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N. T. STOCK
EXCHANGE—BONDS—16
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE.65
N. Y. STOCK
EXCHANGE—STOCKS..29
CLEVELAND STOCK EXCHANGE....67
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NEW YORK CURB
NEW
YORK
EXCHANGE
PRODUCE
EX-
CHANGE
39
57
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CHICAGO STOCK EXCHANGE........59
BOSTON STOCK
DETROIT STOCK EXCHANGE.—.69
BALTIMORE STOCK EXCHANGE
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EXCHANGE..!
63
LOS ANGELES
STEAM RAILROAD BONDS
STEAM
RAILROAI^ STOCKS
TEXTILE MANUFACTURING STOCKS.
...81
INVESTMENT TRUST ST'KS & B'DS..82
JOINT STOCK LAND BANK STOCKS..99
100
FEDERAL LAND BANK BONDS...
.108
REAL ESTATE BONDS
83
PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS
PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS
88
INDUSTRIAL & MISCELL. BONDS
91
INDUSTRIAL & MISCELL. STOCKS.
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REAL ESTATE TRUST & LAND STKS.95
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U. S. AND MUNICIPAL BONDS
100
CANADIAN MUNICIPAL BONDS
102
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CANADIAN BANKS
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SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE.72
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other
Taking its rise from a combina¬
important markets.
the crisis
waxed steadily with efforts at amelioration by government
and financial leaders altogether unparalleled and altogether
unavailing.
It caused a breakdown of German economy
and a suspension of payments by German banks, which
were
closed entirely for a two-day period (July 14 and
tion
and
economic
of
July 15) by
difficulties
the
regime,
of full
political circumstances,
decree of the Reich Government.
decrees dealing with various aspects
an emergency
Some thirty emergency
of
issued during July
were
payments by the banks, which had not been accom¬
plished by the end of the month.
closed
by the Berlin
of them in preparation for the* resumption
many
The Berlin Boerse
was
July 13, and reopening is not expected until the
on
latter half of
All of Central Europe
August.
by the troubles, and not
a
affected
was
few difficulties also were reported
in the Balkan and Baltic lands.
A
ever-increasing scale until checked by the
suspension of payments by Germany.
This in turn
virtual
on an
brought about
a
serious situation in London, which held
large amounts of German short-term
The panicky
paper.
spirit induced by the incidents throughout Europe
sioned heavy
balances
London
sterling exchange gold
and
occa¬
withdrawals of French and other Continental
from
Amsterdam
as
well, and in order to maintain
was
poured from London into Paris
unprecedented
scale.
So
serious
did this situation become that the Bank of England
finally,
on
an
at the end of July, arranged a short-term credit of £50,000,000 with the Bank of France and the Federal Reserve
Banks of the United States in
These
equal amounts.
developments, which
felt
were
All the German
were
accompanied by frantic
in
six
moved
were
yeaips.
declines
exchanges
keenly in all securities markets.
were
of
closed by order of the Gov¬
downward in
were
$300
a
even
all
external
markets,
$1,000 bond not
raised in
advanced
with
uncommon.
Germany, Austria and other
the Bank of England rate
July 23, and finally
Reichsbank rate
a
way
first to
was
a
ad¬
3%%
4^% level July 30.
Tyhe
July 15 from 7% to 10%,
and further advanced July 31 to 15%, while the Lombard
Paris participating
Funds thus secured
private corporations supplied the
on a
by German public and
needed not only
money
within the Reich itself, but also the sums required for repa¬
rations payments.
to have
The short-term debt, which is believed
approximated $2,500,000,000, placed Germany in a
vulnerable
position, since there has been
to build up
satisfactory
reserves
opportunity
no
of gold and foreign exchange
The financial debacle of 1923 and the
zation
the
of
old
mark
German
factor in the present
situation,
as
the
in the minds of Germans and also of
held German obligations.
complete devalori-
in itself
was
important
an
memory
of it is keen
foreign investors who
The flight from the mark that
brought about the present manifestations found expression
not
only in withdrawals of their credits by foreign investors,
but also in
an
insatiable demand for foreign currencies by
fear-stricken Germans who recalled
holdings of Reich
currency
Since last summer,
vividly their worthless
and securities eight
years ago.
indeed, close to $1,000,000,000 is esti¬
mated to have been withdrawn from Germany by
creditors and sent out of the Reich by
About half this
foreign
panicky Germans.
flowed out in the months following the
sum
German
general elections of last September, which resulted
in great
gains for the extremist parties of the Right and Left
and
unsettled
an
political
situation.
Chancellor
When
Bruening and Foreign Minister Curtius went to Chequers
early in June they advertised rather too well the precarious
affairs
of
state
made by the German leaders for foreign aid,
then
Pleas
produced in Germany by the world-wide
depression and the heavy reparations burden.
economic
a
German Government decree imposing
restarted the flight of capital from the Reich
movement attained proportions that finally exceeded
with
together
and the
capacities of the financial institutions of the Reich.
a little significance attaches, moreover, to the debt
the
Not
suspension proposal announced by President Hoover June 20
which
was
designed
as a
relief from the
pressure
of inter¬
Germany naturally receives the
greatest benefits of this arrangement, which was formally
governmental obligations.
Hailed throughout the world
concluded only on July 6.
as
superb step toward recovery in trade and industry
a
French
proposal met
the
everywhere,
objections
which
delayed its application and in the period during which the
Governments conferred on the means for placing it in
value
to
withdrawals from Germany gained ever
A temporizing measure of dubious
attempted in the form of a $100,000,000 credit
capital
effect,
ascendency.
was
the Reichsbank,
extended June 25 in equal proportions
by the Federal Reserve banks, the Bank of England, the
Bank of France and the B. I. S.
This credit was quickly
certain, in
$200 to
security rate
from London and New York, with
Bonds of the Central European countries
vanced, with the 2}^% figure giving
or
German
on
exhausted, and although repayable July 16, extension had
countries, while
on
A high return
large flow of funds to Berlin
as New York, prices
depressed, with trading at the slowest pace
sharply
Discount rates
rate
authorities,
In London and Paris, as well
ernment.
of stocks
very
bank paper also induced a very
greater
conferences of Government heads and financial
naturally
almost
years,
heavier taxes,
flight from the mark caused the crisis in part, and it
continued
floating long-term obligations.
very
a
in recent
short-term basis, owing to the difficulty of
a
holdings since the crash of 1923.
menacing turn in July.
Germany fell into a state of almost complete economic
collapse, and the latter part of the month Great Britain
suffered gold withdrawals hardly less severe than those
previously experienced by Germany. The crisis, at first
confined to Central Europe, rapidly spread and became
the dominant feature of world affairs, finally involving all
took
European affairs
on
smaller scale.
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has proceeded at a tremendous pace
entirely
not difficult
German borrowing in other capital markets
consequences.
of the
Quotation Record is one of the publications
Issued monthly.
and
Bank
The
Commercial Sc Financial Chronicle and is
are
however involved the ramifications and the political
was
was
on
first raised to 15% and then to 20%.
to be
effected with ultimate repayment now altogether un¬
so
far
as
the date is concerned.
Use also
was
made, early in July, of a $50,000,000 private banking credit
extended years
ago
by New York bankers to the Gold
Discount Bank, a subsidiary of the Reichsbank,
was
were
still outstanding
and became available.
and which
These
sums
small in comparison with the demands upon German
institutions
for
repayment
of
short
term
loans
and for
exportation of capital by Germans, and nothing remained
for the German Government save the
institutions in the Reich,
which
was
closing of all financial
effected by order of
2
MONTHLY
July 13.
Hoarding of
highly
a
important
within Germany also was
currency
element
troubles,
the
of
estimates
matters in
that
July 6, will
on
superseded all
crisis has
suspension
finally made
was
ment
financial
other
public interest for the time being, it is apparent
debt
the
which
the
proposal
prove
President Hoover,
of
<
of international
matter
a
agree¬
highly significant landmark
a
thus outlined
accord
The
announced by President
was
Hoover, who stated that the "American proposal for one
postponement of all intergovernmental debts and
accepted in principle by all of the
important creditor governments." The terms, he cautioned,
are subject to the approval of the other interested powers.
While certain payments are to be made by Germany on
year's
placing the figure at 1,500,000,000 marks.
Although
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reparations has now been
added, the substance of
reparations account, Mr. Hoover
As indicated in our
preceding issue of this Record, the negotiations between
proposal is retained as the sums so paid are immediately
reloaned to Germany.
"The technical difficulties arising
France
complicated international agreements which
payment between governments of over
$800,000,000 per annum are now in the course of solution
by the good-will and earnest co-operation of governmental
leaders everywhere," Mr. Hoover said.
"The American
part of the plan is, .of course, subject to approval by Con¬
gress,
but I have received the individual assurances of
support from a very large majority of the members of both
in
political
last.
and
and
financial history.
United
the
It may
relief from the strain of
between
States
remained
delicate
capital exports hastened the accorcl
French
the
and
American
As
Governments.
formally announced late July 6, the agreement
the
the
to
be surmised that the need of Germany for
preserves
spirit of Mr. Hoover's proposal, and it is to be hoped
that the aim of
"giving the forthcoming
the world"
of
recovery
moratorium
for
the
year
to the economic
will be realized.
beginning July
year
It provides
1
1931
a
the
on
reparations and inter-governmental debt payments growing
of
out
the
Wond
huge overhead transfers
become
have
disturbing effects of
these
international trade and finance
on
and
more
crisis continued and
th
The
War.
apparent
more
as
the economic
deepened, and the salve applied through
agreement is undoubtedly one of the most wholesome
3
Sacrifices entailed in the agreement will fall chiefly on
United
of about
the
in
States
and
France, with respective amounts
$246,000,000 and close to $100,000,000 involved
Great Britain will sacrifice about
postponements.
$55,000,000, owing partly to the extension of the moratorium
arrangement
the
to
Dominions
and
Government
the
India, while Italy will forego receipts of $9,000,000
and above the
ferred
to
beneficiary,
United
Governments.
the
as
States
amount
proceeded, there
sacrifice is
postponed
reparations,
on
As the debt negotiations
growing realization that the French
consideration.
into
This
occasioned
standing of the French position that
this country at first.
resources
was
of France
an
under¬
not general in
|rom fear to confidence, the swinging of nations from
the apprehension of disorder and governmental collapse to
hope and confidence of the future. It means tangible aid to
unemployment and agriculture.
The almost unanimous
support in the United States is again profound evidence
of the sincere humanity of the American people. And in this
devoted to economic upbuilding, the world has need
thought on the causes which have contributed to
the
imposed and the fears aroused by competi¬
armaments.
Contemplation of the past few weeks
tive
should bring a realization that we
of prime importance.
An
tion of the
national
postponed payments. It is provided that Germany
due during the
year
suspension, but the payment is to be invested by the
Bank
International
for
Settlements
bonds
in
guaranteed
many
in 10 annual payments
ment,
beginning July 1 1933, and they
creditor governments on
the
of
are
preceding fiscal
also to
are
to
suggested by the United States Govern¬
as
in other words at the
or
to be amortized
their
average
own
rate paid by the
public debt at the end
These conditions,
year.
moreover,
apply to the bonds issued by the German railroads.
Three further
points
were
Government, although it
that
agreement
Government.
they
It
was
touched
was
do
upon
by the French
remarked specifically in the
not
the
concern
observed that
a
United
"common action
States
by the
principal Central banks acting through the medium of the
"It will be readily
country,"
my
is
ever
co-operation for
contingent
Laval
peace.
on
the work of inter¬
It will be observed that the
permitted France's inviolable
If the accord which has
the re-birth of confidence in the
gesture will not have been in vain,
our
M.
understood that the govern¬
maintain Franco-American solidarity,
to
than
more
important decision which
an
for
right to reparations to be limited.
world,
bear interest
"It is
sacrifice
been reached gives rise to
leave the Reich. The
are
made in Paris at the same time by
French Government has not
by the German railways, so that the funds will not actually
suspended payments
severe
desired
ment
which
of
was
announcing the con¬
statement
equally important
clusion of the accord
a
several times
intergovernmental debts."
the amount of
These relate to the unconditional annuities and the amortiza¬
the unconditional annuity
must find relief from these
fundamental burdens which to-day amount to
declared.
pay
I need not repeat that one of these causes
depression.
is the burdens
suspension of payments, but
as
the swinging of men's
means
minds
that of the one-year
will
particularly aimed to afford economic
yet economic relief
relief,
involves
stand out
lightened.
Europe will be immensely
July 6, the main factor is of
three additional points
and Central
seriously oppressing the peoples of Germany
In the agreement reached
course
The economic load most
governmental budgets.
Premier Pierre Laval.
.
world-wide depression and
with all others suffering from
deficits in
of solemn
population and
people and by the Allied governments, who
the American
are
sacrifices by
acceptance of this proposal has meant
The
year,
payments
irrespective of political affiliations.
the Senate and the House,
normally have been trans¬
proportionately greater than that of the United
taken
many
involve the aggregate
Germany will be the chief
$394,000,000.
was a
States when the smaller
are
of
over
Army of Occupation and other claims will
about
to
that would
sum
other
from
"While the plan is
that Governments could make available.
the
the
and if Ger¬
understands the extent and meaning of our generous
attitude
a
new
era
be
will
open
for these two peoples."
Secretary of the Treasury Andrew W. Mellon, who bore the
brunt of the work in
the negotiations at
Paris, stated to
representatives that all meetings of the French and
press
American negotiators had been most congenial
A
question that
was
and pleasant.
discussed rather broadly in the public
prints, but apparently not in official exchanges, was cleared
at the same time by Chancellor Heinricli Bruening
up
Germany, who
gave assurances
of
to United States Ambassador
Frederic M. Sackett that the financial relief extended Ger¬
many
would not be devoted to
The
of
the
an
increase of German
Chancellor's
statement was
B. I. S. shall be
organized to assist the countries of Europe
armaments.
which would be
particularly affected by the postponement
published at Washington, July 5, and there were assurances
of the
was
in
payment
as
proposed."
A preliminary understanding
stipulated, secondly, between France and the B. I. S.
order that France shall not
supply the guarantee fund
provided for in the Young plan in the event of
a
moratorium
at the
same
text
time that it
was
not due to external
"In view of the fears which have sprung up
Chancellor
the
German
said,
"that
the
amounts
in
suggestions.
some
circles,"
released
except by monthly payments in accordance with the needs
might be used to increase armaments, I declare that
of the B. I. S. after actual transfers of
crease
The third of these
in kind,
points concerned the question of deliveries
and the various modifications which will become
necessary
as
a
result of the application of the American
proposal and the agreement
is to be studied
principal
sities
of
powers,
with
France
the
payments by Germany.
the
by
a
as
finally reached. This question
committee of experts named by the
"which shall reconcile the material neces¬
spirit
of
President
specifically reserved the right,
German
Government
Hoover's
moreover,
"indispensable
sums
freed to the Reich budget."
in the
holiday
take
place.
appropriations for the
year
from the Hoover
entirety to
has
never
cover
plan
and
navy
been contemplated,
are
nor
an
in¬
during
will it
required and will be used in their
the deficits in
revenue
which
are
to be
expected, to consolidate financial conditions and to save
German economic life."
This
to the French
to request
the German Ambassador to
assurances
army
The aggregate alleviations accruing to Germany
proposal."
concerning the utilization for exclusively economic purposes
of the
the
in the
budget by the relief from reparations payments
assurance was
communicated
Government, July 8, by Leopold von Hoesch,
Paris.
7
Notwithstanding the conclusion of this accord and the
relief
thus
measures
extended the
were
found
German
necessary
Government,
emergency
within the Reich
in the
MONTHLY
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days immediately following in order to relieve the strain
occasioned by the immense flight of
German estimates placed the
at
about
$500,000,000
conversations
and
after
Through all the dispatches ran a vein of pessimism induced
by a growing realization that aid probably would not be
forthcoming and would be too late even if finally extended.
,
capital from the Reich
figure of the export of capita
the start of the Chequers
Dr.
succeeding weeks.
To
gether with the exportation of earlier months, this made
presided.
the
with
withdrawals
aggregating
about
together
proved insufficient
change made
An
on
$1,000,000,000.
$150,000,000,
to
the
meet
The
already
demands
referred
to
foreign
ex
for
July 7.
and
"willingness
the
given by 1,000 financial and indus
impression prevailing in some quarters that the Bruening
Government had appealed to President Hoover was denied
the day by Acting
Secretary of State William R.
Castle Jr., who informed
Washington correspondents that
no communications of
any kind had been exchanged with
the German Government
during the day by Mr. Hoover
It was admitted,
ho"wever, that the President was following
late in
Reichsbank, remarked that they desired to restore
drawals.
Bank,"
be
in
Germany and prevent further credit with¬
"Under
the
letter
formed,
the
leadership
continued,
consisting
the
of
"a
industrial,
guaranty
the
to
extent
of
action of the
bility
sum
German
Gold
will be apportioned by
method among 1,000 of the
by
of
means
conceived."
Legal effect
the
decree
us
the
according to
key which
was
has already been
given this offer July 8, when
issued by the Bruening Govern¬
empowering the Gold Discount Bank to engage in
suggested
was
credit
operations
"in
the
interest
of
the
9,
the sudden de¬
parture of Dr. Hans Luther for London and Paris, in order,
said, to negotiate
was
huge credit estimated at $400,-
a
000,000 to $500,000,000.
The Reichsbank head left Berlin
by airplane after frequent telephone conversations with
Montagu Norman, Governor of the Bank of England, and
arrived in London the
day.
same
tion with Ambassador
After
hurried consulta¬
a
Neurath, he met Mr. Norman
by appointment and the two bank heads journeyed together
on a
boat train for Dover, with Basle as their ultimate
von
destination.
Dr. Luther conferred July 10 with Governor
Moret of the Bank of France.
Reports from
Clement
Berlin,
London
and
Paris
all
suggested
would attempt to arrange a credit of
or
more
Federal
stated
1,000
with the Banks
Reserve
that
Bank
he would
German
firms
of
use
as
Dr.
Luther
1,500,000,000 marks
England and France and the
New
of
that
the
one
York.
Berlin
dispatches
of
the
important
resources
backing the proposed credit.
Regarding
ducted
the
by Dr.
actual
Luther in his
of
the
negotiations
attempt to
tional aid extremely little is definitely
The
secure
con¬
interna¬
known publicly, but
it may be surmised that he received little
anywhere.
encouragement
Reichsbank President arrived in
journeyed to the Continent together.
directors
was
Their ultimate des¬
Basle, where the regular meeting of B. I. S.
scheduled for
July 13, but Dr. Luther changed
his plans several times before
proceeding finally to the
Swiss city.
He conferred July 10 with Governor' Clement
Moret of the Bank of France at a
meeting in Paris, and it
appears from reports that the earlier French political de¬
mands were reiterated and perhaps even
amplified in the
was
of
this discussion.
Dr.
Luther's appeal to the
French central bank for aid received the
sympathetic at¬
tention of M. Moret, accounts said, and late in the
course
same
day he again stated his
Minister of Finance.
case to P.
E. Flandin,
His final conference of the
French
dajr
was
with Louis Franck, Governor of the Bank of
Belgium, who
flew from Brussels to Paris to meet him.
Technical dif¬
ficulties in the way of raising the amounts needed
by Ger¬
brought forward, it was said, but these were
considered formidable.
Emphasis was placed, reports
many
not
were
to the New York "Times" and New York "Herald
Tribune"
stated, rather
on
the political guarantees by Germany that
would have to accompany French
participation in any ex¬
tension of credit.
These, it was said on the basis of un¬
official reports, would take the form of
pledges that Ger¬
many would abandon her projected customs union with
Austria, and also suspend construction of the 10,000-ton
armored cruisers known as "pocket
battleships."
Reports July 11 revealed little save complications, some
of the statements, indeed, being
distinctly contradictory.
Prime Minister MacDonald
were
and Foreign
keeping in closest touch
In Paris it was suggested
said to be
developments in Berlin.
that
a
time
that central bank credits
appeared
huge international flotation of long-term German
bonds might be the sole available means of
saving the
situation.
Leading New York bankers remarked at the
possible
solution,
assurances
on
such
advances
to
to offer the only
be
accompanied by
they wiU
Germany during
the part of commercial banks that
their withdrawals of balances from
the period of the loans.
It was intimated here that even
such arrangements would have to wTait
upon the outcome
of the Basle meeting of bank heads.
The Bruening Cabinet met in Berlin
early July 12 to deal
with the situation and continued its deliberations for almost
18 hours.
At the conclusion of the
hours of
July 13, it
und Nationalbank
was
meeting, in the small
announced that the Darmstaedter
(Danat Bank) would not
open
its doors
Monday morning, July 13.
Full responsibility for the
orderly liquidation of the institution, which was one of the
largest in Germany, was assumed by the Government, with
all payments to depositors guaranteed.
Orders were issued
the same time for the closing of
every stock exchange
at
throughout the Reich July 13 and 14, this
measure
being
taken to prevent panic and the wholesale flight of
capital
from Germany, which otherwise wrould ensue from the
closng
of an institution with the prestige of the Darmstaedter und
Nationalbank.
one
The "Danat Bank," as it has been called,
leading Berlin institutions and is one of the
of "D" banks which includes also the Deutsche Bank
of
the
group
und Disconto Gesellschaftand the Dresdner Bank.
the bank
Capital of
$15,000,000 and reserves amounted to an equal
It was noted at the time that the bank had important
wras
investments in the Danziger Bank fur Handel under Gewerbe, and the Mercurbank of Vienna.
A half dozen
leading bank presidents of Berlin and a number of German
industrial
leaders were said to have participated in
Cabinet discussions wrhich resulted in these measures.
The seriousness of the German situation
London
by airplane July 9 and he conferred with Montagu Norman,
Governor of the Bank of England, as the two bank heads
tination
Germany.
figure.
course
tense international situation.
London stated
Office officials also
is
joint guaranty offer of the
of
with the
cease
maintenance of German foreign credit."
To these measures was added, July
it
from
certain
a
a
The "Financial
that a private meeting of
the
London acceptance and
banking houses was held July 11
to discuss means of
checking the withdrawals of credits
power
This lia¬
Bank.
drawn into
News"
marks
leading German organizations
distribution
a
an emergency
ment
Discount
wil
assume
500,000,000
in order through this guaranty sum to
strengthen
of
developments with the greatest care and concern.
impending financial disaster in Germany produced
consternation in London, as it was
immediately realized in
that keenly sensitive market that all of
Europe would be
The
banking
shipping, and commercial organizations, which will
collateral
the
Discount
guaranty syndicate
German
of
Gold
closing of the German securities
commodity exchanges for a time.- At the request of
Government, United States Ambassador Fred¬
eric M. Sackett was said to have cabled
an urgent appeal
for aid to the Federal Reserve Board in
Washington.
The
announced in Berlin
was
000,000) to back foreign credits.
A joint letter addressee
by the 1,000 organizations to Dr. Hans Luther, Presiden
of
The gathering continued until early July 12,
definite conclusions reached, but it was
suggested
the German
trial leaders to place at the disposal of the Gold Discount
Bank a security guarantee of 500,000,000 marks ($119,
confidence
no
all private debts and the
Government,
was
by airplane, reaching the
reject the French
political demands.
It was also stated that the
Bruening
Government debated the declaration of a moratorium on
the Reichsbank
A pledge
Berlin
in press accounts that the Cabinet would
impressive step, designed to demonstrate the solidarity
to assist the Reich
to
Bruening
credits
two
of German bankers and industrialists and their
/
Luther returned
German capital late
July 11 and immediately proceeding to
a Cabinet
meeting over which Chancellor Heinrich
the; five
in
was
the
reflected in
other centres of government and finance.
A prelimi¬
nary consultation of B. I. S. directors was held in Basle
July 12, with Dr. William Vocke representing the Reichs¬
bank, Mr. Norman the Bank of England, M. Moret the
many
Bank of France and
Signor Beneduce the Bank of Italy.
No announcement
ference.
was made at the conclusion of this
A last minute attempt to secure French aid
con¬
was
reported in Paris, where the German Ambassador, Leopold
von Hoesch, called upon Premier Pierre Laval late in
the
day.
A communication issued after the meeting stated
merely that Dr. von Hoesch outlined to the President of
the Council the seriousness of the German situation.
"Pre¬
mier Laval reviewed France's stand and again emphasized
ler desire to prevent a German collapse," a Paris
dispatch
;o
the New
York "Times" said.
"He
also
urged the im¬
possibility of her intervention until the world was reassured
as to
Germany's intentions to take the strongest measures
on her own account for her own economic
security and of
ler intention
to take the definite political steps for which
France has been asking."
Also of general interest were consultations on the matter
in Washington and New York, July 12.
Acting Secretary
of State Castle issued
a
statement in which it
was
intimated
i;hat American bankers would probably participate in any
effective arrangements that might be made at Basle, July 13,
;o
deal with the situation.
Referring to the prospective
meeting of the bank heads in Basle, Mr. Castle said: "Ob¬
viously any plan for a banking solution must originate
from these banks which are on the ground, and it is my
understanding that our bankers are prepared to consider
assistance in any effective plan of relief that they shall
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leading Reserve officials
Bank of New York, with
Ogden L. Mills, Acting Secretary of the Treasury, and S.
Parker Gilbert, former Agent
General for Reparations
Payments, participating.
Mr. Mills issued a statement
after the meeting in which he remarked that the position
of the United States Government in the German situation
was clear.
Calling attention to the President's debt sus¬
evolve."
was
In New York a meeting of
Monday morning, July 13. He re¬
ported fuliy on the situation in Germany, advices said,
and secured an extension for a period of three months of
the credit expiring July 16.
The B. I. S. participation
in the $100,000,000 credit was $25,000,000.
Directors of
the bank issued a communication late in the day which
by airplane only on
held at the Federal Reserve
pension program, Mr. Mills pointed out that more than
$400,000,000 had been made available for the rehabilita¬
and commerce. "That is the only
has either the oppor¬
tunity or the authority to intervene," the statement con¬
tinued. "It is, of course, well known that the government
has no control over the foreign credit policies of the Federal
!Reserve banks, and under a well established and sound
tion of German industry
direction in which our government
public policy they have been kept free from
influence
or
interference.
executive
It should not be forgotten that
the
problems with which we are concerned to-day are funda¬
mentally European problems and can best be solved through
-the initiative and concerted action of those who are closest
<ho the situation."
appeared speedily, July 13, that the crisis within
was no longer subject to control by ordinary
and that extreme steps would have to be taken to
deal with the situation.
Withdrawals of funds from banks
It
Germany
measures
throughout the country were heavy, leading to the belief,
Berlin dispatches said, that many institutions would fail
if the runs were allowed to continue.
A decisive step was
accordingly announced late, July 13, when a
government
published closing all banks for two days, with the
sole exception of the Reichsbank.
The execution and
acceptance of payments and transfers of any nature at
home and abroad were prohibited.
A decree prohibiting
trading on the securities exchanges was issued at the same
time.
It was announced officially, moreover, that the
decree
was
holiday would be used by the government and the banks to
devise means of meeting monetary requirements at the
re-opening, July 16, especially those relating to the payment
of wages and salaries.
The necessary authority for all these
measures
was
provided in a series of emergency decrees
signed by President von Hindenburg under Article 48 of the
Weimar Constitution.
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proclamation announcing the assumption of responsi¬
bility for the liquidation of the Darmstaedter und Nationalbank also was issued by the Bruening Government, July 13.
Calling attention to the vast sums withdrawn from Germany
during the weeks of controversy over the Hoover proposal,
the proclamation stated that "complete tranquillity" had
not yet set in.
The need for halting' the withdrawals was
remarked upon, and it .was added that the Reichsbank and
the Gold Discount Bank would endeavor to secure the
A
longest term credits possible abroad in order to help private
German economy. "In the pourse of these events and despite
all efforts, the Darmstaedter und Nationalbank came to a
was not liquid," the statement said.
The
authority to meet the great dangers arising from
this matter had been provided.
"It is not a matter," the
statement continued, "of saving the capital of the bank,
but of preserving the property of hundreds of thousands of
its customers and thus saving their enterprises from shut¬
down or even failure.
Only from that viewpoint will the
Reich assume responsibility for eventual shortages.
It is a
matter of course that the affairs of the bank will be supervised
condition which
necessary
epitomized all the real information emanating from Basle
on
that day.
"The board of directors took note of the
statement presented to it by Dr. Luther, President of
the Reichsbank, on the situation in Germany and the
satisfactory character of her economic and budgetary
position in spite of the crisis brought about by the with¬
drawals of short-term capital from Germany,
the state¬
ment said.
"The German Government, having approached
the various Governments with a view to obtaining financial
assistance on their respective markets, the board, being
convinced of the necessity for such assistance under the
present circumstances, declares it is prepared to collaborate
therein and strengthen the assistance by all the means at
the disposal of the central banks.
In the meantime the
board authorized the President, in agreement with the
other institutions concerned, to renew its particpation in
the rediscount credit previously accorded the Reichsbank."
Extension of its participation in the $100,000,000 credit
was announced the same day by the Bank of France, while
similar action was taken by the Bank of England and the
Federal Reserve System July 14.
There were few de¬
velopments within Germany July 14, owing to the closing
of the banks and exchanges.
Ample evidence appeared,
however, of the effects of the crisis in other Central Euro¬
pean
countries. The German Government debated ail
day the measures that might be taken to meet the demands
when the banks should reopen July 16, it was said.
A severe reaction from the German crisis was felt July 14
in Hungary.
After a long meeting the Cabinet Council in
Budapest decided before the day's business began to issue a
decree closing all Hungarian banks and financial institutions
from July 14 to 16 inclusive.
Banking circles in the Hun¬
garian capital claimed, reports said, that the closing was
due only in part to the German troubles, with a halt in
the negotiations for
a $25,000,000 credit from
abroad
playing an equally important part.
In Vienna the Mercurbank, affiliate of the1 "Danat Bank, closed its doors
July 14 after a Government decree granting it a three months'
moratorium had been issued.
A calming statement was
issued by Finance Minister t Joseph Redlich, who said
the bank's troubles resulted solely from its connection
with the German institution.
The situation in Rumania
attracted a little attention, owing to the suspension of
the Banca Dacia in Jassy with uncovered liabilities of
$1,250,000.
Some doubts were expressed as to whether
the difficulties were due to the German crisis.
Banks
in the free city of Danzig felt the repercussions severely
and limited their payments to 10% of demands.
Latvia
also felt the matter severely, the Riga International Bank
and the Bank of Libau suspending payments.
The Latvian
Cabinet guaranteed the deposits of Latvian currency, but
asserted it could not extend assistance to depositors whose
accounts
A number of banks in
and
unrest
New
its troubles by lack of self-
Juiy
other cities allied with the Danat
July 13. Among these were
York
debate
a
conference,
on
Great Britain, it was said, favors open
disarmament, the intentions of Germany with
the $400,000,000
considerable portion thereof, regarded
as
necessary to put Germany back on the road to economic
recovery." Much interest was taken in a visit to Paris
by the British Foreign Secretary, Arthur Henderson, in
anticipation of the proposed journey of Prime Minister
MacDonald and Mr. Henderson to Berlin later in the week.
the several Governments to lend to Germany
to
$600,000,000,
or a
Secretary talked at length with the German
London before leaving.
It was reported
The Foreign
Ambassador
in
in ithe British capital that he would
France to abandon her insistence on
attempt to persuade
political guarantees
aid to Germany.
ordinances designed to meet the situation
at the opening of the banks on July 16 were promulgated
by the German Government the previous day.
None of
the extreme measures at first considered were utilized,
as
a
condition for extending
Emergency
the Reich leaders contenting themselves
steps.
The first move was the raising
of the Reichsbank discount rate from 7% to 10%, while
dispatches .said,
with
The
the
press
"Such
regard to Austria, and the possibilities of a new policical
understanding beLwem France and Germany.
It is hoped
that new reassurances can be obtained which may enable
foreign credits, the bank having repaid since June 30 nearly
$240,000,000, he stated. The Reichsbank applied rigorous
credit restriction measures, July 13, refusing to pay out
vital necessity.^
said.
Tribune"
"Herald
prevailing.
now
Goldschmidt & Co., of Berlin; Hammerstein
Bros., of Berlin, and Otto Hirsch & Co., of Frankfort a-M.
The large German banks adopted various policies July 13.
to meet the huge demands made upon them.
The largest
institution, the Deutsche Bank-Discontogesellschaft, re¬
fused to pay more than 10%, while in some instances only
3^% of deposits were granted by the institution.
The
Dresdner Bank began paying 100% where demanded, but
after conferences with the directors of other leading banks,
followed the precedent set by the largest institution.
It
was reported in a Berlin dispatch of July 13 to
the New
York "Times" that the government will pay the debts of
the Danat Bank "only if its reorganization fails and only for
amounts which are not covered after a full liquidation of its
assets." The guarantee pledge was given by the government,
it was said, only after other leading banks declined to
assume
common responsibility for the
Danat Bank's lia¬
bilities. Jacob Goldschmidt, head of the bank, attributed
the difficulties of the institution to the heavy withdrawals of
remained calm throughout this period of
stress, and there were also no public disorders.
Another act of the drama was played at the same time
in Basle, where the directors of the Bank for International
Settlements gathered for a 12-hour session to discuss ways
and means of aiding Germany.
Dr. Luther joined the
deliberations late in the day, as he departed from Berlin
reported from
the British desires as outlined here, would
attack all the causes of crisis, unrest and lack of confidence
Schwarz,
German
were
"Great Britain intends
14.
according to
institution closed their doors,
foreign exchange except in cases of
international disaffection,
German financial
general causes of
to propose the
immediate convocation of a conference of European Premiers
to devise means of dealing with the present financial and
political deadlocks of the Continent,
a dispatch to the
Basle
confidence."
'
Governments were
preparing to meet for a discussion of the
situation in particular, and also of the
by trustees of the Reich Government. ISlo irregularities in
conflict with the laws have been ascertained.
It is essential
that in this difficult situation the German people should
keep its nerve and not augment
in foreign currency.
are
Indications that heads of the leading
conventional
Lombard rate
(on collateral loans)
was
moved up at
10% to 15%.
A further emergency
decree legalizing two general measures for dea'ing with the
situation was signed by President von Hindenburg.
It
was
provided that German banks and credit institutions
might, during the remainder of the week, pay out money
only to provide funds for payment of wages, salaries, and
the
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Severe restrictions were placed,
same time, on transactions in
foreign exchange, all
such dealings to be conducted
solely by the Reichsbank.
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was afforded
by the reopening of the Danat Bank under
Government auspices July 17, although payments were small.*
A drastic ordinance
against the flight of capital to other
An announcement
by the British Foreign Office at mid¬
night, July 15, summoning a conference of European Minis¬
ters to a London
meeting the following Monday was known
to relate directly to the German situation.
This step was
considered, according to London dispatches, as the most
sweeping move yet made to meet the rapidly developing
countries
emergency.
The hour at which the announcement was
made was itself considered evidence of the
emergency nature
of the move.
The meeting, the official announcement
further decree of the German
Government, issued
July 18, provided for a slight relaxation of the bank
holiday regulations and resumption of limited bank pay¬
ments.
This was accepted as the initial
step toward the
restoration of normal
banking conditions. Banks were re¬
quired to pay, under this decree, not more than 5% of the
deposited amounts to depositors and in no case more than
100 marks.
Payments on savings bank deposits were lim¬
ited to 20 marks, while on letters of credit the sum
was
explained, would be in relation
to the
in London for the
purpose of adjusting
debt suspension proposal that
gathering of experts
details of the Hoover
might be in conflict with the
Young plan.
"His Majesty's Government have decided it
is now necessary to summon
immediately the conference of
Ministers, which
to
the
was
foreseen at the time of the invitation
experts' committee,"
"It is
the statement said.
desired that
the conference of Ministers should meet in
London at 6 p. m. Monday, July 20.
The experts' com¬
mittee will, as arranged, arrive Friday and will put them¬
selves
the
at
disposal of the Ministers
Monday."
on
It
indicated that Prime Minister MacDonald and Foreign
Secretary Henderson would make their projected trip to
was
Berlin
July
17, but this plan
"The latest
was
subsequently changed.
of the British Government
move
day of tension such
as
came
after
financial London has not known
a
even
was issued
July 18.
All possessors of foreign ex¬
change were required, under this decree, to offer their hold¬
ings to the Reichsbank and upon demand to sell them to
the German central
bank, while foreign security holdings
purchased subsequent to July 12 were made subject to the.
same stipulations.
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limited to 100 marks.
These limitations were made effec¬
tive for the period from
July 20 to 23, inclusive.
A clearing
house arrangement between 43 Prussian banks
was
an¬
nounced
of
this
to
as
London for the
meeting.
definite indication of
a
This
proceed
accepted in Europe
was
break in the established American
policy of aloofness from European affairs.
In Washington
was explained
officially, however, that American partici¬
it
pation would be different from that
the United States would not
of the other
inject itself into
Powers, since
any
European
political considerations.
The two American Secretaries,
however, would participate on the same basis as the Euro¬
pean Premiers, it was added.
"The attitude to be followed
by Mr. Stimson at the conference," an Associated Press
dispatch from Washington said, "will be to maintain a
friendly interest in both the German and French positions,
but stressing the fact that one of the best
things which could
occur
at the
German
present time would be
a
settlement of the Franco-
divergencies."
A preliminary exchange of views
was
reported in progress in Paris July 16 among representa¬
tives of the United States, France and Great
Britain.
Secretary Stimson arrived in Paris from Rome on that day on
his tour of
European capitals.
Mr. Mellon also
was
in France
at the
time, enjoying a needed rest from the then recent
Paris conferences on the Hoover debt
suspension proposal.
It was reported in New
York, on the basis of private advices
to
banking interests, that a plan for extending a loan of
$500,000,000 to Germany was under consideration in Paris.
The
would be secured, it was
remarked, by German
receipts.
Complete changes in the plans for the series of inter¬
sum
customs
national conferences
of
were necessitated
by the announcement
forthcoming gathering of European and American
the
Government
heads
in
London.
Prime
Minister
Ramsay
the trip which he was to make
to
July 17 with Foreign Secretary Henderson.
This
journey was contemplated as a return visit for the
stay of
Chancellor Bruening and
Foreign Minister Curtius at
Chequers early in June. A statement by the London
Foreign Office said:
"There has developed action of inter¬
national solidarity to achieve assistance for
Germany. For
the first time in long years the United States
is represented
officially in negotiations of particular interest to
Europeans.
It is unnecessary to emphasize the
importance of this fact."
Reopening of the banks in Germany July 16 after the
two-day enforced holiday, was accomplished with a minimum
of disturbances.
Rigid rationing measures were enforced
only by the savings banks, it was said, as the crowds
waiting
MacDonald cancelled
Berlin
for these institutions to
open were far
those at the commercial banks.
more numerous
They
however,
and
measures
of
were
readily
than
well behaved,
accepted the assurances that no
contemplated.
Demands for
business purposes and for payrolls and similar
needed dis¬
bursements were promptly met.
The situation in the Reich
July 17 was not quite so calm.
In most areas of the
country
the day, which was the first general
payday since the many
emergency decrees were promulgated, passed without inci¬
dent.
inflation
There
were
however, and also
munist elements.
ing Government to
but this
was
were
Communist
riots
in
the
Ruhr
area,
forays between Fascist and Com¬
An attempt was made to force the
Bruen¬
some
convene
unsuccessful.
the
Reichstag at
an
early date,
The extremist press in
Germany
hostile tone to the Chancellor, with
adopted an exceedingly
general distrust of the Paris negotiations in evidence.
Various regulations for the control of the
financial situa¬
tion within Germany were
promulgated by the Reich Gov¬
ernment in the days that followed.
A favorable indication
a
a
greater freedom
between
consortium"
were
members
specifically
of
ex¬
institutions throughout Germany, but there were no riots
or other troubles and the
police had no difficulty in main¬
taining order. A decree by the Government imposing
rather
Interest in the coming London conference became intense
was learned that President Hoover had
instructed Secretary of State Stimson to
represent the
United States at the gathering.. It was stated in
Washington
that Secretary of the
Treasury Mellon also would
"Prussian
Transfers
empted from the emergency decree.
When the banks re¬
opened on July 20, thousands of depositors were in line at
voked
July 16, when it
transactions.
so-called
for
point since 1925."
July 18, in order to make possible
check
in the present protracted
crisis," a dispatch to the New York
"Times" remarked.
"This time concern was felt not only
Germany's finances, but for the pound sterling, which,
under pressure of persistent
withdrawals, fell to the lowest
,
late
severe
censorship
regulations
on
newspapers
pro¬
little resentment, but the restrictions were modified.
Suspension of the J. F. Schroeder Bank of Bremen was an¬
nounced July 20, this incident
a
naturally producing
fortunate effect.
an un¬
The institution had capital and reserves
of
$3,750,000.
Expiration of the decree covering bank withdrawals up to
July 23 was followed on that day by the promulgation of a
„
further decree of
relief
a
.
very
similar tenor.
A little additional
extended the
was
hard-pressed German people, but
again the rulings were only temporary, with a further re¬
consideration scheduled for the
following week. For the
period from July 24 to 28, inclusive, depositors were per¬
mitted daily withdrawals up to 200
marks, as against 100
marks previously, and
single withdrawals of 30 marks from
savings accounts, instead of 20 marks.
No proof of need
was required from
depositors wishing to withdraw sums from
the banks under the
new
decree.
Provision also
was
made
for restricted transfers of
money by checks from one account
to another.
Important also was a decree issued
July 22,
providing for the issuance of 500,000,000 marks in new silver
100,000,000 marks in new copper coins, to aug¬
ment the existing
coinage of 1,200,000,000 marks and relieve
the prevailing shortage.
No decision was reported as to the
date for minting the currency, but it was
suggested in Berlin
dispatches that only a part of the authorized increase of
600,000,000 marks would actually be issued.
Emergency measures in Austria and Hungary reflected
coins and
at
the
in
Central
time
the
and
growing incidence of the financial crisis
Southeastern Europe.
The Austrian Na¬
tional Bank
advanced its discount rate
July 22 from 7^
10%, while the rate on international mortgage transactions
was raised
to 11%.
It was explained officially that the
increases were occasioned by the great strain in the Euro¬
pean business
world.
The Hungarian Government an¬
nounced on the same day that the restrictions on bank
pay¬
to
ments
and
exchange traffic previously adopted would be
July 30.
The authorities of the Budapest
continued until
Stock Exchange announced
would be kept closed
tion
The
simultaneously that the institu¬
until the end
Legislatures in both Austria
and
of
the
month.
Hungary adopted
bills for greater economy in government.
Some perturbation
was occasioned in Rumania
by the withdrawals of
but
the
short
said to be
term
commitments
of
that
credits,
country were
relatively small.
The representatives of the Seven Powers
began their final
of conferences on the German financial
situation
series
in
London
late
Monday, July 20.
The countries repre¬
Germany, France, Great Britain, the United
States, Italy, Belgium, and Japan.
The conference con¬
vened Monday evening, hardly an hour after the arrival
of the French, German, Italian, and
Belgian delegations
from Paris.
Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald called
the meeting to order at the House of
Commons, and he
made a conciliatory speech in which he
suggested that
sented
were
the discussions be confined to financial and economic
ques¬
Welcoming the delegations in the name of the
British Government and people, Mr. MacDonald
tions.
suggested
that
the gathering "may be one of the
turning points in
history of the world, for good or ill."
He emphasized
the necessity of finding a solution for the
present crisis
in Germany, and spoke at length on the causes
leading
up to the difficulties.
"Our position, in a word, is to
restore the confidence of the foreign investor in
Germany,"
Mr. MacDonald remarked.
"Clearly, the problem has both
political and financial sides, but the mind of this con¬
the
ference
is
that
question of what can be done must be reserved
for bankers and financiers, the Prime Minister
to
be
concentrated
on
the
latter."
Admitting
the
largely
indicated that two main alternatives were apparent.
"The
is to find the means of providing new loans or credits
to Germany," he continued.
"The other way would be
one
•-
to
monthly review
:
e
attack directly the
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question of whether by strengthening1
the internal position of Germany we can give an assurance
of its stability to the outside world so as not only to pre¬
vent
the capital
that is already in Germany from being
withdrawn, but to enable it to
be augmented."
The need
repeatedly emphasized by Mr. MacDonald.
Premier Laval and Chancellor Bruening made the only
other addresses at this first meeting of the delegations at
London.
M. Laval dwelt at length on the sacrifice en¬
tailed for France in her acceptance of the Hoover debt
for haste was
suspension proposal.
He made it plain that the
Government, while it understood the difficulties
French
of the
present situation in the Reich, was willing to participate
in a credit to the Reich only on condition that the guarantees
frequently mentioned unofficially in dispatches from all
European capitals were forthcoming.
French public opinion
indispensable, he declared. "M.
London dispatch to the
New York "Herald Tribune" said, "that any loan to Ger¬
many must be attended by a pledging of German customs
receipts and stressed the fact that French public opinion
demands also assurances of Germany's good-will in the
political sense."
Chancellor Bruening, who followed, gave
£t detailed account of the flight of capital from the Reich
since the Chequers conversations early in June, and stated
that Germany was in dire need of credits.
Washington
reports of July 20 indicated that suggestions of the Hoover
Administration for the alleviation of the financial difficul¬
ties of Germany would be submitted to the London con¬
ference Tuesday, July 21, by Mr. Stimson.
Wlien the London conference was resiimed on July 21
there was published throughout the world an American
proposal for meeting the emergency.
It appeared subse¬
quently that this proposal had been submitted in Paris
late the previous week through Secretary Stimson, and
that most of the deliberations of the governmental gather¬
ing had been based upon it. Publication of the document
was
followed by renewed efforts to arrange matters in
accordance with the suggestions of President Hoover, other
views dropping into the background.
Two major sugges¬
tions were outlined in the proposal.
The first called for
the renewal, for an unspecified period, of existing shortterm credits to Germany.
The second called for the se¬
lection of a committee by the B. I. S. to consider the credit
position of the Reich and develop plans over the next
Bix or eight months for conversion of some of the short-term
into long-term credits.
These suggestions were hailed with
great enthusiasm in the political world, but bankers were
more reticient.
It was pointed out by financial authorities
that the immediate and essential element of any plan was
the prolongation of present short-term credits, an emergency
measure
which was voluntarily undertaken by the banks
deemed such guarantees
Laval reiterated his conviction," a
1
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i--1
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apparently useless. An official communication stated'
merely that the conference was considering the maUer of
international financial co-operation for the* restoration of
confidence in Germany's ecnomic stability.
As a result of the proposal by President Hoover and
the deliberations of the sub-committee of Finance Ministers,,
it was clearly foreshadowed in London July 22 that a credit
plan would be evolved with a series of recommendations
with the obvious necessity of
closely in accord
extending
existing commitments and furthering the emergency measures
already taken by the Berlin Government.
It was
stated
Ministers would propose a further re¬
newal of the $100,000,000 short-term credit placed at the
disposal of the Reichsbank in June by the Federal Reserve
banks, the Bank of England, the Bank of France, and the
B. I. S.
This credit was extended on July 16 for a period
of three months.
Chancellor Bruening and his colleagues
of the German delegation made further efforts for,.securing
long-term credits, but these were apparently of little avail.
definitely that the
The conference
ended July 23, with, as one
correspondent
"a chorus of self-congratulation upon the part of
the statesmen who participated in it, but without noticeable
enthusiasm being displayed by the world's banking or indus¬
put it,
as to the immediate value of the pro¬
An official communication, issued at the close
of the gathering, summarized the developments and con¬
clusions.
It was remarked that the Governments repre¬
sented were "ready to co-operate so far as lies within their
power to restore confidence," and that they were ready to
recommend for the consideration of the financial institutions
in their respective countries specific proposals for relief.
These were, first, that the central bank credit of $100,000,000
granted the Reichsbank be renewed at maturity for a
period of three months, and secondly, that concerted
measures be taken by the financial institutions in the dif¬
ferent countries with a
view to maintainig the volume of
credits they have already extended to Germany.
A further
recommendation related" to the committee which President
Hoover suggested should be set up by the B. I. S. to inquire
into the immediate further credit needs of Germany and to
study the possibility of converting short-term into long-term
credits.
Note was taken of a communication from Dr.
Bruening relative to the joint guarantee recently placed
by German industry at the disposal of the Gold Discount
Bank, and the opinion was expressed that a guarantee of
this description should make it possible to provide a sound
basis for the resumption of normal operations of inter¬
trial communities
ceedings."
considers that if these
will form the basis for
more permanent action to follow," the communication stated.
"The conference also decided,"' it was added, "that a
committee of experts should proceed with an elaboration
of the detailed measures required for giving effect to Presi¬
when the crisis became acute.
dent Hoover's proposal for a year's suspension of inter¬
"The essence of the problem," the formal proposal stated,
governmental debts.'1'
"is the restoration of confidence in Germany's economic
President Hoover issued a statement in Washington late
life, both in Germany and abroad."
On the political side, July 23 in which he praised the London conference as
it was suggested, friction should be eliminated so that the
having laid "sound foundations for the establishment of
world might rely upon the political stability of Europe.
stability in Germany."
The major problem, he remarked,
On the economic side, to which ,the proposal was devoted
is one affecting primarily the banking and credit conditions
almost exclusively, it was remarked that the present emer¬
and can best be solved by the voluntary co-operation of the
gency was strictly a short-term credit crisis. After a brief
bankers of the world rather than by Governments with their
reference to the drain on Gerrhany banking resources and
conflicting interests.
Secretary Stimson issued a statement'
tho depletion of German gold and foreign exchange holdings,
in London in which he remarked that he and Secretary
the proposal remarked that fundamentally there was nothing
Mellon were very well satisfied with the results of the
to
justify these movements.
"If, through co-operative gathering. The friendly meeting of French and German
action, they can be arrested, there is no reason why the Ministers was
emphasized by Mr. Stimson as one of the
present emergency cannot be immediately and definitely
outstanding points of the conference.
"It reassured the
surmounted." it was said.
The flight from the mark, in
world with respect to political conditions and greatly tended
so far as it is of German origin, was, of course, left to the
to restore a basis of confidence," he added.
Prime Minister
"vigorous action of the German Government and the MacDonald also expressed his pleasure at the results of the
Reichsbank."
Dealing specifically with external credits,
meeting.
"An agreement between seven Powers is not
the belief was expressed that "the first approach to this
easy to reach," Mr. MacDonald
said, "but it has been
problem is the development of a program that will permit reached and will be of the greatest importance."
Chan¬
the maintenance for an adequate period of time of the
cellor
Bruening contented himself with expressions of
present outstanding lines of credit."
Details of such a thanks at the close of the meeting for the consideration of
program and the methods of making it effective were to
steps to help Germany.
be left to the banking communities of the respective countries
In the meantime London was made the subject of startling
and the central banks.
It was suggested, finally, that a
withdrawals of gold, indicating trouble in a new quarter,
committee should be appointed by the B. I. S. or created
and on July 23 the Bank of England marked up its dis¬
by some other appropriate method to secure international count rate from 2^% to 3Hz% and on July 30 made a fur¬
co-operation for the renewal of existing credits and for ther advance to 4^2%.
The pressure on sterling drove it
the development of a plan for conversion of some proportion
far below the point at which gold could profitably be exported
of the short-term
advances into long-term credits.
the Finance Ministers of the
various
Governments represented in London began promptly to
"work along the lines suggested by President Hoover,"
London reports said.
It was immediately assumed that the
proposal would remain the dominant feature of the gathering
and that decisions would be of a nature to correspond.
"This means," a dispatch to the New York "Times" said,
"that the French proposal of a long-term loan to Germany
under both political nad* economic guarantees has been
abandoned by the conference, although France is still
urging it as the only plan in which she can participate."
In the formal gathering, the report added, Chancellor of
the Exchequer Philip Snowden asked the French to explain
what they meant by their willingness to help Germany on
the basis of guarantees and political appeasements.
M.
Laval is said to have replied that the conditions had already
been outlined in Paris and that further discussion was
A sub-committee of
national
measures
"The conference
carried through they
credit.
are
and the extent of the shipments
that were thus
occasioned
by the decline in the bullion reserves of the
Bank of England in the last two weeks of July.
The
holdings were £165,199,894 on July 16, but by July 30 they
had dropped to £133,309,663, a reduction of £31,890,231.
Almost all the metal went to France, with some, however,
is illustrated
to Holland and minor countries.
Although the
sterling dollar rate was much under the point at which
gold might profitably be moved from London to New
York, engagements were rigorously eschewed, owing to the
going
general unwillingness of American bankers to add to the
pressure already felt in London.
~
While the gold flow from London to Paris was at its height
conversations on the financial situation were started in
Paris between Sir Robert Kindersley, a director of the Bank
of
England, and Clement Moret,
France.
These
discussions were
Governor of the Bank of
continued until July 28,
Monthly review
when
Sir
Robert
returned
to
London.
Although
credit
arrangements between the Bank of France and the Bank of
England were thus clearly foreshadowed, some surprise was
occasioned by the formal announcement in London, Paris
banks in New York
City show
of such credits
GRAIN
Reserve
August 1, that the Bank of England had
credit for an unnamed period, amounting to
with
banks
the
Bank
equal
France
of
and
the
The announcements
made no mention of the terms of the
arrangement, but it
was
suggested in Paris reports that the charge would be
3%%.
This credit, it was stated unofficially, will enable
the British bank to meet any further demands from Con¬
tinental lenders, for repayment of their London balances
without
further
diminution
of
the
stock.
It was
broadly hinted in banking circles, moreover, that the credit
was arranged in part to reassure investors
everywhere and
restore world confidence.
ment
announced
was
At
the
gold
same
time
this arrange¬
by the Bank of England, it
was
also
announced in London that the Bank of England had received
permission from the British Treasury to increase by £15,000,000 for a period of three weeks the fiduciary notn issue.
This was regarded as a
precautionary measure which, if
necessary, will free an equal amount of British gold for
seasonal* demands or other purposes.
Announcement
made in Berlin
was
July 25 that the lead¬
ing banks of the country would unite for mutual guaranty
of their liabilities by forming the
Acceptance and Guaranty
Bank, with capital of 200,000,000 marks.
Under this
scheme, the statement disclosed, the Darmstaedter und
Nationalbank also would be enabled to
resume
payments.
Currency to the amount of its capital was to be placed at
the disposal Of the new institution in
exchange for firstrate drafts, and this reserve was, in
turn, to be available to
all the banks, which would thus be buttressed
against runs.
With the emergency decree covering withdrawals from the
banks expiring July*28, a further decree was issued
providing
little
a
sion
was
of rent
wise
as
latitude for holders of bank balances.
more
Permis¬
granted for withdrawal of
or
interest
sums needed for
payment
mortgages, while withdrawals other¬
on
limited to 300 marks
were
daily from drawing accounts,
A further decree provided
against 200 marks theretofore.
that all German debts of 50,000 marks or
more
owed abroad
must be
reported to the Finance Ministry, to the end that
complete schedule of German foreign obligations might
a
be made available.
Reports
that
discount rate
of
payments
DENT
The
Federal
participants.
PRICES
WHEAT
and New York, on
arranged a
£50.000,000,
the
would
further
depression
and
rary
United
15% to 20%.
By this means, it was held, the
private banking institutions would find it advisable to sell
States
the central bank their remaining
foreign exchange hold¬
ings, estimated by some German authorities at $500,000,000.
Repayment of debts to commercial banks also would follow,
and this would, in turn, make possible reduction of debts
owed the Reichsbank.
The higher interest rate would attract
hoarded funds to the commercial
banks, it was maintained,
and considerable additional funds thus made
available,
since it was estimated that German
currency now hoarded
amounted to 1,500,000,000 marks.
There was some dis¬
cussion late in July of the
advisability of
currency issue, reports
such suggestions.
a
supplementary
said, but financial experts opposed
Bank for
International Settlements, at
Basle, began in the last days of July to organize the com¬
mittee which the London governmental conference
suggested
should be set up to inquire into the German
economic situa¬
tion.
It was disclosed in New
York, July 30, that Albert
H. Wiggin, Chairman of the
governing board of the Chase
National Bank, had been named
by the Federal Reserve
Bank of New York to represent American
interests.
ACTION OF FEDERAL RESERVE BANK AND OF
NEW YORK BANKERS.
Reserve Bank,
in its "Monthly Review,"
Germany's foreign creditors also mobilized
for
lier assistance in the chief creditor countries.
In the United
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
announced,
July 14, that it had, in association with other Federal
States
on
the
Reserve Banks,
Board,
serve
and with the approval of the
agreed
to
renew
its
Federal
Re¬
participation—approxi¬
mately $25,000,000—in the outstanding $100,000,000 central
bank
credit
June 25.
it is
to
On
stated,
the Reichsbank,
originally announced on
July 16 the bankers of the City of New York,
were
able to reach
an
informal voluntary agree¬
ment
upon a uniform course of action with regard to their
business with their respective German
clients, and this agree¬
ment was
supported in several other cities of the
country.
These informal and day-to-day
understandings provided, for
the present, it was asserted, that German
checks and cable
orders would be honored to the extent of
German credit bal¬
and that acceptance lines then outstanding and in use
and time deposits, advances and loans in
Germany would be
ances,
maintained at about their then
formal
agreements,
to
a
existing
considerable
amount.
These in¬
degree, merely
already existing situation.
ex¬
tended, it is asserted, an
"Figures available to this bank indicate that short-term
credits extended to German clients by banks and
bankers in
this country were substantially maintained
during the month
of June, and only slightly less inclusive
figures
decline
world
the
further
was
price, of grain
On the farms, indeed,
selling for only 30c. a bushel,
On the other hand, there was a
at Chicago, but this was a tempo¬
corn
matter.
would
CORN—WINTER
DAMAGED—PRESI¬
was
25c.
as
in
since 189(5.
or
IN
SELLING.
in
figures reached in consid¬
lowest
The
have
indications
that
were
winter wheat
a
tional proportions, but that
the
of excep¬
against this the spring wheat
as
crop
crop would be
extremely short as a result of the damage
inflicted by prolonged drouth in the
Northwest, this short¬
age thus going to offset the increase in the winter*
wheat
yield.
But the indications also were that the Canadian
spring wheat crop, like our own spring wheat crop, would
be heavily
reduced, and for the same reason, namely, be¬
of
cause
damage from drouth and prolonged dry weather.
the situation at the
beginning of July, and the
weather during July did not
provide any relief, but rather
served to intensify the
prevailing adverse state of things in
This
was
that
respect.
The
outlook
smaller by 125,000,000 to
of
1930, which latter
these
lation of
pointed
to
crop
crop
no means of unusual size.
tendency
ought to
of
wheat
have been
values,
upward
In
other
rather
The obstacle in the way was the accumu¬
200,000,000 bushels
of the Federal Farm
months, hung like
certainty that
Canada
a
by
the
same,
than downward.
in
150,000,000 bushels, than the
was
circumstances
things being the
or more
Board, which,
pall
a
sooner
the
over
of Wheat in the hands
for
as
later these vast
or
previous
so many
market, since it
was
accumulations
a
of
wheat would have to be
disposed of, and until that occurs
they must necessarily act as a depressing
agency on the
market.
President Hoover was inclined to
regard the fur¬
ther shrinkage in
prices as the work of speculators, and on
Friday, July 10. he issued a statement condemning specu¬
lators, who, he said, purposed to drive commodity prices
down by
It
our
short selling.
has
to
come
The President's statement read
covering-
knowledge that certain
my
commodity markets,
refer
the
to
I
normal
as
are
sound
a
part of
legitimate grain trade.
not
am
in
expressing
I
our
refer
views
any
persons
wheat.
short
transactions
a
limited
in
have
ordinary hedging
marketing system.
to
upon
selling
are
These
I do net refer to the
I
do not
number of
economics of
short
specu¬
selling in
times.
But
in
'.
these
times
this
activity has
a
public interest.
It
but
has
one
and that is to depress prices.
purpese,
confidence.
Even
particularly
the past month.
over
transactions, which
to
that
SQUEEZE
agricultural
the
price of
local
a
lators.
notes
to
low
even, as
squeeze in the
time from
York
the
35 years,
over
been continuous
The New
in
renewed
a
of wheat
case
and,
BUT
SPRING WHEAT
HOOVER INVEIGHS AGAINST SHORT
reports had it that wheat
raise its
sharply in advance of the general resumption
the
LOWER,
ABUNDANT ;
follows:
Reichsbank
the
were
of
MOVE
emphasized by
erably
small increase in the amount
a
during the first half of July."
CROP
confirmed July 31, when an increase to
15% from the previous level of 10% was announced.
The
Lombard rate (on collateral loans) was increased at the same
Officials
7
The intent is
though the effect
to take
may
It tends to destroy returning public
profit from the losses of other people.
a
be temporary, it deprives
many
farmers of their
rightful income.
If these
gentlemen have that
profit, and
upon
and
to the
to
as
a
public.
see
of patriotism which outruns immediate
sense
the
country
recover, they will close up these
manipulations.
The confidence imposed
public official does not permit me to expose their
Otherwise I would do so.
|
desist
by law
me
names
desire
'a
transactions
from
their
Tlie fact was, however, that the
operations and existence
of the Federal Farm Board had for a
long time acted as a
damper
speculation in
the grain markets.
Prevailing
indicated above, would have justified opera¬
rise, but the speculative fraternity held aloof in
on
conditions,
tions for
view
of
as
a
the extensive
accumulations of wheat held
by tlie
speculators do not feel strong enough
to buck against the United Slates
Government, and it was
this
absence of buying on the
part of the speculative
fraternity, at a time when supplies from the new winter
Farm Board.
Even
wheat crop were
coming to market that accounted for the
break in the market rather than any extensive short
selling.
The
Farm Board
had
the
previous month announced its
policy of limiting sales of wheat by the Grain Stabilization
Corp. to 5,000,000 bushels a month, excluding foreign con¬
tracts then under negotiation, and to this
policy it adhered,
notwithstanding the efforts of politicians of both political
parties in trying to persuade President Hoover
and
have
at all.
the
the
Farm
The Farm
Board
Board
abstain
was
from
called upon
opposition of the politicians who
to
interfere
making any sales
not only to meet
it to refrain
from selling at all, but also to deny statements that it
was
wanted
really selling in excess of the quantity it had named
On
maximum.
July 17 James C.
ment
denying
Stabilization
new
Corp.
the
the
Farm
a
Board
state¬
or
the
selling wheat in competition with
winter wheat that was
being marketed in the
hard
Southwest.
to
suggestion that
any
as
Stone, Chairman of the
Federal Farm Board, deemed it incumbent to issue
was
He asserted that "all sales made in that
section
mill
meet
or
storage requirements since the new
crop
began moving had been replaced with purchases of an equal
amount
of
section, it
that
had
other
was
to
wheat."
stated,
have
some
In
the
Northwest spring wheat
few sales had been made to mills
spring Wheat in
milling operations, but these, it
order
to
continue
their
was
averred, had been made
only after the mill had notified the Stabilization Corp. in
writing that it would have to close down unless it got old
spring wheat to take care of its milling requirements. These
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REVIEW
MONTHLY
8
small sales, it was
price of the new
Southwest,
On July
declared, in no way competed
hard winter wheat being
with the
marketed in the
i
10 the Crop Reporting
Board of the United States
Department of Agriculture made public its forecasts and
estimates of the grain crops of the country based on reports
and data furnished by crop correspondents, field statis¬
ticians and co-operating State Boards or Departments of
to meet necessary
Reports that the Updike Grain
the Farmers' National Grain Corp., had
deliveries.
Corp., controlled by
been caught short of
July corn were denied July 30 by George
General Manager, who, according to Associated
Press advices, declared his position was "perfect."
He said
that "rumors to the effect that the Farmers' National, or its
•subsidiary (the Updike Corp.) is interested in Chicago July
corn except for a small amount which was sold for the pur¬
S.
Miller,
deliveries are unfounded." "We are not
That the rise in the July option for corn
was just a squeeze, and nothing more, was made evident by
the fact that the other corn futures all continued their
downward course.
September corn, for instance, touched
49%c. July 31 against 59%c. July 1, and December corn sold
July 31 at 42% against 53% July 1.
SUGAR PRICES MOVE HIGHER, BUT COFFEE DECLINES.
As a result of the operation of the 'Chadbourne plan, sugar
prices moved still higher. On June 30 Cuban raw sug&r had
sold up to 1.42c.
But on July 20 some sales weTe made as
high as 1.57c., though the last sale of the month, made on
July 29, was at 1.50c. The wholesale price of refined sugar
by the leading refineries in the city was marked up July 2
from 4.55c. to 4.65c., and was further raised to 4.75c. on
July 21 and July 22.
Coffee prices, on the other hand,
bushels harvested in 1929 and a five-year average production
sharply declined. Elimination of Germany as a buyer be¬
of 2,761,000,000 bushels.
The oats crop was put at 1,306,- cause of its unfortunate economic condition was one factor
in the decline, and apparently the demoralization of Bra¬
267,000 bushels against 1,358,052,000 bushels harvested in
zilian exchange was another.
Lower ocean freight rates
1930, and an average of 1,316,954,000 bushels for the five
also seem to have cut some figure in the decline.
In the New
years from 1925 to 1929.
The Dominion Bureau of Statistics issued its report re¬
York market No. 7 Rio for spot delivery was quoted at
garding prospects in Canada under date of July 9, and was 5%@6c. July 31 against 6%@7c. June 30; 6%c. May 29;
moved to say that there was nothing comparable with the
6%@6%c. April 30; 5%c. March 31; 5y2@5%c. Feb. 28;
critical crop situation on the prairies the present season.
6%c. Jan. 31, and 7%@7y2c. Dec. 311930. No. 7 Santos was
The concentration of Canadian wheat production in Sas¬
7%@7%c. July 31 against 8%@9c. June 30; 8%@8%c. May
katchewan, where depreciation was
most extreme, had 29, and the same on April 30; 7%@8c. March 31; 7%@8c.
caused a drop in the condition of spring wheat in Canada
Feb. 28 ; 8%@9c. Jan. 31; 8%@9%c. Dec. 311930, and ll%c.
from 80 on May 31 to 58 at June 30, which latter figure
Oct. 31 1930.
''
'
compared with a condition of 92% at June 30 1930.
THE STATE OF GENERAL TRADE—THE CONDITION OF THE STEEL
INDUSTRY.
Marketing conditions in Canada the past season appear to
have been hardly more satisfactory than those in the United
The revival of trade so confidently counted upon as a result
States.
At all events, the Toronto "Globe," on July 10,
of the moratorium proposition of President Hoover the previ¬
reported that the 13,400 members of the Ontario Grain Pool
ous month was not realized.'
The slight increase in some
were
to be released from their contract, according to a
lines of business which followed as the first impulse of that
decision reached by the Executive of the Pool and the direc¬
moratorium proposition was not maintained.
The delay
tors of the sponsoring organization, the United Farmers'
caused by the opposition of France, for political reasons, de¬
Co-operative Co., Ltd.
The Pool contract, which was on a
prived the Germans of some of the benefits counted upon,
five-year basis, would lapse at the close of the current crop
and the failure on the part of the Seven Powers to subscribe
year.
In view of the present price levels for wheat it was
to other measures of relief for German account, together
considered advisable to close down pooling operations at this
with the huge withdrawals of short-term credits, brought
time, the Farmers' Co-operative Co. reverting to the former
Germany to the verge of economic ruin.
Not only that, but
position of marketing the farmers' wheat, oats or barley on
the open market on a commission basis.
The "Globe" went the latter part of the month credits were withdrawn from
London in much the same way as had previously happened
on to say:
•
in the case of Germany, and finally Great Britain was sub¬
Discontinuance of the Pool was officially announced by the United Farm¬
jected to a drain of gold hardly less serious than that with
ers' Oo-operative Co., Ltd., here yesterday.
which the Bank of Germany had to contend.
The steel
The statement drew attention to the fact that when county representa¬
trade suffered most from the continued lack of activity.
tives of the contract-signers in Ontario met, on May 26, and decided that
the Pool should be continued in full operation for the handling of the 1931
Steel production continued steadily to decrease, until on
crop, it was taken for granted that the Canadian Co-operative Wheat Pro¬
July 21 the steel mills of the country were engaged to only
ducers, Ltd., at Winnipeg, the Central Selling Agency of all the Canadian
30% of capacity.
The "Iron Age" then said that reduced
Pools, would retain all its branches and be ready to find a market for
requirements of the automobile business, the completion of
Ontario wheat.
rail contracts, and the falling off in large gas and oil line
The closing of the New York and Toronto offices of the C. S. A., in
projects, accounted largely for the curtailment.
From this
accordance with the plans of the Winnipeg headquarters, now places the
low figure, however, a temporary upturn occurred, and under
Ontario Pool in the unhappy position of having to set up and maintain its
date of July 30 the "Age" noted "an out-of-season gain in
selling force, or else cease pooling operations altogether.
Of the two affirmatives, the Executive Board of the Pool and the manage¬
ingot production, operations having been increased," though
ment of the United Farmers' Co-operative Co., Ltd., which has sponsored
this was tempered by the remark that "the closing of the
and financed the Pcol for Ontario growers, selected the latter.
Ford plants from July 27 through August and the sharply
Agriculture.
This report , now placed
the probable produc¬
bushels, which compared
with the Department's estimate a month earlier of 649,000,000 Ibushels and with 612,000,000 bushels the crop har¬
vested in 1930. This, it will be seen, showed an increase over
the winter'wheat yifeld of the previous year of no less than
101,000,000 bushels
On the other hand, the production of
spring wheat was estimated as of July 1 at only 156,000,000
bushels as against 251,000,000 bushels harvested in 1930, a
reduction from last year, it will be observed, of 95,000,000
bushels, and as against a five-year average production of
274,000,000 bushels.
The condition of durum wheat for
July 1 1931 was placed at 57.9% of normal, and of other
spring wheat at 53.4% of normal.
The probable production
of corn was placed at 2,968,000,000 bushels, which compared
with 2,094,000,000 bushels harvested in 1930; 2,614,000,000
tion of winter
wheat at 713,000,000
pose
of making
bushel."
short a
-
v
own
Wheat prices
may
be said to have almost
continuously
during the month of July, there having been a
renewed decline the latter part of the month after a re¬
declined
July 23. The July option for
July 1, dropped to 50%
July 15, then recovered to 54% July 21, after which it dropped
to 48c. July 31.
This was a loss for the month of about 9c.
The September option for wheat in Chicago sold down to
49%c. July 31 against an opening price on July 1 of 58%c.
At Winnipeg July wheat-closed on July 31 at 52 %c. against
60%@61c. at the opening on July 2. Chicago advices stated
that the market had broken afresh on the closing day of the
month because of generous rains in the spring wheat belt
and a continued small export demand.
September wheat
at Chicago sold down to 49%c., as already noted, which was
not only a low for the season, but also the lowest price at
which that future option has ever sold on the Chicago Board
covery
from July 15 to about
wheat in
Chicago, as against 57%c.
of Trade.
In
July corn, however, a squeeze
occurred the last few
carried the price of that option
up over 14c. a bushel.
The course of corn prices was down¬
ward, the same as in the case of the other grains, and as a
consequence the July option for corn on July 25, as against
61c, July 1, sold at 57%@58%c.
As a result, however, of
the squeeze referred to, this option sold as high as 72 %c.
July 30, and a'gain on July 31.
The squeeze was attributed
to Thomas M. Howell, an operator on the Chicago Board of
Trade, who apparently gobbled up all the actual "contract
corn" available and thereby created a1 shortage of contracts
days of the month, which
schedules
reduced
of other motor car
makers next month
certainly do not augur well for automotive consumption of
steel in the immediate future."
It was added that "tin
plate output, which had been the brightest spot in the
and steel situation, likewise is an unfavorable factor,
iron
hav¬
ing declined further to a 55 to 60% rate, with additional
curtailments in sight.
Blast furnace operations also still
point downward, with three stacks reported out during
week."
The "Iron Age" also found some comfort in
the
the
in the price of steel scrap, and regarded the action
of the directors of the United States Steel Corp. (which sub¬
recovery
exhibit for the June
earned either for the common
stock or the preferred stock, and reduced its dividend from
a
basis of 7% per annum to 4%, the whole furnishing a
striking illustration of the depths of depression which had
been reached by the steel trade) in not tackling the wage
question further than to say that "The board of directors
also recommended that an adjustment of salaries of all
officers and other salaried employees be made, in varying
percentages, depending upon the character of service ren¬
dered"—the "Age" construed this to mean that no wage
reductions were contemplated and, accordingly, was moved
to say that "the conviction that business is slowly, if almost
imperceptibly, on the mend, is read into the action of the
Steel Corp. directors in maintaining wage rates, after a
reduction had been almost universally forecast."
In its issue of Aug. 6, however, the "Age," in reporting
conditions down to Aug. 4, was no longer inclined to take a
mitted
an
uncommonly poor income
quarter with virtually nothing
MONTHLY
roseate view.
very
It found
EEYIEW
thaf production had dropped
Central Texas fields
back to'30% and therefore described the
state of things as
follows:
made,
reviving hopes for business betterment
over negative market factors in
general.
"With half of the country's automobile
capacity idle, with
ago proved abortive.
Youngstown, Cleveland, Pitts¬
burgh and Buffalo, the average for the Country has receded
from 32 to 30%' of
capacity..
"While
too
much
significance
be attached to the
change in operating rate, in view of increasingly frequent
irregularities in steel-making schedules in keeping with
variations in mill requirements, the
industry is not only
resigned to another exceedingly dull month but is even more
improvement in September. The only favorable development
is a firmer attitude on
prices, which is a natural reaction
from the poor quarterly
earnings statements.
for any month since November 1921.
The daily rate com¬
with 53,732 tons for last December, the previous low
for this depression.
Output for the first seven months of
the year, at 12,568,593 tons, is the smallest
January-July
pares
total since
1921, when 10,292,721 tons were produced."
"Age" made the composite price of finished steel
The
July 28 2.116c.
pound against 2.137c. a month earlier; the
composite price of pig iron it put at $15.54 a gross ton
against $15.59 a month earlier, but the composite price of
steel scrap July 28 it
figured at $9.42 against $9.17 a month
a
earlier.
into
state
a
price of copper
demoralization.
On
of
almost complete
July 14 offers of copper at 7%c. a pound, a new record low
price, were made by second-hand sellers, although producers
and customs smelters continued to ask
offered at 7%c.
copper
was
7%c. a pound.
The
for immediate delivery, whereas
first-hand sellers offered the metal at
7%c. up to September.
Later in the month a moderate
tonnage sold down to 7.625c.,
delivered, Connecticut.
That
the lowest tat which
cop¬
per has ever been sold either by a customs smelter or
pro¬
ducer.
It was also l%c. a pound below
any price at which
copper had been sold before 1931.
The export price of copper
dropped to 8c.
In the New York market Lake
copper sold
down from 9%c. July 1 to 8c.
was
July 22, at which figure the
price remained until July 29 when the price was marked
up
to 8%c. which was also the
price July 31, while electrolytic
copper dropped from 8%c. July 1 to 7^c. July
13, and after
getting back to 7%c. July 20 was down to 7%c. again on
Tin prices also moved lower after some
stiffening
the early part of the month.
The New York price for tin
was 25.70c. July 1; 26.00c.
July 2, and 26.65c. July 3, and then
July 31.
touched a, low of 24.00c.
of
24}4c.
It
July 24, with the quotation July 31
was announced earlier
in the month
that the
Government of Siam had agreed to
adopt the international
tin quota scheme,
providing its quota should not be less than
10,000 tons annually, according to an official announcement
made by the International Tin Committee in
London on
July 9.
Siam's decision, effective from Sept. 1,
to two other but minor reservations.
ment's adoption of restriction
it
was
the
was
subject
The Siamese Govern¬
brought controlled production,
to 92% of the world's total and eliminated
source of danger to the success of the
The price of lead in New York remained
stated,
up
remaining
one
scheme.
unchanged
Many leading copper pro¬
ducers decided to suspend production
altogether because of
the low prices—absolutely unprofitable
prices for many pro¬
throughout the month at 4.40c.
ducers.
Thus the
Quincy Mining Co. announced on July 31
the production of the metal from
Aug. 1
that it would suspend
to
a barrel.
On July 9 the Sin¬
Refining Co. and the Stanolind Crude Oil Purchasing
Co. posted new price schedules for
Mid-Continent oil, ex¬
plaining that the reductions posted the day before by Humble
Oil and the Texas Co. in Texas crude
oil prices made their
action
necessary.
The new schedule ranged from
barrel for 29 degrees with a lc. differential
for
Sept. 8.
The Magma Copper Co.
announced
a
a
few days previously
shutdown for three months.
PETROLEUM AND ITS PRODUCTS.
10c.
higher, to 22c. for 40 degrees and above.
The Stanolind
posting also covered Kansas and North and North Central
Te*as fields.
Mid-Continent
Louisiana
Following the widespread reductions
Texas, the Standard Oil
in the
area and in
Co. of
July 14 lowered its prices for Arkansas and
Louisiana oil, quoting the same schedule that was
posted for the Mid-Continent area.
The new prices
on
North
ranged
barrel.
a
instance, the Ohio Oil Co.
Central crudes 15c.
a
Other reductions followed.
For
on
July 13 reduced Wyoming and
barrel, and the same day the Joseph
Purchasing Co. posted reductions ranging from 5 to 15c.
barrel in the prices of
Pennsylvania crudes.
The latter part of the
month, however,
changed and prices
were now
the
gradually restored.
of
the
crude
figures
the
oil
ever
month
were
was
market
made
recorded.
prices
indications
control
of
petroleum
slashing
in
prices
early in the month to the
lowest
On
the
other
hand, at the close of
quite generally restored, and there
were
that
further
the
situation
might
soon
get
under
result of the aggressive action of the
executives
of the oil-producing States in
taking a firm stand
situation
tinental Oil Co. led the movement for
higher prices, and on
July 22 posted a flat rate of 40c. a barrel for all
grades of
crude
in
Kansas, Oklahoma
and
North
Texas fields.
The
company had been
22c.
on
a
paying the prevailing scale of from 10 to
scaled gravity basis.
Following this move the
Texas Co. posted advances in the
schedule of 35c. for below 36
same fields with a
price
gravity and 40c. for 36 and
Other companies in the
lowed in quick
same
and
other areas fol¬
succession, and the latter part of the month
the upward revision of
prices became very general.
Simul¬
taneously, active efforts were made to bring about
improve¬
ment in prices by other
methods—by reducing production of
oil through proration
measures and by the action of some
of
the
Governors of the
Acting Governor Clark
oil-producing States.
On July 29
Wyoming telegraphed President
of
Hoover requesting that he
stop the sale of crude oil on Gov¬
ernment lands below $1 a barrel.
Governor Clark said in
his telegram that the
"unreasonably low crude oil
prices
vailing
in
Wyoming" have created
serious
a
pre¬
problem
in
financing public schools, the University of
Wyoming, and
highway construction. Funds for these purposes are obtained
from Federal oil
royalties, the State receiving 37*4%.,
telegram also said the leasing act of Feb. 25 1920
The
gives the
Government full power to "insure the sale of the
production
of its leased lands at reasonable
prices." In Oklahoma Gov¬
ernor
William H.
Murray went further than this and issued
on July 28 to
petroleum purchasers, saying
that unless the price reached a dollar a barrel
he would use
the militia to stop the further flow of oil
by having all the
wells except "stripper" wells shut
down.
The "stripper"
wells, of which it was estimated there are about
15,000 in
Oklahoma, with a total daily production of about
30,000
barrels, were not included in the order because a shutdown
ultimatum
an
might
cause their ruin from salt
water.
And at the
opening
August the Governor proceeded to carry his threat into
effect.
Martial law was invoked by the
Governor on the
night of Aug. 4 to choke off the flow from
3,106 oil wells
of
in
the prorated fields of Oklahoma.
to
those
who
refused
This
wras
his
answer
his demands to post a
price of $1 a
barrel.
The existing top price for oil of the
highest gravity
was 50c.
His executive order, issued after National
Guards¬
men
the
had entered the Oklahoma
City field and brought about
gushers, established martial zones
"stripper" wells in the State.
It
closing of
many of its
for 50 feet around all but
directed that the National Guard maintain
military control
against all orders whatsoever "except an order from
the
President or the Supreme Court of the United
States."
The following shows the
leading price changes of the
month, both in the case of crude oil and in the refined
some
Co.
of New
from
9
CRUDE OIL.
Houston,
to
Jersey,
17c.
on
July 8 cut crude oil prices in Texas
barrel, bringing quotations to the lowest
level for any large area in the
history of the oil industry.
The new prices ranged from 10 to 42c. a
barrel, depending
upon the gravity and location of the oil.
In the North and
a
July
8.-y-The Humble Oil & Refining
Co.,
effective
to-day,
posted the following reductions in crude oil prices in Texas and
New Mexico,
a flat cut of 15c. a barrel in North and North Central Texas
oil.
making
Gray County crude
was
as^a
against continuance of the existing low level of prices.
The
Humble Oil & Refining Co., a
subsidiary of the Standard Oil
a
The Con¬
products:
In
a
each degree
above.
In the case of the non-ferrous metals
the
fell
oil
40
on
it would pay a flat rate of 6c.
from 10c. to 22c.
"Pig iron production in July was 1,463,220 tons, or 47,201
tons a day, compared with
1,638,627 tons, or 54,621 tons in
June.
Both total output and daily average were the lowest
was
for
clair
may
reluctant than heretofore to estimate the
scope of seasonal
barrel
a
barrel
the
provement aside from temporary fluctuations characteristic
at
a
be the lowest posted
price for crude oil in
history of the industry became effective on July 10 in the
Toborg-Tippett shallow pool northeast of the Yates area,
in Pecos
County, where Shell Petroleum 'Corp. announced
Ensley and Pittsburgh rail mills shut down, and with
virtually no branch of the steel industry showing any im¬
reported
15c.
believed to
was
the
declines
of
10c.
on
40 gravity and above.
At West Texas and Lea
County (N. Mex.) crude oils were reduced 15c. to a flat
price of 10c. a barrel. But still worse was to come.
What
cern
With
reduction
19c.
dampened;
and accentuated con¬
of a low
rate, of activity, the outlook for August can hardly
be called encouraging.
There is the further fact that the
rise in steel ingot production of a week
flat
a
prices ranging from
gravity and above.
In Gray
County, in the Texas Panhandle, the reduction was 11c. a
barrel, making the new prices 13c. on oil below 35 gravity to
pig iron production to the lowest ebb since
following the disappointing revelations of iron and
steel company reports for the second
quarter, has
new
below 29 gravity to 22c.
"A decline in
1921,
the
8a
,
N.
was
reduced 11c.
a
Mex.,
crudes
reduced 13c.
a
were
barrel.
lowered
10c.
a
17c.
a
barrel, and Pettus crude
the reductions
and
a
cut of
was
10c.
West Texas and Lea
barrel,
while
Gulf
Refugio heavy oil and Mirando crude
while Refugio light crude was cut 13c.
cut
barrel
made in Carson and Hutchinson counties.
Coast
were
a
barrel
County,
oil
lowered
15c.
The Texas
was
cut
Salt Flat and Darst Creek oil
9c.,
were
Co.
met
immediately.
Tulsa, July 9.—The Sinclair Refining Co.
and the
Stanolind
Crude
Oil
Purchasing Co. posted
that
new price schedules for Mid-Continent
oil, explaining
posted yesterday by Humble Oil and the Texas Co. in
prices made their action necessary.
The new schedule
the reductions
Texas
crude
oil
ranges
from
10c.
a
barrel
for 29
degrees, with
a
lc.
differential for
each
the
new
barrel and is
July
Monday,
Co.
Oil
Ohio
13.—The
Smaekover was reduced 15c.
I.-;
to-day reduced Wyoming , and
Central crudes 15c. a barrel.
Monday, July 13.—The
ranging from 5c. to 15c. a
Joseph Purchasing Co. to-day posted reductions
barrel in the prices of Pennsylvania crudes.
Tulsa, July 22.—rThe Continental Oil Co. announced a
barrel for crude oil in the Mid-Continent fields.
Tulsa, July 23.—Tihe Magnolia
flat price of 40c. a
Petroleum met the advance posted yester¬
Oil Co.
■
;
New York, July 23.—The Texas Co. posted advances in Oklahoma, North
Louisiana, North Texas, North Central Texas and Central, with the new
day by the Continental
price list quoting 35c. for below 36 gravity and a top price of 40c. on 36
and above.
Advances ranging from 11 to 17c. a barrel were posted in other
fields
after
York, July 23.—The Humble Oil &
of Standard Oil
Jersey, advanced crude oil prices in Oklahoma and Kansas fields 17
a, barrel.
The new schedule ranges from 27c. for below 28 gravity
for 40 and above.
The Mid-Continent Petroleum Corp. and the
Oil & Refining Co.
quoted at only 8.25c. The price of print cloths at
Fall River for 28 in. 64x60 was reduced July 9 from 3%c. to
31 it was
3%c., on July 17 was marked
was further reduced to 3%c.
.
bureau at
to cotton
cotton,
V'.;'-- :V:
posts new prices for Salt Creek crude
barrel fcr 29 degrees and below, and 39c. per barrel
July 25.—Midwest Refining Co.
30c. per
follows:
as
40
for
degrees
Michigan crude of 57c. per
Co. posts new price for
advance of 20c.
barrel,
an
GASOLINE AND KEROSENE.
during the week, Pan
30, tank car gasoline
York, with corresponding
July 3.—Meeting cuts posted by other companies
Petroleum announced that, effective June
American
prices had been revised to o%<*. a gallon at New
reductions at other Atlantic Seaboard markets.
New
tion
of
Oil Co. of New Jersey announced a reduc¬
tank wagon price of gasoline throughout its
York, July 8.—'Standard
lc.
territory,
a
in the
gallon
Delaware, effective July 7.
standard Oil Co. of Ohio yesterday lowered the
and service station gasoline lc. a gallon in Cuyahoga
with the exception of
Cleveland, July 8.—The
price of tank wagon
and Summit counties.
Co. of Ohio reduced the price of service
station gasoline 2c. a gallon in Dayton and Springfield, and lc. in Mont¬
gomery County, in which Dayton is located.
This brought the price of
regular gasoline to 14c. and 17c. for high test, including the 4c. State tax.
Indian Refining, Cities Service and Shell Petroleum met the cut immediately
and Sinclair and .Sun Oil officials stated that they would probably bring
Dayton,
their
July 6.—(Standard Oil
prices
into line.
;;"•
•
/. V-.-..'"'
Atlantic Refining Co. announced a reduction
of lc. a gallon in the tank-wagon and service station price of gasoline
throughout its territory, effective immediately.
New York, July 15.—The Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey announced
a reduction of V4c. a gallon in the tank car price of kerosene at Baltimore,
Norfolk, Wilmington and Charleston, S. C., to 4%c. a gallon, the same
price as posted in the New York market, effective immediately.
New York, July 13.—The Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey announced a
reduction of 5c. a barrel in the price of grade C bunker fuel and Diesel oil
at all North Atlantic and Gulf ports, effective immediately.
Philadelphia, July 17.—The
Co. of Ohio advanced gasoline prices lc. per
including Akron. The new prices, bringing this
territory in line with the State structure, were 14c. for X70 and 17c. for
Sohio Ethyl, tankwagon, and 15c. and 18c. service station.
July 28.—'Shell Eastern Petroleum reduces gasoline l^c. service station,
in Philadelphia, making new price 10 %c. exclusive of State tax.
July 28.—Sun Oil Co. reduces gasoline in Philadelphia lc. per gallon,
making new service station price 11c. per gallon, tankwagon 10c. per gallon.
July
31.—Standard
Oil
gallon in Summit County,
THE
TEXTILE
TRADES—QUIET CONDITIONS.
business,
blighting effects
of the economic disturbances in Europe.
The manufacturing
statistics compiled by the Association of Cotton Textile Mer¬
chants of New York, covering the month of June, or rather
the five weeks ending July 4, were published on July 13 and
showed that the production had amounted to 260,163,000
yards, while the shipments had reached 273,871,000 yards,
equivalent to 105.3% of production, which latter, however,
was at a much lower rate than in May.
New business booked
amounted to 355,902,000 yards, or 136.8% of production.
Stocks on hand at the end of the month amounted to 288235,000 yards, representing a decrease of 4.5% du.ing the
month.
On the other hand, unfilled orders on June 30 1931
were
330,575,000 yards, representing an increase of 33%
during the month.
Tliese statistics, on the whole, it will
be observed, made a Very satisfactory showing, though it
is to be remembered that production during June was 7.7%
less than the rate of production during May.
The U. S.
Census Report issued July 14 showed that the quantity of
cotton consumed by the mills of the United States during
June 1931, comprised 455,388 bales of lint and 61,433 bales
of 1 inters, as against 405,236 bales of lint and 59,196 bales
The textile trades were
due to seasonal causes,
of linters in June
quiet, like other lines of
but also owing to the
1930..
Stabilization Corporation "will not
sale," pending issuance of a statement by
Board on its future policy respecting
of the Board, stated orally
July 20.
The "cotton year" ends July 31, Mr. Williams
pointed out and at the same date the Board's promise that
stabilization cotton would not be sold in competition with
the 1930 crop would also expire.
The policy of not selling,
however, would continue, he added, until the Board redefined
its
Farm
Federal
the
Carl Williams, member
The Stabilization Corporation, it is understood,
1.300,000 bales of cotton. Raw silk prices again
downward after the improvement noted in June.
policy.
holds about
tended
13-15 deniers were quoted at $2.30@
July 31 against $2.35@$2.40 June 30; $2.22% @
$2.27% May 29; $2.35@$2.40 April 30; $2.55@$2.65 March
31; $2.70@$2.75 Feb. 28; $2.85@$2.95 Jan. 31; $2.60@$2.70
December 31 1930; $2.35@$2.45 the previous September 30
Japanese double extra
$2.40 on
on Jan. 31 1930.
In the 20-22 deniers
double extra were quoted at $2.25@$2.30
July 31, against $2.40@$2.50 June 30; $2.07%®$2.12% May
29; $2.25@$'2.30 April 30; $2.50@$2.60 March 31; $2.65@
$2.70 Feb. 28; $2.85@$2.90 Jan. 31; $2.70@$2.75 December
31 1930; $2.25@$2.30 October 31 1930, but comparing with
$4.60@$4.65 on Jan 31 1930.
Crude rubber dropped to new low record prices in July,
not only in the local market, but in London and the Far
East.
Old "A" contracts on the Rubber Exchange on July
30 sold down to 5%c. per pound and all future deliveries
for 1931 on the local exchange sold below the 6c. level.
The
and
and above.
July 25.—Pure Oil
by the Cotton
offered for
to 42c.
Empire
Crude Oil Purchasing Co., subsidiary of
a new price schedule for Mid-Continent
.crude ranging from 30c. for below 29 gravity, with a lc. differential up to
40 gravity and above, making the top price 42c.
The Shell Petroleum
Corp. announced that it had adopted the Stanolind price list.
July 30.—Effective immediately, Magnolia Petroleum Co. new prices
follow :
Louisiana-Bayou,
40c.;
Haynesville, 32c.; Pine Island, 36c.;
Cotton Valley, 30c.; Arkansas-El Dorado, 31c.; Rainbow, 31c.; Eastfield,
30c., and Smaekover district, 30c.
All prices per barrel at wells.
July 27.—Sinclair Refining Co. posts flat price of 50c. per barrel in
v
On July 8 the Agricultural
Washington issued its estimate of the area planted
and put the reduction from the previous year at
favorable for the new crop.
The probable action
Federal Farm Board was an uncertain feature.
Cot¬
ton held
be
announced
/'
whole,
of the
of New
to 20c.
promptly met the advances.
Oklahoma.
down to 3%c. and on July 25
only 10% or at 41,491,000 acres the present season against
40,078,000 acres in 1930, which was less than had been
hoped for, though it nevertheless left the acreage the lowest
since 1923.
Weather conditions during July were, on the
Tulsa, July 24.—The Standard
Standard Oil of Indiana,
the close of June and on
almost continuously declined until on July
month the price
Refining Co. met the advances
posted by the Texas Co. in the Texas fields.
Tulsa, July 24.—The Carter Oil Co., subsidiary
of the month prices continued to strengthen
the downward reaction at
July 3 middling upland spot cotton in New York was quoted
at 10.35c. as against 9.85c. on June 30.
But the rest of the
in Texas.
New
depressing feature in the cotton goods trade was the
material, cotton.
In
A
renewed drop in the price of the raw
the early days
14.—The
prices range from 10c. to 22c. a barrel.
now quoted at 10c. a barrel.
new
a
the East Texas fields.
Standard Oil Co. of Louisiana to-day posted
and North Louisiana crude to> conform
price schedule in the Mid-Continent and Texas fields.
The
July
in the prices of Arkansas
reductions
with
North and North Central Texas fields.
its posting in
withdrew
Tuesday,
The Stanolind posting also
On July 8 Sin¬
degrees and above.
degree higher, to 22c. for 40
covered Kansas and
clair
EEYIEW
MONTHLY
8b
$4.70@$4.75
Japanese crack
primary market for crude
rubber at Singapore touched 12%
while London sold down to 2% pence. The
committee recently appointed by the Dutch Colonial
pence,
working
Minister
to study the rubber situation and devise a means of aiding
the industry published its report, said a cable to the Rubber
Exchange of New York from Amsterdam about the middle
of July, and the investigators informed the Colonial Office
that they had not been able to obtain unanimous agreement
on any definite plan for the restriction of rubber production.
It was suggested by some members that restriction take
place in a natural way while other members held that the
governments of the various producing countries must give
assistance to the industry.
°In the New York market rib
smoked sheets for spot delivery were quoted at only 5%c.
bid and 5%c. asked July 31 against 6 13/16 bid and 615/16
asked June 30; 6%c. bid May 20; 5%c. bid and 6c. asked
on April 30; 6%c. bid and 7c. asked on March 31; 7%@7%c.
on Feb. 28;
7%08c. on Jan 31; 8%@8%c. on December 31
1930 and
15%@15%c. on Feb. 28 1930.
THE JULY
The
FINANCING QF THE
UNITED STATES TREASURY.
financing of the United
States Government during
July consisted of the sale of three issues of Treasury
offered on a discount basis and the proceeds of which
bills
went
to take up old issues of hills which matured during the
month.
This was independent of the sale of $100,000,000 of
such hills on June 29, but bearing date July 1, and Which had
been referred to as the first
financing operation for the new
beginning on July 1. This
of two series of hills v
for $50,000,000 each, the first running 91 days and dated
July 1 1931, and maturing Sept. 30 1931, and the other
$50,000,000 running for 90 days and datyd July 2 1931, and
maturing Sept. 30 1931. For the first of the two series men¬
tioned tenders were accepted to a total of $50,026,000 at an
average rate on a bank discount basis of only % of 1% per
annum.
For the second series the tenders accepted totaled
$50,050,000, and the average price realized was the same,
namely, on an average bank discount basis of % of 1% per
annum.
Yet better prices, however, were to be realized by
the Government on the sales actually made during July.
Of these there were, as already stated, three separate ones.
The first of these occurred on July 15, and consisted of 90day bills dated July 17 1931 (on which date an outstanding
issue of $50,102,000 of Treasury bills was payable), and
maturing on Oct. 15 1931; $50,000,000, "or thereabouts," was
offered while the applications reached $299,314,000, out of
which allotments to a total of $51,200,000 were made at an
average price of 99.878, or an average eost on a bank discount
fiscal
year
of the Government
offering, it may be recalled, consisted
I
MONTHLY
basis of only about 0.49%
per annum.
new low record cost in
Government
This established
State
of
The month's
Treasury bills in July was made
Friday, July 24, and consisted of an offering of 91-day
dated July 27 1931 (on which
day $53,510,000 of old
Illinois
place
on
July 30.
This
the purpose of meeting
maturing old issues
Tenders were invited to the amount of
was
also fjr
at
(according to the usual form), and the offering con¬
sisted of 91-day bills dated
Aug. 3 1931 and maturing Nov. 2
1931.
The applications in this case1 reached
$221,171,000,
and the amount
accepted was $59,850,000. The result to the
in the
as
case
of
was
the
not quite so
bill
two
extremely favor¬
offerings
immediately
preceding, the average price' realized by the Treasury hav¬
ing been 99.871, or an average rate on a bank discount basis
of about 0.51%
per annum.
While Treasury financing
during July was, as noted, con¬
entirely to these sales of Treasury bills, the Acting
Secretary of the Treasury, Ogden L. Mills ( Secretary Mellon
The
"United
States
Daily,"
in
its
issue
is
being given
by
in view of the fact that
program,
either mature
falls due
or
are
the
Treasury
to
its
of
general
financing
$4,631,524,750 in Government
securities
callable before
June 30
decision
will
be
reached
as
an
issue will he resorted to in
approximate $1,000,000,000.
for
that
m-cnth,
with
to
the
1932, of which $800,000,000
character of
the
of
that aggregate maturities for the remainder of
include $444,500,000 in bills, $1,801,777,500 in
certificates, and
$451,718,950 in notes.
The first
Liberty Loan of $1,933,528,300 is callable
year
1932.
'
98 and
Gas
int.,
Co.
1st
due July
Co., Inc.
lien
coll. 5% series A gold
1934.
By Halsey, Stuart
1
(State
of)
5%
highway bonds, due
5,500,000 Allegheny Co., Pa., 4% road,
bridge and institutional build¬
ing bonds, due from 1932 to
1961, incl., awarded to a group
headed by the Union Trust Co.
of Pittsburgh, at
103.93, a
basis of about 3.64%.
Re-offered priced to yield from 2 to
3.60%, according to maturity.
5,000,000 Mississippi (State of) 434%
bonds, due serially from 1932 to
1951, inch, optional on any int. payment
date,-tentatively
sold at a price of par as
follows: $3,000,000 to a
syndicate
headed by Saunders &
Thomas, Inc., of Memphis, and the
remaining $2,000,000 to State banking institutions.
5,000,000 Missouri (State of) 334% road
bonds, due in equal annual
amounts from 1948 to 1952,
incl., awarded to a group headed
by the Guaranty Company of New
York, at 96.399, a basis
of about 3.77%.
Re-offered priced to yield
3.70% for all
$905,217,000
Treasury records show
15
Utility Securities,
&
of
consisting of 1%% certificates.
June
Co.—334%
yielding 3.75%
Highway Dist., Calif., 434%
bonds, due from 1941 to 1970,
incl., sold to a group composed
the Bankamerica
Co., and the American Securities
Co.,
both of San
Francisco, also R. H. Moulton & Co., of Los
Angeles, at 100.125, a basis of about
4.74%.
No public
offering of the bonds has as yet been made.
financing until the
total
-
-
It should
ury
of
perhaps be stated that the United States Treas¬
throughout the month kept issuing calls for repayment
,
the
Government deposits arising out of the sale
during
June of the $821,116,000 of
Treasury bonds bearing
3%%
interest; $401,006,009 of Government deposits grew out of
that sale, of which
$143,480,750 represented Government
deposits in the New York Federal Reserve District.
The
first of these calls
came on
July 1 and required the payment
July 6, and another $20,047,500 on July 7 ($7,174,050 in each case
representing Gov¬
ernment deposits held
by the depositary institutions in the
of
$20,047,500 of
such
deposits
New York Federal Reserve
District).
$83,557,100 remained with
the banks in the New York district.
On July 30 still another
call was made, but this
required repayment the next month,
that is. Aug. 3 and Aug. 4
($31,526,500 on each day, of which
in each case
$11,280,000 represented deposits in the New
York Reserve District).
Even after these
repayments, how¬
ever, $170,468,700 of Government
deposits still remained
with the
depositary institutions, of which $60,995,900
the New York Reserve District.
The matter is of
was
in
importance
only inasmuch
as the banks are not
required to hold any
against Government deposits, whereas when these
Government deposits become converted into
private deposits
the customary reserves are
required.
reserves
NEW
SECURITY
ISSUES AND
:
JULY.
Foreign financing in the domestic market in
July
in
FAVORABLE
American
share
a
Motorists
45c.
to
Amsterdam
a
Insurance
Trading
Co.
land).—Div. of 50c.
share
a
a
paid
DIVIDENDS.
Co.—Quar. div. increased
share.
(Handelsvereenigen
share
the
on
Jan.
on
15
"American shares"
each
Graphophone
American
share
Co.,
Ltd.—Div.
compared
with
September.
a
a
divs.
share.
divs.
on
on
share
on
a
share
56c.
on
class
paid
last
B
stock
by payment
common
stock
by payment
*':?:£■/'•
Diamond Match
Co.—Initial quar. div. of 25c. a share on
the new (no
par) common stock.
By placing its common stock on a
$1 annual
basis, company is paying the equivalent of $11.50 a share
to its holders
under the former capital stock
basis, an increase of $3.50 over the
$8
paid on old capital stock.
Each share of old
capital stock was ex¬
changed for five shares of preferred stock and 4 shares of
common stock.
Eastern States Gas Co.—Initial
quar. div. of
common
1234c.
stock.
a
share
Federal
on
Insurance Co.,
the capital stock.
Charleston, S. C.—Extra
Drop Forge Co.—Resumes div.
a
I.
on
common
share.
Farbenindustrie
on-Main.—Initial div.
common
This
to
a
on
common
share.
Public
Service,
share
a
on
the
by payment of 5634c.
a
of $1.75
a
stock increased from
$2 a share
Inc.—Resume
divs.
on
common
share.
New Process Co.—Resume divs.
on
increased from
share.
5634c.
a
share to 5634c.
Royalties Management Corp.—Initial
a
div.
on
Dillon
Southwest
the
Co.—Extra
div.
of
Utility Dairy Products
debenture shares.
10c.
a
of 6c.
a
share
on
the
25c.
a
to the usual quar.
Co.—Initial
Co.—Special div.
div. of 50c.
a
share.
com¬
share.
div.
par tic.
St. Paul Union Stock Yards
common
share.
stock.
Scotten
stock
the 7% cumul. pref. stock
by declara¬
Randolph & Holbrook Power & Electric Co.—Quar. div.
on
$1
of $2.25 per share on the
American receipts
bearer shares payable July 18 to holders of
record July 17.
is for the year 1930.
Orleans
mon
the
distribution
$2.50
tion
of
Aktiengesellschaft (I. G. Dyes), Frankfurt-
National Licorice Co.—Div.
New
on
div.
stock by payment
stock.
G.
for
share
a
*
Equitable Fire
common
yield
4.80% and $2,500,000 due in 1951 at 95.75 and
int., to
yield 4.83%.
The major portion of
July financing in the domestic
market consisted chiefly of
public utility and municipal
offerings.
The largest issue of the month was the
$20,000,000 offering of the Commonwealth Edison Co.
3%% gold
notes at 99.88 and
int., to yield S%%.
Another utility
offering of size was the $15,000,000 Peoples Gas
Light &
Coke Co., 1st & ref. mtge.
4% gold bonds, series B at 94
and int., to yield about
4.29%.
Among the municipal
offerings may be mentioned the $15,000,000 issue of the
a
approximately
of 47c.
share.
Congoleum-Nairn, Inc.—Resume
of 25c.
div.
of 9.70c.
1
Community State Corp.—Resume
of 25c.
a
of
3734c.
Hol¬
against 24c
as
last.
Capital Depositor Corp.—Initial semi-annual div.
the series A Capital Trust shares.
Columbia
from
"Amsterdam,"
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co.—Extra div. of
25c.
con¬
;
dividend
declarations in July were
again
numerous and again included
many of an unfavorable nature.
The following table, divided into
two sections,
namely,
"Favorable Changes" and "Unfavorable
Changes," gives the
more important of the
changes:
of 25c.
DIVIDENDS IN
sisted solely of the $5,000,000 Province of
Manitoba issue
of
4^% bonds, price not made public. Reoffered as
follows: $2,500,000 due 1941 at 97.64 and
int., to
maturities.
Changes
Successive calls for
repayment followed, the last of these for the
repayment of
$17,577,500 on July 30, of which $6,290,400 were on
deposit
in the New York Federal Reserve
District. After this, how¬
ever.
there still remained on
deposit with the depositary
institutions $233,529,700, of which
&
MUNICIPAL FINANCING.
September, it is considered certain that
of
notes
Stuart
serially from
1935 to 1967, incl., awarded
to group formed
by Halsey,
Stuart & Co., of New
York, the nature of the bid was not
disclosed.
Re-offered at par and interest.
6,000,000 Golden Gate Bridge and
December, at which time maturities will
remainder
Electric
int.,
$15,000,000 Arkansas
These will include $451,718,950 in 3%% notes
the
and
bonds at
&
approximately
$100,000,000 in bills fall due entailing new security issues.
Although thought is being given to a sizable bond
issue, over a long
period, no definite decision has been reached as to that mode of
refinancing
in the fall.
The entire program is
being studied, and it is unlikely that a
definite
Halsey,
6,000,000 Delaware Power &
Light Co.—1st mtge. gold 434% bonds
at 100 and
int., due July 1 1971.
By Drexel & Co., Bonbright & Co., Inc., and A. C.
Allyn & Co., Inc.
of
latter part of August.
Should there be no bond issue in
By
Inc.
The major financing is expected
$634,387,000 in certificates and in
when
1932.
group headed by Chase
8,000,000 Gary Electric
during the ensuing two months.
September,
30
Halsey,
July 27, said that Eie following information upon the subject
had been made available at the
Treasury Department:
Consideration
July
gold notes priced at
and due Aug. 1 1932.
By
Harris Forbes Corp. and
including
Stuart & Co., Inc., the N,W.
Harris Co., Inc.,
Continental Illinois Co.,
Inc., Field, Glore & Co., Cassatt
& Co., Chatham
Phenix Corp., and A. C.
Allyn & Co., Inc.,
B. B. Robinson &
Co., Ltd., and General
99.76
a
being in Europe), authorized a statement that the Treasury
Department contemplated some permanent financing in the
future.
Illinois.—4% gold
due
United
9,000,000 Pennsylvania
fined
near
int.,
Co.—Serial gold notes (non-callable) at
prices to yield from
2.25% to 4.75%, according to maturity.
The notes, dated
July 3 1931, mature as follows:
$917,000
2
% due Sept. 3 1931 $917,000
4J4 % due Mar. 3 1932
917,000
2 34 % due Oct.
3 1931
917,000
4)4% due Apr. 3 1932
917,000
3
% due Nov. 3 1931
917,000
434% due May 3 1932
917,000
3)4% due Dec. 3 1931
917,000
434%
due June 3 1932
917,000
4
% due Jan. 3 1932
917,000
414% due July 3 1932
917,000
4
% due Feb. 3 1932
913,000
414 % due Aug. 3 1932
By Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc.
10,000,000 Rochester Gas & Electric
Corp.—3% gold notes at 100
and int., due
July 15 1932.
By Chase Harris Forbes Corp.
10,000,000 West Penn Power Co.—1st
mtge. gold bonds, series H,
4%, at 96 and int., to yield
4.23% and due July 1 1961.
By W. C. Langley & Co.
abouts"
able
and
par
Co., Inc.
11,000,000 Midland
of these bills.
$60,000,000, "or there¬
Treasury in this instance
Co.
15,000,000 Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Co.—314% gold notes at 99.76
to yield
3.75% and due July 30 1932.
By Halsey, Stuart
& Co., Inc.
15,000,000 Public Service Co. of Northern
average price of 99.885, or an average rate on a bank
discount basis of only 0.46%.
The third sale of Treasury
bills during July took
the
business
,
payable), and maturing Oct. 26 1931. At this sale
borrowing by the Government was still further
an
called
of
■
were
reduced.
Tenders for the bills aggregated $179,310,000, outof which allotments
amounting to $51,806,000 were made at
such
nature
PUBLIC UTILITY FINANCING.
$20,000,000 Commonwealth Edison
Co.—334% gold notes at 99.88
and int., to
yield 3Vs%, due July 30 1932.
By Halsey,
Stuart & Co., Inc.
15,000,000 Peoples Gas
Light & Coke Co.—1st & ref. mtge. 4% gold
bonds, series "B ' at 94 and
int., to yield about 4.29% and
due July 1 1981.
By Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., and Con¬
tinental
the cost of
excess
to
as
issue, is shown below, the table
including only
$5,000,000 and above:
of
issues
bills
in
financing, classified
and size of
The second of tflie sale of
bills
8c
Arkansas 5% highway
bonds, price paid not di¬
vulged, and reoffered at par and
int., for all maturities.
a
borrowing, the best previ¬
ous price
having been at the sale on June 29, already referred
to, when allotments were made to an aggregate of $100,076,000 on a discount basis of % of 1%.
on
REVIEW
of $2
a
of
share
share in addition
REVIEW
8d
Corp.—Divs. on the cumul. pref. stock resumed
50c. a share.
State Guaranty Co.—Extra divs. on both the pref. and common stocks,
amounting to 12c. and 8c. a share, respectively.
'
N. Y. City.—Initial div. of
York Share Corp.,
stock.
mon
div. of 30c. a share on the
•
,
Hammermill Paper Co.-r-Quar.
share to 15c. a share
Supervised
.X
42c. a share on the com¬
v...
UNFAVORABLE DIVIDENDS.
Co.—Quar. div. on common reduced from 60c. a
'V.X;
div. of $4 a share on the
capital stock omitted.
]
■' 1
, ;
;
Alleghany Corp.—Quar. div. o
1%% on the cumul. 5%% series A
pref. stock omitted.
>
,
,
'
Altorfer Bros. Co., Peoria, III.—Quar. div. of 35c. a share on the com¬
(J.
D.) Adams Mfg.
share
30c.
to
share.
a
the common
a
American
Optical Co.—Div. of 50c. a share on the common stock com¬
pared with a semi-annual div. of $1 a share paid previously.
American Republics
Corp.—Semi-annual div. of 3%% on the 7%
cumul. pref. stock omitted.
American Steamship Co., Phila.—Quar. div. on common stock re¬
duced from $3.50 a share to SI .50 a share.
American
cumul.
of 1%%
Co.—Quar. div.
Vitrified Products
pref. stock omitted.
American
Animal Trap Co.
of
the $6 cumul.
pref. stock omitted.
of 25c
a
share on the class A and B stock
omitted.
.
share omitted.
1
'
..
Limestone
Bessemer
25c.
of 30c. a
the class A stock
50c. a share.
Bethlehem Steel Corp.—Quar.
div. on common stock reduced from
Corp., Seattle,
share to 15c. a share.
Briggs Mfg.
$1
stock omitted.
the no par common
Brill Co., Philadelphia.—Quar. div. on the 7% cumul. pref.
reduced from SI .75 a share to SI .25 a share.
Bronx Fire Insurance Co., N. Y. City.—Quar. div. on capital stock
reduced from SI.25 a share to $1 a share.
(J. G.)
Capital
Products Co.—Quar. div.
City
of 34c. a share on common
omitted.
Copper Corp.—Quar. div. on common stock
share compared with 37%c. a share paid previously.
Cerro
a
of 25c.
Pasco
de
Childs Co., New
York.—Quar. div. of 60c. a share on
Cockshutt Plow Co.,
from
and
cash
1%
& St. Louis Ry.—Semi-annual div. reduced
$1.50 a share.
div. on common stock reduced from
37%c. a share to 12%c. a share.
National Republic Investment Trust.—Quar. div. on the $3 cumul.
conv. pref. stock reduced from 75c.
a share to 50c. a share. ,
Republic
in cash and 1% in stock to 20c. per share
N. Y.—Quar. div. of $1.50 a share on the
2% tax free, on the or¬
Crandall-Mackenzie
& Henderson,
Inc.—Quar.
reduced from 25c. a share to 15c. a share.
Crown Drug
Stores, Inc.—Div. of 25c. a
div.
common
on
share on common stock omitted.
Crystal Tissue Co., Cincinnati.—Quar. div. of 25c. a share on common
'/ stock omitted.
'.
Vv ■• •.
' • X ";V
■
"•
Deco Refreshments,
Inc.—Div. of 25c. a share on the no-par common
stock omitted.
Deere
& Co.,
■
B
div. of 25c
Manufacturing Co.—Quar.
7% cumul. pref. stock omitted.
Family Financing Corp.—Quar.
share to 10c. a
on
a
share on the class
div. of $1.75 a share on the
.
div. of common reduced from 17%c.
share.
Fidelity Co.,
the common stock
Inc. (Ky.).—Semi-annual div. of 20c.
omitted. •
Knitting Mills Co.—Usual extra
common
stock omitted.
Federal
Federal Water Service Corp.—Quar.
from 60c. a share to 30c. a share.
„
conv.
/
div. of $1.50 a share
a share on
previously.
div. of $1.75 a share on the $7 cumul.
pref. stock omitted.
C.).—Div. on common stock as of July 1
Investment Trust,
pref. stock omitted.
General Outdoor Advertising
class A stock omitted..
General
75c.
Globe
a
a
Refractories
omitted.
Ltd.—Quar. div. of 1%% on the 6%
Co.—Quar. div. of $1 a share on the
j-^
;• t-;
-J- - ■" --;;v|
$1 a share to
/
Insurance Co. of America.—Quar.
30c. a share.
div. reduced from 37%c.
sharo to
Co.—Quar. div. on common reduced
Globe & Rutgers Fire Insurance
from $7 a share to $6 a share
Gorham, Inc.—Quar. div. of 75c. a share on
the $3 cumul. pref. stock
omitted.
Grand
7%
Great
Rapids Store Equipment
cumul. pref. stock omitted.
Lakes
Engineering
from 25c. a share to 15c. a
Corp.—Quar. div. of 1%% on the
Works.—Quar.
div. on common reduced
share.
div. declarations on
rescinded.
Providence, R. I.—Quar. div. reduced
Greenway Corp., Baltimore, Md.—Semi-annual
the partic. pref.. common and common B stocks
Guaranty Fire Insurance Co.,
from 25c. a share to 12%c. a share.
(W. F.) Hall Printing Co.—Quar.
a
share to 30c. a share.
div. on common decreased from 50c.
--
Hamilton Bank Note Engraving & Printing
a share on the $5 par value stock omitted.
Co.—Semi-annual div. of
stock omitted.
New York Dock
the partic.
stock and l%% on the
common
the common
on
of 50c. a share on the
pref. stock omitted.
of 50c. a share
Mills, Green Bay, Wis.—Quar. div.
stock omitted.
Northern Paper
each on the
$2.50 a share on the $5 non-
Holding Co., Inc.—Quar. divs.
New York State
Inc.—Div. of 25c. a share on the pref. stock.
Previously
divs. of 75c. a share were paid on the old pref.£stock, the par
of which was changed to no par from $50.
Oil Shares,
quar.
value
Old Colony Light & Power Associates.—Quar.
reduced from 70c. a share to 60c. a share.
(Me.) Paper Co.—Quar. div. on common
share to 25c. a share.
Oxford
a
(The)
div. on common stock
decreased from 37%c.
Corp., New Bedford, Mass.—Quar. div. on capital
share to $1.50 a share.
reduced from 37%c. a share
Pairpont
Parker
Pen
Co.—Quar. div. on common
share.
a
& Co.,
Peck Bros.
New Haven, Conn.—Quar. div. of
omitted.
18%c. a share
the common stock
Peerless Cement Corp.—Quar.
div. of $1.75 a share on the 7%
cumul.
pref. stock omitted.
the $7. $6.50 and $6
Peoples Light & Power Corp.—Quar. divs. on
cumul. pref. stocks of no par value omitted.
Ltd.—Quar. div. of 50c. a share on
Petrolite Corp.,
Pierce-Arrow Motor Car Co.—Quar.
A common stock omitted.
Power
the capital stock
,
Co.—Quar. div. of 2%c.
Rail
&
div. of 25c. a share on the class
i
Trusteed Shares.—Div.
12c. a share.
decreased from 15c. a share
each quarter to
Pyrene
Mfg.
share to
stock reduced from 20c. a
Co.—Quar. div. on common
10c.
share.
a
•
7% cumul.
Republic Finar.ce & Investment Co.—Quar. divs. on the
preferred and the class A conv., no par stock, omitted.
Reynolds Metals Co.—Quar. div. on common
a share to 37%c. a share.
Rhode
Island
Insurance
stock reduced from 50c.
Co.—Quar. div. reduced from 30c. a
share
to 15c. a share.
Inc.—Semi-annual div. of 3%% on the 7%
1st pref. stock omitted.
viX.;
Clinton RR.—Semi-annual div. on capital stock reduced from
Richmond
cumul.
Rome
Corp.—Quar. div. reduced from
share.
•»•••.
omitted.
Florence Mills Co. (N.
cumul.
share
div. on the class A stock reduced
First Security Corp. of Ogden (Utah).—Quar. divs. pf 25c.
the class A and class B stock compared with 50c. a share paid
(I.) Fischman & Sons.—Quar.
a
div. ofl2%c. a share on the
First National Investment Corp.—Semi-annual
on the $3 cumul. class A stock omitted.
Founders
A
,
Terminals Corp.—Quar. div. of 25c. a share on
pref. stock omitted.
New York Chicago & St. Louis RR.—Quar. divs. of 1%%
common and 6% cumul. pref. stock, series A, omitted.
cumul. pref.
the
sharo on the common stock
National
on
Eisenstadt
a
omitted.
Republic Bancor¬
omitted the quar. div. of 25c. a share on
Supply Co.—Quar. div. of $1 a
National
to 25c.
States Power Corp.—Quar.
stock omitted.
common
Federal
Trust.—National
Investment
poration, a subsidiary,
capital stock.
stock reduced from $2 a
Moline, III.—Quar. div. of 30c. a share on the common
stock omitted.
Eastern
Co.—Quar.
National
the common stock
$1.75 on the 7% cumul. pref.
Courtaulds, Ltd., England.—Interim div. of
dinary shares compared with 3% a year ago.
capital stock
share to 5c. a share.
a
Refining
in stock.
Phosphate Co.,
common stock omitted.
7%c.
National
1
Connecticut
Investment Trust, New Haven, Conn.—Semi-annual
div. of 3% % on the 7% cumul. pref. stock omitted.
(W. B.) Coon Co., Rochester, N. Y.—Quar. div. on common stock
in
on the
50c. a share omitted.
Trust.—Quar. div. on the class A stock reduced
Drill & Machine Co.—Quar. div. of
Nashville Chattanooga
from $2.50 a share to
omitted.
Coronet
RR.—Semi-annual div. of 3%%
Investment
Mutual
Ltd.—Quar. div. on common stock of 15c. a share
reduced from 40c. per share
stock omitted.
the common
on
Mobile & Ohio
omitted.
omitted.
Clinchfield Coal Corp.—Quar. div. of
shares omitted.
■
Corp.—Quar. div. on common
Morse Twist
Co.—Extra div. of 12He,, a share on
45c. a share to
from
reduced
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Co.—Extra div. of 50c. a share on
the common stock, which was previously paid every six months, omitted.
Minneapolis Moline Power Implement Co.—Quar. div. of $1.62% a
share on the preferred stock omitted.
Mitten Bank Securities Corp.—Semi-annual div. of 62%c. a share
Wash.—Quar. div. reduced from 25c. a
stock omitted.
discontinued.
2% in common
share to 50c. a share.
a
Bondshare
of \%% on the 7% cumul.
reduced from 10c. a share, or
stock, to 5c., or 1% in stock.
Mead Corp.—Stock div. of 1% on the common stock omitted.
Milton (Pa.) Mfg. Co.—Quar. div. of 1%% on the 6% cumul. 1st pref.
"
& Cement Co.—-Quar. div. on
reduced from 75c. a share to
Louis, Mo.—Quar, div. of
share.
a
Maxweld
' |
Co., St. Louis;—Quar. div. on common
Berry Motor Car
div. of 4% on the 8%
V/V'-
Lynch Corp.—Stock dividend of 1%
Marine Bancorporation.—Quar.
div.
Chicago.—Quar. div. of 50c. a share omitted.
Security Investors, Inc.—Quar. div. of S1.50 a share on
Barnsdall Corp.—Quar. divs.
div. on common reduced from
omitted.
pref. stock
Apex Smelting Co.,
Associated
Stone Co.—Div. of $1.75 a shape on the pref.
Hotel Co., Erie, Pa.—Quar. div.
Lawrence
pref. stock omitted.
30c. a share
omitted.
Ltd.—Semi-annual dividend on the 7% cumul.
Lautaro Nitrate Co.,
pref. stock omitted.
the 6%
omitted.
America.—Quar. div. of 1 % % on the 7% cumul.
i
share
omitted.
share
Laclede-Christy Clay Products Co., St.
1 Yi.% on the 7% non-cumul. pref. stock
Anglo-American Corp. of South Africa, Ltd.—Dividend on
cumulative preferred stock for the six months ended June 30 1931
stock
-"'v
Koehring Co., Milwaukee, Wis.—Semi-annual
cumul. pref. stock omitted.
the 7%
on
-s
Knickerbocker Insurance Co.—Qnar.
37%c. a share to 30c. a share.
stock omitted.
common
V-'
the
Laughlin Steel Corp.—Quar. div. on common stock of 50c.
Kentucky Consolidated
stock omitted,
37%c. a share to 30c. a
from
of Canada, Ltd.—Quar. div. on common of
Jones Bros,
omitted.
Jones &
Equitable Assurance Co.—Quar. div. on common reduced
share. .
'
Hard Rubber Co., N. Y.—Quar. div. of 50c. a share on the
American
,
International Safety Razor Corp.—Quar. div. on the class B
reduced from 50c. a share to 25c. a share.
Jackson & Curtis Investment Associates.—Quar. div. of 50c. a
on the beneficial interest shares omitted.
div. of 58 l-3c. a share on
Inc.—Quar. div. of 50c. a share on
American Chain Co.,
stock omitted.
omitted
stock
A
International Mercantile Marine Co.—Div. payable Aug. 15 on
common
stock omitted.
*
stock omitted.
Amalgamated Laundries, Inc.—Monthly
the $7 cumul. s. f. pref. stock omitted.
div. on common reduced from 25c. a
Manufacturing Co., South Boston, Mass.—Quar. div. on
common reduced from $2 a share to $1 a share.
i
Hunt Bros. Packing Co.—Quar. div. of 50c. a share on the $2 partic.
and pref. class A stock omitted.
Industrial Finance Corp., N. Y.—Quar. div. of $1.75 a share on the
7% cumul. pref. stock omitted.
International Equities Corp.—Quar. div. of 87%c. a share on the class
,
mon
share on common as com¬
Hersey
& Youngstown Ry.—Quar.
Canton
Akron
a
of 15c. a share paid from July 31 1930 to-
pared with monthly divs.
and incl. May 29 1931.
by payment of
Supervised Shares Corp.—Initial
American Fixed Equities.
Watch Co.—Quar. div. of 15c.
Hamilton
Investing
Standard
&
Guano
Co..
.
3% to 2% %.
Royalties & Standardshares, Ltd.—Monthly
on the 9%
cumul. pref. stock omitted.
decreased from $1.50 a share to
(Joseph T.) Ryerson & Son,
annual div.
a
previously paid.
stock omitted.
stock reduced from 50c. a
share on the no par
Savage Arms Corp.—Quar. div. on common
a
share.
.
Corp.—Quar. div. on common
share. X
Seaboard Utilities Shares
X
12%c.
a
share to 7c. a
Shell Transport &
"American share"
on
Jan. 23 last.
\
reduced from
Trading Co., Ltd.—Distribution of 72.6c. on
compared with 96.6c. per "American share"
as
'
each
paid
/
Organ Co.—Quar. div. on the no-par common
from 62%c. a share to 37%c. a share.
Southwest Gas Utilities Corp., Shreveport, La.—Quar.
a share on
the cumul. pref. stock omitted.
Skinner
stock
$1 a share.
Inc.—Common stock placed on a $1.20
basis compared with $2
Sanford Mills.—Dividend of $1
share to 25c.
div. of 7%C. a share
Pawtucket, R. I.—Quar. div. on capital
Co.,
Royal Weaving
stock reduced
div. of $1.62%
X
MONTHLY
Standard
7c.
Corporations, Inc.—Quar.
div. reduced from 10c.
share.
a
Paper Co.—Quar.
div.
on
reduced
common
Tide
no
cumul.
Associated Oil
share on the
Co.—Semi-annual div. of 30c.
and $1.50
share
a
share on the 6%
a share on the $3
the $6 cumul. pref. stocks omitted.
on
Street Stores Corp.
stock
Union
reduced
from
(Del.).—Quar. div.
50c.
share
a
to
25c.
Sugar Co.—Quar. div. of 1M%
omitted.
a
on
Co.—Quar. div.
cumul. div. pref. stock omitted.
Vick Financial
Corp.—Quar. div.
a share to
71£c.
Watson Elevator
of
$1.75
of $2.50
Co.—Quar. div.
share to 25c.
share.
a
on
'
a
(S.
S.)
20c.
White
a
share
a
the
class
the common
on
B
stock
<■
THE
reduced
*
.
a
share
'
the
on
stock omitted.
Dental
Co.—Quar. div.
reduced
from
share.
30c.
stock
share
a
Whittenton Mfg. Co., Boston,
Mass.—Quar. div. of \%%
cumul.
pref.
$7
10c.
the pref.
share on
Western Tablet &
Stationery Corp.—Quar. div. of 50c.
no
common
the
on
THE
STOCK
MARKET
DURING
to
the 7%
on
omitted.
COURSE OF
a
downward plunge.
new
in
ances
Europe
beginning of the
the
were
month
1931.
The economic disturb¬
primary factor in this.
the
slow
At
the
made in getting
the approval of France to
President Hoover's moratorium
proposal constituted a depressing
agency.
Then came the
steadily growing intensity of the economic troubles with
which the German
Republic was struggling, the German eco¬
nomic system
suffering an almost complete breakdown, the
crisis reaching an acute
stage about the middle of the month.
Finally, during the last half of the month, the Bank of
England became the object of concern. It suffered
a severe
drain upon its gold
holdings, necessitating exports of the
metal on a huge scale.
This last presented the
European
situation in an even more
disturbing aspect than before,
causing grave apprehension as to the outcome and
producing
a general
feeling of uneasiness.
At the same time
many
aspects of the domestic situation,
especially the lack of any
sign of trade revival, and, indeed, with
progress
many indications of
further trade setbacks, and with
continued poor returns of
railroad earnings and unfavorable
income statements by
industrial concerns, attended
by continued dividend reduc¬
tions and
suspensions, furnished
not
calculated
stock
to
act
as
market, but rather the
upward tendency
prices
on
an
uninviting background,
stimulus to
a
speculation in
reverse.
Except for
the first day of July, the
a
the
general
course
of
be said to have been almost
continuously down¬
ward.
There were occasional
days of upward reaction, but
they were quickly followed by a new downturn
again.
As
for the extent of the
shrinkage in values, the averages of 25
selected railroad stocks and 25
industrial stocks,
making 50
stocks altogether,
kept by the New York "Times," afford a
pretty good indication. The average of the 25
railroad
may
stocks
at the close of June stood alt
60.95, showing
70.41; at the close of July it was
loss for the month of nearly
$10 a share.
a
The average of the 25 industrial
stocks
and 186.93 on July
31,
registering
share.
June
For
30
showing
While
the
50
compares
a
the
loss
stocks
123.94
this
instance
in
tendency
of
prices
downward reaction occurred
by
a
strong upturn again
on
a
combined
with
the
of
was
206.20 June 30
decline of almost $20 a
was
the
of 138.30
average
closing price
close to $15
upward
on
July 31,
a
share.
July
1, a
July 2, only to be followed
July 3, the day before the Inde¬
on
pendence Day Holiday, on Saturday, July 4.
When, however, business was resumed on
after the two-day
Monday, July 6,
interlude, the market was distinctly
>veak.
awaiting the outcome of the negotia¬
Traders appeared to be
tions between the American and the
French
French
approval
of
President
Governments for
Hoover's
proposal for the
suspension for the period of a year of German
reparations
and other intergovernmental debt
payments.
The outcome
of these negotiations
appeared to be in doubt.
Late on the
night of July 6 the negotiations reached a
point where Mr.
Hoover was able to announce that the
French Government
had
accepted the proposal in principle, though there
technical differences which
of
a
committee of experts.
were
30%,
and
a
at the same time lowered from
was
severe
collapse
occurred
in rates
of
covered the next
avoided
however, sharply re¬
day, and the Bank of England accordingly
advance in its discount rate.
For a few days
the stock market maintained
a better appearance.
The
railroad list was under
pressure nearly
all through the
month.
The Inter-State Commerce
an
Commission on July 15
petition of the railroads for a 15%
advance in rates, but the indications
were that the hearings
would be long drawn out and
that there would hence be
much delay in
reaching a decision, thus postponing the ad¬
began its hearings
on the
vance in rates to a late
date in the year, even
supposing the
decision should be in favor of the
carriers.
As it
happened,
JULY
During July the stock market again reversed its
course,
and, following the sharp advances established
during June,
suffered
to
now
Co.—Semi-annual div.
stock omitted. ■,
Western Paper Goods
a
share
stock reduced from
common
j
Western Air Express
Corp.—Quar. div. of l5c.
from 50c.
a
1
on
This
other European
stock reduced from
share.
a
stock omitted.
common
on
sterling exchange oh London, and, in
fact, on almost all the
exchanges, save only French exchange and
Dutch and Swiss.
Sterling exchange,
share to 25c. a share.
United States Steel
Corp.—Quar. div.
IH% to 1%.
Utilities Public Service
Wednesday, July 15, it suf¬
was the day when things
stage in Germany, and when the Bank of
while the reserve ratio
40%
-:;
the capital
on
and
Germany made its first advance in its discount rate, and in
drastic fashion,
too, the rate being raised from 7% to 10%,
7% cumul. pref. stock
V
pressure,
a
share.
a
the
on
cumul. pref.
.
stock reduced from 50c.
less under
fered another severe break.
reached an acute
the $2 cumul. pref.
on
United States Realty &
Improvement Co.—Quar. div.
par
good part of these losses was recovered before the end of
the day.
On Tuesday, July 14, the market continued more
share on
a
previous Saturday, though
a
or
a
pref. stock omitted.
Tri-Utilitie8 Corp.—Quar. divs. of 75c.
A
losses of two to three
points in the active specialties as com¬
pared with the closing figures the
a
par common stock omitted.
Tri-National Trading
Corp.—Quar. divs. of $1.50
12th
15c.
from
a
stock omitted.
Water
the
Developments in Germany continued decidedly de¬
pressing, and on Monday, July 13, the market
opened with
share.
a
Texas Creosotlng Co.,
Orange, Tex.—Quar. div. of 25c.
common
adversely the rubber
shares.
the 6% cumul.
on
pref. stock omitted.
share to 10c.
9
wheat dropped to the lowest level in
35 years, and a reduc¬
tion in the price of rubber
tires affected
share on the
a
stock omitted.
(S. W.) Straus Investing
Corp.—Quar. div. of 1M%
Sutherland
share to
a
•.•.,>:.
.Standard Paving &
Materials, Ltd.—Quar. div. of 50c.
common
REVIEW
were
to be left for the
decision
The response of the market
on
too, the local traction properties at about this time
weakened
because of a decision of the Court of
Appeals upholding the
five-cent fare.
The last 10 days of the month
the market was
completely
under the dominance of the
European situation, which con¬
stantly furnished occasion for
hension.
drawals
from 2to
to
new
anxiety and
new
appre¬
The Bank of England was
subjected to huge with¬
of gold, and on
July 23 raised its rate of discount
4%%.
3%%, and
The
Seven
on
July 30 made
a
further advance
Power Conference for
the
discussion
of means and ways of
session from Monday,
providing relief for Germany was in
July 20, to Thursday, July 23, but
appeared to have accomplished nothing tangible in the
way
of immediate
help for Germany, which now seemed doomed
to work out its
own salvation.
The last week of the month
number of adverse domestic events added
to the prevailing
a
feeling of gloom and despair.
On Saturday, July 25, and
on Monday, July 27, intimations came that at the
meet¬
again
ing of the directors of the United States Steel
Corp., after
the close of business on
Tuesday, July 28, the dividend on
the common stock would be reduced either
to 5% or 4%, and
also that action would be taken
looking towards a reduction
wages.
But the market did not appear to be disturbed
in
by the
news,
rather
strong,
tendency
on
and, in fact, the steel shares themselves were
with prices for the same showing a rising
a growing volume of transactions.
After publi¬
cation, however, of the income statement of the company,
exceedingly poor exhibit made by the same, and the
with the
announcement that the dividend on
been reduced to the basis of
4%
the
common
shares had
the market again
per annum,
plunged downward, in which the steel shares took the lead¬
The public had counted upon finding a poor
Showing,
but nothing quite so bad ais
actually appeared. The general
opinion had been that the dividend would be reduced to 5%
ership.
instead of to only 4%, and then also the notion
prevailed that definite action would be taken towards
per annum,
had
reducing railroad wages, thereby curtailing costs and
giving
the company an opportunity to
produce better results.
In¬
stead, the only announcement that came said that the board
of directors had recommended that an
adjustment of salaries
of all officers and other salaried
employees be made in vary¬
ing percentages, depending upon the character of the
salary.
Disappointed in these different
big decline
on
ways,
Wednesday, July 29.
stocks suffered
Steel
common
a
opened
at
87^4 against 92% the final sale the day before, and closed
84%, showing a net loss for the day of 7% points.
The
drop in this stock carried the whole market with
it, the
at
steel
shares
showed
a
being
particularly
net loss for the
weak.
day of 6%
Bethlehem
Steel
American Can of 5*4 5
4%; Westinghouse Electric of 3^4; American
Tel. & Tel. of 4% ; Vanadium of 2%, and American
& Foreign
;
J. I. Case of
Power of 1%, and so on down the list.
after further
severe
sharp rally occurred.
of
the
month,
the
losses
On
Thursday, July 30,
in the
early part of the day, a
On Friday, however, the closing
day
course
of values
was
agalin downward.
The European situation showed no
improvement, and, in fact,
late on Friday, July 31, the Bank of
Germany further jumped
up its discount rate from 10% to 15%, and its Lombard
or
for
security rate from 15% to 20%.
Means
were
also taken
securing a large credit for the Bank of England, though
Tuesday, July 7, was a severe break all
around, considerable
this credit was not officially announced until
the next day,
selling being in evidence in all parts of the
market.
On
Saturday, Aug. 1, when intelligence came that the credit
Wednesday, July 8, the market suffered further
heavy de¬ | would reach the large sum of $250,000,000, one-half 'to
be
clines, though, on the other hand, on July 9 and
July 10 the
supplied by the Bank of France and the other half by the
tone somewhat improved.
Quite a number of adverse cir¬ '•New York Federal
Reserve Bank in association with
the
cumstances kept the market in a
very unsettled state.
Steel
other Reserve banks in the Federal
Reserve System.
In
production continued to shrink, the price of
copper further
the United States the lack of
any revival in trade became
weakened, a new slash in oil prices
occurred, the price of further apparent in many different
ways, while commodity
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dropping to 7%c. a pound, a new all-time low, crude rubber
falling to 5%c., also a new all-time low, and wheat likewise
continuing its downward course.
Stock
York
million
sales
Exchange on
a
the
New
many
days falling below a
For the entire month
day.
shares
on
Stock
York
of July the
Exchange aggregated only
33,545,650 shares ais against 58,643,847 in June, and com¬
paring with 47,746,090 shares in July 1030.
On the New
York Curb Exchange the sales for the month were only
6,173,383 shares as against 9,972,908 Shares in June, and com¬
paring with 11,367,595 shares in July 1930.
As to the course
of prices of individual stocks a few illustrations will suffice.
United States Steel dropped from 105% July 3 to 83%
Steel fell from 53% July 3 to 34%
July 30, and closed at 36% July 31; American €ian fell from
114% July 3 to 90% July 31; J. I. Case from 93% July 2 to
54 July 31; Westinghouse Elec. & Mfg. from 74 July 3 to
58% July 31; American Tel. & Tel. from 184% July 3 to
169 July 31; General Elec. from 45 July 1 to 39% July 30,
with the close July 31 at 40; American & Foreign Power
from 38% July 3 to 25% July 15, with the close July 31 at
Bethlehem
July 31;
27%; American Water Works & Elec. from 55% July 1 to
44% July 15, with the close July 31 at 47% ; North American
from 73% July 7 to 63% July 30, with the close July 31 at
65%; Allied Chemical & Dye from 133 July 3 to 105%
July 31; American Smelting & Refining from 40% July 1
to 30% July 15, with the close July 31 at 31% ; Auburn Auto
from 192% July 7 to 137% July 31; Standard Oil of N. J.
dropped from 40% July 3 to 35% July 15, but with the
restoration of oil prices the latter part of the month closed
In the railroad list New York Central
73% July 31; Delaware & Hudson
134% July 1 to 117% July 29; Atchison from 170
at 37%.
July 31
declined from 96 July 3 to
from
July 3 to 150% July 31; Baltimore & Ohio from
64% July 3
Pacific from 172 July 3 to 1.52
July 30; Southern Pacific from 86% July 1 to 75% July 31,
and Southern Railway from 39 July 2 to 27% July 30.
to
Union
July 31;
48%
prices also moved lower, and in the case of foreign
Bond
the declines were heavy in the extreme.
As
illustrations, the German international 5%s opening July 1
at
71%, reached 76% July 3, but then fell to 55 July 24. and
56%; Brazil external 8s advanced from
closed July 31 at
78% July 1 to 80% July 3, and then dropped to 58 July 25,
with the close July 31 at 64%.
In the following we bring
domestic and foreign bond
issues, to indicate the trend of the bond market during July:
together quite an extended list of
7s series A...1945
A...1957
Argentine (Govt) 6s series
6s of June 1925
External 5 Ms
;
Australia 5s of 1925
;
External 5s of 1927.
External 4Mb of 1928
1959
1962
1955
1957
1956
1952
Lowest.
Conv
1932-1947
7s
Queensland (State)
2nd conv
Fourth
Liberty
29 102 22,2 July
18
10215,2
14
510120,2
102
July
IOI2032 July
10 102
1
a
J
July
1946
8s...1946
1946
16
1042»32
11
112=0,2
a 102
b
3.
i July 28. j July 10.
July 2.
h July
21.
3 105
1042132 July
July
1122032 July 31 11320,2 July
Treasury 4s
1081632
108<32
July
30 10S2«32 July
9
clOS<32
Treasury
1944-1954
3 Ms 1946-1056.-3 Ms 1943-1947. ..
3 Ms 1940-1943
3 Ms 1941-1943
3 Ms 1946-1949
1061632
1066,2
July
30 1062*32 July
9
C106632
102S03,
Treasury
Treausry
Treasury
Treasury
a
b July 14.
July 10.
c
1022o32 July
7 103<32
21
10225,2
10227.32
1021*32 July
7
102 27,2 July
1
rf 10221,2
10227,2
1021832 July
7 102 27,2 July
22
10221,2
10110.32
101 *32
1
22
IOIK32
July 30.
July
July
10121,2 July
d July 29
Closing
Opening
Atch Topeka & Sante Fe gen
Convertible
61)4
64
43
July
27
46)4
22 M
15
July
31
69)4 July
26)4 July
35
24
July
30
35
78)4
58
July
July
24)4
64)4
52)4
July
el02)4
62
50
July
62
45
July
28
62
60 %
37)4 July
30
61)4 July
62)4
34
July
31
62)4 July
61
35
July
17
61
54
July
July
55)4
46)4 July
alOlM
101)4 July
July
16
47
52)4 July
63)4 July
52)4 July
26
July
17
31
30
23)4
18
July
30
88
80
July
c68
68
July
65
62)4 July
a65
50)4 July
218,875,200
Total bond sales..
Jan. 1 to
35
shares 365,539,110
Bond sales (par value)—
.?
Railroad & misceil
1,058,464,700
State, munic. & foreign
478,009.600
United States Govt—
96,547,900
26
July
18
29
90
July
81
6
21
74
July
70
67)4 July
7l62)4
30
24
72
/50)4
July 18.
I July 25.
July
173
91)4 July
/July 30.
m July 24.
g
July 27'
EXCHANGE.
1928.
39,197,238
190,309,800
302,842,900
204,233,800
S
Total bond
631.245,000
454,863,241
S
S
S
1,181,322,700 1,160,601,000 1,250,024,650
400,955,400
365.572,650
496,430,425
69,941,600
76,921,200
126,819,250
540.414,800
sales------1,633,022,200 1,652,219,700 1,603,094,850
.
,.
Government -
44,995,000
2,636,000
2,894,000
65,048,000
2,471,000
2,503,000
.
-
Foreign corporate
9,387,971
S
•S
35.197,000
35,832,000
7,997.000
3,676,000
$
$
1928.
57.646.450
11,367,595
6,173,383
of shares
Bond sales (par value)—
Domestic.
-. _
-
1929.
1930.
1931.
Month of July—
Stock sales—No .
1,873,274,325
BUSINESS ON THE CURB EXCHANGE.
VOLUME OF
2,027,000
3.607,000
Totai bond sales.—
70,022.000
50.525.00C
40,831,000
47,505,000
31—
Stock sales—No. of shares
Bond sales (par value)—
71,167,616
158,624,260
268,862,099
104,447,666
Jan. 1 to July
Government-.
$
S
g
§
'%•
'
540,124,000
419.057.000
285,048,500
17,609,000
24,321,000
30,459,000
29,123,000
22,324,500
25,806,500
491,762,000
65,240,000
27,849,000
Total bond sales
582,054,000
478,639,000
333,179,500
584,851,000
July 31
Lowest.
MONEY MARKET
DURING JULY 1931.
Notwithstanding the financial
banks—the Bank of England rate
during the month, first from
2%% to 3%%, and then to 4%%, and the Bank of Germany
having on June 15 raised its rate first from 7% to 10%, and
on July 31 to 15%, and the Lombard rate
(or rate on securi¬
ties) having been jumped first to 15% and then to 20%—
and with many other central bank rates on the European
continent also marked up, either as a precautionary move
or because of the promptings of distress, as related in detail
other
European central
having been twice advanced
in
our
discussion of the foreign
standing all
this, the New York money
100 M
97%
17
98
of the condition of extreme ease
1960
91M
85M July
31
91M July
87
for
1967
98 M
98 M July
1 101
1959
70
70
1
July
July
6
July
30
79 M July
10
wholly unaffected, and there was not
so
long.
31 102 M July
6
98
96M July
31
82 % July
11
99 M July
83 M July
7
83M
1
*83 M
allotment of the new Treasury
56 M
ous
101M
100M July
63M
56 M July
27
67
July
3
Chic & No West conv 4 Ms ser
78 M
67
July
31
82
July
6
67
C C C & St L
98
95M July
31
98 M July
3
Erie ref &
79
74 M July
28
81 % July
7
96 %
75
.1975
Ref & Imp 5s of 1930
.1977
Gt Nor gen 4 Ms series E.
Ill Central C St L & No 5s A_. .1963
78)4
74
July
29
81M July
3
74
95M
31
96M July
7
94M
88
94 M July
84
July
28
89
3
185 M
South ref & imp 5s. 1950
92 Vs
90
July
25
94 M July
6
87
85
July
29
87 M July
11
190 M
85
79 M
78 M July
15
82
July
3
78 M
July
63M
59M July
31
65M July
3
59 M
N Y Chic & St L 4Us ser C... .1978
78
66
July
31
81
July
3
67
N Y H H & Hartf 1st & ref 4 Us.
1967
93
92 % July
31
94 M July
3
92M
N Y Ont & Western ref 4s
1992
59
56
July
8
60 M July
21
94M
94 M July
31
58
in
our
the least modification
which had been maintained
discussion of United
of the
previ¬
heavily reduced, by successive calls for
such deposits.
The total of Government
the month of July,
the
market—notwith¬
market remained
This is the more noteworthy, since, as related
States Treasury financing for
99 M
179%
100 M
96 M
July
exchange
1931.
Highest.
24
99
upheaval in Europe, with
of economic collapse, and with con¬
in the discount rates by so many of the
25
.1975
July
25
122,649,500
55,807,800
25,776,500
97 M July
Lehigh Valley (Pa) cons 4s...- .2003
Mo-Kans-Tex Ry cum adj 5s. .1967
July
38
1929.
93,378,690
S
233,481,000
56,692,500
12,669.400
99
A.1949
4)4s serlfes E___ .1977
.1967
imp 5s of 1927
62
1930.
47,746,090
S
125,452.200
54,858,900
9,998,700
1 100 M July
1947
56)4
37
July
July 31—
Stock sales—No. of
Foreign
36
54
056
82)4
54)4
52)4
70)4 July
k July 29.
34
July
79)4 July
55
July
e
/45
/37)4
July
7114
88)4
50
July
40
63)4
61)4
c35)4
16
July
31 72)4, July
20 63)4 July
15 100)4 July
24 76)4 July
55
55
July
25 80)4
15 63)4
2 dllO
28 62
2
C.
4s
61)4
70)4 July
65)4 July
23
.May 15
gen
July
30
97M July
Chic Milw & St Paul gen 4s... .1989
Chic Milw St P & Pac 5s ser A. .1975
Miss'ouri Pacific
71
27
July
96 M July
Ches& Ohio ref & Imp 4 Us B_. .1995
Kansas City
27
54
59
98 M
4)4s
Ches Corp conv 5s
July
57)4 July
63%
1931.
33.545.650
S
132,257,000
78,284,500
8,333,700
July—
Stock sales—No. of shares
Bond sales (par value)—
Railroad & miscell
State munic. & foreign
United States Govt...
Month of
73
68 %
a96%
Boston & Maine 1st 5s
Central of Georgia 5s series
66)4
1952
99 M
4s series A...
July
.1948
4s .1995
Atl Coast Line 1st 4s
Bait & Ohio gen
Price
Range for July.
Price
July 1.
1931.
Railroad & Industrial Bonds-
83
BUSINESS ON THE STOCK
VOLUME OF
current advances
1131632
1042332
27
Germany on the verge
10
Loan
-
July
d Cash sale,
July 6.
c
103732
July
Treasury 4 Ms 1947-1952._.
4)4s or 1933-1938..
62
51%
July
-■
14 10120,2 July
July 30 1031332 July
1021632 July
O102
73
77M
1947
External 6s
(City) 8s
Rib Grande do Sul (State)
Uruguay (Republic) 8s
Rio de Janerio
Foreign corporate
1036,2
1021632
610120.32
1031632
1932-1947--..
4)4% or 1932-47
90)4 July
91)4 July
1941
6s.
THE
4 Ms
27
1960
- -
Loan—
1932-1947
July
70)4
a61M
99)4
y
Conv 4s
69
27
69
5s----——--1957
Sinking fund gold 5s
..-1958
Chile (Rep) 6s..-----Sept 1961
External sinking fund 6s
1963
External sinking fund 68- —..I960
Colombia (Rep) 6s of 1928
Oct 1961
Colombia Mtge Bank 7s of 1927.1947
German (Rep) 7s
1949
German International 5Ms
1965
Mlnas Geraes (State) 6 Ms
1958
New South Wales (States) 5s
1957
5s
------1958
Peru (Republic) 7s—1959
July 31.
Highest.
"
3Ms
31
69 ?4 July
Sale
Sale
July 1.
First Liberty
51)4 July
Brisbane (City)
—
1931.
Highest.
86 H
-
Foreign
Last
Range During July 1931.
First
July 3
Lowest.
85 M
--.1958
Bolivia (Rep) external 7s
1969
External 8s- —... 1947
Brazil external 8s-----1941
6 Ms of 1927
1957
7Ms----
Price
,
63
Berlin (City) 6s
Domestic
Government Bonds.
Range for July
Bonds—
Antloqula (Dept)
the South Amer¬
issues, particularly those of Germany and
ican countries,
Price
July 1
1931.
Industrial Bonds-
Railroad &
For clan
t'he sales on the
Trading was of only moderate volume,
'New
Closing
Opening
prices in numerous instances touched new low levels, copper
month
were
repayment of
Government deposits growing out
bonds disposed of the
deposits growing out of the sale referred to was
.$401,000,000,
$143,480,750 were in the New York Reserve District.
The calls made during July requiring repayment during that
month reduced the amount of these Government deposits
of which
$233,529,700, of which $83,557,100 remained credited to
depositary institutions in the New York Federal Reserve
District.
The bearing of this on the money market consists
to
the
68
64
July
3
57 X
30
81
51M July
78M July
83M July
15
79
94
92 M July
1
96
% July
11
94
77 M
77M July
1
81
July
7
78
dwelt upon in these columns, that against
the depositary institutions are not
obliged to maintain any reserves while to the extent that
such deposits are converted into private deposits the cus¬
75
65M July
31
79
July
3
65%
tomary reserves are, of course,
72M
66
July
31
76
July
3
66
81
72 M July
30
83 M July
6
72M
time of such great
.2030
Brooklyn Union Elev 1st 5s... .1950
1941
Central Steel 1st 8s
91
90 M July
1
91M July
Pennsylvania RR deb 4Ms... .1970
4s ser A... -1950
St L-San Fran gen
.1978
Con 4 Ms series A
Southern Ry gen 4s series A... .1956
.1969
Southern Pacific gold 4 Ms
.1952
Western Maryland- 1st 4s
Alleghany Corp coll trust 5s... .1944
Collateral & conv 5s.
1949
_
Amer & Foreign Pow deb 5s
-
-1940
Dodge Brothers deb 6s
109M
91
31
3
52
13
90 M
114%
15
92 M July
31
92 M
29
41
July
July
7
30
72M July
10
70
95 M July
6
90 M
July
29
124M
July
8
87
m\l%
29
72
70
July
92M
90
July
15
July
28
Internat T & T conv deb 4 Ms. .1939
121M July
85
9 124 M
July
27
91
12 %'
10
July
23
14
July
2
.1939
54
54
July
1
62
July
22
-1939
39 M
39M July
1
44
July
27
1934
__...
94 M
64
63
July
1
Shubert Theatre 6s
July
3
1 115
38 H
Skelly Oil deb 5 Ms
Warner Bros Pictures 6s-
6
72
109M July
90 M July
Gen Theatres Equipt deb 6s.. ,1940
.1947
Internat Paper 5s ser A & B
Liggett & Myers Tobacco 7s.. .1944 6121 %
89
Paramount-Famous-Lasky 6s.. .1947
96 M July
/ 60
43 %
in the fact, often
Government
deposits
obligatory.
However, at a
redundancy of loanable funds as
has been
market, and with the discount rate
of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York standing at only
1%%, and the bill buying rate of the Reserve institution
down to only 1%, this obviously was not a circumstance of
any great consequence.
Perhaps the same remark should
be made with reference to the repatriation of short-term
credits previously extended to Germany and other central
powers, but which were now being recalled owing to the
characterizing the money
MONTHLY
REVIEW
general feeling of distrust created
by the distressing devel¬
opments abroad.
No information
is, of course, so far avail¬
able
concession from
quoted figures in the absence of any
demand of consequence for
time accommodation. The
quoted
rate for six months'
loans on security collateral never
some
to the extent of such
as
repatriation, if any. The matter
simply because any repatriation of Amer¬
ican funds
previously employed abroad must have served
is mentioned here
to
accentuate
changed from 1%@2% during the
month, while 60-day loans
remained unchanged at
1*4 @1%%.
For periods in between
the
prevailing ease here.
As it was, all
branches of the money market
remained exceedingly quiet
wholly devoid of special features in face of the sensa¬
tional happenings in
Europe.
these two extremes rates
varied a trifle
occasionally, some¬
times in the direction of
slightly lower figures, and sometimes
in the direction of
slightly higher figures. Thirty-day money
was often not
quoted at all.
In the case of commercial
paper there was a repetition
of previous
experience in the fact that there was
and
The "'Monthly Review" of the
Federal Reserve Bank of
New York, issued under date of
Aug. 1, points out that one
marked characteristic of the
money market has been a dis¬
position on the part of the banks "to maintain the most
liquid
possible position."
It ascribes the weakness in
always
good demand for paper of a
satisfactory kind and that the
trading was limited owing to the absence of
adequate sup¬
plies of the grade of paper desired.
Rates for choice names
of paper of four to six months'
maturity ruled at 2%, though
some paper was
placed at as low as 1%% in the case of
a
bond
the
market, domestic bonds as well as foreign bonds, as due in
part to this circumstance, and then observes:
"This tendency is indicated
by the nature of the employmentment of funds in these banks in recent
weeks.
very
The "Monthly Review" of the New York
Federal Reserve
Bank, in discussing the paper market, says
that the bank investment
demand for open market com¬
mercial paper
considerably exceeded the
exceptional grades.
For the
past two months the member banks in
principal cities have
held reserves
substantially in excess of the amounts they are
required by law to maintain.
This excess (has been larger
and
more
continuously present than
at any
grade paper that
time since the
namely, their loans
This
ago.
The
which
included in the reported item of "all
other loans," and their
States Government securities.
As be¬
11650987432
tween New York
City and other centers New York 'Oity banks
responsible for the entire increase in these two
items,
whereas the out-of-town banks show
are
excess
exceedingly liquid form operates as a limitation to
ting into active use of additional funds which
ently in
As
illustrating the
during
July,
occurred in
market.
it
which
for
or
has
on
deviation
remained
invariable rate,
whatever from
unchanged
both
for
so
market
day-to-day renewals,
as
also
not to
accept less than that figure on loans made within
the
precincts of the Exchange.
Outside the Stock
Exchange
loans were obtainable
nearly^ every day at some concession
from the 1Y>%
rate, the outside rate having
usually been
1M%, though on several occasions
day-to-day money was
obtainable in the outside market at as
low as 1%.
This
pressure of loanable funds in the
so-called
outside market
reflected merely the overflow of
funds for which 110
employ¬
ment could be found 011 the Stock
Exchange, and with brok¬
ers' loans
showing still further contraction to the
lowest
figure in seven years, as noted further below
in our detailed
summary
regarding these brokers' loans, the
difficulty
attending the maintaining of the 1%% Stock
Exchange rate
can well be
imagined.
The time loan branch of the
money
market, however, was equally
quiescent, also at virtually
unaltered rates.
As a matter of
fact, the time loan branch
was
dull
sional
to
loans
the
for
point of almost absolute stagnation.
three
months
and
sented the bulk of the
^business
tions for time loans were almost
Occa¬
wholly nominal.
nearly every loan
was
with
their
dealers'
sales.
60 Days.
IK
...
2
IK
3
IK
4
on
subsequently,
1K@1K
1K@1K
1K@1K
1K®1 K
1K®1K
1K@1K
1K@1K
1K@1K
1K@1K
1K@1K
1K@1K
1K@1K
1K@1K
1K@1K
AMonths
addition,
amount
of
account
of
of
bills
held
by
1K@1K
1K@1K
1K@1K
.......
7
...
-
9
10
1K@1K
1K@1K
1K@1K
1K@2
1K@2
1K@2
1K@1K
1K@2
1K®2
1K@2
1K@2
1K@2
1K@1K
1K @ 1K
1K@1K
1K @1K
1K@1K
1K@1K.
1K@1K
1K@1K
Satur day
Sun day
1K@1K
1K@1K
1K@1K
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IK @2
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1K@2
1K©2
1K®1K
1K@1K
1K@1K
IK® IK
1K@1K
1K@2
1K@2
1K®2
1K®2
Satur day
Sun day
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1K @ 1K
1K@1K
1K@1K
1K@1K
1K@1K
1K@1K
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1K @ 1K
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Reserve
RATES FOR MONEY AT
Week Ended—
IK @2
IK @2
IK @2
1K®2
IK @2
for
•
NEW
YORK.
V
July 4.
July 11.
July 18.
July 25.
Aug. 1
Range for week (mixed & Indus, coll.) 1K-1K
1.K-1K
1K-1.K
1K-1K
1K-1J4
IK
IK
IK
IK
1K-1K
1K-1K
1K-1K
1K-1K
Call loans
on
Stock Exchange—
Week's avge. (mixed & Indus, coll.)._
IK
Times loans (mixed & Industrial coll.)—
Thirty days..
/
IK
...
Sixty days.
A-1K-1K
1K-1.K
1K-1K
—1K-1K
1K-1K
1K-1K
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1K-1.K
1K-1K
IK-IK
1K-1K
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1K-2
1K-2
1K-2
1K-2
1K-2
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1K-2
1K-1K
1K-1K
Commercial paper—
•
Prime 4 to 6 months
2
2
Good 4 to 6 months
2K-2K
2K-2K
The New
York
reflection of
the
2
2K-2K 2K-2K
.'
2K-2K
Reserve Bank also points out that as a
strong investment demand for bills from
domestic sources the report of the American
Acceptance
Council showed that the group of
accepting banks and bank¬
ing institutions, which report their outstandings to the
Council, held in their own portfolios on June 30 $89,000,000
more
bills than
a
month
earlier, and that their total holdings
$554,000,000 were only slightly below the previous high
figure of January of this year. The total amount of
accept¬
at
ances
IK @2
the
Banks
Double and single names—
1M@2
1K@2
1K@2
Satur day
Sun day
5
Federal
the second half of June."
at
Months.
the
foreign correspondents showed a net reduction
$81,000,000 during July, following a smaller decrease in
Ninety days....
6
Although the bill market be¬
dealers' portfolios declined
only
Five months
5 Months.
week
slightly in
of July,
however,
of purchases from the dealers but
was also
reflected in the withholding of
newly created bills from the
discount market.
The total bill holdings of the
Reserve
Banks consequently declined from
$103,000,000 on July 1 to
$67,000,000 011 the 29tli, and the decline in holdings of domes¬
tic bills alone was even
larger than is indicated by the figures
for total bill holdings, which include
purchases of bills drawn
in foreign currencies,
largely those acquired in connection
with the utilization of the $25,000,000 credit
to the Reichsbank that was announced last month.
In
Six months.
90 Days.
mar¬
purchases of bills
The second
took the form
Mixed Collateral.
60 Days.
was
period of heavy buying by the New York
banks, appar¬
an effort to utilize excess reserves which
were accu¬
Four months
Rales
July.
special
offered to the Reserve
Bank, in view of the investment de¬
on the
part of the commercial banks which not
repre¬
Moreover*
without
mand
DAILY RECORD OF TIME
LOAN RATES.
1
30
four months
was
inquiry for acceptances
somewhat further in the third week of
July to the smallest
volume since
mid-March, after which there was little change
in their
holdings, accompanying rather quiet conditions in
the market.
Throughout the month of July few bills were
done, and prevailing quota¬
with quoted rates
extremely low,
8
for
The
was
reduced nearly one half.
less active
was
long, this having been
This, however, was simply because by com¬
understanding the banks have shown a determination
of
came
Exchange
iy2% rate
the
acceptances
mulating at that time, and, as the supply of bills offered to
the market was not
large, the amount of dealers' holdings
the New York Stock
hew loans.
mon
money
become
quiet,
was
was a
the put¬
noted that
virtually no changes
loaning rates in any branch of the
The call loan rate
110
quietude of the
ket
be
may
interest
again showed
the
great
bank
funds, the discount
decreases in all classi¬
fications of their assets.
This present conservative attitude
of the banks and their
desire to maintain their funds in an
available."
for
restricted wholly because of
the shortage of
supplies of paper.
In its discussion of the
bill market the Federal
Reserve Bank of New York makes
the following
interesting comments and observations:
"In the first week of
July, a period that included the mid¬
year and holiday requirements for
are
holdings of United
6
market
feature during the month.
always good and business
ties other than
governments.
On the other hand,
they in¬
creased their
holdings of bankers'
acceptances,
of high-
result of the
4y2% further between
assets,
securities and their holdings of securi¬
on
as a
dealers the volume of commercial
paper outstanding declined
the end of May and the end of
June,
and that
outstandings of $202,000,000 on June 30 1031 were
45% under those of a year
During recent weeks, however, the reporting member banks
principal cities have as a whole decreased their total
in
loans and investments
despite large excess reserves.
is due to reductions in their
less liquid
supply
into dealers' lists
came
borrowings of commercial and industrial concerns.
It also
says that according to reports to the Reserve
Bank from 20
depression began. In ordinary times banks seek to
employ
promptly any excess of reserves beyond legal
requirements.
decrease
11
to
outstanding, however, showed
$1,368,000,000
all
on
June 30.
a
reduction of
$44,000,000
Small decreases occurred in
the
principal classes of acceptances, but the total con¬
tinued to be larger than at the
corresponding period of last
year.
Rates
for
bankers'
acceptances remained wholly
un¬
Friday, July 10. late in the day, one dealer
reduced his quotations by Yx of 1%, but the move
met with
no response from other
dealers, and the following
changed.
On
Monday
MONTHLY REVIEW
12
fell into line and quoted the same rates as
The American Acceptance Council made
absolutely no change in rates throughout the month in any
of the maturities, quoting 1% bid and % of 1% asked for
bills running 30, 60 and 90 days; 1%% bid and 1% asked
for bills running 120 days, and 1%% bid and 1%% asked
for bills with a maturity of 150 days and 180 days, as will
be seen by the following:
this dealer again
amount
PRIME BANKERS'
;'
uly.
30 Days
90 Days
60 Days
Banks were
ances,
ACCEPTANCES.
Call Loans
120 Days
150 Days
180 Days
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the Reserve
Banks being unable to add to their
hold¬
acceptances notwithstanding their purchasing rate
for acceptances is down to 1%.
These holdings of accept¬
ances July 29 were down to $66,536,009 against $103,341,000.
The shrinkage is even greater than indicated by the face of
the figures.
This appears from a remark in the "Monthly
Review" of the New York Federal Reserve Bank which, as
Saturday
'
5
$378,717,000, had fallen over $125,000,000.
of the condition statements of the Reserve
further reduction in the holdings of accept¬
ings of
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quoted further above, notes that the "decline In holdings
domestic bills alone was even larger than is indicated
of
by
the figures for total bill holdings, which include purchases
of bills drawn in foreign currencies, largely those acquired
in connection with the utilization of the $25,000,000 credit
to the Reichsbank that was announced last month."
Two other features of the Reserve statements were the
increase in the discount holdings and a further addition to
their holdings of Government securities.
The discounts re¬
flect direct borrowing by the member banks.
In the week
ending July 1 these discount holdings were reduced from
$197,678,000 to $150,200,000, but during July there was an
increase again, bringing the amount up July 29 to $183,036,000. The holdings of United States Government securi¬
ties which had been kept nearly stationary around $600,000,000 for a long time were run up the latter half of June
from $599,001,000 June 17 to $663,399,000 July 1, and during
July there was a further increase to $677,977,000 July 29.
The net result of these various changes was that total bill
and security holdings, which furnishes a measure of the
amount of Reserve credit outstanding, stood at $934,795,000
July 29 against $927,541,090 July 1. The amount of Federal
steadily ex¬
time, and July 1 stood at $1,738,396,000,
31as against $1,551,808,000 May 27, moved irregularly up and
down during July, and on July 29 was reported at $1,735,Again there«were no changes during July in the rediscount
501,000.
Gold reserves further increased during July, and
rates of any of] the Federal Reserve Banks, this being a
on July 29 were reported at $3,443,554,000 as against $3,412,repetition of the record for the month of June.
041,000 July 1. A year previously, that is, on July 30 1930,
the gold holdings were only $3,004,982,000, showing an in¬
THE RETURNS OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE AND MEMBER
BANKS—BROKERS' LOANS.
crease during the year, roughly,
of $440,000,000.
In the
same period of 12 months, however, the volume of Federal
^Brokers* loans during July suffered further contraction
Reserve notes in circulation increased, roughly, $400,000,000,
and dropped to the lowest figure reached since June 4 1924.
rising from $1,335,141,000 July 30 1930 to $1,735,501,000
The total of these loans, as shown in the weekly statements
July 29 1931, showing that the large gold importations, in¬
of the reporting member banks in New York City to the
stead of being allowed to go into circulation in the shape of
Federal Reserve Bank of New York had recorded a steady
shrinkage week by week from April 15 to June 24.
During gold certificates, were nearly all taken over and replaced-
28
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period the amount of these
loans declined from
$1,849,-
In the last week of June, however,
there came an interruption to the downward movement, and
the amount of these loans once more ran up from $1,406,-
1. This was in reflec¬
Stock Exchange occa¬
President Hoover's action in proposing a suspen¬
year on all intergovernmental payments, including
000,000 June 24 to $1,479,000,000 July
tion of the revival of activity on the
sion for a
German
circulation, which had been
panding for a long
[with Federal Reserve
000,000 to $1,406,000,000.
sioned by
notes in
Reserve
reparations.
But Stock Exchange
speculation soon
out, and after a $73,000,000 increase in the total |of these
brokers' loans in the week ending July 1, the amount there¬
died
notes.
COURSE OF STERLING
EXCHANGE DURING JULY.
and, in fact, of all of
in full measure the finan¬
cial
whole of Europe in their
grip. These disturbances, be it remembered, were no longer
confined to Germany.
The conference of the Seven Powers
which had been convened in London on July 29. as the German
economic situation became more and more desperate, for the
The
the
course
of sterling exchange,
foreign exchanges, reflected
disturbances that held the
purpose
of devising measures
of relief to help Germany
out
week until in the week of its dire dilemma, adjourned July 23 without having really
ending July 29 the amount was down to $1,390,000,000 and
accomplished anything for the immediate relief of Germany,
making a reduction for the four weeks of $89,000,000, or the
though having made a diagnosis of German ailments and
lowest figure recorded, as already stated, since June 4, 1924.
needs, abounding in excellent suggestions and recommenda¬
In the different categories of loaning the loans made by the
tions, but otherwise not fruitful in practical results.
The
reporting member banks in New York City fell from $1,129,- Germans, as a consequence, were thrown back upon their
000,000 July 1 to $1,002,000,000 July 29, while the loans made
own resources, and hence were left, for the- time
being at
for account of out-of-town banks increased from $181,000,000
least, to work out their own salvation.
In the meantime,
to $219,000,000, and the loans "for account of others" re¬
however, financial London was subjected to an experience
mained unchanged at $169,000,000.
hardly less harrowing than that through which Germany
The Stock Exchange monthly compilation also showed a
was passing.
France was the cause. Whether it was be¬
further contraction in Stock Exchange borrowing.
