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U.
S.
RAT.
OFFICE
JULY IN RETROSPECT
Page
Page
Commercial
and
1
Cotton
-
Iron and Steel Trade
14
Market
Course of the Stock
Hides and Leather
9
Financial Events
Money Market
8
7
.15
._
Dividend Declarations
13
New Security Issues
Federal Reserve Bank—Brokers' Loans.
16
Petroleum and Its Products
4
.....17
Foreign Affairs
Foreign Exchange...
8
Grain—Coffee—Sugar
Rubber
Textiles....—
.12
....10
9
9
l
United States Treasury Financing
11
INDEX TO STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS
Page
Paga
Baltimore Stock Exchange
62
New York Curb Exchange
44
Boston Stock Exchange
60
New York Stock Exchange—Bonds
21
Chicago Stock Exchange
57
New York Stock Exchange—Stocks
34
Cleveland Stock Exchange
64
Philadelphia Stock Exchange
63
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
67
San Francisco Stock Exchange
68
-.66
Detroit Stock Exchange
Los
Angeles Stock Exchange
70
Municipal Bonds-
Banks and Trust Companies—
Domestic
Domestic
Canadian
Canadian
Exchange Seats
Public
Federal Land Bank Bonds
Public Utility Stocks...............
Foreign Government Bonds
Railroad Bonds...
Industrial Bonds
Railroad Stocks
Industrial Stocks—
Real
Insurance Stocks
Real Estate Trust and Land Stocks.
Investing Companies Securities
Textile Stocks
Joint Stock Land Bank—
Title
Utility Bonds
...
Estate Bonds
...
Guarantee and
Safe
Deposit
Securities
Mill Stocks—see Textile Stocks-
United States Government Securities
Mining Stocks..
United States Territorial Bonds
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bill, has met strong
opposition and is likely to meet with more before it is either
killed, modified or enacted.
The Utility Holding Company
bill, already passed by the Senate, was passed in a modified
form by the House on July 2, by a vote of 323 to 81; the
latter body, however, eliminated the "death sentence" clause
in the measure, and it was submitted to conference.
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when it rejected a proposal by Representative Rayburn that
the House concur with the Senate in the abolition of holding
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JULY—COMMERCIAL AND
EVENTS
Foremost
during
month were
past
the
President Roosevelt signed the
wrhich,
the
disputes
of
for
provides Federal machinery
he announced,
as
adjudication
of a
the right of labor
over
to
legal right to independent
self-organization would burden or obstruct inter-State com¬
merce."
He hailed the measure as "an important step
toward the achievement of just and peaceful labor relations
organize when "violation of the
The Act is not in full
disputes."
will not stop
operation because,
though it was signed a month ago,
the President has not
Labor Relations Board of three
yet appointed the National
members.
16 the Boston Federal Circuit Court
unconstitutional
gation of power.
culture for cotton
the
was
The opinion was written by Judge Scott
brought by the corporation to escape pay¬
$81,694 levied against it by the Secretary of
ment of
processing and floor taxes.
of
forerunner
numerous
collection of the processing tax
the
injunctions
holding sections of
Agri¬
Adjustment
until
final decision is obtained from the
a
Supreme Court
President Roosevelt asserted the right of the
itself.
ment to bar suits against
suits to recover illegally
it could be proved conclusively
that the tax had not been passed on
is awaited with great
On July 26 the
changes in the present law, was passed in the Senate
Senate
was
among
serve
previously;
Outstanding
Board
This
and
representatives
banks,
Another piece
to
Re¬
of five Federal Reserve
committee, which would
replace
the present
comprised of representatives from each
Reserve
to create
market committee, consisting of the Federal
of the 12
influence
on
Congress
The
carrying
toward
major
labor
it
which final Congressional action
law, on
new
was
when both the Senate and House ap¬
proved a conference report, will be
administered by the quasithe task of mediation
judicial Labor Relations Board, but
continue with the Department of
Industrialists who have opposed the passage of
since it was introduced in Congress are
suits
test
elicit
to
Labor.
the measure
expected to file early
Court ruling on its consti¬
Supreme
a
The measure received the
tutionality.
ate
approval of the Sen¬
June 19, after which it
submitted to conference to adjust several differences.
on
was
May 16 and of the House on
Rules for Federal Road Building Under
President Roosevelt Issues
Work-Relief Program
Roosevelt
President
the
approved regulations to
July 12
on
and at
the $200,000,000 work relief road program,
govern
allotted
25% of the money so
streets in metropolitan areas and on
time ordered that at least
same
for
be used
equal percentage for farm-to-market roads.
also ordered
The President
that 25% of another $200,000,000 to
be spent
crossing elimination, should
second program for grade
in
a
be
expended at the junction of city streets and of secondary
The President said that all State road programs
streets.
must
originate with State Highway Departments,
Public Roads, whence they will be forwarded
the Bureau of
to Washington.
1
,
Roosevelt Signs Bill Prohibiting Shipment of ConvictMade Goods in Inter-State Commerce
President
Roosevelt
President
Asliurst bill,
ucts
which in
submit their programs to the district engineer of
turn must
into
July
on
24
signed
the
Sumners-
prohibiting the shipment of prison-made prod¬
States that have already
forbidden their sale in
competition with goods manufactured by free
bill, which was
labor.
The
approved on July 15 by the House of Repre¬
sentatives without a
record vote, stipulates that none of its
provisions is to be interpreted as applying to goods manu¬
factured in penal institutions for use by the Federal Gov¬
States
ernment.
New
include
The
bill
step
will not stop all
but
disputes,
completed June 27,
vania,
for consideration was a
important
disputes."
securities
of proposed legislation which has been pre¬
an
peaceful labor relations in
"it may eventually eliminate one
that
labor
of
the national credit.
would buy and sell Government
and thus exercise a strong
sented
unanimously reported by
Committee several weeks
the provisions of the bill is the proposal
banks.
set-up
Banking
then sent to conference with the House.
open
warned
also
cause
interest.
Omnibus Banking bill, which provides for
the form in which it had beeii
an
either to the consumer
The Supreme Court's decision on the subject
the farmer.
the
the courts for
collected processing taxes on agri¬
cultural commodities, where
in
Govern¬
itself, but on July 19 the Senate
voted, two to one, to allow citizens access to
many
of the Act
proceeded to carry out the provisions
officials
Treasury
the
Administration; and
as
serve
achievement of just and
The decision
against the
Agricultural Adjustment Act unconstitutional, the
cultural
or
Agri¬
in other parts of the coun¬
Despite the Boston court decision
try.
dele¬
and that it constituted an improper
Wilson in the suit
it
the
industry,"
but he added that its successful operation would require "a
sense of sober responsibility and of willing co-operation" on
the part of employers, labor and the general public.
He
"should
it
said
and conciliation will
of Appeals,
in the case of the Hoosac Mills Corp, against the United
States, ruled that the processing tax levied by the Secretary
of Agriculture under the Agricultural Adjustment Act, was
On July
been signed, the President
statement issued after the bill had
industry," but warned the public that "it
in
all labor
In a
and bargaining.
with labor organization
connection
national character
the following:
On July 5
Wagner Labor Disputes bill
developments
among
July 5 signed the Wagner
on
guaranteeing labor the right to
and
lectively
Bill
Wagner Labor Relations
Labor
bargain col¬
defining certain "unfair labor practices" in
Roosevelt
President
Relations bill,
REVIEW OF
This
"wealth sharing" tax program.
President Roosevelt's
Quotation Record
Bank and
New
will
be protected
Jersey,
under
Massachusetts,
the
bill
Pennsyl¬
Ohio, Illinois and Texas.
measure
by Senator
on
which
York,
June
was
introduced in
Ashurst, of Arizona.
29
by the Senate
the Senate on
May 27
It was reported favorably
Judiciary
Committee with the
MONTHLY
2
bill
the Senate passed the
be passed;
recommendation that it
had been developed rapidly despite a previous adverse
Federal District Court in Louisville.
gram
ruling by a
June 21.
on
REVIEW
announced on July 1 that he had
signed Executive Orders extending the National Labor Rela¬
tions Board, the National Steel Labor Relations Board and
the Textile Labor Relations Board.
The first body was
continued until Aug. 1 and the other two were given indef¬
inite extensions.
All three technically ceased to operate on
midnight June 30.
The boards were created under the
authority given the President by the old National Industrial
Recovery Act, which expired on June 16.
Earlier separate
Executive Orders continued them until June 30.
On July 31 President Roosevelt again issued an Executive
Order extending the life of the NLRB until Sept. 1.
Roosevelt
President
Works
Work Relief Wage Schedules—Permits
Amends
Order
Executive
Administrator to Re-define
Progress
Original Wage-
Scale Regions
President Roosevelt on July
29 issued
an
Executive Order
regulations governing work
The President's amendments were
amending the original rules and
relief wage
schedules.
designed to answer widespread criticism of these schedules
permit elasticity in ironing out inequalities which
have become evident.
The Order permits Harry L. Hopkins,
and to
Progress Administrator, to redefine original wage-
Works
scale regions to prevent the existence of a different set of
rates in two or more communities accustomed to equal wages.
United States Circuit Court of
Unconstitutional—Boston
Appeals Finds AAA Processing Tax
Decision Says Congress Illegally
Delegated Power
New
by U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals at
Orleans—Ruling Sustains Right of Government to Com¬
pete
Extend Life of Labor Relations Boards—Bodies
Had Expired on June 30
Executive Orders
with Private Companies in Sale of
TVA
Held Constitutional
decisions on New Deal legisla¬
The Court's ruling reversed a decision of
private utilities.
Judge W. I. Grubb of the Northern District of Alabama,
annulling contracts between the TVA and the Alabama
Power Co. for the sale of Government power in seven north
to use Public
tion
of
and forbidding Alabama municipalities
Works Administration funds for the construc¬
counties,
Alabama
Administration leaders contended
plants.
power
Appellate Court's ruling constituted a victory for
of the fundamental New Deal policies.
It was antici¬
that the
one
pated, however, that the decision would ultimately be ap¬
pealed to the Supreme Court.
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'
The three-judge Circuit Court returned a unanimous rul¬
ing. "It is within the power of Congress," the Court said,
part, "to adopt any reasonable means, whether for lease
or sale, for disposing of the
surplus hydro-electric power
at Wilson Dam.
The use of transmission lines to facilitate
sales cannot fairly be said by the courts to be unreasonable
in
or
inappropriate."
Conflicting Opinions on Validity
of New York Mortgage Act Given
Court Justices
by Two State Supreme
Different
opinions regarding the constitutionality of the
Mortgage Commission of the State of New
recorded July 3 in rulings handed down by two
law creating the
York were
One of the most important
Electric Power
States Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals at New
Orleans on July 17 upheld the constitutionality of the Act
creating the Tennessee Valley Authority, and sustained the
Government's right to sell electric power in competition with
The United
Justice William F.
Supreme Court.
justices of the State
tion, aside from those of the Supreme Court, was handed
on July 16, when the Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
at Boston ruled that the processing tax levied by the Secre¬
Bleakley of White Plains said that the law is constitutional.
Justice Leander B. Faber of Mineola, on the same day, gave
tary of Agriculture under the Agricultural Adjustment Act
unconstitutional and represents an improper delegation
mission from taking
down
is
The opinion wTas delivered in the case
Corp. against the United States in a
which the company sought to escape payment of
of
legislative power.
of
the
suit
Hoosac
in
Mills
$81,694 imposed by the Secretary of Agriculture for cotton
processing and floor taxes.
Although this is only one of
approximately 500 similar suits which have been recently
filed, it is anticipated that it will be brought before the
Supreme Court by the Government this fall as a test case to
determine the validity of the processing taxes under the AAA.
Scott Wilson wrote the decision, in which
Judge
Judge
Morris concurred.
The Senior Justice, George
II. Bingham, dissented.
The Court ruled that Congress has
no authority to regulate products which are subject to State
George
F.
control, that the tax was an improper delegation of power,
and, finally, that if the charge is a tax, it is a direct tax,
apportioned, and if an excise, it is not uniform.
The
Court thus reversed a finding several months ago by Judge
not
II.
Elisha
Court in
the District
in
Brewster
favor
of the
Government.
The
Oregon
State Agricultural Adjustment Act was de¬
in
an
opinion handed down on
unconstitutional
6
by
Circuit
opinion, which
was
Bankhead Cotton-Control Act
Ruled Unconstitutional by Judge
Bryant in Federal District Court in Texas
Bankhead
The
tional
Cotton
Control Act
was
unconstitu¬
held
Bryant, in Federal
District Court in Texas.
Judge Bryant, it is stated, signed
an
order granting an injunction against the enforcement
of the Act.
The injunction was granted to D. C. Wallace,
a ginner of Gunter, Tex., who sued on behalf of himself and
July
on
;
the law.
SEC Grants
The
Additional
all other cotton
ginners of Texas.
constitutionality of the amended Bankruptcy Act was
sustained July 2 in a decision by United States District
Judge C. B. Davis of St. Louis, who denied a motion filed
by Porter Wiegand, President of Standard Stamping Co.,
a
Exchange Commission announced on
Securities and
registration until Nov. 5 1935 all securities which are secured
by property now owned or leased by a person who was not
the original issuer.
The exemption applies only where tem¬
porary registration
ties have not been
The
expired on June 30 1935 and the securi¬
permanently registered.
SEC also announced
on
July 13 the adoption of an
By virtue of this amendment,
the Commission
said, securities which were temporarily
registered and for which Form 13 is the appropriate form,
do not need to have an effective statement under the Securi¬
amendment to
Rule AN-8.
5 1935.
Form 13 is the
by insurance companies other than life and
title insurance companies.
A further rule, Rule AN-10, was issued by the Commission
on July 15 exempting from the necessity of registration until
Sept. 13 1935 all securities issued by any national of a foreign
North American country or Cuba for which the filing of
Exchange Act prior to Aug.
applications on Form 10 or Form 11 is now authorized.
exemption applies only where temporary registration
expired on June 30 1935.
The
Over-the-Counter Brokers and Dealers Given Additional Time, to
Oct. 1, to
The
Securities
and
Register with SEC
Commission
Exchange
reorganization plan for his com¬
announced,
July 24, that it had extended until Oct. 1 1935 the date on
and after which registration with the Commission will be
required of brbkers and dealers who transact business on
the over-the-counter markets.
The
to set aside
Certain Securitie
Time for Registering
July 13 the adoption of a rule, Rule AN-9, under the Securi¬
ties Exchange Act of 1934, exempting from the necessity of
19 by Judge Randolph
Bankruptcy Act Held Constitutional by Federal Judge in St. Louis
who sought
lying securities deposited in the Nassau County Trust Co.,
depositary, against issues guaranteed by the Nassau-Suffolk
Bond & Mortgage Guarantee Co.
In his opinion Justice
Faber revealed that he doubted the constitutionality of
form to be used
Judge Winter, of Portland, Ore.
The
given in a suit involving alleged viola¬
tion of the ice cream code, was said to demolish the entire
system of codes built around the State law.
July
restraining the State Mortgage Com¬
possession or control of bonds or under¬
decision temporarily
ties
Oregon AAA Declared Unconstitutional by Circuit Court
clared
a
'
Foreign Bondholder Wins Suit Based
on
Gold Clause Abrogation
C. Knox of New York City on July 18
ordered the St. Louis-Southwestern Railway to pay the gold
Federal Judge John
$16,383 judgment held by the Anglo-Contia corporation in the principality of LichThis was the first suit to be filed in New York
equivalent of
a
nentale Treuhan,
tenstein.
recently approved by the court.
Mr. Wie¬
gand claimed that Section 77-B of the Bankruptcy Act was
in which
inconsistent
The company sought payment in guilders, which
have advanced in value since the devaluation of the dollar,
which
pany
not give
process
with
the
Congress
the
cause
was
section
Constitution
power
to enact
deprives
one
because
such
of
the
latter
did
legislation and be¬
without
property
due
United States Court of
Appeals Holds Federal Housing Program
Invalid—Rules Government Has No Power to
Condemn Land
for Such Purpose
Another
basic
Administration
decision
Court
of Appeals at Cincinnati ruled
lias
was
July 15 when the United
halted by a
States
that the
Circuit
Government
authority to condemn land in furtherance of its lowHarold L. Ickes, Public Works Ad¬
ministrator, immediately announced that the plans for which
cost
no
housing policies.
$249,000,000 in work relief funds have been earmarked would
proceed along different routes.
Mr. Ickes pointed out that
$160,000,000 of work relief money has already been made
available for projects in 50 cities, and said that the pro¬
the
United
the gold
States abandoned
while the railroad had refused payment except in American
The court issued only the
order, and not
an
opinion.
Swiss Firm Loses Suit to Regain Possession of $1,250,000 in Gold
Coin Seized Here
,v;'
C.
Caffey
of
United
States
District
by
the
Uebersee-Finanz-Korporation
Aktien Gesellschaft,
a
Swiss banking firm, to restrain Ladenburg, Thalman & Co.
Judge Francis
program
court
on
foreign bondholder sought to collect on the basis
standard.
dollars.
of law.
a
prevailing before
the
Court at New York City on July 9 dismissed a petition
and the Federal Reserve Bank of New York from
$1,250,000
in
gold
coin
owned
by
the
foreign
under the Gold Reserve Act and the emergency
possessing
company,
banking laws.
Judge Caffey also dismissed another suit for possession of
the gold, but permitted a stay, of 10 days during which a
temporary restraining order against the defendants will be
continued.
The Court pointed out that during this period
the
plaintiff
may
when the House on July 10 approved four amendments
sponsored by Administration supporters.
The Administra¬
tion amendments, and the margins by which they were ap¬
proved, were as follows:
ever,
and the de¬
appeal from the decision
modify the stay.
fendants may seek to
Enjoin Municipalities
Twenty-two Suite Have Been Brought to
Construct Power Projects
Using PWA Funds to
"concerted attack" by
A
municipal
of
construction
,
To
utility companies to prevent the
Administration has resulted
in the filing of 22 court actions, Administrator Harold L.
Ickes announced on July 20.
Referring to a review of the
litigation by Henry T. Hunt, PWA General Counsel, Mr.
Ickes said that in virtually every case the language of the
is
cerned,
similar
so
while in
some
expenditures—162 to
To
"Death
nating
July
on
proposal by Representative Rayburn,
House concur with
Senate in the abolition of holding companies.
Shortly
The
the
passage
of the bill by
had
House
the
on
The
measure
as
approved
by the
Tax Bill,
five
the
taxes
on
bill
,
increase
and
surtaxes
the
papers
sion,
The
bill
to
as
on
on
Administration proposals.
Resolution Outlawing Gold Clause Suits Against
Committee
on
July
12.
The
bill would
forbid
who hold Federal gold clause bonds to seek to collect
on
July 31
that
suits
time within six months after the
passage of the bill.
This amendment was sponsored by Sen¬
ator McAdoo, and was said to be against the wishes of the
the
It had been foreshadowed, how¬
18 approved, by a
88, the Administration's resolution to outlaw
might be filed at any
Administration, which favored the measure already passed
approved
distinct indorsement of
by the Interstate Commerce Commis¬
tk
the
on
House.
Nevertheless, Attorney-General Cummings
Aug. 1 that the McAdoo amendment was "satisfac¬
tory" to the Justice Department, and added that he doubted
that many suits would be filed because the Supreme Court
had already ruled against such claims.
Adoption of the McAdoo amendment by the Senate com¬
was noted as follows in
a Washington dispatch of
mittee
July 31 to the New York "Times":
The amendment was
a
carriers by bus or truck engaged in
except for trucks carrying farm produce or news¬
$1.69 for each dollar of face value.
The Senate Banking and Currency Committee
amended the measure by inserting a provision
Senate
measure
of certificates of public convenience
> •
of $500,000.
Banking
,
as
is
abrogation of the gold clause in contracts. The bill, which
was
introduced" on June 28, was approved by the House
said
regarded
approved
further suits against the Government arising out of the
any
by
was
so
Truck and Bus Systems Under Federal
The House of Representatives on July
The Senate vote was 56 to 19.
provision in the Senate bill permits the TVA to increase
its bond issuing capacity from $50,000,000 to $100,000,000,
with the proceeds used to purchase private utility properties,
to be resold to States and municipalities which desire to
embark on power projects.
The bill as approved by the
House retains the $50,000,000 limit, without power to use
the funds for refinancing the sale of private properties to
The final vote
as
exclusively.
vote of 258 to
by the Senate on May 14.
States.
bill
Within Six Months of Passage
A
cities and
The
Government—Amended in Senate Committee to Permit Suits
individual
passed by the House had been revised
closely with the
July 24 mentioned some of the changes
been unanimously approved by the
have
Committee.
Banking
House Approves
measure
conform more
indefensible
their
which Also would supervise rates and the issuance of securities in
excess
incomes in
creating the Tennessee Valley
Authority was passed by the House on July 11 by a vote
of 277 to 100, and was sent to conference with the Senate.
floor
on
which
These certificates would be issued
House Passes TVA Bill in Form Desired by Administration—Meas¬
A bill to amend the
bill
inter-State Commerce,
persons
with
The suggestion to establish
he declared, "was so repug¬
abandon
to
The measure would require issuance
value of the corporation's stock as of 1934.
Conference
convenient
it
and necessity to all common or contract
75% on incomes
above $5,000,000, and a new graduated corporation income
tax of 13%% to 14%% would be imposed instead of the
present flat rate of 13%%. The excess profits tax would be
applied to all corporate profits above 8% on the declared
Sent to
the following day.
on
place the bus and truck systems
under Federal supervision comparable to that
over the railroads was approved on Aug.
1
by the House of Representatives by a vote of 193 to 18.
The bill as passed by the House was only slightly different
from that previously approved by the Senate, and hence its
advocates were hopeful Aug. 2 that differences would soon
be adjusted in conference and the measure sent to President
Roosevelt for his signature.
The principal provisions of
the House bill were summarized as follows in a Washington
dispatch of Aug. 2 to the New York "Times":
incomes above $50,000, with taxes as high as
ure
Banking
of the country
now exercised
.
formulated in committee contains
accumulated wealth
would
Omnibus
Administration's
An Administration bill to
Designed to Raise $270,000,000
One of the chief new items is an in¬
heritance tax on inheritances of more than $50,000 by blood
relatives and $10,000 by others, and a gift tax to prevent
The
the
House Passes Bill to Place
higher brackets.
evasions.
on
July 24, when Senator Glass denounced pro¬
by a vote of 271 to 110 in the form desired by Marriner S.
Eccles, Governor of the Federal Reserve Board.
principal tax provisions, each of which is designed to
increase
the
as
final vote was
an amendment
plan was spon¬
was offered as
voted down *by
original purposes and intent of the Federal
System that those who propounded the suggestion
Senate
formally reported to the House on July 30
The bill
De¬
radically different from that passed by the House on May 9
publicans voting in the negative.
Democrats on the Ways and Means Committee on July 31
agreed that corporation gifts and contributions which could
be exempted from taxation under the new measure would be
limited to 5% of the corporation's net income.
Representative Doughton, Chairman of the Ways and
Means Committee, introduced the tax bill in the House on
July 30, and said that he would press for speedy action on
measure.
Proposed Amendment
banking system.
Senator Glass
in
by the Ways and Means Committee, which voted 17 to 7
on the bill.
The vote was along party lines, with the Re¬
the
Which Goes to Conference
the
found
soon
The House of Representatives on July 30 began considera¬
a new tax bill designed to raise $270,000,000 annually.
was
The House vote was in line with a
attitude."
tion of
measure
a
voice
Control—Measure Goes to Conference with Senate Committee
Annually
The
to
Reserve
!
lock and would "tie their hands."
:
bank in Washington,
central
nant
ported the House bill, although he warned that its passage
would throw the conference committees into a hopeless dead¬
New
a
chemicals below production
vigorously opposed the in¬
Senate
the
exposition
a
into "integrated public utility systems."
After its passage by the House the bill went into conference
with the Senate.
The bill approved by the latter body was
sponsored by the President and called for compulsory dis¬
solution of all unessential utility holding companies beyond
the first degree by 1942.
The House passed the bill on July 2 after it had first de¬
feated by a vote of 312 to 93 a Republican motion to recom¬
mit the bill to committee.
Representative Rayburn, Chair¬
man
of the House Interstate Commerce Committee, sup¬
structures
Considers
on
posals for creating a central Government bank.
Senator
Glass, who is in charge of the bill in the Senate, opened its
consideration with an address on July 24 and continued his
broad discretionary powers to the Securities
and Exchange Commission to simplify utility holding com¬
House
out
carry
July 26 passed and sent to conference the
extending Government control over
on
bill began on
House grants
pany
or
Committee—Defeats
Senate debate
day
(July 2) rejected the Senate measure, and by a vote of 258 to
substituted therefor the bill of the House Interstate
Committee.
might
59 to 10.
the vote
same
power
Before the
overwhelmingly defeated
designed to establish a central bank.
This
sored by the Rev. Charles E. Coughlin and
an
amendment by Senator Nye.
It was
147
Commerce
it
Banking bill,
nation's
the
taken
the measure by a vote of 323 to 81, eliminated
clause.
This action was opposed by
after
House
The Senate
sentence"
came
sell
to
President Roosevelt had
Omnibus
ing its passage by the House on July 2 in a modified form
from that approved by the Senate on June 11.
The House,
indicated
that
signed to Establish Central Bank
approved, by a vote of 183 to 172, a
Huddleston that "outsiders" be
barred from further House-Senate conferences on the bill.
The bill has been in conference since early July, follow¬
Roosevelt.
1937
with
by Representative
"death
so
section which would have forbidden the TVA after
a
Senate Passes Omnibus Banking Bill
afterward the House
the
tributaries
by the Military Affairs
Committee, so as to make it conform to the measure passed
by the Senate, which reflected Administration policies.
of the authors of the bill, that the
President
its
drive to amend the bill, as reported
of 210 to 155 rejected a
which passed
and
developing the Tennessee basin—accepted
of
sertion of this section.
Companies bill, and on the same day instructed
of Administration spokes¬
men, not members of Congress, at further conferences with
the Senate on the measure.
The House by a roll-call vote
motion
River
program
1
costs.
Holding
the
transmission
Administration gained a victory on June 10 in the
important test on the compromise TVA bill when the
House, by a vote of 98 to 67, accepted an amendment elimi¬
its conferees to forbid the presence
one
power
The
Aug. 1 defeated for a
"death sentence" clause in the Utilities
of Representatives
the
time
TVA
120.
first
Sentence" Clause
second
power
over
vote.
instructions emanat¬
Utility Holding Company Bill—Eliminates
The House
to sell
control of the Comptroller-General
provision barring TVA construction of
a
Tennessee
"unified"
ing from some central source."
House Passes
would be forced
TVA control of the erection of all dams and appurtenant works
give
the
on
TVA
production costs after July 1 1937—98 to 67.
substantially duplicating existing private lines—130 to 102.
To
indicating
instances it is identical,
that the bills "are drafted on forms or
eliminate
lines
constitutional questions are con¬
far as
limitation under which
a
liberalize proposed rigid
To
grants from the Public Works
bills
remove
chemicals at not lees than
or
projects with loans and
power
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ward the bill,
by
a
accepted by
a
vote of 12 to 5 and immediately after¬
with this change included,
vote of 11 to
7.
was
ordered reported to the Sen*t«
Later in the day the bill
was
reported.
4
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MONTHLY REVIEW
that the Navy Department had taken up the strike situation
with the company on July 29, while Secretary of the Navy
By the same division, 11 to 7> the committee rejected an amendment by
suits within six months after maturity of a Govern¬
Senator Gore to permit
ment
obligation.
Swanson
President Roosevelt on July 31
,
signed the Army Promo¬
almost half of the commissioned officers
one rank, and estimated to cost $705,000 for this fiscal year.
The Senate on July 31 agreed to House changes in the meas¬
ure and sent it to the White House immediately, where it
was signed by the President, thus making promotions ef¬
fective Aug. 1. The Senate on July 31 also concurred with
the House in passing the McGill bill to restore full pension
benefits to veterans of the Spanish-American War. The com¬
,
Deficiency Bill, Appropriating
Governmental Activities
$300,000,000
Executive Vice-President of the company,
July 23 that 552 former employees returned to work,
including 202 sub-foremen, timekeepers and other salaried
men.
John Green, Executive Secretary of. the Camden,
N. J., local of the Marine and Shipbuilding Workers of
America, said that only 320 men entered the yards and that
273 were salaried men.
The normal operating staff of the
said
for
on
plant is about 4,600.
Appropriation bill, carrying more
$300,000,000 for governmental activities not covered
by earlier legislation, was passed by the Senate on July 24
The second Deficiency
than
without
International Currency Problems
Bankers and business men found no surcease in
The Senate wrote into the bill about
record vote.
a
difficulties of a
Adds
Cost
of
Post
French political and financial crisis of June was overcome
successfully, and progress was made in that country when
Office
Department
issued, on July 16, a series of 29 de¬
designed to balance the national budget and avoid
devaluation of the franc.
But apprehensions regarding
France were hardly allayed before a new crisis appeared in
The Netherlands.
Efforts by Premier Hendryk Colijn to
achieve a budgetary balance by means of curtailments in
Government expenditures met resistance at the hands of the
leading parties in Holland, and Premier Colijn resigned,
July 26.
But after an unsuccessful attempt by the Catholic
party leader to organize a new regime, Premier Colijn was
recalled and the danger to the guilder was averted by post¬
Premier Pierre Laval
The Senate oh July 29
with the House
a
approved and sent to conference
bill designed to fix a 40-hour week for postal
crees,
employees.
The measure provides that postal clerks re¬
quired to work on Saturdays shall receive compensatory
time allowances the following week.
Railroad mail clerks
would work an average of not more than eight hours a day
for 254 days a year.
Relief Rolls
United States
Dropped Extra-Seasonally in June—
249,897 Less Persons Supported by Federal Government
relief
Federal
declined extra-seasonally
rolls
during the
month of June,
Harry L. Hopkins, Works Progress Admin¬
istrator, announced on July 13. In May the Federal Govern¬
ment supported wholly or in part 2,070,640 families and
ponement of the debate on
crisis resulted, however, in an
has
and added that the cost of
relief fell $4,450,459.
Mr. Hopkins attributed the declines
to advances in private business, although warmer weather
Pressure against the Italian
of the extensive
preparations for war with Ethiopia. Italian imports of war
materials have increased steadily and rapidly, but payments
have been found troublesome even though the Italian authori¬
ties requisitioned all foreign exchange holdings of their
the
Thousands of
lira
Thousands Off Relief Rolls—Told to
Throw
Take Jobs
as
Farm Hands
who have been receiving
public relief
dropped from the
relief rolls this week and informed that they must seek
jobs, particularly in the harvest fields, where farmers have
been complaining of a shortage of laborers.
Governor Tom
Berry of South Dakota and Relief Administrator M. A.
Kennedy on July 22 closed all relief offices in the State to
force 25,000 men on relief rolls to accept harvest jobs.
Farmers had complained that grain was rotting in the fields
because of
lack of farm hands.
a
Michigan,
made
States
in mid-Western
payments
in
men
while
General Strike
for
were
Similar action
lowering
relief
was
use
of 60,000
in
Terre Haute, Ind., Is
were
The
sympathy
been
on
with
strike
paralyzing
on
been
brought
and
into the plant,
Secretary
of
York Shipbuilding
Corp.
Strike Forecast
Perkins—Communists
Charged
by
with
President
Roosevelt.
Navy Department
officials were also reported to be seeking methods to end the
walkout, since work on three cruisers and four destroyers,
costing more than $50,000,000 has been held up since May
13.
The shipyard workers struck for higher wages.
Presi¬
dent Roosevelt after his press conference on July 31 said
toward
for
An
on
adopted
a
resolution
their currencies
world
economic
also called for action in
with
the New York
conference
session
to stabilize
so
calling upon govern¬
that progress can be
recovery,
Similar
efforts
gathered
problem
of impressing upon their governments the need for action.
"There is a great difference between passing resolutions in
these delightful surroundings and following them up in a
practical and effective way," said Eliot Wadsworth, head
of the American delegation.
The various national delega¬
tions were urged to take aggressive action within their own
countries toward the desirable end of currency stability.
Dr. Frederick F. van Ylissingen, President Of the Chamber,
Instigating Walkout
early settlement of the 11-week strike at the plant of
Shipbuilding Corp., Camden, N.J., was forecast
Aug. 1 by Secretary of Labor Perkins after a White House
governments that willlead to stability
order of things.
The International
have been made in the phst, and the industrialists
at Paris paid more than passing attention to the
reported after the arrival of the troops,
Labor
international currency
throughout the world are clamoring for
established
made
and
not serious.
Early End of New
an
ments
industry in Vigo County, in which Terre Haute is situ¬
ated, city and county officials requested the declaration
of martial law, and Governor McNutt of Indiana on July 22
ordered 2,000 Indiana National Guardsmen into the city.
was
men
action by their
closing
the general strike forced cessation of virtually all business
was
statistics.
Chamber of Commerce met at Paris late in June, and in its
and
Some violence
indicated
new
some
this resulted in the calling of a general sympathetic walkout,
in which it was estimated 60,000
persons participated.
After
but this
was
chaos, business
employees of the company who 'had
since March, when they demanded union
had
crisis
Faced with these trying problems of
600
strikebreakers
foreign investments, preparatory to
The severity of the Italian ex¬
manner.
crosure in the official
July 22 in
recognition and the closed shop.
The employers were will¬
ing to recognize the union but refused to accede to the
closed shop dcmaid.
Early in July, labor organizers in Terre Haute charged
that
consequence
in the Reich is attributed quite
Union, announced that a truce had been reached between
employees and officials of the Columbian Enameling &
called
all
a
campaign of the Nazis against Jews and Catholics
generally to a desire on the
part of the Fascist leaders to divert attention from growing
discontent within Germany.
Highly significant is an admis¬
sion
in
the
"Deutscher
Volkswirt,"
which reflects the
opinions of Dr. Hjalmar Schacht, that a huge floating debt
has been incurred by the German authorities without dis-
Ended After
A general strike which had lasted for 48 hours,
was
similar
as
July 22, when a decree was
of Italy to disregard the 40%
requirement in gold against note circulation.
It is evident
that devaluation of the lira may be involved in the current
Italian crisis, and already various kinds of lire are quoted
on international markets, some of them at substantial dis¬
counts from nominal parity.
Also of great importance are
indications that German financial troubles are thickening.
business and industry in Terre Haute, Ind., and leading to
the proclamation of martial law, was called off on July 23,
after Max Schaeffer, Vice-President of the Central Labor
The general strike
a
acute
listed
and
in
change
Promises of Federal Mediation
Stamping Co.
become
has
issued permitting the Bank
taken
rolls
gold exchange standard.
citizens
States.
other
in
plans
few
remaining gold standard countries several others appeared
which bode ill for some of the currency units that are on
in reducing expenses.
Mid-Western States
been diminished to just that extent.
In addition to these incidents of direct concern to the
drop of 249,897 individuals,
also aided
The
budgetary curtailment.
immense loss of gold and the
ability of Holland to resist similar incidents in the future
single persons, while in June the number dropped to 2,003,073,
or a decrease of 3.3%.
Relief officials said this indicated
a
introduced into this situa¬
tion, and July, far from being an exception to the rule, wit¬
nessed an unusual number of unsettling developments.
The
Week for Postal Employees—
Annual
$22,000,000 to
month new troubles are
every
ing system for the Senate and House office buildings.
Measure
July from
gold bloc currencies, or from the
chaotic foreign exchange situation.
Almost
the recurrent crises of the
$7,000,000 more than the amount voted by the House, in¬
cluding an appropriation of $2,550,000 for an air-condition¬
Senate Passes Bill Setting 40-Hour
on
M. Kaltwasser,
$46,285,000.
Passes
Shipbuilding Corporation had reopened its yard
The
July 23 in an effort to resume operations.
The reopening
was
not attended by serious disorders, although 3,000
strikers picketed the gates of the company's plant.
Carl
bined cost of the two measures in the next year was esti¬
Senate
"a dozen letters insisting that they proceed with
construction."
On July 29 John F. Metten, President of the company, told
a sub-committee of the House Labor Committee that Com¬
munism was behind the walkout.
'
tion Bill, advancing
mated at
told reporters the Department had written the
company
Congress Approves Two Army Bills, Adding $46,285,000 to Govern¬
ment Coat Next Year-—President Roosevelt Signs Army Pro¬
motion Measure—Other Bill Enlarges Spanish War Benefits
,
the
the form of
a
"veritable campaign
of enlightening public opinion."
Of some importance, in this connection, were rumors in
the chief European centers early last month that the lead¬
ing ^European central bank governors had reached an agree¬
ment to act in common against currency speculators, if any
further attacks against specific units should arise.
In one
purpose
instance it
of the
British
almost
ments
reported that Montagu Norman, Governor
England, had pledged employment of the
Exchange Equalization Fund for the support of
was
Bank
any
of
currency
unquestionably
which shows weakness.
are
Such state¬
grossly exaggerated, but it would
that the directors of the Bank for International
Settlements, who also are the Governors of the larger central
banks, agreed at Basle, July 7, to make speculative opera¬
appear
The Bank
against currencies as difficult as possible.
tions
in June to halt gold loans, which are
an essential part of the mechanism of currency speculation,
while the Bank of France took similar action.
In other
of England took steps
Jean
month was routine.
respects the B. X. S. meeting last
Tannery, Governor of the Bank of France, issued a state¬
ment in which he declared that France would uphold the
franc
bitter
the
to
to the
but he added nothing new
end,
situation.
^
Deflate
France Begins to
of
the power to govern by decree granted to him early in June
by the French Parliament, on the plea that such extraor¬
dinary measures were necessary in order to save the franc
Premier
from
Laval
Pierre
finally
made
The
devaluation.
second
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revolution steps in; when the Government is
courageous, it
is possible to keep the national finances
healthy," M. Laval
declared.
He suggested that a sound currency and domestic
order
France
situation in
was
it is evident that M. Laval
felt quite uncertain about the popular reaction to stringent
deflationary steps.
He temporized and delayed until after
the Bastille Day celebrations, on July 14, since that day
frequently produces mass demonstrations, and the fear ex¬
isted that they might be turned into rioting and protests by
decrees seriously affecting the more radical elements.
But
the intention of the Premier to save the franc was made
confused early in the month, and
plain, chiefly through Jean Tannery, Governor of the Bank
o£ France, who declared in an address before the American
Club in Paris on July 10 that the franc would be defended
"In the present state of the country,
devaluation would be both iniquitous and vain," M. Tannery
would
give his Government authority to represent
strongly in international relations and would con¬
France
tribute to a peaceful solution of pending questions.
Imme¬
diately after publication of the decrees, it was made plain
by the French authorities that the 10% reduction of coupons
of rentes does not apply to French bonds issued
internally
and not listed
bonds which
the Bourse.
In the
not listed
the
on
are
of French external
case
Bourse, holders of foreign
nationality will be exempt froni the levy on proof that the
securities were their property on July 17.
on
The Netherlands Cabinet
mid-July
in
use
5
The political and financial crisis in The Netherlands that
developed late in July now appears to have been merely
another in the long series that has affected the
gold standard
countries of Europe.
Large gold holdings so far have made
it
possible for the countries affected to avoid devaluation,
but observers in all parts of the world are
turning more and
more to the opinion that further
currency depreciation is
all
but inevitable.
Like most other countries, Holland has
spending in excess of national income in recent years.
Premier Hendryk Colijn proposed
early in July a reduction
been
of Government
to
^
expenditures by 70,000,000 guilders, in order
achieve a balance and thus insure preservation
of the
guilder.
But the Catholic and Socialist, as the two leading
political factious in Holland, objected to the deflationary
expedient, and the Colijn Cabinet resigned on July 26.
against every attack.
Fears that the incident might result in devaluation
prompted
said.
huge capital flight from Holland and also a revival of
speculative attacks against the guilder.
Queen Willielmina
requested Dr. D. IJ. Aalberse to form a new regime, but the
He
of
tion
pleaded for international action toward stabiliza¬
currencies
maintained
and
that
"fate
the
of
the
world
depends in large measure upon close financial co¬
operation by New York, London and Paris."
The argument
previously made by the Bank for International Settlemehts,
that stabilization
in
would be
the surest way
to cause
a
rise
prices and the end of the depression, was repeated by the
a
task
quickly was abandoned by the leader of the Catholic
After further deliberation, Premier Colijn again
agreed to head a Cabinet, and he announced on July 31 a
party.
coalition that is almost identical with the
preceding regime.
It was immediately indicated by the
Premier, however, that
French Bank Governor.
solution of the budgetary difficulties would be
put off until
After quiet but impressive Bastille Day celebrations in
Paris, M. Laval addressed himself earnestly to the task of
September.
The period during which the guilder was sub¬
jected to heavy pressure was brief, but gold exports never¬
formulating
deflationary policy that would save the franc
a
theless
totaled 130,800,000 guilders in
and still be
week, and this
men.
stocks
acceptable to the large groups of vocal French¬
After an all-day Cabinet session, on July 16, a series
29
of
decrees
Albert
was
and placed before President
The Cabinet debate was so
prepared
for
Lebrun
signature.
protracted that the decrees were not completed until early
July 17, and tlxey came into force July 18.
These measures
plainly reflect the strained political situation in France, for
they are directed mainly against the rentier class and in¬
clude the unprecedented step of a 10% reduction in the
interest payable on rentes, or French Government internal
obligations.
Salaries of Government officials amounting to
10.000 francs
or
more
a
and of pensions in the
year,
same
classification, were subjected in a like manner to a 10%
reduction, while smaller salaries of Government employees
were likewise reduced, although to a lesser extent.
Taxes
on incomes over 80,000 francs a year were increased
sharply,
and other measures
France
which
taken in response
were
to agitation in
resembles
closely the "soak-the-rich" propa¬
ganda of the United States.
An attempt was made to
placate French malcontents by an extensive scheme for
reducing the cost of living, largely at the expense of the
propertied classes.
Mortgage interest rates were cut 10%,
and
equal reduction
an
homes
and
francs
or
was
Reductions
less.
effected in rents payable for
the annual figure is 10,000
where
apartments,
ordered in
coal prices and
The price of bread was
kilogram.
The direct economy
were
in charges for gas and electricity.
lowered
and
by
10 centimes
revenue
chequer
a
are expected
to aid the French
than 7,000,000,000 francs, while economies
measures
more
railroads and
in
ex¬
on
departmental and communal expenditures
a further 3,000,000,000 francs.
By this
expected to save
are
M.
means
hopes to cover the national deficit, which
approximately 11,000,000,000 francs.
A good deal of grumbling was caused by these
decrees,
to be
of the civil servants was made plain on July 19,
huge demonstration against the pay cuts was held
in
Paris.
More
than
1,500 of the demonstrators were
arrested, but almost all were realesed subsequently.
The
long-term effect of the measures on the country remains to
when
be
sense
a
determined,
however,
and a good deal of uncertainty
The Parliament recessed after grant¬
ing M. Laval the right to govern by decree, and it is not
scheduled to meet again until next October, when
approval
exists
on
this point.
must be voted for
Government.
held
the
That
deflationary endeavors of the Laval
serious opposition
highly probable, and it
future
of
the
franc
Bourse clearly had
and
an
of
then will
amounts to
a
develop is
prove indicative for the
French economy.
The Paris
may
inkling beforehand that the decrees
would include the 10% reduction in interest
caoitai levy.
on
rentes, which
Rentes fell sensationally
on
the
Paris market for several weeks before the decrees were
an¬
nounced, and the actual pronouncement therefore proved no
great shock.
Immediately after publication of the decrees
Premier Laval issued
a
brief appeal for popular
support of
his program, which he described as "equality of sacrifice."'
The salvation of the country requires the
measures, he
said,
as
serious
creases
000,000
in
sum
danger looms when
a
the
few years' time from
francs.
"When
the
nation's public debt
Trade with Russia
Russian-American trade
of Russia.
Foreign
Notes
C.
Bullitt,
purchases in
single
gold
Increase
to
relations
the
United
this
Maxim
Litvinoff
whereunder
Russia
country for a period
States
will
extend to
Russia
involved in the various reciprocal
ated under the Tariff Act of 1934.
and
will
of
Ambassador
increase
one
tariff
year,
her
while
concessions
tariff agreements negoti¬
This agreement ends the
deadlock that has existed since negotiations on the Russian
debt and loan problems were abandoned last year.
Although
trade figures are mentioned in the formal
understanding,
Russian authorities indicated their intention to increase pur¬
no
chases in this country to $30,000,000 during the next 12
months, as'against imports of less than $15,000,000 last year.
Similarly, American imports from Russia are expected to
increase sharply under the extension to the Soviet Govern¬
of the tariff concessions negotiated in the
special
ment
Although the agreement is applicable only for
it is subject to indefinite extension.
The State
agreements.
one
year,
Department in Washington, in announcing the pact, declared
that it "should contribute in an important manner to the
of the Administration's efforts to restore
success
trade
as
a
our
foreign
whole through the trade agreements program."
Armaments to Increase
Hopes for the limitation of land armaments long since
have been shown to be entirely illusory, and there were
indications during July that projects for the limitation or
of
control
naval
armaments
hereafter will prove
equally
Government, in obvious recognition
the inevitable, announced on July 22 in the House of
Commons that the ratio principle will be discarded in further
negotiations regarding the navies of the leading Powers.
The disclosure caused no surprise, since the
Japanese de¬
nunciation of the Washington treaty late last
year really
chimerical.
The British
of
sounded the death-knell for existing ratio agreements.
A
further important change in the naval scheme of
things was
implicit in the Anglo-German treaty whereunder the Reich
was accorded the right to build up to
35% of the British
fleet.
Finally, it was no secret that Great Britain herself
desired an expansion of her cruiser fleet beyond the limits
in the current treaties.
The British declaration
followed within a few days by London rumors that the
British Admiralty plans to build 130 warships of various
provided
was
types in the period up to 1942, when London hopes to
another
known
world conference
to
likewise is
Sir
spells
courage,
a
the
exchanged in Moscow, July 13, by
were
Commissar
William
260,000,000,000 to 340,000,in
of
result of extensive
made
fails
one-fifth
improved somewhat as
diplomatic conversations early last
month, and it would appear that a start now will be made
on that expansion of commerce which was held
out as one
of the great benefits likely to follow American
recognition
the
in¬
Government
the space of
represents about
The Netherlands.
Laval
is admitted
and the
of
desire
a
Bolton
the
the
an
on
increase
navies.
of
arrange
France and Italy
are
their
fleets, while Russia
large scale.
potential builder on a
Eyres-Monsell, First Lord of the Admiralty,
announcement
end
declaration was
in
the
House
of
Commons
that
the current limitation treaties.
The
made during the first full-dress debate on
of
since the treaty with Germany was signed.
Laval matters
to proceed with naval construction on
basis of the building programs of all naval Powers up to
London now proposes
a
1942, and the replies are to be "pooled," Sir Bolton said.
we can by agreement accommodate these various naval
"If
naval strength for each coun¬
making it extremely unlikely that any Country
to provide adequate
programs
try,
while
can
attack
I think we shall have
unparalleled for the taxpayers of all
ultimate success,
with
arrived at something
countries, and we shall have contributed to the general
pacification of the world," the British spokesman explained.
He made it clear that recent diplomatic exchanges on the
have been along that line.
naval problem
The agreement
possible this "advance" toward a
new curtailment principle, it was held, since other
naval
Powers could not be expected to arrive at definite conclu¬
sions until they knew what limitation, if any, would be put
on German construction.
Some disappointment was felt in
Washington over the British declaration, and it was ad¬
mitted that there is no longer any hope for renewal of the
Germany has made
with
existing limitation pacts. But the view prevailed that Great
Britain had no choice in the matter and merely was accept¬
ing the inevitable when the ratio system was abandoned.
Limitation by other means probably will prove quite as
difficult as the ratio method, it was pointed out, since pro¬
be made in any
indicated that Japanese
vision for naval differentials would have to
Tokio
treaties.
naval
reports
authorities felt gratified
the British abandonment of
over
ratio principle.-
the
of
inadequacy
existing
peace
been demonstrated conclusively in the past
machinery has
by the Japanese
conquest of Manchuria and the long conflict between Para¬
guay and Bolivia, and apparently it is to be disclosed once
again in connection with the Italian desire to conquer Ethi¬
League of Nations was called
Council of the
The
opia.
into session with the utmost reluctance late in
sider latest
'
r'
July to
con¬
developments in this dispute between two full-
fledged member States, but the Council merely followed the
usual tactics of delay, and the international prestige of the
Geneva organization now has reached the vanishing point.
is the considered
opinion of virtually all observers that
September, when the rains cease in
East Africa and military operations become possible.
Both
countries are hastening their preparations for warfare, and
discussions late last month turned rather to the probable
It
the
of
course
start in
will
war
conflict
the
It
actual warfare.
be
conducted
than
seems
to
the
possibility
of
avoiding
likely that Italian operations will
the first
village that an
Italian army suffered defeat nearly 40 years ago.
The
opinions of military observers range from predictions that
the mechanized Italian armies will achieve complete victory
objective,
■■■'■■'
.;■
in four
mainly from
since
it
was
at
Eritrea,
Adowa
with
that Ethiopian
weeks, to suggestions that the mountainous terrain
will hold up the Italians for months and
a
lengthy and costly
also
j-•
.
of
one.
the possible effect
the
upon
Italian
economy,
make the conflict
There has been much discussion
of a prolonged and costly war
and the conclusions drawn in
this sphere are rather gloomy.
.
"*
Italian
The
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..
continued
Government
throughout
July
to
dispatch troops and munitions to the Italian colonies bor¬
dering on Ethiopia.
Ships were purchased in various parts
of the world and added to
s»
to
the
transport fleet.
'New levies
announced and estimates of the number of men
were
be at
hand
in
ment was called
In the event of war, he declared, he will not hesitate
his troops in person and shed his own blood in
defense of Ethiopia.
Troops were mobilized and dispatched
chiefly toward the northern borders, where the attack by
Italy is expected to materialize.
Strenuous efforts were
made by the Ethiopians to augment their poor supplies of
arms and munitions, but most of the leading nations of the
world clamped embargoes on shipments of actual munitions
to both Italy and Ethiopia.
Inadequate transportation facili¬
ties will make it difficult for Ethiopia to obtain additional
arms in any event.
'
y'<
r.
Italy.
lead
to
,
Ethiopian
The
Government made
dispute by the leading Powers.
was made to the United States to invoke the Kellogg-Briand
pact, which outlaws war as an instrument of national policy.
A long memorandum was submitted to the United States
Government, outlining the developments in the dispute and
of conquest.
To this appeal a prompt reply
made by President Roosevelt, who pointed out that the
to wage a war
was
already was under consideration by the League
Council and by a special conciliation commission.
The real
dispute
views of the United States Government were
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-
.
East
Africa
to
likely
efforts of the British Government to find a means for avert¬
Captain Anthony Eden, Minister for League
conferred at length
Premier Mussolini, late in June, and the de¬
ing warfare.
of Nations Affairs in the British Cabinet
in Rome with
tails
that
of
Commons
He
tioned.
conversation
that
Italy
possible effect of this action
"has
on
the lira
has aroused
apprehension, and British exporters adopted the practice
of demanding cash with all orders from Italy.
It was stated
in a number of reports from London and Paris that the
Italians were making inquiries
regarding credits, but no
loans
far have been reported.
There is
hood of advances on business
grounds, but
so
erations
are
believed
to make
a
French
political consid¬
to
Italy
pos¬
sible, if not likely.
In New York it was rumored that the
Italians sought credits for the large Italian corporations
which have good creditstanding, this means of seeking a
loan
being employed
default
under
on
the
the
war
Johnson
because
the
Italian
Government,
in
debt, cannot borrow in the United States
law.
late in July a
monopoly of imports of coal, oil and certain minerals which
are important in the munitions
industry.
Italy announced
Emperor Haile Selassie, of Ethionia. impressed by the
widespread Italian preparations, took steps in July to rally
the House of
to
informed
the
House
that
Great
Britain
had
hoped to settle the matter and prevent warfare by arrang¬
ing for Ethiopian territorial concessions to Italy.
Such con¬
cessions, in turn, were to be balanced by the cession of a
strip of British Sonialiland to Abyssinia, whereby the latter
country would acquire access to the sea.
Premier Mussolini
was
informed
that the
Government
British
was
motivated
ia this matter solely by circumstances
attendant upon Brit¬
ish membership in the League of Nations, and no conces¬
sions were requested in return save grazing rights for tribes
in any territory that might be ceded to Italy.
"The sugges¬
tion, I told Premier Mussolini, was not lightly made, for only
the gravity of the situation could justify a concession of
British territory," Captain Eden said.
"I must regret that
this suggestion did not commend itself to Premier Mussolini,
who was unable to accept it as a basis for settlement of the
dispute."
Protests were made by Members of Parliament
against the suggestion for giving i way British territory
without previous consultation with Parliament, and Foreign
Secretary Sir Samuel Hoare- found it necessary to assure
the
House
that
proposal there
since
The
wTas an
if
that
League
nation
should
no
be
Italian
British
Government in
an
attempt might be made under
adjudged the aggressor by
British Foreign Secretary,
before
the
House
of
Commons
the
Sir
on
stated unequivocally that Great
intention of fostering an economic blockade.
and
He remarked that there
tain
the
good deal of attention and led to the
The
went
however,
Britain has
rejected
had
declare an economic blockade of Italy,
Nations.
of
11,
a
July, that
Samuel; Iloare,
July
Mussolini
Premier
end of the matter.
unremitting interest of the
this matter aroused
claims
may
against
to reside
be some justification for cer¬
Ethiopia.
The justification,
mainl^ in various protocols
however, appears
signed by Italy and England in 1891, and heretofore little
known.
These
spondent
of
documents, unearthed by the Geneva corre¬
New York 'Times," divide Ethiopia into
the
spheres of influence.
They were superseded, however, by a
treaty of 1906, whereunder Great Britain, France and Italy
agreed to concert together in the division of Ethiopia into
spheres of influence, and apparently that last treaty is
playing
highly important role in the current diplomatic
a
conversations.
Leading
not much likeli¬
loan
reported
were
early last month, when Captain Eden was ques¬
British auspices to
announced
fight this war
decided upon the
struggle and will carry it through to the end."
The Italian
determination is "irrevocable," he added, and the coming
struggle was referred to as "a heroic phase in the history
of our nation."
The troops were urged to avenge the Italian
defeat suffered at Adowa, and they answered the Dictator
with shouts of "War! War! War!"
The need for paying
for imports of war materials apparently is straining the
Italian economy, for on July 22 a decree was issued per¬
mitting the Bank of Italy thereafter to disregard the re¬
quirement for a 40% gold cover against note circulation.
This was accepted as an indication that the slim Italian
gold reserve will be utilized to pay for necessary imports.
The
reflected, how¬
by suggestions to the 125 Americans living in Ethiopia
to leave the country.
Secretary of State Cordell Hull took
the unusual step on July 12 of issuing a statement pointing
out that the Kellogg-Briand pact is no less binding now than
when it was signed.
Although Italy was not named in the
statement, Mr. Hull admitted that it was issued in response
to questions regarding the application of the treaty to the
Italo-Ethiopian impasse. President Roosevelt issued several
statements late in July insisting that the United States in¬
tends to preserve neutrality in any conflict.
Of more importance than such gestures were the practical
rumor, early in
and
contentions that Italy intends
setting forth the Ethiopian
Africa
;
number of appeals
a
and for intervention in the
On July 4 a direct appeal
during July for world sympathy
for Italy
were raised gradually from 225,000 to 400,000.
The Italian
determination to wage a war against Ethiopia was reiterated
on
several
occasions by
Premier Benito Mussolini.
On
July 6 he addressed an Italian division about to sail for
••
country. The Parlia¬
18, and the Emperor
implored his country¬
an attack is made by
ever,
Italy and Ethiopia
utter
The
defense of his
into session on July
made an earnest speech in which he
men to fight with him to the death if
his countrymen to the
up
:
•
to such discussions
were
fruitless efforts by a
special conciliation
commission of Ethiopians and Italians
adjust the difficulties arising from the frontier incidents
of last year and early this
year.
The commission of two
delegates from each country was appointed under the Italoto
Ethiopian
pact providing for the peaceful settlement by
arbitration of any disputes.
It met at Scheveningen, Hol¬
land, but after
a
terminated
July 9,
sentative
on
brief period of bickering the sessions were
of Ethiopia
owing to the insistence of a repre¬
that Ualual, where a clash occurred
last December, is in Ethiopia.
The Italian delegates refused
to listen further, since the terms of reference did not in¬
clude territorial questions, and the commission
was
unable
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MONTHLY REVIEW
Aug., 1935]
to face with the
proceed.
This brought the League face
problem once more, for it was agreed at
to
,
the last Counci
meeting that a Council session would be held if the specia
conciliation commission failed to agree by July 25, and also
failed to appoint a fifth and neutral member to arbitrate
the differences.
The League hesitated and obviously was
anxious to avoid any action in the circumstances.
But force
of world opinion finally made it necessary to call a meeting,
and the Council gathered once again on July 31 to consider
the problem.
Italy attended the session only with the great¬
est reluctance, and after stipulating that renewal of con¬
Council could consider.
The actual proceedings of the Council were little short of
farcical.
A closed meeting was held July 31, at which the
Italian delegate insisted that the League could only consider
measures for resumption of conciliation by the special com¬
ciliation is all the
The Ethiopian
mission.
delegate pointed out that
of successful arbitration,
there is
likelihood
and he
a general discussion, with the aim of pre¬
venting warfare.
In this situation the British and French
spokesmen put their heads together and agreed that a
little time should be provided for finding a "formula."
The
Council sessions were called off for the time being, anc
obviously
insisted
no
upon
ordinary delibera
but it proved un
acceptable to both the Italians and the Ethiopians. It callec
for continued conciliation, while Great Britain, France and
Italy undertook private negotiations for settlement of the
Ethiopian problem under the 1900 treaty calling for the
private negotiations took the place of the
A formula actually was proposed,
tions.
into spheres of influence.
reached on Aug. o
for resumption of arbitration, and for a further general
examination of the matter a month thereafter.
Although
the Anglo-French formula was disliked by both Italy and
Ethiopia, it is generally agreed that strenuous efforts will
be made in the interim by Great Britain and France for
some adjustment by diplomatic means.
The Ethiopians were
division
of
the
After further
ancient empire
study, an agreement was
especially bitter over this course of procedure, which they
described as putting before their country a choice between
assassination and suicide.
They made it plain that they
will prefer to
take their chances with
assassination.
Nazi Fanaticism
,VV-V
Resumption in Germany of
official and unofficial perse¬
assumed that growing discontent
within the Reicli
the Nazis to sluice popular resent¬
ment into such channels.
That economic pressure is waxing
within Germany is conceded by most informed observers.
Noteworthy in this connection was an admission in the
German economic journal, "Der Deutscher Volkswirt," that
the Nazis have incurred during the last two years a vast but
hidden deficit.
In other countries a feeling of revulsion was
occasioned by the German campaign against Jews, and to a
modest degree relations of the United States and Germany
have become involved.
At the sailing of the German liner
Bremen, on July 25, an anti-Nazi demonstration was held,
and the swastika emblem floating from the bow of the ship
was torn down and thrown into the Hudson River.
A for¬
mal protest was made at Washington by the German Gov¬
ernment, and the State Department, acting with strict diplo¬
matic correctness, deplored the incident.
occasioned the decision by
,'r
' I'
Austria
Austrian authorities moved
of the monarchy in that
tion
-'■i
early in July for a restora¬
small country, but opposition
developed among neighboring
the tentative move will result
in any actual change.
The Federal Diet approved* unani¬
mously, on July 10, a Government proposal for abolition
of the anti-Hapsburg laws of 1919. ; The principal effect
to
such
any
step
quickly
States, and it is unlikely that
of this
action is to remove the barriers to a return to the
Hapsburgs to Austria.
The Austrian Government received
the power to return to the Hapsburgs virtually all the prop¬
erties confiscated when the Republic was formed.
Whether
the
Austrian people desire a return
of the Hapsburgs
or a
restitution of the monarchy is not known, for they were not
consulted.
countries
The. leading
statesmen
of
the
Little
Entente
promptly conferred on this development, and the
governments of these succession States made it plain through
official press accounts in the next few days that they are
opposed to any return of the Hapsburgs. In Czechoslovakia,
Yugoslavia and Rumania any return of the former Austrian
ruling family would be viewed as tantamount to a casus
belli, it was intimated.
Costa Rican Debt Settlement
The list of countries that have taken steps for remedying
their
defaults
on
to continue
are
Costa
Rican
dollar bonds outstanding in this market'
for three years, and
Government
50%
pay¬
thereafter the
undertakes to service its dollar
stipulated requirements of the
bonds in full accord with the
original contracts.
In announcing this plan, the Council
took occasion to praise the "high ideals which motivated
the Costa Rican Government in seeking to make an arrange¬
ment which would be fair to the
Government could carry out."
bondholders and which the
The negotiations were con¬
by the Council with a Costa Rican delegation con¬
ducted
sisting of Alberto Ortuno and Manual Montejo, and an ex¬
change of letters reveals that the Costa Rican President,
Don Ricardo Jimenez, approved the settlement.
At the con¬
clusion
the negotiations,
of
Costa Rica expressed her firm
determination to carry out the plan.
Costa Rican dollar bonds, floated in
Two issues of
1926
affected by the new agreement.
One issue is
an $8,000,000 7% loan, due in 1951, of which $7,198,000 bonds
remain outstanding, while the other is a $1,800,000 7%%
and
1927,
are
loan, due in 1949, of which $1,583,000 bonds remain out¬
standing. Default on these bonds occurred in 1932 and 1933,
and the Costa Rican Government at such times made fund¬
ing bonds available to the holders in lieu of cash interest
payments. Holders of the 7% loan received $23 in cash and
a funding bond of $222 for coupons maturing up to Nov. 1
loan received a funding bond
$300 for coupons maturing up to March 1 1937.
The
arrangement now made calls for cash payment in dollars of
50% of the interest and 50% of the amortization require¬
1935, while holders of the
for
period of three years after expiration of the
which funding bonds cover the interest. When
the three-year periods end, the full interest and amortization
service is to be resumed, in observance of the original loan
contracts.
It is noted in the Council's announcement that
the Costa Rican delegation first suggested a permanent set¬
tlement on the basis of 3% interest and 1% annual amortiza¬
for
ments
a
terms during
but after "frank and
tion,
friendly negotiations," the ad¬
justment was made on the basis of the temporary arrange¬
three
for
ment
years
and full
resumption of debt service
The Costa Rican Government agreed, moreover,
thereafter.
arrangements with holders of its sterling
that would be more favorable than the
bonds
franc
and
others whose views are inimical to
Nazi doctrines were reported from the Reich in mid-July.
At first these manifestations took the form of rioting by
hoodlums in the streets of Berlin, but later on the State
insisted once again upon making anti-Semitism an active
matter, and the campaign also was extended to Catholic
priests who "endanger public peace or order."
The inci¬
dents caused a good deal of wonderment in other countries
as to the underlying causes of the campaign.
In most circles
was
the
of
ments
not to make any
.
cution of Jews and of
it
early resumption of cash payments on a basis of
sums called for in the loan contracts.
Such
an
current adjustment.
It was indicated that holders of the
bonds will be asked to contribute to the modest expenses of
the Council
$1,000
and
to make
asked
each
Government has been
by making a single payment of $1.25 for
bond,
the
Costa Rican
similar contribution.
a
>
Activity in Steel Trade Increased, Contrary to Seasonal
tions—Non-Ferrous Metals Higher
Expecta¬
Reversing the usual midsummer trend, the iron and
steel
Renewal of
automobile buying, together with advances in demand on a
broad front, brought output back to the mid-April level.
Mills in some districts operated at nearly double the rate
at this time last year, orders from the structural, railroad
and oil divisions complementing the enlarging volume from
automotive, farm equipment and miscellaneous
sources.
industry in July showed a large improvement.
Most other divisions of the trade have
their
better
showing of a
year
ago
also been enabled to>
without much effort.
price of scrap, which had dropped slightly during the
manifested pronounced strength at the close
The
month of June,
Non-ferrous metals were fairly active, with prices
of July.
generally higher.
J
Steel production, after declining to 32.8% of capacity for
the first week in July (as against 37.7% at the close of
;
June), rebounded in the week beginning July 8 to an esti¬
mated capacity of 35.3%, according to the American Iron
and Steel Institute.
Further sharp gains were reported
during the balance of the month, estimated output rising to
39.9% for the week beginning July 15 to 42.2% for the fol¬
lowing seven-day period, and to 44.0% at the close of the
month, which compares with 26.1% at the end of July
last year.
July 25 the "Iron Age" said, in substance:
In its issue of
"A revival of buying
from
:
the
railroads,
by automobile makers, heavier orders
takings of tin plate, sustained
larger
implements and tractors, increased speci¬
farmer. buying of
fications from jobbing interests, and a rising demand from
miscellaneous
iron and
the
remindful
sources
were
among
the factors which
gave
steel market a degree of buoyancy that was
of pre-depression
times,
i
Though purchasing is
still
predominantly at close range, there is increasing inter¬
est
in
forward
requirements, with some buyers
be ordinarily deferred until late
orders that would
or
placing
summer
early fall.
The unexpected staying power of retail de¬
automobiles not only deferred the completion of
mand for
expedited the purchase of materials for
Assemblies in July were expected to total
old model runs but
new
models.
close to
275,000 units, and even August, which
a
few weeks
expected to be an exceedingly slim month, is likely
::o make a good showing.
Tin plate output has been lifted
from 85 to 88% of capacity.
Whether this rate can hold
4eyond the end of July, when a seasonal drop is considered
mevitable, is questionable."
•
ago was
In its issue
of Aug. 1 the "Iron Age" remarked that the
rise of scrap prices
(see below)
prompted both by im¬
augmented in July by Costa Rica. Announcement of a
new
debt arrangement was made Julv 10 by the Foreign
Bondholders Protective Council, Inc.
The agreement is
proved fall prospects for steel business and by the impressive
contra-seasonal gains in the operating rates in leading pro¬
highly creditable both to the small Latin American Republic
Council, for it signifies
nearing a seasonal
was
and to the skilful negotiators of the
ducing centers.
was
Tin plate production, though believed to be
downturn, continued to hold at 88% of
MONTHLY
8
mill
In view of the large part played by miscel
boosting operations during July, the stee
capacity.
laneous orders in
"Age," looks for an even more pro¬
in August. At that time heavy buying for
trade, according to the
nounced upturn
will mature and larger
orders for construction will be placed, with other heavy
tonnages to be awarded in the fall awards of construction
steel to date this year, including fabricated structural stee
work, plate work, sheet piling and concrete reinforcing, are
still far behind those of a year ago, the comparative figures
as compiled by the "Iron Age" being 614,634 tons for 1935
and 738,427 tons for 1934.
With July orders for practically
all finished steel products equal to or ahead of the June
totals, and with pig iron bookings well in advance of those
of the previous month, the industry is beginning to enter
tain hopes for a last half that will equal or exceed the first
six months of the year, added the "Age."
Scrap, as measurec
by the "Iron Age" composite prices, after declining las
month from $10.83 to $10.71 a gross ton, rose on July 2 to
$10.75, to $10.83 on July 16, and to $11.58 on July 30 (the
highest level since the last week in February); latter figure
compares with $10.42 in effect a year ago.
Finished stee
continued unchanged at 2.124c. a pound, the price which
automobile production
model
new
been
was
reduced from 2.131c.
the
in
effect since July 24 1934,
lias
month
close
$17.84
at
a
when the quotation
Pig iron also was unchanged for
gross
ton as against $17.90 at the
of July last year.
As
"Metal and Mineral Markets,"
reported that outstanding in develop¬
in non-ferrous metals for the week ended July 17 was
to non-ferrous metals,
in its issue of July 18,
ments
the heavy
buying of domestic copper, domestic sales in this
period totaling close to 50,000 tons, the largest week's total
since early in the depression.
This activitv, however, failed
to result in an advance in prices, which, the publication
stated, seemed to confuse many in the trade who had counted
and acted on the supposition that
nothing could halt at least a moderate unlift in quotations.
Sales of copper for the month amounted to more than 72,000
tons, with shipments of copper products holding up well.
on
a
higher
market
"Metal and Mineral Markets" of July 25 remarked that the
feature of the market during the week ended
active call for prime Western
July 24
was an
zinc from galvanizers, result¬
ing in a moderate advance in the price.
The publication, in
the same issue, stated that foreign lead producers had ap¬
proved a plan aimed at regulating output to meet the demand
and thereby strengthen the market outside of the United
States.
The spot quotation of tin at the close of the month
continued at an abnormal premium over forward material.
The price of copper continued unchanged on the basis of
8.00c., Valley.
Here in New York, Lake and electrolytic
copper was still quoted at 8.12 y2 and 7.75c., respectively.
The price of lead in New York advanced sharply during the
early part of the month, first to 4.05c. (from 4.0Ce.), on
July 5; to 4.10c. on July 8, and to 4.15c. on the following
day, the latter price remaining in effect during the balance
of July.
Tin at New York also showed an upward tendency,
rising from 51.75c. on July 1 to 52.75c. as of July 22, closing
52.65c.
to and including July 23, increased in price the
following day by 10c.,
or
at
York, after holding at
at
4.67y>c.
up
Zinc
New
the month
to 4.77%c., no further change being
reported to the end of the month.
Lumber Movement
Heaviest Since
.
;
April—Production Highest in
Sixteen Months
■
.
According to the National Lumber Manufacturers Asso¬
ciation, lumber production during the week ended July 27
1935 was the highest of any week in 16 months and exceeded
the corresponding period last year by 39%.
Shipments and
orders for the same period were the heaviest since April
of this year, also being 46% and 13%, respectively, above the
1934 week.
This does not, however, take info account the
substantial number of small mills, now idle, which were
active a year ago.
Reports received by the Association from
regional associations, covering the operations of 631 leading
hardwood and softwood mills, showed production for the
week ended July 27 1935 of 212,356,000 feet; shipments of
190,762,000 feet, and orders booked of 211,368,000 feet.
For
the preceding week, 643 mills reported output of 194,907,000
feet; shipments, 181,766,000 feet, and orders, 175,094,000
feet.
During the week ended July 13, reports from 647
mills showed total production of 185,396,000 feet; shipments,
176,581,000 feet, and orders, 161,966,000 feet.
For the week
ended July 6, a total of 635 mills reported output of 133,472,000 feet; shipments, 137,348,000 feet, and orders, 131,-
;
667,000 feet.
27 1935, West Coast, Southern
Northern hemlock and Northern hardwood regions
reported orders above production.
Total softwood orders
for this period, the Association went on to say, were 1%
below production; hardwood orders, 2% above hardwood
output.
Softwood shipments were 11°& below production.
All regions but Western pine and Southern hardwoods re¬
For the week ended July
cypress,
ported orders, and all reported shipments above those of
corresponding week of 1934.
Softwood orders showed a
gain of 13% and hardwood orders a gain of 16% over the
same
,
»
week last year.
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Hides, Leather and Footwear
The First National Bank of Boston, in its
V
:-
"New England
Letter," under date of July 29 1935, discusses these markets
as
REVIEW
held early this month.
advance
in
in
While there wax no general
manufacturer's prices, recent moderate increases
lines were fairly definitely established.
l" Seasonal influences
prices were the prominent
features of the Boston Shoe Fair
few
and higher raw material prices have
combined to crystalize demand and, as a result, manufac¬
turers' cutting schedules have been stepped up moderately
during the month.
Shoe production for June is not yet
available but trade estimates place the output slightly ahead
of May and somewhat above June 1934.
May footwear
production fell about 11% under both April 1935 and May
1934, and for the five months is lagging 2}4% behind a
similar period a year ago. Many recent orders have empha¬
sized prompt shipment, indicating that retailers' stocks are
moderately low. Furthermore, consumer demand is improv¬
ing, as evidenced by the satisfactory character of business
recently booked, and the trade is anticipating an active fall
demand.
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"Tanners report a heavier inquiry for leather as manu¬
facturers complete their estimates of fall requirements and
an increasing amount of this interest is being converted into
Quotations are steady all along the line.
Leather
prices have not yet advanced commensurately with hide
values and this together with the increasing cost of supplies
have made tanners reluctant to accept many future com¬
orders.
mitments at
especially in the heavier
present prices,
grades
supported by a relatively narrow
supply and rather sizable government purchases of army
where values have been
shoes
i
•
.
"
'
.
,
"Hide markets have been
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moderately active.
The short
supply and stimulating effect of government buying again
emphasizes the favorable statistical position of the heavier
hides, which have moved up in price.
On the other hand,
light cows, the stocks of which are ample, are quoted at
10 cents,
substantially unchanged during
the month.
conservatively because of the
difficulty in getting higher prices for either shoes or leather.
Wettings to the end of May, however, exceeded estimates of
the heavy movement into sight, which made for a further
"Tanners continue to buy
Inspected slaughter
and fell 9 % below the
month in the past decade. The trade feels
moderate decline in raw stock
in June
ran
statistics.
28% under June last year,
for that
prospective fall business suggests a sustained heavy
processing of hides, and with the kill diminishing, continued
improvement in the industry's position is anticipated.
average
that
Grains
fluctuations characterized domestic
wheat markets during the past month.
A declining tendency
during the first half of the month was followed by sharp
recoveries.
Expectations of heavy increases in Southwest
marketings and hedgings, together with bright prospects for
the spring wheat crop in the Northwest, were factors which
were
responsible for selling and lower prices during the
first half of the month.
Spring wheat was favored with
weather ideal for growth of a bumper crop.
On July 10 the
United States Crop Reporting Board placed the indicated
total yield of spring wheat as of July 1 at 272,954,000 bush¬
els, compared with an outturn the year previous of 91,377,000
bushels.
It also estimated the winter wheat crop as of
July 1 at 458,091,000 bushels compared with a crop of 405,552,000 bushels in 1934, or a total wheat .yield of 731,045,000
bushels against a total yield of 496,929,000 bushels the year
previous. However, one of the worst rust infections in years
existed in the spring wheat crop, and in the event of the
weather turning favorable for its development there was a
possibility of extensive damage. This later proved to be the
case.
As the month progressed the weather in the North¬
west turned in favor of black rust development, which spread
Wide and erratic price
rapidly, and it soon became evident that
become affected.
Some of the private
a vast acreage
had
estimates of crop
loss ran as high as 100,000,000 bushels.
This sudden change
in the situation prompted active buying and sharp price ad¬
vances in all markets.
There were also reports of serious
black rust development in
Canada, with the high crop
promise considerably reduced.
In addition to the adverse
crop developments, threshing returns in the Southwest failed
to equal expectations, which led to reduced estimates of the
winter wheat yield.
Crop conditions were likewise reported
as less favorable in a number of European countries, while
Argentina suffered from a severe drought which threatened,
according to reports, to reduce the acreage at least 25%.
While the ultimate outturn of the crops is still in the mak¬
ing, it is a certainty that the American and Canadian spring
wheat crops at least will not equal earlier expections.
;
Corn, to a large extent, moved with wheat, but within a
much narrower range, while oats and rye ended the month
lower.
Crop prospects for the latter two commodities are
more favorable.
In Chicago the September option for wheat
closed on Wednesday, July 31, at 94%c. as against an open¬
ing price of 87%c. on July 1. At Winnipeg the September
wheat option closed on July 31 at 85%c. as against an
opening of 83%c. on July 2.
(July 1 was a holiday in
Winnipeg—Dominion Day).
September corn in Chicago
closed at 76^ c. as compared with the opening price of 76%c.
on July 1.
September oats closed at 33%c. on July 31 as
against the opening of 33%c. on July 1.
September rye
closed at 46*4c. as compared w;ith the opening price of
48 %c. on July
1.
AAA Says
follows:
"Reasonably satisfactory bookings of fall business at firm
a
.
1934 Corn Loans
Almost Liquidated
Agricultural Adjustment Administration announced
July 22 that farmers who borrowed under the Govern-
The
on
,
•
loan
1934
liquidated all their
Commodity Credit Corpo¬
have
program
indebtedness but about
$200,000.
ment's
corn
ration officials
pointed out that this was the second of the
on
farm-stored corn, the first being
loans
Government's
inaugurated in the fall of 4933 to enable producers to market
their crop in more orderlv fashion and obtain advantage of
price increases.
Of 15,689 loans under the 1934 program
about 300, approximating $192,304, were outstanding on
These loans became due and payable on July 1,
period is required for liquida¬
July 17.
ment added:
liquidation
complete
that
predicted
and
tion,
be
would
;;
;
;
:
Farmers
'
Wheat
1935
Increase
Payments
to
33
Cents
a
Expected to Approximate $115,000,000
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■
Davis, Administrator of the Agricultural Ad¬
Administration, announced on July 8 that the
AAA will grant farmers co-operating in the 1935 wheat ad¬
Chester C.
justment
justment program benefit payments of at least 33c. a bushel,
as compared with 29c. provided by the 1934 contracts.
The
minimum adjustment returns established July 9 by Secretary
Agriculture Wallace are expected to yield co-operating
than $115,000,000 this year, or about
$14,000,000 more than in 1934.
The AAA added, however,
that no change will be made for the present in the processing
tax of 30c. a bushel, as the funds for the increased payments
will come from the reserves accumulated from the tax on
of
wheat producers more
wheat
produced by farmers who
allotment contracts.-'''
Collections
Processing Tax
;:Wsv;'
not operating under
are
:
Totaled $866,694,982 to May 31, AAA
Announces
Agricultural Adjustment Administration reported,
cumulative gross receipts of processing and
related taxes from date of imposition through May 31 1935
had reached a total of $866,694„982.40.
It said:
The
July 26, that
processing taxes have been collected on the first domestic processing
The
of
commodities
agricultural
eight
Adjustment Act as
and jute prod¬
related taxes include the ginning
designated
by
basic, and compensatory taxes have been collected
which
ucts
tax
on
productrs'
Tobacco
compete
excess
cotton
sales
with
under
tax
The
cotton.
the
collected
the
on paper
Bankhead Cotton Control Act, and tobacco
on
excess
tobacco
under
Kerr-Smith
the
approximately $19,250,000, Administration officials estimate.
The
crop to
first payment at the rate of
$1
a ton on
the estimated production of
totaled approximately $11,000,000, most
1934 payments
are
duction at average yields, whichever
income
of which has
growers
been paid.
now
The
based on the actual production or on estimated pro¬
iB higher.
This feature provided
crop
insurance for many farmers who suffered large drought losses in 1934.
The first
1935
adjustment payment of 80c.
amount to between
a
$7,000,000 and $8,000,000.
ton
on
sugar
beets will
The first 1935 adjustment
payment to the Louisiana sugar cane producers is estimated at approxi¬
The Louisiana producers have received approximately
$3,000,000 to date on the first 1934 payment, which was at the rate of $1
a
ton on their base
contracts and 9,095
A total of 69,943 sugar beet adjustment
production.
Louisiana sugar cane adjustment contracts have been
received in Washington.
Both the final 1934 and first 1935 adjustment payments are payable to
producers
as soon as
compliance reports have been made and auditing of
them has been completed.
y-K
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.
Field work on the reports is already under way.
Coffee
'
With trading dull, coffee "futures" worked lower during
the past month on scattered trade selling and outside liquida¬
tion.
Selling was influenced by the easiness in Brazilian
Exchange, and uncertainties surrounding the Brazilian situa¬
tion particularly in regard to the status of the export tax,
and what policies will be pursued by the Government in
directing movement of the new crop.
No. 7 Rio was quoted on July 31 at 634 @624c. against
634@6^c. June 29; 6J4@734c. May 31; 6%@7c. April 30;
734®. March 30; 724c. Feb. 28; 934 @934®. Jan. 31; 934c.
Dec. 31 1934; 9%@9%c. Nov. 30; 934®- Oct. 31; 924cSept. 29; 934@924e. Aug. 31; 924e. July 31; 93^@9^c.
June 30; 1024@1034c. May 31; 1034c.-April 30; 1034c.
March 31; 11c. Feb. 28; 934 @92l?c. Jan. 31, all in 1934.
No. 7 Santos was quoted July 31 at 734c. against 724 @
724c. June 29; 7%c. May 31; 7J4e- April 30; 834c. March 30;
9c. Feb. 28; 10@1034c. Jan. 31; 1034c. Dec. 31 1934;
10K@10^c. Nov. 30; 1024c. Oct. 31; 924@924c. Sept. 29;
1024®- Aug. 31; 10j^c.y July 31; 1034 @1034® • June 30;
11c. May 31; 10J4 April 28 and March 31; 1134c. Feb. 28;
9J^@10c. Jan. 31 all in 1934.
:y;/
Act.
World's Visible Supply of Coffee Aug* I as
Increase Noted in
$234,019,262.98
Wheat
236.624,912.90
Cotton
12,310,764.27
Paper and Jute
48,469,115.09
10,860,650.51
Tobacco
corn
Peanuts
Compared voith July 1
$3,367,490.21
Rice.
17,719.80
Cotton ginning tax
Tobacco producers' sales
tax
947,212.15
3,229,243.25
254,315,586.89 Unclassified
61,500,501.14
1
Hogs
Sugar
1,032,523.21
the month reflected disturbance of sentiment in the market
Stocks in and afloat for various consuming ports of
3,176,000 bags on July 1
Europe dropped from
to 3,134,000 bags Aug. 1, while United States
supplies were 1,355,240 against
1,302,413 a month
and
ago,
stocks in
amounted to 3,181,000 bags, against 3,062,000 bags
various Brazilian ports
July 1,
on
because of
reported sales of Cubas on consignment
price settlement basis.
Later reports that
Cuban authorities would deny shipping permits to sugars
sold on this basis helped to restore sentiment, but only
temporarily. Renewed unsettlement was caused by a ruling
raws
of coffee, exclusive of restricted
aggregated 7,670,240 bags on Aug. 1, against
7,540,413 on July 1, an increase of 129,827 bags, or 1.7%,
the New York Coffee & Sugar Exchange announced Aug. 3.
Stocks a year ago amounted to 8,495,850 bags.
The Ex¬
change continued:
'"..ryy
The world's visible supply
stocks in Brazil,
.
Sugar
Sugar ''futures" averaged lower during the past month.
There were occasional rallies, but these were
met with
increased offerings.
Fluctuations during the early part of
for
bee4
1934
The AAA lists collections, by commodities, as follows :
Field
announce¬
Payment of the final 1934 adjustment payment to co-operating sugar
mately $2,300,000.
Bushel,
Compared with 29 Cents Last Year—Return to Co-operating
AAA to
The
,
pioducers will bring the total benefit payments to them on their
but officials said that a short
effected within a few days.
payment would be determined shortly.
cane
at an indefinite
of the Boston Federal Circuit Court.
On July 16 this Court
ruled
that the processing tax levied by the Secretary of
Agriculture under the Administration Adjustment Act, was
unconstitutional and that it constituted an improper dele¬
gation of power. This led to fears as to the validity of the
whole Agricultural Adjustment Act.
In case this decision
is upheld by the United States Supreme Court in November
or December, the sugar industry will be presented with a
serious situation.
Presumably, in the latter event, the
Jones-Costigan Bill, being an amendment to the Agricul¬
tural Adjustment Act, would be automatically ruled out
and the alternative would be presented of a free and open
market or a substitution plan.
In the meantime, there
has been a tendency on the part of refiners to move more or
less cautiously with the result that the spot markets for
raws
have displayed but little activity.
Sales of Cuba raw sugar during the month were reported
as follows (all shipment):
On July 5 five cargoes August
shipment on consignment, prices to be fixed before Nov. 15;
on July 9, July at 3.42c.; on July 15, August at 3.30c.; on
July 18, August at 3.20c.; on July 19, July at 3.23c., and
at 3.20c.
The wholesale price for refined sugar was quoted
by all refiners at 5.25c. until July 19, when it was reduced to
4.90c. (retroactive to opening of business July 18), where it
remained until July 22 when it was advanced to 5.10c.
It
stood at the latter figure during the remainder of the month.
Only 17,000 Bags of Coffee Destroyed by
'-I
of July •
Brazil During First Half
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The Brazilian coffee destruction program
at a
continues almost
standstill with but 17,000 bags reported destroyed dur¬
ing the first half of July, a cable to the New York Coffee
& Sugar Exchange disclosed, it was announced Aug. 3.
During June 59,000 bags were burned; during the first half
of 1935 1,013,000 bags were destroyed; and since the incep¬
tion
of the program of
destroying surplus production, in
35,138,000 bags have been eliminated, according
various data available.
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June 1931,
to
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Rubber
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•
Crude rubber during the larger part of the month showed
a slowly declining
trend.
Depressing influences emanated
from the restricted demand on the part of domestic tire
manufacturers and the concern over the Dutch currency
crisis.
Favorable statistical reports from the Far East were
y
by the decline in domestic consumption during June
36,623 tons and estimates indicating that July consump¬
tion would not exceed 32,000 tons.
In the closing days of the
offset
to
month, a recovery in prices was
on
the
under
way,
reported improvement in the Dutch
tion which resulted in a strong
based chiefly
currency
situa¬
rally of the guilder, and in
part on the steady advance in the security markets.
Better
reports from tire manufacturing centers also helped to
improve sentiment.
Ribbed smoked sheets for spot delivery were quoted at
1234c. asked on July 31 against 12
12 3-l6c. asked on May 31; 1124c.
asked
on
7-16c. asked June 29;
asked April 30; 1134c.
March 30; 1224c- Feb. 28; 1224c. asked Jan. 31;
Sugar
1334c. asked Dec. 31 1934; 13 3-16c. asked on Nov. 30;
13c. asked on Oct. 31; 1424c. bid and 14 3-16c. asked on
The Agricultural Adjustment Administration on July 12
announced that the final 1934 sugar beet adjustment program
would be based on a rate of 75c. a ton, and that the first
Sept. 29; 1524c. asked on Aug. 31; 14 ll-16c. asked July 31;
1434c. asked June 30; 1234c. asked May 31; 1324c. asked on
April 30; 11 l-16c. asked on March 29; 1024c. asked on
Feb. 28; 10c. asked Jan. 31, all in 1934.
AAA Announces Adjustment Payments on Sugar Beets and
S/vCane
1935 payment
would be 80c.
a ton.
The initial 1934
payment
$1 a ton, making a total payment for last year of SI.75.
The AAA also stated that the aggregate 1935 payment vvdll
Textiles
was
depend upon the
for their crop.
prices which
sugar
beet producers receive
The AAA further announced that the initial 1935
ment
payment to co-operating Louisiana sugar
adjust¬
cane
pro¬
ducers would be 70c. a ton, and that the final 1934 sugar
continued generally inactive, chiefly as a
result of various court decisions affecting the existing pro¬
cessing taxes. Retail business benefited from high tempera¬
tures prevailing over wide sections of the country which
stimulated the sale of seasonal goods.
The better feeling
in the security markets also exerted a favorable influence on
Textile trades
buying. Wholesale trade experienced a temporary
but later in the month, the uncertainty
with regard to future price developments caused by the
decision on the processing taxes, served to restrict buying,
with the result that inventories in retailers' hands were
1,001,427 barrels.
In making the cut the Commission
consumer
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'■v.'
C;-."
put to
seasonal mild pickup,
said that lack of market demand was responsible.
reported to have been reduced substantially. While seasonal
requirements will undoubtedly induce more active purchases
on the part of merchants, it is felt in many quarters that a
broader buying movement will await a clarification of the
price problems raised by the processing tax decisions.
Raw cotton in July after staging an early further rally, eased
appreciably and lost its entire previous advance.
Chief
depressing factors were the court decisions on the processing
taxes and on the Bankhead Act which aroused fears as to the
future of the entire crop control program and resulted in
greatly curtailed buying of gray cloths on the part of con¬
verters.
Mill consumption, in consequence, still further
declined and export sales continued in their previous slump,
while reports from the southern belt revealed good progress
for the current crop. A slight recovery developed following
the announcement by the manager of the Government
Cotton Pool that the cotton market had been cornered and
that mills would have to pay higher prices.
In the closing
days of the month, renewed uncertainty over the loan
policy of the Government following the end of the present
crop year, and an unexpectedly high private crop estimate
of 11,750,000 bales—resulted in another moderate price
recession.
Spot cotton here in New York was 12.15c. on
July 1, and from this figure advanced to 12.45c. July 3.
After some fluctuations the price July 18, was still 12.35c.,
but from that point there was a decline to 12.00c. July 25,
with the quotation duly 31, 12.10c.
Trading in the print
cloth market, because of the inability of buyers and sellers
to reach a protective compromise on the question of possible
processing tax refunds, came to a virtual standstill, with
little hope that the deadlock may be broken before the
problem of tax refunds has been satisfactorily disposed of.
Print cloths at Fall River for 28-inch 64x60s, throughout the
entire month, was quoted at 5J^e., unchanged from June 29.
The price of 27-inch cloth 60x64s was 5c. July 31, unchanged
from June 29. Osnaburgs were 10M>c. July 31, also unchanged
from June 29.
The report of the Census Bureau, issued
July 13, and covering the month of June, showed that cotton
consumption in the United States while revealing a seasonal
decline from the preceding month, was appreciably larger
than in the corresponding month of last year. The amount
consumed in June was given as 385,946 bales of lint and
61,905 bales of linters, compared with 469,250 bales of lint
and 65,501 bales of linters in May 1935, and 363,262 bales
of lint and 54,587 bales of linters in June 1934.
The woolen goods market continued in its seasonal dulness
although mills kept busy on existing contracts and prices
maintained their previous steadiness, with 1936 openings of
tropical worsteds and gabardines showing price advances
ranging from 10c. to 25c. a yard. Following the settlement
of the labor trouble in the garment industry and reflecting
the good response of the retail trade to the new fall lines,
trading in women's wear fabrics expanded appreciably, with
dress goods, coatings and cloakings moving in good volume.
Japanese double extra 13-15 deniers were quoted July 31
at $1.50 @$1.64 against $1.36 @$1-.41, June 30; $1.35 @$1.40,
May 31; $1.36 @$1.41, April 30; $1.32 @$1.37, March 30;
$1.39@$1.44, Feb. 28; $1.40@$1.45, Jan. 31; $1.46@$1.51,
Dec. 31 1934; $1.30@$1.35, Nov. 30; $1.16@$1.21, Oct. 31
and on Sept. 29;
1.08@$1.13, Aug. 31; $1.05@$1.10,
July 31; $1.14@$1.19, June 29; $1.18@$1.23, May 31;
$1.223^@$1,273^2,
April 30; $1.33@$1.38, March 31;
$1.45@$1.50, Feb. 28; $1.55@$1.60, Jan. 31, all in 1934.
In the case of the 20-22 deniers Japanese crack double
extra were quoted at $1.51 @$1.56 July 31 against $1.30 @
$1.35, June 30; 1 $1.33@$1.38, May 31; $1.32@$1.37,
April 30; $1.-31 @$1.36, March 30; $1.40@$1.45, Feb. 28;
$1.36@$1.4i, Jan. 31; $1.43@$1.48, Dec. 31 1934; $1.28@
$1.33, Nov. 30; $1.10@$1.15, Oct. 31; $1.07@$1.12 on
Sept. 29 and Aug. 31 against $0.99@$1.04, July 31; $1.11@
$1.16, June 29; $1.16@$1.21, May 31; $1.14@$1.19,
April 30; $1.25@$1.30, March 31; $1.40@$1.45, Feb. 28;
$1.52@$1.57, Jan. 31, all in 1934.
:
Petroleum and Its Products
A concerted
three major oil States—Texas,
curtail production voluntarily
during August, with Texas authorities leading the way with
a sharp slash voted in mid-July for the balance of the month
Oklahoma
was
move
and
among
Kansas—to
the feature of
developments in the petroleum industry
during July.
The proposed cuts are even more drastic than
gested
by the Department of the Interior.
those sug¬
Governors of
the three States co-operating in the move, it is believed, are
frankly worried about the outbreak of crude oil price cuts.
"Throughout Texas there are unconnected wells which
cannot get connections because of the lack of market demand.
Therefore, the Commission is ordering this reduction so
that each well will share in the market," the statement
accompanying the announcement of the reduction stated.
allowable established the latter third of July
22,973 barrels under the market demand total estimated
for the State by the Bureau of Mines.
In East Texas the
The new
was
quota was cut to 433,000 barrels
barrels for the first 21 days of July;
compared with 470,000
A reduction of 7.5% in the allowable for all prorated
pools in Oklahoma for August was suggested by operators
at a market-demand meeting held by the State Corporation
Commission on July 25 and approved by that body.
Pro¬
duction of 491,000 barrels would compare with 517,400 bar¬
rels in July and would bei nearly 20,000 barrels in excess
of the cut suggested by the Bureau of Mines.
Kansas officials, it was reported, have notified Governor
Marland of Oklahoma that they plan a reduction
of 7.5%
daily allowable for the State in August from the total
for July.
An oil conservation law went into effect in
Louisiana on July 28, patterned mainly after the lines of
in the
the like laws in Oklahoma and Texas.
allotted
on
With these
tion
to
Production will be
the basis of "reasonable market demand."
States co-operating to pare crude oil produc¬
levels fairly
equal with market demand, the one
spot in the industry was California. With no State oil
control authority to set up or administer production quotas,
output in California has shown sharp advances in the
several wfeeks following the end of the Pacific Coast
Petroleum Agency when the National Recovery Administra¬
sore
oil
code
oil
tion
was
declared
unconstitutional.
West
Coast
co-operating to curb the heavy overproduction
which is threatening the California crude and refined price
men
are
and at the end of the month were reported con¬
sidering the formation, of a new association which would
curtail crude production through purchasing quotas.
structure
Washington
developments
during
the
month
fea¬
were
tured by recurrent reports that the House special subcom¬
mittee on oil would make its report to Congress recommend¬
ing what it held necessary in the way of Federal oil control.
report, although reported to be in its final stages two
or
three times, had not been formally presented to the
Congress when the month closed.
Unofficial comments upon the preliminary draft of the
The
report had given the industry a pretty fair conception of
what the main points in the report probably will be, how¬
ever.
It was reported that the committee will recommend
ratification of the inter-State compact for crude oil pro¬
duction control, establishment of a Federal fact-finding
agency to estimate and allocate market demand for crude
oil, limitation of imports, authority to control refinery
production and development of new pools, and: some form
of limited power for the Federal Government by which it
can stop inter-State movements of crude produced in excess
of State allowables.
State movements
The latter clause also will cover inter-
of crude
regulatory authorities
oil
from
States which have
no
associations, it was believed.
The report of the committee, as indicated in unofficial
discussions of its probable terms, will meet the approval of
the majority of the industry.
Its reported terms follow
along the lines of the control suggested by the American
Petroleum Institute in its recent petition to Congress pro¬
testing against the Thomas oil control measure which would
have vested drastic powers over the industry in the Secretary
or
of the Interior.
Secretary Ickes, however, is not
now
especially hopeful
that the Thomas Oil bill will pass at this session.
J. E. Shatford, former National Refinery Co-ordinator,
sent
letter to Senator Borah in mid-month
asking the legis¬
legislation permitting voluntary agreements
in the oil industry to provide for regulation of refinery
operations.
V
"My status as a refiner and my experience under the
a
lator
code
to
back
have
made
it
clear
that
the
small
man
in
the
oil
industry cannot hope to survive the effect of the proration
laws and the operations of major companies unless some
referee be appointed who shall have the power to keep the
contest within the limits of certain rules of equal oppor¬
tunity and fair play," the oil man stated.
"This is a situation peculiar to the oil Industry," he con¬
tinued.
"As a result of the policy of legislation, the small
refiner and marketer who does not
own
his
own
crude oil
production is compelled to purchase his raw material
market which is statistically balanced as to supply
on
a
and
demand but which is actually strengthened by a psycho¬
logical shortage, and in turn sells his product on a whole¬
sale market that at present has no restrictions put on it,
and a retail market that is fraught with all manner of com¬
Although the several cuts posted during July were in rela¬
tively unimportant fields, they were interpreted as indicat¬
ing a weakening of the price structure which has held un¬
changed since the $1 a barrel level set in September 1933.
petitive abuses."
Another unfavorable factor
and-demand position, according to the current issue of tha
Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey house publication, the
was
the weakness in the retail
gasoline markets in the mid-West area.
A slash of 80,573 barrels in daily average allowable was
ordered by the Texas Railroad Commission on July 20, effec¬
tive the following Monday.
The reduction, equal to, roughly,
8% of the State's total quota, pared the daily average out¬
,v,
The sharp spurt in crude oil production in recent weeks,
due to the most part to the unrestrained flow of crude in
Calif ornia, is not serious with respect to the country's supply-
"Lamp."
.V,
Too much importance should not be attached to week-toweek changes in crude oil output in the United States, th&
magazine contended, adding that in
some
districts operating
I
been found economical to produce the
in one week and then shut
for the balance of the period.
Where this is done on
under quotas it has
entire allowable for the month
down
A
general advance of lc.
approximately
public utility than for the producer, manufacturer
other commodity in general use, W. R.
Boyd Jr., Executive Vice-President of the American Petro¬
leum Institute told the Mineral Section of the American Bar
was
the value of
after
meeting
in
Angeles
Los
in
convention
on
July 15.
Mr. Boyd criticized the
"law-of-capture," which he held
responsible for many of the production troubles afflicting
the industry.
He pointed out that the American Petroleum
Institute favored co-operating with the Federal Government
in meeting the problems of the industry, but stressed its
unswerving opposition to any Federal legislation which
would give Government officials control of the industry.
The special committee of the American Petroleum Com¬
mittee named to draft a marketing agreement from the best
sections of the Federal Trade Commission code of 1931 and
the defunct oil code has completed its work and will present
a report to the board of directors at a special meeting to
be held in New York City on Aug. 1.
The report, following
its submission to the board of directors,
will be sent to the
interpreted
of crude oil in the mid-West and South, they were
quarters as a warning that overproduction in certain
must be curbed or it may upset the entire price
some
areas
structure.
favorable
temporary decline early in the
month, which interrupted the forward movement which has
been in progress since the spring, the retail price structure
Pennsylvania reduction was the third in as many
months.
The July reduction was 10c. a barrel, however, as
contrasted with cuts of 15c. a barrel each posted in the two
previous months.
Under the new price schedule, posted
July 16, the South Penn Oil Co. quoted Pennsylvania grade
crude in Southwest Penn Pipe Lines at $1.67.
Oil in Eureka
Pipe Lines brought $1.62, and in Buckeye Pipe, $1.52. Tide¬
water Pipeline, Ltd., cut Bradford and Allegheny crude 10c.
% a barrel to $1.95.
'V;'•
A reduction of 10c. a barrel in crude oil postings at the
Sunburst, Mont., field was announced by the Ohio Oil Co.
The new schedule posted crude at $1.20 against
barrel previously paid by Ohio Oil.
The Humble Oil & Refining Co. posted a reduction of 5c.
July 20.
$1.30
in the Lower Rio Grande Valley
on July
1.
Mirando crude was lowered to 75c., Saxet to
80c., and Refugio heavy to 75c.
The cut was met the fol¬
lowing day by other major companies operating in that area.
Commission announced
The Texas Railroad
demand
and
lowered
fields by nearly 7,000 barrels
allowable
the
that
it con¬
for
the
three
to 33,000 barrels.
The policy
of meeting price cuts with production slashes was not main¬
tained for more than a week or so, however.
The Commis¬
sion
the
restored
restore
failed to
allowables
former
the
price
when
the
dependents
of
2c.
gallon in Chicago retail prices was
during the month.
Widespread
a
and
certain
dealer
stations
cuts.
major
the
of
companies.
Increasing consumption due to more favorable weather
prevailing throughout the mid-West area which
has been badly hit by bad driving weather was an effective
aid in correcting the retail price situation to some extent.
At the close of July, mid-West oil men were confident that
any
price cuts made could be successfully confined to
conditions
certain
of
The chance
where conditions are the worst.
areas
widespread cut at this time is remote, it was indicated.
A cut of 10c. a barrel in the price of Grade C bunker fuel
oil was posted by Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey on
July 11.
The new price schedule posted fuel oil at $1.05
ai New York,
Baltimore and Norfolk, and $1 at Charlesa
town, S. C.
Other companies met the cut.
apprehension in
the trade is the continued high operating rate of refineries.
During the first week in July gasoline stocks reversed the
a slight gain.
Stocks quickly resumed
their downward course, however,
due, oil men say, to
seasonal trend to show
unprecedented
operations
seasonal
Whether refiners will pare
retail demand.
quickly
decline
enough following
in
demand
was
Representative
price
changes,
the approach of the
question commanding
July closed.
a
indicating
the
course
of
refined products during July, follow:
July 5—Retail gasoline prices were cut 3 and 4 cents
San
a
gallon in the
Joaquin Valley in California.
July 9—A reduction of H cent a gallon was posted in the tank-car price
of 63-70 octane gasoline at
Chicago, making the new price 5H cents,
finery.
'
,
re¬
V'l.X
■ '
July 11—Gasoline prices were slashed to 6 gallons for 98 cents, Federal
and State taxes included, in Brooklyn,
price level.
2 to 3 cents under the Metropolitan
\
.;
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July 11—Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey reduced Grade C bunker fuel
oil 10 cents
at
a
barrel to $1.05 at New York, Baltimore and Norfolk, and $1
Charlestown,
S.
C.
o
July 12—Deep Rock Oil Corp. cut service station prices of gasoline 2 cents
a
gallon in the metropolitan Chicago area only.
July 15—Regular grade gasoline rose
K-cent a gallon in the Chicago
bulk market to 5% cents a gallon.
July 15—Retail gasoline prices were cut 2 cents a gallon in the Detroit
metropolitan area to 16.7 cents for regular and 15.2 cents for second-grade,
A few companies lowered premium 2 cents
exclusive of the 3% sales tax.
to
18.7 cents.
y:
■
July 15—Standard Oil Co. of New York posted advances ranging from
fractions to 2 cents a
gallon throughout Eastern Massachusetts and Rhode
Island.
;\.y.• y ■;/y:
yy
July 24—Socony-Vacuum Oil Co. advanced retail prices of gasoline 1 cent
a
gallon in the metropolitan New
York area with the exception of Staten
Island, effective July 25.
companies
July 25—Socony-Vacuum Oil Co. advanced retail prices of gasoline 1 cent
a
Meeting last Thursday, directors of the American Petro¬
;
rather unsettled condition.
"secret" price competition through granting discounts, pre¬
miums and other devices was reported rampant among in¬
strued the cut as evidence that production was in excess of
market
a
cut
posted by an independent
a
barrel in crude oil prices
a
in
One
The
on
While the bulk gasoline mar¬
in other areas.
as
much attention in trade circles as
v
.
price-cutting developed in Brooklyn.
A factor which has aroused considerable
slashed in the Pennsylvania fields,
| in Sunburst, Mont., and in the Gulf Coast area in Texas
during July. While the reductions were not in fields exert¬
ing any powerful influence upon the main price structure
in
brief outburst of
ket quickly recovered from a
Federal Trade Commission for its aporoval.
Crude oil prices were
this time a
levels prevailing at
same
Conditions in the mid-West gasoline market were not as
a
Association,
a
the
The advance in New York City was posted shortly
year ago.
marketer of any
or
gallon in metropolitan New
a
York, including Long Island and Westchester, but not Staten
Island, restored retail prices of gasoline, less taxes, to
considerable scale, it continued, it of course destroys
comparative production by weeks.
The sharp jump in California is not very serious in view
of the improved position of the country's supply-and-demand,
the "Lamp" continued.
This has been much improved in
recent years, partly through a reduction in crude produc¬
tion and partly through gains imconsumption of products.
There is no more justification for the oil industry to be
any
declared
11
MONTHLY REVIEW
Aug., 1935]
gallon at Boston and Providence, H cent throughout the State of Maine.
Tank-car prices were lifted H cent a
gallon at Portland, Me.
leum Institute received the proposal of the committee headed
by C. E. Arnott, Vice-President of Socony-Vacuum Corp., for
a new code to supplant the agreement which expired with
the invalidation of the National Industrial Recovery Act.
This measure is regarded as more elaborate and much
broader in scope than the National Recovery
under
code
which
the industry operated.
Administration
It is
now
being
placed before leaders in the industry at the various key
marketing cities around the country for their sanction.
Crude oil price changes
posted during July follow:
July 1—The Humble Oil & Refining Co. posted a reduction of 5 cents
a
barrel in crude oil prices in
the lower Rio Grande Valley.
75 cents by Standard of Jersey's subsidiary,
was
cut to
and
Refugio heavy to 80 cents.
July
2—The
Magnolia
Mirando crude
Saxet to 80 cents
Texas Co. met the cut.
Petroleum
Co.,
subsidiary
a
'
of
the
Socony-
Vacuum Oil Co., met the cuts instituted by Humble Oil & Refining Co. in
the
Rio
Grande
Valley.
July 16—The South Penn Oil Co. cut Pennsylvania grade crude oil 10
cents a barrel to
$1.52
in
$1.67 in Southwest Penn Pipe, $1.62 in Eureka Pipe and
Buckeye
Pipe.
V Alleghany 10 cents
a
Tidewater
Pipeline,
Ltd.,
cut
Bradford
July 20—The Ohio Oil Co. cut Sunburst, Mont., crude 10 cents
to
and
barrel to $1.95.
a
barrel
$1.20.
Advances in
retail
gasoline prices in the New York-New
England marketing area posted by the Socony-Vacuum Oil
Co. during July restored prices in most subnormal points in
New England to "regular" levels.
had two advances totaling 3c. in
the
Boston, long a sore spot,
all in retail prices during
month.
The company posted an increase of %c. a gallon in retail
prices throughout Maine, and also lifted the tank-car price
of gasoline at Portland, Me., %c. a gallon.
Providence and
other New England points where prices had been under the
general
level
were
advances.
-
restored
to
"normal"
,
•
.
levels
by
the
THE JULY FINANCING
OF THE UNITED STATES
TREASURY
redemption of $600,000,000 of 2% consols on July 1
did not for long result in any reduction in the Federal debt
outstanding.
For directly after this debt retirement was
undertaken the Treasury sold new securities, without any
The
corresponding maturities, which soon had the outstanding
debt volume back where it was before the month began.
The original intention had been to bring about a genuine
reduction in the debt volume when the consols were retired,
as the Treasury had stated in April that these bonds were to
be redeemed out of the "profit" incident to the devaluation
of the dollar. This plan was modified, however, when it was
,
realized that it would involve a further considerable
mcrease
already record amount of surplus bank reserves. Tne
Treasury, thereupon, drew on its devaluation profits only
to toe extent of $90,000,000 and obtained the rest of the funds
in the
needed by calling in deposits from depositary institutions.
It was then necessary to restore the Treasury balance by
raising fresh funds in the market. The amended intention
of the Treasury is to make use of the gold profit only as the
National bank notes issued against the currency are retired,
making for a slower increase in excess reserves.
Two issues were floated to raise the Treasury's balance
back to what is considered a normal level for these days of
heavy expenditures.
The Secretary of the Treasury, Henry
Morgenthau Jr., offered on July 8 $500,000,000 or there¬
abouts of 1%% Treasury notes maturing in December
1939. Six days later another portion of 2%% bonds, aggre¬
gating $100,000,000 or thereabouts, was offered to the
highest bidders.
The offering of notes afforded another indication of the
Treasury's new policy of coming to the market for funds as
12
MONTHLY REVIEW
needed instead of concentrating its major
borrowing at the
tax dates.
The four-year five month 1%%
Treasury notes
bear a record low rate so far as the coupon alone is con¬
PUBLIC
new issue of $70,000,000 1st mtge.
334 % bonds, due 1965, which will replace two issues of 434%
bonds aggregating the same amount, was
publicly offered
July 18 at 10134 and int.
The offering syndicate is composed
of tne First Boston Corp.; H. M.
Byllesby & Co., Inc.; W. C.
Langley & Co.; Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.; A. O. Allyn &
Co., Inc.; Edward B. Smith & Co.; Blyth & Co., Inc.; Mellon
Securities Co.; Lee Higginson Corp.; Hayden, Stone &
Co.;
Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Lazard Freres & Co., Inc.; Bonbright
& Co., Inc.; Field, Glore & Co.; Stone & Webster and
Blodget,
Inc.; E. H. Rollins & Sons, Inc.; Central Republic Co.; Gran¬
bery, Safford & Co., and Emanuel & Co.
cerned, but in actuality the rate is about comparable to the
1 Yi% paid on an issue of five-year notes which were offered
in exchange for other Treasury notes maturing on June 15
and Aug. 1.
The notes were dated July 15 1935 and will
mature Dec. 15 1939.
They are not subject to redemption
before the latter date. Except as to estate or inheritance and
gift taxes, the notes are exempt, both as to principal and
interest, from all taxation.
Subscription books were kept open only one day, July 8.
Secretary Morgenthau said on July 18 that subscriptions to
the notes had totaled $2,970,169,700, of which
$526,233,000
had been allotted.
It
qualified depositaries had paid for only a little more than
half of the issue by the war loan deposit method.
Owing
to the fact that the banks had such large quantities of
surplus
reserves, a substantial amount of the new notes was paid
for in cash.
On
.
,
50,000,000 Public Service Electric & Gas Co.—The company was sold
to a small group of insurance
companies and financial institu¬
tions; $50,000,000 of $65,000,000 1st & ref. mtge. bonds,
334 % series, due 1965, at par.
These bonds have been sold to
15
were
an
addition to and
furnish funds in part to redeem two issues of bonds at
present
outstanding—one for $45,000,000 due in 1967 and one for
$20,000,000
issues
part of the series of
offered in March and
a
down
March 15 to
to
101 17-32
and
accrued
interest
details of the
count basis
new
completed, and that there
Bills.
Offered
Amount of
Dated
June 27 1935
June 27 1935
July
July
4 1935
4 1935
July
July
July
11 1935
18 1935
25 1935
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
Mature
3 1935
3 1935
10
10
17
24
31
1935
1935
1935
1935
1935
Nov. 13 1935
Apr.
1 1936
Nov. 20 1935
133 days
8 1936
Apr.
273 days
273 days
Apr.
273 days
273 days
Apr.
.15 1936
Apr. 22 1936
29 1936
124,306.000
197,310,000
160,295,000
158,852.000
To Redeem
Bills
■
Subscrip¬
Offered
tions
June 27 1935
June 27 1935
July
4 1935
July
4 1935
July
July
July
11 1935
18 1935
25 1935
$88,147,000
158,424,000
124,306,000
197,310,000
223,998,000
160,295,000
158,852,000
Amount
Arerage
Accepted
-
Price
Yield
Maturing
99.973
0.072%
99.919
follows:
i
50,100,000
50,062,000
99.939
50,015,000
50.050,000
99.957
0.068% 1
0.080% J
0.052%
0.057%
0 071%
99.961
99 946
Brown
with
and
1
1961.
The bonds
yield over 434%.
were
vestors
'
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V
9934
that
comprised
associates
Co.;
no
allotment
was.
made
on
over-sub¬
Balti¬
were
the list of purchasers of the new bonds.
carried out through White, Weld & Co. and
■
Jan.
1 1942.
The proceeds will be used to provide funds for
the payment of $4,000,000 1st
mtge. 5% bonds in the hands
of the public which were paid at
was
no
maturity July 1 1935.
publip offering made of these notes.
There
INDUSTRIAL AND MISCELLANEOUS FINANCING
$55,000,000 Bethlehem
Steel Corp.—Kuhn, Loeb & Co., Edward B,
Smith & Co.; Brown Harriman & Co.,
Inc.; The First Boston
Corp.; J. & W. Seligman & Co. and G. M.-P. Murphy & Co.
on July 2 1935 offered at
9834 and interest, 25-year consol.
mtge. s. f. 434% bonds, series D, due July 1 1960.
48,000,000 Armour
& Co. of Del.—The First Boston Corp.; Brown
Harriman & Co., Inc.; Edward B. Smith & Co.;
Blyth & Co.,
Inc.; Lee, Higginson Corp. and associates on July 9 offered
at 9834% and accrued
int., $48,000,000 1st mtge. 20-year
4% sinking fund bonds, series B, due Aug. 1 1955.
32,000,000 Pure Oil Co.—An issue of $32,000,000 15-year 434% sinking
fund notes, due July 1 1950
(carrying non-detachable common
stock
purchase warrants),
Edward B. Smith & Co.;
Stuart
Kidder,
notes
and accrued int. to
&
4,000,000 Keystone Telephone Co. of Phila.—The company has
issued $4,000,000 of
promissory notes, dated July 1 1935, due
FINANCING
offered at
Glore
$7,326,000 30-year, series M, 334% 1st ref, mtge. sinking
fund bonds, according to an announcement
by Aldred & Co.,
New York, fiscal agent.
A group of seven institutional in¬
Negotiations
RAILROAD
Field,
more—The company has arranged for the sale at par, subject
the approval of the P. S. Commission of
Maryland, of
75.106.000
$651,000 Kentucky & Indiana Terminal RR.—Granbery, Safford &
Co. of New York and Whiting, Weeks &
Knowles, Inc., of Boston,
have sold an issue of $651,000 1st
mtge. 4*4% bonds, due Jan.
Inc.;
to
75,079,000
75,129,000
DIVIDENDS IN JULY
Co.,
the offering.
completed
scriptions.
75,185,000
financing in the domestic market for the month of
July exceeded the total of any month in a period of over
four years with public utility issues contributing more than
half the month's total.
The bulk of new offerings put out
during July were mostly of a refunding nature, the largest
of which was the $70,000,000 issue of the
Duquesne Light
Co. made up of 1st mtge. 3^% bonds offered at 101^ and
int., due in 1965.
This was followed by the $53,000,000
offering of the Edison Electric Illuminating Co. of Boston
1st mtge. 3^% s. f. bonds, series
A, priced at 103.79%
and accrued int., to yield
3.30% and due in 1965. One other
emission of size was the
$55,000,000 offering of the Bethle¬
hem Steel Corp. consisting of
25-yr. consol. mtge. s. f.
4M% bonds, series D at 98^ and int.
The bonds become
due in 1960.
Below we give the larger
.offerings for July:
&
7,326,000 Consolidated Gas, Electric Light & Power Co. of
$75,150,000
New
Harriman
15,000,000 Southern California Gas Co.—Public offering was made
July 29 of $15,000,000 1st mtge. & ref. bonds, 4% series, due
1965, at 10134 and int. by an underwriting group headed
by
Blyth & Co., Inc.; Dean Witter & Co.; Brown Harriman &
Co., Inc.; Stone & Webster and Blodget, Inc.; The First
./
Boston Corp.: Edward B. Smith & Co.; Hayden, Stone &
Co., and E. H, Rollins & Sons, Inc.
9,765,000 Central Hudson Gas & Electric
Corp.—The corporation,
which
serves
Poughkeepsie, Beacon, Newburgh, Kingston
and numerous other communities in N. Y.
State, entered the
market July 1 with an issue of $9,765,000 1st & ref.
mtge.
bonds, 334% series due 1965.
This is believed to be the
r-.:.lowest coupon rate on any large refunding issue offered under
the Securities Act.
The offering group conists of Edward B.
Smith & Co.; Kidder, Peabody &
Co.; Estabrook & Co.;
Lazard Freres & Co., Inc. of New York, and Stroud &
Co.,
Inc., of Philadelphia.
The bonds are priced at 100% and int.
8,500,000 Associated Telephone Co., Ltd.—A new issue of $8,500,000
1st mtge. 4% bonds, series B, was offered
July 23 by an under¬
writing group headed by Bonbright & Co., Inc., and including
Paine, Webber & Co.; Mitchum, Tully & Co., and Blyth &
Co., Inc.
The bonds were priced at 99 and int. and become
due July 1 1965.
Bonbright & Co., Inc., manager of the selling
group, reports that the offering to the selling group has been
-
NEW SECURITY ISSUES AND
bonds available for further
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc.; Lee Higginson Corp., and Edward
ii/Yf-B. Smith & Co. Edward B. Smith & Co. are managers of the
Eastern selling group and Halsey, Stuart &
Co., Inc. are
managers of the Western selling group organized in connection
0.107%/
99.975
\
no
Field, Glore &
Co.; William R. Staats Co.; Kidder, Peabody & Co.; White,
& Co.; Coffin & Burr, Inc.; Pacific Co. of California
and Stone & Webster and Blodget, Inc.
16,000,000 Public Service Co. of Northern Illinois—Public offering
of $16,000,000 1st lien & ref.
mtge. 434% bonds, series I,
was made July 23 at
100% and int., due July 1 1960.
The
offering group appear on the prospectus alphabetically, as
Issue of
$50,007,000
50,000.GOO
50,045,000
are
Weld
'
223,998.000
v
Associated with the First Boston Corp. in the
underwriting
and the offering are: E. H. Rollins & Sons,
Inc.; Blyth & Co.,
Inc.; Brown Harriman & Co., Inc.; Lazard Freres & Co., Inc.;
Edward B. Smith & Co.; Dean Witter &
Co.;
Subscrip¬
158,424,000
The two
10434, the
of the Securities Act.
dis¬
$88,147,000
at
together with the $73,000,000 of new bonds
offered by the company earlier in the
year, makes a total of
$108,000,000 of refunding undertaken by the corporation during
the current year and represents the
largest amount of new
securities registered by any one
company under the provisions
■
$50,000,000
50,000,000
50,000,000
50.000,000
50,000,000
50,000,000
50,000,000
interest.
This financing,
from
tions '
Offering
133 days
273 days
on a
bearing 434%
allotment to dealers.
low.
sales of
Treasury bills sold
given in the following tables:
are
Bills
a
1970,
35,000,000 Southern California Edison Co., Ltd.—Public offering o'
a new issue of $35,060,000
refunding mortgage gold bondsseries B, 3?i%, due 1960 was made
July 1 by a syndicate
headed by the First Boston Corp.
The bonds were priced at
9834 and accrued int.
It was announced on the same day that
the offering to the selling syndicate had been
successfully
The yield, on the average, was 2.771%
to the earliest call date and 2.787% to maturity.
During July a net decline of $25,000,000 took place in the
amount of discount bills outstanding.
The first two weekly
maturities of $75,000,000 of 182-day bills were replaced
by
$50,000,000 of 133-day and $50,000,000 of 273-day bills,
but the next three $75,000,000 182-day maturities were
replaced by $50,000,000 of 273-day bills. It was indicated
at the Treasury on July 25 that until Aug. 21 the
weekly
bill issues would be kept down to $50,000,000, or about
$25,000,000 lens than weekly maturities.
After Aug. 31
every one of tlie weekly, bill issues outstanding will be about
$50,000,000 in amount.
The average yield on 273-day
bills dropped in July to a new low of 0.052%,
compared with
0.123% on the last June issue, and the rate on the 133-day
The
due in
present outstanding are being called
on Oct. 1 1935.
40,000,000 Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co.—As part of a refund¬
ing operation to redeem three issues of 5% bonds aggregating
$40,000,000, public offering was made July 15 of a new issue
of $40,000,000 gen.
mtge. bonds, 3 H%, series due 1965,
trhough a group headed by Dillon, Read & Co.. and including
The First Boston Corp.; Brown Harriman &
Co.v, Inc.; Spencer
Trask & Co.; Coffin & Burr, Inc.;
Blyth & Co., Inc.; Stone &
Webster and Blodget,
Inc.; Goldman, Sachs & Co., and
Hayden, Miller & Co.
The bonds were priced at
10234 and
int. from July 1 1935.
Aug. 5.
bills likewise sank to
at
redemption price,
Treasury bonds of 1955-60
Secretary Morgenthau announced on July 18 that
tenders had been received for $Pl0,9o8,000 face pmount of
the bonds and that $101,967,000 had been accepted.
The
bids ranged from 101 27-32 down to 101 19-32 and accrued
interest from March 15 to July 22 1935. The average
price
bid was 101 19-32, giving a yield of about 2.77% to the
earliest call date and about 2.78% to maturity.
A total
premium of $1,631,894 was paid.
Secretary Morgenthau announced on July 25 that another
$100,000,000 of this issue of 2%% bonds would be offered
on
July 29 to the highest bidders.
The Treasury made
known on Aug. 1 the fact that $320,981,000 of subscriptions
had been received for the bonds, of which $106,483,000 had
been accepted at an average price of 101 18-32.
The total
premium was $1,663,838.
Bids submitted ranged from
2J/8%
April.
101 24-32
,
.
.
tenders were received for $100,000,000 of
2V%% Treasury bonds on a bid basis. It was the third issue
of Treasury bonds to be offered to the highest bidders. The
bonds will mature on March 15 1960, but may be redeemed
at the option of the United States on or after March 15 1955.
July
The bonds
53,000,000 Edison Electric Illuminating Co. of Boston—Public offer¬
ing of $53,000,000 1st mtge. 334% sinking fund bonds, series
A, due 1965, was made July 10 at a price of 103.79% and
accrued int. to yield 3.30% by the banking
syndicate which
;
;
was awarded the issue at a competitive sale.
The group is
composed of The First Boston Corp.; Lee Higginson Corp.;
F. S. Moseley & Co.; Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Brown
Harriman
:•
& Co., Inc.; Burr, Gannett & Co.; White Weld &
Co.; Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Hornblower & Weeks; Stone & Webster
and Blodget, Inc.; Estabrook & Co.; R. L.
Day & Co.; Hayden,
Stone & Co.; Paine, Webber & Co.; Jackson &
Curtis; Tucker,
Anthony & Co.; Coffin & Burr, Inc.; Whiting, Weeks &
Knowles, Inc.; Arthur Perry & Co., Inc.; Spencer Trask &
Co., H. M. Byllesby & Co., Inc.; Blake Brothers & Co., and
Newton, Abbe & Co.
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disclosed that banks and other
was
UTILITY FINANCING
$70,000,000 Duquesne Light Co.—A
&
was publicly offered July
17 by
The First Boston Corp.; Halsey,
Co., Inc.; Lehman Brothers; Field, Glore & Co.;
Peabody & Co., and Central Republic Co.
The
were
issued at 100 and int.
250,OOOshs.Commercial Investment Trust Corp.—Dillon, Read & Co.;
:
;
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Lehman Brothers, and Lazard Freres & Co., Inc. offered at
$100 a share (plus divs. from July 1 to date of delivery) 250,-
000 shares of convertible preference stock
$4.25 series of 1935
(no
par
value).
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AUG., 1935]
$20,000,000 Wilson & Co., Inc.—Edward B. Smith Sc Co.; Field, Glore &
Co.; Speyer & Co.; The First Boston Corp.; Hallgarten & Co.:
Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Bancamerlca-BlaLr Corp.; Lazard
Freres & Co., Inc.; Hornblower & Weeks, and Lee, Higginson
Corp. on July 30 offered at 100 and int. $20,000,000 1st mtge.
20-year bonds, series A, 4%, due July 15 1955.
9,000,000 Armstrong Cork Co.—15-year 4% debentures at 110 and
int., due July 1 1950.
By Edward B. Smith & Co.; Kidder,
Peabody & Co., and Lazard Freres & Co., Inc.
4,300,000 American Toll Bridge Co.—1st mtge. 5Hs, due 1945 was
made on the Pacific Coast on July 30 and reported all sold by
the close of business.
Underwriters were Blyth & Co., Inc.;
Dean Witter & Co.; Mitchum, Tully & Co.; E. H. Rollins &
Sons, Inc.; Elworthy & Co. and William Cavalier & CoProceeds from the sale of the issue will be used to retire $3,149,000 1st mtge. 7s, and $1,031,500 2d mtge. 8s.
4,000,000 Brown Shoe Co., Inc.—15-year 3H% sinking fund deben¬
tures was offered publicly July 30 by Goldman, Sachs & Co.
\
and Lehman Bros, at par and int.
The issue was oversub1
scribed the day of offering.
The debentures become due Aug.
i
1950.
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Portland
2,200,000 Medusa
Cement
Co.-—Hayden,
Otis & Co.; Merrill, Hawley &
Miller
*
Maturity
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
*
Prices*
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
1
1
Oct,
98.10
100.00
1
Oct.
98.95
98.50
1
Plus accrued interest to date of
1
Prices*
Rate
Maturity
98.85
1936
1937
1938
1939
1940
Oct.
Coupon
Coupon
Bate
Baldwin Rubber Co.—Dividend of $1 a share on account of accumulations
on the no par cum. conv. $1,50 class A
preferred stock, payable Aug.
30 1935.
This will be the first dividend paid on the prefened stock since
Dec. 31 1931 when a regular quarterly of 37Hc. a share was disbursed.
Birtman Electric Co.*-rExtra dividend of 10c. a share in addition to the
regular quarterly dividend of like amount on the commozi stock, both
payable Aug. 1 1935.
(C.) Brewer & Co., Ltd.—Extra dividend of $1
stock, payable July 25 1935,
100%
100%
100%
1941
1942
1943
1944
1945
100%
100%
delivery.
60,000 shs.Froedtert Grain & Malting Co., Inc. (Wis.)—Hammons &
Co., Inc., New York, offered 60,000 shs. of cum. partic. and
conv. preferred stock (par $15) at $15.75 a share.
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3,500,000 Dallas, Texas, 3% bonds sold to a group headed by Brown
Harriman & Co., Inc., of New York at 98.859, a basis of about
3.076%.
Thev mature serially from 1936 to 1965, incl., and
were re-offered for general investment at prices to yield from
0.40% to 3.15%.
4
3,000,000 Oregon (State of) highway bonds, comprising $1,575,000
2H» due from 1950 to 1960, incl., $750,000 2Hs due from 1945
to 1949, and $675,000 1 %b maturing from 1940 to 1944, incl.,
purchased by Brown Harriman & Co., Inc., of New York
and associates at 96.159, a basis of about 2.63%.
The bankers
in re-offering the bonds priced the 1H» to yield from 1.75%
to 2.30%, according to maturity; the 2Hs from 2.35% to
2.55%. and the 2H» from 2.60% to 2.75%.
2,000,000 Texas (State of) relief bonds, including $1,450,500 2Hs
to $1 a
Wash., 4%
municipal light and power refunding
bonds maturing from
1 1932 when
1,181,000 Columbus, Ohio, 3% bonds, comprising various issues ma¬
turing serially from 1940 to 1958, incl., awarded to an account
headed by the Northern Trust Co. of Chicago at a price of
100.091, a basis of about 2.99 %.
Re-offered at prices to yield
Deere & Co.—Dividend on the
7% cum. pref.
a share to 35c. a
share, payable Sept. 3 1935.
Diamond Match Co.—Dividend of 50c.
Dictaphone Corp.—Dividend
price of 103.81,
a
basis of
Changes in dividend declarations in July are mostly of
a favorable nature.
The following table, divided into two
sections, namely, "Favorable Changes" and "Unfavorable
Changes," gives the more important of the changes:
the
a
share
stock increased from 20c.
on
on
the
no
par
stock increased
common
on
the
new
a share on the no par common
stock, payable Aug. 31 1935.
First Boston Corp.—Dividend of $1.20 a share on the capital stock,
payable July 25 1935.
An Liitial distribution of 50c. a share was made
on Jan. 21
1935.
Fitz Simmons & Connell Dredge & Dock Co.—Extra dividend of 12Hc.
a share in addition to the regular quarterly dividend of like amount on
the no par common stock, both payable Sept. 1 1935.
Fort Worth (Tex.) Stock Yards Co.—Extra dividend of 50c. a share in
addition to the regular quarterly dividend of 37Hc. a shale on the no
par common stock, both payable Aug. 1 1935.
A similar extra was paid
on
Nov. 1 1934.
General Metals
/
Corp., Ltd.—Initial dividend of 25c.
par common stock, payable July 20
share on the no
a
1935.
Goebel
Brewing Co.—Extra dividend of 5c. a share in addition to a
quarterly dividend of like amount on the common stock, par $1 both
payable Sept. 30 1935.
Greenfield Tap & Die Corp.—Dividend of 75c. a share on the $6 conv.
pref. stock, no par value, out of earnings of the second quarter of this
which
year,
50c.
share
a
approximately $1.19 a share. An initial dividend
on this issue on May 1 last.
were
was
of
paid
(C. M.) Hall Lamp Co.—Dividend of 10c. a share on the no par common
stock, payable July 15 1935.
This payment represents the first distri¬
bution made since Dec. 28 1934, when a similar dividend was paid.
Hawaiian Commercial
& Sugar Co., Ltd.—Extra dividend of 50c. a
share on the
capital stock, both payable Aug. 15 1935.
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting Co., Ltd.—Initial dividend of 50c. a
share on the capital stock, payable in Canadian funds, on Aug. 31 1935.
Inland Steel Co.—Extra dividend of 25c. a share in addition to- the regular
quarterly dividend of 50c. on the capital stock of no par value, both
payable Sept. 3 1935.
share in addition to the regular quarterly dividend of 75c. a
Insurance Co. of the State of Pennsylvania—Semi-annual dividend of
$4 a share was paid on the cpaital stock on July 11 1935.
This compares
with $3 a share paid on Jan. 16 1935.
Insuranchares
Certificates, Inc.—Dividend of 8c. a share on the com¬
1935.
This compares with 7c. paid on
mon stock, payable Sept. 20
.March 20 1935.
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Inter-City Baking Co., Lt<&—Dividend of $1
a share on the common stock
payable Aug. 1 1935. This will be the first disbursement on these shares
since the early part of 1932 when a semi-annual payment of $2 a share
was
made.
>.
:
International Bronze Products, Ltd.—Initial divide id of
on the common stock, no par value, payable July 15 1935.
Keystone Steel & Wire Co.—Div.
on
25c.
a
share
the no par common stock increased
1935.
from 50c. a share to $1 a share, payable Aug. 1
Leonard Custom Tailors Co.—Div. of 10c.
payable Aug.
stock,
issue
was a
1
1935.
dividend of 25c.
a
a
share
on
the no par common
The last previous disbursement on this
share
on
March 2 1931.
Lucky Tiger Combination Gold Mining Co.—The directors have de¬
clared an extra div. of 3c. a share in addition to the regular quarterly
div. of lixe amount on the capital stock, both payable July 20 1935.
McGraw Electric Co.—Div. on the common stock increased from 25c.
a share to 50c. a share, payable Aug. 1 1935.
Madison Square Garden Corp.—Div. of 15c. a share on the no par com¬
mon stock, payable Aug. 30 1935.
This will be the first payment on this
issue since July 16 1931, when a quarterly disbursement of 15c. a share
Maui
made.
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Agricultural
v ''".7..'.-V
Co., Ltd.—Extra dividend of 30c.
tion to the regular quarterly
both payable Oct. 1 1935.
a shaie in addi¬
dividend of 15c. a share on the common stock,
;
;
Melville Shoe Corp.—Dividend on the no par com non stock increased
fro n 50c. a share to 62Hc. a share, payable Aug. 1 1935.
Motor
Wheel
12Hc.
a
Corp.—Dividend on the common stock increased from
share to 15c. a share, payable Sept. 10 1935.
National Automotive Fibres, Inc.—Initial dividend of 25c. a share and
an extra div. of 12Hc. a share on the no par class A stock, both payable
Aug. 1 1935.
the common stock increased from
l2Mc.
share, payable Aug. 15 1935.
Alabama &
Vicksburg Ry.—Dividend of $3 a share on the capital stock,
payable Oct. 1 1935.
This compares with $2.75 a share paid on April 1
last, and $3 a share previously each six months.
Alaska Packers Association—Two dividends of $2 a share each on the
common
on
Eaton Manufacturing Co.—Extra dividend of 12He. a share in addition
to a regular quarterly dividend of 25c. on the common stock, no par,
both payable Aug. 15 1935.
FAVORABLE CHANGES
share to 25c. a
paid.
share
Previously semi-annual
from 50c. a share to 75c. a share, payable Sept. 3 1935.
Dominion Coal Co., Ltd.—Initial dividend of 75c. a share
6% cum. pref. stock, payable Aug. 10 1935.
Re-offered at prices to yield the investor from
on
was
a
the common stock pay¬
able Sept. 3 1935; the directors also declared a dividend of 25c. a share
the common, payable Dec. 2 1935.
3.50% to 4.50%, according to maturity.
Co.—Dividend
share
on
was
Wire
a
payments of $5 a share were made on the old $100 par stock from Aug.
1 1933 to and including Feb. 1 1935.
due in 1949.
a
regular quarterly dividend of $1.50
a
$10 par capital stock, payable Aug. 1 1935.
new
prices ranging from par for the 1943 bonds to 98.75 for those
Acme
Copper Corp.—Dividend on the capital stock increased
share, payable Aug. 1 1935.
In each of the five preceding quarters
a share were made.
City of New York Insurance Co.—Initial dividend of 50c.
1943 to 1949, incl., sold to the Banc-
america-Blair Corp. of New York and associates at 96.50, a
basis of about 4.40%.
Re-offered for general investment at
4.40%.
common
Chicago Wilmington & Franklin Coal Co.—Dividend of $1.50 a share
paid on account of accumulations on the 6% cum. pref stock on Aug. 1
1935.
This was the first distribution made on the preferred since Nov.
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the
disbursements of 50c.
,
about
on
Cerro de Pasco
.
ma¬
turing from 1936 to 1941, incl., and $549,500 2Hs due in 1942
and 1943, awarded to an account headed by R. w. Pressprich
& Co. of New York at 100.06 a basis of about 2.37%.
1,523,000 North Carolina (State of) 4, 4H* 4H and 4H% highway
bonds, due serially from 1937 to 1940, incl., sold privately
by the State Sinking Fund to the Chase National Bank of
New York and others.
Price paid not made public.
Public
re-offering by the bankers was made on a yield basis of from
1.20% to 2%.
of New York and associates at
share
Eddy Paper Co.—Initial dividend of 30c.
MUNICIPAL FINANCING
$38,000,000 New York, N. Y., corporate stock and serial bonds, of which
$18,700,000 3Hs and $6,300,000 3Hs mature in 1975; $8,000,000 4s due from 1937 to 1965, incl., and $5,000,000 4M»
mature serially from
1937 to 1955, incl., awarded to the
National City Bank of New York and associates at a price of
100.01, the net interest cost to the city being 3.477%.
Public
re-offering of the obligations by the bankers was made as fol¬
lows: $18,700,000 3>£% stock at a price of 96.50, to yield
about 3.41%, and $6,300,000 3H% stock at 102, yielding
about 3.65%; $8,000,000 4% serial bonds at prices to yield
from 1.50% to 3.65%, according to maturity, while the yield
on the $5,000,000 4Mb ranged from 1.50% to 3.60%.
7,000,000 South Dakota (State of) 4% rural credit refunding bonds,
due serially from 1943 to 1949, incl., awarded to a syndicate
headed by Edward B. Smith & Co. of New York at a price of
100.10, a basis of about 3.985%.
Publicly rq-offered at prices
to yield from 3.60% to 3.80%, according to maturity.
5,437,000 Boston, Mass., 2H % various issues of serial and sinking fund
bonds purchased by an account headed by Lehman Bros, of
New York at a price of 100.10, a basis of about 2.489%.
In
re-offering the bonds, the bankers priced the $4,937,000 noncallable serial bonds to yield from 0.50% to 2.70%, while a
$500,000 sinking fund issue due 1965 and callable beginning
Aug. 1 1955 was offered at a price of 95, to yield 2.745%.
The
serial maturities run from 1936 to 1955, inclusive.
1,500,000 Seattle,
a
Calaveras Cement Co.—Dividend of $1 a share on account of accumu¬
lations on the 7% cum. pref, stock payable Aug, 12 1935.
This will be
the first distribution made on this issue since Jan. 15 1934 when a
regular
quarterly of $1.75 a share was made.
Co.;
&
Co.; Mitchell, Herrick & Co.
Field, Richards & Shepard, Inc.; McDonald-Coolidge & Co.;
Ourtiss, House & Co., and Maynard H. Murch & Co. are
offering $2,200,000 1st mtge. & coll. trust conv. serial bonds.
The bonds (each maturity being in the principal amount of
$220,000) are offered to the public at the following prices:
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stock (one classified as "a dividend" and the other
as a
"special
National Gypsum Co.—Directors have declared both the cash and stock
dividends on the preferred stock which were recently approved by the
stocKholders to erase arrearages amounting to $21.50 on the majority
the existing stock, and to
Aug. 15 1935.
of
/
$16.25 on the smaller amount, payable
V.
,,
,
National Union Fire Insurance Co.—Extra div. of $1 a share in addition
to the regular quarterly dividend of 50c. a share on the capital stock,
both
payable Aug.
12 1935.
dividend"), both payable Aug. 10 1935.
Alexander & Baldwin, Ltd.—Extra dividend of $1 a share in addition
to the regular quarterly dividend of $1.50 a share on the common stock
both payable Sept. 14 1935.
Northwestern Public Service Co.—Dividend of $1.16 2-3 a share on the
7% cumul. pref. stock and a dividend of $1 a share on the 6% cumul.
pref. stock, both payable Sept. 2 1935.
This compares with payments
of 87Hc. and 75c. a share, respectively, made on these issues in each of
Allied Mills, Inc.—Dividend of 25c. a share on the common stock payable
July 31 1935.
This represents the first payment made on this issue
since July 1 1930, when 15c. a share was distributed.
Ontario Steel Products Co., Ltd.—Dividend of $1 a share on account of
accumulations on the 7% cumul. pref. stock, payable Aug. 1 1935.
Stores Corp.—Initial dividend of $1.25
preferred stock, payable Oct. 1 1935.
Allied
a
share
on
the 5%
cum
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co.—Initial dividend Of 87 He. a share on
the 7% cu:n. pref. stock, payable Aug. 1 1935.
Initial dividends of
12Hc. a share on the class A common and 10c. a share on the class B com¬
mon stocks were also declared, payable Sept. 3 and Sept. 4 1935
respectively.. /
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the
preceding quarters.
This represents the first payment made on this issue since Aug.
when a regular quarterly dividend of $1.75 a share was paid.
15 1932
Pacific American Fisheries, inc.—Initial quarterly dividend of $1.25 a
share on the 5% cumul. preferred stock, payable Aug. 1 1935.
Parker Rust-Proof Co.—^tock dividend of 10% in addition to the regular
quarterly cash dividend of 75c. a share on the no par common stock, both
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,
.
Apollo Steel Co.—Dividend of 12Hc, a share was paid on the common
stock on July 1 1935, the first distribution to be made since April 11931
when 15c.
a
share was disbursed.
**
Argonaut Mining Co.—Dividend of 25c. a share on the
payable July 251935. A dividend of 50c. a share was paid
Aug. 23 1934, but none since.
common stock
on this issue on
payable Aug. 20 1935.
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.—Special dividend of $1 a share on the $25
par, common stock, payable Aug. 15 1935.
dend of 50c. a share was paid on July 1 last.
The regular quarterly divi-
Pressed Metals of America, Inc.—Dividend of l2Hc. a share on the
common stock, no par value, payable Oct. 1 1935.
A cash dividend of
6He. was paid on Jan. 2 1932.
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MONTHLY REVIEW
Pyrene Manufacturing: Co.—Special dividend of 20c. a share on the
common stock, payable Aug. 15 1935.
This represents the first dividend
to be paid on the common stock, since Aug. 1 1931, when 10c. was
distributed.
St. Paul Fire & Marine Insurance Co.—Extra dividend of $1.50
in addition to the
the
stock
common
regular quarterly dividend of like amount
on July 17 1935.
San Carlos Milling Co.,
to the
was
a share
paid on
Ltd.—Extra dividend of 50c. a share in addition
20c. a share on the common stock,
regular monthly dividend of
both payable Aug. 15
1935.
Scranton Lace Co.—The company paid a dividend of $29.75 a share on
account of accumulations on the 7% cumul. pref. stock on June 29, thus
paying up all back dividends on this issue.
A dividend of $1 a share on
the no par common stock was also paid on July 1 1935.
This was the
on the common stock since Aug. 1 1930, when a regu¬
lar quarterly of $1 a share was made.
Sherwin-Williams Co.—Dividend on the common stock increased from
75c. a share to $1 a share, payable Aug. 15 1935.
first disbursement
Sparta Foundry Co.—Special dividend of 50c. a share on the common
stock, payable Aug. 1 1935.
An extra dividend of 25c. in addition to
the regular quarterly dividend of like amount was paid on June 29 last.
Standard-Coosa-Thatcher Co.—Dividend of 12 He. a share
mon
on the com¬
stock, payable Aug. 10 1935.
This marks the resumption of divi¬
on the common stock as no disbursements were made since Oct. 1
dends
1934, when
regular quarterly dividend of 12Hc. was paid.
a
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Sterling Brewers, Inc.—Special dividend of 7Hc. a share on the common
stock, par $1, payable July 20 1935.
on the no par common stock increased
from 40c. a share to 50c. a share and was payable June 30 1935.
Taylor-Colquitt Co.—Dividend
Transamerica Corp.—Semi-annual dividend on
increased from
12He.
share to 15c.
a
a
the no par capital stock
share, payable July 31 1935.
United Endowment Foundation, Inc.—Semi-annual distribution on the
Foundation
Trust Shares,
series A, of 8c. a share paid July 15 1935.
7c. a share made on Jan. 15 1935.
This compares with a distribution of
United Engineering &
new
on tne
The common stock was
payable Aug. 9 1935.
On May 10, last, the company paid a dividend
share on the old common stock.
stock,
common
recently split two for
of
37He.
Foundry Co.—Dividend of 25c. a share
a
one.
United National Corp.—Dividend resumed on the non-cumulative partici¬
pating pref. stock by the payment of 10c. a share on July 15 1935.
This
was thefirst distribution made on this issue since Dec. 1 1930 when 40c. a
share was paid.
Vicksburg Shreveport & Pacific Ry.—Semi-annual dividend of $2.50
share
on
the
$2 paid
on
April 1 last.
a
common
This compares with
stock, payable Oct. 1 1935.
Walgreen Co.—Dividend
share to 35c,
a
a
on the no par common stock increased from 30c.
share, payable Aug. 1 1935.
Westinghouse Electric & Mfg. Co.—Dividend of 50c.
a
share
on
the
stock, payable Aug. 30 1935.
This action marks the resumption
on the common stock, the last previous dividend was paid
April 30 1932 at the rate of 25c. a share.
common
of dividends
on
Wilcox-Rich
from 20c.
Winn
&
a
Corp.—Dividend on the class B common stock increased
share to 30c. a share, payable Aug. 15 1935.
Lovett
Grocery Co.—Special dividend of 50c.
class B stock, no par value, payable July 15 1935.
like amount
was
paid
on
a
share on the
An initial dividend of
Dec. 29 1934.
UNFAVORABLE
CHANGES
Ajax Oil & Gas Co., Ltd.—Directors have decided not to pay the dividend
ordinarily due at this time on the $1 par common stock.
Quarterly divi¬
dends of 2 cents a share were paid from April 15 1933 to and incl. April 15
1935.
American Water Works & Electric Co.—Directors omitted the dividend
on
the
no par common
share
a
was
stock, usually due at this time.
distributed
on
A dividend of 20c.
May 15 last.
Brockton Gas Light Co.—Dividend on the common stock reduced from
25c. a share to 10c. a share, payable July 15 1935.
.
Calhoun Mills, Calhoun Falls, S. C.—Directors have decided to omit
the dividend ordinarily due at this time on the common stock.
Dividends
of $1 a share were paid each quarter from Jan. 2 1934 to and including
April 1 1935.
Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR.—Directors took
payment of a dividend
a
share
was
paid
on
no
on the capital stock at this time.
Dec. 26 1934.
action on the
Previously $1
City Investing Co.—Dividend on the common stock, par $100, decreased
from $1 a share to 50c. a share payable July 20 1935.
Electric Power Associates, Inc.—Directors decided to omit the dividends
ordinarily payable Aug. 1 on the common and class A stocks, both of
no par value.
The last payments on these issues were made on May 1
last, and amounted to 8c. a share.
(John J.)
Felin & Co.—Semi-annual dividend on the common
reduced from $3 a share to $2 a share, payable July 15 1935.
stock
Fourth National Investors Corp.—Dividend on the common stock re¬
duced from 60c. a share to 50c. a share, payable Aug. 1 1935.
(Wm.) Freihoier Baking Co.—Dividend of $1
preferred stock on July 1 1935.
share previously distributed.
cum.
Hunts, Ltd.—Directors have decided
a
This is
to
share was paid on the 7%
a reduction from $1.75 a
omit the dividends ordinarily
due at this time on the no par class A and B common stocks.
Dividends
of 12 He. a share were paid on these issues each three months from April 1
1933 to and including April 1 1935.
Louisville & Nashville RR.—Semi-annual dividend on the common stock
reduced from $1.50 a share to $1 a share, payable Aug. 24 1935.
Merchants Refrigerating Co.—Dividend on the $7 cum. pref. stock
reduced from $1.75 a share to $1 a share, payable Aug. 1 1935.
O'Sullivan Rubber Co.—Dividend on the $1 par common reduced from
10c. a share to 2H cents a share, and was payable July 1 1935.
Penn Traffic Co.—Dividend on the common stock reduced from 7 He. a
share to 5c. a share payable Aug. 1 1935.
Woolson Spice Co.—Directors omitted the dividend due at this time on
the
no
share
par
on
common
this issue
COURSE
OF
on
stock,
The company had previously paid 25c. a
April 1 1935.
THE
STOCK MARKET DURING
JULY 1935
tration in the House on the
holding company bill on the
compiled by the New York "Times," prices rose 5.62 points
in July, following advar" i of 7.07 points in June, 2.02
points in May and 6.06 5 mints in April.
Tf
average
registered declines in the f • t three months of the
tf. The
net gain for the year, counting July's showing,,? as 15.04
points. So far as points go, the 25 industrials k -he index
contributed most to the gain in the average, they being up
9.29 points; but the rail stocks, while up only *1 «4 points,
showed a larger percentage gain.
The industry 1 stocks
reached their high for the year at the end of the monuh, while
that of the 25 rails was established on Jan. 7.
As regards volume, transactions in July totaled 29,427,720
shares, compared with 22,336,422 in June and 21,113,076 in
July 1934. It was the second most active month of the year
and since April 1934 as well.
Turnover in the first seven
months amounted to 154,276,102 shares, the lowest volume
for the corresponding period of any year since 1924. Activity
on the New York Stock Exchange exceeded 1,000,000 shares
on 15 trading days in July, with the peak volume coming on
the final day of the month.
The stock average closed
higher in every week of July.
The stock market drew its greatest encouragement to
advance from reports or several of the principal lines of
industry. After falling to 32% around the Fourth of July
holiday, steel production advanced steadily through the rest
of July to 46%, as against an average rate of output in
June of 40 % of capacity.
Electric power output kept up the
steady rise which characterized June, with production in the
week ended July 20 exceeding 1,800,000,000 kilowatt-hours—
the actual figure was 1,807,037,000—for the first time since
the week ended Feb. 1 1930.
Residential building also made
a favorable showing.
Total residential contracts in
the first six months were 58% more than in the corresponding
quite
1934 period, and the June volume was the largest since 1931.
While residential contracts in the first half of July showed
a recession, it was no more than a seasonal one,
and the
figure for July 1934 was greatly exceeded. A further favor¬
able influence affecting the level of stock prices was the
volume of new financing.
It appeared that the volume of
corporate security financing in July was at a new high level
since the forepart of 1931.
While corporations raised little
new money, refunding issues were moving very well.
The plain sign that Congress did not look with favor on the
President's tax proposals was heartening to the stock market.
Stocks of large corporations, which would be discrimiuated
against by the President's tax plan, were affected only
momentarily, if at all.
The rebuke administered to the
President by the House on the utility holding company bill
in a series of votes taken on July 1 and 2 relieved some of the
previous strain on the public utility stocks. Nor were they
depressed when the Administration began an investigation of
lobbying by public utility company executives against the
bill. Most interesting of all the news out of Washington, so
far as the stock market was concerned, was the growing
support for the move to adjourn the Congress.
As to the fluctuations in individual stocks, United States
Steel was at its lowest July 2 at 3334 and at its highest
July 31 at 43%, with the close the latter day at 43%.
Steel,
preferred, was at its lowest July 3 at 87% and at its highest
July 29 at 100%, with the close July 31 at 99%. American
Telephone & Telegraph rose from 124% July 1 to 132%
July 31, with the close July 31 at 130%.
American Can
moved up from 137% July 1 to 145 July 22, with the close
July 31 at 142%.
General Electric was at its lowest July 3
at 25% and at its highest July 29 at 29%, with the close
July 31 at 29%.
Allied Chemical & Dye moved up from
151 July 3 to 162 July 29, with the close July 31 at 458%.
Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing rose from 52%
July 1 to 65% July 31, with the close on the latter day at
65%.
Consohdated Gas of New York was at its lowest
July 22 at 24% and at its highest July 31 at 29%, with
the close on the latter day the same.
In the railroad list,
New York Central was at its lowest July 2 at 16% and at
its
Stock prices surged upwa»rd>in July for the fourth consecu¬
tive month, and trading volume was enlarged as the advance
proceeded.
The forward
movement of prices of issues on the
Exchange continued principally because of
distinctly favorable showing made by many lines of
business in a month ordinarily marked by a seasonally slow
rate of activity.
And the upturn in share prices was accom¬
plished in the fa.ee of more strenuous efforts on the part of
the Administration to enact punitive taxes on corporations
graded according to size and to jam through the House of
New York Stock
the
Representatives the so-called "death sentence" on un¬
public utility holding companies.
The sturdy way in which stock
prices held up and volume
of trading increased, in the face of the Administration's
legislative efforts, bore testimony to the fact that the stock
necessary
market and business communities noted a growing reluctance
on the part of both houses to
give rubber stamp approval to
Administrative measures.
Thus stock prices were left free
to give sensitive reflection to the mounting scale of operations
along a wide industrial front. The stock market was sent
on its way in July with a resounding defeat for the Adminis¬
very
day of the month. The advance which then got under
way was to raise prices, on the last day of the month, to a
further new high level, on the average, since November 1931.
As measured by the index of 50 rail and industrial issues
first
highest July 31 at 21%, with the close on the latter day
Delaware & Hudson rose from 29 July 3 to 36 July 31,
with the close on the latter day at 35%.
Union Pacific
moved up from 101 July 3 to 109 July 23, with the close
July 31 at 106%.
Southern Pacific was at its lowest July 8
at 17% and at its highest July 30 at 20%, with the close
on the latter day
at 19%.
Baltimore & Ohio rose from
10% July 3 to 13% July 31, with the close on the latter
day at 13%.
Chesapeake & Ohio moved up from 43 July 1
to 45% July 31, with tljS© close on the latter day at 45%,
Southern Ry. was at its highest July 1 at 10 and at its lowest
July 8 at 5%, with the close. July 31 at 7%.
For the month of July corporate bonds, in keeping with
stock prices, continued their gains of the previous month.
High grade industrial corporation issues advanced to the
highest levels attained in several years.
Public utility and
first grade railroad securities likewise made gains for the
month? whLe medium and lower-grade railroad bonds
suffered
substantial
losses.
Representative foreign
se¬
curities were lower for the month, due in part to heavy
liquidation of Italian bonds and uncertainty with regard to
at 21.
affairs abroad.
v
In the following table we show, as usual, the fluctuations
for the month in tlie different issues of United States obliga¬
tions, and
considerable number, likewise, of foreign bond
a
issues:
15
MONTHLY REVIEW
Aug., 1935]
provided by further deposits of funds by National banks
outstanding notes; $100,000,000 was obtained
through the sale of an additional issue of Treasury bonds;
was
to retire their
and
a
call
issued for the withdrawal of $353,000,000
was
,
from Government
Closing
Opening
.
^
.
• .
.
1935
6ll
jurist gpld 4s. 1948
Convertible
4$Js
69 %
110
104
52 %
1960
—
Brooklyn Unio$*Elevated 5s. 1950
Ches & Ohio& impt 4%s B '95
Chesapeake tfor-p 5s
....1947
Chic Milw St P & Pac 5s A..1975
Chic & N W 4%s series A..1949
C C C & St L 4Mb series E..1977
Erie ref & lmpt 5s of 1927—1967
69 M July
109% July
101% July
48% July
73
Bost & Maine fofSs ser AC..1967
109%
111%
103 M
12 %
:
9M
July
109
July
110% July
103% July
11% July
9% July
66% July
60% July
85
July
Great North gen4%s ser E..1977
88
111 Cent C St L & N O 5s A..1963
68
61
Internat Paper 5s ser A & B..
1947
Kan City Sou ref & lmpt 5s. 1950
Lehigh Valley (Pa) cons 4s..2003
Liggett & Myers Tobacco 7s. 1944
Mo-Kan-Tex cum adj 5s....1967
74 %
74% July
_
67 %
59% July
35% July
39
132%
July
132% July
12
July
107% July
.-1944
N Y C & St L 4 Ms series C—1978
N Y N H& H 1st ref 4Ms... 1967
N Y Ont & Western ref 4s—.1992
Northern Pacific 4S——1997
108%
106
104% July
Pennsylvania RR deb 4Ms..1970
96%
114M
114
N Y Central conv 6s
56 M
34%
47%
Pitts C C & St L 5s series A.. 1970
Rio Grande West 1st 4s.....1939
Southern Ry gen 4s series A. 1956
Union Pacific 1st & ref 4s
.2008
.
41%
107%
64%
96%
Warner Bros Pictures 6s....1939
Western Maryland 1st
/' Foreign Bonds—
Argentine (Govt) 6s
4s....1952
Highest
1935
July 31
75
July 26
9
111% July
1
104
July
76%
fJfwest
|
T^bJuly
trust 5s. 1944
Amer & ForetVr Ftmer 5s—2030
Atch Top & S» .if Fe gen 4s. 1995
Baltimore &
July 31
July 1
• •». : »
Allegheny Ccf
Price
Range for July 1935
Price
Railroad, and Industrial Bonds
53% July
29
July
43
July
96% July
July
79
July
28
July
106
July
64
July
95% July
77
74%
110
102%
56%
56% July 31
9
76%
77% July
110% July 10 109%
112
July 11 110%
105%
13%
July
14% July
27
11% July
71% July
68
July
89
July
68
July
78
July
6
10%
31
2
71%
67%
86%
1
66
9
75%
62%
37%
106
.
