Detroit Axle Co...10
Tide Water Assoc Oil
9X Sale
6X July
10
July
39
July
40
July
2 X July
40 X July
42 X July
34
July
65 X July
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
30x July
50
26 X
IX
13
24
26
24
% July 20
91X July 28
46
July 26
13
July 12
9
July
10X July
24
July
46 X July
54 X July
2X July
45 X July
47 X July
36 X July
72 X July
40
July
64
July
19 X July
15X July
1
19 X
14 x
11X
50 X
7
13 %
65
7X
40
15X
13 X
48 X
40
62
10X
87
9X
4X
9X
27
5X
23
21X
97 X
24 X
65 X
13 X
16 X
20
9
102
11X
19
37 X
46 X
11
77
20 X
13
26
26
26
26
13
21
23
12
22
27
31
23
19
24
July 12
July 13
July 15
July 27
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
2X July
4
1
July
July
1 91 x July
July
2 82
July
99
July
2 103 % July
23 X July
1 26 X July
122
July
1 133
July
90 X July 10
93
July
25 X July
1 28 X July
27 X July
1 31X July
15 X Juiy
18 X Juiy
1
17
July
2 21
July
22 X July
2 24
July
115
July
1 117% July
80
July 29 90
July
30X July 16 32 X July
4 X July
1
6X July
36 X July
1 41X July
11
12 X July
July'
1
19 X July
8 22
July
98
July
6 100
July
6X July
1
7X July
46
July
2 56
July
75
July 26 80 X July
12
July
1 14 X July
102 X July
1 109
July
9)1 July 1 11X July
80
71
5X July
Sale
80
4 X July
65
July
51
49
Sale
31
36
IX
50
52
Sale
2
24
24
12
15
2
11
11
23
8
20
33
June 17
36 X June 17
2%
39 X
40X
30 X
June
June
June
May
54
Apr.
34X Jan.
62 X July
17
14
17
12
12
17
14
14
28
2
22
June 17
June 29
8
72% Jan.
22
8
8
12
7
Jan.
11
65
4
50
50
Jan.
Feb. 19
Feb.
9
36 X July 12
76
Mar. 9
48
Mar. 5
75
Jan.
29
June 17
Feb. 11
17X Jan. 20
33% Jan.
9
June 24
20
21
Feb.
17
65
27 77% Jan. 11
17 125
Jan.
4
23 20 X July 12
29 61X Feb.
3
17
7X Mar. 2
25 47 X Mar. 11
1
39% Jan. 25
13
Jan.
8 20% Jan. 20
21X June 14 28% Mar. 8
29 X June 16
33% Mar. 31
May
118X June
17 X July
37 X June
4X June
28X June
31
July
15 X May 14
23 X Jan.
11% May 14
17% Jan.
15X Jan.
20
21
8
57% Feb.
2
10 X June 26
48 X June 28
2% June 17
6% Jan.
25
73
63
June 14 100% Jan.
8
Feb. 17
91% Mar. 27
95
Apr. 28 111
Feb. 20
22% June 28 28 X Feb.
4
122
July
1 148 X Mar. 10
90 X May
7 99X Jan. 13
24 X June 14
31% Feb.
4
13
20
20
23
15
23 X May 18 35% Mar.
14
5
,
8
14% June 15 24X Jan. 12
17
June 21
9
31X Feb. 10
22 X June 17
16
30X Jan. 11
13 113X Mar. 16 117 X Feb.
6
Feb.
14
3
69X Apr. 28 91
29
29
Apr. 30 35
Mar. 17
4
June 17
26
8% Jan. 14
32 X June 15 46% Jan. 14
26
10 X June 29
16
Mar.
8
12
6
18% Jan.
4 26 X Apr. 19
21
96X Jan. 26 106X Feb. 20
24
5% June 17
9% Mar. 3
45 X June 17
27
63
Mar. 11
75
13
July 26 86X Mar. 19
II
June 14
17
Jan. 14
26
28 102 X July
1 113% Jan. 14
16
6% Jan.
4 16% Feb.
8
July 13
July 28
July 23
July
6
July
6
July 26
July
2
July
9
IX July
51
July
31X July
Jan.
19X June 14 28 X Feb.
2 95% Apr.
37X Apr. 26 48% Mar.
11X June 17 16 X Jan.
120% Apr. 30 128% Feb.
6% June 17 12X Jan.
5X May 18 14% Mar.
13
June 14 32% Mar.
80 X July
147
IX July
48
July
26 X July
2
Jan.
23X Jan. 12
34% Apr.
6
15
June 30 24X
15X July
1 19
July 27
July
7 96
92
June 11 100 X
July
8
IX July 13
IX July 13
IX Apr. 29
3%
15
July
2 16 X July 26
Sale
11X May 17 20%
19 X July 12
Sale
16X July 31
15X June
5 34%
July
1 119
Sale 106
July 26 zl03XJune 14 137
161
162
July
9 164
July
6 156
May 10 172
2 20
19X 16 X July
July 21 115 X June 29 23%
56
60
July
1 60 X July 19
53X Jan. 11 70
29 X July
Sale
2 34 X July 27
28
June 18
43 X
8% July
10 X July 22
1
6X Jan.
2
15%
Saje
15 X July
19 X July 24
1
18X
13X Jan.
4 22X
107 X July 27 110
89
Jan.
4 112
110
July 22
49 X July
53
55
44 X June 14
1
July 10
72X
10 X July
13 X July 27
1
Sale
10
May 13
19%
56 X July
67 X July
1
Sale
6
44X Jan.
4 72%
89 X July
Sale
2 95
July 13
81% June 17 118
Sale
78
June 17 105
*83% July
1 93
July 21
70 X 67
66 X June 21
July
9 70
July 20
75%
99
July
2 119X July 20
75
Jan.
4 126%
Sale
Sale. ar.130
July
8 137
July 28 126% June 14 150
127 X July 21 129
130
July 22 120
May 15 136
161
6% Sale
1%
9
June 14
I 6X June 16
8
8% Jan. 12
10X Apr. 28 15% Mar. 8
20
26
50% Jan. 18 65% Apr. 22
6
June 29
20
9% Mar. 15
33 X June 17
44
26
Mar. 30
7
11X May 13 16% Jan. 22
10
June 14
19
15% Jan. 28
21
42X Apr. 29 54X Mar. 6
32
June 30
28
48
Feb. 19
62
Feb.
9
64
Jan. 13
9
28
9X Apr. 29 13X Mar. 1
85
Apr.
6 93% Jan.
15
4
23
7X June 17 13% Feb.
3
3
June 22
23
8% Jan. 13
7
7% June 17 15% Mar. 5
23
Mar. 22 28% Feb. 11
31
26
3% June 17 10X Jan. 25
17 X June 16
7
40X Jan. 25
15 X June 17
31
21% Feb.
4
June 10
20
91X May 20 98
17 X June 14 28% Feb. 11
20
55
June 28 79
Feb.
24
4
12 X June 16
17 X Feb.
8
3
13
June 28
22 X Jan. 11
12
16
June 14
27 X Jan. 22
20
27
7X June 28 11% Mar. 8
8 101X June 28 109% Jan. 21
21
Mar.
8X Jan. 11 12
3
14
June 12
8
26% Mar. 8
30 X June 29
26
40% Mar. 13
39
June 28 50
Mar. 13
26
20
8X June 28 17X Jan. 22
66
19
Jan. 20
Apr. 29 94
Mar. 29
12
16% June 14 25
156
5
16
26 X July
1
44
June 29
93
1
7X
1
5X
62
65
68
65
2
19 X Sale
19 X July
1
18^ IV&
20%
75X 76X 73X 77X 74
July 28 78
144
144 X July 10 155
152
147
154
65
64
75
July 30 75
61
65
IX Sale
IX July
1
2X
2% Sale
IX
29X July
19 X July
33 X July
50
July
1
July 21
Sale
July 22
Sale
July
1
15X
July
1
Sale
19 X July
1 26
July
12 X July
Sale
2 14 X July
7
69
67
July
1 69
July
9
121
119
July
2 124
July 19
17 X July 23
Sale
20 x July I2
43
38 X July
6 44 X July 12
Sale
4 X July
1
5X July 13
29 X July
Sale
1 35 X July
9
34
31
July
1 35
July 23
Sale
16X July 13 17 X July 31
Sale
23
July
1 24 X July
9
Sale
30 X July
1 32 X July 29
41
Sale
7
40
34
62 X
7
12 X
Sale
11)4
26)4
21
...
Sale
8% Sale
34
Sale
65,400 Twin'
.
25
...
10 X
45
32
62
6X
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
6X
....
20,700 Thompson (J R)
14
50%
34 X
14 X
12
7% preferred.......... 100
Thermold Co..............1
43,200 Third Avenue
100
17
50X
58 X
Sale
47
1,870
5
Sale
10X
8)4 Sale
37
382,400
Sale
Sale
18%
3854 Sale
1
_#
119%
,|18 X
42 X
11
12 X
Sale
The Fair Co
68
32 X
6X
14
19,000
15%
24 X
13 X
49
31,800 Texas 5c Pacific..........100
36,200 Thatcher Mfg.i..„. ....—•
2,400
$3.60 conv preferred..
*
200
64
18 X
17 X Sale
13 X Sale
Sale
8
*
Tex Pac Ld Trust ctfs
70
39X
Sale
12)4 Sale
28
Sale
40
Sale
Sale
Sale
10%
5
Texas Gulf Sulphur...
•
Texas Pacific Coal 5c Oil...10
Sale
Sale
40
Sale
.....
30X Sale
1454 Sale
5
Texas Gulf Producing Co
2%
46
Sale
15X
8)| July
52 X
33 X
31
17 X
23 X
23
July
11X July
2%
"54"" Sale* x39~~ Sale
1
......10#
-
Tennessee Corp
Texas
125
39
44 X
Sale
121
67
Sale
46
3
17 X
14X
19 X Sale
12 X Sale
Sale
•
Stone 8c Webster
Studebaker Corp..
Sun Oil
174,900
Without warrants........ 1
33.100 Talcott (James) Inc.i«...—9
2,800
5% % preferred..........50
2,100
6,600
65 X
Sale
6
1
2
1
1
51X
Sale
1
20 X July
80 X July
43
34X
34)4 Sale
Symington-Gould Corp with
stock purchase warrants. 1
446,500
1,801,150
674,700
236,700
660,900
536,800
2X
41
42 X
26 X July
44% July
Sale
8% Sale
9X
| Sale
22 X Sale
40
Highest
Sale Prices
29 X July
9
16 X July
1
Sale
12 X Sale
Sale
Starrett Co (The L S)
17 %
23 X
89
45 X
Sale
Sale
40
68
65% 67
3%
354
43)4 Sale
48)4 Sale
29)4 32)4
Standard Oil Co of Ind
25
Standard Oil of Kansas....10
317,700
1,600
22,800
150,950
27,600
28,000
48,900
53,900
2,300
2,700
6%
16 X
35 X
26% Sale
56
llH §§*
8X Sale
11%
Sale
9
Lowest
Ask
figs®
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
39
12
41% Sale
$7 prior preferred
*
Standard Investing Corp—*
Swift & Co
Swift Internat Ltd
70
30
15% Sale
124)4 127)4
$6 prior preferred........*
231,300
74,800
•v
18.200
18,500
1,100
v?
36
48,200 Sutherland Paper Co
...10
17,400 Sweets Go of Amer (The)..50
500
18,100
6,900
,
Spencer Kellogg ft Sons....*
Ask
Sale
July 31
Ask Bid
Sale
Bid
1,333,400 Superior Oil
163,600 Superior Steel
„
July 1
Bid
Par
6% preferred...........100
22,900 Sunshine Mining Co
10
94,000 Superheater Co (The)
•
y
Jan. 2
1937
,
v;
3,670
22.900
5,100
61,900
6,600
1,300
;;
.V:
15,200
491,500
46,900
5,750
598,600
10,630
49,500
837,400
4,990
92,400
678,900
449,700
31,000
113,900
18,900
656,200
391,033
■•4,800
1,207,900
19,000
55,800
286,500
55,500
251,000
1,434,600
22,600
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Price
Shares
1,500
:jy
PRICES IN JULY
STOCKS
N. T. STOCK EXCHANGE
Jan. 1
-
Shares
?
SALES
Since
July
v
S§;Iifcf'CSN^T/STOCJK EXCHANGE—STOCKS
7
7
16|
Mar. 0
Feb.
3
Jan. 28
Jan.
19
Jan.
Feb.
13
Feb.
Mar. 22
Feb.
9
Mar. 13
Mar. 17
Mar. 30
Mar. 9
Jan. 12
Mar. 31
Feb. 18
Mar. 11
Jan.
18
Mar. 11
Jan.
22
Mar. 9
Jan.
5
Apr. 29 169
x5% June 30
9% Feb.
8% Feb.
3% May 17
65
June 11
84% Jan.
18% June 30 21
May
68
Jan.
May 13 86
142 X May 17 164
Jan.
9
5
11
17
21
19
Jan.
18
1% June 17
4% Jan.
13
IX May 13
2% Jan.
58% Jan.
63
48
June 18 108
3
4
Mar. 22
Jan.
4
24% June 14
20
20
39% Mar. 11
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK
SALES
AGGREGATE
N.Y. STOCK
Since
PRICES
STOCKS
EXCHANGE
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
IN JULY
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Jan. 1
Shares
.V'%.
Par
50,000 Van Raalte Co.............5
590
7% lit prefer red....... 100
! 29,300 Vlck Chemical Co
5
140 Vicks Shr & Pac Ry Co—100
200
5% non-cum pref
...100
698,800 Va Caro Chemical
*
227,960
6% preferred.-.100
4,100 Virginia Elec Ac Power 4% pf*
7,940 Virginia Iron. Coal Ac CokelOO
4,730
57 preferred
100
5,000 Virginia Ry Co pref
100
4,370 Vulcan Detlnning_._....100
Shares
3,300
"
2,606
310
7%
33% July
7%
46
18
19%
23%
28
5% Sale
85
65
12% Sale
45
61
% Sale
7% Sale
22
30%
41 %. Sale
27
29%
44% Sale
4%
1%
65,500 Webster Blsealohr.........*
6,370 Wells Fargo Ac Co
1
145,200 Wesson Oil 9cSnowdrift
*
9,500
$4 con* preferred
....*
3,110 West Penn El Co
8,190
77 preferred
100
6,065
6% preferred
100
3,280 West Penn Pow pref 7%..100
4%
1%
45
Sale
80%
Sale
......
92
81
45% Sale
41% Sale
Sale
149
Sale
22
Sale
36
37
18%
20%
29
30%
102
114
Preferred receipts..
21% Sale
15% Sale
3%
27
3%
Sale
109
106
91 %
■
90%
110
70%
56%
26%
128
40%
93%
100
38%
..
d Change
r
Oasb sales,
6
x Ex-dividend.
of name from International Printing Ink Corp.
,
y Ex-rlghts.
2 122 % Jan* 11
4
15
15
28
24
51% July 15
19
24
May
5
June 17
5% June 21
75
May
3
11K May 13
July 17
H May 18
634 Feb. 1
22
June 15
33% Apr. 28
26% June 28
4234 June 29
56
4
1
May 14
July 15
19%
50%
10%
99%
18
Jan.
8
Feb.
1
Feb. 20
Mar. 2
Jan.
5
09% Jan. 23
1 % Feb. 17
12% Jan. 25
3534 Jan. 16
46
Mar. 10
38% Feb. 19
48% June 10
9% Feb.
J
2% Jan.
9
4334 May 14
56
Mat. 17
80
Mar. 13
84% Feb.
4
89
July 14 102
Jan.
9
9034 June 17 109
Feb.
81
July
1 £10034 Jan.
Apr. 10 123% Mar.
110% Apr.
9 115% Jan.
24June 21
29% July
7 H June 17
11% Mar.
13% June 17
23% Mar.
2
June 25
4% Mar.
118
11
19
9
8
12
5
6
17
534 June 25
11% Mar. 17
41% June 28
83% Jan. 22
£4034 June 29
57% Mar. 6
13034 Apr. 12 167% Jan. 22
143
May 14 170
Jan. 22
21
May 17
30% Jan. 22
12
July "26
61% July 31
July 30
120% July 31
21% July
6
24% July 22
16% July 19
5% July 27
39% July 31
5%
10%
82%
50%
41%
5
4
24
4
121
208,900 Wllcos OH 9c Gas
A
962,900 Wilson 9c Co
•
20,400
16 cum preferred....... 100
533,500 Woolworth (F W)
1«
130,300 Worthlngton P 9c M.„.
100
38,280
7% preferred MArt......10*
160
7% pref A stamped....^l00
31 530
'preferred- it
1,600
6% pref B stamped
100
4,780 Wright Aeronautical Corp..*
23.700 Wrtgley (Wm) Jr
*
28,100 Yale Ac Towne Mfg Ca~
25
2,474,200 Yel Trk At C'ch class B
1
6,970
7% preferred
10f
44,400 Young 6pring Ac Wire
*
597,000 Youngst'n Sh At Tube
*
9,000
5%% preferred
100
172,300 Zenith Radio Corp
•
202,600 'nnlte Prod nets Corp
1
Deferred delivery.
31% July
"*7
Mar.
42Apr. 28
t
52
July 2C
45% July lc
156% July 21
162
July 28
25
July 12
37% July 27
22
July 14
98
Jan.
Jan.
10% Mar. 16
18H Mar. 16
16
Mar. 17
19% Feb. 11
49
Feb.
8
89
July 24
1834 Mar. 11
119"
"21 "Sale"
1,900 White Dental Mfg Co (S S).20
657,200 White Mnto. Co...
1
46,000 White Rock Min Spgs ctls..*
88,400 White Sewing Mach_.
32,600
Convertible preferred....*
a
7% July
48% Sale
104
105%
100
3% Jan.
734s July
6% July
1% July
24 % June
84% June
1154 Jan.
July 15
July 23
July 12
July 16
July 30
July 31
96% July 30
121
July 12
114
July 22
29% July 12
8% July 12
16
July
7
3
July
7
113
5%% con* pref
...100
283,300 Wheeling Steel Corp.....
•
•No par value.
5%
1%
46%
82%
102
142
760
8
101
2% Sale
5%
6%
800 Wheel'g Ac Lake Erie Ry ColOO
July
July
8
July 16
July
9
July 13
89
July 24
16% July 26
51% July 15
19% July 10
33
July
9
7% July
9
77% July
8
15% July 21
62
July 26
% July
1
9% July 24
25
July 21
44% July 13
32
July 30
48% July 26
90
113% 114
24% Sale
7%
7%
13%
16%
456,900 Western Union Teleg__..100
327,800 Westlnghouse Air Brake
*
283,400 Westlnghouse El Ac Mfg..50
3,520
77 1st preferred
.....50
95,600 Weston El Instrument......*
1,510
Class A
..._.•
40,300 Westvaco Chlorine Prod
•
22,100
5% preferred
30
6%
12%
11%
13 %
29%
Sale
Sale
120%
3,390
7< preferred..
iao
23,100 Western Auto Supply Co..10
180,900 Western Maryland
100
32,600
Second preferred...... 100
65,900 Western Pacific..:...
100
206,100
6% preferred...........100
200
Sale
45
t Warren Bros
Preferred
Sale
Sale
14% Sale
$3.85 con* preferred.....*
tWarner-Ouinlan..._......*
21,700
117# Feb.
13
Convertible preferred
..*
Warren Fdry Ac Pipe
*
Waukesha Motor Co
5
35,400 Wayne Pump Co...
......1
-
125
25%
8534
1,491,100 Warner Bros Pictures^.....5
Mar. 12
80
5% Sale
9%
9%
6%
11%
25,400 Ward Baking class A..
*
345,900
Class B
•
5,900
7% preferred..........100
4,700
126,600
439,400
21,700
99,200
47,100
,79,, K'
7%
119
Jan. 20
Mar. 5
May 12
Mar. 27
Feb. 26
Apr.
6
Apr.
6
Feb. 15
115^
128
72
';Preferred......!.........*
13,200
;
32
June 29 44%
111% Mar. 27
40% June 17 47
80
Mar*27 80
Mar. 18 88
85
7
June 17
12%
48% June 17 74%
105
June 29 115
6% Apr. 28 12%
20% June 17 37
124
Apr. 26135
23%
120
213,600
Preferred
7,320
Preferred B
100
95,500 Waldorf System.....
*
85,900 Walgreen Co.__:...
3,000
4^% pref with warr.... 100
1,101,500 Walworth Co
»•
116,600 Walker(H) Gooder & W Ltd.*
19
July
Sale
6%
106
A ............100
12
42
Sale
20
1
37 % July
I
Sale
52
107
pref«n«d..w.....Ml00
150,500 tWabash
2
40% July
July 12
July 19
July 13
July 28
July 31
July
July
31
16
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
23
30
6
20
23
22
7
22
23
27
15
7
2 39
19
June 1/
27%
2934 May 27 34%
90
Jan. 18 115
114
Jan. 18 123%
38
Jan.
4 65
99
May 20121
107
July
8 120%
20
June 29
23%
20
June 17
33%
14% May 15 18%
3% June 17
6%
25
June 17 46%
35% July
May 6
Feb. 23
Jan.
7
Apr. 13
May
6
Mar. 11
July 30
July 31
May 15
Feb. 16
Jan. 25
Mar. 22
Jan.
4
4% Apr. 28
6% Jan. 25
8% June 16
12% Feb. 27
June 14 91 % Mar. 22
43% June 29
65% Jan. 20
30% June 18 47
Jan. 22
81
Jan.
4 112% Mar. 25
105% July 19 106
July 16
76% June 30 100
Mar. 10
82 34 July 12
90% July 30
90
May 18 128
Mar. 6
65% July
2 76
Jan.
7
48
June 15 62% Jan. 27
2034 Jan.
4 37% Jan. 16
123
Apr. 28 142
Jan. 23
35% June 21 46% Feb. 15
74% June 17 101% Mar 6c
97% June
2 115
Jan. 27
30
June 17 40% Feb. 17
4% June 17
9% Jan. 16
t Companies reported In receivership
' 1
• -
77
Y Called for redemption.
1
New York
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
Stock Sales
July
1937
Jain. 1 to
July 31.
1936
4,962,946
Shares.
8,511,143
83,411,412
70,964,277
NOTICE.—Deferred delivery, under the rule and
outside of the regular monthly range are shown In
AGGREGATE
In
July
4,400
4,600
PRICES IN JULY
STOCKS
Par
27,400 Air Devices Corp common.
33,500 Air Investors Inc common..*
9,200
Convertible preferred
*
40,200
Warrants
5,250 Ala Gt Sou RR
ordinary...50
4,360 Ala Power Co 97 pre*
*
16 preferred
3,430
*
2,700
200
1,100
400
690
450
10
"""900
Bid
4
1,000
4,800
Class A.................25
9,800
14,500
1,000
6% preferred
81,300 American
...100
Airlines
Inc.... 10
21,300 Amer Beverage
Corp..
50
790 American Book Co
6,500
I
100
800
300
.110,600 Amer Box Board Co com
1
3,600 Amer Capital Corp d A.. 10c
17,400
Common class B..^w^.l0c
13 preferred
2,200
......*
32.200
3,325
12,625
14,725
101,000
10,900
9,300
1,600
75
14,350
1,400
1,100
12,950
260
25
%
Sale
900
39300
500
9,700
58,000
2,700
6,500
900
400
320
12,100
13,200
77,600
11,700
140
2,500
8,600
$2
225*
American deposit recta..£1
'M 92,600 Assoc Gas A Elec
400
25
4,400
280
13~406
3,600
12,000
6,500
Far footnotes
544,500
47,500
306,500
Class A
95 preferred
com
July
3
July
29
19% July
16% July
July
30
19
3
3
3%
53
16
21% Sale
115"
123
31
115
123% 125
Sale
Sale
<1* elK
4%
28%
14%
2%
4%
28
July
122
Sale
July
July 31
July 12
July
"
July
July 16
63
$
20
12%
6S
1
38
80% 84
4% Sale
Sale
33
;;
21
Sale
34%
34%
5%
30% Sale
33% Sale
117
35
36
5%
June 18
June 29
Jan.
4
2
3
80
67
87
12
3% July
14
19% July 30
16% July 19
21% July 19
June
30 77
22 125
18
5%
10
5%
15
2%
19
June 28 24
16% July 19 16%
21
July 12 26%
150
July-
|420
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
111
17
8
118
125
28%
2
64%
21%
6%
%
Apr.
Apr.
16% June
30% July
31% July
3% July
1
July
nJK
62
19
21
Sale
M
30% Sale
106
Sale
34%
41%
18
108
9%
30%
Sale
I?5
20%
18
28%
36
17
22
19%
36% Sale
108% 109%
10% Sale
31
31%
35%
36
24
24%
23
24
2lk
25%
Sale
26% Sale
17% Sale
26%
18%
28
Sale
26
25
26%
19%
26%
33
Sale
"1%
Sale '
55
Sale
1
n
24 >4
28
32*
9
2%
92
fit
10>
Sale
96%
44% Sale
47
49
70
70
39
42
%
45
Sale
.
Sale
Sale
1*
47
Sale
28%
7
50
Sale
9
1% Sale
93%
36 % Sale
4% Sale
92
3%
3%
6%
30%
6
28
103
Sale
43%
41
6%
8%
1% Sale
92
25%
Sale
12%
1% Sale
1
26%
4%
4%
3% Sale
6% Sale
Sale
13
Sale
4
Sale
33%
Sale
32
22
July
July
17% July
26% July
44
July
26
July
3% July
19% July
July
July
10% July
31% July
36% July
24% July
June
June
27
13
1
14
1
Sale
1% Sale
Sale
7% Sale
8% Sale
78
Sale
1%
1%
7% Sale
7% Sale
8%
9
10% Sale
5%
6
11% 11%
5% Sale
11%
12
11%
1%
1%
2% Sale
,
1%
2%
Sale
19
Sale
12*6
1%
3
Sale
21
101% July
1
July
7
July
7
July
8% July
78
July
10% July
2
July 28
1% July
*
July
8% July
9% July 27
85
July 22
11% July
7
5% July 31
QK July 12
11% July ;'7
12% July 21
1% July
9
3% July 26
25
July 24
% July
9
% July
6
1
16
15
1
1% July
2% July
2
July
1
19
1
At July
7
% July
% Sale
28
July
11% Sale
8
6
July 30
Sale
July
9
3%
3%
Sale
3% Sale
2
Saieb
21%
22%
1% Sale
5% Sale
2% Sale
25%
26%
1
%, Sale
5%
Sale
1%
22%
1 %
5%
July
1
July
7
July
1
July 30
.
"6" July"
1
May 14
May 14
Apr. 28
76% June
6
14
"2% July""6
28
24
1
Feb.
5
Jan. 22
37
Mar. 22
38
Feb.
20
26% Jan. 16
28% Jan.
4
54% Apr. 21
82
Mar. 18
2% Mar. 29
59
Jan.
11
2% Jan. 20
Apr.
7
10% Jan. 14
3
Jan. 13
53
99
59%
4%
5%
8%
42%
Jan. 23
Jan. 14
Jan. 14
Jan. 11
Feb. 26
Feb.
8
1
7
3
Feb. 16
12% Feb.
8
13% Feb.
8
10% Jan. 16
96
Jan.
11
10% June 14
5% June 17
15% Feb.
5
8% Jan. 11
10% Apr. 26
1% June 15
2% June 17
13% Feb. 11
June 17
May 22
May
7
7
6
July
6
7% June 29
'% Jan.
54% July 20
26% July
2 % July
6% July
14
June 29
47
87
20
June 15
Mar. 22
June
1
7
18
101% Julyl 7 110% Jan.
8
8% July
6
5% Jan. 26
26% June 30
7 106
1
2
24% June 28
4% May 12
3
Feb.
42
5% May 25
88
14
13
3
6
22
32
Mar. 18
Jan.
6
12
48% Jan. 14
5
112% Jan.
12
Mar. 6
36% Feb. 11
40% June 26
00^ July 22
38
9
22
24
July
July
Jan.
29
Jan.
136
5% Jan.
4% Jan.
June
June
23% July 30 *20
May
28
July 26
24% Jan. 18
19% July 26
17% June 26
26% July 20
26% July 14
49
July 23
32% Jan. 26
2
July
43% July
% July
50
July
9% July
2
July
93
July
38% July
4% July
3% July
6% July
30% July
Mar. 20
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
8
Feb.
36
35% Jan.
125
Mar.
3% May
33% Jan.
26% Apr.
118
Apr.
82
1% July
July
% July 22
45
July
*
6% July 14
1% July
91 % July 22
July
July
July
July 20
July 20
42
2
28
Jan.
Jan.
5% July
June
31% June
17
Mar. 18
Mar. 4
Mar. 10
,XM Feb. 10
42
Feb. 20
89% Mar. 15
30
W*
36
19
Feb. 19
Jan.
3% June
A
6
Jan.
July
24* Apr. 13
June
June
106
June
9% June
June
1?!*
22
2
Mar. 9
Jan. 15
m Mar.
Jan.
4% Apr.
85
90
1% Sale
26
Sale
Sale
4% July
1% July
19
July
30% July
108
July
9]
July
30}
July
36
July
17
July
11
22
22
May
7
32% Jan. 12
17% Feb.
6% July
% June
6
June
Jan.
Jan.
Apr.
Jan.
131
June
June
124
5% Sale
3
3%
4%
Sale
140
19
5% July
35
\m
Jan.
June
120
35% July 27
36
July 27
5% July 26
30% July
m
June
98%
34
84
22
1
59% June
125
Apr.
2% June
3% June
1% May
117
120
4%
Sale
5% jan. 14
34% Jan. 13
1% Jan. 12
75
5X
3% July
4
65
July 24
July 20
1
1
Feb.
May
22
1
38
80% 84
3% Sale
32%
30
31%
3% Sale
30%
6*
Sale
11
56% Jan. 19
Mar. 31
6% Mar. 4
38,
May
3
24
7
114%
16%
7%
115% 105%
1% Sale
62% 66
14 £
9
25% June 28
% June
4
72% Jan.
7
July
July
July
July
123
July
23% July
1% July
62
July
18% July
26
Jan.
June 28
Feb.
5
Sale Prices
% July 27
78% July 20
138 % July
2
65
Sale
J*
21
116% Sale
17
16%
23% Sale
19%
2%
.....
22
108% Sale
1
•
19
3%
4
107'" Sale'
1
Warrants
11,100 Assoc Laundries of Amer...*
5,000
V t c common............*
75 Assoc Tel A Tel class A
*
91,200 Atlantic Coast Fisheries....*
6,550 Atlantic Coast Line Co
50
60 Atlantic Gas Light pref..100
156,400 Atlas Corp warrants
77,300 Atlas Plywood Corp.._._...*
319,100 Austin Silver Mines
....1
87,300 Automatic Products Corp..5
see page
1
147
41,500 Anchor Post Fence com
•
69,200 Angostura Wupperman.,
1
20,300 Apex Elec Mfg Co common
*
Appalachian Elec Power—
2,570
$7 preferred
.....*
290,700 A returns Radio Tube
..l
292,900 Arkansas Nat Gas com
*
1,225,800
Class A
•
113,300
Preferred
...10
570 Arkansas P A L $7 pref
•
26,300 Art Metal Works common...5
243,800 Ashland Oil A Refining Co.l
16,900
27
139% Sale
114% Sale
16%
17
Sale
Associated Elec Industries—
1,900
3,200
32,400
9,100
19,300
% July
73% July
69
July
*17% Sale"
153
preferred.............. 1
6,700 Amer Pneumatic Service....*
4,700 Amer Potash A Chem Corp..*
19,700 Amer Seal-KapCorp com__..2
827,600 American Superpower......*
15,000
1st preferred.
42,400
Preferred...
..........*
18,000 Amer Thread preferred
5
350
27
%
14
22%
$2.50 preferred...
1
Amer Hard Rubber Co
com.50
784,400 American Maracalbo....... 1
18,900 American Meter Co
•
600
29
3%
5 % Sale
3%
4%
Amer Cities Power At Lt
Corp
Conv class A
25
Class A with warrants...25
40,300 Amer Laund Mach com
20
88,100 Amer Light A Trac com
25
3,750
6% preferred...
.....25
12,875 Amer Mfg Co common
10S
25
Preferred.
100
500
2,800
1,900
%
79%
60
27
74% Sale
Highest
Sale Prices
42
May 14
21
%
77%
4
1,360 Amer Investment (III) com..*
2,000
7,300
6
July
27
July
12% July
2% July
3% July
4
"60 ~ Sale
■•ft 425 Amer Dist Tel N J common..*
530
7% conv preferred......100
10,700 American Equities Co
*
169,100 Amer A Foreign Power warr_.
10,300 Amer Fork A Hoe Co com...*
298,400 American Gas A Elec com...*
12,420
Preferred.
....._.*
94,400 American General
Corp
10c
2,400
8,800
1,200
32,200
1,425
July
Lowest
Sale Prices
52
July 26
25
26
Tp
74]?
Highest
Sale Prices
3%
4
28% Sale
13%
141
2% Sale
3%
4
27
Sale
Sale
3%
Class B............
1
225 Amer Cyanamld com cl
A.. 10
393,700
Common class B
.10
55406
j
4
23%
12%
2%
"""
$5.50 prior
600
preferred......*
73.600 American Centrifugal Corp.l
2,925
Ask
21
26
3%
22 %
5% Sale
12%
15%
19
19k
_
i
19%
21
& Fisher Inc common.*
106,934 Aluminum Co common.....*
23,700
6% preferred
...100
9,500 Aluminum Goods
Mfg
*
14,300 Aluminum Industries com
*
62,950 Muminlum Ltd..
•
400
Lowest
July 31
Ask Bid
Bid
100 Allied Products
Corp com.. 10
4,150
900
1
July I
Ask
45
8,600 Alliance Investment com...*
1,500 Allied Internet Investing...*
850
IS conv preferred
...._*
6,250
2,200
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Allegheny Steel 7% pref..l00
7,800 Alles
100
100
350
^89,115,000
—
Price
Jan. 2
1937
19,875 Acme Wire Co v t c
—_26
2,800 Aero Supply Mfg class A
*
76,800
Class B
*
11,500 Agfa Ansco Corp com
1
30,600 Alnsworth Mfg Corp com
5
300
July 31
sales, are disregarded In the month's range, unless they are the only transactions of the month, and when selling
footnote In the month In which they occur.
No account Is taken) f such sales In computing the range for the year.
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Shares
'2400
Jan. 1 to
1936
$61,561,000
541,430,000
cash
Jan. 1
Shares
800
1937
$30,385,000
.J.
«
SALES
Since
.
a
Bond Sales
July
Jan.
June
7
4
1% June 15
19
Jan.
4
1% June 16
5% July 30
3
Jan.
7
5% Jan.
7
7
39% Jan.
2
732 Jan
1% Feb.
1
1
% Feb.
7
9
Apr.
13% Jan. 30
57% Mar. 19
88
May 15
_
4
Jan.
14
29% Mar. 18
3% Mar. 31
9
Feb.
16
■'
i'!
YORK
NEW
42
Price
MEW YORK
Since
Jan. 2
EXCHANGE
CURB
In
July
Jan. 1
1937
Auto Voting Machine
Par
com..4'
57,300
2,325
20,975
144,700
11,400
25,600
398,600
12,000
12,300
1,300
7,610
300
3,300
"""250
Ax ton Fisher
Babcock ft
1,000
"""loo
8,300
88,100
88,100
1,188
1,310
1,100
120
1
440
600
25
1,500
12,700
300
* 136%
Wilcox Go...
Inc—1
Steel—..1
Mfg class A.5
Works Corp
1
(L) & Co com
*
15%
MM
Sale
Sale
Bardstown Distillery
Baumann
3!
185
14
17
14
22 4
21%
3
3*4
13%
54
15%
16%
6% Sale
1
Corp com—
12%
1
6
Aircraft common—1
Co of Canada.. 100
6 % % pf-100
& Hedges com—...»
Bellanca
Bell Telep
122%
Bell Telep of Pa
6
3
700
11,400
$
Sale
14%
250
400
6,500
1,800
1,900
2d
preferred—
Brazilian Tr Lt ft
Brewster
Sale
10 *4
52%
14%
S"
15%
Sale
29% Sale
18 *4
Sale
2,800
1,900
700
200
V
26% Sale
32
23 *4
23
1
10
Sale
Sale
Sale
7
30
2% Sale
58 4
10
Sale
11%
Registered
300
6,200
Amer
Amer
dep rets ord reg
3,600
3,800
600
3,500
32
£1
Am dep rets ord reg
10s
500 British Col Power class A.
Class B
125
71,950
Brown Co 6%
55,200
2,100
51,300
Brown Fence & Wire com
Class A
1
$6
preferred
Distillery...1
11%
31
31%
31%
30% July
30%
50
pref.25
Buff Niag ft East Pow
$5
6
46
48
24%
106
»
1st preferred
$3
6,500
conv
Sale
24%
106%
4%
3%
*
48% Sale
23% Sale
93%
95
24% 26%
2%
3%
.....
21,400 Burma Corp. Amer dep rets..
10,400 Burry Biscuit Corp.... 12He
400
26,000 Cable
6%
1,100
5,500
100
I
Elec Prod v t C——...»
Am dep rets
10,600
61,500
3,400
2,300
Am
A ord sh—£1
dep rets B ord sh—
1
4%
4%
4% Sale
1%
17", 660
700
15,300
100
800
400
42,900
900
3,000
30
31%
100 Canadian Canners common.*
Canadian Car & Fdy pref. .25
Canadian Dredge &
76
78
12
Sale
6%
7
19
10
49% 50
23% 23%
97
99
28% Sale
3%
4
1%
a.
26
1%
*A
5*4
29%
700
10
325
'25
Ltd—
1
304,800 Canadian Marconi Co
12,200 Capital City Products——.*
25c
304,000 Carlb Syndicate com
*
1,500 Carman ft Co conv A stk
Glass B.—
3,900
Carnation Co common..
.*
9,200
1
228,400 Carnegie Metals Co com
690 Carolina P ft L $7 pref
720
279,100
73
7
27
Sale
6%
1*4 Sale
16%
2% Sale
23%
27%
6%
7%
32% Sale
14
5*4
4%
6*4
5%
14%
18%
1% Sale
24%
28
5%
6%
27
28%
,2% Sale
84
*
Carrier Corp common
32
1
Sale
*
36%
Sale'
10
1
"9%
Sale
7% 1st partlc pref—....100
15
13,200 Celluloid Corp com
1st preferred
1,930
$7 div preferred
*
4,200
10,750
*
130 Cent Maine Pow 7% pref
Cent Ohio Steel Prod
1
100
3,800
329,600
330,700
4,925
18,475
1,525
Cent Pow & Lt 7%
pref...100
Cent ft Southwest
300
6,900
1,650
3,950
27,020
20,275
100
50c
Common..
Central
States
Elec
com
1
7% preferred
100
6% pref without warr..100
Conv preferred
100
Strip Co
5
Charis Corp com
10
Cherry-Burrell Corp com
*
Chesebrough Mfg
.25
Chicago Flexible Shaft Co..5
Chicago Rivet & Machine...4
For footnotes see pake 53.
Mar. 20
z30% Mar. 1
31
Apr. 24
33
Jan.
32
Feb.
18% July 30
Sale
51% Sale
8% Sale
27% 31%
31
35
6
Sale
'15% Sale'
'7%
"17% Sale
15"
8%
25
18%
19
87%
25
$8
16%
4*4
4*4
4% July
1
1%
1
July
23
% July
5% July
3% Sale
1%
43
19%
23%
Sale
44%
20%
25
6
26%
Sale
r
27%
6%
28%
2%
84
Sale
57
Sale
1*4
8*4
9
28%
29%
41%
42%
514 Sale
9%
*15%
Sale
143
883
20%
5% Sale
19%
2*4 Sale
1 % Sale
25
11
Sale
10% 13
11
Sale
5
Sale
20
15% Sale
13%
12%
14%
13
26
July
7
7
July 10
July
2
5% July 21
76
6
113"
il4% Sale'
Sale
14% Sale
June
Jan.
June
% June
4
Jan.
4% July
*4 June 29
Jan.
9
% Jan.
7
5% Feb.
2
28% Apr. 28
1
Feb.
16% June
7 > i Apr.
24
Apr.
40^
Apr.
26
July
7
90% July 30
July
15
5% July
15
7
1
"I%
July
17
July
19% July, 14
1% July
26% Juiy
1% July
July
July
July
July
93% July
84
July
51% July
26%
6%
28%
1%
29
July
July
July
21
7
July
3% July
96% July
87
July
61% July
9% July
29% July
42% July
5% July
2
6% July
8
28
37
10%
Sale
15%
8'
100
_
July
2 10
July 31 100
45% July
15
July
15%
Sale
3% Sale
1% Sale
§7%
82
June
16
12
30
Jan,
8
8
19
27
June
26
28
June
20
9
June
July
5% June
108%
14
7%
93%
31
39%
16
2 £14%
89%
21
12%
13
19
13
17
19
11
5
July
July
July
July
34
18
July
July
July
July
66
July
18% July
15
July
13%
12% July 21
July 22 79%
118
117% 114% July
14
13%
60
July
14% July
1
23
June 14
14
July
7
12% June
19
71% Jan.
22
28 110% Jan.
52% Jan.
21
14
Apr.
21
June
20
25
25
12
9
4
23
27
28
20
25
6
20
12
10
5
26
22
7
Mar. 17
Mar. 19
Mar. 17
Jan.
8
Feb. 16
Feb. 13
Apr.
1
6 % Jan. 22
2% Jan. 14
52
Jan. 13
27% Jan. 14
33% Jan
14
26% Jan. 13
7
Mar. 30
18
16%
12 82%
5 123
12, 76%
28 18%
7
23
18
Mar. 5
Jan. 21
Feb.
8
Feb. 19
Jan. 18
20
Mar. 4
7
Apr. 14
31 % Feb.
1
45
Mar. 12
14 124
28 15
23 105%
8 57
29 19
25 96
2 22%
91%
June
23% June 15
10
June 17
10% June 29
11
June 18
4% May 13
July
July
82
7
1%
%
5%
32%
22%
Jan.
June
Jan.
Jan.
June
Jan.
July
July 26
July 26
19
July 26
17% July 24
7
5% July
17
17% Sale
Mar.
May
1*4 June
4% July
1% July 26
1
11
116
Mar.
26
2*4 July
18
60
June
2% June 22
16%
15
Jan.
26
25
12%
July
July
15% July
49
19
24
5
Jan.
16% July
88% July 31
35
14
10
1
July
15
iif
1*4 Jan.
90% July
8% Jan.
7% Jan.
L61
Apr.
3% Jan.
23 % May
2% Jan.
26% July
8% July
35
Jan
3% Feb.
102% Jan.
97% Jan.
61% July
14% Feb.
38% Feb.
42% July
10% Jan.
12% July
July
83
32
5% Sale
6
27
8% July 28
23
14
29
23
Mar.
73
5% May
Apr.
May
15#
8
25% Mar. 4
06% Jan.
4
29% July 22
5
Jan. 19
38% Mar. 9
% Jan. 13
5% Mar. 8
8
Mar. 8
10
*4 July
"2% July" "8
78
110%
.24
51 % Feb.
June
7
1% July
% July 29
7
5*4 July
30
18%
Sale
30
8%
29%
Sale
Sale
13
83
94
June
15% Feb.
9
28% Apr. 12
12% Jan. 16
70
Apr. 22
30% Mar. 5
12
Jan. 26
June
18
Feb. 25
9% Mar.
85
10% Jan.
45% June
22% June
4
% July
8
4% July 30
5
July
9
39
June
8% May
44
Jan.
11
Apr.
25% May
6% July
70
Apr.
22
100
85
*
18
6
2% Feb. 17
1% July
23% July 28
July 28
29% July 22
&
1%
Chamberlin Metal Weather
i;900
600
400
25
98
Utii—
Conv pref opt ser 1929..100
2,925
106,500 Centrifugal Pipe Corp......*
700
2,050
9,500
48% July
23
July
95
July
26
July
100
38,400
3,825
2,075
26% Mar.
17
116% July 26 121% July
...
Cent Hudson G & E com
"4400
625
7
6
'50% "July "23
9
'"1*4 "l% "2" Sale"
»
.......
19,900
19,400
23,400
26
% July 30
90
Sale
$6 preferred
10,400 Carter (J W) Co common
22,650 Casco Products
1,900 Castle (A M) & C9__
201,300 Catalin Corp of Amer
2,500
375
July
18
8
Celanese Corp of Amer—
1,100
May
July
7
July 12
27% July 22
7% July
9
4% July
%
%
1
11
Jan.
36
4*4
4%
2
6
7
22]
Dock...*
6% preferred
100
3,595
*
31,800 Can Indus Alcohol cl A..
B non-voting
»
,2,700
40 Canadian Indus 7% pref..100
60
270
31,100
1,700
1,600
k ti
3,450
Canadian Hydro Elec
1,400
400
7
80
13
July 16
12
July 29
26% July 13
6% July
2
% July
lass
8
.
July
Apr.
*4
6%
2%
46%
Canada Cement Co common *
:-M 100
1,060
£1
Am dep rets
pref sh
£1
Calamba Sugar Estate Co.20
.?■
150 Camden Fire Ins Assn
1,000
25
8
1 % July
1
75
•
f.
4
1
29
13
21
22
29
5
2
18
2
35
..*
preferred
Warrants.
2% Jan.
32% Jan.
8
Jan.
30% Mar.
14% Mar.
5% July
36% Jan.
21 *4 Jan.
108% Apr.
3% Feb.
16% Feb.
% Feb.
77
Feb.
12% Mar.
31
Mar.
3
June
4
Jan
June 29
16
31% July 12
7
1% July
2
1%
17
5
19
8
4
12
Bunker Hill & Sullivan..2.50
Burco Inc common
76% Sale
12
12%
16
7,650
Buckeye Pipe Line
1% Sale
Cables Ik Wireless—
'<■£;
May 24
9
Jan.
Jan.
June 28
9% May 18
28 | May 13
12
22
21
26
24% July
25
56% Jan. 29
19
Feb. 20
% Jan.
6
7% Mar. 15
35% Feb.
5
7
Mar. 22
108% Apr. 29
13
July
July
July
July
16
21
18
23;
31%
2*4
June 23
1% June 16
Apr. 28
10% July
31
9% Sale
500
k
52
10
30%
preferred
27,200
5,100
21,200
2,000
& 875
900
1%
11%
4%
52%
30%
Sale
Brown Forman
2,000
300
% July
7% July
3% July
49
July
10% July
23% July 21
Sale
...._.*
600
12
19% July
July 28
24
24
13
3,000 Bruce (E L) Co
200 Bruck Silk Mills Ltd
7,100
1
%
10% Sale
3%
4%
49
4% Jan.
48% Jan.
43% Jan.
11
Jan.
June 17
31
16"
23%
23%
44%
100
pref
2~,250
Ir'-vf"'
2
23%
23%
2%
14,200
10
""366
July
24
July
9% July
4% July
22
British Celanese Ltd—
500
2
6
6
14
32%
33 %
32%
dep rets ord bear. £1
900
June 26
20%
3%
18%
8%
4%
16
July
22
Ltd—
British Amer Tobacco,
400
1*4 July
24
4
23%
........
June 17
1% July 16
24% July 14
4% July 22
27% July 28
2
10% July
5% July 13
% July
23 %
Coupon stock (bearer)—..*
4,100
June 12
5% July 12
33% July 28
17% Sale
3%
52%
10%
3
40%
10%
7
22
Jan.
13% June 23
*4 Apr. 22
4 % July
6
26% June 24
Class A
British-American Oil Co...
500
8
26
May
July
1
July 27
12% July 20
June 29
13
33
2%
7*4
4% May 3
18% July 15
8% Mar. 2
169% July 21
125% Mar. 10
5% Mar. 3
19
Feb. 19
4
Jan. 22
2% Feb.
5
15% Mar. 8
37% Feb.
3
14% July 12
24% Feb. 17
38% July 27
6% June 25
1*4
27
9%
4%
33
16% Sale
M
Feb.
29
4% July
26% July
1
6
18
May 17
May 19
June 24
30% July 20
16
July 23
% July
5%
32%
26%
8%
4%
30
17 %
159
113%
14
16
10
Jan.
2% July
7
42% Mar. 27
7
1
Feb.
£18
27
34
30
Feb.
103
3% July 13
46% July 13
22% July 17
29% July
13% July
1%
8
11% June
May
June 19
IB*
14
Mar. 15
21
22% July
18
2
6
Mar.
July
5
38% July 27
2% July
44% July
16%
9*4
4,300 Bright Star Elec class B
*
69,000 Brill Corp class A
*
Class B—
»
87,700
17,300
7% preferred
..100
*
5,900 Brlllo Mfg Co common
520
2%
15%
...-
""266
July
July
12% July
14% July
35% July
18%
7
4 *4
1
Aeronautical
% July
13
35
45%
%
5%
18
June
19
1
2% July
9
1% July
13% July 14
35
July 27
14% July 12
17% July 30
July
2
33
lh
June
Jan.
June
July
Mar.
Apr.
4
17%
5%
7*4
Jan.
ii%
June 25
29%
18%
80
16
May 13
29% Sale
13 *4 Sale
*4
%
4 *4
5%
5
2%
3%
15%
9%
8%
7
Jan.
156
5
""3% ""5"" "3% "I"
Pr ord—
22% July
11% June
43
June
July 23
16% July
1*4
2%
-----
45
17
Sale
11
'85"" July 23
19
11% Mar. 22
4
114% June
1% July
5
2%
44% Sale
Jan.
3
11
Sale
17
2*4 Sale
Sale
300 Bridgeport Gas Light Co
»
89,600 Bridgeport Machine com
*
10
Preferred
..100
"8", 400
July
2
July
14% July
2% July
5*4 July
16% July
10% July
8
3% July
7
18% July 15
July
7% July 19
July 13
7 169% July 21
167% July
113% July ;,:7 115% July 30
Sale
Sale
1
13
Sale
7
6% Apr. 30
22% July 22
5
Sale
.....
100
—100
Breeze Corp—
13
14% Sale
Sale
20
Hotels—
Common......—————-*
7% 1st pref
2
14
3
U§"
"2"
% Sale
14%
Bowman Biltmore
28,300
6,050
16,100
78,700
18,200
5,100
400
3%
5
3%
"2'" Sale
Sale
"22% July
3
2%
115%
Sale"
Convertible
Blue Ridge Corp com—....1
23,300
$3 opt conv pref———*
38,800 Blumenthal (S) ft Co com...*
4,375 Bohack (H C) Co common...*
2,280
7% 1st preferred
101)
6,550 Borne Scrymser Co
21,400 (Botany Consol Mills com—*
*
16,000 Bourjois Inc
5
67,200 Bower Roller Bearing
250
54
Sale
108,700
r;/. 400
10
9
11
10
9 130
July
July
July
July
July
16
July
9% July
115%
1%
12
2%
4%
22%
Purchase warrants—.——
328,600
*
9,200 Blckford's Inc com...
$2.50 Conv pref
--*
1,000
1,500 Birdsboro Steel Fdy & Mach *
141,900 Bltai (K W) * Co common ...'
1,200 Bliss & Laughlin Inc com...5
"""166
July
July
28% July
16
20
preferred——*
490,800 Berkey & Gay Furn Co
1
7,200
3,300
3,600
Highest
Sale Prices
16
10
Bell Aircraft Corp common.
Benson
Lowest
Sale Prices
"so"" "July
20
$1.50 conv pref
Beech Aircraft
16%
Sale
10
preferred—.—-100
7% 1st
Beaunit Mills Inc common.
500
14,300
7,200
Sale
Tob class A—10
Barlow & Seelig
200
2,200
15,600
4,000
MbM
Sale
14
1%
114
12%
2*4 Sale
5
Sale
10]
Highest
Sale Prices
10% July 15
8% July 30
22% July 22
T %
8
9J
Barium Stainless
620
,
10*4
9*4
7%
$ Baldwin Locomotive warr...
Baldwin Rubber Co com
1
Bath Iron
Lowest
Ask
Ask Bid
Bid
5
STOCKS (Continued)
1,900
1,600
1.210
6,800
10,300
2,900
14,900
Ask
Sale Prices
July 31
July 1
Bid
7.700 Avery (B F) Sons Co—
Shares
Shares
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
PRICES IN JULY
SALE!
AGGREGATE
EXCHANGE
CURB
Apr. 28
Feb.
3
Mar. 24
Apr. 20
Mar. 5
July 21
AGGREGATE
tokk curb
new
Aug., 1937]
PRICES IN JULY
SALES
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
In
Since
July
Shares
133,600
2,700
450
n„o'Si? Child®
^
Jan. 2
128,900
1,983,800
0,500
110.200
Par
J
It*
Co preferred..
cities Service common......*
Preferred....
•
1#
1H
Sale
4# Sale
59# Sale
78
Preferred B
*
1,020
Preferred BB
*
3,925 cities Serv Pr 8c Lt B pref..*
125
300
5,600
4,050
100,100
2,700
4,200
406,700
2,700
10,450
500
200
16,200
"~i",666
17
Clark Controller Co
1,000
2,000
600
"44#
39# July
42"" July "23
Sale
14
52#
65
10# Sale
8#
Sale
6#
13Z
5#
IK
1#
IK
3#
Sale"
*
2
"37# "45"
11
4
"34#
33
33#
2# Sale
"47#
18 #
Sale
5# Sale
4# Sale
4
4#
12# Sale
61# Sale
62
Sale
8
5#
1#
14#
7#
5#
4#
Sale
"5# Sale
-
6
July
July 30
7
July
July 15
July 15
1
July
1
July
4
9
July
1
12# July
1
61# July
Sale
7
Sale
■
"3K ""§#
1
82
15#
53
46#
28
6
41#
44
53
71# July
2# July
39# July
-
2,300 Cohn & Rosenberger com__*
3«0,200 Colon Development Co Ltd..
29,900
5% Income stock A
£1
4,800
% July
Sale
40
47
"33
1,300 Cockshutt Plow Co Ltd—..*
.73,000
6% convertible preferred£l
107,550 Colorado Fuel & Iron warr...
56,700 Colt's Patent Fire Arms Mfg25
Lowest
Sale Prices
3# July
8
38
July
7
40
July
2
50
July
9
July
6
4
July 20
7
33# July
2
1
July
4 ;. :i; Sale
40
43
8#
% Sale
...I
Clayton 8c Lambert Mfg Co..*
Cleveland Blec Ilium com...*
Highest
Sale Prices
July
July
3# July
47
July
4# July
41
July
52
July
56
July
10# July
4# July
35
July
2# July
S2V
Sale
m •44#
4#
38
46
1
...
Claude Neon light* com
Lowest
Sale Prices
Ask
1
Sale
%
74#
70
2# Sale
40# Sale
Sale
13
July 31
Ask Bid
Bid
33
n referred
City Auto Stamping Co.....*
City & Suburban Homes...10
79,800 Cleveland Tractor com..
•
6,700 Clinchfleld Coal com
100
41,150 Club Aluminum Utensil com *
11,000
8,000
4,600
8,800
1,150
Ask
Bid
!V'000
-
n
200
July 1
1937
STOCKS (Continued)
Chief Consol Mining Co
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Price
Jan. 1
Shares
700
100
exchange
4
14# Sale
70
"
15# July
6# July
1# July
15# July
7# July
6# July
4# July
4# July
16# July
70
July
2
31
8
„
70
Highest
% July 28
June 30
2# June 17
27
28
39
29
26
26
12
38
June 26
40
July
July
15
23
23
14
7
17
15
20
16
8
24
9
Sale Prices
2 K F
11
June 26
3# June 23
50
2
7
7# June 29
4
Apr. 30
33# July
7
# Jan.
4
8# Jan.
6
37# June 23
10
Jan.
9
4
Feb.
Jan.
8
5# Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
79# Feb.
15# Feb.
4 K Feb.
40
Apr.
8
58
76
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
June 21
13
Jan.
6
13
16
2
25
12
14
9
Apr.
2
K Mar. 16
22
Apr.
4
10
13
10# Jan.
48# Jan.
15# July
8
1
6
3# Mar.
9
May
14# July
92# Apr. 17
5# Jan. 16
60
2
Mar.
2
9#
8#
4#
4#
24#
Feb.
4
Feb.
8
May 18
Feb.
8
Feb. 11
74# Apr.
6
Columbia Gas & Elec Corp—
40,500
5% Conv preferred
-100
640,500 Columbia Oil 8c Gas com
1
725
48,400
25
00
Columbia Pictures com new-33,500 Commonwealth Edison
1W
4,200
500
Warrants
...........
X'lyO Commonwealths Distrlbut.-l
6,175 Community P & L 1st pref..*
Community Public Service—
675
9#
7# Sale
Sale
118# Sale
105
103
63
2
July
73#
1
7# Sale
7# July
8#
29# July 27 29#
113# 115# 105# July
2 117#
July 22
July
8
July 27
July 26
62
June 17 104# Jan.
5# June 17 10# Jan.
14
8
29
June 14
Jan.
20
June 29 139
104
39
Jan.
18
Jan.
2# Jan,
64
Jan.
8
25
Jan.
14
Commonwealth 8c Sou Corp—
„„„
602,500
38.000
91H Sale
K Sale
1#
1#
61
Sale
# Sale
1#
1#
1#
Sale^6
Sale
37
Me July
1# July
\e/a
36# .Tniv
July
2
2
7
#. July 17
1# July
2
41
July 12
% June
5
1# June
32
June
24
June
M
1
June
4
14
_
900
1,000
r,k'z»9
stk tr ct'8 for com
25
22,o00 Community Water Serv
1
7»°00 Compo Shoe Machinery..—1
700
200
oV t c ext to 1946
-
228,600 Consolidated Aircraft com.. 1
30,900 Consolidated Biscuit Co
1
"2I2OO
Consol Cigar Corp
•,
149" 600
50
150
6,500
27,800
800
5% preferred A
Consol Gas Util
2,500
900
12,700
150
500
8
OH of Mexico..J
Steel Fdy com..*
975 Continental Secur
50
Cook Paint & Varnish Co...*
80
$4 preferred
*
60
25
tm
isk
15
15#
15#
15#
""5# ""5#
5
9
Sale
"2#
98# "99"
IK Sale
17 K Sale
19#
"20""
65#
75#
Sale
75
#
#1
78
80
7#
7#
98
100#
2#
2#
9# Sale
6#
95
11*
10
85
Sale
89
#
17#
Sale
Sale
#
18#
"15"" "16#
15#
72,800 Cooper Bessemer Corp com..*
4,600
$3 prior preferred....
*
31K Sale
21
22#
2l"
31,900 Copper Ran He
12# Sale
16# "11"
n#
30#
4#
5#
88#
4#
25#
5.000
100
1,900
2,100
39,600
2,100
4,800 Copperweld
.
Co
•
Steel com.....10
245,400 < -ord Corp.
........8
32,800 Corroon 8c Reynolds.... ...1
.
200
4,400
S6 Conv pref A
40,200 Cosden Petroleum
37,500
3,000
3,100
6#
87
Sale
7
90
32
29
2# Sale
4# Sale
87
.
90
4#
1
com
26
5% preferred
.........50
Courtaulds Ltd...
I)
4,425
1,825
4#
July
15# July
22
10
"5"" Juiy'ai
6*"~Juiy
9
June
11
Jan.
1
9# July
July 14
1
75# 65# July
76# July 23
112# July 29 113
July 14
8
2
July
2#
2# July 12
8
1
k July
K July 19
2
81# 75
July
81
July 28
6
8
6# July
7# July 22
100
96
July 13 98# July 21
2# July 19
2# July
8
Sale
1
9# July
11# July 13
1
91# 85
July
90
July 26
1
# July 13
,K July 1
1
Sale
17# July
19# July 20
9
2
July
9
July
2
16# 15# July 17 17 j;> July 22
55# July 19 56
July 19
July 19
"21# 20
July
6
35
July 13
July 13
"12
2
10# July
July 21
2
31# 27
July
July
9
1
Sale
2# July
4# July 29
1
6
4# July
5# July 24
90
90#
July 28
July 28
1
5
4# July
6
5# July
27# 25# July 15 28
July
7
Jan.
June
8
M Jan.
11# Mar. 31
1#
16#
1
27# July 23
1# July 10
16
■
Sale
28
m
m
13
Am dep rets for ord stk reci
July
7
13# July
8
34
June
Mar.
mJan.
14# May
19# June
"l6"" Sale" '16# Sale"
""I# ""2# "2
81# Sale
16
July
2
July 15
15# July 16
15# July
6
Sale
1
■
common
17,400
1,400
88
Sale
89 #
1
Min 8c Smelt Ltd
25,400 Continental
116,100 Cont Roll &
3,800
9
100
com
45>000 Cons Retail Stores Inc com.l
4,200
8% preferred...........100
9,700 Consot Royalty Oil
10
629,000 Consol Steel Corp common..*
1,900 Cont'l G 8c B 7% pr pref...100
300
IK
IK
15#
16#
15#
16#
22 # Sale
25# Sale
# '•
1
Warrants
17,753 Consol
500
4,000
32 X
warrants.
1 >037,800 Consol
Copper Mines
5
51,400 Con Gas EL&P Bait com..*
6,800
31H
64
2
8
17# Jan. 23
33# Mar. 10
Jan.
22
8
89# Jan.
Feb.
8
Mar. 12
2# Mar. 15
100
Mar.
9
112# July
1# June
H4£|
June
73# Apr6# June
96
July
2# Apr.
10# Jan.
19
20
June
35
10
Mar.
Mar. 27
Jan. 25
Mar. 16
Jan. 18
Jan. 22
Jan. 22
Feb. 10
21# Jan. 23
61# Mar. 11
Feb. 10
35
7
52# Jan.
18# Jan. 12
July
34
6,
85
135
3#
17#
102#
2#
Feb.
May
July
16# June
ill
?!M
June
June
55# July
July
27
2
May 15
5# Jan. 12
June
4#
June
86
7#
94#
5#
28
Feb.
4# June
23
June
12# Mar. 13
Jan.
18
Mar 16
July
July
6
7
14# Jan.
14
Cramp (Wm) 8c Sons Ship &
5,400
Engine Bldg Corp
...100
246,600 Creole Petroleum com
i
139,500 Crocker Wheeler Elec Mfg..*
507,800 Croft (The) Brewing Co
1
1,100 Crowley Mllner 8c Co com
•
28,200
5,100
20,700
24",200
281,300 Crown Cent Petrol Corp
1
14,600 Crown Cork Internet cl A
•
132,000 Crown Drug common
25c
2,925
Preferred
.25
11,300 Crystal Oil Ref Corp com
*
2,900
6% preferred
10
4,800 Cuban Tobacco com y t c
•
4,500 Cuneo Press com......
1,600
7,500
75
""405
"""loo
300
1,250
35,206
1.767,800
6# % preferred
1,050 Curtis Mfg Co (Mo).
1,150
8,850
Class A.
.35
Defiance Spark Plug com
*
De Haviland Aircraft Ltd—
200
Amer dep rets ord reg
£1
12,500 Dejays Stores Inc common.
2,790 Dennlson Mttf 7% pref
100
pv
24,400
1,075
97,800 Derby OII 8c Ref com.......*
4,000
$4 cum preferred
18,000 Detroit Gasket 8c Mfg Co.—l
300
2,300
12,500
15,700
4,800
4,200
6% preferred
w
20
w
1,400
2,100
50
50 De Vilbiss Co
1,060
'v
Am dep rets ord
3,900
reg
£1
6,200 Divco-Twln Truck Co com__l
74,100 Dominion Steel 8c Coal B..25
400 Dominion Tar & Chem Co.
Douglas (W
L) Shoe Co—
2,225
7% preferred
100
17,300 Dow Chemical Co con......*
300
700
30
2,400
275
1,471 Draper Corp
17,900 Driver Harris Co common.. 10
220
7% preferred
........100
105,600 Dublller Cond Corp com__.l
,
4,525
Ouke Powei
Co
100
4,800
16,100
364,400 Eagle Plcher Lead Co.....l0
6,400
3,950
1,200
110,000 Eastern Gas & Fuel Assoc.: *
32,400
6% preferred
.....100
9,600
4#% prior preferred...100
1,725 Eastern Malleable Iron Co.25
"10",500
75,300
4,800
4,000
"""loo
5,200
5,100
311,100
7,600
2,600
Eastern States
Corp com....*
$7 preferred series A
•
16 preferred series B......*
7,400
52,600 Basy Washing Mach class B_*
'
50
1,300
2K
Sale
Sale
13#
4# Sale
4,450 Economy Groc
11,300
82,100
2,700,100
68,600
25,400
For footnotes
Stores
com..
1#
1#
12#
13
2# Sale
Electric Bond 8c Share___...5
|6 preferred
$5
see page
preferred
53.
•
13
38# July 14
15# July
26
# July
2
July
K July
Sale
14
2#
1# July
12# July
2# July
x20
2# July 15
13# July 23
2# July 10
21
July 26
July
"2# Sale'
12
14
16
50
50#
106# Sale
Sale
17# Sale
14
15#
19# Sale
30
31
5#
40
Sale
6
8
45
39#
8#
44
"""# Sale"
10#
21#
24
%,
#
Sale
13
13#
Sale
10#
15#
23# Sale
27# 29
28
<■
Sale
15# Sale
70# Sale
5K
5#
10# Sale
""6# Sale
11#
11#
*"§# Sale"
Sale
89
15}
181
16 K
19
8# Sale
65# Sale
12#
13
15#
17
17# Sale
2# Sale
4
4#
5#
6#
16# 17#
17#
17#
2# Sale
4# Sale
5#
6
44
48
Sale
49
9#
10
30#
31#
12#
Sale"
9
9#
27
27#
4# Sale
17# Sale
12# "July ""8
i K
Hi
rH
40
July
14
40
July 14
1 106# July 15
"""% July""!
# July
i
ill# July
1
14# July 14
21# July
1
24# July
28# July
24
July 19
% July
1
10# July
65
July
6# July
75
July
16# July
17
July
2# July
4# July
5# July
43# July
28# July
23
July
% July
12
26
30
1
July
77
July
8# July
89
July
17
July
17# July
2# July
31
26
2
10
29
28
23
19
31
20
30
8
5
July
9
6# July
8
49
July
9
31# July 10
23
July 29
27#
4#
m
1
1
5
July
July
22
13
4
June
14
35
29#
32#
33#
35
32# July
6
35# July 16
138
31
* Sale
40
Sale
76# July
"85" ""July "23
3#
68
1
31
3#
70
1#
3# Sale
72#
%
1#
72
5#
"6# ""7#
22
Sale
7#
6# Sale
60#
62
5
40
57
72#
11#
Sale
Sale
7#
18# Sale
69# Sale
6
74
35
5#
Sale
58#
3# Sale
80
56
74#
12
54
8
67
65
8#
3 # Sale
72# Sale
1
1#
6#
6#
9
9#
20# Sale
6#
6#
49# Sale
61# Sale
Sale
3# Sale
22# Sale
Sale
72# Sale
19*" "20#
15# Sale
68
Sale
58# Sale
34
40
106
29#
108
July
July
3# July
72
July
'"5#
July '
7# July
18# July
5# July
40
57
July
July
19# July
3# July
July 31
July 17
3# July
7
75
July 24
"~6#~JuIy~14
9
July 13
21 # July
7
6# July 14
49# July 30
63
July
9
20
July 20
4
July
8
68
65
Sale
July
8# July
16# July
21#
2#
19
July
"62" July"20
11
July
16# July
2# July
21 # July
3
July
15# July
76
166# July
68#
58# July
22# July
77# July
69# July
Sale
13
6
28
12
26
27
27
8
25
2# Jan.
12
16
5
25
Feb. 20
Jan, 11
Feb.
3
2# Jan.
9
13
June 29
15
Jan.
9
18# Feb. 16
15# Jan.
21
28# Apr.
1
33
6
1
Apr.
% July
1
14
Feb. 17
10# June 24
14
Feb. 17
lfr
Jan.
60
87
May
7
8# July 19
89
July 31
19# May
6
June 29
5# Jan.
75
6
June 21
15# Jan.
13
17
Mar. 20
2#
3#
5#
43#
28 K
June
June
June
July
July
July
23
15
17
17
2
10
29
Apr,
9
Mar.
4
4# June 28
12
Jan.
4
May
6
30
Jan.
*18
38
3
17
June 28
v
June
4
Feb.
2
10# Jan.
16
Feb.
19
31# July
Apr.
10
16
10# Jan.
8
64
30
29# Jan. 20
5# July 22
28# Mar.
8
17# Apr.
9
96
Jan.
42# Jan.
May
6# Feb.
79
Feb.
1 # Mar.
7# Mar.
10# Jan.
55# June 24
19# July 13
62
Feb.
3# May 21
11
111
May 18
June
20
13
50
Apr. 16
159# Jan. 21
June
76# July
30
Jan;
106
July
2# June
68
Apr.
1# Apr.
5# June
6# Jan.
63
62
22
Feb.
17
$ % July
129
79
Jan.
1 # Mar.
12
May 25
15
33
135
23
20
Jan.
11# June 30
13# May 13
19# Jan.
2
24
July 19
26
4# July
May 13
May 22
40
June
8
50# Feb. 18
104# July
1 108# Feb.
6
11# June 11 16# Feb. 11
'A June 26
# Feb. 26
28#
5
17# July
Mar. 29
1# Feb.
3
38# July 14
June
9
Sale
23
10
12# June 30
2# June 21
19# June 21
9#
9
June
IK June 24
6
104# July
104# Sale
xll #
10# July 23
% Sale
80
..
2
13#
2#
*
Edison Bros Stores new....2
Blsler Electric com.........]
35# July
8#
12
......
1,200 Durham Hosiery cl B com...*
35,800 Duro-Test Corp common
1
55,100 Duval Texas Sulphur
•
75
Sale
*
Distillers Co Ltd—
""'340
Sale
10
common
Diamond Shoe Corp com.
5,300 Distilled Liquors Corp.....5
6,000
4,500
36# Sale
Sale
13
Detroit Gray Iron Fdry com.l
Detroit Mich Stove Co..
23,200
35,150 Detroit Paper Products.....!
39,100 Detroit Steel Products....
Sale
37
% Sale
8
1
1#
# Sale
Sale
14# Sale
37 K
'200
■;v.
800
50
•
#
IK
50c
...5
2,500 Davenoort Hosiery
85,100 Dayton Rubber Mfg
"5", loo
340
Cusl Mexlcana Mining
66,100 Darby Patrol Corp....
3,900
200
....100
1
17
May 11
May 11
7# June 28
115# June 29
19
May 13
1# June 26
13# June 17
166# July
2
56# June 15
11
23
7
11
5
9
1
13
27# Feb. 23
10# Jan. 19
71
80
Jan.
Jan.
1818
26#
6#
82#
82#
13#
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
25
5
15
18
18
23
Jan. 11
Mar.
8
24
4# Jan. 21
28# Jan. 13
87# Jan. 28
80
Feb. 10
YORK
NEW
44
NEW YORK
CURB
Since
Price
Jan. 2
vj
EXCHANGE
1937
Jan. 1
Sharer
12,500
30.000
7,060
17,900
'
AMOclatez—1
5X
—1
Electric Power
5%
A
Claea
Electric Pow & Lt
76% Sale
12 % Sale
5% Sale
96%
97%
2d pf A—*
Option warrants
48,500 Electric Shareholdings com. 1
<6 Conr pref with warr.—*
4,850
Electric Shovel
5,200
,1.150
6%
16
18%
52
35
46
30
.
50
Sale
45
-•
46%
15%
40
47
32%
19
19
Sale
Sale
7
8
22%
12%
23%
13%
38N
Sale
"*40 "
.
112""
11 %
.
U3%
Sale
„A%
70
71
74
111% 112
13% Sale
72
111% 112
12% Sale
22 X
*
23%
Florida Power & Lt
Class B
"13% "17%
% S ale
16
Sale
Sale
25%
21%
20%
zw
24
24% Sale
24
26
7%
2%
Amer dep rcts..Ord reg II
7,000 Ford of France Am dep rets
6,100 Fox (Peter) Brewing Co....5
30,600 Franklin Rayon Corp com._l
Froedtert Grain & Malting
88,800
10
9%
10
13%
13%
50
22% July
6
July
7
24%
24%
11%
lf%
16%
17
20% Sale
18%
17%
13%
Sale
3%
3%
3%
4%
23
23%
19%
19%
20%
21%
19^6
com.....*
20%
18
Sale
23% Sale
12
14
2
June 30
26
22
22
7
23
40
35
July
July
40
June 29
22
1% June 29
32% July 29
31% Feb. 16
19% Mar. 11
2% Jan. 28
9
47% Feb.
% June 15
% Jan .
6
July
1
18% Jan.
5
XX Feb. 4
3% Feb. 23
45% Mar. 11
27% Mar. 10
13
7
900
'
$6
conv
pref
ser
..*
1
...*
B—
Gen Investment Co com
$6 Preferred.....
...
100
83
% Sale
Warrants..
1% Sale
81%
89%
%e
3 32
1% July
12
June
June
June
Mar.
May
June
Jan.
82% Jan. 12
114% Mar. 3
18% Mar. 17
13%
%
65%
109%
10%
70
pref...*
General Rayon A stock
*
General Telephone Corp
20
$3 conv preferred
......*
Gen Tire Ac Rubber com
25
1%
21X
50 X
19 X
IX
22%
52%
Sale
Rights..
............
6% preferred A
......100
2,180
900 Gen Water Ga8 Ac Elec com.. 1
$3
500
1%
16
48%
1%
15%
45
21% Sale
2 Sale
10%
11%
34
preferred..............*
11%
36
34
36
%
'
f; N
Preferred...
16% July
75
3
Sale
35
*
2,740
123,100
43%
*9%
14
43%
Sale
29
Sale
9% Sale
42%
39
40
39
26%
27%
24
100%
55
333
5%
Sale
6
5
Sale
33
39% July
27
27
Sale
98
5%
32%
6%
35
July
33
1
Gorham Mfg Co—
26%
3%
13%
20
Y t c agreement extended.*
32.300
377,300 Grand National Films Inc..l
29,025 Grand Rapids Varnish Corp •
43,800 Gray Tel Pay Station com.. 10
3,250 Gt Atl At Pac Tea 1st pref.100
Non-voting common stock *
11,500
13,800 Great Northern Paper Co..25
113,700 Greenfield Tap At Die com..*
Sale
Sale
Sale
20%
il4% Sale"
38%
9% Sale
37%
25%
Sale
32% Sale
2%
3% Sale
Sale
13
14%
15
Sale
8
8%
9
8%
120
Sale
122% 123% 119%
89
91
80%
83
82
40
40% 39
38%
39
14%
14%
15%
15% Sale
26
2%
13%
8%
Grocery Stores Prod—
4% Sale
% Sale
58% Sale
New common
25c
32,600
22,400 Guardian Investors common f
25
>319,300 Gulf Oil Corp
250 Gulf States UtU $6 pref.....*
15.50 preferred.....
350
6
16
15
July 13
9
5h
53%
Sale
4%
4%
558*
85
Sale
_..*
625 Gypsum Lime Ac AJabastlne.*
—•
50,500 Hall (O M) Lamp Co
4,300 Haloid Coi.....i..,;.,,...5
13
14%
6%
BX
23
24%
10
16
4% Sale
19%
16
12
13
July
July
July
July
July
July
4% July
13
% July
2
53% July
1
85
July 31
72
July 12
14% July 24
5
4% July 29
19
18% July 22
4%
18
8
33% July
17.500
Hazel tine
32,400
15%
16
Hearn Dept Stores common. 5
10,900
3,850
7,300
68,900
16,800
2,200
•
Corp
6% preferred............50
4,700
394,800
16,700
5,300
2,800
5,100
5,200
;
66%
68%
1%
1%
2%
3
14
,14%
Hecla Mining Co
25c
Helena Rubensteln Inc new.*
■
>
...
.
.
7%
890
306,200
134,000
13,100
Hewitt
pref
Heyden Chemical Co..
.10
Hires (Chas E) class A com..*
Hoe
(R) Ac Co class A
10
5
HolUnger Consol G M
Horn At
5% preferred
39%
13%
20%
8%
Sale
9%
15% Sale
14
13%
50
46%
16% Sale
7" ' Sale
7
7
Humble Oil At Refining
..*
9*1
%
9
15%
2%
1%
15%
15% Sale
48
58
39%
42
4
64% Jan. 29
1% June
15% June 11
July 15
5
18% Jan.
'32 June 29
'*A
98
July 27 107
10% July 28 11%
34
June 28
32
16% July
7% July
8% July
IF
28%
29%
11% Sale
27
Sale
7
Sale
13
1
5
July
8
% July
9
59% July 22
85
July 31
77
July 26
15% July
8
12
22
5
July
18% July
July 22
July
39% July
45
July
25
July
11% July
21% July
7
July 31
19% July
7% July
9
July
18
17
June 23
32% Sale
78
Sale
*
%
1%
17% Sale
15%
20
a
?
5% Sale
8%
9%
32% Sale
9
July
„
32% July
104
Sale
102
July
Sale
31
28
July
28
30%
83
Sale
77
July
77% Sale
11% July
11% Sale
"19"" "21% 22% 23% 21% July
% July
%
%
20
17
July
17%
15%
15
26
7%
Sale
B*
June 30
July
3% July
5
May
June
June
June
May
17
17
11
11
26
47
July
June
25
30
21
9
4
25
4
31
2
9
Apr. 10
July 27
21
31
June 21
31
20
102
27
% July
19
16
26
14
19
8
Feb.
6
1 %
63%
95
90
5
14
16
May 13
Feb. 26
June 28
3% June 29
43 % June 26
Jan. 25
Jan. 12
Jan. 25
Jan.
26
Feb.
9
17% Apr.
5
7% Jan. 25
Jan.
24
7
10% Jan. 28
Jan.
3% Apr.
4
Jan.
15
Feb.
18% Feb.
17% Feb.
22
Feb.
23
70
52
10
19
11
15
23
25% Mar. 11
9% Apr. 20
11
Apr.
5
Jan.
6
103
Jan. 11
283
163
May 22
44
July 29
45
June 22
35
Apr.
153
333
113
193
22%
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
13
28
29
18
Jan. 28
Mar. 10
9
July 27
41% Jan.
7
_
June 26 112
42
25% June 24
72
June 17
11% July 15
17
Jan.. 12
24
9% July
4% July
51
July
10
June
16
30
9%
aVA
3% Sale
11
June 29
23
Mar.
July 22
12% June
16% July 15
39% June
July 29
36
Jan.
8
45
July
24
June
28% July 28
11% July 14 xl0% June
Jan.
19
27
July 12
7
July
8
7% July
9
July
33% July
104 :
July
32% July
84% July
12% July
22% July
% July
18% July
12
X Apr. 12
44
July 22
Jan. 20
Jan. 28
5
Jan.
6
8% Jan. 15
56
May 27
24
32%
4%
18%
22%
16% Apr. 23
31
12
4
6%
7%
6%
oZ%
6
July
15%
5
15
Apr. 12
1 128
July
June
Feb.
Jan.
7 117% Jan.
47
Apr.
72
15
19
Feb. 26
14
85
20
32% Sale
102% Sale
6
14
1% Jan.
2
4
12
38
1
June
June
18
% Feb. 25
6
18
4% Jan.
4
%, June 22
"31
Feb.
Jan.
15 107
50
17
Feb.
39% Feb. 19
10
June
14% Jan.
6
Jan.
28
15
51
23
% Jan.
5% Feb.
33
July
25
Apr. 15
Apr. 26
Apr. 23
45% Feb.
1
June
4*1
Feb.
B*
20
July
July
July
8
June 21
36h
28
June
8% Jan,
18
8
16
19
6
38% Mar. 18
46
72
8
23
Feb.
22% Feb.
51% Jan.
3
Jan.
July 22
2% July 17
1% July 12
11% July 13
15% July
6
15% July 31
July
July
July
July
July
Mar.
8
Jan.
50
19% Sale
6%
7%
8%
9%
7%
8%
15
23
Feb. 11
23% Feb. 13
"
59
July
1%
1%
9%
15%
14%
24
10
100
*
60
10
14
Sale
Hummel-Ross Fibre Corp..
53.
58%
1%
1 %
"42"'
1
Hud Bay Mln At Smelt
see page
Sale
Sale
Hardart com......
13,738 tHuyler's of Del com.
7% preferred stamped..100
6,320
100
7% pref unstamped.
100
2,900 Hydro-Elec Secur com.....
42,900 Hygrade Food Prod.. ......5
6,350 Hvtfrede Svlvanltt Cnrn
miV
Sale
1%
w w
6,500 Hussman-Llgonier Co
For footnotes
10%
25
Rubber Corp com...5
cum
300 Horn (A C) Co common
8,805
Sale
Class'
Heller (W E) Ac Co common..2
Holophane Co Inc common.*
Holt (H) Ac Co class A__
...»
300 Horder's Inc...............*
250 Hormel (Geo A) Ac Co com..
Y
19%
58
2
56%
19% June 24
17% June 18
8
July
119% July
80% July
37% May
Handley Page Ltd—
Am dep rets part pref
400
8s
..25
600 Hartford Electric Light
33,300 Hartman Tobacco common.10
...1
55,100 Harvard Brewing Co.
23.800 Hat Corp of Am cl B com
1
Mar.
6% Feb.
21% Mar. 25
1% June 14
2
12% Jan.
32% July
3% July
14% July
10% July
123 % July
90% July
40% July
15% July
July
July
98
8
7
24
23 100
Feb.
4
Jan;
%e June
89% Apr. 23 96% Jan.
73
May 18 100% Feb.
July
July
32
22
13?
403
*
Glen Alden Coal Co..
17,520 Godchaux Sugars class A...*
Class B..................*
57,410
$7 preferred
790
...»
..1
315,100 Goldfield Consol Mines
14,800 Gorham Inc class Acorn....*
S3 preferred..
...»
2,850
38%
Jan.
19
21% July
16
8
X Apr.
July
July
July
July
8
4
11
23
14% Jan.
29
Jan.
;
83
76% July
8
12% July 29
39
July 26
22
July 23
10% July 12
42
July 16
28% July 13
100% July 31
'71% July
11
31% Jan.
56
Jan;
1% June
%
13" "13%
Feb.
65
29% Feb.
Jan.
-
1% July
"9% "11%
4?
*
200 Gladding McBean Ac Co
%
46
July
21% July
r?32 July
98
July
10% July
35% July
§7" "99%
10%
Warrants.................
1,200
*
7,550 Georgia Power $6 pre
26,135 Gilbert (AC) Co com.......*
46
26
Mar.
92
11% May 17
31
9
1% July
17% July
July
27% July
r% July
106
July
10% July
35% July
1% July
15% July
1%
n
16%
16*
46% 48%
27% Sale
June
20% July 31
Gen Outdoor Adv 6% pref.100
General Pub Serv $6
Jan.
8% Feb.
4
26
5 % Jan. 22
7
9
May
5 xll% June 3
8% Jan. 27 14% Feb. 16
87
% July 22
18% Feb. 24
6% July
2% Jan.
1% July
July
>3* July
13
25
36% May
21% June
22
July
20% July 21
24% July 19
2
July
13
13
35
94
86
4
19
2
8% Feb.
11% Mar. 3
July 21
17% Feb. 20
15% Mar. 20
6
47% Feb.
Jan.i
8
93% July 21
3 % Jul y
2
1%
89%
3
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
June 29
19% Apr.
12% July
60
48
1%
81%
%
3
19
Mar.
3% July
9
Gen Gas & Elec—
231,600
2,800
37,200
1,500
1,180
17,800
54i500
5,300
234,300
138,200
1
1
Jan.
^
13
July
Mar.
60
77
81
18
31
27
4% July
1
28
25% July 23
13% July
9
17% July
6
21% July 24
7
1
June 26
40
11% July 27
July
July
22
6
22% Feb.
17% Feb. 10
5% Mar. 29
22
13% June 17
11% July
16% July
20% July
20
18
! July
30% July
41
July
"9% July" 15
Sale
94
*
220 Gamewell Co $6 conv pref
General Alloys Co
General Elec Co of Great Brit
American dep receipts
£1
9,600
Jan.
7% Jan.
98% Jan.
19
28
24
9% July
4%
18%
139.800
6% July 26
7
14
21
10% July
12
11
2 112%
75;?
22
Jan.
6
75%
9% Jan.
80
June
13
6% July
45%
1
6%
3%
10%
6%
2%
9%
3
...-1
15
..1
Common...........
Conv pref
13,450
1,300 Fruehauf Trailer Co
Sale
2%
10%
Sale
2X
3%
8%
9%
10%
10%
16
22
28
21
10
24
23
21
7
23
21
23
22
26
31
29
If*
13
13
11% Jan.
6% June 11
2% June 30
68
May 18
24
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
iH
1
25
1
41
v
6%
6
1
July
July 13
6
July
9
July
2
July
July 21
July ^1
8
July
8
12
Sale
July
Sale Prices
17
45
30
26
% July 28
14
.
1% July
July
22
July
26
Highest
j
5% June
4
5% June 16
26
26
35% July
1
1
July
July
July
July
111
x70
iir Said" "48
S7 pref.
Ford Motor of Canada cl A..*
3%
9%
22%
12 %
12%
40%
15%
%
71
40"" "41""
""X """%
Brewery.........—1
Fire Assoc of Phlla
10
First Nat Stores 7% 1st pf.100
Flak Ru bber Corp common
1
Preferred....
....—100
Fldello
19
14%
14%
12
13%
com—.1
1
1
1
13
July
July
18
4% Sale
9%
10%
24% 25
.•:4K; Sale
9% Sale
21
19%
12% Sale
17% July
2 % July
July
41
July
52
July
53% July
46% July
47% July
26% July
16% July
2
July
X July 10
1% July
1
:
26
Sale
July
34
25% July 23
14
July
1
1% July
1
32% July 29
"16""
1% Sale
Sale
20% Sale
IX Sale
18
22
Sale
July
July
July
July
35
1% Sale
32%
37
11%
Gen Fireproofing
13
40
50%
58
50%
56
47
t; Sale
IX. Sale
32%
common....5
Ford Motor Co, Ltd.
"46"" "44""
Sale
Fiat Amer dep rets
63,700
July 22
14% July
2
2% July
1
30% July
1
41
July 28
"17% "18%
2%
2%
45
Said
■V: 1
20 *
Fanny Farmer Candy com__l
Fan steel Metallurgical Corp*
Ferro Enamel Corp
15%
Sale
Sale
14%
2%
30%
14
1
1
Falstaff Brewing
Co
64
Sale
Ealrchlld Aviation com
7% July
7% July
July
11% July
4% Jjly
85
July
9
9
2
2
1
16
55
8
88
85
85
45
2 % Sale
46%
48%
Option warrants—...
30,700
11%
Sale
4 %
40
75% Sale
69 % Sale
70
'74
preferred.........—100
Fedders Mfg
•
9
8
32
53
73
71
533,800 Evans Wallower Lead....*—*
7% preferred...........100
26,600
208,700 Ex-Cell-O Aircraft Ac Tool..3
67,300
69,500
19,050
16,400
9,400
71,100
1,100
225,100
2,100
1,330
314,800
9,005
21,700
226,000
3,320
Sale Prices
13
(>X% preferred
100
6,200 Empire Pow Corp part stk__*
26,400 Emsco Derrick & Equip Co .5
537,400 Equity Corp common...—10c
....50
1,100 Eureka Pipe Line..
European Elec Co of Can-
53,400
6%
6%
Sale
82
Lowest
Sale Prices
5% July
5 % July
July
July
3% July
85
July
7
6%
6%
5H
'63
33
Highest
Sale Prices
Ask
>;
Coal Co—
$4 participating pref
*
7,700
10,300 Electrographlc Corp com...!
--1
21,800 Electrol Inc v t c
4,575 Elgin National Watch Co—15
350 Empire Dlst Elec 6% pref. 100
14,275 Empire G Ac F 7% pref
10«
8% preferred.......
100
5,750
,
Ask Bid
Bid
Par
STOCKS (Continued)
Lowest
July 31
July 1
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
JULY
PRICES IN
SALES
AGGREGATE
EXCHANGE
CURB
Jan. 25
Feb. 23
87
Feb.
9
12% July 17
23
Mar. 4
2
Feb.
6
27% Feb.
26
Apr.
13
2
3
Feb. 20
5% Jan.
53 % Mar.
21
6
NEW
AGGREGATE
SALES
Since
Jan. 1
Shares
6,000
6,800
6,200
2,300
25
V
v
.
500
8,400
1,300
1,000
1,200
1,100
820
400
150
1,200
1,300
600
<
1,925
2,900
1,000
2,500
12,600
; 900
225
17,200
•
v:
300
2,800
YOKK CTJBB EXCHANGE
PRICES IN JULY
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
—
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
7
July
1
24
: July
1
8 % July
1
Sale Prices
22
July
2
54% July 20
9 % July
20
20
14
36%
9%
21%
22%
94%
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
20
1
1
2
19
20
..7
7
23
,
2% July 24
2% July
8
1% July
2
12% July
1
67
July
1
24
July 19
2% July 15
26
July
2
% July 14
14% July
9
34
July 10
33% July 15
4% July 19
11% July
1
r% July
1
% July 22
16
July
9
1% July
6
July"!
4% July
2
6% July 29
37
July
9
8% July
1
% July 29
20% July
7
11
July
l
1
July
1
% July 14
13% July
6
2
July 29
73
July
6
77
July 24
86% July
7
4% July 15
99
July 2
Lowest
9
July 24
July 26
11% July 26
34
July 23
54% July 20
30
9% July 27
July 12
July 16
July
8
July 13
July
9
28
July
7
29% July 26
95
July 27
21
20%
14%
37%
10%
2% July
2% July
2
July
20% July
75% July
25
July
3 > July
35
July
1
July
15
July
35% July
34% July
6
July
1
9
16
16
16
9
28
22
20
9
29
14
14
Highest
EXCHANGE
CURB
YORK
NEW
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
PRICES IN JULY
sales
aggregate
Price
MEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 2
Sale Prices
2
July
1
Ask
Par Bid
Ask Bid
STOCKS (Continued)
2
Sale
3 H Sale
28,500 M«xlco-Ohlo Oil Co
1*4 Sale
3
Sale
244,100 Michigan Bumper Corp.....!
8*4 Sale
Sale
176,100 Michigan Gaa ft Oil Corp.. 1
13*4
12*4
15
18,200 Mich Steel Tube Prod
2.00
1
1*4
86,100 Michigan Sugar com..
*
5*4
6*4
6,000
Preferred..
.....10
Sharer
July
July
July
July
July
161
Petroleum—
Class A rot trust ctfs
.*
Class B rot trust ctfs
*
Middle States
68,300
64,000
'«*
4*4 Sale
6*4
Sale
1
Sale
Midland Oil Corp—
4,250
Product—
dlv shares....*
5,100
S3 non-cum
7,645 Mid vale Co
*
38,600 Mid-West Abraslre Co
50c
29,800 Mid-West Oil Co
10
76,600 Mining Corp of Can...
7,200 Minnesota Mln ft Mfg Co—
80 Minnesota P & L 7% pref.100
880 Miss River Power pref
100
26,010 Mock Judson Voehringer2.50
.
241,700
1,800
12,800
1,900
6,300
9,200
2,300
4IH
13 54
20
3*4
"§*4 "V"
16
18*4
152*4 Sale
Montgomery Ward A Co A..*
Montreal Lt Ht & Pow com..*
30*4
41*4
Sale"
37*4
*
45
44
171
40
7% A pref
100
51,000 Moore (Tom) Distillery Co..l
1,000 Mtge Bank of Col Am Shs
26,800 Mountain City Copper Co..5c
115,700 Mountain Producers Coro.10
176*4
~"654
,
10J
6J
'6*4 Sale"
100 Mountain States Pow com..*
360 Mountain Sts Tel A Tel—100
16*4 20
28*4 Sale
9
10*4
1*4 Sale
53
55*4
20
34*4
18*4
32
_
15*4 Sale
1
400
03 conv preferred..
50
8,000 National Container (Del)—1
94,700 National Fuel Gas
•
15,400 Nat Manufacture A Stores..*
12,100 National Oil Products—...4
12*4 Sale
"l2~~
Sale
>4 Sale
3*4
3*4
12*4
800
,
'
:
208,800
28,920
72,900
28,800
670
9,600
8,200
584,100
2,660
1,350
52
,
..
10*4
10"
Sale
1
14*4
17
13*4
16*4
2
Sale
10*4
1*4
18*4
1*4
21
52
Sale
1*4:; 1H
July
""4*4
5*4
22""
Sale
28
6
38
Apr.
July 20
91
July 20
"30*4
Sale
116
5*4
,
Sale
8*4
4*4
4*4
28*4
11*4 Sale
24
24
24*4
24
10*4 Sale
1*4 Sale
22*4 Sale
54
Sale
Niagara Share Corp class B 5
Class A preferred..
..100
13*4
NUes-Bement-Pond com...
44*4
50
2*4 Sale
11*4 Sale
Nlplsslng Mines
........1
Noma Elec Corp com
1
1
3*4 Sale
56 preferred
.........
Rayon cl A....*
8
2*4 Sale
41
North Amer
41
Class B common..........*
49
2
preferred..........50
Sale
42*4
Sale
50*4
2*4
5*4
6
% Sale
Nor Amer Util Sec com.....*
North Cent Texas Oil......5
North European Oil com
1
78
Norlnd Pub Ser 6% pref.. 100
8
37
8*4
Sale
28*4 Sale
35
9,575 Ohio Brass class B..........*
2,525 Ohio Edison 56 preferred...* 107
100 109
14,700 Ohio Oil 6% pref
2,840 Ohio Power 6% preferred. 100
480 Ohio Pub Serv 7% 1st pref 100 108
200
6% 1st pref
.....100
...5
12*4
3,400 Ollstocks Ltd common
13*4
81,300 Oklahoma Nut Gas com....15
31*4
53 preferred.............50
14,350
6%
preferred..........100
1,550
110,200 Oldetyme Distillers.........! '"5*4
36
107*4
Sale
10
Sale
20*4 Sale
25
29
32*4
33
57*4 Sale
97*4 Sale
109
110
S"a"le
Feb.
3
15
June 29
June 29
45
11*4
14*4
7*4
33*4
July
June
Apr.
Jan.
3
18
July
21
14
28
r
7
10*4 May
July 15
6
July
1
12*4 July
19*4 Jan. 25
7
13*4 Feb.
Feb. 10
Jan
18
1
Mar. 16
Mar. 15
Jan. 11
Jan.
5
July 27
12*4 July
2
1*4 July
7
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
8*4
Feb.
16
Apr.
Jan.
5
7
Feb. 25
Mar.
18
110*4
4*4
32*4
14*4
July 26
13*4
72*4 July
29
Sale
53
2*4
5*4
*4 Sale
96*4 103
k9
Sale
26
Sale
2*4 July
50*4 July
42*4 July
41
July
51
July
2** July
5*4 July
*4 July
76
July
87*4 July
97
July
7*4 July
19*4 July
1*4 July
-
2
2
1
14
19
21
1
14
7
16
7
2
9
27
25
July
15
32*4
32
July
19
111
June
Jan.
12
15
Apr. 16
July
July
July
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
June
Feb.
8
4
13
June
Mar. 10
Jan.
5
June
Mar. 10
June
Jan.
:
July
July
Mar,
June
Jan.
June
Mar. 31
7*4 June
June i
4*4 July
June
9*4 June
81*4 June
93
Feb.
65
July
98
Feb.
May
1*4 Apr.
10*4 June
24
Apr.
4*4 July
58
July
51
July
49*4 July
51
July
2*4 July
5*4 July
26
2*4 June
Va Juiy
80
July
89*4 July
1
7
8
-
30
9
97*4 July
10
July
27*4 July
27
2
July
27*4 July
33*4 July
2
_
14
40
6
14
Mar.
8
Mar.
5
16
23
Feb.
Jan
Feb
Feb.
3
1
3
May 26
Feb.
2
Feb. 24
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
3
10
Apr.
July
14
15
Feb.
3
; Jan.
2
Jan.
13
Jan.
8
J-
50
1
June
35*4 Jan.
35
Jan.
49 *4 Jan.
2*4 May
5
Apr.
*4 Jan.
76
July
87*4 Apr.
97
July
7*4 Jan.
16*4 June
1*4 June
25*4 Jan.
30*4 May
July 31
Apr. 14
June 10
Jan. 30
Jan. 12
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
May
21
23
11
22
6
8
23
Feb. 10
Jan. 18
Feb.
Jan.
3
8
15
Jan.
4
Feb.
9
Feb. 24
Feb.
9
Jan.
Mar.
100
June
Jan.
110*4 July
104*4 July
102
July
111
May
97
60*4 July
July
July
110*4 July
107 k July
June
June
Apr.
13
12*4
13*4 13*4
12*4 Sale
13*4 13
30
27*4 28*4 29*4
97
101*4 100*4 105
3*4 Sale
3*4
3*4
5
June
9
23
31
20
7
Jan.
Mar. 31
Feb.
4
May
2*4 July
6
May
15
12
Apr.
June
110
£
6
July
57*4 July
98*4.100
24
14
Jan.
Jan.
95
3*4 Sale
55
56*4
49*4 Sale
Jan.
15
28
27
13*4 July
21
Apr.
1
1
19
15
28
2
10
28
9
27
22
29
6
16
7
26
2
TW"26
2
July 30
% July
1*4 July
11*4 July
10
Jan.
July
July
July
87
8
Feb.
7*4 July 21
July
7
July 23
7*4 July
1
7
May 10
12*4 July 22
15
July 12
1*4 July
7
12
Sale
14
Sale
Sale
59
26
16
24
21
Mar. 9
Jan.
1
111
Mar. 31
Apr.
56*4 July
2 *4 July
8*4 July
25
32.
5
23
Feb.
44*4 Feb.
14*4 May
3*4 Jan.
July
July
6
51*4 July
2*4 July 27
7*4 July 29
51
5
Apr.
Sale
'98"" 165"
53
27
July 30
54*4
2*4
7*4
7*1
May 20
97*4 Mar. 39
July 27 "II"" July"
2
July
July
23*4 July
July
1*4 July
July
105
July
105
July
53*4 July
51*4 July
Sale
**
20
5*4 July
110*4 July
4*4 July
"4*4 Sale"
28
July
28*4
31*4
11*4 July
14*4 Sale
83*4 July
;
Feb. 10
28
Jan.
55*4 Feb.
4
28*4 Jan. 29
10*4
1*4
20*4
1*4
1H
6
51*4
2*4 Sale
51
12
Jan. 11
27
July 30
Apr.
8
Jan.
7 Ji Feb.
3
June
15*4 July
*4 July
17*4 July
71*4 July
5*4 July
24
July
72
July
118
July
22
July
73*4 July
2*4 July
96*4 July
31
July
3*4 July
9*4 July
July
July
98*1 July
106*4 July
2
5
Jan. 19
Feb.
3
May 15
*4
12*4
84
76*4 July 26
1
5
49*4
1*4
lik
45
Feb.
July
65
11
44
43
18
*4
7*4
29
June 17
1*4 June 28
12
14
110*4
9
51*4 Jan.
64
3*4
10*4
29*4
6*4
14
6*4 Apr. 28
14*4
35
110
15*4 July
27
75
J*
97
28*4
13*4
June 24
18*4 June
40
73*4 Sale
2*4
33*4
17
57
37
5
June
15
Sale
91
11*4 Apr.
6
May 28
4*4 Feb. 11
8
July 15
45
6
July
12*4 July
1
16*4 July 21
9*4 July 13
41
July
6
8
13
Feb. 25
Jan.
7
Jan. 14
Feb.
3
25
13
July 27
July 13
4*4
46*4
1*4
98
9*4 June 21
5*4 June 17
13 145
20
1
July
1
*4 July 14
4*4 July
2
53 ; July
8
52
5
3
7
16*4
16*4
43*4
45*4
12*4 Sale
15*4
15*4
7*4
8
38*4
41
i
14*4 Mar
43
June 16
4*4 Apr. 26
July
July
July
July
"7" Jufy"l5
72
68
Sale"
June 14
3*4 May 25
7*4 June 26
34*4 June 17
29
May 19
31*4 June 15
42*4 Mar. 30
80*4 Mar. 10
July "15
July
1
July 30
July 21
July 12
July 22
July 15
Sale
2?*
Sale"
8*4 Mar. 23
22
27*4 July 17
30
July 21
9*4 July 13
2*4 July
8
56*4 July 20
15*4
44*4
11*4
14*4
0
July 30 118
11*4 June 17 16 *4 Feb. 18
21
27
27
27
15
30
July 29
July
1
July 30
July
July
Jan.
Mar. 2
90
Mar. 31
4*4 Jan. 20
109
19
July
July
July
July
July
July
33*4 May 13
88
May 20
41
Sale
8*
Sale
10
5
71
Jan.
2*4 June 29
9*4 June 17
2*4 June 14
3*4 July 15
39*4 July 16
91
July 21
114
July
1
13*4 July 28
91
ll"" "13*4 "II"" "12"
12
12*1 13*4 15
1*4
10
24,600 Northern Pipe Line
91,220 Nor States Power com A-.100
10,900 t Northern Tex El 6% pref.100
31,700 Northwest Engineering..
17,000 Novadel Agene Corp.......
50
48
Sale
37
Class B warrants new
..
■
Sale
56
Sale
24*4 Sale
7% preferred
...
100
225 Northern N Y Utll 7% pfd.100
v
9*4
8*4
2
55
13*4
45
56
27*4 Sale
9*4 Sale
Class A warrants new....
Prior
14
July 20
5%|2d preferred........100
5% 2d pref B
100
Nor Amer Lt A Pow com
10*4 July
15*4
28*4
8*4
1*4
52*4
19*4
29*4
72
% Sale
4*4
4
.—
80,400
8,600
96,628
,v
325
44,840
99,600
68,200
15
17
Feb. 16
24
18
28
Feb.
May 21
20
19
20
19*4
Sale
64
88*4 Sale
2.040 Nevada Calif Elec com—100
19*4
750
7% preferred
.......100
6,700 New Bradford Oil
5 "4*4
1,100 New England Pow Assn com.*
3,300
6% preferred
100
640 New Entfl Tel A Tel Co...100
22"
34,100 New Haven Clock Co com—*
76,600 New Jersey Zinc
25
37,800 New Mexico A Aria Land
1 "4*4
43,100 Newmont Mining Corp
10 130
25*4
4,100 New Process Co common....*
5*4
4,600 N Y Auction Co common...*
1,800 NYC Omnibus warrants
7,275 N Y
Hond Rosarlo M
10 '29*4
11,300 N Y Merchandise Co com..10
790 N Y Pr A Lt 56 pref
*
1,390
7% preferred.........._10O
N Y Shipbuilding Co
8*4
14,600
Founders shares
; 16,195 N Y Teleo 6)4% pref
1M 115*4
4*4
3,100 New York Transit.........-5
52
3,355 N Y Water Serv 6% pr«f_.10S
348,900 Niagara Hud Pow com.... .10
12,100
5% 1st pref..
......100
150
5% 2d pref A
100
V
Sale
15
8*4 Sale
37*4
41
Nat Power A Light—
450
46
44
20.850
$6 preferred
..—*
2,400 National Refining common 25
206,250 Nat Rubber Mach com
*
208,500 National Service Co
..1
29,200
Conv partic preferred
•
650 National Steel Car Ltd
*
35,800 National Sugar Refg
*
1,300 National Tea Co 5)4 % pref. 10
24,100 National Transit
12.50
163,500 National Union Radio com-.l
10.400 Navarro Oil Co
—-—*
7,000 Nebel (Oscar) Co com—...*
230 Nebraska Power 7% pref..100
26,100 Nehi Corp com...
—*
230
1st preferred
*
15,30* Nelson (Herman) Corp .....5
13,700 Neptune Meter class A.....
8,400 Nestle Le Mur Co class A...*
,
14
14
7
July
July
"7"*
200 National Candy Co com...
6,300 National City Lines com
13
Feb.
Mar.
654 June 15
23
91
2,000 Nachman Sprlngfilied Corp.*
24,000 Nat Automative Fibres A...*
12,800 National Baking Co com—.1
410,600 Nat Bellas Hess com
1
10,120 Nat'l Bond A Share Corp...*
100 Nat Brewers 7% pref..
25
Jan.
3
Sale
19
Jan.
18
4
10
14
4*4 May 19
Ji June 16
7
July
8*4 July 13 10*4
9*4 Sale
19*4 23*4
25
"4
3*4
4*4 "3 *4July "20
3*4
8*4
8*4 July 27
135
July
7 141
30
July
6 32*4
32*4 July
7 34*4
34*4 Sale
34
43*4 Juiy
8 45
44
46
j 43
176
186
195
4
3*4 July 30
3*4 Sale
3*4
4*4
4*1 July 21
10
July 26 12*4
16"" Sale
11
6
6*4
July
1
Sale
6*4
6*4
141
12,000 Murray Ohio Mfg Co....—*
150 Muskogee Co common—..— *
20
6% preferred
..100
:
3*4
*4 July 16
6*4 May 14
29
2
July
9*4 Sale
9*4
9*4
12
Sale"
13*4
12
10*4
Sale
12
Jan.
84*4 July
3
July
July
July
July
89
109
Sale
114
4*4 Jan.
2
2*4 Jan. 14
11*4 June 14
9
38*4 July
39*4
39*4
42*4
.....
Molybdenum Corp
.....1
Monarch Mach Tool Co com.*
Monroe Loan Society cl A..*
Montana Dakota Utilities..10
Moody's Investors Part pref
875 Moore Corp Ltd...........
Sale
Sale
May 28
VA June 29
29
12
13
20
8
July
July
Juiy
July
July
Sale
1.
Highest
Sale Prices
6*4 July
1*4 July
July
7
10
24
22*4
Lowest
Sale Prices
2*4 July
2*4 July
9*4 July
16
July
1
July
7
July
1
2
2
16
6
4*4 July
Vi July
4*4 Sale
1
Sale
8*4
Sale
9
$2conv prof
Midland Steel
Highest
Sale Prices
Lowest
July 31
Jitly 1
1937
Jan. 1
13
July
13 *4 July
June
12*4
27*4
97 *4
3*4
July
July
July
July
14 *4 July
32*4 July
Apr.
July
July
105
3*4 July
May
June 29
Jan.
July
| Jan.
12
16
Feb.
9
13
Jan.
Am, 1937]
AGGREGATE
In
SALES
July
11,800 Overseas Securities Go.
T.300
.....
*
53.150 Pacific G Ac B 6% 1st pref..25
4,400
5H% 1st preferred......25
2,850 Pacific Ltd Corp ft pref
•
520 Pacific P Ac L 7% prof
100
14,700 Pacific Public Service......*
2,100
1st preferred.............*
38,650 Pacific Tin special stock....*
700
250
•
100
3,400
"4", 400
25 Page-Hershey Tubes com—*
51,500 Pan Amer Airways com
10
100,700
Bid
550
"7# Sale
31# Sale
28 H Sale
28# Sale
26#
27
106
84
8#
23
^
iv
600
350
2,750 Pender (D) Grocery cl A.
14»600
Class B
4,300 Peninsula Telep Go com.
240
?
,
800
7%
4,225
34,500
60
20
39# Sale
46
63#
64#
Sate
4#
8#
3#
Penn Mez Fuel
July 31
7# July 21
4
July 23
21# July 23
27# July
1
36
July 16
3,800
H 1,240
,
20
1,725
1,150
35#
26#
1
common..
Pa Gas Ac Klec class A...
Pa Pow Ac Lt $6 pref.....
10,905
$7 preferred
5,125 Pennsylvania Salt Mfg
36#
7# 7 8#
28#
"~5
6#
Sate
Sale
vtc_. .—1
200 Pa Edison Co IS pref....
875
$2.80 preferred........
600
40
28#
111*
12#
11#
16 #
"13" r "13#
"93# Sale"
"l4# "16#
Sale
Sale
"33# "35""
2,100 Pharis Tire Ac Rubber
15,100 Philadelphia Go com
95
175
III"" Sale"
H50
2#
....
900
150
1,600
800
'
25
50
•
210,300
8,800
60,700
15,500
143,300
62,800
425
163,900
11,060
2,700
41,800
5,600
13,800
800
1,600
1,800
8,300
3,600
_.
10,700
840
1,000
7,400
1,000
1,500
Phoenix Securities
1
common.
Conv preferred A........10
Pierce Governor Co com
._*
Pines Wlnterfront Co
...1
Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd—..1
*
80
Pitts Metallurgical Co
4,000
6,300
100
60,200
115,500
3,300
Powdrell A Alexander com..5
Power Corp of Can com
*
300
4,800
10,400
134,800
Premier Gold Mining
Potrero Sugar com
........5
Pratt A Lambert
l",300
7,200
248,500
24,600
x23
4
575
2,000
2,400
2#
Sate
7#
7# Sale
10
12
88
89#
12# Sate
125"" 127#
123
Sate
ix
48 1?
lis
8#
36#
22#
2#
3#
8#
37
23
3#
3#
•:
7#
"19# Sale" "l9~" Sate'
7# Sale
:
1!*
IS
6
Sale
2
Sate
28#
9#
10
22#
30
35#
Sale
32
22#
33
33#
2# Sate
*
Pressed Metals of Amer.....*
33
24"" "30" *33# Sale
# ;
# '
f
4t
ft
34#
Sale
%
20
250
130
20
1,900
1,530
6% 1st preferred.....
7% 1st preferred...
15
50
250
Sate
Com $60 par
125
80
stock....-60
6% preferred..........100
7%
480
370
July 21
July
6
July
9
39# July 13
25# July
7
3# July 14
4
July
1
7# July 26
July
7
# July
2
2
102
99
101
99
Sale
54
Sate
"75"
75
78
85
85
78
July 15
July 14
July 17
July 14
July 12
July
9
2# July
9
10# July 22
22
July 14
July 20
9
1
1
July 10
July
July
200
150
1,500
900 Pyle National Co common..5
,42.100 Pyrene Mfg
10
110
3,320
Quaker Oats com..
590
100
1,300
4% preferred....
525
1,500
200 Rath Packing Co....
..10
Raymond Concrete Pile—
31,175
Common..
250
\
"48# Sale'
300
Sale
140
152
5,500
1,700
2,400
5,700
1,000
3,000
Reiter Foster Oil Corp
50
10
700
800
10,400
300
1,000
"""850
800
6,500
300
5,400
12,400
300
Rice Stix Dry Goods Co.....*
Richmond Radiator com....:
3,000
Voting trust ctfs
1
;
650 Rochester G A E 6% pref. 100
10 Rochester Tel 6#% pref..100
Rolls-Royce Ltd—
800
Am dep rets ord reg
£1
20,300 Roosevelt Field Inc
5
111,700
Root Petroleum Co com....l
3,600
$1.20 conv preferred..
20
32,600 Rossia Internet Corp ......*
275 Royalite OU Co Ltd...
•
.714,000 Royal Typewriter com
•
4,900 Russeks
228,400 Rustless
650
123,000
96,000
Fifth Ave Inc...2.50
Iron A Steel Corp..l
pref
.......*
Ryan Gonsol Petroleum
*
Ryerson A Haynes Inc com.l
$2.50
"
4
Sale
Sate
10#
24
10#
19
July
26
28
114# May 17
1# May 10
15
6
July
19
Feb.
6
5#
1#
8#
18#
July 29
June 28
1
July
June 29
20
22
127
July
17# July
17
%
July
95
July 24
2# July 12
35# July 21
74# July 23
23
Sate
25
11
1
July 31
July
2
19# July 14
July
July
ft
;
6 114
July 16
23 133
July
2
19 18# July 26
July
35
Sale
2
45#
14#
38
34
7#
16
39#
5#
Sate
1
5#
Sale
25#
5#
25#
Sale
4#
ft
2# Sale
1 n
12# Sale
5# Sale
81#
Sale
4#
4#
iig
10#
4#
6
39
48
July
July
5# July
17# July
38# July
6
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
12
12
6
12
29
8
8
26
20
26
23
8
Jan.
30
4# Jan.
2
Feb. 13
35# Feb. 13
ft Jan. 25
# Mar. 12
# Feb. 10
June 15
17# Mar. 11
8# June 25 11# Jan.
10# June 29 14# Jan.
99
May 18 103
Jan.
98
106
June
39
June
14
25
8
105
109
Feb. 15
* Jan. 28
68# Jan. 23
41
Mar. 3
June
19# June
75
July
May
98
Jan.
18
93
Feb.
119# Mar.
117# Apr.
June
4
5
8
92
June
4 103
Feb.
5
100# Apr. 10 106# Jan. 27
1# May 24
26
June 30
63# June 29
20
8
Jan.
Jan.
23
28
4# Jan. 12
60# Jan. Is
90# Jan.
8
25
Apr.
6
14# Feb. 26
109
June
1 124# Jan.
xl25#Apr. 28 150
Jan.
17# July 19 25# Jan.
17
June 30
28
# May 13
# June 29
ft July
July 21
July
8
July
July
July
July
July
July 13
July
1
July 14
July
1
July
6
July
1
July
6
48
4# Jan.
12# Feb.
3
33# Feb. 11
12
30
17 .100# July
10# July 22
110# July
20
5#
10# Sale
For footnotes see page 53.
H
1
x38
24# Jan.
41
4
10
32
Jan.
Jan.
2
49
27
53
2
Jan. 15
June 28
5# July 13
ft June 30
22# June 14
4# June 22
1# June 22
July
June 18
17ft
15
6
9
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
15
7
25
26
17
Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
3
9
1
July 12
46# Mar. 3
8"
Feb. 19
1
32
5
2
13
7
Apr. 19
Mar. 1
Jan. 20
Feb. 16
Mar. 17
Feb.
9
ft July 27
# July
6
ft July 27
# July
6
97# July 28 97# July 28
97# July 28 104# Feb. 25
July 28 112
July 28 112
July 28 112
July 28
112
lifl Sate*
18# 18%
2#
6#
13#
#
>
3
Sale
13#
'
#
91"" "95" 106# 115""
12# Sale"
conv
2",355
475
15
7
17
29
21
17
15
Jan.
fc
85 Sanford Mills Co common..*
32,700 Savoy OU Co..
5
34",566
35
Sale
40#
45
VaUey Gas Co—
4,600
500
Sale
5
Reybarn Go., Inc.......
1
Reynolds Invest com .......1
3,400 Safety Gar Heating Be Ltg_..*
93,400 St Anthony Gold Mining...1
11,300 St Lawrence Corp Ltd......*
1,550
A $2 conv pref
..50
883,900 St Regis Paper Co
5
5,550
7% preferred
100
12,500 Samson United Corp eom...l
3,300
Sale
# Sale
*
Reliance El & Eng Co
aIH
32^ Jan.
25
7#
6,600
29,200
80,600
27.400
99,800
25
Sale
"""#
33#
184,100
18
#
*
com
72# Sate
114
112# 112
133
130# 133
17
17
...*
Reed Roller Bit Co new..
Rio Grande
3,000
108
130
24#
41# Sale
5,500 Reeves (Daniel)
4
2
Feb.
3
Apr. 21
Feb.
1
16# Feb.
2
34
Mar. 31
15# Feb.
9
11# Mar. 2
40
Mar. 2
33# Feb. 23
3# Feb.
1
6# Jan.
5
9# Jan. 22
42# Apr. 21
27# Feb.
4
16# Mar. 17
16# June
7
47# Feb.
4
2# Jan. 11
19
Apr. 21
8
Feb.
9
6# July 26
ft July 15
15# July 30
30
1# July
27# July
64# July
Sale
Sal^
"8# T§# "16# "II
37,500
-
28
64#
5,500
$3 conv pref............
*
29,800 Raytheon Mfg, com..
50c
55,800 Red Bank Oil Co
2,000
10,000
3,100
16
Jan.
7
7
8# July
20
33# July 31
ft July
6
Sale
5,700 Railway A Light Securities.*
3,700 Rys A Utll Invest cl A com.
43,300 Rainbow Luminous Prod A.*
64,500
Class B common...
2",600
July 30
Jan.
June
June
June
40
June
17
June
86# June
12
June
77
112
94
103
23#
3,300
37
117# Apr.
121
100
10,000 Quebec Power Co.
95
51
11
41
100
Public Service of Oklahoma—
2,050
$7 part preferred
....*
36,530 Puget Sound P A L $6 pf
*
10,395
$5 preferred
*
'.
23
Apr. 27
Jan.
June
4# Mar. 13
28
8# July
6
13
79
4
June 21
June
3
June 22
Mar. 10
45
9# July
12# July
6
72
42# Mar. 6
17# Jan. 15
12
Jan. 19
30
35#
19#
2#
3#
31
Apr.
1
8# Feb. 11
5# Mar. 6
May 21
28
May 14
# May 28
Public Util Securities—
5,125
1,000
ig
111
31
6
preferred
6% prior lien pref......100
7% prior Hen pref......100
Jan.
Mar.
June
109
June
31# Mar.
Feb. 17
10
June 28
June 19
2# July
7
100# July
7 100# July
2
106# July 26 107
July
43
July v 1
57# July 21
23
July
7 33# July 16
75
7
July
7 75
July
30# Sale
1
12# Feb. 17
30# Mar. 13
May 13
May 27
May 27
42
28
43
14
June 11
June
5
89
162
3
73
10
33
11
71
33
10
32# July 20
2# July
1
71#
87
65
33
12
82
8# July 17
11# July 26
114# July 26
"6# July'26
43
83
83
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
5# July ~29
2
July
7
8# July
20
July:
11#
100
650
77" July "24
121# July
6
33# July
July
7#
9#
114#
31#
8#
7#
36#
21#
2#
3#
7#
9# Sate
12
12#
100
10,550 Public Serv of fnd pr pref..*
8,505
$4 preferred
1,400 Public Service of Nor 111....*
7
July
July
July 27
96# July 30
175
July
6
110# July
Public Service of Colorado—
„
2
July
Jan.
May 27
109# May
8
5# July
2
3# June 16
33
13
91
# July
13# July
# Sale
10]
98]
7
22# '22# 19
24
July
1
92# Sate
92# July 31 97#
14
14# 12# July
15
1
118
120# 118# July 30 134
1# Sate
1# July 17
1#
14# 15
15
July 19 15#
5#
Producers Corp
1
#
fPropper
McCallum Hosiery
42,000
Mill- Co com
..__..*
52,900 Prosperity Co B common...*
13
14#
4,350 Providence Gas Co.........*
34,400 Prudential Investors com
•
12# Sale
3,700
$0 preferred..—...
..* 100
104
3,100
4,300
Sate
2#
Sale
8
34)
4)
......
200 Prentice-Hall Inc
"
6H
37
38#
20# Sale
3
3#
5 # Sale
10
Pittsburgh Plate Glass com 25
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
1
Plough, Inc—
....*
400 Pneumatic Scale Corp..
10
1,400 Polaris Mining Co......
25c
■i:i66
9# Sale
7# Sate
37# Sale
6*
Pitney Bowes Postage Meter*
Pitts A Lake Erie RR
79
'31# Sale"
Pitts Bessemer Ac L E RR...50
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
""July
30# June 16
26
4
12# July
90# July
93# July
173
July
33
8#
10
7
9
"5# July"
73~" July"
.....
7#
8#
July
8# July
3
76#
Co—1
700 Phila Elec $5 dlv preferred.-*
550 Phlla El Pow 8% pref..
25
26,100 Phillips Packing Go
*
4,300
17,900
"90" "§!#
33
28# July 13
5# July
3# July
33
15
2,200 Penn Trafic Co
.2.50
15,400 Pa Water Ac Power.......
15,350 Pepperell Mfg Go
AH
3,150 Perfect Circle com......
T§56
5#
~
»
33
July
7
8# July 29
26# July 26
3# Sale
Ill*
:.:*
Apr. 28
10# Feb.
26# June 28 32# Feb. 15
26# Mar. 18 29# Feb.
2
103
May 18 107# Jan. 28
65
June 11
89
Jan. 22
7
July 28
5
Apr. 29
8# Jan. 14
20# July 26
is** July 26 24# Jan. 5
46# July 27
38
May 11 54# Mar.'ll
101# Apr. 23 01# Apr. 23
69
July
6
59
Apr. 26 75# Jan. 14
8# July 15
5# Mar. 22
9# Jan.
2
4
July 23
July 23
6# Feb. 19
23# July 15
21# July 23 30
Jan. 18
30# July
7
25# June 28 30# July
7
48
July 22
29
Apr. 28 53
Feb.
3
# July
2
# July 26
# July
22
29#
"30"
36
»
JO
30# July
26# July 15 27# July
104# July 26 105
July
Sale
29
27# Sale
Apr. 28
7# July
*8# July"l9
1
28# July
63# Sate
7# Sate
3#
5
Sale
9# Sale
5#
m
Highest
Sale Prices
7
24
44#
*
...
I loo
preferred
506,900 Pennroad Corp com
""*"75
,
6#
21#
Lowest
Sale Prices
'7# July"!
7io Patchogue Plymouth Mills..*
100
:
6
Highest
Sale Prices
10
"9#
7#
30# Sale
26# 27#
23
5#
Sale
14,300 Parkersburg Rig & Reel Co.l
100
Lowest
Sale Prices
Ask
Sale
Sale
43#
6,900 Paramount Motors Corp....l
2,675 Parker Pen Co
10
•
.
13,200
July 31
Ask Bid
Bid
Ask
"sli "T"
1,197,200 Pantepec Oil of Venesuela,.l
100
July 1
1937
Shares
STOCKS (Continued)
Par
100 Oliver United Filters B—
6,400
RANGE SINCE
JAN. 1
Price
Jan. 2
Jan. 1
"2~,Ibo
47
PRICES IN JULY
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
,
Shares
CURB EXCHANGE
YORK
NEW
"4# Sale"
}}$
49#
5#
11
Sale
12#
19*
45
Sai*
11# Sale
4#
3#
4
Sate
=
49
6
Sale
111# Sale
•A
ft
11
31
'9#
Sale
,,ft
11#
34
7# Sale
mm
8# Sale
4
"3# Sale"
"4" Sale
27# July 15
2# July 20
7# July 19
13# July
2
# July
9
26
June
2# July
5
June
11# June
# June
Apr.
90
Jan.
12
July
10# June
46# June
4
Mar.
3# June
40
99# July "31
12
July 14
11# July
2
49# July 21
5# July
2
3# July
6
IIVA
ft Sale
"5# Sale" "5# Sa'le"
3#
27# July 21
2# July 28
6
July
1
13# July
2
ft July
7
July
July
11# July
7# July
104# July
5# July
lI5# July"l9
13
15
51
6
5
July 22
July 14
July 15
July 21
July
8
1 123# July
13
ft July
6 12# July
26
13
19
1 "§"" July "26
7 113# July 16
1
6# July 12
"3# July""!
4"" July "27
June 30 141
July 15
Feb.
3
Jan.
2
Jan.
5
Jan. 21
Mar.
1
July 19
Apr.
6
Jan. 19
July
Apr.
# Jan.
15# Apr.
38# Apr.
11# Apr.
June 10 117# Jan.
5# May 14
6# Julyl
58
May 18 69
Feb.
3
Apr.
3
4# Jan.
Apr. 20
Jan.
5
Jan. 18
June 29
15
Jan. 22
Mar. 2
6
27
6
6
6
25
i
10
25
CURB EXCHANGE
NEW YORK
48
range since jan. 1
prices in july
aggregate
sales
In
Since
July
Price
Jan. 2
1937
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Jan. 1
1,400
4,400
3,300
35,450
22
Ask
Schiff Co com
Scovllto Mfg Co
44
200 Scranton Lace Co common--*
70
Sale
Ask
Ask Bid
20"
Sale
41
Bid
Poor
STOCKS (CtmilawX)
Share*
Shares
Lowest
975
3,800
19,200
16,100
220,400
136,950
144,100
6,400
37,750
35,920
100
13,600
6,500
250
16,300
1,000
2,450
2,420
1,300
800
25,000
11,500
1,400
4,250
170
4,100
32,700
15,800
247,400
302,900
27,900
38,600
1,950
1,335
Water Serv
Securities
3)4
com—*
common
*
48
46
42
*
Sale
97
26.800
6,200
210
2,100
"""400
"6", 200
19,300
8,100
500
2,700
5,300
190
800
10
•8 «*
—•
Severalty Aircraft Corp—_—1
Shattuck Denn Mining
5
Sale*
Sale
30
Power.*
com--25
pref A A A—100
Shawinigan Water A
Sherwin-Williams Co
1,000
1,600
4,700
4,100
1,400
67,900
100
3,300
48,600
4,900
15,400
7,600
2,900
30,500
17,900
8,800
96,000
7,800
"""700
3,600
1,100
2.500
900
550
9.900
900
5,200
400
45,400
1,500
700
2,700
11,600
4,300
2,900
50
9,200
T.600
4,500
325
300
6,800
1,300
10,200
100
400
900
4,800
1,600
49*.500
700
8,300
825
41,400
703,900
20,800
10,200
50,000
45,500
199,300
10,050
55,500
51,350
138,500
24,200
4,600
462,000
10,700
261,100
4,250
10,800
47,400
3,400
1,050
2,000
200
Standard Silver Lead...—..1
Standard Steel Spring
"m "w
43
44
9%
Sterling Aluminum Prod- .1
-1
Sterling Brewers lnc
.1
Sterling Inc...
......
Stetson (John B) Co com.
Stlnnes (Hugo) Corp..... —5
*
Stroock (S) A Co Inc....
£8tutz Motor Car Co
—
Sullivan Machinery Co...
*
Sunray Drug Co common -.1
1
Sunray Oil
conv preferred— .50
Sunshine Mining Co...... 10c
5H%
2,200
1900
2,800
6,700
5,300
4,600
11)4
12
104)4 10554
5)4 Sale
534 Sale
63
6754
21
Sale
% Sale
5)4
1)4 Sale
li
5)4
5)4
5)4
6)4
2)4
3
9)4 Sale
42)4 Sale
45)4
10
46)4
24
3,900
800
—1
754
18" "1854
103
110
9)4 Sale
29
Sale
3
9)4
8
h
a
Sale4
lo"8
10)4
434
^
22
22
19)4 Sale
2034 Sale
1034
934
10
33)4
3434 36)4
100)4 103)4 103
3 34
234 Sale
3)4
43
28)4 40
18
15)4
17
j'a
Sale
29
22
2
25)4
2)4
23
6
2
2
15
14
2
July
July
9)4 July
42)4 July
3
2
July 20
9
)4 July
2
9)4 July
%
19)4
2134
4)4
16)4
July
2 \
July
3)4
Sale
Sale
7)4
5)4
5)4
9
July 22
7
July
1
July
2
July
2
41
July
1
19)4 July
July
July
7)4
Sale
5
18)4
"20"
Sale
107
20
20 54
103
9)4
9)4 Sale
4)4
10
10 34
1054
554 Sale
Sale
July
July
July
July
At July
23)4 July
5)4 July
36
16
13
5
Sale
Sale
234
2)4
2034
23
54
%
1934
2054
17%
1854
434 Sale
Sale
4534
22)4
Sale
Sale
Sale
20
2634
19
1954
4)4 Sale
44)4 47
20)4 Sale
47
Sale
Sale
13"
Sale
38)4
2
Gold Mines...*
Tenn El Pow 7% 1st pref..100
Texas P A L 7% pref
100
Texon OH A Land Co.
2
4)4 Sale
Sale
6)4
Thew Shovel Coal Co com..*
1
Tishman Realty A Constr..*
Tilo Roofing Inc
1234 Sale
954
10)4
TobaccoA Allied Stocks....*
Exports......*
Sale
11
13
14
Sale
117)4 Sale
"3)4 "3)4
Am dep rets
Am dep rets def
IB
51
52
"254 Sale
9
11
—..
33)4
34)4
8% July
554 July
4)4 July
234
2054
)4
18
July
July
July
July
July
1
15
1
23
28
28
1
10
"334 July ""I
41)4 July
1754 July
17
July
1
1
1
30,900 Ulen A Co 7)4 % pref
25
5% preferred—.—.—.25
8,500
14"
Jan.
2
654 Apr. 21
113
4)4 Sale
5)4 Sale
7
8
64
Sale
3)4 Sale
7)4
16)4
234
7034
34
1
434 Sale
1034 Sale
1)4 Sale
8
9)4
16)4 Sale
6
28
1634
3)4
73
16)4 July
2% July
66
July
70
,
34
1
434 Sale
1034
11
154
134
8)4
10
21
21
2
July 26
July 28
1
654 July
934 July 28
22
Sale
22
72
68
72
68
554 Sale
9)4
10)4
,634 Sale
9)4
1034
4
5 34
4)4
354
For footnotes see page 53*
i
Jan.
6
Jan.
4
7)4 Mar. 13
6)4 Feb. 20
11)4 Apr. 17
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
9
30
28
22
23
30
26
48
9
42
June 15
1
9
9
13
34
2234
2334
4)4
1934
44 34
20%
May 28
Feb.
3)4 July
3k July
May 13
19)4 July 22
2134 July
June 17
4
15)4 Jan.
5
July
2
19
Apr. 29
41
2
June 16
3
36
June
1434 June 14
% Jan.
23
5
July "15
July
1
July
9
July
6
July
7
16)4 Feb.
4)4 June
Feb.
1754 May
107
Feb.
8
May
11)4 July 15
6% July
7
554 July
8
1754 July 30
234 July 15
2254 July 13
54 July
8
2134 July 22
4 34 July
9
46)4 July 20
19% July
9
19)4 July 17
Apr.
Jan.
15
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
28
19
1
1)4 Mar. 2
1254 Apr.
7
454 Jan. 14
1
Jan.
23
22)4 May 11
27
Apr. 17
5)4 Jan.
5
21
May
7
63)4 Jan. 14
2054 Mar. 22
1354
Apr.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
-Jan.
6954 Jan.
25
Feb.
% Feb.
36
Jan.
8
21
25
10
27
93
2
11
21
13
14
7
1
25
28
Mar. 30
Mar. 15
Feb. 11
Feb. 27
15 21)4 July
1 107
Feb.
20
Feb.
15
1
3954 Jan.
5
30
2
|354
6
1554 Mar. 17
8)4 June 15
554 July 15
2
434 Jan.
16
June 29
154 May 15
2054 July 28
)4 June 30
Feb. 23
18
July 10
4
15
May
354 May 18
Feb.
Mar. 4
Feb. 26
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
Jan.
16
44
11
Mar.
Feb.
June 17
Apr. 27
Apr. 29
4
Jan.
8
July
98
98
2
8
2
7
15
Mar. 11
Jan. 25
Jan. 23
40)4 June 28
17% June 28
9)4
33)4
34
3)4
18%
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
3
8
Apr.
7
Feb.
11
July
22
July
8
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
4
14
11
Mar. 12
June 17
June 29
June 21
9
June
Feb.
16
434 July
63)4 July
101
May
1
May 20
Feb. 10
8
Jan.
4
Jan.
Jan.
8
2
26
Mar.
9
Mar. 10
June 30
43)4 Jan. 25
2
12)4 Jan.
5
59)4 July
1434 July
8
July
64)4 July
4)4 July
7)4 July 28
Apr. 29
3
Apr. 26
Jan.
Jan.
25
5
July
14
1654 July 21
254 July 21
51
Jan.
4
18)4 Jan.
65
1634 July
9
2)4 July
9
74
July 28
July
73)4 July
654 July 20
11
July 14
24
July
July
35
10
2
June 18
June 17
93
ft
7
33
June 17
9
10234 June
2)4 June 17
2134 July 22
5)4 July
7
35)4
18
11
934 June 22
11)4 July
38
9
97% July 30
92)4 July
7 103
July 26
July
9
34 July
)4 July
2
134 July
)4 July
454 July 12
4
July 21
1
1234 July
8
10)4 July
1
134 July 20
134 July
24
23
Mar. 16
Jan. 19
Feb. 15
July 19
Mar. 10
28
Jan. 14
41)4 Jan.
4
834 Feb. 19
83
Mar. 2
60
Jan. 21
8% Mar. 25
42
Apr.
8
June
7
254
8%
534
2954
Apr.
July
June
June
July
May
July
July
2
July 28 29%
5
1
July
8
67)4
July
8 104)4
July
6
July
6
July
July 16
7
1334 July
7)4 July 28
1
64
July
1
3)4 July
13" '13)4
17
254
66
Jan.
7
June
July
5
34 July
34 July
11)4 July
19
July
1
27 54
434
5334
.10334
534
52
Sale
1654
2)4
62)4
00
5
July "26 14" July "26
July
6 117)4 July 22
July
8
July
8 98
3 34 July
J Sale
61)4 Sale
8)4 Sale
1134 11H
70
4)4
.
4)4 Sale
3
2
July
9
2954 Mar. 30
5
101
"l54 Sale"
Feb.
7)4 Feb. 15
13)4 July 12
July
Jan.
654
4)4
5%
434
534 July
2
334 July
7
July
6
July 21
July "2 21)4
1 107
July
9)4 Jul y 26 10%
3634 July 24 37
12)4 July 13 13
1034 July
33)4 July
73)4 Sale
112
6
28
Jan.
054
4)4
154
534
10
47
20
107
98
Sale
2154 Sale
554 Sale
Teck Hughes
13" "1454
116
12
2
Jan.
2
July
7 10354 July
1
July
7
July
43
13
July
21
18)4 July
1
July
33 » July
7
8
6
July
2
4)4 July 23
17
3
254
25)4
24
11
16
35
5)4 July
634 July
9
2
July 28
834 July 30
534 July 19
27% July 13
25)4 July 13
37
July 30
554 July T"
65
July ;
155
July
5
9)4
Sale
36)4 34)1
103)4 103
2
Sale
33Sale*
5)4
"6)4
Sale
13
22
23
1
Jan.
Feb.
%
22)4
23)4
Sale
8)4 Sale
m
23
26
28)4 Apr.
27
15" Sale"
Technicolor Inc common-..*
Common
1
183,600
Class A
33,250
86,400 Tung Sol Lamp Wks com... 1
80-cent div pref.........
28,800
1
12
1
21)4 July 22
7)4
37)4
134
—..*
Tastyeast Inc class A new—1
Taylor Distilling Co
1
66,100 Tonopah Belmont Develop.. 1
1
38,600 Tonopah Mining of Nev
128,600 Trans-Lux Pict Screen com.l
—10
48,800 Trans western Oil Co
74,360 Trl-Contlnental Corp Warr__
900
100
June
3)4 June
1154 July
295
Apr.
28
,,
454
Tublxe Chatillon Corp—
700
June 23
Mar. 31
254 Feb
1)4 Jan.
12)4 Mar.
6)4 Jan.
28)4 Feb.
3354 Feb.
154)4 Mar.