For July cause it was felt that London was in danger of impairing
31 the amount of such borrowing is given as $1,344,092,754
its own position owing to the free way in which plans were
against $1,391,324,922 June 30; $1,434,683,650 May 29;
being devised for the benefit of Germany, or whether there
$1,651,128,124 April 30, and $1,908,810,494 on March 31. was a real attempt on the part of France to bring, for politi¬
This establishes another new low record, the latest figure
cal reasons, pressure against London, just as had been done
being smaller than that recorded in any previous monthly
in the case of Germany, the effect in either case was to lead
compilation since the Stock Exchange undertook the com¬ to huge withdrawals of short-term credits from Great
pilation of the figures—in other words, since January 1926. Britain in the same way that there had previously been
In the condition statement of the Federal Reserve Banks
withdrawals from Germany.
The result was that the
the feature was the great increase in the amount of deposits
Bank of England lost enormous amounts of gold.
This
of foreign banks held by the Reserve Banks.
The total of loss of gold begot further distrust, and in the end a really
these foreign bank deposits in the 12 Reserve institutions
critical state of things developed.
The Bank of England
ran in the last statement of the month
(July 29) in excess return for the week ending Wednesday, July 22, Showed a
of $100,000,000, the exact amount of the item being $100,loss in the bank's holdings of gold in the huge sum of £15,435,000; $42,000,000, roughly, of this increase occurred in
155,310, and in the following 'week there was a further loss
the last week of the month, when these foreign bank deposits
in amount of £16,734,921, making £31,890,231 for the two
mounted up from $58,481,000 July 22 to $100,435,000 July 29.
weeks combined, or, roughly, $160,000,000, and reducing the
Only six weeks before, that is, on June 17, the aggregate
total holdings of the Bank to £133,309,663, or far below the
of the deposits of the foreign banks stood at only $5,676,000.
Cunliffe minimum of £150,000,090; further losses, though
The increase has not been explained, but is understood to
in somewhat diminished amount, followed on July 30 and
be due to the action of the Bank of France in disposing of
July 31.
Sterling exchange at the same time broke
its holdings of bankers' acceptances and turning the cash
badly, and, as a matter of fact, all the foreign ex¬
proceeds over to the Federal Reserve Bank. Many of these changes became completely disorganized and fell into a
acceptances, it is believed, were German bills. And apparent
state of general demoralization.
On Wednesday, July 15,
confirmation of this explanation was found in tlnp fact that
in a wild market, sterling exchange completely collapsed,
the Federal Reserve System's holdings of acceptances pur¬
cable transfers selling as low as 4.83% as against 4.85% the
chased for foreign correspondents declined from $298,111,000
day before and 4.86 on Monday, July 13, and 4.8611/16 most
July 22 to $253,578,000 July 29, and since June 17, when the
after was
again reduced week by
MONTHLY
REVIEW
of the early
part of the month.
It was supposed, then, that
the Bank of
England discount rate would be raised the next
day,
but
developments overnight regarding
peared to have taken
a
more
Germany
reassuring tone.
also the Bank of
England directors wanted
but also with
respect to
ap¬
except New York took gold from the Bank of
England and
from the London
open market.
It deserves to be noted that
in harmony with
the higher Bank of
England rate of dis¬
count, bill rates in the open market London also moved
allay public
apprehension, and, accordingly, the Bank rate was left un¬
changed at 2y2% at the regular meeting on Thursday July
16.
The pressure of bills
on
the market then
up¬
ward, thereby enabling the Bank of
England to make its
higher discount rates effective.
Discounts in
suddenly
was
the London
relieved and cable transfers here recovered to
4.85%.
the day referred
to,
On
namely Thursday July 16, gold with¬
drawals from the Bank of
England now reached enormous
open
4
measures
4%%, it having
now
sharply moved
day, July 30. .These advances played their
part in stiffening
sterling rates at New York in the closing
days of the month,
but in the meantime the Bank
of England,
recognizing the
gravity and urgency of the situation, was not idle in
arrang¬
ing other measures of protection and relief. The nature of
indicating the extreme
gravity of the situation.
Sterling was at its weakest, as already indicated, on
July 15, when cable transfers on London touched a low of
4.83%, from which, however, a quick recovery to
4.85%
occurred, only to be followed by another downward
dip on
July 23, this time to 4.84.
The latter part of the
month,
however, sterling rates were fairly well maintained at some¬
what higher levels, and sales on
July 31 were at 4.85% @
4.85%, which latter compares with a range of
4.86% @
4.8613/32 on July 1. The gold import point for
shipments
of
the metal to New York
4.85%,
and
hence
there
from
were
London
many
estimated
was
occasions
during
at
the
last half of the
month, when gold imports from London to
this country could have been
made at a
profit, and as a
matter of fact a large
shipment of
gold was reported to
have been engaged for
export to New York, soon after the
middle of the month, but which was
subsequently cancelled.
Cancellation was believed to have been the
result of moral
suasion
the part of
on
banking authorities here, who made
every endeavor to relieve the world financial
tension.
Lead¬
ing bankers on this side were strongly averse to
gold leav¬
ing London, regardless of the actual
price of foreign ex¬
change.
The sharp break in sterling on
July 15 was the
result of heavy withdrawals
by European centers of their
short-term balances generally
kept in London.
Everywhere
there appeared to be a
flight of funds to the dollar and the
franc and to such countries as
Switzerland and Holland.
The Bank of England worked in
co-operation with the
banks and acceptance houses in
London to prevent diffi¬
culties in consequence of these
large foreign withdrawals
of the metal.
By far the greater part of the gold, as
already
stated, went to France, though
Switzerland, Holland and
Belgium also took some amounts of the metal.
The Macr
Millan Committee, which on
July 13 published its report on
British finance and
industry, estimated that
foreign deposits
in London three months
ago totaled more than
£400,000,000,
leaving London debtor, after deducting
foreign acceptances
of about
£150,000,000, in the amount of about £250,000,000.
The New York Federal Reserve
Bank, in its "Monthly Re¬
view," notes that while the exchanges of both
Germany and
England declined to points at which it was
profitable for
gold to be moved from those two centers to the
United States,
no gold
was so moved.
An occasional
amount, however,
nevertheless slipped
through, as is evident from the fact that
on Aug. 4 the
daily statement of the Reserve Bank
reported
the receipt of $1,500,000 in
gold from London.
In the case
of Germany, the Bank
says, shipments were
the
restrictive
measures
late in the month
be
en
here
route.
on
Reserve
a
This
in
force
of
that
prevented by
country, though
was
reported to
$11,000,000 gold from Germany arrived
Saturday, Aug. 1, and
Bank
in
shipment of $11,000,000
New
York
marked
on
the same day the
Federal
reported
gold for foreign account in
Local bankers claimed that the
an
increase
amount
of
of
ear¬
$9,000,000.
shipment could not have
straight exchange transaction, because
though
mark exchange fell far below
the gold
point, the German
exchange market was highly nominal, with
only occasional
represented
a
individual transactions in
Reichsmarks.
the German banks were
closed, while the
Beginning July 14
subsequent decrees
forbidding the export of capital in any form
prevented
dealing in the foreign exchange market.
claimed that this German
been an official transaction
ers
dollar credit in this
Accordingly,
shipment of gold
must
any
bank¬
have
by the Reichsbank to set
up
a
market, possibly to enable German busi¬
to reach external
obligations such as payment for im¬
ports.
From the time rke German decrees went
into effect
the German Government did its
utmost to provide
exchange
for legitimate business
purposes, although of
necessity on
a much reduced basis.
ness
Sterling
not
was really below the gold
export point of London
only with respect to the United States
(where, however,
exchange rates stiffened in the closing days of the
month)
|
4% @4 5/16, as against
115/16 for three months
and
beginning of the
might be reduced to accord with the
low bill rates then
ruling in the open market.
When the
first advance of 1% in the Bank of
England rate, to 3%%,
was made on
July 23 it had remained unchanged at 26%
since May 141931.
The advance to 4%% occurred on Thurs¬
become evident that heroic
up,
months' bills at
Indeed, at the opening of the
possibility that the
from
also
quoted at 4%@
month there was still some
talk of the
Bank of England rate
alone would
were
were
month.> The contrast between
these figures indicates the
complete transformation which
occurred in the London financial
outlook within the brief
space of two or three weeks.
10% to 15% (not to speak of the
marking up of the
Lombard rate, first from 10% to
15%, and then to 20%).
At the same time bank rates
at many other Continental
centers
3/16, and for three
bills at the
suffice, and the Bank of Germany
having in the meantime put its rate up from 7 to 10%. The
latter on Friday,
July 31, jumped its rate up still further,
or
market July 31 for short bills
1% @115/16 for short bills
proportions, and continued day after day without interrup¬
tion.
The following,
Thursday, therefore, July 23, an, ad¬
vance in the Bank rate
became imperative, and the rate
was marked
up from 2%% to 3%%.
Cable transfers on
that day once more
dropped back to 4.84. The succeeding
Thursday the Bank of England rate was raised still higher,
this time to
France, Belgium, Holland, Switzer¬
countries, and all the countries named
land and some other
Apparently
to
13
these arrangements
appeared on Aug. 1 when announcement
came that a credit for
$250,000,000 in favor of the Bank of
England had been established,
by the Bank of France
$125,000,000 to be provided
$125,000,000 by the Fed¬
and the other
eral
Reserve Bank of New York in association
with the
other Reserve Banks in the Federal
Reserve System.
In the
early weeks of the month the Bank of
England was still
able to add to its stock of the metal.
In its return for the
week ending July 8 the Bank
reported
bringing its stock of
of
£165,810,946;
the
metal
gain of £1,389,838,
a
to the handsome figure
up
even in the week
ending July 15, while the
relatively small, amounting to
only £611,052.
But this was followed, as
already related,
by a loss of £15,155,310 in the week
ending July 22 and of
£16,734,921 in the week ending July 29.
The New York
Federal Reserve Bank, under date of
Aug. 1, discusses Lon¬
return
showed
loss, it
a
was
don gold movements quite at
length as follows:
"Of particular interest abroad
during July were the heavy
withdrawals of gold from the Bank of
England, the net loss
amounting to over $150,000,000.
Beginning on July 13 and
continuing almost daily a total of over $175,000,000 in bars
was withdrawn,
mainly for shipment to France, with Bel¬
gium,
Holland
addition to
ereigns
and
Switzerland
these losses
was
total
a
of
also
participating.
In
over
$30,000,000 in
sov¬
withdrawn for export or "set aside."
at the Bank of
of which
Receipts
England during July totaled about $40,000,000,
$15,000,000 in sovereigns was reported to have been
received
from
$7,500,000
was
sovereigns
was
Argentina,
Australia
obtained in the
and
market,
released from earmark.
South.
Africa;
and $13,750,000 in
The bulk of the gold
offered
in the market,
amounting to $15,000,000, was ob¬
by France.
During July the Reichsbank also lost
over $27,000,000 of
gold, which was taken mainly for export
to France, Holland, Switzerland and the
United States. This
tained
includes $11,000,000 which
was
withdrawn from the Reichs¬
bank for
shipment to the United States late in the month.
shipment of $4,800,000 was received at Berlin from
A
Russia."
As to the gold movements to and from
the United
New York Federal Reserve Bank's
States,
"Monthly Review"
the
had the following to say:
"Gold movements at New
York
during July
smaller than in the previous month.
were
much
The
principal imports
were $8,250,000 from
Argentina, $2,000,000 from Peru, and
$2,000,000 from Canada. In addition to these imports, the
receipt
San
at
Francisco
$1,500,000 from China
were more
York to
of
was
$1,250,000
reported.
from
Japan-and
These gains
of gold
than offset by an export of
Italy and by
a
$1,000,000 from New
net increase of $30,000,000 in the
amount of gold held under earmark for
foreign account. A
preliminary estimate indicates that there has been a net loss
to
the country's monetary
gold stock during July of about
$18,000,000, the first monthly reduction in the gold stock
since August 1930.
Consequently/ the net gain of gold for
the elapsed part of the year stands at about
THE
CONTINENTAL
AND
OTHER
$355,000,000."
FOREIGN
EXCHANGES.
In the case of the Continental
exchanges the distressing
economic and financial situation of
Germany was again the
controlling feature.
Conditions in Germany became truly
desperate. Things reached an acute stage about the middle
of July, and the result was to
produce utter demoralization
of
the foreign exchanges all over
Europe, with the French
franc, the Swiss franc, and the Dutch guilder about the only
exceptions.
It was not alone that the German mark suf¬
fered, but that the sterling rate also collapsed,
noted above in
that
all
the
our
other
discussion of the Course of
leading
as
already
Sterling, but
Continental exchanges also for
the time being fell into a state of
collapse.
At the close of
June the German situation appeared to have
assumed
what more reassuring look
a some¬
owi]jig to the action of President
EEYIEW
MONTHLY
14
Hoover iii
return for
getting the nations of the world to agree to a one-
in the
way.
now
but the French Government stood
Hoover's
It gave only grudging assent to Mr.
declined all suggestions for exten¬
sion of long-term credits, which was what Germany especially
needed, and the Seven Power Conference for dealing with
the German situation served mainly to demonstrate how
futile all efforts along that line were certain to be.
This
Conference was in session at London from July 20 to Thurs¬
moratorium proposal and
.
day, July 23, and was extremely disappointing in showing
that Germany could depend on nothing more than the re¬
newal of the existing short-term
Conference enjoined upon
credits, which renewal the
the financial community of the
renewal or extension of the short term
granted to the Bank of Germany in
June, but which originally was a credit for only a period
of three weeks.
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"Ail this was a gradual development, during the course of
whole world, and the
credit for
$100,000,000
,
which
it
became
more
would be thrown back
her salvation.
inside
of
and
on
Self help was the
Germany and outside.
Germany
working out
apparent that
more
her own resources for
slogan recommended both
The crisis was intensely
aggravated by the failure of the Darmstaedter und
National-
which closed its
doors on Monday, July 13.
This bank failure started runs
.on all the German banks on the same day, and the resulting
rush to withdraw further foreign funds from Germany com¬
bank, the fourth largest Bank of Germany,
declare a bank holiday
July 15, pending the
formulation of plans for establishing dictatorial bank con¬
trol as well as foreign exchange control and the adoption
also of numerous other restrictive and regulative measures,
•the final effect of all of which w^as to completely upset the
ordinary normal course of affairs.
In the earlier part of this article we have outlined the
numerous measures of the kind referred to, put into effect
by decree under the dictatorial power vested by the German
Constitution in President von Hindenburg, and there is no
need of enumerating them again here.
Suffice it to say that
on Wednesday, July 15/ the Bank
of Germany moved its
rate of discount up at one jump from 7% to 10%.
The Lom¬
pelled the German Government to
on
Tuesday, July 14, and Wednesday,
advanced from 10% to 15%. On
namely, Friday, July 31, as a
expedient, the discount rate was raised
bard, or security rate, was
the
closing day of the month,
further desperate
to
15%, and the Lombard rate to 20%. It was on July 15
the acute stage of the crisis was reached.
On that
that
collapsed,
day, as noted above, sterling exchange suddenly
cable transfers dropping to 4.83% against 4.85%
before, 4.86 on July 13, and 4.8611/16 on
This was a new and wholly unexpected
like a stunning
Germany,
the day
Saturday, July 11.
blow from a wholly
now
left dependent largely upon
herself, had
another, the last of
which was the advance of the Bank of Germany rate to 15%
and the Lombard rate to 20%, followed early in August
by a step closely suggestive of a moratorium on private debts.
In the great and general slump in the exchange market
on July 15 the German mark dropped to 20.00c. for checks
and to 20.75c. for cable transfers, but there was quick re¬
covery the next day to 23%c. for both checks and cable trans¬
fers, and the rest of the month the rate ruled above 23c.,
with the quotation for Cable transfers on July 31 at 23.50@
23.70c.
These, however, as already related further above,
were merely nominal quotations, there being few transactions
of consequence in this market, exchange on Berlin being
completely in the control of the Bank of Germany.
In its
restrictive measures, one after
July 28 a further
moved its rate up on
place.
resort to
month.
forbidden, the Bank
advance to 10%. The Bank of Ireland
July 23 from 3%% to 4%%. This was
the day when the Bank of England made its first advance
of 1%.
On Friday, July 31, the day after the second advance
by the Bank of England, the Bank of Ireland further raised
its rate from 4%% to 5%%.
On Thursday, July 30, the
National Bank of Sweden marked its rate up from 3% to 4%,
effective July 31.
On July 23 the Austrian National Bank
advanced its discount rate from 7%% to 10%, and on July 24
the Hungarian National Bank moved up from 7% to 9%.
On July 20 the National Bank of Yugoslavia increased from
6%% to 7%%.
French exchange kept rising while exchange on Germany
and Great Britain and so many other countries was falling.
As against 3.91 7/16c. on July 1 cable transfers on Paris
advanced to 3.94% on July 15, the day of the great crisis in
the exchange markets.
It then reached the point at which
gold might have been exported at a profit from the United
States to Paris, but no shipments were actually made.
By
July 24 French cable transfers were back to 3.91%, and the
close July 31 was at 3.92% @3.92 3/16.
The Bank of France
showed some loss of gold in the first two weeks of the
month, but more than made it up in the remaining weeks.
For the week ending July 4 it reported a loss of 196,930,680
francs, and for the week ending July 11 a loss of 1,459,819
francs, but in the wreek ending July 18 had a gain to its
credit of 419,348,893; in the week ending July 25 a further
gain of 1,246,483,172 francs, and in the wreek ending Aug. 1 a
still further gain of 514,000,000 francs.
The Italian lira
showed no great change during the month except that it
participated in the general tumble on July 15.' Cable trans¬
fers on Italy sold down to 5.213/16 on July 15 as against
5.23 9/16 on July 1; the, range Jan. 31 was from 5.23%
on
development, and
unlooked for quar¬
ter.
Most of the other European exchanges, however, suf¬
fered a similar breakdown, though exception is to be made
of several of the centers of the countries which were neutral
during the war, more particularly Swiss francs and Amster¬
dam guilders, and also, of course, excepting the French franc.
This was a startling demonstration going to show that the
circle of the disturbance was widening, and, worst of all,
that it had extended so as to include Great Britain, the
world's great financial power.
Sterling exchange showed
quick recovery the next day, Thursday, July 16, the day of
the weekly meeting of the Bank of England board, and in
view of this recovery the Bank did not deem it incumbent
to advance its discount rate from 2%%.
But London now
became the subject of gold withdrawals of the same intense
severity as the Bank of Germany had previously experienced,
and it became apparent that a deep feeling of distrust had
grown up and was rapidly spreading—a feeling of distrust
so deep that there was danger that it might involve all in
ruin.
It was no longer Germany alone that needed safe¬
guarding and protecting, but England as well. The steps
taken by Great Britain for dealing with this critical state
of affairs have been enumerated further above in the proper
was
month the Bank of Ger¬
Gold exports from Germany being
of Germany could suffer only the
reductions due to its own volition.
It should be stated that
with the total of the Bank's gold holdings so enormously
reduced, they fell below the legal minimum of 40%.
Thus
the return of the Bank for July 15 showed a decline in the
ratio of reserves of gold and foreign exchange from 43.8%
to only 35.8%.
The minimum was then changed by decree
of President von Hindenburg and reduced to 30%.
As indicating the generally disturbed state of things all
over Europe the numerous advances in central bank rates
form the best illustration.
The changes made by the
Bank of England and the Bank of Germany have already
been referred to.
On Monday, July 6, the Bank of Spain
raised its rate of discount for commercial bills from 6%
to 6%%.
On July 13 the Bank of Danzig raised its rate
from 5 %to 6%; on July 17 it made an advance to 7%, and
quarter of the
land, the Bank of France and the American Federal Reserve
Banks.
President Hoover's plans looked to still larger aid
for the benefit of Germany,
the first quarter of the
showed a gain in its gold holdings in amount of
661,000 marks, but in the second quarter recorded a loss
of 55,664,000 marks, and in the third quarter of 13,289,000
marks, with an increase of 10,495,000 marks in the final
many
moratorium on intergovernmental debt payments, ineluding German reparations, though it was not as yet entirely
certain that France would give unqualified assent.
As fur¬
ther aid, a short-time credit for $100,000,000 in favor of
Germany had been extended as a result of the joint action
of the Bank for International Settlements, the Bank of Eng¬
year
to
5.23%.
neutral during the war,
and the Amsterdam
guilder are concerned was that rates moved up when those
on other centers except France kept declining.
This indi¬
cated that the credits being withdrawn in such huge amounts
from Great Britain, after the similar withdrawals from
Germany, were finding lodgment largely in Switzerland
and in Holland, apart, of course, from the huge amounts
that were being recalled by French lenders and which found
their way into the Bank of France.
Cable transfers on
Switzerland, as against 19.34 July 2, sold as high as 19.51%
July 29, with the range July 31 at 19.50% @19.51.
Cable
transfers on Amsterdam, as against 40.22% on July 1, touched
40.33 on July 15, the day of the general, collapse in exchange
rates, and sold again at the same figure on July 25, with
the range July 31 at 40.30@40.32.
The Scandinavian ex¬
changes, however, did not share in the rise, but rather moved
downward in the general decline.
The Danish crown for
cable transfers was at its high figure for the month at
26.79% on July 7, and at its low figure July 23 at 26.65, but
recovered the latter part of the month and sold July 31 at
26.75.
The Swedish crown was at its highest on July 7 at
26.82%, and at its lowest at 26.67 on July 22, with the range
July 31 at 26.77@26.77%.
The Norwegian crown was at
its highest at 26.79% July 7 and at its lowest, 26.66, on
July 16, with the range July 31 at 26.75@26.76.
The Spanish
peseta followed a course all its own and moved almost con¬
tinuously downward.
The internal political disturbances
were one reason for this, and the failure of the Bank of
Catalonia on July 7 (a 430,000,000 peseta institution with
28 branches scattered throughout Spain) was another.
The
peseta for cable transfers on July 31 was down to 9.01@9.06
against 9.65@9.70 on July 1.
Exchange on South America during July was generally
wreak and lower.
The numerous political upheavals, with
successive changes, as in Chile, in the head of the govern¬
ment, explains this in part, but in addition the low prices
ruling for the products of these South American countries
were a further depressing agency.
Impending defaults in
interest payments on foreign loan obligations constituted
still another untoward development.
Chile announced her
In the exchanges on
the feature as
the countries
far as the Swiss franc
MONTHLY
REVIEW
15
inability to meet
3211/16 July 1
and the
30% @30%.
her foreign exchange
coupons due Aug. 1,
City of Ilio de Janeiro was another unit similarly
affected.
came
This last followed from the announcement which
on
Monday, July 13, that the provisional government
have
provincial
on
to
meet
such
loans.
Accordingly,
payments
suffering the loss by
exchange value of the
out
of
their
the
provinces
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5
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01
ten
70
exchange for the month
on
Other
Centres,
see page
56.
1
Exchange
New York Stock
MONTHLY AND YEARLY
Jan. 1 to July 31
1930.
Stock Sales.
$218,875,200
1,633,022,200
$190,309,800
1,652,219,700
July--.-.-».^.---..-5to8
The tables
on pages
16 to 38 furnish a complete
Jan. 1 to July
-
47*746,090
33,545,650
540,414,800
365,539,110
31
record of tho transactions on
1930.
1931.
1931.
Bond Sales.
July
DURING JULY 1931.
BOND PRICES
RANGE OF
RECORD
the New York Stock Exchange during
self-explanatory. The tables
adopted in the official list.
bonds mature.
interest-paying bond
at
price to which accrued interest must be added.
The exceptions to the rule are income bonds and bonds on which
interest is in default. A few other bonds, like the Holland-American Line 6s, for special reasons, are also quoted "flat,"
but where this is the
the quotation "flat" will be found against the name of the issue. This method of quoting bonds
since January 1.
They need no extended introduction, as they are
embrace every security dealt in on the Exchange.
We give bonds first, using the classification
The black-faced letters in the column headed "Interest Period" indicate in each case the month when the
In accordance with the rule adopted by the New York Stock Exchange in 1909, all quotations for
July
are
and
range
a
case
became effective Jan. 2
For footnotes to
Sales in
July
1909.
tables see last page of bonds
1*
BONDS
N. 7. STOCK
Value.
Registered
Fourth
4Hs...........-.1933-1938
Registered.....
Treasury 4s
337:606
Treasury 3%s
111:666
Treasury
102*is Jan.
July
1
11
10
Panama Canal 3s
STATE AND CITY
New York
16
23
102«*,,Jan.
29 105*,, May
102*«*iJan.
29 105
109****Feb.
1041#32July
112'*> Sale
1131632Sale
112203*Sale
11220uJuly
31 11320*iJuly
11
Safe
i08i*32Saie"
108""
108*32 108*31 July
30 1082*siJuly
9
1061** Sale
106*32 106«si July
A
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9
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7 103*si July
21
102*,* Sale
102273,Sale
102 7 *32102 2 *32 10218s*July
7 10 2 27*iJuly
1
7 1022732July
1 10121*2July
22
22
10227*2Sale
10 2 2132Sale
102 "n July
D
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101i*32Sale
101*32 July
92
1955
1936
...
4% Corporate stock...
4Ma
Corporate Stock
4 Ha Corporate stock..
4H> Corporate stock..
4 H* Corporate stock
4 Ha
2
2 114 ***May
2 112*o»,Jan. 27
2 109*»»,May 21
107****Apr. 13 108"*,Jan. 12
....1955
99
102
99
1958
1959
I960
1971
1963
...1965
1967
99
100%
100%
100%
100H
101
101
100***,Mar.
100***iFeb.
102**»June
101
Apr.
100***,June
MUNICIPAL'S
F
Ext sees f 7s
A
1957
1957
1957
2d series trustr ects
25.000
Extl sec 8 17s 3d series
21,000
.1958
188,000 Antwerp (City) extl loan 5a
226,000 Argentine Govt public works 6s.1960
654,000 Argentine Nation (Govt) a f 6s..1959
Extl s 1 g 6s of Oct 1925
1959
278,000
Sinking fund gold 6s ser A....1957
549,000
External 1st s f 6s ser B
1958
225,000
Extl a f 6s of May 1926
_196Q
281,000
External
a
f
6s
(State
Ry)_...
1960
309,000
Extl a t 6s (Sanitary Works)
1961
309,000
Public Works ext s f g 6s..May 1961
360,000
Public Works ext a f 5 Ha...
1962
194.000
cOash sale.
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
44
Sale
Sale
Sale
A
O
91 %
J
D
Sale
A
O
Sale
M S
Sale
D
Sale
J
M N
91%
67% Sale
68
Sale
96% Sale
63
Sale
61M Sale
63% Sale
62
Sale
54 H
54
53 H
101
85
86 H
84 H
85%
85 H
85
M S
Sale
85 H
A
Sale
85
M N
Sale
85
F
M S
Sale
77 %
78
J
F
44,000 Argentine (Rep) 5s of 1909......1945
J
July 15 1955
589.000 Australia 5s of 1925
External loan 5s of 1927
..1957 M
395,000
M
External g 4Mb of 1928.......
410,000
.......1943 J
315,000 Austrian Govt s f 7s
International s f 7s
931,000
97,000 Bavaria (FreeState) extl 6Ha
#19,000 Belgium 25 year external 6Ma
2 103***,May 21
19 103*,, Jan. 19
26 103***,May 20
1
1 10210*,June
1 103***,May 20
23 101 «*,July 22
100% Jan.
A
86
Sale
69 %
S
Sale
68 %
N
Sale
63 H
D
Sale
106%
1957
J
J
Sale
1945
F
A
82
87 %
77 H
1949
M S
Sale
92% Apr.
100% Apr.
99 % Jan.
102
May
107% Jan.
109
May
100% Apr.
100% Apr.
100% Mar.
10
10
13
23
27
18
10
10
28
110%
110%
1947
120,000 Agric Mtge Bank a f 6s...
A O
Sinking fund 6s A
Apr 15 1948
108,000
M N
1963
85.000 Akershus (Dept) extl 5s
J
J
1945
74,000 Antioquia (Dept of) Col 7a A
External s f 7s aer B...
1945
80,000
External
a
f
7s
ser
G
...1945
35,000
External a 17s ser D
1945
47,000
29.000
3 107***,May 20
104'** Feb.
112
FOREIGN GOVT, tc
19
19
105»»,iFcb.
92% Apr.
100% Apr.
99% Jan.
102
May
106% Feb.
107% Jan.
100% Apr.
100
Jan.
101
4% Corporate stock
1957
4H% Corporate stock.___.May 1957
4H* Corporate stock......Nov 1957
4% Corporate stock
May
QM
Nov. 1954
registered
3
29 103*«»*Jan.
102*»i Feb.
3 103»*,,May 12
Jan.
2
102
Jan.
2 102
103**1 Jan.
8
M
I
106lt*jSale
*"»"*,Sale"
102
1
2 102 **3* June
101*°*, July
112*** May
J
1940-43
3 Ha
registered
10421siJuly
J
...
15
10 102
10 4 2*32Sale
SECURITIES
City—3Ha
103*31 July
102
July
104203iSale
—1941 1942
1946-1949
1961
1,273,000 Treasury 3 Ha
103*si July
Sale Prices.
26 102*»„May 20
101i«**Mar.
4 102****July 13
30 1031*3,July
28 103**1 July
10423s,Sale
...1943-1947
Treasury 3^s..
1037s, Sale
Sale Prices.
18
13
14
103»*,Sale
194C-1956
Registered..........
354
June
Registered
....
10313s,Sale
1.
Highest.
29 102 223iJuly
17 102»3iJuly
14 101**»,July
1031*nSale
1944-1954
Treasury 3Ms
4s
102",,July
A
1947-1952
Treasury 4 Ha
4s
102i*3»July
JAN.
SINCE
Lowest.
100l0*,Feb.
A
Registered
581:666
Sale Prices.
July
3 105
30 1042*siJuly
Registered. ....... ......
232:660
Sale Prices.
1042*32Sale
Registered
Conversion 3s coupon.....
1,679:666
102**3,Sale
102" Sale"
1932-1947
First Second 4%s
Fourth Liberty Loan-
292:666
102*7,,SaIe
1932-1947
Registered
187,000
10216*jSale
Highest.
1932-1947
First 4 Hs
2,425,000
Ask.
Ask. Bid.
Lowest.
l012032July
Registered......
13,000
1,000
Bid.
.......
First 4s
353:000
Ask.
101*«„Sale
1932-1947
First 3 Ha
591.000
14,000
1,000
July 31.
July 1.
1931.
Bid.
GOVERNMENT
First Liberty Loan—
U S
RANGE
PRICES IN JULY.
Price
Jan. 2
P
EXCHANGE.
and last page of stocks.
108 %
Sale
52 H
Sale
54
Sale
95% Sale
51% Sale
51%
52
51%
56
51%
52
40
Sale
45
Sale
Sale
37%
Sale
102
Sale
101
Sale
74
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
73
Sale
73
Sale
73
Sale
73 H
74
Sale
80
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
78
73 H
73
74
Sale
66 %
75
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
61% Sale
61% Sale
55
Sale
105
Sale
63
Sale
60
Sale
106% Sale
3
15 69% July
3
July
15 72
1
25 96% July
2
69
July
31
2
15 62 % July
1
28 63 % July
1
28 62 % July
1
31 54 Vs July
6
July
23
8
July
31 C55
2
July
14 102
6
25 90 % July
7
27 91% July
3
90
H July
27
6
27 90% July
3
July
25 90
3
25 90H July
3
25 89 % July
6
27 90% July
3
July
25 90
6
83
July
27
3
80
July
75
July 23
6
July
59
July 27 71
7
July 27 70 H July
7
July 30 65% July
24
July
105
July 16 107 %
1
July
61H July 30
3
July
80
56
July 24
6
105 % July 30 109% July
July
July
94 £ July
51
July
51
July
52
July
July
40
July
43
July
37 % July
96% July
69% July
69
July
70
July
69 % July
69 % July
70
July
69% July
69% July
70% July
62
July
51
51
11*
§8^
Jan.
45
May
45
May
94% Jan.
43
May
43
May
43
May
8 112
75
68
96% Feb.
67
May
58
May
104
37
37
62
62
62
66
65
May
May
May
May
May
66 H May
65
May
60
69
May
May
52% June
52
June
48 H June
103H Jan.
61H July
56
July
105% July
Mar. 18
c69% Mar. 20
68
35
8
73 % Mar. 11
97
Mar. 11
69
Mar. 11
May
June
May
June
43
Jan.
Mar. 12
Mar. 11
66% Mar.
67
65
9
Mar. 9
Mar. 10
June 23
Mar. 19
Mar. 18
Mar. 18
Mar. 18
Mar. 18
Mar. 19
Mar. 18
Mar. 18
98% Mar. 18
92
Mar. 20
8
88
Apr.
5
76
Jan.
5
75
Jan.
3
69% Jan.
cl 08% June 30
97% Mar. 9
87% Feb. 18
6
Ill
May
98%
98%
98%
98%
98%
98%
98%
98%
Sales in
Value.
665,000
545,000
.870,000
83,000
59,000
110,000
252,000
64,000
45,000
75,000
91,000
274,000
326,000
710,000
849,000
151,000
19,000
159,000
40,000
27,000
20,000
281,000
22,000
~2~666
454,000
f 7a.
Stabilisation loan 7a..........1956
External
a
a
f 5a
Bogota (City) ext g 8a
...—.1945
Bolivia (Republic of) a f 8a .....1947
External
sec
1969
342,000
581,000
31,000
28,000
37,000
306,000
225,000
58,000
31,000
70,000
68,000
41,000
27,000
72,000
221,000
323,000
Sale
1072a
Sale
Sale
99
9534
7034 Sale
Sale
66
77
Sale
Sale
5134
4634 Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
65
Sale
30
Sale
Sale
2434 Sale
1724 Sale
30
Sale
Sale
Sal^
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
55
Sale
50
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sink fd 7H« (coffee tec)flat 1952
Bremen ext g 7a trust recta..1935
Brisbane (City) a f 5a
1957
Sinking fund gold 5a
1958
99H 102H
10134
88
90
Sale
66
Sale
62
Sale
Sale
74
Sale
Sale
7134
Sale
f 6a 1963..1955
64
Sale
Buenos Aires (City) extl 6Ha... 1955
External s f g 6s aerlea C-3
1960
External a f 6s series C-2
.I960
Buenos Aires (Prov) ref. ext'laf 6a 1961
77
85
90
1967
1968
72
Sale
Caldas Dept of (Colombia)
7H«~1946
Canada (Dom) Gold 4s..........1960
60
Sale
1952
104"" Sale"
1936
100**
Carlsbad (City) a f 8a
1954
Cauca Vail (Rep of Col)a f g
7H»1946
Cent Agric Bank (Ger) 7a
1950
106
62 34
30-year gold 5a
Farm Loan a f 6a
Farm loan a f 6s
......
Farm loan 6a aerlea A
f g 6s int rets
External
a
95
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
38
38
Sale
36*
73
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
70
Sale
6624
76
Sale
Sale
P
24
2134
9924
74
103
Sale
1961
5734 Sale
1961
5634
Sale
6234
97J4 Sale
9334
40
5734
Sale
Sale
Sale
51
69
Sale
Sale
73
Sale
Sale
7324
68 34
97
98 H
98
9924
97 H
72
1953
External a f 6Ha—
177,000
1959
294,000 Czechoslovak (Rep of) exit 8a...1951
Sink fd 8s ser B._
181,000
1952
341.000 Denmark 20-yr external gold 6a .1942 J
External g 5Ha
220.000
1955
J
Sale
Sale
104 34
10024
Sale
Sale
10634
34
9824
9724
100
87
8734
89
84
101
Sale
101
Sale
10234 Sale
49
.1967
32,000 Finland (Rep of) external 6a....1945
External ainking fund 7a
99,000
1950
86 34
94
88
1956
92
89
9634
7424
9234
Sale
92
58
Sale
58
Sale
87
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
10124
8734
87
70
101
10134
10134
10124
95
Sale
Sale
9234 Sale
Sale
88
81
84
79
Sale
7434
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
6934 Sale
101
89
7934
7634
69
Sale
9634 Sale
10534 Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
79
J D
M N
104
Sale
MN
99
Sale
F A
8234 Sale
9434 Sale
®T"
80
82
72
8134
8234
S f 7Ha series B..............1961
15,000
60,000 Hungary (King of) a f 7 Ha
1944
129,000
1,247,000
fc 67,000
1 85,000
308,000
853,000
729,000
80,000
22,000
t.9,000
225,000
231,000
38,000
e
Irish Free State external 5a
Italy (Kingdom) external
a
98
1960
93
s
f g 7s
Cash sale,
e
8634
100
Sale
95
Sale
78 * Sale
103
Sale
92
Sale
1957 A O
F A
J D
MN
MN
J
D
On the basis of 15 to the £ sterling,
84
Sale
84
9224
a f 6 Ha.......1954
Extl sinking fund 5Hs_.
...1965
Jugoslavia (State Mtge Bank)—
Secured
8134
84
Japanese Govt ext
Leipzig (City) external a f g 7a..1947
(Prov)sec a f g 7Ha_1950
Lyons (City of) 15-year 6s.......1934
Marseilles (City) 15-ycnr 6a.....1934
Medellln (Colombia) 6Ha
1954
Mexican Irrlg Assenting a f 4Hs 1943
86
Sale
10134 Sale
f 7a_ 1951
Italian Cred Consortium 7s ser A 1937
External sec a f 7a aerlea B
1947
Italian Public Utility a f g 7s
1952
Low Austria
9124
e9934 10034
7134 Sale
9934 Sale
9534
97
10834 Sale
5634
82 24
81
10624
e93 24
9424 eS734
e99*4 100
e9934
103
79
50
65
8834
8534
81
78
81
8034
9834
10734
9934
9824
9534
9234
10624
9734
77
78
85
89
40
Sale
45
s Option sale*
104
9724
82 24
75
99
3734
105
9934 Sale
8334 Sale
8834
91
7624 Sale
Sale
10334 Sale
10334 Sale
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
Sale
8034
81
8434 Sale
7124
7334 "52"" 5534
12534 Sale
12424 Sale
118
Sale
11934 Sale
.........
e91
48
July
10634 July
10724 July
July
July
July
July
July
89
87
July
Sale
87
July
Sale
65
July
Sale
101
July
Sale
101
July
10134 July
10124 10134 July
Sale
95
July
4934 45
July
Sale
79
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
Sale
104
10634 105
9934
Sale 10034 Sale
Sale
94*1
9534 Sale
Sale
85
Sale
8434
9034
9034 86
8624
84
12534 Sale
MN
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
1954
...
59
45
Sale
120
Sale
Sale
7634
9224
44
64
64
60
88
91
1954
101
55
55
97
85
Sale
59
1958
1953
10124
10124
10124
10134
54
5134
93
5724 Sale
5334
10634 Sale
10734
10624 10834 108
47 H
10924
10924
1942
553,000 French Republic 20-yr extl 734a..1941
External a f 7a of 1924
311,000
1949
German Gov't International—
8,595,000
35-year 5Ha of 1930
.......1965
3,627.000 German Republic extl 7a
1949
*• 15,000 Graz (Municipality) 8a.........1954
1,420,000 Grt Brit & Ire., 20-year 5Ha
1937
6,000
Registered
11,000
4% fund £ op 1960 (*5=£1)
1990
57,000
5% War Loan £op 1929 ($5=£1)1947
24,000 Greater Prague (City) 7Ha...._ 1952
242,000 Greek Govt a f sec 7a
1964
172,000
Sinking fund secured 6s......1968
54,000 Haiti (Rep. of) Cust a f 6s_. ....1952
37,000 Hamburg (State) 6a............1946
4,000 Heidelberg (City) extl a f 7H«
1950
109,000 Helaingfors (City) ext 6Hs
1960
35,000 Hungarian Mun Loan 7H»——1945
External a f 7a
17,000
Sept 11941
19,000 Hungarian Land Mtge 7Ha A
1961
9434
54
Sale
Sale
1932
30-yr external gold 5Ha..Mar 1953
30-yr external gold 5H«—Nov 1953
39,000
33,000 El Salvador (Rep) lat a f 8a
1948
External sinking fund
109,000
6H*
Extl sinking fund 5Ha
169,000
24,000 Finnish mun loan 6 Ha A
External 6Ha Ser B
30.000
63,000 Frankfort (City of) • f 634*
64
9624
9634
Sate
1962
15,000
...
.....
Sale
lat sec 5 Ha of 1926
63,000
1940
3d series sinking fund
65,000
5Ha
1940
34,000 Dresden (City) extl a f 7a
.1945
63,000 Dutch East Ind 25-yr extl 6s
1947
40-yr external sink fd gold 6a .1962
163.000
57,000 Estonia (Republic) 7a
5524 Sale
53
652
Sale
Sale
45
9934
9334
4234
79
Public Works 5H«—-June 30 1945
Cundinamarca (Dept Colombia)
.
38
Sale
Sale
35H
4134
4024
79
66
1949
Gold 4Hs_.
1,174.000 Deutsche Bank Am part ctfa 6a
74,000 Dominican Republics f5Ha._.
47
36
35
Sale
70
76
26 24 Sale
100
101
1949
52
7534
74H Sale
1957
821.000
58
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Cordoba (Prov) Argen 7a
.1942
Coata Rica (Republic) extl 7s.^l951
Cuba (Rep of) 5s of 1904
-.1944
5s ext debt Ser A of 1914
53
5034
5424
Nov 151937
4 Ha extl loan Series C
30-year a f 5 Ha
Sale
Sale
Sale
1947
f 7a.
54
54
49
Sale
..1953
a
f 7a
34
Sale
6834
79
.
77
Sale
1960
Sinking fund 7a of 1926
1946
Sinking fund 7a of 1927
...1947
Copenhagen external 5a........1952
Gold 4Ha Int ctfa
Cordoba (City) external
1.
8*
e6!*
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
1960
Chilian Munlc Loan 7s .........I960
a
JAN.
Sale
91
Sale
55
July
7924 July
94
July
Sale
10624 July
10624 July
8834 e88
July
Sale
e9924 July
July
10534 103
Sale
97
July
Sale
7934 July
Sale
90
July
Sale
89
70
31
31
16
27
20
7234 July
July
July
66
July
July
July
July
July
7034 July
80
July
23
31
29
10
3
9
31
31
July
9434 July
9634 July
81
July
95
July
69
July
15 10634 July
25 10134 July
15
99
July
89
14
89
89
15
87
6 10124
14 10234
16 10124
30 10234
31 10124
29 6134
24
7634 July
15 10024 July
97
July
15 10824 July
13
30
15
30
13
27
25
11
^
23
~
10534
10534 Sale
5234 Sale
7024 Sale
6534 Sale
93
l04""
Sale
104
Sale
4534
434
50
8
79
6924 July
July
July
10324 July
10324 July
45
July
65
90
July
July
July
July
July
July
4824
Feb.
June
Jan.
July
May
May
May
May
May
Jan.
July
May
June
May
55
89
June
July
96
Mar.
73
June
3
9
3
6
7
6
1
7
May 23
7 10934 Mar. 23
7734 Mar. 16
29
15
95
84
27
28 8324
31
8924
28 100
17
86
17
86
30' 86
17
87
31
86
31
86
17
88
29 90
30 85
28 85
31
86 H
Apr. 13
Apr. 10
Apr. 11
Apr. 11
Feb. 25
Mar. 18
Mar. 18
Mar. 18
Mar. 18
Mar. 18
Mar. 17
Mar. 14
Mar. 23
Mar. 19
Mar. 20
Mar. 19
5
23 10324 May 28
28 8934 Mar. 14
4
28
Jan.
21
78
Mar. 10
22
78
Mar. 10
28
73
Mar. 13
Mar. 13
26
83
26
7634 Mar. 20
8 101
29
22
Mar. 17
9924 June 22
75
92
Mar. 10
Apr.
Apr.
9
4
P
Feb.
11
98
Jan.
6 100
Feb.
14
6
12
23
2
10
11
8724 Feb. 25
99
Jan.
5
81
Jan.
7
45
6934 Mar. 11
May 22
10724 July
7
1
1
10
10
10
3
6
30
Mar. 20
97
3
9034 June
5224 June 13
105
3
1
9
76
2 10834 Mar. 26
2 10324 June 24
May
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
8
22
11
8
10624 July 30
94 24 July
7
0034 July 14
105
July
6
cl0324 July 10
8724 July 10
9234 July 24
7
8134 July
6
88
July
8834 July 10
7
8124 July
31 79
14 8534
93
13
16 106
16 106
24 56
40
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Apr. 20
Jan.
Jan.
22
1
July
8
July 22
July
1
July
7
July 13
July 21
July
1
July 17
July 13
July
7
31 8734 July
22 9234 July
July
16 88
July
31 82
July
29 86
July
17 86
15 73 34 July
21 12534 July
14 12034 July
50
9634
9224
60
9724 July
28
24
50
7
9
9
8
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71
15 61
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1 10834 July
July
27 109
16
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29
20
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16
42
1
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90
6934 8234 July 15
Sale
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8224 Sale
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5724 5724 July 29
Sale
7
'5634' Sale
5634 July 31 7834 July
60
8
60
8434
July
July 60 82
60
Sale
1
7434 July 16 8034 July
Sale
2
77
77
9834
July 31 9834 July
2
108
July 23 10734 July
10334 Sale 102
Sale
7
9734 July 15 10024 July
9834 Sale
Sale
99
99
98
8
9534 July 13
July
Sale
Sale
8924 July 15 9534 July 10
8A*
Sale
Sale
89
89
July 29 9324 July .>'7
Sale
Sale
1 10724 July
107
7
106 *4 July
Sale
1
8
Sale
98
9624 July
9834 July
Sale
Sale
93
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
; July 30 10434 July 10 10034 July 30 105
Apr. 30
109
July 30 115
July
July 30 11634 May 13
Feb. 20
July 31 10934 July
10534 July 31 111
95
Jan. 26 100
July
July
~ 100
May
6
July
July 28 100
94H Jan. 13 100
July
2
Mar. 20
July 28 7724 July
50, July 28 91
43
Mar. 21
July 27 6924 July
July 27 s84
54
July 27 7934 July
Mar. 25
May 23 92
15
June
65
Jan. 30
July 30 35
July
3
Jan. 14
July
July 31 34
1224 May 22 38
July 31 2624 July
1134 May 21 3854 Jan. 16
July 16 10634 July
10324 Jan.
3 10634 July
6
49
92
June
Jan. 23
3
July 25
July
33
July 15
July
May 28 7034 Mar. 6
32
June
70
4
Mar.
6
July 15
July
36
June
2
July 28
July
3
7634 Jan. 28
cllO
99
June
2 cllO
July
July 15
July 15
62
June 25
July 25 9324 July
3
9934 Mar. 24
July 28 62
July
1
3924 May 21 7234 Jan.
3
Jan.
3
July 28 62
July
1
3934 May 13 69
1
July 30 7024 July 11
4424 May 27 83
Jan.
9
2l 4634 July 24 78
Mar.
July 24 7034 July
6
64
July 28 8534 July
May 26 95
Apr.
8
70
June
96
5
Apr. 22
74
69
June
93
July 24 77
5
July
Apr. 15
47
47
Mar. 18
July 23 c69
July
July 23 83
Mar. 18
4834 July 31 6734 July
4834 July 31 85
53
53
July 25 66
July
9
July 25 77
Apr.
4
60
60
July 23 79
July
~
Mar. 16
July 23 85
57
40
July 31 71
July
95
94 34
July 22 9534 July
2 10734 July 10 103
10524 July
2 103 34 .July
100
10234 July
103
7 10724 July
July
1063
Sale
52
44
July 31 70
July
Sale
60
60
July 15 8734 July
Sale
46
46
July 27
July
Sale
4624 July 28 76
July
4624
Sale
5434 July 31 8424 July
52
47
July 28 8434 July
Sale
35
35
July 17 61
July
Sale
35
35
July 17 62
July
3834 3734 July 30 6134 July
Sale
35
July 17 6024 July
Sale
3634 July 31 62
July
36*
Sale
34
July 31
July
Sale
40
40
July 17 63
July
Sale
4034 July 29 66
4034
July
Sale
33 34 July 30 5934 July
333
Sale
33
3324 July 28 59
July
Sale
38
38
July 31 60
July
Sale
2034 July 17 2134 July 31
1424
100
100
100
July 17 10224 July
Sale
5324 July 28 77
5324
July
3
69
Chinese Hukuang Ry 5s
1951
Christlania (City) (Oslo)30-yr 6a-1954
Cologne (Germany) a f 6H>
1950
Ext
SINCE
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale
Sale
Guaranteed a f gold 6s
..1961
Guaranteed sinking fund 6a..1962
Colombia Mtge Bank 6 Ha
57
9534 Sale
9524
10634 Sale
10634
10224 Sale
10724
Sale
External alnk fund gold 6s
1961
Ry ref extl a f g 6s
...1961
Extl a f 6« Int ctfa
..........1961
Extl sinking fund 6a
1962
f 6s
4724 Sale
4834 Sale
54
5634
6824 Sale
Sale
..1938
a
Sale
Sale
85
80
79
68
Chile Republic ext a f g 7a......1942
External sinking fund g 6a... 1960
Colombia (Rep) external
Sale
64
79
58
70
74
74
6534
Sale
45
50
Sale
69
Sale
Sale
4634 Sale
92
85
1961
Sale
.0434 Sale
6434 Sale
52 34 Sale
5234 Sale
4734
52
0234 10334
68
50
42
100
6334 Sale
6334 Sale
6634 Sale
Sale
16
Sale
72
56 24
1950
Ask.
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
L0334
a
Hd.
Sale
Bordeaux (City of) 15-year 6a...1934
20-year a f 6a...
Budapest (City) exit
Lowest.
July 31.
.0024
.0934
.0534
9934
Braxil (U S of) external 8a......1941
Ext a f g 6H« of 1926
1957
Extl a f 6Ha of 1927
1957
Cent Ry 30-year g 7a
1952
External sinking fund 6a w 1...1963
324,000 Chile Mtge Bank of gu a f t H* ..1957.
210,000
Sinking fund gold 6He guar.. 1961
548,000
264,000
113,000
5,000
44,000
81,000
Sale
Sale
44
gold 7a..........1958
Extl alnk fund 7a
Ask.
Ask.
Sale
111*1
95
Berlin (Germany) a f tH*—
1950
External sinking fund 6a......1958
I
102 34
94*2
f 5a.Oct 151949
.......I960
External a f 6 Ha
215,000
31,000 Bulgaria (Kingdom of a f g 7s
Stab loan 7 Hs int ret
58,000
206,000
626,000
226,000
239,000
27,000
36,000
364,000
410,000
789,000
365,000
138,000
418,000
377,000
277.000
648,000
233,000
359,000
3id.
1955
Bergen (Norway) ext
July1.
1931.
Foreign Government (Continued)
Belgium (Concl) External a f 6a.. 1955
a
RANGE
Jan. 2
7. STOCK EXCHANGE.
External
PRICES IN JULY.
Price
".i" BONDS
M.
July
17
EXCHANGE—BONDS
N. Y. STOCK
June 27 111
104
July
9934 July
93*4 Jan.
8434 July
Feb.
6
27 11024 Feb.
2
15 10734 Feb.
15 102
86
June
85
84
J an.
91
Jan.
94
65
96
July
96
100341May
101
10234
102*4
10334
10224
Jan.
10024 Jan.
10024 Jan.
95
July
45
July
6
21
Mar. 10
June
5
Apr. 17
Mar. 26
Feb.
17
Feb.
6
72
May 29
May 11
Apr.
9
Mar. 18
97
Mar. 11
99
Mar. 20
107
7934 July
8434 July
78
July
7124 June
96
Mar. 20
8824 Mar. 20
78
June
7734 June
45
Jan.
10034 June 18
10034 Mar. 10
July
94
Mar. 23
!§**
Mar. 20
Mar. 17
87
Mar. 10127
Feb. 15
Mar. 12 12134 Feb. 14
124
117
55
Mar. 11
July 24 84
7924 July 15 10534 Mar. <1
93*4 June 13 101 34 Feb.
9
105
Jan.
2i 108*4 July
8
106*4 July
30 107
June
3
c8534 Feb. 20
94*4 May 21
e9824 Feb. 25 10134 Apr. 29
103
Apr.
8 106
Feb.
6
9534 June 16 cl03*4July 10
7934 July 25
79
May 27
7834 June 18
P
8834 Feb. 26
97
Mar. 20
92
Mar. 21
June 13
9834 Mar.30
Jan.
9134 Mar. 21
5
5724 July 29 9434
5634 July 31 8734
60
July 29 95
7434 July 16 9434
77
July 31 102
10134 Jan.
10734
■
9234 Jan.
92*4 June
85
Jan.
78
Jan.
102*4 Jan,
9124 Jan.
6924 July 31
Mar. 13
Mar. 17
Mar. 18
Apr.
4
Feb.
2
July
2
clOl
May
6
100
June 20
98
Mar. 31
97
May
7
107*4 July
9834 July
7
8
8534 May
2
14
95
Mar. 11
June 24 100 34 May 15
10324 Jan.
3 10634 May 26
65
July
89
10324 July
40
7
Jan.
16 10734 Apr.
2
May 15
75
1
Mar. 19
824 Jan.
15
181
EXCHANGE-BONDS
N. Y. STOCK
■*
July'"1
N. 7.
Value.
Jan. 2
STOCK EXCHANGE.
S) external 5a of 1899£ 1945
Assenting 5s of 1899..........1945
Assenting 5s large................
Assenting 4s of 1904..........1954
Assenting 4s of 1910...............
Assenting 4s of 1910 large.....
Assenting 4s of
910 small
Treas 4s of 1913 assent (large) 1933
Mexico (U
V*5"O66
1,000
15,000
10,000
22,000
Small..
.............
51,000
482,000 Milan City (Italy) ext loan 6H'-1952
Mlnas Geraes (State) Braxll.—
External sinking fund 6H8....1958
112,000
Ext sec 6^8 series A
1959
77,000
Montevideo
(City) s f g 7s
1952
18,000
94,000
221,000
250,000
28,000
131,000
f 7s of 1926
s
Extl s f 7s munic loan
65*
....
J
J
J
J
A O
14,000
49,000
208,000
115,000
186,000
188,000
192,000
263,000
External s 1 5s
Mar 15 1963
597,000
Municipal Bank extl s f 5s....1967
60,000
Municipal Bank ext s f 5s
1970
41,000
1952
122,000 Nuremberg (City) external 6s
1955
103,000 Oslo (City) 30 year a f 6s
Sinking fund gold 5)4*
1946
76,000
1953
71,000 Panama (Rep) external 6H*
Extl 8 f 5s ser A
May 15 1963
148,000
89,000 Pernambuco (State) ext sec 7a..l947
1959
107,000 Peru (Rep) Sec a f g 7s
National loan ext S f 6s
1960
225,000
S F 68 int ctfs w 1
.....1961
135,000
1940
129,000 Poland (Rep of) g 6s
Stabllix loan 7s of '27. Oct 15 1947
654,000
External a f 8s
1950
359,000
1961
9,000 Porto Alegre (City of) 8s
External guar sink fund 7H*—1966
59,000
Prussia (Free State) ext a f 6H—1951
268,000
S f gold 6s
1952
465,000
83,000 Queensland (State of) ext s f 7s..1941
25-year extl s f 6s
Feb 15 1947
50,000
79,000 Rhine-Main-Danube deb 7s ser A 1950
48,000 Rio Grande do Sul (State) ext 8s.l946
Ext s f g 6s
1968
284,000
Ext
75*
115* Sale
765* Sale
45
74
76
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
100 5*
100 y
66 5<
Sale
100
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
655*
55
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
91X
Sale
Sale
1966
1967
Sale
46 5*
Sale
.....1968
Sale
..1940
.1942
Sale
Rome (City)
Extl s f 69 Int ret8
Sec
s
f g 7s Int rets w 1
Sante Fe Prov (Arg
Sale
75
865*
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
232,000
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
"85* July
2
"85* July"2
July 25
July
July 30
July 14
July 14
July 10
Sale
525*
405*
Sale
Sale
Sale
IV
Sale
49
Sale
Sale
79
Sale
57
695*
1075*
105
89
Sale
1055*
Sale
Sale
895*
58
"99j*
89
885*
Sale
70
Sale
95
Sale
Sale
Sale
695*
99
883*
603*
1005*
70
61
423*
57
1033*
733*
723*
65
July
103
105
July
1053* 1065* 1043* July
57
53
54
July
Sale
Sale
935* July
81 J* July
835*
845*
Sale
96
Sale
July
Sale
53
July
615*
100
97
995*
965* July
Sale
94
94
101
July
Sale
833* July
833* Sale
Sale
76
703* July
733*
Sale
51
Sale
July
53
51
Sale
July
Sale
97
July
1005* 97
Sale
74
Sale
78
July
45
Sale
July
495* Sale
99
Sale
100
1003*
July
105
Sale
96
Sale
Sale
71
945*
835*
Sale
63
425* Sale
50
l06
58
51
70
104
Sale
pg
15
Ala Gt Sou 1st cons 5a ser A—....1943
First cons 4s series B
1943
Albany & Susq 1st guar 35*8. ...1946
Allegh 8t West 1st g gu 4a
1998
Alleg Valley gen gu 4s
...1942
12,000
9 000
j
10666
28 000
Registered
606
2 000
4 000
70 000
96
15
27
1
15
20
31
31
111
24
30
30
31
31
15
14
95
94
L13
Conv deb gold 45*a__...._.
1948
Koclcy Mt dlv 1st 4s A
1965
Trans-Cont Short Line 1st 4s gl958
Cal-Arizlst8cref45*a ser A...1962
Atl Knox 8c No let g
94
96
Atl Be Char Air Line 1st 45*s A..1944
3'000
1st 30-year 5s ser B_.
1944
Atlantic City 1st con guar g 4s. . .1951
126 666 Atl Coast L 1st cons 4s
July 1952
8 000
,
_
LOO
'985* 1665*
35 000
Ohio 1st g 4s...
Registered
807,666
Convert 4 5* s
520 000
1,000
Refund at gen 5s ser A
73,060
227.600
140,000
150!006
38,000
2173)06
!66o
2 i000
703
18
060
July 1948
1933
Registered
Registered
1st gold 5s
1995
July 1948
Ref and gen 6s, series C_...
1995
PLE at W Va Sysref g4s__.
1941
Southw Dlv 1st 35** at 5%
1950
TolCin Div 1st at ref 4s
1959
Refunding 5s series D
2000
Conv g 45*s temp
1960
Bangor at Aroostook RR 1st g 5s '43
Con ref mtge gold 4s. .........1951
tOaab
aale.
47
Sale
56
65
Sale
89
104 000
______
Si**
78
995* Sale
943*
893*
903*
983*
1065* 1045* July
945* July
July
"915* 90
895* July
166" 99
July
60
965*
913*
945*
953*
Sale
965*
975*
395*
J
100
96 5*
Sale
1661* Sale
Sale
955*
965*
Sale
965*
965*
945*
96
102
Sale
96
45
1035* Mar.
395* May
40
May
100
July
100
July
100
July
1005* July
985* July
97
July
1005* Jan.
485* July
995* July
995* Jan.
1005* Jan.
75
May
165* June
Sale
Sale
100
100
Sale
1005*
Sale
995* July
995* July
106
July
1065* July
Sale
Sale
106
Sale
Sale
107
Sale
>2
>3
>25*
155*
87
Jan.
26
65
Jan.
26
92
Apr.
6
27
935* Mar. 20
6 1045* June
2
67
2
61
June
15
May 21
Jan.
Jan.
23
29
405* Jan.
9
9
1
165* June
2
635* Jan.
17
63
July
68
July 16
40
Jan.
73
83
90
June 29
Mar. 14
June
4
80
Mar. 11
215* May
50
July
45
July
69
May
505* Apr.
695* July
29
71
Mar. 12
15
15
875* Mar. 11
83
Apr. 10
28
6
97
975* Sale
103 5* 1025* 103 5* 103
103
83
83
855*
845* 85
99]
995* Sale
1003* Sale
Sale
87
85]
913* Sale
103 5*
1035* 105
1043* 105
Sale
92
905*
903* Sale
July
Jan.
14
875* Feb.
3
985* Apr. 22
885* Mar. 20
99
May 21
215* May 25
3
May
29
May 28
27
55>* Mar. 21
June
22
May 28
78
Jan.
103
Jan.
64
875* Mar. 20
915* Mar. 19
715*
June
5 106
12 83
66
July
27
89
1
395* June
255* May 21
93
38
May 27
93
25
June
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
_
July
July
July
July
65
June
61
May
Jan.
6
25
1 103
6 1035*
40
10
8
935*
11
775*
7
885*
405*
8
13
965*
94
3
9
835*
70
3
49
3
51
3
16
935*
74
1
45
7
95
6
cl085* Apr. 13
955* Mar. 31
July 23 106
May 29 107
May 20 76
95
19
84
8
11
7
76
Mar. 10
2
Jan.
May
July
July
July
May
May
July
Jan.
July
July
25
20 1005* May 20
31 cl04
May 15
31
915* Feb. 10
28
28
6
7
8
Jan.
2
6
9
6
1015* July
July
July
May
Apr.
July
111
10
16
24
23
122
98
Feb. 24
100
June 13
June 19
106
May 15
1035*
995*
1045*
945*
Jan.
98
May
14
5
Feb.
7
Jan.
27
May
8
Jan.
99
May 15
975* June 24
1 1015* Feb. 25
Jan. 13
925* Apr. 29
98
29
4
30 885* Apr.
3 1005* May
Feb.
89
31
Mar.
15 70
Jan. 20
14 102
925* Mar. 18
865* June
52
Feb. 24
40
May
Feb. 11
30
Apr. 25 40
75
Apr.
2
605* July
1045* May 12
1015* Jan.
99
96
31
Feb.
885* Apr.
22 104
805* Jan. 29
May 23
99
May
6
7
c995* July
985* May 26
945* May 23
8
975* July
98
July
8
945* Apr. 21
17
1
5
July
5* July
975* July
15
Jan.
101
17
8
7
2
Jan.
July
"
July 28
91
July 24
495* July 24
39
July 15
69
July 27
Feb.
Jan.
100
July
10
Mar. 28
845* Mar. 14
765* Jan. 28
585* Mar. 12
1055*
945*
92 5*
905*
31 1015* July
31
Feb. 18
Mar. 11
Mar. 24
645* Mar. 12
2
725* July
103
25
31
4
Mar.
3
88
Mar. 18
2
90
Mar. 11
July 31 93 5* Mar. 6
49
July 31 86M Mar. 21
Mar. 23
645* July 23 98
51
July 15 c935* Apr.
7
Mar. 18
1065* July 23 108
Mar. 10
July 31 93
70
61
July 30 845* Feb. 10
425* July 31 695* Mar. 9
Apr. 13
57
July 20 80
975* July
1
Mar. 18
68
2
255* May 29
205* May 26
16 1005*
June
975* Apr.
July 11
995* July
"
995* July
June
1045*
July
1075*
1055* June
1095* July
955* Jan.
98
July
July 29 1005* Apr.
cl05
Jan.
83
865* July 30
99
Apr.
2
1015* July
855* July
6
915* July
Jan.
105
July 27 103
865* Jan.
925* .Tiilv 3f>
27 101
9
Mar. 23
Jan.
65
3
44
14
99
20
29
35
995* July
1035* July
23
Feb.
25
1165* July *
975* July
995* July
1045* July
15
11
3 1025* Apr.
19
975* July
98
July
2
June
1025* June 20
25
98
108
97
[4
975* July
100
107
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Mar. 17
65
3 103
Mar. 18
25 835* Mar. 17
15 1045* May 22
1005* July 24
99
July 11
c995* July
7
975* July 11
605* July
Sale
98
Sale
Sale
>55* Sale
>3
17
July 11
945* July 10
90
July 28
25
905* July 30
15 100
July 23
995* July
88
July
44
July
39
July
985*
955*
1005*
Sale
91
15 102
10
July
July
31
23
12
5
13
3
19
4
6
845* Apr.
7 cl065*May 14
28 695* Jan.
5
29 685* Jan.
5
15 cl085*May 29
16 1075* June
5
16 103
Apr. 20
30 103J* May 22
May 29
May 29
50
10 1055*
July
985* July
955* July
96
July
97
>6~5* 1085*
>75*
2
235* May 29
235* May 29
14
9
15
July
845* July
July
81*
60
July
99
July
1005* July
895* July
915* July
July
liH
70
July
100
July
885* July
62
July
1015* July
99
97
1005* 1005* 1005* 101
895* Sale
885* Sale
Sale
44
485* Sale
41
39
40
365*
69
Sale
623* Sale
105
1025*
1045*
1025*
993*
8
June
28
Sale
114
114
July
1153* Sale
98
975* 975* July
945*
973*
985* July
983* 1005* 995* Sale
1045* July
1045* 1053* 105
1025*
1025*
98" "July"
995*
98
-995* 98.
Sale
1035* 1045* 103
July
855*
96 5* July
965* "§75* 975* Sale
955*
June
72
1003*
98
115* Jan.
10
Apr.
115* Mar.
10 5* Jan.
95* Jan.
135* Jan.
13 5* Jan.
July 30
5 5* June
8
755* Jan.
2
91
Registered
247,000 Bait at
86
103
855*
945*
965* Sale
_
General unified 4 5<s..
1964
L8cNcollatgold4s
Oct.. 1952
46i000 Atlantic at Danville 1st g 4s
1948
1 000
Second 4s...
1948
19 000 Atlantic & Yadkin 1st gu g 4s..1949
Austin at NW 1st g5s
1941 J
Sale
Sale
99
85
70
94 J*
L02J* Sale
1946
5s
Sale
925*
...I960
99
97
Sale
985*
935*
94 J*
89
105
913*
893*
6
2
Feb.
55
28 1065* July
61
July
22
IV
Sale
925*
Adjustment g 4s
July 1995
Stamped
July 1995
Registered
......
.......
Conv g 4s of 1909
1955
Conv g 4s of 1905........
1955
Conv g 4s of 1910
406
99
795*
985* Sale
1995
1995
731,666 Atch Top 8t S F gen g 4s
905*
89
955*
July 1995
Ann Arbor 1st g 4s.
81'000
§75*
86
1025*
943*
885*
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
l25*~Mar.~i4
July 30
8
6
23 1055* July
RAILROAD
17,000
10,000
9,000
6,000
29,000
81
745*
815*
695*
July 23 1075*
July 31 905*
July 30 80
July 31 60
July 20 705*
July 17 1075*
July 25 875*
645* July 23
55
Sale
1045* Sale
99
49
65
1065* 1063* 1063*
585*
87
Sale
81
Sale
July 31
July 31
52"
74
107
79"
755*
895* Sale
55
Sale
735*
92
Sale
Sale
803*
104
July
July
July
Sale
713*
m
645*
iV*
84
Sale
July
305* July 15
70
July 23
67
July 31
53
37
31
51
Sale Prices.
8
June
47
16
July
Sale
90
(City) extl s f 6s..,,..1961
85* July
6
July
70
Sale
91
985*
July
July
35
Sale
Sale
50
Sale
Sale
37
Sale
Sale
Sale
63* Sale 1
65* 30
83 5*
11
55* July 30
7
July 14
July 15
5
7
July 30
6
/ July
30
3
July 31
6
.
IV
iV
?8B
Sale
99
V
IV
785*
45
5
1.
JANi
Highest.
65* June
ft?.
Sale
178,000
Extl s f 6s
May 1 1964
83,000
Venetian Prov Mtg Bank 7a...
1952
37,000
Vienna (City) external 6s
....1961
286,000
Warsaw (City) external 7s
...1958
254,000
Yokohama
Lowest.
July
25
34
Sale
373* Sale
il* July
July
9
623* 625* July 28 80
Sale
76
1
675* July
56
July 23
545*
675* Sale
15
July
22
1055*
Sale
1035* July
1045*
1045*
525* July 17 635* July
545* Sale
635* Sale
July
525* July 31 62
525* Sale
615* Sale
100
July 15 1065* July
Sale
Sale
103
106
100
Sale
July 16 1065* July
Sale
103
106 t
July
100
July 16 103
1015* Sale
1025* Sale
1005* July 30 1035* July
1035* 1035* 1015* Sale
July
15
1015*
Sale
985*
July
1003*
1015* Sale
97
July 17 1005* July 11
100
975* Sale
1005*
9 103
July 20
102
1025*
July
1015* 1025* 1015*
July
3
483* July 25 68
Sale
563* Sale
67
July
6
15 103
Sale
995*
July
Sale
1003*
1025*
2
July
3
1015*
Sale
1005* July
95
955* 101
July 14
1025* July 30 104
1025* 1023* 1005* 101
90
1
July
85
July
Sale
Sale
87
85
40
July
1
Sale
July
29
333* Sale
38
July
30
July
Sale
26
33
375*
July
Sale
July 30 25
18
235* Sale
July 31 245* July
Sale
18
245* Sale
July 10
15
705*
July
70
67
695* Sale
July
July 17 77
Sale
Sale
77
July
16
835*
Sale
July
Sale
815*
July
July 28 64
40
Sale
37
56
July
Sale
July 28 50
40
Sale
48
July
Sale
July 15 77
55
735* Sale
July
Sale
July 15
60
Sale
90
July 10
29
Sale
July
Sale
81
88
74
6
July 22
Sale
July
68
735* 70
92
July
6
25
July
Sale
745*
89
703*
July 10
62
July 30 72
69
50
513*
July
Sale
July 31 40
Sale
30
34
47
July
1
41
41
July
Sale
40
41
36
July 25 435* July
37
20
43 5*
39
21
July
60
625*
July
Sale
65
& July
Sale
30" 345* 323* July 24 46
43
91
July
31
Sale
843*
July
Sale
843*
895*
July
2 106
105
July
Sale
104
July
Sale
715* July 31 77
78
82
July
27
66
July
73
81
65
Sale
465* July 25 665* July
50
July
22
Sale
35
July
Sale
43
July
66
70
July 15 83
Sale
68
78
July
Sale
465* July 24 66
555* Sale
Sale
1960
Ext s f 6s
Sale"
Sale
.
329,000
99,000
Ext sec 7s ser B
1962
267,000
Silesia (Prov) extl sink fund 7s„1958
219,000
Sileslan Landowners Assn 6a....1947
20,000
Soissons (City) ext 15-yr g 6sNov 14 '36
51,000
1946
16,000 Styria (Prov) extl sec a f 7s
Sweden (Kingdom of)
Extl g 5Ha
1954
136,000
Switzerland (Govt) ext 5Hs._._. 1946
148,000
1955
113,000 Sydney (City) s f g 5>*s
Taiwan Elec Pow 55*8
...1971
1,231,000
1952
36,000 Tokyo City loan of 1912 5s
External a f 55*a guar...
1961
263,000
Toliraa (Dept of) external 7s....1947
15,000
12,000 Trondhjem (City) 1st ext g 5H«-1957
26,000 Upper Austria (Prov) extl a f 7a__1945
External a f 65*«
June 15 1957
14,000
54,000 Uruguay (Rep) external s f 8s...1946
87%
Sale
Rep) extl 7s
Saxon Pub Works (Germany) 7a.l945
Gen ref guar serial gold 65**—1951
Saxon State Mtge Inst 7s
1945
S F g 6)^8
Dec 1946
Seine Dept (France) 20-yr 7s.
1942
Serbs, Croats & Slovenes extl 8s. 1962
.
10 J*
40
48
S
S
D
N
8
67
Sale
sec
85*
125*
95*
(City) 25-yrsf 8s .1946
a f g
1953
External
"12"
65* Sale
85*
external S f 6H8....1952
Rotterdam (City) ext a f 6s .....1964
Roumnnia (Monopolies) 7s
1959
Saarbruecken (City) s f6s
1953
Sao Paulo (City) s f 8s.
Mar 1952
Ext J sec s f g 6H*
May 15 1957
San Paulo (State) ext s f 8s.....1936
External s f 8s...............1950
Ext 7s water loan..
1956
Riode Janeiro
Ask.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
SINCE
Highest.
Lowest.
|
Q J
M
M
J
Ext s f g 6s series A.
..1959 M
Netherlands s f 6s flat
1972 M
New South Wales ext a f g 5s...1957
External s f g 5s
1958
Norway 20-year ext s f 6a.Aug 15 1943
20-year external a f 6s. Aug 15 1944
30-year external s f 6s
Oct 1952
40-year ext a f 5H>
Juno 15 1965
73,000
21,000
25,000
186,000
610,000
20,000
153,000
13,000
22,000
104,000
56,000
185,000
123,000
279,000
326,000
Ask.
Q J
....
July 31.
July 1.
J931.
Bid.
FOREIGN GOVT (Concluded)
;i",66o
RANGE
PRICES IN JULY.
Price
: BONDS
Sale $ in'
3
2
6
1105* Mar. 11
1045* Mar.
103
Mar.
109
Mar.
99
May 23
5
1055* Jan.
865* Feb. 24
1045* Feb. 28
c99
Jan.
27
Apr. 30
925* Apr. 17
105
N. Y. STOCK
Sales in
Price
BONDS
July'
Value.
Bid.
"98"" 166"
Beech Creek Exten lat g
3H«-_ .1951 A
cons gtd g 3^a_.__1943 J
855*
.....
I <
Brunaw 8c Western 1st gu g 4a.
Buff Roch 8c Pitta gen 5a
_
.
4Ht
Guaranteed gold 5s
Sale
995* Sale
S
M N
A
O
P
A
D
26,000
"2~, 606
10,000
98 H
104 5*
Sale
Sale
104 H
Sale
1970
A
1955
D
1045* 105
1015* Sale
D
lt-year gold 4Ha
Feb.
Canadian Pac 4% deb stock
A
15
J
Collateral trust gold 4Ha
5s equip tr temp ctfs
Collateral trust g 5a
1946 M S
Collateral trust 4Ha..
Carb 8c Shaw lat g 4a
1944 J
J
1954 J
D
.....1960 J
g 4a
Cent Br Un Pac lat g 4a
Cent of Ga Ry lat g 5a
Consol gold 5a
J
S
99
92
Sale
1932 M
1949 J
J
65
69
1948 J
D
80
A
100
95
1945 MN
1959 A
O
1959 A
O
87
3,000
15.000
13,000
166,000
Registered
General 4a...
Cent Pac lat ref gu g 4a..
Registered
Through St L lat gu g 4a
1954 A
31,000 Ches
8c Ohio lat cons
g 5s
Registered
5,000
145,000
329,000
6,000
2,000
14,000
1,000
925*
105
1075*
1939 MN
M
S
Registered
Ref 8c Imp 4Hs aer A
Ref 8c imp 4Hs aer B
w
74,000 Chic
Burl 8c Q 111 DIt 3
Ha
Registered
1005* 105
13,000
4,000
1st Ac general 5s aeries A..
lat Ac gen 6s series B
1966 MN
May 1966 J
Chic Indiana 8c Sou
50-yr 4a
Chic L S 8c East lat
4Hs
49,000 Chic Mil 8t St P gen g 4s.. May
Registered
~5~, 606 Gen g 3Ha series B
May
Gen 4Hs aerlea C
21,000
May
Gen gold 4Hs series
56,000
E.-Mar 1
Gen 45* series F
61,000
816,000 Chic Mllw St P Ac Pac mtge 5s
Conv adj 5s
1,715,000
Jan 1
J
1956 J
J
1969 J
D
1989 J
J
Q
.....
67,000 Chic 8c No Weat gen 3H«—
Registered
Gen 5a atpd
non pay
42", 666
Sinking fund deb 5a
46",606
Registered
15-year secured
148,000
132,000
125,000
1,020,000
668,000
1,000
94
1015*
Sale
945*
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
107
M N
S
D
1988
100
Sale
J
O
A
O
Sale
Sale
D
D
O
A
O
Chic T H 8c S'east 1st 8c ref 5s
i960
D
Income guar 5s
Dec 1 1960 M S
Chic Un Station 1st gu
4H» A..1963
J
1963
J
Guaranteed gold 5a..........1944
lat 6H« aeries C._
1963
Chic Ac Weat Ind Consol
D
J
50-yr 4a. 1952
5H> series A.........1962 M
J
S
1952 MN
....1937
J
Cln Ind St L Ac C 1st
4s...Aug 2 1936 Q
F
Registered
Cln Lab Ac N lat
F
......
con
gu g 4a
101
625*
65
75
Q
1942 MN
Sale
98
97
945*
102 5*
-
685*
66
108
1045*
102 5*
1025*
102
955*
975*
945*
85
22
Jan.
955* Jan. 20
May 13
88
102
Mar. 24
8 1015* Apr. 22
2
895* May
1
Jan.
94 5*
112H
1095*
87H
955*
95
July 14 995*
2 115
Jan.
Mar. 3 1145*
Apr. 17 985*
Jan. 31 99
Feb.
675* July
65
July
795* July
—-
695* July
655* July
795* July
97
26
9
5
6
8
Jan.
May
May
May
102
14 1075* May 16
10 1035* Jan.
31 108
July
Mar. 17 1045* July
98H Apr.
995* Jan.
1015* July
945* Mar.
935* Apr.
92 5* -Tan.
25.
695
69
28
Feb. 25
Jan.
955* Apr. 27 98
June 22
995* June 13 1055* Mar. 2
109
1 111
Mar.
June
6
1045* May
—
"Indus trials" pag
935*
1025* 1025* Sale
1095* 110
92 5*
85
72
111
Sale
32
1075* 1065*
Sale
90
69 5*
Sale
945*
1005*
835* Sale
-----
-----
745*
94
'
Sale
955*
985*
635* Sale
255* Sale
75
70
66
775*
Sale
80
91
IQOH
70 H
Sale
1055*
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
105
995*
July
995*
985*
1025*
1105*
July
July
July
July
1
935* July
27
7 1005* July
67 5* Feb.
2
65
July 25
795* Jan. 13
795* Jan.
89
91
91
73
Jan.
70
Jan.
16
9
13
32
July 31 355* July
1065* July 31 1065* July
Sale
655* July 31 c68
July
3 1055* July
1055* 1055* July
Sale
805*
IVA
51
60
73
80
66
75
835*
825* July
July
July
58
75
July
775* July
95
101
825*
75
725*
925* Sale
72
July
915* July
93
93 5* July
975*
Sale
955* July
565* July
20
July
775* Sale
755* July
92 5*
97
565*
205*
Sale
11
72
July
2
925* July 14
July
1
965* July 20
67
July
3
28
July
3
24
775* July
13
875* July
88
July
1025* July
108
July
—...
July
1
94
80
1015* 1025* 1015* 1025* 102
835* July
14 1025* July
Apr. 28
Jan.
19
2
91
815*
815*
;905*
92
1075* 1065* July
90
94
80
82
Sale
Sale
67
Sale
Sale
905*
"82""
935* Sale
79
825*
895*
Sale
Sale
915*
Sale
77
77
Sale
107
July 22
935* July 10
83
July !■: 8
835* July
7
82
July
6
c905* July
1
88
July 22
95
July
2
90
July
82
July
805* July
67
July
89
July
85
July
905* July
755*
775*
855*
865*
1015*
1035*
1015*
825*
905*
805*
1015*
"86""
77
71
Jan.
73
685*
575*
1045* 105
Sale
1065*
1055* 105 5*
Sale
1165*
Sale
915*
Sale
1055*
1025*
995*
995*
96
945*
Jan.
22
6
8
16
7
5
1025* Jan. 21
935* Mar. 5
905* Jan. 15
100
Jan. 17
96
Mar. 20
1015* Apr. 11
875* Feb. 25
Jan. 26
Mar. 13
Mar. 5
Jan.
26
Jan.
7
9
Jan.
1025* Apr. 29
1015* May
6
1095* Mar. 24
June
June
103
June
June
June
June
96
85
July
815* July
3
7
June
1025* July
3 1025* July
3
July
Jan.
93
Jan.
96
Jan.
Jan.
11
9
8
26
7
14
995* Jan. 21
985* Mar. 6
955* Jan. 24
925* Jan. 23
91
June
July
July
Feb.
Jan.
July
June
3 1045* May 10
June 11
June 11 100
86
May
8
Apr. 22
85
1015* July
25 1015* July
25
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
13
8
31
1
21
17
31
13
20
30
18
945* July
9
Jan.
Feb.
80
19
27
25
28
June
3
81
Jan.
3
Mar. 15 795* Mar. 28
June 26 91
Mar.
9
Jan.
6
91
Feb. 10
June
1 cl035*June
1
July 22 1105* Mar. 18
Apr.
Sale
Jan.
695* Jan.
110
695* Apr. 25 755*
90
Apr. 22
965*
88 H May
5
965*
95
May 29 101 >
50
June
1
76
15
June
2
35
105
14
June
7
1045* May
1005* Jan. 21
91
Apr. 13
66
July 21
725* June 12
935* Apr. 22
995* Apr. 28
795* Apr. 24
June
1065* 1075* 107
935* July 27
965* Jan. 31 1005* July
965* Apr. 10 100
May
100
Jan. 30 1045* May
5
1075* Feb.
1105* June
99
May 12 1015* May
30
Apr. 17 50
Jan.
104 5* Jan.
6 108
Mar.
16
995* July
2 103 5* July
14 1105* July
875* 865* 875* 855* July
85
87
925*
925* 87
July
1015* 102 5* 1025* Sale
1015* July
1075* 1065* Sale
105
July
1015*
Sale
91
855*
1025*
D
1932 A
Sale
100
1005* Sale
102 5*
955*
90
91
1951
Choc Okl Ac Gulf consol 5a
Cin Ham 8c Day 2d g
4Ha
Sale
985* Sale
87
June 15 1951
Sale
106
5*
1055*
Sale
1952 M S
D
1st 5s series B
975* 1055*
915* Sale
87 H
95
1960 MN
June 15 1951
June 15 1951
St L 8c Pitts cons
g 5s
99 5* 1005*
107
108 5*
J
1934 A
.........
sale.
Sale
A
Registered
98
87 5*
O
1988
Gold 5s....
Gash
-
1975 F
D
Sec. gold 4Hs series A
Convertible gold 4Hs
Chic S L Ac N O—
C
-
2000 A
1949 MN
Registered
Registered
"i",66o
110
"93""
89
J
May 2037
Refunding gold 4s
lat 8c ref
M
715*
1936 M
935* July
101
100
93 5*
94
D
1st 8c ref 4 Hs aer G
Conv 45*8 series A
Gold 3 Ha
3,000
68,000
59,000
28,000
119,000
290,000
50,000
7,000
5,000
1,000
«.
33
105
66
76
May 2037 J
May
2037 I
Mem Div 4s
19",000
635* Sale
MN
Stpd 1st 8c ref 4 Ha
1,000 Chic
108
Q F
*Hs..Mar 1
Registered.
304", 000
Sale
103
lnc tax. .1987 MN
lat 8c ref g 5a
110
Sale
1933 MN
1
100
20
1015* Apr.
1045* July
1045* July
100
July
1005* July
1015* July
955* July
97
July
945* July
985* 995* 1005* 1005*
99 5* Sale
985* 100
102
41
"35""
1987 MN
103,000 Chic R I 8c Pacific gen g 4s
10,000
926,000
Sale
J
...........
935* July
Feb.
1
1987 MN
Registered
llolVs
95
97
93
102
J
Stpd non-payt Fed lnc tax.. 1987 MN
Stpd gen 4Ha non-pay lnc tax. 1987 MN
June
855* July
70
July
19
J
General 4a
Jan.
94
22
Jan.
May 15
14 1095* Jan. 30
28 92
Apr. 21
5 835* Feb. 25
28 1035* June 29
16 1025* Apr.
4
1075* Jan.
88
July
78
May
101
75
27
23
10 1035* May 23
13 1025* May 25
2 1035* May 12
10
955* June 11
8 cl02
May 25
6
7
945* Jan.
5
5
1045* May
1989 J
1989 J
9,000
33,000
27,000
10
7
20 104
Jan.
1989
48",660
2
Jan.
1045* Jan.
925*
Sale
J
1989
1
25
Jan.
1035* Jan.
915* Sale
-
107
27
795*
m
895* May 16
July 20
May
8
15 1055* Mar. 20
27 100
Jan.
3
102
July 27
July 23
6
July
6
July
2
July
6
July
1
July
22
July
66
1085* 110
m,'
15
July
July
68
7
121
June
8
27 1035* June 11
1 1075* July
Sale
65
—
7
16
23
13
15
9
13
21
1065* July
107
795*
—
Feb.
June 12
1025
Jan.
109
69
103
-
108
21 102
14
27
7
10
675*
91
J
9
14
1025* May 21
July
July
102 '
7.
Jan.
985* July
965* July
97
July
1045* July
"985*
97
695*
815*
98
965*
965* Sale
J
90
18
.
July
July
July
July
97
98
70 5*
80
J
1947 J
Feb.
985*
98
Sale
975*
955*
955*
965*
965* "975* 965* '975* 97
Sale
1025* Sale 103
102
P
69
J
1947 J
Mar.
85
89
July 14
95
July 14
1135* July 21
1125* July
3
69
795*
10
July
July
July
July
Sale
Sale
See
...
Refunding gold 5s
Refunding 4s series C
955*
Jan.
965* July 21
855* Sale
855*
945* 945*
1135* 115
1135*
1125*
l\VA
l!H
1025
87
985* May
Jan.
1005*
1005* Sale
Sale
8
Feb.
855* July
795* July
935* July
9
12
Apr.
May
Jan. 22 102
May
Jan. 19 108
May
Jan. 20 108n May
Jan. 20 1075* May
Jan. 21 104
May
July 23 1005* July
Jan.
1135* June
87
945*
July
Jan.
Jan.
"945*
104
J
4.000 Chic Ac Erie lat gold 5s
1982 M N
520,000 Chic Gt Western 1st 50-yr 4a
1959 M S
1,000 Chic Indianap Ac Louiav ref g 6a.1947 J
J
78
103
1949 J
....
715*
855* July
70
July
10
1035* Feb. 21
3 1035* Feb. 20
Jan.
1035* July
1035* July
945* July 20 955* July
83
935* Sale
102
101
101
93
388,000
82,000
46,000
A
7,000 Chic 8c E 111 1st cons g 6a...
1934 A O
191,000 Chic 8t E 111 Ry (new co) gen 5a..l951
MN
84
1045* 106
935*
Illinois Division 4a............1949 J
J
General 4a.
.....1958 M S
1st 8c ref 4 H* aerlea B
1977 F A
let 8c ret 5a series A
1971 F
73
104
j""j
1950
86
Sale
June
Feb.
79
965*
Mar. 20
July
June
June
645*
1035* Sale 1025*
955*
965*
945*
88
6 100
May 29
----
1065* Sale
1005*
1035* July
81
July
1025* July
107T
July
1025* July
1015* July
1015* July
106 5* July
1065* July
1065* July
103
July
1005* July
1135* July
1195* July
103 5* July
865* July
102
July
1055* July
103
July
985* July :
1035* July 17 1035* July
8
1085* 1085* 1085* 108 * July
8 1085* July
8
8°5*
88
805*
July 28 88
July 28
§§*
Sale Prices.
71
Feb. 27
7 1005* July 23
Feb.
103 5* 1045* 103-5* 104
62
1.
Feb. 27
July
101
July
1005* July
965* July
825* July
108
104
1989 J
7,000 Chic 8c Alt Ry lat lien g 3Ha
59
"Sale
101
Craig Valley 1st g 5s
May 1940 J
Potta Creek Br 1st 4a.........1946 J
Sale Prices.
975* Jan.
100
97
675*
110
104
1989 J
Warm Springs Valley 1st
g 5a .1941 M S
Chesapeake Corp conv to 5s Mayl5 '47
183,000 Chic 8c Alt RR ref g 3a.
1949 A O
12,000
Certif deposit atpd Oct 1929 lnt...
45", 606
Sale
1045*
....1993 A O
1-1995 '
J
R 8c A Dlv 1st con
g 4s_
R 8c A Dlv 2d con
gold 4s
Sale
Sale
100
97
I960 F
S
1195*
"93"
Sale
1936 J
1992 M
Sale
102
83
......1939 M N
;
General gold 4 Ha
106
1055*
1055*
1015*
1005*
1135*
Sale
91
F
Guar 5a
100
Sale
Sale
70
112H Sale
109 H 11451
95j
9751
Sale
963
1949 F
Sale
102
935*
1987 J
1025*
1085* 1075*
Sale
1005*
Sale
1005*
Sale
July
July
July
July
July
1045* 1035* July
Sale
77
July
102
July
1685* 107
July
Sale
100
July
Sale
100
July
Sale
100
July
Sale
1055* July
Sale
1055* July
Sale
1055* July
1025* 1015* July
Sale
100
July
Sale
1125* July
Sale
1185* July
Sale
1015* July
Sale
83
July
Sale
98
July
Sale
1045* July
Sale
1005* July
Sale
975* July
102
113
87 H
102H
95
85
93
Q
....
Charles 8c Savannah 1st g 7a
166",606
95
84
"785*
ale
985*
985*
945*
825*
Sale
i§*
79
"995*
83 H
Chat Div pur money g 4a.....1951 J
Mac 8c Nor Die 1st g 5a
1946 J
Middle Ga 8C Atl Div pur m 5a..1947 J
Mobile Div lat g 5a
1946 J
15,000 Cent N E 1st guar 4s
1961 J
J
20,000 Cen RR 8c Bkg of Ga col tr
g 5S..1937 M N
31,000 Central of N J gen g 5a...
1987 J
J
85
98
1005*
!i%
98
Registered $1,000 8CI5.000...1945 MN
98
Sale
JAN.
Highest.
855* Feb. 20
96
995*
945*
.....
Sale
Sale Prices.
71
84
855* Sale
995* Sale
1045* 1055* 105
102
1025* Sale
975* Sale
1025* 103
1075* Sale
89
93 H
Not. 1945 F
Ref 8c gen 5Hs aeries B
Ref 8c gen 5a series C
Sale
79
1105* Sale
115 H Sale
100 H Sale
885* Sale
995* Sale
1025* Sale
1025* Sale
J
1935
"¥,066
177", 606
Sale
J
12,000 Caro Clinch 8t Ohio lat 5a
1938 J D
29,000
lat 8t con g 6s aerlea A.Dec 15 1952 J D
1,000 Carthage 8t Adlr lat gu g 4s
1981 J D
31666
Sale
99
O
A
cons
985*
July 1969
1956
98 H
1015*
106 5*
1005*
100H
100 H
1065b
106 5*
1065*
Sale
105
..Oct 1969
Guar gold 45*a......June 15
Guar g434 s
Sale
975*
98
Sale
85
Sale Prices.
SINCE
Lowest.
1005* July 23 100 5* July 23
1035*
1005* 102
J
Canadian No deb a f 7a
......1940
25-year deb a f guar IHs
1946
95 %
98 J*
III" "85"
95 H
101H 103
Ask
Highest.
62
100
94 5*
J
1938 J
1937 M S
1968
Guaranteed g 5s
Guaranteed g 5s
CaroCent lat
RANGE
Lowest
875*
895*
96
99 5*
M
1957 I
Gold
\
.
89
J
ConsoMKa
1957 M N
Burl Ced Rap 8c Nor 8c Col ts lat 5s '34 A O
Canada Sou con gu 8c col tr 5a._ 1962 A O
Canadian Nat guar 434a-Sept 15 1954 M S
4Ha
■
July 31.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
Ask
975*
Belvldere Del
"
July I.
Battle Creek Ac Sturgla gu St.... 1989 J
Beech Creek lit gu 4a..........1936 J
Second guar gold 5a
.....1936 J
4,000 Big Sandy Ry lat guar 4a
1944
233,000 Boston & Maine lat 5s A C
..1967
lat mortgage 5s aeries 2
99,000
.1955
lat g 4Jia series JJ
278,000
1961
.1,000 Boston 8c N Y Air Line lat gu 4a.1955
91,000
59,000
5,000
87,000
263,000
139,000
144,000
176,000
42,000
144,000
112,000
112,000
49,000
153,000
590,000
83,000
77,000
90,000
293,000
PRICES IN JULY.
1931.
«
'i'666
19
Jan. 2
N. T. STOCK EXCHANGE.
ib", ooo
EXCHANGE—BONDS
Sale
625*
73
Sale
645*
1035*
Sale
106
Sale
105
1165* 1155*
Sale
905*
Sale
105
1035*
100
995*
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
945* July
11*
105 -.s
1065*
106
1165*
915*
1055*
1035*
100
995*
9
855* May
8
915* May 12
14 1015* Apr.
18 101
Feb.
1
18
Mar. 11
3
73
Feb. 11
2 1055* June
8
3 1065* May 26
May 19
June
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
June
27 106
13
2
U92H
July
21
Jan.
Jan.
22
3 1055* Apr
Jan.
21
Jan.
Jan,
15 100
9
Apr. 22
May 15
1035*
24
1
*pr.
7
Apr.
8
995* June 13
985* Apr. 22
96
Mar.
0
Sales in
Jan. 2
Cin Union Term lat 4 He
Clearfield Ac Mahon lat ltd
Cairo Dir lat
30",600
gold 4a
St Louia Div lat
..1939
1991
...
J
J
J
J
92%
coll truat ft 4a. 1990
MN
Q9W
4a..—1940
M S
Sprlnft 5t Col DIt lat ft
W W Val DIt lat ft 4a
"5.666
4,000
8.000
4,000
2020 J
15a..1943 J
Cin W 5t M Div lat a 4a
CleT Col G 5c Ind gen con
1940
6a
CleT Lor 8c Wheel con lat ft
J
A
O
J
3%t
4Ha..
J
"95%
100
...
87%
Coal R1t Ry lat gu
Col 5c Tol lat ext 4a
Conn 5c Paaaum RIts lat ft
Conaolidated Ry non-cony
3,000
F
A
86%
102% 104
A
O
102%
4a
1955
A5cO 1955
J5cJ 1956
Non-cony deb 4a
11.000
Sale
97
D
Sale
Sale
96
4s....1935
73
76
68
73%
76
74
73
69%
75
Sale
72%
D
65
Sale
104%
105%
Des Plainea Val
Detroit 5c Mack
Gold 4s
42,000 Detroit River Tunnel 1st gu
4%»-1961
Dul Mlssabe 5c Nor gen
94
Sale
Sale
Sale
94%
62%
Sale
71
""6",000
93,000
16,000
1,000
623,000
725,000
35,000
4,000
5,000
1,000
104% Sale
102% 104%
101%
85
Sale
Do
gold 5s aer 1927 ...1967
Ref 5c Imp 5s of 1930
1975
Erie 5c Jersey lat a f 6a
...1955
Genesee Riy RR lat a f 6s.
1957
Erie 5c Pittab gen gu ft 3Hs sex jB. 1940
Ref 8c impt
M N
4,000 Fla Cent 5c Pen consol gold 5a ..1943
3,000 Fla East Goaat lat 4Hs
1959
106,000
lat 5c ref 5a aer A
1974
12,000 Fonda John & G1 gen ref 4Ha—1952
106
Galv Houa 5c Hend
Ga Caro 5c Nor lat
2,000
Sale
101
A
O
103
122,000|
85
97% 101
Sale
105% Sale
M S
J D
lgt 5c refund 4%a Ser
192,660
168,666
Gen mtge 5a Ser
Gen mtge 5Ha Ser
...1936
Gen 4H"
250,000
Gen 4Ha
101%
Sale
Sale
G........—1973
Seriea D............ 1976
aeries E
1977
Green Bay 5c
Sale
Sale
West deb ctfa A—
Debenture ctfa B..
4s...
1940
Gulf Mob 5c Nor 1st 5 Ha
1950
10,000
lac mtge gold 5a seriea G
...1950
Gulf 5c Ship Island ref 5a...Feb 1952
Greenbrier Ry 1st ftu ft
Feb
90
Feb
16
MN
A
A
O
J
J
Registered
.1999 [J J
MN
3,000 Housatonlc RR con ft 5a........1937
J
J
Houst 5c Tex G lat g 5a int ftu .—1937
7,000 Houa Belt 5t Ter lat 5s
1937
3,000 Houst E 5c W Tex 1st 5a
i.1933
lat gu ft 5a redeem
.....
1933
353,000 Hudson 5c Manhat lat 5c ref 5s A. 1957
279,666
Adjust Income 5a....
.Feb 1957
12,006
6,000 Illinois Central 1st ft 4s.
1,000
lat gold 3 Ha
Registered
1,000
24,600
169,000
14,000
50,000
46,000
40,000
309,000
.......1951 ]
-
1951
Oaah Sale.
1
July 31
1
94% July
56
July 30
62% July 30
91
27
6
17
24
6
31
24
94% July
96
July
64% July
73% July
3
22%
17%
95%
99% July 21 100
71% July 31 76
74
July 27 76
75%
6
75% July
74% July 28 81%
74
July 29 81%
111% July 15 112%
111
July 31 112%
97% July 31 98%
95% July 23 95%
85
85
92
85
75
Sale
18
75
19
Sale
75
97%
104% 105
31
Sale
19
15
16
16
95%
97%
105
June
Jan.
Jan.
104% 105
July 30
100% 102
25
85% Jan.
9
8
5
8
Apr. 20
Apr.
7
35
Apr. 28
35
Apr. 28
101% May 14j 104% May 19
104% June 18 104% June 18
102
Jan.
7 104% July 20
60% Feb.
2
36% May 21
5
96% Feb. 25; 97% May
Jan.
104% Jan.
2 108
104
Feb. 20 107% June
102% Jan. 19 106% June
84% Feb.
3 89% Mar.
80% July B 87% Mar.
70
Apr. 14
79% Jan.
Jan.
m May
May
28
Jan.
June
3
Jan.
70% Feb.
65% June
2
3
3
July
68
66
109
July
July
July
27
June
Jan.
21
106% Jan.
5
Jan
6
Jan. 19
67% May 27|
17
June 11
16
July
8
93
81
80
31
8
86
18 101% July
9 113% July
101% July
112% 112% 112% July
107% July
107% Sale
28 10«% July
109% July
1 110% July
18
1
3
7
Mar. 16
Jan. 14
Jan.
8
6
28% Jan.
8
July
21
July 20
May
5
July 31
July 23
July
86
66
8
.
Jan.
95% July 13 100
30
June
3 57% Feb.
86
23
Jan.
93% May 26
95% July 23
18
2
1
6
23
25
1
14
21
23
27
13
17
35
110
98%
108
Sale
Sale
Sale
102% Sale
95% Sale
95% Sale
50%
75
7%
96%
84%
83
16
109% Sale
99% 100
107% Sale
101% Sale
95
Sale
94% Sale
50% 75
7%
16
85
75
86
Sale
72
80
103% 104%
104
Sale
85
Jan.
21 95
73
Jan. 16 73
103% Apr. 18 105
99% Jan. 29 101%
110
Feb.
3,113%
105% Jan.
3,108%
98% July
107% July
1
31
101% July 31
94
July 31
94% July 31
8 108% June
109
July
July
July
July
10
10
96% July
7
100%
108%
.03%
96%
26
18
Feb.
Jan.
3
80
July
17
83
July.
21112
Feb.
24
9 110
Apr. 22
M N
100
F
A
98% Sale
A
O
74
J
J
J
J
A
O
86
75
A
O
85
Sale
95%
102
89
90
90
79
91
85
Sale
104%
109%
96
Sale
85
93
102
102
161"" 102'"
98%
78%
102
Sale
Sale
Sale
77% Sale
"87"
83
"85"" "87"
84%
82%
84%
75%
97%
105
82%
90%
July
102
July
101% July
98% July
77% July
85*1
85% Sale
7 100
July
22
11 102% July
27 102
July
100
25]
85% July
31
85
July
July
79% July
14! 102
31
6
94% July
85% July
86%
M
88
25
6
85% July 31
85% July 25 86%
81
80%
July 27 83
2
84%
85% '83% 88% 84% July
3
74
78%
July
76%
Sale
Sale
96% July 28! 99%
99%
2 107
106
10 6* Sale
July
106
Sale
73
July 31 83%
Sale
92%
92%
88
Sale
II*
Apr.
95
17
Mar. 21
May 13
June 17
July 3
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
May
9
Jan.
5
May
5
Jan.
8
Jan.
Apr.
7
17
Jan.
15
Apr.
2
21
12
104% Mar. 18
June
18! 104% July 22
July
July
94*
94%
94%
85
*86%
103% July
97% July
103% 102
June
June
1
101%
101%
Jan.
1 102
98% July
07% July 31 111
3 cl08
101
June
94
July 31 100
94% July 25, 99%
67% Apr.
Mar.
105%
"97% loo" 166%
102]
108]
Feb.
Apr. 20
June
5
102
M N
J
Sale
108% Sale
113
May 19
83
13
60
101%
101%
3
June
6
Feb.
99
June 24 101
95% July
45% July
50
45
4
June
13 104% July
13
2
35
87
67
104% July
June 30
105% Apr. 27 107% Apr.
103% Feb. 10 105% May
95% July
35
July
95% Sale
27 106
3 106% May 25
Apr. 28 100
Apr. 30
Feb.
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
22% July
18
July
Feb. 10
47
70% Mar. 4
80% Mar. 12
72
July 24
99% May 25
7
5
30
Jan.
July
July
July
July
July
75
4, 72% Apr. 24
July
1
12| 75
July 31
7
7
8
93
July 11
July
2
July 28
July
8
96% Mar. 27
June 29
31 76
June 11
107
97%
101%
101% 105 h
100% 100*1
100
100*4
J
Extended 1st g 3 Ha
1951
1st gold 3a sterling.......
1951 M S
A O
Collateral truat gold 4a.......1952
MN
1st refunding 4s
......1955
J
J
Purchased lines lat 3Hi—
1952
MN
Coll tr g 4a L N O 5c T
1953
MN
Refunding 5s................1955
J
J
15-year secured 6Ha..........1936
F A
40-year 4Ha
1966 J D
Cairo Bridge gold 4a
1950
e
"K*
94
O
J
1999 [J
23,000|Hock Val lat con ft 4H«
30
Feb.
48
81
109% Sale
A ...—1961
B......
1952
75,000
339,000
72
Sale
111
Registered
-----
11
31
Jan.
102
1940 A
751,000 Gt Nor—Gen 7a Seriea A
97%
73
......1946 A
Oawegatchie lat 5a...—1942;J
I ex 1st gu g 4Ha
1941 J
Sale
....
105
64%
5s 1929
1934
15-yer deb g a f 6a guar.......1936
Grays Point Term 1st ftu ft 5a ...1947
—.
99
Extended at 6% to
20
68
70
68% Jan.
1
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
44
65
73%
72
97%
105%
105%
1
14
June 20
69% Jan. 19
7 103% July 29
78%
112%
111% 112
Sale
112% 114% Ill
97% Sale
94%
104%
May 12
2
40
25
100%
28%
Jan.
93% Jan.
16
July
7
Jan.
92
July
73% July
6
85% June
30
40
94%
26 «-
Georgia Midland 1st 3a
Gouv 5c
93%
21
D
15
74
M S
J
20
4%
Sale
MN
89
4
Sale
Oct. 1945|J
3,000 Gr R 5c
123,000 Grand Trunk of Can a f 7a
20
15
79
77
3
11
8
Sale
75
J
66
Sale
80
J
57%
62%
76
19331A
lat 5a.
lat cons 5a
trA
Sale
J
May 25
75
96
76
74
D
Mar.
June
7
Sale
74
112
107%
Feb.
Apr.
107% 110% 105% 110%
105% 105% 104% July 15 107
107
103
104% July 30 104%
103
104
89
1
85
July
87% Sale
85
Sale
84
3
84
Sale
80% July
27
78%
75
July
"77"" Sale" 75% Sale
74%
76%
91%
91%
1941
Ft Worth 5c Denver Gity 5H« —.1961
6,000 Faem Elk 5t Mo V lat 6a
1933
20
2 105
May
7
102% Jan. 30 104% Feb. 18
102% July
102%
102%
104% 105%
104%
103% July
3 104% July 20
103% 103% 104%
46
July 21
46
July 21
46
50
43
50
98
99
97%
Sale
109
Fort St U D Co lat g 4 Ha
19
Mar.'29
92% Jan.
92% Jan. 20
101
88
100
O
A
87
99
74
64
99% 100%
71% Sale
71
75
67%
75
Sale
70%
1940
Series G 3 Ha
Ga 5c Ala
98
1953
1953
Gen cony 4s Seriea D..
8,000
58,000
84
72% Sale
76%
1953
4a Ser A.....
do
Ser R
60 yr cony g
66
60%
93%
4s..........1951
Penn coll trust g
18
92
31 101% July
July
16 87
73% July
91
75%
25
50
102% 103%
103%
100
103
MN
East Tenn Va 5c Ga cons 1st g 5s 1956
M N
11,000 Elgin Jol 5c East lat ft 5a
1941
1,000 El Paso 5c S W lat 5c ref 5s
1965 A O
80,000 Erie lat con 5c prior lien 4s
1996
6,000
Registered
218,000
lat consol gen lien 4s.
1996
Registered...
............
10
Apr. 25
May 14
May 22
Sale
42
80
30
43
J
Sale
7%
5%
19%
J
101
98
98
25
M N
Feb.
July
15 111% July 29 108% Feb.
104% June
13 107% July 28
101% Jan.
1 103% July 31
July 16
73% July
2
36% July
61% July
72
July
79%
73
76% 72
July
64
74% 70
66
94% July
94% Sale
96% Sale
105%
July
107
103%
104% 107
105% 104% July
104% Sale 105
98
36
74
61%
65
Sale
J
5a....... 1941
Dul 5c Iron Range lat 5s
1937 A O
5,000 Dul So Shore 5c Atlantic g 5s
1937 J J
2,000 East Ry M No Div lat ft 4a
1948 A O
"18*666
Sale
Sale
Certificates of deposit
1st guar 4%«
1947 M"S
J D
lat lien ft 4a.....1995
1995 J D
21
May 15
May
7
May
8
Feb.
22
Last sale
100% Jan.
74
74
72%
73%
72%
74
36* Sale
43
J
J
Jan.
6 105% July 24
7 105% July 27 103% Jan.
101 % Feb. 26 102% July 31
3 102% July 31
101
Jan. 15 101% July 31
9 101% July 31
104% July
101 % July
101% July
91
73
D
D
Ft D lat ftu ft
Jul"y"l8
it
94%
B
....1936
491,000 Del 5c Hud lat 4a tax ex N T
1943 M N
A O
1,000
10-year conyertible 5a.....
1935
M N
38,000
15-year 5Ha
1937
F A
Del R1t RR 5c Bdge lat gu ft 4a..l936
179', 606 Den 5c Rio Gr 1st cons ft 4a..
1936 J
J
15,000
Consol gold 4Ha
1936
220,000 Deny 5c R Gr West gen 5s Aug 1955 F
A
109,000
Ref 5c imp mtge 5a aer B.......1978
Des Moines 5c
97%
17
Feb.
Apr. 10
Jan.
7
92%
90
1st lien 5c ref 6a aeriea
JuTy"6
91%
111 % 110% July
110
110% 111
106% July
107% Sale 106% 108
102% July
Sale
103%
102% Sale
95
95%
100
July
Sale
100
Sale
101
86
July
84
89%
85%
Sale
106
M N
172,000 Cuba Northern Rya lat 5%a_.„—1942
71,000 Cuba RR lat 50-yr g 5a
1952
40,000
lat lc refund 7%s aerieaA...... 1936
91%
Apr. 24
Mar. 27
103% Jan.
2 105
95% July 31 101%
3
97
Mar. 12
99%
94
Feb. 10
'92% July"15 91
90
June
2 93%
95% Jan. 19 95%
95% Apr.
7 97%
97% July 18
100%
91%
88%
88%
104
July 22
103
104% 102% 103% 103% July 21
104% July
2
103% 104% 102% 104% 103% July 30
Sale
1955
4a
1943
deb 4a 1954
Non-cony debenture 4a
Non-cony debenture
10", 606
97%
96%
97%
6
May
91
Colo 8c Southern Ref 8c ext 4Ha--1935
M N
61,000
General mtge 4Hs series A-...1980
A O
Col 8c Hock Valley lat ext g 4a—..1948
"Y,66o
Sale
.....
Prices.
105
2
103% Jan.
100%
A
J
91^
"&
87
92
92
—
86 %
F
...1945
4a
98%
91% July 31
104% July
8 104% July
103% July 10 104% July
98% July
95% July 31
105
104
Sale
102*
101%
Sale
101*
101%
100% 101% 102*
101%
101%
100
J
MN
*96%
3
93% July
1.
Highest.
Sale
Sale Prices.
102% Jan. 31 106
98% Apr. 24
97
91% July 31
109% Feb. 17 110
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
July 13
103% July 31 106
104% 105% 105
102
102
18$
96%
96%
101%
31,000 CleT Union Term'la lat a f5Ha A.1972 A O
A O
41,000
lat a f ft 5a aeriea B guar......1973
119,000
lat a f guar 4Ha aer G
1977 A O
1*88",000
98%
91%
95
98
Sale
98
98
101
A O
Seriea G gu 3%«
Sale
Sale
97%
104% 105""
103% 104%
103% 105%
J
1942
...1942
1948
Seriea D 3Ha
1950
2,000
General 4Ha aeriea A.........1977
33,000 CleT Short Line lat gu 4Ha
1961
Series B gu
Serlea A gu
101
Sale
93
J
1934
5a...1933
114
Sale
93%
J
J
5a
1938
CleT 5c Marietta lat ftu 4%s
1935 MN
A O
CleT It Pitta gen gu 4Ha aer B—1942
CleT It Mahon Valley ft
"96~%
105% 106% 103% Sale
101%
101
93% *93% 91% Sale
103 %
J
J
§3%
19931 D
26,656 C C C 5c St L gen ft 4a
General 5a aerleaB..
.......1993 J D 109%
104
"T.ooo
Ref 5c imp 4a aeriea G......
1941 J J
J
J 103 %
Ref 5c Imp 5a aeriea D-........1963
56,000
Ref 5c impt 4 Ha aeriea E
177,000
1977 J J 100%
53,000
Ask.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
Ask.
Bid.
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
July 31.
July 1.
1931.
5 ft.
N. T. STOCK EXCHANGE.
Value.
SINCE JAN.
RANGE
JULY.
PRICES IN
Price
BONDS
July
\
EXCHANGE—BONDS
N. Y. STOCK
20
99
Jan.
09
Jan.
3 106% Jan. 21
101% Jan.
100% Apr. 28 100% Apr. 28
97% July
7, 101% May 15
100
Jan. 12 101% June 22
5 103
May 19
100% Jan.
4 102
July 27
100% Feb.
7 102
July 14
100
Jan.
98
Jan. 19 102% Mar. 18
2
7
79% July
74
Jan.
93%
83%
86%
85%
May
June
Jan. 10
May 19
May 12
85% Apr.
9
86% Jan. 10
87
Feb. 28
96
84% June 10 96
76% June 10 93
Jan.
7 88]
80
June
3 90]
73
95% June 12 106
106
June
71% June
90
1 110
2 100
93
June 23
Jan.
16
Mar. 10
Mar.
6
6
28
Jan. 16
Jan. 21
Jan. 15
Mar.
Jan.
N. Y. STOCK
Salesin
Price
July
BONDS
Value.
N. T. STOCK EXCHANGE.
Illinois Central (Concluded)
Litchfield Div 1st g 3s
Louisv DIv 8c Ter g 334*
34",000
Spring! DIt 1st g 334*
Western Lines 1st g 4s
Ask.
12,606
84,000
165,000
434s series C
Ind 111 Ac la 1st gold 4s
76
79
75
79
86
8234
86
8334
8534
9034
84
99
Sale
95
95
•
1965
1956 J
J
1956 J
J
M N
70
M N
7034
F
A
J
D
"1334
1334
1951 M
1950 A
O
April 1950 J
Plain
J
Sale
9134
9534
9754
7734 Sale
100
Sale
1997
A
J
M N
Sale
2003 M N
2003 M N
10234 107
1941 A O
101
1945 M S
8834
10934 11334
O
1962 MN
Long Dock
1935 A
O
8,000 Long Island gen g 4s
1938 J
Gold 4s
3,000
1932 J
Unified gold 4s..
1,000
.......1949 M
Deb gold
5,000
5s..............
1934 J
20-year deb 5s.........
33,000
1937 M
Guar ref gold 4s..
43,000
1949 M
N Sh Bch 1st cons gu 5s_
1,000
Oct. 1932 Q
275,000 Louisiana Ac Ark 1st 5s series A..1969 J
1,000 lou Ac Jeff Bridge gu g 4s......1945 M
D
9134
D
92
88
101
Sale
10
234
9434
8634
9234 Sale
7634
7734
9234 Sale
-----
102
100
84
8234
98
10034
8634 Sale
Sale
12
94
10034 105
Little Miami gen 4s series A
gold 6s
77
66
10
89
~96~" "9734
1965 A
72
68
10
93
Sale
85
IS*
10034
8834
8034 July
91
§2"" July"
;
9634
7734 July
90
July
9734 July
93 34 July
"8934
Sale
I,out8T Ac Nashv gold 5s....
102
10034 Sale
8534
8534
8034
90
99
9934
112,000
105,000
129,000
1,000
16,000
38", 000
8,000
3,000
"5".666
~2~666
J
J
J
98
84
South Ry Joint Monon 4s
Atl Knox 8c Cln di?
g 4s
..1952
J
1955 M N
Louis Cin Ac Lex div 6
434*
4,000
9,000
63 34
100
1934
J
10134
Manila RR South Lines 1st
4s...1939 M N
1st ext 4s
1959 M N
Manito S W Colonix g 5s
1934 J D
Man G B Ac NW 1st gu
334*.--..1941 J
J
Mex Internat 1st 4s asstd
1977
7334
Mich Cent Mich Air Line 1st
Jack L Ac S gold
334*
9634
8434
4s.Zl940
J
1951 M
1st gold 3348
Cons
ext
J
S
1952 M N
434s (1884)
Mil Spar At N W 1st gu 4s
Mllw Ac State Line 1st
guar
Minn A St L 1st
cons
1st 8c refund gold 4s..
I6IH
85
Sale
1934,J
D
9734
8
....
99
Sale
95
J
M N
1949 M 8
15
15
434
8
F
6434
6934
Sale
9434
1947 M
......1962 Q
Certificates of deposit........
74
65
1
9934
89
Sale"
"88""
97
"(f.ooo
44,000
M St P 8c S S M 4s
stpd...
1938 J
J
5s
1938 J
J
5s gtd as to Int.......1938
J
J
10-yr coll tr g 634*
1931 M S
1st 8c ret 6s series
A..........1946 J
J
25-year g 534*-1949 M 8
1st ref 534* series B
1978 J
J
MStPAcSSMAt Cent Term
1st Chic Term s f 4s........1941
1st
cons
1st
cons
26,000 Mississippi Cent 1st 5s
35,000 Missouri-Illinois RR 1st 5s
MN
1949 J
J
A.1959 J
J
Mo Kan 8c Tex 1st g 4s
.....1990 J D
143,000
Missour-Kansas-Tsxas RR—
Prior lien 5s series A.........1962
169,000
J
J
40-year 4s series B
......1962 J
59,000
J
Pr lien mtge 434s ser D...
1978 J
J
21,000
Cum adjust 5s series A
Jan 1967 A O
125,000
Missouri Pacific RR Co—
51,000
624,000
556,000
197,000
502,000
206,000
1,194,000
ser
1st 8c refund 5s series A......1965
F
A
General 4s
80
93 34
9834
9834
80
82
44
65
97
9734
92
mtmrntm
m
mm'mem'
90
90
65
Sale
88
Sale
Sale
9554
Sale
89
Sale
9834 Sale
69
Sale
97
Convertible gold 534*....
1st ref gold 58 series H
93
Sale
Sale
Sale
9634
Sale
1st & ref 58
ser
I
Mo Pac 3d 7s ext at
1980 A O
1981
MN
4%....July 1938
3s ...1945
Mobile 8c Blrm prior lien g
Small
......
Mortgage gold 4s.....
Small...
7,000
c
Cash
sale
......
1945
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
8834 July
1
7
3
27
14
434 July
9634 July
30
29
2
25
1
9454
8454
10254
10254
9034 July
77
Sale
—-
June
3
9734 Apr. 15
9
8834 Jan. 12
Apr. 29 10354 Apr.$-7
Apr. 27 10434 Feb. 19
Jan.
Mar. 16
90
Feb.
2
65
Feb.
Jan.
5
81
Feb.
65
Jan.
5
66
May 22
July 29
73
Mar. 17
60
74
Feb.
2
16
Jan.
21
15
Jan.
9
6
Jan.
12
June 22
.234 July
94
Jan.
17
3
May
8834 July
Sale
24
June
93
June! 2
8834 Apr.
94
Feb.
15 102
July
1
31 10054 July 31
3 8634 July
7
10134 Feb.
10034 Feb.
8354 June
83
Apr.
73
June
83
June
9334 Jan.
9134 Feb.
July
10134 July
10034 July
8434 July
85
105
July
10054 July
8754 July
July
88
21
Mar. 20
Mar. 10
Mar.
9
June 23
May
a
9
17
9934 July
10534 July
105
July
29 10954 July
3
Sale
6
99
July
10054
10054 July
10434 July
10534 Sale
10234 10254 10134 July
96
96
July
96
93
July
6854
6834 July
9434
10034
69
98
Jan.
Sale
Sale
8754 July
9434 July
10054 July
77
65
July
9954 July
8934 July
11
10
9954 July
8934 July
9854 July
18
9854 July
1
June
39
June
93
June
10154 June 27
75
Mar. 20
9734 Mar. 7
10234 July
9734 Feb.
10 10354 June 22
June 10
2 cl02
63
102
May 12
10654 Feb. 24
Jan.
106
10234 Jan.
July
7034 June
10154 May
10+ 93
Feb.
95
Jan.
8934 Feb.
Mar.
7
20
10
16
29
9
9734 July
2
May 13
102
Apr. 30
101
Jan.
7734 Jan.
9
1
10
7234 Apr. 28
9834 Jan.
2 100
Apr. 14
8734 June 22 9034 Apr. 22
64 54 July
June
65
July
10
—-
18
9734 May
2
Last sale
25
94
534
634
8
834
854
64J4
Sale
9934 Sale
90
July
July
July
July
10234 July
81
July
97
93
July
July
15
11
July
July
4
July
7834 July
68
July
July
July
11
8
9
79
July
70
July
8034 July
1 100
July
24
14
98
July
July
46
85
July
July
29
88
July
July
79
14
13
40
50
9234
92
93
18
99 34
79
8534 Jan.
6
9054
9 10454
10033 June
78
July 31 8734
9734 Feb. 11
9634 July 18 100
95
7
9234 Apr.
1834 July
June 15
90
20
July 30
30
May 25
May 26
May 19
Feb.
6
May 27
June
12
Feb.
Feb.
27
5
Apr. 28
Mar. 26
Mar. 24
3
June
13
9
Jan.
8
Apr.
13
8
Apr. 13
7834 July
60
June
July
90
7
27
9434 Jan. 19
10034 Mar. 19
8434 Feb.
June
81
Jan.
45
July
July
9434 July
53
July
8954 July
88
9834 July
82 34 June
July
7734 June
87
July
6934 June
85
21
8934 Feb.
79
4954 July
93
July
58
62
89
67
Jan.
23
Jan.
27
9954 Jan.
21
97
15
14
27
9434
88
54
Sale
9
June 23
97
Feb.
10034 Feb.
6534 July
65
Mar. 11
June 1 8
99
10134 Feb.
5
-----
5
Mar. 24
100
9$ 54
80
7
Ma,.
103
9734 July
10054 July
65
"60 "
13
May 29
102
86
99.54
17
Q
27
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
92
8834 July
1
....
May 20
9534 May 20
10054 Feb.
89
Jan.
9834 Jan.
101
July
July
6454 July
.....
23
9834 Feb.
9034 Apr.
9834 July
93
6834
6534
23
85
July 20
May 14
Apr. 30 96
June 10
Apr. 27 111
9134 Mar. 27 9334 May 12
104
Jan.
5 108
May 12
95
103 34 July
"1$
88
8734 Jan.
2
108
10054 July
10154 Apr.
10134 July
96
July
93
July
| 99
4"
84
July
10054 July
106
July
Sale
10334 Apr. 18
9
3 100 54 Mar. 24
10334 May 28 10734
99
June
4 10134
June
2
9034
83
May 13 86
9634 Apr. 13 101
102
May 18 10654
10154 May 19 105
10354 July
lOOM July
6834
50
Jan.
17
24
May
10434 10534 10234 July
53
9434
80M
9434
May 22
9234
9934
8154
10254
9834
9454
93
24
87
9754 July
99
July
93
July
10154 July
10234 July
9654 July
101
July
57
July
95
July
8M
66
.....
103
27
7
14
6
11
93
Last sale
Sale
9634 Feb. 18
July
" July
81
July
9454 July
9834 July
9334 July
10034 10254 10134 10234 102
Sale
81
78
8434 78
10034
97
9734
9634 July
, 9634
91
93
95
9234
9234 July
99
Feb.
8334 Mar. 21
10
93
89
83
27
17
18
21
4734 June 20
9
July 14
6 10634 July
9834
75
24
Jan.
IV*
37
65
82
rA
21
19
19
Feb. 18
Mar. 17
Feb.
9934
50
54
8834 Sale
50
8754 July
50
87
May
1
July
3
Apr. 24
Jan.
6534 Jan.
92
Jan.
4
1{&X
.....1975 M 8
1st 8c ret 5s series F......
1977 M 8
1st & ref g 5s ser G
....1978 MN
-.1949 M N
8
July
90
5
85
90
23
July
9754 July
99
July
93
July
10154 July
10134 July
9534 July
101
July
5234 July
95
July
9754 98
9934 100
....
12,000
11,000
16,000
121,000
9634 July
Jan.
July 28 10234 Feb. 13
Jan. 10
7434 July 31 96
9154 Jan.
7 9154 Jan.
7
102
Sale
10
21
15
84
July
8034 July
100
98
"30"
20
89
98
10054
10234 103
9554 Sale
10234 10054
101J4
ITA
8434 Feb.
85
72 k July
54
July
9
July
9834 July
Sale
10254 July
July
1.0534 104
97
10034
10234
8534
89
101 34 102 34
98
Ref 8c ext 5s series A
69
78
78
93
7834 July 20
7834 July 21
6734 July 10
July
10534 104
10034 101
9934 July
93
Sale
"67""
25
O
1934 M N
Temp ctfs of deposit.......
g8-
100
10034 Sale
9934 Sale
9534
10034
10454
10234
Sale
863
D
334s..l941 J
gold 5s
J
67
98
5534 Sale
9534
9934 102
8634
"9334 9634
1931 MN
1979 J
of N J 1st ext 5s
1940 A
Mil Ac Nor 1st ext 434s
(1880).....1934 J
"5",000
98
June
July
Feb.
8234
95
94
10334
10434 106
10434 Sale
10034 Sale
9234
O
95
101
96
2003 A
2003 A O
1st Ac ref 434s series C
2003 A O
Paducah Ac Mem Div 4s.......1946 F A
St Louie DIy 2d gold 3s
1980 M 8
Mob At Montg 1st
g 434*.......1945 M S
10154
61
100 34
53,000
7,000 Midland
6,000
60
8
1931 MN
Ref Ac Imp 434s series C
26.660
J
8
1940 J
...........
Coll trust gold 5s
1st At ref 534* series A
1st At ref 5s series B
Mahon Coal RR 1st 5s
10,000
1,000
11,000
4,000
J
9934
9334
9934 10034
N
9354
101.34
85
Sale Prices.
7834 Mar. 26
8534 Mar. 6
94
Sale
85
99
Sale
D
1937 M N
Unified gold 4s
Registered
15",000
1.
Apr.
Jan.
Apr.
8934 June
9034 July
6034 July
8934 July 31
11334 109
11034 109
9234
9234
106
107"" 105
10634 106
8
30
89
9334
104
9734
Sale Prices.
7534
8254
7534
7534
8034
103
9034
/
2,000
175.000
JAN.
Highest.
9034 July 24
2 103
234 July
9634 July
109
95
23
8554 July
4934 July
72
July
7654 July
66
July
60
July
51
July
9
July
7834 Sale
8834
89
9734 Sale
9334
10534 Sale 103
104
10554 103
10434
24
July 28
7434 July 31
8834 July
9034 July
Sale
94
8034 July 30
Sale
92
10434 Sale
10034
87
5
,v.
Prices.
7754 July
84
73
86
.....
2003 MN
50,000 Leh Vail RR gen con 5s series
8,000 Leh V Ter Ry 1st gu g 5s
Lehigh Ac N Y 1st gu g 4s...
13,000 Lex At Bast 1st gu 5s....
5534
80
9
86
10334
434*
m
82
9
J
85
......
Sale
MH
Sale
84
July
7634 July
9534
9634 July
7434
10234 105
10254 July
Sale
9734 Sale
9334
100
cons
SINCE
Lowest.
July
82
July
7634 July
-
334 Sale
98
9634
93
1941
At Mich Sou g 334*...1997
4,000 Leh Vail Harbor Term 1st 5s....1954
4,000 Leh V (N Y) 1st gu g 434*
1940
7734
7734
6734
84
74% Sale
94
9834
7534
!I*
Sale Prices.
July
9034 July
80
10234 103
10234
5234
103
cons
98
7234
1954
1734
102
Registered....
94
73
9354 Sale
9154 Sale
1961 J
Leh Val (Pa) gen con
g 4s
83
75
1937
B Ac W 1st gold 5e
2nd gold 5s
Registered
"14,666
Sale
8634
1961
10,000 Lake
Sale
J
O
134,000 Kan City Term 1st 4s...........I960
2,000 Kentucky Central g 4s
....1987
Gen
9154
O
....1936 A
Kentucky Ac Ind Term 434*
Stamped....
4
8
D
Kal Alleghan Ac G R 1st
gu g 5s.. 1938 J
1st gu g 4s
1990 A
Ref Ac Imp 5s
— —
mtm.mm.mm
1952
1st Ac ref 4s...
2l",000
91
9534
10334
10334
Sale
80
Sale
37
64 J4
6734
65
6034
Certificates of deposit
18.000
—
7934
"8654
1965
1st mtge gold 5s series B
1st gold 5s series C
53,000 Lake Shore
"7734
7134
88
9134
4,000 Kanawha Ac Mich
179,000
76
93
Adj mtge 6s series A__July 1 1952
162,000 K C Ft S Ac M ref g 4s
85,000 Kan City South 1st g 3s
7,000
IIP.
80 34
1963
4,000 James Franklin Ac Clearf 1st 4s..1959 J
-----
84
9034
Highest.
76
78
1963
1950
Ind Union gen Ac ref 5s A...
Gen & ref guar 5s ser B
Internat & Gt Nor 1st 6s
98.000
Ask.
77
81
94,000 Int Rys of Cent Amer 1st 5s ....1972
1st col trust 6a
30,000
..........1941
First lien Ac ref 634*
30,000
1947
6,000 Iowa Cent 1st gold 5s
1938
----
Bid.
82
Indianapolis & Louiby 1st gu 4s.1956
12",666
RANGE
Lowest.
......
Ill Cent Ac Chic St L Ac N O—
Joint 1st Ac ref 5s ser A
61,000
58,000
Ask
Bid.
73!
8334
85" "90 34
1951
July 31.
73 3
-.1951
Registered
Ind Bloomington Ac W 1st 4S....1940
2,000
July 1.
75
1953
26,566
171,000
41,000
PRICES IN JULY.
j
1931.
1951
Omaha Di? 1st g 3s
...--.1951
St Lou DIt & Term g 3s ......1951
Gold 334s
1951
6,000
21
Jan. 2
Nil.
Bid.
4,000
18,000
2,000
EXCHANGE-BONDS
9634
9354 "95"
97
96
Sale
9434 Sale
84
Sale
82
85
90
7934 Sale
8734
88
6334 Sale
8634 Sale
85
8634
Sale
77
9054
87
8934
7834 Sale
87
5934
Sale
Sale
8234 Sale
81
84
76
Sale
Sale
86
Sale
82
853
953
Sale
8134 Sale
9534
95
96
Sale
90
88
80
9434 July
82
87
July
July
31
31
3
85
8854 July
July
7834 July
15
82
8454 July
5934 July
82
July
82
July
24
31
31
8954
6534
8834
8854
July
July
15
15
31
8134 July
31
75
82
July
July
July
July
82
July
8834 July
8854 July
1 10354 Jan.
92
Mar.
3
98
Mar.
3
95
Feb.
3
80
June
100
Jan.
54
June
75
Jan.
7634 June
7534 June
9934 Jan.
13
21
16
10
7
2C
7
99
Jan.
9
June
101
Jan.
24
7634 June
7634 June
9534 Apr.
99
Jan.
8
59
9554 Feb. 21
99
Feb. 28
„
95
9934
96
9934
88
8034
81
July
24
81
Apr. 28
8854 Mar. 11
Mar. 28
July 24 179
92
Jan. 16
Mar. 28
88
Mar. 30
97
EXCHANGE-BONDS
N. Y. STOCK
si
EXCHANGE.
N* T. STOCK
Jan. 2
®
*
1938
gold 4a
F
A
Refunding & Improv't 4%s
M
S
Sec
M S
1947
...1977
1938
Mohawk Ac Mai lat gu g 4a...
1991
Mont Cent lat gu g 4a
1937
1st guar gold 5s
...1937
Morris Ac Essex 1st gu 3%«
2000
38,
2,
13,
57:
5% notes
B
Constr M4H<ser
recta No
Assent cash warr
Guar 4s Apr
19"
Assent
1914 coupon
warr
Nat RR Mex prior
93 X
A
95
S _?5..
104
104
101
A
2h
4h
2%
2h
4h
2
Not 4 on
5%
7
2%
1954
1945
1945
RR cons 5a...
Cons guar 4s
New England
J
J
2%
4
81%
93H 105
J
J
87
M N
11
20
93
85
95%
80
76%
90% Sale
4
4%
2
3
69% July
93
Sale
92}
70
80
70%
69%
1st 4%s series D...........
1956
First 5%a series A
.....1954
82
93
65
70
59
69%
97 %
98
79
Sale
74%
77
1,
103,
300,
664,
884,
302,
Ref At Impt 4H> series
When issued..
1935
1998
2013
A
....
2013
Ref At impt 5a series C
1997
1997
.......1934
30-year deb 4s of 1912
1942
Lake Shore coll g 3%s
1998
Registered.. ............... 1998
Mich Cont coll g 3Ha
1998
Registered.....
1998
172,
N Y C At H R g mtge
188"
Registered
Debenture gold 4a
6,
38,
"3"
3%a
F
A
A
O
A
O
A
O
J
J
J
J
J
A
O
A
O
A
O
125,
N Y Chic Ac St Louts
6% gold notes
1932
Refunding 5 Ha series A
1974 A O
Refunding 4H> series C
1978 M S
N Y Connecting 1st gu 4Ha A...1953 F A
188,
790,
5,
...
....
....
B............1953
1947
4%a..1933
N Y At Greenw L guar g 5a..
1947
N Y At Harlem g 3Ha
2000
*N Y Lack At West lat 5a A
1973
1st Ac ref guar 4Ha Ser B.....1973
NY At Jersey lat 5a
1932
1st gtd 5s
series
N Y Ac Erie 1st ext g 4s
3d ext gold
1,
11,
N Y At Long
1941
M
N Y At N E Boston
1939
M
Non-cony debenture
4a.....—1947
3%a—...1947
Non-conv debenture 3H*
1954
Non-conv debenture 4a....—.1955
Non-conv debenture 4s.......1956
Convertible debenture 3 %a—1956
Convertible debenture 6s.....1948
M
Non-conv debenture
A
N
1,
"5"
3,
51,
12,
150,
6,
•
168,
9,
492,
1,
245,
49,
Branch gen 4a
Ter lat 4a
Y New Haven Ac Hartford—
1st Ac ref 4H« 8er
70
81
M N
80%
J
J
A
O
A
O
95
A O
4a ..1998
J
1st ref g 5a——1937
1937
———1940
90
51
N Y Weatches Ac Boa
J
F
A
F
A
...1943
1st 4%a
1946
MN
.....1950
A O
Terminal lat gold 5a
Nord Rya extl a f 6H«
Norfolk South 1st Ac ref
J
J
1961
5a A
F
A
2
Norfolk Ac South 1st g
MN
5
Norfolk Ac Western impt At ext
F
6
301
1
14
3
5a.....—1941
g 6s 1934
New River 1st gold 6a————1932
Norfolk Ac West Ry lat con g 4a...1996
A
1
293
27
135
35
470
23
22
4
Northern Pacific prior
5
J
J
J
J
J
6a..—..1933
J
J
A
O
J
J
Calif guar 5s
1938
Ogden At Lake Ch 1st guar g
4a..1948
Ohio Connecting Ry
12
21
26
16
174,
15,
6
1,
J
Q J
Q F
Q F
J
Northern Ry of
1st 4s...—1943
J
J
M S
5a.
—1946
Pacific RR of Mo 1st ext 4s
1938
3d extended gold 5a........—1938
Pacific Coast Co 1st g 5a
c
73
83
Sale
74
85%
Sale
86%
78%
Sale
Sale
95%
59
33
51
93 H
94
69
83
76
58
53%
98%
50
Sale
106%
85
Sale
94.
68
Sale
Sale
July
July
Sale
78
70
91%
92%
74%
40%
94
July
52%
Sale
-
—
65%
-----
79
94 H
161" 102"
Sale
I
108
109
1
108
——
92 %
J
D
F
A
J
J
Sale
50
93
96%
99
30
87
1
80
July
July
16 117% July
2 115
July
8
7
100%
98%
99%
106%
103% 103%
60% July
52
July
1
July
1
77% July
11
94
74% July
21
70
54%
100%
51% July
13
Sale
74
Sale
100
.....
100
Sale
53% July
1
83% July
10
July
July
11
28
108
30
74
July
104% July
102% July
99
July
97% July
99% July
98% July
74
July
104% July
102% July
100% July
97% July
100% July
98% July
103% July
80
July
2 103% July
July
20 80
-
80
Sale
93% Sale
93
Sale
95%
68% Sale
July
94% July
68% July
96
93% July
93% July
67
July
63
95%
110%
104%
103%
July
July
July
July
108
July
69
July
1
16 103% July
28
93
July
109% July
99% July
95
July
100% 100
103
103%
107% July
105%
107% 110
104%
104
"95%
94
Sale
77%
104%
101%
103
Sale
95%
93%
68%
64%
1
29
81% July
Sale
105
July
106
20% 29% 20% July
90
66
94
100
81%
Sale
Sale
103
111H Sale
100% 102%
101 % 102%
105 n;
105
50
74
99
Sale
Sale
95%
98 %
56
52
Sale
95%
99%
98%
106%
80% July
85% July
Sale
26
102
87% July
10
58
104%
98%
96%
30
July
July
July
July
July
80%
85%
87%
85%
86%
80
78%
115% 114%
81
51
Sale
83
87% July
85
Sale
Sale
91%
Sale
3
7
115
July
105% July 31 105% July
105% Sale
75% July
72% July 20
72%
69%
94% July
92% July 31
92% Sale
6
95% July
95% July
95%
Sale
Sale
93
Sale
Sale
75
102 H
.115
92%
110
Sale
loo"*
Sale
103%
Sale
99%
Sale
69
Sale
97
100
60
70
67% July
27
97
103
103
1936
General gold 5a...
1937
Oregon RR Ac Nav con g 4a
1946
Oregon Short Line 1st con g 5a.. 1946
Guaranteed con 5a
»
.....1946
Oregon-Wash 1st At ref 4e.———19ol
Ohio River RR 1st g
79%
3
3
July
2
7 102
3 101% July 30
July
101% 101% July
87%
83%
79%
85%
85%
78%
85
80%
91%
1997
Gen lien ry At Id gt 3a
Jan 2047
Registered
Jan 2047
Ref Ac Impt 4%a Series A.....2047
Ref At Impt 6a Series B.......2047
Ref Ac Impt 5s Series G.......2047
Ref Ac Impt 5s Series D—.....2047
North Pac Terminal 1st
87%
83%
82%
36
17
92%
91%
92%
105
96
lien 4s—1997 Q
Registered
105%
101
101% 102
103 %
100 % 102%
ref 5s A
1974
Gen At ref 4Hs series A atpd—1974
Northern Ohio 1st guar g 5s
1945
North Cent gen Ac
"l"
102
99%
99
.1941
4s
50
101 %
97 H
Registered.................1996
Div 1st At gen g 4s
1944
Pocahontas C At C Joint
91%
84% July
17
95
85
♦See Note B elow
102
104% 102
85%
Sale
40 %
July
....
80
94%
105%
73%
30
4s......1942
D
July
8 102% July 24
July 25 101% July 17
83% July
6
July
7
100
99%
104% 105
70%
72
91% Sale
88
88H
D
gold 4%a_...
67
Sale
J
General gold 5s
81
Sale
117
M S
N Y Suaq At West
243
70
MN
1955
N Y At Putnam 1st con guar
Sale
78
114% Sale
4a...June 1992
18
90%
95H
88
MN
15"
Sale
Sale
102% 103% 101% 102
102
105% 103 %
94%
94%
Sale
Sale
64%
J
General 4s
Second
98% July
92% July
81
July
103% July
1954
N Y Prov Ac Boston gen
"9
31 100% July 28
86% July
81
July
66
July
102% July
1967
of 1927
lat 4a
Harlem R Ac Pt Chea
N Y Ont At West 1st g
98% July
Sale
J
1940
-—1957
Debenture 4s
Sale
A
Registered
Collateral trust 6a...
6
July
86%
91
J
85
27
98%
86
J
July
Eg
105% July
95%
95
100H
100H 101
J
96
Sale
99% 100%
79
J
Sale
97%
88
A
Sale
96
104%
MN
F
7
July
82% July
July
100
101% July
107% July
July
95
July
July
65
96h
-----
MN
July
75
80
104
105 %
92 H
M N
2
3
86%
Sale
102
M N
76% July
93% July
74
83
76
90
S
18
82
82
Sale
101 % 103
A
F
M
93%
95%
82%
101%
100%
85
99 %
M N
91% July
3
July
74
July
100
July
101% July
105% July
93
July
96
July
95
July
104
July
65
84%
86H
Sale
96H
98>
J
20
83
83
Sale
85
85%'
83%
101% 102% 100%
Sale
98
101
99%
81
83% 82
82
83%
76
84%
77%
82%
84%
81
83%
84%
85%
77%
84
76
84
85
309"
Registered
104
Sale
75
100 %
M N
1937
lat g 4s
106 %
Sale
Sale
July
4
83
100
101%
105% 105%
93% Sale
97% Sale
97% Sale
106 % 107
Sale
95
102 % Sale
M N
75
100
97%
85
86
100
3
76% July
90
July
88
1945
5s...1935
July
86%
70%
98
93
100
Npt & Cin B gen gu g 4%s
N Y At Bklyn at M B cona g
N Y Cent RR conv deb 6s
Consol 48 series A
91
90
88
N
1953
O Tex Ac Mex non cum Inc 5a .1935
First 5s series B
1954
1st mtge gold 5s series C
1956
14"
20
90%
New Orleans Term 1st 4a...
121,
1,
July
90
N JT June R gu 1st 4s...........1986
N O Ac N East ref 4 Ha A
1952
42,
"69%
4
85%
76.%
"i"
35"
2" "July 13
'1% July" 13
85%
103% 101% 103%
91%
92
92
89%
3
14
2% July
3
2%
1%
86
10
101% July 21
July
"2%
101
10
8
27
2
88
11
14
23
94% July
93% July 31
93% Sale
104% 104% 104% July 27 104% July
O
A
on
Q'l
108% July
104
July
83% July
83% Sale
July
106
107% 107% 108% 107
100% July
100% Sale
101% Sale
104
Sale
July
July
108% July
July
104
84% July
July
107
56
Sale"
84%
cons
Naugatuck RR 1st g 4s.....
"7"
53
93
108% 110
gold 4s
1951
Assenting cash warr rect No 4 on
First
93%
1926
lien g 4%s
Assent cash warr rect
2,
47
54
QQ
104
106%
49% July
48%
51
108% Sale
101
July
July
July
40
64
93
105"" Sale"
Sale
Sale
54
102H 104H
Prices.
Prices.
Q9
J
85
Highest.
Sale
42
J
1957
3 on
1977
5
No
receipt
96%
95
D
MN
National Ry of Mexico—
Prior Hen 50-year a f 4%a
18"
90
J
Nashville Chat & St L lat 4a
1978 F
Nash Fla At Sheff 1st gu g 5a....1937 F
34,
10,
90
J
J
1 1955
w
Ask.
Sale
M S
1955——... MN
Constr M 5s ser Awl
33,
112,
88
~90%
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
95
102
M S
Montgomery Dlv lat g 5a
"~8~,
Ask.
Lowest.
July 31.
July 1.
1931.
Bid.
Mobile 8c Ohio fien
PRICES IN JULY.
Price
P
BONDS
103%
July'
102%
102%
97
July
3
96% July
97%
96%
97%
6 109% July
108% July
108% 109
108% 109
109%
July
28
108%
July
108% 109%
109%
6
94% July
95% July
95% Sale
94% Sale
17% Sale
98%
98
101
17% July
19
25
98% July
98%
99%
101% 103% 101% July
1
15
July
98% July
20
8 101% July
16
17
8
Gash sale.
♦
Sale at 103 %
itstanding.
reported
on
Mar
ch 1
0 was an err
or;
should h
ave
been ref. 4%sof
1973.
No bonds of th
N. Y. STOCK
Sales in
July
BONDS
Value.
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANQE.
........
Ask.
95 H
104% 104H
106% Sale
102 H Sale
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
~97k ~98k
97 H
98%
104k 105%
103 H Sale
109% Sale
108% Sale
Lowest.
Ask.
101H
101k
104% Sale" 103% Sale
106%
104% Sale
103 % Sale" 102% Sale
84
70
101
95
89
July 31.
1964 MN
1970 A
77
100 k July
77
July
80
98 % 101k l6l
98
101% Sale
98 %
99%
99 k
106
Sale
105
104 k
Sale
100 % Sale
101
100 k
108 % Sale
107 H 109
108
110
109 H Sale
Sale
109 k
Sale
98 %
98
97%
104
104% Sale
94 k Sale
Sale
104
O
Sale
1981 AO
Sale
96
Guar 314s coll tr reg ctfa aer A.1937 M S
Guar 3Hi coll tr ctfa ser B
1941 F A
Guar g 314s tr ctfa series C...1942 J D
89,000
18,000
Penn Ohio 8c Detroit RR—
lat Ac ref gold 414a aeries A...-1977
Peoria A: East 1st cons 4a...
Income 4s (flat)
Sale
94 k
%s ser A—1940iA O
1942 A O
g-__..-1942lM N
guar g........1945 MN
E guar g
1949 F A
guar g
1953 J D
guar g_.
...1957 MN
guar g_....
1960 F A
I guar g. .....1963 F A
Sale
95%
Sale
Pitta McK At Yough lat guar 6s.. .1932
2d guar 6s
1934
Pitts Shen Ac L E 1st g 5s
1940 A
First consol gold 5s
Pitta Va Ac Char 1st guar 4s
Pitta Ac West Va 1st 414s ser A
1st M 414s ser B
76,000
2,000
3,000
2,000
"2" 660
151,001
484,000
1,339,000
99 %
deb 4a
Jersey Cen coll g 4a
Gen At ref 414a
D
.1959 A
O
1957 M N
1951 A
1997
Gen Ac ref 414s series B
.1997
Rensselaer At Saratoga 1st gu 6a. 1941
Richmond At Mecklenburg 1st 4s. 1948
Richmond Term Ry lat guar 5s_. 1952
Rio Grande June 1st guar g 5s.. 1939
J
96
.....
103
101
108%
168 % Sale
101
Sale
con
155",656
"5", 606
"2",660
30,000
24,000
75H
Sale
J
102
Sale
"2",606
8
J
J
O
Prior lien 5a aeries B.........1950
J
St Louis Southern 1st guar
g 4s. 1931 M S
St. Louis Southwest lat g 4a
1989 MN
2d gold 4a income bond..Nov 1989 J
J
Consol gold 4s
.....1932 J D
"15",606
109,000
4,000
J
F A
St Paul Ac Duluth lat 5a
1931 F A
1st consol gold 4s.
........1968 J D
St Paul E Grand Trunk
J
4%s
1947 J
St Paul Minn At Man cons 4a....1933 J
....
1933 J
6s reduced to gold 4 Hs...
1933 J
Montana Ext 1st gold 4s
Sav Fla At West
1st g 6s...
1st g 5s
Sclo Vail Ac N E 1st guar g 4s
"15,666
---
100
....1937 J
Apr.
July
May
Apr.
102
July
101k July
Feb.
Jan.
ioiI
101
23
29 103 k July
7
23
29
109
2
10
Mar.
6
5
20
Mar. 20
Apr. 28
Jan. 16
Jan. 26
Jan. 21
101k
100k July
109k Feb.
104k July
25
Jan.
102k Apr.
11 103
14
18
16
7
Apr. 11
May 25
May 2
16 103
2 102
13
23
98% June
9
97% Apr.
2
101 k May
5
98 k July 23
Feb.
105
100k Feb.
105
May
108
110
Jan.
110?
102?
Jan.
Mar. 19
1
21
26
21
6
17 102 k July
17
102k Apr. 20 103
Apr. 20
Mar. 18
103k Feb. 10 104
101
Jan.
7 103% June 17
Last sale 100% Aug. '29
98 k June 26
98% June 26
93
Feb. 13
95k Mar. 23
July
July
8
11
91
June 19
95k Mar.
86
1
July
95% Mar.
92 k June
5
92% Jan.
105 k Apr. 30 105% June
68 k June
75
2
Feb.
87k Feb.
6 91
June
95
Jan. 31
98
Jan.
100
Apr. 14 103% Jan.
100k Apr. 10 103
Jan.
92
92
89
86
July
July
8
1
92
89
100k July
100 k July
24 102
...
June
July
99k July
101
Sale
101H 102
101% 101% 100k 101
74 %
30
102 k July
20
17
7
91
103 k
105 k
95 k
June
Feb.
May
Jan.
Feb.
13
July
Fob.
107 k June
22
101%
17
24
88
97k Apr.
98 k July
98 k July
103
Apr.
July
109 k July
101k July
?f
96k
99
102
94
94 k July
102k Jan.
June
June
95k Jan.
98 k July
98 k July
110k July 20
97k
93 k
97 k
5
2 102k
Mar.
Jan.
July 15 100
6
86 k
July
79 k
85k July 21
90
3
79
July
97
100k July 23
109
1 109
July
104k July 18 103
July 28
21k
July 24 102k
98
99 k
94
im
90
94
Apr. 17
90k Mar. 13
90 H June
8
89k Feb. 13
98k Mar.
75
July
71k July
....
2
Jan.
6
Feb.
7 109k Feb.
7
102 k Apr. 29 105k Jan. 23
90 k June
2
99 k Jan. 24
94k Apr. 10 98
May 9
Jan.
97
1
July
29 cl02kJuly
Sale
88%
82
90
71
99k Apr.
Jan.
19
25
5
10
17
9
7
23
21
74k
101k—
101%
97
98 k
88
&&y>i
H
92%
J
98
Feb. 25 100
Apr. 20
Feb. 21
2 % June
2
Last sale
7k Apr. '28
90
Apr. 17 97
Mar. 7
78k July 16 86k Mar. 4
78 k July
1
16
90
90
Sale
89 k July
65
July
15
72
80
78
92
80
July
July
July
27
74 k July
80
July
14
'
92 k July
1
87 k June
July
99 k
Sale
99 k July
31
99 k July
31
98% Sale
97
Sale
96k Sale
96k July
29
97 k July
7
88
87
68
Sale
64
Sale
52
Sale
Sale
July 31
51k July 30
72
57 k
3
3
40
79
75
Sale
75
82 k July
3
14 104k July
29
102 k June
99
June
108% Mar.
3
71k June
87% Mar.
78"
Feb.
100
Feb.
97
Jan.
98
Jan.
100
Feb.
93% July
Sale
79% Sale
100 H
Sale
100
104
84%
99 %
90 k
78
93%
94
93
93
90
64
July
102 k July
"85"
74k July
79,
Sale
76
93
60
94% Sale
84
100
31
14
63
July
July
79% July
83
July
July
July
July
68 k July
88
July
3
3
17
96
98H
103% 105
100% 102
93 k July
Sale
100k 101k
44% June
July
84
108% 110
93
Sale
93 k July
31
89
Jan.
98 J
105
July
102k July
Jan.
Jan.
5 102
104k 103 k July
102
100
July
15
17
22
99 k July
7
Jan.
2
111k July
93 k July
8 111k July
1 95
July
14
10
104 k July
1 104k July
1
99k 99k
99k
94k
93k
111k 112
111k 112
93 k Sale
94 k Sale
102% 103 H
102
103%
104k Sale
1934 A
O
100%
1989 MN
94
40 H
99 k July
6
45
46 % Sale
4%
103]
100
*
Sale
11%
J
96
A
O
Sale
8
Sale
D
8
103
Sale
M N
Sale
94%
50
"36k
15
14
44
13
13
16k
54 «
109
116%
93
99 k
103 k
92 k
94
92 k
90 k
Sale
Sale
July
July
7
July
92
July
109k July
92k
Sale
Sale
94
5
12 k July
35
July
9k
9k
"96"
July
July
July
16
July
13
July
16
July
16 k July
55
July
10
July
34
13 k July
Sale
Sale
85
102
50
July
27
July
3 k July
16
_
97
93
22 105k
3 102 k
July
Apr. 30 100
Jan.
3
99%
Sale"
92
99
July
July
103 k July
92 k July
14
7
14
11
3
1
1
3
10
3
92 k July
24
109 k July
93
July
10
1
11
3
6
100 k July
103 k July
97 k July
Sale
Sale
92 k July
96k July
Sale
Sale
93 k July
95
Sale
90k July
95
July
96k July
11
3
21
6
23
96
3
June 20
June
10
17
18
20
26
5
31
3
Apr,
4
July 22
Apr. 30
July
7
May 29
109k Jan.
5 112
June 16
3
91k June
96% Jan. 21
102 k Apr. 28 105 k
May 9
104
Jan.
100 k Jan.
94
Jan.
loo"
5
Sale
15% Sale
93
95k
30k
30k
5 k
17
D
101k
102
97
Mar.
100k July
31
Mar.
100% Jan.
100
52
June
60 k May
100
Sale
2
100k July
100
103 k
June
May 28
Apr.
6
50 % June
2
89% Jan.
6
June
2
86
Jan. 24
69k Mar. 30 69% Mar. 30
60 k June
1 102
Jan.
5
100
89
O
Gold 4%s
1981 MN
San Francisco Term 1st 4a....1950 A O
Apr.
9
Mar. 30
Mar. 9
98
103
----
M S
July
74 k July
100
93
J
3 101k
15 75
92
6
97% Apr. 13 93
95
May 18 101
99% July 31 103
65
90
93 %
97
J
M
95 k July
Sale
92
87 n
100
J
J
M
94 k July
95k
78B
Sale
6
27
D
J
cons
92% Sale
60
Seaboard Ac Roanoke 1st 5s extd.1931
South Ac Nor Ala cons guar 5s
1936
.
108"
109
103
7
3
20
13
July
98 yx July
yo
103 k July
27
28
31
May 25
24
Jan.
8
4
7 111k Jan.
92
July
8
13
107 k June
100
22
99
Sale
Cash sale.
75
V
29
21 107k June
17 105
Mar.
23
97
Apr.
10 101k July
16 101k July
Feb.
10
100k July
103
90
Sale Prices.
11 101k Apr.
15 106 k Jan,
104k July
8 107 k Jan.
100
Apr. 10 105
Jan.
22
71k July
80
A
c
24
95 k July
92 H
Sale
1934 A
11", 000
guar 50-year 5s
1963
32,000 Sou Pac Co 4s Cent Pac coll Aug. '49
1st 4H* (Oregon Lines) ser A..1977
349,000
Convertible 5s__....._
29,000
1934
Gold 4% 8
239,000
1968
Gold 4%s w I
483,000
May 11969
1,753,000
31,000
Sale Prices.
98
Sale
80 H
1935
Gen
----
Sale
80
102%
J
2,000 Seaboard Air Line 1st g 4s
1950 A O
2,000
Stamped
1950 A O
4,000
Adjustment 5s
Oct 1949 F A
134,000
Refunding g 4s
1959 A O
10,000
Certificates of deposit
1st At cons 6s series A........1945 M S
274,000
Certificates of deposit..
14,000
Atlan-Blrm Dlv 1st g 4s
12,000
May 1933 M 8
42,000 Seaboard-All Fla 1st 6s A
1935 F A
Series B
70%
89%
94k July
109 H
J
J
.....
Pacific Ext sterling guar 4a... 1940
St Paul Union Depot 1st 5s
1972
San Ant At Aran Pass 1st guar 4s.1943
Santa Fe Presc Ac Phenlx 1st 5a..1942
1.
2
River At Gulf Dlv 1st g 4s
1933 MN
St Louis-San Francisco Ry —
Prior lien 4s series A
J
1950 J
Con M 4%s aeries A
—1978 M 8
...
97k
85
85
97
96
91
St Jos At Grand Island 1st g 4s..1947 J
St Lavrr At Adirondack 1st g 5s..1996 J
2d gold 6a
...1996 A
St Louis Iron Mtn Ac South-
Registered...
— -
94
105%
M N
Rock Ial'd Ark At Louis 1st
4%s_.1934 M
Rutland-Canadian lat guar g 4a.1949 J
Rutland 1st cons g 434s.. ......1941 J
1st consol gold 6s
103 k
Sale
J
At coll trust 4s series A. 1949
1st terminal At unif 5s
26,000
1952
47,000 St Paul At K C Short L lat 4Ha... 1941
103 k
QQ
<
July
July
108 k July
108 k July
99 k
104k
86
66
109
108 k
....
Sale
92
102
108k
—-
92
94
75
80
103 %
104
104k
—-
90
95
102
25,000 St Louis Peoria At N W 1st gu 5s.l948 J
5l",006
103 k
103%
99;
94
Registered...................
184",606
83
102 k 103
92 H
77
J
99
79k
19k
98 M
103% 104%
103 % 104 %
108 % 109
108
109%
100 % Sale
97
8
J
JAN.
Highest.
100k Feb.
102 k July
104
July
100 k July
76 k June
97 k Mar.
97 k Mar.
99
94 H
92
Rio Grande Southern lat g 4a... 1940
Guar (Jan 1922 coupon)
1940
Rio Grande Western lat g 4s
1939
1st
Prices.
10
97 k July
1 102k July
101H 103 % 101%
101k July
101% 102 % 101k 102k 101k July
101 % 102 % 101k 102k
99
99 k
93 k
95k
104??
.wi.
O
M N
Sale
98M
101
1943 MN
Sale
98 %
101
.1958 J
J
102%
97 k July
100 k July
2
July
July
July
Sale
87
86 k July
100
100k
July
109 k
109
July
101k 103 k 103
July
23
23
July
102
102 k July
25
101
J
Providence Terminal 1st 4a..... 1956 M
Read Co
Sale
97
.....
92 k July
Sale"
90
80
Sale
102% 104
O
.1943 J
W4-
Sale
Sale
Sale
101%
103 % 104
1st mtge 414s series C
.1960 A O
Pitts Y At Ash 1st gen 4s aer A.. 1948 J D
1st gen 5a series B
1962 F A
4,000 Providence Securities
17,000
55.000
...
98
Sale
Sale
95
J
100
"23 " Sale
Con 4s series D
Con 314a series
Con 414s series
Con 414s series J guar........1964 M N
Gen guar 5s series A........
1970 J D
General g 5a ser B
1975 A O
—-
70
81?*
19?
12k
103 ?
103 k
Sale
108%
98
9,000
118,000
116,000
103 H
94
100 H
95 H
Con 414* series C guar
General 414s series C.........1977 J
55", 606
D
Con 4%s series B guar g_.
302,000
1,000
56.000
J
P C C 8c St L guar
g 4
40,000
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
Sale
104k July
107
July
104
July
80
July
101 ?
July
101
July
6100
July
8 106 k July
22 102 k July
2 109k July
1 110 k July
103k July
1 100 k July 27
94k July 31 96k July
6
95
July 29 96 k July 11
95k
93k
91k
90k
94 k
98
101k Sale
96
100
82 %
"97"
3,000 Philippine Ry 1st 30-yr a f 4a... 1937 J
1,000 Pine Creek registered guar 6s...1932 J
11",666
100 %
91
1st g 414s ser C w 1
1980
Phlla Bait & Wash lat g 4s
1943 M.N
General 5a Series B
.....1974 F A
7,000
Gen g 414a series C-.
J
1977 J
5,000
2,000
1,000
94%
Sale
80
224,000
2,000
3,000
Con 4s series F
Con 4s series G
Con 48 series H
94 %
92%'
91k
90k
100H 102
1940
1990
"i",66o Peoria Ac Pekln Un 1st 514a A...1974
167,000 Pere Marq lat 5s Series A.......1956
16,000
1st 4s Series B
.............1956
4,000
1,000
89%
89 %
Guar g 314s tr ctfa series D...1944 J D
40-year guar tr ctfa 4a Ser E..1952 MN
Secured gold 414a.
.........1963 MN
5,000
321,000
Sale Prices.
102 k July
104
July
Pennsylvania Co—
4,000
SINCE
Lowest.
Highest.
|
...
40-year 5a
Debenture gold 4%s
General 414a series D
1,073,000
July 1.
1931.
.
.....
RANGE
Jan. 2
>»(&«
Bid.
127",000
23
PRICES IN JULY.
Price
li
Paducah Ac Illinola 1st ■ f 4%s._1955 j
J
501,000 ParU-Lyons-Med RR 6a
1958 F A
167,000
Sinking fund extl 7a
...1958 M S
158,000 Parla-Orleana RRExt a f 5%s
1968 M 8
3,000 Paullata Ry lat Ac ref 7a....
1943 M S
6,000 Penn RR conaol gold 4a........1943 MN
65,000
Consol gold 4s
1948 M N
102,000
Stamped dollar bonda
....1948 M N
93,000
Consol 4%s issue of 1915
1960 F A
324,000
General 4%s Series A
1965 J D
57,000
General 5s Series B
1968 J D
269,000
15-year secured 614a--.—1936 F A
F A
Registered....
689,000
EXCHANGE—BONDS
30 104% Feb.
5
13
25k May 22
23
June
2
2 \:- Apr. 20
9k June 24
9
May 29
3
9k June
9
May 27
35
July
92
Jan.
54 k Feb.
54% Feb.
8
Jan.
20 k Jan.
15
19
14
6
Mar. 31
6 k Apr.
1
92
July 14
109% Jan.
17
101% Apr. 24
98 k May 27
11*
5
4
12
26
June 24
Jan.
3
June 26
Jan. 14
Jan.
7
Jan.
9
92 X July
24
111k Mar. 27
97
Jan.
23
98 k June
Jan.
90
June
102% Jan. 21
103% May 28
99k Jan. 26
88
June
100
85I
92 J
June
94% May
Apr.
98
102
June 28
8
June 17
*"8
i
Sales in
July
EXCHANGE-BONDS
N. Y. STOCK
34
BONDS
v
n. y. stock
Value.
MN
Calif 1st com 5a......1937
South Pac Coast guar 4s
1937 J
j
239,000 South Pac RR 1st ref guar 4a....1955
j
Registered
........
J
Stamped Federal tax..........1955
1994 j
103,000 Southern Ry 1st cons 5s—
So Pac of
Regl stered
1994
1,000
Devel 8c gen 4a aeries A....^..1956
501,000
Devel & gen 6s series A..
1956
100.000
De?el 8c gen 6 %■ aerlea A
1956
181,000
Memphis Div 1st g 5s..—.....1996
1,000
St
Louis
Dlr
1st
g
4s
1951
17,000
East Tenn reorg lien 5s—
1958
5,000
Mobile 8c Ohio coll tr 4s..
1938
16,000
1,000 Spokane Internet 1st g 5a_...—1955
Staten Isl Ry 1st gu g 4 His
'43
Sunbury 8c Lewis 1st g 4a
1936
Ask
104
101
J
Sale
110
A
86 % Sale
110H Sale
A
115
J
100H 106
87
M S
90%
89
M S
J
J
J
D
94%
44 H
40 H
1st M 6s A
1947
A
A
...1944
1953
A..1950
F
103 H
J
92%
93 %
101% 102
99%
109
Sale
Gen ref a t gold 4s
35,000
52,000 Texarkana 8c F S Ry 5%»
Aug 1943
Texas 8c Pacific 1st g 5s
..2000
Second g inc 5s (flat)
Dec 1 2000
Gen ref 5s ser B
1977
Gen 8c ref 5s aeries C_.... ....1979
Gen 8c ref 5s ser D
1980
Tex Pac—Mo Pac To m 5 %a
1964
Toledo 8c Ohio Car 11st g 5a....1935
Western Dl? la', g 5a..........1935
General gold? a
....
......1935
Tol St L 8c We t 50-yr g 4a
-.1950
Tol W Va 8c Ohio 1st guar 4%s B.1933
Texas 8c N O cons g
18,666
56",000
43,000
59,000
17,000
5,000
24,000
1st
2,000
guar!
s
5s
99
F
J
J
D
98 %
99
ZZZ'Z- 103"
J
101
J
D
A
O
86
J
J
98%
HI" 102'y
1952
...
...
1947
J
J
J
J
June 2008
18c refunding 4s
1967
70,000
June 2008
10,000
40-year 4s Int rets
1968
293,000
1944
1,000 UNJRR8c Canal Co gen 4s
1,000 Utah 8c Northern 1st ext 4s.....1933
Gold 4%a
1st Hen 8c ref 5a
Vandalla consol g 4s A
...
Consol 4a Series B
2,000
Vera Crux 8c P Asatg
1st 4%a
Virginia Midland general 5s
Va 8t Southwest 1st guar 5s
First cons 50-year 5s
33,000
209,000 Virginian Ry 1st 5s ser A..
1st mtge 4%s series B
17,000
76,000 Wabash RR 1st gold 5s
Second gold 5s
52,000
Ref 8c gen s f 5Hi ser A.
34,000
T.666
"2,000
2,000
6,000
12,000
74,000
123,000
A O
..1947
Pac RR 8c land gr g 4a
Registered
1955
1957
1934
97
94%
61%
60%
61%
84 H
42
"50%
38%
74
74
39
67
Sale
D
8
J
J
F
A
91
lOlH
MN
102 %
97% 100
79%
105% Sale
100
102%
MN
103
1936
MN
2003
1958
J
J
A
O
MN
Sale
Sale
F
A
M
8
m
Sale
96% Sale
100
102
83% July
21
95
94
101%
97
101
July
94% July
July
Jan.
Feb.
4
Feb.
95% July
10 106% Feb.
100% Jan. 14 102% Feb.
Jan.
107% June 29 113
Mar.
95
Last Sale
3
6
6
July
11
25
92% July
29
18
94% July
20
99
84
J
89 %
—.
A O
85%
M
8
91
F
A
94
10,000 Warren RR 1st ref guar 3%a„..2000
..1948
5,000 Wash Cent Ry 1st g 4s
1945
31,000 Wash Term 1st guar 3Ha--1st 40-year guar 4s
........1945
3,000
..1952
182,000 West Maryland 1st g 4s
First 8c ref 5 %s series A
1977
50,000
1937
11,000 West N Y 8c Pa 1st g 5s
General gold 4s.......
...1943
37,000
1946
155,000 Western Pacific 1st 5s ser A
2361
217,000 West Shore 1st 4s guar
Registered
........2361
5,000
1966
8,000 Wheel 8c L E Ref 4%• ser A
Refunding 5s ser B
1976
Wheel
8c
L
Erie
RR
1st
con
g
4a..l949
T.ooo
1942
15,000 Wilkes-B 8c East 1st gu g 5s
1938
1,000 Wilmar 8c Sioux Falls 1st 5s_.
...
88
A
O
84
92%
Sale
Sale
A
O
94%
Sale
89
20
Sale
100% July
Jan.
98
Sale
July
100
July
110% July
92% July
97% July
10
102% July
112% July
3
6
96% Feb.
93% Jan.
99% Jan.
F
A
91%
91%
77
Q M
F
A
88%
93%
78%
92%
101j
A
O
J
J
91%
91
Sale
Sale
93%
A
O
91
M
8
93
Sale
J
J
92
Saie
J
J
90
91%
M S
88
90
M S
M
8
J
D
J
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90%
42%
Sale
1960 J J
20,000 Winston-Salem S B 1st 4s
1949 J J
63,000 Wisconsin Cent 1st gen g 4s
MN
Sup
8c
Dul
Dlr
8t
Ter
1st
4s...1936
24,000
J
J
Worcester 8c Conn Bast Ry 4%8_1943
■
87
79%
Sale
92%
96%
77% Sale
89% Sale
103% Sale
97
76
%l6/*
88
94%
63
85
90%
96%
78
88%
104
97%
91%
92%
97%
92
101
48% Sale
102%
95% "97"
Sale
90%
80
95
73%
Sale
Sale
100
July
95%
100%
91
28
9
Jan.
12
May 16
106% July
17
July
3
July
103% July
99% July
78% July
10
8
8
July
July
July
23 81
22 102% July
25
Sale
23
51%
102%
97%
56%
61%
102% July
95
96
Sale
64
56%
58%
90%
74%
90
50
July
July
56% July
16
7
26
Jan.
21
Jan.
16
28
5
Jan.
Mar. 29
5
Jan.
July 25
Jan.
20
Feb.
25
Jan.
20
Jan.
22
Jan.
23
Jan.
9
July
7
89% July
3
93% June 11
97
July
7
78
Jan.
May
26
11
84
Jan.
June
c97
Feb.
Jan.
104% June 16
98% July 30
June
Jan.
June
97
Jan.
6
Apr.