6
31
1
67% July
40
July 10
134% July 27
2
14% July
111
July 30
31
61
July
35
July
134
13%
110%
60%
33
2
48% July 30
8
106% July
97% July
31
115% July
48%
104%
97%
16
82% July 26
1
42% July
3
107% July
80
July 31
98
July 19
37%
106%
80
97%
.
External
97
93%
102%
96
Austria (Govt) 7s..1957
Belgium (Kingdom) 6Ms.-.1949
Brisbane (City) 5s
1957
Canada (Dominion) 5s......1952
French Republic ext 7 Ms
1941
106%
113%
.1949
External 7s of 1924.
German (Republic) 7s.—.-.1949
German Govt Internat 5MS.1965
97%
94%
103%
95
July
105% July
94
July
113% July
172
July
174
July
32
July
22% July
100% July
109%
73%
1941
1952
Rome (City) ext 6 Ms
98% July
95% July
103% July
93
25%
100%
New South Wales (State) 5s. 1957
Queensland (State) ext 7s
July
102% July
96% July
A... 1957
.....1962
...1955
ser
5%s.
Australia 5s of 1925
108
July
July
51
96
97
July
July
96% July
109
106
114
96%
113%
July
176% July
172
180
174
July
32
37% July
25% July
101% July
110% July
73% July
22%
101%
110%
61%
Last
Range During July 1935
First
Sale
Sale.
Government Bonds
Lowest
July 1
July 31
Highest
depositaries. By the end of July approxi¬
mately $580,000,000 of the Consols had been redeemed.
Meanwhile, however, the accumulation of funds by the
Treasury in anticipation of their redemption caused a tem¬
porary reduction in member bank reserves, especially in
New York, but a subsequent heavy inflow of funds from other
districts together with the redemption of a substantial block
of Consols that had remained outstanding up to that time,
caused another increase in the New York
excess reserves
CALL LOAN RATES ON THE NEW
101 .28 July
117 .7 July
locf.IS
106.17 July
106 ,28 July
111.30
1944-1954
3%s
1946-1956
3%s
1943-1947
3s
1951-1955
3s
1946-1948
3%s
...1940-1943
3%s........1941-1943
Treasury 4s
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
101.12 July
116.28 July
111.29 July
110.10 July
112 .8
101.25
.1933-1938
1947-1952
1943-1945
110.10
107.18
103.28
107.16 July
103.24 July
103.24
103.20 July
104 .3
108.17
108.13 July
108 .23 July
108.18
108.16 July
105.4
3%s——.1946-1949
3 Ms
1949-1952
3%s
,...—..1941
3%s—...... 1944-1946
Treasury 2 %$...—.1955-1960
Fed'l Farm Mtge 3%s. 1944-1964
104.31 July
104.22 July
108 .28 July
105 .11 July
104.29
July
101.20
101.17 July
103.22
101 .28 July
104 .5 July
102.4
102.9
102.8
1942-1947
101.3
Home Owners' Loan 3s ser A1952
102.2
2%s..........
105 .9
108 ,28 July
106 ,19 July
1942-1947
.
July
July
108.17 July
106.8
July
108.19
3s................1944-1949
—
104 .9
106.14
103.20 July
102.2
July
3s
July
110 .25 July
107 .29 July
100.17
2%s......—1939-1949
July
101.2
July
101.30 July
100.14 July
102 .20 July
102 .24 July
101 .20 July
102 .16 July
101 .6
July
117
Low
1935
Stock sales—No. of shares
Bond sales
,1934
29,427,720
8
(par value)—
'
21,113,076
$
■
1933
112.1
110.18
July
July
Renewal
%
%
107.26
104.3
July
1—
2_.__
3
July
%
%
%
Holiday
%
%
4—_
103.28
July
5....
108.20
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
6
7....
8
9
10
11—
12—
13—
14—
108.20
105.2
105.1
108.24
106.13
101.21
104.2
102.16
102.22
101.19
July 15—
July 16—
102.11
101.2
%
%
1932
120,271,243
8
Saturday
Sunday
ll%li/
II'
%
%
%
%
%
%
% -V%
%
1
%
Saturday
Sunday
lift
%
%
384,014,300
243,637,550
July
1—
2—
176,775,312
Ju-y
July
July
Juy
5—
July
July
6...
July
July
8...
July 31—
234,390,398
461,130,372
....
State, munic. & foreign
United States Govt....
8
'
s
8
1,238,224,000 1,528,217,000 1,346,870,900
396,994,000
228,268,000
468,128,500
444,135,000
397,702,700
281,152,400
'
763,249,300
379,682,100
379,494,450
Total bond sales.... 1,910,627,000 2,322,913,700 2,096,151,800 1,522,425,850
Month of
1935
July
Bond sales
4,960,878
$
(par value)—
1934
4,145,740
'
$
1933
1932
21,102,896
.
2,345,178
8
8
99,584,000
1,084,000
1,206,000
70,184,000
2,232,000
1.478,000
109,412,000
6,149,000
3,205,000
63,927,000
.3,590,000
4,792,000
101,874,000
73,894,000
118,766,000
72,309,000
Domestic-....--.-...
Foreign Government
..
Foreign corporate.
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
Juiy
12...
13...
14...
15—
16—
17—
18—
19—
20...
21
22...
23—
24
Foreign corporate.....
707,169,000
9,926,000
7,416,000
640,340,000
23,496,000
18,652,000
572,380,000
27,366,000
25,983,000
383,571,000
15,464,000
21,223,000
Total bond sales
724,511,000
682,488,000
625,729,000
420,258,000
July 31—
29,935,783
$
Bond sales (par value)—
Domestic..
Foreign
....
Government..
...
42,508,381
8
%
%
%
%
%
%
%
%
%
%
■■
90 Days
4 Months
5 Months
£
%
K
%
%
%
%
%
%
%
%
%
%
%
%
%
%
%
%
%
%
%
%
£
»
|
1
A
%
h
¥■
%
%
%
%
70,558,043
23,925,322
$
.
8
THE MONEYMARKET DURING JULY 193$
25—
26—
27—
28—
29—
July 30—
6 Months
Holl day
Satur day
Sun day
7...
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
Jan. 1 to July 31—
Stock sales—No. of shares
%
%
%
%
%
Saturday
Sunday
%
%
%
%
•
3
9...
July 10...
July
Total bond sales.
23—
24
%
%
%
4—
July 11—
VOLUME OF BUSINESS ON THE CURB EXCHANGE
Stock sales—No. of shares
%
%
%
%
%
22
60 Days
30 Days
'
"
1
25....
26
27
28—
29
30
31—
%v
Sunday
Rates on Mixed Collateral
263,752,000
•
%
8
235,675,000
154,276,102
%
%
1 ^
23.057,334
.
Total bond sales......
Bond sales (par value)—
Railroad & miscell
Renewal
H
%
%
Saturday
■
United States Govt...
Jan. 1 to
High
%
%
DAILY RECORD OF TIME LOAN RATES
123,803,000
73,886,600
45,947,950
Stock sales—No. of shares
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
H
%
17—
18—
19—
20—
21
on security collateral remained nominally
previous low level of M% for all maturities, with the
demand, as heretofore, restricted to the renewal of existing
loans.
v..v|
• II'
\,v-
283,435,000
79,674,000
20,905,300
State, munic. & foreign.
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
at the
159,245,000
35,223,000
69,284,000
miscell
Low
Time loan rates
178.323,000
? 33,881,000
23,471,000
Railroad &
*
High
106.21
VOLUME OF BUSINESS ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE
Month of July
P""
101.15
1
19
28
18
12
22
19
19
18
19
19
20
19
19
8
18
18
19
19
18
18
a
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Fourth Liberty Loan—
4%s
Treasury 4%s.
Treasury 3%s.
to
high record of about $1,000,000,000, while total excess
reserves were placed at about $2,510,000,000 July 31.
Gold
imports during July were confined to $7,300,000, largely
from Canada and, altogether, the monetary gold stock
increased only about $25,000,000 as compared with the June
increase of $255,000,000.
The United States Treasury on
July 8 offered $500,000,000 of \%% notes, maturing in
December 1939, at par.
A week later another issue of
$100,000,000 of 2%% long-term bonds was offered, and the
average price on the accepted bids was 10119-32.
On July 29
a further issue to the highest bidder of $100,000,000 of
2%%
long-term bonds was made. Treasury bill financing during
July resulted in a net reduction of $25,000,000 in the amount
of bills outstanding.
The average rate on 273-day bills
touched a new low of 0.052% as compared with 0.123% on
the last June issue.
Discount holdings of the 12 Reserve
banks further declined from $7,137,000 June 26 to $6,570,000
July 31, while bills bought in the open market remained
practically stationary at $4,687,000 July 31 against $4,690,000 June 26, and industrial advances continued their
slow advance from $27,518,000 June 26 to $28,354,000
July 31. Money rates showed virtually no change during
July, except for further slight declines in the average rate
charged by the large New York banks on commercial
loans and in yields on short-term Government securities.
On the Stock Exchange the official rate for call loans con¬
tinued unchanged at %%, and no increase in the demand
for funds was noted, despite the broadening activity in
stock trading.
The call for bankers' acceptances and other
prime short-term obligations again far exceeded the scant
available supply.
new
Wr
fi
£
!
%
%
Satur day
Sun day
%
%
%
%
%
%
%
,
£
%
£
.£•
£
I
%
%
¥■
H
%
§
Satur day
Sun day
!
%
%
%
%
%
V/:
a
,
f
%
K
fi
it
Satur day
Sun day
H
i
Commercial
a
%
paper
H
t*
%
continued dull
%
1
£
£
%
%
%
£
£
as
%
i
%
%
%
%
the amount of
ne"v
acquired by dealers again was far below the quantity
required to care for the continued active bank investmen
paper
While excess bank reserves, largely owing to a
in
falling off
gold importations showed
no further expansion, there
indications of any change in the extreme money ease
prevailing heretofore. Huge Treasury transactions were the
feature of the money market during the past month, the
were no
largest operation being the retirement of approximately
$600,000,000 of U. S. Consols which had been called for
redemption on July 1. About $200,000,000 of that amount
demand.
The prevailing rate for prime
names held at I %
Federal Reserve Bank of New Yorl
announced that returns received by the bank from commercia
Under date of July 17 the
paper dealers showed a total of $159,300,000 of open-marke
commercial paper outstanding on June 30 1935, which com
pared with a total of $173,000,000 at the end of May 193i
and with $151,300,000 June 30 1934.
16
MONTHLY
RATES FOR
REVIEW
MONEY AT NEW YORK
RESERVE BANK RETURNS FOR JULY—BROKERS'
FEDERAL
LOANS IN NEW
Week Ended—
July
Federal Reserve
For the
6 July 13 July 2D July 27 AUQ. 3
YORK
CITY
System, July
was
month in
a
things recurred which had been acutely familiar in
earlier months. The main development was a further rise in
which
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on
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remained unchanged and
the decline in the total volume of outstanding bills progressed
Rates for bankers' acceptances
the continued tendency on the part of
substitute commercial loans for acceptance lines.
further reflecting
banks to
The American Acceptance
usual survey
the
month
Council
on
July 25 published its
of the acceptance market and found that for
June the volume of bankers acceptances
ing to $343,285,933,
a
total volume of bills now amount¬
reduction from the total outstanding
In making public
the figures, Mr. Robert H. Bean, Executive Secretary of the
Council, pointed out that in normal times a reduction of
$31,000,000 at this time of the year would be considered the
at the
bank
mid-year in 1934 of $190,907,315.
natural result of the retirement of seasonal credits, but the
steady and very heavy decline in acceptance volume during
the past several months must be charged to other than
normal causes.
Another two months will show whether the
usual late Summer and Autumn demand for crop financing
is to be reflected as customary in the acceptance volume.
Present indications lead to the belief that the banks will defer
increasing their acceptance line until their over-supply of
reserves is employed.
Any sharp upturn in business demands
for bank credit such as is predicted in some quarters for not
early in the Fall, would cause accepting banks to
again place certain credits in the acceptance department.
As in previous months almost all the reduction in the total
volume of bills has been reported by New York City banks
and bankers.
Out of a reduction of $168,000,000 the grand
later than
total, $141,000,000 was reported by the large banks in New
York.
Acceptances for the purpose of financing imports,
which have been increasing steadily since Jan. 31, went off
$4,642,750. Acceptances for the purpose of financing exports
declined $5,870,520 and bills based on goods stored in or
shipped between foreign countries were less $1,696,374, then
at the end of May.
Warehouse acceptance credits again led
in the volume of decline, bringing the total of such credits
down to $47,652,598, a reduction of $20,509,417, which
amount is compared with $131,515,087 on June 30 1934.
Acceptances created for the purpose of financing domestic
shipments, increased in yolume $1,313,331, and dollar
exchange
acceptances
remained practically unchanged.
Accepting banks held $154,298,245 of their own bills and
$162,840,173 of other banks' bills, a total of $317,138,418.
These holdings left $26,000,000 for the outside market, as
against $19,000,000 at the end of the previous month.
Rates for bankers' acceptances continued to be quoted at
3-16% bid and lA% asked for 30, 60 and 90-day bills, at
34% bid and 3-16% asked for 120-day bills and at %% bid
and 5-16% asked for 150 and 180 day bills.
The New York
Federal Reserve Bank in its "Monthly Review," discussed
conditions in the market for bankers' acceptances as follows:
extremely quiet conditions which have existed in the
some time continued during July.
Dealers'
portfolios remained of meagre proportions, and rates held
at the low levels previously current.
Accepting banks and
bankers continued to hold a very large part of all bills
outstanding."
"The
bill market for
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•
PRIME BANKERS*
ACCEPTANCES
estimate
as
July
180 Days
150 Days
120 Days
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Board
surplus
to the volume of
ever
member
On July 17 the
surplus
reserves
as
of
every
For the first two weeks the
figures stood at $2,340,000,000, but in the
reserve
week
the
jf
Whether the July 31
month they
$170,000,000.
rose
total of $2,510,000,000
was
the highest
reached by excess reserves on a statement day there was
ever
no
excess
began to make public its official
Wednesday, statement day.
concluding
the highest level
to
Simultaneously,
increased to $2,510,000,000.
Reserve
of knowing, since the Board has not yet made public
way
back figures.
Unofficial estimates
were
that surplus
reserves
amounted to $2,525,000,000 on June 12.
The
July increase in actual
because of Treasury operations
$600,000,000 of 2% consols
balance to pay off
the
of
month
reserves came
about chiefly
incident to the redemption of
July 1.
on
In building
up
its
these bonds, the Treasury in the first week
deposited $100,000,000 of gold certificates
As
these balances
with
the
were
drawn down, the reserves of member banks were cor¬
Federal
Reserve.
respondingly increased.
The full amount of the
paid out by the Treasury did not
because of
reserves
circulation,
which
an
go
so
created
sums
thus
into member bank
increase of $21,000,000 in currency
used
corresponding
a
up
amount
of
reserves.
During the five-week period ended July 31, the Treasury
confined to the week erded July 3 all of its depositing of gold
certificates.
the
Federal
for in the
these
The net gain in the
Reserve
The
holdings took place.
stock during the
the
gold certificate holdings of
during this period
$97,625,000,
was
concluding weeks of the month slight declines in
gam
five-week period
in the monetary gold
was
$36,000,000.
certificates with the Federal Reserve, for all of
acquiring this gold.
the
But
Treasury did not reimburse itself, through deposit of
It
was
Treasury would make
National bank notes
at a minimum
were
came
its outlay in
intimated in Washington that
use
of its gold profit gradually as
in from circulation.
Gold imports
The inward movement of
during July.
gold from Europe, which began in May, came to an end.
In
the
last
week of
the
month,
developed considerable weakness
a
total of $29,000,000
of gold
shipment to New York.
until after Aug.
July
was
was ?
concerned.
however,
on
was
as
the guilder
the Cabinet difficulties,
bought in Amsterdam for
This metal did not begin to arrive
1.
colorless morth,
so
far as Federal Reserve credit
The item showed a decline of $7,000,000
during the period under review, principally because of a
Member banks
reduction in other Federal Reserve credit.
borrowings from the system by $567,000, and
system's holdings of bills bought in the open market
declined $3,000.
While total government security holdings
were $18,000 lower, government bonds held declined $24,653,000, Treasury notes increased $59,480,000 and cer¬
tificates and bills decreased $34,845,000.
Federal Reserve
notes in use had an increase of no less than $63,724,000,
cut down their
the
compared with a gain of only $21,000,000 in the volume of
money in circulation.
The role which Reserve notes play in
circulating currency has been becoming more important in
recent months as National bank notes have been retired.
The Federal Reserve's loans to industry increased $836,000
in the five-week
Call Loam
balances
reserve
reserves
Federal
of
declined $31,469,314, the
bank
member
reached, $5,099,616,000.
period, bringing the total as of July 31 up to
$28,354,000.
Commitments to make industrial advances
increased $2,443,000 and stood at $23,022,000 at the end
of July.
In the field of member bank credit, New York reporting
banks' loans and investments decreased $152,000,000 in the
five weeks.
Security loans accounted for $65,000,000 of this
decline, while government securities held decreased $150,000,000, owing to the surrender of Consols for redemption.
Government guaranteed securities held by the New York
banks were up $26,000,000, their demand deposits were
higher by $123,000,000 and their reserves increased $237,000,000.
In the four weeks ended July 24, all weekly re¬
porting banks had a gain of $55,000,000 in loans and in¬
vestments, with security loans down $64,000,000, govern¬
ment securities up $100,000,000 and government guaranteed
issues up $46,000,000. Demand deposits of these banks rose
$131,600,000. As for brokers' loans, the New York banks
reported a decline of $51,000,000 in their loans to brokers
and dealers in New York and a $3,000,000 decline in their
advances to brokers and dealers outside New York, or a
total
of
$54,000,000.
non-brokers de¬
by the New
$39,654,550,
July 31 at $768,934,748 as agains^
Secured loans to
creased $11,000,000.
Street loans, as compiled
York Stock Exchange, showed a decrease of
the
total
standing
on
MONTHLY REVIEW
Aug., 1935]
$808,589,298
June 30 1935 and $923,055,826
on
1934.
July 31
on
17
Midland Bank
of London, in its monthly review, reported
security issues of £20,610,166 in June, then the highest
for 1935.
In July new capital issues totaled
£54,000,000, the
highest in 15 years.
London bankers' loan statistics pub¬
new
•
COURSE OF STERLING EXCHANGE IN JULY
exchange was firm and exceptionally steady
July.
Quotations for the pound might have
ruled much higher in terms of the dollar and all other cur¬
rencies but for the active intervention of the British ex¬
lished
toward
above
1934.
occasions when various gold
weaken. All seasonal factors favored
the pound, and throughout the month there was a steady
flow of uneasy money from many centers to London, moti¬
vated by the search for safety.
Several events threatened disturbance in the foreign ex¬
ment
Sterling
throughout
change control
bloc units appeared to
change market, which the Equalization Fund was thought
to have been more than ordinarily active in counteracting.
Foremost among the disturbing factors was the sharp slump
in the silver market due to bear selling and liquidation by
This
Far Eastern holders of silver in the London market.
feature of silver activity was more or less characteristic of
the London market from around the end of May until about
July 10.
Toward the end of the month the Italian Govern¬
ment, by decree, abolished the Bank of Italy's requirement
of a gold coverage of 40% against notes.
During the last
half
of the month
a
Cabinet
crisis
arose
in
Holland
over
questions of monetary and financial policies which caused
great disturbance to guilders and the gold bloc currencies,
the
of
the
month
time
were
£40,000,000
the
London authorities
asserted that the peak of domestic activity was not then in
sight.
The flow of funds to London for safety and invest¬
numerous
on
middle
the
At
continued
seem,
were
same
unabated.
In no other
funds
nervous
currency,
it would
Chancellor
so
Exchequer Chamberlain, in
secure.
an
address before Parliament,
stated that he had almost realized his ambition
the burdens imposed during the crisis of 1931.
of
to
the
remove
During 1934
he had been able to give
stimulating relief upon the standard
rate of the income tax and asserted that
2,250,000 people
would
benefit from restored allowance and
the restoration of
1,200,000 from
salary cuts.. Mr. Chamberlain's remarks
made on the occasion of the third
reading in the House
Commons of the Government's finance bill, which
imple¬
ments the budget presented in
April.
;
;
were
of
The
increasing difficulty experienced by France and' the
remaining on gold and the bloc's
loss of $1,000,000,000 in gold within three months was re¬
corded by the Federal Reserve Board in its
"Monthly Bul¬
letin," issued on July 26. The Board's statement intimated
other gold bloc countries in
that "trends"
ure"
on
were putting recurrent and
increasing "press¬
France and making her adherence to the gold stand¬
that support had to be extended to steady exchange by
the British and the United States exchange controls.
ard progressively more difficult.
The French and other
gold which reached the United States during the period of
Despite these events, however, the British Chancellor of the
crisis went directly toward
increasing excess bank reserves
in this country to another all-time
so
both
Exchequer
for
pointed out toward the end of the month that
period of 10 weeks the pound had not varied as much
as 1% in terms of gold.
An exceptional rise in sterling with reference to the dollar'
a
occurred
on July 9, when sterling went as
high as $4.98%, a
high for the year. This rise was due to unusually heavy
new
purchases of silver for United States Treasury account
in
the London market.
On Saturday, July 6, only heavy buying
of silver in London for United States Government account
peak of $2,400,000,000 at
Net gold im¬
ports, four-fifths from France, amounted to $260,000,000
during June, causing an increase of $150,000,000 in excess
the end of June, the Reserve bank reported.
reserves.
In the five weeks ended June 26 the Reserve
Board bulletin stated that deposits of foreign banks in New
York
showed
an
increase
of approximately
$50,000,000.
This increase
pean
prevented
an unparalleled break in the price of the metal.
"fixing" price was not determined until after an un¬
The
was interpreted as reflecting the flight of Euro¬
currencies into the dollar during the period.
The excessive disturbance in the gold bloc currencies since
March
precedented delay of nearly three hours, when on bidding
by agents of the United States Treasury the price was finally
set at 30 11/16 pence an ounce for cash and at 30 5/16 pence
rumors
for
that
two-months'
forward delivery, declines of 5/16 and %
respectively, from the previous close.
Far
Eastern selling was resumed on Monday, although the
price
advanced a full penny without any visible sign of United
States activity in the market.
On Tuesday, July 9, how¬
ever, Far Eastern liquidation was again apparent, and for
nearly an hour beyond the usual "fixing time" the market
pence an
ounce,
deadlocked.
was
the
price,
available
Brokers who
were
apprehensive because
in
the market,
of
responsible for fixing
the
known
quantities
delayed action and made frantic
pleas for support to the British banks and those known to
be acting for the United States Treasury.
The United
States agents answered the appeals with
bids, thus allowing
the
fixing
of
the
quotation.
silver coincided with
It
year.
30^4
The forward price of spot
price for the first time in a
London
in New York of
high for the
This,
The
annual
report
of
v. >
the
of
the
United
fluctuations
•
in
a
States
Reserve Board, pub¬
large extent the active
Treasury
through the Reserve
Department,
banks, with European banking authori¬
ties to promote steadiness in the
foreign exchange market
The report revealed that the Federal Reserve
Bank of New
York, in association with the other Federal Reserve
banks
made an arrangement on Nov. 28 1934 with
the Bank for
International Settlements at Basle, under
which the New
York bank would consider the extension of
advances
quire such aid.
made
to
of
the
this
extended
The Board's report said that
credit
market
gold, to gold bloc countries
exchange emergencies should
that
in
1934.
assistance
to the Bank
However, it
in
this
no
use
seemed
maintained, and asserted that exchange movements re¬
cently were due to large-scale capital movements which had
occurred in accordance with
All
British
trade
and
This
re¬
was
reports
pointed to the continued im¬
provement in the condition of industry and British
domestic
and foreign trade during July.
The index of the
"Financial
News" of London for 30 industrial
shares, based on Dip
average for 1928, as 100, was 105.06 on June
27
comnared
year
earlier
May 1932
is
indeed
so
serious
seems
great, the possible benefits are so contingent and
remote as to render the policy of early stabilization a reck¬
less gamble from the standpoint of our national interests."
;
to be the official British viewpoint.
the July issue of Lloyd's Bank's review, Professor
Charles Hist, the French economist long closely associated
with the Bank of France, urged early stabilization of cur¬
In
rencies
on
a
gold basis.
stabilization
cannot
Professor Rist attacked
be
introduced
until
the
idea
fluctuating
currencies have reached spontaneously their "normal level."
He said that this is one of the most erroneous ideas which it
is
possible to entertain, and pointed out that in the past
"expensive countries" and "cheap countries" have always
existed without preventing exchange rates from functioning
normally as between different countries.
In his opinion it
was unwise to defer currency stabilization until trade bar¬
riers are leveled, and he maintained that it is impossible
to reform the system of customs duties if currencies are
Toward the end of the month responsible opinion
pointed out that it was impossible for any
steps to be taken on currency matters until after the general
elections which, it seemed, could hardly occur before Febru¬
ary
The
or
March 1936.
London open
was
was
a
risk
so
in Great Britain
of
with 99.1 at the end of May, and with
86.8
and with the low record of 51.3 at the end
of
"The
Henderson maintained:
not stable.
France in June was
continued in
also given to the Bank of
The
Netherlands in the guilder crisis which
developed toward
the end of July.
Specific details of international bank
co¬
operation were not provided.
July, and that support
vagaries of foreign confidence.
Mr.
to
evident
respect which
Mr. Henderson acknowledged that stability
of
up
$50,000,000, secured by
Europe if international
more
of stabilization
he
that
■
Federal
lished early in July, disclosed to
co-operation
at
one
part of official
than ever apparent
cheap and abundant money without interruption over a
period of several years."
Had sterling been linked to gold
there would have been frequent changes in the bank rate,
operators that
undue
Despite
the
on
of
the silver market, but
greatly to the
satisfaction of London authorities the American transac¬
tions were conducted in such a way as to indicate to
silver
cause
stabilization
July.
of the recovery which has taken place in
Great
Britain," he said.
"It has enabled our authorities to main¬
tain, as they could hardly have done otherwise, conditions
lKicame less active in
to
was
during
dition
$4.98%
Following these events the United States
important factor tending
exchange.,.
• ■'
4r "
indifference
subject, it
the question
continued
change at appropriate ratios.
"The absence of a fixed
parity between sterling and gold has been an essential con¬
year.
least temporary, stabilizing of the silver market
removed
apparent
this
visory Council.
of course, effected through ster¬
Hence the quotation for sterling
for cable transfers, making a new
a market lower than 30 3/16@30
5/16 pence
would not be sanctioned by those
responsible for America's
purchase of silver in the international market.
on
for
con
of exchange was desirable, but he placed the continuance of
internal recovery far above the need for stability of ex¬
the silver purchases were,
ling bought with dollars.
and
largely responsible
opinions pro and
was receiving close con¬
by responsible banking authorities
in Great
Britain.
Lloyd's Bank, in its "Monthly Review" for both
June and July, gave its most important space to discussion
of the question.
In the June issue the matter was presented
by H. D. Henderson, member of the British Economic Ad¬
Spot silver was quoted at
Sterling was exceptionally strong, as
off 3/16.
and
sideration
down 5/16 pence.
was
pence,
the spot
silence
was
market rates continued unchanged through¬
July.
Two-months' bills were quoted 9/16 to %%;
three-months' bills. %%; fonr-montlis' mills, % to 11/16%,
and six-months' bills, 13/16 to %%;
All the gold available
out
in the London open
market in July
was
taken for unknown
destinations, chiefly for individual hoarding, and amounted
to
approximately £9.289.000 as compared with £9.874,000
June and with
£11,200,000 in May.
in
The London open market
price for gold ranged between a low of 140s. 5d. on July 5
and a high of 141s. 7d. on July 2.
During the greater part
of the month
The
high
for
the open market
gold
was
gold
reached
on
price was under 141s.
March 6 at 149s. 4d
Sterling cable transfers sold on July 1 at
$4.94%@$4.94%,
and
closed
on
at $4.95% @$4.96%.
The low for
$4.93%, on July 3, and the high was
July 31
sterling in July was
$4.98^,
PRICE
REVIEW
MONTHLY
18
i
FOR GOLD BY UNITED STATES (FEDERAL
BANK) COMPARED WITH LONDON PRICES
London Price
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
Into
$35.00
1718.
1920.
21.
22.
23.
$34.95
35.00
34.94
35.00
34.85
.(Li.*,
35.00
34.83
6—.
35.00
'34.90
'7—.
SUNDAY
SUNDAY
8.—.
0—.
35.00
34.90
35.00
34.93
July 24.
July 25.
July 10..,.,
July 11—..
July 12.—.
July 13....
July 14
July 15
34.00
34.97
July 26.
35.00
34.91
July 27.
35.00
34.88
35.00
34.92
July 28.
SUNDAY
SUNDAY
34.85
July
3—.
34.98
$34.99
35.00*
34.97
35.00
34.93
SUNDAY
35.00
34.92
35.00
,
34.89
35.00
34.86
35.00
34.91
July 29.
July 30.
35.00
SUNDAY
35.00
34.91
July 31.
35.00
from
New
York
exchange during July ranged between a dis¬
13/32% and 1/16%. On July 1 Montreal funds were
at a discount of 7/32@5/32%, and on July 31 at a dis¬
count of % @3/32%.
count of
-
34.87
35.00
34,96
"
and
Canadian
;
34.82
35.00
to
therefore was without effect on the monetary gold stock."
34.84
35.00
gold movement
about
34.84
35.00
the
the monetary gold stock of this country increased
$25,000,000 during the month, In addition, $1,750,000
arrived from Colombia and was immediately earmarked, and
34.96
SUNDAY
SUNDAY
July 10—
of
In all,
35.00
,
Com¬
ports during July. In addition to these imports, $1,400,000
of gold was .released from earmark for foreign account at
this bank, and there were further deposits of newly-mined
domestic gold and scrap gold at the mints and assay offices.
Dollars
$35.00
35.00
1—.
2
Cunliffe
"The receipt of $5,300,000 of gold from Canada and of
$500,000 from China accounted for the bulk of the gold im¬
Concerted
Stales
Dollars
into
States
the
•
during July are outlined as follows in the "Monthly Review"
of the New York Federal Reserve Bank for Aug. 1:
RESERVE
London Price
United
Concerted
United
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
£150,000,000 recommended by
of
Details
July 9.
on
PAID
mum
mittee.
.
!
LONDON CHECK RATE ON PARIS AND PRICE OF GOLD IN LONDON
CONTINENTAL AND OTHER FOREIGN EXCHANGE
The French situation in
-
July had so far improved because
of the Laval Government that the
able to reduce its rediscount rate on
of the economy measures
V
.
V'-|
- ■
.
Check Rate
"
A- ''r'
Gold Price
Paris
on
London
London ■■
Open Market
London
London
Check Rate
Open Market
on
Paris
Bank of France was
Gold Price
July 4 to 4% from 5%.
During the period from March 29
to June 7 the Bank of France was
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
74.50
4^d,
141s.
7d.
74.478
-
1413.
74.399
1
2
3
4—-
0d.
140s.
lid.
74.73
141s.
0d.
74.087
7.—
8—
910....
11—
12
13
141s.
74.70
5
6
141s.
.
SUN DAY
9d.
74.828
74.875
140s.
7d.
74.82
140s.
lid.
74.895
_
140s
140s.
8d.
74.877
140s
July
July 14.——
74.937
140s.
July 15
July 10—
74.850
.
.
lid.
lid.
SUN DAY
140s
9Md.
140s. 113^(1
.74.78
.
July 17-—
74.812
18—
19
74.092
74.037
141s.
20—
74.75
141s.
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
21
22—
23——
24.—
25—
141s.
m.
140s. llMd.
Kd.
Hd
SUN DAY
74.82
140s.
8Hd.
74.931
140s.
5d.
74.97
140s.
0d.
75.00
140s.
20—
75.00
140s
27
75.125
140s.
9d.
0**d.
5^d.
SUN DAY
28
29—-
July 30—
July 31—
74.992
140s.
7d.
75.00
1403.
5d.
74.835
140s.
obliged to part with ap¬
proximately $790,000,000 of gold. The Bank of France redis¬
count rate had been at 2%% from May 31 1934, but follow¬
ing the devaluation of the Belgian currency on March 31 last
the bank had been compelled during May to make successive
advances in the rate until a 6% level was reached. On July 18
the bank found itself again enabled to decrease the rate, this
time to 3%. The market expected a further reduction toward
the end of the month, but the Cabinet crisis which developed
in Holland, accompanied by great exchange disturbances,
8d.
made
further
a
practicable.
reduction
in the Bank of France rate im¬
t
franc situation was attributed to de¬
promulgated by the Laval Ministry on July 16.
It
was
believed that these decrees would result in bringing
to the public treasury about 11,000,000,000 francs to cover
the budgetary deficit.
An extraordinary feature of the
The recovery in the
In commenting on the foreign
exchange situation during
July, the Federal Reserve Bank of 'New York said, in its
"Monthly Review" for Aug. 1:
"During most of July rates for the principal foreign cur¬
rencies moved within a comparatively narrow range, but in
the latter part of the month this stability was disturbed by
two special developments in Europe—announcement of the
suspension of the Bank of Italy's legal reserve requirements
and the political crisis in Holland.
Under the decree of
Dec. 21 1927, by which de jure stabilization of the lira was
effected, the Bank of Italy had been required to hold in
gold and foreign exchange a reserve equal to at least 40%
of its sight liabilities.
The actual ratio had been below 43%
since September 1934, and the requirement of a minimum
percentage was suspended by decree on July 22 1935 in order
to free the Bank of Italy's reserves for possible use in meet¬
ing payments abroad.
The rate for the lira, although ordi¬
narily subject to official control, declined from a closing
quotation of $0.0825 on July 22 to a low of $0.0795 during
the course of trading on July 23.
Through official support¬
ing operations the rate was subsequently restored to about
$0.0819, which compares with $0.0830% at the end of June
and a nominal gold parity of $0.0891.
The present rate
represents a discount of about 8% from parity.
"Strong opposition in the Netherlands Parliament to the
economy measures proposed by the Government, culminated
in the Cabinet's resignation on July 26 and led to a renewal
of severe pressure against the guilder and a large outflow
of gold from Amsterdam.
The rate for the guilder, which
had been quite stable during the first half of July, declined
from $0.6826 on July 18 to a low of $0.6704, or considerably
below the gold shipping point, on July 27, and the discount
on guilders for forward
delivery widened from the equiva¬
lent of 1%% for three months to nearly
5%. Weakness also
developed in most of the other Continental European ex¬
changes. The French franc, after fluctuating earlier in the
month in the neighborhood of $0.0663 to
$0.0664%, with the
exception of a brief decline immediately preceding the Bastile
Day holiday on July 14, receded from $0.0664% on July 18
to $0.0660% on July 27.
In the closing days of the month,
however, the guilder recovered to above the gold shipping
point to New York, and the French franc also rose.
The
principal exceptions to the general movement of European
currencies
linked to
were
the
Scandinavian
exchanges,
which
are
sterling, and the belga, whose movements since its
beginning of April have consistently been
devaluation at the
opposite to those of the gold bloc currencies.
"The pound sterling and its related currencies showed
a
part of the month.
The Shanghai dollar receded further
from $0.3956 at the
end of June to $0.3738 on July 30, in keeping with the con¬
tinued slight recession in the
price wf silver.
This quota¬
tion is the lowest since April, in which month silver rose
a peak of 81c."
Changes in the gold holdings of the Bank of England
during July were as follows:
In the week ended July 3 a
suddenly from 61c. to
■
decrease of
£58,532 ; in the week ended July 10, an increase
£7,915; in the week ended July 17, a decrease of £32,506;
in the week ended July 24, an increase of
£20,559, and in the
week ended July 31, an increase of
£101,658.
The bank's
gold holdings on July 31 stood at £193,361,551, which com¬
pared with £192,157,793 a year earlier, and with the mini¬
decrees was
series intended to
a
offset tax
increases and
pension and salary cuts by commanding reductions in rents
on homes
and apartments in the lower brackets and by
effecting reductions in the price of bread and in the rates
for gas and electricity.
The somewhat drastic measures
adopted by the Government, while met with some resistance
on the part of
pensioners and civil servants, were never¬
theless accepted as steps in the right direction by the people
as a whole.
Competent foreign observers in Paris reported
toward the end of the month
far restored that the
was
that confidence had been
so
majority of the people felt that France
headed for economic revival.
The Bank of France statement for the week ended June 28
showed
an
increase in gold holdings of 247,256,438 francs;
for the week ended July 5, an increase of 255,040,814
for the week ended July 12, an increase of 78,940,498
francs;
francs;
for the week ended July 19, a decrease of 175,835,980 francs,
and for the week ended July 26, an increase of 100,108,214
francs.
The gold holdings of the Bank of France on July 26
stood at 71,276,631,639 francs, which compares with 80,252,198,856 francs a year ago and with 28,935,000,000 francs
when the unit was stabilized in June 1928.
The Bank of
France ratio
on July 26 stood at 74.67%, which compared
79.56% a year earlier and with legal requirement of
35%.
The high for the franc during the month was 6.65%,
on July 9, and the low was 6.60%, on July 24.
The Italian Government, by decree issued July 22, sus¬
pended the 40% gold coverage of the note issue which was
fixed on Dec. 21 1927 under the decree stabilizing the lira
with
pound sterling. The abandonment of the gold
requirement was believed necessitated by the heavy
purchases incidental to the war preparations against Ethi¬
opia, which, it seems, the Italian Government felt compelled
to pay for in gold.
The outflow of gold from Italy had
previously been arrested by various measures compelling
Italian holders of foreign exchange and securities to sur¬
render their holdings to the Bank of Italv.
The decision
of the Italian Government is contrary to the official policy
at 92.76 to the
coverage
of maintaining a high nominal
value for the lira which has
Premier Musso¬
been followed for the last two years, since
lini's
speech notable
for
its
oratorical
avowal
that
Italy
"would defend the lira and maintain its value, if necessary,
the lira
fluctuated widely following the promulgation of the decree
of July 22, the unit recovered promptly.
Lira quotations"
have for some time been largely nominal, as Italy has been
only nominally on the gold basis.
Exports of Italian cur¬
rency have been rigidly controlled, somewhat on the German
plan.
The Government, through the Bank of Italy, has a
virtual monopoly of foreign exchange business, and a nomi¬
nally firm quotation call be expected for lira for as long,
at least, as gold is available to pay for imports.
Par of the
lira is 8.91.
Cable transfers on Rome ranged during July
between a low of 8.01 and a high of 8.30%.
Cable transfers
with
moderate advance in the first week of
July, but remained
quite stable thereafter, despite the disturbance in the Conti¬
nental European exchanges in the latter
of
crees
blood."
While
the
nominal
quotation
for
July 1 were 8.29%@8.30, and closed on July
on
Rome
at
31
8.20@8.20%.
on
The German mark situation continued
highly unsatisfac¬
The artificial quotations for the socalled gold or free mark give no clear indication of the
underlying conditions.
It. was generally thought that the
tory throughout July.
AUG., 1935]
MONTHLY REVIEW
German economic situation M as approaching a crisis.
Com¬
petent observers noted that there was great uneasiness within
Germany as to the ultimate outcome of the policies which
have been pursued in the past'few years.
There was a gen¬
eral feeling that the mark would be devalued and that a
19
to
3%. However, on July 22 a Cabinet crisis developed as a
consequence of the conflict between anti-devaluation and
devaluation forces. The Government had up in Parliament
an
economy program intended to effect a
buying shares in anticipation of renewed inflation.
It was
officially acknowledged that living costs had increased -2%
points in the year. The wholesale price was admitted to be
77,000,000-guilder
The Government's program was under¬
stood to be mapped out on deflationary lines
closely fol¬
lowing the course formulated by the Laval Government in
France.
The Catholic party and the Labor party, the two
strongest elements of the right in the Dutch Parliament,
refused to follow the Ministry in its deflation course, with
up 4% points.
Vegetables were 20%
risen 7% to 10%, and clothing was 11%
the result that the Colijn Cabinet was compelled to resign.
On July 27 D. P. Aalberse, a leader of the Catholic
period
new
Berlin
of
inflation
Bourse reflected
set in.
Activity on the
sentiment, as investors were
would
this
dearer.
Meat had
higher than a year
ago> Private observations showed
still greater advances.
The idea was expressed on numerous occasions during the
past several months that the Reich debt, officially acknowl¬
edged at around 13,000,000,000 marks, was greatly in ex¬
cess of this
figure.
Toward the end of July responsible
officials permitted, or rather instigated, an unofficial pub¬
lication admitting the Reich's true indebtedness as approxi¬
mately 39,000,000,000 reichsmarks.
The Reichsbank statement for the first quarter of July
showed an increase in gold and bullion of 211,000 reichs¬
marks; the statement for the second quarter showed an
increase of 8,106,000 reichsmarks; for the third quarter, an
increase of 18,000 reichsmarks, and for the last quarter, an
increase of 48,000 reichsmarks.
The bank's gold and bullion
on July 31 stood at 93,996,000 reichsmarks, which compared
saving in the budget.
party,
who had been designated to form a new
Cabinet, found him¬
Queen
Wilhelmina.
Hendryk Colijn on July 29 reconstructed his
Ministry and renewed his fight to defend the guilder. Dur¬
ing the crisis which developed the Bank of The Netherlands
lost approximately $95,000,000 in gold.
In an effort to check
the flight of gold from Amsterdam the Dutch bank made
self unable to do so, and handed back his mandate to
several advances in its'rediscount rate.
:
,
The suddenness of the Dutch developments is best shown
by
74,874,000 reichsmarks a year earlier and with 806,223,000 reichsmarks at the end of 1932.
The bank's ratio
on July 31 stood at 2.57%, which
compared with 2.1% a year
earlier and with 25.8% on Dec. 31 1932.
On July 1 the free
study of the changes in the bank rate which were
during June and July. The Holland guilder had been
subject to severe attack since the end of March, so that on
April 4 The Netherlands Bank was compelled to increase its
rediscount trate from 2%% to 3%%, and again on April 9
to 4%%.
A steady improvement occurred throughout May.
On May 15 the Dutch bank reduced its rate from 4%% to
4%, but a sudden resurgence of pressure against the French
franc toward the end of May compelled the Dutch bank to
lift its rate again, this time to 5%.
The situation improved
mark
so
with
quoted
was
at
40.45@40.47,
and
31
July
on
at
40.3ft @40.40.
a
made
much in the last nreek of June that The Netherlands Bank
lowered its rate to 4%
The Belgian currency, as during June,
June 27, and on July 5 reduced
on
continued steady
and firm during July, ruling generally at a slight premium
against most currencies.
Confidence was steadily reflected
the rate again to 3%%.
This was followed by another re¬
duction to 3% on July 17.
The outstanding result of the
in
on
the
Belgian situation.
In July belga cable transfers
ranged between 16.88 and 16.98%.
Belga cable transfers
were 16.92 y2 @16.93% on July 1.
Cable transfers on Antwerp
closed on July 31 at 16.92@16.93.
Holland guilders fluctuated widely throughout July.
In
the early part of the month the guilder was relatively
steady
the
and
situation
found it
was
such
that
The
Netherlands
possible to reduce its rediscount rate
Bank
July 17
on
Cabinet crisis
was
an
increase in the rate from 3% to 5%,
July 24, followed by another increase to 6%,
The
Netherlands
Bank
rate
to,5%.
,
V,
July 26.
on
reduced again
was
on
Aug. 2
■
There were no new developments in the Swiss foreign
exchange situation in July.
The Swiss franc moved lower
toward the end of the month, as all the Continental curren¬
cies
were
more or
less disturbed by the crisis in the guilder
and the Italian decree lowering the gold reserve,
The Scan-
DAILY RATES OF EXCHANGE ON CONTINENTAL CENTERS
Paris
Swiss
Holland
Belgium
Italy
Greece
Francs
Francs
Guilders
Belga
Lira
Drachma
July
Bankers'
Checks
1
2
6.63
...
—
3
...
4
a6.63% 6.63%a6.64
6.62%'a6.63% 6.63% a6.64 %
6.63
a6.63% 6.63%a6.63%
—
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
...
holi day
a6.61% 6.61
06,62%
6.62%a6.63
6.60
6.62 %a6.62%
...
sun day
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
18
—
...
20
...
21
25
26
...
...
...
...
...
27
...
28
32.82a32.83
32.83a32.84
68.30a68.35
68.31a68.36
.92%a.93%
68.33a68.35
16.92al6.93
16.92016.93
32.83a32.84
32.84a32.85
68.32a68.34
32.79a32.82
32.81o.83%
68.21a68.26
68.25a68.28
holi day
holi day
,92%a.93%
16.9 la 16.92
91%a.92%
holi day
Bankers'
Cables
Checks
holi day
32.71o32.74
32.72a32.75
68.00a68.17
68.07a68.18
16.87al6.89
16.88al6.90
32.78a32.79
68.16a68.24
68.20a68.25
16.89a 16.91
16.90al6.92
8.27%a8.28
hol iday
8.26%a8.28% 8.27
32.77a32.78
sun day
sun day
Cables
a8.29% 8.29%a8.30
.94%a.94% .94%a.95
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8.29%a8.29% 8.29%a8.30
.94%o.94% .94%o.95
a8.28% .94
8.27%o8.28% .94
a.94% .94%a.94%
a.94% .94%a.95
sun day
sun day
sun day
68.18a68.31
16.90al6.92
16.91al6.93
8.26
68.22a68.32
68.25a68.33
16.92al6.93
16.93ol6.94
8.25
6.62%a6.63%
32.77%a.79
32.79a32.81
68.13a68.16
68.16a68.20
I6.89al6.90
.89%a.90%
8.23%a8.24
8.24
6.62%a6.62% 6.62%a6.62%
6.60%a6.61% 6.61%a6.61%'
32.77a32.78
32.78a32.79
16.88al6.89
16.89al6.90
8.22
08.24
8.23 08.24%
32.72%a.75
32.75a. 77%
68.13a68.16
68.08o68.17
68.14a68.17
32.71%a.73
32.73a.75%
68.10a68.18
16.87ol6.90
16.88al6.91
8.21
a8.22
8.21%a8.23
68.15a68.21
68.19a68.24
16.92al6.94
16.93a.94%
6.61 %'a6.62%
6.61%«6.62
sun day
sun day
a8.26% 8.26%a8.27
.94%a.95
,94%a.94%
.95
a8.26
8.25%a8.26% .94%a.95
a.95%
8.21%a8.22% 8.22
32.77a32.79
.78440.81%
68.10a68.21
68.15a68.25
16.91 %a.92
16.92al6.93
32.74a32.79
32.79o32.81
68.17a68.22
68.22a68.27
16.90%a.91
16.91al6.92
32.77a32.80
32.78a32.81
16.89al6.91
16.90ol6.92
32.81a32.82
32.82a32.83
68.24a68.28
16.90al6.91
16.91al6.92
32.77a32.79
32.79a32.81
68.15a68.24
68.23a68.27
68.19a68.21
68.18a68.25
6.63%a6,64
6.63%a6.84%
6.63
a6.63% 6.63%a6.64
a8.22%
8.23%a8.24
8.24
a8.24%
8.25%a8.26
68.20a68.23
16.90a 16.91
.90%a.91%
8.25%o8.26
6.63%a6.63% 6.63%a6.63%
32.80a32.81
32.81a32.82
68.02a68.10
68.03a68.12
sun day
16.90al6.91
l6.90%a.92
8.25%a8.26
sun day
6.62%a6.63
6.61%a6.62%
6.61%a6.61%
6.59%a6.60%
6.59%a6.60 %
6.61%a6.62,8
8.60%a6.61%
6.60%a6.81%
6.60%a6.61% 6.60%a6:61%
6.59^06.60% 6.60%a6.61%
6.60
...
sun day
32.69a32.74
32.59a32.70
32.74a32.76
32.66a.72%
67.62a67.77
67.25a67.67
32.56o32.61
32.57o32.62
32.62a32.63
32.62a32.65
32.63a32.65
16.88al6.90
16.88a.89%
66.84a67.25
67.35a67.77
67.04a67.45
32.63a32.64
67.32o67.43
67.39a67.44
32.63a32.66
67.05a67.37
67.25a67.4l
16.90a.97%
16.96a.96%
16.96al6.97
32.64a32.66
67.05a67.34
67.10a67.40
16.96al6.98
sun day
32.57a32.67
sun day
8.22
8.24%a8.25
7.75
a8.03
8.01
a8.04
16.90 %a.98
8.06
08.18
8.12
a8.19
16.96%a.97
16.96%a.98
16.97a.98%
8.l6%a8.18
8.17%a8,19
8.17
8.18
a8.19
a8.18
8.18
a8.19
a8.18
sun day
a8.19
8.17
sun day
67.50a67.73
67.70a67.86
16.93al6.94
67.72a67.77
16.92016.94
16.93%a.95
.92%a.94%
8.18
67.71o67.76
8.l8%a8.19
8.19
32.69a32.74
32.740.76%
67.85a68.03
68.00a68.10
16.91a.92%
16.92al6.93
8.19%a8.20
8.20
Sweden
Krona
Bankers'
Bankers'
.94%a.95%
.94% a. 95%
.94%a.95%
.94%a.95%
.94%a.95%
sun day
8.25%a8.26
16.89a.90%
16.89a.90%
32.67a32.70
32.68a32.70
Krone
.94%a.94% .94%a.95
a8.24% .94%a.95
.94%a.95
8.24%a8.25
8.26
08.26% .94%a.95
8.26
a8.26% .94%a.95
8.26
a8.26% .94%a.95
32.64a32.68
Denmark
sun day
8.22%a8.23
8.24
sun day
sun day
67.68a67.82
08.24% .94%a.94% .94%a.95
.94%a.94% .94% a. 95
.94%a.94% .94%a.95
a8.23
.94%a.94% .94%a.95
sun day
sun day
6.62%a6.62% 6.62%a6.63
6.62%a6.63% 6.63%a6.83%
6.62%a6.63
6.62%a6.63%
sun day
—
Checks
8.29
68.13a68.26
06.61%
a6.61% 6.61
6.60%a6.61% 6.61%a6.61%
31—. 6.61%a6.62% 6.62%a6.62%
30
Cables
32.84o32.88
—
29
Checks
32.79a32.82
...
24
Cables
32.83a32.87
sun day
17
23
Checks
32.76a32.81
...
15
22
Cables
6.61 %«6.63
...
14
19
Bankers'
Bankers'
Bankers'
Checks
6.62%a6.63%
6.62%a6.«4% 6.63% a6.65,'-a
6.62l4a6.63
...
...
13
16
Bankers'
Cables
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MONTHLY REVIEW
dinavian currencies moved
in sympathy with sterling ex¬
The Spanish
purchasing policies of the United States. The Indian rupee
as always in strict sympathy with the pound, to which
the Indian unit is legally attached at the fixed rate of Is. 6d.
per rupee.
The London price for silver on July 31 was
30 3/16d. against 31*4 d. on July 1.
This compares with 31%
@33% d. on June 29 and June 1, respectively.
Shanghai
dollars were 37.72@38% on July 31 against 39.35@39 13/16
on July 1.
The Hong Kong dollar was 52.28@52 13/16 on
July 31 against 55.06@55 9/16 on July 1. Yen checks sold at
29.23@29.27 on July 31 against 29.03@29.09 on July 1.
change and were steady with a firm undertone.
moved
peseta was generally fairly steady throughout the month,
moving in sympathy with the French franc. Guilder cable
transfers on July 1 were 68.31@68.36.
Par of the guilder
is 68.06.
The guilder ranged during the month from 67.04
68.36, and was 68.00@68.10 on July 31. Swiss cable trans*
32.74@32.76% on July 31 against 32.83@32.84 on
to
fers were
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21.......
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18.99al9.02 29.08a29.84 2.30 H a2.31
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1.31
1.31
SUN DAY
24.......
25.......
20.......
X% discount
^a'i6% discount
32® X % discount
532®332% discount
X % discount
H®332% discount
4.10
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18.92
30.......
2.30
29.07a29.79 2.29
8.25a8.32
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...
4.15
X% discount
29.......
H®332% discount
Xa332% discount
o4.15^
4.14^04.15
4.15
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Colombia
dor
Uruguay
Boliv'no
Dollar
Sucre
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Checks
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26.00
52.25a54.35
10.60
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26.00
52.25a54.35
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23.50
52.00a54.28
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Checks
80.55a80X
80.58a80M
80.56a80M
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Bolivar
1.31
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Vene¬
Bolivia
July
8.32a8.37
2.18H02.19H 33.06a33.07 33.07a33.12
33.01a33.07 33.02a33.12
4.18
3i6oX% discount
X% discount
3i6«H% discount
732aX% discount
X% discount
15.......
17.......
31
8.31a8.32
1.31
1.31
SUN DAY
...
10.......
Chile
Peru
Portugal
Kong
Shanghai
Peso
Sol
Escv4o
Dollar
(Yuan)Dol.
Manila
Singapore
Yen
Peso
Dollar
Checks
Checks
Yokohama
Java
Guilder
Checks
Checks
57.50a57.70 37.24a37.35
57.69a57.70 37.22a37.34
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54.50O55»,6 39.14a399,6
29.01a29.09 49.80a4934
57.09057.75 37.20o37.33
68.68
54.75a55'16 39.33a39J4
54.13a54i3,6 39.19a39J4
29.l0a29.14 49.80a49J4
29.13a29.17 49.75a49J4
57.38057.75 37.26a37.42
57.38a57.65 37.29o37.44
68.04
29.16a29.24 49.75a49^
57.56a57.80 37.38a37.54
68.70
29.21a29.34 49.85a49J4
29.l6a29.20 49.80a49J4
57.81a58.00 37.49a37,50
68.71
57.44a57.90 37.30a37.47
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29.14a29.19 49.80a49J4
29.12a29.18 49.80a4934
29.15a29.19 49.80a49J4
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37.34a37.47
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57.50o57.75 37.33a37.45
68.62
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26.00
5.10a5.20
23.71a24.20
4.50a4.52
55.000559,6 39.35a39i3,6 29.03a29.09 49.80a49^
26.00
5,10a5.20
5.10O5.20
23.71a24.20
4.50a4.52
54.88a5534
23.71o24.20
4.50a4.52
26.00
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Rupee
29.05a29.09 49.75a49%
Checks
Checks
Checks
39.24a3934
68.80
68.84
HOLIDAY
4----.
5-..-.
23.50
51.75a53.77
10.00
6-*—.
23.50
51.75a53.77
10.00
80.38a80J4
80.49a80%
26.00
5.10a5.20
23.71a24.20
26.00
5.10a5.20
23.71a24.20
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68.70
SUNDAY
7
51.75a53.02
10.00
8.»--.
23.50
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23.50
51.75a53.48
10.00
23.50
51.75a52.91
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23.50
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23.50
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23.50
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80.63a80M
80.52a80M
80.49a80M
26.00
5.10a5.20
23.71o24.20
4.5104.53
26.00
5.10a5.20
23.71a24.20
4.52a4.53
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5.10a5.20
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4.51a4.53
26.00
5.10a5.20
23.71a24.20
4.51a4.53
80.36a80H
80.39a8034
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5.10a5.20
23.71a24.20
4.51a4.52
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4.50a4.52
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53.06a54i16
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39.19a39?4
38.40a38i5,6
39.19a39»,6
39.23a39'i16
39.25a39M
39.00a3934
68.60
08.67
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23.50
18.—
19
20--—,
10.00
5.10O5.20
23.71a24.20
4.51a4.52
52.1605215,6 38.56a39'16 29.15a29.23 49.80a49J4
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80,49a80?4
80X a80.62
26.00
51.25a52.90
26.00
5.10a5.20
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4.51a4.52
23.50
50.75a52.56
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4.51a4.52
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51.25a53.05
23.60
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50.75a52.46
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26.00
50.50a52.08
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80j4 O80.64
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50.50a51.55
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23.50
50.50a52.08
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23.50
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50.50a51.68
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23.50
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50.50a52.08
23.50
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50.50a52.63
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23.50
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80.33a8034
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4.51a4.52
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26.00
5.10a5.20
23.86a24.20
4.51a4.52
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5.10a5.20
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4.5004.51
23.86a24.20
4.50a4.61
26.00
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5.10a5.20
29.l6a29.22 49.80a49%
29.l6a29.23 49.85a49K
38.63a3934
38.79a39J4
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29.14a29.19
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29.13a29.20
49 %
29.17a29.23
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57.56a57.80 37.34a37,46
37.35a37.48
57.56a57.85 37.33a37.47
57,50a57 % 37.33a37.44
57.63a57%
08.70
08.07
68.70
68.68
57.44a57.80 37.32a37.46
57.63a57.89 37.41a37.50
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29.17a29.24
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49%
49%
29.20a29.28
49%
29.22a29.26 49.85a49%
29.22a29.27 49.85a49%
57.63a57.85 37.36037.51
57.63a58.00 37.41a37.53
68.09
29.18a29.25
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37.35a37.48
67.70
57.56a58.00 37.39a37.50
07.80
57.63a57.90 37.41a37.50
67.78
57.59a57.90 37.42a37.50
67.60
52.03a53i,6 37.21a37H 29.22a29.26 49.85a49%
51.94a529,6 37.10a379,6 29.23a29.25 49.85a49%
52.28a52i3,6 37.72a38}4 29.23a29.27 49.85a49%
57.60a57% 37.42a37.48
57.59a57.85 37.41a37.45
68.00
57.63a57.85 37.40a37.47
68.42
68.42
4.51a4.52
52.87a537,6
52.64a533,6
52.70a535,6
52.69a535,6
52.42a53i,6
52.38a52i3,6
38.65a393,6
38.63a3934 29.20a29.26
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38.63a39J4
38.38a38^
38.25a3854
67.82
SUNDAY
—
23.50
23.60
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38.58a3934
38.63a3934
SUNDAY
21—
31
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Exchange on the Far Eastern countries showed no new
developments during July.
The Japanese yen, as a matter
of fixed policy of the Bank of Japan, was generally steady,
moving in close sympathy with sterling exchange.
The
Shanghai dollar was generally firm, in harmony with the
international price for silver.
The Chinese financial situa¬
tion continued to be precarious as a result of continued
smuggling of silver from China to take advantage of the
high prices offered on the London market due to the silver
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Rio de Janeiro showed
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sions* against the sole guaranty of the Governments re¬
sponsibility. The official quotations for Buenos Aires were
between 32.89@33.25 for cable transfers.
The unofficial
or free market ranged between 26% and 26.90.
The official
on
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of
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of June.
Dispatches from Lima on
stated that Peruvian revenues and expenditures
were balanced at 131,313,490 soles.
Dispatches from San¬
tiago on July 27 stated that the publication of preliminary
budget figures had moved the Chilean press to urge the
Government to keep down expenses at any sacrifice in order
to balance the budget and avoid further taxation.
The
internal debt, it was revealed, increased from less than
$500,000,000 in 1934 to $700,000,000. This is a direct obliga¬
the central
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paper peso was
50.50a53.06
50.50a53.34
10.00
80.35a80 34
26.00
10.00
23.50
50.50a53.06
10.00
80.35a8034
80.35a80%
5.10a5.20
23.86a24.20
4.5104.52
26.00
5.10a6.20
23.86a24.20
4.50a4.51
26.00
5.10a5.20
23.86a24.20
4.51a4.52
68.12
New York Stock
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF
■
Bond.
Sales
Jan. 1 to July 31
DURING JULY
1934
1935
$235,676,000
:
.
July
BOND PRICES
Stock
$263,752,000
2,322,913,700
.1,910,627,000
1935.
Sales
1935
July
Shares
1934
29,427,720
154,276,102
Jan. 1 to July 31
21,113,076
234,390,398
NOTICE.—Cash and deferred delivery sales are disregarded la the month's range, unless they are the only taansaotlons of the month, and when
selling outside of tlio
regular monthly range are shown In a footnote In the month In whtoh they ooour.
No account Is taken of such sales in computing the range for the year.
The tables
on
July 1935 and
pages
complete record of the transactions on the New York Stock Exchange during
They need no extended introduction, as they are self-explanatory. The table
the Exchange. We give bonds first, using the classification adopted in the official list.
21 to 43 furnish
a
the range since Jan. 1.
embrace every security dealt in on
The black-faced letters in the column headed "Interest Period" in licate in each
the month when the bonds mature.
case
In accordance with the rule adopted by
the New York Stock Exchange iD 1909, all quotations for interest-paying bond,
are at a price to which accrued interest must be added.
The exceptions to the rule are income bonds and bonds on which
Interest is in default.
A few other bonds, like the Holland-America Line 6s, for special reasons, are also quoted
"flat,"
but where this is the
case
the
quotation "flat" will be found against the
Quotations after decimal point represent
became effective Jan. 2 1909.
Sales in
Low from
July 1 1933
BONDS
July
Value
N. 7.
STOCK
EXCHANGE
of the issue.
name
This method of quoting bond*
32ds of
one or more
a
point.
PRICES IN JULY
to
July 1
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Lowest
July 31
Highest
Lowest
1
Highest
July 311935
Bid
Ask Bid
Ask
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Fourth
352,000
Liberty Loan—
Fourth 4Ma
Oct 15 1933-1938A O
15,000
Registered....
A
O
101.25 Sale
104". 10
116728 HI.. 117"" Sale"
101.15 Sale
O
823,000 Treasury 3s...
D
Jan.
28
102.28
Jan.
106.28
101.18
19 106.23
July
106.23
July
18
103.24
Jan.
111.30 Sale
112.1
Sale
111.29
July
July
July
112.8
July
108.24
Jan.
108.24
Jan.
112
107
Jan.
110.25
112
July
110.25
July
22
liolfo Sale"
iioYY Sale"
110.10
98".5"
107718 Sale"
I67Y6 Sale"
i07:i6" July"
103:24 Sale"
103:28 Sale"
2 107.29
.V.Yune"*15" 1949-43 j*D
98A2
108717 Sale"
108:20 Sale"
Sale
103.24
July
103.27
July
104
103.20
July
July
104.3
103.29
D
B
3,000
July 22
108.13
108.16
104.9
July
103.29
108.23
July
July
108.18
19
July 30
July 19
July 20
July 18
July 22
1,759,000 Treasury 3Ms
880:666
D
» m
I)
% *
m m m
m m
to
m
6*
95,000 Fed Farm Mtge Corp 3)4*
Registered.............
518:666
1,069.000
m «• «•' m m se m
F
3s
2,000
Jan.
102.26
Mat. 13 103.29
104.15
Jan.
108.23
108.6
Feb.
108.18
May
1
July 30
May
1
July 20
July 18
July 22
102.19
Feb.
104
100.20
Jan.
104.10
108.20 Sale
108.16
July
108.28
July
19
104.14
Jan.
108.28
July
10574" Sale"
Apr.
108.18
June 27
ioBY Sale"
104.31
i05:il
July
July
"l9
101.26
Jan.
2 105.11
105.1
July
July
13
103.17
Jan.
101.5
13 105.1
22 105.1
19
May
July
1
13
104.29 Sale
105.1
Sale
104.22
July
2 105.9
July 20
101.15
Jan.
7 105.9
Jan.
22 103.17
Jan.
22
I08.Y9 Sale"
108.24
Sale"
108.17
July
2 108.28
July
104.18
Jan.
7 108.28
July
19
107.6
9>:27
99.24
Mar. 18 107.21
June
102.24
Jan.
2 106.19
Jan.
16 106.11
July 19
July
5
July
8
May 14
106.14 Sale
106.13 Sale
106.8
101720 s'ale"
lOiYl Sale"
101.17
106.9
8
1964 M S
19
100.15
July
2 106.19
July 25 106.11
July
2 101.28
July
July
July
19
5
8
I
Mar 1 1942-1947 M
2)4* Series B
103.19
July 20
98
103.22 Sale
104.2
94.27
102:4
102:16 Sale"
Sale
103.20
July
102:2""
July
2 104.5
July
18
100.15
Mar. 19 101.28
May 28 101.12
101.14
Jan.
104.5
3
J
lOoIio
102.9
Sale
102.22 Sale
102.8
S
100.24
101.3
Sale
101.19 Sale
101.2
94.26
102.2
Sale
9Y28
I66:i7 Sale"
"2 ioiiYo" July" 18
18
Feb.
102.14
Feb.
1
99.16
Jan.
102.20
July 28
99.20
Sale"
July
102.14
Jan.
102.5
June 17
July
July
July
July
2 102.24
2 101.20
July
July
19
100.20
Feb.
102.24
19
100.24
May
101.20
2 102.16
July
18
19
19
Corp—
3s Series A...................1952 MN
102.11 Sale
101.30
July
I6i~2
iooYY
July "~2 101.6"" July" 18
July 16 100.31 July 16
Sale"
100.31
......
'"no"'"'
3s.....................1961
99.18
Jan.
7 102.16
100.16
............
Aug 11939-1949 FA
Registered...
Panama
June 25
100.20
101.5
Jan 15 1942-1947
2)4 s
Registered....*
2,661:656
July 22
108.18 Sale
A
May 15 1944-1949 MN
Registered...................
Home Owners Mtge
1,725,000
107.29
Mar. 12 107.15
9~4".26
Registered................
3s
Jan.
103.17
Aug 11941 F A
1,626.000 Treasury 3 34"
Apr 15 1944-1
16,000
Registered.....
4,141,000 Treasury 2 Ms
Mar 15 1955-1960 M
908:666
103.28
98.8
I>
Dec 15 1949-1952 J
Registered..
Treasury 3Ms
Registered..
Mar. 23 110
18
10
22
Apr. 24
104.10
July
July
July
107.7
J
J
Registered...
July
109.5
10
99.26
97~.26
.June"151946-1949
112.8
19
28
18
105.31
112
D
Treasury 3H*
117.2
July
Registered...
1,288:666
16
21
106.28
D
"J un'e" Ys" 1946" 1948 j"
12
July
July
July
July
18
10
12
Jan.
117.7
106.17
104.3
Mar 15 1941-1943 M
114
117.2
Jan.
30 104.5
Sale"
103.28 Sale
171,000 Treasury IHs....
Jan.
July
29 104.16
106 Yl
93.12
J
113.6
July
19
16
117.7
8
D
.Sept 15 1951-1955 M S
Registered
22,000
2,081,000 Treasury 3s...
1,000
Registered
117,000 Treasury 3H..
2,000
Registered
101.10
July
July
i06ll9 Sale"
D
S
July
July
July
116.28
101.12
July
July
106.15
97.25
D
921,000 Treasury 4s.........Dec 15 1944-1954 J
6,000
Registered..............
.....J
620.000 Treasury 3Ma_.._.._Mar 15 1946-1956M
Registered......................_M
260.000 Treasury 3Hs....._June 151943-1947J
Registered.......................J
29 101.28
30 101.21
July
116.26
O
101.12
101.10
t
O
200.000 Treasury
Oct 15 1947-1952A
7,000
Registered
...—A
591,000 Treasury 4)4-3 X%..Oct 15 1943-1945A
7,000
Registered..................... J
100.30
Feb.
5 101.26
June
96.20
Jan.
7 101.6
98.25
Feb.
8 100.31
July
July
110
Feb.
18 110
July
18
4
18
16
Feb. 18
STATE AND CITY SECURITIES
(See Note below)
FOREIGN GOV r. & MUNICIPAL'S
'
Agricultural Mtge Bank (Colombia)
♦S f 6s Feb 1935 coupon on....1947
9,000
♦S f 6s Apr 15 1935 coupon on..1948
10,000
57,000 Akershus (Dept) extl 0s.........1963
77,000 •Antloquia (Dept of) Col 7s A... 1945
22,000
'External s f 7a ser B..........1945
'External s f 7s ser C
26,000
1945
'External s f 7s sex D
11,000
1945
♦7s let series.................1957
35,000
♦7s 2d series.................. 1957
13,000
♦7s 3d series
38,000
..1957
77.000 Antwerp (City) extl loan 5s
1958
170,000 Argentine Govt public works 6s. 1960
F
A
A
O
J
J
Sale
9
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PRICES IN JULY
1933
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So,
FOREIGN GOV'T (CottelnOed)
%
13,000 Italian Cred Consortium 7s ser A 1937
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1952
224,000 Italian Public Utility s f g 7s
1954
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1954 J D
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1945
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30,000
38,000
77,000
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1954 J
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Oslo (City) 38 year s f 6s..
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21,000 Panama (Rep) external 5 Hs
1953
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May 15 1963
♦Stamped (assented).......
62,000
Pernambuco (State of)—
♦7s September coupon off
34,000
154,000 ♦Peru (Rep) Sec s f g 7s..
1,938,000
1,204,000
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♦National loan ext
103,000
199,000
237,000
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65,000
47,000
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1964 mn
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Sale
23% Sale
15.
33% Sale
35% Sale
16%
Sale
35
29 %
Sale
76,000 ♦Saxon Pub Works (Germany) 7s_1945 F A
♦Gen ref guar aerial gold 6
33,000
Ha. 1951 mn
33
17,000 ♦Saxon State Mtge Inst 7s...
D
39%
D
Sale
1945 J
Dec 1946 J
Serbs Croats 5c Slovenes (Kingdom)
♦8s Nov 1 1935 coupons on.. ..1962
89,000
♦78 Nov 1 1935 coupon on
78,000
101,000 Silesia (Prov) extl sink fund 7s..l958 J D
15,000 ♦Sileslan Landowners Assn 6s
2,000 Soissons (City) ext 15
1947 F
A
yr 6s...... 1936 MN
Styria (Province of)—
♦78 February coupon off......1946 F A
7,000
59,000 Sydney (City) s f g 5Ha
..1955 F A
91,000
12,000
124,000
4,000
67,000
Taiwan Elec Pow 5H«
Tokyo City loan of 1912
External
s
1971 J
J
5s......1952 M S
f 5Ha guar
...1961 A O
♦Tollma (Dept of) external 7s... 1947 MN
Trondhjem (City) 1st ext g 5HS..1957 mn
Upper Austria (Province of)—
♦7s Unmatured coupons on...1945
5,000
♦6Hs Unmatured coupons on.1957
5,000
34,000 ♦Uruguay (Rep) external s f 8s..1946
♦Ext s f 6s
280,000
1968
♦Exter s f 6s
182,000
..............1964
10,000 Venetian Prov Mtg Bank 7s
.1952
Vienna (City of)—
♦6s Unmatured coupons on...1952
8,000
179,000 Warsaw (City) external 7s
...1958
63,000 Yokohama (City) extl s f 6s...,..1961
J 8
F
A
mn
MN
A O
MN
F
A
J
D
31% Sale
50
•v
July
July
July
12 102K Mar. 28 107 % Feb. 26
40
59
2
Apr.
3
July
2
2
36% Mar. 26 54
July
2
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
5
13
13
13
25
18
20
July
8
July 10
July 19
July 22
July 24
31
9
19
■
.
■
99% May 13
79K Mar. 30
Feb.
28
July
20
Jan.
29
71
16% May 81
14
99
5
15% July
1
15K July 27
73
July 16
57% July
2
54
July
2
Sale
29% Sale
41% Sale
29% July 31
28
40
July 29
July
3
29 K
29
46 H
Sale
29% Sale
Sale
Sale
28 K
49%
165% 170
Sale
74% Sale
50
Sale
158
Sale
90 %
98 K
96
99
96%
99%
99% Sale
25 22
Mar. 22 105
31
29
June
3
12% July
16
86 %
Sale
83
Sale
72%
73%
82% Sale
10
12%
72%
75
83% Sale
10%
12%
97%
98 -
% 109
99 K
39 %
44
38
39
99
40 %
39 %
36% July 24
78% July 31
64% July 24
61% July 27
35%. July 22
33% July 11
44
July 20
39
m
29
May 25
36% Jan.
50
June 29
78
52
Jan.
4
49% Jan.
3
29% July
28
July
31
29
40
June 20
Jan.
71
82
66
89
72
92
'
'
Feb.
42% Feb. 19
40
Feb.
55
Feb.
15
8
52% Feb. 18
Feb.
61% Feb.
July 30 175K Jan.
9
9
9
18
14
86
11% July
99
July
8
11
2
18
26
May 20 99
July 23
95% June
5 102 K Jan. 24
90K July 19
74 % July 22
89
July
2
2
87% June 10
66 K Mar. 21
76
74% Jan.
8% Apr.
86
91
Jan.
84% Jan.
July 25
84% July 31
21
91% Jan.
64% July 24
61% July 27
Feb.
74% Jan.
4
4
7
Jan.
July
86 % July
74
July
84
July
7
28
Jan.
36
89% July
71
18
23% Jan.
21
36
75
70%
72% Sale
84 % Sale
19K Jan.
30
29
95
Feb.
82
Jan.
36 % Mar.
34% Mar.
34% Mar.
24
Jan.
19 % Mar.
Jan.
3
Mar. 30
June 11
99
July 33
99% July 11
108K July
40
19% Jan.
2
18% Feb. 13
26
75
50
101
Sale
Sale
19
36% Feb. 15
7
26
30
6 109
July 25
July 11 103 % July 22
39% July 25 42% July 19
38
July 10 41% July 18
38
July 11 42
July 18
70% July
9 72% July
5
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25
25
16% June 26 23Feb.
July 29 22
Feb.
19 21
Feb.
13% June 15 21% Feb.
51
July 24 87% Jan.
112
Apr. 16
Jan.
91
109%
104%
38% Sale
72%
88% Sale
99%
82% July 25
72% July 19
82
July 29
10!
July
9
97;
July
2
Feb.
July
Jan.
14 % July
30% July
5
27
29% July
5
22%
July
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46% July
5
July 31
43
158
July 30 158
July 30 158
10
8
37
13
July
July
July
July
July 25
July 10
28% July 31
91
July
98% July
22
106K Mar. 9 110K Apr. 25
103% Mar. 26 109
Feb. 25
37K Mar. 14 43% Feb. 16
29
72% July 26
20 % July
July
23 % July
23
July
23% July 24
17
July
5
14% June
8
14
May
2
73
July 16
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25
11
16
8
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July
July
15
July
15K Apr.
1
1
Mar. 30
7% Apr.
7% Apr.
26% July
18
July
16% July
16% July
i.?:.1
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13 % June 18
Jan. 16
12
23 % July
17
July
•
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90
June 12
6
85% June
102 % Feb.
8
15% Mar. 27
13 % July 30
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102% Feb. 20
5
101% Feb.
9
35% Feb.
38 % June 19
73
104
19
107
Feb. 19
104 % Mar.
1
103
Jan. 17
V&
39
♦SFg6Hs
Feb.
5
24
19
102% Feb. 19
8
15
Sale
Jan.
36% Feb. 20
102 % Feb.
July
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
9
16K July
16
July
17 %
16
42
5
17% Sale
15% Sale
8
Apr. 25
Jan. : 7
7% May 17
8% Jan. 22
7
8
16% July 16
13% July 30
J
Jan.
7
3
8
14% July
50
7
19% Jan.
19% Feb.
50
July
Jan.
85% Feb.
15% July
July
1
17%
July 29 15%
July 19 15 %
July 29 16
July 24 73 %
July
2 115%
11
7
14% June 18
31 % June 20
29
July
July 30
96%. Mar.
July 29
96% Mar.
July
9 103% Mar.
July 27 103% Mar.
July
2 100% May
Mar.
July
July
98% Jan.
98
Jan.
July
July
22% June
Jan.
July
Jan.
July
99
Jan.
July
12 110K July
12 108% July
3 38% July
12
16
9
24
19
15
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58
55
12KJuly
25)
25;
7
11% Apr. 25
8
48K
13
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Feb. 28
10% Jan.
8% Jan.
24
24
17
22
1
24
15%
15 %
78 %
63K
61K
59
July 15
July 26
15
"5KApr"."l5
33% July
15
O
15% July
16%
17%
16%
13
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14% Sale
13
13%
14%
51
61% Sale
zl!3
112K 120
—
18K
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23% July 31
23
July 29
13 %
27
M S
July
July
19
July 22 19)
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July 25 16)
zl04KJuly 29 105
13 %
A
51
19 %
26
J
58
14%
20%
17 %
July
14
17 %
July
80
July
83%
108
July 24 115 %
1 96%
92% July
Sale
19
14
102%
14
Sale
J
M S
26%
89*
13% July 24
16K July
Sale
Sale
J
San Paulo (State of)—
♦8s July coupon off...
26,000
.....1936
♦8s July coupon
53,000
off........... 1950
♦78 September coupon
55,000
off.....1956
♦6s July coupon off..
60,000
1968
♦Sec 8 f g 7s...
374,000
.1940
33,000 ♦Santa Fe Prov (ArgRep) extl 7s .1942
92,000
♦Stamped...................
102
100 %
23% July
105% July 25 106
82 % Sale
111K Sale
19%
22 %
50
off...........1952 MN
♦6Hs May coupon off.........1957 MN
a
Sale
13% Sale
17 %
15 %
15 %
Sale
16% Sale
14
103^
102?,
100 K July
109 % Sale
110K Sale
108
July
107
107% 108 H 108K 107 % July
38
41 •
37 K
38K July
1959 F
3,000 Saarbruecken (City)
% July
100 % July
0O7
58%
52% Sale
14%
Sale
107
107
101 % July
100 % July
OIK
Sale
Sale
105
Sale
16%
16% al5K Sale
13 %
14% Sale
14
♦8s April coupon
off..........1946
♦6s June coupon off.
...1968
♦7s May coupon off...
.....1966 MN
♦7s June coupon off
J D
5,000
20,000
15
25%
25%
IBIS
100 % July
106
July
'25%
mn
100%
100 % July
84 % July
84% Sale
81% 82% 81% July
101% Sale 100 % July
Sale
19
38
33
Sale
"
24
Sale
Sale
9,000
D
1961
♦7H« July coupon off
J
21,000
1966
5,000 Prague (Greater City) 7Ks
1952 MN
69,000 ♦Prussia (Free State) ext sf 6)4. 1951 M S
♦Sf gold 6s
81,000
1952 A O
32 % July
29
July
35
Sale
101 %
105K
58
14 % July
38
100 %
89% Sale
83%
.00%
Sale
15
15% July 26
15K July 25
101% Sale
101% Sale
106% Sale
106% Sale
Sale
(City of)—
July 22
35%
33%
33
34%
1940 A O
♦7s August coupon off....
6
July 22
15
18
16
32%
Sale
♦6Hs August coupon off
...1953
Rio Grande do Sul (State
of)—
7
5% Apr.
4% July
3% July
3% July
7% May
6
July
14 % June
93
112,000
5
July
4% July
July
4
17 106
July
2
July 22
50 K July
15
♦8s April coupon off
7
Feb.
sss«s)<
1
Sale
Rio de Janeiro
July 22
43
44% Feb. 25
4% July 27
*c a g 22
14% July
f 6s...... 1961 A O
22,000 Queensland (State of) ext a f 7s..1941 A O
25-year extl s f 6s
Feb 15 1947 F A
17,000
16,000 ♦Rhine-Mein-Danube deb7s ser A1950 M S
nassas
15% Sale
15% Sale
.......
*
14%
14%
14% Sale
s
Porto Alegre (City of)—
♦8s June coupon off
a,
71KJuly
17,
1950 J
a
8% July 11
7
July 22
4% July
3% July
3% July
6
1968 J
15 1947 A O
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50% July 24
1 6s
'27. Oct
8s............
*
10
6% Mar. 26
59% Sale
s
D
12
71% Sale
80
114
f
4M July 27
7
July
9% July 24
5
July
9
*
5
53% Sale
1947 M
2
::::: "6%
J
40,000
275,000
,
12 100
"7" July"*2
Sale
5%
:.
7
1959 M S
Poland (Rep of) g 6s
Stabilis loan 7s of
s
5%
8%
8%
! fi
O
A
16s.Aug 15 1943 F A
f 5s
Municipal Bank
External
July
July
5H
New South Wales ext
External s f g 5s
48-year
6
4%
'¥
98
5*A
♦♦Small
External
5
4
j
1933 j
Minas Geraes (State of, Brazil)—
♦6 %s September coupon off
40,000
1958 M S
34,000
♦6J4s September coupon off
1959 M S
80,000 ♦Montevideo (City) a f g 7s.....1952 J D
♦Ext s f g 6s series A..
8,000
1959 MN
206,000
68,000
71,000
58,000
307,000
235,000
191,000
5,000
77,000
110,000
68,000
86,000
Sale
9
3
85
Feb.
7
28 100
May 27
89 % July
8
Jan.
77% Jan. 30
36
9% Sale
Sale Prices
Feb.
4
Jan. 16
80
63
40
3%
3%
...
832,000 Milan City (Italy) ext loan 5Hs..l952
<
D
6%
Highest
Sale Prices
July
July
July
July
July
63
Sale
Lowest
Lower Austria (Province of)—
11,000
1
to
STOCK EXCHANGE
70% July
17
May 21
June
1
12HJan.
2
99
Mar.
15 110
May
14 103 % July
19 47% Jan.
28 41% July
28 42
July
6
18
6
27
22
8
18
18
9
83
Jan.
25
7
63
Mar. 29
80M Jan. 17
96
Feb.
21
74% July 22
90
June
10
N. Y. STOCK
July
N. Y.
Value
STOCK
RAILROAD AND
July
EXCHANGE
{
1933
to
July 311935
INDUSTRIAL
COMPANIES.
27
182,000 ♦{♦Abitlbl Pow « Paper 1st 5s-..1953
1943
220,000 Abraham & Straus deb 5H«
1948
132,000 Adams Express coll tr g 4«1.1952
73,000 Adriatic Blec Co external 7a
Ala Ot Sou 1st cons 5s sat A
19#<
20,000
First cons 4s series B---1943
68,000
24,000 ♦Albany Perf rated Wrap Paper 4s 1948
V
49,000 Albany A Susq 1st guar ms. . ..1946
1,260,000 {Allegheny Corp coll t* conv lo-JJOJ
Collateral and convertible 5s.. 1949
456,000
Collateral A convertible 5a
1950
70.000
5s stamped
!?•>"
176,000
1998
35,000 Allegh A West 1st ft ftu 4a
1942
24,000 Alleft Valley ften guIs.--1950
239,000 Allied Stores Corp deb 4H»
115,000 Allls-Chalmers Mfg deb g 5s..—1937
7a..——11
—July 19
102*| July
Sale
Sale
Sale
93** July
1
60 ** July
27
11
Sale
45*4
Sale
73
Sale
Sale
Sale
92
B1 lat 5s..——1958
Gas Co lat g 5a.1945
19 000
1** Ben A ref 6s aer A.—......1947
Conv deb 5Ha
1936
43 000
Debentures gold 5a ..........I960
38 000
'■* lien A ref 5a series B—..... 1457
1'000 Brunaw A Western lat gu g 4a...1938
14 000 Buffalo Gen Blec 4Ha aer B......1981
9 000 Buff Roch A Pitts gen 5a...
1937
472,000
ConaoMHa
1457
21 000 *(♦ Burl Ced Rap A Nor 1st Ss—1934
24 000
138i000
1952
..1955
ax...I960
'{♦Bush Terminal Co 1st 4s
♦ConaolSa
43 000
Buab Term Bldgo 60 gu tax
51,000
Sy-Product Coke 1st 5Ha aer A..1945
For footnotes, see page
83.
3
July
26 109** July
95
July
15
July
31 102
Sale
Sale
112
Sale
108*4 107** July
Sale
112** July 18
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
100 **
24
Sale
Sale
60*4
62
23 **
15
60
90
July
July
July
23
July
12
July
595* July
13
22 102
23 25**
29 25
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12
July
1035* July
105 *4 July
103*1 July
109** July
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92
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104
104*4 July
July
103** July
9 103
k
11 104
July 11 102**
102*4 100
Sale
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103** 103** July 26 104**
5 112**
Sale
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Sale
110
July 11 110**
102.
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92** July
73** July
Sale
73
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69
Sale
92** Sale
90
Sale
30
Sale
27
29**
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99
July
July
July
23** July
40** July
40** Sale
107** 107** 107** July
42
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96
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July 23
74** July 22
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2
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6** July
3
73
91** Sale
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66
70
75**
109** Sale
119**
125*1
128
91
92
90
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109** Sale
iii
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90
July
68** July
70
July
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July
June 26
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63** June 24
25
Mar. 12
Feb.
24
100
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104*4
106**
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47*
107** Jan.
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31
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31
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3
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109*4 July
104
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July
July
23
Sale
65
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17
40** July 27
3
64 k July
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82** July
885*
87** July
Feb. 20
Jan.
24
26
22
Mar. 23
Jan. 26
Jan.
Jan.
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100
July 30
95** Feb.
95** Apr.
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7
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118
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4
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113** Jan.
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8
102*4 Apr. 30
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96*4 July 26
120*4 July 12
126*1 July 16
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105*4 Mar. 19 1151
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34*4 Jan. 16 45
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92** July 31 103*4
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59*4 Mar. 29
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26
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84
110** July
128
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112*4 July 30
112*4 Feb. 27
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113
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106
7
110*4 May
104** July
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9
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25
79*4 Jan.
25
74
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11
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10
7
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10
79
11
4** May 28
92*4 July 10
110*4 Mar. 11
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106
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Jan.
105
106*4 May
July
105'
May 16
May 20
105** June 12
3
103*4 Apr.
Feb. 25
110
Apr.
15
July
77*4 July
77*1 July
72
July
29** July
10** July
9
July
119** July
105
Sale
May 18
July
2
July
2
26** June 29
4
Apr.
105
126** 127
Sale
20**
42
14
19
91** July
107*4 July
107** July
106** July
110** 108** July
July
102** 103
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4** May
107** Sale
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71""
2 113*4 Apr. 12
9 109
May
1
2 113*4 June 12
Apr.
5**
108
8
Jan. 11
11 104
24 110** Feb. 15
2 113*4 June 12
3 112
111** July 31 107** Jan.
27*4 May 20 44
31** July 16
25
July 31 39*4
29
July
5
25*4 May
9 39*4
28** July 23
33** July 15 34
107*4 July
8 112
103** July 26 104**
109 k July 18 109**
18
25
Mar. 13 102
48
76** Sale
77** Sale
88** Feb.
111*4 July 18
11 110*4 July 31
105*4 Mar. 6
63 J* Mar.
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
12
26
31
lllk Jan.
106** Jan.
Jan.
10 Ill
31
19
July
7 100** July
10 112
Jan.
July 17
2
July
July 30
23
1105* July
29** July
25
July
25** July
2
5
June
75
20
29
87**
July
102
July
103
July
103**
July
106**
July
101
July
July 25 101**
9 100**
July
3
22
May 20
July 31
Jan.
4
Jan.
2
5 103
Ill** Jan.
July
July
23
97** Jan.
2
19
_
31
97** July
79
July
22
20 75** July
25 95*4 July
9 35
July
13
27** July
43
July
19
3 107** July
July
15 45
July
5 100
3** 103** 100** July
2** Sale 1019* July
62** July
1** Sale
8
Sale
107** July
73
July
8** Sale
98** July
9** Sale
96
July
7** Sale
85
July
7
Sale
61** July
9** Sale
48** July
6*4 Sale
61 ** July
0
Sale
113** July
3** 114
105
July
6** Sale
107
July
0
Sale
110
July
4
108
July
5** 66** 66
2
102** 1015* July
102
July
96** July
119** 118** July
Sale
124** July
11** Sale
29J* Sale
87
Feb.
8
98
Jan.
10
49
Mar.
26
70
Jan.
3
18 104*4 Mar.
85** Jan.
25
1 102** July
31 102** July
~ 100** July
102
July
19 107** Apr.
July
161"" July '16 105!
102*4 104** July 12 106!
Sale
_
July
July
13
31
8
Mar. 29
13** July 30
July
2
84*4 Mar. 30 92
8
.05*4 Jan. 29 109** July
June 18
92** June 17 95
5 102
.00
July 18
Apr.
July
101
Sale
Apr.
99** Mar. 30 103
64** Mar. 13 77
52** Mar. 29 88*
13
Mar. 28 26
July
July
121*4
Sale
38
[ July 31
July
86
87*4 Sale
Sale
July
37
.00
18
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
26
Jan. 11 108** May 24
Mar. 30 103 k June 20
Jan.
2
15
.07
92
108**
Sale"
______
♦Certificates of deposit...........
10
31
Sale
Sale
283 000 Boston
117,000 Brooklyn Union
36,000 Brooklyn Union
1
Sale
Sale
Sale
♦1st 6 Ha
1956
4,000
190,000 Bethlehem Steel 1st A ref 6a g A.1942
20-year pur A Imp a f 5s......1936
205,000
1944
2,000 Big Sandy Ry lat mtge 4s...
Blng A Blng a f deb *H«
195#
————1941
3
Sale
Sale
——.....1955
Kiev A Undgrd Rye—
1st 5a stamped..—
2
Sale
81
•
87*4
♦Debenture 6s
5.000
10
Sale
Sale
Sale
35,000 (Baldwin Locom Works 1st a f 5s. 1940
402,000 Bait A Ohio lat g 4a——.—July 1948
Refund & gen 5s aer A——.—1995
464,000
1st gold 5a
July 1948
187,000
Ref and gen 4s, aeries C....—1995
608,000
PLEAWVa Sys ref g 4s..
1941
431,000
Soutbw Dlv 1st 814a at 5%
1950 J
360,000
Tol Cin Div 1st A ref 4a aer A—1959 J
111,000
Refunding 5a series D—
2000 M
329,000
Conv g 4 H ■—
—
196*
1,711,000
Ref A gen 5a aeries P.——.——1996
384,000
15,000 Bangor A Aroostook HI 1st g 5 a 43
Con refmtg* gold 4a 1451
36.000
4s stamped...................1951
106,000
Batavtan Pete gtd deb OH* ——-1942
23,000
12,000 Battle Creek A Sturgla gu 8a....1989
1936
33,000 Beech Greek 1st gu 4a.....
Second guar gold 5a.. ...——1434
5,000
9,000 Beech Creek Bxten lat g 3Ho-- -1951
92,000 Bell Telephone of Pa lat 5a B—1948
First A ref 5a aeries G ———I960
188,000
Belvidere Del cons gtd g IHo
1943
42",660 Beneficial Indus Loan dab 4a——1944
♦Berlin City Electric deb 4Xa...1451
36,000
♦Deb sinking fund 0H«
1959
49,000
A Maine lat 5a aer AC—.1967
148!000
lot mortgage 5s aerlea II
1955
87,000
1st g4Ra aerlea JJ
--.WJJ
33,000 Boston A N Y Air Line lat gu 4a.l95S
28,000 *{*Botany Cons Mills sec a f 4H«19M
15.000
♦Certificates of depoajt—........
♦{♦Bowman-BUt Hotels 1st 7a
1934
;
Stpd as to payment of 3435 part red
35,000 Brooklyn City RR lat 5s..—..—1941
42,000 Brooklyn Bdlson Inc gen 5a A—.1949
67.000
G«n mtge 5a aerlea B——.1952
480,000 BklynJH Tr R T Sec 6s aer A
1968
156!000
15-yr sec 6a series A......—1949
92,000 Bklyn Queans Co A Sub gtd 5a._ 1941
12
Sale"
103
Sale
Second 4s
1948
41,000
48,000 Atl Gulf A WI SS Line coll tr Ss.1959
..1937
178,000 Atlantic Refining deb 5s
3,000 Atlantic A Yadkin lat gu g 4a—1949
1941
31,000 Austin A NW lat g 5a guar
Berlin Blec
.
91** July 24
102** July 24
1
69** July
81
July 22
110** July
93*2 July
102** July
102** July
100** July
102
July
108
July
111** July
94
93
103*4
21,000 Ark A Memp Bdge A Term 1st 5s. 1964
342,000 Armour A Co. 1st real estate 4H* 1939
664,000 Armour A Co of Del let 5Xa....1943
189,000 Armstrong Cork conv deb 5s...—1940
439,000 Atcb Top A S P gen g 4s ------1995
Adjustment g 4s
..—July 1 1995
8,000
Stamped 4s
July 1 1995
216,000
Conv g 4s of 1909. ..———1955
1,000
Conv g 4s of 1905
1955
23,000
Conv g 4s of 1910... .......
—-I960
6,000
Conv deb gold 4Ka.—.—1948
164,000
Rocky Mt div 1st 4s A........ 1945
33,000
Trans-Cont Short Line 1st 4s gl958
16,000
Cal-Arlz 1st A ref 4Ha sat A —1942
131,000
Atl Knox A No 1st g5s
-—1946
Atl A Char Air Llna lat 4Hs A..1944
76,665
1st 30-year 5s aer B
1944
19,000
Atlanta Gas Light lat 5a....—.1947
July 1952
339", 666 Atl Coast L lat cons 4s
General unified 4H* aerlea A—1964
231,000
LAN collat gold 4s
Oct.. 1952
517,000
10-yr coll tr Ss..
.—-May 1 1945
354,000
Atlantic A Danville 1stg 4a
1948
191,000
46,000
108** 107*2 July
July
99 % 101
44
July
Sale
101
July
Sale
Sale
70** July
Sale
59*4 July
Sale
17*2 July
12
July
Sale
Sale
89** July
108
July
Sale
Sale
93** July
Sale
101** July
104
^
•
30
Sale
108**
Sale Prices
June 17
41*4 Jan.
.02** July 30 105** May
3
85
Jan.
99** July
60** July 27 100** Feb.
26
29** July 19
105
July
9
99** July 31
6
*75** July
8
107** July
July
2
July 24
July 31
102
July 31
77
66
July 29
July 25
20
135* July 30
2
Sale
19
40,000 ♦Alpine Montan Steel 7s
19
7,000 Am Beet Sugar 6s ext to- -.
Amer A Foreign Power deb 5a...20
1,437,000
...—19
159,000 American Ice s f deb 5s
19
448,000 American IG Chemical 5 Ho
430,000 Amer Internal Corp conv tKe—11
American Rolling Mill conv 5a —19
103,000
Conv deb 4**s
—19
3,456
602,000 Amer Smelting A Re# 5a aer A—lfi
19
18,000 Amer Tel A Tel Conv 4a.
30-year coll trust 5a———19
286,000
35-year sink fund deb 5s.
19
314,000
20-year sinking fund ***•--—})
444,000
Convertible debentures 4H0--H
127,000
Debenture 5s
.—-—.11
352,000
1'
36,000 {♦Am Type Founders 6s ctfs
Amer Water Works A Blec
Debenture gold 6s aeries A—11
277,000
10 yr conv coll tr 5s
H
799,000
11
69,000 {♦Amer Writ Paper 1st g 6s
♦Ceitlflcates of Deposit
15,000
416,000 ♦AngloChilean Nitrate
50,000 ♦{Ann Arbor 1st g 4a
26*4 July
28**
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Ask
Ask Bid
1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
July 31
July 1
RANGE SINCE JAN.
JULY
PRICES IN
Low from
BONDS
Sales in
EXCHANGE—BONDS
July
July
110
118k Feb.
107** May 8
105*4 July 23
71
July 19
77*4 June 13
July 10
July 12
128
July
8
Apr.
104*4 Jan.
104
June
55
Jan.
65
Mar.
100*4 Jan.
114k Jan.
17 103*4 Jan.
July 26 108** Jan.
July 12 101 k Apr.
July 23 108** Jan.
June
July 16 104
61*4 Apr.
July 31
17*4 May
July 11
14
Apr.
76
Jan.
88
July 29
37 J* Apr.
44
July
53*4 Apr.
70
July 24
77*4 Jan.
88*4 July 12
105** July
110
III*
2
2
IS?"
Apr. 17
Mar. 11
12 103** May
7
16 lllk Mar. 80
Feb. 27
18 107
Jan.
Jan.
2
9
12
29
12
13
2
Feb.
8
18
o
11*July
29
Jan.
28
51
July 24
88*4 July 12
70
n. y. stock
aug., 1935]
Sale sin
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Value
July 1
1933
to
Nfl,
!•
Bid
'
~102%"
92
94%
Camaguey Sugar Co—
52,000
28,000
988,000
200,000
90,000
85,000
17,000
36,000
129,000
110.000
129,000
45,000
573,000
♦1st 7s ctfs of
deposit.—-——1942
A——1962
4Hs.Sept 19 1454
Canada Sou con gu 5s ser
Canadian Nat guar
1957
Gold 4%•
July 1969
—Oct 1969
—.—.--1970
Guaranteed gold 5s
Guaranteed g 5s—
Guaranteed g 5a
Guar gold
—June 15 1955
4H*
Guar g 4%i„——_
Guar g 4Hs
166,000
229,000
480,000
23,666
J
A
O
117
F
A
116%
J
D
P
A
111%
105%
123%
M S
D
J
J
J
D
I
5s.....1946
1947
1946
Cent Hud GAB 1st 5s
Jan 1957
Cent IU Elec Be Gas 1st 5s
1951
Cent N & 1st guar 4s.........—1961
Central of N J gen g 5s.........1987
General 4s
....1987
Cent Pac 1st ref gu g 4a
1949
F
Guar 5s
M
Sale
108% July
Sale
109% July
July
75% 72
A
F
A
86
1p
8
J
R Be A Di* 1st con g 4s
2"l4",666
General
O
1
B......—1977
1st Be ft 5s series A..........1971
♦{Chic Be B 111 1st cons g 6s
1934
{♦Chic Be B 111 Ry (new co) g 6s ..1951
I
•
;V/-:
{♦Chic Mil A St P gen g 4s ser A.1989
♦Gen g 3%s series B
10,000
May 1 1989
♦Gen AH* «eries C
333,000
May 1 1989
♦Gen g 4H* series B....May 1 1989
174,000
♦Gen AH* series F—
56,000
May 1 1989
♦{♦Chicago Rys 1st 5s stamped
1927
10,000
Aug 1 1932 25% part paid
54,000 •{♦Chic R I A Pacific gen g 4a.. 1988
♦Certificates of deposit
7,000
120,000
♦♦Refunding gold 4s.—— 1934
♦Certificates of deposit.—..
90,000
166,000 ♦♦Sec. gold AH* series A....... 1952
♦Certificates of deposit.....
53,000
1969
♦Convertible gold 4%«
178,000
1951
39,000 Chic S L A N O gold 5s
1951
June 15
Memphis DI* 1st 4s........... 195»
Gold 3H*
"2,666
112% Sale
A
F
A
A
O
MN
J
J
J
N
J
43%
105%
109%
107%
106%
110%
76%
116
-----
11s8
25
Sale
15%
15%
23%
26
117
2
12
31
25
31
31
10
27
106
16 108%
8
1 112% July
2
13
4 ;
5%
18
13
Sale
44%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
54%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
42
Sale
Sale
45%
52
45
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
80
Sale
39%
39
D
July
Sale
Sale"
13% Sale
13
12%
14
12%
12
12%
6
6%
July
July
9
23
Jan.
14
Jan.
8
5
Jan.
8
17
19
28
29
3
3
8
27
27
13
23
17
4
20
46%
106%
109%
108%
108
13
i,
—
12
13
12
Sale
Sale
Feb.
1
June 29
July 12
July 31
Jan.
29
July 31
July 31
Mar.
Jan.
July
9
7
8
5
4
8
5
16 112% Apr. 30
June 24
8 108
106
Mar.
8
4
109^
May
3
110
Apr. 26
5
106% 105
Jan.
Mar. 1
114% Mar. 4
Apr. 10
109
Ifg
June 21
11
June
19
117
Feb.
20
106% July 24
35% Jan. 22
Jan.
7
34
May
Apr.
Mar. 15 .21% Feb. 25
Jan.
3
June 28 22
Jan.
4
21
Apr.
27
July
23
June
Mar.
Mar.
8%
8%
92%
111%
58%
Jan.
Jan.
Fen.
June
4
23
25
14
Jan.
8
Jan.
30
July
10
Mar.
55
57% July
57% July
58
July
14% July
4% July
42
July
46% July
44% July
51% July
53% July
8
Mar.
62% Jan.
9
62% Jan.
64% Jan.
Jan.
26
7% Jan.
7
23
7
8
45
July'
2
Max.
2
Mar.
6
Mar.
9
Mar.
17
Mar.
Jan.
3
18
Mar.
53
Jan.
23
Mar.
53
Jan.
8
7
5
Mar.
57% Jan.
3
9
Mar.
Jan.
Apr.
May 11
"3
9
21
July
July
July
11% July
17
Mar.
31
Jan.
7
8
21
18
Mar.
4
18
Mar.
28
28
Jan.
21
Jan.
4
Apr.
22% Jan.
7
29
14
July
13
July
2
10
56%
39
July
July
July
July
July
Mar.
6
70
Jan.
78
Mar.
45% Jan.
2
Apr.
43
Jan.
28
25
Mar.
17
Jan.
7
Mar.
16
18
16
Feb.
Jan.
10
Jan.
1
7
7
21
105% July
2
Mar.
Mar.
July
2
Mar.
105% July
2
May
6
June 21
Feb.
2
14% July 31
13% July 11
Jan.
June
July
67% July
49% July
16
25
89
June 29
88
June 27
July
10
June
75% July
58
July
17
13
Mar.
87
Sale
Sale
107% July
26 109% July
July
Sale
106% July
12 108% July
2 107% July
Sale
Sale
67
Sale
94%
Sale
35%
85
108
106% 106
Sale
108%
98 '
98% Sale
105
106% Sale
106% 106
105%
65
66% Sale
94
95% Sale
109
166% Sale"
July
July
July
" "
July
July
July
July
26
22 106
19 109%
30 100%
30 106%
2 107
9
68
96%
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
103
103%
Cln Ind St L A C 1st 4a...Aug 3 1936 Q P
.l««2 MN
1,000 Cm Leb A N 1st con gu g 4s
J
5,000 Cln Union Term 1st AHA •«' A—2920 J
J
1st mtge 5s series B_—........2020 I
47,000
1st mtge g 5s series C guar..—1957 MN
27,000
J
Clearfield Bit Coal 1st 4a
...1940 J
J
Clearfield A Mahon 1st gtd g 5a..1943 I
102
103% 102
103
103
Sale
104
111% 109]
112% 112]
113
Sale
71
102% July 31 107% July
9 103
July
103
July
103% July 23 103%
109% July 10 111
6 112%
112
July
July 19 114%
113% 113
110
Sale
Mar.
106% May
106% Mar.
106% June
106
July
July
July
July
17
13
109% Feb. 23
Mar. 25
Mar. 18
Jan.
108%
106
109%
100%
Jan.
107
June 26
Mar.
107% June 25
68
May 13
96% July 30
108% July
92
102
103
July
Si* July
110%
July
Mar.
79
Jan.
37
35
102%
J
78
50%
Jan.
"53% July' "2
Sale
107%
108
108% 111
106% 107% 107%
106%
70%
2
Feb. 20
-
109%
100
2
18
Feb.
Jan.
9
Sale
114%
67%
108%
98%
103%
101%
90%
65%
121%
86%
104%
106%
108%
July
Apr.
'30
84
Sale
112
12
97
10
11
Mar.
6% July
July
7
Sale
111
28
May
May
May
92% July
88%
Sale
O
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
30
21
51
106%
106%
15
25
110% Mar.
Feb.
8 105
5 102% Jan.
Apr.
July
July
21
79
J
June 19
12 111% July
2 112
July
Mar.
69%
)
June 18
Jan.
July
July
114
D
D
19
2 113% June
2 120% Mar.
105%
July
July
July
July
D
8
liH
77% July
July
37% July
July
July
35% July
12% July
76
37
Sale
105% 106
88
29
26
10
110%
114%
~
July "36
July
1
July
9
July
5
July
1
21
Sale
76
D
17
Jan.
18
02
Mar. 28
01% Jan. 12
11% July
10% July
13 116% July
_
Sale
Sale
37
i
QQ
Jan.
29
105%
46% July 15
43% July 16
51
July 12
50
July 13
52% July 15
11% July 20
4
July
*
39
July
44
July 10
44
July 13
July 31
49% July 31
49%
37
MN
17
liiH
78
12 109% Mar. 18
Jan.
3
47
Jan.
J
J
8 111% July
4% July
8
4% July 15
91% July 24
48%
A
MS
3
3
29
2 118% July 19
31 111% July 10 108
July 11 108%
30 112
26
P
.1937 J
June
63% Mar. 13
02% July 10
24
5%
Sale
J
AO
116
15
Sale
J D
MN
J
27% Apr.
07% June
39
May
13
Apr.
7
Mar.
6% Apr.
17% June
19
June
15
Feb.
20
Feb.
05% July
71% Jan.
50
Mar.
01
Mar.
87% July
97% Mar.
97% Mar.
69% Apr.
52
Apr.
14
Feb.
1 106% July
106% 105% July
July
Sale
23% July 22 26
18
Sale
July
110% July
110% July
117
3
105
18
19
106
For footnotes, oee page 33.
112% July
6 115% Jan.
1 114% Jan.
26 107% Jan.
Mar.
__
117
24%
J D
Cin Gas A Elec 1st mtge g 4s A.. .1968 A
.
July
Sale
43% July
104% 104% July
109% Sale
108% July
July
107% Sale 107
107% Sale 106% July
Sale
111
110% July
80
76%
11% Sale ~io% Jxiiy'"23
10%
9% July 23
106% Sale
MN
MN
M 8
J D
Guaranteed gold 5s..........
1944
Guaranteed 4s—
—...
3d g AH*
75
1s8
Sale
10% Sale
MN
MN
1944
Cln Ham A Day
6
62%
3
2
108
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
11
A O
MN
MN
J
23,000
1963
J
1st mtfle 4s series D_.—
91,000
J
466,000 Chic A West Ind Consol 59-yr 4s. 1952
.1962 M S
1st A ref 5 His series A....
201,000
.1962 M S
5 4s series C
42,000
——————.
440,000 Childs Co deb 5s............... ,1943 A O
J
.1947 J
413,000 Chill Copper deb g 5s
1952 M N
{♦Choc Okl A Gulf consol 5a
5,000
2
121%
86%
102%
111% 112% 110% July
107%
J 3
J D
J 3
48,000 Chic Un Station 1st gu 4Ms A.. 1963
1st 5s series B................ 1963
33,000
63,056
18
3
107
108
P
180,000 Chic T H A S'east 1st A ref 5s... 194V J
M
Income guar 5s........Dec 1 1941
313,000
47,000
July
62
103% 102% July
Sale
103% July
Sale
106% July
Sale
117% 118
Sale 110% Sale
Sale 110% Sale
J J
J
J
J J
astgeSs ser A1975 P A
1,530,000 {♦Chic Mil St PA Pec
♦Con* adj 5s............ Jan 1 2960
1,402,000
59,000 Chic A No West gen BH*
1*87
104,000
General 4s...........—.-----1987
5,000
Stpd non peyt Fed Inc tes-1987
71,000
Stpd gen 4M>s non-pay inc tax. 1987
Gen 5s stpd non pay Inc tax..1987
132,000
General AH* stamped..
...1987
9l",660 15-year secured 6Hs—Mar I 1936
1st A ref g 5s
113,000
May 3937
1st A ref AH* stamped—May 1937
269,000
1st A ref 4 Ms ser G
141,000
...May 2937
♦Con* AH* series A
724,000
.—.1949
Sale
1
103%
91%
103%
101%
90%
118% July
110%
107%
3
J
J
♦Refunding 4s series C—......1947 J
♦1st Be general 5s series A
1966 M
♦1st Be gen 6s series B... May 1966 3
294", 666
10
5
105%
97
59
3
102%
3
34,000 {♦Chic Indianap Be Louis* rf g 6s1947
10,000
♦Refunding gold 5s ser B.—.1947
22,000
51,000 Chic Indiana Be Sou 56-yr 4s —1956
Chic L S Be East 1st 4 H*
1969
26
16
Jan.
107% Feb. 27
71
May 16
July 16
21% July 31
11% July 31
11% July 31
25
Feb.
103% Jan. 21
109% Feb.
2
104% July
Feb. 25
Jan. .18 125
June 22
89
1
81% Apr.
2 104% June 24
99% Jan.
2
July 10
109% Jan.
101% Mar. 30 107% July 22
3 103% July 20
95% Apr.
Mar.
1
40
Feb. 21 45
5 109
May
2
106
Jan.
47
9
103
119
74% July
3
July
1
105% May 16
5 120% Jan.
6 119% Jan.
3 117% Jan.
Apr.
109
J
14,000
♦Certificates of deposit.........
11,000 Chic Be Erie 1st gold 5s
—1983 MN
J
J
95,000 Chic Gas L Be C 1st gu g 5s. ....1937
452,000 {♦Chic Gt Western 1st 5f-yr 4s—1959 M S
♦Stamped....................
57,666
July
18% July
9% July
9
July
44
107
J
J
69
Sale
Sale
110%
111%
J
4s...................1958 M 8
1st Be ft AH* series
113
31 109
July
12 110% July
22
109
7 118
Mar.
115% Mar.
23
25
117
8
A
2d con gold 4s
.....
.1989
II 8
Warm Springs Valley 1st g 6s .1941
4 O
173,000 Chic Be Alt RR ref g 3s
1949
i
J
198,000 Chic Burl Be Q 111 Die BH*
>949
J
225,000
Illinois Division 4s
..1949 J
317,000
152,000
140.000
115
i*
112%
MN
M
70
118% Sale
86
75% Sale
102% 103% 102
105%
103% Sale
107% Sale 108
MN
M
Sale
62
M N
1946
1989
1
104% 105% 105% July
Sale
95
94
July
Sale
53
51
July
Sale
102
101
July
87% July
88% Sale
101% Sale
101% July
102%
101% July
90% Sale" 85% July
102%
100%
O
J
11,000
"9%
103%
May 1949
Potts Creek Br 1st 4s
2
2
5
22
22
112% Mar.
50
56
Charles Be Savannah 1st g 7e
1936
MN
Ches Corp con* col tr g 5s May 15 1947
J D
10 year con* coll 5s.........—1944
Craig Valley 1st g 5s
15
9
2 103%
50
18%
105%
94%
A
•
July
105%
3
105% July
101
July
55
8
P
A—1948
2
27 112
Sale
Sale
Sale
I
Certain-teed Prod sfgSHi
29
111% July
Sale
15%
1966
—
3
102% July
Sale
Through St L 1st gu g 4s.....1954
75,000 Ches Be Ohio 1st cons g 5s
1939
139,000
General gold 4Hs
...
1992
111,000
Ref Be imp AH* ser A
......1993
164,000
Ref Be impt 4H< series B
1995
:,
3
MN
Cen RR Be Bkg of Ga col tr g 5s.1937
Central Steel 1st sink fund 8s—1941
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
103%
110%
114%
117%
117%
114%
112%
5
A
♦Mobile DI* 1st a 5s
'-'y.
124%
88%
103%
112%
107%
1
107% Jan.
103% Jan.
101
July
101
July
May 97
2% Feb. 11 15
July 12
106% Apr. 10 112
102% June 13 104% Jan. 18
3
108% Mar. 7 113% Jan.
11% July
8 112
Sale
Sale
♦Macon 9c Nor Di* 1st g
t
13
28% July 20 31% July
1 108% July
109% 107% July
♦Middle Ga 9t Ati Di* pur m 5s.
26,000
499,000
85,000
227,000
92,000
438,000
6,000
526,000
7,000
11,000
645,000
1,000
581,000
298,000
July
116% 116% July
Sale
114
July
112% 111% July
Sale
110% July
Sale
104% July
124
123% July
Sale
86% July
D
1945
1945
1959
1959
1951
9% July
26
D
1948
7,000 {♦Cent of Ga Ry 1st g 5s..-Nor.
75,000
♦Consol gold 5s
39,000
♦Ref Be gen 5Hs series B
127,000
♦Ref 9c gen 6s series C
♦Chat Di* pur money g 4s
101
1
8
July
9 109
July
3 105
22 101% July
22 101% July
Sale
20,000 Central Dlst Tel 1st 39-year 5s... 1943 J
39,000 ♦Cent Br Un Pac 1st g 4s
July
July
101
July
108% 109
109%
lhl*
77
73%
D
28,000
1st 9c con g 6s series A.Dec 15 1952
23,000 Carthage Ac Adlr 1st gu g 4s
1981
104% July
July
Sale
41
D
1936
July
108
116
101%
J
Sale Prices
114
106
J
Sale Prices
102% July
109% July
Sale
Sale
112
D
Sale Prices
Sale
Sale
Sale
103
J
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale'
88" '
J
M S
Lowest
Sale
114% 114%
111% 112%
....1954
Collateral trust AH*
.—I960
{♦Carolina Central 1st gu g 4s.. 1949
Caro Clinch Be Ohio 1st »•
Sale
Sale
J
1944
5s equip trust ctfs
Collateral trust g 5s
102%
110% Sale
114% Sale
S
J
Highest
111
M
J
10
Sale
J
1946
Collateral trust gold AH*
109
Sale
101%
101%
Sale
J
1949
Ask
8%
11% Sale
AH*——.1946
stock
25-year deb s f guar
Canadian Pac 4% deb
110.000
101%
llos
AO
——1956
.... ..1951
Canadian No deb s f 7s
108%
104 %
101 %
85
Ask Bid
Sale 108%
104%
Sale
101% 100%
Sale 100%
SINCE JAN.
Lowest
July 31
July 1
July 31 1935
9
MN
9,000 Cal Gas & El Corp unlf A ft 5s. _ 1937
J
J
49,000 Calif Packing conr deb 5s——-.1940
P A
1939
8,000 Calif Pet con* deb s f g 5s
MN
Con* deb s f g 5 %a
——1938
42,000
RANGE
PRICES IN JULY
Low from
l!
bonds
July
25
exchange-bonds
Mar
102% July
102% May
M
103
101% Mar. 16 103
100% Jan. 15 103%
109
Jan. 17 111%
110
Jan. 31 113
111% Jan. 15 114%
69% Mar. 28 69%
July 22
July 22
July
1
Feb.
23
July
Apr.
11
2
Feb. 18
July 23
June 25
Mar. 12
June 19
Mar. 28
N. Y
Sales in
BONDS
July
N. Y.
Value
if
STOCK EXCHANGE
EXCHANGE—BONDS
STOCK
nil
RANOE
PRICES IN JULY
Low from
1933
SINCE JAN.\ 1
July 1
to
Lowest
July 31
July 1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
July 31 1935
*
129,000 C C C A St L gen g 4a
Generel 5s series B
2,000
Ref A Imp 6a aerlea C
1,000
Ref A Imp 5a aerlea D
118,000
Ref A Impt 4 %a series B
530,000
Cairo Div lat gold 4a
36,000
Gin W A M Dlv lat g 4a
24,000
St Louis Dlv lat coll trust g 4a.
5,000
Spring A Col Dlv lat g 4s
1993
97 %
1993
111
Serlea A gu 4)ls
Serlea C gu 3%a
21,000
237,000
473,000
901,000
2,000
68,000
50,000
497,000
123,000
41,000
467,000
102,000
822,000
2,000
56,000
34,000
78% Sale
79
1977
1939
1991
1994 MN
1944 M S
J
1940 J
68
71% Sale
104%
91 %
96
J
105%
III"
O
109 %
O
J
A
104
-----
104
104%
106
106
.....
103%
99%
90%
Debenture 5a
Apr 15
F
A
F
A
A
O
J
J
I
J
J
2,000
A
263,000
Deb gold 4Ha
311,000
.1951 J D
Debenture go'd 5a............1957 J
J
150,000
J
28,000 Consolidated Ry non-conv deb 4a 1954 J
Debenture 4a..
J
...JAJ 1955 J
9,000
Debenture 4a.
A AO 1955 A O
3,000
Debenture 4a
J
1956 J
3,000
1,020,000 {♦Consolidation Coal Md 40-yr 5a 1950 J D
♦Certificates of deposit
599,000
27,000 Conaum Gaa Chic lat guar g 5a
1936 JD
71,000 Consumers Power lat lieu 5a C..1952 MN
51,000 Container Corp of Am lei'g 6a 1946 J D
Deb gold 5a with warr
225,000
1943 J D
62,000 Copenhagen Telep cxtl s f g 5s.. 1954 F A
D
31,000 Crown Cork A Seal a f 6s
1947 J
J
35,000 Crown Willamette Pap 1st a f g 6s 1951 I
9,000 Crown Zellerbacb deb 6a w w
1940 M 8
JU
100,000 Cuba Northern Rya 1st 6 Ha
1942
J
65,000 Cuba RR lat 50-yr g 5a..........1952
1st A refund 7Ha serlesA
D
109,000
1936
1st lien A ref 6s series B.......1936
10,000
46,000 Gumb T A T 1st A gen 5a....,
1937
457,000 Del & Hud lat A ref 4s
1943 U
20,000
1935 A
Gold 5Ha
145,000
..1937 5ft
2,000 Delaware Pr A Lt 1st M 4H8.....197I J
lat ft ref 4%a
7,000
196P ■*
lat mtge gold 4Hs
5,000
1969 >
Del Riv RR A Bdge lat
g 4a.....1936 F
Denver Gaa A Bi
lat A ref 5s.... 1951
Sale
Sale
94
Sale
93%
Sale
QQ
110% 109%
Sale
107
Sale
111%
109% 112
111% Sale
102%
107%
107%
30
i8Sg
105%
22%
22%
21%
W*
33
33%
104%
106%
102%
96
35
Sale
Sale
1
19
15
112
111
.....
30
Sale
July 24 112
8 112
July
102% July 30 103%
107% July
3 107%
107% July
3 108%
30
105% Sale
106% Sale
105% Sale
96% Sale
105% 106
104% Sale
100% 101
Sale
Sale
101
Sale
48
Sale
48
40%
Sale
42% Sale
Sale
96
105%
104
101
47%
46
42
42
Sale
Sale
40%
40
39
Sale
41%
106% 106% 106% 106% 106%
Sale
104
105"
8 106% July
8 103% July
31 100
July
112
111% Sale
101% 103
108%
107%
106
79
Sale
76
100
105%
99% 101
96% Sale
94%
107%
107%
103% l04% 103%
105
112% 104%
103
109
Sale
109%
112% Sale
110%
MH
"35"
1995
♦Second gold 4s
1995
D
Sale
7,000 Detroit River Tunnel lat gu4%«.196l
3,000 Donner Steel lat ref 7a aer AA...1942
M N
Sale
J
103
1941
J
O
114,000 Dul So Shore A Atlantic g 5s
1937
251,000 Duqueane Light 1st mtge g 4 %* A1967
1st M g 4%a series B-.
51,000
...1957
o
28", 660
Dul Misaabe A Nor
gen 5s
Dul & Iron Range 1st 5a
124,000 "Eaatern Cuba Sugar
J
8
Vf
s
8 f 7%« 1937.
Eastern Ry Ml No Dlv 1st a 4a.
..'*48 A O
Ik Ga l«r g 5a
l9Sh MN
59, 000 Kamera Tena Va
9, 000 2d El III Bkn 1st
.
con
..1939 J
4 4a
Ed El III N Y lat coo*
4 5a.. „■
1995 J
♦Elec Pow Corp
(Germany) 4 Via. 1950 M
♦lat sinking fund
000
6%a.__.__ .1953 A
24" 000
J
J
B
O
12,
12, 000 Elgin Jok 5c Eaat lat g 5a
1941 M N
89, 000 EI Paao 5c S W 1st & ref 5a
1965 AO
3, 000 Erie ft Plttab gen gu g 3 H* set B 1940 J
Series C 3H«
1. 000
269 000 Erie RR lat con 3c prior lien 4a
450 000
1940 J
20
79%
29 100%
5
97%
8 107%
.1996 J
74 000
3 000
Gen
538 ,000
1,226 ,000
22 ,000
36 ,000
..
1953
.
Series B
A
1953 A
conr 4a Serlea D
1953
Ref 3c Impt gold 5» aer 1927
...1967
Ref 8c Imp 5a ser 1930
...1975
Erie ft Jersey lat a f 6a
1955
M
N
A
O
J
J
J
1947 M N
3d mtge 4 Hi a
1938 M
Erneato Breda Co 1st
mtge 7a....1954 P
S
A
10,000 Federal Lt 3c Tr lat a f 5a
1942 M 8
5s International series
6,000
1942 M 8
First Hen s f 5a stamped
20,000
1942 M S
lat lien a f 6a
36,000
stamped...
1942 M B
30-year deb 6a aerlea B..
9,000
D
1954 J
10,000 Flat deh a f 7a_.......
J
1946 I
5,000 {♦Fla Gent & Peninsular 5s"I"l94? J
J
15,000 {♦Pla East Coaat lat 436a......_195< I D
♦ lat
3c ref 5a aer A
113,000
VI S
-.__.Il97
♦Certlflcatea of depoalt
50,000
II...
....
For footnotes
see
page 33.
.
108%
127%
37%
37%
108%
98%
104
74
A
ps7 J
.
Genesee R|» RR iat a f
(a
N Y & Erie RR ext lat
4a
106
71%
65%
64%
21
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
8
25
8
8
5
13
24
16
6
41%
24 106%
3 108%
2 106%
Feb.
24
20
16
3
24
10
Apr. 23
June 28
July
17
22
35% Jan.
18
27
19
tt*
Feb.
19
20
25
5
2
It"
July 23
July 31
May 10
9
May
4 105% Mar.
6
29 109% Mar. 22
3 104
2
95%
12 100
20 107
2 105
2 102
2
18
2
30
Apr. 27
May 13
Feb. 27
Feb.
2
June 18
May 27
54% May 27
44% May 17
\%y<
May 20
May 14
3 107% Feb.
14
"3 107% July'
102% Jan.
2 107
26
10
20
23
74% Mar. 29
100
July
1
30% July
29% July
10% July
9
103
23
10
25
20
9
2
21
"15% July" ~1
July
July
5
3
17
5
25
Jan.
6% Mar. 29
o y± May 11
5% may 11
11% Apr.
4
67
July
105% Apr.
1
106
108
106
108
26
26
16
2
25
July"
Apr.
Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
Apr.
Apr.
Jan.
3
4
107% July
107% Apr.
Mar. 30
Mar. 21
1
31
17 101
Jan.
2% Feb.
94% Jan.
6
25
8
23
1
39% Jan.
10
39% Jan.
11
12
Jan.
2
H
Jan.
4
21
Jan.
2
3
72
May 20
June 28
109% Jan.
19
27 110
Feb. 27
8 110% Mar.
7
3 113% June 18
4 111% Feb. 28
11
30
May 10
110% July
102% July
23
26
Apr. 23
15% July
1
12
Jan.
2
2 111% July
105
Jan.
103% July
102
Jan.
4 111% July 13
3 104
Mar. 28
107
liiff
103% 102% 103
108% 108
17%
108% July
58
July
105
July
111
July
107%
31%
104%
110%
June 20
May 25 108
3 108% July 25
Jan.
Mar. 18
58
July 10
12%
Sale
July
July
July
July
12% July
102
Sale
103% Sale
102% July
108% 108% 108% July
38%
^Z*
36
39
Sale
108
99
Sale
100
37
78
Sale
Sale
75% Sale
75%
67% Sale
Sale
July
July
July
100% July
77
July
106
105%
76% Sale
75
76
37% July
108
July
99
106
106
105%
105%
Sale" 100%
"36" July'
Sale
73" July"
72%
74%
60%
59%
117%
67% Sale
117% 117% Sale
116% Sale
116
108%
109%
103%
104%
81%
76%
117
116
-
.....
18
Jan.
73% Jan.
65% Feb.
94% July
July
94
July
110% June
107% July
112% May
89% Mar. 14 102% Jan. 12
8
106% Jan. 28 107% July
102
Jan.
3 105
5
July
104% Apr. 27 112% June 27
30
101%
79
78%
105% 106
74% Sale
gen lleo 4a.........1996 J
Penn coll truat g 4a
.1951 F
Con» g 4* Ser A
17%
104%
June 24
July
5
July
9
July
July 17
8
July
23 105
5
July
15 105% July 26
3
108% 108
53
Sale
49% Sale
49%
105
Sale
104% Sale
104%
111
111% 110% 110% 110%
105
tat conaol
88" 000
108
67
90
34
| ?*
3
5
July
July
67
July 25 67
July
l57
107% Sale
1 108
July
July
106% 108% July 24 109
July
Iio% Sale 110
9 110% July
July
112% Sale
111% July 27 113
July
109% 109% 109% July
8 110% July
30
35
30
July 25 30
July
rfH
Jan.
Jan.
May
July
July
'88
15%
107%
1937
2%
Jan.
.
,
65
Mar.
.
July
July
July
July
July
July
23
July
94
July
106% July
112
July 24 105% Mar.
July
3 110% Jan.
112% Mar.
July
Jan. 15 103% July
July 16 100
3 106% Jan.
9 107% July
July
Jan. 14 108% July
July 24 106
103
2%
63%
107% Sale
Mar,
23
June
30
July 31 31
July 16
8 106
July
July 15 104% May
Jan.
July 30 108% July
1
99
July 31 106% July 17 102% Jan.
2
25
19
July
May
July 19
25
20
July
1
May
July 23
July 19 24
July 23
23% July
22
June
July 15 25
July 31
2
Jan.
29
July
39% July 18
39
3
Jan.
29
July
July 18
Jan.
July 25 105
3 103
July
July 29 106% July
1 104% July
Jan.
July 23 104
July 10
S2*
5
Jan.
July
83
92% July 27
1 100
93
July
July 25
Apr.
July 16 106% July 27 104% Apr.
1 104% July
July
9
Jan.
1
July
Jan.
July 26
49
1
37
Jan.
July
July 24
July 18 42% July 31
29
Jan.
28
July 12
July 24
Apr.
July 16
July 22
23% Jan.
July
106% July
6 106% July
106% 107% 106% l07"" 106% July"
106% Sale
106% 107
106% July
28
Sale
27
29%
30%
July
28
28
49
z29% July
9
8
8% Sale
"16%
July
8
7
9
7% Sale
July
16
16
19% Sale
17%
July
♦1st 4s assented
"3",000
June 24
104
,84*
107
......
104
100
88
N
J
J
J
A
73,000 Detroit Edison Go 5s Serlea A.
1949
Gen 3c ref 5a aerlea B
92,000
...1955
Gen & ref 5a aer G
16,000
...1962
Gen 3c ref 4H« serlea D._ ......1961
119,000
Gen 3c ref 5a series B
37,000
1952
16,000 ♦Detroit 4c Mack tat lien g 4a
1995
July
Apr.
Apr.
8*
78% Sale
100% 101
Stamped a* to Pa tax.
8,000
135,000 ♦Den 3c Rio Gr lstconag4i..
1936 I
♦Conaol gold 436a...
27,000
1934 3
J
31,000 ♦Denv 3c R Gr West gen 5a Aug 1955 F A
♦Assented (subject to plan)..... -—
77,000
♦ Ref &
Imp mtge 5s aer 8..
278,000
...1973 A O
{♦Dea Moines 3t Ft D iat gu g 4a..1935
Certificates of depoalt
5,000
:
1,000 Dea Plainea Val lat guar4Ha
1947
106%
1
98% July
1
Sale
1
94
90% July
July 19
106% July 15 106% July 15
66
July 29
3
66% July
Sale
90
1
83% July
July 18
24
Sale
1
July
28% July 23
Sale
51% July 25 60% July
3
1
52% July 24 60% July
53%
88
Sale
July 19 94% July
8
89
Sale
July 23
8
94% July
Sale
87% July 23 94
5
July
110% 109% July 11 109% July 11
1 107% July 24
107% 106% July
Sale
111% July 31 112
1
July
105% July
102% July
105%
106%
Sale
105%
25
Sale
25
22%
Sale
25
Sale
22%
25
29
23%
Sale
22%
29%
Sale
Sale
30%
Sale
Sale
31%
105
104% 104% 104%
Sale
104% 105% 104%
Sale
103
103% 102%
Sale
92% Sale
89%
Sale
N
O
M N
M N
__
59
27%
54%
53%
.....
Works of Upper
Wuerttemberg 1st 7s
....1956 J
Conaol Gaa (N Y) dab 5 Ha
1945 P
95% Mar. 1 '95% Mar.""I
103% Apr. 15 105% Jan. 15
26
105% May 21 105% May 21
Sale
90
.....
♦Consol Hydro-EIec
26 105% July
105% July
Feb. 26
May 13
105"" May"29 105" May"29
Q9
Sale
63%
60%
90%
90%
89%
109%
106%
111%
.....
98% Sale
Sale
66%
Debenture 5a
...Jan 15 1961
Col A Hock Valley lat ext g 4a
1948 A O
Columbua Ry P A L lat 4 Ha
J
1957 J
Secured conv g 5%a
1942 A O
96
Feb. 13
Jan.
8
Jan.
8
July 15
107% Mar. 19 111% May 29
Sale
1952 UN
1952 A O
"92%
Jan. 25
June 21
109%
104%
104%
106%
106%
106%
Sale
1980
Columbia Gas A Elec deb 5e
100%
109%
106%
A. 1980 M N
sei
91%
93%
103%
103
Sale
105
1938
4
106
66%
105%
90%
92%
Apr.
1 101
May 22 112
May 28 101%
60
Apr.
4
85%
50
Mar. 29 77%
103% Feb.
5 106%
87% Mar. 26 93
88
Mar. 18
96
104
.....
108%
105
1945
w<
76
Sale
89
108
93
97% July
3
10 111
July
98% July
79
July 31
71% July 31
106% July 15
91% July
"
94
July 15
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
98%
{♦Colo Fuel A Iron Co gen a f 5sl943
♦{♦Colo Indua lat coll tr 5a gu .1934
♦Assented
91%
-
Clev Union Term lat gu 5%a A..1972
lat a f g 5s series B guar
1973
1st s f 4%s series C...
.....1977
Colorado & Southern 4Hs
.....
91
103%
Serlea D gu 3 >6 8
...1950 F
General 4 %a aerlea A
-.1977
Gen & ref. mtge 4%a aeries B..1981
Clev Short Line lat gu 4Ha.
.1981
1,000 Col A Tol lat ext 4a
1955
169,000 Comm'l In* Truat conv deb5Ha.l949
5,000 Conn A Paaaum Rlva iat g 4a
1943
1,000 Conn Ry A Lt lat g 4Ha
1951
Stamped guar 4Ha
4,000
.Ml
18,666
70
Sale Prices
97
July
1
110
112
103
1963
1948 MN
Goal Riv Ry 1st gu 4s
♦Colon OH conv deb 6a..
"99""
98 % 101
1942 J
:
97% Sale
Sale
113H
1941
W W Val Dlv lat g 4a
Clev A Mahon Valley g 5a
1938 J
Clev A Pitts gen gu 4%s aer B..1942 A
Serlea B gu 3Ha
1942 A
1,000
Ask
Ask Bid
Bid
July
July
July
July
July
July
18
17% July
106
July
July
108
3
2
5
July "3
38
8
July
1
108% July
101
July 30
106
July 10
106
July 11
102
July 22
79
5
July
38
-
76% July'
75% July
74% July
68
July
67% July
117% July
117
July
7%
101%
102%
106%
123%
July
July
25 110
Jan.
Jan.
30
21
May 27
3 102% June 12
24 111% Jan. 24
19 108% July
5
Jan.
18 128
Apr.
July
36
Jan.
1
8
June
13
July
101
Mar.
8 113% Mar.
31
41% Feb. 19
Feb. 15
36% Mar. 8 40
104% Jan. 14 108% June 14
Feb.
92
8 101
July 30
5 106% June 13
1011 Jan.
Jan.
5 106% June
2 102
Mar.
70
104
Apr.
3
Jan.
25 105% May 24
31
65
78
Jan.
65
Apr.
Apr.
10
31
18
78
Jan.
5
1
68
June
13
52% Mar. 30
Mar. 28
52
76
Jan.
31
8
8
31
31
16
8
97%
114% Jan.
112% Jan.
105
Feb.
75
Jan.
81
Jan.
83
Jan.
79%
80%
63%
82%
43%
50%
6%
5%
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Apr,
Feb.
May
Mar.
Mar.
80
8
2
June 22
7
74% Jan.
74% Jan.
15 117% July 16
5 117
July
8
26 109% June 17
_____
—
-
94
95%
94
93%
94%
95%
98
98% 101
85
88% 91%
90%
94
45%
45%
51
56%
59%
8
7% Sale
7
6%
7%
93%
93 %
93%
----
_____
96
93% July
93% July
Sale
94
Sale
98
94
91
82%
58%
Sale
Sale
84
45%
57%
7%
6%
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
95%
96%
101
94
90%
z46%
59%
8%
7%
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
7
83
June
13
96% June 19
95% July 15
96% July 20
101
July 31
94
July 20
97
Mar.
47
Apr.
16
67
Jan.
14
12% Jan.
7
4
12
Jan.
5
N. T. STOCK
Aug., 1935]
st)
Sales in
n. y.
Value
to
stock exchange
July 31 1935
Ask Bid
Bid
♦{♦Fonda Johns & Glov ref 4%a.l952
mn
Proof of claim filed by owner
♦♦(Amended) lat con«2-4«...—1982
mn
Proof of claim filed by owner
♦Certificates of deposit
V~j
Fort St u d Co 1st g 4%«- - 1941
i
d
Ft Worth 8c Denver City 5%a ...1961
I
J
Framerlc Ind a Dev 20-yr 7 us . 1942 u v
6,000
8,000
3,000
19,000
26,000
34,000 {♦Francisco Sugar 20-year
7hs
1938
1943
1949
1934
a. 1952
Gas a Else (Bergen
~13~,6O6
Co) 5s..
•♦Gelsenklrchen Mining 6s
77,000 Gen Amer Investors deb 5s ser
146,000 General Cable 1st s f g 5%» a....1947
1942
2.000 General Elec deb g 314s
32,000 ♦General Elec (Germany) 7j.--.1945
♦Debenture 6%a
1940
11,000
♦5 f deb g 6s
...1948
67,000
19.vj
35,000 General Public Service deb
403,000 Gen Steel Castings 1st 5%a w W..1949
1,636,000 ♦{♦Gen Theatre* Equip deb 6s—1940
Certificates of deposit...—...—
872,000
104% Sale
i
117
1,025,000
450,000
69,000
18,000
;
,148,000
127,000
58",000
103,000
2,689,000
341,000
329,000
322,000
278,000
712,000
65%
vi
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47
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d
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47
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76
j" 3
11%
10%
12%
o
j
o
39
38%
J
d
95%
89
96%
104%
99%
1956
1936
..........-196*
14,000
iV.ood
St Lou div a
Omaha div 1st g 3s
Term g 3s
.
"9",000
2,000
Spring! Div 1st g 314*
Western Lines 1st g 4s
l a n o—
1st a ref 5s ser a.
Sale
Sale
104% Sale
Sale
Sale
93% Sale
86% Sale
86% Sale
41%
7% Sale
Sale
Joint
414* series c-.
/109,000 Illinois Steel deben 414«..
22,000 ♦Ilseder Steel Corp Bltge 6s
"9",000
"9",000
3,000
1,000
223,000
239,000
1,173,000
185,000
"64%
Sale
71%
69%
95%
50%
98%
Sale
u/ X4
107%
40%
j
44
j
34
37
a
37
j
o
n
n
j
i
m
31 105% July
5
2
7
107%
40%
37%
104
106
....
43
40
101%
101%
77
101%
101%
80%
75% 74%
78
75%
"67""
MN
87
89%
87%
94%
96%
97%
55
53% Sale
101%
102%
82
85%
92
91%
89%
j
65
75
.1951
1951
1951
1951
IV*
92
Sale
64
82%
81%
"86""
Sale
65
1963
Sale
107%
39
Sale
42
40
Jan.
90% Apr.
14% July
14% July
31
31
18
Feb.
8
24
Jan.
June
2
107%
92%
103%
82%
July
Jan.
44% Feb.
2
11
16
17 109% Jan.
3
o
9
7
9
97% Jan.
Mar. 29
36% Feb. 27
17
Mar. 13
Mar. 13 101
101
7 108% June 20
104% Feb.
30 106% Jan. 15
103% July
Jan. 22
105% July 27 107%
13
90
June
3
28
97
86% Jan.
78%
Jan.
1
82
Apr.
96
75
69
63
99% July
Mar. 30 105% July
July
Mar. 12 100
95% July
Mar. 13
3
89% July
Apr.
25
31
53% May
2
50
Apr. 16
72
"10
66% Jan.
5
49% June 20
90
Apr. 13
38% June 15
June
July
69% July
107% July
40% July
35% July
37
July
"50%
July
98% July
10
6
95% July
31
87%
slH
3
38
15
July
28
11
—
98% July
51
Sale
88
Sale
78
Sale
75
89
3
30
29
39% July
3
8
99% July
2
1
32
Sale
Sale
45
Sale
38
54
Sale
59%
75%
Sale
53
52
Sale
Sale
Sale
75% Sale
85%
m n
72
73
m n
81
82%
a
73
Sale
78%
69
Sale
69% Sale
81% Sale
73% Sale
Sale
Sale
99% July
17 104% July
10
20
Sale
Sale
Sale
103
Sale
103
103
Sale
103
102%
July
July
July
July
74% July
45% July
73
July
82% July
73
July
67% July
77% July
71% July
102% July
102% July
102
July
13
22
1
27
78
3
2
76
3
85
1
23
9
23
79%
70
81%
75
-
5 103%
3 103%
5 103%
19
31
24
25
31
29
2
5
92% Apr. 18
52% Mar. 30
1
49% Apr.
Feb.
20
3
July
87% Feb.
13
97% July
87
July
30
30
78% Jan.
73% Jan.
7
8
7 108% Apr. 29
37% July 29 43% Feb. 18
June 29
June 29 104
104
2
95% May 15 99% July
9 103% Jan. 15
Jan.
102
Feb. 28
16
7
July 26
Feb. 11 106% Jan. 26
104
106
Jan.
Mar.
7 106% July
6 107% July
19
65% May
63
July
95
May
94% May
82% July
11
6
13
28
31
31
13
6
12
91% Jan.
3 99% Feb.
97% Mar. 19 104% July
20
10
41
Jan.
11%
38%
37%
56%
Jan.
Jan.
26
4
20
Feb.
18
Jan.
9
61
May 14
July
9
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
3
Jan.
2
Jan.
2
23
Mar.
23
Mar.
70
6 106% July
15 93% May
July 16
Apr. 29
Apr. 30
Jan.
74% Jan.
68
May
50
Mar.
583
553
Mar.
Mar.
99
Jan.
99
19
Feb.
76
28% Mar.
46% June
58
Apr.
35% Apr.
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
8
Feb.
June
97% July
85% Feb.
48
1
14
85
74
25% Mar.
4% Apr.
,
Jan.
63% Jan.
102% July
101
Apr.
July 31
7% July 31
July 31
32
July 31
35
32
94% Jan.
10
9
77
7% July 22
July 26
1
July
July 17 106
July 19 106% July 19 106
July 22 107% July 11 103%
6 103%
July 23 106 % July
8
81%
July 12 89% July
23
July
86%
July 16 88
50
1
65% July 31
July
2
63
48%
July 31
July
2
84
92% July 23
July
2
82
89
July
July 22
1
72
82% July 12
July
3
2
30
75% Jan.
80
30
8
Jan.
Apr.
67
1
25
Sale
Sale
19
86% Jan.
89% Mar.
26
65
27% July
5% July
Sale
32
IVi
79%
73%
102%
101%
101%
81
July
July
68
22
97%
98% 97% July
103% Sale 103% July
27
27
w*
46
Juner
67% Apr.
Apr.
59% Apr.
74% Apr.
90
Mar.
42% Mar.
98% Jan.
12 107% July
22
22
35
7
31%
11
June
71
89
Sale
Jan.
4 103% June 26
July
6
3 98
4
28 44% Jan.
3 119% July 29
5 90% Mar. 1
21 39% Feb. 16
83% Jan.
62% Sale
91% Sale
32
95
12 106%
70
Sale
Sale
Mar. 15
67
54
Sale
27
7
Feb.
15
July 30 111% Jan.
Apr. 22 106% May
July
Feb.
1 103
Apr.
99% Mar. 13 102
77
Sale
99
Feb.
42
16
28
8
99
Sale
10%
104
39
2 117%
July
72% July 16 76
76% July 15 78% July
July
70
July 15 70
74%
68% July
Sale
66
July 23
90
9
July
87%
86% July
95
94% July 24 97% July
8
55% July
Sale
50
July
5 102% July
102% 101% July
2
83% July
82% July
3
92% July
"92% 91% July
67%
July
75
July 22 76
75%
82%
10
97% July
100
97% July
87
3
July
July
89% 86
July
104% July
103
July
Sale
8|h
May 18
9% May 25
Mar*15
Mar. 14
16
23
26
107
103
51
31
Apr.
3
105% Jan. 18 108
38% Jan.
4 46% Mar. 12
24
34
June.27 49% Mar. 6
37% July 16
8 107% July
43
July
20
61
July
66
Sale
57% July
61
Sale
106% July
107% 108
38% 37% July
65
25
31
5
10
24
99
Sale
15
July
69% July
66% Jan.
50% July
98% July
103
Sale
8
5
89
19
72
5
10
22
9
22
1
6
2
July
2
90% July
3
62% Apr.
38% June 15
3% Jan. 11
7% July
2
64% July
60% July
13
July
June
90
"97"" July"
Mar. 26
107
Sale
J
46
Mar. 15 100% July
Mar.
Apr. 30 106
1
11
21
5
90% July
99% July
1 105% July
11 100
July
11
95% July
22
89% July
89
July
29
6% July
15
Jan.
June 22
36% May 27
35% Apr.
9
July
July
July
96% July
104% July
97
July
91% July
85
July
85
July
89
June
94
6% Mar. 20
6% Mar. 29
July
July
July
July
July
23
17
49% July
11 100
Mar. 27
54
June 29
49
3
2
Jan.
40
38% July
25
"95"" July
7
9%
106
105% 108% 105%
Sale
106%
106%
106%
Sale
104%
107
104% Sale
104%
105% Sale
105% Sale
Sale
88%
Sale
89
89
86%
87% Sale
88%
7%
f
6
40% Jan.
102
102%
96%
94
75
97
68
1963
68%
72%
76%
81
m
3 105
July
105% July
23 105% July
July
23 103
103%
71%
j
J
75
Apr. 27
May 23
6
95% May
3 106% Jan. 15
50
July 23
4
Mar. 12
Jan.
86
11
37% July
May 28
84
29 105% May 28
7
4 117% Mar.
30 110% July
104%
MN
j
9 106% June 25
23 110% Jan. 18
1 46% May 28
99
49% July
100
July
87% July
14% July
14% July
2
103
56%
July
July
July
3 105% July
50
July
30
49
July
30
67
27
3 104
93
6
"50% July"
Sale
109% 110% 107% Sale
o
M N
J
Jan.
115% Feb.
27
4
23
Mar. 14
76
27
19 101
Feb. 25
July
5
June
6
5
17
31
4
8
a
113,000 {♦Internat Gt Nor 1st 6s a—
1952
♦
\dj mtge 6s series a.July 1 1952
181,000
♦ 1st mtge gold 5s series b
1956
66,000
♦1st gold 5s series c
..1956
45,000
1944
905,000 Internat Hydro el deb 6s
1941
240,000 Int Merd Marine 1st s f 6s
205,000 Intern Paper conv 5s series a...1947
Refunding 6s series a..
—1955
367,000
21,000 Int Rya of Cent Amer 1st 5s b...1972
1st coll trust 6s gold notes
1941
15,000
First lien a ref 6 V4s
......1947
14,000
1952
608,000 Internat t a t deb g 4%a
Convertible debenture 4%a_._1939
902,000
Deb gold 5s
1955
1,299,000
36,000 Investors Equity 5s series a..... 1947
Deb 5a ser b with warrants
1948
18,000
Without warrants
1948
11,000
26
3
2
1
8%
112% Jan.
117% 116% July "2 117 V July
116% 117% 117
30
July
July
30
34%
July 16 30
35
29%
29%
13
Feb.
14
24
July
Sale
14
14
14
July
70
May
85
July
3
July
75
"89"" 81% 83% 82
104% Mar.
106% July 15 106% July
106%
106%
Jan.
102% 103% 103% July 23 el 03% July 13 101
103%
85
Jan.
98
2
July
July
96%
96% 96
96% Sale
35
Mar.
5
44% July
39% July
42% Sale
40% Sale
113% Jan.
118% July 31 119% July
118% Sale
118%
80
June
1
86% July
Sale
84% July
85%
84% Sale
25% May
30% July 17 34% July
33% Sale
32% Sale
j
a
a
For footnotes, see page 33.
5
July
July
July
July
5
♦Certificates of deposit—
.
75
Sale
38
m s
f
♦♦l0-year6% notes.......
1932
505,000
♦Certificates of deposit....
64,000
♦♦l0-year7% notes
1932 ms
309,000
♦Certificates of deposit....
347,000
Interlake Iron 1st 5s ser b—...1951 if n
174,000
Int Agrl Corp 1st a coll tr 5«—
Stamped extended to .......1942 m n
57,000
1948 m n
278,000 Int Cement conv deb 5s—
.
July
83% July
27
3% Apr,
3
May
101% Jan.
104
Apr.
106
Mar.
23
Feb.
5
July
50
"50"
1940
....1948
Ind Bloomlngton a w 1st 4s
1940
lad iii a la 1st gold 4s
1950
(nd Nat Gas a Oil ref 5s..—
1936
{♦Indlanapol a Louis? 1st gu 4s 1956
Ind Union gen a ref 5s a
—1965
Gen a ref guar 5s ser b-.--..-1965
Inland Steol 1st m s f g 414s a... 1978
1st m s f4Hs ser b..—.....19ri
tlnterboro r t 1st a ref 5s
1966
.
4
5
4
8
26 103
12 106%
26 108%
10 35%
105
iii Cent a Chic St
383,000
349,000
Sale
99
Sale
60
1951
1953
......1951
Gold 314s
Sale
61%
49-year 4%a
Cairo Bridge gold 4s
Litchfield di? 1st g 3s
Loulav Div a Ter g 3l4a
94% "96""
90% Sale
97% Sale
Sale
64
D
1953
July
July
July
July
July
July
80
Sale
39%
6%
104%
131,000 Illinois Bell Telep 1st a ref 6s a. 1956
J
.......1951
2,000 Illinois Central 1st g 4a.
j
3
1st gold 314s
1951
2,000
a o
Extended 1st g 314s
—...1451
......
40
88
141,000 Houston Oil sink fund 514s a...1940
J d
686,000 Hudson Coal 1st a f 6s series a..1962
mn
4,000 Hudson County Gas 1st 5s . —1949
p a
479,000 Hudson a Manhat 1st a ref 5s a. 1957
♦
\d|t»st Income 5s ...
-Feb 1457 a 0
336.000
15-year secured 614a...
Sale Prices
41
87%
mn
Refunding 5s
Sale Prices
18
93
.
Coll tr g 4s
Sale Prices
.....
37%
80
o
2,000 ♦{♦Hoe (r) a Co 1st 6 4a ser a. ..1934
m
2,000 ♦Holland Amer l 6s (flat) ........1947
m
13,000 Housatonlc rr con g 6s........1937
i
8,000 Houst a Tex c 1st g 5s Int gu ....1937
i
' ... 1437
6,000 Hoiik Belt a ter »kt »s
53,000
471,000
7,000
3,000
Sale Prices
108%
107% Sale
107% July
108% Sale
100,%
98% Sale
96% July
98% Sale
105
Sale
105%
104% July
104% Sale
95%
95
92
90%
July
94%
glMi Sale
26
24% Sale
24% July
26
101
101%
107%
107%
103% Sale
103% July 30 104%
104% Sale
105% Sale
105% July 27 106%
105% Sale
j
j
314s......1952
Highest
15
43
36%
.....1951
1942
......1955
Lowest
6
\iH
15%
o
...1952
4,000 Hnckenaack Water 1st 4s
4,000 ♦Hansa s s Line- 6s with warr...l939
27,000 ♦Harpen Mining 6s.............1949
6,000 Havana Elec Ry cons g 5s.......1952
♦Deb 5>4s series of 1926 ..—..1951
1996
19",000 Hock Val 1st coo g «hi
37.000
11%
a
Feb
♦Income
Feb
76",000
Greenbrier Ry 1st gu g 4a...
1940 m n
42", 666 Gulf Mob a Nor 1st 514s set b...1950 a o
lac mtge gold 5a series c
1950 a o
124,000
Gulf a Ship Island ref 5s... Feb 1452 j
J
Stamped............... .......
"i',666
1942 j d
223,000 Gulf States Steel deb 514s
Purchased Unea 1st
Sale
a
j
Highest
85
83% July
103% Sale
103% July
118%
56% "63"" 62
July
103
104
101% July
Sale
92
86
July
104% 105% 105% July
47
49
48% July
48
48% Sale
July
47
48% July
100
102"' 99% July
78
86% Sale
July
11
14% Sale
July
Sale
11% July
15%
deb ctfs a.. .
debenture ctfs b—....—
Refunding 4s—...
49%
99%
78%
99%
j
.-....-----1945
m n
Goodyear Tire a Rubber 1st 5s..1957
j
d
Gotham 811k Hosiery dab 6s . ..1936
f a
♦{♦Gould Coupler 1st 15-yr a f 6s. 1940
j d
Gout a Oswegatchle 1st 5a..—-.1942
}
j
Gr r a i at 1st gu g 4*4s
.1941
a o
Grand Trunk of Can s f 7s guar.-1940
m s
15-yer deb g s f 6s guar
1936
j
d
Grays Point Term (at gu g 5s ...1947
Gt Cons r1 Pow (Japan) 7a
1944 f a
1st a gen s f g 6 4a ..1950 j j
Gt Nor—geo 7s Series a
1936 j j
1st a refund 414a Ser a
1961 j j
Gen mtge 514s Ser b—.......1952 j
j
Gen mtge §s Ser c-..........1973 j
j
Geo 4l4s Series d
-1976 j j
Gen 4 v4s series e—....
..1977 j j
1st gold 3s sterling.....
Collateral trust gold 4a
Sale
J
Convertible deb 6s
163,000
98,000
2,000
97,000
Sale
88% Sale
105% 106
J
♦Green Bay a West
,
"69%
102
f
1947
197,000 Goodrich ( b f) Co 1st 614a
87
f
{♦Ga a Ala 1st cons 6s
.
Oct 1*4?
♦{♦Georgia Carolina a NorthernExtended at 6% to July 1 1934
Georgia Midland 1st 3s
1946
12,000 ♦Good Hope Steel a Iron sac 7s. 1945
Lowest
4
3%
3%
4
4%
3% Sale
3%
4
3%
103
103
102%
104 % 106% 105% 106% 104%
Sale
zl08
108% 112% 108
31
30%
35
35% Sale
a
a
Ask
4%
6
4%
1943
2,000 Galv Hous & Hend 5%a a
26,000 Gannett Co deb 6a series a----
July 31
July 1
JAN. 1
RANGE SINCE
PRICES IN JULY
Low from
July 1 1933
fe-8
BONDS
July
27
EXCHANGE—BONDS
Jan.
99
Jan.
89
78
May
58% Jan. 11
76
July 24
85
July 25
81% Jan. 30
70% June 24
83% June 22
75% June 22
104
Apr. 27
103% July 19
103 3% July 19
38
N. Y. STOCK
Sales in
Low from
July
BONDS
Value
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
i
EXCHANGE—BONDS
ll
PRICES IN JULY
1
RANGE SINCE JAN.
July 1 1933
to
Lowest
July 31
July 1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
5% July
5* July
15
9
63* July
% July
4% Apr.
3
% June 25
9% Jan.
1% Mar,
22
815* July
July 311935
Ask
{Iowa Gent let gold 5a
......1938
♦Certificates of deposit
11,000
♦lat & ref 4s
2,000
1951
117.000 James Franklin Ac Glearf
M
lat 4a..1959 J
4,000 Kal Alleghan A: G R lat gu g 5a..1938
3,000 Kanawha Ac Mich lat gu 4 4s
1990
C Ft 8 At M ref g 4a
68,000 t
1936
♦Ctfa of dop (Bankers Trust)
62,000
Kansas City Pow &. Lt 1st M
57,000
4%s.l961
301,000 Kan City South lat 4 3a
1950
Ref Ac Imp 5a
476,000
April 1950
138.000 Kan City Term lat 4a
138,000 Kendall Co 5%s aeries A......
6,000 Kentucky Central lat 4u 4a...
31,000 Kentucky & Ind Term lat 4%s
8,000
Stamped...................
Plain
s
D
J
J
A
O
k
%
66*4
513*
84
ill*
S
A
O
29
77
68
93
.1937
.1997
103
118
.1949
66
.1954
773?
.1936
A
554,000
Certs of dep for sec 5a.
44,000
149,000
553,000
217,000
42,000
45,000
Lackaw Steel lat cons 5s
Laclede Cas Lt ref ext 5s
81,000
Lake Shore Ac Mich Sou
4
1,744,000
♦Lautaro Nitrate Co Ltd
1959
36
gold 5s
1937
3nd gold 5s
1941
3V*a
1997
6s...ZZl954
La* & East 1st gu 5a
52,000 Liggett Ac Myers Tobacco 7a
5a
97,000
Lombard filec 7a series
A—......1952
Long Dock cons gold
6a........1925
Long I aland gen g 4s.........
1938
Unlflod gold 4a
1941
20-year deb 5a.............
"11*49
_
1937
..—1949
1944
...
|95|
Louisiana Ac Ark 1st 5s aeries A..1969
Loulsv Gas At EI 1st
At ref 5s.
lou & Jeff
Bridge gu g 4a
Louisa Ac Nash? gold
5s...
Unified gold 4a
1952
1945
"1937
""l940
1st Ac ref 5>4s series
1st Ac ref 5a series B
78
773*
102%
94
96
995*
1013* 1015* 100%
105* Sale
13%
L05
1053* 106%
LOS
106
67
§7%
953*
57
60
55
Sale
545* Sale
913* Sale
983*
993*
P A
J
N
85
94
39
Sale
N
405*
N
O
O
48
O
F A
M N
A O
A O
k O
J D
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M N
M S
k O
p A
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M N
M S
M N
J J
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20631A O
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5a.................