114
Jan.
% May 25
*
600 Trunx Pork Stores Inc......*
2,300
3)4 July 21
1534 Apr. 28
2534 Apr. 29
9
534 July
1 )4 July
8
Sale
6)4 July
Sale
5
July
A 54
4 34
26)4 July
27)4 Sale
26]
25)4 25)4 25)4 July
24]
35)4 July
5)4 July
6)4
4)4
6)4 "~5 ")4
65
July
162* 168" 15434 July
5)4
5)4 Sale
1)4 Sale
22)4
37 34 Sale
July
5)4 July
410
30
154 Jan. 11
34 Apr. 29
8)4 May 17
1
6)4
470 Toledo Edison 4% pref.-100
7% preferred A........100
70
July
90)4 July
9234 July
8
454 Sale
Sa"le~
July
5)4
21
19)4
13
'2" July"9
*
ord reg shs.-XI
reg—....6s
13,700 Todd Shipyards Corp.......*
2,600
1,500
600
22
34 July 30
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
16
14
21
Feb.
1
Mar. 31
30
Jan.
6
4)4 Jan. 26
28)4 Mar. 1
101)4 Mar. 4
104
June
7
15| June
118
108
24
Mar. K
64)4 May 26
7834
534
50)4
4)4
9)4
554 June
May
234 June
10
12
15
354 July
11)4 July
29934 JuJy
Tobacco Secur Trust Co Ltd
600
2
June
22
27
19
22
22
454 July
1
23 13)4 July
July
2 303
11)4
Sale
4
Sale
6
3*
Tampa Electric Co
Tobacco Prod
19
55
6
2)4 June
44)4 May
54 July
9
34 July
2
9
July
9
8)4 July
1
334 July 14
3)4 July 21
17
7
July 19 1854 July
27J4 July 16 29)4 July 31
123)4 July
1 14054 July 16
July 15
108)4 July 22 110
11)4
Sale
1
com
2
1
% July 30
34
Co—*
Standard Tube class B
201,425 Taggart Corp
300
100
1
Standard Products Co
....
15,600
58,300
149,300
144,760
87,400
1,000
1,140
62,100
33,200
64,150
6,700
1,975
100
—
....
.15
5,200 Swan-Finch Oil Corp
12,850 Swiss-American Blec pref. 100
100
25 Syracuse Ltg 6% pref—
25
5)4
So West Pa Pine Lines
Superior Port Cem B com
50
$3.30 class A part-.-.
3,550
6,200
32,600
7,000
Co—5
—25
50
Spanish & General Corp Ltd
Am dep rets ord reg shs—£1
Am dep rets ord bear—1£
Spencer Chain Stores
*
Stahl-Meyer Inc com...
•
Standard Brewing Co......*
Standard Cap & Seal com—1
Conv preferred
10
Standard Dredging com-...*
Conv preferred-—*
Stand Invest $5)4 pref w w—*
Standard Oil (Kentucky).. 10
Southland Royalty
South Penn Oil
Preferred
17)4 Sale
27)4 29)4 Sale
123)4 Sale 133)4 Sale
24
5
com—*
Standard Wholesale Phos¬
1,350
phate A Acid Works—...20
126,000 Starrett (The) Corp v t c..l
*
50 Steel Co of Can Ltd ord
—*
3,400 Stein (A) A Co com
30
6)4% preferred——100
69,100 Sterchl Bros Stores Inc....-*
1st preferred—.........50
2,935
2d preferred............20
4,700
""'loo
9,800
1,700
3,900
Line-.—10
10,000 Standard Oil (Nebraska)—25
81,800 Standard Oil (Ohio) com. .25
5% pref
100
1,825
462,900 Standard Power A Lt com.. 1
Class B common
*
31,300
4,100
29
29
~
31
50
7% preferred
——100
110 South New Engl Telep Co-100
Southern Union Gas
Sale
Sale
3)4 Sale
6,200 Simplicity Pattern Co
--1
Sale
2,163 Singer Mfg Co------——100 370
Singer Mfg Ltd———-554
6
Am dep rets ord reg shs— £1
6,500
150 Sioux City G & E 7% pref.100
400 Skinner Organ Co
1,025 Smith (Howard) Paper Co—*
15,300 Solar Mfg Co
1
Sale
109,100 Sonotone Corp———-1
28,700 S088 Mfg Co
—
1
500 South Coast Corp com
1
28
281
19,900 Sou Calif Edison pref B
25
25
28]
17,500
5)4% pref class C——
25
2,020
5% original pref
—25
5%
5)4
8,100 Southern Colo Pow cl A--25
Southern Pipe
9234 July
2)4 Sale
21)4
23
93)4
95
96)4 Sale
30
H Sale
Pipe Line stamped——25
Simmons-Boardman Pub
10,300
38,600
112,400
27,750
1,650
23)4 July
2)4 July
22
July
90)4 July
July
July
2
July
6
July
25
July
3
July
22
July
95
July
97)4 July
July
Can—*
Corp conv pref
—46,600 Simmons H'ware & Paint Co *
30
94)4
% Sale
3
*
300
"5,606
24)4
93
90)4
92)4
Sale
6
45
July 28
2)4 July . 19
July
6
2
July
6
July
47
2
6)4
"2)4 Sale"
,
42
37)4 July 20
45
3
s
*1
Shreveport Eldorado
100
.
Ltd—
Seton Leather com
5% cum
3
45 1
Sale
6
20
Control——1
Sherwin-Williams of
3
48)4
2)4
2
97"" Sale"
Allotment certificates
Sentry Safety
50
"354 Sale'
Industries1
stock———5
Selfridge Prov Stores,
American dep rets
47
41
45
Highest
Sale Prices
26
May 2l
\
2134 June 23
38% May 13
22)4 July 12
July 27
44
July
2
21h July ,16
July
1
July
6
21
41
,45
45
654 Sale
Convertible
$5.50 prior stock
3)4
2 54 Sale
Segal Lock A Hardware com 1
Selberllng Rubber com
*
Selby Shoe Co com
-*
Selected
Sale Prices
33
$6 pref
Corp Gen'l
Seaman Bros
Lowest
Sale Prices
451
Scmnton-Spring Brook
125
500
Highest
Sale Prices
July 31
July 1
Bid
8
3
74
9
Fe>. 26
July 28
Feb. 18
92)4 July
9 105
Mar. 18
99
June 26 115
56 Jan. 25
% Jan. 16
2
Feb. 26
% June 17
4
June 28
5)4 Feb. 26
13)4 Apr.
6
1054 July
3
Jan. 22
1)4 June
8
9)4 Mar. 4
8
May 27
_
1554 Jan.
4
Jan.
4
4)4 June 14
9)4 July 28
60
354 May 14
3)4 June
7
3154 Feb. 17
86
00
May
8
HB
Feb.
Feb.
9)4 Feb.
6)4 Feb.
1
1
Aug., 1937]
NEW
CURB EXCHANGE
YORK
AGGREGATE
PRICES IN JULY
in
July
new york
curb exchange
Since
Jan. 2
STOCKS(Concluded.)
<
21,200
Union Gas of Canada
;
;
1,000
v
13K
23,000
Lowest
2
10
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
2
July
19
2** July
1
135* July
10** July
11
-
Highest
Sale Prices
Ask
~13K "155* "16"
200 Union Investment Co com..*
ioo Union Oil of Calif rights...
" V '50
'i
■
4
3**
July 31
Ask Bid
2 K Sale
IK
Bid
1654 Sale
.—..
•
200
Ask
Bid
31,000 Unexcelled Mfg Co Inc.... TO
170 Union Elec of Mo 7% pref.100
"¥,306
July 1
1937
Soares
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Price
Jan. 1
Shares
1,000
49
2
17
15 K July
30
2
112
20,600
100
Common
17**
1»K
20
20%
13
17** June 21
30*4 Mar.
9** July 20
47
July 19
1** July 23
19** July
7K
20** Sale
400
m
52
8
8J4
7** July
47
July
K July
11,400
3,700
11,400
42,000
207,500
r'42,406
13,500
300
/
pref
..._*
:
""§*4 Sale
14,800
6** June 17
47
July 19
13 k Feb.
21
2
July
.
50
Sale
28**
62**
32**
i
U S Radiator
7%
6**
Sale
50
Sale
30
80
28
31
66
U S
Rubber Reclaiming....*
6,020
10,000
2,850
8,800
5,650
10,635
4,500
1,400
150
7K
7K
1,200
200
950
900
110
7%
325
com
8**
754 July 22
July 19
6
IK July
9** July 29
10 K
mm
3,675
Priority Stock
.....*
38,400 Utility 8c Ind Corp com.....*
Conv preferred
77,700
......*
231,000 {UtU Pow 8c Light com......]
16,000
Class B common.......... 1
1,100
3,500
21,500
300
7% preferred
; V 55,700
2,200
33,600 Valspar Corp
"
650
•
600
4,100
13,700
:
*
50
1,800
1,100
1,400
100
Sale
89 *6 Sale
5*4 July
2** July
1
85** July
39
July
12** July
11K July
IK July
81** July
2** July
26 '
July
7** July
5K July
5* July
5** July
17
13** "14"
11k Sale
1 % Sale
Sips
~~7K
80
25** 26**
7*4 Sale
Bale
13 K
13
85
80
2** Sale
16 H Sale
26
6
Sale
1
*
K Sale
4K Sale
11**
14
4
14**
12 K
18**
6
Sale
2%
85
25*
2K
?/
9
27K
10.**
Sale
X
a
Sale
3
4
Sale
16
4
18**
65*
24
60
3J*
*89
AK
4
87
87
IK Sal
4K Sal
IK Sale
3 V 3K
24
Sale
4**
4K
71
75
45* Sale
73
75**
X
mk
2$ 2k 3
«
2% Sale
2$
15
Sale
20**
6
65*
58
605*
6** Sale
62
21
7 K Sale
2
95
Sale
1454 Sale
6*4
5K
245*
24** 26
6** Sale
1*1 Sale
.........
"105*
7K
4K
Sale
6** Sale
1*1 Sale
Sale
.
21**
12"
4K
5
15**
20
5**
6**
19** Sale
...
"""600
200
5,500
4,000
1,700
1,900
7,400
1,300
11
"l5* ""25*
12
Sale
2
"3
4"
~
25*
25*
7
Vi.
10 K
Sale
9
I* if*
10 K
" Sale
660
7% 1st preferred
...100
Common....
♦
900
300
24
27
25**
1,000
2
29
22
1
8
,
247
2
9**
654
8lH
ilH
13 K
825%
<&V*
2
28
1
10K
1
7
1
30
22
8*4
7
4*
11*
1
4K
6
2
22
20
27
9
9
6
6
27
27
21
9
6
64**
3**
94**
55*
76**
1
4
2
19
2
6** July 26
July
7
24** July
2
6K July 23
IK July
1
84** July
7
11
July
6
5
July
7
19*4 July 31
95** July 17
July "21
1 *4 July
8
2K July
1
7
July
1
754 July 16
85* July 29
4K July 26
8
July 27
254
26**
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July,
July
July
5
12** Sale
.*
250
56,900
906,000
44,500
654
t Wll-Low Cafeterias com._.l
Convertible preferred....*
75* July
7*4 July
5* July
*1
3
15
1554
4
20
Wilson Jones Co com......
Wisconsin PAL
-
7*J
% V
21
21
15
15**
15
3"
3
Sale
155*
Woodley Petroleum Corp
1
Woolworth (F W) Ltd—
Am dep rets ord shs new 5s.
/; 13,000
Am dep rets pref
1,300
£1
300,500 Wrlgbt-Hargreaves Ltd.....*
53,600 Youngstown Steel Door...
225,100 Yukon Gold Co
8
1
3
July
20*4 July
15
22
8
6
13
13
July 23
*
5
13
9
2254
77 K July
5
13.
Sale
23K
it]
9
18
4
4K July
13 K July
9** July
13
9**
Sale
18
July
~754 Sale
-5KSaIe
"5 K "July"
66
5
63 K 65**
2% Sale
65)
2)
2K
67
3
10
11
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
June
8
45
May
6
75
5k Jan.
19
27
29
14
14
23
28
6
14
10
23
26
22
12
!45
1*4
9**
5*4
2*4
84
80
6K July 13
65
July 10
2654 July
9
7
July 14
2
July
~
90
July 23
14** July 20
June 21
2*4 June
30
June 23
6*4
5K
%
45*
June 30
1
July
June 11
June 11
K
3*4
3**
1254
July 22
6
Jan.
June 14
30
Jan.
9
6
26
9
8
19
6
July
July 29
1
July
May 21
Mar. 23
25
8
7
12
4
37** Apr. 28
12** July 21
10 k June 25
ik July 29
7
2
12
7
21
15
15
12
23
20
6
9
11
June
4
June 16
15*4 May
654 July
23** Apr.
5654 June
254 Feb.
89
July
4** June
71** June
k June
2k June
j* June
2k July
>
5
27
28
18
3
27
15
22
16
17
3
19
9
July
16
7954
4**
12**
9*4
July
July
29
13
6
854 Apr.
6
July 19
1k Feb. 15
547
12
Mar. 10
7** May 18
4k Jan. 28
96*4 Jan. 28
47*4 Jan. 26
14** June 18
18*4 Feb.
5
3
Mar. 8
9354 Jan. 26
4k Mar. 13
3454 Feb. 23
16
Mar. 11
Mar. 10
14
1*4 Jan.
18** Jan.
1*4 Feb.
5
Feb. 23
4*1
6
18
Jan.
July
8*4 Apr.
22** Jan.
19
Jan.
35 k Feb.
80*4 Jan.
454 Apr.
103** Feb.
6
Jan.
8954 Jan.
2
Jan.
6*4 Feb.
IK Jan
3k Mar.
28*4 j n.
28
21
9.
2
18
18
28
10
4
9
16
25
3
16
18
Apr. 28
10** Feb. 15
Mar. 22
June 29
73
33
Feb.
28
16
Apr. 15
Apr.
154 Jan.
83** June
Feb.
5
Jan. 25
Jan. 12
Feb.
3
July
Apr.
July
11
3
9*4
6
354
1 loo
June 21
18**
July
17
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Apr.
29
23
25
23
Jan.
May
July
June
Jan.
Mar.
July
July
July
Jan.
19
5
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
13 117
31
6
Apr. 21
62
Apr.
6
8** July
8
32
76j*
3**
1154
754
July
6
June 22
July 20
Feb. 16
95** Mar.
6
June 15
13*4 Mar. 23
76
5
Apr. 13
June
98
30
Feb.
15 K July
July "29
July
6
July 14
July 13
12
12
6
3
20
77 K
454
145*
10 5*
18
18
11
9
Jan.
Feb.
Feo.
55
23
6
July 21
July 13
July 13
July
7
9
July 19
** July
6
354 July
9
23** July 23
23
Jan.
Jan.
5
28
16
25
18
June 17
July
July
July
July 29
July
2
10 K July 12
554 July
9K July
28
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
12
554 July 23
20
July
9
95*4 July 17
9954 July
Jan. 13
Mar. 3
** Jan.
75*1
25
6
7% pref.100
Wolverine Port Cement....10
Wolverine Tube Co com....2
2
til
14
13 k
18 l24
16
3k
9
94
14
115*
28
115* July 20
8*1
7
Williams Oil-O-Matic Htg...*
Inc
28
6
1
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg Co
Williams (RC)«c Co
June
6
19
52** May 28
3
3354 June 14
27
27
3K Sale
-
5,800
11,800
2
21
60
8** July
..*
200 Winnipeg Electric class B
17,200
K
2K
**
2K
145*
86 preferred.............*
W Va Coal 8c Coke com
7,700 Wilson Products
10
75
9954 July
29 K Sale
West Texas Utilities Co—
1,690
108.200
1,600
2,100
18.000
38,200
15,100
3,300
1,400
May
154 June
89** June
4k June
16"" "15"
10 West Jersey & Seashore RR 50
225 Westmoreland Coal Co
*
3,400
1,000
1,300
2,500
1,800
108
14
Mar.
Feb.
Feb.
Western Tablet 8c Stationery
150
7** June
Western Maryland Ry—
3,210
100
4K
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
1
"7**
7*| 8** I jf
Sale*
2K Sale
.
10
1,100
4,000
1,600
K
35*
3%
16**
K Sale
Sale
16
Sale
20 k
10
4
21*1 Sale'
IK
10
•m
3
14
Sale
Sale
Sale
5k
Sale
vtc common..1
Vtc conv pref
3,700
...5
8,200 Van Norman Mach Tool com 5
50,200 Venezuela Mexico Oil......10
378,600 Venezuelan Petroleum
1
660 Virginia Pub Serv 7% pref 100
13,500 Vogt Mfg Corp...........
12,300 Waco Aircraft Co
...»
13,300 Wagner Baking com v t c—
10
7% preferred
100
600 Wahl (The) Co common....*
3,900 Waltt 8c Bond Inc class A..*
Class B.
5,400
127,300 Walker Mining
I
16,200 Wayne Knitting Mills
...5
9,300 Weisbaum Bros-Brower Co. 1
43,500 Wellington Oil Co common. _1
49,100 Wentworth Mfg Co
1.25
50,400 Western Air Express Corp._l
400 Western Cartridge 4% pf.100
4,200 Western Grocery com.....20
10
8**
12 K
5 *4 Sale
2K Sale
14
""2K
100
.._....*
7K July 27
5454 July 26
30
July 30
Mar.
21
Apr. 12
55
Universal Products Co
*
Utah Pr & Lt $7 pref
♦
Utah Radio Prod com......*
69.000 Utility Equities
,
31
24
"7 K'July "24
5K July
554 July
385* July
25
July
WM
~l% Sale"
"IK "IK
Corp com........*
S7 Conv 1st pref........—*
450 Utica Gas & Elec 7% pf
6.300
115** July
2** July
247
U S Stores
Universal Consol Oil Co
10
Universal Corp v t c
-.1
Universal Insurance
.....8
Universal Pictures com
1
"II** Jufy"§I
80
68
68
1
com new
Stores Corp com vtc *
256.000 United Verde Extension. .50c
460,300 United Wall Paper
....2
600
-
2
July
July
July
113
7** Sale"
6
24
6*4
40,200 United
19,700
15,000
17,400
61
5K
U S Lines Inc pref
.._*
U S Playing Card com..... 10
:v.; 3,250
2,100
'
115** Sale
2*| Sale
8K
1854 Jan.
10** July
54 June 26
£11
"
8*4 Sale
United Molasses Co Ltd—
Am dep rets for ord reg
85,900
6,600
12,000
108,100
v'V 65,200
780
2,700
IK
-".20 United N J RR & Canal..100
2,400
1,200
2,400
2,200
1,700
900
6,100
3,725
50
"II"** Sale"
Sale
4,200
4,800
9,200
•'
Sale
115
Sale
...
14,600 Unit Profit Sharing com....*
400
Preferred...
..........10
■f
4.700 United Shipyards class A
1
144,900
Class B_
1
23,875 United Shoe Mach com.__.35
5,660
Preferred...
25
3,700 United Specialties common. 1
172,400 U S Foil class B
*
37,400 USA Internat Sec com....*
20,800
1st preferred with wait...*
100
120
2K Sale
10
3,800
non-vot
48
IK
8K Sale
Sale
Sale
579,800 United Lt 8c Power com A..
17,400
Common class B..
117,900
$6 1st pref
......*
1,850 United Milk Products com..*
V 600
S3 preferred
....*
<
1,700
$7 1st
l6~"
....1
common
Warrants..
460 United G&R 7% pref... 100
>
800
United Gas
50**
IK
IK
...
1,544,900
10**
60
50
$3 cum partic pref_. ......*
81,400 United Corp warrants
100 United Elastic Corp..
121",166
'
8**
........
May
85
10** July 14
United Chemicals Inc—
400
'
June
13 5* June 17
10*4 July 17
** Apr. 12
85
Mar. 24
Union Stk Yds of Omaha.100
United Airraft 8c Transp—
Warrantsc
.....
Highest
Sale Prices
7
4 *4 Jan.
7
3 114 K Feb. 23
k June 19
Apr. 22
June 15
Jan.
8
June 14
4k July 13
125* June 29
8*4 May 19
16
19
11
Feb.
3
Apr.
6
June 10
62
9
5
554 Mar. 17
14
June
1
9*4 July
7
12*4 Feb.
2
1k Jan. 26
9** Jan
25
24
May 13
16k May 21
10
Jan. 18
95
Jan.
8
8*4 Feb.
1
185* Feb. 10
12** Jan. 15
18 K July
23
18
6
July
19
July
1
Apr.
7
6 k June 15
23** Jan.
7
654 Apr.
7
8** Jan. 16
July 31
July 23
61** Apr. 29
25* June 28
80** Mar. 10
454 Mar. 11
6K
74]
3J
BONDS
1,000
131,000
31,000
147,000
121,000
160,000
326,000
63,000
303",000
322,900
28,000
264,000
11,000
147,000
8,000
49,000
97,000
268,000
196,000
28,000 Abbott's Dairy 6a.
2,199,000 Alabama Power 4H*.
1st 8c ft 5s
317,000
5s
1,031,000
1st Be
687,000
950,000
1,631,000
s
3,707,000
218,000
1,494,000
1946
108
1948
Amer Gas 8c Elec deb 5s ..2028
107**
106
102
104)
1948 103)
127,000 Appalachian Power 6s...2024
5s.
189,000
1941
see page
103** July
78** July
94
July
Sale
84** July
1015* 101
July
98
95** July
Sale
103*4 July
Sale
1065* July
Sale
Sale
96**
94**
Sale
Sale
108**
Sale
Sale
107
1948
Deb 5s called..
2028
American Power 8c Light
6s
2016
Amer Radiator dab 4His.. 1947
1,441,000 Ark Louisiana Gas 4s
2,137,000 Arkansas Pr 8c Lt 5s
2,124,000 Associated Elec 4V4a
105
105
104** Sale
106
106**
106** Sale
1956
Amer Rolling Mill 5s
146.000 American Seating 6s stpd 1946
1,074,000 Appalachian El Pr 5s
1956
For footnotes
104**
1968
1947
f deb 5s .1952
662,000 Aluminium Ltd 5s.....
5s called
19,000
2,357,000
4,000
104
92 K Sale
103K 104**
97 54 Sale
1951
1st Aref 5s
Aluminum Co
..1942
105
104!
119
108
1951
1015
1956
104)
645
1953
108**
102
Sale
Sale
July
July
July
July
104
July
98*4 July
106
July
107*4 July
102
Jan.
76** May
92*4 June
83
May
May
If* June
July
i8t* Apr.
Apr.
'
Jan.
Jan.
5
14
0
Jan.
Jan.
11
13
Jan.
2
May 22
June 22
87** Sale
105K 106
102K Sale
103*|
Sale
106K Sale
114
109** 1U
1005* Sale
94** Sale
51
Sale
107**
92
Sale"
Sale
10554 107
103
Sale
106**
1045* 105**
105
113
10654
10154
99**
52**
115
107
102*4
Sate
Sale
10654 July
22 108
93
106
July
July
July
103
July
10554 July
107
July
114
July
109
July
101
July
99
July
54
July
9
30
6
2
27
6
15
7
24
30
9
105
105
June
Mar.
June
105
Sale" 107** Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
104 J*
Sale
103**
84*4
97*4
90**
Mar.
Jan.
2
jan.
8
85
June 16
103
Jan. 12
102
Mar. 25
103
June 16
5
104** Jan.
109
Mar. 22
106
Mar. 22
98 k Apr.
9
93*4 June 30
47
June 17
May
6
8
July
6
Jan.
Mar.
9
5
May 10
Jan.
2
June 28
Jan.
Jan
Jan.
16
21
7
53.
\
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
50
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
PRICES IN JULY
sales
aggregate
Price
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
_
In
Since
July
Jan. 2
Jan. 1
%
1*23,000
2,000
228,000
Assoc
1,972,000
Bid
(Continued)
BONDS
4,000
Registered
----528,000
SHs Inf ctfs
J988
1,000
5HI" In* ctfrreg
2,269,000
4Vis series C
1949
5 His
169,000
1977
1,842,000
C*nv deb 5s
1950
686,000 Assoc Tel 8c Tel 5H" A ...1955
211,000 Atlanta Gas Light 4%ii--1955
34,566
177,666
12,000
197,000
53,000
20,000
t Baldwin
61H Sale
77
78%
56
Sale
66
68
103
112
65,000
343,000
144,000
453,000
181,000
448,000
4,052.000
1,277,000
2,527,000
1,310,000
70,000
8,000
458,000
34,000
17,000
350,000
171
Sale
166
152H 155
153
Sale
115
Sale
Sale
5s ser D..1957
Lt 5s——1956
Cent States Elec 5s
1948
Central Power
Central Pow 8c
1954
series A
Lt 5%«-1953
123
123% 124
141
145
98 %
85
Sale
87
98%
105
99%
107
14,000
30,000
54,000
61,000
30,000
26,000
V
875,666
204",666
46,000
378,000
110",665
188,000
205,000
879,000
256,000
187,000
453,000
1,000
8,507,000
1,000
1,244,000
268,000
3,478,000
1,000
1,512,000
58
5s.———1950
Registered
Cities Service Gas
5 Hi
5 Hi gold
214,000
2761000
218,000
324,000
245,000
266,000
2,625,000
95,000
1,299,000
"
21/000
45,000
88,000
61,000
5s series
"9,656
2,000
Sale
55%
Sale
105%
104%
Sale
Sale
104
78%
Sale
81
79H Sale
>
30,000
4,000
105,000
47,000
26,000
24,000
13,000
25,000
377,000
196,000
263,000
11,000
18,000
106,000
228,000
1,000
10,000
12,000
91",655
C 10,000
34,000
56,000
1,000
294,000
110% 111%
106% Sale
1944
5s...... 1956
6s
1941
315,000
6s series B
...1941
303,000
171,000 Gen Bronze conv deb 6s. 1940
82,000 Gen Pub Serv Co 5s.....1953
843,000 Gen Pub Utilities 6 Hi A..1956
63,000 ♦Gen Rayon Ltd 6s A....1948
13,000 {♦Gen Vending Corp 6s—1937
i
575,000
52,000
22,000
172,000
1,000
72,000
2,000
8,000
27,000
10,000
730,000
3,748,000
401,000
68,000
2,160,000
383,000
669,000
23,000
233,000
91,000
33,000
5s ext stamped
Gatlneau Power
♦Ctfs of deposit.....
291,000
75,566
Gen Wat Wks & El 5s A..1943
Georgia Power ref 5s
"94% Sale"
102% 103%
96%
99
78%
81
Gobel
(Adolf) deb4Hi —1941
Grand Trunk West Ry 4s 1950
Great North Pow 5s
stpd 1950
91
91%
101% 102%
102% 103%
104
94
Sale
95
100% Sale
Sale
Sale
101%
99% 100
100
100%
104
105
95% Sale
68
70%
24
28
24
26%
94
95
101
103
101
...
34
86% Sale
85
88
104
104%
107% 109
Guantanamo At W Ry
1945
60.1958
87%
90
58
61
68
Grocery Store Prod 6s
70%
Guardian Investors Corp—
For footnotes see page
53.
Sale
97% Juy
97%
71% Sale
1
27
73% July
2
27
July
101% 101% 101
63% July
68% Sale
64
68% Sale
Jan.
Mar.
8 104
72
97%
73
Sale
107% Sale"
119% 121
74
99%
1.24
106%
120%
Sale
Sale
81
Sale
103% Sale
100
55
102
Jan.
20
May 18 114% Jan.
June 24 105% Jan.
111% Feb. 25 113% July
94% Mar. 18 104% Jan.
Jan.
100
Mar. 24 105
98
Mar. 19 104% Jan.
93
May 14 103 % Jan.
98
Apr.
1 104% Jan.
12
11
B
20
25
Feb.
Jan.
3
18
101
108
73%
,
76% July
2
Mar. 16
94
89
99
46% June 16
72% Jan.
7
June 17
72% Jan.
50% June 12
75% Jan.
8
23
46
Apr. 13 100
Jan.
9
23
23
17
6
10
June 17
110
104
84
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
12
14
82
Jan.
June 23
70
June 23
65% June 17
83
80
Jan.
8
Feb.
4
Mar.
101% July
62% June
92
July
96
July
68
70
7
July
6
99
July
Sale
104% Sale
Sale
98
Sale
104% 105
101% 102% 104
93
Sale
98
Sale
84% Sale
90
Sale
70
Sale
72%
104
Sale
71
105
94
104% 105
80 U;
94
97
Sale
101% Sale
101% Sale
103
101% Sale
Sale
93
,91t
103% 100
83% Sale
83% Sale
7£
20
22
85%
Sale
92
Sale
Sale
70
74
15%
19%
15%
19
87%
88%
96% Sale
72% Sale
29
1
6
89% July 10
July 23
July 31
July 14
July 23
July 20
90% July 29
84
July
1
July
70
104
July
July
July
28 73
1 105% July
2
9
"7l""JuIy""I "§5% July"16
28
94
88% July
1
94
97
59%
July
July
28
29
July
1
8
17% July
10
72
July 12
73% July 17
17% July 10
87
71% June 30
7
Jan.
8
Feb.
2
92
July
68
July
July
50% July
May
6
Apr. 26
May
7
July 23
June 10
90% Jan.
0
13
105
Jan.
June 29 101
Jan.
May 13 130
July 20 109% Jan.
118
Apr. 28 125% Jan.
11
9 104% Feb.
3
96
126
98% Apr.
75
May
78% June
102
Feb,
97
Jan.
73
Mar.
14
29
2
1
1
7
31
27
21
12
30
2
1
62
July
21
0
93% Mar. 13
98% Jan.
1 104% July
12 101 % July
Jan.
30 80
16 105% Jan.
26 109% Mar.
23 106% May
15 107% Apr.
13% Jan.
28
12% Jan.
28
4% Mar.
4
4% Mar.
May 21
Jan.
Jan. 20 102
95% Jan.
19
30
22
22
11
13
12
30
7
0
2
2
5
22
79% June 15
Jan.
8
100% Mar. 23 109
78% Apr. 28 96% Jan. 27
Feb. 11
102% May 22 115
101
July
7 104% Mar.
92% June 29 103% Jan.
83
June
3 93% Jan.
July
84
July
1 84
8
4
5
1
63
Jan.
2 73% Feb.
103% June 23 108% Mar.
4
6
May 13
71
June 29
33
May 13
93% Jan. 13
9
101% Jan. 13 102% Feb.
103% Mar. 29 105% Mar. 3
103% Jan. 14 105% June 10
94
Jan.
87
Apr.
9
96
Jan
27 100% Jan.
16
4
96
June 22 101% Jan.
5
100% Apr. 15 104% Jan. 21
99
Mar.
6 102% Jan. 25
98% Feb. 18 101% Jan. 21
90
July
16 101% Jan. 18
9
101
Feb. 15 104% Jan.
82% May 19 99% Jan. 30
70% Jan. 22
77
17% July
26
10
21% Apr. 15
July "26
97% July 16
73
July 28
29% July 20
79% July
9
72
July 27
101
July 15
106% July 12
88
July 14
51% July 22
"85% July""I "89%
29
61%
^
July
July
83
.....
Sale
July 22
7 102
July 21
9 105
6
27 105% July
103% July
104% July
94
July
28%
76% Sale" 76% July
78% Sale
65
72
July
70
73
79
July
100
100% 100% 100% 100
107
106% July
106%
86
July
87
89% 85
86%
49
July
48
49
52%
55
60%
July
July
7
1 98
2 103% July 23
7
1 101 % July
1 101 % July 6
July 10
90
July 16 92
93
July
2
101% 102% July 16 103
97% Sale
91
68
3
2
.1
84% July
102% Mar. 18 107
100
83% July
101 % July
Sale
101% 101% 101% July
101 % July
101% 102
102
80
June 19 56
Apr.
9 112
Jan. 12 113%
Jan.
4 113%
Apr. 10 112%
33
Sale
Sale
104% 105
105% 104% Sale
94
100
100
89% Sale
72
14
14
21
30
Sale
4
16
Jan.
7
99% Apr. 28 103
100
June 21 104% Apr. 28
7
61% June 17 79% Jan.
Feb, 17
75
Feb. 17 75
1 104% July 21 101% June
Jan.
19 108% July 27 106
Mar.
2 105% July 17 103
9 106% July 20 105% Feb.
6
June
7% July 26
28
6
June
7% July
2
16
2 % June
3% July
1
14
103% July
2 105
82% July 21 88%
103% July
2 104%
.101
July
7 102%
93
July
1 98
101% 101% 101% .:i.. 101 % July
104
1
9 104% July 30
31 101% July 22
84
Sale
73
81% July
7
87
July 12
1
72
IB J*
84
2 102
July
102% 103% 102% July
108% July
108% 109% 108% Sale
103% Sale 105% 105% 103% July
106% Sale 106% 106% 106% July
6% July
6% Sale
6% Sale
6% Juy
7
Sale
6%
6%
2% July
3% Sale
2
July
2%
2%
100%
100% 101% 100
104
% Feb. 10
105% Jan.
3
8
Sale
88
Feb.
101
4
4
77% July
78% 80
81
July
86% 87
July
103% 104% 102
87
Jan. 26
June
9
103% Apr.
1 106
104% Mar. 23 107
102% Mar. 12 104% June
102% Sale
83% Sale
103% Sale
83% Sale
1
18
1
102% July
1 103% July
72 % July 30 77 % July 15
96% July
8 99% July 17
"i
65
2
93
62% June 17
July
July
July
July
100
128
107% 105"" JuTy'26 107 % July
120% July
7 120% July
122
99
Jan.
22 99
Jan.
21 88% Jan. 19
1 101% Jan. 21
9 106% Apr.
1
2 107% Jan.
7
100% Mar. 17 106% Jan.
102% Sale
112
106% Sale
104% Sale
26
1
July
5
9
18
14
22
46%
107%
110%
110%
107%
103
111
26
Mar. 22
Mar. 22
Feb.
5
Mar. 22
July 28
1 58
1 111% July 28
July 27
12 113
9 113% July 28
ill
July
2 112% July 23
105% July 29 106% July 30
103% July
1 104% July 13
46%
111% 111% 110%
111%
111% 113
112
113
111%
56
1 101% July
July
1 69
21
Jan.
92
21
17
Jan.
Mar. 24 115% Jan.
106
July
8
Feb.
24 125
23 145
17
July
July
Jan.
22 124
July 21
July / 6
July 10
98% July
16
66% July
Sale
Sale
112%
112
111
111%
105% Sale
103% Sale
46%
110%
111%
111%
30%
29%
1 105% July 26
July 12
1 105
July
105% 105
104% July
104% 106
105
97
79% July 30
93% July 31
57% July 26
59
July 26
59% July
9
2
8
1
1
1
July
July
July
July
July
8
8
Jan.
Mar.
114% Mar.
130
Apr.
76% June
67% May
88
July
103% July
105% June
80
77% Sale
1967 104% Sale
87% 88%
1978
Georgia Pow 8c Lt 5s
♦Gesfuerel 6s..... ......1953
Glen Alden Coal 4s......1965
76%
91 %
47%
48%
55%
100% 100% 101% 102% 101
94% Sale
4,073,000 Eastern Gas 8c Fuel 4s A.1956
1,184,000 Edison Elec Ilium 3H 8—1965 108% 108%
93% Sale
Elec Pow Ac Lt 5s
—2030
3,585,000
61,000 Elmira Wat Lt ft RR 5s—1956 108% 113
—1950 103% 104%
174,000 El Paso Elec 5s A
103%
698,000 Empire Dlst Elec 5s—...1952 103
92% Sale
1,026,000 Empire Oil 8c Refining 5 H*' 42
1,000
5Hs registered..
..1942
Brcole Marelll Elec Mfg
Sale
6 Hi
126,000
1953 63
133,000 Erie Lighting 5s
1967 105% 106
858,000
1,882,000
67% Sale
Sale
111% 112%
110% 110%
103
78% 79%
93% Sale
56% Sale
57
Sale
57% Sale
Jan. 22 240
Jan. 22 240
June 29 225
June 28 227
110
113
16 120% July 26
8 135% July 27
89
July 19
1
July 22
7 78
1 93% July 16
1
9 103532 July
166"" Sale" l6I% Sale" "99% JuIy""I Ioi%"Juiy"3i
64
Gary Elec 8c Gas—
75,000
170,000
34,000
19,000
11,000
4,000
108,000
7,000
1,000
135
7
July
6 109
107% 108
102
102% 101% Sale 101% July 23 102
July
1 70
64
66
67% 68% 64
92
July
6 94%
95
98
94
Sale
96
July 10 98%
Sale
96
98% 98
71
July
6 74
68
75
70% 73
Sale
258,000 Delaware Elec Pow 5H*—1959 103% Sale
108%
55,000 Denver Gas 8c Elec 5s_.—1949 107
1,106,000 Detroit City Gas 5s B—1950 105% 106
704,000
6s series A
1947 106% Sale
11% Sale
511,000 ♦Detroit Int Bdge 6 Hi—1952
9%
10%
♦Ctfs of deposit..
271,000
3%
4%
213,000
♦25-yr s f deb 7s
1952
♦Ctfs of deposit.....
214,000
102%
1937 102
150,000 Dixie Gulf Gas 6H«
3,000 ♦Farmers Nat Mtge Inst 7s.'63
669,000 Federal Water Serv 5Hi-1954
Finland Residential Mtge
1
6s stamped....
.....1961
88,000
366,000 Firestone Cotton Mills 5s. 1948
253,000 Firestone T 8c R Cal 5S..1942
13,000 First Bohemian Glass 7s. 1957
3,410,000 Florida Power At Lt 5s—1954
13
16
July
.108% 108% .108
63%
.—1971
. .
99
101
Consol G E L 8c P Bait—
357,000
6s A stamped
...1943
5,028,000 Continental G 8c El 5s -—1958
240,000 Crucible Steel 5s
—.1940
216,000 Cuban Telephone 7H«—1941
81,000 Cuban Tobacco 5s
.—1944
95%
102% 103%
75 % Sale
Consol Gas Utilities—
103,000
508,000
16,000
14,000
48% Sale
49
74
1965 106% Sale
N
94%
113%
96%
103%
100%
72 %
Community Pow 8c Lt
3 H« series
169% July
114% July
28 120
Sale
69% Sale
Com'w'Ith Subsld 5 Hi
656,000
78.000
158
158
140
Sale
Sale
A.1948 103
85 % Sale
5s.1957
649,000 Community Pub Serv 5s A1960 100% 101%
130
21,000 Conn Ltg 8c Pow 7s A
1951 128
59,000 Consol Gas of Bait 5s—1939 109% 111
78,000
4H
1954 124% 127
843,000
1,151,000
12
9
13
Sale
1956 110% 110%
3%s series H
150
July
July
July
175
169
169
30
30
28
28
6
165
8
1
8
Jan.
May 19 69
45% June 17 65%
79% June 24 91%
98
Apr. 15 105%
92
55
—1981
13
61
53
77
76%
1953
B.---------—1954
4H« series C
4s series F
84% July
99% July
52
1
1
166
175
168
166
29
25
98
90 % Sale
95% Sale.
68 % Sale
51
5s series A
59
Sale
83%
99
July
July
59
94
75%
4 Hi—1957
57
Sale
1937
Bank 5 H®
Commonw Edison
166
62% Jan.
65% Jan.
8
60% Jan. 20
83% May
6
77
Jan.
6
Mar.
3
June 17
73
41
1
6
July
July
47% July
80% July
98% July
46
103
♦Comment und Prlvat
46,000
16,000
48,000
25,000
76%
Sale
166
May 17
44% May 18
103 %
1949
deb
82
45
45% May 14
68
Apr.
9
102
Sale
1952
registered
57
12
19
Sale
5H*—1942 i02H 102%
L 6s.1943
8t L 5H«-1952
Cities Serv Gas Pipe
Cities Service P
47
50% July
51 % July
12
1
50% July
46% July
104
103 H
105% Sale
112H 112%
103 H Sale
registered—---—-1966
Conv deb
Highest
Sale Priest
6 103% July 10
103% 102% July
1
110% 110% 109% July 21 110% July
94% July
2 99% July 27
98% 99%
Sale
1
113% 112% July 21 113% July
Sale 113
96 % July
2 98% July 31
96% 98% Sale
Sale
102% July
9 104% July 29
Sale 104
100% July
1 102% July 31
Sale 102% Sale
July 31
97
Sale
94% July
2 97
95
July
7
98
July
2 99
99
98% 98%
110
5HM952 100% 101%
Cities Service 5s
170
170
102% Sale
-1961
Chicago 111 Midland Ry—
99
99 %
s series A————1956
Chicago Junction Rys 8c
Union Stock Yards 5s—1940 109% 111
Chic Pneum Tool 5 Hi—1942 102% 104
80%
81%
{♦Chic Rys 5s ctfs of dep. 27
1955
1966
Lowest
Sale Prices
July
July
July
162
152
Sale
150
July
162
151
Sale
July
113% 114% 113
113% Sale
119% July
119% Sale 119% 120
120
July
120% Sale
119% 122
July
133
136% 133% 135% 133
84
July
84
87
88
Sale
68% July
68% Sale
74% Sale
July
88
Sale
92%
93% 88
103% July
103532 Sale
155
155
113
——
6s series B
57%
103%
Generating
1970 104% 106
Cincinnati Street Ry
Highest
Sale Prices
107% 108
_
"
55%
Ask
51%
Sale
"75
98
716,000 Canada Nor Power 5s.... 1953
1,296,000 ♦Canadian Pacific Ry 6S-1942
1,357,000 Carolina Pr 8c Lt 5s——1956
180,000 Cedar Rap Mfg 8c Pow 5s. 1953
2,094,000 Cent 111 Pub Serr 4%c *-1967
509,000
5s series E
1956
857,000
5s Series G
1^68
307,000
4Hs series H
1Q81
296,000 Cent Ohio Lt 8c Pr 5s A—1950
4 Hi
75
Sale
48
80% Sale
99% Sale
92,000
210,000
158,000
44,000
168,000
80,000
121,000
54,000
36,000
6s series B
73
46
49
88 % Sale
104 % 105
166
Chicago Dlst El
48
49
Locomotive Works
5%»
46
46% Sale
47% Sale
333,000 ♦6s with warrants
1938
809,000 ♦6s w w stamped
-1938
213,000 ♦6s without warrants—1938
5,459,000 ♦6s x-w stamped
—1938
744,000 Bell Tel of Canada 5s.-.-1955
486,000
1st M 5s ser B June 1 1957
185,000
5s series C
———I960
121,000 Bethlehem Steel 6s——1998
1,123,000 Birmingham Elec 4 Hi—1968
591,000 Birmingham Gas 5s—-.1959
188,000 Broad River Power 5s A—1954
82,000 Buffalo Gen Elec 5s
1956
87,000
1st & ref 5s
-1939
Cent States Pr ft
Ask Bid
Bid
61% Sale
2,000
12,000
48,000
272,000
80,000
46*000
3,000
10,000
113,000
241,000
28,000
9,000
,
Sale
56
4HB—1948
1968
Gu & Rlec
68
Ask
Lowest
Sale Prices
July 31
July 1
1937
84% June
84
May
68
June
21% Mar.
76% Apr.
72
July
97% Mar.
106% Jan.
86
July
48% June
47
Mar. 22
Feb. 19
25% Feb.
3
Jan.
14 97
28 105% Jan.
7 88
27 29%
28 89%
27 89%
23 105
29
12
Jan.
5
July
20
Jan.
10
Feb.
3
5
Jan.
June
1
7 107
30 94% Jan. 23
Jan. 22
24 62
June 23
75% Jan.
15
AUG., 1937]
AGGREGATE
Jan. 1
Jan. 2
27,000
33,000
25,000
63,000
108,000
231,000
284,000
295,000 Idaho Power Co 5a.......1947 108
242,000 Illinois Nor Utll 5s
1957 106
716,000 Illinois Pow A L 5
96 5*
HI*
1957
783,000
5 Hi series "B"
1954 105H
1,906,000
6s series A............1953 1055*
2,559,000
5s series C—..........1956 104
9,000
5s registered
........1956
346,000 Indiana Elec Corp6t A..1947
81,000
6 Hi series B..........1953
645,000
5s series C_.
........1951
1*000
58 C registered........1951
47"666
3,000
54,000
:>
4,000
25,000
13,000
18,000
87,000
89,000
36,000
181,000
^
v
10,000
263,000
85,000
163,000
938,000
537,000
179,000
Indiana Gen Service 5a..1948
Indiana Hydro-Elec 5s A.1988
Indiana A Mich El 5s
1957
1st A ref 5s
1955
Indiana Service 5e_...._.1958
1st lien A ref 5s.......1963
'Indianapolis Gas 5s A..1952
1,621,000 Ind'polls P A L 5s ser A..1957
♦tlntercontlnenta Pow Co—
200,000
13,000
5,000
18,000
12,000
403,000
223,000
916,000
Deb 6s series A....
1948
240,000 (nt Pow Sec6H* series C.1955
188,000
7s series E...........1957
152,000
7s series F
1952
192,000 International Salt 5s....1951
3,857,000 Interstate
Debenture 6s_.
1952
Interstate Public Service
640,000
1,124,000
5a aeries D............1956
630,000
178,000
107,000
602,000
256,000
26,000
2,000
4Hs series F
1958
Iowa-Nebraska LAP 5s..l957
5s Series B
laotta Fraschlnl 7s
57,000
347,000 JacksonvllleGas 5s stmpdl942
320,000 Jersey Cent P A L 5s B...1947
1,195,000
4Hi aeries C
.1961
44,000
171,000
24,000
30,000
132,000
302,000
1,003,000
830,000
329,000
141,000
163,000
4,000
64,000
51,000
56,000
21,000
22,000
1963
Kansas El Pow 3H«
Kansas Gas A Elec 6s
Kansas Power 5s A
103
1045*
"79"
109
108
Sale
1055*
106
Sale
Sale
1075*
995* 100
109 5* HO
1045* 106
765* Sale
815*
825*
Sale
99
84
855*
68
76
70
64
1075* Sale
64
Sale
76
79
79
735*
765* Sale
865*
875*
1035* 104
85
Sale
535*
545*
1035* 1045*
1055* Sale
103
Sale
1955
1035*
975* Sale
985* Sale
107
1075*
102
1025*
1943
725*
945*
July
7
1005* July 15
104
July 26
975* July 14
98
48
July
July
80 5*
Sale
99
49
111
July
1075* July
W* July
70
July
655* July
1065* July
785* July
104
74
1045* Sale
505*
Sale
1045* Sale
1948
91
June
485* July
1035* July
1045* July
515* July
1 105
July
935*
97
955*
975* 95
July
113
115
1155* 117
1135* July
1005* 1015* 1005* Sale
100
July
80
Sale
88
Sale
795* July
81
82
875*
88
815* July
96
Sale
96
1015* 1015*
July
88
92
905*
88
935*
July:
13
14
14
July
955*
1155*
1015*
885*
885*
102
94
July 28
Feb.
2
Jan. 21
Jan. 11
Feb.
4
Jan.
8
Mar. 8
Jan. 22
1065* Jan. 20
99
Feb.
June
Feb.
Mar.
June
18
Jan.
14
93
Apr.
1
1075* June 30
25 101
24 111
17 1075*
17 795*
June 21
78
June 30 825*
Jan.
8
June
June
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar. 12 1065* Apr.
8
6 105
34
June 29
265* Feb.
9
104** Feb.
4
1035* June 4
105
Mar. 5
335* Apr. 13
885* Feb.
9
865* Feb. 10
105
965* July
5* June
Apr.
12
835* July 21
785* July 22
99
July 20
99
July 27
106
July 21
103
July
73
July 20
75
July
6
555* July 23
Sale
99
495*
Sale
Apr.
955* June
100
June
915* June
1015* Mar
1075* July
8
895* July 30
104
1969
1961
2
14
1095* Jan. 12
1025* Feb.
9
1105*
1075*
995*
1065*
1065*
1045*
1025*
Jan.
90
.
96"" July "20
965* July
July
82
July
945* July
Sale
92
97
92
July
1055* 1055* 1055
1055* July
Sale
103
1025* Sale 102
July
Sale
68
71
725* 68
July
65
765* 705* 75
75
July
55
56;
525* Sale
525* July
104
1065* Mar.
106
94
7
45* July
July
68
66
68
July
July
71
73:
715* July 27 72
July 27
71
73
70
72
July
6
July 17
1075* 1075* 107
July1075* July
545* Sale
535* July
565* July
385* 395* 37
July
415* July
Sale
70
55
1105* July 28
1075* July 22
1075* 107 J* 1075* 1075* 1075* July
89
Sale
885* 91
87J* July
1105*
111
1105* July
1065* Sale 1065* 1065* 1065* July
63 5* Sale
69
695* 63
July
635* Sale
695* 695* 635* July
60
Sale
645*
68
60
July
1055* Sale 1055* Sale 1045* July
Sale
Sale
July
July
July
July
July
July
92"" July"
965*
Sale
37
121
6Hs series D
BHi series F
92
98
Sale
Sale
1966
Kimberly Clark 5s A
Sale
73
69
2022
5a
93
82
70
1075* 1075*
...1947
Kentucky Utilities 5a
1085*
1065*
915*
995* 975*
Sale
1005*
109
100
62
71
76
Sale
66
Highest
Sale Prices
106
Jan. 21
110
"95"" "96"
94
55* Sale
135* Sale
104
Lowest
Sale Prices
-----
Sale
69
72
74
109
1085* Sale
1065* 1075 1075*
91
915-s 92
955* 965* 99
103
1005* Sale
96
925* Sale
"92""
1055*
105
Highest
Sale Prices
.
80
1055* 105.
1055* Sale
..1942
1,530,000 Italian Superpower 6s
9a
IOOH
105
104
1961
Iowa Pow A Lt 4 Hi A...1958
Iowa Pub Serv 5s
....1957
laarco Hydro-El 7a.......1952
84,000
26
91
Power 5s.....1957
1.412,000
83,000
157,000
78,000
31,000
11,000
53,000
32,000
Sale
Sale"
77
Lowest
Sale Prices
Ask
1035* 104
1055* 1035* July 21 1045* July 16 102
Apr. 13
Sale
1005*
1085* July
1 1085* July
108
Mar. 17
Sale
98
985* 97
July
8 995* July,
97
July
30
34
July
6 34
23
Jan. 18
July
"265* 26
255* July 24 26
July 28
205* Mar. 29
Sale
97
Sale
97
July
1
97
Mar. 22
975* July 23
1025* 1025* 1025* 1015* July
7 1025* July 22
98
Mar. 13
Sale
104
1045* 102
July 19 1045* July
1015* May 18
50
2°
31;
July 29 31
31
July 29
July 29
; 78
79
"80"
76
July 10 795* July 22
76
June 16
80
785* 81
77
July 12 795* July 26
77
Mar. 31
104H
1025*
06
July 31
Ask Bid
Ask
185,000 Hackcnaack Water 5* A..1977 103
214,000
5a
1938 106 H
1,105,000 Hall Printing 6s A stpd..1947
99
14,000
'Hamburg Elac Co 7s
1935
40,000 *Harnbum E A Und RvRHn'aW
626,000 Heller (W E) A Co 4a w w.1946 165"
150,000 Houat Gulf Gaa 6
J<a w w.1943 101
340,000
6a
1943 1045*
9,000 "Hungarian-Ital Bk
7HS.1963
498,000 Hygrade Pood
6sjaer A
1949 "78""
97,000
77 H
6s aeries B
1949
4,000
61,000
July 1
1937
Bid
BONDS {ContinueA)
>
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Price
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
July
51
PRICES IN JULY
SALES
In
8,000
1,000
98,000
;
1,000
2,000
34,000
17,000
64,000
CURB EXCHANGE
YORK
NEW
July 30
July 24
July
July
July
July
July
45* July 13
65
Apr.
5
715* July 27
66
May 20
21
145* Jan.
14
77
21
Jan.
49
27
8
81
Feb.
Mar. 20 109
May
June 11
765* Jan.
June 12 695* Jan.
105
835* Feb.
10
25
18
11
June 30
June 29
88 U
June 17 10451
"I
July
Apr.
1 10451
5 106)4
Jan. 23
Jan. 22
Feb.
2
Feb.
8
May 20
Mar. 17 10551
Jan.
2 7954
Jan.
Feb,
5
23
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
5
72
50
June 11
46
Mar. 22
4
80
71
1
565* Jan. 20
103
Mar.
9 1055* Apr. 22
1025* Apr. 12 1055* Jan. 18
935* June 22
975* Mar. 12
1215* Jan. 18
113
June 24
100
Mar. 19 104"
99
795* July
1
805* June 29 99
945* June 29 107 *
88
July
2 103
1015* June 12 104
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
19
23
15
10
25
21
Lake Superior Dlst Power—
53,000
643,000
1,805,000
17,000
303,000
573,000
238,000
212,000
191,000
5,000
31,000
98,000
30,000
49,000
183,000
1,276,000
3,000
111,000
3^s series A..........1966
Lehigh Pow Secur 6s
2026
'Leonard Tlets Inc 7KS-1946
Lexington Utll 5s
1952
LIbby McNeill A Libby 5s 1942
Lone Star Gas
,
1.000
^
13", 000
'Manitoba Power 5Ho—1951
'Mansfield Mining A Smelt—
7s
60,000
2,000
92,000
86,000
66,000
52,000
74,000
131,000
31,000
25,000
25,000
■
-
Ex-warrants
1941
1,000 Marion Reserve Pow 45*8 1952
{'McCallum Hosiery 65*81941
4,000
252,000
808,000
747,000
590,000
110,000
680.000
101,000
51,000
.1942
Long Island Ltg 6s
1945
Louisiana Pow A Lt 5s—.1957
5,000
'
Corp 5s
445,000
818,000
346,000
879,000
1,561,000
250,000
222,000
McCord Rad A Mfg 6s
1943
Memphis PAL Ssser A..1948
Mengel Co 4Hi
1971
Sale
9Q
1035* 105
1035* 104
1045* 105
1055* 106
1055* 1055*
98
995*
15
——
Middle Sts Petrol 6 Hi A.1945
Midland Valley RR 5s
1943
Milwaukee G L 4 Hi—
Minn Pow A Lt 4Hi
1967
1978
1st A ref 5s...........1955
Mississippi Pow 5s...... 1955
Miss Power A Light 5s
Miss River Power 5s
1957
1951
{'Missouri Pub Serv 5s A-M7
223,000 Montana
Dakota Utll 5 Ha'44
945*
945*
955* 965* 945* July
Sale
1045* July
265* 29
265* July
101
1025* 1015* 102
1005* July
1045* Sale
1055* 1055* 1045* July
1035* Sale
1035* 104
1035* July
105
106
105
106
105
July
105
1035* Sale
1055* 1035* July
105
Sale
235*
87
29
Sale
27
1015*
1035* 104
1055* Sale
995* Sale
925*
935*
1065* 106H
102
Sale
1055* 106
955* Sale
975* Sale
1075* 10851
775*
7851
995* 100
96
109
925*
.....
95
87
.
July
July 28
109 / July
-
*
1
>
93
1
985* July
Steamship Line
♦6H« ctfe of dep w W..1937
125* Sale
256,000 Nassau A Suffolk Ltg 5s_1945
2026
660,000 Nat Pow A Lt 6s'4A"
.055* Sale
.025* 1025
414,000
18,000
56,000
151,000
63,000
17,000
65,000
29,000
153,000
12,000
123,000
62,000
201,000
214,000
204,000
1,515,000
300,000
1,968,000
774,000
1,988,000
2,261,000
2,240,000
173,000
83,000
7,000
1,000
440,000
262,000
'5a stamped
728,000
.-1942
'6s series A
1949
815,000
62,000 N Y Cent Elec 5 Ha
1950
141,000 N Y Pa A O RR 4H« stpd.1950
2,227,000 N Y P A L Corp 1st 4Hi—1967
1980
1,559,000 N Y State BAG 4Hi
2,000
27,000
14,000
51,000
43,000
7,000
91,000
74,000
24,000
22,000
92,000
57,000 N Y A Westchester Ltg 5s *54
4s
2004
224,000
Deb 5s series B
.....2030
1,493,000
1,349,000 {♦Nat Pub Serv 5s C O D.1978
93
48
1
129
...2022
151,000 Nebraska Power 6a
4
1981
341,000
255,000 Nelsner Bros Realty 6s-.1948
955*
85
88
1055* Sale
1025* Sale
85
90
80
Sale
995* Sale
945* Sale
1015* Sale
79
86
Sale
108
Sale
Sale
685* Sale
925*
93
110
965*
1956
92
96
26
1948
Conv deb 5s
1950
New Engl Pow Assn 5a—1948
Deb BHi
1954
785*
785* Sale
785* Sale
005* Sale
"985*
July
"26
26
30
27
28
13
13
101
f
22,000
15,000
29,000
28,000
38,000
1,000
W
A
142,000
648,000
339,000
92,000
464,000
494,000
Nippon Elec Pow 6 H*—1953
Nor Amer LAP5H* A
.1956
Nor Cont Utll 5Ha A.....1948
Nor Indiana GAB 6s
Nor Ind Pub Serv
5s series D
1952
110
875*
88
103
Sale
1085* 1095*
1055* 106
1025* Sale
1125*
il3
102
1035*
86
96
v
87
Sale
i075* 108""
1055* Sale
1969
1055*
Sale
1035* 1035*
...1945
474,000 Ogden Gas Co 5s
352,000 Ohio Power 5s series B...1952
4 Ha series D
283,000
1956
1953
143,000 Ohio Public Serv 6s C
5s series D
1954
377,000
Sale
95
.....
For footnotes
see page
53.
100
835* Sale
Sale
67
Sale
655* 675*
655* Sale
90
Sale
74
1045* 105
1045* 105
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
2
29
65* July
6
99
1035*
845*
905*
1085*
715*
100
1035*
1035*
1045*
1035*
94
45
1145*
1085*
99
815*
1185*
72
715*
71
>
935*
965*
55* July
87
June
II*
87
July
72
July
1015* July
1085* 1095* 1085* July
1065* 1065* 1055* July
100
Sale
975* July
106
125* 114
112)* 114
Sale
103
88
525*
075*
015*
005*
965*
045*
935*
v
925*
Sale
109
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
1085*
105 5*
108
Sale
1055* 1055*
Sale
103^S
104
105
106
84
1125* July
1035* 102
July
855* 855* July
2
2
915* July
9
805* July 28
12 1035* July
10 1085* July
1
1065* July
July 23
1 100
28 1125* July
1 103
July
21
86
July
96
91
2
95
95
July
525* 55
1
58
525* July
7 108,
1075* 1095* 1075* July
6 104
1035* 1045* 1005* July
1 1045*
1035* 1045* 1005* July
Sale
96 5* July
1
99
1045* 1055* 1035* July 20
1
935* July
945* Sale
955*
,
iKi*
109
108
July
106
1055* July
1055* 105
July
1095* 108
July
1035* 1035* July
July
1055* 105
•
26
10
29
7 1085* July
1 106
July
2 1055* July
28
2
1
:
1085* July
July
July
21 104
16 105
Feb.
90
July
July
83
Jan.
Feb.
1055* Feb.
107
May
1065* May
Feb.
June
1 105
Jan.
26
985*
23
60
12 104
13 104
Mar. 29 118
105
1015* May 14 1075*
90
July
2 995*
80
975*
July
1
June
9
995* Jan.
May 19 1005* Jan.
Feb.
,,
101
July
835* June
74
May
44
May
111
July
1065* June
99
July
805* May
113
Apr.
655* June
655* June
655* July
89
June
905* June
855* June
July
995* May
72
103
105
Mar.
96
June
Apr.
100
84
91
>
Apr.
Mar.
Apr.
47
May
10654 Jan.
100
Mar.
9954 June
945* May
102 5* Feb.
9354 June
17
21
5
15
10
25 1095* Apr. 20
3
675* June 18 845* Feb.
92
June 29 1005* Feb.
55* July
20
Feb.
July
Mar
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar,
June 11 1065* Feb.
June 29 1025* Jan.
Mar. 25 106
Jan.
1105* Apr.
July
July
July
July
July
July 21
July
1
July 12
105
106
Mar.
June
July
19
6
July 26 103
July
2
84
1
July
July 30
1
755* July
July 28
1
46
445* July
July 28
111
July 15 1145* July 22
2 1095* July 14
1065* July
99
9 100
July
July
7
825* July 30 845* July 14
1175* July
1 1185* July 29
72 5*
1
665* July
735* July 12
2
725*
665* July
735* July 16
Sale
2
655* July
735* July 12
1
945* 90
July
935* July 27
97
2
935* July
965* July 30
895*
905*
805* Sale
103
19
1015* Jan.
1115* Jan.
265* July
225* May
6
985* July 26
29
20
101
86
91
1045* 1045*
1105*
1045*
Sale
915*
80
55*
02
1055* 1055*
109
104
105
Sale
1005* 106
1075* 1095*
1055* Sale
975* Sale
1105* 1105*
5Hi series E..........1961
114
935* Sale
4 Hi E
1970
828,000
355,000 Northwest Elec 6a stpd..l945
711,000 Nor'weat Pub Serv 5s A..1957
96,000
1015*
845* Sale
755* Sale
445* Sale
875* Sale
1966
^
103
101
92
925*
Mar.
12
30
96
100
1005*
995* July
99
995*
945* July
1035* 104
1015* July
835*
845*
785* July
90
Sale
86
July
1085* Sale 108
July
69
72
685* July
92
93
95
July
45*
015* 1015*
New Orleans Pub Serv—
July 30
July
885* July
109
July
106
July
91
July
855* July
90
July
88
Sale
83
July
1085* 1095* 1055* July
1055* Sale
1025* July
86
90
905*
July
83 '■
84
80
July
7
121
New Amsterdam Gas 5e_.1948
New Eng G A Elec Assn 5sl947
5s
55*
1085*
-
Nevada Calif Elec 5a.
93
Sale
■
QO
1005* May
185* Mar.
50
88
Munson
39,000
30
265* July 30
102
July
6
1055* July 12
104
July
6
106
July 12
1055* July 22
27
"40":::::
1947
Met Edison 4s aeries E
Sale
1013
110!
19
145* Jan.
9
6
107
Jan.
1075* Feb.
975* Jan,
51
Jan.
1265* Jan.
May
110
110
Jan.
995* Jan.
1215* Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
845* Jan.
1015* Jan.
1025* Jan.
liH
955* Jan.
92
Jan.
1045* Feb
1095* Jan.
1065* Jan.
1045* Jan.
1125* July
1045* May
865* Feb.
1005* Jan.
695* Jan,
108
!
May
107
Jan.
1055* Jan.
1045* Jan,
1055* Jan.
105
Jan.
7
19 1115* Jan.
1045* Jan. 20 1065* Mar. 24
103
Feb. 11 1055* May
1
8
1075* June 29 11054 Feb.
1035* Mar.
5 1065* Apr. 27
105
Jan.
2 107
Apr. 27
10654 Apr.
NEW
52
aggregate
In
Since
Jan. 2
7.000
84,000
40,000
4,000
233,000
2,000
185,000
26,000
164,000
'
40,000
46,000
15,000
V 13,000
5,000
27,000
152,000
139,000
,
88,000
8,000
.
54,000
11,000
31,000
3,000
32,000
80,000
27,000
27,000
18,000
5,000
2,000
'•
1
;
20,000
26,000
25,000
7,000
48,000
64,000
43,000
91,000
259,000
62,000
152,000
17,000
22,000
4,000
18,000
39,900
46,000
72,000
"2",666
1937
Bid
(CwMIWO-
BONDS
1,289,000
1,714,000
W« A
95,000 Pacific Coast Power 5s—1*4«
572,000 Pacific Gaa Ac El 6# B.—1941
Pacific Iomdiif 5s A..-1948
Without warrants.;
---340,000
27,000 Pacific Ltg 5k Pow 5s—-1942
2,159,000 Pacific Power Ac Light 5a_1955
105% 106
119
120
100% Sale
92
107
Sale
106
105% 106
110% Sale
98%
99
27
27%
WJ*
106
103
106
109% 111
129,000 Pub Serv of Nor Ills 5s C.1946
328,000
5a
1956
220,000
4 We scries D.———1978
402,000
4Ws series E..........1980
977,000
4Ws series F
19»1
445,000
4 We series I
1960
717,000 Pub Serv of Okla 4s
1966
.....
121,000 Quebec Power 5s
1968
236,000 Queens Boro G Ac B 5W*.1952
53,000 ♦Ruhr Gas Co 6W*——1953
37,000 ♦Ruhr Housing 6W* A...1958
471,000 {♦St Louis Gas 5k Coke 6s. *49
357,000 Safe Harbor Water Pr 4Wa *79
733,000 San Ant Pub Serr 5s B—1958
30,000 San Joaquin L Ac P 6s B..1952
54,000 Sauda Falls Go 5s
1955
97
Sale
Sale
"21%
Sale
Sale
106%
79
101%
101%
25
144
104
105
112
113%
102% 103%
102%
103%
105%
105%
95%
2,944,000 Puget Sound P Ac L 5Hs-1949
91J
5a series C
1,138,000
1950
1,449,000
4 His series D
....1950 883
104
105
103%
103%
106
Sale
Sale
92%
Sale
105
105%
13,000
23,000
270,000
286,000
77,000
62,000
74,000
176,000
211,000
1,912,000
2,461,000
982,000
1,008,000
465,000
1943
1948
Shawtnlgan W 5k P 4%s-1947
......1968
1970
Sheridan Wyo Coal 6a
1947
Sou Carolina Power 5a.. 1957
2025
Southeast P Ac L 6s
Sou Calif Ed 3 Ks—May
11960
394 a series B
July 11960
Debentures 394*......1945
1st Ac ref mtga 4s
1960
of California 4Ws——1968
381,000
674,000 Southern Indiana Ry 4s. 1951
262,000 S'western Assoc Tel 5« A. 1961
581,000 Southwestern L Ac P 5a—1957
286,000 Southweetern P Ac L 6a..2422
32,000
69,000
134,000
117,000
67,000
144,000
90,000
187,000 S'western Pub Serv 6a A.1945
730,000 {♦Standard Gas Ac Elec 6s.'35
♦6s Certlfs of deposit.. 1935
1,124,000
♦Conv 6s
1935
633,000
♦6s Cony ctfs of deposit 1935
693,000
20,000
156,000
38,000
166,000 Standard Invert 5W»—— 1939
2,985,000 {Stand Power Ac Lt 6a... 1957
1,789,000 ♦Starrett Corp 5a—
1950
19,000
21,000
18,000
47,000
11,000
7s 2d stamped......... 1940
183,000
186.000
7s 2d stamped
1946
311,000 Super Power of 111 4Hi.. ,1979
416,000
4Wa
.1968
75,000
27,000
618.000 fenn Elec Power 5a
346,000 Tenn Pub Serv 5s
1,960,000
1,663,000
6s
1951
4s
97%
99
113% 115
75% Sale
Sale
1966
...
102% 100%
92
98% Sale
107
107% Sale
102
103% 103%
102
........
65,000 Syracuae Ltg Sa B....... 1957
let Ac ft 5 Ws
62,000
1954
26,000
15,000
9,000
91,000
73,000
90,000
126,000
92,000
32.000
08
99
Sale
98
25
Sale
25%
—
133% 135% 131
106
105
110% Sale
103% 105
103
Sale
103%
Sale
104%
100%
79%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
78
73
Sale
25
July
July
14
6 15% July
July
.9 108
28 105% July
12
2
14
107%
103% 104
103% 104
103% 104%
103% Sale
103% 104
103% Sale
103% Sale
99% Sale
104% 106
94
101]
86]
103% July 26
77% July 22
96% July 21
102% July
2
89
July 14
104% Sale
90% Sale
89
90%
90% Sale
68% Sale
66
Sale
68
Sale
89
67
Sale
91%
91% Sale
90% Sale
100% 101%
88% Sale
66% Sale
66% Sale
94%
93
40
41
45
47
48
45
47
Sale
64]
33]
Sale
105%
105%
108%
108%
50
Sale
66
95
July
17
64% July
32% July
1
10
93
53
56
7
July 13
50
July
45% July 29 46% July 24
8 105% July
8
105% 105% July
105% 104% July 28 106% July 10
2
107
July 20 107% July
107%
109%
56
Sale
87% Sale
69
70
107% Sale
76
Sale
112
171,000 United
Elec of N J 4s....1949
United Elec Service 7s...1956
367,000
Without
49%
....1950
43,000 ♦United Indus 6Ws.
♦1st 6s
70,000
454,000 United Lt Ac Pow 6Ws
Deb 6s
1,561.000
328,000
AWs
United Lt * Rys 6 Ws
6s ssrlss A
559,000
Dsb 6s ssrlss A
196.000
1952
1,282,000
Far footnotes tee page 53.
...
1975
1959
1952
1973
105
; 113%
,
71
68
68%
24
27
Sale
24
1945
1974
Sale
105% 106]
104% 105
116% 117]
.1941
26
114
86%
114
54%
92
114%
87
75
69% Sale
103
80
104
69
Sale
Sale
70
27%
35
49% July
July
75
71
July
July
101% July
83
110
74%
84
Sale
76
80
July
103% July
70
July
lfi
lfi
Jan.
Jan.
7
22
108
July 2£
109
Jan.
Mar.
Apr.
July
81
g
104
102
25
Mar. 30
2
Feb. 1C
Mar.
£
July
]
147
98% July
97% July
l8
Feb.
Jan.
1<
105% Apr. 21
lip
112
10l
101
Jan.
5
105
July
July
15
7
103K
105%
105%
98%
Mar.
June 11
Mar.
Apr.
Ig0%
Mar.
102
99
Mar.
?3
May
7O
May
69% May
96
ll%
104%
100%
127%
107%
May 26
Jan.
Jan.
6
12
19
18
Jan.
92% Jan.
104% May 21
107
22% Mar. 16
18
Apr.
6
Jan
21
27% July 15
25
July 14
June 5 18% Mar. 23
Jan. 25 108% May 26
Jan.
6
Apr. 12 107
Jan. 26
May 6 132
Feb. 23 110% May 27
9
2
6
107% May 18
93% July 21
1
54% July
11
108
108
107
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
8
6
18
110% Jan.
6
25 105
6
Jan.
July
1 87
May 26 103% Jan.
93]
7
Jan.
Mar. 23 104
June 22 104% Jan.
May 11 106
June 17
95
June 21
95
95
June 17
June 17
June 28
63% June 29
8
2
21
Jan. 18
Mar. 8
Mar. 8
Mar. 9
95% Mar.
9
Mar.
Mar.
8
96
_
96
8
Jan. 14
93
July 17 102
Mar. 8
62
June 16 96
8
30% June 18 44% Jan.
37
37
102%
102
106%
107
56
July
Apr.
May 3 49% Jan.
May
Mar. 24 106
Mar. 23 106% May
Mar. 2 107% June
Jan. 18 109% Mar.
May 19
June 26
Jan.
June
May
June
106% May
90
July
66
98%
30
104
9
15
25
29
10
16
98% Jan.
85% Jan.
80
106
13
26
17
17
25
3
15
16
Feb. 23
Jan.
4
40% Feb. 10
106
Feb.
5
113
Feb.
4
104% Jan. 23
Apr. 13
106% Jan.
2 109
5
75
June 12 94% Jan.
15
73% July 19
27
July
1
27
July 30
81
July 27
1
77
July
8
5
8 104
July
6
July 21
July 31
75% July 22
85
Mar. 29
Jan. 23
109% Jan.
May
Jan.
49% June 28
105% June
103
June
103% June
111
Mar.
Mar. 25
Mar. 18
June 17
June 14
101% July
55
26 108
28 106%
26 108
20 117%
Mar. 19
1
110
72
101
65% July
9l% June
90% June
99% Mar.
99% Apr.
L03
Mar.
104
Mar.
69% July 31
27
Feb.
Jan.
July 21
X8% Apr.
27% July 30
71
Sale
69
15
19
July 28
July
1
July 13
105% July 21 105»3? July
1 103% July
103% July
7 103% July
7
103% July
15 114
July 26
114% 113% July
27
Sale
92%
93%
86% Sale
106
Sale
91%
52%
105%
106% 108
65
warrants..
Sale
70% July
102
30
105
20 108% July
107% 107% 107% July
1
80% July
76
July
79% Sale
Company—
10§% Jan.
87% July 31
70
July 21
80% July
66
July
Sale
Sale
40
105% Sale
94% July
9
72% July 26
35
July
2
Sale
34%
94
66% Sale
105% 105%
"
69%
33%
45%
47
105
106
105
106
108% 107
106%
110
44%
104%
105%
107%
107
68%
July 27 104% July
1
103% 104% 103
July, 26
67% July
" 74
71%
72
73
July 26
66
July
71
Sale
74% July 26
July
71%
72% 68
73
July 26
67
July
70%
72
74
July 26
66% July
72
73
73
July 26
66% July
70% Sale
93
77
108
107
«2% Jan.
106% Jan.
X2$
Feb. 20
Feb.
9
10l% Mar. 15 105
3
10l% Mar. 23 104% Feb.
105% July 13
10l% Mar. 16
104% 103% 104% 103% July
76
Sale
77% 73% July
94
July
Sale
96%
98%
101
July
102% 101% Sale
87% July
88
90
88
103]
73]
June 23
19
15
18
99% Mar. 15
10?$ &Pr' if
66% July 26
July 20
July 27
July
6
July 29
July
8
July
9
66
9
Mar.
22
Mar. 18 29
Mar.
28% June
9 47
10l% July 10 103% Jan.
July
Sale
Sale
102% 103
6
July
111
105% 106%
July
July
July
July
July
109
107% Sale
107% Sale
107% Sale
65
1967
6 110
27
103
Sale
67%
93
66
81
1957
25
65% July
91% July
90
92
91%
93
July
98% Sale
93
Sale
102% July
103% Sale
102% Sale
102% July
102
102% 103% 103%
106
106% 105% July
105% Sale
106% July
107% 108
106% Sale
71%
112
"88 ftfc
14
28%
31%
33
102% 102% 101%
107%
107
103%
104
105
104
104% 104
104% 104% 103%
6 108
108% Mar. 18
38
June 8
July
July
July
Mar.
24 111% Jan.
Jan.
08% Mar. 18 100
l2
July 15 30% Jan.
10
July 10
83
5a aeries B
July
25
96
4We
105
Mar.
107% Mar.
lOf
a3
27
25%
32
28% Sale
Sale
3 106
15 105% Jan. 22
Apr. 23
May 13 109
20 106% Jan. 26
1q0% May
07% July 30
July
9
July 29
99% July
7
25
July
1
26%
106
211,000
122,000
99% June
§9% June
June
J illy 29 105% Jan.
30
102
107
16
lo5
20
13
20
21
25
July
13%
14
12%
13
106% July
Sale
107% 108% 107
104% July
105
106
105% Sale
129% 129%
127% 130
110
July
110
110% 108%
14
99% Mar. 17 102% Jan. 2
2
July
2 105% Jan.
96
June 30 105% Jan. lis
103
Jan.
9
38
June 30
71
00
17
8
Jan.
93% Jan.
§0%
15 105% July
6
104% 105% 104% July
110% July 13 111% July 29
111% Sale
103
July 27 105
July
105
103%
1 104% July
103
July
103% Sale
July 15 103% July
103% 103% 103
1 105% July 30
104% July
Sale
105
1 102
July
6
100% July
Sale
102
1
85% July
79% July
86
1
78
July
83% July
83%
1
73
July
77% July
77% Sale
13
117
8
4
7O
.08
July
133% 133
...1962
6a 4th stamped
Mar.
70% Mar.
14
7 104]
103% 103% 103% July
104% Sale
98% July 28 100]
100%
100
101% 99
81
Union Electric Lt Ac Pow (Mo)
5a series A....
52,000
...1954
July
July
04% July
24% July
75% July
24% July
1,796,000 Twin City Rap Tr 5 Ws A.I952
Ulen Ac
3,000
29,000
74
70%
July
73% 71
Sale 105% July
106% July
108
63
July
70
98% July
100
97% July
99
Toledo Edison Co—
7,000
1,000
67% July
108% 107% July
104% 103% Juiy
69
Sale
69
106% 107% 107
103%
103% Sale
24% 24%
23%
Sale
72%
71
105% 106% 107%
107%
106
107
72
66%
70
98
99%
98%
103
87,000
14
29
103
•
102
1st mtge gold 5s
July
July
28%
i02% 153%
38
ifs
111% July 30
92
July
8
110% 111
90
91% 87%
67% July
68
69%
66%
71
99
July
101% Sale
99% Sale
30
July
32
30
Sale
105% 105% 104% July
104% Sale
106%
...I. 106%
90
July
92%
94
90% Sale
993,000
99
107% July 30
14%
15%
Sale
48*
1970
92,000
187,000
103
July
July
July
July
July
July
26%
25
104%
104%
107%
107%
4
94% Mar. 24 102% Jan.
22 102% July 22
2 94% July 16
98% July 27
92% July 28
30
106%
132%
108% 110 •
85
23
Jan.
ll5
23
1
110% July
89% July
\\%
95%
69,666
38,000
1
23x4
107
100
Jan.
119
July 15
July 28
76% July 27
25
17% Sale
68%
108
Mar. 24
2 99
26 114
24
106
106
1o2% June 23
27% July 15
Tern! Hydro-Electric Co—
137,000
y
9
1
9
96% May 17 108% Jan. 11
Jan. 19
36 June
24 100
July 16
105% July
109
July !
94% July
16% July :
1956
666,000
6%. series A
1953
1960
2,051,000 Texas Elec Service 5s
26,000 {♦Texas Gas Utilities 48—1945
1,490,000 Texas Power Ac Lt 5a
1956
6a
51,000
2022
545,000 Tide Water Power la A
1979
62,000
364,000
1,000
1 103% July
2 116% July
105
105% 107
108
107% 108% 108% 109%
90% July
Sale
94
Sale
12
July
16%
Stlnnea (Hugo) Indus—
*
97% July
113% July
71% July
108
Southern Counties Gas
3,000
68,000
37,000
77,000
6,000
July
86% July
26%
22%
1937
♦Schulte Real Estate 6a..1951
4Ws series B
4 Ws series D
98 %
105% 103% July
116
July
103% Sale
116% Sale
105% 105%
104% 105
106
Sale
5 We
1972
96%
205,000 Phlla Rapid Transit 4a—1942
Piedmont Hydro-Electric Co
62
722,000
6 Ha series A—————I960
106
45,000 Pittsburgh Coal 6a
1949
105%
259,000 Pittsburgh Steel 6s
1948
67,000 ♦Pomeranla Elec Co 4a—1953
599,000 Portland Gaa Ac Coke 5a. 1940 "78%
106
395,000 Potomac Edison 5a sea E.1956
106
262,000
4Kb series F
1941
76%
155,000 Potrero Sugar 7s stampedl947
100
148,000 Power Corp of Can 4%s B 1959
196,000 Power Securities Corp 4a. 1949 100%
20%
15,000 ♦Prussian Elec 4s
—.1954
Pub Service Co of N J—
142
441,000
6% perpetual certificates -.
Serrel Ync 5s
1 98% July 29
1 104% July 12
2 89% July 21
97% July
Sale
Sale
103% 102% July
102% 103% 103
90% July
93% Sale
90% Sale
July
97
98% 97
96
97%
88
July
88
Sale
91% 92%
Phlla Elec Power
Scripps (E W) Co 5We
Highest
Sale Prices
100 W Jan. 19
102% Sale
105% Sale
106% 105%
1,077,000 {♦Peoples Lt ft Pow 5a—1979
6s
Lowest
Sale Prices
o6
Apr.
97%
98
113% 116
71% Sale
42,000 Palmer Corp of L» 4a—-19JJ
Penn Cent Lt 4k Pow 4H« 1977
I*79
155,000
1,072,000 Penn Electric 4a aeries F.1971
Penn-Ohlo Edison 4a
1954
345,000
Without warrants
503,000
5W« seriss B—
1959
241,000 Penn Pub Serf 6s C—.... 1947
133,000
5s aeries D
———
90,000
PennjWater 5k Pow 4MS..1948
319,000
1,101,000 Pooplea Gaa~Lt Ac Coke 4s B'81
49,000
154,000
430,000
28,000
707,000
114,000
372,000
nof/
,
98% 98%
102% 103%
89%
86%
97%
98%
85%
Highest
Sale Prices
101% 102%
115% 118
87 % Sale
1,962,000
1,151,000
Ask m
Bid
Sale
94% Sale
103 %
Con* deb 5a
613.000 Okla Pow Ac
Ask
99% Sale
1951
--—--1946
Water 5a A..1MH
Okla Nat Gat 4
Lowest
Sale Prices
July 31
July 1
♦Saxon Public Works—
9,000
43,000
2,000
66,000
8,000
41,000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Price
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Jan. 1
131,000
293,000
38,000
EXCHANGE
CURB
PRICES IN JULY
SALES
July
YORK
June 10
May 3
Apr. 20
Apr, 29
Jan, 15
79% Feb.
5
July
1
July 30
27
27
94
89
8 107
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
14
19
14
96% Jan. 23
June
Jan. 18
June 30 115
69% June 29 89% Jan. 13
79
103
AQQREQATE
PRICES IN JULY
SALES
Since
July
Jan. 2
Jan. 1
2022
1952
1956
5a aeriea B
94%
8954
92%
88
97
Highest
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
98
94% July
96
96
88
107
109
107
Lowest
Ask
109
99
July
96% July
July
23
26
103
93
Sale
83% '85%
96
97
90
93
87
91%
103
90
94
88
^
Highest
Sale Prices
June 30 102
Jan. 12
Jan. 21
July
7 103
105% Mar. 2 107
104% Jan. 26 106
105% 107% 105% 106%
100H 100H
1946
.......1950
4a
July 31
Ask Bid
Bid
102 X
102
Sale
97
98%
26.000 Vamma Water Power 5 He *57
763,000 Virginia Pub Ser 5%• A.. 1946
242,000
512,000
Ask
101% 1013
101% 1021
107% 109j
104 % 106
(Jtah Power & Light 4% • 1944
287,000
4a aeriea A—.....
312,000
27,000 Utlca Gas A118s E
5a aeriea D
14.000
50,000
35,000
43,000
July 1
1937
Bid
BONDS (Concluded)—
$
89,000
87,000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Price
HEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
^
In
53
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
AUG., 1937]
June
1
Feb.
15
Mar. 10
8 103
June 18 104% Jan.
8
Jan. 11
19 101
June 23 102% Jan. 29
102% Feb.
92% July
July
July
1
6
7
85
89
Sale
97% July 22
96% July 24
92
July 16
92
80
87
June
Waldorf Astoria
Corp¬
se income deb
...1954
219,000
Wash Gaa Light Go 5a—1958
500,000
Waah Rr A Blee 4a.
1951
90,000
38,000
41,000
;
6,000
33,000
104
Waah Water Power 5a...1960
363,000
55,000
31,000
8,000
194,000
107% 1075!
106H lOS*
Western Newspaper Union—
Conv deb 4a
....1944
73
640,000
West Penn Elec 5a
..2030
442,000
Weat Penn Traction 5a..1960
138,000
Weat Texaa Utll 5a A....1957
2,051,000
West United G 0c E 514a A 55
603,000
Wheeling Elec Co 5a
1941
47,000
Wis Minn Lt A Pow 6a—1944
485,000
Wlaconsln P A L 4a A
1966
1,599,000
77,000
3,000
37,000
175,000
271,000 York
Rya Co 5s
1,951,000
Sale
105 X
Sale
111% 113
97% Sale
105
Sale
107 H
105
106
101% Sale
106% 106 %
99 % Sale
Yadkin River Power 5a_.1941
63,000
97,000
105
1937
27 H
104 H
106 %
29
Sale
105 %
Sale
Sale
27% 275* 25%
105% 106
104%
106H 107H 106%
105% 105% 105
55% Sale
96 H
57H Sale
55%
95
99 H
103
105
106
108 H 105
92 % Sale
94J* Sale
92
105
Sale
104% 105% 104%
107 H Sale
107%
107%
106% 106% 106
106% 106
94
Sale
94
97% Sale
99
'•
! Sale
91% Sale
104
",
..1
*i '
-
>' •*
Vt
105% 106
87% Sale
July 22 28
July
1 106
July
1 106%
July
8 106
July
July
July
July
July
24
29
1
12
July
July
July
July
94%
105%
107%
106%
97%
July
July
July
95
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
106
July 22 31%
July
1 108
Apr. 14 107
June
3 106%
49% May 28
59% July
100
26%
104%
105%
103
105
91
103%
105%
105%
92%
May 24
Jan.
13
Mar. 17
Feo. |
2
79% Feb. 11
2
14% Jan.
6
99% Jan, 28
105% Jan.
9
108
Apr. 30
107
Apr. 10
102% Jan.
9
June 26 105% Jan.
July
8
June
4
Mar. 18
Feb. 10
Feb. 27
Apr. 26
.
;
104
106
July
87% July
July
July
92
29
7
103% June 30 107% Jan.
81% May 25 100% Jan.
19
0
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
AND MUNICIPAL
Agrlcul Mtge Bk Rep of Col—
15,000
22,000
24,000
88,000
+20-year 7a
Jan 15 1946
110,000
♦20-year 7a
Jan 15 1947
47,000 ♦Baden (Germany) 7a....l951
91,000
73,000
87
♦7%s stamped
♦78 stamped
1947
1952
623,000
4,000
14,000
19,000
11,000
98,000
Prov Banks 6s B......1951
80,000
♦6a A
1952
160,000 Danish Cona Munlc 514s.1955
100,000
5a
1953
20,000
12,000
71,000
10,000
18,000
54,000
42,000
40,000
51,000
37,000
23,000
23,000
49,000
34,000
90
93H
82
87%
93 %
96
Sale
23
25
24
25
%
23%
25%
23%
-
25
24
Colombia extl
100,000
243,000
275,000
74,000
46,000
312,000
99,000
276,000
a
f 7s..
16 H
Sale
11 %
25
22
.1948
Sale
24
24%
101H 102%
Mar. 11
84% Mar. 24
83% May 10
95
94
June 25
June 25
11% June 25
21
Feb. 11
19% Apr.
27% Jan. 19
27% July 30
12
93% July
93
July
13% Sale
11% July
1
13% July 28
27
26%
24
30
Sale
100 %
25% July
2
July 28
July 30
July 13
July 29
101
61
17
22
23
23
25
24
Sale
23 H
23 %
18
Sale
20%
27
Sale
27%
12
27%
1 101%
17 100%
27
26
July
101% 100% July
99% 100% 99% July
26
20
24
29
101
99%
99%
100
sxternal s f 614*
1952
♦German Cons Munlc 7a. 1947
♦6a
17
1947
♦Hanover (City) Ger 7a_.1939
♦Hanover (Prov)
1949
♦Lima (City). Peru. 4%s.l»58
♦Maranhao (State) 7s:
11*
62 M
Sale
65% Sale
67%
68%
24%
25%
24%
25
25% Sale
23%
26%
18
23
19H Sale
13 X
15
32% Sale
14%
15
91H Sale
92
95 H
93
22
22
1958
♦Medellin (Colombia) 7S.1951
Feb. 18
2
20
Mar. 31
99
97
Apr.
6 102% Jan.
8
Apr. 16 101% Fej. 10'
23%
24%
23% Sale
23%
23%
17%
18
1
50
17
17
Jan.
6
25% June 21
Jan.
6
25
17
Mar. 15
Apr. 28
July
July
July
July
July
18
July
27
July
13% July
67% July 27
24% July 16
24% July 30
25% July 27
24% July 23
21% July 24
33
July 31
15
July 22
Jan.
8
19
65%
24%
23%
24%
23%
24% Jan.
13% July
4
19
90% June 17
19
2
1
1
19
1
17% Apr.
18
7
77
Feb.
10
Mar.
9
25% July
24% July
29% Mar.
33
July
21
Feb.
27
23
5
31
10
Mendosa (Prov) Argentina
779,000
7%s-4s stamped .......1951
Mtge Bank of Bogota—
79,000
♦7a Issue of May 1927
1947
62,000
♦7a Issue of Oct 1927
1947
710,000 ♦Mtge Bank of Chile 6s.. 1931
10,000
6s stamped
1931
275.000 Mtge Bank of Denmark 6sl972
267,000 ♦Parana (Stateof). Bras 7s'58
308,000 ♦Rio de Janeiro 6%s.„.„195''
447,000 ♦Russian Govt 4 Ha
1919
1,071,000
♦Certificates of dep
465,000
♦5 Ha
1921
326,000
♦Certificates of dep..
24
15%
Sale'
99
100
99
99%
25 H
Sale
25
27
10
62
65
437,000 ♦Santiago (Chile) 7a..... 1949
♦7a
159,000
1961
17
Sale
16%
Sold under the rule,
17%
72%
16%
16%
,
95
20
99% 100
27% Sale
27%
29
1%
IK
1%
1%
1%
27
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
255*
1H
1H
1%
1%
Santa Pa (City) Argentina
152,000
♦7s stamped..
.....1945
No par value.
74
18%
75% Sale
18
15
15
16
18
91
July
15
93% July
30
23%
23%
17%
11%
July 31
7
July
July 10
July 30
13
13
99
July
2
25% July
6
23% July
23% July
18*
July
11% July
100
July
27
July
271
July
July
July
1% July
1% July
July 12
1% July VI
1
July 12
1% July 19
9
1
July
25
73% July 27
16% July 29
16% July 30
Abbreviations Used Above (Cont.)—
"conv." convertible.
Deferred delivery sale,
a
*
"
Jan.
35% Jan.
2
Apr.
1% Apr.
1% Apr.
1% Apr.
34
June
May
July
Jan.
June
July
19
21
Feb. 19
Feb. 19
Mar. 8
July 30
June
9
10
0
22
22
22
22
62% Jan.
4
15% May 22
20% Mar. 12
16
20% Mar.
Jan.
22
81% Mar. 10
5
taken in
In which no account is
computing range, are given below:
V
July 29 at 4%.
y'
/
no
account Is taken
V In computing range, are given below:
T
Abbreviations Used Abote\
"cod." certificates of deposit,
"cons," consolidated.
July
Apr.
nUnder the rule sales. In which
Bonds being traded flat.
t Reported in receivership.
July
July
Feb.
Montreal Light Heat & Power, July 2 at 29%.
Munson Steamship Lines 6%s, c.o.d.
1937,
^
mmortgage.
•n-v." non-voting.
17
17
27%
27%
21%
11%
100%
Apr.
Jan.
75% July 31
96% Apr. 12
Deferred delivery sales.
V
'
"cum," cumulative.
Sold Tor cash.
* Ex dividend.
♦
25
12
91% July
90
July
-----
•
;
29% Feb. 10
22
Dansig P A Wat'way Bd
,
h
a
30
6
7
22% June
25
♦Can*- Bk of German State A
•
f
4
Apr.
18% Jan.
23% July 28
23% July 23
•
July 30
10
23% July
23% July
23% July
♦Cauca Valley(Dept of) R«P of
85,000
27,000
23 %
23%
25%
18%
Buenos Aires (Pro?)
6,000
4,000
10,000
19,000
32,000
19,000
5,000
39,000
18,000
53,000
28
28
22
25%
"vtc," voting trust certificates,
"w I," when Issued.
44
w
w." with warrants,
"x-w." without warrants.
No sales
r
Oasb sales, in which no account is taken in com
puting range, are given below:
No
sales.
/
Chicago Stock Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE OF PRICES ON CHICAGO
Shares
July.Jan. 1 to
July 31
AQQBEOATB
Since
July
Jan. 1
BONDS
26,100
5,210
25,200
101,500
8,600
600
800
4,650
1,450
1,200
200
700
250
9,850
2,100
12,260
37,450
15,150
120,930
50,750
16,700
88,050
9,900
53,550
'
150
550
5,050
850
5,950
"Y.666
2,600
4,600
250
900
750
II,750
2,050
24,850
8,300
15,950
2,080
21,290
1,400
50
4,590
■V
400
31,450
440
650
730
170
290
500
~2,400
650
V
> V;;
30
120
I
*
com
7%
2H
..
10
800
30
1,800
1,100
4,900
75
107
22
•
.
pref *
*
*
Club Aluminum Uten Co...*
Coleman L'p Ac Stove com
Commonwealth Edison...100
Compressed Ind Gases cap.. 5
Consolidated Biscuit com...1
cum
preferred
id >4
22%
32%
830
5
24,950
188,050
100
2,050
100
3,900
50
6,900
1,630
2,000
27,800
2,280
21,200
3,450
For footnotes
Crane Co
100
com
2f>
ion
Cudahy Packing Co pref.. 100
Cunningham Drug Stores 2%
Curtis Lighting Inc
Dayton Rubber Mfg
Cum class A pref
see page
5
Preferred...
com
com
15
42
70
66
11% July
July
14% July
37% July
64% July
20
1
2
6
1
..*
*
is
6
16% July
1
16% July
1
15% July
19% July 23
2
18% July
9% July 22
12%
Sale
12%
13
37% Sale
11% July
35
July
Sale
44%
10% July
6% Jan.
July
21% July
16
July
41% July
69
July
13%
12
20%
27
12%
25%
54
17
1%
Sale
15
Sale
Sale
27
54%
3%
l
%
%
28*
104% 105
Sale
1%
Sale
32
1%
1%
86
90
13
1
43% July "2
15%
16
Sale
70
1%
13
12
3% Sale
77
%
%
%
1%
4% Sale
43
Sale
24
27
60
Sale
3
3%
1%
2%
%
%
95
52
Sale
8%
61
78
11
Sale
80
%
%
%
1%
4% Sale
43% 44
24
30%
62
64%
3%
3%
1
14
2
17
14%
103% 105
104
Sale"
A
1% July
19% Sale
31
16
Jan.
Feb.
13% Feb.
12% July
4% Mar.
57% Feb.
17
9
9
Feb.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 27
Jan.
0
Feb. 10
Feb.
9
Feb. 11
May
July
Jan.
July
July
May
Feb.
16
May
3
19
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
43% Mar.
6
July" 13
83% Mar. 12
46%
Apr.
50
19
July 17
July 16
July 13
July 10
July 14
July 26
July 29
July 29
July
%.
27
12%
19%
32%
13
16%
32%
Sale
65
70
Jan.
June
18% Mar.
2
June
36% Mar.
3
6
19
53% June 22
1% July
12
July
2% July
88
July
48% July
6% July
58% July
75
July
19
% July
16
7
'"4%
43
July
1
July
1
July
70% July
1% July
14
July
4
July
95
July
53% July
9
July
61
July
80
July
6
7
26
% July
7
20
23
13
12
30
July "7
44% July 13
"4%
6
33% Apr. 10
13
July 26
July
13
12
13
1
2
15% Feb. 11
43
15
Jan.
81% Feb. 19
19
Jan.
5
6% Jan. 22
110% Mar. 4
75
June
5
30
Mar. 10
July 26
Feb. 16
3% Feb. 13
1% June
12
July
2% June
86% June
47
5% Jan.
77
June
Jan.
20% Jan.
58% July
73
72
85
Jan.
% Jan. 15
% Jan. 13
3% June 14
23
15
9
Feb. 17
Mar.
% Jan.
2
20
Jan.
20
6% Mar.
8
48
32
Feb. 20
Feb.
2
"66"
July
!
3% July
1
1
July 13
% July 23
July "20
July 12
1% July 13
% July 23
66"
4
77
Mar.
15
July
6
16% July
14
104
65
3% Sale
1%
1%
32% 36
July
July
July
July
2
16
8
13
July 28
July
8
43
June 30
20
July 31 105
65
July 16
3%
2% July
1
1%
1% July
8
35
July 28 35
104
115
July
1 116
Sale
6 44%
43% 44% 40% July
6
5
5
July 31
Sale
104
30% Mar.
1% June 22
51% Jan.
5
29% June 14
%
18
28% Feb.
Apr.
July
1% July 22
%
17%
107% Jan.
6
22% Feb. 18
June
43" July'26
16
July
58% July
June 24
May 28
53
3
Jan.
6
June 29
1
July
% Jan.
% Jan.
% Jan.
14% Apr.
13
29
21
6
28
Jan.
14
Feb.
July
16
May 12
June
17
Jan.
May
Jan.
6% Mar.
6
7
Feb.
19
% Jan.
% Jan.
3
21
23
5
37% Feb .11
Apr.
5
18
8
Mar. 10
27
May 10
l
July 27
July
9
Jan.
10
June 14
Feb.
20
Jan.
22
19
Jan.
26
Feb.
10
June 22
31*
June 24
June 11
Sale
Feb.
24
June 30
4
Jan.
July
26
Feb.
19
Apr. 29
Apr.
12% Sale
120
Sale
107% Sale
22% Sale
4%
5
9
84% Jan.
7
5
100%
4% Sale
48%
50
43
7
7
a
98
June 30
June 15
6% June 28
7
Jan.
7
11
July 31
1% June 17
48% Mar. 24
8% June 30
5% July
1
3% Jan.
6
Sale
"26% "28"
Mar.
61
July 8
July
6
July 21
July
1
July 27
July
7
12% July
39% July
18
17% Apr.
26% Feb.
23% Feb.
37% May 25
7% July
16%
21%
21%
10%
June 22
10% June 15
July
1
July
17
June 21
13
g
1?
May 23
12% Jan. 28
12% Mar. 3
14% May 22
June 24
20
12% July
12% July
2% July
52% July
10% July
6
7
11
4
2i
13% Apr.
34" July"!
2
n
14
18% July 19
July 16
12
July 29
17% July 28
32% July 14
12% July 30
1
13% July
1
29% July
27
2%
Sale'
94
48% Sale
6% Sale
57
59
Sale
9% Sale
30
12% Sale
15% Sale
Sale
12
Sale
2% Sale
1%
119
49
34
46
Sale
Sale
33
12
42%
~~4% Sale" ~r2&
2
19%
27%
18%
26%
Sale
12%
16
58% Sale
»
5
118
"45"'
32
29%
1%
3%
26
17%
15%
18
~13% Sale
15
%
5
16
17% Sale
2%
68% Sale
70
75
46
5
11
54
3% Sale
11
Sale
50%
9%
32
1%
15%
Sale
Sale
81% Jan.
Jan.
18
25
70% Sale
3%
Corporation
14
.....
6%
6
34
...10«
Preferred
Cord
13
July 23
Ju,ly 26
July 22
July 19
July 13
77% Feb.
Jan.
Sale
23%
2
50
n*
7
_
20%
35
107%
23%
350
60
"8.
11%
10%
8%
13%
17
17%
16
21
Sale
19% 20%
9%
10
Sale
13% Sale"
29% Sale
100
V t c pref part shares
50
650 Continental Steel com....
340
50
52
10
5%
7%
12
10%
63% Sale
7%
"i3%
12%
20
2
Sale
17
16% Sale
15% Sale
20
Sale
18
19%
10%
10%
Sale
Preferred
com
2
July
July 14
July 20
2
July
9
July
11% July
1
July 31
1% July
1
50
July 20
9
July
1
5% July
1
5% July
6
15
27
Central States Pr Ac Lt
prefl*
Chain Belt Co com....._...*
Cherry Burrell Corp com""*
Chic City Ac Con Ry—
*% prior preferred A
10%
9%
7 H
12%
8
Sale
13% Sale
11%
3%
99
Consumers Co
45
49% Sale
10%
11
9%
10
11
5
Prior Hen preferred......*
conv
7%
8
33% Sale
..5
Convertible preferred..
•
Central S W UtII com
50c
Common capital
Cities Service Co com.
13
52%
8%
9%
5% Sale
Common
990 Chicago Towel Co
465
290,580
6,400
1,410
21,800
12,200
34,250
167,800
3,720
2,060
Sale
2
19%
12
Part ctfs "4s"
j0o
1,200 Chic Rivet Ac Machine cap..4
50
55% Feb. 11
17% Feb. 16
45%
11%
48
13%
18%
Common
*
11,530
4,350
Partldpstlon preferred...*
561,210 Chic Corp common........l
Preferred..
39,050
"•
1,410 Chicago Electric Mfg~A—I"•
22,800 Chicago Plexlble Shaft com 5
20,900 Chicago & N W Ry Com.. 100
660 Chicago Rys part ctfs 1...100
Part certificates *'2'*....100
2,410
1,190
Participating ctfs "3"..100
60
June 18
Sale
18% Sale
19% 20%
25% 26
(new)..
...10
Cent Cold Storage Co com_20
Central 111 Pub Serv pref—*
Cent 111 Secur Corp—
Common
61,450
j
20,600
45
Sale
16
960
90
13
11% Sale
11
12
15%
capital......1
Laughlln Inc
...
May 28
44 ~
3%
13
Canal Const Co conv pref
•
Castle Ac Co (A M) com.....10
15,450
335,050
5,990
10,790
5,210
2,446
3,690
13
16
52
.
"6,250
44,050
10,450
.
19
7% Sale
_
200
12
20% Sale
13
• 14%
37%
64% Sale
46
11
22,400
Common..........
f
24,500 Bruce Co (E L) com
5
480 Bucyrus Monlghan class A..*
1,850 Burd Piston Ring com..
197,700 Butler Bros common
10
31,500
5% convertible preferred 30
1,850
9
10
7
70% Sale
...
1,350
1,000
18%
43
*
pref
Borg-Warner Corp com....10
Common (new)
5
160
7% preferred
100
2,750 Brach Ac Sons (E J) capital
5,000 Brown Pence Ac Wire cl A
•
"
10
10
4
Mar. 19
12
Baatian-Blesslng Co com.
*
Bendlx Aviation Corp com..5
Berghoff Brewing Co
1
Bliss Ac
73% Mar.
8
64% June 14
11% May 21
"II" "Ii%
Backstay Welt Co com
*
Barber Co (W. H.) com
Barlow 8c Seelig Mfg A com..5
Rights
Blnks Mfg Co
67
44%
10%
23
22
...
700
77X Feb.
70
65
9
12
5,v 50 American Pub 8erv pref..100
200 Annex Hotel Co com cap.. 100
519,340 Armour A Co common....
5
950 Aro Equipment Corp com
1
117,000 Asbestos Mfg Co com
.1
10,200 Associates Invest Co com... 4
25,950 Athey Truss Wheel capital.. *
17,580 Automatic Products com...5
14,620 Automatic Washer cony pf__*
45",650
67
66%
8
14
Aetna Ball Bearing common.l
conv
Highest
Sale Prices
8
17%
15%
16%
6% Sale
8% Sale
(J D) Mfg com—•
Adams Royalty Co com.....*
Advanced Alum Castings...5
Lowest
Sale Prices
68
64
64
63
51% Sale
*
com
Adams
Highest
Sale Prices
65%
64%
62
62
Par
Abbott Laboratories
800 Altorfer Bros
120
250
Lowest
Ask
Ask Bid
Bid
82
82
83
11
200 Ainsworth Mfg Corp com
5
*
2,350 Allied Laboratories com
11,450 Allied Products Corp cl A. 25
Common
18,000
.......10
""450
•
STOCKS
Shares.
4,700
1,750
3,750
Ask
80
80
81
16
1,000 Chicago City Ry 5a
1927
Certificates of deposit
6,000
5,000 Chicago Rys 5s ctfs
1927
5s class B__
1927
12,000
4,000 Met West Side El 1st 4s..1938
230
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Sale Prices
July 31
July 1
1937
Bid
$
I,650
JULY
Price
Jan. 2
In
Shares.
$7,000
150,000
$28,000
July 31-__
Jan. 1 to
PRICES IN
CHICAGO
STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES
1936
None
July.
1,268,000
11,028,000
764,000
9,236,000
1937
Bond Sales
1936
1937
Stock Sales
12%
13%
12% July
1
14% July
26
39
ioo"" 103'
99
2% Sale
4
Jan.
July 20
7 102
4% July 29
6
June 16
Apr. 19
Feb.
2
Jan.
July
101% 100
Sale
2% July
Feb.
6
Mar. 30
105% 107%
19% Sale
6%
7
21
22
24
29
107%:::::
20%
107
21%
•
July
18% July
6% July
2!* 2|M
22
27%
26% July
56
"'W-
29
July
107% July 20
21% July 29
7
July
6
24% July 26
24 26% July 24
Apr. 20
Jan.
17
5
Jan.
2
Apr.
.June 21
: Apr.
June
2
Feb. 27
Mar. 20
Feb. 11
I Feb.
15
1
1
AGGREGATE
STOCK EXCHANGE
CHICAGO
aug., 1937]
SALES
PRICES IN JULY
CHICAGO
STOCK EXCHANGE
Jan. 2
JulyI
STOCKS
Jan. 1
Shares
July 1
1937
Shares
Par
Bid
Ask
(Alf) A Cohn—
1°
Preferred..........—-1®®
Common
160
100 Deep Rock Oil cow pref
♦
60 De Mete Inc
pref
—
*
1,950 Dexter Co (The) com
—»
8,900 Dixie-Vortex Co com
*
3,800
Class A.........
1,500 Dodge Mfg Corp common..
>**""16
5-0
750
250
1,300
1,500
6,850
15.560 Eddy Paper Corp (The).....*
71,850 El Household Util Corp
5
750
11%
87
31
26
17
20 j
38
6
12 %
100
.....
33
24
30
17
21
39 %
25
10* Sale
5,350
& Dredge Co com
*
6,450 Fuller Mfg Co common
.1
7,840 Gardner Denver Co com
4,350
New common
2,520
S3 cum conv pref...——20
4,450 General Candy Corp A.....5
117,900 General Finance Corp com..l
197,210 Gen Household Util com
*
1,670 Godchaux Sugar Inc cl B...*
3,350
"2*806
150
11,750
29,050
4,390
22,750
40
Class A
*
Goldbiatt Bros Inc com.....*
2,800 Grossard Co (H W) com....*
45,750 Great Lakes DAD com
*
1,850
2,800
3,100
-
7,710
10
10
2,650 Hamilton Mfg cl A part pf..l0
5,030 HarnischfeOer Corp com.. 10
59,300 Helleman Brew CoGcap...!
13,750 Hein Werner Motor Parts..3
300
40
5,350
1,200
620 Heller
(W E) pref w w
25
570 1 Without warrants.........
50
230
1,950 Hibb Spencer Bartlett com. 25
1,880 Horders Inc common.......*
2,550 Hormel A Go (Geo) com A..*
110
350
7
Hall Printing Co com
13%
4% Sale
11%
16
*58 % *60*
22%
62~~ "65"
17
6,620
Class B
20,400 Hupp Motors
6,100
Rights....
10,050
7
los
Sale
5
""450
1,850
com
40%
45
2,570 Illinois Nor Utilities pref. 1 Of
;
2,600 Indep Pneum Tool v t c
•
3,250
New common v t c
*
3,970 Indiana Steel Prod com.—1
77
500 Ind Terr Ilium Oil n v cl A..»
40,100 Inland Steel rights (w 1)....
300
1
Capital
100 Interstate Power
$7 pref
41%
34
900
•
|6 preferred
7:11,700 Iron Fireman Mfg Co v t C
86,400 J arris (WB)Co capital
8,350 Jefferson Electric Co com.
1,050 Joslyn Mfg & Supply Co com
4%
*22%
69
16
5%
Sale
42
.....
34
13 %
10%
15
10% Sale
14
15
9
Sale
8%
9
22
26%
22
25
52%
55
15%
16%
19%
21
10%
W
15*
Sale
,
27" "30**
24
25
"17%
19%
20
24%
10
25%
3% Sale
.
700
4 '370
710
160
oon
®X'2?R
30
1
90
eon
c'non
1,850
oR'RnX
2,950
3,100
§8.300
15
17
July
17
9
12
12% July
z4% July
26
1
Feb.
10
"7
20%
58%
14%
4%
3%
29%
June
Jan.
June
Mar.
June
17
July 22
3% July
1
23
19 ::
25
23
Sale
—.
"6* 400
20
19%
8%
Sale
Sale
40
10
Sale
Leath A Co common
...»
Cumulative preferred.
•
Le Roi Co
46
44%
15% Sale
10
9%
120
100
cum
Kingsbury Brewing Co cap.l
La Salle Ext Unir com
-.5
10
common
Libby, McNeill A Llbby
80
J.780
80
7%
46%
pref.50
100
Ken-RadTube A Lpcom A..*
10
Preferred
6,400 Lynch Corp
10
•
common
common
....—5
McCord Rad A Mfg "A,,.„~*
I
McGraw Electric com
1.420 McQuay-NorrlsMfg com
40
;
45%
...1
Preferred
Kentucky Util J*
Hnn Loudon Packing
590
22%
35
79,750 Lion Oil RefGocom........*
'
.....
42
2.780
$3.50 preferred
*
8.750 Lindsay Light com........lt
1,200
...5
•
"38"
83%
20%
•
*
37,750 Manhntt-Dearborn Corp com*
Sale
26
10
Sale
>
Sale
81% 100
31%
27%
71%
84%
21%
"22""
"2% Sale"
5%
1%
2%
2
38
7%
27
Sale
40%
41
8%
8
28%
""9% Sale"
11% July
July
13% Sale
105
36** *38*"
.
150
in}
101,600
Mape® C011* M,£ capital
390
1.740
"5",l00
85,150
376,650
42,550
13,800
3,700
UO0
;
70
290
140
30
110
1,450
300
;
60
*
Marshall Field A Go com...*
150 Masonite
Corp common
70,060 Mer A Mfrs Sec cl A com
"9",600
0 .
8% July
19%
11%
24
>
July
Mar.
1
Jan.
7
16
May 12
July 26
19
3
July
9% July
26""
July
July
July
July
12
7
25
.....
10
"I
23
27% Sale
36%
43%
47% Sale
39
46
12
7
July
8
23% July *28
27% July 31
1
2
41
July 13
47% July 23
17
25
25%
9% Sale
10%
10%
18
1
9
June
4
8
May 17
21% June
4
Feb.
Jan.
23
Jan.
May
2%
as*
Apr.
11% June
99% May
Jan. 25
Jan.
7
Feb. 13
Mar.
5
Jan.
92
37
July
49
June
10% May
8
4% Mar.
2.6 May
96% May
10
July
9
Apr.
19% June
20% June
4
100
27
45% June
May 15
May 25
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
47 ¥ July
80
32
100
Sale
28
44%
8%
68% 70
24% Sale
5%
5%
1%
2
3% Sale
42%
44%
8% Sale
29
29
30
18%
11%
19%
12%
Sale
6
2
Sale
18
16%
12% Sale
9%
41%
10% July
11% July
100
July
32% July
70
July
25% July
6% July
2
July
3% July
42
July
9
July
30
July
19% July
13% July
9% July
41
July
July
July
67% July
22
July
5% July
1% July
2% July
41% July
8% July
28
July
17
July
11% July
8% July
38
July
4
July
32% Sale
4 V:
3%
27% July 15
3% July 22
38
40
"■•1
25
48
Sale
43
50
40
42
52%
54
....
9%
9
39
Sale
8
14
29
21
30
9
10
6
28
24
7
12
28
13
8
2
28
10%
.....
41
50
22
....
...I
Sale
50%
49
;
July
22
July
48
July
48% July
33% July
6
4
July
6
50% July 22
2
31
26% July 13
50
July 20
48% July 16
1
12
R'l-R
7% prior lien—
2
24%
23%
2%
28%
Sale
60
64
46
6%
33%
5% Sale
27% 28
2% July
July
2
28
23% July
1
2%
2%
106
2.670
7% preferred A
„<
100
960
6% preferred A......... 100
7,670 Miller A Hart Inc conv pref.*
10,700 Modine Mfg com
•
Monroe Chemical Co com...*
Preferred
•
3%
Sale
12% Sale
5% Sale
% Sale
10%
11
? Sail*
V
.1* Sale
el*
46
7%
49
7%
50
10 Mountain States Pow pref. 100
1,450 Muskegon Mot Spec cl. A...*
Jan.
2% July
24% July
27% July
7
2
31
22
22
54
"5% Juiy"~i
"6% "*6%
29
29%
*2% "*2% "3% "*3%
7% Sale
2% Sale
% Sale
4%
4%
2%
4
3
4%
2
Sale
1% Sale
3% Sale
35%
37%
7%
8%
47%
50%
28
July
<
6% July
30% July
Jan.
6
10
4 :
tji
6
5
5%
2%
1%
Sale
Sale
%
o
Sale
5%
5%
3
3%
39% Sale
7
47%
7%
50%
2% July
7% July
2% July
July
July
July
July 15
July
1
1% July
1
3% July
1
37% July
6
7
July 27
48
July 28
*27%
20*" *24""
22%
15
28
20
14
4
28
14%
16
13
June
16
21
Apr.
12
19
Jan.
4
Jan.
4
25
27%
2%
7%
1%
3% July
11% July
4% July
% July
6% July
5
July
5% July
2% July
1% July
5
July
39% July
8% July
50
July
June 21
Feb.
1
June 30
June 17
June 14
23
June
3 % June 15
35
June 28
7
July 27
47
40
Mar. 27
"24%
21
11
Mar.
1
Jan. 22
Jan.
25
Feb.
Mar.
Jan.
Feb.
25
20
25
10
Jan.
19
Feb.
4
Mar. 17
July 28
Mar. 2
Jan. 20
Jan.
22
Mar. 3
Jan. 26
July
6
Jan. 14
July 22
54
Mar. 12
57% Mar.
2
Jan.
7
June
4
4% Jan. 22
25
Apr. 12
30% Mar. 10
32
2%
70
7
Jan.
29
Mar. 31
Jan. 22
Jan. 25
Jan. 25
Jan. 16
Jan. 28
Feb.
5
29
Feb .j 20
31% Jan. 11
16
June 14
June
5
June 11
Jan.
8
Feb. 25
Mar. 1
48% Feb. 11
June 24
June 18
j: Apr.
22% Jan.
17
28%
2
7
4% June 16
33
22%
28
48% June 30
60
21
27% Sale
Xo
Indust allot ctfs
July 31
41
32
i.
2% Sale
21%
24
19% Sale
31%
Mlckelberry*s Food Prod com)
22
2% June
6%
Middle West Corp capital...5
June 16 45%
9% July 29 16%
8% June 14
12%
96% Jan. 29 (25
25
June 23
43%
67% July 14 89
17% Apr. 28 28%
5% July 20
7%
1% June 12
3%
1% Jan.
4
3%
38
Apr. 29 50
7% Jan.
4
13%
25
June 25
34%
16% June 17 19%
9% Jan.
2
15%
8% June 21
12%
38
July 26 45
4
Jan.
5
4%
9% Jan. 26
9%
16% Jan.
5 33%
6%
3% June
4
38% Mar. 18 50%
9% Mar.
4
Feb.
4
8% Jan.
8% Jan.
46% Jan.
18
13
2
10
Jan.
15
50
5
26
July 14
Apr. 21
Feb.! 23
22
Jan.
28
32
Jan.
14
40
4
50
150
3,000 Nachman Sprlngfllled com.*
3,000 National Battery Co pref
*
1,700 National Gypsum A n-v com.5
87,050 National Leather com
10
13,200 NatT Pressure Cooker Co...2
620
21,680
600
12,000
Common stock..........10
40,550 National Union Radio com.. 1
30
19% Sale
28%
29%
63
17
20
July
28% July
16
14% July
29
17
21
6
July
28% July
21
6
68
16% June 11
27% May 17
65
1% Sale
12
15
Jan.
July
6
July
9
4
July
2
July
43% July
6
6
13
28
"29
8
% June 14
6
"14%
14% Jan.
79]
2J
Apr.'
Jan.
12
17
Apr.
9
12% Jan.
12
3
Nat Republic Invest Trust—
Cumul.
conv.
*
pref.
Sale
.....
5%
•4*
4
6
July
6
-
July
6
National Standard—
250
4,100
'"■466
7,050
100
70
420
""190
27%
29
1% Sale
38
64,250 Noblltt*3parks Ind
Inc cap 5
69,950
Rights
30,550 North American Car com..20
129,150 Northwest Bancorp com....*
9,285 Northwest Eng Co com
*
2,450
4,980
100
2,700
600
....
6% preferred
;
For footnotes see page 56.
July
12% July
27
July
60
July
35
July
19
21
8
10
15
15
11%
11%
30'
24
28
60
57
63
30% Sale
10% July
July
July
23
July
26"! "2l"
20% July
20
22
30% July
21
July
1% July
15
26
6
21
7
19
27
58
110
18%
10
*
27%
20
1%
.100
5,700 Penn Elec Switch conv A..10
4,900 Penn Gas A Elec A com
•
Oh
5% July
27
*
....
Convertible preferred
i
10% Sale
5,900 Parker Pen Co (The) com..10
30,500 Peabody Coal Co B eom.^390
"700
Common
2%
Sale
29
56
7% preferred
...100
60 Okla Gas A El 7% pref
100
1,660 Ontario Mfg Co com........*
380
1%
28% July 29
1 % July
1
38
July
1
24
Nor West Util pr Hen pref.If•
1,300
80
:
42
Sale
29
"*5% Sale" *~6" ""6%
Oshkosh B'Gosh Inc—
r.j.
28
20%
13%
30%
24%
Sale
23
1% Sale
56
34
16%
11%
18%
18%
13%
12
30% July 15
July 26
1% July 23
57 j
23
106
June
July
Apr.
18% Mar.
J*
Feb.
3
Mar. 29
Feb.f»5
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
15
8
25
25
14
July! 15
m
Feb.
Feb. 23
27
June
Apr.
21
July
1% July
51
56
19%
Sale
1% Jan.
37% June
Apr.
5% June
10% June
24% June
36% Feb. 10
Feb. 16
13
12%
27%
21%
34
16%
July
June
18
12
July
July
2
July
13% July
24
31
Jan.
18
July
May
12
Jan.
16
18
25
Feb. 26
Mar.
8
Jan. 14
Jan.
-V
8
Mar. 15
25
15
11
29% Feb. 13
Feb.
4
51
§?*
June
37
23
27% Feb. 11
4
Apr. 20
May
3
Apr. 19
28
9% July
9% July
100
July
40
1
x§'59x
Stock purchase warrants..
133,550 Midland United Co com....*
36,100
Convertible preferred....*
5,340 Midland Util t% pr lien..100
7,450
1,230
Mar. 11
June
12
9
V.
Jan. 22
Mar.
8
45
40
21
37
...»
Prior preferred..^
240 Metrop
*
-
'
25
8% July 20
8% June 28
100 Mandel Bros Inc
cap
350
Jan.
14
22
a July
July
28
80
37*" "July "24
8%
8%
1
2 107
105
107
11% Sale
43
41%
3%
4%
12
9%
16% Sale
6% Sale
100 McWilUams
Dredging Co.
15,450
34
July 22
July 26
4
Jan.
20% Feb. 10
14
Apr.
3
18
23
18
17
20
June 24
29
6
15
6
19
July
52% July
16
July
19% July
July
11
11
14
23
July
6
52% July
8
16
July
6
18
July 26
June 15
52
46
18
14
July
11% July
15
July
9% July
9% July
52%
16
Feb. 19
10
Feb.
21% July 23
40
July 31
12% Jan.
9
40% Mar. 4
Jan.
July
July
July
40
23
23
25
18
5% May 22
67
June
5
23% July
7
70
July 12
19
Feb.
8
5% May 26
10% Jan.
2
38
Feb.
3
50% Feb. 26
42% Mar. 15
12% July 14
29% Jan. 28
41
July 23
37% July 21
12% July 14
21% July
9
July 27
1
10% July
14
July 14
8% July 20
8% July 16
17% Jan.
41
12
Mar. 31
July 27
9% May 18
12
7
8
8
3
2
1
Lincoln Printing Go com ...*
360
37% Sale
8% Sale
•
2»740 Lawbeck Corp 0% cum pfdlOO
2,350
11% Sale
105
103
,
5
25,100 fKerlyn Oil Co common A..5
on
16%
109%
83%
85
i5%
.....
20
23
6% Preferred
3.450
3,550
1,650
9.750
8
June 18
June 15
2
23%
24%
21% Sale
o8il91 Kellogg Switchboard com..I®
20
22% Jan.
28
Jan.
Kalamasoo Store—
Afi 9AO
Capitftl
55.25U Kats Drug *tOCk
Co com
10,300
7,561
June 30
July
8
20% June 30
July
5% July
1
52%
15%
"3%
18
35
13
14
8% Sale
8%
9%
24
26%
21
13
June
7
1
28
July
July
July
18% July
11
18
11%
13%
12
12
23% July
70
July
15
July
5% July
5% July
40
34
35%
11%
20
19%
11% Jan.
90
32% Jan.
July
37
18% Sale
14%
26
57
14
4%
24"" Sale
*
•
-.
....
1,900
1,650
12%
46
22% July
68
July
14% July
5% July
3% July
a7,*
Sale
11
—-*
130
250
J
July 29
10
July 14
20% July 12
35
July
8
21% July 23
40
July 31
7% July 17
35
July 31
12% July 26
z4% July
20%
37
35
5% May 15
July 26
May 19
24
May
1
8% July
6
77
<64 May
Common (old)—.—....10
18,850 Illinois Brick Co
2f
20
MOO
8,300
19
35
4
40
Sale
38
40
July 26
July 29
8% July
6
18% July
35
July
8
20% July
2
34
July
2
7
July
2
31
July
2
10
35
1
(new)
26
14%
5%
Sale
4
30
77
1,100
1,100
190
*
26
63
13%
15
5% Sale
Sale
7% July 19
20
21%
Sale
68
63
Houdallle-Hershey—
20
6% July 29
-July 26
~5o"
15 %
Highest
Sale Prices
77
21% Sale
39% Sale
31%
...
100
,
22
Sale
30
Lowest
Sale Prices
30
24%
9%
Highest
Sale Prices
46"" July *17
35%
34%
7% Sale
Fits Simons Be Connell Dock
300
6% Sale
86%
26
8%
10%
18% Sale
33
Lowest
Sale Prices
Ask
25
25
11,900 Elgin Nat Watch Co
15
10
Empire Gas & Fuel 8% pf-100
20
7% preferred
......100
20
7
90
-XX-
20
23
July 31
Ask Bid
Bid
Decker
8,850
800
10
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Price
Since
•
lv.
CHICAGO
56
AGGREGATE
SALES
CHICAGO
PRICES IN JULY
_
July,
Shares
410
Price
.
450
1,000
""*560
100
2,140
510
100
.
Jan. 2
STOCKS
1,150
1,250
1,590
1937
*
2,760 Perfect Circle /The) Co
5
21,850 Pictorial Pap Pkg com
1
73,100 Pine* Wlnterfront com
1
17,750 Potter Co (The) com
*
65,650 Prima Co common—„
7,300 Process Corporation com...*
10,750 Pub Sort of Nor 111 com.....*
Common
..........—60
2,100
t% preferred
1W
2,870
7% preferred........—1A0
1,990
16,035 Quaker Oats Co com........*
Preferred
w®
1,890
10
4,100 Rath Packing Co com
41,800 Raytheon M« Co com ytc 50c
33
28,600
25,990
190
30
4,750
6,100
21,150
6,800
16,200
3,850
12,400
1,710
27,750
1,900
2,000
400
A,650
200
950
•190
3,100
60
170
320
70
3,400
4,650
3,100
1,140
61,120
37,800
3,400
11,950
20,550
60
Sale
22
21„
Sale
Sale
1%
18
5
5%
2%
1%
15%
Sale
109
10834
23 H
"2%
25
30
2734
Sears Roebuck Ac Co com. ...*
82
Serrick Corp cl B com
1
Sltfnode Steel Strap Co pf.30
29** '32H
Sale
25% 30
2%
2834
36
Sale
2434
2534
Stein 9c Co (A)
common.....*
Storkllne Fur com
10
....
Sunstrand Mach Tool com. .5
Rights...................
.——25
68,850 Swift Ac Co etk
15
43,700 8wlft Intexnadonal
6,050
3,750
.
.
1,650
7,300
13,300
1,550
3,400
25
17,900 Thompson (J R) com
2
11,300 Trane Co (The) common
196,060 Utah Radio Products com..*
48,250 Utility 9c Ind Corp com..... 5
Convertible preferred
.7
55,350
200 Utility Power & Light cl A.l
"""55
1,610 Viking Pump Co common...*
...
80
630
19,660
3,600
4,600
300
Wahl Co com..............*
41,330 Walgreen Co com........—i*
1,000 Ward (Montgom) Ac Co cl A.*
7 i960 Wieboldt Stores Inccom....*
Cum prior preferred..
170
._*
1,100
11,960
95,050
2
39,050 Woodall Indust com
13,600 Yellow Cab Co Inc (Chic)..*
74,650 Zenith Radio Corp com.... *
No par value,
dividend,
Williams Oil-O-Matlc com..
Wisconsin Bankshares-r
Common —.—...—*
3,400
2,750
2,850
11,700
*
Preferred.....———•
c
5!
3
36 34
83
Sale
20 H
88
Sale
July 30
July 15
July 12
July
8
11
31
31
30
23 H
2234
33
23 34
31
32
22
21% Sale
5
-5*-;*6H
105
93
85
Sale
434 Sale
18
6
.
20
Sale
25!
31
32
12
Sale
2534
2% Sale
5
Sale
4H
6
90
72
22%
5%
2%
24
109%
26%
30
13
6
19
14
13
29
7
8
23
17
29
July 10
7% July 19
July
1
July 20
% July
1
2% July
2
24
WV
90%
Sale
Sale
76
1734
17%
4% Sale
19
Sale
9% Sale
21M
20
"23 34 Sale'
95
July
6
90
July
1
72
July
1
1734 July
2
4% July
1
19
July
1
9
July 21
20% July
6
99%
91%
76%
19
1834
4%
19%
9%
2034
10
20%
24%
3234
23
July
3034 July
8
8%
22%
24
3% Sale
% Sale
3 % Sale
5 34
38 %
2
Sale
25 34 Sale
136 34 138
41
7%
7%
8%
13 34 Sale
Sale
10
25 34
14
34 % Sale
3934 July 27
3%
Sale
143
2
July
2534 July
137
July
32 % Sale
20%
91 % Sale
8% Sale
W
Q
10
Sale
37
Sale
734
334
53a
334
434
June 12
Jan. 11
Mar, 16
Feb.
1
Feb.
3
Jan. 20
Jan. 18
17
$ June 25
70
June
9934 Jan.
12
99
12
12
12
June 11
114
Apr.; 20 122
109
121
18
4
Apr. 23
June 28
May 20
Jan.
5
1% June 17
1534 July 30
108
15
Jan. 12 111
Apr. 20
Feb. 11 3434 May 10
Sale
14%
25
Mar. 24
Jan.
21
234 July 29
Feb. 11
30
8734 Mar.
5
May 21
42
June 2J
2834 Feb. 15
81.. May 18
"188
June 18
2834 June 14
2
1634 Jan.
22
Apr,
9
,24
17
21
7
30
23
21
15
7
13
31
9
29
Apr, 12
Mar. 11
95
1434 Mar. 31
35
40
26
Mar.
90
72
June. 16
July
1
Mar.
2734 Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
95
2
15% Jan.
Apr.
2
17% May 25
9
May
Jan.
6
9
8
2
2.
6
7
28
July 15
July 21
20
3
Apr. 22
5
1934 Jan.
5
7
May 22
95
July
6 107
June 11
Mar.
Mar.
8
8
July 28
39% July 20
July 31
2834 Mar. 8
333a Mar. 31
734 July 19
1934 June 25
20
July 31
22% June 14
June 14
30
1534 Mar. 4
2634 July 20
434 Apr,
9
2
Jan. 25
634 Feb.
4
234 Feb. 26
34 June 19
234 June 17
1034 Jan. 14
20
Juy 28
39
Jan. 15
2
525
June 15
June 24
13534 June
2034 Feb. 19
91
July
8
"93" "July "16
834 July 19
6
834 July
634 May 18
7
1034 July 12
17
July
8
3834 July 16
June 14
934 June 14
1334 July 19
June 17
30
Jan.
11
14
2434 Feb. 23
40
Jan. 26
5
Jan.
4934 Feb.
2 156
8
734 July 29
9% July 20
1334 July ,19
3234 July
1
,
73a Feb.
.1
334 Feb. 11
3634 Jan,
8
19
4
1
July 26
1
29M July 13
6 140,
July 26
July*
12534 Jan. 18
150
Jan. 20
37% Mar. 12
234 July 29
7% July 10
91
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
10934 June 26 120
c34
20
93
8 34 Sale
_20" "July "28
3%
28
*40
20
16"" lOM "OH
3
40
4 34
3734
1934
26 a
22
"l§~" "2234
Sale"
% July 31
n
23%
834
9%
20% Sale
334 „334
% Sale
2% Sale
23
40
145
4%
21%
32
3934
8% July
2634 July
3% July
1
July
4
July
5% July 17
30 % Sale
22!
39!
21H
131
1
1
July
July
July
July
22
July
21M Juiy
.Sale
35
89
99
1134 Sale
25
118
115.
2
1
1
1
23
6
13
14
88
12*"; Sale"
31
83 34
15 H
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
37% July
25% July
95
July
13 %July
31
July
36
July
23
July
24% July
534 July
99
July
91
July
76
July
1934 July
5
July
21% Jply
1034 July
21% July
% July
25
July
3234 July
Juiy
2034 July
Sale
1134 Sale
—
115
July
July
July
July,
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
36
2934
28
35
June 17
8
Sale Prices
May 28
2
73
Sale"
50
550
700
6
15
70
25 %
16 34 Sale
St Louis Nat Stockyards cap *
Standard Dredge cony pref.*
Common
——.——*
July 15
July
July
July
Highest.
Sale Prices
30
May 14
74
•
7034
Common
Lowest
80
11334 11434 10934
11434 11834 114
109 %
11234 Sale
13434 127%
129
(new)—
Slryer Steel Castings com—*
South Bend Lathe Wks cap 5
560 Sou Colo Power A common. 25
1,080 Southw G&E Co 7% pref.liO
2,060 Southwestern Lt 8c Pow pfd. *
34%.
5% July
8
5%
3%
2% July
1
3
July 30
3%
1% July
2 ; 2%
1% July
6
2%
72
July
1 82
3
3%
1%
J™
79
Co—.—*
*
Common
34
J*
Schwltzer Cummins capital. 1
Sanftamo Electric
Highest
Sale Prices
6
6% preferred y tc_.
5
Reliance Mfft Co Common. 10
Preferred.
......—100
23,370 Rollins Hos Mills cony prof.*
Common.................1
13,850
110 Ross Gear & Tool com......*
8,240
13,850
Ask
Bid
50
Lowest
Sale Prices
33
July
8
July 31
July 1
Par
Shares
1,100
10,350
1,550
5.850
RANGE SINCE JAN. I
__
STOCK BXOHAKOE
Since
Jan. 1
In
EXCHANGE
STOCK
Feb.
20
8
15
2634 Mar. 10
93
June
4
1234 Feb.
1
12
Mar. 6
153< Feb. 19
;
2734 Jan. 14
4034 Feb. 17
t Formerly the A. & K. Petroleum Co.; change in title approved by stockholders April 13, 1937.
a New stock,
e 60% stock dividend paid Aug. 15, 1936.
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights.
b Ex stock
Stock split-up on a two-for-one basis,
don therefore remained at a sufficiently high level to make
(Continued from, page 18)
it
relatively
remunerative
British
for
hanks
to
increase
"Accompanying the further realignment of French ex¬ their New York balances against sales of forward dollars
change, the government undertook a series of measures pur¬ to commercial customers.
Luring the past two years at
suant to its decree powers to meet the strained financial
least, forward operations in the dollar-sterling market
position of the Treasury.
Its overdraft facilities with the undertaken at the initiative of commercial concerns and
Bank of France were increased toy 15,000,000,000 francs;
others, and the resulting flow of bank balances between
provision was made for revaluation of the gold reserves of New York and London, have been a growingly important
the Bank of France, which were revalued to conform to the
influence in narrowing the range of movement in the
lower limit of franc devaluation previously in effect, and foliar-sterling rate.
>
for setting aside the franc proceeds of such revaluation in
"With the advance in sterling, the Netherlands monetary
a special fund to support the rente market; finally, steps
authorities reduced their buying price for dollars on sev¬
were taken to increase Treasury revenues and to reduce
eral occasions during July, and the guilder quotation in
this market advanced from $0.5491 at the end of June to
extraordinary outlays.
* >
"The sterling-dollar rate, after fluctuating within an ex¬
$0.5529% on July 22. The' rate thereafter reacted slightly,
ceedingly narrow range in May and June, showed a further however, closing at $0.5515 on the 29th.
The Swiss franc
advance during the past month, thus resuming the upward also showed a small net advance during the month, while
movement which 'had 'been evident in April.
In the latter the Belgian monetary unit held close to its estimated gold
part of July sterling was quoted in this market in the shipping point from Antwerp to New York."
neighborhood of from $4.97 to $4.98 as compared with
Change's in the gold holdings of the Bank of England
$4.93% at the end of June, and With $4.88% early in April.
during July were as follows:
For the week ended July 7
The past month's rise was ascribable in considerable part
a, decrease of £25,687; for the week ended July 14 an in¬
to the utilization by Japanese banks of a substantial por¬
crease of £59,89(2; for the week ended July 21 an increase
tion of the dollar proceeds of gold shipments from Japan
of £24,983, and for the week ended July 28 an increase
to this country to purchase sterling exchange.
of £136,759.
I" addition,
V"
u
unconfirmed market rumors to the effect that conversations
Details of the gold movement to and from the Port of
were taking place between the United States and French
New York were outlined as follows in the "Monthly Refiscal authorities looking towards an interchange of in¬
view" of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York for Aug, 1:
formation regarding the ownership of assets by their respec¬
"During June the movement of gold to the United States
tive nationals in the other's market may have induced small
continued in moderately large volume, although substan¬
.
transfers of French funds from New York to London.
The
demand
was
for /sterling arising from these two
sources
chiefly responsible for the upward movement in the rate.
"This movement led, in turn, to private purchases of dol¬
lars against sterling in anticipation of future commercial
requirements. Owing to the comparative narrowness of the
fluctuations in the dollar-sterling relationship over the past
two or three years, commercial concerns having dollar re¬
quirements to cover against sterling customarily time their
purchases of dollars to coincide with periods of temporary
firmness in the pound.
Moreover J commercial requirements
for dollars to pay for autumn exports from the United
States appear to be considerably heavier than in other
recent years.
For these reasons an upward rate movement
In sterling of about 1%. during July led to a substantially
increased anticipatory commercial demand for dollar ex¬
change.
This demaiid operated principally through the for¬
•
ward market,
and the premium on forward dollars in Lon¬
tially less than in the previous month.
Imports affecting
gold stock totaled $116,200,000, of which $49,400,000 from England, $6,700,000 from Canada, $5,500,000
from
India, $3,100,000 from Holland, $2,300,000 frpm
France, and $1,200,000 from Switzerland arrived at New
York, and on the West Coast $44,600,000 was received from
Japan, $3,200,000 from Australia,
and $200,000 from
the monetary
Hongkong.