July
94%
Jan.
23
93
Feb.
25
99% May 12
Jan.
102%
93%
53%
102%
97%
66%
Mar.
Jan.
90% July
July
8 100% Feb.
Jan.
77
July
July
July
89% July
93
July
78
Apr. 23
3 108% Jan.
Jan.
4 102
98% Apr.
00% June
5 105
95
June 10 102%
60
May 27 102%
98%
Last sale
94%
81
July 23
01
July 22 102%
91
88
Mar. 28
90
82
May 19
92%
90
May 11
56% June
2 96%
55% June
3 89%
58
June
8 96
21 "91% "July "21
July
7
23 75
July
1
31 c69
July
1
31 70
90% July
46
4%
26 103
June
14
90% July 30
97
July
7
97
July
1
81
July
Sale
77% July
July
9
Sale
88
July 17 90
1 104% July 20
103% July
9
98% July 30
"99"
96% July
1
81
July
8
Sale
76
July
July 10
Sale
90% July 27 93
July 27
Sale
88% July 31
2
9
96% July
99% 94% July
102%
50
Feb.
June
1
17
May 18
Apr. 28
50
7
Jan.
98
97
July
July
113
96
102
July
19
22
23
18
6
10
10
101
May
May
May
June
9
Jan.
July
July
5
Jan.
102%
99%
98%
102%
Feb.
97
65
18
95% June
May 25
98
5
7
28
99% July 28
100
July 28
96
2
July
July
July
July
July
29
Jan.
95
92% Feb.
97% Mar.
100
July
2% July 28
92
92
"46%
87
60
Feb.
110
94% July 21
99% July 28
91% July
67% July
61
July
62
July
77
77%
92%
89
59%
74%
63
61
a9?**
102
55
79
Sale
100
81
Sale
90%
Feb.
90% Jan.
61
May
64% July
June 25
81
79
69
Feb.
96
1
2
17
96% Apr. 16
97
Mar. 24
90% Jan.
5
79% Feb. 19
76
Feb. 19
39
97
84
66
94
May 13
88
17
96
19
16
Mar. 12
99% July
1
100% Apr. 27 103% Apr.
100
Feb. 14 100% Mar. 7
May 16
100% Mar. 14 102
July
100%
75
Sale
Sale
Feb.
102
2% July 28
90%
82
70
4 101
3 107
13
29
9
52
85
81
101
June
July
July
July
59
63
105
105% Sale
105
Sale
100%
100
100% 100% 101
102% 102% 101%
101% Sale
99
Sale
98%
99
Sale
76
76
Sale
76
Sale
J
Jan.
89
J
J
5 100
3 100
65
40
95
Sale
88% June
84% June
71
100% 102%
101
97% Apr. 22
Jan. 22
92
21
Mar. 10
3 102
21 105% Mar. 10
June
11
July
July
19
113% Feb. 20
117% Feb. 25
102% July 25
93
Apr.
4
101% July 29
4
96% Apr.
50
July 31
66% July
64% July
39
July
71
2
4
60
Feb.
July
May
15
102% July
101
96%
96%
----
98
99
80
35
94% July 30
110% 112% 110% 112%
93
Sale
93% Sale
~ ■
99% July
99
99%
100
July
99%
99
100
96%
96%
2%
June
95% Jan.
39
100% Sale
98
90
90
MN
June
104%
26
88% Feb.
97% Apr. 22
July
80
99%
M 8
1962
1939
1939
1975
Deb 6s registered
1939
1st lien 50-year gold term 4s. .1954
Det 8c Ch Ex 1st g 5s
1941
Des Moines Di? 1st g 4s.......1939
Omaha Dlr 1st g 3 Ha
1941
Tol 8cCblc Dl? 1st g 4a
1941
Wabash Ry ref 8c gen 5s ser B ..1976
Ret 8c gen 4%s aeries C
1978
Ref 8c gen 5s series D
1980
97
Sale
100 % Sale
110% 110 %
93 % Sale
95%
M
...1962
99
Sale
100
Jan.
111
108% Mar. 13
June
100% Apr.
88% June
101
100
99
May 22
96% Mar. 6
2
July
75%
rn
91% July
101% July
80
July
50
July
100% 102% 101% 102
95
95
91
90%
96 %
J
J
91k
98 %
M 8
J
98
102%
75
85
85
Fl»
102% July
91% July
91
July
Sale
91
93%
July
95
91% 93% 92
103
99% July
99% 101
July
102% 103% 101
92x4
94%
66%
66%
91
Unior
78% July
July
105
July
Sale
92
95
92
94
D
401,000
104
7
July
July 28
83% July 15
1
105% July
110
July 15
July 25
July 21
101 % July 29
82
July 29
July 31
50
102
79%
101
O
J
D
276",000
105% Apr.
104
98%
85
....
A
series C...........1942 M S
refunding gold 4a
Sale
Sale
79
102
108
101%
101%
105j% 106% 105% 106%
94
July
7 95% July
94% Sale
93%
94%
July
95% July 31 101
99 ~ Sale
95% Sale
103 k
101
103% 101
July
2 108% July
106k 108
107% 109%
Sale
Sale
M S
1946 J
5s__1928 J
Stpd as to paym't Dec 1930 Int
Certifs of dep stpd Dec 1930 int..
Firs'
106% July
104
July
—
D
J
Ulster 8c Delaware 1st con g
17,000
10,000
105"
Feb.
9
97% July
31
Mar
A O
Tor Ham ft Buff 1st 4s
15",000
106% Sale
106^ Sale
Sale
89
95
21 Cl06%Mar.l7
95% Mar. 18
107% 108%
102 i
101%
91
89 i
91%
91%
101%
101%
80
87
80% Sale
50
Sale
40
70
98%
of St L 1st g 4%i__1939
.....
95% July
Sale
Sale
81
105
M 8
Term RR Assn
5s
107% Sale
Sale
J
Tenn Cent Ry
First cons g
95% Sale
"96%
J
A
Jan.
98
96%
Sale
Sale Prices.
Prices.
102
1.
Highest.
.....
98
97
96 H
Sale
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Ask
Ask. Bid.
104
Bid.
JAN.
SINCE
Lowest.
Highest
Lowest.
July 31.
July 1.
1931.
exchange.
Bid.
6,000
RANGE
PRICES IN JULY.
Price
Jan. 2
Jan.
July
July
July
July
July
May
Feb.
Mar. 21
Mar. 21
Feb.
6
July
July
2
7
June
80
Mar.
80
10
Jan. 20
Mar. 26
78
Jan.
Apr.
Feb.
INDUSTRIALS—
256,000
Abitlbi Pow 8c Paper 1st
5s__._..1953
..1943
J
D
70
Sale
Abraham 8t Straus deb 5Ha
A
O
With warrants..
67,000
A O
28,000 Adriatic Elec Co external 7s.....1952
m a
14,000 Adams Express coll tr g 4s......1948
Ajax Rubber 1st s f 8s
....1936 J D
M 8
Alaska Gold M deb 6s A (flat)...1926
10-year con? 6s ser B (flat)
1925 M 8
4,000 Albany Perforated Wrap Paper 6s 1948
tr cony 5S..1944
229,000
Collateral and conrertible 5s..1949
372,000
Coll 8c conv 5s
1950
142,000 Allls-Chaimers Mfg deb g 5s
1937
31,000 Alplne-Montan Steel 7s
1955
36,000 Amer Agric Chem 1st ref s f 7Ha.l941
27,000 Amer Beet Sugar con? deb 6s...1935
74,000 Amer Chain 10-year s f deb 6s
1933
8,000 American Cyanamid deb 5s_.
1942
873,000 Amer 8c ForeignPower 5s...
..2030
40,000 American Ice s 1 dob 5s
1953
928,000 American I G Chemical 5Hs_....1949
269,000 Amer Internat Corp con? 5H®_.1949
1,000 Amer Mach 8c Fdy s f gold 6s
1939
129,000 Amer Metal Ltd 5%s gold notes__1934
617,006 Allegheny Corp coll
A
O
F
A
J
D
A
O
Sale
91
Sale
S*
Sale
80
Sale
72% Sale
71% Sale
98
J
A
O
102%
33%
42
Sale
80
Sale
99
Sale
99%
Sale
100
Mar. 30
10
78
Feb.
Sale
103
41
Sale
98
Sale
100
Sale
97% Sale
89
Sale
92
40%
Sale
84
88
83
83
Sale
105% 106
77
Sale
July
65% July
66
July
60
63
July
100% July
70% July
102% July
30% July
98
July
86
July
72% July
81
July
96% July
82% July
105
July
77
July
American Natural Gas Corp—
118,000
Deb 6Hs (with purch warr)
.1942
223,000 Amer Smelting 8t Ref 5s ser A
1947
206,000 Amer Sugar Refg 15-year 6s.
1937
10,000 Amer Tel 8c Tel Con? 4&
1936
458,000
30-year coll trust
..........1946
769,000
35-year sink fund deb 5s
1960
573,000
20-year sinking fund 5Hs
1943
344,000
Convertible debentures 4Hs._1939
1,197,000
35-y
at
deb 5s
A O
102
Sale
J
105
Sale
J
M
8
J
D
J
J
MN
105%
Sale
108
Sale
J
F
A
120%
105%
A O
103%
1965
Gash sale.
Sale'
J
5,000 Amer Type Founders deb 6s
1940
A O
81,000 Amer Water Works 8c Elec coll 5s.1934
MN
55,000
Debenture gold 6s series A...1975
C
98%
106
l
!
16% Sale
102% Sale
104% Sale
101%
16%
103%
106% Sale
107
Sale
107%
109%
Sale
Sale
Sale
132
Sale
Sale
107%
100%
102%
105%
Sale
105
Sale
Sale
101%
Sale
102
Sale
105
103
11
Feb.
90%
72% Sale
Sale
Jan.
83% Mar.
9
May 11
100% May 15
89
May 22
101
14
78
106
Sale
86
3
10
6
Sale
88
Mar.
June
Sale
105
9
7
28
44% June
June
Sale
Sale
99% July
99% July
87% July
2(
Jan.
82
104% 105%
July
July
July
July
5
81
95%
86
57
5
70
35%
95
15
7
64% Sale
101% Sale
l02%
98
July
8
64
61%
65% Sale
66
53
14
86
76
O
Sale
77
5jf
Sale
Sale
93
8
D
O
86%
10
60
Sale
Sale
Sale
O
J
A
k
7
80
Sale
A
87
75
89%
M
J
94
86M
Sale
§0
MN
99
*81""
104
O
98
95
12
Sale
A
F
99% Sale
54
84%
5%
5%
A
F
Sale
20
Sale
S
A
85%
100%
83%
MN
M
A
93
56
Sale
July
Sale
102% July
Sale
103% July
July
103% 103
Sale
106
July
108% Sale
110% Sale
131% Sale
16
107% July
109
Sale
109% July
131% July
107% July
103
Sale
101
102
Sale
101% July
104
Sale
104
July
July
2
3
3
74
3
103
July 21
78
July
2
1
102% July
35
July
3
100% July 30
89
July 24
60
79
76
July
July
July
July
83% July
July
101
July
88% July
105
July
85
July
6
10
27
July
6
84
20
50
Apr.
57% June
51
June
50
June
100%
Jan.
70% July
102% July
25% June
98
83%
77%
74%
96%
82%
104%
74
Jan.
June
103
July
102% July
July
106
25
31
8
1
Mar. 24
105% Mar. 10
47
Jan.
9
102
96
Feb.
10
Feb.
18
88
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
June
25
July 21
85
9
12
Mar. 11
95% Mar. 11
106
95
June
Mar.
105
Jan.
104%
107%
120%
105%
99%
Jan.
51% Jan.
104% Jan.
105% July
103% July
108% Apr.
109% May
Jan.
111
May
25
9
Jan.
135
Feb.
26
Jan.
109% May 13
June
106
Mar. 11
101
Feb.
104
Jan.
8% May
7
109
Feb.
102
101% June
103
May
July
July
85
103
94
June
July
7
87% Feb. 24
85% Feb. 24
June
July
103% July 28
105% July 10
103% July 28
107% July 29
108% July 27
110% July 13
136
Mar. 30
99% Feb.
101%. June
100% Apr
10
28
21
N. Y. STOCK
EXCHANGE—BONDS
35
Sales in
July
BONDS
Value.
N. Y. STOCK EXCBANQB.
Price
Jan
PRICES IN JULY.
2
1931.
Hft.
July 1.
July 31.
RANGE
Lowest.
SINCE
Highest.
Lowesi.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices
$
Bid.
13,000 Amer Writ Paper 1st ft 6s
1947
81,000 Anftlo-Chll Nitrate 7s without war *49
8,000 Antllla Suft (Comp Azuc) 1st
7)4* '39
5,000
Certificates of deposit..
1,000 Ark & Memp Bdfte & Term 1st ds.1964
.
455,000 Armour Ac Co. 1st real estate 4
34* 1939
864,000 Armour Ac Co of Del 1st 5
Hi
1943
69,000 Armstrong Cork conv deb 5s
1940
59
59
Ask.
Sale
65)4
66
60
Sale
1
14
1534
Sale
J
J
J
J
M
ti
J
D
J
J
100
8654
72)4
Baraqua (Comp Azucar) 734* ...1937
J
J
42
9354
Sale
J
Bell Telephone of Pa 1st 5s
B....1948 J
First Ac ref 5s series C
1960 A
89
Sale
O
J
Beneficial Indus Loan deb 6s....1946 M 8
Berlin City Electric deb 6
)*«
1951 J D
Deb sinking fund
63a«
—1959
107)4
Sale
111
Sale
1st
5s stamped
1941 J
v deb
5)4n
,.1936 J
Convertible debentures 5s....1950 J
—
104
83
6
Sale
5
Sale
80
Sale
sb "8554
64
69
6634
89
10654
12054
250
103
92
10034
Sale
5534
Sale
105
80
10434 10534
113
114
29
32
9554
A
63
O
258.000 Chill Copper deb g 5s
.1947
453.000 Cin Gas Ac Elec 1st mtge g 4s A..1968
7934
O
Clearfield B t Coal 1st 4s
Colon Oil
conv
197,000 Consol Agrlcul Loan 6)4*--
91
9234
7534
A
10034
O
100 34
95
94 34
98
.1
99
j
99
0
J
F
A
Deb gold 4)4s w i
1951 J
21,000 Consum Gas Chic 1st guar ft As..1936 J
D
D
Corn Prod Ref 1st 25-yr 8 f 5s
Crown Cork Ac Seal s f 6s
1934 M N
1947 J
D
Crown Willamette Pap 1st s t g 6s 1951 J
Crowm Zellerbach deb 6s w w
1940 M
Cuba Cane Sugar conv 7s
1930 J
Conv deb stamped 8%
69,000 Cuban Cane Products deb 6s
3,000 Cuban
Dom Sug 1st 7)4$
Certificates of deposit
1,000
Stpd with!purch
17,000
17,000 Cumb T Ac T 1st Ac
45 000 Cuyamel Fruit 1st
20,000 Delaware
67
82
gen 5s
s
f 6s A
434s
J
Ei 1st Ac ref 5s_—.1951 M N
to Pa tax
M N
Dery (D G) Corp 1st a t 78—1942 M S
...
Second stamped
Detroit Edison Co 1st coll tr 5s__1933 J
Gen Ac ref 5s series A—......1949 A
Gen Ac ref 5a series B
1955 J
114,000
88,000
59,000
Gen At ref 5s ser G
Gen & ref 434« series D._
When issued
9,000
518,000
163,000
97.000 Det United 1st cons g 4Hs__
486,000 Dodge Bros a f deb 6s
26,000 Dold (Jacob) Pack 1st 6a
Dominion Iron Ac Steel 5s
~
5,666
Deb 7%
notes (with warr)
Euultahle Gas 1st con 5s
1st lien
24.000
17.000
-
s
f 6s stamped..
30-year deb 6s series B
r Dash
sale
103
J
J
J
M
10254
10234
Sale
99
9734
8234 Sale
60
103
30
O
71
1942 M
—
D
8
Sale
Sale
97
115
D
A
Sale
10334
A
F
99 %
Sale
Sale
-
—
—
80
57
10154
90
45
Sale
87
84
5534
9754
9934
10054
9834
985a
Sale
9S34
10734 106 34
10154
Sale 10234
Sale
4634
Sale
8234
107)4
30 10234
3
6334
Sale
Sale
65
103""
102
Sale
45
70
70
Sale
35
107
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103 34 Sale
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105
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76
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103
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101
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July
July
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90
3734
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103 34
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63 34
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10234
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94
90
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9 34
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734 July
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July
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July
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10
15
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101
10434
10434
9
6
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22
25
July 28
May 26
Apr.
9
July 21
Mar. 24
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Mar. 21
June 28
June 18
9
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June 11
Jan.
9
May 21
93
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6
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20
2 100
Feb.
14
June
13; 98 54 Mar. 12
June
2101
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89
15
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49
45
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9
June
5
7054 Feb. 26
15 106
May 25
3354 Mar. 3 7434 June
8
9
9634 July
98
July 30
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Jan.
17 106
Jan.
Jan.
2 10154 Mar. 10
59
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12
11 45
Mar. 17
28 10634 June 15
57
June 19
74
May 28
June
3
83
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37
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85
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78
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9534
9434
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70
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5
27
20
June
9954
9434
10154
10134
Jan.
Jan.
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100
May
Jan.
9934 Mar. 31
May 22
101
May 20
9834 July 28
10034 May 12
Jan.
Feb.
97
11
July 28
July 24
60
70
79
90
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I115
3
22
7
2
8
101
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
108
Feb.
June 18
10154 July 16
10354 May 18
Jan.
45
July
70
July
24
Mar. 18
2434 Jan.
22
Apr.
2
May
8
July 31
83 54 Mar. 12
93 54
4834
10834
101
2 103 34
June
10334 Jan. 21 10534
103
Jan. 20 10634
48
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Jan.
9
Jan. 19
June
1.
85
June 26
June
1
Jan. 16
Jan.
9
64
14 10234 July
97
Jan.
102
90
70
Apr.
2 10554
July
June
2, 9934
Mar.
60
Apr. 29
May 19
5
9
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2
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4
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23* Mar. 18 17
10254 Jan.
2 106
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2 10554
10034 July 30; 101
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2
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9
9654 Jan
7
100
7
28
85
5
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
Jan.
June
Feb.
103
1134 July
1434 July
May '28
Apr.
8954 May
81
2734 July
10334 Jan.
88
9
27
21 96
Jan. 27
29 10734 May 25
9
2734 July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
6
6
June 10 10134 Feb. 18
9334 June
2 10334 Jan. 23
97
July 11 104
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2
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8854 June
July
Mar. 10
Jan.
Jan.
Jam
31
Last sale
92 34
85
Jan.
8
9234
10734 Jan. 12 11234
11734 Feb.
912134
Jan.
July 24
Jan.
28
July 25
Jan.
10
May 19
July 24
July 30
June 22
10434 June 27
61
Oct.
29
8
10354 July
10654 July
107
July
10734 July
103 34 July
103 34 July
9854 July
90 34 July
5654 July
May 12 cl5
June 10
Feb.
2 10454
July 29
10454 Jan.
6 10934 July 24
102
10454
10934
10754
10754
10434
July
July
July
July
July
104
July
9934 July
92J4 July
57
July
105
Feb. 21
10534 Feb.
9954 Jan.
10334 June
97 H Jan.
82 34- Jan.
55
May
10831 June 1
13 110
May 18
31 10554 May 23
30 104
June 22
12 100
May 21
2
9234 July
31
25 7034 Mar. 27
Mar. 23
90
Mar. 23
90
Jan.
5 101
Mar. 31
102
Jan.
3 10634 Mar. 23
10234 Jan. 29 cl0654July 29
20
May 27 42
Mar. 26
9754 Feb.
4 10054 July 13
60
95
July
103
July
104
July
3454 July
10034 July
12054 July
55
July
55
July
29
9634 July
2 104 34 July
9 cl 06 54 July
17
3754 July
July
6 10054
29 12054 July
15
78
July
15
77
July
11534 Jan.
Q 12334 May
55
July 15 89
Apr.
55
July 15 8734 Aor.
50
May 13 81
May
75 v
20
10154
10154 July
98
95
98
100
90
94
97 34 100
92
94
3
6
90
95
103 54
32
11
6
July
4
Mar. 13
5
July
1
7634 June 10 87
Feb. 13
10534 Feb.
3 10734 May
5
98 54 Jan.
2< 10234 May 12
62
Apr.
2
69
June 10
6634 Jan. 12 6634 Jan. 12
6
10734 107 34 10754 Sale
107J4 10734 10734 Sale
10754 10854 107 34 10834
103 34 Sale
10434 Sale
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6
Mar.
June 29
8534 Mar. 18
10234 June
3 10634 July
7
101 % Jan.
6 104
May 15
70 i July 13
2
8334 Apr.
23 J June
4
36
July 31
75
July 31 105
Feb. 10
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6
9
Feb. 13
July 28
July 24
9934 July
7
83
100
10
20
64
6
64
103 54 10454 105
103 54
18
115
60
13
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8 34
8
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10454 10534 10534 10534 105
10434
10434
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101
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6
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3
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17
20
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16
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97 34
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55
9954
94
100
5
45
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31
27
10
11
3
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10054
93 54
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83
9
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76 34 July
8934 July
97
July
87
9454
93
36
1
63
78
92
92
94
85
99
3
31
3 10534
88
63
85
8
8
18
6134 July
71
July
87
July
9634 July
7654
Sale
1942 M
21
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
10534-July
97 34
99
1434
July
71
July
69
97
Sale
7
1 104
13.
48
Jan.
98
9
7
7454 July
10634 July
1
83
Sale
6554
834
834
1034
7
7
72
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3
16
29
7
20
30
1
31
14
99
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31
21
in
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100
86
69
29
101
Sale
Sale
Sale
13
28
28
102 34 Jan.
97
35
15
7954
7434
9
Prices.
Feb. 27
Feb
1254
May 19 68
Apr. 28 10334
Jan.
5 10754
May 26 48
9234 Apr. 30
8634 Feb. 19
107
Feb.
3 1103*
11034 Jan. 31 115
98
July 13 C9934
57
July 15 8834
54
July 15 8654
50
July 13 8034
29
1
98
10154
13 c9934
15
10
1.
June 12
50
31
9754
105
24 104
10634 July
92
July
90
July
101
July
98
July
106
July
96
July
85
July
91
July
30
July
5554 July
106
July
2. 72
July
9
98
July
Sale
10754
10154
10554
10534
5654
Jan.
Apr.
2 10554 Juiy
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10154
1942 M
1954 J
9654
Sale
92
98
2 104
74
55
85
90
J
S
64
90
77
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Sale
Sale
634
Sale
Sale
8
1931 J
Sale
5
A
J
Sale
Sale
8
F
O
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7
106
M S
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Sale
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9954 (Sale
10534
A
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1
July
Sale
87
37
11034
1 114
..
&
72
87
Apr.
10554 July
90
July
84
July
98
July
97
July
105
July
93
July
85
July
90
July
30
July
49
July
105
July
6934 July
9634 July
2734 July
6254
7134
Sale
1
3
24 54
10534
2
3
1003
1063
20
218
9754
10054
9654
9654
10654
10154
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6954
30
"99"" 160"
A
Ernesto Breda Go 1st M 7s.'54
With stock purch warrants
47,000
11,000 Federal Lt At Tr 1st s f 5s
First 1 s f 5s stamped
31,000
10254
A
J
11
Sale
Sale
3
9654
97 54
10954 July
4.3
July
9654 July
Sale
_
D
1940 M N
19*2 MN
1939 M S
99
Saie
1961 F
_1<932 J
Sale
19
...1962 F
101,000
265,000 Duqueane Light 1st mtge ft 4 34* A1967
77,000 Eastern Cuba Sugar s f 7)4s
1937
1939
9,000 Ed El 111 Bkn 1st con g 4a
1995
10,000 Ed El 111 N Y 1st cons g 5s
17,000 Elec Pow Corp (Germany) 6)4*—1950
1st sinking fund 634*
1953
29,000
Elkhorn Coal 1st Ac ref 6)4*—1931
7,000
J
O
Donner Steel 1st ref 20-year 7s..1942 J
J
Duke-Price Pow (Ltd) 1st 6a A..1966 M N
.
"754
16
O
4154
26
20
3
043/4
Sale
9654 Sale
81
9534
30
28
J
1971 J
11454
Sale
8834
Sale
10234 10434
9834
7434
1940 A
98
106
74
I02" 10354
J
J
"7434
98
54""
1106 34 Sale
8
1937 J
35
Sale
57
1054
Sale
2334
96
1950 J
J
..1944 MN
90
Sale
Sale
8754
9654
Sale
J
warr attached
Pr Ac Lt 1st M
63,000 Denver Gus Ac
Stamped as
13,000
1930 J
80
90
June
June
9434 May
98
46
Sale
166"
106,000 Consumers Power 1st Hen 5s
1952 M N
<10534
30,000 Container Corp of Am 1st 8 f ft 6S.1946 J D
80
15-year deb gold 5s
87,000
1943 J
D
63
34,000 Copenhagen Telep extl s f g 5s..1954 F A
99
3,000
19,000
70,000
53,000
97
Sale
63
9354
95
9134 Salo
10434 10634
J
D
Sale
10554
10954
J
J
Sale
90
31
2
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
98
28
3254
3034
5554 Sale
49 34
10554 106
10554
6654
6954
7034
Sale
N
J
85
75
Sale
J
1,660,000
98
Sale
Apr. 23
77
87
July 31
May 2 26
July
6
1434
Apr. 28 10134
Last sale
14
59
8 102
3 107
•
105
10554 10654 10534
9334 Sale
9534 Sale
60
Sale
A
84'
74
51
F
240""
95
Sale
71
97
90
1958 J
28,000 Consol Hydro-Eiec 1st s f ft 7s
1956
123,000 Consol Coal Md 40-yr 5s
....1950
478.000 Consol Gas (N Y) deb 5)4b
1945
82
81
Sale
J
J
10334
55
July
8
1
July
56
1
10
July
6
13
July
8
97
July
70
July 15
1
53
July
6
91
July
6 102
July
10354
1
9054 July
9134 July
July 30112
July
12054 July 13 12054 July
111
10634 Sale
9154 Sale
90
8634
10034 Sale
Sale
10554
A
J
sta
89
26
5,000 Columbus Gas 1st gold 5s
1932 J
J
90,000 Columbus Ry P Ac L 1st 4)4*-.—1957 J
J
23,000 Commercial Credit a f 6s
1934 MN
Coll trust
ser A
31,000
1935
266,000 Comm'l In« Trust conv deb5His. 1949
17.000 Computing-Tab-Record a f 6s...1941
1,000 Conn Ry At Lt 1st g 4tf«1951
29,000
Stamped guar 4.4*....
1951
92
59
J
1938
July
July
104
Sale
10354 July
70
.70
July
"36"" Sale
25
July
75
Sale
,75
July
6
9
6
July
5
454
1034
July
77
80
8234
July
107
10734 10634 July
10134 Sale 101
July
64
73
6334 July
10554 Sale
10554 Sale
Sale
103
J
...1940
deb 6s..
Sale
Sale
Sale
41
1927
7,000 Colo Fuel Ac Iron Co gen 8 f 5s__1943
35,000 Colo Indus 1st coll tr 5s gu
1934
561,000 Columbia Gas Ac Elec deb 5s
1952 M
Debenture 5s
27,000
....Apr 15
1952 A
Deb 5s
032,000
Jan 15 1961 J
8234
48
104
9034 Sale
11254 11134 Sale
10254
98
1943
J
Sale
70
85
10454 105
'8754 -1-
30.000 Childs Co deb 5s
O
73
Sale
242""
Sale
1939 M S
1927 A
1937 J
Sale
48
Sale
117
Sugar 1st gold 7)4$
Chicago City Ac Conn Ry 5s_Jan
19.000 Chic Gas L Ac C 1st gu g 5s
Chicago Rys 1st 5s stamped
Aug 1 1929 int 10% paid.
33,000
"l'ood
Sale
89
91
111
A
1951 F A
__Jan 1957 M 8
Sale
70
Sale
10334
9654
9734
Central Steel 1st sink fund 8s
1941 M N
495.000 Ccrtaln-teed Prod s 1 g S^a A.. .1948 M 8
470,000 Ches Corp conv col tr g 5s May 15 1947 M N
103
105
85
86
N
30", 000
u*
10754
10134
63 54
Sale
Sale
May 1931 F
Ges pedes
97
Sale
Sale
D
Cent Hud G Ac 3 1st 5s
24
9834
10.000 Camaguey
12,000 Canada Steamship Lines 1st 6s..1941 A O
9,000 Central Dlst Tel 1st 30-year 5s_._1943 J
Sale
Sale
Sale
70
102
1938 MN
Sugar sink fund 7s ..1942 A O
4,000 Central Foundry 1st s f6«
112,000 Cent 111 Elec Ac Gas 1st 5s
7154"
10454
10354
83
10134
534s
103
7754
6934
9254
10234
93
101
10254
Sale
J
J
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Sale
3334
O
A
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Sale
N
1939 F
s
69
10554
9854
O
1940 J
Conv deb
Sale
A
Calif Pet
79
Salo
1534
1434
89*
Si*
8
D
Calif Packing conv deb 5s___
s
68
J
...
deb
Sale
Sale
78
D
Buffalo Ac Susq Iron gen a f 5s
•
932
Buffalo Gen Elec 4ser B
—1981 F
Bush Termiual Co lst4s..i
.1952
Conaoi 5s
1955 J
Bush Term Bidfts 5s ftu tax ex
1960 A
By-Product Coke 1st 534s ser A..1945 M
Cal Gas Ac El Corp unlf Ac ref 5s
1937 M
77
7134
9254
61
5834 Sale
5334
5454 55 34-July
10154 10154 102
10134 July
107
10754 107
10754 107
July
Sale
25
21
Sale
21
July
Sale
96
95
Sale
9454 July
9434
9734
9434 July
10834 Sale
11034 Sale
10834 July
11234 Sale
114
11234 July
Sale
9834
Sale
98
July
Sale
76
Sale
57
July
69
Sale
Sale
54
July
6754 Sale
52
4534
50
July
10434 Sale
10154 Sale
J
Con
conv
7034
6854
1955
...
13
101
63
27
101
Sale
J
Brooklyn Rap Tr 1st refcon ft 4s 2002
54",666 Brooklyn tin El 1st ft 4-5s
1950 F A
54,000 Brooklyn Union Gas Co 1st ft 5s_1945 MN
1st lien Ac ref 6s ser A
1,000
1947 M N
53",000
Sale
1942 J
Debenture 6s
1534
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
%
63 J4
10154 Sale
10634 107 %
1936 J
....
20
101
102
Sale Prices.
57
56
34
Batavlun Pete gtd deb 4 34a
6s
it*
96
10234
101
64,000 Brooklyn Edison Inc gen 5s A
1949 J
J
735,000 Bkiyn-M Tr K I Sec 6s
..1968 J
J
5,000 Bklyn Queens Co Ar Sub fttd 5s..1941 MN
10,000
Sale
102
12,000 Bowman-Blitmore Hotels 1st 7s..1934 M 8
28,000 Broadway Ac 7th Ave 1st con 5s._1943 J D
2,000
Certificates of deposit
23,000 Brooklyn City RR 1st 5s
1941 J
J
16,000
48,000
65,000
34,000
16,000
58,000
1,000
Sale
Sale
Beldtnft-Hemlnway
cons
Ask
60
Sale
5754
9954 101
80 34 Sale
6934 Sale
94
......
112",060
103 )4
J D
Berlin Elec Elev At Undgrd Rys—
1st 6Hs
136,000
.1956 A O
59,000 Bethlehem Steel 1st Ac ref 5s ft A.1942 M N
146,000
20-year pur At imp s f 5s
1936 J
J
8,000 Binft At Binft s f deb 6)4s_
1950 M 8
67,000 Botany Cons Mills sec 6 f 6)4*
1934 A O
10V, 000
Sale
Bid.
16
14,000 Associated Oil 6% ftold notes... 1935
M S
Atlanta Gas Light 1st 5s
1947 J D
Atlantic Fruit 7s ctfs of
dep
1934 J D
Certif of deposit
stamped
J D
28,000 Atl Gulf & W I SS Line coll tr 5s_1959 J
J
46,000 Atlantic Refining deb 5s.......1937 J J
3,000 Baldwin Locom Works 1st s f 5s..1940 MN
18,000
603,000
96,000
106,000
59,000
371,000
354.000
370,000
406,000
Bid.
Ask.
55
MN
J
JAN.
Highest.
6354 Sale
6234
94 34
92 34
97 54
90
July 31
9
July
July 16|
July 23
July 10
10154 July
64
July
9654 July
9434 July
9854 July
92
July
3
10
101
June
Feb.
9
20
June
13 10154 Jan.
28
11
13
19
9
14
5534 Jan.
2
76
Mar. 16
9174 Jan.
9
98
9134 June 13
97
Apr. 27
Apr. 18
97
90
June
8
10334 May
May 201100 ~ Jam
8
2
EXCHANGE-BONDS
N. Y. STOCK
July
N.
Value.
T.
STOCK EXCHANGE.
$
•
Jan. 2
'2,000 Federated Metals cony 7s
11,000 Flat sinking fund gold deb
71,000
23,000
113,000
38,000
29,000
7s
Without warrants
J
80
J
79% Sale
25 %
30%
J
M S
J
1943
...1949
Gannett Co deb 6s
Go) 5s
u
v
F
A
1952
46,000 Gen Amer Investors 5s
1940
89,000 General Baking deb s f 5 Us
1947
72,000 Gene>al Cable 1st s fg 5%s A
General Elec deb g 3 Us
1942
1,000
.1945
80,000 General Elec (Germany^ 7h
Deb 6%s without warrs attached__
25,000
b t deb » bb
1948
90,000
383,000 Gen Motors Acceptance deb g 6s. 1937
47,000 Gen Petroleum 1st s f 5s. .Aug 15 1946
General Public Service deb 5%s.l939
65,000
Genl Steel Castings 1st 5%a
1949
34,000
Gen Theatres Equip deb 6s
1940
355,000
F
83
A
98
92 %
Sale
F
95
96
J
90
94
D
91
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83
Sale
102
Sale
J
F
A
88
-
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519,000
786,000
55,000
179,000
11,000
8,000
ioi'ooo
289,000
646,000
10-year 7% notes..
Interlake Iron 1st 5s ser B
lnt Agri
Corp 1st 8c coll tr 5s
Stamped extended to
lnt Cement conv deb 5s
Internat Hydro
.....
El deb 6s
International Match deb 5s
Convertible debentures 5s
2,062,000
86,000
96,000
273,000
457,000
947,000
615,000
18,000
3,000
5,000
I
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10-year 6% notes...
1941
lnt Merc Marine 1st a f 6s
Sale
63%
104%
A...1947
1955
1952
4%8.—1939
1955
1947
Convertible debenture
Deb gold 5s.
.
Investors Equity
5s A
Deb 5s ser B with
Without
warrants.-.-1948
37,000
1st M 4Us
177,000 Kansas Gas & EI 1st mtge 4%s__1980
345,000 Karstadt (R) Inc 1st Mtge 6s_._. 1943
149,000 Keith Corp (B F) lfet ser g 6s
1946
16,000 Kendall Co 5%s with warrants..1948
67,000 Keystone Telephone 1st 5a
1935
2,000 Kings Co E L 8c Pow gold 5s__...1937
21~,666
89
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91
89
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Lehigh Coal 8c Nav 4 Us
27,000
Cons sink fund 4%s ser C
37,000 Lehigh Valley Coal 1st 5s
1st 40-yr gu lnt red to 4%
"5,006
33,000
54,000
144,000
14,000
123,000
61,000
259,000
675,000
"7",000
"4", 606
247,000
137,000
264,000
72.000
32,000
sale.
96
94%
90%
67
Sale
68%
Sale
40
Sale
14%
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51
56
58%
89
Sale
60%
Sale
105
106%
Sale
102%
102%
101
68
33
9
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106% 106% 106
102
July
103% Sale
Sale
43%
July
Sale
46
25
July
Sale
25% Sale
101%
July
101%
102%
Sale
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103
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95% Sale
94% Sale
20
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94% Sale
94% Sale
20
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70
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70
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57
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62
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84% Sale
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71
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70
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75
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83
76
103%
117% 118%
95
101% 102%
92
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101% 102%
101% Sale
101
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101%
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Sale
44
98%
97
1954
1954
1933
1933
100%
Sale"
100
100%
78
62%
50
122
Sale
105
96
105%
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72
81
75
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102% Sale
1944
A
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84
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78% Sale
20%
35
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56
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48
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85
98
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60
55
55
80
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83
99
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77
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30
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J
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100%
49%
85% Jan.
July
July
May
12% May
58
40
29
88
1
82
92%
96%
31
15
21
1
76
15
56
31
82%
15
95%
31{
15
91%
72%
17
72
29
70
72%
3 139
84% July
July 22
July 20 107% July
July
July 18 119
88
July
7
July
July
July 29 103
July 15 93% July
July'
1
103%
2 103%
2 102%
8 101%
July 31
46
July
2 101
July
July
1 101
17 102
3
52
July
25
49%
55
50
53
50
July
15
53
Sale
99%
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98% July
76
26
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75
30
25
60
15
51
20
75
75
98
70
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55
67%
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103
101%
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103% Sale
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105%
100% Sale
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50
69%
104
Sale
104% Sale
104
Sale
105% Sale
104% Sale
102% 102% 102% 103
July
July
July
Jan.
77
Jan.
69% Jan.
66
June
81
Jan.
84% Mar. 19
96
Mar. 25
l\V*
70
June
91% July
May
May
75
Mar.
70
76
Mar. 11
70
July
75
Apr. 22
101
103
Jan.
62
39
June
Jan.
82
May
103% Jan.
70
July
102% July
55
103% July
103% July
104% July
102% July
16
2
101
June
85
July
94% Apr. 10
Jan.
78
Jan.
13
104% Feb.
23
118% Jan.
72% Apr.
24
139
104%
104%
Mar. 24 103%
June 17 103%
101% May
101% Jan.
100
31
3
Apr.
7
May 12
Feb.
4
Mar. 7
75% Mar. 19
6 101% June 19
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6
July
6
13 101
3
13 102% June 22
23 102% June 13
2 100% Mar. 25
16
2
3
78
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2
52
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13
55
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57
Feb.
7|
25
11
July
3
125
May 18
108% June 17
9
99% Feb.
95% Mar. 19
July
July
July
July
July
95
Mar. 18
114% July
95% May
101
July
108
May
87% Mar.
July
July
July
July
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7
134
20
73^
6
105% May 22
Apr.
4
85% May 25
107% June 24
120
May
6
90% Feb.
3
103
Mar.
9
9
94
7
105% June 17
107
May 21
99% July 30
75% Mar. 11
78% Jan. 14
70% July
8
Jan.
100
17
16
24
14
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Jan.
35
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May
Mar.
Feb.
62% June 22
51
100
Feb.
It*
June
98
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Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
June
Mar.
Jan.
3
Feb.
25
Jan.
105% July 22
9
104% May
June
75
Jan.
May
July
77
Jan.
104% July
105% July
103
103
June
Jan.
July
99
Feb.
104
103
55
3
12
2
100% June
90
104% July
July
19
20
Jan.
100% Feb.
99% Jan.
66
9
12
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40
June
84% Apr.
104% July
104% May
104% May
105% May
104% July
11
Apr. 23
May
June
Apr.
93% July
38
July
95
July
72
July
94% July
104% July
100% July
50
July
9
10
10
97
May
8
7
2
9
14
22
10
8
23
2
10
June
July
42
July
July
July
98% July
105% July
July
July
30
11
40
14
3
1
2
3
8
21
46
Sale
July
June
62
July
July
July
July
July
July
7 100
14
78
26% July 23
Sale
103%
May
Apr.
93% Jan.
35% July
July
July
92% July 13 95%
1 101
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100
98% July
1 107%
106
July
106% Sale
71% July 21 83
55
69%
95
95
"66"
June
83% July
86% July
73% July
8
July
6
July
July 17
21
July
70
52
26
9% Jan.
3
77% June 22
78
June 22
64% Apr. 10
95
Apr. 13
87
July 24
99% Apr. 28
76% Jan. 30
100
Feb. 16
93% Feb. 14
99% Jan.
7
100
Mar. 21
80% June
July
July
July
July
7
Feb. 24
97% Jan.
98% Feb.
July
Feb.
Jan.
96% Mar. 20
10% June 10
50% Apr.
89% Jan.
87
July
July 28 104% July
3 106% July
July
July 29 99% July
July 15 56% July
70
July
6
July
1
70% July
July
6
70% July
July
16
101 % July
June
65
Feb. 24
Feb.
Apr. 11
104% May 26
82
Mar. 23
69
Feb. 22
June
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July 27
107
Jan.
9% Jan.
9% J an.
64% June
92% July
87
July
99% July
June 12
cl04%May 27
103% July 22
June
100% May
91
Mar. 17
63
108
104% Jan.
101
Mar. 11
94
Jan.
51
6
Mar. 12
65
55% Apr.
87% June
73% July
73% July
62
July
69% July
39
90
June
40
100% Jan.
43% July
25
July
100% Mar.
93% May
60
41%
71
38
105
76
92%
96
June
52
88% Feb.
July
103% July
68% July
July
33
101% July
96% July
95% July
51
95
35%
Jan.
July
93% Jan.
41
6 107
July
100% July
100% July
97
101
101
102
96
Sale
100
102%
Sale
97
95
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103
96
93
75
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85
54
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50
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8
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70
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72
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52%
76%
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105%
70
70
50
59%
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A
103
Apr.
83% June
75
6
Apr.
96% Apr. 15
102% Jan.
8
76
Jan.
9
92% July
6
90
Apr. 17
68% Feb.
4
101% Mar. 10
95% Feb.) 25
90
Jan.
5
94% July
6
84% Mar. 26
86% Mar. 21
53% Jan. 29
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68
Apr. 21
93% June
43
9 124%
121% July
124% Sale
121% 124
7 108%
July
108% 108% 107% 108% 108
99
1
97
July
97% Sale
97% Sale
77
July 29 87
84
90
76%
87
88
31
Sale
76% July
88
76%
3 114%
July
114
114% 113
113% 114
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O
90
89
102%
July
June
2
99
104
F
83%
86%
73%
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33
33
Sale
45
101
100% 101% 101%
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101% 101%
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102%
103
102% 103
101%
100% Sale
98
100% 101%
J
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82%
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103
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July
68
50
3
88
8
136% July
138%
81%
107%
Sale
22%
O
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78
74
79%
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Sale
A
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98%
106%
81
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84
86% Sale
104
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93%
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136%
81%
107%
118%
75%
102%
92%
Sale
MN
July
July
July
165""
Sale
82
9
3
6
9
3
10
7
13
6
22
July
July
Jan.
2
6
65
73
75
70%
"81
63
July
15
18
7
June
3
2
Mar.
June
Feb.
13
Mar.
Mar.
23
I
76
70
100%
99
.....
7
July
94% July
July
75
July
70% July
54
July
90% July
87
July
98% July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
Feb.
75% July
65% July
60
July
62
70
85
Mar. 11
Mar. 19
Apr.
99% July
95
July\
94
94% July
94% July
104% 104% 104% 104% 104%
106
106% 104%
105% Sale
Sale
99
95%
Sale
97
Sale
35%
36
Sale
68
64%
66
70
643
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55)4
55% 69% 70
105%
102
Sale
52
D
D
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Sale
79% Sale
83% Sale
89% Sale
73% 3\A
Sale
101%
$ale
85
99
86
76
8°r
July
July 15 c89
8
98%
96% July
66%
60% July 31
29
92%
90% July
86
July 14 90
41
July 18 48%
97
July 16 100%
July 16
54% July 31
6
94% July
58
July 15
40
July 29
3
July
40
14
July 15
1
July
\51
40
Apr.
9
92% Mar. 20
37% Feb. 26
16 104
16 98
15 Q9
2 104%
13 101% Jan.
Jan.
3 103%
29 102
June 16
95%
92
27
June
4 96*
80
90% July 10
41
20
93
19
Jan.
Jan.
95%
2
.
69% July
July 29
45%
46
38%
14
July 15
19%
7
16
July
'
55
59
52
Sale
July 14
60
24
July
56
54
60
July
2
88% July 16 90
"90"" 91
Sale
July 17
1' 62
60
July
61%
60
Sale
July
Sale
107% July 16 108
108% 108
7 102% July 23
102
July
Sale
Sale
102%
July 22
1
103%
101% July
101% 102% 103
"35%
Sale
-
21
Apr. 20
June
2 109
100
40% June 16 69%
72% July 10 86
103% Apr. 13 105%
July 25 94%
Jan.
2 91%
93% July
89% July
82% July
104% July
103% July
95% July
92
"74"
70%
Sale
M
D
1968
Met Water, Sewer 8c Drain 5%s—1950
Met West Side Elev (Chicago) 4s_1938
Miag Mill Mach 1st ■ f g 7s
1956
Midvale St 81 Ord conv s f 5s
1936
Milw El Ry 8c Lt 1st 8c ref 5s ser B 1961
1st mtge gold 5s
1971
Montana Power 1st 8t ret 5s A
1943
Deb gold 5s series A.......
1962
Cash
Sale
MN
.1943
Marion
1947
Market Street Ry 1st 7s
Apr 1940
Mead Corp 6s with warrants
1945
Meridional EI 1st 7s
1957
Metropolitan Edison lst8cref 5sC.1953
c
Sale
54%
72%
5s
1st g 4%a series
93
Sale
Sale
Sale
4
Sale
Sale
60
97
A
8c Son 6s
Steam Shovel s f g 6s
100%
Sale
93
90
59
Without warrants.............
8,000
321.000
26,000
43,000
33,000
216,000
57,000
lOO"
92%
47%
Sale
86%
F
Mfr tr ctfs, Namm
88
41
50
87
Sale
J
1941
36,000 McCrory Stores deb gold 5 Us
1950
283,000 McKesson & Robbins deb5Us
1942
2,000 Manati Sugar 1st a f 7%a
Stamped Apr 1931 coupon on..1942
30,000
1990
91,000 Manhattan Ry (N Y) con g 4s
2d 4s
2013
11,000
Manila El Ry 8c Lt 1st 5s
1953
90
62
J
.1951
Debenture gold 5%a
1937
66,000 Louisv Gas 8c El 1st 8c ref 5s....1952
22,000 Lower Austrian Hydro-Elec 6%a_1944
91
Sale
sinking fund 5s
Lorlllard (P) Co 7s
Sale
Sale
90
1934
1944
1st 8c refunding 5s
......1954
1st 8c refunding 5s
........1964
First & ref sinking fund 5s....1974
Liggett 8c Myers Tobacco 7b
1944
5s
1951
Loew's Inc deb s f g 6s
1941
Lombard Elec 1st 7s with warr
1952
First 8c ref
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
-
...
97
Jan.
m
2
24
87w
99% July 18
July
~
79
99% July
68
61% Sale
76%
Sale
A
Lacfeaw Steel 1st cons 5s aer A—1950
Laclede Gas L ref 8c ext 1st 5s
1934
Co11 & ret 5 %® "rlCS C
1953
Col & ref g 5U8 ser D.«
I960
1st 8c ref s f g 5s
Sale
75%
Sale
Sale Prices.
June 26
88
July
July
89
62% July
85
July
98
July
70
July
99% July
75% July
Sale
Sale
65% July
60
July
65
103% July
Sale
102% July
Sale
92% July
98
86
July
89%
29
July
Sale
69%
69%
55%
ref 5s
-
2,000
2,000
74%
98%
6a..
52,000 Lautaro Nitrate Co 6s
n.n
Sale
"4" "20"
1997
.1949
1954
1st 8c ref 6%a
—1954
Kinney (G R) Co conv 7U«—---1936
Kresge Foundation coll tr 6a
1936
Kreuger 8c Toll 5a with war......1959
Purchase money
Kings Co Lighting 1st
30
64% Sale
95%
Kings Co Elevated 1st g 4a
19,000
1,000
7,000
5,000
70,000
831,000
86
86
98
85
A O
B1957
1961
94%
Sale
101
A
warrants.
KansasCy Pw 8t Lt 1st g 4%a 8®'
103%
75
96
5s series
Refunding 6s series A
Internat T 8c T deb g 4%e
Intern Paper conv
72
Sale
100
1932 A O
1932 M S
1951 ,M N
1932 M N
1942 M N
1948 M N
1944 A O
1947|M N
1941 J J
79
103% Sale
102% 103
92% Sale
90
86%
38% Sale
106%
J
J
1966 J
77
74
"95%
Sale
4
Interboro R T 1st 8c ref 5s
JUly
72% July
50
Sale
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Prices.
88% July 24
88
July
1
89
July
3
28
July
7
105% July
6
60
July 21
74% July 24
24
87% July
25% July
101% July
Sale
28
73%
105% Sale
101% Sale
71
Sale
45
49
Certificates of deposit
88% "89""
102% Sale
73%
-
Illinois Bell Telep 1st 8c ref 5s A. 1956
98,000
Illinois Steel deben 4%«
1940
121,000 llseder Steel
Corp Mtge 6s
1948
65,000
Indiana Limestone 1st s f 6s
1941
39,000
Ind Nat Gas 8c Oil ref 5s
1936
6,000 Inland Steel 1st M s f
g 4%s A—. 1978
200,000
1st m s f 4%s ser B
1981
354,000 Inter-Metrop coll tr 4%a
1956
July
July
87
56
80
Sale
81
137,000 Good Hope Iron & Steel sec 7«—1945 A O
1947 J J 100%
49,000 Goodrich ( B F) Co 1st 6 Us
68
Convertible deb 6s
1945 J D
602,000
87
451,000 Goodyear Tire 8c Rubber 1st 5s_..1957 M N
78U
Gotham Silk Hosiery deb 6s
1936
J
D
26,000
68 U
Gould Coupler 1st 15-yr s f 6s
1940 F A
15,000
94%
Gt Cons El Pow (Japan) 7s
1944 F
178,000
1st & gen s f g 6 U*
1^50
J
§5%
217,000
89
Gulf States Steel deb 5%a
1942 J D
24,000
90
Hackensack Water 1st 4s
1952 J J
5.000
77
Harpin Mining 6s with warr
1949
20,000
70
Hansa S S Lines 6s with warr
1933; A O
58,000
45
U
Havana Elec Ry cons g 5s
1952 F A
19,000
23 U
Deb 5U8 series of 1926.....
1951IM S
1,000
65
Hoe (R) 8c Co 1st 6%s A
1934'A
O
24,000
Holland Amer L 6s (.flat)
1947|M N
6,000
Houston Oil sink fund 5Us
1940,M N "§1"
59,000
51
Hudson Goal 1st s f 5s series A'62 J D
188,000
101%
Hudson County^Gai^lst 5s
— 1949 MN
13,000
Humble Oil 8c Ref 5 %g
1932 J
" 101%
488,000
Deb gold 5s temp
1937 A O 101
121,000
89%
52
92%
85%
101 % 102
94% Sale
61
82
108% 107%
Sale
65
87% Sale
89
87%
85%
84%
Sale
98% Sale
98
75%
71
79
77
99%
99%
Sale
97 U
J
90%
Sale
107
100 % 104%
90% Sale
M
Sale Prices.
87% Sale
28
25%
104% 105
JV*
Sale
81"
Ask
Sale
87
Sale
105
J
1934
Gelsenkirchen Mining 6s
J
88
93 %
Sale
93 %
-
1941
Framerlc Ind 8c Dev 20-yr 7%«—1942
Francisco Sugar 20-year 7 Us.-.1943
8s
Fisk Rubber 1st a f
Gas A Elec ( Bergen
159", 000
D
1939
1946
Bid.
1.
JAN.
SINCE
Lowest.
Highest.
Ask
Bid.
Ask.
Lowest.
July 31.
July 1.
1931.
Bid.
RANGE
PRICES IN JULY.
Price
P
li
BONDS
Sales in
8
9
22
12
26
14
26
Mar. 30
N. Y. STOCK
Sales in
BONDS
July
Value.
N.
Y.
Price
1931.
Bid.
f deb g 7a
tr rcta with deb atk
pur warr_. 1937 J
Without warrants
J
Gen 8c ref 5s series B
Gen & ref s f 41^8 ser G
Gen & ref a f 5a aer D
a
.....
82
"905*
905*
79%
Sale
deb
3,000 Nat Radiator deb 6
He
5,000 Newark Con Gas 5s.
M N
1951
40%
88
1948
99
55*8
1947
83
108
1938
1948
Purchase money coll tr g 4s...1949
40
40
1
.......
48,000
50,000
160,000
46,000
602,000
6,000
10,000
17,000
13,000
18,000
81,000
21,000
863,000
67,000
112,000
329,000
45,000
158,000
102,000
606", 000
12,000
14,000
15,000
45,000
48,000
2,000
183,000
231,000
140,000
67,000
120,000
34,000
29,000
109,000
2.000
67,000
62,000
103,000
200,000
79,000
295", 000
...
.....1949 F
20-year refunding 6s gold
f g 6s
Niagara Falls Power 1st 5s
Refunding 8c gen 6s
f 6s
ser
O
1946 J
D
J
O
F
1961
Northwest Teleg lat 4Hs
Norwegian Hydro-El Nit 5Hs
Old Ben Coal 1st
g 6s
Ontario Power N F 1st 5s
Ontario Power Serv 1st
5Hs
Ontario Transmission 1st 5s
Oriental Development 6s
A
O
A
O
O
A
A
1943 F
A
1950 J
J
M
8
MN
M S
M
8
J
1937 J
f 6a
8
8
J
deb 6s
1943 A
O
1939 J
D
1931
D
1943 A
O
.1953 F
A
Portland General Electric 4 5*8 ..I960 M S
Portland R L A P latAref
7Hs A1946 M N
Portland Gen Elec lat 5s
J
—1935 J
Porto Rican Am Tobac
conv 6s —1942
Postal Teleg A Cable coll 5s..
1953
Pressed Steel Car 10-year 5a._
—1933
J
1967
D
1970
A
lat A ref gold 4s
1971
Punta Alegre Sugar lat conv 7s —1937
a f g
5H% notes... .1937
O
Pure Oil Co
A
sale.
94
945*
75
63
1165*
107
1125*
1015*
5* July
July
July
107
July
65* July
30
65* July
3
60
1025*
1035* Sale
1055* Sale
1005*
975* Sale
106
107
Sale
1105* 1105*
1115* 1125* 1115* Sale
Sale
1115* 113
27
31
265*
1065* Sale
1065* 107
74
84
75
805*
1045*
1065*
1005* Sale
995* Sale
955* Sale
945* Sale
985* Sale
985* Sale
85
895* 805* Sale
101
111
113
45
53
103 5*
Sale
985* 1015*
945* Sale
885* Sale
955* Sale
955* Sale
1035* Sale
Sale
65
455*
Sale
51
65
"84" Sale'
73
86
Sale
89
102
Sale
60
Sale
Sale
55
75
103
Sale
103
Sale
78
"7"
"22"
90
Sale
87
91
1946 J
J
A.1950
1950 MN
1952 MN
—1953 F
A
1955 AO
Sale
Sale
102
64
82 5* Sale
See "Foreig
90
78
Sale
Sale
77
Sale
835*
775* Sale
Sale
1085* 103
Sale
1055*
91
1045^
4
Sale
Sale
July
995*
114
IV
June
3
83
July
13
70
Jan.
92% Jan.
1025* Jan.
5
70
Mar.
July
995* May
3
98
Apr.
24 1095* Apr.
1025* Mar. 3 1035* June
June
iV
m
104
85
3
'
114
30
1075*
845*
1075*
1015*
965*
995*
85
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
Jan.
12
July
May
May
May
July
15
25
25
8
10
Jan.
13
Jan.
8
85
Jan.
85
70
60
Jan.
95
1125*
1075*
103 5*
945*
945*
845*
815*
June
June
Jan.
1135*
1045*
1075*
975*
Jan.
100
Mar. 11 100
3
Sale
Sale
Sale
67
Sale
Sale
93
1045*
July
1095* July
102
July
1045* July
97
July
76
July
65
July
59
July
103
July
16
17
20
16
11
15
11
8
8
3
60
20
31
July 20
1045* July
1035* July
905* July
995* July
100
1045* July
9
905* July 10
July 10
Sale
89
85
945*
80
Sale
88
Sale
78 5*
80
87
Sale
55*
85
835*
855*
53 5*
nt Bonds."
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68
815*
Sale
555*
79
78
SJile
Sale
Sale
56
Sale
785* Sale
1
9
Feb. 13
May 21
2
1175* May 19
June
17)1075* May 26
Jan. 31jll25* May 14
30 102
June
8
Mar. 11
56
555*
Sale
60
Sale
6
5* July 30
45* July
2
July
1
Jan.
2 1075* May 28
June 25
115* Mar. 27
6
June 27
Jan.
835* July 30
775* July 30
5
965* July
76
6
July
7
855* July
525* July 30
page
12
865* July 21
855* July 14
98
July 22
785* July 27
87
July 16
845* July
8
61
9
Mar. 27
Mar. 24
12
3 1095*
1075* Jan.
1005* Jan. 31 1055*
6
1015* Jan.
110
July 15
1045* July
1 108
93
June 15 1005*
101
Jan.
7 1035*
1015* July 31 103
2 106
1035* Feb.
Jan. 30
985*
110
July
May
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
3
June IT
Apr. 14
Jan. 2$
565* Feb. 16
1015* July
7
105
Apr. 28
105
July 20
1025* July
7
July
Jan.
114
Jan.
June
100
Jan.
95
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
505* Jan.
97
June
54
June
1125* Jan.
1045* Jan.
106
May
985* Jan.
102 5* Feb.
92
Mar.
72
June
56
June
505* May
Feb.
1035* June
Jan.
905* Apr.
99 % July
102
Jan.
86
Feb.
Mar. 11
July
16
115
Feb.
16
505*
1075*
945*
1075*
1015*
Jan.
9
July
16
885* Jan.
94
Mar. 28
108
1035* Jan.
103
5
Apr. 16
Apr.
2
1055* July 29
2
1075* June
1015* May 23
1015* Jan. 26
June
76
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
noH June
71
87
July
7
July 31
July 24
Jan.
885* July 10
1065* July
1 1065* July
1035* July
8 1015* Mar.
51
72
June
July 10
50
June
665* July
3
74
Jan.
865* July 10
1055* July 10 1015* Feb.
105
July 27 1015* Feb.
99
935* Mar.
July
7
4
June
115* July
2
75
June
89
July 28
74
86
May
July 17
945* July
905* Jan.
2
100
Mar. 25
July
July
July
15
11
18
Feb.
25
12
995* Jan.
1065* July 27
1065* July 29
1085* May 29
103
May 27
33
July
7
7S
105
Jan.
9
Mar. 11
97
89
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
38
Feb.
1075* June
23
24
23
25
1
945* July 20
995* July 31
805*
1165*
1105*
1095*
Feb.
9
Apr.
May
July
cl04
July
1055* July
995* June
855* Jan.
30
25
15
83
Jan.
27
27
9
2
12
9
925* Jan.
1035* Jan. 23
106
July 27
1045* July
9
95
May 16
106
104
Feb.
4
Mar. 10
925* May 14
108
Jan.
29
1045* Apr. 27
79
liy*
88
106
Feb.
Feb.
18
Jan.
28
June
11
4
5
1055* June
995* May 27
9
125* Jan.
96
Jan.
935* Jan.
9
12
c985* Mar. 20
795* June
645* June
925* June
Jan.
13
Jan.
10
74
Mar. 12
65
5
955*
92
3
1 1025*
June
2
96
May 15 101
525* July 30
May
9
Jan.
6
935* Mar. 21
18.
655* July
975*
55
85
July
555* July 311 81
505* July 29| 81
515* July 30| 80
...
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7
1025* Feb.
1035* Jan.
1095* July
1095* July
cl04
July
1055* July
985* July
80
July
70 : July i
64
July
1
103
July 21
106
July 27
Sale
1045* Sale
1045*
1045* 1045* 1045*
975* Sale
87
Apr.
Apr.
5* July 30
15* June
3
45
106
105
Sale
83
855* Sale
n Governme
8
June
IV
Sale
106
Sale
Sale
97
Sale
I,
2;
May 22
27
1065* July 29
Jan.
1085* July 10 106
1025* July 28 1015* Jan.
33
July
7
W* July
30
June
36
July
2
103
July 15 1005* May
74
June
91
July
8
67
June
825* July
6
40
June
July
7
June
20
July 13
945* July
995* July
1
865* July
1065* 1065* July 29
1035* 102
1
July
Sale
67
July 29
Sale
635* July 27
87
835* July 14
Sale
1
1045* July
Sale
1045* July 31
Sale
1
975* July
115*
1
105* July
Sale
84
3
July
Sale
81
1
July
Sale
935* July 10
Sale
13
39
535*
Apr. 24
965*
June
2 1025*
Jan.
255*
Jan.
1085*
1085* Jan.
1035* Jan.
101
July
56
July
1
29
July
1
975*
July
7
July 17 100 5*
July 20 1015*
97
July
7
July 20 103
July 29 102
July
8 1055*
1005*
935*
July
8
1 1065* July
103
88"
86
97
58
109
Sale
60
695*
645*
85
Sale
Sale
103
71
Sale
84
31
1105* July
25
July
105
July
79
July
1075* July
995* July
935* July
98
July 15
805* July 28
Sale
1065*
Sale
67
64
815*
965*
775*
101
58
109 %
1015* 1015* 1025*
93
1025*
1075*
1055*
1065*
July
7
July 31
July 24
July
July 15
July 22
July
July
July
July
1165*
Sale
101
IV
ii*
105
105
July
1045*
106
1065*
107 5* 1085* 1075*
Sale
1015*
315* Sale
315*
35
335*
325*
995* 100
875*
1065*
1015*
102 5*
1045* 1045* 1055*
97
Sale
985*
76
76 5*
85
675* Sale
65
86
955* Sale
86
895*
100
60
1165*
1035*
905*
107
111
Sale
106
1015*
1025*
1055*
965*
103 5*
1015*
105 5*
1045*
July
July
July
July
July
35 /
Sale
July
1011
Sale
Sale
102
101
July
89
Sale
Sale
87
85
July
81
Sale
Sale
76
735* July
48
455*
58
485*
49
July
23 5*
29
22 5*
245*
24
July
107
1085* 1075* 1095*
885* Sale
895* Sale
885* July
Sale
975*
Sale
99
97
July
106
1045*
83
Sale
1075*
1015*
Sale
905* Sale
J
1045*
Sale
91
Sale
102
J
1953 J
llV
94
S
O
935* July
935*
96
102
Sale
Sale"
99
1095*
1055*
1065*
1105*
1065*
995* July
Sale
104
-
31
29
77
102
103
99
7
21
21
17
65* July
40
1055*
1035* 1085*
100
8
15
July
101
Sale
1065*
Sale
1025* Sale
56
Sale
58
27
31
15
22
21
14
20
29
37 5* July
105
109
99 5*
Sale
Sale
40
1045*
1055* 106
71
101
60
39
July
July
July
July
July
1055* July
1125* 115
1055* 106
.1940 M
July 1948 M 8
ser
Sale
Sale
16
15
30
2
1
17
15
61
7
17 107
July
1045* July
94
July
1015* July
1015* July
104 5* July
94
July
1055* Sale
1055* Sale
96
935*
945* 96
1015* Sale
1005* 102
101% 1025* 1015* Sale
105
1055* 104 J*
945* 965*
94
95
1035*
1035*
1015*
Sale
.
3
May 27
97
5* July
45* July
July
July
65* July
10
110
1005* Sale
1055* Sale
1045* Sale
1025* Sale
1075* 108
.1948 J
1940 A
Sale
Sale
"
J
Remington Arms lat s f 6s
1937 M N
Rem Rand 5Hs A with warr.—.1947 M N
Cash
1075*
1025*
1085* July
1045* July
1045* July
Sale
110
100
1015*
1947 M S
M S
105
Sale
O
6a A.....1941 M S
1055* Sale
Sale
Sale
36
1937 M N
109
Sale
77
85
60
Phlla Company secured
gold 5s.1967 J D
Phila Elec Co 1st 4H»—
1967 MN
1st A ref g 4s
1971 J D
Phila A Read C A I ref 5s
J
1973 J
Conv deb 6s w i
1949 M 8
f
W
Jan.
65* Jan.
40
::::: "74"
1961 A
f g 6s..
Sale
Sale
1015* Sale
925* Sale
1949 M
f 5a
Sale
1035* 1045*
935* Sale
Sale
Pateison A Passaic G A E 5s
Pathe Excb deb 7« with warr
—
Sale
Sale
Penn Pow A Lt 1st M
45*8
Phillips Petroleum deb 5Hs
Pierce Oil Corp s f 8a
Piliabury Flour Mills 20-yr 6s
Sale
106
1944 A
Sinking fund gold 5Hs
Purity Bakeries Corp s f g 5s..
102 5*
112
104
1950 F
Public Serv F A G 1st A ref
45*8
1st A ref 4 H«
1065*
955*
Sale
1045*
nn
Sale
Sale
1015* Sale
leasehold 6Hfl—1953 J
—
45*
109
Sale
1952 M N
1940 J
Paramount Pablix Corp
55*s
RhineMain Danube deb 7s
Sale
1075* 107
65*
1934 MN
1947 J
its
44,000 Rhine-West Elec Power 7a
Direct mortgage gold 6s
169,000
Cona mtge 6s ctfs w 2
193,000
Without warrants
22,000
Cons mtge 6s with warrants
136,000
10
10
21
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
7 1015* Mar.
95
Apr.
94
May
Mar. 23
875* Mar.
Jan. 21
935* May
8 1005* Apr.
5
995* Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
15*
35*
615*
7
98
Paramount B'way 1st 5 Ha----—-1951 J
a
J
Sale
5
102
8
1942 J
Certificates of deposit....
Pan-Am Petr (Col) 1st g 6s
Rheinelbe Union
15*
1
5*
5*
65*
1015* Sale
M
1945 M N
Pacific G A E gen A ref 5s
Pacific Tel A Tel lat 5s_.
s
525*
945*
1025*
145*
Jan.
985*
905*
935*
875*
50
75*
A
F
1944 F
...1953
Extl deb 5H» int ctfs
...1958
Oslo Gas A Elec extl a f
g 5a
1963
Otis Steel see g 6s series
A.......1941
Ref A gen 5%a A
Revere Cop A Br 6s
25
13
995* 100
40
7
MN
Ohio Pub Service 1st A ref
75*8—1946 A
lat A ref 7s series B
1947 F
Republic Iron A Steel
745* July
70
July
995* July
93
July
1095* July
§1*
92
40
50
65*
8
J
1934 J
1957 MN
lat mtge 6s series B
22,000
262,000
31,000
24,000
9,000
262,000
60
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
8
8
9
3
100
4
A
1957 M
A
53,000 Pirelli Co (Italy) conv 7s..
1952 UN
1,000 Pocahontas Con Coll lat s f 5s. -.1957 J
J
9,000 Port Arthur Canal A Dock 6s_. .1953 F A
5,000
23,000
111,000
378,000
19,000
120,000
69,000
774,000
22,000
127,000
191,000
57,000
91
1155*
105 5*
1115*
995*
1015* Sale
7
44
Peoples Gas A Coke lat 6a
Refunding gold 5a
1,000
Registered
534",000
101
915*
Sale
100
14
1075*
865*
1105*
1055*
70
595* 60
1155* Sale
107
112
945*
1015*
Sale
85*
84
Deb
conv
70
3%
1940 M S
5Hs ser B____
Aug 15 1963
Deb 5a series C
...Nov 15 1969
Nor Ohio Trac A Lt
gen 8c ref 6a.l947
North States Power 5a
A.1941
*st A ref 6a aeries B
1941
Paramount-Fnmous-l.asky
745*
605*
1155* Sale
1065* Sale
1115* Sale
48
Sale
35*
...1947 MN
No Amer Cement deb 6
Ha A
North American Co deb 5s
29,000 Penn Dixie Cement 1st
,
1941 A
1932 J
Jan 1932 A
32",000
443,000
119,000
792,000
59,000
145,000
283,000
3,000
32,000
A
Niag Lock A Ont Pow 1st 5s A...1955 A O
Niagaro Share deb 5Hs
1950 M N
Nordeutsche Lloyd (Bremen)—
s
Sale
61
106
102 5*
112
Park-Lexington
10,000 Parmelee Trans
1,146,000
48
Sale
495*
455*
1?6M
4
1065* 1075*
1015* Sale
30-year 5s aeries A
Pan-Am Pet A T conv
525*
92 5* July
1095* July
99
94
945*
95
1015* Sale
1015* Sale
14
14
Sale
155*
107
1075* 108
Sale
945* Sale
Sale
1115* 1125*
1055* Sale
107
1075*
1015* Sale
1025* Sale
925* Sale
935* Sale
45*
45
106
1962 MN
North Am Edison deb 5s
51
"3"
1939 MN
s
1045*
995* 101
2%
"97"
93
1095*
1045*
40
N Y Tel lat 8c gen
20-year
95
97
July
975* July
1005* July
93
July
695* July
70
July
995* July
80
995*
1085*
40
1947 M N
1951 M N
a
70
.....
New York Steam 1st 6s..
let mortgage 5s
N Y Trap Rock lat
Sale Prices.
.......
6 Ha series B
s f 4 H i
30 year debenture 6s
80
Sale
995*
100
45
89
965*
70
Sale
102
84
925*
735* Sale
IV
80
"
975*
Sale
92
102
1942
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con
83
1942
1,000
Certificates of depouit.. Jan 1942
116,000 N Y Rya Corp lnc 6s
Jan 1965 Apr
Prior lienS a series A
16,000
J
1965 J
3,000 N Y 8t Rich Gaa 1st 6a A
1952 M N
5,000 N Y State Rya 1st cona
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1962 MN
Registered
Certificates of deposit
Sale
Sale
85
.1942
Certificates of depouit
1st
"85" Sale
98
1942 M N
J
....1943 J
Adjustment income 5u...Jan
109H
104 % 106
1135* Sale
1055* 1055*
1065* 1085*
1944
Dock 8c impt ext 5a
New York Rya 1st 8c ref 4s
19
88 y
78 '
...1941
NYLE&W Coal & RR 5%s
91
Sale
101% 104
M N
N J Pow 8c Light 1st
45*8
1960 A O
New Orleans P S 1st 8c ref 5s A...1952
1st 8c ref 5s B
..1955
N Y Dock 50-year gold 4s
1951
3~, 666
Ask.
695*
49%
15 5*
1948
Serial 5s g notes
N Y Edison 1st 8c ref
6H*—
1st lien 8c ref 5s B
N Y Gaa El Lt Ht 8c Pow 5s
90
98 5*
Sale
92%
104% 1055*
103%
...1942
151,000 Newberry (J J) Co 5Hs
1940
70,000 New England T 8c T 30-yr 5s A...1952
95,000
1st g 4His aeries B__
1961
90,000
106,000
138,000
11,000
26,000
96,000
167,000
33,000
163,000
Bid.
"89"
"935*
70
97
D
1947 MN
1941
12,000 Nassau Elec guar gold 4a
2,000 National Acme 1st mtge 6s
92 %
1955 A
1939 J
Mutual Fuel Gaa 1st gu 5a
Mutual Union Tel 5e
99
1955 A
1934 J
Sale Prices.
92 5*
94
965* Sale
93 5* July
955*
965*
93
925* Q £
July
1005* 101
1005* 1005* 1005* July
96
935*
96
925*
925* July
935*
925*
4s series 2.... 1966 A
5a series 3
1932 J
10-20-year
Murray Body 1st 6 Ha
Sale Prices
95
1955 A
...
Highest.
Sale Prices
97
1955 A
f 4H«
Lowest.
90%
98%
90%
90%
Ask
1.
Highest.
88 H
1941 J
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RANGE SINCE JAN.
Lowest.
Bid.
Mortgage-Bond Co
1,300,000 National Dairy Prod
July 31.
Ask
...
Morris 8c Co 1st
July 1.
a
119,000
59,000
74,000 Mont Tram 1st fit ref A 5s
5,000
General 8c refunding 5s A
117,000
1,000
4,000
5,000
2,000
PRICES IN JULY.
Jan. 2
STOCK EXCHANGE.
Montecatin! Mln 8c Agr
n
EXCHANGE-BONDS
July
July
July
July
July
655* July
55
July
555* July
505* July
515* July
1015* Mar. 30
895* Mar. 7
88
Apr. 10
87
Mar. 12
865* Mar. 10
EXCHANGE-BONDS
N. Y. STOCK
28
Sales in
N. y. STOCK
Value.
Jan. 2
Bid.
.1953 J
.1944
.,
44,000, Rhine-Ruhr Wat Serv 69
180,000 Richfield Oil of Calif 6«—
544",655
1955
Kim a Steel s f 7s—
Rochester Gas A £1 7a ser
F
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.1977 M
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series D
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82
90
82
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91
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90
1955 i
.1937
.1952
Saxon Pub Works
.1945
Serv 6s.> .
(Germany)
serial gold 64
.1951
.1946
—
.1946
18,000
Guar sinking fund 6 Hi* B—
15,000 Sharon Steel Hoop s f 54a—.
230,000 Shell Pipe Line s f deb 5s
603,000 Shell Union Oil • f deb 6s
Deb 5s with warrants
567,000
.1948
.1952
.1947
.1949
97
47
87
i
974
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s
—1971
1951
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
72
Sale
14,000
20,000
450,000
72,000
143,000
15,000
223,000
United
United
Sale
93
Sale.
94
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54
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103
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1064
107 4
103,4
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99
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101
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53
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50
11
15
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107
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994
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82
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20
97
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68
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July
15
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July
46
88
July
July
7
15
94
July
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87
88
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25
92
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80
July
July
July
July
July
17
91
52
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100 4
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102 4
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103
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1024
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84
45
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25
294
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July
424 July
99 4 July
994 July
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54
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44
30
23
9
94
July 10
July 24
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2
54
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100
25
57
May 13
92
Jan.
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92
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5
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73
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—
9,000
Partic a f deb 6s
—1
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2,000
J
1935
2,000 Wickwlre-Sp.encer Steel 1st 7s
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2,000
MN
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Co
7s..Jan
1935
7,000
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dep Chase Nat Bank
37,000.
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21
31
8
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12
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June
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10
60
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84
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9
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104
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17
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9
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50
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109
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June
102
Jan
45
25
Apr.
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93
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484 July
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101
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1044
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27
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1 1074 July
2 1054 July
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27 1064 July
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84
9
1114 June
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514 July
44
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124 July
414 July
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1
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59
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8 112
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36
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1014 Mar. 13
72
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31
20
104
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9
264 Jan.
July
52
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25
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914 May 16
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72
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109 4
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914 Jan.
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394 July
83
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12
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674
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44
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85
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1939
1950
1951
I960
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July
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58
July
484 July
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101
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934 July
434 Sale
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87
1074 July
884 July
424 Sale
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994 Sale
984
18.
1054 July
106 4
1074 Sale
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page
90
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55
95
July
1074
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93 4
964
10
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72
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105
644
July
564
604 July
Sale
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954 July
92
July
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102
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1024 1004 July
54
July
60
1024 July
103
96 4 July
Sale
1054 July
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106 4 July
Sale
103
July
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1034 July
Sale
99
July
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50
July
51
9
July
94
1104 July
Governm ent Bonds"
1064
944
Sale
Sale
Sale
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Sale
5s
94
91
614
1014
1936
n-ish
9
1104
1104
106
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15-year 64® Hold
C
26
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1938
44® gold.....1950
316,000;Younflstown
530,000
1st M 5s series B
97
Sale
97
Sale
134
103
1939
1941
28,000 Willys-Ova*»a»<£ 1st s f g 6s
98,000;Wilson A Co 1st s f 6s
6,0001Winchester Repeat Arms 74®
59
1034 1024
1064
Sale
deb 5s.
Fund A real est
1024
1014
Sale
July 28
Sale
Gold 5s
334,000
1953
357,000 Westphalia Un EI Pow 6s
43,000 Wheeling Steel Corp 1st 54s.—1948
1st and ref 44® series B__
1953
50,000
62,000 WMte Eagle Oil 54® 1937 with war..
1936
1,000 White Sewing Machine deb 6s
27,000|
1024 Sale
1004 Sale
Sale
Sale
88
Sale
37,000 West Penn Pow 1st 5s series A—1946
1st 5s series E
.............1963
6,000
1st g 54® series F
1953
35,000
1st
secured
5s
series
G—.....1956
33,000
111,000
43,000
110,000
249,000
Sale
794
1054 1044
Sale
364
604
64
964
984
Stamped
Western Union coll tr cur
Jan.
6
14 1074 Jan
24 1074 Apr. 10
17 1034 May 22
16
23
24
73
24
624 June
4
644 June
2
60
60
764
92* July
July
23
804
July
15 100
72
28
964 July
102
July
20 105
624
July
7
60
July
31
20
974 July
w*
78
944 July
27
1004
July
1 103
98
1 1024 July
41
62
July
1
102
July
30 104
94
98
July
24
1044
1 1064 July
105
10 1074 July
101
July
7 104
1024
1 1044 July
964
101
July
24
1
50
55
July 13
1
2
114 July 23
28
1054
10 1104 July 10
90
92
Without warrants.
4,000
1st s f 6s series A
1945
45,000
661,000 Warner Bros Pictures conv deb 6sl939
3,000,Warner Co 1st 6s with warrants.1944
Without warrants
1,000
1941
3,000 Warner Sugar Ref 1st 7s
1939
30,000 Warner Sugar Corp 1st 7s
Western Electric
Jan.
1084 Jan.
July 27
2
78
July
91
July 30
6
81
July
7
814 July
100
5s... 1941
1942
1952
ll,000iVa Iron Coal A Coke 1st g 5a
1949
77,000 Virginia Ry A Pow 1st 5s,
1934
13,000 Walworth Co 6 4« ser A (with war) '35
74,000
16
Apr. 13
60 4 Mar
884 Feb.
Jan.
404 July
934 July
974 Jan.
46
Jan.
874 Jan.
70
July 10
July 24
1
July
July 30
July 30
89
88
98
Sale
8
1959
49,000 Warner-Qulnlan deb 6s
122,000 Warren Bros Co deb 6s
Wash Wat Pow 1st 30-yr 5s
20,655 Westchester Light gold 5s
July
WA
67
87
6
July
109
July
D
—
Debenture gold 5s
740,000
633,000 Vanadium Corp (Am) conv
50,000,Vertlenies Sugar 1st a f 7s
-IVictor Fuel 1st s f 5s
70
994 Jan.
18.
18.
MN
M
—1951
Sinking fund deb 64® ser A.-.1947
United Stl Wks(Burbach) s f g 7e 1951
U S Rubber Isr A ref 5s series A..1947
Universal Pipe A Rad deb 68.....1936
...1953
78",666 Unterelbe Power A Ltg 6s
84,000 Utah Light A Trae 1st A ref 5a..1944
1944
154,000 Utah Power & Light 1st 5s
3,000 Utica Elec Lt A Pr 1st s f g 5s_.__1950
1950
8,000 Utica G A El ref A ext 5s
*47
222,000 Utilities Pow A Ltg deb g 54s
Series C
18
88
764
"i 1054 July
1034 1054 103 4 July'
1034 Sale
1 1004 July
994 100 4 994 July
994 Sale
1
954 July
90
July
90
Sale
904
90
J
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Steamship 15-yr 6e
1932
Steel Wks g 64s ser A... 1951
ily>
Sale
97
n
ser
United Rye
Sale
Sale
1024 104
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C
Feb 1 1935
Deb 5s with warrant
Apr 1945
10,000
1942
20,000 United Biscuit (Amer) deb 6s
467,000 United Drug Trust recoipft 5s..1953
f
914
124
974
954
1044
644
62 4
Sale
See "Foreig
J
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First Hen s
June
105
July 10
July 24
994 July
2
July
1
1 100
July
9
3 54
....
series B
1944
J D
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Tenn Elec Power 1st A ref 6s_...1947
A O 100 4
1944
1,486,000 Texas Carp conv deb
J
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346,000 Third Ave 1st ref 4s
....I960
29
A O
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Jan 1960
1,142,000
93
31,000 Third Ave RR 1st gold 5s
1937 J J
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157,000 Toho Elec Power (Ltd) 7s ser A..1955
j" J
964
220,000
6% gold notes
1932
Tokyo Eloctiic Light (Ltd)
J
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364,000
1st M 6* % Series
June 15 1953
M 9 1004
Trenton Gas A Elec 1st 5s__
1949 MN
72
'a, 666 Truax-Traei Coal conv 64®-——1943
MN
884
25.000 Trumbull Steel 1st s t o»
1940
25
J
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924
24", 666 Tyrol Hydro Elec Power 7 H®
1956 F~ A
884
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sec
s
f
7s
...
1952
52,000
vi
8
984
105,000 UJigawa Elec Power 7s
.....194' M S 1014
21,000 Union El L A P 1st g 5s
.....1932 M N 101
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1933
49,000
J
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62,000
1954 A O
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1945 F A 1054
34,000 i nion Oil Cal 30-yr 6s ser A May 1943
A O
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5s
80,000
19,000
93,000
25
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Co 1st g 5s.—1951
Taiwan Elec Pow §4®
Term Coal Iron & RK gen
Tenn Copper & Chem—
July 28
May 28
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1?44
41,000
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24
39
3
94
54
23
31
31
July
55
764
132,000 Shlnyetsu £1 Pow 1st 44®-1952 J D
18
34,000 Shubert Theatre deb 6o
..1942 J D
J
984
42,000 Siemens Ac Halske sec s f g 7s.—1935 J
89
224,000
Debenture s f 64®
1951 M S
4,000 Sierra A Sa.> Fran Power 1st 5s_.1949 F A 102
67
13,000 Silesia-Elec Corp gold 6481946 F A
654
47,000 Siiesian Am Corp coll tr g 7s
1941 F A
9S
190,000 Sinclair Cons Oil 1st lien 7s
1937 M S
97
233,000
1st Hen coll 64® B..
1938 J D
J
1004
196,000 Sinclair Crude Oil 54® series A..1938 J
98
129,000 Sinclair Pipe Line 20-year 5s
1942 A O
794
144,000 Skelly Oil deb s 1
4®
1939 M 8
20,000 Smith (A O) Corp 1st 64®
1933 MN 103
M
8
69,000 Solvay Am Inv sec g 5s A
1942
1941
133,000 South BellT AT lstsf 5s
1054
85,000 Southw Bell Telcp 1st A re* 5s_._1954
1024
62,000 Southern Colorado Power let g 6s '47
1044
954.000 Stand Oil (N J) deb g 5a__Dec 15 1946
99
459,000 Stand Oil (N Y) deb 44®
1951
61
58,000 Stevens Hotel 1st 6s oeries A
1945
15
9,000 Sugar Estates Orlente 7s..—.—1942 M S
J D 1074
3,000
Syracuse Lightiug
894 July
404 July
y3 4 July
99
July
984 Sale
994
994
98 4
994
504
5133 Sale
50 4
514
864
874
i
J
844
J
J
864
884
108
109
Sale
J
J
108
Sale
1034 Sale
See "Foreig n Governm ent Bonds", page
Governm ent Bonds". page
See "Foreig n
60
70
60
694
65
J
J
60
65
744
75
60
A O
914 Sale
75
Sale
794 734
76
F A
894
85
90
Sale
Sale
85
M N
87
Sale
754
Sale
76
Sale
78
78
Sale
MN
764
764 Sale
A O
784 Sale
794 Sale
1937 M N
.1937
90
Sale
404 Sale
934 Sale
O
.1941 M N
San Antonio Public
Gen ref guar
S
.1948 A
Guaranteed 5s
Schulco Co guar
1054
974
S
N
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
-
284
284
Sale
Sale Prices
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Ask•
664
39 4 July 28
55 t
33
284 July 31
Sale
33
31
July 31
Sale
Sale
31
88*
70
July 16 79
614
67
74
744
1054 July 10 106
1054 1054 1054 Sale
1064
1064 106 4 1064 July
1064 Sale
1024 July 31 1024
102
1024 1024 Sale
Sale
654
63
Sale
764
85 4
1054 1074
A
1940 M
B.„
Royal Dutch deb 4s with warr
13.000 Ruhr Chemical 6s
730,000 St Joseph Lead deb 54®-——
0,000 St Joseph Ry 1, H A P 1st 5s,
58,000 St L Rfcy M A Pae 5s stmpd..
St Paul City Ry Cable 5s
41,000
614
554
Certificates of deposit
58.000
24,000
01,000
27,000
1,000
J
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
Ask
1.
Highest.
Lowest.
Hiyr.tsi.
Lowesc
July 31.
July 1.
1931.
EXCHANGE.
SINCE JAN.
RANGE
PRICES IN JULY.
Price
BONDS
July
2 1064 May
2 1114 June
3
19
31
11
5
Jan.
30 1074 Mar. 31
Jan.
9 1064 May 23
1044 Feb.
Feb.
June
May
May
May
July
June
June
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
July
July
June
Jan.
June
1074 July
1054 July
1024 July
C1104 Feb
1044 Apr.
1044 Mar.
794 Mar.
Feb.
92
Jan.
1034 July
40
May
464 Apr.
444 Apr.
10
Jan.
84 Fob.
104 Mar.
11 4 Mar.
1004 May
101
Feb.
103
Apr.
83
Apr.
59
27
31
20
16
16
10
11
20
8
21
19
23
13
10
24
10
10
19
21
Jan.
6
June 12
June
2)1034 Feb.
June
2|101
6
Apr. 23
MONTHLY AND YEARLY
RECORD
RANGE OF STOCK PRICES DURING JULY
Stock Sales.
July—
Shares
Jan. 1 to
1930.
1931.
July 31
365,539,110
In accordance witn
a
rale or the Stock Exchange, effective Oct. 3.
ots, except In the ca*e of stock* which sell only In
aggregate:
sales
Since
a
small way.
Price
Jan. 2
1931.
Par.
10,000
20,000
90,200
375,250
39,000
34,850
Alabama & Vlcksburg
100
Albany & Susquehanna.100
Allegh & West Ry 6% gtd.100
Atchison Top 8c S Fe
Line RR
19,945
Preferred
24,200 Bangor & Aroostook...;
Preferred
165
Sale
104%
Sale
101
50
50
OH
;4%
100
Pacific..
52
110
41%
*62%
90%
11%
Sale
91
8
10
1%
56%
63
75
35
15
25
com
59%
70
1
Sale
26X
60
98
Sale
Sale
%
98
6%
100
19 %
10 Chic Indianap 8c Loulsv pflOO
100
..........
165,350 Chicago 8c North West...
6,600
Preferred
266,540 Chic Rock Isl 8c Pac
15,900
7% prefferred
12,000
6% preferred
...
100
70
1st preferred
2d preferred
26,700 Consolid RR of
1,720 Cuba RR pref
Sale
9%
Sale
Sale
103
95
100
92
95
100
83
86
67
50
77
82
77
77 X
50
43
Cuba pref. 100
34
% Sale
71,700 Delaware & Hudson
1<10
95,700 Del Lack 8c Western..
_5o
14,500 Denver Rio Gr & Wes pref 10(i
136% 137
Detroit & Mackinac pref.. 100
1,200 Duluth South Sh 8c AU..100
1,900
Preferred
34,800
5,600
80
20
Northern pref..
110 Green Bay & Western
100
40
Sale
100
35
42
50
60
100
100
Leased line stock
100
*
Certificates
Preferred
Preferred.
80
70%
108
71%
...
....
100
.100
Second preferred
100
Preferred
296,700 Mo Kan -Texas
56,850
Preferred
144,200 Missouri Pacific
85,700
Preferred
190 Morris & Essex
...100
...
76
1,783,592 New York Central
100
16,100 N. Y. Chicago & St Louls.100
8,900
Preferred
100
York 8c Harlem
50
240 N Y Lackawanna & West. 100
par
value.
x
Ex-dividend.
71l
75
Hi*
85
165
99
July
8
July 22
July 13
July
9
57
Apr.
36 X
July 23
25
June
35
July
26
May
8
July
31X July
20
July
107 X June
45 X June
1
26%
14 X
Sale
46
25
41X July
115! June
Feb.
5
Feb.
10
Jan.
12
Jan.
12
Jan.
16
3
10
Jan.
8
10
2
2
7% Feb.
27 X July
7
51X Feb. 10
8 Ms Jan. 23
15% Feb. 10
45 X Feb.
116
24
Mar. 18
65% Jan.
101
27
Mar. 24
90
Jan.
28
80X Mar. 9
X May 28
44
48
Jan.
9
60
Jan.
7
56X
Mar. 13
42 X Feb.
44
Feb.
24
11
3 157% Feb. 25
2 102
Jan.
8
3
45% Feb. 1G
"'"% Mar."l9
1% Jan.
S
IX Jan.
9
39% Feb. 24
45 X Feb. 27
40 X Jan.
5
68
Apr. 22
69% Feb. 24
7/
3
17
14
39
38
65
76%
70
Sale
63
36
Sale
90
21
23
7
S
5
22
20
38
2X
July
15
14
26%
July
July
29
29
41
July
10
15
42
53 X July
86
86
July 31
July 15
July 22
36
July 29
20 X July
7
60
8
July
7X July
38 X July
24
24
24
July 15
July
0
July
24H July 10
61
41
9 %
July 11
7% July 24
38 X July 24
175
27
27
July
59
52%
33 X
60
Sale
52 X
50
305* Sale
1
IX
U X
5
46 X July
Sale
15
29
3
35
July
12X July
28
4
11%
15
8
13
1
2%
A
IX
9
5X
7*
15
6X
X
4X
2X
4*
30
8
15
45
25
15
60
38
Sale
13
14
Sale
50
Sale
26«
Sale
21% Sale
Sale
,
Sale
"79"
8* s8Je*
1X4
1*
J
92
47
67%
168%
110
Sale
Sale
70
179
120
9
70 % July
17
28
1%
10 H
X July
2X
155""
149% 175
31X 33
47% Sale
2
10 X
15
25
43
Sale
62
84 X
87
50
60
X
X
.
1
30 X July
1
108
120
Mar.
67
13 X June
Feb.
75
X Jan.
5X May 21
33 X June
1
66 X Apr. 30
41X June
86
July
60
July
36
July
19% June
20
May
8
7
30
June
May
May
X Jan.
151 X May
Mar.
3
Jan.
Feb.
24
41% Frb. 17
78% Feb.
9
89
Feb. 24
Feu.
5
15 114
22178
Jan.
28
29
61
Jan.
23
2
34
Mar.
25
9
2
32% Feb. 28
13% Mar. 7
16
11
27
55% Feb. 11
20
Feb.
IX
22 155
Jan.
28
20
Apr.
8
25
June
3
45
Feb.
26
40
June
o
64
Feb.
9
1
61
Jan.
9
Feb
9
315a July
50
July
44 X July
83
July
7
7
3
3
58 X July
8
10
3
46% July 15X61
30
2 39
May
'
X Jan. 13
3%
3
6X June
10%
Feb.
July
July
Feb.
17
25
12 X July
28
12
Feb.
18
1
37% June
61% June
3> 111
June
1
2X May
% Jan;
18
15
22
IF
20X July
62
July
83X July
55
July
30
14
42%
5
3
July
74
1
July
84 X July 28
55
1
July
6
X July
X July 22
94
July 21
96
48
July
July
68 X July
167% July
June
1
29
June
50
June
70
May
47
June
3
94*
45
2 107
Mar. 11
-
29
Jan.
16
Fob. 21
Feb. 11
Feb.
% Jan.
1% Feb.
9
Feb.
24
June
Feb.
24
.
Feb.
11
Mar.
9
24
Fob
"
105
25
5
June
2,143
2'132%
3
July 30; 88
7! 35% July 3li 94
7)147% June 2 227
25*
Jan.
5j 85% Apr. 11
Hi 80
% May 28':
Mar. 20;
3
28
Feb. 28
Feb.
6H Feb. 17
X Jan. 12
11% Feb. 10
14
July 28
8% June 11
3
July
3
9% June
3
39% June
X July
9
IX Mar. 18
20
H July 12
7X July
3
14
July 28
30
July
9
17
July
3
61X July
2
:
4
27% Feb. 17
X July
3
5
July 29
14
July 28
29
July
3
13
July 29
50
July 31
X J«iy
July
119% 94
Sale
73X July
Sale
25
July
35 X July
35X Sale
Sale
155
155
July
94*
IV4
Apr.
41X July
51X
36
42 X
80
17 X June
63
53 X July
46
5%
X May 27
2
13 X June
25
June
67
73
"45
30
60
Sale
?%
I
....
Sale
5
110
10
15, 25X July
3
30 35% July
6
30! 20
July 30
39 X July
75
July
121
4X June
> July
74
Sale
58X Feb.
3 Ms June
55
42
82 H
6
3
110
June
4
15 X June
44
68
113
Sale
7,
July
8
July 22
44
Sale
30% Sale
50
June
il*
79
Sale
88
75
Sale
Sale
100
May
29.
1
20
9
Apr. 30
Jan.
50
July
74 X July
69 X July
77
July
47 X July
Sale^
24
June 24
Feb.
X July
X July
X Jan.
7
48
51
70
440 New Orl Tex 8c Mexico ....100
No
40
Feb. 20
Feb.
June
27
June
31
2
29
15
8
3
47 X
40
*
...100
40
70
35
100
1,16
Nash Chatt & St Louis...100
10,300 Not Rys of Mex 2nd prof..100
3,080
1st preferred
.....100
8,460'New
X
.......100
Leased line.
4
Jan.
89
19
31X
26X
42 X
50
8* if*
X
3%
7,700 Minneapolis 8c St Louis..100
18,500 Minn St Paul & S S M
100
500
Sale
25
ion
Prior preferred..
710
51X
21X
Sale
June
24 X June
60
Jan.
44 X May
24 % June
Sale
28
22%
100
6,900
1,380
Sale
Sale
......100
Preferred
If*
Sale
90 %
Juno 20
June 27
96% July
May
X
22 %
54
2
4
165
45
20*
Sale
Sale
50
11
22 X June
50
May
33
% Sale
Sale
Feb.
85% Jan.
7X June
51X May
2
3
7
29
60
Sale
25
2
June
35
—*
96
35
53
Mar.
10
64
47
29
21
85
July
99
July
180
July
38 X July
IX July
% July
sit* ii*
51X Sale
%
53 X Apr.
25
32
26
41
88
117% 119% 117 % July 29 134 X July
52 X July 30
53 X
68 X July
24
23 X July 16 25X July
15
86
~5% "10""
1
9
Feb.
1
27
58 X
34
1,430 Manhattan Ry guar......100
770
Sale
Sale
78
28 X July
26
25
34 X July
92
July
34
62%
40 X
100
36.200 Lehigh Valley...
50
35,800 Louisville & Nashville....100
247,700
Mod guar
2,070 Market Street Ry
35
112
8% Sale
100
.
Central
40 Joliet & Chicago RR 7% pflOO
23,300 Kansas City Southern
100
6,100
Sale
11
Feb.
[ Mar.
Feb.
7
1
56
13
20
2lV"
24
23
Jan.
June
OX July
11
July
44
60
X
123| July
64 X July
7
[ Feb. 24
; Feb. 27
99X June
4X July
7X July
57
50
Sale
June
47
27
May 27
i Feb. 24
i Apr.
13
65X June
3
44
40
6% pref series A...
lon-a
25%
100
Sale"
78
Prices.
Jan.
Jan.
j
43 X June
7 % July
27X July
July
92
July
35% July
71
July
67
July
77
July
73
57
100
2,450
RR sec stock ctfs
1000
196,400 Interboro Rapid Transit.. 10<
11,300
Certificates of deposit.. 100
100
83X
60
72
350
77,
20%
18%
10
9
43 X
68
44,700 Hudson & Manhattan
100
4,800
Preferred
...100
1,165
65
35
20
1,060 Int Rys of Cent Amer
60 X
16
...100
168,800 Illinois Central
70
60
663A
63 X July
93 X July
i
27
112% Apr. 20
132X June
100X June
5X July
23X July
25
96
%
58 X Sale
19.400 Gulf Mobile & Northern.. 100
6,000
Preferred
100
2,200 Havana Elec. Ry
Preferred
Sale
80
56 X
Sale
133 X
67
25
5,*/s
Sale
Sale
~45_"
31
Jan.
Jan.
106
Sale
25
75
44
X
Sale
10754
m. Sale
35 X
70
X
28
191,150 Great
3,000
890
Sale
.....
...100
First preferred
Second preferred..
92
Sale
25%
50 X
30
Sale
28%
.....100
80 Erie & Pittsburgh
250
;
I
67
37
....
*
60
100
X
25
43 X
Sale
105
42
July
July
July
July
July
July
Highest.
225
15*
sx
47% Sale
>1
i
3
July
9
106% July
101
1
July
64 X July
3
72
July 17
56
7
July
110% July 22
1.
JAN.
Sale Prices.
50
100
40 %
50
31X
X
X
«
100
100
96X
174
Sale
50
Sale
9%
98 X
175
Sale
Sale
34
.......100
191,700 Erie
Sale
Sale
34
81
43 X
74
1,500 Colorado 8c Southern.... 100
430
6%
....
Prices.
170
30
SINCE
15
24 X
'"5% Sale"
Paul Ik Pacific
98
15
115
109
Sale
Sale
Sale
32
24 X July
88
15
18
25
105
Western..100
98
174H 193% 163
35
36% Sale
IX Sale
IX
1
X
Sale
.....
100
220 Cleveland 8c Pittsburgh
100
Special
Sale
88
200 C C C & St Louis pref....100
201,800 Chic Mil St
358,200
Preferred
40
25
85
96
Preferred
104,600 Chicago Great
167,000
Preferred
32
62
100
basis of 100-share
on
Lowest
Highest.
Sale Prices.
223
60
60
194% 225
Lowest.
Ask
Sale
85
RR
are
RANGE
150X July
Sale
104% July
Sale
88
92
88
July
Sale
48 X Sale
48 X July
71
67
68
70
July
56
53
57 X
52X July
108
111
109% 109 X July
;/ *•}.X-& '
42
43 X
Sale
58 X Sale
58 X July
91
92
92 X
87 X July
12
10 X July
12%
11%
61
64 X
62
64
July
.100
40I
Price*
IN JULY.
*151%Sale
105% Sale
.100
Preferred certificates
Chic 8c East 111
Bid.
209
Sale
(5
100
290 Canada Southern
650 Carolina Clinch 8c O
600
Sale
12 >4
2,110
Stamped
.........100
3,900 Central RR of N J
100
834,400 Chesapeake & Ohio.....
25
64,700 Chicago 8c Alton.
..100
60,600
Preferred
100
....
'§"
i9% Sale
2 % Sale
•3%
57%
17% 108
.....
1,633,022,200
per «bare.
115
100
100
3,800 Boston 8c Maine....
223
230
112
356,700 Bkln>Manhat tr ctfs
*
24,400
Trusts ctfs pref
33,900 Brooklyn & Queens Transit.♦
16,900
Preferred
948,780 Canadian
July 31_
are now quoted dollar*
July 31.
Ask
100
....
100 Beech Creek RR
July 1.
Bid.
Ask.
220
100
Coast
790,415 Baltimore & Ohio
1,560
Bid.
100
Preferred
Atlan
Jan. 1 to
1915. all stock*
PRICES
STOCKS
Shares.
$190,309,800
1,652,219,700
$218,875,200
Option sale* are disregarded.
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Jan. 1.
1930.
1931.
July
47,746,090
540,414,800
33,545,650
1931.
Bond Sales.
Jau.
15 110
June
4
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK
30
AGGREGATE
SALE'
W
Since
hi
.Lin:
July
T
Jan. 2
STOCK EXCHANGE
1931.
l.
90C
90C
50,301
4,101
4.60C
53C
Preferred
..100
.....
250 Northern Central
I9"l6i
249,200 Northern Pacific
100
60
90
90,001
5,001 Pacific Coast
First preferred....... —100
; 720
ECf
3d preferred
100
Pennsylvania
50
1,142,901
—
3,600
8,001
2,340
I,230
160
230
Peoria & Eastern
100
Pere Marquette..
100
100
Prior
Sale
7
172
90 k
95
Sale
8
6
57 k
Sale
7k
95
77
76 k
80
;
9,901
10
loo
330
*80?
20,501
3,001
9,101
20
100
400
30
130
0
1,400
20
25
52
55k
Virginia..100,
Pitts Ft Worth & Chicago. 100
Preferred
100, 140 k 158"
Pitts Youngs & Ash pf 7% 100
§5k Sale
Reading Company
...50
46
47
First preferred.
——.50
42 k
47 k
Second preferred
.50
137
147
Rensselaer ft Saratoga.... 100
23k
30
Rutland RR. pref
100
Pittsb
St
10,500
9,300
26,200
2,100
43,300
22,800
1,700
200
800
Texas fie Pacific
600
30
31,400
6,900
2,800
1,200
Preferred B
100
23,200
IJ 100
1,000
1,100
358,900
5,400
13,000
_
21,750
170
Preferred...
550
166,300
..
38,300
2.201
73,600
2,350
100
90
15,101
2,200
1,000
600
o49o
670
.3,288
3,700
**1
200
'|30l
901
201
,
10,300
30
130
700
.....
Beet Sugar
1,475,700
1,600
1,800
5,400
45
900
2,800
5,400
19,900
6,200
200
39,200
3,200
130
3,700
1,200
12,800
3,000
400
8,700
20,000
36,000
59,050
27,700
27,700
27,300
100
10
9
41
Sale
28k
Sale
Sale
77,200
5,100
683,300
43,900
6,330
79,375
12,800
437,200
37,200
3,800
90,900
Sale
6k
c
7
39k
Sale
44
38
39k
Sale
45
78
176k Sale
121
120
33 k
15
k
Sale
18
2
16
17k
Sale
700
"""550
220
♦No par
Sale
Sale
27
25
Sale
15k
Sale
25
87
13
84 k July
12
July
15
24
20
41
41
Sale
153
86k
14k
25
July
July
July
July
8
8k
7k
35k
45
84k
ik*6
20
152
Sale
14k
9
17k
19k
1S*
18
70
50
60
50
70
50
70
Alleghany
25
*
*
*
28 k
82
*
74
*
*
*
.......100
—
llomo Products
*
69
7
100
Preferred
Corp
*
Sale
90
75
Sale
25 41
30 172
July
27
16
14 k
July
16
July
21
16
July
8k
14 k
July
July
15
9 k July
16 k July
15
30
18k
6
17 k July
16
July
15
6 k July
Sale
4k
5
74
4
12 k
8k
7k
33 k
29
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
35
Sale
32
30
24 k
55
46
Sale
127
14
k Sale
8
8k
6
4k
Sale
15
5
23
July
1 zl6k July
8 k July :
15
8 k July
31
23 33 k July
18
k July ;
30
30 32 k July
k July
6
July
21
17
Sale
17
29 k
46
29k
29 k July
37k
61k
30k
120
Sale
70
Sale
109
Sale
149
150
9
11
30
July
July
July
27 126
15
27 k July
15
27
July
i Apr.
27
June
3
May 29
July
July
20
13
37 k July
60
July
2 k July
8
2
15
July
9
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
17
18k
17 k
Sale
60
64
60 k July
2k July
20
July
20 k July
.Tune
62 k Jan.
Jan.
76
May
May
33 k Jan.
Feb.
60
May
May
2 k Jan.
12
12
109 k Feb.
11
lk Jan.
2.
65k Feb.
3
83
Feb.
10
June
3
76
Jan.
30
Mar. 10100
Jan.
14
15 k July
17 k Feb.
Feb.
62
10
June
2 205 k Feb. 24
5
May 18
87
33 k
88 k
78
62
26
Jan.
June
51
Jan.
Apr.
26
Apr. 28
20
June
14 k
Feb.
24
9
May
Apr.
31*
90
Feb.
24
Jan.
June
94
Jan.
20
5
May 21
Feb.
26
31
22
Feb.
26
Jan.
Jan.
June
Jan.
14
Apr.
Apr.
6
1
July
16
Feb.
2
Jan.
16
5
29
Feb.
July
15
Mar. 17
Jan.
29
Feb.
16
June
1
Feb.
Apr.
30
Feb.
24
24
June
'27
4
Feb.
Jan.
2
June
3
June
2
June
I3
4
10
24
Feb. 25
Feb. 25
June
June
2
May
May
5
June
3
4
15
June
25 k July
88 k July
76 k July
49
July
5
12 k
k
25
21
*
31
Sale
71k
Sale
3k Sale
*
100
w
•
24 k
♦
50
Sale
90
Sale
75
23
15
18
69
k
70 k
33 k
3k
2k
13
61
7
6
21
Sale
56 k
Sale
20 k
54 k
64
12k
13
Sale
16k
19
16 k
75
70k
74
70 k
Sale
31k
3k
3k
10k
Sale
31k
2k
60
78
Sale
3k
3
Sale
81
26k July
52 k
14
Sale
9k
50
Sale
48 k
4
3k
Sale
50
15
31
31
2k
9k
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
9 k July
91
81
24
3
July
July
31
16
9
Feb.
Mar. 25
Jan.
24
Mar. 21
23
5
2k Mar.
29'4 Feb.
29 k Feb.
25
19
62 k Feb.
66 k Feb.
26
13
4 k Jan.
17 k Jan.
9
9
Apr.
July
Feb.
June 12
29
72'
31 129k Mar. 26
4 152 k Apr. 30
3
June 22
June
2
June
June
Apr.
June
June
June
Jan.
38 k
Feb. 24
86
Mar. 18
43k Feb. 24
88
Jan. 23
48k Mar. 20
Mar. 28
21k Feb. 27
14k Feb. 16
60
Mar.
16
Feb.
Jan.
90
June
79 k Feb.
10 k Jan.
Apr.
2
33 k Feb. 24
June
8
-212
3
51k Feb. 24
Mar. 20
3400
26
25
9
Mar. 31
7 k July
Jan.
8
29 k July
Jan.
30
Apr.
63 k July
June
64
Mar. 20
25 k
July
68 k July
16k July
lk July
May
31k Feb.
June
77 k Jan.
Feb.
26
July
May
19 k July
75k July
34 k July
4 k July
3
July
June
June
13 k July
June
14
July
May
May
50
July
June
15
July
49 k July
38 k July
65 k July
8 k July
7 k July
Sale
61k
20k
11
Feb. 24
May 27 38
July 15 124 k Mar. 10
June
3
12 k Feb. 24
Jan.
13k Sale
Sale
5
June
July
July
July
50
July
14
July
9
July
7 k July
July
Sale
22 k
Feb.
46k Feb. 20
60
May
4
1 182k Feb.
June
21k July
69k July
6 k July
6 k July
20
Sale
77 k
Sale
22
6
Sale
Feb.
12 126
3
42 k
18 k
May 27
Jan. 16
2k
Apr. 29 20
June
114 k July
150
July
July
lk
19k
Sale
8k
Feb.
3
May 28
May 26
12
Sale
June
'3
63
July
3 k July
13 k July
150
F
24
12k
49
6k
Feb.
54
Sale
8
13
4
3
1
76k
Sale
8
May
May
2
81
24
19 k Feb.
Feb.
June
June
90
Sale
9
9
June
Jan.
250
27 k Sale
88 k Sale
9
1
76
75
Sale
250
17
June
44
15k July
80
43
7
Sale
10
June
June
20
17
74
44
6k
27
27
9
24
June
July
16
85
Sale
5
21 148k Mar. 16
i May 29 31k Feb. 11
40 k July
50
July
20k
76
43
Sale
11
.Tan.
17 k July
41k July
31k July
115k July
7k July
70
July
July
20
6k
25k
16
July
July
2
Sale
Sale
97 k Feb.
Jan.
46
Jan.
47
13
27 k
28k
119k 113 k
7
6k
6k
70
71
68k
91k Sale x90k
149 k Sale
148
"16""
15
7
27 k
115
54
Apr.
26
Sale
Sale
16
k July
65 k
Sale
Feb.
23
20
13 k
8k
7
Mar.
Feb.
Sale
Sale
6 157
Apr.
16k
62
8
Mar.
9
Jan.
86
July
June
7
4
Feb.
June
3
Sale
11
May 16
20
June
18k x\7
19
8
June
30
60
Jan.
IF
July
17
43
25
124
20
13
13 k
10
Feb.
July 31 133
20
50
Feb.
105 k
Sale
lk
July
55
Sale
129k 122 k 124
23 k Sale
26 k Sale
13 k
15
15
12k
2
2
1
lk
3
July
18 k July
9
11
1
Jan.
July
July
July
7
Sale
23k
125
18
12
23 k
17
106 k
10
Jan.
July
33
'73k July "31 "87 k
64 k
14
72
*
—
27
Sale
*
*
July
23 k July
86
87
Sale
23 k
100
Voting trust ctfs
31
Sale
Am Machfic Foundry
American Metal
105 k July
14
July
July
105 k July
17 k July
88
July
25k July
18 k July
Sale
Amer
fit Metals
5k
5
July
30
36
47 k
70
Preferred
Sale
Feb.
Apr. 24
June
July
18 k July
15
14
Sale
5
31
4
Sale
Sale
17
July
k July
Sale
Sale
lk
100
Locomotive
84k
5k
3
64
Jan.
86 k July
16
July
Ilk July
12
Sale
France & Foamite...*
Preferred
Sale
Jan.
2
June
July
July
July
8
July
7k
5k
21k
58 k
......
American Ice
6k
150
100
—
25
50
*
t c
V
15 k
87k
Mar. 23
Juno
June
*
of
31k
103 k
Sale
4
19k
14k
37
30 k
105k 105k
Sale . 14
Sale
86
27k
25
19
i 17k
Mar. 23
8
Apr. 29
5
15k July
25
20
ilk
ilk
50
7k
*
55.400 Am Nat Gas preferred
1,760 American News Co....
value.
10
114 k
100
((*)
Preferred (6)
15
Sale
Sale
Sale
30
*
Express Co
Machine
July
July
21k July
30k July
k July
l k July
86 k July
39
July
59 k July
55
July
9
100
pref A.
Amer
July
July
July
July
,
_10fl
Internat
30
41k
58 k
2k
25
Foreign Power
La
17
40
28
34
17k
lk
15k
*
Amer Hide it Leather.
Am
13
40
,'A
Sale
Sale
8
Am Hawaiian Steamship..^.10
Amer
Sale
18k
"
100
Preferred
148,000 Amer
19k
4k
50
Chicle
Preferred.
38
18
102 k
i*
*
El.,
County, N J
2d
22
15
9
26 k
99 k
100
Boveri
Preferred
31
July
July
July
13k
13 k
16
*
Preferred
Am &
July
29
20
Sale
95k
6k
*
14,500 Amer Encaustic Tiling
51,600 Am European Securities.
8,000,300
15 k
Sale
85
18
44
*
Preferred
50 American
Sale
k
7
12
12
June
July
July
15k
33 k
166
Sale
9 140
29
12
Sale
July
Sale
Sale
Sale
July
July
44
Sale
12
14
100
Am Brake S fic F
154.700 Am Com Alcohol
24
3
29
10
July
9
43
75
24
29
18k
55
31,500 American Colortype
5,400
1,200
5.801
24 160 k July
35
Sale
1
18
; Mar.
7 163
Feb. 24 153
31
20
31
85
100
Co
---
Sale
3k Sale
*
Preferred
3,400 American
119,200 Am
Coal
145
9
Juuo
May 28
May 16
8
July
40
8
July
40
13 k
8
*
9.890 American Chain
40,100
Preferred
3,300
40
59
21
50k
6k
10
1
Amer Car & Foundry
88,000
! 35
55
*
Min.10
150,850
Preferred
10,220 American Can
6,172,300
Preferred
15,609
4,700
I
50
60
85
41
Preferred — —.
1-5/01 Am Brown
38
52
rn
->220>American
2,100
4.800
1,550
937,201
1,000
,
oon
21
35
July
56
27
July
June
7
7
26
June
Juno 30
64
25
3,800
Preferred
1,600 Amerada Corn
*
103,400 Amer Agric Chem (Conn)..*
2,200
Preferred
*
1,000 Amer Agric Chemical (Del).*
42,300
American Bank Note..
10
o
Sale
56
83 k
24
*
...100
—
56
55
23 k
*
—
Gold
Alliance Realty
110 Allied Chem fic
D.ve
3,501.
3,400
59
Sale
80 k
23 k
*
2,580
100
54
55
100
1,721,355
Preferred
13,609 Ailis Chalmers Mfg
422,275 Alpha Portland Cement
37,445 Amalgamated Leather
6,100
Feb.
May
24
Feb. 26
2 217
Mar. 31
8
93
2
3
90k June
18 60 k Jan. 27
June
31
53 k July 13
July
62
85
70
99
*
Alleghany Steel
181,501
700
62 k July
Jan.
42
Sale
90
Pref series A $40 warr'ts 100
10,350
Sale
Sale
90
■
2,101
29 k
57 k
k
lk
10
4,792,000 A P W
Paper Co
*
19,700
Allegheny Corp
*
1,497,900
Pref series A S30 warr'ts .100
28,650
Pref series A $30 ex-war .100
9,600
58k
60
28
\rA
100
Preferred
Juneau
8
45
30
...»
—
II,600 Air Reduction
Inc...
1,032,800
Air-Way Elec Appli Corp
106,100 Ahumada Lead.
156,400
Alaska
6
40
76
35
.....100
..
57/",700
56"
31
29
18
Juno
24
8k Jan.
May 25
8
Sale
"16k
New...
42.300
44 k
Sale
100'
.......
5,060
Adams MRUs
23,300
Addressograph Internat
16,600
Advance Rumeiy
63,900
"T,20(J
Sale
3
Sale
83
17
41
*i
Preferred......
410
1,300
2,300
48k
July
lk July
43 k July 31
3
37 k
58
180
84
100
Preferred
_
40
4
Sale
495*
*j
Abitibi Power ft P
38,400
Abraham & Straus
10,820
Preferred
1,210
Adams Express
633,600
500
lk
lk
Sale
June
MISCELL.l
&
INDUSTRIAL
WW
7,600
1,000
1
4
Sale
85
6
100
-100
....
3
2
49
_100
Preferred
Wheeling fic Lake Erie
2
45k "July ""3
July 29
2
July 27
4
July
1
3
50
0k July
34 k July
2
July
93
100
Western Pacific
Sale
k
k
75k
27 k
*68"'
.100
100
Second preferred
49
Sale
100
....
Western Maryland..
91
35
20
Sale
100
89
lk
Jan.
---
Sale
23
40
100
....
90
92
Sale
156k 163k 156k 163k 160 k July
152
151k
69
July
72k
78
I 65
71
July
43
44k 43
44k 43
July
42 k
43
Sale
43 k 43
140
July
140
150
137
139
Sale
80,200
Twin City Rapid Transit.100
26,510
Preferred
100
1,744
Union Pacific
100
289,850
Preferred
...100
40,200
Wabash
100
106,000
Preferred A............100
32,200
Sale
Feb.
94 £
Feb.
8 119
2
13 k June
Fob.
2
5
2
June
/•
145
Sale
43
Francisco..100
Louis-San
Third Avenue
~15",406
1.200
'Vest
163,900
Preferred
.......100
63,405
St Louis Southwest
100
55,000
Preferred
100
6,100
Seaboard Air Line
—*
317,000
Preferred
100
34,200
Southern Pacific Co
100
437,800
Southern Railway.......100
261,601)
Preferred..........
-.100
17,350
Mobile & Ohio certlfs—100
4,500
■3,100
300
84,601
«c
Ilk
Highest.
June
3
7
21
Sale
July
2
1
July
1
July
5k July 28
6
7
July 31 175k July
Sale
164
July
2
90 k July
93 k
1 91
31 77 k July
July
31 116
10k July 15 13 k July
110
Sale
164
a
60 Phila Rapid Transit Co..
70 Phlla Rapid Tranait pref—50.
400
1.
Sale Prices.
Prices.
Prices.
64 k July
July
Sale
Sale
88 k
45
Sale
10
preferred....
......100
Preferred
Ilk Sale
1
k
5k
4k
Sale
87 k
47 k
2
SO
100
100
64 k
110
114
113
205
Sale
198
90
....100
Norfolk fit Western
Sale
74 k
110
VA
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
Sale
Sale
Prices.
Sale
Ask.
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
July 31.
July1.
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
lOOj 75Ji'
265,600 NYNHft Hartford
Preferred..
100 109
,33,901
97,001 N Y Ontario fic Western—lOO;
*|
11,701 NYRys of
100
5k
11,101 Norfolk Southern.
20.30C
4.90C
14,901
JAN.
SINCE
Price
Shares.
Shares-.
RANGE
PRICES IN JULY.
STOCKS
June
June
June
May
May
,
lk Jan.
15
July
30 k Feb.
6
9
30
26
9
3
26
84 k Mar.
6,
43 k Mar. 19
Mar.
2
7
5k Mar.
23 k Feb.
89 k Feb.
39 k Jan.
57 k Feb.
2
24
5
20
26
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK
AGGREGATE
SALES
In
Since
July
Jan. 1.
Shares.
Shares.
29,200
3,100
1,000
4,500
52,400
487,000
27,500
Price
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Jan. 2
160
1,070
52,400
800
43,800
4,800
Ask.
...*
.......—*
Preierred
Preferred
Pref A
82
80 %
Sale
stamped
Stand San._*
Am Radiator &
Sale
........25
Sale
6%
21%
...•
Sale
48
American Safety Razor
5,810
'690,395
14,200
20,500
14,700
1,210
48,200
22,910
172,310
3,318
23,700
77,300
17,300
1,000
2,800
1,800
320
9,700
1,400
6,700
120
1,900
8,400
1,700
800
44,500
271,600
9,800
90,300
2,766,778
*
Sale
Refining, ..—*
Preferred..............100
Sale
Vmer
Ship & Comm
... —
Amer Smelt fit
*
Sale
—*
Sale
Foundries....—*
Sale
Preferred.
Steel
Preferred
39
2.600
200
10
28,100
7,400
1,100
34,800
62,400
1,300
18,600
1,800
74,600
10,500
200
3,200
1,200
524,800
3,967,054
19,800
900
3,100
Sale
.............100
Sale
Sum Toh...
1m"-
X"lep & Teleg
153,000 AJMMAi Tobacco
984,00U
14,830
6,200
1,690
741,000
47,200
8,700
146,200
360,300
45
Sugar Refining.100
Preferred
\m
110%
100
......
Stores
American
Vmerican
104
...........109
Preferred..
Amer Solv & Chem Corp
liner
Sale
25
....
100
Sale
25
Sale
Sale
125%
102
Sale
Founders.... .100
\m
Preferred
100
...
Certificates
1st
Sale
*
Am Wat Wks fit El
100
American Woolen
—100
Preferred
105
6% Sale
21
Sale
100
*
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
49%
5%
70
5,400
20,700
8,700
3,200
17,100
1
270
270
420
200
400!
1st
100
preferred
....
,
800
11,400
200
Atl G At W
270;
800
.
I SS Lines.
Preferred.i............1001
9,200
41,600
1,000.
..
...25
605,700 Atlantic Refining
26,400 Atlas Powder
Preferred
100
2,930
*
17,600 Atlas Stores
*
2,400 Atlas Tack Corp
.*
3,286,000 Auburn Automobile
5,200 Austin, Nichols & Co
Prior A
.._..*
2,650
1,900 Austrian Credit Anstalt.....
35,000 A u t os a1es..................*
Preferred....
50
2,688
*
460,360 Aviation Corp
.
.
.....
400
182,800
.....
300
130j
13",700!
810
.......
j 30,400
12,900
6%
60
740
2,100
1
400
280
5,900
400
600
2,500
2,900
123,600
12,100
652,300
4,100
1,300
180
3,690
2,000
153,100
6,700
22,200
24,160
8,900
1,351,200
247,200
5,213,400
45,800
83,200
1,004
Beech-Nut Packing
....
....
Bloomingdale Bros.
Preferred
850
200 Blumenthal & Co pref
19,400
266,000
900
Bohn Alum Ac Brass Corp
10,100 Bon Ami class A
500
9,200 Booth Fisheries......
kst preferred
1,540
923,800 Borden Co
862,100 Borg-Warner Corp
6,470 Botany Cons Mills A
94,3'66
31
50
18%
45%
97
39,800
2,390
2,500
31,400 Brlggs & Stratton
1,900
8,200
4,900
410
490
150,300
6,200
9,000
5,900
6,600
140
1,895,500
38,380
56,500
109,800
59,100
11,300
54,600
2,970
288,800
146,400
85,200
4,300
Preferred
170
9,800
3,200
3,200
400
6,570
2,900
170
180
15,000
6,600
1,800
132,600
60
/
lH
2%
■
20
100
94
100
*
"32"
.._*
3
Sale
142
1%
1%
25%
26
60%
2 %
3%
3% Sale
1,830 Bush Term Bldgs. pref
46,400 Butte Copper & Zinc
77,400 Burterick...
.
82
Sale
64
1%
7
Sale
57
16
19
Sale
Sale"
■ 1^5^
Sale
26%
115
10
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
4
53
Sale
37
Sale
36
2%
2
11
Sale
Sale
12
.
Sale
Sale
8% Sale
10% Sale
8% Sale
11
j
10%
51%
2
H
23%
1%
22%
*
22%
21
100%
86
.100
5
._*
108%
101%
14 H
11%
%
28%
*
10ft
iQ
29
14%
36%
7%
3
137%
1
23
2% July
10
July
6
July
23
25
July
July
18
2
80%
9
July
22
3
1
6
20
"7%
"30 "9" July"
15
1
15
20
16
15
30
30
30
20
3
20
30% July
July
22
1
% July 23
July
17% July
1% July
16
July
55
15
15
18
31
2% July 30
11
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
29
14
31
July 31
July 14
3
July
37
July 31
8% July 27
10 % July 18
4
8% July
31
2 108% Mar. 16
3
11% Feb. 13
2 201% Feb. 26
3
22
2
June
June
28*
60
2 128% Apr.
2
Apr.
3 132
30 105
55
July
8
85
June
2
1
40% June
June
38
3
5
May
16
Jan.
110% Feb. 28
80% Feb. 96
3
80% Feb. 26
Mar. 19
98% June 23 107
3
5% June
11% Jan. 12
2
20% June
40
July 30
3
27
31
30
1
iiH
26*
9
1
Apr. 29
4
2
18
June
May 26
Jan.
10
3
18% June
P
June 10
20
1
19% June
89% Feb.
2
June
13
9
36
6
98
May 18
18
May 27 102
June
2
Jan,
5
17
Mar. 20
85
July
7
31
Feb.
39
Jan.
18
7
11% June
2
June
3
29i
7
3
2
Apr. 29
Jan.
7
9% June
~
101% Apr.
2% June
11
33% July
1% May
9!
7% Mar.
3
5% June
Feb.
27
6% Mar.
Jan.
o.
2
33
Jan.
90
2
June
1
June
Mar.
June
g 123%
June
82% May 11
Apr.
9
Apr. 15
June
June
47
June
Jan.
4J
Jan.
3
13
Feb.
Feb.
17!
76
14% June
1% May
_
Jan.
Mar.
2
of*
Feb. 17
26
129% Mar. 19
July 27
July 30
10% Apr.
June
32% Jan.
117% Mar.
Am
8% June
8
May
3
May
11
July
July
22H
Mar. 25
Feb.
13
9% Feb. 10
20% Feb. 19
34% Feb. 10
114
Apr. 21
June
June
nf*
Apr.
2
7% Apr.
2
8% June
2!i
3
8% June
6
50
13
2
Mar. 17
2% May 11
25
2
27
Feb. 26
Jan. 30
Feb.
June
Feb.
23
15 K
Apr. 27
Jan.
I!*
June
Jan.
Jan.
10
June 23
3
20
20
Mar. 20
30% Feb. 27
3% July 30
24% Mar. 24
June
35*
Mar.
Feb.
29
20% Mar.
30
22
24
19
26
6
21
25
9
95
1
18
Feb.
May
3
2
Jan.
46% Mar.
70% Mar.
20% Jan.
i99
5
60
80% Jan.
30
June
19
Mar. 16
Feb. 11
?
25%
3i
June
June
15
2
Mar. 19
1
16
July
60
2
81
Jan.
16% Jan.
2
Apr.
9
2% Mar. 26
6
15% May
14% Feb. 26
Apr.
July
16
7
62
June
1
14
10
10
20;
1
5
Apr.
27% Mar. 19
104% Mar. 19
Feb. 11
107
23
July
Jan.
July
51% Jan.
2% July
5
2
June
70
11
Mar. 30
28
2
Jan.
Feb.
54
99% Jan. 16
13% Feb. 10
14
June
7
53% Jan. 21
23% Feb. 24
May 29
May 15
3
14
10
July
May 26
July 15
July 30
2
6
30
8
Feb.
20
2
15
Jan.
80
1
10
Jan.
20%
28%
%
29%
May
18% June
May 21
10
83
98
1
1
Jan.
19
2
21
6
7
6
Jan.
12
101% Jan.
1
22
7
Jan.
7
-7
4
Jan.
July
3
10M Feb. 26
13
84% June 27
30
Feb.
Jan.
29
27
21
Feb.
85
30
8
27
Feb.
Mar. 10
4% Jan.
Mar. 19
15
11
20
47*
13% June 16
5% Apr. 24
1-64 July 23
3
16% June
2
23
Feb.
Jan.
72
1% May 29
1
May 28
2
10% June
2
3% Jan.
80
Jan.
99% Mar. 16
19% Feb. 27
32
8
'
8% Feb. 26
July 23
8
July
20% July
3% July
19
July
July
14
20
132%
17
61
3
Mar. 25
Jan.
22
14
Mar. 10
June
June
58
30
Feb.
Jan.
6%
156%
98%
102%
124%
3
12% June
July
20
20
96
9
15
15
3~
16
24
Feb.
2
9
21% July
20
July
22
85
July
89%
101
July
105
2
July
Sale
10
July
Sale
% July
1
27% July
Sale
95
July
92
Feb.
Feb.
7
1
1
22
July
June
3
8
Mar. 10
Jan.
19
15
Mar. 12
37
36% July
65
July
1% July
3% July
July
July
45% July
118% July
14% July
10
July
7% July
14% July
25
July
107
July
4% July
40
July
10
July
12% July
10% July
0
24
Mar. 27
Feb.
42
15 117
21
26
13
2
85
63
15
61
July
July
20
21
22
22% July 24
2
80
84% July
2'
63
53%
July
8 106
110% July
.44%
52% July 17
1%
3% July 31
1
75%
77% July
3
14%
21% July
6
31%
39% July
3
34%
53% July
8
112
96%
July
31
27
Jan.
42
25
July 30
16% July
July
July 28 80
103% July
July
3 % July
July 24
July 11 33 % July
9
1% July
July
20
1% Feb. 27
l\%
3
4
20
Feb.
m
1
24
16%
5
2
3
24% Juno
58%
May 14 138%
June
5 102%
3
35% June
42%
1 110%
102% Jmy
July 28
4%
2% June 17
2
11% June
4 113
100% June
41% July 23
3
30% July
2% July
4% July
4
July
1% July 21
2
July
1
3% July 25
107% Sale 105
41%
43% Sale
118%
118
119
10%
14% Sale
8
8
9%
4
6
Sale
11
11% Sale
18%
18% Sale
107
Sale 106
..106
18,000 Butte fir Superior Mining..10
17%
93%
27
62
18%
100
Debenture stock
13%
6%
30
'36%
58%
19%
112%
41%
118%
15
84
Sale
4
2%
8
15
22%
5
Sale
15
15
31
100
Sale
8
Sale
1
28
30
"7%
1
Sale
9
27
50%
Sale
2
*
»
77%
19%
38%
50%
20
.*
*
*
_
5%
80
July
22% July
80
July
57% July
58%
July
110
110% 110
53
50
July
52
2
Sale
%
July
3%
75
76% 75% July
Sale
20
18% July
Sale
36
35% July
34% July
36% Sale
105% Sale 103% July
17
Sale'
July
17
20
18% July
18%
94
89%
51%
*
.
8%
3%
80
110
Sale
15
15
19
8%
22%
84%
60%
100
Watch
13%
12% 12
12%
75
75
73%
103% 104% 103
3
3% Sale
40
33%
"l %
1%
1%
3%
33%
...100
*
....
Sale
76
103
100
Bullard Co
Preferred
Sale
15%
*
*
690'
88
8
2% Sale
3% Sale
1
3
10
Preferred 7%
Budd Wheel
1,931,000,Byers & Co..
88
Sale
53
109
Class B common
Class B certificates
4,750
39
28
i %
100
*
300,600 Burroughs Add Much
50,300 Bush Terminal Co
100
26,666
29
28
Sale
Budd (E G) Mfg
.
94%
19% Sale
2% Sale
Preferred (7)
Preferred
Sale
18%
93%
—50
Burns Brothers
100
Class A new
910
13%
Sale
7
14%
Sale
17
*
._*
Brunsw'k Term fic Ry Sec...*
Bucyrus-Erie Co
..10
Conv preferred.....
5
Bulova
105
36
Sale
51%
Brlggs Manufacturing
Brunswick-Balke-Coll
1,390
7%!
6
......*
...
9%
98%
47%
1%
1%
Sale
8
Sale
3
3
107%
1%
30,700 Brockway Motor Truck..
*
1,280
Preferred..
.100
165,700 Brooklyn Union Gas..
._.*
14,800 Brown Shoe, Inc
*
80
Sale
2
1% Sale
13% Sale
Sale
Sale
8%
*
31
13
July
13
11
July
25
22 100% July
11
52% July
2% July
29
2
1% July
1
16% July
9
July
1
6% July
27
20 80 % July
13% July
30 10% July
23
% July
15 22% July
3 93% July
July
7 85
21 20% July
15 16% July
July
30 31
15
16% July
July
15 38
July
15 88
17
8% July
3
July
14
31 192% July
7
1% July
July
15 28
15
*
14
25
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
15
*
Blaw-Knox
11
9%
98% 100
47
44%
13%
Sale
*
7% preferred
8
12
84
Belg Nat Rys part pref
Bethlehem Steel Corp
13
June
9
85
H May 19
89
20%
*
Best & Co
17
July
26
..20
Bendiz Aviation Corp.
13
20
90
..100
Belding Brothers....
22
55
50
Preferred
Sale
20%
14%
..100
Beatrice Creamery
Sale
90
*
1st preferred...^..
15
9
14
13
15
23
16
26
*
Bay uk Cigars, Inc.
8
July
4% July
39
July
22% July
20% July
80
320
7% preferred...
.....100
555,650 Barnsdall Corp, class A
25
49,100
28
10
26%
35%
100
Preferred
Burnet Leather
45
Sale
94%
85
.....
100
1
1% July 22
1-64
.
390
20
80
Sale
22
....
340
1%
Sale
105
Sale
*
669,400 Baldwin Locomotive
Preferred.
............100
6,590
100
5,040 Bamberger (L) fit Co pref
*
3,680 Barker Bros
410
VA
Sale
*
2d preferredA....
.100
I .......25
670 Associated Oil
20
«
Sale
.100
Preferred
7,300
1,200
200;
Sale
Arnold Constable Corp.....*
10
4,100 Art Metal Construction
244,600 Associated Apparel Indus..*
15,400
Rights
172,400 Associated Dry Goods...V.
20,900
15,400
14,500,
Sale
25
Artloom Corporation
1
84
Apr.
Apr.
21% Mar.
June 19 150
133
Apr.
5
Apr. 27
12% Fob.
2
15% June
37% Feb.
45
Feb.
July 15 66
40% July
129
July
93
July
39% July
110% July
1% July
3 % July
18% July
104% July
44
July
58
July
107
July
8
July
184% July
121
July
125% July
130
July
64
July
92
July
55% July
51
July
101
July
9% July
40
July
1
64% Feb. 26
Mar. 27
17 102
72% July 31
72% July 30
1
11% June
4
2
2
June
88
15
Sale
11*
-.100
.
Sale
5
25
.....
.
.
S4§
30% June
2
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
31% Sale
30% July
Sale
125% 129% 120% July
Sale
91
92
99%
July
38
39
40
37
July
Sale
110% Sale 102% July
2
1% Sale
1
July
Sale
3
2%
3%
July
Sale
15%
July
15% 15
107
Sale
104
104
July
Sale
41% Sale
39% July
Sale
55
Sale
52
July
106
106
108
104% July
9
8
6%
7% July
Sale
169% Sale 169
July
Sale
114
115% Sale
July
Sale
119% Sale 116% July
130
128
129% 129
July
70
65
55
51%
July
100
90
92
88%
July
Sale
Sale
44% July
51
48% 42
July
Sale
101 % 101%
98% July
Sale
6
8% Sale
July
Sale
37% Sale
27% July
Sale
*
of Illinois class A
Preferred
Highest.
Sale Prices.
6
6
24%
20%
20%
Class B
Lowest.
74%
75%
14%
1 140%
25
15
15 50
It*
.
Sale Prices.
41% July
91% July
15
30
31
30
15
m
JAN. I
Highest.
% July
31
July
39
170,400
32% July
July
July
July
July
140
July
5% July
m July
45
July
SINCE
Sale Prices.
5
4%
%
27
50
524,075' Armour
74,700
57,250
2,670
150
7
5
Prices.
10
20
...
7,200
~
Sale
1%
47,900 Anchor Cap Corp..........*
Preferred
...*
2,600
*
17,400 Andes Copper Mining Co
*
86,400 Archer Daniels Mid......
Preferred
10C
1,000
100
76,000, Armour (Del) pref.
""260
-74
20% Sale
49% Sale
25
Preferred
Anaconda Copper
Sale
Lowest.
Sale
% July
27
July
▼ tr
Anaconda Wire & Cable
Sale
140
10
Writing Paper
Sale
89%
72%
72%
12%
ctfs*
Pref voting'trust ctfs
_*
Amer Zinc, Lead fit Smelt...*
Am
Ask.
il*
*
^
.
preferred
91%
Sale
j
July 31.
Ask. Bid.
Sale
34%
RANGE
IN JULY.
Sale
130%
93%
2d Preferred...........100
Snuff
29
42
American Shipbuilding
American
4
7%
4,000 American Seating........—*
1,300
140
152
...100
Preferred
American Republics......—*
179,400
81,900
39%
90%
73%
74%
13%
Sale
(fi)_.
924.546
42,300
Bid.
Sale
Amer Power & Light..
Am Rolling Mill
T,806
July 1.
1931.
Par.
6,000
31,000
1,249,100
PRICES
STOCKS
7
2
20
7
June 23
-
Sale
14
2
2
24
1
16
30
9
26% July
23% July
90
July
105
July
2% July
14% July
1
July
38
July
95% July
19% June
1
Apr. 23
Apr. 23 104
95% Apr. 29 113
17
70
1% June 19
June
2
% May
7
9
,
7;'
i
9
24
23
Mar. 17
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
2% July 17
20% Feb. 26
Feb.
69?/|
23%
June
2
a
80
June
2 106% Feb.
Feb.
20
20
24
N. Y. STOCK
32
aggregate sales,
Jan.
July
1931.
400
1,196,600
7,891,600
500
5,960
792,000
5,020
1,130
34,100
29,700
61,400
2,470
53,000
27,600
36,500
700
"4" 100
300
800
380
v
10,900
3,300
80
Canada Dry Ging Ale
Cannon Mills
*
Capital Admin Co Ltd
800
110
1,630,200
2,500
500
Pref ctfs stamped
Cavanagh-Dobbs, Inc..,
Voting trust certificates..1"
Preferred
3,400
3,100
2,900
23,600
....100
418
Preferred...
Chile Copper..
Chrysler Corporation
550
"6" 600
500
540
13,900
3,290,750
151,300
634,000
2,772,255
91,200
126,100
26,000
4,980
2,800
3,520
27,600
206,404
810
■1,060
10
380
900
2,680
27,850
7,400
1,782,100
9,300
441,600
44,300
1,100
100
335,800
400
59,300
1,500
250
1,040
:
40,400
:1,080
6,720
10
590
11,100
5,500
329,800
4,900
3,300
31,300
1,800
1,700
19,700
8,900
3,400
114,100
83,200
3,707,000
69,600
34,800
263,400
57,200
36,400
377,600
188,600
81,266
80,200
1,200
8,900
9,500
94,800
33,830
60,000
2,820
16,030
1,300
2,300
3,200
1,100
1,500
530
2,500
45,700
12,800
670
-
42,800
2,900
4,900
3,700
68,200
6,500
210
120
18,6001
11,900?
5,440!
*
No par
7
July
184 July
14
994
AH Sale
>04 Sale
=74 Sale
•
Co..*
11
104
*
4
Sale
100
Sale
,
1034
Sale
854
84
Sale
100
Sale
loo
4 1 is""
1014 Sale
._*
914
Columbian Carbon
734
*
19
34
Preferred 7%
Preferred B
25
204
234
25
21
24
1st preferred
100
804
83
*
25
Preferred
100
100
(>H% preferred
100
99
+
83
Comm Inv Trust
Convertible
preferred
stamped
.
Sale
110
Sale
29
114
July "16
Juiy
7
July
2
July
July 31
July 31
July
1
July
3
July 21
July
2
July
6
15
42
July
13
74
64
20
254
6
60
21
6
25
,
7
5
too
(641
warrants..
Consul Film Industry
Preferred
53
65
i
55
Sale
!
62
504
104 Sale
154 Sale
834 Sale
i
i
...
Consolidated Gas
PrefSS
102 4
Sale
4
Sale
Textile
.2d
*
...
Continental Bak cl A
Class B
Preferred
100
Continental Oil
Shares
*
Corn Prod Refining
Preferred
25
100
•
.......
Cream of Wheat
'
Crex Carpet
10<
Crosley Radio
•
Crown Co-'. & Seal.....
Prefer/ eu
*
7
32
»
*
100
........
tOP
Sale
IP
10C
..."
Sale
m
t'a
Sale
It*
90
Sale
.....
89
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
..
38
42
14
Sale
84
94
9
21
16
Sale
lot
L77
Sale
"
12
101
*
66,500
Participating 6% Pref._25
*
369,400 Dome .Mines Ltd........
*
83,400 Dominion Stores
19,440 Douglas Aircraft Co Inc
*
1034
164
244
84
144
13
113
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
y
Sale
404
Sale
70
112
Sale
3
Sale
Sale
Sale
5
,
914 Sale
L134 114
24 Sale
44
314
Sale
414
Sale
44
14
Sale
41*Sa>?
Sale
4
63
644 Sale
Sale
150
1504 1474
Sale
7
84
29
28
264
15
18% 144
164
74
54
44
22
204
244 2
30
284
w*
60
43
394
4
34
34
34
Sale
Sale
39
384
774
44
5
584 Sale
1044 Sale
24
44
14 Sale
24
34
224
244
4
Sale
4
464
84
384
24
74
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
16
Sale
Sale
100
j
x47% Sale
84 Sale
38 4 Sale
24 Sale
84 Sale
Sale
Sale
20
Debenham Securities
Detroit Edison
764
„
Davison Chem
Devoe A Reynolds A..
36
75
114
96
.......
34
43 4
Sale
60
8% preferred
Cutler-Hammer Mfg..
"37""
Sale
Sale
34 Sale
94 Sale
84 Sale
L484
94
284
154
44
334
Sale
164 Sale
714
44
Sale
Sale
114
Sale
Sale
107 4
106
109
112
100
106
224
124 Sale
194
Sale
11
Sale
6
10
54
10
74
194
1554
144
10
20
194
20
100
19
Sale
Sale
110
Sale
264 Sale
114 Sale
214 Sale
204 Sale
87
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
44 July
14 July
4
July
28
July
4 July
40
July
70
July
112
July
3
July
44 July
106
July
100
July
194 July
104 July 30
Mar. 17
2
Feb. 24
Mar. 25
~
June 25
2
3
Mar. 24
June
1
Mar.
26
25
24
21
17
27
7
25
2
21
21
174 June
24 Jan.
3
6
July
31
Feb.
50
May 28
Feb.
21
26
14
June
3
Feb.
24
.
Feb.
18
31
Feb.
31
3
Mar.
Feb.
Feb.
2
June
5
15
June
9
Mar.
84 May 20
54 Apr. 24
34 June
3
Mar.
14
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
24 Jan.
2
Mar. 23
11
Jan.
5
Mar. 24
7
July
29
2
274 June
Feb.
7
Feb. 24
Apr;
154 Feb.
26
June
35
Feb.
26
20
July
23
Jan.
344
934
114
114
July 30
May
82
9
974
184
354
25
254
89
334 Feb.
10
Feb.
27
June
June
Mar.
17
374 Feb.
Jan.
281149 4
Jan.
June
2,
181
June
July 16
May 19
44
25
22V
34
28 105
June
3 170
Jan.
Jan.
2
534
June
2) 504
Apr. 21 1044
Jan. 30
174
Apr. 30 84
6
June
104
June
2
194
9
25
Apr. 21
Jan.
May
9
Mar. 30
June
28
15
11
Mar. 25
Feb.
Mar. 17
July
20
Feb.
24
June
4
Mar. 18
Mar. 30
June 26
July
2
Jan.
8
June 27
June 22 115
Feb. 24
June
3 1094 Mar. 18
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
June
2
454
June
2
June
2
97 4 May 18
164 Mar. 14
June
3
114 July
June
2 1114 Feb. 25
2
Feb. 24
12
8 1004 Mar. 16
June
June
May 27
June
3
Jan.
26
Jan,
20
Jan.
29
2
234 Feb. 26
354 Feb. 26
25
July
9
9
254 July
June 30
89
July
July
July
104
Jan.
90
Jan.
Mar. 19
34
109
8
June
Mar. 19
Apr.
10
Mar. 28
Jan.
26
Feb.
27
Feb.
24
16
June
34
134 July
204 July
Jan.
134 July 21
304 Mar. 10
364 July
76
July
674 July
644 July
84 July
154 July
100
July
107
July
14
July
14 July
34 July
14 July
164 July
2
July
614 July
Jan.
30
54
11
444
2 4
94
54
754
150
94
28
194
'54
24
30
50
4
524
90
54
24
54
32
4
414
724
114
34
54
1074
1004
244
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
134 July
9
194 July
152
1524 156
July
13
16
134 July
101
1144 100
July
184 Sale
184 July
27
Sale
264 July
114 July
u* Sale
22
21
23
July
174 Sale
174 July
27
20
3 4 July
24 July 30
9
13
July
July
13
July 16
154 July
July
304 July 23 32
2 105
102 4 July
July
1404 July 16 147 4 MY
524 July
514 July
44
July 17 454 July
1024 July 16 1034 July
124 July 15 164 July
8
84
82
July
July
6
84 July
84 July
184 July
144 July 31
.
484 Sale
104 Sale
78
Sale
Apr. 23
June
Jan.
Jan.
Jan
29
May
54
July
944 July
214 rune
Uv,,
»
24 Sale
174 Sale
2 4 Sale
654
68
41
Sale
Sale
77
Consol Laundries Corp
Container Corp class A
Class B
24
164
30
13 4
Sale
"274:
25
lot
85
82
16
Feb.
Feb.
June
104
"%
174
94
94 July
July
July
104 July
224 July
14! 25
July
15
254 July
324 July
81
July
20
Prices.
21
334 Jtfiy
74
July
68
61
61
64
July
75
764
644 July
Sale"
7
( y2
July
74
ah
144
134 July
134 Sale
Sale
89
July
914 Sale
Sale
105
July
1064 Sale
Sale | 124
124 July
Sale
4 Sale
4 July
Sale I
4
34 July
34
1
a
\H
a
\H 124 July
Sale
July
124 Sale
Sale
14 July
14 Sale
Sale
56
554 July
574
1024 108
.1014 Sale
714
..
.
103
31
64 Sale
234
Preferred
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
15""
284 July
108
July
1014 July
86
July
34 July
174 July
Sale
22 4
Consolidated Cigar
value.
3
July
108
July
101
July
82
July
34 July
14
July
30
July
104 July
164 July
! 234
Sale
37
33
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
Congress Cigar ,v.
1st Preferred
264
'
Sale
Sale
109
3
34
154 Sale
...
Conde-Nast Publlc'ns
Diamond Match
100
108
Sale
Sale
*
50
Deere & Go pre/
16
354
934
1024 July
284 July
90
July
934
Sale
74 July
Sale
74 July
Sale
664 July
Sale
74 July
Sale
95
July
Sale
154 July
344 July
374
25
244 July
23
July
254
Sale
874 July
Sale"
Class A
Coty, Inc
1.
Highest.
204 May
1
12
July 22
4 June 29
23 4 June
2
78
84 Sale
91% Sale
Preferred....
Commercial Credit
Continental
21
Sale
92%
84 Sale
Commonwealth & Southern *
Consolidated
43
Sale
Sale
35
...
x
524
75
...
94
new
Solv
144
41
.100
100
pref
17
27
15
....
680
Sale
*
two
Preferred B
100
Columbia Graphoohone
Certificates of deposit.....
Prior
8
12
July
3
July 22
July
3
July 16
July
7
July 30
July
July
July
7,
July 30
July
2
July
"
July
July 20
13
G & El PreferredlOO
Preferred
5
224 July
7
July
344 July
*
81,100 Cuban Dom Sug._
*
48,500 Cudahy Packing
50
75,325 Curtiss Publishing Co
♦
Preferred
*
21,025
1,302,027 Curtiss-Wright Corp
*
Class A
192,400
f.
»
2,090 Cushmans Sons 7% pref—100
970,900
Sale
*
130 De Beers Consolidated Mines.
64,700
6,600?
6
80
Common
Warrants
414
July 15
July 29
July 15
July 16
July 17
July 17
1
July
July 15
July 13
25
224
10 4
11
384 Sale
Sale
Preferred
.
2,200
38,600
22,700
22,700
154
8*
100
156,300 Crucible Steel of Amer
Preferred
7,740
21,400 Cuba Co..
142,700 Cuba Cane Products
79,900 Cuban American Sugar
4,590
Preferred.
5,400
3,500
1,600
Sale
100
90 Crown Wil P 1st pf
Crown Zellerbach.
161,900
19
Sale
23,300
17,600
60
17
25
Sale
*
60,100
Sale
54
•
933,527
644,945
510,500
6,670
256,830
39,000
17,300
27,100
26,100
10,500
1,400
60
6
*
'
1,030
214
44
Sale
144
184
184
314
165,600 Continental Motors.....
40
Sale
12
194
843,800 Continental Can
*
88,100 Continental Diamond Fibre *
137,038 Continental Insurance.
10
70
2,100
16,000
20
Sale
5
Sale
...25
.
Commercial
15
1
10
...
A Iron
jan.
Sale Prices.
Prices.
224
Sale
40 Conn Railway & Lighting 100
'MOO
184
23
3
Sale
Preferred
28,500 Columbia
2,269,500
Sale
*
City Ice & Fuel
24,200 Colorado Fuel
105
—10
......
Preferred
Sale
Sale
Chickasha Cotton Oil
Chllds Co
Sale
254
24
104
124
74
54
»
Sale
374 July
20
July
14
July
35
July
54
July
944 July
22 4 July
24 July
Sale
16
........
Chicago Yellow Cab
30 City Investing
92,500 City Stores
Class A
1,060
5,900 Clark Equipment
9,800 Cluett, Peabody & Co
155,500
83,900
110,600
46,000
199,300
10,300
7,500
1,800
*
114
374
Chicago Pneum Tool... jmim*
_
1,100
4,200
•
100
Central Agulrre Associates.*
Century Ribbon Mills
"
229,140 Coca Cola
Class A
24,800
44,200 Colgate-Palmollve-Peet
Preferred
12,800
.;
237,400 Collins 6c Aikman
Preferred
9,318
36,600 Colonial Beacon Oil Co
7,200
100
........
Sale
15
100
*
Celanese Corp of America..
Celotex Co.......
910
120
100
.
Caterpillar Tractor
Sale
304
90
4,239
7% preferred...
365,350 Checker Cab
215,300 Chesapeake Corp.
;
1,600
1,600
A-.*
c
....100
"5,966
?
74
104
x41%
204
Preferred class A........50
Case (J I) Co
100
24,700
2,190
17,100
119,800
3,320
5,459,850
38,900
19,490
8.900
30
*
1192,580
3,000
3,300
390
35$
Calumet &Ar!zonaMin ....2b
Calumet & Hecla
2b
Lowest.
Highest.
Prices
214 July
12
July
4 July
32
July
64 July
104 July
12
Campbell W & C Foundry
Preferred
Sale
in
Preferred..
Cerro de Pasco Copp
65,400 Certain-Teed Prod
1,600
9,200
10.900
y
Callahan Zinc-Lead
Lore est.
July 31.
Ask. Bid.
254
25
1,200
227,800
20,700
5,100
July 1.
Bid.
*
50 Caiifnia Petroleum
24,300
70,100
123,800
62,200
355,100
25,400
41,650
9,200
SINCE
2
Par.
30
3,100
15,200
8,000
2,100
16,700
2,000
1,700
Jan
1.
128,000 Calif Packing Corp.
8,800
RANGE
in july.
Price
Shares
»hares
.
prices
STOCKS
N. T. STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
In
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
20
161
144
1014
204
28
124
23
204
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
Apr.
73
27
374 June 27
80
Apr.
9
Jan.
73
Feb.
70
Apr.
June
15
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
June
June
July
Mar. 19
184 Fob.
1094 Mar.
107
Juiy
154 Mar.
Jan.
6
17
17
19
23
19
Mar. 18
P
Jan.
9
Jan.
12
Feb.
26
June
30
June
Apr.
2
34 Feb.
774 Feb. 27
June
62*
Mar. 26
June
16
Feb.
27
June
June
514 Feb.
44 Feb.
27
June
12
Feb.
13
12
Feb.
24
864 Feb.
1524 Apr.
17
May
June
Jan.
June
June
June
Jan.
.Tune
July
July
June
194
84
384
344
68
64
63
June
106
June
Apr.
24
2
27
344 Mar. 11
18
June
May
Feb.
Apr.
11
Feb.
Feb
25
24
20
Jan.
20
Jan.
12
Feb.
11
Feb.
Jan.
3
8
54 Jan.
8
24 Jan.
54 June 26
9
8
June
35
July
May
484 Mar. 19
Jan.
Jan.
7
June
100
July
June
1184 Mar. 5
54 Feb. 27
84 Mar. 2
Jan.
112
Mar. 25
Jan,
107
Mar. 18
June
94
84
64
194
1404
Feb.
Jan.
June
i§*
Feb.
Feb.
June
41
Jan
June
23
Feb.
Jan.
7
24
May
84 Apr. 13
124 Jan. 28
June
22
June
195
11
June
100
June
109
144 Jan.
8123
244 Jan.
28
84 Jan.
14 4 Jan.
174 July
Jan.
5
Feb., 11
194 Feb. 18
Mar. 10
Mar.
July
6
28
134 Mar. 31
24
Apr. 13
214 June 25
N. Y. STOCK
AOQREOATE
SALES.1
Since
Jan.
PRICES IN
STOCKS
Price
N. T. STOCK EXCHANGE
Jan. 2
1.
July 1.
1931.
Shares.
Par.
682,462 Drug.Inc__
9,500 Dunhlll Int...............
3,800 Dupla.i Silk...............
610
100
Preferred..........
5,600 Duquesne Light 1st pref._I00
700 Durham Hos Mills pref
100
22,600 Eastern Rolling Mill
944,215 Eastman Kodak............*
Preferred
100
1,030
503,900 Eaton Axle 8c Spring
*
20
2,747,200 E I duP de Nem 8c Co
19,600
6% cumul preferred
..100
26,300 Eltingon Schlld...........
Preferred 4%%
15,700
100
•
1,831,863 Electric Auto-Lite
Preferred.
100
1,120
Electric
Boat..
121,200
Bid.
...
Salt*
63
14%
103
99
101% 104%
23
6%
147
26
8
Sale
Sale
129
13 %
Sale
Sale
87
120
Sale
3%
Sale
35 K
35
51
Sale
110
106
2% Sale
......
Bid.
Sale
5
Ask.
Sale
74%
6
12
Sale
19%
106
101
Sale
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Prices.
70% July
5
July
15
22
75% July
5
July
SINCE
!
Highest.
78 X Mar. 20
Jan.
31
June
22
June
3
105
Feb.
4
105% 106% 106% 106% 106% July
21
25
21
25
21
July
7%
8%
7
6
July
145% Sale
135% Sale 133% July
133
130% Sale
130% July
16% Sale
14% Sale *13% July
87
Sale
87% Sale
83% July
Sale
123
123% 127
*122% July
Sale
7%
7%
7% July
55
55
56%
55%
July
43
Sale
Sale
37% July
107
108
107
106% July
3% Sale
3%
3
3%
July
&»
l8*
2
2
29
31
1
15
15
10
3
9
15
"
1.
JAN.
Sale Price*
Prices.
15
12%
101
RANOE
JULY.
Lowest.
July 31.
Ask. Bid.
71
6
5
14
....
.
Ask.
33
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
Jan.
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
Jan.
July
June
July
July
May 29
May 7
Mar. 20
July
29
3
June
8% Mar. 19
14% Feb.
9
Apr. 15
L07% July 14
L05
23
9
Jan.
13% Mar.
2
June
3
:85% Feb. 24
,34% Mar. 24
21% Mar. 19
June
3
9
.07
24
2
74% Mar. 10
Jan.
8
Jan.
Jan.
Mar. 17
Apr.
9
11% Feb. 17
69
Feb.
18
Jan.
7
4% July
10
10
Elec & Musical Ind—
American shares w i
11,400
4,703,050 Elec Power & Light
*
Preferred certificates.....*
32,400
Preferred (6)
45,800
__...*
71,600 Elec Storage Battery.......*
1,040 Elk Horn Coal Corp..
*
Preferred...
50
1,220
5,200 Emerson-Brant clA.
7% Sale
40
Sale
40%
Sale
38
Sale
99
99
Sale
99%
Sale
85
100
87
51
Sale
12-1
5
1
1%
...
1 000
*
%
480 Emporium Capwell Corp....*
Endlcott-Johnson..
..—50
5%
37%
Class B
29,600
6,200
16,800
4,900
7,000
3,109
54,100
47,700
22,400
8,990
14,550
1,180
2,000
_______
Preferred (5%%)_
$6
Eureka Vacuum Clean
...»
Evans Auto Loading Co.....5
Exchange Buffet Corp.
Fair (The) Co
Preferred...
*
100
...
1,090,
llOi
1,810j
..100
Preferred
Pref ctfs of deposit
21,800 Fairbanks
*
100
*
7% preferred.
5,0501
Preferred.
100
34,300.Federal Department Stores.*
.....
Federal Motor Truck
.*
Federal Screw Works...
.*
Federal Water Service A
*
Fidelity Phenx Fire Ins....10
Fifth Avenue Bus
10
207,300 Flsk Rubber
9,140
First preferred
4,500)Food Machinery Corp
1,016,200 Foster-Wheeler
*
*
1
3,328,660|Fox Film"A"
l,130jFranklin Simon pref..
♦
100
683.600 Free port Texas Co
920 Fuller Co prior pref..
890
2d preferred....
10
Sale
22
Sale
46 X
Sale
*
—
...
100
7%
———*
52 400 Gen Cigar Inc
2 310
Preferred (7)
*
100
Electric
*
—10
.
—*
Foods
Gen Gas & Elec CI A
.....*
Preferred A
(7).....
1,020
42,800
4,100
80,900
17,800
11,364,900
132,800
27,300
11,800
9,540
2,098
141,560
Preferred A
(8)
Conv
•
preferred A..
General
...*
Mills........
Preferred
X
36
99
Sale
14
6%
7
Salo
46
Sale
14%
22
34
110
33
44%
11%
Sale
Sale
49
Sale
4%
Sale
54%
30,
451
General Public Service
♦
800 Gen Steel Castings pref
Gen Theatre Eq v t c__
100
Co
..*
5,680
—100
1,414,300
7,700
321,350
Gold Dust certificates .....*
7% prior preferred
419,700 Gobel (Adolf)
Preferred....
.......
•
_.._.*
Goodrich (B F)
*
11,820
7% preferred
100
824,760 Goodyear T& R
♦
1st preferred
27,700
*
79,800 Gotham Silk Hosiery...— .*
Preferred
1 ft(>
2,425
Preferred ex-warrants
1,150
16,400 Gould Coupler " A"
.100
106% July
5% July
5% July
35
July
11% July
35
July
114% July
13
! 106
Sale
43
Sale
11%
48%
Sale
5
8
July
2
68
July
1
97%
Sale
M
24
Sale
13% Sale
56
Sale
107
Sale
Sale
37
44
Sale
38
Sale
Sale
50
Sale
a
W
Sale
4
Sale
50
Sale
24
Sale
Sale
73%
Sal
6%
6
65/
Sale
71%
Sale
46%
Sale
10
\ Sale
Sale
73
Sale
65
Sale
Sale
6
50
6%
Sale
102% 107%
Sale
15
15
49%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
114
25
Jan.
23
Jan.
9
Feb.
26
June
Jan.
19,106%
3
Sale
Sale
A*
26
May 12
49% Feb. 26
84
June
92
Mar. 25
30% June
70
July
5
Apr.
4% June
11% June
36% June
80
Feb.
18
94
Feb.
20
July
July
21
8% July
64
July
9
2
July
9
26% July
15
July
1
11% July
15
6
111
7
15
Sale
Sale
82
July
15
8% July
28
10%
11%
10
70
80
80
60
70
77%
77%
2%
3
3
49
'68% July' 16
1% July
16
Jan.
31
56% Feb. 24
9
iS«
Jan.
22
85K
Feb.
10 104
Feb.
21
Feb.
25
May 12
June
5
55% Apr.
June 29
Jan.
June 23
I
-K
June
Feb.
May
Feb.
!
1% May
Mar.
Jan.
June
22
3
Mar. 18
96% May
Feb.
June
8
24
7
3
25
July
July
July
July
July
July
! 16
Apr.
24
Feb.
24
!
Mar.
•
67
Mar.
Jan.
29
July
!
22
June
Mar. 23
55
July
6
Feb.
3
July
May
May
Apr.
i
52
55
Feb.
5
25
42
June
Feb.
26
July
Mar. 23
Jan.
Mar. 19
3% July
47% July
% July
6
July
80
July
62% July
26
July
22
July
108
July
9% July
7% July
42% July
16
July
37% July
114% July
July
11% July
49% July
5% July
8
July
71
July
45
July
49% July 15 56
2 109% July
July
4
July
2% July 13
31
July
July 31 38
July
32% July 15 40
83
4%
5%
50% Sale i
30
Jan.
17%
31%
9%
28%
21%
72%
106
82
50%
7% Feb. 24
15% Feb. 24
Apr.
1% July
25% July
Mar. 25
June
Apr.
May
21% June
4% Jan.
3
'
8
1
i
2
1
3
3
17
13
Feb.
24
Feb.
17
1
^
4%
73%
52%
15%
17%
Mar. 12
July
4% July
26
June
Feb.
June
Mar. 26
June
Apr.
14
Jan.
Mar. 14
July
20
3% May
27% May
Feb.
24
5
'
7
June
98
20
2
June
11% May
; 20%
t
Jan.
12
1
7
June
Feb.
24
1
31
June
Feb.
10
6
1
1
107% Jan.
36
May 19
June
17
11% Apr.
21
in
43
56
7
June
4% Jan.
2
4
Apr.
15
67
June
75
Jan.
31% June
95
Jan.
4
July
June
7
2
1
25% July
2
73% July
3
6% July
2
52
July
7
10% July
1
80
July 30
8% July 22
31% July
3
.13% July 28
14% July
3
52% July
2
43
July
3
84% July 24
11% July
2
68% July "lO
2% July 28
3?*
July
Mar.
3
31
June
2
15
June
2
36% June
3
June
3
May
4
4
21
3*5*
6
Mar. 21
Apr.
15
Mar. 21
74
WA
25
Mar. 19
Jan.
9
Feb.
26
84% Mar.
2 114
2
9
June
104
50
48
2
Mar. 20
28
3% Apr. 27
18% July 15
62% Jan. 21
*ZH
11
76%
35%
76
23
29
48
2
Feb.
Jan.
35
4
21
May
Mar.
28
31
May
59% June
8% June
46% June
104% Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
22
15
1
26
27
13
Feb.
2 103% July
27, 10' ' Feb.
10% July
20
2
2!
Apr.
90
92
15
48
Mar. 20
13
19,100
15
7
30
Jan.
July
52%
3
13
July
37% July
ft*
8% Feb. 24
21
35
96
16
Mar. 13
2|
9,
15
Mar. 12
22!
*
18
27
June
July
July
July
July
July
Jan.
16% July
18% June
June
3%
18%
66%
5%
10
Mar. 12
! 41
!
X July
2
98
Feb.
35% Jan. 12
24; 12% Mar. 17
50
Sale
4
July
5
27
Sale
65
June 25
50"
41M
i %
June
28
15% Sale
62% Sale
45% Salo
Salo
90
27
19% July
July "14
58% July'"3
28
July 31
July 31
7
Sale
35
July 15 38% July
98
6
7
98
July
96
July
3
Salo
July
35% July 15 40
22
15
Sale
103%
July
101% July
8
Sale
4
5% July
July 27
2
10% July 18 14% July
11%
6
Sale
24% July
20% July 31
1
70
July
69%
63% July 17
Sale
7
16
12
July
July 16
51
Sale
4
35
1
80
102
Sale
54%
39% July
11% July
47
July
4% July
25
Sale
5%
1
30
Sale
31%
102
15
20
29%
96
11%
14
Sale
102
37%
Sale
15
30
Sale
80
38
115
9
Sale
90
Sale
5%
35%
12%
35%
Sale
37%
114%
30
8%
Sale
16
Sale
31 %
1
106
4%
38%
8%
63%
4%
31%
7
104% 107
6% Sale
7% Sale
40% Sale
5
W
Salo
62
3
July
20
%
72% Sale
104% Sale
21
July
16101
July
17
10% July
July 15
July 15
July 31
July 15
July 15
21
Sale
*
13
14
Sale
«
Sale
89%
.
l!
28
28
73%
59%
19%
15
preferred.. 100
7% preferred.
Glidden
j
Sale
68
Sale
Sale
July
36% July
88% July
42
July
75
July
5% July
July
July
July
July
15, 64% July
15
57% July
July
Sale
70
6
24
45% July
3
3%
45%
Sale
88
40
25
1 100
July
25% July
14% July
72% July
25% July
52
July
80
70'
A*
21
8
59%
23*
14
70
*
16
23% July
%
4%
73%
56%
18%
21
*
Brothers
3%;
74
97%
15
26
Sale
Sale
23
*
Gillette Safety Razor
1
6
Sale
—*
I
65
3
47.
8
63
3
July
53%
72
Sale
Sale
July
July
July
July
23%
8%
26%
79%
80
6%
10
16
80
Sale
Convertible
25
101
11
5%
22 X Sale
26% Sale
98
July
% July
1% July
1% July
5
7
21
Gimbel
18
'43" Sale"
3%
3%
50%
56
1%
1%
4% Sale
78
80%
58% Sale
24% Sale
3
July
J
Sale
95
22
1
14
7
July
5
11
Mar. 26
June 27
4% Feb. 25
9
19
Apr.
9
4% July
July 29' 29% Mar, 6
2
73% July 18 109% Feb.
Feb. 24
3% Jan.
23
83
1
31
99
10
Feb.
2% Mar. 25
July
". •4
18, 83
Mar. 19
1% Feb. 26
6
Jan.
5
July
9
98% Mar. 17
66
10
June
Jan.
Sale
33
2
21% July 28
34% July
3,
86
July 31!
July 31!
8
July
July
July
13% July
7% July 301
19
July 17.
Sale
Gen Outdoor Advertising—*
...
No par value.
X
2
2
Sale
126,000 General Ry Signal
Lm
*
Preferred.
.....100
1,390
332,000 Gen Realty & Utilities Corp.*
Preferred.
*
24,000
*
219,200 General Refractories...
1,485,018
2,179,177
76,550
134,800
12,800
163,800
4% July
Sale
95
._—..*
18
41
Sale
—*
28% July
6% July
24;
July
14| 5
22, 17% July
15' 20
July
14100
July
5% July
18% July
99% July
96
A
80
15
2,
July
73% July
73% July
61% July
52
July
35
General Printing Ink
P referred
14'
July
July
29,
July
4% July
Sale
10
.*
.
76
8
Feb. 10
44
30
102% Apr. 15 113
3
49
28% June
76
July 20' 87
75
July 14*91
6
6% July
7| 44
July
107% July
17j 37% July
9
17%
.....100
.
Gen Motors Corp,
Preferred (5)
8'
14
58
—*
General Italian Edison
15
13
14
20
June
2
49% June
% July 15
1
July 15
% Apr. 24
3
% Jan.
15
1
20
*
Class B_.
700
July
89
Sale
75
65
4 ,300
Preferred
i.:—....100
471 ,823 Gen Amer Tank Car........*
Special
100
8
28% Sale
476 ,600 General Asphalt
__*
153 ,800 General Baking Co.........5
2 ,320
Preferred
82 300 General Bronze.
17 500 General Cable
*
General
18% July
6% Sale
*
78 ,800 Gardner Motor———5
85 ,400 Gen American Investors
*
90
110
*
23 ,930 Gabriel Co (The) Class A...*
9 ,740 Gamewell Co (The).........*
220,200
1,051,900
629,688
2,400
75
July
July
July
27% July
5
July
4% July
16% July
*
...
32,700 Foundation Co..
152,150iFourth Nat'l Investors
General
76
90
85
*
100
1,300
First preferred couv
100
16,300 Floraheim Shoe class A
*
2,380
Preferred 6%
.—.100
17,200 Follansbee Bros
6,482,750
106
34
Sale
75
16
88 X
...100
Preferred......