2?
68
635*
613*
92%
985*
823*
375*
42
42
47
Sale
134
1003*
1941
M <°|d 3.:::::::i98o
Montg 1st g 4 34a...
1945
South Ry Joint Monon
4a... 111952
Atl Knox k Cln
dlv g 4a
1955
♦Lower Austrian
m
M
Sale
Hydro-Elec 634a 1944
A O
1023*
1085* 1083*
105
104%
813* 82%
1103*
M S
J
Sale
MN
Sale
J
F
8
37%
8
35%
2 113%
17
76
22
673*
8
107%
22 104
3
30
19
10
1
1
A
107""
963*
913*
353* July
106%
100%
673*
67%
102%
1
July
July
July
July
July
3
95
Sale
97
14% July
106 3*
67
93
68%
64
63
923*
993*
92
40
42
483*
L07%
L17
132% July
121% July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
134% July
123% July
16
3
5
27
29
Jan.
7
Mar.
1
Mar.
6
June 26
26
Jan.
9
42
July
25%
67%
44%
773*
8
Apr.
Feb. 25
5
Jan.
June 28
32
June 26
85
July
July
July
Z8*
79
3
30
8
8
2 103% Mar.
1043* Jan. 30 106% May
2
77
Apr.
92% July
4
Jan.
95
July
99
99
Apr.
Apr. 20
2 108% Jan.
1083* Jan.
Apr.
1453* Jan. 18 149
6
101% Jan.
8
30
19
20
28
22
June 22
Jan.
12 103
29 114
Jan.
21 122
100% Jan.
7 105
May
0
June 28
94
Jan.
110
118
26% Jan.
2
Apr. 30
37% June 25
June
5 109% Jan. 17
Jan.
3 101% June 27
Mar. 21
81
July 19
Mar. 26
80
Mar.
8 103%
May 10 100%
Jan.
2 102%
5
Mar.
14%
4 106%
Jan.
130
Jan.
115% Jan.
Apr.
102
5
104% July 27
130% July 19
118% July 10
75
July 29
114
July 30
1
106% July
4
Mar. 28
Feb. 21
45
29
103
9
Jan.
4
30
106!
104%
3
Jan.
103% Feb.
44
July
100% July
104% Jan.
2
11
3
Jan.
32
25
30
Jan.
11
Apr.
3
Apr.
27
June
30
June
30
May
31
June
20
Apr.
17
June
5
Mar.
10
May
31
11
39% Mar.
13 105% Jan.
29 1133* Jan.
"I
64'.
10251
July
July
41
May 14 39%
3 114
110% Jan.
693* Mar. 30 78%
53
May 17 74%
2 109
105% Jan.
2 105
1003* Jan.
104
104
Jan.
28
37% July
2 106
11
24
Feb. 28
73% Jan. 23
8
97% Feb.
5
80
11
72
21
17
July 18
July 13
July 30
July 11
July 27
July 30
Feb.
25
10
15
Feb. 25
Jan.
3
Jan.
7
Jan.
m
Jan.
12 104
8
99
27
50% Jan.
9
54% Jan.
13
60
8
8
Jan.
8
5 107% July 13
4 117
Mar.
6
16 134% July
11 123% July
27
29
10 104
Apr. 10
6 106
Feb. 27
25
5
80% Feb.
26 103% Jan. 23
16 106% July 30
June 26 105
Feb. 20
Jan.
15 103% May 25
25 104% Feb. 21
Mar. 28 130% July 19
Jan.
7 118% July 10
Mar.
3
75
July 29
Apr.
107% Jan.
102
Jan.
107% July 17 107% Mar.
2 114
July 30
14 106% May 31
15 107% June 12
4 108% July
1083* July
July
105% July
102% July
29
1043* Jan.
18
10
1 107% Jan. 10
103% Apr.
Feb. 21
103% Mar. 14 107
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
29
July
July
July
July
23
31
12
15
81% Jan.
935* Jan.
14 106
July 23
2 99% July 31
11
13
107
111
'96
3 103
102% July 11
103% July"
44
July
100% July
105% July
103
July
103
July
103
July
129% July
117% July
69
July
112% July
106% July
107% July
1073* July
105
July
104% July
Sale
102
July
108% July
104% July
823* 813* July
"823*
8 101
29% May 10
2
2
83% Feb. 23
99% June
43% July 17
42
July
3
29% July
85
July 30
79% July
8
79
July
8
106
Mar. 15
74
1073* July 23
L013* July 27
81
July 19
80
July 18
1033* July 13
100% July 30
July
Sale
100% July
Sale
10% July
105
107
July
106
July
673* 65
July
90
95
July
Sale
59% July
Sale
543* July
Sale
525* July
91 % July
95
Said
975* July
875* 85
July
Sale
35% July
Sale
373* July
Sale
45
July
107% July
1165* 117
July
Sale
1225* 123
1065*
1065*
103% Sale" 103% 104"
65
44
59%
1023* Sale 100% 101%
105%
105% 106%
102
1043*
103
1035* 103
1035*
103% Sale 104
1043*
130
132
129% 130
1173* Sale 117
118%
713* Sale
743* Sale
1113*
113% Sale
1063* Sale" 106% 107%
1073*
Sale 107% Sale
Sale
105
105%
Sale
1003* 105
1946 F A
M 8
Mob &
563*
913*
Sale
2003l? 8
Paducah At Mem Dlv 4a..
Gold
106
Sale
Sale
103
121 %
72,000
28,000
14,000
36,000
3,000
189,000
30,000
49,000
446,000
31,000
6,000
12,000
228,000
114,000
177,000
183,000
24,000
13,000
26,000
1,000
85,000
37,000
4,000
5a
101
1325*
106",660
f g 6a
Guar ref gold 4a..
Sale
|95i
....1962
Loew'a Inc deb
Lorlllard (P) Co deb 7a.....
108
Sale
1944 A
Little Miami gen 4a
series A
a
Sale
673* Sale
673* Sale
L02% Sale
A
A
I
J
J
J
I D
I J
J
J
J J
M S
F A
F A
F A
P A
J J
J
H
M
U
k
1965 A
36
01
Coll Ac ref 5 %s series
C_....... 1953 F
Col Ac ref g
5%a ser D
...I960 F
Lake B At W 1st
Sale
063* 107% 107
103*
A..1950 M S
1939 A O
ser
36,000 Lehigh Coal Ac Na? 434a ser A...1954
Cons sink fund
14,000
414a ser C
1954
14,000 Lehigh At N Y lat gu 4 4a.......1945
16,000 Lehigh Valley Coal 5a
..._._Il944
1st At refunding
63,000
5a..........
1954
lat Ac refunding 6a
103,000
—1964
First At ref
26,000
sinking fund 5s
1974
Secured 6% gold notes
4,000
..1938
Vail
89,000
jMarpor Term 1st 5s
1954
V (N Y) 1st gu g
38,000
4Ha
1940
Leh Val (Pa) gen con
428,000
g 4a
3003
Gen cons 434a
115,000
2003
Gen conaol 5a
51,000
—.............2003
14,000 Leh V Ter Ry lat gu g 5a
Il941
1,000
1005*
1053*
.1954
...........
9 103
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
2
1063* 110
106% July 13 106% July 13
89
923*
933*
July
9
923* July 30
995* 1003* 100
July 24 1013* July 19
1005*
1085* 1083*
1083* July
108% July
155
150
155
149
149
July
July
Sale
1023* 103
103
1005* July
July
113% 1143*
113% July
113% July
121% 122
121% July
121% July
104
103% 104
July
104% July
73
80
.1901
.......
23 101
1023* 1025* 102% July*12 103
80
.1961
.1961
Kln4s Co E L Ac Pow 4old 5a...
{♦Kreuger 8c Toll class
;
_
MN
M
July
!h
96
53
70.
80
1005* July
103
July
Sale
July
July
1
July
Sale
July
Sale
July
Sale
106
July
104
103
July
50
42
July
38% 373* July
35
293* July
99
80
July
79% 76% July
79% 77% July
28
.1948 M S
J
.1987 J
3,000
136,000
1,000 Kln4a Co Lighting lat ref 5s...
1st Ac ref 6H1
1,000
8,000 Kinney (G R) Co con* 7%s
■
805* Sale
99
70
Purchase money 6s
K!n4s Co Elevated lat 4 4a....
18", 666
55* Sale
%
13*
o
I960
72,000 Kansas Gas Ac El lat mt4e 4%a__1980
♦
8,000 Karstadt (R) Inc 1st Mtge 6s...194.?
♦Certificates of deposit....
15,000
♦6s stamped
12,000
1943
61,000 Keith Corp (B F) 1st ser 4 6a._"l946
161,000 t+Kelly-Sprlngfleld Tire 6a
...1942
♦68 stamped
99,000
...1942
,
3%
July
82% July
106% July
92% July
13
6
9
98% Mar. 30 104
106 j
102
Jan.
Jan.
Feb. 21
11 109
Apr.
4
8 104% May 20
74)
1085
Jan.
2
Apr.
2 111
Mar. 27
23
77
105
23
88
8
1
29
Jan.
Apr.
83% Mar.
July
4
86
Jan.
8
24
7 108
1
99
Feb.
25
Jan.
4
•JMcCrory Stores
deb gold 534a
1941
of claim filed
J D
122,000
by owner
519,000 VfcKesson A Robblna deb 534a. 111950 M N
*
25,000
Manat! Sugar lata f734t... 1942 A O
♦Certificates
1,000
of
deposit...!:....
2°* iWl
♦C.rriflc.te. of
on 1942
deposit
955* Sale
97% Sale
27%
30
253*
30
253*
30
AO
A
"30"
283*
Sale
1,000
® A NW lat
gu 334a
A*rTiUBt C£ £tfa ot
partlc
1939
"""1959
*!"~1941
40
Sale
953*
75
92
MN
733*
69
59
I
52
viif? ?®Bt 8 .d# E,0T
J
42",000
84.000
Ref &
1956
"""l95l
334a
2"io~,666
1940
.
♦1st
ext
♦con ext
58",500
10" 5o5
434a
434s......
1
♦Certificates of
2
2
S
N
J
O
8
103
M
A
loto
For footnotes,
.."""*"1949
A..."
"l962
deposit.Z!!!..
see page
33.
60
N
35
(1880)!! 1934
.
74
28
"!""l936 ^
434s....:::::
kef At ext series 5a
Sale
^ ^
,930
Mil Spar Ac N W lat
gu 4a.
1947 M
Mllw A State Line 1st
guar IUiTimi I
{♦Minn Ac St Louis 5a ctfa_._. ""1934 MN
♦ist At refund gold
4a.
♦
a94
883* Sale
95% Sale
92
Sale
Sale
88%
56%
823*
93%
Sale
-f
83
92
....
25
103
83
103
104% 103
96% Sale
96%
75
703*
102% Sale
102
99
99% Sale
100
—
—
—
Sale
93
70
75
49
—
63%
63%
46
62
4%
8
12
11
50
Apr. 17
47
Mar. 18
37% Apr.
90
68
16
June 21
May
May
May
21% May
303* May
35
May
60% May
57
May
32
45
27
27
17
14
17
27
13
16
Feb. 20
98
Mar.
Apr. 24
68% July
5
70% July
68% July
72%
Jan.
70
Mar.
90% July 24
z59
99
July
July
July
July
July
24
1
10
13
5
71% Jan.
1 107% July
107% July
100% July
11
13
29
102% Jan.
95% Jan.
July
90%
64
July 31
July
2 92
July 30 96%
July 31 z71%
Sale
107%
106% July
107% 107% Sale 106% July
Sale
985* 100% 97% July
16
12%
123*
16
"sssivs i" *ra»a-'B i«n
1st mtge gold
5a.._.....
1971
13", 600
57
98
.!.!"l952 M
C.!!!
1979 J
361,000
231,000
Nor 1st ext
90%
Sale
Sale
107
334a.........
Imp 434* serlea
Midland of N J lat axt
5s
Mldvale St AcOrd conv
a f 5a
•{♦Mil «c
Sale
83
71%
70% July
68% July
Mar. 27
9% Jan.
7% Feb.
35
34
9
24
4
50
64
1Q77
1
f g 7a
25% July
July
0/ °/l July
57% Juiy JLU
535* July 31
40
July 17
25
Feb.
8% Jan. 24
8% Feb.
5
12
25% July
July
54% July
51
July
38% July
20
107
Michigan Central-Detroit
& Bay
City Air Line 4a........
19,000
1940 2
Jack LAS gold
lat gold
88%
(Gh>c' 4a. 1938
Vlex Internat 1st 4s
asstd
a
70%
,n~
27,000 Metropolitan Edison latAtref 5aC. 1953
1st g 4 34 a aeries D
160,000
1968
61,000
S®w?r fc »'■«« 534a!!l950
♦
106
95% July
97% July
99%
203* July 29 28%
25
July 15 25
95
71%
M N
A I Namm Ac Son
J D
38,000
1st 6s
...1943
A O
88,000 Marion Steam Shovel a f g 6s
1947
141,000 Market Street Ry 1st 7a
Q J
Apr'1940
M N
87,000
warr"»ta
1945
79,000 Meridional Electric 1st 7a ser A.. 1957 A O
3,000 ♦Mlag Mill Mach 1st
'if? 1!
575* Sale
535* Sale
53
Sale
—
Hanila RR South
Llnea lat 4a
1st ext 4a
lit.??*.
O
•♦Flat stamped
2,000
modified
5,000 ^..♦Certificates of deposit!!"""!"""
427,000 {♦Manhattan Ry (N Y) con g 4a .!l990 A O
251,000
*°' deposit.....
•2d 4s
,
J D
23.000
huh. EI Ry ft L,
M 8
IM
"i",666
1033* Sale
99% Sale
19% 233*
2
55
Mar. 13
63
Feb.
70
Jan.
29
79% Jan.
92
July
96% July
10
13
59
98
96
27
2
July 31
107%
107%
101%
17%
June
9% Jan.
Mar. 26
July
July
Jan.
May
11
13
24
18
2
36%
30%
July"l9
1035* 102% July
30% July
103
19
July
1
90
Sale
Sale
30
June 17
July
96% July
72
Sale
102
Sale
99
Sale
99
July
July
July
1043* July
98% July
103
July
100% July
100% July
8
8
104% June 10
99% Feb. 20
100% Jan.
933* Jan.
12
2
"
2
903* Jan.
88% Jan.
103
"33" "Apr"." "8
104% Mar.
100% Mar.
66% Apr.
102% Jan.
Jan.
11
103% Feb.
8
80
100% June 28
100% July
2
77% Jan.
763* Jan.
93
65
68
63
68
Sale
65% July
70
July
17
40
47"
July
12
July
70
••
8
4%
8
13*
1%
13*
1
1%
1%
1%
'%July ""9
1
July
26
6
70"" Mar."II
56% June
8
34% Mar. 26
64% June 29
5
May
2
% June 26
1% Feb. 13
% Feb. 13
65% Mar. 18
58
June
63
Jan.
24
64% June 29
8% Jan.
3
2% Jan. 15
13* Feb. 13
1% Mar. 14
N. Y. STOCK
Aug., 1935]
2t3
Sales in
BONDS
July
Y. STOCK
N.
Value
July 1 1933
July 31 1935
Ask Bid
Bid
$
324,000
19,000
1938
—....—.1938
cons si gtd as to Int..
1938
8c ret 6s sarlas a........—1946
1st
1st
1949
.1978
is-rsargSHs..
1st ref sh* series b—
166,000
J
p
j
a.........1962 1
40-year 4s series b
Pr Hen mtge
44s ser d
♦Cum adjust 5m series
1963
1978
1967
...
a
Jan
♦1st 8c refund 5s series a
J
o
-
.
_
_
.1965 p
e
1978 ms
.....1977 mn
General 4s
♦1st Ac ref 5s series p
♦Certificates of deposit......
♦ 1st
a ref a
ser
1978 mn
g
1949
......1980
mo
a
a
♦Certificates of deposit....
330",666
♦1st tk ref 5s
7,000
1981
1.
ser
if
♦Mo Pac 3d 7s est at 4%
..
.July 1938
1948
33
274 Sale
254
94 Sale
t'MoDHe 8c Ohio gen gold 4s ....1938 m
♦Montgomery Dlv 1st g 5s.....1947 p
7,000
♦Refunding Ac Improv't 44* ..1977 m
21,000
♦Sec 5% notes................1938 m
17,000 Mohawk a Mai 1st gu g 4s
1991 m
86,000 Mont Cent 1st gu g 6s..........1937 j
66,000
1st guar gold 5s....
...1937 j
225,000 Montana Power 1st Ac ref 5s a...1943 j
233,000
Deb gold 5s series a
1963 J
22,666
Sale
374
134 Sale
28
Sale
254
28
27
Sale
254
54 Sale
28
Sale
254
28
Sale
Sale
254
31
73
8
62
Jan.
Jan.
3
64
Jan.
7
8
9
364 Jan.
7
384 July
2
12
July
20
Mar. 29
Mar. 30
28
5
8
31
31
11
31
3
July
9
July 31
28"
Jufy
194 Apr.
27
July
45
254 July 26
28
July 29
74 July 19
254 July 20
234 July 23
244 July 10
254 July
3
44 July
2
254 July 28
26
42
4 July
144 July
42
25
July
July
July
July
9
28
26
28
25\
5>
20
30
33
364 May
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
19
54
194
184
194
944
274 Jan. 26
114 Jan. 26
Feb. 18
30
274 Jan. 26
294 Feb. 18
27
Feb. 19
74 Jan.
8
1
4
34 Apr.
2
194 Mar. 30
194 May 11
31
6
Feb. 18
254 June 27
304 Feb. 18
27
Feb. 11
30
1
4
184 Apr.
Feb. 18
Feb. 19
June 20
804 Apr. 20
48
Jan.
4
444 May 16
85
75
55
Sale
Sale
30
Mar. 29
Apr.
1
Apr.
3
Apr.
184 Apr.
45
107
12
80
40
8*
June
7
16
894 Feb. 26
2
1
2
384 July 31
33
July 31
384 July 27
12
July 12
25
67
June 26
May 21
364
82
77
1024 Sale
1004 101
d
Jan.
18
18
85
44
54
J
June
30
10
78
894
"94
j
95
May
7
May 29
854 July 30
21
45
8
j
'924 May 29
4
Jan.
83
70
A
s
2
25
76
70
s
24
674 Mar. 28
95
July
264 July
784 july
2
July
25
37
s
174 Mar.
July 17
July
1
July 23
July 24
42
83
41
j
j
j
....
...
394 Sale
83
.......
Small..
Sale
80
j
Small....
31
774 July
95
254
j
Mortgage gold 4s.............1945
11,000
2
694 July
j
Mobile 8c Birm prior Hen g 5s
23
July 24
854 july 30
234 July
27
n
♦Certificates of deposit.........
June 28
30
24
70
2i^ 2lH
nu29H
♦Certificates of deposit
♦Convertible gold 5 4*
♦1st ref gold 5s series h
37
254 July
374 July
234 July
204 July
254 Sale
264
28
254
274
84
84
274 Sale
254
27
27
Sale
J
a
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
1
17
1
30
80
Sale
424
424" 424
134
144
♦Certificates of deposit.....
♦
184 "26"
854
1
Highest
264 Apr. 26
194 Mar. 15
31
Apr.
4
184 Mar. 23
July
July
424 July
37
19
314 July
274 July
85
40
{♦Missouri Pacific rr co—
191,000
47,000
490,000
624,000
24,000
220,000
2,000
193,000
180,000
22
MM
40
42
j
18,000
158,000
284
Sale
904
944
244 Sale
764 Sale
J
i
Highest
Sale Prices
80
Mlssour-Kansas-Tszas rr—
Prior lien 5s series
Lowest
784 Sale
1st Chic Term s f 4s
1941 mn
J
2,000 Mississippi Cent 1st 8s..........1949 J
J
32,000 l+Mlssot3rM)Unols rr 8s ser a...1989 J
610,000 Mo Kan & Tei 1st g 4s......
19«'j J d
373,000
36,000
S*
IIB
Sale
204
J
m
j
Sale
20 4
Term
Cant
HStPkSSMSt
J
Sale
28
42
J
1st com 5«
86,000
8,000
60,000
37
j
atpd guar
m St p & s s m 4i
Ask
SINCE JAN.
Lowest
Sale Prices
July 31
July 1
to
EXCHANGE
RANGE
PRICES IN JULY
Low from
sf
29
EXCHANGE—BONDS
40
July
354 May 16
40
July 10
9
414 July
10
9
July
104 Sale
5
July
44
64
5
5
July
54
80
78
81
July
1024 July
1024 103
1014 1014 1004 July
106
Sale
1054 July
944 July
954 Sale
764 July
844 Sale
101
July
1014 100
794 July
8'35/
854 July
1014 July
82
July
9
104 July 29
6
54 July
6
July
8
2
824 July
1034 July 11
102
July 19
107 - July
1
98
July 17
"l64"JanT"25
July
9
44 June
5
79
2
Jan.
94 jan. 15
3
11
June
Apr.
854 Jan.
1034 July
102
July
1074 June
98
July
1004 Apr.
974 Apr.
934 Jan.
67
Jan.
19
29
17
...
Montecatlnl Mln Ac Ags
Deb g 7s
Co Inc
1937
j
65.000 Mont Tram 1st & ref 5s series a.. 1941
31,000
Genersl 8c refunding 5s a.....1955
90
814
1004 Sale
j
164,000
o
Gen 8c ret 5s series b..........1955
s
f 4h« ser
c........ 1955
o
Gen & ref
s
f 5a
1955
78
o
Gen & ref
16,066
78
o
ser
l>
76
"78"
1044
944
964
874
j
74",060 Morris a Co 1st s f 4h»
1939
d
516,000 Morris a Esses 1st gu JHs...
3000
201,000
Constr m 5s ser a
..........1955 mn
205,000
Constr m 434 s ser b
1955 mn
730,000 Murray Body 1st mtge 6v£s
1942 j d
18,000 Mutual Fuel Gas 1st gu 5s..
1947 mn
—
National ry 01
♦
Assent
cash
12",660
♦Assent
♦Nat rr Mes
12,000
♦
a ssent
♦First
14,000
97,000
♦
rects No
ract Nov
warr
gold 4s
,
.
Assenting cash warr
4
4
105
584 Sale
98
Sale
Sale
104
100
.
1951
ract No 4 on
...
.
.
2
14
-
o
d
n
d
j
1024
60
1014
j
..194ft j
85
'
♦Ptrst 5s series b
♦1st mtgs gold 5« series
♦1st 44* series d.
g
1956
1956
♦First 54* series a...........1954
Npt a cln b Pen gu g 44s
1945
n y a Bktyn a m b cons g 5a... 1935
New York Central conv sec
60
1224
120
99
£
Sale
854
"294
6s—1944
f
f
a
j
294
284
Sale
li*
Sale
.....1998
Sale
IT4
£8
784 July 18
794 Feb. 14
1
8 1054 May 28
2
14
954 Jan.
8
98
11
31
Jan.
Mar. 27 102
834 July 30 964 Jan.
Mar. 26 1404 July
3 110
1034 Jan.
June 24
16 1064 May 17
102
July
Jan.
884
1024
504
864
1024
994
17 1044 July
1 1004 July
Feb.
Apr. 13 97
Apr. 10 1054 Apr.
4
624 July
Apr.
July
9 102
Jan.
Feb.
2 105
Jan.
June 27 1004 June
21
26
24
24
23
22
64 Jan.
15
June 28
44 Jan.
7
July
July
1034 July
July
15 1194 July
July
105
Julj 12 108
1024 June 19 1034
65
60
Feb. 25
1134 Jan.
8 1194
664 July
25 124
July
22 1234 July
794 Sale
734 Sale
27
254
294 Sale
294
30
304
1074
116 H
Sale"
Sale
102""
Sale
Sale
75
744 July
July
66
July
July
July
July
95
67
Sale
59
Sale
87
Sale
Sale
104 4
95
18,000 n y a Greenw l prior Hen gu 5s. 1946
3006
12,000 n y a Harlem 0 34a
1973
233,000 n y Lack a Western 4s ser a
...
b._..........1973
1942
5s...........1943
Nik Long Branch gen 6a.....1901
61
834
92 4
118
87
954
1234
1134 Sale
-----
884
101
101
90
Sale
123 4
1134
85
Sale
100
95
1054 107
1034
124 4 1224 July
Sale 1134 July
"nn~
99
106
95
1014
624
534
584
1064
1074
674
95
884 July
July
1014 1024 101
100
July
100
Sale
106
1064
Sale
1034
19
Feb.
9
99
"
July
4
14
3
Mar. 28
644 July
53
Jan.
1
12
2
2
Jan.
2
July
25
Apr.
July
804 July
80
30
24
Apr.
Feb.
2
July
8
804 July 19
87
Apr. 29
264 July 12
304 June 19
80
MLay 10
May 10
1
MLay 13
30
June 21
304 June 19
31
Feb.
18
2 1074 .July
1
12 1024 Jan.
Mar. 15 1124 Jan.
1
874 Ian.
Apr.
14
Jan.
July
3
28
July 31
July 31
Mar. 27
67
July
Mar. 27
73
984 July
Mar. 12
July
Mar. 29
984 Feb. 25
974 Jan. 23
73
96
2
Mar. 27
Mar. 21
13
Mar. 21
July 31
July 15
July 31
July
6
July 31
12 61
July 31
10
664 July 31
27 1084 July
9
12
674
884
874
16 1014
12
714
Apr.
9 1244 July
1 115
July
3
93
July
19 1024 July
12 1014 July
9 "99""
Jufy"
27
~
67 4 July
Mar. 15
77
Jan.
66
Jan.
714 Jan.
26 1084 June
t Apr.
July 26 1084 Feb.
July
I Jan.
July
i Apr.
i July
1144 Feb.
1094 Jan.
1
May
July
1104 Mar.
| Mar.
29
irA
93
824 May
98
106
Jan.
102]
May 21 102;
Mar. 30 108!
94
Apr.
105
Feb.
7
7
7
14
21
16
10
16
10
1
1244 July 27
115
July
9
1164 Jan.
1074 Jan.
98
31
894 Jan. 10
884 Jan. 22
12 1024 Mar. 7
Mar. 30
1014 Jan.
- —
July 16
1234 July 11
884 Feb. 14
106
July 25
644 July 30
Jan.
954 jujy 30
Sale
Sale
Feb.
70
Jan.
July
July
July
July
Sale
July
66
66
July
Sale
1064 Sale
July 26 1084 july is
1074 108
1
744 July 16
Sale
July
69
Sale
July 10
Sale
50
July 30 58
51
544
22 1124 July
1
1114 july
Sale
1114 Sale
July 18 1084 July 11
Sale
1064 1074 107
Sale
106
July 25 1084 July 19
Sale
1074
Sale
81
2 124
Jan.
July
694 July 25 84
5
25
264 July
July
5
30
July !
274 July
5
294 July
274 July
July :
28
July 11 30
3
304 July :
274 July
1 1074 July
1074 July
1004 July 12 1004 July
July
1074 july 13 111
July
85
July 12 87
July
59
July 12 67
95
884
874
1014
714
604
22
Jan.
Feb.
1 106
0
Mar.
June 24
Apr. 25
July 17
June 12
Jan.
25
1
964 Sale
Sale
Pow 5s
For footnotea. see page 33.
Mar. 27
2
July
Sale
Sale
Sale
Purchass monsy coll tr g 4s..
Dock a lmpt 1st
3
30
24 July
12 1054 July
50
Sale
884
4s...
rr »hs
17
17
73
Sale
......
Guar 44s series
8
34 July
1044 July
574 July
67
954
Mich Cent coil g 34s
n y l fi a w Coal a
24 July
24
1054 Sale
644 Sale
Sale
Refunding 5h* series a.....
Refunding 44s series c
n y Gas el Lt Ht a
30
Sale
Sale
Rgmtg. 34s
Debenture 4s of 1913...
n y Chic a St Louis 1st g
July
34 July
Sale
79""
7
16
5
June 28
2
122
Sale
n yc ah
24 July
Jan.
44 Jan.
30
9
34 July
624 July
1214 July
1194 July
624
Sale
Ref a Inapt 4 ha series
6 102
May
94
71
1014
100 4
3-year 6% gold notes.........
444,000
111,000 n y Connecting 1st gu 4h* a..
1st gtd 5a series b.......—.
26,000
101,000 n y Dock 1st gold 4s...........
Serial 5s g notes
195,000
167,000 n y Edison 1st a r»f 6h* mr a.
1st Hen a ref 5s b._
34,000
1st lien a ref 5s series g......
129,000
n y a Erie—See Erie rr.
"5",000
914 May
8 104
1
Jan.
99
Sale
Lake Shore coll g 3Ha.......
46,000
116,000
5
Apr.
101
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
894 July
July
624 July
15
july "30
2
34 Sale
52
Ref a lmpt. 4ho series a.....
1,106,000
July
1064
1204
Sale
1044 Sale
594 Sale
a......3013
5s series g....
3013
Consol is series a..
111,000
152,000
99
1034 July
994 July
*24
744
634
.....1954 a
...
1,135,000
170,000
476,000
884 July
July
584 July
104
-----
{♦n o Tex a Mex non cum inc 8*1935 a
Ref a lmpt
110
1094 July
1064 July
24
14
24
14
24
105
1054 Sale
"034 Sale 1034 Sale 1034
60
50
65
1184
1194 ----- 119
tNew Orlsans p s 1st a rsf 6s a ...1953 a
1st a ref 5s series b
1955 j
330.000
47,000 New Orleans Term 1st 4s guar... 1953 j
392,000
146,000
105
624 Sale
1014
1034 Sale
100
Sale
4
379",000
1,600,000
87
103
24
24
England tat 30-yr 5s a...1953 i d
1st g 4 ha series b
1961 m n
n j Junction rr gu 1st 4s
1986 p a
200",000 n j Pow a Light 1st 4v|a..
1960 a
50,000 New Orleans Great Nor 5s ser a.. 1983 j
n o a n'eaatern ref 4h« series a.1952 j
1,190,000
1064
34
New
25,000
115,000
47,000
97,000
220,000
2,000
4,000
646,000
489,000
Sale
110
894
884
00
New England rr cons 5s guar.. 1945
is
974
884
1404
or
a
1st coll mt<*e s f 4s
1965 j
1,107,000
Naugatuck rr 1st g 4s
1954 m
"3,666 Newark Consul Gas 5s..........1948 j
Con* guar
954
Sale
f 4h»_... 1957
wntt
Nat Steel 1st coll 5s............1956
11,000
158,000
106,000
Sale
Sale
854 Sale
1u4 1404 Sale
104
1914 ceupon
cash
cons
93
Sale
734 Feb.
July" 18
74
105
95
1094
1977 a o
warr
receipt
No 5 on
prior llan g 4 ha ..1936
♦Guar 4s Apr
784
2
10
94
25
Mexico—
♦Prior lien 50-year s
2l",606
July
Sale
1064 108
Namm (ai) a Son—See Mfrs* Trust Co
21,000 Nashville Chat & St l 1st 4s a..1978 f a
3,000 Nash Flo & Sheff 1st gu g 5s
1937 p a
198,000 n««s*u Else guar gold is stpd...1951 j
J
22.000 National Acme 1st mtge 6s
...1943 j u
592,000 National Dairy Prod deh 5 h*
,1<»48 f a
548,000 Nat Distillers Products deb 4>4s_1945 m n
76.
Sale
109
.lo4! m n
1.000 Mutual Union Tel 5s......
Sale
83 £
78*
835/
1044 Sale
4
964 Mar. 15 1014 July 30
82
July 10
77
Apr. 23
764 July
13
30
26
99
107
July 18
2
May
6
May
Feb. 19
4
May
June
7
2 1044 June 29
30
.N. Y. STOCK
Sales in
EXCHANGE—BONDS
Low from
July
BONDS
Value
N. T. STOCK EXCHANGE
PRICES IN JULY
RANOE SINCE JAN.
July 1 19331
Lowest
Highest
July 31 *35
Sale Prices
N Y New Haven Ac Hartford—
37,000
5,000
22,000
80,000
103,000
36,000
466,000
218,000
Non-conv debenture 4a.....-.1947
Non-conv debenture8%«_..-- 1947
Non-conv debenture S%«_..--1954
.—1955
Non-conv debenture 4a.......1956
Non-conv debentu re 4a
....
Convertible debenture 3%«.—1956
Convertible debenture 6a
1948
Collateral truat 6a._—...
1940
202,000
Debenture 4a
455,000
1st Ac ref 4%a aer of 1927
73,000
Harlem R Ac Pt Cbea **t 4a
215,000 s Y Oat At vVeat lat g 4a...June
121,000
General 4a
1957
1967
1954
1992
1955
N Y Prov At Boaton gen 4a
------
30% J^y
28 % July
27
July
21% July
28 % July
27
July
34 % July
45 % July
18
July
29
July
92 % July
43
July
33% July
1942
29,000 N Y At Putnam lat con guar 4a ..1993
193,000 »n Y RyaCorplnc6a
Jan 1965
20,000
♦Income 6s assented
1965
41,000
prior lien 6s aeriea A...———1965
10,000
Prior lien 6s assented
1965
5,000 N Y At Rich Gaa lat 6a A..
1951
6,000
V State Rya 4%» A ctfa
V6%8
aer
83
i
July
10 % July
10% July
88
July
90
July
1109
July
J
1962
........1962!
B ctfs..
July
Second gold 4Ha
General gold 5a
Terminal lat gold 5a..........
MY Tel lat Ac gen t f 4%s
N Y
Trap Rock 1st
a
f g 6a
N Y Westches At Boa lat 4Ha....
'
Nlag Lock Ac Ont Pow 1st 5a A...
Niagara Share (Mo) deb 5%«_.-Sordeutsche Lloyd (Bremen)—
38,000
♦10-year a f 6a
32,000
New 4 6%
109,000 Mord Rya eztl a f
4%*
223,000 ♦{♦Norfolk South 1st At rei 5a A.
18,000
♦Certificates of deposit
13,000 ♦{♦Norfolk At South 1st
g 5a
227,000 Norfolk At West
Ry 1st con g 4a—.
141,000
Pocahontas C At C lolnt 4a....
433,000 North American Co deb 5s
77
...
78
49%
51
Sale
15%
14%
Sale
14%
50
Sale
114:%
107%
114% July
1108
July
99
July
...
gen At ref 5a
1957
98% July
99% July
'97% July
1120
July
Aug 15 1963
Nov 15 1969
A...1974
aer
Gen Ac ref 4 Ha series A
...1974
12,000 {♦Northern Ohio lav
guar j*i
1945
♦Ex Apr *33, Oct '33, Apr *34
coups
Stamped as to sale of April 1 and
6,000
♦Oct 1 1933 and Apr 1 1934 coups
v
33,000 Nor Ohio Trac & Lt 6s aer A
1947
347,000 Northern Pacific
prior lien 4a
1997
566,000
Gen Uen ry At Id gt 3a
Jan 2047
223,000
Kef At Impt 4Hs Series A....-2047
1,203,000
Ref At Impt 6s Series B
2047
124,000
Ref At Impt 5s Series C.......2047
334,000
Ref At Impt 5s Series D
2047
3,000 Northern Ry of Calif
guar 5s..
1*38
163,000 North States Power 5s
A..
...1941
38,000
let At ref 6s aeriea
S|
M
Q
J
J
,
30
9
11
12
2% July
111% July
July
107% July
11
A
A
2
_
112%
111%
101%
101%
101%
17%
112
117
118
A
F
♦{♦Pan-Am Petr (Cal) lat
g 6a-..1940 J
♦Certificates of deposit
{♦Paramount B'way 1st 5
Ha
.1951
37,000
♦Certificates of deposit
5%s assented
1951
26
41
J
Sale
38
106% Sale
106%
101% 100%
92%
98% 100
106% Sale 106%
109% Sale
110%
105%
105%
40%
44% 42
40% Sale
41%
61
60%
53%
64
56%
-
J
----
94% Sale
94% Sale
D
68.....1944 A
At Passaic G At E 5a.
1*49
99%
96
Sale 1100
136% 141%
33
21%
28
A...1942 M
8
1,000
Guar 3 %• coll
4,000)
Guar
89,006
series A—..
tr ctls aer
B
Guar g 3%s tr ctfa
series D...
40-year guar tr ctfa 4a Ser
E..
Secured gold
4%«-
-----
.....
Dixie Cement 1st 6s
A.....
Penn Ohio Ac Detroit
RR—
1st Ac ref gold 4
H> series A
31,666
4%s series B
574,000 Penn Pow Ac Lt IstM
4Ha.——
.........
8,666
64,606
18,666
120,666
404,666
168,000
218,000
183,006
688,006
376,006
411,000
30,666
315,000
Penn RR consol
gold 4a....
Consol gold 4a...
....
............
Stamped dollar bonds
Consol 4 H* Issue of 1915
General 4Ha Series A
General 5a Series B
15-year
secured
Secured gold 5a
Debenture gold
6HS--------......
4H«--———
General 4tfa aeriea D
Gen mtge 4%s series
E.......
Peoples Gas At Coke 1st 4a.....
Refunding gold 5a
For foetnotes,
see
,
page 33
26%
32
|U7
JJ |
g 3Ha tr ctfs series C...
187,000 Penn
39,000
...
U
ser
98%
98%
96% Sale
---•
4,000
1,000
8
15
8
4
12
61
Jan.
7
25
2
49
Jan.
22
10
12
Mar. 22
11% May 10
92% May 14
90
July 12
Feb. 21 110
June
4
Feb. 18
2% June 14
Feb. 27
2% July 13
46
111% Mar. 11
107% Mar. 9
17 107% Apr. 12
Apr.
29
3K' f
Feb.
July
Jan.
100
32
108
10
Jan.
63
42
Jan.
Jan.
51% Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
8
Mar. 11
92% July 22
80
July 16
52% Mar. 7
Apr.
135
July
Feb.
171
Mar.
12
19 4 Jan.
12
12% June 10 18 4 Jan.
zzu Jan.
2
35
June
50
110
Jan.
June
117
106
Jan.
108% July
~
_
81% Jan.
44" "July
19
8
9
10
24
111% May 27
86
July
9
9 85
July
2
Mar. 13
Jan.
63
52
26
102
Jan.
15
8
22
24
13
2
July 31
100% July 10
July 31
July 12
103
100
Jan.
Apr.
120
111
June 19
July
July
July
July
Jan.
45
May 8
May 24
45
Mar. 22
July 18
38% July 27 45
May 27
109
July 26 104% Jan.
7 109% May 21
106
July
101% Mar. 30 107
Feb. 20
76
70% Apr.
76% July
Juiy
1 76 M
89% July
74% Mar. 29 89
102
July
88% Mar. 29 102•'
96
July
82
Apr. 10 96 j
40
—
82
105
103
July""3
34
July
23
18 113
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
9
17
2
112%
16 102
15 102%
22
17%
113
I
113 %
108%
1 117%
1 118%
II 106
23 100%
2
99%
17
11
15
25
19
13
17
15
13
8
11
23
41
July
107% July
8
18 101% July
5 100
July
24 106% July
30
18
12
110% July
105% July
42% July
42
July
61% July
62
July
31
26
23
22
12
19
8
Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
5 96
10 108
7 107!
105% Jan.
7 108% JL VJW« A
101
Apr. 24 101% May 15
88
Jan.
2
98% June 28
V
98%
Sale
Sale°
94 j
12
31
5
19
10
July
July
98% July
98% July
31
22
96% July
96
July
130% July
28
July
z31
July
118% July
87
July
100% July
100
July
141% July
34
July
31% July
118% July
87
July
30
94J
A
owner.
♦Certificates of deposit
110,000 Paris-Orleans RRExt
a f 5Ha... 1*68 M
P
51,000 {♦Park Lexington
6%» ctfs......1953 J J
38,000 Parmelee Trans conv deb
Pennsylvania Co—
Guar 3Ha tr ctfs
Jan.
10% July
70% Feb.
July
Jan.
7
7
10
87% Jan.
30
May 24 50%
105% Apr. ?6 106%
2 113
107% Jan.
2 112%
101% May 27 104
101% June 29 104%
13% Jan.
4 18
109
Apr. 3 113%
110
Mar. 29 117%
Jan.
105
Mar.
109% Jan.
Jan.
15 109
87
94
81%
83%
81%
84%
82
55
78
101%
75%
98%
94%
96%
98%
80%
87%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
118%
89%
103%
102%
102%
100%
102%
106% Sale
..—
89
31
Sale
Sale
...
89
103%
102% 103
102%
102%
102%
105% 106%
92
Sale
105%
105
Sale
105% --105% Sale
109%
112% 113
112% 113
106%
105%
111%
Sale
117
118
112% Sale
111%
118
Sale
108% Sale
108%
Sale
115
Sale
81
66
115% Sale
103% Sale
107% Sale
96% Sale
102%
106%
97%
Sale
Sale
Sale
75%
91%
106
106
Sale
106
Sale
Sale
105%
Sale
115%
Sale
116
Sale
106
Sale
106%
101
100
80
22
36
106
99
93
July
July
July
July
July
July
104%
105%
105%
109%
July
July
July
19 102%
8 102 %
9 102%
Apr. 17 100
42
Jan.
May 28
15
59
15
59%
58%
130%
17%
116
87
July
31
106% July
6 106
July
15 106% July
100
15
Jan.
10
June 20
Feb. 20
98
62
60
July
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
1
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
18
17
18
24
4
Jan.
4
July
July
19
10
June 25
98% July
98% July
Jan. 15 100% July
Jan. 15 100
July
Feb.
July 16 163
Jan. 18 34
July
Mar. 27
33
May
Feb.
6 118% July
2
July
94
Mar.
98% Jan.
31
22
30
22
25
19
20
25
6
5 102% Mar. 26
19 102% July
5 102% July
6 103
2 103
19
18
May 23
99% Jan.
June
5
104% Jan. 17 107% Apr. 26
71% Mar. 13 92
July 31
103
3 106% July
Apr.
104% Mar. 11 106
July
2 106% July
98% Jan.
107
Feb. 11 111
July
108
Jan. 15 114% June
108
Jan.
2 113% May
2 119% Mar.
114% Jan.
104% Mar. 30 109% July
109
Mar. 30 115% July
Jan.
102% July 31 106
5 111
July 18
July
July 12 113
July
~
8 113% July
112% July
2 119
July 11
117% July
108
July 29 109% July
~
114% July 13 115% July
102% July 31 103% July
106
July 12 107% July 18 105
96% July 19 97% July 31
90%
105% July 30 107
July
~ 100%
105% July 29 106% July
99%
3 116% July 24 110%
115% July
105
July 23 107% July
9
98%
111
18
58% Jan.
23
July
July
6 102% July
17 106% July
6
92
July 31
9
Feb. 16
Jan.
Jan. 14
45
June 20
Jan.
3 109
Jan.
12
Mar.
6 101% July 30
106% July 24 107%
109% June 28 113%
105% May 28 105%
33% Apr. 5 43%
33% Apr.
5 43!
42% Jan. 21
61J
102
102%
102%
102%
102%
105%
88%
Jan. 10
May 15
9
17
July
July
114% Mar. 20 118% May 7
115% Jan.
5 119% May 3
101
Mar. 30 106
July
8
94
Jan. 22 100% July 11
69% Jan.
2 99% July 23
55
----
{Paramount Publli Corp 5%«—1950 F
2,000 ♦Paulista Ry 1st Ac
ref 7s
75"" "Apr.
6s—1947
♦♦Proof of claim filed
by owner.... J
1,666 Pateraon
95% Jan.
Jan.
-■
2l6,6o6
45
Apr.
4
40
May 11
32% Apr.
"
10
-
41
40
July
Sale
106% July
101% 100% July
Sale
97
July
Sale
106% July
Sale
109% July
106
105% July
Sale
40
July
Sale
39% July
Sale
61
July
61
60% July
,
101
I>
—
♦Certificates of deposit
3
7
4
-
25
Sale
Sale
Sale
104% Sale
99% 100%
90
Sale
12
♦♦Proof of claim filed by
30% Jan.
Apr.
27% Mar. 29
31
12
12
12 120
17% July
112
July
112% July
108
July
117
July
118
July
104% July
100
July
89
July
»aie
111% 116
108
♦2d extended gold 5s
........-1*38 '
J
Pacific Tel At Tel 1st 5s
1937 J
J
30-year 5s aeries A
1952 M N
Paducah Ac Illinois lat a f
4%«_.195& *
•
233,000
16
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
87
July
July
11100
July 23
July 22
July 20 95!,
July
108%
July
106% July
July
108
July
32% July
112
111
102
1946!I
tParamount-Famoua-Lasky
52
63
Feb.
54% July
5 100% July
1 ,103
July
|i96%"Juiy~25
Pacific G Ac E gen At ref 5a aer
A—1942 J
Pacific RR of Mo lat est 4a
.
Mar. 29
40% Feb. 26
30
104% Jan.
104% Jan.
July
July
July
July
July
July
13 116% July 31
24 108% July
2
1 102
July 31
July
86
107
33,000 Oslo Gas Ac Elec extl s f
g 5s—
521,000 Otis Steel sec g 6a aeriea A
177,000
174,000
39
36
31
107
24
94%
93%
108%
105%
32%
106%
1938
90
109%
9
31
1100
J
J
Oregon RR At Nav con g 4a
Oregon Short Line lat con g 5a.
1st guar cons 5s
stamped
336,000 Ore-Wash RRAtNav IstAtref
4s..
55,000
4,000
101,000
47,000
3,000
29,000
63,000
4,000
12
108
July
104% July
72% July
Q
g 6s..
Ontario Power N P lat 5s
Ontario Transmission lat 5a
20,000 Pacific Coast Co 1st
g 5a..
29
38% July 27
,
.........
156,666
11%
10%
91%
Feb. 26
18
8
Jan.
Mar. 22
1
23,000 Ogden At Lake Ch 1st
guar g 4s.
Ohio Connecting Ry 1st 4«
33,000 Ohio Pub Service
1st At ref 7 Ha.
27,000
1st Ac ref 7a series B—...
7,000 Ohio River RR 1st
g 5s
7,000
General gold 5a....
2,000 {void Ben Coal 1st
20,000
4,000
40,000
17,000
7,000
July
July
July
July
July
July
30
Jan.
36% Jan.
26% Mar. 19
24% Feb. 26
26
June
B
..1941 A
N'weatern Teletf 4%« extended --1944 J
Norwegian Hydro-El Nit 5Ha.
55,666
18
'i6
"4l% Juiy""2
.
v
25
22
3
80
25
50%
13 153
27
15%
23
14%
3
50
Sale
Sale
51
A
10
39
37
40
"
Sale
140 % 145
-
aer
26
24% Feb. 26
W4 MPaV. 13
6s stamped
172,000 North Am Edison
deb 5a
235,000
Deb 5 Ha aer B
158.000
Deb 5s aeriea C
6,000 North Cent
9
Sale Prices
Mar. 27
Feb. 27
July "29 47
July 11
July
5
100
Ju.y
July
111% July 26 109
81 %
July 27 86
9
July
56
80
2
July
9 85
July
80
Sale
19% July 26 23% July
1
17
107 % 106% July
1 104
106% July
Sale
88 % July
92% July 22
62
—
5,000
270,000
39,000
39,000
279,000
125,000
143,000
85"
18
29
28
27
1
Highest
Sale Prices
8
31% July
3
30% July
28
8
July
1
31% July
1
31% July
1
30% July
40
2
July
2
49% July
8
July
2
July
8
July
48% July 30
37% July 31
29
13
July
108 % July
106
July
106% July
46,000 N Y Suaq Ac West 1st r*f
g 3s
14", 666
Sale Prices
"2%
58,000 Mew York Steam lat 6a aer A.... 1947
28,000
l«t mortgage 5a...............1951
24,000
1st mortgage 5a
1956
Lowest
Jan.
Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
3 108
15
2
2
6
5
10
June 28
97% July
July
106% July
116% July
107% July
107
15
6
9
18
31
6
9
24
9
N. Y. STOCK
AUG., 1935]
Sales in
h.
7.
c
stock exchange
s
to
July 31 1935
$
49,000
22,000
12,000
181,000
74,000
104,000
15,000
•
1940 a
♦
Income 4s
(flat)
50
o
1990 a
Peoria 8c Eaat 1st con# 4i...
o
if*
Pere Marquette 1st 5s series A.., 1956
j
1956
j
1980 M
8
11,000
16,000
549,000
918,000
61,000
150,000
264,000
241,000
126,000
284,000
16,000
13,000
2,000
20,000
2,000
1st 4s Series B
1st 8 4%«
series C
-
General 4%# series D
Phlla Company secured
Phlla Elec Co l#t4%#
a
1981 j
D
gold 5s. 1967 j
D
1009*
61%
.1967 MN
D
1971 J
100
89 %
1st Ac ref 8 4s
79,000
83,000
O
102%
\
j
1953 M N
85
4%s series A...... 1940 A O
100
Pirelli Co (Italy) cony 7s
...
Con 4%a series B guar g...... 194)
Con 4%« series C guar g
1943
Con 4s series D guar g
,194?
V
100%
MN
a
siH
89%
D
96%
1949 f
.1953 J
.1957
A
96%
a
99
1964
*i N
1970
I
D
General g 5s
197?
a
o
B
ser
j
General 4 4s series C
1977 j
Pitts Shen At L E 1st g 5s
1940 A O
j
First con sol gold 5s.......... 1943 i
Pitts Va At Char 1st guar 4s
1943 MN
A
1958 1
.
D
1959 A
ser
75
97
94
O
D
1953 F
a
1953 F
a
1st mtge 6s series B
110%
,
53
1960 A O
1st mtge 44s series C
...
4,000
96%
86%
85%
....
Pitts Y At Ash 1st gen 4s ser A.. 1948 I
1st gen 5s series B_
1963 F
12,000
98
MN
Con 4%# series J guar..
Gen guar 5s series A....
30,000 Port Arthur Canal At Dock 6s
1.094,000
99
O
MN
Con 4s series H guar g_.
I960 P
Con 4%# series I g
1963 F
.........
5,000 ♦Pitts Ac West Va 1st 4Ks
1st mtge 4 Ha series B
17,000
25,000
D
48%
30%
20%
84%
"Hlsburv Flour Mills 20-yr Is..., 1943
3%« series E guar g
Con 4s series F guar g
Con 4s series G guar g
5,000
J
1939 J
Con
31", 000
8
1937 J
Convertible deb 6s
Philippine Ry 1st 30-yr s f 4s
Phillips Petroleum deb 5^s
P C C Ac St L g
87
j
.1973 j
1949 M
Phlla Ac Read C At I ref 5s
....
J
1st 5s 1935 extended to 1950
i942
92H
a
Portland General Electric 4 Ms.. 1960 M S
Portland General Electric—
5s assented...
1935
Sale
Ik"
37*
98
108%
108%
60%
38
,
26%
102%
107%
85
98%
3*
111% Sale
111% 113% 111%
109
109%
101%
109%
109% 110
109% 110%
117
117%
68% Sale
j
"51% Sale
1933 J
J
45
Providence Securities deb 4s gu.. 1957 MN
Providence Terminal 1st 4s.
1956 M 9
18
Sale
25
............
1,027,000
181,000
30,000
341,000
6,000
Read Co Jersey Cen coll g 4s....1951
Gen At ref 4M* series A.......1997
15.066
119,000
D
107%
108"'
p
a
107
Sale
a
o
107% Sale
F
a
101
Sale
M
8
102
r
i
Sale
Sale
d
a
o
»
j
1947 Vt N
5%s without warrants
s f 5s
1940 a o
j
Ref Ac gen 5Ms series A.......1953 j
Copper At Brass 6s A.
1948 M 8
Revere
18,000
38,000 ♦Rbelnelbe Union
;
f g 7s.......1946 j
j
Serv 6s.......1953 J
j
a
12,000 ♦Rhine-West Elec Power 7a.. ...1950
♦Direct mortgage gold 6a......1953
20,000
♦
Cons mtge 6s
1953
21,000
♦ Cons mtge 6a with warrants.. 1955
28,000
1944
159,000 ♦{♦Richfield Oil of Calif 6a
♦Certificates of deposit
180,000
5,000 Richmond At Mecklenburg 1st 4s.1948
Richmond Term Ry 1st guar 5s..1953
........
~~2~, 000
MN
MN
F
a
a
o
113
108%
107
79%
106%
104%
52%
30%
22%
101%
105%
85
Jan.
7
81% Jan.
82% June 17
Jan. 24 112
July 23
Jan. 14 119% June
1
112% June 19
Jan.
Jan.
112% July 25
Mar. 15 100% July 31
8
Jan.
May 20 110
Jan.
2 108% Apr. 27
Jan. 10
Mar. 25 75
9
Mar. 25 53% Jan.
Feb. 15 27% June 11
Apr.
1
Jan.
4 104
6
July 25 109% Apr.
July 31 104% Feb. 21
16 112% June 3
May 10
8 112
10 109% July
9
107% Apr. 29 109% June 22
July
109
109% July
Jan.
50
114
111*
111*
Jan.
104
Mar.
110
Mar.
115% July
115% July
July
114% July
106% July
108
July
117
61% July
63% July
July
58% July
58% July
53
62
60
47
Mar.
68
109
Apr.
Apr.
12
82% July
8
June
68% July
1
75% July
10
50% Jan.
May
107% July
105
107% July
104
107% July
101% July
July
July
July
100% July
101
July
94% July
102
99
July
54
39% July
50
97
107
Sale
106% Sale
104% Sale
106
104
106% July
102
July
102% July
July
July
75% July
45% Feb. 27 54
26% Mar. 11 50
96% May 21 100%
8 108%
105
Mar.
3 108%
105
June
2 104%
99
Jan.
99% Mar. 18 104
July
July
99% July
107
July
106% July
104% July
104
July
July
July
4
16
104% June 14 106% July 10
107
July 26 107% July 26
4
42
56% May 16
Apr.
25% June 12 52% Jan. 22
Mar. 26
56% July 12
W* May 4 35
Jan. 10
20
88% May 17 91% Mar. 30
105
July 29 109% Mar. 28
105
July 29 109% Apr. 11
104
July 30 108% Apr. 22
1
3 102% Mar.
100% Jan.
2 102% Feb. 25
99% Jan.
99
July 15
82% Feb. 11
1 106% July
107
July 26 107% July
52% July
49% July 31
26% July
9 30% July
45
July
56% July
105
8
109% Apr. 26
116% June 20
9
85% Jan.
June 24
82
116% June
78% July
Jan.
63% July 31
Jan.
10
68
51% Apr.
July
June 24
116% Feb. 20
116% Feb. 23
108
July 15
June 20
114
113% June 13
107% Feb. 15
Jan.
110% Apr.
107% Feb.
54
Sale
109% May 15
June 27
110
117% July 12
Mar.
117% July "12 117% July "12
97% Sale
39%
35
Sale
July
2
July 31
Jan. 30
Jan.
Jan.
July
July
35
Sale
34% July
30% July
30% July
36% July
m N
j
j
O
M S
M S
o
j
j
j
6,000 St Jos Ac Grand Island 1st g 4a..1947 j
50,000 St Joseph Ry L H at P 1st 5s ...1937 MN
St Lawr At Adirondack 1st g 5s..1996 J
J
Sale
42
36%
106
"61"
95
3%
106%
52%
90
1
60
.....
July
52%
July"
95
37
30
July
July
19
31
22
18
103% Jan.
o 106% July
94% Apr. 10 104% July
107% Jan.
3 108% Apr.
Feb.
32
July 31 43
26% June
3 39% Feb.
8
11
20
12
July
52% July
95% July
43* Feb. 15
Apr.
Apr.
May
107% June
Jan.
15
15
24
24
23
27
12
Jan.
95% July
18
Feb.
43% Feb.
34% June
34% June
Mar.
Mar.
10
18
46
60
106% 107
103% 104
87%
91
107
104
Sale
Sale
Mar. 11
82% July 26
33% July
3
109
July 23
May
May
Mar.
116
July
12% July
9
Feb.
4
82% June 19
3
47% Jan.
Feb. 15
109
Mar.
5
108
110
July
13% Jan.
136% Jan.
May
24
20
25
Mar.
Feb.
1
Feb.
79
July
73% "82""
34
30
July
34
32%
33
108% July
108% 108% 108% 110
109%
108%
108% July'
108% Sale" 109% Sale
10
July
Sale
11
12% Sale
116% July
115%
116%
36%
33
•- Sale
"32% 33% "36" ""July"
39% 34% July
33
37
35
5
44
Feb.
"82%
18
20
Mar.
1
80%
Feb.
19
31
17
July
July
July
40% July
38
July
37% July
37% July
33% July
34
July
36% July
39% July
34% July
Sale
32
J
1 106% July
3 104% July
12 108% July
-----
32% Sale
4s. 1949 j
1941 j
24
Jan.
118
33
35
July
July
July
July 31
106% July 30 107
9
103% July 11 104% July
38
June
40% Feb.
19
5
15
11
May
51
Jan.
9
Mar.
Jan.
23
29
1996 4 O
2d gold 6s
91
108% Jan.
108% Feb.
37
Sale
Sale
Sale
100%
Sale
Sale
Sale
1948 a
g 4 Ma
105%
105%
104%
100%
101%
98%
Sale
Sale
Gen mtge 5s series E
1962 m 8
23,000
96,000 ♦{•Rockls Ark At Louis lat4Ma ..1934 m 8
8,000 Royal Dutch deb 4a with warr... 1945 a o
cons
17
Sale
Sale
33
j
Rutland-Canadian 1st guar g
52
.....
33
J
8,000 Rutland R R 1st
107%
49%
29%
M N
♦Rio Grande Western 1st g 4s...1939
23",000
Mar. 14
108
105% July
M N
1940
6a
7
Mar. 12
68
113% Jan.
113% Feb.
36
40%
37%
93 ,'T
1
♦Ruhr Chemical
j au.
Mar. 11
69
107
35
39%
37%
37%
37%
48
95,000
♦ larcon At coll trust 4s series A. 194#
54,000
14,000 Rochester Gaa Ac Bi 5M* *er C...1948
Gen Mtge4 M> series D........1977
Sale Prices
73% Jan.
9
8
9% Jan.
3 107% July 23
5
15
75
5
31
23
_
105%
105% July
102
104
Sale
July
Sale
108
Sale
July
108
108% 108
32
July 31
36
Sale
32
Sale
28
5
29% 28% July
27%
29
D
♦Guar (Jan 1923 coupon).
102
Apr.
105% Jan.
102%
15.000 Rio Grande June 1st guar g 5s.. 1939
{♦Rio Grande Southern 1st 4a..1940
f 7s
73% Sale
105% Sale
a
a
.....
54
39% Sale
99% Sale
106% Sale
106% 107
103% Sale
100% 104
1955
♦Rima Steel
112
85
4
M N
Republic Iron Ac Steel
167,000 ♦Rhine-Ruhr Wat
94%
54
j
j
Gen Ac ref 4%s series B
1997 j
Rem Rand 5%s A with warr... ..1947 m N
Rensselaer Ac Saratoga 1st gu 6s. 1941
111% July
109% July
60% June
_____
105% Sale
Sale
j
w
_____
30%
203,000 Public Serv E At G 1st At ref ♦ Ms.. 1967
1st At ref 4Ms
1970
103,000
1st At ref gold 4s.............. 1971
81,000
76,000 Pure Oil Co s f g 5M% notes.... 1937
1940
Sinking fund gold 5Ms
175,000
1948
375,000 Purity Bakeries Corp s f g 5s
{♦ Radio Keith Orph pt pd ctfs
for deb 6s Ac com stk (65% pd)
2,000
♦♦Debenture gold 6a..........1941
39,000
IIIII
102%
109%
109% 110
109%
117%
115
116%
Sale
114
115%
115
114% Sale
115%
107% 107% 106% Sale
113%
112%
106%
106%
63
65%
61%
65
61%
63%
63% Sale
62
64
61% Sale
109
109%
113
116%
84
81
80
82%
84
79
81
81%
J
.
Sale
10
23
23
29
112% July
110%
118% 123" 117%
112%
111%
112%
110%
Sale" 100% Sale
97%
Sale
109% 107
107
Sale
106% Sale
106%
Sale
62
Sale
59%
Sale
Sale
36%
Sale
26
Sale
25%
Sale
102% Sale 102%
108
107% 106
105%
j
129,000 ♦{♦Pressed Steel Car 10-year 5s
111% July
111
111% 112
110%
J
Am Tobac cons 6s
69% July
4% July
107% July
90
July
79
July
81
July
112
July
118% July
112% July
112% July
100% July
109% July
107% July
62% July
40% July
27% July
July
25 103
25 107% July
31
98% July
1.
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
5
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
SINCE JAN.
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
68
66%
69% 65
4
5%
4%
4%
105% 108% 106% 108% 107
87%
Sale
88% 89
84%
76
Sale
78% Sale
73%
81
Sale
79% Sale
77%
61%
1953 j
58,000 Porto Rlcan
1,307,000 {♦Postal Teleg At 2able coll 5s.
Ask
RANGE
Lowest
118% Sale
1974 F
1977 i
Gen H 4Hi series G
July 31
Ask Bid
Bid
111
1943 M.N
Phlla Bait Ac Wash 1st a 4s
General 5s Series B
July 1
,
a
Peoria 8c Peklo Un 1st 5%v A... 1974
PRICES IN JULY
Low from
July 1 1933
fe-8
BONDS
July
Value
31
EXCHANGE-BONDS
Jan.
June
4
11 107
96
Jan.
9
7 104% July
Feb. 26
86% May 23 90
Jan. 25
80% Mar. 7 85
103
Feb.
,
St Louis Iron Mtn At South—
333,000
•♦River At Gulf Dlv 1st g 4s...1933 m N
♦Certificates of deposit.......
4,000
83,000 ♦St
L Peo Ac N W 1st 5a
1948
i~~i
Sale
68%
"40" ~47%
70% Sale
68%
70
40
Sale
72% Sale
1955 J
J
71%
Sale
{St Louis-San Francisco Ry —
♦ Priori ien 4s series A ........1950 j
266,000
♦Certificates of deposit.....
54,000
j
12%
Sale
i*
Sale
11%
11%
10%
12
Sale
Sale
10%
Sale
10%
82
84
62
64
83%
63%
62%
52%
95%
95%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
36,000 St
L Rky M At Pac 5a
stmpd
♦ ®Hor lien 5a aerlea B_
.....1950 J""J
63,000
♦Certificates of deposit.....
24,000
♦ ^on M 4
Ma series A
1478 ms
330,000
♦Certificates of deposit stamped.
194,000
1989 MN
119,000 'It. Louis Southwest 1st g 4s
J
2d gold 4s Income bond..Nov 1989 J
87,000
1st terminal At unlf 5s....... 1952
317,000
Gen Ac ref 5a series A
.....1990
292,000
5,000 it Paul City Ry Cable 5s........1937
3,000
1937
Guaranteed 5s
'it Paul At
it Pau
Duluth 1st conaol 4s .1968
E Grand Trunk 4 Ma
13
Sale
59%
48%
94%
Sale
95%
96
93
J
1947 j
D
A
5s extended to July 1 ........1943 j
91,000
Montana Est 1st gold 4s......1937 j
9,000
Pacific Ext sterling guar 4a
1940 j
12,000
26,000 lit Paul Union Depot 1st 5s guar.1972 j
217,000 "San Ant Ac Aran Pass 1st guar 4a .1943 I
75,000 San Antonio Public Serv 1st 6s A. 1952 j
j
13
ill %
12
Sale
Sale
13%
96%
67
July
July
July
71% July
11% July
10% July
11% July
70% July
18
54% Mar. 29
71
68
July
July
July
19
12
10
54
Mar. 28
69
37
Apr, 13
Jan.
2
56% Jan.
75
July
17
13% July
2
9% May 11
8% Mar. 13
17% Jan.
Mar. 13
Jan.
3
5
11
July 19
9% July 20
9% July 19
81
July 29
61
July
8
55% July 13
45% July
12
92
5
16
95
July
July
45
75
12
14
12%
12
10%
84%
63%
62%
July 30
July 25
July 31
July
July
July
July 31
July 31
July 31
52%
95% July
95% July
31
18
102%
66
i
Mar. 29
7K Mar. 29
Mar.
Apr.
May
P
27
Mar.
Mar. 13
78% Jan.
79
14%
25
1?
Jan.
7
21
11
10
4
2
8
8
16% Jan.
3
14% Jan.
Jan.
2
June 24
June 25
64
it*
Jan.
#
63
June 22
53% June 24
96
June
7
95% June 20
11 102% May 23
54
53
13%
June 19
June 21
8
16
3
1
101% Jan.
J
F
22,000 {♦St Paul Ac K C Short L guar 4M>194i
12%
66
37
13% Sale
13% July 31
14% July
9
11% Mar. 26
17% Jan.
8
'it Paul Minn Ac Manitoba—
D
j
j
108% Sale
103
104%
99% 102% 102%
117% Sale 118
J
87
Sale
J
108
Sale
4anta Fa Presc Ac Phenix 1st is..1942
Schulco Co guar
j
29,000
9,000
19,000
Stamped
-----
89
Sale
109% Sale
117
July
July
108
July
July
104% Apr,
29 108% July
5 104% July
3 101% July
1 118% July
89
11
July
1 109% July
101
May
99% Jan.
,
113
6M>...........1946
Guar sinking fund 6M« B
Stamped
108
For footnotes, see page 33.
"43% "48%
36
43%
36
1946
A
O
36
36
....... ........
Sclo Vail Ac N E 1st guar g 4s
j
.......
...1989 MN
113
i
42
48
43 ^
48%
114% 113% 114%
40
45
48% "July "12
49% July
9
42
July
6
40
July
5
50
50
July
July
July
50
July
56
Jan.
74% Mar.
100% Jan.
M S
"7",006
July
July
106% Sale
9
9
Jan.
34
June
29
Apr.
May
May
28
109% Jan.
109% June 17
104% July 30
102
May 23
118% July 31
89
July 31
109% July 11
112% May
50
July
50
July
50
July
50
July
115
Feb. 25
N. Y. STOCK
32
Sales in
July
Value
Loto
\from
BONDS
g*
EXCHANGE
N. T. STOCK
EXCHANGE—BONDS
July 1
RANGE
PRICES IN JULY
SINCE JAN.
1
1933
to
July 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
July 31
Highest
July 311935
%
2,000 •{♦Seaboard Air Line let 0
♦Certificates of deposit
25",600
'
4,000
23,000
349,000
98,000
44,000
A
O
A
2%
6%
5%
Sale
Sale
♦Certificates of deposit
-----
1945
♦1st Ac cons 4s series A
♦Certificates of deposit
4s-May 1933
•♦Atlan-Blrm Dlv 1st g
M S
m"£
5%a A....1948 F A
f deb 5s
1953 M N
Shell Union OH a f deb 5a
1949 MN
Shluyetsu El Pow 1st 0%a—
1953 I D
J
•♦Siemens 8c Halske sec a f g 7s.. 1935 J
Sharon Steel Hoop s f
——1951
♦Debenture s f 4 Ha
M S
1st 5s—1949 F A
gold *%•
1944
SUesian-Am Corp coll tr g 7s.
1941
Sinclair Cons Oil 7s series A..—1937
1st lien coll 4Ha aeries B
1938
Shelly Oil deb s f 5H«
—WW
South 8c Nor Ala cons guar 5s— .1934
Gen cons guar 69-year 5s
1943
Sierra 8c San Fran Power
♦Silesia-Elec Corp
J
J
J
8~66o
D
m
e
M
P
M 4s
ser
J
J
I
J
27
Sale
Sale
14% July 31
13% July
8
4% July
Sale Prices
11
May
9
15% Feb. 13
10
May
7
10% June 11
4% July
20
Feb.
8
2
9Q
6% July
2
5% July 31
16
July 31
4
s
♦Gen ref 5s
ser
08% Sale
00% Sale
32
Sale
36% Sale
75% Sale
Sale
Sale
84%
74%
Sale
D.
...
—
July
3
18
Feb.
17
Jan.
20
Jan.
Jan.
20
26
9
Jan.
8
Jan.
3
2
11% Jan.
Mar. 29
10
2% Mar. 21
3
3% Jan.
July 11
Apr. 24
8% Apr. 11
8
24
3
7
Jan.
7
17% Jan.
28
Sale
Sale
#
A
J
I
J
78%
76%
M S
M S
F
A
J
J
J
D
J
41% Sale
108
6%
104
4% May 27
S
D
J
fl
D
99
100%
102% Sale
111% 112113%
105% 106""
92
117%
88%
D
S
90
100%
20%
101%
94%
A..1955
Tol W Ya At Ohio 1st guar 4s C..1942 M S
Tor Ham At Buff 1st 4s
1944 I D
1949 M
■
1
•
9
4Hs——.1943 MN
194* MN
/ 4s
Va
J
1st Ar land gr g 4s. 1947 J
First At refunding 4s
June 3008 M 8
Union Pac RR
1947 J
Gold 4H«
J
M P
J
I")
A O
¥
S
M
8
J
J
N
53
100
98%
111%
115%
105%
88%
104
94
99%
119
115%
90
93%
89% 93%
Sale
93%
100% 98%
Sale
56%
Sale
24%
Sale
101%
95
94%
4% May 28
98% July 30
105% Mar. 5
102% Jan.
103% June
80
Mar.
1
76% Jan.
88
June 14
58
76
Apr. 29
Jan.
50% Feb. 15
July 25
39% Feb. 16
41% May
103% Jan.
25% June
113
60
112
Feb.
11
104
Jan.
105
45% Mar.
101% July
101% July
98% Jan.
103% Apr.
Jan.
7
25
103% June 18
104% Jan. 14
116% Mar. 6
Jan.
Apr.
5 110
Jan.
109% July 19
100% July 31
82
July 31
86
July 31
5
76x8 July
76
July
5
75J July
6
105% July
8
107% July 10
July
July
July
8
July
8
July
8
July
12
July
13
76
July
27
99
July
26
42
July
11 108% July
24
7
July
30 104
July
8
w*
97
90
9
11
1
ilH
tr
9
17
1
18% July
41% July
1 e21% July 18
5 46% July 31
103% July
119% July
1 104% July 11
July 23
9 121
59% July
120% July
July 31
8 63
31 121% July 19
100% 100
Sale
98
111% 111%
114%
Sale
105%
Sale
87%
Sale
103%
Sale
93
117% 116%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
102
95
90
89%
89%
98%
52%
20%
101
94%
July
July
July
July
July
4
Mar. 30
Mar. 13
Mar. 13
Mar. 13
Mar. 13
Apr.
Feb.
*88
Jan.
9
July
31
June
17
86% July 31
5
76% July
76
July
5
6
75% July
June 19
3 106
18 107% June 15
98% July
97
July
103% Jan.
62% Jan.
Mar.
July
July
28
July
35% July
35% July
73% July
72
July
97
July
29
July
107
Apr.
89
97
77
6
102
81
86
Jan.
Jan.
92% Mar.
88
103
Jan.
Mar.
67
Jan.
111
Jan.
9
11
9
8
7
10
4
30
6
8
21
4
9% Jan.
104% Feb. 15
June
Mar.
Sale
81
13
39
Apr"."~9 "21% Jul"y"l8
May
103% July
ire
Jan.
7
54% Mar. 18
113
Jan.
48
Mar. 12
1104% July 11
11 121
Mar. 23
63
Jan.
5 121% July
102
10
19
July
July
Jan.
Jan.
104
5 111% July
Jan.
112
Feb.
116
May 23
July
2
May 10
July 19
106
June 25
17 101
23 104
3 116
9 106
17
94%
July
July 22 104%
3
July
99%
July 26 118
2
July
93%
2
93
July
July 11 93
5 100
July
1
58
July
1
24%
July
2 102
July
July 11 95%
17
2
24
July 19
2
July
5
July
1
July
July 31
9
July
July 31
July 31
July
July
July
July
July
July
2
83
80% July
July 13
100%
100% July 12 100% July 12
91
Sale" 90% July 22 94% July
"94% Sale
1
107
107%
100
102% 100% 101% 100% July
8 102% July 27
118%
116%
94
88
86
90
88%
85% July
July
8
102
102% 103% 104
103% July 19
101% July
83
86
88
86
88%
88% July 30
July
83
89
90%
85
86%
88% July 23
July
81%
Sale
-----
Utlca Elec Lt At Pr 1st
Sale
106
Sale
21
Mar.
Mar.
May
Feb.
Apr.
Mar,
Mar.
96 V Jan.
24
104% Jan. 24
99% July 31
Feb. 21
120
93% July 31
8
93% Jan.
Jan.
7
Apr.
93%
100%
58%
26%
Jan.
Jan.
103
Mar. 11
Mar.
Jan.
June
Jan.
72
81
Apr.
103
Jan.
96% Jan.
112% Jan.
70
100
81
95% July
Jan.
100% Apr.
Jan.
Feb.
June
80% June
June 21
Feb. 14
101
7
8
June 11
Jan.
4
94% July
1
Jan.
8
103
27
117% Apr. 24
94
May 10
103% July 19
102% July
Mar.
2
90% Mar.
1
96
5s.
4s A.......
Consol 4s Series B_
10,000 •♦Vera Cruz Ac Pacific 1st 4%al
•♦July 1914 coupon off..
94"666 ♦Vertlentes Sugar 7s ctfs
61,000 Va Elec & Power 5s series B...
1st Ac ref M 5s series A
187,000
...I
Secured conr 5H«
53,000
13,000 Valron Coal Ac Coke 1st g Ss.I
37,000 Virginia Midland general 5s...
For footnotes, tee page 33.
Sale
Sale
119
111
Sale
106% Sale
106
105
Sale
106
114% 114% 115
104
103% Sale
106
107% Sale
Sale
91 '
94%
110% 112% 110%
28
26%
27%
94% Sale
98%
99%
99%
36
35%
36
35%
34% 35% 34
Sale
105%
113%
102%
Sale
105%
Sale
90%
111% 110%
116
Sale
104
July 17
8
108% July
95
July
112% July
28% July
98% July
100
July
July
July
July
104
July 17
8
108% July
95
July 18
2
112% July
30% Feb. 23
98% July 29
100
July 24
Feb. 18
43
27
Sale
101
35%
36%
Sale
94%
99%
34%
35%
34
120% July
112
July
107% July
108
July
115
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
"28%
Sale
Sale
26%
Sale
90% Sale
120% 122%
24
July
35
July
87% July
88% July
120
3
1
1
1
48
.1941 A
Sale
44% Sale
O
.1955 F A
.1957 MN
.1934
78% Sale
105%
-I.
IS::::
!l942
12% Sale
.1954 J D
.1955 A O
.1944 J
J
.1949 M
P
.193e M N
108
Sale
107% Sale
112% 114
58%
101% 102
121
51
Sale
47% Sale
82%
106%
106%
2%
2%
9%
196%
105%
109%
Sale
July
46% July
43% July
Feb.
135
July 23
35
July
1
92
July 20
93% July 18
41%
78
July
83
July
_____
10%
9%
107% 106%
Sale
105%
110% 109%
61%
58%
lpi
Sale
100%
July
July
July
July
July
July
2% July
12%
108%
107%
111%
July
July
July
July
64
July
101% July
9
Mar.
5
94% Feb. 23
23
2
Mar.
4
9
9
19
July 20
93% July 18
5
116% Apr.
3
122% July
52
July
8
48% July 31
102% Feb.
2% July
18
92
8 122% July
3
52
13
July
8
15 48% July 31
2
21
June 17
31% Feb.
27
.....
Feb.
Feb.
II
116
*47
.
—
96% Apr.
9
109% Jan. 15
1
106% Feb.
23
May 18
120% July 30
113% Apr. 30
108% Feb. 20
108
July 22
*588
107
87% Sale
88% Sale
10
1
10
93% 94% 93% July 30 96
July
.104% Sale
July
104% July 16 107
Sale
105% July 15 106% July
119% 119%
111% Sale
35
5s...............—1959
con?
107
1957
g5Hs...
«
Sale
1950
s f g 5s
Utlca G At El ref At ext 5s
Utilities Pow & Ltg deb
167,000 Vanadium Corp (Am)
94
23
2,000
178,000 Utah Light At Trac 1st At ref 5s..1944
476,000 Utah Power At Light 1st 5s
1944
35% July
1
11
134
•Unlrersal Pipe 8c Rad deb 4s...1934
•Unterelbe Power At Ltg 6s
..1953
Vandaiia consol
103% Jan.
\r
■.
•{♦Union Sler Ry Chic 1st 5s
1945 A O
Union Oil Cal 30-yr 4s ser A May 1942 F A
Debenture
Sale
104% Sale
J
•
103%
Sale
62% 63
121% Sale
120% Sale
O
conr
35
108%
6%
59
94%
108® J
July 30
July 18
3
July
1
July
July 12
July 12
July 25
July 18
July 24
1
July
1
July
6
July
8
July
July 17
103
.1937 J
Truax-Traer Coal
7
Sale
Sale
r22% Sale
Sale
46
42% Sale
102%
102%
Sale
103% Sale" 104
118% 120
120%
♦Adjustment income 8a. ..Jan 1^60 A
ser
Sale
98%
July
35% July
75
73% July
July
74% 72
Sale
97
July
Sale
29
July
Sale
107% July
7
6% July
Sale
103
July
"18%
J
Third Are RR 1st gold 5s....
79
99%
D
M
2% Mar.
99
1940 J
Toho Elec Power (Ltd) 7s
05% Sale
28
5H« A..1964 M
Third Are 1st ref 4s....
75% Sale
74% Sale
1
107% July
1
98% July
77% July 22
83% July 25
73% July 12
73 % July 20
72% July 22
1
104% July
107% July 10
Sale
....1979
Tex Pac—Mo Pac Term
Sale
Sale
1977
Gen At ref 5s series C
Gen Ac ref 5s
Sale
80
Sale
3000
5s
107%
Sale
4HS..1939
B
ser
ll6%
15
Sale
41% Sale
g 5s ..........1943
Texas Ac Pacific 1st g
Sale
A
5Hs A guar.1950
deb 5s.
1944
cons
59%
Dl%
01%
02%
04%
Sale
101%
102%
104%
113%
A
g 5s...............1944
1 gold 4s
1953
Texas At N O
59
101 %
97% July
97
July
77
July
Texarkana Ac F S Ry
Texas Corp cons
27
Sale
cons
Gen ref
58%
28%
Sale
......1944 M
Term RR Assn of St L 1st g
UJ*
27
Sale
4%
2
98%
89% July
Sale
1 104%
103% July
Sale
Sale
102% July 20 103%
87%
July 11
86% 86
70
67% July 30 67%
July 23
43%
Sale z42
1 113
Sale
111% July
30
28% July 11 29
5
59%
59% z58% July
101% July 23 101%
Sale
Sale
101% July 22 101%
102
July 12 103
103
8 104%
104% July
6 114%
114
116
July
97% Sale
7,000 ♦{♦United Rys St L 1st g 4s
1934
941,000 U S Rubber 1st At ref 5s series A..1947 J
2,000 United Steamship 15-yr 4s
1937 M
51,000 ♦United Steel Wks g 4H« ser A..1951 J
34,000
♦4M« series C
—.1951 J
48,000
♦Sinking fund deb 4He Ser A..1947 J
United Stl Wks(Burbach) s f g 7s 1951
"2",666
3 % July
Sale
"90"" Sale"
Tenn Elec Power 1st 6s series A.. 1947 J
1st Hen Ac reJ 5a...... ...June 3008
40-year gold 4s
1068
140,000 Uuited Biscuit (Amer) deb 5s
1950
665,000 United Drug Co (Del) 5s........1953
2,000 U N J RR Ac Canal Co gen 4s
.1944
441,000
1,024,000
Sale Prices
14% July 30
2% Feb.
4%
4%
5%
4%
J
30,000 UJlgawa Elec Power secured 7s_. 1945 M 8
82,000 Union El Lt At Pow (Mo) g 5s
1957 A O
60,000 Union Elec L At P (111) 1st 5Hs...1954 J J
23",660
3% Sale
4
13
Sale
67%
41%
Sale
Tenn Coal Iron Ac RR gen 6s.....1951 J
Tenn Copper A Chem-—
Cons deb 4s aerie* B
•
120,000
168,000
12,000
191,000
8
11
15
1
3
Sale
103 %
87 %
104% Sale
107%
MN
A or B. 1947 A O
9,000 ♦Tyrol Hydro-Elec Power 7Hs
1955
♦Guar sec s f 7a ..............1952
12,000
393.000
Sale
July
July
July
July
10% July
14
2%
2%
4% Sale
"43%
103%
Sale
O
A
1950
•
9
10
3%
97%
34%
32%
35%
61%
41%
M N
Swift & Co 1st M 3%s
Tenn Cent Ry 1st
90
MN
J
1945 J
1936 M R
♦Studebaker Corp conv deb 6s
64,000 Trumbull Steel 1st
62",660
a1H
Sale
J
J
•{♦St«rena Hotel 1st 4s series A. 1945
Trenton Gas At Elec 1st 5s
~
Sale
8
12% July
13
July
14
3 %
Tokyo Bloctrlc Light (Ltd)
1st Mb I Series
June 16 1951
275,000
2,000 Toledo Ar Ohio Cent 1st g 5s....1935
27,000 Tol St L Ac West 1st g 4s
1950 A O
"9",660
11
3%
Shell Pipe Line s
First
6%
4%
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
13% July
14
-—WW
58,000 Syracuse Lighting Co 1st g 5s—1951 1
18,000
351,000
13,000
12,000
69,000
290,000
318,000
77,000
21,000
142,000
175,000
287,000
53,000
252,000
531,000
39,000
28,000
13
O
A O
Sunburv it Lewlston 1st g 4s
52,000
13,000
14
A
F
100,000 South BellT 8c T 1st s f 5a—_—1941
141,000 Southern Colorado Power 1st g 4s *47
352,000 Sou Pac Co 4s Cent Pac coll Aug. *49
1st 4Hs (Oregon Lines) ser A..1977
883,000
Gold 4Hs
1,151,000
-WAS
Gold 4%«
576,000
May 1 1969
Gold 4Hs
1,501,000
W81
San Francisco Term 1st 4s....1950
82,000
2,000 So Pac of Calif 1st cons 5s
1937
South Pac Coast guar 4a
1937
798",660 South Pac RR 1st ref guar 4s
1955
48 stamped
2,000
-.1955
932,000 Southern Ry 1st cons 5s—.——1994
Derel 8c gen 4s series A.......1954
1,501,000
Devel 5c gen 4s series A.—...1954
504,000
953,000
Derel 8c gen 4Hs series A—1954
8,000
Memphis DIr 1st g 5s
1996
St Louis Dlr 1st g 4s
244,000
1951
:
East Tenn reorg lien 5a—..—1938
34,000
Mobile 8c Ohio coll tr 4s
1938
86,000
80,000 Southw Bell Telep 1st 8c ref 5s.—1954
23,000 {♦Spokane Internet 1st g 5s.... 1955
418,000 Stand OH (N Y) det>4%a
'—1951
Staten I si Ry 1st gu g 4 Ha
1943
353", 606
14% Sale
Oct 1949
,———1959
—
♦Certificates of deposit..
38~666
13%
O
Series B
883,000
\ty<
A
•♦Refunding g 4s
Ask
16
16
1 Sea board-All Pla 1st 4s A...—1935
♦Certificates of deposit...
—
39,000
226,000
162,000
76,000
60,000
3,000
25,000
67,000
7,000
44,000
139,000
89,000
115,000
17,000
5,000
16
----
•♦Stamped 4s.—
———1950
♦Certificates of deposit
♦Adjustment 5s
63",600
Ask Bid
4a —1950
Jan.
3%
105%
105%
109%
56%
100%
Feb.
Jan.
July
July
May
July
102% Feb.
4% Jan.
4
Jan.
7
7
18
16% May 27
108% July 12
107% June 22
114
Mar. 30
64
July 17
102% Mar. 15
N. Y. STOCK
Aug., 1935]
Sales in
July 1
1933
JulyS 11935
$
Bid
98
11,000 Vm A Southwest 1st Soar 5s....3003
43,000
First cons 5s.
..............1958
287,000 Virginian Ry 1st 6s ssr A
1962
1st mtgs 4%a series B ........1942
36,000
J
J
A
O
487,000 IWabesh RR 1st gold 5s
119,000
'Second gold 5s
M N
July 31
July 1
to
N. T. STOCK EXCHANGE
Ask Bid
-----
70
111 J* Sale
104
105
MN
MN
h% Sale
1%
73%
854
64
1939
F A
1939
3
J
48.1954
1941 J J
J
J
36,000
Des Moines Die 1st g 4s.......1939
Omaha Die 1st g 3Hs._.......1941 A O
23,000
Tol A Chic Die 1st g 4s
1941 M 8
M S
329",600 l+Wabash Ry ref Ac gen
A..1975
'Certificates of deposit....
11,000
'Ref & gen 5s (Feb *32 coup) B.1974 FA
344,000
'Certificates of deposit.........
24,000
'Ref 8r gen 4%s series C......1978 AO
248,000
'Certificates of deposit.
35,000
♦Ref 4c gen 5s series D
1980 AO
296,000
♦Certificates of deposit.........
15,000
24,000 'Walworth Co 4Hs serA(wlth war)*35 A O
♦Without warrants...........
1,000
♦1st s f 4s series
..1945 AO
161,000
1,000
♦Deposit receipts..........
1st lien 50-year gold carta
Det A Ch Ex 1st g 5s
2
172,000
126,000
1,000
11,000
2,000
Warner
Quintan
cone
deb 6s....1939
cone
....1941 M
Sale
111
Sale
104?!
105
95% Sale
795! Sale
60 %
Sale Prices
97
July 25
Sale
69?! Sale
57
21
Sale
18
Sale
17%
Sale
59 54
"18"
21)4 Sale
19)4 Sale
20?! Sale
Sale
20)4 Sale
18
18
Sale
Sale
Sale
19
47% Sale
47%
63)4 Sale
95)4 July 31
81
July 17
93)4 July
73
July
62
July
1
57)4 July 22
71% July
59?! July
17
July
16 H July
17
July
21)4 July 31
18
July 30
July 31
July 31
July 31
12
29
22
15% July 17
17
July 12
16
July
17
July 22
15
July 11
47
July
J
47
July 22
63)4 July 22
65
July 30
93)4 "92"
106)4
106)
July
80
81
July
93)4 92
July
106% July
94
110
July
122)4 120?! July
Sale
106
July
119)4 Sale
121% 122% 119
July
108)1 108?! 106% 106% 106)4 July
Sale
107
105
108)4 107
July
Ml*
107 *
110H
122
108
122
110% July 30
122% July 29
107
107% July
Sale
Sale
J
Sale
Sale
J
Sale
O
Sale
1946 M
8
Sale
118,000
220,000
173,000
422,000
686,000
49,000
118,000
30,000
13,000
2,000
39,000
112,000
438,000
5,000
8,000
Western Union coll tr As........ 1938
i""J
Sale
Fund Ac real est 4%a gold..... 1950 MN
15-year 4Hs gold............. 1936 F A
5s...................... 1951 3 D
Sale
1960 M S
J
1953 3
Maryland 1st g 4s.........
18
108?! July 2
109% July
9
.......
West Shore 1st 4s guar......... 2361 3
2361 I
102 H
103)4
Sale
L08
109
Sale
Wheel ALB Ref 4%a ser A
Refunding 5s
Sale
97%
37
Sale
30
J
J
78
75
ser
.....
B..
...
1966 M S
1974 M S
Erie RR 1st con g 4s.. 1949 M
1948 J
8
3
Wheeling Steel Corp 1st 5)48 A..
1st and ref 4)48 series B....... 1953 A O
1
J
White Sewing Mach deb 6s w w.. 1936
Sale
Wheel A L
99
83%
Sale
"94"
J
Without warrants......
Partlc s f deb 6s_............. 1940 MN
...
81H
108
July
[00% 100)4 103% July
99
July
L00?! Sale
QO
96
July
92
lOO" 93
July
79% July
81%
89
98
105
July
103x8
Sale
.........
_
95% July 13
102)1
103)
Sale
Gold 5s
9 106
zl05?4 July
106 % 106% July 27
Sale
31% July 23
Sale
32% July 19
Sale
103% July
Sale
93% July
Sale
l01?4 July
Sale
95% July
93
July
Sale
July 20
33% 32
81 % July
Sale
1
80
77% July 13
103% 102?! July 23
104
103% July 29
.............
'Westphalia Un El Pow 6s
Registered
105% July
............
Gold
24.000
t
Sale
2
120 % July
Sale
J
11?!
333,000
t'Wickwlre-Spen St'l Co 7s.Ian
Ctfs dep Chase Nat Bank.....
742,000
36,000 Wllkeo-Barre A East 1st gu g 5s.
37,000 Wilmar A Sioux Falls 1st 5s.....
124,000 Wilson A Co 1st s f 6s series A...
5l",606
J
9)4 Sale
MN
2
50
May 10
47
D
1938 J
1941 A
J
Sale
O
Sale
106% July
10854 July
34
24
Sale
3
80
July
91
June
106
114
8
'Certificates of deposit
578H
3
A
O
94)4 Sale
3
95
485,000 Toungstown Sheet ATu 1st 5s A1978
r
n
Law
on
1970 J
..
Deferred delivery sale, not Included in
Interest payable at
sterling.
year's
the exchange
rate of $4.8665 to the £
Companies reported as being in bankruptcy,
receivership, or being reorganized under Section 77
of the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by
t
such companies.
*
*
.
Negotiability impaired by maturity.
Bond selling flat.
Mar.
July
Jan.
17
16
July
9
24
July
Feb.
18
17
21
Mar.
4
Jan.
8
3
July
Feb.
5
83% July
80
3
4
7
July 29
July
9
July 24
July 18
July 14
Jan.
29
99% July 18
97% July 17
37
21
May 23
Jan.
96% July
103
5
Apr.
4
July 19
July 23
33% July
105
18
Mar. 11
106)_
10554
Feb.
10
_
_
zl02)4 July 18
June 21
May
July
July
July
July
8% May
1654 July 27
8
15
18
23
30
25
Sale
10)4 July
7% July
6?! July
5
19
15
7
36
Mar.
Mar.
16 % July
27
15% July 29
108%
104%
754
754
4)4
454
Jan.
4
105% July
9
48
102% Jan.
110%
108 %
13)4
10%
7)4
7%
July
Mar.
Mar.
July
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 4
May 8
Jan.
4
Jan
30
Jan. 21
May 13
57)4
98% Sale
99
Sale
94% July
94% July
1
1
99
99
July 29
July 31
89)4 Apr.
89% Apr.
5
4
99
July 29
99% Jan.
9
July 19 at 28.
at 65?!.
Denver & Rio Grande, 4%s.
Dominican 5%a 1942, July 26
Cuba 5s, 1949, July 12 at 94%.
Houston Belt & Term. 5s, July 5 at
Stevens Hotel 6s. July 31 at 22%.
July 18 at 48.
Framerican 754s, July 22 at 107?!.
Meridionale Elec 7s, July 27 at 57, and July 2
at 71%.
Norddeutsche Lloyd 6s, July 5 at 77.
Norwegian Hydro Elec 5%s, July 31 at 96%.
Prague 754s, July 12 at 103 54
Rotterdam 6s, July 17 at 111.
Siemens & Halske 654s, July 6 at 41)4.
Silesian-Am Corp 7s, July 9 at 5754.
West N Y & Penn 5s, July 1 at 105)4.
Wheeling & L E 454s, July 2 a. 103.
sales, in which no account is taken in
computing the range, are given below:
Fla Cent & Penin 5s,
105)4.
range.
t Accrued
July
5
eCash
New York Curb.
Cash sale not included in year's range.
Under the rule sale, not included in year g
range.
a
Mar.
103 54 July 29
1
July
2 1083
July 29
2 105
July 18
2 101
July 23
23 96
July 30
17 95
July 25
23 89
8% July 22
7)4 July 16
6% July
8
8X
Worcester A Conn East Ry 4Kb .1943 3
*
July 10
July 22
July 31
May 28
May 21
July
1
Mar.
32% Apr.
July
J
'Certificates of deposit....
1st M 5s series B
June 14
9
68% July
65
July 30
July
6
July 19
July 23
8)4 July
1 15% July 29
41?! July 31 46% July 10
104% July
1 10554 July
9
108)1 July 25 108% July 1
46)4
1942 3
'Sup A Dul Die A Ter 1st 4s .1936 MN
318,ObO
8% July
15
JO*
Jan.
36
1935
Winston-Salem 8 B 1st 4s....... 1960 J
t'Wisconsin Cent 1st gen g 4s.. 1949 3
4,000
4,000
13)4
Sale
3
Mar. 27
10)4 Mar. 18
i'WIckwtre-Spencer Steel 1st 7s. 1935
Ctfs dep Chase Nat Bank
18
Mar. 25
Apr.
Mar. 19
80
107
110..
12
6254 June 26
83% May 20
21% July 31
18
July 30
July 31
July 31
July 31
July 30
July 31
July
47
Sale
13
1054 Mar. 18
11?! Mar. 29
1354 May 16
18
July 10
Apr. 17
July 30
July 29
32
38
91%
30
17
Feb.
Apr. 30
July 13
103% Feb.
10654 Apr.
105
Jan.
11554 Jan
80
25% July
80
Jan.
12% Mar. 29
Feb. 20
July
106% July 10
July
Sale
First Ac ref 5^s series A...... 1977 I
5s....... 1937 3
1943 A
General
♦Assented
45% Apr. 27
28
3
Feb. 27
48% Mar.
64
29
39)4 Sale
Western Electric deb 5s......... 1944 A O
1952 A O
West
gold 4s
89% Mar. 29 96%
4
81
57% Apr.
53% Jan. 24 56
98% Jan. 15 101
53
Feb. 14 71%
33
22
Jan.
July 31
July 10
July
6
'July
1
July
9
66
106
July
July
Jan.
36% Mar. 18
65
July 30
25)4 32
46)4 Sale
8
Sale Prices
June 21
68% July
9
65
July 30
Sale
191,000
785,000
307,000
16,000
58,000
138,000
106,000
♦Western Pacific 1st 5s ser A
50
47
80
1st 5s series E_...............1943 M
1st 5s series O
1954 3 D
West N Y Ac Penn 1st g
13
1
July 30
20% July 31
16% July 22
60
32,000
71,000
28,000
3
Sale Prices
98
94
July
8
May
9 100
6354 July 19 84
19 68)4 July
8
111
July
2 110)4 Mar. 13 113
July 22 112
104% July 12 104 H July 29 103% June
3 106
64 H Sale
F A
Wash Term 1st guar 3Hs
If
F A
1st 40-year guar 4s
.......19
J
1939 J
32",000 Wash Wat Pow 1st ref 5s
53,000 Westchester Light gold 5s
..1950 J D
1946 M 8
19,000 West Penn Pow 1st 5s series A
H......... 1961
Sale Prices
1.
Highest
63)4 July
77
Warren R R 1st ref gu g 3H>.. ..2000 F A
Wash Cent Ry 1st g 4s.........1948 QM
1st mtge g 4s series
Lowest
64
Sale
deb 4sl939 M S
M 8
Wart en Bros Co deb 4s
66
9U Sale
........
Warner Bros Pictures
Ask
97% Sale
Highest
Lowest
100J4
0
......
2,171,000
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN JULY
Low from
BONDS
July
Value
33
EXCHANGE—BONDS
%
Deferred delivery sales, in which no account is
taken in computing the range for the year,
are given below:
Adriatic Elec 7s, July 1 at 7854.
%
Belgium 7s 1956. July 24 at 107) .
Bremen 7s 1935, July 5 at 3954.
Chili Mtge Bk 6?!s. July 9 at 12)4.
Czechoslovak 8s 1951, July 11 at 105.
New
York Stock
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF STOCK PRICES DURING JULY 1935.
Stock Sales
1935
;
July
-Shares
Jan. 1 to
July 31
Inaccordance with
-
a
Bond Sales
1934
29,427,720
154,276,102
21,113,076
234,390,398
July
Jan. 1 to July 31--
1935
----
rule or the Stock Exchange, effective Oct. 3 1915, all stocks are now
------
—
1934
$235,675,000
1,910,627,000
$263,752,000
2,322,913,700
Quoted dollars per share.
Prices
are on basis of 100-share
lots except In the case of stocks which sell only In a small way.
NOTICE.—Cash and deferred delivery sales are disregarded In the month's
range, unless they are the only transactions of the month, and when selling outside of the
are shown In a footnote in the month In whloh they occur.
No account Is taken of such sales In computing the range for the year.
regular monthly range
AGGREGATE
In
Jan.
July
STOCKS
Low from
July 1 1933
H. T. STOCK EXCHAN QE
to
1
Par
180
7,100
16,500
39,300
3,800
10,900
1,400
48,600
700
27,800
2,700
200
1,500
1,000
32,800
19,200
Preferred
Acme
Adams
54,700
7,300
106,900
6,900
9,900
200
16,500
8,600
36,300
1,110
10,200
510
35,800
2,700
57,000
28,900
8,800
1,200
3,500
Express
.......
30
89
25
21
*
..
Preferred
Adama Mlllia
65
•
14*
6
3*
4%
Affiliated Products..
Air Reduction
34*
113
4*
100
Addreaaograph Multlgraph 10
Advance Rumely
Inc...........
80 *
Air-Way Elec Appll Corp....♦
*
15*
Alasica
A P
Juneau
W Paper
Gold
Mln.10
Co
•
tAllegheny Corp..
...•
2j|
Pref series A $30 warr'ta .100
Pref series A $40 warr'ta 100
2
Pref series A $30 ex-war .100
1*
6*
$2.50 prior conv pref.....*
44,400
178,300
17,000
103,600
22,400
520,300
31,900
36,200
5,900
156,300
83,000
281,400
12,691
53,300
4,520
321,800
11,700
169,800
75,700
27,500
14,600
34,200
800
100
.........
Steel Co.—
Alleghany Steel
...»
Allied Chem 8c Dye........_•
13*
107*
...
§00
650
210
-
11,500
1,000
10
44,300
36,600
15,600
18,400
1,300
1,200
3,900
10,700
14,600
4,100
32,800
•
34,500
13,900
24,100
11,700
3,700
20,300
1,000
Alpha Portland Cement
*
Amalgamated Leather......1
11*
16*
2*
24*
Preferred
Amerada
2*
—.—.50
——*
(Del).*
Corp
u*
27
20
Amer Agric Chemical
American Bank Note..
10
Preferred
..——.50
Am Brake S & F
Preferred
»
——.....—100
80
.....100
120
10
Preferred
Amer Car 8c
Foundry.....
Preferred
»
100
American Chain..
43,100
1,480
7,000
11,800
1,800
9,000
88,400
15,500
41,700
800
'
1,600
1,900
132,700
3,300
16,700
23,200
900
2,000
6,500
2,000
Amer Locomotive
207,000
5,990
42,300
90,700
14,700
70,800
657,915
84,700
237,400
15,300
17,800
11,890
522,400
23,900
112,000
188,700
20,500
15,430
35,560
6,500
Sale
Sale
126* 127
142* Sale
160
159
65
37
Sale
Sale
Sale
24* Sale
39*
Sale
10
56
Sale
15
Sale
Sale
43*
89*
89*
92* Sale
20
2
30
3*
35
34* 35
3*
3*
24* Sale
,
20*
6*
32
4*
150
125
2
4
26
11*
3*
10*
$
24*
_2*
22
4*
1*
100
32
12
3
3
«
6% Conv preferred—...100
63
American News N Y Corp...*
20*
Light.
$6 preferred
10*
8*
9*
107*
12*
33*
.._*
$5 preferred
»
Am Radiator Ac Stand San..*
Preferred
100
Am
Rolling Mill...
American Safety Razor
American Seating
25
•
•
2
American Shipbuilding ....*
15
Amer Smelt Ac
Refining,
_
American Snuff
.,
Preferred.
Foundries*.
Preferred
20*
10*
4*
22*
33*
3*
32
Sale
6* Sale
2*
13*
47
22
3
14
48*
Sale
23
Sale
19* Sale
14* Sale
143
150
19*
Sale
84
Sale
Sale
8
22*
42
23*
Sale
115* Sale
43
106
74
140
Sale
Sale
16
Sale
10*
IIIlOO
Stores..
._____*
American Sugar Refinlng.100
Preferred
100
ToH_.
Class B
..............___25
....100
Founders.—!..*
Preferred.......
Am Wat Wks Ac El
1st preferred.
American Woolen.
Preferred
tAm Writing Paper
preferred
Amer Zinc, Lead Ac
Preferred
33*
45*
102
11
Amer Telep Ac
TelegllIIIIlOO
American Tobacco
25
.
52
»
ina
"""
98*
63*
64*
105
2*
7
•
-IHIIioo
Co."inc. 1
•
Smeitllll
25
4*
35*
2*
3
31
4*
32*
10*
27*
10*
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
25* Sale
35* Sale
2* Sale
25
Sale
8* Sale
2*
137
25* July
July
151
125
July
4* July
57*
22*
17*
2*
28*
61*
44*
26*
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
60* July
29* July
125* July
137* July
157
July
16* July
39* July
10
July
71
July
89* July
12 30* July
3 162
July
5 127
July
5* July
2
1
61* July
3
27* Jmy
2
18* July
13
3* July
23
28* July
20 67* July
6 49
July
16 29
July
12 65* July
2 37* july
1 128* July
1 145
July
5 159* July
2 25* July
2
57* July
2
15* July
81
18
July
2 93
July
2* July
15
13* July
47* July
22
July
8
July
7* July
18* July
2
8
Sale
28* Sale
17* Sale
152*
24
93
Sale
Sale
8* Sale
24* Sale
42* Sale
138
Sale
115* 117
74* 75
135
138
51
Apr.
4* Mar. 15
84* Jan.
2
28
8
June
Jan.
1
8
10
5
106* July
1
28* July
3* July
10
23
ju/y
12
1
19* July
1
14* July
1
150
July
5 152*
18* July
3
24*
83 * July
5
95*
8
July
1
9*
22* July 15 24*
40* July
3
44*
133
July 16 138*
114
July 24 116*
73* July
3
75*
138* July 11 143
15
8*
Mar. 18 149*
Apr.
3
1*
July 25 ac20*
June 24
3*
Mar. 30
1*
7
Mar. 21
2
Mar. 27
6*
1* Mar. 28
6*
6* Apr.
2 12*
Mar.;13
Mar. 14
6*
61*
27*
20*
3*
June 25
33
June 17
Mar. 13
Mar. 13
13
31
23
23
30
23
22
25
31
31
31
31
22
48* Jan. 11
41* June 1
70*
57*
13* Jan.
29
21
18* Sale
105* Sale
37* Sale
31
31
30
24
24
30
22
24
31
31
31
30
*
Jan.
4
7
9
8
7
Jan.
2
Jan.
5
May 14
15 145
4 168
Mar. 13
25*
57*
15*
85*
25* Mar. 13
30
38
66
Jan.
Feb.
5
8
22
17
June 28
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
13
10
23
96
65*
37*
8 128*
8
Jan.
July
July
Jan.
Jan.
Apr.
May
Feb.
July
July
July
July
July
May
July
July
July
Apr.
16
23
23
30
23
22
3
31
31
31
26
June
8
Jan. 11
Mar. 29
11
8
Mar. 26
14
18
3* May 17
3
17* June 11
5
2 127* June 14
30 78
July 22
3
Jan.
3
24
2
7* July 31
22 150
July 22
13
5* Jan.
3
15 33* July 26
14 11
July 27
30 27* July 31
33* Jan.
13
18
13
Jan.
10
6* May 22
13
27* May 22
35* July 30
4* Jan. 17
37 * Feb. 16
9
July 30
12
24
18
18
1* Mar. 13
6
Jan.
9
Mar. 13
32
Mar. 19
58
18
20* Jan.
9
July 31
18* Mar. 14
4* Apr.
4
4* Apr.
4
24* July 30
9* Apr. 26
9* Apr. 26
13* Mar. 15 21* May 21
72
Jan.
2 109* June 24
124
Jan.
3
30* May
7
4*
33*
28*
17*
152*
24*
95*
9*
26*
47*
1* Mar. 13
10* Mar. 13
8* Mar. 13
10* Mar. 13
July 25 134* Mar.
1
15* Mar. 18
66
Mar. 14
4* Mar. 12
July 31
20
July 24
July 30
31* Apr.
15
121
103
July 29
July 19
125
63
Mar. 14
3
Feb.
4 144
Feb. 14 117
76
Jan. 16
Feb. 20 143
15* July
2
12
Mar. 14
19* July 30
91* Sale
91* July
1 106
88
Feb.
4
July 27
36
36* Sale
July
3
33* Apr.
4
38* Juiy 19
54
59
Sale
Sale
54
July 23 59* July
54
July 23
2
133* 135* 131* July 22 138* July 10
137* 138
126* Jan.
3
20* Sale
22* Sale
20 * July
2
22* July 31
18* Jan. 29
124* Sale 130* Sale 124* July
1 132* July 31
98* Mar. 18
98
Sale
89* Sale
89* JulyY 1
72* Apr.
98* July 29
3
91* Sale
100* Sale
91* July! 1 100* July 31
74* Mar. 21
137
138* 140* Sale 137* July
9 140* July 31 129* Jan. 18
2*
4
4
3*
4*
July112
4* July 15
2* Mar. 18
15
Sale
12*
13*
9
Mar. 15
12* July
8 16* July 15
12* Sale
13* Sale
10* July 23
13* July
2
7* Mar. 13
70
Sale
68* July 25 74* July
71* Sale
48
Mar. 19
2
7
7*
7
8* Sale
July
3
4* Mar. 13
8* July 31
48
44
Sale
Sale
42* July
3
48* July 31
35* Mar. 18
* Sale
* July 17
* July 10
* Mar. 29
3* Sale
2H July
8
2* Mar. 15
3* July 10
4* Sale
3* July
3
3
Mar. 13
4* July 27
44
47* 40
July
9
48
July 27
31
Mar. 20
3* *3
zlH *3
18
32
12
151* Jan.
10
11
July
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Apr. 18 127* Feb. 27
26
110
Feb.
Jan. 12
30* June 19
Mar. 18 162
July 29
23
July 31
July 25
July
6
July
July 29
2
11* May 17
12* July 24
33* Jan.
6* Jan.
119
5
31
91
6
12
4* Mar. 18
43
July 31
7* July 31
104*
*
15*
1*
*
2*
21
5
29 125
24 122*
10
3*
10 x49
12
23
14
8
31
2*
2* July 25
18* July
58
July
24* July
9* July
8* July
21* July
109
July
29
July
4* July
33* Jmy
28* July
17* July
42
3
Jan. 10 114
Apr.
June 25
62* July
_July~i3
3* July 20
2* Mar.
24* july 30 27* July 13
22* Mar.
12* July 31
15* July
5
6* Feb.
114
July 30 123
July
6
57* Jan.
74
July 30 78
74
July 22
July
* July
3
1* July 23
* May
5* July
2
7* July 31
2* Apr.
150
July 22 150
July 22 150
July
2
Mar.
3* July 19
4* July 31
25
July
1 33* Juiy 26
14
Mar.
7* Jmy 22 11
July 27
3* Mar.
18* July 19 27* July 31
12
Mar.
9* July 18 10* July
8* Apr.
5
4 * July
5* July 30
2
2* Mar.
17
Mar.
22* July
2 25* July 31
33* July
1
35* July 30 i29* Apr.
3 * July
2* July 24
3
2* July
22
22
July 18 32
July
July
1
6* July
9
1
4* Mar.
July 30
3*
33
32
110
30
18* Sale
57* Sale
24* Sale
8* Sale
8*
8*
20* Sale
8* Sale
8
8*
18*
19*
106* Sale 110
27*
28*
28* 29
3* Sale
4* Sale
57
*
Sale
Sale
5
'
8*
Sale
10*
5*
23
Sale
Sale
135
American
.
Sale
Sale
74
1
150
f?H
l«l
Preferred...........100
Preferred
tAmer Type
8
Sale
Sale
7
175
5
25
m
13
117
73
Sale
100
Preferred
Amer Steel
120
"*"* "T"
Ac Metals.—.*
trust ctfs
*
Amer Power 8c
3*
24* Sale
15* Sale
74
Foundry.... ...»
........
American Metal
Sale
81
Preferred
For footnotes see page 43.
67
48* Sale
27* Sale
Sale
Sale
29*
78
Am Mach 8c
$6
Sale
Sale
27*
61*
29*
125*
137*
9*
0
Am Sum
65
67
Amer Machine
,
17*
2*
28
6i
4
*
2d
25* Sale
17*
18
3* Sale
28* Sale
60
14
2d pref A
Voting
Sale
100
American Chicle—
Coal
Co
of Alleghany
830
120
175,300
29
„
.._*
Preferred
Highest
Sale Prices
36
July
8 42
Jiuy 31
111* July 13 113* July
5
53* July
1
62* July 31
6
July
3
7* July 31
89
July 24 91
95
July 29
30* July 29 32
Sale
July
6
10* July 17 11* July 26
Sale
8* July
1
Sale
12* July 24
8
7* July 19
Sale
July 17
Sale
140* July
1 149* July 18
Sale
* July
2
1* July
9
15* July 25 17* July
Sale
8
1* July 27
1* July 10
1*
Sale
* July
1
1* July 29
Sale
3* July 18
4* July
2
4
4
July 12
4*
July 12
4
4
3* July
1
Jmy 12
9* July 10 11
11*
July 30
16* Sale
25*
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sale
Sale
158
88
25
American Can
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale
158* Sale
125* 127
5* Sale
1
Sale Prices
114
46
11*
34*
19*
49,100
(6)
*
13,000 Am Hawaiian Steamship
it
12,500 Amer Hide & Leather
Preferred
29,600
—.100
83,800 Amer Home Products
1
71,000 American Ice
—...I*
Preferred
22,100
Hoo
151,420 Amer Internet Corp..
...»
|Am La France 8c Foamite—Preferred
5,620
100
110
300
95,000
58,800
55,400
292,200
30
23* Sale
Preferred
3,400
10,100
1,990
96,700
2,000
2,600
3,600
;
28
10*
Allls Chalmers
*
20
177,800
44,300
166,300
77,700
21,100
192,900
9,250
>v
3,600
376,700
228,500
244,300
1,122,900
1,880
583,800
39,400
75,300
8,040
927,200
24,900
37,000
24,200
,62
7*
89
91
89*
30*
31* Sale
11
11*
11*
11*
8* Sale
7*
csV* 147
141
Sale
1*
*
1*
17
Sale
15*
1*
c
\*
* Sale
1*
4
4*
5
3*
4*
3*
3*
3* Sale
9
.10
10*
Mfg —.._...*
Corp
5% preferred
—...
50
113
Sale
Sale
ii*
Allied Stores
60,900
42
36
Sale
100
.......100
County, N J
25
3,300 American Colortype
10
148,700 Am Com Alcohof
......20
Amer Crystal Sugar Co
332,400
10
7% 2d pref
27,180
100
210
6% 1st preferred
..100
172,400 Amer Encaustic Tiling .....•
6,800 Am European Securities
*
10 Amer Express Co
...100
244,800 Am 8c Foreign Power
*
Preferred
137,100
*
27,800
24,100
■
53*
6*
Ask
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Lowest
July 31
Ask Bid
152* Sale
124* 126
4* Sale
57* Sale
Preferred.
Am
•
July 1
Bid
Abraham Ac Straus....—.-.*
1,300
1,250
15,100
255,650
2,830
47,100
117,600
96,300
46,600
92,900
34,900
381,500
10,600
154,100
26,600
8,600
7,000
4,900
100
11,200
75,950
PRICES IN JULY
July 311935
Shares
Shares
240
-
SALES
Since
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
Jan.
May
May
May
31
31
31
30
25
31
25
6
7
17
8
6
June 26
July
19
•
19* July 30
106
July 27
43
70*
140*
24*
132*
98*
100*
140*
6*
19*
xl4*
74*
9*
51*
1*
6*
5*
48
Jan.
Feb.
May
Jan.
July
July
July
July
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
July
May
May
Jan.
Jan.
May
July
9
16
6
3
31
29
31
31
18
18
10
2
21
21
18
18
23
27
»
AGGREGATE
SALES
In
N. T. STOCK EXCHAN OE
Since
Shares
294,600
1,400
7,300
500
73,900
140
710
300
/
300
45,700
29,300
,
Copper Mining Co
*
Archer Daniels Mid.........*
Preferred...
500
80
59,566
80
'.v
;
1,067,700
53,200
•
Atchison Top
360
690
"2",400
Line
:
Preferred called.....
:
100
14,900
21,800
Sale
63
95
105%
99
4%
5%
9% Sale
93% Sale
36
26
38%
Sale
60
35%
53%
406,800
113,900
583,300
77,000
3,610
19,700
1,110
14,000
4,450
531,000
53,200
1,220
48,000
3,800
20,800
92,200
2,800
516,700
,134,700
57,400
855,300
102,600
22,600
194,200
1,090
3,790
3,310
226,000
125,500
7,590
.126,500
87% Sale
3
21%
18
75
111
4
15
4
27 %
3
2%
15,500
380
4,300
100
3,200
1,630
32,000
5,800
180
7,500
900
3,200
15,100
100
179,100
28,300
9,300
267,300
30,20«
4,610
47,900
•
260
>l
890
880
■
86,300
34,200
950
1,500
58,400
50,600
.
'
100
:
125,800
152,700
11,500
7,300
2,700
2,600
25,000
5,800
6,000
3,600
■
Preferred
4,100
11,300
15,200
'
V
""356
1,600
36,500
8,600
1,310
820
:
;
2,500
4,100
28,400
1,250
23
80
Beneficial Indus Loan
Best Ac Co
Corp.*
Bon Ami class A
6%
.—...*
$4 preferred series
..*
*
21,500 Brunswick-Bal ke-Coll
83,400 Bucy ru s-Erle Co
10
Cony preferred........—5
115,500
Preferred (7)
6,620
100
225,200 Budd (E G) Mfg
»
Preferred 7%..........100
43,700
*
345,100 Budd Wheel
*
12,400 Bulova Watch
*
155,700 Bullard Co
2,300 Burns Brothers class A ....*
Class A ? t c ...——*
2,800
Class B
*
2,560
Preferred
.....100
5,170
200.500 Burroughs Add Mach
*
22,100 {Bush Terminal Co.........*
7,210
7% debenture.........100
.
%
...
3%
3%
6
47
12
,
:
105
91%
12%
85%
17%
18%
21,800
400
i
,
87,000
6,700
4,800
970
118,600
141,600
121,200
209,100
135,900
1,520
480,600
29,800
24,900
6,240
Calif Packing Corp. .———.*
Callahan Zinc-Lead........1
Calumet 8c Hecla Cons
Cop 25
Campbell W Ac C Foundry...*
Canada Dry Glng Ale..——.5
3*
10%
H
1
Sale
Sale
82%
84
4%
33%
4%
3%
13%
%
Sale
Sale
Sale
4%
Sale
%
17
Sale
2
6
Sale
"""280
; U
104,000
2,850
43,400
112,800
2,100
3,600
3,140
9,900
3,800
2,900
11%
32
21% Sale
18%
12
10%
Sale
20% Sale
220
{Celotex Co..
A
4!*
>4
60
Sale
108
64
Sale
53
10% Sale
45% Sale
99% Sale
39%
45
46
25% Sale
49% Sale
5%
6
%
13%
37%
44%
35%
.
Central Aguirre Associates.*
100
56%
15
17%
13
78
Sale
90
4% Sale
37
Sale
5% Sale
6% Sale
16% Sale
%
%
2%
*
—...—100
.
....
1,036,800
Preferred.
10*.700
Cerro de Pasco Co pp...
...*
*
47,900 Certain-Teed Prod
12,940
7% preferred...........100
5
1,600 Checker Cab...
.......*
72,800 Chesapeake Corp
56,100
800 {Chic At East 111 RR
For footnote*
6,800
see
0% preferred
page 43.
1
2
3
10
2
82% July
2
July
July
July
11
19
9
9
13% July
% July
1
9
4% July
4
37%
95
48
16% Sale
2% Sale
8
Sale
11
July
16% July 25
1% July
2
5% July
5
% July
30
45% July
35% July
30
30
2% July
30
July
31
23
10
31
15
5
22
42% July
99% July
67% July
63
July
125
July
4% July 24
7% July
13% July
91% July
5% July
40% July
5% July
7% July
18% Juy
% July
2
18% July
1% July
% July
44
48
87%
91
92
91% Sale
67% Sale
Sale
110
103 <■ 106
Sale
54% Sale
28% Sale
Sale
4
Sale
4%
4
Sale
Sale
56%
101%
49
4
102
58
52
Sale
6% Sale
102
57% Sale
6
Sale
47% Sale
4%
6%
44% Sale
100
Sale
5
29%
29% Sale
37$
41% Sale
4%
31% Sale
24% Sale
6%
43% Sale
%
1%
%
1%
45%
Sale
9% July
33% July
8% July
40
July
31
2% July
25% July
24% July
July
6% July
100
July
40
17
18
22% July
12% July
52
July
12
6
11
10% July 23
34% July 25
10% July 30
5
43
July
23
July "18
3 69% July 29
9 104% July 22
2 55% July 31
2 28% July 30
16
,4% July 30
4
July
1
12
July 30
12 33
July
5
26 27
July 31
10 52
7% July 13
31
24 102% July 23
6
13
41% July
July
43
60% July 24
6% July
49% July
29
29
5
45
30
1
45% July 31
12
Mar. 18
2% July
July
106% Mar. 18
3% Feb. 25
32
June 21
1%
""I""'July "16 '"i%Juiy"l2
6
37% Mar. 14
11% Mar.
Apr.
11% Mar.
15% Mar.
85
Jan,
21%
55%
14%
9%
16%
Jan.
22
July
July
July
June
July
31
30
31
27
29
June 26
Jan.
4
7
Jan.
19
16
16
31
30
8
7
Jan.
Jan.
2
3
9
21
18
Feb.
17% Jan.
May
46% July
115
May
5% Jan.
50
July
10% May
50% June
115
May
2
5
7
4
31
8
22
30
16
18
10
11
Mar.
1
6 19
5 108% June 18
2 92
July 30
18 13% Feb. 23
26 117% Mar. 7
July 23
13 18
5
13 19% July
30 48
July 23
18 37% July 29
18 95
July 30
19 26% Jan. 23
8
14 13% Jan.
19 23% Jan.- 21
.
Feb.
34
July 31
July 31
July 31
109
36% Mar. 12
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
June
June 19
103% Jan. 22 112
28% Mar. 13 72% July 23
6% Mar. 18
39% July 10
11% July 31
59% Jan.
8
July 18
47% July 17
26% July 23
49% July 31
7% Jan.
4
90
Jan.
31 100
45
July
25
21
Mar. 29
28% Jan.
15
3% Mar. 27
6
% June
8% Apr. 30
24%
23%
30%
1%
Feb.
7
Jan. 17
May 25
Apr. 18
14
May
9
36% Mar. 18
90
Jan.
43
Mar.
53% Apr.
121% July
3% July
4% Mar
8% Mar.
62% Mar.
3% Mar.
23
Mar.
2% Mar.
3% May
8% Mar.
% July
% June
% Mar.
3
Mar.
13% Mar.
1
Apr,.*
5% Apr.
10
1% Jan.
9
July 30
14
38% July
45%
36%
3%
31%
44%
99%
67%
29
July 30
Jan. 10
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
5
3
19
4
May 29
18
July 31
63
July 15
15
24 125%. Apr. 11
6% Jan.
9
I
8% May 23
14
15
15
May 23
22 91% July 16
5% Jan.
2
15
14 40% July 25
5% July 31
21
7% July 27
13
13 18% July 18
2% Jan. 25
9
1% Jan. 23
17
1% Feb.
7
20
16
9% Jan. 23
2
14 17% July
3% Jan. 21
8
3 10% Jan. 22
Mar. 28
1% Mar. 12
% June
3
11% Mar. 14
22% Jan. 21
2% Apr. 26
1% Jan.
3
20% Jan.
7
5
Mar. 14
60
Jan.
July
1
% July
8
42%
1%
4%
22%
16%
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
2% Mar. 13
7% Mar. 13
8% Mar. 27
50
Apr.
9
9% Mar. 18
30
June
1
4% Mar. 21
32% Feb. 25
82% Feb. 27
53
July
Jan.
18
3
7
6
7
Feb.
4
13% Jan.
9
10
36
Jan.
10% July
July
May
95
July
69% July
104% July
55% July
35% Jan.
4% May
4% May
33% June
29
May
55% Jan.
12% Jan.
109% Jan.
63% Apr.
6% Jan.
49% July
6% Jan.
45
July
30
23
17
18
29
22
31
Apr. 26
45% July
2% Jan.
3
2% Jan.
31
12
8
85
Mar. 20
45% Mar. 18
83% Apr. 11
36% Jan. 16
19% Apr. 26
1% Apr.
3
1% Mar. 8
11% Mar. 20
22% Feb.
13
Mar. 18
6% July 31
34
96% Mar. 14
38%
3%
23
4%
3d
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
15
13
12
27
Mar. 12
37% Mar. 12
1
1
13
100% Feb. 21
72
10
30
Jan.
15
3
5% Mar.
3
Jan.
6% Jan.
26% Jan.
7% Mar. 12
107% Jan,
14% July
100% Jan.
Jan.
5% Jan.
3% July
1% Feb. 26
9% Mar
4
26
25
31
19
19
63
10
7% Apr.
23
17
14
6
7
Mar. 13
3
1
1
5
55% July
4% July
28% July
Mar. 13
5% May
35% May
33
July
% July
3% July
"91% "July "3l "95""
56
July
100% July
48% July
24% July
3
July
4
15
May
May
Jan.
Apr.
May
July
July
July
9% Jan.
28
May
44% May
113
July
111
Apr.
7% Jan.
29% Jan.
21% Mar. 12
32% Apr.
3
106% Jan.
2
111
Apr. 30
32
36
19
5
July
1
3
12
22
12
31
7
6
Mar.
31
31
24
31
24
1
July
Mar.
6
8
July
17% July
2% July
8
July
8
19% July
10
July
18
18
16
25
25
31
27
18
9
July
%
4
July
51
3
30
July
14
July
% July
19% Sale
24
18
17
38% July 29
3
% Sale
3% Sale
21% Sale
10% Sale
51
53%
10% Sale
34
34%
10% Sale
8
23
33
Sale
,
30
July 23
July 31
Sale
3
8
9
1
July
July
July
33
Sale
18
5
23
29
30
29
23
July
5
"""% jGTy""l
3
10
23
72% July 23
11% July 31
1 100
25 47%
1 26%
1 49%
1
30
19%
48
22%
13%
1
3 20% July
July
27 112
July
4
18
5
62% July 24
59% July
2
121% July 24
3% July
5
6% July
2
12
12%
85%
33% Sale
% Sale
4%
%
6
10
3
1
1
3
18% July
26% Sale
41
44%
6%
7
100
...100
92
26
31
31
31
5
31
8
25
30
11
10
5
1
6
30
24
59
31% Sale
393,400 Chesapeake Ac Ohio.......25
"'"366
16%
105
3
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
1
18%
...
48%
112%
Highest
18%
1
16% Apr.
1 25
12% May 15 17%
100
July
6 109
7%
3% Mar. 21
36
Jan. 16
51%
118% Jan.
4 122%
97
Apr.
3 107%
6%
3% Apr.
3
56
Apr,
3 70%
85
Jan.
2 110
25% July 19 28%
4
Mar.
6
6%
3% Mar. 15
7%
70
Apr. 25 70%
7% Mar. 13 14%
80% Apr.
3 101
48
Mar. 12 78%
29% Feb. 21 38%
35% Mar. 28 57%
66% Mar. 29 91
19% Apr.
3 37%
24
31
8
8
9
5
5
34
t!h
22ii)%
7%
97
9
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
25%
3%
Central RR of N J
Century Ribbon Mills.
'I
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
2%
—
.—....*
Voting trust certificates..*
Preferred.
.......100
600
91,500
15,300
5,900
7%
100
Caterpillar Tractor
*
Celanese Corp of America...*
17%
108
50
9
July 29
July 30
July 30
July
8
July 25
July
1
July 24
July 31
49
89%
12,430
348,900
524,900
33,200
61,600
34,420
89,900
14,900
22,000
88
46%
114%
5%
July
July
July
July
July
70
Pref
2
101
109
July
30
31
12%
1%
%
14%
35
'
97% July
42
3%
22%
13%
16%
"31
July
1% Sale
% Sale
17% Sale
59
Sale
1%
%
26
..*
2
8%
6
12
3
3
1
9
16
3
2
19
25
3
6
9
July
1%
Sale
14% Sale
44%
50
13% Sale
Capital Admin Co Ltd c A—1
Preferred class A
10
Pacific—.—...25
Cannon Mills
Sale
3% Sale
520 Car Clinch F & Ohio Ry.. 100
1,000
Stamped
.........100
550,500 Case (J I) Co
100
Canadian
•
Sale
Sale
89
Sale
"""% Sale"
10% Sale
53
51%
10% Sale
33% Sale
8
8%
40% Sale
86%
Canada Southern........100
July
35
109%
14%
15% Sale
100
16**
30,600
16,200
82,800
29,800
51%
Sale
Sale
Sale
4%
Pref ctfs of deposit.....100
4,310
39,600 Butte Copper Ac Zinc.... ...5
24,900 t Butte rick
..*
106,800 Byers Co
Preferred........ ......100
4,130
39
111%
4%
Sale
31% Sale
2
1% Sale
Sale
17%
19% 22
39% Sale
41% Sale
97%
99% 98% Sale
63%
64% 67% Sale
59
65
59% 63
123% Sale
121% Sale
4
Sale
3%
4%
7% Sale
6%
6%
117„
ijj
Sale
4%
38% Sale
69%
....100
Sale
Sale
%
41
Inc....
Preferred
58
10
43
..*
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
33% Sale
25 H
A......*
Brooklyn Union Gas...
111
115
70
4
liH
Brooklyn Ac Queens Transit.*
44
43
25„
Bklyn-Manhattan Transit ..*
Sale
Sale
40%
iV%
—
July 30
July
1
July
1
July
1
July
2
July
1
July 23
105
Sale
"25" Sale"
9*
Bristol-Myers Co...........5
%
9%
33%
38%
31%
1%
19%
Sale
Sale
7%
ll%
Bridgeport Brass Co........*
Sale
Sale
97
18„
50
{Botany Cons Mills A
24%
39%
4%
16
108
37
93
47% Sale
45
Briggs Manufacturing......*
Briggs 8c Stratton.
......*
Sale
13% Sale
47
53
68
*
22
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
2%
10%
10%
12%
Sale
19%
10%
17%
110%
33 %
*
B
3% Sale
70
16
Boeing Airplane Co w 1.....5
Bohn Alum 8c Brass Corp
5
54%
90%
23%
5%
6%
23%
Sale
17% Sale
28„
100
38
26%
65
......100
Blumentha! 8c Co pref
78%
40
6
•
Bloomingdale Bros
July ""3 "14%
93% July
1 101
Sale
59% July
9 78%
40
38% July
9 38%
Sale
47% July 1 3 57%
Sale
87% July
1 90%
Sale
21% July
3 24
6
7
5% July 19
8
8%
7% July 29
Sale
21% July 19 26%
Sale
37% July 31 41
Sale' 110
July 10 113
111%
6
6%
July
2
7%
Sale
21% July 25 27%
Sale
7%
6% July
3
Sale
40
July 18 42%
3
Sale
July
2
3%
Sale
2% July 10
3%
""8%
11%
85%
14%
17%
39%
26%
Sale
15
21%
44%
14%
Blaw-Knox—.
Brown Shoe,
11% Sale
85%
89
21
•
....
Preferred
89
■if*
Corp......*
7% preferred
100
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet Inc *
Class
110
88
......
Bethlehem Steel
Preferred
16% Sale
105
83 %
Beldlng-Hemingway——*
5
113
54
.....20
Belg Nat Rys part pref
Bendix Aviation Corp.
111
8%
55
100
Preferred
Beech-Nut Packing
Bush Term Bldgs—
'
5%
Corp............5
Bayuk Cigars, Inc. ......—*
1st preferred ...........100
Beatrice Creamery........25
July 31
July 19
July 19
July 18
July
6
July 29
July 31
July 31
July 31
Sale
46%
44% Sale
111% 114% 114
5
4%
4%
33
34% 49
8%
8% Sale
46
47
42%
14~
.....100
..........
420
44,900
8,100
106,300
6,300
62,800
1,100
......
Sale
14
Sale
105
,
Barnsdall
500
A,:
86
29%
91%
2%
*
....
11%
13%
9$
...100
Preferred..............100
2,200
349,800
877,500
82,600
52,500
14,900
15,000
167,200
27,300
56,700
14,500
>
.........
Barker Bros
1.500
270
■
Preferred..
Bamberger (L) 8c Co pref
100
Bangor 8c Aroostook
...50
Sale
12
11
100
Preferred
367,600 Borden Co. (The)
15
406,400 Borg-Warner Corp........10
....100
7,000 Boston 8c Maine
700
'
2%
Baldwin Locomotive Works.*
July 29
.....
13% Sale
101
22% Sale
6%
7
7%
8
26% Sale
38
38%
40
113
111%
111
Ill
111%
5
6
6%
27%
24% Sale
7
6
6%
40%
41% 40
3%
3% Sale
3%
2% Sale
6
Baltimore 8c Ohio.....—.100
49%
Sale
48
19%
28%
6%
7%
72
73
'
67,000
20,900
4%
7%
44
100
RR
51%
119
61
41
100
10,500 Atlas Tack Corp
—.*
*
205,400 Auburn Automobile
27,900 Austin, Nichols 8c Co ._....*
Prior A
....*
2,820
286,200 Aviation Corp of Del(The)..5
New
3
21,800
3,700
1
Coast
6%
25%
......100
188,200
•
3,527 Atl G at W 1 SS Lines
Preferred
........—100
4,100
359,400 Atlantic Refining.....
25
*
63,800 Atlas Powder...
Preferred
100
4,180
60,800
5,200
49,600
8c S Fe
29
10
26
1
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
8
Mar. 13
24
July
July
July
106
SINCE JAN.
Lowest
July
13% July
1
16%
18% July
5 23
12% July 30 15
Sale
100
July
6 108
7%
6% July
9
6%
Sale
40% July
1 51%
Sale
119
July 29 122%
103
Sale
July
2 107%
Sale
3% July
1
4%
Sale
60% July 22 63%
101% 100
July 29 100
Sale
25% July 19 28%
Sale
4% July
2
6%
Sale
6% July 29
7%
Sale
103% Sale" 107%
4
3% Sale
2 %
Highest
Sale Prices
13% Sale
^22
<88
......25
Preferred
106
6
Sale
Lowest
Sale Prices
Ask
16% Sale
19%
13%
5%
40 %
31 %
1
preferred...........100
preferred...........100
Atlan
500
■i'
2d
104
106
64
—.100
Preferred...
1st
440 Associated Oil
111,100
6,900
33,300
■ <
320
;
Associated Dry Goods..
122,200
16,900
7,700
3,700
2,900
:
W
......
Armour (Del)
•
.v.
*
Preferred
Andes
RANGE
21
Sale
18
13
80
3%
21 %
•
Anchor Cap Corp
14
7%
12%
Anaconda Wire 8c Cable....*
pref
...10C
27,800
5
556,900 Armour of Illinois
$6 convertible preferred..*
105,000
Preferred.
.100
8,100
45.700 Armstrong Cork Co
...*
5
79,500 Arnold Constable Corp
2,900 Art loom Corporation.......*
4,000
77,400
18,900
/.
,
8
.__50
Anaconda Copper.
2,153,500
16,300
39,600
2,950
5,100
22,100
V
Ask Bid
Bid
Par
Shares
July 31
July 1
July 311935
1
Jan.
July
PRICES IN JULY
Low from
July 1 1933
STOCKS
35
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK
Aug., 1935]
% June
43
87
7
21
21
13
8
4
16
2
25
7
29
7
30
N. T. STOCK
36
AGGREGATE
SALES
to
July 31 1935
July 1
Par
Shares
Lowest
Ask
Sale
Sale
2%
3
2
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
2%
Sale
Sale
1%
12
18*
27
Sale
5
Sale
18%
16
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
81
Sale
Sale
29
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
% July
1
2% July 26
3
% July
July
1
2%
Sale
60,900 Cleve Graphite Bronze (The)l
320 Cleveland Ac Pittsburgh.__ft0
Highest
Sale Prices
July 31
Ask
30,600 Chicago Great We«tern.. 100
Preferred
i. —100
22,600
150 tChic indianap Ac Lout* pflOO
5
44,100 Chicago Mall Order Co
110,300 JChlc Mil St Paul * Pacific _•
Preferred.
220,900
221,500 Chicago Be North West...100
Preferred...
100
53,300
115,800 Chicago Pneum Tool
Preferred
—....—*
127,000
38,400 JChlc Rock Ial Ac Pac
100
17,600
7% prefferred
100
20,100
6% preferred
100
4,300 Chicago Yellow Cab.
*
51,600 Cblckaaha Cotton Oil
16
•
41,910 ChildsCo
6,390 Chile Copper
25
3,079,100 Chrysler Corporation
ft
102,700 City Ice Ac Fuel...........-*
11,504
Preferred
.........100
123,800 City Stores new.-—.
5
25.200 Clark Equipment....... —*
Sale
83%
19%
%
1%
1%
3%
July
July
July
July
July
6%
34%
%
1%
1 %
9%
26%
4%
July
5
9
8
1
1
1
2
9
9
22
19
11
18
11
2
26% July 30
1
July
1
1% July
1
2% July 31
'6
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
16% July
48
July
3
16
July 31
88
July 31
3% July 26
13% July
5
July
9% July
44% July
1% July
2% July
2
July
11
July
27% July
5% July
19
July
60% July
21% July
98% July
4 % July
18% July
27% July
83% July
35% July 27
83% July
9
29
25
11
31
30
31
25
31
10
12
31
8
26
5
31
48
Special
Preferred..........--—100
56,600 Coca-Cola Co (The)...——
25,000
Class A
*
Coca Cola Internal Corp...*
278",600 Colgate-Palmollve-Peet Co..*
15,200
Preferred..............100
326,300 Collins Ac Alkman
10,110
Preferred...
.100
2,630 Colonial Beacon OH Co...—*
86,000 ^Colorado Fuel Ac Iron
-*
12,390
Preferred
—_—100
4,620 Colorado Ac Southern.... 100
6,990
1st preferred
100
1,980
2d preferred
100
139,700 Columbian Carbon
221,400 Columbia Pictures Corp vt c *
1,026,100 Columbia G Ac El common,..*
58,410
Preferred
100
4,310
5% pref series B........100
371,000 Commercial Credit.....
10
10,410
Preferred 7%
25
32,292
Class A
50
13,910
Preferred B
.......25
10,240
1st preferred.. ........100
4,900
Preferred 5%%
Sale
20
28
July
July
July
8
8
28
20
%
1%
1%
9%
25%
13
29
29
28
1
3
Mar. 13
July
9
Mar. 30
July 22
July 19
Mar. 12
Mar. 15
Feb.
23
Mar. 12
July 31
Jan.
10
3% Apr. 30
12% May 15
Mar.
June
126
215
55%
56% July 25
53% Apr.
July 25
July 29
July 31
July 17
July 18
July 23
July 23
July 31
July 19
July 31
July 23
July
8
July 31
July 31
July
8
July 31
4
7
8
9% July 25
44% July 11
2% Jan.
9
4% Jan.
9
5% Jan.
10% Jan.
4
Jan.
10
3
18
7
22
31
24
3
j
Apr. 16
18% July 31
11% Jan.
29% Feb.
7% Jan.
21
May
60% July
24% May
100
May
27
9
June 25
28% Jan.
7
126
May 20
230% July 31
57% Mar. 8
230% July 31 161% Jan.
July
54% July
3
4% Jan.
48
20
July
112% Jan.
123% July
Sale
Jan.
3
35% July
83% July
27% July
80
2% Jan.
7
4% Jan.
4
2
Apr. 13
26% July 30
June
426
16% Sale"
103 5^ 104
lsy, Sale
104
Sale
Sale
7%
1
...
Sale
Sale
98
6
o
9
al*
Sale
VA
Sale
Sale
14%
13
10
...
89%
68%
Sale
16%
15%
14%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
16% July
103% July
17% July
98
July
7
July
1 % July
9% July
14% July
14
July
11% July
89
July
68% July
6% July
67
July
64% July
46% July
7
18% Jan.
1
3 105% Mar. 15
Jan.
Mar. 13
25% July
Mar. 13 101% July
■8
July
Jan. 10
Mar. 13
Mar
14
Feb.
28
Feb.
26
Mar.
9
5%
28%
21
Jan.
21
8
Jan.
13
94
Sale
Sale
Sale
47%
Sale
Sale
7
Jan.
Sale
Sale
July
81
July
J8/s July
76
July
70% July
49% July
32% May
59% May
3
33
Jan.
15
Jan.
16
Mar. 13
Mar. 13
Mar. 15
Jan.
2
5
Jan.
,
June 13 118%
113
...
Sale
115
Sale
112% July
Sale
63%
111%
97%
19%
1%
12 115% July 25
Class A stock receipts—...
June 27
May
8
60
31
17
18
Jan.
19% Jan.
17% July
Jan.
Sale
68
65
...
3,700
15% Mar.
% Mar.
% Mar.
1% June
3% July
4% Apr.
122
215
....
.
% Feb.
1 % Feb. 28
1
Mar. 30
48
26% "29"
125% 126
217%
54% Sale
11,400 Cluett, Pea body Ac Co.
570
X
July 1 1933
Jan. 1
10
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN JULY
Low from
STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
Jan.
19
8
23
8
31
31
8
31
14
13
25
May 13
July 25
May 22
r
218,625
13,070
9,000
824,500
1,111,100
221,800
2,900
160,900
11,200
6,260
880
CommlnvTrust
66% Sale
112
113%
Convertible preferred
*
$4.25 conv pref ser of '35..*
Commercial Solvents
*
Sale
Sale
*
Sale
Sale
Commonwealth Ac Southern *
Preferred
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
4% preferred
Preferred
100
Prior preferred (6%) —100
Prior pref z warrants..100
Sale"
1*72
Sale
Sale
Consolidated Gas..........*
Sale
Sale
Pref $5
•
Consol Laundries Corp.—..*
Consolidated OH Corp
.*
Sale
....*
Sale
24% Juiy
98
July
2
July
Sale
7% July
111% 110% July
3% July
Consolidated Teztile
...»
Container Corp class A——20
Class B..........
Sale
Sale
10
Sale
% July
9% July
Sale
3
Continental Bak cl A
..*
Sale
Sale
•
Sale
Sale
8% preferred
Class B
.......
Preferred
100
Continental Can
20
44J
60
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
64%
10
July
36% July
10
Sale
Sale
36% Sale
*
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
48
Sale
Sale
75%
Sale
Sale
x20%
a",~
Sale
Sale
Sale
..»
4%
38% Sale
Sale
Crosley Radio
14
Sale
Crown Cork & Seal........*
31% Sale
Preferred
100
Coty.Inc
.....--*
Cream of Wheat ctfa
Preferred.................
*
158
Sale
47
34%
Sale
74%
86
3%
Sale'
t C—...»
3%
Crucible Steel of Amer
100
Preferred ..............100
19%
Sale
58
1% Sale
Sale
Cuba Co (The)
.....•
Cuba RR pref..
......100
Cuban American Sugar....10
Preferred
100
....
Cudahy Packing..
50
Publishing Co (The)*
Curtis
Preferred
Curtlss Wright Corp.......1
Class A
1
.
.
8% preferred
—...*
170 Detroit & Mackinac
Ry Co.100
5% non cum pref—.100
^
120
14,600 Devoe A Reynolds A---...—*
1st Prefarred
530
100
........
_
69,100 Diamond Match....
12,800
Participating
Pref—25
319,700 Dome Mines Ltd
»
58,000 Dominion Stores Ltd
I—•
.....
659.300 Douglas Aircraft Co Inc....*
33,900 Dresser (S R) Mfg conv cl A—*
Class B
14,100
*
Ouluth South Sh
Preferred...
Dunhill
page 43
Int.
Ac" A till 100
........100
.—.l
July
82% July
2.50
Corn Exch Bank Trust Co..20
Corn Prod Refining
25
Cft% July
59
Sale
Continental Diamond Fibre ft
Continental 011 of Del—...5
July
5% July
82% Sale
Continental Insurance
Continental Motors
.....
ui
100
5.600 Cutler-Hammer, Inc.......
see
Sale
Consolld RR of Cuba pref. 100
10,200 Davega Stores Corp........ft
120,700 Deere Ac Co
*
87,500
Preferred
.......20
240,300 Delaware Ac Hudson.....100
330,500 Del Lack Ac Western......50
10,900 Denver Rio Gr Ac Wes pref 100
36,100 Detroit Edison
.100
For footnotei
2
,
6*
7%
Sale
Sale
79
Sale
Sale
42
Sale
Sale
i9
Sale
Sale
Sale
iof$
?if
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
84
110%
62
75
Sale
20%
5
Feb.
115% Jan.
99% July
Mar.
July
Mar.
234
% July
19
July
48
July
69
July
158
July
----4% July
37% July
13% Juiy
31% July
45% July
81
July
3% July
18% July
61
July
1
July
6% July
5% July
60
July
41
July
18% July
102% July
2
July
7
July
89
foH
Feb.
Mar.
Apr.
Mar.
T
Mar.
"65"" July"
'72'""July "27
Sale
20% July
26% July 23
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
2%
Sale
Mar.
112
June
June
5"% Jan.
9
Mar.
July
18
Apr.
June
13
July
24
66$
46% Jan.
Jan.
91% July 22
11% July 29
40% July 30
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.,
il%
Mar.
Fel».
Mar.
Jan.
Jau.
Mar.
Jan.
ilH
Mar.
Mar.
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
II
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
25% Jan.
76
July
1% Feb.
10
May
8% May
May
47% Jan.
22% Jan.
105% June
Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
July
Jau.
May
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
3
Mar.
Jan.
10% Jan.
June
72
July
26% July
Mar.
7
11
Mar. 2.
L[>
Feb. W
Mar. 13
1
44% July 31
8
36% July
9
39% July 29
39% July
3
6% July
8% July 19
May 29
24% July
19% July
29% July 31
22% July 24
8% July 24
% July 10
Mar. 12
Mar.
10
7
31
18
15
13
13
2
8
13
2
2
8#
27
23
Feb. 14
35% July
27% July
29
24
43% Jan.
19% Jan.
7
4% Jan.
*94%
6
7
8
June 28
Jan.
12% May
Mar. 22
120% July
11
June 12
June 28
July
July
July
July
8
55 % July
Jau.
Mar.
Jan.
May 23
27
78% July 10
165
May 23
3
6% Jan.
39% Mar. 4
16% May 14
36
July 10
Apr. 20
Mar.
May
Sale
35%
120% 118
Sale
32%
39% 38%
28
5
Mar.
J't
2
Jan.
May li
5
1% Jan.
13% Jan. 10
Jan.
Jan.
93% July
6
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
5%
7%
28
Mar.
Feb.
Mar.
June
2% July 20
9
24
Feb.
,lan. 16
22% Feb. 15
29% July 31
100
July 31
4% July 31
10% May 17
7% Juiy 15
27% July
24% July
29
July
13% July
2
July
90
July
7
5
10
17
31
16
19
24
Jan.
80
May
May
35% July 29
27% July 24
36
July 31
16% July 30
6% Juiy
29
26
Jan.
82
Apr.
Mar.
Mar.
Sale
Jan.
July
July
May
37% July
14% May
49
July
56
July
Mar.
Mar.
Sale
73%
4% Sale
Preferred
530 Cuahmans Sons 7% pref.. 100
1,000
15,600
75%
Consol Film Industry......1
350 Crown Wil P 1st pf
46,400 Crown Zellerbach ▼
500
22
29
30
3
5
27
10
30
3
8
27
10
3
26
11
30
31
1
18
1
1
19
10
9
12
13
36% July
49% July
7% July
68
July
Sale
70
„
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
Jiuy
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
Sale
22% July 23
12% July
Conn Railway Ac Lighting 100
31
2
26
9%
71
470
Mar.
35
Sale
55
52,800
12,400
37,200
4,640
205,920
32,870
33,900
79,600
55,400
365,700
292,800
31
31
19
24
23
24
29
10
1
10
31
31
31
31
10
1
1
27
27
18
16
24
Sale
Sale
Sale
315,800
63,500
122,200
178,000
620,400
13,645
209,400
6,300
124,600
99,600
63,900
73,400
14,300
July
July
July
July
July
Juiy
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
Sale
*
Sale
140
July
*
9H
68% July 31
Jan.
*
Sale
123,300
167,100
2,036,800
97,900
44,400
955,550
3,800
29,200
119,800
142,500
110,200
51,100
100,400
18,500
10
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
Congress Cigar
100
3,850
1% July
53% July
Conde-Nast Publlc'ns
30,900 Consolidated Cigar.........•
490
68% July
112% July
99% July
46
July
July
July
July
July
July
50% Jan.
8 120% July
2
36% July
17
1
2
7% July
% July
2% July
15
""2%
July "15
41% May
43% May
12% Jan.
29% July
23
May
9% May
June 21
36% July
8
9
3
17
28
31
23
24
Jan.
Feb.
9
13
June
Jan.
18
Jan.
Jan.
7
Jau.
15
Mar. 15
Mar. 18
June 13
6
SALES
AGGREGATE
July
STOCKBXCHAMQB
Jan.
390
563,200
29,100
7,660
70,200
3,000
420
Preferred
.
Du Pont de Nem
260
55,400
I,100
206.000
520
178,200
,
14,100
63,300
107,200
57,800
6,600
400
800
2,500
270
2,800
5,800
6,800
3,400
5,900
17,800
9,600
,
;
700
85
pref—100
American
16 pref
75
tKlk Horn Goal Corp..
—
130
26,600
550
11,600
140
2*
33*
.....-R0
Endtcott-Johnson—
50
Preferred
....—10©
Engineers Pub Service
*
$5 conv preferred —.... *
$5.50 preferred
.————*
100
17,700
1,300
5,500
5,800
20,400
70
130
15,400
7,100
11,300
I,100
9,900
6,800
29,400
128
$6 cum
6,700
17,600
191,900
490
23,800
100
730
1,200
3,800
880
22,100
1,000
36,100
46,600
66,500
510
23,400
4,000
7,200
3,300
II,500
300
329,000
60,800
6,500
300
20
"Y,700
600
729,200
8,500
800
1,600
7,880
770
9,000
14,500
100
10,500
4,600
49,100
22,000
2,710
73,800
II,700
19,000
10,800
95,100
640
120,800
6,500
27,600
500
35,500
9,800
131,900
4,500
15,500
1,500
26,800
22,400
5,600
6,100
13,100
9,100
14,200
252,800
19,900
850
10
54,000
30*
11
12
preferred—...—*
29*
First
preferred.....—.100
preferred.......100
_
^
m m
110
12*
33
75*
80
40
57
75
65
90
2*
1* Sale
16$
8*
18
54*
21*
2*
12*
44*
2*
16*
8*
40*
13*
71*
3*
26*
14*
20
"
33*
10*
24*
17*
112*
6*
3*
6*
Sale
6*
6*
138
97
Preferred
.100
11
11
54
51
100*
"22*
84
8*
10*
%
15*
80
117* 118
32* Sale
114* Sale
13* Sale
3*
4
30* Sale
105* Sale
2* Sale
28
99*
10*
,?K
•7*
45*
2*
13*
12
80*
14*
26$
15*
53*
2*
20
5
Grant (W T)
25
43.
13**
Sale
16
57*
69* Sale
14*
footnotes see page
Sale
il
Conv preferred series.....*
Granite City Steel
.....*
•
Great Northern Ir ore prop.*
1,118,100 Great Northern pref..... 100
255,800 Jreat West Sug......... ..*
Preferred
100
3.970
40 Green Bay 8c Western RR. 100
470 ireene Cananea Copper—100
54,000 Greyhound Corp (The).....5
140
36*
5$
?$
"
31
Sale
25* Sale
•16
28
96*
Graham-Paige Motors......1
>ranby Cons M 8 Ac P....100
Grand Union Go trust ctfs—1
Sale
130* Sale
...»
'
Sale
18*
Sale
—
1* Sale
20
22
19* Sale
19* Sale
19*
20
15*
Sale
2*
3
31
Sale
56
26* Sale
113*
27
Sale
10* Sale
43* July
24*
116*
17*
6*
July
July
July
July
131
7*
3*
8
36
July
July
11
3
52* Jan.
60
1*
* July 10
8*
July
2
9*
7* July
1
95* ,97* July 17 97*
44
38
July
x
Sale
17* Juiy 20 20*
Sale
8* July
2 xll
Sale
128* July 15 133
136
7*
6* July
3
Sale
4
3* July
1
Sale
9*
8*
6* July
2
29* Sale
129* 132
23
40
51
75
49* Sale
8* Mar. 26
6* Mar. 12
19
69* Feb. 18
10* Mar. 19
May
7
Apr. 30
15
2
18
5
31
18
31
20
54
31
16* Mar. 29
28* Mar. 14
16
Apr.
9
3* Mar. 23
38
" Sale
16* Sale
89* Sale
3* Sale
1* July
July
19* July
19* July
20
July
14* July
Sale
131
133
23*
40
30
30
23
5
52
Sale"
46* July
10
12
26
28
18
6
July
5
2
18* Jan.
7
8
95
29
27
23
45* May
6
57* June 22
23
May
9
6* Jan.
7
47
July 25
17* Jan.
2
85
July 18
10* Jan.
7
32
July 29
17* July 15
60
July 24
2* Mar. 6
20* Jan. 15
25
23
18
18
29
15
114
Feb. 21
19
9* Mar. 15
60* Mar. 15
2* June
7
19* Mar. 21
Mar.
Apr.
Mar.
June
15
Mar.
4* Mar.
8*
30*
17*
112*
18
27
23
29
8
2
8
1
15
2
18 28* May 23
27 120* Jan. 22
13 27
July 30
13 12
Jan, 24
2* Jan.
3
9* Apr. 22
9* July 23
100
June 24
Mar. 12 44
July 15
Mar. 15 20* July 31
Mar. 29 xll
July 18
Jan. 10 133
July
2
Mar. 4
7* July 25
Mar. 20
4* May 17
Mar. 26
10
May 17
19
Mar. 14
46* May 16
50
Mar. 25 64* July 27
127* Jan.
2 143
May 21
20* Jan. 15 29* July 29
32* Mar. 15 37* July
8
* Feb. 25
* Jan. 14
10
Mar. 15
15
Apr.
6
11
Mar.
5
16* Apr.
6
15* Jan. 15 18
Apr.
6
55* Apr. 20
61* Feb.
5
59* Feb.
6 70* July
8
116
Jan.
3 118* Apr. 23
26* Mar. 13 39* July 31
*107*Jan.
4 117* May
7
10
Mar. 20
13* May 10
3* Jan.
9
4
Mar. 21
17* Feb.
6 34* July 25
July 31
July 23
July 23
Mar. 30
Mar. 13
Jan. 10
93* Jan. 22
May
3* July
33* July
2 108
July
21
31
23
23
2
2
May
25* May
23* July
23
July
40* July
16* July
89* July
3* Jan.
39* July
24
24
9
9
29
31
31
4
23
4* Jan.
25
106
1* Mar. 13
15* Mar. 13
80
Jan.
* Apr.
40* July 29
16* July 31
14
Apr. 13
12
Mar. 14
July
July
June 25
May 21
-
July
1
July
5
July 25
July 31
•
18
13* May
2
1
53
54
19
18
22
84* Apr.
14* Mar. 20
16* Jan. 30
17
.
10
106* Mar.
July 31
13 133
7
10
13
1
10
1
1
"53"~"Jul"y"Ie
,
18
31
27
29
25
*
29
7
23
5*
July 23
84*
July 17
32*
July 15
11*
Juiy 31
7*
July 18
July
2 115
5*
July 25
2
July 11
4
July 11
30
3
22
31
7
7
21* July 31
39* July 30
23* Jan.
8
1* July 31
23
July 23
23* July
9
23
July
9
|27* July 23
131* July
July
6
* Feb. 25
2
"67"" July"I§ "70* Jul"y'"8
69* Sale
8 117* July 12
117* 117* 117* July
32* July
2 39* July 31
20
Feb.
Apr.
Apr.
45
40
15
50
1* Sale
22* Sale
22* Sale
Jan.
Jan.
5* Mar.
10
12
Jan.
Jan.
Apr.
July
July
July
Apr.
May
7* July
4* Jan.
1* Jan.
2*
9*
11
25*
17 120
15 14*
28 81
3 72
1 95
Mar. 19
4
17
72
7
9
26
23
4
65* June 14
132
Apr. 23
3* June 19
37* July 29
37* July
8
38
July 30
5* May 17
14
Jan.
4
17* Jan.
4
13
Jan.
7
70
Feb.
2
14* July 24
23* Feb. 21
5
Jan. 18
* Mar. 26
23
30
31
July
July
38* Sale
6
Mar. 19
31
July 24
117* Sale 3113* July 5 117*
12*
12* 12* July 15 13*
3 *
3* July 12
3*
3*
29 * July
2 34*
33* Sale
105
July
3 106
106
Sale
2* July
1
3*
3* Sale
28
July
1 33*
33
Sale
103 \ July 10 108
107
Sale
1
16
4* July 24
7* Mar. 20
31
July
31* July
8 40
38*
56July 31 64* July
Sale
July
138
Juiy
2 142
Sale
29* Sale
25* Juiy
3 29* July
36* Juiy
1 37* Ju.y
36* Sale
* July
* July
2
* Sale
12
July
3 14* July
10
12*
July
11
July
1 11
10
i5
42
13
13
21
14* Feb. 7
15* Mar. 19
1 26* July 10
10 116* July 10
July 30
16 27
July 31
11 11
7
15
1* Mar.