"These imports,
together with approximately $1,500,000
of gold released from
receipts
from
other
foreign account earmarkings and net
sources,
resulted
in
an
increase
of
about $140,000,000 in the monetary gold stock of this coun¬
try during the month.
The Treasury's daily statement of
July 27 showed $1,201,400,000 of Inactive gold' 'held in the
general fund."
Canadian exchange during the month ranged from a dis¬
count of
7/32% to
a
premium of 1/64%.
(Continued
on
page
57)
Baltimore Stock
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
.y
RANGE OF PRICES ON BALTIMORE STOCK EXCHANGE
AQQRBOATB SALES
1936
40,083
521,420
.Shares.
Jan. 1 to July 31..
110,341
448,428
Since
Jan. 1
July
Bond Sales
Jan. 1 to
July 31
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN JULY
BONDS
July I
1937
Ask
July 31
Ask Bid
Bid
Lowest
Ask
Lowest
Sale Prices
"i",666
*103,500
3.300
1.000
10.000
900,000
221.900
B 5s...
40.500
...........1975
6,000 Georgia Marble 6s flat...1950
17.000
Sale Prices
10334 June
8 10334 June
8
110
" July
119
8 119
"July"
8
Apr. 16
113
Mar. 22
116
115
700 4a Annex Improvement. 1951
2,000 City 4s 3d Sewer Set (cpn) '59
1,500 4a Sewerage Impt
1961
1,500 City 4a Dock Impt....#L19il
Paving Loan
1951
3%* New Sewerage Imp.. 1980
Bait Co 3d school 4«a_. .1940
Atlantic Coast Line 5% ctfs..
Bait Transit Co 4s flat..1975
A 5s flat..............1975
Highest
Sale Prices
Highest
Sale Prices
May 12 116
May 12
Feb.
11334 May
lUXJuly **26 11434
asx
45 K
102 3
3934
2734 Sale
47
32
Sale
10434 July "26
2734 July
1
3134 July
2
Sale
30
am Sale
July" 26
16134 July
26
3034 July 23
3534 July 22
11
July
8
108
10834
10434
2734
3134
Jan. 15 10834
July 26 106 k
July
1
4134
July
2 48
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
15
14
8
Jan.
6
Mar. 17
May
3
7234 Feb. 11
June 29 104
93
Jan. 13
92
95
Jan.
...
99
6734 June
Ga Southern 8c Fla 5s... 1945
4 119
6 119
Feb. 15
Jan. 28 115
Feb. 16 11434 July 26
114
300 4a
143,500
1
Price
.
2,706
$316,400
1,797,600
$268,660
1,357,360
Jan. 2
BALTIMORE CITY BONDS— Bid
$
3,000 *%• Public
__1940
1,000
1936
1937
July....
^BALTIMORE
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
*
1937
Stock Sales
July....
3
Interstate Bond Co coll tr
5,000
5% series BBB—._—1944-51
1,000 Knoxville Traction 1st 5s 1938
27,000 Read Drug ft Chena 5 4s. 1945
1,000
7,000
Shares
STOCKS.
Par
52,211 Arundel Corporation
*
3,297 Atlantic Coast L (Conn)...5®
8,923 Bait Transit Co com v t c—„*
11,618
1st Preferred ▼ t c..._.
*
—
101K
I—..10134
—
Shares
3,678
.'■■■■
375
648
839
5,040 Black gc Decker common....*
11,232 Consol Gas KLA Power....*
2,498
6% preferred
It®
1,517
267
1,338
17,129
11,556
4,799
3,786
1,586
290
910
440
151
115
45
122
420
9,433
16
Sale
20K Sale
51
Sale
Sale
21
Sale
52
2%
~~4% Sale
8
87
115
20
22
51
54
July 26
July
1
1% July 30
4
July
1
54%
4% Sale
July 28
July 22
8
1 % July
5K Ju,ly 24
1
Preferred..'..............l
Fidelity Ac Deposit........20
Fidelity ge Guar Fire Corp. 10
45% Sale
...
45H
123
44H 46
12X 12 X
663 Mfrs Finance
708
""204
30
4,987
13
400
276
common v
130
38
13
64
June 25
5
Apr.
2
112
59 National Marine Bank
30
50,038
New Amsterdam Casualty. 2
489 Northern Central Ry......50
Sale
13
July 21
25
July 21
3K
20 X
Sale
21X Sale
23% Sale
42 K
......
45
52
95
90
21K Jniy
"9 " Sale
""%
Tx
26 K
5
72
273
53
74
3K Sale
13 % Sale
13 K
99
—-
28
50K Jan;
8
28
48
Jan.
6
Apr.
3
18 136
8 48 % Jan. 22
13 K Mar. 11
4
9
15 13 K Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
June
1
July
14
"78"
July
1
7
26 K July
6
July
7
14 % July
9
100
July
1
% July
78
July 26
45
132
.......
15
19
5
Apr. 22
July 17
13
41
27
Jan.
25 K July 21
4K Feb.
3
70
Jan. 22
82
Mar.
45
June 28
29
July 30
Jan.
13 % July
97
Apr.
May
44
i'
K Jan. 27
7K Apr. 27
18K Feb.
104
Feb.
4
2
9
Feb.
Sale
75
95
9
Feb.
10
15
17%
16
July
2
16
July 27
.....
73
108
101
15
15
June
Jan.
Feb.
1,8 K Feb. 16
18
Feb.
42
74
-----
-
5,550
Jan. 22
Feb. 24
Mar. 13
Jan, 21
June
45
21
34
June
29K Jan.
Apr. 24
16
Apr.
37
May
111K Mar. 17
Mar;
103 K Mar.
""
;
Feb. 15
Feb. 25
Apr. 21
Mar.
July
9
15
75" July "21
July
13K July
99
July
X July
74
July
Sale
% Sale
22
Feb.
IK July
33
45
98 K
3K May 11
38
Jan.
89 K Jan.
Jan.
7 115
Jan;
55
Jan.
19 K Apr .
42 % Jan.
% July 10
9K July 23
74"" July"~6
44
TlX
1
July 30
25% July 21
29
25% Sale
42
16K Sale
23 % July
30
25
11
14
3 % July
3 K July 28
3K July 28
3
Jan.
3 % July
3
1
Jiily 28
280
May
July 17 275
July 17 280
Sale
33
2SX
"
July
1
July 30
1
Sale
"3% Sale'
July "Is
9
9% Sale
IK Sale
IK—-•
1
25
3
90
%
12 X Sale
m%
204 Phillips Packing Co., pref.100
367 Seaboard Comm'l com A... 10
Class B. ............^...10
10
Preferred
..........25
70
74,559 US Fidelity 5c Guar
2
20
1,539 Western National Bank
13
12 K
25
26,470 Owings Mills Distillery ....1
1.507 Penna Water Se Power com.. *
Preferred
July 28
July 17
120 % July
38 K July
40
t.__*
4,372 March ge Miners Transp....*
5,733 Monon W Penn PS 1% nref 25
1,338 Mt Vern-Wood) Mills Conk 100
Preferred.^^^^,..^...... 100
3,034
25
6 30K
2 38 K
1 130
8 39
July
June
May
June
July
9
21% June
34K June
July
9
July 15 119 X June
38 K July
July 26
12 K Jan.
July
1
12 K Jan.
July 17
34 % July
127 % Sale
......
1,915
1st preferred.......... .25
Second preferred........ 25
1,248
17,120 Mar Tex Oil................^,1
Common class A:..........
121,446
28 Mercantile Trust Co.......50
541
25 K July
-----
120k Saio"
23 % Apr. 22
54
Mar. 4
3
Jan. 11
9
Jan. 20
Jan.
Jan.
IK
3X
3K
24K
25
21K
>---«
122
Finance Co of Am class A...*
Class B_.
Sale
Sale
26
26 " Sale" ~27% Sale"
July"! 28% July 9
75 X Sale
66 % July
66 % Sale
1 77
July 26
113 K 113
113
Sale 113
July
1 113
July
18
46
13
Eastern Sugar Assoc com
7 Ga Sou & Fla Ry 1st pref..l00
2,824 Guilford Realty com.......*
306
Preferred...........,..100
67,703 Houston OU preferred....100
124 Humphrey Mfg Co com.....*
25
Preferred. ...........i..25
5,725
227
250
18
46
100 Benesch & Sons Co Inc.....*
"""570
-
July 23 "§5"" July "23
July
8 10234 July 29
95
100 K
9
Apr. 14 9934 June
95
July 23
July 23
10034 Jan. 25 10234 July 29
99
95
28
35 %
Sale
22K Sale
34 %
34
22% Sale
35
Sale
22% July
34
July
1
8
24K
July""7
35
July
1
Jan.
1
10
5
No par value.
{Continued from page 56)
The French monetary situation continued strained during
July.
On June 30 the government
was
granted by Parlia¬
ment dictatorial powers to govern until Aug. 31 by decrees
in order to meet the trying monetary situation.
On July 1 a decree was issued revising the contract be¬
tween the French Government and the Bank of France and
providing fQr advances additional to those fixed under the
previous contract, not to exceed 15,000,000,000 francs.
On July 6 the Bank of France lowered its rediscount rate
from 6% to 5%.
The 6% rate had been in effect only since
June 14, when it was increased from 4%.
On July 6 Premier Chautemps and Finance Minister Bon¬
decided to add 20% to all income taxes payable in
France* in addition to other new levies on railway fares,
postal and telegraph rates, sugar, and tobacco.
The franc fluctuated widely during the month and on
net
July 22 moved to new lows in terms of sterling and the
dollar.
The
London check rate on Paris
was quoted at 135
to the
pound, while in Ngw York the rate touched
both quotations representing an 11-year low.
On July 21 an agreement was signed between the French
Government and the Bank of France whereby the bank's
francs
CONTINENTAL AND OTHER FOREIGN EXCHANGE
•
3.71 ^4c.,
gold stock was revalued on the basis of 43 milligrams of
gold to the franc, equivalent to 112 francs to the pound.
As a> result of this agreement a special fund for the support
of
rentes
serves
set
was
available from
up,
consisting
6,000,000,000 francs
of the gold re¬
of
the "revalorization profit"
of the Bank of France.
The
Bank's gold reserves
had been carried since the devaluation of
49 milligrams
to the franc.
Oct.
1, 1936, at
^
On July 20 the Cabinet approved a series of. drastic
de¬
slashing expenditures and designed to effect econo¬
mies.
On the same date M. Emile Labeyrie resigned as
crees
Governor of the Bank of France and was succeeded
by M.
Yice-Governor of the Bank of France.
In the final week of July French authorities became more
Pierre Fournier,
active in
^
supporting the currency in the foreign exchange
-
(Continued
on
page
63)
RANGE OF PRICES ON BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE
1937
Stock Sales
Jan. 1 to
July 31
AGGREGATE
July
Jan. 1
-
150
|BONDS
4,800
1,214
210
6,313
110
595
1,369
390
35
145
2,403
239
375
3,260
"2",675
"""524
415
573
1,171
446
100
179
149
200
100
2,378
1,455
105
35
522
976
15
300
1,130
10
922
161
280
176
2,373
100
883
8,050
"8.511
"
1,463
39
855
12,192
"""635
4,352
511 Boston ft Providence
13,774 Gillette Safety Razor Co
1,835 Hathaway Bakeries cl A
45
215
61
"
2,295
425
1.098
4,122
368
37,225
75
443
240
No par
Sale
*
58,249
1,208
20,496
6.266
19.907
4,492
5,673
43,556
7,822
51,606
(ale Royal
Copper
26
i-oew's Theatres
35
Maine Central...
100
Preferred.... ..........100
Mass Utii Associates
*
v t c
680
Preferred.
......100
14,297 N YNHfc Hartford
380,609 North Butte..
342 Northern RR (N H)
22,465 Cld Colony
50
25
Mach..IS
Preferred...
.....25
Utah Apex Mining
.....5
Utah Metal ft Tunnel.
..1
...
2
14
164*
108
128*
60*
25*
6
80
July 29
July 31
87
July
9
July 15
93* July 28
9*
17
18
16
103* Jan.
76
July
82
July
95* May
93* July
51c
28 104
29 89
31 95
17 101
28 101
Jan. 28
Feb. 23
Jan.
4
Jan.
7
Jan.
7
13*
4?*
14
Sale
8*
134
1
17*
Sale
Sale
2*
48*
2*
40
10*
4*
7*
"Is""
135*
21*
3
11*
14* Sale
3*
4*
37* 40
1*
*
75c
60c
5
"3*
19
14*
18*
10
11*
37*
38*
3* Sale
56
%
140
10
91
2*
12* Sale
14* Sale
3
5*
40
*
Sale
14
Sale
til*
17
19* 21
53* Sale
3
3*
35c
Sale
Sale
Sale
41
JA
42
40* Sale
18
25c
38c
43
44*
8
Sale
*
*
3* Sale
118
Sale
10
"85"
4*
Sale
17 *
July
July
July
July
5
12* July
16
137
110
19
55c
27
Sale
36
Sale
30
10* Jan.
14* Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
10
May
40c
June
4* June
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
40
8
1
22
40
1
14
70c
16
25*
July
July
50c
July
25* July
3* July
15
July
19
July
53
July
3
July
25c
July
41
July
7* July
1
4
16 318
9
20
2
57
3*
2
25c
2
44*
8*
29
15
3* July 23
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
4* July
85
115
July
1 121
80
4
July
July
July
8
5
18
4
Jan.
7
Jan.
2
Jan.
4
Jan.
9
Jan.
2
Mar. 4
Mar. 11
June
May
May
1* Jan.
May 3
May 10
June
June
Jan. 22
Feb.
1
Jan. 11
Jan.
2
Jan. 15
4*
1*
4*
,
1*
110
20
21
55c
70c
29* 30*
36* Sale
June
June
35
Apr.
June
22
16
222
Jan.
14
30
21
7
36
2
May
10* Jan.
8
25
2*
Sale
25*
3*
14*
29* Sale
3* Sale
50
56
98
Sale
14
7
34c
27
35c
27*
89* Sale
41*
42>
1*
n
1* Sale
1*
2
7
7*
131
16*
10*
—
17
11
35
Sale
23*
25
2* Sale
12* Sale
19* Sale
1*
2
50
54*
40c
Sale
45c
Mar. 29
Jan. 18
Mar. 10
Feb.
9
2* May
Mar.
41
July
3* July
* Jan.
3* July
6
*53* Feb.
6 114* June
Apr.
Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
20
Mar.
10
1
Feb.
Feb.
80
July
5* July
1* July
June
Jan.
July
16* July
50c
July
27* July
35* July
20* July
68c
19
July
55c
July
31* July
40* July
8
8
1
26
8
Jan.
June
18
July
16* July
50c
July
25
31* Sale
87
Sale
38* 39*
7
23*
2*
12*
19*
1*
39
35c
36
36c
45c
31* Sale
87
40*
Sale
41*
50
July
July
July 27
July
1
July
1
July
8
July
6
July
1
July 22
30* July 17
85* July 17
39* July
2
2*
13*
25*
1*
Jan.
Jan.
50
Name changed to Boston Edison Oo.
...
Jan.
30c
9
12
25
20
9
19
18
May 21
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
11
10
29
25
Feb. 23
Jan.
25* Feb.
84
17
11
11
Apr. 14
93* Feb.
34* June
Mar.
36* Apr.
1* Jan.
7
1Jan,
23
June
1* Apr.
7* Jan.
July
July
July
July
July
July
Feb.
June
June
July
50
39* July
41c
July
32* July
88
July
41* July
2
2
2*
2* Sale
July 28
2*
1*
1*
2
1* • 1*
1* July 13
6*
6*
7
7*
127
131
129
125
134
July 23 129
14
11*
12
13
Sale
11* July 28
9*
7 * July
7*
7*
8*
9
2
38
36*
35* Sale
35* July
1
Apr.
2*
12*
17*
1*
18
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
34* June
23
July
July
July
Juiy
July
July
16
16
15
4
26
11
8
31
May 24
June
6* Apr.
8* July
24
20
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 17
Jan.
8
3* June
108
18
7* Sale
23*
2*
3
13
13*
24* Sale
1*
2*
50
52*
Sale
19
Mar. 29
Jan.
5c
14
4
5
Jan.
Mar.
26
8
Mar.
Jan.
May
Apr.
20
83
July
10
14
4
22
20
18
19
Mar.
39* June
7
3* July
12* July 24
15* July 21
2* July
11
July
14
July
11
15
19
Jan.
127* June :
19
12
12
Mar.
June :
16
4
Jan. 13
Feb.
6
Feb. 10
55* June
July
July
25
23
8
8
30
5
30
8
Mar. 27
Mar. 0
35* June
2
May
39* July
10
July
5
Apr. :
8
July :
46
July
15
80
19""
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
11* Apr.
1
Apr.
21* July
43* July
8
6
Mar. 23
13* July
8
4
Jan.
130
May
3* May
6* July
63
July
48* July
2* July
41
July
11
July
5* July
8* July
48
July
35*
10
"3*
25*
3* Sale
15*
8* Sale
*
4*
1*
70c
55c
22
3*
42
ex
26
Sale
58
25c
53
13*
139*
4*
15*
8
2
Mar.
101
15c
2
•
2*
July
July
July
July
20
15
4
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
14
"17"" July"23
1
Jan.
Jan.
14* Feb.
15c
15c
1H
25*
4*
18*
July
12
July
11
July
13* July
10* July
13
July
July
58
July
39
Sale
July
2
July
cA*
Sale
39* July
10
Sale
July
5
July
5*
8
July
8*
46
45
July
16
July
16*
Sale
128* July
19
Sale
July
41
July
6*
6*
61* Sale
43
2
40
2
49
Sale
July
July
159* June
107* May
128* July
60* July :
25* July :
5* Jan.
8* Jan.
5* Jan.
36
Jan.
9* June :
9* Jan.
12
Jan.
July 28
10* July
Jan.
Jan
July
2
14
75c
58
"6*
80c
16
12
Sale
14
July
July
July
172 *July
110
July
130* July
63* July
26* July
6* July
10* July
16
July
July
9* July
13* July
10
July
11
July
11*
5*
1*
13*
1.00
3
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
38
10
13*
133*
3*
3*
4*
Sale
15
13*
75c
36
y
80c
2
Sale
(New)
Union Copper Ld & Min Co 25
Union Twist Drill
5
United Shoe Mach Corp
52
Ex-dividend,
76
82
63z Mar.
9,797 Waldorf System Inc.......*
......*
19,604 Warren Bros
2,018 Warren (S D) ft Co com
x
Highest
Sale Prices
....
Venezuela Holding Corp...
60 Venezuela Mexican Oil CrplO
70 Vermont ft Mass Ry Co...100
value,
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sale
35
ISO
Reece Folding Mach Co
IS
Shawmut Assn T G
Stone ft Webster Inc cap stk.
Suburban Elec Secur com..*
2d preferred............
441
7,931 Torrtngton Co
9,190
22,465
9,246
30,919
3,535
32,345
290,491
2,983
Highest
Sale Prices
"15""
12
15
13
18
Pacific Mills
Reece Button Hole
II*
12
14
Certificates of deposit
Pennsylvania RR...
Rights
Quincy Mining Co
Sale
132
5* Sale
65c
70c
3.50
100 110*
its
22*
24
Old Dominion Co
9*
39*
10* Sale
15
Iff
....
9
12
20*
20*
14*
Nat Service Co
com shs t c
1
National Tunnel ft Mines..*
250 N E Gas & El Assn pref.....*
11,701 New England Tel ft Tel...ISO
100
30 New River Co com
26
9
Mayflower-Old Col Copper. 25
Merfenthaler Linotype
*
Narragansett Rac'g Assn Incl
109
130* Sale
61
60*
108
12
"i3~"
1
290 lnt'1 Button Hole Mach Co. 10
172* Sale
12
50
1
2*
16*
16
*
Oil Co tr ctfs
Sale
2*
Sale
*
.....
85c
"39*
"Io~"
*
3,428
7,924 Helvetia
Lowest
93* July 28
25*
6*
8*
6*
38*
26*
Class B
10
1,416
Sale
130
Preferred........
535
22,465
5,820
5,871
65,453
42,977
1,411
4,541
23,118
27,062
4,043
1,015
2,642
3.097
16
Sale
100
8,008 Brown ft Durrel Co common35
61,029 Calumet ft Hecla
824 Cliff Mining Co
.......25
69,178 Copper Range Co
35
4,715 Bast Boston Co.....
*
5,248 Eastern Gas ft Fuel Assn com
5,246
4*% Cum Prior pref...100
0% Cum preferred.....100
6,332
4,517 East Mass St Ry Co
100
First preferred
1,946
100
Preferred B
1,416
....100
Adjustment
100
3,132
*
9,770 Eastern SS Unas, Inc
Preferred..
440
.......*
897 Economy Grocery 8 tores
*
23,170 Edison Elec Illumination. 100
14,221 Employers* Group Assoc T C*
3.399 General Capital Corp......*
17 General Stockyards Corp pf .*
105 Georgian Inc (The) com
*
A preferred
20
1,471
*
6,770 Gilchrist Co
2,510
"2",580
95c
Sale
*
non-cum
Class G lot pref stampedlOO
1st pref class C
.....100
Class D 1st pref stampedlOO
1st pref class D
.100
Boston Personal Prop Tr
*
282
2,345
78*
Sale
82
95
95
Class B 1st pref stamped 100
Class B 1st preferred...100
57
470
76
82
89*
95
97
100
100
Prior pref .............100
Class A lot prof stampedlOO
1st preferred class A
100
628
131
83*
94
100
Ask
Preferred
743
"""540
77 *
87*
Ask Bid
Bid
Sale Prices
July 31
July 1
Ask
13,247 Boston Elevated
100
11,097 Boston Herald Traveler Corp*
1,683 Boston ft Maine pref stpd.100
Common
3,188
......100
68
21
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
pw
Amer Pneumatic Service
6%
Bid
preferred
50
First preferred
50
Amer Telep ft Tele*
100
299 Bl*elow-8an Carpet pref.lSO
5, £74 Boston ft Albany...
100
110
993
550
1948
STOCKS
9,315
4,785
1,919
59,998
329
25,536
20,976
3,283
6,939
1,086
1,989
"""412
*
1937
Series D 6s
4,500
Shares.
Shares
266,060
—
PRICES IN JULY
$
4,000 Boston Term Co 1st 3*a.l947
243,000 Knit Mass StRR SOfA 4*S 1948
Series B 5«
1948
85,700
Series C 6s
15,200
1948
5,100
July 31
Price
Since
31,666
Jan. 1 to
1936
$64,200
920,600
Jan. 2
In
%
July
616,908
4,047,146
B08TON
STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES
1937
$36,260
Bond Sales
1936
362,820
3,997,217
Shares-
July..
Mar.
2
Jan. 21
Apr. 21
128
29
Apr.
11* July
6* Feb.
301
35
9
Jan.
15
Feb. 11
Jan. 15
Feb.
5
RANGE OF PRICES ON
July
Jan. 1 to July
31
.
In
thorn
49
m mm m mm m
50
July 1
1937
900 UlaffeMI Bteel—•
10
Preferred
-—.-.-.--100
3,965 itkiBMi Nat Gu Ootp ,—*
3,651
Preferred.... ...........I*
6,124 &rmtroof Oork Go.........*
69,692
Rights...... .............
12,382 Biewdooi Co
*
*j
1,381
mW
400
3,267
660 Coneol Ice Co common
256
Preferred.... ..........Jt
531 Copperweld Steel...........
725 Crandall McK Ac Hend.. ....*
l",652
10,792
23,132
5,566
14,779
41,153
3,218
1,680
1,292
9,128
353
30
pcef.....ltt
'"**25
787 Penn Federal Corp common..
136
Preferred.——••.*—100
7,700
132,700 Phoenix Oil com.........25c
Preferred... ....i..—....1
22,090
13,935 Pittsburg Brewing
......*
Preferred...
5,488
100 Pittsburgh Coal Co com....*
540
588
100
100
■
25
25
195
5,121
10,996
1,256
26,316
12,876
22
82
1,319
**553
35,105
250
650
Pittsburgh Forging*
..1
Pittsburgh Oil St Gau—...5
Pittsburgh Plate Gteaa—36
Runner Browing
Go....—.
490 Reymer Bros common.....
1,965 Ruud Mfg
.............
116,000 San Toy Mining...........
112,717 8hamtock OU St Gas.......
Preferred-.
4,146
160
16 preferred......
...
176,084
Rights.......
4,130 Standard Steel Spring.....
7,626 United Engine Ac Fdj new
5,316 United States GUass.......
2,070 Vanadium Alloy Steel.....
51,058 Victor Brewing Co........
1,511 Waverly OU A.—.........
16,107 Westlnghouse Air Brake...
3.643 Westghouse El At Mfg......
...
3,000
4,809
.............
""*"16
196
425
Sale"
31
1
1X
.
2
Sate
2% Sale
5%
4%
*93** "V7**
Sate
11% Sale
Sale
2
4%
25%
5c
4c
JX
2
*2§% *23%
12% 13%
26% Sale
85c
4% July 20
11% July
1
5% July
15% July
V
«•
2
37% Sale
Sale
—
—
63% 75
108
Sale
10%
13
10%
2%
a\x
Sale
"60**:::::
107% 108
11% Sale
2%
2%
1*
6c
5c
15c
10c
...—
Sale
34%
4%
36%
18% Sale
2%
13% Sate
12
14%
15
~
Sale
16
86
18%
20% July
13
July
26% July
85c July
42% July
63% July
107
July
3c
1% Sale
IH
4
6%
14
6%
Sale
29% Sale
3c
2c
6%
13
115
23
7
VA
Sale
" Sale
6% Sale
*34
3
95c
Sale
Sale
50
90c
4
.J.—
141%
Me
Mar. 20
18% Jan. 11
23
18
10
July 30
41
July 22
1.00
July 26
46% July 10
64
July 20
110
July
8
Ilk July
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
Feb.
; Jan.
I Apr.
16
3
13
14
Apr.
5
4
2
19
25% June 29
2
85c July
40% June 16
July 30
Jan. 30
Jan.
63% July
104
Apr. 10
26
10
June 15
1% Jan. 13
58% June 30
4
7% Jan.
28
5c
10c
4%
37%
2
122%
13%
15
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
14
21
27
.
7
22
14
27
10
19
28
7c
July
July
Jan. 16
Feb. 15
5
Jan. 11
Mar. 11
I Mar.
June 17
7
Apr, 21
June 10
8c
5
Apr.
7
3% Jan.
2
35
Jan,
5
14
13
10c July 27
4% July 20
37% July 22
12
July 14
53
July 27
24% July 16
2
July 19
28 127% July
1
15% July
14
16
July
21
20
14
1
1% July
1
3% July 12
28% July *21
2
Sale
July
July
2c
July
7% July
4
52
Sale
115
6
19
2i
K3% July
50
90c
July
July 31
55% July
3% Ju ly
51July 26
1
95c
July
6
July 20
45
July 13
155% July 23
34
July
46% July
July
July
July
41% July
141% July
27
2
8
19
17
July
July
Jan.
Feb.
May
June
15
June
90
Jan.
16% Feb.
18 %
1%
114%
12%
July 27
6
Feb.
4
Mar. 12
Feb.
4
Mar. 8
Jan; 29
Jan. 29
9
Apr. 22
14
Mar. 11
17
July
18
23
14
53
June 16
6
Jan.
5
Jan.
6
Apr. 16
4
6
7
16
15% July
2c July
6 % July
12
Jan.
July
May 11
Jan, 30
Jan. 14
Jan. 14
Feb.
2
Feb.
9
July 14
27
5c
.
5
Mar. 9
Jan. 25
Feb. U
20
2% July 14
66% July 30
8% July
7
6
July
6
6
June 17
Jan.
4
Feb.
8
Feb. 26
I Feb.
3
:
"24" "July "21
Il5"" Juiy"l§
~~2c "" 3c
15%
50
1*155
a
126
4**
44
95c
30% July
14
10% July
2
2
July 27
61% July
6
7% July
2
5% July
1
26% July
19%
2c
10% June 17
Mar. 10
5
1% Feb.
"21% July" 13
85
26% Sale
1%
Feb. 16
15% May 24
4% July 20
31% July *21
20%
...—
Jan. 27
1% June 14
1% Apr.
27$
8c
1%
17% June 28
26
6
12
1% July 12
21% Apr. 28
13
22% July " "7
23% Sale
90c 1.00
iiiii
*13%
54% July
3
12
53
13%
2
7
July
July
8% July 26
62% July
2
2% July
25% July 13
21% July
7
8
8%
::::: *95**
12
July 12
4%
32
4
35
July
*50c *"I"*
1
May 26
Feb.
8
Jan. 18
Mar. 12
July
8
Mar. 10
July
7
Jan. 27
Feb. 25
6% June 11
8% May 11
*"!% Juiy""2 "3"" July" 19
11% Sate
7 % Sale
8,
8% July 23
54%
1%
23%
21%
6
*'
__
30% July
4%
Mar*
39% Feb. 13
May 26
25c
W mi
•
1*135
Highest
.
.....
* Sale" "20% *21% "20% "2l"
3,358 Plymouth OU Co. ..........5
3,225
3
Preferred.... ..........100
Pitts Screw At Bolt Corp.... •
Pittsburgh Steel Foundry..*
263
Preferred. ..........—100
726
1,276
16
19
14
Products..........*
Pollantfbea Bros
-—
.....
18
Electric
*59% Sale*
50c
2
Ouquesne Brewtng„.—.6
7,347
2,661
410
2,955
Th 11"''
18
84,209 Lone Star 'Gas.—.--———-*1
44,003 McKinney Manufacturing..*
......5
4.289 Mesta Machine
156,436 Mountain Fuel Supply
55,580 Nat Fireproofing Corp com.*
1,000
996
275
365
2 % Sale
4,275 Koppers Gas Be Coke pref.lM 107
7,746
\
Sale Prices
Sale Pricn
Mar. 4
108 % Jan. 12 Ill
,
.....
3%
..........It
*
Devonian Oil
Port Pittsburgh Brewing...!
Barb-Walker Refrae coos...*
492 Jeannet Glass preferred
731
Highest
Sale Pricn
-
112 Duff-Norton Mfg Go
1*883
Ask
110%
8% Sate
10
10%
18,331 Columbia Gas It Electric...*
ill
Lowest
Lowest
Sale Pricn
July 31
Ask Bid
Ask Bid
Bid
•
215 Byers (A M)————
10 Celorizing preferred....—25
167,482 Carnegie Metele. .......... . 1
155.460
Rights.————
635 Central Ohio Steel Prod....*
14,717 Clark (D L) Candy......
*
22*058
-■
STOCKS
Shorn
69,692
788
$4,000
•
,
Price
BONDS
«
12,000 Pittsburgh Brewing 6s—1949
*
'
Jan. 2
Since
Jan. 1
July
.
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
PRICES IN JULY
PITTSBURGH
STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES
I
~ —
•
AGGREGATE
1936
1937
Bond Sales
225,828 July....... jli.--:
1,641,716 Jan* 1 to July 31....$13,000
127,087
1,649,065
Shares
PITTSBURGH STOCK EXCHANGE
1936
1937
Stock Sales
July 19
May 11
June 15
2
July
Jan. 11
Jan,
2
16
18
30
i Feb. 10
June 17
May
Jan. 14
I June 15
i May 13
5
Jan.
28
! Mar*
3
Feb. 13
4
July
May 12,
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
May 27
! Feb.
«
I
Feb. 23
i
Mar.
t
Jan. 22
8
UNLISTED.
20
361
*
445 Lone Star Gas 4%% pref.lOt
...»
6,012 PenntoadCorpvtc ..
No par value
.
%
Ex-dividend.
112
112
3% July
16
4% July
8
111
Feb. 20
Apr, 29 113
3% June 21
5% Mar. 8
;;:■
'*
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
(\;; . v
,
■m?
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE OF PRICES ON
'•iV ■V
1937
Stock Sales
Jan. 1 to
:
July 31
1937
$38,700
367,641
July
Jaii. 1 to July 31
286,436
3,194,814
1936
$24,600
Bond Sales
1936
•
211,891
a3,193,458
.......Skates
July
1,046,300
•
'"■AA
■■
v
AGGREGATE
i"
In
*
BONDS
307,500 Elec 9c Peoples tr ctfa 4s_1945
Small Bonds..........—.
1,000
4,000 Pa 3**s w 1
1952
125,000 Peoples Pass tr ctfs 4s—1943
500 Phila Elec (Pa) 1st a f 4s,1966
1st 5s
1966
3,600
25,500
Ask
11**
10
13
Ask
12**
Ask Bid
Bid
11
Sale
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
:
July 31*
July 1
1937
Bid
%
%
'•
Price
Jan. 2
Since
Jan. 1
July
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
PRICES IN JULY
PHILADELPHIA
STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES
July
9
■
21
8
12** July
1-
.
"2l" "24**
"16" "19"
"
15
18
"
mm
im
m
mm
'.♦»
a* •* **
*
mm
mm
it* *
*4
m «•>'.
m m mm w mm
!I5** ill**
2,000 Phlla Elec Pow Co 5**«..1972
10
May 18
16** Mar. 29
13** Feb.
4
13** Feb.
4
108** Mar. 29 108** Mar. 25
Mar. 13
18
May 11 21
110
Jan.
4 110
Jan.
4
7
109** Jan. 21 110** Jan.
1
110** Jan.
5 lllk Feb.
•
'
Shares
STOCKS
Shares
1,843
24,439
26,789
4,841
1,312
:■•••
265
American
Baldwin
25
♦
Locomotive...
com.
3,748
""770
3,459
bell Tell Co of Pa prof.. ..100
Budd (E G) Mftf
Preferred
Budd Wheel Co....
69
2,194
44
2,281
320
358
:■<
J
•
3,032
,
2,263
18,385
6,716
""214
""569
r
971
1,230
70
7,116
76,605
3,650
18,674
9,883
vte
Pennsylvania RR._.......50
48
505
931
:
7,752
*
653
•
No par.
'
44"" Sale'
62 M
Sale
94** July
34**
35>* 139
38
.08
39
112
66"" 124"
02
32**
Sale
Sale
2** Sale
3 ** Sale
11**
11**
4 ** Sale
40 A Sale
9** Sale
3 ** Sale
35?* Sale
10**
18**
..50
Reo Motor Car Co...........
.......1
.*
Corp
.
.....
o
27**
11** Sale
3** Sale
37** Sale
6,
12 **
2
32
31
33
6J*
Sale
2H
11**
13
5
20
Sale
Sale
......
3
Sale
33**
** Sale
1% Sale
4% Sale
Sale
43*1 44**
15** Sale
111** Sale
6>*
35** July
4**
5
7**;
8
1** Sale
10**
12
14**
2**
1
2
1
12
July
4** July
40** July
174** July "24 175** July
26
8
7
15
Sale
67**
29 X
**
%
15**
39**
16**
40**
38
32
5
8
1**
I*
Sale
30
A&
a
2*
1
4%
5
4** Sale
36**
36
12
Sale
103
Sale
Sale
Sale
4** Sale
6
Sale
40** Sale
14** Sale
108** Sale
60
62
60
12**
15
10**
11**
9**
12**
12
13
11
14** July
39** July
67**
29**
**
%
6
July
July
July
July
June
June
June
Jan.
July
June
Feb.
13
2 134]
9*4
6
12
July
102** July
"li** July "29
9** July
21
12
67** July "2
32** July 30
H July 15
7
1
July
July
July
July
July
July
8
July
July
13
26
27
26
29
15
Mar. 3
Feb. 11
Jan. 18
Feb. 11
Mar.
4
Feb. 18
Feb. 16
Jan. 21
Jan. 16
Mar. 17
June
Apr.
June
May :
3
Feb.
13
June
Jan.
16
3** June
35** July
Apr.
5
June
Mar. 17
Mar. 11
June
9
164*4 Jan.
Feb. 26
Jan.
June
Feb.
June
Apr. 14
Apr. 13
Feb.
I Feb.
May
July
4** Jan.
12** Apr. 27
Jan. 11
x3S
% Mar. 19
65*4 June 30
29** July
29
June 30
9** Feb. 18
Jan.
2
45** Jan. 14
"32 Mar. 15
6
76** Jan.
5
32** Feb.
1**. May 12
1% Mar.
1
20
7**
8**
46**
10** June 15 17**
102
June 30 114**
60
Apr. 12 66**
14**
9** Apr.
11
9** Feb. 16
4** June 28
4
33
June
13
Jan. 29
i Feb.
3
; Feb.
5
June
Jan.
2
I
June
■
15
July 26
4** July
4*1 July
36** July
18** July
40** July
62
10
6
1
9
Apr.
2
10
32]
69
Includes 647,269 rights.
94**
9**
33**
48**
21**
115** July 13 108
325* July 27
24
33
July 30
8
4**
6** July
8
7**
95* July
1 ** July 21
8
12
9**
July
110** July
31** July
33
July
5
5**
July
8**
7** July
1** July
1%
12
10** July
114** 116
66
9**
87
7f* June 29
8
37** July
57** July 21
23
July 29
120
July 27 110
32
33** July 12
105
July 26 102
9
7**
July
9
13**
16** July
7
1*
2H July 26
3
2*
July
9
3**
32
Sale
-----
40
32 **
31
July'
; 9** July
3 ** July
Mar.
Mar.
3 127** Mar. 12
June 17
14** Jan. 12
Feb.
9 88** Mar. 31
May
*32 Mar.
Sale
_..._...*
Preferred
Ex-dividend.
35
116** July
July
July
110
July
32
July
102
July
8** July
14** July
1** July
2** July
8**
14** Sale
12* Sale
2 ** Sale
9**
18
22
23
32
43
112
9** July
49
£
2%
110**
2,656 Westmoreland, Inc
2,565 Westmoreland Coal
x
114J* Sale
Mar. 17
45
11** July
"7** July"
98** Sale
10** Sale
34** Sale
50** Sale
25
June 26
June 29
31** July
115** July
Mar. 17
37
July
28**
28** 30** 31**
113
July
113** 114** 115** 116
7** July
10** Sale
7** Sale
174" 175" I75" Sale
Salt Dome Oil
:''
June 16
16
26** Feb. 17
8
159** June 29 187** Jan.
Jan. 30
4J* June 28 11
25
31
~7** "8"
10
7
26
12
37
33
116" 117""
24 West Jersey 9c Seashore RR 50
""608
Sale
18** July
172** July
6** July
16** July
165** July
5
July
20
37
160" 165"
.
30,273
5
6
Phlla Elec of Pa $5 pref
Phlla Elec Pow pref
.50
35,232 Union Traction
47,262 United Corp common
._..*
Preferred
5,314
■267,427 United Gas Impt com.......*
2,352
4,276
33
5*|
Penna Salt Manufactur'g.50
Penn Traffic com
2**
1,380 Tacony-Palmyra Bridge....*
47,902 Tonopah-Belmont Devel...
26,864 Tonopah Kilning.....
1,300
1,582
36**
Sale
Rights
Scott Paper new
Rights
893 Sun Oil Co
:,K
59
!
Light.......
Pennroad Corp
11,424 Philadelphia Traction
2,259
615
Nat"I Power &
25
*
740 Phila Insulated Wire
50
12,167 Phlla Rapid Transit
7% preferred
..50
7,960
2,750 Phlla 9c Reading Coal 9c Iron*
2,586
10
20,707 Lehigh Coal Ac Navigation..*
8,492 Lehigh Valley
......50
25
4,955 Mitten Bank Sec Corp
Preferred....
25
40,807
16,715
242,590
76,945
628,495
1,554
13,300
6,076
24,292
36]
123]
12]
*
common
500 Horn 9c Hardart (Phlla) com.*
Horn 9c Hardart (N Y) com..*
Preferred
347
..100
240
A7/*
20
40
9**
Corp.............5
4,512 Curtis Pub Co common.....*
27,446 Electric Storage Battery....*
10
72.074 General Motors
795 Gimbel Bros
'
Co
V 20,846 Chrysler
5,908
9**
Sale
16**
18
171** Sale
17 ** Sale
166** Sale
Ilioo
11,855
"l"914
9**
:::so
Bankers Securities pret. ...50
10
Barber Co
17
153
26
!Iioo 185** Sale
7(,324
2,968
10,861
18,993
1,093
Vs."-:.
Par
Stores
American Tel & Tel
6 Bankers Securities
'
17
June 11
Feb. 11
Jan. 14
Jan. 14
Jan. 16
Jan. 14
4
Jan.
4
Jan.
Feb.
10
:
Stock Sales
July
RANGE OF PRICES ON CLEVELAND STOCK EXCHANGE
'
Bond Sales
,1937 :;
1936
1937
Shares
41,713
^ ^ 53,883 July
396,199
393,924 Jan. 1 to July 31-
1936
—-
Jan. 1 to July 31...
AQOREQATE
SALES
In
July
CLEVELAND
STOCK EXCHANGE
Jan. 1
PRICES IN JULY
Shares
115
Jan. 2
STOCKS
Par.
Shares
610
805
950 Amer Coach & Body—.....*
321 Apex Electric & Mfg
*
571
Preferred..............100
80 Canfield Oil 7% cum pref 100
346
1,627 City Ice Ac Fuel
*
Preferred
1,241
7,141 Clark Controller new
1
1,686 Cleveland Builders Realty..*
19,027 Cleveland Cliffs Iron pref
*
?
:
1,523
182
859 Clev El IU $4.50 cum pref
564
1,886
5,347
1,805
91,097
5,345
1,073
120
I
11,111
•
383
Ask
22
14)4
Bid
34*"
July 31
Ask Bid
20
—w*
26
14)4
rJtf
17
lOH
20
16
10)4
20
11
20)4
16
July
10
July
18)4 July
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
9
2
2
Sale Prices
17
July
7
11)4 July > 9
12
20)4 July
40~
18
Jan.
~20H
17*
ISK
86>|
" Sale
3H
6
86^ 88 ;
110
60
60
87
34
3)4
94
106
111
67
Sale
44)4
Cleveland &: Buffalo Tran..*
X
34 H Sale
30 X
31
18
July
84
June
10
July
1
13
June'
June
9
30
17)4 June 29
1
84
June
32
Jan.
5
3)4 July
7
32
40*
39)4
55
Jan. 26
Feb. 20
July 12
Feb.
6
Jan.
5
Feb. 17
Feb. 18
June 15
1
32
July
July
9
7
4 • < July
4
3)4 July
95
88
1
95
July
July 30
108
1 107)4 July 27
105
July
42
48
July 29
July
44
July 20
July
7
X July
%
July
7
1
Sale
37)4 July
July 12
Sale
52
July 15 55
July 23
32
Sale Prices
June 23
30
96
y
34
*
Highest
Sale Prices
16
July
9
June 29
10
102
Cleveland Rjrs
10f
Certificates of deposit. .100
Cliffs Corporation v t C
•
Commercial Bookbinding-..*
Lowest
Ask
98 H 100
.........
150
July 1
1937
Bid
1,356 Air-Way El Appl let 7% pf 100
4,278 Akron Brass Mfg common...*
"""315
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Price
Since
85
June 25
103)4 June
42
July
44
July
)4 Jan.
32
30
June
1
40)4 Feb. 10
8
Mar.
102)4 Mar.
30 112
29 63)4
20
13)4
12
4)4
1
9
Jan.
8
Jan.
20
Jan. 20
Mar. 24
June 17
50
Mar.
22
54
May 24
Jan.
4
w
26
186 Dow Chemical 5% pref.. .100
2,904 Blec Controller As Mft......*
1,861 Faultless Rubber
.....*
112)4
902
480
910 Federal Knitting Mills _....*
27 M
14
115
,
122
4,059 Foote Burt
125 Fostoria Pressed Steel
79
....*
Sale
113
112)
823
90
27
25
85
8634
25
26
24
29
28
25
27
15
14
15
14
July
July
July
July
July
14 113
13 87)4
19 26 <
8 31
6 16
July 31
July 22
July 28
July 19
July 26
68
Feb.
117
95
24
July
30
27
14
June
112)4 May
June
*
100
1
'
5
229 Goodyear T & R 2d
pref
281 Great Lakes Towing......100
125
"""345
3,668
10
85
Preferred
...........100
Greif Bros Cooperage ......*
5,459 Inter lake SS
.
3,070
910
410
V
250
595
35
3,614
Preferred
185
;
100
347
65
600
776
51
•
13)4
20
16^
60h
33
Sale
11)4 Sale
19)4 Sale
43 H
Sale
8H
Sale
7K
..........100
S M A
Troxel Manufacturing...... 1
Union Metals Mfg Co.......*
..........I
Van Dorn Iron Wka Co com.*
Vlchek Tool
..—......*
70
48
43
Sale
40
8)4
6
85
Drug..........*
..100
100
6)4 Sale
97
5)4 Sale
2)4
a
1)4°
29)4
59)4
3H
55
17
16
26
3
23
24
23)4
6)4
Sale
Sale
18
3334
6)4 Sale
45)4 Sale
5
5)4
41
13
33
Sale
Sale
;
34)4
9
17 H
9)4
8* 13*
3X
3H
17" "19""
22
25
84)4
89
105
112
114""
47
7
49
6)4 Sale
55
Sale
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
24
" July
48)4 July
15
July
62)4 July
33)4 July
25)4 July
13
July
22)4 July
July
20
July
47
July
44
July
.vS* July
78
July
4)4 July
78
July
1
July
10
22
14
14
2
14
15
23
9
14
16
6
24
6
28
27
July 10
6)4 July
July
5)4 July
2)4 July
17
July
1X July
29)4 July
95
33
.
6)4
15
16
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
16)4 July
July
7)4 July
48
July
7
July
59)4 July
15
July
July
July
9)4 July
6
July
11
July
3)4 July
23
July
105
July
6
July
15)4 July
10)4 July
7)4 July
11
July
4
July
26
July
105
July
23)4
6)4
44
5)4
38
34
7
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
34)4
Sale
7
14
6
14
15
July
4
30
July 28
59)4 July 19
10
July 27
6)4
3)4
25)4
1%
57
10
13)4
9)4 Sale
6
6)4
10)4
11
3)4
3H
3
25
25)4
8
96
6
15
24
v
34
,
24
2
8
20
21
20
12
July 29
21
13
7
14
20
14
22
22
1
June 22
11154 June 24
Feb.
54
Feb.
11*
60
26
May 19
30)4 Jan.
46
June 11
50
June 29 104
12
July 12
56H Feb.
1
>
i-
18
6
7
13
Apr. 12
5
73
37
23
May 12
30
Feb.
Jan.
14
27
Jan.
9
13
7
June 15
7)4 June 14
18)4 June 16
41
Apr. 28
40 3s Jan.
6
Mar.
9
Mar. 12
79)4 Apr.
58)4 Mar.
3
Feb.' 1
Mar.
9
Mar. 22
Jan. 18
Mar. 8
Jan.
4
60
7
Jan.
13
22
Jan.
26
May 15
6)4 July 31
95
Jan.
22
8
13
22
8)4 June 14
26)4 Mar. 23
Jan.
4)4 June 30
15
35
30
12)4 Feb. 19
99
Jan.-
5
Feb.
10)4 Mar.
4)4 Feb.
25)4 July
2)4 Feb.
30)4 Feb.
67
Mar.
Feb.
6
10)4 May
7
14)4 June 16
20)4 Mar.
3
23
34
5
4)4 June 22
1)4 Jan.
4
11
Jan.
19
1)4 Apr. 27
29)4 May 21
44
6
June 16
3)4 Jan.
5
44
July 19
5)4 July
6
38
July
2
13)4 July
2
32)4 Feb. 10
6
15
July 21
July 20
8)4 Jan. 23
Feb.
9
19
Jan.
34
May 13
9
Apr. 13
tar. 25
Mar.
1
Feb. 13
4 Jan.
2
July
90
Jan.
5
>
May
4
*
24
9
June 13
3)4 June 30
17)4 Feb,
3
18
1
20
15
24
6
7)4 Mar. 3
57)4 Mar. 8
9)4 Apr.
2
64
Apr. 14
6
01
■
May
Jan.
Jan.
tv
;.v--v
Mar. 25
Apr.
9
Jan.
9
24
Trading suspended.
r
10
June
100
•!
i
8
Feb.
II*
9h
22
14)4
15
15
9)4 Sale
15""
17
24
16
8
12
10)4
16
6)4 Sale
39
17
31
154
29)4
60
10
Warren Ref Ac Chem com....2
a
21
98
Sale
25 H
Jan.
June
22
50
.....
No par value,
22
7)4
"23)4
•
Patterson-Sargent.
Peerless Corp............
3
Rlchman Bros.............*
Selberllng Rubber.........*
673 W RI Corp pref
85 Yougstown S & T pref
23)4
11)4
10)4
7)4
20
7)4
75
...100
15
7,560 Weinberger
Sale
12
June
29)4 Sale
Packer Corp
Upson-Walton
60
32
4)4
74V.!*
20** 24H
Corp common.......!
244 Stouffer Corp A..
*
1,021
2,217
15,694
12,530
4,035
11,667
60
40
Ohio Brass B._.............*
270 Ohio Confection..........-*
Preferred
12
32
61)4
32)4
25)4 Sale
53
99
20
35
.....
........
"12)4 Sale"
July 14
48)4 July 14
43)4
2,316
5,579
20,088
17,058
7,570
4,344
2,066
1,343
1,401
17
Preferred.... ..........100
Nestle LeMur "A"
_•
491 Nineteen Hundred Corp A..*
315
150
4
25
50
V 2,510
;s
4,874
615
19)4
48)4
24
48
933
446
125
26
43
41
............
17,081 National Tile
9,664 National Tool..........
20
1,770
2,219
Preferred
June 25
1
June
24
9)4 Sale
Monarch Machine Tool Co..
327
.
40"" July "9 111)4
28)4
.......
12.064 National^Reflnlng
1,270
9
5l"
19
3,624 Murray Ohio Mfg..........
87
July
56
29)4
1,238 Miller Wholesale Drug......
110
40
47)4
Lima Cord Sole & Heel.....
107
"""32
40"" "48"
Sale
24
...
1,286
21)4 July
53
..............
4,928 McKee (Arthur G) B_.
6,462 Medusa Portland Cement...
7.649 Metropolitan Paving Brick..
7
21X July
% July
1
—
Kelly Island L Ac T
495 McKay Machine
268
750
350
25
40
;
15)4
.......
21
21)4 July
633^
27
Lameon Sessions...........
Leland Electric
22*
Jan.
33
56 H
7,390 Jaeger Machine............
5.406
20,507
6,543
2,845
37)4
iol"" 105"
.............
776
459
30
39
31
Preferred
338 Hanna (M A) $5 pref........
7,279)4 Harbauer..
m
21H Sale
46
526 Halle Brothers......!......
305
102
4
3
8
4
Feb. 23
Mar.
104
May
75 Gen Tire Ac Rubber 6% pflOO
100 General Tire & Rubber....
500
Rights
,
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
i Jan.
5
4 June 21
July 22
May
5
Detroit Stock Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
DETROIT STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE OF PRICES ON
AGGREGATE
1936
I
277,119
Shares
July
419,320
I Jan. 1 to July 31
In
Since
Jan. 1
STOCKS
1,050
3,350
9,215
Par
460
1,937
601
1,673
4,310
240
1,358
100
925
1,900
485
200
1,050
39,091
157,408
2,943
2,927
6,965
12,237
27,738
3,953
Ask
Bid
1
*
Baldwin Rubber common... 1
Bohn Aluminum & Brass...5
Bower Roller Bearing—...5
Briggs Mfg Co common
.*
Burroughs Adding Mach...*
Burry Biscuit Corp
12 He
Capital City Products
.*
Chamberlin Metal Weather
14
254
154
1454
43
45
2]
11
Allen Alec & Equipment
154
9J4 Sale
154
Auto City Brewing common.
52" "54""
3354
3154
Sale
7
1754
14H
1454
Strip Co common—......5
Chrysler Corp common.....5
Consolidated Paper com—li
9,390
13,360
5.681
10,074
1,030
2,717
44
41
22
254
1
Crowley, Milner At Co com..*
Cunningham Drug Sts..2.50
458 Delsel Wemmer Glib com..10
Continental Motors com....
li*
37
3954
2354
454
1654
39
30
1354
9454
19
97
27
454
17
19
6
11
Safe*
is™
254
4 54
Highest
Sale Prices
254
July 22
254 Feb. 18
254 July 23
1
July 23
954 Jan.
5
3854 July
6
2854 Apr. 28
2754 July 21
5
July 12
2254 June 30
454 Apr.
2
15
Jan.y 8
35
23
Feb.
June 14
20
Mar. 12
40
June 17
1554 Feb. 19
Feb. 27
47
33
July 20
5654 Jan. 14
Jan.
21
754 Mar.
8
9
15
10754 May 18 13254 Mar.
254
^ 120** 116** 125**
454 Sale
3
3
July 22
154 July
1
1454 July 14
4054 July
7
33
July 20
43
July
9
254 July 23
1
July 23
1254 July
2
3854 July
6
2954 July
9
43
July
9
2654 July 15
454 July
1
July
254 July
14
1
2054 July
29
14
254 May 13
3
2054 July 29
July
7
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
19
June 17
23
July
2
July
9
July 20 119
254
July 19
5
July
1
6
654
July 24
2054 July
1 2454
June 10
Mar. 23
3
Jan.
22
18
1854 July 28
254 July
1
18
254
54
11254
254
254 Sale
454
454; 454
2
254
Sale
Sale
8
Lowest
Sale Prices
....*
1854
20
254 Sale
7
854
2354
9
112
Highest
Sals Prices
16
117
115
1854
27,759 Detroit & Clevel Nay com..10
63,376 Detroit Cripple Creek G M..1
2.682 Detroit Edison com .....It*
300 Detroit Gray Iron Fdy
1
34,178 Detroit Mich Stove common. 1
21.261 Detroit Paper Products.....)
23,730 Detroit Steel Corp com—..5
870 Detroit Steel Products.....*
47""
45
4054
2354
Sale
2354
254 Sale
2
9
Sale
17
1554
114
23
112
IK
Lowest
Ask
Ask Bid
Bid
Sale Prices
July 31
July 1
1937
Shares
Shares
RANGE SINCE JAN 1.
Price
Jan. 2
July
4,646,094
...Shares 3,038,198
PRICES IN JULY
DETROIT
STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES
1936
1937
1937
Stock Sales
5
Feb. 10
1154 Mar. 4
2554 Feb. 15
2554 Apr.
6
_
3 54 Mar. 22
June 30
54 Jan.
4
% May 20
7
110
June 15 14554 Jan.
354 May 24
254 July 19
11
Feb.
3
3J4 June 17
2
22
7
28
19
8
12
29
990
1,346
2,065
975
5" 145
836
3,240
1,181
2,919
2,502
20.012
16,255
1,230
43,211
Eaton Manufac'g Co
48,630
280
400
1854
19
Gar Wood Industries
7
common—..*
com...*
Federal Screw Works com...*
Prankenmuth Brewing com.l
1
836 Fruehauf Trailer Co com
federal Mogul
2,659
1,127
..10
25.350 Hoover Steel Ball com
4,158 Hoskins Mfg Co common_2.50
253 Houdaille-Hershey class A..*
Class B
...*
4,502
2.596
345
700
""675
"lM'O
1,075
3,431
2,977
521
1,880
2,511
3,971
3,733
1,118
1.554
9,07,
65:
3,672
1,220
3,168
1,055
12",583
28
24
305
30
1~485
354
1
454
1654
1754
"454 "5~~
2454
Sale
z25
154 Sale
4
454
154 Sale
2,.
154
1
Micromatlc Hone Corp.....l
Mid-West Abrasive com
50c
254
254
68.013
42,218
6,779
22,098
108,923
6,492
25,791
48,067
46,299
49,937
5,541
100,322
3,590
Motor
Wheel
com.........5
.10
Murray Corp common
Muskegon Piston Rg com 2.50
..
23
1654
1954
18
2054
1754
1054
20
11
1354
Sale
854 Sale
3654
37
-
12
,*
..IS
Standard Tube Co class B...1
Stearns (Frederick) com
*
7,749
157
Preferred
6,951 Union Investment Co com..*
13,831 United Shirt Distributors..*
6,921 U S Graphite Co com.....10
201 U S Radiator com new
a
com
Deferred delivery sales,
854
1754
954
2754
18
Sale
11
7
3454
Mar. 16
June 17
754
554 Sale
.....
July
2
% July
1
4 54 July
6
% July 21
22
July
8
365^
3754
854
6
2454
15
4
54
854
4
554
454
554
5
23
99
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
"July
17
6
19
2
for cash.
%
July
7
July 24
1054 July
29
8
3654 July 30
6
7
654 July 22
454
354 July 26
25
Feb.
9
18
15
254 Feb. 18
2154 July 24
1954 Feb.
1
43
Mar. 2
2954 Mar. 15
554 June 2
70
Feb. 11
454 Jan. 22
254 Feb. 18
8
26
15
15
2
20
Feb.
7
11
22
Jan.
18
25
Apr. 13
Feb.
1
2254 July 20
Feb.
28
2
July 10
July 31
7
41
1
2754 Feb. 11
June 17
July
7
July 24
July 20
July
1
July 30
*4 July 10
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
20
22
7
22
16
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
13
23
22
28
31
13
1
13
6
6
954
454
654
554
554
22
26
2354 July
8
99
July 24
1054 July 20
8
July 22
3754 July 15
7
July 21
454 July
8
Feb.
13
2
154 Feb. 13
854 Feb.
9
May 19
154 Jan.
2
18
2954 Jan.
8
June 21
954 Feb.
2
June
June
15
Feb.
6
154 June 17
July 19
22
June
28
Apr.
2
254 Feb. 13
July 10
Feb
3
June 15
July
28
June
4
Feb.
"l*"July ""6
354
354
3 54
3754
2054
1254
1654
23
June 28
254 July 10
54 July
7
154 July 12
July "7 "2454 July "23
10254 July 12 10954 July 16
654 July
6
554 July 26
454
Ex-dividend.
Jan.
1154 Feb. 18
Jan.
I "8~"July "19
6J
23
•
r Sold
23
9
21
8
May
454 June
July
July
May
1654
154
554
54
2454
5
4<
9
654
Jan.
Jan.
954
3954
2654
1754
854 July
754 July
1154
14
June 17
"24" "22"
110
112
654
15
20
6354 Feb. 19
May
14
37
98
2354
654
July 27
554 July
6
July
654 July
454 July
154 July
4 54 July
954 July
19
July
2254 July
56
..1
6% preferred new.......50
100
10,146 Universal Cooler class A....*
Class B
•
43,475
632 Universal Product
25
38
5
Sale
120
Sale
Feb.
Jan.
25
July
July
July
July
July
1
July
454 July
954 July
1554 July
20
July
.
3754
IS
100
Timken Axle com
1154 June 17
July
1
2554 2654 x25
154 July
1
154 Sale
'64 July 19
2
2
July
9
4
54 July
6
54 Sale
154 July 28
154
154
1754
"I""'July "6
54
754
"354
354 "254 July ""7
254 July
6
3
254
354 July 30
354 Sale
3254 July 16
3554 38
20
2354 2054 July 16
1254 July 15
1254
1354
13
July
2
1654
17
99
5% cum part pref
...100
10
182 Sutherland Paper Co....
365
1354 July 21
2
Jan.
<454
Sale
854 Sale
"4
4K
454 Sale
654
654
554
554
5
554
454 Sale
554
554
5 54 Sale
2754
2854 2754 2854
754
7 54
5
Sale
2654
2154 2654 22
Prudential Investing Corp.!
R#o Motor com
5
Scotten Dillon com
"15"
4 5b
Peninsular Metal Products. 1
-
j
25
"1454
Pfeiffer Brewing Co com....*
common
29
21
Parker Wolverine Co com...*
W) & Co
354
26
*
River Raisin Paper com
754
254
254
3554
Parker Rust Proof com..2.50
Rickel (H
1
3454
Packard Motor Co com. .._.*
Parka Davis Ac Co
54
54
1
Moore (Tom) Distillery Co
1
Motor Products Corp com...*
154 Sale
5
Sale
% Sale
23
2354
1154 July
7
40
'1654 Sale"
454
5
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Lakey Fdy & Mach common.1
21
July
7
July 24
15
554
5154
554
354
19.
3554 Feb.
2754 Mar. 10
July "26
2054 July 31
"154
23
10
19
11
154 June 18
2054 July 31
554
5654
IPs
V'
16
Feb.
Apr. 28
754 June 17
Jan.
7
1554 June 26
654 June 18
1754 July 22
8
July 24
Jan.
1954
13%site*
54
No par value,
18
July "Is
654 July 16
'1654
10
28
20
28
2154 Sale
42
Kingston Products Corp....l
1
Kresge (S 8) Co com
....10
450
890
610
*
5
554
354
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454
954
1554 Sale
1854
20
1854
110,218 Tlvoll Brewing Co common.1
600
4
154
12
10
Kinsel Drug Co com
5,937
3,185
Sale
6
54 54
•
8,583 McClanahan Refineries
135
554
554 Sale
4854
4954
1,620 Mich Steel Tube Prod....2.50
48,932 Michigan Sugar com.......*
Preferred...............10
2,834
~
154
2054
36
com..l
•
2,855 Mahon (R Q class A pref
128.672 Masco Screw Products...... 1
Rights
45,463
6,700 McAleer Mfg Co com........*
1
156.294 McClanahan Oil Co com..
12,165
.35,515
50.262
3,787
7,417
25.742
12,701
154
2054
1354 Sale
36
4054
Hudson Motor Gar.........*
10.936
754
22
...
230 Home Dairy class A........*
672
13,229
45.463
2654
1754
32
com...3
Gemmer Mfg Co class A.....*
Class B
..*
General Finance Corp com.l
General Motors com
...10
Goebel Brewing Co com
1
Graham-Paige Motor com..l
Grand Valley Brew common.!
Hall Lamp com............*
Hurd Lock & Mfg Co
1854
"154 ""154
40
4,355
9,215
2,750
2,463
2054
1654
6
Pederal Motor Truck
33,488
239,451
40.351
79,364
19,431
22,921
6
25
8
1754
1554
...3
Er-Cello Corporation
6,723
53,328
86,686
64,482
76,626
23,879
10,705
5
22
654
654
2054 Sale
com—4
Eureka Vacuum Cleaner....*
835
6,133
7,429
3,945
9,647
1,925
8
554 June 28
1854 Jan. 11
5354 Apr.
9
33
6,007
18
13
Mar.
June 14
Mar. 9
Mar. 11
Jan. 23
Jan. 20
8
June 29
254 June 17
2054 Apr. 28
1054 June 28
13
July
2
5
15
14
10
154
754
454
454
1
June 29
29
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
10
3754 July 22
26
Feb. 17
2054 Feb. 11
215a Jan.
8
June
1254 Feb. 18
June
4454 Feb.
June
28
Feb.
2
Jan.
19
Feb.
10
554 May 22
; Jan.
May
July
13
Feb.
654 Jan.
June
June
June
Jan.
June
July
June
1054 June 25
7
May 26
2454 June 15
1554 Mar. 16
2954 Mar. 15
6
Jung 28
354 July 26
3254 Feb. 16
19
4
954 Feb. 18
554 Feb. 11
6$4 Jan. 22
Jan.
May
May
May
3
35
Mar.
4
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27
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Feb.
8
Mar. 10
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Jan.
20
10
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AQGREOATE
SALES
DETROIT
July
Jan
STOCKS
1
July 1
1937
Shares
978 Walker 8c Co class A
"l"I06
Bid
!
10
210
Preferred.
July 31
Ask Bid
Lowest
28
5%
4%
4%
1% Sale
2%
6
%
H
12 %
14
13%
98
99
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Ask
30
5
30
28
*
Class B
•
12,616
58,285 Warner Aircraft Corp com„.l
52,623 Wayne Screw Prod com__„„.4
27,150 Wolverine Brewing Co com..!
2
6,469 Wolverine Tube Co com
3,470
1,816
1,600
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Price
Jan. 2
Since
Shares
63
PRICES IN JULY
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
STOCK EXCHANGE
DETEOIT
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
"_4%July "7
1
July
4% July
% July
14^
25% Jan. 11
4% June 14
"5%
July "22
1% July 12
4% July 23
% July
9
2
14
12
June
1
i
4% July
% July
29
Mar. 20
7% Jan
02
1% Jan. 19
7%; Feb.
8
2
14
2
99
'
% Feb.! 24
117 Young (L A) Spring 8c Wire.*
2
18
*
Feb. 10
99
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Jan.
July
7 100
-*
May
44
100
13
Feb. 26
♦
5
44 • Feb. 26
Unlisted Dept.—
220
7,170
229
190
1,759 Amer Tel 8c Tel Co
3,121 Borden Co................35
427
475
American Radiator........
856 Borg Warner Corp
3,036
739
,
290
5,385
437
765
2,004
833
1,625
85
Corp *
Consolidated Oil Co........*
General Poods Corp........*
Sale
Sale
3
16
15% Sale
36% Sale
627
17
36%
Sale'
19%
40% Sale
This
accomplished
to
the French control designed to support franc futures.
Be¬
fore this time the various equalization funds had operated
only in the spot market. In two heavy withdrawals of gold
at the end of June and in the first week of July the French
equalization fund took from the Bank of France approxi¬
mately 8,500,000,000 francs. On June 25 the Bank of France
total
gold
holdings
stood
at
54,859,163,636 Auriol
francs.
The Bank's statement for July 22 showed gold holdings of
Paris cable transfers sold at 3.83% @
3.85% on July 1 and at 3.74%@3.75 on July 31.
Belgian exchange was exceptionally steady in July. The
ruled close
its
to
estimated
gold shipping point from
Antwerp to New York.
Belga cable transfers on July 1
sold at 16.84@16.84%, and on July 31 at 16.83@16.83y2.
Italian lire
lira
rate
Cable
and
fluctuated
held
was
transfers
Rome
on
5.26% @5.26%
only
steady by
sold
slightly during July as the
the rigid control at Rome.
at
5.26% @5.26^
on
July 1
July.
in
The
Reichsbank
statement
for
the
first
quarter of July showed an increase in gold and
bullion of 34,000 marks; for the second quarter an increase
of 43,000 marks, and for the third quarter an increase of
43,000 marks.
The Reichsbank statement for the third quar¬
ter of July showed gold and bullion at 69,074,000 marks as
compared with 73,952,000 marks a year earlier and with
806,785,000 marks on Dec. 31, 1932. The Bank's ratio for
the third quarter of July stood at 1.64%, which
compared
with 25.8% on Dec. 31, 1932.
The so-called free or gold
mark was quoted at 40.09% @40.15 on July 1 and at
40.23@
40.25
on July 31.
Exchange on the countries neutral during the war was
generally firm in July. The Scandinavian units moved in
close sympathy with sterling.
Swiss francs showed a slight
net advance during the month.
of the Finance and Customs
On July 6 M. Meyer, head
Department of Switzerland,
reported to the Federal Council with respect to the further
devaluation of the French franc.
He stated that this
step
had
effect whatsoever
no
Holland
the position of the Swiss unit.
were
extremely firm throughout the
guilder strength developed immediately after
tripartite agreements of last September and October.
The
month.
the
guilders
on
There
was
a
constant
Netherlands gold
ders
at
the
inflow of gold
end
Dutch funds had
to Holland, and the
holdings increased from 669,000,000 guil¬
of September to more than
1,245,000,000
guilders by the end of July.
In June it
was
a
before the
close
of July, and there was some
evidence of renewed interest in American securities on
the
part of Dutch investors.
The
international
trade
of
Hol¬
land, both import and export, showed remarkable improve¬
ment in the first six months of the year.
Conditions in
the Dutch East Indies were vastly
improved, so that busi¬
there
ness
heavy
assumed
increase
in
boom proportions.
Dutch
colonial
This resulted in
investments.
As
able colonial developments had a marked effect in
improv¬
ing the position of the guilder.
Guilder cable transfers on
55.18.
Cable
transfers
on
July 1 and 25.66@25.67%
Exchange
on
on
on
Sweden
July 31
were
at
55.17@
25.48@25.50 on
the South American countries
Exchange
vided
a
for
stood
that the agreement did
of
ments
credits
metal
the
would
be
to
peso
ex¬
especially firm.
Buenos Aires
Argentina's favorable balance of
trade for the first six months of the current year amounted
States.
It
26
2
under¬
was
earmarked
ship*
but
that gold and dollar
New York for Chinese
in
account.
had
the month the
Japanese super-party
headed by Premier Prince
government
completed plans for
Fumimaro Konoye
drastic financial and economic
a
to be submitted to a special session of the Diet.
planned to revalue the gold reserves of the Bank
of Japan at a price 10% below the world
price.
It is be¬
lieved that such a procedure would enable the
government
to show a book profit of 800,000,000
yen, of which 200,000,000
program
It
was
would
yen
000,000
be used
yen
for the
repayment of loans
for the establishment of
and 600,exchange equaliza¬
an
tion fund.
It was frequently asserted in
Japanese official
quarters that the yen would continue to be pegged to ster¬
ling at the rate of Is. 2d. per yen. The London silver price
on July 1 was 19
15/16d. and on July 31, 20 l/16d.
The
Hongkong dollar was 30.22@30% on July 1 and 30.62@
30 13/16 on July 31.
The Shanghai dollar was 29.64@
29 29/32 on July 1 and 29.47@29
25/32 on July 31.
Yen
checks sold at 28.73@28.77 on July 1 and at
28.98@29.00 on
July 31.
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May
range was between 30.20 and 30.32.
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was
Jan. 18
17% Mar. 11
44 % Feb.
4
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32.93 and 33.22 during July.
The free market
in
a $60,000,000 gold credit for
Brazil
exchange for dollar balances held by Brazil.
The pro¬
10
May 27
$61,500,000 for the corresponding
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X
was steady
during July.
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the United States Treasury Department entered into
an
agreement with the Brazilian Finance Minister whereby the
viso
Apr.
June
Feb
Jan.
Jan.
between
CSCSCSOiCSCS
July 31.
and inclined to firmness
change stabilization.
June
a
the
monetary systems of the Dutch East Indies and the home
country show the closest possible relationship, the favor¬
July 1 sold at 54.94% @54.96, and
29%
186%
27%
47%
4%
June
similar period in Argentina's history, was achieved
despite a 24.3% increase in imports, which rose from $179,700,000 to $223,070,000 for the first six months of 1937.
noticed that
tendency to leave the New York market
in favor of London and Amsterdam.
However, this move¬
ment ended
„
Toward the end of
The German mark situation presented no new features of
importance
earlier.
a year
June
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
any
July 31.
on
17
21%
12%
$246,700,000 against
period
48,859,557,060 francs.
rate
July
July
July
July
11% July
"12% Sale'
chiefly foy operations of
19%
21%
42%
19%
36%
15%
19%
40% Sale*
Standard Brands Inc......
was
4
Sale'
(Concluded from page 57)
market.
38%
Sale
Corp......5
National Dairy Prod Corp..*
7,654
Sale
22
Nash-Kelvinator
...100
22%
172%
24%
46%
3%
16%
61%
669 Purity Bakeries Corp.......*
12,924 Socony-Vacuum Corp.....35
1,592
16
July
July
July
July
"3% Sale'
Hupp Motor Car Corp
1
Kennecott Copper Corp....*
Kroger Groc 8c Bak Co....
N Y Central RR
20%
164%
23%
44%
171% Sale
..5
com
Commonw 8c Southern
23,059
9,187
2,669
8,329
5,425
6,188
22,914
6,153
14,498
166% Sale
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MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
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'
Jan. 1 to
July 31
AGGREGATE
Bid
,
Ask
105% 109
102% 105%
103
105%
36,000 Atlas Diesel EngCo 6s.—1945
12,000 Calif Gas & Elec Corp 5%jl937
"i",666
2.000 Calif Packing Corp 5%..1940
1961
12,000 Calif Water Serv 4%
Langendorf Un Bak Inc—
3,000
6%%
.....1941
8,000 Market Street Ry Co 7s..1940
2,500 Pacific Gas 8c El Co 6s—1941
20,000 JRy Equip & Rlty Co 4H&1946
1952
2,000 S J Lt & Pt Corp 6%
2,000
105
14,000 fUnion Oil Co Cal 4%.__1947
500
6%
1942
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STOCKS
340
7,076
y
2,071
2,653
4,575
V
95
3,246
1,999
,
HU
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104
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102
117
101
128
20
Bank of Calif Nat assn
caplOO
Calamba Sugar Estate com 20
Preferred....
20
559
m
...100
....
%
1
*
»
cap
13,418 El Dorado Oil Works cap.. J*
36,681 Emporium Capwell cap....
Preferred
..50
7,968
12,380 Emsco Derrick 8c Eq Co cap.5
812 Ewa Plantation
30
190
1°°
510
730
10
•
1,148
249
423
i
4,778
414
■■■}
4,698
145
100
1,684
842
10
10,420
22%
23%
36
22
23
293"" 325"
11
12
46
60
38
21J
233
22%
21%
24
16% Sale
38%
39%
12%
15
11*
58
Sale
62
37%
40
93% Sale
34%
48%
49%
4% Sale
17%
18
Sale
43
40% 41
5%
5%
5%
320% 375
320%
18%
18% Sale
96
96% Sale
o9o*
6
375
Sale
Sale
10
18%
42
40
19
Sale
25
IS*
III
23
16%
16%
39%
15%
50
55
40
15
52
35
38
38
40
58*
40
81% Sale
84 ;!>"
85
81%
40
40
51
42
53
"52%
20
21%
17%. 18
21
22%
22
24
24%
26
Hawaiian Pineapple........5
Heme Fire 8c Marine Insur
47%
49%
36%
38%
39%
41
41
44
39
41
Sale
37
25%
38
35
27%
26
28
29
31
17
Langendorf United Bakcl A
Class B
17%
2%
6%
20
"18%
3%
7%
22
50
No par value,
132
Feb.
110
Feb.
115
May
21
July
15
5
July
July
July
9% July
July
July
21% July
8% July
22
22
14
12
22
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
23
2
14
21
22
24
23
26
23
16
20
8
19
1?%
June 16
Jan.
5
Jan.
7
June 29
June 15
7
16
20
June 30
June 24
Apr.
5%
49%
15% Sale
34
39%
20% Sale
7% Sale
49
n* ft
1* 1!
20
233
y4%
5
8
July 23
Jan.
4
May 20
2
July
May 14
May 14
Jan.
6
May 26
June 22
Jan.
4
June 29
May 26
June 30
25
*
80
40
*53"" July"24
2
56
16% July
9
37% July 15
22% July 23
18
July
2
26
July
July
19
9
July
23
8% July 12
July
9
o>4 July 20
20% July 19
July
2% July
July
July
12% July
12% July
July
July
July
July
105
July
22
July
31*
»
n
*
(capltal)2%
common
12
35% July
12
Libby McNeill & Libby
*
LockJHeed Aircr Corp com_.l
Magnarox Co Ltd
86%
22
7
4
la
®
if
}
2*
15% Feb. 25
.55% Feb.
6
31% Feb. 17
7% Mar. 4
25
Feb.
8
!14
July
14
10
Feb.
34%
32%
23%
12%
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
05
Jan.
46%
1%
53%
48%
Mar.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
52
Apr.
06% Apr.
99% Feb.
.03% June
25
8
12
15
11
13
13
31
15
25
2
13
20
3
22
Mar. 19
12% Feb. 20
56
Mar. 5
.06% Mar. 27
32% Mar. 8
42
39
July 27
28% July 20
30
July 27
if*
*
too
Jan.
-5 46
6%
8
28 325
29 25
28 108%
17%
24
22 59
12
16% June 24
39
June 15
15
May
5
49% June 16
36
June 21
Mar. 12
Jan.
24%
47%
19%
60%
Mar. 12
Mar. 3
Mar. 11
Jan.
7
42
16
13
25
7
17% Jan.
4
July 16
June 14
Jan. 19
Jan.
4
Jan.
4
6% Apr.
8
15
July 14
21
May
5
35% June 18
June 29
57% Mar. 31
5
34%
48%
14%
36%
18%
29
Feb.
22
Mar.
Mar.
1
2
40
Mar.
4
70% Feb. 11
18% Jan. 29
1
41% Mar.
31% Feb. 28
8% Apr. 14
22
Feb. 13
23% Jan. 15
53% Jan. 18
2
37
28
July 16
May 25
44% Mar.
29
Jan.
32% Mar. 27
12
36% Jan.
2
4% Feb.
3
May 17
May 17
5% May 17
8
20
June 14
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
23
2
16
17
13
8
30
14
22
29
12
July
July
May
June
Jan.
Jan.
July
May
May
2%
37%
30
10
9%
5%
1 %
1%
20
7
10
16
5
12
21
Feb.
23
21
19
8
Mar. 12
27
Jan.
4
25
11
Mar. 10
Feb.
16% Jan.
25
Jan.
27
4
45% Feb. 19
Apr. 13
42
\f
Feb.
Feb. 20
21
21
28
Mar. 11
Jan.
7
Feb. 17
30
Jan.
22
14
Jan.
Jan.
17
June 14
.03% May 26
22% June 30
20% June 26
8*
28
38% Jan. 20
——.....100
9
June 29
9
June 29
Second preferred....... 100
6
Mar. 30
6
Mar
Preferred
t Removed from listing May 28, 1937.
.
.
..
...
^
■
.v-7 '
■
-.1,
V'
'77
Apr. 16
40
5% July
20% July
19
28
Apr. 13
96% Jan.
2
12!
Jan.
lis®?
3
3
June 29
■"2% "July "17
20
2)
2
6 40
2 37%
28 13
13%
1
5%
30
1%
14
7
2
8 105
1 27
Apr.
May
June 16
47% Jan.
18
...»
B
53
40
35
Jan.
5% June
320
Apr.
16% June
94
July
9% June
36
June
20
29
13
23
19
8
17
8
37:
July 16
27% July
2
30
July 27
Leslie Salt Co capital -...I*
Le Tourneau Inc common.10
Lyons-Magnus Inc A
18%
40%
16%
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
5% July
18% July
July 14
24% July
9
39
July ' 6
2%
6%
20
24
15
Sale
2%
July 16
July
1
July
6
July 28
July 19
July
"
July
55% July
15% July
37% July
20% July
7
July
7%
16
11%
42%
39% July
21
16
100
July 30
July 12
July 20
July
6
July
6
July 17
July 17
July
6
18% July 28
19
7%
6%
324%
19%
5
5%
20
44
49% July 21
90,253 Merchant Cal Mach Co com 10
1,180 Market St Ry Co prior pf.100
K.r, 50
102% Jan.
21
Jan.
214
39% July
5% July
324% July
18
July
94
July
9% July
38
July
Hale Bros Stores, Inc. cap..*
Hancock Oil...............*
Magnin 8c Co (I)
"Preferred...
July
24
22%
18%
_io
9,567
1,750 Hutchinson Sug Plant cap. 15
10
•
102% Sale
36% Sale
55%
56%
15% 15%
36
38%
Preferred
175
10%
46
36%
900 Honolulu Plantation cap..20
*
570 Hudson Motors Car Co
16,230 Hunt Bros. Packing com...*
18,551
5,807
8,773
66,697
14,452
82,768
2,775
4,883
85,150
7,640
9%
%
49% 46
37
35
35%
51
51%
50%
100
103% 101
Q9
89%
98%
102% 104% 103
97
94
115%
9%
10%
9%
41% Sale
43%
104
107% 105
20
Go of Calif capital...
10
3,391
3,637 HenoluluOUCrpLtd eap new*
1,
;
7,715
3,305
22,056
103%
88%
112% U4%
42
39
92%
33%
35%
......
>
100%
36% Sale
61% Sale
13%
14%
36%
36%
18% Sale
7% Sale
Preferred
..*
10,941
36,847 Gladding McBean Co com..*
95,453 Golden State Ltd cap......*
414
3.787
29,008
IS
48%
4%
18%
......._
1,524
2,300
2
20
1,581 Fireman's Fund Indent cap 10
6,860 Fireman's Fund Insur cap 25
90 First Nat Corp of Portl cl A
19,961 Food Machinery Corp com .10
10
23,413 Foster & Kleiser com
Class A preferred
25
3,122
Galland Mercantile Laundry
common (capital)
2,000
..10
31,512 General Motors
36,233 General Paint Corp com
1,237
86%
1
......
~4",7l8
103
34%
80 Crocker First Nat Bk SFcaplOO
550
Jan.
Industries
64,220 CrownZellerb Corp com (new)
Preferred (new)
11,683
36,107 D1 Giorgio Fruit Corp com. 10
Preferred
100
4,548
10
Sale
47*
...100
stock
25
60
101% Apr.
102% Mar.
118
June 23
26
27
Sale
34
California Packing cap:.
•
Preferred—
.......50
Chemical
101% Apr.
7
100
Apr. 26
114% Mar. 19
102% Jan.
4
131% Feb. 13
102% Jan. 29
115
May 26
130
130
140
25%
208
90
30
Mills cap...100
Calif-Engels Mining Co
California Ink Co Inc A..,
Preferred
101
June
3 110% Feb. 18
10134 June 16 102% Mar. 16
7 104% Jan.
103% Apr.
4
Jan. 21
101% Mar. 18 105
7
12% July
July 21
July 16
12% July
July
24% July
4%
4% July
15
July
18%
208
214
July
7 8%
8% July
29
30
July
27
28
July
Sale
21% July
7
8
July
100%
36
33% July
%
% July
July
49% 49
July
37% 35
52
50% July
103% 102% July
95
100
July
106
102% July
July
117% 114
10% July
10%
46
41% July
107
105% July
11%
120
Sale
7
Cftlaveras Cement Co com— •
Calif Cotton
119
210
8% Sale
8%
27%
27%
27%
26%
26%
27%
22
22
21%
Bishop Oil Co
...5
Byron Jackson cons cap....*
7% preferred
10234 July 26 102% July 26
11%
11%
150
15
201
9,340
1,765
3,067
5,051
770
875
100%' July~l3 166"%" July" 13
117
119
4
5
Diesel Eng Co
Inc class A partlc prof...
18,892
6,630 Creameries of Amer (new)
844
101
117
caplO
Atlas Imp
Consol
2,592
123
Assoc Ins Fund Inc com
787 Coast Cos GasltEl 6 % lstpf 100
com
1
310
—
102
98
.....
96
11%
1,110 Consol Aircraft Corp
2,627
2,743
Highest
Sale Prices
133
10
3,587 Chrysler Corp common
5
16,685 Claude Neon Elec Prod....,
2,963 Clorox Chemical A
<
Lowest
Sale Prices
104%
119
645 California Water Serr preflOO
1,074
y
102
Anglo-Caiif Nat'l Bank
9,147 Caterpillar Tractor
t
90
Highest
Sale Prices
121
24
23,653
33.195
34,439
2,122
51,631
35,811
11,386
: 2,127
y 6.381
-xAt
;
9934 103% 101
133
11,587
48,199
4,961
39,783
3,005
4itt
Ask
pof
Alaska Juneau Gold M cap.
750
330
Lowest
Sale Prices
July 31
Ask Bid.
10334 10534 10234
99% 101
99)4 101
379 Alaska Packers Assn cap..100
40
•7
Bid
104% 107
Shares.
Shares.
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
'
July 1
1937
S
$
1936
$66,000
1,894,000
113,000
July 31__.
PRICES IN JULY
BONDS
Jan. 1
1937
2
Jan.
Since
In
j ^
Price
STOCK EXCHANGE
July
.
$3,000
Jan. 1 to
SAN FRANCISCO
SALES
"
:
July.--
802,189
6,296,274
414,620
6,019,284
.Shares
V,
7../,v.
-
Bond Sales
1936
1937
Stock Sales
•
THE SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE OF PRICES ON
July
'
''
>.
30
♦, /
SAN FKANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
AGGREGATE
SALES
SAN FRANCISCO
STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1
Shares
PRICES IN JULY
STOCKS
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Lowest
Shares
POT
Highest
Lowest
Hi(/hest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
1,688
Meleir-Frank Co ..........10
11
July
8
Nat Auto Fibres Inc Ttc
A common aeries
I........*
11** July
6
10 ** June 29'
13** May
1,325
28
July
1
14
26 ** June 30i
44** Feb. 10
13** Feb. 15
16
.4,420
*
9*1 July 23
30
July
10 ** July
...........100
25** July 16
25** July
Natomaa Co capital...
North Amor Inv
Common
8
9H July 23
Corp—
6% preferred
.....100
100
North Amer Oil Gonsol cap. 10
Occidental Insurance cap..10
O'Connor Moffat
12
Oliver United Filters Inc A..*
B
**
28**
13**
...
23
♦
8**
PaauhauSutfarPlantCo capl5
12 H
Pacific-Amer Fisheries, Inc. 5
Pacific Can Co
.......
17**
11**
28**
Pacific Gas 8c Elec Co com.25
4% 1st preferred....
25
5**% 1st preferred......25
28*1
Pacific Lighting Corp com..*
16 dividend pref
•
Pac Pub Serv com non-rot..*
First preferred...........*
103**
25**
41
5
19** June 28 24
Jan.
135*4 June 3 162** Jan
133
Apr. 28 150
Jan.
Pac Tel 8c Tel Co common.100
6% preferred......
..100
Parafflne Cos, Inc., com....*
62
Preferred .............100
Phillips Petroleum Go cap. *
Plg'n Whistle Corp partlc pf •
100**
51**
2**
11
tc
y
Preferred
1
15
May
8** June
common
Warrants.............
3
ser A
100
106
July 23
July
7
"*8**Julyr"8
51*% cum cony pref
100
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A.*
104
-
Pulp Co
Preferred
.100
......
Sou Pacific Co
com
5
new
(cap'l).lOO
Sou Pac Golden Gate cl A..*
Class B
•
Spring ValleyCo Ltd capital *
Stand Oil Co of Calif capital *
Super Mold Corp of Cal cap. 10
Telephone Investment Corp *
Thomas Allec Corp class A
*
Tide Water Assoc Oil Co com *
28** JulyT12
July? 20
39** July 114
69** July 14
105
July 16
50
July 23
** July 15
** July 13
8** July 22
45** July 22
20** July 15
44
July 29
.
4**% preferred new....100
Transamerica Corp capital..*
Union Oil Co of Calif
cap..25
Union Sugar Co common..25
United Air Lines Trans v t c.5
Universal Cons OH
10
May
41
118
Schlesinger (B F) com (new)
Preferred (new)
25
Shell Union Oil Corp com..*
Sou nd view
June
25
103
Roos Bros Inc common.....1
Series A preferred
100
6% prior pref
Jan.
6 ** June
41 ** June
..50
Safeway Stores Inc common •
San Joaq Lt 8c Pr prior
pf.100
Jan.
46
1
May
Jan.
July
July
July
50
.....*
Rheems Mfg Co
Richfield Oil Co
98
13*4
265*
20**
18**
19
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
21
12
20
28
8
WellaFargoBk 8c UnTr cap 100
Western Pipe 8c Steel of Calif
51
7
335
July 23
312
common
...lt
YeUow Checker Cab Co—
Cony
uipment Co com..l
cum
pref..........5
Waiaiua Agricultural Co..20
Rights^..
(Consolidated) cl A
Class A Series II
No par value,
11** Jan.
8 h July
17** July
46
July
6** July
Jan*
2
Jan.
15
Jan.
June
July
Feb.
Apr.
15
9
22
98
June 10
5
17** Jan.
28** Feb.
24
Feb.
23** Jan.
19
July
9** July
17** July
16
27
30
29 75
7
27
2 350
Jan.
2
4
4
13
19
26
26
18
July 26
Feb.
1
33
July 15
30
June 22
40** Mar.
48
....50
July 30
43
June 19
64
Jan.
14
46
July 30
4** July « 6
44
July
1
4** July 26
59
Jan.
7
t Removed from list Feb. 4.
9
Feb.
Jan.
I.St
ser
Yosemite Portl Cem Co pf..l0
•
9**
18**
Jan.
4
Feb. 16
Feb. 23
21**
4 110
Mar. 15
16
June 17
90
May 19
12 J* June 16
23
June 16
18
Apr. 12
15
June 28
7
18
13
17
19
June 25
May
7
May 25
Mar. 2
Jan. 28
Jan. 27
Feb. 10
Mar. 31
Apr. 16
Apr. 16
Feb. 25
June
8
Mar. 12
July 14
July 16
Mar. 11
Jan. 11
Jan. 13
Feb. 17
Feb. 19
June 21
Feb.
4
Feb. 24
Feb. 24
42**
Apr.
4 120
106
July
7 106**
4** June 14
75*
8
June 29
12**
26 M Apr. 28 33M
103 "Jan. 14 106**
34** May 17 48**
40 -.Feb. 26 69**
102
Mar. 19 105
41** June 29 65**
** June 15
1**
1
** June 17
8** June 26 12
39** June 28 49**
15
Jan.
4
21**
42
Jan. 12
46
3
"2!*i*Jufy"36
Jtine
87
18 109
13 54**
19
5**
21
18**
6 89**
11 80**
18 79**
14 13**
17 50
19 19**
28 10**
28
3**
18 33
114
19
26
26
July 26
July 26
Victor E
June 30
72
.
Ry Eq 5c Realty Co Ltd com.*
6% preferred (new)
100
Rainier Pulp 5c Pap cl A com *
Republic Petroleum Corp
Mar. 17
18 33
May 22 102** Mar. 9
June 14
96
Mar.; 5
May 17 16 J* Mar. 12
June 21 32
Jan. 17
May 10 17** Apr. ■? 9
June 15 28
Mar. < 4
June 30 12** May
6
Apr. 30 18
Jan.
6
Apr. 28 22** Jan. 17
July 17 18** Feb.
4
June 18 38
Jan. 12
Mar. 18 32** Jan. 22
Mar. 18 29** Jan. 25
June 28
53** Jan. 14
May 13 107
Jan. 13
June 15
8** Jan.
5
23** Jan.
97
80
*\
8**% preferred
Class B
6
8
4** June 16
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
For footnotes see page
07
''I)":
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'
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'
/
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AGGREGATE
SALES
Jan. 1
Shares
400
; 4,ioo
259
2,300
2,300
500
-V:-;
400
*226
jii'ii
1,000
.j
;^L W
LOS ANGELES
1
400
r
1,600
4,200
3,100
200
23.300
.
:
.
PRICES IN JULY
'""ioo
346
3,900
July 1
1937
....
y:
Bid
8,582 Signal Petroleum Co
1
33,900 So Calif Edison Ltd com. ..3d
1,034
Original prefer red...... 35
14,900
6% preferred...........35
15,300
5H% preferred.........35
500 So Calif Gas A
6% pref—-25
:
900
6% preferred
..—25
v"*,;
378 So Counties Gas 6% prof. 100
11,800 Sontag Chain Sotres Co Ltd. *
6,600 Southern Pacific Co
.100
17,600 Standard OH of Calif.......'
51,100 Sunray OH Co..
38,000 Superior Oil Co common.—35
3,700 Taylor
Milling Corp........*
272,500 Transamerlca
Corp.........*
20c
36c
50c
Sale
30
37%
Sale
"28%
25
27 %
50
89.000 Union OH of Calif
35
29,500 Universal Cons OH Co.... 10
1,400 Van de Kamps Bakeries.....*
1,230 Victor OH Co
10
2,754 Weber Showcase Be Fix
pfd..*
55,700 Wellington Oil Co
1
2,200 Western Air Express Corp..10
200 Yellow 8c Checker Cab Co..*
200
1,400 Yosemlte
Portl Cement
Ask
20c
ii'A
il'i
30
36c
26
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
...
,
13%
11%
43%
14
43 %
43
43%
40%
44%
Sale
22%
17 %
25
23
Sale
Sale
138% 150
25% Sale
13 %
13%
23% Sale
14% Sale
J*
26%
25
M
10%
29%
28%
105%
12
11
48%
44%
45%
42%
Sale
4
45%
46
39%
22
25
23
13% Sale
25
12%
30
2H
30c July
26% July 20
18% July 19
1% July
2
July 24
9% July 27
7
9% Sale
Lowest
28
1
26% July 28
6
36
July
July 28
1
July
27% July 29
2
July
25% July 10
July 16 29% July 24
2
July
28% July
2
July 27 106% July 20
July 23 12
July 26
6
48
July
July
9
6
July
45% July 23
1
July
4% July 12
1
July
47% July 26
July 27 23% July 27
1
July
13% July
8
23% July
15% July
16
"8M
10%
25c July
24
July
11%
1%
Sale
Sale
Highest
Sale Prices
g*
Sale
" Sale
Lowest
Sale Prices
35
29%
105% Sale
106
44
July 31
Ask Bid
Ask
.....
540 Union Bank 9c Trust Co
7,100
5,000
67
Jan. 2
STOCKS
Shares
EXCHANGE
Price
Since
July
STOCK
ANGELES
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
iff.
LOS
1% July 17
7
July 24
10% July
2
22% May 13
35
July
6
26% June 30
25
4%
4%
4%
4%
4% July
2
4% July
7
23c July
2c July
2
8
1
27c July
3c July
June 22
29% July
16
28% July
2
!05% Apr. 27
11
July 23
43% June 26
40
June 28
3% June 23
37% June 28
21
May 15
12% June 16
141% May
23
iS
Sale Prices
48c
Mar. 13
32% Jan. 13
41
Feb.
5
Jan.
8
29%
28%
31%
31%
108%
4%
2%
9%
5
5
Mar. 11
20
20
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Mar.
Feb.
29
4
19
19
Feb. 16
Mar. 31
5% Mar.
7% Jan.
5
,
June
2
4
Jan. 27
8% Feb.
4
8% July 19
7% May 10
11% Jan.
36% June
Jan.
2% Mar. 17
9
Feb. 11
July
9% July
9
62
Corp
Highest
Sale Prices
15c
Mar.
4
3% Apr. 13
Jan.
0
Jan. 12
1% Jan. 29
5% June
7
56% Feb.
4% June
MINING STOCKS—
300 Alaska Juneau Gold M ColOc
10,000
13,000
3,000
63,000
690
9,000
332,050
Black Mammoth Cons M Co 10c
531,300 Calumet Gold Mines Co..10c
64,400 Cardinal Gold Mining Co
1
27,900
5,400
1,135,100
425,200
10,000
49,440
165,425
Cons ChoUar G & S Co—...1
Gold Ore Mining Co..—....1
imperial Development Co.25c
Oatman Rainb Gold M Co. 10c
100
900
100
""600
lMO
700
26,600
1,000
10,200
1,800
21,300
10c
27c Sale
2c
35c
2%c
Sale
25c
28c
l%c 3%c
33c
40c
35c
Sale
5c
July
40c
July
1
9
9
9c
Feb.
10
2c
3c
Sale
4%c
July 3C
lc
42c~
44c
8c
12c
41c
36c
7%c
Sale
32c
40c
38c
8c
7c
6%c
July
July
12% May
8
15% Jan.
Jan.
20
39c
lc
34c
Mar. 23
Jan.
39c
July
6
15c Jan.
11
May 29
1% Apr. 21
l%c Jan.
38c
7c
28
4
Jan.
4
Mar. 22
Feb.
5
July
7
June
Amer Rad 8c Stand San.....*
Amer Tel 8c Tel Co
100
26
x!i8
Anaconda Copper Mining—50
Atlantic Refining Co
25
28%
6
(The) Aviation Corp tDel)—5
f
29%
6%
29%
6%
30%
Sale
31
July
6% July
12
6
31
July
July
21
2% July
16
3% July 27
5% July
2
July
7% July
12
13
..........5
89%
Caterpillar Tractor......... *
Cities Service Co
Feb.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
97% July 21
3% July 26
Baldwin Locomotive........*
2%
......*
90%
Sale
99
3%
100
Sale
97
2
Commercial
Solvents.......*
Com*wealth 5c Southern....*
2
2%
2%
3%
Cord
Corp
.........5
Curtlss-Wright Corp
1
"5% ""5%
6% Sale
1,600 Electric Bond 8c Share......5
1,000 General Electric Co........*
100
500 Goodrich (B F) Co
»
2,300 International Tel 8c Tel. ....*
52%
38%
53
39%
57%
37%
58%
38%
55
July 10
38% July 28
6% July
100
200
2,500
400
'""266
500
1,900
1,100
600
2,300
*
1,200
2,800
20,100
1,500
12,400
31.000
56% July 14
38% July 28
..*
55 %
561
54%
55%
63%
64%
61
No Amer Aviation Inc......!
North American Co........*
13%
14%
30 %
10%
22%
11%
23%
11%
28%
12%
29%
12% July
26
July
9% July
8% July
7% July
June
N Y Central RR
30
Packard Motor Car Co......*
Radio Corp of America.....*
8
8
400 Seaboard OU Co of Del.....*
2,700 Standard Brands Inc.......*
2.000 Texas Corp
.......*
11%
59%
4,000 Tide Water Assoc OU.......*
8,600 United Corp (Del)
*
1,100 U S Steel Corp
x
13%
171
144 % 1453
8%
12%
11%
12%
12% July
59% 63%
63
64%
July
21
17%
21%
18% July
4%
4%
5%
6%
4% July
99% 100% 118% 118% 105% July
12% Sale
14%
14%
12% July
27
........
July
7
64
July 22
June
June
8%
7%
June
8%
4,700 Radio- Kelth-Orpheum......♦
No par value.
29
13
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
12
61?
13!
18,300 Warner Bros Pictures
...5
100 Weatlnghouse El 8c Mfg Co
23
12
16
20
13
Feb.
2
Mar.
3
Feb. 14
Feb.
5
Mar. 17
Feb. 17
1
'
60 %
13
.Montgomery Ward 5c Co
3
8
10
July 21
i
200 KenneCott Copper Corp....*
800 McKesson 8c Robblns
....5
400
1
Feb. 23
82%cFeb. 26
2% Mar. 10
12c
Mar.
1
9c
Feb. 10
20c
May 21
1
Jan. 13
48c
Jan. 11
15c
Jan. 11
STOCKS—
"'200
Y.466
12
4c
lc
50c
7
7
20c
x7c
15c
l%c
Zcnda Gold Mining C0......I
200 Bendlx Aviation
1,300
15
28c
l%c
3c
67%c 75c
Prince Cons Mining Co....10
Tom Reed Gold Mines Co
1
UNLISTED
2,200
5,458
1,800
1,000
10,400
2,000
14%
23c
[ Mar. 20
,
;
Mar. 25
Mar.
5
May
Apr.
Mar. 17
i Jan. 21
t Jan.
15
June
June
12% July
26
July
9% July
9% July
8% July
t
June
May
i
[ Feo. 19
Jan. 15
Apr. 19
I Jan. 18
12% July 15
64% July 26
June
Jan.
21% July
30
[ July 26
May
6% July 26
117% July 22
15
July 22
June
\ Feb.
Feb.
May
Jan.
Jan.
18
4
j
Jan. 14
{ July 22
Feb. - 9
Jan. 12
Odd lot
\
t
complete records of the dealings on the leading stock exchanges ot
calendar year to date, are furnished. In this department of
General Quotations we combine in one comprehensive whole, securities of all classes and descriptions, not only
those dealt in on the exchanges, but also leading unlisted and inactive securities.
The following is an index
v
In the earlier pfert of this publication
the country, for
the latest month and for the
to the different classes
of securities quoted <
'
■
Exchange Seats...
84
...................
91
Federal Land Bank Bonds.............
Foreign Government Bonds.............. 92
Industrial Bonds
.....
82
Joint Stock Land Bank
Securities—...111
85
Municipal Bonds—Domestic............. 91
Mining Stocks........
.................
Public Utility
93
Bonds.U«>»*>*l<**<>>^»«« 74
...............
85
99
Public Utility
Stocks. .
............ ......
79
Investing Companies Securities..........
78
Railroad Bonds.........................
68
Canadian.............................
....
Industrial Stocks
Insurance Stocks
.....
.....
...
Paga
Page
Page
79
lit
85
Textile Stocks
— 85
Title Guarantee and Safe Deposit Stocks— 85
United States Government Securities.... 91
United States Territorial Bonds.......... 91
Railroad Stocks
...——
... —
Real Estate Bonds
......
Land Stocks......
Real Estate Trust and
......
closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
quotation Is a flat price—that Is, that the accrued Interest forms part of the price, and
therefore the purchaser does not have to provide for it separately In making payment.
In the case of income bonds and bonds in default, the price is
always "flat," and no designating mark is employed to indicate the fact.
_
,
1
Quotations for equipment bonds are based on average maturities.
Quotations for guaranteed stocks are "and dividend" that Is the accrued dividend must be paid in addition to the price.
It should be borne in mind in the use of these tables that the quotations for many Inactive and unlisted securities are merely nominal, but in all
eaaee the figures are obtained from sources which are considered reliable.
The following abbreviations are often used, viz.: "M" for mortgage, "g" for gold, "gu" for guaranteed, "end" for endorsed, "cons" for consolidated
"conv" for convertible, "s f" for sinking fund, "1 g" for land grant, "op" for optional.
%
:Jf.
The black-faced type in the letters showing the interest period indicates the month when the bonds mature.
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the
The letter "P prefixed to bond prices denotes that the
NOTICE—All bond prices
Bid
Bonds
RAILROAD BONDS
97
Alleghany Corn—
Coll tr conv 5s 1944
F&A
Coll & conv 5s 1949——-J&D
Coll & conv 5s 1950——A&O f
5s stamped 1950
A&O f
Allegheny Valgen 4s 1942..M&S
Allegheny & Western---
Equip 6s series D 1937
.J&J
Equip 5 Ms series E 1939—M&N 6
Equip 5s ser F. G & H, *41 -'45.6
Ann Arbor 1st g 4s 1995
Q-J
Ark & Mem Ry Bridge & Term—
1st M 5s 1964-—.-M&S
Aroostook Nor 6s g 1947——A&O
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
Gen mtge gold 4s 1995
A&O
Adjustment 4s July 1 1995 Nov
Stamped
M&N
Conv g 4s of '09 due 1955. J&D
Conv g 4s '05 due 1955—J&D
108
1.00%
13M
5
>i
106
103 M
96
1.50
2.50
3.50
1.20%
1.50%
2.50%
70
102 M
110
113
110%
104M
UIK
105
105
106
105M
106
104
108 %
107%
106 %
109H
114
113
113 M
106
Rocky Mt Div 4s 1965—-J&J
Athens Terminal Ry—
/
32
Seab'd Air Line
Atlanta & Charlotte Air Line—
1st M 4MB 1944 ser A.....J&J
lot M 5s 1944 ser B
J&J
112
& Northern—
1946
J&D
1 2002—M&S
6s 1939...F&A
Atlantic City gu 4s 1951—..J&J
1st 5s ext May 1 1954—M&N
Atlantic Coast Line RR—
1st cons 4s July 1 1952-..M&8
1st cons 4s Mar
Atlanta Terminal
*16—M&N
1964--J&D
10-yr coll tr 5s May 1 '45.M&N
Lou & Nashv 4s Oct 1 '52.M&N
Equipment trust 4 Ms
—
Eq 4Mb 1938-41 E (yr>—F&A
Atlantic Coast Line (Conn)—
Irred ctfs of indebt 5s
J&D
113
45M
A&O
gtd g 5s 1941
J&J
Augusta Union Sta 4s 1953..J&J
1st mtge
1st M West Ext g 5s
Baltimore & Ohio—
1st M 4s g July
1st M 5s July 1
5s Jan
5s May 1940
1st m 5s 1967 ser AO
106
107
97 M
A&O
A&O
1st
Equip trust 3 Ms Dec. 11937-46
4s 1957 gu.M&S
103M Bluff Point Land & Imp 1st 4s *40
Boonville St L & Sou 5s '51.F&A
Boston & Albany 5s Oct '63—J&J
5s June 1942
J&D
5s July 1 1938
J&J
4 Ms inapt 1978—.
104
F&A
1st mtge 4M8 ser A1943..A&O
100
92 M
3 Ms Jan 1 1951-——.
J&J
Ref 3 Ms 1952 gu N Y O..A„
105
Boston St Maine (new) 5s Sept '41
96
4s-5s April 1947————......
1.25%
5s April 1944—
1.25%
6s June 1945-........—.....
5s Jan 1946.................
1st m 4Ms 1961 ser JJ
A&O
Equip trust 3 Ms Dec 1 1937-44
Eq 4Mb 1938-1943 (yr)
A&O
Equipment trust 5s
Boston & Maine (old)—
4s Aug 1942
...F&A
3s July 1950
105 M
J&J
110
Equip 5Ms 1937 (yr)
F&A
Eq tr 6s 1938 (year)
J&D
98
1st mtge gu g
76
100M
108
Conv deb 4s 1939 op
Gen unlfser A 4Mb
Boet & Prov deb 5s
1st
76
103 H
/This price includes accrued interest.
k Last sals.
m
Gen
4Ms Juy 15
6s 1938
/ 24
100
1947—J&J15
102 %
91
„
1947—F&A
—
Brooklyn & Montauk—
2d (now 1st) glold 5s 1938. J&D
Brunswick & Western—
1st mtge gtd 4s
37
/,--103
J&J
107 J
J&J15
m
Boston Term Co 3 Ms
4s 1950....
104
i01M
89
l.£
_.
Boston Rev Beach & Lynn—
1.50%
1.50%
1.00%
1.25%
102
•
101M
J&J
1938
108
101
Buffalo Creek 1st 5s 1941
J&J
1st ref 5s 1961
—J&J
Buffalo Rochester & Pittsburgh-
M&S
M&N
General 5s g 1937
Con g 4Mb 1957
Equip trust 5s 1938
J&D
Buff & Susquehanna RR Corp—_
1st 4s Dec 30 1963—
-
--_
&
80
2.00
0_..
07 M
J&J
Burl Cedar Rapids & North—
Con 1st & coll tr 5s g '34.-A&O
Certificates of deposit
Butte Anaconda & Pac 5s '44
F&A
Cambria & Clearfield—
1st 5s g 1941
Gen M g 4s 1955
Cambria & Indiana—
—
<
.
_
Eq tr 5 Ms 1938
M&N
Atl Ry 1st 4s 1955—J&J
Canada South 5s 1962 ser A.A&O
Canadian National Rys—
62.65
108 M
4Mb guar 1957
_
105
107
J&J
F&A
Canada
_
—
6 2.00
97 M
117 M
J&J
4Mb guar 1951....
M&S
4Mb guar 1956—.....
F&A
4Mb guar 1955
J&D 15
106 M
97 M
106
91X
91M
_
99 M
4s 1955
F&A
July 11938...
92
c
„
t
6
.
75%
Birm Term 1st g
102
105
-
M&S
..M&N
5s 1955 ser 2
99
Belt RR & Stk Yds (Indplis)lst ref gold 4s 1939
M&N
Belt Ry of Ohatt 1st 5s '45..J&J
Belvidere Del 1st 3 Ms 1943—J&J
Bessemer & Lake Erie—
1938-1947..M&S
m
1943
66M Boston & N Y Air Line—
5s series F 1996.M&S
Big Sandy Ry 1st g 4s 1944.. J&D
Birmingham Southern—
Conci—
.........
5s March 1942
47 M
5-yr sec notes 4 Ms 1939—F&A
Conv g 4 Ms 1960
F&A
Ref & gen 5s 1995 series A. J&D
Ref & gen 6s 1995 series O. J&D
Ref & gen 5s 2000 ser D..M&S
Eqtr 4Mb 1938-40 (yr)—M&N
Eq tr 4Ms '38-'41 O (yr)_.F&A
Eq tr 5s 1937 (yr)..
F&A
Eq tr 5s 1938 (yr)
F&A
Pittsb Lake Erie & W Va—
Refund gold 4s 1941—.M&N
S W Div 1st 5s 1950
J&J
Toledo & Oin Div 4s 1959.J&J
Bangor & Aroostook—
1st M 5« g Jan 1 1943
J&J
Cons refund g 4s 1951
J&J
4s stamped 1951—
Pis cat Div g 5s Jan 1943.. A&O
St Johns Riv Ext gu 5s '39.F&A
Van Bur Ext 5s g Jan '43.A&0
Washburn Ext 1st 5s *39—F&A
Battle Creek & Sturgis—
1st guar g 3s 1989........J&D
Bay City & Battle Crk 3s '89 J&D
Bedford Belt 1st 5s 1938
J&J
Beech Crk Ext 3 Ms 1951
A&O
1943
49
75
1938.M&N
1 1948
1948
Bid
73
113
Baltimore & Harrisburg Ry—
Equip tr 2Ms
107%
1949
48
5s May
108
J&J
Aug Term 1st gu g 6s 1947—A&O
Austin & Northwestern—
Ref & gen
62
108
113M
Conv g 4s of '10 due 1960.J&D
Conv deb 4 Ms 1948
J&D
Trans S L 1st g 4s 1958—-J&
Cal-Ariz lst&ref4Hs'62 opM&S
65
113M
93M
1st mtge guar 4s 1998....A&O
American Refrig Transit—
b Basis.
1st mtge gu g 4s
J&J
bonds.
Bonds
Ask
Boston St Maine (new)
J&J
4s July 1948
Atl & Danville 1st 4s 1948
2d g 4s 1948
Atlantic & Yadkin—
64
Y5P
.......—J&J
Gen 1st g
99
102
1945 series A.A&O /
63M
p Gen & ref 5 Ms 1945 ser B.A&O f
Alabama Great Southern—
in H
1st cons g 5s 1943 ser A—J&D
1st cons 4s 1943 ser B—..J&D
1
Bq trust 5s ser G 1938
A&O
Alabama Tennessee & Northern—
Prior lien 6s 1948
——J&J / 11M
3M
Gen income 6s Oct 1948...J&J J
Alabama & Vicksburg Ry—
103
1st M g 5s 1974 series A—M&N
102
Albany & Susq 3Ms g 1946..A&O
Atlanta Knoxville
1st mtge gold 5s
Bid
Bonds
Atlantic Coast Line of S O—
21
Gen & ref 6s
1st g 5s 1937
Atl & Birm.
See
marked "f" and income and defaulted
Mand interest" except where
Ask
_
1st 5s'40J&J
Adirondack 1st 4Mb 1942 gu M&S
Akron & Barb Belt g 4s 1942. J&D
Akron Canton & Youngs town—
Aberdeen &Asheboro
l.
are
94 M
86
89M
91
§9 M
1IB
n Nominal.
87
40-yr 5s guar 1970——F&A
5s guar July 1 1969....
J&J
5s guar Oct 1 1969..—...A&O
5s guar 1954
——F&A
16-year guar 3s 1950——.J&D
Guaranteed 3s 1944—M&N
Guaranteed 2s, 1938—...M&N
7-year guar 2s 1943——F&/
17-year guar 3s 1953
F&—
Eq tr 4 Ms 1938-1942 (gu) M&N
Eq tr 4Mb 1938-45 (ann).J&D
Equipment trust 5s.........
Canadian Northern—
S F deb 6Ms 1946
_
J&J
123 %
57]
RAILROAD
NOTICE—All bond prices
Quotations for all securities
are
are
Bonds
Bonds
Canadian NW4%s Oct 221943Canadian Pacific—
Cons deben 4s
20-yr coll
94
104
106%
101%
103 %
J&D
M S f 4%s Dec 15 1944—J&D 15
Coll tr 4%s 1960
J&J
Conv coll tr 6s 1942
M&S
•15-yr conv coll tr 4s 1949--J&J
i Cony coll tr
3%s 1951—F&A
»
,
Detroit Term & Tunnel—
1st guar 4 %s 1961
'■<. >
1946—M&S
Coll tr 5s 1954
Bonds
85
perpetual.-J&J
tr 4%s
BONDS
"and Interest" except where marked "t" and income and defaulted bonds
near as possible for the closing day of the month
preceding the date of issue
as
/110%
99%
95%
Eq tr 5s 1944.
J&J
114
Eq tr 4%s 1937-1945s-a-J&D b 2 80
g gu 4s 1949. _J&J f
68
Oatawissa Cons
107
1st 4%s 1949
Duluth & Iron Range—
1st 5s 1937
A&O
4s 1948
Cons gold 5s 1945
M&N /
Ref& gen 5%s 1959 ser B.A&O /
Ref & gen 5s 1959 ser O—A&O
103%
111%
Coll tr 5s ext'd to
b 4.00
/
29
12%
J
f
20
20
>
>
b
..
>
Prior lien gold 4s 1996
J&J
Gen lien gold 4s, 1996
J&J
Conv gold 4s 1953 ser A-.A&O
v
Series B
49
88%
88%
Erie &
Erie &
Certificates of deposit
Proof of claim riled
100
102
114%
111
112%
107%
112%
110%
107%
102%
2 25%
110%
60%
4s Jan 1
1947
J&J
104
62
47%
Eq tr 4%s 1937-1939 s-a.-M&N b 4.50
Girard Point St'ge 3%s *40—A&O
103
Goshen & Deckert'n 1st 5 %s 1978
100
2nd ext 6s 1979.
M&N j 94
Gouv & Osw 1st 5s g 1942^—J&D
102%
Gr R & Ind ext 4 %s 1941
J&J
108%
1st ext 3 %s 1941
J&J
101 %
Grand River Valley 1st 4s 1959
93
J&J
1st 4s Feb 15'42 Alb gu..M&N
Gen 4s 1962 Can Govt
gu-.J&J
Grand Trunk West 4s £ 1950.J&J
1st g gu 4s $ July 1 1950...J&J
85
100%
3.90
95
Great Northern—
1st & ref g4%s'61
113%
opt'41-J&J
Gen M 5%s 1952 ser B
J&J
Gen M 5s 1973 ser O
J&J
Gen 4%s 1976 series D
J&J
Gen 4%s 1977 series E—.l&J
Gen mtge 4s ser G 1946
J&J
Gen mtge 4s ser H 1946
J&J
Gen mtge 3%s ser I 1967—J&J
108
104
Eq
Eq
Eq
Eq
Chicago Lake 8hore & Eastern—
1st M 4%s 1969 opt 1919.J&D
111%
Chic Memp & Gulf oa 1940--J&J
Chic Milw & Gary 1st 5s '48-A&O / 21
tr 2s 1938-1947
tr 4%s 1937-1939
M&S
117%
112
105%
103%
124%
109%
94%
b
2.70
M&S b
tr 4%s 1938-1940 Diyr) J&J b
tr 5s 1937-1938 <yr)_—M&S b
Western Fruit Express—
Chic Milw St Paul & Pac RR—
189
24
7%
Greenbrier Cheat & Elk—
1st 5s 1944
49%
J&J
Green Bay &
Western—
4.85
4.85
5.10
5.10
1st
33%
5%s 1950
ser
A&O
B
1st 5s 1950 series O
Gulf& Ship Island RR—
36
34
38%
A&O
1st ref & term g 5s Feb '52. J&J
Stmpd
<
July 1 1933
k Last sale,
n
Nominal
1.40%
2.00
99
105%
v
Debenture ctfs A Feb
Debenture ctfs B Feb
Guantanamo & Western—
1st M 6s 1958 series A
J&J
Guayaquil & Quito 1st 5s *32 J&J2
Gulf Mobile & Northern—
—
cpn on).
J&J
/
/
60
10%
/
52%
/
104%
125%
109%
95%
2.00%
1.25%
2.00
101
W Va Midland Ext 5s '54-J&J
Greenbr Ry 1st g gu 4s '40-M&N
45
51%
121%
113
105%
1 50%
H
v v r
114%
2.10
1.50
Eq 58 J'ne lo'38-'39 iyr)J&D b
Eq tr 4%s 1938 1940—J&D b
Gulf Terminal of Mobile—
1st mtge g 4s 1957 gu
106
Eq tr 5s Dec 14 1937-'43 <yr)-_ 6
Grays Pt Term g 5s 1947
J&D
102
/This price includes accrued Interest
95%
95%
97%
95
92
(Mountain and Prairie)4s 1955
(Lake Superior) 4s 1955
1st 4s Feb 25 '39 Alb gu. -M&N
-
b Basis.
^
Ga Sou & Fla 1 st g 5s 1945---J&J
Deb 5s 1952
A&O
Grand Trunk Pacific—
1st M 3s 1962
38%
Equip tr 4%s "A" 1945.-A&O b
3.75
Chicago & Illinois Midland Ry—
1st mtge s 1 4%s ser A '56 M&S
97
Chicago Indiana & Southern Ry—
Con mtge g 4s 1956 guar—J&J
102
Chicago Indianap & Louisville—Ref M g 6s 1947 series A—J&J / 24
Ref M g 5s 1947 series B—J&J /
10
Ref M g 4s 1947 series O— J&J / 20
1st & gen 5s 1966 series A.M&N/
11%
1st & gen 6s May '66 ser B.J&J / 12
Monon Coal gu 5s '36 opt-J&D / 24
N on-cum income 5s 1955
/ 24
Chic Indianapolis & St Louis—
Short Line 1st 4s 1953——A&O
103%
.
93
97%
118%
J&J / 30
Ga & Ala Term 1st g 5s 1948-J&D /
25
Ga Caro & N 1st 5s g 1929
J&J
Ext at 6% to July 1 1934
/ 32
Georgia & Florida RR—
1st M 6s 1946 series A—M&N /
6%
Certificates of deposit
/
6
Georgia Fla & Ala 1st 6s '52.F&A /
15 j
Georgia Midland—
1st g 3s 1946
A&O
60
Ga RR & Bkg ref 6s 1951
A&O
120
J&J
-
92%
—
/
/
/
/
6%
106%
M&S
„
109%
108%
110%
117%
„
/
/
/
/
f
b
b
6
b
3%
Galveston Term 6s 1938
Genesee River 6s 1957
Ga & Ala 5s Oct 1945
108%
55.F&A /
5
Chicago & Alton RR—
'
Refunding g 3s 1949
A&O
50%
Chicago Burlington & Quincy—
Gen M 4s 1958
M&S
111%
1st & ref 4%sser B 1977—F&A
110
1st & ref g 5s 1971 ser A..F&A
116%
Illinois Div 3 %s '49 op *29.J&J
108
4s July t 1M9--^—UiJ&JL 111%
Chicago & Eastern 111 mew co)—
Gen M 5s May 1951
M&N / 30%
Certificates of deposit—,...
f 26%
Chicago & Eastern Illinois—
1st consol 6s gold 1934—A&O /101%
Chicago & Erie 5s 1st g '82._M&N
119
F&A /
3%
Galveston Houston & Henderson
1st lien & ref M 5%s 1938.A&0
WarmSpr Val 1st 5s g'41-M&S
A&O /
45
/
-
b 2.50
b 2.65
6 2 70
h 1.75
b 1.25
106
Conv adi 5s Jan 2000
11%
88
J&J
100%
J&J / 29
~
100
50-yr 5s 1975 series A
/
M&S
Certificates of deposit. _
Fort Dodge Des Moines & Sou—
1st 5s 1938
J&D /
Fort St Un Dep Det 4%s '41 J&J
Chesterf & Lancaster 5s
Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul—
Gen g 4s A May 1 1989
J&J
Gen g 3%s B May 1 1989.J&J
Gen 4%s May '89 series O-J&J
Gen 4 %8 May '89 ser E—J&J
Gen M 4 %s May *89 Ser F_J&J
Eq 4%s '38-'43 E & F <yr)_J&J
t Eq 4%a *38-'41 G & H «yr) J&J
Eq tr 58 '37-*40 ser B tyr).F&A
Eq tr 5%s 1938
A&O
Chicago & North Western—
Gen M 3%s g 1987
M&N
Gen M gold 4s 1987
M&N
Stmpd non-pay Fed inc tax.
Gen M 5s *87 stpd inc tax.M&N
2.00
Proof of claim filed--!
f
Amonded 1st con 4%s 1982
i Nov '32 and
May '37 coup).
99%
A&O
2.70
2.00
_
Fonda Johnstown & Gloversv—
Gen ref gold 4s 1950
J&J /
1st cons ref 4%s '52 opt—M&N
100%
100%
100
Chic June RR 1st 4s 1945—M&S
Chic June Ry & Un Stk \ds—
Coll tr ref 5s 1940.
A&O
2 AO
118
J&J
Eq 4%s '38-'41 H is-a)
Fla So 1st g gu 4s 1945
Florida West Sh 5s 1934
106%
121 %
97 %
97 %
100%
Chic Great West 1st 4s 1959.M&S f
s f 6s 1955
Pittsburgh—
„
102 "
108
108
Jersey
70
70,
Gen gu g 3%s ser B 1940—J&J
104%
Series C 1940
J&J
104%
Florida Central & Peninsula—
1st cons 5s gold 1943
J&J / 70
Florida East Coast 4%s '59-J&D / 71
1st & ref 5s 1974
M&S /
11
103 %
4s *89. J&J
J&J
Coll trust ref 4s 1940
A&O
A&O
M&N
A&O
Eq 4%s '38-'41 LL <s-a)-M&S b
Eqtr4%s 1937-43 .s-a)—M&S &
Equipment trust 5s
b
Equipment trust 5%s
b
2.50
f
1942—.M&N /
4s 1989
99
76%
-
-
con g
1953
Series D 1953
Ref & imp M 5s 1967
Ref & impt M 5s 1975
109 %
102
Chattanooga Sta 4s 1957 gu-.J&J
Chesapeake & Ohio—
1st cons g 58 1939
M&N
General 4%s gold 1992—M&S
Ref & imtp 3 %s D 1996- M&N
Ref & „mpt 3 %s ser E 1996 F&A
1%% notes. 1940
-—J&J
2%% notes, 1941
J&J
2% % notes, 1942
J&J
2%% notes, 1943
J&J
2%% notes, 1944
—J&J
2% % notes, 1945
—J&J
2d
103
Erie-
f
g
108
107
104
—
11
/
/
/
Eq tr 5s Dec 14 1937-'44 «yr)- 6 3.75
Char & W Carolina 5s 1946--A&O
Chatt Rome & Sou 1st 5s '47 J&J /
78
con
110%
-
Central RR of South Carolina—
1st ref 6s 1937-1976
Central Vermont Ry—
R & A Div 1st
107%
102
1st 6s 1910 ext at 4% 1950-J&J
Income 5s 2862
A&O
El Paso & R 11st gu 5s 1951 J&J
El Paso & Southwestern RR—
1st & ref 5s 1965
A&O
5s stamped 1965
95%
89
2%% notes. 1946
.J&J
Equip tr 2s 1938-1947
M&S
Eq tr 2%s 1938-1946
J&D
Eq tr 3s, 1937-1950
A&O
Eqtr4%s'37-40 (yr)—A&O
Eqtr 5s 1938 «yr)
-M&S 15
Craig Valley 1st 5s g 1940.J&J
Grain Elev 1st 4s 1938
A&O
Paint Creek Br 4s 1945—F&A
Potts Creek 4s 1946
J&J
77
113
Elgin Jol & East 5s 1941—M&N
Elmira & Williamsport—
4.00
4.00
b
M&N
Nor Div 1st g 4s 1948
A&O
Edmonton Dunvegan & British
Columbia Ry 4%s 1944--A&O
15
o
100%
Consol 1st g 5s 1956.
M&N
Eastern Ry of Minnesota—
27
15
Eq tr 4Kb '38-'40 ser P<yr)M&8
Eq tr 4%s *37-'40serQ<yr)M&N
Eq tr 5s 1938 (yrly)
J&D
Chatt Div gold 4s 1951—J&D
Macon & Nor g 5s 1946.— J&J
Mid Ga & Atl 1st 5s 1947—J&J
?
Mobile Div g 5s 1946
J&J
Oconee Div 1st 5s 1945
J&D
Cent New Eng 1st gu 4sl961 J&J
Central of New Jersey—
Gen M -now 1st) g 5s 1987-J&J
Gen M 4s 1987
J&J
Eq tr 4%s 1937-41 (yr)—F&A
Central Pacific¬
ist ref 4s g guar 1949
F&A
1st g guar 4s Oct 11954—A&O
Guar g 5s I960-,———F&A
European loan 4s 46 -—M&S
Central RR & Banking of Ga—
Coll tr g 5s 1937
M&N
A&O
1st extended 5s 1965
East Tenn Va &
Georgia—
79%
/
70
;
Duluth South Shore & Atlantic—
26
25
-
110
J&J
1st gold 5s 1937
J&J / 43%
Dutchess Co RR 4%s 1940—J&D / 100
East Penn 1st 4s 1958
M&S
106
East Tenn & Western N C—
71%
109
g
Cent Ark & East 1st 5s 1940.J&J
/
Cent Br Un Pac 1st g 4s *48- J&D /
Central of Georgia—
1st M g 5s Nov 1 1945
F&A /
114%
104
Detroit & Toledo Shore Line—
1st gold guar 4s 1953
J&J
Dexter & Piscataquis—
1
102%
103%
110%
100%
96%
115
103
111
M&N
Detroit Toledo & Ironton—
1st 5s Mar 1 1964
—J&J
2.10%
Carp Cent 1st
Caro Clinch & Ohio 5s 1938-J&D
1st cons 6s 1952 ser A._J&D 15
Carthage & Adirondack—
1st mtge guar g 4s 1981—J&D
94%
104%
10
101
95 1
92 %
92%
86
1.00%
RAILROAD BONDS
70
NOTICE—All bond prices are "and interest" except where marked "t" and income and
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding
H&Ha rtford.
N
RR
--J&J
M&N
Harl R & Portch—See N Y
Harris Ports Mt Joy & Lane
Ext 4s 1943
Hoboken Perry 6s
1946
89"
1195*
1.10%
1.10%
n
;
5s 1939
J&J
Lltchf & Madia 1st &Y959-M&N
Little Miami guar 4s 1962--M&N
Little Rock & Hot Spr West Ry~l
67"
s
_
6234
1st gold 5s 1957 opt—-__F&A
Adj inc up to 5% Feb 57-A&O /
1st M 434s 1957 conv
F&A
30
285*
66
1105*
10454
10454
J&J
----J&J
1st gold 4s 1951
1st gold 334s 1951
Main L ext 1st g 334s
'51-A&O
Pur
8154
7154
9134
7834
7834
70"
*53_M&N
M&N
g 4s 1955 opt 1918-M&N
liens 1st g 334s 1952--J&J
Col tr L N O & T g 4s
Ref mtge 5s 1955-
JtlstrefM (IC&OSL&
N O) 5s 1963 ser A
Series O 434s 1963
93"
85
76
7634
;•
^
J&D
J&D
40-year 45*s Aug 1 1966-F&A
Eq tr 434s 1937-1939 K—F&A
b
63
2.00
b
2.20
Eq tr 434s 1937-1940 L_. A&O
b
Eqtr 434s '38-'41 M (s-a)-M&N
b
Eq tr 434s 1937-41 Ser N.A&O
b
Eq tr 3s ser R 1937-1952M&S
Carlo Bridge 4s g 1950--J&D
Litch Div 1st g 3s 1951—J&J
Louisv Div 334s g 1953—J&J
Omaha Div 1st 3s g 1951--F&A
St Louis Div 334s g 1951— J&J
St Louis Div 3s g 1951—J&J
2.40
2.40
3.40
Eq tr 434s 1937 (year)
Equipment trust 5s
Atl K & Oin Div 4s
Macon Dublin &
9134
1st
98
9334
1.50
1.75
b
b
11254
109
8934
112
coll
Savannah—
9734
107
.
79
102 X
J&J
5s 1947
Conv
J&J
1965
_
1st ser—J&J
Equipment trust 5s
Equipment trust 534s—----Manila RR Sou Lines 4s '39-M&N
4s 1939 ext to 1959
Philippine Govt gu
M&N
3234 Manitowoc Green Bay & Western
1st gtd'334s 1941
-J&J
103 - Maryland & Pa 1st g 4s *51-M&S
1st cons A 6s 1963
.A&O
33
Memphis Union Station Co—
1st g gu 5s Nov 1 1959-— M&N
33
Meridian Term 4s '55 guar.M&N
33
Mexican International—
2.75%
1st con gold 4s 1977
M&S
Sept 1914 coupon on 1977-M&S
90
Sept 1914 coupon off 1977 M&S
100
Asst (cash warr & coup) —
Michigan Central—
£
103 34
7834
95
b £-90
b 2.90
83
/
634
impt 4
1st Mtge
(year).M&S
Eq tr 3s F Jan 1 1938-43.
Kansas City Terminal Ry—
1st g 4s 1960 opt 1930
Kansas Oklahoma & Gulf—
mx
,
b
-J&J
1978
J&J
Kentucky Cent 4s g 1987
J&J
Kentucky & Indiana Term RR
1st M 434s 1961 (sterling) .J&J
Acer int at exch rate 4.8665—
1st M 5s
accr int at rate 4.8665.
Plain
1961
J&J
1st mtge 4348 ungar 1961
Lake Erie & West 1st ext 4s 1947.
Stmpd
9534
101
Cong g ref 334s 1997
J&D
Leamington & St Clair 4s *45 A&O
Lehigh & Lake Erie 4 Ha '57.M&S
Lehigh & New England—
1st M gold 5s 1945
J&J
Gen mtge 4s ser A 1965
A&O
Lehigh Valley Harbor Term Ry—
1st mtge 5s 1954
F&A
Lehigh Valley—
1st 6s ext gold 4s 1948—J&D
96
843*
855*
'v- *>
95
1Q254
105
101
1093*
101
107
1005*
10254
'
9934
995*
104
10334
98
95
113
101
10034
104
Gen con go <1
as
63
9734
10534
75
75
37
68
IO2""
97
10434
101
10734
2.25%
3Ji
434
6%
84
64
57
52
88
89 v.
33
3434
10234
9l34
/
A—A&O 1
I®
54*
hi 3*
/
A&O /
B
36
5934
545*
59
57
UK
83
6734
....
60
8434
65"
Ref &
80
77
33
F&'A
b
34
63
3.35
85
1234
53
63
434
97
20
19
2234
52
18
84*
9834
3.00
Nominal.
873*
8034
N Y Cent equip trusts—
5s 1938-1939
90
1947
3d mtge 434s 1938
N Y & Greenwood Lake
Guar g 5s
N Y Lack & Western—
60"
8734
F&A
M&N
M&S
M&S
gold 4s 1941——M&S
General 1st 5s 1941
71
67
2.50%
86
„
1st & ref 4s ser A 1973...M&N
1st & ref 434s 1973 ser B—M&N
New York & Long Branch—
General
7634
6654
NY & NE Bos Ter 4s
38
N Y New Haven &
U54
173*
2.00%
2.50%
2.25%
1003*
9954
99
9634
8234
>
1
103 34
2.75
1.50
3-25
10834
10934
97
8354i
1045*
2.00%
1.00%
2.40%
1095*
1083*
105
102
9834
101
70
9734
97
H
103
10334
10634
1073*
Hartford—
conv—J&J15
3934
395*
Deb 4s May 11957
M&N
Deb 4s July 1 "55 non-conv J&J
Deb 4s 1956 non-conv—_M&N
Wi
2134
373*
Deb 6s
Deb
4s
Jap 15 '48
363*
38
1947 non-conv—-M&S
25
3634
M&S
26
4034
323*
34
38
334s March 1947
1954 non-conv—A&O
1956 conv
.J&J
15-year secured 6s 1940—-A&O
1st & ref 434s 1967
J&D
Equip tr 434s Sept 15 1937 to
Mar 15 1945
3734
2.60
100»32
109
M&S
1939-A&O /100
Deb 334s
Deb 334s
383*
1.25%
1.25%
2.00%
b
A—F&A
M
8834
9154
9054
1.75
M&N
1946
983*
106
1.75
M&N
23*s Mar 151938-1952
*
jo & St Louis—
1st gold 4s 1937
——A&O
3-year 6s Oct 11938-.-—--—
Ref 534s 1974 ser A
A&O
Ref 434s 1978 ser C
M&S
10-yr coll tr 4s 1946
F&A
Equip tr 434s 1937^*44 (yr)F&A
Equip tr 5s 1937-'38 (yr)—F&A
Equip trust 3s July 1 1938-'51
New York Connecting RR—
B
1035*
107
2.60
J&D
—M&S
N Y Chi
1st M 4 34s 1953 series
1st guar 5s 1953 series
New York & Erie RR—
9754
885*
983*
99
N Y & Har 1st g 334s 2000—M&N
N Y & Hob Fy 5s May '46—J&D
35*
3.75
98
1043*
tax-exempt--J&J
A 2013—A&O
1998
F&A
M C coll tr g 334s 1998—F&A
Spuyten Duyvil & Pt Morris—
334s 1959
J&D
1st 4s ext g
§53*
39
173*
1942
2d ext 5s 1939
3.55%
353*
if*
10351
10631
Ref & ref 4 34s ser
L S coll tr g 334s
434s Mar 15 1938-'39
4 34s 1938-1945
3734
353*
36
A&O
impt 5s 2013 O
Deb 4s
Deb
37
98
10-year 33*s sees f 1946—A&O
3 3*s conv secured 1952—M&N
New York Central & Hud RIv—
Ref g 334s July 1 1997—J&J
93
77
H°5H
Newport & Kichfor Is 5s 1941.
New Bbrk Central RR—
Cons mtge 4s 1998 ser A—F&A
Ref & impt 4 34s 2013 A—A&O
2234
/ 21
55
3.00%
.
84
.
(old company)—
gold 4s 1990
J&D
Mo Pacific RR (new company)—
V*
1st & ref 5s Jan 1965 A—_F&A
Certificates of deposit
106
118
1st & ref 5s 1977 ser F...M&S
98
Certificates of deposit—
52
1st & ref 5s 1978 ser G—M&N
Certificates of deposit
5534
1st & ref 5s 1980 ser H...A&0
6334
Certificates of deposit
1st & ref 5s 1981 ser I—.F&A
9854
Certificates of deposit
10534
Conv g 534s 1949 ser A—M&N
8134
Secured 53*s 1937-1956-.J&D
Equip trust 5s 1938 *40(yr)M&S
Eq tr 434s '38-'44 F (yr)..M&N
n
9234
1.00%
28
Newport & Cincinnati Bridge—
1st M g 434s 1945 guar
J&J
Mo Kan & Tex
f Price includes accrued interest, k Last sale
8434
deposit
/
1st 5s 1956 series O
F&A / 54
51
1st M 434s 1956 series D—F&A'
3.75
Equip trust 434s
10534
if!
1938-1952
95
_
Ref & impt 434s 52 ser A—J&J
New Orl Term 1st 4s 1953--J&J
New Orleans Texas & Mexico—
Non-cum inc 5f'35 ser A—A&O
1st M 534s 1954 series
Minneapolis & St Louis—
1st 7s *27 ext at 6% 1932—J&D /
55
1st consol gold 5s 1934—M&N
1034
Certificates of deposit....
534
1st refdg gold 4s 1949
M&S
Ref & ext 5s Feb *62 ser A.Q-F
Certificates of deposit..—..