A—..;
6% July
38% July
July
7%
39
liH
590 Filene's Sons..............*
Prefei red
1
1
108%
5
3%
15X Sale
6X
Class
%
%
5
*
12 410
Sale
105
88
100
Preferred...
39,700 Firestone Tire & Rubber...10
65,940
Preferred
100
177,400 First National Stores..
*
*
4
"*22%
1,490,
Preferred
2,100 Federal Mining & Smelt..100
20 500
1
g
1
a
% July
1% July
% July
80
8
3
July
55
9% July
9
7% July 31
1
30% June
60% Feb. 26
6 108% Mar. 19
92% June
9
3
10
IX
40
4,350
55
105
10,400, Federal Light 8c. Traction..15
14,700
16,200
136,400
72,713
2,060
87%
54%
100
Morse
15,013|Fashion Park Asan
300
85
32% Sale
10
11%
4% Sale
23 % Sale
23
21X
25
Fairbanks Co...
X
4%
89%
•
*
preferred
cum
90%
Sale
44
Sale
Engineers Pub Service
*
Preferred...
......*
Equitable Office Bldg
88%
52%
%
■1%
114%
...100
Preferred
1
9% July
44% July
101% July
91
July
7% July
35% July
99
July
87% July
52
July
% July
1
July
% July
2
Mar.
7
Mar.
6
Mar. 10
Feb.
26
Apr.
9
15% Feb. 18
38% May 11
76% May 22
A"
I60*
Feb.
July
18
7
Feb.
18
July
30
Jan.
2
9% Mar. 9
1
42% Mar. 20
19 117% May 19
June
2
20% Feb. 21
Feb. 10
68
Apr. 27
June
Jan.
30% June
2
52% Feb. 21
June
2
91
71
4% .Tan.
50
Jan.
52
Jan.
1 % July
Feb.
5
25
13% Apr. 21
Apr. 28
221 73% June I5
26
16'
72
6 3*
Feb.
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK
34
N. Y.
In
Since
July
Jan. 1.
Shares.
Shares.
200
'
10,600
3,100
2,300
8,300
4,600
16,500
990
10
I,000
390
12,000
2,000
.
10
250
190
6,250
127,400
480
2,400
200
30
1,900
790
100
2,400
38,800
2,900
16,300
3,500
36,800
23,900
7,800
15,700
46,800
.
1,700
14,400
5,400
~2~, 486
'
14,100
1,400
3,800
1,800
200
II,800
6,500
6,700
15,700
3,600
400
Sale
900
7,000
2,900
500
180
Sale
27
"Io~
4H Sale
39
58%
3% Sale
88
80%
133% 140
15
30
2,020
10,300
2,200
900
60
28,665
40
690
6,700
89,500
440
215,200
1,700
500
180
33,800
20
170
40
1,600
233,600
114,700
80
11,400
100
2,300
Sale
Sale
Sale
51
Sale
Preferred
1
Kennecott Copper
Kimberley-Clark.....
Kinney (G R)..
8% preferred
Kresge (S S) Co
870
7% preferred.
4,000 Kresge Dept Stores
1,936,800
8,300
6,050
5,650
321,045
370
8% preferred..
9,200 Kress (SH) & Co
1,438,300 Krueger & Toll Co
1,379,655 Kroger Grocery & Bak
30 Kuppenheimer A Co..
100
7 % cum preferred
500 Laclede Gas...
•
*
15
Sale
133*
Sale
8
Sale
83*
Sale
100
*
100
*
47
17
6
7
73*
10%
3* July
7
63* July
7
63*
63*
2
July
33*
3
2%
Sale
63* July
83*
7%
13* July
23*
23*
19
173* July
193*
1343* July
Sale
1343* Sale
149
Sale
83* July
Sale
83*
8%
303* July
35
303* Sale
333*
Sale
13* July
Sale
2
16
22
July
17
193*
Sale
b
it*
Sale
Sale
613*
93*
Sale
"383*
123*
Sale
15
119
6
33*
Sale
A*
5i*
Sale
10
65
Sale
Sale
14
143*
15
603*
67
603*
613*
133*
53*
273*
64
62
133*
53*
11%
28
6
253*
15
Sale
873*
623*
13
Sale
26
July
43* July
23* July
23* July
203* July
10
July
58
July
323* July
48
July
29
July
603* July
263* July
14
July
July
July
July
115
July
2
July
xl0% July
133* July
141
Sale
114
114
1L5
115
23*
23*
133*
Sale
W
90
14
393*
2
123*
"aV*
Sale
14
28
34
IVA 843*
Sale
zVA 36
Sale
143*
16
15
Sale
11
Sale
11
Sale
403*
Sale
23* Sale
203* Sale
403*
313*
Sale
14
50
Sale
31
Sale
26% Sale
110
5% Sale
40
32%
45%
22% Sale
18% Sale
25
35%
240
263*
5%
6
153*
Sale
iVASale
483*
18
303*
52
Sale
123*
363*
133*
30
32
263* Sale
1113* 114
63*
53*
33
34
33
44
46
443* Sale
173* Sale
303* Sale
223*
Sale
1
18
28
Sale
45
190
210
97
100
68
99
Sale
10
11
10
230
.
33*
No par
value.
\
43* Feb. 27
Feb. 27
45* Feb. 11
Feb. 24
86
Jan.
3
182
Jan.
9
123
Feb. 27
71 ;
113* Feb. 24
93* Feb. 25
26
May
1
May 15
213* June 3
3
June
75
Jan.
3m
June
June
Feb.
4
37 J* July
31
123* July 21
July 21
93* Feb. 24
Feb. 21
Jan. 28
53* Feb. 24
513* Feb. 24
1793* Feb. 24
123* Feb. 24
623* Feb. 10
Feb.
2
393* Feb. 16
9
303* Feb
603* Mar. 2
3
163* June
483* July 15
73* July 15
733* Mar. 20
5
163* Jan.
103*
3*
53*
13*
O
July 30
July 30
29
33*
23*
3
253*
13
60
36
15
533*
30
293*
31! 65
311 37
21
16
15
603*
64
143*
6
28
2
35
113*
93*
93*
403*
July
July
July
July
July
July
Apr. 24
June
3
63* June 10
273* May 21
June
1
May 28
10
23
June
18
Juno
4
June
23* Apr. 30
2
13* June
3
183* June
53* July
33
July
July
173* July
42
263* July
33*
65
Sale
143*
33* Sale
983* July
643* July
10
July
33* July
7
June
2
Feb.
11
69
May
6
42
Feb.
9
54
June 29
June 20
51
Mar. 10
583*
183*
113*
573*
May 27
Mar. 28
58
Jan.
10
903*
3834
213*
673*
673*
183*
93*
May 25
2
31
June
2
Jan.
5 105
Jan.
2
Feb. 10
June
26
Feb. 24
Feb. 20
June 25
Mar. 24
24
Feb. 24
Jan. 14
Jan.
5
Feb.
Feb.
11
Mar. 19
Apr.
10
Mar. 21
Apr.
9
Jan.
5
7
243* Mar. 19
12
June
8
18
-80
May
Jan.
Feb.
9
9 1013*
33* Mar. 20
June
5
45
Mar. 24
5
26
Mar. 31
13*
28
June 11
93* Jan.
June
3
83* June
2
8
20
Jan.
143* June
303* Apr.
13 r July
233* May
273* July
25
Jan.
107
Jan.
43* Jan.
323* Mar.
63* July
33
July
443* July
233* July
313*
y
42
June
173* July
18
Jan.
25
Mar.
6
Jan.
25
Mar. 12
1153* Mar .2 8
Mar.
I
May
6
June
Apr.
1013*
873*
173*
434
10
23
Mar.
June
7
Jan.
Feb. 24
2734 Mar. 25
353* May 8
55
June
13
Jan.
63*
35
97
31'
9
21
8
29
May
1133* July 25
July 29
70
205
July
16
313* Feb. 24
Jan.
9
41
9
July
Feb.
2934 Feb. 25
153* Mar. 19
60
Apr.
6
207
56
July
2
2
2
July
July
July
July
3I
24
113 3* July
3 100
15 703*
io
13
33*
3
Feb.
103* June
23* July
July
July
113* July
113* July
543* July
38
July
July
263* July
113
July
26
26
26
433* Mar. 27
Feb. 26
Feb.
573*
2
363* June
405* May 27 8034
126
June
19
105
1163* June 19 1233*
1133* Mar. 17 1153*
16
29
Mar. 26
Jan.
6
54
20
35
14
Feb. 24
Mar. 31
2
293* June
463* June 19
35* June
July
61
July
121
July
120
July
115
July
3
July
14
July
133* July
32
203*
2
2 123
42
3
103*
2
93* June
112
45
223* July
Mar. 21
2 1433*
Feb. 26
31
Jan.
131
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
13
l¥
2
June
117
July
July
163* July
303* July
8
June
15* May 21
3
163* June
July
II
*
6
2
1153*
203
2
9
1
25
97
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
113
112
June
105
Sale
118
Sale
403*
June
163* July
15 119
July 15]
603* July 22
613* July 22]
12
July
43* July
26
July
117
57
26
11
July
20
29
Sale
Sale
Sale
June
3
July
3
1363* July 31
26
July
3
64
July
3
1
93* July
123* July
July
118
45
17
13
49
21
118
383*
483*
503* Sale
120
1183*
1173* Sale" 1173*
43
13* July
June
0
105
105
Sale
53* June
8
193* Apr.
Mar. 31
104
2
93* Mar. 10
Mar. 17
65
27
2
683* Feb. 24
2
143* Feb. 24
3
293* Feb. 24
Jan.
3
26
1
1
133* Feb. 24
Jan.
6
3
Feb. 27
37
3
Jan.
n
23* July
July
483* July
73* July
Sale
118
Sale
273*
53*
Mar. 13
3
20
1343* July
2231 July
9
8
323*
15%
9
373* July
Sale
1363* Sale
223* Sale
513* Sale
Sale
117
58
43* Jan.
30
24
7
58
27
183* July
1513* July
l¥>
20
Sale
May
13
3
7
7
36
8
6
18
July 24
Mar. 24
53* Jan.
31
483* July
83* July
2
Feb.
18
81
123* July 21
% July 21
7
July 23
2
July 15
July
~
103* July
Sale
Mar.
8
3
15 100
15 136
4 3* June
12
9
24
26
9
3
"42"
40
Sale
Feb.
Jan.
1
Jan.
123
July 30
63* July 15
Mar. 30
93* June
134
11
July
July
35
23* June
803* July
16
Feb.
Feb.
17
23* July
July
23* July
7
243* June 11 443*
2 117
July
103*
June 18
4
2
75*
25* June
423*
253* June 11
106
13
23
40
Sale
7%
Wti
100
100 205
97%
400
Preferred..............100
78
335,450 Lambert Co
*
16 %
6,810 Lane Bryant
...
*
3%
26,900 Lee Rubber & Tire.......—*
13* July
16 3* July
15
41
June 11 1193* Mar. 10
1 1033* Mar. 27
83 3* June
Mar. 27
2 104
Jan.
93
83* Mar. 3
22
June
125
Sale
41
123* July
6% July
16
15 107
30
Sale
15
13
Sale
100
Sale
1
86
Sale
Sale
15
43* July
July
173* July
1003* July
63* July
593* July
473* July
103* July
223* July
153* July
83* July
34
28
603* Sale
273* Sale
27% Sale
31
94
24
105
8
13
Sale
50
Sale
13 136
87
65
17
33*
823*
15
28
30
65*
29
23* July
July
July
23*
23*
104
100
24
16
Sale
15%
106
23* Sale
23* Sale
163*
23
23g Sale
323* Sale
60
23% Sale
*
*
100
10
193*
20%
3
31
July 27
July 15
July 15
July 14
19
20
§8*
20
60~
Ǥ*
20
8
73
Sale
Jewel Tea Inc
*
Johns-Manville
* 54
Preferred
100 115%
Jones & Laugh Steel pref. 106 119%
Kansas City Lt 1st pf Ser B * 113%
6%
Karstadt (Rudolph)
16%
Kayser(J) & Co
*
14
10,600 Kaufman Dept Stores ..$12.50
90
2,200 Kelth-Albee Orpheum pf.100
1%
201,700 Kelly-Springfield Tire
*
28%
3,780
6% preferred
100
10%
7,570
Preferred
100
21 %
169,100 Kelsey-Hayes Wheel
*
Sale
35
37% Sale
•/
36
Sale
Sale
5
58
Sale
35
Sale
100
Sale
Sale
3
4%
40
1,050,200 Kelvinator Co
3,600 Kendall Co pref A
ft*
223* Sale"
4
43*
2%
33*
23* Sale
203* Sale
11%
123*
65
583*
333* Sale
9
20%
16%
4
June 18 103
94
June 22
21
36
72
6
June
963* July
Sale
60
May
16 1033* July
45
46
53*
17
27
193* Mar. 21
Feb.
5
Jan.
6
Feb. 19
12
86
22
9
8
8
6
10
8
9
63* Mar.
13* Jan.
123* Jan.
373* Feb. 24
80
Mar. 4
303* Mar. 26
30
Apr.
6
93* Mar. 26
633* Mar. 30
94
40
23*
2 106
743i Mar.
28
111
117
55
6
3
6
23*
1343*
Sale
_
18
4
Sale
Sale
11
233* Apr.
113* Jan.
963* Jan.
21
4
3
"46"
48
273*
106
5
48% Sale
25
293* Feb. 25
39 3* June
173* June
73* June
803* May 26
45
Jan.
3
25* June 3
3* Jan. ' 6
63* June 15
103* June
2
37
June 24
26 3* June
5
263* Mar. 13
43* June
2
50
Jan.
3
July
25
35
15
Canada..*
183* June
253* Jan.
July
Sale
57% Sale
153* Sale
*
89
27
263*
106
Mar. 19
Mar. 24
May 13
46
1
3
21
29
46
1% Sale
132
22 %
24
86
863* Sale
263* Sale
22
3
3 116
48
10
20
July
95
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
May
5
Feb. 24
Mar. 24
63*
223*
253*
853*
183*
Jan.
20
90
28%
45
149% Sale
*
*
16
1
95
116
1123* 115
953*
963*
943*
1023*
1023* Sale
5
43*
43*
31% 28
Sale
143*
100
89% Sale
6
53* Sale
59
60
58%
39
43% Sale
83*
9% Sale
3% Sale
62,200
2,029,700
1,320
6,340
1,240
15,400
361,600
700
Sale
2
July
105* Jan.
45
July
47
July
1163* 112
Sale
933* July
101
July
103
4% July
43*
28
July
Sale
143* July
Sale
893* July
Sale
Sale
4% July
86
27%
103*
7
65
36
103*
Sale
7% Sale
6% Sale
13
2
3
21
21
64
42
133* July 28
273*
3
June 19
30
123
Pref without warrants—100
intertype Corp.—
...»
66,700 Investors Equity.
*
13,700 Island Creek Coal
1
1,100
Sale
1203*
Preferred certificates
Preferred
95
133*
2
June
43*
23*
26
263* 273s
29
31
23*
23*
Sale
3%
3%
803*
82
95
83
92
1353* July
144
1352* 143% 137
July
103*
103* 10
10
11
Sale
23
Sale
55% Sale
178% Sale
10
*
*
100
*
Sale
Sale
June
13
July
1
July
8
July
3
July
2
July 28
July
1
July
2
July
8
July 30
July 24
July
2
2%
20%
33*
100
5%
Sale Prices.
Prices.
10
3 3*
3
7
July
6
July 20
July
9
July
3
July 18
July
2
July
9
July
3
July
3
143*
35
Sale
53
15 ""33*
3*
13
63*
9
173*
15
18 37
14 28
30
1
63*
31
25 553*
533*
"I§"
28
July
3
153* July
183* July
70
July
163* July
433* July
24
July
393* July
193* July
103* July
88
July
13
Sale
Price5
July
2
3* July
63* July
123* July
37
July
273* July
28
July
53* July
533* July
27%
Sale
14
w/*
Sale
15
15
19
343*
183*
27% Sale
56%
163*
*
...100
1,660
7% preferred
100
7,973,494 Internal Tel & Tel
*
126,540 InterstateDept Stores
*
700
28
9
July
813* July
143*
41 %
3*
%
5%
29
27 %
Sale
9
22
15
16
30
15
29
Sale
3
%
51
37
28
16
6
72
14% Sale
42% Sale
193*
19
323* Sale
183*
18%
9% Sale
85% Sale
743*
30%
"17"
15
85
51
iff*
Sale
6*
12*
46
10i,600;international Shoe
13,450 International Silver
20
9% Sale
42
37 %
104
103
90
89 %
*
.—100
Sale
83
28%
6% Sale
*
Sale
303*
74 %
3% Sale
45
'11%
27
9,500
Preferred
100
3,840 Internat Paper pref 7%..100
23,500 Internat Paper & Power cl A ♦
14,100
Class B
*
99,510
Class C
•
54,832
Preferred
100
12,700 internat Printing Ink
*
3,240
Preferred
100
337,200 International Salt
100
600
7,700
Preferred-
4,474,500 Internet Nickel of
400
90
.....
93,100jlntei"nat Mercan Marine
400
700
Sale
3,
\XA
70
18% Sale
664,300;Internat Harvester......
*
33,800
7% preferred
100
260,400 Internat Hydro-Elec Sys A..*
202,530'Internal Match pref
...25
3,500
41,400
30,000
1,300
110
75
10
100
preferred
Harbison Walker Ref__
218,000'ilnternat Combus Eng...
40,000
Preferred....
S5~305
420
Sale
29,i00'lntercont:ineutal Rubber—*
83,000|lnterlake Iron
♦
32,500llnternat Agriculture
*
11,500!
Prior preferred
100
118,368 lnt Business Machines
*
99,300,Interna* Carriers Ltd
*
213,6001 internal Cement
*
100
4,600
225,900
19
7,800
New
—l
14,100!
Rights.
32,750 Insuranshares Ctfs Inc
*
~5", 900
3,100
Sale
lll,600jlnspiration Cons Copper..20
42,200Unsuranshares Corp (Del.)--*
6,600
1*407,700
19
2
.10
*
Motocycle
7901 Preferred
207,200,Indian Refining
298,100!lndustrfal Rayon Corp.
81,300 Ingersoll-Rand—
50 j
Preferred..
36,186;Inland Steel
30
60
Sale
.
66,200^Indlan
2,300
400
38%
40
58
* 52
2,880! Preferred
100 1163* Sale
Sale
143,700 Hershey Chocolate
* 88
38,700
Preferred
...» 93% Sale
5
6
4,700 Hoe (R) & Co class A
*
37,000 Holland Furnace
* 275* Sale
5%
Sale
159,000 Hollander (A) Jk Son
*
81
13,100 Homestake Mining
.
100 77'
Sale
4
309,800 Houdaille-Hershey cl B
*
Sale
61
19,100 Household Finance part pf 50
572,000,Houston Oil of Texas
100 353* Sale
8% Sale
498,3001
Voting trust certificates_25
126,100 Howe Sound
* 23% Sale
505,900 Hudson Motor Car.
* 23% Sale
8
Sale
674,400 Hupp Motor Car Corp
10
5,500
3,200
9,200
19,900
Sale
&
16
8,700 Hercules Powder
400
495,900
263*
41
—*
16,400 Hartman Corp clas9 A
Class B
*
110,200
2,550 Hawaiian Pineapple.......20
.......—*
103,400 i/ayes Body...
25
5,600 Helme (G W)
7% preferred
—100
130
Hercules
Motors
*
13,900
500
%
.
Preferred
Hanna
190
800
Sale
iVA
24
Sale
m
— *
......100
Greene Cananea Copper—100
Grlgsby-Grunow Co
*
Guantanamo Sugar
*
Preferred
—100
1,320 Hamilton Watch.....
600
20
Sale
Preferred
38,900 Hall Printing
4,800
Sale
II 5*
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
15
65
16
20
82%
*
•
*
prop/
Sale
4
33* July 28
123* July 30
33*
12% Sale
Sale
3%
14%
Sale
Sate Prices.
Ask
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
Sale
Sale
—.
49,600 Gulf States Steel
7% 1st preferred..
..100
750
6,100 Hackensack Water........25
Preferred A
.....25
2,060
208,900 Hah a Department Stores.
Preferred
100
14,910
2,800
',
3 3*
Great West Sug
480
30
Steel
T)_—
Great Northern Ir ore
Grant (W
Ask.
Bid.
......—
Preferred
Granite City
732,300
23,100
1,200
Union
X.
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
July 31.
July 1.
1931.
*
Granby Cone M S & P——100
Grand Silver Stores..
*
Grand (F & W) Stores pf.100
640
28~806
Jan. 2
EXCHANGE
Par.
Grand
SINCE JAN.
Price
Graham-Paige Motors.
208,800
148,600
137,100
1,100
232,400
32,100
33,900
178,600
149,700
112,320
11,930
9,600
6,100
3,000
STOCK
RANGE
JULY.
PRICES IN
STOCKS
AGGREGATE SALES.
23* Apr.
Mar. 19
Jan.
6
Mar. 2 3
N. Y. STOCK
AGGREGATE
SALES
In
Since
July
Jan. 1.
Shares.
Shares.
1,100
70
2,800
1,100
39,200
4,500
18,800
1,600
1,500
6,300
39,900
3,200
900
7,200
1126,300
1,400
24,120
2,870
66,800
18,100
275,800
75,700
189,100
92,400
4,900
39,500
414,300
4,700
9,800
190,400
1,951.,350
9,625
25,100
400
70
1,700
382,000
1,200
700
7,100
100
230
320
800
6,000
66,300
44,600
2,500
8,300
280
300
;
>
PaT
'
*
Preferred..
...........50
Lehman Corn (The)
*
14bby Owens Glass
—
2C
110
300
400
1,100
15,100
1,600
8,200
14,600
100
-
120
2,200
1,600
1,100
7,900
15,100
35,800
50
230
preferred
*
.*
*
*
100
100
7% preferred.
100
Man del
*
Bros.....
2r
Manhattan Shirt..
Maracalbo Oil Explor
Marine Midland
'
960
500
14,000
600
56,800
3,000
25" 904
400
210,100
400
40,100
165,200
1,600
10
8,000
600
5,600
270
200
89,100
700
3,300
80
3,000
4,600
3,900
36,100
5,800
100
7,700
500
200
"
6,100
100
40
840
530
61,400
211,400
4,500
39.900
30
Sale
45
Sale
86
90
30
Sale
35
Sale
35
36
Sale
Sale
31
Sale
65* Sale
69
683*
Sale
71
Sale
9*
Sale
25*
Sale
32
Sale
30
69
65
18
17
90
92
16
Sale
53*
143*
13*
103*
23*
6
Sale
23*
20
Sale
Sale
63*
Sale
3
Sale
■s*
8
9
10
2
Sale
22
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
1183*
353*
43*
153*
Sale
213*
733*
83*
90
13*
123
Sale
80
24
32
76
6
53*
85
25
92
13*
33*
Sale
83*
9
13*
2
195* Sale
Sale
23*
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
18
Sale
33*
243*
13*
Sale
Sale
23*
Sale
60
293*
263*
43*
Sale
233*
253*
198
100
Sale
w
"I53*
Sale
Sale
Sale
14
Sale
Sale
21
Sale
Sale
80
100
104
38 V*
Sale
45*
Sale
73
80
109
Sale
393*
35*
43
20
11
13
Sale
235*
593*
.
245*
Sale
Sale
4
159
100
253*
Sale
90
151
100
115
143*
8if
163*
653*
Sale
63*
350,150
11,940
17,900
425,660
21,700
959,700
75,250
1,400
160,804
6,200
1,029,000
fe
Mulllns
*
*,
Preferred....
Munsingwear
*|
113*
Sale
*,
38
*|
28
'
s
Hess .._._.*
35*
Sale
100
—10
Biscuit..
Register
*
295*
395*
Sale
4 V*
Sale
A
.*
*
...
..100
*
Radiator—...
—
*
.......50
100
—50
_
Nevada Cons Cop
30,100
3,800
65,800
20,900
9,200
1,700
132,800
Newport Co (The)
-
5% preferred
50
—100
100
N Y Investors Inc
100 N Y Shipbuilding
40
7% preferred
100
5,310 New York Steam pref 6%...*
2,540
7% 1st preferred
598,800 Noranda Mines Ltd
——*
2,300,118,North American.....
...»
27,400^
6% preferred
—50
8BB,600 Nor»h Amorlrnn AvIoHnn
*
JNo par value.
1513*
Sale
60
Sale
14
143*
Sale
22
Sale
28
Sale
Sale
30
30
Sale
45
60
60
Sale
18
19
9
173*
73*
363*
263*
Sale
S3*
413*
285*
63*
105*
63*
20
635*
1505*
263*
353*
415*
Sale
12
6
Sale
30
Sale
Sale
40
Sale
Sale
121
623** Sale
1075* 110
ilH
414
21
15
17
103*
12
10 3*
Sale
22
53
Sale
Sale
Sale
77
Sale
213*
64
38
323* Sale
143* Sale
95*
103*
83* Sale
173*
183*
483*
65
83* Sale
15
17
Sale"
98
2
Sale
75
14 V*
163*
it*
57
113*
Sale
245*
16
Sale
26
15
35
14
25
83
20
55
25
551.
Sale
65*
Sale
53*
65*
101
1045* 1053*
1113*
115
Sale
19
Sale
703*
553*
Sale
56
183*
653*
553*
9%
Sale
7%
Sale
54
Rale
9
25
22
30
30
13
30
15
15
1
15
1053*
115
53*
73*
Higheet.
Sale Prices.
30
325*
47 5*
92
55* July
13* July
493* July
124
July
102
July
213* July
33* July
34
July
303* July
13
July
35
July
32
July
44
July
42
July
83
July
253* July
223* July
July
113* July
33
July
93* July
70
July
19
July
92
July
60
6
30
31
30
28
31
28
15
15
16
16
29
3* July
July
July
July
July
July
July
85* July
155* July
51
July
23
30
1
15
15
23
14
15
15
29
24
22
15
23
June
34
Jan.
24
35
Jan.
19
76
Jan.
22
24
15
31
15
3C
29
22
31
14
16
85* July 30
July
8
15
16
July
53* July
7
July
685* July
July
Sale 105
1145* July
Sale
175* July
Sale
633* July
Sale
55
July
553*
Sale
73* July
24
28
373*
4
35
283*
21
122
1.413*
1205*
283*
106
1163*
205*
733*
553*
95*
7
26
31
2
30
26
6
June
Apr.
7
213* June
663* June
Jan.
22 }■
3
;
6
|
15
:
2
3
3
,
7
1
23
;
«lH
IH Feb.
3 3* Jan.
6
June
2
33*
7 3*
31
1
;
22
7
15
1
24
20
28
17
3
11
1
6
15
2
22
30
18
10
325* Feb. 24
3% Jan. 30
15
16
Feb.
29
27
June 16 171
Jan. 21 100
Apr.
2
3
663* June
Jail*
363* July
23* June
20
July
103* Jan.
183* Apr.
1-32 July
155* Jan.
June
10
Feb.
7
Jan.
21
Apr. 11
Feb. 24
3
2
94
2
Jan.
8
Feb.
24
Feb.
26
2 110
July
583* Feb.
7
29
19
Feb.
10
22
9
Mar.
2
28
17
2
215* Mar.
28
July
1-32 July
293* Feb.
9
58
48
3
28
17
10
26
Feb.
16
Feb.
20
2
43* Mar. 26
475* Apr.
6
193* Feb. 18
Jan.
2
363* Mar. 26
Feb.
10
June
7
36
June
3
20
3
-•
24
23
24
13
5
28
205*
105*
165*
313*
5
5* June
1% July 13
2
233* June
36
Mar.
83* Feb. 24
70
3
1
34
25
June
37
713* Mar. 24
2
105* Jan.
43* June
55* June
104
25
Feb.
2
3
311* Jan.
29 1255* Mar. 24
27
Mar.
2
39
6
83* Feb. 13
28 245* Mar. 21
163* June 15
2
63* June
1
35* Feb. 14
24 3* Feb. 24
325* Feb. 24
27
21
i
8
8
8
12 3* Jan.
June 16
8
Feb. 25
12
23
24
24
9
Jan.
Tan.
i 135*
8
2
July
4
July
100
■
Mar.
20
15*
1
6
2
2UI
23 3*
:
3
7
Jan.
May
183* May
18
July
May
2
;
1
17
437* Feb. 24
2 1063* Feb. 27
3
73* Mar. 24
3
Feb. 24
Apr. 25
9
July
28
1
1 1003*
2
June
112
11
1
103*
175* June
Apr.
Apr."
i
43* July
14
July
£60
July
223* June
!
33* June
573* June
£22
May
1
413* July
31
303'i July
6
765* July
6
363* July
155* July 22
7
11
July
3
115* July
193* July 17
51
July 16
3
123* July
1
16
July
16
July 24
69
17
85
9 :
- July
July
July
July
July
July
Juiy
July
Feb.
515* Feb. 17
515* Feb. 16
933* Mar. 30
29
2 i
July
Mar. 19
Jan.
28
July
3
July
8
July
1
July 25
July
3
July
3
July 10
July 14
July
1
July
6
July
7
July
2
July 20
July
6H
7
26
19
24
1
5* July
10
15
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
3
65
36
20
Jan.
Juno
163* July
7
July
103* July
215* July
75
July
25
3
June 24
July
25
"3
1515*
6
70
July
8
24
Jan.
4
54J* Mar. 25
2 1263* Jan.
8
May 23
6
315* July
633* July
193* July
9
July
403* July
313* July
63* July
Mar. 19
63* Apr.
24
Feb.
July 20 29
19 3* May 27
263* Mar.
2 1033* Apr.
713* Jan.
3
Jan.
73* June
17
June 20
20
375* Feb.
3
43* June
103* Mar.
3
163* July
July
July
July
603* July
253* July
99
903* Jan. 31 102
2
115* Jan.
213*
2
May 22
34
July 10
June
1
25
355*
2
83* June
19
333* June 25 523*
.8
63
31 £27
28
5
11
24
16
June
7
1
3
Jan.
Feb.
553* Feb.
63 3* Feb.
33
16
3
9
22
118
7
Feb.
915* Feb. 24
263* June 30
42
235* July
30
2
5* July 10
1
403* June
_
8 1183* July
37
July
6
45* July
3
10
2% Jan.
14
3
~
23
15
91
June 29
July 29
205* June
363* June
83
May 15
7
11
1
29
28
20
1
10
1
20
2
28
25
34
.Tune
603* June
25
23
July
88
July
63* July
163* July
2
July
20
July
3
July
63* July
7 % July
9
July
25* July
203* July
22
July
5
July
265* July
13* July
"55* July," 15
3*
13*
78
Sale
109
3*
3*
38
23
37
22
JulYt
553* July
1505* July
225* July
July
32
4
3
3
July
40
35
July
303*
Sale
25
£243* July
18
20
July
203*
July
1025* 1093* 104
141
140
140
July
121
118
118
July
Sale
24
233* July
Sale
41*
73*
2
15
July 15
July 31
July 15
July 15
July 15
July 31
30
20
36
lly>
113*
Sale
16
July
573* Sale
1515* 152
253* Sale
335* Sale
Sale
38
76
26
15
July 30
213*
£495*
17 3*
73*
6
7
Sale
10
77..
II*
7 110
July
July
363* July 29 393* July
35* July
23* July 31
20
July 22 22
July
12
July 10 143* July
1
28
July
233* July
1-32 July
1-32 July 17
18
July 15 225* July
40
40
July
July 11
7
5* July
3* July
23* July
13* July 13
263* July 15 263* July
93* July 30 103* July
25
12
Sale
133* July
55* July
83* July
Sale
Sale
22
13*
393*
Lowest
101
Sale
6
4
353*
283*
Sale
Sale
150
A*
Sale
293*
93*
Sale
120
43
Sale
24
141
Sale
403*
3*
9
121
32 J*
3*
13*
273*
Sale
118
119
39
103*
21
185*
1153* 118
Sale
136
105*
Class A
Newton Steel
New York Air Brake—_
New York Dock
20
20
Nelsner Bros
526,200
40
2H
Preferred
National Surety
National Tea Co..
17
Sale
145 H
—
National
Preferred
15
78
22
..100
*
19,900 Nat Enamet & Stamp
.........100
70,400 National Lead
Preferred A
—.100
4,210
Preferred B
100
3,980
-»
2,111,750 Nat Power & Light—
Steel
Supply
!
i
Nat Dairy Prod Corp
National
38
41
21,100 National Dept Stores
7% 1st nreferred.
1,877
279,700 Nat Distillers Prod
227,200
44,200
4,150
104,900
63,300
25,100
85* Sale
Sale
7% preferred
32,620 National
,
Sale
7% preferred
Nat Cash
28
323*
30
Nat Air Transport.
National
Sale
7 M
7
National Acme
Bellas
14 J*
30
2*
Sale
25
110
A*
Sale
59
1(16"" July" "3 166"
68
433*
38
35
403*
;
-—..10
Myers (F E) & Bros
Nash Morors Co—
National
2I
27 J*
*{
Murray Corp
Pj.8,700
891,576
1,785,667
Mfg Corp
51
Sale
15
233* July
4
July
58
July 24
243* July 13
68
"Sale" "203* Sale"
Sale
July
163* JulY
.....
503*
14
£60
iV
110
44
Sale
22
22
July
July
14
100
9
15
59
inc
10
15
29
Sale
60
8
15
July 30
8
July
July 20
293* July
743* July
6
July
133* July
15* July
20
July
23* July
5
July
6
" July
9
July
13* July
193* July
18
July
33* July
24
July
15* July
30
273*
143
15
15
29
24
31
15
July
July
Sale
72
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
July
July
6
1,
93* June
3
185* Feb. 25
883* June 2u 1013* Feb.
3
43* May 14
85* Jan. 14
19
30
Apr. 11
July
6
455* June
695* Feb. 24
225* June
345* Feb. 27
113* Jan. 28 203* Apr. 16
19 J* June
3
345* Feb.Si
146
1373* Jan.
May 13
11H July
90
29
29
15
15
29
13
July
63
5
63*
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
Sale
22
203*
1163* 1183* 114
Sale
33
313*
43* Sale
43*
68
Sale
44
22
Sale
Sale
lek
10
333*
80
323*
855*
55*
85
303* Sale
—
283*
203*
733*
f
$3*
Sale
19
23* Sale
21
34
85
73*
lok'
W*
33
993*
163*
23*
83
25
243*
223*
213*
853* Sale
103* Sale
26
Preferred
'
5,400
50,200 Mohawk Carpet Mills
*
43,550 Monsanto Chemical Wks
300
Rights...
....—
•
4,916,500 Montgomery Ward 8c Co..
12,200 Morrell (J) & Co...
*
53,070 Mother Load Coalition
89,900 Moto Meter Gauge & Equip. *
—'
39,900 Motor Products
77,600 Motor Wheel.....—
3
34
Sale
29
53*
24
Sale
120
78
Sale
Sale
preferred..
Sale
5*
443*
38
Sale
673*
113*
32
31
Sale
5
38
Sale
10<
"285*
4
493*
87
36
Sale
Preferred
96
Sale
26
43
4 J*
5
7
275*
413*
Sale
41
45
Co....—
Sale
Sale
""23*
Melville Shoe Corp......
275*
463*
W*
IV2
44
Sale
16 5*
23
41
_
67
25
Sale
Sale
46
a
293*
53*
Sale
44
Sale
120 %
72
Sale
6
21 %
23*
673*
28
85
5 %
27 X
24
141
W/s
26
91
293*
123* Sale
28
333*
29
295*
Sale
Sale
2%
Sale
Sale
5% Sale
53*
2
15*
33*
47
485* Sale
120
1233* 1205*
935* 1013* 1005*
19
185* Sale
33* Sale
23*
Sale
355*
*
600
lb",loo
60
313*
23
6%.
25
Sale
—"
600 Milwaukee El Ry & Lt pf.-10i
9,700 Minn-Honeywell Reg Co
•
57,500 Mirin Mollne Pow lmplera.."
150
38,600
55
27 3(
»
8%
143*
203* Sale
23
215*
43* Sale
124,600 Midland Steel Products—
10,200
First preferred.. — — .100
400
10C
Sale
Marshall Field & Co
Mengt-I
Sale
Sale
Mormon Motor Car.........*
pret
Sale
20
1,772,0511 Mexican Seaboard Oil
67,600 Miami Copper
276,600 Mid-Continent Petroleum
2.70C
2,300
113*
3 5*
Martin Parry Corp
>bt
52
25* Sale
10
..—
Marlln-Rockwell
29
99
—
—
Sale
Sale
773* Sale
96
90
*
Manati Sugar....
40
800
200
Sale
100
Preferred
%
76
5
118
*
*
Elcc A
20r Mexican Petroleum.
4,070
3.80C
Sale
Sale
—100
63*% preferred
14,000 Metro-Goldwyn Plct pref .2'
800
""'"10
417,k;ut
Sale
3
44
*
Louisiana Oil
377,750 Mathleson Alkali Works.
700
7% preferred
308,860 May I>ept Stores—
16,600 Maytag Co (The)..—...
Pref with warrants
17,800
10,900
65,000
1,800
2,100
1300
86
4
25
3 01'
....100
25
1st preferred...
400
5,360
1,910
5,200
16,100
13,800
201,590
31,700
97,000
207,200
3,100
5,400
Sale
V
26
24
24
235*
1415* 1423* 1413* 145
35
413* Sale
Sale
Preferred
303,900 Mack Truck Inc
245,600 Macy..
22,600 Madison Square Garden
56,000 Magma Copper
28,100 Malllnson (H R) Co—
20
4.fiOf
845*
11 3*
Ludlum Steel...
30
6,400
Preferred
34
29,000 McCall Corp
*
39
37,090 McCrory Stores
*
2,560
Class B._..
*
385*
4,410
75
6% preferred
100
6,800 McGrnw Hill Pub Co
* •27
205*
130,700,Mclntyre Porcupine Mines..5
1,254,500 McKeesport Tin Plate
*
713*
349,000 McKesson & Robbins
*
133*
33
32,100
Preferred
50
8
79,700 McLellan Stores class A
*
1,000
Preferred
100
10,500 MacAndrews & Forbes Co—* "21"
90
300
144
88
46
*
278,100
60
26
28 3*
-*
117,641 Louisville Gas &
57
Sale
53*
325*
Prices.
Sale
SINCE fAN.
Sale Prices.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
10
July 29
88»3*
53*
263*
493*
253*
O
28
27
Sale
113*
95
963*
Sale
Sale
Carbonic..-.
Loews Incorporated
260
6
*
Link Belt Co
Liquid
90
Sale
85
132
Liggett & Myers Tob pref. 100
Common
25
"B"
.-.--25
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
Sale
12
113*
235* Sale
*
Lima Locomotive Works
Sale
Sale
173*
24
Lehn 8c Fink
-
21,700
3,400
2,100
2,600
1,300
96,800
4,400
19,000
7,000
13 %
Lehigh Portland Cement..50
Preferred
.......-100
Ask
RANGE
Lowest.
July 31.
Bid.
Ask
Bid.
Ask
Bid.
Lehigh Valley Coal
11,650 Lorillard (P) pref
2,185,308
Common
53,800
July 1.
1930.
920
10
5,100
16,600
Price
Jan. 2
438,900 Loft Incorporated
3,800 Long Bell Lumber A
156,000 Loose-Wiles Blue
5,700
PRICES IN JULY.
STOCKS
N. T. STOCK EXCHANGE
:
35
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
its
3
5
Mar.
Jan.
26
Mar. 10
185*
453*
403*
105*
Mar. 26
Mar. 20
June
2
43* Apr.
83* Jan.
10
5
13
Mar. 20
Jan.
2
10
32
Feb. 26
Feb. 27
Jan.
3
553* July
30
Jan.
146
505* Mar. 25
73* Feb. 26
Apr. 30
60
Jan.
9
6
365*
Feb.
24
June
2
273* Feb. 20
June
2 132
Jan.
9
2 143
June
4
8 1205* July 20
2
443* Feb. 24
195* Jan.
18
85
136
Jan.
118
Jan.
203* June
3* May 29
13* Mar. 3
33
21
70
13
June
1
July
July
31
13*
23*
583*
703*
15 111
June
2
June
2
93* July 22
1
63* June
103* June
41
6
835* Feb. 24
8 153 3* May
8
395* Feb. 26
2
185* June
1
265* June
3
May 11
29
Mar.
June
763*
243*
253*
145*
203*
53
3
7
Feo. 27
Feb. 27
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
27
Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
26
24
9
24
24
Mar. 24
7
3
12
27
24
25
Jan.
20
23
28
375* Jan.
29
27
8
80
26
June
May
8
May
32
Apr.
May
July
685* July
100
Jan.
24
23
7
3
1113* Jan.
155* May 27
3
565* June
53
Jan.
5
4
5* Jan.
2
Feb.
Jan.
123* Jan.
7
July
69
July
1075* Mar.
118
Apr.
293* May
903* Feb.
57
27
24
23
12
20
1
26
Mar. 27
103* Mar. 26
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK
36
aggregate sales.
In
Since
July
Jan. 1.
Mares
Shores
330
410
Jan. 2
1931.
Bid.
Par.
280
100
42$
.....
3;300
1,900
ifM
300
§5
16,200
40
2,600
570
650 Outlet Co
10
460
70
341,000
188,400
7,050
11,800
1,050
1,704,225
1,700
17,700
26,900
12,800
600
1,250
60
112,500
2,600
6,700
105
Prod
47
Sale
45% Sale
Sale
54%
Sale
51
19
Sale
Sale
18
2%
100
*
400
40
8,700
465
24,700
5%
*
1
28,100
370
60
32,500 Philip Morris & Co
1,256,677 Phillips Petroleum
2,800
50,100
■
Preferred
•
v
Sale
39
Sale
Sale
33
Sale
37%
Sale
92
95
Sale
97
Sale
Sale
'.v '
100
92 y8
7%
1,800
260'
700'
130
800
350
100
1,100
3,800
2,200
2,900
8,400
22,900
13
52
56
9
934
7
70
9
72
57
64
19
21
0
"7"656;
22,8001
6,900j
27" 100!
560].
10,600
189,400
10
3,300
26,000
200
30
40
10,500
53" 200
5,600
8,300
par
1134
9334
1834
18
434
__*j
Procter 8c Gamble
Preferred
5%
..100
5(1
50
Producers & Ref Corp
7% preferred
PubSor Corp of N J pf8%_100
7%
100
6% preferred
100
Preferred (5)
•
$5 preferred w i
Pullman Company
Punta Aiegre Sugar
45
Jan.
July
11
106
Feb.
33
July
3
25% June
56
I'
38
20
24!
July
July
July
133
July
8% July
2
24
15
15
10 %
28%
6
28
15
30
1%
4,%
Sale
107 34
234 Sale
11 % Sale
104
14434 149
Sale
120
12834
108% 109%
95
Salo
Certificates.
50
..25
3100
I..*
Preferred
Purity Bakeries
Radio
..50
Corp of Amer
*
Preferred
100
„
2d
preferred
Reo Motor Cor
248,300
Cert
11,600
1,028,200 Republic Steel Corp....
Preferred cov
109,200
6,600 Revere Copper 8c Brass
Class A
1,000
6
2% Apr. 25
13% July
6% July
11% July
350,000 Reynolds Metal Co
5,300 Reynolds Spring Co
New......
10,500
*
*
*
'
.
•
*
24
29
36% Jan.
9
4% Feb. 25
20
Apr. 20
50% Feb. 24
11
Mar. 19
2% Mar. 12
4% Jan. 21
2% Feb. 20
3
854 July
15% Feb. 24
May
Jan.
June
4% Feb. 24
46% Feb. 19
June
June
Jan.
May
Jan.
Feb.
June
12% Jan.
Jan.
July
July
July
July
July
8% July
Jan.
June
Mar. 12
52
44 * July
May 25
Mar. 23
July
21
Jan.
3
7254 Feb.
27% Feb.
May
Juno
1
June
25
Juno
28
23 M Feb. 27
Feb. 27
Mar.
9
39% Mar. 6
28% Jan. 12
12*
10%
Sale
2
Sale
35H
"Id"
2%
13%
9%
11%
12%
14
12
10
1% Sale
29%
38
31%
13% 20
45
40
51
21
20
Sale
2% Sale
8
82%
15
Sale
Sale
21
A*
12%
7%
10%
6%
Sale
13%
9
11%
3%
4% Salo
2634 Sale
1014 Sale
18% Sale
9% Sale
18% Sale
17
3
Sale
27%
28%
30% 32
Sale
4^8
4%
Sale
63% Sale |
64*
105
3
110%
"3%
8
9.
156
157
84%
137
1% July
July
31
July
July
934 July
July
2% July
20
July
5
July
74
July
13% July
7% July
10% July
3
July
18% July
9
July
16% July
Sale
138
3
57
9% Sale
61
3
13% July
27
2% Sale
8
12%
156% 159
78
Sale
138
Sale
28
%
12%
2%
30%
33%
July
July
July
July
July
57
July
July
July
July
31
10
31
55
3
51
21
Jan.
454 June
7
July
61
58% July
12% July
% July
10
July
-
10%
21!
2
3
?!
3
2
24
31
15
22
13
15
29
July
4% July
July
10% July
18% July
27
31
15
15
10934
2%
6
157
7634
134%
9% July
45
*1
20% July 15!
7
July 22]
83
July
91
13 % July
954 July
15
3?*
if,
I.
2% July
4
May
July
1354 July
6
Apr.
10
May
104% Sale
38% Sale
% Sale
7% Sale
75
Sale
31% Sale
10534
32%
%
Sale
Sale
Sale
7% Sale
86
Sale
26% Sale
Sale
49
8% Sale
7
8
12% Sale
29% Sale
113$ Sale
21
33%
80
11% Sale
1%
1%
41
Sale
15
Salo
39%
21% Sale
8% Sale
25
30
Sale
%
8%
10%
10% Sale
51
62%
65
69
6% Sale
6
7%
15% Sale
36% Sale
6
8%
5
V*
25
70
13% Sale
9%
36 34
Sale
13% Sale
2534
33
19}| 19%
6% Sale
29% Sale
10* 15*
8% Sale
59%
54
74%
6% Sale
104% July
32% July
% July
6
Jan.
5
28
Mar. 16
15
Feb.
3
27
31 100
Apr.
24
5
27)
Feb.
18% Jan.
15
28] 13%
27
8
22
2
26
May
2% May
56
June
107
Feb.
2S%
6
7%
Sale
31
60
13%
9
Feb.
27
72
16
Mar.
Feb.
Feb.
158% July
96% Mar.
138
July
118% July
102% May
12834 Jan.
10954 Jan.
Jan.
95
19
112
6
Jan.
Jan.
148
19
7 34 Feb.
Jan.
3
27
27
28
19
31
29
16
30
112% Apr. 22
10554 July 29
June
58% Feb.
27
Jan.
9
2
9
1%
5
11% Jan.
8
101% Jan.
55% Mar. 17
Jan.
k vMay
5% Apr.
6654 May
24% June
6% July 15
75
July
1
26% July 31
834 July
90% July
33
July
15
21 % July
12
7
50% July
43% July
16% July
30
July
22
July
8% July
30
July
% July
10
July
10% July
45
June 23
32
June
3
60
Mar. 21
11% June
1
1
3
24%
34%
29%
30%
Mar. 21
15%
49%
36%
1334
30
19%
6
22
%
8%
7%
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
31
15
8
30
24
65
July 29
6% July
12% July
28% July
15
30
69% July
6% July
Jan.
263$ June
173$ June
5
June
13
3
2
4
88
Jan.
98
Jan.
6
July
16
8% Feb.
25% Feb.
3654 July
Juno
8
July
17
10% Feb.
2
17
June
11
Jan.
54
Feb.
8
13
Jan.
6
30
Jan.
May 26
3
June
1% Jan.
5% Feb.
10
18
10
3
8
1% Jan.
Apr. 22
27
19%
4% May 12
45
7
'
May 21
10
21
Feb.
1"
27
1554 July
Feb.
June
51
6
Mar. 25
3
6% May
15
90
Apr.
13
27
12% July
11
July
Juiy
854 July
5% June
4954 June
July
17
27% Feb. 25
55% Mar. 26
2
22
8
13 34
28
4754 Feb.
% Jan.
25
55
10
Feb.
71% Mar. 10
1% Juno
6% May
28
50
13
5
Jan.
Apr.
109% Jan.
10354 June
1 10554 July
31 40% July
1
July
17
15
87
9
29! 39% Jan.
July 20 20% Feb. 26
Feb. 26
1454 June
3| 26%
18
7
1
31!
254 June
2
2
July, 23 3154 July
6
434 July
July 15
1
8
65
July
July
7
July 23 110% July
6
July
July 16 3%
8
July 17!
July 20
8 158 J4 July 27
July
1
July 15 86% July
July 31
July 28 138
July 15 118% July 29
1 100% July 29
July
2
June
74
27
15% Feb. 24
31
June
20
Jan.
80
June
54
3
11
Feb.
28% June
15% June
"
334
62
116% 117% 117% 118% 117
100% Sale
99% Sale
99%
17
85%
100
23
155
56%
102%
12%
12%
.Tune
July
15%
45
85
30
Apr.
Sale
82
14
58%
1254
%
6%
19
34% Sale
16% Sale
28%
36
18% Sale
25% Sale
10
Feb
26
10}
25% Feb.. 24
June
854
12%
48%
12%
.Tan
17
May
52% Jan.
9534 Jan.
56% July
102
19
30
35% Mar. 31
103
Apr. 13
Feb.
16
250
Jan.
29
June
June
11
17
Mar. 27
5% Feb.
5% Feb.
10% June
6
June
8% July
15% July
Feb.
88
Jan.
Jan.
Sale
50% Sale
49%
98
100
14
11% Feb.
35% Jan.
59
12% Sale
100
*
July
3
June
21
July
14
54% July
100
July
Sale
'7
6% July
11
12% July
14%
Sale
47
44% July
Sale
11
10% July
7
July
7% Sale
48
84
f 00
Preferred
50% Salo
% Sale
%
%
8 % Sale
96% Sale
38
Sale
lfJO
10
2
2
1
19
Mar.
133
1-128 Feb.
100
10
7
1
108% 109 %
%
1%
11
10%
15% Sale
•
Mar.
1954 June
554 Jan.
3
1
2% July
3
July
6
July
21
July
2%
July 171 28%
37% July 31
2834
97
July 30
90
4
4% July 10
1
2
2% July
7
10
11% July
23
3334 July 17
101 % July 30
9654
3 18334
207
July
9%
Mar. 23
26
131
June
10
20
65
5.%
Sale
!
Feb.
39% Jan.
116
28
2
3
Feb.
Mar. 24
54% Mar. 10
69% Mar. 20
June
1% May 19
8%
1134
3%
12 34
July
1*
110
48% June
15
May
Apr.
124
Jan.
5% June
25
May
28
July
July
July
July
July
July
58% Jan. 12
129% Mar. 30
16% Feb. 26
58%
13%
80
4
11
28
Feb.
25
*
100
.
Pure Oil
720
1
109,
Rights
Pub Serv El 8c Gas pref. ..100
4,200 Reli (Robt) & Co......
1st preferred
2,500
504,300 Rem'too-Rand
1st preferred
6,400
value.
6% June
26% Apr.
Feb.
Mar. 10
9
Sale
64
74
Common
31% June
2
Mar.
60
20
40
June
Mar. 27
10
48
18%
4%
35
85*
?!*
65
8934
434
19
June
3
12
7
Sale
57
Sale
11
Jan.
150
54% Sale
100% Sale
85
Sale
539
""300
20
Jan.
3%
20
Jan.
55
Salo
33
...
23,400i
3
26
10
13%
20
750
370
85
2
65
28%
Sale
14
June
5
8
55
33
Pressed Steel Car 7% pf__100
Common
...
*
7%
preferred "A"
50
16,000
Preferred B
*
119,184
3,717,000 Radio-Kelth-Orpbeum cl A.*
2,760 Rand Mines
*
129,200 Raybestos-Manhattun
10
112,950 Real Silk Hosiery..
400
67%
10
200
100
8%
Sale
319,800, Prairie Pipe Line..........25
11,594,160
!
23
2
12% June 25
5
16% Jan.
6
10% Apr.
9
70% Jan.
Sale
Sale
965,100
I
M
32
14%
21,200
90
800
107,600
1,200
2,600
20,800
Sale
Sale
1,210
35,200
6,090
6,270
1,215,458
9,700
23,400
88,400
726,800
14,200
20,300
392,600
33,000
7,800
339,200
7,590
357,400
290
1,000
M
Salo
25
7,400
88,100
178,600
700
Sale
June
12454 Feb.
July
4% July
2% July
11
July
30
July
100
July
193
July
Sale
99% 100
8% Sale
11
14%
50
48%
1134 Sale
2
6
95
200
55
:"V|
240,600, Prairie Oil 8c Gas...........25
4,900
10,700
96%
Sale
11
....
"""200
3
7%
7%
11% Sale
Sale
2
8
) 34% July
! 31% July
14
13
Sale
7%
14%
June
68
6
7
5
June 25
7
Mar.
3
19% Jan.
554 Feb.
21
7% July
195
193
14
12
20
Sale
Sale
"53" Sale"
63,400 Pierce Oil Corp.
25
26,800
8% preferred
100
171,100 Pierce Petroleum
78,900 Pilsbury Flour Mills
*
6,700 Pirelli of Italy A
7,800 Pittsburgh Coal (of Pa)...100
9,600,
6% preferred
..100
19,400 Pittsburgh Screw 8c Bolt
*
3,780 Pittsburgh Steel pref
100
7,100 Pilts Term Coal
100
1,4571
'»% preferred
100
26,400 Pittsburgh United
25
2,360
Pref conv
..100
8,500 Pittston Co (The)
*
32,300 Poor & Co class B
+
78,800 Porto Rlcan Am Tob cl A.100
55,700]
Class B
*
48,950,Postal Teleg 8t Cable pref-lOO
500
Sale
200
15
13
July
July
July
July
Sale
6%
21X
100
■
m
Sale
Sale
Sale
14
July
1% July
5% July
5
4
4%
4%
2% Sale
2% Sale
11
15
1034
1131
34
33
31%
28%
101% 102
100%
Sale
17
9,700 Pierce-Arrow Mot C pref.. 100
18,800
Clu8s A
*
1,400
1,200
2,600
1,000
9,900
4,100
36
10
...
;
Sale
Sale
6% Sale
7% Sale
3%
334
13%
...
"•/'•'.'.V-' ''
1% Sale
Sale
Sale
23
10
300 Phoenix Hosiery
1,570|
Sale
200%
1% July
10% July
22% July
6
July
1% July
2% July
1%
1%
10
41%
23% Sale
5%
7
1%
1%
2%
3
1%
3%
9
Jan.
126%
11%
4834
49%
128
Prices.
1% Mar. 12
% Jan.
2% Jan.
9
24
5%
10%
3%
100
Preferred
45
Sale
17
_
100
24
Sale
4
11»300 Philadelphia Co pref 6%..50
5,200
Preferred (6) new
*
399,200 Philadelphia Reading C 8c I.»
2,810 Phillips Jones Corp
♦
1,100
18,400
35
Sale
86
50
„
25%
1%
»R
200 Philadelphia Co
,
45
4
3%
•
24
11
37 %
...»
25
25
2%
10%
24
25% Sale
6%
7%
1% Sale
2%
3%
Sale
Salo
24
30
48% July
126% 128% 124% July
132
July
133
6% July
7% Sale
2
3%
3
.....
7% Sale
h* a\x
*
3,915 Pet Milk
394,900 Petroleum Corp
108,300 Phelps Dodge
"l",655
132
55
Sale
38
....
300
125
45% July
44
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
19
Jan.
9
17
5% July
79% July
44% July
50% July
Sale
20
43
July
3
July
15% July
July
45
48
Sale
Sale
„
300
45%
51
_
1,300
Sale
32" Sale
219,100 Pothe Exch.....
...»
A
169,900
51,725 Pntino Mines 8c Ent ctf_._20
.....10
41,000 Peerless Motor..
♦
270,300 Penick 8c Ford.
329,100 Penney (J C) Co
*
Preferred
100
12,600
50
1,200 Penn Coal & Coke
*
43,800 Penn-DIxle Cement
7% preferred
-.100
6,300
*
8,200 People's Drug Store Inc
Preferred
*
1,040
128,800 People's Gas L 8c Coke... 100
Rights
42,400
42,900
60,800
6,100
6,900
47,700
66,500
1,900
110
15%
16%
116% Sale
118% 131
8 % Sale
*
...
20
24
46
Ref..._.
8c
8% preferred.
Sale
33%
B stock...........50
Panhand
22%
49%
77
July 22
11%
15
14
25
July
July
4
75
75
36%
Sale
41
38
126
127
12634 Sale
834
8%
10% Sale
4134
44% 40% 42
4034
49%
54%
47
49% Sale
X4 114% 10734
108
114% 107%
33
Sale
3034
30 34
32
50
2,649,825 Paramount Publlx Corp..
14,183 Park & Til ford
53,300 Park Utah Cons Mines
50,000 Parmeiee Transport Co.
100
74%
"45"
...........100
Pan-Amer Pet & Trans.
400
10
40
13
4% Sale
5
80
20
Sale
_____
Telegr__100
Packard Motor Car
30,200
1,300
219,200
65
Corp..
Pacific Teleph 8c
Class
55
Sale
100
Preferred
22
8% July
2% July
12% July
Sale
ifM
15
434
74
...25
Pacific Gas & Eiec
Pacific Lighting
Sale
74
25
55% Sale
"9%
Sale
2 106% May
35% Apr.
31
47% May
16
9
July
15
9
Jan.
102
2 106% July 30
24
July
l!
45% July 31!
July
2.
13
22
23
15*
Sale"
14%
4
3%
25
Pacific Mills
10%
Sale
68
100
Preferred
3
Sale
3
*
44,900 Owens-Ill Glass Co
2,400
%
15
19
82,300 Omnibus Corp v t c_.
Preferred A
100
4,900
5,200 Oppenheim Collins 8c Co
»
1,443 Orpheum Circuit Inc PreflOO
*
223,200 Otis Elevator
1,350
6% preferred..
...100
85,200 Otis Steel
Prior preferred
2,310
100
5,100
Sale
1
21%
45
45
""
19
16
Sale
24
6*
100
Preferred
104% July
16
July
43% July
45% Sale
Sale
% July
15
July
21%
105% Sale
104% 105
Sale
Highest
I
Sale Prices.
Prices.
Sale
Prices.
Sale
Lowest
Highest.
Lowest.
|
Ask
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
Sale
28%
July 31.
July 1.
Ask.
102
1,509 Nunnally Co
*
644,575 Ohio Oil Co (The)
*
37,075 Oliver Farm Equip new.....*
16,400
Preferre<l,A.»...«,^»......*
60,255
1.
JAN.
Price
EXCHANGE
35,500 North Amer Edison pref
»
12,700 North German Lloyd w I
2,290 Northwestern Telegraph..50
15,410 Norwalk Tire & Rubber... 10
2,500
1,000
SINCE
RANGE
PRICES IN JULY.
STOCKS
N. 1. STOCK
7
6
11
11
24
19
2
6
13
83% Jan.
22% Mar. 10
Jan. 29
18% Mar. 12
N. Y. STOCK
AGGREGATE SALES
N
Par.
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cl B
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Oil
244,830
366,470
4,930
2,830
74,900
276,800
1,773
1.868
48,500
1,399,950
25,800
17,180
39,700
1,645,300
20,550
219,500
9,060
232,690
2,350
827.190
43,200
78,700
48,900
905,600
1,583,100
25,200
145,600
20,800
3,800
4,640
32,000
10,300
21,150
332,914
3,010
297.191
253,714
St
Joseph Lead..
Safeway Stores....
Preferred (6)...........100
^referred (7)
...100
Savage Anns Corp
•»chuite
Ketad
32
Sale"
26% Sale
24%
40%
Sale
Sale
19
Sale
16
preferred
Scott Paper.:
4%
...100
.
Sale
50
*
Sale
41
1% Sale
4% Sale
*
*
...
Sale
39%
50
5%
6%
45% Sale
2%
2%
*
Second Nat Investors...
1
$5 conv preferred.........1
Seneca Copper
Serve I Inc..
Sharon Steel Hoop
69
Sharp & Dohme
9%
Preferred. .............100
Shubert Theatre....
Siratna Petroleum.........10
58
Sale
55
Sale
73
Sale
Simmons Co
14!
Sale
10!
Sale
3% Sale
6%
8
15% Sale
10% Sale
Shell
Transp 8c Trading
£2
Shell Union Oil
Sinclair
Con
•
43
*
Oil
8% preferred
.
Corp
.....
*
....
100
Skelly OH Co...
91
25
Preferred
Snider Packing
Preferred
So
Porto
Rights
34
29
Sale
2%
*
8
100
92
Rico Sug
8% preferred
Sou California
12
*
Solvay Am Corp pref
12%
*
..100
Edison
103
25
5
46
22
25
88
89
12
102
Sale
25
Sale
6
Sale
36
6
5
4%
20% Sale
20
12%
1%
Sale
14
87
Sale
110% Sale
41% Sale
Sale
44
90
Sale
July
July
3
July
6
July
14% July
8% July
87
July
10% Sale
str'
105
July 24
6% July 15
8
July
7
10% July 31
50% July 29
19
July 15
Sale
21
July 30 21%
July 15 64%
6
96
July
July 21 108
1
July
16%
July 31
8%
July 15 53%
July 17 50
1
6
July
July 15 58%
July 13
4%
July 31 49%
15
31
20
1~
30
15
20
4% July
20% July
69
,21%
A..
1,120
Preferred
259,400 Sparks Withlngton
1,470 Spear 9c Co
25
...100
7% preferred
100
1,809,300 Standard Brands..
9,020
Preferred...
•
*
•
•
*
...
1,124,900 Standard Gas 8c Elec
32,400
84 preferred
6,100
Preferred (7%)
*
.„*•
Preferred (6%)
Com'l Tobacco..
*
Stand
*
Standard Oil of N J
25
Standard OH of N Y...
25
Stanley Co of America
Starrett Co (The L S)
—
•
...
130,600 Superheater Co (The)......*
63,000 Superior OH
*
60,000 Superior Steel
.......100
Sweets Co of America
Telautograpb
8,500
25
*
July
July
3
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
1
25
*
*
*
Union Carbide 8c Car
No par value.
17
Sale
42%
Sale
120
22%
%
39%
100%
33%
%
6%
Sale
Sale
124
92
2%
102
38
12%
38%
17%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
6
"3
7% July
35
5
24
11%
4
6
14% June
38% Jan. 15
30% Feb. 20
64% July 31
86
Jan.
19
98
Jan.
21 108
Sale
13
Sale
6%
55
.*
100
10
*
*
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*
25
100
69%
9%
43%
2
10%
3
7%
37
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29
*
9
57
2$*
15%
10%
4
29
16
P
45
Sale
15
Sale
60
2%
7% Sale
38
2%
11
Sale
Sale
Sale
5
7%
Sale
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10%
.....
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X30%
3%
8%
12
9%
Jan.
Sale
3%
7
Sale
3
16
20
6
21
22
6
12%
Sale
4%
13% Sale
12%
12%
57
110
38
35%
101 %
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30%
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J*
9%
8%
13
1
1%
1%
2%
3
3%
18%
19
£18
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5%
6
23% Sale
21%
32 K
33% Sale
4
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3%
9% Sale
9%
9%
33
11
10
35
34%
3 %
22 %
15%
10%
3%
4%
28
15%
17%
10%
11%
3% Sale
25
6
1
8
15
July
9% Juiy
July
o
25% July 28
9 % July 17
18% July
3
124
July
1
15
70% July
3
60% July
7
3 105% July 15
31
92
July 29
24
3% July :
15
July
15 102% July 24
15
July
3
15
July 20
15
40% July
3
15
18% July 21
8*
19% July
4July
8% July
37% July
3,
2\
6
July
8
13
July
July 31 37
July
July
8 112% July 22
July 16 20% July
~
/
42
July
July
July 13 101% July
July 27 35
July
July 10
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July 30 12% July
1
July
July 14
7
July
July 15
July 28
July 15
July 15
8
July
7
July
13% July
1% July
3% July
19% July
7
July
24% July
37% July
4% July
11% July
July 15
July 11
July 15
July 15
2
July
July 29
July 30
35%
4%
23%
16%
11%
4%
4% July
44
July
June
65
Mar. 27
Jan.
50
Apr.
16
3%
44%
2%
33
May 28
0
Jan.
May 27
11
Feb.
27
%
4%
6%
10%
50%
16%
May 26
July 29
1
June
19
June
55
9% Sale
50%
6 %
28%
2%
9%
15
16
July
July
July
July
July
Sale
123
11% Sale
52% Sale
6% July
8% Sale
8% Sale
9 1%
36
4
12%
10%
40
123%
11%
48%
8% July
8
July
July
Sale
32% July
Sale
3% July
13%
12% July
10
U%
July
Sale
40
July
120
July
Sale
9% July
Sale
47% July
Sale
91
June
2
•1% Feb.
11% Apr.
2
Jan.
June
June
11
9
18
Mar. 25
61% Mar. 25
29% Feb. 26
34
Jan. 26
Jan. 12
Jan. 17
M Mar. 6
1
WA
3
2
June
Feb.
\%H
17
Jan.
13
20
June 16
1% May 19
May 19
June
1
8% July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
123
July
13% July
54% July
n4
93%
36%
4%
13%
12%
59%
16% Mar. 26
3
Apr.
5
June
36
111
Jan.
6
June
2% July
48% May
10
Jan.
8%
24%
5%
14%
Apr.
Apr.
Jan.
June
3
Mar. 20
Jan.
115%
27%
92%
13%
22% Apr.
68% June
4
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Mar.
Feb.
62
Feb.
16%
17%
33%
17%
20%
Mar.
Feb.
Feb.
124
6
May
17
21
16
14
11
25
21
20
Mar. 24
Feb. 25
July
1
55% June
88% Mar. 10
50% Jan.
64% Mar. 23
101
July
109% Mar. 6
90
July 31 101
Mar. 23
2% July 24
Fen. 10
1% July 15
Feb. 13
99% June
Apr. 13
31% June
Feb. 13
8% June
Jan.
5
30% June
Fob. 24
105^
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13% June
16% June
2% May 27
Feb.
10
24
June
2
34% Feb.
5% Feb.
9% Feb.
29% June
3
40
5
8
May
25% June
May
14% June
% Jan.
10
16
Mar. 26
21% Mar. 10
54% Mar. 21
Apr.
6
110
June
W
45$
May
30
Apr.
% July
6
May
104%
40%
1%
18%
11% Jan.
13%
2%
6%
21%
9%
35%
55%
6%
18
July
7% July
40
July
3% July
11% July
Mar. 19
8
17% Jan.
9
Feb.
June
29% June
2% June
7% June
July
1
52% July 23
95
21
1
6
8
26
112% ruiy 22
June
3
54% Feb. 26
Apr. 16
2% Mar. 10
36
118
Feb.
39
4% Feb. 16
15% Feb. 18
10
7% June
96% Mar.
7
Jan.
32% Feb. 26
6
80
26
12% Jan.
62
,1
2% June
16% June
5% June
July
7
July 10
July
1
July
7
July 22
July
6
July
7
Feb.
7
94
55
15
63% Feb. 26
6% Feb. 27
58% Feb. 27
3
3% June.
May 28
16
June
15 % July
9% June
3% June
24% Feb.
4
June
38
June
10%
50%
5%
28%
1%
9%
Jan.
July
June
July
June
Mar. 26
Jan.
Feb
Feb.
Jan.
Mar
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
.
22
Feb.
41
Mar
9
Feb.
27
Feb.
35
Mar,
18
Feb.
Mar,
<-•% Mar,
9
Jan.
68
Jan.
23
18
83
10
12
31
31
3
July
25
Jan.
27
3% Jan. 27
6% June 13
Mar.
Fob.
Fen.
59
Feb.
3% Apr.
14
Apr.
7
Apr.
6% Apr.
18
7% Jan.
6% Jan.
July
17% Mai
11% Feb
94
28% June
July
45% Feb
Feb
10
Jan
June
24
Feb
May
21% Mai
75% Feb
June
120
May
8% June
43% June
123
9
9
Feb. 26
91
il*
a*
5
Feb. 25
Feb.
2
Feb.
9
Feb. 17
Mar. 5
17% Feb.
9% June
33% June
6
3% July 15
3
7% Sale
s
16
31
15
6% Sale
29% Sale
3% Sale
1?
40
40
5
31
31
5% Sale
46
51%
7
51
25
6
21
15
16% July 31
3
July 29
7
July 29
34% July 24
Sale
14
8
15
16% July 15
122
July 28
Mar. 20
10
6%
Sale
93% Sale
36
36%
4
95/8
13
23
24
Sale
37
Sale
Sale
Sale
3%
5%
35
4
Sale
Sale
9
Sale
17%
Sale
6
21%
17
14%
51% Sale
*
4
Sale
Sale
23
120
Sale
Sale
13
Sale
T
Sale
22% Sale
38
5
2%
5
2%
12% Sale
92%
1%
3%
12
25
Sale
2
96
July 15
20% Feb. 27
11% Mar. 30
5% July
7
24% July 22
July
8% July
2% July
July
6
3
10% June
23% Feb. 26
2
6% June
15% Feb. 26
77
June 11 103% Jan. 31
78
8% July
25
July
7% July
59% Sale
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10
35
Sale
61
38%
Sale
Sale
8%
17% Sale
121% 123
15
S*
14
Sale
14%
10%
25%
24
Mar.
6
July
3% July 21
3
8
July
7
18% July
3
11% July
88
July 29
3% July
July
112% July
July
7% July
2% July
58% July
59
July
Sale
104
Sale
101
July
Sale
98% 90
90
July
2%
2% July
3%
1% July
103
102
102% 102,% July
Sale
36% Sale
35% July
13
13%
11%
9% July
Sale
37% Sale
35% July
Sale
17% Sale
16
July
Sale
6%
18%
25
9
Sale
33%
36
101% 101%
19
35
iv'
Feb.
:
42%! Feb. 10
4% May 15
25% May 28
2% June 22
58
9
5
2
4
2
2
23
1
6
19
10% Feb. 21
41% Mar. 2
12% June 20
13
27
7
1
21
6
9% July
13% July
58
July
22% July
29
75
75% Feb.
32% Mar.
6% Jan.
26
June 23 102
10% June
3% July
22% July
112% July
11% Sale
10%
10%
9%
35% Sale
28% Sale
28%
110% 111% 111
Sale
110
18
Sale
17% Sale
15%
1
Sale
Sale
4P
9
19%
20
3% Sale
8% Sale
37%
78
12
59%
104
39%
28
Sale
59
15%
114
20
48
14
Sale
67
3
25
*
85,600 Tran 8c Williams Steel..
*
354,385 Tri-Contincntal Corp......*
52,900
Preferred..
...100
184,800 Trico Products
*
17,175 Truax Traer Coal
*
19,200 Truscon Steel Co..
10
*
31,700 Ulen & Co
193,500 Underwood Elliott Fisher...*
2,846,875
8%
18%
10%
"B"
7% preferred.
18,400 Union Bag 8c Paper
9%
3%
Dlv ctfa A.............ilO
930
15
19
5
June 25
June 13
June
1
24% June
31
30
15
"
1 % July
9 % July
20% July 18 27
July
7
1% July
3
July
6% July 30 11
July
82
July 16 88
July
7
12% July
15% July
105
9 112% July
July
41% July 31 45% July
8
65
17
25
Sale
*
Dividend certificates C..
49
Sale
*
__..
30%
78
8% Sale
2% Sale
4!
100
1,961,200 Trunsamerica Corp
Sale
116
31%
46%
3%
20
15
113
...
...
ctfs
Sale
13%
Preferred
22% Sale
1
Convertible preferred
T her moid Co
Preferred 6%
29
10
Thatcher Mfg
Dlv
6%
33
*
...
5,900 Tidewater OH
6,100
6% preferred
59,400 Tlmken-Detrolt Axle Co
398,850 Timken Roller Bear
121,200 Tobacco Products Corp
Class A
116,900
1,900
1,300
Sale
.._*
Tidewater Assoc Oil
26
55
3
*
Texas Pacific Coal 8c Oil
Tex Pac Ld Tr Tem etfs
10%
*
.....
145,200
29,300 Third Nat'l Investors
18,800 Thompson (J R>
39,700 Thompson Products
53,800 Thompson -Starrett
400,894
38,600
Sale
...50
.......
Corp
Tennessee Corp
1,467,300 Texas Corp (The)
911,200 Texas Gulf Sulphur
58,400
6,100
17
47% Sale
22% Sale
25
...
73,800
66o,500
101% 104
45% Sale
21% Sale
50
19
5
Sale
*
2,140 Studebaker Corp pref....HO'*
552,800
Common
*
22,000 Submarine Boat Corp
*
26,900 Sun Oil
....*
5,535
Preferred
—..100
Class A.......
2
*
488,200 Stewart Warner Corp.....10
847,100 Stone & Webster
*
Symington
Sale
59% Sale
57% Sale
96% 103
90
93%
3% Sale
*
11%
3%
112% 114
92%
95
8% Sale
2%
3
55%
60
9%
10
11
11%
25%
26%
6% Sale
16% Sale
118
121%
Standard Investing Cofp_—*
Standard Oil Export pref.100
Stand Oil of Calif
*
Standard Oil of Kansas.
25
74,800 Sterling Sec Corp cl A
49,500
Preferred...
32,600
Conv 1st preferred
8,600
5,300
24,670
27,300
57,700
38
•
........
""60". 910
33
111
16,400 Spencer Kellogg 8c Sons
27,600 Spicer Mfg Co
5,825
Preferred A
79,200 Spiegel-May-Stern Co
4,600
12,100
32,675
22,950
805,700
54,600
2,750.175
1,667,050
15
4
100
1,040 Spang Chalfant 8t Co
620
12%
3%
*
Sale Prices.
54% June 24
2
3% June
19% July 23
1
15% June
July
2
class
Highest.
Sale Prices
40% Jan.
20
July
July
July
July
33% July
1
3%
7%
»
86
5%
10
Sale
Sale
17%
3
15^
19%
27%
2%
Sale
Sale
20
15
93
12%
11%
20%
1%
3
10%
49%
.......
1,000 Southern Dairies
6,400
Class B
8,800 Spalding Bros...
1,380
1st preferred
1.
JAN.
Lowest.
Prices.
101
Sale
Sale
8
Sale
54
6%
37
Sale
85
96
10% Sale
42% Sale
100
Sloss-Sheffield Steel 8c Ir.100
Preferred
.........100
19
52%
72%
26%
1 %
4%
22%
21%
'
1%
7%
6%
10
12% Sale
57
58%
21% Sale
25%
30
7 % Sale
.*
........
(G F)..
4%
23
18
101
Sale
7
11%
13%
53% Sale
22% Sale
30%
37
7% Sale
Preferred
Shattuck
15
Sale
4
V/*
o
Sale
10
26% July
26
19%
Sale
15
71
1%
Highest.
Prices.
49% July
69
July
26% July
1 % July
3% July
19% July
18% July
16%
16%
Sale
63
Sale
51%
90
93
95% 90
106% MX Sale
105
12% Sale
Sale
12%
7% Sale
Sale
6%
55
51%
55
50%
50
46%
50
46%
46%
Sale
5
6
5%
5
56
Sale
54% Sale
52
4
4%
3% Sale
3%
43%
47% 45% Sale
45%
Sale
14
Sale
106
98% 100
*
Sale
55%
89%
89
84
stores..
Seagrave Corp (The)...
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Sale
26%
1% Sale
4% Sale
23
22%
21%
21%
104
—..
...10
...
70
Sale
10
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pf.100
Dutch Co Nf Y «hs
51%
Lowest.
Ask.
38
*
»
Rovda Insurance
40 Royal Bak Powder
6%
325,700 Royal
July 31.
Ask. Bid.
Sale
50%
Sale
Sale
31%
Sale
Sale
28
Sale
*
Rltter Dental Mfg
July1.
Bid.
Ask.
40%
74 %
29%
4%
5%
24%
16%
10
...
Grande
Rid.
10
Rhhn» WwsrfthnHfl Eleo Pr
Richfield OH Co of Calif
SINCE
Jan. 2
1931.
Shares.
5,130
2,600
644,000
200,900
24,200
85,400
RANGE
Price
Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
1,240,400 Reynolds (RJ)Tob
37
PRICES IN JULY.
STOCKS
Since
Jan. 1.
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
Feo
3
13% Mar
2
72 Feb
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK
38
STOCKS
N. T. STOCK
In
Since
July
Jan. 1.
Price
Par.
400
2,200
200
California
22
Sale
25
Sale
23 %
46
Sale
....
United Biscuit of Am..—
65
16 %
Sale
44%
Sale
Preferred
2
100
Dyewood
United
49
440
Preferred.
.MO
*
127,100 United Electric Coal
*
168,530 United Fruit
45,800 Universal Pipe 8c Rad Co..*
20
2,600
20,400
1,600
....
70
620
133,985
4,000
3,823,705
58,100
1,000
100
6,600
20
11,400
1,600
2,000
Prefer red.
"""266
3,200
1,200
2,200
6,700
100
1,000
30,200
9,100
6,200
1,600
11,500
33,800
8,400
1,600
400
2,274,900
17,000
1,000
"""30
470
Utah Copper
82,600
3,500
1,045,800
200
111,040
3,700
525,700
6,165,500
10
1,220
1,955
50
Utilities P A
300
""240
Van
750
137,300
43,660
1,480
194,600
7% 1st
5,754,000
10,400
47,700
360,700
8,070
46,700
10,600
5,120
500
12,400
"6", 100
710
680
300
930
2,100
15,200
31.800
6,900
616,950
930
"8", 900
"l",457
600
600
18~266
400
"""900
1,900
262,100
144,000
S00
11". 800
1,300
70,600
160
2,400
1,900
68%
14*
it*
50
60
43
Sale
100
85
90
12
Sale
15
20
50
56,500 White Motor
»
26,800 White Rk M Spr ctfs__
...»
30,100 White Sewing Mach
Preferred..
6,500
43,700 Wilcox Oil & Gas
*
12,500 Wilcox-Rich Corp class A
Class B
*
100
5
539,100 Willys-Overland ...
7%
preferred..
..100
15,200
»
43,800 Wilson & Co
"A"
*
37,000
Preferred
10ft
35,700
10
2,368,800 Woolworth (F W)
100
2,621,900 Worth!ngton P & M
7% preferred "A"
100
1,100
b% preferred B
100
4,600
..*
1,880 Wright Aeronautic
•
292,600 Wrigley (Win) Jr..
25
19,900 Yale & Towne
10
1,202,000 Yel Trk & C'ch class B
7% preferred
.100
2,730
*
85,900 Young Spring & Wire
*
15,000 Youngst'n Sh & Tube
900
(Blue) certificates
"""900
61,700
Zenith Radio Corp
9,200
53,600
Zonite Products
Mo par
value
Corp
*
1
7
1% July
61% July
1% July
62% July
2
25
105% July
16 107% July
27
54
Sale
8
20
17%
3%
3
22%
35%
Sale
26
22
Sale
80
25
21%
22
23% Sale
36
37
mi*
5
7%
23
16%
Sale
52% Sale
2%
2%
5%
6
37
40
Sale
60% Sale
71% 90
53%
69
10%
66%
75
8% July
19% July
3% July
25% July
20
July 130
24
July
Jan.
June 26
a
1
\*
Sale
19
Sale
55
96
100
102%
Sale
95
Sale
117%
Sale
110%
25%
Sale
Sale
7%
111%
Sale
Sale
Sale
25
Sale
58%
Sale
95
.
19
Sale
25% Sale
9% Sale
75
80
22% Sale
70%
85
130
2% Sale
30
20
18%
20
16%
38%
Sale
39%
.3
3% Sale
7%
7%
6
5%
28
25%
14% 20
4% Sale
45%
1%
_____
5
6
5
5
26%
...
68%
17
40
3%
Apr. 29
Feb.
18
98% June 22
5
June
1
42
1%
Sale
80
31
Sale
68%
Sale
52
Sale
70
89
65
Sale
15%
73%
Sale
73
Sale
25
22
24
24
8% Sale
45
48
18% Sale
53
35
2%
12
56
.....
3
Sale
July 30
69% July 17
16% July 30
38
July 15
3
July
3
20% July
70
89
59%
13%
63
21
7% Sale
40%
44
17%
18
36
55
35
75
2%
12
2%
Sale
June
Feb.
30
.Tune
20
July
2
June
35
June
July
19% July
40
July
3% July
17
9
4
46% Feb. 27
49% Feb. 27
Mar. 20
32
Feb. 24
6
Jan.
7
60
Jan. 30
1
26% Mar. 20
57% Feb. 11
June
Jan.
June
105% Apr. 22
95% June
102% July
1 112
June
3 103
Mar. 19
114
Jan.
5 120
Mar. 17
103%
17%
4%
96%
Jan.
2 113% July 10
Feb. 20
2 44
12% Mar. 25
2
June
Jan.
Mar. 27
June
June
15
2
June
18
2
% June 15
70
20
69%
15%
28%
2%
6
July
July
Juno
30
17
3
May 21
.Tan.
3
Jan.
5
3% June
40
24
21
26
27
Mar. 16
5
36% Jan.
34% Apr. 19
Jan.
3
2%
7
20% July
July
6
70
26% Jan. 12
47%
Mar. 20
Apr.
6
10% Apr. 13
Mar. 26
3
16
6
6
July
26% July
20
29
30
20
Mar. 21
4% July
52
July
8
Mar. 19
11
2
June 27
15
2
3% June
44% Jan. 30
July 30
July
1
65
July 15
41% July 31
33% July
72% July
57% July
59% July 30
65
4% July
26% July
4
July
45% July
Jan.
1% June
1%
5%
33%
68% Sale
41% Sale
5
20% Feb.
40% Jan.
32% June 11
20
4%
May
May
2 150% Feb.
36% Feb.
1
June
Feb.
54% June 18 107%
Feb.
87% Apr. 30 119%
2
20
Apr. 29
43%
10%
1%
14%
June
1
20
29
18
18
24
92
July
July
Feb.
15
27% Mar. 12
8% Jan. 30
57% Jan. 30
51
27% July
July 30
19
20
7
19
34
17«% May
31
17
7%
Sale
_____
32
21
July
July
July
July
July
July
1)100
July
2 119% July
July
lil 13% July
July
9
30
July
July
10
July
July 15
July 15' 119% July
26% July
July
74
July
July
101
July
July
Feb.
90
1
July
22
July
56% July
101
July
1 107% July
Jan.
21
3
1
Feb.
May 12
Apr. 21
67% Mar. 19
71% Mar. 24
95% May 26
27% Feb. 17
9
Jan.
6% Apr. 29
40
5
14
60
Mar. 26
1
38% June
8
90
Apr.
6
17
24
28
26
16
25
13
Feb.
3
3%
June
1
59% June 10 71%
4
17
June
7%
2 109
98% Jan.
3
Sale
20
.....
July
July
July
July
39%
22% Sale
35%
36
21
Sale
1%
2%
7
71% Mar. 11
6
24 137% Apr.
22% Feb. 13
10
52% July
July
25% July
94% July
7
July
15% July
4% July
46
July
1
Apr.
47
23%
94
6%
16%
2%
19%
19
25
2 152% Feb. 26
Mar. 23
2 150
60
46% July
94
July
23% July
93
July
5% July
10
July
3% July
40
July
17
5 124% Feb.
Feb.
31
19% Apr. 27
Feb.
o4
% May 29
Feb.
19
28
May
14
2
76% Mar.
June
July
July
10
40
50
20%
Jan.
25
98% May
Sale
1
Preferred
83% June
% July
July
23
60
May 22
136% June
60% Jan.
37% July
10
July
45
July
42
3%
*
3
40
22
13% Sale
39
26%
4% Sale
27% Sale
*
*
*
100
13% Juno
1
20
3% Sale
49%
100
3
25% July
45
Eisenlohr
2
20
22% Sale
94%
_
June
22
100
100
100
2
17
30
I
6
36% Mar.
20% Mar. 20
36% Mar. 21
25% Mar. 10
1
13% June
10% June
July
July
14%
2
7
7
July
12% Apr.
77% Feb.
10% Mar.
15% Mar.
86% July
7
3
20
30% Mar. 24
Mar. 27
50
69% Jan.
2
Mar.
10
30 132
Jan.
7
25
Sale
20%
160
3
Mar. 26
50% Mar. 21
7
1% Jan.
12% Feb. 24
Feb. 24
90
2
5% Jan.
24% June 19
2
3% Jan.
103
67% Sale
11%
10%
100
July
9
9
11
July 25
56
37% Mar. 26
20% Mar. 26
2
June
132
July
100
Sale
2
33
21% July
% July
20
July
45
2
136
145
23% Sale
Sale
17
1
June
7
144
103
53% Sale
....
~3",300
Sale
67
July
June
10% May 27
July
16% July
28
July
19% July
42% July
105% July
141 % July
70% July
19
20
28
2
July 30
7
11% July
3
33% July
Sale
Mar
76
15% July
12% July
23
July
16
July
41
July
83% July
139% July
66% July
136
3
6
Sale
141
6
June
3
25
Sale
4 110
May
9
86% July
99%
Feb.
20
83
20
Apr.
52
Apr.
41% Apr.
24
28
83% July
Sale
108B
17% Apr. 29
2
6% June
Sale
26%
17%
42%
Convertible preferred....
164
164
% July
July
July
20% July
40% July
6
3
102
30
83%
Sale
Sale
July
31% Feb. 19
Mar. 23
16
Juno 23
2
.Tan.
46
J*Sale
21
Warren Bros
37,400 Weston El Instr
Class A_.
1,400
65,350 Westvaco Chlorine Prod
196,520 Wextark Radio Stores
1,457 Wheeling Steel Corp
28
20
100
Bros Pictures
Preferred
35
8% July
14% July
15% Sale
War tier-Quintan
Webster
10
1
July
July 31
25
July
2
July
6
July
6% July
11
July
17 %
Preferred
Warren Fdry & Pipe
July
Sale
Sale
43%
Jan.
Sale
30
Sale
22%
2
3% June
132
12
14
July
102
11%
11
27
10
18
1
7
22%
20
53,900 Wesson Oil 8c Snowdrift
Sale
55%
54
$4 conv preferred
21,000
95%
105%
97
2,420 West Penn El Co "A"
103%
7% preferred
100 104% Sale
5,950
Sale
95
96
Preferred
(6)._
100
3,780
116% 118
3,744 West Penn Pow pref 7%..100 116
Sale
110%
6% preferred.—100 103%
4,180
27
28
22
*
33,400 Western Dairy Prod A.
8%
4% Sale
Class B v t c...__
...
179,400
Sale
114%
131
Western
Union
Teleg
100
296,700
25%
33%
33
*
119,100 Westinghouse Air Brake
69
91% Sale
7,062,860 Westinghouse El & Mfg.. 50
Sale
100%
7% 1st preferred
50 110
13,350
400
1,600
1,900
Warner
Sale
420 Wells Fargo & Co
100
90'
Detlnnlng..
7% preferred....
Waldorf System
20%
39%
*
100
preferred
Sale
7% Sale
66%
68%
13
6
Sale
82
5% Sale
63% Sale
3% Sale
22S
May 28
June
July
July
1
%
78
Sale
17
10
31
July
July 16 23%
July
1 104
6
4% July 18
39
July 28 44
30
July 16 35%
103% July
1 106%
30
July
2 56
26%
21
July 31
18% July
1 18%
9
8
July 13
15
14
Sale
7%
76
Co
Preferred
Vulcan
10
49
100
of America
2,200 Walgreen preferred
115,500 Walworth Co
21,710 Ward Baking class A
Class B
105,800
7% preferred...
15,250
700
3,400
1,700:
Raalte
Sale
38
7
60% June 30
27% Mar. 2
41% Mar. 26
2
Jan.
46
18
42% Sale
35% Sale
103% Sale
33
30%
24% Sale
18% Sale
9%
8
Sale
18
50
42
50
100 139% Sale
Sale
143%
100
59% 60%
*
142%
...100 135
150
100%
'—10
Sale
*
"A"
Vanadium Corp
5
27% Sale
19
18%
Vadsco Sales Corp......
160
3,100
1,500
4,300
Sale
102%
29
26,600 Va-Caro Chem..
.100
8,800
7% prior pref
100
13,450
6% preferred
• ...
3,000 Virginia Elec & Power 6% pf*
890 Virginia Iron, Coal & CokelOO
1,600
200
I
Sale
39
96
__
Preferred..
104
Sale
28
15
21
13
3
25% Jan,
38% Mar. 26
26% Feb.
Apr. 28
Apr.
1
3
20% June
20
m July
594 July
July
15
Prices.
Sale
14
3
18% July
July
30
18
104
24%
23%
102
36
.100
Preferred
Sale
101
1ft"
3,210 Universal Pict 1st ref
744,600 U S Pipe & Foundry...
20
1st preferred
18,900
...
16,800 U S Distrib Corp
Preferred
100
3,300
7,700 U S Express..
........ 100
70,900 U S Foreign Securities Corp. *
Preferred
*
13,100
52,750 U S Freight
20
78,000 U S Gypsum Co
100
7% preferred
100
,*
24,800 U S Hoffman Mach
*
475,750 U S Indus Alchol
*
51,700 U S Leather v t C
Class A v t c
42,500
Prior preferred v t c
100
II,100
Preferred.
7,300
3%
2%
160
160
101%
23%
230,900 ij S Realty 8c Impt.
595,200 U S Rubber!
137,700
8% 1st preferred
85,800 U S Smelt Ref 8c Mg
Preferred
9,400
11,426,050 United States Steel
150,100
7% preferred
\ 10,700 U
S Tobacco
1,740
50
Sale
27%
101
......
....
'
Sale
Paperboard Co—10(1
United
890
700
Sale
52
142,200 United Piece Dye Works...
Preferred
100
1,490
*
127,200 United Stores A-a
Preferred
...
29,600
48,500 Universal Leaf Tobacco...
160
1,130
20,800
1,700
Co..
"3"
2% Sale
100
*
j,
Preferred
United Gas 8c Impt
Sale
4
61%
*
United Corp
J. ,470
780
20 % Sale
100
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
July
7 38
Mar. 23
2 122
113% Feb.
2 119% July
Jan.
9
Feb. 16
11
5
July 27
6
27
June
2 28% Feb. 26
13
July
3
15 17
Jan.
2
9
7% Apr.
4
July
3
5%
15
Apr. 10
52% May 29 .t76
7
23 60% July
2
31% Mar. 19
3
16% Jan.
15 25% July
2
52% Mar. 26
7
44% Jan,
16 50% July
Jan. 29
3% Apr. 23
2
July 24
3
Feb. 17
July
7
48
48
July
7
40%
15
Feb, 27
Jan.
2
12
3
July 21
6
28
2 67% Feb. 27
48% June
July
7
1 59
Feb.
9
4
1% May 26
2
July
1
15
Jan.
9
60
9% Juno 12
July 23
21 29
Mar. 17
June
2
37%
25%
July
3
15 31%
98% .Tan. 30 105% May 18
L04
July
1 105% July 28
7
3% Jan.
3
3
2% July
2% July
2% July
3
118
15
10
*
438,500 United Carbon
217,600 United Cigar Stores
6% preferred
8,650
11,091,614
220,483
Sale
110
Preferred
Highest.
Sale Prices.
15% July
20% July
25
July
56% July
14
July
34% July
L17
July
5
July
14% July
4% July
58% July
20% July
49% July
2% July
46
July
5
July
54% July
1% July
27
July
27% July
20
15%
33% Sale
360 United Business Publishers.*
100
10,400
14,700
300
769,100
33,800
Ask.
Bid.
25
Union Tank Car
*
United Aircraft & Tr Corp..*
Preferred
50
United American Bosch Corp*
Union Oil,
Highest.
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
July 31.
July1.
1931.
299,108
33,000
6,166,800
45,200
6,700
55,800
I,070
18,200
2,600
413,600
3,700
Jan. 2
EXCHANGE
Shares.
Mhares.
1.
SINCE JAN.
RANGE
PRICES IN JULY.
SALES.
AGGREGATE
5
32
6
July
July
2?*
July
15 '74% July'
1
1
May 25
54% Jan.
37% June
2
June
66% Jan.
3
May 28
24% July
9% July
45% July
21
19
2% July 22
11% July 31
3
July
13% July
14% May 29
39% June
2
35
June
3
2% Jan.
2
11
June
2
July
52% July
72% May 13
Mar.
25
4
Jan.
15% Mar.
Mar.
29
Feb.
23
20
19
24
27
2
22% July 22
7% July 15
42% July 27
18
July
1
43
July 28
5% June
2
June
4
42
56% May 16
Feb. 10
4
10% Feb. 17
51% Jan. 12
1 106% Feb. 24
Mar.
7
95
83% Mar. 9
66% June 17
59% July 30
9
70
June
Mar. 19
Feb.
30
76
78
Feb.
28
June 26
5% Feb. 27
14
June 24
55
New York Curb
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
Stock Sales.
Shares
Jan. 1 to
1930.
1931.
July
July 31
Bond Sales.
71,167,616
Jan. 1 to
AGGREGATE SALES.
Since
July
Jan. 1.
Shares.
Shares.
Price
Jan.
Par.
AND
Bid.
$50,525,000
478,639,000
RANGE
IIy JULY.
SINCE
JAN.
1.
2.
1931.
INDUSTRIAL
1930.
_____$70,022,000
582,054,000
July 31
PRICES
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
In
1931.
July
11,367,595
156,624,260
6,173,383
Ask.
July 1,
Bid.
Lowest.
July 31.
Ask
Bid.
UH
11
Ask
Sale
Highest
Prices.
Sale
Lowest.
Prices
Sale
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Prices.
MISCELLANEOUS
100
2,500
25
175
500
1,300
Sale
534 July
Steel common....-25
Acme Wire Co
30
9
...25
t c
v
175 Adams MiUis 7% 1st pf
_
4X
Acetol Products. Inc. A.—-.*
Acme
14
10
July
July
16
534 July
July
1434 July
30
22
3
16
434 Feb. 18
July 22
634 June 18
22
6
30
"lOO
300
300
13,800
200
200
"266
200
7
11
6
100
85
June
24
95
Mar. 11
45
Feb.
9
63
May
34 Feb. 25
July 29
234 July 29
10
700 Aero Supply Mfg class A....*
Class B
4,000
13,000 Aero Underwriters Corp....*
*
156,900 Affiliated Products Inc..
83,300 Agfa Ansco Corp com
•
7
4
...
5K
11X
2,875
9,100 Ainsworth Mfg Corp com
*
6,250 Air Investors Inc com v t c._*
Convertible preference...*
3,100
1.800
Warrants..
Preferred
4h
7K
Sale
100
■■.
8H
H
4
80
2H
7
6
2
4
10
834
19Vs
9%
19
62
69
60
734
Ji
8
6
734
234
10
Sale
634
69
734
«
10
134
Sale
634
7
July
234 July
8
July
1834 July
634 July
60
July
7
July 29
234-July 14
9
July
81
2034 July 11
734 July 24
62
July 28
29
29
6
29
24
28
7
Preference
7
8
34 July 23
July 24
July
July
All America
-----
"y "{•
General Corp_20
500 Alliance Investment
9 >4
Sale
34
u*
10
34
13
11
1034 July 28
July
15
*
com
13
34 Jan.
2
634 Feb. 19
34 June
6
9
60
23
1
...........50
—*
1
3
2
Feb.
7
134
7
July 28
June
5
10
6
5
Mar. 26
434 Feb. 13
34 Jan.
12
Apr.
2234 Apr.
1934 Apr.
87
Apr.
634 Feb.
1134 Jan.
........
3.200 Alexander Industries
4,700
11
19^4
7X
11
Sale
800 Ala Gt Sou RR ordinary...50
300
Feb.
Co (The) 7% pref.100
500 Aeronautical Indus warr-.
1,350 Aeolian
_
534 Jan.
1434 July
39
5
Mar. 26
34 Mar.
Jan.
16
92
90
Apr. 30
95
34 Jan.
934 Jan.
Feb.
6
4
31
Feb.
134 Feb. 28
75
8
13
8
3
Mar. 10
Mar. 26
34 Jan.
24
2
11
2
8
7
Mar. 26
Feb.
2
Allied Aviation Industries
With stock pur warrants.*
8,100
300 Allied Int Inv $2
conv
25 Allied Kid $6^4
25
1,700
15,800
conv
"15,725
3,700
1,100
Allied Product
*
100
...
♦
6%
Series A warrants
135
5,247
2,463
135
12
900
*
12,300 Aluminum Ltd
2,050
cum
preferred
Series B warrants
w
Series C warrants
w
100
""600
American Arch Co
7,700
300
100
■
^
m
.
32,400
96,000
200
—
—
—
129,600
550
100
100
25
5
18
Sale
5934 Sale
16 X
13
13
1334
10
17
31 Vs
21
Sale
40
54
34
2334
34
2
434
..100
Corp
Preferred
m
2
134
"134
(Name ch anged to N
5
,
Sale
65M "68"
100
Amer Dept Stores
Corp.....*
7% 1st pref series A
100
Amer Founders
«
com
Corp.......*
..25
149,400 Amer Investors com cl B
*
Warrants
25,900
8,925 Amer Laund Mach com....20
2,900 Amer Maize Products com...*
1,875 Amer Mfg Co common
100
2,150 American Meter Co
.*
r
13
15
2134
2334
34 Sale
200
700
200
500
9,400
100
Phenix
r
Potash & Chem
r
Salamandra Corp
Amer Thread
134
85
134
734 Sale
1H
56
"234
65
2
259,100
67,100
270,600
100
$3
834 Sale
234 Sale
14
"434
Sale
24
534 Sale
15
'3~K Sale
cum
American
v
65
Sale
56
75
20
334 Sale
45
434
1H
50
Sale
Sale
2134 July
34 July
25
July
2134 July
34 July
25
July
6
23
10
134 July
July
25
July
634 July
234
134 July
16
s
65
""734 Sale
234
7
234 July 25
July 21
66
25
July
2
8034 July
434 July
34 July
1
1
3
"834
42
44
20
30
15
28
2934
24
Sale
134
Sale
800
6,000
"
25
24
27
r,of)6
750
5,300
For footnotes see pane
12
June
60
14
June
60
14
June
60
25
Mar.
30
June 21
21
June
29
1(
25
July
July
90
Feb.
35
Jan.
134 Jan.
3334 Mar.
92
Feb.
434 Mar.
434 Mar.
May
134 June
90
934 Feb.
5
134 May 27
6034 Feb.
2
25
Apr. 30
5334 June
75
July
334 July
34 July
1134 Apr.
5
24
30
30
16
July
3
134 Mar. 4
1434 May 13
July
1
234 July
'"334
July
3
334 June
3
19
May 28
234 May 28
3834 June
8
Jan.
23
35
534 July 27
134 July 27
25
July 30
25
July 29
24
July
7
4234 July
6
28
3% Sale
Sale
pref...
5 34 July
134 July
2934 July
25
July
24
July
42 34 July
1
2
1
29
7
6
July
July
July
14
20
9
18
28
3
July
July
July
14
20
9
1
"5
5H
preferred..
234
234
2
Sale
Sale
1034
20
334 Sale
8
Sale
15
1934
334
4
534 Sale
13
_3
134 July
July
July
15
2
15
2
13
9
15
2
July
July
34 July
1
13
7
134
6
2034
334
16"
Sale
24
534
7
3
18
334
Sale
6
11
7
10
65
17
65
434
19
6 34
534
21
Sale
434
1934
534
3
July
534 July
34 July
15
1
7
334 July
634 July
134 July
11
3
30
14
17
5
20
Sale
July
July
534 July
8
3
31
534 July
20 34 July
634 July
8
22
6
Feb. 25
634 May 14
July 21
3034 Mar. 10
82
Apr. 29
8034 July
1
534 June 11
34 June 29
1134 Apr. 16
1234 Feb. 24
3
Mar.
734 Feb.
23
Jan.
534 Mar.
41
June
3534 Mar.
45
June
Feb.
17
52
Feb.
734 Feb.
234 Feb.
24
27
26
10
2
10
19
13
26
27
Jan. 23
June 22
Jan.
5
12
32
2234 Jan. 14
37
May
2
2834 June 8
28
29
Feb. 24
June
6
10
19
Mar.
June 24
.
2
16
Mar.
28
July
20
3
June
3
4
134 July
July
15
1
15
13
Jan.
6
2434 Apr.
734 Jan.
9
12
12
May 27
3
June 19
534
34
234
1434
June
July
Jan.
May
2
June
234 Feb.
9
25
18
Mar. 16
28
July 20
334 Mar. 25
7
Feb. 20
5
Jan.
24
3034 Mar. 23
6
Apr. 13
2434 Apr.
9
734 Jan. 17
1734 Mar. 30
534 Feb. 13
15
Mar. 21
134 July
Mar.
30
9
1434 May
May
Apr.
434 Jan.
1534 May 18
4
51
3
8
5
4
10
20
50
20
-
66
May 25
434 Jan.
2
134 Apr. 30
25
July 30
334 May 21
5
134 Sale
15
com
{
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2(
If
Mar. IS
234 Apr.
3
3
334
1<
Mar. 21
1634 Mar. 1
1734 Feb. 2;
134 Jan.
11
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Mar. 2(
Mar. 2(
Mar. 2(
1134 June
1734 Feb.
"534
18
18
10
10
56.
60
434 July
Sale
16
5
9234 Feb.
June
234 July
25
1J4
3
30,300
27,700
11,800
16,500
102
13
Corp—
American shares
1,000
*
13,700 Anchor Post Fence com
53,600 Anglo-Chile Nitrate Corp...*
Ex stock distribution
6,000
1,000
200
300
4034 May
75
May
634 Apr. 28
45
534 Sale
134
134
2534
2634
9
Mar. 24
June 19 10934 Mar. 23
1
100
"""500
1 224
95
6
30
3034 Apr. 20
June
July
24
534 Sale
11
1934
2 J4 Sale
90
June
65
July
534 Jan.
434 Jan.
Co)
34 Sale
14
23
June
July 30
434 Apr. 21
134 Feb. 24
2434 Mar. 24
80
134 July
July
334 July
34 July
32
534
134
50
t c
Convertible
3534 July
6
3534 July
6
33
July
7
1334 July 29
75
preferred.....5
Yvette Co
6
34 Feb. 25
65
30
5
Class B
7
July
3034 July
31
July
1334 July
Y Shipbuild ing
8034 Sale
434 Sale
*
950
Amer Utilities & Gen
6534 July
82
July
July
July
7
2
7834
134
Paper Goods Co com..5
r
200
Corp
50
700 Amer Pneumatic Serv com.25
'
55
90
*
Corp.*
Equities
30
2
10834 July 30 14634 July
3
10034 10234 100
July
1 10434 July 27
33
100
Amer Brown Boveri El
American
July
July
116"" Sale
82
25
Amer British & Contr
600
19,800
1,400
4,600
Sale
Corp class A.*
320 American Hardware
"
1,400
100
59 >4
200
6% 1st pref series D
50
650 Amer Hard Rubber Co....100
«.
6~700
106^ 107
1
600 American Fork 8c Hoe com..*
—
Sale
.
38,100
5
*
16,500 American Corp common.__.*
Warrants..
4,300
1,800 Amer Cyanamid com class A_
Common cl B
480,700
20
7,700
65
234
....
25
ll",600
"9,466
13134
*
Common class B
*
22,300
$5.50 prior preferred
5,800
$3 preferred....
*
3,600
10,700 American Cigar Co. com..100
"25
3,300
3,900
1
234
149Sale
14
Founders' shares
•
800 Amer Capital Corp com cl A*
"i",I6o
23
July 30
434 July 30
26
.....100
150
7% preferred
200 Amer Beverage Corp
170 American Book Co
_
1
1
Amer Austin Car Com
Amer Bakeries
30
"434 "5"
i
1,720
Series D warrants w 1
1,438
8,300 Aluminum Goods Mfg
4,000
56,600
1,100
23
i
200 Aluminum Manufactures
100
"4W~~5X
100
w
100 Aluminum Industries com..*
1,600
4H
A......*
common
100
"
30
65
4^
.*
com
conv
120,393 Aluminum Co
Preferred
22,750
23
pref
*
pref..*
Allied Mills Inc
1,300 Allied Motor Indus
7,800
34 June
18
11
8
Mar. 10
7234 Mar. 27
10
Apr.
6
2634 Jan. 13
834 Feb. 24
EXCHANGE
CURB
YOEK
NEW
INDUS. & MISC. (Con.)
100
Associated Laundries com..*
Common
200
.;v
"
■
;
"
„
4,506 ■..'V
600
""406
15,300
3,606
2,106
4,700
1,100
1
-
~
200
Atlas Utilities Corp
com
8%
11%
4% Sale
2H
100 Bastlan Blessing Co
Baumann
8#
5% Sale
IK Sale
4K
4K
1
104
100
*
25
*
*
3
1%
IK
37 K
3X
100
■
Convertible
400
2,350
600 Blauner's
-
"1,866
14
16%
12
45
3
69
50
74
5
4
6
10,300
8,500
200
1,600
100
20" ~24~
15# 17
20
275
7% 1st pref
1,225 Borg-Warner Corp pref
Sale
10#
15
70
75
65
Sale
<■» m
*
*
Botany Cons Mills com
19,600 Bourjois Inc
8,500 Bower Roller Bearing
27
13%
3%
4
32% Sale
5%
18
75
102
60
97
7
g
m
15
July
July
23% July
16% July
30% July
34
July
July
3% July
31
July
11% July
% July
65
July
100
July
13% July
4% July
34% July
11% July
% July
65
July
100
July
30
13
%
6%
6
16
31
400
200
i*
2
%
4%
%
8%
22
1
Sale
Sale
14
24%
K
....
400
l",206
5K
7%
IK
1
1%
British Celanese—
American dep receipts
25 Brown Co 6% pref
IK Sale
23,500
'2,700
______
500 Bruce (E L) Co
400
2,000
200
yoo
400
27,200
11,100
Feb.
19
5
Mar. 12
2
Apr.
13
Apr. 16
15
June
18% Feb. 25
28
Feb.
18
Sale
July
July
July
July
1
14
31
6
1
July
4% July
July
July
22
14
30
23
July
31
19% July
3
_
1%
1%
1% July
15
1% July
3
%
4%
%
7%
18
1
8
Cable Radio Tube com v t
1%
1%
5
4
34#
Sale
1%
2
Sale
5
5%
%
c_*
5
IK
Sale
Sale
4
40
Sale
40
35
23
20%
26
5
21%
4%
27
21%
1%
1%
9
28
July
% July
1% July
4% July
1
28
2
27
1% July
July
2% July
1
July
14 *18
*18
20
15
21% July
21% July
4
July
40
% Sale
1%
1%
4%
5
1% Sale
16%
18
6%% cum preference
100
500 Canadian Indus Alcohol A..*
50 Canadian Indus 7% pref__100
500
4% July
July
40
% July
1% July
4% July
100
100
5,300
100
118
128
13
20
6
6
4
9
6
13% July
6
July
22
July
July 21
July 11
21% July 18
13
13
12%
26
24
£1
Am dep rets A ord shares
Am dep rets B ord shares
Carrier Corp common
*
Castle (A M) & Co
....10
30
15
Celanese Corp of Amer—
3,100
7% 1st partlc pref
...100
New 7% prior preferred.100
4,240
1,100 Celluloid Corp common....
•
47,400 Centrifugal Pipe Corp
44,233 Chain Stores Develop com.
575
1,575
.
:
«•
'•»
—
-m.
'
4,800
3,700
1,900
;
:
'
27,925
2,200
Chain Store Stocks
Inc.....*
..*
Charls Corp common
Chatham Phenix
*
10
250 Chic Burl & Quincy RR__100
10
2,800 Chicago Nipple Mfg class A.50
100
2,050 Chllds Co preferred
368,700
5,500
600
4,364,800
50,200
10,900
550
150
20%
13% Sale
B
*i, m
—
92
Sale
12%
67% Sale
9%
*
Machine 9c Tool com
Savings Bank Co Ltd
Budapest—Amer shares.
Club Aluminum Utensil
100 Cockshutt Plow Co com
2,400
164,000
3,300
3,600
19,400
_
200
500
2,200
Cohn & Rosenberger Com
Sale
81
6%
5%
5
1% Sale
10%
21%
11%
22%
14% Sale
180
170
Sale
Sale
Sale
89
10
64
*
*
..*
1
3-16
Sale
19
Sale
15
22
*
15
17%
Colt's Patent Fire Arms
Common vot trust ctfs
—
m
1,200
....
Merchandising v t C
*
39,800
$3.50 preferred
...*
1,900
*
41,900 Consol Dairy Products
6,000 Cons Retail Stores Inc com.*
2,200 Consol Theatres Ltd v t c..*
7,400 Continental Chic Corp com.*
10%
3%
5%
4%
Sale
1%
2%
1%
2%
%
3-16
13%
16..
13% Sale
13
13%
3-16
300
200
600
Convertible
For footnotes see page
56
preference
Sale
5
15
10
25
Sale
Sale
3% Sale
1%
5
5
6%
4
37
Sale
4
% Sale
% Sale
...
"""500
26
29
2
3
11
5
20
12%
June 17
15
Mar. 11
July
21% July
11
18
8
26
Mar. 11
6
Mar.
81% July
5% July
n2% July
30
2
9% July
14
10% July
11
14% July 30 15% July
July
July 28 180
12%
67%
6%
62%
Sale
14
17
10%
14
9
11
5
15
July
15
5% July
7
5% July
5% July
8
3%
1
5%
8%
5
2%
6
40
3%
8
3-16 Sale
3
_
1"
4%
39
3%
2%
5%
36
4
17
197
1
Jan.
May
108
Jan.
61% June
5% May
59% May
7% Apr.
3
June 29
7
Apr. 28
3% June
2
3% June
6
8
May 29
June
3
l-16June
3-16 July
3
14% July
14
July
12% July
7
12
1
3
10
4% July
9
July
1
% July
1
% July
21
16
8% July
3 % July
1% July
3
6
16
8% July
3% July
1% July
Feb.
June
May
% May
14% June 6
1% June 23
9% Feb. 11
6% May 19
% July 16
14% July
3
11
July 30
10
July 14
15
31
5
13
9% May
3
23
8
July
81% July
10
Jan.
180
39% June
4
Jan.
11% Feb. 19
24% Apr. 21
Jan.
85
July
July
July
July
July
9% June 10
11
Apr. 29
Apr. 14
21% Feb. 16
2% Apr. 27
l-16Mar. 31
% May 21
3% Feb.
9
Jan.
2
1 % July
16
1
3
3
5% June
37% Feb.
24
Feb.
32
8% Feb. 10
4% Mar. 31
20% Jan.
180
17
25
65
68% Jan. 28
5
May 27
5
June
1
1
Jan.
2
7
Feb.
9
15% June 12
3
Jan. 12
45% May 27
15
28
July
89
21
4
11
11
July
1% July
July
9% July
s63% July
5% July
62
July
24
Jan.
18
5
89
Jan.
Apr.
15
31
74
.
Mar. 14
20
1
2
65
Apr. 10
July I
Apr. 11
9
46
7
Con sol Automatic
4.300
35
4
39
100
Conv preferred
200 Compressed Indus Gases
..*
12,100 Consolidated Aircraft com..*
1% Fob. 17
June 25
June 16
21% May
1
31
Feb. 11
6% Apr. 11
40% Mar. 27
1
Feb. 10
2% Mar. 7
7
Jan. 17
% May 11
25
Apr.
12
12
5%
5
8K
Mfg25
Columbia Pictures Corp com *
Colombia Syndicate
200
—
9
17
200 Columbus Auto Pts conv pf.*
Commonwealth Secur Inc...
'
22
% May
7
10% Mar. 3
17% Mar. 24
% Mar.
5
4% June 19
2% Feb. 24
6
Feb. 24
1% Mar. 17
8
July 23
21% Mar. 19
24% Jan.
3
20% Jan. 27
26
6
22
2
22
% Apr.
200 Cleveland Un Stock Yards.
3.800
% May
June
23% June
21% May
18% June
4
Jan.
34% Jan.
% May
1 % June
3% June
% May
9
1
57,300 Claude Neon Lights com
25,300 Cleveland Tractor com
2,100
5
19
30
6
19
27
20
July
July
52
46
34
400 Claude Neon Elec Prod
»
1.400
Apr. 15
181
% June
4% Feb.
11% July
% Mar.
4% June
% June
3
Jan.
% Feb.
5% Jan.
20
Apr.
16% June
18% June
4
.10
1,200 City & Sub Homes Co
100 Clark Light conv A stock..
3.700
Mar. 27
May 29
96% Apr.
1
Mar. 25
160
15% June 12
1% June 12
14% May 19
32
Jan.
8
......
City
«,
*
80
104
June
Mar.
16
15
Preferred BB
5,700 City
400
185
89
Sale
11%
22%
15% Sale
150
Preferred
Preferred
5%
5%
2% Sale
10
6%
20
20
Sale
Sale
75
7# Sale
5# Sale
1% Sale
15%
Cities Service common
14%
52
Allied Corp
Non-voting common
112,800
10,500
27
Jan.
Carreras Ltd
300
18
Feb.
3
122
128
118
...
1,100
Feb. 24
16% Feb.
9
2%
% Jan.
6 *18
17% June
7
6% Apr. 13
*12% Jan. 19
92% Jan. 23
6
14
4
2%
2K
100 Capital Management Corp.25
1,000 Carmen & Co conv A stk
B stock
.—_...*
300
7.700 Carnation Co common.....*
200
16
31
38% Mar. 2
20% Feb. 19
May 13
June
35
900 Canada Cement Co com..100
"'
July
July
June 27
85
26
June
100
23
30
Mar. 10
ir
11% June
July
July
.........
200 Camden Fire Insurance
200 Canada Bread Ltd com
100
8%
24%
71% Mar. 3
5
July 30
13
100
100 Bucyrus Monigham class A.
7,925 Bulova Watch Co $3.50 con pf*
*
6,600 Burco Inc com
6,300
6% pref with warrants..50
Warrants
16,300
11,200 Burma Corp, Amer dep rets..
20
9,000 Butler Bros
*
500 Buzza Clark Inc common
"""200
2°0g
6%
6
3
Apr.
9
37% Jan. 21
19% Jan. 28
7
28
65^
5% July
11% July
9
41% Feb.
June 30
3
27
23
30
14
5
Feb. 28
£1
Amer dep receipts reg
2,400
4%
Sale
24%
25,600 Brit-Amer Tob Ord bearer_£1
% Sale
?
4
Feb.
Mar.
20% May
80% Mar.
20H June
July
5% July
11% July
•
1st preferred
10
100
7,500 Bridgeport Machine com
3,800 Brill Corp class A....
*
Class B
....._.*
2,850
2,600 Brlllo Mfg Co common......*
Class A
.*
7,900
T.200
16
May
2% Apr.
13% June
5
July
15% July
30
6
Mar. 20
16%
6
88% Jan.
125% Apr.
175% Jan.
%
5%
7
5%
Mar. 10
2% Mar. 19
8% Feb. 16
Jan. 15
2 110
May 26
2% Jan. 14
1
1
200 Bowman-Bilt Hotels com. 100
.
«.
90% June
*
100
'800
100
34% May
14
100
90 Boss Manufacturing com
Mar. 13
li$
58
July
July
5
13
75
102
97
13% Feb. 26
37
1% Jan.
17%
3%
30%
100
40 Boston & Albany RR
"""loo
85
13%
14
4% Sale
34% Sale
11% Sale
'
25
17
19% Jan.
Sale
89
34
88
27
83
*
common
July
25
16%
30.
14%
29%
16
31
Sale
Jan.
June
93% July
2
July
38
14
30
1% July
6
July
92
14
15%
30%
23%
24
22
2
4
8
8
3% Jan.
1% May
2% June
8
May
10% Jan.
2%
1 •%
29
16
preferred-—*
10,700 Bliss (E W) & Co common
•
*
194,500 Blue Ridge Corp com..
124,050
Opt 6% Conv pref
50
6,200 Blumenthal (S) 9c Co com...*
3,400 Blyn Shoes Inc common
10
2,200 Bohack (H C) Co com
•
/
June
4%
*
7,900 Blckford's Inc com
$2.50 cum conv pref
•
2,300
*
7,625 Bigelow-Sanford Carpet
130
6% preferred...
....100
"""700
37% July
98
Sale
25
29
25
June
5
4
41%
2
2%
__*
34,028 Benef Indus Loan com
3,900 Benson Ac Hedges common..*
6,200
«.
94%
92
%
4K
4
July
12
15
5
38%
Sale
2
100
Conv 7% 1st oref
4,400 Bellanca Aircraft v t c
Sale
4%
41%
90%
108
2
2
55
Mar.
110% Mar.
6% Jan.
'"4% "~5%
12
35
Mar.
30
July
6% July
1% July
6
July
12% July
15
July
8
7% July
5
July
1% July
4% July
10% July
24
Mar. 27
60
59% Apr. 14
l-16June
17
9%
11%
39
37
% July
17
Feb.
4
Jan.
.....
5% Sale
Sale
Sale
5
(Lud) & Co
225
'"8
10
"8
4
8%
11
♦
Aviation Secur of New Eng.*
Alton-Fisher Tob A com... 10
34
% May 20
3
Apr.
110% Mar.
% July
.....
Cony prior participating.
Securities Corp
6
56
8
Aviation
2% July
July 25
4
3%
"M Sale"
Automatic Voting Mach com *
"IS
T% " T%
4
3%
4%
Warrants
500 Bancomit Corp common
"""500
""3"
6
3
Jan.
June
% May
% Jan.
•u
34
3%
*
*
Atlas Plywood
2,003 Babcock & Wilcox Co
22,600 Baliia Corp common
Preferred
9,400
275
5,300
2#
1
%
33
*
$3 pref with warr
15,100
249,008
29,804
23,000
50,900
8,400
1,600
5,000
—
*
v t c
22,200 Associated Rayon Corp corn.*
40,900
6% Conv pref
.
100
6% pref ctfs of dep
.100
6,300
10,200 Atlantic Coast Fisheries.
20 Atlantic Coast Line Co.
50
*
27,900 Atlantic Fruit & Sugar
*
23,400 Atlantic Securities com
1,800
....
5X Mar.
4% May
July
% July
5
6
7
7
41% Jan.
36% May 22
4% July
M July
4% Sale
5#
4%
Sale
4%
deposit recta__£l
American
37,400
1,500
1,900
Ask
Ask. Bid.
Associated Elec Industries—
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Prices.
Sale
Prices.
Sale
Prices.
Sale
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
July 31.
Sale
38
*
Bid.
Ask.
Bid.
Par
500 Arundel Corp
|
July 1.
1931.
Shares.
Shares.
2
Jan.
CURB EXCHANGE
1.
Jan.
V
Price
NEW YORK
Since
V
In
July
SINCE JAN.
RANGE
JULY.
PRICES IN
SALES.
QREQATE
A
24
Mar. 14
20%
84%
7%
72%
8
6
17
Feb. 24
Mar.
3
Mar. 25
15
May 20
Feb.
40% Apr. 22
10
May
%
20%
10%
10%
7
Apr.
Apr. 15
Feb. 24
8
Jan.
9
14% June
6
3% Feb. 10
9% Feb. 11
8% Feb.
3
% Jan.
9
22
Feb.
5
23
Feb. 24
22
Feb. 16
14
Mar. 19
46% Feb. 10
21% Feb. 16
10% Jan.
2
%
1%
9%
4%
Jan.
Jan.
May
Jan.
3
Apr.
10% Feb.
37% Feb.
2
13
13
16
22
26
3
NEW
CURB
YORK
AGGREGATE SALES.
PRICES IN JULY.
NEW YORK
In
July
Since
Jan. 1.
Shares.
Shares.
v
'
mm
m
m
mm
100
Jan.
800
Courtaulds Ltd..
3,000
m
m
mm
mm
mm
mm
m
m
mm
m
m
m
^
m
^
325
"3",800
Crown Zellerbach Corp
$6 conv pref A
49.200 Cuban
Cane Products
600 Cuban Tobacco
200
m
m
—
—
—
5.900 Cuneo Press
600
—
20% Sale
19% Sale
19
23
34
Sale
5% Sale
14% Sale
Sale
4
43
Sale
"8
8%
19%
25
8% Sale
15% Sale
3%
4%
37
40
18%
J7/*
30
34
28
22
28
115
105
110
7% Sale
Sale
9
18
"7% Sale
4%
....10
200
,
14,500
6
6
"8"" July "14
13% July
7% July
14% July
3
July
34
July
23% July 22
3
9% July
2
16 % July
7
3% July
7
29
15
16
23
37
July ■\7
Deere Ac Co
June 17
19% July 31
19% July 31
25%
29
Sale
•
Sale
51
*
100
com
De Forest Radio
*
t c
v
.
18%
5
12
Sale
16%
3%
17
4
9
July
1
13
July 22
23% July 30
25
July
3
3% July
23
4% July
2
% July
,1
% July
17
31%
24%
31
26% July
15
28
"5" "16"
"5" July "30
5
1%
18
17% July
1% July
2%
Sale
1%
2
1
4
20
21
July
14
July
18
July
1% July
30
27
8
370 Dictaphone Corp com
5
10
6
June
6
18
June
2
23% Feb. 24
36% Jan. 30
8
June 19
5% Jan.
2
14% July 15
2% May 19
34
July 23
June
7% Jan.
%
%
Sale
14%
12%
""2% Sale
36%
1%
Sale
J
10
15
% Sale
%
to
Sale
27
Sale
%
17%
%
-
20
Sale
nH Sal?
4
5
3% Sale
3%
4
3%
5%
Sale
% July
3
23% July 22
15
Apr.
6
22
Feb.
40
m
m
m
Sale
2
Sale
"1% Sale"
14% July
6
July
1
July 29
15% July 31
3
July 15
17% July
11
1% July 10
% July 29
30% July
7
4
July
1
11% July
1% July
22
13
1,300
700
220
:
m
mmm
m
m
1,800
11,500
34,300
484,300
15
25
14
25
6
6%
5%
6% July
117
July
5 % July
6
*
com
Preferred..
9
6% July
14 127
July
14
5% July
9
11
14
8% Apr. 14
35
Mar. 24
1 107
2
June
7% preferred
27% Apr.
% Feb.
6
Apr.
26% July
84% June
5
July
17% July
39% Mar. 23
% Jan.
7
6% Jan. 21
36% Mar. 27
90
Apr.
9
5
July 30
18
July 27
1
Jan.
22
26
30
15
3
30
20
8% Mar. 12
2
2
2
2% Jan.
Apr.
16
4
Jan.
23
5
% June
Mar.
%
%
%
15%
Mar.
May
July
July
1% Jan.
Feb.
July
June
Mar.
June
Feb.
May
26
18
29
31
2
14
22
1
23
4
21
22
Apr. 16
Jan.
17%
%
%
2%
Apr.
Apr.
Mar.
Jan.
% Apr.
44% Feb.
8% Mar.
5% Apr. 14
Mar. 20
3%
19%
8%
24%
Mar. 2
Mar. 11
June 4
Feb. 21
Apr. 28
23
38
31%
30
21:
Sale
20
22
18
21
18
24]
Sale
23
24%
60
70
3% Sale
1% Sale
3% Sale
1% Sale
18% Sale
July
July
11
15
July 16
18% July 31
21
21
July
July
7
7
1%
Sale
2% Jan.
1% July
"
22
4
Jan.
28
16
1% July
2
..10
Duplex Razor—
$4 prior pref with warr...*
400 Durham Hosiery com cl B__.*
14,100 Duval Texas Sulphur
18,300 Eastern Util Invest
900 Edison Bros Stores
.*
cl A
*
"2
20
2%
10%
%
1%
2% Sale
3
S%
23
1
2%
3%
11
10%
%
1%
2%
9
23
1
1%
2%
12
"8,760
.
300 Elec Household Utilities...10
--
"4",300
74,800 Elec Pow Associates
Class A
130,500
7.300
600 Elec Prod of Colo
_
■
'"2", 800
43,200
100
6.100
m'm
m
mm
com
4% Sale
4%
15
*
13
*
12% Sale
Sale
22
9
Sale
67
70
30%
33%
3% Sale
14
14%
13
71
75
2% July 29
July 21
3% July 30
1% July
13
3% July
2
July 21
10
4% July
1
Sale
70%
74
25
35i/
12% July
.til% July
17
15
15% July
15% July
2
2
12% July
73% July
24
~
14% July
1
73% July
9
Emerson Bromo-Seltzer—
""loo
5,000
mm
m
m
'm
m
800
4.400
m
m
"""lOO
100
"l",000
—
*
Cum
conv
Warrants
pref
m
"""640
10
'""266
""800
Sale
Sugar.......
100
300
700
100
m
mm
mm
300 Finance Co of Amer
1,750 Fire
com
100
...
5,300
157,500
3,925
_
25
Foltis-Fischer Inc
20
24%
30
10%
4
1%
1%
Sale
%
3%
29
15%
5%
6
3% Sale
Sale
-
400
'-v.
600
200
4,800
•
9%
16
6
8
4%
6
10%
5%
4%
Her
*
Amer dep rets..Ord reg £1
970,710
Am dep recta ord reg new
6,800
14,600 Ford of France Am dep rets
58,843 Foremost Dairy Prod com...*
Conv preference....__._.*
8,650
59,000 Foremost Fabrics Corp.....*
class A
•
21,500
180.800 Fox Theatres class A com...*
6
25
1,5
1
13
July
% July
7
July
1
13
24
July 28
5% July 16
24
July 28
5% July 16
3% July
July
% July
10
15
15
4% July
33
July
3-16 July
8
21
8
5%
6
July
8
6
July
6
2% July
2
2% July
8
*i% July"7
2% July
16
8% July
18% July
11
July
1 % July
10
July
1
1
1
18
22
5
10
11
"10% Sale"
1
8% Sale
18% Sale
11
2
Sale
1 %
10
1%
1 %
8
14%
9%
%
20
10%
11
%
2%
July
15
July
9% July
% July.
10
July
16
16
15
30
22
"""% "2%
100
com
Feb.
105
34
June
46%
39%
32%
27%
41%
May
2£% May
18
June
16% June
Apr.
2% June
80
1% Jan.
Jan.
% Jan.
1% June
3%
w.
7%
...
...
2
21% Sale
25
Sale
15
Sale
3
Sale
2
3
1
4
4%
4
July
7% July
2
July
2
6
14
24
Mar. 19
Feb. 20
7
Apr. 27
3% Mar. 26
9% Mar. 9
14
8
2
2
May 29
6
Feb.
21
Feb.
6
% Jan. 19
3% Jan. 27
7
Jan.
25
10
Feb.
18% Jan.
5
3
May 27
42
June 15
6%
26%
22%
22%
5%
Mar.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
May
18
Mar.
11
Feb. 10
June
2
9% June
3
9
3
June 25
Jan.
2
29
11
23
19
26
26
1
21
25
25
31
70% June
3
8
May 20
11
May
6
88% Fob.
10
May
18% Mar.
31% Jan.
23
20
19
33% Feb. 16
31% Jan. 14
2% Mar. 20
June
% May 20
7
July 13!
% Mar. 18
6% Feb.
4
% June
5
22
Jan.
5% July
2
June
May
June
May
June
May
June
Jau.
2
28
10
Feb.
10
1
28
June
1% Jan.
2% Mar. 18
1% Jan. 10
5
19
21
16
19
8
9
Mar. 23
2% Apr. 28
42
5
29
% Mar. 20
16% June
1
88% Mar. 7
3
July 23
6
3% Jan.
25
7% June
2
15
July 16
9% June
2
% July 30
June
Mar. 11
% Jan. 22
Feb.
4
16;
Apr. 24
1% June 12
14% June 12
10
7
16
% Jail.
6
% May 26
1% Jan.
3
2%
20%
%
9%
4%
5%
16
Jan.
8
% Jan.
30
15% Feb. 19
11% Feb. 24
6% Apr.
6
4% Mar.
S
5
15
6
Feb.
13
Apr. 15
10% Jan.
43
6
Jan.
Feb.
21
9
13% Mar. 3
1% Jan. 13
11
1
24
May 13
Feb.
3
Mar. 25
SS% Mar.
6
8
Mar. 25
12
Mar. 23
3
Jan.
28
Sale
17% Sale
16% July
30
July
9
28
18% July
3
30
July 28
14% May 27
22% June 3
29% Mar. 21
12%
Sale
11% Sale
10% July
15
13% July
Jtily
Yi. July
1 % July
% July
22
27
20
9
7%
12%
6%
%
19%
14%
10%
3 %
%
2
9-16 Sale
2%
Sale
23
28
14
Feb.
Apr. 29
18%
Sale
1%
4
July
6% July
2
July
5
Apr. 14
Apr. 13
Jan.
6
6
A..*
Ford Motor of Canada cl A..»
Class B
.....*
ootnotes see page 56.
.
16
%
%
%
1%
Foundation Co foreign shs
3,500
15,500
July
% July
7
July
27
Ford Motor Co, Ltd,
62,500
25
1
4%
25
4,100 Fischman (I) & Son class A_*
9,100 Fllntkote Co class A
..*
900
5,500
1%
1%
Assn of Philadelphia..10
200 Firemen's Fund Insur
""300
25%
5%
400 Financial Invest Co of N Y.10
m
mrnmmmm
%
5
....
400
1
*
5,100 Federated Metals Corp
.*
2,300 Ferro Enameling class A....*
17,900 Flat Amer dep rets
*
1,700 Film Inspection Machine
400
22%
.*
.
1
1
9
12,300 Fabrics Finishing com......*
4.300 Federal Bake Shops com
700 Federal Mogul Corp
5,600 Federated Capital Corp
300
6% cum preferred
""500
5
3% Sale
20%
23
11,700 Fandango Corp com..
*
1,200 Fanny Farmer Candy Shops.
13,300 Fan steel Products Inc
*
1,000 Fedders Mfg Co class A
..*
■
1% Sale
............
30,200 Empire Steel Corp com
*
4,000 Employers Re-insurance
10
3,200 Ex-Cell-O Aircraft & Tool..*
2.670 Fajardo
300
"~1% Sale"
......
11,000 Fageoi Motors Co com
10
42,000 Fairchild Aviation class A. *
1,700 Fairy Aviation Amer shares
m'mm
-
*
com
300 Empire Fire Insurance
■
m m
Class A non-vot
Class B common..
88,300 Empire Corporation com....*
100
«.
300
300
102
25
12%
14
12% Sale
Sale
1% July 27
22
14% Sale
13% Sale
400 Electrographlc Corp com...*
60 Elgin National Watch Co..25
m
Sale
_._*
com
Elec Shareholdings com
*
Conv pref with warrants.*
6
15
10
Educational Pictures Inc 8%
2,900
pref with com pur warr.100
85,300 Elsler Electric com
*
5
8% Apr.
12
*
com
Mar.
Jan.
3% May
72
"3% "3%
3
14
51
22
45
30
Feb.
7
30
56
2X
36
Mar.
June
11
38
32%
Mar.
Jan.
2% June
29% July
40
July
31% July
31
30%
13
10
26
16
9
26
25
34
30
11
Sale
23
17
9
8
6% July
117
July 14 132
4% June
1
7%
48
Apr. 10 52
July
42% July
Durham
100
9
8
% Mar. 24
2
12% Jan.
2
% Apr. 10
30
31
.100
Dubilier Condenser Corp...*
Durant Motors Inc
*
300 Durant Motors of Can
600
1
14% Mar. 12
Apr. 27
29% July 30
42
July 14
..100
1,900
"""§66
3
2
June 24
3%
11%
1%
18%
8%
24%
18
July
July
10
*
550 Draper Corp
*
24,300 Dresser (S R) Mfg class A...*
1,100
Class A certifs of deposit..
30.000
Class B
*
22,600 Driver Harris Co common.. 10
m
mm
11
6% Mar.
51% Jan.
19
% July 24
4%
12% Sale
"~I%
7% pf 100
1,300
m
Class A with warrants
10,600 Dow Chemical Co
"""200
22
25
4
%
200 Dominion Steel & Coal cl B.*
200 Douglas (W L) Shoe
50
Jan.
23% July 30
17
May
2
3% July 23
5
% Sale
*
510 Dixon (Jos) Crucible Co.. 100
6,100 Doehler Die-Casting..
•
125 Dominion Bridge Co Ltd....*
300
9
15
Dinkier Hotels
300
14
8
1% June
100 De Vilblss Co 7% pref
10
100 Diamond Shoe Corp com...*
600
Jan.
54% Jan.
June
7% Mar. 5
34% Apr. 28
14
28%
30
1,300
Am dep rets ord
reg..'..£l
7,000 Deisel-Wemmer-Gilbert com *
229,300 Detroit Aircraft Corp.
1,700 Detroit Gasket & Mfg com..*
100
30
Prices.
21% June 10
7
107
De Haviland Aircraft Co—
"""500
33% July
34% July
"8" Jufy"l4
% Sale
4
.*
600 Decca Record Amer shares.£1
170,300
648,000
19% July 31
19% July 31
Highest.
Sale
Aircraft—
Pref with warrants
353,200 Dayton Airplane Engine
25,600
23,700
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
,--*
warr..
t c.~*
v
._.*
100 Davis Drug Stores com
*
100
Convertible preferred....*
98", 100
Highest.
Sale Prices.
25
20% Sale
7% Sale
14%
15%
23
4,400 Davennort Hosiery
—
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
...
100 Curtlss-Wrlght Export com.*
163,900 Curtiss Wright warrants...
-
3,500
mm
com
com
Curtiss-ReJd
m
Sale
34
105
1,600 Curtiss Airports v t c_
400 Curtis* Flying Service Inc
—
100
;
Sale
42
.....
200
-
Ask.
13
<>%% pre'with warr....100
200 Curtis Lighting Co
*
1,900 Curtis Mfg Co class A
1,900
—
July 31.
Ask. Bid.
1,250
—
200
—
Bid.
25
1,000
Preferred with warrant#.^*
1,300 Crowley Milner & Co com...*
12,500 Crown Cork Internet cl A..*
^
2,200
July 1.
Ask.
100
Wheeler Elec Mfg...*
Crosse & Blackwell—
■
1.
JAN.
£1
90,800 Crocker
300
Bid.
Am dep rets for ord stk reo
200 Crane Co com
25
Preferred
10,500
SINCE
2
1931.
INDUS, at MISC. (Con.) Par
2,200 Cont'l Roll & Steel Fdry com *
14,000 Cooper Bessemer Corp com..*
4,900
|3 cum pref with warr
*
Copeland Products Inc
class A without warr
3,200
*
1,985,200 Cord Corp
...5
19,300 Corporation Sec of Chic
*
12,900 Corroon & Reynolds com
*
16 Conv pref A
7,700
*
2,500
37,600
2,300
1,000
RANGE
Price
CURB EXCHANGE
"jntinental Shares Inc—
Preferred serips B
13,325
100
Convertible pref
54,245
100
500 Coon (W B) Co common..
*
1,750
3,050
41
EXCHANGE
3H Sale
3%
3%
2% Sale
7»
2
July
2% July
7%
%
1%
%
July
July
July
July
3% July
3% July
3
22
18
18
13
16
1
June
4
Apr.
June
July
1
Apr.
% June
27
2
27
13
16
2
July 15
2% May 20
62% Feb. 16
4
Jan. 26
Apr. 20
Mar. 5
Jan.
8
Jan.
5
6% Mar. 20
5
Fob.
27
6% Jan.
23
range
PRICES IN JULY.
aggregate sales.
CURB EXCHANGE
1931.
Bid
Ask.
com....*
100
*
5
6%
75
7% preferred
750 Franklin Ry Supply Co
2,080 Gamewel! Co 6% pref
254 July
334
2%
3% Sale
100
14%
4%
6%
16
5
Sale
99
14 X
5
Sale
is
14 X
Sale
4%
6% Sale
4
4%
4
40
July
9034 July
1354 July
96
9134
90J4
29"" "35""
Sale
Prices.
July
July
July
July
July
27
9054
14 34
5 34
654
5-4 July
32
July
July
434 July
54 July
July
32
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Prices.
254 July
2
334 July
20
40
*
4,400 Garlock Packing Co com
•
12,300 General Alloys Co
113,300 General Aviation Corp com *
5,400 General Cable warrants.....
1,300 General Capital Corp com..*
General Electric (Germany)—
Am dep rets for reg shares.
100
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale
Sale Prices
Ask.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
Lowest.
July 31.
July 1.
INDUS. A MISC. {Con.) Par
Franklin (H H) Mfg
5,900
i.
2
Jan.
1.
Shares.
jan.
since
Price
NEW YORK
Since
Jan.
EXCHANGE
CURB
YOKK
NEW
43
7 34
20
Feb.
21
4
34
Feb.
4
34
Feb.
40
July
27
46
Apr. 27
9034 June 10 10154 Feb. 19
1334 May 27
1834 Mar. 21
4
Jan. 14
1034 Feb. 26
2
7
6
1
3
12
34 June
1
May 27
37
June
4
16
27
6
Mar. 26
354 Feb. 24
1834 June 15
Mar.
6
1834 June 15
General Elee Co of Great Brit
10 X
American dep receipts
£1
77,100
_.*
19,600 General Empire Corp
•
6,800 Gen Fireproofing com
21,900 Gen Laundry Mach com....*
16,400 General Leather Co coin —*
200 General Parts Corp com
*
Convertible pref
600
*
900 General Rayon A stock
*
50
6% cum preferred A
Gerrard (S A) Co com
900 Gilbert (A C) Co com
Preferred
1,000
.
...
.
10
17
25
16M
17
19
21%
16 X
18
%
M
5% Sale
34
3 34
% Sale
„
Sale
16%
7
X
Sale
Sale
24
*
*
6%
*
33 X
10
6
6
34%
32
58
56
200
450
280
510
.
'"ioo
25
6
32
33 %
34
33
-
—
22
16
20 V8
10
22
1634
34
18
%
""200
200
Sale
7
Sale
3
24
M,
"
m
m.
5-16
65 X
5
25
27
—
—
934 Feb. 10
35
60
20
11
July
20
1034 June 27
4
May 11
17 34 Feb. 19
13
July 20
1454 July
24
Sale
34
434 July
54 July
5-16
7-16
18
July
1734 July
5-16 July
634 July
1
July
13
15
Jan.
Sale
3
July 20
454 May 11
15
34 Apr.
121
196
Sale
205
119""
'16"" "25"
2434
10
12K
96% 100
6%
July
July
3
9
13
7
3
10
7
17
1
7
July
954 July
July
25
July
70
July
July
18 121
July
15 210
.«•
12034 11954 July
195
July
1634
Sale
10
30
5
10
3
*
July
30
........
6
9
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
3% Sale
IX
5
20
434
434
334
1
Sale
334
234
254
1
5
34 July
2
July
34 July
354 July
14
9
14
3
54 July
8
July
29
54 July
8
July
29
9
*
1834
5%
7
534
Sale
1834 July 30
1834 July
31
32
25
4
m
mi
-
—
*
13,400 Hazeltlne Corp..
14,800 Helena Rubinstein com....*
2,300 Heyden Chemical Co
150 Heywood Wakefield com..100
7% 1st pref
25
.......100
Second pref erred....... 100
75
-
200
2,700
Hires (Chas E) class
14)
13
15%
2%
12
20
34
1
600 Holt (Henry) &
*.
16
154
9
Sale
234
10
14
154
834
30
A com.
934
_ .—*
Co partic A 20
600 Holophane Co common
300
a,
54
4
18
Jan.
14
15
Jan.
1834 July
30
1834 July
854 Mar.
25
Apr.
40
July
4254 June
June
9
July
1
17
Sale
934
1734
2 34
12
32
1034
3034 July
9
July
29
1
3054 July
934 July
27
~
100 Hormel (Geo A) 8c Co com..
5,850
200
400
3,900
470
Horn (A C)
2%
1034
Co com
50
7% 1st preferred
35
Horn & Hardart com
634
20
3554
2
3
2
6
12
6
37
43
3854
434
12
40
3854 July
29
4034 July
July
July
31
2
17
9
Jan.
Jan.
100
100
Preferred
25
Convertible pref clA
*
1,700
6,400 Huyler's Co of Del com..—*
7% preferred
—100
1,050
*
32,200 Hydro-Elec Secur com
*
52,900 Hygrade Food Prod com
Imperial Chem Industries Ltd
Amer dep rets ord shs reg £1
2,200
4,200 Imperial Tobacco of Can—5
9,925 Imp Tob of Gt Brit 8c Irel_.£l
425 India Tire & Rubber com—*
22,200 Indus Finance com v t c—10
300
■
„
....
—
-
2,600
3,900
"3", 100
1,100
2,200
7,600
1
1,550
63,300
100
800
2,600
3,900
24,800
............
1,000
m
100
70C
7% cum pref...
.....100
Insull Utility Investment—*
Amer...10
10
54,500 Insurance Securities Co
*
9,500 Intercoast Trading Com
*
49 Interlake Steamship
4,300
2,600
7,500
Internat Cigar
10
6% preferred
200
-
40C
-
—
-
80C
40C
Invest.
Internat Products com..—
334
22%
3
T%
2934
71
4834
6%
6
Car
Sale
7%
Sale
76
52
Sale
Sale
3
40
2334
454
334
54
Sale
454
1034
534
14
Sale
3134
Sale
71
52
6
50
234
154
78
54
Sale
53
354
234
17
3
4034
18
Sale
334
50
Sale
334
334
2 54
3 34
434
2734
6734
5234
634
38
2
Sale
75
Sale
Sale
48
17
3
3
July 31
July
July
334 July
31
934 July
2034 July
22
18
25
2434 July
434 July
22
21
954 July
2254 July
Jan.
Jan.
10
934
1054
14
5% July
7
July 29
70
July 24
5154 July 15
6
July
3334 July
7034 July
56
July
7
July
42
50
5
July
27
,12
3
July
29
July
16
934 July
2
254 May
834 June
Mar.
8
Jan.
5
May
4754 May
July
7
234 July
16
3
10
2
26
15
12
July
28
11
July
17
com
—
.......
27
5
734
Sale
30
7
25
Sale
10
234
July
20
6
2
July
2
2834 22434 July
8
534 July
14
15
2
July
2554 July
7
July
534
934
10
154
Sale
934 July
154 July
18
31
1034 July
154 July
2 34
2634
6
134
2434
934
1034
2 54
134
14 £2434
454
18
1134
754
28
54
Isotta Fraschlni Co
300
American dep receipts
For footnotes see page 56.
4
1
23
8
20
954 June 17
10
15
3
*
10
1
June
&
5
27
3
30
12
28
6954 June
45
June
534 May
5
Apr.
36
June
35
June
134 Apr.
154 June
4654 May
22
27
234
2 34
10
Jan. 10
May
9
May
1
1534 May 28
2 54 June
2
12
20
234
20
Apr. 29
July
June
July
June
17
14
31
19
20
27
24
7
14
29
9
11
11
10
Jan. 20
Feb.
7
Feb.
28
3234 Mar. 23
3
Mar. 27
Jan.
27
2834 Jan.
22
434 Jan.
19
1034 Jan. 23
4334 Mar. 19
104
May 29
50
60
.-100
35,500 Interstate Equities com
Conv preferred
24,400
8,600 Interstate Hosiery Mills—
400 Iron Fireman Mfg com vtc.
29,100 Irving Air Chute
Warrants.
3,300
~24%
55
234 Sale
334
4
Internat Safety Razor
Sleep
5
40
cl B
Eur Exp
Trains Am dep rets ord br
200
175 International Textbook__100
6,800
•
70C
Machinery_.*
Internat Holding &
Inter
6,00C
warrants.*
?6 2d pref with
Insur Co of North
'
13
}§*
Houdaille Hershey Corp—
100
254 Jan.
2
May
5
Apr.
154 Jan.
60
Feb.
2334 Feb.
354 Feo.
12
3234 June
2554 Mar.
9
July
15
Jan.
2834 Jan.
103
353
27
26
Mar. 10
Jan.
8
16
1
80 Hart Schaffner & Marx...100
6,000
«.
13
Hartman Tobacco Co
Sale
14
1
14
4
Jan.
Feb.
May 23
July
1
partic pref..
1,200
49,800 Happiness Candy St cl A..
100 Hart Carter Co conv pref—.*
5
54 May 12
154 May 19
% Jan.
3
5
Apr. 29
34 Jan. 30
60
Feb. 11
14
May 21
154 Jan.
9
June
5
12
Jan. 28
70
Feb. 28
2534 Jan. 10
2
2
Jan.
2
21
2
21
29
...
1
22
22
July
154 July
July
July
2
40
28
Apr.
7
54 July 14
634 Mar. 26
2454 June
3
40
July 27
30
Feb. 26
25
14
Feb.
20
22
27
22
27
Jan.
4
July
July
July
July
25
40
6
10
Jan.
9
18
9854 July
1954 July
7
Jan.
1634 Feb.
4
6
23
Fob.
23
354 June
20
Apr.
54 July
2
July
15
...*
Hall <C M) Lamp Co
Jan.
Jan.
4
17
9
1454 Mar. 17
8
954 July
1954 July
Sale
5
3
5
3954 Mar. 12
97
1
22
26
2254 Feb.
Apr.
1
22
9834 July
1954 July
27
Feb.
54 Jan.
1234 Mar. 23
Feb.
25
30
2334 Jan.
23
11
16734 Jan.
6
*
—
4
6
June
June
June
July 31
31
9834 July
1954 July
9834 100
5
Law inc com
2,900
'a.
21
June
Feb.
2954 Mar. 24
4
7334 Feb.
12254 May 15
260
Apr.
1
2754 Fob. 16
19
56
117
7
10
9
Am dep rets
— •—
Feb.
17
1134 Mar. 25
154 Feb. 26
654 June
754 June
3
July
8
19
29
9834 Sale
2
8
10
15
11
Stores Ine-r-
Common
100 Hamilton Woolen Co
1,500 Hammond Clock com
100
-
19
22
7
June
8
June 17
15
July 20
29 20
7 nl954 July 20
54 July
3
3
1034 July
934 July
3
July
22
25
2134
600 Hambleton Corp $3 pref....*
2,900
-
8
Apr. 23
11
Handley-Page Ltd
M
Jan.
9
Jan.
454 June
3
54 Jan. 12
7
28
10
554 Jan.
1054 July
20
Mar. 12
Feb.
3
23
29
July
7
85
Mar. 11
7 34 Apr.
2
24
10
66
Sale
Sale
6
3,300
-
100
June
16
Mar.
102
3434 July
8
July
7
Mar. 10
36
3134 Feb.
3
10
July
534
54
Sale
170
9
500 Hachmeister-Lind Co
100
Feb.
27
454 June 25
5)4 Jan. 20
June
1
Feb.
13
18
734 July
33
200 Habirshaw Cable & Wire..
""560
27
8454 Mar.
4 34 Feb.
6
May
32
Apr.
2234 Feb.
3454
Sale
„
3
118
600 Greif (L) 8c Bros Inc com..,*
7% preferred
100
275
3,600
June
1234 Mar. 23
100 Ground Gripper Shoe com..*
2,400 Guardian Fire Assurance..18
*
3,150 Guardian Investors com
Guenther (Rudolph) Russell
-
Sale
Sale
5%
%
17 X
$7 preferred with warrants*
50
200 Griffith (D W) Inc class A..*
37,000 Grocery Stores Prod v tc._*
8,100
m
.»
>X4.
5%
Sale
%
400 Greenfield Tap & Die com..*
1,300
Feb.
54 Jan.
3
634 June 20
554 Feb. 27
Inc
Grier (S M)
200
9
15
100 Greif Bros Cooperage class A.
400 Grey hound (The) Corp com.*
100
2
77
13
*
19,600 Graymur Corp
*
4,075 Gray Tel Pay Station com
2,650 Gt Atl & Pac Tea 1st pref.100
Non-voting common stock ♦
6,710
*
1,000 Gr Lakes Dredge It Dock
10
200 Great Lakes Engineering
2,500 Great Northern Paper Co..25
1,300
31
5
8
40
734
Certificates of deposit.....
700
_*
800 Grand Rapids Varnish
200
654 July
100
4
5
8
40
4
10
Sale
6%
8% Sale
80
$3 cum pref with warr
*
1,150
*
1,310 Gorham Mfg Co com v t c
7,700 Gotham Knitbac Mach.....*
Gramaphone Columbia
100
Graphophone new co w 1
ramophone Co Ltd
£1
Am dep rets for ord reg
30,800
400
Mar.
Jan.
554 June
1
934 July
16
18
25
554 Jan. 20
3034 Mar. 11
25
5,400 Golden State Milk Prod
932,200 Goldman-Sachs Trading—
*
106,950 Gold Seal Electric Co
Gorham
1154 Feb.
19
May 27
34 July 30
3
July 27
1134 Mar. 10
*
250 Goldblatt Bros Inc com..
600 Golden State Co Ltd
Jan.
5
5
Class B
200
mmmm*--
34 July 30
534 July
1
34 July 30
3
July 27
10
300 Godchaux Sugars class A—*
1,500
14
20
2
*
23,300 Gleaner Comb Harvester
..*
45,500 Glen .ilden Coal Co
41,600 Globe Underwriters Exch.
110
854 May 28
7
3
*
100 Gladding McBean & Co
200
10 54 July
17
July
13
8
934 July
1634 July
20
5
10
3
71 General Silk 1st pref. _i..100
200 General Stockyards com
*
Gen Theatres Equip Inc
$3 cum couv pref
*
418,700
110 Gen Tire & Rubber Co com 25
8,600
9%
14M
Sale
14
24
2
15
1
Apr. 27
Jan.
2
June
2
18
4
Mar. 11
Jan. 28
5054 Feb.
9
30
Feb. 27
634 Apr.
8
454 Apr. 24
Mar. 13
10
2254 July
11
11
57
7
9
Jan.
Jan. 31
Feb. 20
4934 Feb.
16
Mar. 21
6334 Mar. 26
934 Feb. 26
854 Feb. 20
85
56
Jan.
14
7
July
3
354 Feb.
434 Mar. 31
4654 May 20
50
1354 Feb.
4
July
Apr.
17
11
18
15
434 Feb. 24
Mar. 17
Jan. 31
1554 Mar. 31
11
May 12
154 Mar. 25
_
35
7
S
AT A.v
A
NEW
AGGREGATE
EXCHANGE
SALES.
Since
July
Jan. 1.
Shares.
Shares.
200 Johnson Publishing com..10
2.200 Jonas&Naumburg Corp com *
$3 Convertible pref_.
*
300 Kellogg Switchb & Supply. 10
200 Ktrsch Co pref
*
2,100 Klein (DEmil) Co common.
3,300 Klein (Henry) pref
30
2,900 Kleinert (J B) Rubber com..*
2,200 Knott Corp common
*
300 Kobocker Stores com.......*
Kolater
72,700
Brandea
July 1.
Ask.
Bid.
Bid.
12%
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices
July 31.
Ask. Bid.
Ask
6
*
com
3,100
loo
SINCE
Lowest.
Sale
10%
13% Feb. 16
23% Jan.
8
7
May 12
4"" ""§""
23
8*
gj
X/.
4%
1
7X
X
4H
12%
13 X
12%
1
7%
3
12%
10
'13 %
16"
"6
7%
11
5
12 %
9
1
1X
5%
13X
12% July 24
~5% "7" "5% July"
10%
7
Jan.
9
% Feb.
25
4
7
12 % July
"6%
July
24
"~3
16
12
June 23
6% Mar. 23
16% May 11
12% Feb. 24
2
May 13
5
May 14
9% Apr. 24
10% June 25
pref
1,100 Kress (S H) & Co
"""loo
% Sale
19,950
spec
300
Langendorf United
100
1H Sale
Class B__
600
1
July
2
1% July 31
X Jan.
1,100
6,500;
17
Lefcouri
24,500
37
Sale
Ley (Freo
1%
3
2X
•
_.*
*
com
Land & Expl com.*
2.
10
29
1X July
X July
13
14
1% July 23
% July
3
15
100
8 %
10
21 % Sale
25% Sale
26
V
30
Sale
10
7%
m
22
20
22%
Sale
Stores Inc
200 Magnin (I) & Co
*
com
100
1%
1%
8%
8%
2%
5
9
7%
Sale
20
20%
22
25
28
18
22
65(
75
68
10
21
5
10
10 X
1
IX
107
Sale
9
Sale
July
7% July
20
July
22
July
20% July
9 100
7
8%
22
31
23
14
25 22
July
July
July
July
July
9
2
6
3
28
73 X
10 X
21
10
10 %
10
Sale
12
*
July
July
| 12
.......
30
"2% "4"
Sale
1%
2X
9%
10%
Sale
3%
IX
10
July
10% July
12
6
16
X
%
2
37
17,500
500
9
July
July 30
July 30
36%
3%
5%
*
5
May Hosiery Mills, Inc—
$4 pref with warrants
31,900 May Radio & Television
1,500 McCord Radiator Ac Mfgr::
106,900
50
Mead Johnson 8c Co
•
40
42
2%
32 X
*
16
21
19 X
"8"
10"
*
2%
37
2% Sale
30
32
22 X
19% Sale
Sale n-18% Sale
15X
6
10
Sale
77
com
88 X
Sale
100 Melville Shoe 1st pref
100
Mercantile Discount Corp
200
Class A
conv
4,000 Mercantile
7
6
1
11
July 31
2%
19
July 30
July 23
July 10
July 16
3%
July 2
July 16
Stores Co
.100
com
1,000
2,700
600
Preferred class A
40
45
14
100
790 Metal Textile Corp par pref.*
6,500 Metropolitan Chain Stores..*
300 Met 5-50c Stores class A__
600
Common class B
400
8% preferred
19%
15%
6%
July 31
July 2
July 22
84
73
90
92
91
July 15
July 2
2%
34
July 3
July 17
July 7
18% July 29
7
July 22
20
90% July
96
July
3
9
23%
25X
23
16
20
16
25%
18%
15%
5X
Sale
6
July 23
6%
July 23
%
100
200
24
28
X Sale
"2" Sale"
*
X
2%
26
29 X
1
34 X
IX
Sale
IX
X
X
2X
%
X
X
2X
100
300 Mickelberry's Food Prod
9,800 Midland Royalty $2 pref
17,000
2nd pref
5,600 Midland United Co
700
Sale
27
1%
1%
Sale
%
Sale
c
,
16
34%
1%
July 16
July 10
July 9
July 1
July 31
July 31
%
July 31
11
July 25
11%
July 25
July 2
July 15
17%
19%
July 21
July 8
%
26%
%
34 %
1%
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com
Conv pref series A
%
July
July
July
July
July
16
29
22
1
29
"60"" "62"
14% Sale
*
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Amer dep receipts...
16,1001
70
15%
18%
15
38
19
39%
18%
39%
60
59
9
60
13
50
10
12
85
Sale
4%
400; Monroe Chemical Co com...*
500
15%
13%
17
18%
warr
l.SOOjMock Judson Voehringer
j
13
38
Warrants
10
X
10
8%
7%
3
9 X
....-
100
7% preferred class B
400 Moore Drop Forgings cl A
100 Morris Plan Co of N Y
5%
7%
July 27i
July 10
July 1
10
85
25
July 28
July 21
6%
8
July 20
July 25
12%
30
23%
35
22%
July 21
99%
July 24
35
18
50
20
200 Motor Finance Corp
2,500 Municipal Service Corp
800 Murphy (G C) Co
2,800
200 Nationai Baking
175
Preferred
3,000
•
com
1,800 Nachman-Sprlngfilled Corp.*
44,300 National American Co
49,900 National Aviation Corp..
,*
com....
Sale
2%
Sale
Sale
7
Sale
2
Sale
28
Sale
«
Preferred
Nat
44,700
700
""loo
100
9.S00
10
31
8% Jan.
% June
9% Jan.
Mar.
4% June
1
14% Feb.
5
2% July 30
18
July 30
18% Feb. 21
2
May 18
1% Feb.
6
32% Jan.
6
1% Jan. 12
19% June 10
4% June 24
Jan.
2
June
2
25
June
2
16
Apr.
May
July
June
Mar.
Mar.
July
June
n
8%
6%
8%
38%
28%
73
85%
20
Jan.
16
June
5
24
100
4,000
3,300
6,340
4,500
200
1,200
800
Preferred
5Yi% preferred
National
...
Leather
34%
30%
32%
17
19
17
19
July
July
1
3
30
July 15
34
July
7
4
Jan.
9
30
Jan.
2
19% Feb. 17
3% Jan. 26
1% Feb.
6
41
Apr. 13
6% Apr. 21
Apr. 21
31
9
Jan.
3
2% Apr. 10
5
Apr. 16
50
Mar. 20
Jan.
June 22
29
Mar. 23
113
Mar. 17
Apr.
July
19% Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
2
7
17
June
2
1
15
9
40
30
June 13
2% Feb.
14% Jan.
Feb.
80
1% Mar.
36% Apr.
2% Apr.
37
Apr.
4% Feb.
1% Feb.
% May
1 % Apr.
11% Apr.
17% Feb.
4
9
4
22
7
6
14
2
27
6
14
9
25
13
8
2
2
19
Jan.
28
18
17% Jan.
2
23
June 18
42
Mar. 10
Feb. 11
Feb.
6
68
Mar. 17
7
3
June 11
82
Feb.
17
8% Mar. 4
5
May 15
4
Apr. 30
4
Feb.
10
Jan.
99
23
16
Apr.
7
% Feb.
9
32
Mar.
9
18% Mar. 4
104% Mar. 4
110
May 29
25% Apr. 24
40
M.ay 14
21% Jan. 15
12% June 16
6
41
June
Feb.
2
Jan.
29
10% Mar.
4% Jan.
2
Mar. 24
Jan.
5
13
4
13
12
24
103% Apr. 17
June
Mar.
Mar.
2]
May
4% Jan".
15% Jan.
Apr.
8% Mar.
10% Feb.
10% Mar.
5
Apr.
91
11
X Jan.
July
2
%
3%
page 56.
30
*
*
12
15
com
com
17
12
Sale
106
3%
X
Sale
4
Sale
12
3
10
2
3%
4% Sale
X
5%
4%
1 %
Sale
10
Sale
1
106
1%
July 31 106
4%
July 31
July 31
July 3
7
3
1
L
Sale
% July
9% July
4% July
9
11
15
1
July
*
10
2
6
2
Mar. 21
Mar. 24
1
50
Feb.
27
2
3%
39%
20%
1%
Jan.
Mar.
Apr.
June
May
21
21
15
5
19
26% June
3
20% Apr. 15
1
June
5
3
May
9
12%
105%
1%
6%
June
3*
%
6
5
19
Sale
6
25%
15 %
Sale
5%
3%
20
6
3%
23
1%
Sale
21%
Sale
5
3
18%
1
5%
3%
21
1% Sale
20%
Sale
June
July
Apr.
May
Jan.
3% June
5% Mar.
45
*
*
7
9% July 11
5
July 17
100
10
148.800 Nat Short Term Sec A
see
13
*
Nat Manufacture & Stores._*
Nat Rubber Mach
14,800 National Service Cos
For footnotes
2%
7%
11% Feb. 25
14% Feb.
5
23
June
43% June
33
3
35
National Screen Service..__*
250 Nat Secur Investment com__l
50
5,300
13,700
1
July 30
21
2
9% June
14
5
Feb.
24
1% June
4
% Apr. 21
% Apr. 21
8
Jan.
96
5
3
Feb.
5
2
120
8
June
Jan.
33
9
20% Feb. 20
18% July 29
July 23
2
Apr.
2
%
10
Natl Family Stores common.*
3,400 National Food Prod cl B
Class A with warrants
2,300
109,100 National Investors com
New Common
5,500
100
July
26
6
ContalnerCorp—
1,400
$2 convertible pref.......*
3,500 Nat Dairy Prod pref A
100
200
13,700
....
6
43%
100 National Candy Co com....*
200 Nat Cash Credit Assn com..*
3,600
2%
4
2
...100
1,400 Natl Bancservlce Corp.....
35,000 Nat'l Bond & Share Corp
*
2%
2%
6% Sale
26
July
6
4
4%
2
23
12
40
Am shs
5
27
Feb.
May
15% May
May
18
Apr.
12% June
3% May
35% June
50
18
9
6
Jan.
110
*
19
2
17
25
10
2
100
100
22
Feb.
X
99
Invest Service pref.*
400 Moore Corp Ltd com....
*
55
"
7%
preferred class A....100
1,300 Mtge Bank of Colom
July 10
1H
May
July
54% June
10
82
5
_90 Montgomery Ward A stock._
1,5001 Moody's
2,400
25
5
Apr.
51% Feb.
July
12% Mar.
25% Mar.
27% Feb.
36% Mar.
r81% Apr.
32% Jan.
14% Mar.
Jan.
37
*
5,300'Miss River Fuel Corp
200
11%
14
17% Sale
*
lOO MInn Mining & Mfg
T,300
5
Feb.
Mar. 16
1
1
*
8,900 Mldvale Co
_•
3,150.Miller (I) & Sons com
3,000 Minneap-Honeywell Reg pref
100
180
Jan.
14
100
Midland Steel Product—•
4,800
1,100
11
12
1
75
;
400
6
% Feb. 20
2% Mar. 18
13,100 Mesabi Iron
36,500 Mesta Machine Co common.5
33,100 Metal & Mining Shares com_*
""166
10
19% Mar.
*
A
6,000 Merritt Chapman A: Scott..
200
32
July 25
July 30
*
pref.....
700 Merch & Mfrs Sec
2
77
200 Mercurbank Vienna Am shs
"100
Mar.
60% Feb. 10
July
% Sale
200 McGraw Electric Co
._.*
100 McKee (A G) & Co class B
*
700 McWilliams Dredging Co
*
5,600
7
16% May 7
Apr. 13
3% Jan. 13
14
8% Fob. 21
6% June
19% Apr.
19% June
20
May
76
May
10
July
102
3
Sale
3
Apr.
June
11
2
3
2
5
16
1% July
1 108
July
900 Massey-Harris Co Ltd com..*
800
Feb. 16
Jan.
8
Apr. 14
Jan. 10
Mar. 3
Jan. 27
3% Jan.
July
May
44
12
10
118,200 Mavis Bottling Co of Am
Class A common..
32,000
12,940 Mayflower Associates Inc
200
Jan.
June
Jan.
100
31
2%
18
10
5
6,600 Mapes Cons Mfg Co
*
4,400 Marion Steam Shovel com..*
1,300 Maryland Casualty
4,700
4,100
Jan.
June
7
4%
1%
X
July
July 31
%
IX
x July
104% 110
107
July
11
6
9
*
com
500 Manning Bowman 8c Co cl A.*
100
Class B
•
100
IX
15
'24'" "40"
I*) & Co Inc
1,200 Mangel Stores Corp com....*
1,525
6%% pref with com pur w.*
500 Manhattan Dearborn Corp.*
900
6
"21
59
*
Libby McNeil 8c Libby
10
Liberty Baking Corp com._
Liberty Dairy Products...
68,900 MacMarr
Prices.
13%
23%
10%
23%
1 %
8%
102% Apr. 11
8
10% Apr.
6
Apr. 21
Jan.
6
37
8% Jan. 27
Bakeries
360 Ludlow Mfg Associates
225
35X
25
Realty com
68,200 Louisiana
.
33 X
Sale
7
100 Loblaw Groceterias class B
600 Loew's Boston Theatres ..25
"""266
10% July
33% July
10% July
32%
<»%% Pref with warrants..
4,400
18,400
1,000
5,700
30
6
'30% July""8
Feb.
4% Mar.
34%
•
...
Preferred
7,700
43,000 Lehigh Coal A Nav
4,050 Lerner Stores Corp
100
"7", 500
10
98
! awrence Port Cement
350
3166
101
Sale
100
100 Lazarus (F & R) 6 % % pref 100
100
2,000
•
800 Land Co of Florida
210 Landers Frary & Clark
250
96
*
com
Lackawanna Secur.,
600 Lake Superior Corp
*
1,200
Deposit receipts....
3.700 Lakev Foundry & Mach-.^.*
400
500
200
100
pf__10
cum
300 Kruskal & Kruskal
"i",666
Sale
Ltd—
American shares...
6%
I.
Highest.
Prices
Koppers Gas &. Coke Co—
975
JAN.
2
1931.
8,700 •ohnson Motor Co
RANGE
Price
Jan.
INDUS. 8c MISC. (Con.) Par
200 Jaeger Machine Co com
*
300 Jefferson Elec. Co......... *
100
43
PRICES IN JULY.
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
In
17,300
CURB
YOEK
Feb.
June
Jan.
% July
July
3
July
19
July
4% July
1% July
14
% July
27
15
27
13
8
5% July
3% July
21 % July
4% July
1% July
July
19
July
4% May
1% June
July
31
21 % Juiv
1 5 l4
5
20
5*
3
Tan
17
Mar. 12
109% May 12
,S*
2
Jan.
26
Jan.
28
Mar. 27
10% Mar. 19
7% Feb. 27
6% Mar. 11
50
Jan.
20
1
Feb.
4
7
7% Feb.
5% Feb. 26
24
Feb.
5
Feb.
21
10
3% Mar. 25
22
June 27
AGQREQATB
'
Jan.
INDUS 8c MISC. (Con.)
Shares.
200 National Standard Co
Bid.