14
29
8
30
9
31
July
July
July
Jan.
Jan.
May
July
Feb.
July
July
July
49* Jan.
* Jan.
1* Jan.
125* Jan. 10
July 31
14* July 24
20* July
9
2* July
3
9
Jan.
8*
4*
24*
20*
2
* Mar. 29
* Apr.
58
142
10
1* Mar.
Mar.
2* Mar.
39
Mar.
26
Sale
6
*
5*
23
16
3
July
37* July
37* Juiy
38
July
5* July
10* July
14
July
8* July
70
July
22
18 114
5* July
24* July 27
20* July 29
47* July 31
* July 27
30* July
1
32
July
2
4* July 24
7* July
8
10* July
6
7* July 12
70
July 19
11* July 10
15* July 22
2
July 13
Sale
99
■
9
26
23
30
12
8
6* July 22
4* July 31
1
16
1
5
3 65*
10 130
3*
23
Jan.
3
July 24
July 22
Apr. 22
July 11
Mar.
5
17*
21
20 110
18 108
8 131
8
3* Mar. 13
110* Jan. 16 152
141
Jan.
4 164
16* Jan. 15 23*
7*
3* Mar. 27
19* June
1 29
107
Jan. 23 112
7*
3* Mar. 15
30
37
30
21*
n
103
24
84* July 16 89* July
3* July
2* July
5
July
3 39* July
37* 25
23* 25*
27* July
8 31* July
Sale
30* Sale
July
107* July
3 109
107* 108* 108* Sale
1* July
* July 15
2
July
1* July 11
"'I* "T" ""i* Sale"
16* July 11 17* July
17
Sale
17
Sale
July
July 24 118
116
116* 116
116
122
7* July 17
8* July
8* Sale
8* Sale
41
July 17 47* July
41
43* 46* Sale
18* July
2 20* July
19* Sale
18* Sale
July
76
July
2 82
79*
81
77
78
5* July
3* July
2
4* Sale
3*
3*
31
July
2 44* July
41
Sale
27
33
2
July
1* July
2
2
Sale
1*
1*
7* July
1
9* July
9* Sale
7* Sale
3* July
3
July 15
3* Sale
3* Sale
17* July
1 20* July
19* Sale
17* Sale
22* July
3 29* July
19* 22* 29* Sale
33* July
1 35* July
35* Sale
34
Sale
12* July
10* July
1
12* Sale
10* Sale
22* July
20* July 19
20* Sale
85* Sale
25
•5
* July
* July
63
July
128
July
2* July
30
July
Sale
92
59*
*
Sale
39*
20*
10*
98
Sale
18* Sale
............
......
65$
130
7$ Safe
30
.
1
95*
14
Gillette Safety Rasor
..*
Convertible preferred....*
68,100 Glmbel Brothers......——*
7% preferred
........100
22,300
249,100 Glldden Co (The).......—.*
7% prior preferred..
100
5,780
Rights
120,800
...5
139,900 tGobel (Adolf)
235,800 Gold Dust certificates .....*
12* July
42* July
38
24*
Voting trust certificates..*
Steel Castings pref....*
Sale
Sale
8* Sale
9* Sale
4
Gen
Sale
2
11
1
1* Sale
5
2
-
3
5* July
2* July
14* July
Sale
9
12* May
Mar.
86* Mar.
126* Feb.
104
Feb.
17* May
31
July 22
July 27
July 11
* July
* July 23
5* July
4* July 29
20
July
3 23* July
23
Sale
July
July
1 120
112
115* 110
12* July
8 14* July
14* Sale
July
78
80
76* July
8 81
July
59
July
5 59
50
65
July
75
July 31 75
75
Sale
7* July
7
Sale
5* July
2
3* July
2
July
6
3* Sale
1* July
1
July 16
1* Sale
17
July 16 21* July
21* Sale
35* July
1 39* July
39* Sale
July
19
July 10 20
19*
24
July
112
July
2 114
111
113
14* July
8 15* July
15* Sale
July
94* July
8 95
94* Sale
53
July
5 55* July
55* Sale
22* July
22
22* 20* July 13
4* July
4
Sale
2* July 10
July
1 47
45*
46* 40* July
13* July
1 16* July
15* Sale
July
75* July
6 85
81* Sale
4* July
3* July
1
Juiy
"31* Sale" 26* July 2 32
14* July
1 17* July
15* Sale
17rH %
100
.........*
7% preferred
........100
Goodyear T Ac R
*
1st preferred
..._..*
Gotham Silk Hosiery......*
Sale
23*
2*
Sale
Sale
75
Sale
27
Sale
45
Sale
1
25*
11*
2
12* Sale
17* Sale
2
2*
,
7*
64$
1
July
110
Sale
4* Sale
9* Sale
113
12 *
Ac Utilities Corp.l
Goodrich (B F)
Sale
94* Sale
45$
...
.
114
15*
rsH
Common....-.--..—..—.*
17,600
33,140 General Printing Ink..—..*
Preferred
3,840
44,300 General Public Service.....*
——*
51,100 General Ry Signal—
Preferred
..100
740
Preferred
19
111
85
—
4,200
196,500
38,700
528,300
22,610
50,300
4,530
182,200
136,000
43,300
37,600
17,600
69,200
92,800
18
15
36* Sale
.
General Refractories
5*
5*
2*
2
*
17,000 Gabriel Co (The) Glass A
—*
5,030 Gameweli Co (The)
*
108,400 Gen American Investors
Preferred
*
6,500
133,000 Gen AmerTransp Corp.....5
General Asphalt......—.10
187,900
149,700 General Baking Go.........5
Preferred
•
3,350
5
112,500 General Bronse—......
.....*
26,300 General Cable......
Class A
*
35,200
Preferred 7%..........100
22,700
*
55,700 Gen Cigar Inc..
Preferred (7)—........100
2,110
2,415,300 General Electric........—.*
392,400 General Foods..—..——*
*
248,100 Gen Gas Jt Elec CI A
Conv preferred A..........*
3,500
Preferred A (7).......
720
*
Preferred A (8)
190
...
*
1,200 General Italian Edison ......
....——*
59,500 General Mills
Preferred
.........100
6,000
3,001,800 Gen Motors Corp..........10
Preferred (5)
...——*
62,800
7,100 Gen Outdoor Advertising. A*
Gen Realty
Preferred
Sale
Sale
12*
25
4
50
21* July
6* Sale
4* Sale
5*
21
11
4* July
24
1*
5*
1
1
July
7* Sale
11*
Sale
2*
19*
2*
,
™
Sale
9
21* July
8* Sale
71
74
1
n,
110*
1
July
155* July
24* Sale
8*
11
3
4,300 Fairbanks Co..........—.25
Preferred ....—-—..—100
10,360
154,700 Fairbanks Morse Ac Go....—*
7% preferred
-100
8,280
72,800 Federal Light 8c Traction.. 15
4*^
1,830
4,400 Federal Mining Ac Smelt.. 100
Preferred...
..——..100
2,200
*
50,400 Federal Motor Truck..
9,600 Federal Screw Works.——*
37,300 Federal Water Service A..—*
24,900 Federated Departm't Stores.*
82,000 Fidelity Phealx Fire Ins.2.50
440 FUene's Sons......—.—.*
Preferred..——....100
2,020
104,800 Firestone Tire 8c Rubber—10
Preferred series A......100
35,100
—*
105,000 First National Stores
3,600 Florshelm Shoe (The) d A—*
—.*
59,300 {Pollansbee Bros
38,800 Food Machinery Corp......*
__..—.*
106,800 Footer-Wheeler
5,880
7% conv preferred—.—*
......—*
59,700 Foundation Co.
76,600 Fourth Nat'l Investors.—.1
*
523,300 Fox Film class A........
3,220 Franklin Simon pref......100
10
175,800 Free port Texas Co
1,500
6% conv pref.—.......100
*
2,000 Fuller Co prior pref
2d preferred..........—.*
4,990
4
63
50
Pittsburgh.........50
Sale
5
13* Sale
7*
6*
Second
July
July
7* July
152
July
164
July
23* July
5* July
26* July
111
July
7* July
1
4* July
146
ll*
8*
Highest
Sale Prices
147* Sale
155* 160
x22* Sale
5*
5
4*
100
Erie
167,800
34,300
88,100
174,300
6,130
421,700
73,700
2*
30*
llk
Equitable Office Bldg
_
840
65
45
...
Lowest
Sale Prices
16
14
July 12
July 24 110
101* July
1 108
127* July 10 131
112
July
1 114
Sale
64^
*
Highest
Sale Prices
110
Sale
131
19*
Sale
47*
Sale
*
*
Sale
128
131
3*
3*
36
Sale
37
Sale
31* 37*
*
—*
Preferred
^
100
3*
14*
12*
43*
3
Sale
111
7
Sale
Sale
Sale
5*
Mf$
*
Elec Storage Battery—
147
157
120
10
3*
Light...——*
....
*
*
J7 pref
Ask
16
.....
4* Sale
Sale
158
21* Sale
3*
4*
22* Sale
110
110*
5
Sale
65$
shares..........
Elec Power 8c
10
13
100
86,400 Eureka Vacuum Clean..—..5
5
203,400 Evans Products Co
*
9,660 Exchange Buffet Corp
580
For
109,100
237,100
318,600
159,900
48,000
6,800
4,500
23,200
1,680
12,300
35,500
27,300
15,400
48,500
117,400
35,900
5,700
130 Erie 8c
30
43,900
29,300
2,820
/
"ki
deben.«l00
6% non-voting
Duquesne Llghr 1st
59,000 Eastern Rolling Mills.—---5
149,300 Eastman Kodak Go. of N. J.*
Preferred.
100
4,380
*
264,300 Eaton Mfg. Co........
tuttngon Scblld
.. - ----,*
10,100
684,400 Electric Auto-Llta (The).-.5
Preferred....—
-.100
6,890
...........3
381,000 Electric Boat
Elec Ac Musical Ind—
28,400
19,700
Ask Bid
16
14
16*
110
108
114
107*
101* Sale
130*
129* Sale
114
112
Sale
12 *
1*®
Ac Co (El) -20
Lowest
Sale Prices
July 31
July 1
Did
....
160 Durham Hoe Mills pref
•
to
July 311935
*
4,100 Duplan Silk...........
1
1 1933
Par
Shares
Shares
500
30
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN JULY
Low from
STOCKS
N. T.
Since
1
In
July
37
STOCK EXCHANGE—STOCKS
N. T.
Aug., 1935]
31
27
23
16* Jan.
70* Jan.
4
2* Mar. 13
18
Mar. 27
23* Feb.
7 32
June 15
104* Jan.
2 109* June 10
* July 15
1* July 19
23
18
19
1*
6
14*
22
18 111*
7*
25
25
15
40
Apr. 26
May
2
18
May
3
120
Mar. 13
Mar. 16
25
30
23
24
31
15* Mar. 13
70
Apr. 13
2* Apr.
A
20
Apr.
5
1* June 25
23
5* Mar. IS
2* Mar. 16
27
29
31
29
29
15
29
3
July "16
July 27
,
11* Jan.
54* Jan.
26* Jan.
7
8
7
Jan.
10
5* Jan.
3
92
Jan.
3* Jan.
3
3
9* July
23
Jan.
Jan.
7
50
5
14* May 2(
18* Mar. 2S
26
Mar. 2€
29*
29*
35*
9* Mar. IS 12*
9* Mar. 12
22*
26* Jan. 15 32*
119
Jan.
2 140
21
Apr. 21
25
34
Feb.
€
55
46* July
17
Jan.
7
June 29
54
3
July 31
May 16
Jan.
7
July 15
May
6
May
4
June
8
May 16
July 27
38
N. Y. STOCK
AGGREGATE
SALES
In
July
STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1
Par
33,800 Guantanamo Sugar..
*
2,180
Preferred
.—100
4,800 Gulf Mobile Ac Northern—100
9,600
Preferred
100
6,000 Gulf States Steel
840
7% 1st preferred—....100
3,000
3,900
3,300
380
8,110
1,820
141,500
22,800
9,710
1,310
5,700
99,100
2,300
440
"T.966
3,410
2,500
28,800
10
41,700
570
1,200
60
200
120
890
'
113,900
54,600
374,800
7,800
2,620
3,950
4,100
309,700
50,100
73,000
1,700
340
220
600
45,500
7,900
170
22,400
3,800
18,500
7,800
1,600
4,400
14,600
38,600
82,500
1,900
8,900
1,800
580
3,500
6,300
3,700
380
160,900
24,200
1,100
4,600
2,600
100
Hershey Chocolate.———*
Conv preferred—.......
Holland Furnace
*
1
100
500 Kelth-Albee Orpheum pf.100
246,700 £ Kelly Springfield Tire
5
92,200
6% preferred
........^*
Kelsey Hayes Wheel—
170,700
Convertible class A.......1
198,300
Conv class B...........—1
412,900 KelvinatorCo.'
•
2,320 Kendall Co part pref ser A..*
1,078,700 Kenoecott Copper ——.—.*
5,700 Kimberly-Clark............*
6,000 Kinney (G R)._
8% preferred........—._*
353,700 Kresge (S S) Co
10
2,880
7% preferred...........106
1,600 Kresge Dept Stores
1
10
800
410
8% preferred...........100
7,800 Kress (S H) At Co
247,400 Kroger Grocery At Bak
n
35,700
83%
2%
6%
13%
28,700
600
8,200
5,100
180
15,600
5,200
6,100
17,400
19,900
119,200
1,820
1,350
104,800
3,100
57,200
*
—•
18
19
Feb.
16
Mar.
7
Apr.
12
31
18% July
31
3
1
Sale
5
1% July
2
12% July
19% July
52
July
6% July
2% July
2%
26% July
Sale
Sale
89% July
July
132% 130
July
Sale
July
2%
July
Sale
Sale
July
_
Mar. 29
Mar. 29
Jan.
2% May 13
43% May 14
6% July 31
19
July 31
24
Jan.
68
May 23
II*
July 31
June 29
7
Jan.
2
16
6
6
18
1
12
12
2
3
2
3
Sale
6%
1%
2%
2%
2%
27% Sale
125
28% Sale
127
123
1%
1%
%
M
% Sale
7% Sale
a
25% Sale
.04% Sale
35
Sale
45% Sale
16%
17%
1
#
31
48
18
68
69%
10% Sale
10
73
Sale
Sale
13
75
126
59%
Sale
66
64
48%
21%
Sale
Sale
Sale
82
Sale
Sale
121
124% 124% 125
133% 175
133% 175
58%
58% 73
Sale
117%
118
5%
6
6%
8%
10%
8%
11% Sale
14%
18%
19
19%
55
99
55
120
Sale
9%
Sale
Sale
99
1% Sale
1%
19% Sale
20%
17% Sale
21% Sale
15
Sale
19
Sale
20%
Sale
13% Sale
12% Sale
93% Sale
92
17% Sale
19% Sale
14%
19
3%
28%
23%
09%
2%
60
57
15%
4%
4%
Sale
35
Sale
25%
110
111
3
Sale
70
60
28% Sale
65
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
3%
70
58%
59%
30% Sale
23
10
5%
7%
1
6
Sale
A™
Jan.
12% July
July
1
May
6% May
3% Jan.
2 117% July
5 141
Feb.
85
127
11
Jan.
71
122
Mar. 12
85% June 14
Feb.
9 128
May
3
73% Apr.
4
104
Jan.
25
5%
6%
338
30%
6%
Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
15
13
2
15
2% Feb. 27
6% Mar. 14
6% Mar. 26
% Apr.
5
11
Mar. 21
Jan.
fig
Mar. 30
Mar. 16
May
7
Mar. 13
Jan.
Mar. 15
May 27
Apr.
May
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
7
4
10
Jan.
Jan.
4
7
30
96% July
July f 18
July 31
May 17
June 19
16% Feb. 19
4% Jan.
5
25
Jan.
3
18% Jan.
10
Jan.
7
Jan.
7
Jan.
2
42% Jan. 25
184% July 29
6% July 31
May'
3
7
5
Mar.
July
June
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
33
Mar.
Jan.
7
53% July 31
May
9
2% Jan.
9
3% Feb. 20
Jan.
152
Mar.
June
L%
2
2% May 10
33
7 130
Mar. 22
83%
Feb. 27
4%
Mar.
1
6%
3% July
July
July
2% July
6% July
3% July
32
July
184% July
6% July
32% July
53% July
146
July
2% July
3
July
19
May 14
July 31
18% July 31
68% July 31
17% Jan.
2
3% Feb.
4
56
Apt. 26
5% Jan. 21
13% Jan. 21
12% Jan.
7
3% Jan.
7
Mar. 14
Apr.
Jan.
July 17
14H July 30
5 412
42
14
Jan.
Jan.
18*
29
9% Mar. 15
1% Mar. 13
3
2
24
June
4
10 162
June 19
8
25% June 18
142% Jan.
43
July
July
July
July
July
26
24
15
25
6 109
% Apr. 27
2% Apr. 17
1% Mar. 18
13
1%
%
%
9%
27%
6
Jan.
81
15
29% May 17
11 130
Mar."l5
%
%
4%
21%
98%
Mar. 14
3
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
8
7
19
Jan.
7
31
23
14
26
July 11
May
7
Mar. 13
Jan. 15 27%
Jan.
2 106%
29
Jan. 21
36%
42% Mar. 19
w*
16
28
July
9
75
60% Mar. 21
5% Mar. 13
10%
14
8% May
8
70% June 27 84%
6% Mar. 13
36
July
48% July
Jan.
7
July
23
25
106% July
Jan.
8
22 120% Apr.
9
&
July
July
May
July
110
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
22% July
71% July
10% July
14
July
84% July
13% July
27% July
110
July
58
52
124
July
July
July
66
49
Mar. 12
66
July 31
July 31
65% July 30
38% Mar. 13 65% July 30
125% July 23 117% Mar. 15 125% July 23
66%
9%
9%
73
9%
25%
58% July
118
July
July
July
July
July
July
1% July
18
8% July
5
8%
11
18%
65%
2
73% July
118
16%
3%
28%
23%
109%
2%
65
59%
28
14
100
6%
1%
Sale
Sale
7
80
Sale
Sale
10%
29
30
-
i*
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
110
July 10
6% July 31
July 29
July 31
20
July 23
65% July
9
1% July 25
20% July 29
17% July
15
July
July
12
92
17
22%
5%
9%
6%
8% Sale
38
16
Sale
100
g*
17
45% July
15
27
Sale
Sale
2
9
1
11% July 23
July 25
96
June
3
Mar. 15
23% July 30
7 112
June 11
16
26% July 20 28% July 29
22% Jan.
123% July 11 126
July 30 123% July
Sale
Sale
14
100%
5
11
1% July
% July
%
% July
Sale
7
July
Sale
225
July
106
104
July
Sale
31% July
10
12%
27% Sale
26% Sale
.16
116% 110%
57%
1
Sale
Sale
9%
52
31
4
2 108
99% Jan.
5% Feb.
July 12
July 31
July
9
July
8
July 30
July 18
July 31
July
2
July 31
July 10
31
20
19
101
49
July
July
July
July
July
Jan.
Jan.
8
6% Jan.
Mar. 19
6% Apr. 30
July 30
July 29
5
176% July
Sale
5% July
Sale
28% July
Sale
44% July
143
Sale
July
Sale
1% July
2
July
2%
31%
52%
45%
to
50%
3%
8%
9%
2%
20
8
3
4
63
2% July
5
27% July
.83
85
68% July
14% July
Sale
3
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
1
Sale
Sale
3
•
43.
15
2
16
10
7% July
7% July
Sale
6
Lane Bryant
——————
Lee Rubber Ac Tire
6
Glass...*
21% Jan.
30
July
July
July
1 124% July
24 79
July
3 118
July
1
14% July
11
28% July
31 405
July
1
42
July
31% Sale
Lambert Co (The)
see page
Sale
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
26
2% July
July
9% July
2
July
4% July
2% July
8*
40
19,600 Lehigh Portland Cement..50
940
Preferred........
...100
92,600 Lehigh VaUey
50
34,800 Lehigh Valley Coal..
•
44,000
Preferred
50
96,630 Lehman Corn (The)......—•
51,300 Lehn At Fink Products Co..5
For footnotes
2%
47%
2%
Sale
2%
Laclede Gas..—.........100
Preferred
........100
493,600 Llbby-Owens Ford
12
~2% Sale"
13
**»■
600
190
96
128
*
13,200
Preferred...
.....100
38,670 Kaufman Dept Stores..$12.50
56,700 Kayser(J) At Co
5
400
26%
—1
...........
7,550
62%
2% Sale
770 Kansas City Lt 1st pf Ser B •
24,000 Kansas City Southern....100
400
8
2%
Sale
Sale
Intercontinental Rubber..
410
800
7%
390
37%
14%
Sale
23
Sale
Sale
54
Inger8oU-Rand—
50 Joliet & Chic RR 7% gtd-100
1,100
2,650
48,700
15
20
6% pref series A—-—100
Leased line stock
100
RR sec stock ctfs ser A1000
Indian Refining
.....10
21,800 Jones At Laugh Steel pref. 100
148,100
2%
100
Industrial Rayon Corp.....*
9% July
Sale
SB
Sale
"~6~, 490
410
48
3%
Sale
July
122% July
68% Sale
13% Sale
2% Sale
Sale
26,500 Jewel Tea Inc..............*
462,800 Johns-Manville
•
3,455
Preferred
——100
119,900
130,600
73,800
Sale
82
z76% July
112
July
Sale
A™
Sale
*
Hudson Motor Car
3,500
1,600
9,200
8,200
Feb.
29 j
33 J
18
4
Sale^
84
41% Sale
63%
14%
Hupp Motor Car Corp.....10
Preferred..
1
48
82
95
Sale
Voting trust certlflcates.25
Howe Sound rot trust ctfs..5
Hudson At Manhattan——106
Preferred
.——100
Internat Carriers Ltd
27% July
31% July
Sale
8% Sale
Sale
390
Sale
100
180
31,800
14,300
Sale
410
—
1,118,900 Internat Nickel of Canada..*
8,700
Preferred
...100
Internat Paper pref 7%—100
15,700 Internet Paper & Power cl A *
9,500
Class B
*
38,600
Class C
*
105,100
Preferred
............100
37,200 Internat Printing Ink—....*
5,740
Preferred
.........100
16,800 International Salt.........*
45,800 International Shoe
*
18,100 International Silver......106
5,480
7% preferred
.—.100
1,117,000 Internat Tel Ac Tel—......
53,300 InterstateDeptStores...—*
2,200
Preferred
100
21,400 Intertype Corp—.—
18,400 Island Creek Coal..........1
650
91
83%
Household Finance part pf 50
Int Business Machines
1% July
27% July
6% July 31
19
July 31
22% July 15
66
July 16
16% July
July
122% Sale 123% Sale
74
Sale
77% 79
112% Sale 114% Sale
Sale
12% Sale
"
100
•
207,300 Internat Cement.—
*
515,900 Internat Harvester,
...—*
11,900
7% preferred
...100
89,500 Internat Hydro-Elec Sys A.25
20,600 Internat Mercan Marine....*
10
3,400
83,800
82
59,400 Inter lake Iron...
65,900 Internat Agricultural.....
22,000
Prior preferred—
100
51,000
75,800
July 17
July 18
July 30
July 15
July
4%
9% July
11%
96
July
Sale
107
July
105% Sale 105
Sale
20% July
23% Sale
23%
112
109
111
July
7 % July
~T% 11% Sale
12%
105
109
103% 107% a; 103 July
*/
% July
Sale
4% July
Sale
2
July
3% Sale
106
Sale
105
2
113
July
2
139% 130
140% 139% July
160
160
158
155
July 11
23
Sale
22
3
23
July
it*
«!*
95
46,200 Insuranshares Ctfs Inc.——1
153,500 ilnterboro Rap Tran ▼ t c 100
:
Certificates of deposit.... *
1,110 Int Rys of Cent Amer
—*
600
Certificates
1
—*
3,230
Preferred......
—100
140
Highest
Sale Prices
53
67
29% Sale
31% 33
Sale
Motors..—
Illinois Central
Lowest
Sale Prices
3% Mar. 13
Hercules Powder.————
Class B
Sale
--
34
7% preferred——.....1
Houston Oil of Texas
Highest
Sale Prices
1%
24%
5%
14%
27%
63%
27% Sale
33
—
850
4,500
8,000
16,700
9,700
Sale
310
6% preferred...........100
130,900 Inland Steel
*
41,400 Inspiration Cons Copper..20
120
28,600
4,100
7,400
14,400
l",666
it*
-
Hollander (A) At Son
Homestake Mining
Houdallle-Hershey cl A
24%
6% Sale
-
Preferred...
Sale
Sale
33
MS- irA
—
Hamilton Watch
86,300 Hercules
37,600
3,500
16,200
11,300
157,100
35,600
12,900
91,900
899,700
10,200
36,600
53,600
251,400
30,100
10,500
419,900
329,600
3,000
500
1%
27 %
....
Preferred A
1
Sale Prices
Ask
Ask
Hahn Department Store*..
Hall Printing
430
14,800
'
Hackensack Water
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Lowest
July 31
July 1
Bid
—-
48,600
3,900
197,800
PRICES IN JULY
to
Preferred....————-1
Henna (M A) Co $7 pref—
Harbison Walker Ref—-780
Preferred 6%———1
87,400 Hat Corp class A
5,390
6%% preferred........!
18,500 Havana Elec. Ry
370
Preferred...—..———-1
97,800 Hayes Body
38,000 Hazel-Atlas Co—
5,000 Helme (G W)
-
230
2,300
1,700
81,300
9,700
1,000
15,900
158,300
2,000
3,900
10,100
16,400
4,500
1,800
Low from
1Q33
July 1
July 31 1935
Shares
Shares
2,500
230
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
101
8$
2J>
9jl
.,
July
July
July
July
18
1
31
19
July 29
91% July
15% July
38
July
Jan.
130
50
Apr.
115%
3%
6%
7%
15%
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
Jan.
34
6
Feb.
Mar.
% Apr.
Apr.
3
19 130
31
16
31
4
3
June 22
July
25
Feb.
19
73% July
30
20 118
Apr.
13
8% Jan.
12
13% Jan.
7
7
4
5
4
14%
20%
65%
2%
Jan.
17
4
20% July
29
6
17
7
6
Jan. 25
18
23%
1
26
3% Mar.
21%
12
9
July 27
18%
96
84
Mar. 21
9
29
13% Mar. 13 21%
10
Mar.
19
6
16
3
Mar. 21
26
5%
23
Mar, 29 38
26
29
19% Mar. 13 25%
31 103% Apr. 26 113
2
22
4
May 21
42
Jan. 11
65
12
5
3
56% Apr.
69%
31
22% May 16 30%
23% July 31
40
July 31
26% July 16
6% July 20
W July 25
15
June
IV*
36
Jan.
Jan.
12
Mar. 22
19% Mar. 27
22% July 25
5
May 13
8% Mar. 14
July 31
May 23
July
9
July
July
18
26
Jan.
9
July
9
May 23
July 16
Jan.
3
Jan, 23
July 19
Apr.
9
Jan. 17
Mar. 9
Jan.
7
July
31
23% July 31
40
July 31
8
28% Jan.
m
10% Mar. 14
3 102
89% Jan.
5
Mar. 13
11%
1% Mar. 13
2%
1
12%
5% May
67% Mar. 28 91%
10% July 23
II™
21% Mar. 30 38
Jan.
3
Jan.
7
Jan.
7
June 21
Jan.
7
Jan.
4
Jan. 23
July 31
Jan.
25
July 31
N. Y. STOCK
Aug., 1935]
SALES
AQQREOATE
Jan.
EXCHANGE
400
_
2,400
5,900
15,400
37,100
122,300
2,800
6,800
1,200
11,000
920
72,300
700
3,100
690
Preferred
...
172",300
56",800
26,700
4,800
8,500
:
700
300
600
700
285
18,500
13,400
300
7,100
98,400
1,150
180
1,510
750
13,500
31,700
I,300
31,400
170
15,100
23,300
3,700
220
360
5,400
39,900
9,200
2,800
1,500
24,700
7,000
24,800
II,600
53,400
1,120
7,300
20,000
1,840
70
35,800
4,ioo
31,100
52,300
2,410
6,400
;
340
32,300
9,500
200
1,400
1,100
;
:
420
12,800
7,400
9,700
3,300
6,400
18,000
16,500
316,300
"
800
10
;
9,600
57,500
42,200
18,100
2,170
1,200
340,500
1,300
105,800
570
'
'
46,800
II,400
115,200
1,300
52,500
112,600
*100
19,800
5,810
137,300
5,100
1,900
'
.
'
40
17,500
6,700
252,900
,i
14
I
45*
>
Preferred series A-
H
184,300
174,500
165,600
3
205*
22
"85*
25*
Motor
45*
525*
x*
55*
V
105a
24
155*
345*
55X
155^
OX
3%
10
10
447,800
2,620
127,000
48,800
725,100
10,500
215,900
449,700
100
35*
135*
II
.....*
100
National Acme
_...l
National Aviation Corp....10
National Biscuit..........10
Nash Motors Co..
Nash Chatt A St
7%
3
55*
225*
1295*
>
preferred...........100
12
Register.........*
Dairy Prod Corp
*
Nat Cash
Nat
115*
1085*
....
7% preferred class
A....100
*
292,400 {National Dept Stores
7% 1st preferred
100
73,050
1,084,600 Nat Distillers Prod new.....*
29,300 Nat Enamel A Stamp.......*
12,700 National Lead...........100
3
16
10
1*
122
99 5*
Preferred A............100
Preferred B
........100
Nat Power A Light
•
1st pref
2nd preferred.......
Nat Rys of Mex
National
d
100
100
33
9
Steel............25
National Supply of Del...25
Preferred..
100
National
Tea Co..
N a torn as Co
....
33
»'
......100
...100
61,900 Newport Industries lnc.._.l
49,500 New Tork Air Brake.......*
1,395,000 New Tork Central..........*
7% preferred
For footnotes see page 43.
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35*
25* Sale
125* Sale
25*
35*
75* Sale
1
15*
5
Feb.
1 1085* Apr.
IX Jan.
2
Mar. 15
25* Feb. 14
1
Apr. 25 415* July 25
Apr. 16
July
6 130
Mar. 26 245* July 29
Apr.
5 1405* July 22
1% Jan.
7
July 16
8
June 19 145* Jan.
8
Mar. 18 195* July
7
Mar. 29 475* Jan.
Mar. 26 235* July 29
July 29
905* Jan.
4 120
29
June
113
15* Sale
125*
99
565*
45*
335*
185*
345*
35*
105*
185*
112
104
4
*
Sale
47
Sale
1$
lK
25*
25*
35*
25*
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
125*
35*
75*
15*
25*
17
Sale
Sale
725* Sale
725* Sale
325* Sale
275* Sale
625*
605*
625* 61
63
Sale
62
635*
5* Sale
5* Sale
265*
275* £345* Sale
105* Sale
9 5* Sale
10
125* Sale
105*
775* Sale
745* Sale
17
Sale
155*
165*
145* Sale
95* Sale
34
345* 375* Sale
July 12
45* July 23
35* July 10
5
July 31
July
2
July
5
July 27
July
2
July
1
July
3
July
6
July 22
July 24
July
2
July
2
July 19
25* July
164
162
140
150
137
II
45*
115*
125*
515*
1125*
35*
6
95* Sale
X
1
85*
5*
5*
5*
,5*
Sale* 645* Sale 48
Sale
165*
165* 155*
63
70
Sale
Sale
10
105* Sale
Sale
105*
11
Sale
Sale
245*
27
Sale
245*
515*
595* Sale
515*
1155* 1125*
1155* 114
35*
75* Sale
8
5%
Sale
6X Sale
255* Sale
175* Sale
25
21
26
Sale
1
1
161
24
2
Jan.
4
25* May 14
May 24
55* Jan. 19
Apr. 29
July
9
Apr. 23 37
Feb.
1
Mar. 15 22
15
July 10
Mar. 28
3
May 23
Feb. 23
55* June 26
Mar. 23
85* July 29
Apr.
1
15* July 22
June 14
5
Jan.
8
Jan.
2
Mar. 1 105* June 27
25* Jan.
8
Mar. 15
July 23
Mar. 13 33
115* Jan.
3
Mar. 14
95* Jan.
7
Juner 27
Jan.
3
29
4
July
1
105* July
2
15* July 23
33
July 23
95* July 24
7
July 31
45*
55*
5*
25*
35*
1
20
65*
4
1 "28k Jan?""8
1 455* July 24
85* July 31
36
May 22
Jan.
2
Jan. 16
June 12
Feb.
6
4
85* July 29
15* July 22
11
Sale
105*
10
1
2
95* July
Sale
16
10
6
1
15
335* July
162
66
135*
115* July 20
25* July 22
65* July
5
1
July
8
15* July
8
145* July
3
72
July
5
275* July
3
605* July 17
63
July 31
5* July 31
265* July
2
9
July
1
105* July 10
725* July 12
155* July
5
138
485*
10
Apr.
305*
55*
185*
5*
5*
35* July 31
455* July 31
5* July 12
2
July
5
25* July 30
125*
155* Sale
135* Sale
Sale
175*
215* 20
65*
75* Sale
65* Sale
65*
7
85* Sale
75*
285*
32
Sale
295* Sale
148
1465* 1485* 1505*
165*
175* Sale
175* Sale
165*
165* Sale
165* Sale
1075* 1085* 1085*
1085*
15*
15* Sale
15* Sale.
205*
225* Sale
225* Sale
255*
265* Sale
265* Sale
305*
31
Sale
325* Sale
170
185
1725* Sale 180
95* Sale
%
1
3
1
1
175*
125*
15*
55*
55*
5*
35*
85*
15*
285*
85*
24
31
17
8
12
11
25
9
July
July
55* July
10
Feb. 19
May 14
Jan. 24 46
Feb.
8 130
July
July
July
July
1
July
65* July
55* July
37
July
205* July
455*
85*
345*
5*
j.
•
40
10
7
Jan.
8
235* Mar. 14 32
July
8
295* July 31 32
Apr.
1
Jan.
2 150
July 25 136
148
July 25 148
Sale
465* July 24
355* Mar. 29
415* July
1 465* July 24
Sale
55* Jan. 30 125* July 23
125* July 23
Sale
75* July
2
33
Jan. 15 505* July 23
48
455* July 19 505* July 23
July 23
325* Jan.
7 46
July 23
425* July
3 46
June 17
845* Jan.
4 103
995* 975* July 20 1015* July 16
28
Mar. 14 355* June 17
325* July 19 355* July 10
Sale
Jan.
3
75* Apr.
3 13
95* July 18
Sale
75* July
3
3
65* Apr.
3 125* Jan.
95* July 18
75* July
3
95*
575* Feb.
5 845* July 29
755* July
1 845* July 29
Sale
95* July 31
75* Mar. 26
95* July 31
75* July
9
Sale
365* Jan .15 455* Mar. 4
1
Sale £375* July 31 415* July
July 25
905* Jan." 15 123
July 25
113
July 16 123
Sale
85* Jan.
2
55* May 22
6
65* July 15
July
8
Sale
Mar.
5
32
May 24 45
385* July 20
345* July 12
Sale
3
85* Apr.
1 155* Jan.
115* July
3 13 5* July 24
Sale
855* Mar. 13 995* July 31
935* July
2 995* July 31
Sale
565* July
8
41
Jan.
2
8
535* July
1 565* July
Sale
55* Jan. 22
3
Mar. 12
3
45* July 23
July 12
Sale
205* Mar. 20 385* Jan. 23
255* July 11 365* July ^29
Sale
1
22
Apr. 12 275* June
July
3 255* July 29
245* 25
245* Jan. 15 355* July 24
30
July
3 355* July 24
Sale
45* May 17
25* Mar. 13
35* July
9
3
July 10
Sale
95* Mar. 15 13 k May 23
10
July 20 125* July
2
Sale
195* July 30
85* Mar. 12
Sale
155* July
2 195* July 30
605* Mar. 6 1125* July 31
1005* July
2 1125* July 31
Sale
July 30
58
Jan. 15 105
105
July 30
98
July
9
Sale
Jan.
9 £lll5*June 19
July 30 1095* July 16 105
1085* 108
15 X
35*
15
80
Newberry Co (J J).._..._..*
35
Sale
Sale
35*
4
*
Nelsner Bros........_......*
90 {New Or 1 Tex A Mexico
1
*85*
...»
18
29
9
8 102
1
3
15*
16
33
25
1 1215*
185*
29
22 124
5*
1
45*
31
105*
8
34
31
125*
29
1 455* July 31
12 1285* July 23
3
18
14
Louis
9
85*
845*
95*
£375*
1215*
65*
1095* 1085*
109
ilH
*
11,800 Munslngwear
828,800 Murray Corp of America.. 10
..*
12,200 Myers (F E) A Bros.....
945*
Sale
35*
285*
30
Sale
35*
Sale
Sale
Sale
985* Sale
68
•
Sale
101
205*
Wheel...............5
345*
3
44
......
Products
Motor
99
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
8
115*
155*
95*
65*
*
58,800 Mulllns Mfg Corp
Convertible preferred....*
28,210
46
535*
35*
265*
245*
305*
17 5*
Mother Lode Coalition.....*
45
465*
115*
42
93k
6
»
19 425* July
2 235* July
July
3 120
29
1
29
295* Sale
Sale
1145* Sale
65* Sale
36
Sale
115* Sale
35*
95*
preferred.. 100
Mills—...20
Monsanto Chemical Wks-.IO
1,378,450 MontgomeryWard A Co.....*
•
10,300 Morrell (J) A Co...
....50
320 Morris A Essex
415*
6 1265*
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
945*
935*
1515*
165*
135*
175*
245*
315*
18k Juiy ""2 '24M Juiy'31 "l85*"Jnne
33
195* Sale
135* Sale
15*
15*
55*
55*
8
Sale
5*
1
25*
35*
85* Sale
15*
25*
325* Sale
95* Sale
7
Sale
41
4
285*
67 X
Convertible
Sale
Sale
100
3$
Mohawk Carpet
55* Sale
55*
148
.....
22
{Missouri Pacific ........100
445*
1075*
15*
15*
July
65* July
31
July
4
35
335*
95*
85*
755*
75*
8
27
_...—.*
100
Sale
46
Mission Corp
Mo Kan-Texas
34
July
345* July
12 245*
10 1405*
16
5* July
85* July
2
16 195* July
41
""*15* ""15*
305* Sale
1405* 148
415* Sale
35*
8X
{Minneapolis Ac St Louis. 100
S M
100
Preferred
.......100
Leased line.
.........100
425* July
July
125k
23
5* July
Sale
15*
2
29 X Sale
85* Sale
45*
7
23
Minn St Paul & S
July
July
July
July
July
39
July
165* July
1105* July
445* Sale
85* Sale
315* 33
9 5*
23 X
105 X
•
205*
1385*
5*
65*
175*
July
July
July
160
18
245* Apr. 22
Apr.
5 1185* July 29
Apr.
4 1185* July 29
Jan.
7 1675* May 4
June
8 195* Apr. 25
5
Mar. 14 245* Jan.
July 18
Mar. 13 34
Mar. 13 345* July 29
9
Feb.
7 445* July
Mar. 14
21
235* July 30
1185* July 29
1185* July 29
2
12
1
5
17
3
2
2
30
25
1
11
1
1215* July
"235* Sale"
415* Sale
75*
8
31
Sale
5*
5*
I
15*
65*
75*
3
4
30
37
175*
175*
115*
125*
15*
25*
55* Sale
5% Sale
ya Sale
4
65*
25*
Implem..*
Preferred
Sale
15* Sale
1H Sale
IK
405* Sale
Sale
Sale 1245* Sale
245* Sale
Sale
140
Sale
139
5* Sale
Sale
85* Sale
Sale
18k Sale
Sale
42
Sale
43
22
Sale
Sale
119
Sale
113
y
10H
10
«
July
265* July
305* July
385* July
£103 5* July
15* July
15* July
395* July
105
"26 " Sale
25*
125*
r
July
"
18 %
30 X
'
Highest
Sale Prices
19
455* Sale
425* Sale
1205* 1285* 1255* 1295*
87 5*
20 X
.
Minn Mollne Pow
2,740
478,800
1,400
8,300
225,100
60,400
14,660
58.200
59,100
23,800
35,580
1,840
60
107
21
*
134,200 Midland Steel Products
First preferred
...100
16,570
•
33,700 Minn-Honeywell Reg Co
1,620
6% pref series A........100
350
1,700
66,400
7,000
1,900
7,600
19,000
2,900
15,880
175*
75*
50
174,300 Mathleson Alkali Work#....*
7% preferred
...100
1,500
76,200 May Dept Stores ..........10
80,500 Maytag Co (The)
*
Pref with warrants
*
29,000
S3 preferred ex-warrants..*
1,450
{6 1st preferred ..........*
6,130
46,700 McCall Corp
348,300 {McCrory Stores...........*
Class B
........—*
82,400
21,100
0% preferred...........100
*
5,500 McGraw H1U Pub Co
271,000 Mclntyre Porcupine Mines..5
52,300 McKeesport Tin Plate—.__*
5
178,100 McKesson Ac Robblns
Con? pref series A......50
86,300
248,300 McLellan Stores class A.....*
Preferred.......
.....100
6,710
•
61,100 Melville Shoe Corp
1
64,300 Mengel Co
Preferred
.100
6,300
530 Merch Ac Min Transp Co....*
218,700 Mesta Machine Co new.....5
......-5
50,400 'ilami Copper....
185,700 Mid-Continent Petroleum. 10
3,500
300
41
34
preferred
...100
Second preferred...
100
59.200 Marlln-Rockwell Corp. (Del.) 1
160,100 Marshall Field & Co........*
—•
23,500 Martin Parry Corp
200
85,000
5*
65*
185*
Prior
8,720
1,860
237,000
50,600
15,700
6,200
5,000
4,330
102,500
80,100
125,100
23,900
48,700
70,875
104,000
137
5*
45*
10 H
Lowest
Sale Prices
1135* July
1095* July
159
July
17
July
Sale
40
415* Sale
108
Sale
1065*
15*
15*
395*
1265*
205*
985*
*
Mack Truck lnc
Sale
31
14 X
•
186,700 Macy (R H) Co, Ine
31,200 Madison Sq Garden ▼ t c..*
....10
81,500 Magma Copper
*
16,400 Malllnson (H R) Co—
100
7,900 {Manatl Sugar.
10,560
7% preferred
•
100
*
3,100 Mandel Bros
2,105 {Manhat'n Ry Co. 7% gu.100
Mod 5% guar...
108,900
,.100
23,800 Manhattan Shirt..........25
1
9,800 Maracalbo OH Expior
—5
79,000 Marancha Corp...
Marine Midland............ 5
225,400
100
4,460 Market Street Ry
Preferred
............100
530
275*
265*
I
100
Mackay Cos pref
1595*
,
Highest
Sale Prices
22
Sale
1185* Sale
1585* 163
175* Sale
225* Sale
33
Sale
335* Sale
118
175* Sale
195* Sale
33
Co.. 10
-.100
Mac Andrews & Forbes
21,300
90
157
116
,
Ask
Sale £23 5* Sale
1095* 112
110
Sale
66
1
......
6,000
1,710
10,200
10,400
55,800
I,200
'
15 5*
715*
73 X
123
145*
13 X
11X
165*
195*
Lowest
Ask
Bid
1
Sale Prices
July 31
July 1
Bid
22 X
Par
.-5
39,000 Life Savers Corp—
25,500 LifMett & Myers Tob com__25
"B"
25
166,900
Preferred
100
14,200
*
27,000 Lily Tulip Cup Corp
*
18,600 Lima Locomotive Works
*
50,500 Link Belt Co
*
128,400 Liquid Carbonic
*
756,300 Loew's Incorporated
Preferred
—•
16,400
—
44,900 Loft incorporated
17,700 Long Bell Lumber A---.....*
25
48,200 Loose-Wiles Bisc
1st preferred
-100
2,540
10
332,000 Lorlllard (P) common
Preferred
100
7,340
50,400 {Louisiana Oil—.......—*
6H% preferred
100
6,090
*
75,100 Louisville Gas & Blec A
55,200 Louisville Ir Nashville....100
.......1
114,800 Ludlum Steel
Convertible preferred
*
10,500
7,000
2,200
18,000
:
July 31 1935
1
Shares
Shares
,
H. Y. STOCK
Since
In
July
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN JULY
Low from
July 1 1933
STOCKS
39
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
25
July 24
July 22
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
165* July
1
8
3
45*
575*
5*
25*
4
3
12K
35*
75*
15*
25*
185*
745*
325*
615*
July 25
July
9
July 12
July 11
July 10
July
12
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
30
31
1
29
30
30
10
July 29
July 17
31
5* July
3
37
July 19
105* July 18
135* July 23
79 k July
9
17
July 31
145* July 31
385* July 27
63
155*
205*
85*
85*
335*
July
July
July
July
July
July
31
29
25
31
16
July 16
8 149
185* July
5
1 175* July 23
25 1085* July 25
25* July 19
12
July 19
6 24
26 275* July 11
8
3 325* July
July 25
2 175
July
1
1 162
19 1405* July 30
95* July
5
18
5* July 12
12
5* July 29
8
3 645* July 31
26 165* July 29
15 705* July 30
1 105* July 25
8 115* July 26
2 275* July 29
July 29
2 60
6 1155* July 23
8
July 29
13
75* July 24
5
3 265* July 25
2 215* July 31
26
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3% Mar. 15
Mar. 14
5* Mar. 14
5*Apr. 24
1
Mar. 6
15* Mar. 29
105* Apr.
9
25* July 22
55* May
7
1
July
8
31
15* Mar. 30
105* Mar. 13
55
Jan. 29
215* Mar. 12
565* Apr.
9
615* Apr. 18
5* Apr.
4
175* Mar. 18
75* Mar. 12
Mar. 13
7
365* Jan.
11
13 5* Mar. 26
45* Mar. 13
30
Jan. 12
Apr.
3
Mar. 14
11
14
45* Mar. 13
65* Feb. 26
225* Apr.
1
1415* Mar. 7
135* Mar. 14
125* Mar. 21
1085* July 25
15* Mar. 7
17
Apr.
2
235* May
2
21
May 31
145
Jan. 18
150
Jan. 18
1215* Jan. 26
4%
55*
575*
5*
25*
4
Jan.
July
Jan.
July
July
3
Jan. 14
165* May 16
65* Jan.
7
145* Jan.
7
3
Jan.
4
4
Jan.
7
185* July 30
775* June 12
29
325* July
66
Feb.
655$ May
15* May
37
July
115* Jan.
135* July
795* July
185* May
145* July
395* May
25
24
1
19
7
23
9
21
31
195* Jan.
7
275* Jan.
8
Mar. 15
95*
645*
1
5*
Mar. 13
19
Mar. 20
£85* Mar. 13
76
9
36
25
25
16
3
3
23
25
17
16
3
8
22
23
30
July
5
Jan. 10
J an.
2
July 31
May 28
May 27
Jan.
4
May 24
Feb. 14
July 29
Apr. 23
July (29
115*
125*
6 28 H
2 60
109
Jan. 25 1185*
8
35* July 13
8
Jan.
45* Mar. 12
185* Mar. 12 285* Jan.
125* Mar. 12 21% Jan.
75* Jan.
21X June
435* Jan.
15
17
85* July
85* Apr.
335* July
151
May
185* Jan.
175* July
1085* July
45* Jan.
345* Feb.
295* Jan.
325* July
1755* May
1625* May
1405* July
July 12
5* Mar. 19
405* Mar. 18
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SALES
AGGREGATE
STOCKS
Low from
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
In
Since
July
Jan. 1
Shares
Shares
July 31 1935
6
130
"2",500
N Y N H *
203,700
14,300
2,700
1,600
120,000
Hartford
100
Preferred
8
16
9)4
Sale
Sale
Sale
9>*
6
3
7
Sale
128
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
20
7)4 July
8
9)4
July
8 20)*
July 25
3
6
July
2
8)4
128
July 10 135
14
3
,
July
July
July
July
July
31
31
25
10
29
122)4 160
78
190
3
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Sale
131)4 135
122)4 160
x
x
99
6
Ac Western..190
4)4 Sale
8
""3)4
4)4 Sale
Sale
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2)4
Sale
stamped........
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"II
July ""2 ""4 x July "30
6)* July
July
X July
2
1C
12
3
3)4 Sale
% Sale
•
9
100
50
2)4
X July
9 )* July 31
3x July 29
x July 23
Mar. 12
6
13
25
3X
8)4
Mar. 11 139
9)4 Mar. 12
Mar. 14
Mar. 29
2
4
112
114)* Mar.
x May
99
May
2)4 Feb.
14 114x
31
x
22 99
26
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Feb.
6
26
2x Mar.
X Mar.
x May
6)4 Mar.
70
Apr.
15
29
22
'
106,500
1,580
4,460
3,780
261,700
4,200
21,100
3,130
23,200
420
460
440
20,200
700
2,600
720
243,000
9,900
68,100
4,200
*
1,341,600
86,800
340
1,200
60
7,800
;
Shipbuilding...
1% preferred
39,900
230
287,300
15,200
70
{Norfolk Southern
North
220
43,100
49,200
4,800
900
250
5,800
344,200
900
3,700
1,180
203,100
1,400
46,100
700
14,200
16,200
11,300
2,100
4,800
32,700
5,700
3,600
6,100
900
142,400
900
100
1
1,800
1,700
1,800
1,700
11,700
67,400
6,700
1,900
450
200
20,800
44,100
310
800
100
10,300
2,100
3,300
9,600
"2", 600
1,500
1,000
460
13,800
5.450
360
300
15.300
21,800
1,400
800
10,200
11,900
12,200
30,500
450
63,000
10,800
4,900
3,400
500
600
62,600
64,200
4.840
4,000
20,600
99
.....
71
94
13)4
20
37
33
10,000
652,800
23,000
145,700
96,200
162,800
22,100
42,900
233,300
33,100
21,600
52,600
15,000
749,400
25,700
870
1)1
3x
70
4%
2*
•
25
2
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44 X
103
Penn Coal Ac Coke........l0
Penn-Dixle Cement
*
1)4
.
Pennsylvania
190
.......50
People's Drug Stores Inc ...*
Preferred
100
Gas L Ac Coke
"IP
80
100
175*
Peoria 4k Eastern........100
Pere
Marquette
100
Prior
preferred.........100
Preferred..............100
Pet Milk
...»
Preferred
...100
655,900 Phillips Petroleum.........*
3,500 Phoenix Hosiery.........
5
Preferred
..........190
60,700 Pierce Oil Corp...........25
7,900
8% preferred..........100
60,100 Pierce Petroleum...._......*
35,400 Pllsbury Flour Mills........*
1,800 Pirelli Co of Italy A
18,500 Pittsburgh Coal (of Pa) ...100
8.000
4% preferred
.100
...
260 Pitts Ft Way Ac Chic pref .100
136,100 Pittsburgh Screw Ac Bolt...*
6,880 Pittsburgh Steel pref....100
Pitts Term Coal
Pref conv
Plttsb Ac
.......100
West
Virginia..100
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10
15
20
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8
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24
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10 x July
ix July
29 x July
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July
July
July
July
July
ix July
12 H July
ix
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7)4
2)4
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4)4
29
8
3
3
1
9
1
2
16
3
17
2
1
2
25
23
1
23
1
2
2)4 July
14x July
July
July
July
July
19)4 July
45
July
70
July
2
July
3)4 July
2)4 July
52 x July
8
July
68
July
22
July
6)4 July
56
July
x July
4)4 July
X July
35x July
July
5
July 20
July 22
July
1
July
2
July
July
July
July
July
ix July
12
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3)4 July
54
July
11
July
ix July
9)4 July
9)4 July
3)4 July
x July
5x July
2
July
14x July
53 x July
120
July
40
July
99)4 July
110
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124)4 July
140
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111)* July 22 113
39 x
8
86 x
68 x
12 x
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July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
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29 x
22
16 x
10
7
July
2
9)4
28)4 July 11 35
177
July 31 177
6)4 July
2
7)4
24 x July
3 49
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13)4 Sile
52)4 Sale
49
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118)4 118)4 118)4 July
40
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35
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96
99)4 Sale
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105)4 July
122)4 Sale 117 x July
133
141
136
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68)4 Sale
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19
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131
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24
44
111)4 112)4 111
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136
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18)1 Sale
99
34
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Public Service El At Gas—
9,300
95 preferred
.*
357,100 Pullman Company.. .......*
458,700 Pure OH
35,475
9% conv pref
...IlOO
5,000
6% preferred.............
185,000 Purity Bakeries
.........*
a
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11)4 Sale
12)4 Sale
7)4
9
28)4 32)4 35
173)4 179 H 177
6)4 Sale
7
22
24)4 47
1)*
33 X
8
33)2
23
5
31
24
18
31
11
Sale
69
"26
26
ix July
July
354
2)* July
Sale
23)4 July
32 x July
Sale
15
12 x July
Sale
102
July
134 5* 132
July
Sale
6x July
Sale
4
July
11x July
12
x July
Sale
Sale
11)4 July
4)* Sale
13
4
22
July
19 x July
1 125
July
1
12x July
1
76 x July
5 49 x July
10
1
July
2%
6h
10)2
7
X Sale
5J4 Sale
101
20 X
%
15)4
55
28)*
pref 199
11h
25
July
"7)4
July
14 x July
74
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80)4 Sale
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4
4)4 Sale
3)4
3%
3)4 Sale
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21
22)4
22)4 Sale
26)4 Sale
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113)1 114)4 114
116)4
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32)1 Sale 43
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6
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24)4
6)4
6)4
90,500 {Pressed Steel Car common *
49,300
7% preferred...........too
236,900 Procter Ac Gamble......
♦
4,120
Preferred 5%
199
526,500 Pub Ser Corp of N J common *
45,200
05 preferred
._.*
30,800
4% preferred..........100
15,800
7%
190
7,700
8%
preferred..........100
111
Sale
4
10 x
1x
1
131,600 {Postal Teleg At Cable
14
Sale
11)*
54
5*
Plttston Co (The)..........*
Poor Ac Co class B..........*
Porto Rican Asa Tob cl A...*
Class B
40)4
Sale
3 5*
I
Plymouth Oil
5
Sale
2)2
25
16)4 July
July
5)4 July
40
July
48
July
95
Sale
ix
454
2&
35
13
102
.......100
4% preferred
......100
Pittsburgh United
25
49)*
113)*
95 5* Sale
6)4
2
2)4
24)4 Sale
4x
35)4
J% preferred series A
1
July
124
12)4 Sale
4)4
6)4
^enney (J C) Co
126,800 Phila Ac Reading C At I
*
180,400 Philip Morris Ac Co........10
3,110 Phillips Jones Corp......
*
1,800
1,300
23,700
7,880
1,340
3,300
279,700
58,900
15,200
11,500
"IS
Penlck Ac Ford.............*
100
Sale
715* Sale
Sale
4)1
2
26
29
27
2
9x Mar. 18
1
May 31
13x May 31
3)4 July 23
Jan.
16
4x Apr.
11)4 Apr.
3
4
75
5)*
123
49
49
11x July
23 x July
95
132)4 Sale 133 x
75*
7)4
7)4
04 preferred class A ......*
...
350
68)4
Patino Mines 4k Ent Cons ..*
Peerless Corp
...3
Petroleum Corp
5
550,200 Phelps Dodge
..25
36,600 Philadelphia Co pref 4%..50
6,720
04 preferred
1,070 {Phila Rapid Transit Co...50
1,220
7% preferred
....50
510
iiH
12
17
Sale
15
1
......*
Preferred
Sale
115
3M
4
19
118
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99
10)* July 29
1
July
3
16)4 July
2
3)4 July 23
1)4 Sale
20)* Sale
6K Sale
14x
1
Kxch
5
40
June
Mar.
Jan.
May
Jan.
Jan.
6
Jan.
1
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X May 22
16)4 Jan.
7
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73
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60
100
84
47)*
July
9)4 July 24 "Il)*"Jufy"i7
14
80
76)* July 11 82
July 17
Jan.
18 87
7
Sale
81 x July
5 92 x July 15
69
June
5
92 x July 15
Sale
95
July
2 99
July 18
79
May 28 99
July 18
Sale
36x July
9 38)* July 20
30x Jan. 15 43
May 22
1
1)*
1
July 29
July 29
X Mar. 25
ix Jan. 17
Sale 176)4 July
5 186)* July 31 158
Mar. 13 186 x July 31
106
105 x July
99
Jan. 10 108
6 107 x July 30
June 18
Sale
16)1 July 23 19)* July 31
9
Mar. 13
19 x July 31
Sale
48)4 July
1
53)4 July 12
35)4 Mar. 15 53)4 July 12
Sale
2)4 July
1
2
Mar. 13
3x July 18
4
Jan. 23
95
89 x July
1 93
July 11
57
Jan.
3
93
July 11
7)4
7)4 July 15
7)4 July
5
7)4 July 15 10)4 Apr. 26
99
86)4 Mar. 29 95
May 21
Sale
18)4 July ""3 "20)* July "15
13)4 Mar. 28 21)4 Jan.
7
Sale
37)4 July
5 44 x July 25
35 X Jan. 18 44 x July 25
1)2 July 12
ix July 24
1)4 July 12
2x Jan.
4
25)* July
2 26
July 23 x20
Mar. 20
32 x Jan.
3
11)4 Sale
Sale
16)4
Sale
124
4
if
22
10
12
14
3
22
4
7
19
9
2J8 48
554
6
17)4 Sale
28
97
Park Utah Cons Mines.....1
Parmelee Transport Co:
*
f*athe
3)1
72
3
....290
{Paramount Publlx Corp—
Certificates of deposit..10
153,300 People's
1,600
7,700
7,100
5,500
7,500
105,700
15)4
.*
Park Ac Tllford
19)*
43
39)4
9
.........
1,076,900
Sale
11)4 Sale
Otis Steel
.......
97 x
.....
sh
11x
_•
7)4
1)* Sale
26
.*
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3)*
92
25 x
92
Prior preferred
19)*
51)2
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2% Sale
89)4 Sale
5
7%
tx\
90
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105
17 x
39
.*
Outlet Co
1
107
186)*
48 5*
.190
......
37 54
180
14)1
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
,
36^ 37*
175
Oppenhelm Collins 4k Co.
Elevator............
6% preferred...........
1,990 Pacific Coast
10
First preferred...........*
1,590
2d preferred
1,830
335,600 Pacific Gas Ac Elec
...25
175,000 Pacific Lighting Corp
*
♦
20,600 Pacific Mills
14,210 Pacific Teleph Ac Telegr..l00
Preferred
2,920
...—......100
44,100 Pacific Western Oil..
»
1,148,800 Packard Motor Car
8,100 Pan Amer Pet Ac Trans new.5
12,900 Panhand Prod At Kef......*
8% preferred
1,820
100
100
22,900
4,310
86
77
9
4,200 Pacific Amer Fisheries Inc..5
150
98,200
78
83
95
138
American.
93,300 Owena-Vll Glass Co........
90
31,200
76)4
94
74)4
...........100
Otis
11a Sale"
82)4
...100
Preferred A......
16,400
348,900
3,830
444,100
49,360
1,260
4 "10%
69
Norfolk Ac Western.......100
Preferred
10
79
25
517,800 Ohio Oil Co (The)
•
315,900 Oliver Farm Equip .........*
Preferred A
73,300
38,500 Omnibus Corp v t e (The) .*
14,200
4,200
40
..190
New York Steam pref 9%...*
10
930
6H
7% 1st preferred
.....*
Noranda Mines Ltd.........*
400
"5",800
1
6% preferred
77,300
50
262,100 North American Aviation...1
38,500 North Amer Edison pref....*
900 North German Lloyd
1,400 Northern Central
......SO
615,600 Northern Pacific
100
1,990 Northwestern Telegraph..50
10,100 Norwalk Tire Ac Rubber..
*
480
Preferred...............00
300
45,000
69,100
15,400
N Y
1
Lowest
Ask
3x
112
Convertible preferred..199
26,700 N Y Ontario
17,000 NYRyapf.
7%
101
10 N Y Lackawanna Ac West.£90
18",9()0
Ask Bid
15)4
1)4
V*
5% preferred
.190
2,600
1,920 New York 4k Harlem—... 00
10
19% non-cum pref
..50
31,500 {N Y Investors Inc
r,.»
600
SINCE JAN.
Sale Prices
July 31
July 1
Bid
100
...
RANGE
to
Par
900 New York Dock
200
PRICES IN JULY
July I 1933
23,000 N. T. Chicago Ac St Louis.leo
Preferred series A..... 190
68,400
2,300
15,100
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
.
18
23
30
30
1
22
23
2
1
106
14)4
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114)4 Mar. 23 114)4
4x Mar. 14
22 x Jan. 16
38
Mar. 12
80
Mar. 12 104
June 11
24
2)4 Jan.
7
8
4
13)4 Mar.
6
Mar. 18
19
June
Mar. 30
Jan.
7
25 h June 24
40x July 31
21
Jan.
2
70
Jan.
2 112
July 23
111)4 Jan. 14 134)4 June 20
6)* July 11
9)4 Apr. 16
3x Mar. 13
5)4 Jan.
7
10 M Jan.
12
June 14
9
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6)4 Mar. 12
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15 x July
2x Mar.
May
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x Apr.
x Mar.
8
July
17 x
6
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1X
17 X
11
27
20
21
18
8
12
7
30
4)4 June 22
Jan. 11
Apr. 26
Feb. 18
Jan.
2
Jan.
2
15
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4
81
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8
80 x July 25
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1
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2
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5
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3
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8
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9
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31
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9
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9
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31
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16)4 Mar. 13
13
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7)4 Mar. 14
12x Mar. 15
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5)4 Mar.
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5
26
24
7
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8
9
Jan.
24)4 Jan.
19 H Feb.
11)4 May
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45
July
70
July
4
6
Jan.
Jan.
11
4
23
17
9
30
8
12
22
11
68
23
1
3
Mar
21
July
8
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Apr.
8
72
Apr. 17
7
Mar. 14
26 x June
6
Jan.
Jan.
4
15
May 17
6)4 July 26
68
May 25
x Jan.
8
6)4 Apr. 15
ix Jan.
8
35 )* July 19
76)4 Jan. 25
10 x Feb.
4
42
16 178
9
49
5X Mar. 13
22)4 Mar. 13
Jan.
2
31
18
4)4 Jan.
9
53 x June 15
60
Jan.
Jan.
7
21
12
13x Mar. 12
173
3
20
28
31
32
Feb.
4
May 20
Jan.
11
July 25
1
Mar. 21
9
2)4 Jan.
9
Feb.
10)* Apr.
4 15
29
ix Mar. 20
3)4 July
30
24x Apr.
4 54
July
31
6)2 June 4 11
July
1
Mar. 21
30
2)4 Jan.
18
6)4 Mar. 15 11)4 May
31
6)4 Mar. 15
11)4 Jan.
24
ix Mar. 19
4)4 May
1
x Feb. 28
ix Jan.
29
4)4 June 13 16 x Jan.
5
x May 14
3)4 Jan.
2
6)1 May 14 17
Jan.
23
42X Jan. 12 53 x July
Jan.
2 zl20)*May
2 115
20 x Mar.
31
5 40
July
62 x Feb. 20
31
99)4 July
73
Mar. 14 110
10
July
10
85X Mar. 14 124)4 July
Mar. 14 140
15 100
July
July 30
22
9
16
10
18
19
20
5
31
24
18
23
Mar. 26
Mar. 27
19
12
26
15)* July
3)4 Apr. 22
1
17
2
2
16
26
14)4 July
1
May
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
May
July
July
July
July
Mar.
5 113
July
52)4 Jan.
12
25
29
30
31
4
17
9
10
8
7
21
21
23
23
31
31
10
10
15
47 x July
99
34
Apr. 30
9
9x July
90 x July
71x July
14)1 July
5X Mar. 21
49 X Mar. 18
65
June 25
8)* Feb.
1
10)4 June 19
91)4 June 29
71)1 July 10
14H July 18
20
N. Y. STOCK
Aug., 1935]
AGGREGATE
SALES
In
Since
July
July 1 1933
to
EXCHANGE
N. Y. STOCK
Jan. 1
349,600
8,900
103,600
67,300
11,200
4,600
300
700
6.900
350
.
1,300
1,300
81,700
8,300
1,410
39",800
184,200
78,900
9,400
"
1,800
1,000
1,080
38,100
1,900
12,300
85,300
:
210
"V.466
2,500
6,000
500
26,000
900
1,500
10
110
43,400
1,820
810
17,800
109,100
2,600
2,820
760
14,200
200
19,600
200
160,100
2,000
4,460
<
132,300
18,200
76,800
14,700
3,500
460
80,000
3,900
58,900
90,600
13,300
6,000
1,300
980
3,560
13,300
193,900
4
22
,
13
8
ll?t
29%
28
27
20
1
5%
6%
24 %
24
98%
2
...........5
319,100 ,v«i Motor Car
602,800 «epu bile Steel Corp
*
Convertible preferred ..100
246,000
24,300
6% pref ctfs of deposit....
8,200 Revere Copper & Brass.... 5
Class A
10
3,600
Preferred..
1»*
3,550
128,200 Reynolds Metals Co
*
6,400
5% % conv. pref..
-100
54,300 Reynold* Spring Co
1
507,600 Reynolds (RJ)Tob cl B.„—10
Class A
10
1,480
400 Rhine Westphalia Elec Power
9
19
28
5%
13
35
*
42
.
6%
39 %
55 %
12%
8,700 Rltter Dental Mfg
*
67,600 Roan Antelope Cop Mines...
34,700 Royal Dutch Co N Y ehs—
J 00
1,910 Rutland RR. pref—
20
28?*
3
10%
261,500 St Joseph Lead—....—..10
27,400 tSt Louis-San Francisco. 100
Preferred
.......100
22,810
t Louis Southwest....-.100
1,470
i*
6
12
..........100
164,200 Safeway Stores.........
*
Preferred (6) ...........100
7,350
Preferred (7)..........-100
7,440
940
Preferred
35 H
80
90 J*
4H
17 X
56,200 Savage Arms Corp..........*
597,000 Schenley Distillers Corp....5
45,330 Schulte Retail Stores...... 1
16,430
8% preferred........—100
5,331 Scott Paper..
152,100 tSesboard Air Line........*
Preferred
......-.—100
5,700
185,100 Seaboard Oil Co of Del.—.*
4,600 Seagrave Corp (The).—....*
686,900 Sears, Roebuck Ac Co.......*
10,900 Second Nat Investors.......1
S5 conv preferred........-1
8,650
1
827,700 Servel inc
...— *
113,400 Shattuck (G F)
162,410 Sharon Steel Hoop .....—*
44,900 Sharp 8c Dohme
*
Conv pref aeries A-.....-*
12,530
1,570 Shell Tranep Ac Trading... tl
572,600 Shell Union Oil..
—
*
45,200
Convertible preferred-.100
486,700 Silver King Coalition.—..—5
.........
*
242,900 Simmons Co
214,900 Simms Petroleum......... 10
50,600
10,500
3,100
8,870
131,600
1,266,500
1%
8
37 %
2%
30
3%
i
330*
19
20
380
660
500
800
360
570
27,700
240
20
4,100
218,200
19,700
2,280
30,900
1,000
17,400
150,600
998,400
556,100
198,600
2,000
5,400
•1,360
6,810
161,900
3,670
*
....
3
12%
5%
7
785,300
48,700
7,740
187,200
1,000
17,400
1,011,500
5,050
89
1$
preferred A..*
Spiegel-May-Stern Co.
*
6% % preferred
100
ul"
5,100
18,000
18,500
6,400
16,700
8,200
2,000
69,700
63.400
1$
Ind—25
23
200
Standard Oil of Kanaea——10
19
600
*
"102,900
84,800
221,000
3,300
450
3,600
12,600
21,500
4,600
80,500
300
1,100
-
4,700
8,800
86,400
33,400
87,800
60,800
2,700
9,200
700
Preferred
•
.
.
—.......
preferred..........—.*
(6%)..—.—..—*
•
Standard Investing Corp...*
Standard OH Export pref. 100
Preferred
Preferred (7%)
Stand OH Of
Calif
...
Standard Oil Co of
StarrettCo (TheL S)
•
...
V
94?*
26?*
33?*
6
Sterling Products Inc.——10
Sterling Sec Corp cl A.——. *
45 %
*
5**
25*
28?*
4?*
2?*
2?*
Preferred
Conv 1st
.........
preferred
Warner Corp.—...5
Stone ft Webster
....1
1,192,700 tStudebaker Corp..
24,000
5,860
29,600
128,700
59,600
9,300
80,500
8,400
13,400
*
25
Standard Oil ef N J
Stewart
Sun Oil
*
IOC
..............
Prefor red..
Superheater Co (The)......*
Superior OH .......
1
Superior Steel
U»«
42
96
xll
(The).-5#
25
Swift & Co
...»
tSymington Co....
Class A—
23,600 Telautograph Corp........ 5
69,000 Tennessee Corp............5
520,100 Texaa Corp (The).........25
279,300 r«xa* Gulf Sulphur._.._...*
264,500 Texas Pacific Coal ft OH...10
»
477,600 r«i Par I d T»uat ctfs
12,300 lexas At Pacific..........100
.......
91,800 (•butcher Mfg
Convertible preferred....*
5,200
1243* 125
Sale
Sale
4% Sale
II
11?*
133* Sale
1
1?*
33*
3?*
112?* 113
•343* Sale
25?* Sale
25
26?*
46% Sale
16?* Sale
63% Sale
1%
13*
3?* Sale
38
40?*
10% Sale
5% Sale
2?* Sale
71
Sale
116
18?*
23*
«11
3%
15%
119
19?*
Sale
4
Sale
IS
1%
3?*
73* Sale
4?*
4%
16?*
20
22 H
33?*
5
1$
Sale
Sale
Sale
11%
Sale
18
_.
Sale
13 H
.
38 %
53?*
4% Sale
3%
4%
80
35
Sale
67
12% Sale
13
Sale
Sale
Sale
56
103%
8?*
15%
126?*
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
128
4% Sale
4
Sale
5% Sale
14% Sale
16?* Sale
1 %
112%
33?*
25%
25%
47
18%
64?*
1?*
4
42
12%
83*
4
69
118%
18?*
2%
9?*
4%
16?*
ig
7%
7?*
5% July
July
11
42
July
July
62% July
101?* July
26
6
July 27
15% July 31
125
July
2
July
6
3?* July 23
4
July 12
10
July 22
11% July 12
3
15
4
July 29
11% May 23
37
2
19
21
14
July
6% Jan.
60
Jan.
13
Mar.
24
Mar.
15?* Apr.
II
Mar.
May 23
97
19% Apr. 26
13
July 29
18% Jan.
9
15
19
11% May 23
91?* May 23
July 19
50
July 19
20
Feb. 15
15% May 24
15
22
20
12
3
11
33
2
2 107% Jan. 15 111% July
20
Jan. 30 28% May 24
2
5
Feb.
4 150
10% Mar. 13 20%
5?*
3
May
6
2
1% July 12
12?* Mar. 18 20?*
5?* July
8 16%
7
July
8 20%
15
July 23 33?*
132
2i
12
July 15
July 30
July
July
1
' 1
5
5
31
16
12?* July
14% July
47% July
73
July
103% July
8% July
16% July
128% July
3
21% May 23
2
Jan.
8
2% Jan.
8
14
Jan. 12
13
6
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
Mar.
5
4% July 31
10
6
1
7
31
94% July 31
110
Mar.
1
4?* May
9
18?* July 30
69
July 29
21% May 13
Jan.
2
13 46
113?* June 29
11
25 114?* June 19
15 11% July 17
2 33 % July 17
4
Jan.
2
4
4 20% Jan. 18
June 11
2 69
% Jan.
4
29
1 % Jan.
5
14
12 35% May 9
4% Jan. 26
July 24
Mar. 12 52% July 31
2
Jan.
7
May
6
July 31
Apr.
3 57
July 29
Mar. 13 11
9?* Apr. 22
Mar. 14
17% July 29
Mar. 14
5?* July 31
Mar. 12
July 23
June 20 50
6
3% July 20
70
July 13
35% July <>2
33% July 11
9% July
1
11?* Jan.
July
July
12% July
July
6
July
57?* July
88
July
13
Jan.
15
95 % July
7
10
14
22
22
7
7
July
10
9
29
July
20%
5%
63%
8%
19
19
22
81% July 26
3?* July 16
3?* July 18
70
9
3?*
44
9
2
2
Jan.
21
43% Jan.
42% July
37% May
9
July
50
July
2% Jan.
5
Mar. 14
Apr.
2
59% Apr.
3
3% Mar. 13
3?* June 25
65
Mar. 23
7M Mar.
8% Mar.
33?* Feb.
22
43% Mar.
22
1 101?* July
6
July
31
13% Apr.
23
25 122% June
31
22
4% July 31
4?* July
2
5% July 27
2%
1%
1%
4?*
2
June 10
Jan.
7
74
22
Jan.
7
36% May 11
12% July 31
3
Apr.
July
July 30
Jan.
4
Jan.
4
Jan. 12
7?* May 24
63
May 16
91
June 15
5% Jan.
2
42
32
July
5
June 11
14
14
14% July 22
14 47?* July 22
27 79% Jan. 17
1
26 103% July
8% July 31
27
3
30 19% Jan.
Apr.
9
4 130
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
4% Jan.
15
15
15
15
21
ii JS: 130
14?* July 31
14% July 31
16% July 31
6
Mar. 15
16% July 31
1J&n*
7
% July 17
1% July 31
Apr.
6
Jan.
3 116
9 111
112% July 13 112?* July
Sale
38% May 24
27?* Mar. 15
35
July
2
323* July 22
Sale
9
23
Mar. 15 27% May
25 H July
3 26% July 30
Sale
Feb. 18
25% July 31 32
July
9
25% July 31 26
Sale
35?* Mar. 18 50% May 23
2
45?* July 20 48% July
Sale
20
July
9
123* Mar. 14
July'
9
Sale
16% July
3 20
67
Apr. 25
58% Jan. 15
July 23
61?* July 10 67
Sale
1% Jan. 18
1% Mar. 19
1% July
3
1% July 31
Sale
5% Jan.
3
3% Mar. 28
4?* July 29
3 ?* July
1
4?*
July 31
36
Mar. 15 42
42
July 31
40
July 18
Sale
6% Mar. 6
13?* July 30
10% July
1 13?* July 30
Sale
8$ July 31
2% Mar. 14
8% July 31
5% July 23
Sale
4
July 31
2?* Apr. 17
4
July 31
2% July
1
Sale
60% Mar. 20 75% May 25
71% July
2
July 20
69% 68
Mar. 23
119
July
5 115?* Jan. 10 121
Sale 117% July 22
Apr.
4 21% June 19
18% July
5 20% July 16 xll
20
3
Apr. 17
1% Jan.
2
2?* July
5
1 % July 27
Sale
5
Mar. 18
10% July 29
10?* July 29
7 % July
2
Sale
5?* Jan.
3
3?* Mar. 6
3% July 13
4% July 31
Sale
17?* July 18
15% July 11
17?* July 18
153* July 11
Sale
% Jan.
4
?* Apr. 15
% July
9
% July 16
2% Jan.
4
1?* Apr. 29
lk July 12
1% July 23
Sale
% July 17
•
18
6% Sale
4
1%
40
18% July
9
13?* July 30
8
8
23
54
Sale
69
"15% Sale"
L,
....
Sweet* Co of Amer
For footnotes see page 43
62?*
102
July
July
57?* Sale
46
3?*
31
25
31
29
19 111% July
18%
5?*
1H
17%
5% July
7
15
Sale
6
•
104,100
12,500
18,000
2,100
1,000
44
-
Standard Brands...
$4
75
35?* Sale
9?* Sale
113*
11?*
3H
30,900 Stand Com'l Tobacco..—..*
145,400 Standard Gas ft Elec.......*
108,200
33,000
72,000
27,600
14,900
540,600
463,100
5,100
895,400
61,000
134,300
10,800
10,200
3,100
330,100
281,100
Sale
3%
12?*
C.—.l
13 %
120
330
4?*
3?*
7% Sale
88
67
147
9% Sale
17%
21
53*
6%
July
50
July 22 25%
July 22 150
July 23 20%
5%
July 12
lk
July 12
July
8 20?*
23
"19% Sale"
7?*
61
2%
Convertible
Riohts
6
85?*
3
1
18
31
10?* July
89% July
33
July
111% July
19?* Sale
9% Sale
Sale
23?*
28
30 %
7%
Sperry Corp (The) v t
Spicer Mfg Co
. \
Sale
55?*
5
preferred..........100
33,100 Spencer Kellogg ft Bona....*
360
146
152
19?* Sale
5?*
7?*
1%
4?*
18
Sale
148
23
Sale
24
9% July 10
86
July 31
22% July
8
33
July
1
16% July 31
12
July 19
Sale
Sale
Sale
46% Sale
16% Sale
13% Sale
Sale
2
17
17
31
31
10
8?* July 15
17% July 29
5?* July 31
50
July 23
37
July 29
il% July 31
97
July 31
14% July 23
13
July 29
15% July
2
10%
3%
45%
343*
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
97
Sale
13% Sale
12% Sale
5% Sale
10
11
1
7?* July
2
July
3
July
3
July 11
July 23
9
July 19
90
July 19
13
July 31
9
July
1
5
July 19
Sale
30
20
Sparks Wlthlngton..___..—*
Spear ft Co
—
57
11
86
30?*
preferred.......
100
Spang Chalfant ft Co pref 100
1st
8
8
123*
15
*
ft Bros
Spalding (A G)
3
9% July
5?*
49%
35%
11%
17% Sale
148
10?*
Edison....25
Southern Dairies class A... *
Class B
*
Southern Pacific Co.....-100
Southern Railway....... 100
Preferred
.........100
Mobile At Ohio certlfa..l00
51?* July
3
2
29
6 k June 26
62?* Jan. 25
63% July 31
2% Jan.
2
68?* July 29
8% May 16
19% May 16
92
May 16
24% Jan. 10
108?* July
5
23% July 26
55
July 29
61% May 16
13% Mar. 13
12% June 14
30% May 17
43
June 14
5% Jan.
3
Apr. 18
10?* Mar.
% June
I
Apr.
6
Apr.
12
Mar.
36?* June
104?* Mar.
110
Jan.
6
Jan.
22
Mar.
1?* Apr.
8
Apr.
55
Jan.
?* June
% Mar.
20?* Mar.
1
30
July
July
July
2
22?*
Sale
33
% July
2
6
1% July
11
July
2
July
30 19
22 41?* July
July
8 113
July
11 114
2 11% July
3 33% July
2% July
16
3 14% July
18 68% July
3
% July
% July
3
19 30% July
3?* July
24
52% July
3
9
89?*
25
112
._10«j
8% preferred
California
,
Sale Prices
4
Mar. 13
50
Mar. 18
35?* Mar. 12
1% Mar. 13
16% Mar. 13
29% Mar. 28
36
Apr.
6
33
Apr. 15
3% Apr.
4
20% Apr.
2
1
Mar. 26
8
Mar. 12
7
June
1
71?* Jan. 15
70
Jan.
9
98% June 10
2% Mar. 13
9
Mar. 15
28% Mar. 18
28
Mar. 15
5% Apr.
3
13
Apr. 17
75
Apr.
9
17% Apr. 29
101
• June 10
12?* Mar. 20
43?* Mar. 26
55?* Apr. 22
13
June
6
5% Mar. 26
21% Feb. 25
29% Mar. 12
10
July
20
2
1% July
111?* 111% 111% Sale
76
20
preferred..—.—..100
40% July 26
36
July
1
5
July 16
34
July 18
1
July
2
10% July
9
85* July
1
83
July
2
82
July
5
16% Sale
Sale
13
11
3
56?* Sale
10% Sale
\H
Sale
19
*3?*
Sou
207,900
114,000
63,500
a
Sale
893*
12
jx
50
63?*
2%
20%
38?*
42?*
Sale
2
9?* Sale
73* Sale
10?* Sale
3?*
3?*
41?*
44
35?*
35?*
10
42
31% July
18% Sale
17% July
17?* Sale
%'
1
% July
% Sale
1
July
1%
1%
13*
1?*
July
8%
11% 11
11
12?*
18
18
July
18%
14
20
38% Sale i 37?* July
39
Sale
110
110% 109% July
113
Sale
112
July
112% 112
113?* Sale
10
Sale
8% July
8?i
8?*
31
Sale
29?* July
29?* Sale
2
July
2% Sale
2?*
2?*
11?* July
11%
12?* 143* Sale
65
July
68
Sale
65?*
66
% July
% Sale
% Sale
H July
%
%
?*
1
27
July
30
Sale
30?* Sale
3% July
3%
3%
3?*
3?*
41% July
52% Sale
423* Sale
5
6
56
July 31
54% July
1
2
July
2
18% July
3
10?*
13
9?* Sale
95
Sale
84
94% Sale
83
Sale
95
103
95
104
3?* Sale ""2%"Jul"y"3i ""3% July "18
3
Sale
17?* Sale
12% July
2 18% July 30
13?* Sale
68
Sale
47
July 29
July
2 69
47?* Sale
68
Sale
47
July
2 68?* July 29
47?*
48
7
8
8
July 30
6% July 11
5%
7
18?* 15% July
5 18% July 22
15?*
16?* 17
86
Sale
83
July 18
July 12 87
77
84
23?* Sale
21% July
2 24% July 29
22
Sale
5
July 12 108?* July
107?* Sale 1073* Sale 107
22% Sale
19?* July
3 23 % July 26
20?* Sale
51
July 29
July
1 55
54% Sale
51
Sale
61
Sale
59
July
3 61% July 16
59
60
12?*
17?* 133* 17%
10% Sale ""9% JuTy'II "10% "July "30
10
10?*
July 13
26%
27% 26% July
1 28
26?* Sale
41
July 16
July 20 43
41?*
41?* 423* Sale
5
July 29
4% Sale
3?* July
3
3?*
3?*
89?*
92
14?* Sale
93* Sale
15?* Sale
45?*
5%
«
6?* July 29
July 16
July 31
July 24
July 17
July 31
July 10
37
July 15
9
July 22
50
July 22
1% July 23
14
July 24
10% July 31
95?* July 31
94% July 31
1
54
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
42 J*
37
Highest '
Lowest
Sale Prices
5% July
Sale
83
10
27
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale
1?*
133*
10?* Sale
52
30
Preferred
1,770
339,300
Ask
12
1%
....—100
Sloss-Sheffield Steel Ac Ir.100
Preferred..............100
Snider Packing
♦
Socony Vacuum Oil Co lne.15
Solvay Am Inv Corp—
110
Ask Bid
6?*
6% Sale
54
55
Sale
63?*
55 M Sale
2?*
2?* Sale
193*
18?* Sale
32
33?* 373*
41
42?* 38
36
36
Sale
5
5%
A*
45
35
39
1?*
I
1%
6
So Porto Rico Sug
170
*
19
Skelly Oil Co
5H%
9%
101
«'
Lowest
Sale Prices
July 31'
July 1
Bid
39,500 Raybestos-Manhattan——*
50
21,500 Reading Company...
First preferred.........-50
3,200
Second preferred.......50
4,400
lo
16,900 Real Silk Hosiery
Preferred..............150
1,040
*
11,100 Rets (Robt) Ac Co..—
1st preferred ..........100
6,600
268,800 Rem'ton-Kaad ............
1st preferred..........too
32,100
id
preferred...
4,750
130 Renns & Saratoga RR Co. 100
51,000
i
July 311935
•
1,848,333 Radio Corp of Amer
7% preferred "A**——50
98,300
Preferred B..........
*
857,100
309,100 IRadlo-Keltb-Grpbeum CI A*
8,500
160,000
400
11,800
"
Par
Shares
Shares
1
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN JULY
Low from,
STOCKS
41
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
Sale
19% Sale
34% Sale
6
Sale
10
Sale
20
19?*
19?* Sale
57
Sale
6% July 29
4
July 12
18% July IS
33% July
1
4% July
1
9% July 25
17 H July
11
17% July
56
July
3
7% July 11
4?* July
20 ?* July
35%
6%
11?*
20?*
19?*
57
•
July
July
July
July
July
July
29
1
30
9
1
30
30
19
6% July
4
29
Mar. 15
16% Mar. 13
28% Apr.
-I
3?* Jan.
2
8?* Jan. 15
Apr.
22
13% May
May
l.
14
50
9% Jan.
9
Jan. 26
May 17
5%
23%
36%
6?*
12?*
25?*
19%
Feb. 19
July
9
May 14
57
July
Jan.
10
Feb. 15
19
42
N. Y. STOCK
SALES
AGGREGATE
Jan.
July
Shares
July 31 1935
1,900
5,500
11,300
40,200
1,000
72,700
8,800
100
63,000
7,100
80
so
26,400
96,000
37,400
23,400
5,000
7,000
233,500
42,400
6,300
11,900
60
22,800
190,700
71,700
44,400
16,400
710
15,300
44,000
155,600
3,800
1,300
1,300
720
20,700
1,300
10,400
4,400
9,400
1,600
29,500
260
3,700
38,500
2,700
16,000
1,100
20,000
58,100
64,100
23,500
1,700
444,500
51,600
800
30
40,400
3,100
"
48,466
23,200
170
4,000
4,900
12,500
800
1,290
3,600
21,100
39,100
5,100
156,800
4,870
22,100
171,600
41,100
123,300
5,000
112,700
340,800
308,100
402,700
23,500
1,799,150
175,800
9,600
330
52,100
1,100
160,500
75,000
3,970
44,200
60,800
121,600
6,400
8,500
3,580
100
600
8,800
16,300
1,330
20,200
79,800
3,070
66,400
6,500
18,200
24,900
637,900
23,410
23,100
104,100
6,500
2,500
"4,806
15,400
80
9,800
1,700
2,300
7,800
153,700
7,340
2,000
11,400
600
4,800
1,400
,
?
37,800
2,800
2,390
2,330
1,670
:
800
490
300
1,000
17,100
.
•
600
1,100
6,200
13
Preferred..
Tidewater Avoc Oil........*
Preferred
Tidewater Oil
5%
I0fl
...
-*
.....
18
preferred......100
Tlmken-Detrolt Axle Co... 10
62
3
Tlmken Roller Bear........*
21
conv
Transamerlcs Corp..—..
*
..
Transc & West Air Inc
Tran
Williams Steel
(k
5
a
Forft*
Tri-Continenta! Carp......*
.__—_*
Preferred......
rrfco Products
Truax Traer
d7A
.*
Twin City Rapid
Preferred
Transit—*
X
.....100
4%
...
Elliott
United Stores A....
Preferred
Preferred
U S
4,420
203,900
32,900
12,080
15,170
10,370
7,000
9,270
3,500
14,100
99,400
10,400
19,000
52,400
13 %
5%
2in
4
56
46
42
13 X
Secur Corp ..*
*
7%
20
U S Indus Alchol..
*
Class A
v
c
....-*
t c
Prior preferred v t c ....100
U S Realty Ac Impt
U S Rubber
*
42
;
Preferred
.....10
P Ac L "A**
21
4
4%
12% Sale
Sale
109% Sale
Sale
71
33%
Sale
88
Sale
132
2
.........5
3 X
7% 1st preferred.......100
Van Raalte
Co
Vick Chemical inc
Sale
tW abash
100
104
105
37
-
1%
15
74
IX
Co....
Class B
7%
o
$3.85
...
5
•
...
IX
'.10«
Bros Pictures
2X
preferred.....*
Warner-Quinlan
.
Convertible preferred....*
Preferred..
$4
conv
preferred
West Penn
El Co
....
%
Sale
9
13%
22% Sale
4%
5
3
80
60
1
X
•
*
9
43
5%
39
X
4%
10%
22%
g4 M
40%
80%
70
Sale
Sale
80
Sale
Sal*
81
..100
67
Sale
69
Sale
88X
119
Sale
119
6% preferred
Western Dairy Prod A
Class B v t c
Sale
-.100
78 X
•
1%
%
5%
7%
1%
2%
112% Sale 113% Sale
1%
1%
%
% """"% """%
7%
7%
8% Sale
10%
13
12% Sale
1%
1%
1 % Sale
2%
2%
3% Sale
.......
*
Western Maryland.......100
Second preferred...... 100
Western Pacific..........100
Preferred
100
■
■
"
'If'".
Sh—7-
H-—
-4
19% July
103
July
July
July
July
July
July
15
31
29
17
1
1
19
July 16
July 29
"71"" Jiil"y'23 "75"" July ""5
115% July
3 116% July
1% July
18
1% July
23
a
1%
Sale
Sale
Sale
,
% July
29
"22
West Penn Pow
pref 7%..100
100
3
Sale
5% July
5 ""7% July
Sale
27% July
1
31
July
117% 117% July 22 117 % July
Sale
2% July
1
3
July
9%
7% July 12 10% July
1 % July
1
1% July
VA
Sale
37
July
1
43
July
Sale
3% July
1
5% July
Sale
24
July
3
40% July
%
% July
9
% July
Sale
3% July 25
4% July
Sale
10% July 31
13% July
23% 22% July
3
24% July
4% July 13
4% July
34
39 %
36
7% preferred..
Preferred (6)
% July
15
30
75
49
*A"
23
8
6
1
29
1% July
2% July
1%
37%
79%
64%
15
._....*
Sale
%
4%
13%
100
Wells Fargo Ac Co
Wesson Oil At Snowdrift
Sale
25
%
2%
7%
*
.
4
12
*
-.
Warren Bros
1% Sale
37% Sale
24
5
7
5
.....
1%
1%
2% Sale
1%
2%
-
lis
°81X
*
July
July
July
July
July
25
Sale
2%
7
5_%
6
27% Sale
30%
116
118% 117
2% Sale
2%
•
•
referred
conv
1%
*
15
73
114%
1%
Sale
a
2
IX
...loo
Baklna class A..
Warner
80
1
Walgreen Co
Ward
25
100
6>£% preferred..
21
96
100% 100% 102%
2%
"3
2%
2
•
30
3
"i3" July""3 "16% July "29
18 24%
July 12 104
Sale
36% July
3 38
Sale
2% July
5
3
Sale
19
July
8
23
100
105
July
1 110
Sale
101
July
2 104%
3%
3% July 29
3%
106
37%
2%
Sale
Sale
105
Preferred B............100
Walworth
Sale
Sale
3
22%
15
.100
July
July
30
1
12
5
15
24%
6%
18%
3%
7
13
15
23
18
£
1% July
2
36% July 25
79%, July
1
64% July
1
75
July
1
66% July 25
117% July 12
a: 112
July
3
1% July 15
% July
6
7% July
2
10% July 18
1% July
2% July
19
19
1% July
40% July
83
July
73% July
83% July
74
July
120
July
113% July
1% July
% July
8% July
12% July
1 % July
3% July
29
26
6
17
17
30
30
29
23
2
22
8
18
3
31
9
10
10
10
29
17
11
6
29
31
26
30
June 24
5% May 24
Jan.
15
12
29
14
13
4
7
15
13
12
41
50%
7
10%
10%
4%
92%
42%
6%
6%
5
18
5
July
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
June
18
6
13
15
28
3
June
3
Apr.
Apr.
4
3
Mar. 15
%
19%
11%
11%
Mar. 15
Apr. 11
Apr. 11
Feb.
7
91
34
Feb.
24
29
24
24
25
27
23
7
10
24
19
18
Jan.
July
Apr.
Jan.
July
June
Jan.
July
July
July
Jan.
July
Jan.
Jan.
July
June
June
Jan.
4
9
5
22
31
23
10
3
17
22
31
25
9
2
9
24
24
7
May 16
90% May 23
7% Jan.
9
92% May 14
15% July
2
107% July 16
3% June 29
5% Jan.
33% Jan.
7% Jan.
7
24
3
65% Jan.
19
66%
Feb.
9 152
July
2 40%
July 13
2%
Feb.
6
19%
Mar. 14
29
25
29
7
4
23
4
19
27% Feb. 18
June 10
2%
Mar. 29 69%
July 17 133
May 28 50%
Jan. 15 65%
Feb.
6 20%
Mar. 28 111%
Mar. 14 90%
Mar. 13 26%
Mar. 13 17%
Mar. 13
6%
Mar. 29
15%
May 16 26%
Jan. 18 117%
Jan. 28 61%
Feb. 27
4%
Mar. 13 39%
June 14
13%
Mar. 13 11%
Mar. 21
5
July
Apr.
July
Jan.
May
May
June
July
June
July
July
May
Apr.
July
July
July
Jan.
May
July
Feb.
20%
15 106%
15
8%
14% Mar. 14
19% Jan.
7
% June 24
5
July 26
X Jan.
2
11
7% Feb. 14
102%
20
84
% Sale
22% 24%
Sale
115%
Waldorf System....
""3""
24
36
95
...
135
20
£00
-.100
Pieferred A
5
13%
35%
102%
72%
43%
99%
19
57 X
60
Detianlna
7% preferred
July
2
1%
10
July
6
July 18
3%
46
July 25
51
July 15
July 29 133 X
28
a
23%
100
Vulcan
6%
Sale
7%
pref
25
13%
10
prior
40
16
•
Chem....
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
26
1%
9
53%
24 126%
29
8
44
31
15
14%
23
82%
3
79%
17
20%
22
9%
31
4%
7
25
23
20%
8 113
46
9
2
1%
2
20%
15
8%
27
4%
65
26
9
3%
8
71%
2
9%
16
87%
1
2%
85
7% July
3
8% July 24
4% Mar. 12
July
8
89
July 23
65% Mar. 26
Sale
56% July
1
63% July 31
40% Mar. >2
153
Sale
July 10 156% July 15 143
Jan. 11
Sale
5% July
1
5
Feb.
6
7% July 31
Sale
40
July 31
46% July 13
35% Mar. 13
6% July 17
7
July 10
3% Mar. 15
6%
11 % July
Sale
2
14% July 18
7% Mar. 16
68
65
July
8
67
53
Jan. 22
July 19
Sale
3% July
3
3
Mar. 13
5% July 31
12
Sale
July
3
14% July 25
9% Mar. 13
31
Sale
July
5 36% July 25
24% Mar. 14
Sale
101% July 31 111% July 23
95
Apr.
5
73
70% July
1
73% July 24
62% Jan.
3
Sale
33% July
2
43% July 31
27% Mar. 18
Sale
87% July
3 100% July 29
73% Mar. 18
139
132
July
2 137
July 11 119% Jan.
4
165
159% July
5 160% July 11 149% Feb. 11
49% July
8 52
40
Mar. 22
July 15
Sale"
2 J,
1
Mar. 15
July 12
3% July
2
Sale
6% preferred..........100
16
1
July 18
79% July 23
3% July 18
73
July 27
14% July 22
103% July
1
2%. July 11
7
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
10
7
7
Sale
54%
5
Va Caro
63%
156%
7%
60
23
100
16
61%
4%
39%
10%
11%
81%
4%
90%
15%
107%
3%
1% July 15
2
13% July
6
14
4% July
3
5%
Sale
59
July 11 60%
Sale
57% July 30 66%
155
147% July
1 152
35
30
July
2
35%
1
Sale
July 13
1%
12
July
2
Sale
14%
Sale
18% July
3
20%
Sale
20% July 17 21%
1%
% July
9
1
5
7
July 26
7
Sale
160
48%
19
11%
Corp.
Preferred
8%
88
13%
3
Vanadium Corp of America.*
6%
62
%
V ad sco 8ales
1
7
12
32
40
1
60
65
6%
159
'
8 117
55% July 24
""5% Sale"
11%
124%
S Tobacco..
Sale
15% Sale
106% Sale
3% Sale
62
100
7% preferred
Sale
Sale
131
United States Steel.. ....100
U
Sale
Sale
5%
SIX
50
.....50
...
8%
57
155
*
Preferred..
8
84
9%
17%
53 X
51X
27%
67 X
...100
4
2%
13%
7%
-.100
1st preferred..
U S Smelt Ref Ac Ma
Sale
82
45
3
*
8%
3%
73
1%
69%
17 128
1
35%
1
65%
30
18%
3 109
12 90%
8
26%
1
17%
3
6%
6
15%
26 26%
"15% "17"" "19% Sale" "15% "July "17 "19% July"31
32*
7*
*
U S Leathers t
Sale
5%
34 X
110
preferred..........100
U S Hoffman Mach..—....5
Sale
80
Sale
1
4*
11*
60*
-
Sale
56% Sale
a
12
U S Express..............100
U S Freight
*
Sale
64% Sale
58%
147% Sale 150%
30
34% 33
IX
1%
\X
12% Sale
13%
19
Sale
19%
21
21% 21
108%
—100
Sale
3% July
Sale
64
5
37
15
23%
15
23
35% July
8% July
13%
2%
Sale
31
July
61% July
17% July
101
July
89% July
23
July
13% July
5% July
9% July
23% July
117
July
Sale
2
il"
Sale
Sale
16%
6%
1% July
67
July
126% July
39% Sale
9% Sale
10% Sale
3% Sale
86% Sale
14% Sale
103% Sale
3% Sale
s|S
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale
81
49 %
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
8%
8
50
90
24
all9
115%
58%
3%
36%
8%
20 %
Corp
U S Gypsum Co
Sale
Sale
24X
Sale
Sale
9%
Sale
89%
24
9
1st preferred.............*
U S Ac Foreian
Preferred..
64% Sale
17% Sale
106% Sale
24 X
100
Preferred..
32% Sale
3K
Pipe & Foundry.......20
U S Distrlb
Sale
Sale
19
104 %
Had Co-.l
2
Sale
131
Sale
104 X
Universal Plct 1st pref_._.100
Universal Pipe Ac
1%
68
Sale
18
8%
...100
3
23
61%
13 %
...—*
6%
31
11%
82%
62 %
Leaf Tobacco....*
17%
2%
17%
10%
99%
126% 129% 129
95
29
•34
-
6
IX
68
22%
—*
Preferred
4%
3
21%
1%
Fisher.^*
24%
"T%
Sale
20
*
Underwood
3/4
Sale
4X
4%
2%
3$
10
Ulen Ac Co
Universal
38
Coal..........*
Truscon Steel Co.
Sale
18%
4%
10% Sale
98% Sale
39
35
37
106 % Sale
106%
8
5% Sale
39 X Sale
49%
7
6 % Sale
9%
9%
9%
9% Sale
10%
3% Sale
4%
91
80
85
25 %
......
Sale
2H
15
Highest
Sale Prices
5% July 16
7% July 23
5% Apr.
85
July 10
85
90
July 10
61% Jan.
4
July
6
4% July 31
Sale
2% Mar.
2% July
2
2
June
3% July 31
Sale
1
24% July 29
16
Mar.
24% 20% July
5 % July
6
6%
6% July 29
5% Jan.
5
14% July
Sale
18% July 29
13% Mar.
2
July
2
Sale
2% July 31
1% Mar.
18% July
9
20
17
18% July
9
Apr.
11
9% July 20
Sale
July 13
7% Mar.
98
July
2 100% July 10
84
Sale
Jan.
41
35
July
5
41
July 19
26% Mar.
1 106% July
Sale 106% July
9 100
Feb.
Sale
5% July
1
8% July 24
4% Mar.
39% July
1
Sale
28% Mar.
50% July 29
Sale
7
6% July
1
July
5
4% Mar.
9
July
3
Sale
9% July 15
7% Mar.
8% July
1
Sale
10% July 25
5% Mar.
3% July
1
Sale
4% July 27
1% Mar.
Sale
81% July
9
69
92% July 23
*Apr.
37% July 15 39% July
36
Feb.
5
4% July
3
"4%
5% July
9
4% Jan.
4 % July
2
Sale
3% Mar.
6% July 24
3
3%
July
£
3% July 17
2% June
Sale
19% July 10 24% July 30
18
Mar.
82
90
15
iY4
•
26,300 Warren Fdry 8c Pipe.......,;*
17,400 Webster Eisenlohr
*
120
"""660
1
25
R)
Vlrainla Blec Ac Power 6% pf*
500 Virginia Iron. Coal A: CokelOO
20
5% preferred...........100
60
5%
4% Sale
2% Sale
20% Sale
5X
5%
2
Thompson Products—
•
Thompson Starrett
...—*
181,400 Utilities
"""150
v
(J
130 Utah Copper
10
;
Thompson
1
Lowest
Ask
Ask Bid
7
5%
82
2%
41,600 United Piece Dye Works
•
18,170
Preferred..............100
40
>
Third Nat'l Investors....—
1,010
~
1
.....100
—
160
480
45,400
4,200
45
Thermold Co.............
.....
600
6,200
4
preferred.......... 100
7%
•
Third Avenue..
SINCE JAN.
Sale Prices
July 31
July 1
Bid
360
7% preferred
*
65,600 Union Bad Ac Paper....
*
•
732,700 Union Carbide Ac Car
211,100 Union Oil, California......25
230,700 Union Pacific
.....100
Preferred
...100
31,500
50,700 Union Tank Car
*
879,000 United Aircraft Corp w 1
5
327,300 United Air Lines Tr v t c w 1.5
11,800 United American Bosch Corp*
*
72,600 United Biscuit of Am
Preferred
1,130
....—...100
*
159,500 United Carbon
1,194,000 United Corp............—*
Preferred
815,100
219,900 United Dru4 Inc.......
5
49,293 United Dyewood...
.....10
Preferred.
2,030
.....100
88,600 United Electric Coal.......*
189,900 United Fruit....
——*
890,400 United Gas Ac Impt Co
*
29,100
Preferred
e
5,400 ?United Paperboard Co.. 100
177,900
13,800
77,300
2,360
1,680
44,500
7,640
195,600
24,520
3,500
160
490
:
The Fair Co
RANGE
to
Par
8,300
158,200
99,900
79,600
10,900
18,700
52,000
2,100
3,000
6,700
28,700
1,300
2,390
30
3.60C
2,200
3,200
PRICES IN JULY
July 1
1
Shares
9,600
1,060
42,800
13,700
10,500
8,400
188,400
74,500
2,700
432,100
48,500
3,800
33,100
255,400
305,700
487,600
42,400
54,300
250,700
8,100
39,000
89,700
72,500
9,300
12,830
3,000
Low from
1933
STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
In
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
22
July
July
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
15
29
15
18
6
7
21 % June 25
2% Jan.
10
Jan.
% Jan.
19% July
9
May
89
July
63% July
157% June
7% May
46% July
8% May
14% May
67
July
7
Jan.
17%
42%
124%
73%
43%
100%
140%
160%
Jan.
Jan.
Apr.
July
July
July
May
July
52
July
3% June
3
9
4
31
17
23
31
11
24
13
22
21
19
7
3
7
25
24
31
29
16
11
15
22
1% June
2
24% June 19
21% Jan.
7
24% July 31
20 105
June 11
May 28
2% Mar. 18
17% June
1
85
Jan.
72% Jan.
2
38% June 24
4% Jan.
3
27% Feb.
1
4 110
July 19
4 104% July 16
June 22
4
Mar.
5
15
Feb. 19
15% Feb. 28
63% Mar. 29 83
May 10
109% Feb.
5 116% July 29
1
Apr.
1
1% Mar. 1
1
May 22
4% Mar. 15
26% June
1
114
Jan.
5
Mar. 14
Feb.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
% Mar.
2% Mar.
28
12
15
13
15
15
7% Mar. 20
21
31
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
8
4
19
10
Jan.
3
7 120
1% Feb. 28
1%
28%
2%
14%
2%
3%
2%
7%
Mar. 27
Apr. 24
3% Jan.
7
10% July 17
1% May 20
43
July 30
5% July 30
40% July 29
1% Jan.
2
6% Jan.
7
16% May 17
28
Jan.
4
Mar. 14
6
Jan.
8
2
85
1
Apr. 29
90
Feb.
18
Jan.
5
30% Jan.
15
72
Jan.
29
34
Mar.
6
39% Mar.
6
36
Mar. 14
104% Jan.
95
1%
%
5%
7%
1%
2%
Jan.
June
May
Mar.
Mar.
July
Feb.
17
2
8
1
15
30
19
26
1% July
40% July
83
July
73% July
83% July
74
July
120
July
113% July
2% Jan.
% Jan.
9% Jan.
13
3
31
9
10
10
10
29
17
1
8
7
June 18
3% Jan.
7% Jan.
7
7
N. Y. STOCK
Aug., 1935]
SALES
AGGREGATE
N. T. STOCK
In
Since
July
EXCHANGE
Jan. 1
187,400
55,800
292,400
1,170
30,300
1,550
8,400
40
90
14,900
7,100
33,400
3,100
6,700
32,300
3,200
18", 300
60,100
11,500
2,980
2,100
1,150
2,900
Par
158,050
35,000
21,500
41,700
23,600
2,500
694,200
65,100
87,600
432,700
39,300
27,570
12,700
6,100
39,200
White
Sewing
Convertible
cum
Sale
Sale
113* Sale
1534 Sale
17 ^
1%
Sale
Sale
53^ Sale
JW
'534
1934«
6
July
17
July
July
July
9
29
17
24
1933; replaced
no
share for share.
replaced
replaced
par stock
.
■
»«
Listed May 24 1934; low adjusted to give effect
to 3 new shares exchanged for one old no par share.
"Adjusted for 66 2-3% stock
Nov. 30 1934.
„
38
dividend payable
,.
.
Adjusted for 100% stock div. paid April
"Adjusted for 100% stock div. paid Dec.
301934.
311934.
i
2134 July
234 July
3734 July
27
July
1734 July
47
July
2434 July
434 July
55
July
3234 July
2634 July
7534 July
29
Sale
434 Sale
55
Sale
3134 Sale
26
Sale
7434 Sale
23*
W
Sale
234 July
234 July
Sale
»
New York Real Estate
•
Baltimore Stock
•
Boston Stock
x
Buffalo Stock
California Stock
"
'*
8
31
31
18
30
1734 Apr.
234 June
3134 May
18
Mar.
13
3834 Apr.
334 July 31
434 July 29
234 June
134 May
Cleveland Stock
14
«
'«
New Orleans Stock
Philadelphia Stock
Pittsburgh Stock
Richmond Stock
St. Louis Stock
Salt Lake City Stock
San Francisco Stock
San Francisco Curb
San Francisco Mining
Seattle Stock
*•
40
44
*•
*•
/ac".
Stock
Ourb
40
,
■
Los Angeles
Los Angeles
Minneapolis-St. Paul
*«
Chicago Stock
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago Curb
Cincinnati Stock
,
Detroit 8tock
i*
*4
.
Mar.
24
Colorado Springs Stock
Denver Stock
»
*'
New York Produce
4
'«
3
9
12
.
'»
44
.
25
30
2034 Mar. 14 4334 July
18
Mar. 27 2754 July
3234 Mar. 18 6534 July
July
90
Feb
5 117
July
10
Mar. 18 19
29
Jan.
4 3634 July
1634 Mar. 13 2334 Jan.
18
Jan.
3 2734 July
July
25
Mar. 14 35
1434 Mar. 28 2434 July
July
4634 Jan. 12 83
634 Mar. 15 18 34 J an.
1334 Mar. 22 2434 Jan.
234 July
134 Mar*. 15
15 34. July
Jan. 11
6
Mar. 14
234 Jan.
1
Feb.
5 3534 May
34
7
Jan.
3
SJ4 Apr.
7
3134 Jan.
25 X Feb.
Feb.
58
Apr.
2 75
51 Jan. 15 65 34 June
1134 Mar. 12 2134 Jan.
2534 Mar. 13 4634 July
20
Apr.
4 3634 July
3534 Mar. 13 5334 Apr.
7334 Mar. 13 8234 Apr.
14
Sept. 20 1934; replaced
replaced no par stock share
New York Ourb
»
19
23
7834 July
New York Stock
•
63
iV*
80
July
4634 July
Adjusted for 25% stock div. paid June 11934.
The National Securities Exchanges on which
low prices since July 1 1933 were made (designated
by superior figure* In tables), are as follows;
x
1
18
Sale
44
^
,
Listed July 12 1934; par value 10s.
£1 par, share for share.
**
Par value 550 lire listed June 27 1934;
600lire par value.
July 24
2434 July 29
83
July 29
1134 July 17
2
17
July
234 July 29
1534 July 27
234 July 22
35
74
July
for share.
«
15
24
17
Par value 400 llreiUted
500 lire par value.
Listed April 4 1934;
1
July
July
3634 July
5134 July
81
July
Sale
3
41
Ex-rights.
1 Companies reported in receivership.
**
Adjusted for 25% stock dividend paid Oct.
19
3634 July 24
8
2034 July
2734 July 18
23
23i
Ex-dividend.
117
4634 July
43
23* Sale
3734 Sale
27 X Sale
17 % Sale
4534
47
y
.
3934 July
..10
IIIi
31
2734 July 23
6534 July 31
4334 Juiy
y± July
32
22
.100
Sale Prices
3334 Sale
4934 Sale
7834 80
Sale
..25
.100
Highest
Sale Prices
6934 July
6034 July
1634 July
534 Sale
IV
Lowest
Sale Prices
3334 July
2334 July
5234 July
109July
1134 July
32
July
1834 July
2734 July
35
July
16
July
6434 July
July
July
July
July
July
7034 Sale
6134 Sale
1834 Sale
453*
78 H
*0
M
6934 Sale
62
Sale
35
No par value.
Deferred delivery,
Sale
1334 Sale
234 Sale
9
32
Cash sales.
Aug.
Sale
83
163*
preferred
25,100 Zenith Radio Corp
226,500 Zonlte Products Corp...
a
35
24
35
....100
Woolwortb (F W)
10
Worthtngton P Ac M
100
7% preferred "A"......100
6% preferred B
—100
Wright Aeronautical Corp..*
Wrlgley (Win) Jr
•
$6
IV Sale
Sale
IV
Sale
*
*
14,100
59,100
r
27H
-..--5
"A"
Sale
Sale
Sale
preferred....*
Wilson Ac Co
Sale
115
34
Wllcox-Rlch Corp class A...*
25,600 Yale Ac Towns Mfg Co...
122,400 Yel Trk Ac C'ch class B.
7% preferred
.....
4,690
129,900 Young Spring Ac Wire ...
276,500 Youngst'n Sh Ar Tube...
5H% preferred.......
11,300
«»Listed
Sale
Macb—
Wilcox Oil 9c Gas
Sale
Sale
Sale
new...*
White Rk M Spr ctfs
H
Sale
50
White Motor
Highest
Sale Prices
Ask
26H
Sale
—
8,100
43,300
1,740
29,100
109,300
5,200
X
Ask Bid
42
Sale
1
Lowest
July 31
July 1
100
658,500 Western Union Tel eg
194,400 Westlnghouse Air Brake —*
1,472,600 Westlnghouse El Ac Mfg..50
7% 1st preferred—
50
6,450
*
45,200 Weston El lnstr—
Class A
*
3,260
Westvaco Chlorine Prod....*
41,100
845 Wheel's & Lake Erie Ry ColOO
290
6% non cum pref
100
•
24,800 Wheeling Steel Corp..
Preferred..............100
17,600
143",800
*
to
July 31 1935
Shares
Shares
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN JULY
Low from
July 1 1933
STOCKS
43
EXCBANGE—STOCKS
>•
Spokane Stock
>«
,
Washington (D. O.) Stock
31
23
31
15
24
24
3
18
24
29
29
3
9
29
27
8
27
2
3
28
18
7
17
18
24
26
2434 July 29
434 Jan.
7
55
July 31
3234 July 18
2634 July 30
7534 July 24
334 July 31
4J4 Jan. 10
I
New York Curb
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
Sales1935
Stock
July
Shares
1934
4,960,878
29,935,783
Jan. 1 to July 31
:'l935 ■':
Sales
■
4,145,740
42,603,381
Bond
1934
$101,874,000
724,611,000
July
Jan. 1 to July 31
$73,894,000
682,488,000
NOTICE.—Deferred lailvery, uadar the rule and caih nles, are 11 are jar dad la the month's range, unless tuey are the only transactions of the month, and when selllnt
utsldeof the regular monthly range are shown in a footnote In tha montn in wnloh they ooeur.
No aoeount Is taken of such sales in computing the range for the year.
AGGREGATE
In
SALES
Low from
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1
July
Shares
July 311935
Shares
,
STOCKS
600 Acetol Product*, Inc. A
2,600 Acme Wire Co v t c
Par
300
100
1,550
1,600
30,100
1,900
25,000
9,400
2,900
5,200
2,900
600
6,200
800
300
2,400
7% 1st pf
Aero Supply Mfg class A
Class B
100
*
>
—_
Agfa Ansco Corp com
Alnsworth Mfg Corp com
Convertible
-
160
„
"""loo
......
"l"8o6
34,200
11,850
6,050
1,700
T,66o
400
17 pre*—.*
16 preferred.—
*
Algoma Consol Corp com—_*
..5
7% preferred......—
Allied Mills lnc——
Aluminum Co common..
Preferred.
*
...1**
Aluminum Good* Mfg
—*
Aluminum Industries com..*
Aluminum Ltd..——..—.*
6% preferred...........100
99
Series C warrants.........
57
3,100
Series D warrants.........
7,500 Amer Beverage Corp—
1
520 American Book Co—...100
700 Amer British Be Contr Corp.*
10
""200
1,600
1,500
2,400
200
100
50
30
26
25
Ala Power Co
Alliance Investment com...*
Allied Internat Investing
*
Amer
mm
'
mm
mm
m
m
mm
2
2%
6%
3M
Sale
8
Sale
17
16
H
%
32
54
31% July
65% July
62% Sale
58,700
451,900
"""400
725
18%
Sale' "18% Sale"
52 %
Sale
62% Sale
98% Sa}e
400
1%
41
67 %
1%
69%
400
Common class B——..*
5,100
400
2%
2,825
Sale
Sale
21% Sale
1% July
4 Sale8
52.100
3,900
8,800
1.600
600
4,700
44% Sale
3% Sale
21%
23
21% Sale
r
2%
214
2%
2M
2%
3%
% Sale
24 %
Sale
30
24
Sale
28% Sale
31% Sale
27 % Sale
L05% Sale
Sale
15"r Sale'
"3% Sale"
%
%
15% Sale
11% Sale
16% Sale
Salle
12
......25
%
%
"2" "July "25
July 16
July 29
19% July 31
76
July 16
39
July
1
2% July 12
20% July 29
100
59%
60%
16% Sale
4
4%
.%«
Sale
18" Sale"
1% Sale
64% Sale
20
4%
Sale
4%
% Sale
.—*
20% July 20
2%
1%
Xi
24%
22% July
[12%
July
July
July
July
July
20
19,000
10,500
1,200
16,700
1,400
8,400
""25
400
10
3.200
133", 000
1,700
21,400^
1,400
6,500
690
825
4
15
21
6
% Jan.
40
21
Jan.
3
,
78% July 10
69% July 10
% Feb.
9
% Mar. 25
% Feb;
5
May 20
May 24
July 18
July 31
July 27
8% Mar. 5
33
May 16
68 % July 30
7
Apr. 12
_
Mar. 30
10
16
July 26
May 22
% June 12
1% Apr. 12
% Jan. 29
July 25
4
% Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
5
16
4% July
6
Mar. 13
3% July 31
0% Feb. 27
2% July
8
23
0
5
27
Mar. 15
Mar. 7
Jan. 22
3
July
1
16
Apr. 29
8
"25
Apr.
Feb.
3% July 29
%, July 26
July 31
28% July 31
31% July 31
106% July 27
15
July 31
4
July 18
%• July
3
% July
9
July
Mar. 13
30
23% July
Jan.
76
Mar. 14
2% July 12
27% July
104% July
10% July
3% July
20
16% May
76
Jan.
21
Feb.
Feb.
20
7
Apr.
3
Jan.
21
11
Mar.
1
% Apr. 16
2% July 12
3% July 29
% July 26
0
July 31
8% July 31
1% July 31
7% June 6
5
July 31
4
July 18
15% July
10% July
24% July
"% July
12% July
16% July 31
12% July
5
July
25
10
2
16
% July
15
July 31
15
Jan.
9
% Mar. 19
6% July 31
2% July
5
5
July 16
8
Feb. 25
% May 25
15
July 31
1
Jan. 23
19% Jan.
6
1 % June 24
65
July 31
21
July 31
4% May 27
9
15% May 27
Apr.
Mar.
15%"July "16 "18" July "31
1% July
16
68% July 23
14% July 22
4% July
2
%
% July
1% July
2
July 31
July 31
4% July
2
65
21
5%
6
5% Sale
5%
5
8
Jufy"i5
-
.
5% July
g
Mar. 29
Jan.' 23
12% Apr. 11
% Mar. 13
44
Feb.
21
7% Mar. 12
4
15
% Mar. 19
% May 13
15% May 24
July "23
5% July
9
14% May 15
4
May 2
4% Apr. 24
% July
1
0%
5% Juxy
4
7% Mar. 14
17% Feb.
7
3% Apr. 11
% Mar. 27
"6%
6% July 23
7% May 23
Appalachian Elec Power—
3.520
7% preferred
..*
9,300 Arcturus Radio Tube......l
13,700 Arkansas Nat Gas com.—..*
§£422
Class A——..—...*
39,172
Preferred.........— ...I®
620 Arkansas P Be L %7 pref....*
75,520 Armstrong Cork com
.*
49,500 Art Metal Works common...5
...
3,300
July
Am dep rets ord red—.£1
46,500 Angostura Wupperman——1
600 Apex Elec Mfg Co common..*
„
870
3,500
3,100
18,400
16,900
12
1% Jan.
16 % May
22
57
44% July
6
3% July 31
20% July 29
Anglo-Persian Oil Co Ltd—
800
13,500
May 20
50% Apr.
2% Jan.
5
Apr.
1% Feb.
1
11,400 Amer Thread preferred—.5
500 Amsterdam Trading Am she..
com
_%
15
16%
17%
1% Sale
Amer Potash Be Chem
Anchor Post Fence
July 25
5
34% July 29
11% Jan.
Macn com....20
Amer Light A Trac com....25
Corp..*
375,209 American Superpower......*
24,800
1st preferred*............*
33,270 ; Preferred................*
7,900
2% July 26
69% July
9
9
Mar. 19
Mar. 27
Feb. 26
Mar.
6
Mar. 13
July 31
July 27
% July 29
19% July 31
2
112
8,425 American Meter Co
......*
200 Amer Pneumatic Service....*
_
99
13
69% July
Sal?
%
12% Jan.
—
64% July 18
68% July 30
69%
„2%
100
6% preferred
Feb.
5
Mar. 18
29" Jufy"l7
76
1,350 Amer Mfg Co common
.100
54,700 American Maracalbo——...i
"6,800
"""450
>300 Amer Laund
147,900
% July 26
2
19% July
7% Mar. 28
21
July 27
110% July 10
July 18 11% Mar. 4
June 14
4
Mar. 23
Jan. 21
7
July
8
Jan.
A...*
9,300 American Investors com——1
1,500
Warrants.................
«
% July
17% July
52% July
85
July
11% July
68
1%
39
3
18
—....1
...
600
2,250
21,700
Mar. 25
Sale Prices
Feb.
Feb.
2
...-
2,100 American Equities Co
*
14,900 Amer Be Foreign Power wart..
36,900 Amer Founders Corp.. .....I
2,175
7% let pref. ser B
50
.5,742
6% 1st pref series D.....50
512,500 American Gas Be Klec com...*
32,875
Preferred.*......
...*
2,100 Amer Hard Rubber Co com.50
1,900
1
65% July
50 Amer Dlst Tel N J common..*
4,300
8,300
750
1,275
69,000
2,600
% July
1
'24% July"
_*
Preferred.......
Mar. 7
Feb. 23
Apr. 22
41% Jan. 15
37
Jan,
4
I*
Amer Cities Power Be Lt Corp
Conv class A——25
com cl
26
8
29
22
30
'
31
10
10
27
10
mmmm-m^mmm
8
20,350
.....
July
% July
mm
9
Class B
55
Sale
46
300 Amer Cyanamid
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
35
July
78% July
69% July
July
Sale
»6
17
37
$5.50 prior preferred......*
100
%
Highest
Sale Prices
2% Feb. 28
Jan. 18
Feb,
S3 preferred..........—*
100,400
15
July
109% July
5
July
1% July
6
July
27
July
1
July
14% July
Sale
35
72
Vs
60
,
Highest
Sale Prices
.
at
Capital Corp com cl A*
Common class B......
mm
1
935 Ala Gt Sou RR ordinary...50
8,720
4,520
1,100
1,600
300
2,800
267,600
65,050
22,460
5,300
700
8,000
2,730
1%
5
12
preferred——*
Warrant*
m*
27
*
Air Investor* Inc common..*
„
2,250
1,180
3,675
23,400
2%
6%
66 %
20
Adam* MUli*
Ask
Ask Bid
Lowest
Lowest
Sale Prices
July 31
July 1
Bid
*
.
""600
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
PRICES IN JULY
July 1 1933
"57%
97
1
Sale
% Sale
/
1%
Sale
1
3%
3%
"22% Sale"
5%
Sale
7
7%
8% Sale
8%
Vs Sale
% Sale
....
1%
1%
125 Assoc Telep Co $1.59 pref...*
1,500 Associated Telep Utilities..*
9%
Sale"
"l% "1%
„95 Atlantic Coast Line Co
Atlas Corp
•
50
com........ _.*
$3preferred A.............*
Warrants................
7,400 Atlas Plywood Corp........*
41,800 Auto Voting Machine com..*
5,275 Aston Fisher Tob class A— !•
12,925 Babcock Be WHcotCo.
...*
for footnotes see page
56.
8%
%
%
2%
'32
100
%
1%
1%
5
72
July
July
July
July
July
25
13
24
22
31
July 20
25% July 16
7% July 18
July
July
July
July
July
9
71
June 24
3
% Jan.
1% May 27
1% May 29
5
July 31
72
July 20
25% July 16
7% July 18
100
Jan.
%. Mar.
% Mar.
% Feb.
2% Mar.
41% Jan
16% Mar.
3% Mar.
.
July
"4% ""4%
"4% Sale"
52
52%
2% Sale
3%
4
9
Sale
47
Sale
53
Sale
3% Sale
4%
5
8% Sale
53% Sale
.....
...
9" July
52% July
2% July
3% July
8% July
50
July
45% July
Feb.
6
June
7
Mar. 28
July
9
July
8
July 27
July 19
"li% July"30
54
July 18
3% July 30
5
July 24
9% July
8
54
July 30
49
July
27
Apr.
1
Mar. 20
3% July
32 July
*A« July
"9"" Sale" "il% Sale"
Feb.
July
% July
% July
9 245
2
i
145
July 27 145
4% July
2
5%
24!
10 Associates Invest Co.——..*
39,500 Atlantic Coast Fisheries...
472,300
20,100
115,700
July
% July
July
% July
3% July
72
July 20
22% July
1
5% July
5
1
Associated Klec Industries—
42,400
American deposit rects..£l
10,400 Assoc Gas Be Elec com ......I
94,300
Class A
J
3,900
$5 preferred..............*
30,900
Warrants
2,500 Associated Kayon Carp com.*
.
97
% Sale
1% Sale
1% Sale
5
Sale
9
9
July 27
J July 8
May 20
July
9
«3» Junp
7
2% Jan.
7
24% July
9
% July
8
July 27
July 27 145
June 21
10% Jan.
5
Mar. 29 30
Jan. 10
Mar. 14 11% July 30
July 18
Apr. 11 54
Mar. 20
3% May 16
Mar.
9
6% Jan.
7
9 % July
Jan.
2
8
Feb.
1
May
2 60
Mar. 14
49% June 18
Apr.
2
Jan.
10
NEW YORK
Aug., 1935]
NEW
Jan.
July 311935
%
18,300
87,700 Bellanca Aircraft Ttc
1
1,300 Bell Telep Co of Canada..100
1,400 Benson & Hedges com—
1,600
Convertible preferred
*
4,700 Blckford's lnc com........
500
(2.50 Conv prof
....*
35,800 811m (R W) A Co common...*
34,400 Blue Ridge Corp com.......!
25,000
Opt 6% Conv pref
....*
18,100 81umanthal (S) Ac Co com.. *
1,125 Bohack (H C) Co common..
80
7% 1st preferred.......100
1,250 Borne Scrymser Co
25
200 Botany Consol Mills com
*
3,850 Bourjois lnc
98,800 Bower Roller Bearing..
.5
100
300
1,800
300
18,300
6,600
2,300
12,900
376
10
700
4 J4
234
134
'lix
10 3*
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
X July
July
434 July
127
July
2
4
Sale
July
Sale
10
7 X July
12
Sale
11
July
3334 July
"934 Sale"
534 July
134 Sale
134 July
43« Sale
415* July
Sale
634 July
6
July
634
50
45
July
6H
634 July
73*
"6 3*
1 X
Sale
1%
A*
60
63*
Sale
4
Sale
Sale
25
3!*
1
July
26
2 4034 July
53* July
3
July
8 127
4
July
23
10
July
26
1234 July
5
July
23 34
934 July
11
134 July
2
2 4434 July
18 10 X July
734 July
17
July
18 50
7
July
2
334
3* Feb. 27
May 22
4034
534
IX Apr.
5
123
May 25 132
4
134 Feb. 18
10
5
Mar. 12
14
834 Feb.
1
3334 Apr. 12 35
934
33* Mar. 18
29
23
15
13
8
31
31
18
16
31
11
25
23
18
18
25
1
Mar. 20
Mar. 15
Jan. 15
24
2
23* July
8
July
734 July
1
July
34 July
63* July
2734 July
23
1534 July
630
7% 1st preferred...
100
15,600 Brazilian Tr Lt Ac Pr ord..^*
1,300
3,500
1,700
900
50
500
3,100
1
734
134
6
634
634 Sale
.._
Registered
...
1634
163*
15
*
*
Coupon stock (bearer)
100
8
143*
British Amer Tobacco, Ltd—
2,200
1,200
16,000
1,700
„34
1534
Am dep rets ord reg
10s
325 British Col Power class A..*
6,800
2,350
,
Bulova
500
2,400
46,375
2,400
4,575
300
Watch
$3
900
conv
9,600
43
Sale"
134
1% Sale
131
11
Jan.
15
65
6
7
Feb.
July
2
25
3* Jan.
5
Mar. 29
21,700 Cable Elec Prod
3
163* July 30
1434 Mar. 22
3
30:
29:
July
3834 July
134 July
243* Mar.
400
Sale
53*
4%
44 3* July
134 July
12
1
"23*
July
1
734 July 23
Canadian Hydro Elec
50
26,100
5,800
110,000
146,700
1,700
6,800
700
15,800
8,700
400
1,200
B
non-voting
.........*
1
.25c
Sale
Sale
Carlb Syndicate com
Carman 8c Co conv A stk
50
(6 preferred
Xn June 24
Mar. 21
1534
1634
734 Sale
15
Sale
7
Sale
834
8
Sale
Celanese Corp of Amer—
1,700
120
295
4,800
1,425
It May
934 July
83* July
2 3* July
3
July
834 July
1934 July
1
79
Jan.
3
Jan. 10
Mar. 13
Mar. 4
Jan.
3
11
Mar.
734
63*
134
134
63*
17
900
2,700
6,500
""466
834
28"~ Sale"
1334
28"" Sale"
14 3*
Sale
42
14
Sale
34
Sale
943
400
40
Sale
"4X "434
13 34
150
2,700
"'"966
9,100
30,400
""'166
25" 400
2,500
1434
434
Sale
18
140"" Sale
2834 Sale
2334 Sale
ilx "1534
1834 Sale'
134 Sale
17
Sale
134 Sale
1534 Sale
"1434
July "26
634 July 31
5% Conv preferred
104,700
34 Sale
33
Sale
14 3* Sale
16 3* July
12
834 July 19
60
66
1334 Mar. 14
434 Apr.
2
15
34 July 24
6
July 19
234 July 19
7
July 30
334 July 13
43* July 12
3
1434 July
131
July
%
434
8
53*
4 3*
1834
2
9
31
30
31
July
July
July
July
July 30
July 31
140"" July'31
34 July
2834 July
34 July
19 3* July
2
July
19 3* July
134 July
16
July
16
20
3,300
49,100
3,000
50
63,100
Warrants
..
Community P & L 1st pref..*
Gommunltv Water Serv .....1
ComoMines
...1
Compo Shoe Machinery.....!
50 Conn Gas & Coke Sec (3 pf. *
115,500 Consolidated Aircraft com. 1
'"34,
41
33
July
1234 July
18
24
Mar.
•
193
303
X Mar. 13
434 June 11
64
72
68
83
80
34 Sale
Sale
1634
63
75
Sale
Mar.
63* Mar. 5
734 Mar. 27
334 Jan. 16
4
Apr. 26
Mar. 27
2334 Jan.
3
534 Jan. 11
13* May 18
%
_
May 15
534 Mar. 28
34 June
7
Jan.
32
Mar. 14
12 5* July 24
5* July 25
234 July
1734 July 22
46
9 3* July
July
8
1234 July 31
38
334
311,200 Consol Copper Mines
5
111,600 Con Gas BL&P Bait com.."
800 Consol Min 8c Smelt Ltd...25
155
11,900 Cons Retail Stores lnc com 5
490
8% pref w w
.......100
3,900 Consol Royalty CHI
...
10
6,950 Cont'l GAR 7% pr pref
100
2
140
400 Continental Oil of Mexico..!
"""260
13,200 Cooper Bessemer Corp com..*
8,300
$3 preferred A....
1,200 Copper Range Co..
*
Sale
Sale
400
For footnotes see page 56
334
33* Sale
8434 77 X
16134
170
234
234 Sale
83
165
170
234
46
Sale
69
Sale
3*
3*
700 Continental Secur common.*
3,500
1,000
77 3*
2434
2634
July
July
July
July
46
July
134 July
69
July
7434
34
X
"~3 3* July
334 Sale
3 3* July
43* Sale
2234 July
23
Sale
72 3*
3
July
3 34 July
853* July
- July
234 July
50
July
13* July
763* July
171
"334 July'
434 July
24
July
3 3* July
5
34 Jan.
2
July 22
18 x70
8434 June 22
2
34 Jan.
2
534 Jan. 15
3* May
4
1X July 26
1234 Apr. 26
46
July
8
7
June 11
X, Jan.
2
123* June 24
1
June
6
234 Apr. 26
1834 Mar. 31
46
July
8
1234 June 31
Jan.
Jan.
110
300
950
July
73
1/
Jan.
*
26,000
8,700
1,600
Jan.
473* Jan.
Merchandising v t c
(3.50 preferred
3
23
May 31
263* May 31
73* July 31
4
Apr. 26
34 May
9
41
July 31
1834 Feb. 20
2
June 25
34 Jan. 14
7
Mar.
4
13* May 24
35
July 27
34 Mar. 30
Consol Automatic
400
17
2134 May 31
234 May 28
22
May 28
Mar.
25
5
% July
34
%
1134 Sale
34
3*
234 Sale
153* Sale
1234 Sale
34 Jan.
193* July 18
23* May 27
34 Mar.
6
34 July 31
a:70
July 22
84
July
5
.
1034 Sale
13* Apr. 26
Jan.
7
30
X Mar.
""AtJuly "24
July
34 June 11
3* May 31
July
9
134 Mar. 19
34 Jan.
Apr.
34 Jan.
1234 Jan.
July "27
July 31
July 29
9
434 July 31
8
July 30
53* July 31
534 Feb. 20
1234 Mar. 22 1834 July 31
243* Apr. 10 243* Apr, 10
Feb. 18
115
Mar. 29 157
1
73
6834 Sale
813*
6
~ Mar. 13
Mar.
1
2
13* July 18
35
July 27
1
Sale
34 Sale
207.900
6,200
8,300
293,200
34,000
800
803* July 15
Jan. 26
143* July 31
42
July 31
36
16
July 31
2234 July 31
73* July 31
"""34 July'
Sale
1734 Sale
40 3*
5* July
9
X July
2
18
34 July 10
15
July
"
134 July
1534 July
134 July 25
14
July
3
17 3* July
"""!/« Sale
34
Sale
64
3
July
1734 July
634 July
Sale
Feb. 23
Feb. 27
Jan. 10
105
Commonwealth 8c Sou Corp—
800
Feb. 14
May 28
193* Feb. 18
834 July 19
10
25
Columbia Oil 8c Gasoline—
21,800
July 27
May
8
May 10
July 31
110
X, July
3<«
34.
.100
56,400
Vot trust ctfs
.•
1,050 Columbia Pictures Corp com *
94,883 Commonwealth Edison... 100
23*
43*
834
1934
Feb.
90
May
July
5 10534 July 22
July 22 a;9734 Mar.
July
8 105
8
Apr.
1034 July 12
July 31
6934 May
7234 July
6 803* July 15
25
May
27
July 11
July
8 31
x834 Mar.
13
July 16 14 3* July 31
42
July 31
203* Jan.
34
July
1
Columbia Gas 5t Elec Corp—
•
Jan. 15
May
6
May
6
8
2234 Sale
73* Sale
20
3,700 Cities Serv Pr 8c Lt (4 pref..*
1,550
(7 preferred
..*
8,700 City Auto Stamping Co
•
300 City & Suburban Homes ColO
14,200 Claude Neon Lights com
1
26,100 Cleveland Elec Ilium com...*
121,300 Cleveland Tractor com
*
275 Clinchfleid Coal com
100
1,000 Club Aluminum Utensil com *
500 Cohn & Rosenberger com..*
68,200 Colon Oil Corp common
10,525 Colt's Patent Fire Arms Mfg25
550
Sale
8
12,080
1,443
26,400
880,900
64,000
10,000
97,800
6.000
10
Mar. 14
34 Sale
,9
Sale
434 Sale
34 Sale
14.900 Chief Consol Mining Co
1
Chllds Co preferred.. ...100
Chicago Nipple Mfg class A.50
Chicago Rivet 8c Machine...*
Cities Service common.
.*
Preferred
...
•
6,600
Preferred B
•
1,360
Preferred BB
*
1,500
4,820
23
104
2,000
Common......
...1
69,600 Central States Elec com—1
4,600
7% preferred..
.....100
6,150
6% pref without warr.. 100
975
Conv preferred
100
2,725
Conv pref opt ser 1929..100
18,200 Centrifugal Pipe Corp
...*
II,400 Charts Corp com
.....*
25 Cheriy-Burrell Corp com...*
3,350 Chesebrough Mfg.........25
225
2
Jan.
8
June
5
Apr. 23
Apr. 30
5
61
<'«nt 8c Southwest UtU—
12,000
1,250
1,400
8
,
Jan.
134 June 21
3& June 25
100
16,200
7% 1st partlc pref......100
3,975
7% prior prefer red
...100
6,100 Celluloid Corp com
15
1,995
1st preferred
..........*
1,545
(7 div preferred
*
27,400 Cent Hud G A E v tc......
6,975 Cent Pow & Lt 7% pref...l00
575
10
3 J4 Mar. 7
20
Feb. 13
61
Apr. 30
57
194,700 Catalin Corp of Amer......
1,200
12
234 Apr. 27
734 Jan.
2
5434 Jan.
....*
135.900 Carrier Corp common.....
17,100
33,000
Sale"
834 July
3
734 July 31
1 X July 12
234 July
1
8
July 11
1834 July 22
Apr.
3*8 Jan.
1
2
26
493* Apr. 30
13| June 26
25
3
1
834 Sale
Sale
134
2
234
234
July
30
Feb. 27
34 Jan. 30
134 Mar. 7
6
June 29
34 July
1934
Sale
19
5
13* July
X July
5
July
.*
Carnation Co common.....*
350 Carolina P 8c L (7 pref.....
2
3* Feb.
3
1
5
'734
Canadian Marconi Co
29
21
3
24
4
June 25
253* Mar. 29
83* Jan.
7
93* Jan. 16
40
July 17
2334 July 24
10034 July
3
Mar. 12
30
74
■
9
834
1
24
2
Corp
6% 1st preferred.......100
Can Indus Alcohol cl A....
4
Mi July
20 Canadian Gen Elec 7% pfd.50
2,100
11
13* July
34 July
5
July
134
6
Cables 8c Wireless—
1,800
30
163* June 20
June 22
16
313* Jan.
2934 July
Mar. 29
2
July 26
5
1
1
May 17
2734 Feb. 21
Apr.
263* Apr.
213* July
5
Apr.
534 June
3034 Jan.
143* Jan.
693* Jan.
May 10
1
7
27
July
3
July 24
3 X July
213* July
7
July
734 July
40
July
2334 July 24
10034 July
3
334 July
2134 July
6
July
634 July
3934 July
2234 July
97
July
2
June 22
16
2934 July 24
2934 July 22
31
34
34
AA
♦
v t c
30
3
26
5
1034 Jan.
9J4 May 17
134 May 20
1
Jan.
7
34 Mar. 18
634 Apr.
1
25
Jan. 16
3
Jan.
3
17
17
1
34
34
14,600
Am dep rets A ord sh
£!
12,400
Am dep rets B ord sh
£!
7,000
Am dep rets pref sh
£1
9,600 Calamba Sugar Estate Co.20
134 Jan.
8
July
33* Jan.
234 July
July
234
234
634 Sale
Sale
6
23* July
25
13*
34 Sale
5
434
"234 Sale
*
400
200
434 Feb. 19
283* July 31
June 12
16
20
Warrants
300
12,000
2
May 23
103* July 23
18
July
Mar.
6
8 X July
834 July
13* July
34 July
6 X July
2734 July 30
31
27
29
3834 Sale
5,800 Burma Corp, Amer dep rets..
67,200 Butler Bros
......10
600
63*
403*
2234 Sale
40
27
*
*
preferred—
734
7
97~" Sale
Co lnc—
conv
Burco lnc common—...
1,000
3934
39
pref
......*
Bunker Hill 8c Sullivan....10
(3.50
1634
1634
"7
2,375 Brown Co 6% pref
.....100
15,800 Brown Forman Distillery... 1
5,250 Buckeye Pipe Line
50
46,200 Buff Nlag 5c Bast Pow pref.25
8,350
(5 1st preferred...
.._*
500
X
n
334 Sale
4
33*
9,500
1,300
834
134
3034 Sale
£1
reg...£l
Amer dep rets ord bear.
Amer dep rets ord
16
British Celanese Ltd—
400
25
375
Sale
"
Class A
British-American Oil Co
700
934
834
IX
8 3*
8
62,100 Bridgeport Machine com...
4,600 Brill Corp class A.........
I,800
Class B
5,300 Brillo Mfg Co common—...*
300
6.700
July 31
_...
Bowman Biltmore Hotels—
10
6,875
11
31
31
15
11
June 28
5
50
283* July 31
3
Jan.
July
July
May
May
46
3
2334 July
Jan.
8
July 23
June 18
Jan.
2
35
34 May 15
334
4
2834 Sale
4
Sale
3
........
42,500
Ask
Sale
40
790 Baumann (L) & Co pref.,100
3,000
Ask Bid
warr
190
Lowest
Sale Prices
July 31
July 1
Bid
Par
STOCKS (Continued)
12,000 Baldwin Locomotive
1,800
1
to
1
Shares
Shares
SINCE JAN.
July 1 1933
YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
In
July
RANGE
PRICES IN JULY
Low from
AGGREGATE SALES
15
CURB EXCHANGE
1
Jan.
5234 Jan.
L343* Feb.
2
June
343* Jan.
Feb.
36
2*
Mar.
Mar.
Apr.
334 Apr.
163* Jan.
3
July
4
Jan.
17
5
434 June
853* July 10
182
May 22
334 Feb. 15
June 13
51
2
May
7
July 11
May 21
334 July 31
2
534 Jan.
7®B
27
4
June 21
Jan.
7
46
NEW YORK
SALES
AGGREGATE
In
Lowfrom
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1
July
Shares
12,000
8,200
600
STOCKS (Continued)
83,500
21,500
6,400
19,400
1,700
200
Ciord Corp-.
——————————5
.■»
7,000
»2
Cosden OH
Co
com
3%
1
10
Sale
2%
% Sale
2% July 23
3 % Sale
40%
44
3
July
3
36% July
5
% July
5
% July 24
3
34
Sale
% Sale
100
Preferred.............
2%
1
:
Lowest
Sale Prices
3 K July
8
4
July 18
40
100
2,000
93,758
1,100
650
31,200
51,700
13,500
"3,806
6,700
100
400
100
62,200
1,400
200
13% July 16
Engine Bldg Corp......100
Crane Co com.............25
...
Oe Haviland
.
8,100
25
18
1
2
% July 24
14% July
10
11% Mar. 18
17" Sale
16% Sale"
6%
16
8K
Sale
% Sale
10
% Sale
11
Sale
IK
2
Sale
2j
3
31
Sale
"""
% July
9% July
1 % July
31
July
July
W 1% July
102
IK
'lK Sale
Sale
5%
9*4
Derby OH & Ref com.......*
preferred..
Fdry
6
12
6
5
9%
10%
5
%~July
17
11% July
1% July
12 31
July
25 102% July
'
2% July
17
July 25
10
5M
6
10%
July
IK
IK
IK
-
—
*
5% July
13
6% July
Sale
3
11K
1,600
121,600
22,100
Am dep rets ord reg.
14,400
583,600 Distillers Corp SeagramsLtd*
""466
3% Sale
12
UK
L)
(W,
80
300
800
2}
July 13
July 26
4
July
July
26
9
113
23% July
22% July
21
July
6
15
19
13
2,900
3,500
3,800
"'"506
1,600
346,800
26,700
11,000
9,500
14,300
825
-
1,300
3,400
2,425
Sale
19% Sale
101% Sale
15%
162 "
ZA
Sale"
17%
55
250
100
"i',306
300
34,600
"18"'
'"% ~"K
,
5K
%
1
7% Sale
Sale
Sale
4§!
64
5%
5%
3% Sale
48% Sale
61%
64%
%
%
Sale
K
%
....
.
47,666
*4
Ik "~4% "4%
%
7K
59
Sale
32% Sale'
%
1
10% Sale
Sale
70
52%
3K
3?i
Sale
Sale
59% Sale
10
.
sale
Sale
4
13
67
Sale
Sale
%
Y4l
34
Sale
4
4K
%
'/
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Sale
■
,4
1
4%
#4% Sale
70
1,600 Empire Dlst Elec 6% pref.100
7,450 Empire G Ac F 7% pref....100
4,700
8% preferred.
100
1,700
6% preferred...........100
550
6)4% preferred
100
31,300 Empire Pow Coro part stk
400 Emsco Derrick & Equip Co.5
243,300 Equity Corp common......10
800 Eureka Pipe Line..
13
15%
"1% Sale"
36
Sale
19
1
com
Pajardo Sugar...........100
Falstatf Brewing
...
..1
Fanny Farmer Candy com—1
Fansteel Products Inc..
*
Fedders Mfg
*
Co class A
200
1%
54,100 Ferro Enamel Corp com
.*
6,400 Flat Amer dep rets...
33,700 Fldelio Brewery
......1
Sale
35%
7
Sale
% Sale
%
%
Sal4"
8
92
Sale
8%
98
8%
4
15%
8% Sale
86
Sale
4
9%
4%
17%
—
100 Film Inspection Machine...*
90
19,200
1,700
10,200
3,750
27,900
275
16,900
^ 680
121,100
7,900
*
Fire Assoc of Phila
10
First Nat Stores 7%
lstpf.100
Flsk Rubber Corp'common.. 1
Preferred....
.....100
*
88,800 ""Hntkote Go class A..
22,700 Florida Power At Lt S7 pref..*
192,650 Ford Motor of Canada cl A..*
Class B
*
2,750
....
112,100
2,500
""600
Ford Motor Co, Ltd,
!
Amer dep rets. .Ord reg <1
Ford of France Am dep rets.
5,400 Foremost Dairy Prod com...*
Conv preferred
4,000
*
17
17%
25%
%
25
2
2
July
23
July
"3
July
7% July
1
July
4
ye
1
1
July
1
July
2
July
2
July
1
July
22
% July
1
3% July
69% July
2
5
8
July
~~
July 10
July 30
July 25
July 23
15% July
2
12% July
2
1% July
3
35
July 24
July
9
7i« July
12
% July 25
4% Sale
9% Sale
3%
4%
19% 22
23% Sale
24%
25
8% July
5
July
July
July
10
9
11
9
5
July
July
10
8% July
2
56
6
July 11
July 18
July 11
July 11
July 12
9
July
"
9% July
4% July 22
4%
50%
66%
%
31
11
10% July 31
70
July 31
59% July 31
4% July
2
4% July
2
13
July 31
1
July 29
5
July
5
85
July 31
12% July
5,600
8,650
16,850
1,200
2,300
11,200 Garlock Packing Co com....*
14,500 General Alloys Co
*
New capital stock........*
Froedtert Grain & Malting
conv
"~We
8% Sale
%
15
pwf..
4%
15%
%
150
251
...
18,800
American dep receipts
£1
7,200 Gen Ftreproofing com.....*
"260
940
1,550
275
2,225
2,100
19,200
4,300
4,700
3,330
1,900
6,700
1,900
11,350
180
For footnotes
^95
$6 conv pref ser B
....."
Gen Investment Co com....5
$6 Preferred
._....»
Warrants..
26%
1%
14
14%
4% Sale
6% preferred A
.....100
Georgia Power 86 pref
..*
56.
*
Sale
"1% "IK
14% Sale
8% Sale
%
#
37
Sale
18%
We
%
54% Sale
%
1
42
_
Gen Tire Ac Rubber com...25
see page
..............
5
"i%
l%f Mar, 14
Jan.
May
Apr.
Feb.
May
20
4
8
16
12
19
16
3
July 31
31
irU July
4% May 27
3
% Jan.
UK July 17
Jan.
30
Mar. 18
34
10iU Jan.
7
6% May 27
Jan.
16
2
15% Apr. 29
57% May 16
2
May 23
Feb.
19
6% July
10
20
Apr. 13
15
Jan.
14
11% July 26
16% Apr.
8
21
Mar. 22
13%
10%
32%
4%
4%
May 13
Mar. 14
Jan.
5
July
8
Jan. 18
23% July
22% July
21 '
July
15
32% Jan.
5
Mar. 29
2% July 13
37
Jan.
4
11% Apr. 17
% June
3
6% July 15
3% Mar. 14
2% Mar. 12
Apr.
4
38
58
Jan.
10
% Jan.
Apr.
2
5
5
4
Mar. 13
3
Jan,
3
4
Jan.
24%
14
3%
37%
Jan. 16
Jan.
5
Mar. 13
Jan.
5
34
Jan.
7
Mar. 14
Mar. 6
Feb. 28
Mar. 8
Mar. 14
2%
2%
2%
%
%
40
Jan.
14
Jan.
25
4
Jan.
July
July
July
July
22% July
10
6
5
3
14
35
26
30
8
„
25
July
July
25% July
% July
8% Mar. 18
7% Mar. 26
56
July
July
10
9
Feb.
18
July
9
Apr. 29
May 31
11% Apr. 17
% Feb. 19
12% Mar. 27
7% May 24
Jan.
5
29
June
9
20
Jan.
70
31
31
22
24
31
9
24
31
3
Feb. 25
July
59% July
4% June
4% June
13
July
1% Jan.
5% June
85
July
12% July 22
May 21
35
July 10
37
May 31
40
May 31
35
May 31
24
Feb.
9
June
9
31
5
7% July
71
May
7
5% July 16
9% July 31
5% May 28
1% Mar.
20% July 30
% July
3
2\'a
25p
We July
% Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
5% July
July
11%
88
"2
Jan.
9
Feb.
26
Jan.
2
Jan.
11
July 30
July 31
37
32 % Jan.
37% Jan.
10% Mar.
23% June
25% June
We July
3
65% June 29
115
Apr. 16
11% Mar.
3
Jan.
July 31
June 20
21% Jan.
67
8% July
16
5
% June
7
% May 24
7
May 24
11% July 29
105
9% Mar.
% July
1
July
10 % Feb.
57
112
May 31
19% July 12
13% July 12
1 % May 10
9% Apr. 10
Jan.
2% Jan.
7% Mar.
29
4
34% June 24
1% May
9
10% July 31
38
May 23
Feb.
6
5
9% July
8
4% June 21
36
6
7
50% July 11
66% July 11
% Apr. 26
7% Mar. 7
2% Jan. 15
% Jan. 16
June 19
9%
4%
%
1%
18
2
Jan.
7
May
8
Mar. 6
Mar. 29
8
4% June 17
15% July
17
July
30
14% Apr. 22
17
26% July
% July
28% July
1% July
9
22
20
Mar. 19
% Apr 17
28% June 18
1 % Feb. 18
14
14% July 31
9% July 25
11% Mar. 12
14% July 31
9% July 25
13% July
% July
11
4% July
July
4% July
July
We July
11
2
.
4% June 25
332 July
42% July
10
2
July "20
91% July 22
74% July 23
64
July 24
332 July
55% July
43" July"25
93% July
83
July
68
July
12
6
9
24
Jan.
30
%8Jan.
10
30
Feb. 27
6% Jan.
52
50
Jan.
2
Apr.
6
21
30
Apr.
6
% June
Jan.
24
17
% Jan.
22
5
Mar. 21
% Mar. 13
38
July 20
89
Apr. 10
July
15
We Mar. 16
15
38"
Sale'
Mar. 22
16
33% May 1
6% Jan. 31
We July 12
% Apr. 18
114% July
7% July
74
July
24% July.
37
July
28% July
30% July
July
8
Jan.
5
Mar. 26
6
19
5% Feb. 21
7; • Mar. 6
8
Mar. 15
9
Apr. 26
12
June 28
1% Jan. 31
19% July
13% July
1% July
35
July
8% July
% July
% July
11% July
7
80% Mar. 13 105
55
May
9 61
13
Apr.
2 19
91 % Mar.
5 100
1 %
% Feb. 11
6
15%
81
18
14% July 10
June 19
4% Mar. 29
8
June 14
23
1
4% July
17
12
We
15
General Pub Serv 86 pref
•
General Rayon A stock....*
85 preferred
Feb.
8
1
4%
Sale
Gen Gas & Elec—
2,000
Feb.
87
22
92
8% July
"~We """"% '""%
%
General Elec Co of Great Brit
3,000
4,800
30
July
23
Foundation Co.—
600
Co
2% Feb.
6
% Feb. 15
7% Mar. 13
1 % July
3
20
32% July
% July
8% July 29
'July 11
5% July 16
9% July 31
9
4% July
20% July 30
3
% July
7% July
83% July
4
July
8% July
3% July
15% July
K July
1
July
16% July
24% July
% July
Sale
We
%
A
64%
68%
113% 113% 113% 114% 113% July
6% Sale
6% Sale
5% July
70
67
67
71% Sale
July
18% Sale
24% Sale
18% July
26%
Sale
28% 37
27% July
27% Sale
26
28% Sale
July
28
July
8% Sale
Feb.
Feb.
4 116% July 30
10
Mar. 15
18% June 14
4
Mar. 14
10
July 23
Jan.
3
% May 28
5
"9" Sale" '10%
100 Federal Bake Shops........*
500 Federated Capital Corp
*
17,200
2,200
1,700
Sale
33
.
1,025
1
30
18
7%
100
5% July
3% July
21)
23)
33%
500
15
2
43% July
1
64
July
% July 15
8% July
.....100
1,600
6% July
23
35
11,000 European ElecCoof Can A.io
Option warrants..........
18,700
*
8,900 EvnnMWallow*rLead..
400
7% preferred
..100
155,500 Et-Cell-O Aircraft A Tool..3
Fairchitd Aviation
5
Mar. 14
2
87
1
I
com
300 Elgin National Watch Co.. 15
60,800
5,550
35,000
42,200
3,900
4,400
July
July
$4 participating pref.....*
2,600 Electrographlc Corp
9,700
375
4% July 24
12 105%
61 %
18
2 100
5
%
% July
52% July 16
8
.
14,800
7,800
July
7% July
06 preferred series B......*
100 Economy Groc Stores com..*
4,400 Edison Bros Stores Inc.....*
.......
12,200 Bisler ElecrHc com.
1,228,700 Electric Bond Ac Share......5
180,600
$6 preferred
*
05 preferred
...*
52,700
1
V
27,700 Electric Power Associates
Class A
...1
38,600
2,100 Electric Pow Ac Lt 2d pf A...*
12,100
Option warrants.
27,900 Electric Shareholdings com.l
06 Conv pref with warr...*
12,250
250
5,600
4,800
1,300
8
61
July 17
15% July
1
Electilc Shovel Coal Co—
200
50
650
3
1
91
55% Sale
8%
14,700 Easy Washing Mach class B.*
1,400
19% July
17
July
98
53
.
75
22% July 23
Sale
"~K ~"K
31,600 Eagle Plcher Lead Co.....20
*
16,200 Eastern Gas Ac Fuel Assoc
13,525
6% preferred..
..100
2,350
4H% pHor preferred
100
*
6,025 Eastern States Pr com B
2,800
07 preferred series A......*
2,200
23%
Sale
4% July
400 Durham Hosiery cl B com...*
Duval Texas Sulphur
...»
3,600
Sale
21
17
49,400
450
22%
Shoe Co—
7,100
675
725
500
Sale
19 %
100
7% preferred
....100
*
49,500 Dow Chemical Co com
380 Draper Corp.....
......*
10,700 Driver Harris Co common.. 10
180
7% preferred...........100
8,500 Dubilier Cond Corp com...l
5,225 Ouke Power Co...... ...100
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
500
Am dep rets ord reg
£1
2,700
% Mar.
7
4% Jan.
5
July 18
July 18
% Jan. 28
4
40
12
Sale
900 Dominion Steel Ac Coal B..25
500 Dominion Tar & Chem, Ltd *
23 %
*
77,800, lloehler Die-Casting
;P
loo' Dominion Bridge Co........*
Douglas
10
8
% June 27
10% Jan.
Distillers Co Ltd—
30
2
29
Mar.
IK
*
-
—
Detroit Gray Iron
23,600 Dictograph Products—
34,800 Distilled Liquors Corp.