Minneapolis Northfield&
95
Southern Ry 1st6s '41--M&S
Minn St P & Sault Ste Marie—
193*
1st cons gold 4s 1938-—..J&J
1834
1st cons gold 5s 1938
J&J
2134
1st cons 5s 1938 gu int
J&J
2d M gold 4s guar 1949—J&J
IB"
1st ref 6s 1946 series A
J&J
8234
1st ref 534s 1978 ser B
J&J
25-year 534s 1949
—M&S
M*
86
Secured notes 5s 1938—F&A
3.75
Eq tr 4s *37-'38 s-a
J&D15
M St P & SS M & Cent Term Rylst Ch Ter s f 4s '41op'16. M&N
65
Minn Terminal 1st 3 34s *50. -J&J
103
Minn/Transfer Ry 35*s 1956.J&O
Missouri Illinois Bridge and Belt
86
RR cons 4s 11951
J&J
Mo-Illinois RR5s 1959
J&J t MX
85
Mo & 111 Bdg & Belt 4s 1951
98
Mo Kans & Okla 5s 1942—M&S
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR—
76
Prior lien 5s 1962 ser A
J&J
Prior lien 4s 1962 ser B
J&J
66
Prior lien 434s 1978 ser D.J&J
Adj M 5s Jan 1967 ser A—A&O / 66
Eq tr 2 34s
Northern—
50-year 1st 5s 1983
J&J
Income deb 5s 2032
J&J
New Orl & Nor East 6s 1915
Extended at 5% 1940——M&N
97
1043*
1043*
104
1943—A&O
1st
Gen
b Basis,
95
10134
11334
96
Lehigh Valley Ry of New York
1st 4Mb gold 1940
J&J
Lehigh Vail Term 5s 1941..A&O
Lehigh & N Y 1st 4s 1945—M&S
50
4734
10934
116
gold 4s 2003
M&N
434s 2003..M&N
gold 5s 2003
M&N
;
100
...J&D
cons
1035*
1.25%
Con M 434s ann irred....J&D
Con M 6s ann irred
1063*
10854
1st mtge 58 ext at 3 % to '46 J&J
2d 5s 1941
J&J
Lake Shore & Mich South—
New Orleans Great
_
2.00%
8*
93
5: 4H
.
2,75
10934
Valley—5s
9734
8934
39
254
t^
(Foreign series) 1960—-—J&D
of N J 1st 6s 1910
1940
—A&O
50
,
Certificates of
1942--M&N
td
109
103
23*
ext at 5% to
2.00
b
1950—M&S
General 5s Jan 1 1938————
New Lon Nor 1st 4s 1940
J&J
Certificates of deposit.——
Adj M Apr 1 *53 ser A
Sept
/
Adj 5s series B 1953 Sept
Milwaukee & Northern—
1st ext 434s 1939—
.....
Con ext 434s 1939
—
Cons 6s 1913 ext at 434% to
1934 (1884)--J&D
Mil Sparta & NW 1st 4s 1947M&S
Mil&State Line 1st 334s 1941. J&J /
92
82 V
N J & N Y 1st ext 5s
2.20%
Midland
95
97
Income 5s Mar 1934
2.25%
U
8834
~
1st 5s 1954 series
1939——M&N
1940--J&J
1957-J& J10
-M&N
bonds
39
6*8*
94
M Air L 4s
Midi RR 4% franc
101
101
101
!S
70
1st g 4s Jol & N Ind
1st gold 334s 1952
Middlesex Val 1st 5s
30
98
117
Mb 1979 ser C. J&J
1st 5s Kal & S H
8354
283*
2734
'
M&S
2#
64
_
Ref &
27"
...M&S
M&S /
4s, 1938
1977
Secured 5s 1938
wiC1
16
■
7434
Eq 434s 1938-41 (yr)...J&J15
98
Eq tr 5s 1938 (s-a)
M&S
98
Eq tr 5s 1938-39 (year)—J&J
36
Montgom Div g 5s 1947—F&A
Mohawk & Malone—
86
1st guar g 4s 1991
M&S
68
Consol gold 334s 2002—M&S
89
Monon Coal—See Ohic Ind & Lou
21
Monongahela Ry Co—
107 X
1st mtge 4s ser A 1960--.M&N
118
117
Monongahela Sou 5s 1955—A&O
123
Gen 6s 1955
A&O
10934 Montana Wyoming & Southern—
45
1st mtge gold 5s 1939
M&S
104
J&J
10734 Montauk Ext 1st 5s 1945
94
10934 Montgomery & Erie 1st 5s 1956105
10454 Montour RR 1st 5s 1963—.F&A
88
995* Morris & Essex 334s 2000—J&D
9434
Constr'n 5s 1955 ser A
M&N
95
Oonstr'n 434s 1955 ser B-M&N
1.00%
1.25% Nashville Chattanooga & St L—
1st M 4s 1978 ser A
F&A
1.50*
Eq tr 434s 1937(yr)
A&O
3.10
Eq tr 23*s 1938-1952
M&S
Nashville Florence & Sheffield
90
1st guar gold 5s 1937
F&A
National Rys of Mexico—
3
Prior lien g 434s s f 1957—J&J
Gen mtge 4s 1977
A&O
Nat RR of Mex p 1 g 434s *26 J&J
r; 82
1st cons gold 4s 1951
A&O
104
Naugatuck 1st 4s 1954
M&N
New Eng cons 4s 1945 gu
J&J
Consol g 5s July 1 1945—J&J jr
104
48
N Hav & No Ham 4s 1956 guJ&D
79
10034
N J June 1st 4s gu 1986——F&A
--
Midland
J&J
Gen gold
10234
10334
10334
1.5034
6534
105 X
J&D
Sept 1
3s 1950 A&O
1 1950--J&J
__,.
,
& coll 4s ser A '45 J&D
gen 434s ser A 1960-J&D
Secured 6s 1959
_
104
1st mtge
Joplin Union Depot Co—
105
1st g 4 34s 1940 guar opt_M&N
105
1st 5s June 1 1944—-—J&D
Kalamazoo Allegheny &
10234
Grand Rapids gtd 5s *38--J&J
Kal & Sou Haven—See Mich Cent
Kalamazoo & White Pigeon RR
1053*
1st gold 5s 1940-J&J
106
Kanawha Br & Ter 5s 1948-A&0
Kana & Mich 1st 4s 1990--A&O k 10154
Kan City Ft Scott & Memphis—
Ref g 4s 1936 guar
A&O / 48
/ 47
Certificates of deposit
93
K C Mem & Bir 4s 1934
M&S
To be paid.
108
-----
Maine Central—
H
•
10734
4s *52 gu
Macon Terminal 5s
9834
,
1967—J&J
4s 1959 guar
con
10854
-J&J
J&D
L & N Term 1st g
Clearfield
Joliet & Northern Ind 4s 1957
Gen
115
1955—M&N
'46.F&A
gold 4s, 1952
8354
95
J&D
Southern Ry Joint Monon
99"
975*
18
/
10734
Ref & ext 5s series B
Eqtr 534s 1937-38
2.70
8334
8754
South East & St Louis Div—
2d mtge 3s 1980
M&S
Mob & Mont 434s 1945—M&S
93"
6s July 1 1967
Kan City Sou—1st g
Ref & Impt 58 Apr
103
2.00
Pad & Mem Div 1st 4s
_
1st g
103
Louisville & Nashville—
1.50%
1.60%
1.75%
i.75%
2.50%
1065*
_
Jamestown Frank &
1023*
95
90
72
J&J
J&J
4s 1945
Ref & impt 4 34s
10354
_
Unified gold 4s 1940-——-J&J
1st & ref 5s 2003 ser B
A&O
1st & ref 434s 2003 ser O—A&O
1st & ref 4s ser D 2003—-A&O
1st & ref 35*8 ser E 2003--A&O
g
Mobile & Ohio—
105
10234
1st mtge gold 5s 1946
J&J
Louisville & Jeffersonville Bridge
Guaranteed gold 4s 1945--M&S
67
64
97
Sp'field Div ext 334s 1951 J&J
western lines g 4s 1951—F&A
Indiana Bloomington & Western—
101
1st ext 4s 1940
A&O
Indiana Harbor Belt RR—
Genl mtge 4s 1957
—J&J 105
112
Gen mtge 434s 1957
—J&J
Indiana Illinois & Iowa—
1st gold 4s 1950
—-J&J 103 X
Indianapolis & Louisville—
1st guar 4s 1956
J&J f —
Indianapolis Union—
993*
Ref & imp M 3 Mb ser B *86 M&S
Internat-Great North Ry—
30
1st M g 6s 1952 series A—J&J
95*
AdJ M 6s July 1952 ser A.April
29
;• 1st M 5s 1956 series B
J&J
27
1st M 5s 1956 ser C
-J&J
3.90
Eq tr 434s 1938-42 (yr)— A&O
Internet Rys (Central America)—
855*
1st M 5s 1972 opt
M&N
975*
1st 1 & ref 634s 1947
F&A
103
Interstate Transf Ry 5s 1945-J&J
Iowa Cent 1st g 5s 1938
J&D
15
Certificates of deposit———
554
1st & ref g 4s 1951
M&S
Jacksonville & Gainesville &
OX
Gulf Ry 1st 5s 1951
A&O 1
Jackson Lansing & Saginaw92
lst 334s Sept 1 1951
Jacksonville Terminal—
105
1st 5s July 1 1939
10534
Ref & ext 5s series A 1967--J& J
_
Gen M
Louisville Henderson & St Louis—
7034
7034
663*
Mobile & Birmingham—
Prior lien 6s, 1945
29
25
/
A&O
1st M gold 5s 1935
89
1st g 3s sterling 1951
M&S
Coll trust gold 4s 1952—A&O
Ref
108
1st gold 4s 1939 guar
J&J
Long Dock cons 354s 1950—A&O
Long Island—
Unified g 4s, 1949
M&S
Gen mtge gold 4s 1938
J&D
Refunding mtge 4s 1949—M&S
4s stamped 1949-—M&S
b
Equip tr 5s 1938-39 (yr)..A&0
b
Equip tr 434s 1941-45 (yr).F&A
Los Ang-Pac Co ref 4s 1950—J&J
Louisiana & North Western—
103"
101
,
95 X
M&N
4%
101
Louisiana & Ark 5s A 1969-- -J&J
Illinois Central—
153*
153*
4s 1975.M&S /
3d 7a ext to July 1938 at
_
Hocking Valley Ry—1185*
1st cons gold 434s 1999—J&J
Eq tr 6s 1938 (ann)
A&O b 1.70
b
1.70
Eq tr 6s 1938-1939 (yr)...J&J
Holidaysburg Bedford & Cumb
106
1st M g 4s 1951 guar
-J&J
Holyoke & West 43*s 1951-- A&O
Housatonic con 6s 1937
M&N
Hudson & Manhattan—
122
120
Lex & East'n 1st gu 5s 1965—A&O
Lincoln Park & Charlotte—
Mo Pac (old)—Gen
Ask
Bid
Bonds
Ask
Bid
Bonds
Ask
Bid
Bonds
defaulted bonds
the date of issue
(s.-a.)-.M&Sl5
Equipt tr 4348 '37-*46 (yr).J&J
Equipment trust 5s..—
Har Riv & Pt Ohes 4s '54 M&N
N Y & N J Ferry 5s 1946
J&J
25
52
3934
3.75
375
3.50
9134
74
5834
403*
3.00%
3.00%
2 25%
943*
aug., 1937]
RAILROAD
NOTICE—All bond prices
are as near as
Bonds
Bonds
New York Ontario & Western—
Ref 1st g 4s June 1992
M&S
Gen M g 4s 1955 red-.
J&D
N Y Pennsylvania & Ohio—
Prior lien ext
4%s, 1950.-M&S
N Y Phil & Norf—1st
g 4s '39 J&J
:,:i
„
N
N
N
N
Income 4s Jan 1 1939
Stock trust ctfe 4s 1948
Y
Y
Y
Y
20
N Y Susq & Western—
1st refunding 5s 1937
14*
109 %
103%
1st p 4s 1937 s f oPt gu—J&J
Piedmont & Northern—
25
102%
25%
1st mtge 3%s 1966—-—J&O
Pitts Bessemer & Lake Erie—
94
104%
95%
J&J
2d mtge 4 %s 1937
F&A
Gen mtge. 5s g 1940——-F&A
Term 1st g 5s 1943
.M&N f
N Y Westchester & Bos
Philippine Railway—,
Cons gold 5s 1947—
Pitts Oin Chic & St Louis-—
Ref & imp 4%s 2047
4sseries D 1945
Q&J
12
26
25
80%
106%
117 %
gu
105%
95%
1938A&0
96%
75
110%
100%
100%
1.20%
2.00%
2.00%
104%
North Penna 1st 3%s, 1953—J&J
103
Gen g 3 3-10s 1953
J&D
98%
Northwestern Terminal RR—
1st M 5s 1977
An .-Apr / 40
^5s 1948.--.^.—. /
Norwich & Worcester 4 %s '47M&S
Ogdensburg & Lake Champlian—
1st guar g 4s 1948
J&J
Ohio Connecting 4s 1943
M&S
Ohio Ind & Western 5s 1938
Ohio & Little Kanawha5s '5CM&S
Old Colony RR 4s 1938
J&J
1st M 5%s 1944
F&A
107
117%
118%
1st & ref 4
%8 series B 1981
Pennsylvania RR—
Con M 4s gold 1943——M&N
Con M 4s gold 1948
M&N
Con M 48 gold 1948
sterling
stamped dollar—
M 4%s gold 1960
g 4%s 1965
Con
Gen
Gen
Gen
Gen
Deb
Gen
M&N
F&A
J&D
g 5s Dec 1 1968
J&D
M 4%s 1981 ser D—A&O
M 4%s ser E 1984
J&J
4%s
1970
.A&O
M 3%sser C 1970—A&O
Conv deb 3%s 1952—____A&O
30-yr secured 4s 1938-1964. J&J 6
Eq tr 5s 1938 (yr)
M&S
Gen equip 5s 1937-39 (yr).A&0
Eq tr 4%s 1937-39 (yr)__A&O
Eq tr 4s series E 1938-1949 J&J
98
IV*
98
95
106
98
91%
92%
25
27
92%
96
60
'
102%
103 %
105
100 %6
105%
104%
105%
105
104
107%
100%
101%
102%
100
100%
101
104%
106
108
113%
113
113%
120%
111%
117%
107%
107%
102%
99%
121
112
118%
108%
108
102%
100
105%
3.50
2 80
Eq tr 2%s ser H '38-'52__M&N
2.75
Peor & East cons 4s 1940—A&O
90
2d cons inc 4s 1990
Apr 1 /
Peoria & Pekin Union Ry—
1st g 5%s 1974 series A
F&A
108
Peoria Ry Ter 4s '37 gu op...J&J
/ 69
Pere Marquette Ry—
1st g 5s July 1956 ser A..J&J
102
1st g 4s July 1956 ser B—J&J •c 93
1st 4%s 1980 ser C_._—M&S
95®
Equipment trust 4%s—
6
2.90
Equip trust 2%s 1938-46—J&J 6
2.75
Perkiomen 1st 5s. 1938——Q-J
101
2d 5s. 193
Q-J
101
Phlla & Bait Cent 4s 1951—M&N
105
Phila Bait & Washington—
1st gold 4s 1943—......M&N
111%
Gen 4s April 1 1960—...A&O
106%
Gen 5s 1974 series B—..F&A
118
Gen M 4%s 1977 ser O— J&J k
114%
Gen 4%s series D 1981-.J&D
112%
1052*
2.25
1.00
1.20
1.20 y0
2.25%
2.00%
92
10%
....
,
109
71%
_
102%
96
a
06%
2.35%
2.25%
101%
101%
„
b Basis.
illpii
■
5
13%
40
108%
113%
87
85%
2.75%
2.50%
99
107
13%
80
98
75
83
107
1st
M
104
k Last sale,
n
Nominal.
73
95
97%
98%
2.00
2.00
2.00
71,^
1.25%
1-25%
l.g§%
73
103%
103%
& St
99%
91
/
17
J&D
J&J /
70
Louis Ry—
90
70
109
92
74
:
109%
99%
100
33%
75
79
35
21%
/
/
24%
21%
24%
72%
20%
23%
21
25
23%
21%
99
101
98
97
100
99
85
jk 42%
85%
53
/
30
33%
1.50%
ft
2 50
1.50%
2.50%
ft 3.50
103
J&D
102
105
109
103
W-B—
Berwick RR 5s 1952
111
A&O
Tampa & Gulf Coast—
1st g 5s 1953
A&O / 13
Tampa North 1st 5s '36 opt.J&J / 53
Tampa Union Sta 5s 1940.-M&N
95
Tampa Un Term 4-6%s '53.-J&J / 45
Tavares & Gulf 5s A 1935-— M&S
Term RR Assn
(St Louis)—
1st gold 4%s 1939
A&O
1st consol gold 5s 1944
F&A
Gen ref s f g 4s 53
opt '10i -J&J
Terre Haute & Peor 5s
Gen & ref 5s 1977 ser B-.-A&O
Gen & ref 5s 1979 ser O—A&O
Gen & ref 5s 1980 ser D
J&D
Eq tr 5s 1937-1939
M&N 6
Eq tr 4%s 1938-42 (yr)-—A&O 5
Eq tr 4%s 1938-43 (yr)—F&A 6
Equipment trust 4s
b
...
Tex Pac-Mo Pac Term RR—
1st M g 5%s 1964
M&S
Toledo Canada Southern & Dot—
1st 4s 1956
J&J
Toledo & Ohio Central—
Ref &
imp M 3 %s ser A *60 J&D
110
105%
122
123
102%
102
104
102%
2.00
2.85
2.85
2.85
2.25%
109%
110%
104%
105
103
Transylvania RR 1st 5s 1956.J&J
Tulsa Un Dep 1st 4%s '59..J&J
80
112%
102
103%
96%
106%
100
109
110
M&N
lI6"
104%
78%
107
94
121%
17%
108%
98
gu
107%
116%
1st mtge 4s ser B 1967
J&J
Toledo St Louis & Western—
1st gold 4s
April 1 1950—A&O
Tol Term 1st 4%s '57
104%
16%
14
106%
St Mary's Div 1st 4s 1951 F&A
Toledo Peoria & Western RR—
119%
24%
/
1942-M&S
Texarkana & Ft Smith—
1st M 5Hs 1950
guar
F&A
Texas City Term 6s 1941-J&J '26
Texas & NO con 5s 1943
J&J
Texas & Pacific Ry—
1st gold 5s 2000
.J&D
Tol Walhouding Valley & Ohio
1st g gu 4s 1942 ser O
M&S
Toronto Hamilton & BufTalolst gold 4s June 1 1946
J&D
Consol M 4%s 1966 ser A. F&A
/ 20%
/
25
A&O
inc 6s 1938
coup.M&N
Susquehanna Bloomsburg &
17%
(s-a) M&S ft 2.50
123%
104%
72
94
102%
Sunbury Hazleton &
87%
20%
23%
M&N
..J&J
104%
1st M
.......
& ref 5s 1972..
72
100%
106%
J&J
1st 3s Dec 1 1989
Suffolk & Car con 5s 1952
Sullivan Co RR 6s 1944
1%
72%
33%
Certificates of deposit stpdEq tr 5s 1937 (year)
M&!
Eq 4%s 1938-'41 BB (yr).F&;
1st
2.00
2.15
Develop & gen M g 4s '56-A&0
Develop & gen 6s 1956
A&O
Develop
gen 6%s 1956--A&O
Equipment trust 5 %a
& Sou Texas—
1st M guar g 5s 1940
J&J
21
Pacific ext 1st 4s £
1940...J&J
St Paul Union Depot—
Southern Railway—
1st consol g 5s 1994
Sturgis Goshen
T
Certificates of deposit
Mortgage 4s Dec 1 1996—J&D
St Paul East Gr Tr 4
%s '47—J&J
St Paul & Kansas
City Short Line
1st guar 4%s 1941
..F&A
St Paul Minn & Manitoba—
M&S
M&N
Stephonville Nor
106%
Prior lien 5s 1950 series B.J&J
Certificates of deposit..
Cons in 4 %s 1978 ser A
M&S
St Paul & Duluth—
1st consol g 4s 1968
92%
M&S
w
104
Prior lien 4s 1950 series A- J&J
Equipment trust 5s
Equip tr 4%s 1938-1945—J&J
1 '49..J&D
J&J
St Louis Div fst
96%
g 4s 1951-J&J
Mobile & O coll tr 4s '38-M&S
89%
Spartanburg Un Col 4s 1995.J&J
95
Spokane Falls & Nor 6s 1939.J&J
107
Spok Internat 1st g 5s 1955.J&J / 22%
Stark Elec RR 1st 7s 1952—J&D
/
17
Staten Isld Ry 4 %a 1943
103
J&D
106
M&S f
J&J
J&J
87%
76
g 5s 1996
Ry—
J&J
8%
8%
'
Aiken Branch 4s 1998
J&J
E Tenn
reorg lien 5s 1938 M&S
1st Mem Div
109%
Certificates of deposit
St L Peo & N W 5s
1948
J&J /
8t Louis-San Francisco
Ry—
1st term & unif 5s 1952
Gen & ref 5s ser A 1990
Eq tr 5%s 1938-1939
30%
27
122%
Eq tr 5s 1938-39 (s-a)
M&S
Eq tr 4_%s Oct '37-39 (s-a)A&O
109
1st gold 4s 1947
-J&J
St Lawr & Adirond 5s
1996--J&J
2d gold 6s 1996
A&O
Equipment trust 4s
2.00%
1.00%
104%
4%s 1957
J&J
Ruti Can 1st
g gu 4s 1949
J&J
Rutland con 4%s 1941
J&J
St Clair Mad & St Louis Belt—
Alton Bridge 1st g 4s '51--J&J
St Johns & L Cham 5s
1944-M&S
St Joseph & Grand Island—
St Loufe
Southwestern—
1st g 4s 1989
2d g inc 4s Nov 1989
107%
109
1st colltr 48 1949
opt
A&O
Rock Island Ark & Louisiana—
1st guar 4%s 1934
Rock Island-Frisco Term
/ 15%
67%
Stamped (Fed tax) 1955-J&J
95
107
1st g 4s Nov 1 1948——I-M&N
Rich & Peters 4%s 1940
A&O
Richmond Term 1st 5s 1952-J&J
Richmond-Washington Co—
Coll tr g gu 4s 1943
opt..-J&D
Rio Gr June 1st gu 5s 1939
J&D
Rio Gr So 1st g 4s 1940
J&J
1st g 48 guar 1940—
J&J
Rio Gr West 1st 4s 1939
J&J
Gen cons gug 5s 1963
A&O
Southern 111 & Mo Bridge Co—
1st M g 4s 1951
M&N
South Indiana 1st g 4s 1951.-F&A
Southern Pacific Co—
Southern Pacific RR Oal—
1st con g 5s
(guar) 1937.-M&N
1st ref g 4s 1955 opt 1910—J&J
104
1.75
13
Seaboard & Roanoke 5s 1931.J&J
Seacoast RR prior lien 5s '48-A&O
Shamokin Sun bury &
Lewiso'g—
4%s 1969 with warr
M&N
10-yr secured 3%s 1946
J&J
Equip 5s 1938-1939 (yr)__M&N
Eq tr 4%s 1938-40 (yr)
J&D
Eq tr 4%s 1938^1 (yr)—J&D
Pacific Fruit Express—
Eq 5s 1938-39 O (yr)_._M&S
Eq 58 1938-41 D (yr)
A&O
Southern Pacific (Golden Gate
Ferries) 1st 5%s 1949
A&O
107
106%
9
14%
deposit
40-year 4%s 1968
50-year 4%s 1981
99%
107
94
26%
(Oregon Lines)
110
.
i It*
Series A 1977
118
/
of
Coll tr 4s (OP) Aug
1st 4%s
108%
119
Port Reading 1st gu 5s 1941—J&J
Potomac Val 1st gu 5s g 1941-J&J
Prov Sec deb 4s 1957 gu
M&N
A
26%
•
2d ext'd 5s 1945
-J&J
106
Shrev Bdg & Ter 5s '55
91
gu
F&A
Sioux City & Pac 3
%a 1936._F&A f. 36
Somerset Ry 1st & ref 4s '55
J&J
66%
1st M 4s July 2 1950
J&J
67*
South Bound RR 1st 5s 1941 A&O
/ 32
South & North Alabama—
89
84%
84
3.50
3.25
ser
F&A
F&A
Atlanta-Birmingham Div—
1st g 4s May 1 1933
M&S /
Seab-All Florida Ry—
1st gu 6s 1935 series A
F&A
Certificates of deposit..
/
1st gu 6s 1935 ser B
F&A
Certificates
92
5s 1961
—J&J
Portland & Rumford Falls—
5s 1951
M&N
113"""
/This price includes accrued interest,
II
5
103
Guar
Salt Lake City Union
Depot
and RR 1st 5s 1938
M&N
_
,
117%
117%
107%
::::
84%
6s 1945
Certificates of deposit
notes 1931
Receiver ctfs 2-3 Ks '45
& Coal—
5s 1942-——J& J
4s 1943-M&N
Ry—
1st M 4%s 1958 ser A
J&D
1st M 4%s 1959 ser B
A&O
1st M 4%s 1960 ser O
A&O
Eqtr 3%s Apr 1 1938-1946—Eq tr 2%s 1937-1946
J&D
Pitts Young & Ashtabula—
1st gen 4s series A 1948—J&D
1st M 5s 1962 series B
F&A
1st gen 5s 1974 series C—J&D
1st 4%s series D 1977
J&D
Portl (Me) Term gu 4s 1961-J&J
gu
cons
12
15%
/
M&S /
5% secured
6% receivers' ctfs 1927—F&A /
12%
Pittsburgh & Shawmut—
1st s f g 5s 1959
——J&D /
Pitts Shenango & Lake Erie-—
115
1st gold 5s 1940
---A&O
115
Cons 1st g 5s July 1 1943—J&J
St Louis City see Pac of Mo
St Louis Iron Mt & Sou—
Riv & Gulf Divs 4s 1933-M&N
109
1.50
1.65
1.65
-
18
97
Pa & N Y Canal
con 5s 1939 A&O
Cons mtge 4%s 1939
..A&O
Cons mtge 4s 1939
A&O
Penn Ohio & Detroit RR—
1st & ref 4%s 1977 ser A.-A&O
107
14
Pennsylvania Company—
28-year secured 4s 1963—-F&A
Gu tr ctfs g 4s 1952
.M&N
Gu tr ctfs g 3%8 1937——M&S
Gu tr ctfs g 3%s 1941
F&A
Gu tr ctfs g 3%s 1942—J&D
Gu tr ctfs g 3%s 1944
J&D
Pitts Shawmut & Northern—■
1st gold 5s 1949
——J&A
Gold 4s Feb 1 1952--—F&A /
Reading Company—
Jer Cent 4s '51 opt *06--.A&O
Gen&ref4%s 1997 ser A--J&J
Gen & ref 4%s 1997 ser B J&J
Eq 4%s 1938-'45 (s-a)—M&N
Equipment trust 5s
Philadelphia & Reading RR—
Imp M ext g 4s 1947—-A&O
Extended 4%s Oct 1 1943—
Term 5s g gu May 1 *41 Q&F
Rensselaer & Saratoga—
bds May 11941
M&N
edericksbg & Potomac—
Cons mtge 4 %s 1940
A&O
Richmond & Mecklenburg—
102%
S3 95
/ 42
/ 42
1st M 5s 1945 series B
J&D / 42
1st M 4%s 1950 series O—J&J
/ 42
Ore RR & Navcons 4s 1946-J&D
109%
Paducah & 111 1st 4%s 1955.J&J
Paris-Orleans extl 5Ks 1968 M&S
6% franc bonds (foreign series)
red to 1956J&D
Paterson Extension 5s 1950-J&D
Paulista Ry 1st 7s *42serAM&S15
1st &
116%
117%
116%
107%
1st 5s 1931
J&J
Ral & Gaston 1st 5s g 1947—J&J
Raritan River 1st g 5s 1939--J&J
Reading Belt 1st 4s 1950—M&S
106%
101%
110
108
Santa Fe Prescott & Phoenixlst g 5s 1942
M&S
113%
Scioto Val & N E 1st 4s 1989M&N
113
Seaboard Air Line Ry Go—
1st gold 4s 1950
A&O / 25
Stamped.
__A&0 / 26
Adj mtge 5s Oct 1 1949—F&A /
8%
Ref gold 4s 1959 opt
A&O / 13%
Certificates of deposit
Raleigh & Augusta Air Line—
20
*
2d ext 5s gold 1938
-.J&J
Cardelet Br 1st 4%s 1938.A&O
St Louis City real est 5s '38 J&J
116%
....-M&N
Prov Ter 1st g 4s
gu 1956—M&S
Prov & Wore 1st 4s 1947—A&O
103%
Ore Short Line 1st 5s 1946--J&J
1st cons guar 5s 1946
J&J
Oregon-Wash RR & Nav—
1st & ref g gu 4s '61 opt—J&J
Pacific Coast Terminals Ltd—
1st Ms f 6%s 1948
F&A
Pac Fruit Express—See Sou Pac—
Pac of Mo 1st ex g 4s 1938--F&A
107
110
110
4%s series I 1963
-F&A
4%s series J 1964--.--—M&N
Gen M 5s 1970 ser A
J&D
Gen M 5s 1975 ser B—A&O
Gen M 4%s 1977 ser O—J&J
118%
110
100
Pittsb Term RR
1st g guar s f
Pitts Va & Char
Pitts & West Va
77
Ref & Imp 6s 2047 ser
110%
Ref & imp 5s 2047 ser
100
Ref & Imp 5s 2047 ser D—J&J
100
Eq tr 4%s 1938-'40 (yr)M&S15 ft 1.80
Eq tr 2%s 1938-1947
M&S 6 2 40
Eq tr 2%s 1938-1946
J&J ft 2.40
Nor RR of N J gen 4%s 2000-J&J
,:70
No Ry of Oal 5s g
F&A
F 1953———-J&P
4sseries G 1957--.——--M&N
4s series H 1960—-—--*&A
IVA
99
98%
105
99
M&N
4s series
90
104%
74%
Q&F
A.J&J
B—.J&J
C
J&J
-A&O
3%s series E 1949
IV*
60
72%
ser
108%
110%
110%
70
<
,
lif)*
4%s series B 1942
4%s series O 1942
Apr 1 '33
to Apr 1 1937
coupons
Northern Pacific—
Prior lien g 4s Jan 1997Gen lien g 3s Jan 2047
J&J
Con g gu 4%s ser A 1940-A&O
83%
30
Norfolk & Car 1st 5s 1939—A&O
2nd 5s
1946
J&J
Norfolk Southern—
1st & ref g 5s '61 opt '15-F&A t
25%
Certificates of deposit
/ 23 %
Norf & South 1st 5s 1941.M&N
1st gen g 58 1954 opt
J&J / §5"
Norfolk Term 1st gu 4s 1961M&N
105%
Norf Term & Transp 5s '48F&A
116
Norf & W Ry 1st con 4s '96-A&0
116%
Norrist'n & Maine 1st 4s *52 M&S
104
Northern Central—
Gen & ref 5s 1974 ser A—M&S
120%
Gen & ref g 4%s ser A *74.M&S
120
Northern Ohio Ry 1st guar 5s—
Oct 1 1934 & sub coups 1945
/ 80
Oct 1937 and subs
coupons
/ 72%
Ctfs of dep stmpd as to sale of
Apr '33, Oct '33 & Apr'34, '45
72%
101%
109%
*
San Fran & San Joaquin Val—
1st g 5s Oct 1 1940
A&O
San Fran Term 1st 4s 1950--A&O
_
Ry—
1st M g 4%s 1946
guar...J&J /
Nord Ry s f 6%s 1950---.—A&O
as to sale of
Salt Lake & Ogden 6s 1934
San Antonio & Aransas Pass—
1st guar g 4s 1943
J&J
13%
100
J&D
103%
A&O /100%
A&O
80
F&A
108
M&N / 47
& Stamford 4s 1958
Bonds
Phila & Chester Val 4s 1938.A&O
101
Phila Newton & N Y 3s 1942 A&O
100
Phila & Reading RR—See "Readi ngCo.'
108%
M&N
Prov & Bos 4s 1942
& Put 1st 4s g 1993
Short Line 4s 1957
Stamped
BONDS
"and interest" except where marked "f" and
income and defaulted bonds
possible for the closing day of the month
preceding the date of issue
are
Quotations for all securities
98%
103
65
103%
1.50%
2.25%
2.25%
RAILROAD BONDS
7 2
securities are as near as possible for the
Quotations for all
Bid
Stocks
Bonds and
T.
,
A1 Great Southern com
114
96k
2.50
1.50
1.75
1.25
116
5s 46.M&S
—M&S
Co (Dallas)-—
100
(gu)—100
118
Atlanta Birm & Coast
1st mtge
118
112
HIM
Cons g
Baltimore & Ohio
106
100M
111
Beech Creek
A
4s 1955 series
A—.F&A
5% conv preferred
(guar N Y
Belgian Nat Rys Co—
111
Series B 1957
M&N
Vera Cruz & Pacific RR—
1st guar 4Mb unassented
2%
/
*:v
July 1914 coupon—J&J1934
?:/V 3
July 1914 coupon off—.-J&J
1st guar 4 Ha assented—
3M
Cash war & scrip ret No. o on
103 M
Vermont Vail 1st 4Mb 1940--A&O
Vicksburg Bridge & Term Co—
62
1st M 8*t 6s 1958—
M&S
18
Debenture s f 7s 1948
M&S
Vicksburg Shreveport & Pacific—
102
Pr lien 6s '15 ext 5% '40--M&N
101
Gen 5s May 1 1941
M&N
98
ref & impt 5s 1973
M&N
103
Va & Southwest 5s 2003
-J&J
96
1st cons g 5s 1958—....A&O
American shares
Bellefonte
-
5Ji
64
20
Virginian Ry—
„
1st lien & ref 3 Mb A 1966-M&S
Eqtr 4Mb 1938-1940 (yr)-_J&J
Eqtr5s 1938 (yr)
M&N
Wabash Railroad Co— j
1st gold 5s 1939—..—.M&N
2d gold 5s 1939--.--.—F&A
Deb mtge 6s series B 1939-J&J
97M
104 M
2.00
li75
105M
1.25
1.20
gold 4s 1954^J&J
WA
95
95
Equipment trust 5 Ms——
Equipment trust 5s
——
Eqtr 4Mb 1938-43 (yr)-. A&O
Det & Chic ext 1st g 5s 41.J&J
Des M Div 1st g 4s 1939--J&J
Toledo & Chic 4s g 1941—M&S
Omaha Div. 1st 3 Ha g '41-A&0
Wabash Railway Co—
95
95
60
28
_
B—F&A
Ref & gen 5s 1976 ser
Certificates of deposit--- —
27
Ref & gen 5s 1980 ser D__A&O
Certificates of deposit-.—-
3 Ms
Jan 1954 opt
62
J&J
1924
106 M
109 M
Co—'6Ha 1945—F&A
1st gold 4s 1945 guar
F&A
Washington & Vandemere—
1st 4Mb 1947
F&A
West Shore 1st 4s 2361
J&J
West Virginia & Pittsburgh—
1st g s f 4s 1990
—A&O
West Fruit Exp—See Gr Nor
Western Maryland 4s 1952.A&0
1st & ref 5 Ha 1977 ser A—J&J
Equipment trust 4 Ms
Equipment trust 5s
—
West N Y & Penna 4s 1943-A&0
Western Pacific RR Corp—
1st M 5s 1946 series A
M&S
Assented 5s 1946—
92
92
1st g gu
I
Cin Union Term
6% non-cum
101M
108M
2.25%
2.25%
109
31M
111M
I#
2.75
100 M
101
94
106
lilM
105
I
J&D
16
45
f
—-
19 M
103 M
4s 1949
Certificates of deposit
92
:
IU2M
98
108M
115
21M
Sup & Dul Div 4s 1930.-_M&N
Certificates of deposit
Marshl'ield & S'eastern div 4s
h%
20
22
r
23 M
24 M
r
14M
16 M
r
15M
20
55
..M&N
Conn Eastern Ry—
1st gold 4Mb 1943
J&J
Yonkers Ry see "P U" bonds—
Yos«raite Vail s f g 5s 1936--J&J /
Worcester &
i." 4M
3M
12
13
16
16
River
Pennsylvania RR
Pennroad Corp v t c_
Paterson & Hudson
Peoria & Bureau Val
Peoria
6
365
(guar)
25
W
100
preferred
P & R)
50
(guar).— 50
Preferred (guar Nor Cent). 50
100
4% non-cum
4% non-cum
preferred--100
preferred--100
(guar)
50
(guar Pa RR)— 50
Ft Wayne & Jack pref (guar)-100
Georgia RR & Bank Co (gu)-l00
Erie & Pitts
Ry—
Iron Ore Prop trust ctfs—.—*
Preferred (capital stock
--*
Green Bay & Western—
100
Gulf Mobile & Northern com. 100
6% preferred
—
100
Hudson & Manhattan
100
5% n^n-cum preferred
Illinois Central
100
---100
pref series A_ _100
Loased lines (guar)
100
Stk tr ctfs—See RR Securs Co
Internat Rys (Cent Am) com _*
Non-cum 6 %
-*
ctfs
5% preferred
Jollet & Chic (guar O &
Kal Allegan & Gr Rap
100
A)—100
(gu)—100
Chic—Pref (gu)—100
Southern
100
Kansas City
4% non-cum preferred
100
Lackawanna RR of N J-..—100
Lehigh Valley-.......---—
Preferred.
- i-*
original guar...
Spec guar betterment
50
50
50
stk-- 50
22
111
6M
48
15M
J* Vg:6 'v
57
14
20""
20^
35
M
1%
St Louis
49 %
50 H
100
4-2% non-cum
Southern
12
43 X
40
3M
2%
10
9
22%
24
40
44
60 M
61
6M
5M
v;
6M
6M
50 %
50
154
92
148
88
117
112
18
:
29 H
64
32
15
15M
67
32
106'
51
75"
2M
6
100
6X
5% non-cum preferred
100
Saratoga & Schenectady (gu)-100
Seaboard Air Line common
*
64 M
11
49
140
70
2X
100
Francisco Ry—100
Southern
1%
5X
preferred—100
48
:
preferred...—100
Tennessee
ctfs
100
(guar)-—100
33
45%
55 X
90
35
21M
17
Central...—......
Preferred
4% non-cum preferred--—100
United N J RR & Canal (gu)-100
Susq Val (gu)-100
Utica Clinton & Binghamton.100
Valley RR (N Y) (guar)
100
Vermont & Mass (guar)
100
Vicksb Shrevep & Pac com..-100
Utica Chen &
5% non-cum preferred--..-100
Virginian Ry common.......100
6% cum preferred
—100
Wabash Ry
—100
5% non-cum preferred A—100
5% non-cum conv pref B—100
Warren N J (guar D L & W). 50
West Jersey & Seashore (gu). 50
Western Maryland
1st preferred
32M
44 M
49
Mob & Ohio stk tr
Southwestern of Ga
5M
52
48
50
Pacific Co,
......100
Ry common ......-100
.....—
5% non-cum
124
118„
—........100
Texas & Pacific Ry
100
195
Troy & Gr'bush (gu N Y G)— 50
Tunnel RR of St Louis
100
22
50 H Union Pacific—Common—...100
21M
78
24
79
90
190
103
Bridge 1st pref
95
v
23
17
70
17
200
13Hi
15M
85
95
12
23
76M
90
112
112
165
100
Sharon
16M
163
34?
393
373
4
6% non-cum preferred
55"
15M
37
34 M
15X
33
72
St Louis Southwestern
72
22 H
24 H
100
preferred
2d preferred
St Louis-San
166,:
22
118
88
200
45 i
32 X
100
Rome & Clint (gu
Rutland 7%
92X
91
31
162
D & H)—100
Roch & Genesee Val RR
37 H
84
173""
175M
100
...100
6% guaranteed
7% guaranteed
65"
42
118
4% non-cum 1st
101
66
61
...
50
pref
50
4% non-cum 2d pref
50
Rensselaer & Saratoga (guar)-100
Rich Fred & Potom—com—100
Dividend obligations--.—100
li"
36f
15 ^
;
40
80
Reading Co
100
52
74M
154
1952—1000
}4% 111 Cent stk ctf
13
71
9M
(gu)—100
16M
78
195
80 M
7% pref (guar Pa RR )
100
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
50
Pittsburgh & West Virginia.—100
Pitts Youngs & Ashta 7 % pref 100
Portland & Ogdensburg
100
Prov & Worcester (guar)
-100
Railroad Securities Co—
20
10 H
32
76
—
Pitts Ft W & Chic com
88"
41
25
166
108
107
100
100
150
75
16M
18H
17 X
127
8
270
50
-50
3 Ti
3%
120
50
220
—100
65
37??
Pa RR)-100
*
Pittsburgh Bess & Lake Erie
50
Preferred
50
Pitts Cin Chic & St Louis
100
ioo>^
7%-50
20
68
37 X
—100
Piedmont & Northern
380
86M
19
58
55
100
& Eastern
Phila Germ & Norris (guar)-.
110M
105
79
64
Phila & Trenton (gu
;
70
62
103
115
65
50
1
(guar)-.100
5% prior preferred
4H
3M
29 M
74
101
100
50
Marquette Ry com
5% preferred
...
+2
99K
57
W) 50
Pere
5
nJK
Elmira & W'msport
Little Miami
Passaic & Del Ext
11%
2%
2H
4K
(guar)—}00
Detroit & Mackinac Ry
]00
5 % non-cum preferred
100
Duluth South Snore & Atl_.—100
K C St L &
>
10 H
112
..100
Securities Co
Oswego & Syrac (gu D L &
,9M
y
167
99 M
106
29 X
...100
N J (guar Erie)-100
106
163
M)__100
243
104M
Ogden Mine RR (gu On N J)-100
Old Colony (gu NY NH&H)„100
2H
7%
2%
ilM
■
1M
R~io Gr" West 6 % pref-100
Com vot trust
98 H
110
7M
Great Northern
108
J&J
A&O
103 M
72
k
Erie & Kalamazoo
5s 1938
...J&D
Wilmington & Newbern—
1st gold 4s 1947
F&A
Wilmington & Nor 4Mb '77--J&D
Gen 5s Aug 1 1982
F&A
Wilmington Ry Bdge 5s '43-A&0
Winston-Salem Southbound—
1st gold guar 4s 1960
J&J
Winston-Salem Term 5s '66-A&0
Wisconsin Central Ry—
i
51M
2M
&
4H
14 X
3
240
North Pennsylv (gu P & R).. 50
Norwich & Worcester pref. .—100
20
100
preferred--100
preferred--100
1st
2d
Northern
51M
94 M
Erie-—Co mmon
18
North RR of
55
71
100
—
6% non-cum
17
101
1st guar g
1
4% 1st non-cum
4% 2d non-cum
Denv &
106
F&A
6s 1939
Will mar & Sioux Falls—
1951
Pa RR)
Southern
Columbus & Xenia
North'n N H (guar B
Northern Pacific Ry
55
preferred-----100
112M
_
Ry—
1 1938
Southern Ry—
1st gen g
97^
East Penna (guar
5s 1942—
1st & ref 4s 1959
96
5% pref-—100
& St L.—100
Detroit Hills & S
/
12
36
88
2%
2%
Ry
Adjust 4% non-cum pref.100
No Carolina (guar Sou RR)_.100
Northern Cent (guar Pa RR). 50
Norfolk & Western
55^
33.
128
14
100
100
-.100
Norfolk Southern
~9"
—
Special guar 4%
Colorado &
82
127
119
100
7% conv preferred
134
35
52
403
513
831
1291
51
4M
N Y Ontario & Western
ii'H
34
'
Wilkes-Barre & Scranton
1st 4Mb May
Willamette Val
17
6
22"
40
84
6
-—J 00
Pacific.-l 00
50
12
14
:
100
preferred series A
135
18"
13 M
preferred------50
Cleve & Pitts (gu
Northern
N Y & Harlem com (gu)_.—
:
%
128
100
6%
12
12
-50
Conn & Passumpsic pref.-.--100
2.75% Consol Rys of Cuba 6% prof.]00
1.75% Cuba RR 6% non-cum pref--100
101X Dayton & Mich com (guar)
50
Preferred (guar O H & D) — 50
Delaware & Bound Br (guar)-100
Delaware & Hudson Co
--100
107
Delaware Lack & Western— 50
39
Wilkes-Barre
1st guar g
5% non-cum
-100
RR—
9M
Cleve Cine Chicago
'
M&N
4 Ms 1941 opt
& Eastern—
94
2.65
7
J&J
Sou 1st 6s '38 J&J '35
Ry—
Cincinnati
2.65
_
fi!*
——-100
Sandusky & Cleveland
92 M
101M
107 X
Equipment trust 5s—
—
Eqtr 5Ms 1937-'38 (yr)-_J&D
2Mb trustees ctfs Dec. 1 1938—
Western Pocahontas 4 Ms 1945-Western Ry of Ala 4Mb '58—A&O
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR—
Ref mtge. 4s ser D 1966--M&S
1st consol gold 4s 1949—M&S
Wheeling Term 4s 1940
F&A
White & Black River Valley—
Wichita Union Terminal
Cin New Orl & Texas
Preferred
100
inferred--100
N Y Chic & St Louis com
39 M
preferred..—-100
6% preferred
94M
33
1H
100
*
New York Central
~6M
Common
7%
n*
New Orleans Great
38M
5% non-cum preferred——100
Chicago & North Western
100
7% non-cum preferred.——100
Chic R I & Pacific common—100
'
93 M
-
Wichita Falls &
64
103 M
5s '39-J&J
Wash Term
1st 5s 1980
75M
100M
99M
Washington Co Ry 1st g guar
41
32M
New Orl Texas & Mexico
common—100
4% non-cum preferred
Ohic Milw St P & pacific-
56
100
New London Northern
18
100
4% preferred
Ry
50
National Rys of Mexico—
1st 4% non-cum pref
2d 5% non-cum
32
m
04
58
100
45
Nashv Chatt & St Louis
9H
132
2F
7%
.
Original
Unstamped
1M
130 H
Car
29
Warren 1st ref g 3Ms 2000--F&A
Wash Cent 4s Mar 1948-- —Mar
88 H
'
.
Nashville & Decatur—
15
100
-*5
Chic Ind & Louisv
Mobile & Ohio—See Southern
.42
>15
5% class A
100
8% class B
J 00
1st pref 7 % class O
100
1st pref 10% class D-—100
1st pref 4M% class E- -.100
6% non-cum pref stamped--100
Bost & Prov (guar Old Col)-—100
Camden & Burl Co (guar)—-25
31
4% non-cum preferred
9
1st pref
1st pref
11^
32
Ref & gen 4 Ha 1978 ser O.A&O
Certificates of deposit _____ _
43
12
Clinchfield & O unstmp—100
Common stamped
-100
32M Catawissa RR—1st pref (guar) .50
100
2d pref (guar P &R)-------50
100
Cayuga & Susq (gu D L & 77)_30
100
Central of New Jersey
100
Chesapeake Corp
71" Chesapeake & Ohio common—-25
91M
Preferred series A
100
61M Chicago Burl & Quincy.
100
Chic & East Illinois common-100
30
6% preferred
100
32M Chicago Great Western com.-100
A—.M&S
32M
3X
3
100
5 % conv preferred
.....100
Mobile & Birmingham—
10
iou
Canadian Pacific
100
Missouri Pacific com
107
9
100
Canada Southern
65
28 H
S
10
7
24
*
7% preferred series A
89""
.
91M
Ref & gen 5 Ms 1975
Certificates of deposit—
Wash & Frankl Ry 1st
------50
C)--100
Common
100
Mo-Kan-Texas RR com
Morris & Essex (guar)
Unstamped—
v' ,
1st pref 5% class A..---100
1st pref 8% class B_.—100
1st pref 7% class C-!100
1st pref 10% class D
100
1st pref 4 M % class E
100
6% non-cum preferred
100
7% prior preferred
100
Stamped—
1nn
104h
106
84
100
Mississippi Central
53 M
32
M
IX
2%
2%
8M
100
7% non-cum preferred
4% leased line ctfs
28 M
N Y
Boston & Maine common
-
1st lien term
50 M
87 M
H
129 M
25
15
Minneapolis & St Louis
100
Minneapolis StP & S SM—100
72
42M
106M
38 M
56 X
1000
2
,
57
52
partic pref---
Central
Boston & Alb (guar
19M
53 M
900
98^
51
57
21
52
97
100
19%
720
6!°2
50
Navig. 50
Hav (gu)_. 50
Preferred
86 X
19
Minehill & Schuyi
168
56
0)—50
120
Mill Creek & Minehill
93
4% non-cum pref
-—100
Bangor & Aroostook com
-50
110
85
.-100
82
98
common—100
51
(guar100
Louisville & Nashville
103 M
162
Augusta & Savannah (guar)--100
Bait & Cumberland 7% gu—-50
118
.
99 M
80M
Atlanta & West Point
r-lyx
Atlantic Coast L Co of Conn-.50
Atlantic Coast L RR com
100
97
3 Ms 1967
—F&A
United N J RR & Canal Co—1st 4Mb Sept 1 1979
M&S
General gold 4s 1944
M&S
1st 4s Sept 1 1948
—■M&S
1st 4Mb Feb 1 1973
F&A
Gen 1st g 3Ms 1951
M&S
Utica Clin & Bing 5s 1939—J&J
33
30
pref---100
49
173
33
(guar)---100
Atlan & Char Air L
Bid
Lykens Valley RR & Coal— 20
Mahoning Coal RR
50
Pref (guar LS&MS)
50
Maine Central
100
36M
Preferred
100
38
Michigan Central
100
38
39 M Middl .nd Valley common—. 50
2}
33
P
96 M
Eq tr £sT937"(yr).
Union RR (Penn) 1st
Deb 6s 1946
Vandalia RR—
90
98 M
Albany & Susquehanna
Alleghany Corp common
5M% pref (with $30 warr)-100
97
5M % pref (without warr)--100
1.75
5M % pref (with $40 warr)-100
2 M % prior conv pref
1.00%
- *
1.00% Allegheny & West (6% guar) -100
1.00% Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe-100
5% non-cum pref
100
114M
36-year 3 Ms debs 1971-M&N
34-year 3 Ha debs 1970---A&O
Eq tr 25is ser E 1938-52--J&J
Eqtr
Union Terminal
80
87
Alabama & Vicksburg _gu
Preferred
Lit Schuyi Nav RR &
Louis & Mo Riv pref
78
5U
-50
107
113 H
107 M
T
1st ry & land gr 4s g 1947—J&J
1st & ref 4s June 2008—--M&S
1st & ref 5s June 2 2008--M&S
•
STOCKS
106
Ask
Par
Ooal(gu) 50
Stocks
Ask
Bid
Par
Stocks
Ask
RAILROAD
Ohio)
J&J
Union Depot (Columbus,
Gen 4Mb 1040
Union Pacific—
marked *'(' and income and defaulted bonds
closing dfty
month preceding the date of Issue
where
bond prices are Mand interest** airunt
All
NOTIPF
Ry com—100
.....100
4% non-cum 2d pref.-...-100
Western Pacific RR Corp
100
6% non-cum preferred-.*—100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
6M % cum-conv preferred-. 100
110
105
45M
63
40
58
140
125X
92 M
126""
247
252
93%
91
87
-
68
io5""
95
131
82
127
78
'!'■85
90
175
170
y
126 I
118M
4H
.
4X
sx
8M
7M
8M
47
50
60 M
63 1
8%
100
105
v
15
1
2X
iv
16 M
2M
7%
102
108
102 %
125
l
■ale.
_
* No par value,
t Quotations represent dollars per $100 face amount,
b Basis.
/This includes accrued Interest,
k Last
n
Nominal.
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
Stocks and Bonds
Par
Bid
Administered Fund 2d inc
*
Affiliated Fund com.-...-.--125
lg§g
Air Investors Inc
v
t c
*
Convertible preferred-
....
Warrants
''V
*
Aldred Invest Trust
(Mass)—
Deb 4**s with
Alliance Investment
Allied Int
.*
Corp
♦
American British & Continental—
Common
*
$6 preferred
Deb g 5s 1953
Amor Business
Amer
Coll tr s f 5s 1958 ser A
American General Corp
2 preferred
f2 j* preferred
33
80
12 Vs
13?*
Gen'l Realty & Utilities com—
W
$6 pref (with warrants)
*
German Credit & Investment—
Pref allot ctf 25% lBt pref—*
102**
...
275*
AX
24
27
52
92**
95
85
86 J*
94**
7**
95**
37
_
Boston Fund Inc
British Type Investors class A
1
Broad St. Invest Co
Inc.......5
Bullock Fund Ltd
l
Canadian Internat Inv Trust—
24.94
22
_
cum
pref series A
Nat
75c
38.56
36.05
5s series A 1959
A&O
Canadian Invest. Fund, Ltd
1
Canadian Pow & Pap Invest Ltd—
Deb 5s series A 1958
F&A
$3
26.67
55c
23**
I'M
4.95
run
1
»
2
...10
1 63
15**
• '3;;
45
»
•;
•:
....
Corp class A..""*
73
39**
41**
Century Shares-Trust....
Chicago Corporation
--..III*'
Convertible preferred
*
25.71
27.64
Christiana Securities com
100
Commonwealth In vestment ....1
Commonwealth Secure common-*
jfe Preferred
100
Consolidated Funds Corp cl. A_1
$5 preferred
$50 preferred
Consolidated Invest Trust com 1
Warrants
Continental Secur Corp com .1
5% preferred
100
Debenture 5s May 1 1942
Continental Shares com
*
230
5.40
Class B
*
8
4?
1**
AA
Accumulative series"! 1111
AA (modified)
ACC (modified)
Crum & Foreter Inc
......
Crum & Forster Insureh B„_
7% cum preferred
.
Trustee Shares
68
73
95
,
17*
2598
°7**
;
17**
5**
2.87
3.70
3.70
25**
10
32
100
*
35"
112
6.48
Equity Corp common........ 10c
$3 conv preferred
—.....1
Equity Shares..........
Equity Trust Shares in Amer"11
Fidelity Fund. Inc
Z*
Corp............ 10
1956
*
No
oar
value,
t Called July 1 at 102.
2
1948
1
....
*
3.44
...
Preferred-
28
4**
19*
29.81
21.41
;
Series
25.78
20.74
Series S-2
26.36
_______
Series S-4
12.50
3
.....
Larkins Warr Trust.
Major Shares Corp
......10
3 H
*
Maryland Fund Inc
9.70
10c
Massachusetts Investors Trust--1
26.65
Mutual Investment Trust
16.44
10
National Bond & Invest com
26
*
5% preferred ser A w w
90
100
Nat Bond & Share
Corp.....
* ;$ 55
National Investors
3.00
.25o
.
common
7.45
75**
70c
2
38**
5**
4.65
30.34
25
e
$5.50 prior stock...
Conv preferred
Allotment certificates
Shawmut Bank Inv Trust—
22.70
28.89
Class AA
Class B
4**
Class D
80c
3**
4.05
61**
4.12
:
61**
_
97**
96
25
J*
112
18.89
*
X
22.7I
4.35
95
1.02
117
3ofr
80c
13**
50**
.............1
...
.......3
Warrants
5s conv deb 1953
J&J
Trusteed Amer Bank Shares B 25c
7.55 Trusteed
Industry Shares....25c
Trustee N Y Bank Shares....50c
"80c Trustee Stand Invest ser 0-.-..1
3.10
2 25
20.31
20c
32*
11.25
11.71
12.62
_
122
56
4.6o
12.15
12.65
13.62
11.41
13.64
13.73
15.63
14.72
14.82
V'C
•
...1
Trustee Standard Oil shares A..1
Series B
1
Union Investment common
*
Conv deb 5s 1946
M&S
United N Y Bank Shares C3
*
United N Y Trust Shares ser F.
16.83
Banking Corp..
Light & Pow
U S Elec
tr ctf A
u
Trust ctfe series B
Voting trust ctfs
....
U S & Foreign Securities
com..*
$6 1st oreferred
U. S. & International
1st
Sec.—.._
pref with warrants.
...»
Utility Equities Corp..........5
102**
__5
103**
13**
96
63 J*
95**
96**
Conv preferred
Utility & Industrial Corp
♦
::::..i
:::.i
k Last sale,
2.76
3.54
3.48
3.28
n
Nominal,
7
5
Convertible preferred
7
Wellington Fund
Western Reserve Investing—
Deb 5 **s 1944
F&A
Shares—
/ Flat price
95
23
Supervised Shares
95
9**
4 10c
IIIIIIIlOO
.....
*
__5
...
30.40 Third National Investors...
1
17.97 Tri-Continental Corp
*
27
6% cum preferred
...»
10.56
ZZZZZZ
B common
10*63
4.50
2.09
North American Bond Trust
Otfe.
North American Invest
Corp—
Collateral 4s 1951
J&D
North American Trust
Ex-coupons.
IX
92
...........
._2
Class BB..............
..1
Class O..
................3
13.84
U S
....
Electrical equipment
Insurance stocks
1953.
1**
-
Class D
Shares........1
preferred
mm—m
60c
$5.50 preferred w w.
*
Deb 5**s 1939
F&A 15
Standard Utilities Inc
16.54 State St Investment
Corp..
*
Sterling Securities common A__*
Common B__.............
32.58
$1.20 preferred
23.39
$3 cum conv 1st pref
50
28.07 Super Corp of Amer class A
2
9H
......
cum
mm
14.57
1.55
93
85
Common
1
$5 conv preferred
..1
Securities Co of New Jersey—
5**s series 2 Oct 1937
5s series 3 Dec 1937
6s series 4 Nov 1942
Securities Corp General com..
$6 preferred
*
Selected Amer Shares Inc
2*4
Selected Industries com
.__*
.....
$5.50 preferred
Warrants
..........
National Trust Shares—
Remodified
1
Nation Wide Securities Co
25c
$6
35
Standard Amer Trust Shares....1
Standard Investing Corp com..*
15.58
25
Niagara Share Corp (Md)—
Conv deb 5**s 1950
M&N
88
36.70
mm
"2""
1**
-
Keystone Custodian Fund B-2__*
Steel stocks
103
107
18"
Solvay Amer Corp 5 ** % prf__100
Sovereign Invest. Inc., com
10c
Spanish & Gen Corp Ltd—
Am dep rets ord reg
£1
Amer dep rets ord bearer
£1
Spencer Trask Fund Inc
._*
**
1947
J&D
nvestment Co of Amer
.10
Investors Fund of America—
Series O
—..1
Investors Royalty
Railroad equipment
46
18 %
105
Railway & Util Invest A
1
Preferred
*
Reliance Internat Corp com A 10c
Preferred
*
$3 convertible preferred
Selected Income Shares
5s series A
Machinery stocks
51
17%
A&O
liH
§i
17^5
4**s Mar 1 1942
M&S
5s March 1 1952
M&S
Shenandoah Corp common..
1
....
1958
•
16
Building supplies
8 35
2.13
10c
1
........
New York Stocks, Inc.—
Bank stocks.■>
m
1.16
*
New England Fund
1
New Jersey Bankers
Securities—*
N Y Bank Trust
2.36
99
1.40
91
1
Incorporated Investors
.....*
Independence Trust Shares
*
Institutional Securities Ltd—
Bank Group Shares
Insurance Group Shares
Insull Utility Invest—
Deb g 5s Jan 1949——F&A
Deb g 6s 1940 B with war. _J&J
Insuranshares Co of Delaware..1
Insuranshares (Md) ctfs Inc...1
International Holdings & Inv...*
Internat *1 Secur Corp Amer—
6** preferred
100
6% preferred
100
Interstate Equity common
1
$3 convertible pref A
*
Investment Bona & Share—
Series B-3
Series K-l
12
100
Representative Trust Shares
10
Republic Investors Fund
25c
2.24 Reynolds Invest & 1948
A&O
1.72
Common stock
1
1.05
$6 preferred
*
1.75 Royalties Management A......1
1.56 Schoellkopf Hutton and
1.92
Pomeroy Inc common.....10c
1.56 Second Nat Inv Corp—
1.57
2.30
> >"i,
37
.96
14.07
....*
Voting trust ctfs
3.46
3.22
Dividend Shares
25c
Domestic & Foreign Investors—
Deb 5**s 1947.
F&A
Eastern Utilities In
vesting. Corp—
Deb 5s 1954
..M&S 15
Economic Inv Tr Ltd 5sA'57M&N
Elec Shareholdings
Corp com
1
$6 conv pref with warr
...._*
Equitable Invest Tr (Mass)....5
......
$7 preferred-.
Debenture 5s series A
Huron Holding Corp
Hydro Elec Sec com
New
28
116
B shares
3.50
C
shares................
1
D shares
.....
2.50
First Boston
3**
2.87
Cumulative Trust Shares
»
Deposited Bank Shs N Y ser A..1
Deposited Insur Shs. ser A
1
Diversified"
40
34
9
10
100
8% preferred
95*
4
•V
3.5
32**
2**
i
......1
com
40
9
3
1
.
A*
38
_
6% preferred
~ic
Corp Secure 5% notes 1935.M&..
Corporate Trust shares old ser..l
2375
6.84
*
4
,-i
I) AX.
.85
1.50
1.43
1.77
1.53
1.44
2.13
Tobacco Shares
IV*
i2o*
A*
16**
2.20
2.07
1.58
.96
1.61
.......
com
99
15**
3**
8**
36**
87**
1.38
Railroad Equipment Shares
Guardian Investors
$6 1st preferred
$3 2nd preferred
H*
*
1955
1.06
Petroleum Shares
9
38
*
._*
2.03
......
Steel Shares
Atlantic Secur 4**s A 1953 .A&O f 57
Atlas Corp com
15**
............5
6% preferred
50**
.........50
Option warrants.
/
2**
Bancamerica-BIair Corp
...1
9**
Bankers Nat Investing com
♦
3*8
Bankers Sec Corp com.
20
50
6% preferred
33
.......50
Basic Industry Shares........10
5.13
Central
Investing shares
Merchandising Shares
Mining Shares..
J&J
86**
Automobile Shares.........
Building Shares......
Chemical Shares
Food Shares
30
49 **
5% preferred w w......... 100
5% preferred ex-warr...
100
10-year deb 3s 1946
J&D
Associated Stand. Oil Shs
..2
Atlantic & Pac Int. com w w
*
Preferred w w
--50
Carey Trust
6
V
Corp 4**s 1959..—A&O
Group Securities, Inc—
Agricultural Shares
34**
25
.....25
Associates Investment......
♦
20
ment
16*
100
100
98
Railway & Light Securities com.*
Conv coll tr 4**s series "11"
Great Brit & Canada Invest¬
1.19
14**
7%
98
10
10c
Quarterly Income Shares
Gleneagles Invest 5s June 15 1944
46
23
8% preferred
■
1
36**
42
Investment (111)........*
Convertible preferred
25
Capital Administration cl A
i;
Class B
——
Trust—
6**
99
$6 preferred
*
Pub Util Investing 5s 1948-A&O
Pub Util Sec 7 % preferred
*
$6 preferred
Warrants
General Investors
....
Phoenix Sec Corp
$3 conv pref class A
Plymouth Fund Inc
Prudential Investors
1
12**
9**
14
3**
;
99
Class B
♦
warr
General
84
1.07
26
Amer
7% preferred
$6 preferred w w
Deb 5s Feb 1 1952 without
9
2**
Pacific Investing Oorp—
Deb 5s 1948 Series A
Pacific Southern Invest pref
Class A
7.00
Investors. _.*
11**
3**
30
1
2.3.
25.94
—♦
American
General Capital Corp
Investment Corp
36
;
10c
$3 preferred
Amer General Equities Ins
25c
Amerex Holding Corp
*
Amer Insuranstocks Corp....
*
i
General
6%
1
1
38**
37*
...
i6ii
.....
38**
.........—..._2
Class B
6**
J&J
.
1
Class A
33
1I21
*
1
Ask
share
13
Common
Debenture 4**s Feb 1 1947
Debenture 4**s Dec 15 1952
Old Colony Trust Assoc....
*
Overseas Securities Co
*
Deb 5s Nov 1 1947
M&N
Deb 5s April 1 1948
A&O
"A
4.90
-—....
Bid
Par
Old Colony Invest Trust—
70
Fundamental Investors Inc
2
Fundamental Trust Shares Inc—
10c
{3 preferred
Common with warrants
Warrants
10c
..
10.96
National Investors—
Common ex-warrants—
?
2
50c
Shares
5.50 prior pref
*
American & Continental Corp...
Amer Elec Sec partic pref
1
American European Secur
*
[miM; I
20
Fourth
Bonds
Northern Securities see "RR"
Oils & Industries com
1
Preferred
1
Oklahoma County Trust......10
3.85
4.21
conv
ana
Per
3.54
6s A 1949—J&D
Foundation Trust Shares ser A..1
4
Stocks
Foreign Power Secur Corp—
1st coll tr
67
F&A
Capital Corp A
Class B.
61
H
*
Ask
share
3.86
13.20
_____
H
■jf.
m
ftt
*
com.
Investing Corp com..*
10c
Insurance stock series
10c
ixed Trust Shares series A...10
Series B
.......20
29
64
1968
Fiscal Fund, Inc.—
Bank stock series—
4
58
$3 convertible preferred
Amer Bankstocks
.
11.12
(Can)—
com shs
Bid
Per
20.07
x
Deb 4Mb with com shs 1967
Aldred Investment Corp
Par
share
18.87
10.09
3%
26
.....
Stocks and Bonds
Ask
Per
x
Ex-dividend.
104
—i.
y,>:
Public
Utilities
telegraph, telephone and bridge
and electric railways, gas. electric power, water,
(Includes street
NOTICE—All bond prices are "and Interest" except where marked "f"
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the
i
(Italy)--
Adriatic Electric Oo
Extls f 7s 1952
(N
97
98
95M
83 M
89 M
96 M
98 M
1st M 5s 1957 ser A
J&J
Allegheny Gas Oorp 6 Ms ctfs '43
99 H
r
90M
M&N
1953
82
86
92
1H
'
f
a*
f
M&S
7s 1934.J&J
Amer Rys Corp coll 4Mb
Debenture 4Ms 1963
M&N
10M
45
85
19
112M
104M
99 y
99 M
113M
105
Conv deb 4Ms 1939.. .—J&J
25-year deb 3 Ms 1961 —A&O
30-year deb 3 Ms 1966
J&D
American Toll Bridge—
101
5Ms ser A, B & O 1937-38.F&A
5 Ms series D, 1945
F&A 101M
Amer Utilities 1st 6s 1945—J&D f 42
Deb 6 Ms 1941
M&N / 42
79
Amer Util Service 6s 1964
Amer Water Works & Electric—
107 H
Deb 6s 1975 ser A
M&N
99
Deb 5s 1975 ser B
J&D
Ana&Pot R RR-See WashRy&El
73
Anchorage Lt & Pow 7-5s'43 F&A
Androscoggin & Kennebec Ry—
*
102 X
82
108M
100
53
53
104M
106M
105
113
Appalachian Power 5s 1941--J&D
Deb gold 6s 2024
J—J&J
Ardmore St Ry—See Phila Co
Arizona Ed 1st 5s 1948
J&J
1st 6s 1945
A&O
Income 5s 1960
J&J
Income 6s 1960
A&O
Arizona Power 5s 1950
F&A
1st & ref 4Mb 1950
F&A
Arkansas El & Wat 6s 1944-F&A
Ark Louisiana Gas 4s 1951-.J&J
Ark & Mo Pow 1st 6s 1953.-J&J
Deb 6 Ms 1935
M&N
1st s f 7s 1953
J&J
Arkansas P & L 1st 5s 1956-A&0
Ark West Gas 1st 5s w w *39. J&J
Ashtabula Water 5s 1958.-A&O
Assoc Elect 4 Ms 1953
J&J
5s Jan 1 1961
J&J
115
107
82 M
84 M
86
■'•....88
34
36
36
38
100M
101M
14
50
'
90 M
Broad River Power Co—
99 M
92
101M
53"
57
69
Bklyn-Manhattan
49
Cons ref deb 5s 1968
A&O
*1*
48
47
47 M
51M
48 M
46
49
75 <■
76M
55
60
48
53
45
40
45
58 M
59*
50
49
48
50
43 M
44 M
Associated Gas & Elec Corp—
8-year 8%
ww
M&S
Conv deb 5s 1973
Conv deb 4Ms 1973
Oonv deb 4s 1973
96
98
M&S
F&A
J&D
J&D
1940
8s ex-warrants 1940
Conv deb 5 Ms 1973
97
99
87
76
90
78
70
72
Income deb 4Ms 1978
Income deb 4s 1978
Income deb 3 Ms 1978.
F&A
69
44
A&O
38
71
46
39
M&N
35
36
Income deb 3Ms 1978
M&S
34M
35
Associated Pub Utilities Corp—
1st lien 5s 1947 ser A
-J&J
71M
72 M
M&N
63
65
J&J
105
106
•
-M&S
Deb 6s series A 1958
Associated Telep Co Ltd
1st M 4s series B 1965
Associated Telep & Teleg Co
Deb 5 Ms 1955 ser A
M&N
Assoc Telep Util deb 5s 1942A&O /
83
83 H
37
1
37
M&S r
f
37
38M
38M
38M
37
38 M
Conv deb 5Ms 1944 ser C-M&N f
Certificates of deposit
/
37
38M
38M
Certificates of deposit_
Oonv deb 6s 1941
Certificates of deposit
_
-
37
2-yr 6 % notes 1933
A&O /114
Certificates of deposit
/114
Athens (Ga) Ry & Electric—
105
1st & ref s f g 5s 1950
J&J
Atl Cons St RR—See Ga Ry & El
108 M
Atlanta Gas L 5s g 1947——J&D
1955
M&S
Atlanta Nor Ry—See Ga Ry & El
Atlanta Wat El & Pr 5s 1943 J&J
Atl Beach Bridge 6 Ms 1942
Gen mtge 4Ms
"■Called Aug 1 at 103.
24 M
24
10! H
87
74M
65
98
118
118
102 M
100 M
103 M
104M
108
,97 M
99
1964
108M
98 M
Cent States Pow
A&O
A&O
f This price includes
accrued interest,
99M
80
81
77
78
101M
'
23
112M
105*
104M
102)
104)
103 M
1031A
98)
98
102 M
96 M
91
93
92
101M
108
104 X
103 M
96 M
978
98 M
78M
79 X
93
93 H
6
8
7H
106M
40
99M
71
73
69
69
1
M&S
M&S
1942—_—M&S
5s notes 1942—M&S
109
107
75
55
Gen & adj 5s
83
Chattanooga Ry & Lights—
1st & ref g 5s 1956 op 16.M&N
1st cons 5s '56-M&N
Ches & Pot Tel of Va 5s *43-M&N
Chester Water Service Co—
1st 4 Ms 1958 series A
M&S
Chic Aurora & Elgin RR—
1st & ref 6s 1951
J&J
Chicago City & Connecting Ry
Coll tr s f g 58 Jan 1,1927-A&O
Certificates of depositChicago City Ry—
1st 5s (15% paid) 1927—F&A/
Certificates of deposit—-.
Chic Dist Elec Generating—
1st M 4Mb 1970—M&S
1 st 6s series B 1961
M&N
Chic North Shore & Milw RR—
1st mtge gold 5s 1936
J&J
1st & ref os 1955 ser A
J&J
1st & ref 5Ms 1956—
A&O
Chicago Railways Co—
1st 5s 1927 stpd as to 25% pt
106
84
70
'
107 H
102
104
81
66
Ghatt Rys
101M
22
98M
.
74"
43
18
1st 5s 1942
93 M
58 X
58
A—M&N
Consol gold 5s 1999—
Charleston Transit Co—
56 M
57 X
57
1953.J&J
109
64
56M
& Lt Corp—
1st 1 coll 5 Ms 1956 ser
_
88
99
88 M
100
99
H
99 M
95
22*
97
96
95M
93
92 M
90
89 M
90
84
88
84
83
87
59 %
101M
102M
97
40
114M
113M
105M
94 M
115M
115
106
94 M
105
c
„
ijc-.r:
llOM
110M
105M
105 M
^
red and pay Aug
Certificates of
'27.-A&O
_
_-
Series B Feb, 1927
J&D
Certificates of deposit
Pur
mon
4-5s Feb '27
opt-J&J
Certificates of deposit
Adj inc 4s Feb 1927 opt.rMay
Certificates of deposit
Chicago Rapid Transit Co—
1st & ref 6 Ms 1944
J&J
Certificates of deposit
1st & ref 6s 1953 ser A---.-J&J
Certificates of deposit
1963..J&J
Certificate of deposit
Chicago & West Towns Rys—
1st cum inc 5s 1937
-J&J
Ry.
113
Chippewa Power 6s
117
1947—J&D
1st mtge 3 Ms
96M
97
95M
96M
1st mtge 3 Ms
Cin Newport &
100*
105 M
93 M
k Last sale,
65M
65M
66 M
105
104*
'
5M
3*
3*
1966
—.F&A
1967
J&D
Cov L & T—
1st ref 6s 1947 series A
J&J
Cincinnati Street
1st
99 M
94 M
m
5 Ms ser
Ry—
A 1952
1st 6s 1955 ser B
n
Nominal.
p|i
66H
105 H
105 M
6
4M
4M
67*
68 M
67
68
18M
18M
8*
8M
11
11
5
19 X
19 M
13
13
^
5H
5
55?
A&O
A&O
(
9
9
7
7
7
7m
1
H
1
10,.
,
10H
105 M
106 M
101H
101H
104 M
104 X
102 M
103 M
Cincinnati Gas & Electric—
105 M
115
97 M
14M
14M
_
1,1933-.F&A
Cons M 5s ser A Feo
7X
13*
13*
.
deposit
Adjust deb 6s July,
110
6*
—
Certificates of deposit--42
99
61
5Ms series B 1956
M&N
5s series O 1933
J&D
Charleston Cons Ry Gas & El
25M
96 M
94
106
1st mtge 3 Ms ser B 1966--F&A
Central West Public Service Oo—
125"
102)
100
'
.
106 M
102
5s 1944_——--J&J
Cent States Utilities 6s 1938.J&J
Cent Vermont Public Serv Corp
Coll trust
101
,
98 M
Debenture
104M
101M
b Basis,
_
1st M & 1st lien 5 Ms
109
104M
73 H
Corp—
96
94 M
107
Central States Elec Corp—
Conv deb 5s 1948
J&J
Deb 5 Ms 1954
M&S 15
California-Oregon PowerDeb gold 5 Ms 1942
1st mtge 4s 1966
90 M
99 X
113 X
99 M
—-...F&A
Util.(ws)inc5Ms-l952 /
Central States Edison, Ino—
1st coll inc 3-5s 1950-—-M&S /
108M
92M
102
113
Conv deb 5Ms '49
105
120
86
85
100
105 M
Cent Public
105"
100M
6s 1939
-—.-.--J&J
Brooklyn Queens Co & Sub—
1st m g 5s 1941 (stpd)
J&J
1st con 5s July '4l (stp)_.M&N
Bklyn Un Elev 5s 1950
F&A
Kings Co El 1st 4s 1949. --F&A
Nassau Elec 1st g 4s 1951--J&J
Bklyn Un Elev—See BklynQueens
Bklyn Un Gas lstcons5sg'45M&N
1st lien & ref 6s '47ser A..M&N
1st lien & ref 5s ser B 1957 M&N
Deb 5s 1950
J&D
Buff Gen Elec 1st ref 5s 1939-J&J
Gen & ref 5s 1956 ser A—F&A
Gen & ref 4 Ms 1981
F&A
Buffalo Niagara Electric—
Gen&refM3Msser C '67-J&D
Buff & Niag Falls El L & Power—
1st gold 5s 1942
F&A
Buffalo Traction
1
See
Buffalo & Lockport
flnternat
Burlington (Vt) G L 5s 1955—J&J
Butler Water 5s 1957 A
A&O
Butte El & P 1st s f 5s 1951. _ J&D
Calgary Power 1st 6s 1960--A&O
104
101
Transit Corp
J&D
California Gas & Elec Corp—
Unif & ref g 5s '37 op s f—M&N
109
62
M&S /
Cape & Vine'd El 4s A '65--J&J
Capital Traction (Wash, D C)—
1st g 5s June 1,1947
J&D
Carolina P & L 1st 5s 1956-A&0
Cedar Rap Mfg & P 5s '53— J&J
105M Cent Ark Pub Serv Corp—
1st & coll tr 58 1948 ser A„F&A
104 M Central Elec of N J 5s 1940.-J&J
Cent El & Tel 1st 5s scr A '55 J&J
Central Gas & Elec 6s 1946.M&S
First lien coll tr 5 Ms '46--J&D
63
Central Georgia Pow 5s '38-M&N
103
Central German Pow 6s '34-J&D
Cent Hud Gas & Elec Oorp—_
114M
1st & ref 5s 1941
—J&D
120 M
1st & ref 3 Ms 1965
M&S
122
Cent Ills Elec & Gas Oo—
1st & ref 5s 1951
F&A
119M Cent Illinois Light 3 Ms '66. - A&O
Central Illinois Public Service—
1st & ref 5s 1956 ser E—-M&N
103 M
1st mtge 4 Ms 1967 ser F—J&D
83
1st & ref 5s 1968 ser G
M&N
1st & ref 4Ms 1981 ser H..J&D
29M Cent Indiana Gas 5s 1957—M&S
27 i. Central Indiana Power Co—
30
1st & ref 6s 1947 ser A
J&J
Cent Iowa Telep 5Ms A 1947. J&J
33
Cent Maine Pr 5s '39 op '19-M&N
1st & gen 4s ser G 1960—A&O
1st & gen M 3Ms ser H '66-F&A
88" Cent Ohio L & P 1st 5s 1950-A&O
Cent Pow 1st 5s 1957, ser D.J&J
Cent Pow & Lt 1st 5s 1956--F&A
103
1966
M&N
Coll trust 3s 1938--M&N
Coll trust 38 1939
M&N
Coll trust 3s 1940
M&N
Coll trust 3s 1941
M&N
Coll tr series 3Ms 1942___M&N
Coll trust ser 3 Ms 1943—M&N
Coll trust ser 3 Ms 1044--M&N
Coll trust ser 3 Ms 1945—M&N
Col trust ser 3 Ms 1946—M&N
Coll trust ser 3 Ms 1947—M&N
Coll trust ser 3 Ms 1948-.M&N
Coll trust ser 3 Ms 1949.-M&N
Coll trust ser 3 Ms 1950--M&N
Coll trust series 3 Ms 1951 _M&N
Brooklyn City & Newtown RR—
1st s f 5s
__
156M
Cent Pub Serv
Coll trust 4 Ms
48M
■
40
27 %
24 M
Brooklyn Edison Co—
Consol mtge 3 Ms 1966---M&N
57
..
80
„
56
M&S
M&N
S f inc deb 5 Ms A 1983
F&A
8 f inc deb 5s B 1983
M&S
S f inc deb 4 Ms O 1983—M&S
S f inc deb 4s D 1983
M&S
S fine deb 5 M-6 Ms A1986 F&A
8 fine deb 5-6s B 1986---M&S
8 f inc deb 4 M-5 Ms O '86.M&N
8 f inc deb 4-5s D 1986—-M&S
102 X
1st & ref 5s
52
1958---M&N
62 M
103 M
101
1st mtge 5s ser A 1955—M&S
Canadian West Telep 5 Ms '56J&J
99
1954 ser A
M&S
Bway & 7th Ave—See N Y Rys
Bklyn Borough Gas 5s 1967-F&A
Bklyn City RR 1st 5s 1941—-J&J
Conv deb 4 Ms 1948
Oonv invest ctfs 5 Ms
35
Brandenburg
Extl 1st s f
99 M
90
Oonv deb 4 Ms 1949
Cons ref deb 4 Ms
Corp—
89 M
49
Oonv deb 5s 1950
34M
118M
126M
J&J
A&O
_
67 M
103
Canadian Utilities Ltd—
101M
Bergen Turnpike 5s 1951
Berkshire St Ry 1st 6s '37—J&D /
Berlin City Elect 6Ms 1951- J&D /
Sink fund deb 6 Ms 1959--F&A f
Deb 6s Apr 1,1955
A&O /
Berlin Elec Elev & Underg Rys-—
1st mtge s f 6 Ms 1956-—-A&O f
Binghamton (N Y) Gas Works
1st 5s 1938
---A&O
Birmingham Elec 4Mb 1968-M&S
r
Birmingham Gas 1st 5s '59-M&N
6% notes extended 1938--A&O
Birmingham Water Works Co—1st m 5 Ms 1954 ser A__—A&O
1st m 5s 1954 ser B
---J&D
1st mtge 5s 1957 ser O
?&A
Blackstone Val G & E 5s '39-J&A
M & colltr 4s ser C '65—M&N
Bleecker St&FulFy-See NY Rys
Bloomington Dec & Champagne
1st & ref 5s 1940
M&N
Blue Lakes Water 6s '38—M&S
Bolivian Power 8s ser A '45. A&O
Boston Elev Ry 4Ms 1937--A&O
Deb g 4 Ms Nov 1, 1941—M&N
Deb g 5s Dec 1942—-—J&D
West End St 5s 1944——M&S
7s Sept 1947
M&S
100
101X
89 M
M&N
F&A
J&J
Conv deb 5s 1965
Canadian Rail & Harbor—
Term 6 Ms 1951
(Germany) El Pr—
os 1953
M&N / 24
108
102 X Bridgeport Gas Lt 4s 1952. _J&J
106
90 M British Col Tel 5s 1960
J&D
105
53
1st 4Ms series B 1961
J&D
97
11
Associated Gas & Elec Co—
Oonv deb 5 Ms 1977
F&A
20
30M
113M
119M
120H
•
50
M&N
1st & ref 5s 1956
100
51;.
M&S
Androscoggin W Pow 6s *45-F&A
Appalachian Elec Power—
15
/
A&O
.J&J
1958
104
/
Corp
'53-M&N
5s '49 op '14 J&J
29*
105
1st g 5s 1957 ser B
-J&D
1st mtge 5s 1960 ser O—-M&N
Bell Telep Co of Pennsylvania—
1st mtge 5s
_
Canadian L & P
'
Bell Telephone of Canada—r
1st g 5s 1955 ser A
-M&S
1st & ref 5s 1960 ser O
F&A
Canada Nor Pow coll 5s
B
Bellows Falls Hydro-Elec
101M
100
100
„
92 H
64
Ask
Ry—
& South Chicago
1st (35% prin paid) 1927
Camden & Sub Ry—See P 8
oo
105 M
Water 5s '60-M&N
Beaver Valley
49 M
83
16
1
Amer Telep & Teleg—
*
Deb 5Ms Nov 1 1943- —M&N
1st 6s 1940
ser
1st & ref 5s 1948 ser B
J&D /
Calumet
Beauharnois Power Corp—
Coll trust s f 5s 1973 w w—A&O
Amer States Public Serv-
1st 1 5Ms 1948 ser A
Deb 6s 1938
93
1961-M&N
Calif Water & Telephone—
1st mtge 5s 1965
M&S
Calumet G & E 5Ms B I960.J&J
106
.
43
A&O
96
90
104 %
F&A
Co—.
103 M
A&O
8 f Income 8s 1953
A&O f 50
Beauharnois L H & P 5Ms'73 J&J
1st M 5s 1959
81
62
'53-A&O
93
J&J
Bear Mt Hud Riv Bdge
1st 7s 1953
23 M
f
9M
Fuel & Pow
107 M
Amer G & E deb 5s 2028. --M&N
r
45
Am Gas & Pow deb 3-5s '53-F&A
Secured deb 3.60-6s 1953.-J&D f 48
92
Am Pow & L dob 6s 2016—M&S
Amer
J&J
Bangor Hydro Electric—
1st mtge 3 Ms 1966
J&J
Barstow (W 8) deb 6s 1942--A&O
Baton Rouge Electric Co—
1st mtge 5Ms 1954
J&D
14"
80
Oo—
Amer & Foreign Power
Deb g 5s 2030
1%
i%
10M
22 M
'
98 M
Deb 4s series A 1975-——J&J /
Deb 5s series A 1975J&J /
Deb 5s series B 1975
J&J
Amer Commonwealths Power—
Deb g 6s 1952 ser A
F&A
Deb g 5Ms
98
Baltimore Transit Co—
105M
Oonv deb 6s 1940
M&S
Am Community Power 5 Ms 1953
5 Ms Certificates of deposit 1953
Amer Elec Pow deb 6s '57 M&S15
Calif Water Serv 4s B
101
J&J
Augusta Ry & El 1st 5s 1940 J&D
Aurora Elgin & Chicago Elec Ry
1st 5s 1941--A&O /
84
J&J
1939
1st coll 4s Jan 1 1954
84 H
Bid
100
Bonds
M&S
Atlantic City Sewerage—
1st s f 6s ser A 1956
J&D
Atlantic Co Wat 5s '58 ser A M&S
35
r
1952—M&S
Alton Water 5s 1956
A&O
Altoona & Logan Val Elec Ry—
Alliance Power 1st 6s
Atlantic City Gas 5s 1960
1st lien & ref 5s 1957
94M
102
100M
Alabama Water Service Co—-
Amarillo Gas 6s
Atlantic City El 5s 1938
Gen mtge 3 Ms 1964
80
A&O
Ala Gas Oo 1st M 4Ms 1951-F&A
Alabama Power 1st 5s 1940-M&S
1st & ref 5s 1951
J&J
1st & ref 5s 1956
M&N
1st & ref 4Kb 1967
J&D
1st & ref 5s 1968
M&S
and income and defaulted bonds
month preceding the date of issue
Ask
Bid
Bonds
Ask
Bid
Bonds
companies.)
95
98
97
99
AUG., 1937]
PUBLIC
UTILITY BONDS
75
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
Bonds
Bid
Cities Serv deb 5s Jan *66.—M&S
Deb g 5s Apr 1958
A&O
Deb g 5s 1953
MAN
Deb 5s 1969
M&S
Conv deb 5s 1950-----—J&D
Cities Service Gas Co—
Ask
Bonds
73
72 M
71M
72 M
72 M
72
71H
1st M
pipe line 5 Ms 1942. M&N
Cities Service Gas Pipe Line Co—
1st M 6s 1943
J&J
Cities Service Power &
Light—
Deb 5 Ms 1952
M&N
Deb 5Ms 1949
-J&D
Citizens independent
Telephone
1st mtge s f 4 Ms ser A *61..
J& J
Citizens Utilities 3% notes
1955
Citizens Water
(Scottdale)—
1st 5s series A 1953
J&J
Citizens Water
(Washington, Pa)
6M« A 1951
J&J
Mo) 1st
s
68 M
101
36M
65
75
102
103
105
l;1^-
78
101
^
City Water (Chattanooga)—
-J&D
s
f 4s series 6 1965
105
M&S
Colonial Util 5 Ms June
1,1958—
Colorado Cent Pow 5 Ms
*46-J&D
Colorado Power 1st 5s
53--M&N
Columbia Gas & Elec
Corp—
Deb g 5s 1952
M&N
1st
1st
1st
1st
1st
1st
Co—
60
98
102
108
101
102 M
s) 1948-
Non-cum inc deb 6s (x
s) 1948
101M
99 M
9
107 M
105
59
64
29 M
30M
15
92
98
ftQ
99
74M
M
Deb g 6s 1946 ser A
J&D
Deb g 5Ms 1946 ser
B—M&S
Conestoga Trac 1st 4s 1950--J&J
Coney Isl & Bklyn cons 4s '48 J&J
Connecticut Light & Power—
1st & ref s f 7s
'51 ser A—M&N
1st & ref M
3M« ser F '66.M&S
1st & ref M 3 Ms ser
G '66-J&D
25-year deb 3Ms
Conn Ltg & Pow 5s 1956—-M&S,
'39
J&J
100
30
75
73.
69 M
55
19*
60
50
124
125
104 M
105M
102 M
101M
104
103 M
105
104 M
122
123
Connecticut Power—
1st & coll trust 5s
1956—-J&J
Lt 4 Ms 1951
J&J
Conn Ry &
Stamped guaranteed optional
Conn RIv Pow 3 Ms ser
A*61 F&A
Connellsv Wat 5s Oct 2
'39.A&0
Consolidated Cities L P & Tr—
1st lien 5s 1962
stamped..J&J
Oonsol Edison Co of N
Y—
Debenture 3 Ms 1946—-A&O
Debenture 3Ms 1956
A&O
Consol Elec & Gas 6s
1962 -M&N
6s series B 1962
—F&A
6% secured notes 1937—F&A
Consol Gas of Bait 5s
1939—J&J
Gen g 4 Ms Apr
1954—A&O
Consol Gas Elec Lt & P
(Bait)—
1st & coll 6s 1943
*
6s
ser
,
A.J&D
stamped 1943
J&D
Conv deb 6Ms 1943 A w w
J&D
6% notes, 1940
A&O
Oonsol Hydro-Elec Wks of
Upper
Wuerttemburg 1st 7s '56.J&J /
Cons Tr (N J)—See Pub
Ser Corp
Consolidated Water of Utica—
1st 4Mb 1958
M&N
1st M
106 M
107 M
104 M
105
100
78
77
104
104 M
57 M
55
99
104 M
104 M
100
106 H
120M
107 M
122
101M
107
102 M
78M
78M
107 M
€ 80
80
95
31
25
97
J&D
98M
103
5s
1938
100
Consumers Nat Gas 6s '44-M&N
Consumers Power Co—
1st mtge 3 Ms 1965
.—M&N
1st mtge 3
Ms 1965
M&N
1st mtge 3 Ms 1970
M&N
1st mtge 3 Ms 1966
M&N
Consum's Water 1st 6s A '46 M&N
Deb 5Ms series A
1970—A&O
Contln Gas & El deb 5s 1958 F&A
Continental Pub Serv 6s '40. J&D
Continental Tel 5s *53
-F&A
Cooper RivBri'geinc 1st 6s'58M&N
Copenhagen Telephone Co—
Extls r 5s Feb 15,1954.F&A 15
Pow 4 Ms 1956—J&D
Council Bluffs Gas 5s 1948—M&N
Copper DIst
♦
Called Sept 1 at 102M.
86
105 M
103 M
102 M
99 M
75
107 M
109
102 M
100 M
86M
78
50
87
60
64
95M
63M
64 M
45
96
102 X
103M
79
107
Erie Ltg 1st
m 5s 1967
A&O
Erie & Suburban Ry 5s
Fall River Elec Lt 5s 1945.-J&J
Federal
Light & Traction—
1st 5s (Amer series) 1942.M&S
1st 5s (Internat ser) 1942—M&S
Stamped
M&S
1st lien g 6s 1942
105
Debenture 6s 1954
103 %
105M
ser
27
104 M
25
105
29
106 M
102
102M
95
10'lM
100M
103 M
104
90
Fed'l Pow & Lt 6s Nov 1,1965
Federal St & Pleasant Valley
96
30
Passenger Ry 5s 1942
Federal Water Service Corp—
Conv deb 5Ms 1954
..M&N
Federated Utilities Inc—
38
40
78M
80M
79
82
79M
80M
91
93
90
100
102
105
29 M
38M
38M
3M
3M
80
Certificates of deposit
Conv s f deb 6Ms 1948. -M&N
Certificates of deposit
1st 5s, 1966
M&N
Detroit City Gas Co—
1st mtge 68 1947 series A.-J&J
1st mtge 5s 1950 series B..A&0
Detroit Edison—
-
30 M
80 M
1
106 M
106 H
105 M
105 M
114M
105 M
115
106 M
110
Gen & ref 4 Ms 1961 ser D.F&A
Gen & ref 5s ser E 1952
A&O
Gen & ref M 4s ser F 1965.A&O
Gen & ref M 3 Ms ser G '66M&S
110M
105M
104 M
International Bridge—
1st mtge s f 6Ms 1952
F&A!
Certificates of deposit
8 f deb
g
7s 1952
6M
2M
6M
2M
F&A|f
Certificates of deposit
„
•;
7M
2%
7M
3
Det & Pt Huron Shore
Line—
1st gold 5s 1950
100
1st 6Ms 1937 A with war.M&S
Dom Elec Pow 5Ms
1955—M&S
Dominion Gas & Elec—
_
Duluth-Superior
100M
96
.6MS 1945 with warrants.-J&J
Dortmund Munic UtU
(Germany)
20-yr s f 6Ms 1948-——A&O /
OS
89 M
90M
24 M
Transit
M&S
52
Dumbarton B'ge 6Ms to *49-J&J
Duquesne Gas Corp—
104
1st
ws
_
conv
6s Mar 15,1945
|r
9Q
Durham Trac 1st 5s
1941
M&S
East Coast Pub Serv
4s 1948—
East Coast Utilities—
89
101
102
102
64M
1st coll 5Ms ctfs
1937 A..F&A f 75
7% 1932ctfs of dep
...J&J /100
East Jersey St
104
Ry 5s 1944.-M&N
E. Kootenay Pow 1st
99 M
7s '42.A&0
East Prussia Pow 6s
1953
J&D / 24
E St L & Interurb
100
Wat 5s '42 J&J
1st mtge 6s 1942
101
J&J
1st m 5b 1960 ser D
103
F&A
66"
Ref
5s 1948 B
..._J&J
Ref 6s Jan 1948 ser C—M&S 15
Ref 6s series D 1948
Ref 6s series E 1948...
m
Eastern Michigan Rys—
1st mtge colltr 7s 1958
J&J f
Adjt 6s due July 1958
A&O '
Eastern Minn Pow 5
Ms 1951 M&S
Eastern Oregon Lt & Power—
jv
5Ms series A 1951
M&S
58 series B 1953
J&J
Eastern Shore Pub Service Co—1st m 5Ms 1947 ser A
M&S
1st M & 1st lien 5s 1955 B M&S
Easton Cons El 5s 1949
M&N
Economy Lt & Pr (111) 5s '56.J&D
Edison Elec Ilium of Boston—
3 Ms 1st M s f
July 1, '65.J&J
Ed E. Ill(Bkn)See
_
100M
25 M
102
87
105""
87 X
98
101
78M
39
41
J*
99
94
100
97 M
90
3
60
mmmm
101
99 M
70
104M
105
1st
m
5s 1950 ser A..—
J&J
Called Aug. 1 at 101.
97 M
42 M
42 M
92
117M
117M
Gen 5s Nov 1,1954
M&N
Gatineau Pow 1st 5s 1956
J&D
Debenture gold 6s 1941-J&D 15
Deb 6s 1941 series B
A&O
103
103M
101M
101M
101M
101
101
General Public Utilities1st M coll tr 6 Ms ser A*56.A&0
1st mtge & coll
6Ms C55-A&0
General Water Wks & El Corp—!
1st lien & col 58 1943 ser A.J&D
Georgetown Gas Lt 1st 5s'61 F&A
Ga-Caro Pow 1st s f 5s *52-J&J
Georgia Power 1st 5s 1967--M&S
Georgia Power & Light Co—
1st mtge 58 1 978
J&D
101M
102 M
102 H
83 M
84
83
84 M
87 X
112
101
96M
S8*
102""
96M
73
71M
Atlanta Cons St 5s 1939. .J&J
103
Atlanta Northern Ry Co—
1st guar 5s '54
103:
op '90
J&J
Gesfurel 6s 1953 x w
J&D / 29
Grand Rapids Gas L 5s '39.F&A
105M
Grand Rapids Ry 1st 7s '39.M&N / 22 M
Great Cons Elec Pow
(Japan)—
1st M 7s 1944
-.-F&A
1st & gen 6 Ms 1950
J&J
-
....
mmmm
mmmm
23M
1st & ref 4Mb 1953.
Green Mountain Power
1st mtge 58 1948
96
92
93
Great Lakes Power Ltd—
lstsf 4Mb 1956
M&S
Great Lakes Utilities Co—
1st Hen coll tr 5 Ms 1942-M&N
Great Northern Power—
1st 5s stamped 1950
F&A'
Green Bay & Miss Canal—
94
63
107
65
....
102
102 M
103
104
98
100
98
90
M&S
100
Corp—
F&A
Col tr 5s 1952 series A
.A&O
Col tr 5s 1952 series B
A&O
Gulf Coast Water 1 st 5s '48-F&A
Gulf Power 1st 5s 1968
A&O
Gulf Public Service Co—
101M
1st mtge 6s 1945
A&O
Gulf States UtiUties Co—
1st M & ref 4s ser O 1966-.A&O
92
oo
Elec Co
Extl g s f deb 7s 1935..-M&N
93
103
10-year 4Ms deb 1946
A&O
Hackensack Wat 4s'52 op'12 J&J
Gen&ref 5s June 15'77 A J&D15
5Ms June 15, 1977 ser B.J&J
5s secured notes 1938
J&J
Hamburg (Germany)
91
103 M
f
30
gound & St Rys 5Ms'38..J&D /
Hamilton Gas 6 Ms A w w'37 J&D /
Hanover Harz Water Works
104 M
107 M
105M
26
49
\;|.—
52"
See
88
99 M
Foreign Bonds
Harrisburg Gas 5s 1970
M&N
107^
Havana Elec Ry 5s 1952.-.F&A / 30^
(
5 Ms (Sept'31 coup on)'51-M&S /
Helena Gas & Elec 1st 6s '52 M&S
26M
26M
88 M
102
Hest Man & Fair Pass Ry—See P hil R a
Home Tel & Tel (Ft
Wayne)—
1st 6s series A 1943
105
J&J
1st 5 Ms series B 1955
A&O
105
Houston Elec 1st 6s B 1950.J&D
91
Houston Gas Securs 5s 1952.M&S
97 h 2
Houston Gulf Gas—
1st M & col 6s 1943
Corp
„
71
97
110
Hamburg (Germany) Elev Under-
106
Edison Sault Elec 4Ms,
1961 A&O *
Electric Co of N J 1st 5s
103M
1947 M&S
Electric Ferries 1st 7s '41. .A&O
100M
Elec & Peoples.
See Phila R T
Electric Pow Corp
(Germany)—
lstsf 6 Ms 1980
M&S / 24M
1st sink fund 6 Ms
1953. _A&O / 24 M
Elmira Water, Light &
RR—
1st & con g 58 1956—
M&S
El Paso El Co—
2.00%
Greenwich Wat & Gas System—
76
83 M
95
95
Kings Co EL&P
IU (N Y)—See NYG
Electric P & L Deb 5s
2030-F&A
Eliz Plainf & Cent J1
See
Eliz & Raritan
RivVPublic Serv
Eliz & Trenton RR
J
1.00%
1.50%
1.65%
8*
-
Eastern Gas & Fuel Assoc—1st m & coll tr 48 A
1956-M&S
Eastern Iowa Pow 6Ms 1943.M&S
Eastern Lt & Pow s f 5s 1964 M&N
Eastern Mass Street Ry Co—
Ref m 4Mb 1948 A
J&Jj
94
Georgia Ry & Elec—
M&S15|'
Duquesne Light—See Phila Co
Duquesne Nat Gas 7s 1948—Duquesne Trac—See Phila Co
Durham Pub Ser 7s A *49
A&O
1st lien coll 5s x-w 1944—J&J
5s with warrants 1944--J&J
Gary Rys Co 6 Ms ser A 1945 F&A
Gary Street Ry 1st 5s 1937—A&O
Gas Co of New Mex 6 Ms *44 M&S
Gas & El of Bergen Co os '49. J&D
General Public Service
Corp—
Conv deb 5s 1953
J&Jl
Conv deb 5 Ms 1939
J&J
M
J&J
87
99 M
Fontana Un Wat 6s 1935--J&J
Fruit Growers' Express—
1.50
Equip trust 5Ms to 1938
Equip trust 4Ms to 1941—F&A i 2.00
>
2.15
Equip trust 4 Ms to 1943—M&S
'
2.60
Equip trust 4s to 1946—-M&S
Galveston-Houston Elec Ry—
lstMsfg5s 1954 opt
A&O / 68
Gandy Bridge (Tampa)
100
1st mtge s f 5 Ms 1957
A&O
Gary Elec & Gas Co—
ser
A.A&O
Deb 6 Ms 1943 with war.-A&O
104M
105
102 M
104
91M
e
72
B-- J&D
92
& Basis,
103
1st lien col tr 5 Ms 1957—-M&S
Florida Power Corp—
1st mtge 4s series C 1966--J&D
106 M
102 %
stpd—M&S
101M
90 M
109
102
96
Edison El
94M
5s 1958
M&N
Consum L H & P Co
(Eliz, N J)—
107
95
93 M
1st 5s 1953
f
Coke Jt 1st & ref 5s'41
opt-M&S
Ercole Marelli El Mfg Co (Italy)
1st s f 6 Ms 1953 with war M&N
Florida Public Service Co—
|| 1st 4s series O 1955
J&J
Florida Telep 1st 6s 1945--A&O
_
1 1949|"/
Co—
_
1952.-J&D
Sinking fund debs 5s 1946.J&D
.Florida Pow & Lt 1st 5s *54—J&J
Dixie Gulf Gas Co—
F&A|® 1UA
Community Teleph 5s Jan
Community Water Service
A
Empire Gas & Elec and Empire
92
113
74
ser
mmm
108
112M
111
Power & Light Co—
Col M 6s 1957
M&S,
Community Pub Ser 5s I960.J&J
98
107 M
113M
Commonwealth
Community
97M
M&S
68
108 %
113M
112
£
5s 1952
66
108 %
107 M
106M
111M
106M
104 M
Lt & Power—
Ref & unif 7s 1962
12
J&J
Com'w'lth Tel (Pa) 5Ms '45 M&N
90
Com'w'lth Tel(WIs)4s serA
97
1M&S
Commonwealth Water— -V<
l-mi
1st M 5s 1956 ser B
m
109
Erie Co Electric 6s
129
1959.—-J&Jk,
Erie Rys—1st 6s 1954
24
A&O /
Detroit
112M
112M
105
•'j
Equit G & E Utica 5s 1942.A&O
J77M
1st mtge 5s 1956
M&S
Des Moines Ry 1st *nc 5s Jan 1 '55
Detroit & Canada Tunnel—
1st mtge s f 6s 1953
M&N
106
J&J
J&D
ser O.A&O
M col 4Ms 1957
ser D.J&J
M 4s 1981 ser F
—M&S
M 3 Ms ser H
1965—A&O
Com'w'lth El 58 June 1 '43-M&S
Commonwealth Gas Corp—
Non-cum inc deb 6s (w
104 M
136
Stamped as to Pa tar
Denver Tramway Corp—
Gen & ref 5s 1950 ser A...J&J
1st cons mtge 6s 1943
A&O
Des Moines Gas Co—
110
,
M 5s 1953
M col 5s 1954 ser B
M col 4Mb 1956
A 1951--J&D
Delaware Vail Util 6s 1952.M&N
Denv Gas & El 1st g 5s '49--M&N
1st & ref 5s 1951
—M&N
107
55
Deb g 5s 1952
100M
A&O 15
Deb 5s Jan 15, 1961
99M
J&J 16
Columbia River Longview
Bridge
6 Ms stamped 1953
6
A&O /
Columbus (Ga) Elec & Power—
1st & ref 6s 1947 ser
106 M
A.--J&D
1st & ref 5s 1954
105
ser B—M&N
Columbus Ry Pow &
Light—
1st mtge & colltr 4s
105 Ml
1965-M&N
Commonwealth-Edison
—
100
103
106
ser
Empire Gas & Electric Co—
w
101
1st M 4 Ms 1971
J&J
1st mtge g 4Mb 1969——J&J
1st mtge g 4ks 1969
-J&J
106 M
lr 9o
Short Route Bdge
6Ms'52-J&DP
Cleveland Elec Ilium—
J
Gen mtge 3 Ms
109 M
July 1, *65.J&J|
Cleve Southw Ry &
Light—
Gen & con 5s 1954
3
M&S
Clinton (L»2 W W 1st 5s
100 H
1939F&A
Coast Cos Gas & Elec—
1st
100
48
1st mtge 3 Ms 1967
F&A
Dallas Ry & Ter 1st 6s 1951. J&J
100M
M&N.
Clarksbury-Columbus
1st & ref
Gen & ref 6s
105
Danbury & Beth Gas 6s 1948 F&A
46
Danville Tr & Pow 1st 5s '41-J&J
Darby Med & Ches Ry—See Phila R Tr
105
Davenport Water 5s 1961—.J&J
Dawson Ry & Coal 5s 1951..J&J
105
Dayton Power & Light—
1st & ref M 3Ms 1960
104M
A&O
Delaware Elec Power Co—
102 M
Deb 5 Ms
1959
J&J
Delaware Power & Light Co—
70
75
J&D
City & 8ub PS—See Un
Rys of St L
City & 8ub Ry—See Wash
Ry & El
City of New Castle Water— ;
5s 1941
J&D
1st M 5s 1954
1st M 5s 1957
series C
102
1st mtge 4 Ms
Conv aeb 4Mb 1946
...J&D
Empire District Elec Co—
51
93
97;
Ask
El Paso Nat Gas—
_
f 5s 1952
_
49
91
98
Wfm
Bid
Bonds
90 M
Cumberland Valley Telephone—
1st mtge 5s 1966
-J&J
General 5s 1966
..—A&O
Dallas Gas 1st 6s 1941
A&O
Dallas Power & Light—
69
35
5s 1951
City Gas & Elec 1st 6 Ms *51 -J&J
City Light & Traction
(Sedalia,
101H
67 H
68
106
1st lien & ref 7Ms 1941—M&S
Cumberland Co (Mel Pow & Lt—
1st mtge 3 M« 1966------A&O
Cumberland Gas 6s w-s 1948M&N
101M
101M
-
104
Crescent Public Service Co—
Coll inc 6s B Oct 1 .1954—J&D
Cuban Telep conv 5s 1951—-J&J
_
101M
Ask
County Gas of Dallas 5s 46 A&O
County Gas (N J) 5s Jan 1 .1952.
75
71H
71H
Bid
f This price includes accrued interest,
k Last sale,
n
Nominal.
104
102^ i
108M
3l£
■■mmmm
1&6M
94
99
104 H
102 U
.
public
76
utility bonds
NOTICE—All bond prices are "and interest" except where marked **f"
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the
J&D
Houston Natural Gas Corp—
1st m coll 6s *43 with warr.J&D
Hudson Oo Gas 6s g 1949—M&N
Hunt'g'n Wat 1st M 6s '64A M&S
1st M 6s 1954 ser B
M&S
1st 5s ser C 1962
-A&O
Hydro El Bond & Sh 6s 1957M&N
Hydro El Oorp (Va) 5s 1958. J&D
Hydro El Pow Co mm 3J4s'43J&J
4%a due Jan 1,1970
4%a
1938
F&A
Idaho Power 1st 5s 1947
J&J
Illinois Bell Tel 3%b B *70—A&O
Illinois Commercial Telep—
1st 6s series A 1948
..M&S
1st mtge 5s 1960 ser B—_M&S
111 Community Tel 6s 1949--J&J
Illinois Northern Utilities Co—
101 %
102%
102
105 m
120
120M
100m
98
105
h8m
103 yt
109
105m
99%
99
92
101
100%
99 %
67
103
104%
105m
82
85
95
96
99 h
84
8"
82
107m
107 x
88 m
111
106
91
M
69
69 m
69 m
20
24
95
,98
64
'
67
68
64 m
105 m
J&J
105 m
59
56
J&J
J&J
99 m
J&J
90
77
95
18
20
—F&A
Certificates of deposit
Sinking fund deb 7s 1938-F&A
101M
78m
78%
22
23
22
23
Inland Pow & L s f 6s *36 A.M&S
Coll tr s f 6s 1941 ser B...M&N
Coll tr 6s 1957 ser C
A&O
Deb s f 7s 1935
J&D
Inland Telep 1st 6s 1948
A&O
22
23
5m
91m
92%
Inter borough Rapid Transit—
1st & ref g 5s '66 op tax-ex. J&J
64
A&O
Certificates of deposit
Conv g 7% note 1932
M&S
Certificates of deposit...
21
66
5m
84 m
99m
Internat'l Pow Ltd 6%b 1957M&S
Deb 6s 1957
M&S
Debentures 6s 1955
J&J
International Power Sec Oorp—
6M % sec bonds 1955 ser O J&D
Sec 7s 1957 ser E
F&A
97,,
100 m
66 M
71
71
J&J15
International Railway (Buffalo)Buff Trac 1st 5s 1948
J&D
1
Buff & Lock 1st g 5s 1938--J&J
Internat Ry ref 5s '62 op.M&N
International Telep & Teleg—
Deb g 4mb 1952
J&J
Conv deb 4%* 1939
Deb 5s 1955
90
1st & ref 4mb '58
ser
Interstate Rys 4s 1943
Interstate Telep Co—
53
56
70^
70m
91m
75 m
9lm
75m
J&J
F&A
55
39m
89
91
98 m
79
99 m
80%
76
77%
F&A
1:
3
A&O
99
lot
95 m
Interstate Tel & Tel 5 Ms 1953J&J
Interstate Wat 6s ser A 1940.F&A
57"
55
1st lien & ref 5s '57ser A..M&N
1st 1 & ref 5s 1961 ser B—.M&S
Iowa Pow & Lt 1st 4M« 1958 M&S
Iowa Pub Serv 1st 5s 1957. .J&D
Deb 5s 1908
M&S
1st mtge 5Ms 1959......M&S
Debenture 6s 1960—.... M&N
98
103 m
Investors Telephone 3s 1961
Iowa Electric Co—
1st 4s ser A 1961
J&J
Iowa El Lt & Pr 7s ser O '42.F&A
1st mtge 48 ser E 1955- —J&D
Iowa-Ill Telep 2-5Ms 1949—A&O
lowa-Nebraska Lt & Power—
-----J&£
J&D
Cons mtge
1st 68 series A
1942——F&A
1957--J&J
Kan City Pub Serv 4s
Kansas Elec Power—
.
1st mtge 3 Ma ser A 1966-J&D
Kansas Gas & Electric—
,,»«
Deb gold 6s 2022 ser A—M&S
1st mtge 4Mb 1980------J&D
Kansas Pow 1st 5s 1947.—M&S
Kansas Power &
1st mtge 4Mb
Light Co—■
1965—--—m&n
lstsf 6sl960J&J
Kentucky El Pr
Kentucky Fuel Gas Corp—
1st 6 Ms 1942 with warr—J&D
Kentucky-Ohio Gas 2s
1958
Kentucky Power & Light Co-—
1st 5 Ms series A 1948
M&S
B
86 m
115
116
103
103 m
'
87 m
50
98
Lexington Ry 1st 5s 1949-J&D
Kentucky Utilities Co—
1st M 6 Ms Sept '48 ser D M&S
1st M5Hs 1955 ser F
A&O
1st M 5s 1961 series G—F&A
5s series H 1961
F&A
1st M 5s 1969 ser I
F&A
1st 7s series J 1957.
F&A
-M&S
Keokuk Elec 6s 1945------M&N
Kewanee(Ill)Pub Ser 6s A 49 J&J
Key West Electric 5s 1956—F&a
1st 6s series K 1957
Keystone Pub Serv—
1st M 5s 1978
2m
105
k
97 m
105m
102 m
90
103 m
98 m
99 %
99
103
Lowell Gas Light—
jr
F&A
97J*
106"
115
41m
97 m
117
103 m
100
100m
108m
109
104
90
16
32
95
106
92
87 m
87 m
87
101%
93%
88
88
88
101
96m
104
102 m
98
106
98
76m
77m
100 M
101
101M
151m
'39. J&J
KingsCoElev—See Bklyn-Queens
Kings Co Gas & HI 1st ^s '40 A&O
Kings Co Ltg 1st ref 5s '54--J&J
1st ref 6Mb 1954
--—J&J
Klngsh'way Bdge 6 Mb 62—A&O
Khoxville Trac 1st 5s 1938—a&0
Kokomo Water Works—
104 m
154M
106 M
107
108
104 m
113
109 m
1958
.—.J&D
Lackawanna & Wyoming Val RR
105
5s
1951
& Elec—
B
F&a
Lehigh Power Securities—
Deb g 6s 2026 ser A
F&A
Lehigh Valley Transit—
Lawrence (Mass) Gas
1st M 4Mb 1940 ser
115
92
96
107
f2L
—-
23
2
96m
60 m
60m
50
51m
102 M
1
90%
104%
5s 1960
108 M
109
75
46m
77
49
81
1945
Ref & impt g
84
—J&D
J&D
1st extend 5s 1945
J&D
Leipzig Overland Pow 0Ms *46— / 27
98
Lewiston Gas Lt 3 Ms C '56-a&O
Lex (Ky) Ry—See Ky Tr & Term
Lexington (Ky) Tel—
100
1st M 6s w w 1944
M&S
101M
Lexington Util 1st 5s 1952..F&A
99
Lexington Wat ref 5 mb 1940 .F&a
82
Lexington Wat PowColst5s'68J&J
85
Conv deb 5 Ms 1953
J&J
105m
Lincoln Gas & Elec 5s 1941 _.J&D
103 m
Lincoln Pub Serv 5s 1939...J&J
102
Little Rock Ry & El 6s '38...a&O
101
Lockhart Power 4 Ms 1955—J&D
Lombard Elec Oo (Italy)—
1 st extl 7s 1952 ....
-—-J&D * 73
103 m
Lone Star Gas s f 5s 1942..M&N
61
Long Beach Gas 1st 5s '56—J&D
Long Island Lighting—
,
105
Secured g 6s 1945
J&J
96
Conv deb g5Ms '52 ser A. a&O
104
Long Island Water 5 Ms '55 M&N
102
Lorain Telep 1st 5s 1958—.J&D
-
,1UH
Gen s f 7s ww 1941---—-A&O
Manhattan Ry con 4s g '90--A&O
Cent Hanover Bk ctfs of dep.
1st lien & colltr 5s
Called
Aug. 1 at 103^.
b Basis,
-
30
101
100 M
102
83
90
107
104 m
103 m
103
80
104
65
A
s
„
_
..J&D
f 7s 1941
92 %
90
25
A&O
98M
111^
Ref & gen
S f deb 5s 1949 ser A
-A&O
Massillon El & Gas 1st 5s 56- J&J
Maysville P Serv 5Mb A 1942A&0
Memphis Power & Light Go—1st & ref 5s 1948 ser A
J&J
1st & ref 4Mb 1978 ser o—A&o
Memphis Street Ry—
3-5s series A 1945
—
3-5s series B 1945
Meridionals Electric Oo—
1st s f 7s 1957 ser A
A&O
Metropolitan Edison Co—
1st M 4Mb 1968 ser D—M&S
1st M 4s 1971 ser E —M&N
1st mtge 4s ser G 1965—-M&N
Metrop Edison Oorp 6s 61 -M&S
Metro Wat Sewer—See Fgn bds
99^
91X
104%
103%
97
88
60
20
80
107^
105
105%
94
Metropolitan West Side "L"—•
1st gold 4s 1938--F&A
9
Exten gold 4s 1938———-J&J /
39
Mexican El L 1st M g 5s 42-J&J
40
Mex Lt & Pow 1st 5s '40 a f—F&A
50
Mexican Utilities 7s 1939—. A&O
45
Miami Bridge income deb 6s 1952
Michigan Associated Telep Co—102
1st M 5s 1901--------A&O
Mich Fuel & Lt 6s A 1950—J&D /
Michigan Gas & Elec
lst&ref 6s 1943
1st M 5s 1956
Oo—
M&S
——J&D
Michigan Public Service Oo—
1st g 5s 1947 ser A--—---A&O
Middle States Telep 6s A 47-J&J
Middlesex & Boston St Ry—■1st and ref mtge 5 Ms 1942-J&J
Middlesex Elec Lt Pow 5s '65 J&J
Middlesex Water 5Ms 1957-A&0
Middlesex & Somerset Trac—
5s
1950
-
-
Middle Western Tel
--J&J
6s 1943-J&J
Midland Util deb 6s 1938-—M&S
Milwaukee Elec Ry & Light-—
1st & ref 5s 1961 ser B—J&D
1st M 5s 1971--——
J&J
Milwaukee Gas Light Oo—
1st M 4Hs 1967————M&S
Minneapolis Gas Light Oo—
1st mtge 4s 1950----- - - - - J & D
Minnesota Nor Pr jt 6s 1944 A&O
Minnesota Power & Light Co—1st & ref 5s 1955
-J&D
1st & ref 4Kb 1978
M&N
Mississippi Power Oo—
1st & ref 5s 1955—
M&S
Mississippi Power & Light—
1st M 5s 1957....-----J&D
Mississippi River Pow 5s 51- J&J
Deb 5s May 1. 1947——M&N
Miss Val Pub Ser 1st 5s '54.J&D
m
106
98
106
103 m
/t -Mommai.
92
6-4 Ms ser B 1966 J&J
Ref & gen 4s series O 1967-J&J
Market St El Pass Ry—See P R T
Market St Ry (San Francisco)—
1st s f 7s 1940 ser A Jan
Maryland Light & Power—
1st M 5Ms 1950 ser A——J&J
1st mtge 4 Ms 1952
Maritime Tel & Tel—
99%
k Last sale,
im
92 H
Marion-Reserve Power—
91
104
f Price includes accrued Interest,
M&S
53
„
1st lien coll tr 5 Ms 1937.-A&O
Manitoba Power Co Ltd-1st M s f 5Ms *51 ser A—J&J
1st M 8 f 5&1S 1952 ser B.-J&J
Mannheim & Palatinate Elec Cos
<■
*
—J&D
gold 4s 2013
5
41 *S
35
Manila Elec RR & Ltg Corp—•
Mass Utilities Associates—
100M
1st
f 5s ser A 1955
15-year
101M
100
1st 5s ser A
s
Manila Gas Co—
95
99 m
1997--A&0
1st
2d
14m
29
M&n
Purch money 6s g
Edison El 111 Blkyn 4s
1944-
90
A&O
Luneburg Pow L & W W (Germ'y)
1st M s f 7s 1948
M&N / 24^
Luzerne Co (Pa) Gas & Elec—
107
1st ref&imp g 5s'48 op'13 A&O
106
1st & ref 6s 1954
—M&S
115
Debenture 7s 1944
J&J
101'
MacLaren-Que Pow 5 Ms Febl'61
101 v
5 Ms series B 1964
M&S
Macon Gas 1st mtge 4mb'52. J&D
Macon Ry & Light 1st 5s *53-J&J
Madison Rys 1st g 5s 1936--M&N
102
Malone (N Y) L & P 5Ms'56_J&J
26
Manchester Terminal 6 Ms 1941
115m
92
77H
„
Lower St Lawrence Power—
4m
95m
97
106 ^
13 m
104 m
103
112
39 m
„
.
101
104 %
Keystone Telephone Co—
1st & ref 5 mb 1955 ser A—J&D
B.—A&O
Kings Co E L & P 1st 5s '37-A&0
105
101 %
118
104 m
99%
1st 1 & ref 6s 1951 ser
89
85
1st mtge 4Mb ser A 1960-M&S
Lower Austrian Hydro-Elec—
1st sfg6Ms
104 m
104m
O
1st extend 4s
60
55 %
54m
38m
F— .M&S
1st M 5s 1961
•
1
5s 1954
ser
39
lU»
99
Intr-State Bridge 4-6 %a '50 M&N
Interstate Gas & El 6s 1951—J&D
Interstate Power 1st 5s '57
J&J
Deb gold 6s 1952
J&J
Interstate P S (Ark) 6s 1940 M&S
Interstate Pub Serv Co—
1st & ref 6mb 1949 ser B—J&J
1st & ref 5s 1956 ser D
J&D
_
H
38
F&A
69
Debentures 6s 1948
F&A
94 m
70
Laclede Gas Lt 5s 1939
a&O
60
1st M coll tr 5 Ms '53 ser C F&A
60
8
1st col&ref 5Msl960 ser D F&A
48
6s coll notes ser A 1942—F&A
6s coll notes ser B 1942-.-f&a
84M
ioi%
La Crosse Telep 5mb 1948—J&J
103
Lake Erie Pow « Lt 6s 1946-A&O
102
1st & ref 5 Ms ser B 1949--M&S
103
1st & ref 6s ser C 1952—M&n
4
68
Lake Sh Elec 1st con g 6s *33 J&J
73
Gen gold 5s Feb 1, 1933—F&A '
7i"
73
Lake Sh Gas 1st 5Ms 1950--M&n
Lake Superior Dlst Pow—
93
1st mtge 3 Ms ser A I960--A&O
100
Lanaister Co Ry & Lt 5s 1951 J&J
26
68.
Inter continents Power Co—
Debs A 6s 1948
J&D f
International Hydro-Elec System
Conv deb 6s 1944 w w
A&O
F
1*
22 m
6% notes 1932
ser
64 m
62 m
Certificates of deposit
Sec 7s 1952
1961
M&S
Louisv Ltg 5s '53 unstmpd.-A&O
50 m Louisv Ry cons ext 5%b 1940J&J
8
2d 4Mb 1940
M&S
lst & ref M 3Ms 1966
General 6s 1950—......F&A
Jersey Central Pow & Lt Oorp-—
1st & ref 5s 1947 ser B—F&a
M&S
106 % Kentucky Traction & Terminal—
118
1st & ref gu 5s *51 opt *14 F&A
100
Indianapolis Gas 5s 1952
A&O
Indianapolis Power & Light—
-
Deb gs 7s 1943
Jamest'n (NY)Telep
56
49m
6m
--
M&N
James River Bridge Con)—
1st sink fund 6M« 1958—-J&J
1st m 5 Ms 1948 ser
117
6% conv notes 1940
J&D
Indiana Telep 5s A (ws) I960.J&J
Indianapolis Columbus & South¬
Secured 5s 1958
Inland Gas 6 Ms 1938
106
- - -
65
Los Aug Trac 1st cons 5s '38-J&D
Louisiana Pow & Light Oo—
1st mtge 5s 1957
^..J&D
Louisville Gas & Elec Oo (Ky)-
warr)-J&J
63 (without
3s B Dec 31 1962- —
Joplin W W 1st 5s 1957
M&S
Kansas City Gas 1st 5s '46—F&A
99
92
1,1950-J&J
Indianapolis Ry 5s. 1967 Indianapolis Water—
1st mtge 3%a 1960
Indianapolis W W Sec Co—
104 m
110
60
(Flaj Gas—
5s stamped 1942
Income deb 6s ser A 1952
Jer City Hob & Pat—See P S Oorp
Johnstown Traction 4s Dec'31 62
A—M&N
A
Jacksonv
103 m
99 m
92 m
93
1st 1 & ref 5s 1963
F&A
Indiana & S W Gas & Util—
ser
Deb 6s
107
72 m
81
93 m
55
_
109
J&J
Indiana Hydro-Elec Power-—.
1st mtge 5s 1958 ser A
M&N
Indiana & Mich El 5s 1957—F&A
1st & ref 5s 1955
M&S
Indiana Pr 1st 7%b *41 A .M&N
Indiana Ry & Lt 1st 5s '43
.J&J
Indiana Service Corp—
1st M 5s 1957
100
71
A—M&S
107m
M&N f
1948—F&A
101
119
f 5Ms 1953 ser
103
Indiana General Service—
1st M 5s 1948
Traction 1st 6s
s
Oo—See PaC El Ry
Los Ang & Pac RR-See Pac El Ry
101
91m
-
Superpower Oorp—
1st M 4MS
1st M 63^s 1953 series B—F&A
1st M 5s 1951 series O
M&S
Indiana Gas Utilities 5s 1946-J&J
ern
25-yr
Italian
65 m
1st mtge 4%b ser B f965-A&0
Indiana Central Telep Oo—„
1st & ref M 5s Jan
101
Island Gas & Electric—
104 m
S f deb &%b 1957
M&S
Illinois Water Service Qo—
1st mtge 5s 1952 series A..J&J
Indiana Assoc Telegraph—
99 m
J&J
101
_
1st M 6s 1947 series
1st & ref 5 Ms July
Deb 6s 1950 ser A
Bid
Bonds
Ask
Los Ang Pac
104
lst&ref 5s 195' opt
A&O
Illinois Power & Light Corp—
1st & ref 6s 1953 series A..A&O
1st & ref 5%b 1954 ser B—J&D
1st & ref 5s 1966ser O
J&D
1st lien coll 5%b 1938
Indiana Electric Corp—
Bid
Bonds
Iowa Southern Utilities—
1st & ref 5 Ms 1950
1 '50-M&N
M&N
Isarco Hydro-Elec Oo (Italy)I&N
lst M s f 7s 1952
M
„
:
Ask
Bid
Bonds
Houston Light & Power
1st mtge 3%a 1960
and income and defaulted bonds
month preceding the date of issue
_
99
92%
90
99
91
118
104
75
71
54
102 5^
103 h
100
102 J
98 j
103 H
99
83M
90
108 %
102%
106
Aug., 1937]
NOTICE—All bond prices
PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS
are
Quotations for ail securities
"and interest" except where marked "f" and Incoma and
defaulted bonds
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue
are as near as
Bonds
Bonds
Missouri Edison 1st 534s *47 J&D
Missouri Gas & Elec 6s A'44 M&S
/
1st & ref 6s ser B 1957
J&J /
_lst 4-5s 1956
A&O
Missouri Power & Light—
1st mtge 334s 1966
J&D
Missouri Public Service Co—
First mtge 5s 1947 ser A—F&A /
91
Bonds
'
60
58
•
60
9834
69
1st sf 5s I960
F&A
Missouri Riv Sioux City Bdge—
1st sf 6s 1953
M&S
Mobile Bay Bridge 7s 1951. J&J /
2d sinking fund 7s 1951—-J&J
/
Mobile Gas Service Corp—
82X
m
101
10134
86
9634
50
1st 5s 1956
A&O /
1st cum inc 9s ser A *56—A&O /
Income 7s 1956
A&O /
Mob Lt & RE 1st g 5s '37
J&D
Cons g 5s 1941
M&S
Monmouth CJons Wat 5s '56. J&D
12334
11434
69
45
30
78
9234
Monongahela Light & Pow Co—
1st M 5s 1949
J&D
68
115
Monongahela Valley Water—
1st M 534s 1950 series A..J&J
Monongahela West Penn Pub Ser
1st & gen mtge 434s 1960.A&O
101
Debenture 6s 1965
A&O
Mont Cities Gas 7s A 1937—M&N
Montana-Dakota Power—
Ext 1st 534s-634s 1944
J&J
Montana Power—
101
99
.
10534
93
-
1st & ref mtge 3 Ha 1966. J&D
9434
-
Montreal Isl Pow 534s 1957 M&N
Montreal Lt Ht & Pow Consol—
3 % conv deb 1939
J&J
1st & coll
8
f 3
3ns 1956
50 34
99
95
F&A
-J&J
1st & coll 334s 1973
.
10434
Montreal Tramways—
1st & ref g 5s 1941 opt
J&J
Gen & ref 5s 1955 series A. A&O
Gen & ref 5s 1955 ser B—A&O
9934
l°A
•«—
10634
10534
10534
10734
10134
——
Gen & ref s f 434s '55ser O A&O
Gen & ref 5s 1955 ser D.A&O
Morgantown Water 5s 1965--J&J
104
Mount Hope Bridge 5s 1969.J&D
70
2d income 8s Dec 15
1969-— / 18
Mountain States Power Co—
1st & ref 5s 1938
J&J
91
_
1st M 6s 1938series B
,J&J
Muncie Wat Works 5s 1965.Sf&N
.
Municipal Serv
coll 6s 1956.F&A
Mut Fuel Gas-See
Peoples GL&C
Mutual Un Tel—See West Un Tel
Narrangansett Elec Co—
,
9334
9234
105
/ 70
1st mtge 334s 1966
J&J
10234
Nashville Gas & Heating Co—
1st M gold 5s 1937 guar. _M&N
100
5s 1937 (not guar)
M&N / 85
Nashville Railway & Light—
Cons g 5s 1953 opt 1908—J&J
107
Ref & ext gold 5s 1958
J&J
87
m
10434
„
10334
10434
10334
/ 14
101*
Nat
Nat
Nat
Nat
Nat
Elec Pow Co deb 5s 1978 J&J /
334
Gas & El Corp 5s 1953-F&A
94
Lt Heat & Pow 7s 1938.M&S
10034
Lt & Pow 6s 1949....M&N
94
Pow & L deb 6s 2026 A .F&A
91
Deb 5s 2030 ser B
-M&N
80
Nat Public Service Corp—
.
Debenture gold 5s 1978--F&A /
Certificates of deposit
/
45
45
Nat Toll Bridge 6s
stmp '39. J&J J *5
Nebraska Pow 1st 434s 1981-J&D
10834
Deb 6s 2022
M&S
11434
Nev Calif Elec 1st 5s 1956—A&O
83
Deb 6s July 1941
—J&J
97
New Amsterdam Gas—See N Y
GELH&P
Newark Gas 6s Apr 1
1944—Q-J
118
Newark Cons Gas con 5s '48. J&D
11834
,
NeJ
Lt H* Pow
104
Newcastle (City of)" W 5s'Yl* j&D
New England G & E Association
10134
M&S
72
7134
Deb g os 1947
Conv deb 5s 1948
Conv deb 5e 1950
...J&D
M&N
Convertible deb 5s 1962-.-J&J
New Engl Pow Assn 5s 1948-A&O
Deb 534s 1954
J&D
New England Power—
334« series A 1961
M&N
New England Tel & Tel—
1st 5s 1952 series A
J&D
1st 434s 1961 ser B
M&N
Newfoundland Light & Power—
534s 1971
J&J
1st sf 434s 1956
J&J
New Haven Water—
_
1st & ref 4 34s B 1970
A&O
1st & ref 434s C 1981M&S
434s 1983
M&N
N J & Hud Riv Ry &
Ferry—
1st gold 4s 1950
—M&8
N J Pow & Lt 1st 434s '60-A&O
New Jersey Water Co—
1st mtge 5s 1950
F&A
New Mex Gas conv 5s 1951 M&N
New Mexico Power—
1st mtge 5s 1958
7034
72
93 34
9634
10134
12434
12034
10334
9934
11234
11534
61
10634
63
10734
10134
9834
J&J
90
1st sf 5s 1943
J&J
New Orleans City RR 5s 1943—
New Orleans Pub Service Co—
1st & ref 5s 1952 series A—A&O
1st & ref 5s 1955 series B- J&D
5s stamped 1942
105
104
„
New Orleans City & Lake—
—
97 34
97 34
8934
Inc 6s Nov 1949 ser A—-J&D / 7934
St Ry—
434s 1964
J&J
105
Newport Gas Lt 5s A 1961—J&D
10334
Newp News & Hamp Ry G & E—
Newport & Fall River
1st & ref 6s 1944
J&J
10534
& El
M&N
10534
Newp News & Old Pt Ry
1st g 5s Nov
b Basis*
1938
/This price includes accrued Interest,
k Last Bale.
n^Nominal
105
104
10434
10434
77
"and lnt.r..t" oxc.pt wh.r. markad "f"
QwHatloM for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the
NOTICE—All bond price., or.
Bid
Bonds
Penn Wat Serv 5s ser
A
'67-F&A
5s' 47 M&N
Peoples Light & Power Corp—
1st lien 5*4s 1941
J&J f
Conv deb 5s 1979
J&J f
Mutual Fuel Gas g
3-6s1961
Peoples Telep (Butler,
Pa)—
114*4
87
96
80
69
76
77*4
Secured
101
101
99 ;
41
106*4
95"
39
43*4
42
103*4
111
53*4
91
Phila Suburban Water
1st
f 4s 1965
s
Phila & Western
Ry
M&S
5s 1960-J&J
sec notes 1936
6s 1941
Richland Public Service—
1st & ref 5s 1937
f
f
fcuv
vv
Pitts Canonsburg
_
w
20
38
1937
w
series
15"
70*4
*?; 99
40
1945—M&N
6s 1950-M&N
mtge
3Hs 1966
J&J
107 H
68*4
91
D '60—M&N
F&A
F 1966
Public Service Co of Nor 111—
1st & ref g 5s 1956 op '21-A&0
1st & ref 5s 1966 series O.M&N
lst&ref 4*4s 1978 ser D.M&N
1st & ref 4*4s 1980 ser E.J&J
1st & ref 4 *4s 1981 ser F.A&O
1st 1 & ref M 4*4 ser I '60.J&J
1947 series A
94
94*4
47*4
48*4
105*4
106*4
103*4
M&I
104*4
Y) Gas, Elec Lt & P-
100
75
119
120
Southern Trac—See Phila Co
105
30"
28*4
Southern
Union
Gas—
82
f
60
/
/
30
30
33
91
100*4
94
107
97
100*4
102*4
(111) Gas & El—
101
Southern Utah
103*4
113
r
115
1st M 5Ms May 1, 1960..M&
Southwestern Assoc Telep Co—
1st M 5s 1961
A&
100*4
Southwestern Bell Telep—
1st & ref M 3 Ha ser B '64. J&!
107 *4
98
100
Power*Oo—
96*4
98*4
106*4
103
103*4
100
M&!
1st 48 series D 1960
100
111*4
101*4
ser
A_.
—
102
102*4
F&
—F&
Southwestern Power & Light—
1st M 5s 1957
1st M 5s 1957 ser B
102*4
110*4
--—
103*4
100
1—i o oMNOH-
San Antonio Public Service—
108*4
103*4
& Elec—
1965
Diego Co Wat 6s A '62.M&
Diego Water Supply Co—
105
108*4
San
105
105
San
105
106
San Francisco Bay
101*4
Toll Bridge/
/
102*4
97
<')
mmmm
30
San Jose Water Works
1st mtge 3*4s ser A 1
Santa Barb Tel 3 *4s sei
1*4
101*4
105
Springfield City Water—
1st mtge 48 ser A 1956
/"mmmm
•ringfield (Mo) Gas & Elec <
1st mtge 5s 1957 ser A_„_
32
•:
3 ; : Springfield (Mass) St Ry—
Ref & gen 6s 1940
M&S
129*4 Springfield Terminal Ry 7s 1942
Stamford Water 1st 5s 1952._J&J
Stand Elec (Calif) 1st 5s '39.M&
102
100
97
Standard Gas & Elec of Delwai
6%
63"
Savannah Elec & Power Co—
1st & ref 4s 1947 ser D._.Q-Ja
06
....
1st & ref M 5s ser F 1955.M&
Savannah Elec Co 5s g *52. J&
98
....
107
....
Scranton Gas &
~9°m
101
106*4
109*4
99
105*4
,108*4
Sayre (Pa) Elec 5s 1947..._A&
Schenectady Ry 1st 5s Mar 1, '4 \t
Scioto Val Ry & Pr 1st 6s '43-J&]
g
notes 1935
—A&<
105
12
15"""
85
100
4s series B
112
105*4
105
Income 3s
.