Pat
1,800
Nat Steel
zhn'Mii
100 Nat Trade Journal lnc
•
4,500
1,200
Preferred
800
50
1st
1,000
200
Sale
~1% "4k"
Bros
32}$
43$
31%
4%
11 ?$
11
"2k "2%
"2k "3"
8
323$ July
2 %
Sale
11
15
8
12
193$
15$
20
2
15
23
24 H
25
8
1
5
23$
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2
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-
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4
July
9
% July
21 *26}$ July
July
15 25
11
21
July
15$ July
3}$ July
3
9
17
4k
4
13$
13$
1 3$ July
3
4
"3
Sale
2%
Sale
3
243$
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97 Vs
945$
"7% "9
15
July
2% July
4
29
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23
July
253$
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15
17
123$
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60
21
10
22
9
68
2
26 3$
10
293$
21
25
16
25
11
10
12
10
12
21
July 24
8% July 20
18
100
1,300
Sale
19}$
200
9,500
(Cosach) Ctfs for ord b
% July
July
July
6% July
10
July
126
July
43% July
34 Ys July
29
2}$ July
30
1%
shs
Noma Elec Corp com
*
Nordon Corp Ltd com
5
a
W
53$
5
Sale
%
Nor Amer Aviation Inc—
191,900
I,500
4,100
9,300
2,200
1,725
17,400
1,100
10,200
100
300
400
100
50
1,200
150
% Sale
Option warrants series A..
North American Cement
North & South Amer Corp
A*
10
13 3$
9%
12 X
Northwest Engineering
%
1
"40" "40k
39}$
32^
63$
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44%
Sale
Sale
35
39
30
6
5*
11
9
13 lk
100
Novadel Ageue com.
43%
Sale
*
Ohio Brass class B
110
30
26
Northam Warren Corp pref.*
Northwestern Yeast Co
Sale
1
•
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1
18
21 35
65$
27
10
13
22 133
453$
31
27 363$
July
July
Class A without warr
*
35$
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•
4 %
25 Old Colony RR
100
1,600 Oliver Farm Equip new com.*
20,700 Outboard Motors cl B com..*
Class A conv pref._....._*
11,325
1,000
500
14,500 Overseas Securities Co
Sale
7
2}$ Sale
4}$
4%
2 % Sale
2
2%
*
1,000 Ovlngton Bros partlc pref..*
300 Pacific Finance Corp com..10
Parke,
700
100
Conv
200
partic
100
100
pref.....
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3,100
489,800 Pennroad Corp
150
.*
*
4,100
117", 200
200
12,800
5,700
3%
Sale
3?$
19 5$
10
4
•
65$ Sale
com v
24%
17
Sale
6
7Vs
Sale
75
6
50
8
6
Sale
6
2
20
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7
115
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7
36
June
295*
3
5$
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10
9
1
13$
1%
Sale
2%
14
15
14
16
13
16
30
16
30
1%
Sale
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20
4%
3
20
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6% July
July
67 Ys July
16
Jan.
4
Jan.
4%
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6%
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1% Sale
24
25%
10
10
1% July
24
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26% July
8% July
15
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5% July
15
11
7
June
2
14
5
2
30% Apr. 14
5
Feb.
2
12
Feb.
3
May 22
July 15
Jan.
30
July
9
Mar.
Mar. 26
Mar.
V7/4
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4Vs
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13 283$
2 30
10
10
2
5 80
2%
4
May
Jan.
June
June
May
Feb.
June 13
Apr. 25
Feb. 24
% July 25
88
May 22
3$ Jan. 12
300
,
100
10
2,400
400
*
4,200 Pittsburgh Forgings
50
5,900 Pitts & Lake Erie RR
6,150 Pittsburgh Plate Glass com 25
10 Plymouth Cordage Co..100
*
54,700 Polymet Mfg Corp com
•
2,300 Potrero Sugar common
900
Sale
7}$
9
100}$ 101}$
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8
7
8
7
3
88
92
80
85
63
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3
3
7Vs
36%
40
2%
3
3% Sale
31%
41
Sale
34
2
3%
31Ys
85% July 15,
35
July 30
80
July
July
z66
70
July
2%
2% July
3
6%
July
32 Ys July
50
34
40
July
Participating conv stock._*
Propper
2,400
1,100
McCailum
Mill" Co
25
35%
3%
3Vs
5%
Apr. 27
34%
Mar.
15
Feb.
4
Apr.
Mar.
23$ July
June
15
24
Apr.
24% Apr.
13
Jan.
21
410 Prudence Co 7% pref
100
133,200 Prudential Investors com...*
100
$6 preferred
6,090
102,200 Pub Util Holding with
12", ioo
4,100
20,200
1,200
*
Cumulative
Sale
2% July
preferred
75
60
65
65
11%
12
11
Sale
11
88
92
86
28
*
Sale
Warrants
10
5,600 Pyrene Mfg
70
4%
6%
7
%
6%
Sale
26%
39%
63$
233$
22%
10
Mar. 24
Sale
Sale
OVs
9-16
5
Sale
Sale
5%
86
3%
23%
3$
5}$
July 19
July
July 15
July 30
200
;..*
4,500 Radio Products com
12,400 Railroad Shares Corp com..*
4,500 Ry & Utility Inv Corp cl A.10
21,600 Rainbow Luminous Prod A_*
Common class B
*
23,100
Raymond Concrete Pile
"""500
"""700
2,000
S3
600
cum conv
300
100
1
Reliable Stores
26,300
100
10,600
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1%
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3
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8
3%
1%
3
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8
3%
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1
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5%
27
5%
24
4%
Sale
5
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Class B
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*
25$ Sale
*
Sale
4
Sale
...
28,850 Reliance Management
"4% Sale'
4%
Sale
Jan.
5
Feb.
4
May 28
July
July
883$ July
73
12
7
7
17
43$ July
1
July 21
% July
7
6% July
8
30
11 120
li
14
3}$ July
3
July 25
%, July 22
13$ July
8
% July
1
July 31
July 27
1
July
9
3% July 15
% July
9
43$ July
1
24
31
13
12
24
,)
July 31
5% July
3
1
July
9
4
July
1
% July
9
45$ July 23
Republic Gas Co—
*
10
*
2}$ Sale
5$ Sale
11% Sale
1%
2
% Sale
1%
IVs
8% July
1% July
56 July
Richmond Radiator
100
••
•»
.»
«.
-
-
1,000
Common..
1.900
7% preferred
For footnotes see page 56.
...........*
*
1
1 Ys
2%
2%
13$ July
1$
July
2
July
% July
3
14
1
&
13$ July
13
Jan.
31
2
7
May
Jan.
182
65
May
8% June
May
9\% Feb.
14
Mar. 21
80
91
Apr.
15
Feb.
363$ Feb.
10
3
9
Jan.
26
Jan.
J
33$ June
233$ July
3$ May
53$ July
Jan.
5% May
May
5
July
1
July
2% Jan.
3$ May
23
14
20
30
27
9
2
21
Jan.
2
7
Jan.
26
13
2
1J$ July 13
3$ July 16
523$ June
2
3$ Mar. 30
1
2V> May
Feb.
24
9
21
165
Feb.
120
Mar. 21
6
Mar. 27
2Vs Jan. 19
43$ Mar. 2
53$ Mar. 16
3
63$ Jan.
Jan.
7% Mar. 25
130% Apr.
115}$ Mar.
Vs May
1
May
23$ June
23$ May
1
May
3$ July
5$ Jan.
5
100 Repettl Inc
Formerly Saxet Co
285,900
72,500 Reybam Co., Inc...
75,200 Reynolds Investing com
1,025 Richman Bros Co
23$ July
4
200 Reliance Mfg (111)
29,400
6,400
7,300
14
6}$ Mar. 17
25
3
33$ July
14
16
28
2
16
40
*
14
6
Jan.
July
t c
com..
100 Reliance Bronze & Steel
600
4,600
com v
600 Reeves (Daniel) com
2,200
3
Sale
Apr.
Apr.
25
4
pref
4,200 Raytheon Mfg,
100
3 }$
4
32% July
8
40% Apr. 27
11
14
July
13$ July
2
9
Feb.
1
July
July
120
6% preferred..
....100
6,600 0 R S De Vry Corp com
260
7
Mar.
June
130 Quaker Oats com
"""ioo
July
33
29
July 24
July 15
July 30
11
24
7
6
3%
1
5
17
8
Sale
*
June
Feb.
June 30 xl3% Apr.
80
Apr.
July 30 109
293$ June
3 42% Jan.
z66
July
July 14 z68
181
95
'8H Sale
warr
Without warrants
158,700
18,800
343,555
5
6
21
Mar. 26
2
_
9
24
32% July
40
July
1
100 Prosperity Co common B—
100
20 Prov & Worcester RR..
5,300
1,300
6
Mar. 25
15$ Jan.
6
23$ May 29
243$ Feb. 19
7
Sale
*
13
14
Hosiery
com
0
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
5
10
Feb.
79
100
33$ June 24
33$ Jan.
7
16
May
7
11
z68
July
3 3$ July
3 % July
Prentice Hall Inc
100
Feb.
7
35
*
2,700 Powdrell & Alexander
3,900 Pratt & Lambert....
200
6
Mar.
10
27
July
Mar. 24
...
3",200
16
24
22
173$ Jan.
23$ Apr.
1% June
223$ June
6% July
13
Feb.
6
Feb.
81
23
10
7
12
33$ Jan.
Jan.
"
21
29
6
10
~
7
Jan.
5 3$ Jan.
2
26
2% July 21
15
July 20
27
4% Mar.
May
9
20
10
Mar. 10
5
140
June
8
1% July
14% July
4%
Sale
3
27
113$ Feb. 20
5
2
18% Mar.
2 150
Apr. 15
2
51% Feb. 24
1
8
30
20
Feb.
40
2
25
% July 25
1%
Sale
2% Mar. 21
Apr. 27
2
18
13$ May
4% July
100
92
10}$
26
2}$
Vs
1%
100
1%
4
July
July
25
9
1% July 16
65$ Mar. 17
% Mar. 2
June
1
140
15
88
""%
12% July
97^ July
14
Feb. 24
34}$ June 22 70
105
June 26 106% Mar. 19
15
July
27
Jan.
223$ Jan.
1
Jau. 26
June
5
56
66
5
% Jan.
July
June
July
July
9
7% June
6
11% Mar. 10
7
4% July
9
July
26
July
10
July
853$ July
25
July
20
July
5% July
5% July
10
Jan.
13
27
25
23
20
Apr.
May
May
June
10
26% July
4k July
24% July
3
July
22
4% Feb.
70
9
23$ May
1% July
4% July
13 Ys Jam
Feb.
3
293$ Mar. 16
113$ Apr. 14
13
75
51
24% Apr. 18
July 24
8% July 20
July
July
2}$ July 30
9
Sale
Jan.
July
2
3%
70
1
11}$
10
95%
326,500 Pilot Radio & Tube class A.*
5
II,400 Pines Wintcrfront
73,200 Pitney Bowes Postage Meter*
6,100
IVs
5
10
1,240 Pepperell Mfg Co.
....100
*
1,100 Perfect Circle Co
225 Perfection Stove Co..
25
*
57,700 Ferryman Electric Co....
70 Pet Milk 7% pref........100
197,700 Philip Mor's Cons Inc com..*
Class A..
25
5,800
200 Philippe (Louis) cl A com...*
Class B common
*
7,000
92,000 Phoenix Securities Corp....*
Conv preferred A—..__...*
30,200
23,600 Pie Bakeries of America A-.*
*
2,700 Pierce Governor Co
480
1}$
4}$
Sale
6
t c_...*
800 Pennsylvania Salt Mfg
50
300 Penn Traffic Co... .......2}$
28,400
2Vs
25$
*
4
}$
10}$
*
95,950 Parker Rust-Proof com
2,325 Patterson Sargent Co com..*
2,650 Pender (D) Groc Co cl A....*
3,700
5%
2}$
2
Jan.
29
8c Lipscomb—
Austin
13,000 Parke Davis & Co
200 Parker Pen com
1,600
2%
4%
26
42,500 Pan American Airways
32,200 Paramount Cab Mfg com
3,100
7,800
2
2Vs
3
18
Ollstocks Ltd—
22,900
1,700
200
July 21
26% Mar. 11
99
May 23
z 26%
% July
8
43$ June 24
Ys July 28
100
6% preferred
10
2% Feb.
Jan.
21
July
July
17
4
O
July
22
Jan.
9
26
23$
5%
Ys
12%
Sale
Nitrate Corp of Chile
4,000
19,400
74,700
4,000
2
Jan.
Mar.
18
15$ July 16
1
5
July
% July 21
13%
Jan.
Feb.
9
Vs July
4% July
Vs July
13}$
IY
74
Mar.
85$ July 20
Sale
4%
5
3-16 Sale
Sale
15
6%
Sale
19
2% Feb. 28
2% Mar. 17
17
22
63$ July 10
7
75$ July
8
3$ July
1
15
July
5%
0%
7
7}$
24
Jan.
1
24% Apr,
4
July
1 Ys July
6
July
6% July
Vs July
12% July
Sale
6
Sale
27
1
23
7
July
Jau.
53$ Feb.
80
93
5
2?
3(
3% July 22
July
N Y Shipbuilding Co
19,000
(Formerly Am Br BovEl)
81,300 Niagara Share Corp (Md)_.10
1,000 ♦ Stock purchase warrants
28,900 Niles-Bement-Pond com
600
5,000
17
May
2% Apr.
x26% July
23
July
,75H
2
100
6J$ % preferred
5,100 New York Hamburg Corp._S0
1,950 N Y Merchandise Co
100
Feb.
343$ Mar. 11
5Vs Apr. 28
June
55
N Y & Foreign Investing—
700
24
13
21
July
Apr.
July
66
10
8
27
1
Feb.
May
May
May
8
July
1
July 10
July 22
July
July
July
8%
Prices.
31% Mar. 16
42
Jan.
9
•
com....
25,900 New Mexico 8c Ariz Land
100
U
Highest.
May 26
4% May 26
1
Jan. 27
1% Jan.
2
8
July
Jan.
1*
55
*
N V
5
27
4%
68
New Haven Clock Co com
2,600
13
15
%
%
' M
M
12
....
100
2% July
July
6
Sale
350
Preferred
ldO
200 New Engl Equity Corp com.
4,400
15
13
31
♦
5
*
Nestle Le Mur Co cl A
4,600
July
July
6
100
7% pref
6,728 Newberry (J J) Co
500
8
33
6%
5
8%
33
8
25 New Amsterdam Casualty. 10
25
1,900
JAN.
Sale
Prices.
*
*
com.....
2,700 Nelson (Herman) Corp...
3,700 Neptune Meter class A_.
"loo
15$
...
preferred
4,045 Neisner
Sale
31% Mar. 16
25
Apr. 29
"% "l%
com.*
700 Nebel (Oscar! Inc com..
200 Neet Inc conv class A
500
Sale"
*
Natiheim Pharmacies Inc...*
5,600 Nehi Corp
600
28%
*
National Union Radio
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Prices.
24
20
6
Corp warrants
National Sugar Refg
400 National Tile Co common
48,800
3,300
Sale
Ask.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
Lowest.
July 31.
July 1.
Ask.
*
450 National Steel Car Ltd
2,437
21,700
300
2
1931.
Jan. 1.
Shares.
SINCE
Price
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
In
RANGE
PRICES IN JULY.
SALES.
NEW YORK
July
EXCHANGE
CURB
YORK
NEW
44
4
Jan.
3
2
Jan.
3
Apr.
2
14Vs Mar. 21
27
Apr. 20
9% Jan. 10
1
July
9
6
Fob. 26
42
1%
7%
73$
5$
Feb. 10
Feb.
9
Jan. 26
Jan. 13
13}$ Apr. 13
5
Feb.
24
1% Jan. 27
73% Mar. 18
13$ July
13
Jan.
29
5
NEW
AGGREGATE
July
Jan. 1.
Shares.
Shares.
700
mi.
«.
6,800
88.000 Ros8ia Internat Corp
7,800 Royal Typewriter common
400
1,600
9,400 Ruberold Co........
Rubber
100
M
M
-
,
50
14,200
-
Am
Plantation
Bid.
July 31.
Ask
22
27
Bid.
Lowest.
Ask.
21
24
Sale Prices.
20 A July
7
3 A July
Sale
1A
3% Sale
3 A
27
Sale
37
Sale
1%
40" "56"
2
Sale
1A
2A
1A
A
2
2
A July 30
24
35 A
Sale
July
35 A July
dep rets for ord reg..£l
3
Russeks Fifth Ave lnc
•
200 Russell Mfg
100
1,200 Ryerson (Jos T) & Son Inc.
5
8
7
25
35
19
20
54
'59
1,300
10
7% preferred
100
Saxet Co (The)
(Name chan
3,100 Schlff Co com
•
1,600 Schletter & Zand com ▼ t c__*
Cum conv pref..
1,800
*
...
89
80
14
A Sale
ged to Repu
20
15
3A
18 %
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
2434 July
4
-
12,700 Schulte Real Estate Co
•
55,400 Schulte-United 5c& $l Sts._*
7,200
7% cony pref
100
•.
4,200
600
100
200 Scotten Dillon Co
300 Scoville Mfg Co
1,700
22,250
13,300
21,300
298,000
11,200
2,900
237,400
28,300
16,852
41,000
700
35,400
1,100
„
9,400
5,100
1,800
Seaboard
23
8
S
19 %
18 A
23
41
3
10%
4%
3%
5%
June 17
Jan. 21
Mar. 3
Feb. 24
1
22
June
38
27
34
Jan.
42
Jan. 27
Mar. 17
4
Apr. 23
7
June 22
3 34 July
27
July
38
July
50
50
July 24
50
July
24
12 A July
15
14
July
14
17 A July
20
19
July
13
10
10
*
17
•
33 A
*
290
Sale
4A
Sale
2
Sale
Allot certlfs full paid
...
Allot ctfs full paid stpd
45
Sale
$5 M prior stock
45 A
Sale
Selberling Rubber com.....*
Selby Shoe Co com
...*
Selected Industries com
*
*
com
Preferred, series A A
5,600 Signature Hosiery
400
1,400
2,800
Convertible
...
com
140
19 A
-
390
10
5,000
100
2
2,600
100
300
11,100
«.
700
5,226
100
19,476
500
100
900
200
300
700
2,120
23,200
600
100
100
1,200
900
21,100
24,200
5,100
700
17,200
400
600
325
4,000
1,500
50
500
1,000
10,000
800
100
200
100
39,400
73,800
3,700
2,600
300
97,100
7,700
300
7,900
550
100
9,610
4,110
100
47,900
54,900
10,700
310
110
'
5,100
1*800
1,800
_
3,500
«
„
200
300
1,600
800
300
800
«.
-
-
J
-
4,300
Typewriter
7% pref
2,700
8,600
June
6%
2%
3A
52 % Sale
2 A
2A
9
37
1
A July
% July
13
July
6
32
3 A July
1
3
33% Jan.
3% July 31
16% July
31
24
3 A July
20% July
5 A July
6
July
14
30
6 A July
934 July
1
7
2A
July
5034 July
13
15
3% July
55
July
7
1
50
14
55
3
16
June
1
2
26% June
Jan.
4
1%
1A
Sale
1
A
July
A July
15
July
234 July
28
2
4% Jan. 26
6
May
2% Jan.
4234 June
40
June
1
.Tune
14
6
42
3 A
30 A
A
6
8%
47
Sale
Sale
32
5
A
30
11A
34 A
Sale
30A
4A
32
Sale
Sale
A
Sale
*
July
434 July
July
6032 July
29
24
0
24
30
34 July
July
July
55 A July
260
July
32
July
534 July
30% July
61
July
5
Sale
Sale
260
Sale
A
55 A
4
16
3
% July
434
8
Jan.
10
13
June 13
3% Jan
7
1
Jan.
2
3
Jan.
5
17
Jan.
26
37%
5%
30%
37%
7%
10%
Mar.
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
20
26
26
23
26
May
7
16
Feb.
11
4 A Feb.
27
70% Mar. 2
71
Mar.
2
70
Mar.
4
2% Jan.
9
Feb.
17
15
33
Jan.
15
Apr.
16
42
Jan.
28
8% Mar. 25
36
Feb.
25
66% Mar. 27
Apr. 10
108
4«
6
4
June
3% Jan.
2934 June
52
May
104% June
May
July
3% May
55 A July
230
May
1
19% Mar. 9
1% Jan. 14
J*
Jan.
31
34 July
July
5% July
5534 July
275
July
4
6A
2
6% Feb.
A*
30
80% June
19
% Jan. 15
34 Mar. 17
13
July
"
27
33
r
5%
148 A
v t c
9
Sale
*
SA
128
1A
2A
1A
1
10
2A
Sale
3
2
1A
2
•
com
Convertible
Standard Screw..
50
*
Preferred........
Stein Cosmetics Inc
Steinite Radio
*
com
..100
•
com
15
20 A
16
19
Corp.
Strauss (Nathan;
834 July
134 July
2
10
v
July
134 July
21
14
134
3
1
July
234 July
15
17
3
134 July
July
1
22
l
134 July
22
134 July
22
A
lH
12
Feb.
28
Apr. 21
Feb.
71% Feb.
343% Feb.
21
27
17
A
39
Sale
16 A
9A
19 A
A July
17
July
1634 July
16
2
23
.
34 July
16A
14
16 A
1534
SO
02 A
90
95
39
July--31
1634 July
2
27
3A
•
Stutie Motor Car Co...
*
Warrants
Sullivan Machine Co.
4
12
17
9234
0%
4A
5A
4
3
2
3
2
3
~~3
"3
3A
2
3
■.*
com.
<*
....
A
3
7A
ISA
534
OA
Sale
July
8
4
July
8
22
July
34 July
17
9
22
July
34 July
17
9
6
1
Jan.
134 July 22
7% May 25
17
■i
13
334 July
1134 July
27
29
July
1634 July
55 34 July
2
29
90% July
2
434 July 29
434 July
4-
10
1
4 A
Sale
25
28 A
Sale
15
36
Sale
6A
5
8A
16
•
7 A
5A
Securities Corp.. .1
2A
OA
Sale
*
35
37
25 A
29
Prod Exports
.*
Tobacco Secur Trust Co Ltd
99,800 Transcontinental AirTransp*
6A
.*
73,600 Trl-Contlnental Corp Warr._
38,900 Tri-Utilities Corp com
...»
is
6A
"11%
10
Sale
*
July
14
1
July
31
22
22
29
14
30
14
3
July
13
June
4
May
July
% May
68
May
16
17
22
28
334 June
1
22
10
June
2
13% June 2
85% Jan. 14
4
Jan.
2
11
10% July
634 July
5
July
9 % July
2
July
7% July
1
434
3634
3534
Sale
534
41
3
Sale
Sale
3334
534 Sale
11A
834
D
July
July
7
10
25% July
32% July
434 July
22
Sale
2A
2A
3A
13"
is"
13"
20
30
31A
A
34
15
28
14
4
45 A
AO A
3234
Sale
A
8
44
45A
42
45
5
July
3734 July
7
13
15
35
*"734
July
"
6
"3" July "28
39
41
42
46
3A
Sale
7
Sale
6
Sale
Sale
27A
Sale*
3 A
3 A
12%
"l3~"
6
6A
Sale
5A
Sale
5A
334
12
1434
1234
20
30
15
9
July
31% July
% July
30
7
1
1434 July
434 July
44
July
22
22
3
22
29
11% Mar. 21
% Mar. 28
3
Mar. 26
Apr. 27
6% Mar. 26
16% Apr. 16
10
Mar.
6
Jan.
3
Mar. 11
6
July
434 July
42% July
10
28
1
8
14
Jan.
12% Jan.
7
25% Feb' 11
17% Feb. 27
90% May 25
1
2
19
1
1
95
4
Mar. 27
8% July
July
29% July
A July
Mar. 18
Jan.
5
Apr. 23
15
25
20
June
5% June
3
5
July 14
9% July 30
ZT
30
5
12
56
6
634 July
6
9
16
16
"2% July"
Jan.
31% Mar. 21
4
July
8
1034 June 24
2
2
22
July
July 31
18% Mar. 17
89
10% July
7
July
5
July
18
July
2% July
24
Sale
39
30
Apr. 22
July 31
6
7
26
% Apr. 16
A Feb. 11
June 27
3
Feb.
22
26% July
July
5% July
14
2% Mar.
4
July
2
28
5-16 July
19
37
Feb.
Mar.
9-16 July
IS
5
Mar. 18
Jan. 12
May 25
4
Jan.
36
Jan.
5
Jan.
4% June
18
May
3% June
3% May
•2% Jan.
15% June
18% Apr.
100% June
20
Apr.
26H
Jan.
4% Mar. 21
22% Feb. 28
4
May 25
8
40%
3%
30%
40%
3% May
24% June
29% June
4
Apr.
11% Mar.
8
2
Mar. 19
Mar.
2
May
5
5
Jan.
Apr. 14
Mar.
Mar.
18
Feb.
2
15% Feb.
5
2
7
Feb.
7
6
26
9
9
3% Feb. 20
12
46
22
18% Apr. 22
Mar. 12
10 102% Mar. 26
37
Jan. 10
12
39% Apr. 14
13
June
3
1% Jan.
23
May
4
May
42% July
20
Apr.
37% June
3% Jan.
18
18
29
27
1
2
14% July
4% July
22
22
27
12
50
Feb.
20
Apr. 27
42
Jan.
24
5% July
15
Sale
534 July
30
634 July
5% June
3
13% Mar. 27
24
1
4
July
334 July
2% Jan.
3
Sale
3% July
334 July
June 12
6% Mar. 24
29% Mar. 10
6% July
7
6% July
5% May 22
12% Jan. 16
8% Feb. 21
14% Feb. 25
reg..
.
2
5%
2A
Screen
common
June 12
3% May 21
2
52
Tlmken Detroit Axle pref. 100
100 Tom Huston Peanut Co com.*
50 Torrlngton Co of Maine
*
9
26
34 A
Sale
27 A
Sale
Am dep rets ord reg shs..£l
1,200
Am dep rets def reg
400
5 sh
6.400 Todd Shipyards Corp
•
Sale
41
5A
22,400 Tobacco
14
1
5A
37
4A
com
3
6
Sale
IS
3 A
Tlsh'ian Realty 8c Constr._•
Tobacco& Allied Stocks..
•
9
Feb. 11
Mar. 31
18% Mar.
1% Jan.i
May 20
June 10
Jan.
8
June 25
15
4
3 A
36
Swift International
com
Jan.
5
5-16 July
1234
Swi ft 8c Co
rhermokl Co 7% conv pf. 100
14
A
Super Maid Corp common...*
.
9
8
Mar. 14
Jan.
3
Feb. 25
Mar. 30
24
2A
*
.
1%
2%
4%
1%
% Feb. 16
Sundstrand Mach Tool com.*
Tninz Pork Stores Inc.
3A
11
4
19
shs.
5
Sale
2
16
Am rets for ord.
16
14
12
15
17
30
8% July
134 July
1% Mar.
1
July
2% July
1% Mar.
26
4
Sale
3 A
5 A
Pict
A
85
5
Thew Shovel Co
Jan.
9
15
7
Sale
20 A Sale
11A
13 A
4
pref.
15
"A '"A
1
5
Investing Co
22
4%
15
11%
27 192
28 108%
A
1
Sale
13 A
July
July
8% June
98
July
108% Jan.
5
6A
36
lnc com..*
Stroock (S) 8c Co
Struthers Wells Tltusvilte.I*
For footnotes see page 56.
20
A
%
21A
Syrac Wash Mach B com...*
3,000
2,900
Sale
25
Stores com...*
Stromb-Carlson Tel Mfg,
Class A
27 135
2
88% Jan.
Taggart Corp com
700 Taylor Milling Corp com
*
117,400 Technicolor Inc common...*
545,700
July
15
*
....
Sterchl Ilros Stores
Stetson (John B) Co com...*
Stlnnes (Hugo)
20,400
800
200
380
1,200
4,200
98
334 July
100
Starrett (The) Corp
6% cum pref...
Stein (A)8c Co com
30,000 Thatcher
22
pref erred ....*
Standard Holding class A...*
Invest S5% pref..*
Standard Mot Constr
*
Standard
conv
1A
2A
A
A
A
Staley (A E) Mfg 7% pref..100
Standard Cap 8c Seal
Corp..*
Standard Dredging common *
$3
July
Sale
Am dep rets ord
reg shs....
Stabl-Meyer Inc
10
Sale
1A
3A
Spiegel, May8c Stern 6% pf 100
Sun
7
1034
91A 100
2
1
com.*
with warrants.100
Strauss-Roth
10%
132
OA
Triplex Safety Glass Ltd—
300
5A
Spanish & General Corp Ltd
Am dep rets ord bearer shs.
Trans-Lux
11,100
Sale
OA
30
6A
2
14
& Corona
400 Tenn Products Corp
4,600
ISA
A July
A July
13
July
37
Sale
Sale
33 A
Sale
Sale
Sale
•
Storkline Furniture
Corp
1,600
Convertible preferred...25
•
%
100
8,400 Southwest Dairy Prod
700
300
12%
28
3 A
19 A
IA Sale
*
600 Snla Vlscosa Ltd
120 lire
300
Interim rets
28,200 South American Air Lines..*
Southern
39,400
Corp com
j
»
200 Southern Grocery Stores
*
1
100 Southern Stores Corp ci A..*
700
-
A
vtc—*
Preferred....
Smith (L C)
400
.#
Vs
Sale
34
1
1734 July 20
A Jan.
3
3% Jan.
2
10
June 13
53% Jan.
.
—
H
13
29
26
Mar. 13
'
2.200
_
90% Jan.
21
80% June
17
.100
preferred
July 24
Mar. 13
10% June
21% Mar. 6
107% Mar.
110% Mar. 5
29
Apr. 24 30
Apr. 24
above.)
ee
48% Feb.
5
25% Jan. 19
50
10
•
61,864 Silica Gel Corp com v t c...*
275 Silver (Isaac) Ac Bros pref.100
1,500 Singer Mfg
100
Singer Mfg Ltd..
£|
Am dep rets ord reg shs.
5,800
4,300 Slstd Financial Corp
•
3.590 Smith (A O) Corp com.
.*
25
21%
36
4
com
Feb. 25
Feb.
5
June 12
2
"3A Sale"
Securities Corp Gen'I com
Bros common..
Seeman
72,715
6% conv preference.
Rl)
1,675 Sherwin-Williams Co(Ohio 25
400
18
Segal Lock Ufc Hardware
2,800 Sheaffer (W A) Pen com
110,856 Shenandoah Corp com
400
Sale
Sale
25
Utll Shares, com..*
4,000 Seton Leather
100
7,000
4,200
1
Apr. 23
5
21
3%
2A
27
4
19
12% Sale
Highest.
10% June 17
2 A Feb. 25
134 June
2% Jan. 19
8
Sale
3
Selfridge Prov Stores Ltd—
5,500
Ordinary
£1
207,500 Sentry Safety Control
*
25,025 Service Stations Ltd clas9 A.*
3,S55
i.
20 A July
21
July
200 Schoeneman (J) Inc com..,.*
«.
.
—
JAN.
Sale Prices.
26
June
3
48
13" Sale'
blic Gas.
Highest.
Sale Prices
8
Inv Tr
100 St Lawrence Paper
6% pf.100
St Regis Paper Co..
10
100
7% cum pref
100
50 Sanford Mills Co common.-*
Savannah Sugar Refinlng-
1,000
22
20
*
1,600 Safety Car Heating <8r Ltg.100
-
July 1.
.'
100
....
517,200
■
SINCE
2.
Ask
Bid.
(Con.)
4,000 Rlke-Kumler Co com
*
200 Rogers Majestic Corp A
_*
1,000 Roils Royce of Amer pref.100
13,800 Roosevelt Field Inc
_.*
150
RANGE
Price
Jan.
1931.
INDUS. & MISC.
45
PRICES IN JULY.
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
-
EXCHANGE
SALES.
In
.*
CUBE
YOKK
~1~4A
6% July
3
7
8% Apr. 23
46
Since
July
Jan. 1.
Jan.
1931.
50 Truscon Steel 7% pref
100
Tubize Chatillon Corp—
Common B v t c
*
139,250
2,200
6,600 Tung Sol Lamp Wks
600
700
300
$3
21*6
1454
*4
1,600
♦
Union Tobacco Co com
34,700
300
23
3254
Sale
9
8
8 *6
26*6
Sale
27*6
Sale
28*6
20
30
3-16 Sale
26*6 July 23
27*6 July
1
20*6 July 22
*6 July
7
28*6 July 17
20*6 July 22
3-16 July 31
120 United Amer Utilities com..*
100 United Carbon pref.
..100
9,400
I,200 United Chemicals Inc com..*
26,300
$3 cum partic pref
*
*
76,420 United Dry Docks com
600 United Engineering & Fdry.*
1,202,810 United Founders Corp com.*
*
3,700 United Milk Prod com
250
7% Gumul preferred
100
2,100
"""800
700
106", 500
18 *4
2 *4
2iy2
Sale
Sale
IK
1*1
17 K
53
7
154
5*6
2H
50
20
•
IK
1K
22
21*6
22
Sale
Sale
4*6 July
4*6
4*6
4*6
5*6
4*6
United Carr Fastener com..*
2
Sale
4*6
136
Sale
1h
53
17
Am dep rets for ord reg..£l
1,700
2,000 United Porto Rican Sugar.
3,700 Unit Profit Sharing com...
300
Preferred..
10
200
4,400 United Retail Chemists pfd
25
4,400 United Shoe Mach com
600
2",700
42,900
I,400
4,100
II,800
10,100
800
100
100
5
6
8
52
57
1,500
United
1,400
5,400
1,300
2,800
••
35,600
27,550
50,450
24,000
23,900
A
*
8
5
54*6
52K
65*6
10**
7*6
900
Certificates of deposit
U S Playing Card com..
"""200
9,300
400 CI S Radiator
i0
12
0
7
6
6K
5,700
1
4*6 June
100
3",800
650
2,500
2,000
3,200
1,500
67,145
9,800
56,000
26,000
39 K
2K
2034s
12
Sale
11
11
46
*
20
100
4754
Sale
53*6 July
14
1 *6
July
10
3
July 18
July 20
60
2,800
*
*
'"554
*
14 K
5
38*6
1*6
Sale
Sale
25*6
25*6
1*6
38*6
1*6
20*6
Sale
23
35
38
36*6
38
3
5*4
15
15
17
31
2
IK
6*6
16*6
Sale
4*6
72*6 Sale
Sale
72*4
5*6
16*6
5*6
654
£18
17
4*6
6
12**
13
7
5
5*6
7*6
5*6 Sale
4
13**
3
25*6
2
13
July
July
T,2o6
18**
4 *6
Sale
Sale
*
6 56
Sale
9
8
14*6
17
5*6
19*6 Sale
436
5*6
Sale
40
4*6
5*6
5*6
8*6
35
4*6
5*6
4H
Sale
Sale
9
5*6
8*6
17*6
5*6
13*6
4*6
31
16
21
2
22
29
31
13
10
140
IK
Sale
7
6
5*6
4*6
July
8
15
15
July
8
6*6
18
3*
*6
2*6
4
*6
„
Sale
20
28
*
10
20
15
20
10
1,500
2,100
300
438,600
5,000
6,200
34,400
21,800
8,500
3,800
A
1..
>
July 3.0
5*6
July
7
July 15
July 31
*6
2*6
July 15
July 9
*6
2*6
10 K
*
*
*
il-low Cafeterias com
Preference
Sale
"12"" "l3*6
K
Co
Woolworth (F W) Ltd—
Winter (BenJ>
Am dep rets
July
40
7
11*4
July 25
13
70
July
70
July
*6
July 10
1
9*6
3*6
25
21
*6
10*6
5*6
ord shares..
6% pref
275 Youngstown Sheet & Tube
8*6
3*6
8*6
July 14
July 21
July
July
30
Jan.
3
June
33
Mar.
Apr.
ol*6 Jan.
1*4 Jan.
510
*6
Sale
Sale
3*4
3*6
3
21
25
20
11*6
*6
16
15
10*6
Sale
3*6
24*6
15*6
July 25
July
1
July 7
10*6
5*6
86*4
IK
g
July 15
July 10
14
July 28
114*4
July 14
101
July
1*6
Sale
1*4
*4 July
800 Insuranshares of Del
2,300
2,300
Westvaco Chlorine
3
May
6
19*6 Mar. 12
5*6 Feb. 14
29*6 Mar. 26
10
Mar. 26
15
June
9
15*6 June
3*4 Jan.
2
2
4*6 May
Mar.
*6 June
2*6 July
27
21
Jan.
40
June
17
Jan.
8*6 Feb. 26
70*4 Feb. 27
2
Feb. 25
19
24
31
8
12*4
5*4
July
July
86*4
J«iy
20
25
Prod
2
n3
»i«
16
9
17
16
19
9
85
Jan.
27
Mar. 25
June
60*4 June 10
*6 Jan. 17
39*6 Jan.
25
Jan.
Apr. 13
60*4 June 10
1 *6 Feb. 28
46*6 Jan.
6
Jan.
Jan.
10 120
14*4
6*6
33*4
4
22*6
->6
1*6
June
Jan.
8
3
12*4 Jan.
14*6 June
*6 June
7
2
7
6*4 Jan.
Feb.
52*6 Jau.
24*6 Feb.
22
Apr.
29
21
26*6 Mar. 25
3
10
Mar. 11
Mar. 10
Mar. 27
Jan.
7
Jan.
5
9*6 June 18 12*4 July
4*6 June 18
5*4 July
June
3 101*6 Jan.
7
2
28
4*6 Jan.
4*6 Feb.
'is July
26
26
85
1*4 Jan.
1 *6 Jan.
*4 July
July 24
July 20
July
*6 July
400 White Sewing Mach deb rts.
PUBLIC
7
Jan.
Jan.
60
3
*6
pf
32,600 Associated G tk E deb rts—
Stock purchase rights
8,410
800
Jan.
11*4 July
RIGHTS
400
2
9
30
9
25
7
June 29
5
Mar. 27
Apr.
4
7*6 Mar. 21
2*6 Jan.
3
9*6 Feb. 24
78
Apr. 15
9*4 Mar. 2
19*6 Feb. 25
48*6 Jan. 30
7*4 Mar. 24
9
Mar. 10
7
Jan.
8
12*6 Feb.
2
June 19
4
14*6 May
7
12*6 June 23
July 14
July 9
July 22
July 25
8*6
2
Jan.
20
July
26
21
20
7
July" 2 7
27
49
120
100
Wilson Jones Co com
Am dep rets
July
Feb.
6*6 Jan.
June
39** Sale
& Co.......
)
3*6 Feb.
May
Ry
7% prior lien stock
Williams
729,300
10,700
25
Sale
28
Wheeling & Lake Erie
200
14**
50 Wist Jersey & Seashore RR 50
2,100 West Virginia Coal & Coke
*
2,200 Wheatsworth Inc com
500
60
8*6 July
2
40
22
t c_
2
50
1st pref
100
500 Western Pipe & Steel com.. 10
Western Tablet & Stationery
common v
Mar. 10
32
8
3
5
July
2
10
Jan.
24
19*6
13
June
1
June 10
4*6 June
2
67*6 June
3
5
May 27
14*6 Jan.
2
35
July
2*6 Jan.
July 17
Feb.
8*6 Mar.
June 29
16*6 July
39*6
5 *6
5*6
5*4
8*6
10
10
20
13
5
20
11
4
4*6
Sale
7%
500
15
4
Jan.
Mar.
Apr.
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
25*6 July
11% Jan.
July
7
July 28
3
22
2
25
14
8
31
1
74
6
Jan.
17
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
5*4
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
17
Sale
17
5
17
12
July 29
16*6
July
July 28
2
Jan.
60
Jan.
1*4 July
1
July
30
July 29
1
40
30
*
8,100 Watson (Jno Warrton) Co—*
4,800 Wayne Pump Co com
*
Convertible preferred
*
1,700
1,437 Welch Grape Juice
—*
2,900 Western Auto Supply com A *
33,900 Western Air Express Corp..10
Western Maryland Ry—
10
1
31
2
....
"""75
6*6
56*4
30*4
2*6
6*6
65*6
May
1
May 26
June
2
4
7
6
3
2
10
Feb.
5*6 Feb.
4*6 May 27
May
8
July 21
38
Gooderham
& Worts common
500 Warren (S D) Co
9
July
July
43
July 15
5
5*6
554
3*6
Sale
13
corn....
Walker (Hiram)
132,800
2*4
*
100
300
Sale
Sale
5
300 Wagner Electric Co com... 15
4,200 Waltt & Bond Inc class A._*
600
Class B
*
'"166
5
Sale
2
3,000 Vogt Mfg Corp
3,100
July
July
July
July
July
23*6
3*6
30
...25
48,700 Walgreen Co
Warrants.
5,500
59
29
11
Feb.
Jan.
2
Mar. 30
1*6 June 17
IS
20
25
8*4 Apr. 25
48
Sale
3
21
4*6
com..10
300
i'.lOO
*6 July
3
July
60
July
10*6 July
6
July
2
Pack com
7% pref
Vlck Financial Corp
3
29
June
48
6
1
July 29
July 22
10*6
16*6
IK
Priority Stock
3?*
*6 May 20
5*6
Preferred
14
53*6 July
Feb.
Mar.
Mar. 14
5
Mar. 21
Jan. 23
June
1*6 May 20
May 27
*4 July
9
1
*
Utility & Ind Corp com
Van Camp
9
com..*
Utility Equities com
63,963
II,900
51,600
7
1*6 July
29*6
Pictures
Utah Radio Products,
2*6 July
9
Sale
185 Van Camp Milk preferred. 100
50
800
Universal
7
*4 July
Mar. 19
Apr.
6
28*6 Mar. 20
3*6 Mar. 10
May
May
17
Co—25
nsurance
16
.Tan.
5*6 July
U S Stores Corp com
800 Universal f
Feb.
15
U S Radio & Television com.*
800 U S Rubber Reclaiming..
2,800 II S Shares Financial
50
10
4*6 July
4*6
5K
Sale
10
common
Jan.
1*6 June
32*6 June
1%
Sale
62*6
11*6
7*6
3
63
10
6*4 Sale
31
---*
with warr..*
4,550
4
Mar. 27
100
7
13
30
T*6"
¥
i*
60
"5A Sale"
B._*
with warr—*
""175
Jan.
58
U S Lines Inc pref
U S & Overseas
May
30
2*4 July
!!H
«8
Jan.
June
22*6 July
2
July
U S & Internat Sec com..
1st preferred
27
3
5334
50
100
Preferred
United States Foil class
1
Feb.
5*6 Jan.
Sale
9
60
Finishing common.....*
Class B
U S
700
"2,200
*
*
Wall Paper
U S Dairy Prod class
IK
6*6
vtc_*
United Stores Corp com
12
26*6 July
100
7
2
24
20
June 15
Jan.
21*6
17*6
*6
3*4
Feb.
Feb.
June 22
15
1*6
*6
IK
IK
25
Preferred
.
16
12
8
2%
854
154
........
""300
7
26
3
4*6 July
17
3*6 Jan.
20
July
1 *6 July
United Molasses Co Ltd—
""300
1
28
1
Sale Prices.
2 103*6 Feb.
103*6 Feb.
28
23
20
Highest.
Prices.
Sale
Prices.
6*6 July
8*6 July
26*6 July
July
July
4*6
8*6
Sale
6*6
3 54
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale
Sale Prices.
Ask.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
Lowest.
July 31.
July I.
Ask.
3 *6
7
*
*
com
pref
cum conv
52,700 Ungerleider Financial Corp.*
♦
16,800 Union Amer Invest com
900
2
Bid.
INDUS. & MISCEL. (Concl.)
Shares.
Shares.
1.
JAN.
Price
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
In
SINCE
RANGE
IN JULY.
PRICES
aggregate sales.
16
*4 July
*6 Mar.
*6 July 29
*4 Mar. 3
2 115*6 Mar. 11
21 103*6 Mar. 30
3*6 Feb. 16
9
UTILITIES
Par
375
300
2,900
1,200
15,000
43,200
2,200
275
300
125
109,400
60,000
2,800
4,000
100
1,700
"""600
211,100
1,500
2,900
1,895 Ala Power Co $7 pref......
*6 preferred..
2,735
—
*
23,450 Allegheny Gas Corp.
Amer Cities Power & Lt Corp
Class A
—50
15,500
Class B_.
*
153,000
330,400 Amer Commonwealth Pow clA
Class B
*
18,800
A
*
475
S6.50 1st preferred...
-*
700 Amer Dist Teleg N J pref.-IOO
741,100 Amer & Foreign Power warr
479,400 American Gas & Elec com—*
Preferred
*
15,000
25
75,000 Amer Light & Trac com
'
2,250
6% preferred
25
41,600 Amer Nat Gas com v t c__.
25 Amer Pub Serv 7% pref_-.100
29,100 Amer States Pub Serv class A
*
4,413,500 American Superpower
1st preferred.
32,300
*
SOcumulative preferred .
17,400
475
Sale
102
2*4
2*6
3354
35K
5 K Sale
11*6 Sale
22
24*6
1*6
32*6
33*6
8*6 Sale
12*6 Sale
31*6
6*4
Sale
Sale
13
Sale
19
22*6
$7 1st preferred
14 K
Sale
Sale
Sale
109*6 Sale
38*6
39*6
29*6
32
18*6
66*6
43
26
3K
Sale
30
Sale
10*4 Sale
82*4
81
1*6
2*6
1*6
3
10*6
12*6
91*6
Sale
11
Sale
Sale
1*4
July
31*4
16
.1$
31
17
28
July
July
July
19
July
19*6
July
70
Sale
70
July
110*6 July
15*6 Sale
14*6 July
60
July
62*6 Sale
109*6 July
37"" "38"
37
July
30
33
30
July
1*6
2*6
2*6 July
8*6
10*6
92
10
29
31
14
15
15
15
17
8
10
July 17
8
Sale
92*4
10*6
9 IK
82*6
115
2 102
1*4
9
July 15
July
July 29
July
2
112
June
July 13
100
Jan.
July 10
1*4 July
July
2
31*4 July 16 38*6
10
2
July
1
5*4 Jan.
17
2
July
5
10*6 June
17
July
2
Apr. 30 29*6
90
July 20
75
May 27 89
65
July
2
May 27 75
75
5 112
111
July 21 now Feb.
3
June
31*6
22*6 July 3
2
8654
6
48*6 June
71*6 July
Jan.
31
11054
July
3
102*6
110*4
3
54*6
2
34*6 June
39*6 July
Jan. 23
30*4
26
30
July
8
June 10
5*6
3*4 July 3
91*6
91*6 Apr. 27
20
3
Apr. 24
6
10*6 July
1
19*6
3
8*6 June
13*6 July
99
3
93
July 13
81*6 Jan.
7
89*6
82*6 Jan.
83*4 July 2
33*6
8*6
13*6
22*6
Amer Tel & Tel—
79,400
1,600
100
2d installment paid..
490,660 Appalachian Gas com
Warrants
9,400
47,266
150
300
9,900
534s
com
1,050 Arkansas Pow & Lt prof
20,600 Assoc Ga« & Elec, com
Class A
611,600
$5 preferred
6,545
8,669 I $8 int-bear allotctfs
18,100 I Allotment certificates
Sale
350 Associated Tel & Tel cl A
7,800
For footnotes
*
._*
*
25
40
100*6 10334
15
17*6
Associated
see page
56.
Telen Utilities
4*6
Sale
4*4 Sale
0*i
2
July 30
4
Sale
*
67*6 Sale
July
July 15
4
July 27
103
*6
July
6
105*6 107*6 106*6 107*6 105*4
July
9 106*6
25/8 15*
0
25
*
20
15
15*6
Sale
Sale
13
"76*6 Sale'
""""§ Sale
M
July 15
67
July 30 80
July
2 20*4
July 15!
M
July 17 65
Sale
M
65
*
Sale
24
25*6
15*6
11*4
19*6
22
4*6
*4
Sale
Warrants
176,700
250
100
144
150
....
100 Arizona Power
80
135
*
July
1
July 9
July 2
July
1
July 17
Jan.
May
Jan.
15
Feb.
Jan.
23
Apr.
8
June 30
6
Mar.
Feb. 24
Feb.
26
July
1
Feb.
3
28
June 29
Mar.
7
Apr. 27
Mar. 25
Mar. 21
Mar. 18
Mar. 20
Jan. 24
856 Feb. 10
May 12
Jan.
15
20
2 109*6 May 14
Feb. 26
30
2
2354 Mar. 27
11*4 July 15
8
64*6 June
67
July 30
19
28
27
24 144
May 20
*6 May 28
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Mar. 19
6
■i«
June
9
65
July
17
22
Jan.
2
8954 Apr. 11
9154 Feb. 28
24*6 May 22
Jan.
67
26
May 13
25% Mar. 23
NEW
aggregate
YORK
CURB
EXCHANGE
sales.
PRICES IN JULY.
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
In
Since
July
Jan. 1.
PUBLIC UTIL. (Conl.)
Par
200 Barcelona Tr Lt & Pr ord__50
July 1.
* Ask.
Bid.
Bid.
July 31.
Ask.
Bid.
Ask.
1,900 BellTelep Co of Can_._._.100
Tr
Lt
&
Pr ord
Class B
Highest
Sale Prices.
115% H9
*
21
July 15 138%
Lowest.
July
7
17%" July" 15 "24%'July "7
18% Sale
25% Sale
26% Sale
104
26%
102%
Sale
Cables & WirelessAm dep rets A ord sh
21,800
£1
Am dep rets B ord sh
32,100
£1
Am dep rets pref sh
12,900
£1
375 Canadian Hydro-El 1st pf.100
% Sale
% Sale
3 % Sale
%
%
% Sale
% Sale
'2% "3"
2
%
Sale
Sale
101
101
t c*
v
*
15 %
July 3
July 31
July 6
July 6
July 31
July 28
July
6
July
6
*17 %
July
%
"21*" "23""
20
22
21
100
140 Cent 111 Pub Serv $6 pref
'
2
July 31
26%
July 27 104
%
%
2%
103
*
1 101
July
130 Cent Indiana Pow 7% pf.100
10 Central Maine Pow 7% pf_100
500 Cent Pow & Lt 7% pref
100
14,600 Cent Pub Serv
274,100
Class A
350
25
600
8,200
$6
of Del
preferred
54 preferred
$7 Prior lien preferred.---*
57 preferred
75
1,450
conv pref
25
Conv pref new
Sale
18
8%
Sale
8
15
July 21
16% July
6
July
15
8% July
1
s58% July
17
July 30
July
9
17
July 23
74
July
3
84
July
44% July 31
15
8
17% Sale
*
•
47 y8
49
84
Sale
44
45
44% Sale
59
Jul*
59% July
10
July
17% July
78% July
87% July
46
July
Edison
100
221
Warrants
Sale
Sale
205
198
E L & P Malt com.
Class A preferred
25 Dayton Pow & Lt 6% pref. 100
200 Dixie Gas & Utilities com..*
157,200 Eastern States Pr
B
com
*
11,600 Eastern Util Associates
1%
Sale
1 %
Sale
1% July
9
1% July
3
10%
Sale
9
Sale
8% July
22
11% July
6
90
150
51% July
18
55
56 %
59
55%
60
Sale
87%
Sale
preferred
14%
5
Sale
6%
93
Elec Pow & Lt 2d
pref A.._.*
Option warrants
50 Empire Dist Elec 6% pref. 100
4,600 Empire G 8c F 7% pref
100
100
stk__*
part
24,400 Empire Pub Serv class A
15,500 European Elec Co of Can A.10
123,000
Option warrants
7,100 Florida Power & Lt $7 pref..*
11
13
6
9%
4
6%
14%
118
31,400
56 cum conv pref ser B
310 General Pub Serv 56 pref
575 Gen Pub Utilities 57 pref
*
2%
15 y8
3
17
102
1%
Sale
19
Sale
11%
32%
7%
Sale
Sale
Sale
%
19%
Sale
41%
Sale
103M Sale
42
9
32%
7%
Sale
103%
91%
Sale
Sale
Sale
74
79
86
Sale
31%
33
5%
9%
7% Sale
1 % Sale
22%
24
31
2%
18%
36
1%
11
1%
Sale
31%
1%
7%
Sale
v
50 Hartford Electric Light
250 Haverhill Elec Co
Sale
32%
7%
34% July
July
90% July
23
15
8ale
5
97%
5%
98%
t c
72
a*
77
3%
98
July
July
July
July
12
July
33% July
8% July
15
85
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July 31 90
17% July 15 24
70% July 18 70%
61
July 25 62
71% July 241 74 %
36
39%
July 10 n39%
1 % July
2
2,
1%
9%
7% July 15! 11
1% July 29
2%
100
2 100
July
4
Sale
82
85
93
96
2
3
65
75
5
98
85 %
90
100
2,400 Intercom Power com A....
1,710 Int Hydro-El 53.50 conv pref.*
700
Warrants
Warrants
90
91
90
93
90%
90%
91%
94%
700
41%
Sale
41
22%
32%
8%
Sale
21%
32%
7%
23%
35
Sale
94
Sale
44
21%
33
35
5)4
2%
%
Sale
Sale
1%
33%
Sale
77% Sale
73%
98
98
Sale
3
Sale
3%
1%
101
Sale
Sale
1%
74%
1%
July
July
July
July
2% July
17
9
16
2
31
July
Kings County Lighting
5% preferred series D..100
7% cum pref series B...100
*
98% 100
30
303-3
114%
30%
31
..100
27
Marconi Internet Marino
56
91
Jan.
5 110
Am dep ret
of Can
1
31*
20 103
July
51
July
July
60% July
5% July
99% July
104
July
41
July
July
11
July
27
4
Jan.
June
7
6% June
3
91 % July
94% July
98
97
Jan.
87
Mar. 18
100
Feb.
50
Jan.
8
June
3
May 26
112
June 19
Mar. 24
107
June 29 107
Sale
8%
2%
3%
2% July
1 % July
1%
July
July
98% July
109% July
103% July
1 % June
36
9
Sale
28
29% July
110% July
106% July
110
July
24
8
99% July
9
9 30% July
3 111% July
2 107% July
24 111
July
3
7
29
25
28
38
7%
8%
2% Sale
2
.1
June 24 103
7
9
8% July
3
July
June 24
18'
68% Mar. 16
July 22 115
July 22
115
77
June
2 101
Feb.
26
105% June 15 108
9
June
1
17%
4
8
July 21
41% Feb.
9
44%
97% Jan.
5 103%
Jan. 20
Apr. 24
108
Jan.
Jan.
108
Jan.
July 13
Mar. 11
Mar. 25
21
14% Jan.
14
Feb.
16
6% Feb.
17
145
27
Mar. 20
94
Mar. 19
24
Mar. 26
2
35% Mar.
June
July 27
9
268% Feb.
Jan.
85
June
14%
70%
50%
66%
30%
%
3
June
July 18
8
June
June 19
2
June
1 101
7
1
Mar.
May 28
37%
70%
79%
89%
52%
7%
Jan.
13
12
Feb.
5
26
July
Apr.
18
1
Jan.
27
Feb.
26
7
Jan.
2
1% Jan.
4
Apr. 28 104
Mar. 18
Mar. 18
Mar. 18
78
Mar. 19
17
9
83
Apr.
8
70% Jan. 16
15% Jan. 12
2 100% Mar. 12
30
2
Apr.
2
June 26
June 25
June 26
2% July
30
Mar. 16
June 26
94% June 26
6
Apr. 11
/0
June 22
Jul
27
70
72
June 22
60
93
Jan.
30
93
Jan.
86% Jan.
5
88% June 15
94% Apr.
15
95
24
100% Jan.
2% Feb.
4% May
4
Jan.
Jan.
9
Feb.
Jan.
3-16 Feb.
45
23
7
8
14
Feb.
24
10% Feb. 24
July 21
4% Feb. 24
100
98
88
99
July
2% Jan.
% Jan.
Mar. 26
May 13
7
Mar. 23
2% Mar. 21
106%1 Jan.
July
110
102
June
103% July
Marl 13 100% May
Apr. 27 115% May
Apr. 27 36% Mar.
Jan.
3 112% Mar.
Jan.
3 107 X July
May 4
July
Apr.
1 103% Apr.
Mar. 25
7% June
1% Jan.
6
30
2
2% Apr.
33% Mar. 17
Apr.
June
1% June
68% June
96
Feb.
45
88
29%
106%
100%
105%
100%
Mar.
107% Mar. 27
31% June
5% Jan.
37
8% July
2% July
2% Mar. 10
85% Apr. 17
12% Apr. 15
1
May 13
Jan.
51% July
111
30% Sale
110% Sale
4
24
June 29
8 256% Feb. 26
190% June
76
8
Feb.
25
19% Mar. 17
17% July 28
82
Apr. 16
89
Apr. 13
52% Mar. 11
113% Apr. 23
78
20
2
65
40
July
3
July
3
July
1
July 21
July 10
July
1
July 31
July
2
July
1
98
10
68% Feb.
5 100% Feb.
23
77%
9
19
41
July
Feb.
Apr. 23
12% Mar. 19
Feo.
1
9
24
Mar. 18
Feb.
4
July
34%
14
30
95
54
44
100
*21H
96
1
20
87
2
July
31% July
7% July
91
July
2
July
70
July
11
24% Feb. 11
July
22
Feb.
14% June
2 104
15
23
8
Jan.
Apr.
19% Mar.
May
Apr.
June
58
95% June
30
Apr.
103% Feb. 24 105
85% June 26
86
4
30
20
Mar. 17
10
July 14
61% July 11
75
Apr. 30
50
July 31
53
3
60
24
July
Mar. 10
Mar. 19
June 29
84%
102
Jan. 23 102
100% June 24 104%
8
July 17
18%
48% July
65
July
65
30
90% July
June 26
Feb. 18
July
93
8
99
....
100
200 Maine Gas Companies com..*
Communication
7,800
529,300 Marconi Wirel Tel
**
2
7
27
91
108
102
325 Los Angeles G & E 6% pf._100
150 Louisiana Pr & Lt 56 pref
*
see
17
June
21
...
34,700 Long Island Light com
1,875
7% preferred
2,400
6% preferred series B
For footnotes
Feb.
21 61
Feb. 24
31% June
101% June 3jl08% Mar. 19
97
Mar. 31
89% Jan. 31
10
1,150 Jersey Cent Pr & Lt 7 % pf. 100
150
6% preferred
100
350
June
June
3-16 Feb.
175 Iowa Sou Utilities 7% pref 100
Italian Superpower ci A
*
1% Mar. 2
% Feb. 19
May 19
July 31
3% Fob. 18
May 22 78
Apr. 11
1 103
July
May
1
17
103
5
242 I
Class A warrants.-
23,600 Internet Superpower.
*
17,500 Internet Util class A
*
Class B
226,300
..*
3,120
Participating pref
..*
Warrants for class B stock.
16,500
1,200 Interstate Power $7 pref.
*
117,100
32,900
1
109
94
60
Indianapolis Pow & Lt—
825
6%% cum pref....100
1,000 Inland Util partic class A
*
300
July 31
17*
25 Illinois Nor Util 6% pref..100
*
14 104
88% June
8% June
29% June
45% July
20
25
4,175 Illinois P & L $6 pref
1,168
6% preferred
Mar. 12
14% Jan.
96% June
July
105%
1%
19%
92%
15 104% July
9
92% July
56
13
July
102
65
25
v t c
9
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
48% July
*
com
18%
33%
8%
50% Sale
96
$6 preferred
%
Sale
37% Sale
104% Sale
85
20
100 Gesfuerel Am dep rets
125 Gt Western Pow 7% pref .100
50 Gulf States Util 55.50 pref.
Gas Co
Sale
Sale
91
14
16 102
17
*
A
July 22 115
July 15 93
July 13 108
9% July 31
11
4
6
July 21
Sale
5%
*
2,500 General Water Wks & Elec
4,500 Georgia Power $6 pref
July
9
July 22
July 31
July 13
July
8
July
8
87
Sale
Gen Gas & Elec—
28,600 Hamilton
Sale
100% July
-
2,800
141,700
4,900
8% preferred
5,350 Empire Pow Corp
48%
115
Convertible stock.
*
420 Edison Elec Ilium (Boston)lOO
cum
27
103
44%
108
18,900
$5
3
Sale
*
Elec Bond & Share common.*
Preferred
»
15 207% July
Sale
90
5,350 Duke Power Co
100
189,650 Duquesne Gas Corn com
16,400 Eastern Gas & Fuel Assoc..*
1,125
6% preferred
..100
13
70
1V8
.100
8,900 Consol Gas Utilities class A_*
t lass B v t c
4,400
750 Consol Traction of N J
100
1,475 Cont'l G & E 7% pr pref...100
25% Jan.
98% Jan.
3% June 19
17
July 23
8
Am dep rets A bearer shs..
Compania Hispano Americ'na
46,800 Con Gas
July
3
17% Mar. 10
2
1
Columbus Ry Pow & Light—
6% 1st pref series A..-.100
de Electricidad S A
(ChadV.
50 Conn Lt & Pow 6%% pref. 100
50
52
8
13
59
8
450
9,313,200
49,000
21,400
July 31
7
Sale
59
75 Community P & L $6 1st pref*
233,300 Community Water Service.
Compagnie Generate d'Elec—
100
50
7% Sale
100
...
Mar.
21
88
9% Sale
Commonwealth 6c Sou Corp..
100
13%
61%
July 17
July
1
July 11
15% July
-.100
-
6% preferred
9,595 Commonwealth
911,200
61%
July 17
July 14
July 11
Sale
100
-----
54% May 20
Feb.
June
*
States Electric com.*
Warrants
1,200
2,300 Cent Vyest Pub Serv class A
750 Cities Serv Pr 6c Lt $6 pref.
?7 preferred
1,650
14,800 Cleveland Elec Ilium com
170
50
17
7% preferred
100
6% pref with warrants..100
6% pref without warrants.
6%
10%
*
-
500
200
133-3
8
10
*
250
7,000
14% Sale
12%
Sale
.*
Cent & Southwest lltil com.*
646,882 Central
550
7
*
S7 preferred
40
15
71
*
com
12% June
54% May 20
6
34% Jan.
101
1
July 27
% July 27
July 8 22
July
7
July 20 103
July 20
Prices.
Jan. 17
Feb. 13
Mar.
2
15 109
June 15
2
28% Mar. 7
June
63
140 Carolina Pow & Lt $6 pref..*
100
S7 preferred--*
1,600 Central Atl States Serf
21,600 Cent Hud G & E v t c.
35
6% Preferred
1.
Highest.
Prices.
Sale
19% Jan. 19 20
130
May 21 153
115
Jan.
9 120%
*
;
23,500 Buff Niag & East Pow pref-25
1st preferred
4,300
*
JAN.
Sale
109
"21% Sale"
Sale
100 Bridgeport Gas Light Co
♦
125 British Columbia Powcl A._*
200
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
137%
600 Bell Tel of Pa 6%% pref„.100
150 Birmingham Elec ?7
pref
*
Brazilian
SINCE
2
1931.
Shares.
290,610
RANGE
Price
Jan.
4
t ic
6
2
15
15
21
10
29
25
13
37% Mar. 25
10
Mar.
4% Feb.
NEW YORK
In
Jan.
PUBLIC UTIL. (Coui.)
1 00
900
25
2,800
Ask.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
875
377,480
6,600
3,300
400
3H
500
,
3,000
A
warrants
4%
4
8% Sale
July
13
13
3
"8% ""8%
9%
9
B
warrants
90 Midland Util 56%
pr
7
14%
93%
%
1%
106% July
107
July
Sale
107
_*
Second preferred
23
400
Pub Service 7% pref
25
Montreal Lt, Ht & Pow
*
130 Mountain Sts Pow 7% pfd_100
Nat Elec Power class A
400
25
25
3,400
16,800
17,000
2,500
9
27 107% July 21
July
July
75
45% July
75
July
13
22
38
75
8
22
22
24
23
25
300
100
'""150
'"""20
preferred
230 Nevada-Calif Elec
400
$7 preferred
83
92
25
94
95%
99% Sale
5,870
16
20
17
32% Sale
18
32%
39
81 %
Sale
30
130
$6 prior lien
10
$6 preferred
New
370
_*
1,250
pref-..-.—--*
lien
200
625 N Y Power & Light $6 pref..*
175
875
"""800
775
70,800
12,700
1,400
400
3,100
375
100
132 %
Sale
250
25
"370
June
110
Mar.
85% June
May
70
Apr.
78% June
July 6
July 13
July
3
82%
July
July 20
83%
July 21
104
46% Sale
9% Sale
1% Sale
4%
5%
1% Sale
2%
July 16 135%
101
1
115
Sale
July 15
July 23
July 31
July 2 70%
July 22 117%
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
68%
Sale
66
80%
2%
84
103%
Sale
3
Sale
64
83%
2%
"2"" "3%
3%
12
2 %
July 15
July 9
July 16
July 21
July 29
July 27
July 8
103
111%
135
Sale
125
27,900 Nor States Pow Corp com.100
1,857
7% preferred
100
2,850
6% cum pref
100
2,050
101
125
115
102
107
103% 107
96 % Sale
96%
Sale
50
Ohio Power 6%
pref
900
5%
2%
69%
84
2%
July 13 103%
July 29 111%
July
96%
10
31
30
8
July
97%
July
102
110
111%
July
July
102%
July 10 110
26% Sale
*
50 Pacific Pow & Lt 7% pref.100
*
25,700 Pacific Pub Serv class A
New
600
common
w
New preferred w i
*
100
7% preferred
50 Penn Cent L & P 35 pref
50
3,000
19% Sale
i
40
20
Pa Gas Ac Elec class A
Sale
Sale
7
9
July 28
July 10
10
17
18%
20
24
21%
9%
17%
21%
8%
17
.*!
July 29
26
27%
July 28
21%
July 15
24
July
20
103%
100
103%
78
*
:.
30
1,950
Pa Power & Light $7
300
""900
1,300
100
100
100
10
12%
11%
52
June 25
97
Jan.
7)
Piedmont
10
11,900
1,966
.
A.*|
*|
525
150
240
110
50
100
6%
34
6%
27%
106
32%
105
34
33%
Pub Serv El & Gas $5
15 61
8%
18
15 27%
13 107
33%
24
July
.*j
Com 3100 par stock
1001
6% preferred
100
Preferred D
:
99% Sale
86% Sale
Rockland Light &
86
27
8
91
17
17%
16
17%
15%
60
40
50% Sale
93
260 Sierra Pacific Elec 6% pf__100
July 24
July
3
July 27
96 %
99 %
July 9
July 17
40
86%
27
Sale
96
39
93
July
July
28
2
July 17
94
93%
17%
6,600
2,000
11,500
32,700
29,000
Sou Calif Edison
pref A
10
15
28%
26%
25
Preferred B
5%% prefclassC
—25
5% cum partic orig pref..25
200 Sou Calif Gas Co 6% pref._25
Sale
Sale
30% Sale
28% Sale
29%
28
26%
6
27
40
""loo
200 Southern Union Gas
4,300 Southw Bell Tel 7% pref.100
T.SOO
750 jSou'west G & E
2,300
51,300
Southwest Gas
30 Springfield Gas Lt
For footnotes see page
56.
(Mass)..25
9
June
Feb.
19
22%
19
20%
3
4
140
180
19
21%
19
3%
3
16 rlOO
3 % Sale
122%
2%
3%
92%
2%
16
200
July 24 269% Feb. 25
May 14
May 14 130
3
Feb.
July 24
July 7
July 31
96% July
July 9
July 17
32
26
91 -v
Feb.
6
24 104% May 21
Mar. 21 100% Jan. 31
May 20
87
83% Jan. 21
42% Mar. 3 50% Mar. 7
98
29
July 29
July 8
July
92
90
14
50
Feb. 25
28% Mar. 19
8
Mar. 27
July 29
July 28 94
Mar.
3
June 17 100
May 28 18% Mar. 26
June
Feb.
3
14
Mar. 27
2
60
July
60
July
36
June
60
Mar. 23
86
Jan.
93
June
31
July 20
29
28%
27%
July 20
July 28
25% Mar.
43%
July
19%
July
8
Apr.
June
24% Jan.
Jan.
19
Jan.
3
June
July
July
6
155
July
2 122%
July 2'" 94%
July 27;
3%
July
2
118% Jan.
92% July
2
6%
121% 125
94 % Sale
3
3%
Feb.
2 104% May 25
Feb. 11
2 258
Jan.
3%
6 158%
July
Mar. 18
July 22
July 7
July 2
July
1
July 18
July
June
1
201
103% May
--.-156%
9
4
60% Mar. 20
93
60
July 24
2
Mar.
37% May 28
26% June
26% June
7% pref.. 100
Utilities
34
Feb.
% Jan. 29
May 27
8
£51
6% preferred series A
2,800 Southern Colo Pow cl A... 25
100
7% preferred
100
45,900 Southern Nat Gas Co com... *
100
95 Southern New Eng Tel
300
"
32% Mar.
200
200
June 12
70% Mar. 6
51 26% Feb. 16
June
5
June 10] 31% Mar.
107
July
6
July
105
July 24
July
3
52% June
July 7
July
2
July 15
July 6
July 24
104
25
14
14
June 19
2
July
2
July 14
July 7
125 Sioux City G & E 7% pref.100
"l",606
27
103% July
107
8
92
100
7,000 Shawinigan Water A How
21
20
Feb.
10
100
Power.. 10
96 %
98
40
12
Sale
Mar. 13
Apr.
28% Feb.
11% Apr.
19% Apr.
109
90
16
106
Feb.
130
*
com
29
28
101
103% June
100
100
prior lien
7% prior lien
9
July
27% July
111% July
Serv of Oklahoma
6%
Jan.
30
Apr.
8% Jan,
77.100
July 24 205%
5
July 24
Apr. 24
July 10
3
23
5
Sale
200
5
Mar.
13% May
*(
201
Feb.
78
July 15
July
8
Mar. 23
Feb.
43
25 Seaboard Pub Serv $6 pref.
10
July
July
July
July
July
Mar. 20
Jan.
100
200 Rochester G & E pref C
1,850
26,800
2 111%
July
9
Mar. 20
July
4
%
pref
94
9
Apr.
8
....
Public Service of Nor 111..
5
Mar.
78
H.vdro-Elec Co
Power Corp of Canada
Apr. 21
June
36'
1,025 Railway & Light Securities.*
2,500 Rhode Isld Pub Serv pref...*
25
1,100
33
58
30
26%
106% 105
*
1,770 Puget Sound P & L 36 pf
770
35 preferred.^---..--.----*
475 Quebec Power Co, com
*
*""256
2,400
Sale
61
6%
25" "35"
105%
*[
25
June 25
100
American dep rets..
300 Rochester Cent Pow
700
Sale
Option warrants new....
Pub
325
305
30
34
52
5 105
15% June
Jan.
20
......50,
50 Pub Serv Colo 7 % pref
4,200
1,425
1,375
59%
21% Sale
25
8% Mar. 10
3% Mar. 19
Jan.
103
Sale
17
108
110%
61
16
2
Feb.
Mar.
8
20
July
9
July 9
July 3 103% July 3
July 23
July 23 78
♦!
...*
.lan.
100% Feb.
18
May
12
10
*,
$6 Preferred
20,100 Pa Water A; Power
32.300 Peoples Light & Power c!
1,800 Philadelphia Go new com
150 Phila Elec Co $5 pref..
500 Phila Elec Pow 8% pref
75 Phila Traction Co
400
pref
6 118% Mar. 13
1
15% Mar. 10
1
3% Mar. 10
25% May
25% Mar.
100 Pa Ohio Pow & Lt 7% pfd.100.
150
6
13
23
31
29
89% Mar. 16
2
June
July
22
Mar. 13
14% Apr.
101
Apr.
105
July
117
July
95% May
1%
4%
1%
63%
102
22%
22
6
6 111%
104% Jan
101% June 30 107%
106
Apr. 29 110
23
Apr. 27 45
July 24
July 15
July 2
29
29%
29%
Jan.
99
19 141
109% Feb. 24 113
Jan. 17 108%
103
114
May 29 152%
2 109%
Jan.
101
9 101
95% Feb.
2
June
6
16%
Sale
102
9
750 Peninsular Telep Co com
50
29%
26%
11
Feb.
83% July 21
71% June 26
69% July 31
3
June
85
80
Apr. 24
9
4% Mar. 17
2% June
6
Jan. 28 104% Feb.
94
July
July 29
3 123%
July 20
108%
Sale
109
77,200 Pacific Gas & Elec 1st pf._25
3,400
5%% 1st preferred
25
1,100
5
86
Jan.
94
100
825 Pacific Ltg Corp $6 pref
11
5
Mar.
18
46% Jan.
113% Jan.
9% June
30
3
3
1
150 Oklahoma Nat Gas pref. .100
9,400
2,200
Feb.
87% Mar.
16
16
i09% Jan. 13
95
May 29
9
4
Utilities.
123%
119
119
230 Ohio Pub Ser 7% 1st pf A.100
900 Oklahoma Gas & Elec pref 100
50
July 31
44
30 109% Mar. 19
Jan.
6
12 103
Feb.
9
25
75
Mar. 30
98
101
10 Northwest Util 7% pref... 100
225
40
5 110
June
130
7...
.
16
June
78
July
July 15 101
July 27 105
July 2 117
66
74
71
66'
70
116
116% 117.% 116% Sale
10%
10% Sale
11% Sale
2
2
1%
2% Sale
4%
4%
4%
5% Sale
1%
62
60
10.North Boston Lighting com.*
3,170 Nor lnd Pub Ser 6% pref..100
450
7% preferred
100
400 Nor'west States
79
82%
175 Nor N Y Utilities 7% pref.100
"200
1
12% May 14
Apr. 25
3
40% June
14% Apr.
117
18,000 N Y Steam Corp com
*
5,675 N Y Teleo6H% pref.....100
1,535,683 Niagara Hud Pow com
10
182,383
Class A opt warrants..
39,900
Class B opt warrants
14,300
Class C warrants
7,250 North Amer Light & Power.*
725
$6 preferred
*
8,300 Nor Amer Util Sec com..
•
First preferred
31
25
81%
101
7% preferred
100
20 N Y & Richmond Gas 6% pf
500
24
July
21 104% Apr.
9
21% Mar. 19
3 92
July 13 101%
131%
100
7% preferred.
Jan.
70
71% June 26
1
95% June
preferred.
4,350 New Engl Telep & Teleg__100
275
91
Jan.
July
100 New Orleans Pub Serv com..*
25
8
6
97
81% July
Sale
82
Apr.
103% July 9
17% July 22
July 31
30
n
26
31
July
81
1
9
3
July
40
Ingl Pub Serv
$7 trior
May 27
July 22
June
16
31
90
79% Sale
25% Apr. 30
69% Mar. 21
7
93% Jan.
70
31
101%
..100
6% preferred
11
87
July
240 New Engl Power Assn com.
'""930
Feb.
31
July
70
99% July
16
July
40
July
70
Sale
99% Sale
16%
17
40
Sale
40
45
100
com
Feb. 11
June 25
12 107
21% June
22%
21%
70
*
Nat Public Service com cl A_*
Common class B
*
950
$3.50 conv preferred
*
1,475
7% preferred
-_100
50 Nebraska Power Co pref._ 100
cum
Mar. 3
Feb. 21
June 18 149% Apr.
144
Nat Power & Light—
{6
10 101
2%
15
3%
15
17 25
Jan.
99
3
July
3 107
26
24%
25
__10G
..100
6% preferred
12% Feb. 11
24% June 22
43
•
7% preferred
Mar. 10
35
5
2% Jan.
81
June 23
84% Feb. 19
9
105% Mar. 24 108% July
107
Feb.
5 109
Apr. 16
100% Jan, 19 107% Apr. 11
40 Mountain Sts Tel & Tel--100
3,200
June
June
June
July
7
1
9 108% July
108% July
115
108
pref.*
5,325
10
4
Feb.
6
June 26
7
29% June 27
4 % Mar; 25
May 14 100% July 13
25% Mar. 10
June
3
96
Yiouoiigahela West Penn
150
June 27
13
3% Jan.
3
30% May 25
8% May 21
9
8
July
24
17
Apr. 21
6
1 % Apr. 27
lien. 100
Mohawk & Hud Pow 1st
6,125
1,150
50
July
7
10% Sale
Sale
23%
3
26% July
13
100% July
18% July
94% July
1% July
1% July
.
150 Minn Power & Lt 7% pref.100
240 Miss River Power pref
100
550
9
8
29
99% July
16% July
94
July
17% Sale
July 13
3
26% July
4
July
33
July
9% July
Midland Nat Gas partic A.
9,700
100
Sale"
17H
17% Sale
..
59,350 Mid-West States Util class A *
19,950
Highest.
Sale Prices.
26% July
4
July
33
July
8% July
pref ser A new...
conv
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
5
2
5
3
5%
$6 pref series C
Middle West Util com
356
Highest.
Sale Pric&.
£1
Metropolitan Edison Co—
50
29,200
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
July 31.
July 1.
Ask.
Bid.
Par
Marconi Wlrel Tel Ltd
Bearer shares
2,000
2.Q00 Mass Pow & Light Assoc com.
Preferred
1,300
15,900 Mubs Util Associates v t c_5% conv preferred
50
1,025
53,300 Memphis Nat Gas com
100
2
1931.
1.
Shares.
Shares.
1.
JAN.
f Price
Jan.
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
SINCE
RANGE
PRICES IN JULY.
SALES.
AGGREGATE
July
EXCHANGE
CURB
YORK
NEW
48
July
11
July
31
May
4% Mar.
2% June
48% June
3
104% Apr. 22
31
July 20
29
May
9
May 14
ilH
ma
Jan.
9
June
8
June
8
24% Mar. 20
May 27
2
9% Apr.
6
161% Mar.
104
4
Mar.
122% June 17
Feb.
97
6% Feb.
48%
Tnnn
7
25
1
NEW
AGGREGATE
CURB
YOEK
EXCHANGE
SALES
Jan.
PRICES IN JULY.
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
PUBLIC UTIL.
(Concl.)
Par
11,000 Standard Power A Lt com..*
Class B common
7,900
*
Bid
32 %
37
95
Preferred
2,750
1,700 Standard Pub Serv class A
*
3,500 Swiss-American Elec prof. 100
....
250 Tacony & Palmyra
Bridge
11,900 Tampa Electric Co
Teun Elec Power
.July 1.
Ask
Bid.
40
50
98 %
98
July 31.
Ask. Bid.
100
30
97
34 %
36
98
1
2%
2%
1
Lowest.
Ask.
32
37H
39%
30%
30%
90 Toledo Edison 6% pref
7% preferred
100 Trl State Tel & Tel com
Sale
32
Highest.
Prices.
44%
46
July 15
July 15
July 14
33%
33%
July 20
July 20
July 14
30
99
81
July 24
85
July
44
July
July
32
4354
44%
6 45%
2 109
60
13
7,800
Twin States Nat Gas
part A.*
110
July
2 110
Union Natural Gas of Can..*
%
15
14%
""%
*
10%
10%
9% Sale
Sale
*
7% Sale
86
Sale
2% Sale
A_._*
235? Sale
2 % Sale
22% Sale
6%
80%
2%
19%
90
91
89%
......
Warrants
Class B
7
Sale
80%
82
*
1st pref.
United Pub Service Co com.*
300 United Rys & El Bait com..50
247,100 U S Elec Pow com with warr,
8,200
Stock purchase warrants..
950 Utah Power & Light pref. 100
300 Utlca Gas & Elec 7% pf.._100
330,200 Util Pow & Light com
*
41,100
Sale
11
10% Sale
warr
United Gas com
$7 preferred...
cum
Class B
v t
*
c
94
10
6
4% Sale
1%
IX
98
91%
5%
1%
Sale
Sale
3%
105
105
9% Sale
23 K Sale
475
7% preferred
100
450 Virginia Pub Serv 7% pf._100
4,025 West Massachusetts Cos
*
1,250 Western Power pref
July 14
8% Sale
25% Sale
10%
9%
July
July
1-32 July
9% July
Sale
5% July
Sale
80% July
2%
2% July
Sale
19% July
43
July
Sale
July
6
July
3% July
Sale
3% July
1
July
104% July
11
2
30
11%
7
1-32
10
3
15
7%
30 85
8
2%
15 23%
21 44%
7
6
8
30
3%
30
5%
8
1%
14 105
107
8%
18
100
53% Sale
99
103X
100
Sale
21%
8%
July
1
9%
July 7 25%
July 151 83'"
100
July 8 100
56% July 3 56%
106% 105
July 23 105
21% July 16 21%
24
166%
104% 102
30 Wisconsin P & L 7% pref. 100
STANDARD
June
2
Sale Prices.
2
50
July
97
June
8 101
May
4
77
June 17
Mar. 10
Feb. 26
49% Mar. 23
15
Mar.
6
Mar.
2
Mar. 20
95
4
Mar.
38% June 4
107% June 22 no
20
June 24
70%
108% Jan. 20 112%
101% June 30 110
110
May 22 110
July 14
%
82
100 Western P L & Tel class A...*
50 West Tex Util $6 pref
*
I FORMER
1.
Highest.
Prices.
32
10
1% Sale
United Corp warrants
86
July 22
July 15
July
»
90 Union E L & P (Mo) 7% pf.100
com
6
1"
100
United Lt & Power
Sale
99
108
80
United Elec Serv purch
American shares
JAN.
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
44
47 % Stl<
*
7% pref.10
125 Tex-La Power
7% pref
JfKi
225 Texas Pow & Lt 7% pref..in
27,200
190,245
62,400
3,200
2,330,350
57,800
153,000
979,500
7,700
34,700
1,100
SINCE
2
1931.
Shares
525
RANGE
Price
Jan.
1.
.
49
24
Feb.
May 25
18
5
Feb.
Mar.
Mar. 18
May 22
Feb.
3
10
Feb.
3
% July
14
2
Jan.
23
103% May
9
June
July
7% June
July
July 7
l-32May
July 3
8% June
July 6
4% June
July 3
74% June
July 1
1% June
July 1
17% June
43
July 21
July
July 14
84% June
6
Jan.
July 8
July 34
3% July
July 1
3% May
July
1
% May
June
July 3 104
103% Feb.
July 2
6% Apr.
20
July 2
Apr.
82
July 8
July
96% Jan.
July 8
51 % June
July 3
98% Jan.
July 23
July 16
21% July
93% Mar.
101% May
m
Mar.
9
5
Jan.
Mar. 19
nJan.
Feb.
10
3
11% Jan.
23
12
Mar. 12
94
4% Jan. 23
34% Feb. 27
3
169% Jan.
104%
6
Jan.
9
20
Feb.
26
Mar.
8% Feb. 27
2% Mar. 3
108
Mar. 31
105
Apr. 24
14% Feb. 26
31% Mar. 6
92% May 21
100
10
Feb.
62% Feb.
July
21% July
93% Mar.
101% May
27
105
23
16
11
22
OIL
SUBSIDIARIES
2,250 Borne Scrymser Co
25
4,600 Buckeye Pipe Line
..50
3,800 Chesebrough Mfg...
25
1,350 Cumberland Pipe Line
50
1,100 Eureka Pipe Line.........100
7%
42
115
21
25
3,000 Galena Oil Corp
125,000 Humble Oil & Refining
25
185,200 Imperial OH (Canada)
*
9,500
Registered
*
14,600 Indiana Pipe Line
10
18,400 National Transit
12.50
7,400 New York Transit
......10
1,300 Northern Pipe Line
....50
1%
65
Ohio Oil 6% cum pref....100
Penn Mex Fuel
25
Socony Vacuum Corp
Solar Refining
new w i
25
Southern Pipe Line.......10
South Penn Oil
..25
900 So West Pa Pine Lines.....50
917,800 Standard Oil (Ind)
„_25
157,287 Standard Oil (Kentucky)..10
6,900 Standard Oil (Nebraska)...25
20,500 Standard Oil (Ohio) com..25
3,220
5% cum pref
100
800 Swan A Flncb Oil
Corp
210
7%
650,900 Vacuum
600
1,700
10,500
800
8,300
99,000
900
1,200
400
7,600
800
200
2,600
14,600
...1(1
100
55,800
34.000
16
200
1,900
4,200
100
8,700
22,200
1,500
300
Sale
Syndicate com
..25
Oil Corp common....*
1
IX
5
Preferred
5.000
400
2,900
18,200
1,300
*
*
Darby Petrol Corp
Derby OH 8c Ret com
Preferred
.25
A
._..*
Class B
4,900
For footnotes
see
.*
•
...5
40
101
45
25% July
91% July
12
July
18% July
13 H July
July
15
July
31% July
28
July
19% July
25
July
43% July
102
July
3% July
11
July
47
July
Jan.
June
20% Jan.
24
June
June
18*
129% Apr. 30
25
July
80
June
20
5
15
7
21
30
102%
15%
18%
13%
Apr.
17% July
3% June
Feb.
14
Jan.
13
Jan.
10
June 30
17
July
38
Apr. 14
June
38%
23%
36%
62%
Jan.
7
10
Jan.
June
I**
14
13
3
23
25
July 20
Apr. 17
12%
31%
19%
15%
llK
Apr. 16
21% Feb.
17% Mar. 23
14% Jan. 15
8
100
Jan.
31
7V" Feb.
Jan.
i§* Jan.
June
June
10
26
30
Feb.
June
June
31
17
21
20
8
IVA Mar. 27
Jan.
49% June
May
July
July
July
July
July
Sale
4
Sale
6%
%
%
% July 17
3% July 29
3% July 24
6
July
7
% July 24
% July 22
%
3%
3%
3% Sale
Jan.
May
June
June
July
July
27
Feb.
13
Jan.
7
Jan.
6
106
Apr. 20
7
3% Jan.
11
July
7
9
69% Feb.
Mar.
22% June
6
6%
%
%
%
2
6%
%
2
1
July
July
July
July
July
1% July
4%
4%
6%
%
11%
11%
1%
1%
12%
12%
Sale
Sale
10%
11
11%
1% Sale
1%
1%
10% July
4%
5%
2%
4%
3% Sale
65%
Sale"
14
Sale
38
60
Sale
13% Sale
Sale
14J
Sale
%
_%
o
24
"3
10%
10%
11
%
11%
Sale
Sale
3
2%
30
%
5%
Sale
3%
3-16
Sale
3%
3%
2%
1
Sale
4% Sale
21% Sale
1% Sale
4
4%
4%
11
%
%
15% Sale
% Sale
3%
4
4% Sale
3
4%
Sale
Sale
Sale
2%
3
%
%
4% Sale
% Sale
4
Sale
3%
Sale
%
2%
50% July
7-16 Sale
12% Sale
2%
%
5%
18%
%
1%
4
3% July
1% July
1
July
2% July
2% July
% July
3
July
2% July
10
5
19
%
1%
4
19%
Sale
,2%
Pacific Western Oil
Corp
Pandera OH Corp
*
2%
%
♦
6%
•
*
Pantepec Oil of Venexuela..*
Petroleum Corp of Amer—1
5-16
1%
Stock purchase warrants..
%
17
3%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
1
Sale
1%
1
5%
1%
1%
6%
3-16
Sale
%
Sale
%
]>%
11% Sale
1
.100
2
Sale
Sale
1%
2%
% Sale
5%
5%
3-1G Sale
%
%
%
%
9% Sale
1% Sale
65% Sale
"i% SaleT~I% Sale"
8
2
3
2
June
7
Jan.
% Feb.
18
1
Mar. 24
22
3% Apr.
8% May 21
Apr. 20
% Jan. 22
% June
1
7
1
1
July 22
July
3
July 29
July
3
July
1
15
9% July 24
July 29
3-16 July
July
2
July
1% July
11
15
% July
% July
5
July
15% July
3-16 July
63
July
3
10% July
2
10
July 29
7-16 July
12% July
1
July
% July
5
July
18% July
5-16 July
2% July
% July
4% July
% July
% July
3% July
18% July
% July*
1
May
6
% May 27
2
May 19
2% May 27
26
May
8
38
July 24
July
July
July
July
4
July
19% July
% July
%
5%
%
%
% July 23
July
7
July
1
60% July
6
9
1
:
July
28
1
% July
6
July
% July
1
July
%
12%
1 %
69%
2
6
2
6
July 15
July
1
July 25
July
9
1 % July
2
16%
10%
2%
3%
8
4
Jan.
2
Apr. 23
Feb. 16
Mar.25
7 % Feb.
6
2% Jan.
8
3% Jan. 26
15
Jan.
9
3% June 25
% Feb. 13
5
Feb.
13
6
Feb.
13
40% Mar. 24
June
2
9% June
8
9% June
8
9% July 24
9% June
2
16% Feb.
16% Feb.
10
10
9
9
76
.Tan.
3-16 July 11
8% June
2
% Jan.
15% Jan.
13
Mar. 10
13
%
%
3%
14 %
%
May 13
Apr. 22
May 29
May
8
Jan.
8
Feb.
14
1% Jan. 29
2
May 20
4% July
4
July
3
July 14
July 30
July 10
July 22
June 29
2
2%
%
3%
%
%
3%
16%
%
2
%
5%
%
%
3
1
3
3% July
3
3% July 29
June
1% Apr. 23
Apr. 17
1 % July
2%
3%
%
3%
3%
1 % Mar.
6
6% Feb. 17
6% Feb. 17
% July
10
9% Sale
9%
12
Sale
Sale
1
1
July
1% July
35
rs
%
4
18
6
1% July
1% July
1 %
4%
Sale
56% Sale
12
19%
Sale
3
2%
%
5%
12
11% July
10
2% Sale
31
17
% June
3% June
5% May 28
...10
Texas Oil
North European Oil com
2%
5%
3% Sale
*
North Cent
page 56.
102
Sale
Registered Shares..
2,300
1,400
30,600
24%
18%
24%
42%
1
4
I err Ilium Oil Co
Non-voting class
75,800 National Fuel Gas
33,700 New Bradford Oil
600 New England Fuel Oil
59,900
72,000
14
25
%
....*
35,300 Mountain Producers Corp.10
16,800
9,600
340
11
32
3% Sale
.....
Gulf Oil of Pa
Class A vot trust ctfs
25,900
*
Class B vot trust ctfs.....*
20,200
285,600 Mo-Kansas Pipe Line..
5
Class B v t c
74,100
..1
5,400 Mountain 8c Gulf OH......!
12,100
12
1% Sale
1% Sale
•
12,200
Petroleum
»
75,100 Leonard Oil Development..25
7,800 Lion Oil Refining..........*
126,541 Lone Star Gas....
179,800 Magdalena Syndicate
•
4,300 Margay Oil
...»
13,300 Mexico-Ohio Oll Co
6,400 Michigan Gas & OH Corp!..*
600
6% May
45
120
66%
13%
12%
12%
13%
25
July
87% July
10
July
Sale
17% July
Sale
4% July
11
12%
July
12% July
14%
37
31% July
Sale
24
July
Sale
17% July
27
23% July
Sale
41% July
Sale
100
July
3%
2% July
11
July
Sale
39% July
3% Sale
Kir by
5,800
496,400
53,7©0
234,100
35,400
July
11% July
12
July
11% July
12% July
100
Creole Petroleum Corp
Crown Cent Petrol
Corp
400 Nor Amer Oll Consol
22,600
55
28
2X Sale
2% Sale
Middle States Petroleum—
2,200
1,900
18,000
3,700
1,000
1,800
July 23
July 17
July
3
23
July 24
25% July 24
10%
17%
4
42% Sale
10
Sale
Sale
...1
Cosden Oil Co
common.....*
275,700 Intercontinental Petrol...16
453,300 Internat Petroleum com
■
102
2%
July
July
July
21
July
25% July
£1
Columbia Oil & Gasoline—
Vot trust ctfs..
......*
1 i«i.!in(i
27,000
9,900
100
50
25 Honolulu Oil
Corp Ltd
1,200
Sale
X Sale
5% Sale
5% Sale
6%
7%
8,700 Consol Royalty Oil
36,000
1,000
93,400
20,700
6,300
33,100
1,175
181,200
10
Sale
•
Coupon stock (bearer),
Registered shares.....
157,400 Carib
72,500 Colon
90
11
*
British-American Oil Co
8,400
2,800
25%
12
16%
17%
5% Sale
7
44
120
8%
89
15
"535? Sale"
13
30
11
25
27
10
31% Sale
26% Sale
18% Sale
25
28%
42
43%
101X 104
3%
7
22
29
25%
3
1%
60% Sale
11% Sale
12%
12%
84
20
"48"" "54"
1?*
115
25
36
36 X Sale
21
Sale
»
...
100
400
19
32
8%
10
8
46
110
OIL STOCKS.
197,200 American Maracalbo
71,400 Arkansas Nat Gas com
373,800
Class A
24,800
Preferred.
4,600 Atlantic Lobos Oil c*
9,100
Preferred
4,400
36,300
5X
9%
...25
Oil
OTHER
6,000
25
preferred.....
30
3
Sale
12% Sale
12%
13%
11%
12%
12% Sale
8
8%
....
12,500
4,500
2,800
17.20Q
6,800
46,900
8%
45%
117
24
June
June
June
Jan.
Feb.
June
20
1
3
12
13
19
June
3
June 23
Apr. 15
6% June 11
1% May 25
% Jan.
2
5
June
29
4% Jan.
1% Jan.
7
%
%
5%
26%
1%
2%
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Apr.
6
8
9
10
7
9
6% June 11
3% Feb. 10
2% Mar. 19
19
3
9
8
Jan.
% June 23
6% May 29
% June
10
31
11
2
59% June
8
1% Feb. 24
24
Jan.
4% Apr. 30
8% Jan. 12
15
17
Jan.
% Apr.
5
3
June
Mar. 10
1 % Feb. 25
1% Mar. 12
6% Feb.
4
% June 16
% June
1
1
9
Feb.
20
H Feb.
9
Feb.
21
1% Jan.
9
Feb.
21
4^ Jan.
83% Jan.
2% Jan.
1% July
3
9
10
2
EXCHANGE
CURB
YORK
NEW
50
Jan.
July
Bid.
Richfield Oil of Calif pref__J5
800
41,800
1,200
3,700
12,400
4,700
5,600
56,000
Salt Creek Producers
"",300
10",500
16,400
2,000
1,000
Root Refining cum
pref
Royalty Corp pref
*
10
3%
*
2%
Ryan Consol Petroleum
Salt Creek Consol
300
21.400
.10
6%
Sale
v*
7
*
MINING
3,850
500
~8", 300
2,400
40
13,800
500
900
1,900
2,000
%
1%
%
Sale 1
2
%
July
July
1
10
2% July
4% July
15
5% July 13
July
15
1 % July
7% July
July
27
9
25
5% July 25
2 % July
1
IA Sale
% July
July
A July
20
1
"4o"
33% July
13
2a
ia
1
Sale
5
4%
Sale
Sale
8
Sale
16% Sale
3%
4%
lVs
5
5%
4%
3%
4
Sale
5
ia
8a
15
la
7a
14 A
15
"9",900
500
2,000
700
9,200
300
"166
500
400
9,000
100
5,200
15,100
Sale
a
2%
a
Sale
a
%
13-16
1
2%
2
5
34
Sale
46
1% Sale
2% Sale
a
1
'2%
100
1,000
15,906
600
70,200
"% ""a
1,200
1,000
47,600
1,200
300
9-16 Sale
1%
1
$ Sale^
...5
"~7% Sale
...25c
Holllnger Consol G M
135,000 Hud Bay Min 8c Smelt....
3,000 Iron Cap Copper.
l«
200 Isle Royale Copper Co
25
500 Kerr
2,500 Kirkland Lake G M Ltd
3,600 Lake Shore Mines Ltd
London Tin Corp Ltd—
200
Amer dep rets, ord reg
6,071 Lucky Tiger Comb G M
II,400 Mining Corp of Can
1,800 Mohawk Mining
10,500 Moss Gold Mining Ltd
22,200 New Jersey Zinc.
116,500 New Mont Mining Coro
3,100 N Y & Hond Rosario M
36,400 Niplsslng Minos.
295,700 Ohio Copper
41,120
6
A Sale
Sale
4a
23
11
% July
2% July
15
1
2
13
11
% June
% June
% Jan.
2
6
7-16 Feb.
2
July
A
7-16
5%
6a
"a ""a
a
a
Sale
"5% "6
6%
6%
4% Sale
a
1a
5%
3a
%
6%
4%
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5
3-16
A
3-16
...
a
3-16
% July
9-16 July
13
%
%
5%
5%
3%
July
July
July
26% July
5
5-16
43 a
10
1
Sale
11
Sale
10
10 a
12
Sale
A Sale
1 %
I
3%
A
Sale
Sale
10%
2%
15
10
1
Premier Gold Mining
500 Quiney Mining
25
13 a
Sale
%
"3"
Sale
5
18,400 So Amer Gold & Plat..
1,000 Standard Silver Lead
1
1
600 Sylvanite Gold Mining
150,700 Teck Hughes...
1,100 Tonopah Belmont Devel
2,900 Tonopah Mining
229,000 United Verde Extension
i
15-16"!
6a
Sale
A
Sale
1
1
5
8
Sale
1,700 Utah Metal & Tunnel..
I
5,300 Walker Mining
1
68,000 Wenden Copper Mining....1
2,700 Wrlght-Hargreaves Ltd..
*
...5
2,700 Yukon Gold Co
3 a
2A
1%
6a
11%
Sale
4a
5
2
Sale
8a
"i
5
Utah Apex
11%
A Sale
1% Sale
a
a
1
Sale
ia
%
Sale
5-16
A
27
30
10
11
1%
3-16 Sale
1
2%
4%
8%
14
A Sale
10
8A
A Sale
3a
3%
1%
1a
A Sale
6% Sale
10
9
1%
a
!%
Sale
5-16 July
5-16 July
20
40% July
26% July
10% July
1
July
3-16 July
15
29
13
11
15
1
6% Mar. 21
1 % Mar.
2
4
May
5
3-16 Feb. 17
% Mar. 24
28% Apr.
7
8% Apr.
Feb.
May
20
3
1% July
1A July
1-16 July
1-16 July
10
22
11-16 July 31
6% July 29
1-16 July 22
1
13% July
1
July
5-10 July
1
July
22
15
16
1% July
% July
1% July
% July
2
July
% July
'
A July
2% July
5-16 Sale
14
6
4%
14%
1%
6%
18%
June 12
2
9% Juno
June 26
4 a July 21
9-16
8
Jan.
2
3
Apr.
15-16 Jan.
24
3
13
6
22
31
6% Jan.
2
1-16 Feb.
20
6
4
14
25
31
19
24
9
Apr.
Alar. 31
Apr.
13
June
17
1-16 July
9*
June 20
Apr.
6
% June 16
2
% Jan.
13% Mar. 6
%
5%
1%
%
%
Jan. 26
8
June
Mar. 31
May 28
2 7-16
Jan.
1
June 15
IS
2
% Mar. 18
1% Jan. 12
% Feb. 14 7-16
3*
% July
17
2% May 26
22
3
I-16 July
II-16 July
4
14
Mar. 20
3-16 Jan. 26
Mar.
6
6
5% Mar. 17
7% June 19
1-16 Jan.
22
% July 31
6% July
1
% July 22
8% July
9
22
3% Mar.
3% Mar.
% Apr.
A May 16
2% Mar.
1% Jan. 16
15
May 20
20% Apr.
% May 25 11 16 Apr.
Jan.
51
35
Apr. 27
23% June 17 58% Feb.
Mar.
12
10% Feb. 17
1% Mar.
% June 12
a Feb.
A June 10
% July
3
4% July 21
11% July
7
3-16 July 20
4% July
3
July
July
July
July
3% July
Feb.
Mar. 11
8
4
June
% Jan.
2
May 11
Mar.
July
7
35
July
7
10% July 13
1A my
2
a July
1
%
4%
8%
1-16
10
7
29
16
28
7% Mar. 30
1% Mar. 30
3% Feb. 27
% Feb. 27
% Jan. 23
24% Mar.
43
27
2
2
7% Jan.
1% Jan. 30
1% Mar. 16
5 a July 22
3
3% June
13
25
Feb.
11-16 Jan.
13
4
Fob.
3% Jan.
Jan.
10
May
1-16 Jan.
Jan.
144
1-16 Feb.
4*
11
2
1% Jan.
2
2% Jan.
% Mar. 30
June 18
10
...5
41a
31%
>u
4% Apr. 24
% Mar. 18
% May 13
4*
% July
10
% July
7
7
25
% Jan.
July
% July 29
6% July 15
6% July 14
5
July
2
July
Jan.
1% Jan.
3% Feb.
2% July
44% Mar.
May
May
1
July
11
5-16 Jan.
14
~
5% July 27
% July
A July
% July
5% July 30
% July 16
% July 13
1-16 July
"
Jan.
2
Feb. 24
Feb. 13
Jan.
9
May
86
July
20 108
% July
7-16 July
7%
5%
12%
24%
53
19
1-16 Jan.
26% July
25
1
25
10
10
Feb.
13
June 11
4
i»i6 May
4
24% June 20
July 23
1 % July
% July
2% July
o
7% Jan.
June 16
1
July
July
1
98
97
1
1
16,600 Roan Antelope C Mines Ltd..
314,900 St Anthony Gold Mining...!
37,200 Shattuck Denn Mining
*
5,300
Sale
Sale
6
3
A
..........5
Luke
2A
1
Goldfield Consol Mines
Hecla Mining Co
6
% Sale
A Sale
1%
42,100 Falcon Lead Mines.......
Golden Centre Mines
Sale
ia
a
5-16
5
June 11
Jan. 27
3% Jan. 31
3% Jan. 15
3
Feb. 10
1% Jan. 10
11
26
29
30
18
26
7% May 20
13% May 15
11
Jan.
7
% May 25
1% Jan.
2
% May 11
July 2:
36
4
1
8% July 23
July
1
A July
2% July
2% July
May
May
Jan.
June
June
2
May 25
3% May 25
17
2
Sale Prices.
1%
1%
1%
1%
%
5
4%
20
Gold Coin Mine*
%
a
A Sale
1
7,100 Eagle Plcher Lead Co..
25,000 Engineer Gold Mines Ltd
99,500 Evans Wailower Lead
1
a Sale
300 United Zinc Smelting
"""266
"2a ~~2m
1
400 Silver King Coalition
~i",io6
Sale
a
1a
1A Sale
a
a
90
6
25
Range Co.
Pacific Tin special stock....*
500 Pond Creek Pocahontasj.__*
2,200
80,300
2,500
2
20
6
Highest.
Prices.
43
190 Consol Min & Smelt Ltd—25
98,600 Cresson Consol G M & M
117,300 Cusl Mexicana Mining
2,600
3,700
A July
STOCKS
American shares
8,700
1,500 Carnegie Metals
10
1,400 Chief Consol Mining
116,400 Comstock Tun & Drainage 10<
67,000 Consol Copper Mines
1
I,800 Consol Cortez Sliver Mines
7,500
83,500
32,400
30,500
45,800
July 21
2
Voting trust certificates.
900 Copper
ll",400
Sale
21
Bwana M'kubwa Cop Min—
200
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Prices.
July
2
5
2%
2
1a
Sale
10
Bunker Hill & Sullivan... .10
225
w
Sale
2% Sale
8%
9%
21% Sale
5
80,100 Venezuelan Petroleum
2,900 Woodley Petroleum Corp..
Y" Oil & Gas Co
*
32,300
300 Arizona Commercial...
275
3%
1%
1
700 Shreveport El Dorado
25
87,200 Southland Royalty Co.....*
5
193,300 Sunray Oil
...*
19,700 Texon Oil & Land Co
14,900 Union OH \ssociates_._...25
10 Universal Consol Oil
"3", 200
7%
Ask.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
....
10
Oil
Ask.
Lowest.
July 31.
July 1.
1931.
1.
OTHER OIL STOGKSCConcl.)
"""loo
2
Jan.
Shares.,
Shares.
1.
since jan.
Price
NEW YORK
CUR71 EXCHANGE
Since
In
range
prices in july.
aqqbeoate sales.
Mar. 31
June 26
June 26
Feb.
Feb.
16
28
May
14
Apr
20
100%
99%
99%
104%
July
22
105
July
19
18
17
13 105% Apr.
101
Apr.
24
BONDS
16^000
445,000
32", 000
105,000
175,000
67,000
3,000
218,000
1942
1967
1967
1956
32,000 Abbott's Dairies 6s
3,082,000 Alabama Power 4 Hi*
1st & Ref 4%s new
605,000
332,000
576,000
1,554,000
842,000
45,000
1,946,000
24,000
24,000
66,000
88,000
49,000
965,000
23,000
113,000
67,000
313,000
378,000
5,803,000
206,000
347,000
295,000
82,000
2,487,000
627,000
1st
A ref 5s
Aluminum
Ltd
1968
103
104
Amer Commonw
.'
1953
Am Community Pow
5 ms 1953
Deb 5%s
Amer &
Amer
77
Sale
l6o
99% Sale
Sale
Sale
104% Sale
64%
Sale
66
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
100% Sale
67% Sale
68% Sale
99%
99% July
87
July
67% July
104% July
100
July
105% July
100% July
10
9
105
_
185",000
804,000
523,000
1,000
436,000
11,000
8,000
31,000
172,000
42,000
849,000
3,000
141,000
929,000
38,000
665,000
115,000
"4",000
'242,000
282,000
67,000
13",066
1948
1,091,000
4% notes
1933
1,294,000
,1936
238,000 Amer Seating 6s
1936
25,000 Amer Solv & Chem 6s
6 Ms without warrants. 1936
14,000
1,004,000 Appalachian El Pr 5s
1956
Appalachian Gas Corp—
Conv deb 6s
—1945
5,578,000
Conv deb 6s series B
1945
3,172,000
s
f 58....
158,000 Appalachian Power 6s—2024
1956
2,927,000 Arkansas Pr & Lt 5s
5s new.
—1956
11,000
19,000 Arnold Print Works 6s—1941
101a Sale
Sale
105% Sale
105
91a
96 %
Sale
Sale
106
Sale
100% Sale
85
Sale
93%
Sale
Assoc Dyeing & Printing—
6s with warrants
1938
82,000
1953
4,280,000 Associated Elec 4% a
113,000 A8SOCG & E conv deb4%sl948
6s without warrant#...1948
461,000
5s
-1968
9,992,000
5s registered
15,000
>.—1968
1,819,000
5.^s
II--1938
4%s series C
I—1949
6,789,000
5 Mis
U..1977
529,000
Conv deb 5s
1950
6,985,000
1,169,000 Assoc Rayon Corp 5s
1950
18,000 Assoc Simmons Hard 6 %s 1933
9,000 Assoc Telep Co Ltd 5s...1965
1,479,000 Assoc Tel & Tel 5 %s A...1955
1944
2,844,000 Assoc Tel Utll 5%s
6s
1933
115,000
19,000 Atlantic Fruit & Sugar 8s 1949
...1943
108,000 Atlas Plywood R Ma
-
....
.
-
81
Sale
64% July
70% July
July 28
July 31
July 17
61 % July
57
61
81
July
July
58% July
25
July
July
July
59% July
25
July
25"" Sale
July
15 104% July
103%
Sale
Sale
64 a
55
f
Sale
58
Sale
56% July
31
69
July
Sale
48
Sale
45
July
31
57
July
66
49As Sale
97%
Sale
85
Sale
100%
Sale
20
84
Sale
Sale
100% Sale
100% Sale
22%
84%
Sale
Sale
103
2
94
27
100% Sale
104% Sale
1
85
81
93
58% Sale
—-
For footnote* see page 56.
July
Mar.
Feb.
Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
July
July
60
June
57
July
61
July
79
60
June
10
1
31
81
22% July ,31
86
July 17
July
July
71
Sale
69% Sale
Sale
65
63% Sale
63
Sale
Sale
Sale
87
Sale
68% Sale
71
Sale
57%
Sale
65
91
Sale
61
64
68%
Sale
67%
66%
60%
61%
74
61
July
July
July
July
July
82
July
66% July
35% July
Sale
61% Sale
82% Sale
66% Sale
35% Sale
July
July
27
2
66% July 20
67
July
2
65% July
2
90
July
2
72
July
2
57% July
2
81
Sale
Sale
s62
Sale
84
88%
84
Sale
100
Sale
Sale
101% July
87
July
s83% July
"99% "Sale
99
July
50
July
slOl %July
89
July
27
87
July
3
3
17 101% July
8
6
3
July
10
8
55
2
Jan.
Jan.
9
7
31
8
25
14
27
97
Jan.
June
94
62
June
70% July
7
101% June
96
May
Apr.
3 108
8 102% Apr.
17
11
Feb.
Apr.
4
6
June
8 97%
98%
89% May 21
55
Jan.
3 70
56
25
June 24
24% June 30 55
99% Jan. 30 104%
70
89
75
June 24
Feb. 25
Mar. 24
Mar.
3
May 14
Feb.
Feb.
10
3
Feb.
3 106% May 25
95% Feb.
2 102% May 21
100% July 30 100% July 31
86
July 23
s83
Jan. 22
101
17% Apr. 22
1
81
July
31
94
Mar.
82
Mar.
4
4
14
80
May
5
61
67%
66%
60%
61%
July 16
July 20
July 31
June 26
June 11
66% July 31
35% July 31
78
22% July
6
Jan.
July
28
s
May
May
84
72
63
7
Jan.
64% July
70% July
83% June
70% Apr.
101
July
48% June
43% June
104% July 14
104% July
100% July
101% July
9
100% July 30 100% July 31
July 23
85% July
~ 86
20
77
83
June
8c Light
warrants..2016
Radiator deb 4 Us
1947
without
Deb
96%
96%
101%
101%
103%
93%
60%
July
66
July
101
July
89% July
70% July
104
104% July
Amer Rolling Mills
107,000
105,000
35,000
5,000
99
22
24
2
17
18
25
13
1
31
8
6
8
27
3
7
July
July
79
64
97
100% July
99% July
100% July
98
July
si04%July 30 105% July
93% July
1 97% July
July
60% July 20 62
72
July 29 76% July
Sale
76% Sale
80
1930
1953
5s...
6s
104
1957
Gas & Elec deb 5s ..2028
Ainer Gas & Power 6s
American Power
100% Sale
"3
Sale
93%
Continental 5S--1943
Amer Elec Pow deb 6s
Amer
Sale
Sale
1948
5s
Aggregates 6s—..1943
Pow 6s_1940
Amer
Sale
104
5s..1952
5s.......
Aluminum Co s f deb
97
28
27
Jan.
9
76%
Mar.
9
73
Jan.
9
Feb. 28
80
§8*
77
Feb.
Feb.
60
Apr.
16
June 18 57
June 27 102
2
90
Jan.
Feb.
18
3 s62
Jan.
11
9
84
3
92% Mar. 23
76% June
May 18
99 a July 17 S100
Jan. 12
5
3
1
Jan.
101
45
June
May
Jan.
2
curb
york
new
aqqbeqate sales.
In
Since
July
Jan. 1.
51
prices in july.
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
BONDS
V
since
July 1.
Bid.
July 31.
Ask
Bid.
Ask.
513,000
117,000
164,000
60,000
114,000
27,000
34",ooc
36,000
"~2~, ooc
23,000
»34 %
1933
notes
Sates Valve Bag 6s
'
10,000
41,000
149,000
2,000
842,000
1,146,000
591,000
619,000
430,000
77,000
160,000
204,000
2,912,000
19,000
67,000
333.000
'
with stock
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
10034
Sale
10034 July
1 10134 July
107
Sale
107
1 108
10834
105 54
Sale
Sale
107
Sale
96
Sale
9934
Sale
27
99
July
7
102
July
July
July
July
July
18
warr
warr_
July
1936
Belgo-Can Paper Ltd 6s__1943
Bell Tel of Canada 5s
1st M 5s
5s
1955
June
B
ser
1957
1
series C
10334 Sale
102 54 Sale
.I960
Birmingham Elec 436s
1968
Birmingham Gas 5s
1959
Boston & Albany RR 434 s '78
Boston Consol Gas 5s
1947
Boston & Maine RR 6a
Sale
96
10734 Sale
106
Sale
9634 Sale
10534 Sale
1933
10234
Sale
10534
Sale
4%s
1961
Brooklyn Boro Gas 5s A.1967
Buffalo Gen
June
2 102
Mar.
9
110
Mar.
4
1942
purch
Beacon Oil 6s with
Elec 5b
1956
4>oS series B
10634 Sale
106
July
10534 July
10634 July
s9534 July
99
July
10734
10634
10734
9634
9934
16
6
28
6
10534 July
10134 July
10534 July
10234 July
3
1
10534 July
10534 July
5 10534 July
1 10634 July
5
31
Jan.
9634
8434
10334
10234
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
10334 Jan.
94
mx Mar. 30
85
Mar.
9534 Jan.
96
Apr.
103
Jan.
10036 Jan.
9034 June
10434 Jan.
103
Feb.
1981
101
Jan
1,000
116,000
235,000
10,000
18,000
18,000
165,000
-206,000
163,000
42",ooc
325,000
152.000
12,000
84,000
1.000
10,000
148,000
886,000
411,000
408,000
166,000
Copenhagen 15-yr 6s
53,000
759,000
2,539,000
50,000
116,000
170,000
1,083,000
2,168,000
271,000
35,000
1,036,000
1,167 ,000
393 ,000
12 ,000
176 ,000
8 ,000
35 ,000
1,434 ,000
6,743 ,000
2,381 ,000
2,966 ,000
_
.
194*'
100
June
Canada Cement 534®
1947
Canadian Nat Rys 7a
193?
1956
436s
Can Nat
Steamships 5s_-1955
Capital Admin 5s A
97 34 July
107
Sale
153 "
Sale
10034
Sale
1953
Without warrant
Carolina Pr 8c Lt 5s
195<
Caterpillar Tractor 5s
193?
Cent Arizona L & P 5s
1960
Cent German Power 6s
1934
8234 Sale
10234 Sale
9634 Sale
104j4
99
Sale
9834
Sale
96
Sale
Cent 111 Pub Serv 434s F.1967
92
Sale
M36» series H
1981
Sept 15 193
972 ,000 Cent States Pr 8c Lt 5148.195?
10434 Sale
9234
7434
Sale
Sale
59
Sale
63
Sale
60 34
77
Sale
6634
Sale
Sale
69
Sale
93
Sale
7234
6434
6634
Sale
Sale
Sale
6334 Sale
Cent Vermont Pub Serv—
6,000
5s
series A
104
July
99
July
9834 July
92
100
9234
100
Central Power 5s ser D..1957
Central Pow & Lt 5s
1956
Deb 5Hs
Sale
9334 Sale
Cent Maine Pow 436s E..1957
5s series D
1955
Cent Pub Serv deb 5 36»_ .1949
Cent States Elec 5s
194*
July
81
10434
9234
9234
s7134
6134
65
6334
1
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
9634 July
2
1
9336 July 30
2 10136 July 25
93 34 July 31
28
24 10034 July
31 10434 July
28 93
July
16 9334 July
27
7434 July
15 6634 July
15 7136 July
31
7134 July
1959
96,000
17,000
48,000
120,000
4,152,000
295,000
75,000
764,000
20,000
36,000
2,000
20,000
2,002 ,000
436s series A...
__197<
Deb 5>4s
1,015 ,000
193?
159 ,000 Chic Pneum Tool 5 36«
194?
845 ,000 Chic Rys 5s ctfs of
dep.. 192'
1 ,000
5s certifs of dep reg
1927
Cigar Stores Realty—
631 ,000
5>4« series A
1949
149 ,000 Cincinnati Street
Ry 536sl95?
193 ,000
6a series B__
195?
1,744 ,000 Cities Service 5s
196»
43,572 ,000
1,522 ,000
565 ,ooc
3,320 ,000
72 ,000
Conv
deb
5s
.1956
Cities Service Gas 5 36«--194;
Cities Serv Gas Pipe L 6s. 194?
Cities Service P & L 534«.1952
Cle<"5 Elec Ilium 5s
220 ,000
Deb 7s._..
194)
5s
1961
85 ,000
5s
series U_.
81 ,000 Cleve Term Hidg
17,000
Sale
92%
10134
94 34
Sale
Sale
10134
6034 Sale
7234 Sale
86
Sale
7034
7234
Sale
80
Sale
7534
Sale"
Sale
6634
Sale
"8734
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
87
7934 Sale
79
1,944 ,000
Bank
und
8234
6634
6734
6936
8434
195,000
13,000
6,000
239,000
982,000
30,000
59,000
4,000
27,000
2,000
84,000
56,000
103,000
18,000
41,000
33,000
65,000
8,000
772,000
95,000
59,000
1,000
840,000
2,000
49,000
5,000
23,000
80,000
Sale
4s series F
1981
57 ,000
1st mttfc 6s
1943
118 ,000
1st mtge5s
110 ,000 Community Pow & Lt 5s.
6 ,000 Conn Lighting A Pow 7s.
114 .000 Consol Gas N Y deb 4 34s.
6734 Sale
8234 Sale
Sale
Sale
7834
10534 July
104
Sale
104
8136
102
10334
10234
9434
1937
Sale
1st ref
1981
97
Sale
1943
58
Sale
72
Sale
195;.
108
warrants
S
ser
10434
1943
Consol
Publishers 6Ht»--!93<
Consol Textile 8»
1941
98)4 Sale
Consumers Power 4 34s.. 1958
10134 Sale
8134 Sale
Continental G & El 5s ...1958
Continental Oil 534s..
.
269, 000 Cumberland Co P
& L
6s series A
9834 Sale
i 104?4
Sale
8434
8134
84 "
Sale
10134
9434 Sale
9534
Sale
9s34
Sale
101
Sale
434s '56
May 18
May 14
June 19
July
2
June
6
40
July
22
27
82
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
1
28
20
22
22
10
6
17
1 104
1
10434
1 10236
1
9434
10 11036
20 11034
29 92
9634 Mar. 19
June
77
62
June 10
Sale
June 25
58
June
7734 Apr. 21
9
9034 Jan.
79
June
8334
5934
5734
6334
7834
June
May
May
May
June
71
June
10434 Mar.
105
July
10634 Feb.
10336 May
May
May
3134 Apr.
50
Sale
Sale
!
July
10334 July
8334 July
84
July
68
Sale
■
65 July
10136 July
9536 July
96
Sale
i 97
10234
1003-6
Sale
Sale
Sale
9534 July
10236 July
9834 July
93 36
Sale
9334 July
j
98
July
July
Feb.
10
76
Jan.
8
Mar. 23
Jan.
8
89
84
107
Apr. 22
107
Jan.
43
101
9434
11034
107
.
106
55
June
June
81
88
9534 Apr.
100
1
9934 Jan.
8034 Jan.
8236 May
17
8634 July
16
7034 July
1 10234 July
Feb.
9854 July
17 10234 July
2
52
July
1
9834 July
7 103
July
7 10034 July
96
Jan.
65
Jan.
35
55
102
10534
Sale
203!
Sale
104
Sale
9
Sale
July
July
10254 July
10634 July
9
2
July
July
94
July
29
60
July
20 10234 July
2
10434 July
17 107
31
9
July
July
236 July
15
9
20
30
2
3
Feb.
10134 Sale
9 6 34
93
Sale
10336 July
23
57
Sale
61"" Sale"
5834
Sale
Sale
20
July
12
July
July
56
24
9634
3 10434
14 24 34
13
1534
27 62
July
July
July
July
July
Mar. 19
Jan.
96
Jan.
Mar. 28
55
June 25
Feb. 27
101
Jan.
97
Apr.
10334 June 11
10054 July 31
88
Feb.
3
45
99
June
2
95
73
May 14 10234
Jan.
3 10436
10536 Jan.
2
9
July 31
30
100
2
Jau.
24
Jan.
2
83 34
Sale
86
Sale
59
Sale
Sale
1013s
Sale
85
Sale
77
Sale
6134 Sale
10254
10154
10034
8334
5
Apr. 22
Apr. 22
May 11
Jan.
Sale
59
Sale
1953
July
95
July
97
July
9034 July
59
July
6834 July
8
71
July
1957
1965
6634 Sale
1967
6734
Sale
6634
Sale
65
July
9936 July
65
July
16
3
17
7254 July
9934 July
7736 July
100
June 26
20
Apr. 14
May 12
Jan.
7
Mar.
9
95
60
June 26
10434 May 19
2
10234 June
Jan.
10054 July
7954 June
55
July
101
90
61
Mar. 19
Mar.
9
May 13
July
108
Jan.
July
9034 July
4934 May
107
Feb.
97
29
12
July
9636 June 30
10236 Mar. 5 105
May 15
20
July 14 7036 Jan. 15
12
July 13 6336 Feb.
4
5134 June 13 71
Jan.
7
10134 Jan.
10334 July
102
July
10034 July
8734 July
59
July
98
July
98
July
9536 July
6134 July
July
July
July
July
55
95
Marel Elec Mfg
Inv 7s.1950
6
15
9
107
s83
8
8
100
1
10
6
17
22
27
7354 Apr. 18
103
Apr. 10
10134 Mar. 14
20
17
29
Jan.
60
103
1952
1,797,000 Empire Oil & Refining 5 34s *42
July
3
6
23
22
Mar. 19
Jan. 26
Mar. 10
1937
Sale
5
6
9434 Jan.
45
28
19
16
June 11
June
9
95
Apr. 22 103
10434 Apr. 27 105
22
13
Jan.
10534 May 22
8834 Mar. 19
sl0034Jan.
92
May
98
July
2
27
27
28
21
10536 Apr.
3 100
62
15
26
10834 May 18
15
30 105
9654 June 25 99
July
July
July
16 30
July
2 10434 July
16i 8534 July
Jan.
Jan.
8736 Mar.
Jan. 28 10534 June
Feb. 21 10534 June
Jan. 13 103 36 May
June 24
9434 July
July 10 116
Apr.
Apr. 30 11036 July
July 29 92
July
Jan.
5 119
Apr.
May 27 10134 May
Jan.
80
9634
&x
83
July 27
10034
86
June 25
10834 May
106
July
100 34 May
8536 Jan.
19
May
June
102
30
11
58
105
24
June
3
65
104
July
July
8734 Mar. 26
9434 Mar. 20
99
Jan.
2 10234 May 29
6934 June 17 9536 Jan. 21
Mar. 20
5836 June 17 73
Jan.
63
Mar. 21
Mar. 24
4 104
Feb.
90
104
96 34 July
1
July 31
May
7
58
10734 Jan.
10334 May
July
9834 July
July 31
May 14
June
81
July
10536 July
July
May 13
7136 Mar. 23
103
901,000 Edison Elec III (Boston 5s *33
221,000
4% notes
.1932
3 H % Notes
84,000
1931
6,092,000 Elec Pow & Lt 5s
..2030
22,000 Elec Pub Serv 5}4s C
1942
180,000 El Paso Nat Gas 634» A..1943
237,000
634s
...1938
375,000
6348 with warrants
1,000 Erie Lighting Co 5s
6
Mar. 24
Jan.
10534 July
51
s83
159,000 Empire Dist Elec 5s
22
Jan.
Mar.
3*
108
55
6334
10334 Sale
10034 Sale
9634 Sale
10334 Sale
476,000
197,000 Duke Power Co 434s_.__.1967
1,153,000 Duqucsne Gas 6s
1945
6 34% notes
273,000
Mar 15 1935
5,679,000 Eastern Util Invest 5a A 1954
5s registered
1,000
1954
Sale
1930
Dixie Gulf Gas 634s
with warrants
page 56
9234 June
10736 July
10534 July
10534 july
99j4 July
1,000 Dallas P & L 5s series C--1952
7,000 Dayton P & L 1st & ref 5s *41
205,000 Delaware Elec Pow 5 34 s..1959
128,000 Denv tc Salt Lake Ry 6s..1960
see
July
10134 July
10134 July
slOl
July
9436 July
11034 July
11034 July
86
July
20
1937
633,000 Detroit City Gas 5s B
1950
6s series A
677,000
1947
586,000 Detroit Int Bdge 634s...1952
191,000
25-yr • f deb 7s.
1952
Apr. 23
July 31
Jan.
May 28
94
1942
264,,000 Cuban Telephone 7 34s.. 1941
119,,000 Cuban Tobacco 5s
1944
1,200,,000 Cudahy Pack deb 534s... 1937
226,,000
.1946
Without warr
1,409,000
17,000 European Mtge
7h Series C
709,000
8
July
50
Roll & Steel Fdy 6s. 1940
Series A with warrants..
73,,000
805, ,000 Crane Co 5s.
1940
863,,000 Crucible Steel 5s
1940
For other footnotes
Sale
19V
f 4s
87
9436
93 34
10236
10434
10434
Mar.
11734
10134
197
67,000
July
July
July
1951
434s series H_...
1st & coll 6s
July 24
July 27
July 27
July
July
July
July
July
107
July
10534 July
108
July 30
106
July 28
6734
8334
9036
6634
6834
7134
8434
8134
1951
19*.'
F
634s with
Sale
Sale
Sale
1943
4?is series G...
558,,000
1,138,,000
140,,000
45,,000
3,314,,000
7,461,,000
668,,000
88
ttait—
series E
s
Sale
Sale
10134 Sale
10134' Sale
9414 Sale
121,,000
245,,000
2,510,,000
56
Sale
5 34s
series
July
6234 July
July
July
July
July
July
july
July
July
107
128 ,000
136 ,000
European Elec 634s
68,000
1,000
137,000
6134
6734
8234
36
100
.1966
9134 Apr.
9236 July
9936 Apr.
99
Apr.
10434 June
74
19
10034
series E
Mar. 16
Feb.
2 10136 Feb. 20
July
1 10134 July 20
Mar.
6
May 25 98
9434 Mar. 16 9636 May
9
100
738 ,000 Commonw Edison 4 34s...1<W
335 .000
4'4s series C
1956
1,620 ,000
1,346 ,000
Ercole
25,000
Sale
62
75
9
25
16
17
Privar
5J4s
Continental Secur 5s
45,000
13,000
21,000
185,000
47,000
36,000
6034
9434 July
10234 July
.,1941
Sale
Sale
5s
86
108
79 34
10,,000 Coat
14,000
Sale
603-4 Sale
105
1937
4'is
9234 July
10134 July
73
July
60
July
65
Consol Gas Utilities—
108,000
Sale
Sale
1933
6*
Consol G ii L & P
8,000
8,000
7,000
37,000
570,000
Sale
1 ,000 Col Rjv Longv Bridge
6Ms '53
214 ,000 Commander Larahee 6s.. 194*
Gommen
301,000
104,000
51,000
254,000
1,087.000
2,000
31,000
110,000
91
99
1939
16 ,000 Cleveland Ry Co 5s
9934
10634
10634
10134
9 105
10336 June
1954
35 ,000
10
9
5
19
95 3*
Chicago Dist El Generating
206,000
123,000
3,000
44,000
Feb.
23
Jan.
1 101
10134 Jan.
5
103
9 102
9734 June
5 11136
10634 j an.
9834 Jan. 22 10234
103
Jan.
2 10736
82
Jan. 15
8854
July
July
July
105
July
9934 July
10134 July
9534 July
9334 Sale
101
1968
...
10834 July
10034 July
10534 July
86
July
84
July
July
July
3
21
27
15
89
Central 111 EI & Gas 5s...1951
5s Series G
8634 Sale
10434 Sale
9934 Sale
10134 Sale
Sale
9734
10934
10134
10536
8834
8636
Feb.
10734 June
107
May
10736 May
9734 May
10034 Mar.
9934 Feb.
10536 June
Burmelster 8c Wain Co of
43,000
1.
Sale Prices.
Baldwin Locomotive Works
155,030
jan.
2
Ask.
Bid.
(Continued)
range
Price
Jan
1931.
r
exchange
31
2
9736 Mar. 25
8034 Jan. 13
s6336 Jan.
7
83
Mar. 12
10434 June 16 10434 June 16
65
July
9936 Jan.
July
65
16
5
17
84
Mar. 26
9934 May
90
Apr.
4
7
exchange
curb
yokk
new
52
In
Since
July
Jan. 1.
$
80,656
3,000
6,000
168,000
NEW YORK
Price
CURB EXCHANGE
Jan. 2
1931.
$
2,000
458,000
26,000
16,000
1.436,000
bonds (Continued)
Fabrics Finishing 6s a--1939
Fairbanks Morse ik Co *«.1942
Farmers Nat Mtg Inst 7s .1963
Bid.
Ask
Bid.
Ask.
Ask. Bid.
■
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale
Sale
60
Sale
61
644,000
Bank 6s
.1961
691,000 Firestone Cotton Mills 5s. 1948
407,000 Firestone t & r Cal 5s .1943
_
78
Sale
'85"
Sale
753*
Sale
82
Sale
883* Sale
57,666
102,000
114,000
2,000
"2", 606
16,000
1,000
13,000
38,000
39,000
13,000
3,000
18,000
25,000
28,000
84,000
1st 78 without warr_„.1957
363,000 Flsk Rubber 5*8
1931
20,000
Certificates of deposit
3,870,000 Florida Power fk Lt 5»_._1954
145,066 Garlock Packing 6s
1939
2,611,006 Gatlneau Power 5s
1956
168,000
5s new
..1956
567,000
6s....
1941
476,000
6s series b
1941
439,006 Gen Bronze conv deb 6s. 1940
4,666 General Cigar serial 6s_.1932
2,000
Serial 6s..^.i^i-^.^i-il933
9,000
Serial 6s
1934
46,000
Serial 6s
1935
39,000 Gen Indus Alcohol 614s.1944
10,000 Gen Laundry Mach 6^8.1937
Gen Motors Accept Corp—
54,000
5% serial notes...
1932
50,600
5% serial notes
1933
54,006
5% serial notes
..1934
69,060
5% serial notes
1935
36,060
5% serial notes
....1936
85,066 Gen Pub Serv Co 5s
1953
100,000 Gen Pub Utilities Co 6s..1931
358,006 General Rayon Ltd 6s.. 1948
336,600 Gen Refractor 5s
1933
34,000
438,000
171,000
6s with warr Aug 15....1937
Gen Water Wks Gas 8c Elec—
6s series b
1944
5,006 Georgia Carolina Co 5s..1952
43,000 Georgia 8c Fla 6s ser a... 1946
10,606
Certificates of deposit
1967
111", 000
812,300
42,j00
76,000
6,000
545,006
8,482,006
497,000
542,000
13,600
68 with warrants
1953
6s without warrants... 1953
Gillette Safety Razor 5s_1940
Glidden (The) 53*8
1935
Gobel (Adolf) 6 3*8 ser a. 1935
With warrants
Godchaux Sugars 73*s...l941
Grand (f
6,000
118,000
3,000
18 000
1,000
12,000
13,000
58,000
336 000
23
000
32,000
47,666
154,000
9,000
28",000
57,000
36,000
89,000
19,000
95,000
18,660
7,000
7,000
6,000
116,000
83
Sale
929* Sale
913* Sale
90
Sale
123*
Sale
89
Sale
89 3*
833*
Sale
893* Sale
895* Sale
Sale'
82
833*
613*
1023*
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
1013* Sale
1013* Sale
84
Sale
86
52"" Sale
43
993*
Sale
Sale
Sale
985* Sale
149*
84
31
91
July
7
31
10
10
July
20
533*
1013* July
2 1013* July
2
1023* July
1023* July
2 1023* July
1 1023* July
2
1
July
153* July
893* July
833* July
3
873* July
863* July
July
2
62
July
59
1015* July
22
31
8
3
30
85
July 31
2
s843* July
43
July
6
July 22
343* July
8
103* July
2
2
July
22
17
4
4
4
1013*
Sale
1025* Sale
1025* July
1013* July
703*
87""
Sale
943* Sale
843* Sale
Sale
923* Sale
54
July
July 28
913*
July
s84
705*
July 10
July 16
63
92
93
106
Sale
102
Sale
18
Sale
1013*
63
Sale
108
Sale
Sale
66
63
July 31
s1075* July 29 1085*
85
85
July 24
105,
105)* July
1053* July 17 1053
slOl
July
" 103
10
Sale
30
505* Sale
1023* Sale
102
Sale
1j1
323*
15
July
July
34
26,000
2,000
38,000
135,000
193,000
342,000
50,000
5,000
4,000
153, 000
69, 000
551, 066
978, 060
585, 000
1,148, 066
607, 000
5 ,000
3,000
4,000
20,000
11,000
366,000
9,000
74
Sale
Sale
92
Sale
Sale
483*
Illinois Nor Util 5s
5v*s._..1957
1954
series "b"
67
58 series c
July 25
985*
July 29 77
July 6 1005*
60
Sale
Sale
88
Sale
85
Sale
July
July
July
July
July
823*
82
1033*
1033* Sale
10
15 67
14 60
30 883*
25 883*
1 104
863*
983*
99
983*
Sale
July
995*
3
1st lien & ref 5s
ind'polls p & 1. 5s
983*
Sale
80
Sale
Sale
523*
75
1045*
473*
Sale
99
July 7
July 8
July 14
78
a..1957
Sale'
Sale
913*
1025*
1033*
965*
80
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
79
80
July 6 1073*
July 30 56
1045*
1035*
903*
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
sl02
1045* Sale
983* Sale
1035*
963*
79
Sale
100
94
1033*
1043*
813*
80
1003* Sale
103 3*
Sale
1045* Sale
3
24
15
7
1
1
10
16
1053*
105
913*
1035*
1043*
985*
s823*
6
103
104
2
Jan.
15
20
17
10
6
22
4,012 ,000
1,000
52,000
37,000
85,000
93,000
37,000
153,000
74,000
21,000
324,000
265 ,000
137 ,000
Intercontinents
75
813* Sale
July
81
Jau. 28
June 13
883* Mar. 6
953* June 29
93
Jan.
9
51
June 17
82
Feb.
91
May 12
94
May 20
88
24
63
July 31 74
1053* Jau.
6 1095*
85
July 24 85
102
Jan.
2 1053*
1053* July 17 1063*
99
Feb.
2 103
9
June 25 27
20
Mar. 26 35
45
100
100
96
59
Jan.
103
May
May
104
825*
Sate
805*
50
1948
50
Sale
Sale
37
353*
Sale
Interlake Iron 5s b
1951
150 ,000 Internat Pow Sec 63*8 b.1954
234 ,006
6 3*s series c
1955
37 ,000
7s series d
1936
78 series e
1957
.,276 ,000
87
893*
Sale
883*
Sale
953*
Sale
101
88
92
903*
Sale
"98" Sale"
945*
1952
86
1951
1947
1,808 ,000 Internat Securities 5»
1 ,000
5s registered
1947
12 ,000 Interstate Iron & St'l 53*s '46
85
74 ,066
7s series f
72 ,000 International Salt 5s
,
343*
,600
1 ,000
July 15
July 8
685*
Sale
713*
Sale
70
Sate
693*
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
27
28
24
10
96
27
723*
993*
88
86
June
July
Feb.
1013* May 18
June
98
1
2
50
June
803* Jan.
693* Mar.
July
July
July 6
July 3
July 29
July 27
July is
July
1
July
1
July 30
July 14
30
8
29
10
24
July 11
July 28
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
16
2
20
24
27
22
2
July
July
423* June
68
June
74
June
Mar.
75
July
1045* July
40
Mar.
Mar.
105
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
"723* Sale
u93*
713*
-7
7 ,000
5s series d
524 ,000
43*s
105 ,000 Interstate Telep 5s a
100
1956
945*
1958
1961
935*
Sale
t
July
90
July
1043* Apr.
97
July
June
107
105 3* May
883* Mar.
863* Apr.
105
Jar.
104
31,000
122,000
Deb 58 series a
309 ,000,.Invest Co of Amer 5s a
427 ,000!
Without warrants.
823*
Sate
For footnotes nee page 56
9
1
22
2
une
995* June 25
uue
70
June
973* Jan.
Jau.
8
24
Feb. 11
June 20
65
17
17
~
14
30
June 11
60
Mar. 25
28
May 28
58
Feb.
16
■
16
29
6
g8
Sate
993*
July 23 100
Sale
91
July
July 23
943*
925*
July 31
July 31
July
1
July 29
July
1
86
July 10
July 10
903* June
101
July 27 1043* July
June
17
853*
W* July
92
July
July 27 96
1003* Mar
895* Jan.
July
86
.July 24 88
86
Feb.
80
July
785* Feb.
685* Jan.
753* May 15 753* May
923* Apr. 16 923* Mar.
88
July 30
July 15
June 27
May 21 103
1023* Jau.
7 104
79
Apr. 27 895*
68
July 24 843*
993*
88
5
24
14
7
16
26
16
29
10
15
13
May 21
June 22
June 29
Mar. 19
July 31
July 23 100
6 943* July^ 31
9
23 933* June
Feb.
923* July
Jan. 10
May 19
743* Mar. 19
68
823*
27
95
July 14
July 24
82 3*
24
3
1947
1947
July
July
16
10
21
16
June 26
Invest Bond & Share Corp
8 ,000
15
28
65
855*
923*
Jan.
995
Interstate Public Service
7,000
125,000
42,000
16
70
753* June
Sale
Sale
893*
733*
Apr.
100
103
Sale
Apr.
993* May 22
100
1033* July
1043* June
81
May
80
July
995* Feb.
1033
14
22
22
27
8
1053* June
8
105
July
943* Feb. 26
8
105
Apr.
Jan.
90
27
90
1035* June
963* July
725* May
100
July
855* July
Mar.
Jan.
ip
1003* Jau.
863* Jan.
104
91
1073* July 30
56
July 14
Apr. 17
8 54
1035* Mar.
98 '■*
8
3
23
965* Mar. 30
June 25
Jan.
9
June
June
Jan.
May
1053* May
1043* May
995* July
June
n*
92
sl04
1025* May
95
June 24
8
Sale
80 3*
Mar. 23
Feb. 10
Feb. 25
98
98
With warrants
1025*
20
28
48
1936
31 ,000
Without
warrants..
...1957
2,314 ,000 Interstate Power 5s
Debenture 6s
468 ,000
-.1.952
Jan.
80
July 16
17 37
15 42
15 883*
27 104 3*
923*
21
Jan.
7
3
July 27
July 10
65
10
May 21
July 24
July 28
May 22
July 29
Jan.
July
90
87
17
July
Feb.
94
May
1003* May
Power co—
New....
InterstateNat Gas 6a
566,000
6. ,000
Sate
65
Deb 6s with warrants.. 1948
6s
86
Mar. 23
June 20
54
84
965*
1949
Deb 5s
Mar.
9
9
May 25
1023* Mar. 13
945* May 20
1003* May 22
1005* Mar. 9
Mar. 10
86
1957
1981
With warrants
4 ,000
May 18
Jan.
70
Insult Util Inv 6s ser b..1940
522,000
2,000
11
Jaii.
July 10
July 6
July 24
July 28
July i.7
July 29
July
8
July 28
100
July
1 97
July 2 104
July 2 1043*
July 15 85
July 17 83
July
9 105
July 2 104
94
Sal6
10 ,006 Indianapolis Water 53*s_1953
5 ,000
4 vis
1940
5 ,000 Inland p & l 6s ser c
14 ,000 Inland Steel 4v*s b
Jan.
3
483* Apr.
1955
1950
1963
ser
Mar. 26
20
923* Feb.
79
4
33
1025* May 23
1025* May 23
1025* May 18
June
5
88
Mar. 16
97
Jan.
8
53
1005* Mar. 19
1043* May
Indeo Oil 8c Gas deb 6t._1939
31 ,000
1st & ref 5s
54 ,06() Indiana Service 5s
June
June
145*
July 23
July
8
July
July
July
July
July
98
105
Indiana Elec Corp 6s a..1947
5s series c
..1951
2,966 ,600
85
48
55
..1953
1956
6s series a
17 ,000
52
July
July
1025*
102)4
1013*- July
933* July 16 101
94
July 13 943*
50
1005*
9 ,000 Indiana Gen Service 5s..1948
55 ,000 Indiana Hydro-Elec 5s a. 1958
18 ,000 Indiana & Mich el 5s
1957
"12",000
99
97
Sale
Sale
Sale
1947
1957
Idaho Power Co 5s
4 .000
1013*
1013*
June
103
June 22 69
1003* June
5 1005*
12
8
Jan.
2
83* Feb.
6 10
985* Jan. 29 1025*
1949
6s series b
Illinois Pow & l
Sale
Sale
Sa
Sale
June
June
28
843* July
6
953* July 8
88
July 30
24
Mar.
84
June
102 3* June 20
73* June
Sale
55
80
43 '
103
103
1015* May 20
1013* May
101
July
1015* June
1015* May
1013* May
Sale
993* Sale
14
Apr.
995* July 27
43
Mar. 20
925* Jan.
June
17
2
Mar. 26
95
103
:
July
935*
1013* July
102
May
102
May
102
May
26
Apr.
103* Apr.
1023* July 17
102 3* July
6
85)* July 21
913* July 17
46
823* Apr. 22
275* Feb. 19
153* July 22
Apr.
1
95
Apr.
8
943* Jan. 27
65
1023* July 24
1013* July
1015* July
1013* July
29
23
Feb.
1023* July :
July
101
July
905* July
Jan.
20
82
87
Apr. 30
845* Feb. 19
123* May
12
Apr.
823* June
84
July
845* May
923* Apr.
693* June
693* June
16
103* July
Sale
1950
Falls 1st & ref 5s
h'.'grade Fond 6s ser a ..1949
37,660
4
9
22
~
July 20
155* July
123* July
87
July
84
July
893* July
1015* July
101
.
21,000
7
823* May
June 24
77
199,000
5s ser a with warr.
194!"
1./69 000 Gulf Oil of Pa deb 5s
1937 1013*
3*
1 (44 000
Sinking fund deb 5s
1947 1013*
973*
1 2 7 000 Gulf States ITtil 5s
low
170,000
43*8 series b
1961
1,066 Hackensack Water 5s a..1977
139,000 Hamburg Elec Co 7s
1935
77
852,000 Hamburg El & Und Ry 5v$s'38
161,000 Hanna (The m a) Co 6s..l934
1,000 Havana Dock 7s a
1937
340,000 Hood Rubber 7s
1936
431,000
5 3*s
Oct 15 1936
312,066 Houston Gulf Gas 6v*s..l943
833*
586,000
6s
...1943
60,000 Houston Lt & Pr 5s a—1953
4,606
6s series b
1953
3,000
53*s series c
1954
759,000
4hs series d
1978
161,006
4v*s series d new
24,000
4v*s series e
1981
655,000 Hud Bay Min & Smelt 6s. 1935
231,060 Hungarian Itol Bank 7v*v '63
Hydraulic Power of Niagara
756,600
9
Feb.
79
Guardian Investors Corp—
31,000
225,000
June
July
905* July
8c w) Properties—
156,000
Conv deb 6s
1948
5j8 000 Grand Trunk Ry
..1936
3,000 Grand Trunk West Ry 4s 1950
.62 000 Gt West Power Calif 5s.. 1946
5,000
6s series c
1952
37,060 Green Mountain Pow 5s. 1948
115,000 Ground Gripper Shoe 6s. 1944
314,000 Guantanamo & w Rv 6s. 1958
5
15
90
87
jfut CJTOI'
1,088,000
3
7
Mar.
s743* July 16
813* July
1
883* July
l
166,000
3,857,000 Georgia Power ret 5s
Feb.
Jan.
81
73
66
13
Gen Vending Corp—
8,000
19
98
8
29
23
95
First Bohemian Glass Wks
18,000
18,000
621,000
5,000
234,000
3
July 18
July 18
10
July
2
453* June
9
July
s543* July
18
18
2
Finland Residential Mtge
79,000
52,000
46,000
Feb,
80
Federal Sugar 6s
763*
19
66
1£
July
July
Sale Prices.
91
61
July
66
10
1933
Federal Water Service 5s.1954
Prices.
3
18
3
1
91
1.
Highest.
Sale
July
July
July
July
Sale
92
JAN.
SINCE
Lowest.
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
July 31.
July 1.
RANGE
IN JULY.
PRICES
AGGREGATE SALES.
76
Apr.
865* July
86
July
74
8
10
10
YORK
NEW
AGGREGATE
SALES.
In
Since
July
Jan, 1.
NEW YORK
CURB
125,000
61,000
75,000
71,000
8,000
20,000
137,000
31,000
¥o"666
247,000
"
8"66O
1,000
12,000
71,000
8.000
(Continued!)—
.
5%a__
July 1*
Bid
July'Sir
Lowest.
4
Bid.
95
Sale
95
95
Sale
94% Sale
•
~90~~ Sale
Ask.
Sale
94%
94%
95
96
"64 "
362
Sale
Sale
80
55% Sale
161" Sale
100
Sale
Sale
67
Sale
82
Sale
103%
102%
103%
103% Sale
Sale
2*000
23", 000
17,000
246,000
93,000
40,000
13,000
66,000
6,000
143,000
7,000 Keystone Telep Co 5><iS-.» >jj
Keystone Water Works &
Elec 5^8 series B
2,000
1948
136,000 Kimberly Ciark 5s A
1943
1,376,000 Koppers Gas & C deb 6s. 1947
Deb 5%a
1,132,000
1950
338,000 KresUe IS S) Co 5s
1945
58 certifs of deposit
46,000
1945
488,000 Laclede Gas Lt 536*
.1935
37 000 Larutan Gas Corp 6%a._1935
1,470,000 Lehigh Pow Secur 6s
2026
Leonard Tietz Inc
16,000
84", 000
125,000
17,000
16,000
7,000
2.000
1,000
271.000
1.000
13,000
4,000
3,000
124,000
245,000
16,000
15,000
5,000
19,000
4,000
415,000
202,000
7.000
132,000
1,042,000
439,000
191,000
17,000
39,000
1,000
2,597,000
13,000
400,000
Without
!
Lone Star Gas Corp 5s...1942
Long Inland Ltg 6s..
SHs series A
..1945
-.1952
J-os Angeles Gas A Elec 5s '61
Los Angeles Pacific Co 4s 1950
Louisiana Pow A Lt 5s...1957
477,000
375,000
1,525,000
155% Sale'
Sale
90% Sale
98% Sale
102% Sale
5s
.
Mass Util Assoc 5s A
McCord Rad A Mfg6 s
1946
102
Sale
1955
98
Sale
ser
1971
Mich Assoc Tel 5s A__
..1961
Couv 5% notes
...1932
1933
Conv 5% notes
...1935
1934
Conv 4%% notes.
5.000
8,000
10,000
516,000
22,000
112,000
Elec Co 5s..1957
National Elec. Pow 5s...1978
122,000 National Food Prod 6s.. 1944
686,000 Nat Pow A Lt 6s"A"
2026
Deb 5s series B_ ——.2030
3,926,000
3,164,000 Nat Pub Serv 5s
...1Q78
3,618,000 National Steel Corp 5s.-.1956
92
Cony deb 58........—1950
.............1948
93
Sale
92%
Sale
Sale
s92
1,103',000
28:600
18,000
175,000
31,000
407,000
93%
99% Sale
97% Sale
93% Sale
92% Sale
!
96%
93% Sale
96
Sale
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
31
20
31
23
7
31
16
7
11
2
60
July 31
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
22
17
31
31
13
7
9
15
27
24
18
27
99
105%
103%
104%
86%
Sale
99%
Sale
97
Sale
99%
96%
s92%
92%
94% Sale
Sale
92
Sale
95%
Sale
Sale
9
15
3
16
15 102%
11
89%
23 84
31
65%
70
1 105%
1 101%
96
13
50
10
88
6
6 104%
27
99%
1
93%
30
14
July
July
July
July
94%
49%
1 100
6
97%
1
95%
95
1
143,000 Nor Cont Util 5%s A
1948
472,000 Nor Ind Pub Serv 5s._...1966
5s series D_.
833,000
..1969
3,497,000
4%s E
1970
969,000 Nor Ohio P & LSMs
1951
536,000 Nor Ohio Trac & Lt 5s...1956
634,000
6%% Hold notes
1933
6s A
202,000
1948
631,000
5M% notes. ..
......1940
5 M f series B
163,000
1950
4,332,000
4Mb
1961
32,000 North Texas Utilities 7s.. 1935
Without warrants
230,000
55,000 Northwest Pow 6s A
...1960
2,778,000 Ohio Edison Co 5s
19t>0
314,000 Ohio Power 5s series B
1952
4M* series D
2,031,000
.1956
For footnotes see page 56.
95% July
90% Jan.
104
July
92% July
1 105% July
3
94% July
96
2
July
98
July
18
29
24
100%
88% Sale
66% Sale
Sale
103
Sale
68
Sale
52
Sale
105
Sale
87% Sale
69% Sale
98% Sale
68%
Apr.
55
97% June
100
96
102%
103%
103%
101%
101H
June
101% Feb.
98% Jan.
99% May
99
103%
85%
69%
92
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
July
91
Feb.
85% Sale
90
Sale
83
Sale
Sale
Sale
103
Sale
55
Sale
51%
Sale
89
Salq
90
Sale
110%
102%
51%
88%
.
102% Jan.
103% July
102
Jan.
97%
92
15
6
21
7
July
July
July
July
57
Feb.
100
Jan.
Jan.
104% May 21
9S% July 27
44
100
93
Apr.
June
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
97%
Mar.
97
Jan.
8
96
.Tan.
14
101% Jan.
Feb.
102
91
June
98
June
Jan.
May
48
Jan.
100% Jan.
June
65
June 15
91% July 31
94
8
June
June
6
June
108
Sale
91% Sale
100
Sale
99
Sale
90)
99)
93
Sale
Sale
Sale
103%
103%
96%
104%
101%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
104%
Sale
105
Sale
98%
104%
Sale
Sale
103% Sale
103
103%
Sale'
97% Sale
76
99%
Sale
Sale"
102% July
16 103% July
1
2 103% July
27
99%
Sale
97% July
Sale
95
104%
104%
100%
Sale
Sale
Sale
July
76
July
103% July
104
July
99% July
1
99% July
31
98% July
79
1
July
1 104% July
6 105
July
3 100% July
31
2
5
Mar. 24
93
16
2
Mar.
6
75% Mar. 26
99% May 14
99% Mar. 30
10%
10%
111%
103%
101% June
Mar. 21
July
2
May 14
June 11
50
June
80
88
June
8
93% Jan.
92% Mar. 26
94
May 21
95
94
Jan.
88%
94%
105%
Mar. 12
95%
Jan. 26
97%
1
102% July
98
Sale
103% Sale
100%
Sale
Feb. 13
70
May 29
May 28
81
July 11
100% July 31
106% July 17
92
July
6
57% July 11
105
July 29
105
July 29
98% July
9
July
6
103
July 13
80
July
98% July
July
91
July
55
July
103
July
103% July
96% July
104% July
101% July
105
2
Jan.
83% July
90
July
100%
May 14
,
Apr.
2 107% Apr.
84
82
89
Sale
12
1
Sale
98% Sale
8
77
May
89%
95% July
6 101
May 20
3 105% May 13
Apr.
83
July 30
Feb. 13
Mar. 16
July 29.
44
July
94
June 25
Mar. 19
101% Jan. 14 104
65% June 12 77
July
105
June 29
26 106
June 24
Jan.
77
Sale
95% Sale
102
July
93% Jan.
102% Jan.
7
106% June 16
95
May
8
93% Apr.
7
98
May 21
93% Apr.
91% Jan.
90
,
9
7
June
QO
1
13
30
June
Jan.
85
July 28
86
July 23
85% July 17
7
22
26
92
Sale
July
July
24
7
92
Sale
Sale
95% May
94% June
54
May
100% Feb.
100% Mar.
99% Apr.
July
Sale
94%
6
July
85%
Sale
3
101%
96%
91%
92%
86%
94%
Feb.
95% Jan.
93
Apr. 10
May
1
102% May 19
96% June 11
Mar.
87
Sale
18
16
16
June
Sale
90
11
28
22
106
7
July
17
16
22
31
10
83.
Sale
91
20
Apr. 30
7
98% July 17
2
10% July
2
10% July
111
July 27
103% July 27
1
56
July
91
July 23
7
25
45
88
82% Sale-
93
Feb.
87
.....
.
Jan.
86% July
96% Jan.
89% June
82% July
92% Mar.
84% Jan.
86
July
88% Sale
Apr.
99
May
97
July
98% Apr.
100% Mar.
106% May
103% June
105
May
86% July
103
May
Jan.
July
July
Jan.
96
90% Jan.
96
May
60
60
Feb.
May 25
106% Apr.
82
93
101
Mar. 19
Mar.
Mar. 14
100% Jan.
102
94% July
10% July
10
July
110%
102%
Jan.
Mar.
Mar. 21
8 100
Juiy
11 105
July
9 104% Juiy
103% July
71 % July
63
July
105% July
88% July
71% July
98% July
8
23
22
23
22
6
Apr.
98% July
104% July
104% July
21
29
9
Apr.
July
May
July
May
July
58
93%
98%
92% June 23'106%
89
July 13! 98%
102% Jail. 28:105%
102% July
67% July
50
July
103% July
84
July
69
July
91% July
Sale
Jan.
96% July 16
96% July 11
97
July 28
92
13
July 23
3 105% July 29
1
June 22
27 96
July 25
5 102% July 31
5 101
July 27
8 101% June
6
Jan.
July
95% July
94
July
89
July
104% July
6
8
May 11
54
34
101% Sale
July 27
June 26
June 22 103
June 22
Feb.
3 100% July 15
June 30 67
May 23
July
3
July 25
July 13
July 20
Jan.
Feb.
97
98
103
95
96
91
96
1
25
22
88
99% June
Foreign Invest
220,000
SMb A with warrants._1948
7.311,000 N Y P A L Corp 1st 4 %*_.1967
414,000 Niagara Falls Power 6s..1950
1,065,000 Nippon Elec Pow 6%*.— 1953
89%
82%
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
77% Mar. 20
Mar.
104
94
Mar. 11
103
104%
103%
101%
107%
104%
108%
101%
101
May
103% July
66
Nor States Power
79"66O
Sale
564" sale"!"::::::::
692,000 New Enfl Pow Assn 5s
1948
Deb 5%*-^.—
625,000
1954
17,000 N J Power & Light 5s
1956
479,000 New Orleans Pub Serv 4Mb '35
8,000 Newton Steel 6% notes..1931
N Y A
47,000
9
m
348,000
5% gold notes
May 1 1935
42,000 Nail Trade Journal 6s ..1938
13,000
Certificates of deposit
91,000 Nebraska Power 6s
...2022
1,024,000
4Ms
1981
128,000 Nelsuer Bros Realty 6a..1948
1,039,000 Nevada Calif Elec 5s
1956
5s new
22,000
1956
1,499,000
8,699,000
49,000
July
1 84%
6M8 with warr........1937
735,000 Nnrragannett
48,000
268,000
69,000
180,000
12,000
63,000
133,000
277,000
86,000
July
Line
New Eng G & Elec Assn 5sl947
5,000
731,000
Sale
104
347,000 Montreal L H A P 5s "A". 1951
5s scries B............1970
114,000
Morris Plan Shares Corp—
6s A without warrants 1947
4,000
10,736,000
76:O6O
82
87
103 %
60
July
103% July
99% July
96
July
45
July
84% July
103% July
99% July
91% July
July
July
Sale
Sale
Monongahela West Penn Pub
Service 5^8 B
107,000
1953
707,000
9
15
27
28
7
29
14
6
1955
i6"o",666
173,000
204,000
105%
101%
July 15
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
165% Sale' 101%
Sale
Sale
100%
25
31
27
25
Juiy 7 99
July 2 100%
July
1 102%
July
1 102
July 15 100%
July
1 101%
90
July
6
July 18 105
98%
1)1%
100%
92%
1943
65,000 Mississippi Pow 5s
1955
2,606,000 Miss Power & Light 5s...1957
875,000 Miss River Fuel 6s_.... 1944
Without warrant*.————
266,000
233,000 Miss River Power 5s
1951
Steamship
*99%"Juiy*28
96
Middle Sts Petrol 6%b A.1945
Middie West Util 4%S—1931
Conv 5% notes
Conv 5% notes
100
Sale
Sale
...1978
Met. Edison 4s series E
July
July
July
July
Sale
1948
A
July 27
July 11 U2%
July
1 101
July 14 101
93
100
92%
99%
1943
Melbourne EI Supp 7V£s A *46
Memphis P & L 5s
4%s series C
Jan.
97
103%
99%
55% Jan.
82
July
101% Feb.
105
Sale
1949
79% Apr. 13
78% Apr. 10
98.
100£
Sale
Sale
6
July 23
July 1
July 23
July 15
July 6
93%
Sale
95
3
Jan.
July 21
96
Sale
2
Jan.
July 6 107%
July
1 103%
July 21 108%
July 2 100%
July 15 101
Sale
101%
July 8
July 27
Jan.
58
July
82
104%
Sale
97
National Tea Co—
38,000
Sa 19
70
64
106%
103%
100%
104"" Sale' 104%
88
2
19
60
102%
-
101
July 15
July
1
July 11
July 15
July 28
Jan.
100
Sale
Minn Pow A Lt 4Mb
1st & ref 5s
1,000
3,000
56,000
102
Sale
Sale
60
Munsnn
200,000
18,000
102%
60
1978
81,000
101% Sale
100% Sale
1941
68.000
127,000
7s without warrants
691,000 Mass Gas Co 5%s
4Mb new..............1950
34,000
20,000
10,000
99% Sale
Mansfield Min A Sin (Germ)
7s with warrants
1941
10,000
63",666
Sale
Lukens Steel Co 8s......1940
Manitoba Power 5%a
1951
1,335,000
759,000
137,000
25,000
40,000
99%
1952
16*9",000
14*066
Sale
Sale
99
Lexington Telephone 6s_1944
Lexington Util 5s
Llbby McNeill & Libby 5s 1942
242,000
93,000
125,000
121,000
Sale
103 %
7%a..1946
Milwaukee G L 4%a
1967
Minneapolis Gas Lt 4%s.l950
56"000
Sale
66%
101
98
100
warrants
2,668,000
71,000
208,000
44,000
168,000
27,000
1,082,000
163,000
130,000
138,000
715,000
752,000
901,000
1,035,000
1,000
244,000
1,549,000
35,000
11,000
99%
67
Jan.
July" "l
95%
102% Sale
101" ~ Sale'
27
July 27
July 16
Sale Prices
98% May 25
96% May
9
96% May 25
89% Feb.
99
July 27
2
100% June
May 21
1(ZlH
86
June 24
93
May 14
90
103%
2 103%
99%
Sale
99
July 2
July 3
July 24
July 27
103%' July" 27
107%
100
95%
95%
96%
80%
10d%
15,000
5%% notes...........1936
376,000 Ke<vln»torw*thout warr 6a*A6
260,000 Kentucky Utilities 5s
1969
133,000
5s.
....1961
1,000
5%s series F..........1955
39,000 Keystone rultik cseiv 5b.1978
July 31
July 16
July 21
July 2
79%"July
63%
Kaufmann Dept Stores—
86,000
34,000
36,000
1
Highest.
Sale Prices.
91
Jan.
3
93
May
4
Sale Prices
63%
63%
82
Sale
Sale
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices
1959
23,000 Iowa Sou Utilities 6s A..1950
372,000 (sarco Hydro-El 7s
...1952
153,000 Isotta Franchlnl 7s......1942
Without warrants
260,000
Italian Superpower 6s
1963
Without warrants
2.843,000
31,000 Jacksonville Gas 5s
1942
Jamaica
Wat Sup 5%s A.1955
9,000
864,000 Jersey Cent P&L5K< A.1945
5s series B
.....1947
1,217,000
5s series B new
1947
79,000
12,000 Kansas City Gas 6s
1942
1937
3,000 Kansas Elec Pow 6s A
182,000 Kansas Gas & Elec 6s
2022
...1947
384,000 Kansas Power 5s A
9,000 Kansas Pow & Lt 5s B—1957
RANGE SINCE JAN
2
Ask.
Bid.
S3
PRICES IN JULY.
Price
Jan.
954,000 Iowa-Nebraska LA P5«—1957
5s Series B
858,000
.—.>1961
720,000 Iowa Pow A Lt 4%s A
1958
248,000 Iowa Pub Serr 5s
.....1957
25,000
30,000
EXCHANGE
:
EXCHANGE
1931
BONDS
$
CURB
76* Jan.
93% Feb.
July
105
84
Jan
55
July
99% Jan.
15
82
Jan.
7
Mar. 19
May 21
May 14
Apr. 17
Apr.
9
Mar. 24
Jan. 23
Mar.
3
100% July 31
108% May 18
May 19
75
105
105
Jam
6
90% Jan.
98% Jan.
99
May 20
July 29
May 14
105
Mar. 25
93
103% June 24
99
Jan.
Jan.
101% Jan.
104
Mar. 27
104
Jan.
99
Jan.
105%
103%
105%
99%
July 27
Apr.
6
102% Jan.
97% Apr.
104% Mar.
114
95
Jan.
100
76
July
96
99
Jan.
101
Feb.
Jan.
96
Feb.
27
June 11
Mar. 24
Mar. 31
Jan.
22
104% July 28
5
105% June
101 % May 22
NEW
54
Price
CURB EXCHANGE
Jan.
1931.
1.
106,000
1,700,000
9,000
148,000
4,000
6,000
1,000
220,000
15,000
128,000
539,000
Ohio Pub Serv 5s D
1954
Oklahoma Gas & El 5s
1950
100 %
July 31.
July 1.
Ask
Bid.
B(»NI>S—Continued.
Sale
16,000
359,000
16,000
57,000
159,000
254,000
747,000
5,942,000
421,000
16,000
162,000
Sale
103
'50% Sale
3,392,000
280",666
1941
1st & ref 5%s C
1952
1960
1960
1st & ref 4%s
78,000
1,456,000
A
270.000
8,488,000
5,000
982,000
411,000
43"66O
127,000
18,000
952,000
98,000
128,000
19,000
323,000
467,000
100% Sale
Sals
106%
100%
Sale
Sale
Sale
102%
Sale
115
Sale
Sale
106%
101%
Sale
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
100% July
114
July
105
July
si 00% July
1 102%
7 115
31 106%
13 102%
Sale
27
92%
Sale
97%
Sale
96% July
15
97% July 24
59
Sale
Sale
July
89% July
27
1
61
98%
Sale
23
...1949
90%
58
91%
Sale
101%
Sale
1950
Without warrants
100% Sale
...
1959
Penn-Ohio P & L 5Ms A. 1954
;
Penn Pr 8c Lt 5b ser B
-
102%
Sale"
1952
102
1953
102
Sale
Sale
102% Sale
100% Sale
104% Sale
104% Sale
1981
4^8
102%
100%
104%
104%
104%
94%
Penn Pub Serv 5s ser D--1954
Sale
103%
Penn Telep Corp 5s
103%
Sale
July
99% July
91
July
94% July
34% July
103
Penn Water
95% Sale
39% Sale
Sale
43
i~6~66o
126,000
215",000
"4,666
106%
Sale
Sale
107
107%
73%
Sale
Sale
106% July
72
July
July
104
38",660
67,000
35,000
50,000
72% Sale
6%s class A
1960
Piedmont & Northern 5s.l954
151,000 Pittsburgh Coal 6s
1949
5,000 Pittsb Screw 8: Bolt 5%s_1947
299,000 Pittsburgh Steel 6s
1948
1,000 Pond Creek Pocahontas 7s '35
145,000 Poor 8c Co 6s,
1939
670,000 Potomac Edison 5s ser E.1956
43.000
5%s series D
1949
869,000
4%s series F
1961
7,000
50.0001
„
Power
Sale
102% Sale
104
Sale
96
97%
Sale
Sale
Corp of N Y 5%8—1947
476,000.Procter 8r Gamble 4%s_.1947
105%
Sale
106,000
174,000
649,000
97,000
197,000
137,000
290,000
6,000
18,000
29,000
8,000 Quebec Power 5s
...1968
162,000 Queens Borough G&E 4 %s '58
221,000
5%s
1952
29,666
30
91% July
July
84
July
102% July
104
105% June
Jan.
105
Mar. 18
o98%
104%
103%
100%
May 16
100
94%
97% Sale
97% Sale
100%
95%
Sale
Sale
101%
99%
94%
Sale
Sale
Sale
104
Sale
99
102%
100%
94%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
73,000
8,000
24
July
93"" July
2
927,000
39.000
13,000
140,000
54,000
15,000
86,000
1,904,000
3,390,000 Rochester Cent Pow 5a A 1953
1948
256,000 Ruhr Chemical 6s A
1,766,000 Ruhr Gas Co6%s
1953
435,000 Ruhr Housing 6%s A
1958
188,000 Ryerson (Jos T) & Sons *81943
60
Sale
63%
Sale
72
Sale
792,000 St Louis Gas 8c Coke 6s..1947
3,107,000 Safe Harbor Water Pr 4%s '79
42
Sale
91%
66%
68%
Sale
Sale
Sale
11,000
17,000
1,201,000
1958
San Ant Pub Serv 5s
(The)
July
96
July 21
74% Mar. 23
June
Jan.
17 108% Feb.
June 18
88
80
June
93
Mar. 30
Mar.
9
81
June
99% Jan.
9
100% Feb. 24
102% Jan. 13
107
May 27
(Name chang
80
June
99
Jan.
Sale
Sale
49
Sale
97% Sale
94
ed to
Eepu biic
97% May 14
3 120% July
13
119% July
126
June
10
100
Jan.
101
Jan.
26
July
July
July
July
99
July
101% July
99
July
94% July
105% July
99% July
99
July
99% July
100% July
102% July
100% July
s94% July
102%
94%
94%
96%
May
105% July
99% July
99
May
99% July
101% May
104% Apr.
101
May
94% May
100% July
25 100% July
6 102% July
July
16 104
97
104%
97%
97%
97%
July
July
July
40
June
90
May
78
June
90
Jan.
88% July
90% July
30
'
97% July
118
Sale
98
July
July
104% July
118
93
Feb.
Feb.
96
Feb.
Feb.
95% Jan.
94% May
21
27
20
24
29
23
13
20
100% July
25 103
May 26
Jan.
29 104
June 22
101% Jan.
6 105
May 22
100
s75
23
July 24
July 28 35
1 101 % July 31
31
60
May
100
87% July 29 n98% July
66% July
55 ~ July 30
July
62
July
8 n70
40
July 15 74% July
July
46
July 27 69
90% July 13 92% July 30
Sale
105% Sale
Gas—S ee above)
Apr. 15
119% July
Sale
Sale
1
June
105
100% Jan.