8,200
July
July
3
12
25
12
—*
$4 cum
22
£1
100
175 Diamond Shoe Corp...
11,600
% July 31
% July 31
1 17% July 31
July
2 116% July 30
15% July 20 17% July
5
10
6% July
1
July 23
1% July
2
% July 12
13% July
109
Aircraft Co—
Am
-
1,800
"l",266
K Sale
17% Sale
Sale
..
dep rets ord reg
25 Dennison Mfg 7% pref
1,700
13 %
Preferred..............100
443,300 Creole Petroleum com ......5
104,000 Crocker Wheeler Rlec Mfg..*
88,900 Croft (The) Brewing Co
1
300 Crowley Mllner & Co com...*
23,000 Crown Cent Petrol Corp
1
43,800 Crown Cork Internat cl A..*
1,300 Cuban Tobacco com v t c—•
10
6,600 Guneo Press com
800
6)4% preferred
.100
398,100 Cusi Mexicans Mining....00c
:
:•,"1'y".y\ ' v, yy':;v ..-.f
11,800 Darby Petrol Corp.........5
3,300 Davenoort Hosiery... .....*
300
2% Mar. 15
1% Mar. 20
July
K July
1% July
Cramp (Wm) Ac Sons Ship &
26,100
Highest
Sale Prices
£1
dep rets for ord ark r«j
Am
1
Sale Prices
Highest
Sale Prices
Ask
Ask Bid
'
'
-1
Lowest
July 31
July 1
Bid
Corroon Ac Reynold*—- ...1
|6 Conv prat A
RANGE SINCE JAN.
to
Par
(iourteulda Ltd
600
PRICES IN JULY
July 1 1933
July 31 1935
Shares
3,600
CURB EXCHANGE
3
55% July 30
1% Feb.
71% Jan.
99
83
68
19
8
Mar.
4
June 22
July
9
"f
AUG, 1935]
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
In
Since
July
Jan. 1
300
25
100
t
194
.
400
550
580
3,100
lj
700
11,800
1,200
157,400
100
15,900
■
■
mm
m
«*'•
•
mrnrnmrnm
200
174 July
94 July
12
3
%
Sale
2
14
14
July
July
July
July
July
July
74
4
114
22
23
127"" Sale"
1264 July
1314 Sale" 1274 July
Sale
Sale
21
July
214 23
5
6
6
44 July
15
5
4e
4
4
•
4s
63
644 Sale
4 July
k July
604 July
Sale
1
13
23
12
9
2
.
9
26
100
1,300
17,600
1,050
Page Ltd., 8s
664
14
64
1
25
84
104
4
.
Sale
Sale
1 v
684
64 July
% July
July
1
July
69
70
14 Sale
100
11
100 Hormel (Geo A) & Co
100
2,800
144
Sale
65
Sale
60
725
1st
67,200
20,800
200
50
700
2,500
900
6,350
34,050
300
2,249
Sale
55
15
244 July
4,800
471,800
8,100
34,500
8,700
9,900
760
1,000
12,600
600
144
Sale
154
Sale
144
58
Sale
604
Sale
56
H
H
34
14
34
14
274 Sale
274 Sale
4;;:
h
"34 Sale
14
14
30
4«
204
34
14
314
400
50
194
184
134
.v.
Imperial Tobacco Co of Can.5
Imp Tob of Gt Brit & Irel ..£1
Indiana
Pipe Line
"54 ""54
10
.
Sale
194
Sale
874
Ind'polis P & L 6K% Pf -.100
Sale
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
19
18
10
10
5
24
4,100
■r
..........
275
38,100
1,400
4,600
200
194 Sale
194
194
144 Sale
54
874 Sale
45
m'm
m
400
1,500
1;300
Machlnerv
Sale
14
684 Sale
334
31
31
:i
:
900
........
Petroleum
Sale
'"74 Sale"
"l'.Ioo
4,900
2,810
1,100
2
■:
"350
July 24
2
July 12
4 July
9
2
July
9
664 July
30
July
1
3
Interstate Power %t
23 4
*
2
24
>
4
H
Sale
144 Sale
pref
114 July
34 July
334 July
31
25
29
36
2
204
104
K
*
Sale
114
H
254
27
194 Sale
24
14
64
694
31
234 July
144 July
2,405
350
5H% preferred.
6% preferred
100
100
42
170
60
66
Sale
820
7% preferred
100
60 M
77
Sale
July"" 1
July
4
-v
1,250
1
1
9
11
Sale
Warrants
2,200
25 Kansas G & E 7% pref
/
"*""900
:
75
50
"4", 166
•
14
19
4
14
20
4
4
1
600
4,200
200
500
.
30,200
8,100
16,600
2,400
1,700
;
600
100
Klein (D
Emll* Co
Knott
9H
♦
10
5
84" Sale
26
Sale
i6
July
July
624 July
644 July
July
14 July
20
July
77
4 July
4 July
4
14
14
on4
20
Sale
2%
Sai^
4«
0
Sale
"6 " "64
1
Rubber...
Brandos
Bolster
Mar. 27
30
Mar. 27
5
25
May
May
May
May
14
22
17
23
Jan.
23
3
44
Jan.
24
24
24
24
12
25
8
2
8
"13
18
19
2
27
July
July
24 July
20
25
9
24
2l" July"!
134 July
u
July
26
674 July 30
70
July 27
84
July 30
14 July 11
26
July 31
is
1
15
3
25
1
July 25
22
4 July.
8
14 July 25
18
24 July
8
64
64
4
4
24 July
July
19
July
64 July
16
10
16
24 July
2
4 July
26 y> J an.
304 July
1,675
m.''
8",000
^ 800
10
loo
2,200
'=
4,100
3,500
American shares........£l
6% preferred...
.....100
4,400
3,600 Kress (S H) 8c Co spec pf. .10
I
38,300 Kreuger Brewing Co..
%
100
340 Lane Bryant 7% pref
.1
1,500 Lefcourt Realty com
Preferred
.•
5,100
'
32,200 Lehigh Coal 5c Nav....
77.500 Leonard Oil Development. .75
..
28,700
830
.15,800
Lerner
.
.
54
10
4H
32M
25*
1
V;-
7
•
100
M
5
18*
139,100
""300
warr
2H
Llbby McNeil Ac Llbby
.1#
100 Liberty Baking 7% pref.. 100
8,500
1,525
25
For footnotes
Lion
Oil
Refining
Loblaw Groceterias A
B stock
see uage
56.
50
1
52
94
224
224
144
354
i
June 22
Jan.
1
June
13
Jan.
May
May
July
Jan.
15
24
24
31
11
June 17
44
4 4
14
64
694
334
May
2
June 12
8
2
July
874 July
34 Mar. 6
114 July 31
4 July 25
28
Mar. 13
294 Feb. 13
24 Jan.
3
4 July 18
14 Jan.
8
4 Jan.
2
35
Apr. 24
4e Mar. 8
4 Mar. 19
20
Jan. 12
22
22
6
May 21
Mar. 13
29
v
7
18
6
1451 Apr. 18
34 Jan. 28
4 Mar. 28
k Jan. 23
94
154
64
394
314
34
14
24
4,
35
4
%
244
274
20
24
4
21
134
14
4
1
Apr. 22
Apr. 22
Feb.
2
July 24
July 12
Feb. 25
June 12
Jan. 30
Jan. 11
Jan. 11
May 25
Jan.
4
Jan. 19
Feb. 15
June 24
Apr. 20
Apr. 24
Jan. 31
Feb.
6
Feb. 15
Jan. 12
July
9
May
1
May 29
July
1
July 25
Jan.
5
Apr.
5
43
Feb.,
674 July
30
6G
May
70
July
July
27
30
25
;
604 Apr; 20
4 Apr. 22
18
Mar. 13
14 Apr.
304 Jan.
834 Mar. 15
4 Jan. 31
4 July 22
834 Mar. 15
% May 22
24 Jan.
8
84
Mar. 12
Feb. 27
22
Apr. 17
Feb. 27
May 23
84
4
% Mar. 22
15
Jan. 16
64 Mar. 20
14 Jan. 14
4. July
July
64 July
34 July
4
4
...
...
•
*
*
95
104
Sale
Sale
94
July
8
4 July
11
10
July
17
104
95
3
4 Jan.
25
July 26
*114 July"
57
% May
3
May 23
74 Apr. 13
34 July 24
22
•
3
15
UH
9
4s May 31
15
Mar. 29
72
ill4 Apr. 17
44 Mar. 7
Apr. 22
124 Mar. 29
124 June 17
96
754 Feb.
59 H
8
.
Stores Gorp com..
64% pref with
«
100
•
157,100 Lake Shore Mines Ltd
13,200 Lakey Foundry & Machine. 1
150
11
7
Jan.
Mar. 11
May 10
30
Jan.
344 Jan.
Jan.
Ltd—
70 Lackawanna RR N J
12",900
15
si"
14 Mar.
21
25
If
Mar. 20
June
8
19
25
18
29 108
15
15
204 Apr. 16
24 Mar. 14
14 June 26
Jan.
2
26
Koppera oas 8c Coke—
mm"
164 July 12
24 May 28
Feb.
57
V. I
.
common
8
75
24
Corp com.... .......1
Klelnert (J B)
July
Mar. 14
314 Mar. 12
34 Mar. 12
55
Jan. 21
50
........1
Kirkland Lake G M Ltd
16
5
7
84 Mar. 6
154 Mar. 14
154 Mar. 30
12
Mar. 22
75
7% preferred series B
100
5% preferred series D...100
Kir by Petroleum
Feb.
2
14
Kings County Lighting
.
12
20
83 X
.100
9,600 Kerr Lake Mines Ltd
21,500 Kingsbury Breweries com
2,100
664 Sale
H
I5h
9,500 Jonas & Naumburg Corp.2.50
10(1
13,620 Jones Ac Laughlin com
4,500
6,325
16 100
Jan.
1024 Jan.
114 Jan.
Jersey Central Pow & Lt Co—
-
Feb.
July
Jan.
7
June 18
70
134 Jan.
124 July
44 July
354 July
July
4 July
24 July
4 July
July
4 July
24 July
4s July
204
Sale
13
Sale
200
410
17
June 10
54 Feb. 18
164 July 12
2
14 Apr.
13
July
July
July
July
July
July
"34
3
14 July
1
com
10.900 Italian Superpower cl A
800
Jan.
28
Apr. 26
May 23
124
14
524
254
204
2
~6~" Juiy'le "7 4 July "16
.....50
Interstate Hosiery Mills
18
23
30
1
com
Feb.
9
16
Jan.
8
14 May 14
34 May 16
234 May 24
124 July 17
new
54,700 Irving Air Chute
8,800
24
4
600 Investors Royalty Co com..25
300 Iron Cap Copper Co com
10
750 Iron Fireman Mfgcom v t c._*
300
4 Sale
14
4
,v.
.1
B
Warrants
114 Sale
34 Sale
344 Sale
"24 "34 "*34 Sale"
com
Rasot cl B.*
500 Interstate Equities
S3 conv preferred
500
---Ww
13
44
344 Sale
com
Internat Utll class A.......*
Class
Feb.
15
July
71
June 10
37
84 July
204 July
20
July
144 July
35
July
54 July
874 July
...........*
Registered
Internat Products
Internat Safety
Jan.
9
4 Jan.
6
$7 prior preferred........*
Warrants
Internal
64 June 17
22
1
64
124
44
Int Hydro-Elec {3.50 pref..50
Internat Mining Corp com..l
rn'm
■
664
29
50
—
2,450
mm 4mm.
(nternat Cigar
24
AH
July 11
1
July
July 27
2
July
3
July
July
July
84
194
194
134
344
54
874
2
..10
19,150
59,700
75,400
386,800
4,600
13,650
1,700
5,600
23,350
5,700
5,100
40,800
m
Insur Co of North Amer
24
24
14
14
100 Internat Holding & Invest.*
>
2",975
m
Non-voting class A_.
Class R st>ck
8,900
2,900 Industrial Plnance v t C....1
675
7% preferred
........100
300
2,400
Jan.
24 June 10
7
Jan.
3
4 June 21
4
Apr.
July 31
July 17
July 10
July 31
July 17
3
July
304 July
30
July
50
July
Indian Terr Ilium Oil Co...
24
24
14
604
4
204
34
264 July 22
1
274 July
50
July: 13
Sale
*
Am dep rets ord reg
£1
Imperial Oil (Canada)......*
Registered
6
Jan.
ft
16
31
106
Imperial Chem Industries—
:
38,000
% Jan.
8
744 May 23
Mar.
8
58
Feb. 23
7
Jin.
3
34 Mar. 22
July 12
9
2 1064 July
22
16
July
12
17
4s July 112
56
50
8
24
12
15
July
July
164 July
2
July
7
24
10
Jan.
v
30
244 Sale
Sale
24
........100
6% preferred
5
July
3
Jan.
6
11
25
3
Jan.
Jan.
% May
M
27
"234 July "24
24
24
P Ac L S6 pref
Illinois
2
18
July 31
May 16
July
1
Jan. P>7
135
34 Mar. 30
1
8
July
4 July
27
23
Jan,
Mar. 25 139
May
1 26
64 July
July
July
July
July
July
July 23
July 19
504 July ;
254 July
144 July
674 July
5
164 July
2
July
'
...50
100 Illuminating Shares Co A
25
'm
20
100
10,940 Horn Ac Hardart com.....
7% preferred
.......100
1,450
287,600 Hud Bay Mln Ac Smelt
195,500 Humble Oil 8c Refining....
1,100 Huyler's of Del com.......
100
7% preferred stamped..100
2,900 Hydro-Elec Secur com......*
21,300 Hygrade Pood Prod.. ......5
."
8,750 Hygrade Sylvanta Corp
190
3
12
July 30
3
July
July 19
30
July
July 31
July 17
July 20
7
*
com
preferred
104
4
484
244
124
4
1
8
"5" July "8
Horn (A C) Co common....
50
—
8
Sale
4
4
494 Sale
244 Sale
134 Sale
600 Holophane Co Inc common.*
500 Holt (H) 8c Co class A_...__.*
100
24 July
"8~" Sale"
..100
Preferred
July
4 July
H
Hamilton Gas Co com f t c.l
25
100
mmrn
121
7
4
.
300
100
18
31
1
2
23
27
34 Jan. 11
194 May 10
4 Feb.
7
4 Mar. 25
504 Mar. 13
29
Feb.
1
44 Mar. 21
% July
104 July
May
114 May
4 Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
5
55
Sale
.....
18
Jan.
21
124
54
84
1224
31
55
10,300 Hartman Tobacco common. 10
1
8,880 Harvard Brewing Co
5,500 Hazeltlne Corp..........
..25c
210,700 Hecla Mining Co
9,000 Helena Rubinstein common."
14,100 Heyden Chemical Co..
700 Hires (Chas E) class A com..*
...5
191,500 Holllnger Consol G M
3,950 Holly Sugar Corp common..*
1,300
2,000
1,300
16,100
12
28
15
21
23
% July
654 July
24
1274
204
Sale
28
144 July
94 July
15
July
135
July
136
July
23
July
44 July
1
6
30
2«
625 Hartford Electric Light
100
;
1
July
64 July
Am dep rets part pref......
1,400 Happiness Candy St cl A.. *
200
1,000
20
34 June 11
244 Mar. 20
164 Apr. 11
7
Jan.
3
4 Jan.
2
% Apr. 1
14 May 31
114 July 23
204 July
104 July 23
2
26
July
2
9
July
3
4» July
5
4 July
24 July 11
5
144 July
29
14 4 July
94 Sale
14 May
8
244 Mar. 20
134 May 11
7
•Jan.
7
9
30
2
14
Sale
1,800
| 100
V
2
15
Hall (C M) Lamp Co
Handley
m'mm
30
26
Sale
124
15
Guardian Investors common 1
1,800
1,600
100
mm
3 4 July
July
Sale"
Salo
74 Sale
Grocery Stores ProdCommon v t c
....25c
Gulf Oil of Pe
3
100 Gulf States Utll 16 pref
"100
15.50 preferred
200 Gypsum Lime & Alabastlne
;
-
Highest
Sale Prices
104
26
8
4
24
144
Non-voting common stock *
6*000
2,850 Great Northern Paper Co. .25
6,500 Greenfield Tap & Die com.-*
970
450
10
14
Agreement extended.... *
27,400 Grand Rapids Varnish Corp *
5,800 Gray Tel Pay Station com—•
3,685 Gt Atl & Pac Tea 1st pref.100
250
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sale
244
94
2
17,700
8,600
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale
Gorham Mfg Co-
1,600
94
26
8
Class B
•
9,300
51,100 Gold field Consol Mines.... 10
1
20,600 Gold Seal Blec com
2,400 Gorham Inc class A com....*
S3 preferred with warr....*
3,800
500
2,400
1,900
20
Sale
9
24
Lowest
Sale Prices
34
Ask Bid
24
34
24
com......."
98,700 Glen Alden Coal Co........*
8,300 Globe Underwriters........2
5,100 Godchaux Sugars class A..."
14,800
1,700
'
Gilbert (A C) Co
Preferred
4
1
Ask
July 31
July 1
Bid
Par
STOCKS (Continued)
5,010
v
7 to
July 31 1935
Shares
Shares
.
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN JULY
Low from
July 1 1933
SALES
AGGREGATE
47
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
Sale
,4
1
504
75
80
14
24
194
21
64
64
4 Sale
56
58
1054 109
74 Sale
54
50
70*
ll*
6
Sale
•:
1
80
24
204
Sale
524 July
4 July
77
July
494 July
%July
77
July
5
78
May 23
Jan.
15
58
Mar.
48
4 Mar. 12
67
Jan.
17
Mar. 14
il94 July
64 July
16
4 July
57
July
62
614
July
1054 1084 106
64 July
64 Sale
Sale
"44 "5
19
July
July
2194
74
4
614
1064
74
July
July
July
July
July
July
1
Jan.
Mar. 21
3
40
Apr.
8
Jan.
3
1
914 Feb.
64 June
6
June 22
Mar. 28
5
11
July
194 July
171
Feb.
4
174 Jan.
9
2
14 Jan.
8
Jan.
18
80
24 May 10
204 May 28
Apr. 24
May 23
614 July 30
1064 July 10
84 Apr. 12
7S
June
22
6
64 Apr.
3
194 July
174 Feb. 21
48
NEW
SALES
AGGREGATE
July
Jan. 1
Shares
July 31 1935
Par
*
5)4 Sale
3)4 Sale
com....
9,600
4% preferred series B ..100
/ 525 Loudon Packing Co
*
345,900 Louisiana Land & Expl com. 1
64
33,500
3,900
20 Ludlow Mfg Associates
*
29,500 Lynch Corp com...........5
600 Lucky Tiger Comb G M
170
300
Sale
66
Sale
23
7X Sale
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
M
76
Sale
Sale
Sale
July
1
65)4 July 22
23
July
1
6)4 July 19
1
1
6X July 29
5)4 July 31
July
3
68)1 July 11
34)4 July 30
7 X July
38
41)4 July 24
5)4 July
3 X July
74
79
34 H
Sale
7% Sale
10
37)4 '40)4
37
5,300 Mangel Stores Corp com
*
1,500
6H% pref with com pur w_*
1,800 IVfapesCons Mfg Co
•
1,800
Highest
Sale Prices
4)4 Mar. 13
2
Mar.
48
6
AH
6H
Sale'
7% Sale
July
6% July 20
47
25" Sale"
2
July 10
July 31
25
8
July 30
62
July
July
29
5
8)4 July
2
26
Jan.
12
Jan,
20 X Apr.
5
89
f
200
Lowest
Ask
Ask Bid
74
1,200
1
Sale Prices
July 31
July 1
Bid
100
500
RANGE SINCE JAN.
to
STOCKS (Continued)
77,900 Lone Star Gas
60,300 Long Island Light
3,620
7% preferred
25,700
35,900
PRICES IN JULY
July 1 1933
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
Shares
EXCHANGE
CURB
Low from
NEW YORK
In
YORK
2
37
2
4)4 Jan. 12
3)4 June 27
Jan.
26)4 Mar. 14
5)4 June 25
47
July 10
July 31
25
6X July
5)4 July
July
68 X July
34 X July
9)4 May
3)4 Apr.
94X Jan.
41H July
79
29
31
3
11
30
17
29
3
24
10
Jan.
19
62
July
29
33)4 Jan.
14
Marconi Internet Marine—
200
'"200
3,900
200
,
900
,
3,200
300
i',050
8
1,100
Communication Am dep ret
2,000 MargayOU
...»
6,800 Marlon Steam Shovel com..*
22,300 Maryland Casualty Co com. 1
3,100 Mass Utll Associates v t c
1
3,600 Massey Harris Co common..*
48,300 Mavis Bottling Co of Amcl A1
May Hosiery Mills—
$4 preferred w w
6%
"i",366
13,300
"1Mb
200
""806
7%
X Sale
200
July
11
f|: it
AKaAH
H Sale;
July "3
2
July
3
1)4 July 25
3 H July
8
X July
1
"2)4
2)4 July " 3
2)4 July
9
1)4 July 31
4)4 July 24
Xt July 11
preferred
50
49)4 July
53
51)4
8
50)4 July
17
"1% "Tx
5
39
2h
Ibx'Wx
33 M July
11
9
68
2)4
Sale
70
n July
67)4 Juiy
11
2)4 July
2
5)4 Sale
July
--
4)4 Sale
-
-
"5XJuly "24
39 X July
23
69
8
29
July
4)4 July
Sale
9)4 July
24
14
July
31
2
July
12
18)
14
July
July
12
9
2)4 July
18)4 July
Vs July
1
12
9
..100
100
~i~U ~~2H
%
100
610
5,700
300
100
20
pref..
Midland Steel Product—
conv
m
m
1
X July
H July
X July
8H
4,000 Miss River Fuel Corp
14)4 Sale
35)4 36)4
llK "16)4
*
X
warr
10)4
67
2nd preferred
*
Molybdenum Corp v t c
1
Montgomery Ward 8c Co A._*
Montreal Lt Ht & Pow com..*
10 H
140
28)4
22)4
17
40
14
Sale
43
36)4
1)4
19)4 Sale
15)4
Ht
Sa^le
;i0)4
Sale
""Boo
8,400
47,200 Mountain Producers Corp. 10
100
200 Mountain Sts Paw com.....*
450 Mountain Sts Tel 8c Tel.. 100
100
16,300 Murphy (G C) Co common..*
100
8% preferred-i..**..».#kl00
Sale
72
Sale
140
Sale
23 H
22)4
23
150
138
105
100
40,700
2,100
30)4
AH
93
91,200 National Fuel Gas
24,400 National Investors
2,100
340
"
l",300
5)4%
60
preferred..........1
17,400
Warrants
13,300 National Leather Co com...*
1,500
"4", 100
15,900
56,700 National Service C0........I
56,750
100
50
800
100
100
50
100
21
Sale
1st preferred
200
18)
1SX
65'
73
22,200 New Bradford
Oil.
5,800
2,700
10,600
62,550 New Jersey
20,966
Zinc.
88,000 Newmont Mining Corp
29)4
10
n_
2,250
220 NY & For Inv 6)4%
27,750 N Y
X
72
Sale
6)4 Sale
7
Xt
X
100
,fln
1,300
NY Shipbuilding Co
9'inn New
pref
2,100 S Y York Transit
700
sdi'nnn S.YMWattf Serv
l9Q
5
6% Pr«f-10®
"56,000 Niagara Hud Pow com....15
45,600
Class A option warrants...
800
275
3,200
6,100
0V2RR
ko'cRR
c,a*s B option
warrants
•
Nipisslng Mln«a.*.....__...l
com
6.500 Noma Elec Corp com
1
1.625 Northern Warren Corp pref.*
oo'RRR N<ir Amer Lt * Pow com
23,800
For footnotes
1
86 preferred.i,i^........((,.a
725 North Amer Match
see page
56.
6)4
"2%
31
X Jan.
30
2
Mar. 13
X Mar. 15
3
Feb.
16
X Mar. 14
X Mar.
2
Xt Jan.
4
X Apr. 23
17
98
24
Jan.
10
7)4 Jan.
5
X July 23
3)| Feb. 16
69
July
8
4X July 29
75 X June
3
14
July 31
73X Jan. 25
2X July
1
18)4 July 12
Xn Jan. 30
34
Mar. 12
39
96
May
8
1
Jan.
3*A
ih
May 27
8
June 21
30
June 22
2)4 May
Xt May
Xt Jan.
1
Apr.
Xt Apr. 25
16
17
11
26
X Jan. 21
June 19
10
Jan.
12
5
Mar. 15
183
403
1!
July
Apr.
Apr.
July
23
16
25
25
Feb.
13
35
Jan.
29
30
10
23
19
22
8
20
17
11
Sale
24
% Mar. 18
12
Jan.
16
Xt July 22
Feb.
13
10)4 Mar. 29
3034 Mar. 21
9
Jan.
X May
Jan.
5
;25
Jan.
20
Jan.
72
6
2 144
July
July
July
May
6
31
Jan.
2
10
30
July
17
11
15
Mar. 22
30
2
X Feb. 26
X Mar. 11
74
4654 Feb. 26
5)4 Apr. 25
5)4 Jan.
2
July
30
5
7)4 July
10
July
2
X July
1X May
July
2
% July
18)4 June
7
July
3
11)4 Mar. 12
X Mar. 26
2
16)4 July 31
29 X July
1
10
Mar.
8
4*
6)4
7
2)4
July
July
4
July
50
July
100
July
5
July
6 )4 July
3
July
23
19
22
17
June 26
July
3
4X Apr. 20
Feb.
13
16
23
23
11
11
7
3
11
22)4 May
9
35
Mar
4
18 X July 30
1 X Jan. 16
66
Jan. 30
Xt Jan.
7
IX Jan.
7
8X Jan.
2)4 Jan.
July
37
July 30
25
74
5 X Apr.
9)4 Mar.
A
Apr.
Apr.
May
168
Apr. 20
June
16)4 July 31
31
July 17
8)4 July
X July
4
July
50
July
99)4 July
5)4 July
6)4 July
2)4 July
2
7
30
3
22)4 July
5)4 May
July
July
Jan.
3 102
May
Apr. 17 116
Apr.
X July
July
6)4 July
14
Jan.
7
Mar. 28 122
1
65)4 July 18
37
26 137
11
31
Feb. 18
Feb. 27
Jan. 11
29 X Feb.
3
76
23
30
11
13
3
30
12
May 24
Jan.
18)4 Feb. 25
3
19i
100'
14
Mar. 28
7)4 Jan.
127
26
23
55
X
5)4
6)4
IX
5
50 X July
15 X Jan.
35
54 Jan.
5
Jan.
17
Feb.
16
9X May
Feb.
10 X July
1
19
May
19
13
12
~
22
22
11
Feb.
4
Mar.
May 21
July
3
100)4 July 22
6
July
50
Feb.
Jan.
8
5X
2
Jan.
Apr.
May
July
24
25
24
Jan.
June
2)4 Sale
2)4 July
1
5X June 25
Mar.
2)4 Sale
40 X May 21
2X Jan. 11
61)4
63
1)4 Sale
48)4 Sale
5""
62
Sale
2
Sale
50
Sale
"4" July *30
58)4 July
1)4 July
47)4 July
26
3
8
2X July 31
Feb.
june
"AH ""4)4 "3
102
"4" July "30
May
Apr.
May
66
63
July
2
July
50)4 July
5
31
18
1)4
2)4
2)4
IX July 17
11
July 12
46)4 July 20
32
July 29
2)4 July
11
July
54)4 July
32
July
93
2%
93
June
July
4
5
30
June 14
2X Jan.
Mar.
7
53 X May 24
18
May 20
Jan.
Feb.
46
31
93
50
32
Sale
July
:
1
20
Apr. 16
Apr. 25
Jan.
20
12
2
29
15
32
June
Jan.
"54" Sale"
9
Sale
7)4
8)4
8)4
13
14
Sale
13
14)4
Sale
117)4 Sale 118
117
3)4 cl**
3)4
75
;
■
Share Corp class B 5
53.55R Nlles-Bement-Pond
74,800
25
,
Mar. 12
Jan.
Mar.
44
9
21
24
18
31
2
5
78)4 May 28
1
93
' July
2X July
July
Feb.
Jan.
July
1
9X July
17
Mar.
31
23
30
19
10
X July
6
1
July
2
6
July
9
26 X July 24
2)4 July 24
May
May
Apr.
1
;;
7,600
Founders shares.........1
5,100 N Y Steam Corp com.......*
400
1,275
9
1)4
900 N Y Merchandise Co com...*
125 N Y Pr & Lt 86 pref
*
225
7% preferred..
..10«
""25
Sale
4)4
1
14
Xt May 14
July
2)4 July
July
21)4 July
30
July
18)4 July
1)4 July
X July
X
3^
10
pref..100
8c Hond Rosarto 11
17
Mar.
Apr.
8)4
400 New Process Co common....*
500 N Y An Hon Co common.. •
""260
18)4 July 23
40
July 29
IX July 31
19)4 July 25
1
34 July
8
Xt July
X July
_r
..25
New Mexico 8c Aria Land
Jan.
X Jan.
8
29
8
8
26
15
37
July
July
.
-v
50 New Engl Tel & Tel Co... 100
200 New Haven Clock Co com...*
""ICO
IX July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
16 101
July
12 114)4 July
17 X July
"
16)4 Sale
300 Nestle Le Mur Co class A
•
20 Nevada Calif Elec com
100
325
7% preferred..
....100
3,600
24
3X Apr.
21X Jan.
3X Feb.
55
Apr.
IX Jan.
75)4 June
9X July 24
.12
20
30
19
25
_*
.....
July
76)4 July
37)4 July
14J4 July
140)4 July
30)4 July
30
July
22)4 July
137
July
31
July
34)4 July
Sale
Xt
1,000 Neisner Bros pref
.....100
1,700 Nelson (Herman) Corp .....5
2,400 Neptune Meter class A......*
200
250
6)4
16,200 National Transit..
12.50
7,000 National Union Radio com..I
6,425 Nehl Corp com
900
19
3
2
9
_
II" "July "9
July
1)4 July
2)4 Sale
37
35
68)4 Sale
...
Conv partic preferred..
•
800 National Steel Car Ltd.....*
17,100 National Sugar Refg
•
200 National Tea Co 5)4 % pref. 10
2,300
30
3X
X
4X
X
.05)4
1,700
"5",600
78,400
4,200
5,600
6,200
8,100
11,600
Sale
Ht
Vs
Nat Power 8c Light—
16 preferred
•
100 National Refining common 25
77,520 Nat Rubber Mach com......*
7,200
30
96
July
114)4 July
Salp
70
m
1
com
101
34)4
18)4
25
•
.
2
5
3
3
22
8
Nat'l Bond 8c Share Corp
•
1,850 Nat Container Corp com
*
100
S2 convertible preferred. _*
50
8
Jan.
Xt July 19
4)4 July 18
5)4
1
July 23
1
117
5 122
July
5)4 Sale
5
96
3I8
11,806
250
"40""
"
315*
1,000 Nachman Sprlngfilled Corp.*
196,400 Nat Bellas Hess com
1
14,400
July
July
July
July
July
66)4 July
28
July
10)4 July
137
July
29 H July
26 X July
22)4 July
137
July
30)4 July
35)4 Sale
13)4 Sale
400 Mtge Bank of Colom Am she..
1,500 Mountain 8c Gulf Ol ICo
.1
50
8
25
15
10 X July
10
11
137
1,900 Moore Drop Forging cl A....*
160
1
8)4 Jan.
8)4 June
3V» May
2J4 June
1 X July
5X Jan.
X Jan.
8
Sale
...
200
900
41
82
Moody's Investors Part pref.*
200 Moore Corp Ltd..........
»
70
7% A pref
100
.
12
2)4 July
1)4 July
7X July
12
1H Sale
30 Miss River Power pref....100
5,900 Mock Judson Voehrlnger
*
20,475 Mohawk A Hud Pow 1st pref.*
9,075
363,400
12,040
3,300
1,275
8)4
12
*
...
H July 19
2)4 July 24
1
July
2
6
July 25
Ht July 23
•
...
Mining Corp of Can..
3,250 Minnesota Min & Mfg Co.
""Boo
225
$2
2,060
1,000
3,100
300
2%
1)4 July
15,600
|2 non-cum div shares....*
1,200 Mid vale Co
•
400
3,575
2,875
79,400
2,070
2)4
Vs
17,800
ClaBS A vot trust ctfa.....*
12,400
Class B vot trust ctfs.....*
34,500 Middle West Util com
*
4,400
16 conv pref ser A
*
1,500
$6 conv pref A ctfs of dep. *
Midland Royalty Corp—
600
Feb.
80
Middle States Petroleum—
1,800
1
3)4 Mar. 12
X Feb. 23
34
5,080 Mexico-Ohio Oil Co
♦
12,000 Michigan Gas 8c Oil Corp...*
23,700 Michigan Sugar com
»
19,200
Preferred
10
3,000
2,400
6
15
70
2% Sale
50 Metal Textile part pref.....*
Metropolitan Edison Co—
400
$6 pref series C
*
1,600
2,200
1,600
June
Feb.
1)4 Mar. 13
IX Jan. 11
12 X Apr.
98
Jan.
48 X
*
...100
preferred....
8
4
8)4
40 X Feb.
*
6,500 Merritt Chapman ft Scott
•
1,700
6)4% A pref..
100
•
49,900 Mesabl Iron
100
"6)4 "
IX Sale
~3H "T"
yt
*
17,300 McCord Radiator & Mfgv
•
35,275 McWilliams Dredging com..*
100 Mead Corp common
•
20,600 Mead Johnson ft Co com....*
28,900 Memphis Nat Gas com
...5
50 Memphis P & L $7 pref
*
3,000 Mercantile Stores Co.......*
3,300
0,750
8)4
3X
2
*
20,750 Mayflower Associates Inc
v'/t 3,700 McColl Frontenac Oil
25
7X
314
in
Corp""*
6)4 Sale
;
Ht
X
X
IX
5
5)4
22
Sale
2)4 Sale
IX
42)4
15
IX
43)4
Sale"
Sale
7)4 Sale
1*
6
23 X
Sale
o
IH
Sale
Sale
2)4 Sale
IX
IX
July
July
July
July
75
July
6)4 July
Xt July
1
July
5
July
21X July
2
July
IX July
41
"l)4 Sale"
19
Sale
July
X July
14
July
36
July
14
July
July
4
July
75
July
7X July
118
IX July
43
July
IX July
17)4 July
36
July
4
Feb.
,
75
7)4
Xt
IX
Mar.
Jan.
.vlar.
6
ar.
July 30
July 19
July 10
June 20
June
5
July
9
26 X July
3
Apr.
5
10
31
31
20
13 X Jan.
7
16 X May
9
Mar. 12
121
X4 ia
35
4.
24
Mir.'28
X M *r. 9
4)4 Mar. 6
24 X Jan
1'
2
24
6
May 24
44 X May 27
IX July
17 X July
40
June
31
31
3
NEW YORK
{
In
500
100
Nor Amer Utll Sec com...
North Cent Tezae Oil.... ...ft
North European Oil com.. ...1
25
200
7% preferred...
200
'1,280
Northern N Y Utll
7% pfd .100
300
4,100
26,100
33,400
44.800
;;
2,000
8,000
11,700
'
Nor States Power com
Corp
Ohio Oil 6%
19,730
1,920
1,100
1,200
700
4,200
45,400
Pacific Eastern Corp
9,900
2,300
59,700
Pacific G & E 6% 1st
7,100
10,275
Pacific Ltg Corp
1,875
8,000
5,625
4,900
33,900
SH%
8400
50 Parker Pen
"7455
,
1,350
250
37,000
275
150
150
500
1,100
$5
225
1,100
25
9,100
2,100
4.400
34 X
Sale
30
40
Sale
Sale
38
2
Sale
63 X
X Sale
14,900
8400
2.470
16,300
10°
100
75
600
100
...
Mfg.....50
70
Sale
" 8X
7X
140
310
*555
70
65
July
July
6
12
5
27
30
26
July
July
July
July
July
70
13
"2X Sale
8X
o
8*
55
25
;
>s
,
Sale
6X Sale
6%
7% prior lien
6
July
31
22
24
30
30
31
6",325
190
100
2X Sale
12
6
7X
2,575
""565
67
%
X-
Jan.
28
14
June
14
Apr.
10
53
Jan.
28
July 31
July 16
52
Apr.
18
89X Jan.
2
Feb.
28
4
7
WM
23
24/4
Sale
Sale
500
800
4,600
3,900
700
800
100
900
2X July
10 X July
1,000
900
400
13.155
2,725
500
800
|
July
8
15
26
Feb.
25
2X June 26
46
July 29
26
66
29
July
July
July
Jan.
7
28
24
M
23
July 29
25X Feb. 14
2X June 26
siH
4
12
May
7
July 23
30
Jan.
31
39
36
39
Jan.
7
29
12 X Apr.
4
17 X July
X Mar. 19
10 X May 10
4X Mar. 20
83
Jan. 11
IX Feb.
1
jviay
iu
17 X July
3
2
"8X July "31
July
99
10
22" "July 27
July 27
i6I""Juiy
2
"55*Juiy*"3
X July 22
40
39
4
Jan.
2X Apr. 26
31
July 31
13X Jan. 18
& Jan.
2
June 18
9
May 16
9X Feb.
16
July
6
June 22
79
1
3
Jan.
12
.
35 X July "8
40
39
\)aA
38X July
5
5 i02" July "29
29
8X July 31
99
July 10
r-
Mar. 25 77
Apr. 26 90
8
Jan.
2 22
7
5
Jan. 11
38 X
17 X Feb. 20
16
Feb.
7 35X
78X Apr.
4 102
83
77
Jan. 31
May
81
1
July 27
Apr.
5
July
5
June 12
July 29
Feb. 23
May
81
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.
Apr. 11
Apr. 26
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: /;•-•'•
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,
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1
pref......100
X Feb.
12 X
Sale
30 X Sale
Sale
132
•111
140
Sale
Sale
134
135
145
146
18
31
3X July
2
29 X
5X
4X
•106
llX July
July
Sale
31
14 X
5X July 27
XJuiy "2 i5XJuiy"l8
Jily"24 ""x"jidyl"9
i!
3X
Common...............
conv
1
Red Bank Oil Co..........
July
8
I
8
July
8
...*
Oil Corp......*
Reeves (Daniel) eom
a
>
Sale
Reliable Stores com........
IX
Reliance Internet com A....*
Sale
Reybarn Co.. Inc.........lft
Sale
10
6X Mar.
Mar.
34X Mar.
l 2X Jan.
13
5X July
1
July 25
3
July
5
X July 18
9
July
6
X July 15
'"fx Juiy"i7
IX July
3X July
1
July
9
July
11
23
31
6
'X July
6
X
6X
X
*At
6
6,, July
lX July
9
6X July
3
9
81.20 conv preferred.....20
!
8X
IX July
8X July
IX July
2X July
12
July
IX
1
3X
Rossla Internat Corp ......*
X
A July
X
26 X
Root Petroleum Co com
Royalite Oil Co
-
1
10
Royal Typewriter com.....
18X Sale
26 X
Ruberotd Co.............lift
61
Sale
67 X
Sale
Russeks Fifth Ave Inc......
Ryan Consol Petroleum...
Sale
4X
6
X Sale
18
lft
92.900 St Regis Paper Co....
7% preferred...........100
2,790
%
"Ix
x
Sale
A
28 x
July
12
67 X July
4X July
3X July
*"*X " "X
July
% July
9
2
1
73
July
July 26
A July
'"IX Sale ""IX July"24 "lX'Juiy"
29
23
56.
July
July
13
X July 22
60
68
2,150 Safety Car Heating ftt Ltg.100
19.500 St Anthony Gold Mining... 1
100 St Lawrence Corp Ltd com.
"8,355
July
A
Ltd....._..*
Sale
33 X June 24
70
June 19
5X July
6
27
23
July 27
July
X Mar. 25
15X July 18
X Jan. 23
Feb.
5
Jejune 12
4X Mar.
17
Apr.
X Feb.
X Feb.
4X Feb.
3u Apr.
4X Mar.
H Mar.
2
Apr.
X Apr.
9
July
X July
85
Apr.
ix Sale
2
X Jan. 30
17 X May
19
30
14
Apr.
8
Mar. 26
Jan. 24
June 28
2105
10
6X% l»t preferred
lftO
1,600 Rogers Majestic Corp cl A..*
Roosevelt Field Inc........5
4
18
Jan. 23 135X July 20
July 30 135X July 20 127
July 23
July 23 132X Feb. 14 147
144X July 19 147
A com.
Prod A.*
3
9
15X July
33 X July
133
12
Securities.*
Class B common.........
12X May
Jan.
22
5
26
36X Apr. 18
5
July 23
64X July 31
3
Feb.
Feb.
July 31
July 17
6*
2\
Mar. 27
51
Mar.
11
16
Jan. 12
Mar. 11
Jan.
46 X Apr.
July
IX July
31
July 31
3
94X July
Feb.
3k
July 31
22
X July
103
33 X July
Mar. 26
July 24
2X July
2
"7x'Juiy"
"8X Sale
96
36
Rainbow Luminous
For footnotes see page
7
15
Mar.
66
2
17
24
July
79
1
14X July
H
X
31
July 23
5
64 X
July 31
20
250
1,800
440
9
Feb.
6X July
9
3
"x'Juiy
'X Sale
Reynolds Invest com .......1
Rice Stix Dry Goods Co.....*
Richfield OH of Calif pref..2ft
50 Rochester G ftt B 6% pref.100
Rochester Telephone Corp—
II,600
2,400
4,500
6.800
1,600
23,400
9,278
5,300
6,600
Feb.
75
90
Rys ftt Utll Invest cl
Reiter Foster
Apr.
Mar. 15
4
*"6X July 31
IX July 13
31
pref..............*
800 Raytheon Mfg. ▼ t c .....50c
1,500
1.900
4,900
41.900
6,800
26,300
67,000
3,800
8,600
40
May 15 120
f
12
8
25
12
8
X
X
Raymond Concrete Pile—
""155
24
28
29
July 26
July 12
July 19
July 23
2
12
7
17X Sale
12X
*
stock.....60
Railway 8c Light
83
11
31
30
30
Jan.
20 X
Railroad Shares Corp com..*
75
May
July
July
Apr.
July 30
Apr. 16
7?*
15
July 24
-,.
"2X Sale
31
875 Quaker Oats com...........*
4% preferred...........l#ft
640
450
Jan.
25
Feb.
X July
July
-
10
23]
1]
87 part preferred........
50
22,845 Puget Sound P 8t L 84 pf...»*
85preferred—
27,365
13,670 Pure OH Co 4% pref......10ft
...
10
13,925 Pyrene Mfg..
2,400
5,700
1,100
2.400
2,400
May 17
Mar. 27
1
24
Public Utll Securities—
1,675
3.050
7
17
Feb.
Public Service of Oklahoma-
50
2
10
5X Mar. 25
79X Apr. 23
5
July 22
July
'
20 X
preferred..........100
preferred
100
7%
18
31
67
Sale
77
10
Public Service of Nor 111
Com $60 par
18
37 X June
"
2X July
46
July
11X July
July
July
64X Sale
67 X Sale
preferred..............*
400
125
July 25
6
is
31
15
July
6
15
31
-
$4
2
June 17
Jan. 15
Feb.
8
Jan.
33 X July
33
3X July 11
2
July 24
9X July 16
6
July 24
10 X
57 X
57
Sale
6X Sale
1
2X
0^
9X Sale
6X Sale
1
45X
10 X
"2X "3V
Co......5
Sale
2X
44
43 X
8X Sale
42
*
46.600 Prudential Investors com
350
|4 preferred
—..*
Public Service of Colorado—
ys-v 40 4% 1 st prefer red... .... 100
7% 1st preferred
50
...100
850 Public Serv of Ind pr pref..*
.590
2,700
Mar. 21
June
69
Mar. 30
July
July
July
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
July
17
11
June 19
S8
-
10
IX
17 X
34X
44X
2H
4X
47 X
9
27
Jan.
May
July 31
July 16
July 22
9
7X July
33 X July
2X July
42
July
8X July
*
,
950
"125
July
69
1
July 22 101
July
5 75
July
8 80
97 X
Sale
8X
150 Providence Gas Co..
11",555
47 X July
Feb.
J*
-
July
4X July
8
Jf*
113
Pratt 8c
Mill- Co com
2
'
Pitney Bowee Postage Meter*
Pitts Bessemer 8c L £ RR...50
8,600
Mar. 18
36
22
77
75
74 X
Sale
67
Properties Realization—
Voting trust ctfs.__.33Xc
6,910
Prirper
McCallum Hosiery
600
IX Apr.
July 31
2
15
10
Sale
101
113,800
1,300
Sale
II
Jan.
4
17
July 17
July 20
July 17
3X May 23
28 X July 23
20 X Jan. 12
25 X July 19
Jan. 15
June 26
Feb. 25 102
40 X
2
2
July
IIH May 28
Jan.
175 Pressed Metals of Amer.....*
Producers Royalty Corp
1
ism
20
17
_
10
July,
96
X Mar.
July
July 23
July 19
July 31
July 18
July 18
July 31
5X July
July
July
67
July
12
July
6X
13
Lambert...........*
Premier Gold Mining.......1
100 Prentice-Hall Inc..........*
10.500
July
July
June^.18
13
96 X July
107 X May 10
109
July 26
90X Apr.
9X Feb.
17
Ig
July
9X July
Sale
2/4
IIX ~12X
A.....
Pow 8c Lt $6 pref.......
3,837
114,410
.July
2
38
45,900 Potrero Sugar com..........5
I,800 Powdrell 8C Alexander......*
400 Power Corp of Can com.....*
9,800
Jan'
2
"6
Sale
5
Sale
6,700 Pittsburgh Forglngs Co....*
5ft
4,680 Pitts 8c Lake Brie RR
91.450 Pittsburgh Plate Glass com 25
2,000 Pond Creek Pocahontas Co.*
-¥255
85 X
34
6
12
preferred.........—...*
Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd
Jan.
18
July
July
59
Sale
36X
33X
5X
—*
Pines Wlnterfront
Feb.
89
27
Jan.
70
1
13
12
July 26
July 17
July 15
18
IX July
4X July
43 X July
4X
Sale
3X
47 X
59
Pa Gas 8c Blec class
1,800
155,370
96,000
300
600
July
99X July
IX July
13X July
" Sale
3X
4X
43 X Sale
Conv preferred A........10
17,200
10,100 Pie Bakeries Inc cess...—.
25
7% preferred..
il«
6,300 Pierce Governor Co com....*
"¥,555
19
July
July
1
July
Jan.
Jan.
o
Mar. 14
Jan.
3
May 23
26 X July
27 X July
38X
2
12,700, Pa Water 8t Power
9,180 Pepperelt Mfg Co.........100
....
1,900 Perfect Circle com
270 Pet Milk 7% pref-...
IM
Philadelphia Co com .....
7.100
25 Phila Elec Power 8% pref..25
79,200 Phoenix Securities common. 1
2,900
1,420
July
July
14 X
23 X
13
32
Co com.... *
25 Pa
800
$7 preferred
425 Pennsylvania Salt
July
6
2X
Sale
Sale
13 X
30
7% preferred
..100
1
1,500 Penn Mex Fuel common
287,700 Pennroad Corp com vtc__ ...I
375 Pa Cent Lt & Pr 12.80 pref..*
"""loo
45X
5X
6X
5X
18X
38 X Mar
13 X July
17
36X
Co...........-10
Peninsula Telep
96 X July
July
3X July
Sale
30
stock.... *
Class B
500
% Jan.
Feb.
23
6
7X
■.
16
800 Pender (D)
loo
32
X July
10
12 X
Rust-Proof com....
Grocery cl A....*
Parker
29,500
63 X July
65
July
July | 5
3X May 27
% May 27
63 X July 10
65
July 18
96 X July
8
7 r May 21
14 X May 11
14 X July 19
23 X July 31
Jan.
3
X July
lOlX Sate
com*
42,200 Pan Amer Airways com....10
251,000 Pantepec OH of Venesuela..*
1,200 Paramount Motors Corp....*
*
63,300 Parke Davis 8t Co..
200
Sale
2
4
3
X Jan.
5
July
July
4
'
25 X
......*
Pacific Tin special
7
3:
2X
27 X
>4 pref...
preferred
1st
13,700
V,
7,097
27 X
24 X July
Sale
1
Sale
6
25
let preferred
11
2X Sale
..1
pref..25
600 Pacific Pub Serv non-vot
300
is
Sale Prices
94X July 13 96 X
104X 104 X July 30 105 X
2 109
105 X July
96
July 17 96
Sale
10 X July 26
i03X
i°H niH
6,900 Ollstocks Ltd common—...ft
9,000 Outboard Motors cl B com..*
Class A cone pref........*
5,200
6,680 Overseas Securities Co..—.*
<
Sale
26
Sale
103X 104X
100
pref
6X
Sale
13 X Sale
23 X Sale
6
13 X
Ohio Power 6% preferred. 100
60 Ohio Pub Serv 6% 1st pref 100
510
10
.
26 X
Highest
Sale Prices
July
1
July
2
X July
1
60 X July 16
65
July 18
92
July
2
6
July 17
12 X July 26
10 X July
8
20 X July 17
93
91
10X
10X
21X Sale
•
_
Sale
6X
A.. .100
Northwest Engineering..
Novadel Agene
"92
13 X
Ohio Brass class B
450 Ohio Edison $6 preferred—*
225
;
90
Pipe Line..... ..10
3,200
1,175
1,700
4,000
Northern
Lowest
Sale Prices
2
3
325 Norlnd Pub Sert% pref.. ,io®
.100
Highest
Sale Prices
Ask
Ask Bid
3% Sale
2
Sale
2X
3
2X
3
%
X Sale
• mm
150
Lowest
July 31
July 1
Bid
Par
m
12,200
9,200
19,700
9,000
July 31 1935
STOCKS (Continued)
Shares
Shares
to
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1
July
1
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN JULY
Law from
July 1 1933
SALES
AGGREGATE
49
CURB EXCHANGE
YORK
NEW
AUG., 1935]
15X
41
3X
X
X Mar. 12
Jan.
3
Jan. 14
IX May 27
27
5
20
26
26
25
2
25
14
15
Feb. 20
Jan. 22
1
_
July 23
5
26
6
15
5
Jan.
3
12X Jan.
2
1
Jan.
4
85
Apr.
5
Mar. 22 :105
9X
Mar. 29
2X
Apr. 11
2X
Feb.
4
Apr.
5 12
X
Feb.
5
May 20 26 X
May 15 28 X
Jan.
4 67 X
5X
Apr.
2
IX
Mar. 6
60X Mar. 29
% Apr. 16
X May
1
Mar. 14
17 X Mar. 15
May 17
?X Jan. 22
X Jan.
9
Mar .22
Jan. 22
May
2
July
9
July 10
Apr. 15
May 20
July 29
July 31
Feb.
8
May 17
76X Apr. 22
X Jan.
8
2
29
X May
9
June 24
July
6
!'■
•'•
■'vfv
v;'.-
50
NEW
YORK
EXCHANGE
CURB
1
AGGREGATE
SALES
In
July
Shares
90C
1
July 31 1935
STOCKS
10C
70C
95C
50
40C
1,500
1,000 ..■v;.,;:
250
4,800 Seiberllnft
-
700
6,500
36,000
7,540
3,300
6,300
9,300
68,355
2.770
600
1,800
400
V
-
1,500
10,500
V
280
Rubber com.....*
Shattuck Denn Mining
6% preferred AA
Conv preferred
7,600
6,500
250
600
800
>?
*
com
800 Southern Nat Gas Co
300
'
"'"650
250
South Penn OH
4,260
146,600
7,700
30,330
2,025
iv
1,800
4
26^
:
100
350
4,300
1,800
:
5
<
"Y.666
150
100
600
153-!
I. J
to
3
P
23
72,400
8,950
3,549
2,300
86,800
789,200
1,400
125,900
6,350
47,200
200
1,000
12,000
62,200
300
28,600
450
2,900
20
1H
105*
13%
115*
76)1
1
Stutz Motor Car Co
800
500
500
78,200
9,500
50
3.400
200
:
20
400
"2",loo
4,200
4,800
900
1,300
5
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•
24,900
50
IX
•f1
5* July
July
2)* July
16
July
305* July
1
July
20
July
1065* July
1095* July
5
May 31
May 28
2
34
Jan.
48
34X
'
f#
20*
Sale
_215* Sale"
20X
9X
10X
16 X Sale
95
95X
IX
IX
1
IX
95*
14 X
20%
10X
Sale
94 X
12
July 29
July
1
July
1
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July 12
July 19
July 26
3
July 31
5* July 13
93
14%
14)*
50 Union Traction
Co........50
United Aircraft Ac
Transp—
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..........
45* July
4
25
17
255* July
50
July
Feb.
Apr.
4
Apr. 10
Jan.
3
~~ix "2" TM;2""
6X
8X
IX Sale
85* 105*
IX Sale
40 X
IX
23
44
Sale
Sale
2X
3
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"~2X "~2X
45
Sale
IX Sale
20
Sale
2% Sale
33
Sale
2X
IX
30
.
30)*
5* July
Jan.
3
Jan.
Jan.
4
Jan.
7
7
Sale"
4X Sale
55* July 24
195* July
9
30
95* July
2
135* July 23
945* July 22
15* July 16
15* July 30
11
July 20
5* July 1 1
85* July
July
215* July
105* July
165* July
95
July
15* July
IX July
145* July
5* July
5*o
15*
505*
145*
20 X July
July
9
July
3
July 12
July 22
27
July 29
July 29
July 19
July 26
3 XJuly
105* July
15* July
75* July
1
July
105* July
45* July
44
July
15* July
195* July
25* July
315* July
50
July
25* July
96
July
1
6
24
10
' 5
2
26
31
13
1
31
16
10
8
3
2
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15*
95*
15*
115*
45*
45
15*
235*
25*
33 5*
545*
25*
97
July 10
July 10
July 10
July 22
July 22
July 16
July 23
July 10
July 23
July 16
July
2
July 27
July 16
July
2
195* July
6
28
265* July 25
205* July
5
July
285* July
12
3
8
30 104
July
12
\5* July
22
X July
23
12
11
5* July
25* July
15* July
1
12
10
5* July
25* July
15* July
8
30
19
185* July
30
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6
21
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2X
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5*
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11
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7% Sale
44
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2
16
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July
5* July
5* July
"7" "Tx ""65* ""9"" ""7""
4
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12 X Sale
"21"" ~22~X "22"" "23""
3
3
1
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4X
18
2
Jan.
754 Mar. 18
11)* Mar. 30
91
Feb. 11
1
Mar. 8
5* Apr. 24
9
Mar. 21
X Apr. 10
105* Jan. 15
2X Mar. 9
Jan.
15
455* Jan.
5
2
Feb.
14
89
Apr.
9
5* June
1
31
225* Mar. 12
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X July
16
12
45* July
12
15
July 30
x3X Apr. 25
Apr. 24
125* Jan. 22
72
14
July 29
25* Jan.
4
45* Jan.
7
30
•June
5
255* July
12
19
395* July 26
3
July 31
1
May
9
23 5* July
5* Jan.
9
65* July 11
285* May 10
525* Feb.
7
5* Apr. 30
X June 20
225* July 19
35
35*
X
355*
85*
27
215*
12
19 5*
995*
25*
15*
145*
%
July
Feb.
Jan.
July
July
July
Feb.
May
May
May
May
May
July
June
18
26
15
24
25
31
19
16
17
13
13
13
27
11
10
10
19
26
2
18
2
9
10
16
7
22
23
2
June 11
25
Feb.
3
365*
585*
35*
97
14
Apr. 22
Feb. 21
May 27
July
2
15* Jan.
8
25
3
12
35
July
5* Jan.
15* July
27
45* Mar. 4
765* July 11
Feb.
6
5*6 July
25* July
10
11
75
5
Feb.
7
Mar. 14
22)* May
7
Mar. 11
15* Feb. 11
60
June
4
28
3
July
2
65* Jan.
4
35
May 24
67
May 15
25* Jan .
2
5* Jan.
45* May
93
25* Jan.
3
X June 10
Apr, 11
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7
7
11
22
23
29
29
3
Jan.
3
5* Jan.
5
35* Feb. 14
15* July 30
165* July 19
105* June 3
7
July 19
185* July 30
10 X Apr. 24
9
Jan.
2
195* Apr. 30
5
July
3
31
24
Jan.
Jan.
Apr.
68
Jan. 18
May
83
Jan. 21 104
July
*
5* Apr.
Xl
X Feb.
7
15* Apr.
23)* Jan.
2
V
3
Apr. 18
105* July 18
35* Apr.
2
Jan.
1035* June
4
May
X June
X Jan.
16
7
33
95
6)* Jan.
24
18
Jan.
7 5* July
45
July
26
31
30
25* May 23
Jan.
7
23
26 1035* June 26
55* Jan. 14,
24
13
16
6
5
35* Mar. 22
6
4
45* July
2
26
23
12
18
48
25* Mar. 6
195* Mar. 13
"""5*"JuIy""5
27
29
29
5
6
5
2
3X Jan.
25* July
22)* July
5*"July"
15
17
115* Jan.
25* July 22
22
July 25
""45* July"18 "4 5* "July" 16
Jan.
1
Apr.
•4 Feb. 27
5* Mar. 7
35* Apr.
425* Mar. 19 505* July
95* Mar. 6 14 5* July
103
Jan.
8 107
Feb.
4
35* Mar. 27
Apr.
105* June 18
155* Mar.
2
Jan.
15* May 25
9 5* July
65* Jan. 15
1
July
2
35* Feb.
10
Mar. 8
145* Jan.
25* Mar. 27
45* June
40
Mar. 29 45
July
5* Apr. 24
15* Jan.
45* July
8
125* July
6
75* July 31
45
July 30
22
9
8
•
35* July 31
105* July 18
45* July
1
35
July
2
103 5*
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5* June 27
29 k Mar. 30
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10)* Apr.
3
29
23
25
5
12
31
1
11
10
2
2
3
18
10
1
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4
May
1
29
May 29
15* Apr. 29
25
31
8
9
1
3
27
30
27
15* July
35
July
5* July
15* July
215* July
45* July
765* July
5* July
35* July
93
July
6
July
30
July
67
July
25* July
"IX
21
4
Apr.
17
18
7
9
45* Jan.
3
215* Mar. 28
455* Feb. 19
19
5
24 108
Apr. 23
9
4 5* Apr. 22
7
1
Apr. 22
X June 20
1
1
5
305* July
2
5* July
1
5* July 16
155* July
3
4
July
8
73
July 16
5*o July 10
25* July 11
93
July
2
55* July 22
29
July
3
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2
July 31
34$
Jan.
35* Jan.
5* June
17
225* July
35
July
X July 17
195* July
32)* July
25
335*
IfH
3
19
X Apr. 18
17
17
5&
1X
48X
145*
145*
51
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2
1
'335* July"I§ "355* Juiy "24
3% Sale
18
:
15
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35*
205*
175*
155*
285*
15
25
Apr. 17
15* Jan.
4
685* July 31
70
July 31
25* Jan.
5* June
May
2 5* Mar.
195* Jan.
305* July
9
15* Jan.
27
20
July
Jan. 15 1065* July
July 23 1135* Mar.
6
1
5* Jan.
2% Jan.
8
10
18
19
3
25
25* Feb. 13
15*
45*
285*
255*
235*
395*
50
Mar. 28 301
29
14
105
35*
"~25* Sale"
•ve.s
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
May
Apr.
Apr.
Mar.
Jan.
July "36 235
3x
Sale
345*
"21" Sale"
3%
45
Mar. 15
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2)*
5
5*
25
35*
2
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5
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20
27
6
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26
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84
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pref..100
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2
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Trlplex Safety Glass Ltd—
see page
13
235* July
50
July
35$
33%
33
Tobacco Prod Exports
....*
Tobacco Secur Trust Co Ltd
6%
Mar. 26
2
5* Mar. 19
" ""55* July*27 ""65* Jul"y"il
52
Sale
34
4m
....1
25
5,100
22
Xt Sale
Union Elec Lt & Pow
(111)—
6% Preferred.
...100
13,900 Union Gas of Canada
•
100 Union Oil Calif debt
rights..
19,900 Union Tobacco Co common •
200
%
i
6
Sale
""45* "4X "4X Sale"
...»
1,400 Unexcelled Mfg Co Inc
10
3,700 Union Amer Invest comlZI.*
F«r footnotes
ti
19% Sale
•325* Sale
*
300
"""•iOO
47X
5 5*
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1
.....
5,800
Class A..
l
53,800 Tung Sol Lamp Wks com...*
8,900
S3 conv prsf
f
24
53
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Swift International....
15
Swiss-Amer lean Elec pref .100
1,100
27,400
4.200
300
25
105
35*
Am rets for ord. shs.
reg£l
300 Tri-State Tel & Tel
6% pfd.10
900 Trunz Pork Stores Inc......*
Tublze Chatlllon
Corp—
'
24)*
45
% Sale
180
7% preferred A
100
2,400 Tonopah Belmont Develop..1
8,500 Tonopah Mining of Nev
1
600 Transcontinental Air
Transpl
39,200
Stamped
1
54,600 Trans-Lux Plct Screen com.l
25,600 Trt-Continental Corp Warr..
800
"M%~~5% ""BM *
1% Sale
Sunshine Mining Co..
.10c
Swan-Finch OH Corp .....15
240 Toledo Edison
0
125* July
8
15* July 12
35* July 17
27 X July 24
245* July
1
225* July 11
37
July 16
1 % July
8
45* July
X Sale
80
31
27
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
July
28
*565* July *31 '6r"*TulyY*9
Sale
IX Sale
Am dep rets ord reg sha..£l
2,000
Am dep rets def reg......5s
3,300
4,700 Todd Shipyards Corp
.._.*
200
400
4X
45*
£
1,600 Tenn Products Corp com... *
117,700 Texas Gulf Producing._..._*
425 Texas P & L 7% pref
100
36,300 Texon Oil & Land Co.
.*
1,400 Thermoid Co 7% pref
100
775 TobaccoAt Allied Stocks....*
30,100
4
32
....
x
3,300
"§"" Sale"
ii
675 Tenn El Pow 7% 1st pref..100
1,300
22,600
.....
"'% Sale"
519,100 Technicolor Inc common...*
143,400 Teck Hughes Gold Mines...*
425
.....
Sale
Machinery Co.....*
Investing Co com
*
$3conv pref.............*
Sunray OH
........5
new
"25"' Sale' "25)* Sale"
22 X Sale
X Sale
Sun
Class A
a
54s
-....*
6,300 Taggart Corp com
22,500 Tampa Electric Co....
33,500 Tastyeast Inc class A
6,100
Sale
IX
IX
35*» Sale
9*
;■
Jan,
26
13
15
15
18
5*
435*
5*
IX
2
23
26
8
6
29
31
31
125* Jan. 24
*
110 Syracuse Ltg 6% pref.....l00
600
3%
4X
MX Sale
•
v-"f:
..1
Sullivan
Swiss Oil Corp
4
60
9
.*
Standard Invest I5H pref..*
1
8
X Apr.
3434
800 Stroock (S) Ac Co Inc......*
20,600
1,125
59
li
u
45*
/i
Standard Oil (Kentucky).. 10
Standard OH (Nebraska)
25
5,900 Starrett Corp com.... .....1
19,700
6% preferred
...10
1,350 Steel Co of Can Ltd ord.....*
8,400 Stein (A)At Co com.........*
520
4X% pref
100
2,500 Sterling Brewers Inc
1
2,775 Stetson (John B) Co com...*
1,200 Stlnnes (Hugo) Corp
5
300
70
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
104
35*
50
2,050
Preferred
257,600 Standard Silver Lead
62,600
2
495*
5*
15*
32)*
15*
685*
100
»
7)* May 11
195* Mar. 25
245* July 30
8
X July
Standard Oil (Ohio) com..25
5% pref
100
Standard Power Ac Lt com..*
Class B common
1,800
*
550
200
'""766
IW
15 X
14 5*
M
........25
250 Standard Dredging
pref
650
20,200
1,300
3,300
Sale
451 Sale
300 Stahl-Meyer Inc com
.....*
2,800 Standard Brewing Co
*
2,050 Standard Cap At Seal com
5
'
m
X July 31
4% July
2
2 J* July
9
155* July 19
23 X July 17
X July 13
185*
3
19% 16X July
103X Sale 100
July
6
1065* July 23
""lH Sale"
*
100
Am dep rets ord bear...l£
8,800 Square D Co class B com
*
4,650
Class A preferred
....__*
2,500
is
14
r
27
16
18
335* Jan.
5
54 Jan. 25
24 X July 30
*
com
Spanish & General Corp Ltd
4,500
Am dep rets ord reg shs..£l
;
X Sale
J
July "26
485* July 20
5* July
8
IX July 18
32
July 29
% July
2
64
July
2
63 X July
1
mm
3X
125*
"
1
270"" July ""§ 30l
15 5*
Sale Prices
1
Jan.
4
29
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
5* June
A'v
2
550 So West Pa Pine Lines
"3",300
3,700
107
5
53,200
50
'%
Sale
119
800 Southern Union Gas com
31,200 Southland Royalty Co...
5,700
75
575
90)*
30 South New Engl
Telep Co. 100
3,000 Southern Pipe Line
10
"8,260
70
45*
5X
2 % Sale
32 X
■
"""900
500
68)* Sale
"635* Sale
»
2,300
Typewriter v t c
•
35,200 Sonotone Corp
..1
283,100 So Amer Gold Ac Plat
...1
6,300 Sou Calif Edison pref A..
25
29,000
Preferred B
.......25
28,200
5)4% pref class C
25
1,325
5% original pref....
25
1,100 Southern Colo Pow cl A..25
3,600 Southern Corp com..
*
V
"l% Sale"
2v4
&
500 Smith ('Howard) Paper Mills *
Smith (L C) Ac Corona
300
MM
IX
"~X
"
reg shs
215* July
50 X
£1
2,400
Am dep rets ord
98,316 Smith (A O) Corp
1,100
5,200
26,300
:
H
IX
14$
*
...
Singer Mfg Ltd
"5",500
49
50
47
12^
Highest
X
55*
5*
255*
X
"lX "2" "'15* Sale" ""15*
%
100
Simmons Boardman Pub Co—
300
1
27
6
...
X July 26
75* July
9
)* July
6
29
July 15
"•
37 5*
Shenandoah Corp common. 1
X July
9
65^ July 16
X July
6
28
July 30
X
245* Sale
X
X
215* Sale
38
$3 Conv pref—
25
Sherwin-Williams Co com-.25
Sale Prices
7
7
15 5*
Shawlnlgan Water fit Power.*
Sheaffer (W A) Pen com
*
Lowest
Sale Prices
"25"" "29" "28X Sale"
34*
»i*
1,940 Singer Mfg Co...........100
""226
<
65*
Selfrldge Prov Stores, Ltd—
3,900
American dep rets
£1
7,500 Sentry Safety Control
*
20,900 Seton Leather com
....*
""900
•
27
Highest
Sale Prices
X
7X
AsA Bid
X
5*
13*
17*
Scranton-Sprlng Brook
Water Serv $6 pref
.....*
Lowest
Ash
July 31
July 1
Bid
2,150 Selby Shoe Co com.........*
39,300 Selected Industries..
1
6,650
$5.50 prior stock
*
Allotment certificates.....
26,955
9,300
1,950
3,400
.
Par
4,800 Securities Corp Gen'l com..*
5,400 Seeman Bros common
*
17,700 Segal Lock Ac Hardware com *
30C
•v>,
(Continued)
RANGE SINCE JAN.
to
4,500 Salt Creek Consol Oil..
1
45,710 Salt Creek Producers..
10
4,900 Savoy Oil Co
5
*
9,500 Schlff Co com
3,100 Schulte Real Estate com....*
5,925 Scovllle Mfg Co
25
8.31C
PRICES IN JULY
July { 1933
Jan. 1
Shares
Low from
.
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
June
X June 13
X Jan.
2
Apr. 24
Jan.
7
NEW
AUG., 1935]
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
In
Since
July
to
Jan. 1
STOCKS (Concluded.)
Par
United Chemicals Inc—
600
7,100
600
51,600
190,400
23,300
30,300
20
19,000
7,700
44,000
275
4,900
500
100
4,550
360
500
1,300
12,500
3,500
2,100
200
350
300
275
5,700
9,800
A
500
T.Iso
3,400|
1,150
10
9,600
1,200
200
1,400
12,100
5,250
100
24,000
200
13,000
800
""566
IK
Hi"
1%
8%
IK
Sale
1%
2k
13 x
5
5
v
ik
Sale
Sale
Sale
k
\ii
56 Sale
IK
1%
Sale
13
ik Sale
55%
58
w
k
IK
12% Sale
ik Sale
67
375!
36%
ik
10
Sale
83
Sale
80
Sale
1
7%
10
Sale
35%
36%
2% Sale
Sale
15
h
■
k
a
X Sale
2% Sale
ik
ik
2
..
Sale
Sale
~"% Sale
500
600
13,000
"
1~ 100
1,300
75
1
ik
8K
"2X Sale'
61
k
ik
X
10 k
4H
ik
7x
80%
39
k
X
62 h
h
IK
Sale
Sale
•
IK
19
1714
Sale
18 H
3% Sale
67% Sale
% Sale
2% Sale
1
Sale
11% Sale
1% Sale
11
14
400
16
14
28% Sale
17% Sale
Sale
Sale
25
17
18
"
27
9
15
13
July
29
2
July
11% July
20
24
3
1
2
23
%
%
2%
1 %
>3%
7
1
%
16
84
17%
%
x
Kt
July
July
July
July
July
1
%
3%
17
25
31
12
11
1
48
July
11
19
% July
19
31% July 15
18
July
9
1% July 30
% July 11
x July 10
*2% July" 19
5 53% July 22
July 11
9 102
22
25
Western Tablet 8c Stationery
15
1&
July
9
45
14
July
29
56.'
July 20
98% July 25
400
*
$6 preferred
100
24,700
700
500
300
""300
100
1,225
7% preferred
...100
92,700 W Va Coal 8c Coke com
♦
2,600 Williams (R C) 8c Co
.*
1,200 Williams Otl-O-Matic Htg...*
1,400 W11-Low Cafeterias com
1
600
Convertible preferred....*
6,800 Wilson Jones Co com.......*
100 Winnipeg Electric Co.......*
7,600
2x
25%
3,800
22,100
400,466
54,200
118,500 Yukon
4%
4
26
5
ci 74,
28%
27%
to?
7% Sale
Wrlght-Hargreaves Ltd.....*
bold
""%
1% Sale
Co........... Jl
5% Sale
27)
71
27 x
Sale
1% Sale
19
17
11
% July
July
19
July
30
1% July
31
24
Sale
42,600 Woodley Petroleum Corp
1
Wool worth (F W) Ltd—
13,400
Am dep rets ord shares..8s
7
9%
k
July
Jluy
3
Sale
4
11%
10
100 Wolverine Port Cement
"
3%
9
,
31
22
24
18
15
1
May
8
98% July 25
63
46% Mar. 14
74% Mar 16
14% June 18
7% June 27
45% July 30
15
June 11
5
Apr. 24
17% Jan.
4
4
Apr. 15
% Feb.
5
6
Jan.
3
105
3
Apr.
% Mar.
2% June
Jan.
27% May
1% July
3% June
6
May
1% July
3% June
3% Jan.
20
31
13
22
28% June 15
10
Mar. 4
Mar. 14
7% July
18
Mar.
May 16
Jan.
8
Mar.
8
13% Jan. 15
4
3% Feb.
60% Mar. 18
102
July 11
July
24
11
24
17
25
Feb.
Jan.
18
July
May
May
Jan.
?!
Jan.
July 16
1% July 31
25
24
31
31
6%
9%
1%
1%
July
23
96% July
2
48
98
7
28% July
8
July
July
July
31
% July
2% July
1% June
14% June
Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
June
Jan.
3
2% July
Feb. 11
3% July
July
Jan.
June
4% July
9% July
4
July
K July
31
21
21
9
10
69
22
20
13
17
Jan.
July 25
July 31
6
23%
16%
%
%
Ke
11%
99
5% July
1% July
Mar.
Feb.
Mar.
July
28
'"4% July 'II
27)
7)
3%
4%
%
%
11
30
16
23
19
July
3
July 31
8
5% June
18% July 29
3
1% Jan.
3
31
May
3
95
July
45% July 30
19 102
6
27
31
13
24
17
Feb.
5
June 27
Westvaco Chlorine Prod
101% July
1%
4%
2%
6%
12
7
West Texas Utilities Co—
200
10
% Feb.
1
Jan.
4
June 22
Jan.
7
Feb.
4
Mar. 25
Apr.
4
July 19
Jan. 22
Jan. 31
June 10
July 25
July 17
Jan.
8
Apr. 15
Mar. 11
Jan. 28
May 21
Mar. 13
Feb. 28
Mar. 5
26
14% July
3
18
18
15
3
May 11
1% Mar. 13
Kt Jan.
2
1% May 25
8
Jan. 16 xl2
May 14
29
12
July 25
July
July
July
9% July
25
%
43%
%
July
12
4
July
98% July
7% 1st preferred...
100
180 Western Power 7% pref...100
Sale
13
29
1
2
3
31
31
31
31
2
2
1% July
2
60%
%
1%
%
9%
54
245
14
18% July
% July
29% July
95
July
3% July
69
July
% July
2% July
1% July
12% July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
100% July
Common v t c
.....*
50 Westmoreland Coal Co....-*
18
18
10
% July
July
1% July
5% July
17
July
July
4
24
4% Jan.
3
% Mar. 5
7% Feb. 13
70
Jan.
2
36
Jan. 16
% July
3
% Jan. 17
i32 Jan.
2
% Mar. 14
10% Mar. 15
% Mar. 13
41 % Apr. r 1
% Apr.
9
30% Mar. 19
1% June 28
10
July 16
31
"r2% July'"!
51% Sale
2,500
% Mar. 11
Jan.
2
% Mar. 13
1
Feb. 19
3% Mar. 14
3
Jan.
9
Jan. 15
29
3
k July
July
6
54
% July
31
9
24
8
25
18
3
28
2
2
13% Jan.
1% June
67
July
% Feb.
38% May
3
Feb.
17
Jan.
18
Mar.
35
5
1% July
67
July 31
5
% July
9
37% July
2% July 31
15
July 31
3
Western Maryland Ry
60
•/v^?0
Apr.
Mar.
11
23
24
23
5% Jan.
1% June
7% Apr.
85
July
40% July
% Feb.
% Jan.
'32 J an.
2
Jan.
9
% Mar. 14
13% July
25
22
7% July
38% July
% June
%» Jan.
% Jan.
3% July
80
July
% July
80
July
1% July
2% July
13% July
4% July
36% Apr.
5
Mar.
July
40% July
%«July
%e July
8
19% May 28
Apr.
85
July
13
6
Sale
9%
10
X
IK
>
\
2x
c
1%
2%
13%
4%
11
Mar. 14
July
1% July
7% July
% July
25 K
%e
80
% July
2% July
1% July
5% July
X
225,410
at Worts common.........*
26,700
Preferred
.........—*
3,400 Walker Mining
1
3,500 Watson (John Warren) Co..*
94,800 Wenden Copper Mining....1
825 Western Air Express Corp..lt
19,100
Common new............1
14,160 Western Auto Supply com A •
975 Western Cartridge 6% pf.100
80
5
1
July
56
July
k July
35% July
2% July
10
July
14% Jan.
29
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
2
ik Sale
9%
uk
8
July
7%
38%
%
%
%
3%
2
% July
12% July 30
27
95
Sale
27
Walker (Hiram) Gooderham
77,600
3,200
k
K
1%
64%
19
5
July 31
3
July
July 16
July 27
3
July
1
July
3
July
8
July
July 10
July 24
5
July
1
July
3
July
4
800 Venezuela Mex Oil Corp... 10
27,500 Waco Aircraft Co.....
3,900 Waltt at Bond Inc class A..*
3,200
Class B
•
3,400 Walgreen Co warrants
6
4
16
1,150 Unlversal Products Co....—*
21,300 Utah Apex Mining Co
...6
8,550 Utah Power 8c Light pref...*
115 Utlca Gas & Elec 7% pf_..100
40,800 Utility Equities com ...—
6,625
Priority Stock...
...—•
4,800 Utility Ac Ind Corp com
•
7,000
Preferred
....._.*
132,200 Utll Pow at Light com
1
19,900
7% preferred
100
g
x
2% Sale
%
IK
17
14
5
11
>(!
175,100 Venesuelan Petroleum...
2,100 Vogt Mfg Corp
18 k July
4
3,300 Universal rnsurance.. .....8
800 Universal Pictures com.....l
850
Highest
Sale Prices
77
1
United Stores Corp com ytc *
United Verde Extenslon..50c
United Wail Paper
..2
2,800 Universal Consol Oil Co..-10
200
Lowest
Sale Prices
K
% Sale
% Sale
3% Sale
76% Sale
% Sale
67% Sale
% Sale
*
v S Rubber Reclaiming
Sale
6
39|
% Sale
2
Sale
,
700
22,800
83,200
5,700
Highest
Sale Prices
34 k
32
,
'""loo
6%
5%
4,500
Common.
2,300
$3 cum partlc pref
.....*
28,300 United Corp warrants.......
30,900 United Dry Docks com......*
205,300 United Founders com...... 1
464,700 United Gas common .......1
102,600
$7 preferred
...—...»
93,200
Warrants..
.........
520 United G & E 7% pref... 100
123,200 United Lt 8c Power com A—•
21,400
Common class B..........
131,700
16 conr 1st pref
•
400 United Milk Products 00m..•
225
S3 preferred
—*
United Molasses Co Ltd—
32,800
Am dep rets for ord reg__£l
111,900 Unit Profit Sharing com
•
300
Preferred...............10
24,475 United Shoo Mach com
25
2,210
Preferred...........—--*
2,100 U S Dairy Products class B_.*
18,400 U S Klec Pow com w w...
1
2,700
Stock purchase warrants..
*1,500 U S Finishing common
..*
60,100 US Foil class B
*
22,000 U S 8c Internat Sec com
*
16,400
1st preferred with warr—•
3,600 U S Lines Inc pref.
*
4,500 U S Playing Card com
.10
800 U S Radiator common
...*
800
7% preferred...........100
1,400
Lowest
Ask
Ask Bid
18% Sale
18% Sale
Bid
12,700 United Carr Fastener com--*
1,200
1
Sale Prices
July 31
July 1
July 311935
Shares
Shares
range since jan.
prices in july
Lovo from
July 1 1933
sales
aggregate
51
CURB EXCHANGE
YOEK
31
2% July
% Mar. 13
15
BONDS
5,000
779,000
125,000
174,000
274,000
493,000
138.000
15,000
166,000
2,000
8,000
Alabama Power 4Hi
707,000
1st at ref 6s
87% Sale
98% Sale
92% Sale
102% Sale
98% Sale
1967
1956
1,356,000
1,606,000
2,311,000
5s
1968
1st 5s
1946
1st at ref 5s.....
1951
1,071,066 Aluminum Co s f deb 6s_.1952
15,060
5s called
1952
2,421,066
34,066
488,066
Aluminum Ltd 5s..
107% Sale
152% Sale'
1948
Amer 8c Continental 5s..1943
1,298,000 Amer Elec Pow deb 4s... 1957
896",066
10,000
6s series A reg
...1957
8,803.000 Amer Gas at Elec deb 5s ..2028
61,000
55,000
62,000
167,000
926,066
149,660
Sale
98
Sale
91% Sale
nl03% Sale
98% Sale
107% Sale
105% Sale
102% Sale
86
Am Community Pow 5%s 1953
237,000
1
104
44,000 Abbott's Dairy 6s.......1942
2,043,006
14%
Sale
31
31
Sale
"34% Sale
Sale
34% Sale
6s ctfs of deposit......1939
1,394,000
1953
1953
5s
5s ctfs of deposit
283,066
American Power at Light
1,286,000
13,158,000
63,000
646,000
379,000
164,000
48,000
13,000
337,000
336,000
619,000
3,875,000
1,570,000
3,137,000
761,000
139,000
4,276,000
Amer Radiator deb
3,934,000
Associated Elec 4%s.....l953
240,000
1,000
65,000
1,000
937,000
104% Sale
98% Sale
97% Sale
105% Sale
Amer Seating 6s
...1936
Appalachian El Pr 5s
Appalachian Power 6s
Assoc Gas 5c Elec
4,207,000
2,000
4%s registered
68
1956
2024
4%«
1948
1968
4%» registered........1949
5%«
1977
3,269.000
Cony deb 5s..........1950
411,000 Assoc Rayon Corp 5S....1950
134,000 Assoc Telep Co Ltd 5s...1965
1,530,000 Assoc Tel & Tel 5%s A...1955
95% Sale
46
Sale
24
Sale
25
Sale
Sale
30)
23)
Sale
Sale
"26"
Sale
Sale
25)
66)
Sale
95
Sale
1948
Registered............
5H$ inv ctfs..........1938
4%s series C
1949
56.
42% Sale
1956
666,000
For footnotes see page
90% Sale
Sale
99% Sale
96% Sale
105% Sale
104%
1941
5s
Arkansas Pr at Lt 5s
22,000
615,000
938,000
2,000
215,000
668,000
62,000
18,000
212,000
84% Sale
4){s._1947
4,442,000
93",606
6s without warrants..2016
Amer Rolling Mills 5S....1948
11%
mtrntmrnum
12
9H
■
"26""
21% Sale
Sale
.....
11
25
24
38 %
Sale
76 X
34
71% Sale
Jan.
July 29
9
July
9
July
6
July
July 12
July 10
July 17
July 15
July 20
July 11
July 25
July 11
3
July 30
2
July
July 23
1
July
July 25
5
July
July 11
2
July
July 30
Jan.
Jan.
75% Sale
104% July" "§
34% July
35% July
31
July
31
July
95% July
6
Jan.
3 104% July
12
2 101% July
16 107% July
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
40
11
11
Mar. 26
Jan.
1
91._ July
84% July
3 104% July
July
1
99% July
98% July
95% July 30 99% July
105
July 19 105% July
9 110
July
108% July
107% July 25 107% July
July
94% July 26 98
July
41% July 23 53
29
29% July
104
21% July 24
24
July
3
22
July 24
25
5
Jan.
Mar.
8
8
2 105% June 26
40
July 31
8
29
May 22
50% Jan.
103% Jan.
94% Apr.
74
Jan.
101
24
23
10
17
105% July 15
102% July 20
.j* Apr. 26
102
Apr. 17
17% July 11
29
June 14
Jan.
38% July 26
35% July
9
35% July
9
1
4
July
Jan.
5
July 31
1
15
July 25
105% July
2
4 104% Mar. 26
3
90
July
9
2 101% July
9
Jan.
Mar.
34>
Amer Gas 8c Power 6s....1939
Sale
91
102%
96%
107%
105%
101%
1%
100%
14
Sale'
105% Sale
40
Sale
105
85
Jan.
5
29
Feb.
7
9
Jan.
5
99% July
2 106% May 27
June 21
17 111
4
84% Jan.
9 109
105% Feb.
3
98
73% Jan.
29% Feb. 27 53
11
13
Feb. 28
July
3
24
July
10
12
Mar. 15
3
Mar. 18
July
July
10
9
July
July
30% July
11
3
10
10
10
iw
24
6
26
June
14% Mar. 15
36
June
13
1
34k July
July
21% July 24 29% July
22% July 25 22% July
July
25
July 24 32
22% July 24 31% July
66
July 29 67% July
104
July 17 104% July
75% July
71% July
91% July
2 106
3 100
30% July
24
38% July 26
9
35% July
9
35% July
26
11
25
11
11
11
Mar.
Mar. 16
22% July 25
14% Mar. 15
lfl
Apr.
23
31
Mar.
16
3
2
Jan.
57% Jan.
July 11
July 25
32
July 11
31% July 11
75% Feb. 16
Apr. 25
S3
ri
Feb.
18
52
NEW
SALES
AGGREGATE
In
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Sinc6
Jan. 1
July
659,000
20,000
I
23.000
43,000
Low from
(Continued)
PRICES IN JULY
20
Certificates of deposit...
37
Certificates of deposit..
1943
Ask Bid
Sale
20* Sale
3-year 6% secured notes.'33
Atlas Ply wood A*
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Ask
22* Sale
22* Sale
Sale
36* Sale
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
July 31
July 1
Bid
...1944
Assoc Tel Utll »*«
EXCHANGE
CURB
July f 1933
July 311935
BONDS
1,421,000
2,066,000
142,000
272,000
288,000
1418,000
YORK
"40* Sale
47
20
20*
37
36*
79 34
July
July
July
July
July
25* July 20
25* July 20
July 10
42
July
9
80* July 23
43
14* Jan. 30
14* Jan.
20
20
78
29
Jan.
8
10
Mar. 22
Jan.
25* July 20
25* July 20
43
July 10
42
July
9
86
Jan.
22
81
Jan.
68.
Jan.
11
26
Baldwin Locomotive Works
154,000
564,000
82,000
89,000
45,000
78,000
14,000
449,000
128,000
26,000
223,000
26,000
37,000
909,000
6s with warrants
1938
2,677,000
6s without warrants...1938
810,000 Bell Tel of Canada Ss
1955
865,000
1st M 5s ser B June 1 1957
379,000
5s series C
-—1960
354,000 Bethlehem Steel 6s
.1998
236,000 Binghamton L H & P 5s..1946
2,478,000 Birmingham Elec 4*s...l968
645,000 Birmingham Gas 5s.....1959
90,000
197,000
27,000
480,000
38,000
149,000
17,000
10,000
1,055,000
1,736,000
334,000
4,787,000
389,000
1,556,000
89,000
80,000
542,000
180,000
281,000
108,000
267,000
101,000
3,441,000 Cent 111 Pub Serv 4*« F.1967
1,145,000
5s series E
1956
1,477,000
5s Series G
........1968
94,000
201,000
585,000
617,000
1,441,000
495,000
336,000
151,000
735,000
117,000
178,000
645,000
1,621,000
627,000
761,000
1,273,000
5,343,000
3,335,000
6,603,000
3,039,000
138,000
1,004,000
745,000
387,000
139,000
1,208,000
6,000
4,433,000
24,890,000
401",666
2,213,000
1,078,000
1.208,666
44i"666
78,000
48,000
90,000
Broad River Power 5s A..1954
119* Sale"
136
Sale
87
Sale
75* Sale
91
Sale
Sale
Buffalo Gen Elec 5s.....1956
„
3
23
3
107'
101* Sale
101* July
111
1 111* July
109* July
2 100 * July
July
8
96* July 26 98* July
2
2 112* July 24
111* July
103 * July
9 105* July 18
42* July 15 43* July 15
107
July 31 108* July 31
Sale
98
Sale
103* Sale
97* Sale
112* Sale
105* Sale
Central German Pow 6s..1934
107
90
Sale
Sale
91 *
Sale
97* Sale
Sale
45* Sale
66* Sale
105* Sale
103* Sale
103* July 31 105* July
109*
100*
76*
4H* series H..........1981
101* Sale
101
Sale
100*
104*
§4"" Sale" 97*
82* Sale
87*
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Central Pow 8c Lt 5s..... 1956
79
Sale
84
Cent States Elec 5s..
40* Sale
40* Sale
44
Sale
Sale
Cent Ohio Lt 8c Pr 5s A.. 1950
D..1957
.1948
ff*s without warrants. 1954
Cent States Pr 8c Lt 5*a_1953
65
Union Stock Yards 5s._1940
Chic Pneum Tool 5*s
1943
Chic Rys 5s ctfs of dep..1937
Sale
Sale
Sale
78
Sale
52
Sale
54* Sale
51
Sale
Cincinnati Street Ry 534*1952
60 series B............1955
1966
Registered......
5s..........1950
Registered..........
Cities Service Gas 534s.. 1942
Cities Serv Gas Pipe L 6a. 1943
5s
1939
28*
IF
"2734
52* Sale
56*
Sale*
Sale
91*
Sale'
87]
98]
Sale
100
Sale
110
July
July
July
July
84
July
51* July
51
July
52* July
109*
Jan.
11
103
July
8
12
49* Sale
102*
103* Sale
105* Sale
Sale
429,000
Bank 534*
..1937
655,000 Commonw Edison
434*—1957
700,000
5s series A............1953
556,000
5s series B
...1954
746.000
434* series C
1956
682,000
434* series £.......... 1960
121,000
77,000
120,000
11,000
830,000
106,000
405,000
463,000
1,000
14,000
9,000
53,000
58.000
2,000
11,000
7,982,000
1,000
1,345,000
3,201,000
2,699,000
28,000
130,000
103,000
224,000
742,000
42,000
101.000
40* Sale
110* Sale
112* Sale*
Sale
112* Sale 112
110
4s series P............1981
Sale
103* Sale
110
1981
1962
Com'w'lth Subsid 534* A. 1948
Community Pow Jt Lt 5s. 1957
Conn Ltg 8c Pow 7s A..
9234
54
101
33*
1951
1
285,000
424,000
49,000
51
July
112* July
109* July
165"" Jul'y"
4,000
163,000
509,000
1,206,000
22,000
1,069,000
534 series B
1954
434* series C..—-.1956
5s series D
....1962
Conn River Power 5s....1952
Sale
65* Sale
101* Sale
71* Sale
104
Consol Gas of Bait 5s.... 1939
434
.1954
s
98*
434* series H
1st ref
s
Sale
102
87*
106~"
Sale
120*
Sale" 121"" Sale"
104* Sale
103
99*
.—..1970
1981
f 4s
106* Sale
III * Sale"
1943
634* with warrants..
13*
Sale
1st Ac coll 6s ser %..... 1943
Consol Publishers—
734%
109
Sale
445,000 Cosgrove Meehan 634*—1945
656,000 Crane Co 5s
1940
1,401,000
106* July 12111
107
July 19112
Sale
26
233,000
1,049,000 Derby Gas Ac Elec 5s.... ..1946
2,725,000 Detroit City Gas 5s B_. ..1950
1,436,000
103* Sale
101
102
Sale
6s series A........... ..1947
107*
101*
108*
Sale
Sale
Sale
94,000
1,176,000
Ctfs of deposit.....
Dixie Gulf Gas 634s..... .1937
157,000 Duke Power Co 4 *•>•»,
Elec Pow At Lt 5s..
....
2030
239,000 Elmira Wat Lt At RR is.. 1956
611,000 El Paso Elec 5s A
1950
160,000 El Paso Nat Gas
634* w wl943
50,000
434S
1938
1.263,000 Empire Dlst Elec 5s
1952
2,555,000 Empire Oil
41,000
223,000
At Refining 5 34s* 42
Ercole Marelll Elec Mfg
2
July 11
55,000
220,000
366,000
103
Sale
379,000
•
Lighting5s
103* Sale
July
July
105*
87*
65*
Feb.
Feb. 27
Mar. 19
Mar. 7
29
Sale
set page
50.
July 26
July 23
July
8
July
1
59* July 10
58
51
Feb. 28
Feb. 28
52
Jan.
92* July
2
•
96*
Sale"
98
Sale
103* Sale
102
Sale
July
5
Apr.
6
July
July
July
July
5
3
1
1
27!
Feb.
28
Jan.
,!i*
11
17
Jan.
Jan.
July
103
Sale
2 113* July 23
4 113
July
2
2 111
July 15
18 106* Mar. 29
M
July
8 112
106* July 12 111
106* Jan. 29 112
Mar. 27
97
1 102
Mar. 29
"57*
Sale
SSH
Apr. 22
Jan.
4
July
10
Mar. 20
July
July
June
17
29
4
30
15
Mar. 27 107* Feb.
8
8 104* May
6
Mar. 16
18 110* Mar. 22
Mar. 26
22 109
7 107
Jan.
Jan.
5 103
8 110
12
98*
2
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
10
11
15
Jan.
Jan.
99
14
July
8
71* July 19
July 25
103
July 17
103
July 15
100
July 16
94
July 15
71
July 10
July
July
July
2
27
17
Feb.
25
Feb. 20
2
18
22
24
24
* Mar. 27
L01* Jan.
2 103* May 15
105
Jan. 18 108* Mar. 25
3
2
July 15
July 18 103 * July
1
107* July 26 108
July 10
57* July
June 10
4
Jan.
Jan.
102
July
Apr.
9
July 12
Jan.
May 21
Mar. 12 104
,„* July 15
1 * July
20
31
30
29 109* Mar.
Apr. 22 106*
July 18 104
76*
Jan. 15
Jan.
2
17*
Jan.
3 104
Apr.
2
83
Jan.
Jan.
2
10
22* May 11
July 31
4* Jan.
51
Apr.
Apr.
46
Jan.
8 110
July
May 16 109* Jan.
Jan. 28 106* June
May
Jan.
4 113
July
Jan. 10 122
Jan.
108* July
108
July
103
July
110
July
98* July
99
July
103* July
4
July
4
July
102* July
7
Mar. 12
Jan.
2 105
July 31
Apr. 17
Apr. 17 101
Jan. 23
July
9 109
Jan. 16 102* July
6
July 29
Mar. 15
June 27
Jan. 14
107* July
107* July
July
July
July
July
July
3* July
2 * July
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
16* Jan.
71* July
July
103* June
10
June
33* Feb.
30
19
101
91
Jan.
54
June 22
100* June 11
94* July 15
71
July 10
90* Jan.
67
25
24
104
101
July
5
Feb.
Feb.
94
5
Feb.
47
Jan.
July
July 29
July
4 110* July
Jan.
106
69* Sale
5
37* Apr. 20
Jan.
July 25
20* July 31
83
July 31
12
12
26
July 26
July 12 114
July 30 106
102* July
76 * July
12* July
104
July
102
July
83* July
44
July
104
July
105
July
104* July
41* July 11
1933
June 21
87
26 i
July 10
July 12
5
90
14 100* July
Jan.
Jan. 26
87
51
Feb. 28
July
105]
108;
102!
6
3 110* May 28
2 102
July 18
June
80
4
7
14
58
101* July
69
July
12* July
103* July
100* July
81* July
43
July
103* July
103* July
103* July
88
.......1967
2,378,000 Federal Water Serv 5*».19S4
Jan.
12
105* Sale' 105* July 25 106* July
1965
Be. Co Ss.1942
Nat Mtg Inst 7s .1963
Jan.
Jan.
66
30!
32!
29!
97
July
109* July
100
Without warrants.........
7s Series C
23.000 Federal Sugar Ref 6s
1
2
12
July
58* July
July
102* Sale l03
Sale' 101* July
al02* Sale
101 * July
100
Sale
100
July
89* Sale
93* Sale
89* July
67
Sale
67* Sale
66
July
59* Sale
1947
989,000 Fairbanks Mors*
For footnotes
102
"4"" Sale"
European Mtge Ac Inv
85.000
2,000
1,000
92* Jan.
69*
63.
84!
634* with warrants....1953
Erie
European Elec 634*
41,000
103* Sale
103* Sale
103* Sale
.1967
46,000 Eastern Utll Invest As A 1954
10,598,000
15,000
Sale
45*
46
Jan.
"96* Sale"
191,000 Detroit Int Bdge 634s.. ..1952
167,000
Ctfs of deposit.....
193,000
25-yr s f deb 7s....... .1952
,
7.000
942,000
40,000
87,000
17,000
2,000
234.000
308,000
103* Sale
6s series A........... .1949
Delaware Elec Pow 534 s. ,.1959
Denver Gas 8c Elec 5s... .1949
July
108
Mar.
25* Mar.
48* Jan.
105 * July
75* Sale
Dallas P 8c L 5s series C. -1952
614,000 Dayton P 8c L 1st Ac ref 5s '41
1,265,000
"8~66o
Sale"
Sale
Sale
103* Sale
104* Sale
108,000
274,000
34,000
108*
81* Sale
454,000
5s
1946
903,000 Cumberland Co P Ac L 434* '56
9,000
69,000
13,000
..1940
102
69
785,000 Cudahy Pack deb 534*.—1937
9,000
35,000
108,000
172,000
29,000
202,000
359,000
164,000
Crucible Steel 5s
13 * July
68
96
108
205,000 Cuban Telephone 734s—1941
34,000 Cuban Tobacco 5s
1944
.
20* Sale
81* Sale
1939
stamped
Consumers Power 434s.. 1958
434s registered......
1958
667,000
1st 8c ref 5s
....1936
15,949,000 Continental G 8c El 5s ...1958
23,000
5,000
101.000
50,000
83,000
§?*
84
July
100* July
July
65* July
July
122* July
July
107* July
July
109
1 110
July
July
106* July 20 108* July
104* July 31 106
July
113
July 17113
July
1 122
120* July
July 30
_
109
1,000
90,000
1,909,000
29,000
87,000
153,000
98*
Jan.
105*
102*
72*
122*
8107*
Consol Gas Utilities—
59,000
150,000
Jan.
59
59* Jan.
40* July
110* July
113* July
113
July
111
July
102* July
105
July
112
101* July
103* July
Consol GE LAP Bali—
207,000
36
July
109* July
Sale
112
2
105*
Jan.
72
92|f"iuTy*12
July
1 51 *
105* July 26 106*
108* July 12 109
102* July 30 103*
104* Sale
105* Sale
2 105* July
92
102
4s series F reg
534* series G
9
16
14
9
1
15
18
19
31
5
99
95* Jan.
59* July 10
46
102
10134
97
Jan.
67* Jan.
July 18
July
5
87* July 26
90
July 23
58
July
8
51
July
1
45* July
50
Sale
Mar. 28
July
July
May
July
May
Apr.
July
July
July
July
July
July
36]
46* Sale
46* Sale
106
109
109
Apr
92
101
2634
Sale
39
75
78
1
1 100* July
89
106
Jan.
76* Jan.
Commerx und Privet
12,000
108,000
112* Jan.
101 * May 20
100
May
6
112
May
4
105
July 18
44
June
4
67
102
86* July
98* July
28
8
16
£*
I
109*
100*
76*
79*
Jan.
91* July 23
110
May 24
27
2
89* July
92* July
96* July 23
99* July
1
95* July
97* July
1
88* July
92* July
100
July 31 101* July
103
2 105
July
July
1
93* July
98* July
1
82* July
July
79
1
July
July
39* July
1
July
1
40* July
July
65
1
July
69* July
98* Sale
95* Sale
88* Sale
Cent Maine Pow 4 *a B..1957
5s series D............1955
Cities Service 5s.
109
100
Cent Illinois Light 5s....1943
ser
1 103
115* Apr. 26
118* Apr. 26
120
July 29
138
July
5
107
July 18
91* June 25
78
May 27
5
18
9
10
107* Sale
Cedar Rap Mfg 8e Pow 5s. 1953
Cent Arizona L 8c P 5s... 1960
deb
July
26
26
3
27
29
10131 Sale
109* Sale
Capital Admin 5s A x w—1953
Carolina Pr 8c Lt 5s
1956
Conv
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
1939
Canadian Pacific Ry 6s.. 1942
Central Power 5s
40
July 12 61*
6
38* July
58*
112* July 16 114
116* July 18 117*
9 120
117* July
135
July 30 138
106* July 12 107
8634 July 31
5
72* July
76*
2 107*
107* July
85
5
July
91*
105* July 10 107*
106* July 24 107*
1953
1st Ac ref 5s
Canada Nor Power 5s
1,000
6s registered........
1943
6,034,000 Cities Service P 8c L 534«-1953
3,000
534% registered
1952
2,777,000
534* gold deb
1949
447,000 CI eve Elec Ilium 5s.
1954
271,000
5s series B
1961
1,018,000
Sale
113* Sale
Boston Con sol Gas 5s—1947
,
10,000
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
89* Sale
73* Sale
Chicago Dlst El Generating
3,545,000
4*s series A...
1970
Chicago Junction Rys 8t
42,000
129,000
103,000
136,000
29,000
218,000
1,000
265,000
Sale
39*
113*
117*
118*
136*
Jan.
Jan.
100
Jan*
69
Jan. 24
3
3 106* July
85
Jan.
4
58* June 21
3
2
45* July 27
3 104
July 10
11 46
July 11
17
1* July 17
1 66* July 29
34* Apr. 10
98
Apr. 25
55* Jan. 14
96* Jan.
July
10
46
Jan.
17
31* Jan.
May 30
July 29
5 104
July 11 55!
2]
,1* Feb. 28
7
66]
AUG., 1935]
NEW
p.'!
,
AGGREGATE
In
July
SALES
NEW YORK
July 1
*
CURB EXCHANGE
PRICES IN JULY
Florida Pow Corp
5^iA
1979
Florida Power At Lt 5s...1954
86
85
89
48 £
44*
July 31
July 1
Ask Bid
Bid
Finland Residential Mtge
6s stamped....
...196!
1
.
(Continued)
Firestone Cotton Mills 5s. 1948
Firestone T & R Cal 5s..l942
RANGE SINCE JAN.
1933
ta
July 311935
372,000
926,000
891,000
1,773,000
8,077,000
53
EXCHANGE
Low from
„
Since
Jan. 1
BONDS
36,000
105,000
120,000
356,000
1,234,000
CURB
YORK
99
Sale
103* Sale
103* Sale
93
Sale
85
Sale
Lowest
Ask
99
104
Sale
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
99
July
99* July
Sale
102* July
104* Sale
"03* July
93
July
85
July
104* July
104* July
97
July
91* July
95
Sale
89* Sale
Lowest
■
5
20
26
11
10
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
98* Mar. 18 100
Apr. 10
102* June 21 105* Mar. 20
103
Apr. 23 105* Mar. 18
76
Jan.
2
97
July 11
68* Jan.
4 91* July 10
Gary Elec Ac Gas—
260,000
601,000
66,000
77,000
19,000
23,000
757,000
14,000
869,000
948,000
331,000
97,000
2.602,000
72,000
51,000
15,000
881,000
797,000
1,175,000
5s ext stamped
...1941
6s series B
82* Sale
88* Sale
67* Sale
P
75* Sale
59*
Power 5s......1956
Gen Bronze
Sale
82* Sale
.....1944
1941
5,406,000 Gatlneau
88
60
deb 6s. 1940
Sale
54
Gen Rayon Ltd 6s A. ....1948
93
55
Gen Pub Serv Co 5s... ..1953
Gen Pub Utilities 6*a A. 1956
36
conv
80* July
87 * July
72* July
72
July
90* July
89* July
67* July
55
July
87
5
10
-
July
8
89* July 20
76* July 20
76* July 20
93
July 29
94
July 17
75* July 31
67* July
*"
63* Jan. 16
79* Apr.
3
60
Apr.
3
59* Apr.
3
81* Mar. 29
74
Mar. 25
51* Jan. 23
55
July 23
87
July
99* Jan.
99* Jan.
98* Jan.
94
Jan.
94
July 17
75* July 31
67 * July
5
General Refractories—
18,000
32,000
241,000
1,576,000
188,000
6s with warrants......1938
85
217,000
Ctfs of deposit.........
119,000
1,402,000 Gen Wat Wks 5c El 5s A..1943
6,254,000 Georgia Power ref 5s
1967
1,296,000 Georgia Pow Ac Lt 5s
1978
102
Sale
Sale
74
Sale
159
90
6s without warrants...1938
Gen Vending Corp—
6s with warr Aug 15... 1937
£
157* July
102
1 162
1 102
12
2
2
38*
5454
July
July
2
145
July
1
100
40
98* Sale
76
Sale
30
35
Sale
87*
Sale
91
Sale
86
Sale
103
92
Sale
Sale
92*
Sale"
41
Sale
15
July 16
9
82* Sale
96* Sale
74* Sale
15
74
84
July
July
July
July
July
July
95* July
73* July
4
4
Mar. 12 164* May 28
5 102* Feb. 15
Mar.
Jan. 18
Jan. 16
15
July
July
July
July
July
15
18
19
56* Jan.
2
3
8
81* Jan.
56* Jan.
2 100
2 80
32* July 30 35* July
1
102* July
6 103* July
3
87* July
2 91
July 31
102* July
84* Jan.
100
80
July
84
16
18
19
3
8
Gesfuerel—
31,000
45,000
676,000
6s without warrants.__1953
127,000
377,000 Gillette Safety Razor 5s. 1940
4,682.000
93
Glen Alden Coal 4s
1965
Gobel (Adolf) 6*a aer A. 1935
With warrants..
63
Grand Trunk Ry 6HS...1936
Grand Trunk West Ry 4s 1950
98 X
63
140,000
55,000
131,000
10,000
19,000
29,000
48,000
3.249.000
61,000
100,000
151,000
83,000
335,000
885,000
2,199,000
586.000
5s series A..
..1948
Gulf Oil of Pa s f deb 5s.. 1947
24
Gulf States Utll 5s
62
4*a eerlee B..........1961
55
1,000
5,000
250,000
2,000
5,000
151,000
108,000
35,000
132,000
28,000
27,000
68,000
441,000
26,000
206,000
835,000
36,000
148,000
449,000
389,000
922,000
1,269,000
472,000
382,000
791,000
Hackensack Water 5« A..1977
98
546,000
870,000
20,000
163,000
251,000
663,000
...
4s registered
69
1950
Great North Pow Ssstpd 1950
Gt West Power Calif 5s.. 1946
Guantanamo Ac W Ry 6S.1958
102*
93 Hi
10
80
July
102* July
91* July
86
July
107* July
107* July
38
July
70
102*
86*
84*
102*
Apr.
July
May
June
Feb.
107
87* July
103* July
93* July
86
July
108
July
108* July
41
July
56* Jan. 16
6 105* Feb.
1
9
92
Mar.
4
31* May 17
Jan.
93* Feb.
105* Jan.
93 * July
86
July
108
July
52
17* Jan.
Guardian Investors Corp—
•
1956
5s
1938
Hall Printing 6s A stpd
101
U............-___-___1943
Houston Lt Ac Pr 5s A...1953
27,000
198,000
59,000
204,000
242,000
493,000
438,000 Idaho Power Co 5s....„..1947
814,000 Illinois Central RR 6s...1937
282,000 Illinois Nor Util 5s
...1957
6s series B............1949
93,000
440,000
3,000
63,000
15,000
17,000
1,547,000
2,404,000
4,241,000
3,000
4,927,000
3,000
603,000
387,000
1,522,000
17,000
436,000
175,000
356,000
Indiana Hydro-Elec 5s A. 1958
Indiana At Mich El 5s
1957
1st At ref 5s
1955
234,000
1,421,000
Indiana Service 5S.......1950
96",000
Illinois Pow At L 5 Ms
1957
5 *a series "B"
1954
6s series A
.........1953
68 series A reg.........1953
5s series C............1956
5s series C registered..1956
Indiana Elec Corp6s A.. 1947
6His series B
1953
5s series C...
...1951
Indiana Gen Service 5s..1948
5s registered
2,000
.......1950
1st Hen Ac ref 5s
1963
1,087,000
956,000 Indianapolis Gas 5s A...1952
3,442,000 Ind'poUsP Ac L 5s
1,000
5s series A
Sale
65
Oct 15 1936
Houston Gulf Gas 4*a..l943
Falls 1st Ac ref 5s......1950
41,000
Ref At Improvement 5s. 1951
26,000
633,000 Hygrade Food 6s ser A -.1949
283,000
305,000
~
102
7,000
5,000
36,000
1,000
139", 000
Sale
28
65
'
473",666
68*
37
-
ser
A..1957
28*
n*
99
102
Sale
Sale
Sale
106
Sale
80
100 *
100* Sale
86
32
46
Sale
106
July
110* July
60
July
40
July
31
July
161"" Sale" 100
July
100
July
97
Sale
94
July
103* Sale 101* July
105* July
103* Sale" 103* July
104* July
100* July
"69* Sale"
1
«
I
1
•
•
It
58
108
1
1
1
1
«
I
66* Sale
Sale
86
"
Sale
Sale
Sale'
48
96* Sale
98*
42*
88*
91* Sale
Sale
July
July
17
18
31 106
July
20 m* July
31
9
73
11
40
30
31*
17 103
23 101*
16
5
99
103*
9 106
31 104*
29 105*
5 102
11
July 20
July 11
2
July
2
July
8
July
1
July
July 30
1
July
July 23
6
July
July 10
113* July 25 114
July
107* July 15 107* July
Sale" 57
July
8 59* July
1
Sale
58
July 31 58
July 31
Sale"
92
July 11
July
2
1
Sale
106*
81*
38* July
2 41*
106* July
1 107
104
July
1 105*
100
July 31 102*
Sale
"59* Sale" "58""
60
82
100
1
44
loo*
m
106* Sale
104* Sale
106
1936
Hamburg Elec Co 7s
Hamburg El Ac Und Ry 5*a'38
4*a series D
1978
4His seriee R..........1981
1,030,000 Hud Bay Min 8c Smelt 6s.1935
4,000 Hungarian Ital Bank/7 *s '63
Hydraulic Power of Niagara
113,000
!£*
60
106* Sale
104* Sale
100* Sale
1947
.1935
Hood Rubber 7s
5*a
97
107* July
66* July
106* July
81* July
92
July
96* July
88* July
94
July
Mar. 12
41 * July
Apr. 15 107* Jan.
94* Jan.
2 105* July
87* Jan. 10 102 * July
25
II
45
93
44
73
Sale
Sale"
'81* Sale"
SH Sale
88
58
Sale
59* Sale
Sale
60* Sale
103* Sale
104* Sale
"
Sale
70
23*
2§""
68
73
83
94
July
85
July
73
July
107* July
85
July
111* July
104* July
57
July
95*
83*
107*
91
112
106
65*
37
June
May
87
Jan.
103
84
Jan.
101* July
76
93
Mar.
99* June 21
103* July 30
Sale
104*
Sale
55* July
July
104* July
104
85,000
Deb 6s without warr...1948
273,000 Int Pow Sec 6*a series C.1955
7s series B
1957
370,000
7s series E registered.. 1957
1,000
78 series F
1952
220,000
311,000 International Salt 5s....1951
1947
1,270,000 Internat Securities 5s
695,000 Interstate Iron Ac St'l 5*a '46
InterstateNat Gas 6s
848,000
362,000
20,000
7,276,000
2,449.000
Without
75
Sale
"ed""
83*
43
83*
Sale
53*
99
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
35* Jan.
80
Jan.
97* Jan.
10,000
158,000
142,000
25,000
27,000
303,000
32,000
1,212,000
2,211,000
37
26*
77*
58*
Sale
Sale
82* Sale
62* Sale
77* July
58
July
1
1
83* July 30
63* July
9
1956
5s series D
41
42
65*
Sale
76* Sale
70* Sale
71* July
65* July
2
1
79* July 19
76* July 19
4*a series F
..1958
Investment Co of Amer—
5s series A with warr.. 1947
102,000
Without warrants..
312,000
2,088,000 Iowa-Nebraska L Ac P 5S..1957
5s Series B_........... 1961
608,000
531,000 Iowa Pow Ac Lt 4*a A...1958
1957
1,624,000 Iowa Pub Serv 5s
268,000 Isarco Hydro-El 7s.......1952
Isotta
6,000
58,000
July
1
60
July 27
67* July
5
107* July
8
88
July
8
99* July 25
1952
6s
Interstate PubUc Service
194,000
339,000
July 26
July
3
103
Interstate Power 5s.....l957
Fraschlnl 7s......1942
67
100
Sale
67
56
99*
102*
Sale
Sale
fi*
II*
98*
Sale
100
102* Sale
102* Sale
166* Sale'
51
Sale
July
99* July
102* July
102
July
105
July
98* July
51
July
9
Jan.
5
May 29
7
May
9
July 31
July 15
July 17
Jan.
ijp
2
3
86
4 95*
5 100
14
3 94
30 74
Mar. 11
July
18
Jan.
30
July
July
July
27
26
25
M
Mar. 29
m July 10
75
1936
warrants....
Debenture
Sale
58
60
3
73
55
64
Jan.
3
94
July 27
68
Jan. \2
July 26
60
Jan.
2
July 25
July 24 107* Jan. 29
2
July i°: 62* Jan.
9 112
July 19 107* Jan.
99
Jan.
9 106
July 15
July 22
36* Jan. 15 65*
July
July
105* July
2* July
58
July
60
July
60
July
60
July
107* July
83* July
97* July
2
8
105* Mar. 1
106* Mar. 25
107* Apr. 25
Mar. 26
69*
75*
91*
66*
101
1*
Mar.
14
Ill* Jan. 19 114
July
9
105* Feb.
7 107* June 14
47
Apr.
1
64* Jan.
2
53
Apr. 27
May 31 63
Mar.
(ntercontinents Power Co-
5,000
24,000
62,000
1,000
16,000
42,000
178,000
106,000
107
Jan.
57
104
registered.. 1957
Jan.
100* July
53* Feb.
60
65
100
41* Feb.
July
104* Apr.
102* Feb.
40
58*
100
11
4
17
18
31
74
93*
9
11
106* Feb. 20
HI* July 11
77* Apr. 10
Feb,
8
51
105
Apr.
108* Jan.
60
July
102* Jan.
18
10
3
May 22
105
105* Jan. 15 109
108* July
69
July
106* July
86
July
95* July
100
July
1
S
18
22
100* July
100* July
103* July
July
106
July
100* July
63
July
8
3
10
16
27
31
3
103
July
May
July
11
45
Apr.
4
65
July
4 104
July
2 105* July
25 101
Mar.
1* Mar.
58
60
60
July
July
July
60
Mar.
19
24
22
20
22
24
11
25
Mar. 23
24
Feb.
5
77* Jan.
#«
July 27
5
80* Feb.
Apr. 25
88
July
8
99* May 24
104* Apr.
68* Jan.
89
Apr.
108
104* May 21 105* Jan. 18
57
Jan.
2
83* July 30
38'
Jan.
2
63* July
9
Jan.
2
47* Jan.
52
2
92
Jan.
91
88
86
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
100
Jan.
79* July
76* July
19
19
100*
100*
103*
103*
July
8
July
3
May
7
May
6
106
July 27
100* July 31
83* Apr. 29
82* Jan.
July
51
Without warrants.........
72
72
July
25
87* July
5
72
July 25
95
June
8
241,000
Italian Superpower 6s...1963
Without warrants
915,000
45
55
Sale
48
Sale
45
July
11
55* July
2
45
July 11
66* Feb.
5
69,000
15,000
83,000
971,000
19,000
263,000 JacksonvilleGas 5s stmpdl942
91,000 Jamaica Wat Sup 5*a A.1955
1,091,000 Jersey Cent P Ac L 5s B...1947
5,469,000
4H* series C
1961
177,000 Jones Ac Laughlln Steel 5s '39
48
51
Sale
53
Sale
51
July
July
July
July
July
1
8
1
1
2
54* July
107* July
105* July
105
July
107* July
70,000
119,000
58,000
17,000
241,000
266,000
85,000
66,000
23,000
137,000
67,000
46,000
580,000 Kansas Gas At Elec 6s
2622
1,103,000 Kansas Power 5s A
...1947
570,000 Kansas Pow At Lt 5s B...1957
6s series A............1955
173,000
2,147,000 Kentucky Utilities 5s
1969
5s
1,629,000
1961
1,168,000
6His series D_...
1948
148,000
437.006
.....
425,000
5*a series P
406,000 Klmberly Clark 5s A..
1955
...
77
70
102
61*
55
70
Sale
Sale
111*
96*
Sale
Sale
113* Sale
106* Sale
105* Sale
55
50
~89
89* Sale
Sale
89
102
Sale
99* Sale
610,000 Laclede Gas Light 5HS..193S
7,000 Larutan Gas Corp 6HS..1935
50
71* Sale
91
54
105* Sale
59,000
For footnotes
see
without
page
56*
warrants.
....
.
Sale
l03* Sale"
1943
2026
Sale
Sale'
72
76
85
Secur 6s
96
90
1,306,000 Koppers Gas At C deb 5s.1947
871,000
Deb5Hs
1950
442,000 Krestfe (S S) Co 5s c o d_.1945
4,757,000 Lehigh Pow
104* Sale
104* Sale
106*
104*
103*
106*
111
96
251
103*
Sale
103
Sale
104* Sale
81
Sale
July
July
July
107
July
92
July
91* July
105
July
98
July
104
July
104* July
July
July
90
July
July
July
99* July
92* July
103
July
103
July
104
July
102* July
89
100
105
69
102
Sale"
104*
36
July"
July
107* July "24
18
36* July
Mar.
92
July
91* July
105
July
98
July
104
July
104* June
105* June
103* Feb.
Feb.
100* Jan.
83* July 19
July
July
98* July
July
Jan.
Jan.
66* Apr.
2
Jan.
91* Jan.
32'
Feb.
7
Mar. 21
July6
July 13
July
3
107
101* Feb,
103
June
115
Jan.
Jan.
62* Jan.
62* Jan.
73
Jan.
100
107*
Jan.
77* Jan.
,8§*
107
89
71
May
9
57
105* Apr. 26 108
101* Jan. 12 105*
93* Jan.
2 105
106* Jan.
4 107*
115
July
July
104* July
105
w
Leonard Tlets Inc 7*a_.I946
7,000
104*
103*
48
10
10
8
6
2
6
2
2
29
12
28
25
1
83* July 19
18 101
Mar. 12
June 22
2 108
2
40* Feb.
16
NEW
54
SALES
AGGREGATE
YORK
Jan.
July
July 31 1935
BONDS (Continued)
226,000
5,000
818,000 Manitoba Power S%8.—-1951
9,000 Mansfield M & S 7s__
1941
1,000
7s Ex-warrants
—1941
1,343,000 Mass Gas Co 5Hit..
1946
2,072,000
5".
1955
..
-
359,000
„
McCord Rad & Mfg 6s
1943
Memphis P & L 5eaer A..1948
Met Edison 4s series E—1971
Jat mtge 5s aeries F--1962
Middle Sta Petrol 6 %s A. 1945
1,088,000
1,834,000
721,000
200,000
213,000
157,000
99,000
257,000
162,000
610,000
274,000
323,000
627,000
an
32,000
40,000
26,000
39,000
294,000
668,000
683,000
808 ,000
742,000
449,000
7o5,000
2,297,000
•2.417,000
1,418,000
2,230,000
3,511,000
nf.n
nnn
252,000
1932
5a ctfs of dep......—1933
5s ctfs of dep
1934
5a ctfs of dep........-1935
Midland Valley RR 5s.—1943
Milwaukee G L 4His
1967
Minneapolis Gas Lt 4 %s. 1950
Minn Pow & Lt 4%s
1978
Missouri P Ac L 5%s A
121,000
227,000
29,000
51,000
28,000
39,000
42,000
160,000
85,000
120,000
1,000
31,000
•
'
7,000
94,000
115,666
26,000
96,000
-7/1
nnn
74,000
5S aeries
196,000
107,000
53,000
28,000
4,000
5,000
B.—1970
106
Sale
81
oil?'RRR
Nassau Ac Suffolk Ltg 5s. 1945
2.264,000 Nat Pow Ac Lt 6a''A"—2026
4420.000
Deb 5s series B.. ——2030
3.150.RRR
Nat pUb Serv 5a C O D...1978
393,000 Nebraska Power 6s
2022
502,000
4^8
1981
Rio'RRR
3.078.R00
0
406,000
Nelaner Bros Realty 6s..1948
Nevada Calif Elec 5s.....1956
New Amsterdam
4,000
5s registered
75
Sale
108 %
104%
Sale
Sale
80
105
95%
100
85% Sale
87% Sale
Sale
107% Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
89% Sale
91% Sale
101% July
107% Sale"
99% July
107% July
Sale
107%
Sale
49
Sale
97
Sale
86
■
8%
Sale
Sale
1948
704,000 Nor Ohio P Ac L 5%s
351,000
Jail.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
18
Feb.
11
Jan.
Jan.
3
107
:
7
8
19
10
94%
79%
88%
62%
72
Jan.
3
2
Jan.
17
July 12
July 15
July 19
July 23
6
July
94
Mar.
94
Mar.
104% July 18
87% July 24
86
23
19
10
93% July 29
103%
102%
108%
107%
57%
107
5
Jan.
3
10% May 13
10% May 13
10% May 13
May 11
82
July 11
108% Jan.
9
105
July
5
96% July 23
101% July 19
91% July 10
93% July 29
.
103%
102%
108%
107%
58
July
July
May
July
Feb.
4 104% July
57% Jan. 19 87% July
104% Mar. 6 107% Jan.
105% Mar. 5 108% Apr.
Jan.
12
15
28
23
21
18
24
97% June 11
24
102% July
107% July
111% July
104
July
108
July
109
July
July
July
July
July
July
98
July
98
July
91% July
106 % July
105% July
89% July 30
82%
101% July 11 100%
75 4 July 31
44%
44
July
9
20%
2
106% July
99%
5
100% July
77
101
July
5
3
95% July
107
July 31
9
107% July
July 31
July
9
Mar. 25 44
7 106% June 29
Jan.
4 100% July
Jan.
5
15 101
5
July
3
15
95% July
July
103% July
92
July
91% July
32
July
32% July
94
July
104
Jan.
July
July
July
July
July
July
106
July
104% July
102% July
76
July
38
July
84
July
105% July
106% July
107
July
106
July
110% July
104% July
106% July
105% July
103% July
81
July
38
July
87
July
105% Sale
106% Sale
105% July
106% July
July
3 106
11 107% July
105
64
Sale
Sale
78% Sale
65% Sale
62% Sale
105%
101%
58
Sale
Sale
Sale
105%
101%
Sale
Sale
63%
Sale
75
35
Sale
41% Sale
100%
100%
95%
Sale
Sale
Sale
94
107%
Sale"
98
Sale
Sale
98% Sale
Sale
106% Sale
1951
Nor Ohio Trac Ac Lt 5a... 1956
5
Jan.
5
Jan.
84% Sale
1959
Nor Indiana G Ac E 6s.—1952
Nor Ind Pub Serv 5s
1966
5S series D
1969
2,306,000
4^8 E
1970
11
1
66
Jan.
Sale
Niagara Falls Power 6S..1950
591,000 Nor Cont Utll 5 %■ A..-
31
2
June 27
July 25
June 21
2 103
July 18
2 107% July 30
3
88% July 27
Jan.
100% Jan.
4%
4%
4%
62%
Jan.
90
Sale
102
Sale
Sale
363,000
5^8
1962
39,000 N Y Ac Westchester Ltg 5s '54
332,000
4a
2004
4R3-RRR
i'RR?'RRR
2,344,RR0
31
23
June 21
92% July
Sale
110%
100%
76%
N Y Ac Foreign Invest
,
July
July
July
July
108% July
105
July
96% July
101% July
91% July
31
10
10
82
8
July
92% July
106% July
105% July
100% July
107% July
111% July
102% July
107
July
108% July
115
109% Sale
Sale
129,000 Nippon Elec Pow *Ks...1953
JJJk 'RRR Nor Amer L Ac P 5% notes 1936
5HIS a f deb ser A
1956
10
Feb.
July
Jan.
9% Sale
49%
^
31
1
June £1
66%
36%
32% June 21 32%
87% Mar. 27 102%
85% Mar. 27 96
67
7
May
89%
Jan.
3 104%
RR3*
89
29
77
Sale
1950
2.893.RR0
24
3 108% Apr.
July
5
July 17
July
8
85
July
8
88
3
May
68% July
8
63% July 27
63% July
8
87
Sale
5, aeries A
Jan.
48
47
"97% Sale"
62
142,000
104
1
29
July
70% July
81
July
85
July
68% July
68% July
63% July
63 % July
94% July
105
4'2R?'RRR
244,00R
315,RRR
21
105% July
Sale
Sale
Sale
4Hs-—1980
July
15
28
104% July
104% July
103
July
95
July
84% July
7% July
114
July
108% July
100% July
76% July
109
July
105
July
63% July
63% July
64
July
71% July
78% July
62
July
63% July
623-i July
49% July
93% July
105
76
* Y state E * G
1
July
3
July
July 25
5
July
103
July 18
30
107% July
88% July 27
Feb.
14 109% Feb.
Jan.
2 107% May
Feb.
July 23 110
Jan.
3 103% June
Mar. 13 103
June
85% Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
4'R1R'RRR
3 110
Jan.
104%
105%
88%
100
103
105
71%
79%
5%« A with warrants.. 1948
N Y Pa Ac Ohio RR 4%«--1950
Jan.
107
9
New Engl Pow Assn Ss—.1948
3,382,000
Deb 5 % •
1954
1^'RRR
July
108
50
33
99%
95%
89%
104%
11
25
1
95% Jan.
5 105% July
3
103% Jan.
4 107% Feb. 28
105% May 27 108% Mar. 14
2 104% May
2
3.790,RRR
6.224,000 N Y P Ac L Corp 1st 4 %s„1967
55% July
36% July
3 100% July
2 104
Apr.
Jan.
2% July
Sale
«
1
11
Jan.
98% Jan.
July
Sale
n„A
46
100% July
87% July
105% July
2
Sale
,n
106% July
106% July
69%
42,000
:
:
75
101
July
107% July
69
1949
87% July
193% Sale
99 %
69%
6s series A
:
!
1
8% July
8% July
8% July
75
July
107% July
104% July
94% July
98% July
85% July
Sale
222,000 n Y Cent Elec 5%s
:
:
10
64% Sale
1.387.RR0
11
July
2
July 10
July
3
July 20
July 26
July
9
109
July
106
July
107% July
102% July
102% July
107
July
103%
104%
105%
107%
106%
109%
:
8% July
64
New Orleans Pub Serv 4%s '35
4^8 ctfs of deposit
1935
20,000
5s stamped.
1942
July
July
50
23 100% July
Sale
10
Gas 5s__1948
1948
3.655,000 New Eng G Ac Elec Assn 5sl947
1,093,000
5.
1948
3,581,000
Conv deb 5s..........1950
97% July
103% July
103% July
104
July
106 % July
106% July
109
July
109
July
105% July
105% July
100
July
102
July
107
July
94% July
90% July
78
July
102% July
101% July
10631 July
80% July
Sale
....
o
Highest
Sale Prices
95% Sale
91% Sale
88
Sale
103
Sale
102% Sale
107% Sale
Munwm Steamship Line
6%« with warrant«....1937
1.214,000 Narragansett Rlec Co 5s..l957
307,000
58 aeries B
1957
Lowest
Sale Prices
9% Sale
9% Sale
10
Sale
9934 Sale
95% Sale
106"" Sale'
'44
Montreal L H Ac P 5s "A".1951
Highest
Sale Prices
35
Sale
Sale
Montana Dakota Pow 5 %s
'ill'RRR
681,000
106
Sale
Nor States Power
1,285,000
5V6% notes.
88%
101%
63%
34%
105%
2
June 26
July
July
98% July
100% Jan.
71% Jan.
July
July
July
July
July
July
Jan.
105
71
July
Jan.
Jan.
67
Apr.
100% Jan.
104
May
July
July
hi*
71
Mar.
Mar.
ft*
8
92% July
103% Mar. 12 107% May
2 105% July
89% Jan.
85
Jan.
3 102% July
99
Jan.
3 108% June
104
Jan.
2 112
Apr.
2 106
May
99% Jan.
Mar.
June 27 110
106%
Feb.
Jan.
Mar;
10
71
Mar.
54% Mar.
57% Mar.
47% Jan.
58
May
62% July
105% Apr.
12
July
8
9% July 31
U6* July 24
May
7
102% July 15
84% July 31
109% May 21
105
July 27
71
July 17
101% Jan.
109% July
16
87
Mar.
lily*
90
Jan.
106% Feb. 11
105% Feb.
2
104% May 14
102% Apr.
103
Apr.
105
103
5
23
22
5
8
11
23
22
6
17 109% Feb. 28
1
90
June 25
3 102% June 20
21
75
3 107
Apr. 22
3 107% July
9
nnn
1940
4,162,000
1961
1 >672,000 Northwest Electric 6s...1935
157,000
6s ctfs of dep
1935
216,000 Northwest Pow 6s A
1960
.
43s.
117,000
„
Certificates of deposit
1,556,000 Nor'west Pub Serf 5s A..1957
1,625,000 ogden Get Co 5s
1945
2,868,000 Ohio Edison Co 5s
1960
379,000 Ohio Power 5s series B
1952
893,000
4*8 series D
...1956
234,OO0
....
277,000 Oswego FaUs Co 6s
608,000
5s
olR'RRR P«kAcTilford6s
aor
1.467.R0R
3,135,000
1,113,000
268,000
243,000
138,000
70,000
For footnotes
94%
Sale
104% Sale
32%
95%
Sale
Sale
102
Sale
102
106%
105%
Sale
104%
106%
104%
102%
76
Sale
105%
105%
104%
108%
104%
Sale
105
107
Sale
110% Sale
104% Sale
Sale
Sale
104%
Sale"
Sale
Sale
Sale
117%
106%
Sale
107
Sale
79
Sale
99
Sale
"78% Sale'
120
Sale
106%
Sale"
Sale
98% Sale
116% Sale
Without warrants....
1942
1936
3.380,000 Penn Cent Lt Ac Pow 4%s 1977
150,000
58
1979
2,517,000 Penn Electric 4s series F.1971
1
Sale
Sale
July
8
105
July
1
99% July 25
July 27
33% July 12
33% July 15
96% July 29
117% July
10634 July
106% July
1 120% July
24 107
JulY
23 107
July
94% July
July
78% July
102% July
99
July
99
July
102
July
93% July
99% July
July
86% July
103% July
99
July
100% July
103
July
98
July
4 104
4 105
90
June 20
28
Jan.
2
July
8
July
1
99% July 25
99% July 27
3834 Feb. 19
28
Jan.
Jan.
3
37
Feb.
14
2
96% July
29
88
90% Jan.
74% Jan.
72
5
3 105% July 15
96
Jan.
1
3 106% June
97% Jan.
7
Apr. 11 108% Jan.
6
5 106% May
Apr.
7 110% July 31
Jan.
June 28
3 105
Jan.
4 107
May 10
100% Jan.
2 105% July 22
99
Jan.
June 20
3 104
90% Jan.
104%
104%
105%
99%
Jan.
2
81
38
July
65% Jan.
9
41
7
87
48
12
1
31
8
1
July
5
May
4
July 13
12 106
July
4 107% June
Mar. 16 106% Mar.
3 120% July
Jan.
2 108% Jan.
Jan.
2 107% June
Jan.
12
8
16
31
19
21
Mar. 15
99% July
12 117
Apr.
30
10
11
99% Jan.
101
106%
111%
105%
100%
Jan.
Pacific Investing 5s A...1948
59,000 Pacific Ltg Ac Pow
A,429,000 Pacific Power Ac Light 5s_1955
190,000 Palmer Corp of La 6s....1938
0
Sale
mu
1941
364,000 Pacific Coast Power 5S...194I
1,305,000 Pacific Gas Ac El 1st 4%«.l957
1,000
4%s series E reg
1957
856,000
1st & ref 6s B
1941
607,000
1st Ac ref 5s D
1955
1,340,000
1st Ac ref 4%s F
1960
„
105.
92
Ohio Public Serv 6s C....1953
927,000
5s aeries D
1954
587,000
5^s series E
1961
2,034,000 Oklahoma Gaa Ac El 5s...l950
1.177,000
6s series A
—1940
983,000 Okla Pow Ac Water 5s A.. 1948
8,000 Osgood Go 6s
1938
nnn
118,000
52% Sale
106%
106%
'RRR
,
92,000
12,000
678,000
22,000
2,000
529,000
II,000
445,000
Sale
50
101% Sale
102% Sale
,
143,000
121,000
51,000
14,000
208,000
Sale
Sale
11,000
129,000
331,000
Sale
102
Sale
5,000
19,000
I,000
409,000
103,000
35,000
162,000
175,000
241,000
70,000
36,000
Sale
Sale
106
54
1
76,000
355,000
383,000
12,000
2,000
20,000
50,000
24,000
109%
Sale
101
1,000
78,000
283,000
1
Sale
Monongahela WestPenn Pub
Service 5 %aB
1953
r,™
21,000
2,000
175,000
282,000
596,000
44,000
109,000
51,000
974,000
8,000
3,000
491,000
139,000
474,000
603,000
367,000
166,000
41,000
20,000
167,000
20,000
1955
Sale
1,779,000 Missouri Pub Serv 5s A—1947
2.576,000
107,000
107
Miss River Power
^IR'RRR
103%
l05" Sale
Mississippi River Fuel—
6s with warrants...—1944
Without warrants
5s—...1951
Ask
Sale
—..1955
jat Ac ref 5s..-
Mississippi Pow 5s
1955
Miss Power & Light 5a_..1957
493,000
349,000
•
Sale
104%
5s ctfs of dep—
?R£'RRR
i
99
i03 %
Lowest
Sale Prices
July 31
Ask Bid
Middle West Util—
_
77,000
117,000
July X
Bid
792,000 Lexington Util 5a
1952
1,910,000 Libby McNeill At Llbby 6a 1942
219,000 Lone Star Gas Corp 5s.—1942
828,000 Long Island Ltg is..
1945
390,000 Loa Angelea Gaa Ac Klec 5s '61
46,000
5a
1939
221,000
6a...
1942
59,000
5%■ series E
...1947
110,000
5 ^s series F
1943
401,000
5 His series 1
1949
3,511,000 Louisiana Pow Ac Lt 5a
1957
123 ,000 Louisville (Ky) G Ac E 6a A '37
78,000
4H series G_..........1961
432,000
76,000
169,000
182,000
70,000
88,000
1
to
135,000
270,000
28,000
68,000
29,000
2,000
15,000
1,000
6,000
111,000
430,000
12,000
•i, .12,000
36V,666
SINCE JAN.
July t 1933
1
$
RANGE
PRICES IN JULY
Low from
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
In
EXCHANGE
CURB
Penn-Ohlo Edison 6s
Without warrants...
1950
5%s series B
1959
Penn-Ohlo P Ac L 5%a A.1954
Penn Power Co 5s.......1956
81
Sale
102% Sale
"99% Sale'
103
'95*"
98
Sale
Sale
95
Sale
Sale
99% Sale
94
106% Sale"
Sale
106
Sale
106% Sale
116
97
92
y\
106%
105%
Penn Pub Serv 6s G—, 1947
5a aeries D...
1954
l07% Sale'
107
Penn Telep Corp 5s C...1960
107% Sale
103%
107%
see page
56.
July
July
«»uiy
July
July
July
July
July
117
100
July
96
July
106% July
107% July
108
July
104
July
107% July
87
30
23 110
11
57%
3 102
26
923
84«
10
25
10
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
933
74% Jan.
66
61
Jan.
Jan
Jan.
86% July
25 104% June
3 100% June
4 100% July
7 105% June
98
4
July
3
2
8
12
Jan,
5
100
3
95
Jan,
103% Jan, ^5
10
10
24
10
July
5
96
July
5
106% Mar. 8
108% Feb. 26
108
July
3
104% June 20
107% July 31
4 100
103% Jan
105
Apr
24
AUG., 1935]
AGGREGATE
In
SALES
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
July
O,
NEW
Jan. 1
399,000
157,000
66,000
146,000
358,000
2,672,000
4,814,000
522,000
380,000
143,000
12,000
1,047,000 PhllaElecPower 5>6*
1972
187,000 Phlla Rapid Transit 6*..1962
16,000
11,000
237,000
let Ac refunding 4 H§..1957
76,000 Phlla Suburb Water 5s.-1955
Piedmont Hydro-Electric Co
550,000
6*4s class A
I960
86,000
221,000
BO>iDS
'Continued)
55
PRICES IN JULY
RANGE SINCE JAN.
1
to
July 1
—
July 31
Ask Bid
Bid
$
EXCHANGE
Low from
July 1 1933
July 311935
&
15,000
•
CURB
YORK
Penn Water At Pow 4*4#—1968
5o_
1940
106*4 Sale
People* Ga* Lt Ac Coke 4* B*8I
87*4
102*4
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Ask
Sale. Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
106*4 July
113
6s lories C-—1957
Sale
Sale
102*4 Sale
Sale
112*4 Sale"
110*4 Sale
People* Lt Ac Pow 5a
1979
Phila Electric Co 5s.....1966
116
84*4 Sale
85*4
101*4
2*4
111*4
109 54
83*4
105*4 May
110*4 Jan.
2 107*4 July 24
114*4 July
89
July
102*4 July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
2 108*4 Feb. 18
3 114*4 July 23
4
89
July
3
89
Jan.
2 10254 June 26
4
1*4 Mar. 12
July
2
111*4 May 10 114*4 Mar. 4
107*4 Apr. 18 111*4 July 18
75*4 Jan.
2 85*4 May 22
72
4
July
112*4 July
111*4 July
84*4 July
Jan.
Phlla Suburb Cos G At B
164,000
109,000
15,000
227,000
5,000
43,000
322,000
83,000
36,000
13,000
1,223,000
159,000
690,000
126,000
371,000
1,073,000
730,000
878,000
137,000
117,000
60,000
160,000
874,000
9,000
25,006
45,000
136,000
53*4 Sale
Sale
101
Piedmont At Northern 5s. 1954
Pittsburgh Coal 6s
Pittsburgh Steel 6s
7,000
Sale
94
1948
"95*4 Sale"
93*4
26*4
Pomerania Elec Co 6s..—1953
Poor At Co 6s
1939
77
Sale
10554 Sale
105*4 Sale
Portland Gas Ac Coke 5s. 1940
Potomac Edison 5s
ser
R. 1956
4*4* series F
1961
85*4 Sale
106*4 Sale
106*4 Sale
Potomac Elec Power 5s__ 1936
Potrero Sugar 1st 7s.
July
102J4
76*4
165*4
105*4
104*4
'45
1947
Sale
"45" "July"
85*4 Sale
Power Corp of Can 4*4a B 1959
Power Corp of N Y 5*4«—1947
84*4 July
99*4 July
"99*4 Sale
"94*4 Sale
"93 *4 "July"
31
105*4
Sale
July
July
104
106*4 July
Mar. 15
12 109
103*4 June 29 106*4 Mar. 29
44
July
103
3
July
935
107*4 July 26 105*
89
9554 July 31
25
26*4 July 26
103 54 July 22
9854
67"
July 19
88*4
99
106*4 July 26
93
107
July 24
104
6 104
July
34 /
51
41
July 23
85*4 July 17
78*4
101 *4 July 30
76
104*4
"9554 July" 10 76
31
33*4 July
9
105*4 July 17 104
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
1947
7s stamped
1
53*4 July
Sale" 100*4 July
106
167,000 Prussian Elec 6s
.1954
244,000 Pub Ser» of N H 4*4* B..1957
34,000
44
102*4
1949
6*4s series A..........1942
887,000 Power Securities Corp 6S.1949
88,656
106*4 July 12 108
July
2
103*4 July
2 m7A July 31
104*4 Sale
28
75*4 Jan. 31
Jan.
4 103
July
3
3 108*4 Feb. 21
5
9
Apr.
98*4 Jan.
June 14
Feb.
7
35
Jan.
Apr. 15 10354
Feb. 28
88*4
18 106*4
Jan. 12 107*4
June 24 10554
July
July
July
July
22
19
26
24
Jan.
31
Jan.
June
May 16
July 23
Jan.
6
66
12
51
Mar. 28
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
July
Jan.
88*4 Jan.
28
14 101*4 July
4 104*4 Jan.
30
5
30
5
June 22
96
42
Feb.
23 10654 May
19
6
Pub Service Co of N J—
86,000
30,000
169,000
52,000
153,000
614,000
409,000
145,000
27,000
267,000
1,010,000
264,000
609,000
89,000
141,000
6,000
604,000
465,000
1,665,000
1,045,000
1,663,000
4,306,000
2,174,000
1,554,000
622,000
911,000
6,350,000
1,765,000
3,619,000
129*4 Sale
6% perpetual certificates
Pub Sere of Nor Ills 5s C.1966
1956
1978
107*4 Sale
102*4 Sale
1980
102
Sale
Sale
103*4 Sale
103J4 Sale
95*4 Sale
102*4
1981
105 54
6*4* series H
1952
Pub Sere of Okla 5s D—1957
5s series C__
1961
Pub Serv Subsid 5*4» A
1949
Puget Sound P Ac L 5*4s.l949
5s series C
79
1950
4*4* series D
Sale
1950
Sale
75*4 Sale
72*4 Sale
489,000 Quebec Power 5s........l968
132
105*4 Sale
5s
4*4* series D
4*4s series E
4*4s series F
128*4 July
105
108
107*4
99*4
99*4
99*4
105*4
102*4
103*4
105*4
10954
Sale
106*4 Sale
99*4
105*4
Sale
Sale
102*4 Sale
"99*4 Sale
8034 Sale
77*4 Sale
73*4 Sale
104*4 Sale
99*4 Sale
579,000 Queens Boro G Ac B 5*4#.1952
170,000
4*4s
......1958
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
95
July
7854 July
74*4 July
72*4 July
104*4 July
97*4 July
105
July
\
104
103
10254
10654
104
104*4
99*4
§*%
83
77*4
118
Jan.
r
Jan.
7 132
2 105
3 109
2 104
80*4 Jan.
2 103
80
Jan.
9854
9354
9454
79*4
55*4
53*4
50*4
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan,
Jan.
2 10254 July
2 107
May
89
Jan.
90*4 Jan.
81
16 10554 July
9
8 99*4 July 26
17 105*4 July 19
June
July
July
July
July
2 104
July
7 104*4 July
7
5
16
9
9
5
7
8
23
99*4 July 31
3
83
July
July
6
3
3
77*4 July
6
2
6
86
Jan.
102
Jan.
4 10554 July
9
3 100
May 13
14 106*4 Mar. 0
82
Jan.
25
101
Apr.
•
Reliance Management 5s.l954
10,000
20,000
687,000
13,000
22,000
26,000
3,000
36,000
With warrants
82,000 Republic Gas Corp 6s A..1945
1,811,000
130,000
120,000
163,000
86,000
Certificates of deposit.
Rochester Cent Pow 5s
A
1953
Rochester Ry Ac Lt 5s....1954
Ruhr Gas Co 6*4*
1953
Ruhr Housing 6*4* A....1958
1,489,000 St Louis Gas Ac Coke
571,000
95,000
260,000
524,000 Safe Harbor Water Pr 4*4* '79
1,860,000 San Ant Pub Serv 5s
1958
7,000
5,000
24,000
8,000
55,000
5*4* series D
I960
39,000 San Joaquin L Ac P 6s B..1952
363,000
5s series D
1957
113,000 Sauda Falls Co 5s
1955
6s..1947
13*4
22*4
70
.!*
64
38
Sale
10
Sale
109*4 Sale
10154 Sale
90*4 July
59*4 July
57*4 July
42*4 July
113
July
38
July
26
July
91*4 July
69
July
20
27
7054 July 31
108,000
13,000
90,000
1,088,000
2,946,000
408,000
1,891,000
611,000
559,000
862,000
393,000
113*4 Sale"
39*4 Sale
12*4 Sale
106*4 Sale
104
Sale
88
103*4 Sale
101
6S....................1937
Schulte Real Est 6s w w
6s without warrants
Scrlpps (E W) Co 5*4*
Seattle Ltg Co 5s
1943
Servel Inc5s
1948
1949
Shawinlgan W Ac P 4 *4*..1967
4*4* series B
196S
5s series C._
197#
4*4s series D
1970
Sheffield Steel 5*4*
1948
...
27,000
930,000 Sou Carolina Power 5s..l957
Sale
Sale
102*4 Sale
16
"
8
6
June 14
14*4 July 16
105*4 May 15 109*4 June 27
105
July
8
92*4 Jan.
8
19
105*4
107*4
98
108*4
136,000
82,000
14,000
38,000
25,000
130,000
8,694,000
1,380,000
405,000
728,000
649,000
151,000
371,000
75,000
1,145,000
Southeast P Ac L 6s
2025
96*4 Sale'
96*4 Sale
102*4 Sale
97*4 Sale
.
2,000
66,000
5,000
57,000
209,000
26,000
170,000
31,000
16,000
17,000
263,000
135,000
134,000
690,000
23,000
400,000
22,000
164,000
64,000
393.000
V *
202,000
477,000
Refunding mtge 5s.... 1952
Sale
Sale
106
Sale
96*4
98*4 Sale
96*4
102*4
"99"" Sale"
96*4
105*4
53*4
44
94
Sale
96
97
Sale
97*4 Sale
Sale
Ref Mtge 5s
1954
105*4 Sale
106*4 Sale
105
106
Sale
1,970,000
4,184,000
For footnote
18
103
45
10654
99*4
99*4
106*4
99*4
58
93*4 July 19
96*4 July 31
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
16
25
15
31
106
Sale
104
Sale
103*4 July
Sale
5*4s Series B
1st Ac ref 4*4*
1952
1961
102*4 Sale
106
Sale
fenn Elec Power 5s.
Sale
95*4 Sale
89*4 Sale
90*4 Sale
100
Sale
Sale
104*4 Sale
103
Sale
94""" Sale
Sale
103*4 Sale
Sale
103
93*4 Sale
80*4 Sale
84*4 Sale
100
104
Sale
53
51
Sale
44
Sale
53*4 Sale
49*4 Sale
44*4
Sale
49
94""
Sale
43
Sale
Sale
4754 Sale
Sale
19
30
45
35
103*4
105*4
103*4
101*4
109*4
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
102*4 Sale
102*4 Sale
101*4 Sale
96
Sale
83
94*4 Sale
45*4 Sale
100
Sale
104
Sale' 10354
106
vv
Sale
Tide Water Power 5a A...1979
Toledo Edison Co—
95
Sale
106*4 Sale
106*4 Sale
568
43
Sale"
78*4 Sale
97*4 Sale
see page
93
9854 Sale"
104*4
Sale'
1962
101 *4
83
79
RapTr5*4* A.1952
102
108*4
Sale
1937
1st mtge gold 5s
10154
105*4
107*4
6sstamped.l937
Twin City
2
56
Sale
9854
20*4
101*4
10554
78*4
94*4
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
26
55
17
48
2
46
Jan.
11
Jan.
1054 Feb.
Jan.
4
4
90
Apr.
5
Apr.
4
91*4 Apr
105*4 July 25
98
96
Jan.
106*4 July
54*4 July
60
July
3
100
July 16
2154 July 26
9
104*4 July
103
July
5
106*4 July
5
82
July 20
July 15
Feb.
26
Feb.
27
Feb.
28
Feb.
23
Mar. 21
Feb.
13
Feb.
4
July 29
Jan.
10
24
Jan.
8154 Jan.
43
July
8554 Jan.
13*4 Jan.
9454 Jan.
83*4 Jan.
103 5i Jan.
67
Jan.
7654 Jan.
16 107*4 July 24 105
16 5754 July 19
45
Jan.
Jan.
2
2
8
31
20
June
5
July
6
May 10
56
Feb.
25
51
53
Feb.
19
Feb.
13
Feb.
13
95
48
43*4 Apr.
34*4 May
36
May
29*4 May
85*4 Jan.
10054 Jan.
29
29
18
6
5
31
31
29
1
27
41
18
25*4 Mar. 15
23*4 Jan. 24
86
30
July
Mar. 28
Feb.
5
Jan.
30
3 106
July 30
July
6
2 104*4 July
Jan.
29 110
6154 June
98"
81
July
97
July
80*4 Feb.
Jan.
87
July
Jan
93
103*4 July
Jan.
103*4 July
Jan.
9554 July
90
60
Jan.
July
49
Jan.
90*4 July
Jan.
77
100*4 July
106
Mar.
103
July
Jan.
37*4 Feb. 28 68
Jan.
37*4 Feb. 28 68
50
Feb.
32
7
July
31
Mar. 18
49*4 J uly
95
Jan.
2
May
105
25
29
29
18
6
5
31
31
29
1
22
6
8
8
31
8
8
8
6
31
45
5
10654 June 25
99*4 July 19
99*4 Feb. 2o
106*4 July 30
99*4 July 19
108*4 Mar. 11
58
July 29
Jan.
3
73
96*4
2
9954
64*4 Jan.
June 14 108*4
105
June 24 108*4
105
105*4 July 25 108*4
4 108
105*4 Jan.
2 102*4
101*4 Jan.
102
Jan.
2 10654
10254 July 10 105"
9754
30
Jan.
7554 Feb.
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
2
15
July 24 10054 July
July ; 1
8554 July
11 10754
July
July
Jan.
101*4 July
106*4 Apr.
106
June
29 101*4
22 10954
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
47
42*4 Feb. 16
2 103
90
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
17
40*4
23 103*4
1 106
12 10354
4
Mar. 25
14
' Jan.
11 ,20
5
20
.
29
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
17
40
2022
5s
Thermold Co
8
July
42
54
43
1956
1960
July
July 22
49*4 July 22
1
44
July
1
44*
July
July 19
92*
1
94
July
3454 July
.1970
Texas Gas Utilities 68—1945
Texas Power At Lt 5s
1956
6s
Sale
51
Terni Hydro-Electric Co—
6 *4 s without warrants. 1953
Texas Elec Service 5s
97*4 Sale
Feb. 19 111
2854 Jan.
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
49
54" Sale
103
103
11
105*4 July 29
49*4 July 25
94
1
July
3
9454 July
83
July 10
8
102*4 July
10154 July 16
1
9354 July
1
80*4 July
1
84*4 July
99
July 27
107*4 Sale
105
Jan.
38
96
11
Mar. 4
Feb. 19
Feb. 25
July
July 30 108*4 Jan. 21
126
June 26
Jan.
101
19
96*4 July 30
9954 July
105*4 July 25 105*4
3 107
106*4 July
8 102 K.
101*4 July
2 10454
104 k July
10254 July 10 103*4
10554 July 22 10654
Sou Calif Gas Corp 5s...1937
Sou Calif Gas Co 5s
1957
618,000 Tenn Pub Serv 5s...
538,000
5,144,000
153,000
4,069,000
310,000
1,108,000
518,000
1,902,000
17
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
Southern Calif Edison 5s 1951
General 5s
1939
1,053,000
of California 4*4*
1968
260,000 Southern Ind G At E5*4s.l957
1,880,000 Southern Indiana Ry 4S.1951
2,254,000 Southern Nat Gas 6s....1944
95,000
Stamped...
...1944
266,000 S'western Assoc Tel 5s A.1961
1,834,000 Southwestern G At £ 5s._1957
852,000
5s series B
1957
1,283,000 Southwestern L At P 5s..1957
280,000 S'western Nat Gas 6S....1945
1,248,000 Southwestern P Ac L 6s..2022
479,000 S'western Pub Sera 6s A.1945
318,000 Staley (A E) Mfg 6s
1942
2,664,000 Standard Gas Ac Elec 6S..1935
3,131,000
Con? 6s
1935
3,118,000
6s.
1951
2,547,000
6s
1966
342,000 Standard Invest 5*4s..._1939
395,000
5s without warrants... 1937
5,238,000 Stand Power At Lt 6s....1957
148,000 Standard Telep 5*4* A...1943
Stlnnes (Hugo) Corp
58,000
7s Oct 1 '36 without warr._
198,000
7s stamped
1936
28,000
7s 1946 without warrants..
404,000
7s stamped............1946
2,404,000 Super Power of 111 4*4s..l97#
311,000
6s
1961
2,033,000
4*4*
1968
1,570,000 Swift At Co 5s
1940
56,000 Syracuse Ltg 5s B.......1957
58,000
1st Ac ref 5*4s...
1954
1,255,000
41
99
Southern Counties Gas
38,000
31,000
391,000
438,000
10,000
39,000
214,000
146,000
230,000
57,000
124,000
67,000
57,000
633,000
403,000
605,000
415,000
34,000
58,000
1,219,000
32,000
July 30 10554 July
July
9 12554 July
July 18 104
July
July
3 10854 July
17
17
106
42*4 Sale
31
9*4 July
1
14*4 July
106*4 July 29 109*4 July
10154 July
1 105
July
101*4
42*4
158,000 Sheridan Wyo Coal 6S...1947
171,000
1,039,000
18
102
27
July
11
11
26
16
53
39*4 July
1935
July
July
113 54 July
40
July
27*4 July
Saxon Public Works—
16,000
5,000
16,000
55,000
143,000
9,000
343,000
127,000
40,000
133,000
9,000
91*4 July 20
69
3954 Mar. 15
7054
31*4 Mar. 25 53
112*4 Jan.
2 113*4
36
Mar. 25
4354
26
34*4
May 31
San Diego Cons G Ac
75*4
40*4 Mar. 20
105*4
123*4
103*4
108*4
42*4 Sale
100
!!*
Sale
43*4
10354
106*4
10354
104*4
10954
108*4
June 27
May
July
9
8
Jan.
5
July
10
Feb.
11
10054 July
8554 July
10
75*4 Feb.
7
100
July
23
May
104*4 July
103
July
106*4 June
83*4 May
98*1 July
8
16
7
9
5
29
23
15
2 107*4 Feb. 23
2
58*4 May
7
-'5.11
NEW
56
SALES
AGGREGATE
In
July 311935
BONDS (Concluded)—
$
$
PRICES IN
July 1
RANGE SINCE JAN.
JULY
'■
...
1
55 %
55 %
Sale Prices
64
July 24
Sale Prices
Ask
1
July 25
1 63
8 101% July 29
55 % July
55 % July
100% July
Sale
Sale
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Highest
Lowest
July 31
Ask Bid
Bid
; 677,000 Ulen <k Go4a stamped...1944
6s ctfs of dep
1944
28,000
132,000 Union Ann Invest 5a A. 1948
116,000
20,000
44,000
1
July X 1933
Jan. 1
.
/'V ■}-,
EXCHANGE
CUBB
Lowjrom
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
July
YORK
42% Apr.
55
July 24
1 64
63
July 25
7 101% July 29
June 28
94% Jan.
Union Electric Lt 5c Pow (Mo)
>
8 106% July
July 29 106% July
106% July
3 106% July
July
114% July
5 116
106 H
5a aerlea A.......-...-1954
21,000
2,000
17,000
36,000
31,000
1967
244,000 United Elec of N J 4a_...1949
United El Serv (Unea) 7a.l956
5a aerlea B
150,000
46,000
29,000
24,000
21,000
52,000
13,000
34,000
87,000
3,000
14,000
209,000 US Rubber 6%% note«..1936
Serial 4%% notes
1937
263,000
8erlal 6H% notes..... 1938
269,000
Serial 6H% notes.