>
105
Seattle-Everett Tractionlst M g 5s 1939 opt 191
103*4
105*4
Seattle Lighting
1st 5s 1944
/
94
26
71
73
101
3
& Basis.
.
72*4
71*4
70
61
68
*
'\.f-
24*4
f
mm mm
26*4
1
)
33
;;
34
Stewart Mt Pr-
Super-Power Co. of 111—
104*4
103
/ This price includes accrued Interest.
* Last sale n Nominal.
3
105
I
104
!■
t Called Sept. 1, at 103 H.
\f
)/
102
100
71
61
Stark Elec RR see RR
87
71
29
Oo—
------
72
73
59
i
3
72*4
€
93*4
103
68
1959.
1959,
109*4
71*4
59
93
93*4
108*4
If
72
F&
70
J&'
M 71*4
6 % conv notes 1935
J&
/ 70*4
Certificates of deposit."....
Standard Power & L Corp—
Deb g 6s 1957
...-F& :L69
Standard Public Service Corp—
92*4
5s 1961.
55
121
6s 1951
Debenture 6s 1966
Standard Telephone Co—
1st 1 coll tr 5Ha '43 ser A
Oonv deb 6s 1938
102
L
103*4
105
>
120
90
Water Oo—
1st 4*4s 1958
M& I
Scranton-Spg Brook Water Serv-
w
52
65
;
i 99
103*4
Debenture
85
104*4
97
70
108
Certificates of deposit
108*4
6
>/
78
108
109
106
66*4
75
18
110
15
107"
Sauda Falls Go Ltd—
70
105
,
129
133*4
/
Conv deb ser A 1932.
106
San Diego Consol Gas
1st mtge 4s May 1,
83
17
65*4
70
in
105
99
67
80
/
110*4
104^
66
Southwest Gas Co (Okla)—
»(——1 •>
105
90
88
1
/
33
106*4
Southwestern Gas & Elec Co—
99
99
1951-A&
St Louis Springf & Peoria RR—
1st & rer gu g 5s '39 opt.-J&!
St Paul Gas Light—
St Louis Co Gas 1st 5s
96
105
106
103*4
111*4
104*4
103*4
103*4
103*4
76"
105'"
103
102
118*4
101
70
103
61
89
100*4
103
Refunding 6s 1956-
97
....
87
-
106
J&
•
$15 cash settlement,
106*4
106*4
105*4
3
•
103*4
106*4
(Calif)-
lst M 4Hs 1968
104*4
M<!
6s 1938-1943
106
i
106*4
103*4
105*4
108
131
M&N
1st 5s 1946-J&J
108
106
103
A&l
Counties Gas
1st g 68
Southern
47
109
95*4
Trust certs 6% perpet
Public Service Co of N H—
1st mtge 3Hb ser C I960-.F&A
67
6
104*4
/
;
108*4
M&N
So Jersey Gas El & Trac—
Guar g 5s Marchl,1953.M&S
107*4
102*4
Southern Gas Utilities, Inc—
63*4
106*4
6s 1952.F&A
Public Service Corp of N J—
100*4
Calif Water—
Southern
101
65
45
/
RR-
21*4
101
98*4
100
3%a 1945
M&S
Ref mtge 3^s May 1,1960—
Ref mtge 3 *4s ser B July 1 '60.
Southern California Gas Co—
1st & ref 4*£s 1961
M&
1st M & ref 4s Aug 1 '65-F&J
104""
99*4
96
98*4
Southern Cities Utilities Co—
1st lien & coll 5s 1958
A&<
118
87
94
Southern Colorado Power Co—
101*4
104
98
Pub Ser of Indiana
Camden Sub
Consolidate< I Traction—
Extended 5s 1938
J&D
Eliz Plainf it Cent Jersey Ry—
1st g 5s Dec 1, 1950
J&J
Eliz & Raritan Rlv 5s '54.M&N
Elizabeth & Trent 5s '62-A&O
J O Hob & Pat 4s 1949—M&N
Orange & Passaic Valley—
1st 5s 1938
J&D
Pater son Ry—
2d 6s '14 ext 5% to '44. A&O
;
99
W
21*4
1954
F&A / 25*4
Public Service Oo. of Colorado—
104*4
1st & ref 6s 1953 series A.M&S
104*4
1st & ref 5*4s '54 ser B..M&S
105*4
1st & ref 6s ser O 1961--M&N
lit 3 Hs 1961
1st 3 *4s series
117*4
109*4
Light & Pow—
St Clair County
Prussian Elec 6s
1st mtge 3*4s ser
82*4
103
Canada Ltd—
1946
80
107*4
107*4
B.M&S
J&D
Power Secur coll tr 6s '49.-J&D
Providence Gaii 4s ser B1963 F&A
Provincial L B! & P 5s '46-M&S
6s
83
92""
23*4
101*4
/
Oonv deb 4> fs 1959 Ser
Conv deb 5s ser A 1957
Deb
i
63
85
Debenture
82
103*4
61
1st & ref mtge 4s 1960....M&S
Debenture 3 Ha 1940M&S
:
1st M 4«s 1960
2d 5s g 1933 ctfs of dep.
lst mtge s f 4 ha 1979.
Saguenay Elec 5J4s A 1
100
96
Potomac El Pow—
1st
103
Southern United Gas Co—
100*4
1956 ser E
M&N
1961 series F..A&0
Power Corp of
;■
104
'40 opt '20..J&J
.#• 69
4*4s 1940—J&J
100*4
Portland (Me) Gas L 5s A'50 A&O
Portland General Elec Co—
63
1st & ref 4Mb 1960
M&S 106*4
1st M 5s exten to 1950
J&J
66*4
Portland (Me) RR 3Ha 1951- J&J
89
1st mtge 5s
1st M4Ks
105
102*4
So Texas Gas 6 Ha 1938 A.-M&S
Southeastern Gas & Water Co—
J&D
1st lien 6s x-w 1941
J&D
S'eastern Indiana Pow 6s '43 M&N
S'eastern P & L deb 6s 2025.M&S
Southern Bell Telep & Teleg—
3 *4s debentures 1962
A&O
Southern California Edison—
104
89
/
Rome (N
92
;
102*4
F&A
1st lien 6s 1944
78
/
1st & ref g 5s
1st l'n & gen
Potomac Edison Co—
27*4
105*4
103*4
6s 1947-J&J
1953.-M&N
103
Pt Henry L H & P 1st 5s '46.F&A
/ 22*4
Portland Elec Pow 6s 1950-M&S
Portland (Ore) Gas & Coke—
73*4
'53-J&J
27*4
103*4
Water 5s 1938
Rockland
South Pittsburgh Water Oo—
1st lien & ref 5s 1960 ser A. J&J
28
1st lien & ref 5s 1960 ser B_ J&J
98
E 1962&
Lake Ontario
90
J&J
South Coast Co—See Indust—
1st M 5s 1955--.-
S
78
75
South Jer G E & T—See Pub Serv Corp.
20
i
5s
South Carolina Power Oo—
1st lien & ref 5s 1957
26*4
f
J&«~
W 5s 1950
80*4
mmmm
'
Rumford Falls Pow-
102
93
Platte Valley Telep
Pomerania Elec 6s
Porto Rican Power
Porto Rican Rys Ltd 5s 1962M&N
Porto Rico Telep 6s 1944—J&D
Postal Teleg & Cable 5s
i66"
26*4
25*4
Ry & El 5s 1953-_F&A
i";mmmrn'''
106
J&D
28*4
81
Roanoke
98*499
105
South Bay Consol Water—
1st ref 5s 1950
M&N
30
.
22*4
.
26
„
1st M 5s 1938
Pittsburgh Rys—See Phila Oo
Pittsburgh Suburban Water Serv
1st 1 & ref 5s 1958
M&S
Plainfield St Ry 6s 1942
J&J
Plainfield-Un Wat 5s A '61-M&M
1st 1 & con m 5s
„
/
J&J
J&J
Somerset Lighting 5s 1939 _F&A
26*4
Richmond (S I) Lt & RR—
1st coll tr g 4s 1952
J&
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—.
Rochester & Syracuse
13
_
& Wash 5s
.
105
102
M&S
Mtge g 4s Dec 1, 1943
/
A&<
Richmond (Ind) W W Corp—
1st M 5s 1957
.M&l
28
22
Somerset Un & Middlessex Ltg—
109
Rochester Gas & Elec Corp—
12*4
97
<JULJI1(W3
F&A
95
91
,
r
1st mtge 4s 1966
Sioux City Serv 6s 1951
1U4
106
/
105*4
Rochester Central Power Corp—
98*4
69
X
116
Rhine-Westphalia El Pr (Germ y)
Mtge g 7s 1950
M&N /
/
Direct mtge 6s 1952
Con mtge 6s 1953
F&A /
Cons 6s 1955
...A&O /
Roanoke
87
Co—
103*4
_
7%
85
M&S
1st & ref 5s 1960 ser A
1st 5Hs ser B 1957
Silesia Elec Corp s f 6*4s'46 .F&A
Sioux City Gas & Elec Co—
99
101
99
Shenango Val Water 4s B'61 A&O
Shinyetsu Elec Pow (Japan)—
1st sink fund 6*4s 1952
J&D
Shrevp't Bdge & Term 5s'55-F&A
83*4
78*4
t 103*4
26
18
/
81
77*4
105
104*4
104*4
99*4
Sierra Pacific Power Oo—
105
90
11
/
1968-J&D
f 5s
104
104
104*4
98*4
Shreveport Rys 1st 5s '36-44.J&J
/125
Republic Gas 6s A 1945—-J&D
fl'25
Certificates of deposit
---99*4
Republic Natural Gas 1st 6s 1954.
Republic Service Corp—
78*4
1st coll trust 5s 1951
J&D
Rhine-Ruhr Wat Serv Union—
Extl deb 6s 1953
J&J / 24*4
Rochester
'45-A&O
People's Traction Co—
P P Ry tr ctfs 4s *43 _ F&A
Union Traction 4s 1952.J&J
ctfs
s
Shawinigan Water k Power Oo—
1st M&col s f 4 Hs'67 ser A A&O
1st coll tr 4 Ha 68 ser B _M&N
1st coll tr 4J4s ser D '70-A&O
1st coll tr 4s ser F 1961
A&O
86
83*4
96*4
11 avviv/u
99
84*4
Queensboro Gas & El 5s '52-J&J
Conv g deb 5Ha '52 ser A. A&O
Quincy El Lt & Pow 5s A'47 M&S
Rapid Transit St Ry 8s 1941-A&O
&_Fairn^5J4sj*9
Elec & Peo 4s tr
_
68"
65
A&O
Puget Sound Tel 5s A 1952-J&J
Quebec Power Co—
....
Philadelphia Rapid Transit—
.81
Coll tr g 5s 1957 opt s f—.F&A
S f guar 5s 1962
M&S
88
6s gold 1962
M&S
98
1st m r e 6s 1944
J&J
Darby Media & Ches St Ry
1st 4Kb 1936
J&J / 23
65
50
M&S /
1st & ref 5s 1950 ser O.—M&N
1st & ref 4Hb 1950 ser D.J&D
1st M & coll tr
F&A
1st 5s 1955
-LiJtLi 11
*{&S
6s 1938
Puget Sound Navig 6s 1938-M&N
Puget Sound Power & Light—
1st & ref 5*4s 1949
-J&D
100
Peoples Tract—See Phila R T
Peoples Water Service (Md)—■
88 V
1st lien 6s A 1949 w w
F&A
Peoria Water Works Co—
99 H
1st consol 4s 1948..
M&N 104
Prior lien 5s 1948
M&N
100
1st con 5s 1948
M&N
99 H
1st & ref 58 1 950
F&A
75
Debenture 4s 1950
Philadelphia Company—
Secured gold 5s 1967
J&D
37
Ardtnore Street 5s 1958.-A&O
106
Duquesne Lt 1st 3*4s '65-J&D
f 80
Duquesne Trac 1st 5s '30.J&J
90
Pittsb Rys 5s 1953
A&O
36
2d Ave Tr 1st 5s 1934
J&D
41H
So Trac 1st & coll tr g 5s'50A&0
40 H
United Trac 5s 1997 ctfs-.J&J
39
West End Trac con 5s '38-J&J
Philadelphia Electric—
103*4
1st & ref mtge 3 *4sl967--M&S
Philadelphia Elec Power Co—
110*4
1st mtge 5*4s 1972
F&A
Phila & Garretsford St Ry—
49
Hest Mantua
conv
1st coll 4-5Hs 1948
16*4
67
60
82
14*4
102*4
i01*4
55"
Ask
Bid
Bonds
Public Utilities Consol Corp-r
1st M 5**s 1948
20
bonds
month preceding the date of Issue
Serial debs 4s Feb 1, 1946 ---P Serv of Penn 1st 5*48A'53-J&D
119*4
114*4
94*4
.
.
.nd Income and defaulted be
Ask
102*4
*1&A
1st mtge 4s ser A 1966
93
115*4
Bid
Bonds
Public Service Oo of Oklahoma'
„
J&D
I960.....
Ask
95
Peoples Gas (N J) 1st 5s '68-J&D
1st sf5*4s 1960
J&D
r if"
Peoples G & Fuel 6 He ww'37 A&O
People's G L & Ooke, Chicago—
118*4
1st cons g 6s 1943__
A&O 114
Refunding gold 5s 1947..M&S
93
1st & ref 4s 1981 ser B
J&J
95 H
1st & ref mtge 4s ser D '6l _ J&D
4s
1
PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS
78
105
mmmm
105*4
105*4
Aug., 1937]
UTILITY BONDS
PUBLIC
79
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
Bonds
Bid
Sutter Butte Canal 6Hs '43. M&S
Syracuse Gas g 5s 1940-.---J&J
95
Ask
114J4
10634
10934
98
9934
96
98
77
7934
1901
5s
5s
A&O
1958
J&D
5s
1953
M&N
Temescal Water 1st 5s A '00 M&N
Tennessee Eastern Elec Oo—
82
1st M 5s 1943
P&A
Ref s f 0s series A 1955—M&N
Tennessee Electric Power—
1st & ref 08 1947 ser A
J&D
1st & ref 5s 1950
J&D
Tenn Pow gu 5s 1902 opt.-M&N
93
94
9534
8634
85
8734
Tennessee Public Service—
1st & ref 5s 1970
A&O
Terni Hydro Elec 634s 1953.P&A
69
68
70
84
9934
-
87
6934
10634
10334
105
101
Trac
1st 5s 1937 opt.-J&J /
Texas Electric Service Co—
1st mtge 0s ser A 1950
Texas Pow Corp 0s 1950
General 634s 1950
Texas Power & Light—
Dob g 0s 2022 ser A
g
!§
27
30
88
8934
M&S
95
M&S
81
10634
10534
10534
5s Jan 1900 opt-. A&O /
80
4834
1634
gr37_.J&J
ser
A
90
92
85
94
91
93
7634
7734
107k
70
117
73
65
45
J&D
10
Tri-County Telep 43*s B *50 A&O
101
Troy City Ry 1st cons 6s '42 A&O /
434
105
Troy Gas Co 1st 5s 1939—M&N
2d 0s 1939
P&A
23 Street Ry—See N Y Rys
Twin City Rapid Transit Co—
1st lien & ref 534s A 1952J&D
1st lien & ref
102
6
534s B 1952-.J&J
11*
78
104
——
9934
97 H
i5o"
90
95
t
10334
102
& El 1st ext 5s '40M&S
Union Gas Co. of Canada—
1st serial 334s 1936-38
J&D
10234
—
—
-—
98
•';•••'
mmm
m
99
1st serial 4s 1939-42
J&D
1st serial 434s 1943-45
1st 4Hs 1950
9734
J&D
98
J&D
9934
Union Gas System—
f 5s 1948—J&D
1st 4s Mar 31 1961
2d ext 4s Mar 31 1960
A&O
A&O
Pub Serv (Del) 6s '39.J&D
5>4s
101
ser
Coll tr 6s 1942 ser A
63*s 1933
United Pub Util Corp—
No par value.
11434
99
10734
7934
8034
10334
7634
110
7534
84
F&A f
8
5034
5134
2434
10834
96
97
89
96
90
93
West
West
1st
2d
West
1st
9934
9934
look
116
10534
106"
73
69
10734
84"
Phila Pass
2334
2334
§7 H
8434
27
26
100
9234
96
12134
ii"
58
99*4
10934
10634
106
106k
70
84
9334
9434
m
Western Mass Cos—
3X %
coup notes 1946
J&D
Western N
5s *46. J&D
Western N Y Water Co—
1950
104
10634
M&N
»«««.
95
10134
99"
10434
1950
J&J
95
Western Pow (Can) 5s
1949—J&J
Western Public Service Co—
104
& ref 534s
1960
P&A
Western States Util 6s A
'45.A&O
Western Union
Telegraph—
83
85
86
1st
1938--.--.... j&j
10134
k
91
W
i|I
86
88
10134
89
Mut Un 6s ext at
A
J&D
1957
"M&S
ser
f 6s
8934
10434
10534
104
105
""
M&N
Westmoreland Water 1st 5s._
1952
Westphalia United El Pr
s
8934
,
Western Utilities Corp—
6% notes 1937
1st M
9134
90*4
5%tor4"lK&N *106
Gas & Elec Co—
W^OT-n U^ed
1st 534s 1955
61
102
63
103
j&j
Electric Co—
f 24
2634
M&N
M&S
F&A
O.—.Im&N
Williamsport Water Co
1st M 5s Aug 1952
ser A.. .F&A
Wilmington Ry Bridge 5s
1943..
i—
oo
102
98
107
10434
106
97
9734
9534
05
10434
9934
76
78
95
46*
43
10534
106
105
118
87
89
7434
6634
*
*
3
6
1
com
Preferred
25
Amer Superpower
Corp com
*
First $6 preferred
*
Preferred 56 series
♦
American Telep & Teleg
100
Amer Utilities Service common.*
6% preferred
..25
Amer Wat Wks & Elec com——.*
$6 1st preferred
*
Appalachian El Pow 7% pref —*
6% preferred
...»
Arizona Edison com
Arkansas Natural Gas
Corp
Class A non-voting
100
Atlanta Gas Light 6%
pref. .100
Atlantic City Elec 56 pref*
Salt Transit Co v t c
*
Preferred v t c
,—100
——
.25
.100
100
"mmmm
2
8*
i7?n
35
17134
oil
2?i
U"
105
94
106
97
99
*8
in
434
5
F
9
32
"33 'eft
86
70
134
3
12
8434
7434
134
234
10
10
21
22
21
22
20
2034
2134
23
§8
gfc
37
40
39
43
634
O
87
89
114
112
134
434
2134
2
5
2234
133
110
*
*
Telephone (Canada)
100
Telep of Pa 634 pref
100
Beverly Gas & Elec
25
Birmingham Elec 57 pref_.____*
Bell
56 preferred...—*
Birmingham Gas 56 pref
*
Birmingham Wat Wks 6% pf.100
Blackstone Val Gas & El pref. 100
Blue Ridge Corp
]
..
53 conv preferred
Boston Edison Co
1334
434
-
...
SS
92
10
...
-
25
*
6% preferred.
Arkansas Pow & Lt 57
pref
*
6% preferred
_*
Associated Gas & Elec com ....1
Common class A
1
Original preferred
..*
54 preferred
*
$5 preferred..
...»
56 preferred
*
5634 preferred
*
$7 preferred
*
Option warrants
Assoc Telep Co Ltd 51.25
pf
*
Assoc Telep & Teleg $6
pref—
$7
7% pi ere. red
6% preferred.—
Baton Rouge Elec Oo
50 pf
Beauharnois Power com
"834
834
167
115
170
116
§5"
78
69
71
26
29
103
112
2*4
*
Boston Elevated
Ry com
Brazilian Tr Lt & Pow ord
Bridgeport Gas Light
Bridgeport Hydraulic Co
Brit Col Pow Oorp A
a
100
100
*
*
20
*
Class B-.
Broad River Power 7%
pref--100
Brockton Gas Light Oo v t
c—25
Brooklyn Edison
100
45*2
135*1
13534
6034
2634
61
27
33
36
30
34
3834
734
3534
8
100
T"
6
173
180
2234
6434
334
1734
3034
fl"
2334
9734
13
104
Called Aug. 2 at 105
b Basis.
/Flat price
8
2
1934
2634
1134
6634
1134
6334
5634
1934
334
1334
134
....
com
4
,
1834
*
l8tj3referred
334
3634
10934
l¥*
*
Preferred
Arkansas Missouri Power—
Bangor Hydro Elec
irA
irA
3
com
...
n54
12234
36
10834
*
35
36.
28
-
common
59
3434
3434
534
11534
12134
1034
5534
*
Utility
57
87
83
4534
American Light & Traction. __25
6% preferred
25
Amer Power & Light com
——♦
$6 p. pferred
*
$5 preferredAmerican Service $3 preferred.
New
65k
1
t Galled Aug. 2 at
10334.
10534
5634
5434
*
-
1st 5s *38.-J&J
Water 6s 1949
1st M 5s 1956 ser B
1st M 5s 1960 ser
106
112
*
Bklyn Manhat Transit-...----*
$6 preferred series A
...»
Bklyn & Queens Transit com--*
56 preferred
*
Brooklyn Union Gas
*
Buffalo Niagara & East Power—
51.60 prior preferred
25
55 1st pref-......—...
*
(Germ)
1953
$7 second pref series A
$6 cum pref
Warrants
Amer Gas & Elec com
Bel]
99
M&N
6s 1950
*
*
—..
1954.A&O
M„5s 1951
86"
70
*
100
.
10834
Ry—
1960
J&J
West Va Water
Service—
1st mtge 4s 1961
A&O
Western Cont Util 6s
1944—M&S
Western Lt & Tslep 5s
M{5ks
95"
121
ext
1
.
105*4
11834
334s 1956—
A&O
extended 1956
M&N
Texas Utilities Co—"
M 5s 1957 ser A
-..A&O
West Virginia Ohio
River
•89
102
55
Class B
Amer States
107
Co
53
8634
10134
72 34
1st $6 preferred
Warrants
65
Hydro-Elec—
99
79
*
Alabama Water Service pref
*
Allegheny Traction—See Phila Co
Allentown Beth Gas pref
50
Amer Cities Pow & Light cl A 25
Class A opt div ser w w
25
56 preferred
Amer Gas & Power
75
74
71
72
1966
J&J
Penn Tr 1st 5s 1960-J&D
York Haven Wat&P 1st 5s'51 J&D
York Rys 1st Mg 5s *37
opt-J&D
Amer Dis Tel of N J com
Preferred
Amer & Foreign Pow com
$7 preferred-
98
106
/
Yonkers Ry—See Third Ave
Ry
York (Pa) Gas 1st 5s 1941.M&N
% 9134
1st 6s ser A w w 1950
98
J&J
Conv deb 634s 1945
92
J&J
West Coast
Telep 5s A 1953.J&J
9434
Westchester Elec—See 3d Ave
Ry
Westchester Lt 1st g 5s *50—J&D
120
Gen mtgg 3 34s
10234
gtd 1967—J&J
Westchester Serv Corp 6s '48 A&O / 38
West End St
Ry—See Boston El
West End Trac—See
Phila
_
4s serial deb June 1 1938-1940.
Wisconsin Public Service
Corp—
1st mtge 4s 1961
J&D
Wolverine Pow adj 4 34s Mar 1 '59
Worcester & Conn Eastern Ry—
See Railroads.
Worcester St Ry 5s A 1947. J&D
Worcester Transit Association—
Cum income 6s 1952
J&D
PUBLIC UTILITY STKS.
Alabama Power $7 pref
$6 preferred
$5 preferred
45"
5s
—
Wisconsin Hydro-Elec Co—
1st M 5s 1947
A&O
Wisconsin Michigan Power Co—
1st mtge 3 34s 1961
J&J
Wisconsin Minn Light & Power—
1st & ref 5s 1944 opt *19—M&N
Gen & ref 7s 1947
J&J
1st & ref 8s 1944
M&N
Wisconsin Power & Light—
1st mtge 4s ser A 1960
J&D
Wyoming Vail P
w w
West Penn Elec deb 5s
2030-A&0
West Penn Power—
1st M 5s 1963 series E
M&S
1st M 4s 1961 series H
J&J
1st M 334s ser I
10034
20
6334
1960-F&A
Wash Ry & El g 4s 1951
10634
J&D
Anacost & Pot 5s 1949
67
A&O
1st guar 5s 1949
107
A&O
City & Sub 5s g 1948
F&A
Washington Water Power Co—
1st ref 5s 1939 op
10634
J&J
1st & gen 5s 1960
10534
J&J
Washtenaw Gas 1st 5s 1953--J&J
102
Waterloo Ced Falls & No
Ry—
1st M s f g 5s 1940
2234
J&J /
Certificates of deposit
f 2234
Water Service Cos 5s '42--M&S tioo
Watert'n l&p—See No N Y Util.
Waukesha Gas & Electric Co—
Canadian
10034
J&J
Cum income 6s
(w s) 1952-J&D
8 6s 1971—A&O
Yadkin River Pow 1st 5s '41 A&O
109
10834
Deb s f 6s 1946
P&A
Virginian Power 1st 5s 1942.J&D
Wabash Telephone—
1st M 434s A 1956
J&J
Warren Ohio Telep 6s 1942.M&N
Wash'n (DC)GL5s 1960--M&N
Refunding 5s 1958
J&J
Washington Gas & El Co—
1st s f 534s 1947
P&A
1st M 534s 1953
J&J
1st M 5s 1955
M&N
1st M 5s 1941
opt
24
120
107"
5034
1st & ref 534s 1946 ser A—P&A
1st & ref 5s 1950 ser B
J&D
1st & ref 6s ser C 1952
M&S
Wh^e Piains Ltg
Wichita
t Called Sept. 1 at 102.
1st & ref M 4s ser A 1955-M&N
Wheeling (WTa)
..A&O
86K
12034
Virginia Electric & Power—
1st 5s series B
liH
13
Conv deb 634s ser A 1938.F&A 7
34
Vamma Water Pow 534s '57.A&0
103
Vermont Ltg Corp 1st 5s'44 A&O /
30
Vesten Elec Ry 7s 1947
2234
J&D /
Coll tr 5s
10634
United Rys Cos 4% ctfs '49-J&J f
United Railways of Havana—
•
103
10334
7534
10934
99
15
50
-
7034
103
98
Deb 5s 1959
-P&A /
Utilities Public Service Co—
Conv 6s 1933
J&D /
Utilities Service 6s 1953
/
1st'5s series B
10134
•
9634
10234
10234
Gen M 5s 1956 ser D
10534
A&O
107
Gen 5s 1952 series E
J&J
Utica & Mohawk Valley Ry—
1st 434s 1941
7
M&S /
Utilities Power & Light Corp—
Deb g 534s 1947
5034
J&D /
^Utilities
6934
Conv coll tr 6s A I960-—J&J
Convcolltr 53*s B 1960
J&J
Eq 7348 Feb 15 1936
....
9434
8934
B—
United Elec Serv (Italy)—
Extl 1st s f 7s 1956 ser A..J&D
United Gas & Fuel (Hamilton)—
1st s f 534s 1948
J&J
United Ilium Co New Haven—
1st 4s Feb 1 1940P&A
United Light & Power Co—
Deb g 634s 1974
—M&N
1st 1 & consol 534s 1959—A&O
Deb g 0s 1975
M&N
United Lt&Rys (Me) 6s A'52 A&O
Deb 6s 1973
J&J
Un Lt Rys(Del) deb 534s.52 F&A
United Public Service Co—
15
114
96
2022-.--M&N
1
Utica Belt Line Street Ry—
1st 5s 1939
11
M&N /
Utica EI & P 1st 5s 1950-—J&J
11834
Utica G & El ref & ext 5s *57 J&J
11834
106
Gen 534s 1949 ser O—J&D 15
1st
Unit Elec Oo of N J 4s '49--J&D
United Elec Rys (Providence)
Gen ref M 5s Jan 1951 ser A—
Gen ref M 4s Jan 1951
May
1st
M&S 15 /
1942
»—
65
65
91
Ry—See Third Ave Ry
Traction—See Phlla R T
Water Service CoFirst lien 534s '51 ser A.M&N
Union Water Wks Oo—
6s
1st lien gen M 5s 1944—P&A
1st lien & gen M 4 34s 1944.P&A
wBrtdge3k^34s,
77
Union Passenger Railway—
1st Hen
Deb
West Ohio Gas 6s A
1954.
10334
Union Gas
Union
Union
Union
Union
2634
9934
West
Gen 58 series A 1954
J&D a
Gen'l mtge 5s 1967 ser B..F&A t
General 5s 1957
A&O 1
General 4 Ms 1957
M&N
s
2434
9934
1959
110
J&J
Wayne United Gas 634s '44. J&D / 90
79
75
3% notes, 1942
J&J
Union El Lt & Pow Co of St L—
1st M & coll
13
1st
10434
Twin States Gas & Electric—
1st 1 & ref 534s 1945 Ser A.M&S
Tyrol Hydro-Elec Pow Co—
1st M s f 7Ms 1955
M&N
Guar s f 7s 1952
P&A
Ujigawa Elec Power (Japan)
1st M s f 7s 1945
M&S15
Union Elec Co of Missouri—
1st mtge & coll tr 3 Ms 1902 J&J
Union Elev RR—See N W Elev
10
1st lien & ref 6s
55"
4634
9234
M&S15
1941
1634
75
Toledo Flison 5s 1902_____M&N
Traction & Term'l Corp 5s '57J&J
Trenton G & El g 5s 1949..M&S
Trent'n Pass Ry 1st ext 0s'01 A&O
Trenton St Ry ext 5s 1908..J&J
General 0s
7
49
60
Tokyo Elec Light Co (Japan)lst g 0s 1953 series.-J&D15
United Traction (Albany)
Con g 434s 2004
--—J&D /
Unit Trac (Pgh)—See Phlla Co
Virginia Public Service Co—
91
It.
f 7s 1955
94
101
~
^
V-
28
/
Third Ave RR 1st 5s
s
12
7
Union Ry 1st 5s g 1942..F&A
Westchester El 1st 5s g '43. J&J
Yonkers Ry 1st 5s 1940--A&O
Tide Water Power 1st 5s '79.F&A
Toho Electric Power (Japan)—
1st
94"
A&O
1st & ref 5s 1950
Texas Pub Serv 1st 5s 1901
Texas Traction Co 5s 1937--J&J
Third Avenue Ry (New "* ork)
1st ref g 4s 1900 opt aft '14 J&J
Adj inc
10034
10134
J&J
M&N
1952.-M&N
_
105
1st mtge 5s 1900
.-J&J
Texas Gas Util 0s 1945—
A&O
1st 2-6s 1951—M&S
Texas Hydro Elec Corp—
f 534s ser B
1st lien 6s ser
i
90
9934
Texarkana Wat 1st 5s '58-.P&A
103
Texas Cities Gas 1st 5s '48.-M&N
92
Texas Consumers Water—
1st 0s A 1939
A&O 1
734
Texas Elec Ry 5s 1947
J&J f
634
Tex
Wise Fuel& Lt 1st 5s 1948.-M&N
Wisconsin Gas & Electric—
1st mtge
3J>4s 1960
A&O
80
80
Gen 4-5s series A 1965
Gen inc 4-5s ser B 1965
Unterelbe Power & Light Co—
Sink fdM 6s 1953
A&O /
Utah Lt & Tr 1st 5s 1944 A—A&O
Utah Power & Light Co—
Telephone Service (Ohio)—
Terre Haute Traction &
Light—
1st con M g 5s 1944
M&N
Terre Haute W W Corp—
1st M 0s 1949 ser«A
J&D
1st M 5s 1950 ser B_
P&A
Terre H'te & West Ry 5s '37 M&N
f 534s ser
s
105
77
J&J
28
9834
Telephone Bond & Share Oo—
Deb
s
Coll
Tampa (Fla) Gas 534s '50--A&O
1st
7934
7934
A 1952—M&N
Coll
27
1234
Ask
34
United Securities Co—
107
Bid
10434
7634
6234
Bonds
Winnipeg Elec 1st 434s I960-J&J
27
33
City & Sub Pub Serv 5s 34.J&J
5s 1946.M&S f
2nd mortgage 5s 1930
J&J /
Taiwan El Pow s f 534s 1971-J&J
g
Ask
90
126
Syrac Rap Tr 1st
Bid
Bonds
United Rys of St Louis—
Gen g 48 July 1 1934.---.J&J/
> T...f «oi*
«
xr—
P
*
Quotations for all
Cable 8c Wireless Ltd-—
Amer dep rec 7)4% A
securities are as near as possible for the closing
Eastern Mass St
5% adjustment stockEast Shore Pub Serv 6)4 %
Eastern States
84
104*6
Canada Nor Pow com
Can Hydro-El Oorp 6% 1st pf 100
Canadian Marconi- _ ------- - r = 1
$6 preferredCent Arkan Pub Serv Corp
Central Elec and Tel com
-*
"*7 preferred series
6 preferred series B
Eastern Util Assoc com
1.55
33
15*6
Elec Power 8c Light
--
Cenl;IUinol?Light4)4% pref-100
$7 preferred
$6 preferred
2d pref series A
Optional warrants
102
71
85
$6 pref------*
Cent Indiana Gas 6)4% pref-100
Cent Indiana Power 7% pref 100
Central Maine Pow 6% pref—100
7% preferred
100
Cent Mississippi Valley—Elec Properties 6% pref- -—100
Cent Ohio Lt & Pow 6% P^---*
Central Pow & Light 7% pref 100
Cent 111 Pub Serv
19
10
100 *6
4)4
101
5)4% Prof—*
Chic City & Oon com part cub..*
Pref partic ctfs
——-Chic Dfet Elec Generat $6 prefOhlcago Rys partic ctfs series-100
Preferred
-
-
7^
101
102
—100
50
Suburb Bell Telep—50
$3 preferred
Warrants.
113*6
38*
103*
—*
Consolidated Gas Utilities com.l
i
Cons Trac of N J—See P S Corp
Cons Trac (Pittsb)—See Phila Co
Consumers Gas (Reading)....25
Consumers Gas (Toronto)
100 r
Consumers Power $5 pref..—*
*
28
201
99*6
92
Continental Gas & Electric—
100
7% prior preferred
89
Continen Pass Ry—See Phila R T
1
100
......1
Crescent Public Service com
Cuban Telephone pref
Cumberland Gas com
Cumberland Co (Maine)
Power & Lt 6%'pref
100
5)4 % preferred
100
Dallas Power 8c Light 7 % pref 100
6% preferred
*
106
100
103
114
110
102*6
*
100
Derby Gas & Elec $7 pref—
*
Detroit & Canada Tunnel......*
Detroit Edison
100
Duke Power
100
Duluth Superior Transit com —*
Duqueene Nat Gas common
*
$4 preferred..—.
.*
$5 preferred
-*
2
21
55
14)4
11526
71
4
*
Without par
100
100
value.
tNow known
Ex-dividend.
x
19
63
16
1
10
50
...
pf2100
Indiana Hydro
T'
9)4
6%
49*6
?
62
Warrants..----—- —.....
Internat Ocean
Teleg (guar)..100
International Power Co........*
1st preferred
- 100
Securities
as
the Southern
33
25
63
42
44
16
28
33
38
41
Lexington Util 6*6% pref
25
Lexington Wat Serv pref.—....
Light & Pow Securities Co..
Preferred....
82
84
Lockhart Power pref...........
Lone Star Gas Corp
*
100
25
com
cl A
100
100
II
7% preferred
100
Lynn Gas & Elec Co
25
Mackay Companies 4% pref. .100
Maiden Electric Co
Maiden & Melrose Gas Lt
3*6
80
20
65
16*6
48*6
1*6
51*
7fi*
76
89*
21
108"
114*6
13$
51
103
105*6
88
*6
77
86
90
101
105
83
23
84*
24*
75*6
77
84
75
29
33
86
13
20c
68
30
42
36
250
18*6
49
185
108
107
85*6
8*6
2726
10*6
com..
California Gas Co.
100
10
25
25
Amer dep rets for ord shs
£1
Market St Ry(San Francisco). 100
6% preferred
100
6% prior preferred
100
6% non-cum 2d preferred-.100
Mass Power 8c Light Associat'n—
27*6
10*6
9*6
226
!»
10*6
13
23
24
3*6
3
*
Common with warrants
Common without warrants...*
$2 Preferred
...
*
23*6
*
Warrants
Mass Utilities Associates
62
11*6
112
41
791
65
100
100
Lowell Electric Light
25
Luzerne Co Gas & El $6 pref. 100
18*6
74*
*
100
<
;:>£
98
Manhattan Railway 7% guar 100
34
105
71
31
y
tc.
5% conv partic preferred—50
Memphis Natural Gas..
—*
Memphis Power A Light $7 pf$6 preferred
Metropolitan Edison Co—
$6 preferred series O—...—'*
$6 prior preferred
—*
Mexican Northern Ry com—100
Preferred
..........100
Middle West Corp com-—....-5
Warrants
—.
78
Middle West Utilities———-*
30
dland
?>6 convUtil 7% prior lien—100
preferred series A
*
34
prior lien..
—.100
7% preferred class A-—. .100
6% preferred class A
100
Milw Elec Ry & Light—
60
6% pref series 1921
100
34
Minnesota Pow & Lt 7 % pref 100
47
$6 cum preferred
—100
*6
Mississippi Power $6 pref....—
2'
$7 preferred
—
38
Miss Power & Light 6% pref—*
Mississippi RIv Pow 6% pref-100
260
21*6 Mississippi Valley Utilities—*
Missouri Pow & Lt $6 pref
*
Missouri Pub Service com
*
109*6 Monongahela L 8c P—See PhilaGo
Monongahela St Ry—See PhilaOo
109
87*6 Monon-West Penn P S 7% pref 25
8*6 Montana Dakota Utilities com. 10
5% preferred—.
—.100
28"
6% preferred
.......100
10
Montana Power 6% pref
*
Montreal L H & Pow Cons
-*
Montreal
Telegraph
.—40
Montreal Tramways com—.100
Mountain States Power com—
7%
preferred
100
Mountain States Tel 8c Tel--10C
Montana Power 6% pref
—*
Municipal Service 6% pref—100
Nassau & Suffolk 7% pref—100
National City Lines—
15
6%
"8 5c
...
Light—
Illuminating Shares
M
60
36
25
International Ry ▼ t c
•
7r
Ilium & Power Secur
Internat Power
Units
<
30
105
104*6
Modified 5% guar
100
Marcon Int Marine Commun'y—
96
IllfnoisrNShVtmties~6 %
2"
57
*
5% Preferred
5*6
55*6
50
52
1st pref. 100
class A
*
Elec 7% pref. 100
Indiana Service Co 6% pref—100
7% preferred...
—100
Indianap Pow & Lt 6*6% pf-100
X Indianapolis Ry Co v tc
—100
27
Interboro R T vot trust ctfs..100
12)4 Internal Hydro-El Syst A——.25
Conv pref $3.50 secies.....
*
Canadian price,
48
pref-.*
A__—1
*
A......
57
East Coast Public Service v t c__l
r
1
98
99
Preferred
120
2*6
1*6
96
109*6
103
61
5% preferred
6% preferred.
7% preferred..
Louisville Railway Co...
48
47
119g
49
Louisv Gas & Elec
4 56
84
74
46
47
46
100„
79
23
48
46
135
Hamilton Bridge
Preferred
22
Eastern Gas & Fuel Assoc's com *
6% preferred
4)4% prior preferred
7% pref class
--...—100
47
43
43
il*
90
89
72
1
43
42
51)4
26
37
130
;
6*6% preferred
100
Long Island Lighting com
*
7% preferred A
—100
6% preferred B
100
Los Angeles G&E Corp 6%pf 100
Louisiana Power & Light $6 pf-*
4*6
43
44
-
Illinois Power &
102 *6
22
11)4
*
46.
Arrears certificates..
Duquesne Light—See Phila Co—
92*2
4
'64""
53*6
Light—
6% preferred
100
7% preferred
100
Kentucky Utilities 6% pref.. 100
7% preferred
—100
Keystone Pub Serv $2.80 pref..*
Keystone Telephone $4 pref—50
Kings Co Ltg 7% pref
100
5% preferred.....
100
Laclede Gas Light
100
5% preferred.
100
17%.
20*6
Co.
93
94
62
55
I
Kansas Power 8c
56
^
-
92
36*6
Kansas Elec Pow 6% pref
100
Kansas Gas & Elec 7% pref.. 100
'R
19*
w
1]
\
'81
89
-*
..—100 r
Hamilton Gas common v t c
*
Hartford Electric Light
25
Hartford Gas com
25
Preferred
.......2 5
Havana Elec Ry com....—...1
203
6% preferred
.—..—100
Haverhill Elec Go_.
—--25
Hestonville M & F—See PhilaRT
Holyoke Water Power...——100
91*6 Houston Natural Gas com.....*
Preferred
—.50
Hudson County Gas.—
100
Idaho Power 7% pref
100
2)4
6% 1 st preferred-*
111 Commercial Telep $6 pref.—*
108
Illinois Iowa Power common ...»
Dayton Pow & Lt 4)4% pref.100
Denver Tramway com
Preferred
60*6
72
54
Georgia Power $6 preferred—
$5 preferred
52
Germantown Pass—See PhilaRT
42
Gloucester Elec Lt Co.—
25
2
Gold & Stock Telep (guar)
100
60 *6 Green & Coates—See Phila R T
114*6 Green Mt Pow Corp $6 pref—*
50
Greenwich Gas $1.25 pref__
2
Greenwich Wat & Gas o% pf_100
15
Gulf States Util $6 pref.
—*
19
$5.50 pref
-*
75*6 Hackensack Water—.........25
100
* r
Lawrence Gas 8c Elec Lt
Warrants.:
Cons Edison Co of N Y com....*
$4.50 preferred
63*6
*
20
5 % preferred
Gen Telephone Corp com
$3 conv preferred—
.100
62
57
60
Gary Elec & Gas common
*
Gas & Elec of Bergen County. 100
Gas Utilities Co
,*
Gen Gas & Elec (Del) com A._*
5s prior preferred
$6 cum conv pref ser A—
*
$6 conv pref ser B
*
$7 preferred
$8 preferred
Gen Italian Edison Elec Corp—
Amer shs for ordinary stock.
Gen Public Service Corp
*
$6 preferred
-*
General Pub Util common
*
Gen Telep Allied Corp $6
Gen Wat Gas 8c Elec com
25
100
726
18*6
98
Foreign Light & Power units..-*
Frankf'd & S'thwark—see Phila R.T.
1H
214
Jamaica Pub Service Ltd
6% preferred
81
78
7
17
$6 preferred
,
—*
$6*6 preferred
*
$7 preferred
—*
Fitch burg Gas 8c Elec Light—50
Florida Power & Lt $7 pref
*
113 *6
100
50*6
50*6
11*6
Federal Power & Light com—50
Fed St & Pleasant Val—See Phila
Federal Water Service com A-.*
109 )4
6*6% preferred.......
*
$7 preferred
*
Iowa Southern Util 7% pref.- 100
6% preferred
Italian Superpower common A
*
Debenture rights
k
New common,
25*6
.
Consol Elec & Gas $6 pref......*
Cons Gas E L & P (Bait)
*
ssa
Federal Light & Tr com
Preferred ($6)
101,
56
46
Franklin Telegraph (guar)...100
Gardner Elec Light common. 100
Preferred
100
-*
*
66
58
45*6
*
*
*
63
99
90
91
44
50
47
25
—15
*
Fall River Gas Works
53
65
6% preferred A —.......100
6)4% preferred B
—100
Commonwealth Edison Co.—100
Commonwealth Gas
......-1
Commonwealth & Sou Corp com *
Optional warrants
$6 preferred
*
Community Pow & Lt com.....*
First preferred 6%
..-100
Community Pub Serv com..-.25
Community Water Serv com—1
7% preferred
*
Concord Elec Co 6% pref....100
Common
*
Conn Gas & Coke Sec pref
-*
Warrants,
62
40
Phila
4|*
90
107 )4
225
215
60
Iowa Pow 8c Lt 7% pref...—100
Iowa Pub Serv $6 pref
*
Jersey Cent Pow & Lt 7% pfllOO
6% preferred
100
5*6 % preferred.
100
Kansas City Power 8c Light—
1st pref $6 series B
.«.*
Kansas City Pub Serv old.—...*
54
33
61
Preferred
100
Jamaica Water Supp 7 *6 % pf- .50
Jefferson Electric com
*
44
25
6% pref
_
11*6
Fairm't Pk & Hadd Pass Ry—See
Fall River Elec Light
25
--*
$4.50 preferred
-*
Cleveland Railway
100
Coast Co Gas & E1 1st pref—100
Oolum G & El Corp (Del) com.-*
6% preferred series A100
5% preferred
--100
5% conv preferred
100
Columbus Delaware & Marion—
7% preferred
100
Columbus Ry P & L $6 pref
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec
p
77
10
6&
90 h
100
---10
100
Cities Serv Pr & Lt $6 pref---*
7% preferred
----100
Citizens' Pass Ry—See Phila R 1
Citizens Traction—See Phila Co
Citizens Utilities com
1
Oleve Elec Ilium common
*
$5 preferred
80
76
64
9
7
7
-
Cincinnati Street Ry
ill
78
Option warrants
100
100
-100
Cincinnati Gas & Elec 5% pf 100
Cincinnati Gas Transp
100
Cine New & Gov Lt & Trac—100
6% preferred series A
6*6
23*6
185
European Elec class A
Series 4-
4)4% preferred
6._
23*6
68*6
100
Essex & Hudson Gas
Series 3
Connecticut Ry& Lighting
76
25
...
pref
—.100
21
75
66
6
*
*
*
com...
7% preferred
20*6
50
100
Engineers Pub Serv com
$5 convertible preferred
$5*6 pref (with warrants)
...
$6 preferred
Series 2
5)4% preferred
15*
Telephone
Iowa Electric 6 *6s
7
r:
6% preferred
100 fe
Empire Power Corp partic stk__*
$6 preferred
*
Empire Telephone com.....---*
19
Chester Water Serv
Connecticut Power
100
100
Investors
pref $7
Iowa El Lt 8c Pow
t
Empire & Bay State Teleg---100
Empire District Elec 6% pf--100
Empire Gas & Fuel Co pf 8% -100
Preferred 7 %
—.100
6)4% preferred
100
19
Central West Go. com __—-—o
Common
14
12
21
520
35
100
Connecticut Light & Power.
i§*
510
1
---1
Cities Service com
Preferred
Preferred B
Preferred BB
29*6
Warrants........—.....—
Eliz & Trenton RR com
50
.
------100
Conv preferred ser of 1929--100
6 % cum pf (without warr) - -100
Central States Pow & L S7 pf--*
Cent Vermont Pub Serv 6% Pf-*
Oincin &
30""
12
65
108
3
preferred
Preferred
28
105
89
1*6
*
.—.........100
Eliz Consolidated Gas
40*6
*
24
88*6
3H
53)4
Cent & S W Util com
50c
Preferred
--------Prior lieu preferred
*
18
39*6
26
*
—
Preferred
17
*
$6 preferred
Preferred series A 7%-.—100
El Paso Nat Gas com
.....—3
78
*
Interstate Power
3*6
El Paso Electric Co
97*6
12
19
$1.75 preferred
76
84*6
93)4
Preferred..
17%
126
l
$3.50 preferred
Warrants
526
36
(Del)
*
Class B
28*6
6%
Corp..—-*
.........
11
58
*
*
*
1
1
Elec Power Association
Class A full paid
Ask
♦
Interstate Natural Gas
60
*
*
*
preferred
preferred
Bid
Par
International Telep 8c Teleg
International Utilities A
68
3*6
--*
"
-1
7% preferred-
81
pf 100
com
"(Boston)II100
pf 100
Central States Edison
Central States Elec Corp
4*6
78
73
Oonv stock
—ou
6%preferred
Cent Hud G & El com
12
100
Oorp
Edison Elec Ilium
Electric Bond 8c Share—
100
Capital Transit (Wash, D 0)
Carolina Pow & Light $7 pref
40
10
100
100
6% preferred
84
2
40
Stocks
Ask
2
-100
6% pref B stock..
ord
5)4 % pre**.—
Calif-Oregon Power Co—6% preferred series of 1927 100
6% preferred
—100
Calif Water Serv 6% pref
100
Amer dep rec B
Amer dep rets
Bid
Ry com..-.100
6% 1st pref stamped
ord--**
day of the month preceding the date of Issue
Par
Stocks
Ask
Bid
Par
Stocks
Conv
STOCKS
PUBLIC UTILITY
80
Common
2i$
2i$
62*6
72
98
331
3*6
37
*97*6
3l%
..........
—50
$3 conv preferred
National Gas 8c Elec com.... 10
National Power 8c Light com.—*
Nebraska
Power 7% 1st pref 100
Nevada-Calif Electric com—100
Preferred
Newark Consolidated Gas
{Name changed to Boston Edison
Co.
200
100
I: Last sale,
n
Nominal.
AUG., 1937]
PUBLIC
Quotations for all securities
Stocks
New
Brunswick
Par
Bid
are as
Stocks
23
265*
,76
77
235*
285*
126
65
117
New Haven Water
60
N J & Hud Riv Ry & Fer pref 100
New Jersey Pow & Lt $6 pref—*
New Jersey Water pref
100
New Mexico Gas com....—...6
109
103
98
..—60
$6 cum prefAllegheny Traction..—....50
265*
58)4
Citizens
Traction
Consolidated Trac pref
79)4
zl»
6**
12
15
24
95*
12
9m
100
1075*
17 non-cum preferred
*
N Y A Richmond Gas 6% pref100
N Y & Queens El L & Pow—
Common
109
31
28
i 32
14
86
;f 145*
*
-
-
88
71
85
"t
.....
46
45
111
32)4
43)4
4)4
28)4
6
97
135*
28)4
Peninsular Telep Co com
*
100
Preferred
Penn Central Lt A P $5 pref—..*
$2.80 preferred—
—.*
Penn-Obfo Edison—
Warrants...................
.
,
30
105
135*
64
r
101
r
23
19
6H
21)4
1405*
120
10
22
com
;12
Partic class A stock
*
Penna Gas A Elec Co 7 % pref. 100
Pennsylvania Power 6% pref-100
6.60% preferred
100
Pennsylvania Pow A Lt $7 pref.*
$6 preferred-... *
>
$5
preferred*
Pennsylvania State Water, pref.*
Penna Telephone $6 pref
100
Pennsylvania Water A Pow
*
People's G L A O (Chic)
100
5
105*
w W
12
IVH
101
104
94
89
85
90
108
135*
37
103
106
95
91
86
94
110
825*
605*
835*
515*
89
Jfc Last sale,
n
;
91
105*
355*
1165*
785*
29
15*
16
35*
6
,
Class B common.....
i_] % Preferred
Ut]ca Gas A Elec 7%
$6
29 5^
935*
1015*
—50c
60
Class B
"*
^
^
m
1065*
1075*
36
....
805*
112
34
w—.i.
Original preferred
.......25
Southern Calif Gas Co—
6% preferred series A
25
Southern Canada Power
Southern Col Pow com A
»
JX
Nominal,
r
cum
preferred—
Canadian price,
t New
100
3
8
.4
12
74.
20c
25c
r-h
stock,
f5
255*
im
27
27
36
37
295*
135*
ny>
5
x
66
&
92
♦
92
!!"l
25*
I
...........
If 8
,
Y®lia
SFV 7% Pref..! 100
6% preferred
O) Gas_
-
Wash Gas A Elec 7%
pref
Wash(D O) Ry A
Preferred
£
.
_
.
new
lOOl
S>m!!!!l00
—.100
Washington Wat Pow 6% pref—*
'West Penn Elec Co class A__
•
7%
cum
1
79HI
n* 1
690
1095*|
100
100
preferred-..—
100
6% cum preferred
—..100
West Penn Power
7% pref....100
6% preferred
100
West Phila Pass—See Phila R
T
West Texas Utilities $6
pref.... »
West Va Ohio River
Bridge—
com
90
120
112
78
60c
10
92
,
1.48
Western Union Telegraph— "100
Westmoreland Water pref......*
Wheeling Elec 6% pref
..100
Williamsport Water pref—..
Winnipeg Elec class A
...
Class B
Preferred
255*
91
*
—"""*
pref— !!l00
295* I
23
Preferred
"25
955* (Western Massachusetts Cos... ~ 32.34
Western N Y Water pref
103
12
72,
68
21
—100
Common ............. _y
17
Preferred
45*
..!."
55* (West Va Water Serv pref.!!!!!
Lt^,
South Calif Edison common—-25
55* % preferred series O
25
6% preferred series B
25
•
"""
p~ref!!!I66
7% cum pref—!.!!!!!!!!!ioo
Virginia Elec A Power—
$6 preferred...
♦
■
.
1
—
Non-voting common..—.!!!;
Western Lt A Tel
South Carolina Power
6% pref—
Southeastern Gas A Water A—*
.
Haven!!!!*
$2.75 preferred-—
$3 preferred
Script
United Tel A Elec
6%~
Washington (D
40c
'
100
110
r
....
III Co of New
1085*
100
30c
15*
105
106
* Jfc
105*
Scranton-Spring Brook
4.80%
Without par value.
985*
985*
108
Common.Southeastern Pow A
Warrants.
14
*
preferred--...
Utilities Power A Lt cl A
975*
975*
25
Preferred
100
South A Atlan
Teleg (guar)—25
Southern Indiana GA E—
*
5*
111
$4 preferred...—
25*
Improvement!!!!!!*
$6 preferred..$7 preferred
54
100
100
Shawinigan Water A Power
""
jUtah Power A Light—
30
lOu
15
84
125*
32
5*
J00
Sioux City Gas A El
7% pref-100
Sierra Pac Elec 6%
pref
100
South Amer Utilities com
115*
116
Pr com A»
Common B
6% cum 1st pref
.!—"""
♦
Ry 6% pref!!!I5o
85
Water Service 6%
pref.——*
Seattle Gas common
*
1st $5 preferred
285*
..—100
113
2d $5 preferred
*
595* .Second Ave RR Cop (N Y)
*
36
|2d A 3d Sts Ry—See Phila R T
7
65*
31
!
68
33
1
—!!""♦
(United Lt A
95*
68
65*
20
265*
110
86
100
corn...
20
675*
*
Savannah El A Pow 6%
pref-100
Scranton Electric $6 pref
*
1405*
1415*
com!*
$5 preferred
65.
9
8% preferred
100
Sangamo Electric com new..— ~
San Joaquin Lt A Power—
7% prior preferred.—.....100
6% prior preferred
.100
7
Corp
*
~~
Warrants
33*"
San Antonio Pub Serv
7% pf.100
72
65
~~
145*
72K
St Louis Pub Serv common.—..*
1055*
Gas
if*
13
Bedford)—100
f3 cum preferred
varrants
1015*
19
64
45
V
*
com
United Gas A Elec
(Conn)
7 % preferred
96
72
m5*
S^Canada)!!!!!!!!!".10?
"
®as
*
107
—......100
v5Hon ^LR3! (New
m'm
325*
*
7% preferi ed
100
K Preferred
"go
Union Pass—See Phila"
RT~
(United
85
114
1185*
45*
76;:;;
85
94
100
110
.
305*
275*
265*
445*
105
70
63
96
r
-—100
$7 pref series A—
1135*
1145*
10
St Louis County Water pref—100
33
yg
102
62
78
78
representing com
Roch Telep $65* pref
Rockland Light A Power
22"
1035*
Teleg—-!..♦
7% preferred
153
135
1145*
*
6% preferred series O
6% preferred series D
5% preferred series E
103
•
Warrants B
Penn Western Gas & El
435*
Riverside Traction.
50
Preierred..
...50
Rochester Gas A Electric—
69
89
,
Pennsylvania Gas common.—..*
Penna Gas A Elec Corp $7 pref—*
315*
985*
435*
140
127
Ridge Ave Pass—See Phila R~T
Rio Grande Valley Gas v t c
1
8
30
pref-ZIoO
%% p^fe™^
9%
preferred
Tri-State Telep A
Union
55
107
97
Rhode Isld Pub Serv $2 pref.—*
Class A...
*
100
1005*
...100
Omaha & Council Bluffs Railway
A Bridge 4% cum pref—-i00
Oregon Wash Water pref*
Ottawa Light Heat & Pow—100
;
30
105
Borough G A E 6% pf 100
Amer shared
.
Union Gas
System
103
535*
Rapid Transit Ry—See P 8 Corp
Republic Nat Gas com
1
Rhine-Westphalia Elec Pow—
305*
1085*
A Lt 7%
105
10
85
109
100
100
...
100
preferred
Sh&S Ry"(N Y):::::ioo
225*
105*
107
*
iadlo Corp of Amer—....
$3.50 conv 1st pref...
455*
106
6% conv preferred
ueens
1005*
1075*
105
Oklahoma Gas & Elec 7% pref100
Pacific Public Service—
Common non-voting
*
1st preferred——......—.*
Pacific Telep A Teleg—
..100
6%
preferred
100
Paterson A Passaic Gas A El—100
Pecos Valley Pow & Lt com
*
225*
95*
60
-.
6%cum 1st
108
81
*
uebec Power common
91
985*
1st preferred
(6%)
T
113
.....100
—.100
Puget Sound Pr A Lt $6 pref
$5 prior preferred
*
100
100
in,.
7% preferred
100
Public Serv of Okla 6% pref-100
7% preferred
100
Public Serv El A G $5 pref
100
,.*100
13th A 15th
Sts—See Phila R T
Tidewater Power 6% pref
*
102
130
185
1005*
Bridge—
preferred
[Texas Power
;'Cv 6
85*
105
Rapid Transit St Ry Co—100
Jersey Gas A Elec Trac--100
6% preferred
100
Okla Nat Gas Corp com.......15
Preferred
.60
Preferred
.....100
Ottawa Traction
—lOo
Pacific & Atlantic Tel (gu)-25
Pacific Gas A Electric
—25
1st preferred (6%)
—.25
1st preferred (55* %)-——-25
Pacific Lighting Corp com
*
Preferred
($6)
♦
Pacific Pow A Lt 7% pref
100,
6% preferred
.100
:v;;f4
-'6 c
38
:-;v 5
85*
100
80
99"
107
125* Tennessee Pub Serv 6%
pref—*
lerre Haute Elec
48
6% pref.-ZlOO
Texas Electric
48
Ry.-.-.-I—100
Texas Elec Service
48
$6 pref*
Texas Gas Util
34
com
55* Texas Hydro Elec common..!
$3.50 preferred
37
100
97
,< 6
8
41
:
Consolidated Trac of N J—100
985*
*
com
93
98
42
41
109 5*
89
96
100
...
97
100
6% preferred
93
100
preferred
conv
118
100
.....
.....
*
....
—.1
....
28
45*
32
79
32
46
♦
100
?
44
975*
AA
5%
m.
.
73
60
i
(Tawny-Palmyra
33
114
101
50
65
70
Zl
Tampa Elec Co
100
Public Serv Co of Nor 111
Common
*
—
Tennessee El p 1st pref (~7%)!l6o
7.2% 1st preferred
7% preferred——
6% preferred
$5 preferred
83
...
com
5
77)4
30)4
7% preferred
100
Ohio Power 6% pref.........100
Ohio Public Service 5% pref-100
6% preferred-............100
7% preferred
-.100
Ohio Service Holding com
1
6% preferred...........——5
Ohio Valley Gas com
...1
Ohio Water Service A
265*
prior pref
B
8
44
$6 preferred
iPublic Serv Co of N H $6 pref--*
$5 preferred-.;.—-...—.i—*
Public Serv Corp of N J—
*
8% preferred
...100
95
26
80
70
-.0
,
36
44
,
103""
965*
.100
••
$7 preferred
74
cum
a7!tf£e6% pref.
>% preferred
13
67
24
11
Ind prior pref__*
or
100
Superior Wat, Lt A
Pow~7~% p~fl6o
Swiss American
Elec pref-... 100
Phila R T
6% preferred
Public Serv
w«OT6%"pf
5
5 5* %
preferred100
Power Corp of Canada com....*
Providence Gas
_*
Public Elec Light pref
100
Public Serv of Colo 7% pref..100
49
80
90
*
3
7% preferred
100
(Potomac Elec Pow 6% pref—100
10
15
18
*
.
Preferred
85*
27
f' 5 \
15
Portland Elec Pow 6% pref
50
$6
Class
62
24
11
,
2)4
y-'■$■■■■ |
.85*
60
21
31
7% preferred
45
Ohio Edison 16 pref-..........41
Ohio Elec Power 6% pref
25*
38)4
78
7% preferred
-100
6% preferred--.—........100
15 series cum pref
*
Northern Texas Elec 6% pref. 100
Northwest Electric 7 % pref—100
North West Utll 7% pref
100
7% prior lien
100
N'western PuD Serv 6% pref-100
7% preferred
100
Northwestern Telegraph..
50
—-
99
3X
55
55*
pref.100
A Pr com A
Standard JPow A Lt
325*
55*
20
100
100
555* Portland Gas A Coke 7% pref 100
995* Portland Gas Light
50
4
Postal Teleg A Cable 7 % pref 100
67
Potomac Edison Co 6% pref_-100
10
15
47
Nor Indiana Pub Ser 6% pref 100
7% preferred
100
55* % preferred
—...100
Northern Li her ties Gas
25
Northern N Y Utll pref
-100
—
25*
99
365*
116
55
—
Pitts Suburban Wat pref
Plainfield Union Water
29
28)4
645*
36
120
It*
s£iS5K3
27
32
12
_
Springfield Gas A Elec pref
*
Springfield Gas Lt Co
25
Springf d (Mass) St Ry Cos
pf 100
Standard Gas A Elec com.—
♦
$7 cum prior pref.
>
$4 cum preferred
*
1125*
115
—
Preferred
60
23
35*
Swh^J0"1 Lt
Southwestern ?
7
.50
guar.
Phila Traction—8ee
725*
1U
7% preferred
—100
Northeastern Wat A Elec com..*
North Perm Gas 7 % pref—
Nor States Power (Del) cl A
34
101
90
100)4
—-
O
8
168
Southwest Gas (Okla)
7% preflOO
i 24""
ft
■
112
PhUaCityPass Ry($225* pd)-60
Phila A Darby Pass Ry
50
Phil A Gray's Fy ($25 pd)—50
Philadelphia Traction
50
Ridge Ave Pass ($28 pd)—50i
2d A 3d Sts Ry guar
50
13th A 15th Sts Pass Ry
50
Union Pass ($30 5-6 pd)
50
Union Traction ($175* pd).50
West Phila Pass guar
50
120
North American Co com
6%
preferred
50
North Amer Edison 16 pref-—-*
North Amer Light & Pow
1
Preferred
25*
37
Class A option warrants...—
Class B option warrants
50
Fairm't Pk A Haddington..50
Frandf'd A Southwark Pass.50
Germantown
Passenger
50
Green A Coates Sts ($15 pd) 50
Hestonville M A F com....50
Preferred
-—50
1095*
ft'2
5%
preferred
100
New York Steam CoCommon
17 preferred series A
*
$6 preferred
....—*
N Y Water Serv 6% pref----100
Niagara Hudsm Power
-10
1st pref 15 series..........100
2d pref 5% series
....100
'"1
155*
*
Southwestern Bell Tel pref... 100
Southwest Cons Gas Util com
44
80
20
—50
common
Preferred
*
25
So Jer G EI A
Tr—See P S Corp
14
($29 pd).50
Citizens Passenger
Continen Pass Ry-
:
mmmm,
Ask
Southern New Eng
Telep
100
Southern Union Gas com-__._-*
12
74
■
Duquesne Light 5% 1st pref 100
Federal St A Pleasant Val—25
■V 89
Monongahela Lt A Pow
50
815*
Monongahela St Ry
50
112
Phila A Darby—See Phila R T
107
(Phila A Grays—See Phila R T
102
Philadelphia Elec Co com
♦
7
$5 preferred
*
41
Phila Elec Power 8 % .ret
25
*
""
6
ransit—50
Philadelphia Rapid
63
7%
preferred..——:
60
245*
235*
■
43
v
B
_
72
$5 preferred
6% cum preferred
121
85
.——-
Preferred
100
North Continent Utll com—100
6% preferred-............!00
10
Class
98
com—
Bid
Par
Southern Nat Gas class A com--*
68
28
57
6% preferred
50
New Orleans Pub. Serv com
*
7% preferred
*
New Rochelle Water 7% pref 100
N Y Mutual Telegraph
26
N Y City Omnibus common—
16 preferred
...........
Nor Amer Utility Sec-- ———*
Nor Bost Ltg Prop com...
*
15
64
55*
665*
:
265*
255*
-
—
—♦
128
5 5*
;
Stocks
Philadelphia Co
43
,
81
Ask
35*
25*
Peoples Water A Gas pref—100
Peoria Water Works 7% pref_100
3a
Phila City Pass—See Phfli R T
Preferred
6% preferred
6% prior pref
*
New England Tel A Tel-..--100
New England Water Light A
Power Assn 6% pre*...
100
*
100
Bid
Common class B
41
*
*
N Y Pow & Lt Corp $6 pref
7%
preferred
New York Railways Corp—
Par
45*
35*
165*
120
_
Option warrants
STOCKS
Peoples Light A Power com A—»
Heat A Power
.100
New Eng Gas & Elec Assn
*
$55* preferred stamped
ew Ei
New'ftiig Pow Assn com
*
6% preferred
100
$2 preferred
1
New England Pow Co pref—100
New England Pub Ser com
*
—
UTILITY
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue
Ask
Light—
7% prior preferred
7% preferred
near as
5*
73
495*
96
109
99
,
45*|
4
—.100
Wisconsin Pow A Lt 6% pref-100
7% preferred
100
Wisconsin Pub Ser Corp 7% pflOO
25
72
65*% preferred
.100
Wisconsin Telep 7% pref
100
Wolverine Power Co
Worcester Trans Assoc
York (Pa) Railways pref—..—60
92
77
,
955*
1125*|
—
York Water Co
24
92
Ex-dividecd.
.........
16
32*
,i
W0£-
"Industrial and Miscellaneous Securitie8,, we include all issues which do not appear
Under the heading
previous three headings, namely "Railroads" "Investing Companies" and "Public Utilities*"
case of stocks, however,
we put "Textile Manufacturing," "Insurance," "Mining," "Real Estate and
"Title Guarantee and Safe Deposit Companies" under separate heads, then follow with the rest
under the
In the
Land,"
of the
Miscellaneous."
"Industrial and
NOTICE—All bond prices are "and interest" except where
marked "f" and income and defaulted bonds
day of the month preceding the date of issue
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing
1
vi'
1st lien & ref 5s 1942
Purch
105
10334
1942-M&S
money 6s 1998
Cons M s f 4348 ser D
Abitibi Power & Paper—
1st M 5s 1953 ser
Certificates of
A
J&D
deposit.-----
10134
101 ys
102 K
Botany Cons Mills 63*s '34-A&O
Certificates of deposit
—
97
J&D
F&A
4>£b stamped 1946
89
Aeolian Co 6s 1944
Akron Times-Press 1st 6s
Alabama By-Prod 6s
Income 6s 1955
91
Gen
101
7434
--J&J
'45 A&O
88
,
80
/
—
25
100
M&N
100
*38. M&N
/ 180
6s (w s) 1953—
Alabama Co 6s 1938
Ala Cons Coal & Iron 5s
Alabama Mills
Without stock
/
!
98
m
+
mm
mmmm
mmmm
Amur
188"
102
67
70
67
75
40
45
28"
/
83
9934
98
Amer Dept St s
Amer Dept St's
9834
60
60
60
97 34
6s 1942
F&A
(Pa) 6s '48--J&D
(Del) 6s '47-J&D
41
41
97
J&D
Amer I G Chem Corp—
Conv deb 53*s 1949—.M&N
10034
10634
International Corp—
Conv 534s 1949
Amer La France & Foamite—
notes
105
10534
85
J&J
1956
J&D
53&s "51—_M&S
87 i
102
/
100
& Stone
90
1943--J&J
Amer Radiator deb 434s '47-M&N
10534
American Rolling Mill—
Sinking fund deb 5s 1948.-J&J sl02"32
Amer Seating 6s stamped 1946—
105
Am Tobacco deb 4s 1951
F&A
106
Debenture 6s 1944
A&O
118
American Type Founders Inc—
Am Mach & Metals 4s
Conf
s
f deb 2 34-5s
1950—J&J /130
'42--M&S
96
46
J&J
Am Wire Fabrics 1st 7s
Amer Writ Paper 1st 6s 1947
Certificates of deposit-.
New
,
/
/
6s 1961
conv
Anaconda Cobper Mining Co—
Sink fund deb 434s 1950—A&O
46
49
92
107
103
10634
106
Anglo-Chilean Cons Nitrate—
Sink fund income deb 1967 J&J /
Antilla Sugar Estates—
deb
J&J /
6s 1951
100
47
47
51
3634
27
10634
37
2834
Anthony (E C)—
1st s r 6s
98 34
(San Fran) 1942.J&D
1942--J&D
9834
25
Arcade Malleable Iron 7s 1943
Armour & Co of Delaware—
/
1955-F&A
1st mtge 4s series O 1957—J&J
Armstrong Cork deb 4s 1950.J&J
9834
97 34
tl023i32
/ 77
1st M 20-yr 4s ser B
Arnold Print Wks 63*s 1941.A&0
1st 5s Feb 1 1982
A&O
28"
'
98 34
97 34
103?3z
7834
7234
Arundel Bond Corp 2-5s, 1953
Arundel Deb Corp 3-6s, 1953—
78
Associated Mtge Co 3-6s 1953—
Atl Gulf & W Indies SS Lines—
Coll tr g 5s Jan 1 1959
J&J
4534
Atlanta Laundries 634s w w 1943Atlantic Ice Mfg 6s 1945
F&A
55
22
73
9934
75
99
68
Auburn Automobile—
Conv deb 434 s 1939
103
30
6s 1950—...—...
36
6934
106
J&J
Autocar Co 7s ext 1947
M&N
Avery (B F) & Sons 5s w w'47J&D
Baldwin Locomotive Works—
6s with warrants 1938....M&S
4834
74
/
Atl Bug Ref 1st s f 4s 'SI—M&N
Atlas Imperial Diesel Engine—
6% conv notes 1945
M&S
Atlas Pipeline Corp 6s 1945-M&N
conv
98K
/ 166
Stamped w w 1938
M&S /
6s without warrants 1938-M&S/
166
162
Stamped ex-warr 1938—M&S f 162
1st g 5s 1940
M&N
103
5s assented 1940
103
Baragua Sugar Estates—
Cum Inc aeb 6s 1947
J&J / 66
Barber & Ross 4s 1945—.......
70
Bates Valve Bag Corp—
Deb 6s ex-warr 1942-.—F&A
101
Bayway Terminal—
1234
1st mtge 634 s 1946
J&J
Certificates of deposit
32 34
Beattie Sugar 734s 1943 ctto.J&D /
Bedford Pulp & Paper 634® 1942'
........
1944—J&D
fllft
Bee News Publishg 6s 1943-M&N
Beneficial Loan Soo 6s B 1939 Q^i
profit share deb 1956—Q-J
10434
102
13 34
13 34
Berkey & Gay Furn 6s stpd 1941 - /
Bethlehem Fdy & Ma 5s 44 A&O
98
97
16
70
♦
k Last sale,
105
10334
10534
10434
991*
90
106
97/
95
95
98
111
41
115
44".
74""
76
8834
9034
6034
6534
59
6534
Cuban
104
2534
/
4
122
8234
26
99
M&S
Cespedes Sugar 734s Sept 1 '39-Champion Pap Corp 6s 45..F&A
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
434s s f deb 1950
M&S
Chateaugay Ore & Iron—
Guar gold 4s 1942—.....J&J
Chic Pneumatic Tool Co—
Deb s f 534s 1942———A&O
Chicago Stk Yards 5s 1961.A&O
Childs Co deb 5s 1943
A&O
Chilean Nitrate inc 5s 1968—J&D
/
87
n
10134
93
83
71
1942
Comm'l Disc t (L A) 6s
f
1950—F&A f
82
68
Consolidated Laundries—
100
Extended 6348 1941
A&O
10334
Consol Oil s f deb 334s 1951-J&D
88
t
Consol Paper Corp 634s 1961f 62
534s ex-stock 1961----—_
_
Consol Textile 1st 8s 1941—J&D f 33
Consolidation Coal Co—
67
Sinking fund 5s I960-.—..J&J
f 48
5a 1950
Consumers Co 1st 6s 1946— -J&J f 49
10534
Container Corp 1st 6s 40-J&D15
10134
Deb 5s 1943 with warr..J&D
Bond Corp 2-5s '53.
Corp 3-6s '53
Cont'l Invest Deb
Steel Fdy—f 6s 1940
J&D
99
16 Basis.
103
i0234
92
/
/
/
/
97
95
28
27
87
10034
31
30
8834
102
5534
40
/
/
3934
88"
9834
102
11034
100
Dow Chem Co deb 3s 1951— J&D
7334
102
102
101
10534
86
Driver Harris Co—
101H
102
104
r 69
71
62
1st mtge sink fund 6s 1942. J&D
Dufferin Paving & Stone—
Debenture 5s series A 1955
64
Debenture 5s series B 1955-
118
9834
8
70
Durham Duplex Razor 6s 1955
Eastern Car Co Ltd 6s 1952.J&J
103
3934
Eastern Cuba Sug 73*s '37.M&S /
Eastern Dairies 6s May 1 1949
101
834
Temple Corp 6s (w s)
Eaton Paper 1st 534s 1943.M&N
Elec Auto-Lite deb 4s 1952-F&A
Elk Horn Coal 1st 634s I931.J&D
7% notes 1931
J&D
Coll s f 4s 1956
J&D
Empire Oil & Refg Co
1st & coll tr 53*s 1942
A&O
Empire Properties Corp 2-3s 1945
Empire Sheet & Tin Plate—
V; 55
97
106
6
124
65
1034
/
70
109
51
90
101H
95
8434
73
90
48
J&J
10334
,
28
/
7534
European Mtge & Invest—
1st lien 734s 1966 ser B—F&A
734s income 1966
1st lien 7s 1967 ser O
M&S
7s income 1967
Everlastik Inc 1st 7s 1937-M&N
/
/
7634
35
30
F&A
1954
92
10234
10234
J&J
4% notes 1942
Ernesto Breda 7s
64
89
Corp^~
1952-
Erie Elec Motors 5s 1941—
107
13
62
9034
Emporium CapweU
1st 4s
5234
11
6s 1943
84
28
70
106
Eastern Mfg 7s ser A 1938--J&D /104
East
32"
35
32*"
30
70
Fairbanks Morse & Co—
20-year 4s s f deb 1956
108
10134
103
J&D
104
Famous Players Canadian—
1st & coll 3s 1937-1939. --J&D
100H
99
1st & coll 334s 1940-1942-J&D
1st & coll 434s 1951
J&D
100
97
10
Mfg Co 334s 1953—M&S
30
Inst 7s '63A&0
45
Federal Screw Wks conv 6 34s '39_
Federal Sugar Ref 6s ctf '33 M&N / ....
Fiat sf deb 7s 1946J&J
95*
Filtrol Co of Calif 5s 1946— J&D
105
Finland
Residential Mtge Bank
85,:
10134
s f 6s stamped 1961
112
M&S
105
97 34 Firestone Cotton Mills 5s '48M&S
99 % Firestone Tire & Rub of Calif10434
Sf 5s 1942
M&S
100
Farmers
98
12
Farmers Nat Mtge
v
10234
i
w
10534
10434
First Bohemian Glass Works—
J&J
94
1946-A&O
64
1st secured 7s 1957
100
Flour Mills of America Inc—
Conv g 6h% notes
67
6734
10334
Follansbee Bros 5s 1947
J&D
Forest Lawn lsts f 6s 1949-.J&D
101
iSI*
98"
Framerican Ind & Dev Corp—
Deb 734s 1942
J&J
109
110 K
Francisco Sugar 6s 1956
M&N
Franklin Coal Co 7s ws 1949-J&J
45
98
84
6534
104
Fraser Co 6s Jan 1 1950
French
100
Nat Mail SS Lines 6s *52
102
Frick-Reid Supply 6s 1943.-J&D
Fruehauf Trailer deb 434s'47A&0
10354
10334
Gair
89
63
35
(Robt) income notes 6s 1972
Gelsenkirchen Mining Co—
6-yr 6% notes 1934
M&S
6s 1937
6s 1940
Transport 3s 1940-J&J
3% notes 1941-1942
J&J
6754
Gen Amer
53
General Bronze deb 6s '40--M&N
95
'
90
.
82
67
60
100
10134
93
91
106
General Cable Corp—
10134
106
f 534s 1947 ser A-J&J
3534
Gen Elec (Germany) 7s '45-J&J 15 /
f 3534
Deb 63*s 1940
J&D
Deb s f 6s 1948
M&N / 3534
Gen Finance conv deb 5s '46-F&A e
76
43
67
10234
10234
Deb 43*s ser A 1951—M&N
Dominion Textile 434s '55
M&S
Donnacona Pap 4-4 34s *56—F&A
62"
46"
Continental Roll &
at 103.
65
_
10634
City Ice (Kansas) 6s 1940—A&O
41
Clearfield Bit Coal 4s 1940--J&J
9734
Cieve-^Cliffs Iron 434s 1950.M&N
10634
Cleve Tractor conv 5s 1945.M&N
101
Collateral Bankers Inc—
7s series A & B I960-——-Q-F
97
7s series O 1959
Q-M
97
7s series D 1956
Q-J
97
6s series AA 1953....—--Q-F
91
6s series AB 1948——...Q-M
91
6s series AO 1952
-Q-J
91
Colo Fuel & Iron s f 5s 1943-F&A / 10434
Income 5s 1970
/ 8334
Colo Indus 1st 5s A & B 1934 F&A / 110
Commerc'l Credit 334® 1951 A&O
97
Consol Cement Corp—
Cum inc 6s 1950—------F&A
J&D
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co—
10434
;
_
Ry Term & Cold Storage
634s 1952
1st 8s 1941..M&N
1944
Farm Ln s f 6r Oct 1 &O155'60 A f 38
Dickey (W S) Clay Mfg Co—
Non-cum inc 5s 'W-S) 1949
/ 150
Non-cum inc 5s (ex-stk) 1949-- /
87
Dold (Jac) Pack 1st 6s '42.M&N
9734
Dom Coal 1st s f 5s 1940
10134
M&N
Cum inc deb 6s 1955
M&S /104 34
Dominion Steel & Coal 6 34s 1955
10934
_
Central Steel
Tobacco 5s
Deutsche Rentenbank—
........
15-yr deb 5s with warr '50M&N
10034
Carthage Marble 634s 1942
/
6
Cassco Corp inc 6s 1949
M&S / 50 ,
Celotex Corp—
/.-/
Debenture 434s w w 1947-F&A
9634
Central Foundry Co—
1st mtge 6s 1941
—M&S k 160
Gen mtge 5s 1941
M&S
10134
s
Cudahy Packing 354s A '55.M&S
Conv s f deb 4s 1950
M&S
Dairyland Inc lsts f 5s 1946.M&S
Davidson Chem 634s 1937--A&O
De Bardeleben Coal Corp—
1st mtge 6s 1953
J&D
Certificates of deposit
Deep Rock Oil 7s 1937
M&S
Detroit Times deb 6s to '43.M&S
Deutsche Bank (Berlin)—
6% notes (Am part ctfs)—M&S
Stamped (Mar '33 coup on) '35
6s extended 1938M&S
62
'39--A&O
t Called Aug. 10 at 103.
t Called Sept. 1
Nominal, x Called Sept. 1 at 10234.
Called Aug. 15 at 105.
10434.
95
Crucible Steel Co deb 5s *40.M&N
,
1st M conv s
5734
93
10634
103 34
f 2334
Camaguey Sugar 7s ctfs 1942
100
Campbell River Timb 6s '41-J&J
4534
Canada Biscuit 634s 1946—M&N f
108
Canada Bread 6s 1941
F&A
Can Cement 1st 4 34 s serA'51 M&N * *0334
10534
Canada SS L deb 5s '43—F&A15
60
1st & gen M 6s 1941 ser A.A&O /
1st & gen 5s 1957
,73
101
Canadian Bakeries 63*s '45.M&S
98 34
Canadian Canners Ltd 4s' 51 M&N
Canadian Internat Paper—
1st M 6s 1949
J&J
10134
Canadian Nat Steamships—
25-yr guar 5s 1955—
M&
117 34
Canadian Vickers 6s Aug 1 1947
97 34
Caribbean Sugar 7s stmp 1941—- /
634
Carriers & General Corp—
Cont'l Invest
17
100
56
Crown Cork & Seal Co Inc—
104
9034
f extl 6s 1940
-J&J
Burns Bros deb 5s A 1961—M&S
Burns & Co Ltd 1st s f 5s 1958 J&J
Income 5s 1958
J&J
Bush Term 1st 4s 1952;
A&O
Cons g 5s Jan 1955
-J&J
Bush Term Bids: 1st 5s '60—A&O
234s debentures
10134
99
104
s
Certain-teed Prod Corp—
Deb s f 534s 1948
68 /•
96 /
20
100
Budd (E G) Mfg 6s ext 1941
Burmeister & Wain (Copenhagen)
Byers Machine 3-6s
Ui>-. VT V-f
106
J&J
Butterick Co 6% notes
95
105"
f Nov 1 1950--M&N
Crown Willamet Pap 6s '51--J&J
M&N
1948
HI;
,
15-yr 4s
1950——F&A
f deb 334s
Sinking fund deb 5s 1946-F&A
Credit Service deb 6s w w '48-Q-F
Crowley Milner & Co—
Deb 534S 1946
M&N
i
Bryant Paper 6s A 1942
Cum inc 6% notes
60
105
6s
s
102 34
J&D
9934
*39—A&O
99
Commercial Invest Trust Corp—
73
Debenture 334s 1951
J&J
10234
107
Commerz-und Privat-Bk Germ'y)
99 34
534 % notes'37(Am pt ctf)M&N / 56
Commonwealth Subsidiary Corp103
175
Deb g 534s 1948 ser A..M&S
175
Connor LumD & Land 6s *41 M&N / 81
95
168
Oonsol Biscuit 1st 534s B '46 M&S
95
168
1st 534s ser O 1946-.--—J&D
67
105
Beech Creek C & C 5s
15-yr
Co Inc—
57
Ask >
Creameries of America—
^
1st s f 6s (Los Ang)
Gen
55
M&N
A&O
M&S
-
57"
Bid
85
Copley Cement Mfg 6s *41--A&O
CopJay Press 534s 1943
F&A
}2i*
Cosden Oil Corp 1st 6s 1938.M&N / 100
Gen lien 6s 1938
M&N / 66
Cosden Petroleum conv 5s '47 J&J
94
Oosgrove Meehan Coal 634s 1945- /
18
Crane Co 3Ks s f deb 1951-J&D
10134
Central
_
Income
55
California Packing Corp—
Cons deb 5s 1940-—---—-J&J
10334
——
Amer Ice Co deb 5s 1953
Amer
10034
107
Aggregates Corp—
with war_F&A
Amer Color type
85"
10134
Deb 6s '43 ser A
Without warrants—
New 3-6s 1943
Shoe
1st series B
85
Algoma Steel 1st 5s 1962--—.
Allied Mtg inc coll 2-5s 1953——
Allied St's Corp deb 434s '50-A&O
Debenture 434s 1951—,
Alpine Montan Steel Corp—
1st s f 7s 1955
M&l
Aluminum Co debs 5s 1952—M&S
Aluminium Ltd s f deb 5s '48.J&J
Brown
15-yr
Albany Perf Wrapping Corp—
1st M coll tr 6s 1948
A&O /
6s assented w w 1948
f
6s 1955
-----------
f 7s 1950
Brown Co 1st 534s 1946
1st 53*s 1950 ser B
101
1955—J&J
;
s
23 H
23 H
67
British Columbia Pulp & Paper—
1st 6s 1950
M&N
—
105
97*"
British Am Oil deb 4s 1945-M&S
....
136
2334
M&N
F) 7s 1944
10734
105
Brandram-Henderson 6s *39 M&S
6s 1956
101
A&O
----A&O
6s 52.J&D
Ex scrip
With scrip
Bowser (S
10034
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp
4-4 Ks 1938-1939
5-5 Ks 1940-1945
Advance bag & Paper
'60.-J&J
9734
97 34
100
10134
10134
101 34
10634
13434
10434
10334
...M&N
Q-Feb
Beth Steel Corp 434s to 1941 J&J
3 34s series E 1966
A&O
Boston Wharf 1st 4s 1941
A&O
97
1955.A&0
1948-M&S
Acadia Sugar Ref 434s
Adams Exp coll tr g 4s
Coll tr g 4s 1947.-
Bonds
Ask
Bethlehem Steel Co—
INDUSTRIAL AND
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
Abbotts Dairies deb 6s
Bid
Bonds
Ask
Bid
Bonds
101
1st mtge 8
Conv deb 5s ser B
1951...J&D
/ This price includes accrued interest,
100
e Called
10634
37
39
102
Aug. 1 at
.//vv '
i,,
'X-y/A'
AUG., 1937]
INDUSTRIAL
&
MISCELLANEOUS
BONDS
ss
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
!
Bonds
Ask
Bonds
102M
103
Rings Co Refrig 6s 1942-— -A&O
Kings port Press 6M« 1939—F&A
102
102M
Bid
Gen Motors Acceptance Cori
10-year deb 3s 1946
1
i
1
)
f
74
) f
1 f
33
.
19M
.
19
i'
German Atlantic Cable 7s 1945
f
German Bldg & L'd Bk 6 Ms 194 3/
Glen Alden Coal M s f 4s '65 M& 3
J
27
24 M
76M
87
3
651
30
26M
76M
101"
104
5s series
B
30
104 M
100 M
)
>
104 M
100 M
104 M
I
)
1945-50
Gotham Silk Hosiery—
26
5/
102
100M
95 M
3
1
2
Trunk
§6M
103
21M
93 M
)f
3/
98
12
85
15
86M
97 M
98
)
98 M
;5
r
98
1
98 M
1
98 M
1st & ref 5s 1974
Sec
99 M
/
62
77
/
24
r
)
f deb 5s 1951——
f 1946
101M
101
28
99
100
99 M
Hearst Magazines—
6s 1938
99
25M
100M
97 H
If
/
3
s
96 M
)
>
86 M
r /
/
)
Hud Riv Day Line 6s 1939--M& if
Hungarian Disc & Exch Bank—
35-yr s f 7s 1963
J& r /
Hungarian-Italian Bank Ltd—
Sinking fund 7 Ms 1963—A&1
/
Hygrade Food Products Corp—
Paper—
107 M
30
"
Maple Leaf Milling—?
^
> f
2Ms to 1938, 5 Ms to 1949. J&D
Marine Elev (Buff) 7s 1948-M&3
Marion Steam Saovel—
1st mtge s f 6s 1947
100M
100M
m
74
75M
101M
100M
101M
99 M
98 %
103 M
1st M 6s 1945 with waiT—M&N
conv 4 Ms 1947--M&S
5-yr 6%
Monon Coal—See Chic Ind. &
104 M
1933
M&N
M&N
5Ms series 16 1940——
Coll A 5s
Coll B 5s
40
44
Call C 5s
Coll D 5s
IV4
15
21
27M
9§^
ser
1
1941
J&D
ser
2 1946--
J&D
ser
3 1951
J&D
ser
4 1956
Kentucky Securities coll 5s 1940-
100"
Secured 6s 1937.
Deb 6Ms Jan. 1 1937
.—J&J
b Basis.
30M
\
106
A 1941.M&N
artic ctfs
Jorp 2-5s 1953.
100M
4
interest,
100 M
•n*
96
103M
102 M
43
k Last sale,
n
NnminTT"
39
11
42
97 M
22
m
58
96
89
90 M
94
33
98
63 %
103
'
40 M
'
s
s
f 6s 1941
ser
f 4Ms 1960
4:0 M
99 M
99 X
92 M
59
90 M
99
A.M&S15
Pettibone
w w
..J&D
Mulliken—
1943
6% notes w w 1938
Phelps Dodge—
105 M
96
..M&S
M&S
14 M
5M
5M
22
117
85
1973.-J&J / 23 M
Conv deb 6s 1949
M&S
Phoenix Iron 1st s f 6s
104
1946-M&N
Phoenix Silk Mills 7s 1943
/ 18
Pickering Lumber 6s A '46- -M&N 1 32 M
Pierce Butler & Pierce 6
Ms '42
Pillsbury Flour Mills 6s 1943 A&O
107
Pine Hill Collieries 1st 6s
1942
/ 15
Pirelli Co of Italy con 7s '52
95
M&N
30
Pitts Coke & Ir
conv
4 Ms*52 M&S
4 '49..J&J
Pittsb Brewing 6s Feb
Pittsburgh Coal Co—
Sinking fund deb 6s 1949.F&A
99 M
109 M
107
Pittsburgh Coke & Iron Co—
102
35 M
55"
104<
46
1st mtge conv 4 Ms 1952..-M&S
Pitts Steel s f 6s 1948.. JV—F&A
Pocahontas Consol Collieries—
1st gold 5s 1957 op—
J&J
Poor & Co 8 f deb 4s 1946...A&O
Port Arthur C *nal & Dock—See
Portld Woolen Mills 6 Ms'41 M&N
Porto Rican Amer Tobacco—
Conv 6s 1942
J&J
100
103 X
103
100 M
RK
98
74M
f
•
V
-
*'V
mmmm
50
78
_-
,
r, series
32
6s 1942. A&O
Conv deb 3 Ms 1952
J&D
Phila Brew 1st conv 6s
1944.M&S
Phila & Read O & I 5s
101
ser
101M
trnrn.mm
10
1st income 4-5s 1945
M&S / 115
Penn Mercantile
Properties—
Secured 5 Ms 194860
A&O /
Secured s f 3-4s
48
1961
J&J /
6s
95M
C 98
Nat'l Bakine Bs
100M
-
30
5 Ms ww 1947
.A&O
Oswego FallsCorp 4
Ms 1952-M&S
Otis Steel s f 4 Ms A
1962-—J&J
Oxford Malmi P*per 6s 1947-F&A
Pacific Atlantic SS 2-5s
*43-M&N
Pac Coast Cement 6s
A1942. J& D
Pacific Coast Co 5s
1946
J&D
Palmer Corp of La 1st 6s
*48. J&D
Pan Amer Petrol Co
(of Calif)—
1st conv s f 6s 1940
J&D15
1st
102
13 M
16
104
105 M
Pennsylvania-Dixie Cement Corp
81
68
6(
25 '
93
42
14
103 M
103 M
103 M
Oregon Pulp & Paper 6 Ms to
Apr 30 '37. 6% to 1945—M&N
Oreg Terminals 6Ms A 1942.M&N /
1st income 5s 1945
A&O f
Orono Pulp &
Paper 6s 1943-J&J /
Osgood Co deb g 6s 1943
J&D /
O'Sullivan Rubber—
1 st m
102 .
77 M
40
76
38
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp—
75
4
100 M
f This Price Includes accrued
67M
67 M
67 M
75
A&O
99"
100M
Aug 1 1953.
Certificates of deposit
Panhandle Eastern Pipe I4ne^""
1st mtge & lien 4s
102M
1952...M&S
Paramount Pictures Bs
28
1955 J&J
Conv deb 3 Ms 1947
101
M&S
Parmelee
90 M
Transportation Co—
S f conv deb 6s 1944
A&O
Pea body Coal Co
(Oonsol Co)—
1st s f 5s 1953 ser A
115
vM&N
Pearl River
Valley Lumber—
Co.
90
102
100M
Certificates of
deposit
82
100
75"
100
93 M
J&D
lunising Paper 6s A&B '43-A&O
Steamship Line—
Kentucky Rock Asphalt—
Keokee Cons Coke
96
105M
lunson
78
78
38
154M
79
85
95
95
85
98
101
94 M
75
4
J&D
^
104 %
109 H
104M
6s series
85"
1959-.*" "
97 M
104M
m
L y°.
38
6Ms 1937.. f
>
97 M
20
4Mb 1948.J&J
Northwestern Barb Wiro Co—
1st mtge s f
5Msw W1945.F&A
5 Ms without warr
1945
Oregon-Am, Lumber
95
104M
M&S
95
5s
50
104M
108M
66M
1931
notes
75
104
f
/
105
Miag Mill Mach'y 1st 7s 1956—
25
Mich Tann & Extract 6
99
Ms'38M&8
Middle States Petrol 6
86
Ms 1945—
Miller & Hart Inc. deb 6s *43-J&J
55
Miller & Lux Inc 1st M 6s '45A&0 / 120
7% gold notes 1935
A&O / 114
linnesota & Ontario Paper Co—
1st 6s series A 1945
A&O
66M
1st 6s series B 1948—
J&J
66 M
1st 6s series O 1950
M&N
107 M
94
Keystone Steel & Wire—
2% notes 1937-1938
A
3% notes 1939-1941
M&N
4% notes 1942-1945
—M&N
82 k
91
70M
Jones & Laughlin Steel—
1st mtge 4 Ms ser A 1961—M&{
5s s f deb 1951
M&N
McKesson & Bobbins inc—
20-yr onv deb 5Ms 1950-M&N
Mead (The) Corp—
m
150M
/
J 81M
Martin (Glenn L) conv 6s 1939—
185
Massey-Harris Co 5s 1947.-A&O
96M
McCallum Hosiery 6 Ms '41 A&O
fk 60
McCloud River Lumb 5s *48 J&J
99 M
McColl Fron uac Oh 6s 1949.A&O
103 M
McCord Rad & Mfg—
Deb 6s 1943 with warr—F&A
92
Merchants Distilling Corp—
5% conv deb 1947
M&S
Messenger Corp deb 4 Ms '51 J&J
Metropolitan Ice 7s 1954
J&J
Metropolitan Wat Sew & Dram—
Board s f 5Ms 1950
A&O
105M
Joseph & Feiss 5s 1943——M&f
96
90
22
1944.M&N
102 M
A&O
Mengel Co
■
/
/
85
27
J&D
88
98
m
6s stamped 1942-
83 M
...
!e"
,
I
122M
91
Conv s fos 1951
F&A
Ohio Leather conv deb
5s '46-J&J
Okonite Co 6s
stmp 1942...J&D
Old Ben Coal
Corp 6s (w s) 1948
Inc deb 7 Ms
(w s)
100M
Karstadt (Rudolph) Inc—
1st 6s 1943 with Am shs_ _M&N /
82
128
McCrory Stores Corp—
102 M
102
Journal of Commerce
79
127 M
120
103 M
100
.
82
82
79
b 4.00
1st mtge 5s to 1948
M&N
Debenture 6s 1943
M&N
Northern Redwood Lumber—
6s 1937.
j&D
N'west Pub's Deb
100
79
98 M
53 M
Nova Scotia S & O 5s
1959..J&J
6s perpetual stock
J&J
O'Gara Coal 5s '55
op aft'08 M&S
Ohio Fin deb
6Ms ww
95
105 M
1st & ref s f 5s ser B 1947—J&
Ref mtge 6s 1955 ser A—M&
Internat Pow & Pap of Nfld—
111M
99 M
58
110
73
f 5s 1947 ser A..J&
96
Lloyd—
44M
95
Internat Mercantile Marine—
;;
1st M coll trust 6s 1941—A&
80
95
1944-J&J
119
94
4.50
4.65
4.75
50
20-yr s f 6s 1947.
M&N
New 6-4% 1947
M&N
North Western
Refrigerator Line
Equip trust 4s ser I Jan 1 *38-*43
Northern Elec & Nor
Pap Mills—
124M
4.60
b
Deb 6Ms A with warr
'40-M&8
1943
l.M&S
Income 6 Ms 1953
M&S
Nor Amer Refract
6Ms
North German
-
12 M
14M
12M
14M
&
6Ms
43
80
81
/
/
>/
/
Equip trust 4Ms Aug 1 *37-'46Equip trust 4Mb Nov 25 '37-*43
Equipt tr 4 Ms 1938-47 J&D15
Equip trust 5 Ms Sept 1 '37-'44_
North Amer Cement
Corp—
54
1
Internet Agricultural Corp—
1st & coll tr 8 f 5s 1942-—M
International Match Corp—
Deb s f 5s 1947
—-M
6s stamped 1946
Partic deb 2d mtge 7s 1946 J&D
N Y World's Fair
1939—
Deb 4s 1941
J&J
North Amer Car—
__
7s without warrants 1941-M&N
Mfrs Tr Co ctfs of partic in A I
30
\'-W
85
82 M
87
J&D
Manhattan Refrig 5Mis 1941-J&J
Mansfield Min & Smelting—
79
78 M
Interlake Iron Corp—
Conv deb s f 4s 1947—— £
f 6s 1946
Nor western Term Co
5s '48.
103
45 %
74
85
107
if 27
100
105M
Norwegian Hy-Elec
Nitrog OorpRef & imp
5Ms *57 ser A.M&N
35
r
26
99 M
Trap Rock Corp—
s
75
r
1st 6 Ms 1939
Illinois Steel deb 4Mb 1940.
'"58,
N Y L E & W D & I
1st 6s '13
Extended at 5% to 1943...J&J
Shipbuilding 1st 5s Nov 1'46
New York
F&A
30
1
56
58M
105M
-—A&O
F&A
Namm & Son 6s 1943
73
66
48
5M% 1942
97 M
102 M
45 M
53
77
40
deposit
70
1/54
r
of
94 M
25
96M
43
106M
......
68
91M
93
)/
48
131
125
98
122
13034
E&A
CeitifieatPs of deposit
1st sf 4s 1957
76"
>/
Home Serv(LosAng)6 Ms '42
Home ServtPortl, Ore)7s *41
Houston Oil Co of Texas—
40
f
M&N
Ev'g Journal 6Ms '37.-J&D
1st M
«•
106
40
f
110M
7s 1944.-A&O
1943
F&A f
.68
74
)
s
94 M
Loiillard (P) Co g 7s 1944..A&0
5s. 1951-—F&A
Lukens Steel 5s extend 1955 M&N
Manati Sugar 1st- 7M» '42—A&O
81
Hines Land & T
1st & ref
g
6s series C 1946
Hightstown Rui
International
6s series B
<
---
98
60
54
53 M
52M
--A&O
Liquid Carbonic conv 4s '47_ J&D
Loew's Inc debs f 3Ms 1946-F&A
Logan County Coal 7s 1942-M&N
Long Bell Lumb 6s sei A'42.J&J
Hawley Pulp & Paper Co—
1st 6s
95M
Lion Oil 4 Ms 1952
....
100M
Haytian Corp income 8s 1938
95 M
92 M
——F&A
Gold bonds 5s 1951
Harris-Seybold-Potter—
s
106""
90
Lindsay Nunn Pub 6s 1944—M&S
for Am shs...
101M
6%_gold notes 1938---J&J
Liggett & Myers
Harpen Mining Corp—
Conv
100
74
103
95
J&D
N Y
35'"
34M
Leipzig Trade Fair 7s 1953-M&N / 23
Libby McNeil &Libb 5s '42.A&0
105M
96M
Llnes.
4iM
•
41
.
Leonard Tietz—See Tietz
97 M
)/
warr
40M
'
J&D
1st & ref 5s 1944
F&A
1st & ref 5s 1954
-F&A
1st & ref 5s 1964-----—-F&A
101M
6s with
102 M
,
(F W) Printing Co—
Steamship
101M
102
«•
Corp—
Certificates
N Y
"
103M
NYLE& WC&RR—
102
38
46
-
Ist Ss ext
Deb g 5 Ms 1942.------A&O
Layne & Bowler 3-6 Ms 1947——
Lehigh C & Nav fund 4s '48 J&J
Cons s f g 4Ms 1954—.---J&J
Cons s f 4Ms 1954 ser G—J&J
Lehigh Valley Coal—
1-:
96
'
Great Lakes Paper Co Ltd-
Hansa
mtge income 1975
1956
55
52
34
104M
100 M
New
Ni(|u<*ro Sugar 3 M* 1937
N Y Dock Co—1st
g 4s '51
F&A
Serial 5% notes 1938
A&O
_
: 23
./
v
83
32
Lawrence Portland Cement Co—
Ry Term
>
101H
.
/
106
101
Laundry 6s 1936.."
4-5s
101
82 M
Certificates of deposit———
1st
'
)
Hall
123
133
6 Ms Feb 1 1047
1st 5Ms 1961
Debenture 5s 1961
105M
1st coll mtge *t 4s June 1
1965
Nat Union Mtge 3 6s ser A
1954;
2-5$ series B 19.>4
New England
100
1st conv 6s 1954 with war—J&J
99
National Steel
29
46
Lautaro Nitrate Co—-
100
85
1952
Radiator 6Ms 19-17
Certificates of deposit..
5s 1946—
108
warr_M&N
Langendorf Un Bak 6 Ms *41 M&N
if 198
Grand
28 M
Ask
5Ms A 1946.M&N
Nat
.
" 98 M
:
105
101
1950--M&S
conv
A&O
Nat Lumber &
Creosotlng 5Ms.
Nat Oil Prod deb 4s
103
104 M
99 H
S f deb 6s 1940 with
)
26"
101
Kresge Foundation—10-year coll tr 4s 1945
l&J
3 Mc coll trust notes 1947_F& A
Kreuger & Toll—
5s uniform ctfs of dep 1959—
Lake Superior Corporation—
1st & coll tr gold 5s 1944—J&D
Lane Bryant Inc—
104 M
;
t
1st M
Cum conv inc 6s
1952—.M&N /
Nat Food Products 6s
'44
M&N f
Coll conv 6s w s ser A
*44 M&N /
Nat Gvpsum s f 6s 1943.
98
24
Bid
P<\>Juii?2f
10-yr deb 4 Ms May 1
National Fire Proofing Co—
'
La France Textile 1st 6s '42.J&D
Lake Erie Bolt & Nut— /
5-6s April 1 1946------—J&J
Lake St John Po & Pr 6 Ms 1942..
C 70
Good Hope St & Ir Wks (Gi
Oct 15 1945—/
Goodrich (B F) Deb g 6 194
1st mtge 4Kb 1956
Goodyear Tire & Rubber—
1st mtge coll tr 5s 1957Gordon Baking Co (Mich)-
101
98
Koh dyt Corp 6M® 1943_»-,-M&8
Koppers Co—
1;
1st M & co 1 4s 1951
M&N
Lackawanna Steel 0s
S f g 7s
100'
65
,
Gobel (Adolf) Inc—
J
'
Lumber 6s 1938- —-J&J16
New 1st 4s 1947--—-J&J16
Bonds
National Distillers
99M
Rirby
34
.
15M
•I
Ask
60
96
99
Kingston Elevator 1st 6s 50 M&N
Kinney (G R) ext 5M« 1941-J&D
79
70
76M
J
Bid
55
82
^
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74
43
46
43
46
Potrero
outhern
1st gtd
,
70
-
„
Sugar—
& Utilconv 6s
southwest
—-
Dairy
So western Devel't
104
10254
Standard Ice
j! "1»1
Stand
4s 1952
f
654s '45 J&J
Richmond Hos Mills 7s '38—F&A /
Richmond (Va) Ice 6bs *42. A&O /
Rima Steel Corp 1st s f 7s '55 F&A f
Rlordon Pulp & Paper Ltd—
1st 6s June 30 1942
J&D30
River Raisin Pap 1st 6s '45--F&A
Roberts & Oake (Chi) 6s '44.M&N
Roch & Pitts O & I 5s *46—-M&N
1940
A&O
Certificates of deposit
7s unstamped 1946
2d stamped 1946
_
East
Tenn
25
Term
Saltex
1354
8254
104
Saratoga Victory Mills—
6 Mb 1943
J&J
Saxon Pub Wks (Germany)-1st extl s f 7s 1945
F&A /
Gen & ref 654s 1951
M&N /
9054
/
6^4s 1946 ser B--A&0
Stampe
„
6s
*45—M&S
/
/
110
Paper deb 3 Mb 1952--M&S
106
Scovill Mfg Co 554s 1945-..J&J
10254
Scripps (E W) deb 5hs 1943 F&A
93
Scullin Steel 1st 6s stmpd '41 A&O /
100
Securities Accept Corp 5s *46 J&D
Seneca Copper 7s 1933
J&J / 15
107
Servel Corp 5s 1948
—-J&J
Scott
Sharon Steel Corp—
4Mb conv deb 1951
M&S
10654
1951—M&S
9954
Shell Union Oil Corp—
15-year 3 Mb debs
Sheridan-Wyoming Coal Co—
66
1st s f 6s 1947
J&J
9854
Siemens & Halske 10-yr 7s '35 J&J /
Deb g s f 6 Mb '51 with war M&S / 6254
/345
Deb 68 2930
98
7s 1940
106
•101
1951
Socony-Vacuum Oil—
Deb 354 s 1950
South Coast
Gen mtge
•
A&O
Corp—
Called Aug. 25 at 104.
k Last sale
70
,
„
+
10554
-20"
—-
M&S
J&D I19
Temple Corp
5s 1951—J&J
106 K
99
97
12i54
1950-
63"
United
107
75
Ltd inc 5s 1953F&A
Industrial 1st 6s 1945. J&D
a
97
lSoji
29
57 M
y;
....
V
U S Cold Storage
U S Finishing 5s
10554
1944
U S Pipe & Foundry Co—
Conv deb 3 Mb 1946
J&J
M&N
Litho 6s 1950.-A&O
6hsww 1944
Woodward Iron 5s
1st Hen 6s 1937
1st lien 5s 1962
2d conv income
F&A
J&J
5s 1962.—
/ 130
103
120
Woodward & Tiernan Print—
6s 1942
J&J
York Ice Mach 6s 1947—---A&O
Debenture 6s 1943——.J&D
Youngstown Sheet & Tube—1st M s f 4s ser C 1961
M&N
Conv deb 3Ma 1951
F&A
N Y Stock
♦
Exch—1,375 $93,000
12254
11054
12,000
450
N Y
344
141
5.200
9,000
3.550
19 810
Exch—
Cof & Sug Ex.
92
94
88
9654
91
Kan City
(BdofTr)
Los Ang Stock Exch
Milw Grain & Stk.
213
83
186
125
Comm.
Minn-St P Stk Ex.
Montreal Stock Ex_
New Orl Cotton Ex
New Orl Stock Ex.
Phila Stock Exch..
Pittsb Stock Exch.
St Louis Exchange.
Salt Lake Stock Ex.
San Fran Stock Ex.
San Fran Curb Ex.
Seattle Stock Exch \
Seattle Curb & M_J
Toronto Stock Exch
523
18
2,450
1,250
46,000
;K70
;
109"
80
97
f.
2754
91
95
35
35
97
79
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13
1054
14
12
10054
100
101
100
/
99
10354
No. Last Sab
36
7854
/
94
EXCHANGE SEATS
99
/
j
95
.-..J&D
1952—---J&J / 150
550
Exch
70
Baltimore Stk Exch
139
Boston Stock Exch.
Chicago Bd of Tr.. 1,549
Chicago Stock Exch
405
50
Cincinnati Stk Ex—
41
Cleveland Stk Exch
68
Detroit Stock Exch
67
Ft Worth Gr & Cot
107
(Kan City)—
1st sink fund 6s ser A 1946.F&A
1st sink fund ser B 1949—F&A
103
82
37
Gtd coll
U S Cold Storage(dhg)0s'45.J&J
10454
48
Inc 6s 1944-(Alan) Ir & St 6s 1944.A&0
Woodland Farm Dairy—
;90"
65"
Corp-—
1940
M&N /
/
trust 6Ma 1942..J&J
10054
57M
49
49 ;;L
^
11054
Coll trust 6 Mb
,9454
75*r
Wither bee Sherman
42"
10454
11854
Deb 654s 1941
United Merch & Mfrs
United Securities
6s
N Y Cotton
M&N
6s 1945 J&D
Ltd 5 Mb 1952
100
101
90
15
Wood
33
5s 1952
United Elec Coal Cos inc 7s 1946
United Drugs 5s 1953
M&S15
United Grain Growers Ltd—
5s series A 1948-—J&J
5 Mb series B 1949
M&N
395
"M
94M
M&S
Coke 1st 6s *50. J&J
West Chain Stores 6s ww'39 M&N
Western Fuel Corp 7-4s '50.M&N
Western Newspaper Union—
Conv deb 6s 1944
F&A
Western Steel Prod 6s A '48.M&N
1st s f 6s series B 1948-—M&N
10354
103
_
United Corps
100
1940--J&J
1947-.A&O
Disinfecting 6s
West Indies Sugar
^
I68
66
9954
5s 1955
10254 Union Oil Co of California—
6s May 1 1942 ser A
95
F&A
103
15-yr 8Mb deb 1952
J&J
Union Rock 1st 6s s f 1947. _M&S
18
Union Term Coal Stor 6s '39-F&A
United Amusement Corp—
1st s f 5s ser A1956
F&A
10654
United Biscuit deb 5s '50
A&O
9954 United Cigar-Whelan Stores—
6854
55
57
104
_
Coal & RR
Conv 6s 4th stamp
ilH
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg— <
Debenture 4Mb 1945-....J&D
Wheeling Steel Corp—
10054
1st M s f 454s ser A 1966--F&A
111
Whitaker Paper 7s 1942
M&N
White Sewing Machine—
102J4
21
Deb 6s 1940
M&N
is'Whittal (M J) Assoc Ltd 5s 1937106 54 Wickw Spencer Steel 7s '35--J&J
/:37*g
Certificates of deposit
—
Wickwire Spencer Steel Co—
Pr lien & coll 7s Jan 1935-M&N
f 3754
Certificates of deposit-.---Sec conv 7Ma 1935
M&S / 104
87
Wilcox Oil & Gas 6s 1945
J&J
f 107
Willys-Overland 1st 6H8 '33 M&S
10254
Wilson & Co 4s ser A 1955—J&J
101
Conv debs 3J4s 1947—A&O
Winslow Bros & Smith—
103
12354
5^8 1943
M&S
75
Wise Lime & Cement 6s '38. A&O
354
■
Copper & Chemical—
U S Print &
noiioH
»
107
warrants
Unified Deben Corp
108
-
22
12254
93
26"
130
95
N Y Curb
Minn Ch of
1/80
500
70
200
115
46
1.200
4.300
4,800
4,000
4,250
2.000
3.250
5,000
8.0O0
300
6,250
14.000
1,410
175
1,000
125
2.750
2,000
2.000
48
500
69
42
113
350
38,000
8,000
300
80.000
72
Washington Stk Ex
I Wheeling Stk Ex.
40
13
Winnipeg Gr Exch.
463
500
400
11.000
8,100
8~,666
80
/ 78
inc 6s April 1950
lied Interest,
10354
J&D
99
94
U S Bond & Mtge
9354
10054
J&J
Skelly Oil deb 4s 1951
J&J
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills Ltd
1st 4 Mb
105
1932-1942.M&5-
10154
llH
97
Simpsons Ltd—
1st & eofl 4Mb A 1951
Smith (L C) & Corona Typewr'rs
Deb 2% to 454 % '37 to '46-J&J
Smith & Wesson 5 Ma 1938
1949-A&O
102 54
104 54
1944 ser B—M&S
Tenn Corp deb 6s ser O '44—M&S
/ 85*""
l'enn Prod 1st s f 654s '36—J&J
35
Term Warehouse 2d 5s '42--J&J
10454
Texas Corp deb 3 Mb 1951-J&D /
1 ZA
i exas Sugar Ref 1st 6s '44..F&A
83
88
Thermoid Co 5s w w 1951—J&D
65" Three Rivers Grain & Elevator—
95
1st s f 5Mb,ser A 1951
M&S
QQ
Hconderoga Pulp & Paper 6s '40
92
10054
Tide Water Assoc Oil 35$ s '52J&J
/ 2654
Tietz (Leonard) 7 Mb x-w '46. J&J
27
Tilden Lumb & Mills 654s'46M&S J;Ai\ »••••
26
Tokheim Oil Tank & Pump—
142
21
4 Mb conv deb 1947
F&A
Tomahawk Kraft Paper—
27
80
1st 58 (with stk) 1951
A&O
2854
f 35
Trask Timber 1st 3s 1944— .J&D
87
34" Turner Glass Co 1st 6s 1939. J&D
8254 Ulen & Co—
5254
-
Signal Oil & Gas—
Conv 6 Ms A 1945
M&N
Silesian-Am Corp 7s 1941
F&A
Silverw'd Dairies 5s *41 to '51 J&J
Simmons Co Conv deb 4s'52A&0
10154
z
Conv deb 6s
11154
M&S
W Va Coal &
.
25
24
27
20
25
26
2854
2854
81
6% notes 1937
J&J
f
Sayre & Fisher Brick 6s 1947-J&J
Schulco Co 654s 1946
J&J /
/
Stamped (July 1933 coup on^
/
Guar s r
Schulze Baking 1st
..
60
95
M&S
1937
Wayne Coal Co 6s
56"
Name changed to
9854
1
71
F&A
F&A
1944
J&D
2554 Taylor-Warton Iron & Steel—
f
Coll inc 7 Mb July 1 1958
2554
Temple Anth Coal 654s '44.M&S
; 2654
1958
J&J / 25
10254
10354
Safeway Stores 4s s f deb *47-J&D
105
St Clair Furnace 1st 5s '39-. F&A
100
St Joseph Stock Yds 5s '40-. F&A
St Louis Gas & Coke Cons¬
•
West
with warrants 1956
Without
3154
V 89 M
M&S
f deb 6s 1941
Webster C&O 1st g 5s '42 op
Taggart Bros Co 6s
Ruhr Housing 654 s
1947—
J&D
P 5s '55 stpd J& J
Yds 5s 1946-A&O
Looms Inc 6s 1954
A&O
/
s
59
f
53
Jink.fund deb 5s 1938
10
96 M
5M% notes 1937
M&S
D) Co 6s 1945—-.F&A
1st mtge sf454s 1952
M&N
Conv deb 4 Ma 1952—-M&N
4554
i■
:
15 1950.M&N
Symington-Gould Corp and Gould
Coupler Corp 1st M conv inc
34
106
Warren (S
45
Swift & Co—
1st s f 3 Ms May
90
ist M s f 6s
49
61
Superior Steel Corp 6s 1938-J&D
Susquehanna Silk Mills—
60~
St L Rky Mt &
St Paul Un Stk
f
f
Studebaker Corp 6s 1945
J&J
/
stutz Motor Oar 7 Ma 1937-A&0
6s
Warner-Quinlan Co—
Conv deb 6s 1939
Warner Sugar Corp 7s 1939
99
Oonv
M&N
1st M serial
106
Warren Bros Co—
7s unstamped 1936
2d stamped 1940
1102"
f
92
72
Strawbridge & Clothier-^
1st s f 5s 1948
M&S
Struthers Wells Titusville—
f 5 54s w w
51
(Hiram)-G & W—
20-yr 1st mtge 4s 1955
A&O
Warner Bros Pict 6s 1939—M&S
Warner Co 1st 6s 1944
A&O
m mm —
95
Certificates of deposit-----.
7254
31
'
85
44
Coke 5s '49.M&S
4^s 1945
J&D
Waltham W'tch & Cl'k 6s '43 J&D
Walworth Co 6s s f deb 1955. A&O
110
(Hugo) Industries—
7-48 Stamped 1936
A&O
6 Ma 1943
1st mtge s
1940
Deb
3454
3354
40
f
Walker
90
06
f
Va Iron Coal &
98
99
e
Stinnes
10454
/
J&J
7-48 Stamped 1946-
A&O V165
Deb 4s 1945 with warr
96
F&A
J+I
Oriente—
1st 7s 1942 ctfs of dep
Sugar Pine Lumber Co—
Rocky Mtn Fuel 5s 1943
A&O 10254
Rolland Pap 1st 554s A *48-- J&D
Rolls Royce 7s Sept 1 1937
f J
Stamped
,
f 12
TJnstftiiipQd
Roman Catholic Church 654s 1946 / 2354
/ 2254
Rom Cath Church Welfare 7s 1946
Rueping (F) Leather 6s
Ruhr Chemical 6s 1948
r
1947—J&D
5^s A1943
Stinnes (Hugo) Corp—
2254
1
WA
J&J
F&A '
1953--J&J
1955
Vicana Sugar Co 6s
Victor Amer Fuel 6s
Victor Fuel 1st- s f g 5s
22
94
Sugar Estates of
48 :
40
5654
/
f
9754
1942
4654
9654
10354
10254
28 y
s
fv
43
9754
;
mo"—'J&J
^pvens & Worsted Mills—
Thompson Pap 6s
Stillwater
a,
Richm'd Cedar Wks
39
:
92 M
Certificates of deposit
10554
1950SeC lDC 58 1950 A&°
Brothers 6s
i.'
6
/
Stanley Co (Cam"de~n)'6s~40"J&D
Stanley Cranddll 6s 1946-F&A
Stanly-Rowl-Clark 6s 1946..F&A
Stern
§6"
10554
10454
1947—F&A
Steel Co of Can 6s
12
11
J&J
(N J) deb 3s '61
J&i>
Textile Prod 6 Mb '42 M&S
Ud 5s
J&D K ^
J&D f 30M
J&J 1 3054
United Wall Paper Fac
Universal Sewer Pipe 6s
50
....
f
'
Assented
in
California—
Coll tr 6s 1944 ser A
M&N f
Certificates of deposit
1st 6a
(Germany)
15-yrcolltr454s A ww *51 A&O
104
6s 1947. .
75
1938. J&J
44
Utilities Elkhorn Coal 6s 1948 T&J
91
Valvoline Oil 7s 1947
M&N
Vanadium Corp of Amer—
:
9454
Oonv deb 5s 1941.
A&O
82
Van Dorn Iron Wks 7s June 1 1942
2354
Vertientes Sugar 1st 7s 1942.J&D /
47
45
4s746>&A
itaiey (A E) 1st mtge
100
United Stockyards Corp—
Springfield Ice 7s 1944
.
Richfield Oil of
1942"
4s
107 M
A_...J&J
Corp 554s'43--J&D
1951
1951
654s series A 1947
10054
10054
&-c°ist 58 '48 j&j
>
Royal Dutch Co—
M&N
Conv Income 5s 1944
22
f
Paper l td 5 54» 1947—M&N
9854
9654
Purity Bakeries 5s 1948
J&J
Quiker city Cold Storage—
49
V; 61'-'
1st sf 5s 1953
M&N
R&dio-Keuh-Orpbeum Corp—
Part paid :tfa (for 6% deb and
/no
common stock) 65% paid.
1110*54
Debentur* gold 6s 1941--J&D / 10754
96
93
Cony sf deb 554 s 1947
Railway Express Agency Inc—
104
103
Serial 5s 1938 (s-a>—-M&F
109
106
Series 5s
1930-*49
M&*
44 if,
Realty Bond & Mtge deb 3-6s '53 _
23"
f 20
Reliance Bronze & at eel 0* 1944Remington Rand Inc—
10754
10754
20-yr deb 4
w w 1950--M&.1
Republic Steel Corp—
17354
17154
Gen mtge conv 4 54s A '50-M&S
9654
Gen mtge 45isser B 1961.F&A
9754
Gen mtge 4 54s ser O 1956 M&N
11954
117
Purchase money 554r '54.M&N
11354
11254
Restigouche Paper Ltd 6s 1948—
Revere Copper & Brass—
10454
1st mtge 4 54® s f 1956
J&J 10354
9554
94
Reynolds Met deb 3 54s '51—J&D
32
/ 3054
Rheinelbe Union 7s 1946
J&J
3654
Rhine-Main-Danube 7s '50 M&S f 3254
10
J
6 y
Rhode Island Ice 6s 1948—M&N
/ 12
5s with stock 1951
Richardson & Boynton Co
Cum income 4s 1945
J&J / 18 T
Prov
U 8 Trucking
47
Products^
654s w w 1938
92
6 54s series A
6 H 8 series O
1st 4s w s 1950--
85
94
F&A
f 5s 1946
United Steel Works
A&O /
1st a f 4 Mb 1967
southern United Ice Co—
s
1st & ref 5s 1947 ser
75
75
^'^oid4*8 1940—J&D
southern New England Ice—
9654
96
A&O
7s 1946
70
91
deb
conv
U S Rubber—
A&O
southern Ioe 1st & ref 8s '42
1938—F&A
U S Radiator deb 5s
J&D
J&D
1946-F&A
„
6#s 1940
l8tr
Ice
.
6654
M&N
f 5s *55 J&J
Pressed Steel Car Co—
Income deb 6s 1961 ■.--—J&J
Produce Term & Cold Storage—
1st Income 6s 1958
J&D
Protestant Church of Germany—
s
101M
•Southern Kraft Corp—
7s stamped 1947 .
Pratt Cons Coal 1st s
Oonv f
100M
Brighton Mills—
7s 1940-.
.
sou
.46
43
3-6s 1953
Ask
Southern Advance Bag & Paper—
1st s f 6s 1947
J&D
46"
43
2-5s 1953—
Potomca Cons Deb Corp 3-6s '53 _
Potomac Deb Corp 3-6s 1953
Potomac Franklin Deb 3-6s 1953.
Potomac Md Deb Corp 3-6s 1953
Potomac Realty Atl Deb Corp—
Potomac Bond Corp
Bid
Bonds
Bid
Bonds
Ask
Bid
Bonds
,
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
INDUSTRIAL &
84
Mf*
teat
inn
t Price of
O^adlaa Jrta
Wheeling Stock Exchange
/saleTrlci Toalled Nov.
b Basis., / This price include® ac
,80 seats. 70 members.
memberships are fixed
1 at 103.
\
Quotations for all securities are as near as
Stocks
Par
Stocks
Ask
Bid
Ask
Northern Mills
47
84
60
*
*
Preferred
Booth Mfg
64
62%
108
100
2
29
*
King (J P) Mfg. .100
60
Gosnold M(NB)..*
Preferred
100
Prior preferred
: ',y
Majestic Mfg
Marion Mfg Co
J*
Mills
,23%
Martel Mills
;C
102%
100
*
Nashua M (N H) 100
Preferred..
100
Neild Mills
100
Nonquitt M(NB).»
Pacific Mills
*
Pepperell Mfg...100
Pierce Mfg.....100
Pilgrim Mills
100
Plymouth Cord. .100
95
108
Mooresville
18
23
Cotton
1934
Yarn Mills
5
Suissett Mills 100
ich Borden Mfg
100
Shops
Common
1st preferred.. 100
2d preferred.. 100
Newberry C M..100
36
Orr Cot Mills
,78
86
7%
19,
74%
12 X
m
m
27
25
29
114
29%
116
*
102
115"
113
Perfection Spinning
Mfg
20
I'oe (F W) Mig__100
Ranlo Mfg
30
26
89
96
2i
Process
50
48
*
63
65
50
6#
*
common
Spartan Mills
Startex Mills
34
38
Wamsutta
14
15
Textiles Inc
Alabama Mills
*
Amer Yarn & Proc__
7% preferred..
..
100
25
5
Beaumont Mfg
10
10%
70
82
100
68
23
7 % p eferred
Bel ton Mills(SO)-25
.
56
102"
14
7% preferred
Burlington Mills
88
98
6%
16%
55
61
*
46
48
Calhoun Mills
Mills....
Chadwick-Hoskins
17%
12
99
102
85
89
Chiquola Mfg
20
6% preferred
Clifton Mfg (SO) 100
Climax Spinning. .50
Columbus Mfg (Ga)
Converse (D E)_100
Cowpens Mills
Crescent Spinning.'_
Dallas Mfg (Ala) 100
Darl'gton Mfg(SO) 5
38
97
40
100
115
70
120
76
Preferred
49"
25
i
2%
.
_
.20
20
Dunean Mills
7% preferred
Durham Hosiery
7% preferred
Eagle & Phenix._100
Eagle "iarn
Easley Cotton Mills
7% preferred
101
101
105
101
105
1937..
60
Admiralty Alaska
Gold Mining
.1
25
Alaska
65
119
107
111
•
97
Flint Mfg Co—
7 % preferred
69
98
Ariz
nays
1
\ ustin Silver
Min. -1
Backbone Gold
1
97"
73
Bagdad
102
Hccrueft
* With- out
par
lc
1
^
Comstock
dividend,
value
Mines.
'
55c
44%
46%
.
1
1 Flat price.
7%
y,":
u
-
4
Roan
St
n?
8%
90
29
.__*
r
11%
106%
13%
100
5
12
7%
1
Air Devices Corp__l
2%
Reduc'n com..*
.71%
Aonliance.
.
.
.
.
Preferred
100
Alberene Stone of Va
Vot trust ctfs.^ .5
Alberta-Pacific
Giain class A
10%
*
Preferred.. .100
Algoma Steel com.*
Preferred
100
Allegheny Steel
*
*
Corp
$3.50 ^referred.-*
Industries... 1
Aiientown Portland
Cement
pref—10
Ohem
Corp
%
1
&
Dyr
*
common
Allied Kid Co
237
com .5
16%
Hied Mdls In1'
Allied
;
-..i -
Distilling Co
Allied
1
24%
16%
3%
: 6
■
Proa cl
a
.
Allied
6%
14
-2c
Common
10
Stores Corp
5% preferred.. 100
*
17
2%
17%
7%
"8"
Aluminum Co
21%
.,20%
77%
Allis-Chalmers Mfg
Common
*
com.
6% preferred..100
shares.
M—.1
.
Joseph Lead...10
1
Copper
J
Silver King Coal—5
So Am Gold & Plat.l
116%
16%
7%
62
Aluminum
115
%
17%
Amal
%
Aluminum
Ltd....*
6% preferred. .100
Leather.
1
123%
5%
4
%
18%
18%
4%
Tonopah Belmont-1 k •k %
%
Tonopah Mining..1
Union Copper Land
35c
& Mining
25
United Verde Ext50c
>3%
180-c
Utah Copper Co..10
2
Utah Metal & Tun.t
Walker Mining
2%
1
White Knob Copper
P Develop pref. 10
Wright Hargreaves
Mines
*
6%
3%
Yukon Gold------5
5
45c
6% conv pref. .50
Amalg Sugar
1
5% preferred
10
Amerada Corp
*
Amer Agric Chem
(Delaware)
*
Amer Air Lines... 10
40
American Arch
15
vL
Silver-Lead .1
Sunshine Mining. 10c
Teck-Hughes G M.l
146
Alum Goods Mfg.
Indus..*
69
67%
%
61%
17%
14%
3%
5
67%
23%
Alpha Portl Cem._*
Antelope Min
*
42
pref 100
104
Am Bakeries
Class A
"2%
2%
3%
7%
93
92%
25%
*
Class B
4
*
Am Bank Note
36
35
10
27%
6 % preferred... 50
Am Bemberg com.*
20
100
105
Preferred
60
Am Beverage Corp
6%
3%
REAL ESTATE TR
& LAND STOCKS
7% preferred
1%
3%
5
American book
.lOu
Amer Box Board.. 1
62
20
A.Brake Sh & FdyCommon
*
_
.
.
_
10
y
*,
5%%
—
27
conv
pf.lOo
American Can
25
7% preferred. .100
175
58
a
57
Amer
25
a
30
a
7
17
150
65%
130
109%
156%
Properties
*
Am Car & Fdy
"
7% preferred--10<
Amer Oarmel.-.lOP
10c
1%
1%
2
3%
V: 4%
%
k Last
>•
a
1%
uity
IV ill
Congress
nw
St
..v.™
Canadian
Preferred
Associa
6
'••"J4,'
~
10'
Amer Centrifugal.. 1
2
50%
79
10c
•y
7
3%
%
sale!
'■*{
9 -A
30c
80
Allied Paper Mills..
24
,-ri
Shoe com
1 deferred
Ainsworth Mfg
Air Associates
70c
a
U
8
28
25
Pocahontas
■
_
2%
64%
1%
2%
25
V.:. 5c
3%
25c
:
*
33
a
57%
9%;,
25
21
Alliance Realty..
5
Preferred
100
Allied
brewing
«.v
a
22
:8
100
.
Alles & Fisher
15
140
Preferred
Agfa Ansco
A gnew-Surpass—
15
62%
5
Copper
Black Hawk
Consol
Purchaser al««
ii%
%
Lead
^meltiru..
100
93
7% preferred
.10
Zinc
$5 prior conv pf 25
*(j preferred
25
AnacondaCopMin 50
Vndes Copper M.20
32
Florence Mills......
8c
Gold
Mining
Amer
63
Fairforest Finish Co
Serial notes
Juneau
\ltar Cons Mines.
25
88
Erwin Cotton com
6% preferred
-
STOCKS
30
29
18
58
113
a
105
1930
82
Ex-dividend.
30"
28
.
Brewery....1,
Aetna Stand Engine*
85
Stand
105
Manufacturing
a
63"
100
MARINE INSUR¬
ANCE SCRIP
MINING
106%
!:
Shattuck Denn
104%
r
;
Aetna
Allen
81
Seneca
105
Enterprise Mfg(Ga).
Efird
86"
48""
62
9
6 % preferred... 50
Aero Supply Mfg—
Class A..
Class B.
>.«
Aetna Ball Bearing 1
3%
63%
1%
,
Mining. .2 5c
Ltd Amer
100
Ltd com.*
2%
8
10
St Anth Gold
101
12
y
I Par value $100.
n
Nominal"
.
33
32
2%
80
*
Pond Creek
19
101
33
1%
10%
15%
3%
5%
85
1935-.W—-—
10
30
3%
80%
105%
Enterprise com..*
Pioneer Gold Ltd-.l
108%
24
110
3%
4%
9
Atlantic Mutual—
53;
29
V
X
1
Polaris
78
.....
Dixon Mills
Drayton Mills.
5
3%
!
Quincy
Wabasso Cotton...1"
106" "
Pacific Tin
Mills
Preferred
38c
35
19%
19%
Premier Gold M—
Penmans
19
22%
Albany Packing. 100
Patino Mines &
85
si
48%
.18%
22%
_
1 %
49%
34
*
Park-Utah—
169
Cottons..
Preferred
100
75
102
76"
90
Preferred-
62%
-82%
49%,
,54 %
;
80
,
50
Air
25c
5
74
142
Domin Text Ltd...*
;•
vir-Way Electric
10
Old Dominion Co.25
Consol Mines
Montreal
.70
tigraph Corp... 10
Advance Rumely. *
Aeolian Co—
Vllendale
Mines
70
138
100
5%
57%
.
Addressograph Mul-
13%
30
15
Converters. 100
76
.5%
56
25
1%
47%
100
100
13
Can Cottons Ltd 100
23
71
v-
t c__20
1.18
*
Nipissing Mines
Cot Mills
Canadian
Can
h
13
8% preferred
China Grove Cot
'
Woodside
1%
50%
25
19
1
Adams Express..,._*
Adams Millis.
*
61%
2
50
22
Lab'tories.*
Abbotts' Dairy
*
Abercrombie & Fitch
Steel-.
3*
49%
Abbott
13%
North Butte
Mills
Preferred
10
Co
>
2
*
1.12
Rosario
90
Wiscassett Mills
100
1
Cannon
Winget Yarn
Mtge 6s
101
■;:v 54
132%
3%
3%
%
60%
1%
IK
1
Noranda
-
28
27%
125
N Y & Honduras
110
West Point Mfg. 100
24%
12%
4%
4
*
Preferred
115
12
:>.•
24%
12%
1
New River Co
90
99
50
•>' 5:
97
'
52
if 70
31
V.'; 32
30%
.25
New Jersey Zinc..25
Newmont Mining. 10
33
49
7 % preferred
Wellington Mills. _*
Preferred.. i.^..
84
.
Bibb Mfg.
.100
Brandon Corp A
Class B
31
Wallace Mfg Co
Ware Shoals Mfg 100
26
53
20""
104
1941
81%
V
nxi
I;;"' H%
INDUSTRIAL AND
MISCELLANEOUS
v
14
t.13%
20
A B Stove
Acme Wire
10c
'
101
_
1st M 6s Jan
48
81
Mt City Copper
National
Tunnel
1.69
10
10
7% preferred. 100
Victory Yarn Mills -
64
64
Mills
1st 7% pref...100
2d 5% pref—100
47%
*
and Mines com..*
16
19%
11%
*
Mines
68
50
81
•
19%
11%
Mother Load Coali'n
65
;
;
uM
Trust
&
Class A
Canada
20
,
1*15
Vicfor-Monag Co.
100
Preferred.
57
Common
Cotton
Mills
Avondale Mills
;A>:-
8
115
Cotton
Mills
■A,;--
4
108
Spinning
18%
56
.10
com.
Union-Buii'alo
Abbeville OM(SO)10
124
—
Class A pref
Class B pref..
Southern Hills
40"
20
Sterling Spinning
Sto < e Spinning
7
26"
yy 10
70
Smelting._.._*
1
5%
2c
(Bait) .5
Guar
Acme
Lucky Tiger Comb
Gold Mining...10
Magma Copper ColO
Mayflower-Old
Colony Copper_25
Mclntyr e Por cupine5
Miami Copper
5
Mining Corp of
99
10f>
Preferred
*
SouloMill (NB).100
M...100
---
5: «%
*
com
Southern Weaving.*
Southern Worsted pi
60%
%6
5
2%
IX
1
7% preferred-.100
Abraham & Straus.*
9%
Lava Cap Gold Mini
Louisiana L'd & Ex 1
Southern Franklin
102
32
Kirkland LakeGold 1
Lake Sh Mines Ltd 1
17
103
100
Preferred--..*
7% preferred...
100
/•,
*
6 Print Wks
9
100
30
Kennecott Copper.*
Kildun Mining
1
24
22
101
.5
$6 preferred
135
V
22
Title
$6 preferred
75
Abitibi Pow & Pap.*
6% pref
100
142
99
12%....
Isle Royale Cop.
Jardine Mining
107
103
24%
Island Creek Ooal.l
25
.100
20%
1%
28
132
Warrants
-
...
22
125
;,y.'
Sibley Mfg (Ga).100
Smyre (A M) Mfg..
7% preferred
Southern
Bleachery
'
Saratoga Victory
Arcade
90
25
Common
-
103
100
6% preferred
rS*
97
-
'
Inspiration Cons
Copper
20
Internatl Mining..1
16
10
50
1%
of New York
__1 k
Illinois Zinc
-
38
37
33
7% preferred
Rhodiss Mills 7% pf
Saxon Mills
27
-
36
Piedmont
Rowan Cotton Mills
10
9%
&
'
145
Casualty
Common
Howe Sound Co
Hudson Bay Min
88
82
.
^tokens Cot Mills.
Kiverdale Mills pref.
Riverside & Dan Riv
15
47"
common
92
98
2%
40c
1%
_
>12
39%
common.