43
July
99% Mar.
101%
31
Sale
24
104
6
7
7
7
89
63
Jan.
97
102% Jan.
95% June
_
22,000 San Joaquin L 8c P 6s B..1952
120,000 Sauda Falls Co 5s.._.
1955
Saxet Co
94%
105% July
66% July
101% July
4,000 Salmon River Power 5s..1952
144,666
July 17
July
July
July
100% July
103
103 % July
88
16
92
Feb. 17
Jan. 17
86% Apr. 20
97% Apr.
2
ol06%June 4
79% Apr. 16
102
May 27
80
90
21
June
June
35
Reliance Management 5s_1954
577,000
With warrants
169,000 Rem'ton Arms 5%% notes '33
Republic Gas Corp 6s A..1945
4,618,000
(Formerly Saxet Corp)
July
&
90
2 105
—1944
Conv deb 6s.
June 20
Jan.
7
29
97% ^uly
102% July
102
3
71
Sale
Sale
Mar. 23
101% Feb.
Reliance Bronze & Steel—
16,000
Mar.
98% Jan.
92% July
May
95% July
43
B_.1957
23,000
6% perpetual certificates
132,000 Pub Serv of Nor Ills 5s—1931
110,000
5s series C
1966
735,000
4%s series D
1978
1,952,000
4%s series E
.
1980
2,314,000
4%s series F
1981
547,000 Pub Serv of Okla 5s D...1957
1,679,000 Puget Sound P 8t L 5%s_1949
1,386,000
5s series C
1950
748,000
4%s series D
1950
Jan.
102
8
May 19
104
105
27
104% June 25 105% Jan. 30
105% Feb.
4 107% July 22
Jan. 27
60
Apr. 30 80
22
6
17
7
102
30
July
92% July
12
8
104% Apr.
17
21
6
95
90
Pub Service Co of N J—
11,000
21
23
90
23
2
25
75% Jan.
75% Jan.
100% Jan.
97% Jan.
102% Jan.
94% July
104% June
95% Jan.
3
15
16
85
95
Sale
96
100% Sale
1954
pub Serv of N H 4Hs
22
1
July
1
July
July 11
July 20
July
July
July
29
3 102% July
3
98% Jan.
1
Jan.
6
56% June 29 83
88% June 30 95% May 27
100% Jan. 27 100% May 15
14 104% July 25
75% July
86
July
83
July
93
Corp of Can 5s A 1957
series B
1959
255,000|prusslan Elec 6s
Feb.1
107
239,000|pOwer
268,000
75%
Sale
Sale
84%
89
1947
Sugar 1st 7«
Feb.
97
2 100
Mar. 17
95% Jan.
98% July 29
88* July 24
Apr.
7
98% July 23 99
June
2
9
56
84% Jan.
Jan. 24
67
90
May
5
2
June
4
98
92% Jan.
Jan. 16 102% May 14
100
July 20
17 107% July
3
74
July
29
97
107
1st 8c refunding 4%s
1957
Hydro-Electric Co
U.OOOjPotrero
July
11 103% July
13 100% July
July
17 92
July
13 96
21 43.% July
Piedmont
T,000
18 102% July 28
5 115
July 30
3 106% May 14
July 24
92% July
6
1 104%
July
6 102
July
10
104%
July
July 27 104%
2 105
July
July 16 95%
4
96% Fob.
109% Jan.
104% Jan.
1952
Penn Glass Sand 6s..-
9
Jan.
21
59%
2
29
4
8
75% Jan.
67
May 28
Sale
Phila Suburb Cos G 8c E
136,000
17,000
21,000
July 28
July 30
July 18
July 25
June
67% Jan. 23
7 101% Feb. 14
100
74%
Sale
June
50% July
99% July
9
99% July 24
99 % July
9
61 % July
7
98%
'36
30,000 Phila Elec 5%a
1947
25,000
5s
1960
1,032,000 Phila Elec Power 5%s
1972
123,000 Phila Rapid Transit 68..1962
182,000
3
Jan.
50
Sale
952,000 Peoples Gas Lt & Coke 4s B'81
2,726,000 Peoples Lt 8c Pow 5s
1979
1,131,000
110,000
July
6 104
13 104% May
19
67
Feb.
June
100
98%
Penn Electric 4s series F_1971
5s series D_.
8
July
68
Dock & Warehouse Co
5%s series B
July
101
Sale
6%s_i943
Park & TUford 6s
1936
Penn Cent Lt & Pow 4%s 1977
5s
1979
6s with warrants
7
6
10
95%
C
1960
&Pow4%s__1968
23,000 Penn Water Serv 5s A
1967
4,000
21
July
July
July
67% July
98
July
98% July
98% July
57 % July
Pacific Western Oil
Penn-Ohio Edison 6s
615,000
1,107,000
566,000
97 %
Sale
Highest.
Sale Prices.
1948
Pacific Pub Serv 5% notes
1.
Lowest.
9 104
1 103%
3 50%
29 55
3 100%
—1955
5s new w i
jan.
Sale Prices.
103% July
103
July
50% July
50 % July
100% July
Without warrants
14,000
53.000
198,000
61,000
57,000
76,000
105
Pacific Power & Light 5s. 1955
Penn
16,000
488,000
F
1st & ref 41*8 F wi
Pacific Investlag 5s
16,000
222,000
1,046,000
58,000
2.189,000
12,000
97%
Pacific Gas & El 1st 41*8-1957
1st & ref 6s B
Ask,
Ask, Bid.
Bid.
64,000 Osgood Co 6s with warr. 1938
1941
13,000 Oswego Falls Co 6s...
1931
221,000 Oswego River Pow 6s
2,546,000
since
about
Jan. 2
Since
July
range
PRICES IN JULY.
NEW YORK
aggregate sales
In
EXCHANGE
CURB
YOEK
July 18
14 100
31 118% July
20 105% July
88
Mar.
Apr. 21
June 20
79% Jan.
55
July
61
42
4
Jan.
12
88% June
4
Feb.
16
96
106
Apr. 13
.„v,
76% May
2
83
00%
Mar. 18
30
June 20
40
85
46
% Apr. 14
96% Mar*, ll
July 15
July 27
89% June 10
53
30% June
97% June
109% May
115
Jan.
Feb.
102
Jan.
94
% Mar. 16
Feb.
6
101% July
109% May
102% Mar.
118% May
105% July
31
18
28
29
6
96% Apr.
80% May
80
Apr.
91
July
84% Apr.
98% May
98% May
29
Saxon Public Works—
134,000
~54",066
90,000
69,000
282,000
97,000
111,000
331,000
16,000
6,000
1,000
1,679,000
1932
5% G notes
115,000 Schulte Real Est Co 6s
1935
518,000
6s without warrants
1935
397,000 Scrlpps (E W) Co 5%s
1943
269,000 Servel Inc 5s
..1948
2,289,000 Shawinlgan W8cP4%s..l967
632,000
4%s series B
196S
58 series C
1970
900,000
2,642,000
1970
4%s series D
480,000 Shawsheen Mills 7s
126,000 Sheffield Steel 5 %s
1931
1948
16,000 Sheridan Wyo Coal 6s
1947
Silica Gel Corp 6%% notes
with warrants
61,000
1932
387,000 Snider Pack 6% notes
1932
28,000
36,000
354,000
2,676,000 Southeast P 8c L 6s
133,000
31,000
35,000
34,000
1,276,000 Southern Calif Edison 5s 1951
641,000
Refunding mtge Ss
1952
General 8c refdg 5s
370,000
1944
Ref Mtge 5s
225,000
1954
108,000
12,000
762,000 Southern Calif Gas 5s...1937
5s
1957
278,000
1,000
ei'poo
Sale
36,000
7,000
468,000
7,000
46,000
4,424,000
311,000
2025
5%s Series B
1952
6s
1950
1st & ref 4)*s
Southern Gas
Without
65
July
Sale
60
87
Sale
87
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
80
63%
Sale
93
Sale
96%
93
Sale
96%
Sale
Sale
96%
Sale
100%
93%
Sale
100%
Sale
Sale
97%
97%
Sale
Sale
105
Sale
97% Sale
90%
Sale
1957
Southern Nat Gas 6s
1944
96%
103%
96 %
90
45
29
93% July
99% Sale
103%
Sale
s94
Sale
105% Sale
Sale
105% Sale
105%
105
Sale
105%
Sale
106
Sale
103"" Sale'
90% Sale
1
Sale
73%
Sale
Without privilege
62
Sale
62
Sale
50
Sale
1
15
1
2
91
81%
97%
97%
3 105
1
97%
29 100%
9
90%
29
45
duly
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
47% July
95 % July
16 105% July
97% May 14
101% Feb. 24
103% Mar. 9
Jan. 13
65
11
27
31
105% July
105% July
103
July
105%July
105% July 16
July 30
15 106
17 103% July 14
14 105% July 17
94% July
July
103% July
96
July 22
102% July 23
13 103% July 13
95% July
1
July 27
99% July
16
99% July 28
50
31
27
64% July
63% July
July
60% July
9
18
86% May 18
35% Jan.
3
90
Feb.
3
Jan.
July
2
94
July
93 % July
21
1
46
93
July
17
95% July 27
2 106
Apr. 17
90% Jan.
2
6%s with warr..
..1938
326,000
645,000 Southwestern GAR 5a...1957
For footnotes see page
56.
55
Sale
s91
Sale
34
93 %
Sale
July
3
95% July 27
96
99% Jan. 19 103%
102% Jan. 12 104
104% Mar. 25 105
94% May
4 96%
July 22
May 18
Apr. 22
Mar. 20
May 20
100
June
2
97% Jan.
9
95% Jan.
9 95% Jan.
Mar. 26
40
June 10 89
84
May
June 11 105
June
49% June 12
1101
110% June
943
93
May 11
Southwestern Dairies—
23,000
46,000
Feb. 25
54% Mar. 26
Apr. 13
Jan.
2 106
103
Feb.
2 106
May 23
102% Jan. 19 105% June 10
6
104% Mar. 16 106% June
105
5s
....1953
1,000
1,000 Sou New Engl Telep 5s..l970
98,000 Southwest Assoc Tel 5s__1961
95
103
South Jersey Gas Elec 8c Trac
35,000
11
9
22
7
18
25
105% Mar. 25
10
102
95%
60
July
s94
July
103% July
45
....
6,000 Southern G & E 5s A
96
100%
100% Sale
1961
Co 6%s 1935
warr
68
Sale
60
93% Sale
67% Sale
99,000 Sou Carolina Power 5s_.1957
2~40~,o66
15,000
90
34
July
21
93
Jan.
5
66
1
11
June
4
May 23
Jan.
14
97% Mar. 20
NEW
YORK
CURB
EXCHANGE
AOORBGATE SALES
In
July
129,000
156,000
5,000
1,000
•
434,000 Southwestern P & L 6s..2022
174,000 Staley (A E) Mfg 6s
1942
.1966
Sale
101
Sale
98
Sale
99* Sale
"98" Sale"
98
Stand Power 8c Lt 6s
1057
Standard Telep 5*8 A...1943
Stlnnes (Hugo) Corp
7s Oct 1 '36 without
warr.
7s 1946 without warrants..
Strauss (Nathan) 6s
Sale
416,000
162,000
Sale
100* Sale
100* Sale
96* Sale
97* Sale
Sale
74
Sale
60* Sale
65
Sale
"95* Sale
Stutz Motor of Anier 7 *# 1937
Sun Oil 5*s
1939
Sun Pipe Line 5s
1940
Swift & Co 5s
100*
Sale
5s.
.
99
Sale
..*..,...,*.1944
102
Sale
Tenn Elec Power 5s._
5s new w
563,000
14,000 Tenn Power Co 5s
1,141,000 Tenn Pub Serv Sk
1956
99* Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
1970
1,280,000
6*8 without warrants.1953
304,000 Texas Cities Gas 5s
...1948
73* Sale
95*
Sale
1945
58
Sale
1956
99
Sale
1960
6s
Sale
Sale
Sale
103* Sale
99*
Sale
64
Sale
99*
Sale
56* Sale
101* Sale
2022
327,000 Thermoid Co 6s with warrl934
4,966,000 Trl Utilities Deb 5s
1979
54* Sale
9,000
3,275,000
5s series B
1967
Union Gas Utilities 6*8 A
64,000
31,000
23,000
with
42,000
Sale
330,000
321,000
Without
Corp 58_.__.1950
100* Sale
warrants..
With warrants...
646,000 United Indus 6 *s
...1941
70
Sale
265, 000 U S Rubber 6*% notes-1932
185, 000
Serial 6*% notes
1933
53. 000
Serial 6*%
notes..
40 000
Serial 6*%
Serial 6*%
notes.....1935
96 000
49 000
83 000
notes
1936
notes
1937
notes
8erlal 6*% notes
Serial 6*% notes
1938
Sale
Sale
Sale
90*
100*
103*
104
Sale
103* July
99*
Sale
101 * July
99
July
76*
Sale
90
"Sale
Sale
65
Sale
70
Sale
83*
Sale
Sale
74
50
96
63
102*
100
91*
91*
102*
104*
1 ol05
1
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
27
91*
Sale"
IP
6s with warrants
3,531,000
281,000 Virginia Elec Power
78
98*
99*
95
95*
72*
70
43
49
July
July
July
Apr.
July
98
June
96
102
80
81
50
99
92*
04*
Sale
Sale
91
Sale
Sale
93*
Sale
103*
Sale
89*
107*
100*
Sale
1
98* Jan.
102* July 20
99* July 27
94* Jan.
99
Jan.
99
Jan.
Sale
Sale
107*
100*
Sale
Sale
July
Sale
97*
Sale
70
40
8*
Sale
75
70
65
Sale
63
66
62*
66
61
92*
s96 *
Sale
Sale
91*
Sale
91
s96*
1935
48
Waldorf Astoria Corp—
1st 78 with warrants
599,000
1954
275,000 Ward Baking Co 6s..... 1937
435,000 Wash Water Power 5s
1960
365,000 Webster Mills 6 *s
1933
80
Sale
103
Sale
94
Sale
88* Sale
96*
Sale
48
Sale
65*
104*
95*
91*
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
101*
Sale
105
Sale
Sale
54* Sale
"97* Sale
91*
91*
Sale
Sale
54*
Sale
105* Sale
48
6s
1944
2030
West Penn Pow 4s H
1961
41*
87*
Sale
Sale
18,000 West Penn Traction 5s_.1960
1,742,000 West Texas Utll 5s A
1957
5s series A new....__.1957
309,000
2,000
17,000
52,000
171,000 Westvaco Chlorine 5 *a. .1937
2,000 Wickwire Spencer 7*s. .1932
487,000 Wisconsin P & L 5s E
.1956
5s series F
311,000
.1958
4,000
1,000 Wisconsin Pub Serv 5s. -1942
11,000
6s Series A
.1952
47,000
5*8 Series B
.1958
86
Sale
86*
Sale
84
41*
86*
97*
Sale
Sale
Sale
July 15
July
July
27
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July 30
1
14
22
14
22
48
70
50
98*
92*
75
75
66-*
66
13
1
21
29
""
65*
66
64
93
97*
July 31
59
._...
100
12
102* Mar. 18
104* July
5 ol05
29 102*
14 102*
6
99*
Jan.
87
June
71
29
June 25
Mar. 11
July 20
May 11
Mar. 19
Mar. 12
101* May 15
80
Feb.
11
103
May 27
4
110* June
79* Mar. 21
Feb.
July
June
6
16 105* July
Apr.
iOO* Jan.
33
103
79* June
75* June
50
July
92
98
.
Jan.
102
91* Jan.
Mar.
9
91
Jan.
80
Jan.
97* Mar. 12
July
2
92
July
9
97* Jan.
100* Jan.
101* May 20
105
108
Mar. 27
June
12
69
67
June 12
June
4
80
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
J.ly
July
July
July
80* Jan.
13
36
June 22
60* Mar. 31
Apr.
2
40
80
Feb.
Jan.
17
9
98* July 24
94* June 18
75
65
Jan.
28
June
10
84
65
June
10
83* Mar. 26
60
June
18
75
60
June 16
June 12
76* Mar. 25
76* Mar. 23
60
Mar. 20
Mar. 13
60
June 10
June 11
75
78
81
May
94
Jan.
93* June 30
99* June 22
77
Feb. 13
June 17
58
16
78
Mar. 20
Mar. 30
Jan.
25
98* Mar. 25
Jan.
60
Feb.
9
52
June
85
Jan.
6
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
June
105
July 28 56
July ~ 102*
July
105*
July 10
July 18
July 31
38
July 22
86*
July 27
July 31
July 14
July
1
July
July
July
July
July
95
91*
89
54*
101*
104*
July
20
Apr.
May
ay 25
Apr.
4
92* Mar. 12
90
May
7
July 30
July
1
July 21
24
29
22
22
21
9
14
7
30
2
3
9
45
90
98
96*
88
31
20
31
29
25
July
7 103
July 30
60
July 2 103*
si 02* July
1 103*
July 3
July 30
July 28
July 30
105*
July 16
60
Sale
Jan.
93* Mar. 19
93* May 14
3
102*
101*
82
102* MayJ12
July 7
July
1
July 31
July 24
Ju.y 31
102*
Sale
Mar. 11
6
Mar. 11
Mar. 21
86
........
14,000 York Ice Machinery 6s_. .1937
98
Jan.
July
Jan.
102*
92*
88*
87*
48
38
July 16 105*
8
May 25
97* May 21
93
May
7
91* May 19
June 10
99* Jan.
102* Jan.
96* Jan.
74
Feb. 25
104* June
3
14 105* May 11
101* Apr.
2
68* Jan.
16
July
22
85
Feb.
4
93
~"
Mar.
97*
July 31
May
2
98
95
97
July 31
May 20
84
June
91
89
Mar. 21
Mar.
6
86* Jan.
102*
Apr. 14
Mar.
July 23 66*
July
104*
July
97*
July
92*
July 17 91*
52*
104*
96
84
Sale
Mar. 30
June 19
Jan.
Newspaper Union—
West Penn Elec 5s
Mar. 24
Jan.
90
...1948
Mar. 19
Mar. 18
Mar. 30
80
85
13 102* July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
2
Mar. 18
1 105* July 20 102
1940
1955
68
4
Mar. 20
Mar.
9
Feb. 17
29
3
1937
5s
§6*
80
26
Jan.
Jan.
July
July
60
70
83
Feb.
May
64
71
July 31
85*
85
July
July
77*
100
July
92* July
94
103* July
105
92
89* July
107
July 15 108
100* July ~ 100*
46
Sale
24
97* June
89* Feb.
90
May
99* Jan.
102* Jan.
July
97* Mar. 26
MS*
92*
72* July
32
50
2
June 12
72*
Jan.
2 107*
June 26
98
Jan. 19 102*
June
4 102*
June 22 101*
June
4
June 17
86
June
4 85*
June
3 100
85
July 21
83* July 31
Sale
1940
834,000 Virginia Pub Ser 5*8 A..1946
6s
277,000
1946
5s series B._
391,000
....1950
deb
90* Jan.
35
63* June 19
64
Sale
Sale
Sale
97* Sale
Highest.
Sale Prices.
76* July 3'i 80* July
7
73
62
65
7
July 10
59
July
99* July 16 100* July 10
95*
46
6
46
July 15
58* July
1 102* July 31
101* July
98*
109
6 106
July 16 109* July
2
50
59
50
July
July 28
14* July 27 21
1
July
12*
80
102*
Sale
Sale
84
1.
Lowest.
30
102* Sale
91
78
JAN.
Sale Prices.
101
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
67
104* July
1939
3,000 Valspar Corp 6s
65,000 Valvoline Oil 7s
Van Camp Packing—
6s
85,000
Conv
91*
101*
103*
1934
Serial 6s
1,733 000
1933
275 000 Utah Power & Light 5s..1944
276,000
534,000
57,000
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
99*
98*
Sale
80
50,000 U S Radiator 5s ser A
1938
37,000 United Rys of Havana 7 *• '36
Serial 6*%
Serial 6*%
43
32
50
49
19
99
United Porto Rican Sugar
6,000
6*% notes series A
1937
162,000 United Pub Serv 6s
1942
38 000
m
Sale
102*
Prices.
92* July
3 94*
43* July 28 52
July
" 106
80
July
82*
100
July
101*
100* July
101*
July
99*
July
79
July
July
l&H
94
97
July
72* July 24 79*
Sale
Sale
100* Sale
Sale
104
102*
99*
58
81* Sale
438,000 United Lt & Pow 6*8....1974
Deb 6s
1,602,000
1975
894,000
5*s
1959
3,232,000 United Lt & Rys 5*s
1952
6s series A
1,397,000
1952
5s
286,000
1932
52 000
63
Highest.
Prices.
1937
warrants
Union Gulf
Western
24,000
59,000
57,000
3,000
231,000
36
Sale
Sale
Van Sweringen Corp—
357,000
7,000
103,000
30,000
98,000
94*
21
104*
United El Serv (Unes) 7s.1956
15,000
Sale
Sale
90*
100*
103*
Union Electric Lt & Pow (Mo)
9,000
290,000
34,000
99
Sale
....1962
221,000
10,000
2,000
2,000
11,000
25,000
8,000
21,000
3,000
101*
*...1956
3,124,000 Texas Elec Service 5s
931,000 Texas Gas Utilities 6a
2,988,000 Texas Power & Lt 5s
160,000
55*
100*
98*
90
1940
61,000
6,000
6,000
19,000
166* Sale"
Sale
96
Super Power of III 4*8..1970
4*8
1968
15,000
48,000
43,000
61,000
15,000
165,000
181,000
778,000
259,000
24,000
Sale
1938
694,000 (Jlen & Co 6s
1944
134,000 Union Amer Invest 5s A.1948
673,000
Sale
44
105*
82*
Sale
Sale
Sale
Ternl Hydro-Electric Co—
77,000
Sale
Sale
Lowest.
Ask.
3,000 Strawbrldge & Clothier 5s '48
147,000
65,000
288,000
73,000
219,000
16,000
14,000
344,000
46*
105
75*
95*
78*
64
July 31.
Ask. Bid.
Sale
Standard Invest 5V£s
1939
5s without warrants.—1937
1,156,000
1,241,000
41,000
144,000
894,000
349,000
726,000
332,000
1,803,000
513,000
95,000
Standard Gas & Elec 6s..1935
Conv 6s
...1935
6s
1951
90 *
50
July 1.
Bid.
Bid.
334,000 Southwestern LAP 5z__1957
700,000 Southwest Nat Gas 6s...1945
22,000
88,000
29,000
102,000
64,000
196,000
55,000
"6",666
(1Concluded)
6s
SINCE
2
1931.
1,766,000
1,525,000
1,760,000
1,033,000
219,000
163,000
1,942,000
101,000
RANGE
Price
Jan.
1.
BONDS
51,000
56,000
35,000
21,000
125,000
189,000
178,000
83,000
28,000
32,000
227,000
46,000
PRICES IN JULY.
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
Jan.
55
10,1
60
17
2
Jan.
104* May 29
July
101
Jan.
101*
100*
104*
101*
Mar.
5
60
103*
103*
100*
106*
105*
Jan.
Mar.
•Tan.
July 30
May 14
May 20
Jan.
19
May 19
July 16
83
May
55
56
71
May 22
May 23
88* Jan.
79* July
June
90
83*
77*
July 2
July 6
July 6
July
July
57* May 28
50
May 27
97* Mar. 14
90* Mar. 23
59
July
87
Mar.
2
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
AND MUNICIPAL
114,000
58,000
3,000
108,000
58,000
Agrlcul Mtge Bk Rep of Col—
20-year 7a
Jan 15 1946
535,000
20-year 7a
Jan 15 1947
278,000 Baden (Germany) 7s
—1951
438,000
1,319,000 Buenos Aires (Prov) 7*s_1947
7s
548,000
1952
Cauca
51,000
88,000
14,000
86,000
31,000
32,000
428,000
400,000
59,000
45,000
162,000
12,000
14,000
11,000
Sale
Sale
82*
Sale
Valley (Deptof) Repot
Colombia extl * f 7*__ _1948
Cent Bk of German State 8c
1,022,000
Prov Banks 6s
1951
224,000
484,000
197,000
6s
5*s_1955
5s
Sale
1st mtge coll s f 7s
541,000
1944
91,000 Lima (City), Peru, 6*a__1958
175,000 Maranhao (State) 7s
1958
173,000 Medellin (Colombia) 7s._ 1951
7 *s
497,000
148,000 Mtge Bk of Bogota 7s
New
176,000
-
5 3J
1951
78
Sale
63*
57
Sale
42
July 24
72
Sale
40
July
July
July
July
27 76*
31
71*
22 101*
22 100
July
July
July
July
July
18
30
25
24
23
29
14
27
17
77* Sale
74* Sale
70
Sale
Sale
161* Sale'
69
46
s99*
97
67
77
Sale
67*
Sale
Sale
79* Sale
69* Sale
74* Sale
50*
Sale
59*
49*
41*
64
55
95
Sale
27*
Sale
80
15
29
9
28
28
87
79*
80
71
81
73
79
70*
95
72* Sale
56
July
July
July
July
56
39*
July 21
64
55
July 29
July 31
60*
60*
22
33
Sale
1947
...
75
68
July
July
July
July
July
46
99* Sale
—1953
Danzig P 8c Wat'way Bd
237,000
external s f 6*s...
1952
2,155,000 German Cons Munic 7s_.1947
6s
2,395,000
1947
226,000 Hanover (City) Ger 7s
1939
313,000 Hanover (Prov) 6*8
1949
Indus Mtge Bk of Finland
Sale
1952
Danish Cons Munlc
For footnotes see pag
80
77
78
363,000
Mendoza (Prov) Argentina
78,000
17,000
36,000
70
63
55
Sale
55
27*
39*
72*
9
4
38
May 28
July
July
July
July
40
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
9
9
59* July
49* July
41 * July
64
July
55
July
July
July
July
July
6
"
46
99* Jan.
96* Jan.
80
July 6
July 14
July 15
75
Apr. 24
Mar. 7
Mar. 7
May 13
May 12
80
90
Mar. 17
Mar.
9
82* Apr. 13
95* Mar. 14
84* Mar. 19
29
21
27
17
33* June
1
54
June
2
52
May 28
56
6
80*
80*
2 102*
5 100*
27
31
July
May
July
July
22
33
14
Mar. 31
95
Mar. 10
49* Jan. 13
59* Mar. 20
79
Mar. 13
78
Mar. 21
Mar. 19
80
76* Mar.
7
EXCHANGE
NEW YORK CURB
56
Price
NEW YORK
Jan.
2.
Jan.
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
In
July
1931.
1/
AND
MUNICIPAL
95 X
98
1931
367,000 Mtge Bank of Denmark 5sl972
5,000
22,000
161,000
77,000
Sale
33
-----
30
30
1%
1%
2%
1%
99
Sale
99%
1935
7s
Saarbruecken (City) 7a..1935
101
~99% Sale"
Santa Fe (City) Argentina
Republic extl 7s
151,000
373,000 Santiago (Chile) 7s—.
17,000
32,000
1943
1949
-
76
9
30
17
2 101X Mar. 9
98
2 101X Mar.
Jan.
103 & Mar. 19 105% Jan.
25
10
11
18
2
18
54% Mar. 20
68
Mar. 19
3 i Jan. 13
2
8
3
27
24
11
21
July 22 100
July 15 104
July
July
6
6
99X Jan.
70
July
7
57 X May 25
85% Mar. 20
.70
July
7
49 % June
2
50 X May 28
86
Mar. 23
86
Mar. 24
44%
2%
2%
July 10
July 10
60
-----
37
99% Apr.
40% July 29
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
68
Sale
31
31
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
July 6
July 7
July 24
1961
175,000 Santiago (City of) 7s
Highest.
99X May
25
Sale
Sale
25
Saar Basin Con Counties
20,000
21,000
Sale Prices
July 29 95
July 16 101
July 24 104
s.
709,000 Parana (Stateof). Bra* 7s_*58
1959
785,000 Rio de Janeiro 6%s
1919
74,000 Russian Gort 6%a
(Hi certificates
1919
996,000
284,000
5Hi
1921
5
certificates.......1921
241,000
47,000
83,000
3,000
14,000
100
Sale
Sale Prices.
98
104
.....1972
5s.......1952
115,000 Netherlands 6s
24,000 Newfoundland
Highest
40%
Sale
Sale
94%
Sale
Ask.
Ask. Bid.
42%
Sale
Bid.
Ask.
Bid.
(Concl.)
1,258,000 Mtfie Bank of Chile 6s
Lowest.
Lowest
July 31.
July 1.
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
$
$
227,000
77,000
5,000
1.
JAN.
SINCE
RANOE
PRICES IN JULY.
SALES.
AOOREOATE
May 28
22 X May 29
1K July 25
1% June 27
8
1% June 27
2 X May
92
Jan.
3
3
Feb.
3
Feb.
10
Mar. 14
19
June 19
103!
1043
June 17
Ex-rights.
8, General Rayon deb. 6s, 1948, $3,000 at 55
at lXl March 20, Northern States Power 7%
pref., 50 at 110%; March 23. Illinois Power & Light pref. 6%, 18 at 97%; April 21, Prussian Electric 6s, 1954. $4,000 at 80%; May 5. Beneficial Ind.
Loan 6s, 1946, $5,000 at 100; May 6, National Steel Corp. 5s, 1956, $31,000 at 99%; May 13, Chicago District Electric gen. deb. 5%s, 1935, $2,000
at 103>6: May 18, Shawinigan Water & Power 1st 4%s. series A, 1967, $5,000 at 98%; May 26, Cumberland County P. & L. 4%s, 1956, $1,000 at 100.
June 3, Wright & Hargreaves Mines. 100 at 5%; June 15, Puget Sound Power & Light 4%s. series D 1950, $3,000 at 95; June 29 Gillette Safety Razor,
deb. 5s 1940, $9,000 at 96X
July 9, New York Power & Light 4%s 1967, $4,000 at 100%; July 22, Commonwealth Edison 4s series F 1981, $9,000 at 94%.
"Option" sales were made as follows in 1931:
Jan. 2, Associated Gas & Electric deb. 4%s, 1949, $3,000 at 63; Jan. 2, Associated Telephone Utilities
deb. 5%s, 1944, $5,000 at 80; Jan. 2, Middle West Utilities 5% notes, 1935, $1,000 at 92; Jan. 2, Natiinal Public Service deb. 5s 1978, $3,000 at 66;
Jan. 2, Southwestern Gas & Electric 1st mtge. 5s, 1957, $5,000 at 91; Jan. 2, Union Gulf Corp. 5s, 1950, $1,000 at 100%; Jan. 6, Union American In¬
vesting 5s, 1948, with warrants, $1,000 at 79; Jan. 9, Southern California Edison, 7|% pref. A, 200 at 29; Jan. 13, Stutz Motor Car 7%s, 1937, $1,000
at 58; Jan. 15, Virginia Public Service 6s, 1946, $2,000 at 88; Jan. 20, Interstate Power 1st 5s, 1957, $3,000 at 76%; Jan. 24, Washington Water Power
1st & ref. 5s, 1960, $1,000 at 102%; Jan. 28, Guardian Investors 5s, 1948, with warrants, $1,000 at 40%; Feb. 3, Indianapolis Power & Light 1st 5s.
1957, $2,000 at 99%; Feb. 5, American Solvents & Chemical 6%s, 1936, with warrants, $1,000 at 53; Feb. 10, Houston Gulf Gas 1st 6s, 1943, $3,000
at 91 %: Feb. 17, McCord Radiator Mfg. 6s, 1943, with warrants, $1,000 at 58; Feb. 24, Mortgage Bank of Chile 6s, 1931, $2,000 at 100; Feb. 26. National
Trade Journal 6s, 1938, $2,000 at 15; March 10, Pacific Power & Light 5s, 1955, $10,000 at 90@98%; March 11, Virginia Public Service 6s, 1946, $5,000
at 94%; March 19, Union American Invest, deb. 5s, 1948, with warrants, $2,000 at 87; April 4, American Elec. Power Corp. 6s, 1957, $3,000 at 65;
April 4, General Public Service deb. 5s, 1953, $2,000 at 93%; April 14, Ohio Public Service 5s, series D, 1954, $1,000 at 103%; April 15. Northern Texas
Utilities 7s, 1935, $1,000 at 100%; April 22, Truscon Steel pref., 25 at 100; April 27, Public Service of Nor. 111. 5s, 1931, $1,000 at 99%; May 4, Asso¬
ciated Gas & Electric deb. 4%s, w. w., 1948, $1,000 at 69%; May 7, Southern California Gas 5s, 1957, $3,000 at 104%-105; May 7, Southwest Gas &
Electric 1st 5s. 1957, $1,000 at 103%; May 20, Hecla Mining, 100 at 4%; May 21. Cities Service deb. 5s, 1966, $1,000 at 59%; May 27. Trl-Utilities
Corp. 5s, 1979, $5,000 at 29%; May 28, Appalachian Gas 6s, 1945, $2,000 at 55; May 26, Merchants & Mfrs. Secur. com. A, 100 at 16%; June 2,
Standard Invest. Corp. 5%s, 1939, $3,000 at 70; June 3, Appalachian Gas 6s, series B, 1945, $4,000 at 43; June 3, Sheaffer (W. A.) Pen, 100 at 30;
June 3, Associated Telephone Utilities, conv. deb. 5%s, 1914, $5,000 at 76; June 4, Eisler Electric, 100 at 2%; June 8, American Aggregates Corp. w. w.
6s, 1943, $1,000 at 63; June 11, Associated Gas & Electric conv. 5%s, 1938, $2,000 at 63; June 11, Central States Power & Light 5%s, 1953, $1,000
at 61; June 11, Western Newspaper Union 6s, 1944, $1,000 at 38; June 16, Middle West Utilities, 5% notes, 1935, $2,000 at 91%; June 16, Thermoid
Co. 6s, with warrants, 1934, $2,000 at 58; June 23, Union Amer. Invest, deb. 5s. 1948. with warrants, $2,000 at 93; June 24, Wisconsin Public Service
5%s B, 1958. $1,000 at 105%: June 30, Hartford Electric Light, 25 at 74. July 22, Curtiss Mfg. class A, 100 at 17% July 29, Associated Gas & Electric
*
No par
value,
Sold under the rule,
n
o
Sold for cash.
?
s
Option sales,
x
Ex-dlvidends.
y
follows in 1931:
Jan. 16, National Baking, com., 100 at 5: Feb.
Automatic Merchandizing com. v. t. c., 100 at 5-16; March 16. Iron Cap Copper, 100
"Under the rule" sales were made as
March 9, Oonsol.
conv.
4%s series C 1949, $3U00 at 61.
conv.
Table Brought
RATES
Forward from Page 15.
ON OTHER CENTRES.
OF EXCHANGE
Bul¬
Czecho¬
slovakia
Canada
July
Kroner
Checks
Checks
garia
Ld
Checks
Checks
Checks
Cables.
Checks
Checks
.59%
11.22
17.45
1.76%ol .77%
1.76%ol.77%
1.76%ol .77%
.72%
.72%
.72%
2.51%o2.51%
2.51 %a2.5l %
2
o2.96%
.59%
11.20%
3
u32% discount. 2.96
a2.96%
.59%
11.20
17.45
*u% discount. 2.96
1964% discount. 2.96
fl2.96*1#
.59%
02.96*16
.,59%
932% discount. 2.96
%% discount. 2.96
02.96*16
.59%
11.20
17.45
02.96*16
.59%
11.20
17.45
02.96*16
.59%
11.20
17.45
1.76%ol .77%
1.76%ol.77%
1.76%al .77 %
1.76*%
1.76%al .77
02.96*16
.59%
11.20
17.45
1.76%
02.96%
7i2asie% disct. 2.96
*16% discount. 2.95% 02.96%
.59%
11.20
17.45
.59%
11.20
17.45
%% discount. 2.95%o2.95%
#32% discount. 2.95%o2.96%
**320*16% disct. 2.95% a2.96%
**32% discount. 2.95% 02.96%
.59%
.59%
11.19
17.45
11.20
17.45
4*12804*128%dlSC. 2.95%o2.96%
4*i28fl*io% disct. 2.95%o2.96%
**32% discount. 2.95%o2.96%
02.96%
**32a7ie% disct. 2.96
02.96%
7ie% discount. 2.96
**32% discount. 2.96%o2.96%
7
8
9
10
%a**64%
11
732fl**64%
disct. 2.96
disct. 2.96
•
11.20
17.45
11.20
17.45
13
14
15
16
17
18
.
21
22
23
24
——
.72%
.72%
.72%
.72%
.72%
.72%
2.51 %a2.51 %
2.51 %a2.51 %
31**16031.83
31% O31.90
3l.90a32%
31% o31.S9
7.70
7.70
7.45
7.50
o7.70
7.45
7.50
O7.70
a31.89
31% 031.89
31.27a31%
7.45
7.50
o7,70
.72%
.72%
.72%
.72%
.72%
2.51 %o2.51%
2.51%a2.51%
**320% discount. 2.96 %a2.96%
28
*16% discount. 2.96% 02.96%
2.51 %a2.51 %
2.51
%a2.51 %
2.51 %a2.51 %
2.51%o2.51%
31.83a32'ie
3D*i6o31.82
31*ii6031.82
31*ii6031.82
31.20a31»i6
31 %
o7.75
7.45
7.50
07.70
7.45
7.50
O7.70
31.08o31*ii
31.15a31%
30,53a30i5l6
30.60a31.00
7.45
7.50
o7.70
'7.30
7.35
07.70
7.35
.59%
11.20
17.45
11.20
17.45
.72%
2.51%a2.51%
30.73a30**i6
30.80a30%
7.15
7.10
.59%
.59%
11.20
17.45
1.76%al .77
.72%
2.51 %o2.51 %
30**16030.73
30% O30.80
7.05
7.00
11.20
17.45
1.76
al.77
2.51%o2.51%
2.51%o2.51%
2.51%o2.51%
2.51% 02.51%
2.51%o2.51%
30.6Sa30i3ie
30.75a30%
6.95
7.00
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7.00
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2.5l%a2.51%
%o2.51 %
2.51% a2.51%
2.51 %a2.5l %
2.51 %a2.51%
.
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2.51 %a2.51 %
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30.60o30%
7.30
7.30
7.35
O7.70
O7.70
30.93a31 *i6
31.00a31 %
7.20
7.15
07.25
O7.20
11.20
17.45
1.76
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11.20
17.45
1.76
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11.20 Y
17.45
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11.20
17.45
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al.77
1.77
1.77
al .77%
O7.10
30.30o30%
30.30a30%
6.95
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30.15a30%
6.95
6.95
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29.48a29**i6
29.55a30.00
7*16
7.00
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29.53a29**i6
29.60a30.00
7.20
7.20
07.25
29.83a30*i6
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7.10
o7.25
29.63a29%
29.70a30.00
7.05
7.00
o7.10
29.58a29%
29.65a30.00
7.05
7.00
c7.10
29.58 a29%
29.65a29%
7.00
6.90
O7.05
30.23a307i6
30.23a307i6
7.00
6.95
SUNDAY
•
disct. 2.96%o2.96%
disct. 2.96%o2.96%
932% discount. 2.96% 02.96%
Colom¬
.59%
.59%
11.20
17.45
1.77
ol.77%
•72%
11.20
17.45
.59%
11.20
17.45
1.77%al.77%
1.77%
.59%
11.20
17.45
1.77%
.72%
.72%
.72%
.72%
.59%
11.20
17.45
1.77%
2.51
7.05
O7.20
Singa¬
Shang¬
Yoko-
Venezuela
Chile
Peru
tugal
Kong
hai
homa
Manila
pore
Bombay
Java
Uruguay
Bolivar
Peso
Sol
Escudo
Dollar
Tael
Yen
Peso
Dollar
Rupee
Guilder
Peso
Checks
Checks
Checks
Checks
Checks
Checks
Checks
Checks
Checks
Checks
20.00
17.24
27.85
4.42
25% o25%
17.24
12.07al2.10
12.07al2.10
27.85
4.42
17.24
12.07al2.10
27.85
4.42
25% o25%
26% a263i6
Por¬
Ecua¬
dor
Bolivia
bia
Boliviano
Dollar
Sucre
Checks
Checks
35.97
96.62
2
35.97
96.96
20.00
5S.02o58%
58.02o58%
3
35.97
96.96
20.00
58.02o5S%
Hong-
Checks
32% o32Ui6 49.34o49%
32n16a32% 49.34a49%
33iiea33% 49.34a49%
Checks
Checks
49% o49%
49% o49%
49% 049%
56% o56% 35.98o36%
56% o56% 35.9So36%
56% a56% 35.98o36%
40.20a407i«
56% 056% 36.01o36 %
56% 056% 36.01o36%
56% 056% 36.03o36 %
40.20o407I6
40.25o407i6
49% a49%
56% 056% 36.03o36%
56% o56% 36.03o36%
56% o56% 36.10o36%
40.25o407I6
40.20o407i6
40.20o407i8
HOLI DAY
4
SUN DAY
5
6
35.97
96.62
20.00
17.24
12.07al2.12
27.85
4.42
25% o26
49% o49%
7
35.97
96.96
20.00
58.02a58%
17.24
12.07al2.12
27.85
4.42
25l3i6025%
49% a49%
8
35.97
96.62
20.00
17.24
12.07al2.10
27.85
4.42
25%
17.24
12.07al2.10
28.00
4.42
25%
49% o49%
49% o49%
49% 049%
9
35.97
96.62
20.00
58% 058.42
58% o58.42
10
36.38
97.00
20.00
58.00o58.42
16.67
12.07al2.10
28.00
4.42
25%
36.38
97.00
20.00
57.58o58.00
16.67
12.07al2.10
28.13
4.42
25%
32'ie a32% 49.34a49%
32'le o32% 49.34a49%
a25i3i6 32% o323I6 49.34a49%
49.34a49%
025*16 31 % o31
o257ie 31% o31iii6 49.34a49%
025*16 31% a31»i6 49.34a49%
40.20o407ie
40.27o407i6
40.25o407i6
40.25o40716
SUN DAY
12
13
36.38
97.00
20.00
57.52o57 %
16.67
12.07
28.00
4.42
14
36.38
97.00
20.00
56.17057%
16.67
4.42
36.38
97.00
20.00
56.17o56%
16.67
12.03al2.09
12.03ol2.07
28.00
15
28.10
4.41
16
36.38
97.00
20.00
12.07
28.10
4.41
17
36.38
97.00
20.00
54.62a56%
54.62o56%
16.67
18.38
12.04al2.07
28.10
4.41
18
36.38
97.00
20.00, 54.62o55%
18.38
12.07
28.00
4.41
20
36.38
97.00
20.00
18.38
12.07
28.00
21
36.38
97.00
20.00
51% 052.62
18.38
12.04al2.07
2S .00
4.41
51% 052.62
'
4.41
22
38.38
97.00
20.00
18.38
12.04al2.07
27.90
4.41
23
36.38
97.00
20.00
18.38
27.90
4.41
24
35.72
96.02
20.00
17.54
11,99al2.08
11.99al2.07
27.90
4.41
25
35.72
96.62
20.00
17.54
Il.99al2.07
28.00
4.41
27
35.72
96.62
20.00
50% 051.27
17.54
28
35.72
96.62
20.00
48.42a4S%
17.54
29
35.72
96.62
20.00
30
35.72
96.62
20.00
35.72
96.62
20.00
49.34a49%
49.34a49%
49.34a49%
49.34a49%
49.33a49%
49.33a49%
49% a49%
49% o49%
49% a49%
49% a49%
56% 056% 36.10o36%
56% 056% 36.07o36%
56% a56% 36.05o36%
56% 056% 36.05o36%
49% a49%
56% o56% 36.05o36%
56% 056% 36.05036 %
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o24iii6 30%
o24iii6 30%
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24% a24»i6 30%
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49.33a49%
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49% o49%
49% 049%
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a30%
49.32a49%
49.32a49%
49% o49%
49% a49%
49.33o49%
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a30% 49.33a49%
o30Hi6 49.32a49%
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49% o49%
49% a49%
49% a49%
49% a49%
49% a49%
49% a49%
40.29o407I6
40.27o407I6
40.27o407I6
40,27o407I6
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
49.33o49%
49.32a49%
49.32a49%
56% 056%
56% 056 *%
56% 056%
56% 056%
56% o56%
40.27a407i6
36.01o36%
40.28a407i6
36.00o36%
40.28o407i#
40.25a407i6
35.96o36 %
35.96o36%
36.00o36 %
40.20a407i6
36,00o36%
40.21a40"i6
36.00o36%
36.00o36%
40.21a407t6
36.00o36 %
36.00a 36%
40,22a407i6
40.22o407ifl
36.00a36%
40.22a407n
40.20a407i6
SUN DAY
i
26
30% o31 %
31
a31%
30%
24% a24i*i6
31%
24% 0241*16 30% o30i*i6
24% 0241*16
30%
24% o25ii6
24% a25%
24i3i6024%
SUN DAY
1
19
31
07.75
7.70
7.65
SUNDAY
*8640932%
6i6a*932%
31
11
:
7.70
1.76%al .77
1.76%al.77
1.76%al.77
1.76%al.77
1.76%al .77
1.76%al.77
26
27
1
31.68o31%
--
20
3
2.51% 02.51%
31.75a32.00
7.70
SUNDAY
12
•-J
7.70
7.65
31% a31.95
31.75a31%
SUNDAY
5
6
30
Cables
Checks
Cables
Checks
31.68o31**i6
31**16031.88
HOLIDAY
4
29
MilreiS
Dinar
17.45
25
Brazil
Peso
Serbia
Pengo
02.96%
19
Argentina
Markka
Hungary
Zloty
,
**32% discount. 2.96
**sa% discount.'2.96
1
Finnish
Polish
Lei
Bucharest
'
Dollar
46.67o46%
46.67047%
44.62o46 %
17.54
17.54
17.54
4.41
11.99al2.07
11.99al2.07
23.00
4.41
23.00
4.41
24% 0241*16
249i6 a24%
24»ig a24%
!249i6 a24%
11.99al2%
23.00
4.41
24% a24%
11.99al2.07 28.00
11,99al2.07 28.00
4.41
30%
30%
"
30%
30%
30%
56%
56%
56%
40.22o407i6
r:
i<
'V
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
r;_
RANGE OF PRICES ON SECURITIES MARKET ON THE NEW
YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE
Stock Sales.
July
1931.
___■
Jan. 1 to July 31
AGGREGATE SALES
In
Since
July
Jan. 1.
NSW
YORK PRODUCE
EXCHANGE
5,000
3,000
6.000
5,000
6,000
4,000
Shares.
1931.
Bid.
1951
10234 105
Assoc Gas & Elec 6s
1999
Phila Electric 1st M 5s
STOCKS
Ask.
30
35
60
67
Bid.
109
1
.94
5
200
.07 Sale
*
*
34
...
B__.
5
100 American Investors $3 pfd
1554
17
*
30
35
87,800 Bagdad Copper
20
conv
$5
Atlas Utll 33 pref A
*
I
100 Baltimore Amer Insur
1,000 Banca Comm'le Italia
1
12
2 X
IIIII "II"
.15
80
*
.50
38 X
Sale
134
134
534
234
.30
.50
.25
.40
X
54
X
2834
234
34
134
29 J4
434
134
5
"8"
8534
44 X
2 %
900 Cumulative Trust Shares....
800 Detachable Bit of Amer
Detroit & Canada Tunnel..*
100 Diversified Trust Shares A_.
.
500
X
IX
20
X
77
Sale
8
1,600
1
3
34
334
2
A
Mill & Pow
600 Glen Falls Insurance
100 Globe Insurance Co
"""200
""466
""loo
•
500 Golden Cycle Corp Cap
100 Granada Rouyn Mining
.50
2134
"524 Sale"
434
624
2
3
1634
\4X
534
33i
20
18
39
.40
3
July
354 July
.35 July
6
28
15
27*
3934
3834 July
7
3934 July
25
.49
10
.39 July
2
.50 July
14
6
454
5
4X July
24
534 July
.19
.21
534
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
15
33
Feb.
134
234
29 %
4
.25
.75
X July
10
Jul"y"l5
X July
434 July
10
21
1X
3
2
334
34
2
6°5
2
34 July
254 July
X July
2234
1
2354
27
14
14
34 July
4
July
54 July
27
23
14
12
J!
28
34
22
.25
8
5-16
28 10234
July 28
July 22
July
8
July 30
2454
Sale
7
454
634
454 July
454 July
al5*
334
4
Sale
5
July 21
54 July 31
15
5
15
1454
15
12 38
454 Sale
454 July
Sale
July
7
July 10
June 24
2
May 28
2
134 May
14c
Apr. 29
2.00 July
.96 Sale
.92 July
31
1
6
2.25 July
.96 July
6
8
31
.30
.60
.30
534 July
.75 July
17
21
534 July
.75 July
17
21
.15
.34
.20 Sale
.10 July
.30 July
334 Sale
254 July
20
30
2
21
534 July
4
354 July
14
*
O'/s
1.35
1.50
1.50
2.00
14
1.60
1434
1434 July 29
1534 July
23
1.75
12
5534
Sale
1354
36
38
1.50
2.00
3234
3534
25
1.75 July
25
3
4
1154
14
3
1154
4
1 434
1234 July
10
1234 July
10
June 30
454 June
2
44c. Mar.
25
8934 Jan. 10
9534 Feb. 16
2
Feb.
6
57
Apr.
7
434 Mar. 24
4054 Feb.
6
40c
May
5
134 Mar. 30
2834 June 24
7
Jan.
2
May 27
Apr. 29
14c.
50
Feb.
6
10
Feb.
10
5 54 Feb.
24
334 May 12
Feb,
16
1
May
July
July
July
June
27
27
14
14
30
334 May 15
134 Mar. 2
5
Apr.
1
34
254
54
834
34 July
Feb.
1 34 Mar.
16
7
834 June 30
28
54 Mar. 13
5 90c
Apr.
1
2
54 May 27
8 10334 May 26
434 Jan. 10
534 May 14
21
June 25 22
Jan.
8
2934 Jan. 12 33 34 Jan. 13
Mar.
9
634
634 Mar. 9
2
434 June
BX Feb. 24
5c
Feb.
9-32 Apr.
101
Apr.
54
1834
1134
434
24
8
Mar. 28
Mar. 12
734 Mar. 26
June 19
Mar. 18
June
1
June
3
1834 Mar. 18
1454 Apr.
6
1.50 Mar. 16
.92 July
6
3
4
Feb.
25
6 34 Mar. 14
3.25 May 28
1.02 Apr. 11
.20 Feb.
3
434 Apr. 30
Apr. 17
17
21
Jan.
10
50c.
130
.10 July
534 July
.75 July
13 140X Jan.
17
28 54 Jan.
20
134 Mar.
254 July- 30
Feb.
17
12
28
.64 Feb.
Jan.
12
7
.48 Jan.
28
4634 Jan.
12
48
2
15
15
Mar.
14
June 11
1.55 June 19
1.75 July
3
3
1
154 May 11
473
52
3
27
2
.20 Feb.
.60
Feb.
Mar. 13
2 102
13
4
June 17
3
2.20 Sale
8
1734 Mar.
Mar.
9
2.50 Apr. 17
354 Feb. 14
7
Feb.
6
3
Mar. 18
28g4
454 July
21
1
9
1.48 Feb. 24
Feb.
4
June
4
July
134 July
4
Feb.
13
73
June 25
454 July 22
X
11
15
31
10
16
15
Jan.
2
6
34 June
39
25
234 Feb.
y
.77
334
1
3
Mar. 20
2854 Jan.
10
27
Mar. 13
.39 July
13
Feb.
23c
13
1 54 Feb.
534 June 10
354 Feb. 11
Feb.
1
June 16
2
.30
10
10
June 30
Jan. 13
154 May
334 July
.10 July
8934 Jan.
9534 Feb.
1
May
6
2
.73
2.00
3 34
.15
6934 Apr.
1.90 May
134 Feb.
7
134 Sale
15.34
13
1
100 Guard Detroit Unit Group_20
4,700 Hamilton Gas
*
7,600 Helena Rubensteln pref
*
2
95c
154 Apr.
34 July
.22 Sale
.12 July
5-16 13-32
5-16 13-32
5-16 July
10134
10234 103
10234 July
1834
1,800 Group No. Two Oil
1
10 Guaranty Trust of N Y...100
No par value.
9
15
31
434
X
12
34
22,100 Flag Oil of Del capital.....*
10,700 Fuel OH Motors Corp
__10
3,100 General Min
Mar.
52
6054 June
2
X
120 Fidelity & Deposit (Md)
50
100 Fireman's Insur of Newark.10
_
"4",666
89
May 12
May
4754 Jan.
234
334
7
1
100 Elec Bond & Share frac scrip
300 Excess Ins Co of America
5
234 July
334 July
.10 July
80
134
2
12
3,200 Eldorado Gold Mines Ltd._.l
1,000 Exeter Oil Co
2
23 109 M Apr. 23
8
6234 June
5
Jan.
Feb.
June
1734 Mar.
1
""loo
20c
39
2H
2
*
141,800
50,100 Eagle Bird Mine capital
Sale
45 X
3
35$
*
100
/
Apr.
5c
45
.11
.20
600
1,200
21
15
Sale
434
134
19,000 Corporate Trust Shares.....
3.000
36 X
.50
9
73
1
234
IX Sale
1734
C
Mar.
4734
1 34
5-16
934
354
354
234
354
.15 Sale
.20
85
33
.40
500 Consolidated Ind & Ins Co..5
500 Contln Bank & Tr of N Y..10
700 Continental
Casualty
10
100 Corp Secur Co (Chic) units..
12,800
Sale
3
1.30
"3",100
800
30
.05
B
1.40 July
50
4,700 Commercial Credit cond warr
158,000 Como Mines
...1
51.400 Cons Gas (N Y) rights w i
8,400
$5 pref when issued
*
500
27
17
40
2.50
100 Columbia Investing
22,000
45
IX
500 Columbia Baking
.......*
700 Col Baking 1st pref.........*
200
Second preferred
.._*
"
.90 July
8
1634
42
1.25
90 Colonial Beacon Oil deb rts__
100
8
1154
7 0 3-4
1,900 Color Pictures Inc
600
Sale Prices.
7 104 J4 July
7
47
Mar.
46M Mar. 10
5
8234 Mar. 17 8254 Mar. 17
.10
1
1054
310 Chemical Bank & Tr Co... 10
16,500
Sale
.05
66 34
2,440 Chase National Bank.....20
700
1.00
.10
734
4,500 Chemical Research Corp....*
400 Claremont Investing
Corp..*
'
Sale
68 34
.......
100
1.
104 34 July
6114 June
5
1,375 Bank of U S units
1,400 Basic Industry Shares......
500 B G Sandwich Shops Inc...*
6,000 Big Missouri Mining
1
500 Bird Aircraft Corp
*
100 Bourjois Inc $2.75 pref.....*
10,000 British Can Shares Inc.....*
2,100 Brown's Lunch System
*
500 Butte Madison Mines
5
300
JAN.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
89
109
500 lir
400 Bandini Petroleum.......—1
""106
Sale Prices.
7 104 54 July
7
*
1
Andes Petroleum
2,400
SINCE
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
11134
.05
134
15
100 Amer Glanzstoff A
100 American Insur (Newark)
1,500
'
Ask.
warr
Assoc Dye & Print v t c
*
200 Assoc Gas & Elec $4 pfd new *
Assoc Natural Gas....
*
"§55
Ask. Bid.
10434 July
000
"loo
RANGE
Lowest.
10
100 Appalaclan Gas allot ctfs
25 Arkansas Pow & Lt 6% pref.*
500
July 31.
Par.
*
1,700
15,000
$60,000
2,571,000
'454,000
1966
Southern Cities P S 6----1949
500 Amalgamated Laundries
800 Amer & Continental w w
300 Amer Bemberg com
143,400
July 31
Cities Serv Pow & Lt 53$s 1949
Cuban Amer Sug 8s w 1..1936
27.200 American Sealcone
58,000
July 1.
Par.
300 Am Util & Gen A
1930.
$5,000
PRICES IN JULY.
Alabama Power 5s
490 Aetna Insurance
100 All Amer General
200
1931.
..
Jan. 1 to
Jan. 2
837,750 Admiralty Alaska Gold
10,500 Aeromarine Klemm
10,100
July
Price about
BONDS
Shares.
553,250
Bond Sales.
364,136
8,679,828
4,459,153
S
5.000
1930.
Shares 1,094,597
Jan.
3
2
1534 July
23
1.55 June 19
254 Feb. 25
13 473
5134 Jan. 13
7
254 Jan.
934 Apr. 29
Mar.
54
Jan.
13
Jan.
14
534 Fob. 27
1834 Feb. 25
AQGREQATE SALES
In
Since
Jan. 1.
Par.
Home Fire Security
200 Home Insurance
2,000
53*
313*
10
10
9,300 Homestead Oil Sc Gas
5,000 Howey Gold Mines Ltd
"2,500
3*
100 Independent Brew Pittsb..50
I
292,700 lnternat'l Rustless Iron
300 Internat'l Trust Co
100 International
Vitamin.-...*
700 Interstate Natural Gas.....*
500 Invest Trust Associates....*
»
500 Iron rite Ironer
10,500 Jencks Mfg Co
34,500 Jenkins Television
700
2,300
700
18
irB
J*
24
1
Kelvinator of Canada
.*
48,300 Keystone Cons Mines Ltd..l
19,200
200 Keystone Copper Mining..
"8,600
6,000
129,600
4,700
6,000
200
1,400
100
...»
Kildun Mining....
Kinner Air & Motor
....*
La
100
Lincoln
93*
5
500 Lessings Inc
Macassa Mines Ltd
133*
Macfadden Publications.._.*
1,300
ix
ly
53* Sale
78
...20
1,300
.5
5
9
*
3
....*
100 Merch & Mfrs Fire Insur
Metal Textile Corp
80
273* Sale
Manufacturers Trust Co...25
600 Maxweld Corp
51
48
*
*
900 Magnavox Co Ltd
2,300 Majestic Household Utll
730 Manhattan Co
100
Sale
6
100 Metropolitan Gas & Elec__10
Mt Diablo Oil Min & Dev.—1
TIoo
3,300
2,200
1,900
26,600
11,100
6
1.85 Sale
1.00
1.50
3
5%
m
2
3
11
lVs
100
1,500
~~Q~ "
Nation Wide Securities B
"'x
IX
5
North Butte Mining
15
July
15
July
.40
.60
Jan.
14
.60 July
15
12
3
.84
27
Feb.
43*
5
53*
July
2.00
2.25
1.40
X
13*
X
July
6
20
33* July 25
43* July
8
53* July 27
1.80 July 31
6
July
2.10 July
27
27
July
13* July
.73 July
3
IX
503*
23*
53*
1.14
1.18
3
63* July
6
13* July 15
.77 July 31
13*
.73
53*
43*
10
13* July
13* July 21
173* July
13*
23*
66
Sale
23*
5
.25
.50
X
1.75
25
31
24
July
25
53*
Sale
3-16
1
*43*
4X
1.10 Sale
.25
83* July
20
13
20
15
29
28
3
52
27
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
5
25c
53* July
31
6
3* July
1
43* July
1.10 July
30
*
*
1934
200 Ohio Kentucky Gas
100 Ohio Valley Gas
2,700
'3",600
1,000
72,000
34,000
Pan Amer Airways warr..
Park City Consol
3",loo
1
Petroleum Conversion
5
25c
*
Gold Mines
1
200
700
200
ex
13
Jan.
14
Jan.
600
400
100
100
1,100
5
......*
1,400 Royalties Management A
7,200 St Joseph Lead rights w i
*
800 Saranac River Power
1,600 Seaboard Continental
*
July
1.50 July
5
31
1.10 June
600
""loo
1,000
1,100
warr.
....*
*
2,800 Shepard Stores Inc
7,500 Sherritt-Gordon Mines Ltd.l
500,900 Shortwave & Television.... 1
1
1,500 Siscoe Gold Mines Ltd
*
300 Solid Ca bonlc Co Ltd
$2.50
Southern Surety Co
13,900 Splitdorf Electric
...
*
T.656
3,200
B
100 Twentieth Century Tr Shs_.
Twin City Transit Scrip
....*
100 Union Financial A
2,540
600
1,100
100
*
400 U S & British Internat B
1,100 U S Elec Lt & Pow tr ctf A..*
B
♦
3,600
2,800 Utilities Hydro & Rails w W-*
Warrants
3,000
100 Venezuelan Holding Corp..*
....
1,000
*
Ventures Limited
800 Vipond Consol Mines.......1
*
100 Warner Aircraft Corp
*
100 Western Pub Serv v t c
4,000
1,500
*
IX
143*
3X
IX
163*
2.25
.40
.25
2.50
.40
53*
63*
43*
63*
IX
11X
293*
2X
Sale
32
A
360
Williams Alloy
103*
2
....
July
2.25 July
8
53* July
14
-
2
2.50 July
2
29
26
Feb.
25
June
6
Feb.
Feb.
24
20
Jan.
23
2
24
1
Feb.
20
1
1
June 11
Mar. 10
2
.26
.32
Mar. 11
.60
Mar. 20
33* Apr. 27
73* Feb.
5
Jan. 13
18
Feb.
Feb.
1.10 June 23
73* Jan. 29
7 3* Feb.
5
26c
Jan.
14
53* June 25
53* June 25
2.25 June 29
2.65 June 25
June 20
63* Apr. 27
63* Jan. 16
993* June 2
45c
39c
50c
66c
75c
33*
3*
.65
.45
153*
Sale
483*
46
23*
75c.
Sale
2
73*
6
Sale
6X Sale
X
63*
1
1
133*
13*
o
6
53*
423*
.70
23
6
8
7
3*
.47
63*
63*
%
33*
.45
23*
1
53*
53*
3*
.70
.36
53*
IX
1
July
103* July
13* July
15
22
17
1
July
103* July
23* July
10
3
14
103* July
18
15
3*
Sale
July
3-16 July
1
14
29
103* July
1
July
14
3* July
7
15
3
July
31
33* July
6
2X
13*
1
July
29
13* July
23
27
30
30
53* July
27
5%
5X
53* July
53* July
53* July
40
2
.80
.38
63* July 20
53* July 22
Sale
53*
37
50
37
2
3
32
X
283*
2
303*
3*
2
283*
293*
63* Sale
33* Sale
3*
X
.50
1.00
.52
.58
.40
.75
.85
.70
10
18
13c
17c
.13
Sale
193*
.15
.74 July
.25 July
8
23
.96 July
.50 July
20
1
43* July
53* July
28
29
53* July
53* July
15
20
May 26
•j» May
9
83* Jan. 28
7c
May 20
2
July
283* July
63* July
33* July
3* July
30
17
31
31
14
July
July
63* July
3X July
30
29
22
16
3* July
14
2
29
17
13* Feb. 20
6
Jan. 24
Feb.
6
3
Apr.
8
X June 16
92
Jan. 13
53* July 27
53* May 19
53* May 27
Mar. 17
1
Apr. 29
.74 July
8
3* Apr. 27
3
Feb. 20
43* May 29
5
May 27
40
1
Mar. 12
2
June 18
28
June 23
'j
July
9
103* July
9
.11 July
23
.15 July
7
10
Mar. 11
Apr. 28
3* June 12
75c
Feb 16
June
6
Apr. 28
23* Feb. 26
11
Apr.
4
33* June 18
7
Jan
13
10
June 30
185* June 29
10c May 16
40c
1
.50
.80
.15
Jan.
63* Feb. 21
May
6
50
103*
173*
.10
12
1
73*
5X
Mar
11
1
1
.30
.80
2
363* June
7
X
13
2
May 27
73* Jan.
3
48c
.50
55
4
June
8
234 June
May 18
2
Apr. 10
1
May 25
103* July 22
IX July 17
1-32 Apr. 17
4
3
53*
6X
7X
43* Sale
X Sale
Feb.
June 17
85c
36
46
1
6
29
25c
45
26
13* July
123* July
293* July
.85
Sale
.45 Sale
3*
23*
X
43*
IX
55c.
10*
143*
Sale
IX Sale
73*
63*
2
24
10
8
18
17
3X
35c" "50c"
13
23*
2X
33*
103* Sale
..." 12*
5c
13* July
113* July
293* July
32
3
25
13
13
Products....*
68,500 Zenda Gold Mining.....
No Par value.
4
1M:3
20
200 Wing Aeronautical Corp...10
10
2,800 Wisconsin Holding A
700 York Share Corp
2".500
7
2.55
4
*
1 pd
100 Trinidad Electric Co
3,700 Trustee Standard Oil Shs A..
200
"2
6X
63*
7,200 Super Corp of Amer A
B
2,500
4,600
200
.60
4X
240 Springfield Fire & Mar 'ns.25
200 Stand Oil Trust Shares A
1,400 Swedish Ball Bearing._100 kr
*
2,200 Sylvestre Utll A
50,400 Tom Reed Gold Mining.....1
_...._._*
49,700 Trent Process
1,200
IX Sale
163*
353*
33*
43*
34 X
...10
600 Seaboard Surety Co
100 Swallow Airplane...,
1,300
53*
2,900 Seaboard Fire & Mar Ins..10
1,600
13* July
21
2
Mar.
1
25c
2.25
.35
*
400 Shamrock Oil & Gas
52,400
5
*
*
A
25,400 Seaboard Util Shares
.20
4X
7
Mar. 18
Jan. 23
May 22
233* Jan.
5
43* July 30
May 11
73* Apr. 27
7 3* Feb.
9
993* May 26
i_*
300 Roovers Bros Inc 7% pref
100
.60
Mar. 20
1
»n
.29
'43*
13
Mar. 11
1
July
July
20c
5
w
Reliance Internat'l S3 pref..*
Rhodesian Selec Tr Ltd..5 sh
*
500 Rio Grande Valley Gas
500 Roxy Theatres Corp
10c
4%
1,800
2,100
100
4
.29
Apr.
2
24
X Mar.
13* July
.10
83* May 20
5
July 24
26c
May 28
Feb.
.49
1
18
15
7
10
20
24
2
May
*
div
2,600 Radio Securities A
16,300 Railways Corp
"63* Sale"
1
Powell Mining Prop
500 Premier Shares Inc
500 Public Fire Insurance
700 Pub Serv N J pref
.10
IX
3*
3
Mar. 11
63* June
*
Phoenix Oil
Pioneer
13*
.20
Patricia Birch Lake Min.
100 Pittsburgh Brewing
4,300
10,000
5
2%
Mines.-10c
100 Petroleum Derivitives
1,000
1
IX
2
9
74
785* June 24
2
600
2
July 24
May 27
3* Apr.
11
2
13
Feb.
May
Apr.
Jan.
Apr.
Jan.
53
11
Mar.
Jan.
473*
683*
3*
IX
33*
803*
20
83* July
12
May 28
15
4
733*
73
"73* "7X
43* Sale
X July
X
5
July
July
15
4
6
63*
923*
543*
53*
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
May
Apr.
Apr.
Mar.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
56c
24c
12
5
43* July 31
5
July 24
6
Mar.
113* June 17
53* Mar. 31
13* Feb. 26
6
July 27
2.10 July 27
1.18 May 26
93* Mar. 18
43* Feb. 24
77 July 31
63* Feb. 26
53* Feb. 26
123* Jan. 26
23* Apr. 17
20
3
20
7
13
26
30
27
31
14
14
21
21
23* Mar. 13
"13* "2X
5
July
Jan.
Apr.
Feb.
Apr.
May
July
Apr.
July
May
May
May
July
1
22
173* July
1
.44 July
7
1
.30 July
21
60
IX
3
40
1
30
15
31
Feb. 21
14
3
27
123*
.38 Sale
15
18
8
3* June 25
2
193* Feb.
Mar.
5
13
323* May 12
Jan.
13
3
20
Feb. 14
18
14
May 27
3
3
X
53* Jan.
33* Jan,
1.20 Feb.
June 18
36c
2
July
1.25 Mar. 21.
June 25
10
3*
63*
X Sale
6
*
400 Nor & Sou Amer B
July
.33
2
1
10
88
73*
$2.50
23 X
.*
.60
8
Mar.
4
363* Jan. 24
1.55 May
4
35c
Feb.
3
23* Mar. 21
53* Apr. 28
6
.85 July 10
.30 July 10
333* Apr.
3X
65
X
%
Sale
5X
North Amer Finance A
3
31
43* Sale
IX
23*
.76 Sale
23*
33*
•
53*
N Y Rio & Buenos Aires warr
North Amer Trust Shares
14
July
July
1.98 Sale
1.50
1.75
125*
2
5
78
47
3
3
77
43
86
63* Sale
400 National Pepsi-Cola
4~,605
July
.95
123*
3
3
83*
1
10
5
6
10
10
June 29
13*
".25 "'".50
20
600 National City Bank
300 National Fire Insurance
National Liberty Insur
3,100
14
35
100 National Casualty Co.....10
100
July
July
July
16^
22
15
5*
X
National Aviation E warr
3,500
6
.85
.30
12
1,000
600
8
173* Sale
55
62
17
Highest.
Sale Prices.
2
.34 Sale
1
$6 Preferred......
_.._.*
100 MacMarr Stores 7% pf w w 100
100 Magazine Repeat Razor B.
200
16
IX
1
V
123*
Drilling
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Sale
10
C
400
779,500
2,200
1,300
Sale
__1
Grange Place Mines
600 Leaders of Industry B
171,500
.60
13
4
23*
33*
43*
*
Highest.
Sale Prices.
53* Jan.
33* Jan.
.55
32
5
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
1.00
.50
n
4
Sale
35
1
1%
9
10
_.._*
900 Kane Stores of N E "A"
200
13
6
.....10
5,000 Irving Trust Co....
*11
A*
Sale
K
20
.
2.00
.50
30
.65
.33
Sale
.30
.95
.28
IX
1
5
63*
313*
6
303*
25c" "35c"
1
*
1
1,900 Imperial Eagle Mining
200 Independence Indemnity._10
49,800
6 3*
32 3*
Ask.
6
32
.90
Sale
2
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
1
500 Hutto Engineering Inc
500
Ask.
Bid.
July 31.
July 1.
1931.
700
1.
Price about
STOCKS
Shares.
JAN.
RANGE XINCE
PRICES IN JULY.
NEW YORK PRODUCE
EXCHANGE
Jan. 2
July
Shares.
100
EXCHANGE
PRODUCE
YORK
NEW
58
23*
183*
34H
43*
25c
Apr.
Mar.
Jan.
Feb.
May
7
10
22
17
18
Feb. 25
4
23
17
10
17
7
43* Feb.
6
14
Feb. 11
13* Jan.
183* Jan.
23* July
1-32 Apr.
13
Feb.
20
Jan.
X May
103* Feb.
27
6
2
Jan. 13
1.33 Feb. 25
4
June 29
50c
Apr. 14
73* May
8
55c
73* Feb. 24
33* Jan.
98
Jan.
7
Feb.
75* Feb.
73* Mar.
1
19
14
18
25
16
Mar. 17
483* Mar.
2
25* Feb. 18
1.50 Apr.
9
3* Jan. 26
3 Feb. 20
63* Feb.
73* Jan.
21
12
63* Feb. 21
Feb. 18
1
Mar. 12
2
June 18
333* Mar. 19
83* Mar. 25
45* Jan.
8
3* Feb. 25
75c
Feb. 16
52
.82
Mar. 17
1
Apr. 28
23* Feb. 26
11
Apr.
4
113* Mar.
3
7 3$ Jan.
7
103* June 27
183* June 29
Feb. 14
26c
Chicago Stock Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON CHICAGO STOCK
EXCHANGE
Stock Sales.
1931.
July
Jan. 1 to
In
1,911,000
___.22,230,200
July
AGGREGATE
July
1930.
Shares
CHICAGO
STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1.
1931.
Bid.
-1945
74
75
52
54
1.000 Central West Pub Serv 6s '36
76
80
95
99
15,000
14,000
2,000
1,000
4,000
"5,000
10,000
15.000
277,000
"2,000
153.000
1927
-
16 000
5s series B
13 000
1st
mtge
-1954
6s
1943
-
15 000 Commonw Sub Corp 55*8 1948
4 000 Cudahy Packing 5s
1946
5 000 Dominion Gas & El 65*8-1945
5 .000 El Paso Nat Gas 6 5*8
1943
10 .000 Federal Public Serv 6s.-1947
15 .000 Gary Elec & Gas 5s
9 000 Grigsby Grunow 6s
6 000 Holland Furnace 6s...
1 000 111 Bell Tel 1st 5s A—
8 000 Inland Gas 65*s
3,614 600 insull Util lnv 6s
3 000
5
without warrant
2,000
Ha
1943
Old Dominion Pow 5s A..1951
2,000
5,000
37.000
24,000
6,000
2.000
4,000
21.000
4.000
6s
1938
-
4Hs series E
1980
Pub Ser Sub Corp 5V*s A 1949
Southern Un Gas 65*8—1939
South United Gas 6s....1937
6.000 South United Ice 65*S—.1938
5,000
25,000
19.000 Southwest Nat Gas 6s...1945
3.000 Spruce Falls 1st 55*8—1935
24.000 Standard Tel Co 5 5*s A..1943
10 year conv 6s
15.000
1938
6.500 Stand Textile Prod 65*s._1942
1.000 Straus Safe Dep Co 55*8.1943
27,000 Swift & Co 1st a f g 5s
1944
1,000 208 So La Salle St Bldg 55*s'58
15.000 lexas Gas Util be
1945
6.000 Toledo Lt & Pow 5s
..1932
3.000 Union Elevated RR 5s...1945
44.000 United Amer Util 6 .....1940
4.000 United Public Serv 6s A..1942
10,000
65*% gold debentures. 1933
9,000 United Pub Util 55*8—1947
6s A
4,000
1947
1,000 Util Pr & Lt Realty 6s...1958
1,000 Wash Gas & Elec 5s
1955
25,000 Western Utilities 5 5*8— 1932
30
625*
625*
64
27
29
22
17X
20
11
7
14
13
11
23
26
14
17
8
29
33
19
42
48
105
106
96 5*
995*
lOSH
100
112
98
985*
1065*
101 x
Sale
965*
101
97 X
102
93"." ""I
80
87
1105*
102X
1025*
101X
1075*
25
81
84
35
Sale
42
50
90
995*
78
SINCE
1105* Sale
105
106
102
102
103
103
97
935*
.....
92
JAN.
1.
100
645*
59
1005* 100
865* Sale
62
835* Sale
58
61
60
68
90
45
30
75
405*
735*
"80"
685*
695*
62
62
71
70
76
48
48
75
52
52
945*
96
108
Sale
K*
95
75
60
705*
103
97
94
10
675* July
98
July
70
98
July
July
15
23
81
July
15
865* July
11 1005* July
7
11
62
62
1055*
985*
July
985*
94
92
80
55
93
80
6
655* July
6
46
46
88
77
80
70
July
July
27
23
92
80
July
July
27
23
June 27
Mar. 19
Mar. 30
104 5*
1055*
1085*
925*
1025*
Mar. 20
Mar. 19
Mar. 25
Mar. 20
1105* July
6
1035* June 24
3
1005* Feb.
Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
102
Apr. 20
108
July
July
1085*
1135*
985*
1025*
May
June
Apr.
May
96
Mar. 25 105
675* July 13
98
July 23
30
72
74
52
805*
64
68
May
Feb.
5
June
3
June 10
Feb.
63
Jan.
20
49
May
May
955*
545*
685*
685*
Jan. 23
Mar. 14
5
June
5
June
Mar. 30
Feb. 17
Mar. 21
50
May
5
665* June
735* Apr.
735* Jan.
62
July
67
May
94
Apr.
965* Apr.
075* Mar.
15
Feb. 20
Mar. 25
405*
995*
025*
055*
—-
Feb.
June
Jan.
Jan.
8
July
14
785* July
14
8
Mar. 13
6
Apr.
6
6
Mar.
6
Jan.
2
20
29
May 29
17
30
May
7
13
June
3
Apr.
17
20
Feb. 20
15
30
June
15
July 2n
15
tTIy
2
if
975* June 26
92
July 27
80
July 23
June 2«
Jan.
76
Feb. 1 i
6
Mar. 2|
0
Jan. 2
lg
July
Feb. 16
Feb.
3
Jan. 20
June 25
May
May
6
2\
1?
2g
Mar.
x
June 2x
4
885* May 19
May lx
03
79
10
Jan.
lo
16
Mar.
15
1%
Feb.
17
Mar. 14
Jan.
74
72
5
26
11
Mar.
405* Feb.
68
71
52
15
23
Feb.
72
99
68
74
52
75
77
25
July
July
June 26
715* Jan. 21
785*
Apr. 14
May 20
Mar.
1045* Feb.
4
Apr.
35
75
76
88
785*
9
21
Apr. 16
Mar. 27
100 5* June 20
37
63
94
103'" 1035*
103
65
59
20
98
72
75
60
80
20 1055* July
52
98
65
835*
Mar. 14
Mar. 17
Mar. 23
16
10
025f Jan.
97
U
755*
55
1055* July
93
100
77
Mar. 14
2
36
39
3
Mar. 23
Feb. 21
June 22
625* June
975*
93
71
52
80
825*
7
2
Apr.
7
595* June
8
595* May
8
28
July 16
61
July 11
102
9
21
1035* 1045* 1035* 1045*
935* 100
102
75
94
Apr.
10
1055* Jan.
1005* Jan.
1005* Feb.
108
104
65
85
"85"'
16
94
"965*
108
75
85
100
101
77
2
165* July
45
1035*
2
Feb.
105
995* 1005* 1005* July
65
106
Feb.
June
Feb.
57
1105* July 31 1105* July
1025* July
9 1025* July
68
995* 1005*
102
Jan.
Mar. 27
'
64
75
95
98
16
61
395* Jan.
12
July
....
61
"61""
July
Prices.
90
95
615* July 24
28
July 16
635* July 30
635* July 24
63
60
935*
12
24
16
11
11
i
: Jan.
2
; Feb. 10
80
96
92
75
96
July
28
July
61
July
615* July
Highest
Sate Prices.
78
Jan.
2
58
June 25
17
—-
25
59
102
July
96
25
38
64
Lowest.
17
89
76
104"" 106"
17
61
64
98
101
July
1025* 1005* 102
109
108
1095* 108
July
9 108
July
107
109
108
1095* 1085* July 21 1085* July
1105* 1115* 1105* 1115*
90
955* 95
985*
955* July 10 955* July
635*
Portland Gen Elec 4s
1933
Pub Serv 1st ref gold 5s..1956
1st & ref mtge 55*8
1962
5s C
-.1966
27
33
1981
5s 1947
Sale Prices.
62
30
1941
Northern Util Co 6s A.-.1943
62
63 5*
64 5*
62 5*
64
395* Sale
10354 104 X
No Amer Gas & Elec 6s..1944
Northwestern Elev 5s
Highest.
Sale Prices.
...
605*
605*
285*
61X
61X
1956
Pettibone-Mulliken 10-year
2,000
21.000
36
3,000 Nat Hotel of Cuba allot ctl '59
111,000 Nat Pub Service 5s
1978
32,000 Penna Pow & Lt 45*8
4,000 Peoples Gas Lt & Coke
1,000
32
~62X
63
31
64
64
74
70
6
92
59 X
59 X
100
...
Ask
70
64
1936
1949
Bid.
92
1934
1938
$1,099,000
22,379,000
:
RANGE
Lowest.
64
64
1936
1940
July 31.
Ask
625*
2 000 Jewelers BIdg of Chic 6s_1950
164 000 Kresge (S S) & Co 5s_—.1945
2 000 La Salle Wacker Bldg 6s.-1954
24 000 Metro W S Elev 1st 4s.—1938
14 000
Extension 4s
1938
1.000
67.000
5,000
4,000
1,000
Bid.
62
Certificates of deposit-1927
29,000 Chic City & Con Rys 5s
1927
368,000 Chicago Railways 5s
1927
227,500
1st mtge 5s ctf of dep.-1927
46.000
5s series A
1927
102.000
58 series B
1927
6,200
Adjustment income 4a
9,000
Purchase money g 5s.-1927
5,000 Chicago Stadium 6s
1943
67 000 Commonw Edison 5s
1943
5 000
1st mtge 45*s, series C-1956
3 000
45*8 D
1957
1 000
4 >*8 series E
1960
22 500
1st mtge 5s series A
1953
July 31
Sale
50,000
6s B
1945
6.000 British Columbia Tel 5s__ 1943
1938
July 1.
Ask.
78
128.200 Appalachian Gas Corp 6s 1945
3,000 Cherry Burrell 6s
78,000 Chicago City Ry 5s
1930.
$421,000
6,095,000
PRICES IN JULY.
Price
S
2,000
1,000
12,000
7,000
Jan. 1 to
Jan. 2
BONDS
Al'ied Owners 6s
1931.
July
SALES.
5,000
5,000
Bond Sales.
3,504,600
48,724,500
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
605* Feb.
63
Feb.
Mar.
11
Mar.
§
1?
l\
1*
9
2
75
May
75
7
May
795* Feb. 26
Apr.
735*
805*
82
June
g
June 2®
52
57
89
995* Sale
99
995*
995* July
38
375*
285*
365* July 29
285* July 22
18
18
1
995* July
1
May
June
8
June 25
Apr. 23
995* July
Apr.
July
1
2$
f
2g
3
STOCKS
Shares.
1,000
300
90
""166
""950
650
400
100
30
Shares.
Par.
7.250
15.140
3,235
8,300
7.920
15,845
49,100
*
35
25
35
Adams (J D) Mfg com
_♦
19
Adams Royalty Co com
*
Ainsworth Mfg Corp com._ 10
All-Amer Mohawk
Corp A.
5
Allied Motor Ind Inc com...*
64,240 Allied Products Corp cl A-_»
1,610 Altorfer Bros Co conv pref
♦
8,580 Amer Comm Power A
*
180
200
10
*
Abbott Laboratories com
Acme Steel Co.---.
No^paJwalue.
1st preferred
Class B
$65* A
common
$7 class A preferred
xEx-dividend.
Sale
Sale
195*
Sale
36
275*
28
27
185*
20
35*
85*
1
9
1
45*
20
28
10
IX
5
Sale
33
nx
12
80
*
70
*
205*
*
82
85*
27
108
15
32
155*
Sale
14
15*
75*
35*
95*
1
1H
135*
175*
335* Sale
125*
69
23
23
85
35
Jan
25
June
25
1
Mar. 27
Feb. 24
18
May 12
2
June 29
7
1
1
May 26
Mar.
6
Feb. 10
Mar. 19
Jan.
3
13
July
295* July
185* July
1
10
13
75* July
24
75* July
24
July
July
July
16
13
18
15* July
155* July
11
3
12
May 27
July 13
31
35
10
26
June
36
125* July
17
15
1
12
30
75
85
38
July
July
July
125* July
775* July
17
2
Jan.
125* July
62
June
3
5
17
4
255* Mar. 11
875* Mar. 19
35* Jan.
3
Apr. 14
Feb.
165* Jan.
775* July
28
20
16
2
Mar. 21
875* Mar. 19
Jan.
In
Since
Jan. 1,
STOCKS
560
340
1,800
.
f
Amer
Service
American
54
45,540
*
200
300
Amer-Yvette Co Inc com
*
950 Assoc Tel & Tel Co $6
120
600
7,375
100
250
5
7,650
130,725
$6
950
$6 conv prcf A
700
$7
"""20
2,215
cum
cum
pref
50 Auburn Auto Co
1054
12
62
69
80
96
50
300
2,100
40
1,050
850
6,550
*
590 Bucyrus-Monighan class A
540 Bunte Bros com
30
130
1,250
2,100
4,750
270
1,100
100
180
2,050
4,800
180
140
15,060
5,350
500
400
1,850
200
10
""370
"700
7,800
950
10
130
10
10
40
197,900
500
200
7,825
500
100
700
350
200
9,800 Burnham Trad Corp com
19,000| Convertible preferred
69,590.Butler Bros..
""400
37,750
5,450
10
70
43,850
3,200
32,800
1,700
230
""140
150
120
70
50
350
270
550
3,900
300
150
150
50
85
754
8854
3
1154
91
354
Sale
54
22
154
17
21
15
Sale
2
Sale
554 Sale
6
5H
26
154
254
154
554
554
17
Sale
93
2054
Sale
20
16
1654
96
96
Sale
9554
90
Sale
90
32
3254
20
15
July
July
July
15
17
14
1554 July
14
19
2
1654
12
31
14
1554 July
13
July
July
1
1
98
96
Sale
90
X Sale
2
354
154
3
154
154
2-T
454
454
1254
2 54
1054
354
2954
31
1154
Sale
3154
254
254
2X
Sale
26
27
25
29
7
1754 July
July
28
7
15
34
25
14
1354 July
"24
X July
1
July
254 July
13
8
2
X
87
„
*
9
Sale
254
254
..100
45
33
100
40
43
4254
54
*
*
5%
35 X
100
*
54
Sale
Sale
...—5
1,520 Davis Industries Inc A
*
2,390 Decker (Alf) & Cohn Inc...*
210 Deep Rock Oil conv pref..100
2,100 Dexter Co (The) com
860 De Mets Inc pref w w__
5
3,650.Duquesne Gas Corp com
*
*
1,620 Eddy Paper Corp (The)..—*
lll.OlO.El Household Util Corp....10
1,350,Empire G & F Co 6% pref.100
750
6
% preferred
100
2,750
7% preferred
..—.100
1,100
8% preferred
100
14 X
7
55
1834
X
.....
11
2554
65
75
75
86
854 Sale
48
47
1554 Sale
Sale
111
25
110
554
....
65
4
20
25
8
10
10
15
Sale
70
80
82
92
154
10
July
9
July
16
"
54 July
754 Sale
45
4554
46
1454
1454 Sale
25
25
Sale
105
10954 10354
10
14
"354 "~4
20
754
754
1354
9
25
1054
10
10
19
Sale
1654 Sale
59
Sale
56
61
Sale
5954
6154 Sale
7154 72
6254 Sale
7054
21054 July
6
Common
prior pref
*
260
cum prior preferred...
Fitz Simmons & Connell Dock
$6
$7
845
800
2,500
210
cum
25
50
35
26
30
26
30
55
49
58
4754
55
68
49
62
4754
58
62
23
25
2154
11,390
& Dredge Co com
92,302 Foote Bros G & M Co
1,940 Gardner-Denver Co com
2,450 Gen Candy Corp cl A—
630 Gen Parts Corp conv pref—
5
*
5
3
33
3
554
Sale
Sale
38
2254 Sale
154 Sale
19
420
4
2
10
5
7
5
1
18
23
33
30
20
6
6
July
July
July
15
1
21
52
July
July
July
18
554 July
1
July
9
54 July
354 July
1
18
13
July
14
854 July
7
8
754 July
14
21
20
8
20
10
13
10
20
July
July
July
10
July
1554 July
5654 July
60
July
6154 July
15
15
' ~
31
July
24
72
July
13
1954 July
July
61
July
6354 July
72
July
1
1
1
17
24
59
41,HO.
5,200!
Re par value#
Common new..
Preferred.
g J£x-u>
viaend.
*
---*
6
2354
2454
854
20
24
1
July
20
July
7
6
July
9
154 July
21
July
354
Mar. 20
4
354 July
29
454 July
3
9
June 27
Jan.
27
2054 Mar. 21
1
Feb.
13
Jan.
31
Feb. 26
Feb.
2
Mar. 11
Feb.
25
12
Apr. 10
9
1054 Jan.
3254 May 13
454 Mar. 24
3
Jan.
13
June
1
Jan.
23
154 Jan.
23
June
3
July
July
21
15
1054 Feb. 26
4054 Feb. 26
Mar. 17
554 June 12
65
7
Jan.
2
15
Apr.
Apr.
15
6
June
4
60
Feb.
11
1354 June
3
2154 Feb.
4054 Jan.
11
Feb.
19
6
44
25
June 24
13 119
Mar. 17
45
10354 July
554 May 19
1254 July 22
3*
Jan.
5
Mar. 26
8
18
7*
May 26
July 21
43
July 20
254 Jan.
14
20
8
June
1554 July
48
15
June
5154 May 26
50
June
67
June 15
June
10
Mar. 17
June 26
Jan.
9
June
Jan.
4
2
Mar. 10
1054 Feb.
14
Jan.
16
654 Feb.
11
1054 Mar. 12
2954 Feb. 27
65
Jan.
8
70
Mar. 12
80
Jan. 27
92
Jan.
9
37
50
May 15
6154 Apr. 25
68
2054 May 21
1
June 12
18
June 11
29
Mar. 19
Jan. 29
6754 Feb.
14
1054 Mar. 17
9
454 Jan.
7
Jan.
7
454 Feb. 14
1354 Feb. 25
354 Apr. 27
2454 Jan. 14
30J4 Feb. 17
1
"454
554
954
9
254 Feb.
June
26
2254 July
6
54 June 18
45
1
22
27
Feb.
3
85
Apr. 27
July 29
34
52
554 July 20
954 July
7
49
July
3
1654 July
2
2554 July 17
110
July
7
July
554 July
1254 July
July
3'54 July
54 July
36
7
13
Jan.
3
454 Feb. 27
3154 Mar. 20
4
Apr. 30
60
Mar.
2
954 Feb.
3
22
554 June
July
6
iGen Theatres Equip Corp—
450
2
15
5
29
26
21
Jan.
9
4
4
Jan.
4
17
June 27
1054 July
654 July
2954 July
254 July
Fed'l Elec Co Inc—
1,795
Mar.
354
154 June 22
1254
454 June 23
8 25554
19054 June
2
Jan.
1454
9
Jan.
84 54
June 26
10
2054
2
2
Mar. 30
7854 July 28
954 May 21
25
July
454 July
34
July
52
July
554 July
7
July
554
18
95
6
5
254 Jan.
June.
4
Apr.
3
May
54 Jan.
54
July
154 July
54
14
10
88
Jan.
26
~
28
July
28
Sale
3454
3454
55
54
54 Sale
17
16
Sale
Feb.
14
22
154 July
954 July
654 July
30
6
Sale
9X Sale
12
254
40
5
10
20
2554 Jan. 13
85
Apr.
1
1754 Apr.
4
1954 Mar. 20
July
254 July
July
20
54
54
554 Sale
3554 Sale
60
6
654 Sale
29
28
154
3054
27
26
25
23
3
3
Mar. 17
12
34 X Feb. 18
754 Feb. 26
Feb.
6
Feb.
June
Feb.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
84*
11
6
8
3054
9854
754
1754
154
54
29
June 23
12
11
9
197
2
13
254 Jan.
80
93M
28
3
4
9
11
31
19
24
3
11
Mar. 12
5
2
20
9
28
-
28
29
July
July
5
Sale
199
7854 July
954 July
Feb.
May
54 Jan.
24
Feb.
254 Mar.
8054 Mar.
25 54 Feb.
954 Mar.
10
Feb.
98
4
7854 July
1254 July
154 July
37
lH
6
40
5
80*
Sale
10
2
28
16
1
Mar. 20
69
June
Jan.
3
Sale
20454 Sale
""8
May 19
May 13
19
13
July
July
July
9
July
11
June 12
19
3
22
21
2
3
7
3
2
15
11
20
56
54
5
16
25
7
Feb.
28
July
31
7
July
May
Jan.
354 July
10
7
Mar. 27
3
8454 Jan.
2454 Feb. 11
1354 June
104 54 Jan. 27
9454 Jan.
88
June
9
9654 Apr.
June
4
75
75
June
17
June 12
July 28
llH
Feb. 16
29J4 July 15 37
14
July 25 1454 May 16
Apr. 14
67
Apr. 14 75
1354 July 24 2754 Jan. 13
Apr. 23
85
Apr. 23 85
2
54 Jan.
54 Jan.
2
554 Mar. 18
254 June
3
5
Jan. 15
4
Apr.
8
X July
3054 July
254 July
10
55
85
"
lift
10
5
XM
7854
1554 Sale
16""
16
Apr.
Mar. 19
Jan.
954 July
""
July
July
91
July
3
54
Sale
9
254
254
3
54
Sale
454
754
254
2X
4
58X Sale
10
10X
15
1754 July
99
17
July
2954 July
14
...
14" "16"'
954
7
16
1354 July
75
14
27i
80
Sale
Feb.
9
29! 1054 Feb.
13 2654 June 17
10 21 X Mar. 30
29 1754 Jan. 16
3
Mar.
3
14
Feb.
4
16 11
754 Mar. 11
June
3
50
1754 Sale
3454
1754 Sale
2954
37
8
3X
12
24
July
July
76
80
Sale
100
X Sale
4%
5
454
5X
17
14
July
2
July
1654 July
93J4 July
2054 July
July
July
10
6
4
June 16
1854 June 12
154 May
7
1554 July 14
91
Jan.
2
20
Apr. 25
7054 June 23
II
Apr. 28
454 July 11
19
13
Fob.
88
Mar. 12
4
July
5
50
.....
14
85
July
July
154 July
154 July
52
Sale
70
7
15
14
16
30
13
20
6
7154 July 16
11
July 17
954 July 14
14
Sale
65
454 July
July
July
July
July
July
91
75
17
654 Sale
2,018,710 Cord Corporation
5 49
50
24,650.Corp Sec of Chic allot ctf...*
1454 Sale
434,150! Common
*
40
Sale
22,334. Crane Co com..
25
5,6401 Preferred
..100 115X 117 X
20 Cudahy Packing com
50
6
5X
2,000 Curtis Lighting Inc com
*
740 Curtis Mfg Co com
22
254
1054 Sale
94 X
90
MX
Sale
3
Co—*
8,400
20
5
2,960 Coleman Lamp & Stove com*
22054 Sale
Commonwealth Edison
100
150,730
Sale
12
Rights
110,100
9354
30 Com ty Pow & Lt Co ?6 pref.*
14
11
*
1,580 Com'ty Tel Co cum part
e
754
3,270 Community Water Service..*
10
7
Construe Mat'l Corp com—*
4,250
28
2554
S3 H pref erred .....—
*
9,400
Sale
3
...—5
12,005 Consumers Co com
537,360 Cont Chic Corp common
91,150
Preferred
60 Continental Steel pref
5401
Common v t c
54
70
Sale
Club Aluminum Uten
V t c pur warrants
1454
54
54
454
July
15
Mar. 18
Apr.
28 132
1454 June
88
Jan.
1
July
1154 Jan.
1
Feb.
54 Jan.
1154 July
354 July
13 54 May
1954 June
1254 June
54 July
54 July
54 July
""54
70
9
May 12
a5
20
53
2 554
A.....*
com.5
79,025.Chicago Investors Corp com *
10,250':
Convertible preferred.
*
70 Chic N S & Milw com
100
1,120! Prior Hen preferred
-100
1,610'
Preferred
100
690 Chicago Rys part ctfser 1.100
250!
Part certlfs series 2_.
100
40
Part ctfs series 3
100
630 Chicago Towel Co conv pref *
1,198,330 Cities Service Co com
*
3
July
July
July
July
15
14
"1354
10
740 Chicago Flexible Shaft
11,600
10
13
15
14
Sale
Sale
55
Sale
82li
3054
9854
154
1354
1754 July 15
9854 July 13
1
July 28
1254 July 30
20
1454
74
73
79
82
22
2454 July
1854
154
"9254
25
Sale
84
14
2154 July
5
July
4
254
154
2"
1954
Sale
Sale
78
17
11
July "22
llM'July 29
3 X July 29
2154 July 14
1354
54
it* 2**
29 X
IX
1454
91X
23X
15
23^ Sale
Sale
24
16"" "1/7"
6
5
4
554
20
2
July
4
nH 12*
Sale
Jan.
9
Mar.
June 15
Jan.
6154 Apr.
92
May
54 Jan.
14
June
I
July
56
June
1454 June
4
May
10
Feb.
1854 July
k k
154
54
>
5
5
2,850
Class A....
*
1,050 Chain Belt Co com
*
210 Chain Store Prod Corp pref.*
60 Channon (H) Co 1st pref.,100
1,110 Cherry Burrell Corp com..
10i
Preferred ———.i———100
28,330 Chic City & Con Ry pt sh__
3,200!
Participation preferred—*
910
Certificates of deposit
*
554
1454
1354
17
16
14
July
92
2
July
6
Feb.
16
354
5X
854
854
1354
6154
8854
9654 June 19 100
Apr. 25 2554
June 12
8054
July
9 8254
2054
8054
7354
8554
132
354
1554 July
154 July
1954 Sale
9754
98
97
3
1
10
*
Sale
k
Sale
i
May
June 26
65
3
10
2
21
Jan
8454 May 26
15
754
354
3
2
8
1454 July 24
1
July
-
5
4
15
6
June
56
60
2054 Sale
5
4
154
54
56
Sale
1954
Sale
10
*
20
Preferred
92"
16
2
Jan.
4
Feb.
154 Feb. 24
654 Mar. 13
20 54 Apr.
9
3
June
12
18
50
9454
13
1554
65
25
95,130,Central S W Util com new..*
5,260
Prior lien preferred
*
7,330l Preferred
*
10 Cent West Pub Serv B pref..*
6% prior pref A
354
.....
38
154
3
8,340:CanaI Const Con conv pref..*
14,650 Castle & Co (A M)
10
21,410 CeCo Mfg Co 1 nc com
*
820 Cent Cold Storage Co com.20
23,370 Central 111 Pub Serv pref...*
50,090 Cent 111 Secur Corp allot ctfs
1,240 Central lnd Power pref
100
6,830 Cent Pub Serv (Del) com
*
100,010 Cent Pub Serv Corp A
*
910 Cent States P&l. Corp pref.*
210 Central States Util $7 pref..*1
650
950
354 July
Sale
...
9554
60
10
10 Chicago Electric Mfg
10
14
"5854
Sale
60
15
2
1754
501 Common
l,025,990:Borg-Warner Corp com
10
5,250 j
7 % preferred
100
5,900 Borin Vlvltone Corp pref—
9,050 Brach & Sons (E J) com
*
1,410 Bright Star Elec Co A
»
480!
Class B_
*
8,700 Brown Fence & Wire cl A
*
7,800'. Class B
»
24,350 Bruce Co (E L) com
50
....
67
64
cv pref.
530.Blums Inc cony pref
38
22
154
*
3,450 Beatrice Creamery com
58,950
454
554
54 Sale
10
*
943,850|Bendix Aviation Corp com..*
4.490'Binks Mfg Co cl A
m
454
18
..100
9,100'Ba8tlan-Blessing Co com
l,120|Baxter Laundries Inc A
30
9954
Sale
IX
740 Backstay Welt Co com
160 Balaban & Katz Corp com .25
11,400 Bancokentucky Co com
146",750
254
*
com
Preferred
354 July
85
Automatic Washer Co cv pf_*
330
3
73
2X
w
Sale
2454
Sale
8554 July
73
8554
86 X
97
2*
94
Apr. 25
254 May 13
™x
57
85
65
13
21
254 July
454 July
6
July
10
July
5854 July
8754 July
6754 July
9954 July
2454 July
8054 July
8054 July
8554 July
July 21
July
7
8054 July 25
7354 July
9
56
88 54
Sale
*
*
*
prior pref._
400
2*
July
54 July
754 Feb. 26
354 May 19
8754 July 30
July
2
2
554 July
90
6554
9954
9854
2454 Sale
80 X
Sale
22 54
•
2
65
4X
Sale
10054 105
100
Util Co com
Assoc Tel
50
80
87
21
30
54 July
July 11
July 22
July 16
July
1
July
8
July 11
July
1
10
40
67
100
""'550
57
w w.
7% preferred
200
50
Sale
454 July
8754 July
Highest.
Sale Prices
Prices.
Sale
4
3
254
4%
454
5H
3H
20
Highest.
Sale Prices.
21
4
2
ClaSS
•
2*
454
354
X
21
20
t c B
13,960 Appalachian Gas Corp com.*
*
25,630 Art Metal Works com
650 Assoc Apparel Ind com
*
2,700 Associates Investment Co„*
1,500
1,450
54
8*
*
com
v
Sale
88
89
Sale
American St Pub Serv cl A_
150 Amer Util & Gen
370
92 54
American Pub Serv
4% Sale
&H
454 Sale
Equities Co com..1*
pref.,100
Radio & Tel St Corp--"
American
Ask.
Ask. Bid:
Lowest.
Lowest.
Sale Prices
July 31.
July 1.
Bid.
Ask,
Did.
Par.
15,300
5,670
13,050
30
1,530
2
1931.
Shares.
Shares.
1.
Price
STOCK EXCHANGE
July
JAN.
SINCE
RANGE
PRICES IN JULY.
CHICAGO
SALES
AGGREGATE
EXCHANGE
STOCK
CHICAGO
60
Feb.
Jan.
35
15
Feb.
16
CHICAGO
STOCK
61
EXCHANGE
asT
AGGREGATE
SALES
In
Since
July
Jan. 1.
Shares.
Shares.
2~950
■K
2
1931.
STOCKS
Par.
Certificates of dep cap...*
4,440 Godchaux Sugar Inc cl B
*
12,900 Goldblatt Bros Inc com..
*
300
10,000
3,250
221,650 Great Lakes Aircraft A.
127,320 Great Lakes D Ac D com
180
380 Greif Bros Cooperage A
2,800
22,800
5,550
150
70
4,560
6,350
250
2}
*
*
100
28
Illinois Brick Co
25
230 Illinois Nor Utilities pref.100
430 Tndep Pneum Tool » t c
*
50 Ind Terr Ilium Oil Co A
*
Inland Util Inc clasj A.....*
241.750
1,646.675
1,450
Insuli Util Invest Inc.......*
50
3,050
23,035
Without warrants...
...
Preferred series 2......
*
20 Interstate Power $6 pref..
*
1,030 Interstate Power Co $7 pref.*
20
'"'650
6,690
53,110
2,650
100
1 nvestment Co of Amer com.*
Iron Fireman Mfg Co ▼ t c
*
820
7,950 Jefferson Electric Co com...*
37,300 Kalamazoo Stove com
...*
5,700 Katx Drug Co com
1
56,150 Kellogg Switchboard com..10
Preferred
100
2,100
5,270 Kentucky Util Jr cum pref.50
100
16,360
200
12,300 Keystone Steel Ac Wire com.*
1,200
250
600
220
Ken RadTube & Lpcom A
1
88
""566
234 May 25
4
5
334 Sale
UK Sale
Sale
*8*
el*
60
com
34 June
34 July
3
May
1334 Jan.
134 Jan.
1734 June
1834 July
334 Apr.
234 Jan.
1234 June
9
July
5
Apr.
8
8
30
15
28
25
31
28
10
1534
4 34
2034
20
534
334
16
10
8
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
60
Feb.
11
4
39
5034
Sale
1134
434
2234
2434
1534 Sale
534
5
"15"
96
16
1134
9834
98
1534
Sale
2934 Sale
75
74
77
Sale
9034 100
84
87
634
1634
8
1734
Sale
1 234
100
30
3834
13 34
134
6
1034
134
1134
2
31
Sale
69
70
75
Sale
9034 100
1634
1634
2134 Sale
16
21
46
49
98
.....
.5
Sale
43
24
June
1134
434
334
1134
Jan.
June
Feb.
July
12
"
31
8
1434 Jan.
634 Jan.
1
June
1034 Mar.
20
Feb.
534 Apr.
2834 Feb.
14
21
16
4
2
18
25
28
21
Mar.
19
2
10
29
634
634
1934
1634
1334
Jan.
6
Mar. 2
Mar. 23
Jan. 23
10
90
Jan.
4934
Jan.
19
29
Feb.
9
Feb. 11
6
68
73
7034 Sale
92
100
250
3,056
Lindsay Light
26
Preferred...
134 July 18
2634 July 29
72
July 25
6934 July 31
92
July 13
134 July
3334 July
72
July
534
1134
7 34
12
18
July
92
July
6
July 22
1134 July 16
7
15
July
July
16
16
July 20
2134 July
1
23
July
3
434 July
2
65
July
7
5034 July 27
234 July 13
1034 July 21
18
16
22
Sale
334
Sale
50
Sale
65
51
4834
254
1034
3
84
July 20
July 15
July 27
July 15
July
7
July
1
July 13
July 22
3534 July
28
20
6
3534 July
*
..10
com...
10
300 Lindsay Nunn Pub $2 pref..*
com....
*
17,750,Lion OH Ref Co
Packing Co
•
ll.llOjLynch Corp com
~
2,130;McCord Manufacturing A..*
8,210 McGraw Electric com
*
1,410 McQuay-Norrls Mfg
*
24,400 McWilllams Dredging Co
.*
239,850,Majestic Household Util com*
15,500 Manhatt-Dearborn Corp com*
200,Mapes Cons Mfg Co cap.....*
2
Jan.
23
7
1634 Jan.
29
21
June
3
June 11
15
2
6934 July
92
July
7534 June
434 June
1034 Apr.
14
14
4934 Feb. 13
93
Jan.
48
June
It*
June
7
1
75
Apr.
6234 July
24
1
July
10
5
134
10
42
21
15
Sale
38
19
8
6434 July
24
5
July
July
10
7
934
1834 July
834 July
8
July
July
28
17
29
3
2234 July
934 July
14
22
334 July 28
34
July
8
1834 July 15
434 July
36
July
20
July
22
8
3
10
_
3834
18
1634 Sale
3634
38
13
„6
30
34
17
19
Q
95
1034
3734
2134
234
"534 Sale*
Sale
9
40
38
Sale
3934
Sale
4
934
42
Jan.
1
May
July 24
934 July 18
3734 July 24
2134 July 31
,
1034 July 20
July 23
2334 July
3
38
10
934 July 29
3734 July 18
38
July
July
1
18
2434 July 23
18
July 15
134 July
6
2634 July
18
vJuly
134 July
7
15
6
Feb.
Jan.
10*
13
19
1334 Feb. 21
234 May 29
34
July
8
1534 Jan.
2
8
Apr,* 23
5
16
4234 Jan. 31
2334 Apr. 13
July 22
Mar. 11
Jan.
^
83
16
July 10
934 May 15
3634 June 3
1834 July 29
6
5
22
Mar. 24
1434 Mar. 26
16
_
10
4
80
_
40
21
3 34
Feb.
6
1834 Mar. 19
6
1034 Apr.
Feb. 25
25
Feb. 25
Feb. 18
May
Jan.
10
Sale
1534 Sale
1634
8
434
834
W*
43
Sale
19
36
Sal*
9
18*
5
64
51
3534 July
Jan.
1
*78" "85"
6
10
Apr.
13
534 Mar. 2
1334 Mar. 19
Feb. 25
15
2
Mar.
Feb.
34 July
18
25
Mar. 26
8
2534 Mar.
May
25
13
Jan.
6
3
234 May
6
1034 Mar. 30
6
23
2234 Feb. 17
June 11
50
11
Feo.
9234 Mar.
92
July
92
Apr.
13 34 Feb.
31
13
2
22
27
Apr. 27
1634 Jan.
334 June
28
I"
3
Jan.
60
...
1834 Mar. 19
934 Mar. 10
3
96
69
75
2234
Apr. 14
30 10034 Apr. 22
3434 May
5 41A Feb. 21
1034 June 11 10034 June 11
,1a a. 16
4
1
June
5
36
1134
134
2
2734 Sale
22
*
Lincoln Printing Co 7% pf.50
Common...........
*
22,510
25
1734 July
634 July
5
July
1134 July
100
July
9
10
com
"l'506
1734
1534 July
434 July
4
July
1134 July
9734 July
72
~6}4 Sale"
1334 Sale
15
29
1534
2934
1634
334 Sale
45
2334
25
1734 Sale
634 Sale
2
434
1134 Sale
_..*
5,270
Cumulative preferred....*
210,840 Libby, McNeill & Llbby
10
3,446,Loudon
July
034 July
7,34 July 27
44
600 Leath Ac Co
100
17
Sale
1,000 Kimberly Clark Corp com...*
1,750 Lawbeck Corp allot certifs..*
850
•:
2034 Sale
19
1734
1034
800 Lane Drug com v t c._
200
Cumulative preferred
700
4
Sale
1
July
34 July
634 July
14
July
3
July
1834 July
1834 July
334 July
2 34 July
1334 July
9
July
75
2,506
Highest.
Sale Prices.
1
33* Sale
1034
1034
110 Kuppenheimer Ac Co B
4,000 La Salle Ext Unlv com
170
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Sale
70
*
Preferred..
200 Kirsch Co conv pref........*
130
Common
*
1.710
Highest.
Sale Prices.
a
100
90
20
85
49
common
14,020
T.050
25
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Spencer Bartlett Ac
10
450
234
Sale
6
634
214 Sale
1634 Sale
1134 Sale
2%
11
25
Co
July 31.
Ask.
4
'IF* T* "¥
5,450 Hormell Ac Co (Geo) com A..*
57,660 Houdaille-Hershey class A..*
Class B
*
52,450
11,350
90
210
July 1.
Bid.
1
610 Hussman-Llgonter Co com..*
1.500
2,000
1434
634 Sale
23 J
20
10
2,300 Harnlschfeger Corp com
7,500 Hart-Carter Co conv pref
Hlbbard
7,000
Ask.
10
*
*
500 Hart Schaffnar Ac Marx
'""380
Bid.
*
*
*
com
5,550 Greyhound Corp com
647,170 Grlgsby-Grunow Co com
37,250 Hall Printing Co com
150
1.
JAN.
SINCE
Price
350
210
RANGE
Jan.
2,400 Gen Wat Wka Corp class A*
82,550 Gleaner Com Harv Corp cap*
~
50
PRICES IN JULY.
CHICAGO
STOCK EXCHANGE
Jan.
13
Feb.
24
23
Jan.
42
20
Apr. 25
Mar. 25
2534 Jan.
1634 Jan.
June 13
734 June 29
15
2
Mar. 10
Mar. 26
Jan.
5
Feb.
19
40
2134 July
234 Jan.
934 July
35
Feb.
31
19
29
31
7
20
Feb.
25
40
Mar. 19
35
17
{Marks Bros Theatres Inc—
7,390
Convertible preferred....*
43,200 Marshall Field & Co com
*
4,600 Material Service Corp com. 10
6,950 Meadow Mfg Co com
.._..*
2,400
100
50
1,400
'"'300
175,900
2,150
1,050
2,300
630
8,700
300
680
""366
15
17
Metrop Ind Co allot ctfs....*
40/
1234
32
33
32
400
Warrants B__
$6 conv. pref, "A"
2,250
Vail Util
pr
$7 preferred
140
1,710)
com
Preferred
com
7,550
200
9,350
2934
434
634
85
1734
134
1%
91
19^ Sale^
38
3934
o,*
20
17
434
2934
234
6
92
89
Sale
24
Sale
5
34
3
634
87
15
6
8
20
21
29
634
293$
2234
23
2134
23
7% preferred
100
9
2434
2334
91
10
25
Sale
234
134
1
14
534
214
234
Sale
July
87
July 30
87
July 11
434 July 24
2234 July 30
334 July 13
95
July
1
89
July 30
534 July
3
25
July 10
334 July
2
434 July
2934 July
July
July
79
July
2
July
1
July
14
July
22
9
13
20
24
7
16
31
634 July
23
July
2134 July
20
634 July
2934 July
2234 July
20
15
9
2
6
79
134
134
1334
3
14
V
95
Without warrants...
J3 Yi
Pub Service
conv
32
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
4
34
34
134 July
34 July
31
2
3834 July
13
15
July
1
June
17
II*
June
8
Jan,
July
22
Jan.
July
July
5
17
4
Feb.
11
5
Feb.
11
3
Jan.
16
23
Jan.
9
7
Jan.
7
9034 Feb.
16
85
Mar. 25
Apr. 27
24
6
Feb.
20
Mar. 11
Apr.
2
Jan. 14
1034 Mar. 11
6
3834 Jan.
22*
97
8
25
Mar. 28
Jan. 29
534 Jan.
33
9
July
534 May
79
July
134 July
134 Feb.
26
May 15
Feb.
11
Apr.
4
93
May 26
634 Apr. 11
434 Apr. 10
1534 Feb. 25
Jan.
534 June 10
20
Mar. 31
6
Feb. 24
2
10
9
Mar. 27
9
Mar.
100
June
Jan.
Feb.
4334 Feb.
334 June
2234 Juno
334 June
4
9
15
Jan.
10034 Apr. 14
Jan.
19
11
2534 Mar. 10
July
July
8834 Jan.
1434 Apr.
334 May
85
Apr.
87
Feb.
Feb. 24
Apr.
1434 Jan.
434 Jan.
2334 Feb.
1434 June
1
May
134 May
9134 July
Mar. 30
1134 Feb. 28
2934 July 15
4
1
28
Mar. 18
95
Feb.
June 30
91
Mar. 25
134 July 31
34 June 12
6
Jan.
14
1
Jan.
8
3834 June 11
47
Apr.
2
31
Jan.
J*
76
Jan.
10
Mar.
2134 June
8734 May
89
374
34
9
1534 July
79
93
74
22
17
15
20
24
20
16
21
2634
1134
3234
2534
234
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Apr.
Mar.
36
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
4
Jan.
34 May
1834 Apr.
Apr.
34 June
19
3934
34
8134
9434
34 July
95
3
9
2
34 July
July
July
July
July
July
80
July
9134 July
20J4 July
34 July
1834 July
3734 July
88
15
July
July
834 July
July 30
1834 July
7
134 July
6
2
July
2
9634 July
6
July
1634 July
1
July
134 July
9134 July
o
17
32
21
20
8134 July
93
July
74
July
9034 July
8934
8634
434
2034
334
2334
1734
134
734
15
1534 July 15
32
July
9
8
July 31
81
94
Sale
13
134
6
77
93
74
75
3 34
2?*
Sale
134
Sale
9234
conv A.*
Co mil on
National
150
5
20
33
Sale
2
82,375 Nat Family Stores Inc com..*
6,256 National Leather com
10
2,500
434
8
*
2,650,Nachman Springfilled com.*
r4,660,National Battery Co pref
•
17,750 Nat Elec Power A part
•
220
Sale
23
21
6
60
89
534
80
465
Sale
87
•
9,856)Muskegon Mot Spec
I
9434
7834 100
9054 Sale
16
1734
Mountain States Pow pref.100
5,856)
500
94
95
*
3834
8lg 89*
434
26 34
334
100
3.190
7934
8034
9234 100
7834
87
88 H
9134
2334 Sale
*
...*
5,250,Muncie Gear Co cl "A".._
150
Sale
14,19*
3734
334
650
1,000
Sale
*
com
1,360 Mosser Leather Corp
126
Sale
1
834
9
134
234
1934
20
1734 Sale
134
134
2
134
9534
96
Sale
*
18,600 Morgan Lithograph
60
10
134
19
3934
Co com__5
1.9l6jMonroe Chemical Co
900
5
...
2,120 Mohawk Rubber Co com
1,430 Monlghan Mfg Corp A—
"""190
2
Sale
47
Sale
lien pref..*
...»
161,866,Mo-Kan Pipe Line
4,466 Modine Mfg com
200
20
....
Preferred 6% A
100
Preferred 7% A
100
Miller & Hart Inc conv pref.*
Mlnn-Mollne Pow Impl com.*
2,l60,Miss
250
14,550
134
1534
Warrants
*
2,270 Midland Util 6% pr lien_.100
2,975
7% prior Hen
100
1,630
134
13
34,006
4,156
21,656
234
634
25
20
1734
12,680 Midland Nat Gas Co part A.*
148,635iMidland United Co com....*
20,450
Convertible preferred*
170
50
154
23 34
18
17
23,770
400
6
20
18
1234
27,866
170
7
6
2534 Sale
1734
20,250 Mickelberry's Food Prod coml
l,110Mid Cont Laund Inc A
»
9,350 Middle West Tel Co com
♦
1,961,250 Middle West Utilities new..*
31,350
Warrants A
650
120
1834
3 -2-
45,915 Mer & Mfrs Sec cl
20
450
Sale
Sale
16
A com...*
210 Memphis Nat Gas com
*
80 Mercantile Disc Corp A.....*
2.750
6
27
16
Corp—
preferred
3934
41
39
Sale
39
45
39
July
1
Nat Republic Invest Trust—
4,460
450
"2",960
200
300
7.700
Allotment certificates
35,166 Nat Secur Invest Co com
14,975
cumulative pref
l60
53,816
Nat Shareholders
com..
600
35.850
850
5.450
100
60
140
*
100
*
26,750 North American Car com...*
7,850 Nor Amer Gas & Elec cl A.
106,960 Nor Amer Lt Ac Power com..*
13,656 No Ac So Amer Corp A com..*
42,306 Northwest Bancorp com
50
3,200 Northwest Eng Co com
•
1,586 Nor West Util pr lien pref.100
2,420
7% preferred
100ij
No par value.
a
Ex-dividend.
17
July 13
334 July 30
70
July
J
1734 July
434 July
70
July
July 15
July 17
234 July 30
38
July 31
2934 July
434 July
234 July
1134 July
1134 July
64
July
534 July
28 34 July
11
July
92
July
80
July
1834
1234
6934
634
17
1834
4
70
Sale
Sale
70
29
Sale
2834
434
Sale
71
16
10
i"
4134
—
—
1834
88
Sale
40
12
Sale
1234
65
Sale
6
2934
6»4
30
8
94
10
Sale
8334
Sale
Sale
3
4
2
234
Sale
40
.....
15
4
44
16
12
Sale
Sale
Sale
12
91
95
Sale
24
28
15
31
31
28
11
June
Mar.
July
July
134 Jam
2934 June
40
May
1134 July
4
15
July
July
July 14
July 31
July 16
30
July
11
July
9534 July
92
July
10
Feb.
61
Jan.
534 July
2734 June
10
May
8934 Jan.
80
July
9
Feb. 27
19
5
3434 Mar. 19
25
35
1134
6934
534
2834
734
87
25
June
334 June
62
*
National Standard com.....*
4,000 Nat Term Corp part pref
9,500iNat Union Radio Corp
*
72,060 Noblltt-Sparks Ind Inc com.*
20 Northern Paper Mills com
""406
•
1
8
5
Feb.
5
Feb. 24
19
473*
Mar.
40
May 12
31
Feb.
21
Feb.
9
6
Mar.
1134 Mar.
37
Jan.
1834 Mar.
3
7
9
»|102
Feb.
7
98
Feb.
7
111
CHICAGO
62
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
Since
July
Jan. 1.
STOCKS
1931.
Bid.
10 Okla Gas & Elec 7% pref
10
I,100
100
500
Convertible preferred....*
210
6,850
100
6 %
preferred
~19~54
18
Sale
100
...
Penn Gas & Elec A com
16,750
55
50
Sale
90
1154
1154
1354
10
11
Sale
10
Sale
Sale
11.150 Potter Co (The) com
11,900 Process Corporation com
150
.6,550
*
27,260
875
50
90
Sale
6
*
Sale
Sale
Sale
203
4
20054
20054
Rights
1654
6% preferred
.........100 12354
7% preferred...
100 12454
............
90,790 Q-R-S De Vry Corp (The)...*
2
II,685 Quaker Oats Go com......._* 157
4.205
Preferred
100 112
31,900 Railroad Shares Corp com..*
35.
5,380 Rath Packing Co com.....10
43.800 Raytheon Mfg Co com..
*
4.258 Reliance Infernat Corp A..*
254
4,350 Reliance Mfg Co Common. 10
654
8,140
580
330
...
1,900
1,100
...
""650
20
80
100
14 750
"""200
1,260
1,750
3,250
300
Preferred
113
Richards (Elmer)
Rollins Hos Mills
220 Ryan Car Co (The) com...,
4,800 Ryerson A Son Inc com
210
200
*
303
203
*
25*
70
7,100
450
50
200
35* Sale
Sale
Sale
9
50
6,155
2454
26
19
24
v
Sale
1
20
1954
18
19
98
95
2054
55
72
4454
m Sal*
::::: 1*
21
20
2154
854
15 54
1954
21
8
Sale
July
July
120
July
354 July
1754 July
554 July
21
98
55
7254
4054 4354
354 Sale
5
6
1354 15
22
31
24
24
July
July
29
17
July
July
1
1
154 July
2054 July
9
3
10
29
2554 July
19
July
1
July
1954 July
22
72
July 16
4454 July 22
July
4
654 July
1354 July
1554
22
1854
754 Sale
1554 July
1954 July
7
July
16
7
15
1554 July
1954 July
8 54 July
16
7
1
92
14
10
94
July
8454 July
27
6
July 11
July 31
354 July 14
67
July
654 July
354 July
2
10
7854 July
54 July
1054 July
24
9
24
10 Southwest Dairy Prod com
aso
190
"""320
1,200
300
""130
500
150
"'ioo
2.490
2,600
2,000
Southw G&E Co
200
16,400
8,700
350
20
'100
10
13"" Sale"
Standard Dredge conv pref.*
Common
9,250
Steinite Radio Co..
1,130
Storkline Fur conv
2,000
Studebaker Mall Order cl A
450
654
654 Sale
6
___..*
150 Standard Pub Service A
170 Standard Telephone pref.
Common
*
8554
—
5
6
com
54
254
154
2054
354
354
9
6
2654 Sale
3454 Sale
5,840 Telephone Bond A Share A.
54
102
53
99
3
First preferred.........100
Tenn Prod Corp com.....
130 Texas>Louisiana Pow pf..l00
19,300 Thompson (J R) com
25
8,000 Time-O-Stat Controls pf A.
7.050 Transformer Corp of Am com*
760 Twelfth Street Stores A
270
Stock purchase warrants.
60 20 Wacker Drive $6 pref...
5354
10154
52
99
u
2
1054
"II
3
1354
80^
654
954
1
2
6'
July 24
July
9
July 10
15
54
154
54 July
15
54 July
254
554
3 54
9
Sale
Sale
254 July
6
July
2554 July
3254 July
16
16
July
6
July
2654 July
3554 July
6
7
2
6454
10154
53
July
9954 July
15
16
5454 July
9954 July
17
16
26
33
5354
99
3
3
:::::
40
1654
20
1554 July
6
1654 July
23
154 Sale
854
54
54
35
46
*
I
54 July
854 July
9
20
154 July
854 July
20
Z5Vs
54
54
1554
70'
Mar. 14
6
8
July 25
Apr.
1
1354 Apr. 13
.654
Feb.
38
Feb.
16
28
29
Feb.
18
154 Apr.
6
Jan.
7
26
7
9
Mar.
2654 Feb.
95
2
9
Mar. 25
1354 Apr.
13
Jan.
7
6
85
Feb.
554 Jan.
754 June
48
9
9
7
954 Jan. 19
54 Feb.
6
20
Jan.
.
1654
40
76
2654
1654 Sale
78
2
20
80
154 Mar. 4
9054 June 30
84
July 10
954 Feb. 27
66
July 11
454 June
3
254 June 19
654 Jan.
2
7854 June
3
5i June
"
6
June
154 June
54 July
1854 Jan.
254 July
6
May
5
654
25
5
.54
8
18
...
Sale
154
3 54
1
354
80
100
5
354
100
1
6K
com
July
July
84
66
66
3
254
...
pref....25
9454
90
9354
8454
7
7
67
78
800 Sutherland Paper Co com..10
124.030 Swift A Co stk
25
170,050 Swift International....
15
630
Sale
93
8154
............
12,050 Super Maid Corp
1,420
400
7
.
900 Stuz Motor Car
"i~66o
89
*
'plegel May Stern Inc com..*
460 St Louis Nat Stock Yards..*
25,200
II,750
Sale
93
94
7% pref. 100
Southw Lt A Power pref
27
2054 Jan. 28
1554 Mar. 21
1754 June 14
95
Mar. 25
854 Mar. 12
55
June 26
40
June 11
354 Jan.
2
July 14
1354 May 28
3
May 25
54 Feb.
6
13
Feb. 13
19
Jan. 15
554 Jan. 15
in
Feb. 19
21
6554 July 16
6
4054 July
354 July 31
5
July 14
1354 July 16
Jan.
4
454 July 20
July
3
20
13
Feb.
June
19
Jan.
12054 May 25
June
June
June
May
5
Apr.
80
Apr.
854 Mar.
54 Jan.
25
May
19
May
1
July
254
1454
354
254
3
10
8
*8" "July "25
80
554 Mar. 27
170
Jan.
113
7
15"
June 13
54 June
11854 June
2
1
2
25
2
22 140
454 July
1954 July
5
454
39
9
254
254
'1354
17
754
354
8254
854
54
Purchase warrants........
1,250 Slvyer Steel Casting Co com.*
2,100 So Colo Pow Elec A com....25
37,525 Southern Union Gas com..
2,350
Rights..................
4
Sale
3
95
4754
19
July
July
Sale
11854 July
2 Vs July
Sale
1654
1554 July
5
July
554
454
8
654 July
80
July
87
10
July
954
1
8
6754
45
254
1554
10554 July
854 July
11
,
July
2
July 29
135
Sale
5!
16
100
654
'
150
29*
ilM
26
90
14,650 Saxet Co common..........*
2,135 Seaboard Pub Serv Co f6 pfd *
6.225
Convertible preferred...
95,950 Seaboard Utll Shares com..*
21,250 Segal Lock & H Co com
*
4,090 Signode Steel Strap Co pf_30
780
Common
200
11
454 Sale
...100
Preferred
8
200
Sale
8
91
2554
4
204
120
91
22
Sale
1
A*
Sale
K
2254
3
18
15
15
Sale
212
13554 140
654
354
6
23
....
150
i38
35
25
.54
I,700 Sally Frocks Inc com.......*
10,420 Sangamo Electric Co
150
350
120
Sale
July
July
July
July
5
12554 13354 125
134
13354 138
118
6
Co pref
*
conv pref.*
Ross Gear & Tool com
1
15
15
132
141
Sale
Sale
3254 July
1254 July
254 July
4
454
200
140
Sale
654
14.
354
154 Sale
5
10
205
135
Sale
...100
.......
Republic Gas Corp com.
a
2454
35
354
15
10
200
205
125
Sale
129
T
650
199
11 10554 July 11
29 1054 Feb. 11
554 Feb. 14
2254 Jan. 19 2254 Mar. 6
20
Apr. 27 2454 Mar. 27
10
July 15 2454 Jan. 26
13
July
2
Feb. 21
6
2
5
May
4
July
3
Feb. 21
7
60
55
May
Feb. 19
8
1354 May
8
1154 July'16
Jan. 14
2 225
Jan.
201
954 Jan.
2 13 ' Jan. 15
18
18
May 21
May 21
Mar. 10
2454 Apr. 30 36
3554 July 24
12
May 27 2254 Apr.
9
15
July,. 6
2
Jan.
6
654 Mar. 17
354 July
7
Feb. 26
5
454 Feb. 26
Mar. 19
5
June
8
13
5
July
3
754 June 30
354 Apr.
8
654 July
1
June 22 262
Feb. 27
210
July
2 200
Feb. 26
2 265
210
July 15 20054 Jan.
Feb.
2
1654 Jan.
2 23
Mar.
13
137
12254
Jan.
15
12854 July 24
Feb. 14
5 147
135
July
8 a*12954Jan.
loS^ffyTSi
1254
254
454
354
654 Sale
100
Common
46,600
2,110
1,380
"""230
2
July
354 July
10
34
....
3154 Sale
1454
15
3
254
.*
*
Pub Serv of Nor 111 com
6,925
4
12
21
Sale
76,650 Pines Winterfront com
5
74,000 Polymet Mfg Corp com
___*
1,550 Poor & Co class B common
*
(The) Co...
1154 Sale
3
*
Perfect Circle
18
1454
354
51
201
Highest.
Sale Prices.
2254
2254
5
Rights
_vi
50 People* Lt & Pr A com......*
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
3
70
954
Highest.
Sale Prices.
5
3
5
ll
a*
Lowest.
10554 July 11 10554 July
July
854 July 29 10
10
3
28,050
2,300
2,450
2,000
554
112
108
11
55
•
500 Peoples Gas Lt & Coke....100
9
454
2054
1354
Ask.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
8
t
550 Pac Pub Serv Co cl A eonv__*
290
Ask
10554 111
*
5,980 Parker Pen (The) Co com..10
3,860 Peabody Coal Co B com
*
1,200
1.
Sale Prices.
July 31.
July 1.
100
Ontario Mift Co com
440 Oshkosh Overall Co com....*
\
JAN.
SINCE
Price
Jan. 2
Shares
Shares
RANGE
PRICES IN JULY.
CHICAGO
HALES.
AGGREGATE
EXCHANGE
STOCK
22
17
Jan.
24
Mar. 20
12
Feb. 18
54 Feb. 14
4
154 Mar.
9854 Mar. 17
9454 Jan. 26
954 ®"eb. 27
June
1
Jan. 13
70
16
8
Jan.
9
Jan.
80
3
2
May 13
L
Feb.
24
14
Apr.
15
3
354 Mar.
1
Jan.
6
2054 June 20
7
Feb. 11
Feb. 21
10
2454 May 29
2954 June
2
3054 Jan.
4054 Apr.
5154 May 25
97
June
2
5
Jan. 14
63
Mar. 25
15
\June 16
1654 Jan.
2
54 July
9
8
June
9
54 Apr. 30
4554 Apr.
7
Feb.
54 Apr. 29
Jan.
5
14
25
25
9
Feb. 17
Mar.
3
Feb. 20
Feb.
Feb.
May
9
Feb.
10
Mar. 31
Apr. 22
Twin States Natural Gas—
110
1,600
500
1,650
950
14,520
Participating A..........*
1,200 Union Carbide A Carbon
*
28,150 United Amer Utll Inc com
*
13,050
Class A
*
13,637 Unit Corp of Amer pref....*
98,250 United Gas Corp common..*
54
154 Sale
%
100
3",700
50
4,300
2,160
300
2,050
""100
100
1,150
710
550
74,100
Convertible
1,220
Preferred.
*
com
preferred....*
130 United Pub Util $6 pref
79,670 U S Gypsum
1,120
241.200
3,150
5,160
3.900
United Ptrs A Pubs
...
*
20
Sale
12
7
Sale
10
14
Sale
15
.......100
U S Lines Inc pref
*
Sale
6
1054
254
654
*
1.074.800 U S Radio A Telev com
76,000 Utah Radio Products com..*
94,710 Utility A Ind Corp com.....*
42,510
Convertible preferred.
*
19,850 Utilities Pow A Lt Corp A..*
Common non-voting
25,650
;
*
550 Van Sicklen Corp part A.
*
5,840 Viking Pump Co Pref
*
Common
4,350
40 Vogt Mfg Corp common
__*
4,310 Vorclone Corp part pref
*
16,800 Vortex Cup Co com
*
Class A
*
13,260
*
Sale
Sale
Sale
254 Sale
554 Sale
15
Sale
22
2254
9
.....
25
Sale
954
27
954
1
2
19
20
2554
2
Stock purchase warrants
150 Warchel Corp com
240
410
50
710
550
540
3,500
2,600
6,000
50
a
5
Sale
4054
129
24
354
654
17
27
Sale
Sale
254 Sale
1854 Sale
4
10
10
8
Sale
7
3
22
12
12
1554
1654
10 X
Radio Stores com.*
12
Sale
2
Sale
*
Williams Oll-O-Mat
»
12
5
100 Wil-Low Cafeterias Inc com.*
5
65,690
Wisconsin Bankshares com 10
540 Wolverine Portland CementlO
29,800
16,950
70,305
Yates-Amer Mach part pref.*
Yellow Cab Co Inc (Chic)..*
Zenith Radio
Formerly the Saxet Company.
Corp
com..
*
!§*
97
22
Wieboldt Stores Inc
com
Sale
Sale
20
Wextark
Sale
Sale
Sale
2,920 Wayne Pump Co com
.._.*
Convertible preferred....*
2,100
17,150
168,460
1,479
1,650
Sale
1954
Sale
*
130
2454 Sale
854 Sale
54
454
2554
2754
7
954
45
West P L A Tel class A
Sale"
2
8
10
1354
6
14
4
554
954
1154
154 Sale
6
Sale
4
July
July
July
554 July
11
1
27
3
14
16
654 July
1154 July
254 July
7
July
454
1
1
July
•754 July
41..I
3554 Sale
131
132
6
Sale
18
Sale
2254
8
23
9
1
26
27
7
8
94
97
45
4954
July
July
4
13
~
35
130
July
July
2054
254
554
1654
2454
16 4054 July
July
2 133
8
July 13
July 30
July 15
July 13
July
1
July 13
2654 July
854 July
1YA
3H
100
18
27
2
Sale
190*
Sal*
54
it* 1?*
12
10*
23
254
1054
1 54
Sale
.....
29
21
July
2554 July
22
20
154 July
1654 July
20
15
5
4
454 Sale
Sale
254 Sale
554
254
554
354 Sale
18
254
19
Sale
154
33
3254
354
654
1854
2454
954
8
July
July
49
July
3
July
10
July
10
July
1154 July
2154 July
54 July
93
11654 Jan.
254 June
July 30
July
"
July
July 30
July
July
1254 June
2654 July
9
July
July
July
2
Sale
18
Sale
254 Sale
Apr.
7
Jan.
2
7
60
3
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
21
5
July
154 July
2
13
July 31
18
July
254 July 31
554 July
154 July
4 54 July
1854 July
254 July
27
16
17
5
4
3
24
2
Jan.
July
42
June
Jan.
22
June
54 June 15
1054 June
2
454 June 12
5
Jan.
7
5
May 29
154 July 13
1054 Feb.
2
2
June 12
18
June 30
254 Jan.
2
20
6
21
; Feb. 24
Feb. 25
Jan.
June
1154 July
20
Jan.
| Apr. 17
Feb.
Apr. 27
Apr. 27
9
17
Apr. 14
Mar. 26
Mar. 26
:
13
4
Feb.
May 18
June 25
4
May
Mar.
June
8
Mar.
Mar. 12
June
2
6
8
"
17
27
26
Mar.
6
Feb. 26
Jan. 27
Mar.
9
Feb.
Jan.
93
7
Mar. 25
Feb.
2
13
; Jan.
Feb.
10
1354
1154
1254
2354
54 July
2
Mar. 19
June 17
Mar.
June
2054 June
7
Apr.
54 May
25
Jan.
8
Feb.
854 May
1
June
1654 June
24
June
20
20
; Jan.
454 June
2
15
1
16
254 July
July
20
8
13 100
July
May
June
6
5
554
3
554
5
4
"12"
1
454 June
Apr.
254 Apr.
50
454
4554
1154
1254
1254
2254 Sale
54 Sale
1054
12
454
5
10
21
18
26
Feb.
I Feb. 24
Feb. 26
28
3
5
254
3254 Sale
254 Sale
Feb.
354 May
Jan.
1
July
25
4
6
Mar. 10
Jan.
10
....
554 Sale
3
110 Woodruff A Edw Inc part A .*
1,450
1,200
2,050
Sale
Convertible preferred.
1,330
*
6,635 Ward (Montgom) A Co cl A.*
4,420 Waukesha Motor Co com...*
*
2,910 Western Con Utll Inc A
1,460 Western Grocer Co com....25
54 July
5
410
220
12
3
654
3
654
1454
.....
19,610 Wahl Co com
583,750 Walgreen Co com
Sale
66
554
23
59
25
38
117
54 July
5754
600 United Paper Board Co pf.100
"'150
54
23
Mar. 10
; July
7
Jan.
3
[ Jan.
15
Jan.
5
7
Jan.
I Jan. 18
! Apr. 18
1 Feb.
2
Feb. 17
[ Mar. 19
i Feb. 27
Boston Stock
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales.
July
1931.
Shares
_
Jan. 1 to
July 31
AGGREGATE
5,152,323
SALES,
16",650
53,000
7,500
1,000
Amoakeag Mfg Co 6s
1948
Boston & Maine 4%«
Brown Co 5^s
1944
1946
Canad'n Intl Paper Co 6s,1949
Central Power & Light 5s 1956
Chic ict Ry Ac U S Yds 4S.1940
5s
1940
71
Ask,
75
July 1.
Bid.
72%
19,000
Dallas Ry & Term 6s
93%
100%
....
....
1951
66
76
1948
25
28
32%
.1948
1948
95
Shares.
57
30
30
32
32
42
67 %
Maine Central Ry 4}£s...l935
Mass Gas 4Vfcs
1931
Mass Gas Co 5s
..."...1955
New
Eng Power Assoc 5s
232
75
99"
67
119
Tel 5s
1932
STOCKS
Par.
4,251 Boston 8c Albany........100
36,433 Boston Elevated.........100
Preferred
5,120
...........100
First preferred.........100
7,526
Second preferred
20,154
...100
264
100
100
Ser B 1st pref stamped..100
Ser C 1st pref stamped..100
Ser D 1st pref stamped..100
139
525 Boston 8c Providence.....100
391 Chic Jet Ry & U S Y Pref.100
Common
137
170 Conn A Pass River pref...100
953 East Mass St Ry Co
190
""20
90
Preferred
...
H 8c Hartford
100
158 Northern New Hampshire 100
358 Norwich 8c Worcester pf.100
2,322 Old Colony
43,772 Pennsylvania RR
5
July
14
66
July
14
10354 July
15 104
July
28
32
2654 July
32
July
8
7
3054 July
34
2
July 22
33
32
42ff
64
va.
:::::
64
July
9
64
July
9
102X
50
81
Mar. 26
Mar. 16
97
Mar. 16
72
May
2 7654
May
9 66
May 13 94%
Jan.
7 95
Jan. 15 104
May 11 35
Jan.
9
Feb.
72
Feb.
7
2154 Jan.
2354 Feb.
35
Apr.
30
Apr.
34
June 29
48
Mar.
48
64
July
79
Mar. 16
Mar. 14
92
Jan.
65
94%
9354
101%
2154
74
99X
100 % 103% 100% July
101% July
10354 July
1 100% July
1
14 101% July 14
15 10354 July 15
Sale"
65
104
10254
102% July
1 10254 July
17
104% 110
TsPs
102 X
151" Sale"
101X Sale
101
173% Sale
72%
181%
89%
99%
109%
102%
182% Sale
83
99% 103
88
90
10254 July
18 10254 July
18
101%
183
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
10154 100% July
91% Sale
99% 100
109% Sale
103% Sale
180% July
89% July
99
July
109
July
102% July
15 10154 July
8 183
1 95%
8 100
9 110
1 103%
101% 102% 101% Sale
70
Sale
59
Sale
53
61
90
Sale
88
92
88
120
Jan.
16
Jan.
Feb.
99
97
98
June
100
Apr.
98%
100%
101%
10354
8054
Jan. 25
Feb. 17
June 18
Jan.
100
101% July
101
Apr.
76
May
87
Apr.
100% Jan.
98
100
99
137% Sale
168
Sale
100
105
65c
5
6
1%
10
8
176
153
105
Feb.
92
104
June
115
Jan.
105%
2
37
July
7
July
7 105
July
17 105
July
17
136
134
.....
7% July
*2"
July
15
"20
8% July
28
"2" July "22
37
65
115
108
Sale
134%
Sale
44
.....
Sale
118
134
44
181
180
.
65
137
136
48% Sale
180
118
100
Sale
118
July 31
76% July
July 18 137
July
1 135%
July 31
50%
July
2 181
July 31 118
3
July 18
July 16
July
3
July
2
July 31
Jan.
19
Jan.
97
Mar.
101% Jan.
2 185
53
27 112
3 107
88
July 27 75
July 30 115
12
9
28
Mar. 10
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
3
11
11
28
26
12
21
27
24
20
3
95
Jan.
105
July
20 103
7 145
168
Jan.
2 182
153
Apr.
100
Jan.
8 155
Mar. 3
6 106% May 28
Jan. 14
60c
1
5
2
75
135"'
105
105
105
8
74% Sale
130
175
15
1
8
Jan.
Jan.
2
June 19
99
64
Apr. 29
95% July
June
76% Apr. 28 102
Jan.
7 113
June
82
Apr. 24 103% July
58
Jan.
May 26 60
71% Mar. 12 71% Mar.
Feb.
9 105
86% Jan.
102% Jan.
ln
2
57% Sale
July
July
July
153
5
107
130
Mar.
19
Mar.
12
104
97
25
10
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
10254 Jan.
99
May 22
July 14
July 15
Mar. 25
66% Jan.
69
85
!73% Jan.
100% 110
63
84
75% Sale
80
120
173% 180
88
6
lft
26
102% June 18
92
July
8
July
3
July 28
July
1
July 28
101% July
2 103
53
July 27 59
88
July 30 92
28
June
112
104% Sale
2
16
10054 Feb.
137%
Jan.
Mar. 16
Feb. 28
70
1
93
35
9854 June 23
66% Jan.
102%
9951
25
14
13
18
28
82 54 Mar.
7554 June
85
102 X
Mar.
July
May
Apr.
July
44
52
Jan.
9854 June
8254 Mar.
97%
103 X
45
7
92
99
~97%
Prices.
71
97
69
100
279 Providence 8c Worcester..100
477 Vermont 8c Massachusetts 100
15
30%
33%
68%
60%
100
8,386 N Y N
"""50
3,967
...100
First preferred.........100
2,706
Preferred B
1,165
100
Adjustment
2,590
10#
2,261 Maine Central...........100
10
""772
66
& Maine Pre#
Series A 1st pref unstpd.
Class C 1st preferred
Class D 1st preferred
11.628 Bost 8c Maine prior pf atpd 100
Ser A 1st pref stamped..100
2,160
"""§
76% July 30
82
100% 101
106
500 Sevilla-Blltmore 7%a
..1937
8,000 Swift 5c Co is
1944
10,000 Texas Power 5c Light 5s._1956
10,000 Wash 5c Sub Co 5%s
1941
34
104 %
P C Pocahontas deb 7s
1935
10,000 Ruhr Chemical Corp 6s..1948
1,000 Second Internat Sec 5s..1948
794
3
Highest.
Sale
Prices.
Feb.
7
72
......
94
15
10351
97%
100% Sale
35 Boston
618
72% July
Sale
95 X
96
99
....
91
100
68
99
99%
80
New Engl Tel 5c Tel 5s...l932
193,000 Western Tel 5t
1.
JAN.
SINCE
Lowest.
Prices.
70%
.....1934
321
Sale
103%
Miss River Power Co..
1951
Nat Hun Ind & Mtg In 7s 1948
Shares.
480
10,113
1,464
2,927
6,963
76%
Highest.
Sale Prices.
80
1948
90,100
16~65O
75
63
103 X
1396
Iowa Central Ry 5s
1938
Kan City Mem 5c BIrm 4s. 1934
Income 5s
1934
6,000 New River 5s
1,000
Ask.
60
65
80
1948
20,000 Hood Rubber 7s
182,000
75
Bid.
92
5,000 Houston Lt 5c Pow 4%s_1978
Series E 4%8
5,000
1981
1,000 Hungarian Disc & Ex Bk 7s'63
25,000 Interboro Tran 5s unstpd *66
4,000
5,000
5,000
Lowest.
July 31.
Ask
Chic Milw & St Paul 5s....
201,000 Mass St RR ser A 4%a
Series B 5s
66,350
Series C 6s
4,000
Series D 6s
19,000
Series E 6s
3,000
3,000
15,000
42,000
28,000
59,000
5.000
6,500
8,000
2,000
RANGE
2
1931.
Bid.
1,000
July 31.....
PRICES IN JULY.
BONDS
446,500
29,000
6,000
2,000
1,000
39,000
116,000
15,800
1,000
$287,900
2,745,440
$178,100
1,857,600
Price
Jan.
S
42,500
Jan. 1 to
1930.
1931.
July
BOSTON
Since
Jan. 1.
July
Bond Sales.
610,817
7,019,640
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
1930.
'•
588,630
7 103
Feb. 11
4% Apr. 29
2
2% May
Jan.
2
lH
May 29
Mar. 24
10
Jan.
10
Jan.
10
3
5
4
37
June 25
80
May 26
63
80
63
June
2
5
17
3
Mar.
May 26
92% Feb 25
Apr. 22
108
Jan.
28 113
130
Jan.
Jan.
3 142
3 140
2
6S
Mar.
Feb.
1
19
Jan.
3 181
Apr.
15
Jan.
8 122
Feb.
16
125
42% June
175
118
r
Feb.
14
MISCELLANEOUS—
420
1,515
150
70
13,626 American Founders Corp
13,614 Amer 8c Continental Corp!..
2,505 Amer Pneumatic Service...25
Preferred
3,039
50
.........
721
41
11,549
4,605
125
2,200
289
3,225
30
710
100
496
Preferred...
9
10
7
39
9
44
178% Sale
_...*
11,222 Aviation Sec of New Engl
9,588 Bigelow-Hartf Carpet...
.....
*
100
28,629 Columbia Graphophone...
658 Continental Securities Corp
Preferred
...
.....
3,841 Crown Cork Internat Cprp..
5,646 East Boston Land.
10
No par value
a
Assessment paid,
10
9
3% Sale
1%
2%
6%
7
30
38
3%
1%
12
4%
2%
4
5
30
38
17%
26%
3
18
xEx-dWldend.
18
60
7% Sale
1%
1%
July 27
July 16
1% July 15
5
July 24
18
29
4
18%
25%
3
Sale
27
4
Sale
14
18
10% July
3% July
2
July
6
July
8
2
13
15
18
30
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
31 184% July
1
10
13
July 30
4
July 20
20
July 31
1 34
7 85
July 22
2 19% July 15
July
2
25 30
8
18
July
July
15
1
3% July
2% July
23
14
83
85
9% Sale
16
50
9
3
169
179% Sale
169% Sale
8
8%
9
9% Sale
4
4
4
4%
4%
Sale
34
23%
23% Sale
83
7,907 Boston Personal PropTrust..
4,881 Brown & Co pref
1,345 Brown & Durrel Co common.
10
"'465
50
102.636 Amer Telep 8c Teleg
23,920 Amoskeag Mfg Co
55
1,088
First preferred
2d preferred
3% Sale
2% Sale
5
3%
2%
3%
3
June
June
7
5
3
July
July
1
3
9
15% Feb. 20
6% June 24
4
5
July
11
Feb.
Fob.
20
30
7
June
44
Feb.
13
1% July
Mar.
156% June
7
Jan.
2% Jan.
20% May
80
Mar.
17% June
20
June
2% Jan.
11% July
18
July
60
4
9
2
6%
8%
48%
3%
1
June 11
Jan.
5
June
8
July 23
May 29
7
11
Mar. 12
201% Feb. 26
Mar. 26
5% Mar. 26
34
July 31
14
85
Jan.
3
IV*
66
Fen.
Feb.
24
27
5
Mar. 17
16% Mar. 14
28% Mar. 20
50
8
Jan. 19
Mar.
3
3
June 10
BOSTON
64
Jan.
Since
Jan. i.
STOCKS
Bid.
4K% preferred
Preferred
V
;
*
......
First preferred
.100
Sale
19
Sale
85
85^
Sale
92 ^
Sale
18^
44 >
20
Sale
92
23
Sale
Sale
Sale
42^1
43
92
94
45 K
95 X
Sale
Sale
15
20
Sale
Sale
89""
..100
18 K
19K Sale
100
...
Eastern SS Lines, lac new...
802
17
77
842
110 East Utll Inv Corp cl A..
IX
17
♦
1,720 Economy Grocery Stores
17,997 Edison Elec Illumination.100 245 K
16K
13,476 Employers' Group Assoc T G.
18
84K
90K
18
44 K
95 X
47
100
Prices
Sale
27
July
July
20 19
1 249
86
Sale
17K
K
243
16 K
19
19
Sale
247
243
Jan.
3
3
June
9
17
June
A"
July 20
3 225
July
15
July
1
17
July 22
15
15
77
88
1
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
June
July
S*
46
98
2
5
110
Common
Preferred
3
...100
750 General Alloys Co.
19,579
General Capital
5X
AH
Sale
17
515 German Credit Inv let pre*..
9
10
8
.....
410 Greenfield Tap dc Die
155 Grelf Bros Coopge cl A
Preferred.
286
5
21""
6
30
16
19
37K
28
30
30
12
12K
12
34K
19
5c
13
13
2
July 13
July 13
28 K July
13
July
32 K July
13
July
16
21
6
24
38K Fob.
5K Jan.
June
2
July
IK May
8K Jan.
5
Apr.
18K July
21
13
21
16
15
Mar
4
13
6
UK July
5
July
18 X July
13
15
25 X July
19
July
28
19
July 28
19
July 28
13
July 28
7K Mar. 3
38K May 11
6
Jan.
5
21
Jan. 17
32
29
23
3
22
1
July 23
July
8
July
6
July
1
27
June 15
34
27
July
July
July
July
29
85
July 28
July
3
13
3
6
7
4
90
Sale
89
87 K
27
24
26
85
87
10
Sale
10 X
12
4X Sale
3X
4
12
13
88
27
14
1,034
4,825
1,906
7K
19
.....
Internat Hydro Elec Sys cl A
Jenkins Television Corp com
2X Sale
30
671 Kidder Peabody accept clA pf
542 LIbby McNeil Libby
10
Loew's
4,226
58,977 Mass Utll Associates v t
7,093 Mergenthater Linotype
Theatres
75
13 '8
25
Sale
4
c
86
100
87
30
40
30
10
10K
10
4
76 X
40
'
K
8X
Sale
Sale
Sale
4
Sale
Sale
77
9
8
78:;
220 Mullins Mfg Co
757
29,518
10
75c. Sale
Nat Service Co com aha tr ctfs
3K Sale
National Leather
50c
IX
25K
IX Sale
26
682 New Engl Equity Corp.....
Preferred
427
100
Sale
Sale
27
50c
75c
10
July
22 X July
3K July
30
July
10
July
8X July
4
July
76X July
29 X July
10
50c
July
IK July
July
25
25 K
4
X
30
10X
8K
4K
79
July
1
July
7
July
1
July
7
July 23
July 21
July 22
July
9
29 K July
75c
31
1
23
2
27
23
July 14
July 11
July 28
85
New
1,692
16,372
2,366
England
Public Service
16 K
New
130
New England Tel 8c Tel...100
No American Aviation Inc.
Sale
4K
4K
133
19
Sale
17K
Sale
134
...
...
8K Sale
17 K July
131K July
7X July
96
19
Jan.
5
28
85
Feb.
3
90
28
Mar. 12
Mar. 10
10
June 22
32,889
1,628
Pacific Mills
100
Public Utility Holding con
847 Railway Light 8c Serv Co com
-
1,996 Reece Button Hole Mach_.10
1,170 Reece Folding lfach
It
47,540
50
N Engl
1
—
IK
13K Sale
Shawmut Assn T C
So
2
60c.
Ice Co Common..
20
Sale
44,758 Stone & Webster Inc capstk.
10,182 Swift 8c Co New..........
6,896 Torrington Co (new)
42 K
28 X
Sale
29
43
Sale
135 Tri Continental Corp com...
6X
14,630 Tower Mfg
3,150 Union Twist
5
43,056
46,818
8,510
1,000
United
Founders Corp com
United Shoe
45c
75c
liach
Corp
Preferred
25
25
....
U S & Brit Inv Co
3
com
2
25c
Sale
4K
4X
37K
19 K
15
15M
1
IX
13 K
10
Sale
40
35 X
Sale
26X
26X
40 K Sale
20c
50c
40c
25c
Sale
20 K
185
U
S Elec Power Corp
Preferred
Utility
2,223
...
......
Equities
Corp
dlv priority stk allot
100
95.50
ctfs..
Preferred........
*
157
Prior
17c
July
July
75c
July
July
18
July
20 K
July
15
July
15c
30
28
15 X July
18
13 K
10
Sale
40
28 X
25X
25 X
Sale
26X
Sale
13 K July
30
July
9
10
28
X July
25 X July
40 K July
30
21
1
14
K July
6
10
July
9
2
6
20
36 X July
27
July
46 K July
5X Sale
54
32
Sale
20c
Sale
Sale
July
July
3K July
4K July
52
July
31X July
20c
18
5
4
Sale
Sale
5
52
31K
16
14
15
15
30
2
"25c
19
4951
55
32
July
July
July
July
July
July
22
14
3
2
3
1
5K
Sale
3K Sale
3K July
31
5K July
3
32
..100
New..
...
125 Wilson & Jones
....
Jan.
June
16
Feb.
25
Jan.
June
30K Jan.
5
Feb.
9
3
39
47
20c
7K Jan.
IK Jan.
30
Feb.
13
5X Jan.
10X Mar.
11
2
May
6X Jan.
18
V
May
May
July
June
47
June
58
31
Jan
32 X May
3
Jan.
Jan.
41
36K Mar.
3K May
8
2K Mar
Feb.
4
Feb.
4
40
64
Sale
73
73
64
Jan.
2
78
Feb
Sale
Sale
50c
50c
1
2
Apr.
23
IK
IK Sale
25K
26K
5
2
6
35c
20 K
40
30
21
Sale
24
77.
73 K July
16
73 K July
16
6
Feb.
1
2
35c
Jan.
IK July
1
1K July
1
IV
22V
Mar. 18
13
Apr.
July
July
1
8
30
June 30
79
July
8
25 K July
3
14K June
1
21K July
30
24 K
21
.....
30
26
79
90
97
.....
27
28
22 X
Sale
20 K
23
78X
Sale
19 X
26
July
79
July
19 X July
8
8
31
30
79
35
50
20
21K
15c
25c
18
22
23
21
21
July
3
30
Jan.
15
8
June 24
20K Feb.
4
300 Helvetia
1
.....
25
.25
25
25
Preferred
715 O jib way Mining Co
Ex-dlvldend0
4K
1
28
5K
IK
15
10K
1054
May
Mar. 17
65c
Sale
3K
IK
11K
85c
17
55c
15K
8K
9c
1
57
IX
Sale
45c
50c
1
50c
1
3
4
3
15
25
25
7
16
Sale
8
Sale
10
5
10
1
Sale
26c
3K
28c
Mar. 17
35c
50c
Apr. 21
IK Feb.
11X Feb.
4K July
22
6
July
13
3
5K June
2K Jan. 31
4K June
2
Feb.
19
1
1
c
IX Sale
10K
13
5K Sale
6K Sale
20c
1
45c
50c
5c
26 X July
21
26 X July
21
IK
50c
a\K
Sale
4K
5K
20c
IK
48c
30c
1
22
3K July
8
15
July
13
17"
July
"2
48c
July
27
51c
July
1
25
IK July
31
"lK July"!
12
5
Sale
25c
Sale
40c
50c
15
IX July
July
4K July
5K July
20c
July
1
July
30c
July
31
24
13
31
22
13
11
3 K July
July
6
July
6X July
25c
July
IK July
45c
July
11
2
13
1
6
10
3
3
3
1
15
Apt. 29
9
30 K Jan.
3
Apr. 13
95c
Feb.
21
Fee.
June 13
June
8
June 19
Jan.
2
Feb. 13
IX July 31
9
June
4
3K June
1
4
May 29
5c
75c
25c
18
Feb.
June
7X Apr. 30
9
4Xc Apr.
48c
July 27
50c
10
Feb. 24
6
20
2K Jan. 31
8K Feb. 24
Feb. 11
2
Feb. 13
1
Feb.
3 105
6 X Fob.
2K July 22
June 19
90c
IK Jan.
75c
1
IX Sale
9
30c
2K July
9K
5c
*
10c
105
IK
IX
15K
10 X
50
26K
3
3
51c
10
25K
35c
•
1
17
6
105
9c
25
5
50c
28K
.....
10
Jan.
7c
26K
5
10
15c
July
July
7K July
65c
Sale
1
-.1
4K
50c
5c
50
2.50
6K
75c
4
18
20
95c
5
17
Mar. 24
June 19
20c
88c
2
7
2
50
Jan.
5
90
Jan. 17
45X Mar. 2
41X Jau. 20
27 K May 23
1
17
29
20c
95c
2
18
3
Jan.
9
26 K Feb. 18
17
Jan. 10
July
July
6K July
30c
51c
-5
....
90c
Sale
5X
103
90c
16
50c
.......50
2,930 Old Dominion Co
6,120 Pond Cr Pocahontas Co
40,317 Oulncy
21,217 St Mary's Mineral Land
;
9,700 Shannon
10,670 Utah Apex Mining
44,363 Utah Metal 8c Tunnel.
.....
27
Sale
90c
2
50c
10c
5c
2,245 Niplssing Mines..
221,589 North Butte
x
Sale
Sale
105
110 Nevada Consol Copper
110 New River common
*\No par value,
6K
IK
50c
3
................... -
6,042 Isle Royal Copper
2,305 <£eewanaw Copper.
4,440 LaSalle Copper..
8,887 Mohawk
452
...
85c
7
Apr.
18
15
10c
20c
IX
IX
8K Sale
.......
475 Island Creek Coal
59
Preferred.............
Jan.
Mar.
Feb.
MINING—
5,591 Arcadian Cons Mining Co....
13,585 Arizona Commercial.......5
25
7,834 Calumet St Hecia
2,000 Cli.f Mining..
25
14,430 Copper Range Co
25
13,797 East Butte Copper Mining 10
1,000 Hancock Consol Mining Co..
Jan.
1
22 K
14
11
3
54K Mar. 21
40
40
Conv preferred
1,917 Westfleld Mfg Co can stock..
1,210 Whittelsey Mfg Co class A
4
Mar.
3
10K Mar. 26
8
Mar. 19
25c
Apr. 15
IK Jan. 14
25
Mar. 25
7X Feb. 25
50
Feb. 21
15K Feb. 28
IK Feb. 28
38
2
21
21K Mar.
Jan.
3
Sale
Jan.
142
11K Apr.
10
July
25 X June
25
23
90
May
7
93K Apr. 27
14K Jan.
1
Jan.
29 K July
30
8
July
15K June
3K June
IX
89
21
9
10
28
85c Apr. 13
3X Jan.
2
25c
4
Feb.
30
100
preferred...
Warren Bros
•
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
R
2
10
70 Wait ham Watch class B
495
June 13
June
Common
2,525 Venezuela Holding Corp
2,095 Venezuelan Mox Oil Corp
1,882 Waldorf System Inc
1
23
13
9
1
....
2°
46,125
4K
♦
U S & Internat'l Sec Corp—
Common
May 12
June
350 U S Brit I nv Co $3 pf allot ctf
4,876
50c
30K Mar. 10
6
Apr.
1
40
May 8
5-X Jan.
7
May
40
37
15
19
20
4H
6X Sale
57 X Sale
31
Sale
June 12
Feb.
2
15
Sale
18 K
Drill
895 United Carr Fasten Corp com
76
10
129
25c
17c
15c
17c
15c
15K
17
6 X Sale
36K
14 K Sale
7K Jan.
7
16K June
3
2K Jan.
7
30
May 25
9K Jan.
3
7
May 25
3X Jan.
3
17 X July
105 North & South Amer Co
530 Northern Texas Electric. .100
724
Preferred.....
100
2
July 22
135 X July
9K July
2
Mar
56X Jan. 19
93K Apr. 27
186 New Eng G & El Co class A
Feb.
15K Jan.
Jan.
11
85
Internat Button Hole Sew¬
ing Machine Co
27
25
18 K May
9
3
Feb. 10
21X
12K
90
75
10 X Feb.
13
9
28
May 25
10
1
5c
July 13
July 13
4K Jan. 27
25
2
21
24
3K Feb.
2
2
88 X
95
....
...
20K
2
Sale
90 K
etk tr ctfs
2
11
Sale
15
com
3
15
5K
6
24 X Sale
'21ji
25
768 Hathaway Bakeries class A
3,886 :: Class
Preferred.
1,015
2,266 Hygrade Lamp
IK
12
July
July
5K
Sale
29 K
10
"3K
2
290 Georgian, Inc (The) common
Class A preferred
20
1,776
1,224 Gilchrist Corp
42,890 Gillette Safety Razor Co...
3K
4K
5
31K Sale
2
3
2
2
30
Corp...,
5c
5c
1
.............
Fob.
July
3
Apr. 28
22 X Feb.
1
2 266 K Feb.
Feb.
22 20
Galveston Houston El Pr—
917
Prices.
27 X Mar. 20
June
4
89
Jan. 21
95
June 23
2
18
Sale
Prices.
17K Jan.
19K July 20
July 20
92 x July
6
24
July
46
July
98
July 15
July
July
July
July
July
July
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale
Sale Prices.
Ask.
Ask. Bid.
Bid<
Lowest.
July 31.
July 1,
Ask.
16
Eastern Gas & Fuel Assn com
6% preferred
1.
2
1931.
Shares.
20,469
8,906
14,264
25,602
SINCE JAN.
Price
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
RANGE
PRICES IN JULY.
BOSTON
AGGREGATE SALES.
July
EXCHANGE
STOCK
Jan.
8
June
2
Jan. 12
13K Feb.
57c
Feb.
59c
Feb.
24
23
5
24
21
9
19
IK Mar. 28
3K Feb. 24
1
Apr.
2
3X Feb. 17
Jan. 29
Feb. 24
Mar. 2
June 25
IK Jan.
6
57c
Feb. 28
15K
10 X
9K
30c
.*■
Philadelphia St'k
e
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales.
1931.
July
Shares
Jan. 1 to
July 31
AGGREGATE
In
July
SALES.
1930.
1,467,662
6,238,002
18,314,443
PHILADELPHIA
STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1.
2,000
12,000
33,300
1931.
Bid.
12,030
130,000
9,000
23,000
359,000
1,000
18,000
July 1.
Ask.
14,000
2,000
84,000
66",660
1,000
1932
Interstate Rys coll tr 4s.1943
Keystone Tel 5s
63,500
"3',500
Penn Cent L & P 4%a
2,000 Penna Co 4%s
5,000 Penna Cons 4%a
16,000 Penn Co 4%a
84,000 Penna Pow & Lt 4%s
9,000 Pennsylvania RR 4%a
35
25
50
Shares
"4",675
Phila Elec
"2",300
300
162,000
349
4,600
120
1,600
875
500
3,000
75
"2", 700
80
5,300
"3",300
~6~, 300
25
102% Sale
101%
July
1 102%
July 13
103%
July
1 104%
July
38
15
25
75
15
104
105
104
103%
96%
......
Sale
128
Sale
25
105
Sale
130
96%
129
(Pa) 1st
98%
90
86
404,000
1st & ref 4s
434,300
30,500
3,000
1st 5s.
s
f 4s.1966
A ref 5s
87
Sale
.
Improvement 4s
05%
104%
1966
108>i Sale"
107
107%
.....
Sale
42%
95%
42%
July 30
July 2
98% July
98
22
42%
July 18
July 2
99% 100% 100
106
Sale
104% 105%
105%....— 105%
97 % Sale
98% Sale
97%
109% 110
108%
8 100
July
8
July
July
1
98%
7 109%
July 9
July 27
106% 107% 106% Sale
Jan.
Mar. 31
104% Apr. 10
106% Apr. 20
Feb.
Feb. 27
97
Feb.
27
Mar. 25
Jan.
May 12
95
Apr. 30 97% June
101% July 31 101% July
5 105% May
"5% May
101% Mar. 31 101% Apr.
2
97% July
98% July
96
Apr. 22 104% May
87% May 16 98% May
~
40
Jan.
22
7
12
Jan.
15
1 103
Apr.
11
23
2
102% Jan.
94% Fob. 18 100
91
8
May
June 26
May
May
1 105% Feb.
95% May
94% Mar. 20 99% June
Jan.
107 >
6 110
May
Mar.
10
31
5
1
50
2
Feb.
2 105
8
12
10
13
20
106
Jan.
12 108
Feb.
17
106
Jan.
23 106
Jan.
23
106%
July 16 107%
July 22
105% Feb.
103%
July 14 104
July 10
94% Apr.
2 107% Mar. 30
65
June 23
1 104
July 10
June 23
101% Apr. 20 106% May 28
97
97
Apr. 11
Apr. 11
102
May 22 102
May 22
1933
60
93%
60
Sale
40"
70
.....
97% Sale
50
40
97
July 10
97%
July 13
50
95
97%
98%
%
%
101
100%
100%
July
7 100%
July 15
12% Apr. 15
93% Jan.
2
98
Jan.
20
50
50
Jan.
22
Jan.
22
12% Apr. 15
96
94% Apr. 30
Jan.
8
95% June 11
95% June 11
97% Jan. 16 101
Apr. 21
Par
»
29,700 American Stores.
*
Bankers Securities pref
Bell Tell Co of Pa
pref
Bornot Inc
100
Budd (E G) Mfg Co
Preferred
87
June 30
93
.....
•
37
38
16% Sale
116% Sale
5%
7
4
Sale
9
Sale
54
__
Budd Wheel Co
Preferred.....
2
2 130
65
With warrants
33% Sale
27
27%
26 %
July 15
38%
July
7
% Feb. 2
22% June
1
16% Jan. 29
42%
Sale
41
42
40
July 15
43%
July
8
37
17
16
19
19%
Sale
117% Sale
10
6%
8
116%
7
3%
40
9%
4
Sale
Sale
4
Sale
37
Sale
8%
9
16,572 Electric Storage Battery.. 100
23,953 Empire Corp..
38,840 Fire Association.....u.
10
41%
17%
43%
42
18
116%
6%
3%
35%
8%
July 1 117%
7
July 25
July 2
4%
July 10 43
July 9
9%
July
July
July
July
July
25
13
10
17
2
1,205 Horn A Hardart (Phila) com.*
35,080 Horn & Hardart (N Y) com..*
1,720
Preferred
100
48,000 Insurance Co of N A
10
.100
42
43
42
17%
18%
17%
45
i
8
1
43
July 30
July 14
40%
16%
45%
45%
2%
41
38
43
40
July 30
40
July 30
40
50% Sale
1% Sale
54
Sale
52
54]
1]
51%
July 2
July 15
54%
1%
July
July
7
3
50
June
14%
18
5
18
17%
July 21
July 1
18%
July
July
3
1
15% May 21
5
July
1
43
Sale
10
51
16
"24"" Sale
150
155
35
39
"50""
Sale
7%
Sale
2%
3
1
2
23%
25
25% Sale
44%
i...