393,000
1939
Serial 6H% notes
413,000
1940
Series 6a
1936
251,000
247,000 Utah Power 5c Light 4%sl944
6a series A
2022
772,000
1952
14,000 Utlca Gas 5c El 5s B.
5s aeries D
1956
31,000
2,000
6,000
247,000
85,000
172,000
1937
32,000 Valvolina Oil 7e
140,000 Vamma Water Power 5Ha *57
1,859,000 Virginia Pub Ser 5Ha A..1946
6s
1946
527,000
5a aerlea B._
..1950
1,220,000
199",000
Sale
50
46 %
Sale
94
Sale
70
Sale
55
Sale
52% Sale
Sale
74% Sale
96
166"" Sale' 165
Sale
55
Sale
48 % Sale
July
41% July
29
41% July
48% Sale
Without warrants
223,000
1941
59,000 United Indus 4H»
1st 6a.................1945
147,000
1974
1,433,000 United Lt 5c Pow 6%s
Deb 6a
1975
4,088,000
5% aiu.^i-^.-.w.*i^l959
1,137,000
1952
6,627,000 United Lt 5c Rya 9%s
5%s registered.......-1952
3,000
6s aerlea A
1952
1,616,000
Deb 6s aerlea A........1973
651,000
46,000
6,000
12,000
255,000
1,066,000
144,000
817,000
July
106
1957
4HI
258,000
212,000
27
48
26
50
1
46 %
1
July
July
94
July
68% July
1
1
99% July
47% July
102
Sale
102% Sale
-
162 " Sale
85% Sale
80
...
Sale
107""
....
Sale
l02% Sale
97 %
84 %
Sale
Sale
91% Sale
96 %
Sale
92%
Sale
1st 7s with warrants
1954
84,000
408,000 Ward Baking Go 6a.....1937
1958
1,080,000 Wash Gas Light Co 5a
177,000 Wash Ry A Elec 4s......l951
129,000
242,000
117,000
622,000
105,000
5,000
3,000
22,000
52,000
119,000
160,000
4%
76
"83
75
105 %
Sale
21
33 %
91H
99%
78%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
1,037,000
Wash Water Power 5a...1960
Weatern Newspaper Union—
610,000
Conv deb 6s_.........1944
2,308,000
392,000
4,073,000
1,724,000
71,000
22,000
119,000
800,000
West Penn Elec 5a.......2030
Weat Penn Traction 5a..l960
46%
West Texas Utll 5a A
1957
Weat United G5tB 5 Ha A 55
Westvaco Chlorine 5 H*—1937
105% Sale
41
105% Sale
105
Sale
25
Sale
July
102% July
102
July
102% July
102
July
85% July
80
July
109% July
107
July
91% Sale
90
105 %
105
80
105
Sale
Sale
Sale
10
July 23
July 11
106% July 12
105% July 25
105% July 22
34
93
MB**
82
105%
102%
64
101
100
97
1944
61
B.1956
52
51
"97%
Wisconsin Pub Serv........
6a Series A
1952
78H
105% Sale
105 % Sale
105% July
6 106
514,000 Yadkin River Power 5a„ 1941
1937
1,602,000 York Rys Co 5s
63%
70
105% Sale
106
103
Sale
105% July
102% July
29
28
78
July
July
July 11
July 15
July 12
July 31
July 17
July 15
July 16
July
9
July 22
Wis Minn Lt 5c Pow 5s
ser
1958
104 H
101% Sale
Sale
103
Sale
24
98
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
97%
97%
107
106%
105%
99
99
July
19
10
5
11
29
56%
55%
98%
75%
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
8
6
Apr. 9
104% Feb. 26
100% Jan.
5
99
Jan,
8
96% Jan.
4
21
July 26
Jan.
mJan.
63
8
11
10
102 f Feb. 11
102% July 16
102% July 12
103% July 26
103% July 26
103 ' Feb.
7
88% July 10
84% July 13
109% July 10
108% July 17
90% Mar. 26 97%
95% Jan.
4 103 %
73
Jan.
3
99%
56% Jan.
2 88%
68% Jan.
31
Feb.
July
July
July
July
56
May
102% July
57% July
Mar.
39% Mar.
56
May
82% Jan.
30
Jan.
75
42% July 25
43
39% Jan.
16
30
95
June 19
June 13
July 18
July
9
July
5
10% June 10
106% June 27
106% July 12
105% May 27
June
106
6
59% Feb. 20
93% June 22
102% July
Jan.
2
82%
3
91% Jan.
101% May
2 104
106% Mar. 22 108
8 106%
104% Feb
94
Jan.
2 105%
1 106
Wis Elec Pow 5s A
567,000
37,000
262,000
July
Jan.
2 100H Jan.
July
99% Jan.
July 16
98% Jan.
July 12
98
Jan.
July 26
98% Jan.
July 25
5 101% Apr.
July
62
Jan.
July 10
55
Jan.
July 13
July 10 104% Jan.
May
July 17 104
106
1941
.1954
Wheeling Elec Co 5a.
1,046,000 Wisconsin P 5c L 5s
5s series F_
985,000
33,000
48
39
•
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
99%
77%
104%
101%
106%
106%
100
10
Apr. 26 108% Feb. 13
105% Mar. 13 107% Mar. 1
104
Apr. 18 108% Feb. 25
July 11
108% Jan.
4 116
103
9
July
105% July
105% July
104% July
105
July
106% Sale"
60
4 July
106
97
5
July
July 24
99% July 18
9
88% July
95
5
July
96
July
102% July
96
July
84% July
91% July
21
< July "II
101%
120%
102%
103%
103%
102%
88%
84%
109%
108%
102
Waldorf Astoria Corp-—
12,000
32,000
112,000
31,000
91,000
2
57
July
42% July 25
12
43
July
56% July 10
5
55% July
98% July 11
75% July 29
24
1
100% July
102% Sale
102% Sale
8
8
5
11
11
May
7
July 12
Jan.
May
11
1
Mar. 23
July
16
July
1 103% July
4
99
Jan.
2
99
July
22
96% Jan.
2 106
July
13
95% Jan.
13
76% Jan.
2 106
75
94% Jan.
June 24
July
2 103% July
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
AND MUNICIPAL
Agrtcul Mtge Bk Rep of Col—
44,000
20-yoar 7s
Jan 15 1946
7a with coupon
4,000
1946
43,000
20-year 7s—...Jan 15 1947
150,000 Baden (Germany) 7a
1951
Buenos Aires (Prov)
726,000
7He stamped
1947
7a stamped....
522,000
...1952
Cauca Valley fDept of) Rap of
Colombia extlsf 7s— .1948
81,000
2,000
7,666
23,000
132,000
25,000
4,000
24% July
18H
6
25% July
22"" July "27
24
3
July
1
July 24
July
31
26
July
63% July
24
24
69% July
65% July
12
12
9% July
19
9% July
Jan,
3
34% Jan.
35% Jan.
16
4
22
July
31
34
Jan.
25
59
Jan.
22
70
June 20
54
Apr.
4
66
June 25
7% Mar. 30
11
Jan.
3
55% Jan.
14
8
22
Sale
22
65
Sale
65
63 % Sale
21% June 21
26
Apr. 15
21% June 15
38
Cent Bk of German State ft
39,000
17,000
54,000
4,000
9,000
142,000
63,000
21,000
14,000
72,000
6,000
1,000
1,000
13,000
3,000
28,000
29,000
1,000
51,000
29,000
21,000
44,000
14,000
23,000
29,000
84,000
11,000
16,000
15,000
19,000
24,000
10,000
Prov Banks 6a
1951
234,000
6a
1952
167,000
290,000 Danish CoAs Munlc 5Ha-1955
5a
1953
76,000
Danaig P & Wat'way Bd
external s f 6%s
198,000
1952
898,000 German Cons Munlc 7a..1947
6a
1947
783,000
181,000 Hanover (City) Ger 7s.. 1939
159,000 Hanover (Prov) 6%«_____1949
119,000 Lima (City), Peru. 6Ha .1958
Certificates of deposit.....
77,000
13,000 Maranhao (State) 7a
1958
7s coupon off.........1958
33,000
65,000 Medellin (Colombia) 7a_.1951
Mendose (Prov) Argentina
7 Ha
52,000
1951
209,000
7Hs stamped.........1951
Mtge Bank of Bogota—
7a issue of May 1927
133,000
1947
7a Issue of Oct 1927
1947
71,000
228,000 Mtge Bank of Chile 6a.. 1931
254,000 Mtge Bank of Denmark 5sl972
143,000 Parana (Stateof). Bras 7a.'58
141,000
Coupon off...............
89,000 Rio de Janeiro 6Ha
1959
108,000
Coupon off...............
179,000 Russian Govt 6H«
1919
Certificates of deposit...
2,529,000
485,000
5Ha
1921
Certificates of deposit
557,000
Santa Fe (City) Argentina
241,000
Republic extl 7s....... 1945
7s stamped..
31,000
......1945
134,000 Santiago (Chile) 7s
1949
7s_1961
94,000
-
-
-
-
......
No par value,
n Sold under the rule.
a Deferred delivery sale.
s
55
27
27
29
2
17
26
29
35
Sale
22
Sale
23
35
22
10%
10
31
12
12
31
23
9
56
27
27
36
25%
12
10%
15%
13%
25
17
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
25
55
1
24
38% Feb. 16
2
23
37
39
16
20
29
12
31
23
57% July 23
47% July 12
59% July 31
50% July 15
20% July
20% July
21
July 29
20% July 30
12
July
13
13
86%
11%
11%
13%
11%
1%
1%
1%
1%
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
12%
Sale
14
" Sale
Sale
1% Sale
1% Sale
13
"iff
1% Sale
$
53
13
45% Sale
44w
July
July
July
10% July
puting range, are given below:
General Refractories 6s w w 1938, July 5
July
88
July
14% July
12% July
14
July
13
July
2
July
2
July
2
July
1% July
26
26
23
3
12
14
is
at
165
12
17
is
July 26
July 29
July 29
30% Jan.
2
22
July 31
Mar. 26
Mar. 19
Apr. 26
June 12
June
23
5
2
9
12
'
15
13
17
44% Jan.
21
17% Mar. 23
18%
11%
83%
11%
11%
12%
11%
1%
1938, July 13 at 39
5
30
17
23
29
26
6
June 21
1% June 21
1% Mar, 27
3
46
46
July
2
11% July 23
12% July 10
44
Jan.
New Orleans Stock
si
Philadelphia Stock
Pittsburgh Stock
»
>
4
•
«
r
•
«•
11
New York Stock
New York Curb
ss
New York Produce
New York Real Estate
Baltimore Stock
24
s>
*
*•
*»
Boston Stock
Buffalo Stock
California Stock
Chicago Stock
Chicago Board of
Chicago Curb
ss
ss
>•
>•
_
Trade
si
8
Mar. 21
Los Angeles Curb
is
2
June 27
9% Mar.
10
Cincinnati Stock
Cleveland Stock
Colorado Springs Stock
Denver Stock
Detroit Stock
Los Angeles Stock
>*
•
Deferred delivery sales, in which no account is
taken in computing range, are given below:
Apr.
Mar.
May
July
June
June
June
1% June 25
17
54% July 17
8
52% Jan.
prices since July 1 1933 were made (designated by
superior figures in tables), are as follows:
•
27
29
18
26
July
July
The National Securities Exchanges on which low
"cod," certificates of deposit
"cons," consolidated. *
"cum," cumulative.
"conv," convertible.
"m," mortgage.
"n-v." non-voting.
"vtc," voting trust certificates.
"vr i," when issued.
"w w." with warrants.
"x-w, without warrants.
w w,
89
59% Sale
is
C
97
34
July
31
July
92% May
86
Apr.
15% Sale
*»
Abbreviations Used Above:
29
31
42% July 11
39% July
9
15%
13%
10%
Cash sales, in which no account is taken in com¬
■
Baldwin Locomotive 6s
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
24
Sale
Bickfords, Inc., $2.50 conv pref, July 5 at 32%
Sold for cash.
Ex-dividend.
■
July
31
July
94% July
89
July
.
•
r
34
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Richmond Stock
St. Louis Stock
Salt Lake City Stock
San Francisco Stock
San Francisco Curb
San Francisco Mining
Seattle Stock
Spokane Stock
Washington (D# O.) Stock
49
Feb. 28
98% Jan. 14
93% Jan. 21
72
Feb.
5
Feb. 16
Feb.
5
Feb.
7
34
12
July 29
10% July 12
17% Jan.
3
15% Jan.
3
13
Feb. 14
63
May 28
55% Apr. 22
24
:,
Jan, 23
24% Jan. 12
13% Jan. 24
Jan. 14
14% Feb. 18
14% Feb. 13
15% Jan.
3
14
Apr. 24
4% Jan.
2
4% Jan.
2
5
Jan.
2
94
4% Jan.
8
56% Apr. 13
53% June 4
11% Mar. 4
12% July
10
I
Chicago Stock Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON CHICAGO STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock
Shares
Jan. 1 to
July 31
AGGREGATE
BONDS
1935
Jan. 1 to July 31—
July 311935
1934
$81,000
561,000
$10,000
283,000
....
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
PRICES IN JULY
Low from
July 1 1933
Jan. 1
Sales
July
Since
July
1934
552,000
7,513,000
CHICAGO
STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES
In
Bond
1935
935,000
9,486,000
Sales
July
July 1
Bid
%
*1,000 Brown Paper Mills Inc 6s .1939
"2*666
1,000
7,000
Shores.
1,190
80
150
2,250
50
1,465
110
1,290
5,000 Chic City & Con Ry 5s.. 1927
Chicago City Ry As.
.1927
Certificates of deposit.1927
6,000
1927
4,000 Chicago Railways Si.
1st mtge As ctf of dep..1927
125,000
As series A.........
1927
7,000
Con mt<*e 5s B
1927
4,000
1,000 Metrop West Side ext 4s.. 1938
208 So La Salle St Bldg—
1st mtge 534 s
106,000
1958
STOCKS
Shares.
9,990
13,550
2,660
7,750
10,050
Abbott
220
120
140
350
4,000
3,750
2,000
43
76
72
78
77
72
77
77
79
12
2534
1134
2634
1234
23
26
10
15
18
13
2734
2834
2934
31
95 H
98
98
18H
/ 4
1134
19
55,050
13,450
8,900
554
234
*
m
con*
135^
Associates Invest Co com..
6,250
150
5,560
16
Sale Prices
95
June 18
18
May
6
7434 June
5
62
Jan.
68
Mar. 11
Jan.
9
68
77
Mar. 11
June 19
18*4 Jan. 18
83i May 15
27
13
July
3
May 15
15
1454 June 22
1454 June 22
3234 Apr. 10
~77~~July "15 "77"" July"15
27
July
3
27
July
3
67
2734 July 23
2834 July 25
2634 Feb. 26
Sale
95 54 July
99
Co
Jan*
4^34 Jan.
"1934
1734 July
5
July
234 July
3134 July
1834 July
21
July
534
2034 Sale
18
10
July
23
4
234
20
5
'3
Sale
1934 Sale
19
12
22
18
July 16
12
9
"U
X
1,640
17 cumul prior pref.
66,050 Automatic Products com..
60 Automatic Washer conv pf.
20
2734 July
4
Sale
3 34 July
Sale
Sale
134 July
134
July
434 July
3
July
149
July
18
31
16
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
34 Jan. 24
3 54 Apr.
3
Mar. 21
1
79
X
354
1454
334
40,750 Berghoff Brewing Co
1
1,590 Blnks Mfg Co cl A cv pref..*
143,150 Borg-Warner Corp com—.10
7% preferred.....—...lit
1,820
240
Called....
2,950 Bracb ft Sons (K i) com—..*
*
13,050 Brown Fence Ac Wire cl A
Glass B
.......*
16,500
7,000 Bruce Co (E L) com
*
10 Bucyrus-Monighan class A..*
X
iV'
4
2
'4934
Sale
11034 Sale
110
108
17
20 H
107 X Sale
11%
5
Sale
17
21
25
Sale
13
15
Sale
8
Sale
6
15 X
5
112
1634
"l"July~l7
154 July
July
July
9
7 34 July
Jan.
26
Feb.
2
23
18
1234 July
• July
4
July
1834 July
434 July
e234 July
60
July
11034 July
108
July
17
July
25* July
July
8
July
1234 July
July
234 July
1434 July
3 34 July
154 July
3934 July
110
July
107 34 July
17
July
2134 July
12
July
534 July
100
J1?*
19
19
13
23
12
24
31
19
1
12
17
29
31
1634
"734
70
100
110 H
634 Sale
139,250 Butler, .Bros»^»*i*--^»«.I0
29
11X
4134
13,150 Castle Ac Co (A M) com.....10
1,300 Cent Cold Storage Co com.20
34,590 Central III Pub Serv prof...*
634 Sale
14H
4234
134
IX
4134 Sale
12
1234
46
Sale
12H
11
.
*1*
34 Apr.
3
54 Feb. 28
54 Feb. 25
Jan.
3
34 June 21
99
99
4
334
1734 Sale
334 Sale
>5 Sale
Sale
15
2%
12
96
40
—
f.
Sale
9
100
98
100,900 Bendlx Aviation Corp com..5
conv ore
1
2
2
15
550 Backstay Welt Co common. .*
1,400 Balaban & Katz pref.....100
7,900 Bastian-Blessinii Co com.... *
Preferred.........
34 July
6
July
3
734 July 23
11
May
8734 Feb.
234 July
34 Jan.
634 Jan.
July
149
July
54 Feb.
1
July
54 May
134 July
934 May
1
May
3
14
100
5
Mar. 13
Jan.
22
Jan.
23
15
Jan.
June 22
55
May
4
2234 May 29
6 * May 16
July 16
3134 July 22
2034 July 27
22
July 16
334 Jan. 26
8
2734 July
354 May
134 Mar.
""8
X
34
834 Sale
103
Mar.
Apr.
July
3
144
137
1934 July 12
534 July
3
July 16
3134 July 22
2034 July 27
com
$6 conv pref A
16 cum prior pref—.....
660 Canal Const Co
74
79
—
970 Bunts Bros common.......10
33,400
Highest
25
6
34
3 34 Sale
com...
Armour & Co common
50
"16"" "19""
2134 Sale
Asbestos Mfg Co com
550
9534
18" *20"
*
pref.
•
230 Amer Fura Mart Bldg pfd.100
14,890 American Pub Serv pref-.100
60
70
22,350
4954
71
76
Advanced Alum Casting*...5
30
2,450
30,050
7,100
21
36
Lowest
Sale Prices
95
June 18
18
May 6
par
Adams (J D) HIAcorn
Adams Royalty Co com
800 Assoc Tel Util Co
9,350
20
150 Ainsworth Mfg Corp com..10
17,815 Allied Products Corp cl A..*
""320
"rtifi
94
1934
I
Highest
Sale Prices
——.25
460 Amer-Yvette Co Inc
8,800
2,950
1,050
Ask
95
Laboratories com.-.*
Acme Steel Co
1,040 Altorfer Bros
Lowest
Sale Prices
July 31
Ask Bid
Jan.
15
3
31
16
2
17
17
23
21
20
Jan.
21
July
19
3
434 Jan.
1334 July 23
9
434 Apr.
e234 Apr. 9
50
July 31
v
May 31 113
610734 June25 108
1734
1334 Jan.
3
1434 Jan. 15 2534
4
24
16
8
5
Apr. 15
1
1554 Feb.
1554
8
9
454 Jan.
101
May 25 101
6
July
3
734
Mar. 14
July
1
June 24
July 17
July 29
July 31
Feb.
1
May 10
May 25
Jan.
3
31
15
5
34
1734
1134
1334
Apr. 27
Jan.
9
Apr. 17
Jan.
2
254 Feb.
4
4134 July 31
1434 Jan. 29
48
July
5
34 July 10
July 18
July
6
54 July 27
3034 July 29
734 July 29
434 July 26.
54 July 27
1134 July 30
1554 July 10
34 July
9
3534 July
6
12 34 July 31
634 July
5
34
734
334
34
1254
334
154
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
34 July 27
1134 July 30
28
2134 Jan.
1834 Jan.
29
July
1134 July
July
40
2
15
12
4134 July
12
July
48
July
Cent 111 Secur Corp—
3,150
450
400
18,150
1,890
3,130
120
Common
1
6,750
Convertible preferred....*
9,150
100
7,060 Central Ind Power pref
1
92,900 Central S W Util com
Prior lien preferred...
25.760
*
Preferred.
*
14,780
980 Central States Pr Ac Lt pref.*
130 Central States Util $7 pref..*
934
12
660
60
'"54 Sale"
3334 Sale
1234 Sale
334
634
734 Sale
634
10
14
Sale
3%
34
2,750 Chain Belt Co com.........*
2,200 Cherry Burrell Corp com.
Preferred
10
.......100
X
11X
Sale
34
31
...
34
15
4
16
8
12
16
16
7
H Feb. 16
25
27
31
34 X
105
2734
2834
26
3434
3534
34
July
July
18
22
July
35 34 July
30
18
102
10534
1634 May 17
8
6
1254 July 31
634 June 28
134 Feb.
3534 July
>4 Feb. 16
28
36
June 10 102
31
9
July
30
June
18
June
10
34 Feb.
234 July
May
3
July
3934 July
1634 Apr.
2734 July
2634 July
18
8
24
24
25
6
10
Chic City Ac Con Ry—
250
300
50
55,150
4,950
20
3,300
7,400
350
Common.......
.......*
Participation preferred ..*
2,400
Certificates of deposit...
1,600
.....1
216,550 Chic Corp common
Preferred
•
42,470
430 Chicago Electric Mfg A.....*
11,450 Chicago Flexible Shaft com.5
5
54,900 Chicago Mail Order com
IX
234
IX
234
234 Sale
3634 Sale
15
1934
...
22 X
Sale
1934
20
34
34
234
234
134
234
234 Sale
38 34 Sale
10
1634
2534 Sale
2534 2634
34 July
8
July
2
154 July 25
2 34 July
1
3634 July
1
1534 July 24
22
July 29
20
July
8
34 July
234 July
July
July
July
July
July
July
8
8
25
24
25
24
154 July 29
1
July 24
254 July
1
July
30
24
2
10
30
34 Feb.
1
Mar.
18
4
54 Mar. 1
1
Apr. 27
Jan.
14
Jan.
Jan.
23
15
1534 Mar. 13
2
30
Chic Nor Sh AcMllw—
Prior lien preferred.... 100
170
3,900
20
3",520
25,400 Chicago At N W Ry Com..100
70 Chicago Rys part ctfs I...100
20 Chic Rap Tran pr pref A. .100
6,120 Chic Rivet Ac Machine cap..*
50
13,750
300
100
7,300
360 Chicago Towel Co
conv
pref *
163,200 Cities Service Co com
•
4,700 Club Aluminum Uten Co...*
1,620 Coleman L'p Ac Stove com...*
101,070
Commonwealth Edison
100
20 Community Pr & Lt $6 pref.*
160 Congress Hotel Co com
.100
For footnotes
see page
59.
0
134 Sale
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X
*
4)
68!
5}
30
*
234
34
14"' "is"" "1834
Sale"
9334
9554
134 Sale
34 Sale
95 34 'Sale
Sale
20
22
20
81
Sale
134
X
34
22
8034 Sale
3
10
3
" "l2""
"3"" "12"
14 34 July
95
July
134 July
34 July
20
July
77 34 July
1534 July" 18
95 34 July
2
July
34 July
20
July
8434 July
19
5
1
2
5
Jan. 17
154 June 28
Jan.
13
80
26
Mar. 7
Mar. 14
Jan.
3
H Apr.
1
34 May 6
1754 Apr. 12
Feb. 18
55i Jan.
8
_
1
July
24
34 Mar. 7
1934 July 18
99
May 17
234 May 27
54 Jan.
5
22
June 18
June 24
May
6
1334 Jan. 11
47
9
Jan.
2
85
May
6
9
10
Mar.
8
\
58
CHICAGO
AGGREGATE
SALES
CHICAGO
STOCK EXCHANGE
Low from
■
Since
July
Jan. 1
Shares
Shares
—
STOCKS
July 311935
Par
3,600
-4«.
Consumers Co com
i
....
270
6% prior preferred A—100
100
7%
cum
100
preferred
Continental Steel com
*
390
Preferred.....—
—-100
9
98,700 Cord Corporation
153,010 Crane Co com ..,' y
---28
Preferred »
.100
7,574
60 Cudnh.v Packlne Co pref__100
49 Curtis Lighting Inc com.—.*
-—5
1,090 Curtis Mfg Co com
*
11,920 Dayton Rubber Mf<* com
Cum class A pref
35
3,915
32,250
24,250
120
1*
£ 5*
40
150
1
J"
X
X
X
:5 X
3%
X
334
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
"I"" Juiy"~9
8
July
July
234 July
1334 July
107
July
1734 Sale
9
.
93
Sale
103
95
334 Sale
1634 Sale
Sale
5
Highest
Sale Prices
"i"" July "9
Sale
32
105% 108
114
90
106
11 19
10 103
23
334
1 1734
2 115
July
July
July
July
July
29
29
30
31
29
105
2
"16"
2
24
%%/
8%
1
3
3
90
Lowest
Ask
Ask Bid
2
.
5,250
2,550
SINCE JAN.
Sale Prices
July 31
July 1
Bid
..
13,800
32.300
1,380
RANGE
PRICES IN JULY
July 1 1933
to
In
210
EXCHANGE
STOCK
Feb.
7
Jan.
29
2
Mar. 14
19
8 103
29
29
7
20
Jan.
Mar. 20
2
Mar. 14
7
83
Jan.
12
Jan.
10
2
Jan.
11
10
934
434
1534
7%
6
70
34 Jan.
4
106
Sale
2
4% Sale
14% Sale
34 Feb.
1
July
9
X Mar. 27
9
July
434 July
July
12
5
1
2
1134 July
534 July
1734 July
10
23
23
134 July 31
1934 July 13
134 July
1934 July
10
13
634 July
3
634 July
15
16
July
1334 July
2234 July
5
23
5
16
1834 July
1634 July
July
24
19
29
15
27
15
2
19
"
14
17
534 Jan. 11
234 May
9
834 May
8
July
July
4% Jan.
1734 July
115
.July
106 34 Feb.
2 >4 Mar.
1134 July
534 July
1734 July
31
29
4
5
10
23
23
Decker (Alf) Ac Cohn—
120
1,500
20
20
Common
10
100
...
Preferred.
„
5
*
3X
12
*0%
3,250
Dexter Co
(The) com
190 De Mets Inc preference
5,330
10,200
3,250
5,370
1,010
10,800
56,050
4,340
10,530
10
1,400
11,650
340
450
1,600
7,500
170
8%
9%
5
Gen Household Utll
*
2%
Godchaux Sugar Inc cl B___*
Class A
130A
com
*
com..
Hall
Printing Co
14,700 Heileman
50
com
"8%
450
2,050
1,400
60,650
260,360
250
8,100
1,450
470
760
20
Horders Inc
290
-
3",420
Hormel 8c Co
(Geo)
170
19,700
7,200
Illinois Brick Co
v t C.
3%
42%
9
aT.
*7
5
Preferred.
100
;
_
100
_
150
50
1,420
300
1,890
120
240
.
.
..
La Salle Ext Unlv
360 l.awbeck Corp 6%
-
,
cum
200
2,290
9,540
2,670
9,620
25,750
700
4,550
4,600
670
1,840
29,550
2,420
21,750
1,750
1,580
9,750
230
1,800
300
_
9,600
7,850
430
17% "18%
18%
16
39
18% Sale
50
34
60
28X
29
101
1
12
X
6
28
100
240
Sale
434 Sale
434 Sale
4
434
3334 Sale
40
20
2134 Sale
59
134
2,750
110
650
210
50 Mountain States Pr pref..100
730 Mosser Leather Corp com.
_*
com.
334
Preferred..
2,850 Nachman Springfllled com.*
2,010 National Battery Co pref
Sale
10
16
19
18
2
July
1
7% cumul preferred
100
21,800 National Gypsum A n-v com_5
20,450 National Leather com..
10
650
6
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
2
30
20
10
10
27
1
3534 July
3934 July
534 July
9
5
17
96
50
20
16
26
3534 July 20
74
July 20
734 July 25
34 July
30
July
34 July
634 July
634 July
134 July
21
July
434 July
434 July
2334 July
38
July
1434 July
1834 July
56
July
3434 July
1
July
40
July
July
134 July
103
18
990
6,050
1,750
55,960
6,900
'
200
12,850
150
,
100
1,100
com
*
National Union Radio com..1
Noblitt-Sparks
Ind Inc com.*
834 July
X
»
"~X
334 July
16
3
30
9
7
31
1
8
12
26
2
2
18
6
5
1
17
Nor Amer Lt A
Power com..l
23
23 Northern Paper Mills com..*
5,350
4,400
30,450 Notihwest Bancorp com....*
8,220 Northwest Eng Co com
I*
1,450 Nor West Utll pr lien pref. 100
7% preferred
2,130
....1«0
190
1,080
...
30
397 Okla Gas Ac El 7% pref
930 Ontario Mfg Co com
110
950
3,300
170
370
650
-
60
Convertible
-wwmi
v*u
6% preferred
FPF foofaotes fee page 59.
preferred."—I*
MJ8
VUUI*a«i .T
100
16
3
17
17
30
30
25
*
29
8
July
734.July
434 July
27
July
July
5
July
34
July
4134 July
5
16
July
2334 July
60
July
3934 July
1
July
25
19
22
22
17
3
934 July
23
4
July
1034 July
34 July
July
22
July
1034 July
1J4 July
6
31
24
34 July
34 July
1
25
34 July
34 July
46
17 X
15
6*
X
17
10*
%
3*
2%
3
2
1
.X
27
15
Jan.
30
1034 July
16
July
3434 Jan
634 Mar. 13
534 Mar. 13
60
Jan.
30
Feb.
11
21
834 Jan.
10
Feb. 20
5
x
34 July
10
34 July
Mar.
334 Jan.
1734 Apr.
Jan.
6
7234 July
22
Jan.
Mar.
85
Jan.
3
34 July
May
Jan.
1
26
X July
1
July
1*
2
July
2
234 July
2334
25
18
2434 July
18
7
—
6
7X
24
3
734 July
50
July
1
9
477H::
1
20
July
1634 July
15
26
7
July
4634 July
19
Sale
15
8
"
734
26
2233 Sale
"1734
9
Sale
14
July
July
12
734 July 22
2234 July
'
X
.....
13
1
1434
IX
•
34
1834 Sale
X
1
834 July 23
2634 July 30
IX
234
3034
31
X
X
18 X Sale
334
334
X
34
X
134
10
Sale
3
Sale
3434 Sale
•34
2034
334
3
34
Sale
334
10
4X Sale
634 Sale
Sale
1334 Sale
11
12
IX
.....
20
3X
5
Sale
7%
90
11
434
23
13
4X
25
1834 Sale
X
134
7
10
12%
5% Sale'
24
Sale
18
19
1
7
1%
6
4
Mar.
2234
34
2634
634
Jan.
Apr.
3
May 28
Mar. 19
Jan.
4
20
10
6
12
19
1
July
July
23
5
3
July
7
34 Mar. 29
Jan. 16
Apr.
5
Apr. 12
Apr. 29
Mar. 6
Mar. 12
June
5
34 Jan.
34
34
34
34
34
34
134
7
734 Jan.
7
96
30
50
20
July
July
20
July
16
July
23
July
2634 May
10
10
27
16
Jan.
24
X Jan.
24
Feb.
5
30
134 Feb. 15
7
Apr.
8
834 Apr. 12
4 X July 30
27
July 30
5
July 25
634 Apr.
9
34
July 29
4134 July
8
Jan
18
9
19
2334 July
July
3934 July
134 Jan.
22
5
Jan.
11
60
33
22
11% Jan.
634 May
9
7
June
18
July
31
24
31
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
June
Jan.
Jan.
1
July
X June
434 Jan.
X
X
34
%
34
34
5
Jan.
5
Feb.
7
Jan. 10
Jan. 31
7
20
16
26
4
2
8
14
23
May 28
25
May 20
134 Feb.
7
934 Feb. 23
50
July
9
7
Feb.
6
Jan.
5
1534 Jan.
14
July
29
20
June
12
20
Jan.
2
934 Jan.
2634 July
10
30
X Feb.
July
134 Jan.
25
23
7
Mar. 23
6
Jan.
3
25
22
Mar. 18
6
/
34 Mar. 30
34 X July
34 July
21
July
334 July
34 July
134 July
10
July
634 July
1434 July
22
July
8
July
92
July
1234 July
18
31
19
17
18
8
2
1
30
18
8
6
23
10
7534 Jan.
10
May 10
434 July
6
23
July 22
534 July 31
24
July 30
1834 July
20
3
June
3
27
27
19
23
29
1134 July 18
1934 Mar. 8
3634 Jan. 28
1834 July 31
May 28
1634
134
634
4234
34 July
18
July
334 July
34 July
X July
10
July
434 July
1034 July
16
July
334 July
92
July
1134 July
July
Jan. 10
July 30
Jan. 26
Apr. 24
July 16
1034 July
iX July
234 July
3034 July
1
734
834
1054
1534
834
22
July :
Jan.
34 Apr.
34 Feb.
1334 July
34 July
54
Jan.
May
May
July
July
July
4
134 Jan.
6
21
15
1334 Jan.
29
2434 July
11
13
29
19
18
51
2
8
334
29
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 30
9
734
1134
2834
2334
2434
14
34 Jan. 24
27
Mar. 12
34 July
3
6
Feb. 25
5
Mar. 23
534
334
3%
1734
Mar. 21
9
3534 July
4034 May 24
6
May 28
43
May 24
35% July 20
74
July 20
7% July 25
40
July 30
103
July 13
234 Jan. 14
1534 Jan.
9
34. July 15
34 July 30
1
8
1334 Feb.
1834 Jan.
33
9
38
May 29
6
May 17
734 Jan.
2
1034 June 17
634 July
3
31
%
"234
25
56
3
10
July
2334 July
4
1
34
34
7
7
1$*
15
5
1
13
20
2
7%
Oshkosh Overall Co—
Common
7,700
1,270
-
100
July
X July
3
22
24
23
X
""34
%
733 Sale
6
7
Feb.
Jan. 21
June 21
Jan.
2
Jan. 15
Jan.
3
17
Mar. 13
1934 Jan. 23
534
2%
634
1534
17X
5
24
North American Car com...*
250 Nor Amer Gas & Elec cl A..*
11,250
1934 Feb.
7
1734 Jan. 26
May 16
25
834 Jan.
17
1X
7
1
Republic Invest TrustCumul. conv. pref
National Standard
30
13
22
34 July 31
Nat
190
2,200
234 June 11
13
334 May
9
734 May 17
20
Apr.
3
1934 July
13J4 Jan. 15
Apr. 29
1434 Feb. 26
10
Nat Klec Power—
30
1834 July 31
23
July
July
2834 July
3734 July
5
July
Sale
X
X
X
5
400
10,400
Jan.
12
X
20 H
5,100 Muskegon Mot Spec cl. A
3X
134 Sale
2
_
750
820
1
19% July
3
May
434 Jan.
1834 Jan.
5
22
com
common
134
30
934 Sale
X
3X
290
60
Sale
39
16""
100
Monroe Chemical Co
Sale
2
5,250 Modlne Mfg
834 July
3634 July
1134 July
1734 July
20
100
150
200 Mohawk Rubber
Sale
16
8% Sale
5X
3X
33£
%
X
1,940 Miller 8c Hart Inc conv pref.*
Minneapolis-Moline Power
100
Implement common
*
12
26
30
*
120
134
634
—-
10X
15
15% Sale
54
56
34% Sale
X
1
...106
7% preferred A
6% preferred A
32
1
IX
7% Sale
1% Sale
19%
4 34
4%
5
5%
23 X
23 H
39
36%
lien..100
pr
3
19
16
11
Sale
Sale
... ...
Midland Utll 6%
7% prior lien
22
30
9
45
7
40
28
.
1,580
434 July
834 July
934 July
11
1
8
5
25
6
5X
X
Middle West Utilities com.
1,760
3
8
15
2734 July
7234 July
434 July
Sale
29
39% Sale
July
101
102% 103% 110
July
1
IX
IX
34 July
10
12
14%
in
Mickel berry's Food Prod coml
34,400
1,430
19
23
29
34% Sale
71
73%
--
"4%
%
July
534 July
9
July
26
July
2334 July
2434 July
54
July
534 July
8934 July
4434 July
17
July
12
July
20
23
34
6
72)4
65
22%
5
5
24%
1
9,800
—
37% Sale
Prior preferred
60 Metropol Ind Co allot ccfs...
80
—
Sale
McWilliams Dredging Co....*
23,200
200
Sale
10
38
5
$6 conv. pref.
A" iv...
450 Midland United Co com
530
Convertible preferred
Sale
18%
89% Sale
48
44%
17
13
19
...
,850
900
ox
100%
5%
26
5
8
1434 July
94
ox
6
Sale
ll*
July
2334 July
41
14% Sale
25
Manhatr-Dearborn Corp com*
Mapes Cons Mfg capital
.*
430
30
634 July
3634 July
1034 July
34
*
com
July
934 July
7%
Sale
•
Mer Ac Mfrs Sec cl A
8
34
Sale
10
com
434 July
11
7%
29
Loudon Packing common
*
Lynch Corp common ......5
McQuay-Norrls Mfg
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
10%
17%
OX
26
55.395 Marshall Field 8c Co com..
550 Material Service Corp com. 10
1,500
25
12
38
7
pfdlOO
McCord Rad & Mfg "A".
McGraw Electric com
15
10
9
54
Cumulative
i.ighr com
Lion Oil Ref Co com
50
54
434 Sale
834 10
.
Leath & Co common...___._*
Lindsay
21
51
6
preferred....*
147,140 Llbby. McNeill 8c Llbby ...10
21,100 Lincoln Printing Co com ...»
2,150
7% preferred
50
11,950
13,050
Sale
2334 Sale
4%
ox
..5
com.
22
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
pref 50
cum
j/
Sale
8
20
*
com
2334
734
234
734
23 34
2034
2434 Sale
*3X
.
12
Sale
35
25
6% preferred
20 X
10
2%
.
550
20
15
27
25
33
\l*
com
40,550 Ken-RadTube 8c Lpcom A. _*
22,900 Keystone Steel 8c Wire com.*
Preferred
1,800
100
15,400 Kingsbury Brewing Co cap.l
650 Kuppenhelmer cl B com
5
210
2434 30
734 Sale
334 Sale
—
10
Class B
12,120 Kentucky Utll
170
12X
13
22%
7X
8
3X Sale
8%
9X
"2ig
*
common.
24,900 Kalamazoo Store common..*
20,660 Katx Drug Cocom
.1
10
2,350 Keiloag Switchboard com
250
1834 Sale
1434 Sale
2434 Sale
7%
9X
-...-.
550
17 X
14%
23
4
Brew Co G cap—1
20,170 Iron Fireman Mfg Co
6,200 Jefferson Electric Co
5,940
1,800
16%
13 X
22%
...10
.
Illinois Nor Utilities pref. 100
4,200 Indep Pneum Tool v t c
1,490 Interstate Power 57 pref
ioo
$6 preferred..
-*
3,000
16
50
A.
200 Houdaille-Hershey class A..*
1,000
7
7
6X
20
6%
21%
380 Hibb Spencer Bartlett com.25
2,050
334.
634
16%
*
860 Hart Schaff 8c Marx com..100
_
13,050
16
7
5
330 Harnischfe<*er Corp com__10
5.355 Hart-Carter Co "out pref.
250
—
com
General Candy Corp A
58,770 Great Lakes D 8c D com
5,500 Greyhound Corp com
150
6
•
*
Ac Dredge Co com..
Gardner Denver Co
51.250 Goldblatt Bros Inc
12,350
8,300
m
134 Sale
2X
19%
8c Connell Dock
Pits Simons
1,350
IX
11
3
8,530 Eddy Paper Corp (The)—.*
5
44,310 El Household Utll Corp
15
17,160 Elgin Nat Watch Co
330
—
X
19%
30 Deep Rock Oil conv pref.—*
_
"
134
2634
34
1334
234
34
34
Feb.
Mar.
Apr.
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
Apr.
10
July
3 X Jan.
534 Jan.
3
8
25
24
6
25
30
1
1
3
3
Mar. 12
1 34 Jan.
11
3
19
3
May
3434 July
34 Feb.
21
July
334 Jan.
34 Mar.
134 May
10
July
634 July
14 34 July
22
July
S
July
92
July
19
23
31
25
17
31
30
13
1
30
18
8
6
23
Jan.
9
434 May
8
2134 Mar. 13
534 Feb.
24
July
21
30
11
Jan.
20
34 Jan.
534 Feb.
1
June 21
8
Apr.
14
July
3
27
CHICAGO
AUG., 1935]
AGGREGATE
In
CHICAGO
STOCK EXCHANGE
Shares
1
6,450
1,100
5,650
14,400
2,150
8,150
100
1,200
2,500
1,150
1,000
Peon Gas 9c Elec A
12
Peoples Gas Lt & CokecaplOO
Perfect Circle (The) Co
•
Pines Wlnterfront
m
Potter Co (The) com........'
■37%
560
~
100
500 Reliance Internat A
140
14%
220
"¥,150
26,250
11,850
1,400
coot
100
480
Preferred..
.
...
900
Storktlne Fur
cona
Stutz Motor Car
500
60
640
1,370
650
2,650
50%
5H
1%
4%
,1*
103 %
14
29
15 % July
107
July
78
14
July 31
37% July 29
37
July 23
2% July
3
July
2% July
:
3
Sale
6
Sale
8
4 37%
11
39%
% Jan. 30
2%
3
1% June 25
2
4%
July
8
1
7
% Jan.
3
39%
15% Jan.
39 %
8
16% Jan.
3 105
61% Jan.
73% Jan. 22 115
2 135%
128
Jan.
Swift International.15
33%
7,550 Thompson (J R) com......25
5%
1%
1
6%
2%
16% Sale
16% Sale
33% Sale
6
3
6%
3%
27%
%
%
1%
9%
"% "l%
%
1
2%
1
1
%
2,710 Viking Pump Co common..«*
10%
voting
38
........*
19,210 Vortex Cup Co com......
Class A
5,400
3,750 Wahl Co com
36,100 Walgreen Co com..
....
%
1%
3%
1%
Sale
39%
1
39
Sale
19
35
Sale
34
27%
Sale
•
660
Stock purchase warrants..
2,420 Ward (Montgom) fit Co cl A.*
21,601 Waukesha tyotor Co com...*
*
6,060 Wieboldt Stores Inc com
16,200 Williams Oil-O-Matic com...*
139*
85%
16%
3
1%
30%
%
%
Sale
138%
Sale
17%
3%
1
75
16%
4
10% July
Sale
39
July
Sale
17
July
35
34
July
Sale
1 % July
Sale
27 % July
% July
137
July
73
78%
July
17
16% July
Sale
3% July
143*
19
Jan.
9
29
2
July
1
Mar. 14
4
7
1% Jan.
14% July
^,
31
8
3 103% June 27
14
July 10
10
29
14
10
2
Mar.
Mar.
5
Mar. 20
Jan.
8
14% May
2
31% Jan. 15
Mar.
May
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
% Mar.
1% Mar.
% May
5%
1 %
40%
%
%
20
27
12
14
13
15
23
1% July
% July
2% July
3
3
31
23
6% Jan.
16
13
26
11
13
29
23
~
it*Jan.
Jan.
28
11
31
11
2% July
31
2
Jan.
31
31
2
16
Apr. 26
3
26% June
July 23
127
30
4
Jan.
26
5
43
3
3% Jan. 14
2
Apr. 22
10
June
24
30
31
% Apr. 22
2
93% July
Jan.
6% July 30
19*
13
23
3
13% July
July
July
35
July
1% July
31
July
July
140
July
87
July
17% July
4% July
2
2
2
8
21
22
16
12
% Jan.
54% Jan.
25% Jan.
17% July"l9
17% July 18
33% July 18
July
% July
June
June
July
July
July
July
30
1
Jan.
1
July 18
9% July 25
July 25
6% July 31
1 % July
Jan.
20% July
95
Jan. 15 108% July
1
49% July
33
Mar.
July
11% Jan. 14 32
5% July
1% Jan.
5
Mar.
12% July
Jan.
8
3
13% Sale
17%
34%
•
Sale
% Sale
2% Sale
14 148
30
27
3&
July
6
Apr.
9
July
July 22
Apr. 10
42% July
20
73
5% July 23
Feb.
Feb.
9% Apr.
I*
13% July
15% July
31 % July
July
Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
100
.20
7,750 Utah Radio Products com..*
11,800 Utility 9c Ind Corp com
*
Convertible preferred....*
6,350
Feb.
133
20% July 30
29108% July
1
2 49% July 24
32
July 30
5% July 31
1.2% July 26
3
July
% July 15
2
July
July 10
July
5% July
1 % July
5
July
Mar. 19
Feb.
31
4
.
::
Sale Pric$
14
July
21% Apr.
3
71
8% Sale
Sale
Preferred...
73
94%
Sale
Sale
770
'90"'
Sale
5%
*8
it*
46
2
92%
Sale Prices
July 15 39% July 31
July 13 39
July 31
July
2 105
July
July
3 115
July
July
1 135% July
July
8 148
July
July 27 28% July
2
July 11
July 29
% July
July 17
1% July
July
2
July
2 14% July
July 30 103% July 30
July 10 14
July 10
July
5 42% July 29
42% July
22% July
3
July
12
July
2
July
% July
89
July
43
July
32%
5% Sale
12%
13%
%
"13%
non-
"51%
31
15%
Common
107%
25
12%
60
8,200
21
*
com
50 Util Pow & Light Cl A
4,450
1,400
Sale
17
45
25
pref
1%
13%
41
Sale
71
Sutherland Paper common. 10
25
Swift & Co stk
150
480
%
.*
1
18
43
90%
980 St Louis Nat Stockyards cap *
Standard Dredge con* pref.*
Common.
i*
12%
103%
2
"14""
2
*
1,650 Southern Union Gas com
1,350 Southw GAcK Co 7% pref.100
456 Southwestern Lt & Pow pfd. ♦
1
12%
Sale
101%
110
107
133 % Sale
132%
146
147
143
26 %
29% 27%
29
22%
2%
11%
660 Slayer Steel Castings com...*
370 Sou Colo Power A common.25
26,150
5,350
1,270
1,330
12,890
181,000
54,750
"16""
108
42
...........100
100 United Gas Corp common
450 U S Gypsum common.
2,050
1,600
*
*
3,080 Sears Roebuck 8c Co com
1,111 Signode Steel Strap Co pf.30
Common
1,930
60
9,050
28% Sale
1
1%
1
H
1%
12
12%
28
20
2 050
145
*
com
Preferred..........
1,860 Sangamo Electric Co..
40
20
108
17,200 Ryerson A Soos Inc com...*
510 Rollins Hoe Mills
150
210
Sale
orof.*
20
1,260
200
35
101
12
130
200
35
Sale.
103% Sale
8,220 Reliance Mfg Co Common. 10
10
360
Sale
39
Sale
Lowest
Sale Prices
1%
39%
.
500
3
5
July
1
1% July 29
1% July 10
2
July
8
35
1
1
Highest
Highest
32% July
38
103
100
6% preferred
........100
7% preferred...
-.100
2,390
7.700 Quaker Oats Co com..
*
Preferred. ,.......100
2,640
1,100 Rath Packing Co com.
10
3,300 Raytheon Mftf Co com vtc 50c
2,700
6% preferred ▼ tc
—5
.
380
300
2%
Lowest
107%
132%
4 350
190
40
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Sale Prices
12
July 12
Sale
36
......60
Common...
Ask
Sale
36% 38
2
1%
2% Sale
1%
43,300 Puh Serv of Norlll con^^^
1,950
600
1%
2k
k
9,300
8,350
Sale
2%
2,250
3,870
14
38
Prima Co common
...♦
550 Process Corporation com...*
"3", 800
350
12%
34
mm Sale
-3
com
Ask Bid
32
•
com...
July 31
July 1
Bid
Par
Shares
2,350
PRICES IN JULY
July 31 1935
Since
Jan.
July
59
EXCHANGE
Low from.
July 1 1933
STOCKS
SALES
STOCK
15
Jan.
8
Feb.
16
2% Mar. 18
July
10
75
Feb.
13
9% July
July
6% July
3% Feb.
25
3
18
Jan.
25
31
16
22
8
19% Jan.
Feb. 26
36
6% May 10
2
May 28
Jan.
5
% Mar. 29
% Jan.
5
2% July 31
1% Mar. 23
% June
5
52
13% July
23
May 20
July 26
35% June 13
3
2% Jan.
Jan.
3
31
Jan.
15
1%
143% May 22
June 19
92
40
19
17% July 11
4% May 14
Wisconsin Bankshares—
4,500
*
V.850
25,650
*
a
Common
*
25,950
1,050 Yates-Amer Macb part pref.*
7,300 Yellow Cab Co Inc (Chic)..*
8,150 Zenith Radio Corp com
*
2
%
9%
2%
No
par value.
New stock.
b The directors of the
Borg-Warner Oofp. have
authorized the redemption of 7,800 shares of pref.
stock (par $100) which, when accomplished, will
reduce the outstanding shares of pref. to 25,000
shares.
The stock will be redeemed on Aug. 31
next at $107.50 per share plus accrued dividends.
2%
%
10
Sale
2% Sale
%
54
11%
12
3 % Sale
2
July
x
2% July
1
3% July
31
'New York stock
2
Ex-dividend.
Adjusted for 100% stock dividend paid Feb. 20
«
New York Curb
Boston Stock
"
Cleveland Stock
paid
*■
Los Angeles Curb
Philadelphia StocK
Securities Exchanges on which
low prices since July 1 1933 were made (designated
by superior figures in tables), are as follows:
24
934.
•4
Price
adjusted
to
100%
stack dividend
Dec.
29 1934.
The National
June 11
% May 23
/ Flat.
»
2
"9% "July" "9 ¥§"" Jul~y"29
21
St. Louis Stock
9 % May
1% Apr.
1
4
3% Feb. 23
% Feb. 15
July 29
3% July 31
12
Boston Stock
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock
1935
Sales
July.
Shares
Jan. 1 to July 31
AGGREGATE
-
BOSTON
SALES
Since
Shares.
930
975
365
290
14,222
480
100
82
745
BONDS
July 311935
1,467
97,900 Amoiketg Mfg Go
.1948
10,000 Brown Co 5Hi
.......1946
5%s
1950
3,000
21,000 Chic Jet Ry 8c U S Yds 4s. 1940
5s
1940
4,000
147,000
92,900
25,300
14,750
1,500
2,000
set A
4 %• 1948
10
12
1934
1934
Series D 6s
55
.....1948
1
100
7,885
3,961
Prior pref .............100
Class A 1st pref stamped 100
983
90
1,195
402
1,240
457
693
1st preferred class A
100
Class B 1st pref stamped 100
Class B 1st preferred
100
Class C 1st pref stamped 100
1st pref class C
100
Class D 1st pref stamped 100
69
600
2,891
495
1,686
1,316
982
July
July
13
12
45
Apr.
455* Apr.
101
62
67'A
61
63
66
69
61
July
July
July
65
75
73
29
2
12
63
July
685* July
July
75
Highest
6
8
Jan.
Mai
2
.
63 % Jan.
63
Jan.
73
49
29
11
June
31 109
49?/* Jan.
50
703* Jan.
553* Jan.
7
7 1045* June 21
Mar. 23
Jan.
16
15
12
Sale Prices
29
11
8
63
July
16
685* July 15
75
July 12
70
Apr. 30
65
.....
60
June 10
65
June
8
55
55
June
55
June
8
8
Par.
Preferred
24
53
40
-
92*
1%
4
15
124%
2%
19
87
111
654*
10
2
14
163*
130%
Sale
2%
21
11%
13*
33*
3
16
Sale
22
213*
92
90
113
116
Sale
68
Sale
Sale
95
4,211 Calumet Ac Hecla
1st pref class D
100
Boston Personal Prop Tr_.100
Boston Ac Providence
Brown ft Co
100
6% Cum pref. 100
Brown Ac Durrel Co common.
25
93*
1%
33*
153*
124%
113* July
2
July
43* July
163* July
132% July
2% July
July
Duly
July
July
July
2
11%
1%
Sale
Boston Ac Maine pref stpd.100
Common
100
120
8
12
108
1043*
70
70
65
40
88
90
65
5s
July
July
50
40
61%
556
20
53
60
35
35
60
STOCKS
327
127
SINCE JAN.
Sale Prices
50
Mar. 28
45%
50
34
K C Mem & BIrm 4s
Highest
Sale Prices
32
50
325*
...
32
$137,650
1,073,250
Lowest
Lowest
Ask
Ask Bid
30
1948
Series C 6s Jan 1
352 Blgelow-Sanford CSarpet... *
295
Preferred.
.......lit
6,107 Boston Ac Albany........100
10,942 Boston Elevated.
.109
""155
1934
RANGE
Sale Prices
July 31
July 1
.1948
Series B 5s
6,294 Amer 8c Continental Corp
*
10,799 Amer Pneumatic Service
25
3,527
6% non-cum preferred
50
First preferred
1,347
..._50
118,044 Amer Telep 8c Teletf...... 108
5,633 Amoskeag Mfg Co..
.....*
^10
~2",739
East Mass StRR
Shares.
"
July 31
PRICES IN JULY
Bid
28,000
8,500
5,000
Jan. 1 to
4,291,901
$
9,000
2,000
1935
$52,500
431,300
to
Jan. 1
July
Sales
July
431,522
Low from
July 1 1933
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
Bond
1934
444,370
2,158,990
July
193* July
903* July
1103* July
65
July
7
26
Apr.
% Mar.
2
July 29
13 22
July 29
9 96
9 116% July 22
1 68
July 31
1%
183* Sale
83* Sale
5
1%
23%
Sale
8'
10
9
7
6%
8
12
9
7
8
9
Sale
4% July
25
July
8% July
73* July
12
July
183* July
8
July
73* July
83* July
"103* "14"
83*
123*
13
141
63*
1%
8
14
4%
1%
123*
33*
30
8
16
18
16
8%
13%
141
7
1%
—
-
—
-
—
-
-
-
145
1%
2
2% Sale
Feb.
m
&
July
May
Mar.
Apr.
Apr.
5% Apr.
14
July
83* July
13
July
143
July
X4. July
63* Juiy
% July
125
28
Feb.
18
19
11
15
Feb.
25
8
i!H
9
133*
153
Mar.
5% Feb.
1 % July
Feb.
93* July
July
July
Feb.
43* June
43* Apr.
6
Mar.
83* July
93* Jan.
8% July
4
July
9
May
7
July 30
8
8% July
July 16
July 18
3
93* July
73* July
8% July
12
July
83* July
13
July
143
July
6
July
1% July
Jan.
96
July 29
120% Jan. 15
68
July 31
Mar.
583* Apr.
9
7
_
25
14% Mar.
May
88
10
73* Sale
9
June 13
82
2
4% July
2
8
11% July 26
2
July
5
5% Jan. 25
12% Jan.
4
19% Jan. 26
98% Mar. 21 132% July 31
2
Apr.
3
4% Jan.
4
5
5
8
31
3
June 25
Jan.
3
83* Jan.
9
7
Jan.
21
4
2% July
1
4% Jan.
8
33* July
18
2% Mar. 15
July
11
Jan.
120
Mar.
33*
6
186,% June
2'% May 14
Cblc Jet Ry At (J S Y—
66
2,930
2,390
1,027
1,360
3,162
512
552
495
521
578
29
110
10
2,466
1,471
100
117
100
0% cum pref
26
Stamped Stock
200 Cont'l Securities Corp
1,021
186
5
35 Cont'l Secur Corp 5% pref 100
15,861 Copper Range Co
35
17,046 East Boston Co......
...10
8,946 Eastern Gas 8r Fuel Assn com
7,028
Cum Prior pref... 100
16,288
<>% Cum preferred..... 100
4,639 East Mass St Ry Co.
100
4,046
First preferred
...100
2.243
Preferred B
100
3,733
Adjustment
....100
3,305 Eastern SS Lines. Inc
283
7% cum 1st preferred...100
265
2d preferred
*
1,115 Economy Grocery Stores
•
23,062 Edison Elec Illumination. 100
13,052 Employers' Group Assoc T C*
15
4,266 General Capital Corp.
•
40 Georgian Inc (The) A pref_20
500
German Credit & Inv Corp—
868
25% 1st pfd allot ctfs
*
192
2,081
1
18
1,128 Gilchrist Co
20,492 Gillette Safety Rasor Co
♦
•
60 Hathaway Bakeries cl A...._
618 Hathaway'a Bakeries pref...*
100
Class B preferred..
*
3,536 Helvetia Oil Co tr ctfs....
1
25
100
i
23*
Sale
Sale
43
75c
83*
23*
Sale
99c
53*
6
983* 1063*
May
Apr.
Sale
3
I*
1
5
98
38
15
Sale
July
13* July
3
July
623* July
Sale
iB
eSB
43
o
Sale
July
90c
55c July
Sale
8% July
4
3
July
76c July
1%
Sale
5
July
106
100
July
41
15
383* July
15
163*
July
1513* Sale
1463* July
153*
15
1.53* Sale
July
30%
313*
"153* "163*
1493*
2 120
!*
79c
10
33*
13*
.....
315
117% July
_
Sale
33
3
18
31
26
1
10
17
16
5
31
3
19
11
33* Sale
15% Sale
13*
22
30c
12
20%
23
July
33* July
14% July
Apr.
July
60c July
23
July
3* July
Feb..
Jan.
102
Jan.
19
3
20% Jan.
154% July
24% Mar. 29
1
June 25
8
3
Apr. 10
1
13
July
4
July
16% July
16
15
31
1
23
July
3* July
1
29
2
Jan. 12
17% May
6
3* July 29
25c
Mar. 4
July
July
3
10
263* Jan.
95
Jan.
2% July
31
1% Mar.
26% June
61c
Apr. 10
123* Mar. 15
24
3
May
5
8
July
1% Apr.
19
17
13
July
4% Jan.
16% July
31
17
15
3
1
29
6
Apr. 29
July 11
40
Mar.
----
26
7
8
11
93* June 1
3% July 23
I* Jan. 23
Apr.
July
Apr.
Apr.
32
22
Jan.
May
Jan.
Feb.
3
123*
33* Sale
16% Sale
k
Mar.
Feb.
3
5
3
Jan.
683* July
503* July
Mar.
12
11
Jan.
Feb.
10
July
Mar.
17
Feb.
33* July
2% July
43* July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
12
60c July
31
July
32
2% May
16
2
4
Mar. 13
25
3* July 29
43c
Apr. 13
Hygrade-Sylvanla Lamp—
570
125
4,443
1,288
475
1,311 Int Hydro-Elec Sys cl A
Com stk Tr cert...._.._.*
Preferred
»
.
150 lnt'1 Button Hole Mach Co. 10
95 Island Creek Coal
7
320
37
25
6% cumul preferred
1
25
411 Llbby McNeil Libby
663 Loew's Theatres...
66
360
10
445
Preferred
25
5
1,789
1,334 Nat ServCocom she tr ctfs..1
13,400 New England Tel Ar Tel
.100
7
6
18
11,571 Mass Utll Associates v t c...*
5,247 Mergenthaler Linotype..... *
.
61.
116
55c
100
2,395
1,572
For footnotes see page
163*
1% Sale
35
33% July
105% July
106
.......100
1,963 Maine Central
151
Sale
163*
23* Sale
107
153*
1% July
1
1
.
2,882 Isle Royal Copper
14
33%
114
7
6
53*
Sale
1%
13*
253* Sale
10c
1053*
25c
Sale
eH
6
5
7*
Sale
53*
173*
1%
Sale
30
Sale
108^
19
115
July
51c July
6% July
6
July
5
July
173* July
1% July
253* July
115
July
70c July
7
July
6% July
5% July
July
1% July
30
July
19
5
2
2
26
26
12
31
31
110
50c
6
3 37
12 108
Apr.
Feb.
Mar.
June
53* Jan.
43* Jan.
113* Jan.
1
Feb.
25
May
July
5 110
July
12
5
May 13
17
si*
115
June 12
Jan.
3
Feb.
20
July
80c
5
Jan.
7
8% Apr. 12
6% Feb. 21
6% Mar. 5
Mar. 12
20
1% July 31
323* Jan. 14
Mar. 18
Sale" 105
Mar.
883* Mar. 201110
% Feb. 26
June 22
BOSTON
AUG., 1935]
AGGREGATE
BOSTON
SALES
July
STOCKS
Jan. 1
Shares
9
90 New River Co
107
700
8,689
21,611
1,265
3,903
3,906
3,574
23,107
8,931
36
494
300
288
3,791
520
5
750
807
580
250
2,776
2,854
6
419
998
'""368
797
409
7,123
761
1,015
16,712
45
8
279
-
«.
-
-
July 311935
1%
100
North Butt*..
Northern RR (N H)
Cld Colony
2.50
.....
20c
83
100
56
25c
SINCE JAN.
1
1,112
_
-
-
50
20
23c
25c
107
'69%
69
66% Sale
45c
65c
45c
12
13
17%
Pond Cr
.♦
10
15
14**
26% Sale
19% Sale
100
84
22% Sale
21% Sale
93% 99
25
100
Pocahontas Co..
cap
10c
6%
stock *
48
iVA
Stone 5c Webster Inr cap «tk
6 Sub Elec Secui Co 2d pref__*
--.25
7,231 Swift 5c Co..
9,424 Tor ring ton Co
....
....*
United Shoe Mach Corp—52
Preferred. ..............25
2
5% Sale
15%
85%
8% Sale
90
Sale
%
16
15
%
%
1%
80% Sale
38% 39%
%
%
1% Sale
%
50c
in
17%
2%
82%
38%
%
10
July
36%
4%
40
4%
July
3% July
20c
July
105% July
65
July
45c
July
13
July
22% July
19
July
94
July
5
3
July
2 78
July
8
4% July
6 23c July
8 108% July
18 68
July
3 55c July
10 15
July
6 27
July
30 21% July
3 94
July
50c
July 23
14% July 23
2
July
July
8% July
5% July 20
18
July 24
15% July 12
85
July
2
3
17
31
5
26
5
18
18
31
1
3
%
%
3%
Sale
Sale
%
Sale
1
2%
h.
15% July
%6 July
2
July
80% July
39
July
% July
1% July
10
103
10
11%
6
Feb.
July
July
July
16% July
2% July
10c
July
9% July
30c Feb.
1
6 108% July 26
72
June 20
June 17
Feb.
9
16 % July
16
18
25
31
24
31
24
4
10c
8
Feb.
13
Apr. 27
Feb.
19
12% Mar. 16
2% Mar. 14
18
July 24
14% May
9
69
Jan.
2
May
2
12% Jan. 18
% Mar. 7
1% June 21
16
July
% July
3% July
85
July
40% July
% July
2
July
5
July
July
3% July
25
70
9% July 20
25% July
8
July
Jan.
35% Jan.
2
7
11-16 June 27
1% July
2
25
7% July 22
5
May 11
July 17
8% Jan.
4
Feb.
7 55c
12
Apr.
4 21
17% Mar. 13 27
19
July 30 27
84
May
3 105
2
8% July 31
18
July 24
15% July
5
93
July 18
3
2
25 125
5
78
25c
1
120
23
9% July 20
25% July
8
16
Apr.
June
Jan.
31
Jan.
8
29
Jan.
1
June 18
86
20c May
2
17% May 24
% May 15
3% July 19
85
July 18
3
40% July
7
1% Jan.
2% Jan. 25
1
May 11
3
May 17
5 125% Jan. 23
-
7% Jan.
8
20
19
Feb. 20
14
6
Feb.
12% Apr.
5
35
May 11
2% Mar. 15
13% May 10
4% Jan.
3
25% July
8
20
Feb.
70
6%
13%
9%
25%
•No par value,
a Assessment paid.
r Cash sale,
a; Ex-dividend.
The National Securities Exchanges on which low prices since July 1 t933 were made (designated by superior figures in tables), are as follows
'
New York Stock
* New York Curb
3 New York Produce Exchange.
8
July
2% June
19c
Apr.
10
May
15% May
8% July
18
July
19% Jan.
Mar. 27
Feb. 15
4% Mar. 14
2
Sale
6
56% Apr. 23
50c
2
5% July
4
June
2% Feb. 26
20c
Apr. 16
15c
125
122%
4% June
73
% Jan. 22
13% Mar. 14
60c
21
30
»
1%
18
\*
11
...
Sale Prices
%
1
J*
96
V'*
Highest
Sale Prices
10c
"8% Sale"
„
60c
System Inc
•
268 Waltham Watch class B com •
Preferred...
10G
235
Prior preferred......... 100
*
9,413 Warren Bros
.*
%
47
*30%
1,912 Waldorf
*
*
9%
10c
9%
%
13%■ Sale
1%
2
20c
9
12c
650 Venezuela Holding Corp
*
538 Venezuela Mexican Oil CrplO
348 Vermont 8c Massachusetts 100
Conv preferred
170 Warren (S D) Ac Co com
20 Wilson Jones
13c
15%
84%
Utah Apex Mining.........5
Utah Metal 5t Tunnel.
..1
50
2
35
300 Union Copper Ld 5c Min Co 25
2,623 Union Twist Drill..........5
United Founders Corp com.l
United Gas Corp
1
15
2%
14%
1%
56c
40c
50c
8
Lowest
Sale Prices
5
12
..
Highest
Sale Prices
74
4% Sale
Pennsylvania RR..... ....50
Old Dominion Co..
Pacific Mills
931
-
RANGE
Lowest
Ask
5%
Sale
107
100
..
100,666
4
4
4,932 Oulncy Mining Co
..25
1,562 Reece Button Hols Mach..l0
10
3,398 Reece Folding Mach Co
1,907 Shannon Copper Co.......10
15,834 Shawmut Asan T C....
9,020
1,006
48,663
4,442
10,426
July 31
Ask Bid
24 %
..100
328 Prov 5c Worcester Ry
11,824
July 1
Bid
....--100
com
Preferi ed
NYNHft Hartford
313 Spencer Trask F'd
-
PRICES IN JULY
1933
Par
1,096
2,196
»
July 1
61
Since
Shares
m
EXCHANGE
Low from
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
STOCK
Jan.
7
May 10
July 20
July
8
Baltimore Stock
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON BALTIMORE STOCK EXCHANGE
Stocks
1935
July
Jan. 1 to July 31
54,264
—
339,861
—
July--
27,841
324,795
BALTIMORE
Jan. 1 to
Low from
STOCK EXCHANGE
AGGREGATE
Bond
1934
Shares
—
Sales
1935
July 31-
1934
$105,500
1,612,600
$216,200
1,089,903
•
— —
-
—
July 1 1933
SALES
RANGE
PRICES IN JULY
SINCE JAN.
1
Since
Jan. 1
July
July 31 1935
$
100 4a Dock Loan...........1961
100 4a School House
1961
100 4s Burnt Dlatrict
1960
9,200
200 4s Harbor Ser
1,000
9,000
5,000
3,000
2,000
1,000
1,000
5,000
4,000
1,000
2,000
1,000
1,000
4,000
192,000
1,000
43,000
87,000
1,000
17,000
1,000
8,000
8,500
47,500
79,000
195,000
85,000
75,000
185,000
13,000
10,000
2,000
Shares
100
Dlv 1st 5a
lat 5s certificates
293
145
8
102
500
75
115
787
327
144
•
71
3,376
109
12
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
29 108
Apr.
July
Apr.
12
1
30
Feb.
1 100
19
Feb.
19
Feb.
.
.
_
_
12%
11%
.1942
16%
1
103
Income 4a (flat)
Income 4s ctfs
First 4s (flat)
l\\%
36
27
48
48
June
Apr.
Mar.
35
13%
48
14
48
8
48
July
8
%
>&
11%
11%
Jyly
...1949
7
7
1949
1941
|H
1941
10 K
12%
10}*
5%
5%
Sale
3
}* July
8
July"8
Vh July
% July
1949
1949
July
July
July
July
12%
%
%
12%
12 J*
5%
6
8
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
7c
U%
10c
20
10c
Sale
18
20% Sale
24%
10c July
195* July
23% July
Feb.
Apr.
May
Mar.
Apr.
Apr.
28
Mar. 15
80
25
3
1
28
f~
:
June 24
Mar. 28
Jan. 19
Jan.
9
10c July 30
21% July
6
July
9
30
"
23
24
10c Feb.
15}* Mar.
7
9
Mar.
5
8
4
IS
nl*
1
com
1
303 Hfrs Finance common
1st preferred
2,475
15
Second preferred..... ..15
1,126
15% Sale
Sale
U4%
Sale
*
23
85
22
455*
104
100
91
9c
11% July
1
15%
31
July
1 33
1145* July
5 116%
47% July 30 48
115
July 26 115
76
Sale
Sale
76
113
113
1135* Sale
113
83% Sale
113 %
113% Sale
112%
113% Sale
113
7%
8%
8
July
%
6
10
1%
6%
11
16
ii'A
82
Sale
34% Sale
8
8 SA
ft
4
8
July 31
July
6
July 15
July 20
July 26
85
8
81%
32
335*
85*
16 113}* July
16
85
July 10
114% July
2
113% July 15
113% July
2
July
6
July 24
11
July
6
9
July 29
12
July 26
16
July
8
85
July 12
345* July
2
8% July 17
8% July 17
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
5
15H
July
Jan.
4
2% Jan.
Apr.
75* Jan.
23% Feb.
Ill
Apr.
47}* July
115
July
295* Jan.
25
1
14
25
17
30
26
15
6*
Jan.
2
2954 Jan.
113% July
10
Fidelity A Guar Fire Corp. 10
Finance Co of Am class A...*
Class B..—......i......*
11% Sale
31
112
100
July
30
11%
1
Emerson Bromo Salts A. ..2.50
Fidelity A Deposit
20
20
8
4
2%
100
1st preferred
Mar.
%
%
10%
10}*
%
%
11%
10%
2%
1%
Feb.
48
July
8
106% June 21
52% Mar. 15
1% Feb.
8
1 % Jan. 26
20
Feb.
20
Feb.
2
4
1% Jan. 26
1% Feb.
5
20
Feb.
1
19
Jan.
30
5% July
6
July
3
16
Par.
„_10
Preferred
Jan.
80
H
31
Feb. 20
43
Jan.
37
Apr. 26
Mar. 26
Jan.
7% Mar. 12
106% June
50
May
80
1949
I
July
106%
33%
2
95
4
25
12-
17% Feb.
5% Jan.
7% Mar.
6%
15
Mar
49% June 28
10% May 28
15% May 28
35
June 27
95
4
5
3
Feb.
111%
June
35
15
4
2)
30
36
18
2
Feb.
Jan.
39% May
Mar.
65%
.1949
85
Feb.
35
9
5
16
34
10% May
15% May
1
Funding 5s (ctfs)......1936
First 6a (flat)
1st 68 ctfs (flat)
10
20
17% Feb. 18
11% May
80% May
33% Jan.
39% May
45
1933
105 Home Credit Co pref..—Iso
24,432 Houaton Oil preferred....100
July
Mar.
6s
Vor footnotes see pake 63
3 108
15
38 Humphrey Mfg Co com.....*
70
8% cum preferred
.25
1,524
347
20 107
20 107
20
Feb.
101
100
July
18% Jan.
1942
4
Mar. 12
Apr.
3
Mar. 13
926 Davison Chemical Co.......*
2,254 E Porto Rican Sugar com
1
Preferred..
1,773
1
500 Eastern Sugar Assoc com
1
75
Preferred..
1
50
June 12
June
11
1,527
7% preferred...
.....25
8,700 Consol Gas E L A Power....*
2,017
6% preferred ser D
.100
581
S%% pref ser E
.100
2,795
5% preferred....
..100
1,680
5,164
3,316
1,871
June
Balto
1,062 Commercial Credit pref B..25
1,499
1,597
369
5 107
7 103
12 110
4 108
Jan.
5
107
107
70
6^8*......,....—..^1962
b%%
105
110
107
31,340 Black & Decker common...
6,339
Preferred..
25
1,097 Ches Ac Pot Tel of Bait pf..l00
460
Jtily 17
May 17
May
6
Apr. 13
13
45 Autoline Oil pref
10
20 112
May 17 109
106}* Mar.
104 h
80
Century Parkway Corp 6sl956
Consol Coal ref 43*s'ctfs>1934
1st 5s ctfs.....
....1950
Consol Gaa lat 5a
1939
Davisoh Realty Co 6s
1940
6s ctfs (flat)
1948
Ga & Ala Ry 1st cons 5s ctf '45
Ga Caro & Nor 6s ctfs... 1934
Ga Marble Co 1st 6s (flat) 1950
Gibson Island 6s..1.
1936
Inter-Ocean Oil Co 1st 7s '35
Lake Roland 1st 5s...
1942
Maryland EIRy6}*s (flat) 1957
12 Commercial Credit
2
5% % preferred
Jan.
Feb.
103% Mar. 25 103% Mar. 25
1,173 Baltimore Tube common.. 100
12
June 24
June 24 120
5 106
Jan.
103%
68
199
120
106
107
109
June
2,700 Appalachian Corp
*
23,977 Arundel Corporation.—..1*
2,688 Atlantic Coast L (Conn)
An
1,958
Mar. 27
109% Mar. 27
109}* Mar. 27 109% Mar. 27
106
Jan. 16 114
July 20
107
Feb. 20 112
July 11
Mar. 12 109
122
10", 488
9
13
1953
STOCKS.
195
7
July
Apr.
...1953
Nth
1st 4s ctfs (flat)
80,000 Wash B & A 5s flat
(Md.) 5% tr ctfs.
129.000
4,246
17
Jan.
7
20
Feb.
108
1954
4%% (certif8)
4}*a
BaIto Trac Co-
Shares
July
—.....1957
273,000
32,000
2,000
20,000
17 112
Apr. 13
12
15
109
6% (certificates).
1933
Norfolk St Ry 5s
1944
North Avenue Market 6k). 1940
Richmond Dairy 1st 6s. 1944
United Ry
& El funded 5a
37 *000
(flat)
........... 1936
"6",O55
20
11
Jan.
12
Feb.
Jan.
20
15
1942
serial
,
112
July
July
July
July
Jan.
105
110
98
109
1,300 3}*s New sewerage impt..1980
1,000 Atl Coast Line Conn 5% ctfs
Bait Spar Pt & Chea—
17,000
22,000
112
20 114
11 112
106}*
1949
300 4s 2d Water serial
aer
9
Feb.
106
106
108
13
29
20
1948
2,500 4s 2d Water serial..,
water
9 111% July
July
114
93
93
109
1944
100 4s 2d
111% July
95
120
1951
100 4s 2d water
"11
108
94
300 4s Public Park Impt..
1955
Loan.—.....1951
600 48 2d School serial..
..1948
600 4s 2d School Loan.......1947
i
11 112% July
109)
109)
2,800 4a Paving
500 4a 2nd School (cpn)
110}* May
Mar. 14 111% June
116% May 20 116% May
June
104}* Jan.
4
110 H
..1951
700 4s 2d Water Serial
400 4s 2d Water Serial....
112% July
93
94
1956
200 4s Jones Falls
700
Highest
Sale Prices
108
93
97
3,500 4a Annex Improvement
1954
2,900 4a Annex Improvement
1951
11,000 4s Art Museum (cpn)_.__1953
000
Lowest
Sale Prices
106
Jan
5
93
3,000 4a Water Loan
1958
100 4s Harbor Ser...........1957
300
Highest
Sale Prices
116%
...
1,800
Ask
93
1,000
400
Lowest
Sale Prices
July 31
Ask Bid
108
1,400
2,300
200
July 1
Bid
BALTIMORE CITY BONDS—
4s Conduit
1962
4s Conduit
.—1958
4» O B coupon....^.....1962
4a Sewerage Impt
1961
7
53
2
110
1115*
109%
10454
%
3
Jan.
May 21
4
Feb.
2
Jan.
8%
8% Sale
27
9% July
10
5
16
6
Sa}le
%
% July
July
% July
26
1
30
5* July
8% July
1
July
1
12
1
3
Jan.
4
July
8
Apr.
1
July 31
July
6
Mar. 26
July 20
July 26
Jan.
26
May
2
May
1
July 10
June
10
July
July
15
2
4
Mar.
Jan.
July 24
July
6
July 29
July 26
.
6% July
July
25
4
25
26
15
Mar. 19
Feb.
8
2
July
July
July
July
12
2
17
17
41% Feb.
22% Jan.
6% Jan.
8
5
11
2
June 20
14
Feb. 27
Mar. 16
Mar. 16
4
5* Jan.
55* May 15
% June 13
16
% Sale
6
7
18
.Tan*
11
5
75C
Feb.
June
June 10
5% Feb
9% Jan.
7%
r
11
May 23
Jan.
June 28
Mar. 16
Apr.
5
Jan.
9
Jan.
8
AGGREGATE
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
Since
Jan. 1
Shares
Shares
STOCKS
July 1
July 31 1935
2
1
....1
1
182
*
21
Monon W Penn PS 7% oref.28
322 Mortgage Bond & Title com.*
133 Mt Vera- v* oou t Mills Com 100
12%
20
Preferred-..
100
1,247
27,911 New Amsterdam Casualty. 5
4,113
19%
B
Merch &
Miners Transp..
212%
108
Icom A...10
50
Sale
Sale
Sale"
'
24%
22%
22
Sale
~~8% Sale"
40% Sale"
9% Sale
2H
Central Ry.-....50
180 Seaboard Comm
_
Highest
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
July
22% July
1
8 i
1%
24
23 210
21
11
15%
26
1% July
July
9% July
97% July
75
July
11
July
18
18
31
27
10
9
2
July
2
2% July
2
July
1 215
1% July
1% July
212% July
July
20
July
1
18
75
Sale
70
Sjale
V"
41
40
July 22
7% July 11
97% July 27
70
July
1
11
July
9
18
22
6
Mar. 18
88% Mar. 11
53
Jan.
11
July
9
Apr. 23
The
value.
National
'
10%
10% Sale
Sale
Securities
Exchanges
* New
Jan. 1 to July 31....
BONDS
1,000
2,000
421,000
39,878
5,000
Am Tel 4 %s
83
6,121
"%369
210
245
1,043
894
804
"""326
969
11,908
13,070
1,436
20
465
2,231
145
698
584
270
1,562
1,625
2,600
2,005
100
98
766
No
par
20
6c Feb.
11% June 18
Feb. 21
93
May 24
32 % July
June 24
25
1934
$61,600
896,425
SINCE JAN.
1
*
.1981
PennPr&Lt4%s
1st 5s...
1
Sale Prices
107% Feb. 28 107% Feb. 28
115
14
13%
Sale
13% July
Elec Pow Co
5%s ,.*972
12
14% July
2
31%
40%
99%
105%
27
25
20
30
25
104%
110%
112% III % July
111% July
112
111% 112
109
100
*
2
July
3 112% July
10 111% July
5 109
19
10
5
July
89%
34%
106%
110%
110%
108%
105%
108
100
29
Jan.
5
Mar. 26 31%
Mar. 26 40%
Apr. 24 99%
May
9 105%
Mar. 13
25%
June 11 34%
Feb. 21 106%
May 11 113%
Jan. 18 111%
Mar. 12 109
Jan. 11 107%
Jan. 22 110%
Mar.
Mar.
Apr.
May
Jan.
29 115
21
103.7 Mar.
1951
U S Treasury 3s
Jan.
May
8
May 18
Jan.
20
Jan.
4
100.4 Jan. 17 101.15 Mar.25
99.16Feb. 28 99.16 Feb. 28
103% Jan. 17 103% Jan. 17
48%
*
12
12
-
1967
STOCKS
*
20,887 Budd Wheel Co
50
3,820 Cambria Iron
9,086 Electric Storage Battery--100
1,109 Horn 8c Hardart (Phlla) com.*
1,698 Horn 8c Hardart (N Y) com..*
12,539 Insurance Co of N A..;. ...10
17,444 Lehigh Coal 8c Navigation..*
50
9,026 Lehigh Valley
1 Minehill & SchuylkHaven-50
25
1,071 Mitten Bank Sec Corp
Preferred.....
25
10,879
*
119,503 Pennroad Corp vtc
50
68,506 Pennsylvania RR
6,298 Penna Salt Manufactur'g-50
203 Phlla Dairy Prod pref
..25
*
5,575 Phila Elec of Pa J5 pref..
25
25,699 Phlla Elec Pow pref
_*
1,521 Phila Insulated Wire
50
3,302 Phila Rapid Transit
4,244
7% preferred
.58
2,799 Phila &. Reading Coal & Iron*
50
8,463 Philadelphia Traction
33%
5%
109%
3
«
ctf of deposit
117
618 Scott Paper
.*
Series A 7% preferred..100
126
Series B 6% pref.......100
307,458 United Gas impt cooi.;.;^
Preferred....
*
12,370
100 U S Dairy class B
*
40 West Jersey & Seash RR..50
1,392 Westmoreland, Inc.... ..._•
.*
2,022 Westmoreland Coat
...
..
16
2
30
51
43%
97
23
66%
6%
7%
67%
6%
8
%
21%
ias
ii
90
29%
v
19%
'
3
*
ilB
18
29
25
24
31
June 11
Feb. 21
Feb. 25
Jan. 19
July
5
Feb. 25
.Tune
1
1 103.25June 24
1
2%
22%
94%
13
113%
33%
22%
1
1%
Sale
Sale
Sale
"67% Sale"
July
July
2
17
"47%
July
96% July
25
July
27
43
96
37%
19
Sale
Sale
%
%
1 %
22%
July
July
July
July
11
2
5
8
Sale
94
July
3 102
15
16
10 113%
5 34%
29 22%
2
23
4
27
2%
11
14%
6
%
1
2%
26 %
102
%
1 %
15
July
15
13
15
114% 112% 113% 112% July
33% July
Sale
34% Sale
21 % July
23
23% 21%
1% July
2
1%
2
2%
3% July
3%
4
3% Sale
2
1% July
2%
2%
2%
13
July
13% Sale
12%/ 13%
o
7
%
1 %
2%
27%
10
65%
68
67%
Sale
66% July
20%
%
22
22%
%
Sale
20%
%6
%
3%
A®
*
82%
51%
6%
4%
13
21
Feb.
51% Mar.
5% May
.
12
18
10
Jan.
40% May
81% Feb.
68% July
11
56
Mar.
Jan.
113% Jan.
42% Jan.
15
51
Sale
J4
4
M
4%
14% Sale
104% Sale
60
6
10%
7% Sale
4
Sale
July 20
July
2
July
3
July 23
22%
%
%
.4%
July 31
July
2
July
2
July
2
Mar. 20 112
24
18% Apr. 11
Feb.
14% July
103% July
% July
July
2
22 16
1 107% July 16
% July 20
20
60
9%
10%
5% Sale
9% July
5% July
12
31
10% July
7% July
2
1
15
% Feb. 16
3% Mar. 14
3
15% Sale
106% Sale
Mar.
1
10
3
Apr.
1
Jan.
7
July 24
July 31
June 26
June
7
9
16
19
3
7
23
2
8
31
31
31
16
8
31
9
8
2
3
7
30
11
8
15
May 22
% May 17
1 % Apr. 27
6% Jan.
3
5
Jap. 15
16
July
2
9% Feb. 20
87% Feb. 28 107% July
% July
% July 20
Mar.
60
Apr.
9 62
10% June
6% Feb. 21
9% Feb.
5% July 31
Ex-dividend.
National Securities Exchanges on which low prices since July 11933 were made (designated by
*
New York Stock
* New York Curb.
t Low price not including cash or odd lot sales
June
9 49% Jan.
4 100% May
5 25
May
19 69% July
20
7% May
13
11% Jan.
23 50% May
1% Feb.
25
1% Jan.
14
27
2% Jan.
12 27% July
25 102
July
12
15
July
3 113% July
6 34% July
6 25% May
4
Jan.
15
6
6% Jan.
21
4% Jan.
15 22% Jan.
20
17% Jan.
5 68% July
19 121% Apr.
109
%
2
3%
2
Feb.
5% Mar.
50% May
% Apr.
July 12
% Mar
July 10
1% Mar.
July
2
17% Mar.
July 31
70
Mar.
July 31
12
June
July 16
July
8 103% Jan.
31% Mar.
July
9
19% Feb.
July
2
July
6
1% Mar.
July
5
3% Mar.
1% June
July 22
12% Mar.
July 12
105
95
17%
Apr.
11
31
11
5
9
July
8% July
6% July
67
30
69% July
July
6% July
3
Sale
8% Sale
7
"31
16
1
33
114% Apr. 18 120
5%
3% Mar. 15
23
Mar. 15 37%
6
2% Mar. 20
42
47% Sale
96% Sale
24
,g*
July
23% July
42%
95
15%
34%
2
18
July
51
68
2
12
July
July
4% July
6
25
38% July
15
July
1 118
, July
5% July
19
3 37% July
6
July
10
July
33
40
35
35
4% Sale
33%
1,455 Tacony-Palmyra Bridge...."
1
20,735 Tonopah-Belmont Devel
1
25,441 Tonopati Mining
........50
14,644 Union Traction
Certificates of deposit
36
37% Sale
36% Sale
13
13
14%
15%
14%
116
Sale
116% Sale 118
3%
4% Sale
4% Sale
34
«
.
26
26
24
9
26
Par
...
x
Highest
Sale Prices
100
Phila Elec 1st & ref 4s.>.1971
Phlla
Ask
Ask Bid
13
20
i
(Pa; 1st s f «s.l9t>6
.............1966
Registered
4%s
Lowest
Sale Prices
39%
99%
75%
Peoples Pass tr ctfs 4s —1943
Phiia & Rd Coal & Iron 6s '49
Phil* Elec
Highest
Sale Prices
99.16
2003
5s
*
19,512 American Stores.
4,382 Bankers Securities pref....50
100
10,540 Bell Tell Co of Pa pref
16,293 Budd (E G) Mfg Co
•
Preferred
100
506
value,
14
Lowest
July 31
July 1
'SSg
2003
Lehigh Valley 4s
563
39,589
1,409
21
80
RANGE
99.4
1952
2%s
1952
Lehigh Nav series A 4%s.l954
27
•
lp35
105
103
12
12
*
Certificates of deposit
Home Loan 3s
8,000
6,000
5,000
2,000
1,000
39,000
1,000
2,000
63,600
2,400
2,000
8,000
30,000
35,000
"""127
'""273
1939
1948
Bell Telephone 5s
Elec 8c Peoples tr ctfs is. 1945
Shares
1,608
3,353
June 28
1% Feb. 23
1935
PRICES IN JULY
Bid
400
The
July 31
$
685
Jan.
8
$242,540
2,128,142
July
Jan. 1 to July 31
XLow from
July 1 1933
Since
Jan. 1
3,312
6
to
In
Shares
5% Jan.
15
STOCK EXCHANGE
Bond Sales
65,800
195,402
289,771
1,791,093
PHILADELPHIA
STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES
July
1,000
1,000
Jan.
11933 were made (designated by superior figures in tables). are as follows:
1934
1935
Shares
"7~, 900
21
5c Mar. 21
4
44% Apr. 22
9% July 31
97 % July 27
75
July 10
11
July
9
28
on which low prices since July
York Curb.
Sales
July
59",000
1
3
10% July
92% July
10
1
24
RANGE OF PRICES ON PHILADELPHIA
Stock
$
9% July
July
92
92%
19
23
24
26
■*.
New York Stock.
AGGREGATE
2% June
July
May
22% July
28
5c Mar. 20
lc
2%
65
764 Western Md Dairy Corp pref*
20
515 Western National Bank
158
No par
3
June 28
8
Sale Prices
2 % June 20
25 215
% Jan.
2,580 United Rys & Elec Co com.50
2
82,084 IJ S Fidelity <8c Guar
280
*
15
Mar. 19
Jan.
1% July
July
5
10
Preferred
Jan.
40
,
304 Standard Gas Equip pref 100
13,346
1
Highest
Mar. 7
Jan.
8
5c Mar. 21
27
30
25
1% July
71*
11*
246 Northern
Lowest
Ask
2c
•
3,361 Penna Water 8c Power
Preferred _-„_........_...5
108
25
554
s
25
2,436
4,079
107
2
)
2
I
50
aer
54 Mercantile Trust Co
3
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Sale Prices
July 31
Ask Bid
Bid
23,213 Maryland Cat Co
Junior cony pref
50,513
19
879
J,!';,.
to
July
476
63
EXCHANGE
PRICES IN JULY
Low from
July 1 1933
BALTIMORE
SALES
2,053
3,571
STOCK
BALTIMORE
Aug., 1935]
superior figures in tables), are as follows;
16
20
9
15
27
Cleveland Stock
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON CLEVELAND STOCK
Stock Sales
1935
July
Shares
Jan. 1 to
July 31
AGGREGATE
BONDS
July 311935
Jan. 1
%
1,000 Firestone T & R
8hares
150
Preferred
103
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Lowest
July 31
July 1
Ask Bid
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
i*$
Sale Prices
Ask
*89
103 K Jan.
-
2
Sale
"I§% "Sale"
38
...100
40
5%
55
.*
iv.r::'.r-35 (b)Bessemer Limestone A...*
6
u0
.....
IK July
55
5
18"" July "3
25% Sale
39% Sale
5 % Sale
39
July
5 h July
55
July
60
30
3
20
2
725 (a)Byers Machine A
30
24
20
39% July
b
July
55
July
4
55
16 %
100
3,265
6
Cleveland Elec III b%
151
45
98b
"17%
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
112
114% 114%
*
5%
100
~62%
62%
Sale
58%
58 K
10 %
'l2%
Sale
10
2,088
Cliffs Corporation V » C
3~l08
5
•
4,128
25
10
1,050
2,083
Non-voting........
Dow
Sale
...1
15H
Chemical........
102
Preferred......
100
11 (a) Edwards (Wm) 6% pref. 100
4,081 Elec Controller ft Mfg..
*
380 Enamel Products.
*
"7b'l
104
115
—
115%
.....
31
36
52
6%
31%
9
33$*
33
215
41
43
46
51
94
Foot® Burt
1%
5%
8K
•
365 Fostoria Pressed Steel......*
220 Gen Tire & Rub 6% pf_-100
1,215 (a)Geometric Stamping...__*
134 Goodrich
(BF)
*
v
Preferred..
*
2
95%
6%
10%
7^
Bros
Cooperage ......*
-
160
1,011 Harbauer..
..._.*
...
1,913 (a)Harris-Seybold-Potter _._*
•
3,957 later lake SS
3,858 Jaeger Machine............*
230
.......
1,455
15
25
530 Kaynee Co..
3,652 Kelly Island L * T
775 (e)Korach (S) Co
451
17%
3
7%
69 %
13%
%
Lamson Sessions
*
383 Leland Electric............*
3
12
1,754
1,730 McKee (Arthur G) B._
♦
•
3,263 Medusa Portland Cement
3,484 Metropolitan Paving Brick..*
67
Preferred..............100
100 Midland Steel Products.....*
310 Miller Wholesale Drug......*
2,188 (a)Mohawk Rubber
,.--*
5,703 Murray Ohio Mfg
*
15
430 Myers (F E) Bros Pump ....*
61
70
246
60
7
"""25
560
1,830
1,070
6,464
1,142
9,332
"""78
306
4,241
National Acme.
.
...IS
....
(f)National Carbon pref. .100
National Jtaflnlng
25
Preferred. ............ .100
National Tile
_....*
225 National Tool common....50
18 National Tool preferred
50
221
♦
4,297 Nestle LeMur "A"
4,619 Nineteen Hundred Corp A..*
1,532
5,998 Ohio Brass B....„....,..^.w.*
793
Preferred.....
100
1,100
97
100 Otis Steel
981 Packer Corp...
100
150
*
.....
II..II*
20
4,925 Patterson-Sargent. ........*
280 Peerless Corp..............3
13,907 Rlchman Bros.............*
1,744
100 River Raisin Paper Co
152 (a)Robblns &Myers v t c
13
>
For footnotes
1,159
19%
4%
4
22
9K
8
75
Sale
1
5
16%
5
19
"25% "28"'
Sale
12%
21
6%
Sale
4%
6
70
85
13%
15
3K
4
14
see
page
65.
v t
"23
4
6
141
6%
142
1%
K
6
60
2K
2%
3%
5K
79 K July
23
3% Sale
1
2
25
26
6
7
Sale
Sale
11%
6%
-
12
25
27
IK
Sale
Sale
K
53
May
%
8
C..._I;.I.*
2%
18
Mar. 20
8
7
97
Mar. 14
1% Jan. 17
10
Feb. 21
45% May
7
Mar. 19
86
Feb. 11
14
Apr. 18
72
27
Jan.
Jan.
14
14
July
1
14
17
6
50
18
102
20
12
69% July
18
107
23
11
Jan.
12
2
Jan.
Jan.
7
Jan.
24
5
5
5% Apr. 13
8%
140% June
5 145
7%
2% Mar. 29
65
50
Jan. 23
1% Jan.
4
4%
K
% June 22
July 24
24
5
July
56
July
4% July
5
24
25
2
3
July
29% July
24
24
3
26 % July
31
2
19
26
~"2% "Jul"y"~5
July
24 % July
July
8 % July
6 K July
104
30 105
July
19
8 % July
24
7
July
July
2
27
July
27
52% July
"30
55"
July
*18
24
%
2 K July
5
3% July
13
6% June 14
Feb.
8 K July
3
17
Apr. 26
July 27
Jan. 11
July 16
July 12
13
K June 26
3% Feb.
8
8
3
4
26
June 18
12%
8%
2%
16%
33%
3
July
July
Jan.
6% Jan.
July
4
14
52
30
51
2
16
July
3% Mar. 13
45
16% July
July
13
Jan.
18
9% Jan. 12
75
Apr.
2
15
May 20
Jan.
33 K July
7
23
July
10
9
"8% July'
Jan.
5
2% May 23
4%
May 16
July
July
July
July
July
July
June 21
June 19
Apr. 23
28
June
1K Jan.
20% Mar.
4K Jan.
5
July
12
"4 K July "31
50
May 17
31% Mar. 14
Feb.
-----
Sale
11
27
9
5
12% Apr. 26
28
26
104
102% 105
3
25
4
91
Apr.
101% Jan.
.....
K
12
Jan.
22
11
17
"
27
18
July
July
20
July
5
July
25% July
10 K July
5
July
73
July
15
July
2
3%
29
53
8
"
56
June 24
Jan.
Mar.
14% July * 2
8K
~"4% Sale"
July 31
Apr.
2
Jan.
3
Mar. 29
Jan.
33 K July
38%
3%
"24 %
30K July
106
"8% July'27
"15% Sale"
28%
%K
Mar. 18
5
~
28
2K
Mar. 14
8
102
5
July 23
12% July
5
16 % July
3
v 6
July 10
50
July 16
—-
—-
11
16
July
July
1
14%
36
51
3
14%
18
im
22
Mar. 18
Jan. 10
11
July" 12
101% July
105
July
18 % July
4% July
24
July
8 K July
5
July
69 K July
13 % July
6
13
Jan.
July
8
IK May
2
90 K Apr. 29
9 % July
29
"6%:::::
10
33
4%
Mar.
12% May 17
3%
'15K "l6%
6%
%
Mar. 13
3% Mar.
53 %
;_*
(a) Series 2.
(a)Preferred
1 *
8
25
Apr.
8
July 29
8% Mar. 11
21
*
ser
14
8
30
40
94% July
7% July
79 K July
KIS
302 (e)Paragon Refg 3d pay't end*
300
(e)B v t c 3d pay't end...*
1,040
29
Jan.
91% Jan.
"14
17% 20
101%
105% Sale
6
*
11
24
23
July
1
8%
24
•
1,362
14
107
18%
Jan.
July
July
45% May
100
23
16
29
11
Jan.
40
106
July
8 K May
"36% "31" "22 %
.....10
Preferred ..............100
80
783
.........
8%
6
24
11
9
3
July
July
9% July
78
16
20
Mar. 14
July 31
44
76
Mar.
Apr.
52
94 KJuly
5 K July
10%
Jan.
July
6% Apr. 13
7
6%
9
14
May 24
May 8
5
34
44
13
33 K July
42
July
92
43
542 Halle Brothers............10
255
Preferred..............100
1,385 HannaM A 97 pref
*
91
540
July
16
% Jan.
Mar. 18
112% Jan.
IK
8%
.........100
1,269 Gralf
26
36
Jan.
4
;
85
July
July
9
66]
75 Goodyear Tire & Rub 1st pf*
173 Great Lakes Towing......100
203
Preferred.............. 100
100
507
116
July
29
30
15% July
116
34
1,280
68
15 K July
103
Sale
6%
1% Feb. 14
4
3% Apr.
5A
13%
<
18
18
June 28
60
2
110K Jan.
5K May
53 K Apr.
50
Apr.
10
Feb.
6
85 (d) Firestone Tire & R pref 100
*""30
July 24
July 11
July
1
July 24
July 23
Ju-y
3
July
3
July 25
10
5
760 Faultless Rubber
275
6
o3
63%
10 K
102% July
805 Federal Knitting Mills
•
193 (a)Ferry Cap & Set Screw..*
""132
13 K July
Feb.
15
115%
"12% July""]
Sale
16
July
7% May 23
UK July 31 24%
89
July 31 100
2% Mar. 6
2% Jan. 16
10
9,760 Corrigan McKinney voting.. 1
,998
June 28
Jan.
% Apr. 26
30
July
17
27
20 Commercial Bookbinding...*
"'125
89
Certificates of deposit. .100
4,451
1,180 (a)CleveUnion Stockyards..*
(a)Cleveland Worsted Mills.*
1,682
650
7
Mar. 20
2
26
45
21% July
9
98
July 26
UK July
2%
pref100
589 (a)Cleveland Quarries
622 Cleveland Rys.......
140
Sale
90% Sale
293 Cleveland Builders Realty..*
313 (a)Cleve Builders Supply
*
993 Cleveland Cliffs Iron pref
*
769
3
K Jan.
4
*
374
Jan.
1% Feb. 14
7%
.__*
9,846 City Ice ft Fuel....
Pref...
1,106
127
7 103 K Jan.
K June 27
% Apr. 26
8% Jan.
2
39
Apr. 11
1
July
"26"!"^JU1K18
100 (c)Brown Fence & Wire B__*
2,866
1
par
4,545 Apex Electric..........
27
$2,000
July 31
PRICES IN JULY
Bid
*
75 (p.) Akron Rubber Reclaiming *
*
15,846 Allen Industries.
659
Preferred........
......
101
.
of Cal 5s 1942
Shares.
685 (a)Aetna Rubber
270
Jan. 1 to
Low from
Par
STOCKS
~3*, 826
1934
1935
July
July 1 1933
Since
July
22,047
220,169
CLEVELAND
STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES
In
36,324
195,747
EXCHANGE
Bond Sales
1934
Mar.
Jan.
5
16
3
Feb. 14
2% June 26
23% Jan.
2
3
Apr.
1
Apr. 25
May
8
July 25
June 29
Feb.
14
5% Jan.
29% July
23
Jan. 18 28
Apr.
July
Mar. 19 105
8% July
8% July 19
7% Apr.
6% Jan.
9
K Apr.
% Feb. 14
% Jan.
% Jan. 29
19
July
Apr.
5 27,
1
Mar. 16
1% Mar.
June
46% Apr. 25 55
4
May
4
May 16
% Feb.
% June 14
% Apr.
% Apr. 29
3% Jan.
2% May 14
19
96
20
24
30
2
19
8
17
29
27
8
5
16
20
29
15
,
July
Shares
60
5
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Ask
Highest
Sale Prices
IK
5
IK
2
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IK July
18
11
99
"33" July'
12
July
99 K July
107
July
100H
13K
13 K
Sale
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29K
27 K
UH
IK July
1
6 "§§" July"~6
5 12
July
5
July 15
9 101
8 107 K July 10
29 14
July
3
15K
,
13K July
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
1
June 26
3
Jan. 10
5
June 24
8K Jan. 24
27 K Jan.
3 34
Apr. 17
12
Mar. 23 12
Mar. 23
85
Jan. 16 101
July 15
106 K June
1112K M<H1
9
Jan.
4
14
June 28
"29K
13
1
•
5
33K
106K 107,
K Mar. 29
110 Thompson Products Inc
1,319 Trumbull-Cliffs preferred 100
1,198 Truscon Steel preferred.. 100
15 Union Metals Mfg Co.......*
_•
755 Vichek Tool
2,457 Weinberger Drug..........*
219 West Res In? Corp pr pref 100
310 Youngst Sheet 8c Tube pf.100
65
200
Y
1H Sale
2
32H
Lowest
Lowest
Sale Prices
July 31
Ask Bid
RANGE SINCE JAN.
20
Jan.
K Mar. 29
12
28
June 24
-
579
■
July 1
Bid
___________
790
Y:
July SI 1935
Par
__
149
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STOCKS
65
PRICES IN JULY
Preferred
_______——100
170
3,810 (a)Selby Shoe
*
29 (a)Sheriff St Mkt & Storage.*
1,591 (a) Sherwin-Williams _____ .25
(a) Preferred
100
2,198
1
5,369 S M A Corp common
200 (a)Smallwood Stone A
*
238 Stouffer Corp A
—*
x7xv
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175
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Shares
v-:^ dd
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CLEVELAND
STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES
Since
Jan. 1
In
'
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AUG., 1935]
AGGREGATE
''
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38
*
Sale
95
56
100
38
4K
92
35
3
95
38
Sale
30
25
7 100
56
Jan.
17K Jan.
2
July 25
July 31
3
Apr. 18
5K July 26
Apr.
8
Apr. 18
Feb. 15
4
Jan.
7
Mar. 19
12K Feb.
15K Feb. 23
20
40
30
50
50
2
95
25
3
2
July 25
July 31
4K July
5 "5K July"26
13K July
1 14 K July 30
July 26 30
July 26
July
3 50
July
3
5
14KV 15
40
July 31 100
July
5 56
3
4K
.
245
15
■
14K Apr.
30
July
56
Jan.
26
22
t Suspended from trading April 13 1935, pending action to delist,
t Suspended from trading April 29 1935.
(a) Removed from list
Did not apply for permanent registration under SE Act 1934.
(b) Removed from list at close of business July 15
Operating under 77-B Bankruptcy Act.
(c) Suspended from trading pending action to delist April 13 1935.
Application for removal from listing
and temporary registration granted by SEO June 1 1935.
(d) Removed from list at close of business July 15 1935.
Applied for registration on New
York Stock Exchange only,
(e) Removed from list at close of business July 15 1935.
In liquidation,
(f) Removed from list at close of business July 15
1935.
Issue being retired Aug. 1 1935.
No par value,
at close of business July 15 1935.
1935.
The National Securities Exchanges on which low prices since July 1 1933 were made (designated by superior figures in tables), are as follows
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AGGREGATE
In
Since
Jan. 1
Shares
Shares
910
17,691
4,666
1,265
200
7.234
750
350
'""947
1,131
6,352
5,076
5,998
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Auto
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
1% July
15% July
47
July
x23% July
33% July
16% July
13
July
49
July
18
July
% July
City Brewing common. *
Brass...5
Bearing......5
Briggs Mfg Co common
*
Burroughs Adding Mach
*
Capital City Products
*
Chrysler Corp common
5
Consolidated Paper com
It
2,575
7,299
7,497
10,931
12,631
24,987
Highest
Sale Prices
July 31
July 1
Baldwin Rubber clan A—■„*
Bohn Aluminum &
Lowest
Sale Prices
July 311935
Par
Bower Roller
Continental Motors com....*
12
2
July
21% July
47
July
28
July
37
July
17 % July
14
July
60% July
19% July
% July
10
"l",173
7,282
3,933
6,932
11,295
915
90%
2%
4%
%
13 %
Detroit Rdison com......100
Co
„..*
Gray Iron & Fdry_._5
Detroit Forging
Detroit Mich Stove common.1
Detroit
13
*
Paper Products
13
4,572 Ford
25,579
62.694
10,111
8,985
80,153
110,982
1,389
5,723
150
200
424
7,770
2,399
100
858
2,772
13,114
5,885
4,441
127,011
28,903
33,196
100
472
1,717
300
625
2,222
5,180
9,402
52,957
5,191
997
860
6,555
27,920
1,541
38,391
4.118
1,393
23,601
3,311
15,745
25,271
896
"
"l",373
2,535
1,360
20.628
1%
.....
'32% Sale"
16
4%
1%
4%
1
Goebel Brewing Co com
com
3%
28%
*
General Motors com
34,548 Hall Lamp
Sale
8%
22%
Sale
13
Sale
10%
..,
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
7
3
Sale
Sale
27%
16%
39
83,445
8,556
3,904
1,000
674
300
22%
11%
■8%
4%
5%
July
July
July
July
July
July 29
July 29
July 17
July
1
July
1
July
1
July 11
2
Sale
4% Sale
32%
4%
1%
4
37
40
5%
37%
41
42
38
23
3%
12 %
1%
2%
Sale
6
Sale
cVA
Sale
35%
27%
Sale
9
Sale
'
2%
Sale
15
Sale
Sale
21%
4%
Sale
Sale
15
7%
22%
%
17%
1%
12
%
6%
3%
29
9
9%
20%
4
47
43%
Sale
70
58
Sale
Sale
10
Sale
3
Sale
3%
3%
Sale
Sale
3%
25%
25%
35%
22%
Sale
3
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
10,670
287 Wolverine Tube
287
37
14
Apr,
2
Feb. 15
Mar. 12
4
31
Jan.
.,
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Feb.
Mar.
Mar. 13
12
10
18
31
3% Apr.
4
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Feb.
22% July
14% July
11
July
6% July
"31
7% July
3
July
27% July
18
July
39
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4% July
2
July
5
July
24
29
22
18
29
29
17
31
17
31
26
Jan.
July
July
July
July
July
July
Jan.
Apr.
June
Apr.
July
June
July
July
July
17%
14
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11
19%
1%
20
28
3%
27
10%
28 , 2%
15
6
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
151
13
20
27
25
17
31
31
30
29
3
3
25
8
8
1
29
31
31
31
18
10
25
22
17
6
18
5
20
12
93
2%
6%
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17%
3
5
19
Jan.
12
22% July
14% July
July
6% July
7% July
4% Jan.
31% Jan.
18
July
39
July
4% July
3% Jan.
31
24
29
22
18
7
18
1
31
17
7
18% July
9
July
17
13% July
Sale
5% July
101
July
Sale"
1% July
Sale
4% July
2% July
a3,A
Sale
2% July
Feb.
7
Mar. 18
Mar. 25
June 24
June
6
July 17
26% Mar. 18
3 % June 14
1% June 19
3% June
5
11
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1%
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14,861 American Radiator........
3,447 Amer Tel Ac Tel Co
166
31
27%
6,733 Young (L A )Cocom........*
3,689
24%
11%
3%
22%
36%
6%
6%
Apr.
Apr.
Feb.
Jan.
May
Mar.
Mar.
26
30
13
8
23
25
25
Jan.
10
31
July
13% July
13
20
6
June 28
6
15
32%
July
July
July
4
1
10
July
July
July
4% July
Jan.
2
July
30
3
July 25
May
9
July
8
July
1
July 29
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3%
17%
7%
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3
Jan.
3
30
12
15
13
8
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26
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Jan.
July
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
9
Jan.
3
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Feb. 15
July
July
31
31
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Jan.
7
July
July
10
25
June
19
5
14
33
Jan.
4
55
Jan.
15
7% May
7
2% Mar. 13
Feb.
Jan.
May
9
Apr. 22
July 18
2
11
20% Jan.
7
June
Jan.
12
June
Jan.
3
Mar. 1
July
3
Mar. 15
Mar.
July
July
July
July
July
May
July
2
1% July
17
July
% July
2% July
% July
12
July
27% July
%
2%
1%
12%
31
July
July
July
July
July
3
7
8
18
3
5
3
24
30
14
9
Feb.
13%
%
2%
%
June
July
Jan.
July
12
July
26
26 x 18% Mar.
15
3
8
19
26
30
25
26
28
24
7
Jan.
Mar. 15
May
3% Feb.
1
Apr.
14
Jan.
5
1% May
3
3% Mar. 18
2% July
5
25
29
29
25
17
31
Mar. 13
% July 29
6% Mar. 20
1% June 24
20
93
21% July
12
July
17
July
8% July
102
July
2% July
6% July
3% July
3
July
10
May
i
;
3
June
3
Jan.
3
July 29
May
3
Jan.
21
Mar. 19
I May 31
July
July
26
26
Unlisted Dept.—
456
470
577
2,236
1,032
397
5,360
3,199
787
734
1,507
1,590
164
798
3,077
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-
25
4,236 Borg Warner Corp com
10
12,877 Commonw At Southern Corp *
5,808
3,860
38,494
26,649
4,398
5,481
10,228
12,020
3,629
5,993
15,714
Consolidated Oil Co
*
General Foods Corp........*
Hupp Motor Car Corp...
lo
Kelvtnator Corp...........*
Kennecott Copper Corp....*
Kroger Groc Ac Bak Co
National Dairy Prod Corp..
N Y Central RR
160
Purity Bakeries Corp.......*
Socony-Vacuum Corp.....25
Standard Brands Inc......
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9!
98
18
125
Sale
131
Sale
24% Sale
•111
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8%
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—
1% Sale
13 % Sale
17
Sale
28% Sale
16% Said
13% Sale
15%Sale
36% Sale
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2% Sale
12% Sale
30 %
16%
21%
Sale
Sale
Sale
15% Sale
14% July
124% July
24% July
40
July
1% July
7% July
36% July
1% July
11% July
17
July
28% July
16% July
16% July
12% July
12% July
15% July
M
23
1%
8%
37%
2%
14%
20%
30%
17
21
14
13%
16%
Sold for cash,
x Ex-dividend.
The National Securities Exchanges on which low prices since July 1 1933 were made (designated by superior
New York Stock.
* New York Curb.
» Chicago Stock. '• Chicago Board of Trade. " Los Angeles Curb. »
San Francisco Curb.
No par value,
a
Deferred delivery sales,
TJi
\
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
'
-r
17% Mar. 18
10% Mar. 20
7%
7%
13%
4%
...100
Preferred
707
.
6
30
.....
100
Feb.
10
3,312 Universal Product com
..*
67,613 Walker & Co units
6,547 Warner Aircraft Corp com..I
38,097 Whitman At Barnes com..2.56
48,667
olverine Brewing Co com..1
4,955
25
31
20
12
23
31
20
7
13
12
4
15
15
10
18
31
Jan.
21
25
Sale
...»
U 8 Radiator com
13
6%
18% Sale
9% Sale
25.
25%
%
1
50c
com
26
28%
4,490 Universal Cooler class A
»
4.751
Class B
...♦
4,125
2,814
3
27%
18
4% Sale
Tivoli Brewing Co common. 1
Truscon Steel Co
......10
United Shirt Distributors..*
28
"l",225
28
Sale
48,897 Tlmken Axle com.........16
247
Preferred
..100
2,493
28
10% July
July
July
July
July
July
27%
12%
5%
.......*
Home Dairy class A.........*
Hooter Steel Ball com.....10
Hoskins Mfg Co common....*
Houdaille Hershey class A._*
Class B
*
Hudson Motor Car
Sreage (8 8) Co com
16
Lakey Fdy & Mach common. 1
Mahon (R C) conv pref.....*
McAIeer Mfg Co com........*
Mich Steel Tube Prod com..*
Michigan Sugar com
....16
Preferred
....10
com
17.152 Mid-West Abrasive
13,535
Mar. 20
2
Walker-Gooderham
Ac Worts
20,618 Motor Products Corp com...*
20,477 Motor Wheel com
...*
116,050 Murray Corp common
*
10,916 Nat Automotive Fibres ▼ t c_*
127,357 Packard Motor Co com. ....*
38,280 Parke Davis Ac Co
•
5,937 Parker Rust Proof com.....*
74,108 Pfeiffer Brewing Co com....*
32,941 Reo Motor com
5
72,555 Rickel (H W) At Co common.2
175,656 River Raisin Paper com..
*
9,028 Scotton Dillon com.......16
8,920 square D class A
*
10,704
Class B
*
4,115 Stearns (Frederick) com
*
1,360 Sutherland Paper Co
10
114
11
6
53.900 Graham-Paige Motor com._l
Hiram
17,152
4,111
11%
8%
Motor of Canada cl A..*
100 Gemmer Mfg Co class A
100
30
16
3
"21% ~23%
Co com
*
Eureka Vacuum Cleaner....*
Eaton Manufac'g
24,053 Ex-Cello Aircraft Ac Tool....3
15,221 Federal Mogul common.....*
33,004 Federal Motor Truck com...*
5,575 Federal Screw Works com...*
290
21 % July
58
Feb.
Detroit & Clevel Nay com..10
Detroit
'
1 % Mar. 14
6% Mar. 19
47
July 24
July
July
July
July
July
July 25
300 Dolphin Paint Ac Varnish A.*
7,332
17,729
25
30
24
31
20
12
23
31
20
25
2% Mar.
830 Crowley, Milner & Co com..*
4,396 Deisel Wemmer Gilbert com It
"
1
July 1 1933
STOCKS
105,431
26,033
2,219
73,348
33,101
17,593
1,175
47,517
2,106
5,918
'""977
1934
2,602,629
to
July
22,934
8,403
1935
>C»___-._»/S^ares-2,197,260
PRICES IN JULY
Low from
DETROIT
STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES
168,286 I Jan. 1 to July 31
523,802
Shares
Stock Sales—
1934
1935
Stock Sales-
July
31
10% Mar. 13
31
99
3
Mar. 13
July 31
July 31
July 22
July 29
July
3
8
Mar. 13
June
6
17
31
9
29
Mar. 25
June
Apr.
6
11% July 31
14% Mar. 21
Jan.
17
7
10
31
23% Mar.
22
13
July
July
July
29
31
22
31
17
1
12% Mar. 12
8% Feb.
6
Jan.
4
July
17
Mar. 11
4
23
13% Apr. 30
Jan.
Jan.
Mar. 18
Apr.
29
11
3
Jan.
22
15
1
Mar. 21
Jan.
3
r
figures in tables), are as follows:
Philadelphia Stock. » Pittsburgh Stock,
i'MW-ASt
rv ■■
-<v
■
;S:'T
Pittsburgh Stock
V;:'>ir.
•ASRfll
■"
■■"'i
"...
-..v«•'•••.
•
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A
*®r
tcwi
jv W' w
wt
V^.Vjr>
"if 'a TP
A
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
■''■'•'■'•
STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE OF PRICES ON PITTSBURGH
'
Shares 171,065
1,097,341
Jan. 1 to July 31
In
,
-
BONDS
1
$
15,000 Independent Brewing 6s. 1955
13,000 Pittsburgh Brewing 6s
1949
%
1,000
3,000
V'lv
238
5,085
21,945
983
1,824
200
705
1,777
1,451
""176
955
16,204
50
1,916
1,327
22%
10
27
30%
Sale
28
23%
12%
2%
—
2% Sale
2% —~
Highest
Sale Prices
10 103% July
12 105
July
30
July
J2X
Sale
July
17
July
4
July
22 X July
10% July
2X July
16
17
1
1
1
-
6x
8
Products..—.....*
.....
5
1,530 Follanabee Bros pref
It®
31,364 Fort Pittsburgh Brewing...1
3,416 Harb-Walker Refrac com...*
Preferred
.........100
/„V
55
406 Jones 0k Laughlln Sfl pf..lf0
6,581 Koppert Gas At Coke pref. 100
969
100
3,210
325
1,462
3,588
100
100
7%
94 X
5X
14
1%
94%
Sale
6%
5%
;
95%
Sale
80c
"5" Sale"
._
IX
5
July
8X July
3
July
29
5
16
July
6X July
8
July
2X July
8
July
IX July
21^ July
13
9
10
1
4c
3%
Sale
3
19
""3% "i~~
10
11
6
5
6%
IX
6%
"iio
3,280
100
WM
3,811
4,181
3,765
2!%
Jan.
63July "§
93 k July
9
4%
4%
6X Sale
2X
3X
11X
IX
IX
11X Sale
38% Sale
.....
IX
12 X
Sale
13 X
2c
3c
2
12
Sale
Sale
23 X
Sale
..........
1
21%
1.889 Vanadium Alloy Steel.....
56,819 Victor Brewing Go........
700 Waverly Oil A..
25,282 Western Public Service....
95c
2
22
1;
5X July
2
1
July
9
30 X July
3
4X July 24
July 29
8% July
5
3% Mar. 7
4X Jan. 12
14% June 26
8
Apr. 27
Apr. 25
Jan.
96
Mar.
14,509 Westlnghouse Air Brake...
13;496 Westghouse El At Mfg......
July
2% Jan.
23% July
111
May
73
July
96
July
Feb.
55
Mar.
73
July
Mar.
4X Mar. 13
1
Mar. 20
24% Jan. 12
4X July 24
Feb.
5
1
Jan.
31
Apr. 25
Feb.
19
May
9
16
•: 1
15
8
17
2
3
29
25
3X July
20
July
30
July
4X July
1
July
7SX July
7
July
3
July
aOM July
12
2
Jan.
2
10
15
23
17
31
31
29
25
15
30
IX July
8
10
July 26
2c July 23
IX July
3
11
July 10
22jM$ July 16
18 X July
2
IX July
12
July
2c July
3
July
12
July
39
July
22^ July
31
29
23
17
23
1
12
3
July
July
duly
3X July
1
July
67 X July
6
July
3
July
10^ July
2%
1
47%
5X
IX
10
90c Sale
July
90c July
IX July
4X July
.....
26^
65^ Sale
23 X July
53
July
8
22
5
1
1
1
25" "July" 25
1
July
IX July
5X July
27
July
65 X July
3
5
15
23
31
July
2 100
July
26 107
2X July
23
11
22
29
Mar. 20
May
Mar.
Apr.
Apr.
Mar
Apr.
Apr.
May
1% Feb.
31
30
18
2
13
22
25
31
4
6% July
1% Feb.
July
5% July
1
May
35
Jan.
2
4
2
9
25
18
Jan.
5
2
85c Mar.
9
1
Mar. 26
3% Jan. 23
18% Mar. 27
32% Mar. 18
29
27
7:i Wi-
24
12
9
11
Feb.
m
5
1% Apr. 20
15
Jan.
30
3
30
27
10% July 25
11% May 17
Feb.
75c
9
Feb.
Jan.
4
29
31
-
27% Jan.
18% July
1% Feb.
2c
■
v-
14% Mar. 26
5c
Apr. 10
5c
May 16
4
May
8
25% Apr.
6
35% Mar. 14
4% July 23
1% Feb. 11
78% July 31
8% Jan. 11
11
2
16
13
7
Mar.
15
50c
22
......
4% Sale
23 X Sale
|%
Jan.
IX July
16% Mar,
6X July
1
July
35
July
5X July
"1" II—"
24
13
5
Mar.
8
'73"" July"
19
30
20
19
June
8
3X May
zu
3c
3%
3
2
July 24
July 31
July 31
8
33% Jan.
3% Mar. 7
Mar. 30
2X
Mar.
13
3c
3c
2c
745 United States Glass.......
■
.—
685 Ruud Mfg—.............
39,623 United Engine Ac Fdy
New..
4,265
Jan.
1
Mar.
9
i%
8,153 Renner Brewing Go.......
159,250 San Toy Mining—........
15.851 8hamrock OH Ik Gas.......
^
1,441 Standard Steel Spring.....
320
June 28
2
IX
1
IX
68
67
........100
125
8,272
4,265
June 21
1054 Jan.
3X Jan.
5X Jan.
July
July
July
July
15
July
IX July
23 % July
14X
7X
8X
2X
4c
5c
3c
5,000 Phoenix Oil com.........25c
Preferred
..........1
8,820
4,544 Pittsburg Brewing—.......*
Preferred..............—*
4,349
,2,880 Pittsburgh Coal pref.....100
11,849 Pittsburgh Forgings.......l
585 Pittsburgh OH Ac Gau.......S
25
9,848 Pittsburgh Plate Glass
21,802 Pitts Screw At Bolt Corp...,
632 Pittsburgh Steel Foundry..*
2,000
9,826
30
Jan.
July 2
6X July 20
3
July 16
4
75c
75c
90c
50
Federal Corp pref__ 100
Nat Flreprooflng Corp pref
Preferred
4X July
28^ July
13 X July
3
July
2,138 Plymouth Oil Co...........5
828
R
25
110
Feb.
Mar.
24
31
31
23
12
102
—•
80,427 Lone Star Gas.......
830 McKinney Manufacturing..*
20,711 Meets Machine.............A
1,327 Mountain Fuel Supply
120
7X
Sale
8
Sale
3
—-
1%
14 X
13
: 7
Sale
xl4
........1*
7,911 Devonian Oil
12,669 DuQuesne Brewing.........5
Class A__
.........5
7.932
378 Electric
IX July
Tax IIII I
4
......
673
ir
8
July
Jan.
5
June
Sale
Sale
5
8
...
40 Penn
'•
June
Apr. 18 104
10 101
25 102% Apr. 26 105
Jan.
"T% "i"
600 Consolidated Ice pref.....
100 Crandall McK Ac Hend..
3,161
.
103% July
104
July
Lowest
Sale Prices
Feb.
515 Nat Fireproofing Corp com.*
»■
R..
105"" "III
4.%
.....
2,452
:■
104%
1
2,507 Clark (D L) Candy
28,023 Columbia Gas Ac Electric..
;
'
-----
Highest
53 Central Tube Co
;
1
Sale Prices
;
Sale Prices
Apr.
85 Central Ohio Steel Prod
'
200
v'l';
Ask
110
...........
6,152
■
.....
.......
930
'
103%
.....
1
Preferred
Preferred.
6,118
19,766 Armstrong Cork Go........
11,608 Blaw-Knoz Co
192,186 Carnegie Metals...
...
7 664
!. V
Ask Bid
125 A met Window Gleet pref.l
658 Arkansas Nat Gat Corp ...
3,637
,
51
86
3,364 Allegheny Steel
92
..
-i!:C
Lowest
July 31
July 1
Bid
STOCKS
510
•:¥Sfevi-:
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN JULY
Shares
Shares
..
July 311935
Jan. 1 to July 31
Low from
$14,000
34,000
$4,000
28,000
July 1 1933
Since
Jan.
July
PITTSBURGH
STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES
AGGREGATE
1934
1935
Sales
July...
129,471
1,074,906
July
:
Bond
1934
1935
Sales
Stock
12
July 29
Apr. 26
July 17
14% Jan.
9
40
Apr. 11
22% July 12
5c
3
1%
5%
5%
27%
65%
Jan.
10
July
Jan.
May
July
July
July
25
29
8
15
23
31
UNLISTED.
401
265
995
1,844 Lone Star Gas 6% pref...100
6%% preferred......... 100
1,502
2,412 Penroad Corp
v t c
•
64
74%
1%
*
90
91
100% 105
95
Sale
103 X 105
91
July
103 X July
IX July
69
Mar
28 100
90
Jan.
7 107
1% Apr
2
July 11
July 22
2% Juno 14
k?.
*
No par value, x Ex-dlvldend.
The National Securities Exchanges on which low prices
• New York Stock.
2 New York Ourb.
-'
since July 1 1933 were made (designated by superior
» New York Produce Exchange.
figures In tables), are as follows:
\\r:'.
RANGE OF PRICES ON THE SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales
1935
.
July
Jan. 1 to
July 31-
AGGREGATE
*i,ooo
.
.
10,000
3,000
2,000
4,000
33,000
11,000
6,000
88,000
3,000
5,000
2,000
23,000
:9,500
4,000
4,000
2,000
i
1
"i",66o
T.ooo
33,000
"3",000
"6,600
,
7,000
"4,660
"¥,666
5.000
■
5,000
54
e(»a
1937
July
17
91
Feb.
Jan.
4
91
Feb. 27
103
104# 104# 104# 104# i§4# July""!
106# 108# 106# 108#
106#
8
105# 106# 106# July
99# 100
99# 100
99# July
9
106
107# 105# 106#
106
107# 105# 106# 106" "July "2
108# 109# 107# 108#
101# 103
102# 104# 102
July
1
109
109# 108# 109#
106
106# 105
106#
106# 107# 105# 106#
105# 107# 105# 106# 107" July "26
104#
July'"!
dLot Ang Gas&Elec
*99#
95
Corp 6s'42
*94
*94
106
67
u
"2",000
yv
"¥.666
5.000
i;
82#
86#
82*
80
North Amer Invest Corp 5s '47
Nor Calif Pr Co con
101
104
5% ..1948
Orpheum Thea Ac Rlty 6s 1946
«
Pacific Gas Ac El Co 5s... 1942
55 #•
1952
*
s
6s
..1941
5s
1955
5% 1936
*
»
1952
31#
98#
6s
4%
68
69
*
6%
<74%
1942
1947
55
*
»
92 H
105
108
STOCKS
Shares.
15#
16#
109 Alaska Packers Assn cap.. 100
,;
69
110
10
91# July
15
13 107
July
15
9 119
July
22
67^
Associated OH Co capital—25
14
2#
26
106# 106# July 18 106# July
111
110
July 17 110
July
103#
104# 103# July 16 103# July
126
105#
76# "75# July "5 '75# July
18
17
16
""5
99
2
85# July
2
Atlas Imperial Diesel Eng A 5
1.971 Bank of Calif Nat Assn caplOO
15,299
153,878 Byron Jackson
1,698
1,129
com
17#
39
15
15#
15# July 25
17
14
15
July
8
July
4# July
27
31
10
8# July 31
July
159# July
July
2 165
12# July 26 13# July
5
10
18
106
Sale
.
41,833 Calamba Sugar Estate com 20
Preferred.............. .20
5,117
123 Calaveras Cement Co preflOO
19,488 California Copper cap.....10
100
13,619 Calif Cotton Mills cap
*
4,499 California Ink Co Inc A
471 dCalif-Ore Power 7% pref.100
*
50,512 California Packing cap
755 California Water Serv preflOO
2,654 (/Calif West States Life las..5
48,863 Caterpillar Tractor cap....*
2,019 Claude Neon Elec Prod.....*
*
7,631 Clorex Chemical A
1>514 Coast Cos Gas Ac El 1st pf Iff
1,505
,
15,553
"5,910
3,690
1,048
\
:.r
51
7,320
-U:-:
128
630
Consol
58
2#
44
34
July
2# July
1
2
42
815
.
2,128
5,162
31,008
35,291
9,616
993
8,859
141
,
1,225
"5,493
79C
Inc class A parftc pref
Di
*
Giorgio Fruit Corp
com.
Preferred
10
100
El Dorado OH Works cap
Emporium Capwell
cap
.*
Gallaad Mercantile
40,449 Golden State Ltd cap......*
3,015
(capital) ._......*
B
»
7.18C Hole
Bros Stores,
21# July
2
21# July 31
13#
17
40
38#
50
33# Sale
94# Sale
5#
7#
16#
7#
«
16
48
»
7#
18#
66#
10#
33#
Sale
,
1
3#
Sale
40#
#
5,619
12
July
July
July
33
July
94# July
7
July
48
July
37
58
*33Sale*
93
95
"53# "55""
11
10#
36
38
98# 100
99#
31
33
31#
33
13
July
36
July
96
July
9# July
31
23
11
17
19
11
53# July 27
31# July
300
J*
July
58
"34# July""2 "37"" "July "23
99
54#
.3#
16
1
17
40# July
11
34#
15
19
11
2
1
5
Sale
56
"30"" t32""
290
Sale
3# Sale
62#
64
62# Sale
3#
3#
31# Sale
July
2 100
6 32#
285
July 25 290
3# July
2
4#
55
64
July
1
56
July
2 64
2,095 1
Inc, cap..*
Co,, Ltd, capital
25
Go of Calif capital.....10
3,894
21,677 Honolulu OH Gerp Ltd cap.*
Afor footnotes
see page
69
15
94
28
119
Feb.
May 23
Mar. 19
Jan. 31
July 15
Feb.
5
July
22
2 107# May 29
5 100
18
17
4
2
17
Mar. 21
110
107# Jan.
July
4
17
102
Mar. 27
105
Mar. 27
118
May 17
27 104# May 27
25 75# July
5
June 24
84# June 26
98
June 24
85# June 24
102# Apr. 26 104# Mar. 8
118# Mar. 19 119# July 31
108
July 29 109
July 11
15# July
Jan.
12
Jan.
1# Jan.
31# Jan.
3# July 10
July
3
July 17
July 24
July 12
July 26
July 26
Jan.
8# July
20
3 101
16
15
4#
18
25
11
5
ol
Jan.
25
7# Jan.
3
143
26
13
33
34
34
44
85#
86#
90
35
Sale
13#
21
21
2
23
103
41# Sale
2
2#
46# Sale
1#
2#
31#
49
51
26
Sale
13# Sale
27
21 H Apr.
34
Apr.
# Feb.
1
10# Jan.
3
Feb.
27
25# Feb.
11
30
33
July
2
Jan.
4
7# June 26
70
36# Jan. 15
10# May 28
29# Jan. 15
; 77
Jan,
27# Jan.
235
Jan.
8
Feb.
17
3
# May 10
17
July 31
40# July 23
58
July 11
42# Feb. 18
96
July 16
11# Jan. 16
53# July 27
11# Feb. 21
37
July 23
100
July
3
5 32# July
10 290
July
3# Apr. 18
60# Mar. 27
60# Mar. 27
3# July
22# Jan.
10
3
18
Jan.
30
5# Jan.
12# July
26# Jan.
71# Jan.
21# Jan.
20# Jan.
14
12
29
19
12
17
24
41
2
July
1
July 17
46# July
2# July
31
10
49
July
21# July
2# July
5# July
1
9
3
1
51
27
July
July
3# July
6# July
31
27
23
22
12
July
8
13# July
19
1
56# July
1
2
44# July
18# July
23
31# Jan.
15
10
14# Jan.
16
13
2
27
July
3
37
May
3
9# May 27
11# June 12
165
May 31
13# July 18
July
2
Feb. 28
4# July
31# July
26
July
14# July
13# July
35
July
92
July
July
July
10# July
i2# July
33# July
87
July
24
9
Mar.
21# Apr.
17
19
2
3
6
2
30
27
Sale
Jan.
Jan.
19
56# July
24# Sale
10
10#
12# Sale
20#
>
8
,
Sale
22#
5# Sale
11#
12#
Sale
29
3# Sale
6# Sale
40
13
Sale
56# Sale
Heme Fire Ac Marine Insur
414
Mar.
106# July
July
101# Jan.
98# Jan.
118
May
104# May
68
May
110
"July ""3 """# Jul"y"~8
99
55
22
1
(/HawaiianCommerc'l Ac Sugar
90
91# July
4
113# Jan. 18
31
275
21#
22# July
21# July
55
12#
36#
69
9,936 General Paint Corp A......*
6.23C >
5,386
14,645
8
May 23 100
110# Mar. 19 110#
31# Jan. 31
31#
106# Mar. 20 107
105# Apr. 15 108
3
2
9
3
15
1
Feb.
8
39
Jan.
7
5# Jan.
70# Jan.
70
Jan.
4# July
38
Jan.
17
24
10
9
9
13
24
May 15
July 19
July 12
Apr.
5
92
July 24
21# Jan.
3
46# July 31
2# June 10
26#
14#
13#
35#
Laundry
4C
1.94C
oommoa
45
.....
46
*
47,654 Food Machinery Corp com. _*
6,003 Foster Ac Kiel ser com......10
933
12# Sale
21# 22
21# Sale
# Sale
17
20
i
Emsco Derrick Ac Eq Co cap. 5
Fireman's Fund Indem cop 10
Fireman's Fund Insur cap 25
35 First Nat Corp of Portland A *
.
170
21#
22
21# Sale
4*
27
26
2,128
166
40
205
3.985
415
15#
Preference series A.......*
Preference series B
_.*
6,659
835
9,309
8,259
9,616
"8ft
262 Crocker First Nat Bk 8F caplOO
67,917 Crown Zeller com vot tr ctfa *
11,624
156# 160
12# Sale
Industries
Chemical
Jan.
85
14#
15#
4# Sale
"9# *16# ""8# Sale"
8#
cap....*
6,952
65
1,466
263
-
8
11 108# Jan. 28
July 26
98
85# July
July 10
Mar. 29
June 29 107
69# Feb.
5
"¥,803
390
106
105# Jan.
cAtlas Imp Diesel Eng Co A-1"
~2",034
Mar.
107# Apr.
167" July "26
.
86#
June 11
Jun 3 11
Jan. 29
91
100
118# July
Mar.
■/,r
96
14,432 Anglo-Calif Nafl Bank
20
57,689 Assoc Ins Fund Inc com caplO
14,287
29 106#
1 106#
29 107#
100# Apr. 23 102#
108# Jan. 28 109#
105
1
10
29
1
25
16
22
Far
10,990 Alaska Juneau Gold M cap. 10
"3",308
104# Jan.
27
106# May 24 107
102# July
118# 119# 119# 120# 119# July 31 119# July 31
107# 108# 108
July 29 109
July 11
.v'.-t
Shares.
800
106
101#
103#
122
124#
104
105
• 104#
73#
74#
74#
97#
98#
97#
84
85
$4#
104#
1977
1
Jan.
107# Jan.
112
106# 106#
109
110
101#
103# 104#
75#
101#
1955
............i.
Ore Lines 434s.....
July
29 108# July
102
Apr.
Apr. 10 102
102
Mar. 19 102# Mar.
103# Apr. 17 105# May
106# Jan. 23 106# June
106# July
8 107
May
91# Jan.
2 100
Juiy
99
1952
ftUnion Oil Co Cal 5% ww.'45
85
90
106"" July "2
64
103#
10634
Southern Pacific Co 4#s_1969
88#
106# July
8
100
July 22
I6i"" 102#
102
121
117# 118# 119
106# 107
105# 107
88
1957
-
SPCoSFTer 4s
86# July
95#
1950
/S J Lt Ac Pr Corp 5s
85
108#
106# 106# 106# 107# 106# July
101
91
Ry Equip Ac Rlty Co 6s... 1938
i08~# I6§# iio""
111
*
1937
17
86
'P
5s.
90#
80
1938
Pacific Tel At Tel Co 5s
Highest
Sale Prices
86# July
108
Langendorf Utd Bak 6#s 1941
aPacific Public Ser Co
86
17
68.1938
5s...
Lowest
Sale Prices
July"!
106#
97 #
Gt Western Pow Co 5s...1946
-
Highest
Sale Prices
108#
Emporium Capwell 5#S—1942
534%
534s
Ask
98
..I960
Food Mach Corp ser A
Series B 6%._.
90
Lowest
Sale Prices
July 31
Ask Bid
July""!
108#
101#
I®2
"
.
1940
City Electric Co 5s
Coast Co G & E 5s
87
102 H
1942
Calif Packing Corp 5s
July lv.
1
85
i
1939
1,000
5,000
19,000
42,500
12,000
3,500
5,000
32,000
5,000
3,000
23,500
1,000
1,000
7,000
2,000
.A
6,000
4,000
18,000
5,000
$40,000
287,500
RANGE SINCE JAN.
54
-.1935
'
"¥,666
"i",66o
t6s
Calif Gas Ac Elec Corp 5s. 1937
eCalif Ore Power Co 5#s 1955
PRICES IN JULY
Bid
1943
1949
2,000
,
'
—
July 311935
19,000 Market Street Ry Co 7s..1940
.1945
4,000 /Miller & Lux Inc 6s
1,000
V
BONDS
Low from
*9,000 Atlas Diesel Engine Co 6s 1945
"i~,o66
'•
3,075,450
1934
$83,000
439,000
July 1 1933
Since
Jan. 1
July
1935
,
July
Jan. 1 to July 31
286,380
SAN FRANCISCO
STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES
In
Bond Sales
1934
Shares- 511,622
.3,298,335
fog
40
18
41
43
46
18#
40# July
16#
17#
16# July 20
1# Mar. 28
4
Mar. 18
July 31
July 27
3# July 23
6 # June
7
8# Jan.
28
13# July 19
43# Jan.
4
14# Mar. 26
51
27
60
Apr. 25
44# July 23
20# May 10
Aug., 1935]
AGGREGATE
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
SAN FRANCISCO
STOCK EXCHANGE
July
JulyZl 1935
Jan. 1
Shares
PRICES IN JULY
RANGE SINCE JAN.
1
Since
Shares
'rom
Lowfr
lulu I
July 1 1933
STOCKS
SALES
In
69
4,370
Par
7,303 Honolulu Plantation cap..20
12,437 Hunt Bros Packing Co cl A..*
2,914 Hutchinson Sug Plant cap.15
782
416
Island
700
July 31
Ask Bid
29% Sale
7%
8
20
18
Lowest
Ask
200
1,001
310
29% Sale
7%
8
18
19%
7% July
18% July
7% July
15
135
1,965
2,345
July
9% July
7
July
2% July
8,295
177 Market Street Ry Co
.
195
4,200
10
Prior
187,897
com
July
100
July
5% July
% July
8% July
10
v
*
Sale
25% Sale
....*
Sale
10%
20% July
10% July
Sale
12
8
25% July
11% July
31
25
North Amer Inv Corp—
536ij
742
1,052
307
85
6,260
6% preferred...........100
5H% preferred.........100
55,805 North Amer Oil Consol cap. 10
1,881 Occidental Insurance cap..l0
14,378 Oliver United Filters Inc A..*
13,681
B
*
583
2,184
2,496
1,040
18,194
17,659
8,770
7,167
1,255
10,868
12,324
1,134
178
8,282
165,291
152,562
49,390
43,151
14,856
52,599
56,085
5
...100
Common
344
PaauhauSugarPlantCo capl5
Pacific Gas Ac Blec Co com.25
3%
10% Sale
25% Sale
10%
24%
27%
5M% 1st preferred......25
25%
Sale
Sale
Pacific Lighting Corp com..*
$4 dividend pref.........
non-vot..*
"""508
Sale
39% Sale
Sale
1% Sale
15%
16%
99
Sale
131
Sale
133
134
131
B
yi8;'V
15
Preferred series 2
14%
30
560
155
6,986
1,212
45
7,249
485
Series A preferred......100
4,554
610
;
2
Sale
43% Sale
20;
21%
1%
1%
1*
18
3
11,195
2,243
110
435
195
8
11
5
5
10
May
9
29
May
9
9% July
9
9% July 18
2% July 25
Mar. 22
May 16
Jan.
Apr.
4
26
Jan.
Jan.
3 108
Jan. 11
9% July
15
25
18
Mar. 19
8% Jan.
May 27
July 19
Mar. 19
% Jan. 28
23
12%
93
Feb.
6 101
Jan.
2
8
% July 16
4% Mar. 1
3% June 27
1
15
39%
1%
2
6
46
43
15
July 24 11% July
July 23 25% July
2
28
July
July
2
July
July
July 23
July
July 19
July
1
July
July
1
July
July
1
July
July
1 133% July
July
1
44
July
July
8
1
23
22
31
29
18
18
23
26
29
4% Jan.
13% Jan.
20% Jan.
2
20
8
Jan.
8
Jiify
24
18
25
18
n*
lois
1% July
2
July
2
"i
Sale
18
15
15
1
15
15
2
111
111
Sale
104
103% 104
2
11
2
19"" July"
15%
15%
3%
34%
20
2 101
2
July 23
July
2
July
2
July 11
July 29
July
2
5
Mar. 28
9% Mar. 13
21% Mar. 15
12% Jan. 16
2
Apr. 22
18
20% Mar. 13
71
29% July 30
July
2
4% June 13
11% June 22
25.% July
1
28
July 23
25% July 22
40
July 31
7 102
% Feb.
2
1%
7% Feb. 25 17%
70% Jan.
2 112%
Lll
Jan.
3 134%
36
Mar. 14 44
14% Mar. 13
14%
% Jan. 22
1%
% Feb. 27
2%
1% May
3
1%
Jan.
3
Apr. 22
July 11
July 29
June 29
24
Jan.
10
10
25% July 31
11% May 24
Mar. 11
110
101
35
14
14
Feb.
7% Jan.
20
100
15
15%
3%
13
June
July 31
1% July
2
10% June 29
3% June 27
8
31% Mar. 28
si*
iT
33%
Sale
5% July 25
46
43
61,417 Shell Union Oil Corp com..*
2,962
5H% cum conv pref....100
326
Sierra Pacific B1 Co pref. 100
2,640 rfSocony-Vaccuum OH cap. 15
43,888 Sou Pacific Co com (cap'l).lOO
21,965 Sou Pac Golden Gate cl A..*
Class B
*
5,271
2,327 Spring ValleyCo Ltd capital *
%
1%
10
%
2%
Sale
Sale*
10%
Sale
98%
97
June 26
Apr.
July
July
June
July
Feb.
July
Apr.
May
8
18
23
22
29
1
25
16
4
June 1915% July 23
15% July
2
4
Apr.
3
Jan. 23
34% Mar. 2
Jan.
2
20
July 29
Feb. 26 101
July
2
19
5% Mar. 15
5% Feb. 21
2% Mar. 22
30
9
85
July
July
% July
1% July
9% July
90
July
104
3 111
17 104
i, 2
31
22
2
July 19
July 17
% July
2
1% July 31
10% July 31
95
July
6
54,284
5,103
4,877
128
963
Union Sugar Co common..25
Preferred...............25
Uhlted Air Lines Trans v t c.5
Weill At Co (Raphael)
pf.100
WellsFargoBk At UnTr cap 100
33% Sale
July
97%
6%
17%
11%
22%
5%
7
July
July
July
July
July
10
6
17%
1%
%
5%
32%
July
July
July
July
July
July
20% July 30
2% July 15
1
July 15
6% July 10
34% July
9§,.
6%
17%
11%
23%
5%
110
256%
10%
Sale
Sale
12
51,583
2,156
common ................10
Tallow At Checker Cab Co—-
(Consolidated) d A
ser
8 111
8
5
Sale
18
1.50
10
11
Mar. 14
13
13
12
29
15
16
10
31
262
July
9 280"
July"3l
19% Sale
10
11
17% July
10
2
July 13
19% July
10% July
22
2
June
12
June 11
15 104
28
% May 23
31
2% Feb. 13
29 11% May 23
15
May 24
1% Jan.
3
% Jan.
2
im
28
Mar. 14
Jan.
10
3
June 29
14% May 22
20% July 30
2T*> July 15
9
5% Jan.
1% Jan.
10% July
100% July
7
July
18% July
12% July
23% July
6% July
125
275
fWest Amer Finance Co pf 10
Pipe At Steel of Calif
1,000
Jan.
Jan.
July
Mar.
Mar.
33
38
10%
Western
10,385
%
1%
5%
64%
13% June 21
Stand Oil Co of Calif capital *
22,203 Tide Water Assoc Oil Co com *
5,222
Preferred..............100
954,935 Transamerica Corp capital.
93,085 Union OH Co of Calif cap..25
88% Jan.
77
02% Jan.
19%
20%
2% Sale
M
1
...
61,427
"I%
110
713 Thomas Alloc Corp class A..*
145,400
Jan.
5%
1 %
22%
81%
6%
10
11
29
10
30
2
30
17
102
2
1,006 Telephone Investment Corp *
4,483
1,109
7
Jan.
19% July
1
782 San Joaq Lt At Pr prior pf.100
279
Prior pref series A
.100
2,568 Schleslnger At Sons cl A com *
829
Preferred. .............100
45
20% Jan.
15
32% May 27
July
July
14% July
29% July
24
July
4
July
July
July
July
5%
3% July
35
34% July
21%
15% July
104% 101
July
.....*
Conv preferred
.*
Rainier Pulp At Pap cl Acorn *
Roos Bros Inc common.....1
100
3
..........
1st preferred.............*
125
1%
1%
1%
Preferred series 1... .....*
*
22
21
400
87
Sale
39% Sale
2,986
683
25% Sale
101
112
Class
Jan.
3
Sale Prices
July
10%
23%
26%
24%
32%
Sale
Sale
il'A
4,947
400
11
Sale
104
preferred...........*
35
6,857
Sale
29%
21%
4%
1%
12%
102%
First
304
5,131
6,340
Sale
3% Sale
Sale
com
Sale
14
5
9
July
3
40% July
1
39% July
13% July 19
25
3
July
21% July 25
1
3% July
Sale
41
28%
20%
25%
27
Pac Pub Serv
41
Sale
22
4% 1st preferred........25
121
;f>."
5%
40%
Sale
Sale
39%
14%
24%
3,066
Preferred.
.........100
43,345 Parafflne Cos, Inc., com....*
376 Phillips Petroleum Go cap..*
2,403 Plg'n Whistle Corp partlc pf *
569 Ry Bq 8c Rlty Co Ltd cl A
*
70
150
,
5
38%
5% Sale
8.526 Pac Tel Ac Tel Co common.100
9,639
7 % May 29
7
Jan. 23
t c
Natomas Co capital
common
12% July 19
101
July
2
8
July 31
1 % July
2
10
July ; 2
.....100
series I
A
July
8
July 12
July
9
July 18
July 25
July 26
July 23
July 18
"1%July'"24
11
100
..100
pref
Preferred
60,094
Highest
Sale Prices
26
Jan.
2
1
"l" July"
com.
Nat Auto Fibres Inc
24,357
21,954
9%
9%
2%
25%
108
9%
25% July
July
9% July
.....100
Preferred
29,656 Merchant Cal Mach Co
177
5
*
B
546
25
106
12,728 Magna vox Co Ltd (capltal)2Vi
6,296 Magnln At Co (1) common...*
151
19% July
8
25
4,473 L A Gas Ac Klec Corp pref„.100
1,160 Lyons-Magnus Inc A
*
.V.
12
22
Lowest
Sale Prices
30
July
2
8
July 18
Pineapple Co Ltd—
Class B
♦
1,601
9,211 Leslie-Callf Salt Co capital-*
446
1,092
Highest
Sale Prices
29
July 11
Common
20
23,527
Preferred
25
3,043
1,156 dJantxoaKnitting Mills com.*
5,760 Langendorf United Bak cl A *
1.123
110
July 1
Bid
Jan.
30
6% July 10
38% May 24
38
11*
Apr. 20
Feb.
19
7% Mar. 18
May 27
83% Feb.
5 102% June
4
4% Mar. 12
May
7
14% Feb.
2 20% May 22
5
Jan. 21
IW May 23
17% Jan.
2 26
May 18
4% Mar. 13
6% Jan. 31
94
Feb.
1 125
Juno 21
230
Jan.? 5 280
July 31
% Feb.
1
% Mar. 20
10% Jan.
4
Feb.
13
6
19% July
10%
22
July 2
♦
No par value,
t Removed from list Feb. 28.
Maturity date advanced to 1945 effective Mar. 1 1935.
t Removed from list April 5.
a Removed
from list May 14.
b Removed from list May 31.
c Removed from list June 4.
d Removed from list July 15.
e Removed from list July 18.
/ Removed from list July 31.
g Admitted to list July 10.
ThieT£^Iv al« purities Exchanges on which low prices since July
New York Stock.
* New York Curb.
?
1
Buffalo Stock.
1 1933 were made (designated by superior figures in tables)
»Cincinnati
Stock.
" Los
Angeles Stock.
are as follows-
iouows.
RANGE OF PRICES ON THE LOS ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE
1935
Sales
Stock
Jan. 1 to July 31
LOS ANGELES
<
July
BONDS
July 311935
5,000
5,000
Southern Calif Edison 5s 1952
So Calif Gas4ks
1961
1,000 U S Govt Treas 3ks—1946-44
2k8---1960-55
1,000
10,000 U S Liberty Loan 4ks. 1932-47
mm
~
mm mm
mm
mm
STOCKS
155 Barker Bros
"""125
100
200
200
50
500
1,500
1,700
1,202
1,300
7,900
9,850
17,700
17,500
24,400
8,100
5,250
3,500
900
3,200
2,400
400
lk
17c
16c
12 k
33
13
2
49 k
48k
28
19
Jan.
16
Apr.
1
70c
3 k July
"
2
Mar.
3k Jan.
4 k June
41
July
4c
May
5k Mar.
2k Jan.
3k July 19
8 k July "
1k
2
Sale
13
12k
13
24
33 k
15c
9c
22c
18c
33 k
38
49 H
21k
22k
10k Sale
13
2
9
Sale
5k
25
IU
55c
18
55c
18
12k
25k
12 k
14c
20c
13
12c
380
399
9
9k
9
9k
5
6 k "5%
8%
6k
5k
19 k
i8k
im
1
Hancock Oil Co A
*
Holly Development Co—.1
Jade Oil Co..
.1
Kinner Airpl & Motor Corp.l
382,950 Lincoln Petroleum Corp—1
l6l,100 Lockheed Aircraft Corp
1
16,263 L A Gas & Elec 8% pref...100
94,600 L A Industries Inc.........2
20,800 L A Investment Co
10
Sale
iok
29
Sale
15c
399
10
|
July, 19
May
May
Mar.
Mar.
July
15
15
8c
8c
15c
15c
13
July 10
July 25
July
5
July
8
20k July
11
33 k July 30
13
July
2
51
July
21 k July
5
2
July 31
8
July 22
lk July
1
9
July
1
10
6 k July
25 k July
12 k July
14c
July
385
7
8k
Sale"
5k
6k
5k
19k
19k
16k
June 26
26
9
3
Apr. 27
"76" ""July ""i
87
July
15c
'60""
July "29
July 31
July
9
8k July
8
lk July
8
10
July 27
25
11
7
1051
6
19k
21k July
40c
July
2c
July
49c
July
38c
July
3k July
107 k July
lk July
5 k July
17
Feb.
June
6
Feb.
13
8
1
Feb.
5
3
July
17
20
Jan.
33 k July
30
2
6k Mar. 16
2k June 24
20k July
11
Feb.
18
13 k July
3 k Feb.
60
July
17
19
29
41
31k Mar. 14
1
25
July
19k Apr.
10
Ilk Mar.
July 31
10 k May
6k Mar. 14
5 2.12kMay
L.10
Feb.
May
4k Mar. 20 10
45c
35c
Jan. 31
Apr.
29 25k Jan.
25k Jan.
31
5
17
25
25
4
29
July 10
May 17
July 17
Apr.
4
June 28
Mar. 23
July
Mar.
24
4
Jan.
17
8
Feb.
16
July
9k Jan.
2
31c
2c
38c
Jan.
22
12
22k May 17
40c
Feb.
8
2c
Jan. 12
5
67kcFeb. 19
28c
1
27
23
26
25
16
Feb.
7
6 k July 18
10
5
19 k Mar.
27k
16
3
7
Jan.
17
13k
14c
13c
Feb. 20
9
Jan. 10 399
13 340
2
10
7
2
July
10?
24
4k Mar. 20
5 k July 22
29
6
17
5k Apr. 26
8
16k Mar. 13 26
76
Feb. 14 79
9
6
2
5
3
15
29
15
7k Jan.
20k July 11
July 25
13k July 17
14c
395
July
July
July
July
July
July
10
25
15c
35
27k
13 H
2
6
July
July
Jan.
July 10
16c July 10
16c
July
8
13 k July 25
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
June
8c
16
8c
7
.....
—
July
1
July 31
2M July 15
16k July
34c
35c
40c
July
32c
34c
2c
2c
2c
July
42c
45c
Sale
45c
Sale
July
28c
35c
Sale
37c
Sale
July
3 k July
3 k Sale
3 k Sale
106 k Sale
105 k July
106
Sale
1.05
July
1.10
Sale
1k Sale
5
5
5H
5
'
July
5k
21k
Jul'y'i§
——
6k
28k
385
7
.*
49k
2k
59 k
60
25
Sale
10
Sale
8
lk Sale
4i"""july""9
5c
3 k Sale
84 k
8c
8c
14c
14c
;
25
73,300
8,856
5,000
264,215
1,000
13,600
43,500
33,300
1,429
45,000
1,200
3H
Sale
15c
11c
25c
22c
20
Calif Packing Corp
*
Central Investment Corp. 100
2,100 Goodyear T 8c R Akron com.*
95 Goodyear T & R(CaUf) pf.100
7,000
1,950
3k
21k
8c
California Bank new......25
432 Golden State Co.
300
100
17
30
30
30
65c
60c
5c
8c
1,500 Gilmore Oil Co.—...
*
17,800 Gladding McBean & Co
*
5,000 Globe Grain & Milling Co..25
4,000
3k
Sale
76
499 Farmers 8c March Nat Bk.100
51
100
104k Apr. 17 104k Apr.
106*32 Apr. 30 106*32 Apr.
101**32 Apr. 30 101'*i xApr.
101**32 Map* 15 101*32 Apr.
814 Sale
3
3,700 Douglas Aircraft Inc.......*
31,700 Emsco Derr 8c Equip Co
5
16,925 Exeter Oil Co A...
1
700
2,100
3,200
W
3c
....—10
283 District Bond Co.
283
June 11
mm — mm mm mm
33"" "35""
.100
1
Chapman's Ice Cream Co
*
Chrysler Corp
..5
Citizens Nat T & S Bank—20
Claude Neon Elec Prod Ltd.*
Consolidated Oil Corp......*
Consolidated Steel com....*
Preferred........
...*
430 Crystalite Products Corp...*
10
Preferred ..............100
"1,700
..
80c
3k
...
2,000
6,100
>■
60c
1,492 Broadway Dept Store pfd.100
76,500 Buckeye Union Oil com
1
55,850
Common vot tr ctfs
1
85,133
Preferred................!