J*
New Amsterdam
7c
2°1%
100
95
100
30c
11%
1%
.
65
7% preferred.. 100
Pacolet Mfg
4
74
20c
Greene-Cananea 100
Hecla Mining
25c
Hollinger Mines...5
Homestake Mines
101
60
100
10%
81%
>
65c
Power
"
*
.
Lawyers Title &
Guaranty
100
Maryland Cas Co. 1
Natl Surety Co. .10
Granby Cons M S &
80
35%
Home Title Ins (NY)
Lawyers' M Co
20
2
40*
Goldfield Consol
Mines
59
98
Norris Cot Mills
Mfg
Sanford Mills
Anderson
53"
50
*3~~
65
60c
9
27
2
94
Acme
.
26
Powdrell Dartmouth
Mills
104
Mat
32%
Powdrell & Alexander
common
99"
7% preferred
100
Preferred
Nashawena M
Mill pref.. 100
Monarch Mills..100
Musgrove Cotton
45
V-Woodb Mills
(Baltimore)
3
Marlboro C Mills. .4
10
10%
Smelting com.. 10
7% preferredlOO
Golden Cycle Corpl 0
«-
85
80
75
-
EmpireTitle &Gul00
Mortgage Guar.
Federal Mining &
■
-
20c
Eagle Pich Lead. .10
Evans Wall Lead--*
7 % preferred- .100
■
70
110
40
SB'S
1
Linford Mills
155*
Bond & M Guar..20
Dome Mines Ltd..*
49
67
80
22
Kilburn M (N B).75
Luther Mfg
100
44"
Bankers Bond &
TITLE GUAR¬
ANTEE & SAFE
DEPOSIT STKS.
80
Gold Min & M..1
Cusi Mexicana__50c
56
100
Limestone Cot Mills
9
•
IV*
72
._
Laurens C M
5
'L *
74%
4
1
Cornucopia Gold.5c
Cresson Consolidated
103
103
75
100
15%
%
*
100
98
pflOO
yy 33
•
93
610
20
15%
2%
74*
57*
Copper Canyon. 10c
Copper Range
*
112
Factory Bldg Tr.100
Fifty Associates (B)
Hotel Tr (Boston) 100
Kimball Bldg Tr 100
1%
Como Mines
1
Consol
Copper
5
Cons Min & Smelt .5
16
87
107
Mills
Preferred B...100
79"
100
76
22
;
Draper Corp
Farr Alpaca
75
Cotton
Judson Mills A
*
45
,71
Preferred
'.'■Vf-im*'*,
Mills.. 100
Dexdale Hosiery—
Preferred
100
Preferred
8.50
Mohawk Carpet..20
Inman
20
107
Charlton
35
Mills pref
,
Hathaway Mfg..100
100
,12
,70
Per share
5
3%
15%
2%
l
Cerro de Pasco
*
Chief Consol Min._l
Chile Copper
25
Cliff Mining
25
99
90
Industrial
109
15
* x
Cotton
95
7% preferred
'.
Highland Pk Mfg 20
6% preferred
Imperial Yarn—...
98
20
Sagamore
(F R)
114
109
Ask
Bid
Par
28%
7%
1%
Zinc-Lead
Calumet & Hecla_.5
Carnegie Metals... 1
Central Am Mines. 1
--
6% preferred.....
98
94
100
Bourne Mills
Co (F R)
'L
Mills—
Hanover
26
25
<
Co
48"
12%
Knlt.5
7% preferred
59
■
Preferred
100
Border City Mfg 100
Boss Mfg com... 100
Saco Lowell
Callahan
20
-44
Hanes (F H)
Dredg
C2%
Butte Cop & Z Co J
Butte &
Sup
10
65"
62
170
.
Gold
ing, Ltd
Bunker Hill
Henrietta Mills
Bigeiow-Sanford
•'if Carpet common.*
Mt
—.
Preferred..... .20
Hamrick Mills
"'"i
94
unassented.*
General
Mills
Stocks
Ask
6 Sull'n M &
'
Granteville Mfg. 1)0
Grendel Mills
t 50
/:<>; 12
48
10
100
Spinning Co
Mew preferred
Pref
100
Hartsville Cot Mills.
Preferred
Berkshire Fine
r
49
80
Algonquin Print. 100
American Mfg.. 100
5% Preferred-100
Amoskeag Mfg
*
Arlington Mills..100
Barnard Mfg
100
Beacon Mfg....100
140
Bulolo
45
Gossett
130
Bid
Par
Per share
11
40
Glenwood Mills....
STOCKS
10
Gainesville Cot Mills
TEXTILE
Stocks
Per share
55
50
50
10
Gaffney Mfg
Conv pref
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue
Bid
Par
Per share
r
Canadian price.
,
A;:
v".
t New stock.
\
'i;
■
INDUSTRIAL
86
Stocks *
Ask
Bid
Par
possible for the closing day of the
Bid
ar
Stccfc,
\rnold
125
141
New
M7/s
106%
110 %
Cigarette &
Cigar Co
100
150
160
100
112
Amer
Onicle
*
7%
Amer
Preferred
-
-
-
29
25%
16%
Amer Coal (NJ)._25
Amer Oolortype_.10
Amer
-
W \lH
*
common
1
Hegeman
26%
24%
26%
6% 1st pref—100
93%
95
Am Cyanamid A_10
Class B
20
33"
33%
8%
Ashland Oil & Ref. 1
Agj^c Brew (Can). *
8
'
Amer Distilling pf 10
Encaustic
Tiling Co
18
100
Am Furniture
106
6
5%
•
22
20
5
5%
88
86
68%
24%
57%
__
24
Amer Hard Rubb.50
8% preferred—100
Amer Hardware. .25
Am-Hawaiian 88.10
Am Hide & Leath..*
6% preferred
50
Amer Home Prod-.l
Amer Hosiery
25
Amer Ice Co
*
106
101
15
A7/*
44
43%
44%
,
12
6% non-cumpflOO
24
Amer I G Chem A.*
Amer Insulator
*
Preferred
50
Am Internat Corp.*
77
80
3%
5%
4%
14%
14%
Amer-La France &
Foamite Corp-—
8%
8
New common.. 10
11%
Am Laund Mach.20
Amer Locomotive.*
27
28
7% preferred..100
Amer Mach & Fdy_*
108
100
Am Mach & Met..*
Am Maize Prod
*
Amer
Maracaibo
47%
109%
21%
9%
47%
20%
9
18
16
1%
50%
122%
43 %
1%
1
Amer Metal Co
*
50
6% convpref..100
American Meter.._»
117
41
American News
N Y Corp
Amer
68
*
:
10
6% preferred __50
Am Potash & Chem *
Amer Radiator &
Stand
Sanitary
*
7% cum pref 100
Am Republics comlO
Amer Rolling Mill 25
4 % % conv pf 100
Am Safety Razor
i
"2%
:
1%
16%
2%
50
47
22%
.22%
153
157
15%
38%
101%
15%
38%
101%
29
29%
49%
8%
26 %
52
9%
27%
Amer Ship Build.I*
Am Smelt &
50
51
_
Refg..*
7% preferred..100
American Snuff..25
6% non-cumpflOO
Am Steel F'dries
*
American Stores.
*
_
American Stove. 100
Amer Sugar Ref.100
7% preferred. .100
Am Sumatra Tob
*
Amer Thread pref. 5
Tobacco com 25
Common B
25
Am
6% preferred. .100
Transformer. 10
Am Type Found.. 10
7% preferred..100
.
Am
.
Am Vitrified Prod.*
Preferred
*
Amer Wind Glass-
130
56%
132%
57%
128
45%
44%
129%
22%
''■4
4%
82%
.■
84
137
7%
Amer
Wringer
Amer
Writing Papl*
._*
.*
com
*
50
14 ^
$5
cum
Autocar
71
•11%
4%
prior A.
_
_
Arcturus Rad Tube *
Argo Oil
io
Armour & Co of Del
7% guar pref. .100
Armour & Co (111)—
.
Common
6
pref..*
7% preferred-.100
Armstrong Cork...*
Rights
Armstrong Rubb A*
Arnold. Constable.5
n
*
10
com..
3%
51
Class
A
7
7%
9%
25%
23
24"
'
9
14
12
10
85
Preferred
100
Babcock & Wilcox.*
128"
130
15
Baker Chemical.. *
Balaban & Katz._25
110
108
6
5%
5%
21%
89%
5
_
20%
86%
86%
1%
13%
New common. 100
assented-.
Warrants
New warrants
90
...
V
14
Baldwin Rubber.__1
Bancroft (J) & Sons* :l-\ 5
55
Preferred
100
Bankers Industrial—
Service cl A
*
Barber Co Inc
10
29
43%
86%
44%
24%
Carey (Philip)
*
6% preferred-.100
25
Carnation
Steel
com
.1
Boston-Herald
Traveler Corp—*
Boston Woven Hose
6 Rubber com..*
Preferred.-.100
Botany
Bros
5%% pref
50
Barlow & Seelig cl A5
Barnsdall Oil
5
6%
25%
%
10%
27%
23%
16
%«
8%
25%
22%
9%
conv pref_.25
Bates Mfg
Bath Iron Wks
40
25
Barnsdall Refining. 1
Bartgis Bros com._l
100
10
Bathurst Power
& Paper A
*
15%
Bayuk Cigars
*
7% 1st pref... 100
Beatrice
Bearings Co (Am)
; ioo
i%
»
$1%
_
38
16
22%
3
114%
13%
23%
16%
6%
11%
112
12%
22%
15%
6%
*
Belden Mfg com. 10
Bell Air craft...... 1
.
Bellanca Aircraft. _1
Belmont Radio
*
&
45
14
Aircraft..._l
Beech-Nut Pack. .20
RR
v
21%
2%
conv pref.20
_
85
78
1st preferred
100
2d preferred..100
Beaunit Mills Inc. 10
_
25%
7%
103%
2%
24%
6%
...
w.*
115
111
Cream. .25
w
21%
15%
21
r
11
Stk Yds
Common
50
Preferred
50
Bender Body com. .5
Bendix Aviation
5
55
8
7
21
20%
Industrial
*
:
Preferred
*
Beneficial Loan Soc *
.
14
Benson & Hedges..*
Conv pref
..* k
Berghoff Brew
21%
51%
-
21%
53%
14%
•
i
5
3%
18
10
9%
1
260
250
2
28
30%
11%
12%
16
7%
41%
18
V 7%
42%
120
118
:•
1%
i%
: -
6
,6%
108%
108%
12
11%
90%
91
110
103
59
Preferred
50
Beth Steel (Del)...*
9
60
4%
Bickfords Inc
Preferred
'
~
1st
3% ,'v 4
95
85
13%
13
36
34%
6%
5% :
^
,
Birdsboro Steel
Fdy & Mach
Canadian price.
x
25
5
com
*
•
V..'2
13
Kx-divldend.
Case (J I) Co
1
Corp.-
Distillers5
S
2%
;;-•
M
•
4*
5H
32
B
Brighton Mills pf 100
A..*
Brill Corp class
*
Class B
7% preferred- .100
Brillo Mfg
*
Class A
*
Brinks, Inc
25
Bristol Brass
25
Bristol-Myers
5
Brit-Amer Oil Ltd—
Coupon
*
Registered
*
Brit-Amer Tob reg£l
Ordinary bearer £1
British Celanese Ltd
Amer dep rets. 10s
Brock way Motor—
5% preferred
Par tic pref
Celotex Co com
(i
4
8%
7
9%
7%
4%
18%
17%
46%
4%
18
17
46 K
9*
11
11
•
4%
4%
59
IV
40%
31
30%
;
2
*»;
6
"M7
4
14
r
47
125
12%
10
Checker
Cab Mfg.5
Cherry-Bur Corp..*
Ohesebr'gh Mfg..25
News
16%
78 r.
.
116
19%
103%
*
..*
Chicago Flex Shaft 5
Chic June Rys & Un
Stk Yds 8tpd_.100
Preferred
100
Chic Mail Order.
185
\
102
5
Chicago Nipple
5
*
Chic Pneu Tool
$3 conv pref
*
*
40
IV
*
17
19
Prior
Collender
$5 preferred
*
Buckeye Pipe L..50
Buckeye Steel Cast *
Bucyrus-Erie Co..5
7% cum pref.. 100
10
Chic Rivet & Mach .4
18%
Chic Yellow Cab..*
Ohickasha Cot O.10
79
81
Childs Co
49%
50
5
35
36%
17%
16%
105
Buda Co com...100
Budd (E G) Mfg..*
18
19
10%
7% preferred.. 100
84
10%
86%
Budd Wheel
*
7 % preferred- .100
Bullard Co
*
Bulova Watch
*
Burco Inc com
*
Conv preferred..*
Warrants
Burd Piston Ring. _l
Burdines Inc
*
Preferred..
.*
Burma Corp Ltd—
Am dep receipts.
_
Burns Bros com...*
9
8%
113
118
37
38
53%
3%
55
4
1
Burry Biscuit-12 %c
com
*
7% debenture. 100
Co
13
34
4%
2%
100
v
28%
4%
5%
4%
5%
18%
20
*
50
Byers (A M) com...*
7% part pref. .100
Byers Machine
*
Byllesby class A
*
25%
29%
16
16%
32
32%.
1%
1%
6
5
21
20%
55%
68%
4
Cliffs Corp v t c.._*
Cleve Worsted Mills
Common
..*
Climax Molyb¬
Clinchfleld Coal. 100
Preferred
100
Clorex Chemical
*
Club Aluminum
*
2%
69
4
8%
33%
44%
107
25
-1%
25%
40%
17%
16%
18
11%
83%
6%
116%
18
10%
18%
84%
"4%
8%
34%
45
98
2%
5%
~2%
7%
46
46%
11%
15%
8%
38%
13
10%
; y
11%
51%
53%
5%
4%
50
60
126%
*
111
114
_*
158
159
Cluett
Pea body
*
7% preferred. 100
Coca-Cola Bottling
.
Coca-Cola Co
Class A
15%
8%
39
46%
1%
28%
129%
*
*
Preferred
Byron Jackson
•
16%
10%
17%
83%
*
of New York
"3%
3
20
80 -j
117%
20%
104%
Hobbing
com
Cleve Tractor
..»
Clev Un Stk Yds..*
denum Co
7% pref ctfs-_100
Butier Bros
10
5% conv pref..30
116
1
Clayton & Lambert *
Cleveland Graphite
Bronze com
1
Mach
5%
..10
Clark Controller...1
Clark Equip Co
*
Cleveland
4%
1%
81
100
Chrysler Corp.....5
Cin Un Stk Yds...*
City Auto Stamp..*
City Ice & Fuel
*
6%% cum pf_.100
City Investing..100
City & Sub Homes 10
City Stores
5
Preferred
32
28
.....
Claude Neon Lt
%
12%
Bush Term Bldgs
Butterick Publis
Preferred
Chilton
*
com
Preferred
36
Burroughs Adding
Machine
58%
17%
15%
17%
11%
preferred. _*
18
*
Brunswick-Balke-
5,.
13%
65
A'
i2%
26%
45%
109
45
115
12
*
2
*
11
12
Coca-Cola Intern..*
27%
30 7
25
30
43
28$
57%
58%
Colgate-Palmolive-
.*
5% preferred...50
Cambria Iron
50
Campbell Wyant &
Fdry.._*
Canada Cement. 100
Preferred
100
Can Dry Ging Ale.5
Canada Forgings—
Class A
*
Class B
...»
Can Iron Fdy's. 100
Preferred
100
Canada SS Lines..*
Preferred
100
Canadian Bronze. _*
Preferred
100
Peet
1-V:
107
24%
54
18%
103
54%
112
130
135
*
21
23
31
•;
Colonial Beacon Oil *
31
39
16
Colon Development
.109
Collyer Insulated
Wire common
•
24%
i
16
Ordinary shares..
5% income A
6% conv pref.u..
Col Fuel & Iron
74
3
11%
47%
*
Warrants
8%
34
107%
18%
102%
110
18
11%
46%
1040
100
Collins Co
54%
30
15%
*
common
6% preferred 100
Collins & Aikman..*
5% preferred.. 100
•37%
49%
;52%
,
* Without par value
15
59
1
common
Cannon
14 %
57%
108%
24%
1%
25%
Brown Fence & Wire
14
&
Corp
Daily
10$
102
.55
54
100
Preferred
■
78
76
6%
Distillery
Charis
Chic
'rY
5%
9%
6% pref
100
Chapman Valve. .25
31%
.31%
15%
9%
18%
13%
98%
13%
*
Preferred
8%
85
13^
6% prior pref. 100
2Cc
"5"
1
Paper
32%
2%
14%
8%
Ohamberlin Metal—
Weather Strip.._5
Champion
:
82
Century Rib Mills.*
7% preferred. .100
24
1%
1%
8%
*
Fibre
24
♦
49
30
5% preferred ..100
Cent Ohio St Prod.*
42
23%
23%
102
Cent Foundry com.l
11%
28
75
98
Certain-teed Prods. 1
52
49
10
42%
77%
10%
45
__*
Airport
110
77%
9%
Preferred
10
Cen Violetta Sug.19
Centrifugal Pipe
*
1
10
Central
110
42
*
pref.. 100
Gorp--_15
1st preferred....*
$7 preferred...
*
Central Aguirre
cum
Central Paper
49
-
100
Associates
106
39%
108%
108%
Celluloid
3%
42%
6%
99%
39
*
7% cum pref. .100
25
22
41%
5%
99%
103%
.100
Celanese Corp
1%
1%
29%
SS*
225
5%
Truck common..*
Brown Co 6% pf.100
Brown Forman
115
1
Caterpillar Tract.. *
41
38
Bridgeport Brass..*
Bridgeport Mach..*
Briggs Mfg
*
Briggs & Stratton..*
Bright Star Elec—
8%
28%
183%
*
100
Catalin Corp.
4%
6%
5%
33%
32%
31
v
7
Brainard Co.. 100
Castle (A M) Co..10
2%
31
WA
7% preferred-.100
Case Lockwood &
114
Brewster Aeronaut'i 1
Class
Products
Casco
preferred-.100
preferred
*
Brewers &
-
120
118
*
*
Billings & Spen
Bing & Bing
-
98%
18%
98%
.
45
Hotels—
*
Cable El Pr v t c
*
Calamba Sugar
Estates com
20
Calif Pack Corp...*
35
18%
59l%
r
14
101
20
5% preferred—.20
7 % preferred- 100
B/G Foods Inc....*
7% preferred. .100
2%
1%
,
Purchase warrants v;Y 1
Berland Shoe St
* fy;/', 12 -/
96
7% preferred..100
Bessemer Limestone
6 Cement com
8%
*
Preferred
,33
_*
Best & Co
_*
58%
Beth Fdy & Mach.*
3%
7%
14%
"7""
14
2
26:
29%
Carriers & General. 1
Carter (J W) Co
1
43
Biltmore
Bondholders A.65
Class B
niture common. .1
6
»
31*
6%
28%
5
Carrier Cora
Bowman
Bush Term Co
57%
57%
55
;b.
Carpenter Steel
16%
98
27%
*
25%
common—1
Preferred
-25
Bourjois, Inc
L-*
$2.75 cum pref..*
Bower Roll B'r'g--5
Bowm Bilt
Common
Co
45
15%
Bruce (E L) Co
Bruck Silk Mills
26
38%
15%
<
50
A
23%
24%
44%
New
Class A pref
25
_*
Consol Mills
Class
85*
Brown Shoe
5
4%
,
18
1%
Preferred..—100
7%
.31%
2%
6
5
18%
A l*
95
Carib Syndicate..25
Carman & Co A
*
Class B
*
7
30%
2%
Bardstown Distill. .1
Barium Stainless
1%
14%
14%
"6%
120
26
IV
51
Preferred
100
Baldw Loco Wks__*
Pref
11
24%
Axton-Fish Tob A 10
Com assented.
27%
25%
9%
25
Aviation Corp(Del)3
Avery(B F) & Sons 5
6% pref w w—25
Warrants
Class B
if/s
10%
116
43
2d
6%
26%
6%
4%
16%
Br. .5
Bon Ami com A—*
Common B
;-*
Bond Stores com.-l
Borden Co
15
Borg-Warner Corp .5
Borne Scrymser..25
19
5
25%
105
Bohack Realty pflOO
99
6
com
preferred-. 100
101
r
*
Carborundum Co..*
'30%
2%
1%
Capital City Prod.*
29
Bohn Alum &
Berkey & Gay Fur¬
Nominal.
1st
36%
5%
25
40
Preferred
100
Can Indus Alcohol.*
Class B
»
81
15
26%
24%
* r
Invest Corp
18%
;
36
Airplane.-.5
Bohack (H C) com.*
Breeze
ment common
...
24%
109%
3%
52
24%
13%
20%
6%
39%
95
Automatic Prod.. 5
Automat Vot Mach" *
Automobile Banking
$1.50 conv pref 25
Beneficial
106
122
34%
18%
8% preferred. 100
Automatic Instru¬
Belt
10%
77
6
Belding Hem'way.
6
i%
26%
26%
19
Beech
65
•
„♦
prefll*
Anchor P & Fence.*
Andian Nat Corp..*
Angostura-W uppermann Corp
1
Anheuser Busch.100
Antilla Sugar
100
Apex Elec Mfg
*
Appollo Steel
10
Apponaug Co
»
A P W Paper
*
Archer-Dan-Midi'd *
7 % preferred
100
ft Last sale,
*
Loan common
Anchor Cap."
conv pr
Tack
Auburn Automob.
"I %
10%
70%
10%
3%
1%
7%preferred.. 100
$6
pref.. 100
14%
13
*
.
Atlas
*
$5 preferred
112
conv
conv
Warrants
47
♦
6 Cable
5%
23
i;}J4
100
$6%
Powder
130
81%
83%
135%
6%
13%
30%
%
Common
_
58
18
17
125
Preferred
$6 preferred..
Anaconda Wire
1
Plywood
*
Conv preferred.20
Atlas
(!£%
79
Old common....*
25%
26%.
74%
118%
12%
_
144
56%
IV
24%
29%
pflOO
Refining, 25
Atlas
195
94%
142
100
Am Woolen Co
.
16
*
conv
Barker
Common
18.50
American Screw.100
Amer Seal-Kap
2
Amer Seating
+
X"
7
pref. 100
Atlas Pipeline
*
11
9%
%
45
5%
.
non-cum
4%
11%
*
_5
Class A
25
Boeing
64
14%
25
r
1
Can Fairbank pf. 100
Canadian Foreign—
12%
29
110
33
Amer Pneu Serv—25
7 % 1st pref
50
.
44
7% preferred..100
American Piano—
Class A
Class B
5%
Atlantic
12%
%
%
Rayon *
Fisheries.*
Atl Gulf & W Ind
SS Lines
70
31
Optical
Atl Coast
3
2%
10%
7% pref.
108
12
*
Associated Oil
55
?
54
Warrants
100
Austin Nich & Co.. *
42
rA
%*
18%
*
10
i
84
£1
c common
Associated
36%
35%
14%
7%
3%
25%
a
registered
Y t
9
8%
Am Hair & Felt
1st preferred
2d preferred
19%
,
103
27%
11%
•14%
13%
r
59
25
1st
2d
Ask
Canadian Colonial
Canadian Dredge
& Dock
17%
preferred—50
preferred B. -10
Canadian Oar & Fy *
Preferred
25
Celanese
*
Canad
Airways
49
25
24%
16%
Bloomingdale Bros. *
Blumentnal (S) com*
7% preferred..100
63%
11%
105
5%
1
Assoc Laundries
Amer Fork & Hoe..*
Preferred
100
Am Fruit Growers.*
3
W
7% 2d pref...100
14
13
47
Assoc El Indus Ltd
Am dep rets ord
90
Preferred
100
Amer Forging and
Socket com
*
Dry G'ds
IW
17
$3 Preferred
*
Blaw-Knox Co
*
Bliss (E W) Co—-
26%
6% 1st pref... 100
5%
300
27
*
common
Preferred
9
8%
5%
174%
1
Amer Equities Co.. 1
Amer Express—100
Amer Felt
7% preferred-.100
Assoc
Amer
Blauner's com.----*
13%
95
Art Metal Constr.10
Art Metal Works..5
Asbestos Mfg pref.l
24%
39
62%
10%
25
*
Bid
Par
Per share
31
29
27%
12%
2%
.
Stocks
Ask
110
37
Preferred..3
Artloom Corp
Elec Co..5
Preferred
*
Black&Decker Mfg *
Birtman
*
New preferred
Arrow Aircraft
Arrow Hart—
16%
Commercial
Alcohol com
20
Am Crystal Sugar 10
Bid
Per share
Works
Print
Common
29%
6% preferred.. 100
Par
Stocks
Ask
STOCKS
month preceding the date of Issue
Per share
Per share
Am Chain 8c Cable.*
MISCELLANEOUS
&
Quotations for all securities are as near as
5%
4%
5%
~4%
36%
14%
37
69
70
7%
17%
19%
15
preferred. 100
Colt's Patent Fire
Arms Mfg
25
Columbia Baking..*
Preferred
•
9
AUG., 1937]
INDUSTRIAL
Quotations for all securities
Stocks
Bid
Par
~Per
Columbia
Ask
30%
Vot tr ctfs com.
conv
pref.
Colum Carbon
v
!IH
*
22%
6i %
103
62
Class A
%
1%
14%
1%
:<
15%
16%
16
if*
*
38
13%
■1%
38%
*
1
*
Oongoleum-Nairn.
Congress Cigar
Consol Aircraft
$3 conv pref
14
16
23
Consol Biscuit..
1
Consol Oar Heat.100
Cons Cigar Corp. *
rtH
6%% Pf ww. 1
6%% Pf ex-war 1
7% preferred.100
If*
Cons Film Indus.. 1
*3%
$2 cum part pf..*
Cons Laundries ...5
13
gy
12%
86
90
t
139%
27%
20%
20%
Deisel-W emmer
8%
102
Preferred
Delay Stores
Del Rayon A
15
com.
Delta Electric--2.50
Dennison Mfg—
Supply com
10
Derby O & Ref com *
16%
16
Detroit Paper Prod 1
8% preferred-. 100
100
2%
10%
2%
v.
9%
•
%
■y
%
Consolidation Coal—
Common v t C-.25
Warrants
2%
5% prefvtc--100
Container Corp
20
37%
30%
9%
3%
38%
39%
23 %
3
23%
3%
9
Continental Baking
Class A
...»
Class B—
h
8% preferred- .100
Continental Can. .20
90%
92
56
:■
56%
Continental Cushion
3
3%
19%
2%
19%
2%
48%
48%
18%
19
99
100
*
29%
Preferred
100
Converse Rubber..*
30
,99
101%
11
33
Special preferred- *
,
Cook P't & Varn__*
$4 preferred
.*
Cooper Bessemer.. 1
V
5%
15%
a*
$3 prior
.
50%
112%
116%
27%
30
...
_
1
*
*
100
31
36%
14%
5
Crosley Radio
Orowell Publish'g_
37
i
8%
11%
13
9
.
42
Preferred
10
Cuba Co.;
*
Common
~8%
7
82
46%
40
20
18%
95%
71
125
If
6
100
1
8% preferred... 10
Cuneo Press
*
6 % % preferredCurtis Publish
*
$7 preferred
*
Ourtls8 Wright Corpl
Class A
1
Oushman's Sons—
7% cum pref. .100
$8 cum pref
*
Hammer
*
19
96%
71%
12%
m
*
Distil
2%
22
128
17
Tobacco
83%
47%
1%
10
5% Preferred .100
Oudahy Pack.
50
2
14
40%
2%
.
Cuban-Am Sug
10
7% preferred-.100
Cuban Atl Sugar—
44
'
1%
13%
$5 conv pref....*
Crucible Steel... 100
7% preferred- .100
Crystal Oil Ref
;*
20
1%
9%
113
18,
8%
60
38%
107%
2%
7%
39%
106%
10%
74%
•
39%
2%
42
109
*
Dubilier Condenser *
17
Dryden Paper.
9%
io%
20%
76%
6%
20%
69%
74
il*
73
50;
Without par
x
75
25
14%
Giant Portland—
340
14%
■21%
45'
Gimbel
85"
Gleaner Harvester.*
Glen Alden Coal—*
$5
27%
26%
38%
31%
%
32%
9
13%
•
32%
37%
48%
46
32%
?!
•36
%
%
20
25
180
120
161
Foster
6% n-v deb—100
cum pref..*
Hosiery-
133%
107%
134%
108%
Foundation Co
$4.50
Class B
com
1
6% preferred.. 100
Duro-Test Corp
1
Duval Texas Sulph.*
Dwight Mfg
15
Eagle CO K) pref 100
Eagle Lock
25
Eason
Oil
$1.50
conv
27
.
19%
1
28
3
23
2%
2%
iS*
20
9
*
..1
4%
1.75
East Mall'ble Iron25
Eastern Mfg com..*
Preferred
21
26*
2f*
East Dairies Ltd
*
Eastern Footwear .1
Common
,.6%
9%
9
1
Preferred
30
6%
pref_20
Eastern Roll Mill..5
Eastern Sugar Assoc
1%
5%
7
6%
v
10
39%
12%
13
40
25%
*
180
6% preferred-.100
Mach B...*
Eaton Mfg Co
4
27%
39%
180%
155
158
Eastman Kodak
37%
Edison Bros Stores—
Common
__2
5% preferred
50
Old
common
New
common
6%
Preferred. 100
Eisler Elec Corp
1
3%
44%
110
5%
3%
...
2%
Raps
90
$3
"5%
3%
3
4%
3%
pf..*
City St'l..*
Grant (W T)
*
Graton & Knight-.*
cum conv
Granite
Preferred
;i8f
14%
-
100
23
24
31
33
Station
10
com
3
18%
33%
ft*
68
Non vot com
Preferred
*
Great Nor Pap
25
Great West Sugar. _*
131°2%
111
•11%
16%
11%
20
21%
55c
46%
48
31
*
31%
5%
13%
36%
100
*
7% preferred.. 100
Greenfld T'p & Die*
$6 preferred-.100
$1.50 preferred..*
Green (H L) Co.—l
Greyhound Corp..5
Common
40c
8%
Gt Atl & Pac Tea
12
preferred
40%
121%
Varn-*
48
2d
7%
37%
79%
Gray Telephone Pay
*
5% % preferred-10
Groc Store Proa_26c
Gruen Watch
1
Galveston
iiH
13
Preferred
25
Guantanamo Sug__*
8 % preferred.. 100
Guardian Coal &
Oil
2%
Gulf Oil Corp
2o
Gamewell
24%
25%
94
96
21%
99%
22%
89
v
122%
47
39%
34%
135
14%
29~"
33
15%
10%
4%
il*
4§*
Gypsum Lime
93
Gabriel Co cl A—*
V
5
Gair
,
2
& Alabaster Ltd.*
Hajoca Corp
63
69
*
64%.
65%
Gar Wood Indust—3
>
Grand
f 45
30%
Ry Sup..*
40
107
5
Preferred
Great Lakes SS
Houston*
Co. .—*
$6 conv pref—*
Gannett Co Inc—
$6 conv pref—
Gardner-Denver
*
$3 conv pref—.20
t Called Sept 15 at 110. plus div.
Ex-dividend.
26
Rapids Brassl
11
21%
50%
2%
Grand Nat Films-. 1
10%
Franklin
24
sVi
Silk
Hosiery com
*
7% preferred __100
Gossard (H W)
*
Gould Coupler A..*
Graham-Paige Mot 1
3r m
21%
47%
30
25
2%
42%
106%
4%
3%
*
Sugar—*
Franklin Rayon
1
Freeport Sulphur .10
6% conv pref. 100
Froeatert Grain &
Malt common—1
Preferred.
15
Fruehauf Trailer—1
Fuhrman & Schmidt
Brewing com
1
Fuller (G A) Co—
Partic prior pref-*
39
50
com
F-R Publishing
...
8%
*
Preferred
Gorham Inc
Francisco
35"
6* ;,7*
24%
.24
(Peter) Brew—5
(Robert) com.l
$3 Preferred
10
Gallager&BurtonA 1
*
1
*
Foreign shs A...*
Foundation Co
of Canada
*
Fox Film class A—*
11%
35%
Educational Pictures
$5 conv pref
*
Goodyear T & R of
Grand
.
Wheeler. -10
$7 conv pref
*
Fox
Good Humor Corp 1
Goodrich (B F)
*
$5 preferred
*
Goodyear Tire &
Rubber com
*
4%
100%
Gotham
6^
.
*
16
90
52%
4%
.
1
Grand Union ctfs_.l
Am dep rets
Durham
*
14%
76%
22%
81%
21%
9%
42%
52%
"5%
116%
*
Class B
Class B
12
32%
32%
41%
115%
Am dep rets ord- Ford Mot of Can 100
*
13
38%
$3 pref with war.*
Gorham Mfg vtc.*
Ford Motor France
159%
15%
*
Canada.
3
16
A. *
'
*
2
5%
37%
5.;'"
37
,
*
Preferred
Gobel (Adolf) Co—1
Godchaux Sugar pf.
Preferred
50
Goodall Worsted _50
13%
32%
36
:
,
5
—
*
Goebel Brewing
Goldblatt Bros
75
Preferred——100
Class A__
Glidden Co
4 % % conv pref 50
Globe Wernicke—*
112
11
40%
111%
4%8Conv pref. 100
5
*
32%
103%
41%
103
Food Machinery-.10
4%
14%
114%
internat'l.l
*
*
Class A
100
4
pref
Bros
$6 preferred
24
Follansbee Bros—*
2
conv
6%
15c
•:,
30
35%
m
165
32
50
—
Gilbert (A C)
*
Preferred..
*
Gilchrist Co
*
Gillette Saf Razor.*
7
%
vi
98
50
Cement com
Preferred..
Gibson Art
27%
*
com
27%
17
#
&
36
76^
$6 preferred—100 k
Flour Mills of Am..*
Gen Time Instru..*
Georgian Inc com. _*
A preference—20
93
Ford Motor Ltd-—
Duplan Silk
»
8% cum pref-.100
DuPont (E I) deN
21%
58*
warrants
44
Preferred
100
Fisk Rubber Corp.l
Gear
£■
%«
common...*
6% cum pref A 100
7%
34%
7% 1st pref.-.100
Bros
Opt
<
Genessee Brew A..1
'
s
First Nat Stores—*
Foote
53
Conv pref vtc..*
Sub warrants
&
28
Warrants
value
t New stock.
(Marshall)
Mach
"3%
3%
(R G)—
Bradstreet Corp.*
Dundee Textile
*
"3% Easy W
44
~4%
50%
10%
12
Co
*
5th Ave Coach...25
Prefen ad
W
10
*
New
13%
5%
19%
Fohs Oil
40
$6 conv pref
Gen Theat Equipt—
Old common—-*
59
310
Florsheim Shoe com*
105
57"
Refractories--*
24%
Preferred
1
Fiat Am dep rets—
Fidelio Brewery—.1
Florence Stove
100
Signal
*
6% preferred-.100
18
22
4 % % preferredlOO
1
F G Trading Corp.l
Preferred
*
$6 preferred
Gen Rayon A stk—*
24
4
Flintkote Co com..*
28
71
Gen Steel Casting—
Common
*
3%
49%
Ferro Enamel
Fla Portld Cemuts.
.46%
89%
:
General Print Ink--1
Gen
135
Federal Motor Tr..*
Fed Screw Works..*
Federated Dept Sts *
113
44
4?*
'I6
A
6% preferred-.100
*
58
Fedders Mfg
5
Federal Bake Shops*
Preferred
30
59
26%
ninfifl
23
Fansteel Metallurg *
125
7%
10
Gen Plastics
3%
10%
86
J*
117%
*
pref _-*
5% preferred
Gen Optical
Gen Outdoor Adv't'g
Common
*
21
85%
.
61%
>8*
Gen Ry
1
Farnsworth Televis
36%
If*
no*
*
part conv n-c A_*
Class B
*
Dri Steam Valve..5
Driver Harris Co 100
Dunhill
%
110
*
Crown Cent Petrol.*
Crown Cork Int A_*
Crown O'k & Seal.*
$2.25 pref w w__*
Preferred x-w
*
Crown Drug com..*
Preferred
—.50
Crown Zellerbach
5
•
;
*
8%
22%
"
.*
& Co common..20
19
.
15
\
Crowley Milner
price,
116%
27%
111%
5%
16%
32%
I«
Fishman (M H)—*
23%
Dun
Crocker-Wheeler ..*
Preferred
2!*
22%
100
Preferred
Wheat
Stocks trust ctfs.*
Cutler
50%
16
57
54
Firestone Tire & Rub
Common
10
6 % pref ser A. 100
20%
Mills
37%
22%
Gen Tire & Rub-. .5
25%
48
—.*
Preferred
100 k 108%
Dresser (S R) Mfg
113
18
1
Common
Field
100
6% cum pref. .100
8%
108%
5%
16%
32%
8%
21%
20%
8% preferred. 106
Fairbanks Morse. _*
6% preferred-.100
Fairchild Aviation 1
Fa jar do Sugar
20
24
23%
110
General
170""
17%
15%
25
Am dep rets reg £1
Gen Fire Exting—*
Gen Fireproofing. . *
General Motors..10
160
*
24%
Finance—
preference.*
145
6%
'
22
Filene's(Wm)Sons _*
Film Inspect Mach*
140
21
\
23%
22%
6%
58%
Ltd—
4% % preferredlOO
29
102
;
Elec
3
34%
120
7 % preferred- -100
Gen Foods Corp— *
General MachinelOO
5
4%
27%
Chicago *
20
Preferred
100
Dominion Steel &
Coal B
.25
Dominion Stores..*
18%
1%
122
5
18
(Jacob) Pkg
6%% pref....100
65%
159%
90%
18%
17%
35
1
3
35%
21%
38%
115
6
17%
17%
34
r
119
Gen Crude Oil..2%
General Electric--*
2%
General
5
20%
37%
Dold
Preferred
Dow Drug
25
Creole Petrol
Cummins
20
'fW
112
*
Creamery Package.*
Cuban
1
Doehler Die Cast..*
Dow Chem com
5% conv pf—100
7% Preferred. 100
Preferred
19
Dixon (J) Cruc-.lOO
Glass. 100
Cramp (W) & SnslOO
Croft Brewing..
58%
20%
36%
61%
34
Doubleday Doran__
Douglas Aircraft..*
Douglas Shoe pf_100
Am deprctsord£l k
Wagon Co
$1.50 convcl A.20
Common
*
or
5
4%
19
Dominion
Covered
Cream
9
118
pref..50
com
23%
85%
9%
82
*
Warrants........
Crane Co
28%
22%
*
1
Ooty Inc
Oourtaulds Ltd-
Seagrams Ltd...*
com.
9%
210
105
5%
88%
$6 conv A pref..*
Cosden Petroleum
conv
9
27%
65%
157
7 % preferred. 100
Corroon & Rey'ds
5%
^
108
100
Corn Prod Refg..25
31
52%
7% preferred--100
Fanny Farmer Candy
m
150
Dodge Mfg
4%
36
8
26
7% preferred-.100
General Carpet
1
8
71
120
100
2.40
.
Gen Cigar common *
2%
.
-
Dominion Bdge.100
Dominican Coal pf 25
,
1
"
Discount Corp (NY)
Distillers Co Ltd_£l
Distillers Corp-
Cum
4%
16
28
Empire Sheet &
Tinplate
.._*
Falstaff Brewery
Famous Players
12
130%
...
35
1st preferred-. 100
2d preferred.. 100
Emerson Drug. .2%
Class
16
68
Domestic
4%
%
Ely Walker D G..25
Fairbanks Co
_
13%
Can Corp com..]
Voting trust ctfs
107
Dictaphone Corp.
18
31%
4
«
23
15%
Dr Pepper Co
6%
16%
59%
21%
30%
.100
Common
32%
Diamond T Motor 2
Preferred
-
«
27%
33%
105
6%% pf (w w) 1001
Dobeckum Co
35
pref
*
Copperweld Steel. 10
Cord Corp
5
Corning Glass Wk 10
Preferred.
6% part pref—.25
Diamond Shoe
*
14
16
58
27
Divco-Twin Truck. 1
Dixie-Vortex Co—
Common
_»
Class A.
15
61%
115
*
10%
-
Elk Horn Coal
Corp*
6 %non-cum pref50
_
65
General American
General
General Bronze....5
General Cable.
*
Class A
*
7% preferred.. 100
2d preferred--.100
39
10%
Common
1
Electrolux Oorp..~l
Elgin N Watch...15
Fair (The)
8%
60%
56%
1%
6
Transportation
5
Baking—.5
$8 1st pref
*
General Box Corp.l
12%
Electrographic Corp
Evans Products
Ex-Cell-0 A & T
Exch Buffet Corp.
6
25%
'.'''Ai*!-*!.1'
Devoe & Raynolds—
Class A (non-vot) *
Common B
*
Diamond Match
49
8
5% pref w W..100
Distillers Liquors..5
54
10
Preferred
48
4%
10
.
5% preferred-.100
Equit Office Bldg._*
Esquire-Coronet.
Eureka Pipe Line.50
Eureka Vac Clean.5
2%
4%
Per share
Preferred
"
38%
Endicott-Johnson_50
21%
Dictograph Prod.-2
Spring com.
1
Cont Diam'd Fibre.5
Continental Mot_.l
Oont'l Oil (Del).-.5
Oont'l Oil (Mex).--l
Oont'l Roll & Steel •
Preferred
100
Cont Screw com.. 10
Cont Steel Corp
17%
17%
2%
4%
20%
5%
24%
6% conv pref_ .25
Detroit Steel Prod.*
Detroit Sulphite. -10
Detrola Radio &
Television com__l
Bid
Par
Gen Alloys Co—
~
1
Indus Am sbs
Elec Shovel Coal.. *
Partic pref
*
Elec Stor
Battery. _*
Elec Vacuum Clean*
Electrol Inc vtc ..1
Emsco Derrick
Detroit Mich Stove 1
Detroit Harvester. 1
Stocks
12
New common.
8%
89
17%
Ask
12
B—.2%
88
6% preferred—20
Detroit Gray Iron &
Foundry com—1
20
Eisemann Magneto *
Preferred
100
Eitingon Schild
*
Electrical Steam
Sterilizer
1
Electric Auto-Lite. 5
Electric Boat
Elec Ferries com
6% preferred-.100
Elec & Musical
57
8%
Det Gasket & Mfg—
Common
_.l
9
103
Consol Royal Oil .10
Consolidated Steel *
Consol Textile
*
Bid
Emerson Electric 100
*
18
8
126
55
93
108%
4%
75%
4%
122
preferred.*
nlH
95
20%
11%
74
8% preferred.. 100
Dentists' (The)
Cons Macn Tool uts_
Consolidated Oil
*
$5 cum div pref.*
Consol Retail Sts-.l
15 %
104%
13~~
11%.
19%
11%
1
$4 Preferred
79%
3%
13%
28
26
20
Class A
10
7% preferred.. 100
56
23%
29
138%
27%
*
com
7% preferred
15%
23%
Gilbert Corp.__ 10
1
Preferred
15%
27%
35
Deere & Co
14
Conde Nast Pub..*
Condor Pictures
1
6%%
20
15
Deep Rock Oil
& Ref 7% pf-100
Shoe—
Mach vtc
V t c extended
f
15%
19%
10%
Dayton Rubber Mf|
Common
'
107
105 %
Solvents..*
Com'wealth Dist— 1
s
56
26%
15%
1
104%
66%
66 %
pref..*
Comm'l
Compo
Common
2?*
...
conv
50
'•
Darling Stores Corp
$2 partic pref
*
Davega Sts Corp. -5
5% conv pref..25
Davenport Hos'y..*
Davison Chemical
$2 preferred
Commercial Credit
Common...
10
4% % convpreflOO
Comm'l Invest Tr.*
$4.25
42%
122%
120
t c *
Columbus Auto—
Parts com
Par
Per share
25
Dardelet Thr'dlock *
30
40
_
Stocks
2%
13%
2%
12%
Dailey Corp.
1
Darby Petroleum. _6
31%
31%
8%
87
STOCKS
ithe month preceding the date of Issue
o
Per share
B'cast in
Sys Inc class A 2 \
2y
Columbia O & G...
Columbia Pic com.*
Ask
Bid
Par
share
Class B
$2.75
Stocks
MISCELLANEOUS
&
possible for the closing day
are aa near as
13%l
Preferred
*
100
57M
12
19
48
Hale &
Kiiburn
Preferred
Hall Lamp com
13%
Garlock
Pack
t Called July 1 at 110 plus $1.75 div.
k Last sale.
n
100
*
Nominal.
8%
4%
r
Canadian
INDUSTRIAL
88
MISCELLANEOUS
&
Bid
Par
Stocks
Ask
Bid
Par
Hall (W P)Print'g
Haloid Co
18
Hanna
$5
Indus Machine
Industrial Silica...*
37%
Ingersoll Rand
♦
131
135
15%
17
18
77
80
3%
com*
3%
100
Hartman Tob—-10
Harvard Brew
1
Hat Corp class A. . 1
Class B n-v
1
87
1%
1%
90
11%
12
10
6%% pref ww 100
Hathaway Bak A_.*
Class B...
*
92%
- .4%
10%
94%
Preferred
2%
1%
6
1%
1
35
Preferred
40
115%
15%
16
Int
48
50
18%
11%
18%
7% class A pref. 25
v t c—*
11%
Hecker Prod
Preferred
w
100
150%
154%
25
25
7% non-cum pflOO
Hendey Mach "B *
*
5
10
Dref
Hewitt Rubber
conv
Heyden < 'hemicHl
15
Hilton-Davis
Common
»
48
119
n*
25
Jefferson Lake Oil.*
33
29%
33%
Jewel
6% conv pref. 100
101
Prior pref
$5
*
pref
Holophane Co
*
*
conv
Preferred
29%
23%
41%
104%
Johnson Tin Foil
6 Metal
100
48
4%
J7/°
Jonas & Naumb'g2 %
Jones & Laughlin
24
42%
Steel
106
common. 100
7 % preferred- .100
27%
26
*
Holly Sup Co
*
7% preferred-.100
Holt (H) & Co A__*
Johnson Educat Bisc
Class A
*
9
65
Common
Hollander (A )& Son 5
Holland Furnace. .1
*
32%
32%
110%
6%
Furnace com
10
KCStk Yds Me. 100
7%
Preferred
Chemical com .100
Preferred
100
Horder's Ind
-
100
88
91
15%
16
Hormel (G A) & Co *
Horn (A C) com
1
Prior preferred..5
Horn Hard't(NY).*
18
19
32
5% preferred. .100
103
Katz
110
8%
5%
....
Kaufman
9%
6%
32%
104%
Preferred
Kayser (Jul
& Co_5
7%
37
23
Kellogg Co
*
KelloggSwitch & S .*
5% conv pref. 100
Kelsey-Hayes Wheel
11%
11%
25%
25
25
:
15%
15%
Corp
111%
Lamp A
*
Keyes Fibre com..*
]
Hygrade Sylvan...*
6%s conv pref. I *
Ideal Cement._
10 t
_
Illinois Brick
"25
Imco Partic Ltd. I 1
4
23%
16*
30
20
16%
3%
;
50
111%
27%
13%
lis
13%
1%
20%
20%
14%
14%
Indiana Gas & Chem
6% pref
*
Indiana Limestone. 1
Motocycle." *
Preferred
10
Indiana Pipe Line 50
Refining
37%
26%
37%
63
65
28
1
-
9
11
18
22
9
10
14%
*
2%
2%
9%
15%
Indian
Terr Ilium
Oil non-vot A
Cl.*\ss B
*
Indus Accep Corp
Cum pref.
100
No par value.
*
Kirby Lumber.. 100
Kirby Petrol
1
Klein (D E) Co... *
Kleinert Rubber.. 10
Knight (B B & R) pf*
Knott Corp
1
21" "
23"
97
101
28
n
conv
*
pref
35c
25
4*5*
8% 1st pref
100
$2 n-c div shares-*
*
Mid vale Co
4
20c
com.*
55
Scrip
6%
Mid-West Abras.50c
Midwest Oil
10
Miller
68
46
2
30
33
Mission
47%
48
Missouri Kansas
11%
11%
35%
13%
48%
31%
127
2%
8%
2%
44
4l*
Co.-.-*
Macy (R H) Co Inc *
Mad Sq Garden ._*
Magazine Repeater
Razor
10%
104
10%
21
106
12%
17%
13
23%
5%
2%
7% preferred--100
Ctfs of deposit.
1%
13%
1%
14%
34
38
80
6
36
49
95
6%
24
33
80
85
5% A conv
Massey-Harris
108
*
100
Preferred
Master Electric—-1
10%
132
23%
34%
11%
12%
21%
Math'son Alkali.. .*
11
140
24
36
11%
13%
21%
Canadian price,
r
7% preferred.. 100
May Dept Stores. 10
May Hosiery com.*
Preferred.—
*
Maytag Co..
*
1st $6 pref.
*
$3 cum pf ww-.*
S3 cum pref x-war*
Warrants
t New stock.
;
100
TYeferred
Mohawk Liqueur. .1
Molybdenum Corn 1
Monarch Mach T'l *
105
*9%
"9%
19%
23
2%
3%
105%
4%
103%
105%
*
*
53%
r
J
•
5
4%
7%
7%
4%
32%
44*
23%
36%
148
63%
30
55
9.„
102%
35
27%
24%
5?*
Preferred B
34%
46
44
176
290
10
62
33
70c
6
9%
Products
Mot Wheel
23%
92
89
93
4%
35%
21%
15c
35%
21%
:
*
Corp..5
10
Mueller Brass Co._l
(
conv
1
oref
/
*
60
9%
105
36
"At
Preferred
100
Murphy (G C)
5% pref
100
Murray Corp
.10
Murray-Ohio Mfg.*
13%
88
25c
6%
42
JS*
90
6%
Munising Paper
6% prior pref..20
Vtuns'ngwear Inc
*
Murphy Varnish 100
32
6%
40%
Mfg Corp—
Class B.
$7
37
155
64
6%
A 91
Mount'n & Gulf Oil 1
Mullins
55
•
65
;
35
90c
Twist Drill
Amer shares.....
Motor
3%
3%
(Philip)
& Co Ltd
Morse
-a-:.-
186
255
100
Morrell(John) & Co*
Morris Plan com 25c
Preferred
10
Morris
;
141
'■
Moore (Tom) Dist.l
Moore Drop For A.*
Mountain Prod
115
36
'At
140
A 32
& Machinery.. 100
Mtge Bk of Colombia
13
106
9%
53%
Moody's Invest Serv
part pref
*
Moore Corp com..*
Preferred A.
_ .
30
.
63%
3%
__
.
13%
■■
101
10
24 %
8%
51
I*
Cum pref 7%. 100
Kolster-Brand Ltd—
Amer shares
£1
20
$4.50pref ser A100
Montgomery Ward
23
58
27 %
*
pf.100
13%
94
$2.50
Class A
2%
Preferred
100
Marshall Field & Co*
.
•
7%
7%
19%
Monsanto Chem.. 10
18
8
10%
42%
.
.v..;;':
Monroe Loan Soc A1
20%
22
Marine Midland—.5
Marlin Rockwell. .1
Marion St Shov
*
Masonite Corp
22
& Voe
Common
61
19%
15%
10
Martin (Glen L).
1
Martin Parry Corp *
21
13%
Manning Bowman
5% Marathon Paper. .25
6% Margay Oil Corp..*
28
Monogram Pictures 1
6
Manufac's Trading 1
4%
5%
32%
48%
105
27%
3
12%
Manhattan Shirt.25
Manischewitz
_*
common..
102%
5
Mock Judson
14%
14
—..1
Pipe Line
39%
39%
21
19
inc..*
Mapes Cons Mfg..*
Maple Leaf Mill...*
Preferred
rl00
Maracaibo Oil Exp. 1
Oil
118
19
Warrants
9
42
3%
18%
6%
6%
6
8
41
9%
3%
17%
4
15%
3%
115
.
Common
Mangel Stores—
Common.......1
$5 conv pref
4%
* k
15%
129
Mo Portl Cement.25
Ctfs of deposit-
Mandel Bros
14%
49%
32%
1%
24%
19
36
1
com
13
r
*
Oil Corp—
Midland
65
16
Nominal,
*
t c
44%
31
A: Last sale,
21%
23
__*
11%
„.*
t c
v
$2
139
3%
Pub—*
12%
6% preferred
10
Kreuger (G) Brew.l
Kroger Grocery &
Baking common.*
2;
2;
v
Mack Trucks Inc..*
Macfadden
14
Kress (S
Pet—
States
Class B
Products
21
5
Corp
10%
Kresge (S S) CoCommon (vot). 10
10
Midland Steel
135
Mac And & Forbes 10
20
_
Middle
*
Sugar
Preferred
(I) Sons com *
Pref 6%%
100
Minneap-Honeywell
Regulator
"
4% pref ser B—*
Minn Min & Mfg__*
Minneap-Moline
Power Implem *
$6.50 cum pref..*
Mission Corp
*
17
Kobacker Stores.
of Gt Brit & Irel'd
Am dep rets ord £1
29""
111
-.50
Koppers Co 6% pflOO
Kresge Dept Stores 1
8% preferred.. 100
Imperial Tobacco
28%
1
Steel
Lukens Steel
& Co
*
$8 preferred
29
of Canada com..5
•
Mid-Cont Petrol-. 10
1
Class A
6% preferred--100
Macfadden Newsp.*
16 2-3
Kingston Products. 1
Kinney (G R) Inc.Il
$5 prior pref
*
4
Registered shares.
Imperial Tobacco
ndian
Case
*
Kingsbury Brew
1
King Seeley com__l
Convertible pref 20
1
21
Indian.
*
Wire common..
Keystone Watch
2
%
20%
Ltd..I*
30
Keystone Steel &
15
Kimberly-Clark
7% pref unstpd 100
7% prefstmpd 100
Hygrade Food Prod5
Imperial Oil
5
Class A
Ay 5
Huylers Inc—
Common
9%
Ludlum
Lynch
20%
com
83
1
92
16%
$1.25 conv pref. _*
Ken-Rad Tube &
New common
88
16
16%
83%
13%
.5-1%
A
3%
22%
Michigan
71%
6%% conv pf-100
*
Preferred
100
1
$6 part pref A...*
1
Mich Gas & Oil.—l
Mich Steel Tube.2 %
55
MallOry (P R) new.*
Manati Sugar
100
Kendall
2%
7%
28%
72%
Ludlow Valve
14
Kennedy's Inc
Hussmann-Ligonier *
72
100
60
Mexican Petrol-—.1
121
13
30
Metrop Playhouse.*
Metrop Tobacco. 100
Mexican Eagle Oil.4
Mexico-Ohio Oil
*
Mich Bumper
106
2
2d
80
55
$3.25 pref
85
84%
105%
1
Corp *
*
Metal Textile
270
1
B
13%
19%
11*
240
Conv class A
27
11%
4%
ft*
Majestic Radio &
Television com__l
*
3
25
Machine
Metal & Thermit..*
Preferred
100
106%
Class
93%
*
com
MacMillan
69
—
5
75
24%
Louisiana Oil Refg.*
Kelly Springf'ld Tire
64
65
106
Preferred
conv
4%
preferred--100
30
•33%
Scott
6%% pref A100
Messenger Corp
5
1
Loudon Packing—.*
32%
Merritt. Chapman &
5
$5 preferred—100
Longwest Corp
*
Loose Wiles Bis..25
129
100
Mesabi Iron
27%
111
Mfg__ 100
Metalastic Corp
54%
7%
127
Keith-Albee-Orph—
1st preferred.. 100
Hudson Mot Car.
Humble Oil&Ref,.
Hummel-Ross Fibre
Common
6
Hunter Steel com.
Hupp Motor old. .10
"5%
5ft
Preferred
Preferred
17%
26%
26%
4%
*
110%
27%
pre' 100
Keller Dorean Color
Film
—20
91%
6% preferred-.100
31
Long Bell Lum A--*
5%
39%
Merck & Co com..]
Merrimac
Lord & Taylor-100
1st preferred--100
7
10
100
Common
1
20
124%
*
Mergenth'ler Lino
Merrimac Hat-—-.*
4%
10%
60%
—8%
26
Lone Star Cement-*
Common
-
100
Preferred
Mesta
preferred--100
Lorillard (P)——10
7 % preferred- -100
5%
12.50
Dept
Common
61
$1.50 conv pref. 20
Houston oil (Tex;—
.6% preferred
137
60
9%
22%
,6% prefer red. .100
Vot tr ctfs
Howe Scale com
5
1
St's
com
35
Household Finance
Common
.*
Houston Oil Field
Material com
Drug
100
Kay nee
Houdaille-Hershey
*
*
135
124
Kalamazoo Stove &
Hooker Electro
Class A„___.
Class B
-
70
Julian & Kokenge..*
30
oiy*
38
68%
*
7% preferred..100
45
12%
28%
103
-
Refrig..*
Merchants
W*
26
$6.50 cum pref..*
Loft Inc
*
37
25
Tea
Johns-Man ville
103
44%
28%
Transportation
3*
30%
*
Loew's Inc
5%
3%
p
Locomotive Firebox*
14%
*
Jenkins Bros
4%
6% preferred—25
Liquid Carbonic—.*
Lit Brothers
*
Preferred
100
Loblaw Groc Ltd A*
Class B
*
Locke Steel Chain.5
Lockheed Air Craft 1
17
5% pref n-v.--100
23%
preferred. .5
Hires (C E) Co A—"
Class B_.
*
Hoe (H) class A..10
'
6
36
Preferred w w__25
Jacobs (F L) Co
1
Jantzen Knit Mills.*
10
$1 %
Hinde & Dauch
$2 Partic pref...*
67
,
28
-.10
*
Lion Match w i
1
Lion Oil Refg
*
Lipton (Thomas J)—
Class A
1
*
Merchants & Miners
66
Preferred
_
100
Sec Co class A.l
35"
33%
4%
Link Belt Co
Irving Air Chute
1
Irving (John) Shoe.l
Jeannette Glass
Chem
1
Preferred-
69
45
46
Merchants & Mfrs
.
21
*"■
25
Common
Mercantile Stores.
85
v
Ay
Mercantile Credit- -1
160%
Bakeries*
*
1
1st pf.50
conv
1%
41%
1%
%
1%
12%
10
Shoe
Mengel Co
5%
67
Iron Fireman vtc._*
58
Melville
*
com
Mellins Food
15
41%
95%
$5.50 prefser B—.
21
80;
pref. 100
Mead Johnson
2%
10%
40%
20
Corp.-5
l
3
*
Sts com.l
conv
McWilliams Dredge*
Mead Corp com
*
$6 preferred serA*
170
10%
40%
14%
:
Lima Locom
100
Equipment
1
*
Intertype Corp
*
8% 1st pref..-100
103%
15%
.42
....
Wks_*
Lindsay Lt&Chem 10
95
Heywood-Wakefleld
2%
14%
9
103
Interstate Hos'y
15
54%
6%
20%
Interstate Home—
164
101
24
34%
10
pref
conv
McLellan
34%
160
16%
v
$4
$3
32%
23%
2%
13%
Pub.*
com
McKesson-Robb'ns 5
88
7% preferred--100
Lily Tulip Cup-.-*
Interstate
133%
Hershey Creamery . *
Preferred
100
Hershey Chocolate. *
Plate
*
Int Vitamin Corp..*
6%
-
85
McGraw-Hill
99%
101%
29
128
Powder..*
6 % preferred.. 100
Herr-Hall-Marv 100
McKeesport Tin
Life Savers
6%% preferred..*
Interstate Dept St's*
7% preferred..100
15%
27%
156%
*
Hercules Motors
Hercules
8%
26%
23
105%
si*
w._25
Preferred xw
Helme
G W)
McGraw
98
Lig & Myers Tob.25
Common B
25
_
Electric-_5
39%
13%
100
Lib McNeil & Lib.*
1
7 % preferred.
Int Text Book
$3 pref
Heller
McCrory Stores
1
Conv 6% pref-100
95
Preferred
Internal Silver.. 100
*
(W E) com_2
McCord Rad cl B—*
5%
37%
10%
Inc.-*
pf50
*
Lehn & Fink Prod.5
Leland Electric
*
Leonard Oil Devel 25
Learner Stores..—*
4%% pref
100
Lessings Inc
1
Le Tourneau (R G) 1
Ley (Fred T) & Co.*
Libbey-Owens-Ford *
Liberty Baking
*
100
Internal Shoe
*
A--.
Preferred
5
19%
Int Safety Razor B_*
Internal Salt
*
9%
7%
8%
6%
~4~"
19
6% cum conv
*
Internal Radio
Motor
Parts Corp com .3
Helena Rub'stein..* t
Petrol
Internal Pulp
Preferred
21%
*
100
4%
Lehman Corp
*
*
Internal Prod
i
153
Portland
Cement
100
Lee Rub & Tire ..5
Lefoourt Rlty Corp 1
Conv pref
*
Leh Coal & Nav—*
Leb Portl Cement.25
4% conv pref. 100
Lebigb Valle^ Coal *
New 5% pref--100
Warrants
15%
Refining pref—100
*
McCall Corp
McOoll-Frontenac
Oil Co__i
Machine Co.-100
New common--15
1%
128
•: 15%
6% conv pref..50
Hein-Werner
O
30
McOahan Sugar
Lnwrence
*
*
B
52
7% pref w W-.100
Lanston Monotype
Lane Bryant
7% preferred-.100
Hearst Consol Pub—
Class
5%
%
—
Class
Class
-
4%
Hayes Body
2
Haytian Corp of V
America..
.--*
Hazel-Atlas Glass.25
Hazeltine Corp
*
Hearns Dept Stores
Common
5
27
29
Lanatin Corp—-.1
Landers, Frary &
Clark-.-25
115%
55%
Interchemical Corp *
6% preferred-.100
Intercont Rubber..*
Interlake Iron
*
Int. Agricultural..*
7% prior pref. 100
Int BusinessMach.*
Int Cigar Mach...*
Int Harvester_._..*
7% preferred.. 100
Int Mercan Mar—»
Internat'l Metal
Industries cl A__*
Int Nickel (Can)..*
7% cum pref.-100
Int Pap & Pow A
*
Ask
Bid
Par
'
Per share
24%
Petroleum—1
Woods
Milling--* r
Preferred
100 r
Lakey Fdy & Mach 1
Lambert Co
*
3%
37%
6% preferred—100
Inland Steel
*
102
Stocks
Lake of the
3
44%
130
13%
preferred—100
Hartr'd Rayon
1
Industrial Rayon..*
43
Lago
20
55
43
36 %
100
6% preferred. _ 100
Harrisburg Steel—5
Harris Seybold
Potter com
*
6%
4%
1 %
44" ~
53
$5 cum pref
*
Har bison-W alker
Refractories com *
i"l!
105%
Ask
49
50
Laclede Steel
10
1st pref
2d preferred
10
Indus Finance vtc 10
Preferred
100
31
107
*
(MA)
19
■
30%
104 %
Bid
Par
Per share
Indus Brown Hoist—
15%
15
10
5
Watch..*
$6 preferred. ..100
Hammermill Paper
{
Common
10
6% cum pref__100
Hammond Clock. .5
Hamilton
Stocks
Ask
share
Per share
•>'
.
of the month preceding the date of issue
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day
Stocks
..J-M
STOCKS
'
.
20%
12%
21%
69
72
106
13%
19%
76
14"
20
:
y
A
AUG., 1937]
INDUSTRIAL
Quotations for all securities are
Stocks
Bid
Ask
Per
Muskegon Plst Ring
16%
17%
Muskogee Corp
*
12
15
Preferred
100
Myers (FE)& Bros^
Nachman Springf..*
Narrag Racg Assoc 1
88
92
63
64
15
19%
8%
19
North German Lloyd
Amer shares
8
Nat Acme Co
I
18%
21%
Nat Automotive
Fibres A v t c
*
28
Nat Bellas-Hess
„
21%
12%
8%
6% preferred.. 100
29%
13%
9%
86
1%
2%
23%
150%
23%
1
7% preferred.. 100
*
112
Nat Cylinder Gas__l
Nat Dairy Prod
*
*
^
w w
^
2dnon-cumpf__20
103
102
17
cum
National
«
-
-
-
30
52%
8
65
41
%
io'
1 %
15
13 %
si*
il*
~2%
18
29
14 %
5
4
12X
25
24
37 %
137
.
7%
2%
'
49%
93 %
24 X
37%
139 X
7%
10 %
10 X
Nat Union Radio..*
Natornas Co
»
1%
9%
,9X
2
Naumkeag Steam
65
100
*
67
*
21%
ffH
%
(Oscar)
52
*
1
•
41
92
11
(Herman)..5
13%
Neptune Meter A. *
8% preferred.-100
.
105
Nestle-Le Mur cl A *
54
*
53
106
England
1%
56 X
108
16%
112 X
*
Paramount Picturesl
6% 1st pref...100
6% 2d pref-.-.10
Parke, Davis Co..*
10
40 X
Parkersburg
21
Parmelee
28
96
21X
1
*
Pathe Film Corp.. 1
7% preferred
*
Peck, Stow & Wile 25
Peerless Cement
*
12
Peerless Corp.
3
33
Peerless
31%
X
N Y Auction
....*
NY Air Brake
*
6r
N Y
Shipbuilding.. 1
Founders shares. 1
7% pref
100
N Y Transit
10
Nicholson File
*
1900 Class B
si*
iH
pref
*
20
53
11%
~2
100
7%
102X
7X
Punta
100
92
155
5%
22%
165
20%
23
27
25
26
29%
Railways Corp
6
Ford—-*
Penn-Central
lines
5%
6%
59
SA
54X
42%
7%
12X
6%
6
7
7
9
7%
conv
pref A..*
Common vtc
$7
conv
Units
Penn-Mex Fuel
2
173
Penn Traffic
2%
Penn Vy Crude Oil..
Class A
6
Class B
lc
Units
13 X
14X
50
51
Perfect Circle
*
Pet Milk
*
2%
Without par value
fc Last sale,
n
Nominal,
r
—
%
54*<
125
20%
6
i
5%
2%
34
113
31
20
35*
8
49
116
*
34"
St Lawrence Flour
Mills
100
com
71
St L Rocky Mt &
Pacific Co.. 100
9
100
~8%
100
99
6%
5%
1
25
San-Nap-Pak com.l
99
stH
n*
Savage Arms
*
Savannah Sugar
1
Savoy Oil
—5
3%
42%
Schenley Distillers.5
5%% pref
100
Schiff Co
94
*
com
20%
7 % preferred-. 100
Schulte Real Estate.
"I"
4
Sts.l
2
8% preferred.. 100
15
Schulze Baking
6% pref..
Scott
Paper
Scovill Mfg
Scranton Lace
42
100
*
25
39%
45%
*
41
24%
16%
2%
Seaboard Fin Corp.l
$2
$2
cum
conv
27
pref w w_*
pref—.
30
*
100
Sea grave Corp
Sears, Roebuck
*
Seeman Bros
*
45
39%
6%
Segal Lock & Hard
*
100
2%
*
22
18%
20
ware com
1
2
Preferred
5%
50
24
Seiberling
Rubber.*
30
33
25%
25%
Sharon Steel Cp
17
22
$5 conv pref—.*
Sharp & Dohme
*
$3 50conv oref-.*
5
10
100
Reliance Steel-.---2
$1.50 conv pref.25
Remington Arms..*
Rem'tn Rand com.l
B rights
Preferred.
1
'
5
"
5%
108%
11
24%
4%
25%
25
86%
100
Serve! Co
1
7% preferred..100
Seton Leather
*
Seversky Aircraft..1
*
Shattuck (Frank G)»
25%
4%
26
109
_
*
Shell Transp & Tr £2
*
Shell Union Oil
Warrants
Rights
89"
23%
*
Sentry Safety Con.l
Shawnee Pottery
Sheaffer Pen
85
Preferred w W—25
Preferred
Selby Shoe
12"
1%.
$6 pref
Ex-dividend.
r
16
19
x
24
r
9%
79%
100
Canadian nrice.
34
7%
65%
14%
Bond warrants—
1%
12%
50
21
(Illinois)
17
Corp.*
Preferred
38
;
22
18%
St Lawrence
34
41%
8%
94%
Reliance Mfg Co
5X
44%
95%
104%
108%
7% 1st pref—.100
Reiter-Foster Oil—*
*
Reliance Bronze &
Steel common—.1
Common
3
i
—
Pet Corp of Am—5
Petrol Conversion .1
5%
175
39
37
123%
6% preferred.. 100
Reliance Elec & Eng
71
5
Penn Salt Mfg—50
Penn Sugar
20
Peoples Drug Stores*
6% conv pref-.10
Pepi-Cola
i°*
5
Reliable Stores
69
5%
4%
Ryerson & Haynes.l
Warrants
Reed Roller Bit
27%
32
Safety Car H & LI 00
Safeway Stores
*
48
4%
3X
3
100
Petrol.*
45%
5%
1%
33%
3%
7%
26
14
48%
New common
*
*
123
98
36%
11%
Scullin Steel pref..*
100
*
76
120
Seaboard Oil (Del).*
Real Silk Hosiery
Mills common
6%% pref
'
.
Preferred
35
Raybestos-Manhat *
14%
2%
7%
13%
24%
A
*
$2.50 conv pref..*
Ryan Car com
*
5
Reis (Robt) & Co..*
__
1
common
34
Red Bank Oil
54^
1
*
*
9
pref....*
Penna Industries
17%
8%
16%
18%
Raytheon Mfg..50c
6% preferred
5
Reeves (Daniel)
6
$1.20 conv pfd_20
Rose 5 10&25c Store
*
8
52
133
51*
115
100
Preferred
5
25
'
Units
14%
10%
•114
%
A_ *
7% pref vot
1
Roosevelt Field
50
Preferred
Ralston Steel Car 100
Pile common
7X
46 X
97%
*
5% preferred—100
Rocky Mt Fuel.. 100
Preferred
100
Rogers Majestic
*
Rogers Peet
100
Rome Cable Corp_5
Schulte Retail
*
Randall Corp pt
Class B
10%
26%
_
Sanborn Map
Raymond Concrete
Penn Glass Sand—
62
49%
7
Air¬
Corp
10X
8%
.
50
15%
6%
9%
18
Salt Creek Prod. .10
20%
8
*
com
4%
100
17
15%
Class B
15%
Robinson(Dwight P)
7% 1st pref—100
Rochester Button. *
Samson United
1
Preferred
101
13 X
14
Pa-Dixie Cement. .*
15
*
9
97
36%
8%
47%
98%
14
37
60
%
9%
30
25
Preferred
15
Rainbow Luminous
Product A
11
..*
130%
17%
New com w i
X
Preferred
Robertson
Robertson Pap Box.5
Preferred
12
53%
110
112
_
3%
3%
"3%
49
102
13%
10%
guaker State Oil__10
adio-Keith-Orph *
29
14
*
6% preferred
*
Bobbins & Myers. _*
Preferred
100
*
39
3%
B
60
20%
St Regis Pap com. .5
53%
15%
20%
109%
6% preferred-.100
Purity Bakeries—*
Pyrene Mfg
.10
Quaker Oats
*
6% preferred-.100
19%
%
\VA
8% preferred-.100
21X
26%
118
%
Alegre Sugar *
38
.•
11
*
Pure Oil Co
5
3%
5%
22%
Inc
5
Preferred
100
Ritter Dental Mfg.*
Riverside Cement—
Class A
*
Preferred
100
St L Nat Stk Y._ 100
■
117%
%
Cold Storage
*
Propper McCall'm.*
Prosperity Co B—*
Publication Corp..*
Pullman
70
67 X
35%
Preferred
62%
213
Producers Corp. -25c
Produce Termmal
2%
20%
20%
54%
62%
'
*
11%
Pender(D) Groc'yA *
Penn Coal & Coke 10
''
North Amer Rayon
Com class A
*
Com class B__._*
5% conv 1st pf--5
■Z
20
11
-
34
33%
1
8% preferred..100
5% preferred. .100
1
w
33%
Common
1%
18%
13X
52 X
41%
7%
11X
,_1
6% prior pref..50
8
Dressed Metals Am_*
-'-LL
Pressed Steel Car—
Proc & Gamble
X
4%
*
5% preferred.. 100
6% preferred-.100
7% preferred-.100
St Joseph Stk Yd 100
40
%
Class B
~3%
15
47
17%
8%
2
25
Richman Radiator. 1
Ryan Cons
33
1
com
Penney (J C) Com
3%
3
Nilee-Bement-Pond *
Noblitt Sparks....5
Noma Elec Corp
1
North Amer Avia__l
North Amer Car..20
$6 preferred
,.*
Vending
2%
2%
45
Weighing &
Penick &
3X
IX
7%
17X
13 X
10X
$5 non-cum pf.100
N Y Merchandise-10
Class B
x
ri*
i
*
North Amer Cement
Common
...1
Class A pref
1
a*
6
36
16%
*
26
5%
1%
1%
2%
3%
64%
64
101
Warrants
7 % pref old
of N Y ord shares
*
6X
3%
115
Royal Typewriter.*
7% preferred.. 100
Ruberoid Co
_*'
23
*
&
Newport Indus
New Process Co...*
Newton Steel..
*
5
5
Pref unstamped _5
Hall
W*
64
52%
10%
Russeks 5th Ave_2%
Rustless Ir & Steel. 1
;
*
pref.;
%
100%
Richfield Oil of Calif
Common
*
"5%
4%
22 X
25
Potrero Sugar
Pref stamped
conv
"4%
25
Royal Dutch Co
Prentice
9
71
121%
Rice Stix Dry Gds_*
1st pref
100
2d pref..
100
Rossia Int Corp
ii*
58
Patchogue-Plymouth
2X
Class B
9
10
26%
27
Petrol &
4% conv pref. 100
Paramount Motors
Paramount-Publix 10
6
Prairie Oil & Gas.25
Pratt & Lambert--*
60
Arizona Land
*
New Niquero SuglOO
100
6%
60
Parker Rust Prf.2%
Park & Tilford Tnc.l
57
100
28 H
B common
47
5% conv 2d pf_.50
Inc..*
1%
2%
101
Poor & Co class B.. *
Class A
*
90
10%
34%
5%% conv pf.100
Reynolds Spring
1
Reynolds Tob.___10
42
_*
5
Pocahontas Fuel.100
Preferred
100
Pollack Mfg
*
110
i
w
5%
1%
14%
26%
Porto-Ric-Am Tob—
Class A
*
Pan-American For¬
_
5%
124
Porterfield Aircraft 1
9
Rights
Root Petrol Co
1
100
35
5
18
5%
120%
1%
1%
.*
14
22
eign Corp class A1
2%
2%
16
pref. 100
18
Palrpont Corp..100
21%
.__*
2%
Palmer
90
1
18X
"72%
8%
17
7
New Mexico &
68
'
Plough Inc...
Plymouth Oil
99%
48
Bros
*
Preferred
60
Pan Am Airways.10
92
58
9%
38%
10
Preferred
Rockwood Co
29
91
5% preferred..
(Thos G)
7% 1st pref
%
21%
26%
Warrants
Mills
14%
26%
*
100
Plant
60
2%
17%
10%
8%
25%
15X
6%
Pacific West Oil..10
Rig
118
6% preferred-.100
3%
92r*o
Packard Motor
Trans
14
Pittsb Term Coal--l
conv
22%
14%
120%
14%
22%
Pitts Screw & Bolt.*
7%
53%
-14
97
13%
Pitts Forgings
1
Pgh Metallurgical 10
Pittsg PJ Glass--.25
Pittston Co
Plant Reduction
12
95
*
_
Class A
Class
7%
52
6% preferred-.100
88
98X
17%
10
common
46
7 % preferred.
6
Pac Eastern Corp. .1
Pacific Finance Corp
25%
New Idea com
*
N J Worsted pf__100
2nd pref
NY Dock
"
Pacific Coast Co. 10
1st preferred
*
2d preferred....*
Reel
42
li*
Per
6
5
Riley Stoker
Pleas't ValWine Col
Pac Amer Fisheries 5
Pacific Can
*
Paraffine Co
Pirelli Co of Italy
Am shs 500 lire—.
17*
16%
Pitts United Corp 25
*
Transport
24%
28%
3%
Pittsburgh Steel
55%
115%
23
28%
2%
$5 preferred
20%
8
23
134
*
Oxford Paper com.*
$6 preferred A___*
7%
22%
Pillsb F1 Mills com_*
Pines Winterfront.l
42
85"
6% pref...
*
Owens-Ill Glass. 12 X
of Calif com
1*
Pitts Coke & Iron..*
3X
1%
3%
•
25
8 % conv pref. 100
Pierce Petroleum..*
Pilgrim Explorat-.l
131
20
*
19
*
100
com.
24
125
100
Cushion
6%
39 %
15
New Hav Cl com.25
N Y Investors
1st pref
109
22
.
common
16%
5
5
com
Pitts Coal (Pa)..100
15
101
..*
.
Parker Pen...
*
6%% pref
-17%
Corp
7%
15%
25
com
16%
Pitney-Bowes Post. *
32
8% conv pref. 100
Pantepec Oil Co..
15
Lime
units
3%
30
3
B
54
47
(Albert) com.l
66
23
12
110
Cord¬
New Britain Mach
New
100
96
5
Pan-Amer Southern 1
Panhandle P & R_ *
IX
5% preferred.. 100
age common....5
Preferred
100
New Bedford Rayon
Class A...
25
New Bradford Oil..5
13 X
210
3%
65%
7%
*
43 X
94
Newberry (J J) Co-
Bedford
75
13%
190
Outboard Mot A__*
Pan Am
3%
...
4% % pref
New
14
Class B
...1
Pan Amer Match
90"
Preferred
Common
12
Outboard Marine &
3%
12.50
Nelson
111%
111
6% preferred-.100
Otis Steel....
*
7% prior pref. 100
$5.50 conv 1st pf.*
7 % preferred
100%
63%
Pierce Oil Corp
8% conv pf A. 100
Oneida Ltd coml2
X
Preferred
25
Manufacturing
8%
63%
6%
Reo Motor Car
Rep Port Cemcom.*
Repubic Steel
7% cum pref..100
5%% conv pf.100
Reybarn Co Inc
1
Reynolds Metals. .*
80
69
Phillips Petrol....*
Phoenix Hosiery
5
7% preferred-.100
11%
1
Elevator
1
100
20 X
_
46%
93%
5 % % Pref
11
72
Oldetyme Distillers
Tire
w*
15
20%
Oliver Farm Equip.*
Warrants
Omnibus Corp vtc. *
Overman
50%
*
....
$5 preference.
Ozark Corp
10%
*
Nat Supply new.. 10
7 % preferred
100
Nat Tea common._*
Preferred
23
100
7% preferred.
Outlet Co
49%
1%
Preferred
Pierce Butler Rad-5
Pierce Governor.. _*
Oilstocks Ltd
*
Okonite common 100
Class
30
Nat Shirt Sh Del..*
$6 preferred ...100
Nat Steel Car Ltd.*
Nehi Corp com
Neisner Bros
18%
*
...
Preferred
.100
Ohio Seamless Tube*
70
38%
iiM
$4 preferred
*
$6 preferred
*
Phil & Read C & I_*
*
Ohio Match
Ohio Oil
Otis
it*
Preferred
10
Revere Cop & Br._5
Dairy Prod-
Car
16
80
6% conv pref. 100
6% prior pf A. 100
Repro Inc com.
*
25
Par
Pierce Arrow Motor
60
15X
2%
41%
Nat Service Cos
*
Conv part pref..*
Nebel
59
Oppenheim Collins.*
O'Sullivan Rubber. 1
-
A'i
Phelps-Dodge
Preferred
160
r
135
—*.f
•
Nazareth Cement
240
233
r
37
*
Navarro Oil
100
SIX
*
Cotton
Preferred
50
Pfeiffer Brewing
*
Pharis Tire & Rub.l
Pick
34
Radiator.....*
National Tool
Nat Transit
Ogil vie Flour Mills. *
7
29 X
„5%% preferred-10
.
32%
6X
Onondaga Pottery.*
51%
7%
Nat Print & Appli.l
Natl Pump com
*
Nat Steel Corp
Nat Sugar Refg
39
%
5% preferred.. 100
.....
32
159
95
Preferred
80
Nat Oil Products..4
Nat Paper & Type—
Common
100
$7 preferred
17%
70
Steel Castings
*
Nat Mfrs &Stores 5i»
Nat Rub Mach
Nat Screen Serv
*
1
128
6% pref B
100
National Leather. 10
Nat Licorice com 100
6% preferred. 100
Nat Lock Washer.20
Nation'l Malleable &
Nat
39
38%
154%
Lead---10
7% pref A....100
_
15%
13%
15%
13%
pf_100
7%
37
6% preferred..100
1%
50c
Nat Fuel Gas.
*
Natl Gypsum com.l
1st
30
5
8% 1st pref
5%
1%
1
Class B
50
Ohio Leather
35
30
5
71
4
Ohio Brass B
112%
110%
18%
7%
30%
30
Class A
-
21
7
Nat Dist Prod
♦
Nat Enam & Stpg_*
Nat Fire-Proofing 50
Nat Food Products
—
18
109%
18%
6% preferred-.. 10
«.
22%
8%
1%
5%
23%
8%
%
Phillip-Jones Corp.*
7% preferred.. 100
Phillips Packing
*
4%
31%
Pharm
12%
110
7% pref class A100
7% pr ef class B100
Nat Dept Stores
—
■'34%
9%
27
68
'
34%
12%
17%
20%
..
37
9
25
*
Novadel Agene
Nu-Enamel
46
Preferred $7
*
Nat Cash Reg.
.*
Nat Container (Del) 1
163
Norwich
3%
35
*
100
com
Yeast
Norwalk Tire &
Rubber
7% preferred
10
Nat Casket com
Eng
N'west
5
Phila
2%
Bid
Petrolite Corp Ltd.*
5%
%>
5%
X
Stocks
Per share
Petrol Heat & Pr..*
80
76
Ask
Bid
Par
Petrol Derivatives.*
4%
3X
*
North & Judd
25
North Pipe Line..50
N'west
7 % preferred.. 100
Nat Biscuit
B
Stock*
„
20
18
6% % preferredlOO
83
Nat Aviation... .10
Nat Baking com
1
Refractories
A
*
Class
Ask
Per share
Notn Cent Texas.5
No European Oil__l
Nash-Kelvlnator __5
.
"I
Par
89
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue
Bid
Stocks
share
No Am
Class
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
&
as near as
5%%
conv
30%
110
8%
3%
35%
103%
•
56
13%
2%
34%
53
27%
130
—
pf.100
5%
104%
INDUSTRIAL
90
&
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue
Stocks
24""
23**
r
preferred.30
30
10**
31
49**
pref—100
62*4
Simplicity Pattern. 1
Singer-Mfg
100
Singer Mfg Ltd—£1
Sioux City Stock
Yards com
*
Preferred
*
11%
302
5%
69**
11**
304
6**
14%
25%
Skelly Oil
15
6% cum pref--100
Skenandoa Rayon.*
Preferred
*
Sloss-Sheff S & O 100
$6 preferred—100
Smith (A O) Corp. 10
59
9954
17
Typewriter vtc- - *
8
14
Sweets Co of Am_50
13%
0%
23%
32%
27%
Match...*
Smyth Mfg
25
Snider Packing
*
Smokers
0%
00%
101%
18%
106
35
21
22%
21 **
22
5%
1%
Conv preferred—1
Warrants
7%
20c
Soss Mfg common."
South Coast Corp—
Preferred
—
5%
1%
9%
95
Exp-.100
Texas Gulf
5%
Southland Royal--*
South Penn Oil—25
9%
45%
345*
~o%
8
65
78
10%
Tide WAssn Oil.. 10
4%% conv pref.*
32%
Tilo Roofing
49
50
Time Inc
23**
86**
45%
23%
89%
45%
32%
Timken-Det Axle. 10
31
Tide
104%
~4~~
17
103
91
12%
101%
22
4%
44%
22%
23%
10%
70
36 %
103
1%
17%
155
20%
17%
32
7%
58%
89%
18%
34
7%
70%
20
*
9%
80%
vwm
r
.
6% preferred.. 100
Stroock & Co
*
10%
5
04
5%
04%
43%
4%
~5~~
11*
-
36
r
155*
24**
w*
185*
2%
155*
25%
13
102%
IV*
1
24**
United Wall
9
3!
Paper.2
73**
13**
8 % preferred
100
Universal Pictures. 1
147
15*4
8% 1st pref...100
61
4*4
Univ Pipe & Rad—1
Universal Prod
*
Trans
Lux
Screen_.l
Forging
*
Transwestern Oil .10
Trenton Vail Dist-.l
Products
*
Truax-Traer Coal.
*
.
Trunz Pork Stores.*
Truscon Steel
10
Tubize
20%
15
4**
17*4
10**
19
30c
40c
41
4*4
1%
11%
8%
42**
14
15
135*
13%
W
"
72
,
6**
10**
9%
100
Corp common
*
Union Carb & Carb *
Union Oil of Calif. 25
J8**
19
Van Nor Mach Tool5
354
3*4
4*4
3*4
5*4
4%
88
'2
conv
7% 1st pref— .100
%6
76
78
<
102
26
Petrol. 1
Vicana Sugar v t
6% part pref
74
72
'
28**
30*4
5 % preferred
Vick Chemical
Vick Financial
100
5
5
VogtMfg
*
Vulcan Detinningl 00
7% preferred-.100
205*
17**
175*
W agner
22**
454
Wahl Oo...
100
*
pref. 100
19
4*4
80
22**
115
82**
32**
Chemical. .*
8
*
48
56
'
84%
33
8%
50
Preferred
com__*|
..*1
121
23*4
92**
*
95
126
&
*
Wire
Door common
Youngstown
*
r!'
40*4
74*4
Steel
Car common
WalkerjH) Good'm
& Worts
22**
1
Youngstown Steel
11"%
275*
W aldorf
50c
54
100
Preferred
5%
System
*
Walgreen Oo com..*
4**% pref w w 100
23%
11"
Young (L A) Spring
1%
117
95
70
$7 Preferred.. 100
3
7%
Class B
89**
89**
Young (J S) Co. 100
80**
118
*
90
100
7% preferred.. 100
41**
7%
13
*
Waitt&Bond Inc A *
110%
York Ice Mach
19**
—
100
Coach Mfgcl B
7
23
1
Baking
108**
Preferred
8%
100
Va Iron C & C..100
13
12
41
*
Wyoga Gas & Oil. *4
Yale & Towne
25
Yellow
Truck
&
1
c.3
Va-Oar Chemical..*
98
Mach.
&
150
0%
1%
Venezuela Mex OillO
56
100
7% pref A— 100
Pref A stamped
7% pref B
100
Pref B stamped.
Wright Aeronaut!.*
Wrigley (Wm) Jr..*
Wrought Iron
*
Wurlitzer (R) com 10
105
Van Sweringen com 1
Waco Aircraft._.__*
United Carbon
*
Unlted-Carr Fast..*
Nominal.
"■
Lines
%'* nart pref
VanRaalteOo—..5
Venezuelan
101**
25*4
.
Veeder Root Inc.. *
89
1*4
.
18%
ord.
Salt.. 100
Worthington Pump
30**
6
24**
35**
20
Unit Amer Bosch..*
105
10 **
48
n
5
Am dep rects
Preferred
*
*
Milk.
$4 preferred
(F W)_10
Worcester
Van Dorn Iron Wk3*
9%
29%
49%
Iron.. 10
Woolworth Ltd—
60
37
30**
Transport
5
Woolw'th
47
27
United Air
85.
6
58
93
7% preferred.. 100
Woodley Petrol
1
Woodward
36*4
United Aircraft..
Un Aircraft &
49
5 ** % prior pref. *
Valspar com v t c-.l
8% preferred..100
Vanadium Corp...»
2
35**
*
4%
13%
com
Wood (Alan) Steel
1%
45
Union Premier Food
Stores com
1
Un St Yds Omaha 100
Union Tank Car
*
5
Cement
Wolverine Tube
9
29**
Portland
10
Wolverine
85
7% conv pref. 100
Valley Mould & Iron
Van Camp
*
com
26
*
4
1
Preferred
50
WJR The Goodwill
Station
5
Corp—
$6 pref vtc
15
,n»
*
Winters & C'mpton 1
Witherbee Sherman
5*
Valvoline Oil com 100
101
62
.1
Wilson-Jones
8%
37
Common
20th Cent Fox Film
7%
n
•—
17**
22**
98
0%
United
k Last sale,
-
10
w*
Willson Products. .1
2%
Common
11*4
21*4
68
U
*
Preferred
Wilsonite Corp
10
100
Vadsco Sales
*
$6 preferred..
Line
7%
7% preferred—100
5
17
Chatillon-.l
■ A.:ii-..i^Ll
Preferred
United Biscuit
23
11
T
.
Preferred
Utica Knit Co
3
4%
10%
9%
Wilson
Sugar.6
Utah-Idaho
Williams
Transue &
Steel
5
Daylight
1
Wilson & Co
*
.
(R C)__.*
pref
*
Willys-Overland
1
6% preferred... 10
Univ Leaf Tob
22*4
13**
*
Conv
24
Un Artist Theatre.*
98
$1.25 preferred..*
United Stove
Oil-O-Mat
Wil-Low Cafet
::
18**
Transport warr'ts
10154
84**
Titus ville com...»
Tralue.
♦
1
10%
10
oar
5
65
pref. ...»
4%
8%
6%
5
Gas
Wm
Williams
4
7%% pref
8
No
&
65
conv
2%
27
Oil
F)
(H
9}
Universal-Cyclops
Steel Corp
Underw Ell Fisher.*
Unexcelled Mfg. .10
Union Bag & Paper
Struthers Wells
Studebaker Oorp._l
Stockyards—
Vot tr ctfs
25c
Old common
Wilcox
73
92
Spencer
Warrants
1
$6
1%
preferred...10
Steel common...*
Willcox & Gibbs..50
33
95
Ulen & Co
6
5%
156
31**
Id"
5%
*
Strawb'ge & Clothier
6% preferred.. 100
7 % preferred- 100
Stromberg Carlson.*
16**
3%
■:>,
15
Conv preferred..*
United Stores A...*
Common
>3*1
20
101
Wickwire
60
129
*
*
7 % non-cum pf 100
U S Tobacco
Securities
5 % preferred
1
Stokely Bros
1
Conv pref
25
Stone & Webster-_*
8
39
conv
7% first pref .100
5*4
4%
*
4*4
Mach .*
Whittall (M J)—
16
37
1
*
110
U S Sugar Corp
Preferred
24
new
White Rk Min SpgsStk trust ctfs
*
*1
*
1st preferred....*
23**
Universal Corp vtc. 1
Common
*
$1.50 preferred..*
Twin Coach com__l
20%
18
Sterling Aluminum
25
Stewart-W arner
5
Stinnes (Hugo)Corp5
U S Stores com
$4
69
118**
13354
Universal Cons OI110
Class
103
50
20
Stetson (JB)
Preferred
•
50
7% preferred—100
14
240
65
7% preferred.. 100
Tung-Sol Lamp
1
80c div conv pref *
00%
84
100
Stern Bros A
Common
7 % preferred
U S Steel Corp..100
35
Triplex Safe Glass.*
Trojan Oil & Gas__l
165
5%
Steel Co of Can
*
Preferred
25
Stein (A) & Oo com *
Sterling Brewing... 1
Sterling, Inc
1
Sterling Products. 10
U SSmRef&Mtn50
0%
91
40
Trico
18
t C..1
com
92**
U SRubbRecl—*
38
Picture
70%
30%
103%
2%
131
Stanley Works...25
Starrett (L S) Co..*
Starrett Corp—
com
27
33
2
121
pref
*
White (SS) Dental 20
...♦
Shipbuild—*
*
Transamerica Corp *
Transcontinental
&
122
8% n-culst pf.100
64%
Preferred
100
Preferred
White Sew
5%
16**
2%
70%
24*4
21*4
30**
11**
50**
5% conv pref..30
Weyenberg Shoe
I
Wheel Steel Corp _*
101
3*4
105
Pref deposit rets..
Torrington Co
Toledo
West Air Line
20"~
Stand Oil (Ohio)—25
1st-preferred
5% 2d pref
50
1
6% preferred..50
U S Realty & Imp.*
si*
Pulp Pap
*
...100
Westvaco Chlorine. *
%
Preferred
Va
Preferred
4
12%
9
*
US Rubber
8%
--
5
W
59%
62**
*
37
25
US Radiator
United
Shipyards
23
*
A
Class
White Motor
23**
*
*
14
Weston El Instru—*
W Va Coal & Coke. *
pref .20
conv
10
*
Steel
.1
Foundry
20
13
00
\
8
7% 1st part pf.50
West Michigan
U S Print & Litho—
13*4
Am dep rets def__
Todd
41**
152*
155*
Westland Oil
U S Postal Meter..1
24
235
*
Trane Co
44%
46
Stand Oil ofN J—25
Stand Silica......10
Stand Steel S
Stand Tube c
$1.50
21%
97%
100
Stocks, Inc
25%
Brke_*
West'he El & Mf.50
Towne
22
*
(Ind)...25
(Kan)..10
(Ky)__.10
(Neb)..25
Standard Screw. 100
Preferred A
100
_
Tokheim Oil
%
8%
5% preferred..100
7% preferred.
Tishman Realty
Tobacco & Allied
*
Sugar. 1
Station-vy
16**
1
Common
59
Am dep rets ord £1
12%
102%
1
Standard Plastics..1
Standard Products. 1
pref
♦
U S Pipe & Fdy. .20
U S Playing Oard.lO
U S Plywood Corp
5%
99
Timken Roll Bear.*
P
Grocer
Western
2
52
26
US Lines
21*4
96**
*
1
Western Tablet &
18
pr
62**
26**
com—1
com
28*
10
Dairies
Part conv& cl A.*
8
*
Water Oil
Tob Prod Expts
Tobacco Secur Ltd
105
89
Stand Dredging
Stand Oil (Cal)
Products
18%
v
m
preferred....*
32
10
5
22
29%
75
16
115
160
$3
106
59
10
£*
Common
Western
pf_100
9*4
41**
28%
18%
31%
22%
Stand Commercial
6 **% Pref
Sterchi Bros
90%
5
*
Exp
1
West Auto Supply—
*
7% cum
9
1%
4%
13%
$4 conv pref
5
39
9%
22
107%
West Air
12
100
1
.100
drift com...
2
20
4*4
80
Juice2**
U S Leather com..*
58
1
Co
preferred
nH
4?*
Wesson Oil & Snow¬
--
1
Common
Thompson-Starrett *
$3 % preferred
*
Thompson (J R)..25
Thompson Prod
*
$5 conv prior pf_ *
7
100
v
38
61**
*
Westins Air
39
$3
pref
conv
West Indies
10
Thermoid
$3
I"
Waukesha Motor. .6
18
12**
5%
1*4
1%
:
iS*
pref
*
Warren Fdy & Pipe *
Warren (Northam)
conv
58
Thew Shovel Coal.*
93**
New preferred
*
Standard Brands..*
$4.50 cum pref..*
Standard Brew
*
Stand Cap & Seal—1
Conv preferred .10
Common
150
7
$3
5%% conv pf_.50
U S Ind Alochol
*
1300
12**
5%
1
.
Textiles, Inc
Thatcher Mfg
*
$3.60 conv pref..*
Thayer-Foss pref 100
7
Squibb (E R) & Son*
$6 preferred
*
Stahl-Meyer com..*
Staley Mfg Co newlO
Stand Oil
Ctfs sub shares.
Texon Oil & Land..2
62
Common....—*
Spear & Co
*
$5.50 preferred..*
Spencer Chain Sto_*
Spencer Kellogg—*
Sperry Corp v t c—1
Spicer Mfg Co
*
$3 cony pref A
*
Spiegel Inc com...2
$4.50 conv pref.
Square D Oo B
1
Stand Oil
150
*
$1 1st preferred.*
U SHoffMachin'yS
Land
36
35
Sparks-With'gt'n Co
Stand Oil
Stand Oil
10
Warner-Qulnlan Oo*
Warren Bros
:
oreferred.100
_
24
*
Wellington Oil
1
Wells Fargo & Co.. 1
Wentworth Mfg. 1*4
Preferred.
*
125
1
U S Gypsum
7 %preferred _
14%
>
40%
28
24
Spalding (AG)&Br_*
7% 1st prer—100
Spang Chalf't & Co *
6% cum pref
100
com
Pacific
*
Preferred
Brower com
100
*
US Freight
39
Salph..*
Trust old stk__100
So Porto Rico Sug_*
8 % preferred _ . 100
South Shore Oil.lOc
S'west Pa P L
50
Tobacco
*
Tex Pac Coal & Oil 10
Texas
Warner Oo com
\VA
*
04%
7%
Corporation 25
Texas Gulf Prod
pf
conv
Welch G'pe
Preferred
100
7%
$3.85
$7 preferred—.100
Weisbaum Bros
15
77
USFollB
aiH
Warner Bros. Pict._5
sy<
*
Preferred
Texas
Mills Inc
Preferred
'
Warrants
100
6%
1%
5%
—*
South'n Pine Line 10
Southern Webbing
Class B
A
U S Finishing
24%
28%
7%
13%
5%
4%
7%
55 V*
77
15%
31
80
*
Wayne Pump
1
Webster Eisenlohr.*
Preferred
3%
Term & Trans com. 1
42
South Dairies A...*
3%
25%
Com class B
7% preferred..10f
Wayne Knit Mills .5
U S Envelope
si*
33
1
B
1
United Specialties..
U S Bobbin&Shuttle
Common..
50
Preferred
100
US Distributing...*
7% conv pref. 100
Class
12%
52%
3%
Telaut'g'ph Corp. .5
Corp
5
Tennessee
Prod
*
A7/>
37
J*
45
Tennessee
30c
8%
8
4%
'
Inc..
Technicolor
Un Shipyards
105
(James)...9
5% % preferred .50
Tampax Inc
1
Tastyeast Inc cl A.l
Taylor-Colquitt Co 5
Taylor (K) Dist
1
Taylor-Wharton
Iron & Steel com.*
16%
14
■SB
6
13
100
Preferred--
*
Ward Baking Corp—
Com class A..._*
Walworth Oo
7
10
75
1
13
1
9
2
Unit Piece Dye com*
18*
43%
10%
50%
3%
-
Preferred
100
Un Prof Sharing
*
10% preferred—10
10
Talcott
32
23%
32%
29%
18%
13 %
Taggart Corp new.l
7 % preferred
*
$2.50 pref
*
95
Socony Vacuum..15
Solar Mfg Corp
1
Sonotone Corp
1
25
Internatl__15
Sylvania Industrial *
Symington GouldCommon ww
1
Common x w
1
165"
30**
15*4
5
15%
6% preferred.. 100
100
7%
53
70%
14 J*
28
66
& Fdy
United Fruit
4
1%
22
,
5
_.*
Un Merch & Mf!rs_*
United Milk Prod.. *
$2 preferred
*
United Molasses Ltd
Amer dep rets. _£1
Unit Paper board. 10
Un Eng
34
Smith & Corona
Southeast
50
7
Swift
13%
12
1%
20
98
Dyewood.10
United
34*"
13
117
33
49
14
,12%
7% preferred..100
United Electric
Coal Cos com—5
18%
33%
Swift & Co.
105
47%
5%
31
•
162
43
Sutherland Paper. 10
Swan Finch Oil... 15
16
28
$5 preferred
*
Un Drill & Tool.2%
United Drug.
5
United Dry Dock..*
47
41
*
Superior Steel
100
Susquehanna Silk
Mills class A
.5
Class B
5
35
1%
'
B
Class
1%
Stores com
18**
4%
5
16c
31%
10c
121
Per share
Par
Waltham Watch cl B
10c
30
1
6% preferred-.100
United Cigar-Whelen
Common
69
Portland
Sweets' Steel Co
SIrian Lamp cornPreferred
"
08
119%
17%
4%
45%
42%
Cement class A—*
3%
34**
*
Bid
Stocks
United Cigar Stores36
*
com
Superior
4
coco
Mach'y
Oil
Ask
Per share
Par
%
34
6% cum pref. .100
Sunray Drug...
1
Sunray Oil
1
5%% conv pf__50
Superheater Co
*
Superior Oil
1
31**
10*4
48**
Slmmons-Boardman
Pub preferr ed—*
Simmons Oo
*
Simmons Hdw & Pt
Common
-*
Simms Petroleum-10
Simonds Saw & Steel
Common
*
Simon (Franklin) &
Sullivan
Sun
29
z
*
Submarine Signal .25
117
115
r
Bid
Stocks
Ask
Per share
Stutz Motor Oar
134*4
133%
SIlex Oo
Oo 7%
Par
109
6%pfser AAA 100
Bher-w ms Can
*
Preferred
100
Signode Steel Strap'g
52.50
Bid
Per share
.-25
Bherw-Williams
Stocks
Ask
Bid
Par
5
8
Youngstown Sheet &
*
Tube
5**% pref-100
88**
Zenith
49
49%
19*4
19*4
Radio
Zonite Products
*
1
89*4
98**
36*4
5%
United States and Municipal Bonds
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possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue
The custom in reporting prices for State and
municipal securities is to quote them on the basis of the return the bonds yield per annum. Therefore
in furnishing the
prices below, it will be found that for the single maturity bond a bid and asked quotation is published—either actual
figures or on a
percentage basis.
In furnishing prices for the serial bonds, however, we endeavor to obtain the
yield basis for the varying maturities.
For instance,
a certain bond matures from 1937 to
1951 and is quoted 0.50 to 3%—would indicate that the 1937
maturity yields 0.50% and the bond due in 1951
ytelcls3%.
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Therefore, in the following list, it must be remembered the word to indicates that the figures shown
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asked prices.
Yield Basis
UNITED STATES—See
4k» 1947-52—A&O
4s 1944-1954
J&D
3 ks 1946-56..M&S
3ks 1943-47-—J&D
3ks 1940-1943-J&D
3ks 1941-1943.M&S
3ks 1946-1949.J&D
3ks 1949-1952.J&D
3s 1951-1955-.M&S
3ks Aug 1 '41-F&A
3ks 1943-45—A&O
3s 1946-1948—-J&D
3 ks 1944-46—A&O
2Kb 1955-60—M&8
2 ks 1945-47—M&S
2ks 1948-51
M&S
2ks1951-1954.J&D
2ks 1956-59.M&S
2 ks 1949-53
J&D
3s Panama Canal 1961—Q-M
3s Conversions 1946--—Q-J
3s
Conversions
1947
Q-J
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
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■
Net
Hunstvllle 5s funding Mar 1 '42
111
111
100.23
101.6
100.25
101.8
101.23
101 25
102.4
102.6
102.6
102.8
100.30 101
102.2
102 4
1 1938
Sept 15 1938
Mar 15 1939
,
June 15 1939
•
.
K-M,•'
-
Sept 15 1939
lk% Dec 15 1939
lk% Mar 15 1940
1 X% June 15 1940-———
1H% Dec 15 1940
lh% Mar 15 1941
1 H% June 15 1941
1 k% Dec 15 1941-..
100 22
100 18 100 20
100.16 100.18
100
100.2
99.23
99 26
'46.M&N
4s 1958 opt
1938.—M&N
4 ks '57optNovl '37 M&N
4ks 1958 opt 1938.M&N
5s Jan
15 1938-'56—J&J 15 6 1.50
Philip Isls 4Xs 1952
.
fis Feb 1952
J&J
M&N
CALIFORNIA
4ks
4ks
4ks
4ks
4ks
4ks
117k
2&
to 2.75
100k
1.90
6 1.80
6 1.80
2" 30
to 2 10
to 2.10
105
105k
106k
106k
105k
105
100 k
2ks 1938-1946.
102
Tax-free in
3 40
to 2.65
1944-1948
to 2 35
6 1.40
to 2.40
J&J
to
0.85
0 85
0.85
to 1.60
3.50
1 00
104 k
73
73
6 3.00
:
100
z°
t
3.50 %
1.50 %
2.75 %
105
bid side.
to 2.50
to 2.10
to 1.90
2.30
'■'''ifR
to 2.25
2.50
132
125
6 0.75
to 2.90
6 0.75
to 2.80
'I
123
6 0.75
6 0.75
6 0.75
j;::
to 3.10
6 0.75
;
to 2.90
to 1.85
to 3- 00
6 0,75
to 2.85
6
6
6
6
to 2.75
1?60
0.75
0 75
2.45
0.75
6 2.00
to 2.35
M&N 6 0.50
to 2.75
to 2.35
to 3.00
to 1.90
to 3.20
to 3.05
%
to 2.40
to 3.20
%
%
to 1.95
%
Greenwich—
2.90
^
-
*4ks 1938-1942
_M&S 6 0.75
4ks March 1,1938-1951
6 0.75
%
to 2.80 %
to 3.00 %
Hartford 3ks Bdge '55—J&D 6 2.85
*4s Water 1940-45..—J&D 6 1.90
♦4s Water June 1,1938-'39_ 6 0.7 »
to 2.35
*38-'55—-J&J 6 0.75
♦4ks 1939-1960
-M&S 6 1.00
70
67
to 2.50
to 3.15
to 3.00
to 2.90
to 3.10
to 1.80
to 3.25
to
2.30
to 3.25
4ks 1937-1947—-.-M&S 6 0.50
*4ks Northeast 1959.J&D
4ks 2d North 1944—j-J&J
*3 ks South Sept 1955.M&S
*4ks Wash't'n *41 -'47 J&J 6 1.85
Killingly(Town)4ks'38-56J&J 6 0.90
Manchester—
3.30
6 0 60
to
to 3 35
6 0.60
to 3 30
1 00
to 2.55
6 2.65
to 3.20
to 3.05
2.30
k
2.80
to 1
90
to 2.80
to 2.30
to 2.80
—J&J 6 0.90
to 2.25
1937-55.—M&N 6 0.50
to 2.15
Meriden
(pity)—
4s Munic
(County)—
2.50
Bldg 1948...J&J 6 2.60
1937-1952
F&A 6 0.40
*4ks School 1937-40-F&A
*4ks School 1940-'52_F&A
4k« Water Aug 1941..F&A
4ks 1937-1969
F&A
»4ks Sch Aug '37-'43.F&A
«4s Park 1937-1943...F&A
to 2.70
6 0.40
6 1.80
to 1.80
6 0 40
6 0 40
6 0 40
to 3
to 2.70
TO
to 2.15
to 2.15
New Haven—
♦48 Apr 2, '40 tax-expt A&O 6 2.00
♦4ks 1943-1952
6 2.30
♦4ks Paving Aug '37.F&A
♦5s
1938-1951.
J&J 6 0.75
to
2*60
to
2.75
to 3.10
to 2
10
X Bid prices for long and short maturities.
V.-,"
to 2.55
M&N 6 0.75
4ks 1938-1951
4s
6 0.60
...
__
to 3.55
99
2.45
1938-1944
M&N 6 0.75
Manchester 9th School Dist—
♦4ks
to 3.65
to
%
to
••
6 1.40
to
to 2.80
*
1 ks Bdge
New Britain
101k
lessl
%
Hartford (School District)
4ks 1938-1943
Middlesex County—
3.30
to3.30
to 3.35
98 k
%
2.75%
to 3.00
County—
Metropolitan District
2 ks Wat Sup *38-'77M&N 6 0.75
to 3.05
4ks Mun Imp '37-'43.F&A 6 0.50
4ks 1937-1965
F&A 6 0.50
Oakland S D 4s 1938-44- -J&J 6 0.50
to
Hartford
to 3.00
to 1.60
6
2.75 %
to 1.60 %
♦4s High Sch
6 0.60
ser
,
Groton S D 4ks June 1 '38-60 6 0.90
„
6 1.10
3ks Jan 1 1938-1960
6 1.10
Los Ang Co 4
k? '38-'49_.F&A
6 3.90
Modesto Irrig Dist 6s
Oakland 5ks 1937-43..-F&A 6 0 50
101
on
to 3.00
A&O 6 0.60
A&O
A 1938-/7- -J&J
ser B Jan 15 '77 J&J
Los Angeles City High Sch Dis
5ks 1937-1954
*
M&N
5ks Nov 1937-60
M&N
5s 1937-1964
F&A
4s 1938-1945
J&D
4s 1946-1961
..J&D
3.20
103 k
':sV''
,,
2.80
to 2.85
to
3ks
3ks
1.75
to 2.80
M&N 6 1.00
3 ks Sch Dist 1938-61.-J&J 6 1.15
Electric Plant Revenue—
Ref 4s 1939 to 1975.J&D 6 1.75
3.15
to 1.25
124
J&J
1938-1951
1938-1969.
M&S 6 1.25
5s Municipal 1937-61.-F&A 6 0.75
5ks Harb Imp '37-'61 M&N 6 0.75
3ks Wat Rev '38-'48..J&J 101
310
vr:
2.80
1.60
115
1937 to 1950
J&D 6 0.75
Glastonbury *4ks '38-58-J&J 6 1.00
94
„
2.10
4ks
3 20
360
3.15
3 25
3 00
to 2.90
120
118
1 ks
to 3.15
-
1937-41
to 2.80
120
J&J
J&J
J&J
Fairfield (County)—
1
to
to 2.75
6 2 00
L
35
2.50
*5ks
to 2.70
J&J 6 1.00
2.75
less
0.50
1.70
4ks Water 1941-70-.1A&O 6 1.90
4ks Sch 1938-1944—3(J&D 6 1.10
4k« 1938-1968
J&J 6 0 75
3.40
lesslX
28
4ks Sch 1950-59
M&N 6 2.85
East Hartford Fire District—
to 2.40
0.75
4ks Water 1937-40
O..U
6 3.90
f
to 2.20
4ks Sch 1937-49
to 2.45
to 2.35
3X8 Water
6 3.50
6 3.60
to 2.40
0.85
0.85
2.80
3 39
to 1.75
East Hartford (Town)—
2.90
130
2.56
-J&J2 6 1.60
J&J2 6 2.00
3.30
Connecticut.,vf Less 1
to 2 25
6 2.35
6 1.60
1940-1962
4s-Water wks 1937-51 -M&S 6 0.60
2 ks Wat Wks 1956-76 M&N 6 2.75
3 k? Water wks 1952-75— 6 2.90
112k
6 3.49
6 3.00
2.75
6 0.90
Imp D
»4s 1938-1968
F&A
3ks improvt 1938-41--J&J
»5s Construc'n 1938-49 J&D
Bristol 4ks Water 1939—J&J
*5s July 1, 1938-55
J&J
♦Cheshire 4ks 1938^5_.J&J
Danbury 4s 1946 taxable.J&.T
*4ks 1938-65-..
J&D
3ks Fund 1941 tax'le.A&O
to 1.40
6 1.60
*50.J&J 6—>
4s
ALABAMA
♦
6 0.85
6 3.05
Birmingham—
3X8 impt ref 1939-50--J&J
4s 1938-1941
A&O
4s 1942-1961
A&O
4ks 1938-1960
A&O
4X8 pub impt Dec 11937—
fis sewers Sept 20 '41—M&S
Gadsden 6% impt
fis schools 1938-40——A&O
to
to 2 65
CONNECTICUT
2.95
F&A
-
117
fis schools 1938-1947—-T&J
102
Bessemer 6s pub impt '38. J&J / 70
5s funding Dec 1 1947—— f 70
to 2.85
1 00
m
Bloomfield4ksl938-'52_A&0
Branford (T) 4ks *38-'50 J&D
Bridgeport 4ks 1938-65-..T&J
4ks High Sch 1938-63_J&J
to 300
...
114k
Sksrenewal class O 1956.J&J 6 3.30
4>£8harbor impt June 1 *38-73 6 3 .75
4X8 highways 1952
M&S 6 3.25
4ks 1956 and 1959
M&S 6 3 35
4ks 1942, 1946. 1949—M&S 6 3.10
4s pub highway 1949-51.M&S 6 3.20
4s refunding 1941-54
J&J 6 3.25
3ks refunding 1955-65—J&J 6 3.30
Annistonref g 5ks Dec 1 1939
102
0.50
0.25
.
93.
page
5ks 1944-1963—
5ks 1947-1956
5ks 1964-1973—
5s 1974-1983
to 2 30
Imperial Irrigation District—
Refunding 6s 1983..
J&J /68k
/ 65k
Refunding 5s 1983
Los Angeles 4 ks 1938-51 J&D 6 1.15
4s Water 1937 to 1945.M&N 6 0-60
110
6X8 Aug 1941
110
Puerto Rico—
:.;.4Ms July 1952
J&J 111
4ks funding 1963..--.J&J 6 3 75
5s July 1948 opt '43—J&J
111
fis Jan 1 1950 opt *44—J&J 6 3.15
4s gold 1953
J&J 6 3.50
1943
to
6 0.85
-
to
to 3.15
2 ks Sewer Disn *47-'56A&0 6 2.00
to 2.40
F&A 6
2ks Feb 1 1938-1954.F&A 6
2ks Feb 1 1938-54—F&A 6
Alameda 4s 1937 to 1941 _J&D 6
4ks Mun Imp *38-'48-A&0 6
6
Alta Irrig Dist 5s
Bakersfield 5s 1937-52..A&O
Berkeley 5s 1942-1951
J&J 6
5s School 1938-1955..
J&J 6
East Bay Mun Util Dist—
5s 1938-1974
J&J
East Contra Costa Irrig Dist 6s
Golden Gate Bridge & H'way3ks series C 1942-1971.J&J'6
to 2.65
H5k
m?
to 2.65
1.00
!p;';
AC.
2*65
6 0.50
2ks State H'way *39-'54.J&D 6 1.25
3s warrants 1939-1951. J&D 6 1.25
2ks warrants 1952-'54.J&D 6 3.00
6 1.75
Colorado Spgs 4s Mar 11941
4ks 1938-1939
J&J 6 0 75
Denver (City and County)—
4ks Water 1944
J&J 6 2.00
4ks Ref Wat 1938-67. J&D 6 0.75
4ks Water 1962-1965-J&D 6 2.90
S D No 1 4ks 1938-53.J&J 6 0 75
S D No 1 4ks 1938-47. J&D 6 0-75
4s July 1941-1945
J&J 6 1.45
3.65% March 1. 1950-54— 6 2.20
2ks Sew dist 1947-56.A&O 6 2.00
Moffat Tun
104
6 0.40
3s Feb 1938-1952
2.25
6 1.0Q
6
103
6 0 40
3ks Jan 1 1940-1949
2.25
6 2.35
to
r,Y
3.20 %
2.90
3s Munic Wat 1963-72-A&O 6 2.60
3 ks Mun Water Retire
1963-1972
A&O 6 2.60
4.50
4.00
1.50 to 4.00
4.25
4.00
103 k
104
102
103
Highway 1938-48-J&J30
1938-1947
F&A
Olympiad 1938-71—J&J2
1938-1940
F&A
1941-1947
F&A
—
2.90
6 2.40
6 1
'
Univ Bldg Jan5'38-65J&J 6 0.85
4s Harb Imp 1985 opt
5s Jan 2 1941-1943
to 3.00
108
fis July 1954 opt
101
110
less 1
_
4ks 1948-1952
to 3.10
105
—
.
less 1
less 1
Veterans Welfare—
6 2.00
3.40/
to 3 20
—
less 1
6 3 75
J&J
J&D
5ks 1945-1964
5ks 19.50-1969
SI ON
105
4ksl950
4Xa 1957
4X8 Oct 1959
fie April 1955
106
4.75 %
6f3.50 3.50%
6f3.50 3.50%
Little Rock S D 4s '38-*55 M&S
St Francis Lev D 6s 1947.J&J
4s Jan 2
3X8 Sept 15 1940-53.M&S
Hawaii Terr 4Xa '49.M&S 15
4Xs Jan 1945
4^sNov 15'37-'56_M&N15
4Xs Oct 1956 opt '46 A&O
4ks Nov 15 1937-58—M&N
Z 4s Aug 1947 opt 1937 -F&A
2.10s July 20 1941-1945
1.70% refdg 1940-44.M&S
1.75% refdg 1940^4.M&S
.
6 0.50
to
COLORADO
6t3.50 3.50%
4ks Fund 1941-50—M&N
104
TERRITORIES & U S PO SSES
Honolulu (City & County)—
6s Pub impt 1956.-J&D 15 6 3.15
to
CANADA—See
_
„
4s Water Rev 1938-76.F&A
101k
101k
101k
102 k
110k
101k
102 k
101k
102*4
109 X
100 >4
102 X
100%
103 X
3.30
6 1.00
3.60
....
Bonds
101k
to
to 2.50
106
Little Rock—
3ksMay l'55opt'45M&N
July 1 *46 opt *44
J& J
4s Nov 1*57
opt '37-M&N
to 3.00
6 0.75
—
112
2.75
J&J 108
J&J 6 3.50
4ks W Mar 10 1938-.M&S 6 3.50 les3 1
ARKANSAS
89
90 k
4ks Highway...
——
91
92 k
4ks Highway...
92 k
93 k
4ks Highway
95 k
94 k
4.50 4.00%
Hot Springs 4 ks'*37:,50'-M&S
100 k
Loan
to 2.25
to 2.95
_
106
.l„.
3.00
to
6 1.25
6 0 75
.
104
6 5.00
Prescott 5s 1948
Tucson 5s Water 1950
103.29 103.30
103.11 103.12
104 5
104.10
102.5
102.10
100.18 100.21
4s
v
3.60
3.70
100 k
5s Jan 1 1954 opt 1934—J&J 6 3.75
5s W W 1938-1950
J&J 6 3.75
Phoenix Un H S D 4ks 1948
100k
100»,6
100k
to 2.90
to 2.20
to 3.35
-
99 k
97
104
Highway 6s Jan 15 seriallyPhoenix 4J4b *60 opt '30-J&J
4ks 1938-1956
J&J
4ks Court Hse '37-*48.J&D
6s Jan 1 1946.
_.J&J
100 20
100716
to 2.85
ARIZONA
101.2
lk % cons deb Apr 1 1938—
1ks July 1938
3.25
to
to 1.90
4ks Wh & Har ,38-*52.J&J
4ks Water 1937-1964
3 ks g July 1, 1938-44. J&J
San Francisco (City & County)
fis Water 19o8-1969
J&J
4ks Water *57 *58, '59.J&J
4ks 1938-1951
—J&J
4ks 1937-1951
M&N
4ks Water 1938-1977-J&J
4s Water Distrib 1937-53
4s W .t Distrib '37-'63 J&D
San Joaquin Co 5s '38 '49.J&J
Santa Barbara 5s '38-41 JanlO
4ks gold Aug 1943—.F&A
Turlock Irrig Dist 6s
West Side Irrig Dist 6s
100
103
...
School No. 1 5s 1945...J&J
Federal Home Loan Bank
3s May 1'56 opt
97
104
Maricopa County—
100 21
100
Net
,
5ks serial
_
:
94
T&J
Tuscaloosa (City)—
I
lk% Mar 15 1942
100.25 100.27
Home Owners' Loan Corp—
3% prin & int guar ,44-,52 103.5
103.6
2 k % prin & int guar '39-'49 101.12 101.14
2 k % prin & int guar *42-'44 100.31 101
2% prin & int guar 1938— 101.9
101.13
1 k % prin & int guar 1937— 100
100.3
1 X % prin & int guar 19P"
100.18 100.21
Ft:.
101
107
6s ref pub impt *38-'53 M&N
108
Tuscaloosa Co 6s Bridge 1941 6 3.00
5s Road 1957
6 3.80
100.20 100.22
100 19
.
Federal Farm Mtge Corp—
3 k % int & prin guar *44-'64
v 3% int & prin guar 1944-'49.
3% int & prin guar 1942-47.
2 X % int & prin guar *42-'47
IX % int & prin guar 1939—
Instrumentalities of U S Govt
Federal Land Bank—Farm
3s July 1 '55 opt '45.J&J
; V
3s Jan 1 '56 opt *46-J&J
100
104
1941-66 J&D
5s W W 1939-1957
6 1.00
4s 1938-42
J&J 6 1.00
Redlands 5s 1938-51—J&J15 6 0.60
Riverside fis 1938-53
J&D 6 1.00
Riverside Co 5s ,38-,54-M&N 6 1.00
Sacramento 4s Jan *38-'45 Opt 6 0.85
Sacram'to Co 4 ks '37-*46 J&D 6 0.50
San Diego 5s W W '43-'54A&0 6 2.20
5s Water 1938-63—
J&J 6 0.75
Ask
Municipal 1938-1960 J&J 6 0.75
5s School 1938-1966—.F&A 6 1.25
100
J&J 63.80
J&J 100
1939-1952—.F&A 102
Mar 15 1938
Bid
5s
104
96
6s Road 1951
June 15 1938
V:
102
5s Road
Tuscaloosa—
2k % Feb
J.
103 "
100
Morgan Co. 5s 1938
•
3k% Sept 15 1937—
3%
67
65
....
U S Treasury Notes—
,
3?00
Montgomery—
5s Pub Imp Jan 1 1938
99
5s funding 1939-1966—J&J
97
4ks Sanitary Sewer Jan 1*44
95
Montgomery Co 4ks 1957-59 63.80
99.2
116
109
3.40
3.60
101
4ks June 1 1938-1948—
5s School May 1 1945
4ks R & B 1938
J&D
4ks 1939-1958.
J&D
100.15
Bonds
Orange Co fis 1938-45—.M&S
Mobile Co—
Gen fund 4 ks
To
or
Net
Pasadena
Refunding 2-5s
4ks Refunding 1937—A&O
4ks Water & Sew *39.J&J
101.16
108
97
—
103.11
101.16 101.18
100.17 100.18
114
95
4ks Ot House 1938-43 M&N 6 3.60
4ks Ref 1938-1961
A&O 6 3.80
Madison Co 5s Refunding 1940
Mobile City—
1C3.9
98.31
Ask
fis pub impt
Aug. 1 1937Jefferson County—
103.18 103.20
106.16 106.17
106.30 107
104.29 105
106.27 107
100.13
Bid
and
Yield Basis
To
or
Bonds
also pa ge 19.
117
117.2
112,11 112.14
110.26 111
107.13 107.15
105.27 105.30
106.19 106.23
105.20 105 25
105.16 105.19
101.14
the yield basis; all other figures are bid
Yield Basis
or
Bonds
are
6 Basis.
/ Flat price.;
n
Nominal,
x
Will be paid.
$
'■
•V:-#
BONDS
MUNICIPAL
AND
STATE
92
day of the month preceding the date of issue
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing
Yield, basis
Bonds
Bonds
To
or
Ask
Bid
Copenhagen 5s June 1 '52 J&D
Akershus
New London—
♦4%s Imp 1938
M&S
4%s Park July 1942.-J&J
4 Hi s Water 1950--—F&A
5s Dec 1 1937
-J&D
Nor walk (C) 4s 1954-1964—
„
0.75
2.15
2.70
0.50
2 90
0.75
0.90
to
2.70
to
0.75
3%s 1937-71
A&O
3%b Sewer 1947-70. J&D15
5s 1937-71
A&O
Norwalk (T) 4%s 1942.-J&D
4 Ms Sewer 1940-68
M&S
Norwich 4%swater 1939.M&S
•4MB 1937-1964...-M&S 15
4%s Refunding 1938.A&0
to
Extl
Extl
0.90
0.90
(O)
s
Extl
s
ser
J&J
D 1945.-J&J
Extl
s
f 6s(State Ry)'60
100532
t 99s'32
xIOIH
t993>32
101%
93 X
93 X
a
M&S
Extl 6s sanit wks 1961 .F&A
0.75
to 2.25
Extl 6s
0.50
to 3.10
0.60
to
2.90
Extl 5 Ms pub wks '62 .F&A
Extl s f conv 4Mb '71-M&N
to 2 00
Sink fund extl 4s 1972.F&A
Sink fund extl 4s Ap* 15 '72 -
to 2.25
to 2.40
*2%s 1950-1962
2.75
to .185
to
J&D b 0.75
J&J b 0.75
1938-1942
4s Water 1938-1965
4Ms July 15 1938-66—J&J
4ms
1946-1953
J&J
•4 Ms Water 1938-64
J&J
6s Water 1937-1951—M&N
5s Water 1952-1971-M&N15
West Hartf'd 4 Ms 1943—J&D
4Mb Mar 15 193848-M&S
W HavUSDM%s'38-'56 M&N
Westport 4Ms July 1 1938-60
Weston (T) 4Ms '37-*45.M&N
Wind am (Township)—
4s 1938-1942
J&J
4s 1942-1952
J&J
—
b
b
b
b
2.75
1.00
0.75
2.80
b 0.75
to
b 1.00
6 2.10
to 2.10
3.10
2?00
106%
J&J
104
24
.
DELAWARE
%
%
to 2.00
to 2.50
2.50
v
3.25 %
to 2.50
Sussex Co 5s 1938-1970—J&J b 1.25
to 3.25
A&O b 1.00
to 2.90
4Mb 1937-1953
Wilmington—
6s 1940
A&O
to 2.75
53 X
to
A&O b 2.10
to 2.40
4s 1942-1948
1.75
%
6s
J&J / 33
f 33
Impt 1937-1938
6s Ref & Impt '37-*56 var—
Dade Co 5s Oct 1947-54.A&0
106
Ref Bldg 5s 1958
99
Dade County (School No. 2)—
New refunding bonds
98
Duval Co Road 5s 1955
HO
Duval Co School District
No. 1 5s 1937-1955—
b 4.10
Escambia Co 6s Aug 15 1951,
100
Gainesville 5Ms July 1938-40. b 2.50
6Ms July 1941-1975
b 4.40
Hillsborough Co 5s Oct 1 1943 101
Hillsborough Sch Dist No 4— 101
Jacksonville—
5s Jan 15 1938-45-J&J 15 6 2.50
-
—-
6Ms Jan 15 1940-45.J&J 15 b 3.50
Refunding 2.60s Jan 1 1957
94
Lakeland 6s—Feb 1 1938-41
63
Water &
Light 5 Ms 1940-50
110
102
100
...
110
to
3.50
4.00
ser
C2.A&0
104
Extl
s
f 6s 1960
ser
C3.A&0
104
Readjust 4%-4%s "77.M&S
Ref s f 4%-4%s '76—F&A
Extl re-adj4%-4%s '76A&0
Ext re-adi 4M-4%s'75M&N
Extl
97
68
96
M&N b 3.50
5Ms 1940-1950
M&N b 4 .25
Ref 4Mb non-opt 1947-56— b 4.15
85
New Smyrna new refunding—
£75
Extl
4.00
Orange County 5s 1944..J&J 6
5s
J&J 6
1952-1953
5Ms 1945-1950
-
6s 1940-1950Palm Beach (City of) 5s
Pensacola 4%s ref 1941..J&J
5s 1958
6
■
4.10
4.20
101
102
93
Pinellas Co ref highwa;
Polk County 5s July 1 :
6 3.00
77
3t Augustine 5-4sstam'd 1955
6Ms & 6s imp 1937
F&A / 62
102
St Johns Co Road 5s 1946..
102
Road 5Ms 1944
St Petersburg—
-
New refunding—
3-5s Oct 1 1972
/
Suwanee Co Road 5Ms 1946.
103
4.30
4.40
69"
I
4Mb
Impt
1937
J&J
[Jan '35
~
96
80
65
64
67~
101%
102%
'100%
100%
82 X
101
83 x
83 x
83
62%
83%
84%
84%
87%
63%
28
28%
30
31
f
r
13
9m
45
38
38
38
104
104
71
s
Extl
s
Extl
s
f 6s
A&O
1960
f 6s Feb 1961 ...F&A
f 6s
Sept. 1961—M&S
Extl Ry ref os 1961
..J&J
Extl sf 6s 1962
Extl s f 6s 1963.
...M&S
M&N
6% assented
Chili Mtge Bk 6 Ms
6
4 60
4.10 %
S f gu 6 Hb Jne
S f gu 6s 1961
99
3.90 %
6s
6
98
4.30
96
98
*57 J&D31
30'61 J&D31
1962
6% notes 1931
6s stamped 1931
55
56
/ 23%
/ 23%
/ 23%
on) -1947 f 23%
24
25%
25%
25
-
—A&O
M&N
J&D
-
Hukuang Rys 5s £. J&D 15
Coup No 39 due Dec 15 1930
Coup No 38 due June 15 '30
Cologne Germ'y 6%s'50-M&S
Colombia Rep 6s 1961- -J&J
6s Oct 1961
A&O
16m
16m
14
61%
Scrip issue of 1933
Scrip Issue of 1934
Mtge Bk—
20-yr s f 6 Ms 1947
75%
76
78
79%
—
24%
23%
f
/
/
/
23%
23%
16m
13%
11m
48%
39%
39%
39%
20%
20%
20%
17%
17%
17%
17%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
19%
19
18
18%
18%
18%
(Rep)—8sA*48 J& J
Certificates of deposit
Estonia (Rep of) 7s, 1967 J&J
Finland (Repub) 6s '45.M&S
Frankfurt-on-Main (Germ)—
♦
Connecticut.
J Called Aug. 1 at 100.
To be called Nov. 1.
Tax free in
x
a
25%
a
1
U7JB
64%
55%
99
99%
107
/ 23%
/ 24%
A»UO——
105%
23%
25%
120
107%
104
99
7s plain 1949-..-
110
100%
100
97
7 Ms plain 1941
/
/
/
/
German Govt In tern at—
5Ms loan of 1965
J&D
5 %s unstamped 1965
StpdfCanadian holder)'65
German Extl 7s '49 stampA&O
7s unstamped 1949
Default coups July-Dec'33.
Jan to June 1934
35%
90
24%
36
24%
25
/
/
/
/
28%
27%
25%
34%
29%
28%
95
25%
"35%
30%
J11*
40
....
41
Jan to June 1935-
39%
38%
37
!
28
26
24
22
July 1937—.—
6%
Scrip
9%
Dawes coups Dec 1934 stpd /
April 15*35 to Oct. 15'36. /. 18%
12%
Young coupons Dec 1'34 stp
Gt Brit & Ireland—See British
Greek Govt s f 7s 1964—M&N
7
9
19..
12%
15%
14%
June 1 *35 to Dec. 1 '36—
German Prov & Comm Bk«
(Con Agr Loan)6%s'58 J&D
Graz(Mun)Austria 8s'54M&N
33
29
106
,
/ 40%
36
Sink fund 6s 1968-—-F&A / 35%
48
Guatemala 8s 1948
M&N
101%
Haiti (Rep) 6s extl 1952.A&0
98
6s 1953A&O
"
166"
Hamburg (State of) Germany
Gold 6s 1946
A&O / 23
Hanover (City) Germany 7s*39 / 25%
Hanover (Prov) Germany—
6s
1st series 1957
F&A / 23
6%s 2nd series 1949—F&A J 24%
Havana—1st 6s 1939
Q-J
90
2d 6s
Q-J
90
Heidelberg (Germ) 7Mb'50J&J f
Helsingfors (City) Finland—
Extl s f 6%s 1960
A&O 105%
Hessen.
See Munich Bank
Hungarian Cons Munic Loan
s
f g 7 Ms 1945
J&J f 23%
Extl at 7b Sept 1946-.J&J / 23%
Hungarian Land Mtg Instit'n
Mtg 7%s 1961 ser A—M&N / 22%
S f 7 Ms 61 ser B ($ bds)M&N f 22%
Hungary (Kingdom)—
Sink fund g 7 %s 1944—F&A
Irish Free State 5s 1960-M&N
85%
Italy (Kingd) extl 7s *51.J&D
31%
Prestito Redimibile 3 %s.
,
25
27
—
26
26%
„
17 %
10
20
Ital Cred Consortium for
Pub wks ext 7s B'47 M&S
Pub Util Credit s f 7s'52J&J
21
29%
mi
Extl
29%
84
63
23%
23%
23%
30
24%
24%
To be called Sept. 1.
Basis,
93%
80%
78%
74%
(City) Peru
f 6Ms 1958-. -M&S /
18
(Prov)7%s'5QJ&D 100%
Luneberg (City) 7s 1948.M&N / 24%
Maranhao (State) Brazil—
Ext s f 7s 1958
M&N / 32
Medellin (Munic) (Colombia)
7s extl Dec 1 1951—..... /
14%
11%
/
6%s 1954
Mendoza (lYov) Argentina
100%
7Ms extl s f 1951.....J&D
93
Stamped..
d To be called Oct. 1.
f F at
63
"86%
32
83%
Lower Aust
29
82
"24%
73
Leipzig (City of) 7s 1947F&A / 23
Lima
•
72%
29
23%
24
>;v24^
82
73
18
a
A&O
!&,A
—-
Nominal,
"25%
El Salvador
Japanese Government—
Sf 6 %s 1954.
.F&A
Extl s f 5Ms 1965
M&N
Oriental Dev Co 6s'53.M&S
Orient Dev Co 5%s'58M&N
Jugoslavia—See Mtge Bank of
61
—
Sink fd 7s(of 1926) *46 M&N
Sink fd 7s (of 1927) *47 F&A
n
76%
26%
,
.
Colombia
ser
77
.
(Rep) ext 7s 1942.M&N
Extl
70
73
1969 Jfc 70
70
1969
Dortmund Munic 6s 1948
Dresden (Ger) ext 7s *45 M&N
Duesseldorf 7s to 1945
Duisburg 7s to 1945
95
90
7% assonted
%
:
77
Jan to June 1936
July to Dec. 1936
Jan to June 1937
17%
21%
19%
6s A 1952—.
ser
79%
77
July to Dec 1935
Chili
to 3.75
5 Ms of '26 ext 1st
5 %s of '26 ext 2d
95
106
-
Bank of
Dominican Rep 5%s '42.M&S
2d Series 1942
5%s Cust Adm 1940—A&O
2nd ser 5 Ms 1940
A&O
92
'
p
68%
106%
102%
100%
July '34 to Dec 1934
97
■
100%
67%
105%
102%
100%
J&J
91m
92%
29
CITIES
coupon
29 m
15%
20 X
17X
20 X
20%
20%
Agricul Mtge Bk (Colombia)
7s
110%
Chinese Government—
New refunding 2-5s
7s
103%
27
FOREIGN GOVERNMENTS
6s
6s
103
F&A
?50
101%
99%
84%
6s series B 1951
A&O
Chilean Cons Municipal LoanExtl s f 7s 1960 ser A..M&S
West Palm Beach—
AND
Ser A int ctfs 1938.A&015
Central Bank of Germany
1953
Funding 3s 1946
390 %
104
4.30
101
—.M&N
...F&A
Extls f 6%s 1952
^
27
Tampa—
5e June 1955 opt *25.—J&J
5s W W Purch '37-72-F&A
J&D
Farm loan 7s 1950. .M&S 15
Farm loan 6s 1960
J&J15
Farm loan 6s I960—A&015
4 25
6*4.25
7s 1948
Oeara (Brazil) 8s 1947—-J&D
Cent Agricul Bank (Germany)
3.75
89
Orlando—
Refunding 4s 1938-62.F&A 6100
sec
1955
90
15m
15m
Oali(Oolombia)s f 7s '47.M&N
Callao (Peru) 7Ms 1944.-J&J / 12m
Carlsbad (City) s f 8s *54.J&J f.53%
Oauca Val (Dept of) Colombia
15m
7 Ms 1946—
A&O
105
104
106%
106%
104
26
Caldas—Ext
4.10
15%
14%
M&N /
Republic—
German Conversion Offer—
25
28
'
Sec s f 7s 1967
J&J
Stabil loan 7 Ms 1968.M&N
s f 7 % s 1946 .J&J
to 3.25
66
Ho""
92
7 Ms ext 1941 stamped J&D
30
f 4s $ bonds 1984.J&J
Bulgaria (Kingdom)—
101
Miami Beach—
5 Ms 1938-1939
s
105
■,
100
108
101%
102 X
102%
109m
J&D
f 6s 1960
to 4.00
5s
„
24
23
.—.F&A
8
to 3.00
103
104%
65%
French Government—
7s ext of 1949 stamped.J&D
24
22
27
M&S
Extl
100
Refunding 5« 1964
24
...