18%
45
3%
8%
2%
3%
1%
Sale
Sale
5%
148 % 159
%
17%
3%
8%
3
1
5
"2
5%
140
148 %
5
142
4 %
43% Sale
5
22
21 % Sale
39%
40%
44
44
5%
21%
22%
22% Sale
4% July
3
21
3
29
5% July
7
21% July 15
39% July 29
23% July
43% July
3
1
27
1
30
30
2
14
30
1
% May 20
5
39% Sale
38%
39% 39% July 28 40% July
102% 104% 104% 104% 104% July
2 104% July
52
Sale
53% Sale
51% July 31 54% July
5
w
July
July
40
45
2%
5%
.
Certificates of deposit
Lehigh Coal A Navigation
New when Issued..
85,200
340 Lehigh Valley
41%
52%
17% Sale
45
June 12 105
Mar.
June
Apr.
Apr.
Jan.
May
July
....
...
50
8
25
May 23
6 118%
115% Jan.
6
Jan.
9
7%
2% June
1
5]
35
51
May
6
7
June
1
13
100
8,900 Central Airport...........
2,061 Commonwealth Cas Co
10
1,385 Consol Traction of N J.-.100
408 (I) Fishman & Sons
788 Giant Portland Cement
Jan.
%
53%
16%
48%
15
...
1,660 Cambria Iron
50
6,600 Camden Fire Insurance.^...
Superior Corp
July
104
....
STOCKS
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Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
42%
96
1953
43,037 Alniai Stores..
20,440 Amer Foreign Secur..
33 Little Schuylkill..
2
99
"96%
100
Sale
Sale
1947
26,000 Warner Co 1st 6s wl war. 1944
l,000iW Jersey & Seashore 3 %a 1936
162,000 York Rys 1st 5s
1987
15 109% May 15
91
I960
5,000 Seaboard Air Line 6s
1945
129,000 Strawbridge 8c Cloth 5s.. 1948
1,000 United Rys 4s trust ctfs..
Highest.
93% June 19 102
86
May 12 86
99
102 %
1.
Sale Prices.
Prices.
102% Apr.
1971
1st lien & ret 5%9
1st Hen & ref 5 Ha
Lake
96% July 15 97% July 10
101% July 31 101% July 31
97% July
99
95%
1967
301,500 Phila Elec Pow Co 5%s..l972
5,000 Phila & Read Coal & Ir 6s
198,500 Pub Serv El & Gas 4s w 1.1971
6,900
47,700
128
....
1948
1st Hen
8,780
15,010
1,300
211.500
2,036
39,500
515
97
132
98%
104
101
6
....
1981
40
JAN.
2
95
87% June
May
4
100
July 31 100% July 28
30
Jan.
3
45
May 18
5
31% Jan.
35% Feb. *>27
100% Apr. 27 102% May
7
15
9
Apr. 11
26% Jan.
70
Jan. 29
May 26 82
97% Mar. 24 101% Apr.
1
96% Feb. 19 96% Feb. 19
76
101% Sale
1970
1st 4%s series
Shares
33
1963
184 Cntawissa 1st preferred......
20
Second preferred-
""'166
Sale
101% Sale
1960
4s
59,000
393,000
100
'"l",506
100
1967
1,000 Reading Traction 5a.
11,000
July 10 93% July 11
July 31 100% July 28
Jul j
July 29 38
y
l
100% Sale
37% Sale
1965
4%a
1981
24,000 Peoples Pass tr ctfs 4s
1943
15,000 Phila Bait & Wash 4%a._1977
18,000 Reading Terminal 5s
13,000
Lowest
Sale
81 % Jan.
70
104
SINCE
109 % May
92%
222,700
500
Highest.
Sale Prices.
"51% Sale"
219,000
40,200
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
.1948
21,000 Leh A New Eng 5s
1954
270,300 Lehigh Power A Light 6s..
1,000 Lehigh Valley 1st 4s
1948
16,000 Lehigh Valley Annuity 6s
54,000 Lehigh Valley gen 4%a..2003
5,000
4s...
2003
500
117,000
31,500
Ask.
*98% Sale
4%s
4s
27,000 Philadelphia Co 5s
3,000
July 31.
Ask. Bid.
1959
....
:
Bid.
Certificates of deposit.
cons
RANGE
1948
Georgia Power & Lt 5%a_1967
Lehigh Nav
July 31
$219,900
2,181,150
2.
Delaware P & L 4%s 1971 w i
258 600 Elec A Peoples tr ctfs 4s.1945
ll',600
Jan. 1 to
1930.
$665,687
8,259,717
PRICES IN JULY.
$
Bell Telephone 5s
Consul Trac N J 1st 5s
Del El Power 5%s
1931.
July
Price
Jan.
BONDS
1,000
51,000
73,500
12,000
Bond Sales.
608,742
June 18
45
Feb.
16
June 10
Mar. 17
Feb.
24
Jan.
5
Feb.
Jan.
27
23
43
July 30
21% Feb. 10
46% Jan.
20
45% Apr. 30
5
Mar. 31
12
Jan.
25
43
Jan.
6
65% Mar. 24
2% Mar. 20
24% Feb. 26
11
Mar. 10
5
June 18
May 20 182
Mar. 19
34% Jan.
100
Jan.
2
Feb. 16
Jan. 29
Mar. 23
Jan.
June
5
44% Apr.
20 104% July
1
11
21
63% Mar. 26
6% Jan. 20
2% June
3
Jan.
27
Jan.
27
20%
—
19% June
37% June
42% Jan. 23
27% Feb. 27
55
Feb.
45
May 15
27
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE
66
In
July
Jan. 1.
STOCKS
—
4,100
—
3,262
Ask.
Bid
24
24%
15
57%
58
Manufacturers Cas Ins
5,700
55,839
Mitten Bank Sec
Ask. Bid.
13
Sale
13 % Sale
Preferred
7%
%
July
29
59% July
9
5% July
29
7% July
1
59
M
Sale
Lowest.
Sale
8,/
5%
5
50
21,700
23,200
90 Northern Pennsylvania Ry__
*
620 Penn Cent L & P cum pref
314,802 Pennroad Corp
50
236,575 Pennsylvania RR
2,400
1,069
'
— — —
—
—
—
89
90
89
744 Northern Central RR
89
93
Sale
75
78
75
Sale
6
6% Sale
57% Sale
48% Sale
68
58
Penna Salt Manufacturing..
Penn Traffic
"1% ""2%
78% Sale
6
Sale
44% Sale
60
68
89%
76%
5%
43%
July 11
July
8
July 30
July 31
23
89% May 15
89% July 11
81
Mar. 6
13% Jan.
Jan. 23
75% Feb. 14
4% June
2
42% June
2
58
May 19
1% May 17
28
June
5
1%
2
26% Jan. 28
% Mar. 17
59% July
9
Jan. 12
87
89% July 11
79 r July
6
6% July 30
50% July
3
Prices
8
% Mar. 17
56% Jan. 26
8% Apr.
2
5% July 29
85% Jan.
"
190
1.
Highest.
Sale
Prices.
23% Apr.
58
5
2
Highest.
Sale Prices.
23
15
22
Ask.
%
56%
Corp
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
July 31.
July 1.
Bid.
100 Manufactured Rubber Co.—
220 Minehill & Schuylkill Hav.50
42
2
1930.
Shares.
Shares.
JAN.
SINCE
Price
Jan.
Since
RANGE
PRICES IN JULY.
PHILADELPHIA
STOCK EXCHANGE
AQQREQATE SALES.
6
8% Feb. 10
64
Feb.
10
81 % Feb.
3
2% Jan.
22
28
June
5
500 Philadelphia Co
14
2,200
3,500
—
—
44 Phila Germ & Norris RR
—
—
504
700
1,085
------
—
—
—
—
350
1,000
16,394 Phila Rapid Transit...
-
-
-
50
300 Phila & Western Ry
115,830 Railroad Shares Corp.....
10
25,000 Reliance Insurance..
400
3,565
140
225
—
—
1,700
1,200
1,775
200
59,600
2,200
—
—
—
—
650
8,838 Tacony-Palmyra
200
—
-
—
1,700
130
30
•
Bridge
Preferred...
13,406 Tono-Be iinont Devel
26,000 Tonopah Mining
76,376
1,00C
4,493,835
131
Sale
130
42
Sale
20
21 %
8%
32
23
17
26
„
131
39%
Sale
8%
Sale
93% July 28 93% July 28
9
106% 105% July 23 106% July
8
Sale
33% July
2 33% July
40%
19
Sale
8%'
87%
8%
Sale
*
1
40% July
9
17
26
7%
13
35%
37
15% July
25% July
6% July
35% July
30
17% July
9
27
July 17
8% July
7
37% July
1
3% July
4% July
7
17
3% July
2
6
July 28
Preferred
new
"~2"
%
3%
5% Sale
2%
48%
46%
5
3%
6%
49
3% Sale
1% Sale
4% Sale
3%
3%
1% Sale
1%
1%
44
42%
Sale
1-16
%
%
%
% Sale
50
21% Sale
....*
v
45%
60
29% Sale
104% Sale
.......*
10
60
65
10
Sale
90
1st preferred
18,550 Victory Insurance Co..
402 Victory Park Land Impt
8,700 Warner Company.......
5
4% Sale
2
*
Preferred..
27%
96
2%
5
46%
3%
6%
60
3%
%
4%
3H
1%
4%
49% Sale
60
18
35
16
14
35
32
Ex-dividend.
6
5
60
15
14
x
11
95
58
11
32
W Jersey
62
24% Sale
30
330 York Rys pref.
No par value,
46% July
106
July
3% July
1% July
4% July
30
8
1
II
4
9
28% Sale
105% 106
60
64
10
12
95
99
5
2
6
5
23%
23 %
27%
104%
5
1
1
8
/
17
July 13
5% July 22
23
July
29
24% July
1
58
60
11%
Sale
Sale
60
July
10
60
July
10
14
July
July
13
29
14
34
July
July
13
29
5%
Feb. 26
July
8
July 31
Mar. 19
2
6
June
31% May 18
24% June 24
37% Mar. 17
106
May
4
62% Apr. 15
15
Feb. 14
June
90% June 16
Jan.
4% Mar. 24
4
May
5
June
2
7% Feb.
4% Feb.
32% Feb.
97
Feb.
62
June 27
Jan. 10
12
32
June
4
28
26
11
13
May 19
Feb.
4
16% Mar. 23
34
Jan. 26
3
14
58% June
11
14
5
Mar. 10
92% June 22
34
5% Feb. 25
% Apr.
13-16 Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
20
50% Apr. 27
July 8
90
Feb. 10
8
June
3
25
106
49%
May
July
Feb.
7% Feb. 28
2
% July
6
July
July 30
7
July
July 28
Mar. 23
May 16
39% Feb. 25
1% Jan. 28
41
Mar.
Jan.
Sale
34
10
30
8
14
May 18
May 18
Mar.
9
11
20
24
Feb.
Jan.
23%
11
42% Jan.
99% Jan.
90
Feb.
3% July
1% July
1% Jan.
17
July 29 25%
July 30 23%
July 15 31%
July
1 105%
10% July
July
27
38
12
Apr. 17
Apr. 28
6% June
2
32
Jan.
2
31% Apr. 29
1
Feb. 16
3
June
5
4% June 3
3-16 July
7-16 July 30
23% Sale
July
July
13
16
49% July 31
% July 11
45% July
% July
1-16 July
1-16
July 27
July 8
15 50
8106
Sale
& Seashore RR...50
400 Westmoreland Coal.........
230 Westmoreland Corp.........
18,338
Sale
%
24% Sale
27% Sale
100% 101
S Dairy Prod class A.....*
Common class B
18
15
"""
....1
United Gas Impt com new..*
3,60C U
83,535
9
44
12
24
7%
Certificates of deposit..
638,221
40% July
38
....
Union Traction
419
100
93% 100
105% 105% 105
33
33 % Sale
551 Telephone Security Corp....
220
—
Sale
Sale
....
186,318 Seaboard Utilities Corp.....
86,486 Sentry Safety Control
25
22,785 Shreve EI Dorado Pipe I
185
—
-
7% A...
6% preferred
53
92
102 %
32 %
45%
Scott Paper
2,591
l'1,
15
—
1,370
50
7% preferred
50
24,086
121,425 Phlla & Reading Coal & Iron...50
39,584 Philadelphia Traction
Certificates...
1,000
124
'g
50
157 Phila Insulated Wire
10
1,900
90
...25
2,075 Phita Dairy Prod pref
*
14,450 Phlla Elec of Pa $5 pref
25
56,600 Phila Elec Pow pref
Apr. 24
29 95
101
Feb.
3 106% July 9
32% Jan. 19 33% Mar. 3
129
Jan.
7 132
Apr. 13
40
May
6 45% Jan. 13
88% Jan.
e
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
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RANGE OF PRICES ON CLEVELAND STOCK
EXCHANGE
Stock Sates.
July
1931.
...
Jan. 1 to
July 31
AGGREGATE
288,380
479,409
Since
Jan. 1.
July
%
Jan. 1 to
July 31_
PRICES IN JULY.
Price
2
1931.
1930.
$22,000
.205,550
$24,000
747,450
RANGE
SINCE
JAN.
1.
Jan.
BONDS
$
15.000
145,000
3,600
3,000
6,000
22,566
1931.
July
CLEVELAND S
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
Bond Sales.
36,318
__
SALES.
1930.
Shares 30,869
Bid.
Cleve Ry 5s
1931
Cleveland Ry 5s
1933
Cleve S W Ry&Lt G«tC5sl954
Lake Shore Elec Ry Gen5sl933
N O T 8c L 4s
""45*
1933
97
32,950 Steel Ac Tubes Inc. debs 6s 1943
86
my
Ask.
Sale
100
67
98
92
July 1.
Bid.
July 31.
Ask. Bid.
Ask.
995* 1005*
995* 100
985*
985*
89
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
995* July 30 100
Lowest.
July
Sale
3
88
Highest.
Prices.
Sale Prices.
Jan.
2
3 100
995* Jan.
995* June 22 1005* Mar.
5
Jan.
45* Apr. 23
35
June 29
385* Feb.
98
Feb.
7
985* May
22
90
Jan.
13
Feb.
17
Jan.
30
92
16
18
19
'
<■'
Shares.
STOCKS
Shares.
41
1.389 Aetna Rubber
228 Air Way preferred..
par.
*
...
1,179 Allen Industries
92
5
25
38
Preferred B............100
136 Bessemer Limestone.....—.*
25 Bishop & Babcock
50
2 Browing Crane pref...
100
50 Brown Fence 5c Wire A pfd__*
270
B...
»
141 Bulkier Bldg preferred... 100
340 Byers Machine A
.*
238 Canfieid Oil
100
77
Preferred ..............100
444 Chase Brass 8c Cop pfd
100
.....
50
62
745
34
5,331 City Ice 5c Fuel
937
Pref
*
10
20 Cleveland 8c Buff Tran
74 Cleveland Auto Mach...
20
1st preferred
.....
10
230 Cleveland Quarriea
74 Cleveland Ry
2.059
6.035
6,441
1,755
1,501
2,315
535
290
335
365
100
208
*
Cleveland 5t Sand Brew ..100
515
Preferred
Spring....
(Wm) pref....
17 Edwards
133
100
Axle fit
38
218
*
*
2,416
1,173
Foote Burt
._.*
Fostoria Pressed Steel
...*
200 Gabriel Co
812 General T 5c R..........
*
.........
40
12
"115
50
45*
25*
5
75*
12
70
193*
20
IX
69
305*
785*
65
95
68
67
IX
15
35*
A
2.
Sale
6
ii
14
100
Sale
12
18
49 X
105
50
Sale
115
28
147
60
7
35
26
2
30
6
555*
14 X Sale
135*
—-
25*
15*
315*
865*
102
32
80
265
Mar. 19
Feb.
Jan.
"3" July*28
10
16
535
780
315
»
100
365 Hanna (MA) $7 cum pref__100
6,360
*
India T 5c R
8,757 iuterlake SS...
2,303 Jaeger Machine
"155
46 Jordan Motor pref
1,630 Kay nee
80
Preferred
"376
1,395 Kelly Island L 5c T
140 Korach
.....
Company....
30
July
6
30
July
6
July
103
102'
July
Sale
315* July
865* 81
July
IX
2
22
11
17 99
15 102
8 325*
3 81
July 17
July 15
Jan. 22
July
3
25
65
62
85
75
3»
75*
3
15*
155*
10
Sale
lW.
155*
95*
17
3
2
50
.....
41
100
12*
95*
15*
10
35*
45*
69
105
65
46
69
July
15* July
155* July
75* July
3
July
50
July
5
July
20
11
2
3
1
72
July
7
15* July 11
155* July 13
10
July 30
4
July 22
15
50
July
15
29
5
July
29
44
41
425* 46
July 29 43
July
1045* 100
1045* 1045* July
3 1045* July
35
25
52
8
Sale
^55*
55*
IIIII
10
Sale
35*
355*
27
55*
9
10
Sale
12
45*
48
52
6
6
July
9
July 24
34
July 28
26
July
6
55* July
3
9
July
95* July
35
26
6
Sale
82
100
*
103
21
Sale
26
96
100
99
17
19
3.
9
101X 104
100
80
35*
_
100
100
»
13
*
54
*
8
8
100
10
100
»
.
100
19
85
15
95
17
Sale
.....
15
59
14
36
28
22
345*
275*
975*
3
85
18
..." si
18**
38
7
90
12^
40
...
Sale
12
3
185*
i65*
.....
13
June 10
Jan.
7
Apr.
1
June
Jan.
3
Jan.
Apr.
7
Feb.
17
June
Apr.
Mar.
July
Jan.
36
4
9
Jan.
Jan.
17
30
Apr.
July
June
Mar. 14
June
Feb. 24
Mar.
4
June
Jan.
Jan.
July
Feb.
June
June
Apr.
Jan.
37
Feb.
6
30
Jan.
9
8
Jan.
7
8
July
1
July 31
2
7
85
76
July
July
3
7
80
72
July
July
27
10
75
July
July
27
10
50
-----
99
88
15
July
165* July
95
July
87
July
15
July
2
85
85
.....
90
75
75
10?*
115*
385* Sale
7
9
July
July
835* July
24
16
205* July 22
17
July
9
95
July
1
88
Ju.y 21
165* July
8
17
22
75
105* July 27
July 28
85* July 27
38
85
13
40
9
July 17
July 22
July
July
July
7
29
7
25*
22
97?*
23
3
22
July
1
22
July
1
27
July
28
28
July
7
---
27
5
2
19
9
Mar. 27
Jan. 12
Apr.
11
19
2
6
10
5
24
55* Jan.
5
34
July 28
255* June
9
4
May
7
16
Apr. 15
58
May
9
July
July
5*
30
5
Jan.
June
Mar.
Jan.
65
80
95
25*
975*
Jan.
60
24
6
835* July
73
16
Feb. 25
Apr. 21
June 17
83
76
5
80
16
Apr.
45
76
4
40
90
175*
June
June
2
14
16
July 23
July 24
July
1
July
6
July
3
-—
45*
865*
Jan.
Jan.
June
3
May 24
35* May
90
79
11
Mar.
Feb.
July
Feb.
IIP
45
Feb.
Mar. 16
Jan. 29
11?* May 26
60
May
8
-----
8
35*
8
27
605*
95*
53
Feb.
May
July
Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
845*
Sale
17
12
July 28
May 12
Jan.
76
85
76
76
July 27 76
July 27
1125* 1125* 1135* 1145* 1125* July
2 1135* July 29
100
3,921 Greif Bros Cooperage
*
1,040 Halle Brothers..
.......10
795 Harris Seybold Potter
140
Hlgbee 1st preferred
2nd preferred
116
"3" July "28
July
2
85
T"
65
*
4,525 Harbauer
9
Feb.
J
49
10
May
July
May
i 125*
22
3
83
100
....
July
June
7
79
845*
Mar. 16
Feb.
6
Feb.
5
10
35
86
6
90
205 Glidden prior pref
Preferred
8
19
7
101
4
457
July 27
Mar. 25
May
5
May 28
70
.......
.
July 27
May
May
May
May
May
585*
55
*
100
94 Great Lakes Tow pref....100
441
June
16
25
H C
8
9
175*
30
2
102
1125* Sale
20
July
35*
.....
3
82
4
25
7
4
Feb.
37 X
50
94
100
600 Goodrich(B F)
110
Preferred.
200 Goodyear Tire 5c Rubber
190
Preferred
182 Great Lakes Towing
,
2
Preferred
1,055
1,046 Geometric Stamping
1,580 Godman
35* July 28
3
99
*
955 Firestone T 5c R 6% pref..100
110
25*
8
*
485 Federal Knitting Mills,.
1,643 Ferry Cap 8c Set Screw
250 Firestone Tire 5c Rubber
355
25*
110
100
1,775 Elec Controller tc Mfg......*
1,728 Enamel Products..........*
1,413 Faultless Rubber
......_*
500
45
35*
55
3
90
102
101X
335*
100
Certificates of deposit..100
Cleveland Securities prior pf*
Cleveland Union Stkyds
*
Cleveland Worsted Mills..100
1,315 Eaton
1
4
.....
13
75
31
4
18
50
3
5
3
1,164 Commercial Bookbinding...*
415 Cooper Bessemer Oil pref
*
5,455 Dow Chemical........
__.*
""191
....
*
_.*
137
Preferred
100
629 Cliffs Corporation ▼ t c
*
160 Columbus Auto Parts pref ._*
12
10
27 5*
*
1,375 Cleveland Cliffs Iron pref..*
3,156 Cleveland Elec 111 6% pref100
327
85
Sale
25
2
55
25*
85*
100
917 Clark Fred O
35*
—
7
.....
*
2,205 Apes Electric...........—*
16
1
70
15*
962 Allen Industries preferred..*
50 American Vitrified Prod
50
'185
70
3*
...100
130 Akron Rubber Reclaiming..*
5
Preferred.........
..100
6
15
45
July
June
Apr.
July
6
Mar.
7
30
Mar. 11
Jan. 12
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
3
26
Mar. 12
Jan.
2
865* Apr.
7
985* Apr.
94
19
4
102
8
Mar. 14
12
Feb. 16
Jan. 27
975* Jan. 13
85* Feb.
38
1
Mar.
2
1035* Mar. 4
22
Feb. 14
235* Feb. 11
July
1
22
100
June
90
75
35* May
80^
86}* June
15
Mayjj 8
26
175* June 11
625* June 18
16
Mar.
5
115* Jan.
9
May 21140
July
875*
May
May
June
85*
June
16
62
May
435* Jan.
815* June
80
May
102
Apr.
175* June
95
185* Feb. 19
Jan.
135* Feb. 10
June
60
85* June 10
May
5
May 19
10
21
Jan.
6
155* Mar. 25
16
Feb. 16
26
Jan.
6
98
June 26
985* Jan.
31
27
July 28
35
55* Feb.
19
Feb.
6
55* Feb.
19
CLEVELAND
68
PRICES IN
CLEVELAND
STOCK EXCHANGE
AGGREGATE SALES
Since
Price about
Jan. 2
STOCKS
Jan. 1.
Par.
4,408
2,851
781
Loews Ohio
McKee A
Medusa Portland Cement.
*
....100
339 Miller Wholesale Drug .....*
•
6,242 Mohawk Rubber.......
Preferred
......100
30
436 Metro Paving Brick.....
34**
70
35
25
26
5,498
1,314
2,882
;
National Carbon pfd
National Refining
589
5,600
30
160
8,068
592
103
9,735
526
103**
100
•
National Tool.............50
Preferred
...100
Nestle Le Mur class "A"....*
Nineteen Hundred Corp ...»
North Amer Securities Co__*
Ohio Brass "B"
•
Preferred
100
Preferred
J*
5
30
6
1
4**
24**
Sale
64
*
•
287 Robbins & Myers vtc ser 1..*
2,255
V t c series 2....
Preferred
25
.
11*|
24"
25*4
.......
Preferred
13,407 Sherwi n-Williams
Preferred
2,745
2*4
35
IV*
90
12
25
62*4
Sale
8
*
•
535 Trumbull-Cliffs preferred 100
5
...
25
30
30
6
10
10*4
100*4 100*4
8
9
\iH
"65"
6*4
*4
50
3
17
10
3
1
3
17
17
July 23
July
2
24*4 July
July
4*4 July
15
10
6
6*4 July
50
July
July
1
July
193
Sale
5*4
20
July
7
13*4
17
..
75
..
—
.....
100
68*4
9*4
Mar. 19
25
May 11
3
6
June 22
45
Mar. 26
July
4*4 July
2
6
9*4 July
3
50
July 21
14*4 July 16
10*4
92
17*4
1
7
6
Sale
10*4
11*4
j.0
17
80
100
68*4
8
July 30
9*4 July
7
91*4 July 20
17
Julj
1
6
July
2
10*4 July 29
6
July
2
12*4 July 24
Jan.
3
Jan.
9
July
Jan.
5
29
2
Mar.
25
3
Feb.
14
24 H July
Feb.
17
87
July
9
July
6
July 23
July
7
July
9 55
July 10 150
July
6 295
July
6 292
July
1
July 10
July 30
July
7
99
July
99
19
10*4 July
10
47
47
85*4
"87*4 '87*4 "90"
55
Sale
87
9
6
July 23
July
7
Mar. 25
14
21
107*4 Mar. 19
Jan.
5
20
Feb.
Feb.
71
June
22
23
2
27
20
12
4*4 Feb.
11
Feb.
28
Mar.
Mar.
3*4 jan*
1*4 May
28*4 Feb.
4
Jan.
26
Mar.
20*4 Feb.
76*4 Feb.
3
Jan.
2*4 Jan.
7 *4 Jan.
13
15
1
July
16
19
12
30
8
26
5
26
18
27
6
29
30
7
10*4 May
May 15
Feb. 17
50
6
16*4
9 *4 May
90
Jan. 14
90
3
June
68*4
52
104
Apr. 29 109
4
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
14
7
15
22
13 102*4 July
8
Mar. 17
2
June 25
Feb.
9
19*4 June 13 28
13
9
Jan.
Apr.
4
7
101
June
25
May
16
28*4 Mar. 17
Feb.
24
25
4*4
Mar.
8
Feb.
5
24
May 26
May 25
May 12
98
10
47
85
7
Feb.
24
5*4 Feb.
4
Feb.
24
Feb.
24
Feb.
10
8
1
17*4
9*4 june
90*4 July 25 104
15
July 18 34*4
e8*4
3*4 May 18
10
5*4 June 17
15*4
10*4 July 29
8
10
10
June
7
98
6
31
29
14
135
8
16*4 May
12
13
Jan.
50
100
22*4 Jan.
July
July
May
18
3
80
8
Jan.
138
June
25
8
July 30
11*4 jjily
7
90*4 July 25
15
July 18
July
10*4 Mar.
May
32
July 29
July 31
July
3
July
8
July 16
July 16
Apr.
13 104
19*4 Apr.
June
52
June
1
May
2*4 Apr.
3
June
30
11
5
July 31
9*4 May 28
3*4 Jan. 30
1
June
4
22*4 May 20
3
May
4
30
4
15
Mar. 12
10
10
.....
4 105
19
8
June
105*4 Jan.
14
July
1
9
Mar.
June 26
2*4 July 21
22*^ May 23
June 22
3
5
May
2
3
32
July
2
3*4 July 25
61
Jan.
8
70
27*4 Mar. 24
1
May 15
23*4 June
17
27 38*4 July
17 105*4 Juiy
57*4 July
~~ij
24*4
July
Feb.
8
20
13
9*4
17""
17
100"
J*
6
Sale
QO
90
14
4
4
11
108
103
"95
-
5
10
25
59
10
25
>
......50
pfd.....100
*
25 Wood Chemical Co
54 Youngstown Sheet & Tube.*
Preferred....
100
2,873
935 White Motor
664 White Motor Sec
9^A
25
33
7
33? West Res Inv Corp pr
Wheeler Metal
.........
60
105
30
30
4
•
*
100
pfd.100
9
13
14*4
88*4
58*4 July
60*1 62
60*4
1.05
July
105*4 106*4 Sale
1
July
1*4
101
July
161""
90
28
*
Engineering
65
15*4
50
13
11
1,894
'
1
"X*4
30
*
*
200 Thompson Aeronautical.
3,745 Thompson Products Inc
Preferred
1
9*4 Sale
w w
6
24
58
1
4
*
•
*
23*4
23*4
3*4 Sale
1
5*4
Without warrants
65 Wellman
24*4
Sale
60
9
50 Swartwout
235
26
5*4
"A"
...
9
2j
6*4
3
3,185 Union Metal
jl,158 Van Dorn Iron
3,618 VIchek Tool
*,819 Weinberger Drug
July
July
*
...100
*
105
80
24*4
Sale
3
2
....100
preferred
733
"B" preferred
488
815 Stouffer Corp "A"
24
4
13
35
5*4
6*4 July
9
135
July 28 130
15
16
July
1
121*4 July 15 121
4
5*4 July
8
12
Sale
9
"18*4 "20*4
Jan.
July
31
28
28
13
47
104
July
25*4
Feb.
29
3
1j
10
8
96
Apr.
13
3
.....100
.........
36*4 July 31 "40*4 July
July
July 13 104
104
28
10
June 24
June
6
17
15*1 July 3
Sale
June
32
36
23
12
10
90
15
9
2
*
725 Smallwood Stone
133 Standard Oil of Ohio pref.100
..._.*
2,776 Standard Textile
_
July
July
7
132
July
139
134
lu3
15
July
15
14
Sale
121
July
125
121
127
4*4 July
6*4
4*4
5*4
2*4
1
3
9
July
25
25
2
July
2*4
3
24*4 July
25
23
25
5*4
«,?* "35" 38
35*4 July
Sale
105*4 July
105
14
July
14
8
25
▼ t c...
18,516 Selberllng Rubber
Preferred
1.054
3,813 Selby Shoe
11*4
10*
2*4
55
Rlchtnan Bros
155
10 h
8
1
3*4 July
.....
'20"
*
B 2d pf end
♦
1,130
4,845 Patterson-Sargent
1,445 Peerless Motor............10
*
2,055 Reliance Mfg.....
*
215 Republic Stmpg Ac Enam
19,383
"38"
105
104*
...
...
23
5
727 Ohio Seamless Tube
2,541 Packard Electric
1,709 Packer Corporation
100 Paragon B" endorsed...
"5*4
7
15
July"
20
2*4 July 21
Sale
6
6*4
July
20
36*4 Sale
103*4
42
40
Sale Prices.
100
Sale
3
,t8
132 m 138
20 X
22
132
National Tile...........
.
41**
35**
103**
Highest.
Sale Prices.
16
"12" "5'" "16" "5"" "16"
5
Lowest.
35
1
July
35
1.
Sale Prices.
10
15
SINCE JAN.
Highest.
§5*4 July "29 46"
Sale
37
21*4
102
18*4
..!*
45
10
100
25
National Acme.
20
8
5
Lithograph
Murray Ohio Mfg..
6
*
5,036 Myers F E & Bros.......
Preferred..............100
31
31
102
2i"
18
■
45: Morgan
36"
39*4
Sale
100**
Preferred
152
45"
65
July
10
11*4
10
12
10
Sale Prices.
Ask.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
28
12 H
*
TheatreslstpflOO
G "B"
*
Lamson Sessions
258
Ask.
Bid.
RANGE
JULY.
Lowest.
July 31.
July 1.
1931.
Shares.
STOCK EXCHANGE
Mar. 18
Mar.
5
Mar.
3
28
Jan.
June
8
4
88
Apr.
70
10
Mar. 12
Apr. 22
23*4 Feb. 11
3 104
June
10
6
July
July 23 47
8 101*4
June
Jan.
13
July
July
6
23
Jan.
27
BANKS.
57*4
20
3,605 Central-United Nat Bk
150
10 Cleveland Savings & Loan 100
322
100
1,888 Cleveland Trust
324
959 Guardian Trust .........100
100
225 Midland (lnd)
100
230 National City
72
...25
23,669 Union Trust........
...
Sale
150
Sale
350
290
288
285
.....
305
325
61
Sale
54
294*4 288
288
290
288
286
215
56
150
282
270
74
54
100
59
210
305
61
59
July 27
63
July
3
51*4 May 28
July 10
June
2
288
July 6
219
May 27
310
Apr. 17
57*4 June 18
150
279
ir Feb. 24
July 10
Jan.
8
330
Feb. 16
275
Jan. 13
327
Jan.
f
75
Jan.
•
63
150
325
Detroit Stock
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORDS
RANGE OF PRICES ON DETROIT STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales.
1931.
July
Shares
Jan. 1 to July 31
AQQREQATE
Shares.
mm
mm
m
m
PRICES IN JULY.
1931.
""125
40
2,227
18,598
Par.
200 Allen Industries
•
Bower Roller Bearing
*
204,438 Chrysler Corp
*
170
150
5,645 Continental Motors com..
*
13,603 Copeland Products Inc....
2,495 crowiey-Milner At Co com..*
2,436
1,980
15,609 Deisel Wemmer Gilbert com 10
12,580 Detroit Ac Clevel Nav com..10
8.994
rn*mm~m
/""loo
727
______
Detroit
Motor Bus
16^ Sale
235
488
960
"2H
10
20
15"" "35""
17
35
11H
12 H
8
"""343
______
""266
610
Sale
9,468
874
Class
3,541
Fourth
3 H
49.070
101,764
225
»
9.322
15.014
v
*
*
5H
7H
64
36.917
2.879
3.423
100
4.562
9,855
114,476
125
2254
35 H
8.453
57.678
"'275
2,048
k |g A g,»
»
—
2H
"3"
6H
8
0H
Sale
«.
38
Class B
.._....*
1,186
85c
Convertible preferred....*
524
200
900
______
""975
"2,900
3.214
14,994
19,168
31,090
27
2
30
11
12
10
17
1854
35
45
1954 Sale
3754 Sale
254
3
8
154
100
5
July
354
154
"""
854 July 31
2
July 21
1154 July 21
1454 July
7
1854 July
6
July
254 July
954 July
16
July
2554
654
254
2354
1654
July
July
July
July
July
20
1254 July
6
15
July
15 160
July
1554 Mar. 17
3
Feb.
11
5
June
12
254 July 23
354 July 31
254 July
4H July
J*
154
14
15c
16 H
17 H
'1254
20c
10c
654
30
Sale
4
\2H
177
5
5
Sale"
Feb.
6
26
2354 July 22
1854 Apr. 25
Mar. 23
9
Jan.
15
190
Feb.
3
Feb.
26
13
2054 Mar. 11
Mar.
5
May
Jan.
254 May
9
654 May 21
June
4
July
May
554 Mar. 10
Mar. 23
Mar. 18
2
Jan.
29
2
154
Apr.
7
154 June
554 Sato
6
554
654
554
6
754
1654
554
554
554
554
July 31
July 24
July 10
July
7
754 July
554 July
554 July
6
July
1754
1654 July
14
3
37
354
754
354
1
.....
354
Sale
1
16
July 15
July
7
July 25
July 27
July 20
Sale
7 54
3 54
154
1854 July
7
1954 July
454 July
Jluly
40
354
854
354
154
554
3854
17
Sato
6
Sato
5
July
July
July
July
154
15
July 13
554 July 10
3554 July 30
17
July 31
454 July
9
554 July 25
6
July
7
3954 July
3
17
July 31
654 July 31
1254 July 21
1
July 31
1554 July
154 July
2054 June 30
1954 July
1
254 May 11
32
Feb.
3154 June
254 Feb.
4854
554
1354
6 54
6
June 24
15
May 27
25
Jan.
3
14
154 July 22
2654 July 27
2
July 10
2
July
27
2
July
July
19
1254 July 17
2754 July
6 28
10c July 10
15c
July
July
July
22
2
10
4
554
3554
1254
454
Sato
25
30
14c
3
June
9
June 22
July 30
Feb.
Sale
Feb. 25
Mar. 19
Mar. 10
Jan. 13
Feb. 17
Mar. 21
Feb.
3
Feb. 25
Mar. 12
24
12
Jan.
24
1854 Jan. 21
28 54 May
8
354 Feb.
7
25
12
6
June
6
Feb.
1754 Feb. 28
2
11
May 15
20c
25
6
2
25
Jan.
12
6c
13
554 July
29
254 July 20
7
July 15
354 July
854 July
27
2
July
21
1754
Feb.
2
Jan. 30
3654 Mar. 21
June 24
Apr. 21
Apr. 25
354 June
2
2454 June 2
1
June-2
654 June
2
23
Apr. 13
754
4654
454
1854
23
48
48
13
354 July
9
1254 Jan. 29
4554 Mar. 10
20c
30
354 Sale
Jan.
2454
354
2554
354
31
2554 Jan. 29
2
Apr. 20
10
7
Mar. 21
Mar. 19
Feb. 25
May
4
6
Mar. 24
17
2
21
18
22
Jan. 26
June
3
10>* Jan. 13
35
11
Sato
30
Feb.
4 54 July
3
30
25c
17
27
Jan.
13
2 54
5
8
27
24
11
25
16
19
2
5
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
June
Mar.
Feb.
654 Feb.
2
3
1154 Mar. 10
10
13
Sato
2
754
1554
754
2954
6054
1154 June
1
July
25 H Feb.
154 June
9
Apr.
2654 Sato
.....
Apr. 27
7
654
1
June
5
354 July
154 July
2054 Jan.
10
Sale
5
454 May 26
19
554 Sale
5
1954 July
354 July
254 June 12
454 May 27
23
15
30
.....
45*
9
Feb.
36c
14
6
2554 Mar.
654 July
5
15c
35c
Feb.
27
.....
Sato
3454
Mar. 27
8
May
14
5
17
2254 Mar. 25
June
19
27
3
3
1354
15"
Jan.
17
June
254
554
254
354
3
254 Feb. 24
1454 Mar. 3
554 Feb.
3
22
654
23
UH July
5
July
141
6
6
June 22
5
354
Sale
354
2354
23
31
21
3
29
1254 June 2
6
July 24
254 June 17
10
1
10
954 Jan. 30
554 Jan.
2
June
1
30
30
Feb.
9
Sale Prices.
2
1554
16
154 Sale
154
88,856
3
I.
Highest.
Prices.
754 Jan.
554 Jan.
Apr.
1
Apr.
54 Jan.
854 July
2
July
954 June
954 May
9
11
....
10
17
30c
...........10
1001 tiles Detroit Theatre
...10
20.321
intor •tankers Corp
com...*
10.027
7.575
154
2054
1654
2754
3
l5c
'Mgai
Preferred
9
854 July 31
2
July 21
1054 July
6
1054 July 15
12
1154 July
5
6 54
July
165
15254 July
....
Sale
554 Sale
554
6
36
3954
1554
1654
554 Sale
25
1,1
Sale
254
4
lHil 54
17H
20H
26 H Sale
12
600
"6.125
554
654
10
700
5
6
554
4 54
11
2.030
18.286
43
"lH Sale"
Class B.
1
"558
Sale
"7" Sale
preferred...
1
______
Sale"
Houdallle-Hershey class A..*
100
150
5
3
iVIwsVl
July
com.
200
1,400
11
39
Convertible
1154
554
754 Sale
6
954
Sale
10 H
126 Gt Lakes
Engineering com.10
1.440
3H
454 Sale
154
354
2454
28
B
VJs ■ « UM
.
254
.....
4H
8
Investors
654
254
2 54
2054 Sale
1654 Sale
8
common
Nat
5
SINCE JAN.
Lowest.
1954
11
1,860
185,200
245
1654
.....
525
8.121
5H
17
Sale
Sato
5
1 OH
7
Ford Motor of Canada cl A.
25
165
...10
141,929 Ex-Cello Aircraft Ac Tool...
6,973 Federal Mogul common....
17,183 Federal Motor Truck com.,
22,257 ••ederal Screw Works com..
12,921
4,795
11H
863 Detroit Paper Products..... *
165 Foote Burt
21H. Sale
5
2,892 Detroit Steel Prod com
.*
313 Dolphin Paint & Varnish A_*
1,100
Class B
*
9,461
Sale Prices.
8
com...
Gasket Ac Mfg Co..
Detroit
10 H Sale
1354 Sale
..100
100 Detroit Gray Iron Fdy com.*
/ ■/'• 100 Detroit
Majestic cl B com...*
540
Class A pref
......*
375 Detroit Mich Stove Co.....
23,950
4
al*
Sale
*
common
687 Detroit Edison com
150 Detroit Forging A
13H
Highest.
Sale Prices.
6
154
2H
1
254
8*4 Sale
154
3 54
1154 Sale
1354 Sale
2
13
„*
common
5
4
IH
3
Lowest.
6
6
13 H
OH
*
850 Consolidated Paper com...10
______
Ask
UH
4
*
com
Class B
83,113 Briggs Mfg Co
121
m*
July 31.
Ask. Bid.
Sale
V 1H
3.255 Baldwin Rubber class A...
12,660
50,679
______
•
Bid.
*
•
805
13.353
Ask.
com......
2,315 Alloy Steel class A
2,256
Class B
3.823 Auto Fan Ac Bearing
100 Brown Fence & Wire cl B
56,988
Bid.
July 1.
1,900 Airway Klec Appliance com.*
mm
""300
RANGE
Price
Jan. 2
STOCKS
Shares.
mm
297,958
3,661,319
2,359,691
DETROIT
Since
Jan. 1.
July
//
SALES
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
1930.
239,409
35c
35
13
Jan.
Apr.
Apr.
Jan.
Mar.
Feb.
Mar.
Apr.
16
21
25
23
10
3
10
13
81
"""935
m
mm
mm'm
11,160]
270i
150
"9,117
157.574
7,821
1,607
60,503
54,026
______
20
1.738
""875
454
Class B
454
454
29
Preferred.
eerless
.
Sal
3
Sal
>
Cement common
•
com...*
26
Sato
9554 Sale
10
_
754 Sale
8H
10
7
1,083
1,602
400
•
*.
mm
m
m
m
"550
975
8.258
eo
<
Motor
com
ommon
vot
...
10
89
50c
3
5c
7
8
654
90
Sale
654
1
14
Preferred
tlent
Automatic
Prefer
7
Sale
15
1
15
854 July
27
July
9754 July
3
24
1
10
Sato
654 July 31
7 54 July
15
10
21
Sato
6
654
654 July
16
654 July
2
1
154
15
54 July
13
July
354 July
1
1
13
154 July
1554 July
454 July
5
24
1454 Sale
654 July 22
754 July
10
1454
...*
com
654 July
26
July
84
July
6
5.147
6.161
1,445
3,395
8H
trust ctfs
Sato
2654 Sale
10
'
3
Mar. 21
354 June 12
Jan
2
22,495 "Ittshurgh Forglngs
34,161
4 54 July
4 >4
854
450
/;/ 1,210
5
♦
*
ed_.._..........100
23
8
90
Mar. 21
554 May 14
6
May 20
554 June
3
2554 June 22
3 54
1154
3154
5 10854
Feb.
26
Feb.
17
21
Jan. 28
Mar. 26
Feb.
60
Jan.
10J4
154
654
754
Apr. 22
June
4
10 4 Apr.
6
Jan.
22
12
July 31
Apr. 11
1354 Apr
13
27
554 May 28
6
May 26
54 July
1
13
July
1
354 Jan.
3
37
954
90
23
June 16
454 June 3
8954 Feb. 20
8
Jan
1054 Feb. 11
8
2
Feb.
Jan.
18
Jan.
18
5
28
654 Feb. 27
53
Feb. 25
13
Feb. 26
90
Feb. 10
*
DETROIT
70
Since
Jan. 1.
Par.
Ask.
Bid.
19
24
.*
125 Union Investment com
100 United Shirt Distributors..*
4%
...*
100
20%
Sale"
1]
i %
Sale
Tlmken Axle com.........
Preferred
95
95
100
95
6
6% Sale
100
Sale
9%
121
July
July
6
23
10
100
37,114
1
Highest.
Sale Prices.
12% July
5% July
24% July
10% July 16
5% July 29
21% July 20
8%
6
8%
9
*
740 Third Nat In res tor 8 com
2,140
27
19
21
24:%
22
26
5%
6
5
24
11
12%
10%
*
Ask.
1354
6
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
12
.*
*
425 Stearns (Frederick) 8c Co..*
10
1,287 Sutherland Paper com
5
10% July
4% June
19
May
18
Apr.
6
Feb.
7
29
11
23
% July 29
July 14
110
U S Radiator com
Preferred
7
4,000
34.764
40,413
2,750
5,410
5,470
Universal Product com
13:
510 Whitman 8c Barnes Inc com *
200 Winters Crampton Mfg cl B_*
10
275 Wolverine Portl Cem com
*
75 Wolverine Tube com
69,429 Yosemlte Holding com v t c_*
10,800
Warrants..
1,100
100
22
70
4% Sale
1% Sale
12%
13
2% Sale
1% Sale
11%
12
11
"3% "16"'
Apr. 21
Apr. 23
Jan.
2
65
Feb.
14
2
Jan.
12
....
Sale
60c
30c
60
75
61 % Sale
37 % Sale
75
48
50
20
82% Sale
Sale
53
2% Sale
60c
30c
61% Sale
Sale
34 %
8,895 Fidelity Bank 8c Trust Co..20
•No par
value.
Sold for Cash
o
x
Ex-dividends,
r
June 26
May 26
July
14
21
1% July
1
June 17
June 15
22
2% July
% July
July
July
3
11
63% July
July
3
July
3
27/
14
11
60% July 24
33% July -25
38
2
21
1
60
TRUST COMPANIES.
1,773
1
10
15
BANKS.
.....20
66,613 Detroit Bankers
......20
94,986 Guardian Detroit
135 United Savings..........100
6,403
5,637
July 14
1% July 31
21
4% July 29
1% July 25
12% July 29
1
7% Mar. 16
2
June 12
1% June
3
10
Mar. 20
1% June
3
50c. Apr. 22
1%
15
"2%
14
July 20
.....
1%
.........
1
July
1
21%
1% Sale
8%
1% Sale
8%
1% Sale
2% July
11
20
27
21
24
22
146,672
7,590
1
70
*
*
Class B
20%
20
21
19% July
26
13
5
20
80c.
Universal Cooler class A....*
910 Walker 8c Co units....
Warner Aircraft Corp com..*
200
6
.....
16
25
Sale Prices.
Feb.
5
16
11
Jan.
8
32
24
Mar.
6
Jan.
3
7%
18% May 19 26
5% June
8 11%
95
July 14 103
July 21
July 30
7% July
6
95
July 14
6
21
30
Prices.
Sale
4
\
1.
Highest.
Lowest.
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
July 31.
July 1.
1931.
3,605 Square D class A
Class B
4,188
5,459 Standard Steel Spring
100
2
Jan.
STOCKS
Shares.
Shares.
130
30
i. 695
JAN.
SINCE
RANGE
PRICES IN JULY.
Price
EXCHANGE
STOCK
In
EXCHANGE
DETROIT
aggregate sales.
July
STOCK
59% May 27
133% July 25
51
Mar. 25
8
May
17
May
5
Feb.
20
Feb. 20
Feb. 14
Feb. 24
5
80c.
Apr.
20% Jan.
65
Feb.
4% July
2% Feb.
17% Feb.
23
2
14
29
4
28
5
3% Mar. 12
8% Mar. 24
2
June 12
Feb.
24
3% Feb.
Apr.
3% Mar.
75c. Apr.
12
13
15
24
24
90% Jan. 24
59% Jan. 30
65
Feb.
2
Jan .5 16
48
Ex-rights.
-*1 unrt-
Baltimore Stock Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY
RANGE OF PRICES ON
1931.
Stock Sales.
Jan. 1 to
AQQREQATE
STOCK
In
Since
Jan. 1.
6,000
Jan.
BONDS
4,125,900
RANGE
2
1931.
Bid.
BONDS
sewer.........1974
1964
1962
conduit.
1962 100
O B
1962
Ask
July 1.
Bid.
July 31.
Ask. Bid.
Ask.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale
101% Mar.
100% Jan.
4s
4s P 8c B
(coupon)...
14,000
57,600
4s dock loan...
4s school
104% July
1962
1961
1961
.............—1961
15 104% July 15 101%
104
100%
104% July
104% July
104% Sale
l55" Sale'
1 104% July
11 104% July
1
2
Feb.
6 101% Mar. 6
Feb. 19
19 101
17 100% Jan. 17
4 104% June
Feb.
3 101
Feb.
3 101
Feb.
101
Feb.
101
Feb.
100%
Jan.
101
Mar. 20 105
14 102
99% Jan.
99% Jan.
2,300
3,300
4 000
4s sewerage impt........
48 sewerage impt
6,000 48 burnt district
4s O B
500
1,200
2,200
1961
1961
5,000
2,400 4s conduit
19f>K
19,800 4s water loan
1957
2,100 4s engine house
1,000 4s second sewer (Cpn) ...1956
2,600 4s park loan............1955
36,700
4s annex
101
1960 100
I960
.............1958
impt.........-.1954
104%
Sale
100
104% July
14 104% July 14
101
101
104% July
104% July
1 104% July
11 104% July
1
17
104%
100%
102%
100%
104% July
11 104% July
1
101
104
100
104% Sale
Mar.
Feb.
Feb.
"266
'"866
T.666
1,000
3,000
1953
1951 100
4s caving loan
...1951
4s second water serial
1950
100 48 second water serial...1949
1948
800 4s second school loan
1941
6,000 4s second series P & B.
1,300 4s second school loan ...1938
8,000 4s second sewer......... 1937
88
14,600 3Hs new sewer .........1980
3%s
1980
2,200
200 3^8
1945
5,800 3%s public improvement. 1940
1936
1,000 3%a
4s 3rd P 8c B
4s annex
impt........
3,000 Arnold Cypress Co 6%s..l939
2,000 Arnold Lumber Co 6%s..l937
1,000 Atlantic Coast Line Co....
3,000 Balto & Harrlsb RR 5s... 1936
West'n Exten 1st 5s
1938
1,000
15,000 Bait Spar Pt 8c Ches 4%s.l953
35.000 Bait Trac N Bait Dlv 5s_. 1942
9,500 Benesch (I) 8c Sons I w I. 1939
5,500 Carolina Fiber Co
3,000 Central Ry consol 5s
Charleston Cons Ry Gas
4,000
8c Electric 5s
1999
8,000 Chea 8c Potomac Tel of Va 5s
5,000 Commercial Credit 6%__1934
104
104% Sale
104% July
1 104% July
1
104% July
2 104% July
2
103" Juiy"l8
103
~Juiy~l8
101
105
105%
104%
100%
103%
100% Jan.
105
Feb.
100% Jan.
96
80
76
83
75
95
83
July 15
July 22
76
104% July
2
101
Feb.
101
Feb.
3
102
June
103
July 18
Apr. 22
Apr. 22
95
June 18
Feb.
June
83
92
97
101% Mar.
3
3
101% Feb. 17
27
May 13
Jan.
27
95
Jan.
97
May 13
Mar. 10
Mar. 10 101
103
May 16 118% Feb. 20
100% Apr. 18 100% Apr. 18
101
|03%
Feb.
101% Mar.
Mar. 27
94
Mar. 27 94
Mar.
5
92
May
2 94
3
100% Jan.
3 100% Jan.
3
100% Feb.
3 100% Feb.
101% June 26 101% June 26
47
Apr. 20 51% Jan. 22
Mar. 11
75
May
2 80
July 15
July 22
70
Jan. 10 83
July 22
95
100
26
17
15
8
20
June
6
105
100% Jan. 10
Jan.
76
May
July
Jan.
May
May
July
101
94
Feb.
5
May 23
Mar.
Jan.
101% Mar.
101 £
Mar.
99
9
102% Apr. 22
104% June 23
105
May 23
95
99
6
June 10
Jan.
101
100
3
3
100%
101%
100%
104%
95
95
3
103;
!% Apr. 29
101 % Mar.
7
105% May 20
May
Apr.
Jan.
Feb.
Apr.
5 105% June
Jan.
101
2,000
4,100
17,000
12,000
Sale Prices.
Prices.
101
4s
1.
Highest.
Lowest.
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
4s second sewer
4s
JAN.
SINCE
4s second
200 4s Jones Falls..
2,700
19,400
July 31
Price
EXCHANGE
BALTIMORE CITY
%
3,000
3,000
1,000
10,200
3,000
2,000
$280,800
$228,500
1,070,700
PRICES IN JULY.
BALTIMORE
SALES.
July
Jan. 1 to
1930.
1931.
Bond Sales.
July
33,059
461,690
287,223
July 31
BALTIMORE STOCK EXCHANGE
1930.
,
30,506
Shares
July....
RECORD
BALTIMORE
AGGREGATE
SALES,
BALTIMORE
Since
July
Jan. 1.
Shares
Shares.
2,000
3,000
i'
•
m m
m
mm
—
■»
6,000
^
7.000
5.000
m.
mm
mm
—
mm
6,000
1,000
IfV
mm'mm'mm
■
mm
6.000
—
-.
—
—
—
2.000
1.000
1931.
Par.
1,000
23,000
29,000
1,000
7,000
1,000
28,000
3,000
30,000
5,000
25,000
2,655
mm
BONDS
3,000
3,000
4,000
5,000
19,000
13,000
_
Consol Gaa Gen
4H>
First 5s
--
52.000
15,000
14,500
6.000
31,000
Shares
165
July 31.
Ask
Bid.
Ask
Ref 1st 5s
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
100 k July
1939
Lowest.
23 106k July 30
mm
mm
mm
1965
1934
67
Georgia Marble 6s
1950
Ga Sou & Florida 5s
1945
70
Klngaport Press 6k%
1939
Knoxvllie Traction 1st 5s 1938
Lake Roland 1st 5s
.1942
Lord Bait Hotel gen 6k
%
Macon Dublin & Sat 5s__1947
Md Electric Ry 1st 5s
1931
98 K
97
97
98k 100
90
July 23
-III "79""
76
76
Sale
98
40
Sale
39
37
SI*
6754 July
93
July
93
102
88
1935
93
35
99
July
96
66
81**
96
3
96
10
July
July
1
3
16
18
76
July
96
10
July
July
40
68
1
1
July 15
July 18
93
....
96
w.1943
100 H
101M Sale
97 k
Sale
mrnmm.
89
'ilk "44"
19 X
37
50
86 H
43$4
101
95
44**
99 k July
6 99 k July
6
101 k July 31 101 k July 31
97k July
1 99 k July 21
"19h Sale'
Sale
*50"" "52""
22
49
44
Sale
38 k
Sale
Sale
18
31
12k
mm,
1,189 Ches Ac Pot Tel
352
17
4,025
1,170
14
of Bait
1,039
55
41
377
54
25
75
Preferred B
3854 Sale
15
1
37
Sale
95
100
4354 July
7
18
July 31
3154 July 15
50
July
2
1354 July
7
285*
—~
54 Sale
36 54
155
216
Preferred...
75c.July 17
44 k July
20
July
7
13
33
July 27
51
July
15
July 10
6
260
«.
200
J.
m m — m m m
mm mm
m
Series
B
331
«.
1,128
,
6,969
0
mmmmmm~
Preferred..
88
10
15
Preferred
91
203
24
85
110
109
91
Sale
Sale
88
10954
10354 1035* 106
654
31
827
110
2,666
259
14,747
310
3,998
v
405*
25
445*
4
Sale
Sale
28
165* III6
Sale
41
22
Sale
28
140""
Sale
954
954
Sale
40
"285*
10
25
1375* 140
954
954 10
41
41
2354
3
....
m
Sale
New Amsterdam
24
254
•
420
5
..100
59
Casualty.
1
6
15
68
July 15
93
July 18
9154 Apr. 16
4 1035* Mar. 12
03
Mar.
83
June
1
88
Jan.
90
Apr.
17
93
94
Jan.
31 100
Jan.
6
Apr. 20
6
015* July 31 101 k July 31
975* July
1
985* June 18
Jan.
7 79
855* May 11 9554
0054 Feb.
3 102
8654 May 15 88
50
Mar. 13
67
425* Jan
6
5054
1754 June 3 26
.
30
49
12
June
8
June 20
May 18
Mar. 11
Jan.
7
Feb. 20
May
1
Jan.
29
Apr.
4
Feb.
25
44
Mar. 13
Feb. 25
65
35
Jan.
Jan.
A
94
Mar. 11
17
20
May 13
Feb.
10
4
10
July
7
105* July
7
1
5
2
1
6
11
15
15
9
3
27
8
65* July 22
July 22
28
i*
July 22
40
July 21
July
13
3
1754 Sale
July
1
1154 July 17
6
July 13
175* July 28
7
29
July
July
22
6
33
255*
2554
7
....
__«
50
150 Wash Bait Ac Annapolis
50
3,420 Western Md Dairy Inc pref *
Prior preferred
104
50
783 Western National Bank
Feb.
Sale
585* Sale
6
22
4154 July
10
24
July
20
1185* Mar.
2554 July 21
25
July 11
87
July
9
2454 May. 19
Jan.
Jan.
June
June
Jan.
Jan.
10054 Feb.
Jan.
June
107
June
Jan.
15
52
35*
27
98
50c
93 54
Sale
53
3
Sale"
20
9
20
Sale
26
3
June 12
U2H Juna
1
July 13
Apr.. 13
8
Apr
16
1754 Apr. 13
12
Feb.
325* Jan.
21
17
20
40
Jan.
14
3954 May 19
45
Jan.
15
Feb.
24
June 18 32
3 165
June
Mar.
4
Jan. 22
June 11
6
Mar. 26
1
June
Feb. 26
Jan.
9
Jan. 23
May 20
13
3
July
125* July
7
July
21
July
1
May 18
Mar. 21
105* Mar. 17
105* June 18
10
May
1
654 Mar. 6
75* Mar. 14
50
Feb.
27
Feb.
P
Jan.
26
29
Feb.
25
24
Mar.
87
May
1
Feb.
20
June 15
1
i*
Mar.
2
2
Jan.
16
Apr.
9
July
28
36
Feb.
24
June 25
Feb. 16
32
Jan.
41
Feb.
17
16
June 16 4175* Mar.
4
July 28 3354 Jan.
6
Mar. 18
Mar. 18
Sale'
2454 Ju^y 10
554 July 11
5
July
1
48
July 28
255* July
65* July
5
July
July
21
1
3
315* July 14
275* July 22
8854 July
1
315* July
29
July
895* July
20
315* May 11
275* July 22
8554 Jan. 19
3454 Mar. 19
365* Feb. 24
90
May 18
59
61
28
20
53
Sale
50
60
July
14
July
Jan. 15
Mar. 13
June 20
July 28
2
14
1
18
19
July 23
19
July
23
51
525*
'1754 Sale
10
10
52
3
53
July 16
July 17
July 24
175* July 31
4
21
July
July
July
July
16
1
3
1
975* Sale
99
'3354 "345*
33
Sale
2k
Apr.
14
Jan.
12
754 Mar.
615* Apr.
2
18
May
2
225* May
June
Mar.
2
70
Feb.
17
2
17
Mar.
12
June 18
20
Jan.
30
7
Jan.
7
6
26
2
40
June 29
40
June 29
8
May 27
10
Mar. 14
Feb.
23
Apr.
16
5
94
945*
6
25
4
Sale
2
265* July
315*
40
2854 Sale
8854 Sale
.....
Mar.
July 28
23
10
4
22
Jan.
65* Apr. 11
5
24
July
654 June 11
July 22
2
9
1
July
Feb.
24
48
595* Sale
15
245* Feb. 20
Sale
Sale
50
3
60
24
6
5
Common
Preferred
June
28
29
...
10
1* July
25
July 22 26
July
1375* July 20 140 k July
954 July
1
954 July
6
Feb.
25* June 12
354 Feb. 20
65* May 19
July 22 112
17
July
5
21
July 21
July 11
215*
87
80
July
9
2454 July 11
11^
90
79
July
7
1115* July 24 110
11054 July 30 1085*
107
July 13 10254
3
July
3
6
July
8
common.
Penna Water Ac Power......*
4,061 United Rys 8c Electric.....50
75,742 U S Fidelity Ac Guar new...10
21
Feb.
Jan.
75* Feb.
2
375* Jan. 20
25* June 12
4
Apr. 30
24
Sale
30 54
25
5
4,039 Union Trust Co
No par value.
65
975* Apr.
565* Mar.
93
July 18
8854 Mar. 6
May
"21" Sale"
958 Standard Gas Equip pref
538 Standard Gas Equip common
-
3
15
400
25
5 Walton At Co pref.........
m
Jan.
July
0154 Jan.
25
125*
27
30
30
748 Un Porto Rican Sugar com..*
227
3
95
37
325* Feb.
.....
mrntm
Feb.
55* June 11
33
June
3
16
120 Sou Bankers Sec Corp pref
'
24
3
8
27 54 June 19
July
225 Second So Bankers com......
7,081 Silica Gel common...
7,220
Feb.
29
37
Sale
812 Northern Central
515
18
24
30
t—100
Preferred...
105 Park Bank
10
75*
435 Nat'l Sash Weight pref
40
487
Apr.
2854 July 25
11554 July
17
July
235* July
225* July
85
July
2454 July
Sale
86
July
111
July
110
July
10554 July
35*
25* July
6
July
IIIII
Sale
.....
424 Mt Vernon-Woodb M
25
Mar. 11
89
875*
10,983 Monon W Penn P S pref
3,273 Mort Bond 8c Title w I
144
80
75c Jan.
8
154 June 30
Jan. 27
3454 June 2 42
83
May 21 11554 Feb.
9
1175* Sale
Sale
23
Ac Miners Transp
13 Merchants Mort & Credit—
50
6
3
10
t—25
common v
168 Mercantile Trust
444
Jan.
June
20
225* Sale
—...
1,843 Merch
1,030
95*
23
....
425
75
100
v t c
1st preferred
1,435
..25
2d preferred....
3,308
25
23,274 Maryland CasConew when iss
4,142 Maryland Tr Co new when iss
5 May Oil Burner.........
mmmmmmmmmmrnm
Jan
80
(new)
684 Mfrs Finance
630
14
Mar.
I
w
10 John E Hurst
3,438
90
Jan.
1
July 17
3754 July
7
July 13
355*
11554 Sale
158 Humphreys Mfg Co pref..
200
271
717
14
.........
First Nat Bank
Guilford Realty Co......
434 Houston Oil pref
2,735
11
•
923 Finance Service com A
29
Common class B vot tr
'
90
90
common..
'
—
10
July 23
July 13
36
90
285* Sale
554
7
...
3,547 Fidelity Ac Guar Fire Corp. 10
2,807 Fidelity 8c Deposit......
50
2,158 Finance Co of Amer A...
*
215
31
19
9754 Feb.
60
IIIII
25
150 Empire 38th St Corp pref.100
206 Equitable Trust Co........25
mmm
Sale
*
1,038 Eastern Rolling Mill....___.*
1,487 Emerson Bromo Selts Awl
.1,..
m
30
pf—100
.......
400 Davison Chemical
54
Feb.
10
94
Preferred...............25
80
65*% 1st preferred
100
427 Commercial Credit N O pf..
*
10,188 Consol Gas E L Ac Power
610
6% preferred ser D.....100
428
554% pref w 1 ser E
100
2,871
5% preferred
......100
2,216 Consolidation Coal....
100
87
'
.10
60 Commercial Credit.......
1,111
434
27 101
30
5
18
21
11
23
11
STOCKS.
165 Berllner«Joyce Aircraft Corp.
13,246 Black & Decker common..—*
320
Preferred.................
mm
Feb.
1254 June 10
50 Benesch (I) Ac Sons common..
1,160
98
July
June
May
May
May
July
Apr.
97k Feb.
79
75 Baltimore Tuba com..
100
468
Preferred.................
-m,-~mrnm,
101
Feb. 28 1065*
Mar. 15 1065*
10054 Jan.
9 107 J*
98
97 k June 24
1055* May 11 1055*
70
July. 23 70
55
May
9 70
Jan.
2
9354 Feo. 25 95
10154 Mar. 11 10154 Mar. 11
18k
1940
July
90
Monon Vail Trac 1st 5s..1942
Norfolk Street Ry 5a_——1944
w
70
16
100
Merchants Terminal 4k* 1948
North Ave Market 6s
Olustee Timber Co 6s
98 H July
Sale
95
1st 8c ret 6 k* series A—1957
Maryland Lat'l Ac Post Rd L n
Maryland Mtge 5**#
1948
Prudential Ref 6 k*
July 23
1931
34,373 Baltimore Trust Co
mm
1.
Highest,
105
210 Baltimore Brick pref.
2,130
mm
JAN.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
10214
—1934
Elk Horn Corp 6!^ s
Finance Co of Am 6 k*
1,665 Appalachian Corp...—......
*
16,557 Arundel Corporation
693 Atlantic Coast L (Conn)
50
50
July I.
Bid.
1954
Consol Coal ref 4ks.
Shares.
1,957
Ask
Bid.
Consol G E L Ac P 43*8.__19;i5
4H«
1981
1,000 Roland Park Homeland 5 k*'
81,000 Safe Harbor Wat Pow 4k*
1946
3,000 Sandura Co Inc 1st 6t
6,000 Silica Gel Corp 6k* w w.1932
9,000 Standard Gas Equip 6Hi 1932
1,000 Tolchester Beach 6s.........
51,000 Un Porto Rican Sug 6 ^s. 1937
1949
563,000 United Ry & El 1st 4s
Income 4s
285,000
.........1949
Funding 5s
1936
105,200
1st 6s
1949
131,700
175,000 Wash Bait Ac Annap 5s...1941
Md Trust certlfs 5s....
7,000
1 ,OOOWest Penn Traction 5s.. 1960
25.000
SINCE
RANGE
Price about
Jan. 2
18,000
8,000
14,000
12,000
1.000
3,000
3,000
22,000
______
71
PRICES IN JULY.
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
STOCK EXCHANGE
10
51
9
Mar. 19
135* Jan.
Apr.
20
62
6
37
1
June 19
3
July 24
175* July 31
97
July
3
99
July
31
96
25c
94
33
July
17
34
July
24
33
June
Jan.
15
9
4
Jan.
13
20
Feb.
20
Jan. 19
June
9
975* Mar
2
27
Jan.
995* May 23
6
5454 Jan.
5
Apr. 16
1
Jan.
55
Jan.
38
Jan;
3
13
San Francisco Stock
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE OF PRICES ON THE SAN
1931.
Stock Sales.
Shares
July..
Jan. 1 to
July 31
In
Since
Jan. 1.
Jan.
BONDS
T.666
3.000
"3", 600
"f.ooo
102%
.....
2~6o6
14.000
7.000
2.000
1,000
4,000
7.000
1.000
1.000
2,000
34,000
46,000
96
'""395
"
mmm «- —
m
456
20
3,090
500
470
m
-.1945
•
13.406 Clorox Chem Co A
574 CstCoG At ECo 6% 1st pf.100
Conaol Chem Ind class A pf *
13,159
110.416
8.852
4.316
383
300
1,570
300
5.371
520
......
*
f tremen
s
Fund
Ins Co
25
400 First Nat Corp of Portland.*
66.840 Food Mach'y Corp com.... *
Preferred series A
100
20
"2",148
10
6%
205
6%
6
13%
%
4%
B
Q
74,
54%
50
Sale
48
88
75
84%
88
82
63
75
89%
90
104% Sale
28
Mar. 26
95
Feb.
21
88
July
6
104
Feb.
2 106
July
-----
105%
107%
99% 100
July 27
July 17
July 15
82% July
50
July
84% July
8
3
29
80
Sale
103% July
104% 105
1 104 % July 24
79%
"90" "III
Feb.
Feb.
91
92
90
July
9
91
July
92
May
96
Feb.
95% Apr.
74
July
48
July
82
July
64% May
90
91%
1
1 104% July
105% 106% 104% July
July 25
105
July 25 105
105%" 106
105% 106%
114
115%
"98% July "28 "98% July "28
105% 107
107% 108%
166
July
2 166% July 28
100% 101
155
12%
14% Sale
9
16% July 10
13% July
150
120
150
180
155
159%
155" July"
July
11
3% July
8
25 160
—
14
91
Feb.
1
2!
20
13
15
Sale
5*
3*
18H
26%
110%
23%
110
Sale
25
89]
25]
15
Sale
323
23%
July 28
Jan.
15
Jan.
22
Apr.
1
Apr. 23
94
98% Jjly
Jan.
13 100% July_28
74
June 23
Jan.
Jan.
73%
99%
94%
101%
Apr. 14
16
Jan." 10
90
117'•May
2
24
Apr. 14
Feb.
3
May
1
Mar. 6
Mar. 2
5 104% July
Feb.
3
May
May
May
1
4
6
73%
99%
91 %
106%
97%
Sale
80
90
5
34%
11
7%
2
6
11%
Sale
102%
101%
Sale
Sale
18
6%
20
4
34
-
3
3
10
18% July 13
11% July 23
6% July
9
July
July
19
July
11% July
7% July
23
30
28
17
23
17
2% July
July
July
34 % July
82
—
—«.
Sale
90
1%
3
33%
35
5
9%
1%
2
2% May
May
May
17% May
10% June
6% Jan.
% May
19
Sale
13
14%
15%
16
24
16
Mar. 10
14
3
15
6%
54%
53%
23%
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
12
12
12
26
15
Feb.
13
10% Mar. 24
1% Jan.
3
7
16
Feb.
24% Mar. 30
15
May 25
26
Jan.
9
8
36
Feb.
26
85% July
7 % Jau.
2
26
80
33
33% July
21
27
Feb.
June 22
1% July 27
Jan.
5% Mar.
1% Mar.
Jan.
12% July
102% Jan.
5
15" July "3
14
26
Feb.
2
1
1
16
17
Jan.
6 350
29
26
27
26
2
12
28
23
Apr.
I
"3
20
7% Feb.
27
3
July
85% July
2
July
July
Mar. 23
% Jan.
90
18
15"
18
70
30
July "16
85% July
2
1% July 27
6
14%
21
12
2
101
7%|
Jan.
7% Feb.
24
23
6
3
15% July
Jan.
16
June
83
12% July 28
16
June 19
2
30
15
July 20
13
25
6
July
'15%
8
Jan.
10% Feb. 27
7% Feb. 10
72
July
80
25
15%
Jan.
19
30
2% July 24
June 24
10% Apr.
250
Mar.
11
15%
6
-
2% Sale
31
26%
Sale
23%
June
June
16
6
May 19
j,,
,
19% July
July
5
21
106% Jan. 21 111% May
52
Feb.
20% May
1
94
85
Jan.
3
Apr.
Feb.
21% June 2 52
June
1
15
22% Feb.
2 102% May
98% Jan.
17
May 25 23% Mar.
Sale
83
25
25
—-
34
2%
Sale
M
7%
14
yH
24!
23]
18%
7
3% Jan.
2% Apr,
■4
102 % July
23 % July
28
July
3
Sale
34
11%
179% Jau.
4% Jan.
340
34
17
125
June
Feb.
July
25% July
89% July
26% July
101% July
18% July
4
3%
20
June
155
May
18%
20
June
4
June 16
11% Apr.
125
June
17
June 20
6 108
102
19% July
28
Feb.
Mar. 18 105
% July
3% July
350
323
7%
7
Sale
18%
50
350
3%
23%
5%
46%
44%
90
6
13
Mar. 24
4 105
5% June
3
May
12% June
13% Feb.
4% Apr.
111
110% July
22 % July
89
July
23
July
Sale
14
101 %
19
101% 102
18
5*
% July
2% July
19
July
18
2
28
21
29 105
July 25
Feb.
2 106% May 26
1
Feb. 11 113% June
114%
195
11
Jan.
Feb.
70
21
Sale
20%
84
3%
12
14%
"14% "21"
5%
"7%
13
22%
July
July
6% July
3% July
13
July
15
July
203
20
Mar. 26
27 102
17 94%
15 91
28 85
4% July
5
4% July
July
6
July
3
July
12% July
14% July
203
78
5%
14
9
61% July
20 103% Feb.
6 111
May
Mar.
28 107
2 105% June
6 105% May
May
21 92
16
97% Mar.
4 95% Apr.
98
87
June 15
9
May 25
102%
103%
105%
110%
98%
104%
106%
21
5%
70
20
3% July
25
80
400
43
4%
8%
201
246
6
7%
3%
3% Sale
5
220
5
28% Sale
14%
18
98% Sale
19%
20%
43
3%
3%
21
5
90
*
Go.25
Haiku P'n'apple Ltd 7% r of 15
No par value.
94
79
12
30
1,145
50
15
25%
65.899
4.498 Golden State Co Ltd
Gt West Power 6% pf A..100
7% preferred
100
"2.616 Haiku Pineapple Ltd com_20
1,544
Sale
14%
Galland Merc'l Laundry Co.*
•
913 General Paint Corp A_.
Kiel ser
Golden State Milk Prod
U
7%
Ye
1.320
rnmmmmm
250
4%
At
5.027
510
8%
10
10,167 Foster
380
•
B
.
2,820
:
Preferred
A............._•
10.445
115
6 110% July
9
2
5j
v t c____
Preferred
Douglas Aircraft Co capital.*
1.399 El Dorado Oil Works capital *
14.786 Emporium-Cap well Corp.... •
7.725 Fageol Motors Co com.....10
Preferred...
....10
2.964
1.048 Fireman's Fund Ind Co cap 10
■jdd [
;:
Common
68
6
Apr.
105% June
82%
"3% "4% "3% ~"3%
50 Crocker 1st Nat Bk of S F.100
Crown /.ellerbach Corp—
880
110% July
75
12
200
171% 180
44
8,522
9
103%
47%
150
108
"49
61% July
61% July
104
*
678 Calif Water Serv Co pref.,100
*
497.055 Caterpillar Tractor Co
1,210
3
July
104% Jan.
74
"92% Sale"
Feb.
June 27
105%
105%
78
744 Calif-Ore Power Co 7% pf.100
28.542
6
55
88
Par
102.072 Calif Packing Corp
21
July
98% 100%
93%
94%
60
495
6
June 12
88
107
103%
6,319
.
July
88
115
17
330
Sule"
84
10
4.788 Calif Copper Corp......
100
7,825 Calif Cotton Mills Co
4,910 California Ink Co Inc A..*
600
III"
70
.
...
mm mm
166""
'77
%-'69
Co of Calif 6% 1942
*
18,380 Bond Ac Share Co, Ltd
•
64.918 Byron Jackson Co..
3.150 C.alamba Sugar com (new).20
7% preferred
20
2,165
726 Calaveras Cement Co com...*
Preferred
...........100
15
525
10
31
30
Apr. 15
May
8
May 12
104
July
1
104% Feb. 20 105
9
105% Jan. 16 106% Feb.
Jan.
2
89
May
1 98
103% Feb. 13 105% July 31
105%
105%
113%
So Pac Co Ore Lines 4%%
STOCKS
"'258
94% July
96
94% July 10
96%
105% July 31 105% July
105% Sale
60
July 16 63% July
63%
65
July
107"" :::::
70
—...
30,560 Alaska Juneau G M (cap)-.lO
10 Alaska Packers Assn cap.. 100
1,006 Anglo & Lon Paris N Bk--100
500 Armour & Co A......—..25
20,474 Associated Ins Fund Inc...10
20 Associated Oil Co capital—*
...*
17,202 \tlas Imp Diesel A.....
100
685 Hank of Calif N A
7,270
101
1 105
1
,
61%
103%
108%
106%
80
-----
67%
85%
Feb.
2 102%
Feb. 26 105%
July 28
85 % May
8
30
28
94%
Southern ,5aclflcCo4%
Shares.
hares.
35% July
28
July
105
105%
Shell Union Oil Corp5%. 1949
5%
July
9
June 23 103% Mar.
102
34
—
110
1957
Union Oil
Sale
72
-
5%
105
103%
90
41.000
Highest.
Sale Prices.
88
88
2,000
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
106%
5%
1952
7,000
102,000 Parafflne Cos, Inc, 5%..1935
Ry Equip Ac Realty Co,
Ltd, 6%
1938
76,000
6.000 San Joaquin Lt Ac Pow 6%.*52
11",000
Highest.
101%
105%
"50% "55" "60% "62"
8,000 Pacific Electric Ry 5% ..1942
32.000 Pacific Gas Ac Elec 5%...1942
5%
1955
8,000
5% %
1952
39,000
6%
1941
30.500
1936
4.000 Pacific Public Serv 5s
1937
9,000 Pacific T Ac T Co 6%
IT,000
_____
105% 106% 105%
1935
7%_.
1.
Sale Prices.
95
101%
105%
"98" Sale"
22,000 No Amer Invest Corp 58--1947
10,000 Orph Theatre Ac Rlty 6% _1946
66.500
—
94%
100%
3.500 Los Anfl GAt E Corp 5%% 1949
1.000 L A Ry Co (of Calif) 5%—1938
1940
12,000 Market St Ry 7%
6.000 Merc Amer Realty Co 5% .1951
1945
143.000 Miller Ac Lux 6%
52.000
9,000
5,000
JAN.
SINCE
Lowest.
102% 103%
..
34
1942
—1947
1943
6%.
5%%
5%%
102%
Ask.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
80
2.000 Los Ang G & E Corp 5% .1939
"
RANGE
Sale Prices.
July 31.
July 1.
Ask.
Bid.
404.500 Emp Capwell Corp 5 V$%-1942
7,000 Food Mach'y Corp ser A 6%'38
Series B 6%
3.000
1938
14.000 Great Western Pow Co 5% *46
1 000 Insur Exch Bldg 6% 1931-1944
50,500
July 31
2
1931.
I135
26.000 Assoc OH Co 6%
17,000 Atlas Imp Diesel Eng 6% .1935
1945
1.000 Balfour Bldg 6%
3.000 Calif Gas & Elec Corp 5% 1933
15.000
5%
1937
17.000 Calif & Haw Sua Ref 7% .1937
24.000 Calif Ore Pow Co 6%
1942
1^40
190.000 Calif-Pack Corp 5%
21.000 Coast Cos G & E Co 5% —1960
"l'.ooo
Jan. 1 to
PRICES IN JULY.
J
$
"3,660
1,264,531
10,173,032
Price
EXCHANGE
STOCK
July
v
1930.
$177,500
1,265,000
$158,500
1,479,000
1
FRANCISCO
SAN
SALES.
AGQREQATE
364,903
6,642,753
July
1931.
'
Bond Sales.
1930.
•
15
Jan.
May
May
39% Feb. 21
11
Feb.
5
3
Feb.
10
22%
15%
105%
105%
9
Mar. 26
June 22
Apr.
Apr.
6
6
Mar.
6
21% Apr.
4
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
AGGREGATE
SALES
SAN
FRANCISCO
EXCHANGE
STOCK
In
July
Since
Jan. 1.
Shares.
Shares
STOCKS
""186
1,077
520
1,098
""747
Hale Broa Stores Inc
Hawaiian CiSCo Ltd
Hawaliau
"5",041
729
100
15,619
230
""873
8#
42
Sale
31
39%
25 H
49#
Sale
30
27
53
16
40
Honolulu Plantation Co._.50
Hunt Bros Packing Co cl A.*
Kolster Radio Corp, com..
Langendorf On Bale Inc A..*
B
200 Market St Ry prior pref.--100
502 Merc Amer Rlty Co
6% pf.100
N a torn a s Co capital
♦
520 No Amer Invest Corp com. 100
30
90
115
5,005
93
726
930
5#% preferred
6% preferred
100
71,581
No Amer OH Cons
10
100
1,427 Occidental Insur Co cap...10
9,002 Oliver United Filters Inc A_.»
B
»
12,185
747
992 Paahau Sugar Plantation_15
700
21,320
8.781
14,990
4,224
737
3,030 Pacific Finance Corp com.10
255,349 Pacific G Ac E Co com
25
45,853
5)4% preferred
...25
75,943
6% 1st pfd
•
25
61,338 Pacific Ltg Corp common
*
3,983
S6 pref
_•
4,462
4,596
683
232,543
Class A common
Non voting com
53,264
(new)
31.783
Preferred (new) w 1__
5,548 Pacific I Ac T Co com
264
1,959
2,207
""34
16*
5
1,242
7% preferred
65
4,693
235
5,751
368
329
3.094
A
40
2.289
7% preferred
1,038
109
Sale
Sale
70
13
11%
85
3
7#
Sale
13,250
10
223
490
27
Sale
Sale
5
12
6
15
47 #
25
Sale
25%
20% Sale
52% Sale
101
Sale
19# Sale
200
33.363
22,549
1,175
507
34,619
86,245
4,891
7,975
1,019
288
Sou Pacific Co com
(cap)..100
Sou Pac Golden Gate Co
A.*
B
Spring Valley Co Ltd
*
Standard Oil Co of Calif....*
Standard Oil Co of N Y-..25
•
*
com
2.674
preferred..
100
34 619 Transamerica Corp capital..*
2,134.714
20
I raueauier
Corp tr cil old .25
355 Traung Label At Litho CoA
83.436
128,229
Union Oil Assoc
Union OH of Calif
8%
*
........25
114# 115
100% 102%
37
5%
40
8# Sale
"46" "So"
90
Sale
8,179
208.030
169
•
West
Fin Co 8% pf.. 10
Western Pipe Ac Steel of Calif
com
..........
.......10
Yellow Ac Checker Cab
(Cons)
983
Class A series 1
......50
No par value.
36*
3
12
11%
10
7%
"7%
8%
y
VA
c
Sale
60
13# Sale'
14#
18
22% Sale
133
120% Sale
104%
3
3%
23
29
7% Sale
52
91%
45
39m
Sale
103
13
1%
8%
Sale
Sale
11
12
June 12
52
July
29
5% July
55
Sale
....
3
21
6
36 %
4
23#
Sale
1
July
"4#
July "28
July
"79""
July
17
17
"7
20
July
7
July 14
July 24
8% July
3
July
July
12
13% July
48
10
July
6
27% July 30
29 % July
56
July
23
6
105% July 23
July
23# July
10# July
18
July
128
July
133
July
38% July 25
July
July
July
131% July
37% July
3
■
21
16
July
2
3% July
8
11# July 31
12
7% July
6
July
6
7% July
6
10# July~~8
1% July 15
1# July 15
11" July *30
1% July
2
July
6
1
3
July
20 % July
6
July
1 124
July
July
17
31
July
20# July
7% July
3
2
3
8 110
3
29
"52" July"! "54" July'i§
52
91%
16
80
July
15%
12%
9%
39%
18#
5%
July 28
July 29
1
July
3
July
July 21
13 % July
8
11% July
9
July
35 % July
10% July
0% July
5% July
44
July
6% July
7
July
17
July
14# July
15# July
1% July
15
July
23
31
17
31
18%
16
21
15%
250"" July '
21
0%
Sale
20
265"
3
18
15
15
16
9
20
31
15
23
6
51%
7%
8%
17
2
15
July 16
2
July
July 23
July 28
3
July
July 23
3
July
3
July
July 20
July 10
260" July"
14
2
July
21
2% July
22
22%
23
22
July
15
24% July
1
9%
15
10
July
14
10
July
14
6
6
7
17
Jan.
15% Feb.
J*
Jan
27
Feb.
19
17% Mar. 20
2% Feb. 20
17
Mar. 25
8% Mar.
9
Apr.
1% Mar.
11% Mar.
111% July
0% Feb.
3% Mar.
6
7
31
2
30
5% July
24
Jan.
June
2
18
Feb.
27
84% May 20
2% June 25
94
8
20
Feb.
Jan.
25
i\M
13
70
2
June
5
Jan.
2
June 17
20
13
28
15
Apr.
89% Mar.
6
2
Mar. 28
Mar.
3
25
July
7
July 20
June 25
78% Jan.
83% Jan.
7
2
4% Apr. 29
12% Feb.
13
68
July
July
6
June 29
0
June
5
6
103% Jan.
35
15
12 V
Feb.
36
15
Sale
a
0% July
2
0% June 4
5
July
1
17% Apr.
7
% Apr. 28
12
Mar. 4
4
Apr. 10
40
18
18
July
76# July
24% Sale
7%
15
13
23
30
24
3
22
40
20
2
July
July
July
July
July
aya
July
11# July
123% 124% 120% July
110
Sale
105
July
4
Sale
35
9
4
8
Sale
15#
18
2
9
41% Jan.
39% Jan.
28% Jan.
10
"8% Sale
106
230
2%
3
May 28
May 26
78
Sale
18% Sale
2X
June
65
37% Sale
18
17%
9
5%
Sale
Sale
25
27
22
10
4.7% Sale
23% Sale
0%
7
1
15
2
July
31% July
16
July
42
15% June
22% Mar. 25
12
June
28
6
May
10% Feb. 25
4
June
Mar.
Jan.
11% Apr.
38
24%
20%
48%
100%
June
Feb.
Feb.
54%
27%
29%
08%
105%
June
Jan.
18%
0%
15%
110%
June
2
28
Apr. 10 11#
June
2
21
Apr. 29 131 %
120?! Jan.
8 133
33% June
2
50%
5
June
2
15%
3
28
Jan. 23
Mar. 10
July
July
30
23
Mar. 2C
Alar. 25
Feb.
26
Apr.
Apr.
Mar.
July
13
10
Mar.
9
10
18
Feb. 13
2
June 15
9
Jan.
2
5
Jan.
5
Jan.
6
5
15
22
12 *
..25
Amer
39
12% Sale
9%
11%
9%
10X
60
31
July 15
21% Sale
21 %
8%
8%
8%
10% Sale
10%
[27% Sale
125 %
L32
38
50
41 Weill Ac Co (Raph) pref...100
7,275
126
11
89
507 Wells Fargo BkAtUnTrCo.lOO
1,030
Sale
Sale
6,315 Union Sugar Co common..25
843
7% pre fen red
........25
55
22% Sale
9% Sale
—
50
12
9
30
28
July
20% July
28# July
50% July
104
July
52
5
4 X
100
Thomas AUec Co
Tidewater Assoc Oil
56
Sale
........25
.
1,790
808
460
54
130%
17
50
50
Feb.
45
103% 105%
124
Sale
common
Sale
Sale
Sale
„
120
100
17%
0%
5%
12%
4%
10%
11
47% Sale
20% Sale
29 *
Sale
...100
6% prior A
Schlesinger Ac Sons Inc—
22
15%
Prices.
13% Feb. 27
17
45
July
July
37# July
7
July
21
4
125
pr pfd..100
42
Jan.
1
16
Sale
V5
J™
Sale
June
20
28
Sale
18
Sale
9
5
Highest.
Prices.
33
1% July
July
109
July
5% July
1% July
11# July
"45"
8#
118
14#
2
21
38
18
42
0% July
Sale
30
8
—--
9
1
42% July
0% July
25
19#
JAN.
22
16
"79"
100
134,486 Shell Union Oil Corp com
965
5#% cum conv pref
100
2.361 Sherman Ac Clay 7% pt pf.100
336 Sierra Pac Elec Co 0% pf_.100
1.290
9,208
3.257
10.631
310.918
5.750
5.217
1,065
7%
4%
10
13%
18%
23
28
7%
8
8%
34
78%
83# Sale
9% Sale
40% July
27
July
30 % July
13
July
10
5
7r>
90
~*ly*
9
m
7%
"2%
12#
SINCE
Lowest.
Prices.
5
■■■
■
Sale
Inc common...
•
Preferred
...»
Lt Ac Pow
14% Sale
1#
Koos Bros
S J
35
4#
.....
76.050
29
16#
Sale
18%
10#
2%
1%
101
203 Ry Equip Ac Realty Co class A
1st preferred
4,684
279
Series 1
..'-",807
Series 2.....
250
Convertible pref erred
6.860 Rainier Pulp At Pa A com
•
165,609 Richfield OH Co com
*
700
39 Mi
10 x
105
Sale
........
"352
13
42%
27%
Sale
17%
.....
IX
18
*
41,047 Paraffine Cos, Inc, The.....*
424 Phillips Petroleum Co
cap'l.*
2,808 Pig'n Whistle Corp pref..
•
150
102
0% preferred
*
9%
42%
25%
Highest.
Sale Prices.
40
5%
20
i_*
w
13
42%
Sale
h
20
"id"
Pacific Public Service Co—
11,403
1
Lowest.
Ask.
17
2,343
10
7 X
89%
July 31.
Ask. Bid.
9%
.....
MachCoconi 10
10#
.....
*
1,123 Leighton Indus IncclA ser 1 *
1,020
Class B v t c
*
7,681 Leslie-Calif Salt Co
*
2,151 L A Gas Ac Elec Corp 6% pt 100
785 l.yonn-Magnuf A
*
456.499 Magnavox Co Ltd....
i
11,259 Magnln Ac Co (I) com
*
448
Preferred 6%
100
4,880 MarchantCal
Bid.
40 #
40 #
Home F At M Ins Co of Cal.10
Honolulu Cons OH Co.....10
2.801
28
238
325
July 1.
Ask.
21>
190 Hutchinson Sugar Plant..18
731 Investors Assn (The) capital *
680 Jantzen Knitting Mills com •
551
Bid
*
Pineapple Ltd..20
RANGE
2
1931.
Par.
2,055
2,505
8.007
1.700
30.021
1,272
2,803
PRICES IN JULYI
Price
Jan.
73
10
Apr.
18
Jan.
15
Jan.
5
18# Mar.
9
7% Apr.
8% Mar.
22
5
8
12# Apr. .14
5
OH Jan.
9# Jan. 27
10
Feb.
1
June
1% June
8
May
50
June
SH
83
Jan.
Jan.
20
Jan.
7
Jan.
7
115# Jan.
124
Mar. 30
102
110
July
31
Apr.
34# Feb.
10# Feb.
55
July
16
Jan.
2% June
20# July
4% May 12
5
2
13
2
33
June 13
41
86
May
2
55
Feb.
4
93# June 19
Mar.
76* July 16 100# Mar.
8
May
15# July
9* May 29 13# Mar.
Apr. 29
10# Feb.
31 % June
2
Feb.
15X June 18
5% Feb. 20
June
3
38% June 23
July 23
0% June 13
15
Jan.
8
13# Apr. 28
14# Apr. 28
2
1# June
m
5
20
28
4
17
13
Feb.
14
Apr.
28
8% Feb. 27
69# Jan.
9
i!K
July
28
Feb.
18
Feb.
26
11
24# Feb. 13
26# Feb. 13
4# Mar. 26
21
Apr.
2
15
July
98
Feb.
9
98
Feb.
9
June
5 275
Jan. 10
Jan. 22
5# Msr. 16
230
2
14# Jan.
21
17
8# May 16
28# Apr. 13
10
July
14
/
Angeles Stock Exch.
Los
YEARLY RECORD
MONTHLY AND
ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE OF PRICES ON THE LOS
Jaa. 1 to July 31
AGGREGATE
Since
Jan. 1.
2
1931.
£000
8,000
Los Angeles Gas
4,000
2,000
2,000
1947
107
105
106
107
106
110
1105*
104
105
2,000
«?*•
1949
6s
1942 107 h 108)4
11,000
101?*
5s
1961 101
22,000
91
92 H
La
Ry
Co
1st
mtge
5»
1938
8,000
75
80
1st & ref 5s
1940
12,000
90
92
1935
6,000 Miller & Lux 7s
101 h
6s
1945 101
2,000
89
91
1956
2,000 Nev Cal Electric 5s
90
92
18,000 Pac El Ry 1st mtge 5a....l942
1942 102 X 103
10,000 Pacific Gas & Elec 5s
102
5s
1955
X
103
1,000
5H«
1952 104?* 105 X
13,000
98
99
4?*a
1957
5,000
6s
1941 109)4 110X
1,000
STOCKS
4,000
11,900
2,700
108,900
10
450
50
70
~99X io5k
99
105
1055*
Barnsdall Oil A...........25
10
Bolsa Chica Oil A
135 Broadway Dept Stores pf.100
533
Ex-warrant
.....100
18?*
19?*
11?*
20?*
12?*
Sale
70
.....
65
8,300 Byron Jackson Co
2,650 California Bank
*
25
400 California Packing Corp
•
1,412 Central Investment Co...100
5?*
10
1,906 Commercial Discount
21,100 Douglas Aircraft Inc.......*
*
1,000 Emsco Derrick & Equip
25
82 Farmers & Mer Nat Bank. 100
300 Food Machinery Corp
*
285 Foster & Klieser..10
6,700 Gil more Oil Co
5,953 Globe Grain & Milling
""io
50
412
1,700
170
2,000
Milk
*
com
179 Goodyear Textile pref
1,546
2,260
1,711
800
5,000
4,125
14,400
100
pref
»
Los Angeles Athletic
Club.10
Angeles Biltmore pf. 100
Angeles Gas & El pref.100
Angeles Invest com..10
Co..
Petro
615 Moreland
-.25
"loo
2,700
450
200
200
1,000
10
900
T666
100
300
Pacific
Finance
Preferred
8
16
965*
90
90
July
29
92
Preferred
series
C
10
Preferred
series
D
10
10
New
New preferred A
New preferred C......
80
8
26
July
10
955* July
905* July
995* July
14
14
16
965* July
925* July
995* July
21
8
16
11?* July
16
14?* July
1
21
315
3?*
4?*
3
6
6
2?*
162
171
24 h
43
25?*
28?*
70
July
1
15?* Sale
15?* July
31
16?* July
3
July
July
23
8
20
July
July
23
2
20
18
17 X
8
18
10
6
24?*
—w..
IX
8
24?*
21
X
4?*
60
Sale
5?*
7
108
3
22?*
26?*
"76"
8
6?* Sale
5?*
22M
July
3
13?* July
16
85?* July
27
15
9
31
85?* July
75
July
7
July
8?* July
27
7
9
1
8
23?* July
2
15
Juljr
24?* July
2
17
23?*
1?* July
13
1?* July
13
6?* July
6
July
2?*
4?*
160
30
28?*
Sale
n$ if*
48?*
47
48
29
29?*
26
51?*
52?*
100?* 101
55
60
1
1?*
19
Sale
6
II*
a**
4X
25
109?*
5?*
1?*
IX
3?*
2?*
2
4
150
22?*
July
5?* July
1 111?* July
6?* July
31
30
3
1?* July
10
2?* July
3
108
160
21
23
14
Jan.
16
July
23
19?* Feb. 25
83?* June 19
66
4
Jan.
3 151?* July
7
14?* July
21
18
26?* July
14?* July
2
18
10?* July
1
13?* July
11
8?* July
3
July
3
45?* July 28
29?* July 15
26?* July
2
51
July 15
48?* July
29?* July
26?* July
56?* July
51?* July
29
52?* July
1
21?* July
9 X July
17?* July
30
22?* July
95* July
18 M July
10
9
6
151
July
25
12
12?
10
11
8
9
2
2
July
21?* June 9
7
18?* Feb.
X Mar. 19
6
1
June 15
4?* Apr.
Apr.
102?* Jan.
5
Apr.
54?*
"55?*
8?*
10
45?* Sale
29?*
29?*
26?*
27?*
51
Sale
104
52?* Sale
51
51?*
1
"22H
8?*
17?*
22?*
9?*
18
"9
16?*
17?*
9
9
6
June
8
Mar.
9
2
11
2
6
21H Mar. 16
55
Mar,' 9
13
Jan.
5
22?* Jan.
2
75
Jan. 21
80
Apr.
6
7?* Feb. 24
94?* Feb. 20
36?* Apr. 13
94
Jan. 15
90
Mar. 3
23?* Mar. 25
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
Apr.
Mar.
Mar.
Apr.
Jan.
Mar.
89
June
80
Feb.
7
July
8?* June
20
23?*
6?*
192?*
30?*
5?*
18?*
20?*
20?*
Feb.
Feb
Mar. 13
3
1
Feb.
19
3 165
25
19
July
Feb.
Apr. 22 29
14?* July 18 25
13?*
10?* Apr. 21
9?* Jan. 15
8?* Jan. 22
9?* Jan. 28
13?*
10?* June 24
2
11?*
11?* June
9
8?*
8?* June
10
May 26 10
2
54?*
39?* June
2
29?*
27
Feb.
25?* Mar. 19 26?*
51
July 15 67?*
25
23
19
10
3
19
3
4?* Apr.
21
Apr.
1
Jan.
18?* Jan.
8?* Apr.
15?* June
3
18
21
23
Jan.
2
Jan. 13
18?* Feb.
7
X Mar. 19
3
Jan. 13
6?* Jan. 14
75
Jan.
3
111?* July 30
10?* Jan. 27
4
60
15
19
33
6
151
19
26
6
16
4
2
6
20
6
1?* July
2
May 20
2
3?* Apr.
25
25?* July
7
May 14
6?* June
2
38
27?*
25
5
26
55
50
Sale
Sale
2
Feb.
12?* Jan.
3
May
370?* May
24?* Jan.
4?* Apr.
17
73 k July
7
July
8?t
¥
10?*
10
10
10
15
16
IX
25
25
Sale
10?*
11?*
8?* Sale
9
9?*
18
3
23
13
1?4
151
75
4
4
1?*
3?*
11?* July 16
Mar. 19
7X June 22
5?* June
2
70
Jan.
7
69?* Jan.
7
3?* May 27
72 X July 30
25?* Apr. 30
62
July 24
70
June 18
14?* Jan.
5
July
July
17
75
7
6 104 5* Mar. 26
5
15?*
a*
Mar.
3
400
12?*
12?*
85?*
"§5"
8
75
6
4 1045* Mar.
6 1045* Mar.
June
3?*
17.** ll?*
7
Sale
Sale
20
7
325
15
19
18
16
420
17?*
•
3
July
68?* July
3
1:
10?* July
75?* July
O
3
965* June 15
Mar.
Mar.
1055*
945* Mar.
23
15
17
20?*
19?*
Jan. 28
66
4
4 1025* Feb.
Feb.
Feb. 20
55
24
25
75
77?*
62
Sale
6
Mar. 13
May 27
Apr. 22
4
995* July 16
985* June
105
May 26 1055* May 15
30
Sale
72
15?* Sale
99
Mar.
Apr.
80
July
July
22?*
4
Mar. 13
Apr. 10
10 1055* July 30
1005* Feb. 20 1025* June 22
1035* Mar. 11 1035* Mar. 10
Feb. 18 105 5* Feb. 10
62
70
26?*
6
Mar.
Feb. 26
July 29
104
30 1055* July 30
72?* July
77
3?*
925*
945*
103 X
1045*
1065*
Apr. 10
Apr. 22
29
75
25
8?* Sale
9
Sale
73
80
103
Sale
9?* Sale
47?*
Feb.
1025*
965*
1045*
1045*
1045*
8
18
75
85?*
62?*
6
14
925*
905*
1035*
1045*
7
July
31
29
July
July
8?*
70
75
3
72
4
102
7?*
7
8?*
9
8?* Sale
75
72
75
16
23?*
12?* Sale
72
16
Feb.
4 102
1135* June 17 1135* June 17
995* 100
1045* 1055*
14?* Sale
20
4
20
6
16
8
Feb. 20
80
4
Feb.
1045*
955*
985*
99
103M 104
27
13?*
8
410
3
24
15,400 Pacific Gas & Elec com..25
1st Preferred
........25
8,346
1,232
5?*% preferred.........25
5,500 Pacific Lighting com.......*
112
6% preferred
19,900 Pacific Mutual Life Insur.10
2,100 Pacific National Co.......25
18,700 Pacific Public Service A.—.*
New..
3,400
Preferred........
...*
1,400
T
*
series
New preferred D
905* July
10
935* Apr.
16
925* Mar. 13 1025* Jan.
106
99
305*
14
com......10
A......10
900 Pacific Clay Products.
6,400
800
10
.100
822 Mortgage Guar Co
15 Nat'l Bank of Commerce..25
Pacific Amer Fire Insur..l0
52,900
25,000
18,000
11,200
11,800
T.700
Moter pref...
4,650
100
88
75
93
__*
Preferred
Los
905* July
905*
1055*
1045* 104
..
16 1105* Apr.
6 105
July
June
71
32
81
Sale
_*
Lincoln Mortgage com
Los
75
Sale
E* :a-
32
17,000 MacMillan
160
6
385
23?*
25
Service 8%
600 Monolith Port Cent com....*
Pref
218
"466
12?*
International Re Ins Corp 10
295 Los
897
16
21
Home
905*
5 1065* May 12
Feb. 27
27 106
Jan.
975*
97
97
965*
1055* 1055* 1055* 1055*
1055* 1055* 1055* 1055*
1055* 1055* 1055* 1055*
105
1055* 1055* July
1045*
103
1025* 103" 102
Prod..25
100 Jantzen Knit Mills
170
25
1,197 Goodyear Tire & Rub pf.100
1,180 Hal Roach 8% pref
25
22,100 Hancock Oil common A..25
2,277
20,300
88X
'91?* "97k
600
State
75
103K Mar.
16
1015* 1015*
1145*
1135* 114
80
80
400 Golden
78
July
16 105
Par.
6,700 Citizen's National Bank._20
43,200 Claude Neon of Del........*
800
400
70
48
104
92 X
92 X
100 X
1,000
1,800
1,100
895*
52
Feb.
109
July
4
4 106
Feb.
106
5
5 1025* June
Feb.
1025* June
101
104
104
92
91
Sale Prices.
105
70
31
1025* 103?*
1025* 103 X
1025* 1035*
103
Highest.
Sale Prices.
1045* 1055* 1055* 1055*
94
93
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
105M
1045* 105
1055* 1065* 1063*
101?* 102
Assoc Gas & Electric A
*
20 Barker Bros preferred....100
3,000
1.
Highest.
1065* Feb.
Feb.
106
89
89
104 X 105
60
55
.1944
41,000 Richfield Oil 6s
2,000 Sierra & San Fran 1st 5s. 1949
2nd 5s
1949
14,000
1951
26,000 Sou Calif Edison 5s
5s
1952
16,000
5s
1954
7,000
General 5s...
1939
6,000
1957
53,000 So Calif Gas 5s
5?*a
...1952
6,500
6s
1950
20,000
1968
86,000 So Counties Gas 4?*s
1945
34,000 Union Oil of Calif 5s
5s
1935
22,000
6s
1942
29,000
Shares.
Sharesr
JAN.
SINCE
Sale Prices.
102X 1025* 1025*
106
.
1,000
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
102?*
..1935
8c El 5?*a *43
5?*l
RANGE
JULY.
Lowest.
July 31.
July 1.
As*.
S
Associated Oil 6s
2,395,600
508,600
31
Price
BONDS
25,000
1,000
7,000
1,000
Jan. 1 to July
Jan.
In
July
$237,000
$23,000
PRICES IN
LOS ANGELES
STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES.
1930,
1931.
Bond Sales.
July
531,036
6,065,075
261,427
3,664,803
..Shares
July
1930.
1931.
Stock Sales.
18
Feb. 19
June 22
Jan. 13
Feb.
July 11
Apr.
2
Apr.
1
Apr.
1
July 11
June
June
2
9
May 26
Mar. 10
July
July
9
2
Mar. 20
58?* Jan.
8
2
Apr.
1
27?* Feb. 26
10?* Apr. 13
18?* Apr. 24
LOS
AGGREGATE
SALES.
>
Since
July
Jan. 1„
$ ■
190
BONDS
common
49,000 Pacific Wextern
2,000 Petrol!te Corp.
15,900 Pickwick Corp
"2", 000
3,700
Oil
144
10
509 Republic Supply Co
314,000 Richfield Oil common
Preferred
110,500
169,600 Rio Grande Oil
400
5,900
273
137
2,458 San Joaquin L&P 7%
pr
*
*
25
*
pflOO
506
6% prior preferred.... 100
60 Seaboard Dairy Credit pf.100
Ex warrants...
10
100
344 Seaboard National Bank..25
340 Seaboard Nat'l Secur Corp 25
45
20
9,000
1,300
>.
54,300 Sec First Nat'l Bank L A..25
11,700 Shell Union Oil com........*
9.200 Signal OH Ac Gas Co A
25
B
25
1,100
141,600 Sou Calif Edison Co com..25
1,452
Original preferred..--..25
22,000
7% preferred
25
52,800
6% preferred
25
45,700
5J4% preferred.........25
1.217 Sou Calif Gas 6% pref
25
300
20,506
3,500
6,300
7,700
672
0% preferred A
25
948 Sou Counties Gas 6% pref 100
*
266,500 Standard Oil of Calif
1,212 Superior Oil com.....
.25
33,400
700
4,800 Taylor Milling Corp
*
532 Title Ina 5c Trust Co..
..25
80,900
937,600 Transamerica Corp....... 25
Q8
569 Union Bank & Trust Co..l00
156,500 Union Oil Associates......25
13,000
23,300
25
187,300 Union Oil of Calif
1,300 Van De Kamp Hoi Bakery..25
200
100 Victor Oil
J
Ask.
July 1.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
128
125
"7"*: Sale"
July 31.
534
127
634
JAN.
1.25
1.45
1.251.4234
19
27
5 34 Sale
7
6 54
Sale
115
103
3734 Sale
3754
40
Sale
81
834 Sale
1554
1654
4634 Sale
55
60
2934 Sale
2634 Sale
2454 Sale
24
\
"26"
9754 101
4734 Sale
34
134
54
134
2154
134 Sale
i54
234
454 Sale
11934 121
10434 106
Ask.
128
534 Sale
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
126
July
534 July
56
5634
4734 4934
7154 Sale
6
634
::<8
934
4454 Sale
5134
60
2934 Sale
2634 Sale
2634
2554
10034 Sale
3754 Sale
52
-
20
80
95
67
75
>
934
34 July
134 July
10
July
134 July
154 July
334 July
12054 July
10454 July
28
2
18
22
10
28
July
10
July
134 July
134 July
434 July
7 124
9 110
4534 July 10
4734 July 10
71
July 29
634 July 28
8
34 July
8
134 July 20
8
4134 July 31
18
1
10
3
July 17
July 30
4554 July 22
4734 July 10
77
July
6
7
July
7
8
July
8
4534 July
6
60
1
1
3054 July 23
27
Sale
2651 July
1
27
10234 104
3634 Sale
20
10034 July
3554 July
29
July 23
July 23
2634
2634
1 10234 July 22
15 39
July
3
17
"x
22
10
16
13
18
21
19
11
16
2434
2534
.
Sale
::::: "*54
8
16
8
1434
2434
2234
17
July 27
18
July
75
Sale
1454 Sale
1534 Sale
20
126
July
534 June
7 12634 July
7
1534 Feb. 20
2
June 24
34 June 23
134 May 14
10
July 18
1
May
8
134 June
2
3
115
June
Jan.
10134 Jan.
50
Apr.
40
May
3734 Jan.
39
Apr.
71
July
.5
Apr.
2
18
234 Mar.
20
6 124
Apr. 27
Apr. 23
3654 June
3
325
July
1454 July
1534 July
934 July
15
834 July
7 325
July
17
31
July.
30
1834 July
10
954 July
16
17
3
654
7 325
3
1354
3
1434
9
934
34
834
20
Mar. 30
July
Apr.
May
July
July
Feb.
30
11
27
24
10
8
Jan.
21
1754 Feb. 17
16
Jan.
22
5434 Feb. 26
60
June
2
29
June 15 3054
2634 Jan.
2
29
2454 Jan.
2
2734
2554 Jan.
3 2634
2534 Jan. 13 27 54
9934 Jan.
5 10234
3134 June 2 51
15
June
2 23
65
634 July
Jan.
7
5
2
634 Jan.
5
934 Jan. 27
1034 Feb. 21
6 110
50
11
27 40
2 4554
29 4734
29 9534
10
30
5
10
Feb.
1.35 Jan.
50
2934 July
2754 July
1634
1654 Sale
1834 Sale
134
6
3034 3054
2854 Sale
67
7
325
834 Sale
30
7
——
325
Sale
Sale
8
46
4134 Sale
Sale
28
18
2334
108
4434
1734
2234
12
134 Sale
134
134
334
4
12334 124
7534 Sale
734
754
20
325
34
134
46
16
1334 Sale
34
134
7 12634 July
29
6
July
11
45
1934
10
3.578 Weber Showcase & Fix pfd._*
3,500 Western Air Express...... 10
8,400 Western Pipe Ac Steel Corp.lt
Sale
114
101
1.
Lowest.
6
*
19,100 Republic Pete Co.........10
2,000
Bid. '
100
Corp..*
com
SINCE
2
1931.
Par
190 Pac Tel & Tel
700
RANGE
Price
Jan.
$
75
EXCHANGE
PRICES IN JULY.
LOS ANGELES
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
STOCK
ANGELES
Feb.
19
May
9
July 23
May 14
Apr. 21
Mar. 25
Mar. 17
Feb. 24
Mar.
8
June
3
June 13
2434 Feb. 11
90
Feb. 25
June 13
18
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
16 325
13
Apr. 28
Apr. 27
May 18
June 26
June
1
May 20
16
Jan.
15
26
16
2434 Feb. 13
26
15
Feb.
13
Mar. 25
34 June 26
20
Jan.
19
2134 Apr. 13
28
Apr. 13
RIGHTS—
73,500 Pacific Gas 5c Electric.......
99,600 Pacific Mutual..
.........
381,100
Sou Calif Edison
.........
1.80 Jan.
1.25 Feb.
19
6
154 Jan.
15
254 Mar. 9
1.45 Jan. 31
2"i« Mar. 10
July
Shares
-
aggregate
In
Since
Jan. 1.
Jan.
STOCKS
465
130
445
""65
5,955
12,036
20,694
655
14
1
Preferred
100
1.370
12,780
July
9
30
July
9
13)4 July
8
13)4 July
8
23
•
2)4 Sale
4
July
5)4 July
19k July
8
6
4 )4
4
Sale
6
6)4
6
9
Sale
20
July
6)4 July
21)4 July
30
9H
*
10)4
100
730 Columbia Gas & Electric
20
Sale
1
Sale
13
Sale
17)4
Sale
2
*
112 Consolidated
Gas pref
50
65 Consolidated Ice preferred.50
33 M
Sale
35
Sale
12)4 July
12)4
1
1
13)4 July
1
1
30
46)4 Feo. 20
June
1
Feb. 27
1)4 Jan.v 6
15
Mar. 19
1 330
16
June
3
Jan.
26
10
Jan.
7
65
May 12
July
9
7254 Mar. 17
8
Mar. 19
Jan. 12
6)4 Jan. 21
Mar. 16
75
4
3)4 June
May 18
May
8
7
30
ii*
600
Sale
Sale
Sale
6
Devonian Oil...
.10
67 Diamond National Bank..100
7
10
Jan.
20
Jan.
8
20
Jan.
100
Apr.
4k July
4)4 May
May
1
July
5
13
19)4
-
1 Duquesne National Bank.100
515 Electric Products
10 k May
19
Jan.
17
..50
6 First National Bank (Pgh)ioo
185 Follansbee Bros pref
100
1
Fourteenth Street Bank
50
*
36.971 tiachmeisier-Lind Co
Preferred
*
1,719
71
68
175
75
May
May
185
mmmm
w
120
288
•
com..
985 Horns (Joseph) Co
5,652 Independent Brewing
Preferred..
1,865
32
2
4)4
50
773 (ones Si Laughlin St'! pf..l00
25 Keystone National Bank.100
685
2,942 Koppers Gas & Cokepref.100
2,740 Liberty Dairy Prod
*
225,322 Lone Star Gas
400 McCrady Rodgers pref..
50
14,298
110
mm mm m
mm
m.
m
1,115
2,795
100
1,746 Penn Federal Corp com
1,137 Peoples Sav St Trust
100 Petroleum Exploration
mm
mmmmmmm,
mm
m
km
1.000
m
km
—
«.
125
170
2,015
mmmmmm'm m —
km
—
mm
'mm
1,285
280
mm m mm
mm
mm
598
mm mm mm
mm mm
mm
------
Preferred...
99 H
1
2414
Mttsburgh
26
Pitts Screw &
Bolt
*
Corp.... *
200 Pittsburg Steel Fdy.
24,213 Plymouth OH
5
1,630 Reymers Brothers Inc......*
....*
660 Wuud Manufacturing
10
1,000
1,375
12,700 San Toy Mining............1
29,355 Shamrock Oil & Gas
*
320
5,353 Standard Steel Spring..
*
10 Union Storage Co
......25
6,884 United Engine 5c Fdy
..»•
140 United States Glass Co
25
100 Vanadium Alloy Steel......*
""591
845
895,Waverly OH Works cl A._._*
310
2,510 Westtnghouse Air Brake..-,
250 Westghouse El & Mfg
50
200 Wiser Oil Co
..25
150
3
96)4
Sale
17)4
Sale
Sale
95)4 July
'16"" Sale'
1
2
2
2
117
20
85
26
27
23
Sale
1)4
1)4
1)4
24
lk
97)4 July
21
7
18)4 July
July
7
6
28)4 July
11
47
'25)4
July
17
July
3
1)4 July
17
137)4
15c
5k
4
8
10
8)4 Sale
27
10c July
27
July 20
July 11
July
2
5)4 July
9
July
8
July
1
10c July
""25c
7)4
Sale
-
-
-
-
3)4
5)4
5
8
■
7
Sale
17
28
34)4
Sale
353
14
Sale
10)
17
Sale
10
100
8,483
5,250
1,725
Leonard Oil
Sale
33
9
34
Sale
28
31
35)4 July
10
July
July
15
11)4 July
July
July
29
20
2
3c July
5
July
25
July
16
33 k July
7
13
15
July
26)4 July
17
27
3c July
lc
Sale
40
22
40
z40
23
32
32
40
July
291
22
11
5k
25)4
7
3254
Sale
Sale
5
25
July
July
7
Sale
10
July
.6
10
July
6
1,000
v t
c
_.
*
*
75c Sale
101
11)4 Sale
1944
11.000 shamrock Oil A Gat. 6s
1,000
•
No par value,
x
Penn
Traction
Eix-dlvidend,
Mar.:
June
10c
1)4
SVa
Sale
Sale
65c
Sale
65c July
100)4
Sale
100 k July
~~6k Sale"
tn
!<**•
J06O
31)4
112)4
80
78
79)4
6)4
2)4 June
7* June
12
13)4
3)4
1)4
June
May
75c July
31
July
28 101
1)4 July
6)4 July
1
29
1)4 July
9)4 July
31)4 July
21
31)4 July
79)4 July
7
81
July
28
80
80
July
July
42)4 Feb. 27
15)4 Feb. 24
June
June
18
Jan.
Feb.
1
24
June
Jan.
lc
Feb.
!
3
July
;
31
Mar.
40
32
July
38
2
Jan.
May
May
Apr. ;
May
10
1 50c
20 100
1
1
6
6
29
Mar. 5
Mar. 10
Feb. 26
35
June !
June
6
29
2)4 Mar. 26
Apr. 17
7)4 Feb. 16
35
Mar. 2
90
Jan.
2
10
May
6
22
Mar. 12
93
Jan.
2
:
June
63
5
12)4 Feb. 27
June
40
20
Mar.
1)4 Jan.
July
3c
20
2
Jan.
19)4 Feb. 21
17)4 Jan. 23
May !
1
35
4,000 Independent Brewing 6s
1949
2,000 Monon R C C & C 6s.
50.000 Pittsburgh Brswing 6s..1949
Wect
10c
10c
15
Apr.
20c Jan.
145
165
BONDS
17",000
35
Apr.
90
"93"
*
$2,000 Clark (D L) Candy 6s
$2,000
May :
9
10
13
21
15
10
June 26
June 24
Jan. 12
Apr. 14
Mar. 6
Feb. 10
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
15
30
30
30
90
3
4k
22
2
<1*
90
15
20
ik
Sale
June
Feb.
July
9)4 July
34
9
15
1
Development..25
....100
Lone Star Gas pref
3,745 Mayflower Drug Co
97,915 West Public Service
25
18)4 June I
22)4 June
28)4
1
9)4
14
*17)4
6)4
2
16)4
UNLISTED
240
14)4 May
July
2)4 June
45
1
17
164 Fidelity Title 5i Trust Co
4,800
Mar.
1
415 -oiler (William) Co__..._...*
Preferred
...100
530
1,620'Copperweld Steel.
Jan.
95)4 July
1
26)4 July
1)4 July
May.
June
300
July
24
Mar.;
June
29
15)4 July
45
Mar.
3)4 July
5
July
119)4 July
2)4 July
3
July
118)4 July
95
26
x5k
*
..20
25
400 Salt Creek Consol Oil...
4)4
Jan.
65
24 k Juno
25
May
2 110
28)4 July
July
18
545 Pittsburgh Invest Security.*
889 Pittsburgh Oil & Gas
5
25
27.255 Pitts Plate Glass
23,000
Sale
*
...50
Forglngs
2)4
47
7,000 t'h'H mi till............. 25c
Preferred
1
1.860
2.292 Pittsburg Brewing
...50
Preferred
50
1.045
42,534
3)4
10
110
300
.....
605
V*
Sale
o
119
840 McKlnney Mfg.............*
vtesta Machine..
5
42,785
2.985 Nat Fireprooflng Corp.
m.
*
50
54
mmmrnm mm
mm
110
1
19)4 July
29
July
July
25
*
Preferred..............100
35
July
18
70
72
.........
23,017 Harb-Walker Refrac
50
20
Sale
18
Sale
9
20)4 May 25
73
May 27
44
Feb. 16
10
May 14
32
Jan. 13
3)4 July
2
5
June 30
22)4 Apr.
7
00
Jan.
8
02)4 Mar. 21
lk Mar. 17
29
Feb. 26
48
Apr.
1
5
Feb. 14
37
Apr.
6
27
Jan. 20
33
Jan.
6
.
19)4
19
8
6
19
27
10
28
10
May
Jan.
375
Jan.
May
Mar.
May
Jan.
Feb.
Apr.
19
10)4 Mar.
110
6 Fifth Avenue Bank...
9
4
!18
15
May
318
15
-
......
——
8
Apr.
Mar.
13)4 Mar.
150
400
11
100 Duff Norton Mfg
mm'mm — —
7
Jan.
—...
594 Donahoes Inc cl A.
mm mm
9
$
10
-randall McK & Henderson.*
6.935
"6",228
Jan.
li Jan.
7
8
Jan.
6
24 120
2
29)4 Feb. 24
16)4 June
3)4 .Tan.
3
May 19
30
Feb. il
Feb. 11
30
13 k July 11
Jan.
6
10
Mar. 14
Mar. 14 295
295
35
Jan.
2
June
5
26
35
Jan.
2
25
Apr. 15
Feb. 24
20
May 21 25
Jan.
6
5
May 20 15
§2"" July""! '32" ""July "I
*32" Sale'
Highest.
10)4 June
1
13
2
July
July
20
17)4 July 31
1
July
1
3u
50
Clark (D L) Candy
15 Colonial Trust Co....
1.
Sale Prices.
Prices.
29)4 June 17
9
July
3)4 July
130
10
12 Citizens Traction
710
Sale
Sale
21
50
Pitts (N A)
30,275 Blaw-Knox Co
12,200 Carnegie Metals Co..
325
Sale
..25
Preferred..
1,929
1,285
""loo
6)4
*
*
15 Auto Finance Co
4)4
5 M
*
....10
Armstrong Cork Co
of
13
3)4
Gas Corp"
Preferred..
81 Bank
Prices.
lk
50
....
Arkansas Nat
200
Sale
Sale
330
100
Amer Vitrified Prod
60
818
JAN.
SINCE
Lowest
Highest.
Prices.
*
Growers
Preferred
156
.
*
„..*
Sale
30
x2S
*
100
American Austin Car
Amer Fruit
Ask.
Bid.
Ask
Bid.
Lowest.
July 31.
July 1.
Ask.
Bid.
Par
10 Allegheny Trust Co
7,750 Aluminum Goods Mfg
4,875
2.
1931.
2,233 Allegheny Steel
"""loo
RANGE
PRICES IN JULY.
Shares.
Shares.
115
64,000
31-—
Price
STOCK EXCHANGE
July
Jan. 1 to July
PITTSBURGH
sales.
$9,000
257,000
$20,000
July
156,071
2,547,518
54,252
808,466
Jan. 1 to July 31
1930.
1931.
Bond Sales.
1930.
1931.
Stock Sales.
EXCHANGE
PITTSBURGH STOCK
RANGE OF PRICES ON
Feb. 17
Feb. 17 40
Jan. 17
May 23 160
1 H Apr.
7
June
3
108
Mar. 25
Apr. 27
2
June
3
Jan.
5
June
4
14)4 Feb. 20
98
June
3
June
3
98
June 24
3154 July 30
31
11154 June 11 11254 Mar. 31
79)4 June
2 82)4 Mar. 31
22
Jan.
5
80
July 28 95
28
92k Feb. 10
92k Feb. 10
30
In the earlier part of this publication
the country, for the latest month
complete records of the dealings on the leading stock exchanges of
year to date, are furnished.
In this department of
and for the calendar
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
to
the different classes of securities
Steam Railroad Bond*..
Steam Railroad Stocks
quoted*
......
Joint Stock Land Bank Bond*
Joint Stock Land Bank Stock*..
Public
81
Public Utility Stocks
99
Industrial & Miscellaneous Bonds..
...100
Real Estate Bonds.
103
Investment Trust Stocks and Bonds......82
Quotations from all Stock Exchanges
Utility Bonds
....
Insurance
88
Real Estate Trust and Land Stocks—-—.95
....91
United States and Municipal Bonds
Exchange Seats
93
Canadian Municipal
Textile Manufacturing Stocks...
94
Foreign Government Bonds
Mining Stocks
94
are as near as
this rule.
price, he must pay accrued interest in addition to the price.
same
'
Quotations for guaranteed stocks
are per
All others
share.
no
are
are per
It should be borne in mind in the
cases
Stock
designating
is prefixed
As the New York
method and no longer employ a
«The reader will understand, therefore, that unless the letter
This, however, does not apply to income bonds
100
—...102
..101
bonds in default, in which cases
or
'v"'.
prefixed to bond prices denotes that the quotation is a flat price—that is, that the accrued interest forms part of the price, and
default, the price is always "flat." and
Id)
Bonds
possible for the closing dag of the month preceding the date of issue.
therefore the purchaser does not have to provide for it separately in making payment.
thus
Deposit Stocks..96
Title Guarantee and Safe
95
price includes the interest, should there be any.
The letter
Scrip
Industrial & Miscellaneous Stocks.
mark to indicate the fact except where there is a deviation from
the
Stocks and
.94-120
83
Exchange began with Jan. 2 1909 to quote all bond prices "and interest," we have adopted the
to the
Page
P«g«
77
-99
Federal Land Bank Bonds..
,
Page
;
As already stated in the
case
of income bonds and bonds in
designating mark is employed to indicate the fact.
Stock prices marked
"and dividend"; that is, the accrued dividend must be paid in addition to the price.
cent except bank stock prices, which are quoted per share unless otherwise stated.
use
of these tables that the
quotations for many inactive and unlisted securities
are
merely nominal, but in all
the figures are obtained from sources which are considered reliable.
The following abbreviations are often used, viz.; "M" for mortgage, "g" for gold, "gu" for guaranteed, "end" for endorsed, "cons" for
conv" for convertible, "s f" for sinking fund. "1 g" for land grant, "op" for optional.
consolidated
,
The black-faced type in the letters showing the interest period indicates the month when the bonds mature.
NOTICE.—All bond prices are "and interest" except
Bonds.
Bid.
RAILROAD BONDS
Adirondack 1st 4%s 1942 guM&S
Alt.
where marked "f" and income and defaulted bonds.
I
Bonds.
101
102%
94
Eq 6s 1932-1935 (yr)—J&J 15
Eq 41932-'41 E (yr).F&A
Gen & ref 6s 1945 ser A.-A&O
Gen & ref 534s 1945 ser B A&O
Alabama Great Southern—
75
70
Atlantic Coast Line of S O—
Gen 1st g 4s July 1948
J&J
Atl & Danville 1st 4s 1948—-J&J
1st cons g 5s 1943 ser A—J&D
1st cons Is 1943 ser B
J&D
Alabama N Orl T & P June—
"A" deb 5s g '40 red '10-M&N
"B" deb g 5s *40 red '10-M&N
"O" deb g 5s Nov 1 1940-A&O
Alabama Tennessee & Northern—
Prior lien 6s 1948
J&J
Gen income 6s Oct 1948
Alabama & Vicksburg Ry—
105
80
75
106%
94%
—
2d g 4s 1948
J&J
Atl & Yad 1st gu g 4s 1949—A&O
Aug Term 1st
103
103
102
35
15
Oonv g 4%s 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
91%
A&O
West 4s guar
—
-
F&A
....J&D
72
4.75
Eqtr 6s 1931-35 (s-a)..J&J15
A&O
101
100%
96
96%
96
115
100%
99
J&J
9751
Atlanta & Charlotte Air Line—
1st M 4%s 1944 ser A
J&J
1st M 5s 1944 ser B
J&J
Atl Knox & Nor 1st 5s 1946.-J&D
Oonsol gold 4s 2002
M&S(
Atlanta & St Andrews Bay—
1st 6s. 1938
...A&O
Atlanta Terminal 6s 1939 ...F&A
Atlantic City gu 4s 1951
J&J(
M 5%s 1929 extd as 5%
May 1954—
.M&N
Atlantic Coast Line Co of Conn—
Certs Indebt 5s irredeem.J&D
98
103 %
99
104
10251
45
106
8551
to
102%
Atlantic Coast Line RR—
cons
4s July 1 1952-M&S
Eq 6%s Feb 1936 (year) F&A
6 Basis
97%
op.M&N
Oonv deb 4s 1939 op 1916M&N
Gen unlf ser A 4 Us 1964. J&D
90
100 %
4.10
5
Belt RR & Stk Yds (Ind'p'lis)—
1st ref gold 4s 1939
M&N
Belt Ry of Ohatt 5s 1945 —J&J
Belvidere Del 1st 3%s 1943--J&J
98%
90
94
101
3.70%
3.70%
4Hs July 1937
—J&J
4 %s impt 1978
F&A
4s May 1 1933 gu N Y O.M&N
4a May 1 1934 gu N Y O.M&N
4a May 1 1935 gu N Y O.M&N
95
98
48 H
39
65
40
82
108H
102%
104%
80
1 London,
n
3H" Jan 1 1951 —;
J&J
Ref 3 Ha 1952 gu N Y O-.A&O
Ha Feb '33-J&J
Boston & Maine (new) 5s Sept '41
4s-5s April 1947
5s Apr 1944-
Ask.
9SH
106
100
106 %
100
89
100]
100
4.10
4.10
4.15
5s May 1943—
6s Mar 1942
1st
98
4.10
5s June 1945
5s Jan 1946
—
1943
5s May 1940
101*
106J,
98 H
4.10
103
103
103
103
103
103
103
103
103
100
100 %
95 %
5s Jan
—
107
3.70%
3.70%
3.70%
3.70%
3.75%
m
1st
m
1st
m
5s 1967
1955
58
ser
ser
AO—-M&S
2
M&N
A&O
4%s 1961 ser JJ
5s Mar.
1 1932 Series
4.10%
96H
Eq 4 H» 1932-1943 (yr)-A&0
Boat & Maine (old) 4%s
J&J
4a Feb 1 1937
F&A
4a Aug 1942—
F&A
3a July 1950
-J&J
6a Jan 1 1933
J&J
Equip 5Ha 1931-1937(yr)F&A
Eq tr 6« 1932-38 (year)--.J&D
93
-
103"
\l
Wor Nashua & Roch 4-5a 1945
4a Oct 1 1934
A&O
103
84"
Bos & N Y A L 1st 4s K 1955-F&A
97%
98%
102%
103 H
85
103%
92
101%
101H
101H
101H
101H
85%
105
93
104
103 H
104
104
103 H
62
96"
93"
100
....
Boston Rev Beach &
93
90
95
92
89%
73"
76
107 H
104%
Buffalo Creek 1st 5s 1941
1st ref 5s 1961
—
J&J
J&J
Bluff Point Land & Impt—See In
Buffalo Rochester & Pittsburgh—
M&S
Cong 4
1957
M&N
Eq 6s ser K 3932 (*-»">
-F&A
Eq 6s ser K 1933 (s-a)
F&A
Buff & Susquehanna R R Corp—
1st 4s Dec 30 1963,J&J
Gen M g 4s 1955..
-F&A
Cambria & Ind 1st 4%s *68_.J&J
Eq tr 5 H» 1932-88 (year) M&N
Canada A*J 1st 4s 1955
J&J
Canada South 5s 1962 ser A.A&O
Can Nat Rys 4%s 1954-M&S 15
4%s
195/—-
4%s 1968
J&.T
—
4%s guar 1956
4%s guar 1955
40-yr 5s guar 1970
Canadian Northern—
S F deb 7s 1940
9
.J&D
F&A
J&D 15
F&A
J&D
Fdeb6%s 1946
J&J
10-yr g 4%s Feb 15 1935.F&A
Winnipeg Term 4« 1939 ...J&J
100
s
100
Sale price
97 H
102
98
98
101
98 H
& Ml scell.
104 %
77%
78%
101
102 H
89 H
91
102 H
89
92
Rapids & North—
Con 1st & coll tr 5s g *34.-A&O
Butte Anaconda & Pac 5s'44 F&A
Cam & Clear—1st. 5s g 1941.J&J
1969
J&J
1969
A&O
Eq tr 4H« 1932-1942 (gu) M&N
Eq tr 4Hs 1932-45 (ann)—J&D
100
97
100
100
96H
General 5s g 1937
5s guar
5s guar
103
Nominal,
Lynn—
1st m 4Ha July 15 1947-J&J15
Gen m 6s 1933
J&J 15
Brook & Mon 2d 5a 1938
J&D
Brun & West 1st 4s 1938
J&J
Burl Cedar
87%
3.75%
A Last sale.
Bid.
Boston & Lowell 4
....
f This price Includes accrued interest.
4%
4.05
98
Big Sandy Ry 1st g 4s 1944. J&D
96
Blrm Term 1st g 4s 1957 gu.M&S
91
89
Bluff Point Land & Imp—See In d & Mi sceli.
Bolivia Ry 1st 5s 1927..
J&J /
Boonville RR Bridge 4s '41-M&N
Boonville St L & Sou 5s '51 -F&A
Boston & Albany 5« Oct '63—J&J
5s June 1942
J&D
5s July 1 1938
J&J
1st
1st
Bangor & Aroostook—
I
1st M 5s g Jan 1 1943
J&J
Cons refund g 4s 1951
J&J
Medford Ext 5s 1937
M&N
Piscat Div g 5s Jan 1943--A&O
St Johns Riv Ext gu 5s '39-F&A
Van Bur Ext 5s g Jan '43. A&O
Washburn Ext 1st 5s '39--F&A
Bat Creek & S 1st mi g 3a '89 J&D
Bay C & B O 1st M g 3s 1989-J&D
Bedford Belt 1st 5a 1938
J&J
Beech Or 1st 4s g gu 1936
J&J
2d guar gold 5s 1936
J&J
Beech Ork Ext 3%s 1951—A&O
Belllngbam Bay & British Ool—
lat g 5s Dec 1 1932——J&D
■
J&J
-
Ool tr g 4s Oct 11952
Div 1st 5s 1950
J&J
Toledo & Oln Div 4s 1959—J&J
101
99
Oonv deb 4Hp 1948
J&D
Trans S L 1st g 4s 1958--J&J
Oal-Aris 1st & it 4%s '62 op M&S
Series B
Rocky Mt Div 4s 1965
4.20%
S W
Adjustment 4s July 1 1955 Nov
Stamped
M&N
Oonv g 4s of 09 due 55 op J&D
Oonv g 4s of 1905 due '55-J&D
Oonv g 4s of 1960
J&D
Athens Terminal Ry—
1st g 5s 1937
tr 4%s 1932-40 (yr)—M&Ni
tr 4Ha '32-'41 O (yr)—F&A
tr 5a 1932-37 (yr)
F&A
tr 5s 1932-38 (yr)
F&A
tr 6a '32-'35 (yr)-—J&J 15
Pittsb Lake Erie & W Va—
Refund gold 4s 1941—-M&N
100
Ark & Mem Ry Brge & Term—
1st M 5s 1964
M&S
Aroostook Nor 5s g 1947
A&O
Asheville & Spartanburg—S U &
Ool 1st M g gu 4s 1955---J&J
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
Gen mtge gold 4s 1995
Eq
Eq
Eq
Eq
Eq
67
67
A&O
Allegheny Val gen 4s 1942..M&S
Amer Dock & Impt—See Ind & M
Ann Arbor 1st g 1995
Q-J
J&J
1st M 4s g July 1 1948—-A&O
1st M 5s July 1 1948
A&O
Oonv 4%s 1933 red 1923-M&S
Alleghany Oorp—
Ooll tr conv 5s 1944
Ooll & conv 5s 1949.
Ool & conv 5s 1950
6s 1947--A&O
Augusta Union Stat 4s 1953-J&J
Bait Ches&Atl 1st g 5s 1934 M&8 /
Bait & Harris g 5a 1936
M&N
1st JVI West Ext g 5a 1938 M&N
Baltimore & Ohio—
1st M g 5s 1974 series A..M&N
Albany & Susq 3Mb gold 1946
A1 &
gu g
Aus & NWlst 5* g 1941
Bonds.
Ask.
Boston & Albany (Concluded)—
Akron & Barb Belt g 4s 1942. J&D
Ak Cant & Youngst—
(conv. before 1916) gu.
Bid.
Atlantic Coast Line RR (Concl)
105
95
95
4.75
85
4.25%
87
107
108%
100
100
100
100
101
100 %
100 %
100 H
100 %
102%
105x4
1055?
105 %
105%
105%
4.60
4.60
105%
4.10%
4.10%
112%
119%
102H
119%
102%
113%
RAILROAD BONDS
78
NOTICE.—All bond prices are "and Interest" except where
Canadian N W 4 M» Oct 221943Oanadian Pacific—
Cons deben 4s perpetual—J&J
20-yr coll tr 4 M« 1946
M&8
Ooll tr 6s Apr 15 1934
A&O
Coll tr 5s 1954
J&D
8 f 4Mb Dec 15 1944—.J&D16
Ooll tr 4 Ms I960
J&J
M
IF
105
4.50
4.50
4%
Eq tr 6s Apr 26 1932 s-a.-A&O
97
Care Clinch & Ohio 5s 1938--J&J
103
1st cons 6s 1952 ser A-J&SD15
Equip 5s 1932-1937 s-a-A&O
Eq 5s 1932-1933 s-a
J&D
59
108 M
4.25
4%
4.25
Eq tr 6s 1932-*35 (yrly)_J&Jl5
105M
4.20%
4.20%
3%
104
108^
3.753
3.2595
4%
97
55
Sec
62
m
European loan 4s 1946.M&S
94M
96 M
73
84
71M
78
4.50
4.50
4
k
4.50
83
94 M
100M
85 M
113M
88
115
98)
97
4.10
3.75'
4%
3.50)
98
96M
103
77
98 M
97 M
103 M
79
UllnoUi
piV 3 M S *49 op '29 J&J
4s July 1 1949
J&J
Chic & East 111 (new co)—
Gen M 5s May 1951
M&N
Chicago & Eastern Illinois—
l«t COMOI 6s gold 1934—A&O
'82-M&N
Income 5s Oct 1982
Chic Grt West 1st 4s 1959-M&S
Chicago Indiana & Southern Ry
Con mtge g 4s 1956 guar..J&J
Chicago Indianap & Louisville—
Ref M g 6s 1947 series A—J&J
g<£ M g 5s 1947 series B-J&J
Ref M g 4s 1947 series O—J&J
1st & gen 5s 1966 series A.M&N
1st & geni 6s May *66 ser B J&J
Equip tr 6s ,32-,35 (yr)__J&J15 5
Olev Cine Ohlc & St Louis—
93 X
107
66""
——
105M
Ir
80 M
60
80
51
73
4.50
M°"°Tn Coai gu 5s "36 opt J&D
Ch|c
& I C Ry lst 5s 1936—J&J
Chicago Lake Shore & Eastern—
45
4Ms 1969 opt 1919-J&D
101
4%
48
75""
57
20 M
83 M
75
89 series O.J&J
Eq4Ma'32-'43E&F(yr). J&J
4.25%
4.25-%
4.25%
4.30%
gen
M 4Mb 1989 ser E—M&N
Gen M 4 Ms May '99 serF_J&J
J&J
E<L4MS^2-'41 G &."
Equip"tr fts 1932-35 (yr).J&J15
Equip tr 5s'32-'40 ser B(yr)F&A
Chicago & North Western—
Gen M 3Ms g 1987
M&N
Gen M gold 4s 1987
M&N
Stmpd non-pay Fed lnc tax
Gen M 5s *87 stpd lnc tax M&N
Gen M 4Ms'87stpd lnc taxM&N
Gen M 4Ms'87 stpd inc tax M&N
Sinking fund deb 5s 1933-M&N
15-year 6Ms Mar 1936—M&S
1st & ref 5» May 2037
J&D
1st & ref 4Mb Msv ?037 -J&D
1st & ref 4 Ms May 20370 J&D
Oonv g 4M» 1949 ser A—M&N
6 Basis.
1st cons ref g 4Mb
105
Ext at 5M% to 1961
J&D
Frem Elk & Mo V 6a 1933..A&O
Galv Houston & Henderson—
1942--A&O
100 M
101H
92 M
91M
88 M
102 X
102 M
96M
91H
3.70%
1
1
1
1
9
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
89
90 M
111M
s
Colorado & Southern
Ref M g 4 Ms May 1 '35-M&N
General mtge 4Mb 1980—m&N,
Eqtr 6s 1932-3o (.year)—J&J 15 &
Columbia & Port Deposit—
1st m 4s 1940
F&A
Ool & Hock Val ext 4s 1948 A&O
Ool & Tol 1st g 4s 1955
F&A
Conn & Pass 1st g 4s 1943--A&O
Conn River gold 4s 1943
M&S
Connecting Ry (Phila)—
1st M gu 4s Mar 15' 51-M&S15
Cuban Nor Rys 1st 5 Ms *42_ J&D
Cuba RR 1st g 5s 1952
J&J
1st 1 & ref g 7 Ms '36 ser A. J&D
1st 1 & ref 6s 1936 ser B—J&D
Imp & equip 5s 1960
M&N
Dal & Waco 1st gu 5s 1940-M&N
Danb& Norwalk4s 1955
J&D
General 4Ms 1932—
J&J
Del & Bound Br 3Ms 1955-F&A
Delaware & Hudson—
Oonv 5s 1935
A&O
M&N
15-yr g 5 Ms May 1 *37.-M&N
Eq 6s Jan 15 *32-'35(yr) J&J15
D.RIv RR & B gu g 4s 1936-F&A
DelRTerpmg 5s 1942- —M&N
Ex p mon g 5s 1942
J&J
1st & ref gold 4s 1943
106M
103M
Georgia & Florida RR—
1st M 6s 1940 ser A
100M
84
A&O
102 M
107 M
94
82
80 H
78M
86
40
50
35
66
90
85
4 25%
101M
98M
98
74
J&J
95
93
95
93
92
94
82
85
85
82
A&O
82
85
112)
107)
112)
107)
75
85
87
4.75
4.25%
gray?
Pt Term g 5s 1947—J&D
Great Northern—
Gen M 7s 1936 series A
97
109
J&J
98
*41.J&J
B._.J&J
1st & ref g 4Mb *61 opt
43
Gen M 5Ma 1952 ser
Gen M 5s 1973 ser O
64
72
107
101M
J&J
94
Gen 4Mb 1970 ser D—J&J
Gen 4Mb 1977 ser E
J&D
64
30M
35
Eq tr 4Ms 1931-1939
M&S
Eq tr 4Ms 1C32-1940 D (yr)J&J
Eq tr 5s 1931-1938 (yr)..M&S
95
96
Western
102 M
Fruit
4.20
4.20
4.20
Express..
4.30
Eq 5s J'ne 15*32-'39 (yr) J&D
Eq tr 4Mb 1932-1940.J&D
84
^
103 M
107
94 H
95
105
,1
94M
4.30
Great Northern Ry of Canada—
Cons 4s 1934 opt to 1914—A&O
Greenb Ry lstg gu 4s '40..M&N
4reen Bay & West debt certs A..
97M
96M
98M
50 M
75~r
7M
:
Deb ctfs B
3.90%
3.90%
16
iuantanamo & Western—
J&J
1st M 6s 1958 ser A
3.75%
Guayaquil & Quito 1st 5s '32 J&J2
ff
32 M
30"
33
75
72
86
80
Tulf Mobile & Northern—
1st 5 Mb 1950 serB
1st 5s 1950 Series O
56
62 M
4.60
57 M
66
4.25%
91
92
94 M
96
101M
55
J
4
Des M & Ft D 1st 4s 1935--J&J f
4M
Certificates of deposit
88
Des Plaines Val 4Ms 1947.-M&S
30
Det & Mack pr lien 4s 1995-J&D
25
Mortgage gold 4s 1995
J&D
Det R Tun 4Ms 1961 gu...M&N
102^
Detroit Toledo & Ironton—
97
1st 5s Mar 1 1964——J&J
1st mtge 6s 1950
Inc mtge 6s 1960
65
60
4.75
io2
?eb g 6s Sept 1 1936—M&S
cr
ls,t
Harl R
If 4s
&
Ho bo ken
1st lien
102 M
60
A&O
A&O
lulf & Ship Island RR—
1st ref & term g 5s Feb '52-J&J
4ulf Terminal of Mobile—
Denver & Salt Lake Ry—
102M
55
91M
-
Denver & Rio Grande—
J&J
J&J
50
110
1st g gu 4s $ July 1 1950-J&J
Eq tr5s Dec 14 *31-'43 (yr)
87
105
4.15
98
„
111M
....
6 Ms 1930
F&A
Grand Trunk West 4s £ 1950-J&J
91
61M
/
4Mb 1941—J&J
A&O
^ke Sup Div 4s 1955
95
97 M
101
95M
99
111
45
Grand Trunk Ry of CanadaSink fund g deb 7s 1940- A&O
94
107
105
104 M
Prairie Section 4s 1955.—A&O
Mountain Sec 4s 1955
A&O
„
11M
97M
105
1st 4s Feb 25 '39 Alg gu.M&N
1st 4s Feb 16 *42 Alg gu.M&N
Gen 4s 1962 Can Gov gu__J&J
4%
4.65
95
41
J&J
....
1st M 3s 1962
95
100M
16""
9
grand
Rlv Valley 4s 1959-M&S
Grand Trunk Pacific—
103 M
80
15
95 M
Georgia Fla & Ala RR—
1st M & ref 6s 1952
F&A
Ga Mid 1st g 3s 1946
A&O
Ga RR & Bkg ref 6s 1951-A&0
4s Jan 1 1947
J&j
Ga Sou & Fla 1st g 5a 1945-J&J
Deb 5s 1952
A&O
Eq tr 4Mb 1931-1939 s-a.M&N
108
65
45
M&N
Otfs of deposit..
Xr. Rin OrandA Western-^
Gen Income 5s Aug *55—F&A 1
1st con g 4M« 1936
/
July 1 1934
2d 4« 1930
525%
35'"
Gouy
& Osw 1st 5s g 1942—J&D
GrR&Ind ext
103M
104M
5 25%
95
Inc deb 6s 1952
111
1st con g 4s 1936
b
A&O
M&S
J&J
Ga & Ala 5s Oct 1945
J&J
Ga & Ala Term 1st g 5s 1948. J&D
Ga Oaro & N 1st 5s g 1929..J&J
_
1st 4s gold guar 1995
M&N
Cleveland Union Terminals—
Ref & lmpt 58 1978 ser B_
b
1st M 5s 1933
Galveston Term 6s 1938
Ext at 6% to
75M
20M
75
19
0.25
6.25
Genesee River 6s 1957
97 M
92
85
J&D
1st 5s 1938
92
104
99"
98 M
100
1947...J&J
Fort St Un Dept Det 4M" '41
Ft Worth & D O 6s 1921—
105""
Eq tr 4 Ms 1932-42 (yr)„M&N b
77}
87 M
92 M
97M
100M
J&J
98
103
.
ipnyor
100M
75M
97 M
Fort Dodge Des Moines & Sou
104M
Cleve Short L■ 4
4M
Ms 1961
A&O
"
Cleveland Terminal & Valley—
/ This price includes accrued Int. k Last sale. I In London
iin
Ser O 3M« gen gtd 1948--M&N
Ser D 3 Ms gen gtd_1950—F&A
Gen & rer 4M® 1977 ser A.F&A
1st
4 25%
75
112M
Gen ref gold 4s 1950
J&J
1st cons ref 4Mb *52 opt—M&N
„
Pittsburgh—
1942—J&J
Ser A 4Ms gen gtd
Ser B 4M»
Std
Int red to 3M%
4.25%
4.75
Fonda Johnstown & Gloversv
Delaware R.R.—
92 M
93
«en
Cleveland &
4.75
99 M
Ft Smith & West 1st g 4s *54. A&O
97
Dayton Union 4s 1949
J&J
Dawson Ry & Coal 5s 1951—J&J
'
4%
101M
96 X
Ref&lmpt4Ms8erE 1977-J&J
98 M
Cairo Div 1st g 4s 1939—J&J
91M
O W & M Div 1st 4s g '91-J&J
87
St LDiv lstcoltrg4s'90M&N
96M
Spr & Col Div 4s 1st g '40-M&S
97 M
White W V Div 1st 4# '40-J&J
b
4%
Equip to 6s 1932-1935
Clev Oolum CIn & Indianap—
105
Gen cons gold 6s 1934
J&J
Cleveland Lorain & Wheeling—
101M
Cons now 1st 5s 1933
A&O
Gen M 5s 1936
J&D
lOlM
Oleve & Mah Val g 5s 1938.J&J
102 M
Clev & Marietta 4Ms I935.M&N
100 M
95
__
_
General 4s gold 1993
J&D
Gen M 5s ser B 1993
J&D
Ref & Imp M 6s '41 ser O—J&J
Ref & Imp M 5s '63 ser D._ J&J
100M
65M
96"
4.50
b
Cleveland Akron & Columbus—
1st cons guar g 4s 1940—F&A
1st • f 4Mb 1977 ser O-.A&O
Coal Riv Ry 1st 4s gu '45—J&D
106M
92
1951—J&J
99 M
85
95
1943--J&J
75
4 25%
b
'59-J&D
M&S
Eq 4Ms '31-'35 G (s-a)...A&O
Eq 4Mb '31-'41 H (s-a)..M&S
F]a 80 1st g gn 4s 1945
J&J
Florida West Sh 5s 1934
103 M
110
33M
94%
.
99 H
102M
109M
92 H
72
88
104
1st M 4Mb 2020 ser A
J&J
Clearfield Bitum Coal—See Ind & Misc.
Clear & M 1st 5s g gu
76M
72
b
1st & ref 5a 1974
Cincinnati Union Term Co—
n
£en Sa WlP May 1 1989—J&J
1st g 4s
99M
.
Eq tr 5s 1932-38 (yr)—A&O
b
75M
J&J
1st cons 5s gold 1943
Florida East Coast 4Ms
90
....
87 M
71
71
67 M
74 M
74
4.75
Florida Central & Peninsula—
—
f 5 Ms 1972 series A—A&O
1st Ms f 5s 1973 ser B——A&O
32 M
101
99M
97
87 M
European & N A gold 1933—J&J
Fltchburg 5s Jan I 1934
J&J
4Mb Jan 1933
J&J
102 M
J&J
101
J&J
J&J
A.-A&O
Eq tr 6s 1932-35 (year).J&Jl6
Eq 4Mb '31-'41 LL (s-a)—M&S
Eq tr 4 Ms 1931-43 (s-a)—M&S
Penncollg 4s Feb 11951—F&A
Er e & Jersey a f 6s 1955
J&J
Erie & Pittsburgh—
Gen guig 3 Ms ser B 1940—J&J
Series O 1940—
J&J
915
105)
96
100
.,
,
M&N
CIn N O & Tex Pac Ry—
—
Chicago Burlington & Quincy
GeniM 4s 1958M&S
1st & ref 4Ms ser B 1977—F&A
1st & ref g 5s 1971 ser A„F&A
106 >4
116M
110M
105M
103
A&O
Series B 1953
A&O
Series D 1953
A&O
Ref & lmpt m 5s 1907—M&N
Ref & mtge m 5s 1975
A&O
74M
62"
104
105 H
106 M
1951-J&J
1st & ref 5s 1965
EriePrior lien gold 4s 1996
Gen lien gold 4s 1990
106
A&O
0ISL&Olst4sg Aug '36—Q-F
CIn Ind & West 1st 5s 1965-M&N
Oin Leb & Nor 4s 1942
M&N
Cine & Musk Val 4s 1948—F&A
Olndn North
Paso & R 11st gu 5s
El Paso & S W RR—
85
116M
1st gold guar 4s 1953
94 M
A&O
86
4.15%
.£1
105
104
Cincinnati Hamilton & Dayton—
General 5s gold 1942
J&D
2d mtge gold 4M« 1937
OInc Ind & St L Sh Line Ry—
Elmlra & Williams port—
1st 6s 1910 ext at 4% 1950-J&J
105M
Choctaw Oklahoma & Gulf—
1952
M&N
E
73
57
104
Guar gold 5s 1944
J&D
Chicago & Western Indiana—
Gen gold 6s Dec 1 1932—Q-M
Oonsol gold guar 48 1952---J&J
1st & ref 5 Ms 1962 A
M&S
Choc & Memph 5s 1949
J&J
5s
99
42
Conv gold 4s 1953 ser
1st M 5s 1963 series B
J&J
1st M 6Ms series O 1963--J&J
Oonsol gold
4.75
b
Inc mtge 5s Dec 1 1960-M&S
Chic Un Stat 1st 4 Ms 1963-J&J
-
50-yr 5s 1975 series A
F&A
Oonv adj 5 s Jan 2000
A&O
Gen g 4s A May 1 1989—J&J
J&J15
98
40
M&N
Elgin Jol & East 5s 1941—M&N
3.75%
103 X
82M
96M
Eastern Ry of Minnesota—
Nor Div 1st r 4s 1948
A&O
Eastern Tenn & West N O—
5s 1935
East Tenn Va & Georgia—
Oonsol 1st g 5s 1956
3.85%
3.75%
3.75%
3.75%
50
46
J&J
1940—J&D
1st gold 5s 1937
Dutchess Co RR 4Mb
Income 5s 2862
3M» June 15'51 J&D-15
Eq 6s 1932-'35 (ann)
M&N
Chic Memp & Gulf £s 1940..j&j
Chic Milw St Paul & Pac RR—
4.30
4.30
105 M
104M
J&J
GeI\S8 '6s.Jan 1 1941
72 M
4.30
4.30
104 M
Duluth South Shore & Atlantic—
91
4.30
89
J&J
1937-A&0
1st gold guar 4s 1953
Dul & Ir Range 1st 5s
Duluth Missabe & Northern—
91M
Ohlc Terre Haute & Southeast
1st & ref g 5s Dec 1 '60 opt J&D
jga
g
90
78
M&S
A
3.85%
3.85%
3.75%
3.75%
3.75%
3.75%
92
101
r
Chicago & Erie 5s 1st
4.20
Chic St L & Pits 1st 5s g 1932A&0
Chic St Paul Minn & Omaha—
4.25%
Eq tr 5s Apr 26 1932 s-a—A&O
4.25%
5%
Eq tr 5s Dec 14 '31-*44 (yr)
109
Ohar & 8av gen 7s 1936
J&J
102
103"
Charl & W Oar 1st 5s 1946--A&O
Chateaugay Ore & Iron Co—See I nd& M isc.
Chat R & South g 5s 1947-— J&J
Chattanooga Sta 4s 1957 gu.J&J
Chesapeake Corp—See Misc Bon ds
Chesapeake & Ohio—
107
1st cons g 5s 1939
M&N
I06M
106M
General 4Ms gold 1992—M&S
101M
Ref&lmpt4Ms 1993 serA A&O
100 M
Ref & lmpt 4Ms '95 ser B J&J
4.10
Eq tr 4Ms '31-40 W (yr)_A&0
4.10
3.75
Eq tr 5s 1Z2-'S8 (yr)
M&S15
4.10
3.75
Eq tr 5Ms *32-'37 (yrly)..J&D
4.25 3.75
Eq tr 6s 1932-'35 (yrly)_J&Jl5
4.20
3.75
Eq 6Ms 1931-35 (ann)—J&D
102 M
Craig Valley 1st 5s g 1940-J&J
Potts Creek 4s 1946
J&J
98
R & A Div 1st con g 4s *89-J&J
2d con g 4s 1989
J&J
1
Warm Spr Val 1st 5s g '41.M&S
97
Elevator Co g 4s gu 1938- A&O
94
West Poc Corp 1st 4Ms'45 F&A
Chesapeake & Ohio Northern—
104M
1st M 5s 1945 guar
A&O
Chesterfield & Lane 1st 5s '55F&A /
79M
Chic & Alton 1st 3Ms 1950--J&J f
69M
? 3s 1949—A&O / 68 M
Certificates of deposit—
69
/ 66
Stpd as to Apr 1931 Int
Equip trust 6s Jan 15 '32-'35
b
5.50
4.50%
—(yearly)
J&J15
.
4.25
80
Central Pacific—
Cent RR & Bkg 5s 1937
Central Vermont Ry—
4.25
J&D
Registered $1,000 & $5,000—
1st ref 4s g guar 1949
F&A
1st g guar 4s Oct 11954—A&O
Guar g 5s 1960
F&A
ser
Mem Div 1st 4s 1951
102 M
Ref & gen 5 Ms 1959 ser B. A&O
Ref & gen 5s 1959 ser O-.A&O
Eq tr 4Ms '32-'40 ser P(yr)M&8
Eq tr 4 Ms ,31-'40serQ(yr)M&N
Eq tr 5s 1932-'38 (yrly)—J&D
Chat 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 g 5s 1945—J&D
Ocean S S 1st 5s 1943
J&J
Cent New Eng 1st qu 4s 1961 J&J
Central of New Jersey—
Gen M (now 1st) g 5s 1987 J&J
Gen M 4s 1987
J&J
Eq tr 6s '32-'35 (yrly)—J&J15
Eq tr 4Ms 1932-'41 (yr)„F&A
I Ms 1952
Con g
79
4.25
30-yr. conv.4Ms I960---M&N
Eq 6s Jan 151932-'35 (yr) J& J15
Eq tr 5s 1931-38 (s-a)
J&D
Eq tr 5s Oct '31-'34 (s-a)-A&O
Eq 4Ms *32-'42 O (yr)-—J&J
Eq tr 4Ms '31-*45 (s-a)—J&D
Chicago St Louis & N O—
Con g 5s June 15 '51—J&D 15
98M
60
4.20
General gold 4s 1988
J&J
Ref g 4s 1934 opt to 1911—A&O
80
Cart & Adlr 1st 4s 1981
J&D
Oatawissa cons g 4s 1948
A&O
Cent Ark & Ea 1st 5s 1940 op J&J
OentrBr Un Pac 1st g 4s '48_ J&D
Central of Georgia—
1st M g 5s Nov 1 1945--F&A
Registered $1,000 & $5,000
Cons gold 5s 1945
M&N
97
4.20
Eqtr 5s '32*35 ser M (yr)-J&D
Eq 5s '31--38 O (yr)—-J&D
Eq 6s Jan 15 '32-'35 (yr) J&J15
Eq 6m« 1932-36 ser J (yr) M&S
Eq 6 Ms 1932-36 K (yr)-A&0
Eq 4 ms'31 -*42 (yr.) ser A M&N
Chic R I & Pac Ry—
64 M
M
Detroit & Toledo Shore Line—
Chic & North Western (Concl J
84M
Atk.
Bid
Bonds.
Bid.
Bonda
97 M
97
Oarb & Shaw 1st g4> 1932.-M&S
Oaro Cent 1st g gu 4s 1949-_J&J
^
95
93
Eq tr 5s 1944
J&J
Eq tr 4Mb 1931-1938 s-a_-J&D
Eq tr 4Ms 1940-1945 s-a-J&D
_
Ask.
Bid.
Bonda
marked "f' and income and defaulted bonds.
1957 gu
Portch—See
RR
s
&
Term
f 6s 1947
J&J
N Y N
Co—
102
79
H & Ha rtford
M&S
Hocking Valley Ry—
20
15
gold 4Mb 1999...J&J
Eq tr 5s 1932-1938 (ann).A&O
Eq tr 5s 1932-1939 (yr)...J&J
Eq tr 6s *32-'35 (yr)
J&J 15
1st
cons
103 M
104M
4 25
3 75%
4.25
3 75%
4.30
3.90%
40""
Dollar per 50U franca
99
«r £20.
n
Nominal, r Canadian price, s Sale price.
KAILROAD
BONDS
79
BOTIOl.—All bond prloes are '"and interest"
except where marked "(" and income and defaulted bonds.
Bonds.
Holidaysburg
Bid
Bedford
&
1st M g 4s 1951 guar
Housatonic con 5s 1937
J&J
96
100
M&N
Houston Belt & Term 5s '37-J&J
Houston Eart & West Texas—
1st 6s g May 1 1933
M&N
1st lien g 5s 1937
102
J&J
1013*
Hudson & Manhattan—
1st gold 5s 1957
opt
P&A
Adj inc up to 5% Fob '57. A&O
1st M 4 3*s 1957 conv
9934
F&A
83
Huntingdon & Broad Top—
Mar 31 '40A. A&O
W
16
5
94 H
9134
8534
,
A&O
86
Col tr L N O & T g 4s '53.M&N
Refmtge 5s 1955
M&N
Ref g 4s 1955 opt 1918- M&N
^ur lines 1st g 334s 1952--J&J
Jt 1stref M (IC&CSL&
74
N O) 5s 1963 ser A
J&D
Ser B 6s(£100 & £200)'63J&D
Series O 434s 1963
J&D
9534
84
103
#
4.25
4.25
4.25
4.25
4.25
4.25
4.25
4.25
Equip 634 s 1932-1934 (yr).F&A
Equip 7s 1931-1935
A&O
4.25
1950--J&D
,75
107
7434
3.75%
3.75%
3.75%
3.75%
3.75%
4.75%
3.75%
3.75%
IV
79
J&J
Indianapolis Union—
1st M 5s 1956 series B_
1st M 5s 1956 ser C
Ref & ext 6s 1967
J&J
Jamestown Frank & Clearfield—
1st g 4s 1959 guar
J&D
1952
J&J
L & N Term 1st g 4s '52 gu J&D
Macon Dub & Sav 5s 1947..J&J
1st & ref 434s 1935
1st & ref 5s Dec 1935
J&D
1st & ref 6s Dec 1935
J&D
J&D
94
100
9134
z
3.75%
3.75%
3.75%
953*
—--
96
----
683*
100
88
91
--—
102
102
97
9934
1023*
653*
65
gu
M&N
7s 1937..M&N
109 J
99 J
ManitowGB&NW3 348*41
87
g
89
35
99"
Manitoba S W Col 5s 1934.-J&D
M&S /
M&S
Asst (cash warr & coup).... /
98
101
10334
683*
77
11034
993*
1st g 434s 1940 guar op—M&N
K A & Gr R 1st 5s 1938
J&J
Kal & W Pig n g5a 1940
J&J
Kanawha Br & Ter 5s 1948.. A&O
Kana & Mich 1st 4s 1990...A&O
94 34
A&O
Sept 1 /
9334
l65
8034
Ref &
89
4.10%
4.25%
9734
9734
35
80
90
9334
89
—
89
94
9234
100
F&A
104
10534
J&D
J&D
9734
13034
9834
13134
J&D
100
102
8534
9934
10334
101
10534
/ This price includes accrued interest,
933*
4.40
10434
23*
2
2
2
2]
23
96
M&N
8534
F&A If 100
Cons deb 4s perpetual
J&J If 80
New Eng cons 4s 1945 gu
J&J
913*
Consol g 5s July 1 1945—J&J
10134
N Hav & North 4s 1956 gu—J&D
84
N J June 1st 4s gu 1986
F&A
853*
N J & N Y 5s 1950
M&N
Gen 5s Dec 31 1932
J&J
New Lon Nor 1st 4s 1940
J&J
New Mexico Ry & Coal Co—
5
10234
2%
102
82
92
10334
9034
....
V
92"
10234
10234
42"
38
763*
85"
90
9034
.903*
Conv deb 6s 1935
M&N
Cons mtge 4s 1998 ser A..F&A
New York Central & Hud Riv—
Ref g 334s July 1 1997—J&J
M&N
40
25
Deb g 4s *34
373*
373*
Deb 4s 1942 tax-exempt. .J&J
Ref & impt 4 34s 2013 A
A&O
78
81
863*
703*
7034
7434
6534
.
59
Eq trust 434s 1932-'42
4.75
A&O 6
Newport & Cincinnati Bridge—
1st M g 4J4s 1945 guar
100
J&J
Newp & Richf 1st 5s '41 gu..J&J
N Y Bay Ext R lit 5s g 1943-J&J
10134
10734
933*
83
77
83
,
69 J4
4.15%
::::
mm mm mm
mm
10734
9434
ft
tax-exempfc.M&N
or
N
J
1st
5% to 1940.
Midland Valley—5s 1943
Adj M Ajpr 1 *53 ser A
6s
1910
A&O
A&O
98
When issued
Ref & impt 5s 2013 O
L S coll tr g 334s 1998
—
Harl Riv & Pr, Ches 4s '64 M&N
b Basis.
833*
10734
10034
mm mm
mmmm
Con g ref 3 34 s 1997
J&D
84
85
Lehigh & New England—
I
1st M gold 5s 1945...
J&J
106
Gen mtge gold 5s 1954
J&J
10434
105
—Eq tr 434fl1Q31-'42 (yr)—A&O A-—~4%
Lehigh Valley Harbor Term Ry—
...»
45
1003*
mm
102
100
M&N
85
Gen con gold 434s 2003—M&N
9834
Gen con gold 5s 2003
M&N
103
Lehigh Valley Coal—See Ind & M isc.
Lehigh Valley Ry of New York
1st 434s gold 1940—
J&J
10034
Lehigh Vail Term 5s 1941— A&O
10334
Lehigh & Lake Erie—
1st 434s 1957 guar
M&S
108J4
104
Nat RR of Mex
p 1 g 434s'26 J&J
1st cons gold 4s 1951
A&O
National Transc Branch Lines Co
1st Msf 434s 1955
A&O
..M&N
J&D
93"
953*
953*
A&O
10434
68
71
81
F&A
M O coll tr g 334s 1998—F&A
Sept
81
Series B
4.20
Eq tr 7s '32- 35 (year)__A&015
Millen & Southw 5s 1955
A&O
i:::
4.50
Eq tr 6s '32-'35 (year)—J&J15
Milwaukee & Northern—
NYC L eq 5s '32-37 (yr).J&D b
4.15
1st ext 434s 1934 (1880)„J&D
10034
NYC L eq 5s '32-'39 (yr).J&D b
4.15
Cons 68 1913 ext at 4i
NYC Leq434s '31-37(yr)M&8 b
4.15
to 1934 (1884)
96 J
J
NYC Lines eq 4 34a Mar 15 1032
9734
Mil Sparta & NW 1st 4s 1947M&S
95
923
to
1939 (year)
4.15
M&S15 b
MI1&State Line lst3 34sl941-J&J
NYC Lines eq 434« '32-'35 J&J b
4.15
Minneapolis & St Louis—
NYC Linei eq 434i *32-'40
1st 7s '27 ext at 6% 1932—J&D
75
85
(yearly)
M&N 15 b 4.15
lstconsol gold 5sl934—M&N
25
NYC RR eq 434i *36-'32--J&J b
4.15
Certificates of deposit..
~9A*
24
NYC RR eq 434" *32-'45-M&N
4.15
1st refdg gold 4s 1949
M&S
634
63* N Y O & St List g 4a 1937—A&O
98
Ref & ext 5s Feb *62 ser
8
83*
A.Q-F
6% srold notes 1932
A&O
87
Certificates of deposit....
f
83*
Ref 534i 1974 ser A
A&O
8134
Minn St P & Sault Ste Marie—
Ref 4 *s 1978 ser O
M&S
6534
1st cons gold 4s 1938
J&J
74 %
4.30
Equip tr 434s 1932-'44 (yr) F&A b
1st cons gold 5s 1938
J&J
60
64Ji
4.30
Equip tr 5s 1931-*38 (yr)„F&A b
1st cons 5s 1938 gu int
80
J&J
85
New York Connecting RR—
2d M gold 4s guar 1949.—J&J
70
1st M 434s 1953 series A—F&A
10134
102
Coll trust 6 34s 1931
M&S
993*
10034
lit guar 5s 1953 series B—F&A
1033*
1st ref 6s 1946 series A
J&J
58
NY & E 1st 4s ext g 1947—M&N
94 3*
1st ref 534s 1978 ser B
92"
J&J
93
434s 3d ext 1933
M&S
100
25-year 534a 1949
M&S
40
50
N Y A Gr Lake gu g 5s 1946.M&N
80
95
Eq tr 4s '31-,38 s-a
4.75 4.25% N Y & Har 1st g 334s 2000
J&D15
M&N
85
Eq tr 434s 1931-36 (s-a)-M&N
4.75 4.25 % N Y & Jer 1st g 5s *32 opt
101
F&A
10134
Eq tr 5s 1931-33 (s-a)
4.75 4.25% N Y Lack & Western—
M&S
4.75 4.25%
_Eq tr 6s 1932-'35 (year)..M&S
1st & ref 5s 1973 ser A
M&N
MStP&SS M & CentTermRy—
1st & ref 434s 1973ser B—M&N
102"
10434
1st Ch Ter a f 4s
,N Y L E & W O & RR—See Ind & Misc.