234,422
Preferred rot trust ctfa—l
2,600 Byron Jackson Co..........*
4,366
■
B
June 11 105
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
June 11
105
June 11 105
*
common
9,100 Barnsdall Oil Corp A
-5
16,500 Bolsa Chlca Oil Corp A—10
"'"3I0
105
1
Par
120 Barker Bros pref_____
1,000 Barnhart-Morrow Cons
1,500
mm
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
'mimm mm mm mm
mm mm mm
mmm mm
—~
$3,666
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Lowest
Ask
Ask Bid
106k 107k 105k
1,485 Ambassador Petroleum Co..l
14,400 Bandinl Petroleum Co
1
"2,200
$5,000
$32,000
....
Sale Prices
July 31
July 1
mm
—
Shares.
Shares.
im
July 31
1934
1935
'
PRICES IN JULY
Bid
5,000
Jan. 1 to
Low from
July 1 1933
SALES
Since
Jan. 1
In
Sales
July
149,933
1,247,131
STOCK EXCHANGE
AGGREGATE
Bond
1934
Shares 533,157
—.3,971,139
July.:
July
Jan.
1.10
81
60c
5
Jan.
Jan.
16
80c
3k
9 107 k
Jan.
Feb. 28
lk
2
Jan.
7k
10
11
July
5
July 23
July 26
Apr.
5
Feb.
'■
•
36
24
1,050
"""296
26c
505 Marbellte Corp.............*
53
Preferred..—......
.25
6,400 Mascot Oil Co—
.....1
1,225 Merchants Petroleum Co...l
"""loo
10
23,000
300
500
26c
July
4 k July
35c July
30c
17c
20c
24c
12
14
July
9
23c
14
7c
25c
41c
5c
9c
28c
44c
20c
15c
Sale
10c
July 16
15c
25c
25c
41c
July
July
25c
41c
18c
1k
*
*
25c
9,220 Mt Diablo" Oil Ming" 8c Devil 1
547 Mortgage Guarantee Co..100
21c
24,000
2,100
13,420
15,000
9
9
17
35c
27c
3k
1.20
24c
16
1 337
5
Occidental Pet Corp——.1
Oceanic Oil Co.............1
Olinda Land Co............1
Nor don Corp
40c
23c
July
4k July
30c
July
"2k
2
July ""3
Feb.
4
May
26c
Jan.
15c
June
2 k July
.....
39c
5c
44c
29c
13
2
25
July
9
July 30
July 13
July
2
900
100
""5k ~
6 "
19 k Sale
1,900 Pacific Clay Products......*
35,500 Pac Finance Corp common. 10
12
2,100
Preferred series A.......10
Preferred series C ......10
Preferred aeries D......10
13,500 Pac Gas 8c Elec Co com....25
10,100
1st pref 4%
.....25
10
10
2,800
2,300
700
1,500
300
700
3,100
185
1,500
1,100
30
622
67
10,050
27
Sale
27k
..25
24k
25k
5,500 Pacific Indemnity Co.—...10
7,100 Pac Lighting Corp com.....*
2,348
8% preferred............*
866 Pacific National Co
*
15k
16k
2,200
1st preferred 5k %
.....
500
100
25
ml*
*19
"66 H
10c
35
23 k July 23
25
July
27k
25k
27 k
July 13
101
12k
13
7k
8
2k Sale
30c
15k
7k
lk
23c
36c
2
*67 H
*65
25
'
21c
37c
16k
7k
2
50c
37c
2k
2k
102k
40
2k
100
105
100
40k
3
14
4
10k Jan. 30
27k July
25k July
16
3
9
13 k Feb.
20k Feb.
9
18k Feb. 19
25k July 17
16k July 24
33
July 23 39 k July 31
1
99k July 18 100k July
8 k Jan.
July 16
20k Mar.
72
k
lk
7k
7k
lk
15 k July
14k July 10
7k July
8
2
July 15
23c July
2
16
7 k July
8
2k July
1
23c July
2
37c July 12
2k July
8
37c July 12
2k July
8
109
41
July 13 109k July 22
July
2 45k July 25
7
23c
5k Feb. 11
lk Feb.
2
26c
Mar. 22
20
June
3
July
Mar.
Apr.
Jan.
May
Jan.
Jan.
May
July
May
May
July
19 £1 July
12 k July
88
88
33
30
4
11
31
21
24
26
19
10k May 14
10k Apr. 22
25 k June 21
27 k July 13
25k July
17
4 16 k June 28
16 39k July 31
June 26
15 102
k Jan. 15
15
lk Apr.
9
1
2 15k July 10
9 k May 17
29
3 k Mar. 23
31
4
2 45c Jan.
May 6 38c
3
2k Jan. 18
Apr.
4 102k
Jan. 14 109k
Apr.
2 45k
38c
x
Jan.
Feb. 28
4 k July
9
40c
May 27
22c
Apr. 24
Jan.
Jan.
9
Jan. 10
9 k Mar.
6
1
.....
45k Sale
10
3
49c
June 25
Feb. 27
9 k Jan.
26
12k July 19
Ilk
10k
Sale
16k
19
39 k Sale
99
19 k July
"Ik "lk
6,900 Pacific Western Oil Corp...*
41,300 Republic Petr Co Ltd.....10
15,100 Rice Ranch Oil Co
1
For footnotes see page 71.
27k
25k
5k July 23
25
24
5c
28
2k Apr. 10
2k Apr. 10
""5 k July'24
16k July
1
12k July 19
Jan,
35c
...
■
400 Pacific PubUc Service......*
700
1st preferred
.—.....*
892 Samson Corp B common....*
3,902
8% Preferred...........10
63 San Joaquin L5tP 8% pr pf100
318
7% preferred...
.....100
41,500 Security First Nat Bank
20
Sale
100k Sale
25
14
6
7c
25c
500 Pacific American Fire Ins.. 10
5,900
June
5
""3 ""July "23
Jufy
9
21c
49c
9
9
8
25c
23c"^July025
28
20
62k May
4
34c
1,711 Mills Alloys Inc A
B
26c
50c
Apr.
9
June 10
June 21
July 22
July
25
■
LOS
AUG., 1935]
In
STOCKS
July 311935
Jan. 1
Shares
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
PRICES IN JULY
July 1 1933
Since
July
Shares
900
!
7,600
400
! ""loo
166
2,000
9,900
5,700
""'BOO
;
184
:
14,000
263
V
;^:v^r.33
40
8
I
■
13
13%
irA
m
Sale
39
Sale
39
27
Sale
Sale
182,406
Sale
20
MX
25
Sale
32
30
Transamerlca Corp........
100
Sale
Union Oil of Calif...—...
U S Oil ft Royalties Co....
Universal Cons Oil Co....
Van de Kamps Bakeries
243 Weber Showcase Ac Fix pfd.
32,874 Wellington Oil Co
200 Western Air Express Corp..
666 Western Pipe & Steel Co...
8 250
5,600
100
18
Sale
100
8,900
200
200
3c
7
5
Lowest
Sale Prices
26
July 31
11
July 31
July
15
3
July "15
18% July 24
38M July 16
33% Sale
'l3"""Jufy"l5
20 % July
38 % July
1
22
27% July 17
28% July
2
26*4 Jan.
24 K July
25 %
July 19
23*4 July
1
Jan.
22k
10
July 26
July" 3 27>4
July
1 103
July
8 20%
July 22 22%
July
8 34*1
20% July 16 20*4
90
July 25 90
32% July 23
July
3
July 22
July 30
July
22
July 19
July 16
July 25
34% July
8
Bighest
SalePHces
15*4 Mar 13
5*4 Mar. 21
5*4 Mar. 1
9*4 Mar. 28
11*4 Mar. 11
10*4 Mar. 13
29
17*1
Feb. 13
2
2
16*4 Jan.
2
23*4 Feb.
6
2354 Jan. 31
Sale Prices
26
July 31
11*4 May 23
15
July
13
June
m June
June
m
8
11
18
June 24
25*4
23*4
24*4
27*4
July
June
Apr.
July
86 Jan.
8
103
July
13*4 Mar. 14 20*4 July
7*4 Jan.
7 22*4 July
27*4 Apr. 23
Apr.
10
Feb. 13
Feb.
75
Jan.
3
90
July
ilH
28*4 Mar. 14
3
May 23
19
17
2
3
22
30
22
25
13
25
38*4 May 24
22
;
16% 25
6% Sale
107,600
128,750
128,600
166
16,500
Sale
Sale
313 Union Bank Ac Trust Co...
55
Sale
"29""
Preferred..
23% July
8
9% July 15
8
July 22
13"
Sale
p
Sale Prices
16
23% Sale
26%
4,000 Taylor Milling Corp.......
300
Sale
251 Snuare D Co Inc.........
10
7% preferred....*...... 100
28
30,400
Sale
16
12*4
'-I*
Oil Co... lis
39,400 Standard Oil of Calif......
378 Superior Oil Co
5,200
Ask
Sale
Bighest
Lowest
July 31
Ask
Sale
10%
9x8
14*4 Sale
7,800 Socony Vacuum
93,100 So Calif Edison Ltd com.. .2ft
1,957
Original preferred..... .25
24,900
7% preferred.......... .2ft
46,800
4% preferred—....... .25
47,800
514% preferred........ .25
500 So Calif Gas 6% pref A— .25
.25
1,200
6% preferred..
536 So Counties Gas 4% pref. 100
45,700 Southern Pacific Co...... 100
1,621 Square D Co B common..
II*
483
A preferred
15,900
1
B common
July 1
Rid
23
3,051 Security Co unite........
6,200 Shell Union OH Corp.....
33,600 Signal Oil-Gas A
1,307
;
71
STOCK EXCHANGE
Low from
LOS ANGELES
STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES
AGGREGATE
ANGELES
13%
7
20
Sale
107
17*
6%
Sale
4*4
5
rt?
Sale
2%
17%
18"
90c
2
19
18*4 July
7
July
105
July
18*4 July
4c
July
7
July
5
July
5
July
1
July
2*4 July
19
July
July
6% July
July
17*4 July
3c
July
5% July
5
July
5
July
75c
July
2% July
100
Sale'
4c
Sale
18
5
Sale
1
"10%
18
,
July
25
29
18
15
9
1
11
31
22
20
13
June
8
22
June
8
35
11
Apr. 16
35
Apr.
16
7
1854 July 25
4*4 Mar. 12
May 23
July 18
20*4 May 23
80
15
3c
2
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
7
5 105
30
7
7
July 111
July 31
55c May 29
2*4 July 20
14*4 Feb. 27
5
5
4c
June
1
May
1
July 111
5
July 31
1
July 22
2*4 July 20
19
July 13
§54
5
MINING STOCKS—
1,600 Alaska Juneau Gold M ColOc
110,000 Black Mammoth ConsM ColOc
116,050 CalUmet Gold Mines Co.. 10c
101,560 Imperial Development Co.25c
2.000 Oatman Ralnb Gold M Co. 10c
1,200 Prince Cons Mining Co—10c
165,289 Tom Reed Gold Mines Co...l
91.700 Zenda Gold Mining Co
1
300
9,000
26,050
1,000
3,900
13 000
»
15*4
16%
7c
7c
4c
lc
3c
17%
Sale
Sale
2c
15%
15%
8c
11c
4%c
11c
lc
2c
16*4 July 11 16*4
7c
July
1 8*4c
3c
July 26 6*4c
1 *4c
July
3 l*4c
July 11
July
3
1
3
July
July
2c
2c
6c
7c
3c
June
11
6
July 26
l*4c May 15
lc
Jan.
3
3c
»
lc
25c
16*4 July
35c
6c
51c
10c
39c
51c
35c
6%c
7c
6c
37c
7c
July 24
July 30
July
July
3
2
July
1 131*4 July 31
Mar. 23
35c
July
3
May 29
6c
19*4 Jan.
8
Jan.
3
13*4cJan.
5
24
17c
4c
lc
Jan.
Jan.
2
3c
51c
Mar. 22
Jan.
25
22c
Jan.
25
UNLISTED STOCKS—
16,304 Amer Tel Ac Tel Co
100
2,100 (The) Aviation Corp (Del)..5
3,571 Bethlehem Steel Corp.....*
14,860 Cities Service Co...........*
400 Cord Corp
5
7 700 General Electric Co—.....*
26.000 General Motors Corp
10
6,600 Montgomery Ward Ac Co....*
8,800 Packard Motor Car Co......*
13,000 Radio Corp of America.....*
222 Standard OU Co (New Jer).25
4.500 Tide Water Assoc OU
*
8,200 Warner Bros Pictures
5
1,769
T.366
400
100
1,200
4,900
800
3,100
3,200
"400
3,400
•
No par value,
The National
1 Nav
t
a
Sale
36%
2
3%
25
33 n
28
4
6
10
25fi
Sale
28%
Sale
Sale
10%
4% Sale
3%
37%
1%
3%
125
26*4 July
1*4 July
3*1
July
29 k
Sale
26*4 July
33*4 July
32 %
5% Sale
6%
6%
28*4 July
4
July
6
July
ny>
32
10
10*4
5X8 Sale
10*4 July
4
July
36*4 July
154 July
3*4 July
28
July
39
July
32
July
5*4 July
654 July
T
July
9
July 30
99*4 Mar.
3*4 Mar.
23*4 Mar.
% Mar.
2*2 June
21*4 Mar.
27
22
Mar.
Mar.
3*4 Mar.
4*4 Apr.
37*1 Apr.
8*4 Apr.
2*4 Mar.
131*4
5*4
3654
2*4
4*1
28
39
32
IS
July 31
Jan.
2
July 29
May 28
Jan.
7
July
July
July
24
31
25
Jan.
7
July 30
4854 June 19
11*4 May 22
5*1 July 30
Odd lot.
Securities
York Stock
126% Sale
3
3%
27
27%
Exchanges on which low prices since July 1 1933 ware made (designated
'• Chicago Board of Trade.
,s Detroit Stock.
1 New York Produce.
jjew York Ourb
■ California Stock
Exchange
25 Salt Lake Oity Stock Exchange.
by superior figures In tables), are as follows:
22 Pittsburgh Stock.
w San Francisco Ourb.
22 San Francisco Stock.
General
IfM-r
In the earlier part of
Quotations
OF BONDS AND STOCKS
-3P
this publication complete records of the dealings
the country for the latest month and for the calendar year to date,
are
on
the leading stock exchanges of
In this department of
furnished*
General Quotations ere combine in one comprehensive whole, securities of all classes and descriptions, not
those dealt in
on
the exchanges, but also
to the different classes of
A.:
leading unlisted and inactive securities.
The following is
an
only
index
securities quoted:
"■
Page
Page
Page
88
Joint Stock Land Bank Securities........115
Railroad Stocks......................... 78
Federal Land Bank Bonds............... 98
Mining Stocks..........
89
Municipal Bonds (Domestic).
98
Canadian.97
Public Utility Bonds..................... 78
Public Utility Stocks.................... 84
Railroad Bonds......................... 7S
Real Estate Bonds....................... 94
•
Exchange
......................
....
Foreign Government Bonds.............. 96
Industrial Stocks....................... 89
Insurance Stocks .............4.......*.116
Investing Companies Securities.*....... 77
Quotations for all securities are
Exchange
mark
*e
oegan
as
near
....
...
Industrial Bonds........................ 86
possible for
Real Estate Trust and Land Stocks....... 89
Textile Stocks.................. 89
Title Guarantee and Safe Deposit Stocks.. 89
United States Government Securities..... 98
United States Territorial Bonds.......... 96
tbe
closing dag of the month preceding the date of issue.
As the New Y«rk Stock
with Jan. 2 1909 to quote all bond prices "and Interest," we have adopted the same method and no longer employ a designating
as
mdlcate the fact except where there is a deviation from this rule.
to the price, he must pa? accrued Interest m addition to the price.
The reader will understand, therefore, that unless the letter "/"Is prefixed
This, however, does
not
apply to income bonds
or
bonds in default, in which cases
the price Includes the interest, should there be any.
prefixed to bond prices denotes that the quotation is
The letter
a
flat price-—that la, that the accrued Interest forms part of the price
therefore che purchaser does not have to provide for it separately In making payment.
As already stated in the
case
and
of income bonds and bonds In
default, the price Is always "flat," and no designating mark is employed to indicate the fact.
!
Quotations for equipment bonds are based on average maturities.
Quotations for guaranteed stocks are "and dividend"; that is, the accrued dividend
he paid in addition to the price.
must
It should he borne in mind in the use of these tables that the quotations for many Inactive and unlisted
cases the
securities
are
>
merely nominal, but in all
figures are obtained from sources which are considered reliable.
The following abbreviations are often used, vis.; "M" for mortgage, "g" for gold, "gu" for guaranteed, "end" for endorsed, "cons" for consolidated
"conv" for convertible, "e f" for sinking fund, "1 g" for land grant, "op" for optional.
The black-faced type in the letters showing the interest period Indicates the month when the bonds
NOTICE*—All bond prices
Bonds.
Bid.
BAXLROAD BONDS
Adirondack 1st 4%e 1942 guMAS
Akron A Barb Belt g 4s 1942-JAD
aro
Ask.
„
Akron Oanton A Youngstown—_
Gen A ret 6s 1946 ser A—AAO
Gen A ref 6 He 1946 ser B AAO
Alabama Great Southern—
1st cons g 6s 194J ser A...JAD
1st cons 4s 1943 ser B
JAD
96
100
/
/
98
47
47
49
49
Ark A Mem
108%
21
13%
5-yr sec notes 4%o
Oonv g 434a 1960
105"
$
105
102
109x4
112%
110%
103%
35
1st guar g 3s 1989.....—. JA D
Bedford Beit 1st 5s 1938
JAJ
101
102%
112%
JAD
121%
85
108
95%
96%
10334
104%
93%
93%
IZ*
80
73%
75
7534
9234
10-yr coll tr 5s May 1 '45.MAN
92
6 3.00
Equipment trust 4 Ho...
Eq 634s Feb 1936 (year) FAA 0 1.60
Ea 4He 1936-41 E (yr)
3.50
FAA
^
Bangor A Aroostook—
1st M 5s g Jan 11943.....JAJ
Cons refund g 4s 1951
JAJ
4s stamped 1951...........
Medford Ext 5s 1937
MAN
Plsc&t Dlv g 5s Jan 1943-.AAO
St Johns Rlv Ext gu 5s '39-FAA
Van Bur Ext 5s g Jan *43.AAO
Washburn Ext 1st 5s '39-.FAA
Battle Greek A Sturgis—
82
to^2
Beech Or 1st 4s g gu 1936..-JAJ
2d guar gold 5s 1936—JAJ
Beech Ork Ext 334s 1951—AAO
Bellefonte Central 1st 6s '49.FAA
Belt RR A Stk Yds (Ind'p'lls)—■
102%
107%
92%
55%
4%s July 1937..
JAJ
4%s Impt 1978—————FAA
1st mtge 4%e >er A1943..AAO
1
»
3.75
98
21^'
113%
114
106
106%
IS*
1??
ll!
109%
108
109%
111
113
66%
80
102
102%
w
60
6834
96
88
99*
103
l2\H
83
■■
334s Jan 1
Ref 8%o
7834
80
2.50%
General 5s g 1937
Con g 4%s 1957-—
Gen M g 4s 1955
FAA
Cambria A Ind 1st 4%o '68—JAJ
Eq tr 534* 1936-38 (year) MAN
Canada Atl By 1st 4s 1955—JAJ
Canada Soutb 5s 1902 ser A. AAO
Oan Nat Rys 4%a gu 1954.MA8
434s guar 1957——
...JAJ
4%e guar 1951—
MAS
4%s guar 1956
...—.FAA
4%s guar 1955.
...JAD 15
40-yr 5s guar 1970
FAA
5s guar July 11969——..JAJ
5s guar Oct 1 1969 ......AAO
Eq tr 4%s 1936-1942 (gu) MAN
Eq tr 4%a 1936-45(ann)__JAD
Equipment trust 5o..........
Oanadlan Northern—
F deb 6%s 1946———JAJ
SF deb 7s 1940-.———JAD
Winnipeg Term 4s 1939
»
Nominal.
♦
JAJ
Negotiability impaired by maturity.
m
3.50%
3.50%
81%
.
3.50%
61
3 50%
30
33
55
65
32
106%
102
107
100
102)
104%
62%
MAS
MAN
Certificates of deposit—
Butte Anaconda A Pac 5s'44 FAA
Cam A Clear—1st 5s g 1941. JAJ
7T-/A
4.25
Brunswick A Western—
1st mtge gtd 4o 1938—....JAJ
Buffalo Creek 1st 6s 1941—JAJ
1st ref 5s 1961——
—JAJ
Buffalo Rochester A Pittsburgh—
Buff A Susquehanna BR Oorp—
1st 4s Dec 30 1963—..
JAJ
Burl Cedar Rapids A North—
Con 1st A coll tr 5s g '34..AAO
■:
58
4.25
Brooklyn A Montauk—
2d (now lst)gold 5s 1938. JAD
86
*•«»«•
■v
*21*
78
Boston Rev Beach A Lynn—
1st m 4%s July 15 1947.JAJ15
Gen m 6s '33 extd to *38. JAJ 15
97
80
1951----—...JAJ
1952 gu N Y O—AAO
85
76
76
70
4.25
4.25
Boston ANY Air Line—
1st mtge gu g 4o 1955—...FAA
3-75
3.75
3.75
85
86
87
86
86%
.
5s 1967 ser AO
.MAS
1st m 5s 1955 ser 2
MAN
1st m 4%s 1961 ser JJ
AAO
Eq 434s 1936-1943 (yr)—AAO
Equipment trust 5s
Bost A Maine (old)
4s Feb 1 1937
AAA
4s Aug 1942
..FAA
3s July 1950
JAJ
m
Equip 534* 1935-1937(yr)FAA
Eq tr 6s 1936-38 (year)
JAD
$2%
7834
k Last sale
84
84
83
85
5s May 1943—
6s Mar 1942—..
6s Jan 1943.——..—.—...
5s May 1940
1st
88
8134
4s-5t April 1947
5s Apr 1944......
5s June 1945
5s Jan 1946
...
78
68
68
1st ref gold 4s 1939
105
MAN
BelvldereDil 1st 3%o 1943.. JAJ
10334
109%
Big Sandy By 1st g 4s 1944-JAD
Birm Term 1st g 4s 1957 gu.MAS
Bluff Point Land A Imp 1st 4o '40
83
Boenville St L A Sou 6a '51.FAA / 27
Boston A Albany 5s Oct 63.-JAJ
97
5s June 1942
JAD
101
6s July 1 1938
102
..JAJ
/ This price includes accrued Interest
90
105
104
106
1939 .FAA
FAA
Refund gold 4s 1941—MAN
S W Dlv 1st 5s 1950
JAJ
Toledo A Oln Dlv 4s 1959..JAJ
103
100
86
Ref A gen 5s 1995 series A_ JAD
Ref A gen 6s 1995 series O. JAD
Ref A gen 6s 2000 ser D—MAS
110%
60%
108%
Ask.
86
(ne*) 5s Sept *41
-
107
Austin A Northwestern—
94%
92%
25%
Bid.
Bonds.
...
Ref A gen 5s series F1996. MAS
Eq tr 4%s 1936-40 (yr)..MAN
Eq tr 4%s '36- 41 O (yr)—FAA
Eq tr 5s 1935-37 (yr)
FAA
Eq tr 6s 1936-38 (yrjl—.FAA
Plttsb Lake Erie A W Va—
103
104
100
107 H
111
Atlanta A St Andrews Bay—
1st 6s, 1938
AAO
Atlanta Terminal 6s 1939
FAA
Atlantic Olty gu 4s 1951
JAJ
1st M 534« 1929 extd as 5%
to May 1964
MAN
Atlantic Coast Line BR—
1st cons 4s July 11952...MA8
Ool tr g 4s Oct 1 1952 op.MAN
Oonv deb 4a 1939 op 1916MAN
Gen unif ser A 434s 1964. JAD
tBaelg
66%
30
23%
6s 1947..AAO
104H
Rocky Mt Dlv 4s 1965
JAJ
Athens Terminal By—
1st g6s 1937
.....JAJ
Atl A Birm. See Seab'd Air Line
Atlanta A Charlotte Air Line—
1st M 434s 1944 ser A
JAJ
1st M 5s 1944 ser B
JAJ
Atlanta Knoxvllle A Northern—
1st mtge gold 6s 1946
gu g
110
104
Stamped—..........MAN
Oonv g 4s of '09 due i955 JAD
Oonv g 4s of *05 due 1966. JAD
Oonv g 4s of '10 due 1960. JAD
Oonv deb 4%s 1948—...JAD
Trans S List g 4a 1958—JAJ
Oal-Arlx 1st A rf 4 34s *62 op MAS
29
1st mtge gu g 4s 1949—..AAO
93
107
1995—AAO
103
Baltimore A Ohio—■
1st M 4s g July 1 1948...AAO
1st M 5s July 1 1948.
AAO
76
Ask.
Boston A Maine
1st mtge gtd g 5s 1941.
JAV
Augusta Union Stat 4s 1953-JAJ
Bait A Harris g6s 1936
.MAN
1st M West Ext g 6s 1938 MAN
By Brge A Term—
Adjustment 4s July 11995 Nov
.
Bid.
Atlantic A Yadkin—
Aug Term 1st
1st M 6s 1964..—
MAS
Aroostook Nor 6a g 1947...-AAO
Atchison Topeka A Santa Fe—
Gen mtge gold 4s
Bonds.
Atlantic Ooast Line of S O—
Gen 1st g 4s July 1948.
JAJ
Atl A Danville 1st 4s 1948
JAJ
2d g 4s 1948-.—..
JAJ
.
97 %
Alabama Tennessee A NorthernPrior lien 6s 1948....
JAJ f
6
Gen income 6s Oct 1948.. -JAJ /
1
Alabama A Vicksburg By—__
96
1st M g Be 1974series A..MAN
101%
Albany A Susq 334s g 1946-AAO
Alleghany Corp—
Coll tr conv 6s 1944
FAA
Cell A conv 6s 1949...... JAD
Ool A conv 6s I960....
AAO
6s stamped I960....
-AAO
Allegheny Valgen 4s 1942—MAS
Allegheny A Western—
1st mtge guar 4s 1998....AAO s 89%
Ann Arbor 1st g 4s 1996——Q-J / 60
mature.
"and interest" except where marked "f" and income and defaulted bonds.
105
91
"iilf
98
108
103
105
b 4.25
9134
112
103%
107 j
62%
92
19
23
99
}04%
106
3.50%
92%
11034
111%
112%
114%
116%
m
b 3.75
b
3 .75
b 3.75
104
123
101
104%
124
73
RAILROAD BONDS
AUG., 1935]
where marked *f" and income and defaulted bonds*
near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
NOTICE.—All bond prices are "and Interest'* except
Quotations for all securities are as
Bid.
101
Canadian Pacific—
88 H
102 %
106 H
97%
Cons deben 4« perpetual—J&J
20-yr coll tr 4%s 1940
MAS
Coll tr 6s 1964
J&D
8 f 4%s Dec 16 1944
J&D16
Coll tr 4%s I960......
j«J
Cony coll tr 8sl942......M&S
Eq tr 6a 1944
Eq tr 4%s 1936-1938
_
,1?F
J&J
s-a—J&D
s-a. JAD
Eq tr 4%s 1940-1946
&
6
b 3 .90
Oaro Cent 1st g gu 4s 1949—J&J / 41
Oaro Clinch A Ohio 6s 1938—J&D
108%
110
1st cons 6s 1952 ser A.J&8D16
Carthage A Adirondack—*
1st mtge guar g 4s 1981-.J&D
107
Catawlssa
cons g 4s 1948
A&O
Cent Ark A East 1st 6a 1940. J&J
OentrBr Un Pac 1st g 4s '48. J&D
Central of Oeorgla—
1st M g 6s Nov 1 1946
Cons gold 5a 1945
110%
3.25%
3.25%
50
108 £
110
75 %
108
55
30
^
23
25
53
101%
89"
72
100%
3.25%
103 %
101H
102
103%
112
112%
117%
118
111
110
110
3.00
3.00
2.00
1.00
107
111%
110%
2.00%
2.00%
1.00%
.50%
.—.AAO
112%
44%
106%
110%
103 %
107 %
112
104 %
109 %
JAJ
107 %
107
109%
Ohic A East 111 (new colGen M 5s May 1951
MAN
Certificates of deposit..
..
11
Chicago A Eastern Illinois—
1st consol 6s gold 1934—.AAO
Chicago A Erie 5s 1st g '82.MAN
76H
80
.114%
117
Ohlc Grt West 1st 4s 1969—MAS
23 %
Stamped
Equip trust 4 Ha "A" 1946 AAO
Chicago Indiana A Southern Ry
CJon mtge g 4s I960 guar..JAJ
Oh'cago Indlanap A Louisville—
Ref M g 6s 1947 series A—JAJ
Ref M g 5s 1947 series B..JAJ
Ref M g 4s 1947 series O..JAJ
1st A gen 5s 1966 series A.MAN
1st A gen 6s May '66 ser B JAJ
Monon Coal gu 5s '36 opt JAD
Gnlc Indianapolis A St. Louis—
34
Gen g 4s A May 1 1989... JAJ
Gen g 3Hs B May 1 1989—JAJ
Gen
4Hs May '89 series O.JAJ
Gen 4%s May '89 ser R—JAJ
Gen M 4 %•
May '89 serF.JAJ
Eq 4%s'36-'43 E A F (yr).JAJ
Eq 4%s '36-*41 G A H(yr).JAJ
Equip tr 5s'35- '40 ser B(yr)FAA
Chicago A North WesternGen M 3Hs g 1987
MAN
Gen M gold 4s 1987
MAN
Stmpd non-pay Fed Inc tax
Gen M 5s '87 stpd inc tax MAN
GenM 4%s'87stpdinctaxM&N
Gen M 4 H s'87 stpd Inc tax MAN
16-year 0%s Mar 1936...MAS
1st A ref 5s May 2037
JAD
1st A ref 4%s May 2037..JAD
lot A ref 4Hs May 2037O JAD
Oonv ff 4%s 1949 ser A—MAN
Eq 6s '35 '38 O (yr)—
JAD
Eq6Hs 1936 ser J (yr).—MAS
Eq 6%s 1936 K (yr)
AAO
Fq 4 H s'35 42 (yr.) ser A MAN
90
91
103
102
104"
6 3.50
2.75%
109
110
112
113
'57-MAN
113 %
112H
Div 1st g 4s
I
9.00
7%
96 H
JAD
91%
97 H
112
JAD
99"
103
77
69
7/h
69%
H
106
111H
47
50
15
13
13 H
du
49%
103%
42
1936-37
olumbla
Columbia A Port Deposit—
4s 1940
90H
103
99
92 H
ltfAN|&
4.0U
I
53%
109 H
110H
112
101H
103
109
118
1st 5s
1951
MAS
Consol Rys (N H) deb 4s '64 JAJ
Deb 4s 1955
JAJ
Deb 4s 1955
AAO
24
30
22 H
22 H
25
25
Deb 4s 1956 guar
..JAJ
Cuban Nor Rys 1st 5Mb '42. JAD
Cuba RR 1st g 5s 1952
JAJ
22 H
25
47
48 H
42
42
41H
B..JAD
51
52 H
53H
54%
87
42%
41m
37"
38
Delaware A Hudson—
1st A ref gold 4s 1943
15-vr g 5Hs May 1 '37
40 H
42 H
38
42
45
45
49
50
46
47 H
51H
52%
54
20
21
18
18%
10%
19H
19H
10%
82
87
82
87
87
82
82
87
102
104
/
3%
3%
4
103
JA.I
99 %
Delaware River RR A Bridge—
1st mtge g 4s 1936—
FAA
101
103
78H
96%
96 H
Denver
a.
Rio Grande Western—
Aug 55 ..FAA
Assented subject to plan
Ref a impt 6s 1978 ser B.AAO
Gen Income 5«
Eq tr 4Hs 1936-42 (yr)_.MAN
Equipment trust 5s....
Equipment trust 5H«
Denver A RIo Grande—
1st con g 4s 1930
JAJ
1st con 8 4Mb 1936
JAJ
Denver A Salt Lake Ry—
1st mtge 0b I960
An Apr
Inc mtge Hs I960.
JAJ
Dee Moines A Fort Dodge—
dep for gtd 4a 1935.JAJ
Mortgage gold 4s 1995...JAD
Mtge 4s stamped 1995.
Det R Tun 4H> 1961 gu...MAN
105%
to 1961
JAD
Houston A Henderson
93
Georgia Fla A Ala RR—
FAA f
1st M A ref 6s 1952
Ga
—AAO
7
Bkg ref 6s 1961—A&O
RR A
110
JAJ
98
40
1947
Ga Sou A Fla 1st g 5s
Deb 5s 1952
1946—JAJ
25
AAO
Eo tr 4 H« 1935-1939 s-a MAN
Goshen A Deckert'n 1st 5 H« 1978
Gouv A Osw 1st 5s g 1942
JAD
Gr R A Ind ext 4 Hi 1941— JAJ
2d 4s 1930
AAO
Grand River Valley 1st 4s 1959—
6.00
98
107%
103%
92%
Grand Trunk Pacirlc—
99%
Gen 4s 1962 Can Gov
85
101
101
107
gu..JAJ
Grand Trunk Ry of Canada—
Sink fund g deb 7s 1940.-AAO
103%
105%
102%
Deb g 6s Sept. 1 1936
MA8
6Hs 1936 series F .......FAA
Grand Trunk West 4s £ 1950.JAJ
82
1950--JAJ
91
1st g gu 4a $ July I
4.50
80
Eq tr 5s Dec 14 '35-'43 (yr)
irays Pt Term g 5s 1947..-JAD
hreat Northern—
7s 1930 series A...JAJ
1st A ref g 4H* '61 opt '41 _J&J
5H* 1952 ser B—J&J
Gen M 5s 1973 ser O
J&J
Gen M
78
5 Baals,
«/
\f
Fort Dodge Des Moines a Sou—
1st 5s 1938
JAD
Gen M
98
103
AAO
MAN
-MAN
4s stamped 1995
Negotiability impaired by maturity.
37 coup).
1st M 3s 1962JA."
2nd 4s Gold Sterling 1955-AAO
1st 4s Feb 25 '39 Alg gu.MAN
1st 4s Feb 15 '42 Alg gu.MAN
78
Connecting Ry (Phila)
1st M gu 4s Mar 15* 51-MAS15
Oonv 5s 1935
4%
1982
4Hs
Proof of claim filed
4s Jan 1
3.25%
105
Valley—
AAO
87
con
Georgia Midland—
1st g 3* 1946
53 H
FAA
87
1st
114%
JAJ
Ga A Ala 5s Oct 1945
JAJ / 13
15
Ga A Ala Term 1st g 5s 1948.JAD /
Ga Oaro A N 1st 5s g 1929--JAJ
*fl5%
Ext at 0% to July 1 1934
Georgia A Florida RR—
1%
1st M 6*1946 ser A
MAN f
f
1%
Otfs of deposit
52H
82
48%
Genesee River 6s 1957..
92 M
106 M
Assented 4s 1980
82
JAJ /
Gen ref gold 4s 1950
Ext at 5H%
90
s f 5 Hs 1972 series A..AAO
s f 5s 1973 ser B
AAO
1st s f 4Hs 1977 ser O..AAO
Coal RIv Ry 1st 4s gu '45
JAD
Colorado A Southern
General mt^e 4Hs 1980--MAN
82
a*
98
23
1st lien A ref M 5Hs 1938 AAO
Galveston Term 6s 1938
M&S
102
98 H
Imp A equip 5s I960
MAN
Dayton Union 4s 1949
JAJ
Dawson Ry A Goal 5s 1951- -JA.i
Del A Bound Br 3Hs 1955.FAA
51
40
Galveston
106 H
1st M
ser
7
40
Fonda Johnstown A Gloversv—
Fort St Un Dept Det 4H» '41
106 H
106 %
1st 4s gold guar 1995
MAN
Cleveland Union Terminal*—
1st 1 A ref 6s 1936
%%
-
Eq 4H« 1935 G (s-a;
A&O
Eq 4Hs 36 '41 H (s-a)..MAS
Fla So 1st g gn 4s 1945
JAJ
Florida West Sh 5s 1934
JAJ
(Nov *32 and May
1st I A ref g 7 H« *36 ser A.JAD
14
if
MAS
104H
1st extend g 4s 1955—...FAA
Connecticut A Passumpslc Rivers
1st gold 48 1943
AAO
Conn River gold 4s 1943--.MA8
100
105H
105%
JAJ
Florida Central A Peninsula—
Amended
Columbus A Toledo—
97
117%
B 1940.-JAJ
109 Vs
109 H
Own A ref 4%s 1977 ser A FAA
Gen A ref 4Hs 1981 ser B JAJ
25
6%
105 %
104
104 M
Oleve Short L 4H» 1901
AAO
Cleveland Terminal A Valley—
26
10H
3.75
3.75
3.75
3.75
96
100 H
3%s ?en gtd 1950--FAA
25
9%
66
2.00
1st cons ref 4 H» '52 opt..MAN
*f
Proof of claim filed
102
3Hs gen gtd 1948-.MAN
\lh
5
65%
Ft Worth A D O 6s 1921—
19
6
Gen gu g 3H" ■«*
Series O 1940
Certificates of deposit
JAJ
Ser D
Columbus A Hocking
Ext gold 4s 1948
AAO
AAO
1953
Eq tr 6s 1936 (year; ...JAJ16
Eq 4Hs '36-'41 LL (s-a)..MAS
Eq tr 4H« 1935-43 (s-a).-MAS
Equipment trust 5s..........
Equipment trust 5Mb
Penn coil g 4s Feb 11951—FAA
Erie A Jersey s f 6s 1955
JAJ
Erie A Pittsburgh—
98'^
Pittsburgh—
Eq tr 5H%
78
75%
73
93
JAD
Cleveland A Mahoning—
Gold 5s 1938
100H
92%
White W V Div 1st 4s '40-JAJ
1936
100H
1990—/--JAJ
1990.—-JAJ
gold 4s 1953 ser A..AAO
Series D 1953
103 H
8pr A Col Div 4t 1st g '40-MAS
6s
106M
100
93
Ref A Impt m 5s 1907—MAN
Ref A mtge m 5s 1975
A&O
Cleveland Lorain A Wheeling—
M
101X
108H
91
1939—JAJ
O W A M Div 1st 4s g *91-JAJ
St L Dtv 1st col tr g4s*90 MAN
1st na
90%
Oonv
1st A ref 5s 1974
Certificates of deposit
105
Ref A Imp M 6s *41 ser C..JAJ
Ref A imp M 5s '63 ser D..JAJ
Ref A impt 4 Hs ser E 1977. JAJ
Cairo
102
-
1st cons 5s gold 1943..-.-.JAJ
Florida East Coast 4H« '59-JAD
101m
4s 1940-..-FAA
Oca Plaint* Val 4H* 1947..Macs
Get A Mack pr M«n 4« 1995.JAD
106 H
104
102
JAJ
JAJ
General 4s gold 1993
Gen M 5s ser B 1993
MAN
Eastern Ry of Minnesota—
Nor Div 1st g 4s 1948.
AAO
Series B
105H
103
1st gtd g 5s 1943
JAJ
Olevelaud Akron A Columbus—
1st cons guar g
62
Nov 1 1935—MAN
Gen lien gold 4s
Eq tr 5s 1936 38 (yr)—AAO
1st mtge g 58 series O
Clearfield A Mahoning
1st gold 5s
East Tenn Va A Georgia—
Consol 1st g 6s 1950
Prior lien gold 4s
35
OIn N O A Tex Pac Ry—
-'020 ser A
52 H
102 H
Brie—
53 H
1st cons gtd 4s 1942
MAN
Olnc A MusL Val 4s 1948—FAA
Otfs of
•
98H
105 H
105 H
Cincinnati Hamilton A Dayton—
General 6s gold 1942
J&D
1st M 4%s
107
-JAJ
.JAD
1st gold 5s 1937
Dutchess OoRR 4Hs 1940
99 M
105%
108
MAN
1952
108
Gen g s f 5s Jan 1 1941 ....JAJ
Duluth South Shore A Atlantic—
106 H
108 M
107H
5s
105
Duluth A Iron Range—
1st 5s 1937
AAO
Duluth Mwsaoe A Northern—
1953
Edmonton, Dun vegan A Brit
Columbia Ry 4Hs 1944.-AAO
Elgin Jol A East 6s 1941...MAN
Elmtra A Wllllamsport—
1st 6s 1910 ext at 4% 1950-JAJ
Income 5s 2802
AAO
El Paso A R I 1st gu 6s 1951 .JAJ
EI Paso A Southwestern RR—
1st A ref 6s 1906
AAO
106 H
1st
11%
10H
9%
Ohlc Milw St Paul A Pac RR—
60-yr 6s 1976 series A—FA/i
Oonv adj 6s Jan 2000
AAO
54
109
24
23 H
opt 1919.JAD
1940—J&J
Chic Milw A Gary 1st 5s '48 .AAO
72
52 X
107
Ser O
Gen M 4s 1958
MAS
1st A ref 4%s ser B 1977—FAA
1st A ref g 5s 1971 ser A..FAA
Illinois Div 3%s '49 op *29 JAJ
rhlc Memp A Gulf 5s
8i
70
Ser A 4%s gen gtd 1942—JAJ
Ser B 4 Hs gen gtd 1942..AAO
Series B 3 Hs gen gtd 1942. AAO
43
AAO
106 H
88
80
108 H
106H
Cleveland &
107
Snort Line 1st 4s 1963
105 M
108 H
Gen
107 %
108
Chicago A Alton RR—
Refunding g 3s 1949
AAO
Chicago Burlington A Qulncy—
Chicago Lake Shore A Eastern—
1st M 4Hi 1969
„
106 H
gold
104
JAJ
JAJ
1st gold guar 4s
East Tenn A Western N O—
Olev Cine Ohic A 8t Louis—
Chesapeake A Ohio Northern—
4s July 1 1949
63
IstM 4s series D
1st M 5s 2020 ser B
102
63
Cincinnati Union Term Co—
69
Vermont Ky—
1st mtge g 7s 1930—JAJ
Charleston A Western Carolina—
1st mtge g 6s 1946
AAO
Chat Ore Alron—see Indus Bonds
Chattanooga Sta 4s 1957 gu.J&J
Chesapeake Corp—See Indus Bds
Chesapeake A Onto—
1st cons g 5s 1939
MAN
General 4%s gold 1992—MAS
Ref Almpt 4 %s 1993 serA AAO
Ref A impt 4Mb *95 ser B JAJ
Eq tr 4%s '35-40 W (yr).AAO
Eq tr 5s 36 38 (yr)
MAS15
Eq tr 5%s '36-'37 (yrly)
J AD
Eq 6Hs 1935 (ann)
JAD
Craig Valley 1st 5s g 1940.JAJ
Potts Creek 4s 1940
JAJ
R A A Div 1st con g 4s '89. J&J
2d con g 4s 1989
J&J
Warm Spr Val 1st 6s g '41.MAS
63
Cincinnati Lebanon A Northern—
102%
88%
m Euronean loan 4s 1946.MAS /
69
Central RR A Banking of Ga—
Coll tr g 6s 1937
63 %
MAN
4.50
.5*
57
1937 -—JAJ
101H OIn Ind St Louis A Chicago—
1st 4s Aug 1 1930
Q-F
88%
2.50% OIn Ind A West 1st 6s 1965-M&N
FAA
b
IF
57
57
2d mtge gold 4 Hs
AAO
Eq tr 6« Deo H 35-'44 (yr).—.
Charleston A Savannah—
IF
Guar 4s 1944
Consol
Detroit Toledo A Ironton—
1st 5s Mar 1 1964
Detroit A Toledo 8hore Line—
Choctaw Oklahoma A Gulf—
10
7.50%
15%~
37 H
/12h
Certificates of deposit.
30-yr. conv 4%s i960—.MAN
Eq tr 6s 1936-38 (t-a)
JAD
Eq 4Hs *36-'42 O (yr)
JAJ
Eq tr 4H« '36-'46 (s-a)—JAD
Chicago St Louis A N O—
Con g 5s June 15 *61—-J&D 15
Con g 3H« June 16'61 JAD.16
Mem Div 1st 4s 1951
JAD
Chic Terre Haute A Southeast
1st A ref g 5s Dec 1 '60 opt J&H
Inc ntge 5s Dec 1 1960--MAb
Ohlc Un Stat 1st 4mb 1963—JAJ
1st M Ns 1963 series B
JAJ
20 H
10
_
„
..MAS
25
19%
1a
,
.
A&O
1963....JAJ
Guar gold 5s 1944——
JAD
Chicago A Western Indiana—
Consol gold guar 4s 1952—. JAJ
1st A ref 5Mb 1962 A
.MA8
1st A ref. 5%s ser O 1962.MAS
Choc A Mempn 5s 1949
J&J /
55
10%
10%
10%
36 M
33 H
1911—A AO ♦/13 H
Certificate of deposit
102%
28%
Mid Ga A At! 1st 6s 1947—JAJ
Mobile Div g 5s 1946
JAJ '
Cent New Eng 1st qu 4s 1961 JAJ
Central of New Jersey—
Gen M (now 1st) g 6a 1987 JAJ
Gen M 4s 1987
JAJ
®Q ^ 4Hs 1935~'41 (yr)—FAA b 3.00
Central Pacific—
1st ref 4s g guar 1949
101%
FAA
1st M 6s 1945 guar
JAJ f
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask.
,
1934 opt to
k
8ec4%s 1962 ser A.—
f&a
MAN
i
Central
_
Certificates of deposit...— f
Ref
107
53
Ref A gen 5 %s 1959 ser B.AAO
Ref A gen 5s 1959 ser C.-AAO
Eq tr 4%s '36-'40ser P(yr)MAS b
Eq tr 4 Ha '35-'40serQ(yr)MAN b
Eq tr 6a 1936-'38 (yrly)-.JAD b
Chat Div gold 4s 1951—JAD
Macon A Nor g 6s 1946—JAJ /
1st g guar 4s Oct 11964
Guar g 6s I960
Chic R I A Pac Ry—
General gold 4s 1988-
88 H
103
Bid.
Bonds
Ask.
100
Bonds
OaosdlanN W 4%s Oct 221043.
:
8M
7.H
h
16h
82
18^
88
82
88
82
88
27
28 H
28
,49
99
J&J
JAD
Eq tr 4Hs 1935-1939
M&8
Eq tr 4Hs 1936 1940 D (yr)JAJ
Eq tr 5s 1935-1938 (yr)..MAS
86%
85%
Western
Krult
107x
2.00
2.00
2.00
Express—
39 (yr) JAD
1M?6-1940-J&D
3.50
3.50
Eq 5s J'ne 15'36
Kn
tr
4H«
Greenbrier Cheat A Elk—
1st 5s 1944
J&J
100
Greenbr Ry 1st g gu 4s '40 MAN
Green Bay A Western—
Debenturectfs A Feb........
105
Debenture ctfs B Feb
Gu<intHnaiuo &
105
84
93
Gen 4H« 1976 ser D
Gen 4Hs 1977 ser E
41%
7%
...
Western—
J&J fk 40
1st M 6s 1958 ser A
Gu tyaquii A Quito 1st 5s *32
Gulf Mobile & Northern—
J&J2 /
15
71%
68%
30
A&O
1st 5a 1950 Series O
...AAO
Gulf A Ship Island RR—
1st. ref A term « 5s Feb 52 JAJ
15 h
15H
Stamped (July 11933 cpn on)
50%
G iff Tertmnrl ot
2H
65
rF
30
35
112H
f This price Includes accrued interest.
1950
1st 5
1st mtge g
Htrl
R
It Last sale,
A
ser
B
vioblie—
JAJ
la 1957 gu
Portch—See
n Nominal.
50
/
N
Y
N
H A Ha
74
RAILROAD BONDS
NOTICE.—All bond price® are and "Interest" except where marked "f" and Income and defaulted bonds.
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
Bid.
Bonds.
Alt.
Bonds
Hocking
Valley Ry—
117
1st cons gold 4%s 1999—J&J
3.00
Eq tr 5s 1930-1938 (ann)-A&0 b
3 00
Eq tr 6s 1936-1939 (yr)—J&J u
Holidays burg
Bedford
81X8
102 %
106%
1st lien g 5s 1937
Hudson & Manhattan—
J&J
1st gold 5s 1967 opt
F&A
85 %
Adj inc up to 5% Feb *57-A&O
1st M 4%s 1967 conv
F&A
Illinois Central—1st g 4s '51 -J&J
1st gold 3 %s 1951
J&J
Ext 3-yr deb 6s 1937
J&D
Main L ext 1st g 3%s '51-A&0
1st g 3s sterling 1951
-M&S
uuii crust gold 4s 1952
A&O
Col tr L N O & T g 4s '53.M&N
Ref mtge 5s 1955
M&N
Kef g 4s 1955 ont 1918. M&N
Pur lines 1st g 3%s 1952..J&J
X
Jt 1strefM (IO&CSL&
N O) 5s 1963 ser A
J&D
Series C 4 %s 1963
J&D
Gold 6%s July 1 1930
J&J
40-year 4%s Aug 1 1900..F&A
Eq tr 4%s 1935-1939 K—F&A
Eq tr 4%s 1935 1940 L...A&0
Eqtr4%s*30 '4lM (s-a).M&N
Eq tr 4%s 1935 41 Ser N.A&O
Eq tr 4%s 1936 (yr) O..J&J
Eq tr 5s 1936
8
J
M&M
33 %
81
87
74%
'
54
1.00%
102%
2.75%
2.75%
2.75%
2.75 %
2.75%
2%
92
92%
87%
52%
75%
nH
97
100
89%
87 %
102
J&J
1st gold 4s 1950—
Indianap
106
109
105 %
106 %
1st M 5s 1956 series B
1st M 5s 1956 ser C
Eq tr 4%s 1936-42 (yr)._A&0
6%
78%
75 %
85%
79%
■
I
u
6
5%
Va
j
/
IX
106
109
80
Joplin Union Depot Co—
1st g 4%g 1940 guar opt.M&N
105
81
107%
•
i
i
I
«
i
i
i
i
lO>
37%
35%
82
Kan City Sou—1st g 3s 1950 A&O
Ref & impt 5s Apr 1 I960.-J&J
74%
74%
Eq tr 5%s 1935-38 (year) M&S 6
Kansas City Terminal Ry—
4.00
Sept 1 /
M&s /
_
g
1987
107
107%
99%
106%
110
J&J
92%
99%
100%
102%
99%
..
..
Fialn 1961
J&J
Lake Erie & West 1st 5s 37—J&J
2d gold 5s July 1 1941
J&J
Lake Shore & Mich South—
Con g ref 3 %s 1997
J&D
Lehigh & Lake Erie 4%s '57 M&S
100%
„
Lenign & New England—
1st M gold 6s 1945
Gen mtge gold 5s 1954
5s series B 1954
1954
93%
100%
114
Gen
con
Gen
,
con
Lehigh
gold 4s 2003
M&N
gold 4 Ma 2003—M&N
gold 5s 2003
M&N
Valley
J&J
Lehigh va|i Term 5s 1941 —A&O
Lehigh & N Y 1st 4s 1945—M&3
Lexington & Eastern—
1st guar 5s 1965
...A&O
b Basis.
99
100
84
81%
98%
;
85
105"
98%
102
105
91
109
94
86%
3.75%
3.75%
73%
1913
ext
115
2
115
37
42
:47
87%
67%
116%
ac
1st M 5%s 1954 series
1st 5s 1956 series O
103%
90
§6"
83
101%
103
72
rued
102
50
2%
103%
65
62%
71
50
99
100%
102
98
64
64%
10
12
94
99
70-~
50
74
%
A..A&O
^.A&O
25%
29%
29%
A..A&O
29%
30
F&A
29%
series D_.F&A
29
b 6.50
Equip trust 4 %s
Newport & Cincinnati Brlige—
1st M g 4%s 1945 guar...J&J
107%
New York Bkiyn & Manh Beach
1st gold 5s 1935
A&O
t
27
30"
6%
110%
85%
102
110%
86
64%
70%
70%
65
80
Ref g 3%s July 1 1997
J&J
1942 tax-exempt..J&J
95%
96
49
Deb 4s
94
95
65
68
Ref & ref 4 %sser A 2013.-A&O
L S coll tr g 3%s 1998
F&A
88
62
64%
88%
f
gold 5s 1938
1st cons 5s 1938 gu Int
2d M gold 4s guar 1949
68
M O coll tr g 3%s 1998—F&A
*f
—
93
NYC L eq 5s '36-'37 (yr).J&D
NYC L eq 5s '36-'39 (yr).J&D
NYC L eq 4%s '35-'37(yr)M&8
Sept f
43%
/
45
55
70
NYC Lines eq 4 %■ Mar 15 1936
to
1939 (year)
M&S15 b
NYC Lines eq 4%s *36-'40
37
/
/
/
/
J&J
J&J
J&J
4%
8
1
i8
1
%
1%
.
34
35
26
29%
38%
40
52
56
25%
85
85%
25-year 5%s 1949—
M&s
Eq tr 4s *35-'38 s-a
J&D 15 b
Eqtr4%s 1936 (s-a)...M&N b
18%
20
7.00
6%
6%
UentTermRy—
4s '4lop'16.M&N
5s 1949
J&.T
4%a 1978 ser D.J&J
Adj M 5s Jan 1967 ser A__A&0
Mo Kan & Tex (old company)—
1st gold 4s 1990
J&D
Mo Pacific RR (new company)—
1st & ref 5s fan 1965 A ..F&A
Certificates of deposit
1st & r<*t 5s 1977 ser F...M&M
Certificates of deposit
1st & ref da 1975 ser G—M&N
Certificates of deposit..
1st & ref 6a 1980 aer H—A&O
Certificates of deposit
1st & ref 6s 1981 ser I
F&A
Certificates of deposit
Conv g 6His 1949 ser A..M&N
Secured 5 %s 1935 1950—J&D
Equip trust 5s 1936 40(yr)M&S
Eq tr 4%s '36-*44 F (yr)__M&N
k Last sale.
n
M&N15
NYC RR eq 4%s 1930— J&J
NYC RR eq 4%s '36-'45.M&N
(yearly)
1st ref 6s 1946 series A
J&J
1st ref 5%s 1978 ser B—J&J
interest.
4
New York Central & Hud RIv—
at
cons
g
v.
3
3%
2%
10-yr conv 6s 1944
M&N
Cons mtge 4s 1998 ser A—F&A
Ref & impt 4 %s 2013 A
A&O
Ref & Impt 5s 2013 C
A&O
46
79"
3
3
New York Central RR—
35
10
J
3%
1
J&
1st 5s 1954 series B
.
105
;
1
Income deb 5a 2032
J&J /
New Orl & Nor Ease 6s 1915.
1
Extended at 5% 1940
M&N
Ref & Impt 4%s '52 ser A..J&J
IstM 4%s 1956
103
Minn St P & Sault Ste Marie—
1st cons gold 4s 1938
J&J
f
2%
2%
:
2.00%
103
Naugatuck 1st 4s 1954
M&N
New Eng cons 4s 1945 gu
J&J
Oonsol g 5s July 1 1945...J&J
N Hav & NoHam 4s 1950 guJ&D
N J June 1st 4s gu 1986
F&A
♦
97
$>%
98
A&O
A&O
87
3.00
New Orl Term 1st 4s 1953..-J&J
New Orleans Texas & Mexico—
1910
4%% to
J&D
Mil Sparta & NW 1st 4s 1947M&S
viil&state Line lst3 %sl941 -J&J
Minneapolis & St Louis—
1st 7s "27 ext at 6% 1932—J&D
1st oonsol gold 5S1934—M&N
Certificates of deposit
1st rofdg gold 4s 1949
M&S
Ref & ext 5s Feb '62 ser A.Q-F
Certificates of deposit
s
85
1937
..F&A
National Rys of Mexico—
Prior lien g 4%s s f 1957—J&J
Gen mtge 4s 1977
A&O
6% g notes '15 ext to'33..J&D
6% gnotes£ *15 ext to '33. J&D
Nat RR of Mex p i g 4%s '26 J&J
l9t cons gold 4s 1951
A&O
ser
96
93%
95%
85%
90
Eq tr 4%s 1935-'37 (vear> A&O
Nashville Florence & Sheffield—
Non-cum Inc 5s '35
43
1934 (1884)
MStP&SS M &
M&N
B.M&N
1st coll trg 5s Oct 1 1947—A&O
New Orleans Great Northern—
64"
53
92%
New Lon Nor 1st 4s 1940
J&J
New Mexico Ry & Coal Co—
75
J&D f
1939
4%s
ser
109
30
...
82%
106%
56%
Constr*n4%s 1955
50-year 1st 5s 1983
f
M&N f
48
J&D
50
RR cons 4s 1951———.—J&J
Mo-111 RR 6s 1959
J&J f
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR—
Prior lien 5s 1962 ser A
J&J
Prior lien 4s L962 ser B
J&J
101
100
36%
40%
45%
Oonstr'n 5s 1956 ser A
103
101%
92
110
1st 5s 1903...F&A
National Transc Branch Lines Co
1st Msf4%e 1955
A&O
89%
1st g 4s Jol&N Ind_1957J&JlO
1st g 3%s J L & Sag 1951.M&S
1st Oh Ter
115
104%
/This price includes
70
81
Asst (cash warr & coup).... /
Michigan Central—
Ref & Impt 4%s 1979 ser O.J&J
Mississippi Cent
Ry of New York
1st 4*s gold 1940
69
7.00
N Y O & 8t L 1st g 4s 1937
A&O
2.25%
2.75%
2.75%
3.50
3.50
2.75%
3.50
2.75%
2.50
1.75%
3%
101%
65K
3.50
101%
64
g notes Oct 1 '35A&0
Ref 5%s 1974 ser A
..A&O
Ref 4 %s 1978 ser O
M&S
Equip tr 4%s 1935 *44 (yr) F&A
Equip tr 5s 1935-'38 (yr)—F&A
New York Connecting RR—
1st M 4 %s 1953 series A..F&A
1st
vuar
5s 1953 series B
F&A
M&N
M&S
1st 4s ext g 1947
70
59%
4.00
60%
3.25%
3.25%
106%
106%
4.00
108
83
23
25%
53
102%
1973—M&N
100
100%
4%s 1973 ser B..M&N
106
New York & Long Branch—
General gold 4s 1941—..M&S
NY & NE Bos Ter 4s 1939—A&O
13%
38%
34%
37%
14%
69%
71
N Y New Haven & Hartford—
Deb 0s Jan 15 '48 conv—J&J15
Deb 4s May 1 1957
M&N
Deb 4s July 1 '55 non-conv J&J
26
25
27
26%
25%
26%
25%
26%
25%
26%
25%
5%
5%
26%
103%
Deb 4s 1950 non-conv—M&N
Deb 4s 1947 non-conv—.M&S
27
27
95
101%
1st & ref 4s ser A
1st & ref
109%
104%
M&N
Guar g 5s 1946
N V & Har 1st g 3 %s 2000.-M&N
N Y Lack & Western—
81
Deb 3%s March 1947
M&S
Deb 3 %s 1954 non-conv.. A&O
Deb 3%s 1956 conv
J&J
15-year secured 6« 1940—-A&O
1st & ref 4%s 1907
J&D
36%
36%
19
20%
33%
29%
28%
33
34%
28
40
K*
46
31%
46%
32%
32
27"
Equip tr 4%s Sept 15 1935 to
16
7.50
0.50%
27"
Eqpt tr 4%s '36*'46(yr).J&J
Equipment trust 5s
7.50
7.50
6.50%
Harl Riv & Pt Obes 4s '54 M&N
93%
Mar
"5%
15 1945 («-a)._M&S
6%
6%
6%
6.75
6.75
Nominal.
88
3.50
3.50
3-yr 6%
3d mtge 4%s 1938
N Y & Greenwood Lake
92
36
86%
$
New York & Erie RR—
80
Prior lien
F&A
cons
82%
84
102%
101%
1st guar g 6s
Missouri Illinois Bridge and Belt
Lehigh Valley—
Gen
82%
114
«s
106
128
Nashville Chattanooga & St L—
1st M 4s 1978 sor A
F&A
61
Cons
104%
116
J&J
J&J
Morris & Essex 3%s 2000
1%
106
Maryland & Pa 1st g 4s '51-M&S
Memphis Union Station Co—
100%
J&J
s:.;v4 1st 6s ext gold 4s 1948..—J&D
Con M 6s ann lrred
..J&D
Con M 4^8 ann lrred
J&D
II
104%
111%
82%
110%
A&O
103"
J&J
Gen mtge 4s ser A 1965. —A&O
Lenigii vailey Harbor i'erui rty—
1st mtge 5s
100%
90
J&J
Montour RR
107
5% to 1940..
Midland Valley—5s 1943
Adj M Apr 1 53 ser A
81
73
1st mtge g 5s 1939
M&S
Montgomery & Erie 1st 5sl956._
J&D
J&D
6s
13
78
A&O
105
2.00
107
1st gold3%s 1952
M&N
Middletown & Union ville—
9%
1st mtge 4s 1960
M&N
Monongahela Sou 5s 1955—A&O
102%
Sinking fund g 7s 1937--M&N
Manitowoc Green Bay & Western
1st gtd 3%s 1941
J&J
1st
60
Montgom Dlv g 5s 1947--F&A
Mohawk & Malone—
Mont Cent 1st g 6s 1937
1st guar gold 5s 1937
1959
J
45
5%
45
Montana, Wyoming & Southern—
59
N
60
60
108
M&N
or
5
45
105%
1st 5s 1947
J&J
Macon Terminal 5s 1965
J&J
Maine Central—
1st & ref 4%s 1935—..J&D
1st & ref 5s Dec 1935
1st & ref 68 Dec 1935
107%
3.00
Mob & Mont 4%a 1945..M&S
Southern Ry joint Monon coll
gold 4s, 1952
J&J
L & N Terra 1 st g 4s '52 gu J&D
Macon Dublin & Savannah—
88%
6%
M&8
100%
102%
108%
3.00
M&S
55
~4%
M&8
M&S
105
Pad & Mem Dlv 1st 4s '46-F&A
S E & St L Dlv 6s 1971-M&8
45
40
107%
Equipment trust 5s
Equip 0%s 1936—(year) M&S
Atl K & Cin Dlv 4s 1955--M&N
75"
36%
J&J
Monongahela Ry Co—
107%
Eq tr 4*4* 1935-37 (year).J&D
1st
J&J
Kentucky & Indiana Term RR
1st M 4%s 1961 (sterling).J&J
accrlntatexchrate4 8665
Stmpdaccrlnt at rate 4.8065
.
63
3.00%
J&J
1st M 5s 1978
Kentucky Cent 4s
,
64'"
62
Secured 6s 1938
Gen 6s 1955
A-0
Con ext
I
76
50
61
1st g 4s 1900 opt 1930
106%
1st & ref 5s 2003 ser B
A&O
1st & ref 4%s 2003 ser O—A&O
83
83
1st guar g 4s 1991
M&S
Oonsol gold 3%s 2002
M&S
Monon Coal—See Chic Ind & Lou
30
Guaranteed gold 4s 1945—M&S
Louisville & Nashville—
60-year gold 5s 1937
M&N
Unified gold 4s 1940
J&J
1st & ref 5%s 2003 ser A..A&O
Midland
-
103%
Certificates of deposit..
i
K O Mem & Bir 4s 1934
M&S /
Kansas Oklahoma & Gulf—
28
........
J&J
74%
109
(Foreign series) i960
_
„
/
1st mtge gold 5s 1946—... J&J
Louisville & Jeffersonville Bridge
gu
Gen M g 4s 1945
...
Small
Mob & Ohio, gen 4s 1938
Ref & impt 4%s 1977
103
Milwaukee & Northern—
lit ext 4%s 1939
Kanawha Br & Ter 5s 1948. A&O
110
Kana & Mien 1st 4» 1990.—A&O
103
Kanawha & W \ a 5s 1955—J&J
95
Kan City Ft Scoot ac
Memphis—
Ref g 4scL936 guar
A&O / 36%
Assented
74%
2d mtge 3s 1980
9%
101
Eq 4%s '36-'41 O (yr)_.J&J15
Eq tr 5s 1936-'38 (s-a)
M&S
Eq tr 5s 1936-'39 (year)
J&J
Louisville Henderson & St Louis—
Income 4s 1943
Midi RR 4% franc bond*
101
Kalamazoo & White Pigeon RR
Income 5s Mar 1934
J&J
1969..
ext at
Kalamazoo Allegheny &
Grand Rapids gtd 5s '38—J&J
Kal & Sou Haven—See Mich Cent
V^V0''
A
1st 5s 1943
Ref & ext 6s series B 1967—J&J
Jamestown Frank & Clearfield—
1st g 4s 1959 guar
J&D
103%
2.25%
2.25%
3.00
1st 5s Kal &S H 1939
M&N
1st mtge M Air L 4s 1940..J&J
72
69
Jacksonville Terminal—
Bef & ext 5s series A 1907—J&J
106%
103
3.00
Los Angeles Un Term 6s '41-M&N
Louisiana & Arkansas—
ser
104%
105%
105%
Louslana & North Western—
1st M gold 5s 1935
...A&O
Ask.
70
Small
104
M&N
Con 5s 1937
1st M 5s
49
101%
104%
1st g gu 5s Nov 1 1959
M&N
Meridian Term 4s '55 guar.M&N
Mexican International—
1st con gold 4s 1977
M&S
29
76
Iowa Cent 1st g 5s 1938—J&D
Certificates of deposit..
1st & ref g 4s 1951
M&S
1st gold 5s 1940
9%
7
29
F&a
47
100 x
Debenture gold 5s 1937-M&N
Equip tr 5s 1936 39 fyr) .A&O
Equip tr 4Ms 1941-45 (yr) .F&A
Long Island City & Flushing—
1st 6s 1935
31
J&D
99
Marquette Houghton & Onton—
30
(nternat Rys (Central America)—
1st M 5s 1972 opt
M&N
1st col tr 0% notes 1941-M&N
0% notes 1930
1st 1& ref 6%sl947.
108%
6 %
28%
28%
7.00
J&J
Eq 6%s 1936 (year).....F&A
co July 1938 at
4%
I M&N
Mob & Blrm pr lien 5s 1945—J&J
Bid.
3d 7s ext
J&J
guar
Philippine Govt
6 %
J&J
9
Refunding g gu 4s 1949— -M&S
Gen mtge gold 4s 1938
J&D
4s 1939 ext to
95
& Lou xbc 4s i956—J&J
Mo Pac (old)—Gen 4s 1975 M&8
64.25
Equipment trust 5s
64.25
Equipment trust 5%s
Manila RR Son Lines 4s'39.M&N
71%
99.
J&J
Internat-Great North Ry—
VS 1st M g 6s 1952 series A—J&J
Adj M 6s July 1952 ser A.Aprli
_
2.75 %
64
Gen & ref fis 1965 ser A—J&J
Gen & ref 5s 1965 ser B—.J&J
Ref & impt 4%s 1980 A...J&J
„
2.75%
101%
85 %
1st gold 4s 1939
5s 1941
1.75
J&J
Indianapolis Onion—
:
81%
95
o
350
3.50
3.50
350
3.50
3.50
3.50
3.00
A&O
Gen mfiae 414s 1957
Indiana Illinois & Iowa—
fSi't
85%
63%
59%
94%
Bloomlngton & Western—
1st ext 4s 1940
Indiana Harbor Belt RR—
Genl mtge 4a 1957
.
71
67
Western lines g 4s 1951 -..F&A
.
74%
58/6
87%
75%
St Louis Dlv 3s g 1951
J&J
Sp'field Dlv ext 3%s 1951 J&J
Indiana
67 %
101
80
74
Omaha Dlv 1st 3s g 1951._F&A
St Louis Dlv 3%s g 1951 ..J&J
i
103%
Bonds
101
Long Dock 6s con g 1935—A&O
Long Island—Unified g 4s 49M&S
„
66%
Equipment trust 5%s._
Equipment trust 6%s
Equip 7s 1935
A&O
(Jairo Bridge 4s g
I960._J&D
Litch Dlv 1st g 3s 1051—J&J
Loulsv Dlv 3%s g 1953—J&J
r
%
104%
101%
.
-v/v;
83%
103%
Ask.
100
106%
8pr West Ry—
r
Oumb
3c
1st M g 4s 1951 guar
J&J
Housatonlc con 5s 1937
M&N
Houston Belt & Term 5s '37-J&J
Houston & Texas Central—
A'V
117%
2.00%
2.00%
Bid.
Litchf & Madis 1st 5s 1959.M&N
Miami guar 4s 1962.-M&N
Little Rock & Hot
«
* Negotiability impaired
'
-V'-
.
'• ■"
by
maturity.
6.50%
93%
NOTICE.—All bond prices are "ana Interest" except where marked
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of
Bid.
Bonds
New York Ontario & Western
Ref 1st g 4s June 1992
MAS
lien M g 4s
«
_
1956 red
JAD
Y Pennsylvania A Ohio—
Prior lien 4**s 1935
MAS
&
N Y A Put 1st 4s g 1993
N Y Susq A Western—
104**
1st refunding 5s 1937
*81*
99
JAJ
FAA
FA A
MAN
64**
99
150
22
155
A
15
1st
19
21
Pittsburgh
108
115**
116**
ser
119
MAS
A
coups
1945.
1st gold 5s
/
'
and Apr 11934 coupons
to sale of Apr 1 and
Oct 11933 A Apr 1 *34 cpns.
Northern Pacific—
Prior lien g 4s Jan 1997
Q-J
as
Gen lien g 3s Jan 2047
Ref A imp 4**s 2047 ser
....
A.JAJ
■
953*
2.75%
1023*
983*
——
37
40
95
RR Securities—See
101**
1033*
AAO
103
JAJ
FAA
80
82
90
JAD
88
913*
89**
803*
78**
1083*
116**
1183*
—
—
109
94
102**
MAS
FAA
1033*
1023*
103
JAD
JAD
1023*
1003*
1938—FAA
97
2d ext 5s gold 1938—
JAJ
Cardelet Br 1st 4**s 1938-AAO
Paducah A 111 1st 4**s 1955-JAJ
Paris-Orleans extl 5**s 1968 MAS
6% franc bonds (foreign series)
red to 1956
JAD
Paulista Ry 1st 7s *42serA MAS15
101
105**
139
/
--
87
102*1
1053*
MAN
102
5s 1939--AAO
100**
99**
Cons mtge 4**s 1939 .--.AAO
Cons mtge 4s 1939'v.
AAO
Penu Ohio A Detroit RR—
1st coll tr 4s 1949 op
----
89
55
65
18**
20**
'
55
106**
106**
3.25
3.25
106
%
90
1
73**
323*
'
82
34
12**
33 **
39**
91
64
—-
118**
Joseph A Grand Island—
1st gold 4s 1947
JAJ k 106
88**
St Lawr A Adirond 5a 1996--JAJ
2d gold 6s 1996
AAO k 82
106**
-MAM */ 70
/ 68**
Certificates of deposit
403*
—JAJ
Riv A Gulf Dlv 4s 1933
65
77
81
3%
106
106
105
123
12
12**
11 **
105*
11
55
65
823*
83
62
63 **
62
.
4s 1989—
MAN
2d g lnc 4a Nov 1989--—JAJ
1st term A unlf 5s 1952
JAJ
Gen A ref 5s ser A 1990
JAJ
g
61**
51**
4.20
4.20
Eq tr 5V*s 1936-1939 (s-a) MAS
Equipment trust 5s
Equip tr 4**s 1936-1945—-JAJ
4.20
51 **
3.50%
3.50 %
3.50%
St Paul A Duluth—
lat conaol
sc
4a 1968
-
Minu A
'43
-
1st 4a
1937-J AD
Pacific fixt lat 4a £
1940—J&J
Montana
ext
54
/
11**
106 3*
104**
102**
.
Gen ref
a
f g
AAO /
op_JAJ
AAO
.
35
nH
•••
——
106
7
9
57
60
65
62**
13**
107
1115*
1941-JAJ26
Texas A Pac lat 5a 2000
J&D
2nd lnc g 5a Dec 2000—Mar
Gen A ref 5a 1977 aer B - - - AAO
Gen A ref 5s 1979 ser O—AAO
Gen A ref 5s 1980 ser D—JAD
Eq tr 5a 1935-1939
MAN b
Eq tr 4**a 1936-42 (yr)—AAO b
Eq tr 4 V*a 1936-43 (yr)—_FAA b
106"
f
75
99
115**
93"
92**
92**
4.00
4.00
4.00
b
4.00
Equipment trust 4s
Tex Pao-Mo Pac Term RR—
985*
lat M g 5**s 1964
MAS
Toledo Canada Southern A Det—
102**
1st 4s 1956
JAJ
Toledo a Ohio Central—
100**
Western Div 1st 5s 1935.-aao
98**
Ref A imp M 3 **s ser A *60 JAD
93 5*
93**
93**
3.40%
3.50%
3.60%
3.50%
k Last sale,
n
Nominal..
V
166" "
Western RR—
-
JAJ
Toledo St Louia A Western—
1st gold 4a Apr 1 1950
AAO
Tol Term 1st 4 **■ '57 gu
MAN
Tol Walhouding Valley & Ohio—
1st g gu 4a 1942 aer C
MAS
103
102
91**
108**
,905*
107
107**
•
mmmm
.;-A^ • *•
V-""
Toronto Hamilton A Buffalo—
1st gold 4s June 1 1946
JAD
Consol m4**s 1966 ser A—FAA
i: '■
/This price includes accrued interest,
•
:•
100
100**
84
101 **
87
••
.r."
:
107
'•••''••••."i"". '-'
b Baals.
'./M,
• ■ >
1943—-JAJ
lstm. 6s 1952
101
Manitoba—
5s ext fir July 1 *33 to July 1
75
—
1st m 6a 1947 aer A
Term RR Assn (St Louis)—
Toiedo Peoria A
102**
JAD
Mortgage 4s Dec 1 1996—JAD
St Paul East. Gr Tr 43*a '47—JAJ
St Paul A Kansas City Short Line
1st guar 43*s 1941
FAA
St Paul
..
88**
55
89J*
4.75%
98
90
6**
Texaa A N O con 5a
Eq tr 5a Jt935 -'37(yean
M&S
Kq 4 t*s 1936 *41 BB (yr).FAA
Equipment trust 4s
r
45
4.75%
4.75%
34
Texas City Term 6s
65
Southwestern—
81**
37**
44**
74**
13**
55
Luuis
4.75
97
12
70
103*
93*
10**
1st
b
4.75
4.75
Terre Haute & Peor 5a 1942-MAS
Texarkana A Ft Smith—
lat m 5**a 1950 guar
-FAA
70**
Certificates of depositCons in 4**s 1978 ser A—MAS
Certificates of deposit stmp.
St
b
MAS b
41
12**
113*
108**
62**
..
111**
1155*
105**
St Louis-San Francisco Ry—
Prior lien 4s 1950 series A—J&J
Certificates of deposit-Prior lien 5s 1950 series B—J&J
693*
4**
97
_
....
98**
98
AaO
1944—FAA
4a '53 op '10—JAJ
1053*
1%
1%
1%
98**
97
lat gold 4**a 1939
lat conaol gold 5a
St L Peo A N W 5s 1948
1063*
97 %
2.50
2.50
_
Tennessee Central R>
106
103
_A
Spox Internat lat g 5s 1955-JAJ
Staten lal Ry 4V*s 1943
JAD
Stephenville Nor A Sou Texas—
1st mtge guar g 5s 1940—JAJ
43**
Suffolk & Oar con 5s 1952—-J&J J
102**
Sun A Lewis 1st g 4s 1936
JAJ
Sunbury Hazleton A W-B— •
108
2d mtge lnc 6s 1938 coup-MAN
Susquehanna Bloomsburg A
105
Berwick RR 5s 1952
AAO
St Louis Iron Mt A Sou—
1083*
1153*
„
3.50
3.50
107**
JAJ
.
1st g 5s 1953
Tampa North 1st 5a '36
St
1133*
.
b
b
3.75
3.7o
3.75
855*
75**
74**
755*
3.25%
3.25%
3.25%
3.25%
Tampa A Gulf Coaat—
*51—JAJ
1944-MAS
Alton Bridge 1st g 4s
Railway—
Eqtr 4**s Oct' 35*39 (a-a)AAO
E Tenn reorg lien 5s 1938 MAS
1st Mem Dlv g 5a 1996
JAJ
St Louis Div 1st g 4s 1951-JAJ
L A N So joint g 4a—See LAN
Mobile A O coll tr 4s '38-MAS
Spartanburg Un Col 4s *95--JAJ
St Clair Mad A St Louia Belt—
St Johns A L Cham 5a
b
b
b
b
85**
74**
74
75
3.75
Equipment trust 5**s
Eq tr 5a 1936-39 (a-a)
----
»
80**
80
MAJ
-MAS
107
106**
■"■■6.
58
108
111
36**
V.i'-ri-i:
84
1st conaol gold 5a 1994
.JAJ
80**
Develop A gen M g 4a '56-AAO
37
Develop A gen 6s 1956—44
Develop A gen 0V*s 1956-AAO
43**
106**
1043*
Southern
113
105
v'-'V:
116"
„
103
112**
■
104**
1st A ref 414s 1977
a
AAO
1063*
1st A ref 4 **s series B lgsi
Pennsylvania RR—
111**
Con M 4s gold 1943-.--.MAM
1123*
do
4a gold 1948
MAN
do
4s gold 1948 sterling
111**
stamped dollar.._.MAN
118
do
4**s g 1960—
FaA
108
Gen g 4**s 1965
JAD
1143*
7
Gen g 5s Dec 1 1968
JAD
1053*
Gen m 4**s 1981 ser D —AAO
1053*
Gen mtge4**s ser E 1984—JAJ
1023*
15-yr 6 >*s Feb 1 1936
FAA
106**
40-yr 5a 1964
MAN
97
Deb 4**s 1970
AAO
2.00
Eq tr 5s 1936 38 (yr)— _MAS
2.00
Gen equip 5s 1935-39 (yr) AAO
2.00
Eqtr4**s 1935 39 (yr) ..AAO
68
Peor A East cons 4s 1940--AAO
4
2d cons lnc 4s 1990
Apr 1
Peoria A Pekin Union Ry—
1063*
1st g 5**t 1974 series A
FAA
60
Peoria Ry Ter 4s *37 gu op
JAJ
Pere Marquette Ry—
1st g 5s July 1956 Ser A—JAJ
89
1st g 4s July 1956 ser B„JAJ
753*
1st 4 V*s 1980 ser C
MAS
795*
Equipment trust 4**s
6 3.90
Perkiowen 1st 5s 18 ext to'38Q-J
105
2d 5s 1918 ext to 1938
Q-J
105
Phila A Bait Cent 4s 1951— MAN
104
Phlla Bait A Wash 4s 1943. -M AN
111
Gen 5s 1974 series B
..FAA
1183*
Gen M 4**s 1977 ser C
JAJ
112**
Gen 4 **s series D 1981-J&D
112**
Phlla Newton A NY3sl 942
97
Phila A Reading RR—See "Readi ng Co.
97**
106**
106**
2 75%
2.75%
116
Rock Island Ark A Louisiana—
st guar 4**s 1934
MAS */10
1023*1 Rock island-Frisco Term Ry—
70
101**
1st m4**s 1957
JAJ
323*
993*1 Rutl Can 1st g gu 4s 1949
JAJ,
35
I Rutland con 4 **■ 1941
JAJ
.
106
;
'
54
I '49 JAD
Lines)
50-year 4**s 1981
MAN
4**a 1969 with war
MAN
Equip 5a 1936-1939 (yr)—MAN
Equip tr 5a 1935-38 (yr)—JAD
Eq tr 4**a 1936-40 (yr)—JAD
Eq tr 4**a *36-'41 (yr)
JAD
Pacific Fruit Express
Eq 5a '36-'39 O (yr)
MAS
Eq 5« '36 '41 D (yr)
AAO
Southern Pacific (Golden Gate
Ferries) 1st 5**s 1949——AAO
Southern Pacific RR Oal—
1st con g 5s gu 1937
MAN
1st ref g 4a 1955 op 1910 .JA.l
65
23
80
Pacific Co—
(O P) Aug
4 V*s
(Oregon
Series A 1977
40-year 4 3*a 1968
1st
Stamped (Fed tax) 1955
109
JAJ
AAO
Rio Gr West 1st 4s 1939
Southern
60
99**
M&N
1951
,50""
115
1951--FAA
Branch L lat 6a '37AAO
37
89
97
79
45
Bridge Co—
Coll tr 4a
JAJ
1st g 4s guar 1940
„----
1st M g 4a
96
50
107
1963—AAO
4s 1937--JAJ
So Pacific
108
104**
4**
South Indiana lat g 4a
106
117**
MAN
1053*
1st A ref g gu 4s '61 opt-*-JAJ
Pacific Coast Co—See Misc Bonds
Pacific Coast Terminals Ltd—
1st M s f 6 He 1948.
FAA / 10
Pac Fruit Express—See Sou Pac—
99
105**
Eq 4 3*s 1936-*45 (®-a) —MAN
Equipment trust 5s
Philadelphia A Reading RR—
106
Imp M ext g 4a 1947— AAO
Oona ext gold 4s 1937—MAS
Term 5a g gu May 1'41-Q-F
12
Rensselaer
A
Saratoga—
6% g bds May 1 1941-MAN
1013* Rich Frederlcksb A Potomac—
1
Cons mtge 4t*a 1940
AAO
1
Richmond A Mecklenburg—
106
1st g 4a Nov 1 1948.
MAN
140
Rich A Peters 4**a 1940—-AAO
Richmond Term 1st 5a 1952
JAJ
60
Richmond-Waahlngton Co—
89
Coll tr g gu 4a 1943 opt—JAD
Rio Gr June 1st gu 5s 1939--JAD
Rio Gr So lat g 4a 1940
JAJ
Oregon-Wash RR A Nav—
Southern 111 A Mo
"
3**
5a
So Pac Coaat lat g
81
RR Stocks.
Raleigh A Augusta Air Line—
1st 5s 1931
--J&J
Rai A Cape Fear 1st 5a 1943MAS
Ral A Gaston lat 5a g 1947—JAJ
Raritan River 1st g 5s 1939—JAJ
Reading Company—
Jer Cent g 4a *51 op '06—AAO
Gen A ref 43*a 1997 ser A.JAJ
Gen A ref 4**s 1997 ser B—JAJ
-—
81
107
17
3**
3**
3 **s 1936—FAA
57
Somerset Ry lat A ref 4a '55-JAJ
63
lat M 4s July 2 1950
-JAJ
/ 20
South Bound RR 1st 5a 1941 AAO
South A North Alabama—
104**
Con guar g 5s 1936-——-FAA
79
98
/
Sioux City A Pac
80
1961
$
/
Lewiab'g—
2d 6a gold July 1 1925 ext at
5% to July 1 1945
—JAJ
Shrev Bdg A Ter 5s '55 gu—FAA
Gen cona gu g
Prov Ter 1st g 4a gu 1956—MAS
Prov A Wore lat 4a 1947--AAO
33**
95
5a
63**
108
J&J
Portland RR.
See P U bonds.
Port Reading lat gu 5a 1941—JAJ
Portsmouth Great Falls A
Conway RR 4**s 1937—JAD
Potomac Yal lat gu 5s g 1941 JAJ
Prov Sec deb 4a 1957 gu
MAN
Guar
65
64
113
1953 series B—FAA
Port! (Me) Term gu 4s 1961-JAJ
18
Shimokln Sunbury A
109
113
1st M 6s
FAA
1st gu 6s 1935 ser B
Certificates of deposit
55
61
A—-—FAA
1st 6s 1953 series
1073*
Ore Short Line 1st 5s 1946--JAJ
1st cons guar 5s 1946JAJ
„8ec g 4**s 1963-
87
96
aeriea A—FAA
Certificates of deposit
62
C—-JAD
aeriea
4
45
43
42
Ry—
Florida
lat gu 6s 1935
613*
/
Eqtr53*e'35-'36(a-a)
AAO r
1936-1940 (a-a)—JAJ
Eqtr 4**a Jan 15*36-40(a-a) JAD
41
Atlanta-Birmingham Dlv—
lat g 4a May 1 1933
MAS */13
45
'
1959 ser B—AAO
I960 ser O ...AAO
Young A Ashtabula—
gen 4a aeriea A 1948—£&D
5**
/
Eq tr 5a
114
1940--———.AAO
lat gen 5a 1974
stamped
5% secured notes 1931—FAA
Equip tr 6a fa-ai 1935-37-FAA
1%
Seab-All
A Lake Erie—
1st 4**s series D 1977—-JAD
Port Arthur Canal A Dock—
1013*
33
1st m 4**s 1950 series O—JAJ
Ore RR A Nav cons 4s 1946. JAD
3**s 1944
1043*
733*
93**
Ohio Ind A Western 5s 1938
Ohio Klv KR-lit g 5s 1936-JAD
con
a
Shawmut—
1962 BerIe*
,0/*,
1083*
1013*
97**
1st guar g 4s 1948JA„
Ohio »JuuneoMng 4s 1943-.-M&8
Gu tr cti's g 3**s 1937
Gu tr ctfs g 3**s 1941
Gu tr ctfs g 3**s 1942
1st
3.25
1st mtge 4**s 1947——MAS
Pennsylvania Company—
Gu tr ctfs g 4s 1952
43
95
Ogdensburg A Lake Champlain—
Pac of Mo 1st ex g 4s
48
95
Northwestern Terminal RR—
1st M 5a 1977
An.-Apr /
Norwich A Worcester—
PaANYOanal
.
Adj mtge 5a Oco"l
3
3
16
1
1st m 4**s
1st M 4**s
Pitts
1C4
723*
86**
101
Q-F
Gen gold 5s 1937Old Colony RR 4s 1938
1st M 6**s 1944
1st M 5s 1945 series B
43**
373*
Ref A imp 6s 2047 ser B—_ JAJ
Ref A imp 5s 2047 ser C
JAJ
Ref A imp 5s 2047 ser D
JAJ
Eq tr 4v*s 1936 40 (yr)MAS15
No Ry of Oal 5s g gu 1938--AAO
North Penna ext'd 4s 1936—MAN
Gen g 3 3-10s 1953—
JAD
Gu tr ctfs g
1
1959—-----J&D f
Pitts A West Va Ry—
1st m 4**s 1958 ser A-...JAD
65
46**
'
»
7
AAO*/123*
/ 13
1949--FAA /
2
Ref gold 4a 1959 opt
AAO */ 6
Certificates of deposit-7
4**
lat A cona 6a 1945 aer A--MAS /
6**
Stamped
Ctfs of dep
1153*
10
112
113 3*
1950-AScm */ 14**
/ 133*
Certificates of deposit
1927--.FAA
.
Certificates of deposit---—
107
1.50
1055*
105
1950--AAO
Seab Air Line lat g 4a
115
b
115
113
_
110
106**
1123*
5a July 1 1943—JAJ
RR A Coal45
lat g guar sf 5a 1942———JA J /
106**
Pitta Va A Cnar gu 4s 1943 MAN
123**
112**
Val—
Santa Fe Preacott A Phoenix—
lat g 5a 1942
MA8
Scioto Val A N E lat 4a 1989 MAN
Cons lat g
„„
-
Without Apr 1 1933. Oct 11933
■
102**
1093*
1093*
109**
117**
116**
115**
88**
873*
J&J
—A&O
lat g 5a Oct 1 1940
3an Fran Term lat 4a
1113*
118
J&J
Pass—
1st guar g 4s 1943
San Fran A San Joaquin
PIttab Term
Northern Ohio Ry 1st guar 5s—
^
A
lat a f g 5a
—.
Pitts Shenango
Gen A ref g 4 **s ser A*74- MAS
Stmpd
111
110
Gold 4s Feb 1
6% receivers' ctfs
N A W Pocahontas 4s '41.JAD
April 11933 A sub
118
1123*
1113*
1949—
F&A
1952--—FAA
5s
14**
50
"
Northern Central—
Gen A ref 5s 1974
gold
13
*/ 49
.
106
_
_
Eq tr 6 **a 1935 (yr)
—.AAO
Pitts Shawmut A Northern—
104
Norfolk Ter 1st gu 4s 1961—MAN
Norfolk A Western Ry—
1st consol 4s 1996
.-AAO
n„7
116
-—MAN
—F&A
1957
1960
4**s series I 1963
.——FAA
4**s series J 1964
MAN
Gen M 5a 1970 aer A——JAD
Gen M 5s 1975 ser B
AAO
Gen M 4**s 1977 ser O—JAJ
Pitts A Lake Erie
48**
100
20**
Norfolk A Oar 5s 1939
AAO
Narfolk Southern—
1st. A ref g 5s *61 opt *15—FAA
Certificates of deposit
Norf & soutn 1st 6s 1941-MAN
1st gen g 5s 1954 opt
JAJ
55
45
39
44**
Term 1st g 5s 1943—
N Y Westchester A Bos By—
1st M g 4**s 1946 guar
JAJ
Nard Ry s f 6 **■ 1950
AAO
:>
993*
85
Union Depot—
lat & ref 5a 1972
San Antonio & Aransas
B 1942-------AAO
O 1942
.—MAN
1945
..MAN
E 1949
—F&A
1953—
-J&D
4**s series
4**s series
4s series D
3 3*s series
4s series F
4s series G
4s series H
99**
84
AAO
2d mtge 4**s 1937
Gen mtge 5a g 1940
27
26**
Ask.
Bid.
Bonds
Ask.
_
MAN
J&D
A&O
8tock trust ctfs 4s 1948
N Y Prov A Bos 4s 1942
"f" and Income and defaulted bonds*
the month preceding the date of issue.
St Paul
Philippine Railway—
1st p 4s 1937 s f opt gu.__JAJ
Pitts Bessemer A Lake Erie—
Cons gold 5s 1947--——JAJ
Pitts Cin Chic A St Louis—
Con ft en 4 "**s ser A 1940-AAO
47**
38
k 107
Norf—lit g 4s *39 JAJ
Income 4s Jan 1 1939
Bid.
Bonds
Ask.
47**
36**
__
Extend'd at 4 J* % to Marl'50
N Y FPU
I
75
BONDS
RAILROAD
Aug., 1935]
• Negotiability impaired by maturity.
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,
'■ Si
.
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■'
•
•v.
J'. "
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i
76
railroad bonds
Bonds and Stocks.
Bid.
U ilon Pacific¬
ist ry & land gr 4o g 1947:.J&J
1st & ref 4s June 2008
M&S
Ask.
Ill
106
115
116
10534
10334
1st & ref 6s June 2
2008--M&S
40-year 434» 1967
—J&J
40-year 4s 1908
J&D
Eq tr 434* 'ae-^ (yr)
m&N
Eq 434s Sept 15'36 '39-M&S15
Eq tr 5s 1936-'87 (yr)
M&S
Union RR 6s
.—1946
1H34
10634
10634
>
2 00
>
2.00
»
w
2.00
126
\l
1%..
Union Terminal Oo (Dallas)—
1st g 6s 1942 opt 1922
„
434s 1979
Atlanta Birin
26
Augusta & Savannah (guar)—100
Cumberland 7% gu
50
40
46
126
Bangor Aroostook
7% preferred
11134
Beech Creek (guar N
10634
10634
Bellefonte
13 34
50
.,1? H
iilH
115
33
35
85H
50
89
Belgian Nat Rys Oo
Ceng 4s 1955 series A
29
18*
100
100
Y C)
150
37
88
1(M)
com
82
32
25
Bait A
104
Series B 1967
„
F&A
—M&N
American shares partlc pref.
1st guaranteed 434«—
July 1914 coupon
J&J1934
July 1914 coupon off
J&J
334
103
'
'
56
3
FIcksburg anrevepori
& Pacific—
Pr lien 6s '15 ext 5% '40—M&N
_Gen 5s May 11941
M&N
Virginia Mid gen 5s 1936 —M&N
Fa & Southwest 5s 2003
J&J
1st cons g 5s 1958
A&<)
100
92
10134
97
63"
66
Virginian Railway—
1st M gold 5s 1902 opt.—M&N
1st in 434s 1962 ser B—M&N
111
11134
10434
Bq tr 43*s 1936-1940(yr)—J&J b 3.00
Eq tr 5a 1936-1938 (yr)
.M&N b 3.00
Wabash RR—1st g 5s 1939-M&N
95
.
2d gold 6s 1939
F&A
Deb mtge 6s series B 1939-J&J
1st Hen term gold 4s 1954-J&J
7734
6034
Ref &
gen 534s 1976 A...M&S
Certificates of deposit......
83
89
89
18
1834
92
9334
60
334s Jan 1954 op 19241—J&J
Wash Term Oo—334s 1946—F&A
1st gold 4s 1945 guar—...F&A
Washington & Vandemere—
1st 434* 1947
F&A
West Jersey & Sea Shore—
Consol gold 4s 1936
J&J
Cons 3 34* g series B 1930-- J&J
West Shore 1st 4s 2301
J&J
Registered
...J&J
West Virginia & Pittsburgh—
62
10634
90
b
4.25
Penna 6s 1937.-j&J
10536
10634
33
'f
Equipment trust 5s
,b
Eq tr 534s 1935-'38 fyrt-.J&D b
Western Pocohontas 434s 1945..
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR—
1st consol gold 4s 1949—-M&S
Ref M 4 34s series A 1900.M&S
Ref gold 5s series B 1900.M&8
Wheeling Term 4s 1940
3334
7.50
7.50
101
1st guar g 5s 1942
..J&D
Willamette Val Southern Ry—
__6s 1939
..F&A
Will mar & Sioux Falls^-
82 34
80
3334
3334
0.50%
6.50%
109
10334
104
4234
^
it*
._
.
:
Nortn
"234
3
Pacific—
100
iP.
*VHsr<irn—-1(H)
234
7% preferred
6% preferred
534
134
234
134
1 34
100
.
534
234
100
Cine New Orl & Texas Pacific. 100
Preferred..
100
190
200
107
110
,
74
5% conv preferred
100
4% non-cum preferred..—100
-10
Montgomery & Erie
Mobile & Ohio—wee Southern R>
Morris & Essex (guar)
u— 50
1st 4% non-cum pref..——100
2d 5% non-cum preferred.-100
London Northern...—-100
New
New
New
N Y
Orl Texas & Mexico
100
York Central RR
(t)
Ohic & 81 Ixmis com.—-100
10% non-cum
100
100
Northern Cent, (guar Pa RR). 50
North'n N H (guar B & M)_.100
Northern Pacific Ry———..100
-100
10534
Consol RRs of Cuba 0% pref. 100
Cripple Creek Central
1<«'
Preferred
.100
Cuba RR 6% non-cum pref.. 100
....
_
6
Preferred (guar C H & D).. 50
Delaware & Bound Br (guar..100
Delaware & Hudson Oo.
100
98
102
198
205
25
—
.
Denv & Rio Gr West 6% pref
Denver & Salt Lake
Detroit Hills & S W (guar).
Detroit & Mackinac Ry
non-cum pref
Duluth South Shore A
50
100
(t)
100
100
y
/
1034
8J
8
,
U
71
934
50
69
50
71
1
188
134
434
434
111#
23
7u
68
73
1134
preferred——.100
non-cum
y..
y
^yyVy-Ayy
-v
'
37
Preferred
...
Pitts Cln Ohic & St Louis..—100
Pitts Ft W A Chic coin (gu) .100
7% conv pref (guar Pa RR)-100
Pttsburgh A Lake Erie—. . AO
Pittsb & West Virginia—....100
Pitts b Youngs town & Ashtabula—
7% non-cum preferred—...100
Prov & Worcester (guar)
100
Railroad Securities Oo—
39
78
162
166"
179
183
65
62
1034
934
165
158
92
7
J4 % 111 Cent stk ctf 1952- .1000
Reading Company.—.
50
4% non-cum 1st pref.......50
36
95
Potom—Com—100
Dividend obligations—
100
6% guaranteed
—100
7% guaranteed
.....100
rtoch & Genesee Val RR
100
834
3834
38
75
Rich Fred &
Rome & Clint
D A H)—100
(am
37
103
75
130
160
85
82
75
100
4
5
Bridge let pref.—100
2nd preferred
—.100
St Louis-San Francisco Ry
100
145
72
150
Rutland 7% preferred—
St ixi u 1m
6% non-cum
preferred..—100
St Louis Soutn western
5% non-cum preferred
Saratoga a ocheiiectady (gu)
Seaooard Air Line cm mon .
75
I
II
111
18 J
134
KM)
100
a00
..t
4-2% non-cum preferred—100
Sharon
60
Southern Pacific Co..———100
Southern Ry common.
5% non-cum
100
preferred——100
105
"i
52
66
1934
1934
734
79*
Tennessee Central.......
334
64
3M
!3334
13
175
78
105
110
81
634
934
80
834
107"
49
42"
37
74
118
20 34
40
7
234
.
Lit Schuyl Nav RR & Ooal(gu) 50
Louis & Mo Riv pref (guar) —100
152
10
21
17
15*
25
103
3134
2734
65
23
834
23
21
260
60
tr ctfs..
Ohio stk
Texas & Pacific.
.
--it)
—......100
Onion
78
134
1434
100
53
preferred—...100
1&*
11"
105
100
Troy & Gr'bush (gu N Y O)- 50
Tunnel RR of St Louis
100
Lehigh Valley.
65
27
147
18
6
a
V 80
263
60
19
1
65
75
Southwestern of Ga (guar)...100
1434
Stk tr ctfs—See RR Securs Oo
Internet Rys (Cent Am) com (t)
Com vot trust ctfs........ (t)
4%
-i00
66
69
1234
20
100
Lackawanna RR of N J—...100
50
Preferred
60
Little Miami original guar... 50
Spec guar betterment stk.
50
preferred .—........100
13
334
834
10934
1934
06
Ogden Mine RR (gu
ofd Colony (gu NYNH&H)-100
Oswego & Syrac (gu D L & W) 60
Passaic & Dei Ext....--——.100
Paterson & Hudson River
60
Pennsylvania RR
60
Pennroad Corp v t c
——
1
Peoria & Bureau Val (guar)..100
Peoria & Eastern
100
Pere Marouet.te Ry com
100
18
A*
Manhattan—....100
L & Ohio—Pref (gu)—100
Kansan Cftv Southern
.....105
74
78
168
1234
2034
99"
97
95
Mob a
100
K O St
'v
75
.......100
5% preferred—
—.100
Joliet & Chic (guar C & A)—100
Rai Allegan A vet Rap igU)_—10U
74
162
Green Bay A Western..... ..100
Gulf Mobile & North com—.100
6% preferred
13 34
9
834
Non-cumul 6% pref ser A—100
Leased lines (guar)
...100
it*
78
55
75
13
pt
Wayne & Jack pref (guar). 100
Georgia RR& Bank Oo (gu)—100
Great Northern Ry—
Iron Oro prop trust ctfs——ft)
6% non-cum preferred
.100
Hudson &
534
734
34
76
1st preferred.. 100
2d preferred—100
Hartford & Ooun Western
2l"
55"
1*
51
.—
108
234
51
50
50
100
Erie & Ralamaauu iguar;.
Erie & Pitts (guar Pa RR)...
90
47
lOO
Atl
KJmira & W'roeoort (guar).
Preferred (guar Nor Cent).
non-cum
?8*
if1
uhH
100
130
10634
1934
4% non-cum 2d pref
—50
Rensselaer A (Saratoga (guar) -100
45*
43
com (.guar;
134
188
106
.
50
Dayton A Mich
4% non-cum
10534
4
V'
40
..
?34
186 34
105
91
Phlla & Trenton (gu Pa RR)
108
434
t*
100
On N J). 100
Norwich & Worcester pref
14 34
Preferred
135
160
101
Piedmont & Northern'....... 100
103
2^
20
133
65
62
102
13 34
50
8
21
034
99
17
4% 1st non-cum preferred—100
non-cum preferred-.100
O duinbus A Aunia (guari
Connecticut & Passumpslc—
120
334
20?|
47
8634
5034
5034
1834
1734
18
115
50
5% prior preferre..
49
45
'Sii
100
North RR of N J (guar Erie)
Pittsburgh Bess & Lake Erie..
5u
..100
21
47
Northern Securities Oo stubs....
North Pennsvlv (iru P&R).
60
87
KUy
1934
preferred—.-50
160
bettertii't stk (guar Pa
8
6434
43
Phlla Gorin A Norris (guar)..
49
4
6334
National Rys of Mexico—
83
85
5ii
50
234
39
45
100
145
Rii;7%
234
33
Nashv & Decatur (gu L & N)—
100
...—
334
Mobile & Birmingham—
100
4%
"334
IOC
5%
44
334
234
10
;,7H
Pacific cum
68
guar
1
1
7% preferred series A
62
234
234
100
Mo-Kan-Tex RR com
110
preferred
15"
5
50
non-cum
19
i~,66o
50
Cln < ulon i'erio 6% pref.. .100
Clearfield & Mahoning (guar)..50
4%
Albany & Sucquehanna (guar)
:
100
1%
234
—.100
5% non-cum preferred
5% non-cum
(lilnois Central
i'i:
J*
1<M.
com
Erie—Common-...—.—
17
Ala Great Southern
.v
—.100
Delaware Lack & Western—
Par
:■y:
8sa
6% non-cum preferred.....100
East Penna iguur f a By..— 50
tid^pi936:;j&j f
;Vi'
Common
50
Missouri
;
"534
1734
50
Minneapolis & St Louis
100
Minneapolis St P & 8 8 M—.100
7% non-cum preferred——100
4% eased line ctfs—
100
Mississippi Central—
100
is*
73
52
4434
» *>uisv common.- .100
A
50
Preferred
Mlnehili & Schuyl Hav (gu)—
Adjust 4% non-cum pref—100
No Carolina (guar So UK). .100
49
525
5
75
45
58
38
490
52
80U
1
7% conv preferred—.——.100
N Y Ontario & Western—
100
Norfolk Southern...—100
Norfolk & Western Ry
.—100
34
4% 2d
9734
10434
1.50%
1.50%
106
10634
20
/_
—
58
Ask
~43~
4134
10U
Michigan oentral
Midland Valley com
N Y Lack & West (guar)
N Y New Haven & Hartf
95
Bid.
..100
Massawippi Valley
6% preferred series A..—-100
com
cut
... ,1
60
Ohic & East TPInois common.lOf
P
100
N Y & Harlem
11*
89
93
55
55
-
at
Preferrnd
5% non-cum preferred
22
■;.
54
.
5%
40
lst guar g 5s 1938
..J&D
Wilmington & Newborn—
1st gold 4s 1947
F&A
Winnipeg Term.
See Can North
,y£i: H
> 52
Delaware
108
10234
103 34
106
F&A
White & Black River Valley—
1st 5s 1980
J&J / 10
Wichita Union Terminal Ry—
1st ggu 4 4s 1941 opt—.M&N
104
Wilkes-Barre & Eastern
Mabamadi" Victaburg"^*
i"2M
14o
100
...25
4%-100
Common stamped 5%
100
Oatawissa RR—1st pref (guar) .50
2d pref (guar P&R)
50
Cayuga & Susq (gu D L & W). 30
Central or New Jersey
100
Chesapeake Corp
(t)
Chesapeake & Ohio common ..25
Chicago Burl & Quincy——100
OleveA '^tts iguar Pa
9034
Gen mtge gold 4s 1943
A&O
Western Pacific RR Corp—
RAILROAD STOCKS.
~2~~
com
Colorado & Southern
9734
A—j&j
10334
....6 4.25
4«ToW—M&N
16
Canada Southern
Ohic Milw
50
50
.....100
OleveOinc Chicago A Ht L
90
103
10234
82)4
...A&O
Slip & OuHIW
14
33
6%
8834
Maryland 4sl952—A&O
Certificates of deposit
8
,
30
a
Pref (guar L S & M 8)
Maine Central
100
U nstamped
9
11H
Cincinnati Sandusky & Cleveland
107
West Fruit Exp—See Gt Nor—
Winstou-Saieuu Southbound—
1st gold guar 4s 1900
J&J
Wis Cent Ry—1st M fir 4« *49 J&J
8
8
7% non-cum preferred—.—100
Ohic R 1 A Pacific common—100
19
24
141
Oaro Cllnchfield & O
Par.
Nashy Chatt & St Louis
23"
-
Chicago A
81
934
934
8
100
25
20
W ashington Co Ry 1st
g guar
1st M 5s 1946 series A
M&S
Assented 5s 1948..——....
1934
8
834
100
18
gen 5s 1980 ser D—A&O
Certificates of deposit..
a
100
100
100
100
Preferred scamped.
Ohic ind
1934
8
8tooka
Cxiulsville & Nashville
Mahoning Coal RR
Stamped
4% non-cum preferred
Warren 1st refg 3 34s 2000— F&A
Wash Cent 4s Mar 1948... aMar
i
6
*
Bost & Prov (guar Old Col)
Camden & Burl Co (guar)
5934
57
gen 4)*s 1978ser O.A&O
Certificates of deposit..—.
N
116
7
100
Stamped—
1st pref 5' ro class A
1st pref 8( yo class B
1st pref 7' yo class C
1st pref If % class D_
1st pref 434 % class E
0% preferred
Chicago Greaf West
4% preferred—
8334
Rel &
West
11534
534
100
100
100
100
100
1st pref 434 % class E
7% Prior pret—
6934
68
Bef A
1st & re» 534s 1977 ser
Equipment trust 4 34s
Equipment trust 5s
64"
10034
5s 1976 ser B..F&A
Certificates of deposit...
Western
80
89"
Ref &
f 4s 1990
9534
83
83
*41.A&O
1st pref 5% class A
1st pref 8% class B
1st pref 7 % class O
1st pref 10% class D
Canadian Pacific
1934
Det & Chic ext 1st g 5s '41.J&J
Des M Dlv 1st g 4s 1939—J&J
Toledo & Ohic 4s g 1941—M&S
Omaha Dlv 1st 334s
litis
105
2%
1634
Equipment trust 5 34s....
Equiptment trust 5a
Bq u 4>>s 1956 42 (yr)—A&O
g
134
(guar NYC).. lUO
Bo»*on & Maine com
.....100
IP.
Cask war & scipt rcpt No .5 on *7 234
Vermont Vail 1st 434s 1940- -A&O
10134
FIcksburg Bdge & Term Oo—
1st Msf0s 1958..
M&S
54
Debenture s f 7s 1948
3
M&S
Wabash Ry—
...-50
Unstamped—■
i.
-
Central
Boston & Alb
Vera Cruz A Pacific RR—
/.yy
MX
23
107)4
Fandalla BR—
K
90
79
145
123
M&S
95
55
pref
10U
Char Air L
(guar)
100
ttlanta & West Point
.100
Ulantlc Coast L Oo of
Conn.-50
itlantic Coast L RR com
100
Den 1st g 334s Mar 1 '61.M&S
„
5434
& Ooaat
iwan A
11034
—
Ask.
92
Atchinson Topeka A Santa FelOO
6% non-cum pref.
100
10634
ii&O
-
v»onerai gold 4s 1944
Bid.
Par.
Baltimore & Ohio com.
4% non-cum pref
United N i RR & Oanal Oo—
v
Stocks.
Allegheny & West (0% guar).100
51
47
50
105
115
Pacific—Common.....100
4% non-cum preferred...—100
United N J RR a Oanal (gU).l(H)
Otlca Chen & Susq Val (gu).100
Otica Clinton & Binghamton. 100
Valley RR (N Y) (guar)—.100
Vermont & Mass (guar)—...100
Vicksb Shrevep & Pac com_-_100
5% non-cum preferred—-.100
Virginian Railway com
—100
tYabash Railway
——.100
5% non-cum pref A..——100
5% non-cum conv pref B—100
W*
60
West Jersey & Seashore (guar) 50
Western Maryland Ry com—10^
1st preferred
100
4% non-cum 2d pref.......100
Warren N J (guar DBA
Western Pacific RR
Corp....100
6% non-cum preferred..—100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry—-100
6% non-cum preferred
100
4
1934
70
'
6
\ 20
55
145
150"
10534
8834
10634
9034
254
87
23
258
90
26
98
102
12234
54
57
72"
100
07
234
134
49
52
66
68.^
4*
58,
11H
13$
834
.
334
22
31
■■
:
■
•••:'
'
■:;
yy.y
b Basis,
per
f This
1100 face
y-y-y.
•
price
Includes
int.
accrued interest,
k Last sale,
♦ Negotiability lm Dai red
by maturity.
n
Nominal.
x
Ex-divide ad.
t No
par
value.
J Quotations represent
NOTICE.—All bond prices are "and
interest" except where marked "f" and income and defaulted bonds*
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
Quotations for all securities are as near as
Stocks and Bonds.
Per
Administered Fund
Affiliated Fund
Air
Investors
(t)
Inc
share.
General American Investors —1
1.47
t C.
v
1~61
(t)
Convertible preferred
Warrants
Aldred Invest Trust (Mass)—
16
(+)
;
58
62
52
56
1
92
94
$6 pref ("with
Pref
34
(f)
9534
F&A
1.09
Amer. Capital Oorp A
Class B
$3 preferred
A&O
11
fclOl
Amer. Oomposit Trust Shares
434
American
European Secur
(t)
Coll tr s f 5s 1958 ser A
J&J
Amer Founders Chrp common.. 1
Amer &
Investors Inc
Preferred
Warrants
Railroad
"34
30
31
1.15
9
53""
13 34
14 34
334
434
?>
?
S3 preferred A
'
634
34
Warrants
113*
53
3 34
.........
Bancamerica-Blair Corp........
Bancshares, Ltd—
Participating shares .......50c
Bankers Nat Investing com A (t)
Common
Bankers Sec Oorp of
...........
534
50c
M
Am..."„V(t)
7% preferred
.....10
Basic Industry Shares
—(t>
British Type Investors d A
1
Bullock Fund Ltd
(1)
28c
13 3*
...
10
J&D
3 3*
334
1334
Without warrants
Corporate Trust shares old
v
m mm m
m
m m
series
mrnmmm mm m
44
25.48
234
38 34
...
234
634
334
21
24
2
27.40
§*
4
10
100
io
7% cum preferred
100
Cumulative TrustSbares
(f)
Deposited Insur Shs ser A_.
Deposited Bank Shs N Y ser A—
_
.
2634
3234
C shares..
_D shares
...........
Elec Shareholdings
Corp
com..
•6 conv pref with warr
<♦>
_
Equity Trust Shares
Federated Capital Oorp com
2834
8434
3.70
6
v
6% preferred
Series B
8V*
o
30
134
134
(t)
25
(t)
46.67
Fourth Naf'l Investors w w
1
Fundamental Investors Inc
Fundamental Trust Shares Inc—
31
2.21
3134
Class A..................
Class B
(f)
4.81
5.35
.
..............
k Last sale,
I.
.
'
Jy
;
n
2.41
Nominal,
x
16.46
134
134
45c
634
1*
IF
883*
Southern Corp com
Spencer Trask Fund Inc
—(t)
Standard Amer. Trust shares
Standard Corporations Inc
1
Standard Industrials Inc
Standard Investing Oorp com_(t)
$5.50 preferred
(t)
Deb 5s Mar 1 1937 with warr..
Ex warrants
-------
F&A 15
10334
36
65*
1*
1lo5
Class C
* Called Oct. 1 at 100>*•
—
A*
69
7134
63*
534
134
6% cum
84
%
1834
19j|'
5s
conv
16.52
2.80
4.60
1.55
17.57
3.05
5.00
1.67
J**
26
oi*
27
943*
943i
9334
95"
9434
57c
63c
71.37
76.99
?
4034
334
433*
4*
3.47
2.40
1.38
1
243*
(t)
431
(t)
pref
Warrants
903*
134
10934
....—-----
deb 1953
Trusteed Amer Bank
J&J
Shares B___
3.58
1.31
3.68
Bank shares.......
Trustee Stand Invest serO
Class D.
—
Trustee Standard Oil shares A—
34
334
34
......
Trustee N Y
1.40
84
81
6.41
...
1.39 Third National investors
37
! Tri-continental Corp....
73
81
6.40
..........
Class D
17.76,
23.001 Supervised Shares
Series B
—
Trust Fund Shares.............
1.01
1.19
1.44
2.42
6.15
2.75
6.25
5.20
5.30
2.37
43*
33*
Union Amer Invest Corp—
90
6
92
634
80
883*
48
55
3——
U 8 & British internal class A_(t)
$3 preferred—
it)
ueb g 5s 1948
-M&N
U S Elec Light & Pow tr ctf A...
Trust ctfs ser B—.....—
33*
85
334
87 34
8734
98
9834
3534
Voting trust ctfs.—
U S Elec Pow Oorp com w war .1
U S & Foreign Securities com.(t)
$6 1st preferred——
(t)
U 8 & Internat Sec
.....(t)
with warrants—(t)
Utility Equities Corp com—(t)
$5.50 priority stock
Utility & Industrial Oorp
1st pref
39
5
22
23
"34
2.04
2.27
VA
*334
United N Y Bank Shares O
11
85
(t)
5s ser A 1948
J&D
United Founders common
.1
United Gold Equities (Can)—
Standard shares
—1
United Insurance Tr Stocks F
Common
.. —
9234
1034
__(t)
134
69
2.42
Trusteed Industry Shares
ft)
Pacific Investing Oorp—
Deb 5s 1948 without warr.-J&J
Pacific Southern Invest pref—(t)
Class A
(f
1*45
1 33
7.52
3.92
3.67
—
58
3
M&N
A&O
Class B
Class BB
"6"
Old Colony Trust Assoc
A.if)
.....—-—-(')
preferred
(t)
S3 cum conv 1st pf—
50
Sun Investing Oorp com— — (t)
$3 convertible preferred
(f)
Super Oorp of Amer class A——
Class AA..———
"23*
16.42
13*
—
$1.20
10134
1023*
21.16
A
Common B
5
91c
134
38
2.76
(t)
—
Sterling Securities common
100
103
70
80
Spanish & Gen Oorp Ltd—
Am dep rets ord reg——_£1
Amer dep rets
ord bearer £1
Standard Utilities Inc......—(+)
State St Investment Oorp—- - (t)
79
79
Ex-dividend.
Trustee sh.
28
.(t)
Class B
4.54
$5.50 prior stock ........—it)
Allotment certificates..— .—
434s Mar 1 1942
M&S
334
5s March 1 1952—
M&S
19.44 Shenandoah Oorp common.... 1
2.50
$3 convertible preferred
25
2.68
Securities.........100
Oils & Industries com..
Preferred
Old Colony Invest Trust—
.....
General com__(t)
30c
2.68
2.65
Co
70
534a series 2 Oct 1937
Selected Management
234
Sbawmut Bank Inv Trust—
42
2.12
Deb 5s Nov 1 1947
Deb 5s April 1 1948
913
7.74
3*
25
1953
Overseas Securities
(t)
preferred
25
Debenture 434s Feb 1 1947
Debenture 4 34« Dec 15 1952...
43.31
4.03
--
North American Trust shares—
1958
Northern
conv
4634
1955.......................
1956
1.48
.(f)
Niagara Share Oorp (Md)
Conv deb 534s 1950——M&N
B common
.............5
$6 cum preferred—
—(f)
North American Bond Trust Ctrs.
Common
..
Fidelity Fund, Inc
Five Year Fixed Trust shares
Fixed Trust Shares series A
_(t)
/Flat price,
Voting trust ctfs—
New Jersey Bankers Securities—
N Y Bank Trust Shares—
2 60
1.50
1.13
18
Remodified
Nationwide Sec Co.............
35"
4.55
4
1
...
National Securities Investment. I
Preferred
100
National Trust Shares—
4.09
1
Equity Oorp common .......10c
$3 conv preferred
.......
Equity Shares
,
Warrants
57
$5
Deb 534 b 1939
Stand Oil Trust Shares
Class B
1.27
...
2.34
Dividend Shares...............
Eastern Utilities Investing Oorp—
Deb 5s 1954—
M&8 15 fk 14
—
$5.50 preferred
4.45
3.40
5
Major Shares Corp........
(f)
Maryland Fund Inc
Massachusetts Investors Trust..1
88
834
...............
Ijow-Priced Shares.....
Nat Bond & Share Corp...—.(f)
National Investors
(t)
108
Diversified Trustee Shares
B shares
Without warrants....
Mutual Investment Trust—
113
1.28
Investors
Equity—
Oou.-iiture 5s series A 1947
Deb 5s ser B 1948 with warr..
34
234
Securities Oo of New Jersey—
100
24
2.59
preferred.
1947—
Investors Fund of America...—*
3
3934
2.59
8%
V
Investment Trust of N Y coll A..
10034
2.20
A A (modified)
AGO (modified)
Oram & Forster Inc com.....
I
i
without warrants.
Accumulative series.........
Orum & Forster Tnsursb B
—————10
% preferred
(t)
.=>8 series A with warrants
100
2234
2 47
75
96
4434
5s series A 1947
.....—J&D
Investment Co of Am—
1034
2.20
m m m m i
87g
k
$3 convertible pref "A"
Share—
1034
86
2.21
„
J&D
1
(f)
Common
.
:
30
2.32
72
13*
563*
1.67
1.32
1.27
Investment Bond &
14 34
3.70
22
1
Commonwealth Securities pf—100
Continental Secur Oorp com..(t)
5% preferred
......100
V!
Debenture 5s May 1
1942
"48c
2$
100
—...100
3 35
Class B
Century Shares-Trust.....
(t)
Chicago Corporation.f
Convertible preferred......u
Commercial National Corp...
Int Sec Corp of Am com A
(t)
Class B common .........(t)
134
2934
10.13
47
Second Nat Inv Oorp—
Common.. *
.........—1
$6 preferred
-(t)
Selected American shares
Selected American Shares Inc
Selective Cumulative Shares
Selected Income Shares ...... —
Selected Industries com
(t)
tellH!
9.38
95
1.62
1.28
Securities Corp
1830l
Interstate Equity common
V*
(t)
——
28
1.50
103
100
42"
i_
-
95c
40
1948
20c
Holding Corp..
Hydro Elec Sec com—.(t)
'.222(f)
Incorporated Investors. .
2.47
independence Trust Shares .
14.81
Indus & Power Securities Co
Insull Utility Invest—
34
Deb g 5s Jan 1949
F&A ♦/
*
Deb g 6s 1940 B with war.. J&J
nt"
25c
Insurant*hares Co. of Delaware..]
63*
Insuranshares (Md) ctfs Inc —1
9834
134
<t)
60
F&A
Class B common
6% preferred
—
Debenture 5s 1948..
93c
Debenture 5s series A
103
1
6s series 4 Nov 1942.......—
Huron
834
834
96
52
34
134
5sseries 3 Dec 1937—....—--
2*
i*
;
-(f)
Debenture 5s 1947—
1
1
(t)
—
1.01
~
1.17
1.36
453*
91c
Royalties Management A...—
Int Sec Oorp A com—(ti
Second
1.13
1.03
15
234
23*
...
86c
1.16
r
—
Guardian Luviators com.......
$6 preferred
$3 preferred
$7 preferred
1.47
1.36
85c
stock
Common
1.07
Guardian Invest Trust.......(f)
634% preferred...
6% preferred
75c
3.50
Canadian Investment Fund Ltd..
Capital Administration cl A....1
Class B.
(t)
cum pref ser A
5s series A 1953
Cent Nat Oorp class A
1134
5334
334
634
13 H
_
•3
41
27
(f)
1.15
(t)
*
Ask.
share.
44
1.36
101
1.03
84c
Equipment Shares-
Shares...
1.51
*1.19
Tobacco Shares..............
Utilities
55""
(t)
.
Steel Shares........—..——.
.........
Preferred ww
..50
Atlantic Secur 434« A 1953.A&0
Atlas Oorp common.........(f)
Machinery Shares.
734
.
w
1.16
;
—
534
7
........
Associated Stand Oil Shs
Atlantic & Pac Int com w
Equipment Shares..
Shares..
Railroad Shares..--—
Amer Insuranstoekn Corp
Amer
1.47
Petroleum
Common class
....(f)
common....!
77c
Distillery & Brewery Shares—
"434
96M
A_(t)
B—.......( ■)
S3 preferred....
.......( )
Amerex Holding Corp
( )
1.11
95c
v:,:,''.- 1.33
1.23
1234
28 34
1.04
Gen Sec com class
1.01
Investing Co Shares..........
Merchandising Shares.......
Mining Shares
29
preferred sec D ........50
7% preferred ser B
..._50
Amer General Equities Ins
1.45
Building Shares-
634
i
(T)
—
1948.A&0
Quarterly Income SharesRailway & Lt Sec 5s......
434s May 1 1953
~
3
Amer Elec Sec partlc pref .....1
(t)
$6 preferred
Pub Util Investing 5s
Preferred
1.31
86c
Industrial
10
..10c
Representative Trust. Shares
Republic Investors Fund
Reynolds Invest 5s 1948.—.——
66
;
——
Food Shares...
(t)
Deb 5s 1943
.
20
.........(t)
•5.50 prior pref
Automobile Shares
Electrical
(t)
American <& Continental Corp
Common
14
Invest-
Great Brit & Canada
.(f)
fiec r-orn
Phoenix
$3 conv pref class A
Plymouth Fund Inc..
Reliance iutornatUorp com A(10c >
allot, ctf. 25% 1st pref (f)
Chemical Shares
234
(t)
.....
12
warrants)—.ft)
2
Aviation Shares.
2534
Amer Business Shares
J*
22
ment Corp 434s 1959——A&O
Group Securities, Inc—
Agricultural Shares...——.
Amer Bankstocks Corp
(f)
American British & Continental—
Common ................it)
5"34
134
1
Realty & Utlitle# com
Bid.
Per
Prudential Investors
18 34
German Credit & Invest.
'34
Allied Int Investing Oorp com.(t)
S3 convertible preferred
.(t)
332
4.85
investors Trust—...
General
93*
9534
15*>
,
6
—
Par.
share.
3i6
—It)
$6 preferred..
Stocks and Bonds.
Ask.
k 10334
Corp.—1
General Investment
Gen'l
Alliance Investment com.... (t)
5s A with warr 1949
J&J
g
92
Warrants
Deb 4Ha with com shs.
1967
Aldred Investment Corp (Can)—
Deb 434s with com shs
..1968
>eb
{6 preferred
5s 1953
9
(t)
$6 preferred
Deb 5s Feb 1 1952 without warr
IS
17:
34
...
....
Bid.
Par.
Per
14.98
........
com w W
com..
Stocks and Bonds.
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
Convertible preferred
6.34
13*
t No par value.
n*
15
87
88
153*
2.24
153*
2.14
78c
sH
-
86c
$
83
88
134
6534
33*
70
68
70
334
Public Utilities
(Includes street and electric railways, gas, electric power, water,
telegraph, telephone and bridge companies.*
bond prices are "and interest" except where marked
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of
NOTICE.—All
Bid.
Bonds
Alabama
61
102 %
97
96 %
85
J&D
03%
103%
98
98
86
91
93
97 %
1st g 5s Jan 1 I960 opt
Atlantic Co Wat 5s *58
J&J
Albanv
Ry-~ See United Trao
42
Albia Lt & Ry 1st mtge 5s *41 J&J
AlbuquerqueNat Gash %s'40 M&N / 18
Alleg bellev & P—See Phila
Allegheny Gas Oorp 6%b'43 M&N I 14
Allentown-Bethlehem Gas 1st
f
107%
5%«1954
A&O
Alliance Power 1st 6s 1952.-M&S / 30
Alton
Water 5s 1956
Ahoona &
Logan
1st coll 4s Jan 1
47
69
71
70
Amarlllo Gas 6s
Amer Commonwealths
Deb g 6s 1952 ser A
Deb g 5%s 1953
f1onv deb 6s 1940.
Power-
F&A
2*
M&N
M&S
...
*}
1
~i%
2%
Amer Klec Pow deb 6s '6'< M&S 15 *f 14%
Amer & Foreign Power Oo—
73 %
Deb g 6s 2030
M&S
Amer Fuel & Pow 7s 1934—.J&J S
3
105 %
Amer G & K deb 5s 202H
..M&N
74%
Am
Community Pow 5%s '53 J&J
.
Am Gas & Pow deb 5s 1953.M&N f
Certificates of deposit
Secured deb 6s I93v»
...J&D
l
36
36
41
40
ueb 6s zulo
;
'
41
91 %
60%
61
12
M&S
Amer Stater Public Serv—
1st 1 6%s 1948 ser A
M&N
Deb 6s 1938
J&D
Amer Telep & Tel eg—
Oonv g 4s '36 conv aft '09.M&S
Coll trust 5s 1946..
J&D
Deb sf 6s 1960
..J&J
14
108 %
109
112%
112%
108%
112%
112%
112%
108%
112%
Amer Toll Bridge 1st 7s '45.A&0
103
2nd convertible 8s 1945..A&O
105%
.American Utilities Co—
1st lien & ref 6s 1945
J&D / 27
Deb 6 %s 1941
21
M&N 1
Amer Util Service 6s 1964
73
104
100%
86%
M&S
Deb 6s 1975 Ser A
Deb 5s 1975 ser B
Ana&Pot R
M&j.,
76
J&D
100%
88%
77
102%
70
F&A
102%
75
Appalachian Elec Power—
1st & ref 5s 1956
.
..
105 M
i07 %
M&N
Appalachian Power5s 1941..J&D
7% gold bonds 1936
F&A
Deb gold 6s 2024
J&J
108%
..
Ardmore St Ry—See Phila Oo.
Arlsona Edison 1st 5s 1948— J&
6s s f series A 1945
A&O
Arizona Pow 6s 1947 ser A
M&N
Pow
Geh 6 H»
1st
s
tal
1935
;
63
15
M&>
61
J&J
Arkansas P & L 1st 6s 1956.A&0
A kansaw Water 1st 5s
1956-A&O
Arkansas W estern Gas Oo—
Bell Telephone of Canada—
1st g 5s 1955 ser A....
M&f
104
.
j&j
Associated Gas & Elec Oo—
Oonv deb 5%s 1977
F&A
Oonv deb 4%s *48 ex-warr. M&5 A
Oonv deb 4%s
..
1949....J&J l.
A&C
50
74
105
s*
23%
25%
25%
23
48
5%s 1973—...F&A
44
J&D
IP
24^
30%
W*
24
50
K*
42
Gen
m
19%
20%
1st
ra
90
1st
con
1stM 4s series B
1965.—J&J
55
104%
100
Telep util deb 6s IW42A&0 f
Certificates of deposit..
/
Com deb 6s 1941
—M&8 f
Certificates of deposit..
f
Oonv det> 5Hs 1944 ser
O.M&K
69
52
Assoc
22
22
21%
21%
*f 22
Certificates of deposit..
f 22
2-yr 6% uotes 1983
A&O f 40
Certificates of deposit....
*/ 40
Associated Telep & Tel eg Oo—
Deb 5%s 1955 ser A
M&N
74%
Atchison Ry
Light. & Power—
1st 5s Nov 1935_
M&N
Athens (Ga) Ry & Electric—
a
MX & rei ■^S5a'50
opt '15 J&J
100%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
42
42
:
ser
s
s
5s
Brooklyn
g
102%
91
83%
108%
Oent Hud Gas & Elec Oorp—
1st & ref 5s Jan 1957
M&S
Oent Ills Elec & Gas Oo—
109
97
103
99%
106
92
107%
109%
105%
107%
105%
RR
83
88
71
J&J
76
90
109%
109%
Kings Oo El 1st 4s 1949
F&A
Nassau Elec 1st g 4s 1951 J& J
1st 5s 1944
A&O
102%
103
60
102%
120%
125%
Bklyn Un Gas 1st cons5sg'45M&N
1st lien & ref 6s '47 ser A M&N
1st lien & ref 5s ser B 1957 M&N
Oonv deb 5%s 1936——J&j
Deb 5e 1950
J&D
Buff Gen Elec 1st 5s 1939._F&A
1st ref 5s AprU 1 1939
J&J
Gen & ref 5s 1956 ser A..F&A
Gen & ref 4%s 1981
F&A
Buff & Nlag Falls El L & Power—
1st gold 5s 1942
F&A
62%
103%
121
109
126%
110%
105
105%
111
108"
108
110%
112
,
86%
73%
75
108
107
104
106
103%
100%
103%
97%
104%
82%
83%
84"
101
105
83%
%
i*
{
1%
21
42
44
43%
-J&J
M&816
45%
66%
47
10 yr sec 6s 1938
J&J f 18
Oent Vermont Public Serv Oorp—
105%
1st & ref 5s 1959 ser A
A&O
---.
/
38
39
......J&D
M&N f
/
38
37
38
Charleston Cons Ry Gas & El
Oonaol gold 5s 1999—...M&!^
105
5%s series B 1956
series
O
1933
Chattanooga Ry & Light—
1st & ref g 5s 1956 op 16.-M&N
Ohatt Rys 1st cons
os
1st 4%s 1958 aeries A
97%
99
85
105%
106%
103%
M&S
Ohic Aurora & Elgin RR—
1st & ref 6s 1951
39
82
'56.M&N
Ohes & Pot Tel of Va 5s *43.M&N
Chester Water Service Oo—
104
/
6
/
18
18
19
•'
19
72%
Chicago City Ry 1st 5s '27—F&A '
Certificates of deposit
/ 72%
Ohic Dist Elec Generating—
103
1st M4%e 1970
M&S
104
1st 6s series B 1961..
M&N
104
Deb 5%n
1935-A&O
Ohic Gas L&O see Peoples G L&C
73
Certificates
deposit
J&J /
J&J /
1st mtge gold 5s 1936
ser A
1st & ref 6s 1955
t—i '» o o
3%
2
1st & ref 5 %s 1956
2
—A&O /
Chicago Railways Oo—
1st 5s 1927 stpd as to 25% Dt
red and pay Aug 1 1933...F&A */ 77%
Otfs of deposit
ser A Feb '27.-A&O
/
/
77%
23%
Certificates of deposit
Series B Feb 1927
J&D
f
23%
/
11
Oons M 5s
Pur
Certificates of deposit
inon 4-5s Feb '27 oDt.J&J
Certificates of deposit
f Ik
f T
Adj lnc 4s Feb 1927 opt—Maj
Certificates of deposit-.
f
Chicago Rapid Transit Oo—
1st & ref 6%s 1944.
._J&J f
Certificates of deposit
/
.
1st & ref 0s 1953 ser A
J&J t
Certificates of deposit
'
Adjust deb 6s July 1963-. J&J
Certificate of deposit.......
io:
—
J&D
Cincinnati Gas & Electric—
1st M 4s 1968 series A
A&O
Oln Newport & Oov L & T—
105"
101%
107
109
1st ref 6s 1947 series A
Cincinnati Street Rv—
73
104
105
105
iH
3
79
78%
24%
'UH
11%
17
16%
5
4
5
12
13
13
12
12
12«
13
13
iooA
107^
101
104
J&J
98%
99%
A 1952--.—A&O
1st 68 1955 ser B
A&O
Olties Serv deb 6s Jan '66
M&8
86%
88
1st
m
5%■
ser
Negotiability impaired by maturity.
90
A&O
M&N
f"
54
56"
53
54
53
54
53
54
55%
Deb g 5s Apr. 1958
Deb g 5s 1963
Deb 5s 1969
1
*
84
Oent States Pow & Lt Oorp—
1st M & 1st Hen 5%s 1953-J&J
Debenture 5s 1944
J&J
Central States Utilities Oorp—
Ohippewa Power 6s 1947.
ntem
Nominal.
97
'
See
n
92
98
103
Oorp—
..
106%
106%
109%
□algary Power 1st 5s 1960--A&O
California Electric Generating—
1st s f g 5s *48 guar
M&S t 106
California Gas & Elec Oorp—
/ This price includes accrued interest,
k Last sale,
correctly reported in last month's issue as having been
paid off.
92
96
91
J&J
Chicago Olty & Oonnec ing Ry
Oolltr s f g 5s Jan 1 1-27. A&C /
109
95%
108%
97
91
1st & gen 0s 1942 ser B
J&J
1st & gen 5s 1955 ser D
J&J
1st & gen 4%s 1957 ser E.J&E
1st & gen 5%s 1961 ser.F—J&D
Oenv Ohio L & P 1st 5s ^,50 A&O k
Oent Pow 1st 5s, 1957, ser D J&J ;
5s
28
105%
107%
1st & ref 4%s 1981 ser H. J&D
6s series I 1957
F&A
Cent Indiana Gas 5s 1957—M&S
Central Indiana Power Uo—
1st & ref 6s 1947 ser A
J&J
Cent MainePr 5s '39 op 19 M&N
5* 1948------
73
104%
95
1st ratge4%s 1967 ser F—J&D
1st & ref 5s 1968 ser G
M&N
Oent States Edis 5%s A 1943A&O
Deb 68 ser A w w 1949
A&O
Central States Elec Oorp—
113
104%
1st & ref 5s 1951
F&A
Oent 111 Light 1st & ref 6s '43A&0
Central Illinois Public Service—
1st & ref 5s 1956 ser E
M&N
Central West Public Se-vlce Oo—
1st I coll 5%s 1956 «er A—m&n
104"
89%
109%
108
110
Central Elec of N J 5s 1940.-J&J
68%
Central Gas & Elec 6s 1940.M&S
First lieu coll tr 5%s '<*«
71%
l&D
104
Central Georgia Pow 6s '38-M&N
Central German Pow 6s '34. J&D */ 42%
/
103%
103%
105%
109
108%
b Basis.
103%
88
Oonv deb 5 %s '49 with war F&A /
Without warrants.
F&A
Cent Public Utility inc 5%s 1952Cent Ry.
See Un Ry & El (Bait)
■i!v.
5s July *41(stp)—M&N
Traction
97%
112%
103%
1st 1 & <>>11 tr 5s 1948 ser A F&A
Oent Dist Telep 1st 5s 43—J&D
65
;
.\F&A
Buffalo
98
97
112%
OeDt Pub Serv
Oo & Sub—
5s 1941 (stpd)
30
Ohic North Shore & MUw R R—
J&J
Queens
29
105
M&N
Oent Pow & Lt 1st 5s 1956.-F&A
125"
107
1939
102%
100
76
84
108
.
City & Newton
82
■f; 82
101%
M&S /
1951
Deb 6%s 1954
107%
.
f 6s ser A 1949.
Brooklyn
79
79
Capital Traction (Wash, D G)—
1st, g 5s June 1 1947
-J&D
Carolina P & List 5s 1956—A&O
Oonv deb
91
J&J
A 1949
f 6s 1Q68 ser A—
Secured
& South Chicago Ry—
1st (10% prin paid) 1927 F&A /
Certificates of deposit
/
87%
107
Ry
Burlington tVt) G L 5s 1956. J&J
Butler Water 5s 1957 A
A&O
Butte El & P 1st s f 5s 1951. J&r>
102
102
5s
Buffalo & Lockport—Buff & Niagara Falls—
105
4%s ext at 6% to 1944—M&S
35
106%
107%
—
75%
101
Atl Cons St RR—See Ga
Ry & El
Atlanta Gas L 5s g 1947 ...J&D
'&J
Bklyn Un Elev 5s 1950
67
M&S k
A
Gen m 5s ser E 1952
.J&J
Bkly a-Mauhattan Transit <
89
Oorp—
k
27
28
120
M&S
BronxG & E 5s I960
Oorp participating 8s '40.M&S
Associated Put) U initios
M&S
27%
82
Bklyn Borough Gas 5s 1967.F&A
Bklyn City « Newton RR—See
Bklyn Manh Transit Oorp.
Bklyn City RR 1st 5s 1941
J&J
Brooklyn Edison Oo—
21
1965
31%
26%
f 6s 1953
s
1st. & ref 5s 1954 Ser
M&N
M&S
5h
28%
Bway & 7 th Ave.—See NY Rys
20
M
75
Broad River Power Oo—
23%
Jst
102%
'
Pr—
M&N / 26
107
Bridgeport Ga* Lt 4s 1052
J*-'
94
Bristol Gas & Elec 5s July 1 1939.
102
British Col Power 5%s i960 M&S
58 series B 1960
M&S
98%
British Ool Tel 5s 1960
J&D
105%
22%
deb 6s series A 1958
.—.M&N
Associated Telep Oo Ltd—
72
81%
107%
104%
104%
108%
102%
102%
101%
108%
M&N
1936
5s March 1944——
7s Sept 1947
41
J&J
St 5s
Weat End
.—.
104
A&O
Deb g 5s Dec 1942
119%
126%
109
104
M&N
*&D
1941
117%
120%
106%
10-year deb 5s 1937
F&A
10-year deb 5s 1940-—.---J&J
26
\
102
106%
H«m»nn Oon Ga*, «ieh 5s ■47__F&rt
Boston Elev Ry 4 %s 1937
41
ser
/
Mtge & col tr 5s '51 ser A_ A&f
Mtge & col tr 5s *52 ser B.A&O
Bleecker St&FulFy—See NY Ry.
Bloomington Dec & Champagne
1st & ref 5s 19*0
".M&B
Bolivian Power 8s ser A '45.A&O
24
1947
36%
101%
Blackstone Val G & E 5s '39. J&.
40
.Ml
91%
94%
103%
87
Birmingham Elec 4%s 1968-M&S
74%
Birmingham Gas 1st 6s '59 .M&N
6% notes 1935
A&O 5 60
Birmingham Term see RR bonds
Birmingham Water Works Uolst m 5%s 1954 ser A
102%
A&C
1st m 5s 1954 ser B
102%
J&E
1st mtge 5s 1957 ser O
104%
F&A
4%fct Nov I
104%
Oduiuet
Oent Ark Pub Serv Oorp—
126%
1938
M&S
1st Uttii
101
119%
Berlin Elec Elev & Underg Rys—
1st mtge s f 6% s 1956
A&O
Binghamton (N Y) Gas Works
J&D
deb 3%s 1978
deb 3%s 1978
103%
113%
Bergen Turnpike 5s 1951—
J&J
Berlin Olty Elect 6%s 1951
J&D /
Sink fund deb 6.. |s 1959—F&A
%s 1959-.
A&O /
Deb 6s Apr 1 19
955
Gob g
103
87%
100%
Oedar Rap Mfg & P 5s '53..J&J
Central Arizona Light & Pow Oo
1st mtge 5s 1900
J&D
119
deb 4%s 1978—F&A
deb 4s 1978
A&O
Income
Income
Income
Income
87"
82
1st & ref 5s 1948 ser B
J&J
1st & ref 5s 1960 ser O
A&O
Belolt Water, Gas & Elec Oo—
1st g 5s 1937
M&fc
Ext) 1st
27%
25
F&A
M&N
£°ns ref deb 4^8 i968__M&N
Oonv deb
106
Brandenburg (Germany) El
103 %
4:5%
107%
106%
117
95
71
11
1st g 5s 1957ser B
J&D
1st mtge 5s 1960 ser O
M&N
Bell Telep Oo of Pennsylvania—
as*
104 &
1st 5%« 1939 with warr
J&j
Ashland (Wis) L & Pow St
Ry.
M gold 5s 1939
Sk,
Ashtabula Water 6o 1958
A&O
A*oc Elect 4Hs 1953
J&J
5s Jan 11961
Oonv deb 5s 1973
Conv deb 4%s 1973
Conv deb 4s 1973
59
6
61
f 7s 1953
Cons ref deb 5s 1968
Oonv deb 5s 1950
Oonv 5%s 1938
58
57
ia
56%
5/
.
&lo
&
108%
55%
Arkansas El & Wat 6s 1944.F&A
Ark
105%
106
..
102
107
106
84%
Oamden & Sub Ry—See P S Oorp
Canada Nor Pow coll 5a '53.M&N
Canadian L & P 5s '49 op '14 J&J
Canadian Rail & Harbor—
93%
Beauharnois L H & P 5 %s '73 J&J
tteauharnols Power Oorp—
36
Coll trust, j f 6s 1973 w w—A&O /
43
6s Jan 1 1959.
Beaver Valley Water
100%
1st lien & ref 5s 1960
M&N
.
73%
RR—8eeWashRy&El
1st 6s 1945
103
90
A&<'
1953
5s
106
Set vice 5h
Water
Term 6%s
M&S
4%s 1960
J&D
Barstow (W S) deb 6s 1942.A&O /
Baton Rouge Electric Oo—
1st mtge 5 %s 1954
J&D
1st M 5s 1959 ser B
F&A
Bear Mt Hud Rlv Bdge Oo—
7s
1958.A&G
Oalii
Oanton Elec Oo 5s 1937
A&O
Binghamton (N Y) L H & P—
1st ref 5s Feb 1946—
.A&O
Androscogging Electric Corp—
1st mtge s f 4%s 1955....A&O
Androscoggin Water Power—
A&O /
Bangor Hydro Electric—
1st lien & ref 6s 1955..
1st
Electric—"
Oonv col tr 5s 1944
103
101%
Bellows Falls Hydro-Elec Oorplst mtsre 5s 1958
A vf
102%
Deb 5%o Nov 1 1943...M&N
Conv deb 4%s 1939
J&J
8/»-yr deb 5s 1965
F&A
Amer Water Works &
105%
35
35
40
90%
Certificates of deposit
Am Pow &
102
101
20 J&J
AM&S
Augusta Ry & El 1st 5s 1940 J&D
Aurora Elgin & Chicago Elec Ry
1st
104
Refunding 6%s 1942
106%
L—See Md El Ry
B Sp Pt & Ohes—See Un Ry & E)
Bait Traction—See Un Ry & El
104%
A&O
Val Elec R.v—
1954
J&J
106
Bait & Ann S
109
105
103
1st & ref 6s 1942 ser B
1st & ref 5%s 1955 series
Deb gold 5%s 1942
105%
.
1st 5s 1941
J&J
O F&A
—A&O
M&N
Calumet G & E 5%s B 1960-J&J
101"
99
Atlantic Olty (N J) Gas—
96 %
M&S
Water Service Oo—
1st M 5s 1957 ser A
103
108
A&O
-
Ask.
Oallfornla-Oregon Power—
z innia Wat
F,| * l»r 5s 1043 J&J
Atl Beach Bridge 6%s 1942
luiaUblc Olty El 5b 1938...-M&&
1st & ref 5%s 1954—
M&N
1st & ref 5s 1956-
Bid.
Bonds
Ask
Bid.
idanta Nor Ry—See Ga Ry & El
Adriatic iilectric Oo (Italy)—Extlsf 7s 1952
A&O
Alabama Power 1st 5s 1946 _M&8
1st A ref 5s 1951
J&J
1st A ref 5s 1956
M&N
1st & ref 4 %s 1967
1st & ref 5s 1968
Bonds.
Ask.
"f" and income and defaulted bonds.
the month preceding the date of issue.
56%
J Correction: Bonds were in*"
AUG., 1935]
79
PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS
•
NOTICE.—All bond prices are "and interest" except where marked "f" and Income and defaulted bonds.
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
Bonds.
Ask,
Bid.
Bonds
Bid.
Servlc Co—
Coll inc 6s B Octl 1954—J&D
t
90 X
91
J
100 x
101
48X
48 X
49
Jit
21
M&
J&
Deb 6Xs 1962
Deb 5X8 1949
*
;
9
.
99
S
J
49
:
101X
102
103
101
D
102
O imb'land T & T 5s
104X
70
J
107 X
108X
J&J
J&J
D—J&i
Ry & Ter 1st 6s 1951-J&J
108
109X
104
106
104
106
75
74
5s
Dayton
102 X
)
103
<
105 X
107
104 X
J&J
lstmtgeg4Xs 1969
J&J
lstmtgeg4X» 1969
-J&J
105X Denv Gas & K11st g 5s '49—M&N
1st & ref 5s 1951
M&N
dfcl05X
*
Jt 108 X
M fis 1QR1 series R
J
a
104X
1104
Stamped
Oleve Southw Ry & Light—
3/
—
1
102
4
106
53
86
105 X
5
*
10575K
89
57
95
92
Des Moines
S F 6s 1937 opt
96
3X
106X
M&S
Tunnel—__
1953
M&N
105X
15X
1st m 5s, 1938-—Des Moines Gas Oo—
98
J
M&N
■
100
5s 1956
Detroit & Canada
1st
0
m
J
96
1st ra
(stmpd) 1937—J& J
Columbus (Ga) Elec A Power—
97
)
105
r
f 6s
105
1
104
Detroit Olty Gas Oo—
1st m 6s 1947 series A
J
107
5s 1950 series B
Detroit Edison—
)
111X
103 X
1st
107 X
.
I
111X
Gen & ref 6s 1955 ser
112
112
109
"I
J
102
9
99
113
8
8/
P
7
1st mtge 5s 1957 ser C__.
Community Po wer A Light Oo—
64 X
62 X
65 X
63 X
101X
40 X
70
J
J
Conn Coke—See "Indus Bonds"
P
(
121X
^
123
t
1st.
m
s
84
32
100
102
10
57
1937 A
F&A
7% 1932 ctfs of dep..-—J&J f
ist Jersey St Ry 5s 1944—M&NI
Kootenay Pow 1st 7s '42-A&0|
ist Prussia Pow 6s 1953
J&D /
101'"
1st
,
„
m
1st
73 X
32 X
30
74 X
33 X
32
75
99
86
Grand
5s
1940
27X
29X
103 X
105
102 X
103 X
104
60
31
33
112
114
)
121
122
105
I
)
106 X
109
)
105 X
106 X
61
J&J
67
70
75
79
m
Ref
105 X
m
4Xs 1948 A
5s 1948 B
Eastern Michigan Rys—
1st mtge coll tr 7s 1958——J&J /
astern Shore Pub Service Oo—
63
.
105 X
H & P.
107
Oonsol Hydro-Elec Wks of Ui
Wuerttemburg 1st 7s '56—
101
99
102
100
m
5X8 1947 ser A
83
astern
20 X
5s series A 1954
astern Wisconsin
30
27
Utilities Investing—
1st lien
& ref 6s
M&S fk 14
Electric Oo—
1942—-J&D
1st lien & ref 6Xs
102
103 X
Sheboygan
1948—M&S
Elec 5s 1946
J&J
101X
103 X
104
102 X
100X
JA
Cons Gas—See Peoples G L &0
Oonsum LH&POo (Eliz. N Ji-
——
1
>
101 x
104 X
'
104
106
104 X
3-year 5% notes 1936
3Xs 1st M sf July 1 '65.
A&O
—
J&J
103
102 X
103 X
103
d Ei ill(Bkn>Sep t£lngsOoEL«P
dlson El 111 (N Y»—See N v G
Peoples.
See Phlla R T
Pow Oorp (Germany*—
f 6Xs 1950
.M&S
1st sink fund 6Xs 1953-..A&0
108 X
103 X
9
1st
105X
108 X
s
f
Copenhagen Telephone Co-
75 X
Sec g 6s 1941 ser A—
32"
Sec g 6s 1941 eer B
Sec g 5Xs 1942 ser O
Deb 6s 1936
96 X
>
37
104
30
98 X
Deb 6s
1937
A&O /
A&O /
21
A&O f
J&D f
21
21
14"
96
106
91 •
45
extended
5s,
108
1950—-F&A
k 107 X
1946-J&J
Green
Mountain Power Oorp—
100 x
1st mtge 5a 1948
FAA
107
Greenwich Wat 4Xs *57 9er A J&J
Greenwich Wat & Gas System—
93 x
Col tr 58 1 952 ser A
A&O ;
92 X
Col tr 5a 1952 ser B——-A&O
101
Gulf Power 1st 5s 1968
A&O
Gulf Public Service Oo—
87 X
1st m 6s 1945
A&O
Gulf States Utilities Oo—
104 X
1st M & ref 58 1956 ser A.M&S
100
1st M & ref 4Xs 1961 B... J&D
107 X
Hackensack Wat 4s *52 op '12J&J
k 106
Gen&ref5sJnnel *'77 A._J&T>1 *
108 X
101X
109
94 X
93
102
88 X
•
105
101
'
108
5Xs June 15 1977 ser B—J&J
110
5s secured conv notes 1938J&J
Hamburg (Germany) Elec Oo—
Extl g s f deb 7s 1935
M&N fk 40
Hamburg (Germany) Elev Under
ground & St Rys 5X8*38 -J&D / 26
Hamilton Gas 6X» A w w *37J&D / 40
33
Hav*n* Ele<* Ry fts 1952
F& 1
4
5X8(Sept*31 coupon) '51.M&S /
30 X
42
"6"
Wayne)
105
104
A&O
Telep A Teleg( Los Angeles
109 X
Oal) 1st refunding 5s 1945J&J
Home Tel & Tel of Spokane—
105 X
1st M g_5s May 15 '36-M&N 15
Houston El Co 1st 6s '35
J&D / 60
1st 5X8 series B 1955
mm mum
Home
Gulf Gas—
1st M & col 6s 1943 ser A.. A&O
mmrnm
mmmm
Houston
A&O 1
Deb 6X8 1943 with
106
90
1st
1st 6s 8er»ea A 1943.......J&J
36
68X
74 X
96 X
6s
Home Tel & Tel (Ft
lectric
102
Power Ltd—
1935-1944
M&N
Great Lakes Utilities Oo—
1st llpn eoli tr ^n 1942—M&N
12
100X
J&J
1950
106
94 X
90 X
(Japan)—
F&A
107 X
Harrisburg Gas 5s 1970— .M&N
102
Helena Gas & Elec 1st 6s '52M&S
Hest Man & Fair Pass Ry—See P hi! R T
lec &
iJonBumers Power Oo—
J&D fk 34
—
10334
99X
-
106
r
v
103 X
105 X
103 X
55
,v:-
Consolidated Water of Utlcalst 4X8
1st M 5s 1958..
J&
M&S
1st
fk 81X
V 19X
Consolidated Telep of Wise—
1st M 5X8 1942 ser A
M
Cons Tr (N J)—See Pub Ser C
1938
20
/
)
..
18
1st M & 1st lien 5s 1955 B M&S
I
107
Oonsol Gas Utilities Go-—
5s
105 X
Ry Co—
J&J
Ref
•••
Grt West Pow Oo 5s
Ref 6s Jan 1948 ser C—M&S15
1945
1st M 5s '136
-J&J
f 5s 1948 series A.A&O **105
astern Mass Street
Consolidated Gas (N Y)—
4
m s
•
100
Great West Power Oo of Oallf—
astern Connecticut Pow Oo—
1st
9
5Xs
64
75
5s series B 1953
Oo—
Lakes
M
1st
75
Great Northern Power—
80
)
1st & gen 6Xs
Great
96X
100
'90—J&J
Cons Elec Pow
1st M 7s 1944
103 X
\
Oonsol Gas Elec Lt A P (Balt.>—
96 X
74X
L 5s '39-F&A
Kaplds Ry 1st 7s '39 M&N /
Great
J&n
-
5s 1960 ser D_
m
1st
6s 1942
102
Grand Rapids Gas
J&J
F&A
~
'54 op
Gesfurel 6s 1953 x w
60
102 X
100
1
1J till ties—
1st coll 5X8 Ctfs
Ry
82 X
112
1939—J&J
Northern
1st guar 5s
75 X
73
82
A. J&D
F&A
1st s
J&J
Georgia Power 1st 5a 1967—M&S
Georgia Power & Light Oo
1st mtge 5s 1978--——J&D
Atlanta
54
93
71
Power
Atlanta Cons St 5s
52
....
102
74
Georgia Ry & Elec—
100
76X
90
A *56 A&O
1st lien & col 5s 1943 ser
Georgia-Carolina
I
5a "1952—
88 X
75 X
100
Georgetown Gas Lt 1st 5s *61
102
88 X
95
General Public Utilities—
105 X
82 X
77
J&J
105 X
100
A
109X
1
108 X
> Jt 104 X
,
k
k
J&J
.M&N
1966 ser
V
116
Oorp—
1939
1st M coll tr 6Xs ser
umbartonB'ge 6X8*0*36- J&J
6X8 1937 to 1949
J&J
uquesne Gas Corp—
1st conv 6s Mar 15 1945.M&S15
Duquesne Light—See Phila Oo
DuquesneNat Gas 7s 1948——
Duouesne Prao—Kee Phila On.
A *49-A&O
108 X
107 X
81X
118X
1936—F&A15
Conv deb 5s 1953
14
85
15 '^S.-F&AI?
Aug
Public Service
86"*.
75
2.25 %
General Gas & Elec Oorp-
108
East. Coast
Oonsol Elec A Gas5-6s 1962M&: J
4-68 series B 1962
F& 1
Deb
102 x
29
East Coast Pub Serv 4s 1948
i
M&N
Gatineau Pow 1st 5s 1956—-J&D
Debenture gold 6s 1941 J&D 1?
Deb 6s 1941 series B
—A&O
5% notes Aug 15
84
10
*—..
107 X
108
108 X
122
)
Consolidated Cities L P & Tr—
1st lion 5s 1962 stamped
IA
i
11
Ry—
Gandy Bridge (Tampa) 6s *45J&D
Gary Elec A Gas Oo—
1st lien coll 5s x-w 1944
J&J
Gas & El of Bergen CJo 6s 49-J&D
note*
59
52
55
/
Elec
5s 1Q54 aot
1967-J&D
109X
'
v
10
....
95
b
1st mtge & coll 6X8 C *55-A&O
General Water Wks & ElecOorp—
107
108
121
J
J&
10
83
A&O
108X
j
f
94
100
Wat 6s 1953—J&J
Conv deb 5Xs
J
Conn Lt« A Pow 5s "39
102
1937 A with war.M&S
f fts
—F&A f
Equip trust 5Xs 1935-38
v
"
66 X
97 X
89 X
Ave 5s 1940
General
I
JA
Stamped guaranteed optional.