3.75
37
Danzig Port & Wat Ways Bd
27
96
Bud'pest(Gity)6sJ'n'35coup'62
Buenos Aires (Prov)6s'61 M&S
6s stamped 1961
7s stamped 1952
7Ms stamped 1947
6Ms stamped 1961...
Scrip..
Exten 6 Ms 1955 ser B.J&J
114
94
Road bonds 5s 1952
Miami—
—
s
32%
101%
101%
f 8s 1951 ser A..A&O
f 8s 1952 ser B..A&O
5%s
27
84
f 6s 1950
f 6%s 1959
s
s
44%
22
British 4s 1990 opt '60—M&N
Brit Hungarian Bk 7 Ms 1962.
106
104
Leon County 5s July l|1938-40 b 2.50
5s July 1 1941-55b 4.25
Marion Co Road 6s 1952.
101
s
27
22.
,
'
(State) 7s 1935--M&S
20-year
27
24
Sf 5s 1958
35
45
44%
24
30-yrsf 5s of 1957
114
35
35
14
55
24
6s 1940
Brisbane (City) Australia—
60
55
110
Coral Gables 5 Ms '38-'56 A&O / 33
Districts No. 4 6s 1937-55Columbia Co Road 6s 1955..
10%
10%
it*
24
Funding 5s 1931-1951
Funding scrip
Bremen
FLORIDA
Brevard County School Tax
Ext
Ext
-
4s of 1889
A&O b 1.25
23%
44%
4s of 1910
to 3.10
44
4s of 1900
to 2 75
A&O b 2.70
25
10%
-—.
4Ms of 1883
4Msof 1888
Extl
Czechoslovak
32
34
Customs Administrations—
5 Ms of '22 ext 1961
20m
22 m
9X
Brazil 8% ex 1941
J&D
78 Cent Ry elec 1952—J&D
Extlsf 6Ms (1926) *57.A&O
Extl s f 6 Ms (1927) '57-A&O
5s of 1895
5s of 1913
34%
29
30%
Cuban 5s 1944 opt 1911—M&S
Extl g 4 Ms *49 opt
F&A
Extl g 5s 1949
F&A
Extl sf 5Ms *53
J&J 15
5 Ms Pub Wks June 30'45J& D
Serial 5 Ms 1936
J&J
Serial 5%s 1937.
J&J
Cundinamarca Dep (Colombia)
102
25
25
J&J
M&S
4%sBldg—Con*53-'62 M&S 6 2.60
4Mb 1937-1950 (s-a)..A&0& 1.00
6s 1947-1949
4s 1938-1941
26 m
22 m
110%
109%
118%
23 X
23 x
(Rep) Ext 8s '47 M&N
Extl sf 7s 1969
Kent Co OMs 1945-1950-M&S b 2.95
New Castle Co—
5Ms 1938-1944
J&J 6 0.75
29
21
A&O
7s Oct 1947
Bolivia
33%
M&N
1949
Denmark ext 6s 1942
J&J
Ext'l
5 Ms
1955
F&A
Trust rets 4%s 1962 A&O 15
Denmark Mtge Bk—See
Mtge
23
19
Bogota (City) extl 8s '45-A&0
Extls f6Ms 1947
A&O
Bogota (Mtge Bk) 7s May *47
to 2.75
96%
Nov 1 1936 coupon on...
_
23
Bergen, Nor Ex.sf 5s '60M&S
Berlin 6 Ms 1950
A&O / 24
24%
6s June 151958—
J&D
to 230
b 0.75
b 2.05
110
101
Extl 7s 1958
2Ms April 1 1938-1947
2Mb April 1 1948-1957
2Mb April 1 1958-1966
106%
102%
102
'
2.80
to 2.90
96%
Funding 5s 1951
106 %
..
to 2 .50
b 0.90
b 1.00
b 0.50
100%
101m
93%
93%
—
to 2.75
to
104
Barrauquilla 8s 1935-40-46-48 '/ 26
24
Bavaria (Ger'y) 6Ms '45.F&A
19m
Bavarian Palatinate 7s 1945
109 x
Belg Govt extl 6 Ms 1949 M&S
External s f 6s 1955
J& T 109%
Extl sf 7s 1955.
J&D 117 X
3.00
to 3.00
to 2.85
to 3.00
to
b 1.00
102
Baden extl s f 7s 1951
J&J K
20
Bank of Colombia 7s '47-A&0
20
7s 1948
A&O
to 2.75
J&D f> 2.40
J&D b 2.50
102
102%
100%
100m
106 x
M&N
Extl 4 Ms 1956
83
J&J
f 7s 1942
s
Danish Cons Municipal Loan
Australia (Commonwealth)—
Extl 5s July 15 1955.J&J15
Extl 5s 1957
J— M&S
Austrian Govt 7s 1957
W^baUr.&1962
♦3s
0.75
J&D b 0.50
I50
pub wks 1961 .M&N
102
88
'
79
Extl
102
M&N xl01%
A&O d 100«32
•4Ms Sch
4 Ms High Sch 1938-'59 J&D
Torrlngton—
♦6Ms Fund 1938-'41
J&J
4Mb July 1 1939
J&J
Walllngford (Town) 4Mb
1938, 1943, 1948, 1953-J&J b
1937-46
Costa Rica Pac Ry 7%s
5s 1949
f 6s Oct 1959..A&O d 100^32
s
Extls f 6s 1960
Extl s f 6s 1960
2.75
to 2.40
Stamford (T)4 Ms '38-'45 J&J
4s
29
F&A
7s stamped 1957
7s stamped 1937
Cordoba (Prov) Argentina—
1
Ext 6s of '23 1957 A..M&S al00532
to
0.75
Costa Rica (Republic)—
Extl sec s f 7s 1951—
25%
Argentine Repub—
3" 00
Ext
193&965—M&N
13%
13
12X
12%
100%
Antwerp (City) extl 5s '68 J&D
10
s:
4s 1942.—M&N
14
25
O 1945
ser
f 78
f 78 1957 1st ser_ A&O
f 7s 1957 2d ser.A&O
f 7s 1957 3d ser. A&O
8s 1946
•Ridgefield (T) 4 Ms Jan 1 '43
Stamford
s
Extl
65
field (T)4 %s '38-'57A&0
•Plamfield I
Putnam (T 4MB '38-'46-A&0
i 4%s
s
Extl
101%
100%
M&N
99 m
12M
12%
12 %
12 %
12 %
11%
M&S
f 7s ser A 1945
J&J
f 7s ser B 1945--J&J
Extl
'f.65 to3".66
to
s
g 4 Ms 1953
Cordoba (City)—
Extl s f 7s 1957
98%
23 %
M&N
Extls f 7s
:9o
0.50
s
Extl
_
-
Antioquia Col (Dept of)—
1.70
3.15
3.30
3.15
to
1963
Anhalt 7s to 1946
to 2.90
0.50
*4%sSch March 1938-1953
•4%s Improv't *38-'39—J&J
5s
(Dept of) Norway
Ask
Bid
Ask
Bid
Bonds
Net
irice.
•
94%
80%
79%
77%
28%
23
104%
27
33%
15
12%
"95"
k Last sale.
AUG., 1937]
STATE
Quotations for all securities
are
as
AND
near as
MUNICIPAL
Yield Basis
Bid
Ask
or
Net
Bonds
Foreign Govts, and
Silesia
Cities (Concl.)
South Wales
Mexican Irrigation s f gtd 4 Ms
/
4%
Mexico (Republic)—
6s extl loan of 1899 1945
5s assented 1945--
8
8%
£20 pieces
£100 and £200 pieces—
I- t
7
7
71 >4
f
Milan(Italy)ext 6 Ms '52. A&O
Minas Geraes (State) Brazil
Extl 6 Ms 1958
M&S
mi
i
Extl 6 Ms 1959 ser A.-M&S
30
Montevideo (City) 7s '52 J&D„ 71
Extl 8 f 6s 1959 ser A.M&N / 60
_
~5%
5M
5M
s
f 5s 1972
ser
IX J&D
99%
Mtge Bank of Jugoslavia
Secured
s
10%
54
41)
51)4
52 M
r:Mi:
25M
10354
10354
103)4
Sf5Msl950
A&O
Norway ext 6s 1943
F&A
External s f 6s 1944--F&A
4j4s extl sk fd 1956
M&S
4Mb extl sk fd 1965—A&O
Sk fd extl 4s 1963
F&A
100)4
106)4
106)4
99
52 M
:54%
50
25
102 M
24
82%
104
>
102)4
99)4
104M
5 Ms Vict Ln Dec *37..J&D
5s N Serv Nov 15, '41-M&N
2 Ms Jan 15 1944
J&J
3s Jan 15 1967—
J&J
99M
Norway Municipalities Bank
Guar
s
10254
Nuremburg extl 6s 1952 F&A
I
Oldenburg (Free State) 7s 1945 / 23M
_
Oriental Devel—See Jap Govt
Oslo s f extl 4 Ms 1955---A&O
Panama
Panama
Extl
s
101)4
/ 47
(City) 6Ms 1952
(Rep)ext5Ms'53 J&D 106)4
f 5s
M&N / 66)4
1963
Stamped
5% scrip
(National Bank)—
6 Ms series CO & D7 '48-'49 f 88
6)4s series A & B 1946-47/ 86
Parana (State) Brazil 7s 1958
27
W
Panama
Pernambuco (State of) Brazil
Extl s f 7s 1947
M&S
Peru sec s f 7s 1959
M&S
Nat Loan extl 6s 1960-J&D
Extl s f 6s 1961
A&O
Poland (Rep of) 6s 1940-A&O
Stab'n 1 s f 7s 1947-A&O 15
Extl s f 8s 1950
J&J
Porto Alegre (City) Brazil—
/
/
/
/
Alberta (Prov of)—
Gold 5 Ms 1947
5s 1950
Gold 5s 1959--—
^26
25%
4Ms Jan 15, 1942—J&J 15
Deb 4Mb 1956—
A&O
4Ms Jan 15,1957
J&J
4Ms July 16. 1958
J&J
4 Ms Apr 1. 1961
A&O
4 Ms June 1, 1967
J&D
Brit Col (Prov) 5s *48 -J&J 15
5s Apr 25, 1954
A&O 25
4 Ms 1938-1946
J&D 29
4 Ms 1947-1956
J&D 29
4Ms s f deb Jan 23 '69 J&J23
Calgary 5s July 1,1945—J&J
Edmonton (O) 5s '45&'50A&0
~So'
"75%
63)4
50
27%
27
21M
19
5ssf 1955 & 1960
A&O
Halifax N S 4s July, 1945
5s Jan, 1951
J&J
6s 1952
A&O
Queensland (State) 7s '41 A&O
Ext g 6s Feb 15 1947 F&A15
Rio de Janeiro 8s 1946
Extl s f 6 Ms 1953
A&O
24)4
Extl s f 7s 1967
-J&D
Extl s f 6s 1968
J&D
Rome extl s f 6 Ms 1952.-A&O
Rumania (Monopolies)
Institute 7s 1959
F&A
Russian 6 Ms June 18 1919—
_
_
39)4
1)4
iH
Scrip
Santander (Dept)
Extl s f 7a 1948
A&O / 13
Extl
f 7s 1961
M&N
Sao Paulo Brazil 8s 1952 M&N
Extl s f 6Ms 1957-M&N 15
s
/ 15
/ 31
* "
/ 26
Saxon State Mtge Institution
Sink fund 7s 1945——J&D / 22
Sink fund 6Ms 1946—J&D / 22
6s 1947
25
Serbian 5s 1956
51M
Second series 5s 1956—
51
Nov '32-May *35 coupons—
60
Nov '35-Nov *36 coupons. _
42
Serbs Croats & Slov (King of)
Extl 8s 1962
M&N
—
Extl 7s 1962
ser
B
M&N
28
3,10
2.40
to 3.00
to
3.00
to 3.00
2.60
99M
94)*
59
fe*
61
59
59
57 M
56
56
56
56
56
992*
992*
97
95 M
95 M
75
75
57 M
57 M
57 M
57 M
57 M
1002*
1002*
100
97
97
80 :
80
80
0
to
2.25
2.25
0 1.75
to
0 3 00
0 3 00
0
50
2.25
2 25
3 20 % *
to 3.50 % ?■.
to 5 00
to 300
to 3.25
95
100
95
Woodbury 6s
100
IDAHO
4 Ms Cap
4 Ms Impt 1937-47
opt '30
4 Ms Ref 1938
1939
A&O
4 Ms ref 1940-45
A&O
4 Ms Road 1938
opt '27—J&J
Boise City 4%a 1951
J&J
5 2.00
to 2.50
b 2.00
Bldg 1938-1939-J&J
to 2.50
b 2.00
to 2.50
b 2.20
to 2.25
b 2.00
to 2.50
5 3.00
to 3.10
93
88
83
105 M
Comp '38-'43.Aug 1
Comp '38-'43.Aug 1
1
May 1
4s Highway 1945-54
M&S
4s Highway 1955-58
M&N
3 Ms Emerg Rel *37-*47 Dec 15
3 Ms Emerg Ref '48-*54 Dec
15
Bloomington—
4 Ms Serv Comp
*38-*44-Aug
4s Highway 1938-43—
m
86
103
107
109 M
104 M
100 M
102
100
108M
ILLINOIS
4 Ms Serv
4 Ms Serv
4 Ms water
1937-1961.M&S
1.00
to 2.15
1.00
1.00
to 2.05
0.85
2.10
2.50
0.60
2.25
to 2.15
to 2.00
to 2.40
to 2.60
to 2.20
to 2.40
2.00
to
3 50
2.00
to
3.00 %
Champaign County—
5s
102
117M
118M
3s 1956 opt 1945-49
3 Ms 1951 opt 1940
3 Ms 1952 opt 1945
3 Ms 1953 opt 1946
3 Ms 1955 opt 1951
4s 1938-1939
1.00
to 1.75
103 M
105
105
4s 1940-1944
4s 1945-1948
2.00
2.90
to 2.80
4s 1949-1950
3.10
to 3.25
99
bor
_
4MS
1955—
M&S
103
105
100
107
31
117
108
109
109)
117)
115
116
118
119
110M
111M
111
K
100 M
105
104
114
101
106"
107 M
1938-1956—J&J
107M
115M
J&J
4Mb 1938-1942—
4Mb
1943-1960
Quebec (Province)—
101
100 M
J&J
J&J
1938-1944
4 Ms 1950
105
100 M
108
opt 1945-..M&S2
4M8sfl96l.
113
120
M&N
Quebec City—
■>'
v;
5s S F (non-call) 1960-M&N
Saskatchewan (Province)—
5s 1943
(non-call)—J&D15
5s 1959
(non-caU)-.„M&N
117
100 %
109
109
iZli&l™5-—J&J2
Toronto 6s 1938-1940
5s
5s
5s
5s
J&J
1940-1950——I—J&J
1938-1939
1940-1949
1950-1959
4Ms 1938-1939
4 Ms 1940-1941
4 Ms 1942-1945
—
100
100
98M
100
2.75
3.25
3.25
3.30
%
to 3.05
3.30
1.00
,
.
v v?
1
98 M
99 M
99
99
98
98
3.30
3.00
99 M
100M
1.00
to 2.85
3.00
3.40
3.50
to 3.50
1.00
3.00
3.40
3.50
2.85
to 3.35
to 3.50
to 3.60
to 3.35
to 3.60
&
District—
4s 1955 opt 1938-'39——_
4s 1955 opt 1940-'44_.
4s 1955 opt 1945-'47
4s 1955 opt 1948-'54
Cook County—
4s 1956 opt 1938-39
4s 1956 opt 1940-'44
4s 1950 opt 1945-'47
4s 1956 opt 1948-'51.------
1.00
3.00
3.40
3.50
to
to
2.85
3.35
3.50
3.60
to
2.75
to
3 .25
to
to
to
Elgin Sanitary Dist—
110
110
.
4 Ms Mar 15 I960—IMAS
4s Nov 15 1957
M&N15
99 I
99
Chicago Park District—
3 Ms 1950 opt 1946
*
4s 1955 opt 1938-*39
Sanitary
114„
101
Chicago—
4s 1955 opt 1940-'44_——
4s 1955 opt 1945-'47
4s 1955 opt 1948-'55
iir
105
4 Ms Jan 1, 1970—J&J 2
1938-1943—M&N
4 Ms 1954
6s 1938
Board of Education—
3s 1957 opt 1939
3s 1957 opt 1941-43
3s 1957 opt 1945-47
3 Ms 1955opt 1946
4 Ms 1954 opt 1944
108 M
116M
M&N 15
Road
3s 1957 opt '39-*40
3s 1957 opt '41-'42
Deb 4 Ms 1960
4 Ms
77
P
225
3.40
Spalding Co—5s '38-'49—J&J 0 2.25
Swainsboro 6s 1938-50-.A&O 0 4 00
> 2 25
Valdosta 5s 1938-1942
Jan
Ware Co 5s Road 1938-49 J&J 0 2.00
Wat km s S D 6s 1937-50.M&N
1938-49
J&D
3.00
102 M
102M
102 M
78
74
74
81
76
70
*73"
70
67
73
70
101M
5s 1938-1944.
M&N 5 2.00
Evanston S D No 76—
4 Ms June 1 1938-1948
5 2.00
Forest Preserve—
4s 1956 opt 1938~'39
1.00
4s 1950 opt 1940-*44
4s 1956 opt 1945-'47
4s 1956 opt 1948-*52
3.00
3.40
3.50
Granite City 4 Ms 1938-48 J&D
Jackson Co 4 Ms 1938-46.J&J
Lake Co 5s Road *37-'49.F&A
River Forest S D No 90
4Mb 1937-1944
M&S b
2 25
2.75
2.00
2.50
2 85
3.35
3.50
to 3 .60
to 3 50
to
to
to
to
3.50
to
3 .25
to
3.50
to
4.00
to
2.25
108
J&D
J&D
102 M
108
J&D
A&O
115
A&O
103
105 M
A&O
107
t Quotations per 100 gold rouble bond equivalent to
77.4234 grams of pure gold.
2.10
to
101
5s July 1,
„
Santiago(Gity)Ohile7s '49 J&J / 15
2 50
to 3.00
101
refdg May. 1939-M&N
Ottawa City 5s '38 '45—J&J
6s Munic
Imp *38-'50--J&J
91
H*
80
Athens—4 Ms June 30 1943— » 3.00
Atlanta—4 Ms Jan 1 1940.J&J 0 2 60
5s Water
1938-51
J&J 0 2.00
4Ms 1938-1956
J&J 0 1.75
100 M
^
97
Colombia
2.80
to 4.25
102
May 15,1938-43-M&N 15
May 15,1944-57.M&N 15
May 15,1958-68-M&N 15
Hydro Elec Pow Com—
72
.A&O
J&D
a
to 3
4s
81K
4s 1945 stamped
to 2.40
0 3.10
0 3.75
Albany-^s 1945
Pulaski Co 5s 193848
J&J
Rome 4s Mun bldg'38-'39 A&O
Savannah—4Ms ref 1943.J&J
4Ms Drainage 1944—F&A
4 Ms
Refunding 1959—F&A
101 %
110 %
4s
26%
Santa Fe (City) Arg Rep extl
7s 1945
A&O
4Mb ref 1938-1945.—-J&J &1 25
102
4s
34 %
6s 1943
Sec s f 7s 1940
A&O
Santa Fe (Prov) 7s 1942-M&S
4s Stamped 1942
' i-
to 2.25
Deb 4 Ms Sept 15*52 M&S15
^
28%
J&J
M&S
i
GEORGIA
100 M
Ontario (Prov) 6s *43—M&S15
5 Ms 1946-J&J
5s 1959
—-—M&N
4Ms 1944
—M&S
4Ms Jan 15 '38-'47__ J&J 15
4Ms Jan *15 '48-*57-J&J 15
4Mb 1938
M&N 15
4Ms 1939-1970
M&N 15
4s 1941—
...M&N
40 %
f 6s of 1928. 1968 J&J
•'
4s Pav & Sew *38 to
'39.J&J 0 1.75
Marietta 5b WW 1939—-F&A 0 2.50
North Vancouver 5s *60—J&J
/ 28
Nova Scotia (Prov)—
Deb 5s 1960
—M&S
115M
Santa Oatharina (Brazil)—
8s 1947—F&A / 28M
San Paulo (Brazil) State of—
s
•
101M
103 M
Commissioners—
5s Nov 1, 1969—M&N
New Brunswick—
4 Ms non call 1958-M&N 15
4 Ms s f
Apr 15.1961 A&015
73
Extl 8s 1950
Extl 7s 1956
,
112M
113)*
1012*
104
_
Extl
90
87
'
to 4.00
105
106
-
26)4
26)4
2454
8% external loan 1936-J&J
84
'38-'57.F&A 6 3.25
Co 5s *38-'48 M&S 0 1.75
102
Metrop Co 4Ms '53.'54&'61
Is May 1, 1965
M&N
Certificates of deposit
5M% ext loan Dec 1921
Certificates of deposit —
1)4
Saarbrucken (City) Germany
Extl s f 6s 1953—
J&J / 22
23
(Mtge Bank) 6s 1947
Salvador 7s 1957
J&J
42
Certificates of deposit
38
4s scrip.--.______-------12M
8s 1948
62
8s ctfls of deposit 1948-56
—
95
3 Ms
33
M&N
98
96
93
88
Aug 1 1946—-,-.F&Al5
Dougherty
A&O
If
1946--A&0
105
96
94
101M
F&A
Suf (State)
93 M
92
88
84
103
Macon—
110
«Ms 1959
6s 1933
Rio
Grande Do
Brazil eXt s f 8s
7s extl s f 1966
92
90
4)^s June 1, 1971—-J&D
111)_
30 H
~
107
75
100
4s Elec L & P1941
Lachine P Q 5s 1954
109)
m
107%
111%
113M
Hamilton—*
F&A/ 255*
«.
Crisp Co—
Hydro-elec 5s
108
-
Prague (Greater) City—
7 Ms loan of 1932-52. .M&N
Prussia 6 Ms 1951—M&S 15
»
99
95
95
95
93 M
93
100
J&D
Manitoba (Prov) 5s *44-J&D 2
4Ms May 1, 1945
M&N
4Mb Dec 15,1956—J&D 15
Montreal 5s Dec 1, 1945. J&D
5s s f Nov 1, 1956
M&N
4 Ms May. 1954
4Ms Jan, 1944
J&J
4 Ms 1937-1939
A&015
4 Ms 1940-1951
A&O 15
19
55)4
72)4
53)4
Sinking fund 8s 1961—J&D / 29
S f 40-yr 7)4s 1966
J&J / 2754
7s 1968-
J&J
A&O 15
A&O
*
96M
5Ms 1952.
..F&A
58 1940 & 1941 var.
5s 1945 & 1946 var
-HI
5s 1950 & 1951
var-5s Jan 15 1970
J&J14
4Mb 1942 and 1967—F&A
Verdun deb 5s 1954
Winnipeg, Man 5s '44.-.A&O
4Ms non-call 1944—M&N
4Ms June 1 1946
J&D
4Ms June 15 1950—J&D15
4s
«»«■<* mm
99%
.
J&D
f 5s 1970
110
104
100
0
6s„ T7 W 1938—-J&J 0 2.25
Bibb Co 4 Ms
3.10
194849—M&N
10-year 2 Ms Aug 15 '45 F&A
25-yr 3 %b 1961 opt '56-J&J
30-yr 4s Oct 1, I960--A&O
5s refdg Oct 15. '43—A&O
5s May 1952
.M&N
102 M
Ask
Augusta—4 Ms Flood'42 M&N 0 2.75
Clarke Co 5s 1938-1944.-.J&J 0 1.75
Columbus—5s 193844—.J&J 0 1.75
(American Dollar Quotations)
106M
4Ms 1946-1901
.A&O
4s £ July 1 1948
J&J
3Ms July 1 1944-45
J&J
Vancouver ,B O 5%b '39.A&0
Road. 5s 1949-53..
Dominion of Canada—
108
Bid
Appling County—
CANADA
104
Bonds
82
42
Hessen 7s to 1945
F&A
New South Wales (Australla)5s extl s f 1957
F&A
Extl s f 5s 1958
A&O
Met Wat Serv & Dr Board
74
6s 1936
/ 25
5s 1941
„./ 22
23
Wurtemberg 7s to 1945-M&N
lokohama extl 6s 1961--J&D
78%
.*•-
60
Nov '35-Nov '36 coupons-Munich Bank—
101 %
692*
69 %
Westphalia (Prov Bk) 6s 1933 /
52
51
-
70
IS*
91.14
s f 6s I960-——M&N /
Extlsf6s 1964
M&N /
Venetian Prov Mtge Bank—
S f 7s 1952 ser A——A&O ;
Vienna (C) extl 6s '52—M&N
Warsaw (City) 7s 1958..F&A/
Warsaw (Land M Bk) 8s 19411/
100
106
F&A / 71%
682*
682*
Extl
32 M
30 %
75
39M
86.54
Uruguay 8s ext 1946
W*
To
Net
or
Net
Toronto (Concl.)
100
Gold 7s 1943
72
4ik
A&O
f 7s 1957
6s funding 1956
Second 5s 1956--Nov '32-May '35 coupons.
51M
Poland—
Trondhjem (City). Norway—
Extl s f 5 Ms 1957
M&N
tUnion of Soviet Soc Republics
Mtge Bank of Denmark—
Exch
Ask
(Bank of the) 1st 6s '47 F&A / 30
Styria (Prov of) 7s 1946-F&A
98)4
Sydney (City) N S W—
25-yr s f 5Ms 1955--.-F&A 104)4
Tokyo (City of) 5s of 1912—
5s of 1912 1952
M&S
Extlsf 5Ms 1961
A&O
75%
Tolima (Dept of) 7s '47-M&N / 13
5M
5M
4s of 1904-1954
J&D
4s assented 1954
J&D
Extl 4s of 1910 (£20 pieces)
£100 and £200 pieces
Treas 6 % notes '23 ext to '33
(Prov)
Yield Basis
To
Bid;;
Extl sf 7s 1958--.—J&D /
Silesian Landowners Assn—
*
Metrop Water Serv—See New
Stamped assented
93
month preceding the date of issue
Yield Basis
To
or
Bonds
BONDS
possible for the closing day of the
5|Basis.
INDIANA
Elkhart 4 Ms WW '38-75 A&O 5 2.00
Evansvllle 4s ref 1942
J&J
Fort Wayne—
4Ms 1937 to 1941
A&O
1.75
1942 to 1946
A&O
2.50
1947 to 1957
A&O 5 2.75
/ Flat price,
k Lastjsale.
n
Nominal*
to 2.75
to
3.25
&
1
securities are as near as possible for the closing
Quotations for all
Net
Ask
b 1.75
4Mb Oct 1943..
(Olty)—
1942-1956—J&J30
2.50
to
Gary Sch City
6 2.75
4b O H
Indianapolis-—
b 1.50
5 Ks Track Kiev '38-'47. J&J
4b Eire Dep J'ne 1 '41-J&J
4Mb Sch Jne 16'40 J&D15
b 1.50fc
4Mb 1938-1955
J&J
3Mb City HaU 1939—J&J
Indianapolis S D—
(
4s Bldg Sept 1 1946—J&J
3Hs July I 1941
J&J
5s Oct 20 1937-39
A&O
3.50 %
to
2.75]
4Mb
Inapt
1939-1948-F&A
,
1942.-M&N
Davenport Indep Sch Dist—
M&N
M&N
J&J
4MB W W 1938-42—J&D
6s Gen Oblig 1938-40—J&J
1939-1940
4Ks 1940-1941
Des Moines 5s 1938-'57
Ind 8 D—
4Mb Sept 1 1945
M&S
4MB 1944
4s Sept 11945"".—'—M&S
Fort Dodge 5s Fund '39.A&0
Lee Co Prim Road 2 ^s. 1948
Des Moines
Lyon Co 2Mb May 1 1938-47-
Marshalltown Ind S D—
6t City Hall 1938-39.M&N
Marshalltown—
4Mb Water 1937-42... A&O
4Mb Water 1943-*44. A&O
Sac Oo 2Mb May 11938-47—
Sioux City 6s '37-'45 .F&A15
6s Ref Aug 15 1940-.F&A15
3.25'
to
%
1.75
5s Oct 15,1963
5s 1957-1967
3.00!
less
to
to 1.70
6 2.40
less
6 1.40
6 2.25
less
6
to
1.00
2.20
to 2
6 2.25
to 2.20
1 00
1
2.501
1941--J&J 6 1.80
42-46 6 1.75
to
)SS
1
1.25 %
1.20
6 1.40
5s 1942
F&A
4^s Wat & Light 1944. J&J
4**s Wat Plant Pur '39. J&J
Kansas City
2.00
1.25
2.40
J&J
0.70
Leavenworth—
to 2.70
0.75
0.70
F&A
1938-1953
J&J
1938-'54J&J
Sch Dist 4 24 s
to 2.75
to 2.75
6 1.25
%
%
%
to 3.00
6 3.00
2.75
6 2.85
2.75 %
2.25 %
2.65 %
6 2 .00
1938-1939
J&J
1940-1949
1950-1959
J&J
2.50 %
to 2.50 %
to 2.60 %
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
2.60
to 2.00
to 2.00
to
$
2.40! %
groject No 1 July 1 '50 J&J 10234
Project No 2 July 1 '50 J&J 10234
3 July 1 '50 J&J
9 July 1955 J&J
8 July 1 1945 . _.
10 July 1 '50 J&J
No. 11, 1952
No
No
No
No
12'1947
Aahland—
4Mb SI '42, '47 & '52M&S
Bowling Green—5s 1955. J&J
103
102 M
103
102
101
10™
6 3.95
6 3.90
Covington—
Jan 15'38-'61 J&J15
193£:1950
WW 1938-51
6 3.60
F&A b 3 60
A&O 6 3.60
j&j 6 3.60
Fdg 1952 opt '42..F&A
4Mb School Jan 1 1938-69-.
Henderson County—
4s
6 3.50
4Mb
rReS W
434s
Sewer
1969
b 310
F&j 6 3.10
J&A 6 3 15
2s ?eW0rm19i7-,—^-F&A
6 2.70
2®
W,„2? 1950-F&A 109
2" Jan 1 1970
TSeWier
F&A 6 3.00
4s
^J&j 6 3.05
3Ks
Ref
1943
.J&J 6 2.15
..A&o|»
3.85 %
4Mb 1938-44
M&N
Holyoke—
4Mb 1938-'50 (tax-ex) F&A
Lowell 4 Mb 1937 (tax-ex) F&A
Limn—
4s *3 8-'39 (tax-exempt) M&N
2.00 to 3.50
107 M
10524
0.75
0.75
0.75
4s
bo 2.75
to 1.25
to 2.75
to
2.00
to 1.80%
to 2.00 %
Sewer
1938-1941
(tax
6 1 00
exempt)......
M&N
to 1.90 %
Pittsfield—
4s Dec 15
2s Dec 1 1937-1955
0.75
1.50
to 2.00
to 2.00 %
Quincy 3 Mb 1938 to '39—A&O
Salem 4s Jan 1 *38-*54 tax-ex
0.75
to 0.50
to
0.50
to 2.00
Somerville—
1.25
1.50
to
2.00
0.75
1.75
to 2.50
to 2.40
to
8P4sn?938-44
J&D
J&J
(tax-ex)...F&A
0.50
to 2.30
6 0.75
to 1.50
6 0.75
to
6 2.60
to 2.80
2.70
to 1.80
6 0.75
6 1.00
Waltham 3^s 1938-45—F&A
6 1.00
4s 1938-1960
F&A
Warren Water District—
6 0.75
2.00
6 1.00
1937-1944...J&D
4s July 1 1948-50
,
(to
2.20
to 2.90
to 2.60
to 3.50
1937-1945
M&
4^s 1938-1953
—F&A
Wellesley (Town)
4s Mar 1 1938-1946—-M&S
Winchester 4s 1939-1943 A&O
2.50
3.75
Worcester
1Mb Apr 1 '38-'46-
0.75
to 2.10
1.25
to 1.80
0.60
to
1.75
MEXICO
6 3.50
3.10
See
6 2.00
1.50
6 1.25
to 2.00
6 0 75
to 2.50
6 0.75
4s Ref May 1, 1950—M&
Kittery Water District—
to
Foreign
Govts
page
6 1.50
6 2.75
1.00
2.60
MICHIGAN ^
6 2.25
less 1
5Mb July 15 1941
.J&J 15
6 2.25
less 1
5Mb Oct 15 1941
A&O 15
Highway 1941.....J&D
6~2."l0" less 1
5s Highway 1940
.__J&D
less 1
2.20
4 Mb Highway 1943
—F&A
less 1
4 Jis Highway Impt 1944 A&O 6 2.25
4s Highway Impt 1942..A&O
Ann Arbor— *
1.50 to 2 .50
W W ref 4
1938-1948 J&J
2.00 to 2.10
3 Mb 1944-1946
6 2.50
2.40
Battle Oreek—
r 61.00
6 2.50
to 3.50
6 1.00
to 3.50
5 6 0.75
to 1.40
b 0.75
to 1.50
2.85 %
4Mb Rd & Bdge '38-'40J*
4Mb 1938-1942
Ji
4Mb
1938-1942
1 6 0 50
to 1.50
1.95 %
3s ctfs of indebt '38-'50—
) 6 0 75
to 2.10
3.80 %
Old Town Water District—
3.45 %
3.45 %
3.45 %
3.45
3 30
4s
4s
July 1938-1939
July
1952-1958
J&
J&
Portland—
1
2.75 %
1 75 %
3.00 %
2.80
3.00
1
3 00 %
3 Mb July 1. 1938 to 1939.
Portland Water District—
4s
Funding
4s 1937-1950
1
Waterville 4Hs 1940-50-.
Westbrook 4Mb 1937-48.
%
.
1.50
to
3.00 %
2.50 %
110
2 85 %
3.80
5
>6 1.10
5s Gen
1946.
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Battle Oreek S D—
to 2.50 %
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New Bedford—
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5s series F Mar 15 1943
6b series F Mar 15 1938-—
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108
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108
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6 0 55
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106
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4s Highw & Bdge '40-44 M&N
4s State Pier 1938-1942—M&S
3 24s 1937
M&S 6
3 Mb 1938-1939—
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%
%
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Franklin (Town)—
5s J'way & Bdge '38-'54-A&0
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M&S
4Mb
102 M
3.30 %
J&D 6 3.10
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104
103
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105
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104
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424s W W & Sew '38-'54J&J
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Tensas Basin Levee District—
5s
to 3.00
0.50
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101
104
104
Pentchartrain District—
6s 1944
M&N
5s July 1968
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5s 19 0 Series B
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5s Mar 1953 opt 1943.M&S
5s 1965 Series D
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6 2.40
300
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Sedgwick Oo 4Mb 1940
Shawnee Co 4Mb 1944
Topeka 4Hs 1948
Topeka 8D4Hs Mar 1 *38-'46
Wichita 4Mb 1938-46—J&D
Wyandotte County—
4Mb Bridge '38 to *41-F&A
4Mb 1938-1939
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103
103
103
103
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Orleans Levee District—
3 Mb July 1 1953-1968
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to
_
101
101
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6 3.60
6 3.80
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3 Ms Water 1942
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3 J^s gold July 1944
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3s gold July 1 1939
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106
105
105
107
107
107
107 M
107 M
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New Orleans—
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to 1.60
to
6 1.00
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—J&J
to 3.60
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107 M
105 M
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102
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Washington
104
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1
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6 1.00
6 1.00
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6 1.25
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103
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1 00
2.85
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4s, 1953-1954
3.75
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I
1.60
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J&J 6 2.30
8 1941-1957.
5s 1950 opt 1940
5s 1952 opt 1942
5s Oct 15.1962 op
4Mb Sewer 1938-47..M&N
?s 1938-1956
J&J
Crawford Oo 4Mb
Hutchinson—
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Clinton Oo 2Mb
Sioux City S D 6s
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324s series S 1958-1960-J&J l01or
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Oapital Bldg 4Mb Aug 15, '52 6 3.70
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M&S 10524
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5s series F Mar 15.1945-48- b 3.75
5s series K July 1,1947-49— b 3.75
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Fort Wayne School Dist—
6s Oct 1 1937-1943
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,
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*37-'50—
Flint Union School Dist—
5s 1938-1954
M&S
4Mb Marl 1938-1939
Grand Rapids—
3 Ms Sept 1 1937-1940 M&S
Ask
6 2.30
6 2.30
2.20
6 2.15
to
3.85
to
2.75
6 1.50
M&S 6 2.10
Grand Rapids School Dist—
to
4Mb 1937-1943
Highland Park—
to 2.50
to 2.00
M&S 6 1.60
4Ms April 15 1957
6 3.50
5 Ms May 1 1941
4 Ms School Nov 1 1954
Jackson 4 Ms 1938-47—A&016 6 2.00
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Jackson Union S D—
4Ms 1937-1945
2.75
2.35
3.25
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1942—July
4MB 1940-19504MB 1938-1950
4MB 1946
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6 3.00
1
97
—
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4Mb 1937-1948
4Mb 1941-1948
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4s 1941-1945
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M&N 61.00 to
1938-1946
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Duluth Ind School Dist—
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to
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1.75
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2.10
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3.00
2.30
2.60
2.60
F&A 6 1.50
M&N 6 0.70
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6 2.25
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6 1.00
6 1.35
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5Ms Sewer '38 to '39—J&J 6 1.90
4Mb Wat & Sew '38-'50-J& J 6 1.90
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4Mb Rd & Bdge *38-*44M&N 6 1.00
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4MB 1938-1959
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A&O 6 2.00
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4s 1940-1061
3155
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3.50
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Ser II due 1956 to 1960— 6 6.90
Biloxi 5Ms 1938-1943
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Jackson—
5Ms 1938-1954—
A&O
4Mb Jan 1 1938-1952
4MB 1937-1952
M&N
Jones Co 5s 1938-1942 -M&N
Meridian 5s Dec 1 1939—J&D
4Mb School House 1941 J&J
Mississippi Levee District—
5s May 2 1944
M&N
5s July 1 1953
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4Ms Highway 1937-1943.J&D 6 0.50
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5.75
7.75
95
4.25
6 4.50
6 4.50
6 4.50
6 4.00
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6 2.30
6 0 75
6 2.30
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Hoboken—4Mb
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Buchanan County—
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Joplin (School District)—
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3 Mb Jan 1938-1941
5s May 1938 to 1941
4Mb Nov 1937 to 1941
3 Ms Mar 1938 to
1942—
3 Ms May 1938 to
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6 4.75
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M&S 6 1 75
5 Ms Oct 15 '37 to'59
A&015 6 1.50
5s 1938-1958
J&J 6 1.50
4Mb 1937-1983
F&A 6 1.50
4 Ms School Dec 1
'45-J&D
4s Sch house 1959
opt 1949 6*3*60
4s Pas Val sew'61
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4s 1938-1970
J&D 6 1.50
3 Ms Track elev 1954..F&A 6
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1937-1942
Newark—
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ti
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3 Ms 1939-1949
4s 1938 1969
0.90
0.60
0.90
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to
1938-70-J&D15 61.75
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5Ms 1937-1970
Neptune 4 Ms 1940-55—.F&A
0.75
3.50 %
3.60
4Mb
0.90
6 0.90
3.25
F&A
to 4.20
Morris town—
1.00
1.00
3 60
4.10
3.80
m
1.00
3.15
to 3.65
6 1.50
3 Ms 1938 to
1967.
J&J 6 3.00
Middlesex County—
4Mb Road 1938-1944..F&A 6 1.50
Imp 3s Nov 15 1938-1948— 6 1.50
Monmouth County—
4Mb Mar 15 '38-'50-M&S 6 2.50
4 Ms Rd &
bdg '37-51F&A15 6 2.00
Montclair 4Mb Sch 1941.A&0
4Mb High sch bldg *44. J&D
Morris County—
0.60
%
to 3.40
to
6 1.50
Lodi—5s 1938-1947
Long Branch 5s 1943
M&N
Lyndhurst 3-5s 1938 57—J&J
78
Maple wood (Township)—
4s 1938-1967
J&D 15 6 1.50
Mercer County—
3 Mb April 1&41
A&O
Middlesex (Borough)—
St
J&D 6 1.25
J&J 6 1.75
6 1.15
4Ms 1938-1967
4 Ms 1942
July 1938-1966—
4Ms series B July 1938-07—
4s series O April
1938-69—
to 2 !
to 2.!
to 3.15
113 M
J&D 6 2.25
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F&A 6 4.00
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4s July 1
6 2.25
1938-1953
Gen ref 3 mb *38-'54—F&A
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3Ms, 1938-1956
J&D 6 2.00
Keansburg 5Ms 1938-59.M&N
87
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-
J&J 6 0.70
J&J 6 0.70
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Ms ser C of'30 Nov '37-'69
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1.'
to 2.:
to
6 1.85
5Ms 1942-1953
A&O 6
5s 1937-1969
A&O 6
4Mb School 1937-58—.J&D 6
4Mb School 1945
J&J
4 Ms Water 1961
A&O 6
4 Ms Sch
4 Ms O of *20 Jan *53
opt
to 2.'
6 1.40 j to 1.'
J&J 6 2.10
81
100
1940—.J&J
4 Ms 1937-1959
Jersey City—
to 2.25
Highway Extension—
to 2 .:
to
77
4.25
4.05 %
Com
....
Hunterdon County—
4Mb Road & bldg *38-'46J&J
Irvington 5s School 1963.J&D
July 1940
4Mb series F Jan 1941—...
4mb series G July 1941
4s series H July 1942
4s series I July 1943
4 Mb series A of '27
July 1944
4s ser B of '27
July 1950—
Soldiers Bonus 5s
July 1941—
to 2.
1.85
to
to
1938-1954—J&J b 3.75
'
Hudson County—
4Mb 1938-1978
M&N15 5 1.50
4s g Park 1954 &
'59.M&N 6 3.60
3.20
3.10
4 Mb series E
to 2.
1 90
95
6 2.00
4Mb 1942
F&A
4Mb Imp 1938-1942—J&J 6 2.25
6s
1938-1954
.F&A 6 2.25
3s 1937-1966
M&S 6 1.50
to 3.75 %
—
toll
4Mb 1943-1946M&S
48 1943-1947
M&S
4s Road 1944-1948
-A&O
4s Nov 1 1948-1952
M&N
3 Ms 1948-1952
4 Ms Road 1938-1942
3s Road 1963-1957
J&D
3s Building 1939-1941
J&J
3s State Bldg 1940-44—F&A
97
—
to 3.35
Bridge bonds—
4mb Series A July 1938—4Mb Series B July 1939—
4 Ms series O Jan
1940
4Mb Series D July 1940
4mb series E Jan 1941
Road Bonds—
4 Ms series C July 1939
4 Ms series D Jan
1940
2.
0.70
98
Gloucester Co—
„
A&O
4.10
104
4 Ms Water
MISSOURI
A&O
to
100
4Ms Bldg&Rd'38-'45
J&D20 6 1.50
Hackensack
••
to
6 2.50
4Ms Mun Bldg 1937-70 F&A 6 1.25
Gloucester City—
4Mb 1938-1966
88
J&D
5 Ms Water
88
1938-1963.M&S
3.50
to 3.60
to
to
to 3.25
Kearney—
3.75
J&J 6 4.00
4s 1952 optional 1922--J&J 6 4.00
b Basis.
to
NEW JERSEY
3.75
3.75
3.75
4Mb July 1949
M&S 6 2.50
M&S 6 1.70
M&S 6 2.60
4S 1941-1945
4.25
4.25
4.25
4.25
4.25
4.25
6 4.50
6 4.50
5s Pub Imp 1937-48—F&A 6 4.251
Yazoo-Miss Delta Levee Dist5s 1937-1954
M&N 6 4.00
4MB 1938-1950
4 Ms 1938-1950
1938-1969
Essex Fells
(Boro)—
5s July 28
1938-1960
to 3.00
J&D 6 2.25
4Ms *38, *40. '42. '44.M&N 6 1.00
Keene 4Mb 1938-1942— _M&N 6 1.00
Manchester— /
Vicksburg
1948-1950
July 1938-1948
——J&J 6 0.75
4s June 1938
.J&D 6 0.85
4s Highway
1937-1943—M&S 6 0.75
3.50
6 3.80
J&J 6 3.80
A&O 6 3.80
May 1 1939-50-—
is Impt 1953
Jackson County—
4s 1938-1951
Joint
,
M&S 6 3.80
is
4MB 1938 & 1939
4s
to 3.
NSW HAMPSHIRE
4s
Impt 1938-1946
4Mb Road
4Mb 1937
to 2
5s
1948
J&D 6 3.40
Omaha SD 4 Ms May 1'55M&N
63.30
York School District—
4Mb 1938-1955
J&J 6 1.50
MISSISSXPI
[s
to 1,
•
A&O 6 1.00 to 2.50
5s School July 1 1951—J&J
6s Gen'l impt 1938 -62--J&J
Highway 1937-46--A&O 6100
4Mb 1938-1959
J&J 6 2.00
Omaha—
vV.
4 Ms Wat wks Dec 15 *41 J&J 6
2 00
4mb May 11956
M&N 6 3 30
July 11951—J&J
4Mb W W 1938-42
in
%
to 2
Fair
Holdrege S D 5s 1938-55.J&D 6 2.50
Lincoln School District—
4 Ms 1928-1953
M&N 6 1.25
McCook Fund 5s '37-43.F&A 6
1.80
North Platte Sch Dist—
2.75
River
Glen Ridge—
Beatrice S D 5s 1938-54—F&A 61.70
Douglas County—
2.75
to 2.25
4.00
6 2.50
6 2.25
M&S
School 1938-1974.-A&O
Elizabeth—
4 Ms
1938-1957
A&O
5Mb Dec 1 1937-1946.J&D
6s 1938-1972
J&J
Englewood—
5s 1938-1944
A&O
Essex County—
4Ms 1938-1960
M&S 15
NEBRASKA
to 2.50
to
1938-1940
3
to 3.00
M&S 6 1.00
J&O 6 2.00
Ramsey County—
4 Ms 1937-1950
„
75
to 2.10
2s 1938-1946
A&O 6 1.00
1.90s Oct 1 1937-46-.-A&O 6 1.00
St Paul—
6s school
2.30
3.30 %
Phila-Camden Bridge—
_
A&O
-
2.60s 1939-1966
2Mb 1938-1947
2.20s 1942-1959
5s
4Mb 1938-1945.
4 Ms 1946-1973
East Orange—
to 2.25
0
to
360
3.60 %
1.75
1.60
4Mb School 1938-1951.M&S
Delaware
%
3.10
Highway debentures—
to 3.00
6 1.00
2.25
to
Cape May Co—
5s Sewer 1938-1960
5a Dec 31 1937——-—— 61.00
4 Ms Dec 31 1939-40
6 1.70
4Mb Dec 31 1937-39
61.00
Daniels Co 5Ms 1938-42—J&J
96
6s 1941 opt 1940
J&J
96
Great Falls—
to
to
to
Cape May—
2.40
to
1.25
1.25
1.25
1.60
6 3.70
4s 1944 1968
%
to 2.30 %
to
6 2.00
1
to 2 40
4.50
4.25
4.25
to 3 .50
to 3.50
to
to
1938—.A&O
_
to
100
6 3 00
6 2.50
6 2.60
6 2.00
1937-60.J&D15
4 Ms 1937 to 1969—.J&D 15
Bogota—
2.85
4 Ms 1938-1946
J&D
1.75 Bound Brook 4
Ms '38-'42 J&D
Bridgeton (City)—2.25
4 Ms 1937-1958
J&D
1.20
Camden—
2.60
5Ms 1937-1961
F&A
2.80 'o
4Mb Water '38 to '60.M&N
2.30 %
4Mb 1942-1969
J&J
1.50 %
4s 1945-1970
2.10
Camden Co—
4 Ms
2.3U
1938-1970.:
J&J
MONTANA
2.25
M&S
„
2.50 %
4Mb
6s Bridge 1938-40
M&N
5 Ms Bridge 1938-40—M&N
4 Ms Sanitorium *38-'42 J&J
100
1937-1955. J&D15
1938-1939
A&O
_,4s Court Hse
Hennepin County—
Minneapolis—
58 1937, 1940,1943,1945,
1946, *47. '48,'49,*50 J&D 6 1.00
99
Bloomfield—
to
6 1.00
6 2.10
80
94
5 Ms Dec 15
5s Dec 15
2.75 %
to 2.65
M&N 6 0.70
M&N 6 1.60
M&N 6 2.15
& impt
A&O 6 2.25
bldg
1950-1955
3s School 1940-54
F&A
38 Refunding 1952
A&O
2MB Public bldg & impt
"
"
j
1951-1956.
—M&n
Springfield 4 Ms '38-'49-M&N
University City—
4 Ms 1938-1943
M&N
4 Ms 1942-1949
-J&J15
66
75
o
to
M&N 6 1.75
4s 1946-1951
3 Mb Public
65
Bavonne—5s
1938-1949.J&J
4 Ms
1937-1955
F&A
Sci*001 1937-66—F&A
Belleville 5s 1937 & '44.M&N
Belleville S D 6s '37-'44 M&N
Bergen Co—
6Ms Dec 1 1937-1942.J&D
1
82
1973—III
Audubon (Boro)—
6s July 1 1938-1944
S D 4Mb
1938-55
%
Net
82
Bridge 1938-57—A&O
a
1.90
J&J 6 1.85
J&J 6 2.25
M&N
2Mt4^s Jan 1973-..
ater 3-4Ms Jan
Atlantic County—
%
%
2.50
J&J
77
77
M&N
1938-1970
Atlantic City—
■J
W Ask
Bid
A4&y 19?7^1^53^
1.50
2.85
2.90
J&J
3 Ms toll
bridge series A—July 15 '56
99
St Joseph 4Mb l938-*45—M&S 6 0.70
Refunding 4 Ms May 11951
St Joseph S D 4s 1940
St Louis 4Mb Public bldg &
impt 1938-1943
-J&J 6 0.70
4Mb 1938-1939
—F&A 6 0.70
h> :i. '
Covert roads
To
St Charles County
99
less M
less 1
Wayne County—
J&J 6 1.75
J&J 6 0.75
5s 1941
3 Ms 1941-1951
2Mb 1945-1955—-
to 3.25
4Mb School June 1 1955—. 6 4.00
Port Huron 4 Ms 1942
6 3.00
Saginaw—4Mb 1937-49--F& A 6 1.00
I Ms Sewer 1938-51—J&D 61.00
Voted bonds
Kansas City
4MB 1939
J&J
5s Water 1939
J&J
4MB 1940
-—J&J
4 Ms Various May 9 38-72 6 0.70 to 3.50
4MB Jan & July 1942—J&J
4Mb 1938-1955—--—A&O 6"0.7b" to 2*90
4Mb Airport 1937-54—A&O 6 0.70 to 2.95
4s Airport 1937-1971— M&S 60 70 to 3.30
3 MB 1938-1974
-J&J 6 0.70 to 3.25
3 Ms 1938-1974
F&A 6 0.70 to 3.15
3 Ms 1938-1955
A&O 6 0.70 to 2.90
3s 1954-1975
M&S 6 2.75 to 3.00
2MB 1956-1975
A&O 6 2.70 to 2.85
Kansas City S D—
i
4s 1941-1951
J&J 6 1.90 to 2.80
r:Ni
Yeild Basis
°r Ask
_
J&D 61.00
.J&J 6 2.25
Ms 1946 opt 1937
%
3.75
to
Lansing—
Muskegon S
%
less 1
M&N 6 2.00
4 Ms 1938-1946
Muske gon 4 Ms 1938-44
Bid
Net
to 4.05
3s Sept 1 1941-1945
.
Bonds
to 4.00
6
95
preceding the date of
Yield Basis
To
Net
or
Bonds
I- V'
BONDS
to 3.00 %
to 3.00
to 3 75 %
4.50 %
-
to 4 50 %
to
4.25 %
to 4 10 %
to 4.10
3*40
3l40 %
3.40 %
to 3 76 %
to 3.20
%
to 3.60 %
■
state
96
municipal bonds
and
Ask
New Brunswick—
4Mb 1937-1957-—---F&A
4Mb 8ch & wat 38- 69-J&D
4 Ms 1937-1967
J&D
North Arlington (Borough)
6 2.00
6 2.00
6 2.00
4.00
to 3.90
to
86
6s Sewer fund 1938-47-J&J J 75
80
North Bergen ref 4s-4Ms
Nutley (School District)—
4Ms 1938-1942
F&A 6 2.00
b 3.25
4Ms 1943-1967-------F&A
b 2.00
5Ms Nov 15 1937-39-M&N
98
1944----F&A
May 15 1938--56
Ocean City—5s
4Ms Impt
Co 4Ms
Ocean
1938-50-J&D
Unemployment Relief—
2Mb July 6 1938-1947—J&J
General State Improvement—
2 Ms July 6 1938-1962.-J&J
lMs Sept 10 '37-46—M&S 10
Emerg Unemploym't Relief—
2 M s Sept 25 '37-'43._ M& S
2Ms Sept 25 '44-'45—_ M&S
1 Ms Sept 10 1944-1946
Albany County—
.
•
'■*&■
4 Ms 1938-1960
M&S
3 Ms Fund 1938-1941. M&N
2 Ms refunding 1938-57-J&J
Albany (City of) —
4M 1937-1969—M&N
4M 1938-1970
J&D
4s Munic & Sch '38-'63_J&J
3M 1938-1971
J&D
2 Ms 1937-1945
M&N
2% 1937-1955
M&N
Albany Port District—
4s 1937-1972
M&N
Binghamton—
4Mb Oct 1 1937-71
var.
2s Mar 11938-1956
4.10
to 2.75
98
to 4.50
5s Impt
4Mb Water
(-:>■
1944--M&N
1939-1970—J&J b 1*75
_n
4MB
--J&J { }-f0
J&D 6 1.50
1937-1968
3.30
to 3.75
to
M&N 6 2.00
1937-1959
4Kb Feb 1 1945
F&A
4MB 1937-1967-*
A&O
Perth Amboy—
4Ms April 1944---------4Ms Water 1938-64—M&S2
5s Feb 1938-1977
F&A
6 2.00
to 4.30
99
101
4.00
3.20
to 3.40
%
6 2.00
6 3.00
to
to
_n
6 1.50
to
Ridge wood 4 Ms 1938-62-M&N 6 1.50
5Ms 1938-1939
-J&J b 1.75
4KB 1938-1968
M&N 6 1.50
Sea Isle City 5s 1942
F&A
90
Somerset County—
0.40
1.80
1.80
Terminal—
to
1.25
to
3.20
3.25
,
_
4Hs 1937-1973
South Orange—
A&O
96
4s 1938 to 1944
-J&J
M&S
J&D
J&D
b 1.25
6 1.50
1938-1962
4Ms 1938-1969
-4Ms 1938-1968
6s
6 1.25
6 1.25
101
to
2.75 %
to 3.30
1
Summit—
4Ms School 1941
F&A
4Kb Imp & sch ,37-,60-J&D
Sussex Co 4Kb '37-'44
M&S
4s Impt 1938-1955
M&N
Tenafly 4Kb 1938-1963.F&A
v
2.25
■
1.25
1.25
1.25
2.50
6
6
6
6
to
to
3.40 %
2.85 %
to 3.20
to 4.25
I
Trenton—
5Ms 1938-1951
A&O
5s School 1938-1955—A&O
4MB 1938-1966
F&A
4MB 1938-1960
F&A
4s
6 2.00
to 3.90
6 2.00
to 3.80
6 1.75
6 1.75
to
6 2.50
to
4*50
2%25
%
1.25
4Mb Oct 15 1937-52
to 3.10
4 Ms
4s Oct 11942
,
3
3.80 %
to 3.75
J&D
City Hall 1939
Union City 4Ms 1937-'64.J&D
Union County—
6s March 15 1938-M&S 15
to
6 1.25
Rd&Bdge'38-'47-F&A 6 1.25
<
'
to 1.90 <
b 0.75
'
2.70 '
to 2.70 «
to 2.00 !
to 2.20 (
6 0.75
to 3.50 '
6 0.75
b 0.75
to
to 2.80
b 1.25
to
b 1.00
b 0.75
to 2.00 '
3.20 '
to 1.25 1
1.25"
to 3.50 1
3.40 1
to 3.30
to
1
3.50 1
-
,
2.90
%
2%25
98
3s Jan 1 & July 11949-1952—
2Ms H way deb 1944-45-M&S 5 3.00
Albuquerque—
6s Water Works 1962—J&D 108
4MB 1938-1950
J&J 5 4.25
4Mb 1938-1950
J&J 5 4.25
to 2.30
to 3.40
Elmira—-
4Ms Water 1937-45-A&O 6 0.75 to 2.00
Erie County—
4Mb 1938
.—..J&D 6 1.10 to 0.80
4 Ms 1939-1959
.J&D 6 1.50 to 3.30
4s 1945-1953
M&S 6 3.00 to 3.25
2.90 March 1. 1938- 1947— 6 1.00 to 3.00
Middle Rio Grande
Dist 5 Ms 1937-73
Nov
3.00
to 3.25
1.50
2.00
to 3.50
to 3.90
3" 2 5
to 3.40
to 3.20
1.25
to 3.00
2.30
to
to
2.75
(8
Highway 1965
Barge Canal 1945
M&S
1,00
to 1.25
1.25
to 2.10
to 2.10
6 2.65
6 2.10
2.00
[s
J&J
(s Bonus 1938-1939.—A&O 6 0.50
1.40
_,]s Bonus 1940-1949.A&O
1.90
J&J
4s Canal Term Jan 1946—J&J 6 2.15
4s g High Imp Mar 1958.M&S u 2.50
48 Canal Term 1942
4s g High Imp Sept 1958.M&S 6 2.50
4s High Imp Mar I960-. M&S 6 2.60
8MsMar 15
6 Basis.
/Flat price.
2.05
2.40
2.40
6 2.60
2.50
6 2.60
62 60
'38-'39-M&S 15
2.30
1.70
6 2.60
6 2.60
6 2.60
-------
to
2.50
2.50
2.50
2.50
2.50
2.50
2.50
2.50
2.50
2.50
2.50
4s Canal Imp July 1960—J&J 6 2.60
4s Canal Imp Jan 1961
J&J 6 2.60
4s Canal Imp July 1961—J&J 6 2.60
4s Higbw Imp Mar '61..M&S 6 2.60
4s Palisade Park 1961
M&S 6 2.60
4sOanal Jan 1962
J&J
4s Highw Imp Mar '62..M&S
4s due Sept 1 1965—
4sdue Jan 1 1966
4s Canal Imp Jan 1967--J&J
4s Highw Imp Mar '67-.M&S
4s Palisades Park 1967—M&S
4s Bldg constr 1937-1939 M&S
4s Bldg constr '40-'49
M&S
4s Apr 15 1940-1955——A&O
to 1.10
1.00
___
to 2.20
1.25
to
'38-'51._M&N
1.90
to 2.00
to
1.25
1.00
6 2.60
Gen & ref
%
3Ms Dec 1.1965.
Bayonne Bridge—
M&S
2.75
1.50
86
88
3.00
107 M
\04M
102 M
98 M
5 Ms May 1 '38-*52—-M&N 6 2.00
3.90s 1937-1939—
J&J 6 2.00
3.90s 1940-1964
J&J 6 2.25
Marine Parkway Authority
3.80 %
3.35
to 2.00
1
Mount Vernon—
5Ms 1938-1941
—A&O
6 1.25
6 1.50
1962-73—M&N
6 3.50
to
4s Sewerage 1950-55—M&N 6 3 35
5s Jan 2 1938
J&J
to
2Ms 1937 to 1956
3s 1937 to 1946
2.50
to 1.10
6 1.40
6 0.50
to 2.25
4 Ms
to 1.10
4Mb 1937-1939
Nassau County—
5s 1938-1943-
1938 1944
.
to 2.10
3.75
3.50
.50
to 2.90
M&S 6 1.25
to 2.50
„
M&N
A&O
M&S
6 1.25
6 1.00
to 2.65
6 1.00
to 1.75
to 2.65
2.75
2.85
to
to
to 2.60
to 2.60
2.40
to 2.85
to
to 2.30
2.20
to
I
1
1
to 2.75
%
to 2.25
%
to 2.60
320
3.30
2.25 %
to 1.50
to 2.40
to 2.40
to
i
to
to
to 2 35
to
2.60
2.25
3-20
2.50
to
2.75 %
to
to
to
i
to 3.10
to
to
2.50
2.65
to 3.20
i
i
108 M
105M
103 M
99 M
104 M
111M
to
2.20 %
109 M
to
2.10
.80
2.90
2.80
to 2.85
to 2.40
to 2
to
6 0.75
to
6 0.60
5s
'38-'62
A&O
6 1.00
6 1 00
6 0.90
to
to
2.50
1.50
Rockland Co—
[a 1937-'38 (reg)_F&A 15 6 1.00
js 1938-1946
M&S 6 1.20
Rockville Centre (V)—
4.15s 1938-1952
Rome 5 Ms 1938-1941
to 2.35
M&S 6*1.00
2.90 %
98 M
F&A 6 1.10
.
A&O
103M
to
IMs 1937-1940
to 2.50
to 2.60
1938-1943
3.10 %
106 M
105 M
4Mb Pub Imp '37-'58.F&A
4Mb
1938-1959
M&S
4s Imp Sch &c *38-'47.J&J
2Mb 1938-1957
M&S
Rochester
to 2.90
106 M
112M
111M
4 Ms ser E '42-'60—M&S
Putnam Co 4 Ms *38-'51.A&0 6 1.00 to 2.90
6 1.00 to 2.90
4s 1938-1954.
F&A
4Mb Highway 1937-58.F&A 6 0.75
to 3.60
104
I960-J&D 103 M
Middleport 4.35s '38-'42.J&D 6 2.00 to 2.25
4.35s Sewer '38-'39
J&D 6 1.25 to 2.25
6 0.25
6 1.40
UQM
Rensselaer County—
to 2.50
Sk fd 4Ms ser A
Mineola (V) 4.40s 1938-68 J&J 6 1.00
Monroe Co 4s 1938-44—F&A 6 1.25
3.90s Co Bldg '38-'50—F&A 6 1.25
IMs Jan 15 1938-42—J&J 6 1.00
103 M
George Washington Bridge4Ms Ser B '40 to '53.M&N
4 Ms ser D '38-'41..M&S 6 1.35
108
4 Ms ser D '42-'60-M&8
Holland Tunnel—
1.00
4 Ms ser E '38-'41—M&S
90
to
107
Inland Terminal—<
to 2.50
86 si'
1.50
107
-
Gen & ref 3s Dec 15 1976—
to 2.75
to 3.00
3.00
3.00 %
to
6 0.75
M&S 6 0.75
>
1.20
J&J
%
3.20
.1
1943-1949
M&S
1938-1942
M&S
Long Beach 5 Ms *38-'60-M&N
5 Ms 1937-1940
—J&D
5Ms 1941-1960
J&D
Mamaroneck (T)4 Ms'38-64J& J
Mamaroneck Un F S D No 1—
5s
6 2.60
to 2 25
3.10
to
4s Ser 01939 to'53 J&J 3
—
4.40s
4M8 School
4s
Gen & ref 3 Ms May 1.1976
1.50
4 Ms
Co
Port of N Y
Authority—
Gen & ref 4s May 1, 1975—
Kingston—
4Ms 1943-1949
4Ms Sch 1938-1944
6 2.65
to
6
4s School 1937-'59
Port Jervis 4 Ms '38-*69
Lock port—
2.60
2.55
2.55
112M
112M
to3.35 %
110
J l-£0
£ 2.00
exempt 1942
M&N b 2.10
R T 1948-1950-.M&N,£3.25
No 1 4.60s 1944-1966
275
to 1.85
98
2.60
6 0.50
Ossining 4Ms 1937-42.-M&S
6 1.00
4Ms Water 1938-1969.A&0
Oswego—5 Ms 1938-46—M&N 6 1.20
Oyster Bay Wat Dist—
4s
1938-1950
J&J 6 1.00
Pelham (T) Un Fr Sch Dist
to 3.35
1.25
1.50
1.25
4Mb 1938-1940
Jamestown 8 D 5s '37-39 J&D
Johnstown 4 Ms Dec 1937
Kings Co 4s May 1 1938-'44—
95
6 2.70
J&J
Poughkeepste 4 Ms '38-52 J&D
Socorro Co 5s 1941 op '21.A&0
6 2.70
M&N
111
to3.35
to
to 2.30
2.70s June 1.1938-1944
to 2.80
112
111
1.25
to 3.30
A&O 6 2.20
.A&O 15 6 2.00
Lackawanna4Ms '37-54M&N
to 2.15
110M
M&N
Ontario
to 3.00
to 2.85
J&J 6 1.50
68
6 2.20
1UH
May 1957.M&N
1958
to 2.60
to 2.75
J&J 6 1.50
63
b 0.60
114M
111
1956
to 3.40
to 2.25
4.20s 1937-1945
M&N 6 1.25
4.20s sewer 1946-60--M&N 6 2.85
4Ms 1938-1951——M&N 6 1.50
4.40s 1938-1950
M&N 6 1.50
Garden City 4 Ms 1938-52-J&J 6 1.25
Conser
F&A
NEW YORK
5s Jan & Mar 1 1938-1945
5s Jan & Mar 1946-1970
4Mb Highway 1963
..M&S
4Mb Canal 1964
J&J
(s Canal 1965
J&J
to 3.15
M&N
M&N
1.50
1.25
to 2.50
■
Hempstead UnFSDNol
6s 1938-1954
M&S
50 Hornell 4Ms 1937-1947-F&A
Hudson Riv Regulating Dist—
4Ms 1938-1965
J&J
2.75
4.70s 1938-1965
J&J
2.75
Huntington (T) 4s *38-'52-J&J
100
Islip 4s 1938-1951
M&S
100
Ithaca—4Mb Water 1942 J&J
to 3.20 %
4 Ms 1940-1954-—
J&J 6
3.60
3.60
to 3 15
1.00
Serial 1938-46—F&A
Niagara Falls—
6 2.00
5 Ms 1941-48
M&N
4.15s Sewer 1965-70..M&N 6 2.80
6 0.75
4.10% Sewer 1938-50..J&J
4 Ms Wat May 1 '41-48M&N 6 2.00
1.30
4 Ms Sew '39-'46 reg.M&N
3.95 Nov 1,1961-70. -M&N 6 2.80
6 2.00
3 Ms 1942-1945
M&N
6 1.25
2s Mar 1 1939-1949
Niagara Falls S D
6 0.75
4 Ms
1937-1960
F&A
No Hempstead S D No 7—
6 1.25
4 Ms
1938-1942
J&D
North Tarrytown—
4 Ms Water 1937-45..A&O 6 1.00
6 2.70
4Mb Water 1946-64—A&O
6 2.70
4 Ms 1947-72
J&J
1.75
Oneida 4s Water '40-'45„J&J
6 1.00
4 Ms Water 1938-39
J&J
6 0.75
Onondaga Co, 4 Ms '37-47A&O
Ref 1.90s 1938-57
F&A 6 0.75
3.70s 1938-1951
A&O 6 1.25
Essex Co 4s 1937-1956—M&S 6 1.00
Franklin Co 4Ms *38-'40-M&S 6 1.25
Jamestown—
4s Mar 20 1943
%
118M
118M
119M
to 2.30 %
to 2.50
to 5.00
112
to 2.40
2 Ms
6 1.00
to 4.60
2.50 %
116M
116M
117M
117M
to 3.00
1938-1965
J&D
Groton 6s Wat '38-'50—M&N
Harrison (T)—
y
101
116M
3Ms
3Msg exempt 1952.—M&N b 3.25
6 3.25
3 Ms g exempt 1953
M&N
106
3 Ms g exempt 1954—M&N
106
3 Ms g Water ex 1954. M&N
3 Ms exempt 1955
M&N 105M
6 3.30
3 Ms stock Apr 1,1954. A&O
105 M
3 Ms Corp stock Mar 1,1960
104 M
3 Ms Corp stock Jan 15,1976
102 M
3 Ms Corp stock
July 1, '75. 6
2.75
3s Rap Trans 1947-51. .F&A
98 %
3s corp stock Jan 1 1977 J&J
4.40s
100
3.20
118M
1.50
115M
to
to 2.50 '
to
99
4s Fund 1939 opt 1919-M&S
3 Ms H'w'y deb r46-'47— M&N 5 3.00
99
3 Ma H'w'y deb '48-'49-M&N
122
o ?4s
3 Ms Corp stock July 1 '75.
uorp shock
i vo—
3 Ms Corp stock 1939-54—
3 Ms g exempt 1941
M&N
to 4.10
6s Highway 1938-1940—ZJ& J 5 3.25
6 Ms Highway 1938-1940ILJ&J 5 3.25
99
4Ms Dec 16 1952 opt '22.J&D
121M
to
6 1.00
Hempstead (T)4 Ms'38-59 A&O 6*1.50
Hempstead 4Ms 1937-65 M&S 6 1.00
NEW MEXICO
124
3 Ms
4 Ms 1938-1980
F&A 6 1.50
Haverstraw 4.12s 1937 —M&S
West Orange (T) 6s '38.M&S
118M
118M
109 M
109 M
Various
4s
to 2.40
2.30s 1938HB7
3.40
3.20
120 M
120
1965
4s May 1959
4s serial 1938-1963
Greenburgh U S Sch Dist No 9
to 3.40
to
to 2.90 '
4.25
4MB 1938-1966
West New York—
4Mb Oct 1 1937-1968—A&O 6 2.75
5s School 1938-61
M&N 6 3.00
6 1.50
6 1.00
to 3.60
1.50
A&O 6 1.50
to
to 2.80 1
6 1.00
to
J&Dto
3.40
to 2.50
6 2.60
6 1.00
6 1.00
F&A 6 1.25
93
to
6 1.50
6 1.20
to
M&S
4.65 %
to
6 1.50
4s Various
to 3.25
6 1.00
1938-1946
Greenburgh (T)—
4s 1938 1951
3.00
2.25
■
3.30 '
to 2.80 ■
to 3.00 '
to 2.90
6 1.00
1947-1954
Chester—
r-V
to
4s
4s
Freeport—
to
1.25
to 3.40 '
4s
4Mb 1938-1958
6 2.50
4s Nov 1955
M&S 6 1.00
East
to 2.90
to 3.50 '
J&J 6 2.75
J&D 6 2.70
3 Ms 1940-1964
3.40s Nov 15 '37-'55—M&N
3.10s Oct 15 1937-46-A&O
2.60% Relief 1938-45-J&J
2Ms Oct 15 1937-56
A&O
2.20s Jan 15 1938-47-J&J
Columbia County—
4 Ms 1938-1959
A&O
Corning 5Ms 1938-60
M&S
Cortland Co 4Ms '38-'51-J&J
Delaware Co 4.20s '38-'52A&0
to
—
to 3.30 '
6
June
3.60
3.00
to
—
2.60 '
Westfield—
5s June 15 1938-60
1
4Ms
3.20
to 2.90
4 Ms 1963
to 2.85 <
b 0.75
to
to 2.90
J&D 119M
119
M&S
4Ms May, 1957
M&N 117M
4 Ms Nov 1957
M&N
123
4Ms Dec 1, 1979
J&D
4Ms Corp stock 1967..J&J 120M
121
4 Ms Corp stk 1971
J&D 15
6 0.50
4Mb July 1,1938 to 1955
117 M
4Mb Jan 1, 1977
J&J
6 0.50
4Ms Sch & Var '37-39.J&D
115
4Ms I960
M&S
4 Ms Mar 1, 1962
M&S 115M
4Ms Mar 1, 1964
M&S 115M
116
4Ms April 1,1966
A&O
4Ms Apr 15,1972
A&015 116M
117
4 Ms Rap Tr & Wat *74 J&D
6 1.90
4Ms Feb 15, '41-'66.F&A15
117 M
4Ms Feb 15,1976
F&A15
118
4 Ms Nov 15,1978. .M&Nl 5
4Ms Mar 1, 1981
M&S 119M
t 0.50
4s Corp stock 1937-55
6 0.50
4s July 1.1938-1956
4s Oct 1,1980
--..A&O 114M
113 M
4s May. 1977——M&N
1.00 to 2.80 <
0.75 to 1.60 *
0.75 to 2.40 «
b 0.75
M&N
M&N
M&N
M&N
4MB 1938-1944
4 Ms 1945-1965
4Mb 1938-1963
New York City—
to 1.85
A&O
Union Township Sch Dist—
4MB 1938-1968———J&J 6 3.00
Ventnor City—
88
5 Mb Mun Bldg '38-'58-A&0
Vlneland (Boro)—
5 Ms 1938-1950
M&S 6 2.50
,
New Rochelle—
5s 1938-1950
Dutchess Co—
to 4.00
to 3.40
i
to 1.75
J&J 6 1.00
M&N 6 1.00
4s 1940-1964
98
1.25
J&D 6
J&J b
4Hs 1938-19494Mb 1938-1952
South Jersey Port District—
3.30
to 2.50
1942-63—J&J
4Ms Wat Impt 1938-41.J&J
1.00 <
to 1.90
J&D 6 3.60
4 Ms 1938-1964
Sewer Authority—
to 3.50
to
to 3.10
6 2.35
Net
to 2.75
6 2.95
F&A
Ms 1938-57
Newburgh—
6 3.40
J&J
A&O
Ms 1938-1967
4s June 15 1960
4s
1938-1958
J&J
6 1.00
6 2.30
F&A 6 1.00
6 2.00
3.40s July 1 1941-45—J&J
6 2.75
2 Ms 1946-1956
61.00
2
to 2.00 <
0.40
Ask
3s
M&N 6 1.00
5s 1938-1950
4 Ms 1938
to 3.40
3s July 1 1940-64
1938-50..
118
118
to 2.65 l.
b 0.50
J&D 15
3.70
4.25
,
_
Buffalo—
5 Ms 1944
4
t
4Ms 1937-1953
J&D
Ramsey 5s Water 1937-1940—
Red Bank (Borough)—
4MB 1937-1953
M&N
Marine
4.20
to
98
4Mb refdg 1944 & '46.-F&A
Plaintieiu 4s School 1959 M&N
4 Ms 1937-1962 Various.J&J 6 1.25
Rah way—
3.75
to
(Concluded)—
J&D
J&J
3 Ms 1951-1961
J&J
3 MB 1944-1950
4s Wat Impt
...
4.50
to 4.25
to
--
Passaic County—
4%s 1938-1946
3.50
to
M&N 6 2.50
1938-1948
4 Ms Refunding
to 3 90
Nassau County
4s 1938-1947
«
118
118
b 0.50
-
^l^siewer 1937-1964.A&0 6 2.00
Pa4HsT938-1940
M&S 6 2.50
61l37?9ll!-^™&D 6 2.50
to 1.65
116
J&J
M&S b 0.50
3s Canal 1957-59
3s Mar 25 1938-1987
to 3.15
b 3.25
to 2.70 «
to 1.10 <
-
82
to
Bonds
Bid
Bonds
Ask
Bid
1.40
3Ms Mar 15 '40-'81—M&S 15
3 Ms Mar 15 '38-'39—M&S 15 b 0.50
1.40
3 Ms Mar 15 '40-'81—M&S 15
3s g Canal Jan 1 1956
J&J 116
116
3s g Canal July 1 1958 —J&J
116
3s g Canal Jan 1 1959- -J&J
3.85
to
,
.
Net
To
or
or
To
or
Bid
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
Bonds
of the month preceding the date of issue
securities are as near as possible for the closing day
Quotations for all
J&D 6 1.00
A&O
6 1.10
to 1.30
to
2.60
to
3.00
to 2.10
Rye (V) 5s Mar 10 '38-'38M&S 6 1.25
Rye <s Har'son Un Fr S D No 6
4.40s 1937-1953
F&A 6 1.25
Saranac Lake 4.45s'38-39 F&A 6 1.50
Saratoga Co 5s 1938-'40-F&A 6 1.00
to
4 Ms
1937-1955
M&S 6 1.00
4b Sept 1 1945-1954—M&S 6 2.25
to
1.50
to 3.20
to 2.50
to 2.00
2.75
to 2.60
Aug., 1937]
STATE AND MUNICIPAL BONDS
Quotations for all securities
are as near as
Yield Basis
Bid
Saratoga Springs—
4**s Park 1938-40
A&O
Scarsdale 4 hs 1938-45—J&D
Ask
Bonds
to 2.00
1.00
to 2.50
6 0.50
to 2.00
Lincoln Co—
6 0.50
to 2.50
6 0.75
6 0.50
to 2.75
5s Bridge 1938-1951—F&A 6 2.75
Mecklenburg Co—
to 2.50
M&S 6 0.50
2Ks 1937-19551.80s
1937-1950
to 2.30
to 2.25
43*s
1942-1958
5s
1938-1971
Suffolk County—
to
M&N 6 4.50
M&S 6 4.25
J&J 6 4.75
1939—-J&J 6 3.50
6 1.50
to 4.00
4Hs 1937-1957
A&O
35*s 1938-1951F&A
2Mb High &ref 1938-57 M&S
2.20s June 1 1938-1962 J&D
Sullivan Co 4}*s '38-'45-A&0
Syracuse—
to 3.40
6 0.75
6 0.50
6 0.75
6 0.60
to 2.25
to 2.50
M&S 6 0.50
M&N 6 0.75
5s May 151938
'5 >*8 1937-1960
to 3.20
to 2.50
4MB 1938-1944-.
4.20s Dec 15 '37-71 J&D15 6 0.50
4s 1938-1946
F&A 6 0.50
3>*s 1938-1951
J&J15 6 0.75
to 2.25
3s
to
-
V
J&J15 6 0.75
M&S 6 0.75
M&S 6 0.75
1938-1971
2.20%
to 2.90
to 2.60
Winston-Salem—
5s Sept 1937-1947
to 2.75
2.75
45*8 1938-1958
45*s 1938-1973
to 2.40
1938-1957
2s 1938-1956
to 2.25
2.10% Aug 15 1946-1947— 6 1.90 to 2.00
lHs 1938-1946
M&S 6 0.75 to 2.00
Triborough Bridge—
4s s f revenue 1977----A&O
1025* 102 %
4s
ser rev
1942-68^
6 2.65
A&O
to 3.85
Grand
to 3.75
1938-1950-— J&J 6 2.00
to 3.90
4s serial
revenue
1942-68-
to 3.00
to 2.75
to 3.00
to 2.25
M&N 6 0.75
A&O 6 0.75
to 2.25
to 2.50
6 1.00
to 3.00
-Oct 6 1.00
to 3.00
to 2.50
Warsaw Union PrSDNo 10—
J&J
to 2.50
2.55
Thousand Islands—
100
6 1.50
6 1.00
to 3.75
6 3.10
to 325
6 1.00
6 2.00
to 2.50
J&D 6 2.80
J&D 6 1.00
J&D 6 2.75
6 1.50
6 1.00
6 2.50
6 1.00
to 2.75
5s 1938-1961
A&O 6 2.00
to 3.25
3.00
^
to
6 2.00
6 2.00
to
3.50
to 3.50
to 3.50
to 3.30
NORTH CAROLINA
5s July 1961
J&J 6 3.40
45*s 1938-1962
J&J 6 1.50
45*8 1938-1968
A&O 6 1.25
to 3.35
to 3.35
4a 1938-1968
A&O 6 1.25
to 3.35
A&O 6 2.00
A&O 6 2.70
to 2.80
to 99
,J A'i
i.
■-
V'i'
3.30
55*s 1938-1957
J&J
55*8 1938-1969
M&S
M&N
45*8 1938-1962
A&O
Buncombe Oounty—
5s 1938-1946
M&S
A&O
Charlotte—
6 2.00
6 1.75
55*8 1 937-1948
45*8 1938-1970
-M&N
M&N
45*81938-1979
M&N 6 1.75
—F&A 6 1.50
35*s 1939-1959
3s 1960-1977
Durham— 1
■
■■;i
-
to
>•->': •
4.10
to 3.90
975*
to 3.90
to 3.60
Durham Oounty—
45*8 1938-1951
J&D 6 2.00
Forsyth Co 45*s ,37-'58_J&D 6 2.00
Granville Co 45*8 '39..M&N 6 3.25
.
^
^
6 2.75
4s Water Works 1954--J&J 6 4.10
F&A
Ref'g 3 5*8 1957-1962- J&J
935*
Greenville 5s W W '58-.F&A 6 4.60
Guilford Oounty—
45*8 1937-1957—
+
nn?in!f°
4.00
to 3.80
2.75
to
,
5s Water 1942——F&A 6 4.00
J&J 6 2.75
45*s 1938-1963
45*8 1938-1965
M&N 6 2.25
-
to
to 2.00
1.00
to
2.75
2.60
°.oo
to 2.70
3.60
to 4 50
to 4.40
I
.90
2.00
50
1.00
2.50 %
102
4s
to 2.60
to 2.25
to 2.60
%
%
%
to 3.25
2~75
1.00
to 2.50
2.90
to 3.15
July 15 '40-'45
J&J15
2.50
to 3.00
1.00
to 2.00
1.00
to 1.75
6 2.00
to 2 60
1.00
2.40
to 3.25
1.00
1.00
1937-1940———M&S
to
to
to 3.00
1.75
to 3.00
PENNSYLVANIA
3.00
to 3.15
12*s Tax anticipation notes
series "C T" May 31 1938
5s July 1 1951 Series O
J&J
42*8 Dec 1 1951 opt '37-J&D
to 3.10
42*8 1939, 1944, 1949
3.10
102
to 2.85
to 3.05
to
2.25
6 1.55
10
to 3.10
2.50
%
45*s 1937-1940.—J&D2 67.50
Mahoning Val San Dist—
45*8 water 1937-52
A&O 6 1.50
Martin's Fy 6s '37-*44
M&S 6 1.50
%
6 1.25
6 2.00
6 1.25
6 1.0 J
to 2.75
1.60
to 2.80
to 2.80
.60
to L75
to 3 00
to 2.80
%;§
%
6 1.50
to 2.60
6 2.00
to 2.80
6 2.00
6 2.00
to 2.50
to
to
to
to
to
to
4}*js
103
Phila-Oatnden—
>
42*s Sept 1'67 opt *41
113
Easton 22*sWater works—
1938-1966
M&S 6 1.10
42*8 1937-1960
F&A 6 1.30
Erie S D 4s 1937-1938—F&A 6
42*s Jan 1 1938-1946
Fayette County—
6 1.60
2.50
42*s Highway 1952—J&D
Harrisburg—
.
2.15
4s May 15 1938-1953
1.50 Jeanette 42*s 1937-1956-M&S
2.70 %
Lacakwanna Co 4s 1944-F&A
Lancaster Co 42*a *38-'60F&A
2.00
Lancaster S D 4s May 1945—
2S0 Lower Merlon
Twp 4s 1945
2*25
McK'p't S D 42*8 38-43 M&N
4.00
Mercer Co 52*8 '37-'47—F&A
4.20
Norristown S D 42*81943-J&J
1
70
m
2.60 %
Bridge
„
to 2.75
to
%
to 2.60
115
—
to 2.60
p
to 2.50
to 2.50
Braddock 42*s '38-'41-M&N
Cambria Co 42*s Nov 1 *37-'45
Chester 42*s 1937-1940—-J&J
Chester SD 42*s 1938-42 J&D
Easten-Phillipsburg
to 2.90
to
2.75
to 2.80
2.00
to 2.75
6 3.00
2.90
6 1.25
to 2.50
6 2.00
6 2.75
6 1.25
to 3.10
6 2.20
6 2.20
2.00 A
2.00 %
to 2.50 %
to 3.00
2.10
6 2.00
6 150
6 2.30
2.20
to 2.50
/o
Philadelphia—
to 2.40 %
5s Jan 1951
to 3.20
42»s May 1948
42*s Nov 1 1948
%
to 2.75 %
—
-
J&J
J&J
—J&J
113
1092*
1092*
Conservancy Dist—
55*8 (1 to 5 yr mat'y)—J&D 6 1.00
5Ks (5 to 10 yr
mat'y) .J&D 6 2.50
55*8 (after 10 years)—J&D 6 2.90
to 2.40
to 2.80
to
%
%
3.00 %
,1.
te 4.30%
are taxable, all bonds issued prior to that date
are
tax-exempt.
'
6 1.80
Del River Jt Oomm
to 3.20
Lakewood—
5s Sewer Feb
11938-'51 F&A 6 2.50
Lucas Co 4sO H 1944
M&S
to 2.90
6 1.10
4s 1940-45-50
2.50
F&A
45*8 1937-1939——A&O 61.00
45*8 Oct 1945
A&O
5s Park & Imp '37-'41_A&0
67.00
Lima 55*8 Sewer
1937-1947— 6 2.00
%""
%
'
6 1.25
4 2*s Water 1938-60
M&S 6 2.00
Bethlehem School Dist—
2.75
to 3.00
to 3.00
to 2.00
to 2.20
J&D 6 1.25
42*s Sewer 1939-59
Altoona—
to 3
to
135
101
1002*
J&J 6 1.25
1942,
1945, 1947. 1950, 1952
Allegheny County—
42*s 1938-1962A&O
42*s July 1938-1958
J&J
4s Bridge 1942
F&A
4s 1938-1958
M&S
22*s Dec 1 1937-1965—J&D
22* Apr 1 1938-67
A&O
to 3.00
to
0.85
131
4s Highway Apr.l 1940,
to 3.15
45*s Oct 11939
A&O
45*s Sewer Oct 1 1937-47- 6 1.00
3.25
2.90
1.30
to 3.15
to 2.50
Cleveland—
45*s gen imp 1937-43—A&O 6 1.00
East Liverpool—4s 1940-J&J
Elyria 4s 1937 to 1938—J&D 6 Too
45*81937-1952
M&S 6 1 00
fisWW 1938-1946
J&J 6 1.00
Fostoria 5s W W '38-'40-M&S 6 1.50
Hamilton County—
2.25
to 2.80
to
1.50
to 3 30
6 1.00
4.40
38
6 3 00
Allentown—
A&O 6 1.50
45*8 1937-1944
A&O 6 1.50
s 1937-1943
A&O 6 1.50
s Road
1937-1941-A&O 6 1.50
1937-1941
A&O 61.50
Dayto
55*s W W Imp 1944—J&D
5s W W
>s
Imp 1945
F&A
(s Bdge 1937-1951— M&S 6 1.00
3.90
95
38
38
.
4s Water 1938-1955—M&N
4s Water 1939-1958——J&J
48 Water 1940-1959
F&A
to 3.70
M&S 6 3.00
F&A 6 1.50
J&D 19 6 2.50
to 2.15
to 2.00
38
Portland—
5s Harb Dev 1937-50-M&N
42*s Dock 1943
M&N
42*8 Oct 1937-47
A&O
42*sl938-1960
M&N
102
A&O 6 1.50
Miami
J&D
42*s Bridge 1938 1944-J&D
42*8 1949-1956
F&A
4a Bridge 1945-1955—J&D
5s Road 1938-1939—M&N
Multnomah Co S D No. 142*s July 15 '38-'39__J&J15
J&J
to
to 1.75
to 2.50
to 2.80
Multnomah Co—
A&O
s-a
3.50%
2.50%
-v:^
1.90
6 2.40
3.50
3.50
2.50
F&A 6 3.75
6 2.75
Certificates of deposit
52*8 1937-1949
J&J
Certificates of deposit
Eugene 5s 1942
M&S
to 2.75
to 2.70
45*s 1943
2.50%
3.00%
2.10
: 4.75
Highway 1938-1941—A&O
to 2.80
4ks
3.85%
M&S 6 3.25
Astoria 5s 1953
1.60
5s 1937-1939...
Water 1938-47
OREGON
3.00
Cuyahoga County—
k°nds issued since Jan. 1,1913
to
1.00
6 1.00
22*8 May 151938-1940
6 2 00
32*s May 15 1941-1945—.
42*8 H'way *38-'49 (s-a)-A&O 6 1.00
1.50 4s
1.00
Highway 1937-1942.-A&O
3.50 %
4s
1.00
M&S
Columbus S D—
5s 1943-1952
to 3.00
■-vi-,-
45*8 1938-1966
J&J 6 2.00
5s Water 1938 to 1945-J&J 6 2.25
Greensboro—
J&D 6 2.00
F&A 6 1.00
4s Wat W '45 opt '20—M&S
101
25*s 1940-1959
F&A 6 2.00
to 3.90
F&A 6100 to
m
to 4.10 %
East
A&O
45*8 Funding 1939
6s Bridge 1937
to 3.00
1.00
to 4.20
45*s 1941-1961
—M&S 6 2 25
Dayton School Dist—
5 Hsi 941-1961
opt
M&S s 2.50
5s Mar 10 '38-'48—M&S10 6
1.50
J&J
45*8 1937-1965
2.90
to 4.20 %
25*s 1938-1951
•
5s 1938-1969
—M&S
5s 1938-1947
6s Feb 1 1938-1939
to 3.15
45*sl938-1953
to 3.60
i
%
to 4.25 %
to 3 80 %
to 3.40
45*s 1937-1955
to 3.60
to 3.50
1
to 3.20
52*s July 1946.
F&A 6 3.75
52*s Wat & Pk '38-'49-F&A 6 3.75
52*s 1938-1939
F&A 6 2.75
to 4.00
Cleveland Heights S D—
3.75
2.00
•
3.25
1.00
42*8 Water Works 1941 J&J 6 2.40
6 5 00
Okmulgee 5s Mar 15 1943
Columbus—
to 3.85
6 2.00
allmfillo
to 2.00 %
M&S
6s 1949-1957
6
25*s 1946-47-48
3.20
Muskogee—
42*s Aviation 1938-53.J&J 6 4.25
Oklahoma City— >
52*8 1937-1940—
J&D 6 2.75
3.70
6s 1937-1959.
to 2.60
45*s July 1 1938-'62—A&O
35*a 1940-45
to
to
OKLAHOMA
45*8 Fire Dep *38-'55—A&O 6 1.50
45*s 1937-1950
—M&S 6 1.00
4s Sewage 1937-58
M&S 6 1.00
3?*s 1937-1956
A&O 6 1.00
25*8 1938-1951
M&S
1.50
to 2.75
to
J?60
to 3.25
1.00
4 2*s 1944-47
3.70
3.65
3.70
J&D 6 2.50
5s W W 1938-1968
J&D 6 1.00
45*8 Grad Cros'37 '54-A&0 6 1.00
to 3.10
45*s Marl 1938-'56—A&O
4a 1938-1958
.—F&A
3.30s April 1 1938-1956
3.10a Oct 1 1937-1964
25*s gen & ref July 1 *43-'46
6 2.00
6 3.00
to 4.00
55*8 1940-1970
inq
6 2.00
6 2.00
6 2.50
4.00
Cleveland
to 3.50
'j
45*s 1938-1959 (reg).-M&S
1938-1954
F&A
25*8 Sept 1 1943-49
Wolcott 45*s Jly 15'38-'42J&J
Yonkers—
6s Feb 1 1938-1952—,A&0
55*8 Jan 1938-1961—A&O
3.90s
A
%
to 3.30
WhltA T>1
to 4.10
4sl937-1956M&S 6 1.00
3 5*s Water '45
101
op '25—F&A
6 1.00
35*8 Sept 1 1938-62
3s Water 1939 op '19.F&A tlOO
25*s Sept 1 1937 to 1956- 6 1.00
25*s Sept 1 1937 to 1976- 6 1.00
Cincinnatf (School Dist)—
35*8 1940 opt 1912
-A&O
101
to 3.00
3 5*s
1952-1963
6 4.25
6 2.25
45*s Sew Sept 3 1937 M&S 3
to 2.00
35*s 1952-1980
35*8 1938-1951
.
°00
to 3.10
to 3.30
4s Co Bldg 1938-59—M&S 6 1.00
4s June 1 1959-1964—-J&D 6 3.00
J&D 6 1.00
3.20
Tulsa—
45*s July 1943
45*8 Sewer 1955
%
to 2.25
to
to
5s 1937-1944
M&S
Zanesville—5s City Hall &
Market 1937-1939
M&S
Zanesville S D 5s *37-'43_A&0
36
58
55*s Imp Feb '46-'51—F&A
5s July f 1965
J&J
M&N
35*s 1938-1951
/ 33
6 1.00
55*s 1941
2.00
0" 75
3.30
42*s 1937-1959
A&O
42*s 1937-1956——-A&O
Youngstown
6s Bdge 1937-41
A&O
42*s 1937-1957
A&O
Youngstown School Dist—
Forks—-
45*s Dec 5 1939-42
4.40s 1950
Cincinnati—
to 2.75
Water town—
J&J 6
965*
4.25
&o
to 3.
Toledo School Dist—
945*
55*s Fund 1937
J&D
6s Water 1944-1959—A&O 6 2.75
Canton School Dist—
®
58 1 954__
—-A&O
to 2.50
F&A 6 0.75
3hs May 15 '38-'51--M&N 6 0.75
Warren Co 4}*s 1938-'50-F&A 6 0.75
45*s Bridge Rev '67.M&S
Westchester County—•
5s 193.>-1976
J&D
45*s San Sew '38-'82
J&J
45*8 Parkway 1962-80-J&D
45*s Co Bldg 1938-44-A&O
45*s '44, '45. *56 & '69 J&D
96
_
to 2.50
J&J 6 0.75
-J&J 6 0.50
to 4.50
%
45*s 1938-1956
A&O
4s Water Works 1942 A&O
3.25
Allen Co 55*s 1938-50—A&O 6 "3.00" to 4.66 %
Ashland 55*s 1937-44—A&O 6 1.50 to 2.75 %
Canton—
j
5s Sewer 1953
M&S
00
1055*
F&A 6 0.75
1942
1938-1953
to
6 3.75
to 3.75
45*8 Pub Imp '38-45-J&J15 6 0.50
5s 1938-1945
4s May 1938
1.50s 1938-1946-
to 3.
93
5s Water 1937-1953—A&O 6 2.00
45*s 1937-1947
A&O 6 3.00
45*8 1937-1952
A&O 6 3.00
to 3.20
4.20s 1938-1949
4.15s 1938-1950
4.10s 1938-1946
3.90s 1938-1948
45*s
45*s
to 2.75
1.50
6 2.50
Akron 6s 1937-1940—.A&O 6 3.00
55*s 1938 1951
J&J 6 3.75
Utica—
4Kb 1937-1942
2~40
6 4.30
'
6 2.40
55*s highway 1938-'53_F&A
to
42*sl937-1954
M&S15
42*s 1938-1953
M&S
42*s Nov 1 1937-1953
4s Park July 1 1942—J&J
to 4.10
OHIO (See footnote *)
to 3.75
Water
42* 1937-1940.—A&O
5s W W 1937-1944—F&A
6s Pub Wharf I960-—M&S
5s Sewer 1949
M&S
M&S 6 2.00 to 3.90
M&N 15 6 2.0Q to 4.10
—J&J 6 1.75 to 3.90
5s May1938
to 3.50
5Ks Water 1938-1950-J&J 6 2.00
Troy—
68 1937-1940 reg
A&O 6 1.00
4Mb 1938-1950
A&O 6 0.75
45*8
1937-1970
J&D 6 0.75
45*8 1938-1965
J&J 6 1.00
Triborough Bridge—
4a s f revenue 1977
A&O
105
3.00
2.00
Toledo—
to 4.20
5s Farm L'n 1940-45&'50 J&J 6 3.00
55*s 1945 & 1948 ser O—-J&J 6 3.40
45*8 July 1951 & '55
J&J 6 3.75
45*8 Jan 1957
J&J
3.75
Fargo 4s Aug 15 1937-54
to 3.90
Ticonderoga S D No 5—
5b
to
to
NORTH DAKOTA
Thousand Isl'ds—See "Watert own"
4Kb July 1938-'58
J&J 6 2.00
Tonawanda (City of)—
4Mb 1938-1942
J&J 6 2.00
45*s Sewer 1938-1953—J&J 6 2.00
3.25
to 2.80
4?*s Oct 1 1937
m
_
to 2.25
6 1.00
35*8 1951-1956
Randolph County—
45*s 1938-1947
F&A
45*8 1948-1959
F&A
Rutherford Co 5s '38-'52__J&J
Salisbury 6s 1938-1941--M&N
Transylvania County—
Road & Bridge 6s 1949-50—
Wilmington—
5s Ref & Impt 1955—A&O
45*s 1937-1962
A&O
45*s Pub Imp 1938-60.J&J
to 2.80
'
A&O 6 2.50
M&N 6 4.00
M&N 6 4.00
1946-1950
to
M&S
4s 1938-1955
M&S
Springf'd S D 5s '38-'39-J&J2
Summit Co—
4.50
1944--J&D 6 4.25
45*s 1937-1967
4s
—M&N 6 1.00
Springfield—
4>*s 1938-1949
3.00
4.00
to 4.40
5s Munic Bldg
5s Impt June 1
to 2.75
to 2.50
—J&J 6 2.00
4KB 1938-1950
„
to 4.60
to 2.50
Net
Portsmouth City S D—
Raleigh—
to 2.75
Ask
5s Flood
Emerg *38-*42 J&D 6 1.00
Newark 4 2*81938-1941—A&O 6 1.50
4.25
45*8 1943-1947
Bid
Montgomery Oounty—
to 4.60
6s Ref Nov 1950
Pitt County—
2.75
6 1.00
6 1.25
Bonds
_
5s Fund June 1959
J&J 6 2.25
5s Dec 15 1938-1948
Solvay 4Kb 1938-1940--F&A
Somers (T) 4^*s'37-'53-M&N
Southampton—
t
.
To
or
Net
Ask
1.00
Schenectady Oounty—
■!<
Bid
High Point 45*8 1 938-48-J&J 6 3.50 to 4.75
5s Wat Serv 1938-1968 J&D 6 3.75 to 5.20
Iredell Co 5s Aug 1 *42. F&A 6 4.00
4.10
45*8 1938-1950
A&O 6 3.00 to 4.70
1
6s Dec 15 1937-1941
4.30s 1937-1948
J&D
4.15s 1938-1960.
A&O
4s Oct 15 1937-1944.-A&O
Yield Basis
To
or
Net
-A&O 6 0.50
Schenectady—
Issue
o
Yield Basis
To
or
Bonds
97
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date
6 Basis." t Flat price,
n
Nominal.
■
STATE AND MUNICIPAL BONDS
98
closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the
To
or
Philadelphia (Concluded)—•
Philadelphia School Dist—
4 Ha 1938-1943
-J&J
4 Ha 1941-1959-
—---M&N
4Hs Apr 15 1939-58-A&015
4s 1938-1942
-J&J
4s 1938-1956
J&D
■i
3%s Sept 1 1944
3Xa Sept 1 1945
to
b 2 25
to
to 2.75
6 1.00
b 1.00
to 1.75
b 1.00
to 2.25
to 2.75
Carter
1938-1966----------J&J
'38-73-M&S15
4Xa Mar 15
5s 1938-1942
0.75
2.60
6 2.80
2.70
6 1.25
to 3.25
6 1.25
to 3 75
6 1.00
to 2.50
to 1.50 %
3X8 g
1.00
to 2.00
«
T.
T
J&D
43<s 1937-1959
4s Jan 1
3.60
-J&D
M&N
Providence—
—-J&J
A&O
1945
4s Oct 1 1954
4s Oct 1 1964
--J&J
M&N2
J&D
A&O
1938-1950
3s 1944-1951
J&D
J&D
2Xp 1938-57-WPA School Loan—
F&A
4s July 1956
4s May 2 1957
4s Water 1962
48
J&J
3s 1946-1965
2.70
2.75
2.75
2.80
2.80
61.00
6 2.25
to 2
6 0.75
to 2.50
6 2.30
-J&D
1944-—M&N
Is 1938-1967----—J&D 61.00
?s June 1938 1957_ J&D 6 1.00
- -
M&N
1938-1942-
1938-1959—A&O
4s Funding
%
1.00
6 1.00
3.60
to 2.70
3.75
to
1947—---A&O
8
?40
i
6 2.10
3Hs State Highway—
.6 2.00
Ctfs of indebt 1940-49-J&D
6 2.00
4X8 ctfs indebt '39-'53—J&D 6
2 00
4s lnstitu'1 1938 '59
J&J
6 2.90
2 X* Highway Oct 1 *45-'54—
6 2.40
98
97
98
Aiken Co 4%s 1938-1945-F&A
Anderson Co—
4Xa Highway 1938-43-F&A
Charleston—4%s Jan 62.J&J
6 2.50
104
■
99
101
..
6
2.00 to 3.50
3.30
1.50 to 3.20
3.50
6
1.50 to 3.50
3.10
3.30
6
3.60
6
1.25 to 3 20
6
1.25 to 3.20
6
1940--—J&J
434s Hospital
'38-'56—J&J
3.40
3.40
6
3.60
6
6
1.50 to 2.75
1.50 to 3.40
6
Clarendon Co—
6
6s May 15 *38-*40—M&N15
Columbia 5s Ref 1941.-M&S
4%s Water 1945
J&J
Greenville—5s St 1942—J&J
5s Water 1958 opt *38 F&A
3 Xa water ref 1939-76 M&N
Greenville Co 4 Xa '40-'55_ J&J
4Xa Highw 1&8-1945.F&A
Greater Greenville Sewer Dist
4%s 1967
M&N
Kersnaw Co—
5s Highway 1938-1946.F&A
Lancaster S D—5s 1941 — J&J
6s July 1946—
J&J
Marion Co—
4X8 1938-1941
M&S
1.50 to 3 50
1.50 to 3.50
1.00 to 3.00
5.00
125
3.40
"3.25
1938-1939.J&J
Spartanb'g Co 4%s'38-'47M&S
1938-1952--J&J
Sumter Co 5s
_.
b
J&J
b
2.00
1955—M&S
b
to
4.00
to
4.00
4.40
3.75
4.00
to
3.50
6 2.75
tc-3.50
6 4.00
3.75
6 3.00
to 4.00
to
6 2.50
6 3.00
101
104
b 1.75 to 2.75
0
i'.75
3*40
to
b
1.75 to 3.35
6 3.36 to 3.50
434s 1938-1953
J&J
434s 1954-1958
J&J
Beaumont—
5s 1952 opt *32—-—-A&O
6 3 85
3.75 %
5s Water Works 1954.M&S
5s 1938-1939
a&O 6 2.00 to 1.75
3.90
5s 1940-1965
—a&O 6 3.25
_
J&J
434s 1938-1970
4s 1942 opt 1922
6 2.75
99
101
,
---J&J
5s SchBlg&Hos *52op 32J&J
434s 1938-1961——
J&J
5s 1938-1942
3" 50
6 3 00
„
6
2.50 to 4.00
J&D
100
a&O
6 2.50
to
a&O
6 3.90
to 4.15
534s Impt Apr 10 1956-1965
6 4.25
334s 1938-1952
4s 1953-1977
to 3.00
3.25
l938-*50—J&J
to 3-75
4.is
434s 1938-1942
M&S / 68
5s Road Mar 15 1938-1957— / 68
3 65
76
100
101
60
6 2.75
to 3.75
6 3 00
6 2.75
OorpuB Christi 5s fd
to 4 00
6s Water
Oall&B—■
to 3.90
'67-F&A
1937-1959—F&A / 55
'
,37-'40-A&0
6
1.00 to 2.90 %
-—-.—M&S
6 3.25
J&D
J&J15
6 1.00
to
6 1.00
to 2.90
5s June l 1938-39
5s Jan 16 1938-'40
less
1
2.75
6
6X» Jan 15 1943
J&J15 3.20 less 1
6 3.30 to 3.70
4H§ Rural Credit 1942..J&J
4%s Rural Credit—
6 3.25 to 3.60
Due May 1 1943-'50__M&N
1 '43-'49—F&A
6 3.15
to 3.30
F&A
6 3.00
to 3
8Ks 1943 to 1946
3s Feb 1 1947.
F&A
To be called for payment.
76
11
M&N
M&N
6 2 00
3.00
6 2.00
3.00
2 25
3.00
6 2 00
SOUTH DAKOTA
5s Rural Ciedlt
6s Sept 1941
4.00 %
Cameron County—
3 25
99
20
100
0 Basis.
pages
19
91
&
1.80
1 25
1.25
to 2.50
1.75
to 2 40
to 3.25
2.50
1.95
3%s 1937-48
J&D 6 0.50 tc 2.50
6 0.60 to 2.50
4Xa Oct 1 1937-1949—A&O
!io
Middlebury 4s*41 op '21.M&N
Rutland 4%s 1946-48
J&j 63.05 to 3 .15 %
virginia
434 193845M&N
434 1946-65
M&N 6 2.25
4s School 1938-1951
J&J 6 2 25
98%
2 34s 1938-1957
J&J
Dallas Co 434s Apr 10 1951.. 6 3.25
5s Viad't & Bridge Feb 10
1954 opt 1924
Apr 10 100
(Commonwealth) 1962
3 X % ctfs of indebt July 1 * 39
---- 2
z%8 Refunding 1947—-60 J&J
lXa Refunding 1938—-46 J&J
Albemarle Co 5s 1948
J&J
3.00 %
n
2.80
4s
Alexandria 6s
to 4.25
texas
5s 1938-1960
»
T
1938-1958—J&J
4Xa 1938-1970
Ref 4s Aug
2.25 to 3.40
1940-1951—M&S
„—
STATES—See
VERMONT
3.40
6
i
Austin—
*
&3~bb"
4%s Water 1940-1965.J&J
6 3.50
5s Sept l 1939—
6 4 00
5s Nov l 1943
lork Co 4 Ha
3.40
92
92
6.25
3.40
F&a
'
Abilene 5s Feb 15 *59-^65——
Amarillo 434s'38-58-M&S 15
3.40
3.40
92
90
.
Brazoria Co—
Spartanburg—
4Xa Water
6 3.75
6 4.00
90
90
1.90
5Xa April 1 1941
J&J
1.50
4Xa Road 1939—
J&j
1.50
4%s July 1 1939
J&J
6 0.80
Ogden 4X% 1937-1945-F&A
Salt Lake City—
1.90
5s Refunding 1941.....j&J
1.00
4s Ref 1938-1945
A&O
2.50
4s Ref 1946-1965
A&O
Salt Lake City 8 D—
4s May 1 1949
M&N 6 2 70
Salt Lake Co 4%s Apr 1 1942 6 2 05
100
to 5.50
90
10 1960
UNITED
2.00
2.25
1.00 to 3 -25
6
1957---A&C
H'se *49—M&S
534% Highway
6 5 00
6 3.75
M&N
5Xa 1937-1940
1.50 to 3.25
3 60
%
3.50
92
92
90
UTAH
6
6
^
434s High Sch
534s Fdg
3.40
to
M&N
5s Feb
101
to 3.30
3.40
3.50
2.75
100
1953-F&a
Washington County-5% Fdg Jan 1 1954
White County—
to 3.50
6 3.25
3.70 %
6 3.90
#
to 3.40
3.15
lO'fr-'Sg-A&OlO
6s 1950
103
1950—
Tipton County—
434s Road July 2 38- 58J&J b 2.00
to 3.15
to 2.80
3.25
101
434s 1937-1968
M&N
434s 1938-1967
-J&J
434s 1938-1948
M&S
Polk Co 5s 1938-1946—-J&D b
.
to 3.50
105
100
*38 (tex-exem)_J&J
6 1.60
3 Xa Wat Works '38-78A&0
95
Oheraw 5s '52 opt *32—July 1
4s Refg
to3.50
6 2.00
6 2.00
6 1.00
F&A10
4%s 1937-1960
J&D
4Xa 1938-1946—F&A 10
'A
99
5s _——
Co—5s Cumber¬
County--„
340
6 3.60
1942..j&J
4X8 Water 1938-1968-j&j
103
4Xa—
-
434% Jail
2.90
6 3.60
3.40
3.15
3.15
1943..
j&J
4%s 1937-1968
F&A
3s July 1 1938-1951
J&j
San Antonio SD5s '56-.F&A
Tarrant County-
100
101
a&O
5s March 1938-1960-M&S
5s Memorial Sq '38-50-M&8
Smith
M&S
Sept 1937-1959
5s St Impt Dist No 2
Wichita Falls—
5s Aud Mkt
to 3.10
4.25 %
6 4.40
5%s W W 1938-65—M&N 6 3.15
3.75 %
96
6s 1938-1942.——
to 3.25
F&A
5« 1938-1970
98
434s Road 1948Shelby County—
8%t Refunding 1940-55
1
3.60 %
Port Arthur—
5s Water Works
96
Robertson County—
CAROLINA
f
i
Waco—
91
48 Courthouse
SOUTH
3.00
2 90
4Xa Oct
1952-62—A&O
land River Bdge
2.50
to 4 35 %
co 3.75 %
3.20
to 375 %
to
6 3.10
Houston S D 5s Feb 1952
4%s 1937-1951
J&D 6 3.00
Palestine 5s Sch Aug 1 1939,
6 3 85
1944, *49. *54, *59, *64
97
Nashville—
£s Funding
5s Funded
to 2.60 %
to 3.50
95
431% Highway *38-*49 J&D
Memphis 5s July 1954-—J&J
58 River Term *38-'48-a&0
434s Water 1938-1962-J&J
434s Water 1949----—J&J
434s Park 1959
a&O
434s 1938-1955———J&D
4s 1938-1954
M&S
Montgomery
4 %s funding 1941
-J&D 61.00
6s Fund 1938-1961--—M&N
61.00
1938-1967
60 %
2.50
„
----
4s Funding
2 00
to 3.25
1942-1947
Madison County—
to 2.80 %
Woonsocket—
Sb
2.80 %
2.50
to
3J5
1.75
6 2.15
4Xa 1938-1967
3.80
3.60
434s—
Water 4 34s
6 0.75
4.50
6 2.00
1958—
3.00 %
6 3.10
4.70
•' /
;
Refunding 6s Jan 1
General Obligation
General Obligation
General Obligation
Funding 534s Sept
3.60
3.60
Impt 1940-55(s-a) .J&j
I
2.25 %
6 2.00
4,_
5s
Refunding 434s Jan 1 1958Refunding 4%s Jan 1 1958Refunding 5s Jan 1 1958—
%
2.50
-J&J
4Xs 1950
4Hs Sewer 1952
4X8 School 1954
Knoxville—
I?25
InS Sch D 3s *38-*66-F&A
s
^
__
4.35 %
6 4.40
San Antonio—
5348 Impt 1937-1946—J&D / 88
County—
6 3.90
434s Bridge May 1 *51 M&N
Knox
to 2.00
5s Ref Oct 16 *41op*31.A&0
3.15
4%s Sept 1937-1952—M&N
4X Oct 26 *38 op *28.A&O
4
s 1938-1957
J&j 6 3.25"
4
Impt 1938-39 (s-a). J&j 6 2.00
4
2.75
to 3.00
86
to 3.75
2.15
2.90
4.00
6 5.00
1938-1948—J&J
Johnson City—
%
15 1948-— —-M&N
High sch 1954-J&D
Pawtucket—
2 25
3.00
4.00
4.00
2.50
2 25
2.75
4xa Road Apr 10 'SS-'OO— 6 3.15
Houston—
5s Sewer 1939
M&N 6 2.50
92
_
.
Ja434snRef
to 3.50
6 1.00
4s May
Hamilton
'38-r56-A&010
3.25
3.75
to
6 3.00
3.00
6 4.75
434s, 1940-1958 —
—
County
6 4.00
434 % Refunding 1957-A&O
6 3.80
5% Bridge 1944-
2.40
6
J&J
'17-A&0
2.50
2.50
1.00
—A&O
4%s Grad &c *48op*28 J&J
4Xb Grad &c *49op'29A&0
Galveston County—
5s Bd Apr 10 "olop'31 A&O
Grimes County—
5X8 Road 1938-54.A&O 10
Harris Co 4s *47 op
4 Xa Apr 10
3.75
4.00
6 3.50
Ind Sch D 4s *38-*64—F&A
Galveston—
5s Grade Raising 1944.A&0
5s School
1938-1954—M&S
! 90
Gibson County—
1.10 %
to 1.90
6 2.50
N^Wl939...-...M&S 6
to 3.60
45*s Road 1947 opt *39-J&J 6 3.00
Davidson County—
434s Highway 1947
J&J 6 3.00
5% Co Memorial '38-50J&J 61.00
83
Dyer Coref 3%-4%s 1965
6 1.25
A&O
3.30
Cocke County—
6 1.00
4s
3.00
to 3.40
1959—J&J / 84
/ 85
Fayette County—
4%s Road 1958
T
1.75
5%s road
Chattanooga—
4Xa School 1956
A&O 6 4.25
4%s Memorial Aud '52M&N 6 4 25
5s Hospital 1954
M&S 6 4.25
ISLAND
J&D
2.90
3.25
101
1.50
1.50
County—
5s funding Jan 1
M&S
Cranston—
2.50
3.75
6 2.90
63.10
6 3.40
3.90s Sept 1 1955-1958
—
100
3s Sept 1 1946
—4Xb Jan 1 and Feb 15 1939— 6 2.00
6 2 00
4 ms Jan 1 1939
6 2.10
4%s Dec 1 1939
63 15
6s July 1 1943
6 3.50
6s April 15 1946-47
6 2 30
4s 1940-1955
6 2.40
4X8 1940-1967.—
6 3.25
Bridge 4%s 1944-1945
2.65
3.10
3.05
b 1.30 to 2 50
b 1.30 to 3.10
to
6 2 55
District—_
1977
1
less
J&D 6 2.50
J&J
Refunding 1941
5s 1938-1956
6 1.30
1% June 1 1939-43—- J&D
8% Public Wks 1951-56-M&S
4s Charlt Inst 1965
M&S
4s June 1
48
Net
Ask
A&O 6 4.10
j&D 6 4.10
f&A 6 4.10
F&A 6 4.10
4X8 1938-1971
4 %s 1938-1964
TENNESSEE
100
Unempl Relief *38-M&S
June 1 1939
J&D 6 1.15
1
Fort Worth—
5s 1951
5s 1938-1959
103 X
4%s 1938-1956
J&J 6 1.90 to 3.10
WIlkes-Barre—
6 1.75 to 2.50
4Xa 1938-1940--——J&J
6 2.60 to 2 80
4%s Impt 1940-1945._-J&J
6 1.10 to 2.20
lork 4Xa 1937-1943—F&A
RHODE
98
5Xa Dec 1 1940
6 1.15
-
_---
70
94
To
or
Sioux Falls S D—-
4H% 1937-1953----J&D
6 2.75 to 3.00
Reading 5s Impt 1943-49-J&J
Schuylkill County—
61.90 to 3.10
4%s 1938-1955----—-J&J
6 1.90 to 2.70
Scranton 4%s *37-41— F&A
6 2.00 to 3 20
5s 1937-1950
£&A
to 2.00
4s 1938
Scranton School
60
107
Relief—
Public Works
98
107 X
"fflWo
J&D
4s 1938 to 1939—- — -J&J
2 H8 July 1 1938- 56 —J&J
98
94
Stanley Co 4 Xa fd *43-*48 J&D
102
104
105%
July 1939
J&J
July 1942
J&J
Jan 1 1946
J&J
Feb 16 1955
J&J
4s Nov 1 1966
J&J
4s July 26 1972
—-J&J
3%s July 1 1986 opt 1950—
94
4Xa fund 1938-'47-M&N15
Perkins Co 4%s fd '38-*47 J&D
Bonds
Bid
Bonds
Net
Ask
Corson Co 5s fd 1938-*47 M&N
Jackson Co—
108
106
107
4s
4s
4s
4s
To
or
Bid
Net
Ask
Bid
Bonds
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
101
6 175
6 1.00
2".io %
175
loo
1937-1956.A&O 6*1.00
Arlington Co 5Xb '38-*54 F&A
Bristol 5Xb Sch 1938-53 - J&J
Charlottesville 5s 1962..M&S
5s Water Impt 1958—J&J
Danville—
4Xb Ref Aug 1942
F&A
4Hs July 1 1939-1950--J&J
Fairfax Co 4%s 1945—F&A2
to
to 340
6 1.50
to
3 50
6 2 60
to 4.25
6 3.75
3.25
6 3.75
3.25
6 3.00
6 3.00
to 3.60
';y.t
3.25
6 3.00
2.75
Henrico County—
School 5s 1938-50.—..J&J 6 1.00
to 3.25
4%s June 11957
J&D
Lynchburg—
4Xb Pub Impt 1939.1—J&J
4Xb Pub Impt 1946—J&J
4Xa Water 1951
J&J
4s Pub Impt 1939-1959.J&J
3.50
,
6 1.50
1.00
6 3.50
6 3.50
6 1.50
300
300
to 3.50
; :
4XB 1948
—j&D 6 4.50
4%sFeb 1953
F&A 6 4.50
4s street Nov 11941—M&N 6 4.00
3.50
3.50
3.50
Newport News—
„
_
Norfolk—
4
X % April 1941-47
5% Water May 1952
6% Port Terminal May '525%% School Oct 1961
Petersburg 4Xa 1952—A&O
6 4.00
6 4.00
6 4.00
'v'
3.50
::;
350
3.50
6 4.00
3.50
6 4.50
3.50
Portsmouth—
6 4.25
6 4 25
3.80
3 80
6 4.25
6 4.25
3 80
3 80
J&D 6 4.25
3.80
F&A
11942-.A&0
4HsScb and Sew 1938.J&J
4Xa 1938-1954
J&J
5Hsl951
4Xb Impt Oct
5s Water 1948
Richmond—
2.80
2.80
1949—.........j&J
4 Ha 1958
J&J
4X8 July 1 1964
J&J
4Xa July 11941
J&j
4Xb July 1 1965
J&J
4s 1938 to 1943
j&J
4s 1941
J&j
4s Elec Light 1942
j&J
4s 1943
J&j
4Xb
2.80
2.50
2.80
2.50
2.50
2.50
2.50
El Paso—
5s W W
A&O
purch 1950
/Flat price.
4.15
64.35
5s Fund 1951 opt '31--M&S
6s School 1955 opt '35—j&j
5s Impt Aug 1 1948—F&A 6 4.00
4Xa 1938-1960
A&O 6 2.00
3.75 %
to
4.00,%
X Optional to Jan. 1 1938 at 105, 1943 at
100.
104, 1948 at 103, 1953 at 102 and 1958 at
'
|
-Si -:-.i
'■
ii-
AUG., 1937]
STATE AND MUNICIPAL
Quotations for all securities
Yield Basis
Bid
Roanoke—
*
4%a Street Impt May 1940
4%a Pub Bldg 1941—M&N
4Hs Pub Bldg 1944—M&N
4Hs April 1952
A&O
Staunton 5s 1937-58
M&S
Tazewell Oo 5s 1938-46—J&J
Washington County—
5s school 1938-49——J&J
Ask
3.00
3.00
3.00
6 3.50
3.00
6 2 50 to 3.50
6 2.50 to 3.50
4^s 1938-1957-":.. A& O
_
4% Gen oblig
3H% Gen oblig
1948-50 b 2.60
1950-51 b 2.60
to 2 75
3%% Gen oblig
1951-52
6 2.60
to 2.75
5%sF52 opt '33 A&O
to 2.75
Refunding 6s 1953—M&N
Everett—
4^s Gen oblig wat.1937-59 6 1.50
to
3.75
Revenue Bonds—
5%b Water 1938
M&S
Water ref
1937-45
1.50 to
3%a Water ref—1937-39 6 1.50 to
2 %s Water ref—1940-42 62.00 to
King County—
1.50 to
4%a Bridge 1937-38—M&N
2.00 to
44 Ha Bridge 193949.M&N
4Kb 1937-1950
M&N
2.00 to
5s
Pierce County—
5s Sept 1, 1937
6 Basis,
i
4
6 1.25
6 1.25
6 1.75
Ms ref wat 1938-'54—J&J
2.50
1.75
3.25
3.25
3.00
3.40
4s
to
4.10
to 3.90
to 3.80
6 2.75
Mercer Co 5s '44 op
to 3.10
6 2.00
to 3.25
6 2 00
6 3.75
6 2.25
to 4 30
to 3.75
4.20
as near as possible for the
Reserve
Capital
to
I
WISCONSIN
Eau Claire 4Mb 1938-'44.J&J 6 0.75
6 1.50
6 1.50
to 3 50
6 1.75
I
to 2.25
%
61.25
to 2.00 %
Madison—
to 2.80 %
4Mb
1938-1949
J&D 6 1.00
Milwaukee—5s 1938-'40.-J&J 6 0-50
4%a 1938-1945
J&J 6 0.75
to 3 40
4Ms
6
1.75
6 2.50
to 3.00
61
6 2.75
to 3.25 %
to 3.00 %
6 1.75
to 3.20 %
50
%
4s
Agricultural (Watet'n)
Amer Alliance
J&J 6 0.75
to 2.50
to 2.50
to 3.50
to 2 80
to 2 00
to 2.50
to 2.50
to 2.60
to 2.55
to 2 70
to 3.25
to 2.75
to 2.75
to 3.25
to
3.75
to
1.25 %
WYOMING
4s Road 1951
1.90
opt 1941—A&O 6 2.25
Natrona Co S D No 2—
5s
1937-1944—..
J&J 6 2 00
to 325
10
10
share
4.356.634
1,000,000
200,000
6,226,166
4,167,426
(N Y)
(Boston)
71,005
770,437
11,483,367
1,190,142
2,024,031
761,633
/ 5,795,443
8,192,322
2,373,440
2.947.936
4,347,850
2,101.956
4.973,696
Merch Fire
Amer Home Fire(N
(NY).
Manufacturers Cas'ty
(Phila)
Maryland CasualtyMass
2,000,000
10
500,000
1.038.021
644,349
24
5
10
400,000
1.500,000
441,318
2,492.244
1.841,318
3
(Boston)
100
Conn Gen Life (Hartf)
10
3,127,599 136.993.878
10
2,000.000
5.000,000
1,000,000
5
1.750.000
1.000,000
3,343,740
Amer
Amer
(Newark) 2%
Reinsur (N Y)_
10
Reserve (N Y).
10
States (Ind'nap)
10
Surety (N Y)__ 25
1,000,000
Y)
Automobile Ins (Hartf)
10
(Bit) 2%
(NY) 25
100
Buffalo Ins Co
(Buff) 100
CamdenFire(Camden)
5
Carolina (Wilmington
Baltimore Amer
Bankers & Shipp
Boston (Boston)
N.O.)
1,000.000
300,000
7,500,000
5.000,000
1,500.000
1,000.000
3,000,000
1,000.000
Nat'l
Casualty
(Hammond, Ind)-
(WaslPton).
50
Eagle Fire (Newark). 2%
EmployersRe-ins(KC) 10
Excess Ins (N Y)
5
Federal Ins (Jer City)
10
Fidelity & Dep (Bait) 20
Fidelity-Phenix (NY) 2M
Fidel & Guar (Bait)10
3,903,196
5,000,000 71,826.432
100,000
381,038
1.000,000 1,051,821
1,500,000 2,500,000
755.095
502,710
4,000,000 11,894,919
2.400,000
5,116.134
(Wash'ton)
20
Firemans Fund (S F).
Flremens Ins (Newark)
Franklin Fire (Phila).
25
7.500,000 16,057,897
5
5
9,397,690 11,072,999
3,000,000 12.449.757
1,000,000 5,397,308
500,000
1.011.072
1,000,000 1,828,604
General Reinsurance.
Georgia Home
Gibraltar Fire & Mar
10
5
10
10
2d preferred
Gr Amer
Indemnity
(New York)
Great Amer Ins (N Y)
Halifax (Halifax, NS).
Hamilton Fire (N Y).
Hanover Fire (N Y).
Hartford
Fire (Hartf)
Hartford Steam Boiler
(Hartford)
5
5
15
25%
24%
1
5
10
1,000.000 3,933,913
8,150,000 28,572,635
2,000.000
568,614
688,419
38,995
8.746.031 >4,548,418
10
200,000
10 4,000,000
10 12,000,000 49,476.073
5
Home Fire Security..
Homestead Fire (Bait)
10
10
10
Importers & Exporters
(New York)
3.000,000 7,955,253
14,500,000 C4,598.858
1,000,000 2,965,086
4,932.000
193,779
1,000,000 1,212,966
5
-
2.081,290
200,000
,
422.519
31,155,533
(Philadelphia
10
1.000,000
2.226.143
ton
25"
27%
1,524,802
1.424,975
11%
13%
1,000,000 1,115.111
750.000
750,000
5,000,000 22,234,295
4,000,000 11,328.842
100,000
320,937
20
1.100,000
1,117,004
706,343
14.621,852
3,368,880
91,763
6,691,342
10
5,520.351
-
4,000,000
5,801,131
13 %
14
1,000,000
2,447.964
1.453,466
33%
35>*
3.000,000
9,282.912
4,314.470
50
51%
1,000.000 1.576.168
1,000,000 3,208,554
2,000.000 U»,000,215
1,000,000 5,932,330
1,636,245
2,066,520
5,809.845
4,319,050
47 %
50%
26
ii
27
2,000.000
1,000,000
1.000,000
1,000.000
1,000.000
550.000
700.000
5,387,212
2,638,603
5,132,465
771.637
125
29
130
30
12
13
3,721"; 132
3.147" 575
127% 131
866,344
230,285
256,954
1,000,000 1.381,463
6.000.000 38,182.318
28.502
10
10
25
10
5
10
10
10
1.691,588
17%
19%
7,579,972
4,273.235
33
35
l.ooo'.ooo
2,057",089
2,000,000
2.742.889
1,000,000
1,864.874
1,157,237
1,000,000
10
25
1,000,000
1,500.000
U S Guarantee Co
Unlver Ins (Newark).
10
8
.
879,1
_
2,121,180
1,160,062
1,675,507
1,704.712
2,396.949
4,000.000 22,419,614
500,000 1,548,511
1,000,000 1,324,040
2,000.000 4,580,974
606,865
715,016
3,904,700
5.000.000 14,253,397
1,091.638
11,322,935
1,155
5
500.000
100 4,000.000
100 20.000.000
U S Casualty con vpref
2
1.000,000
U S Fidelity & Guar¬
2
2.000,000
anty (Baltimore)
(J S Fire (New York)4
2.000,000
Ass'nceJCas)
Travelers Fire (Hartf)
Ex-dividend.
16
87
2,751.917
Sun Life
20,087.097
o
15
83
1.000,000
10
21
100,000
512,461
8.255.807
15"
T
3,000.000
--
Security Ins (N Hav).
Springfield Fire & Mar
(Springfield, Mass)
I Stuyvesant Fire (N
Y)
75.631
102,778
Washing¬
(Providence)
5
10
917~,457
100
25
ib
44.874,929
2.129,771
97
20
5
25
74H
9%
in
131% 136"
557,769
Seaboard F & M
(NY)
Seaboard SuretyjNY)
34
i
19%
67 M
981.327
II*
23
9
\
65%
1.000,000
—
Gofstetepf $525,0001st preferred, $563,413
x
52
10
Republic (Dallas)
Revere (Paul) Fire
Rhode Island (Prov)Roch ester
American
(Rochester)
42 M
19 M
.
a
5%
1,018.205
ReinsuranceOorp(NY)
Reliance Ins (Phila)
811,319
2,848,145
8,647.086
18.118",207 652.938:688
2
JX
23
m
24%
26%
7%
26
26
28
27%
9
11
10^
210 34 215%
10^
29 %
33%
116
12%
30%
35
119
6%
700
494
7%
750
504
2.147,255
2,145,325
9%
10
7.329,395
23.248,606
2,000,000 5,227,916
400,000
1,863.501
13,732,443
9,315,899
2,569,525
406,512
22%
23
11*
55%
59%
17%
20
1,000,000 1,308.763
375,000
649.639
1.000.000 11,613,091
400,000
876,396
592,908
20,527.486
5,281,108
31,476
Virginia F & M (Rich¬
Insur Co of Nor Amer
merged in 1930 with American Reserve Ins. Co.
34
5%
64
Accident
(New York)
Providence
6,765.043
*1,920.780
4,969,752
Preferred
Insurance Oo of State
(Philadelphia).— 10 12,000.000 65.872.181
Kansas City Life (Kan¬
sas City, Mo)
100 1.000,000 9,478,934
2,000,000 3.747,992
1,000,000 110010.710
750,000
400,000
703,250
4%
32
1.000,000
Phila Nat (Phila)
Phoenix Ins (Hartf)—
1,164.001
3.656.717
13,182,221
11,035,621
11,035,621
share
17
4%
3,824,104 J
Brunswick Fire
(New Brnns N J)..
10
New Hampshire Fire
(Manchester, N H) 10
New Jersey Insurance
20
(Newark, N J)
New York Fire
5
North River Ins (N Y) 2%
Northern Ins Co(NY) 12'
Northwest Fire & Mar
Occidental Ins (S FL¬
OW Line Life (Milw).
Pacific Fire (N Y)__.
Pan-Amer Lire (N 0)_
Peerless Casualty—
Phila Life
(Phila)
862.173
6.126,390
5,476.241
5,476.241
New
(Minneapolis)
NorthwesternNational
(Milwaukee)
2,073,384
0,124,501
2*400,810
2,799,143
2.799,143
1.000,000
Nat Union Fire (Pitts)
New Amsterdam Cas
8,125,172
19,276,020
31,895
733.822
3,073,364
609,183
2.226,265
6.397.772
14.792.093
2.953.436
9,050,342
248,540
12.581,703
12,277.295
6,636.525
15 tl.163,414 f
10
Home (New York)—.
Home F & M (S F)
2,500.000 10,265,336
1,000,000 3,487,420
1,200,000 19,728,971
1,823,101
144,035
Insurance
(Providence)
National Oas (Detroit)
Glens Falls Insurance
(Glens Falls, NY).
Globe & Republic—
Globe & Rutgers Fire.
2.583.255
225.577
Ask.
Per
15
61^
49
(Newark, N J)
6,064,272 171,396,914
2.432,617
19.533,628
3.750.000 57.994,448
1,000,000 2,000.693
2,000,000 9,800.058
200,000
463,678
Fire Assoc of Phila—
12 »2
Merchants
Continental
Continental Ins (N Y) 2%
Bid.
Bonding & Ins
(Baltimore)
2.168.299
S
Merchants & Mfrs Fire
.
Life
Continental Assurance
10
Assur/com 2Y
(New York)
jpref 10i
Merch Fire (Denver)10
Central States Life (St
Louis)
City of New York (NY)
Reserve
$
10
340,779
1,859.397
16,284,614
6,123.138
2,118,887
300,000
5,120,993
6,831,284
2,621,129
2,980,159
15,134,403
2,331,872
5.026,399
10
Amer Insur
Premium
1936
Capital
%
1,000,000
210.000
Lincoln Fire (NY)
3,000.000
—
(Hartford)
Lnearned
Surplus
31,
Par
10
?i°
1938-1944
4Mb Ct H'se'27-*50 M&N 15 6 0 75
to 2.65
Ask.
Amer Equitable (N Y)
5
Amer Fire (Wash'ton) 100
*
A&O 6 0.50
Milwaukee County—
J&J 6 2.50 to 2.60
J&J 6 2.50 to 2.60
M&S 6 0.50 to 2.30
13,240,995
16,583,266
7.658,984
5,040,327
1.863.963
of Pa
1938-1947
6s W W 1937-1960—M&N 6 0.50
Knickerbocker
3,000,000 12,443.233
7,500,000 19,356,455
10 15,000,000 18,266,430
25 3,000,000 6.123.209
Fireman's
3.50
to
closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue.
Casualty & Sur
(Hartford)...
Aetna Insur (Hartf)
Corcoran
to 3.
3.10
to 3.10
Dec.
Bid.
Per
Columbian
3.50
100
100
3.40
6 1.50
6 2.20
Unearned
Premium
1936
Surplus
Amer
to
Morgantown 5s 1938-48—J&J 6 2.00
Wheeling—
5s Wat Wks 1938-52
J&J 6 1.50
2Ms Sept 1. 1946-1960—M&S 6 2.30 to 2 50
2 Ms May 1 1944-1962
6 2.00 to 2.35
1.40% July 1. 1938-'39--J&J 6 0.25 to 1.10
Charleston 4Ms'41 opt'27J&J
100M
Dec. 31,
Amer
*24 A&O 15
to 3.60
f Flat price
Par
Aetna Life
J&J 6 1.50
,
J&J 6 2.55
July 1948-1952
3 Ms 1951 and 1952
3 Ms
1943-1952
3s Sept 1. 1937-1946
Quotations are
Aetna
Clarksbg S D 5s'41 op'21M&S
100M
Hancock County—6s Grant
Road Dist '46 opt '32.M&N
99%
Huntington 5s 1944
Oct 6 3.25
-
to 3.40
to
Clarksburg 5sl937-1953.A&0 6 1.50
4Mb Sew Mar 12 38-'45
6 0 75
4Mscourth'se '37-49 J&D16 6 0 75
sewer 1939—M&N
2.00 Racine—4Mb *37-'57—m&N 6 1.00
5s Wat rev 1938-'51—J&D 6 2.00 to 3~30 %
6s 1937-1941
F&A 6 1.00
Racine Co 5s 1938-1940—J&J 6 1.25
WEST VIRGINIA
4Mb 1938-1950
J&J 6 1.00
5s Highway 1938-1946-—J&J 6 0.50 to 2.50
Superior 4Mb Sch 'SS-^-J&J 6 1.00
4Mb 1945-1954
J&J 6 2.40 to 2.65
Wood Co 5s 1938.