943
'41op'16.M&N
MhrncarrTcrai 33*s '50 opt.XScT
81 "WYX E & W Dock & Impt— Se e Ind & MIscel
Mississippi Cent g 5s 1949—J&J
9934 N Y & L Br gen 4s 1041
M&8
9234
Mo-Ill RR 5s 1959
J&J
50
54
General gold 5s 1941
M&S
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR—
NY & NE Bos Ter 4s 1939—A&O
9134
Prior lien 5s 1962 ser A
J&J
9434 N Y New Haven & Hartferd—
SB*
Prior lien 4s 1962 ser B
J&J
82
833*
Deb 6s Jan 15'48 conv—J&J15
115
Prior lien 434s 1978 ser D.J&J
8934
Deb 4s May 11957
M&N
6934
Adj M 5s Jan 1967 ser A..A&0
79"
793*
Deb 4s July 1 '55 non-conv J&J
853*
M K & T of T 1st 5s
gu 1942 M&S
Deb 4s 1956 non-conv
M&N
853
Mo Kan & Tex (old
Deb 4s 1947 non-conv
company)—
M&S
8734
1st gold 4s 1990
_J&D
8834
883*
Deb 334s March 1947
M&S
8334
Eq tr 0s 1932 *35 (year).J&J15
4.60
4.20%
Deb 334« 1954 non-conv—A&O
79
Mo Kan & Okla, 1st 5s
'42..M&N
Deb 334" 1956 conv
J&J
78
Mo Pacific RR (new
company)—
15-year secured 6s 1940
A&O
10534
1st & ref 5s Jan 1965 A...F&A
8734
1st & ref 4 34s 1967
J&D
933*
1st & ref 5s 1977 ser F...M&S
8234
833*
" Equip tr 434s Sept 15 1931 to
Mar 15 1945 (»-a)..M&S 15 6
4.60
4.20%
Eqpt. tr. 434s ,32-'46(yr).J&J b 4.50 t. o4.25%
ext at
Assented
M&S
Kan City Sou—1st g 3s 1950 A&O
Jan f
J&J
6a 1933
4.50
Morgantown& Kingwood—
1st mtge 5s 1935.
J&J
Morris & Essex 334s 2000—-J&D
Constr'n 5s 1955 ser A
M&N
Constr'n434» 1955 ser B_M&N
Nashville Chattanooga & St L—
1st M 4s 1978 ser A...—.F&A
Eqtr434s 193l-'37 (year)_A&0
Nash F & S 1st gu g 5s 1937—F&A
National Rys of Mexico—
Prior lien g 434s s f 1957—J&J
Gen mtge 4s 1977
A&O
6% g notes *15 ext to *33.-J&D
6% g notes £ *15 ext to '33. J&D
1st 5s 1954 series B
A&O
1st M 5 34s 1954 series A
A&O
1st 5s 1956 series C
F&A
lit M 434s 1956 series D„F&A
10
RR 4%
MidlanU
M&S
Impt 5s Apr 1 1950--J&J
Eq tr 6s 1932-35 (year)._J&J15 b
Eq tr 534s 1931-38 (year) M&S b
Kansas City Terminal Ry—
1st g 4s 1960 opt 1930
J&J
Kan O & Pac 1st 4s g 1990..F&A /
1st M
4.50
4.50
J&J
New York Central RR—
franc bonds
(Foreign series) 1963
9034
gold 5s 1937
82
2d M ndj inc Hs 1933
4%
88
guar
New York Bklyn & Manh Beach
1st gold 5s 1935
A&O
Midi
10034
1st
9834
__M&N
51
Mont Wyo & So 5s 1939
M&S
Montour RR 1st 5s 1963—F&A
1st 5s Kal &S H 1939
M&N
1st mtge M Air L 4s 1940.-J&J
1st g 4s Jol & N Ind. 1957J&J 10
1st g 334s J L & Sag 1951.M&S
9634
M&S
E9 4>48 '32-*41 O (yr)__J&J15
Eq tr 5s 1932-'38 (s-a)
M&S
Eq tr 5s 1932-'39 (year).__J&J
Montgom Div g 5s 1947.-F&A
10134
2.75
803*
46
New Orleans Texas & Mexico—
Non-cum inc 5s "35 ser A
A&O
Middlesex Val 1st 5s 1942.M&N
Mlddletown & Unionville—
9634
Kan City Ft Scott &
Memphis—
Ref g 4s 1936 guar
1930.J&D /
88
Michigan Central—
Ref & impt 434s 1979 ser O.J&J
Equip 6s 1931-32 (yr)
M&S
1st gold 334s 1952
Eq tr 6s 1932-35 (yr)...J&J 15
Kanawha & W Va 5s 1955.._J&J
K C Mem & Bir 4s 1934
Income 5s Mar 1934
1ft 6s
95
Gen M g 4s 1945
J&J
Small
Mob & Ohio, gen 4s 1938. ..M&»
Ref & impt 4 34s 1977
M&S
Extended at 5% 1940
M&N
Ref & Impt 4 34s '52 ser A—J&J
New Orl Term 1st 4s 1953
J&J
....
....
M&N
1st coll trg 5s Oct 1 1947—A&O
1st & con & coll trg 5s 1951 A&O
New Orl Gt Nor 1st 5s '55..F&A
New Orl & Nor East 6s 1915,
73
4.75
4.75
Mob & Birm pr lien 5s 1945.- J&J
Small
Naugatuck 1st 4s 1954
New Brunsw 1st g 5s 1934
Sept 1 1914 coupon on..
Sept 1 1914 coupon off—
Mexican North
10
Joplin Union Station—
Con M 6s ann lrred
Con M 434s ann lrred
Gen cons gold 4s 2003
10634
1023*
Ry Joint Monon coll
Prior lien 4 34s 1947
1st con gold 4s 1977
5
4
fn
1st m 6s 1951
A&O
Jacksonv Ter 1st 5s gu 1939 J&J
Lehigh Valley—
1st 6s ext gold 4s 1948
M&S
1053*
96
4 20
4.20
4.20
Maryland & Pa 1st g
60"
Mason City & Ft Dodge—
1st M gold 4s 1955
J&D /
Memphis Union Station Co—
1st g gu 5s Nov 1 1959-.M&N
102
erldlan Term 4s *55 guar.M&N
86
Mexican International—
55
10
12
M&S
mtge 5s 1954
2d mtge 3s 1980
Mob & Mont 434s 1945..M&S
80
la Minn & N W 1st 3 34s 1935 J&J
Jacksonv Gainesv & Gulf—
1st
Pad & Mem Div 1st 4s '46-F&A
S E & St L Div 6s 1971-M&S
66H
Iowa Cent 1st g 5s 1938—J&D
Certificates of deposit
--
Eq tr 434s 1931-37 (year).J&D
Equip 634» 1932-36 (year) M&S
Eq tr 6s 32-'35 (yr)
J&J15
AtJ K & Cin Div 4s 1955-M&N
Lou O & Lex 434s g 1931 .M&N
60
Moh & Mai 4s 1991
M&S
Consol gold 334s 2002
M&S
Monongahela Sou 5s 1955..A&0
Mont Cent 1st g 6s 1937—J&J
1003*
1st & ref 4 34s 2003 ser C._ A&O
J&J
F&A r
4s '51.M&S
73
77
4.25%
1st col tr 6% notes 1941.M&N
6% notes 1936
1st 1 & ref 634a 1947
F&A
accr Int at exch rate 4.8665
Stmpdaccrint at rate 4.8665
Plain 1961
J&J
L E & Det Riv 434s 1932..F&A
Lake Erie & West 1st 5s '37-.J&J
2d gold 5s July 1 1941
J&J
Lake Shore & Mich South—
10234
A&O
%%
4.70
4 70
4s 1975 M&S
Secured 6s 1938
53 34
....
J&J
Kentucky Cent 4s g 1987
J&J
Kentucky & Indiana Term RR
1st M 434s 1961 (sterling).J&J
104
Md Del & Va 5s 1955 gu
S8M
J&J
Kansas Oklahoma & Gulf—
lac 6s series B Jan 1949
1st M 5s 1978
1st & ref 5s 2003 6er B
Sinking fund
743*
Eq tr 434s 1932-42 (yr)._A&0
(nternat Rys (Central America)—
1st M 5s 1972 opt
M&N
1st & refg 4s 1951
Ctf of dep
—„
9434
105
(old)—Gen
4%
4%
Nashville—
50-year gold 5s 1937
M&N
Unified gold 4s 1940.
J&J
Coll trust gold 5s 1931—M&N
1st & ref 534s 2003 ser A..A&0
Mo Pac
Eq 634s 1932-'36 (year)__F&A
105
Philippine Govt
105
Internat-Great North Ry—
1st M g 6s 1952 series A—J&J
Adj M 6s July 1952 ser A.April
102
75
82
Equip trust 5s 1932 40(yr)M&S
Eq tr 434s '32-*44 F (yr). .M&N
Eq tr 6s '32-*35 (year)__J&J15
3d 7s ext to July 1938 at
103
Manila RR Sou Lines 4s'39-M&N
4s 1939 ext to 1959
Ref & impt 434s 1980
J&J
Indianap & Lou 1st 4s 1956.-J&J
Interboro-Met 1 See Public Utility
Inter Rap Tran J
Securities
1003*
76
Secured 53*s 1931-1956—J&D
98
103
81
1st & ref 5s 1981 ser I
F&A
Conv g 534» 1949 ser A..M&N
963*
100
J&J
gold 5s 1946
Macon Terminal 5s 1965
J&J
Mahon C RR 1st 5s 1934—J&J
Maine Central—
9834
Gen & refg 5s 1965 ser A—J&J
Series B
----
45
gold 4s.
J&J
J&J
Gen mtge 434s 1957
Ind 111 & la 1st g 4s 1950
10634
35
3.75%
F&A
Genl mtge 4s 1957
88
1st M gold 5s 1935
A&O
Louisville Henderson & St Louis—
Southern
A&O
82
11034
9934
.....
9234
1951—J&J
1953—J&J
1951-.F&A
St Louis Div 334s g 1951—J&J
St Louis Div 3s g 1951
J&J
Sp'field Div ext 334 s 1951 J&J
Bid.
Mo Pacific RR (Concluded)
1st & ref 5s 1978 ser G
M&N
1st & ref 5s 1980 ser H—A&O
5134
Louisville &
80
Bonds
98
1st M 5s 1969
Louisiana & North Western—
1st mtge
If 98
Gold 634s July 1 1936.
J&J
40-year 434s Aug 1 I960—F&A
Eq tr 434s 1932-1939 K—F&A
Eq tr 434s 1931-1940 L
A&O
Eq tr434s*31-'41 M (s-a).M&N
Eq tr 434s 1931-41 Ser N.A&O
Eq tr 434s '32-'36 (yr) O.-J&J
Eq tr 5s 1932-38 ser J
M&N
Eq tr 6s '32 "35 (year)..J&J 15
Western lines g 4s 1951
Id Blm & W ext 4s 1940
Indiana Harbor Belt RR—
1932..Q-J
5s 1937—M&N
Louisville & Jeffersonville Bridge
Guaranteed gold 4s 1945—M&S
8334
Ask.
J&J
1st cons 5s g Oct 1
L I City & F con
Louisiana & Arkansas—
A&O
£3>4s 1950
Coll trust gold 4s 1952
Bid.
Lehigh & N Y 1st 4s 1945-M&S
953*
Lehigh & Wilkes-B Coal—See Ind & Misc.
Lex & East 1st 5s 1965
109
A&O
Litchfield & Mad 1st 5s '34-M&N
9834
Little Miami guar 4s 1962._M&N
9234
Little Rock & Hot Spr West Ry—
84
1st gold 4s 1939 guar
J&J
105
Long Dock 6s con g 1935—A&O
93
Long Island—Unified g 4s'49M&S
Refunding g gu 4s 1949.—M&S
953*
Gen mtge gold 4s 1938
J&D
973*
4s gold 1932
-J&D
993:
Debenture gold 5s 1934—J&D
1003*
Debenture gold 5s 1937.M&N
10234
4.50
Equip tr 5s 1932-39 (yr)..A&0
4.50
Equip tr 6s 1932 (yr),.— F&A
Montauk Ext 5s 1945
North Shore Branch—
8534
If 71
If 86
J&J If 79
1st M £4s 1951
Tr bonds
Cairo Bridge 4s g
Litch Div 1st g 3s
Louisv Div 334s g
Omaha Div 1st 3s g
9934
40
2d M ext 6s 1940 ser B___F&A
3d M consol 5s Mar 31 '40-A&O
Illinois Central—1st g 4s '51-J&J
let gold 334 s 1951
J&J
Main L ext 1st g 334s *51 ..A&O
1st M £3sl951
M&S
9734
102
rr
,
Bonds
102
1st gu g 5s Mar 1933
M&N
Houston & Texas Central—
1st M ext 6s
Ask.
Cumb
n Dollars per 1,000 frauc bond,
k Last sale.
I In London,
n
Nominal,
s
9534'
Sale price.
RAILROAD BONDS
80
MOTIO*.—All bona prlooc ore "and Interest
Bid.
Bonds
Weetern—
1992
M&S
Registered $5,000 only
Gen M g 4s 1955 red
J&D
N Y Pa & O p 1 4 Ha 1935-M&S
S Y Phil & Nor—1st g 4s '39 J&J
Income 4s Jan 1 1939----M&N
Stock trust ctfs 4s 1948
J&D
N Y Prov & Bos 4s 1942
A&O
57 M
57%
61""
52"
100%
97M
96
Pitts Char &
95
95%
91#
A&O
02%
1937
J&J
P&A
P&A
74%
40M
52%
1st refunding 5s
Term 1st g 5s 1943
100
M&N
Gen mtge
do
70
do
54%
100%
Norfolk & Oar 5s 1939
81M
106
A&O
20M
65%
1st & ref g 5s *61 opt '15--P&A
Norf & South 1st 5s 1941-M&N
P&A
New River 1st 6s 1932
A&O
100
3%
106M
103%
100M
93%
68%
110%
Ref & imp 4s 2047 ser O
Ref & Imp 5s 2047 ser D
95
4.25
b
90%
94
68%
92%
110%
99 >"
100 }
—
42
Ral & Gaston 1st 5s g
97%
60
70"
97
103
Jer Cent g 4s '51 op '06--A&O
Gen & ref 4%s 1997 ser A.J&J
Gen &ref 4Ms 1997 ser B-.J&J
99
108%
108%
102
109""
109%
95
95%
Pacific Coast Terminals Ltd—
F&A
98%
101%
4s 1938--F&A
2d ext 5s gold 1938
J&J
St L R E 1st 5s 1938
TM&N
ex g
99%
103%
Paris-Lyons-Mediterranean RR—
Ext a f 6s 1958
F&A15
8 f extl 7s 1958
M&S15
Paris-Orleans extl 5 Ms 1968 M&S
6% franc bonds (foreign series)
101%
103%
104%
102%
103%
39%
40%
J&D
Paterson Ext 1st 5s 1950
J&D
Paulista Ry 1st 7s '42serA M&S15
Pennsylvania Company—
Gu tr ctfs g 4s 1952
_.M&N
Gu tr ctfs g 3%s 1937
M&S
Gu tr ctfs g 3%s 1941
P&A
Gutr ctfs g3Ms 1942
J&D
Gu tr ctfs g 3%s 1944
J&D
Sec g 4%s 1963
M&N
Pa&NYCanal con 6s 1939--A&0
Cons mtge 4%s 1939—.—A&O
Cons mtge 4s 1939—
A&O
■
105
103%
77"
80
94 J
98
"
95 J
93%
91%
90%
102%
4%
b
Marquette
Ry—
1st g 5s July 1956 Ser A.-J&J
1st g 4s July 1956 ser B..J&J
1st 4Mb 1980 ser O
M&S
Eqtr 6s '32-'35 (yr)
J&J 15
Perkiomen 1st 5s "18 ext to '38Q-J
2d 5s 1918 ext to 1938
Q-J
Phila & Bait Cent 4s 1951.-M&N
99%
101%
101%
Phlla Bait & Wash 4s 1943.-M&N
Gen 5s 1974 series B
P&A
Gen M 4 Ms 1977 ser O
J&J
Phlla Newt & N Y 3s 1942.-A&O
106
101%
109%
95 f
110%
104%
89
94^
„
3.60%
3.60%
3.60%
79%
19%
J&J
J&J
1944.M&S
1st g 4s 1947.„J&J
St Lawr & Adirond 5s 1996--J&J
Gr Isl
A&O
1996
Sou—
1933--M&M
St L Peo & N W 5s 1948
J&J
9fc Louis-San Fran (reorganized).
Prior lien 4s 1950 series A..J&J
Prior lien 5s 1950 series B—J&J
Cons in 4 M* 1978 ser A
.M&S
Eqtr6s 1932-'34 (yr)-..J&J 15
Eq tr 5s 1931-'37(year) —M&S
Eq 4%s 1932-'41 BB (yr)-F&A
St
Louis
89
97%
105%
m*'mm
104
87
100
100
mm
mm
90
102
101
'
97%
m
102
40-year 4 Ms 1968
i
45"
85
35
■
-
1st g
4s 1989—
2d g inc 4s Nov 1989
1st consol g 4s 1932
89
87%
4.25%
103
103
108"
109%
101%
'
M&N
-J&J
J&D
1st term & unif 5s 1952—J&J
Eq tr 5 M* 1931-1939 Cs-a) M&S
Equip tr 4%s 1932-1945—J&J
St Paul & Dui 1st 5s 1931—F&A
1st consol g 4s 1968
J&D
St Paul East Gr Tr 4Ms *47--J&J
St P & K O Sh 4%s 1941—F&A
St Paul Minn &
83
—
J&J
85
,
96%
88
70
70
35
102%
109%
98
65
62%
91%
103M
fxH
94
4.10
4.10
4.10
4.10
4.10
4.10
M&S
A&O
4.10
97
101
101%
1st con g 5s gu
100%
101
1st ref g 4s 1955 op
4.05
4.05
101%
97%
3.75%
3.75%
102 M
98
106
107
4.50
4.10%
74%
97
101%
94
97
98%
1
1
95%
78
90
82%
91
78%
91%
96%
103
1st gold 4%s 1939
1st consol gold 5s
100"
76
51%
4.75
4.70
4.70
8*
54 ^
77b/
63
4.75
4 25%
4.75
100
4.25%
84
85
58'"
98%
:mmmm
108%
20
10
A&O
79%
A&O
1944—F&A
Texas & Pac 1st 5s 2000
101%
105%
94%
103
2d inc g 5s Dec
2000
104%
102
95%
75
rn'm'mm
B—A&O
92
GeD & ref 5s 1979 ser 0--A&O
90%
Gen & ref 5s 1980 ser D—J&D
91%
4.60
Kq tr 5s 1931-1939
M&N b
4.60
Eqtr4Ms 1932-42 (yr) —A&O 6
4.60
Eq tr 4 Ms 1932-43 (yr)—F&A b
Tex Pac-Mo Pac Term RR—
101
1st M g 5%s 1964
M&S
Tol Can Sou & D 1st 4s '56--J&J
95
Tol & Ohio Cent 1st 5s 1935-J&J
102%
West Div 1st 5s g 1935—A&O
101
Gen gold 5s 1935
101%
J&D
Gen & ref 5s 1977ser
1951--P&A
6s 1932-1935 (yr).J&J15
o
m
6s
1952
b
4"35
—
J&J
Toledo St Louis & Western—
1st gold 4s Apr 1 1950
A&O
Tol Term 1st 4%s '57 gu—M&N
90%
96%
Tol Walh Valley & Ohio—
111%
112
95
98
94%
96%
1st g gu 4%« 1933 ser
1st g gu 4s 1942 ser O
B—J&J
M&S
1st orold 4s June 1
1946—J&D
A..F&A
J&D
Ulster & Del cons 5s 1928-
96%
85
h Dollars per 1.000-franc bond, k Last sale. 7 In
99
97
Toronto Hamilton & Buffalo—
Consol m4%s 1966 ser
105
94
106%
96%
104%
99
77
103%
106%
93%
92%
93%
4.20%
4.20%
4.20%
103
103%
mmmm
102
St Mary's Div 4s g
Kq tr
Toledo Peoria & Western RR
100
104%
101%
99%
93%
50"
55
90
92%
94"
40%
J&D
Mar
101
90
81%
101
78
55
91
85"
1st m 5M» 1950 guar
-F&A
Texas City Term 6s 1941.J&J26
Texas & N O con 5« 1943
J&J
51%
4.25%
4.25%
4.25%
75
4.40
Texarkana & Ft Smith—
'106%
65
4.40
101%
102%
89%
Gen ref s f g 4a '53 op '10--J& J
Terre Haute & Peor 5s 1942-M&S
97
75
4.40
Ry—
1st m 6s 1947 ser A
64
106%
Term Rli Assn (St Louis)—
90
90
106%
79
102
Tampa North 1st 5s '36 op_J&J
Temfskamine & Nor Ont Ry Com
Deb 4s 1939-1968
F&A
Tennessee Central
94
95%
Spartanburg Un Col 4s '95—J&J
Spokane Falls & Nor 6s '39- .J&J
SpoK Internat 1st g 5s 1955.J&J
Staten Isl Ry 4Mb 1943
J&D
Stephenv N&S Tex 5s '40 op J&J
Suffolk & Oar con 5s 1952—Jft J
Sun & Lewis 1st g 4s 1936
J&J
Sunbury Hazleton & W-B—
2d mtge Inc 6s 1938 coup-M&N
Tampa & Gulf Coast—
1st g 5s 1953
A&O
80
92%
104
M&N
1910--J&J
1937
Develop & gen M g 4s '56.A&O
Develop & gen 6s 1956—-A&O
Develop & gen 6%s 1956-A&O
Eq tr 6s '32-'35 (yr)
J&J 15
Eq tr 5s 1931-39 (s-a)
M&S
Eq tr 4Mb Oct' 31-*39 (s-a) A&O
E Tenn reorg lien 5s 1938 M&S
1st Mem Div g 5s 1996
J&J
St Louis Div 1st g 4s 1951-J&J
Aiken Br 1st g 4s 1998
J&J
L & N So joint g 4s—See L & N
Mobile & O coll tr 4s '38-M&S
98%
97
4.10
Stamped Federal Tax—
Southern Railway—
1st consol gold 5s 1994
.J&J
103%
/ This price Includes accrued interest.
65
Fruit Express equip 7s
June 1 1932-1935 (yr)—J&D
Eq 5s *32-'39 C (yr)
Eq 5s *32-'41 D (yr)
Southern Pacific RR Oal—
Phlla & Read O & I—See Ind & M isc.
b Basis.
104%
Pacific
Manitoba—
1933
J&J
1st cons red to 4 Mb K 1933. J&J
Montana ext 1st 4s 1937-J&D
Pacific Ext 1st 4s £ 1940-J&J
St Paul Union Depot—
1st & ref 5s 1972
J&J
Salt Lake City Un Dep & RR—
1st M 5s 1938
..M&N
S A & Ar Pass g gu 4s 1943-J&J
San Fran & San Joaquin Val—
1st g 5s Oct 1 1940
A&O
San Fran Term 1st 4s 1950--A&O
7%
7%
90%
M&N
M&N
Equip 7s 1932-1935 (yr) J&D
Equip 5s 1932-1939 (yr)„M&N
Equip tr 5s 1931-38 (yr)„J&D
Eq tr 4Mb 1932-40 (yr)—J&D
Eq tr 4Mb *32-'41 (yr)
J&D
'
mm
6.50
50
50-year 4 Ms 1981
4Ms 1969 with war
mmmm
40
mm
1934
■
90
94%
M&J
J&D
M&S
-
Conv g 5s
mm mm
71%
6.50
6.50
Florida
1977
_
Southwestern—
1st consol g 6s
83
83
92
St Clair Mad & St Louis Belt—
Alton Bridge 1st g 4s '51--J&J
1st consol g 4s 1933
80
4.75
94
85
J&J
Riv & Gulf Dlv 4s
92%
87%
1st m 4%s 1957
Rutl Oan 1st g gu 4s 1949
Rutland con4%s 1941
2d gold 6s
89
b
85
St Louis Iron Mt &
-
b
1952--J&J
Richmond-Washington Co—_
Colltr g gu 4s 1943 opt_—J&D
Rio Gr June 1st gu 5s 1939—J&D
Rio Gr So 1st g 4s 1940
J&J
1st g 4s guar 1940
J&J
Rio Gr West 1st 4s 1939
-J&J
1st coll tr 4s 1949 op
A&O
R I Ar & La 4M» 1934
M&S
Rock Island-Frisco Term Ry—
St Johns & L Cham 5s
103%
99%
97%
4%
Eq tr 4 Ms 1931-39 (yr)... A&O
70
Peor & East cons 4s 1940--A&O
13%
2d cons inc 4s 1990
Apr 1 f
Peoria & Pekin Union Ry—
103%
1st g 5Ms 1974 series A—F&A
86
Peoria Ry Ter 4s '37 gu op
J&.l
99%
__
bds May 1 1941--M&N
Rich Fredericksb & Potomac—
Cons mtge 4%s 1940--—A&O
i>
Equip 68 Jan 15 '32-'35_J&J 15
Richmond & Mecklenburg—
1st g 4s Nov 1 1948
M&N
Rich & Peters 4%s 1940
A&O
St J
102
98%
1st & ref 4%s 1977 ser A.-A&O
Pennsylvania RR—
Con M 4s gold 1943
M&M
101 %
do
4s gold 1948
M&N
do
48 gold 1948 sterling
98%
stamped dollar bond
105
do
4M« g I960
P&A
101%
Gen g 4 Ms 1965
J&D
108%
Gen g 5s Dec 1 1968
J&D
95%
Gen m 4%s 1981 ser D
A&O
110%
15-yr 6Ms Feb 1 1936
P&A
104
40-yr 5s 1964—.,
M&N
Con M 3Msg £ 1945
J&J If 84
94%
Deb 4 Ms 1970
A&O
b
4%
Eq tr 5s 1932-38 (yr)
M&S
equip 5s 1931-39 (yr) A&O
Saratoga—
100
St Clair Term 1st 5s 1932.— P&A
Penn Ohio & Detroit RR—
Pere
5
65
86%
6.50
1st gu 6s
g
Richmond Term 1st 5s
Cardelet Br 1st 4%s 1938-A&0
Paducah & 111 1st 4%s 1955.J&J
Pan American 1st 5s 34 op__J&J I
Gen
&
Rensselaer
6%
Pacific Coast Co—See MIsc Bonds
1956
J — -J&J
Eq 4Mb 1931-'45 (s-a) ..M&N
Phila & R—2d 5s g 1933—A&O
Imp M ext g 4s 1947—A&O
Cons ext gold 4s 1937--M&S
Term 5s g gu May 1 '41-Q-F
Eq 5s (J&J) 1932 ser
104%
1st cons guar 5s 1946
J&J
Oregon-Wash RR & Nav—
1st & ref g gu 4s '61 opt--J&J
F&A
1947. -J&J
Ral & Soutbp con 5s 1965—J&D
Raleigh & S W 1st 4s 1936—J&J
Raritan River 1st g 5s 1939—J&J
Reading Company—
W& N A tr ctfs 4s red 105-Q-M
98%
108
Ore Short Line 1st 5s 1946--J&J
red to
Ports Gt F & Oon 4%s
102%
96%
J&J
f 6 Ms 1948-
5s 1941—J&J
85%
Ont & Que deb gu 6s perp__.J&D If 100
97%
Ore RR & Nav cons 4s 1946-J&D
s
Port Reading 1st gu
Consol 4s 1956-
Ogd & L Ch 1st g gu 4s 1948-J&J
Ohio Connecting 4s 1943
M&S
O Ind & W g 5s Apr 1938
Q-J
Ohio Rlv RR—1st g 5s 1936-J&D
Gen gold 5s 1937
A&O
Old Colony RR 4s 1938
J&J
3Hs July 1 1932
-J&J
1st M 5%s 1944P&A
1st M 5s 1945 series B
J&D
1st M
J&J
1961
38
3.75%
96
Gen g 3 3-lOs 1953
J&J
Northwestern Terminal RR—
f
1st M 5s 1977
Norwich & Wor—4%s 1947-M&S
Guar 5s
84%
3-75#
105%
104%
North Penna ext'd 4s 1936--M&N
4%a 1958 ser A
J&D
B
A&O
C .—A&O
Pitts Young & Ash—
1st gen 4s series A 1948—J&D
1st M 5s 1962 series B
P&A
1st gen 5s 1974 series C_—J&D
Portl (Me) Term gu 4s 1961-J&J
1st m 4%s 1959 ser
1st M 4%s 1960 ser
12%
9%
1st gu 6s
"fi"
2
P&A
1937.J&D
Potomac Val 1st gu 5s g 1941 J&J
Prov Sec deb 4s 1957 gu
M&N
Prov Ter 1st g 4s gu 1956—M&S
Prov & Wore 1st 4s 1947--A&O
Ral & Gape Fear 1st 5s 1943M&8
Ral & Charleston 4s 1956—-F&A
4.25
b
No Pac Ter Co 1st 6s 1933--J&J
No Ry of Cal 5s g gu 1938-A&0
Pac of Mo 1st
-J&J
103
2
1952
P&A
60
6% receivers' ctfs 1927—F&A
Pittsburgh & Shawmut—
1st s f g 5s 1959
---J&D f
i5i%
P 8 & L E 1st g 5s 1940
A&O
103%
Cons 1st g 5s July 1 1943—J&J
Pittsb Term RR & Coal—
99
1st g guar s f 5« 1942
J&J
97%
Pitts Va & Char gu 4s 1943 M&N
Pitts & West Va Ry—
1st m
83
Gen lien g 3s Jan 2047
Q-F
Ref & imp 4%s 2047 ser A_ J&J
Ref & imp 6s 2047 ser B—J&J
.
100%
Ry—
1935 series A—F&A
1935 ser B
F&A
Seab & Roanoke 5s ext 1931-J&J
Seacoast RR of N J 5s '48--A&O
Shamokin Sunbury & Lewisb'g—
2d 6s gold July 1 1925 ext at
5% to July 1 1945
J&J
Shrev Bdg & Ter 5s '55 gu—F&A
Sierra Ry of California—
1st s f 6s g Apr 12 *37-A&O 12
Sioux City & Pac 3Mb 1936 —F&A
Somerset Ry 1st & ref 4s '55-J&J
1st M 4s July 2 1950
-J&J
South Bound RR 1st 5s 1941A&0
S & N Ala cons M g 5s 1936-F&A
Gen cons gu g 5s 1963
A&O
So Pac Coast 1st g 4s 1937.-J&J
Southern 111 & Mo Bridge Co—
1st M g 4s 1951
M&N
South Indiana 1st g 4s 1951--F&A
So Pacific Branch L 1st 6s '37 A&O
Southern Pacific Co—
Coll tr 4s (O P) Aug 1 '49 J&D
1st
4%s
(Oregon
Lines)
A
Seab-All
103%
11*
Eqtr 4 %■ Jan 15*32-40 (s-a) J&D
Atlanta-BlrmiDgham Div—
1st g 4s May 1 1933
M&S
109%
Gold 4s Feb 1
3%
M&S
4%s 1950 series O
3.75%
2d 6s guar 1934
J&J
Nor Maine Seaport 6s 1935-A&0
Nor Ohio 1st gu 5s g 1945---A&0
Northern Pacific—
Prior lien g 4s Jan 1997
Q-J
m
*4.30%
109
_
Pitts Shaw & N—1st g 5s *49
3§~
Interest red to 4%%
1st
99%
98%
98%
95%
102%
3
12
5% secured notes 1931—F&A
Equip tr 6s (s-a) 1932-37-F&A
Eq tr 5Ms 1931-1932 (s-a)A&0
Eq tr 5s 1932-1940 (s-a)„J&J
_
J&J
J&J
J&J
Eq tr 4%s 1931-'32(yr) F&A16
Eq tr 4 %s 1932-'40 (yr)M&S16
99
J&J
26
.
99%
98%
Gon M 4%s 1977 ser
Pitts & Lake Erie
97 M
30%
I960-A&O
Stamped
AdJ mtge 5s Oct 1 1949—F&A
Ref gold 4s 1959 opt.
A&O
Certificates of deposit
-~
1st & cons 6s 1945 ser A -M&S
Certificates of deposit
104%
104
O—J&J
4s ser G
20
102%
108%
108%
4s ser F 1953
do
102
102%
J&D
1957—M&N
do
4s ser H 1960—P&A
do
3MsserE 1949—F&A
Gen M 5s l1
1970 ser A
J&D
Gen M 5s 1975 ser B
A&O
do
Eq tr 6%s 1931-35 (yr)— A&O
100%
Northern Central—
Gen & ref 5s 1974 ser A
1963
Pitta McK & Y 6s 1932
104%
101%
,M&N
A&O
Northeast of S O 6s 1933
WA
74
88 M
N & W Ry 1st con 4s '9G--A&0
Dlv 1st lien & gen g 4s July 1
1944 opt Jan 1 1929
J&J
N & W Pocahontas 4s '41-J&D
Eqtr4%s 1932 (yr)
Eqtr 4%s 1932 (yr)
Eq tr 4%s 1932-'35
106
do
42
1st gen g 5s 1954 opt
J&J
Norfolk Ter 1st gu 4s 1961--M&N
Norfolk & Western
Impt & exten 6s 1934
82
101
Norfolk Southern—
101%
101M
101%
103%
M&N
F&A
4Mb ser J 1964...M&N
4s ser D 1945—M&N
do
—A&O
Sav & States 1st g gu 5s 1953. J&J
Scioto Val & N E 1st 4s 1989 M&N
Seab Air Line 1st g 4s
Ser C 1942
Ser I
104%
1942
s
1st M g 5s 1934
1932—A&0
Con g gu 4%s ser A 1940-A&O
do
Ser B 1942
A&O
77%
101%
1st M
106
St Louis—
Pitts Oin Chic &
Registered $5 DOOeach
N Y Westchester & Bos Ry—
1st M g 4%s 1946 guar
J&J
Nord Ry s f 6%s 1950
A&O
gtd 4s
M&S
f 5s July 1 1937—J&J
Sav Fla & W 1st 6s 1934
A&O
1st g 5s
Sault Ste Marie Bridge—
24%
23%
102%
1947
J&J
Youghlogheny—
95
Ask.
Santa Fe Prescott & Phoenix—
Debenture g 4s 1932
A&O
Philippine Railway—
1st p 4s 1937 s f opt gu—J&J
Pine Creek guar 6s 1932
J&D
P B & L E con g 5s
Bid
Bonds
Ask.
Bid.
& Bait-
98%
N Y & Put 1st 4s g 1993
N Y Susq & Western—
2d mtge 4%s 1937
Gen mtge 5s g 1940
101
Wilm
and Income and defaulted bonds
where marked "f
Bonds
Phlla
New York Ontario &
Ref let g 4e June
Ask.
except
S'amped as to Dec 1930 int
Ctfs of dep
Rtpd as to Dec 1930 In*
1st ref gold 4s 1952
A&O
London, n Nominal, s Sale price.
94%
97
61%
66%
61%
61%
39
"4%
EAILEOAD
SOTICB.—All bond prices
Bonds and Stocks.
Union Pacific—
1st ry & land gr 4s
Bid
BONDS
"and interest" except where
Ask.
AND
marked "f
Stooks.
g
1947—J&J
40-year 4%s 1967
40-year 4s 1968
E q tr .4 %s *32-'38
(yr)
J&J
J&D
M&N
100%
101
United N J Kit & Canal Oo—
General gold 4s 1944
M&S
94
4.05
4.05
4.05
4.05
3.75%
3.75%
3.75%
3.75%
103%
104%
at 4% to '33-J&J
Ofclca Clin & Bing 5s 1939 —J&J
Vandalia RR—
[)d
com.
0d
Belgian Nat Rys Oo
American shares partlc pref.
Series B 1957
„
Vera Cruz & Pacific RR—
1st gold 4%s 1934 opt
July 1924 coupon on
99%
101%
53
.
.
.
M&N
96%
75
5% '40--M&N
Gen 5s May 1 1941M&N
Virginia Mid gen 5s 1930—M&N
J&J
A&O
95
52
63"
1st M. gold 5s 1962
opt—.M&N
1st m 4%s 1962 ser B—-M&N
104
100
105%
4%.
99
Ref & gen 5%s 1975 A-.M&S
Eq tr 6s 1932-'35 (year).J&J15
Eq tr 4%s 1932-42 (yr)
A&O
Washington & Vandemere—
1st 4%s 1947F&A
West Jersey & Sea Shore—
Consol gold 4s 1936
-J&J
Cons 3 %s g aeries B 1936—J&J
West Maryland 4s 1952
A&O
1st & ref 5%s 1977 ser A-J&J
West N Y & Penna 5s 1937..J&J
Gen mtge gold 4s 1943
A&O
Income g 5s Apr 1943.—Nov 1
Western Pacific RR Corp—
1st M 5s 1946 series A
M&S
Eq tr 5%t 1931-38 (yr)._J&D
Cayuga & Susq (guDL&W).
Wheeling Term 4s 1940— -F&A
White & Black River Valley—
1980
3
0
78
0
4.25%
0
79
80
73)
62 J
61
63
Chicago &
1939
65
0
0
9l"
0
D
92
"%
%
Y & Harlem
Preferred
Oleve & Pitts (guar Pa RR)__
Betterm't stk (guar Pa RR)
109
N Y Ontario & Western
100
64%
109%
11%
forfolk & Western Ry
100
100
100
135
100
Adjustment preferred
26
60
50
78
97%
99
76%
77
4.75
4.25%
91%
91%
80
5%
8%
Columbus & Xenia (guar)
Conn & Pass Riv pref
136
65
36%
134%
73
M118
65
50
250""
109
68
107
109
Dayton & Mich com (guar)
Preferred (guar O H & D)_.
alaware & Bound Br (guar) .3
Delaware & Hudson Co
1
Delaware Lack & Western
hila Germ & Norris (guar)—
2%
10
_
—
Preferred (guar Nor Oent).
Erie & Kalamazoo (guar)
Erie & Pitts (guar Pa
RR)...
3
28
3
)d
20%
75
3d
65
12
39
Preferred
Alabama & Vlcksburg
50%
180
Prov & Worcester (guar)
Railroad Securities Co—
Pref without warrants
$40 warrants
Allegheny & West (guar.)
40
24
140
Ann Arbor
common
Preferred
Atch Top & Santa Fe
Preferred
17
100
100
115
x
150
105%
Atlanta Birm & Coast pref
95
100
Atlan & Char Air L (guar)
185
100
Atlanta & West Point
.100
50
Atlantic Coast L Co of Conn.. 50 d 90
Atlantic Coast L RR com
100
88
Atlantic 1st leased lines
Augusta & Savannah
b
Basis.
/
rent tr—
id 73
(guar)..100
96
255"
50
mmm
34
65
43
42%
+
137
159
160
160
160
Dividend
obligations—
6% guaranteed
100
—100
7% guaranteed
100
sell & Genesee Val RR
100
Rome & Clint (gu D & H)„100
m
*/i
65
46
65
Rutland
pref
.
85
80
26
100
i.
22
120
31%
26%
80
!
2nd preferred
C Louis-San Francisco Ry
6% preferred
-
100
59
100
100
15%
27%
69
13
Preferred
34
110
...100
m)-ioo
109
%
%
i—100
—
100
205
3
)
36
39"
)x
65
76%
3
Preferred
100
Mob &
100
Ohio «t,k tr ctfs
42"
41%
18%
51
14
25
21
3
H art ford & Conn
Western....
70
82
Huntingd & Broad Top
Preferred
v
Convertible preferred-.
& Pacific
-
20
46
t c
3d
Illinois Central
]
100
100
55"
& Gr'busb (gu NYC)
unnel RR of 8t Ixniis
50
100
100
100
120
152%
84%
43%
3
80
58%
63
228
90
.100
106
118
80
Stk tr ctfs—See RR Securs Go
Preferred.
100
—
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85"
)
6%
d
d
23 J
23 J
)x
7
5%
30%
155
110
118
26%
47%
152
Lackawanna RR of N J.
99
192
d
)d
Little Miami original guar
92"
Spec
guar
betterment stk—
8
22
38
2%
)
120'
80
65
115
25
42
23%
106
Preferred
__
3
)
100
218
—-
52
!L
exas
roy
23
51
«
18%
) d
v t c.
75%
27%
.100
,0mm mm mm
3
175
125
27
51
88
90
40
42
—
Com vot fr certificates
^abash Railway
Preferred A
-
11%
100
100
20
100
barren N J (guar D L & W). 50
festern Maryland Ry com__10£
20
Preferred B
1st preferred
2d preferred
Western Pacific RR Corp
Preferred
100
100
100
7est Jersey & Sea Sh—Com. 60
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
d
94
98
Prior lien stock
)d
43
46
Preferred
65
11%
62
100
7%
6%
100
100
4
11%
7%
13
60
50
Bo"
78
99
T|his price includes accrued interest,
84
50
100
Preferred
d
d
100
100
100
159
50
2d preferred
50
Rensselaer & Saratoga (guar) .100
Rich Fred & Potom—Com
100
80
1
3
5
100
64
155""
4% 111 Cent stk ctf 1952—1000
aading Company
50
1st preferred
50
43
3
2
96
32
35
119%
53%
12
Georgia RR & Bank Oo (gu)_.1003
Georgia Southern & Florida-.100J
Par
100
56%
50
Great Northern Ry-
Albany & Susquehanna (guar) 100
210
Alleghany Corp
6
(t) d
Pref (with $30 warrants)
100
21%
Pref (with $40 warrants)—.100
16%
J
d 130
90
)
106
48%
50
ttsburgh & Lake Erie
ttsb McK & Yough (guar)..
32
3
3
50
29%
Pitts Ft W & Chic com (gu)—100
Preferred (guar Penn RR)._ 100
3
35
75
125
50
35
5
27
38
88
3
175
3
117%
3d 52%
5 d
41
)
18
yd 120
3
76
3
5
3
10
3
%
3
%
3 d
63
)d 42
)d 62
)
19%
97
100
100
23
44
225
Preferred.
34"
,
100
100
100
com
Prior preferred
45
44
Marquette Ry
Preferred..
45
3
d
3d
—
101
ere
nion Pacific—Common
com
77
5%
79
)
94
100
77
43
25%
57
.
,
Preferred
Alabama Tenn & Nor
85
75
Peoria & Bureau Val (guar)-.100
"II
157%
3
3
Preferred.
53%
100
J
J)
102%
65
d
LOO
50
50
50
3d 115
3
90
43
50 d
50 d
90
50
27
96
65
3
99%
101%
3.70%
Sup & Dul Div 4s 1936—M&N
56%
58%
Worcester Nash & Roch—See Bo ston & Maine
■ f g 5s
1936-J&J /
2d 5s 1936
J&J /
Ala Great Southern com
108
35
105
d
3d
Yosemite VaJ
RAILROAD STOCKS.
89%
50
225"
3
92
50
163%
90%
100
)
3
104
96
120
50
4
77%
88%
J&J
155
50
6%
0
3
98
96
Winston-Sal em Terminal Oo—
1st M gold 5s 1966
A&O
Wis Cent Ry—1st M
g 4s '49 J&J
35%
100
(gu)
com
7% preferred
175
15
75
36
70
60%
3
East Penna (guar P & R)
Elmira & W'msport (guar)
1st & ref 4s 1959
A&O
Marshfleid & South East Div
pur mon 1st g 4* 1951._M&N
6% preferred
i
%
8%
25%
96%
Winston-Salem Southbound—
1st gold guar 4s I960
36%
35
15
3d
J&J
Wilm & Nor 1st 5s 1927 extended
at 4%% to 1977
J&D
Gen g 5s Aug 1 1932
Q-F
Wil & Wei gen g 5s 1935
J&J
Gen mtge g 4s 1935
J&J
'
175
3
95%
100%
4.50
130
94
ew Orl Texas & Mexico
100
73%
New York Central RR
100
Dividend payable in London.. Id 85
27
Y Chic & St Louis com
100
48
48
6
25
0
Wichita Falls & Northwestern—
1st 5s Jan
%
—100
60
73
90%
96%
84%
50
100
'ew London Northern.--—100
'ew Orleans Great North
100
48
0
77%
85
Ohatt & St Louis
2d preferred-——-'.
92
%
165
3
63
21%
61%
65
40
79
0
Preferred
Chic Milw St P & Pacific-
J&J
1st & ref g 5s 1940
opt
J&J
Wichita Union Terminal Ry—
lstggu4%s 1941 opt
M&N
Wilkes & K 1st g 5s 1942—J&D
W11I& S F 1st 5s g 1938
J&D
Wilm & Newb 4s 1947
F&A
iv
.
0
SP
95
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Ref gold 5s series B 1966.M&S
0
4.25%
84
13
50
0
82
91%
§5"
Eq tr 6s Jan 15 1932-35 --J&J
0
100%
1990—A&O
RR—
1st consol gold 4s 1949—-M&S
Ref M 4%s series A 1966.M&S
Chicago & Alton RR.
0
4.60
4.60
91%
g
24%
77
88
4b
46
0
45
0
163
)d 35%
5 d
34%
100
76
West Ry of Ala 1st 4%s *58 A&O
West Shore 1st 4s 2361
J&J
W Side Belt 1st
g 5a 1937..M&S
W Va & Pitts 1st 4s
30
63
25
d
d
d
3
0
3.80%
3.80%
102%
81"
1954.J&J
28
60
101
4.25
5
-
100
Birm pref (guar) :
100
Mobile & Ohio—See Southern Ry
ris & Essex (guar)
50
98%
Oatawissa RR—1st pref (guar
102%
100
.
6% Mobile &
----
,
0
102%
4.25
_
4*
10%
25
Preferred
mm
Common stamped 5%
QQ
100%
_
1st 5s
com
Railway—
Washington Co Ry 1st g guar
3%s Jan 1954 op 1924
J&J
Wash Terra Co—3
%s 1945—F&A
1st gold 4s 1945 guar
F&A
•
5%
d
0d
5 d
0 Id
94%
Caro Olinchfleld & O
58
100
io-Kan-Tex RR com..-(no pt
Preferred
100
3
65
25
50
100
4% leased line ctfs
Mississippi Central-
>
,
0
5
100
Ref & gen 5s 1980 ser D__
A&O
Warren 1st refg 3%s 2000—-F&A
Wash Cent 4s Mar 1948
Q-M
Wash & Colum RIv4s
1935--J&J
9
37
100
100
100 1,025
d
30
50
Preferred.
176
0
2
„
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%s g *41.A&O
Wabash Ry—
Ref & gen 5s 1976 ser B—F&A
Ref & gen 4 %s 1978 ser C_ A&O
1
50
100
100
48
.
) d
Vlcksburg Bdge & Term Co—
1st Ms f 6s 1958
M&S
Vlcksburg Shreveport & Pacific—
2d gold 5s 1939—F&A
Deb mtge 0s series B 1939-J&J
1st lien term gold 4s
88
120
1I» 1
3
Eq tr 4%s 1932-1940(yr)_.J&J
Eq tr 5s 1932-1938 (yr). .M&N
Wabash RR-lit g 5s 1039-M&N
92
80
Preferred stamped.
J&J
July 1913 coupon off
1st gold 4%s 1934
assenting...
Vermont Vail 1st 4%s 1940--A&O
Virginian
88
f
d
50
100
Minneapolis St P & S S M—100
61
103
«
68"
d 650
50
102" Minneapolis & St Louis
101%
.
1st preferred A stamped
1st preferred B stamped..
1st preferred O stamped-.
100
100
—
Preferred
Mlnehlll & Schuyl Hav (gu)-.
99
Prior pref
Louisv Hend & st L pref
Louisville & Nashville.
Mahoning Coal KR
Pref (guar L 8 & M S)
Maine CentralMaryland & Pennsylvania
Massawippi Valley Ry
Michigan Central
Midland Valley com
3
Bid.
Par.
44
Lit SchuylNavRR& Coal(gu) 50 d
120
Louis & Mo Rlv pref (guar)—100
Preferred
0
89
90%
Va & Southwest 5s
2003
1st cons g 5s 1958
76%
45
32
3
0
F&A
Pr lien 6s '15 ext
*88
75%
182%
3
f
Cong 4s 1955 series A
68
57%
42
d
.
.
67
53
108
0
bonds.
Stocks.
48%
0
Gen 1st g 3%s Mar 1 '51-M&S
Utah Fuel—See Ind & Mlsc
Utah & Northern—
1st 7s '08 ext
Bangor Aroostook
93 %
„
„
98
112%
101%
defaulted
Ail
48%
D
97
110%
Ij}q 4%s Sept 15 '31 '39-M&S15
Eq tr 5» 1931-*37 (yr)
M&S
Eq tr 7s 1932-'35 (yr)
J&D
Onion Terminal Co (Dallas)—
1st g 5s 1942 opt 1922
A&O
0
81
STOCKS
and income and
Bin
•.
Bait & Ohio—Common.
1st & ref 4s June 2008
M&S
1st & ref 5s June 2 2008--M&S
„
are
k Last sale.
I In London,
n
Nominal
sSalo orict
>t
H)x-rl«hts
t No par value.
1,125
where marked
NOTICE.—All bond prices are "and interest" except
Stocks and Bonds.
Bid.
Par.
Stocks and Bonds.
Ask.
"I" and income and defaulted bonda.
Per
Federated Capital Oorp com
ABO Trust shares. Series D
New units
Series E
Aldred Invest Tr 4)4s Dec
Preferred
1967—
4)4s 1968
All America Investors Oorp A
First Custodian
Alliance Investment Oorp
(t)
Allied Int Investing Oorp com_(t)
First Amer Oorp com
First Invest Co of N H
Fixed
American British & Oont
$6 preferred
Glass B
5s 1943
Amer. Oompogit Trust Shares
2X
6X
654
5)4
73
General American Shares class A.
20"
23"
General Equities class A
General Public Service com
12"
1254
'3)4
"3)4
~3X
....
170ths
Amer Investors Inc com B
Preferred..
Associated Stand. Oil Shs
Atlantic & Pac Int com w w
Preferred w w
Scrip
.
(t)
com
Warrants.
Aviation Sec Oorp ofNE
Preferred
d
(t
warr—(t)
International Investing Corp..—
Capital Administration
Int Sec Corp of Am com A
6)4% preferred
6% preferred
Alio tmen t certificates
s
Secured gold 6s
Secured gold 6s
Chain Store Shareowners (Chic)..
Chain & Gen'l Equities Inc......
Secured gold 5s
Secured gold 5s
0H%pref
Investment Co of
Chartered Investors
Preferred..
vestment
Evest
FundTrust
of N of
J N
16)4
Without warrants
2)4
Continental
Shares
(t)
Jackson & Curtis Invest Trust—
—100
45
Jackson & Curtis Sec Corp
65
Joint Investors class
65
4)4
20)4
(t)
..100
24
100
Corporate Trust shares
Corporation Secur Co of Chicago
Common.
(f)
Credit Alliance class A
Orum & Forster Inc B
4)4
1454
5
29
104 X
8% preferred
10
29
7% preferred
100
Cumulative Trust Shares
Deposited Bank Shares ser NY
Deposited Insur Shs ser A
Deposited Bank Shs N Y ser A.
Devonshire Investing
99
Orum & Forster Insursh B
Diversified Trustee Shares A
15 X
7
33
107
32
6)4
5)4
5
5
101
6)4
654
554
554
309,
14 54
C shares
sIuirGS
Eastern Utilities Investing Oorp—
Common A
.(t>
754
Deb 5s 1954 with warr M&S 15
Elec Shareholdings Oorp com_(t)
58 M
P
2X
—
(t)
13
„
„54
7
5
2 54
58)4
13 X
40
42
,✓
B
Series
O
_
——
Low-Priced Shares
Major Shares Corp
Massachusetts Investors—
Metal & Mining Shares com__(t)
Mohawk Investing Corn
....
Mutual Investment Trust
Mutual Management com.......
Nat Industries Shares
27)4
75
100
50
8254
82)4
16"
National
ft)
Investors
Nat'l Short Term Sec com
2734
454
Jfc Last sales,
s
71
86
85
5
7
Class C.
35
Class D
654
554
854
754
6
—(t)
t New stock.
2)4
B
9
8)4
23
(t)
(t)
Investors
Trl-Oontlneutal Corp
0% cum pref
Third National
Warrants
"654
Trustee Stand Invest ser
Class D
100
10
45
6)4
4)4
AX
654
4)4
26 X
54
40)4
454
-
454
454
Series B
454
654
4)4
2854
1)4
42)4
554
254
6)4
5
354
3)4
4)4
A—
*•»»«»••
Trust Shares of America
Twentieth Century Fixed
Two-Year Tr shares
5
8
O
Trustee Standard Oil shares
2
8)4
91)4
100
74
—
554
5)4
A
71
—
5)4
33 X
(t)
50
Trusteed NYC Bank shares——
5
Tr
18)4
_
5 X
United Fixed Shares
United Founders common
454
(t)
5c
1-70th
10)4
United Bank Trust
8
United Insur Trust?
U S & British Internat
class A. (
Class B
—(
°54
Preferred
--(
34)4
Deb g 5s 1948
U S Elec Light & Pow
Trust ctfs ser B
M&N
tr ctf A—
war(t)
Warrants.
"954
16)4
6
50
Class B
North American Trust shares
No Am Utility Securities com (f)
Oil Shares units.
Old Colony Invest Trust com_(t)
Debenture 4)4s Feb 1 1947....
Debenture 434s Dec 15 1952
554
454
58)4
3)4
Trusteod Amer. Bank shares
35
154
7)4
654
94)4
1
2
14
7)4
70
70
U S & Foreign
Securities
com_(|
)
$6 1st preferred
(t)
U S Overseas com with war—(t;
Certificates of deposit
U S Shares O 3
-
69
71
28)4
30)4
6
7
3
4)4
4)4
3)4
7)4
78)4
81
25 X
2554
10)4
F
95)4
6
454
78
—
74
Securities
__
79)4
s
74
95
5)4
3)4
18
8)4
4%
3054
154
20)4
71
954
,
77
71
854
35)4
9
554
754
6)4
Class B.
25
75
20.,
with warr..
$1.20 preferred
$3 cum conv 1st pf
Super Corp of Amer class
92
75
70
22
(t)
Sterling Sec com A
Common
70
4)4
State Tr Invest Corp
93
"754
14)4
30
(t)
•
1354
7)4
no
$3 preferred allot certificates.
Spencer Trask Fund Inc
(t)
Standard Amer. Tr. sharesStandard Coll Trust shares
Standard Corporations
Standard Holding Corp cl A—(t)
Standard investing Oorp oom_(t)
Class B
6
2X
55
55
s
s
F&A 15
Standard Oil Trust shares A
76
mm> —
454
"7)4
Ex-warrants
5)4
M&N
North & South Amer Corp cl A (t)
Price per share, not per cent,
..
Deb 5)4« 1939
P.W -fl I vrldAn/l
t No par value.
4)4
5)4
254
Shenandoah Corp common—(t)
Convertible preferred
50
Southern Bond & Share—
Common A
(t)
$5.50 preferred
88"
83
1952
1952
6s with warrants
20
93
1942
-
5s
U S Elec Pow Oorp com w
A__(t)
National Trust Shares
Nationwide Sec Co tr ctf B
New Bedford Invest Trust
4)4s
Deb 5s Mar 1 1937
National Re-investing Corp
Niagara Snare Oorp (Md)
Oonv deb 5Xb 1950—
74
4)4
Series
55
(t)
(t)
Common B
7
6)4
2654
67)4
N Y Bank & Trust Shares—
7054
26 X
Equity Trust Shares A
pref.
A
(t
Convertible preferred
-5<
Leaders of Industry—Series A
New Jersey Bankers
12 X
4*16
B shares
pref with warr
Equity Oorp com.
Preferred
Investors Trustee
18
Debenture 5s May 1 1942
Without warrants
conv
(t)
Y coll A_
Invest Trust Associates com—(t)
Investors Equity common
(f)
Debenture 5s series A 1947
Deb 5s ser B 1948 with warr.
Commonwealth Trust Shares
Consolidated Trust Shares..
$6
100
7% preferred
Chelsea Exchange Oorp cl A
Glass B
Colonial Investors shares
_
1054
J&D
of Amer—
1933
1943
1933
1943
Am com
(t)
Chain Store Invest Oorp new
Preferred
Continental Shares......
Preferred B
Convertible preferred.
iox
X,
....
Debenture 5s 1947
Century Trust Shares
Preferred
Shawmut Bank Inv Trust
Internat Securities Tr
Glass B
Metropol Oorp
Continental Secur Oorp com
ft)
(t)
...100
100
Shawmut Association
20)4
Internat Germanic Trust
0% cum pref ser A
50
5s series A 1953 with warrants.
Without warrants
Oent Nat Oorp class A
"E"
45)4
19)4
(t)
31)4
7)4
18)4
654
Common B
:::!*!
62
4.10
3
Basic Industry Shares
Beacon Participations Inc A
British Type Investors.
Glass B
8
——
"3)4
Prior preferred
Allotment ctfs (unstamped)
Allotment ctfs (stamped)
18
3.70
Insuranshares
1949
F&A
Deb g 08 1940 B with war.. J&J
Intercontinental Inv 6% units...
50
(t*
Selected Management Trustee sh
60
29)4
5)4
Deb g 5s Jan
.......
54"
mm •
34
Corp General com
Selected Industries com
s
Insuranshares &
$5.50 pr pref without
54
.
4
554
,
...(+)
$7 first preferred. ..
6% preferred
Selected Amer shares
Selected Income shares
25
$0 pref 2d ser with warr
............. —
"2"
6)4
(T)
Bcom
20
50
Ctfs
(t)
Gen Mgnt
Insurance Securities Co..
10
Insult Utility Invest com..—(t)
Banklnstocks Holding Oorp
Bankstocks Oorp of Md cl A—(t)
Glass B
10
13
10
1)4
,SH
....
Rights (expire Aug 10)
(t)
Oorp
Bankers Nat Investing com
Bankers Sec Oorp of Am
29
12)4
—-
6% preferred
50
Second Nat Inv Oorp unit ctfs(f)
18
Common new
Preferred
Banslcilla Oorp
1
Incorporated Investors EquitiesIndependence Trust Shares
(t)
Indus & Power Securities Oo-.(t)
Insuranshares of Delaware A_.(t)
Units
Atlantic Securities
11
(t)
Debenture 5s series A 1948
(t
50
29
Second Custodian Shares
Second Int Sec Corp A com—(t)
13
(t)
Hydro Elec Sec com
--(t)
5% preferred class B
10
Illuminating Shares class A.
Incorporated Investors
(t)
...
%
54
(t)
Preferred
Gude Winmill Oorp
(t)
...
3)4
A(t)
"1)4
Common
$7 preferred
Amer & Overseas pref.
Amer. Utll. & Gen'l Oorp A
Glass B v t c
354
30
s
3-16
+
units
Royalties Management A
Securities
$3 units
754
"3)4
(t)
preferred
6% preferred
754
170M
$6 units
Warrants
7)4
6)4
Preferred
10
Convertible preferred
(t)
26
A
Representative Trust Shs
(t)
Guardian Investors com
Oorp
2554
22
shares .....
Common B
10
Preferred
(t:
$3 preferred
Amer Insuranstocks
24
.»«*««.
Warrants
(f)
Guardian Investment
*.'«»
Public Utility Holding com w w( t)
Common without warrants, (t)
Preferred
Amer & Gen Sec com class A.(t;
Common class B
(+:
15
. _
Public Service Tr shs ser
$3
68)4
10
Research I nvest common
$6 first preferred
—
Gen'l Realty & Uthties com— (t)
$6 pref with warr
German Credit & Invest.
:
6754
—
Reliance Internat Oorp com
"
27)4
1)4
Securities Trust (t)
Power & Rail Trustee
7
Granger Trading Oorp
Green way Corp com...
140ths
Bancomit
.
Pref. allot, ctf. 25% 1st pref—
Globe Underwriters Exchange, (t)
50
5(
8% preferred
7% preferred
Convertible preferred
Investors.
Preferred (with warrants) -.100
Deb 5s Feb 1 1952 without warr
ox
20)4
American European Secur
(t)
Ooll tr ■ f 5s 1958 ser A
J&J
Amer Founders Oorp common ...
Warrants
2854
General American
13
80
Phoenix Sec Corp
Power & Light
IX
554
6)4
m
72
3154
American & Continental Oorp-
P
26 X
—
Class B
10C
(t)
Amer Cities Pow & Lt cl A
pf_100
Second preferred
(tv
Deb 5s 1948 without warr—J&J
Petroleum Trading Oorp A
—
Pacific Investing Corp 1st
Preferred ...
w—(t)
26
Overseas Securities
17
7
6)4
Fundamental Trust shares A—
70
(t)
254
12 X
10 X
Warrants
(t)
H
554
Old Colony Trust Associates—
1st serial trust shares
(t>
Trust Oil Shares
Fourth Nat'l Investors w
...
2)4
17"
vi
share
Per
1*4
14
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
share.
15"
7
(t)
Series B
A_.
$3 preferred
$5.50 prior pref
Warrants.
—
prof A(f)
Fixed Trust Shares series A
com.(t)
(t)
F&A
Deb g 5s 1953
Amer. Capital Oorp
Class B
Shares
Five Year Fixed Trust shares—
$3 convertible preferred
Am Bank Stk Tr Shares
:'iv;
10
Financial Investing N Y
Stocks and Bonds.
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
H
A 2
Universal Trust Shares
Utilities Hydro & Ralls
454
Shares..
Utility Equities Corp com—(t>
$5.50 priority stock—7—.
Fork Share Corp
x
3)4
454
72)4
1654
8
Public
^Includes
street and electric
Utilities
railways, gas. electric, power, water, telegraph, telephone and
bridge companies.)
NOTICE.—All bond prints irs "and Interest" exoept where
Bonds.
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask.
Adriatic
Electric Co (Italy)—
Extl s f 7s 1952
A&O
Alabama Power 1st 5s 1946 _M&S
1st &ref 5s 1951—
J&J
1st & ref 5s 1956
Bear Mt Hud
94
lst&ref 4)4* 1967
J&D
9834
10434
1st & ref 5s 1968
M&S
Alabama Water Service Co—
1st M 5s 1957 ser A
..J&J
Albany Ry—See United Trac.
All eg Bellev & P—See Phlla Go
8534
Allegheny Gas Oorp 634s'43 M&N
Alton & St L Bridge 7s 1947 M&N
Deb 7s 1942
Alton Water 5s 1956
51
,
A&O
1st g 5s
59
95
87
Deb 534s 1953
J&J
Amer Elec Pow deb 6s '57 M&S 15
Amer & Foreign Power Go—
73 '?
63
62
7234
10034
Am Pow & L deb 6s 2016—M&S
Amer States Public Serv—
1st 1 534s 1948 ser A
M&N
10534
J&D
68
6834
8734
88
16
81
65
66
Amer
Telep & Tel eg—
Oonv g 4s *36 conv aft '09.M&S
Ooll trust 5s 1946
J&D
Deb s f 5s 1960
J&J
Deb 534s Nov 1 1943
M&N
Oonv deb 434 b 1939
35-yr deb 5s 1965
J&J
F&A
American Utilities Go—
1st lien & ref 6s 1945
Deb
J&D
634? 1941
Amer W W & El 5s 1934
Deb 6s 1975 Ser A
Deb 5s 1976 ser B
57
61
54
Deb 6s Apr 1 1955
A&O
Berlin Elec Elev & Underg Rys—
1st mtge s f 634» 1956
A&O
4534
55
52
48
4934
58
1st & ref 5s 1940
106
J&D
90
92
101
5s March
9934
Extl 1st
75
80
Brooklyn Borough Gas Oo—
Bronx G & E 5s 1960
1st
J&J
84
5s Jan 11961
J&J
Associated Gas & Elec Co—
Oonv deb 534t 1977
F&A
Oonv deb 6s 1999
97
Assoc Elect
4Kb 1953
97"
8434
9734
65
6134
6834
6634
6134
Conv 5Ks 1938
61
6134
M&N
534% notes 1932
M&S 15
Telep Co Ltd—
65
6834
67
5834
60
95
99
M&S
1942
10334
A&O
Deb 534s 1955 ser A
M&N
II"
8834
Atchison Ry, Light & Power—
1st 5s Nov 1935
M&N
Athens (Ga) Ry & Electric—
1st & ref
f g 5s '50 opt '15 J&J
Atl Oons St RR—See Ga Ry & El
Atlanta Gas L 5s g 1947
J&D
s
434% notes Mar 15 1933.M&S
Atlanta Nor Ry—See Ga Ry & El
Atlanta Wat. El & Pr 5s 1943 J&J
Atlantic Ave RR—See Bkn R T.
Atlantic Oity El 5s 1938.—M&S
lst&ref 5 34s 1954
lst&ref 5s 1956—
M&N
A&O
Atlantic Oity (N J) Gas—
1st g 5s Jan 1 I960 opt *20- J&J
Atlantic Co Wat 5s *58—AM&S
Atlantic Pub Serv Oorp—
1st lien 534b 1953 ser A
1943
Deb 6s
F&A/
F&A /
Aurora Elgin & Chicago RR—
1st & ref g 5s 1946 opt
J&J
A E & O Ry 1st g 5s '41 A&O 15
Bait & Ann 8 L—See Md El Ry
^
1st lien & ref 6s *47 ser
A.M&N
Oonv deb 534s 1930
J&J
8834'
1950
1st
97"
Falls
10334
94
!g434
96
70
J&J
10134
9734
10434
-1—
10134
10134
r
RR.
8234
98
10734
10134
102
95
95
r
85
r
105
r
105
r
105
94
urlington (la) Ry & Light—
1st s f gold 5s 1932
opt—_M&S
utler Water 5s 1957 A
A&O
utte El&P 1st s f 5s '325l J&D
California Electric
Generating—
1st s f g 5s '48 op aft
*12—M&S
—
^aUary Power 1st 5s I960-A&O
alifornia Gas & Elec
Oorp—
Gen & col tr s f g 5s
1933-M&S
Unif & ref g 5s '37
op s f_.M&N
"
180
195
105
106
Bangor (Me) Pow 5s 1931—M&S
Bangor Ry & El 1st 5s '35—J&J
Baton Rouge Electric Oo—
1st mtge 5Ks 1954
J&D
1st M 5s 1959 ser B
..F&A
100
10034
101
102
Deb goid 534s 1942
a!\i Wp
104
Sou
outh Chicago
Ry—
1st M rehab g 5s *27
op '12F&A
89
k Last sale,
of deposit
n
Nominal
r
8934
10554
10634
86
89
8034
84
90
93
98
104
105"
101
102
9334
10034
9234
101
100
101
1st & ref 5s 1968 ser G...M&N
1st & ref 434s 1981 ser H
Oent Indiana Gas 5s 1931..M&S
Ref mtge 5s 1957
M&S
....
9334
9334
9234
Central Indiana Power Oo—
1st & ref 6s 1947 ser A
J&J
Oent MainePr 5s '39
op '19 M&N
1st & gen 6s 1942 ser B
J&J
9934
104
107
1st & gen 5s 1955 ser D—_J&J
1st & gen 434s 1957 ser E.J&D
Cent Ohio L & P 1st 5s
1950 A&O
Cent Pow 1st 5s.
1957. ser D J&J
Oent Pow & Lt 1st 5s
10434
99
9334
II"
Cent Pub Serv
Corp—
Conv deb 534s '49 with war F&A
Central Ry—See Un Ry&El
7234
7234
Central States Elec Oorp—
Conv deb 5s 1948
J&J
Deb 534s 1954 with war M&S15
Oent States Pow & Lt
6434
6634
6434
6634
1st M & 1st lien 534s 1953. J&J
Central States Utilities Corp—
10 yr sec 6s 1938
J&J
Central Traction—See Phila Oo
Oent Vermont Public Serv
63
64
30
35
1st & ref 5s 1959 ser A
A&O
Oentral West Public Service Co—
1st 1 coll 534b 1956ser A._M&N
Series B.........
Series O
Charleston Cons Ry Gas & El
Oonsol gold 5s 1999
M&S
104
75
75
75
98
Ohattanooga Ry & Light—
1st & ref g 5s 1956
op '16„M&N
102
Ohatt Rys 1st cons 5s '50.M&N
Ohes & Pot Tel of Va 5s '43.M&N
Chester Water Service Oo—
1st 434b 1958 series A
Ohic Aurora & Elgin RR—
1st & ref 6s 1951
98
10434
64
73
9034
91
8134
80"
4934
,
111
Oolltr
s
245"
10534
10534
80
85
1
5
106
10534
90
91
40
26
28
28
62
62
f
M&S
106
9634
/
-
Certificates of deposit-_ /
mon 4r-5s Feb *27
oDt.J&J /
Certificates of deposit
/
Adj inc 4s Feb 1927 opt...May /
Certificates of deposit
/
Chicago Rapid Transit Oo—
1st & ref 634s 1944
J&J
6s
1947..-J&D
J&J
Deb g 5s Apr. 1958
A&O
Deb g 5s 1963 with warr.M&N
Without warrant
10134
10534
...
Deb 5s 1969 with warr...M&S
Conv deb 5s 1950
J&D
10534
10334
9934
Cities Service Gas Oo—
1st M
Citizens
s
56 34
1334
11
105
10134
9654
105
100
8334
88
5934
58
58
58
62
6134
6734
82
Gas
J&J
Sale price.
78'
7634
(Indianapolis)—
1st & ref gold 5s 1942
61
Canadian price
60
pipe line 6s 1943
Cities Service Power & Light—
Deb 534s 1952
M&N
Deb 534s 1949
J&D
61
62 $4
6034
28
28
11
11
15
15
8
8
pipe line 534s 1942.M&N
Cities Service Gas Pipe Line Oo—
1st M
9934
10434
5934
5934
A&O
J&J
Cincinnati Street Ry—
1st m 534s Apr 15,'52 ser AA&O
1st 6s 1955 ser B
A&O
Cities Serv deb 5s Jan'66.—M&S
96
104
9834
43
3834
78
A Feb '27. A&O /
Certificates of deposit
/
Series B Feb 1927
J&D /
1st ref 6s 1947 series A
So Gov & Oinc 6s 1932
10434
9534
67
J&J
opt _F&A /
ser
26
6034
6034
9134
10134
A&O
Ohris & 10th Sts RR—See NYRvs
Oicero Gas gen & ref 5s 1932.J&J
Oincinnati Gas & Electric—
1st M 4s 1968 series A
A&O
OIn Newport & Gov L & T—
10534
94
Oons M 5s
Chippewa Power
10634
99
10534
35
1st & ref 6s 1953 ser A
J&J
Adjust deb 6s Lily 1963.—
/
Certificate of deposit
/
104
....
103
J&J
f g 5s Jan 1 1927.A&O
1st M gold 5s 1927
Otfs of deposit
Pur
12034
80
80
80
M&S
Certificates of deposit
/
Chicago City Ry 1st 5s '27.-F&A
6% notes 1932
Chicago Railways Oo—
8234
10434
Chicago Oity & Connecting Ry
1st & ref 6s 1955 ser A
1st & ref 534b 1956.
;
Certificates
/ This price Includes accrued interest,
10134
8634
1st & ref 5s 1951
F&A
Cent HI Light 1st & ref 5s '43A&0
Central Illinois Public Service—
1st & ref 5s 1956 ser E„ _M&N
1st mtge 434s 1967 ser F..J&D
1st M 434s 1970
l8t 58 1943. A&O
alif Water Service 5s
1958-A&O
alumet Gas & Elec Oo—
1st & ref 534« I960 ser B..J&J
-
103"
A&O
105
106
Deb 534s 1935
A&O
Ohic North Shore & Milw RR—
1st mtge gold 5s 1936
J&J
alifornia-Oregon Power—
1st & ref 6s 1942 ser B__..J&J
1st & ref 534s 1955 series O
F&A
105"
M&S
Certificates of deposit
Ohic Dist Elec Generating—
70
77
45
110
1st & ref 5s Jan 1957
Cent Ills Elec & Gas Oo—
.
Power—
1st gold 5s 1942
F&A
uffalo Ry—See Internat
Ry—
urlington (Vt) G L 5s 1955.J&J
10434
10534
10434
....
II
r<£ 5s April 1 1939
Gen & ref 5s 1956 ser
A..F&A
Gen & ref 434s 1981
F&A
uff & Niag
El L &
102
104
97
106
10234
Bangor Hydro Elec 5 34s '49.M&S
1st lien & ref 5s 1955.
J&D
101
10434
10434
10034
r
First lien coll trust 6s '46-M&S
First lien coll tr 534s '46.-J&D
3-yr 534% note 1933
F&A
Oent Hud Gas & Elec
Oorp—
85
40
10434
10034
1st 1 & coll tr 5s 1948 ser A F&A
Oent Crosst'n RR—See N Y
Rys.
Cent Dist Telep 1st 5s *43—J&D
Central Gas & Electric Co-
79"
Oorp—
Stamped
Deb 5s
96
55
104
J&J
1st gold 4s Jan 1 1951-J&J
iklyn Un Gaslst cons5sg'45M&N
8434
B 8p Pt & Ohes—See Un Ry & El
Bait Traction—See Un Ry & El
6 Basis
A
guaranteed
Nassau Elec 1st 5s 1944.._A&O
78
Oonv deb 6s 1941
M&S
Oonv deb 534s 1944 ser O.M&N
Associated Telep & Tel eg Oo—
ser
Stamped guaranteed
Kings Oo El 1st 4s 1949--F&A
Associated
1st M 5s 1965.
Assoc Telep Util 5s
f 6s 1968
mtge 5s 1960
—J&D
Cent Ark Pub Serv
Oorp—
83
67
Oorp—
F&A
034% notes 1932
F&A
Brooklyn Rap Trans 5s 1945 A&O
Equit Trust ctfs of deposit
1st ref gold 4s 2002
J&J
3-year 7% notes 1921
J&J
Oent Un Tr temp ctfs
dep.
Temp ctfs dep stamped...
Bklyn Bath & WE5s '33—A&O
Brooklyn Queens Oo & Sub—
1st ra g 5s 1941
(stpd)—J&J
1st con 5s July
'41(stp)M&N
Bklyn Un Elev 5s 1950—F&A
39
64
Associated Pub Utilities Oorp—
1st lien 5s 1947 ser A
J&J
s
8234
37
63
101
112
10034
Bklyn Oity & New RR—See O I & Bk
Bklyn Oity RR 1st 5s 1941—J&J
77
Eq tr 5s '32-*35 ser
>
93
Brooklyn Edison Oo—
Gen m 5s ser A 1949
J&J
107
Bklyn-Manhattan Transit Oorp
95
99
Oonv deb 434s '48 with warM&S
Without warrants..
Conv deb 434s 1949
J&J 15
Con* ref deb 5s 1968
A&O
Oonv deb 5s 1950
F&A
100
M&S
m
J&D
Oarbondale Ry 5s Nov 1933..J&J
Carolina-Ga Service Oo—
634 % notes *32 with warr J&D
Carolina Mt Power 6s 1935-J&D
Carolina P & List 5s 1956—A&O
Cedar Rap Mfg & P 5s '53-_J&J
Central Arizona Light & Pow Oo
103
76
93"
100
(Bait)
10234
J&J
5s Mar 6 1938
Gen & ref 5s 1967
10034
1st g 5s June 1 1947
91"
99
1950—F&A
9734
m
70
100
94
10534
96
101
95
10-yr s f 634b 1934
M&N
Bway & 7th AveRR—See NY Rys
Bway Surface RR—See N Y Rys
J&J
A&O
77
„
Ashland (Wis) L & Pow St Ry.
1st M gold 5s 1939
Ashtabula Water 5s '56
105
50
99
85
98
\21H
106
104
97
5b 1944
J&D
British Col Tel 5s 1960
Broad River Power Oo—
1st & ref 5s 1954 Ser A—M&S
58
48
10034
105
M&N
91
75
Arkansas P & L 1st 5s 1956-A&0
Arkansas Western Gas Co—
1st 7s 1939 with warr
J&J
Arkanaaw Water 1st 5s 1956.A&0
f 6s 1953
s
9734
81
10334
10134
74
108
F&A
89
M&N
10234
10034
10034
Bridgeport Gas Lt 4s 1952—J&J
Bridgeport Hydraulic Oo—
1st
Ardmore St
1953..J&J
10534
randenburg (Germany) El Pr—
109
5734
4734
10434
10534
M&S
M&S
1944
4s
10434
10434
10334
10834
10434
963
100
100
M&N
7s Sept 1947
Aug 1 1932
10034
104
10434
9634
100
Deb g 434s Oct 1 1937—A&O
Deb g 434s Nov 1 1941.-M&N
Deb g 5s Dec 1942
J&D
West End St 5s 1932
M&N
5s May 1936
M&N
Annap & Chesapeake Bay Pow—
Ark & Mo Pow 1st 6s
Deb 634s 1935
10434
Blue Lakes Wat 1st 6s *38. _M&S
Boston Oon Gas deb 5s '47.-F&A
Boston Elev Ry 4s 1935
M&N
60
10234
104
ser B...M&S
Ry—See Phlla Go.
Arizona Edison 1st 5s 1948..-J&J
Arizona Pow 6s '33 opt '13.M&N
1st 1 & unif 6s 1947 ser A. M&N
Gas
Bloomlngton Dec & Champagne
65
102
Oonv deb 6s 1945
Y)
(N
1938
Mtge & col tr 5s '51 ser A. A&O
Bleecker St&FulFy— See NY Rys
109
63
9954
Berlin City Elect 634b 1951..J&D
Sink fund deb 634s 1959—F&A
5s
M&N
1st
m 5s 1954 ser B
J&D
1st mtge 5s 1957 ser O
F&A
Blackstone Val G & E 5s '39-J&J
1?2
A&O
1st 5s '34 A&O
Appalachian Elec Power—
1st & ref 5s 1956
M&N
Appalachian Power 5s 1941 J&D
7% gold bonds 1936
F&A
Deb gold 6s 2024
J&J
Appalachian Gas Oorp—
Oonv deb 6s 1945 ser A..M&S
103
9934
Works
.A&O
Blnghamton (N Y) L H & P—
1st ref 5s Feb 1946
A&O
Birmingham Elec Oo—
1st & ref 434s 1968
M&S
Birmingham Gas 1st 5s '59 .M&N
434% notes Oct 1 1932
Birm Knox & Atl—rSee Phlla Oo
Birmingham Ry Light & Power—
Gen ref g 434* '54 op '09. A&O
Birmingham Water Works Oo—
1st m 534b 1954 ser A
A&O
10334
10734
10834
11034
107
10834
11034
13134
10834
M&N
Androscoggin Elec
102
1st
103
M&N
1st 6s 1948
J&D
Ana & Pot R RR—See W Ry&El.
114
-
80
Canton Elec Co 5s 1937—.
11034
112M
ser
Bid
Cape Breton Elec Oo 5s '32.J&J
Capital Traction (Wash, D G)—
B—.—J&J
Blnghamton
1634
10534
40
107
1
100M
30
82
10634
Bellows Falls Hydro-Elec Corp—
1st mtge 5s 1958
A&O
66
28
10634
1st & ref 5s 1960 ser O
A&O
Belolt Water, Gas & Elec Oo—
1st g 5s 1937
M&S
6434
73
24
10634
1st
Deb g 5s 2030
M&S
Amer G & E deb 5s 2028
M&N
Amer Gas & Power Go—
Sec deb 5s 1953
M&N
Secured deb 6s 1939
J&D
American Natural Gas Oorp—
Deb 634s 1942 with war._A&O
Deb 6s 1938
,
80
10734
1st & ref 5s 1948
70\
633*
n
6234
94
70
Bonds.
Camden & Sub Ry—See P S Oorp
Canada Nor Pow coll 5s '53-M&N
Canadian L & P 5s *49 op *14 J&J
Canal&Claib RR—See NO Ry&L
Canton-Akron Oon Ry 5s '33 J&J
1955 ser A
—M&S
lstg5s 1957 ser B
J&D
1st mtge 5s 1960 ser O—M&N
Bell Telep Oo of Pennsylvania—
08
9334
90
'
'
Beaver Va Tr gen g 5s 1953 M&N
1st conv m 5s 1950
A&O
Bell Telephone of Canada—__
45
84
Ask.
„
Altoona &
Logan Val Elec Ry—
Oon g 434b 1933 gu
F&A 15
Amer Commonwealths Power—
Deb g 6s 1952 ser A
F&A
Deb g 534s 1953
M&N
Oonv deb 6s 1940
M&S
Amer Community Power
N
A&O
A&O
Beauharnols Power Oorp—
Ooll trust a 16s 1959 w w.-A&O
8634
66
43
Bid.
Riv Bdge Oo—
1st 7s 1953
Deb 8s 1953
9934
10534
10534
10434
9934
10434
10434
10334
M&N
marked "I" and Income and
defaulted bonds.
J&J.
10234
104
PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS
84
NOTICE.—All bond prices oro "tad
Bid.
Bonds
bonds.
marked M*'' and Income and dafanltad
Interest" »xo«pt «bm
Ask.
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask.
Bid.
Mfg Oo (Italy)
1st a f 6 Ha 1953 with war M&N
Eqult G&E Utica 5s 1942-A&0
Erie Rys—1st 6s 1954
A&O
Erie El Motor s f g 5s 1941 A&O
Ask.
Krcole Marelll Elec
Citizens LH4P (Johnsfn, Pa)
1st g 5s 1934 opt 1914-—M&N
103 H
Ind Tr & Ter
Citizens Tract—See Ptalla Oo
City Elec San Fran 6s 1937—J&J
City & Sub By—See Wash By & El
103 M
104M
City Water (Chattanooga)—
1st M 6s 1954
-J&D
1957 series
1st M 6s
O—M&N
107
series B—A&O
Oon 5s 1918—
f
Ext at 6% to 1933
A&O
99 M
Cleve By 1st 1933
M&J
Cleve Southw By & Light—
3
Gen &con 5s 1954—-—M&8 /
96
Clinton W W 1st 5s 1939
F&A
Coast Cos Gas & Elec—
105 M
1st M 5s 1960
----- M&N
108"
loo"
Denver Tramway Terminals
1st M g gu 5s 1932 40
6% uotes Oct 1
6
M&S
June 1 1943
1953—
-—-J&J
1st M col 5s 1954 ser B_—J&D
1st M col 4)4 s 1956 ser O.-A&O
1st M col 4Ms 1957 ser D.-J&J
1st M col 4 Ms 1960 ser E A&<>
1st M 4s 1981 ser F- .
M&S
3)4 % notes July 30 1932
Commonwealth Utilities Corp—Conv deb 6s 1938M&N
Commonwealth Wat 5Ms A 1947.
1st M 5s 1956 ser B———F&A
1st mtge 5s 1957 ser O—-F&A
Community Power & Light Oo—
Col M 5s 1957
M&S
Community Water Service Co—Deb g 6s 1940 ser A
J&D
Cones toga Trac 1st 4s 1950—J&J
Coney Isl & Bklyn BB 4s *48-J&J
Consol gold 4s 1955
—J&J
B O & N 1st cons 5s 1939--J&J
Conn Light & Power—
1st & ref s f 7s *51 ser A—M&N
1st & ref 5Ms 1954 ser B--F&A
1st & ref 4J4s 1956 ser O—J&J
Connecticut Power 5s '63—A&O
1st & coll trust 5s 1956
J&J
Conn By & Lt 4)4s 1951
J&J
Stamped guaranteed optional—
Conn Ltg & Pow 5s '39
.J&J
Conn Blv Pow 1st 5s 1937--J&D
Uonnellsv Wat 5s Oct 2 '39—A&O
99 X
99
100
985*
99
99 H
98
1st m 6s 1947
HM
©o s
1
c
99 M
99%
92 M
94
101H
100
99M
108 M
110M
112M
110M
1085*
108M
104"
102 H
104 %
102 M
94 M
100 H
100M
98
102
102 M
100
55
65"
119
108
104 M
108
110
101 %
102 M
103
101
93
67
106M
106
102M
107M
104M
98
110
;
105M
98 M
110
107M
Wks of Upper
65
107 JM
103
151945-M&S15
107M
107 M
108M
104
M&S15 s
11
2
s
12"
s
63 M
58
985*
3
95
101M
55
104 M
104%
s
23
s
12H
104 M
----
.
Co (Mich)—
'16----J&J
1st 1 & unif 5s ser C 1952. M&N
1st lien & unlf 4M* 1958_ M&N
Con tin Gas & El deb 5s 1958 F&A
< looperBlvBri'jre I no I stbs'SSM&N
Copenhagen Telephone Co—
1st & ref 5s 1936 op
-
104 5*
105 H
105M
104M
845*
104M
42
100 H
By—See Uol By & Lt..
Gross St By—See Iut Tr fBufn
78M
Cuban Telep conv 5a 1951 -.J&J
f 5s Feb 16 1954.F&A15
107
85
45
101%
0ros8town St
105 M
1st lien & col 5s
10
25
1
106
3
105k
91
108
104 M
106
40
45
75
77
45""
50
100%
103 M
97
98
100
101
98 M
100M
101M
102 %
102k
103
B
■V"
54
65
54
60
84 M
85
27
30
i
104M
104 H
By
101M
97
96
84
86
94 H
98
75
77
91
50
60
38
105
1G6
42
104""
103
95
98
s
98
92
60
70
70
17M
20
look
925*
93
53
102 H
105%
s
105K
105 M
M&N
Gen&ref5sJunel5'77 A
J&D15
(Germany) Elec Co—
Extl g s f deb 7s 1935
M&N
Hamburg (Germany) Elev Under¬
ground & St Rys 5 Ms'38 ..J&D
Havana Elec By, Light & Power
Gen M 5s 1954 series A
M&S
Havana Elec By 5s 1952.-F&A
Deb g 5Ms 1951
M&S
Helena Gas & Elec 1st 6s '52M&S
102 %
By—Sele P
1025*
102
83
86
83
86
92 H
94
98%
99 M
94
94 M
94 H
101
91H
95
s
42
11H
48
46
16
103
WIRT
& Teleg(LosAngeles.
J&J
J&J
Oal) 1st 5s 19331st refunding 5s 1945
(San Fran)
J&J 2
Home Tel & Tel of Spokane—
1st M g 5s May 15 '30 M&N 15
Houston El Co 1st 6s '35
J&D
Home Long Dist Tel
1 st M s f 5s 1932
Houston
Gulf Gas—
A..A&0
1943 with war._A&O
1935 .M&S
'53 M&S
lien & ref 6s 1953 ser B.A&O
Deb 6Ms
Hous
102M
66
103 M
s
s
Mountain Power Corp—
1948
F&A
Greenwich Wat 4 Ms *57 ser A J&J
Greenwich Wat & Gas System—
Col tr 5s 1952 ser A
...A&O
Col tr 5s 1952 ser B_
A&O
Guanajuato Power & Elec—
5s & 6s 1932
A&O
Gulf Power 1st 5« 1968
A&O
Gulf States Utilities Oo—
1st M & ref 5s 1956 ser A-M&S
108
Home Telep 5s
Houston Lt & Pow 1st 5s
1st
1st lien & ref 5Ms '54serC.M&S
1 st Hen & ref 4 Ms '78 sor D M <r.N
27
E..
warr.J&D
1949.-M&N
Hunt'g'n Wat 1st M 6s '64 AM&S
1st M fis 1954 ser B.
..M&S
m
coll 6s
43 with
.
r Canadian price.
60
100
Green
1st M & col 6s 1943 ser
1
102)
100)
99
1942—M&N
1935
F&A
of Calif—
1st ref M 6s 1952 ser O
F&A
Grt West Pow Co 5s 1940-J&J
Green Bay Gas & Elec Oo—
1st
Nominal,
98
93 H
100 H
98 H
Co—
Hudson Co Gas 5s «
n
100
96
95
Great West Power Co
103
100
98
k Last sale,
60
102 H
1950
Host Man & Fair Pass
55"
I—I
B.-A&O
1st Hen & ref 4Ms 1981 ser
Houston Natural Gas Corp -
/ This price Includes accrued interest,
60
40
50
Ltd—
1st M 6s 1932-1944
M&N
Great Lakes Utilities Oo—
Home Telep
Tr~~
96
25
40
87
Hamburg
102
in:)""
52
22
99 M
1st M & ref 4Ms 1961 B...J&D
Hackensack Wat 4s '52 op '12J&J
24
101 i
101;
Gt Falls Pow
Great Lakes Power
70
50
Empire Public Service Corp—
Deb 6s 1950 w w 1950
J&J
20
84
Rapids By 1st 7s '39 M&N
Great Oons Elec Pow (Japan)—
1st lion coll tr 5Ms
101M
10
90
F&A
J&J
1st 5s '40 op.-M&N
75
107
60
83 H
Without warrants..
1st & gen 0)4s
97M
Empire Gas & Elec and Empire
Coke jt lst&ref 5s '41 opt-M&S
66
100
1st mtge 5s
Empire Gas & Electric Co—
Gen & ref 0s ser A 1952
J&D
105M
80
64
64
98
1st M 7s 1944
72
90M
89M
75
105M
89 M
A—J&D
1st & ref 5s 1935
M&S
II
107 M
Great North Pow 5s
J&D
6J4s 1938
Empire District Elec Oo—
1st & ref m 5s 1952
83
80
1939—J&J
Northern
Atlanta
90
97
60
82
100M
1st guar 5s '54 op '90—J&J
Gesfurel 6s 1953 with warr.-J&D
r
$
74
87
100
1943 ser A-J&D
Atlanta Cons St 5s
107M
101M
-
94
70
95
100
Georgia Power 1st 5s 1967--M&S
aorgia By & Elec 5s 1932
J&J
98
99 K
102M
90
98
■
97
106
100
s
A '50 A&O
Oonv deb 0s 1944 ser
97
94
98
82
Grand
Peop—See Phlla Rap Tran
Electric Pow Corp (Germany)—
1st s f 614s 1950
M&S
1st sink fund 6 Ms 1953---A&O
Electric P & L Deb 6s 2030-F&A
Electric Public Utilities Oo—
15-year sec 6s 1942
J&D
Ellz Plalnf & Cent J ISee Public
Eliz & Trenton RR
J Serv Corp.
Elmlra Water. Light & BR—
1st & con g 5s 1956
M&S
El Paso El Co coll tr g 5s '32. J&J
1st m 5s 1950 ser A
J&D
El Paso Nat Gas 1st 6Ms '43-J&D
105
104
1st M coll tr 0Ms ser
105M
105M
105M
110M
Elec &
99 M
1956.
J&O
Oumb'land T & T 5s 1937
J&J
Dakota Central Telep Oo—
1st gold 6s 1935
..J&D
Dallas Gas 1st 6s 1941
A&O
Dallas Pow & Lt 6s 1949™-J&J
1st g 7 Ms 1949 ser B
J&J
1st g 5s 1952 ser O
J&J
1st gold 5)4s 1954 ser D
_.J&T
Dallas By & Ter 1st 6s 1951-J&J
Danville Tr & Pow 1st 5s '41-J&J
Darby Med & Ohes By—See Phlla
Davenport Water 5s 1961-.J&J
Dayton Ltg 1st 5s '37 op '12-M&S
Conv ser 6% notes 1931—J&D
General Water Works Corp—
Conv deb 6s 1931 ser
(111) Lt & Pow1940
J&D
East St Louis & Suburban Co—
Ooll trust g 5s 1932 opt-_A&O
Easton Cons El 5s 1949
M&N
East Palm & Beth 6s 1939--J&J
Cumberland Oo (Met Pow & Lt—
88
J&J
1939
42M
100
5s
Deb
4)4 s
Conv deb 5 Ha
Ill(Bkn)See KlngsCoEL&P
Edison El 111 (N Y)—See N Y G
Eighth Ave BR—See N Y Rys
Electrical Devel of Ontario—
100
85
82*
107 H
'35—F&A15
General Public Utilities—
Ed El
103
J&D
32
notes Aug 15
33
32
East St Louis
1st 5s 1933
100
•o
30M
33 M
3M% notes Nov. 1 '31—M&N
4% notes Nov 1 '32
M&N
3-yr 5% note Jan 15'33-J&J 15
98 M
Trac—.
General Public Service Corp—
Conv deb 5s 1953
J&J
Economy Lt & Pow (Joliet, 111)—
1st m s f gold 5s 1956
J&D
Edison Elec Ilium of Boston-
70
74
74
99
J&J
7s '42.A&O
East Penn El 1st 6s 1953—.J&J
East Prussia Pow 6s 1953—J&D
E St L & lnterurb Wat 5s '42 J&J
1st m 6s 1942
J&J
1st m 5s 1960 ser D
F&A
lst
LH&PCo (Ellz, N J)—~
105
Gas Corp—
6% conv notes 1932
E. Kootenay Pow 1st
?rs
Consolidated Water of Utica—
1st M 5s 1958
M&N
Consumers El L & P (New Or I)—
1st M 5s 1930
—-J&J
b Basis.
104k
104M
1948 aeries A-A&O
87
Eastern Mass Street By Co—
Ref m 4)4s 1948 A
J&J
Ref m 5s 1948 B
J&J
77
Ref 6s Jan 1948 ser C.-M&S15
58""
Ref 6s Jan 1948 series D.A&O
Ref 6s Jan 1948 series E.M&N
72" Eastern Mich Edison Co—
1st g 5s 1931
M&N
121
Eastern Michigan Rys—
110
1st mtge coll tr 7s 1958-—-J&J
Adj 0s 1958
J&J
Eastern N J Pow 1st 6s 1949. J&J
1st m 534 s 1949
J&J
1st m 5s 1949
J&J
103""
1st m 5s 1959
J&J
Eastern Pa Rys 1st 5s 1936.J&J
Eastern Shore Pub Service Co—
1st ra 5 Ms 1947 ser A
M&S
1st M & 1st lien 5s 1955 B M&S
Eastern Wisconsin Electric Co—
70
1st lien & ref 6s 1942
J&D
108
1st lion & ref 6)4s 1948--M&S
107
Sheboygan Elec 5s 1946--J&J
East Coast Utilities—
1st coll 5 Ms 1937 ser A..F&A
Conv del 6s 1933 ser A.-M&N
108"
105
Consolidated Telep of Wise—
1st M 5)48 1^42 sor A
M&N
Oons Tr (N J)—See Pub Ser Corp
1st
104""
11940—M&S
0M% notes 1935-——
67"
18SH
1938 opt 1913
A&O
'37--A&O
Fall River Elec Lt 1st 1945—J&J
Federal Light & Traction—
1st s f g 5s 1942 opt
M&S
Stamped
1st lien g 6s 1942 stpd
M&S
Debenture 6s 1954 ser B..J&D
Federal Public Serv Corp—
1st 1 6s 1947
J&D
6% gold notes 1932
J&J
Fed St & Pleas Val—See Phil Co
Federal Water Service Corp—
Conv deb 5 Ha 1954
M&N
Federated Utilities
Inc—
1st lien col tr 5Ms 1957—-M&S
Florida Power Corp—
1st M 5Hb 1979
J&J
Florida Pow & Lt 1st 5s '54—J&J
Florida Public Service Oo—
1st M 0)48 1949
F&A
1st 6s 1955 series B
A&O
Florida Telep 1st 6s 1945—A&O
Ft Pitt Traction—See Phlla Co
Ft W Van Wert & Lima Trac—
1st M g 58 1 930 guar
J&J
Ft Worth Pow & L 5s 1931 --F&A
42dStM&StNAv—See 3d Av By
Galesburg By Ltg & Power—
Oon 5s Oct 1934
J&D
Galesb By & L 5s 1934
J&J
Galv Elec Co 1st 5s *40 opt.M&N
Galveston-Houston Elec By—
1st M s f g 5s 1954 opt
A&O
6)4% secured notes 1931 — J&D
0% secured notes 1931
J&D
Gary Elec & Gas Co—
1st Hen col 5s 1934 ser A
J&J
Gas & El of Bergen Oo 5s '49-J&D
Gen 5s Nov 1 1954
M&N
Gatineau Pow 1st 5s 1956
J&D
Debenture gold 6s 1941 J&D 15
General Gas & Elec Corp% notes Aug 15 '31-F&A16
notes Aug 15 *32—F&A15
notes Aug 15 '33-F&A15
notes Aug 15 '34—F&A15
_
75
'56--J&J
Oon By (New HaV) deb 4s '54 J&J
Deb 4s 1955
-J&J
Deb 4s 1955A&O
Deb 4s 1956 guar
J&J
s
23
104
86 H
Wuerttemburg 1st 7s
-
-.JA;J
1st m s f 5s
102
1938
48
100
H
20-yr deb 4Ms 1951
J&D
H & P.
LI mlurlying cus—Bee N Y G E L
Oonsol Gas utilities Co—
63
1st & coll 6s 1943 ser A
J&D
56
Conv deb 6)4s 1943 ser A_J&D
Extl
»uquesne
1st conv 6s Mar
-
5s
%
94
29"
.
nok
103 5*
103 M
90
20
July '40 ser B.M&S
107M
Gen & ref 5s 1949 series A-A&O
107 %
Gen & ref 5s 1955 sor B—J&D
107M
Gen & ref 5s 1962 ser O.-F&A
103 %
Gen & ref 4 )4s 1961 ser D-F&A
Detroit International Bridge—
9
1st m s f 6)4s 1952
F&A
8 f deb g 7s 1952F&A
Det United 4)4s 1932 opt-J&J
/
15"
1st m & ooll tr 6s. 1929
J&J /
Det & Pt Huron Shore Line—
/
1
1st gold 5s 1950
.—J&J /
Dixie Gulf Gas Co—
i
1st 6 Ms 1937 A with war_M&S ,
93
Dominion Pow & Transmission—
100 M
1st
5s
1932
A&O
Dortmund Munic Util (Germany) |
50
20-yr s f 6 M» 1948
A&O
By.
D D E B & B BR—See Third A?Ry.
103M
Duke Power—1st 4Ms 1967-J&D
Duke Price Power Co—
104
1st m s f 6s 1966 ser A..M&N
85
:
1
7%
8%
1st & ref 6s
106
105
99 M
'12J&D
45"
68
1st g 5s
Co—
1st & ref 5s July
Consolidated
1st lien 5s 1962 stamped--J&J
Consol Gas of Bait 5s 1939-- J&J
Gen g 4)48 Apr 1954
A&O
Oonsol Gas Elec Lt & P (Bait)—
Gen g 4)4s Feb 14 1935—J&J
1st ref 5 Ms 1952 ser E
M&S
lst&ref sf45*» 1969ser G M&S
1st & ref 8 f 414s 1970 ser H J&J
1st & ref 4s 1981
J&D
Consol Gas N J 5s g 1936
J&J
1st ref 5s 1965
A&O
Consolidated Gas (N Y)—
Deb 5 Ms 1945
F&\
Consumers Power
b
1918—M&N
series A
40"
Fairmount Pk Trans 5a
B
A&O
Detroit Edison 1st g 5s 1933-J&J
97
.—A&O
Cities L P & Tr—
Consum
M&S
70
S
104 H
35
(of Canada)
w
F&A
Fairmont & Clarksburg
34
97
A&O
'41
69 M
105 M
43
82
Deb 0)4s 1965 w
Without warrants—
1035*
32
95
J&J
Oo—
1st m 5s 1950 series
94
Europ'n Elec Corp
Evarisv G & E L 5s '32 op
1933
f deb 6)4.8
Detroit City Gas
99
Gold 5s 1951
Oonsol tlydro-Elec
8
A&O
Erie Ltg 1st m 5s 1967
Erie & Suburban By 5«
104
Derby Gas & Elec Corp—
1st lien 5s 1946
-.-F&A >? 88
Des Moines & Cent la Elec Co—
101
S F 6s 1937 opt series A
M&S
94
S F 6s 1937 opt series B. -M&S
27 M
Des Moines City By 5s 1936 J&J
Des Moines Elec Oo—
103H
1st m 5s, 1938
M&N
Detroit & Canada Tunnel—
45
1st m s f 6s 1953
M&N
Conv
Col Lon & Spr By—See Ind O & E
Oolum & 9th Av BR—See NYRys
1st M 5s
104M
103 M
103 M
M&N
as to Pa tax
Tramway Corp—
Gen & ref 5s 1950 ser A
Colorado Power 1st
M&S
72
68
"Stamped
Gen M 6s 1961
Commonwealth-Edison Co—
94M
100M
enver
Oleve Pains & East
June 1 1943
J&J
1st & ref 6s 1951
100
Columbus (Ga) Pow 5s *30—A&O
Columbus By Pow & Light—
1st ref 4 Ms 1957 ser A
J&J
Col By 1st 4s *39 opt '14—Q-J
Col St By 1st 5s g 1932—-J&J
Cross St 1st 58 g 1933——-J&D
93 M
100M
Light Oo—
1969
100
5s 53--M&N
Columbia Gas & Elec Corp—
Deb g 5s 1952. Deb g 5s 1952
A&O 15
Deb 5s Jan 15 1961
-J&J 15
Columbia (S O) By Gas & El Oo
1st M s f g 5s 1936
Columbus Dela & Marlon Elec Co
1st & ref 5s July 1937
J&J
1st & ref 6s (stmpd) 1937—J&J
Columbus (Ga) Elec & Power—
1st & ref 6s 1947 ser A—-J&D
1st & ref 5s 1954 ser B—M&N
Columbus(O)Gas 1st 5s g '32-J&J
Columbus (O) Interurban Ter Co
1st guar 5s 1935--------J&D
mrn—m
104 %
Clev El 111 1st 5s '39 op '24. A&O
Gen M 6s 1954 series A—M&N
1st g 6s
1st g 6s
M 4)4 *
Co-
J&J
Deb 5)4* 1959
Power &
Delaware
1st
102M
1942-.M&S
(O) G&E 5s
Defiance
Delaware Elec Power
Citizens St By—See
s
Sale price
1005*
45
55
82
83
85
83
99
103 %
105
103 %
104
105
99 M
985*
99
106
995*
83
107
102 M
99M
108
100M
UTILITY
PUBLIC
§10110%.— Alt
oooo
Bonds.
okIqm
Bid
Hydraulic Power of Nlag Falls—
lstr& refuudlug5s 1950
J&J
Ref «Si irnpt 6s i951
A&Q
Idaho Power 1st, 5s 1947 ——-J&J
1st mtge 5s 1960 ser B
25-yr
1C424
10434
10634
9724
»
47
/
97
10424
10434
10234
10334
9724
M&S
Supply Go—1st gold 534s series A 1955
James River Bridge Corp—
Dob
g
7s
1st
88"
34
134
40
1936
1942
Kansas City Power & Light1st
102
M
6s
45
105"
8634
75
79
Kentucky Power & Light 6o—
1st m 534 s 1948 ser B
M&
Kentucky Traction & Terminallst & ref gu 6s '51 opt '14-F&
Lexington Ry 1st 5s 1949-J&]
Kentucky Utilities Co—
1st M 5s 1961 series G
F&
1st M 5s 1969 ser I
J&
3
101""'
102"
10
Keokuk Elec 6s 1945-
7
10424
43
46
12
15
20
23
93
94
J&D
ings Co E L & P 1st
10534
30"
bonds 1955 serCJ&D
_
g
'32.-M&N
80"
72
77
J&J
Internat Ry ref 5v '62 op.M&N
41
45
1034
20
interstate Power
1st
W W
1951
Debentures 6s 1948.
5s
Deb gold 6s 1952
7034
7034
7034
7034
57
59
9034
Lawrence (Mass) Gas & Elec—
1st M4Hs 1940 ser B
F&
9434
9634
Lehigh Power Securities—
s
8634
Lehigh Valley Transit—
'
9534
85"
75
32
3034
8934
Ref & impt g 5s 19(
t:
M&N
Ry & Light
fg 5s '36 opt after '15.F&A
Isarco BLydro-Elec Co (Italy1st Msf 7s 1952
M&N
s
.
ft Basis,
k.
Lincoln Tel & Tellst M 434s 1961
)
94
2834
)
I
95
9624
9834
80
5
1st ref 6s 1948.
1st & ref 5s 1955
Secured g 6s 194
10034
J
r
)
10124
98
99
102
103
Lorain & Clev RR—See Lake S
Lorain Telep 1st 5s 1958
Los Angeles Gas & Elec
9934
88
i
Gen & ref 5]
Gen & ref 5 3
Los Ang G & E 5s 1934..
103
97
90
92
73
76
100
102
63
68
Light
n
Nominal
r
10334
104
Co—
1st & ref 5s 1955
1st & ref 4Kb 1978
104
10334
9434
96
—.J&D
..M&N
103
M&S
95
9734
Mississippi Power Co—
1st & ref 5s 1955
Mississippi Power & Light—
104"
lBt M 5s
1967
7634
7634
9934
105
10934
10534
10424
10334
84
77
10524
11034
10534
Mississippi Riv Pow 5s '51.-J&J
10434
100
Mo Riv Sioux City Bdge Co—
1st s f 6s 1953
M&S 15
10334
10434
i
110
J
10524
5
11024
)
10534
10134
Canadian
111"
price.
s
96
90
Deb 6s May 1 1947
M&N
Missouri Power & light—
1st M 5340 1955 ser A—M&S
1st M 4J4s 1958 ser B
M&N
Missouri Public Service Co—
First mtge 5s 1947 ser A—F&A
10634
9524
—
f 6b 1944 with warr F&A 15
Without warrants
105
Elec R y'
92
89
J
J&D
s
85
tJLastiaie.
9334
1st M s f 7Ks 1933
F&A
Milwaukee Elec Ry & Light—
107
9934
----
8
Corp—
>
8
102
9634
10434
10234
J&J
1st
Without warrants.
4
3
9924
9634
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
95
98
notes 1935
sale PA'We
93
2
9334
1st M 4J4s 1907
M&S
Minn Gen El 1st 5s '34 op—J&D
Minneapolis Gas Light Co—
1st M 434® 1950
J&J
Minn St Rys—8ee Twin O'y R T
Minnesota Nor Pr jt 6s 1934-A&O
Minnesota Power & Light Co—
99
(Italy)-
9234
78
conv
92 34 s
J&D
J&D
J&D
J&D
1st & ref 5s 1961 ser B._—J&D
1st M 5s 1971
J&J
20
s
conv notes 1934
58
10434
97
96
101
Lombard Elec Co
10524
10024
9324
A&O
[Idland Natural Gas Co—
Conv deb 6s 1935
10024
f This price Includes accrued interest,
5%
5%
10324
'
Little Rock G & F
9434
16
7924
26
J&D
1st g 5s 1947 ser A
Ilddle West Utilities Co—
6% conv notes 1932.
5% conv notes 1933-
Ry.
Lexington (Ky) Tel—
Iowa Southern
1st
43"
Milwaukee Gas
Lindell Ry—See (J:
Telep Co—
irouwood & Bessemer
33"
M&S
1st M 5s 1956
10324
89
72
-J&J
50
Lex Ave & Pav Fy—St
Lex (Ky) Ry—See Ky
J
no
1st & ref 5 Ha 1950
Deb 6s 1950 ser A
lichlgan Gas & Elec Co—
1st & ref 6s 1943
10124
10434
10034
9824
8634
A&O
1st M 5s 1961
A&O
Ilch Elec Ry 5s 1948
J&J
Jack Cons Trac 5s 1934—M&N
10124
10134
70
50
7034
F&A
s
60
62
10934
10034
9434
Utilities—
1st & ref 6s 1943
10334
10234
45
90
J&J
1st & ref 534» Oct 1946—M&N
A
60
104
65
65
10134
ser
69
50
85
1st mtge 534sl959
M&S
Iowa Ry & Lt (Cedar Rapids)—
1st & ref 5s 1932 ser A
M&S
1st & ref 5s June 1946 B— J&D
f 7s 1957
2
72
84
1st 1 & ref 5s 1961 ser B—M&S
s
20
Lake Superior Dist Pow—
8834
9034
Iowa Pow & Lt lBt 434* 1958 M&S
Iowa Pub Serv 1st 6a 1957—J&D
DeD 6s 1968
M&8
9934
5=
58
s
88
9424
9424
9524
104
15
103 34
J&J
F&A
1st & ref 5s 1948 ser A
J&J
1st & ref 434s 1978 ser O—A&O
1st M 4s 1971 ser C
M&N
Let 8treet Ry—See N Y
Rys
Metropolitan West Side "L"—
1st gold 4s 1938
F&A
Exten gold 4s 1938
J&J
Tol Frem & No 634s 1925—
80
7834
9024
5 1961—
A&O
Iowa-Nebraska Lt & Power—
1st lien & ref 5s '57 ser A.M&N
95
104
120"
ak PkE lec
1st M
105
J&J
1st & ref 5s 1953 ser C—-J&J
1st M 434s 1968 ser D
M&R
& Elec.
Roland Elev—See Un Rys
Lake Sh Elec 1st con g 6s '33 J&J
Gen gold 5s Feb 1 1933
F&A
35
1st & ref 034s 1949 ser B—J&J
1st & ref 5s 1956 ser D
J&D
1st & ref 434" '58 ser F
M&S
Interstate Rys 4s 1943
10034
10124
9334
101
s
91
s
Interstate Pub Serv Co—
Interstate
J&D
A&O
1st
10124
10134
Lake
7734
1st 5s '67--J&J
1334
97
J&J
M&N
10434
10134
J&J
Deb 5s 1955----F&A
Interstate Nat Gas 6s 1936.-J&J
f 534s 1940
•
11834
624s
34
Telep & Teleg—
Deb g4Hi 1952
Conv deb 434e 1939
J&J
13834
103"
Buff & Lock 1st g 5s 1938--J&J
Buffalo & Niag Falls Elec Ry—
1st M 5s gold 1935
40
40
40
104
Kokomo
70"
war)-.J&J
98
106
80
J&J 15
International Railway (Buffalo
Buff Trac 1st 5s 1948— -J&D
International
5734
42
107 24
U terco itinents
Ry 1st 5s
56"
40
101
1st ref
10034
A
lassillon Elec & Gas—
1st M 5s 1956
tf
'37-A&*
os
a
&
39
[etropolitan Edison Co—
25
international Power Sec Corp—
Coll trust 634s 1964 ser B.J&D
83
65
Power—
ser
lass Utilities Associates—
S f deb 5s 1949 ser A
100
10334
104
7934
83
f
deposit
9924
International Hydro-Elec System
Conv deb 6s 1944
A&O
J&D
Sink fund deb 5s 1955
57
9934
Interborough-Metropolitan Co—
Sec 7s 1930 D (with
Sec 7s 1957 ser E
Sec 7s 1952
20-year
to
Purch money 6s g 1997—A&<
Power Co—
Debs 6o 1948 with warr J&D
f 7s 1941
Ias«achu8etts Gas—
Deb g 434s Dec 1931.
54"
A&O
A&O /
Guar Trust certif of deposit., f
Interborough Rapid Transit—
1st & ref g 5s '66 op tax-ex.J&J
Stamped
0% notes 1932
A&O
Conv g 7% notes 1932 ..-M&S
s
laryland Light &
1st M 534s 1950
74"
Conv deb 6s 1939—
—A&
Certificates of deposit
s f 6s '36 A M&S
f 6s 1941 ser B __M&N
_A&0
J&J
Without warrants
Bait & Ann S L 6s 1946—F&A
99
Inland Pow & L
J&D
f 524s *51 ser A
a
With warrants
....
72
10024
10034
Keystone W W & Elec Corp—
1st lien 6340 1948 ser B—M&]
::::
—M&S
624 s 1938
96
71
1st s f 7s 1940 ser A
Q-J
laryl'd El Rys 1st gu 5s '31 A&O
1st & ref 6348 1957 ser A—J&J
1st & ref 624s 1962 ser B
J&J
11
78:
-
1st & ref. g 4 34» 1940 opt--J&J
1st lien & ref 534« 1953
MacS
45
100
25
70
101
Indianapolis Water—
Cross St.
2234
8
M&:
Certificates of
4s 1933---J&J
Citizens St con 5u g 1933 M&N
Indianapolis W W Sec Co—
Secured 5s 1958
J&J
»ec
10134
M&]
1st M 5s 1978
gen
10024
10334
10334
lanila Gas Co—
1st lien coll tr 5Kb 1937—A&O
1st M
Keystone Pub Serv—
Indianapolis Trac & Term Co—
634%
105
1st 1 & ref 6s 1951 ser B—A&<
f gold 5s Jan 1 1933._A&0
113K
Ltg Corp—
1st lien & coll tr 5s '53--M&S
1st M s f 534s 1952 ser B
J&J
tannhelm & Palatinate Elec Cos
99
10034
Key Tel 1st g 5s '35 opt '08--J&
1st 1 & ref 534s 1955 ser A_J&]
10
10424
J
1 J&D
2d gold 4s 2013
99
104
/
15
J&J
107 24
99
15-year
/
n
J&J
lanlla Elec RR &
79
ludianapolis & Southeast Trac—
4K» 1956
105
M&S
Kentucky Fuel Gas Corp—*
1st
g
op'13 A&O
ref&lmp
10224
110
9824
9634
93
8434
Indianap Columbus & Sou Trac—
Couv deb 6s 1934
g 5s'48
1st & ref 6s 1954
Debenture 7s 1944
1st g 5a 1936
J&D
tadlson G & El 1st 5s 1940-A&O
Gen & ref 5s 1950
M&N
II—
.109
A--]
1st mtge 424« 1980
Pow 1st 5s 1947
Kansas Power & Light Co—
107
J&D
C
55V';'
65
-
47
98
Dob gold 6s 2022 ser
—ansas
Wig 6s Feb 1 1948
F&A
Indianapolis Gas 5s 1952
A&O
ludianap & Martinsv Rap Tran—
1st g 5s 1932 opt
J&J
Indianap Nor—See Un Tr of Ind
Indianapolis & Northwosr, Trac—
1st g 5« 1923 ext to 1933--M&S
Indianapolis Power & Light—
25""
Kansas Gas & Electric—
10434
Indiana Union Traction—
1st g 5s July 1 '33 op '08-A&O /
Indiana Nor 1st g 5s 1933. A&O *
tru*
10434
10634
9934
54
Indiana & S W Gas & Util—
Col
10434
1st M 5s 1951
11950--J&J
1st 1 & ref 5s 1963
F&A
ser
108
106 24
102
}*S8$l
::::
107
104
9424
1st & ref M 5s Jan
Col tr 6s 1957
94
——
107
Indiana Pr 1st 17 34» '41 A _M&N
Indiana Ry & Lt 1st 5s '43.-J&J
Indiana Service Corp—
Debs f 7s 1935
Inland Telep 1st 6s 1948
Inland Utilities Inc—
92
loo"
Indiana flydro-Elec Power—
s
jV'-v-
10134
100
10434
10434
1st mtge 5s 1958 ser A—M&N
Indiana & Mich El 5s 1957—F&A
1st & ref 5s 1955
M&S
Ind Nat Gas & O—See Peo G L&C
Coll tr
93
106
99
J&J
1st lien & ref 5s 1970
I_F&A
f g 634s 1944.
—II
103"
45
Indiana General Service—
nland Gas
25
21
Kanawha Trac & Elec Co—
1st & ref 5s
93
1st M g 5s 1935
J&J
Ind Shelby & S E 5s 1932. -J&J
s
oneburg Pow L & ^
1st M s f 7s 1948-.
101
1st
r/
/
1st M 5s 1951 series O—M&S
Indiana Gas Utilities 5s 1946 J&J
s
10334
100
100
1C4
1st
5
104
Gen M 5s 1950
8934
87"
M&N
70
89
105
Telephone Co-
Johnstown (Pa)
8834
(Ky)—
1st & ref 434s 1961 ser C.F&A
Deb s f 6s 1937 ser A—
A&O
102
1st M 6s 1947 series A—M&N
1st M 6K« 1953 series B—F&A
Indianap St
3
102
1943-
10324
10024
10134
M&N /
Dayt Spgf & Urb 6s '28—M&N /
Indiana Electric Corp—
M 5s 1948
Bid.
37
Jersey Central Pow & Lt Corp—
99""
Gen & ref g 5s '26op'll
A
10534
Janesvllle Elec- Co-
9134
bona*.
Ang Pac Co—See Pac El By
os Ang & Pasad—See Pac El
Ry
os Angeles Railway Corp—
1st & ref ■ f g 5s 1940
J&D
Los Angeles Ry 5s 1938
A&O
ouisiana Pow & Light Co—
1st mtge 5s 1957
J&D
oulsrille Gas & Elec Co
1st & ref 5a 1952 ser A
10434
103
Indiana Central Telep Co—
1st mtge 5s 1958 ser
M&N
1st lien coll 534 1938
M&N
Indiana Columbus & E Trac—
ser
85
12
Jamaica Water
98
s
1st 6s 1944
J&D
Illinois Valley Ry 1st 5s '35.M&S
Illinois Water Service Co—
1st mtge 5s 1952 series A—J&J
1st M5s 1957
53
6634
s
3434
Illinois Power 1st 5s 1933—J&D
1st 7s 1936
J&D
conv notes 1940
66
83
J&D
defaulted
and
Bonds.
10334
10334
Income
Ask.
Corp—
10624
9834
40
Illinois Power & Light Corp—
1st & ref 6s 1953 series A- _A&O
1st & ref 534» 1954 ser B—J&D
6%
*nd
os
s
96
Illinois Northern Utilities Co—
1st & ref 5s 1957 opt
A&O
1st
*f
Bid.
f 534» 1953 ser A_
Italian Superpower
85
BONDS
marfe«d
wa«r«
Bonds.
Ask.
106
M&S
M&S
1st & ref 5s 1956 ser O
8 f deb 534" 1957
except
Island Gas & Electric—
111 Bell Telep 1st 5a 1950— J&D
Illinois Cent Trac 5s 1933
J&D
Illinois Commercial Telep—
Ill-Ky Bdge 6340 1947
®nd .imorest"
are
10334
9124
91
81
9934
s
97
95
s
9424
PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS
86
"and Interest" except where
NOTICK.—All bond prloo
Bid.
Bond*.
Mobile Gas Imp & ref 7 s '51-J&D
Mob Lt & RR 1st g 6s '37—J&D
M&S
Cons g 5s 1941
91
N Y
76
80
N Y Power & Light Corp—
1st mtge 434s 1967
95"
Monongahela Light & Pow Oo—
1st M 5s 1949
J&D
Monongahela St Ry—See Phil Co
10334
Power—
10034
101
Adj inc
100
Bankers Trust ctfs of dopos- _■
Bleeck St & F F 1st 4s '50- J&J
10534
10234
18—J&J
9931
r
1938
r
_J&J
B—-J&J
101
Lex Ave & P
10034
23d
10234
100
10134
10034
9234
9234
10034
84
9234
1942 opt '12.A&0
Municipal Service coll 1956-F&A
Muskogee Elec Tr 5s 1934--M&N
Mutual Telep(Pa)lst 5s '45-A&0
Narragansett Elec Co—
1st M 5s 1957 ser A
J&J
Nashville Railway & Light—
Cons g 5s 1953 opt 1908—J&J
Ref & ext gold 5s 1958
J&J
McGavock & Mt Vernon—
2d series 6s July 1937—J&J
Nashville Gas & Heating Co—
1st M gold 5s 1937 guar--M&N
Nassau El RR—See Bklyn R T
Nassau & Suff Ltg 5s 1945—F&A
Nat Elec Pow Co deb 5s 1978 J&J
Nat Pow & L deb 6s 2026 A. F&A
Deb 5s 2030 ser B
.M&N
Nat Public Service Corp—
1st M g 434»
gold 5s 1978—F&A
Nat Toll Bridge 6s 1939 — -J&J
Nebraska Pow 1st 434s 1981-J&D
Deb 6s 2022
—M&S
Nev Calif Elec 1st 5s 1956—A&O
Debs 6s July 1941
J&J
Newark Gas 6s Apr 1 1944—Q-J
Newark Cons Gas con 5s 48-J&D
New Bedford Gas & Edison Light
3% notes June 15 1932—J&D15
New Brunswick (Can) Pow Co—
Debenture
1937-----------M&S
New Castle (City of) W 5s 41 J&D
8 f 6s 1932
--———-J&D
New England G & E Association
Deb g 5s 1947
M&S
Oonv deb 6s 1948—
-J&D
Conv deb 5s 1950
M&N
New Eng Pow Assn 5s 1948.A&O
Deb 534s 1954
J&D
6% notes Dec 1932
J&D
New Eng Pow 1st 6s 1951—-J&J
1st M 5s
New Eng Tel & Tel—
5s gold Oct 1 1932
1st 5s 1952 series A
A&O
vJ&S
B——-M&N
6s Dec.1943
Ry & Ferry—
1st gold 4s 1950 opt
M&8
N J Pow & Lt 1st 434s *60—A&O
New Jersey Water Oo—
1st M 6s 1950
F & A
New London Gas & Electric—
96
89
9634
102
37
5
97
9434
J&J
10334
106
101
10494
6694
10334
6894
10494
84
8594
69
6934
10234
11034
103"
11134
90
99
9034
101
115
10734
108"
100
10034
94
94"
9934
85
8534
87
88
87
8634
8234
3934
9994
10434
10234
11134
83
107
11234
10734
101
103
48
45
10134
10234
100
90
86
10034
5s '32.F&A
New Orleans Pub Service Oo—
9334
1st & ref 5s 1952 series A—A&O
9134
1st & ref 5s 1955 series B—J&D
9434
Gen M 434s 1935
J&J
Inc 6s Nov 1949 ser A—J&D / 84
New Orleans Ry & Light Co—
106
Canal & Claib 1st 6s *46--M&N
9934
NOOy RR—Gen g 5s '43-J&J
10234
N O Oy & Lake 5s 1943—J&J
NO&Garroll con 5s Feb'33-J&J
95
N O Pow House Co 5s '41-J&J
_
*52.-J&J
Newp News & Hamp Ry G & E—
1st & ref 5s 1944
J&J
Newp News & Old Pt Ry & El
1st g 5s Nov 1 1938
M&N
Gen g 5s Mar 1 1941
M&S
New Rochelle Wat 534s *51-M&N
N Y Gent Elec 1st 534s'50-M&S
New York Edison Oo—
1st lien & ref 6 His 1941—A&O
1st 1 & ref 6s ser B 1944—A&O
N Y Gas Elec L H & P Oo—
1st g 6s Dec 1 1948
J&D
Pur mon coll tr 4s 1949—F&A
Ed El 111. N Y, con g 5s *95 J&J
Equitable Gas 5b 1932—M&S
New Amster Gas 5s 1948—J&J
NY&ER Gas 1st g 5s '44—J&J
Con 5s 1945
J&J
NY&Westch Ltg 4s 2004—J&J
Deb g 5b 1954 op guar—J&J
b Basis.
con
634s 1962
MfyN
Niagara Falls Power 5s 1932. J&J
Ref & gen 6s Jan 1932—-A&O
1st & cons 6s ser AA '50--M&N
Niagara Loekport & Ont Power—
1st & ref 5s 1955 series A.A&O
Nippon Elec Pow Ltd (Japan)—
1st mtge 634s 1953
J&J
Norf & Ports Tr—See Va Ry & P
Norf Ry & Lt 1st 5s 1949--M&N
Norfolk St
1st k
.
s
92
9434
100
10334
100
F&A
North American Edison Co—
1957 ser A..M&S
1963 ser B—F&A15
Deb 5s Nov 15 69 ser C M&N 15
North Amer Light & Power Co—
S f deb 534s 1956 ser S
J&J
Serial 434 % notes 1932
A&O
Serial 5% notes 1933
A&O
Serial 5% notes 1934
A&O
Serial 5% notes 1935
A&O
Serial 5% notes 1936A&O
North Amer VV W & Elec Corp—
Conv sec 6s 1938 ser A..M&N
North Boston Ltg Properties—
3-year 5% notes 1932
J&J
North Carolina Pub Serv Co—
1st & ref 5s 1934 opt
A&O
1st & ref 5s 1956
J&J
Salisb & Spencer 5s 1945-M&N
North Continent Utilities Corp—
1st coll & ref 534s 1948 ser A..
North Hudson Lt H & P Co
(Hoboken, N J) 5s 1938.-A&O
North Jer St Ry—See P S Corp
North Penn Gas Co—
1st M & lien 534s 1957—M&N
North Shore Electric Co—
1st & ref g 5s '40 op '20---A&O
North Shore Gas Co of Illinois—
1st gold 5s 1937 opt
F&A
North Calif Pow 5s 1932--J&D
1st & cons s f 5s '48 op '15- J&D
Northern Conn Power Co—
1st & ref 534s 1946
M&S
North El Co & Nor Pap Mills—
1st M 5s 1934-1947
M&N
Northern Elec Co Ltd—See Misc.
Northern Ind Pub Serv—
1st & ref 534s ser B I960--J&J
1st & ref 5s 1966 ser C
M&N
1st & ref 5s 1969 ser D
M&S
lst&ref m 434s 1970 serE.J&D
North Ind Gas & El 6s '52.. M&N
Northern Indiana Ry—
*
1st M 5s 1960
Northern N Y Utilities Inc—
1st M & ref 5s 1963
J&J
1st lien & ref 7s 1946 A—M&N
1st lien & ref 6s 1947 B
M&N
1st 1 & ref 6s 1943 O
M&N
1st 1 & ref 5348 ser D '49--J&D
1st 1 & ref 5s 1955 ser E-.J&D
Watertown L & P 5s 1959.J&J
Northern Ohio Pow & Lt—
Gen & ref 534s 1951
M&S
Northern Ohio Telep Co—
1st s f 5348 1957 ser A
F&A
Northern Ohio Trac & Light—
1st consol gold 5s 1933—J&J
1st consol gold 4s 1933—J&J
1st lien & ref 5s 1956
F&A
Gen & ref 6s 1947 ser A—M&S
Northern Penna Power Co—
1st & ref 5s 1956 ser A—.J&D
Northern States Power Co—
1st & ref 5s 1941
A&O
1st & ref 0s 1941 ser B
A&O
Refunding 434s 1961
A&O
Deb 534s
534%
notes
1940
J&D
1933—M&N
1153
106 ]
107
Northern Texas
Traction Co—
1933 opt 1913
J&J
Northern Texas Utilities Co—
1st s f 7s '35 with war
J&J
1st g 5s
102
123
10134
103
102
100
95
10334
10334
7
494
634
8
Without warrants——
Northern Utilities Co—
1st lien s f 6s 1943 ser
8 f deb 634s 1943
100
10034
10034
10134
10534
10194
10534
102
—|
9134
9134
s
103
1153
112
108"
103
5s 1944—J&J
634% gold notes
122
2934
10434
Northern Texas Elec Co—
Coll tr s f g 5s 1940 opt—-J&J
10034
25
/
4
6
M&N /
109
M&N
N Y Water Service Corp—
1st M 5s 1951 ser A
101
10034
101
10434
10434
105
102
10234
10494
84
8334
99 Hi
1st M s f 5s 1958 ser A
J&D
Ogden Gas 5s 1945
-—M&N
Ohio Cent Telep 1st 6s '47—J&J
Ohio Cities Water Corp—
1st m col tr 534s 1953 ser.A J&J
Ohio Edison 1st 5s 1957
A&O
1st & consol 6s 1960
F&A
Ohio Elec Pow 1st M 5s 1957 J&D
Ohio-Kentucky Gas Co—
1st s f 634s 1943 ser A
J&D
Ohio L & Pow 1st 5s 1944
Ohio Pow 1st & ref 5s 1952 B J&J
1st & ref 434s 1956 ser D.J&D
Deb g 6s 2024
J&D
Ohio Public Service Co—
1st M & ref 7 34* '46 ser A.A&O
1st & ref 7s 1947 ser B
F&A
1st & ref 6s 1953 series O.M&S
1st & ref 5s 1954 ser D—M&S
Ohio State Telep 5s 1944.—J&J
Ohio Val Elec Ry 1st M 5s '46J&D
Ohio Valley Gas Corp—
1st 634s 1943 (with war)—J&J
Ohio Water 6s June 1933
J&D
Oklahoma Gas & Electric—
1st M 5s 1950
M&S
Debenture gold 6s 1940—M&S
Oklahoma Gas Util 634s 1934—
Okla Natural Gas 6s 1946 A..J&J
1st m 5s 1948 ser B
F&A
Oklahoma Power & Water
1st m 5s 1948 ser A._
F&A
Oklahoma Ry 1st & ref 5s '41-J&J
Old Dominion Pow 5s May 15 '51
Omaha & Coun Bluffs Ry & Br
1st sf 6s 1947
A&O
Omaha & Council Bluffs Ry—
Ext 6s 1936
J&J
Ontario Pow 5s '43 op to '13-F&A
Ontario Power Serv Corp—
1st sf 534s 1950
J&J
Ontario Transmission Co Ltd—
76
67
78
80
97
98
10034
9834
9734
9634
95
17
100J4
101
A. A&O
Ottawa Trac 1st 5 34« July '55J&D
Ottawa Valley Power Co—
1st M s f 534s 1970
i
Ozark Power & Water Co—
1st s f 5s 1952
.-M&S
Pacific Coast Power 5s 1940-M&S
Pacific E'ec Ry g 5s 1942—-J&J
Los Angeles Pacific Co—
90
72
103
95
97
103
104
103
60
75
9534
25
104
10034
10434
10094
108
111
112
11134
10934
113
103 34
10434
11034
10334
79
40
10334
100
50
10434
10134
62""
68"
5134
53
9134
92
41
45
95
9634
85
88
44
10634
75
46
107
8034
10634
9934
9134
93"
71
74
9834
9534
100
101
102
103
9934
r
r
B.J&D
1st & ref 534s 1952 ser O.J&D
1st & ref 5s 1955 ser D
J&D
lst&ref434« 1957 ser E._J&D
1st & ref 4 34s *60 ser F—_ J&D
Pacific Light & Power Corp—
1st & ref s f g 5s 1951 op. .M&S
Pac L & P Co 1st 5s 1942-J&J
Guaranteed
10034
80
—
9934
r
101
93
95
10334
9034
10434
9134
8534
9234
8634
9334
108
11434
115"
106
10634
10534
10134
10194
10534
10634
10734
Northwest Pub Serv—
Conv deb 6s 1950
M&S
10234
102
Pacific
104'
10434
9994
10334
115
10734
10434
108"
102
15434
101
102
70
9894
99
5-year 5% notes 1936
M&S
Pacific Teleph & Telegraph—
1st & col tr s f g 5s 1937--J&J 2
Ref M 5s 1952 series A—M&N
Parr Shoals Pow 5s 1952
A&O
Pasa & Mt Lowe—See Pac El Ry
Paterson Ry—See Pub Serv Corp
Paterson & Passaic Gas & Electric
consol gold 5s 1949
M&S
Pawtucket Gas 4s 1932
M&N
9894
9834
10634
10734
9834
10834
1st M 5s 1955
105
9894
68
F&A
Pacific Power & Light Co—
105"
Pacific Public Service Co—
,
Pecos Valley Power & Light
1st m 034 s 1937 ser A
101
10734
9934
Co.
77
M&N
v
10434
10494
100
99
100"
102
10234
10734
108
9934
10534
10594
99
10034
Peninsular Tel Co 1st 534» '51 J&J
Penn Central Light & Power Co—
1st & ref 434* 1977
Penn-Ohio Edison Co—
M&N
Deb g 6s 1950 ser A
Without warrants
M&N
F&A
Pennsylvania El Oo 5s 1962.F&A
1st & ref 5s 1954 ser D
.T&D
Deb 534s 1959 ser B
1st & ref 4s 1971 ser F—
M&N
66
102
100
10934
80
70
104
/
97
9634
10334
10134
10434
102"
104""
10134
9134
99$
106
10634
9994
103
1976 ser A—mt
Pennsylvania Gas & Elec Oo—
Deb gold 6s
1st 1 & ref 5 34s '56 ser
10234
A—M&S
19
20
25
104
112
97
95
90
15
68
6634
:>
91
84
Pennsylvania-Ohio Pow & Lt—
104
10334
Pennsylvania Pow & Light Co—
95
9834
§734
62
69
9834
105
104 94
99
93
A--M&N
M&N
5934
Penn Tel 5s 1960 ser
C
l6§34
I In London,
n
Nominal.
r
10394
10434
100
k Last sale.
35
10434
'43-M&S
1st & ref M 6s 1941 ser
104"
102
105
10434
9634
'16--J&J
1st ref g Is 1950 opt
L A Pa R R Cal 5s
Pacific Gas & El ref 5s '42—. J&J
102,
68
104
10434
& Power—
Ref & coll tr 5s 1957 ser
102
65
L H
10334
79
65
1st m 5s 1958
F&A
Oregon Elec Ry 5s '33 opt.-M&N
Oregon-Washington Water Serv—
1st M 5s 1957 series A
J&D
Oslo Gas & El Works (Norway)—
Extl sink fund 5s 1963
M&S
Oswego Riv Pow 6s 1931
J&D
Otter Tail Power Oo (Minn)
Gen M 5s 1946 ser E
j
Ottawa
9934
76
'45 op bef '16. -M&N
Orange & Pas Val R—See P S Corp
Orange & Rockland Elec Co—
97
interest,
63
65
103"
1st gu g 5s
102
■
75
M&S
'45--A&O
10534
/ This price includes accrued
9334
80
9834
15
105
10534
1st M 5s 1951
M&N
Chester Ltg.
N Y & Suburban Gas—See West
105
10534
N Y Tel 1st 434s *39 tax ex.M&N
10534
10534
Ref M 6s Oct 1941
A&O
Conv deb 5s
New Milford Pow 1st
St Charles St 1st g 4s
1st
Deb 5s 1961
10394
60
10634
North American Co.
10334
20 "
50
10534
534s'62A&0
I——J&J
Certificates of deposit
15
104
1034
22
107
New York State Rys— >
1st con g 434s '62 op '13--M&N /
10034
103
134
494
J&J
58
10234
Northw Teleg—See W U Teleg
Nova Scotia Light & Power Co—
50"
9
A..M&N
M&N
Ry 5s 1962
N Y State G&E Corp
1st 6s
1952—
^
1933--.—J&J
St
1st ref 6s 1952
98
10234
9334
40
25
N Y Steam 6s 1947
95
6134
334
234
N Y & Richmond Gas Co—
9934
10034
'12.J&J
M & U O Tr Co—See Un Tr of £nd
Muncie W W 5s Oct 2 1939-A&0
Municipal Gas Co (Texas)—
1st M 6s 1935 ser A
M&N
Municipal Gas & Elec, Roch—
Consol & refg 5s
/
Sixth Av RR pur M 5s '65-J&J /
Third Ave—See under "T"
105
1st ref M 6s 1951 ser
Mt Wash
Muncie El L 1st 5s '32 op
New Mexico Power—
1st M 5s 1958
/
.
(Ohic)—■
Power Oo Ltd—
1st m s f conv 6s '60 serA-J&J
Northwestern Pub Serv Co—
1st m 5s ser A 1957
J&J
15
*93--M&S y
Fy 1st 5s '93 M&S
warr_J&D
Northwestern
Col & 9th Ave 1st 5s
103
100%
10034
35
3
N J & Hud RIv
10534
.
634s '57-J&D /
-J&D f
St Ry—See Phlla Co
1st 434" 1961 ser
New Hampshire Pow
5s '43 J&D
Certificates of deposit
cons
1st mtge 5s 1941 opt
Union El (Loop) 6s g
5
Ask.
_
1935-M&N
Northwestern Elevated
25
! 4\
34th St Crosst 1st 5s '96. -A&O
Mt Hope Bdge 1st
Deb s f 7s 1952
1938 series
A&O
Second Av recei* ctfs 1914
10434
Montreal Tramways—
1st & ref g 5s 1941 opt
J&J
Gen & ref 5a 1955 series A.A&O
Gen & ref 5s 1955 ser B—A&O
Gen & ref s f 434» 55 ser O A&O
Gen & ref s f 5s 1955 Her D_ A&O
Morn'side El St Ry—See Phila Co
Mount Home Telep 5s 1938.J&J
Mountain States Power Co—
1st & ref 5s
deposit
Jan 1942
Bway & 7th Av
>
1st M 6s
g 5s
034? 1933 with
Northwest Elec 1st 6s
10034
10334
60
J&J
A
10134
Guar trust ctfs of
1962 ser A——-J&D
Montreal Isl Pow 534s 1957-M&N
Montreal Lt flt & Pow Consol—
1st ref & coll tr 5s 1951—A&O
1st ref col & gf 5s 1970 serB M&3
Montreal Lt Ht & Pow Co—
lst&coll tr g 434" '32op'12 J&J
Gold 5s 1933 opt 1913
A&O
Montreal Pub Service Corp—
1st & ref 5s 1942
M&S
,
ser
Adj income 6s Jan 1 1965-Apr /
New York Railways—
1st R E & ref 4s '42 op J6-J&J /
10034
98
1st M
York Rys Corp—
Prior Hen 6s 1965
9434
Bid.
Northwest Louisiana Gas—
-—
10034
A&O
102
Y & Queens Gas 1st 5s '34 F&A
15
Y & Queens Co Ry 4s '46-A&0 /
/
3
Steinway Ry 1st 6s 1922—J&J
New
Deb g 5s
J&J
Municipal Ry 5s 1966
9334
.
„
1st & ref s f 5s *43 op
N
N
Monongahela Valley Traction—
1st M g 5s '42 opt '22
J&D
Monongahela Valley Water—
1st M 534s 1950 series A—J&J
Monongahela West Penn Pub Ser
1st lien & ref 534« ser B '53 F&;A
Montana-Dakota Power Co—
1st m 534s 1934
J&J
Montana
97"
f
Bonds
Ask
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask.
89
Monmouth Oons Wat 5s '56. J&D
marked "f" and foroms and defaulted bonae
Canadian price.
s
Sale price.
10094
PUBLIC
NOTIOC.
•An
bond
Bonds.
price*
Bid.
100
100 M
102
6s 1943
116*
109*
110
1st
cons
g
A&O
1st & ref 4s 1981
J&J
3* % notes July 30 1932
Serial 4*% notes 1933—F&A
1st
lien
1941-
5*s
100*
101
101
105*
105
105*
101*
109*
Oonv deb 5s 1979
J&J
People's Traction—See Phlla R T
Peoria Bloom & Champ Trac—
„
88
65
87*
103*
103*
50
Pitts Trac 1st 5s 1927—A&O
So Trac 1st & coll tr g 6s '50 A&O
3d Ave Tr 1st 5s 1934—J&D
mtge 5*s 1972——F&A
Phlla & Garretsford St Ry—
1st 5s 1955
F&A
S f guar 5s '62 opt *17
gold
1st
m r e
45*
50"
Con
65
110
65
30
33
55
65
Market Street EJev
1st g gu 4s 1955
Union Traction—
85*
Ry
ctfs "45-A&O
36*
People's Traction Oo—
P P Ry tr ctfs 4s '43 -F&A
41
38
43
—
M&N
M 6s 1969
1st M4*s 1967
104*
A&O
104
M&N
99*
Phlla & W Ohes Tr 4s 1954—J& J
Phlla & West Ry 5s 1960
J&J
Piedmont Hydro-El Co
(Italy)—
lit & ref sf 6His 1960ser A A&O
Piedmont & North 1st 5s 1954-J&J
Pitts & Alleg Telep 1st 5s 1949
104*
105
4% notes Jan 1 1933
30
Portland Gas 1st 5s 1951-F&A
Portland (Me) RR 3*b 1951.J&J
1st 1 & con m 6s 1945—M&R
Porto Rico Telep 6s 1944...J&D
Postal Teleg & Cable 5r '53-J&J
75
i
83
104
86
88
101*
98*
5l"
68
91
70
95
63*
64*
Deb gold 5*s
1947
M&N
Incomes
June
1949
F&A
Providence Gai Co 1st 5*s 1942
Prussian Elec 6s 1954
Public Elec L Co & (St Albans. Vt)
1st 5 Hs 1956
A&O
Public Service Oo of Colorado—
1st & ref 6s 1953 series A..M&8
1st & ref
6*s'54 series B.M&I
Deb
1948
6s
Public Service Oo
M&N
of
N
83
1st & ref g 5s 1956 op '21-.A&0
1st & ref 6b 1968 series O.M&N
D.M&N
1st & ref 4*s 1980 ser E..J&J
1st & ref 4*s 1981 ser F-.A&O
Debenture 5s
1932
F&A
4% notes July 30 1932
b Basis.
102*
95
96"
49
90
89
51
92
90
104
55
65"
95
99
103
104
102*
97*
103*
98
A&O
ser
B
J&D
Oonv 6% notes 1933
J&J
St Louis Sprlngf & Peoria
RR—
1st & ref gu g 5s '39
opt—J&D
St Paul City Ry—See
Twin City
St Paul GaB Light—
Gen gold 5e 1944
M&S
Gen & ref 6s 1952
99*
1931-1958
31
25
4*
6*
102*
100*
101*
101*
100*
106*
107
105
99
106
98*
lool
99*
99*
1st ref 6s 1952 series A
J&J
1st & ref 5s 1958 ser B
J&J
San Antonio Tr 1st
5s "49-M&8
San Antonio G & E 5s
1949.M&S
3an Diego Consol Gas &
Elec—
1st g 5s 1939 opt 1914—.M&S
1st & ref 5s 1947
99
ser
V—IrH
H
"TZimi
•
I In
B—-M&S
London,
C_.
n
©o
97
105
97*
ec
Co.
'93*
g°v & 0In 8t
&,?KE
101*
36*
103
94
fef 5s 1960
ser
B.J&J
oh 1955
6*8 1938 A
90
99*
103
101
104
25
40
80
R T.
82
104
105
or
vice.
52"
96
96"
101
101
105>
106*
1065;
89
108*
99
M&S
J&D
95*
B__M&S
104*
102*
M&S
1st & ref 4*s 1961M&S
South
1st M 5s 1947
Southern Canada Pr Oo
Ltd—
A
A&O
Southern Cities Pub
Serv Go—
Oonv deb 6s
1949...
Southern Oltifw Utility
1st lien & coll 5s
8 f deb 6o 1968
.er
99
r
102*
A&O
52
30
103*
M&N
100*
A...A&0
1st lien & ref 6s
1947
A&O
Southern Natural Gas
Corp—
1st s f 6s 1944 with warr
J&J
Without privilege
Telep
1st g 5*8 1959
ser
96
Sou Pub Utll 1st 5s 1943
s
Sale price.
103:
48
S
60*
J&D
J&J
104
102
J&J
53
35
104
102
98
104
..J&D
Southern United Gas Co—
1st lien 6s 1937 with
warr A&O
Southern Wise Pow 5s 1938
A&O
Canadian price,
96J
101
92
110
111
1948-J&D
D
104;
103
96*
Southern Gas UtUltleo. Inc
1st M if 6*. 1939 ser
A.M&S
Southern Indiana G & E—
South N E
1st 5s
Deb g 5s 1970.
So Ohio Elec 6s 1955
106
Co—
aII—F&a
Southern Colorado
Power Oo—
1st g 6s 1947 series
A——7& J
Southern Counties Gas
(Calif)
1st M 4*s 1968
.—M&N
Southern Gas Oo—
lat 6*s 1935 ex-warr
S f deb 6*s 1936 ser
106
60
M&N
1st & ref M 5s 1954 ser
A-F&A
Southwestern Gas & Elec Co—
1st mtge 5s 1957 ser A
J&J
1st M 5s 1957 ser B
M&N
r
96
Telep
ser
105*
105*
Corp—
South Cal Gas Co 58 1937—M&M
6s 1950
M&N
1st & ref 6s 1958
series O-J&D
1st M 5s 1955
W
103
105*
105*
105*
J&J
Southwestern Assoc Telep Co—
1st M 5s 1961
A&O
Southwestern Bell Telep—
103*
103*
105
J&J
F&A
Southern Trac—See Phila
Oo.
95
96
104*
.
o
„
93"
94
Eth!fBPWe,b 68 2025"-M&S
a
30
93
99
33
100*
1958
102*
100
96
F&A
M&R
Calif
99*
104"
Corp.
A.J&J
* ref 5*« 1952
ser
1st & ref 5s 1957
.....
104
56*
96
s.2mntru^
104
105
105*
105*
Pub Srn
Gen& ref 5s
1944-ng 5s 1951
95*
104*
Oo—
ser
Refunding 5o 1952
Refunding 5s 1954
^uthem California
Gas
99
56"
101
Ry—-See Oln
Refund
92*
93*
30
100
N Y Rys
Pittsburgh Water
IsJ M
90
110
8er,es A—"—J&J
Southern California
Edison—y*
Gen g 5s Nov
1939 opt
55"
49
87*
T&n
Southern Bell
Telep & Teleg
1st b f g 5s 1941
opt 1916-.J&J
Sou B vard—See
Third Ave Ry
98*
Nominal,
F&A
975
8*.
104H
"er B..M&N
ser
1st Hen & ref 5s
1960
100
108*
99*
104
C<?— °2-"'J&D
Ferry—See
8
100*
k Last sale
70
.
South
Wh
South
Service—
100*
97
93'
Co¬
1942. .M&S16 f
Oonv 6a Dec 15
1932—J&D1&/
South Carolina
Power Co
1st Hen & ref 5s 1957
j& i
—.A&O
San Angelo Telep 1st 5s
1958 F&A
San Antonio Public
93
41
90
M&"g
Power"
Un &
Middlesex Ltg—
Mtge g 4s Dec 1
1943
J&D
So Car Gas & El
6s
110
27
20
/
&
fund 6 *s 19^2
Lighting
J,
64
109*
/
/
WatSr
aJ C8 }£49
105*
106*
102*
99*
102
J&J
Salisbury & Spencer—See No Oar oPub S
Salmon Rlv Pow gu 5s '52
109
op F&A
Salt Lake Term 6s 1935
50
J&D
Salt River Val Water Users Assn
6s
1938—
F&A
92
Stewart Mt Power 5*t June
/This price includes accrued Interest,
62
105*
106*
St Louls-Mlss Rlv
Bridge—
1st s f 6*s Oct 15 '47—A&015
St Louis Public Service—
87
B—
1st & ref 5s 1956 ser A__M&N
1st & ref. 4 M" 1957 ser B.A&O
ser
1st M 5s 1945
104
Public Service Co of Nor 111—
lst&ref4*s 1978
1941
95
F&A
So TexaB Gas
St Louis Oo Gas 1st 5s
1951
St Louis Oo (Mo) Water
Co—
1st M 5*s 1945 ser A
J&D
68
94
au
^
1949 8erles B
J&J
Sileslan Elec
Corp s f 6*s '46F&A
Sioux City Gas
& Elec Colst 6s i947 ser A
M&S
1st 6s 1949 ser
13.
F&A
1st 25-yr 5*s
1950 ser "61 F&A
1st M 5s I960
J&i
Sioux City Serv
6s 1951-111 J&J
Somerset
90"
3t Charles ttt RR—bee N Ori
Ry & Light
8t Clair County
(111) Gas & EI—
1st cons guar 5s 1959
102
M&8
St Cloud Pub Service Co.
1st M 6s 1934
M&N
103*
St Joseph Gas—1st 5s
60
1937.-J&J
St Joseph Ry, Lt Heat &
Power—
1st g 5s Nov 1 1937
M&N
99*
1st & ref 5s 1946
—J&J
87*
St Joseph Water 5s
99*
105*
Power Gas & water Sec Corp
Coll tr 5s 1948 with warr-M&N
Power Secur coll tr 6s '49-—J&D
58
101
101
101 *
104*
109*
f 6s 1942 Ser B..M&V
56
99
&
M&S
65*
nH
1st mtge 5s
1951
A&O
Shreveport Rys 1st 5s,'32-44 J&J
Sierra Pacific
Power Co—
1st & ref 5s
I960 ser A
M&S
Sierra & San
Francisco Power—
1st g 5s 1949
opt
F&A
100
99*
Rutland Ry I t & P 1st 58*46
5s 1936 guar..J&J
A&O
Power Corp of Canada Ltd—
Conv deb 4Mb 1959 Ser B-M&S
Power Corp of N Y—
s
95
87
88*
99*
97*
6*b 1942 Ser A.M&H
Shore
95
Roanoke W W 5s 1950
J
Chester Central Power Corr
Deb g 5» 1953—M
Rochester Gas & Elec Corp—
Gen M 7s 1946 series
1st ref 4Ks 1958 ser A
M&N
Rome (Ga) Ry & L 6s '46.-A&O
Rome (N Y; Gas. Elec Lt & P—
97
95
Hhinyetsu Elec Pow
(Japan)lst slDk
Lt & P—
1st 5s 1931
J&D
1st ref 5s 1946
Ruhr Gas Corp 5*8 '53 A—A&O
Rumford Falls Pow 4s 1945.A&O
Gen M 4*s May 1948—M&N
97*
1st M
1st M
101*
77*
100*
Rya"
4*s ser D '70—A&O
8heboygan Elec—See East Wle
El
Shenango Val Water 5s 19rifiA&0
103
105
104
r
A&O
Ji
—F&A
f0i8,t4^8 '678erA A&O
lot -nil I
1st
coll tr 5s
1st coll tr
Rockland Light & Pow-
1st mtge 5s 1966 ser E. ..If&N
1st M 4*s 1961 series F-.A&O
Potomac El Pow
Cons M
58
40"
97
Potomac Edison f)»—
Gen lien & ref 6s 1953
60
55*
J.
Ac
95*
99*
96
94
92
1933-—.J&D15
1936—I
s f 6s
il!?
_
J&J
Portland tore) uao ai Coke—
1st & ref g 5s *40 opt '20—J&J
1st l'n & gen 414s 1940
J&J
56
56
A&O
1st & ref 5s 1946 ser B
_A<L
1st & ref 4*s 1953 ser O.. J&J
100*
21
Pitts Alleg & Man—See Phlla Co
& Charlerol—See Phlla Co
P McK & Con—See W Penn Rys
Portland General Elec Co—
1st & ref 4
I960
MAS
58
Syracuse RR—
1st M conv 5s 1957
EH
Rochester Telep Corp—
Pitts
Pittsbuigh Trac—See Phila Co
Pittsburgh
Rys—See
Phlla
Co
Plattsburg G & El 1st 5s 1939—
55*
54
Roanoke Ry & El 5s 1953—F<
Rochester
M&N
1st
72
6s 1952
M&N
6s 1953 with war—F&A
64 upt
Ry conH 5s g 1930
2d 5s g 1933 ctf dep
Deb
Sbawinigan
55
3% notes July 15 1932—J&J
Phlla Subur-Countles Gas & Elec
lBt & ref 4*« 1957
a
94*
Trac—See Phlia Co-
m
Roch
notes
J&D15
J&D15
Second Ave—See N Y
Second Ave
68
Bocb Ry & Lt 6s
55
M&S
15
Water Serv-
Seneca Pow
Corp 6s 1946
Gen M 5*8 1948 series O.M.
Gen mtge 4*8 1977 «er D M.
W Phlla Pass 2d 5s 1926—
1956.M&N
96"
Union—
_J&J
70
Darby Media & Ohes St Ry
1st 4 His *36 opt '10 gu—J&J
Host Mantua & Fairm 5*8 '34
M&N
99
(lnd) W W Corp—
1st M 5s 1957
-JH&:
Richmond (S I) Lt & RR—
1st coll tr g 4s 1952
J&
70
1st 4*. 1958
1939 opt 1914—M&S
Seattle Ltg 1st 5s
44 opt '10-M&S
Ref g os 1949
opt 1914
A&O
_J&
Rio Grande Valley Gas Oo—
74*
Phlla Hub Water Co—
1st M 5s 1955
104
Richmond
107*
70
C
103
1937
KmJn1!?7
A9L6® 6 1932.M&N
Seattle-Everett Traction—
M&N
1st & ref 5s
......
98*
10
1st & ref 5s 1947
52 ser A-A&O
5s 1932. --F&A
_
95
101*
Sfi.fSj94?
opt 1^19—M&S
Schuylkill
Trac 1st 5s 1943
A&O
Schuylkill Val Tr 5s 1945_;;f&A
4*%
109*
105*
Without warrants
80
Ext at 5 *% to
m
102
ser
1st & ref os
1967 ser A— F&A
Scranton Ry—-1st 5s
Nov '32_ J&J
103*
7s 1950
g
105
B—A&O
A
ser
1931
4* % notes 1932
10
102
Cons 6s 1955 with rights.
Richland Public Service—
100*
65
J&J
cr
Mtge
105*
a
M&S
Serv
104*
A&O
Savannah Elec & Power Co—
1st & ref 7*s 1941
ser A-A&O
f 5e 1955
Sr!la,5^n^pg
4*% notes
102*
100*
94*
s
Wat
118
6S*43-J&D
Scranton Elec 5s '37
opt "12.J&J
Scranton Gas & Water
Co—
101
94
51
14
10
103*
fl®^non^lec.0°
56
102*
100*
94*
49
/
68 « '52. J&J
Say re (Pa) Elec 5s
1947
A&O
Schenectady Railway Co
Rhine-Westphalia El Pr (Germ'y)
Direct
77*
Elec & Peo 4s
42
Extl deb 6s 1953
73*
Pass
40
Rio de Janeiro Tram
1st g 5s 1935
M&S
MAS
1962
6s 1944
38
Rhine-Ruhr
61~"
107*
Philadelphia Rapid Transit—
Coll tr g 5s 1957 opt s f—F&A
6s
98"
Oo—
1st
55
35
Qulncy (111) Ry
Railway & Light Sec 5s var——.
Rap Tr St Ry—See Pub Ser Corp
Reading Trac 6s 1933
J&J
85
55
98
Ref 4*s 1958
Conv g deb 5*s
47
57
83
109*
99*
105*
98
98*
f 5s 1968 .J&D
Queens Bor Gas & El 6s "62-J&J
Ref 5s 1955
M&S
98
85
Rys 6s 1953———A&O
104*
101
1910 J&D
s
1st & rof 6s
1945
A&O
Public Utilities Oonsol Corp—
1st M 5*s 1948
M&S
1st M & coll tr
97
85
95
86
a««ii
IMI1 n®
?pt af*
Sauda Falls
Oo Ltd—
90
105
104
1st & ref 41*8 1950 ser D.J&D
Sd El Ry 5al932
F&A
Quebec Power Co
95
1st lien & ref m 4 *s 1997 M&N
1st & ref 4s 1971
J&A
88
M&N
79"
Ry.
101
Light & Power—
1st
104*
C
98
75
El
Un f & ref 6s 1952
ser B—M&S
Unif & ref 5s 1957 ser
D
J&J
San Joaquin
69
J&D
F&A
ser
Ask.
a2r J°a<iuin Lt & Power Corp—
106
" Puget
85
Pitts & Charlerol 5a '32..H&N
ref 4*s 1967
1st & ref 4*s 19701st ref 48 1971
1st & ref 5s 1950
85
B K & A Trac 6s 1931-M&8
Brownav Ave 5s 1926--F&A
Philadelphia Elec Power
58
1st g gu 5s 1933 opt
J&D
Puget Sound Power & Light—
1st & ref 5*s 1949
J&»>
105*
62
San Francisco
Bay Toll Bridge-^
1st M sink fund
6*s '57-M&N
Deb s f 7s 1942
M&N
83
Pugefc Sound Power Oo—
'
60
58
48
...
64
Secured conv 6s 1938
M&S
1st col tr conv 6*s 1948..A&0
85
105*
121*
94*
99
J&D
Bid
Water Supply Oo—
1st m s f 5s 1955
M&N
Sandusky Bay Bdge lst6 *s *42 J&J
Sand Frem & So Ry—See
Lake Sh
San BYan G & E
4*8 1933-M&N
Not callable
Jersey Gas El & Trac—
1st &
55
Bonds.
102*
Ry 4s 1948—M&N
So
95
Gold 5s July 1933—
J&J
United Trac 5s 1997 cfcfs—J&J
West End Trac con 6a '33-J&J
Phlla Elect 1st 5s 1966
A&O
1st M 4s 1966
-A&O
120
93*
81*
37
St
bonds.
„
J O Hob & Pat 4s 1949--M&N
P 8 Newark Term Ry 5s'55 J&D
39*
85
100
90
39
38*
85*
99
88
2d 6s '14 ext 5% to '44-A&0
Riverside Trac 5s 1960—J&D
80""
100
48
71
77
99
44
69
96""
Ask.
1st g 6s Dec 1 1950.. .J&D
Elizabeth & Trent 5s '62-A&G
Nor Jer
87
9an Diego
Trust certs 6% perpot
.M&n
Camden Sub 1st 6s 1946.-J&J
Cons Trac 1st 5s 1933—J&D
tf lis Plalnf & Cent Jersey Ry
Or & Pass Val 1st 5s '38
Paterson Ry—
Philadelphia Company-
Pittsb
Bid.
Guar g 5s Mar 1 1953—M&S
Public Service Elec & Gas Oo—
1st gold guar 5s 1936
M&N
Peoria W W Oo
pr 1 5s "48—M&N
1st con 4s 1948
M&N
1st con 5s 1948
M&N
Deb 4s 1950
M&N
1st & ref 5s 1950
F&A
Secured gold 5s 1967
J&D
Alleg Belle & Per 5s 1935-A&O
Ardmore Street 5s 1953--A&O
Central Trac 1st 5s 1929--J&J
Duquesne Lt 1st M 4 *s'67A&0
Duquesne Trac 1st 5s 30—J&J
Fed St & P V 5s May 1 *42-J&J
Ft Pitt Trac 1st. 5s 1935—J&D
MIllv Et & Sh 5s 1923—M&N
Morn'side El St Ry 5s *35 A&O
Mount Washington St Ry—
1st & coll tr gu 5s 1933.A&0
Pitts Alleg & M gen 5s '30 A&O
Pitta & Birm Traction—
Bonds.
101
101
J&J
BONDS
marked "f" and income and defaulted
—
100*
Peoples Light & Power Corp—
where
except
Public Service Oo of Oklahoma
1st mtge 5s 1961 ser O
M&S
First mtge 5s 1957 ser D.M&N
Public Service Corp of N J—
94
Serial 4*% notes 1934—F&A
Serial 4 * % notes 1935
F&A
Serial 4*% notes 1936
F&A
Chic G L A O 1st 5s 1937—J&J
Oonsum Gas 1st g 5s '36—J&D
lnd Nat G&O g 5s *36 gu.M&N
Mutual Fuel Gas g 5s "47 M&R
UTILITY
"and Interest"
Ask
Pensacola El Oo 1st 5s *31 -.F&A
People* Gas (N J) 1st 5s '68-J&D
People's G L & Coke, Chicago—
Refunding gold 5s 1947—M&*
*r*
104*
61
101*
107*
95*
94*
51
61
112
112
10S
Union El Lt & Pow Oo of St L—
& Pow Oo—
A
F&A 5
B
F&A
Natural Gas Oo—
Southwestern Light
1st M 5s 1957 ser
1st M 5s 1957 ser
Southwestern
1st s f 6s 1945
M&N
Southwestern Power & Light—
Deb g 6e 2022 series A
M&S
Southwestern Public Service
1st M § f 6s 1945 ser A
Southwestern States Telep
1st M 6s 1948
Conv 6a 1931...
1013*
Union Trac Oo of Indiana—
Union
J&J
10134
100
101
101
10134
F&A
JAD
AAO
101
983*
983*
943*
943*
75
78
M&N
1959.-A&O
Deb g 6s 1975
M&N
United Lt & Rys 1st 5a '32-J&D
9934
Ref
m
6s 1955
91
9134
109)*
& North—
*17
M&N
91H
913*
1st & ref 6s 1956
Tenn Pow gu 5s 1962
86
Tennessee
Public Service—
W W
Terre Haute
14
Corp—
1949 ser B
J&D
1st M 5s 1956 ser B
F&A
Texarkana W 1st 5s '58
F&A
Texas Cities Gas 1st 5s '48—M&N
Tex Elec Ry deb 6s 1942
J&J /
1st & ref 5s 1947
J&J /
Tex Trac 1st 5s 1937 opt._J&,f /
Texas
1st
Electric Service Oo—
5s 1960—
mtge
Texas Gas
Util. 6a 1945
Texas-Louisiana Power
1st 6s 1946 series A
1st 5)4s 1960 series
8 f deb 6s 1942
Texas Pow & Lt 1st 5s
Deb g 6s 2022 ser A
1st &
ref 58
Oo—
Bou
_
J&J
J&J
—M&N I
& Battery—
J&D
8
1946..A&O
Thirty-fourth St Orosstown—See
Tide Water Power 1st 6s '79.F&A
Toho Electric Power (Japan)—
1st s f 7s 1965 ser A...M&S15
3-yr 6% g notes 1932
J&J
(Japan)— I
1st g 6« 1953 series
J&D15
Toledo Edison 1st 5s 1947.-M&S
e
Tol Frem & Norw—See Lake Shor
Light Oo
H con lBt g 5s '35-AAO
Toledo Light A Power Oo—
Tol G E A
J&D
5% notes 1932
Topeka Ry & L 1st 5s 1933.F&A
Trenton G & El g 5s 1949--M&S
Trenton
5s '38.J&J
Telep & Teleg—
St Ry con g
Tri-8tate
534B 1942
M&N
1st M 5s 1942 ser B_
M&N
Troy Olty Ry—See Un Tr (Alb)
Troy Gas 2d 8s '23 ext to '39 F&A
1st 6a 1939
..M&N
28th & 29th Sts—See 3d Ave Ry
23d Street Ry—See N
Y Rye
Twin Olty Rapid Transit Oo—
1st lien & ref 5>4b 1952..J&D
8t Paul Olty 1st g 6s 1932 A&O
1st cons 6s g 1934
-A&O
Cable con 5s 1937
J&J15
Guaranteed-
6834
62
50
Ojigawa Elec Power
1st M s f 7s 1945
98
'42_M&3
M&N
F&A
M 434s 1944..F&A
1st 1 & gen
10234
5434
5534
4434
1949
79
60"
65
80
9934
993*
108
10331
9631
10834
1033*
9734
111
109
11334
10534
104
105
6s
J£D
1933
76
Utilities Service 6s 1953
65
Virginia Pow 1st 6s 1942
Va Elec & Pow 1st 5s 1955.
65
6
7234
683*
■
ITf 10
104 %i
A&O
Virginia Public Service Oo
1st & ref 534s 1946 serA_..F&A
1st & ref 5s 1950 ser B—J&D
Deb s f 0b 1946
F&A
94
10034
9934
Virginia Ry & Power—
1st & ref g 5s 1934
J&J
Norf & Ports Tr 5s *36—J&D
Wash Alexandria & Mt Vernon
1st g 5s 1955 opt
M&S
8534
10334
El Ry
Certificates
101
1st M 5s Mar 1941 op
Otfs of deposit
10034
97
9134
9134
10334
102
ff
M&S
(DC)OL5s 1960—M&N
1933 series A
—A&O
B
A&O
434% notes 1933
A&O
Washington Gas & El Oo—
1st sf 534s 1947
—F&A
107"
Wash'n
35
105
10234
9734
9134
9234
10334
10234
10634
10034
-
FfeA
Washington & Suburban Cos.—
Coll trust 5s 1941
—M&S
8631,
Washington Water Power Ou
Olty & Sub 5a g 1948
1st ref 58 1939 op—
8434
•
i
•
1st & gen 5#
1900
J&J
J&J
107
Waterbury Gas Light
105
10734
434s 1958
M&N
Waterloo Oed Falls & No Ry
1st M s f g 5a 1940 op '15—J&J
Certificates of deposit
Watert'n L&P—See No N Y Util
Waukesha Gas & Electric Oo—
1st 5a 1959
J&J
Westchester Elec—See 3d Av Ry
Westchester Lt 1st g 6a '50—J&D
N Y Sub Gas—1st g 5s '49.M&S
87
8234
10034
101
93)4
1003*
103
10734
10834
10134
10234
106
107
10534
10634
102
104
1003*
1013*
103
10234
MAN
latsf g 434« 1943
J&J
Yadkin River Pow 1st 6a '41.AAO
Yonkers Ry—See Third Ave Ry
York Haven Wat&P lat 5s'5lJ&D
Youngs-Shar Ry A Lt —See MahA
Youngstown & Suburban Ry—
1st mtge
5s
1936
MAS
Zaneav Ry L A P—See Ool New A
89
102
Worcester A Oonn Eastern Ry
1916—A&O
9834
101
102
743*
1043*
1043*
105
106
1003*
101
90
l ---S Ry &
L.
—
70
65
Zaneav
_
PUBLIC UTILITY STKS.
Par
Power S7 pref
100
S6 preferred
_(t)
$5 preferred
(t)
Allegheny Gaa Oorp
(t)
Allegheny Traction—See Phila Oo
Allied Pow & Light com
(D
Alabama
Amer
Commonw'lths Pw
com
.5
A(1
101
93
78
d
19
1934
d
79
81
d
65
73
10534
10
10
86"
82
11234
55
d
28
33"
d
27
88
273*
4834
7634
153*
633*
(T>
50
78
d
d
Amer Gas & Elec com...(no par) d
d
American Light A Traction
Preferred
Amer Natural Gas com
1st mtge
63*
13
52
$0 preferred
<+)
Amer Ga» & Pow $0 1st pref—(t) d
10234
s
11034
d
cum pref
Warrants.
9534
3134
63*
123*
$7 Preferred
(no par)
d
$7 second pref aeries A
"
$6
6934
s
——
d
ds
d
Participating pref.
105
d
100
96
9234
134
.
d
d
72
92
134
d
Preferred
9434
1013*
90
d
94
94
11534
1023*
.
^
d
107
Oo—
10434
12
1st A ref 6s. 1942
J&J
Wiiconain Ry Light A Power—
1st A ref 5s 1933
FA A
Wiscon RIv Pow 1st 5s 1941 MAN
Wise Val El 1st A ref 5t '42M&N
lit M g 5s 1935 opt
100
10334
Wisconsin Public Service Oorp—
1st 1 A ref 6s 1952 ser A—AAO
lHt A ref 534 s 1058
J&J
Wise Pub Service Oo
Glass B
20
95
46
100
104
107"
103
Guaranteed
44
15
6fl m 1936 ser
1953
J&J
1st M 5s 1955
M&N
Wash Ry & EI g 4s 1961
J&D
Anacost & Pot 6s 1949—A&O
100
100
105
Amer Cities Pow & Light cl A.5
"2"
6e M
l»t MflHi
10334
81
103)4
45"
1053*
Washington Bait & Ann El
100
52
7834
10234
9834
9834
104 31a
J&D
-
10234
104
York Ry
@FedFRASER