A&O 6 0.50
4MB 1938-1943
J&J 6 0.50 to 2.40
4s 1939-1950
J&J 6 1.35 to 2.60
Yakima—
5 MsG O
2.00
100
4%a 1937-1944
Port of Seattle 5s ,37-,55 M&S
4%a Jan 1938-1955
J&J
Seattle—
; 6s 1938-1941 L & P
A&O
5%a L & P 193843—M&N
5s Light & Pow 1942-56A&0
4% Lt & Pr 1939-'58—M&N
to 2.50
Walla Walla—
3 .00
Ask
to 3.50
_
101
Bid
Charleston S D—
5s
1938-1952
^
4s
1946-1950
M&N
Spokane—
4%a Park 1962
J&J
4s & 4 Ms ref 1938-51— J&J
3Ms Ref 1943-1954 —-J&J
4 Ms 1938-1954
M&S
5 Ms 1938-1953
--J&J
5s Imp—Mar 1 1938-42...
Spokane Water Revenue—
4%b-4%B 1937-41
A&O
Tacoma—Revenues—
4Mb Water '39-*43 (s-a)J&J
4 Ms EIL&P '42-'46(s-a)J&J
4 MsEIL&P'37-51 (s-a) A&O
4s Water 1944-46-----J&J
to 1.50
to 2.10
or
Bonds
Net
to 3.50
6 2 00
6 1.75
4s mun lt & pr'37- 53-M&N
3 % munlt & pr '43-53 A&O 6 3 60
3 Ms mun lt & pr '38-'54A&0 6 2.00
Seattle School Dist No 1—■
6s Gen Fund 1938 1940—J&J b 1.00
4%% Gen oblig 1938-1943J&J 6 1.00
Ask
A&O 6 2 00
A&O 6 3.00
6 3.50
WASHINGTON
Clark Co
Bid
Bonds
6 3.50
to 3.50
Yield Basis
To
or
Net
6 3 50
6 2.50
ssue
Yield Basis
To
or
Bond*
99
BONDS
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date ofl
are as near as
68M
mond)
West Coast Life (S F)
Westchester Fire (NY)
Wisconsin Nat Lire
25
5
2d preferred, and $75,000 junior preferred stock,
t Policy
reserve,
a
38
16
ilH
33
35
15%
16%
Company
was
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Banks & Trust Companies
STATE AND NATIONAL BANK STATEMENTS
and are
denotes
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
sales
'
..
i '■
•>
Figures of deposits, capital and profits for the National banks are from the Comptroller's last call; for
obtainable, direct returns being procured by us where no periodic statements are
tutions they are the latest
the Clearing House banks
National Bonks
June 30
v
all other insti¬
required. For
of New York, deposits are taken from the latest weekly statement.
State Institutions
Capital
Surplus &
Profits
National Banks
June 30
ALABAMA
June 30
Gross
Par
Deposits
Capital
Ask
Bid
State Institutions
CALIFORNIA
June 30
Gross
Surplus fe
Profits
Deposits
Blrm'ham Tr A
Common
Per
$
$ I-.
125,000
Birmingham—
Bank for Savs.&Trta.
Nomi nal.
Long Beaoh—
share.
Farm A March Bank-
50
1,203,973
82,264
WesternTr A Say Bk
Sav
500.000 I
..
944,959
al.840.000
Preferred-..
126,000
Industrial Say Bank. d
First National Bk—
81,700
e
2,500,000 /1.203.549
Preferred
506.272
232,783
225.000
15,387,528
2,832,588
share.
N
o
re
100
50
cent
Los Angeles—
a50
California Bank—
52
25
55,751,238
7.300.000 /
Per
$
$
1,000,000
I
sales
25,036,694 1100
t 20
1,194,217 100
Common
Common.....—
Ask
Bid
Par
Nomi nal.
Preferred
55
.....
5.000,000 12,506,855 101,920,429
1,000.000
41
39
/25
\25
Oltisens Nat Trust A
25
Savings
Bank
Farmers A Mer. Nat-
4,240,000 114,158,323
20
31
32
5,119.802,121,140,217
5.000.000
3.000.000
100
431
445
Secur-First Nat Bk—
Mobile—
1,000,000
1,000.000
255,810
1,295,180
1,459,531
2,868,916
21,878,356
18,327,066
100
20
61
63
300.000
212,061
3,396,333
10
11#
12#
1,000,000
583,603
17,127,919
15
16
85,099
1,886,950
350.000
Amer Nat BkATr Co
First Nat Bank.
Merchants Nat Bk—
70
24.000,000
10.850.000
2,500,000
Common.......
Preferred
Union Bank A Trust
53
2,650,685
38,875,584
100
37,634,111
10,035,345
54
143'
J13150,000 570,894,708 {25
147"
100
100
OaklandCentral Bkof Oakland
Alabama Nat Bank-
3,750,000
1,480,476
Farmers A Mer Say-
Montgomery—
300,000
240,492
300,000
348,663
5,804,870
350.000
650,000,.
150.000
300,000
741,611
14,708,286
31,631
307,878
1,713,778
3,756,734
100
First Nat Bank—
Common........
Preferred
246.250
-
5*
Pasadena—
Oltisens Ooml Tr A 8
First Tr A Say Bk—
Union Bk & Tr Co—
Common
Preferred—
100,000
—
50.000
j
I*
Common........
Preferred
}
Pasadena-First N Bk d
Security Nat Bank-
125
125
20
100
Belma—
197,474
91,555
220,809
115,715
400.000
dl20.000
200.000
4350.000
City National Bank.
People's Bk & Tr Co.
Belma National Bank
Belma Tr A Say Bank
Sacramento—
100 *100
25
32
100
2,673,698
1,367,133
1,516,316
1,576,866
100
100
100
100
N
o
re
cent
100
sa es
Capital Nat Bank— d
967,000
1,077,378
30,289,137
150
Citizens Bk of Sacra-
165
Merchants Nat Bank d
50.000
246.750
145,000
143,180
116,963
66,804
1,532,860
5.020,564
1,205.532
4175.000
148,384
3,416,118
100
p25
37#
'145"
Sumitomo Bk of Cal_
i*,
SanBernardino—
American Nat Bank-
v,'-'
San Diego—
First Nat T A 8 Bk
National Banks
June 30
41,500,000
423,791
26.018,162
San Diego Tr A B B
Common
250.000
760,150
12,686,125
State Institutions
ARIZONA
Preferred
Per
5,765,040
248.054
250.000
300.000
400,000
250.000
National Bank
15,400,000
Bank of Calif, N A—
6,800.000
Bank of Amer Nat Tr
A Says Assoc
Bank of America
Phoenix Sav Bk A Tr
5,893,366 t 20
8,458,189 f 25
4,072,628 t 25
222,896
493,639
147,773
400,000
1.233.800
Common
!r»
;l y
........
J 660,972
35,888,791
!
0
re
cent
sa
6
16#
lee
Union Trust Co
250.006
Bon Arizona Bk A Tr
Yokohama Specie Bk
V
.
389,812
;
100
8,311,664
•'.J.
.
J
.
*
•
5,314,790 211,775,572
8,312,429 109,384,624
60
26#
26
80 *201#
BOH
54#
12%
9.000.000
1,000,000
8,541,696 206,651,259
4,168,370
295,730
2,217422
mmrnrnrn
__
325
100
350
49
42
50
43
260
285
V
American Tr Co-
l';
7,500,000 16,493,475 265,449,619
7,500,000
Common........
Preferred....
1
••
135
125
20
-•
18,854,965
125,000
2,434,457 100
194
191,883
4,427,350 100 190
152
100
490,746 19,081.520
7.931.464 124,188,059 100 320# 375
8.568.465 156,972,799 1000 13.500 145
347,658
8,438,768 100 120
The San Fran Bank.
Pacific Nat BankWells Fargo Bank A
4'v.'.-.,"?: V-"',"
Tucson-
"45"
100
100
—
1.500.000
500.000
1,000,000
1,300,000
6,000,000
6,000,000
1,000.000
Canadian Bk of Com
Crocker First Nat Bk
N
7.870,585
3,122,212
50.000,000 57,268.718 1280720,385
Bank of Canton.....
Bank of Montreal
Talley Nat Bank—
Preferred
42,157
Anglo
share
100
Phoenix—
First Nat Bk of Aria.
Phoenix Nat Bank..
133,633
200,000
—
San Francisco—
California
Nomi nal.
Bisbee—
600,000
United States Nat Bk 4
Miners A Merch Bk.
J25
■;
102
125
497,500
Security Tr A Sav Bk
June 30
§
4#
100
{ 20
10,147,876
100
San Jose—
First National BankSanta Ana-
National Banks
June 30
ARKANSAS
'
116,198
489,464
500,000
500.000
560,087
110,019
1,700,500 12#
564,700
435.300
233,896
10,437,777 1100
200,000
1,000.000
375.000
512,098
828,500
121,648
June 30
Preferred
Norn indl.
Per share.
293,000
830,745
4160,000
First National Bk—
Common
State Institutions
Fort Smith—
City National Bank.
First National Bank.
if erchante Nat Bank
600.000
Commercial Nat Bk.
100
25
*
300,000
200.000
100,000
395,342
9,122,489
20
102,707
40,490
300.000 1
3,319,523
1,127,210
25
368,215
10,390,575
(1673,500
302,276
J 20
20
13,573,983
,,
0
Sale price,
i
Outstanding preferred stock consists of
c
-;
"
*
50.000 1
50.000
460,006
57,410
823,014
2,075,639 1100
1100
12,169,115 100
u
*
Calif.
$1,140,000 1st pref. of $20 par
2nd pref. stock.
......
mmmmm
March 4.1936.
350'
■
«-
i
•
-
J.
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0 Quotations for
325 \
d Common and preferred stock outstanding.,
Savings deposits,
e
Preferred..
les
slightly
Pint BluffCommon
cent
Association's outstanding stock.
Nat B of Commerce.
Simmons Nat Bank.
o
sa
(approximately 57%) of the Bank of America National Trust & Savings
Transamerica Corp. will continue to own
more than 42% of the bank's outstanding stock following the dis¬
tribution..
•' v
.a
re cent
sa lee
60
:
'
N
re
100
b Stockholders of Transamerica Corp., San Francisco, Calif., on July 31,
1937 received their pro rata share of the distribution of 2,297,840 shares
25
(
192.500
Preferred
W V W or then Co—
100
100
value and retirable at $50 a share, and $700,000 of
N
Common..
m-'f-
4,782,635
11,094,023
2,283,938
t Controlled by the Transamerlca Corp. of San Francisco,
a
Little Book—
Peoples Nat'l Bank.
Twin City Bank
Union Nat Bank—
1140
1100
100
2,769,097
7,417,847
9,785,428
,
Commercial Nat'l Bk
........
Stockton—
First National Bank
Stockton SAL Bank
Union Safe Dep Bk.
~ '
'
<
-••.•I'yv
;
the San Diego First National Co.. which controls 97%
Trust A Savings Bank of San Diego, Calif.
of the stock of the First National
j.
1
V
Last sale price,
n
\'*■ v"':57
New stock.
Par value 100 yen.**
^ "•*
•
•*«• • • -1--
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AUG., 1937]
BANKS
TBUST
AND
COMPANIES
National Banks
CANADA (page 111)
National Banks
June 30
DELAWARE
June 30
' V
Wilmington—
Surplus &
Profits
>•
Cross
Ask
Deposits
Nomi nal.
Per
Colorado 8pgs.—
Colorado Sav Bank.
Colorado Spgs Nat B
I
;
Common
Preferred class A--
:
Exchange Nat BankFirst National Bank.
shari.
...
69,384
2,410,505
7,302,918
10,107,053
100,000 I
90,000
300.000
300,000
382.060
t
422,243
8,230,676
97,438
4,995,005
11,392.553
37,406,566
NaTnae ST" DIST.0F COLUMBIA 0lherA^lTn'
'
Denver—
American Nat Bk—
Common
Preferred
-
Nomi
Washington—
Central Sav Bk A Tr
Colorado Nat Bank
Common
Preferred
Colorado State Bank
Denver Nat Bank—
97,125
11,365,701
30,556,409
o
Lincoln Nat Bank
McLachlen Bkg Corp
les
2,449,252
U S National Bank-.
34,971
22.400
2,157,836
Internatlonal Tr Oo_
1,648,102
_
Pueblo—
First National Bank.
Minnequa Bank
Pueblo Sav & Tr Co
Common
Preferred
55,776,291
1,021,640
648,891
26,886,497
15.081,454
500.000
30,000
600.000
•400.000
310,000
804,965
204,565
627,134
214,694
345.000
Nat Bank of Wash- cl,050,000
Nat Capital Bank
200,000
Nat Metropol Bank.
800,000
Biggs National Bank
a
3.400,000
Income debentures
Union Trust Co
Wash Loan A Tr Co.
June 30
33
150
100
100
60
100
100
m mm
mem
35""
165
200
■mmmm.sa
75
130
rnmmmm
140
240
275
328
100
mmmmm:
40
125
295
308""
\100
8,017,967
60
274,459
4,638,695
7,013,092
48,954,003
loo
15,520.212
jlOO
5,276,488
10,727,899
25,437,109
100
National Banks
June 30
State Institutions
20
mmrnmm
200
210
1.000.000 II,806,432
613,700
2.000,000 1,274,881
2.000,000 1,011,623
1.000.000 2,355,864
Common
Munsey Trust Co-
16
10
100
100
361,076
a595,000
a588,000
nal7~
share.
150
100
1.417,500
Amer Secur A Tr Oo_
Nat Sav A Tr Co— u
100
86,435,478 M00
I,728,228
3.000,000 14,554,305
Preferred
Second Nat Bank
Secur Sav A Com Bk
5,319,713
CONNECTICUT
1,787,702
7,750,520
4,813,236
3,212,416
22,386,408
6,903,266
9,938,187
5,084,689
9,338,612
2,992,300
23,930,044
67,396
272,411
529,229
245,400
844,525
490.000
250,000
100,000
1,000,000
Common—.......
20,774,172
2,023,049
100,000
199,000
145,000
t
Liberty Nat Bank-..
cent
Preferred
First National BankNational City Bank.
Union National Bk
Per
Anacostia Bank.....
City Bank
Columbia Nat BankBank of Oomm A Sav
Hamilton Nat Bank.
1,667,198
:|
Common
__
.
1,710,803
355,002
Co
Nomi nal.
Per share.
$
2,176,820
19,452,112
2,351,961
3,740,428
10,823,674
17,889,266
9,131,718
62,484,451
Industrial Trust Co.
Union Nat Bank....
Delaware Trust Co..
ffiquitable Trust Co.
Security Trust Co
Wilmington rp«>
140,853
50,000
Institutions
June 30
Deposits
Central Nat Bank...
Farmers' Bank
Capital
State
Gross
Surplus &
Profits
Capital
Institutions
State
COLORADO
June 30
!
State
FLORIDA
100
188
m—mmm
£
90
:
rnmmmm-
100
100
100
110
100
280
300
Institutions
June 30
Nomi nal
Jacksonville—
Nom\ nal.
Per share.
Bridgeport—
First Nat Bk A Tr Co
Common
Florida Nat Bank
12
Preferred
b
43
7H
45
North End Bk & Tr
Common.......
175
25
share
14
190
32
LakelandFlorida Nat Bank... 0
100.000
1,727,200
134,358
Miami—
Amer Bk A Tr Co...
First National BankFirst Trust Co
Common......
Preferred
200.000
1,470,531
L .200,000
Florida Nat Bk A Tr
Little River Bk A Tr
Miami Beach First
1st preferred....
2nd preferred
West Side Bank—
100.000
29,047,360
169,474
6,773,054
1,563,552
800,000
14,456,224
100,000
400.000
National Bank
Hertford—
Orlando-
Capitol Nat Bk A Tr
26
34
Conn River Bkg Co
30
100
50
10
100
100
First Nat Bank—
500
First National Bank
125
Glastonbury Bk & 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.
25
25
25
Common.......
6J
799,320
...... .
65
8t. AugustineExchange Bk St Aug
St Augustine Nat Bk
13
......
25
25H
8t.
100
.. ..
10,445,381
3,093,404
1,624,271
West Hartford Tr Co
Windsor Trust Co...
Meriden—
Home National Bank
Meriden Nat Bank
Meriden Tr A S D Co
Puritan Bk A Tr Co
100
160
25
58
1,013,504
1,972,674
243,343
6,327,014
Petersburg—
200,000
TampaBroadway Nat Bank
100,000
l.fcftO.UUU
Exchange Nat Bank.
First National Bank. a1,350,000
First Sav A Tr Co...
600.000
6,061,930
1,556,126
5,771
1,397,211
_
22,886
52,618
Florida Nat Bank... 0
vZZZV.
100
5,216,914
3,126,018
Cit A People's Nat Bk
Bo End Bk A Tr Co—
Common.
Preferred
Travelers Bk A Tr Co
5,888,806
Pensacola—
American Nat Bank.
280
43
72
25
5,084.394
Preferred
Florida Bank
"82H
25
Bimsbury Bk A Tr Co
... .
13
984,362
1,190,208
776.547
01.500.000
14
Black Kock Bk & Tr
Brldgep*t City Tr Co
Per
Atlantic Nat Bank.. d3.000.000
Barnett N B of Jack1,500,000
15,715,783
15,604,527
1,649,563
West Palm Beach
Fla Bank & Trust Co.
West Palm Beach At¬
100,000
lantic Nat Bank... d
50,610
1,380,526
200.000
208,088
6,753,480
New Haven—
Amer Bank A Tr Co.
First Nat Bk A Tr Co
211,243
Trademen's
Nat
120
66
545
120
941,889
Oonv preferred
New Haven Bk NBA
Second Nat Bank..
110
53
2,491,018
125
75
88
National Banks
I
Common
Prior preferred
27,343,559
779,144
9,522,618
73
906,009
12,407,868
84
Bk
1
Preferred
Un A N Haven Tr Co
65,033
3,131,818
100
'Mt
Wlnthrop Trust Co.
1,001,344
14,964,718
300,000
491,648
4,829,546
Thames Bk A Tr...
Bank A Trust Co.
Fidelity TltleATr Go
Per
348.976
91,260
192,593
46,176
2,529,466
re
sa
640,000
78,696,437
86,436,475
30,292,093
100
<m
m
-
+
share
rnrn-rnm
no
20
21
10
36
87 H
cent
1,681,574
872,869
103,490
2.891,778
4,536.001
n
les
125
130
Fulton Nat Bank-
Preferred
Ga Sav Bk A Tr Oo_N
300.000
270.000
*
550.000
200,000
389,450
155,334
3,359,471
1,824,486
a
a
100
260
100
•3,443,604
21,225,583
90
100
850
275
mmmmrnrn
too
100
880
Sale price,
t Branch
oif Savannah.
Includes preferred stock or debentures outstanding.
6 Retirement price.
*
<
d Member of the Atlantic Group In Florida.
Stamford—
First-Stamford Nst'l
Stamford Trust Co.
Nomi nal.
200.000
Cltis A So Nat Bank. r5,000,000
First Nat Bank
5.400,000
Common
Norwich—
Uncas-Merch Nat Bk
June 30
1.000,000 i
821,873
475000
997,500
224,206
Trust Co of Georgia. «2.000.000 2,449,516
135
Mew London-
imm,
Institutions
State
GEORGIA
Atlanta—
American Sav Bank.
Common
Nat Bk of Commerce
New London City
National Bank..
Union Bk A Tr Co.
June 30
'
e
1.000.000
200.000
700.000
1,292,342
646,640
1,073,195
11,823,318
5,426,372
9,040,085
673,705
11,628,315
\< 180,724
5,462,224
Preferred
Colonial Trust Co...
Waterbury Trust Co
Member of the Florida National Group,
h Affiliated with the Barnett National
k New
Waterbury Nat Bk—
Common......
/The Broadway National Bank of Tampa, Fla., chartered on June 30,
1937, represents a conversion to the National system of the Latin-American
City, Tampa, Fla.
Bank of Ybor
g
Waterbury—
Oitls A Mfrs* Nat Bk
Affiliate of the First National Bank of Atlanta, Ga.
2,738,015
207,042
stock.
I Last sale.
n
9,186,972
833,319
^
Bank of Jacksonville, Fla.
March 31,1937.
r
Combined statement.
t Trust funds.
x
y
Ex-dividend.
Stock all owned by Travelers Insurance Co
BANKS
102
National Banks
June 30
GEORGIA
Nat Exchange Bank-
142,065
Bid
Ask
Nomi nal
Per share
8,9^5,242
451,322
2,891,778
400.000
•
Par
100
78,696,437
3,169,997
•
750.000
National Banks
June 30
Institutions
June 30
Deposits
%
S
Augusta—
Georgia RR Bk A Tr
Gltis A So Nat Bank. r5.000.000
COMPANIES
TRUST
no
100
189
20^
194
21
90
Ash
Bid
Par
Deposits
Nomi nal
ElginElgin Nat'l Bank.,
78,940
649,805
161,817
300,000
100.000
Union Nat'l Bank.
Per
$
%
$
100.000
First Nat'l Bank..
94
June 30
Cross
Surplus &
Profits
Capital
Institutions
State
ILLINOIS
Cross
Surplus
Profits
Capital
State
AND
share.
100
1,496,949
7,349,633
1,478,291
100
100
:'lv
Columbus—
Columbus Bk A Tr..
First Nat Bk of Col..
Fourth Nat Bank
Home Savings Bank.
Merch A Mech Bank
5,925,651
1,641,378
2,084,421
1.180,639
2,657,502
784,348
200.000
108,199
138,000
43,803
300,000
75.000
200,000
339,749
2,000.000
758,044
858,988
660.000
1,361,653
11,290,008
24,940,183
14,879,106
200.000
93,900
150.000
14 97,092
2,512,868
72,722
1,394.464
100
B'dway Bk of Quincy
111 State Bk of Quincy
100.000
20,293
687.849
100
200.000
199,000
36,944
Mercantile Tr A 8 Bk
100
100
100
100
National Bank.
Common......
850,000
•
Peoria—
Cent Nat Bk A Tr Co
Com Mer Nat BkATr
200.000
Peoples Bk of Quincy
S'th8ideBk of Quincy
State St Bk A Tr Co.
100,000
139,753
44,477
i
v'%;
N
o
re cent
sa
les
Kirst
60ft ,000
Common........
Capital notes..
South Side TrA Sav B
110,000
500.000
78,696,437
1,207,323
6,701,242
2,891,778
61 210
City Bank A Tr Co..
First Nat Bk A Tr Co •
337 592
20 X
no
100
Quincy—
10
Savannah—
2.891,778
78.696,437
id
500,000
686,600
156,098
226,309
4,669,658
3,886,570
100
1,614,187
1
Citizens Bk A Tr Co
Common
200,000
146,000
Debentures
J
84,900
lea
{:::
21
20H
1
Debentures
100
Liberty Nat Bk A Tr
Savannah Bk A Tr—
•a
21
100
Oltiz A So Nat Bank. r5.000.000
o
rec ent
20
Jefferson Tr ASav Bk
100
Maoon—
Ottls A So Nat Bank. r5.000,000
N
50
20
5
""50" "50"
40
3,721,805 1100
5,473,686
100
W
706,942
622,587
100
100
40
300.000
1,529,876
100
200.000
250,000
500.000
326,032
140,572
319,507
9,332,503
4,763,642
8,131,113
100
500.000
510,530
9,388.983
10C
150.000
70.000
500.000
200.000
241,518
130
50
40
16,166
92,384
5,148,175 f 50
50.000
Rookford—
Illinois Natl Bk A Tr
Co—
i
i
Swedish-Am Nat Bk.
Third Nat'l Bank
National Banks
First National Bank
Illinois Nat Bank—
June 30
Common
Per
....
Preferred
Nomi nal.
Boise City—
Ida 1st NatBk ofBoise
share.
—
Springfield MarineBk
First State Tr A 8 Bk
600,000
Common
Preferred...
600,000
First Security Bank. il .138,000
Boise Trust Co
125.000
....
National Banks
18,563,123
J 429,657
1,509,311
42,996
ILLINOIS
June 30
100 •f-v N
26,762,918
100
100
89,413
[
404,986
111,932
50
100
40
11,253.531
None
O
re
,
40
Springfield-
State Institutions
IDAHO
June 30
jor
cent
sa
lea
State Institutions
June 30
.
National Banks
A:""
June 30
State
INDIANA
>
Institutions
June 30
Nomi nal,
Aurora—
Aurora Nat Bank—
160.000
107,791
Merchants Nat Bank
300.000
Old Second Nat Bank i
392,600
187,577
74,621
3,449,638
5,290,086
3,392,795
100
Per share»
N
100
re
100
sa
cent
ies
160.000
100.000
Belleville Save Bank.
First National Bank.
300.000
195,785
200.000
259,235
Clair Nat Bank-
160,000
173,541
68,853
39,729
3,190,933
1,197,283
2,382,540
4,048,576
2,345,098
100
100
100
Franklin Bk A Tr Co
100
100
245
100
125
Bank.....
National City Bank.
North Side Bank
Lamasco
30
100
125
250
150
Old National
Bank..
200.000
Am Nat Bk A Tr Co.
<1.650.000
Aetna
State
56,134
2,815,518
48,020,673
4,400,974
270
100
10
"80"
loo
145
40,000.000 124491,702 1015616,004 J3J1.
35.000.000
1331 a
Oont Nat Bk & T Co
1,500,000
415,608
1,792,960 100
Oosmopollt'n Nat Bk
250,000
43,680
1,844,749 100
141
Austin State Bank.
952,652
200.000
.
Beverly State Sa* Bk
Central Nat Bank—
City Nat Bk A Tr Co
Oont 111 N B & Tr Co
93,012
65,796
2,066,955
146,132
5,051,262
2,462,712 120,643,680
100.000
300,000
4.000.000
Common
280
15
150'"
33's
Common
100,000 V
100,000
448,750
...
.....
First National Bank
First Nat Englewood
Halsted Exch N at Bk
Hamilton Statn Bk__
•
.000.000
30.000.000
200.00U
200.000
'200.000
1-0 National Bank..
200,000
250,000
Kaspar Am State Bk
57,979
40
38
Liberty Nat'l Bank
Live Stock Nat Bank
Madison-Crawford
.
275,000 1
325,198
325,000
300,000
302,717
1.000,000 1,434,134
Natl Bank
200,000
Main State Bank..
M erchandlse Nat' 1 Bk
200,000
500.000
Merchants Nat Bk..
200,000
200,000
400,000
200,000
300,000
500,000
Metrop State Bank. .
Mid-City Nat Bank
Milwaukee Av N't Bk i
.
Mutual Nat Bk of Oh
Nat'l Builders Bank
Nat'l Boulevard Bk
i
500.000
National Security Bk
North Shore Nat Bk
i
200.000
200,000
Oak Park Tr ASav Bk
500.000
Personal Ln & Sav Bk 2.000.000
Pioneer Tr & Sav Bk i
375.000
Sears-Corn State Bk.
200,000
Security Bk of Chic.
Second Security Bk
Skala State Bank—
South East Nat Bank
State Bk of Clearing
Terminal Nat Bank.
UnlvSt Bk of Chic.. i
700.000
350.000
200.000
200.000
120,000
200.000
299,500
Upper Ave Nat'l Bk.
Uptown State Bank.
300,000
300.000
Bk._
100.000
Western State Bank.
200.000
Amalg Tr Ac Sav Bk. i
Banco dl Napoli Tr.
425,000
West 31st State
101,879
133,766
748,107
68,225
77,766
10(1
170
100
319
100
101
10'
20
170
115
42
180
323
180
125
47
78,441
60,051
196,083
194,943
624,991
157,260
51,096
175,655
1,498,234
937,250
237,365
224,639
118,226
46,973
87,233
38,176
284,697
160,790
276,383
289,337
24,514
170,457
266,066
171,983
12,243,253
(10
20
11,119,684
100
190
20
50
385,424
15,340,390 j
20
re cent
I
20
•a
Common....
Debentures
200,000
50,000
300.000
....
1,000,000
925,000
100,000
3.000,000
preferred.
105
115
100
260
270
"95"
116"
115
25
125
30
135
90
185
100
100
15
175
50
100
100
50
145
25
31
80
110
155
150
36
145
100
ioo
100
132
100
20
"38"
100
142
45"
75
100
100
100
200
3,013,196
7,506,515
200,000
f
62,500
1,250.000
i
Fidelity Trust Co..
145
125
i
Bankers Trust Co..,
100
'
O
,V>,:
les
1,056,696
20
11,446,871
20
612,515
13,108,086
1,925,547
100
18,994
100
95
105
-••••
100
450.000
500.000
184,500
|1,045,299
30,453,852 f 10
I 10
99,789
1,929 ,062
5,582,306 108,869 ,399
1,282 ,704
186,093
470 ,474
8.624
2,156,780 29,510 ,304
2,133 ,683
42,065
515,361
3,066 ,104
3,525 ,396
185,893
100
100
100
18
alO
16
'350"" §86"
140
130
100
100
237"" 259"
100
100
100
100" « 1 • 1 •
1
1
•
......-.
858.988
1,500,000 \
Debentures
935,000
Indiana Trust Co—
l.ooo.ooo 1,238,392
i
210,042
Security Trust Co
399,200
Union Trust Co
1.000,000 2,482,129
Common
100
50
36,161,037
{100
15,208,128
4,279,182
21,148,023
100
185" ■ 1 1 1 •
100
100
350
2,869,998
1,410,690
10,025,358
4,037,962
3,056,940
100
100
100
100
1
•
72
•
250.000
Citizens Tr A Sav Bk
First Bank A Tr Go.
Merchants Nat Bank
i
250,000
799.000
i
250.000
il ,000.000
8t Joseph L & Tr Co
129,900
150,784
205,049
168,513
24,582
•
10
N
re
Common
....
Preferred...
Terre
Haute
First
Nat Bank—
Common........
Preferred......
250.000
477,500
110,119
250,000
440.000
661,236
cent
sa
Terre Haute—
Merchants NatBku.
les
5,589,489 1100
1100
16,295,757
20
10
Sale price,
t Branch of Savannah.
a
100
Preferred stock retirement price.
b June 30,1936.
C
50
.
Dec. 31, 1936.
"
d New stock.
lOu
e
100
100
Affiliate of the First National Bank of Atlanta, Ga.
i Common and
100
preferred stock or capital debentures outstanding,
-
:
Reserves.
Combined statement.
V
V".\ ;
n
r
:V.:
1
Ex-stock dividend.
;
V,.
'; 'V
fw'SL
:
m
•
-mmrnrn
400
South Bend—
City Nat Bank
*
"ioo
*
197
187
85
210
lot
1
Fletcher Trust Co-
100
300.000
5,202,426
Chic City Bk A Tr_
800,000
1,005,024 21,301,644
Drovers Tr Ac Sav Bk i
550.000
364,886
10,514,044
East Side TrAcSav Bk
200,000
55,434
914,346
Harris Tr At Sav Bk.
6.000.000 10,141,499 194,025,884
Lake snore Tr Ac 8 Bk i
798,000
217,336
II,322,190
Lakevlew Tr Ac 8 Bk.
600.000
1,249,549 25,120,251
Mercantile Tr A Sav.
600.000
393,168
15,923,253
Northern Trust Co..
3,000.000 9,540,594 311,759,505
Pullman Tr \ Sav Bk
300.000
305,796
~,208,721
10,797
1,048,089
,
500.000
275.000 b
People's State Bank. i
4,866,865
3,076,744
10,366,381
4,640,831
8,977,885
5,623,533
15,995,289
100
50
20
N
Merchants' Nat Bk.
138
2,240,699
6,830,987
5,841,184
5,982,725
7,455,231
675,239
400.000
420.000
Preferred
Marion Co State Bk.
100
100
2,761,587
6,102,019
18,582,736
;
Common
3,520,621
5,987,753
17,041,204
7.346.585
594,996
Ft Wayne Nat Bank
Common.........
Class A
53
3,401,870
8,113,256
5,288,852
15,976,918
8,855,142
33,408
18,937
1.200.000
Lincoln Nat Bk A Tr,
Fountain Sq State Bk
Indiana Nat Bank—
10
20
1100
8,057,734
American Nat Bank
205
23,632,486
"L
Indianapolis-
25
100
15,360,404 (100
100
1,735,856
Live Stock Exch Bk.
100
100
100
500000
Mutual
Gary State Bank-...
Gary Tr A Sav Bk..
42
Lawndale Nat Bank
Common.........
Preferred
100
1,644,740
Gary-
2,481,182 / 20
1 30
135,690
6,761,106
890,262 28,357,164
31,812,574 884,943,361
760,164
5,736,003
153,355
6,130,052
57,272
I,889,274
53,087
2.569.584
65,603
2,150,607
500.000 I
People's Tr A Sav Co
District Nat Bank—
Preferred
...
Drexel State Bank..
Drovers Nat Bank..
100
100
Dime Trust A Sav Bk
143
a
868,814
12,161,726
Fort Wayne—
56""
Preferred
100
Bank—
Peoples Savings Bk..
100
100
100
13,627,593
1,188,918
1,314,262
318,799
199,700
Common.........
Preferred
Chicago—
709,882
179,805
26,236
31,174
571,284
37,777
500.000
100.000
150,000
100,000
500.000
Citizens Tr A Sav Bk
Belleville—
Belleville Uk&TrOo
Belleville Nat Bank.
Bt
Nomi nal,
Per share.
Evansville—
Cltixens' Nat Bank—
■■■
1
■
BANKS
National Banks
June 30
TRUST
AND
COMPANIES
State Institutions
National Banks
June 30
June 30
Surplus &
Capital
Gross
Profits
Deposits
LOUISIANA
Capital
Surplus &
Profits
State
Institutions
June 30
Gross
Deposits
Nomi
Burlington—
Farmers A March S B
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Baton Rouge—*
Per
City National Bank
Common
Preferred
Louisiana Nat Bank
First National Bank.
12X
...
Cedar RapidsMerchants Nat Bank
Common........
People's Say Bank..
Preferred
United State Bank..
New Orleans—
Amer Bk & Trust Co
Council Bluffs—
City National Bank.
Common
Preferred
Hibernia Natl Bk
Common &* *
Preferred
Nat Bk of Commerce
Common
Preferred
Louisiana SB & T Co
Whitney Nat Bank..
Oeun Bluffs Say Bk.
First National Bank.
Common........
Preferred
State Sayings Bank-
Davenport—
Davenport Bk A Tr_
Des Moines—
Bankers Tr. Co—
Common
Preferred A
Preferred B
Cap City State Bank
Cent Nat Bk A Tr Co
Common....
Preferred
Des MoinesBkATrGo
61143827
_Shreveport—
First National BankCommercial Nat Bk.
Oont'i-Am B ATr Co
————
National Banks
June 30
Iewa-Des Moines Nat
Bank A Trust Co:
Common
I
State
Institutions
June 30
Nomi nal.,
Per share
Augusta-
Preferred
Heme Sayings Bank.
Unfyerslty State Bk.
Valley Sav Bank
First Nat Qranlte Bk
Depositors' Trust Co
Bangor—
Dubuque—
Merchants' Nat Bk.
First National Bank.
Amer Tr & Sav Bank
Eastern Tr A Bkg Co
Merrill Trust Co—
Biouz City—
Common........
Preferred........
First National Bank
J4ve Stock Nat Bank
Tey Nat Bank
Portland-
Security Nat Bank..
Weedbury Co Sav Bk
Canal National Bank
Oasco Bk A Tr Co.
First National Bank-.
Nat Bk of Commerce
Portland Nat Bank—
National Banks
June 30
KANSAS
State Institutions
Common.
June 30
.
.... ..
Preferred A
Preferred B....L.
Hutehinson—
Nomi nal.
-
Per
American Nat Bank, d
Exchange Nat Bank.
First National Bank.
share.
150.000
150.000
250.000
National Banks
•
June 30
MARYLAND
State
\
Institutions
June 80
Nomi nal
Kansas City—
Baltimore-
Osmm'l N Bk of K C
Common
Preferred....
Exchange State Bank
Security Nat BankCommon
Preferred
RIvervlew State Bk.
300.000
448,000
Baltimore Nat Bank
Common...
Preferred......
200.000
...
Oarrollton Bk of Bait
Oommonw'lth Bank.
First National Bank-
Leavenworth—
Nat Cent Bk of Bait.
150.000
150.00C
50.000
Nat Marine Bank...
Western Nat Bank..
Colonial Trust Co
Equitable Trust Co.
Fidelity Trust Co—
Maryland Trust Co
Topeka—
Central Nat Bank...
Central Trust Co...
Citizens State Bank, d
Fidelity Sav State Bk
Guaranty State Bank
500.000
Common........
60,000
140,000
50.000
200,000
500.000
100.000
100.000
Preferred
Kaw Valley State Bk
Merchants' Nat Bk.
Nat Bank of Topeka
State Savings Bank.
Yepeka State Bank., d
—
Calvert Bank
Canton Nat Bank—
105,000
95,000
100,000
First National Bank.
Leavenworth Nat Bk
Manufac'rs State Bk
share
Per
Bait Comm'l Bank..
400.000
Common........
77,500
200.000
Capital notes.....
Mercantile Tr Co
Real Estate Tr Co..
Safe Dep A Trust Co
Union Trust Co
Cumberland—
First Nat Bank
Peoples Bank—
Common
...
Capital notes
Second Nat Bank
WichitaFirst National Bank.
Fourth Nat Bank—
1,000,000
1,000.000
Kansas State BankSouthwest Nat Bank
Union National Bank
100,000
200,000
.
Common
_
Preferred
Union Stock Yds Nat'ri
Liberty Trust Co—
Common
Capital notes.....
FrederickCitizens' Nat Bank..
107,000
93,000
100,000
Comm'l Bank of Md
Farm A Mech N Bk.
Frederick Co Nat Bk
National Banks
June 30
Common.........
Preferred
-
KENTUCKY
State Institutions
June 30
Fr'k Town Sav Inst.
West
First Nat Bk A Tr Co
Common......
M Per
190
—
Hag?rstown—
Nomi
Cltlsens^Nat Bank..
Maryland Tr
Farmers & Merc Bks
Nicodemous Nat Bk.
Second Nat Bank...
Hagerstown Trust Co
Preferred
Peop-Ub Bk A Tr Co
OevingtonTrABkgCo
National Banks
1
Lexington-
June 30
MASSACHUSETTS
State
Institutions
June 30
Bank of CommerceCitizens Bk A Tr Oo.
.
Nomi nal.
Common........
^
Preferred
First Nat Bk A Tr Co
Second Nat Bank...
Union Bank A Tr Co
Merchants' Nat Bk.
Nat Rock Bk of Bos
Nat Shawmut Bank.
Second Nat Bank—.
Web A Atlas N Bk—
Security Trust Co
LouisvilleBank
Boston-
First National Bank.
of Commerce
Citizens' Union N B.
*
Fidelity A Oolum Tr.
First National Bank.
Sale price.
Dec. 31,1936.
Liberty Natl Bk A Tr
O
People's Bank
b March 31. 1937.
Security Bank
KentuckyTltle Tr Co
Lincoln Bank A Tr..
Stock Yards Bank...
Louisville Trust Co.
United States Tr Co.
e
<
American Nat Bank.
Bank
Affiliated with the First National Bank of Louisville.
H Member of Northwest Bancorporatlon.
Newport Nat Bank—
Sav
/ Citizens' Union Fidelity unified certificates.
g
Newport-
Central
Retirement price.
d Common and preferred stock or capital notes outstanding,
<
ft Units.
{ Last Sale.
Per
49H
450
75
30
share
49H
460
78
30 H
163
169
43
46
BAMS
104
AND
COMPANIES
TRUST
National Bankt
—SSfiP* MASSACHUSETTS slaV^Tm'
Gross
Surplus &
Profits
Capital
Par
Deposits
Bid
Ask
June 30
Bid
Par
Deposits
Nomi nal.
Boston—
*
S
Banc Oom Ital Tr Oo
750.000
Boston 8 Dep A TrColumbia Trust Oo_.
2.000.000
07ft
100.000
213,808
Day Trust Oo
2.500.000
Fiduciary TrustCo— * 500.000
New Eng Trust Oo__
1,000,000
Old Colony Trust Oo <5.000.000
Pilgrim Trust Oo—
400,000
State Street Tr Oo.. 3.890.000
Per
100
100 r280
100
ion
1,705,757
34,495,957
2,327,184
10,124,433
1,858,865
34,845,761
212,276
.
3,963,730
574,878
641,299
2,994,592
5,269,848
700.000
-
450,000 J
100.000
Convertible pref..
Winthrop Trust Oo.
12,631,507
11,363,525
330
.
1
...
2,547,106
138,095
10
100
'<
'\*:
■:
Per
:
share
205
215
1,500,000 11,350,000 cl41264,948 1 20
3,750,000
\ 20
Preferred
50
3.ono.ono 3,520,735 125,840,506
Mfrs National Bank.
*
23,775
122.262
10
223,129
Michigan Ind Bank
71
73
Oommon
'
'■
Detroit-
Nat Bank of
Common
—
Preferred
16H
19 X
1 10
,
50
US Trust Oo—
Oommon
$
1.038,291 c57.314.260
Detroit Bank.
mmmmrn
165
100
:
*4.064,000
Bank
State
rido"
100
6,655.126
82,949,498
$
Detroit—
inal
Oom'wealth-Oom'l
None
371,388
5,327,384
Ask
Nom
share.
100
5
■'o\
Gross
Surplus
Profits
Capital
Institutions
State
MICHIGAN
June 30
1z*
20
■
"105"" 115"
r •"
5.000,000 113115,723 393,189,983 1
10.000.000
i
10
55
56
30
s
32
25
United Savings Bank
600,000
935,000
Common........
d
Preferred
19,175,308
J 768,000
I 10
t
10
Equitable Trust Co-
Beverly—
321,631
77,747
300,000
100.000
Beverly Nat Bank.
Beverly Trust Oo._
3,918,697
1,403,261
135
70
100
100
140
75
Common
Brockton Nat Bank,
593,435
384,345
706.850
*
k
500.000
Cambridge
Cambridge Trust Oo
County Bk A Tr Co.
635.631
150.000
300,000
Harvard Trust Oo...
1.000.000
Everett
Middlesex Co Nat Bk
20 r
8,195,549
7,315,306
484,822
4,478,878
1,206,804 cl9,417,269
500,000
829,249
400.000
427,500
300,000
225,656
537,229
148,755
101.260
127.860
pref...
pref—.
Detroit Trust Oo—
Oommon
65
........
Preferred
——
Highland Park Trust
Us Guardian Tr Co.
450
75
f 20
J
567,363
1,863,397
g
20
I
20
1,423,260 11,916,271 013,839,336 f 20
I 20
1.360.898
38,046
1,003,947 100
150.000
591.473 0 6,793,689 100
500.000
55
65
25
30
500
10
73
100
10
6,647,131
c
621
50
500.000
,
Class "B"
Brookton—
Heme Nat Bank
...
Class "A"
20
12
Flint—
120.000
400.000
10
6,064,098
7,702,001
3,467,296
100
90
205
100
85
Nat Bank of Flint
93,857
23,253,628
9,270,182
2,976,040
5,112,660
207,510
106,080
377,250
250.000
Merch & Mech Bank
8,901,725
566,393
Olt Oom A 8avs Bk. *1,000.000
700.nnn
ttenessee Oo 8avs Bk
20
33
30
20
33
100
160
170"
27
20
30
20
ran River—
FaU River Nat Bank
Durfee Trust Co....
FaU River Trust.—
c
c
100
m
+ m
Grand Rapids—
Central Bank.;
Oommon
Fltchburg-
Preferred
Bafety Fund Nat Bk.
500.000
857,085
7.150,082
100
GloucesterCape Ann Nat Bank.
150.000
245,064
158,963
164,080
3,165,407
100
rec
1,521,834
3,711,764
10
sa
500.000
220.000
—
20
120.000
340,000
Gleuces S D & Tr Oo k
200.000
300.000
1,003,351
143,479
les
250,000
415,000
J 126,701
'
"lo"
8
10
16
1
10
10
1.000,000 11.417,160 c41,883,138
2,000.000
I
208,519 g
400.000
650,562
333,032 c 2,630,341
250,000
605,597 g 1,954,194
1.200.000
10
10
30
100
10
10
50
24
150
12
28
30
17
20
Preferred
j
Michigan Trust Co..
Holyoke-Holyoke Nat Bank—
AO
32
Saginaw—
Common
Preferred
Park National Bank
J 345,128
14
f20
Old Kent Bank-
Grand Rapids Tr Oo.
Union Bank of Mich.
100
6,641,335
2,539,815
15
1,269,439
i
Oommon
ent
Haverhill--*
Haverhill Nat Bank.
Merrimack Net Bank
15
12
7,735,154
J 371,702
400.000
375.000
........
Peoples Nat Bank—
N
Gloue Nat Bk of Glou
20
9,351,473 1 20
I 20
c
Nat Bk of Grand Rap
60
8,047,589 J 50
50
_
Nat
Bank
102,913
5,288,744
20
1,818,427 c27,070,316
100
383,000
*
Aginaw State Ban
Second
c
&
1*250.000
Tr Oo
>
100,000 I *171,934
150,000 '
279,629
Hadley Falls Tr Oo.. *1.400.000
60
2,757.226 J100
Common....
100
Preferred
c
10.004,251
20
.....
Lawrence-
600.000
299,709
7,606,268
25
300.000
411,266
3,809,099
100
120
1,000.000
616,674
11,686,781
25
124
Bay StateMer Nat Bk
25
Lowell—
Appleton Nat>. Bank.
Union Old Lowell
National Bank
National Banks
Institutions
State
MINNESOTA
June 30
June 30
27
Nomi nal
Lynn—
Per
Duluth—
Central Nat Bank—
Common........
200.000
190,000
200,000
Preferred
Manufac'rs Nat Bk.
National Oity Bank
Common
Preferred
Essex Trust Co
200,000
250.000
250.000
Lynn S Dep A Tr Oo
Security Trust Oo._.
100.000
400.000
138,603
3,456,390 1 60
257,098
3,268,136
78,695
3,192,174 J 60
/50
50
465,410
607,559
751,368
3,284,670
157~}4
100
New Bedford
FlrstNatloralBank.it
721,500
425.000
600.000
..
370,881
465,000
418,521
III"
400,000
1.000.000
',&vW-Y
50
100.000
100,000
Minneapolis—
20
20
Pioneer Nat Bank...
Western Nat Bank.. k
40
56
"58"
12H
Blooming'n-Lake NB
k
Central Nat Bank..
86,190
Hennepin State Bank b
Marquette Nat Bank k
100.000
Midland NatBk A Tr k
200,000
100
2,071,746
60
Salem—
548,500
143,304
50
12
15
250,000
200,000
547.122
110
16
18
2,000,000
332,513
Third Nat BfeT Co..
1,500,000
Springfield 8 1) & Tr.
1.000.000
1,000.000
195.000
2,480,123
1,253,464
1,768,005
111,644
200.000
300.000
267,799
299,092
Naumkeag Tr Oo—
b
100.000
Preferred....
{
"
Springfield—
Springfield Nat
Bank
4th North wast Nat'l
10
10
13
100
15,359,363
350
360
Oommon........
Union Trust Co
West Spring fluid Tr
26
67
I
25
60
i
100
r
25
25
University State Bk
Rochester-
100
100
66*i
2,038,982 tlOO
<
1100
20
b
100
<00
1100
uoo
1100 i 11H
IIH
1100
O—
<100
1100
4,872,391 plOO No re cent
100 7/.;:.v.ga les
1,760,000
26
)
les
5,000.000 13,066,607 111,466,371
2.500,000
1,323,779
31,693
100,oou
989,088
13,513
50,000
1,489,916
119,507
100.000
2,662,936
125.000
114,479
1,061,960
94,300
29,498
141,760
86,000
200.000
"65""
First National Bank.
Union Nat Bank...
"25"
American Nat Bank. *1,700 000 h
Commercial State Bk k
160,000
125.000
St. Paul-
—
Machinists' Nat Bk.
Bristol County Tr
247,020 21,667,724 100
4,455,675 100
232,460
1,801.821 100
76,106
7,137,539 133,562,896 plOO
a
2,044.319, 100
First State Bank
108,083
p
100.000
7.270.055 100
221.743
EmptreNatBkATrCo ik 475,000
Stock Yards Nat Bk
4,193,602 <100
*
300.000
149,630
DrovExcb State Bank ok 200.000
First National Bank
ptt.000.000
WorcesterMechanics Nat Bank
Oommon
Preferred
500,000
700.000
300.000
764,108
) J10C
365,372
i
1,000.000 11,744,213
2.000BOO
Guaranty Bk & T Oo
Worcester Co
Preferred
b
Produce Statu Bank
2d Northwest State
Third N'west'n N Bk
10
sa
N'western Nat BAT
Common
Oommon
Taunton
389,000
990,000
Minnehaha Nat Bk
Merchants Nat Bank it
cent
100
1,673,171
33,667
23,462
1,537.066
7,020,505 132,440,512
893,324
28,240
178.607
5,484,558
420,224 15,728,804
1,692,186
31.372
First Nat Bk A Tr Oo 58,000,00<
Warren Nat Bank..
N 0
7.853,629
10,679,744
1,092,353
899,268
111,381
100.000
145,500
100.000
Fifth No'west'n N B
Peabody—
100
100
Minnesota Nat Bank
Northern Nat Bank.
385
20
1
Merchants Nat Bk
Safe Deposit Nat Bk k
200,000
2,000.000
of Duluth
100
3,513,793
600,000
Duiuth Nat'l Bk—k
First A Amer Nat Bk
757,642
7,452,980
2,061,144
35.645.411
212,634
377,869
45,165
28,656
100.000
Oity National Bank
"I62"
54.362
329,343
55,482
938,921
re
Bank of Oomm & Sav
50
100
1
share.
100
)
125
10c1-.
1C
...
-----
22
Midway Nat Bank-
Tr Oo
Oommon
Class A.
1 1C 1
in)
24
21
12h
Common
Preferred
First Trust Oo.
*
Sale price.
t No
a
100.000 \
175,000 J
...
...
153,967
s
13^
4,722,230 1100
1100
184,904 g 4,009,828 PlOO
pl.000.000
v'.-; ■A"_
,
13 H
_____
•
par.
June 30,1936.
b First National Group.
d Convertible
\
preferred stock entitled in liquidation to
/ Retirement price.
r
g
Trust balances.
$20 a share.
,
u
h March 31, 1937.
i Member of Northwest Bancorporation.
National Bankt
June 30
MICHIGAN
State
k Common and
Institutions
preferred or capital debentures
I Last sale.
June 30
0
Nomi nal.
Bay Oity—
Bay City Bank—..
Natl Bk of Bay
Oity.
People's Commercial
A Savings Bank...
Per
300 000
400.000
ftl.000.000
73.435
203,772j
462,662
2,540,503
6.180,856
100
100
9,772,916
100
share
American National Bank of St. Paul affiliate,
p
Member of the First Bank Stock Corp.
r
Stock has to be offered to board of directors,
s
:
n
New stock.
t
Affiliate of First National Bank of Boston.
x
Ex-dividend.
0
re
cent
sa
les
z
Fiist Bank Stock Corp.
v
v
1
outstanding.
BANKS
National Banks
June 30
MISSISSIPPI
•
Capital
Surplus &
Profits
State
AND
TRUST
National Banks
Institutions
June 3 0
Gross
Deposits
Capital
Nomi nal
Per share
Jaekson
State Institutions
MONTANA
June 30
>
June 30
Gross
Surplus &
Profits
"
i
Deposits
Nomi nal.
Billings—
Per
share,
Midland Nat Bank..
Montana Nat Bank.
Sec Tr & 8a vs Bank.
Capital National BkOommon
COM PA MRS
...
Preferred
Depoa Gu Bk A TrOo
Jackson-State N Bk.
^;Butie-^M
First National Bank.
Meridian—
Miners Nat Bk
Metals Bk A Tr Oo.
Citizens Nat Bank..
First National Bank.
Mer A Farmers Bank
Helena—
First Nat Bk Ac Tr Co
Union Bk A Tr Co-
Vicksburg—
First Nat A Tr Oo___
Merch NatBkATr Co
National Banks
June 30
Gommon..
MISSOURI
State
National Banks
Institutions
.
Per
City Nat Bk A Tr Oo
Columbia Nat Bank.
Commerce Trust Oo
100
375
100
73
100
Community State Bk
100
First National BankInter-State Nat Bank
Linwood State Bank.
Merchants Bank
Merc Home Bk & Tr
150
70
500
100
100
135
100
200
225
120
405
82
155
90
530
Lincoln—
........
Produce Bxch Bank.
Traders'
Gate
City
Nat'l Bank
Southeast State Bk..
South Side Bank—
Common
Preferred
Stock Yards Nat Bk.
Union Nat Bank—
Per
.
...
.
v
share,
Continental NatBk—
Common ....
Preferred
First National Bank.
Nat Bk
Commerce
315
.
.
OmahaFirst Nat BankCommon
Preferred A
Preferred B
Common
Capital notes
Missouri Bk & Tr Oo
Common
Preferred
Park National Bank.
Plaza Bank of Oomra
,
Nomi nal.
share.
100' 110
100
>
nominal
Baltimore Bank
100
Institutions
June 30
State
NEBRASKA
June 30
June 30
Kansas City-
......
Preferred........
;
Live Stock Nat Bank
Omaha Nat Bank—
Common
Preferred
Packers' Nat Bank:
Common..
Preferred........
.„ ..
South Omaha Sav Bk
Stock Yards Nat Bk
Common
Preferred
U 8 Nat Bank
Common
Preferred
National Banks
NEVADA
June 30
West port Ave Bank.
Union Av Bk of Oom
University Bank
Nomi nal.
share.
Per
Ot. JosephAmerican Nat Bank.
Burnes Nat Bank...
First National Bank.
First Trust Oo
National
Banks
June 30
NEW HAMPSHIRE
State
Institutions
June 30
FirstStJosSfsYdsBk
Tootle-Lacy Nat Bk.
Empire Trust Oo.
_
.
iVoroiina/.
.
Missouri Vail Tr Oo.
Manchester—
Per
ska e
Amoskeag Nat Bank
Manchester Nat Bk.
Merchants Nat Bank
8fc. Louis—
Amer Exch Nat Bank
Nashua—
Common..........
Preferred
Baden Bank
Indian Head Nat Bk
Nashua Trust Co..
......
SecondNat of Nashua
Boatmen's Nat Bk
Bremen Bk A Tr (Jo.
Cass Bk & Tr Oo
PortsmouthFirst National Bank.
First Nat Bank
Industrial BkATrCo
Jefferson Bk A T OoOommon
Common
Preferred.
-
... -
..
New Hamp Nat Bk.
Capital notes A
Capital notes B...
Jeff-Gravols Bank..
Lemay Ferry Bank—
o
Common
National Banks
........
June 30
Preferred
NEW JERSEY
State
Institutions
June 30
•
Manufacturers Bank
A TOo
Nomi nal.
Manchester Bank
Mutual Bk A Tr Co.Plaza Bank (The).
Sec Nat'Bk SavsATr
Southern
Atlantio City-
Per
share
Boardwalk Nat Bank
Bankers Trust Co—
Common
Commerc'l
—
Preferred
A Savs Bank
South Side Nat Bk—
Telegraphers Nat Bk
Tower Gr Bk A TrCo
Guarantee Trust Go-
United Bk & Tr Co..
Equitable Trust Oo—
Chippewa Trust
Oommon...--—
Preferred
........
Oo.
Easton-Taylor Tr Co
i
Asbury Park—
Lindell Trust Oo
Merc Oom BAT Oo- ;
Mercantile-Com¬
merce Nat'l Bank.
Miss Val Trust Oo..
Meund Olty Tr Oo
i
North St Louis Tr Oo
Northwest'n Tr Oo
_
Common......'..
Preferred
.
Asbury PkNatBkATr
Asbury Park A Ocean
Grove Bank
Seacoast Trust Oo—
Bayonne—
Broadway Nat Bk
Bayonne Trust Co..
..
/
Webster Groves Tr..
Bridgeton—
Brldgeton Nat Bank.
Cumberland Nat Bk.
Farm A Mer Nat Bk.
Springfield—
Citizens' Bank......
Union Nat Bank....
Southern Missouri Tr
*
Sale price,
a
Retirement price
d Owned by the Transamerica Corp., San Francisco, Calif.
e
Member of Northwest Bancorporation.
f Includes reserves.
g
Member First Bank Stock Corp.
h Reserves.
i March 31, 1937,
k Preferred stock and common stock or capital
I Last sale.
t
t
.
d$*#*rfsoutstanding.
'
.
Member of the Guardian Detroit Union Group ft*
Preferred stock retired.
..
„
,
Detroit, Mich.
...
BANKS
106
National Bants
NEW JERSEY
June 30
Capital
AND
COMPANIES
TRUST
State Institutions
National Banks
June 30
June 30
NEW JERSEY
Cross
Surplus &
Profits
Deposits
Par
Bid
Capital
Ask
Institutions
State
June 30
Cross
Surplus &
Profits
Nomi nal
Nomi nal.
Camden—
FlratOamNatBATOo
Camden 8 D 3c Tr Oo
Merchantville
Nat'l
Bank A Trust Oo.
West Jersey Trust Oo
last Orange—
224.375
dl ,448,000
d
Ampere Bank A TrCo
200.000
Say Inv A Trust Oo:
Common
Preferred A
Preferred B
Per
$
742,919
396,190
d2.192.891
d3.287.500
1,157,320
8,965,782
101,243
523,226
a
a
95.600
500,000
274,165
26,503,182 12
25,320,445
Broad St Nat Bank. dl ,000.000
12H
wirst-Mech Nat Bk. d3,189,000
200.000
Prospect Natl Bank.
200,000
Security Nat Bank—
1.000.000
Trenton Banking Oo
Trenton Trust Co— dl,874.000
6
6
6X
Elizabeth—
Blixabethport BkgOo d 400.000
dl,310,000
Nat'l State Bank—
19,354,475
549,535
100
Woodbury—
Perm A Mechanics'
National Bank
First Nat Bk A Tr Oo
Woodbury Trust Oo.
H
"ix
15
18
232,300
171,920
68,870
170,872
339,603
6,817,777
16,068,799
3,906,726
3,911,214
12,171,021
10
"sm
79,819
333,515
500.000
Central Home Tr Oo d
Blisabeth Trust Oo_. dl.022.250
Union Oounty Tr Oo dl .114,345
1,546,569
20
10
1,912,543
10
20
25
100.000
500.000
Seaboard Trust Co..
72,935
897.888
527,862
12,666,868
48,072,806
889,094
1,159,890
30,178,553
22,092,396
517,884
466,868
400,508
100
share,
150
10
125
10
100
100
60
50
9
2,760,047
2,993,549
1,553,216
18
25
95
2
4
72
,,
20
90
80
30
100,000
200.000
100.000
10
50
10
23
15
50
10
National Banks
Hoboken—
Columbia Trust Co.. d
488,203
1,271,303
50,626
45
H
a
Per
Trenton—
13 H
3H
10
10
2,494,024
115,690
a
share.
12K
11
Ask
Bid
Par
Deposits
.V
3H
State Institutions
NEW YORK
June 30
June 30
4^
Nomi nal.
Jersey City—
First National Bank.
2,225.000
Franklin Nat Bank.. <f 400,000
Hudson Oo Nat Bk—
1.250,000 \
Common..
33,831
1,500,000
100,000
Bergen Trust Oo
..
Trust Oo of N J—
1,140.000
Common
2,500.000
Preferred A
West Bergen Tr Co.. d 400.000
999,302
74,217
4,123,057
885,855
35,339
3.400.000
N J Title Guar A Tr. d3.008,748
100.000
North Bergen Tr Oo.
Commercial Tr N J
52
51,284
3
2,686,216
273,112
400.000
700.000
331,009
111,044
6,675,595
5,949,041
100
100
400.000
690,047
488,681
517,598
9,509,739
9,801,483
7,653,863
100
60
.....
a
230.000
Nat Bank of Auburn
Auburn Trust Oo—. d
City National Bank.
First National Bank:
Marine Mldl'd Tr Oo
5
332,566
63,115
885,538
199.500
600.000
440,111
157,726
200.000
100.000
Farmers' Trust Oo..
7
Brooklyn—Slate B
150
25
3,004,140
150
50
1,599,353
"40"
27
60,200
453,613
128,610
160
80
60
100
34
1,496,566
8,982,270
6,646,659
100
I-: 1,255,047
45
3.000.000 1,361,454 42,927,860
Banking Oo
22,221,658
500,000 al ,732,473
NatlonalState Bank
594,736
d
2,909,026
526.979
Clinton Trust Oo
70,801
400.000
2,236,084
Columbus Trust Co.
1,329,831 35,232,342
1.622,500
Federal Trust Oo
Fidelity Un Tr Oo— d8,000,000 7,522,207 142,726,371
1,909,820 17,148,824
2.500.000
Merch A Newark Tr.
86,247
2,948,186
387,500
Union National Bk.. d
569,408
3,226,033
600.000
United States Tr Oo.
388,027
10,141,160
1.075.000
West Side Trust Oo.
New Brunswick
410,554 10,090,963
Nat'l Bank of N J... d 875,000
100
113
100
25
550
15
9
150,000
Newark
600.000
884.000
Lincoln Nat Bank...
Franklin Wash Tr Oo d
Mt Prospect Nat Bk. d
144.130
n
—
25
8
36
5M
il*
17
Nat Newark A Essex
25
118
12
17
10
18}
10
44
40
43
50
25
~~30"
26 t
29
32
25
91,981
6.067,394 1100
re
cent
1100
300,000
Preferred
453,253
sa
les
255
50
50
60
1200
100
Common
1,840,692
r30
100
30
4,682,000
462,000
100,000
...
44.000
Preferred
Hamilton Nat Bank
of Weehawken
}■
30,516
23,550
247.500
1,221,976 ( 50
t 50
1,360,780
10<
42
59,420
188,826
140,740
103,466
389,285
1,863,534
100,000
700.000
598,500
100.000
400,000
Weehawken Tr Oo
Hnds Tr Oo Un Olty. al .000,000
Woodcllff Trust Oo..
145,000
Passaic—
Passaic N BkATr Oo d2.500.000
Gutt'b'g Bk A Tr Oo
.
15,868
1,558,298
1,116,065
5,583,393
5,645,622
3,199,629
8,006,328
26,704,116
1,362,678
20
20
------
5
3
25
8
30
12"
34
100
316,444
1,100
129,801
64,713
704,423
86,494
4,422,372
1,439,107
1,352,343
17,349,492
4,098,834
491,567
12,060,735 J100
i 6C
1,144,738 100
20
1,541,493
25
2
N
25
100
re
cent
sa
les
25
Common
100
100
First National Bk—
.
53,726
55,118
928,544
12,832,812 / 50
\ 20
Mfrs A Trad Tr Oo.
10
23 H
25
2,415,487
90,307,770
10
12
10
34 H
14
36
10 X
10H
17,941,604
,124,321
29,174,356
200.000
Preferred
5.000.000
<8.000,000
Elmira—
Ohemung Can Tr Co
First Nat Bk A Tr Co
(50
I 50
25
100
105
100.000
60.000
257,869
600,000
-
264,165
60
4,146,537
70
131
1825
<32 t
800.000
1.237.500
1,563,034
760,280
12,232,599
13,178,748
20
25
650.000
110,743
510,843
4,821,186
100
750.000
9,915,866
25
311,937
12,889,184
8,228,172
4,056,188
4,525,444
100
20
400,000
618,731
138,815
528.438
200.000
457,176
979,787
100
250.000
150.000
150,000
625.000
119,243
94,647
440,726
427,955
1,948,994
1,266,273
3,932,094
6,614,403
—V
75
Jamestown—
Debentures "B"
Nat Ohautauq Oo Bk
Union Trust Co—..
9
10
500.000
995,000
300,000
200.000
500,000
"A"
Debentures
375
300
13
<50
Ulster
N
Oounty
State of N Y Nat Bk
Kingston Trust Oo._ d
New York City— Deposits N ew York Ci
are
of July 31, 1937
Bur plus and p
for National and June 30,19 37 for Stat
of banks and trust companies in New Yo
found in our "Rai Iwa'j ' Secti on, pages 1
re cent
10
100
•a
les
100
100
and
ty banks are repo r'fid net
rofits are of date JuneS 0 '37
r ecord
diri dend
e
banks,
a
rk City and Broo klyn m av be
195.
196.
10
32
66*3
66
34
72
52
189
91,192,193 ,194
.
37,400 a 6,609,400
of the Manhat Oo 20,000.000 25,769,651 433,892,000
100
713,000 k 6,712,000
100.270.000 128219973 1941133 000
13.55
50
8,092,784 80,834.000
378,000 k 2,995,000
3,553,000 50,732.000
107641 636 434,265,000
1,937,564 £27,830,551
200,000 k 4,804,000
121,000 k 8,181,000
100
650.000
Bank of Yorktown—
Chase Nat Bank:
1,000.000
Oomm'l Nat Bk A Tr
7.000.000
500.000
a
500.000
First National Bank.
GraceNat Bk ofN.v
Merchants Bk of N.Y
10.000.000
1.500.000
400.000
Nat Bronx Bank—
d
903.000
183
25
100
"970"
100 2235
100
100
50
"ioo"
50
icio
2275
115""
55
loo""
"25"
50
*
Sale price,
March 31, 1937.
60
f
Marine Midland Corp.
6
155"
100
Includes
.
Preference stock.
110
Prospect Pk Net Bk
Common
8,948,115 164,422,693
Ithaca—
First National Bank
c
1,000.000
T.60"
100 126
100 1775
Marine Trust Co:
a
863,421
"65"
53,262,820
Debentures
2,600.000
Lincoln-E Side N Bk d
200.000
Dunbar Nat Bank-.
Fifth Ave Bank
O
Peterson—
680.000
625,000
d
105,000
d200,000
Wat Un Bk In Pat'son
Paterson Nat Bank
600,000
Common..*.....
Preferred
600,000
Second Nat Bank—
:■
1.500,000
Common.U'«.i* i;
"40"
100
100
50
100
;
Buffalo—
Liberty Bk of Buffalo
Bk
Preferred
Haledon Nat Bank.
125
"30"
50
160,894
8,558,786
!
Amalg Bank of NY.
Plalnfield—
Common......
95
100
70
3,471,083
982,650
550,000
I
Bank of Kingston.
Rondout Nat Bank.
250
10
289,786
175.000
lea
1 937.
2,200,000
240.000
225,000
273,000
500.OOM
Klngsboro Nat Bank
Lafayette Nat Bank.
People's Nat Bank—
Brooklyn Trust Oo:
Kings Oo Trust Oo_.
Nat'l
9
10
10(
1.000.000
Mld-Olty Trust Oo.. d 100,000
Plalnfield Trust Co.. dlf150,000
d
State Trust Oo
247.500
date June 30
Kingston—
6
7
30,071,942
5,096,253
First National Bk...
Plalnfield Nat Bank.
ns
8,200.000
500.000
200.000
I
First NBk of Rondout
Liberty National Bk
Guttenberg
Merchants TrUnClty
Oomw'lth Tr Un City
cent
140,000
2,722,000
111,430
2,547,335
73,900
2,731,400
i
2,400
3,028,500
i
258,100
2,917,700
184,000
7,007,000
316,000
5,429,000
5,597,958 112,770,628
6,247,000 35,604,000
l
The First Nat Bank.
North A West Hu dson—
IstNat Bk of Un Olty d
Nat Bk of W N Y
o
Nat. banks June 30'37
Bensonhurst Nat Bk
Oltlzens Bk of Bklyn
Common
fio
110
471,273
Preferred
N
re
Bank of Jamestown:
New BrunswTrCo—
Preferred.
245
Tompkins Co Tr Co_
32"
N
200.000
50.000
ank A Tru st Co. retur
451
25
Peoples Nat Bk—
...
600.000
<500.000
Flatbush Nat Bank.
Fort Greene Nat Bk.
Newark-
Peterson Sav Inst...
460
100
10
50
15
Bank of Commerce of
People's BkATrOo.
mrn
450
100
50
7,906,385
7,349,453
1,664,638
9,337,480
294,088
500.000
614,568
Amerlcan Trust Oo.
Morrlstown Trust Oo
Mt. HollyUnion Nat BkATrOo
Common...
-
100
•a
Long Branch—
Long Branch Bkg Oo
Morrlstown—
First National Bank
National Iron Bank.
Common..
d2,990.000
Blnghamton—
4
r
Oo
250,000
1.500,000
Auburn-
7H
2,834,611
of Albany d2,939.900
1,386,487
5,149,883
2,381,215
First Trust
55
5H
55,180,801
29,515
State Bank
10
r30
43
100
600
3,107,660
66,122,698
65,930,782
22,711,606
Mech & Farmers Bk.
(Nat Oom Bk A Tr Oo
9
25
68,656,288
24,417,669 12X
1,180,738 io o
13,868.769
.....
95
31,621,275 I 25
\ 30
495,540
....
Preferred
Per share
klbanv—
85
48,696,331 100
3,596,791 37H
1,170,195
stock,
security
125
d Common and preferred stock
50
capital debentures
outstanding.
Citizens Trust Oo—
Common
597.000
Preferred
Hamilton Trust Co..
U 8 Trust Co—
Common
Preferred
9,270,203 I
I
\12li
990,257
600.000
750,000
25
3,956,965
345,850
10
12,915.805 /100
\ 50
e
24
rl2H
c"~6~
95
7
Represents capital, surplus and undivided profits,
f Preferred
0
Includes
stock
retirement
fund.
reserves.
h Affiliated with the Trust Co. of New Jersey, Jersey
1 Controlled by
City.
Marine Midland Corp.
k June 30, 1937.
I Last sale,
n
Dec. 31. 1936.
Stockholders of the National Union Bank in
and the National Bank of America of that city,
o
Paterson, Paterson, N. J.
both ratified the proposed
the National Union Bank
consolidation of the institutions under the title of
of America in Paterson.
r
Preferred stock
u
Reserves,
retirement
price.
.
AUG., 1937]
BANKS
National Bunks
June 30
NEW YORK
Surplus &
Profits
Capital
AND
TRUST
COMPANIES
National Banks
-tale Institutions
Gross
vTuaucxiesier
Per
returns
d ate
Bk of Athena Tr Oo.
Banca Com It Tr Oo
Banco di Nap Tr Oo.
B'kof Montreal Tr Oo
Bank of N Y&TrOo
Bankers Trust Oo...
Bronx County Tr Oo
Cent Han Bk&Tr Oo
Ohemical Bk & Tr Oo
June
46
48
18
Ossining Trust
20
16
43
Peekskill—
Mfrs Trust Co:
"Ids" IIS"
455*" 460**
66
68
12%
13%
126
129
64
62
105,996,460
"W "90"
16
18
17
18%
63%
62%
30
31
70,739,918
600.000 \
253,224
1,200.000
Genesee Vail Tr Co.. 62,560,000
554,928
Roch Trust & S D Oo
1.000.000 3,060,000
Security Trust Oo—
Common
300,000
Capital notes....
200.000
Union Trust Co:
Common
3,000,000
Capital notes..... 1.000.000
Capital notes
,
e
First National
0
#
200,000
104,701
1,846,088
0
800,000
212,216
7,634,925
200.000
150,000
L
120,000
4,690,000
1,244,682
580.000
13,689,772
350,000
484,000
5,095,000
300,000
501,139
6,966,674
47,476
8,921.927
NmZ'Tk' NORTH CAROLINA s,auJTTn'
49%
10%
133
Nomt nal.
Aaheville—
Per
First Nat Bk & Tr..
12%
90,871
20
share
2,957,709
128
Charlotte—
Charlotte Nat Bank.
Commercial Nat Bk.
Union Nat Bank
American Trust Co..
>■ Durham—
Citizens' Nat Bank.
0
475.000
372,382
463,850
511,935
5,141,338
500,000
300.000
1.200.000
1,776,471
150.000
500,000
200.000
100.000
214.000
45,060
1,057,124
139,506
90,84^
56,026
150,000
50,000
131,044
3,563,711
700.000
100.000
309,865
10,939,569
0
765.150
680,141
15,945,743
0
184,000
300.000
132,173
621,868
2,544,320
7,265,020
400,000
398,000
837,149
14,776,822
100.000
153,941
1,625,647
0
Fidelity Bank
Depositors NatT Bk.
Home Havings Bank.
Mech & Farmers Bk*
Greensboro—
50
17,153,888
{ 20
25
20
0
1,283,144
12,743,989
642,304
1,885,647
1,224,991
r
Security Nat Bank-
16,991,756
37.087,240
0
10,540,474
6,368,474
46,561,881
Guilford Nat Bank—
Common..
Preferred
....
Common
...
Preferred
Raleigh—
cent
People's Sav Bk & Tr
Wiim Sav & Tr Co..
Wilmington
WilsonBranch Bkg & Tr Oo
Common
Preferred
Schenectady—
........
Mohawk Nat Bank—
Schenectady Tr Co.
5,713,337
3,286,240
3,510,088
1,774,096
Yonkers Nat Bank
& Trust Cj—
Common
Preferred
46,282,758
371.913
522,233
1,304,077
47,691
3,745
64,415
Bank
Jl,291.446
Preferred
Union National Bank
Citizens Trust Oo—
535,935
195,500
in Yonkers
31,501.536 /100
216,248
345.000
0
T Oo:
First Citizens Bk&Ti
\
2,561,735
48,776
.
J2,243,599
Common
28,449
550.000
Preferred
County Trust Co...
Yonkers—
Central Nat Bank
52%
Roohester—
jl.831,429
Common
300,000
"*44%
356.700
2,800.000
2.500.000
e
"14%
.
4% Conv.Preferred
Peoples N B &
4,428,009
*323"
L661015633
3,218,652
560,044,454
15,258,846
37,860,000
.....
Central Trust Co—
Common
J 385,000
....
.
Lincoln-Alii a Bk&Tr
Common...
100,000
500.000
2,030,000
34,000
0
;/ Bk&TrOo
Mutual Trust Oo.
1»s—Rye Nat Bk...
Rye Trust Oo
lurry town N B&TrOc
White Plains—
Citizens Bank
250
Common
32.998.440 \43503 345 612,494,253
Convertible pref_.
9.778,520
Marine Midi Tr Oo
6.000.000
9,012,153 100.978.397
New York Trust Oo 12.500.000 28,136.688
341,689,218
Pan American Tr Co
600,000
170,000
3,485,000
Savings Banks Tr Oo 2,500,000 4,287,600
84,899,800
Title Guar Sc Tr CoCommon
10.000.000 II,295,876
18,249.854
Debenture notes..
8.790,064
Trust Oo of Nor Am.
500.000
227,600
5,547,800
Underwriters Tr Oo.
1.000.000
866,800
9,366,700
U 8 Trust Oo of N Y
2.000.000 28,715,000
85,591,000
Jamaica Nat Bank..
J
9
Preferred......
.
7,763,000
8,615,000
57,518,877
295,920,011
35,000
68,852,000
462,700
11,228,000
22,744,014
10,385,000
■
170.000
30,000
Preferred
Westches Oo Nat
Common
Mt Pleas Bk&TrOc
Port Chester— 1st
N.
500.000
124,200
3,476,400
2.000,000
842,591
12,474,024
1.000.000
600,000
17,113,300
1,560,600
223,800
6,000,000 13,012"",259 165,779,280
25,000,000 75,366,182 945,168,425
e2,642.500
257,000
19,555,000
21,000,000 68,112,000 845,365,000
20,000,000 54,132,000 537,938,000
.
■
0
Pleasantvilh—
.
Jamaica, L. 1.—
Oo
prices
share.
$ *
1,628,761
2,411,521
213,595
159,662
-
Common,.....
36
37
30
s
200.000
350,000
PeekskUlNB&TOc
45
"34"
1
30, 1937
Oity Bank Farmers'
Trust Co
10.000,000 13,798,220
Clinton Trust Oo
e
502,000
750,000
Colonial Trust Co
1.000.000
581,000
Continental Bk&Tr. 4.000.000 4,054,936
Corn Ex Bk & Tr Oo
15.000.000 17,508,860
Corporation Trust Oo
500,000
392,900
Empire Trust Co
3,500,000 4,859,000
Equitable Trust Co. 7.000.000 9,316,700
Federation Bk& Tr Oo
825.000
1,013,000
Fulton Trust Oo
2,000.000 2,932,497
Fiduciary Trust Oo.
1,000.000 1,945,000
Guaranty Trust Oo. 90,000,000 179891452
Hellenic Bk A Tr Oo.
1,000,000
245,092
Irving Trust Oo
50,000.000 60,956,175
Schroder Trust Co..
1,000,000 I,231,919
Lawyers Tr Co-.... 2.000.000 2,053,000
Deposits
(Concl.)—
Bk
& Trust Oo
share.
i 14
uo.
Ossining—1st Nat
Nomi nal
_
co.
Gross
Surplus &
Profits
Capital
s,aU/uZ'W°m
Deposits
N. Y. City {Concl.)
S ?■ •'
Nationa] City Bank 77.500.000
57,496,581 1671142 000
NatSafetyBk&TrCo el .014,300
500,000 al5,554,000
Ponn Exchange Bank
330,000
242,000
a2,894,000
Publlo Nat Bk&TrOo
7,000.000 8,616,694 125,667,000
Schroder Bkg Corp.
6.000.000 2,102,139 al8,746,641
Sterling NatB Si T..
1.600.000 1,585,910 a26,407,053
Trade Bank of NY..
206 250
257,000 a6,041,000
Trust
NEW YORK
June 30
June 30
107
Nat Bk of Wilson...
6,052.906
Winston-Salem—
First National Bank-
8,338.285
7,202,827
15,433,099
Common
Preferred
Wachovia Bk &Tr..
110,000
90,000
04.000,000
.....
lee
2,357,763
73,481,861
SyracuseLincoln Nat B & TCo
Merch Nat 11 & T Oo
-
1.200.000
815,285
Common........
750.000
200.000
j 358.703
Preferred
First Trust tc
Common
Dep Oo
1.620,000
7,175,000
...
Capital notes
Syracuse Trust Oo.
Common...
Capital notes
National Batiks
June 30
J 800,666
1,000,000 11,031,057
Dakota Nat
Nat
Per
Bank..
0201.000
50.000
Fargo National Bk_.
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
Troy—
Common
Troy Trust Oo
share.
162,606
117,394
e
0
500,000
129,674
Merch Nat Bk&TrOo n
Nor 6c Dakota Tr Co 0
1,500,541
664,006
112,837
41,576
Bank...
Nomt nal.
.;,V
F&rgo—
1,400.000
Manufactur Nat Bk.
National 01 iy Bank.
Union
NORTH DAKOTA
cent
150.000
250.00T
198,323
lee
70,475
Utlca—
First Citizens Bk & T
Preferred
1,000.000
955.000
Oneida Nat Bk & Tr
Common
Preferred
600.000
199.000
I1
,445,745
Nationa I Banks
469,524
Jefferson Oo Nat Bk
Watertown Nat Bk—
155.037
5,959.858
Common...
Preferred
Northern N Y Tr Oo
117,204
State
Institutions
June
30
Nomi nal
Watertown—
Common
OHIO
June 30
9,921,634
Akron-
Per
Dime Savings Bk Oo
Common
200,000
4,126,065
No
re cent
sa
298,093
....
Capital notes
10,928,407
lee
15,741,435
933,083
76,731
24,071,721
4,246,813
200,000
658,000
Capital notes
121,638
1,241,645
100,000
...
561,720
15,109,641
997.500
1,222,660
508,384
21,598,363
10,496,556
1,182,009
166,243
136,719
10,323,240
3,211,699
1,711.311
497,500
First-Central Tr. Oo.
Goodyear State Bk_.
Firestone Pk Tr&S B
Common
Capital debentures
Canton—
Westchester Co—
First National Bank
Bronxville—
Geo. D. Harter Bank cl,200.000
Cincinnati—
Gramatan Nat Bk &
Tr Co
Bronxville Tr Co
200,000
350,000
162,000
161.000
3,718,000
4,032,000
Atlas Nat
e
Bank
400,000
Sit. Vernon—1st N..
Fleetwood Bk (The).
Mt Vernon Tr Oo.
6
700,000
267,500
63.000.000
e
572,000
137,000
648,907
...
259,000
163,319
487,842
2,275,899
4,383,000
1,565,679
14,739,577
Huguenot Tr Oo..
New Rochelle Tr..
s
6
200,000
199,500
12,759,000
3,450,000
5,914,183
New Bochelle—
Central Nat Bank.
First Nat Bank
Oinn Bk & Tr Oo...
Columbia Bk & S Oo
e
t Marine Midland Corp.
a
c
June 30,1937.
March 31, 1937.
e
Common and preferred stock
g
Retirement price.
i
or
.
debentures outstanding.
>
Controlled by Marine Midland Corp*
k First report.
I Last sale,
n
Member First Bank Stock Corp.
short
BANKS
108
Nationa I Banks
June 30
Capital
Surplus <fc
Profits
Institutions
State
OHIO
COMPANIES
TRUST
AND
PENNSYLVANIA 3taVZ'Won°
m%Znl 3*0
June 30
Surplus
Gross
Capital
Deposits
Profits
tfe
Gross
Deposits
Nomi
Nomi nal.
Per
Cincinnati (Con.)
First National Bank.
Nerwood-Hyde Park
Bk A Tr Go
Lincoln Nat Bank..
North aide Bk A Tr Go
144
share,
148
Per
Allentown—
Allentown
175
Nat Bank
'12
Merchants Nat'l Bk.
Second Nat Bank..
Lehigh Vail Trust Go
People's Bk A Sv Go
26
110-
Altoona—
Prov 8 Bk A Tr Go.
First Nat
Second Nat Bank
Bank—
Be Ohio S Bk A Tr Go
Preferred
>
Common
Western Bk A Tr Go
Oentral Trust Co
Fifth-Third-Union Tr
Altoona
—
Trust Co-
Common.......
preferred — - —
Central Trust Co..
j
Common
Capital debentures
Cleveland—
Amer
Erie—
Sav Bank
-----r
National Ban*
Lawrence Park N Bk
Marine Nat Bank..
Nat Bk A Trust Co..
Security-Peoples TrFirst
Common........
Preferred
Olev Sav & Loan Go.
Lorain Street BankNational Olty Bank.
North Amer Bk Go.
Common
—
Preferred
Cleveland Trust Go
Common
.
Bank of Erie
Oentral Nat Bk—
Union Bank
....
(The)--
Capital notes
Union Sav As L Go..
•
V
Harrisburg—
Allison-East End Tr.
Capital Bk A Tr Co.
Harrisburg Nat Bank
Oentral Trust Co...
Dauphin Dep Tr Co.
Harrisburg Trust Go
•
Columbus
Branson Bk A Tr
City Nat Bk & Tr
Columbus Saving
Fifth Ave Sav Bk
Go
Go
Bk
Go
Huntington Nat Bk.
Market Bxch Bk Go.
Northern Sav Bk
Lancaster—
Ohio National Bk
Bk.
Bank..
Nat Bk
Farmers' BkATr Co
Oonestoga Nat
Fulton Nat
Dayton—
Lancaster Co
Merch NB&TCoCommon
Common
Preferred
Third N B & Tr Co.
Preferred
.
Northern Bk A Tr
Winters N B & Tr Co
Go
Oommon
Preferred
....
Philadelphia—
Oentral-Penn Nat Bk
City National Bank.
Corn Exch Nat Bank
A Trust Co
j.Erie National Bank
First National Bank
Glmbel Bros Bk A Tr
Kensington Nat Bk
Market St Nat Bk.
Nat Bkof Ger A Tr Go
Nat'l Bk of Olney—
Toledo—
Commerce Gmrd Bk
Common...
Capital debentures
Nat Bank of Toledo:
Common
Preferred
Spitser-R T48 Bk.
Ohio Citizens Tr CoToledo Trust Co
Oommon
Youngstown—
Preferred
Dollar Sav & Tr Go—
North Broad Nat'l Bk
Common
Northeast Nat
Oapital notes
Mahoning Nat Bank
Mahoning Sav A Tr.
Bank
Northw'n Nat Bk—
Common....
Preferred
Union Nat Bank
Philadelphia Nat Bk
Roosevelt Bank
City Tr A Sav Bk—
Common
Second Nat Bank—
Common..—.—.
Capital notes
Preferred..
— ——
South Phila Nat BkCommon
Preferred
National Banks
'
June 30
-
OKLAHOMA
Tioga Nat Bk A TrOc
Tradesmen 'sNatlona'
Bank A Trust Co
State Institutions
Wyoming Bk A Tr.
June 30
Banca Com It Tr Co
Nomi nal.
Per
Guthrie—
share
finance Co of Pa
Bank
State
Chestnut Hill T A Tr
Ftdelity-Phlla Tr G<
First National Bank.
First
Broad Street Trust.
Frankford Trust Co
German to wn
McAlester—
Tr Go
Girard Trust Co
Nat Bk of McAlester
Industrial Trust Co
First Nat Bk of McA
Integrity Trust Co—
Common
Muskogee—
1st
Cltisens National Bk
...
preferred..
2d preferred
...
Land Title Bk A TCo
Ojmmerclal Nat Bk.
First Nat Bk A Tr Co
Commons—
Preferred
Oklahoma City—
City Nat'l BkATr Oo
First Nat Bk A Tr Oo
Liberty Title A Tr Oo
Mitten Bk A Tr Co
Preferred
.
Ninth Bank ATrtk
Common
Northern Trust Co.
..
-... .
.
Nor Phila Trust Co
Fidelity Nat Bank.,
Penn Oo for Insur oi
liberty Nat Bank..
Lives A Grant Am
Oklahoma Nat Bank.
Tradesmen's Nat Bk
Tr A Safe Dep
Penn W'h'g A 8
Stock Yards Bank...
Go
D G<
Provident Trust
Real Est Tr Of
Tulsa—
.
Security Bk A Tr Go.
Sonsitaly Bk A Tr Co
First Nat Bk A Tr Oo
Fourth Nat Bank—
Common
Preferred
Pittsburgh-
Nat Bk of Oora'erce.
Allegheny Valley Bk
Nat Bank of Tulsa—
Common
Arsenal Bank—.
Bank of Ohio Valley.
.
Preferred
Braddock Nat Bank
West Tulsa State Bk
Vatianal Banks
June 30
OREGON
Slate
'
Institutions
June 30
Nomi nal
EugeneNational Bank
First
Portland First National Bank.
Portland Tr A Sav Bk
United States
Bank
Nat'l
Per
share
*
a
c
Sale price.
Preferred stock
e
retirement
price,
Member of the BancOhio Corp.
d Oommon and
preferred stock or debentures
outstanding,
June 30, 1936.
I Last sale.
h Preferred stock retired.
i March 31. 1937.
x
Ex-dividend.
y
E^-rights.
<
„
AUG., 1937]
BANKS
TRUST
AND
COMPANIES
*"582 IT' PENNSYLVANIA ""VSES"""
Surplus &
Deposits
$
Dollar Savings Bank
Farmers Deposit Nat
First National Bank.
h
h
...
Bank
Common
Preferred
)
Common........
Preferred....
...
Nor Side Deposit Bk
Pitt National Bank.
Sheraden
240
260
395,000
642,483
199,770
151,335
453,808
5,455,530
9,356,796
3,293,516
1,323,084
100
190
10U
100
AO
Bank
Union National Bank
Union Sayings Bank.
Western S A D Bank
Allegheny Trust Co.
Colonial Trust Co
Com* wealth Trust Co
Dormont S & T Co.
Farmers Deposit Tr.
Fidelity Trust Co
Manchester
Sayings
Bank A Trust Co.
2,229,583
1,737,467
4,469,353
50
60
100
125
.4,068,990
50
63
I
67,024
1,714,290
112.500 J
151,571
200,000
700.000
569,046
143,000
50.000
2.000.000 4,431,797
1.000.000 3,475.996
i
498..
398,723
700.000
820,383
<3.840.000 *1,739,902
1.500.000 1,905,741
125.000
119,134
1,320.000 1,194,505
2.000.000 9,487,982
250.000
«50
67
400.000
1,050,968
9,618.383
Union National Bank
Berks Co Trust Co..
1.000.000
1.800.000
626,696
1,323,330
5,407,138
City Bank A Tr Co..
Beading Trust Co..
300.000
356,841
1.170.300
2,550.883
150"
155"
105
&X
OommoD.,,,...;.
Preferred
?
Wert Side Bank.*..
Penna Trust Co-
*
Common........
Preferred..*......
_
200.000
100.000
400.000 *
1,000.000
250.000
260.000
{
7X
22X
744,427
9,431,674
1,340,196
24,154,771
15,371,479
4,098,214
7,964,052
207,491
343,592
496,628
2,515,304
5,083,259
5,584,888
149,823
5,508,660
3,078,396
605,303
25
|
Common.
Knoxville—
Bank of Knoxville...
75
49
Common
Preferred
52
450
10
9
28
10
25
100
190
200
384,003
8,749,151
(100
150
160
'l,231,065
37,095,561
50.000
200,000
950,000
uoo
145"' iso"
100
1,284,233 100
2,420,055 6.25
100
23,968,441
9,657,520 100
1,649,642
1,924,758
76,689
39,355,108
27,707,396
1,371,731
100
100
100
4,212,962
60,130,316
10
29X
30
10
; 19X
20
"26"
28*
3,000,000 11,153.603
3,800.000
300,000
586,016
1,000.000
854,504
17,297,025
10
500.000, 11,086,792
10,153.205
1.133.300 J
1.000.0001 1,111,704
...
265
55
20
10,547,164
8,500,000
Common.........
Preferred
iii
963,384
1.000.000
1.000,000
50,000
Commerce-Union Bk
Nashville Trust Co—
25
105
Institutions
June 30
1.000.000
Broadway Nat Bank
25
50
0
les
150
155
10
240
10X
250
345
220
355
230
220
230
Nashville—
American Nat Bank
50
75"
29
N
re cent
sa
Memphis—
"72"
50
:■.: •'
37,197
106,262
1,145,738
429,638
Oomm'l Bk A Tr Co. i
Hamilton National Bk i
First National Bank.
Nat Bk of Commerce
State Savings Bank
Union Planters' NatT
Bank A Trust Co.
75"
50
State
TENNESSEE
Preferred
375.000
Hamilton Nat Bank. <2,900,000
64
25
25
LOO
25
'■
275.000 1
....
75
260
100.000
1,398,200 plOO
1,419,913
100
loo
4,731,258
8,852,366 noo
100
1,081,548
(100
26,395,471
52,251.341 f
1100
7,930,406
26
(6)
UOO
105
110
100
285
300
115
National Banks
State Institutions
TEXAS
June 30
31
108
June 30
Wllliamsport—
First National
Nomi nal
Bank
Wllliamsport N Bk.
23
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Third National Bank
...
250
22
625.000
40
Wilkes-Borre—
First National Bank
750.000
Hanover National Bk i 298,750
Miners Nat Bank
2.500,000
Beoona Nat bank...
1.000.000
W-B Dep A Say Bk.
500.000
Wyoming Nat Bank.
600.000
20
20
240
Chattanooga—
75
26
3,009,924
1,387,516
50
25
1,832.368
2,314,128
68,952
75,515
117,460
153,241
56,676
385.000
795 000
150.000
June 30
Amer Tr A Bkg Co.
Commercial Nat Bk:
75
30
15
50
1^,421,899 J
j 138,243
150.000
189.550
62
50
4,846,282
418,113
46,532
.
'West Branch Bk A Tr
250.000
250,000
225.000
".a
YorkCent Nat Bk A Tr Co
Common
Preferred
Drov A Mech N Bk.
Eastern Nat Bank..
First National Bank.
Industrial Nat Bank.
Western Nat Bank..
York Co Nat Bank..
York N Bk A Tr Co.
Guardian Trust Co..
York Trust Co
Austin—;
12
Per
American Nat Bank.
30
27
Austin Nat Bank—
I
Capital stock.....
150.000
198,330
332,812
26,198
574,879
194,457
503,735
857,278
537,407
773,438
1,254,333
100,000
500.000
125.000
225.000
300,000
600.000
600.000
750.000
2,397,011
\
<
j
3,246,874
678,321
7.416,141
1,653,916
4,160,734
5,427,369
4,608,549
4,366,914
7,232,783
.418,000
418,747
582.750
115,000
Preferred stock..
250.000 I
195,000
10
5
10
LOO
10
10
LOO
20
25
25
10
;
8
9
12,000,000
13,812,826
share.
100
100
"25"" *2§"
"20" "2l"
17X
195
67
44
66
21X
85.000
3,670,011 /100
j 128,544
tlOO
0100
18
BeaumontAmerican Nat Bank.
First National Bank.
Secur St Bk A Trust i
400,000
400,000
465,155
728,185
74,150
100
9,642,891
11,617,435
2,443,177
100
100
5.261,794 104,202,450
46,116
1,216,890
100
200,000
N
o
rec ent
sa
lee
200
58
45
68
22X
Dallas—
First National Bank
8.000,000
25,000
Hillcrest State Bank
150.000
88.500
RepubllcNat Bank..
Nat Bank of Comm.
Dallas Nat Bank...
RHODE ISLAND
20
49
51
150
160
Liberty State Bank:
Capital notes
1.100,000
900.000
4,000.000
150,000
1.000,000
j
4,137,374
93,431
J100
26,249,234 ( 20 •43
1100
20 •55
63,590,107
6,348,075 100 210
20
45
19,844.076
} 910,491
3,610,686
342,343
895,229
45
56H
215
47
Oak Cliff Bk A Tr Co:
Common
Newport—
6,078,693 r 25
Nomi nal.
Per share.
30
25
025*""
Aquidneck Nat Bank
Cemmon
400.000
235.000
Preferred
Newport Nat Bank
Newport Trust Co
120.000
300.000
1
243,486
[
53,157
507,406
489,177
3,001,520
60
100
500.000
1,038,138
4,092,714
25
80
70,480
1,685,603
(10
11
229,449
1,512,225
Common—
Capital notes..
2,306,713
125,000
75.000
Capital notes
Texas Bank A Tr Co:
72,702
47,567
1,980,398
J100
{i!
m
100
27
29
150
105.000
95.000
120.000
100.000
66,400
....
Providence—
Blackstone Can Nat.
Columbus Nat Bank
Common..
.....
Preferred
High St Bk A Tr Co
Mechanics Nat Bank
Common......
Preferred
NatBaak of OemATr
Pheniz Nat Bank
Providence Nat Bank
Industrial Trust Co.
Lincoln Trust Co..
Bhede 1 Has Nat Bk.
Rhode laid Hos TrOe
Onion Trust Co...
Woonsoekot—
350.000
150.000
110
213,858
5,007,851
50
25
130~
25
•
780,201 ; 7,730,004
50 "80"
946,132
50
3,034,108
150
2,535,423 12,297,444 100 295
9,745,369 112,822,573 100 250
170,247
1,461,372
25
30
2.500.000 2,866,215 50,800,064 WOO
5.000.000 12,072,928 42,775,649 1000 3 165"
1.000.000 1,374,570 23,887,262 100 140
Sale price.
.
t Citizens A Southern Bank of Savannah. Ga., system,
0IO
b Member of First
d A mutual
0
30
25
850.000
450.000
1.500.000
4.000.000
125.000
Security Corp.
savings bank.
Preferred stock retirement price.
„
,
<
.
/ Member of the Northwest Bancorporation.
Affiliated with the Citizens A Southern Nat. Bank of Atlanta. Ga.
A March 31, 1937.
q
260""
SUaaa
1 Common and preferred stock outstanding.
* Stock all owned by the Rhode Island Hospital Trust Co.
I Last sale,
'V:
n
WeonsecketTrust Co
200.000 1
Preferred
248.750,/
245,830
3,273,362
100
50
1100
Dec. 31. 1936.
p
Common—
Tr.;"
%
Common
I
300.000
Capital Nat Bank—
v.
Mercantile Nat Bk—
Common
Preferred
-
$
Nomi nal >■
Per share.
100.000
National Banks
Park National Bank.
35
18
65,096,015
1,105,330
2,341,737
993,427
j 706,716
100
10
i
Sioux Falls—
12'"
12.80
21
25
2,627.330
5,704,326
3,989,586
11
10X
SOUTH DAKOTA^r'ao*""
Citizens Nat Bk A Tr V
Corn Exch Sav Bank r
First Nat l Bk A Tr. i
:
ix
10
1,165,502
National Banks
101
7.55
10
646,504
10
25
7600
50
6
3,755,104
16,240,128
} 150,090
...
Preferred...
South Side Bk A Tr.
Third Nat BAT Oo-
r
IX
49 J
48
5
100
100
100 7300
100
100
10
9
40
60
16,645,360
139,924
331,299
42,512
120.000 1 Y
54 000 J
Northw'tSecurNatBk i
Union Savings Bank
Scranton—
n
Com'l Nat Bang—
Common..
Preferred
112
106
105
'100
10
193,080
4,929,596
3,808,627
1,624,640
498,988
491,044
250,000
216"
Beading—
200.000
First National Bank.
4.050.000
Green Bldge Bank
200.000
North Scrant Bk A Tr
300,000
Providence Bank... I 300.000
Scranton Nat Bk—
1
100
133,835
160,204
200,000
June 30
50
E. Scranton State Bk
/100
21
110
105
,
110
25
99,000
Bank A Trust Co.
39,852,638
20
K
First National Bank.
Peoples Nat Bank...
""40"
100
175.000
Worldngman's Savgs
100
50
loo
100
50
100
100
100
50
50
Washington Tr Co..
West End Bank—...
William Ponn Tr Co. i
100
100
72
195"
50
20
South* Hills Trust Co
Union Trust Co
'iiS
1100
35,000
65
2,550,958
875.000
437,519
150.000
174,703
125.000
368,919
1.500.000 77,725,485
600.000 1,073,700
200.000
171,845
%
16,274,618
5,921,253
497,740
624,186
1
As*
A Spartanburg—
40
1,300,000
32,254,671
34,283,592
3,739,812
6,491,554
29,253,433
21.017,699
2,476,768
300,870
23,333,468
$
200.000
.
Greenville—
66
025
334,886
Provident Trust Co.
Common
Bid
Nomi nal
Per share,
Columbia—
25
o:0oo.ooo 10,436,895
Co i
I
1,100,000
1.200,000
First Nat Bk of Col.
Lower Main St Bank
25
j
1,782,208
11,235,663
_
Common
Preferred
_
100
95,994,203
6,069,685
1,863,781
1,864,015
249,577,404
5.875,014
1,984,860
2,192,000
"Tr
_
10
22,513,464 290.263.313
Peoples-Pittsburgh
Potter Title A
Par
Deposits
498,345
226,785
40,262
%
700,000
200,000
50,000
10
50
_
_____
50
Mellon Nat Bank
Nat Bank of America
.j
100
Charleston—
Citizens A 8ou Bank 0
Carolina Sav Bank__
Miners A Merch Bk.
220
at
....
Iron A Glass Dol Sav
Keystone Nat Bk—
•"
210"
232,962
;
Bk (The)
Pittsburgh
Per
%
116,180
429,049
_
Homewood
share.
South Caro Nat Bk-
Forbes National Bk_
Fourteenth St Bank
Top Bank
$
53,602,150
87,297,577
98,818,406
'
4,795,521
9,548,541
6,431,918
First Nat Bank & Tr
Co of East Pitts.
Hill
Gross
Surplus &
Profits
Capital
Nomi nal.
(Concluded.)
Hazel wood
Ask
Bid
Par
Pittsburgh
;
SOUTH CAROLINA
Gross
Profits
Capital
109
Affiliate of the First Bank Stock Corporation.
-
r The Corn Exchange Savings Bank of Sioux Falls, S. Dak., was consoli¬
dated with the Northwest 'Security National Bank of that city on July 10,
1937.
'
'
x
Ex-dividend
'
-J
BANKS
110
National Banks
State Institutions
Capital
Surplus &
Profits
National Banks
June 30
TEXAS
June 30
''•
•''
UOMPANTRK
TRUST
AND
'
■
June 30
Cross
Par
Deposits
Bid
Capital
Ask
Surplus &
Profits
June 30
Cross
Per
*
300,000
300.000
El PagoState National Bank
392,405
1,030,706
8,963,119
19,985,680
Fort Worth—
Continental Nat Bk.
First National Bank:
750.000
419,066
14,993,233
60
70/
1.200,000
262.500
772,893
37,423,370
20
43
a
Preferred
Ft Worth Nat Bank:
950.000
15,420/
Preferred
Fraternal Bk A Tr Co
.
6,735
80,653
245.000/
a
20
45,257,643
36*
39
'166"
Galveston—
200,000
200.000
Houston—
Oltlsens State Bank
Oitr National Bank:
341,781
345,169
13,926,638
4,463,080
329,036
3.835,211
Ivoan
Bank
79,085
76,991
245,864
649,513
5
; 454,947
3,355,941
100
349,000 •'ft 59,967
430,540
250,000
813,593
2.500,000
961,851
1,500,000
a
166.400 ;ft75,847
3,231,101
3,612,901
30,728,606
14,543,928
1,189,222
100
10
600,000
500,000
156.655
a
100,000 ft.
100
N
435,750
663,896
8,882,422
9,200,573
100
50
•a
300.000
94,599
4,571,443
100
Norfolk—
Mer 8c Mec 8av Bk..
Merch 8c Planters Bk
Nat Bk of Commerce
Seaboard Oitz N Bk.
Southern Savings Bk
300.000
a
188,590
3.000.000
>1,585,485
les
50
50
100
1350
25
240
30
250
118
25
120
36*
37*
10
7
200.000
183,386
2,365,703
a
276.000
70,050
2,615,956
a
500.000
Trust Co..
Merch 8c Farmers Bk
250.000 ft
449.000
324,659
71,797
288,700
6,033,272
1,074,745
2,490,782
100
cent
a
100
les
730,601
842,553
65,486
3,369,005
121,081
10,040,954
18,971,659
717.962
65,311.058
2,009,618
?°0
1.250,000 11,096,245
1.900,000
378.130
200.000
126,148
200.000
Southern Bk 8c Tr Oo
623,932
Virginia Trust Co
al,100,000
46,070,253
Citizens Nat Bank..
Petersb Sav 8c AmTr
I
10,068,460
95
110
35
20
Oltlsens
2,051,621
267,024
796,742
432,437
San Jacinto Nat Bk-
[
12,983,514
5166*
110
J100
25,668,963
36,795,902
7,867,623
24,811,539
125
r
iUO
227*
100
100
100
300
350
120
110
230
37,891,686
100
290
305
153,443
100
100
140"
100
90
127,274
5,283,478 1100
1100
5,163,480
3,554,556
110
110
600.000
1,000,000
Central National Bk.
Consol Bk 8c Tr Co..
First 8c Mer Nat Bk.
Mech 8c Mer Bank
State-Planters Bank
8c Trust Co:
80.000
8.000,000
200,000
100.000
100.000
36*
32*
20
100
54*
110
'65*
135
IVi
24
80
22
72
15
50
3,608,657
3.170.121
20*
100
25
6.606.122
<
Roanoke—
Colonial-Amer Nat B
First Nat Exch Bank
Mountain Trust Bk.
500.000
1.000.000
800.000
301,815
1,449,326
336,097
ft. ft
625
100
20
ftft
Preferred
Sav Bank 8c Tr Oo_.
Port Arthur—
First National Bank
Merchants Nat'l Bk.
x
Common........
150"
5,508,226
5,264,593
544,479
366,179
325.000
325.000
Preferred
160
46,961,062 (100
1100
1125
1,487,606
2,535,287
267,127
1,346,075
State National Bank al,000,000
1,000,000
Union National Bank
South
Texas
Com¬
1.500.000
mercial Nat Bank.
200,000
Fidelity Trust Co—
600.000
Guardian Trust CoHouston Land 8c Tr. al .500.000
Oommon
341,500
l
550,000
450,000
Preferred
1.000.000
Second Nat'l Bank..
Nat Bank of Comm. a3.250.000
O
■>. Richmond-
1100
2,250.000
50
38
Bank of Comm I
Houston Nat Bk— o
Common
-
-ft-
.
25.876.725
100
55
215
4,370,684
100
90
50
6,282,672
' ftft
100
ftft'/'
San Antonio—
Alamo National Bk:
Common.
—
-
Preferred
500.000
965,000
Bexar Co Nat BankCommon
Preferred
Frost National Bank
1.200.000
Groos Nat Bank—
Common
623,340
f
144
137
16,962,227 /100
127,594
^
200.000
100,000
...
2,403,118 I 60
1100
1 50
National Banks
35
22
'195"
33,224,627
100
92,681
5,190,198
100
100
88
753,611
18,156,096
100
175"
Institutions
State
WASHINGTON
June 30
d50
1,186,543
June 30
230
Nomi nal.
350.000
y
135.000
Preferred
$:
m
5
Portsmouth-
500,000
100.000
Preferred
,
1145
1140
American Nat Bank.
a
First Nat Bank—
Common..
Preferred
ft
1 152 *
60
100
Petersburg-
o
re cent
Common
ft:
100
100
750.000
500.000
City National Bank.
First National Bank.
Hatch in gs-Sealy
National Bank—
U 8 National Bank..
4,518,137
Bk:
Lynchburg Tr 8c 8 B.
20
486,156.
10
963,322
100
512,778
Com! Tr 8c Savs
20
J.500,000 11.561.025
Common
Union Bank Ac Tr Co
75
%
' > ft
7,758.792
1.000.000
First National Bank.
Lynchburg Nat Bank
8c Trust Co..
People's) Nat Bank
Depositors Industrial
:,7,
Common
Ask
Nomi nal.
Per share.
$
514,235
S
Lynohburg—
share.
100
100
Bid
Par
Deposits
Nomi nal.
El Paso Nat Bank..
Institutions
State
VIRGINIA
Nat Bank of Comm. al.000 000
National Bank ofFort
100,000
Sam Houston
a389,800
Ban Antonio Nat Bk
South Texas Nat Bk300.000
Oommon........
41,543
98,243
1,320,543
4,138,234
3,637,259
100
322,455
453,075
73,702
7,240,392
10,025,022
729,443
250
100
100
100
262,622
105
rflOO
130
60
P*r
ft-..'ft
Sumitomo B of Seattle
200.000
400.000
Seattle Tr 8c Savs Bk
550.000
wm.
Waoo—
Oltlsens* Nat BankFirst National Bank.
National City Bank.
250.000
950,000
100.000
50
175
76
100
160
65
4,537,962 136,481,294 i 20
70,643,616 c 25
3,065,041
ieo
1,090,255 20,527,090
20
626,466 22,991,297
100
2,774,389
100,942
20
5,736,408
159,527
100
590,634
7,141,233
8.000.000
2.500.000
Pacific Nat Bank
2.500.000
People's Bk 8c Tr Oo al 350.000
University Nat Bank
t—i'~
100
Seattle—
Seattle—First Nat Bk
Nat Bk of Commerce
40*
" 172""
167
36
39
40
35
27
72**
68
■ft
6,004,613
■v 'v.;
100
500,000
144.975
550,000
450,000
25.000
200.000
461,073
76,966
572,031
1,372,442
7,710,897
100
935,640
16,511,176
5,372,722
100
25
Old
N
a
B & Un T Oo.
Common
Preferred.,*.
Security State Bank.
Washington Trust Oo
ft
shnr*
Spokane—ft-"ft
First Nat Bk In Spok
Nat Bank of Tacoma al ,450.000
Puget Sound Nat Bk a 800.000
100
39*
N o-
20,431,587 rioo
re cent
\100
sa
les
100
■ft'
Tacoma—
National Banks
State
UTAH
June 30
Institutions
June 30
214,733
200
19
185
17
Nomi nal.
Per
share.
Ogden—
Commercial Sec Bk.
First Security Bk NA
Salt Lake City—
Oontl Nat JBkATt Co
First National
I
Utah State Nat I
550,000
924.000
a
a
a
__
Eton's Sav Bk 8c Tr
Utah Sav A Trust Co
.
Walker Bk A Tr Co:
Common
Capital notes.....
a
3 71,428
1,175,333
6,145,586
18,637,103
100
100
900,000
750,000
750.000
a
413,905
714,075
12,101,400
16,341,823
15,548,753
14,250,975
100
65
100
205
855,944
1,135,751
100
100
210
195
215.707
3,055,774
100
135
1.000.000
300.000
1.500.000
500.000
J 605,509
26,775,512
(100
W0,!W WEST VIRGINIA ""MS!"®
70
225
220
210
145
Nomi nal.
Charleston—'
Common
125
115
Preferred
VERMONT
State Institutions
June 30
Barre—
Capital notes
Central Trust Oo
;
Wheeling
Oltlsens
Mutual
a
3,504,814
2,716,366
1,964,741
100
100
100
^Sav Bank..........
491.500
6,403,754
5,956,310
701,038
3,404,382
100
Nat Bank of W Va._
Nat Exchange Bank. i
8e Side Bk & Tr Oo.
Burlington Trust Co. al .085,961
680,272
422,548
73,749
214,327
Montpeller—
Capital S B 8c Tr Co
407,500
276.354
2,684,282
Common...
150,000 I
219,346
Preferred......
189,200
2,752,240 /100
125
150
Burlington—
600.000
150.000
Merchants Na t Bank
40
21,084,232
N
o
40
re
cent
100
sa
les
100
N
[100
100
100
100
2.616,972
593.333
s
re
cent
sa
lee
150.000
83.486
1,185.662
100
473,908
5,650,497
100
449.605
500.000
500.000
66.792
532,750
1,518.447
25
4,977,047
4,954,990
1,139,404
100
157,094
696,503
2,342,905
Tr
474,518
287,813
154,503
a
I
5,641,089
Wheeling-
Center
810,000 ft
200.000
204.500
People's Nat Bank..
Quarry S Bk 8c Tr Co
share
25
600.000
Nomi nal.
Per share.
a
21,069,408 /
| 946,817
217.760
500.000 \
160.000
1,351.654
1,000,000
66,025
200.000
274,389
600.000
.....
Kanawha Valley Bk.
Nat Bank of Comm.
ft
Granite S B A Tr Co
700.000
«««.
Common
„
June 30
1.002.500
KanawhaBkgATr Oo
11
National Banks
Per
Charleston Nat Bk:
80
90
Half Dollar Trust 8c
Security Trust Co..
Wheeling Dollar Savs
A Trust Oo„.
a
>
100.000 /
300.000
1.800.000
507,531
5,115,557
100
100
100
80
90
100
290
316"
19,469,219
100
155
165
loo"
".vft'o
a
t Stock of South Texas National Bank of San Antonio. Texas, all held
by Central Securities Co. with exception of directors' qualifying shares.
'
100
First National Bank:
Montpeller Nat Bank
Montp'r S B 8c Tr Co
a
100,000
617.451
\100
76.532
224,173
1,867,445
1,238,616
20
♦
Sale price.
a
150
25
Common and preferred stock or debentures
c
Rutland—
Clement Nat Bank—
KlUington Nat Bank
150,000
100.000
263,399
135,679
2,897,486
1,016,286
100.000 I
125.000
a256.500
136,759
3,048,852
Rutland T«uf4 Co...
Member of the
e
Member of the Northwest Bancorporatlon.
100
N
o
re
cent
/March 31.1937.
J100
sa
les
h Dec. 31.1936.
tioo
147,777
2,033,130
Marine Bancorporatlon.
d Preferred stock retirement price.
10
Rutland Co Nftt Bk:
Common........
Preferred...
outstanding.
6 Member of First Security Corp.
100
100
i Member First National Corp.
I Last sale.
n
Preferred stock retired.
o
Controlled by the Joseph F. Meyer Interests.
r
Member People's Corp.
s
Trust funds.
*
Ex-dividend.
*
• -
AUG., 1937]
f
National banks
BANKS
TRUST
COMPANIES
111
State Institutions
WISCONSIN
June 30
AND
June 30
Canadian Bank Statements
Capital
Surplus &
Profits
Cross
Returns
Deposits
art all
of May 31,1937-
Ask
Bid
Par
Prices
are per
cent, not per share.
•
y )■
La Crosse—
$
500.000
al75,000
400,000
100.000
Batavian Nat Bank.
Exchange State Bank
Nat Bk of La Crosse.
State Bk of La Crosse
$
274,858
32,143
273,843
161,126
'
Nomi nal.
Per share.
4,97$0,820
1,183,206
6,086,404
2,928,821
25
20
30
100
N
o
20
re
cent
100
sa
les
e
NOVA SCOTIA
Milwaukee—,
Amer State Bank
200,000
Badger State Bank..
City Bank A Tr Co..
a
a
102,316
122,790
97,544
500,000
350.000
1,949,498
5,940,906
3,170,585
Capital
19
20
22
d
"45" "45""
100
Surplus &
Profits
Cross
Deposits
Par
Halifax8
$
S
Bank of Nova Scotia
12,000,000 24,000,000 244,898,709
Bid
Per
100
333
Ask
cent.
.
£.000.000 15,881,418 197,369,962
Preferred
Home Savings Bank.
Kilbourn State Bk..
Lincoln State Bank:
Common
Income debentures
Marine Nat Exch Bk
9.000,000
....
122,454
87,002
a350,000
100.000
1,605,737
1,507,088
100,000 1
42,342
300.000
2,200,000 2,075,949
43
47
20
26
29
J
40
60
State Bank of Mtlw.
46,396
47,122
814,380
217,078
714,793
2,064,614
1,833,146
4,444,414
3,735,211
8,562,449
550.000
475,000 6
400.000
800.000
1.000.000
ONTARIO
"
44,069,727
2,003,829
1,579,175
1,647,958
a
13~
20
20
20,226
103,181
West Side Bank
Wisconsin State Bk.
First Wise Trust Co.
......
35,373,592
TorontoBank of Toronto
6.000.000 9,000,000 112,838,338
Oan Bank of Comm. 30.000.000
20.000,000 513,105,900
Dominion Bank
7.000,000 7,000,000! 116,869,174
Imperial Bank of Oan 7.000.000
8,000,000 123,813,412
100
100
20
20
8
8
100
20
100
150
32
9
'?
QUEBEC
12
200
34
Montreal—
Bank of Montreal
86.000.000 39,000,000 692,091,106
Banaue Oanadienne.
7.000,000 5,000,000 124,109,549
Barclays Bk (Canada) 1,500.000
750,000 14,100,966
Provincial Bk of Oan 4,000,000
1,000,000 43,813,885
Royal Bk of Canada 35.000,000 20.000.000
a
American Nat Bank.
Steck Grower* N Bk.
250,000
300,000
;
254,431
248,806
5,465,421
7,134,274
Quotations
Bid.
Atlantic 5s
...............
Burlington 5s.......
California
/
102
...
5s
5s
...
Denver 5s
First Carolines 5s
First of Fort Wayne 4Hs.......
First of Montgomery 5s
First of New Orleans 5s
...
First Texas of Houston 5s.......
First Trust of Chicago 5s......
Fletcher
8Kb Not 6 1945 opt *40
Fremont 454s..
/
/
50
60
100
5s
Chicago 4%s
Dallas
101
102
5H
6H
100
102
95
97
97
99
102
100
96
99
98
100
99tf
100
100
e
mu
78
83
82
225
,
198
stock.
1937.
Corp.
x
Ex-dividend.
for the last day of the month
preceding the date of Issue
Bonds.
Greensboro (N O) 5s
Greenbrier 5s
Bid.
100
-
99J*
New York 5s
North Carolina 5s
91
100
99 H
99 H
......
.......
Coast of Portland 5s.....
Coast of Loe Angeles 5s...
Coast of Salt Lake 5s
Coast of San Francisco 5s.
5s
Potomac
5s
93
102
100
5s
__
Phoenix 4K«
99"
101"
100
......
Maryland-Virginia 5s
Mississippi-Tennessee
Pacific
Pacific
Pacific
Pacific
87
100
97
100
City 4
Kentucky 5s
Lafayette 5s...................
Lincoln 5s_.
Louisville 5s
102
102
85
.......
Ask.
100
Illinois Midwest 5s
Illinois of Monticello
4Hs
Iowa of Sioux
Pennsylvania 5s
..........
f
63
100
100
100
100
100
105
107
100
Bonds and Stocks.
St Louis 5s..
Bid.
f
Southwest 5s
Southern Minnesota 5s..
Tennessee 5s
Union of Detroit
5s
/
993
100
100
Denver
Atlanta
100
100
100
100
50
40
70
14
58
100
Dallas
Des Moines
First Carolina*
12
..100
.....
Freemont
100
Lincoln.
100
7
New York
.................100
North Carolina
.100
14
47
25
101
107
109
101
Pennsylvania
100
100
2
x
Ex-dividend.
.—.......100
63
43
Virginia
..............5
Virginia-Carolina
100
price,
993
1003
102
101
Par
Atlantic
101
18
101
98'
...
STOCKS
16
100
4J^s.
102
102
100
100
66
30
102
87
85
Virginia-Carolina 5s.....
Virginian 5s
100 H
Ask.
28
100
.....
San Antonio 5s
Potomac
San Antonio
f Fla
199
Member of the Northwest Bancorporation.
I Last sale.
Ohio-Pennsylvania 5s.
Oregon-Washington 5s
80
5*
100
100
Ask*
100
100
.
5s
are
no par
d Unit of the Wisconsin Bankshares
Per short.
100
100
100
cent.
160
Common and preferred stock debentures
outstanding.
& March 31.
Cheyenne—
Per
'
Sale price.
f Wisconsin Bankshares Corp.
WYOMING
V
100
100
734,617,924
_
•
National Banks
June 30
•:
I"' "
:
8H
7H
100
731,610
57,595
TeutonlaAveStateBk
i-i
3;
1,173,057
•
Marshall A Haley Bk a2.992,500
Mitchell St State Bk. a 600.000
Northern Bank-....
100,000
Park Savings Bank.. a 539,500
Bonds
7.
-
Common.........
Atlanta
,f
340
Wrst Wise Nat'l Bk—
50
60
48
76
16
63
16
5
9
18
50
29
67
47
d*
Bonds
Real Estate
Did.
Bonds.
month preceding the date of issue.
possible for the closing day of the
Quotations are as near as
Bid.
Bonds.
Ash.
Paramount
„
75
73
Albany Metropolitan 4-0s 1949-Alden 6s 1941 Donds & ctfs—-J&
Allerton 66th St 6 *s *46 3 % to '36
Allerton N Y Corp
New cum income 6s 1955—— /
Allied Owners Corp
■ >
.
1st income 4-5s 1958
J&J f.
Debenture 2-4s 1963
_J&J
Ambassador Hotel (Los Ang)—
15-yr inc 5s with stk 1960
Amer Insur On Bldg 6s *41-MAN
Arcade Bldg & Rlty • Seattle)—
44
M
1st
61
6s
22
24
97*
98*
64
_
66
.
76
45
J&J
3-6s 1948
55
40
42
33
Arrowhead Lake—
1st 7s 1944-1947—
J&D 1
Assoc Realty Bldg (Los Angeles)
Income 5s 1948
J&J /
Baker Hotel (Dallas)—
1st s f 5s 1950 (with stk) _F&A
Bait Parcel Post 5*s 1949------
35
_
58
60
84
86
94*
67 M
67 M
(L I).A&0
F&A
Bellevue-Stratford (Phila)—
5 Hb 1935
_
11*
J&D
5 Mb July
62"
41*
48*
Budd Realty 6s June 1941—J&D
6s Sept 1941—
M&S
Bush Term Bldg 1st 6* 1960-A&O
J&J
Cambridge Court Apt 6 Us 1937Cent Manhattan Props 5s'46M&S
Central Zone Bldg inc 6s. 1941
Chain Store Depot 6s 1940—M&S
Ohanin Building—
78
f 47*
Herald Square Bldg inc 6s 1948—
f 44
1st s f Income 5s May 1 1948—f 29*
Hotel Governor Clin 6s '48-A&O
64*
f
Hotel Lexington 4s 1955—-M&S
26*
f
Hotel Sherman (Chic) 5*s '46J&J
49
Hotel St George 4s 1950
73
Hotel Syracuse inc 3s 1955
f 38*
Insurance Center Bldg 6*e 1943
85
Keith Memorial Bldg 6s 1943
9*
Lake Sh Ath Club (Chic) 6*s '45 /;
66
La Salle Wackar 5s fixed
...
/ 22*
Lawrence Hotel (Erie, Pa.)—
Repub
Bldg* Deny)
11
Retail
47*
50*
68*
71
26*
27*
43
47
82
84
94*
/
52*
75
80
59
61
15*
16*
1*
OQ8>
f
28 ^
30*
5
8
M&S
F&A
87*
89
Mercantile Arcade Bldg (Los Ang)
1st s f 5*s 1953—..
J&D /
28
30
98
99
61
34
32
34*
3?*
45
45
"8*
32
47
47
76
34
§2*
76
Equitable Office Bldg 5s 1952
Deb 5s Legended 1952 „
—
Ferry Sta P O (San Fr) 6s 1934Film Center Bldg 6s 1943--A&0
5th Ave & 28th St Bldg 6*s 1945.
5th Ave & 29th St Bldg 6s 1948—
5th Ave & 55th St BldG 0*s 1945.
15 Park Row 4s w s 1952—
24*
49*
35*
83*
53
30
52
54
66*
67*
12
18
53*
50 B'way Bldg 3-6s 1946—M&8
51 Fifth Ave 6s-4s 1943
A&O
62d & Madison Ave 6s 1947
55 Fifth Avenue 6s 1944
M&N
55*
55*
50
53"
„
Debenture mtge 5s 1945--F&A
Millinery Center Bldg 7s 1944—
Munson Bldg (N Y) 6*s'39.M&N
Nat Hotel or Cuba fls 1959.M&S
Nat Press Bid 3-5s 1950 (ws)
Adj mtge inc Apr 15 4*s 1950Natl Tower Bldg 6*s 1944 A&O
Nelsner Bros Realty, inc—
Oony s f deb 6s 1948—J&D15
N Y Athletic Club 6s 1946—A&O
2nd mtge s f 1*8 1955 .......
N Y Postal Service Station—
93
98*
New York Title &
5*s
5*s
5*8
5*s
5*s
5*s
series
series
series
series
series
series
68
8*
/
1512 Spruce 8t (Phila)—
1st mtge 6s 1943
A&O
40 Exchange Place 5 Ms 1956-J&J /
40 Wall St Bldg 1st 6s 1958
42 Broadway Bldg 6s 1939—J&J
48 West 48th StBldg 6s 1936—
1400 B'way Bldg 6*s stm-1948—
1410 B'way Bldg 3*s 1941.A&0
Fox Dot Theatre 6s 1942
.A&O
Fox Metropolitan Playhouse—
.
1
33
19
19
20
60
61
70
72
20*
38*
45*
11*
12
62
Fox New
Academy of Music
1st leasehold 6 Mb to 1941.M&S
-
f
/
11
... f
B-K—*.—/
99
11
n|Nomlnal.
31*
3
6
51
44
64*
41*
^Last sale.
;
47
56
43
44
54
55*
22*
26*
32-
33
...
65
83
63
26
90
73
51*
t 102
f
2
f 51*
/ 11
; i 62
/
100
com
—J&D
stock—....J&D
18
18
37*
It
fr
■
31H
5
16
Shelburn.inc(AtlGy)t>>i*'40 J&J
Sherry-Netberland Hotel 5*s *48
Certificates of deposit
Sherneth Corp—
3-5 *s deb inc (w s) 1956
60 Park Place Bldg 3*s-5s—1947
Sixty-One Bway 3*s 1950— A&L
Gen mtge 7s 1946
...A&O
610 Madison Ave Bldg 6*s 1938
Social Service Bldg (Phila) 6s
-
27
27
27
45
50*
.
34*
Speed Building (Louisville, Ky)_
Income 5s 1945
M&N
Stanley-Mark Strand 6*s 1941 .
Stanley Real Est 5*8 '45
J&D
State-Randolph Bldg (Chicago)—
5*s 1942
M&N f
State & Wash Bldgs (Chicago)—
1st sink fund 6s 1948ser A.M&8
Sink fund 5s 1948 ser B..M&8
64
90,,
94*
16
27
5
99
Station J Post Office 6s 1947
Steuben Bldg (Chicago)—
1st 6s 1943
5*
M&S
17
08 1946-J&J
Steven* Hotel (Chfc)
Certificates of deposit
36*
Income 5s W-S 1956
Bldg (Boston)—
1947
M&S
Strauss-Manhat conv 6s '33.J&D
5s
X28*
Syracuse Hotel 6*s 1940
Tsf* Realty (New Hav) 0s'4OA&O
Income 3s w-s 1951
10 East 40th Street Bldg 5s 1953Non-cum Inc 6s 1958
M&S
/
1088 Park Ave Bldg 6s 1939—
Textile Bldg 1st 6s i968—
M&N
Gen 7s s f w w 1948
M&N
Textile Bldg 1st 3-5s (w s) 1958—
Textile Crafts Bldg i s w a 1944-Trinity Bldg 5*s 1939
J&D
Trinity Court Bldg 4s 1941.M&S
"
72*
47
38
82
14
,
40
48
5
48
31
85
99*
Stamped———.......——
101
Unstamped
........
61*
Park Ave Bldg 4s
1940
23
23 Lexington Ave 2s 1950---——
29th St Towers Bldg 3s 1942
/ 41
15*
2124-34 Bway Bldg 5*s —1943 t
39
2480 Bway Bldg 2d mtge 3s 1944Tyler Building—
78
Gen inc 6s July 1 1953 (w s)...
29
Un Poet Offices 5*s '35.F&A15
23
1st s f inc 5*s 1948—.—....
VanderbUt Ave Bldg Corp—
8
1st leashold 6*s 1944—J&J 16 /
_
..
81
9*
A&O
/
/
Orpheum Theatre & Realty—
6s 1946
M&S /
Palace Hotel(San Fr) 5s '45-F&A /
Pantages (Alex) 6s to 1947.M&N
12
/iFlat price.
100
28*
(Bost)
M&N
One LaSalle St Bldg 6s 1949 J&J
One Park Av Bldg 6s to '39-M&N
2d sf 6s 1951
M&N
103 East 57th St Bldg 6s 1941
111 John St Bldg 0s 1948
F&A
124 Fifth Avenue 5s
165 Broadway Bldg 5*s '51 F&A
General a f 7s 1941
F&A
1st 6s 1943
13
—A&O /
20
49*
B-I
98
Fox Theatre & Office Bldg
1st i f 0s 1941
M&S /
Fox St Louis Theatre Bldg—
74*
51
/
Olympic Hotel (Seattle)—
36
10
73
18
...
A&O
6s debenture 1951
J&D
SevillarBilt Hotel 7*s'37-M&N
Stone & Webster
34*
Mtge—
Station Indus Bldg
With stock
Without
69*
99
C2
/
CW-1
/
FI......
/
Q
f
19th & Walnut St (Phila) 6s 1939- /
1900 Rlttenhouse Sq (Phila)—
5*s 1943
J&D /
1st cum income 5*s 1945.J&D /
North
94
100*
33
F&A
Oliver Cromwell 6s 1939
40*
59
.
1st msf 5s 1962
50
/
Properties, JLno—
Sec sf 5*s 1948
J&J
Merchants Nat Prop 4s 1958(w s)
Metropolitan Chain Properties—
1st conv s f 6s 1948
M&N
Metropolitan Corp (Can) 6s 1947
Metropolitan Playhouses—
15
20
100
6s 1946 stamped
A&O
Savoy-Plaza Corp 6a 1946..J&D
1st s f 5*s 1945
J&D
3s with stock 1956
Schulte Real Estate 0s 1935—
.
Mark
5*s 1937
91
43
A&O
1938
Saks Realty 6s 1946
58
49*
1937
F&A
Mayflower Hotel ( D O) 5s 1950-. ;
30
63*
A&O
6s 1944—
Cy) 4n 1946
St Louis Post Offices—
v
95*
55
95
32
7*
18
RussBldg. (San Fran.)6s '51 F&A
5*s
53
108
59
St Charles Hotel (At)
60
91
.
/
54
76
Robert Treat Hotel (Newark)
0s 1943
J&J
72
61
41*
50
42
Kusseks 6th Ave Bldg
Marshall-Wells Buildings—
101
38M
70
Properties—
82
14
63
Deb 5s series A 1959
M&S
Income deb 6s ser B 1959.M&S
69
23*
J&DV
Mercantile
,74
101
3-5s'49-M&S
Roxy Theatre 6*s 1940
Guar 5*s ctfs of
Marcy
82J
241
Income 5s 1943—.
87
48
f
1941-
68
45
38
Realty Assoc Sec Corp—
76
40
71
-
27*
50*
60*
-
t Called Aug. 1 at 102.
57
69
1st 6*s
99*
sink fund conv 6 M % ctfs 1932
30*
Lexington 6*s ctfs 1953
Park Place Dodge Corp 6s vtc '62
Pennsylvania Bldg 6s 1939 -M&Js
Philip Schuyler 6s serial
—...
Pierrepont Hotel 5*s 1940
Pitts Hotels Corp 1st 5*s '48M & *
Poll New Engl Theatres 5s.l958
Gen income 5s 1983
M&N
Price Realty Co Ltd—
1st 5*s 1946
M&N
Provident Loan Society 0% ctfs..
Prudence Company—
5*s double stamped 1961...
5*s unstamped 1961
—
Qulncv Station P o (Chicago)—
6s May 1 1941....
..JVP
1st extended Inc 5s 1950—J&D
—
Lincoln Mtge & Title—
General 7s
30
43
5
29
65
Cloisters "The" (Chicago)—
1st 6s 1942
M&S
Colonial Apartments 6s 1937
1st sf 0*s 1942
/
M&S
1948
27
M&S
84
16*
—
46
.......
93
500 Fifth Ave 6*s stamp 1949.
1500 Walnut Corp (Phila)—
80*
6s 1st fee & leasehold 1942....
(The) 6s 1940
Hopkins Hotel (San Fran)
6*s 1941
M&S /
Marshall Sq Bldg (San Fran)Income 4-6s 1944
F&A /
10
60
Stamped
Unstamped
Congress Square Hotel (Port Me)
5*s 1946
M&N
Court & Kemsen Sts (Brooklyn)
6s 1940
A&O
Davidson Rlty 6s w w 1940 A&O
Detroit Hotel 0*s to 1941_.M&S
Dorset (The) 6s 1941 ctfs
Drake (The) 6s 1939
M&N
Eastern Ambassador Hot 5*s '47
Kdgewater Beach Apts 6s to '43—
11 Park Place Corp 4s 1948
11 West 42d St 4s 1945M&N
80 Broad St Bldg 0*s 1950-M&S
80 Fifth Avenue 4s. 1940
J&D
Eppley Hotels 1st sf 3-5s 1951 J&J
25*
61*
103*
55
21*
Cigar Stores Realty Holdings—
8 f deb 6*a 1949 ser 4
J*.\
Circle Theatre 6s unassented 1936 Jr
68 assented 1936
Oleve Term Bldg 1st 6s 1941-J&J
_
58*
102*
M&N
65*
f 3s loan ctfs 1955 F&A
Park Central Hotel 6s ctfs 1935Park
24
®|&N
99
1945-M&S
1945.M&S
1945-M&S
Chesebrough Bldg 6s 1948--A&O
Chicago Evening Amer 6s 1936—
ChicHerald & Exam 6*s '50 M&S
1st 6s 1950
1946-...-J&D
f
*&*
Majestic Apts 6s 1948
Manhattan Towers—
1st 6s 1946-.
1st Leasehold inc 4s
2d Leasehold inc 2s
3d Leasehold inc 1st
-
1st m leaseh 5s
Greeley 8q Bldg 6s 1950—
Harrlman Bldg 6s 1951
Hartford Times deb 4*s '51
23
--
.
70
__
6*s'45J&J
1947
48
68
s
Bway Corp.—
Park Oresent 1st 6s 1940
33
45
deposit
Loews Midland Theatre
& Office Bldg 6s, 1941—M&N
Loew State Bldg (Los Aig) 6s '42
42"" Loews The»w« Klty 6a '47 M&S) A
Lombardy (The) 6s 1942
M&N
London Terrace Apts 6s '40 M&N
65* Lord Bait Hotel g m 6*s '45 A&O
Lord Nelson Hotel s f 4s '47-M&N
50" Lords Court Bldg 5*s 1942-J&D
Brown Hotel (Louisville)—
1st sinking fund 5s 1949-,
2nd income 6s 1949
4-5s
30
f
Lewis Morris Apts 6*s 1937—..
Lincoln 42d 8t Corp—
1
Income 5*s w s 1963 ——F&A
96
-
28
f
(Pittsb) 7s 47--P&*
Graybar Bldg East Offices Inc)—
Lefcourt State Bldg—
Extend 1st 4-6 *s 1948
65*
-
Certificates of deposit..
f
_ranada Apt Bldg 6s 1938--M&S
Grant Bldg
35
1st, 2d 1956
Bway Mot Bldg iN Y) 6s '48 F&A
Bway & 38th St 7s 1945
J&J
Bway & 41st St Bldg 3-5s 1944— Broadmoor (The) 6s 1941
—
Hall
-
91
71
J&J
*
Butler
65
28
6s
B'wuy Barclay Office Bldg—
Bryant Pk Bldg (NY)
1st M
45
f
J*
...
.
Lefcourt Manhat Bldg—
1st 4-6s exten to 1948
...M&S
l 1938
—
Units
Benj Franklin 6s ctfs 1933———
Berkeley-Carteret 5 Ms '46-M&N
Blng & Bing deb 0*s 1950 M&S
Income 7s 1950
Boston Postal Service—
f 5*s 1949
Hearst Brisbane Prop—
Arcady-Wilshire Co (Los Ang)—
Non-cum inc 6s 1949
J&J
Baumann (L) 0*s '36
6s (Brooklyn) 1942
s
1944
Gair Realty Corp 5s 1948—- J&D
f
George Washington Hotel 6s 1944
77*
53
Realty Oqrp
unstpd-—J&J
Fuller Rldg (GAP
45*
58
Did.
Bonds.
Ask.
13
Van Sweringen Co—
1st 6s 1935
54*
....
65
Van
Varlck
W abash-Monroe
„
2*
79
Bldg 6s 1953 J&J
99
6s '63 A&O
Wadsworth Bldg (NY)
14
Walbrldge Bldg (Buff)6*s 1938Waidorf Astoria 7s w W1954-M&S
Non-cum inc 5s 1954.....M&S
Washington Properties inc 7s 1952
Westinghouse Bldg 4a 1948-A&0
White Motor Realty 6s 1940
Woodbridge Bldg 6*s '41—A&O
7s 1940—
A&O
68
23*
23
(N Y) tw 1941
8t Sta P O
53
68
79*
.
F&A/
1938——A&O
Sweringen Oorp 6s May 1 35
1st Jc coll ■ f 6s
24*
311
271
53
67
102*
63
58
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