5
Dominion Gas & Elec—
Duke Power—1st 4Xs
Light A Power—
Conn Ry & Lt 4Xs 1951
IX
IX
Duke Price Power Co—
9
)
Conn
1st 6Xs
k
A&O /
A&n
St Manhattan & St Nicholas
1st M
38
58 X
M&S
Florida Telep 1st 6s 1945
5%
J&J f
gold 5s 1950
20-yrs f 6X« 1948
88
5
r
6X» 1945 with warrants---J&J
87
J
3X
4
Dortmund Munic Util (Germany)
Zi*
)
Deb g 6Xs 1946 ser B.
fk
Dixie Gulf Gas Co—
105 X
V
Community Pub Ser 6s I960-J
ouxiimunit> Water Service uo-
g 7s 1952
—F&A
Certificates of deposit
Shore Line—
1st
6
Gen 5s Nov 1 1954-
8 f deb
101X
105 X
104 X
112X
119X
Bridge—
Det & Pt Huron
87
104
1
D. F&A
1952.-A&O
1st m s f 6Xs 1952
..F&A
Certificates of deposit
II""
fR^x
\
1st M 6s 1956 ser B
111X
119X
100
83
100
4
106X
Gen & ref 4 Xa 1961 ser
Detroit International
110
1G3
9
107 X
110
Gen & ref 5s ser E
113
113
110
109
P
1st M 4* 1981 ser F
107 X
96
Service Oo—
1st M 6Xa 1949-;
1st 6s 1955 series B
42nd
Lm-m
95%
101 x
91X
1st m 5Xs 1956 ser B
J&J
Florida Pow & Lt 1st 5s *54—J&J
Galveston-Houston
Gen A ref 5s 1962 ser
)
98 X
99 X
1947
J&D /
Federal Water Service Oorp—
k
Conv deb 5Xs 1954
M&N
Federated Utilities
Inc—
J&J
;
101X
95 X
93 X
6s
1957
88
94 X
Oorp—
Florida Power Corp—
1st m 5Xs 1979 ter A
107 X
10
110
M&S
T&D
B
ser
Fruit Growers' Express—
97
A_ A&O
B--J&D
C--F&A
m —
X
101
1942—M&S
1942—M&S
M&S
6s 1942 stpd
Debenture 6s 1954
Fontana Un
103
Gen & ref 5s 1949 series
Commonwealth-Edison Oo—
J
16
16
IX
IX
J&J
A&O
m
k
Fed'l Pow & Lt 6s Nov 1 1965—
Florida Public
Certificates of deposit
*
■
107 X
15X
Certificates of deposit--- —
Conv * f deb 6X8
M&N
1st A ref 6s
1st lien g
1st lien col tr 5Xs
15X
14 X
Des Moines Elec Oo—
6
5/
Ry Gas & El Oo
' 967
96 X
105
series A—M&S
Olty Ry 5s 1936 J&J
m
mmmm
7
k 105
Light & Traction—
1st 5s (Amer series)
1st 5s (Internat ser)
1st 1
•
Des Moines & Cent la Elec Oo—
92 X
91X
/
Trac—.
1st g 5s 1938 opt 1913
A&O
FaU River Elec Lt 5s 1945 —J&J
Federal Public Serv
F&A
1st Hen 5s 1946
94
5
<f>
59
102
101
93 X
■m
106
A&O
A&O
Europ'n Elec Corp (of Canada)
Deb 6X« 1965 x w
F&A
Stamped
90
5
M
107
100
93
93 X
Empire Gas & Elec and Empire
97
doke Jt lst&ref 5s *41 opt-M&8
ErcoleMarellJ Elec MfgOo (Italy)
59
1st « f 6X« 1953 with war M&N k
112
Fault- G A re utira 5s 1942-/
~
Federal
A&O
g
Ooi
112X
107"
106 X
106 X
1943
A&O
Denver Tramway Terminals Uolst M g gu 5s 1936-1937—M&S
Derby Gas & Elec Oorp—
Columbia Gas & Elec Corp—
Columbus Ry Pow A Light—
1st ref 4X« 1957 ser A—..
104 X
k 110
1
6% Apr
:
97
Fairmont & Clarksburg
103 X
105
to Pa tax
Oct 1 1943
6%
Coast Cos Gas & Elec—
_
as
102X
107 X
Denver Tramway Oorp—
Gen & ref 5s 1950 ser A_—J&1
—-
Deb 6Xs 1938
J&D
Empire District Elec Co—
1st & ref m 5s 1952
M&S
Empire Gas & Electric Oo—
Gen & ref 6s ser A 1952... J&D
Erie Rys—1st 6s 1954
Erie Ltg 1st m 5s 1967
Light Oo—
4Xs 1971-
1st M
103
Jfc 102 X
100 x
107 X
101X
------J&J
Deb 6Xs 1959
Power &
Delaware
) k 102X
101 ;
102 X
125
107
Delaware Elec Power Oo—
Olty Water (Ohattanooga)lst M 6s 1954
100
106
1961--J&J
'12.M&S
Pow & L 1st 5s '41--J&D
Water
Davenport
-
106X
103
B
J&D
Gas 1st 6Xs *43-L
With warrants
106X
Dayton Ltg 1st 5s *37 op
Olty of New Oastle Water—
Columbia (S O)
SI Paso Nat
32
'41-J&J
R Tr.
Darby Med & Ohes Ry—See Philt>
L
Olty & Sub Ry—See Wash Ry
Ask.
El Paso El Co—
1st m 5s 1950 ser A
Danville Tr A Pow 1st 5s
72
See
Eliz & Raritan Rlvi Public S«
Eliz & Trenton RR
I
Corp.
Elmira Water, Light & RR—
1st & con g 5s 1956
M&S
100
1st gold 5Xs 1954 ser
Dallas
}
104 X
105
A&O
J&J
let g 7X8 1949 ser
1st g 5s 1952 ser O
106
J
Fran 5s 1937
85
103 X
1937—J&J
Dallas Pow & Lt 6s 1949
6s 1951.
86
83
J&J
1966
Dallas Gas 1st 6s 1941
}
Oity*Elec San
1st mtge 5s
1st 5s 1960
99 x
;
23
82
Telep conv 6s 1951 —J&J
lien A ref 7Xs 1941-M&S
Cumberland Oo (Mo) Pow A Lt—
1st 4X8 1956
J&D
1st M 5s 1959
J&D
Cumberland Valley Telephone—
Olties Service Power & Light—
I
Eliz Plalnf & Cent J f
C iban
J&
1st M 6s 1943
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask.
Crescent Public
Olties Service Gas Oo—
war—A&O
102 X
96 X
103 X
97 X
93""
86 X
a
f This price includes accrued interest.
%.
b Basis,
d Called Aug. 16 at 105.
t Called Aug. 1 at 105.
** Called Oct. 1 at 105.
t Called Sept. 1 at 104.
Less
burity.
—
Jt Last sale,
n
Nominal.
* Negotiability
impaired by ma-
80
PUBLIC
UTILITY
*
BONDS
NOTICE.—All bond prices are "and interest"
except where marked "f" and income and defaulted bonds.
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month
preceding the date of Issue.
Bid.
Bonds.
Houston Lt & Pow 1st 5s '53 M&fr
1044
103
1st lien & ref 44s *78 ser D M &N
1st lien & ref 44s'81 ser E J&D
•r\.
1044
Houston JS atural Gas Corp—
1st m coll 6s 43 with warr.J&L
Hudson Co Gas 5s g 1949.-M&N
90
1184
1034
Hunt'g'n Wat 1st M 0s *54 AM&fc
1st M
5s 1954
106
1044
1044
93
120
•
i--
113 4
115
107
108
Idaho Power 1st 5s 1947
HI Bell Telep 1st 5s 1956
.a*,'1'''
Hydraulic Power of Nlag Falls—
1st & refundlng5s 1950
J&J
Ref & impt 5s 1951
A&C
107
J&J k 1074
J&D
Commercial Telep—
Illinois
924
924
1st 5s series A 1948M&S
1st mtge 58 1960 ser B
M&b
HI Community Tel 6s 1949. .J&J
HI Consol Telep 64s 1944- .M&S
Illinois Northern utilities Oo—
1st St ref 5s 1957 opt
A&O
07
944
984
trA
864
984
M&S
111 S eastern Telep 6s 1946—J&J
102
J&J
Independence Water Works—
54s 1945
Indiana
104
Telep 6s A '62 J&J
87
104
105""
Indiana Central Telep Co—
,
M&N J
1st lien coll 54 1938
Indiana Electric Corp—
1st M 6s 1947 series A—M&N
1st M 04« 1953 series B..F&A
1st M 5s 1951 series O
M&S
934
814
86
90
1074
M 5s 1948
J&J
Indiana Hydro-Elec Power—
1st mtge 5s 1958 ser A
M&N k 88
Indiana & Mich El 5s 1957.-F&A k 1114
„
M&S k 1054
1st & ref 5s 1956
Ind Nat Gas & O—See Peo G L&C
Indiana Pr 1st 174s '41 A .M&N
Indiana By & Lt 1st 5s '43—J&J
Indiana Service Corp—
let & ref M 5s Jan 1 1960—J&J
1
.
108
90
95
62
63
614
63
5s 1952—.A&O
1034
1034
1044
1044
Indiana & S W Gas & UtU—
0% conv notes 1940—...J&D /
18
,
Inuianapolis Gas
Indianapolis Power & Light—
1st M 5s 1957 ser A.. ....J&J
Indianapolis Ry 5s, 1967—
Indianapolis Water—
,
21
5/
1st & ref. g 44* 1940
opt..J&J
1st lieu & ref 54s 1953...M&S
1054
1064
lOo
107"
M&S
Sec Co—
5s 1968
J&J
Inland Gas 04s 1938
J&A/
Certificates of deposit
/
Sinking fund deb 7s 1938.F&A I
Inland Pow & L s f 6s '36 A M&S/
Coll tr s f 6s 1941 ser B ..M&N /
■
1957
,er
f 7s 1935
O
A&O
/
J&D /
Inland Telep 1st 6s 1948...A&O
interooruugu Rapid Transit—
1st & ref
944
96
38
40
88
40
4*
6
4
6
2
89
894
89
—
Certificates of deposit
/ 574
Conv g 7% note
1932 ..M&8 */ 91
Certificates of deposit......
884
Intercontinents Power Oo—
Debs A 6s 1948..
2
J&D /
International Hydro-Elec System
Conv deb 6s 1944 w w
434
A&O
Internet'! Pow Ltd 034s 1957 M&S
82
814
Deb 6s 1957-..—.M&S
"
.
International Power Sec Oorp—
64% sec bonds 1965 serO.T&D k
Sec 7s 1957 ser E
....F&A k,
ser
j&j
F.
78
90,
Interuat Ry ref 5s *62
op.M&N
International Telep & Tel eg—
Deb g 44* 1952
J&J
534
Kanawha Trac & Elec Co—
96
1st & ref 5s 1936-—
F&A
Kanawha ValTr 1st M5s '46-J&J /
15
103
Kansas City Gas 1st 5s '40-.F&A
111
1st M 6s 1942
F&A
ser
,
Interstate Rvs 4s
1943-.-..F&A /
Interstate Railroad—
Eq trust 54s July 1 1935-37.. b
Interstate Teiep Oo—
105
106
113
115
1034
104
96 4
97
1st mtge 44* 1980
Kansas Pow 1st 5s 1947
Kansas Power & Light Co—
1st M 6s 1955 ser A
M&N
1st M 5s 1957 ser B
M&N
1054
1054
1st & ref. 6s 1947 ser O
F&A
1024
Kentucky El Pr 6s A 1951—J&J 1 18
Kentucky Fuel Gas Oorp—
1st, 6 4s 1942 with warr..J&D f
13
Kentucky-Ohio Gas 2s
1958 / 34
Kentucky Power & Light Oo—
•87
1st ml48 1948 ser B
M&S
Kentucky Traction & Terminal—
72 >
1st & ref gu 5s '51 opt '14.F&A
104
Lexington Ry 1st 5s 1949.J&D
Kentucky Utilities Co—
1st M 64s Sept '48 ser D M&N
1st M 54s 1955ser F
A&O
1st M 5s 1961 series G
F&A
5s series H 1961..
...F&A
1st M 5s 1969
ser
83
J&J
1st lien & ref 6s ser A
1949 M&N
1st lien & ref 5s ser B
1950.J&D
Iowa El Lt & Pr 7s ser O
'42.F&A
Keokuk
A&O
...F&A
J&J
M&N
103
704
2
.774
82
95
56
Elec 6s 1945-.
115
1024
874
824
62 4
93
72
1034
•714
••; 4
964
91
1034
874
100
894
894
102
97
74
105
100
1004
754
Roland Elev—See
Lake Sh Elec 1 st
Un
6s '33 J&J
Gen gold 5s Feb 1 1933—.F&A
Lake Shore Power Co—
1st and ref mtge 6s 1950—J&J
Lake
122""
98"
324
con g
34
Ref & gen 5s ser A 1950
J&J
Market St El Pass Ry—See P R T
Market St Ry (San Francisco)—
1st a f 78 1940 ser A Jan
Maryland Electric Rys—
Guaranteed 6s 1933
..A&O
1st & ref 04* 1957 ser A..J&J
1st & ref 64s 1962 ser B—J&J
Bait & Ann 8 L 5s 1940—F&A
Maryland Light & Power—
1st M 54s 1950 ser A
J&J
Massachusetts Gas—
1024
109
88
i
69
93
69
A&o
1024
1034
85
Memphis Power & Light Oo—
1st & ref 5s 1948 ser A
J&J
1st & ref 4 4* 1978 ser O—A&O
Memphis Street Ry—
_
64
14
1074
1074
M&8
9l""
1074
81
15
-41
,
1st M 5s 1961
A&O
994
102
Mich Elec Pow 6s A 1944....J&D
Mich Fuel & Lt 6s A 1950—J&D / 30
Michigan Gas & Elec Co¬
88
lst & ref 6s 1943
M&B
1st M 5s 1950
J&D
Michigan Light 1st 5s 1946.M&S
Michigan Nor Pow 1st 5s '41-J&J
Michigan Public Service Oo—
1004
924
82
^804
rntmmm
106
93
1st g 5s 1947 ser A
A&o
Middle States Telep 6s A *47. J&J k
Middle West Utilities Oo—
87 4
S*
79
804
45
50
92
1st and ref mtge 54« 1942. J&J
Middlesex Elec Lt Pow 5s *55 J&J
Middlesex Water 54a 1957-A&O
Middlesex & Somerset Trac—
95
80
115
1004
101
99
1024
104 4
106
724
108
74
103
106
1014
1034
105"
44
1024
594
1034
Long Beach Gas 1st 5s '56.-J&D
Long isl Lighting 5s 1930..M&S
1034
1004
98
108
.
10
10
y
65
Mtdland Natural Gas Uo—
Conv deb 6s 1935
...J&J
Mtdland UtU deb 6s 1938...M&S
MUwaukee Elec Ry & Light—
rH
13"
1st & ref 5s 1961 ser B....J&D
1st M 5s 1971
J&J
MUwankee Gas Light Co—
?94
99
994
1st M 44« I960..
Minnesota Nor Pr jt 6s 1944. A&O
Minnesota Power & Light Uo—
994
107
105
108
93"
92
97
101
96
95
Mississippi Power Oo—
1st & ref 5s
N
89
894
914
1955
92
Mississippi Power & Light—
99"
80
94
1034
1014 1
107
102
a
Less
t Bonds
are
4«
& Basis.
/This price includes accrued interest,
being exchanged for new Bait Transit Co. securities.
85
109""
62
100
1014
994
10
10
94
.1
Minneapolis Oa» Light Oo—
65
J&J k 105
A&o
95
J&J
1950—
1st M 4 4s 1967.
111
1064
94
94
...
...
105
1952..——....J&D
15
39
5s ctfs of deposit 1932........ /
5s ctfs of deposit 1933.—...— /
5s ctfs of deposit 1934—
I
5s ctfs of deposit 1935
/
Middlesex & Boston 8t Ry—
98
98
Little Rock Ry & El 6s '38.-A&O
Lockhart Powor 5 4s 1950 ,F&A
16
15
41
33
1939
A&O
Michigan Associated Telep Oo—
76
1st M 44* 1961 ser A
J&D
F 6s 1937.M&N
•
1074
U*
39
Mexican El L 1st M g 6s '42.J&J
Mex Lt & Pow 1st 5s '40 s f.F&A
47
,8§*
:
Co¬
S
6
344
Little Rock G &
Long Island Water 54s '55.M&N
L'elep 1st 5s 1958....J&D
mmmm
564
1st gold 4s 1938
...F&A */124
Certificates of deposit
f
13
Exten gold 4s 1938-..
14
J&J /
Certificates of deposit
'
5s
...
68
46
...
Meridlonale Electric Oo—
1st ■ f 7s 1957 ser A......A&O
86
!llH
_
1948
J&J
1st & ref 5s 1955 ser B...M&S
101
65
....
99
Metrop Edison Corp 6s 1961 M&S
Metropolitan West Slds "L"—
72
104""
106
.
1034
106
105
M&S
87
1024
101
1004
Leipsig Overland Pow 04s '40..
Ry—See Ky Tr & Term
Lexington (Ky) Tel—
1st M 6s w w 1944—
M&S
Lexington UtU 1st 5s 1952 .F&A
Lexington Wat ref 54s 1940.F&S
LexlngbonWa Pow Colst5s'68J&J
Conv d«b 54" 1953
J&J
Lewis & Clark Bdge 3 4-5s 1953
Lincoln Gas & Elec 5s 1941-J&D
Lincoln Pub Serv 5s, 1939..J&J
0s
914
M&N
70
Power Securities—
...F&A k 1064
ref
95
904
M&N
105
Lehigh Teleg 5s ser A 1940..J&J
Lehigh Valley Pranslt—
1st M g 4s Dec 1935 opt..M&S
Ref & lmpt g 5s 1960
J&D
1st
94
1st M 4s 1971 ser E
1st 5s series F 1962..
f _L
Larutan Gas 1st 64s w w '35J&D
Lawrence v.Mass) Gas & Elec—
1st M 44s 1940 ser B
F&A
99
J&J
M&N
72
100
102
89
::::
.J&J
79
J&D
_
f 54« 1946
Sink fund deb 5s 1955
s
107""
105
Mexican Utilities 7s
& ref 5* 1956
102
79
30
lst & ref 5s 1953 ser O
1st M 44a 1968 ser D
Superior Dlst Pow—
Lorain
974
924
52
15-year a f 7s 1941—
J&D
ManuTrs Wat (Pa) 5s 1939. J&D
Maritime Tel & Tel 1st 6s 1941 J&J
101"" Metropolitan Edison
774
784
52
524
524
3-5s series A 1945
3-5s series B 1945
& Elec.
Rvh
95
77
1st col&ref 5 4* I960 ser D F&A
54% gold notes i935 ...PtA
6s coll notes ser A 1942
F&A
6s coll notes ser B 1942
F&A
Secured g 0s 1945
Hon v deb ft 5 4 s ' 52 ser
1064
92
564
f 54s 1952 ser B..J&J
Mannheim & Palatinate Elec Cob
20-year
1044
A&O
40
77
Maysville P Serv 54s A 1942A&0
-^3 ser O Fjca
53
35
s
112
1st extl 7s
85
io""
103
564
514
Ltg Oorp—
Mass Utilities Associates—
8 f deb 5s 1949 ser A
*
73
101
J&D
1084
-r
73}
101
Madison G & El 1st 5s 1940-A&O
Gen & ref 5s 1950
M&N
Madison Rys 1st g 5s 1930.-M&N
Malone (N Y) L & P 54s '56. J&J
Manhattan Ry con 4s g *90. .A&O
155""
/
105}
724
71
.....
100.
Lone Star Gas s f 5s 1942 ..M&N k
1034
894
104
J&D
150
-
1064
112
1st lien coll tr 54s 1937--A&0
Manitoba Power Co Ltd—
1st M s f 54b '51 ser A...J&J
99
J&D
96
1064
1st lien & coll tr 5s *53—M&S
99
Lockport L H & P 54s A'54M&N
Loinoard Elec Co (Italy)—
1004
1st g 5b 1930
1084
6s 1958
57
106
MacLaren-Que Pow 548 Feb 1*61
54s series P. 1964
.M&S
Madison Co (111) Light & Power—
Purch money 6s g 1997...A&0
Edison El 111 Bklyn 4s '39.J&J
W
85
30
1st & ref 6s 1954
M&8
Debenture 7s 1944
J&J
Macon Ry & Light 1st 5s '53.J&J
1084
W
1134
Manila Gas Co—
Lincoln Tel & Tel—
824
116
Luneburg Pow L & W W (Germ'y)
1st M s f 7s 1948
M&N
Lucerne Co (Pa) Gas & Elec—
1st ref&imp g 5s'48 op'13 A&O
1st 1 & ref 6s 1951 ser B
A&O
Kings Co E L & P 1st 5s '37.A&O
Kings Co Elec—See Bklyn-Queens
111
Kings Co Gas & 111 1st os 40-A&O
Kings Co Ltg 1st ref 5s '54..J&J
1144
1st ref 6 4s '954
J&J
1214
Klngsh'way Bdge 64* '62.A&0/
71
Knoxville Trac 1st 5s 1938.. A&O
103
113
914
91
60
...
1024
102
1st & ref 44s 1901 ser O.F&A
106
Deb s f 6s 1937 ser A
A&O k 1024
Loulsv Ltg 5s '53
110
unstmpd—A&O
Louisville Ry 2d 44s 1940..M&S
84
Gen M 5s 1950
56
F&A
Lower Austrian Hydro-Elec—
1st s f g 6 4s 1944
F&A
374
784
1044
M&N
60
1014
LouisvlUe Gas & Elec Co (Ky)—
1st & ref 5s 1952 ser A...M&N
2d gold 4s 2013
Manila Elec RR &
Lex (Ky)
104
1054
96
Deb g 6s 2020 ser A..
93
864
814
894
101
Keystone Telephone Co—
1st 1 St ref
1955 ser A.J&D
Lehigh
3%
88
89
J&J
I
48
55
Cent Hanover Bk ctfs of dep.
15
95
Key West Electric 5s 1956—F & A
Keystone Pub Serv—
1st M 5s 1976
M&N
Lake
76 4
Iowa Gas & Elec 1st 8s
1938—J&J
1014
iowa-Neorasaa Lt & Power—
1st lien & ref 5s *57 ser
A.M&N k 1024
1st 1 & ref 5s 1961 ser
k
B..M&8 ~ 1024
Iowa Pow & LI 1st 44s 1951
k
M&S k 106
fcwa Pub Serv 1st 5s 1957..J&D
100
"
Deo 5« 1908
.......M&S
84
1st mtge 54*1959....
M&8
Debenture 6s 1960
M&N
Iowa K> s, Lt (Oedar
Rapids > —
1st & ref 5s June 1946 B.—J&D
1st & ref 5 4s Oct 1945—M&N
Iowa Southern Utilities—
106
1054
90
La Crosse Telep 54s 1948—J&J
Lake Erie Pow & Lt 6s 1940 A&O
46
1024
f 8s 1938
84
734
Tel 54s 1953 J&J
Interstate W ater 6s ser A1940 F&A
1st & ref r* 1943
1st & ref 5 4s 1950
Deb 0s 1950 ser A
44
81
914
994
45
1st mtge 5a 1957
J&D
Louisiana Stm Gener 6s 1939 M&N
1st M
Kewanee(IlljPub Serv 6s A *49 J&J
1st M coll tr 5 4
80
954
Iowa Electric Oo—
1st mtge 6s 1939
J&D
M&S
Laclede Gas Lt 5s 1939
73
A&O
Interstate Tel &
108
Kansas Gas & Electric—
Deb gold 6s 2022 ser A—M&S
Lackawanna & Wyoming Val RR
1st 5s 1951
-F&A
Debentures 6s 1946
F&A
914
89
27
1054
824
624
1st & ref 5s 1956 ser D
J&D k
1st & ref 44" '58 ser
F...M&8
1st M 5s 1901
1074
106
105^
Light Co-—
nm
334
1064
J&D
J&D
5s series B Dec 1 1935
B..J&J
104"
1134
F&A
Kan City Pub Serv 3s 1951--J&J
Elec Pow 0s 1937
J&D
Kansas
Kokomo
694
Interstate Pub Serv Co¬
£ ref 04s 1949
99
Kansas City Power & Light—
59
684
Interstate Nat Gas 6s 1930—
Without warrants
J&J
Interstate Power l8t 5s '57..J&J
Deb gold 6s 1952
J&J
s
105"
104
1st M
Conv deb 4 4s 1939
J&J
Deb 5s 1955
F&A
Interstate Bridge 04s 1950-M&N /
Interstate Gas & El 6s 1951—J&D
1st
104
1st M 6s 1943
Louisiana Pow &
1054
1034
M&S
624
62
•77
i&
Buff Trac 1st 5s 1948
J&D
Buff & Lock 1st g 5s 1.938.-J&J
ls*
274
Joplin W W 1st 5s 1957,
1st M 44* 1961
Los Angeles RaUway Corn—
1st & ref s f g 5s 1940
J&D
Los Angeles Ry 5s 1938—.A&O
1074
1044
-
61
International Railway (Buffalo--
■
7
90
874
/
g
Sec 7s 1952
"6"
4
874
5s •m od tax-ex.J&J
Certificates of deposit......
0% notes 1932
-....A&O
:
102"
...
Secured
Deb
26 4
109
1054
1044
109
EIRy
2
F&A
1957
M&S
Keokee Consol Coke 5s 1959-J&J
1044
iUo4
1054
Uo1J*
t
1st 7s series J 1957
1st lien & ref 54s 1954—M&S
1st lien & ref 5s I960.....J&D
Indianapolis W W
107
1st 6s series K
1054
1st lien & ref 5s 1970
»
"8"
64
'
P&A
Ajef 5s 1963
53
107
109}
109}
106}^
109}
109}
109
Gen & ref 54* 1943 ser F M&S
48"
46
1064
1064
1094
Gen & ref 6s 1942 ser G
M&P
Gen & ref 6s series H 1942 M&S
Gen & ref 54s 1949 ser I
A&O
Los Ang Pac Co—Spp Pac FIRv
Los Ang & Pac RR—See Pac
Jamaica Water Supply (Jo¬
ist gold 54s series A 1955. J&J
James River Bridge
Oorp—
1st sink fund 64c 1958---J&J
Deb g 7s 1943
-J&D
1st M 5s 1951
23
954
814
Indiana Gas Utilities 5s 1946 J&J
Indiana General Service—
1st
20
93
65
48
1st M 44s 1961 ser O
J&D
Jer City 1 lob & Pat—See P S C<>rp
974
M&S
Assoc
1952-M&N /
A
ser
Gen & ref 0s 1942 ser D
M&S
Gen & ref 54s 1947 ser F J&D
62
s f 54s 1953 ser A-M&S
Superpower Corp—
Ask,
106
1st & ref g 5s 1939 opt—_M&S
1st & gen 5s 1961
__M&8
51
Deb 6s '63 (without warr)—J&J
facksonv (Fla) Gas s f 5s '42-J&D /
k
5s stamped 1942
Debenture 6s
Bta,
Angeles Gas & Elec Corp—
104
k
984
944
Bonds.
Los
ik*
69
Illinois
Water Service Co—
1st mtge 5s 1952 series A
All;.
...
&1064
1st & ref 54* 1954 ser B—J&D
J&D
,
25-yr
984
Illinois Power & Light Corp—
1st St ref 6s 1953 series A..A&O
1st & ref 5s 1956 ser O
8 f deb 54* 1957
1074
Bid.
wood & Bessemer Ry & Light
1st. a f k) 5s '36
opt after "16. F&A
Isarco Hydro-Elec Oo
(Italy—
1st M s f 7s 1952
.M&N
Island Gas & Electric—
Italian
102 4
6s 1962
Bonds.
r on
r
102
M&8
B
ser
Ask.
k Last
sale,
n
New bonds not
Nominal.
*
NegotiabUity impaired by maturity,
being quoted as yet.
** Called Oct. 1 at 105.
1034
108
1
103
t Bonds caUed.
81
PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS
AUG., 1935]
NOTICE.—All bond prices are "and interest" except where marked "f" and Income and defaulted bonds*
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of tha month preceding the date of issue.
Bid.
Bonds.
Missouri Gas A Elec 6s A1944 MAS
1st A ref 6s ser B 1957
JAJ
Missouri Power A Light—
1st M 6 >4s 1955 ser A
MAS
1st M 44s 1958 ser B
MAN
Missouri Public Service Oo—•
First mtge 5s 1947 ser A—FAA
Mo Riv Sioux Oity Bdge Oo—
1st s f 6s 1953
MAS 15
Mobile Bay Bridge 7s 1951-JAJ
2nd sink fund 7s 1951.-—-JAJ
Mobile Gas Service Oorp—
.
o
55
1st cum inc 9s ser A '56..A&0
Mob Lt & UK 1st g 5s '37—JAD
Oons g 5s 1941
MAS
Monmouth Oons Wat 5s '60-JAD
Monongahela Valley Water—
1st M 514s 1950 series A—JAJ
Monongahela West Penn Pub Ser
1st lien A ref 54s ser B *63 FA A
Mont Oities Gas 7s A 1937-MAN
Montana-Dakota Power
JAJ
3% conv deb 1939..-..—JAJ
Montreal Tramways—
1st A ref g 5s 1941 opt..—JAJ
Gen A ref 5s 1956 series A.AAO
Gen A ref 5s 1955 ser B—AAO
Gen A ref s f 4 4* *65 ser O AAO
Geo A ref s f 5s 1955 ser D_ AAO
Morgantown Water 5a 1965——
>ru side
89
91
90
53
87
50
1938.JAJ
1969
Mountain States rower Oo—
„
Nassau El UK—bee Bklvn Queens
Nassau A Suff Ltg 5s 1945—FAA
Nat Elec Pow Oo deb os 1978 JAJ
Nat Pow A L deb 6s 2026 A.FAA
Deb 6s 2030 ser B
-MAN
Nat Public Service Oorp—
Debenture gold 5s 1978—FAA
Certificates of deposit......
stmp *39.JAJ
Neb-Iowa Bdge 64s 1943-FAA
Nebraska Pow 1st C4e 1981-JAD
Nat Toll Bridge 6s
Deb 6s 2022
MAS
Ner Oallf Elee 1st 5e 1956... AAO
Debs 6s July 1941
JAJ
Newark Gas 6s Apr 1 1944—Q-J
Newark Oons Gas con 5s '48.JAD
New Amsterdam Gas—See N Y
G E L H A P
New Brunswick (Can) Pow Oo—
1st. M 5s 1937.
MAS
New Brunswick iNJ) Lt H A Pow
4s Dec 15 1939
..
New Oastle (Oity of) W 6s'41 JAD
New England G A E Association
83
63
51
45
A
98
105
103
....
1024
87
85
95
104
106%
107
107
1074
494
494
1014
844
844
84
80
83
1949 ser A
New Orleans Oity A Lake—
1st sf 5s 1943
1044
1044
*
1054
105
....
984
.
m.m m m
108
-•
1094
1064
1074
89
85
102
1114
1949.-M&N
....
106
1014
Serial 5% notes 1936
North Carolin* Pub Serv <
55"
50
~4""
974
87
7
10
9
24
25
110
115
84
90
121
94
4Vi
111""
116
844
92
1194
874
984
744
1014
754
104
—
1034
5s 1945-MAN
North Continent Utilities Corn—
1st coll A ref 54s *48 ser A. JAJ
41
414
,
....
794
1074
1204
1194
804
109
1224
122
1st gold 58 1937 opt
FAA
Northeastern Public Barrios—
Gen'l loan A coll 54s 1961 .JAJ
1094
1104
liO
111
1104
1114
54
56
1054
102
....
79
80
.,11*
JAD ./St*
80
63
104
96
95
106
88
994
984
944
104
1094
110
104
105""
103
1024
1044
105
107
1084
1084
1044
105
105
1st A ref 5s 1941
A
1st A ref 6s 1941 ser B—•. A&O
1st A ref 5s 1964
1
1054
1064
1074
1074
107
1084
1044
AAO
JAD k 104
Coll tr s f g 5s 1940
opt—-JAJ /
Northern Utilities Co—
94
524
/
Northern w'Chester Ltgfia'fifi
N'west Oities Gas 6s 1949—,
Northwest Louisiana Gas—
&
28
264
107
108
50
100
1024
1044
102
103""
1014
103
90
93
75
78
'
1114
st 1A ref 5s 1951 1944..AAO
1st 1 A ref 5s ser Bser O—AAO
1064
1074
1064
107
112
Northwestern Elevated (Chic)—
1st mtge 5s 1941 opt
MAS /
Oertlficates of deposit
/
Union E) (Loop) 5s g 45.-AAO
1st rosier A 1957
...JA.1 k 954
N'western Teleg 1st 4 Ms '44 JAJ
1024
97
Nominal.
♦
84
1004
85
Ref & coll tr 5s 1957 ser A. AAO
Ottawa Trac 1st 54s July '55JAD
Ottawa Valley Power Co—
1st M s f 54s 1970
AAO
Otter Tall Pswer Oo (Minn)—
105
100
1024
Ozark Power A Water Co—
1st s f 5s 1952
MAS
Pacific Coast Power fie 1940-MAS
102
1054
934
944
93
934
103
97
60
JA.l
98
62"
374
40
Los Aogeies Pacific Co—
1st ref v 4s 1950 opt '15—JAJ
69
71
Los Angeles-Padflc RR—
77
1064
79
1064
119 4
106
120
107
1064
G 1964..JAD
1064
1064
1034
1164
JAD
JAD
44s '69ser F ..JAD
ser
Pacific Northwest Pub Serv—
Conv deb 6s 1960
MAS
Pacific Power A Light Oo—
1st M fie 1955
FAA
/
1064
110
94
Passaic A Newark El Traction—
fie 1937—
JAD
Pateraon Ry—See Pub Serv Oorp
Paterson A Passaic Gas A Elec
consol gold 5s 1949
M* S
Paterson Ry gen 5s 1944
AAO
Paterson A State Line Traction
5s 1964
JAJ
814
1064
1104
954
83
1184
-
"st 64" 1937 ser A......MAN
1044
18
81
Pacific Teleph A Telegraph¬
ist A col tr s f g 5s 1937—JAJ 2
Ref M fis 1952 series A
MAN
Parr Shoals Pow 5s 1952..—AAO
1064
61
95
'
664
684
JAJ
10
16
Peninsular Tel Co 1st 54s '51 JAJ
Penn Centra ILight A Power Oo—
1st A ref 44s 1977
MAN
let fie 1979—
.MAN
106
107
994
994
103
Deb g 6s 1950 ser A
Without warrants..
MAN
Deb 54* 1959ser B
FAA
Penn Pub 8 1st 6e serO '47.MAN
let A ref 5s series D 1954.JAD
Pennsylvania Electric Oo—
1st A ref 4i 1971 ser F... MAN
1st A ref fie ser H 1962...AAO
Pennsylvania Gas A Elec Oorp—
Deb gold 6s 1976 ser A
MAS
Pennsylvania Gas A Elec Oo—
1st 1 A ref 54s '55 sot A—MAS
1st lien A ref 6a 1958.
MAS
Deb 6s 1940..
..JAD
99
93 J
107 j
994
94
1074
103
95
1014
954
1024
804
814
954
924
934
80
JAJ
JAJ
Penna Pow Co 1st 5s 1956
106
106
17
17
21
21
let M 44s 1981-.—-..AAO
116
Pennsylvania State Water Oorp—
1st lien 54a 1952 series A-MAs
994
Penn Teleg fis 1960 ser O.
10V 4
JAD
Penn Water Oo 5s 1940—
106
Penn Water A Power • f fie '40JAJ k 114
let ref 44« 1968 ser B
.MAS *1074
77
.
107
108
Pennsylvania Pow A Light Oo—
4
7T
n
105
10
MAS
994
16
154
Oertlficates of deposit
Northwestern Light A Power 6f
'-v./:
Series B 1950
FA4
Northwestern Power Oo Ltd—
1st m if conv 6s '60 serA. JAJ /
334
Oertlficates of deposit...... / 334
Northwestern Pub Serv Co—
* Last sale,
112
(Norway)—
51
»/9 9
J 92
/ This price includes accrued interest.
115""
1104
Pennsylvania-Ohio Pow A Lt—
....
fist lien A ref 64s 1941-..A»v
30
Orange A Pas Val R—See P S Oorp
Orange A Rockland Elec Oo—
1st m 5s 1958
..FAA
Oregon Elec Ry 5a '33 opt..MAN
Oregon-Washington Water Serv—
1st M 5s 1957 series A
JAD
1st A ref 54« '54 ser A
106
714
101
Penn-Ohio Edison Oo—
49
105
784
103
45
1134
Ontario Pow 5s '43 op to '13-FAA
Ontario Transmission Co Ltd—
1st gu g 5s *45 op bef *10. .MAN
Jebenture 7s 1942—.
106
1st Hen s f 6s 1943 ser A—MAN
8 f deb 64s 1943
MAN
99
Omaha A Council Bluffs St Ry—
Income 5s 1937—
JAJ
Pecos Valley Power A Light Co.
1064
t 105
Refunding 44s 1961
54 % notes 1940
Northern Texas Elec Oo—
704
99
88
Pacific Lignt A Power Oorp—
Pac L A P Co 1st 5s 1042. JAJ
974
984
934
1st lien A ref 5s 1956
FA_
Gen A ref 6s 1947 ser A...MAS
Northern Penna Power Co—
1st A ref 5s 1956 ser A... J
1st A ref 5s 1962
J
Northern States Power Oo—
774
AAO
1st Are*
f 54s 1957 aer A
FAA
Northern Ohio Trac A Light—
s
1044
102
43
Ry 1st A ref 6s '41-JAJ
Old Dominion Pow 5s May 15 '51
Omaha A Coun Bluffs Ry A Br
1st A ref 5s 1955ser D
1st A ref 44b 1957 ser E
34
105
1st 1 A ref 5Vis ser D '49.-JAD
1st 1 A ref 5s 1955 ser E
JAD
Water town L A P 5s 1959. JAJ
Northern Ohio Pow A Lt—
Gen A ref 54s 1951
MAS
Northern Ohio Telep Oo—
57;
87"
1044
Oklahoma
30
112%
1st M A ref Pa 1963
JAJ
1st lien A ref 7s 1940 A—MAN
1st lien A ref 6s 1947 B—MAN
1st 1 A ref 6s 1943 O
MAN
•
854
Oklahoma Power A Water
1st m 5s 1948 ser A
FAA
Okla Power Holdings 5 Vis '43 JAJ
1st A ref M 4s
IstAref m 44s 1970 serE.JAD
Northern N Y utilities Inc—
50
109
Debenture gold 6s 1940—-MAS k 103
98
Okla Natural Gas 6s 1940 A
JAJ
1st m 5s 1948serB
874
FAA
804 /: 814
1st A ref 5s 1900 ser O—.MAN
1st A ref 5s 1969 ser D
MAS
70
let A ref mtge fie 1943.MAS
Pacific otae A El ref fie 42
J&J
1st A ref M 6s 1941 ser B.JAD
85
1st M 5s 1934-1948
MAN 1
North Ind Gas A El 6s '52—MAN k 1054
Northern Ind Pub Serv—
59"
_
Newport Gas Lt 5s A 1961..JAD
Newp News A Hainp Ry G A E—
1st A ref 5s 1944.........JAJ
Newp News A Old Pt Ry A El
1st g 5s Nov I 1938
MAN
Newport Water 5s 1953......—
93
/
28
Refunding 6e 1961.......MAS
105
1074
Northern California Power—
1st A cons • f 5s 48 op 15 JAD
....
90
mmmm
104
1st A ref g 5s *40 op '20—AAO
North Shore Gas Oo of Illinois—
1st
1044
1st A ref 54s ser E 1961MAN k 1004
Ohio Term 'Cleve) 6s 1947--JAD /
Ohio Yal Elec Ry 1st M 5s '46JAD
Pacific Elec Ry g 5s 1942
North Shore Coke A Chemical—
6s A 1947
MAS
North Shore Electric Co—
——
104
1044
106
(Hoboken. N J) 5s 1938—AAO
North Jer St Ry—See P 8 Oorp.
North Penn Gas Oo—
1st M A lien 54b 1957..-MAN
103
1124
04« series O 1939
...AAO
5 Vis series D 1945—...... JAJ
fie series E 1946
..AAO
103
Northern Conn Power Co—
1st A ref 54b 1946
MAS
North El Co A Nor Pap Mills—
884
1124
1114
1104
104%
Kxtl sink fund 5s 1963
Ottawa L H A Power—
984
AAO
105"
1st A ref 7s 1947 ser B
FAA
1st A ref 6s 1953 series O.MA8
1st A ref 5sl954 ser D
MAS
Oslo Gas A El Works
North Hudson Lt H A P Co
1034
107
115
1014
Conv deb 5s 1957 ser A..MAS
Deb 648 1963 ser B
FAA15
Deb 5s Nov 15 '69 ser O MAN16
North Ainer Light A Power Oo
S f deb 54s 1956 ser S
JAJ
94""
107
1044
1124
100
FAA
Sallsb A Spencer
1044
94
101
.
1084
1st g 5s 1944—JAJ
North American Oo.
105
106
JAJ
6 Basis.
1074
1114
107
JAJ *
Deb 5s 1901
_
New Kochelle Wat 6 >4s '61.MAN
let 5s series B 1951
MAN
N Y Gent Elec 1st 5Vis '50.MAS
5s1952...
N Y A East River Gee- ~
N Y G E L H A P
New York Edison Oo—
oo oo
107
924
JAD
1st sf 6s 1947
1953
106
Oklahoma Gas A Electric—
1st M 5s 1950
MAS
1114
North American Edison Co—
Oo—
1942
t
Norfolk 8t
:
_
5s stamped
Inc 6s Nov
1094
1064
1064
1114
MAN
95
854
1064
1st A consol 5s I960
FAA
Ohio Elec Pow 1st M 5s 1957 JAD
Ohio L A Pow 1st 5s 1944.-MAN
Ohio Pow 1st A ref 5s 1952 B JAJ
1st A ref 44s 1956 ser D.JAD
2
14 v;\:
Norf A Ports Bdge 64s *47—FAA
Norf A Portsm Tract 5s '30—JAD
78
F A A
/
105
82
1st m col tr 5 Vis 1953 ser.A JAJ
Ohio Edison 1st 6s 1957
AAO
Ohio Valley Gas Oorp—
1st 64s 1943 (with war)
JAJ
Ohio Valley Water 5s 1954—JAJ
Ohio Water Serv 5s A 1958.FAA
See N Y Gas Elec Lt A Pr
Norf Ry a. Lt 1st os
105
1084
Niagara Falls Power—
604
New Mexico Power—
1st M 5s 1958
...JAJ
New One*u» Pub Service Oo—
let A ref 5s 1952 series A..A.>.
1st A ref 5s 1955 series B—JAD
Gen M 4V4s 1935
JAJ
1074
108
MAN
A Westchester Lighting—
mtge 64s
104
93
84
M&N
.
MAN
§84
69
76
New Jersey Water
1st M 5s 1950
1014
6% if notes 1935
694
N J A Mud Klv R* A Ferry—
1st gold 4s 1960 opt
MAS
N J Pow A Lt 1st 44s *60—AAO
1004
MAN
1st M 5s 1951
——l.MAN
1st M 5s 1956
MAN
N V Tel 1st 4>48 '39 tax ex.MAN
N Y Water Service Corp—
1st
Convertible deb 5s 1962—JAJ
:
1094
Oertlficates of deposit
884
914
694
694
.
1094
N Y Steam 6s 1947
N Y
-
Ohio Assoc Telep 6s A 1962.JAJ
Ohio Cent Telep 1st 6s '47..JAJ
Ohio Cities Water Oorp—
2
1st con g 4Vi8 '62 op '13--MAN
Oertlficates of deposit
30
-
Deb g 6s 2024
York State Rys—
1st con 6 Vis 1962
Ask.
Ohio Public Service Oo—
1st M A ref 74s '46 ser A. AAO
50
9
33
72" Nippon Elec Pow Ltd (Japan)—
674
wt
l\y*
>
68
694
Tel—
1st 5s 1952 series A
-JAD
1st 44» 1961 ser B——MAN
New Hampshire Pow 6s Dec.1943
New Haven Water—
1st A ref 4 Vis A 1957....JAD
1st A ref 4 Vis B 1970
AAO
1st A ref 4 Vis 0 1981
MAS
1st ref 4s A stmp 1957
JAD
114
1st A cons 6s Her AA '50..MAN
5s series A 1959—
JAJ
Niagara Lockport A Out Power—
1st A ref 5s 1956 series A.AAO
1004
!l*
87
6s prior lien assented 1965—
' ifl
• «4f| 1
1966-Apr J
6s stamped 1965
-—
*
1st M 5s 1951 fcer A
101
84
1054
.88
1st ra 4Vis 1980
—MAS
New York State Gas A Elec Oo—
1st M 5 Vis 1962
AAO
1st M 6a 1952
JAJ
1054
954
1034
1054
N Y A Richmond Gas Oo—
1st ref M 6s 1951 ser A..MAN
N Y State El A Gas Oorp—
86
1054
•
_
BIhocu k
113
103
111,
5s 1954 op
.*
K K 1st 4s '50-JAJ f
Bway A 7th Ave. 5s 1943—— f
23d rit My 5a 1962
JAJ /
99 4
694
New Eng Tel A
1014
«
Light A Power Oo—
1st M s f 6s 1958 ser A
JAD
102%
Oberpfals Elec 7s 1946
JAD / 26
Ocean City Costal Highw Bdge—
6 Vis 1947
JAD / 30
Ogden Gas 5s 1945
109"
: 1074
guar—JAJ
S Y Power A Light Corp—
1st mtge 4 Vis 1967
AAO
^few York Rys Oorp—
Prior Hon
1965 ser A-- JAJ
<
Deb g 5s 1947
—.—MAS
Oonv deb 5s 1948.—.—.JAD
Oonv deb 6s I960
—MAN
New En* Pow Assn 5s 1948.AAO
Deb 5 Vis 1954
JAD
New Eng Pow 1st 5s 1951...JAJ
1094
JAJ
Deb
_
...JAJ
1st M 6s 1938 series B
JAJ
Muncie W W 5s Oct 2 1939.AAO
Municipal Sarv coll 6s 1956.FAA
Mut Fuel Gas See Peoples G L A C
Mutual Telep (Pa) 1st 6s45-AAO
Mutual Un Tel—See West Un Tel
Narragansett Elec Oo—
1st M 5s 1957 ser A——-JAJ
1st 5s sink fund ser B 1957. JAJ
5s series O 1958.........JAD
Nashville Railway A LignvOons g 5s 1953 opt 1908..JAJ
Ref A ext gold 5s 1958-.— JAJ
Nashville Gas A Heating Co—
1st M gold 5s 1937 guar—MAN
5s 1937 «not guar)
—MAN
1st A ref 5s 1938.
'44—JAJ
_
811 St Ky—See PbUaOo
Mount Home Telep 5s
Mount Hope Bridge 5s
109
108
NYAWestch Ltg 4s 2004—JAJ
New
Montana Power—
^
lit A ref s f 5s *43 op 18—JAJ
Deb g 6s 1962 ser A——JAD
Montreal Is! Pow 54b 1957-MAN
Montreal Lt Ht A Pow Oonsol—1st ref A coll tr 5s 1951—AAO
1st ref col A sf 5s 1970 serB MAS
M
124 4
1134
1274
NYAER Gas 1st g 5s
Oon 5s 1945
66
Oo—_
Ext 1st 54s-64s 1944
1234
113
1st g 5s Dec 1 1948......JAD
mon coll tr 4s 1949—FAA
54
Bid.
Bonds
Nova Scotia
Pur
JAD
1st M 5s 1949—-
Ask
Ed El 111. N Y. con g 5s '95 JAJ
New Amster Gas 5s 1948—JAJ
108
104
Monongahela Light A Pow Oo—-
Monongahela Valley Traction—1st M g 6s '42 opt *22
JAD
Bid.
N Y Gas Elec L H A P Oo—
52
107
102 4
^
1st 5s 1956
Bonds.
Ask.
54
344
344
954
99
Negotiability impaired by maturity,
t Called Aug. 1 at 105.
1164
100
1074
82
PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS
j
NOTICE.—-All bond prices are "and interest*'
except where marked "f* and Income and defaulted bonds.
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
Bid
People's G L A Ooke. Ohicagolst cons g 0s 1943---—--AA*
Refunding gold 5s 1947.
1st A ref 4s 1981ser B
JA,
1st A ref 0s ser O 1957
J&1
Ohic G L & O 1st 5s 1937.. J AOonsum Gas 1st g 5b "30--JAL
lnd Nat GAO g 5s *30 gu-M&N
Mutual Fuel Gas g 5s '47 MAN
Peoples Light A Power Corp—1st lien 5Hs 1941
J*
Conv deb 5s 1979.------
Ask
91
Bonds.
92
116
116H!
>
106 H
85
100
106 %
105
Public Service Co of N H—
lot A ref 5* 1950 ser A—MAN
lot A ref. 4 H» 1957 «er B.AAO
Public Service Co of Nor HI—
102
106 H
106
86"
57
fk '6%
57 H
Peoples Tract—See Phila R T.
Peoria Water Works Co—
97 H
103
98 H
104
100
98 X
60
1st A ref 6s 1950—
Debenture 4s 1950
Philadelphia Company—
100
28
1104 H
1110 H
99 H
100 H
104H
110H
80
98
83
88"
Sd Ave Tr 1st 5s
29
32
So Trac 1st A coll tr g 5s
29
32
28
30
1953-AAC
1934——JAE
50 AAC
Dnlted Trac 5s 1997 ctfs.-JAJ
West End Trac con 5s '38-JAJ
Phila Elect 1st 5s 1900
AAO
1st M 4s 1900
----AAO
1st lien A ref m 4 H® 1907 MAN
1st A ref 4s 1971
JAA
Philadelphia Elec Power Co—
1st mtge 5Hs 1973
FacjS
PIttsb Rys 5s
30
112H
106 H
107 H
107
106
106 %
110M
Phila A Garretsford St By—■
1st 5s 1955
P&A
Secured
112
37
40
79
A
Media
Darby
Ohes
St
78
83
88 H
0s gold
1903.
1st m r e 0s 19
81
76
84
90 H
ser
1st col tr
conv
/
fund
ser
"10"
77
Direct
m
96 H
Con
0s 1953
13 H
14
7% sec. notes 1930
Richland Public Service—
ctfs 4s *43 -FAA / 26
75
Union Traction 4s 1952-JAJ
Phila Snbur-Oountles Gas A Elec
106 M
lBt A ref 4Hs 1957
MAN
Phila Sub Water Co—
104
1st M 5s 1955
MAN
29
104 %
100
105
109"
105H
/
Piedmont
16
18"
Hydro-El Co (Italy)k
46
102
103"
97
Rys—See
98
107
Pittsburgh
109
Phila
Plattsburg G A El 1st 6s 1939- -.
Pomerania Elec. 0s 1953—MA
10dH
lol'A
fk 26%
f .14 H
104 H
106
15 H
105
Portland General Elec Co—
—.MA
1st M 5s exten to 1950
J<S
1st A ref 4Ks 1900
Portland (Ore) Gas A Ooite—
1st A ref g 6s *40 opt '20—JAJ
lstl'n A gen 4H» 1940
JAJ
Portland (Me) RR 3Hs 1951-JAJ
1st 1 A
eon
m
5s 1945—MAN
Porto Rlcan Power 0s 1950.MAN
Porto Rlcan Rys Ltd 5s 1930MAN
Porto Rico Telep 0a 1944—JAD
Postal Teleg A Cable 5o
Potomac Edison Co—
'53—JAJ /
1st mtge 6a 1950 ser B—MAN
Ust M 4H» 1901 series F—AAO
Potomac El Pow—
Cons Me 6a 1930 guar..JAJ
Gen lien A ref 0s 1953
AAO
Po ver Corp of Canada Ltd—
Oonv deb 4 Ha 1959 Ser B.MAS
6s Dec. 1 1957
Power oorp of N Y—
Deb gold 5Hs 1947
Power Gas A Water Sec
73
107 H
85 «
64
81
90 H
96 H
87
75
66
83
92
98
QK
29M
106 H
106 H
103 K
107
84H
30"
106M
....
85 H
MAN
Corp
100H
Oeb 0s 194ft
MAN
Pub Ser of Indiana 0s 1952.FAA
Public Service <Jorp of N J—
Trust certs 0% perpet
M&N
Camden Sub 1st 5s 1940
JAJ
Consolidated Traction—
Extended 5s 1938
JAD
Ells Tlalni A Gent Jersey By—
1st g 5s Dec 1 I960..
JAJ
Ellz A Raritan Riv 5s '54.M&N
'02.AAO
J O Hob A Pat 4s 1949—MAM
Nor Jer St Ry 4s 1948—MAN
JAD
2d 0s '14 ext 5% to *44.AAO
P 8 Newark Term Ry 5s*55 JAD
/
AAO /
TAA /
....
106
105
106
89
131
84H
62
....
65
71
96
54
100
83
115
....
10QH
1st A ref 7 Hs 1941 ser A..AAO
1st A ref 08 1945 ser B—.AAO
104
(Pa] Elec 5a 1947
81
Rochester Central Power Oorp—
Deb g 5a 1963MAS
Schenectady Ry 1st 5s 1948
f
Scioto Vai Ry A Pr let 0s'43-JAD
Scran ton Rv & Bus Co—
1st 5s series A 1959
1st 4s series B 1959
2d 5s g 1933 ctf dep
JAD
Rochester A Syracuse RR—
S8^
36
34"
36
104
38
95H
107 H
106"
103
103 H
—
Scranton-Spg Brook Water Serv—
l9t
68 1967
91H
8er A.. FAA
Scranton Ry—1st 6s Nov "32.JAJ
Scranton Transit ser 5s A
1959—
4s series B 1959
Income 3s 1959
"
74
..
....
Ar 4H«r'68
1947-FAA
99
1947
1949
ser
A
ser
B_w._.
}■'25-jt 5Hs I960
110
109
109H
100 H
113 H
10
....
100
90
93
107
105
Somerset Un A Middlesex
Ltg—
Mtge g 4s Dec 1 1943—.JAD
South Bay Oonsoi Water—
1st ref 5s I960
MAN
South Carolina Power Oo—
& ref 69 ^967
106
}»! "en5s ref 5s 1900 ser
A
1st M
104H
101
97
110
1st mtge sf 4Hs 1979
JAD
Saguenay Elec 5Hs A 1953..JAJ
St Olair County (ill) Gas A El—
1st cons guar 5s 1959
MAS
St Joseph Gas—1st 5s 1937—JAJ
St Joseph Ry, Lt Heat A Power—
106 H
87
107
m
102
J"! $ ret $l252 ■« B..MAS
1st M A ref 4s Aug 1 1965.F&A
104
100H
f 5s 1955
MAN
MAS
l«t>;£ref 4Hs 1901
106
MAS
isi m 6s 194?
outhern Canada Pr Oo Ltd—
1st M 5s 1955 ser A
AAO
104 X
.
outhern Cities Pub Serv Oo—
Oonv deb 0s 1949.......MAN f
outhern Cities Utilities Oo—
y--
lien A coll 5s 1958
8 f deb 6s 1958 ser A
15
89 H
107"
AAO
FAA f
outhern Colorado Power Oe—
1st g 6s 1947 series A
JAJ
outhern Counties Gas (Calif)—
1st M 4Hs 1908
MAN
*
•
; ' mmmm
35
47 X
12 H
99 H
outhern Gas Oo—
8 t deb 6H« 1930 ser A
101H
AAO
outhern Gas Utilities, Ino—
1st M s f 0Hs 1939 ser A.MAS
100 H
outh lnd G A E 5Hs
*57—AAO * 105H
Gas Oorp—
lstsf0a 1944 with warr...JAJ
Without privilege
86
86
87
;
48 H
.
100
105
£
mmmm,
102
104
109
103
97 H
109 H
104
99
98
102;
107
106
outhern United Gas Oo—
1st lien 6a 1937 with warr AAO t
...
26
91
15
19*
86
iwepuo
1st M 5s 1901
AAO
Southwestern Bell Telep—
1st A ref M 5s 1954 ser A.FAA
Negotiability impaired by maturity,
26
24 H
85
f
'uvunoBwauaiBW
24 H
87
103 H
1
zzzz
103 H
113 H
suthern Trac—See Phila Oe.
Certificates of deposit
106"
99
122
112H
Telep
outhern Utah Power Oo—
1st M 5Hs May 1 1960—M&S
h m op
99
98
120
outh N E
1st 6s 1948. JAD
Deb g 5s 1970
JAD
o Ohio Elee 0s 1955
JAD
1st g 5Hs 1959 ser D
JAJ
108 X
108 H
103 H
102 X
103
105
105 H
1104.
f Called Sept. 1 at 104.
t Called
'-vi * ^
H
103 H
•
uJ-
'
105 H
30
104
Southwestern Gas A Elee Co—
1st mtge 5s 1957 ser A
JAJ
1st M 5s 1957 ser B
MAN
1st 6s series O 1901
M A N
b Basis.
/ This price includes accrued interest,
k Last sale,
n Nominal.
).
#* Coi
>mpany reorganized, see Scranton Ry. A Bus. Co.
Sept. 1 at 110.
106 X
ioi m
106"
Telep
outhern Natural
84
•
103 H
104 H
PubS ervtce.
111
85
100
m s
99H
102 X
104H
outn Calif
84
lit
106 X
99 H
93H
91X
MAN
1st A ref 5Hs ser D 1960.M&S
1st mtge 4s May 1 1965
San Diego Water Supply Co—
98 X
98 X
101 x
1st A ref 5a 1957
Stewart Mt Pow 5H« '57-AAO
Sin Angelo Telep 1st 5s 1958 FAA
Ssn Antenie G A E 5s 1949.MAS
San DIege Oonsoi Gas A Elec—
1st g 5s 1939 ept 1914—MAS
1st £ ref 6s ser A 1939....MAS
1st A ref 5s 1947 ser B—MAS
1st A ref 6s ser O 1947...-MAS
105
106 X
Collateral trust 5s 1937..MAM
outhern California Gas Oo—
110
1st ref 6s 1952 series A
JAJ
1st A ref 5s 1958 ser B
JAJ
San Antonio Tr 1st 5s '49-..MA8
109 H
89
108
Refunding 6s 1950
108 X
oorp—
106
106
97 H
JAD
108 H
^
103 H
105 H
104
FAA
Rutland Ry Lt A f ist 5s'40.MAU
Safe Harbor Water Pow. Oorp—
MAS
49
102
B. JAJ
1st lien 0s 1944
1st lien 6s x-w 1941
39H
?5H
/ 47
Corp.
goJexaa Gas fiHs 1938 A..MAS
104"
mmmm
81X
94H
JAJ
South Coast Co 0Hs
1943—JAJ
"J'lt
80 X
Southeast PAL deb 0s 2025 .MAS
Southeastern Gas A Water Co—
102
Gen A ref 0s 1952...
JAJ
Salina Lt Pow A Gas 6s '43.AAO
104 H
99
1955—
107 X
102
^88^
102
JAJ
JAJ
South Pittsburgh Water Oo—
1st lien A ref5s I960 ser
A.JAJ
108
Oonv 0% notes ext to '34..JAJ / ....
St Louis Spring! A Peoria RR—
1st A ref gu g 5s '39 opt..JAD
St Paul City Ry—See Twin City. R T.
104 H
101
FAA
ser O.FAA
.......
Sioux City Serv 0« 1§51
Snow Mt Wat A Pr 5s
1937-JAJ
Somerset Lighting 5s
o
23"
ff 2bH
103 X
99 H
103
107
30"
103 H
103 H
1939.Jfc*AA
§5"
109H
o
86 X
113
27 ;;
MAS
102
Salisbury A Spencer—See Ne Oar
Salmon Riv Pswgu 5s '52 sp FAA
Salt River Vai Water Users Assn
0s 1938-1943
FAA
99
103 H
5 P7^P^* * Elec Oo—
100
St Paul Gaslight—.
Gen gald 5s 1944
106H
98 X
Co.
S IK?? nSwi°°rE 'J,6** *4«FAA
1st M 5s I960..
108 X
AAO
99
106
FAA
102
Joseph Water 5s 1941
99 H
98 H
-er B—MAN
Sierra Pacific Power Oo—
1st A ref 5sl90O ser
A...MAS
Sierra A San Francisco
Power—
93 H
88 H
"t
6
Sheboygan Elec—See East Wis El ec
102
Shenango Val Water 5s 1950AAO
Shlnyetsu Elec Pow (Japan)—
1st sink fund 6Hs
1952...JAD
85^
Shreveport Rys 1st 5s. *35-44.JAJ / 10
1st 6s
1st 0a
fk 53
JAJ
mmmm
44
4
100H
1st coll tr 6a '70 ser O
FAA
1st coll tr 4Hs ser D
'70—AAO
i
92
MAN
96H
42 H
Shawinlgan Water A Power Co—
100
K 5s Nov 1 1937
1st A ref 5s 1940
70 ^
33
92
MAS /
opt 1914—AAO /
Deb s f 6s 1930
FAA /
Second Ave Trac—See Phila Oe—
JAD
Southern Bell Telep A
Teleg—
1st s f g 5s 1941 opt
1910—JAJ
Sou B vard—See Third
Ave Ry.
Southern California EdisonRefunding 5s 1952
MAS
Refunding 6a 1954
..JAD
Ref mtge 3Hs May 1 I960
Ref mtge 3^s ser B
July 1 '60Southern California Gas
1st
79"
f*J*1
**._
.
Sedalja(Mo)Wat 5Hs
w
"
65
......
99
MAN
78
Scranton Elec 5s '37 ept 12.JAJ
Scranton Gas A Water Oe—
1st 4Hs 1958.
MAS
60
1st ref 4Hs 1958 ser A...MAN
Rome (Ga) Ry A L 5s *40—AAO
Rome (N Y) Gas. Elec Lt A P—
1st ref 5s 1940
JAD
Ruhr Gas Oorp 0Ha '53 A..AAO
Rumford Falls Pow—
75 :v:
73
,
1st M conv 6s ctfs 1957.MAN f
1H
Rochester Telep Oorp—
105 X
1st A ref 5s 1946 ser B—AAO
102 X
1st A ref 4Hs 1953 ser C..JAJ
104 H
Rockford Elec Co 1st 5s '39.MAS
Rockland light A Pow—
1st M 5s 1938
70
55
25
29H
34
34
40
w*
„5
"**"
L
1st g 5s 1949 opt
Rochester Gas A Elec Corp—
Gen M 5Hs 1948 series O.MA8
Gen mtge 4Hs 1977 ser D.MAS
5s series E 1962
MAS
Rochester A Lake Ontario
Water 5s, 1938---———...
Roch Ry A Lt 6s '54 opt
JAJ
Roch Ry cons 5s g 1930—AAO
.AAO
1st MA cols f 4Hs *67SerA
AAO
28
93
103
5s 1944
Ref g 58 1949
105 H
Riverside Trac—See Pub Ser Qorp
Roanoke G-L 5Hs 1951
FAA
Roanoke Ry A El 5s 1953—FAA
Roanoke W W 5s 1950
JAJ
92
105 H
seiS.,MiU'«pl1W4--Mt8
1st
758
....
105
103 H
102
1st A ref 4s 1947 ser
D_—Q-Jan
Savannah Elec Oe 5s g '52.JAJ
Sayre
.
San Antenie Public Service—
56"
107H
108
99 ji
103
FAA
St Louis Co Gas 1st 5s 1951.. AAO
St L Gas ACoke.See " Indus. Bds"
St Louis Public Service—
88
8e Jersey Gas El A Trac—
Guar g 5s Mar 1 1953..MAS
1900
MAN /
1952
St
130
100
61
106
95
Trac 5s
0s
MAN
84
100
JAD
.
Riverside
m
7s 1950
96H
Orange A Passaic Valley—
1st 5s 1938
Pater son Ry—
g
Richmond (8 I) Lt A RR—
1st coll tr g 4s 1952
—J
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—
1st M 7s 1937 ser A
AAO
102
37"
107"
103
Gen M 4Hs May 1948—MAN
1st 4s 1945
AAO
92
Coll tr 5s 1948 with warr.MAN
81
Power Secur coll tr 0s '49—JAD
,94M
Providence Gas 4s ser B1903 FAA
107
Prussian Elec 0s 1954
FAA / 28
Public Elec L Co A (St Albans. V t)
1st 5H« 1950
102
AAO
Pnbllo Service Co of Colorado—
1st A ref 0s 1953 series A
MAS
105 X
1st A ref 5 Xa'64 series B.MAS
103 %
1st A ref 0s ssrles C 1901.MAN
105 H
Elisabeth & Trent 6s
73 H
104 H
96
1st A ref 5s 1937
AAO
Richmond (lnd) W W Corp—
1st M 5s 1957
.MAN
106
106H
Rhine-Westphalia El Pr (Germ'y)
Cons 0s 1955
107H
78
74
73
JAJ /
95H
P P Ry tr
81
v
Ry
/
77 H
80
'53-M&N
110M
1st 5s 1945 oot aft 191ft J All
2d3s. 1959...
Republic Gas 0s A 1945
JAD fk 69
/ 69H
Certificates of deposit—
Republic Service Corp—
80
1st coll tr 5s 1951
J&D
Rhine-Ruhr Wat Serv Union—
Mtge
Pass
60*
A
105
13
76 H
Rapid Transit St Ry 8s 1941-AAO
125 X
104
__
104
116 %
105 H
Ref 6s 1955
MA8
Ref 4Ha 1958—
MAS k 106 H
Oonv k deb 6Hs 52 ser A.AAO
99X
Railway A Light Securities—
97 H
Sink fund 5s ser "8" '51-MAN
97H
Sink fund 5s ser "9" '52-M&N
74
Elev
99 X
1942
MAN /
1
Lt A Pewer Oerp—
124
0s 1952 ser B..MA8
103 X
5s 1957 ser D
JAJ
San Jose Water Wks 5s 1953. JAJ
Santa Barbara Tel 5s ser B'61.
Sauda Falls Oe Ltd—
1st s f 6s 1955 ser A
AAO
Savannah Elec A Pewer Oe—
103"
105H
105H
105 X
f 5s 1908
28
Street
105
.JAD
Qneensboro Gas A El 5s '52.JAJ
s
Extl deb 0s 1953
u
ist g gi 4s 1956——.—MAN
Onion Tr;action—
101
50*
o< .wian
San Joaquin Light A Pewer—
„
100H
I '60-J&J
26
70
Market
IO5H
100
6Hs 1948—AAO
1st M A coll tr
R]
Heat Mi
8
5H
9H
99 %
105 H
6s 1938—MAS
conv
....
49H
*»»,« mua. IUUU u^i
Deb s f 7s
San Jeaquin
Unlf A ref
Unlf A ref
m
Puget Sound Power A Light—
1st A ref 5Hs 1949
JAD
lot A ref 5s 1950 ser O
MAN
1st A ref 4Hs 1950 ser D.JAD
Quebec Power Co—
Sink
Philadelphia Rapid Transit—
106 H
Public Service Co of Oklahoma—
1st mtge 5s 1901 ser O
MA8 k 104 H
102 X
First mtge 5s 1957 ser D.MAN
Public Service Elec A Gas Co—
105 X
ist A ref 4Hs 1907
JAD
105 H
1st A ref 4He 1970
—FAA
105 X
1st ref 4s 1971
AAO
Public Service
Subsidiary Corp—
98 X
Deb 5H« series A 1949
JAJ
Public Utilities Oonsoi Corp—
60
1st M 5 H« 1948
MAS
103
f
X
103 H
4Hs
Ask.
106
10
1st A ref 4 Hs 1980 ser E—JAJ
1st A ref 4 Hs 1Q81 ser V .AAO
1st lien A ref ftHs ser H '52JAJ
1st 1 & ref M
109H
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask.
99
1st A ref g 5s I960
1
op '21—AAO
lot A ref 5s I960 series O.MAN
I
lot A ref 4Ho 1978 oer D.MAN k
96
/
Bid.
Bonds.
j
1
AUG.,
f935]
83
PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS
All bond prices are "and interest" except where marked "f" and income and defaulted bonds
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
NOTICE.
Bid.
Bonds.
Pow Oo--
Southwestern Light &
1st M 5s 1957 ser A
9534
9534
1st M o& 1957 ser
93
8934
90
90
9034
Twin States Gas & Electric—
i.HS & ref 5s Oct 1953
A&O
95
Southwestern
1st
s
F&A
B_——F&A
1st 1 & ref 5
—M&N
f 0s 1945
Light—-
6s 2022 series A
M&8
Southwestern Public Service Oo—
1st M s f 6s 1946 ser A——J&J
Deb g
100
States Telep Oo—
1948
M&S
Southwest Gas Oo—
1st tin 634s 37 with warr. M&N
Southwest Telep 6s B 1947-M&S
1st 6s series O 1947J&D
Southwestern
4834
1st M 6s
47
2
102
Standard Power & L Oorp—
:Ai'-
-M&S
M&S
1961—------J&D
Sweetwater Water 634» 62—A&O
Syracuse Gas g 6s 1W46-—-J&J
1951-J&D
F&A
-J&J
Syrac Bap Tr 1st g 5s 1946-M&S
2d mtge g 6s 1930
—.J&J
Syracuse Lighting 5s g
1st & ref 514s 1954
5s series B 1957 - -
36*
32
Kef
s
108
110
Deb
10234
102 34
102 34
10234
ft 105 34
10134
United Pub Util Corp—
Conv coll tr 6s A 1960
8334
10234
1st con M g5s
9434
98
84
86
45 X
100
M&N
1954
101
;
Terre Haute W W Oorp—
'48—M&N
Texat Elec By 6s 1947J&J
Tex Trac 1st 5s 1937 opt..J&J
Texas Cities Gas 1st 5s
10234
6
4
5
99 X
J&J
A&O fk 2134
1st 634* I960 series B—M&S
S f deb 6s ser A 1942
M&S
Texaa Pow Oorp 6s 1966—-M&S
General
634*
'
Deb g 6a 2022 ser
A
-
son Boulevard g
59
§6"
40
106
k
10234
105"
104
1st & ref 5s 1956—
M&N
Third Avenue By (New York)—
1st ref g 4s 1960 opt aft *14 J&J
AdJ incg 5s Jan lWJOopt—A&O
Third Ave RR 1st 5s g r37—J&J
5534
76
J&D
—J&J
101
n
1956--——M&S
Texas Pow & Lt 1st 6s 1937
5634
/
6s 1945—J&J
Union By 1st 5s g 1942..F&A
Westchester El 1st 5s g '43 J&J
Yonkera By 1st 5s 1946—A&O
Tide Water Power 1st 5s '79-F&A
5634
2434
2334
10134
6234
102
1st a f 7s 1955 ser
A—M&S15
Guaranteed
& Basis.
securities.
/Flat price,
60
9734
9734
9434
95
81
82
107
1
1
83
79
81
50
49
50
52
51
52
1st M
fi^s 1952
-J&J
West Virginia Water 5s A '51 F&A
Western Mass Cos—
1st M
534s 1950
J&J
M&N
2-yr 6% notes Feb 15 '33-F&A /
Western Puolic Service Oo—
1st & ref 534s 1960
F&A
-—
West Un Teleg coll tr 5s 1938. J&J
!
::
—
19
28
29
92
5
g 434s 2004
J&D
30
Albany By con M 5a g "30-J&J
25
Gen g 5s 1947
—J&D
Troy Oity By 5s g 1942—A&O
Unit Tr (PIttsb)—See Phila Oo.
United Wat G&E 5s 1941 ..M&S
100
Unterelbe Power & Light Oo—
S f M 6s 1953
A&O / 30
Utah Gas& Coke 1st 5s 1936. J&J
07
1st 8s 1936
J&J
99
Utah Lt & Tr 1st 5s 1944 A..A&U
01
Utah Power & Light Oo—
■
Deb 6s May 1 2022
M&N
80
1st 1 & gen M 5s 1944
F&A
9034
1st 1 & gen M 434s 1944—F&A
87
Utica El & P 1st 5s 1950—-J&J
H6
Utica G & El ref & ext 5s *57. J&J
121
Gen 534s 1949 ser 0—J&D16
106
Gen M 5s 1956 ser D—..A&O
106
Gen 5b 1952 series E
...J&J
106
Utilities Power & Light Oorp—
_
Oonv deb
634f ser A 1938-F&A
Vamma Water Pow 534s *57.A&O
/
Virginia Public Service Oo—
1st & ref 534« 1946 ser A..F&A
96,,
10934
89
123"
109
109
109
5034
48
1st & ref 5s 1950 ser B
J&D
1st & ref 6s series O 1952.M&S
Deb s f 6s 1946—.
F&A
Washington Bait & Ann El—
1st M 5s Mar 1941 op
M&8
Wash'n (D O) G L 5s 1960—M&N
Refunding 5s
6s
5534
m
1936
ser
1958..
B
53
56
3
4
105
ft
10534
11034
97
9234
102
103
8634
J&J
...A&O
9534
9634
9534
n
Nominal.
1st sf 534s 1947
M&N
Wisconsin Gas & Electrio—
1st g 5s 1962 opt 1919
J&D
Wisconsin Hydro-Elec Oo—
1st M 5s 1947
A&O
Wisconsin Michigan Power Oo—
J8! frfL68
15 '67-J&D16
1st M 434s 1961—
—J&J
Wisconsin Minn Light & Power—
1st & ref 5s 1944 opt '19..M&N
1947-
J&J
1st & ref 8s 1944
M&N
Wisconsin Power & Light—
1st 1 & ref 5s 1956 ser E—M&N
1st lien & ref 5s 1958 ser F J&D
1st lien & ref 5s ser G 1961. J&J
1st lien & ref 6s ser H1952 M&N
Wisconsin Pow, Light & Heat—
1st & ref 5a 1946
.J&D
Wisconsin Public Service
1st 1 & ref 6s 1952 ser A
1st & ref 534s 1958
Oorp—
A&O
J&J
1st lien & ref 534s ser O '59M&S
Wise Pub Service Oo—
1st & ref 5e. 1942
J&J
Wiscon Biv Pow 1st 5s 1941 M&N
Wise Val El 1st & ref 5s '42M&N
1st mtge 534s 1942
M&N
Wolverine Power 7s 1943.... J&D
Worcester & Oonn Eastern By—
1st s f g 434s 1943
J&j
Wyoming Vail P S 6s 1971—A&O
Yadkin Klver Pow 1st 6s '41.A&O
Yonkers By—See Third Ave By.
York (Pa) Gas 1st 5a 1941.M&N
F&A
7534
1st M 534s 1953
—....J&J
1st M 5s 1955—
M&N
1st lien & ref 6awv 1960.F&A
York Bys 1st M g 5s '37 opt. J&D
151"
99
103
104
107
10134
9934
10i34
100
87
6
8834
4934
107
36
:
36
8
8934
93
9434
105
10534
10234
10134
10434
.9534
102 X
9834
9634
10634
95
105
9634
103
99
9734
97
48
10034
30
10134
3334
100
10634
9934
10534
10334
104
10234
5534
5s Jan 1 1935
/ 9834
Wisconsin Electric Power Co—""
10534
1st M 5s 1954 ser A—..F&A
York Haven Wat&P 1st 6s'51J&D
Washington Gas & El Os—
94
M&S
I F&A
Williamsport Water Oo—
1st m 5s Aug 1952 ser
A—M*«
Winnipeg Elec ref 6s *54
A&O
Gen & ref 7s
VIcksburg Bridge & Terminal—
40
10734
10534
9134
82
10234
Virginia Pow 1st 5s 1942—J&D
107
100"
34
10
10434
40
4234
25
10434
102
634
f
10634
10934
10634
75"
73
11834
Wichita Water 6s 1949
1st M 5s 1956. ser B
1st m 5a 1960 ser O
,
4934
4734
534s 1948—-J&D
6% notes 1937
M&N
Westmoreland Water 1st 5s_. 1952
Westphalia United El Pr (Germ)
1st M ■ f 6s 1953
J&J
Whatcom Oo Ry&Lt 5s '35.M&N
Wheeling (W Va) Electrio Oo—
1st M 5e 1941 opt
M&N
White Line St By 6s 1935
.
-J&D
F&A
Fdg &REM 434s g *50—M&N
634s Aug 1 1936
F&A
25-year g 5s 1951
J&D
30-year 5s Mar 1 1960
M&S
Mat Un6s ext at 5%to'41.M&N
Western Utilities Oorp—
1st coll tr s f
30
95
M&N
Utilities Public Service Oo—
Oonv 6s 1933
J&D
Utilities Service 6s 1953 ctf dep.-
J&D
....
41
105
Western Pow (Oan) 5s 1949—J&J
Western P L & Telep—
/ 34
1st 1 coll 6s 1948 ser A
F&A
34
1st lien 6s series B 1950
A&O /
----
1947-
/
.M&N
t
g 534s
5s 1959
8134
9934
M&N
1st M 5s 1951
1st 5s series B 1950
Oonv deb 6s 1935
Western United Gas & Elec Oo—
1st 534s 1955 Ser A.—J&D
1st 5s series B 1957
—M&S
D®b
Deb
108
101
'.78
Y Utilities 5s '46-J&D
Western N Y Water Oo—
::::
1st lien 6s ser B 1953
12234
9934
F&A
Western United Oorp—
Ooll tr s f 634s 1955
United Traction (Albany)—
108
10634
106
A&O
Western States Utll 6s A *45-A&O
6s 1958M&S
Debenture 7s 1948
M&S
Va Elec & Pow 1st 5s 1955--A&O
1st & ref mtge 5s ser B *54. J&D
Sec conv 534s 1944
.J&J
10634
10034
New issues not being quoted as yet.
105*
81
7 27
48
65
ft Last sale,
A
::::
Lake Bo El 1st 5s '42—-M&S
92"
87
Toho Electric Power (Japan)—
Takya Elec Light Oo (Japan)—
1st g 6s 1953 series
J&D15
Toledo Edison 5s 1962
M&N
Tal G E & H con 1st g 6s '35- A&O
Traction & Term'l Oorp 5s '57J&J
Trenton G & El g 6s 1949--M&S
Trenton St By con g 6a '38-J&J n
General 6a. 1941
J&D n
Tren Pass By 1st ext 6s '61-A&0 n
Tri-Oities Water 634a 1942—J&D
Tri-State Telep & Tel eg—
634s 1942
M&N
1st M 5a 1942 ser B
M&N
Troy Oity By—See Un Tr (Alb)
Turner Falls Pow & El 5a A *62 J&D
23d Street By—See N
Y Bys
Twin Oity Bapld Transit Oo—
1st lien & ref 534s 1952- J&D k
St Paul Oity By—
Oable cnt 5s 1937
J&J16
ser
4% notes 1939.
Oon
87"
"71"
Texas-Louisiana Power Oo—
1st 6a 1946 series A
——J&J /
&
United Railways of Havana
Eq 734s Feb" 15 1936 —F&A 16 /
United Kys of St Louis—
Gen g 4s July 1 1934
J&J
Oity & Sub Pub Serv 5s *34. J&J
United Telep(Del)6s A 1948 A&O
United Tel & Tel 534s A1953 M&N
_
105""
10334
97
Texsa Electric Service Oo—
1st mtge 6s I960
Texas Gas Ufcil. 6s 1945
n
65 h
Baltimore Traction Oo—
9834
9434
9934
106 k
10634
12134
106 34
Western N
M&S
Cent By ext and imp 5s..1932
Extended to 1934 at 6% M&S
12234
10534
9034
f
634s'37 with war.J&D
West Va-Ohlo River Bridge—
s
No Bait Div 1st 5s *42—J&D t
7734
9834
1st M 6s 1949 ser A
J&D
1st M 5e 1956 ser B._
F&A
Texarkana W 1st 5s '58—--F&A
_lst M 5s 1957
1st
55
96
10534
10334
/
A&O f,
Income g 4s
op
Inc funding g
Bait Sparrows Pt & Ohes—
1st g gu 434s 1953
F&A
75
—-
49
West Ohio Gas 6s A 1954
West Kootenay Pow 5s Mar 1 '56West PennLiec. deb 5s 2030-A&O
West Penn Power—
M&S f
1949
'29—J&D
5a 1936
J&D i
67
-
10834
74 X
A&O /
1st consol g 4s 1949
1st con M 6s 1949
334
334
78
122
1st M 5s 1950 series G—-J&D
1st M 4s 1961 ser H
J&J
West Penn Tr 1st 5s 1960—J&D
Unit Bys & Elec (Baltimore)
7034
76
Tennessee Public Service—
1st & ref 6s 1970—-—-A&O
Tern! Hydro Elec 634* 1953-F&A
Terre Haute Traction & Light—
54%
100
55
J&J
1st lien 534a 1947 ser B
1st lien 68 1947 ser O
8834
A—J&D
& ref 6s 1956—----- J&D
Pow gu 5s 1962 opt—M&N
A&O
A&O
107
334
105
J&J
1959
Westchester Elec—see 3d av By.
Westchester Lt 1st g 5s '50.-J&D
West End St By—See Boston El
West End Trac—See Phila Oo
1st M 5s '46 op '21 ser A.M&8
1st M 5s 1963 series E
M&S
5234
.M&N
Conv coll tr 534s B 1960—J&J
United Pub Utll oa 1947 A—A&O f
5
6934
1st & ref 6s 1947 ser
_
634s 1933 with warr..
1634
10434
9734
8234
10134
1955—M&N
-
Ooll tr 6s 1942 ser A
k 107 X
M&N
fts 1975
106
West Virginia Gas Oo—
Un Lt&Rys(Del)deb 534s'52 F&A
United Power & Ligat (.Kansas)—
1st 6s series A 1944
J&J
12034
10734
11534
"
10734
F&A
Oo—
1st mtge 5s 1947 ser B—F&A
United Public Service Oo—
117
1971-J&J
g
11034
West Texas Utilities Oo—
United Lt&Rys'Me)6s A '52 A&O
deb 6s 1973.
J&J
if
10134
4834
1974
M&N
1st 1 & consol 5348 1959--A&0 ft
110
mmmm
86
ft 10534
1st mtge 434s 1958
M&N
Waterloo Oed Falls & No By—
1st M s f g 5s 1940 op '15--J&J /
Oertlfloates of deposit.
Water Service Cos 5s '42—M&S
Wacert'n L&P—See No N \ uiu.
1st 5s
United Ilium Oo New Haven—
Tenesssee Electric Power—
1st
Tenn
—
v
Waukesha Gas & Electric Oo—
4
11434
J&J
.
85
Wayne United Gas 634s '44.J&D /
Wks Oo—
Deb g 634s
1943-J&A
f 6s series A
10634
United Elec Serv (Italy)—
Extl 1st s f 7s 1956 ser A—J&D
TehneaseeEwtwn Elec Oo—
1st M 5s
Water
1st 4s Feb 1 1940
United Light & Power
6
Tampa (Fia) Gas 5%a 56--A&0
Telephone Bond & Share Oo—
Deb 6s 1958
—
J&D
iqw
3734
30
Debenture 7s 1952-—-— - J&D
K.
5734
Union
Without warrants
Taoon^-Palmyra Bridge— ^
Telephone Service (Ohio)—
72
56
56
-----
Taiwan El Pow s f 534s
107
66
54
lst lien 6s series A1948—-F&A
1st lien 6s 1948 ser B.——J&D
Standard Telephone Oo—
1st I col tr 534" *43 ser a.M&n
Oonv deb 6s 1938
M&N
Stettin Pud Utll 7s 1946—- -A&o
Stewart Mt Pr—See Salt Biv Vail
Suburban Gas Oo of Philadelphia
1st a f g 6s Apr I *62 op *07 A&O
Suburban Lt & Pow 6s 1938-F&A
1st M 6s
Ualted Elec Bys (Providence)—
Gen ref M 5s Jan 1951 ser A.-.
Gen ref M 4s Jan 1951 ser B
52 X
Deb g 6s 1957
——-—F&A
Standard Public Service Oorp—
Super-Power Oo of 111—
1st 4Hs 1968——
1st M 434" 1970
10034
A.M&N
First lien 5 ^4s 1951 ser
1st Hen 534s 1942.—-M&S 16
Unit Elec Oo of N J 4s '49—J&D
47 34
48
1935——A&O
6% conv notes
1st & gen 5s 1960
Water bury Gas Light Oo—
10634
mmmm.
90
89
9434
105
Ask.
ft 105
A&O
Ooll trust 534s 1941
M&S
Washington Water Power Oo—
1st ref 5s 1939 op
J&J
89
Ujigawa Elec Power (Japan)—
9334
<ml MlfTl 1945.
.M&Slfi
Union El Lt & Pow Oo of 8t
Gen 5s series A 1954
J&D ft 10534
10534
Genl mtge 5s 1967 ser B—F&a
General 5s 1957
A&O
Gen 434s 1957
M&N ft 106
Union Elec L & Pow of Illinois—
10534
1st g 534s 1954 serA—-—J&J
Uoioo Elev BR—See N W Ele*
75
Union Pub Ser (Del) 6s '39—J&D
9334
Union Pub Ser v(Miim) 5s A "58 J&D
Union
By—See Third Ave By
Union Trac—See Phila R T
5334
4934
4834
5334
49
J&D
City & Sub 5s g 1948
F&A
Washington & Suburban Cos—
Union Water Service Oo—
53
—F&A
J&D
Debenture 6s 1966—
10334
50:
A&O
g
4934
4934
107
Delaware
notes 1936....
Debenture 6s 1951
6%
49
it*
1932——-J&D
Spg Br'lc Wat 1st ret 6s '66-A&u
Springfield (Mo) Gas & Eieo Oo
/
1st mtge 5s 1967 ser A..-J&D
Springfield Terminal By 7a 1942.
Oonv deb ser A
Standard Gas & Elec of
4934
Wash By & El g 4s 1951
Anacost & Pot 5s 1949
§8**
88
86
...
993*
Bid.
Bonds
Ask.
10534
10634
ms 1945 Ser A.M&P
Tyrol Hydro-Elec Pow Oo—
ist M s f 734s 1955
M&M /
Guar s f 7s 1952
F&A /
Natural Gas Go—
Southwestern Power &
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask.
10634
5634
9934
10634
108
92
94
105
106
10434
105
106
10534
10734
111
98
98
9734
103
103
99
99
9834
104
....
10534
10634
105
106
10534
10534
10534
10434
10334
10434
6634
26~"
10534
105
106
6734
5734
106
105,.
10734
10234
.mmmm■
\\*
♦ Negotiability impaired by maturity,
4734
t Bonds being exchanged for new
"Bait Transit Co."
PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS
84
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
Bio.
Par.
Stocks.
Att,
Stocks,
Bid
Par.
Ask.
Stocks*
PUBLIC UTILITY
8TK8.
Par
72 &
Alabama Potter 17 pref-—(t)
ffl preferred...—————(U
$5 preferred
Allegheny Traction—See Phila Co
Amer Cities Pow A Light cl A.26
Class B-—...v«———j 1
-
I*
^--^r;r-£r
Amer DIsTel of
Preferred
N J com
44
86
112
—(t)
100
4 %
32%
$7 second pref series A—(
2%
Warrants...————-
-(t)
$6 preferred—-JU
Amer Gas A Elec com
105
Amer Gas A Pow $6 1st pref—(t)
American Light A Traction——26
Am«r Power A Light com——(T)
$6 preferred
-~(T)
S6
Amer Utilities
25c
96 1st preferred..—----—-(t)
Appalachian K1 Pow 7 % pref- it)
6% preferred-..—(t)
Arkansas Natural Gas Corp.—-T
Preferred.-.—————!"
Arkan A Me Pew 7% pref-—100
Arkansas Pew A Lt 97 pref-(t)
6% preferred..————it)
Associated Gas A Elec com.—-1
Common class
1
7
74
3
4
25
(96)iwef(t)
97jfirst prat.———
23
4
100
Preferred
tfttl com A— it'
96 pref with war....——
97 pref—..————-—
Bangor Hydro Elec
97
com—--21
14
100 105
90
6% preferred—.——-—-100
Baton Rouge Elec Oo 96 pf—(T)
80,
Beauharnois Power, com...—(T)
129
Bell Telephone (Canada)
100
Bell Telep of P» «4% Pf
100
llW
60
Beverly Gas A Elec—--——25
56
Birmingham Elec 97 pref—IT)
62
96 preferred————IT)
10 H
Birmingham Gas 96 pref ..... it)
105
Blackstone Yal Gas A E pref.. 100
14
Blue Ridge Corp—......—-1
ASH
93 conv preferred(T)
Boston Elevated RR com.—100
Brazilian Tr Lt A Pow ord
(t)
36
Bridgeport Gas Light.—
(f)
33
Bridgeport Hydraulic Oo—.20
244
Brit Ool Pow Oorp A
— (t) t
2%
Olass B——————— it) f
26
Broad River P«wer7% pref—100
84
Brockton Gas Light Oo vtc..-2fi
135
Brooklyn Edison.—--——100
41H
Bklyn-Manhat Transit——It)
97
96 preferred series A———(t)
2
Bklyn A Queens Transit com_( t)
7% preferred....—
6IH
,oP
58
62*
2*
68
8)
3?
34
25
29
9H
42
99
2%
22
68 H
22%
09 H
23
100 %
1H
&ratCTS^v16%^f"1—100
pfd——60
Can Hydro-El Oorp 6% 1st pf 100
Canada Nor Pow com «———(f)
Preferred————100
Marconi..—-—-1
Capital Transit cWash, D 0)100
Oarolina Pow A Light 97 pref (t)
96 preferred--IT)
Cent Arkan Pub 8erv Oorp pf 100
Cent Hud G A E com v t c—- (t)
Canadian
—100
6% preferred—
pf—100
7% preferred———.—.100
Cent 111 Pub Serv 96 pref..—(t)
Oent Indiana Power 7% pref. 100
"antral Maine Pew 0% pref—100
referred..
100
lent tfhlo Lt A Pow 6% pf— (t)
entral Pow A Light 7 % pref.100
ent Pub Serv Corp cl A.
lent Pub Utll Oorp A—...(t)
Central Illinois Light 6%
Conv stock
%
19H
82%
72%
1
04% pf (f)
14%
105
105
29%
99%
58
65
42
Engineers Pub Serv
preferred
kicage Rye partlc ctfs series 1 .
Series 2......—........... 100
Series 3....
..... 100
106H
110 H
A%
73
91
55
*294
100
734
90
Ulfnofii
8%
1
95
65
9 Last sale,
76)1
n*
54
*
Ex-dividend.
205
—. — -
188
104
ld54
96
30
31""
504
Conv pref 93.50 series
t
2%
B
1
21.75
preferred—.V—.".V—.
93.60 preferred..............
Interstate Natural
Oae......(T)
Power pref 97—it
96 preferred..............(♦)
Iowa Southern UtU. 7%
pref_.
It¥^^-8?per??,Yer
^e^"f®ri8dhi
^
A
224
M
10
474
*
..........
/+)
100
prefi.100
Kentucky Utnitle.. 6% ptef-100
7% preferred—.
....100
Keystone Pub Serv 92^0 pref..t
Keystone Telephone—
3%
150%
i%
10 4
SUUBW A (f)
B_„.l7..lt
24
3
134
870*
a
•
lutnnitate
89
25
(t)
96 iweferred
International Ry y | c_.
..101
International Telep A Teleg
(t;
international Utilities A
r
6
......50
Internal Ocean Teleg (guar)..10L
internst Power Securities
earn,
94 preference..............go
20
624
25
84
69
664
118
"14
95
103
704
30
46
16
Kings Oo Litg 7% pref.......loo
5% preferred..—...
..100
97
804
224
384
4
Laclede Gas Light..—100
5% preferred.....
....100
Lake bup Dlst Pow 7% pref..100
Lawrence Gas A Elec Lt ......25
4
Lincoln
934
81
10%
69%
59%
Telep A Teleg com..100
Lindsay Lt.—See "Indus. Stocks"
Lockhart Power Oo pref—......
Lone Star Gas "oro.......... (t)
6% conv preferred... ....100
.
18%
67
34
37
...*—100
0% preferred.......
40
185
64
27
24
21
k
36
t
18
04% preferred
Lang island iAgntlng com
m
7% preferred.*..*..i,.....ioo
86
36
..
100
Lee Angeles GAB Csrp, 6% pf 100
Louisiana Power A Light 2o pf (T)
Louisv Gas A Elec com cl A—ft)
58
32
&
Louisville
Railway Co
81
47
98
95
1034
54
76
65
106
84
184
100
23
Preferred....
100
Lowell Electric Light.........26
Lynn Gas Sr Elec Go..
26
Mackay Companies 4 % pref—100
7
IV*
Maiden Electric Co..
——.25
Maiden A Melrose Gas Lt
25
98
21
Manhattan Elev Ry 7% guar 100
Modified 6% guar........l00
Maroon Ink Marine Oommani—
324
....
68
Jk*
37
374
384
Ameridejp rets for ord shs
%
T.
27
li*
80
£1 k
t Without par value.
108
112
,
6% preferred.............100
6% prior pre(erred........l00
6% non-cum 2d preferred.. 100
Mass Power A Light Associat'n—
§5"
19
194
8
M«S«»«S
Marconi Wire—See Can Maroon
Market St Ry 'San Franciscoj.iuu
1
1^
24
94
24
30c
10e
Common with
warrants.....
Common without warrants...
Preferred--————
Warrants.................*
Mass Utilities Associates r 9 c—
6% oonv partlc preferred...50
Canadian price.
t
0
....
Indiana Service Corn.—
.......
7J
v
"%
96
4l^
FedStAPleasantVal—SeePhQaOo
r
3H
47
49%
Jamaica Water Supp 7 % %"pf.".50
Jefferson Electric com-.
-.(T)
644 Jersey Oent Pow A Lt 7% pref 100
6% preferred
80c
l(X)
5% % preferred...........100
94
Kansas City Power A Light—
4
1st pref 96 series
14
Rwwaa City Pub Serv
com..—(t)
7% preferre
70"*
....(Tj
0 0
fit Nominal.
46
94
72
Preferred
QWc
70
North
UtUIt1es"0%preflO(
ilium A Power Secur 1st
pref.100
UlSBS
1074
1124
4
3%
47%
294
34
294
*
m
52
85
Uluminating Shares class A......
1134
1134
—.100
Series 4....—
ft)
1064
844
96 preferred—
(T)
188
Eseez A Hudson Gas——100
6}
European Else class A—.....10
Option warrants........—..
Fairm't Pk A Hadd Pass Ry—See Phila R
50
Fall River Elec Light..
26
25
Fall River Gas Works
—26
Federal LtghtA Tr com
.15
li*
Preferred! 96) —— —IT)
78
Pub Ser 96 pf—it)
pref. 100
Pf6'——..100
preferred......
1054
(t)
96H pref (with warrants)..(T)
tkfo City A Con com part ctfs.(t)
Pref partlcctfi.CT)
Otfs of deposit
———
bile Dlst Elec General 96 pref (T)
8®® PhflaRT.
106
94
Empire Power Oorp partlc stk.(t)
96 preferred-;
(T)
40
ties A Poto Tele of Bait
49%
4
$5 convertible
5^?!% ¥
;
Gas.........iou
23%
19%
%
125i
82
53
^"^eCounty Power.*..—lOu
Water
Hudson
119
Internal Hydro-El
Syst A
106
107
—
115
1
188
187)4
At*
106
i——i
Vot trust ctfk common
...—l
utll com
3%
com...—"""
105
r
filer
64 % preferred.——.100
0% preferred—..——-100
74
42
26
......
0% preferred
ioi
(ndianap Pow A Lt 64% nreflM
Indianapolis By Oo vtc.—.10(»
interboroB T vot trust ctfs..l(K
95 jweferred.———it)
Elec Power Association mmmmmrn+mX
Class A foil paid —.....—..1
El Paso Electric Oo (Del)
Preferred series A 7 %—100
464 Ells A Trenton RR com—....50
Preferred. ....—————50
56
Eliz Consolidated Gas
...100
60
ninpire A Bay State Teleg
lOh
Empire District Elec 6 % pf—100
43*
Empire Gas A Fuel Oo pr 13%.100
Preferred 7%
-100
%
105""
08""
Kansas Elec Pow 7%
pref.
Kansas Gas A Elec 7%
(t)
81
50
84
80
.26
26
0% preferred—
"Tnn
Haverhill Elec Light.TITI""" 26
_
(t)
94
724
—
52
48
Corp—
....
70
100
*( t)
c
——
52""
113
79
Preferred——————(t)
Prior lien pref—
—(t)
antral States Else Corp.—.1
f % preferred—..——100
6% cum pref (without warr) .100
antral States Pow A L 97 pf (t)
mt Vermont
cumpreflOO
dlson Else Blum (Boston)..100
lectrleal Securities, 6% pref. loo
lectric Bond A Share
—(T)
96 preferred—.—
(+)
■
sot A s W
113
113
6% 1st pref stamped
.*100
6% prer B stock--.
-.100
5% adjustment stock-.—.100
Eastern U til Assoc com
astern
21%
0010
0% 1st
Eastern Mass St Ry com—.100
Eastern N J Pow 6%
East Shore Pub Serv
30%
80%
90°prSS^ Lt*6%
97 pref without warrants...it)
96 preferred eeriee B—(•)
104
—
~
Common...:.—.........(t)
6% preferred
.........100
4)4% prior preferred......100
84
..1
Preferred
Havana Elec Ry
56
84
Eastern States Oorp com B__.(f)
49
94 H
68
45
20
41
Duqueene Light—See PhOa CoEast Coast Public Service v t C—
Eastern Gas A Fuel Asaoc's—
Name changed to
A$
r
......
84
28%
54
83
40
88
110 H
100
...100
4*
84
Green A Coatee—See Phila R
T.
Green Mt Pow Oorp
90 pref—(f)
Greenwich Water A Gas
0% pf.100
IK*
40
72H
Detroit Edison
Duke Pawer
15
51
(ft
Hamilton Gas common v t
Hartford Electric Light..
1
%
19
102
48
51
47
3
113 H
117
...100
Eastern States Power
95
49
OaW
Canadian Gen Elec 7 %
13
Continental Gas A Electric—
6% preferred
(T)
Dayton Pow A Light 6% pref 100
Denver Tramway pref..—.100
Derby Gas A Eiee 97 pref
tt)
3
524
Oontinen Pase Ry—See Phila R T
Cuban Telephone pref .—...100
Cumberland Oo(Me)P A Lt pf 100
Dallas Power A Light 7% pref 100
7% prior preferred
124
33
.....100
...100
5)4% pra/s/red series E
100
5% preferred series A......100
Consolidated Gas (N Y) com—(t)
108
95 preferred...........
(V
92
Cons Trac of N J—See P 8 Oorp
Cons Trac (Pltteb)—See Phila Co
Consumers Gas (Toronto)
100
130
Consumers Pr (Maine) pf 6%. 100
117 H
6.6% preferred—..—100
95 preferred..
........(T)
21H
67 H
96 preferred————(T)
Brooklyn Union Gas———(f)
Buffalo Niagara A East Power
91.60 prior preferred——25
95 first pref-...———(t)
Cable A Wireless, Ltd
^
Amer dep rec 7H % A ord-.1
Amer deprec Bord--——-*i
Amer deposit rets 54 % preT JB3L
814
14
12
6% cum jwvf series D
96 pref.—it,
99
98
15
50
53
Gloucester Elec Lt Oo
25
Gold A Stock
Telep (guar)... 100
62%
.(T)
Cons Gas E L A P (Bait)..... < f >
(t
it,
Atlantic City Elec,
68
Common...................
Conn Lt A Pow 5)4% pref..—100
64% preferred—........ 100
Connecticut Power.... .......26
Connecticut Ry A Lighting
100
22
42
-
?{)
({)
com A
O O^
&
Georgia Power 96 preferred" * (t>
Germantown Pass—See Phila RT
64%
Connecticut Elec Serv com.—(t)
Conn Gas A Coke Sec pref......
3
preferred--------——
allot ctfs.------- ;
Oo Ltd 91.50 pf--(t)
Wat Gas A Elec
14 preferred.
8%
Common
3
'
(t)
7 % .preferred..
_
1%
rn.mm.mi
mmmm
l—l
—.—(+)
preferred......
Gen
70
7% preferred.............(T)
Concord Elec Co 6% pref
3
8 Int bear
Associated Telep
99
First preferred 6%—
1U0
Community Water Ser com.....]
3
96 preferred....
5%
Community Power A Light-
"li
3H
Assoc Telep
AssoclatedTelpA Teleg
^
12
98
96 H
80 H
Optional warrants....
96 preferred........
90
Preferred 7%-.—...„_(
Preferred 8%..::::::::::;
86 cum conv pref eer A.
(
90 conv pref ser B
(
Gen Italian Edison Elec
General Pub Util common
Commonwealth A Sou Oorp comt
•44
A—...—.$1/
234
*
_
*..«
45
118
Oorp—
Amer shs for
ordinary stock.
Gen Public Service
Oorp
..ft)
_
984
Original preferred——— ~
94 preferred————
95 preferred..***———
preferred.—
64 preferred-----
17
25
7% preferred
...
...100
Columbus Ry PAL 1st pf A 6%10C
Preferred eer B 6)4 %
100
Commonwealth-Edison Co...100
100
18
51
37
40
......
6% preferred series A*...—100
5% preferred—1 Of
5% conv preferred..
.100
Columbus Delaware A Marion
124
69%
com—(t)
20
21
Oolum G A E) Oorp (Del) com
(f)
130 %
44
Amer Wat Wks A Jfilec
15
18
Gen Elec Ltd see Miso Stocks
Gen Gas A Elec (Dei) com A
-(
2
14
6%t preferred..—........ido
■20 4
Service common..
164
Cleveland Railway..........100
Certificates of deposit..
...
Coast Oo Gas A El 1st pref...100
ai*
64
6% preferred
.
Preferred ——.—.100
Oleve Elec Ilium common —(f)
28%
„
...
44
844
14
18"
17
17
17
48
36
86
preferred....
———.(t)
964 preferred—.........-it)
97 preferred
—(t>
924 Fitch burg Gas A Elec Light—.50
Florida Power A Lt 97 pref.
95
(T)
85
foreign Light A Power units. (T)
441 FrankTd A S'thwark—seePhilaRT
Franklin Telegraph (guar)—lOO
85
14 Gardner Elec Lt pref—
100
Gas A Elec of
17
Bergeu County .100
Oi£ Ry (Dayton. Ohio)—*100
44
33 %
Amer Super ower
874
87
76
A$k,
A .(t>
com
96
4
994
Oltisens Traction—See FhtlaOo.
ifH
preferred.—....———<t)
Corp com -.(T)
First 96 preferred..———IT)
Preferred 96 series--—-—--(t)
American Telep A Teleg——100
:
4
99
Preferred BB
100
Cities Serv Pr A Lt 96 pf——it)
7% prrferred..-?— ....f(i6
Citiiens Pass Ry—See Phil R T
M
—-C1
—
Hvtor preferred A....—.10(1
Prior preferred B
100
Cincinnati G*» ac Electric pref KM)
Cincinnati Gas Transp
100
Cine New A Gov Lt A Trac—100
Preferred
100
Cincinnati Street Ry
50
llnctn A Suburb Bell
Telep—60
Cities Service com........
t
Preferred
100
Preferred B......1—-II. 10
34
Amer A Foreign Pow cem——*(f
$7 Preferred.--————(
$6 cum pref
63 H
Bid.
Par.
Ffideral Water Service
Chicago Rapid Transit
50c
20
2l""
20
in
20
27
(
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the
4
Memphis Natural Qas
(t
Memphis po* er 4c Light 7% Put
Metropolitan Edison Co—
87 preferred series ~
$6 preferred series
Middle Wen Utilities
96 cum pref without
,
Midland Utll 7% prlsr lien...100
• % prio lien
.......100
7% preferred class A.......100
8% preferred class A
100
Mllw. Elec. By. A Light—
6% pref. series 1021...-—100
Minnesota Pow A Lt 7% pf—100
Montreal Tramways. csm....l00
Mountain States Power. csm.(t)
7% Preferred
...100
Mountain States
97
118
92
100
Penn Central Lt 4ePow96 pref(t)
92.80 preferred
——...(f)
Warrants B
72 x
65 x
71x
64
47
45x
5
71
6x
73
35
36
21H
22x
31x
31
r
55
94
r
1
2x
24
122
26
124
41
43
9x
9x
72
73
110x
111x
43
46
54X
prer.j
Pennsylvania Pow 6c Lt 97 pf-(t)
(f)
96 preferred
(t)
Pennsylvania Water 6c Pow._(t)
People's G L 8c O (Chic)
l6o
Phlla City Pass—See Phlla B T.
Monongahela Lt 6c Pr—60
Monongahela St By—.
.60
Phlla 6c Darby—See Phila B T.
Phlla 6c Grays—See Phlla B T.
Philadelphia Elec Co com....ft)
—
.——.—(f)
Phila Elec Power 8% pref——25
112
mmmm
Philadelphia Bapid Transit
60
7% preferred
—60
Citizens Passenger guar——60
Contlnen Pass By (929 pd)—60
'75
43
43 x
7X
43
68
70
10
14
25"
12X
114
35
113
34x
36
113x
34 x
2
3x
72
: 30
3x
77
97
5
8
8
11
40
45
8
21
11
24
68
102
601
Traction
50;
60
60
Bidge Ave Pass (929 pd)
2d A 3d Sts By guar
13th A 16th Sts Pass By
Union Pass (930 6-6 pd)
45
13
14x
63
67
62
66
66
47
60
62
60
42
Union Traction (917)4 pd)—60
West Phlla Pass guar
60,
3x
45
50
Phlla Traction—See Phlla B T.
Piedmont A Northern By
100
Portland Gas A Coke, 7% pf—100
Postal Teleg A Cable 7% pf.100
39
40
45
94
.100
Potomac Elec Pow 8% pref—100
6 X %preferred
100
5x
96
111
7% preferred
96
7
13#
8x
14 x
102
100
-100
95
100
83
86
(Public Serv of Ind prior pf—-(t)
36 preferred
—it)
20
6% preferred
6% preferred
(f)
...(f)
100
100
Public Serv. Oo. of N.H, 96
pl-(tj
Public Serv Corp of N J———(t)
8% preferred
100
7% preferred..———100
...
19 x
118x
100
109
(t)
Consolidated Trac of N J—100
Bapid Transit St By Co...100
So Jersey Gas A Elec Trac—100
Public Service Co of Nor 111— 60
SIX
99
6% preferred
35 preferred
92
Northwest Electric 6% pref..100
Preferred 7 %
100
North West Utll 7% pref.
100
7% prior lien.............100
Northwest Bell Telep 6Xt pi. 100
Northwestern Teleg (guar)....60
Ohio Edison 96 pref.........(f)
97 preferred
.....(f)
Ohio Power 6% pref
100
Ohio Public Serv pref A (7%).inr
6% preferred
.100
Oklahoma Qas 6c Elec 7% pf—100
Okla Nat Gas Corp com. —(t)
Preferred
100
Omaha 6c Council Bluffs Hallway
99 x
39 x
133
Common
(t)
8% preferred.——.——100
7% preferred...
100
Public Service of Okla 7 % pref 100
6% preferred
..100
Pub Serv El A G 95 pref
(t)
........——
Puget 8d Pr A Lt 98 pref
(t)
35 prior preterred—
(t)
Quebec Power common..
(t)
Queens Borough GasAE16%pfl00
Radio Oorp of Amer
—(t)
7% cum pref A—
——50
6%_cumj>ref B
(t)
Rap Tran St By—See P 8 Corp.
Rhine-Westphalia Elec Power—
Amer shares representing com.
Rhode Ial Pub Serv pref
(t)
Class A
<t)
43
95 x
102
108
»3X
95
-
3
15m
6c Bridge 4% cum pref.....100
Ottawa Light Heat A Pew
1001 r
preferred (8%)
..26
(6)4%)
26
Pacific Lighting Corp com
(f)
Preferred (98)
.....(t>
Pacific Pow 6c L17% pref
100
Pacific Pub Service—
First preferred
99 x
43
108
90
82
111
14
31
12
62
39 x
40
103 x
110
92 x
83 x
113
15
31x
20
63
6X
6
53 x
54
63 x
63
Preferred
San Joaquin Lt A Power—
—100,
13 X
17X
29x
30
49
24
44
9x
105
102
102
10
105
20c
ix
17
107 x
21"
7 % prior preferred ........100
109x
111
6% prior preferred
.....100
Savannah El A Pew 6% pref.100
n
103 x
40
104
Nominal,
r
Canadian pries.
x
25
27 x
"45c
11x
o
50
South A Atlan
Teleg (guar)
25
Southern Indiana G A fi 6%pf 100
7% preferred
..100
Southern Nat Gas Corp...
(t) *
22""
19
88
89x
94
x
121
Southern New Eng Telep..—100
Southern Union Gas com...—(t) *
So Jer G El A Tr—See P S Corn-
Telep pref.100
7 % pf.100
3
19x
23 x
25 x
27 x
27
'W
.100
125*"
x
123 x
•
89
7
44
Springfield Gas A Elec pref
t
Springfield (Masi.) G L Co vtc 25
Free stock
25
80
19
Sprlngf (Mass) St By Cos pf..l00
Standard Gas A Elec com..
(f)
17 cum prior pref
(t)
14 cum preferred..—.......
16 cum prior pref
22
—.....
Standard Pow
Class B
A
Lt
19
4x
16x
it*
IH
com
..........
Preferred
Swiss American Elec pref
...
100
Syracuse Ltg 0% preferred.. 10U
0X% preferred
100
8% preferred
100
Tampa Elec Co...
(t)
Tennessee El Pow 1st pi
(7%) 100
7.2% 1st preferred........100
1st preferred (0%)
100
5% cum 1st preferred—
100
Texas Power A Light 7% pref_100
6% preferred
(t)
Third Avenue By (N Y)._
.100
13th A 15th St—See Phila R T
Tidewater Power 6% pref
(t)
Toledo-Edison pref a (7%>__lou
14x
54x
100
102
113
34
72
65
62
53
93 x
87
3x
vr'
«74
103
0% preferred...
.—..100
5% preferred
100
Trl-State Telep A Teleg
(t)
Preferred
—10
97
89
3
22 x
(t)
.100
90
10x
Twin States Gas A Electric®
100
102
Union El L A Pow (111) 0% pref..
Un El L A Pow (Mo) 0% pf—100
106
7% prior lien
7% preferred
100
Union Gas (Canada)
—...(t)
Union Pass—See Phlla R T
Union St By (New Bedford)..100
105
111
4
6x
Union Traction—See Phlla B T
United Corp
...(t)
S3 cumulative preferred
(f;
Warrants.
United Gas A Elec(Conn)pref 100
United Gas A El of NJ 5% pf.100
United Gas Corp com .......(1)
$7 pref series A
......—ft)
Warrants
....
United Gas A Impt
vot
(
pref (non-vot)
(
United 111 Oo of New Haven.. (
United Lt A Pr com A...
(
85
cum
Common
B_.
(
0% cum. 1st pref
.(t)
United Pub Util common.... (t)
6%
I({)
preferred
Utah Power A Light—
87 preferred
.(+}
Utica Gas A Electric 7% pref 100
86 preferred
....—.(+)
Utilities Power A Lt
Non-voting
Ol A...—.1
common
Ex-dividend.
—(f)
.........1
aatfc-—100
86 preferred
(
Virginia Pub 8erv 7% pref....1
6% preferred
—.100
Washington (D O) Gas
20
Wash (D O) By A El com
100
Preferred
100
Washington Wat Pow 0% pf—(t)
Western Massachusetts Cos..(f)
Western Power Oo 87 pref—.100
40
Western Union Telegraph
100
West Penn Elec Oo Class A— (t)
42%
70
—lut
82
100
69
West Penn Power 7% pref—.100
0% preferred
100
West Phlla Pass—Soo Phila B T.
West Texas Utilities 80 pref— (f)
120
Winnipeg Elec Co....
Preferred
,
k Last sale.
26
Preferred
7% cum preferred
0% cum pref—
100
98 X
1st preferred
f Without par value
5X% preferred series C....26
0% preferred series B......25
7% preferred series A
25
Sou Calif Gas Co 6% pref.....25
Southern Canada Power
(t)
Class B vtc.—
100
77
95
.
no
86X vreit——.100
Rockland Light A Power
10
Rockvllle-W 111 Lighting Oo—
I
7% preferred
Common
.......
...._(t)
7% Preferred
.....
(t)
Sangamo Electric com.......(f)
First
38x
39
100
103 X
100
6% preferred
OttawaTractlen ...........100
Pacific 6c Atlantic Tel (gu)
25
Pacific Gas 6c Electric
.....26
122 x
110
188
Preferred
50
Rochester G A E 7% pref B—100
8% Dreferred series O .....100
8 % preferred aeries D
100
9t Louis
County Water pref.100
St Louis Pub Serv—
l0C|r
141
108
Rooh Telep
98
JL
Ridge Ave Pass—See Phlla B T.
Riverside Traction......
50
40
ix
19x
23 x
25
South Calif Edison common
7% preferred
114
99
(t)
A—(f)
6
mmmm
Lt—
Twin City Rapid Transit
41
5x
pref.100
Potomac Edison Co 6%
A
Southwestern Lt A Pr com A. .(t)
Preferred
(t)
37
Gray's Fy (926 pd)
Pr
Southwestern Gas A El
32
40
Philadelphia
Southeastern
Southwestern Bell
6
43
20
35
18
NY Steam Oo—
Niagara 6c Hudson Pow ...... 10
Option warrants A.*—
Option warrants B..—.......
North American Co com m
t)|
6% preferred....
...
60
Nsrth Amer Edison 96 pref—(t)
Nor Amer Qas 6c Elec A—...(f)
Nsrth Amer Light 6c Pow .
1
96 preferred........—...(f)
Nsr Amer Utility Seo—Oom_(f)
Nor Boot Ltg Prop com ......(f)
Preferred
——100
North Continent Utll com..—100
8% preferred
—.—100
7% preferred
100
Nor Indiana Pub Ser 6% pf— loo
7% preferred
100
oX % preferred
......100
Northern N Y Utll pref
100
Nor States Power (Del) com.. 100
7% preferred
100
8% preferred
100
Ji*
64
14
Phil 6c
T'
Southern Col Pow com A
Phlla City Pass By (922 M pd)50j
Phlla 6c Darby Pass By
60,
..............(f)
6% preferred
—100
...
90
74X
92
Falrm't Pk 6c H&ddlng'n.—60
Frandf'd 6c Southward Pass.60
Common..
Common non-voting
56*
105
100
German town Passenger
60
Green 6c Ooates Sts (916 pd).60
Hestonville M 6c F com.....60
Preferred
60
29
7% preferred
(t)
New Rochelle Water 6% pf—100
N Y Mutual Telegraph
26
N Y Power 6c Light Oorp 96 pf It)
7% preferred
100
New York Railways Corp—
97 non-euro preferred
(t)
Preferred stamped.........
N Y 6c Queens El L 6c t—
Preferred
103
98
88
42
105
10c
Somerset Un A Middlesex Lt.100
Ask.
114
52^
Warrants
41
96 cum pref
.... ... — (t)
Allegheny Traction—.—60
Citizens Traction—
—.60
Consolidated Trac pref..—60
Duquesne Light 6% 1st pf.100
Federal St 6c Pleasant Val—25
95 preferred
119
112
pref——(f)
Scranton-Sprlng Brook
41
Water Service 6% pf—
—(t)
Second Ave RB Corp (N Y)— (t)
k
Sedaiia Water pref
100
2nd A 3rd Sts By—See Phlla B T
Shawlnlgan Water A Fewer __(tJ
Sioux City Gas A El 7% pf—100
92
Sierra Pac Elec pref
—100
Southeastern Gas A Water
75
63
r
Bid.
Stocks,
Scran ton Electric S0
...
$6 Dreferred
103
101
New Haven Water
60
N J 6c Hud Biv By 6c Fer pref.100
New Jersey Pow 6c Lt 96 pref (t)
New Orleans Public Service—
_
66x
39x
13
preferred..........
$6 preferred
96 prior pref
....
New England Telep 6c Teleg—10L
N Eng Wat LAP Asso 6% pf.100
|7 preferred ser A
96
68
40 x
73
97
96 dividend pref
N Y Telephone 6H% pref
N Y Water Serv 6% pref.
12x
93
2
73
...100
100
.........
95
11
Warrants
New Brunswick Light—
Heat 6c Power
....100
New Eng Qas 6c El Assn—
96X preferred stamped—(f)
New Eng Pow Assn com
(t)
6% preferred—
100
New England Power. Oo. prel 10t
New England Pub Serv com—
97 prior preferred—.—...'
Common
134x
Penn-Ohio Edison—
(t^
Preferred
133x
100
Pawtucket Gas pref....—...100
Peninsular Telep Ce com—.. (t)
month preceding the date of Issue.
Ask.
112
100
.
Preferred
pref. 100
Newark Consolidated Qas
Bid.
Pacific Telep 6c Teleg..—....100
6% preferred
105
98
102
Tel A Tel...100
96 preferred
83
Pari
Stocks.
Paterson 6c Passaic Gas 6c El
Nassau 6c Suffolk 7 % pref—100
National Power 6c Light com..(fj
Nebraska Power, 7 % 1st
Nev&da-Oailf Electric—
4M
81X
100
preferred
Miss Power & Light 6 % pref — (f)
Mississippi Biv Pow 6% pref. 100
Missouri Pub Her 7% prel
100
Mohawk-Hudson Power lstprf(t)
Second preferred
(t;
Monongahela L 6c P—See PhllaOo
Monongahela St By—See PhllaOo
Monon-West Penn P 8 7% pf-25
Montreal L H 6c Pow. Cons.(t)
Montreal Telegraph
40
Ask.
Bid.
Pm
Stocks
96 cum
85
PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS
AUG., 1935]
(t)
7% preferred
46
2
l(Jc
Wisconsin Power A Light 0%pflOO
100
Wtaorosin Pub Ser Oorp7%pf 100
6X% preferred..—.........
Wisconsin Telep 7% pref..
100
York (Pa) Railways Preferred.60
48j
50 j
62
58
-
"Industrial and Miscellaneous Securities" we include all issues which do not appear
headings* namely "Railroads" and "Public Utilities." In the case of stocks, however, we
put "Textile Manufacturing," "Insurance," "Mining,'? "Real Estate and Land," "Title Guarantee and Safe
Deposit Companies" under separate heads, then follow with the rest of the "Industrial and Miscellaneous."
Under the heading
under the previous two
marked "f" and Income and defaulted bonds.
NOTICE.—All bond prices are "and interest" except where
Quotations for all
securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
Bid.
Bonds.
INDUSTRIAL AND
,
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.
105
Abbotts Dairies deb 6s 1942_M&Si
Abitibi Pow & Paper—
1st M fis 1953 ser A..
—J&D ♦/28M
Certificates of deposit...... / 27
„
Abranaiu & atraus ino—
Deb5M« 1943 with
„
„
^
102 M
103
98 M
94 X
warr—A&O
Acadia Sugar 6s 1946-------J&J
Adams Exp coll tr g 4s 48-M&S
Coll tr g 4s 1947
J&D
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp
3s-3Ms-4s 1936-1938
A&O
4Hs April 1 1939
---5s-5M» 1940-1942
A&O
5Xs April 1 1943-1945-----Advance Bag & Paper 6a '52-J&D
Aeolian Co 6s 1937-
102 n
98 M
95 X
101
101X
102M
102
68
103
70
53
48
45
45X
77
J&J
Aigoma Steel 1st 5s 1962
A&O,
19*
30
Allied Packers deb 6s 1939—J&J /
1 st M & coll tr 8s 1939
TAi / 30
93 X
Allied St's Corp deb 4Ms *50 A&O
sulis-Ohalmers Mfg Us—
101X
Deb gold 5s 1937
M&N
Alpine Montan Steel Oorp—
1st sf 7s 1955
M&S/ 91M
Aluminum Co debs 5s 1952-M&S
107 %
5s called 1952
105 X
Aluminum Liu a f debt An 48..I&J
102
46 X
80
12
9434
Oyanamld deb 5w 1942. A&o
192 M
/ 26 X
45
45
103
102 M
98 X
99
25
26
103
103M
104M
American Rolling Mill—
Sinking fund deb 5» 1948....J&J
99 M
99M
10-yr conv deb 4 Ms 1945- - M&S
109
102 X
109M
95X
96M
Amer Sales Book 6a 1939—A&O
Amer Seating conv 6s 1936—J&J
Amer Service 6s A w w 1944—J&J
Amer Smelt & Ref 5s 1947
A&O
Am Tobacco deb 4a 1951--F&A
6s 1944
9
100M
106
120
Amer Type V drs deb g 6s '37-M&N / 38
Deb gold 6s 1939
M&N / 38
Deb gold 6s 1940 ctfs
A&O /
Amer Wire Fabrics 1st /s "42M&8
Amer Writ Paper 1st 0s 1947
Certificates of deposit
Amoskeag Mfg 6s i948
39
..J&J
9M
100 X
15X
41M
107 M
72"
Baldwin Locomotive Works—
6s with warrants 1938......... /
/
59 M
56M
33 M
118
94
9354
88 M
88 M
87
t
If*
90
59
66 %
91
90
92
85
111M
.7M
63
Consumers Oo 1st 0s 1940___J&J
37
17
17
Container Oorp 1st
40-J&D15
103
1943 with warr
J&D
Continental Roll & Steel Fdy—
1st M oonv » f 6s 1940..
J&D
92
111M
103 M
66
i
27 M
——
lux
35 M
__
Copley Press 5Ms 1943—.F&A
Corporation Secur'We* On—
5% serial notes to 1935—M&S
Cos grove Meehan Coal 9 Ms -1945
Crane Co 5% notes 1940—.F&A
66
'
.
■
mmmm
mmmm'
10d'i
25
45
15
/
103
6s series B 1941
Federal Sugar Ret 6s 1933—M&N */
1
Flat s f deb 7s 1946
J&J
Finland Residential Mtge Bank
k
99
a f 6s stamped
1961
M&S
104
Firestone Cotton Mills 6s "48M&S
104 M
Flour Mills of America Inc—
Oonv g 0M% notes 1940.A&<
27
"2"
82 M
—
84M
75
100M
J 18*
103M
85M
44
Follansbee Bros 5s 1947—.J&D /
Foreign Power Secur Oorp—
47
Fox Film Oorp deb 6s 1938&A&0
73
102 M
Framerlcan Ind & Dev Corp—
Deb 7Ms 1942
J&J
107 X
1st col tr
conv
6s 1949
ser
AJ&I)
Francisco Bug 7M" 1942-M&ND
Franklin Oo Coal 7s 1951—
J&J
Fraser Co 6s Jan 1 1950—
ftOX
French Nat Mail SS Lines 6s '52
Frick-Reid Supply 6s 1943 -J&D
Gair (Robt) Income notes 6s 1972
Gannett Oo deb 6s '43
103 X
105
103M
108
35
144
43
98
94
A.F&A
Garleck Pack Co deb 6s '39.A&0
ser
96"*
104
Gelsenklrchen Mining Oo—
6-yr 6% notes 1934
101M
M&S ♦/55M
63
General American Investors Inc—
Deb 5» 1952 ex warr
103
F&A
104
General Amer Tank Oar Oorp—
102 X
F&A
102
J&D
Gen Amer Transports System—
Eq tr 4Mb 1936-'46 (yr). M&S S 102
Equip 4 Ms 1942.
Eq tr 4Ms 1936-45
82
94
43
36M
86%
17,
6s
nn
10
Players Canada Oorp—
1st s f 6s 1948 ser A-„_._A&(>
20-year deb 6 Ms 1948—A&O
Farmers Mfg Oo 7s 1943
M&3 f
Gen'l Elec 3 Ms 1942 opt—-F&*
Gen Elec (Germany)7a'45-J&J16
Deb 0Ms 1940
J&D
_-
28
28
k 104
F&A
"§M
J&J
99
98
v
/*49M
General Bronxe deb 0s 194QM&N
General Cable Oorp—
/
36
53
J&J f
15M
25-yr M inc 5s 1960
5s
Finishing Oorp—
13
Oensol Coal 4 Ms 1934 opt-.M&N /
Deb
M&P
•
67
Evans Auto Load'g deb 6s'38F&A t 102
74
Everlastik, Inc 1st 7s 1937-M&N
11
1st & ref s f g 5s 1950 — J&D f
f
Certificates of deposit
90
90M
90M
88
7M*Gxt<stmplO%pd)1939J&J
Bay way Terminal—
1st m 6 Ms 1940
J&J
i;
Certificates of deposit..
15K
Beattie Sugar 7Ms 1943
f
J&D./
Bedford Pulp & Paper 6Ms 1942—
92
Beech Creek C & O 5s <*4—J&D
Beneficial Indus Lean Oorp—
i
Oanv deb 6s 1946
M&S
ink
Beneficial Lean Soc 6s B 1939 Q-J
104M
6s profit share deb 1956—Q-J
Berkey & Gay Furn 6s
1941 f 64
25
25
4
F&A /
14
Consol Textile 1st 8s 1941 ..J&D
14 M
89
98
97
/
Consol Paper Corp 5Ms 1961
Oonsel Publishers, Inc—
eoo
Baragua Sugar Estates—
Non-cum inc deb 6s *47— J&J
Batavlan Petrol 4Mbgu 1942 J&J
Bates Valve Bag Oorp—
Deb 6s x-warr 1942
F&A
Equip trust 4 Ms Mar 1 '36-'37
Equip trust 4Ms June 1 '37-'40_
Elk Horn Coal lsc6Ms 1931-J&D /
7% notes 1931—
.J&.O /
/
Empire Lumber 6s 1945
-J&D /
Consol Mach Tool 7» 1942
58
103 X
33
Firestone Tire & Rub of Calif—
8 f 5s 1942
_M&S
Oommers-und Prlvat-Bk(Germ'y)
5 M % notes'37 (Am part ctf)M& N / 31
Commonwealth Subsidiary Oorp101
Deb g 5 Ms 1948 aer A. M&S
102 M
Conley Tank Oar eq 5M« 1935-39
104
Connecticut Coke 6« 1948-_ M&S
Connor Lumb & Land 6s '41 M&N / 45
Consolidated Laundries—
79
6M % notes April 15 1936-A&O
60 M
103
M&N
95"
92
First Bohemian—See Boh G1 Wks
Clover Valley Lumber 6s to 1940. /
Collateral Bankers. Ino—
|
Oolo Indus 1st 5s A & B 1934 F&A */ 27M
Osmmander-Larabee Oorp—
44M
5s 1940
96
Col Fuel & Iron s f 5s 1943..F&A /
40 X
1959
J&J
Atlanta Laundries 6 Ms w w 1943- f 10
Atlantic Ref in deb 5b 1937--J&J
107M
Atlas Plywood Oorp—
Oonv deb 5Mb 1943
M&N / 80 M
Autocar Oo. 1st 7s 1937
M&N
69M
g
9V*
101x
68M
Coll tr g 5s Jan 1
37
103
87 M
Fay (J A) & Egan 6s 1943
Federal-Hygienic Ice Refrig—
110
A&O
103 %
43 M
105M
101M
108 X
105
101
Comm'l Invest Trust Corp—
Oonv deb 5Ms 1949
F&A
100
*/13
Farmers Nat Mtge Inst 7s '63A&U 1
101M
101M
66X
99 M
105M
109
J&J /
—.J&J f
103 M
104 X
Famous
\04X
.
62 M
s*
26
/
10
A&O
1st mtge 6s 1941
7% notes w w 1936
61M
26M
22 M
6s series B 1949
98M
J&J
194 M
Dominion Textile 4Ms '55-.M&S
Donn&cona Paper—
1st s f 5 Ms 1948 ser A
F&A f 34
102 M
Donner Steel 7s 1942.
..J&J
Driver Harris Go—
90
103 X
44M
66M
/
Dodge Mfg 1st 7s 1942
J&J /
102 H
Dold (Jac) Pack 1st 6s '42-M&N
109 M
Dominion Canners 1st 0s '40 A&O
86
104
105 M
98 M
Stamped (Mar '33 coup on) *35
Deutsche Rentenbank—
Farm Ln a f 0s Oct 15'0O A&016
8
84M
7s series A & B 1950
Q-F
7s series O 1959
Q-M
7s series D 1956—.—.—Q-J
6s series AA 1953
Q-F
6s series A B 1948.....
Q-M
6s series A O 1952
Q-J
Colon Oil deb 6s 1938
J&J
Cot
Without warrants.—.
Deb sf 5Ms 1942
mmmtto
Bank
1st m conv s r 6s 1939
Fairbanks Morse & Oo—
Sink fund deb 5s 1942
103 X
634% gold notes 1933
J&J f
Atl Gulf & W Indies SS Lines-
125"
105
108
J&D
5s 1944
1W4«
85
„
/
4mm.
100 M
95
Fabrics
121
M&N15
56"
98
15-yr deb 4s July 1 1950-J&J
Arnold Print Wks 6M % *41-A&O
Asbestos Corp (Can) 5s *42--J&J
Associated Mtge Oo 2-6% ...1953
Associated Rayon 5s 1950 __J&D
1st
Oonv col 15s 1947
67
Chicago Stock Yards 5s 1961 A&O
105 H
gold 4Mb 1939 opt
J&D
Armstrong Cork deb 5s 1940-J&D
Hardw
Cespedes Sugar 7 Ms Sept 1 *39
Chateaugay Ore & iron—
Guar gold 4s 1942
J&J
Chesapeake Oorp—
10
82
m>«s m
8M
50
104
102 M
on
1st 17 Ms 1908 ser B
1st 17s 1987 ser O
60
■V'vV;
im
<m
7X
Empire Oil & Refg Oo—
117 M I
1st & col tr 5Ms 1942—A&O
75M Ernesto Breda 7s 1954
.F&A
European Mtge & Invest—
k 100 X
Central Steel
t
J*.«
nn StkYda
Eastern Dairies 6s May 1 1949—
Eastern Mfg 7s ser A 1938.-J&D
Elec Rys Eq Sec Co—
68 H
112 M
m
8M
f.
Detroit Times serial 6s 1935.M&S
serial 6s 1936 to 1943
M&S
M
.
101
•
43
M&S
1st mtge sink fund 6s 1942-J&D
Eastern Oar Co Ltd 6s 1952.J&J
Eastern Cuba 8ug 7 Ms *37 M&8
25
Chile Copper Oo deb 5s 1947. J&J
Clearfield Bit Coal 4s 1940—J&J
Smrnl series B_.
J&J
11
Simmons
1st gs 1941—M&N
Certain-teed Prod Oorp—
Deben s f 5Mb 1948
M&S
Sink fund deb g 5M« 1937 A&O
De Bardeleben Coal Oorp—
1st mtge 0s 1953
J&D
Certificates of deposit..
104M
100 M
102
103 X
103 M
J&D
IBIm
110X
74 M
Ohilds Co deb 5s 1943
11
Associated
M&S
1955
24H
8
J&J
101
10
Chic Pneumatic Tool Oo--
8
1943 ser A
5s
Chic Jet coll tr ref g 4s "4U—A&O
Coll trust ref 6s 1940
A&O
1951——J&J f
5 Ms
guar
Canadian Vickers 6s Aug 1 1947Capital Administration Corp
Deb 5s series A 1953
J&D
45"
Annoor & Co of Delaware—
1st M 20-yr 4s ser B '55.-F&A
Armour & Oo—Real estate
lai
104 %
101
67 M
4034
Antilla Sugar Estates—
Income deb 6s 1951——J&J f
1st M
86
4234
10534
103 X
105
J&J
23 M
23 X
M&N /
income 6% notes
Canadian Internat Paper—
1st M 6s 1949
Canadian Nat Steamships—
f 5s 1946
Domln Coal 5s 1940
-M&N
Dominion Tar & cnemical Oo—
Deb a f 6s 1949 ser A
J&J 2
99
A&O
Q*
95
90
•
68M
100%
SS L deb 5s '43-F&A15
s
60
106
(Berlin)—
0% notes (Am part ctfs)—M&8
w
41M
104 X
100%
J&J
-
Calif Pet deb 6 Ms 1938—M&N
Oonv ■ f deb 5b 1939..
-F&A
Conv col
Anglo-Chilean Cons Nitrate—
Deb 7s 1945
60
Ondahy Pack
Deutsche
84
55
105 M
104 X
Trudble Steel Co deb 5s'40-M* v
Cuban Tobacco 5s 1944—
J&D k
Denver
101M
100
M&S
warr
Deep Rock Oil 7s 1937
97
1
54
J&J /
/
42
68
101
Carthage Marble 6 Ms 1942
1/
Cedar Rapids M & P 5s 1953-J&J £
Celotex Co deb 6s 1936
M&N /
6Ms series A 1939
J&D/
101
J&J
M&N
J&J /
A*rn
F&A
—F&A
-
International Oorp—
534 s 1949
J&J
Am La France & Foamite— v
.
40
Canadian Canners Ltd 6s 1950Uanao uouh Hub 0s 1946
.A&O
Canadian Copper Ref. 6s May '45
Canadian Cottons 5s 1940—J&J2
Amer
Meter 6s 1946.
43
A&O */ 8734
Bush Term Bldge 1st 5e *00
Butler Brothers 5s 1936
25-yr
Amer Radiator deb 4 X s '47
106
.
Term 1st 4s 1952...
Cons g 6s Jan 1955
1st, & gen m fls 1941 «er A
81"
Am Lime & Stone 7s 1942--A&O
9M
175
41
A&o
.M&S
ttusb
Canada
111M
J&D /
lOM
Camaguey Sugar 7s ctfe 1942
t n*x
Canada Biscuit 6 Ms 1940—M&N f 20
105 X
Canada Bread 6s 1941
F&A
103 X
Can Cement 1st 6M* 1947.M&N
80M
5X % notes 1936
100M
101H
15-yr s f deb 3 Ms 1950
F&A
Budd (E G) Mfg 6a 1938
F&A
Burinelster & Wain (Copenhagen;
15-yr s f extl 6s 1940
.J&J f 55
56
Burns & Oo 5Ms June 1 1948
Cons deb 5s 1940
102X
liiX
Oonv
Deb 0s 1940 with
85
M&N
Amer I G Otaem Oorp—
Oonv deb 534s 1949
American
1105
6834
100
104
Boston Wharf 1st 4s 1941—A&O
934
Botany Consol Mill* 0
"34 A&O ♦/
8M
Certificates of deposit........ /
Bridgeport Brass—
160
Conv deb 6Ms 1939
..J&D
1Q5X
British Amer Oil 5s 1945
M&S
18
45
Amer
99
Ext at 6 M % to 1934
F&A
Boston Sand & Gravel 7s 1934
Boston Term Oo 8Mb 1947-F&A
M&S
40
Amer Dept Sts (Pa) 6s *48--J&D
Amer let Co deb 5s 1953—J&D
—
101
By-Products Coke Oorp—
Is* M 5Ms 1946 ser A
M&N
California Packing Oorp—
American Beet Sngar Oo—
82
105
JIM/. J*'
94
107 X
106
102^
98 X
104
51
Crowley, Mliner & Co—
Deb s f 5M8 1937
M&N
Crown Cork & Sea! Oo. Inc—
20-year sink fund 6s 1947
J&D
Crown Wlll&mec Pap 6b '51-J&J
Crown Zellerbach Oorp—
^
f
5s
1945
Butterick Pub 6 Ms 1930
Amalg Laundries 0Ms 1936.M&S /
5
Amalgamated Pbos 6s 1936-F&A s
Amalgamated Sugar Oo—
1st s f 7s 1937
A&O
104
Amer Aggregates Oorp—
Deb 6s '43 ser A with war.F&A / 40
Without warrants
/ 40
68 extended to Feb 1940---—
Amer Oolortype 6s 1942
F&A,
136M
101M
-
New 3-68 1943
134
Ask.
49
Credit Service 6s 1948—.
Croweli-Ooliier 6s 1939 —....—
Brown Shoe Co, Inc—
10
Albany Perf Wrapping Corp—
1st M coll tr 6s 1948
A&O
ft*
Brown Oo 1st 5 Ms 1940
1st 5Ms 1950 aer B
84
43 A A&O
Mteei
Bid.
Bonds.
112
104
Bohn Alum & Brass 6s '38--J&J
tiorden Mills 1st sf 6s—
101
——
Alberta Pacific Grain 6s, 1946
30
"win-Mary
Ask.
111%
103 %
Jeth'm St 1st 1 & ref 5s '42-M&N
Pnreb money 5s 1930
J&J
Parch money 6s 1998 Q-Feb—
Cons M s f 4 Ms ser D '60--J&J
28 M
100 x
Alabama By-Prod 6s 1955--J&J
Ala Cons Coal & Iron 5s 38 M&N
Alabama Mills 1st 6 Ms
100 X
100X
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask.
37
37 M
65
38
103 M
92M
78
101M
91M
91X
l104M
l9k%
49
,
47
/
47
Deb s f 6s 1948
M&N /
len Rayon deb 0s 1948 w w.J&D
4en Stl Cast 1st 5 Ms *49 w w J&J
47
—
86M
87
96
Eq deb 0s 1940-A&O ♦/12 M
10M
Certificates o1 deposit
*en
fheat
Glen Vending 0s 1937
50
56"
95 M
Gen Steelwares 6s Nov 1 1952
12M
13M
F&A
Certificates of deposit
Georgia Marble 1st 6s 1950-M&N
German Atlantic Cable 7s 1945..
£
104
93
1st mtgesf 5 Ms 1947 ser A-J&J
45
104 M
104
German Bldg & LandBk 6Ms 1948
',11
f
45"
36
30M
....
|**102
6 Basis.
it Last sale,
n Nominal,
t Called Aug. 15 at 102.
/ This price includes accrued interest,
paired by maturity.
** Called Nov. 1 at 102.
s
Called Aug. 1 at 100M*
* Called Aug. 1 at 105.
* Negotiability im-
AUG., 1935]
INDUSTRIAL
&
MISCELLANEOUS
BOND
87
NOTICE-—All bond prices are "and interest" except where marked
"f and income and defaulted bond
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of tne month preceding the date of issue.
Bid.
Ask
Bonds.
Gillette
1st mtge 5m 1943
v
/
Gould
ser
A
103
J&J
;
87"
i044
1054
95
264
67
70
904
92
MA»
«
f fls
1950 ser
A
/
394
/
f
ist
35
294
Gulf Oil Corp of Penn—
Sinking fund deb 6s 1947--FAA
Golf Sutte» Paper Corp—
1st s f 04s 1943 with war. J&D
Gulf States Steel deb 54s 42 JAP
Hall (P
Wi Printing Co—
1st & coll 54s
Extended at 5% to 1943.—J&J
N Y Shlpbldg 1st 5s Nov 1 *46-.
Mew York Trap Rock
Oorp—
.
70
68
72
094
1st A ref 5s 1944
1st A ret 5a 1954
90
•
1014
1st
a
1904
1st & ref 5s 1974
/
374
18
J&J /
Leipzig Trade Fair 7s 1953 -M&N /
Llboy McNeil & Llbby—
40
1st M a f 5s 1942
AAO
Ldgg'tt A Myers g 7s 1944—AAO
Gold bonds 6s 1951
FAA
Little vA £) Oo 7s 1942
AAO
Loews Inc deb 6s 1941... A&r
42
104
124
101
_J&D
101
Hickok Oil Corp deb 6s
1938M&N
HIghtstown Rug 6Ha w w 1944
K) A Co
Hee
•
0>*S A
814
*/294
34 AA
12
7% notes 1934
AAO f
101
Holland Furnace 6s 1936—--AAO
Holland-Amer Line 6s '47-MAN /
14
HolUngshead CRM) Co 7s *38 FA J' / 19
102 4
Holly Sugar 6s 1943—-— AAO
4Al>
A&O u
1024
101
JAJ
105
7s series A 1947
1949 series B
964
,
1
/
21""
402~ ~
1st mtge s f 0s 1947
107
434
McCamp bell & Co—
64% notes 1937
94
l04
McColl Fron'nac Oil 6s 1949 A&O
McOord Rad & Mtg—
34
994
994
Mead (The )Oorp—
1st M fts 1945 with
94
944
Mengel Co 1st
Met Chain Prop—see "Real Esta te"
1044
11
1044
1044
764
974
1034
13"
105
1054
794
984
1044
22
22
22
22
224
224
224
224
59
1004
100
754
::754
504
M »rrls A
1024
Investment Oo of Amer—
x-w
«er
103 >
104 £
794
a
lulu
(A 1; & ekiu—o«c Mfra
rr
16
92
834
1044
1044
81
74
84
139
Oo.
37
85
11)14
1034
994
1064
40
91
104
994
13
Kalamazoo Veg Parchm 6s 1938
101
....
ational Steel Oorp—
1st s f 5s 1950.
384
...
.
1st coll mtge
s
154
23
...
f 4s June 1 1965.
1034
'
98
Corp tis 194a
Mac
Kelly Springfield Tire 6s '42.A&0
f
Keteey Hayes Wh'l 1st 6s '48 J&J
15-yr conv deb 6s 1948
J&J
844
784
784
98
102
100
89
794
794
101
104
Kendall Oo deb A—
54s with warrants 1948—MAS
Kentucky Rock Asphalt—
1024
t
31
784
51
34
'
Dock Oo—let g 4s
Serial 5% notes 1938
1034
53
35
69
A&O
504
714
514
Evening Journal¬
ist m & coll it 64s 1935—J&D
1st m & coH tr 64a 1930—J&D
1st m & coH tr 64s 1937..J&D
994
1004
100 4
1014
1014
M.F&A
Y
1024
.
63
41
444
/
414
/
10
..J&D */ 974
.
deb 6s 1944
-
Co—
AA<>
42
304
984
99
93
100"
924
2l"
314
101
71
m
M
s
f 8s 1941 ser A.M&Slf
72
91
f 6s
92
1064
1014
BB '35-40
l9/g._J&w
62
62
384
38
1024
15
12
106
16
85
103
Pine Hill Collieries 1st 6s
1942Italy con 7s '52M&N
Plttsb Brewing 6s Feb 4
PlreUi Oo of
6
f 6s 1948
1024
17
15
•
Pittsburgh Coal Co—
Sinking fund deb 6s 1949.F&A k 1074
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Oorp—
Deb s f g 54s 1947
97
J&D
108
974
99
95
96
95
F&A
Pittsburgh-^Westmoreland
1st s f g 5s 1947 opt
107
97
Coal
M&N
^
Pocahontas Consol Collieries—
1st gold
5s
1967 op
974
J&J
.
101
984
,
A&O k 1034
RK.
494
Potrero
50
Sugar 7s 1947—MAN »* Kk 58
7s stamped 1947.
51
M&N k
Pressed Steel Oar fm 1933
•/ 50
Conv deb 5s 1943
45
J&J
55
Prlre Rro* A Co 1st 6s '43
A.F&A
Certificates of deposit........
87
87
Protestant Church of
7s
1940
Prov
85
85
Germany—"
*
A&O
Paper Ltd 54s 1947—M&N
OQ
1024
On Oo
10-yr 54% ■ f notes '37..F&S k 1004
10-yr s f 64% notes '40_.MAfc t 1014
15-yr s f 44s w w 1950—J&J
Bakeries 5s 194h
98
J&..
52
32
1034
1014
994
984
1st 6s s f 1951
M&N
264
1024
2
Part paid ctfs (for 6% deb and
common stock)
65% paid
_/54
Debenture gold 6s 1941-J&D */ 444
48
Railway Express Agency inc —
Serial 5s *36 '38 (s-a).—M&S a
1004 to 109
Series 5s "39 49 (s-a)
MA® a 109
to 111
..
Ramapo Ajax Oorp 04s '42 M&S
Reliable Stores Oorp bs '37 A&O
Reliance Mgt Oorp6s 1954—F&a
Remington Rand. Ino-I-
.
100
1004
1014
91
Dp* 5 4s 1947 with warr.M&N
104
Without warrants——.
104
1044
——
/ This price includes accrued interest,
k Last sale,
n
Nominal.
?•
102
s
Conv deb 64s 1941——M&N
Radio-Kelth-Orpheum Oorp—
49
V
78""
Quaker City Cold Storage—
25
.AAO k 1054
35
P
99
1952...
J&J
Penn Greyhound
Lines, Inc—
54%notes 1936
A&O
Purity
Certificates of deposit J
5s 1940
50
6s stamped 1943
Kaufman Dent Stores M«c Corn
Col tr 5 H % notes 1930,.-FAA
55
1074
(Rudolph; inc—
1st 6s 1943 with Am shs.MAN
Certificates of deposit
18?
50
99
67
864
984
1024
1st ■ f 5s 1953 ser A
M&N
Penn Mary Steel—See Beth
Steel
^ure
......
94
824
*
f
Deb 8 f 54s 1947
MAS
Nat Food Products 3-6* '44.M&N
ftfferson A Clearfield Coal A Iron
Indiana Co 1st ■ f 6s I960-JAJ
Janes A Laughlin St 5s '39.MAN
*«nrnal of Commerce 6 4# 1Q37
.
'ort Arthur Canal &
Dock—Bee
Porto Rlcan Amer Tobacco—
Conv 0s
1942
J&j
2
10-yr deb 44s May 1 '45.M&N
Pruuriug Oo—
72
« 0s 1947
Pocahontas Corp 6s 1943
Poor & Oo 6s
ltf3«
atloual Fire
_
JAD fc
86
814
101
—
16
63
af Dairv Prod
«>4« 194«
F&A
ational Distillers Products—
fclOO
844
38
...
16
63
1384
Nassau (Gar) Landbank 04# 1938
Nast (Oonde) 64s Dec 15
1937—
Nat Acme Co 1st 6s 1942—.J&D
6
75"
Sink fund deb 5 4s 1939—J&l
64
w^rr.A&O
12
Calif)—
.J&D15 */ 42
Transportation
conv
Pitts Steel
81
J&
20
8 ?:
38
Pickering Lumber 6s A *40—M&N
Pierce Butler & Pierce
64s 42
Plllsbury Flour MHls 0s 1943 A&O
Steamship Line-
Secured 6s 1937Deb 6 4s 1937 with
17 4
5
854
,
'49..J&J
90
—M&N
M&N
12
82
40
Conv deb 6s 1949—...M&8
Phillips Petroleum Co-
1024
1947 M&S
2 oo hao
9
1004
f 0s 1940...
49
1024
Hy
JA>
i
3§
Penna Tank Line eq 5s
1004
364
M&S
6s series 4 1933
54® series 16 1940
100
Deb g 5s 1947 with wart—AAO
tst
Morris Plan sec 6s
Mmn-Boua <)i td
N
994
99
Co
Parmelee
92
Montreal Coke A M 54s 1947-—
::::
97
48
144
144
144
Munson
99
25
1024
l&j
6
'
,
Paterson Parch Pap 6s 1938 J&D
Pea body Coal Oo (Consol
Co; —
1st
72
ftalv^deh 7# *97
974
31
6s
''hiia & Read O & I 6#
Monsanto Chemical Works—
1st s f 54® 1942
M&N
Vfontecatlnl
(Socteta
Gen
Ind
34
Pennsylvania-Dixie Cement Cort
874
Minnesota & Ontario
Paper Oo—
1st 6s series A 1945......A&0
1st 6s series B 1948—..—J&J
1st 6s series O 1950
M&N
Monon Coal—See Ohlc Ind A L
Monroe Coal Mining 6s 1947
s
1024
994
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Oorp—
Miller & Lux Inc 1st <M os'40 A&O
7% gold notes 1935.....A&O
Mlnerarla
a°^fr • '
1st
I
conv
30
97
Certificates of deposit...... / 974
Paramount Pictures 6s 1955
924
Paramount Pubiix
Corp—
Sink fund 54s 1950
F&A *7 994
Certificates of deposit..
/ 994
20-yr deb 6s 1955..
92
J&J
Park & Tilford s f 6s 1930—J&D k
99
Parker-Young 1st 0 4s s f *44 F&A / 17
100
Mlag Mill Mach'y 1st 7s 1960Middle States Petrol 64s 1945.
Vfldvale Steel & Ordnance—
nonv • f 6g 1936..
M&S
Miller & Hart Inc deb 6s '43.J&J
1014
_
92
..M&S
Metropolitan Wat Sew & uralu
Board s f 64s 1950
A&O
604
744
744
494
Intertype Corp deb 54a '42. JAD
95
108
,67
/
1st sf 54sseries A 1946..MAN
1st M s f 54s 1946 ser B Man
Bid prices.
Man
warr
7s 1939.M&S
1st non-conv 7s 1939
Merchant* Rnfrm n* 1937
1074
6s series O June 1 1943—
a
conv
1044
984
2-yr 0% notes Mar 15 '34 M&S15
8 f
104"
Internat Salt g 5s 1951 op—AAO A: 1074
International Securities Corp—Deb g 5s 1947...
JAD k 874
...JAD
1054
88
McKesson & Kobblns inc—
20-yr conv deb 64s 1950.M&N
55
Ref mtge 6i 1955 ser A..MAS
internat Power A Paper—
1st M 5s 1968
JAJ
Keokee Cons Coke 5s 1959..JAJ
1044
•
F&A
50
90
...
8 f 64s 1936
1943 with warr.
101
Paramount Fam Lasky Corp—
59
87
85
JAD
5-yr0% notes 1931
6s stamped 1942
„
55
102
International Paper—
Ait A ref s f 5s 1947 ser A
_JAJ
1st A ref s f 5s ser B 1947.JAJ
(B
Hosiery 64s '41.A&O
964
434
58
58
Internat Mercantile Marine—
1st M col) trust 6s 1941.-AAO
Cdch
33
414
1947
—MAN /
Certificates of deposit
/
Conv deb 5s 1941
JAJ16 /
t
Certificates of deposit....
Ktrstadi
ii«
.AAO
number
Certificates of deposit
Panhandle Uorp—
92
/
MAN
Without warrants
g*
A&O
Ma*aev-Harrig Oo 5s 1947
International Match Corp—
Isetta-Fraschlnl 7s 1942—
Without warrants
J*T>
McCrory Stores 54® '41.J&D 15
Proof of claim filed by owner— /1014
MAN
Interstate Iron A Steei Oo—
1st
a
41
stamped en to 1942 ..MAN
oa
in
77
474
Lint
Palmer Oorp of La 1st 0S1948J&D1
Pan Amer Petrol Oo (of
Mariuii steam suuvei—
Internat Agricultural Corp—
1st A coli tr « f gold 5s 1932
f
lh%rtic
39
Inland Steel 1st 4 4s 1978—A&u
1st m s f 44a 1981 ser B..FAA
Interlake Iron Corp—
«
ot
Maple Leaf Milling 54s 1949J&D
384
ind Limestone inc 6s 1952—MAN
cttb
Vanim A Son 6P
103
'
Ilseder Steel mtge 6s 1948.—F&A
independent Brewing «» *66 j&J
Indiana Ice A Fuel 64s A 1947--
Deb
Oo
/
Ice Service 1st 64s 1935
JAD
1st 64s 1939
JAD
Ideal Cement Co deb 6s '43-JAJ
Illinois Steel deb 44® 1940--AAO
International Cement—
Conv deb 5s 1948
Tr
M&N /
M&N
Kef)riKnr*tor
Pac Coast Cement 6s A
1942. J&D
Pacific Coast Co 5s 1940
J&D
Pac Coast Steel
Oorp 5s to '40 J&J
294
224
Mir#
hi ten.
Certificates of deposit.....
Oxford Miami Paper 6s 1947.F&A
•
Deb 6s
TA1
.
1st m 5s 1951 ser B
Stamped modified coup on
V 1§4
Certificates of deposit
/ 18
Manhattan Refrig 54s 1941 J&J
97
234
W
Osgood Oo deb g 6s 1938
J&'
Oswego Falls Oorp 6s 1941. J&J
Otis Steel 1st 6s 1941 ser
A.M&S
80
294
McCallum
19-yr sec s f 54« 1940—MAN
Hudsao Goal 1st 6s 1963 A— *At>
Hud Rlv Day Line 6s 39-- MAS
Hud Riv Nav 1st 64® 1951 MAN
Hungarian Disc A Exch Bank—
85-yr a f 7s 1963
JAJ
Hungarian-Italian Bank Ltd—
Sinking fund 7 4s 1963—AAO
Hjrgrade Pood Products Corp.
1st A ref 6s Jan '49 AAAO
40
23
23
42..A&C */194
Certificates of deposit
/ 184
8tpd Oct 1931 coupon- */184
14
Houston OH Co of Texas—
fta
il84
Manatl Hngar 1st / Hi
102
30
liKkAdct' f
Oriental Devel Oo Ltd—
Extl deb 6s 1953
M&S 15
Extl deb 54» 1958
M&N
23
132
77
4.75%
50
73
Oregon-Am
104
824
344
k 101
Hooker Electrochem 6s 1953 J&D
30
117
4.75%
5.25
27 7
Okonite Co 6s stmp 1942—J&D
Old Ben Coal 1st 6s 1944
F&A f
Inc deb 74s Aug 1 1953
f
123
130
80
5.25
/
6s perpetual stock
J&J /
O'Gara Coal 5e '55 op aft'08 M&S f
Ohio Fin deb 64® ww 1944.M&N
1344
6s series O 1940
FAA
LsrlUard (P) Oo g 7s 1944—A&O
5o. 1951
F&A
Lukens Steel 5s extend 1955 M&N
....
101
Hood Ruober 7s 1936
Conv 614% g notes 193*
^
814
79
Equip trust 6s June 1 '37-38
Equip trust 5s Aug 15 '37-'40—
95
1
1
78
.
J&D
Northern Redwood number—
6s 1937
J&D /
Norwegian Hy-Elec Nttrog Corp
Ref & imp 54® 57 ser A M&N
Nova Seotia s & n gc 1969..J&. /
63
1
1
85
107"
64
'
1
75
.J&D
20-yr s f 6s 1947
New 6-4% 1947
95
20
1
1
68
North
694
1034
1334
1224
1
...M&S
M&S /
100
1034
Logan County Coal 7s 1942.MAN / 35
Long Bell Lumb 6s sar A '42.JAJ
l\K
6s series B 1943—
—A&O
214
„
warrants
134
7
99
954
'40-** **
warr
64s 1943
Income 64s 1953
914
-
/
Nor Amer Refract 04s 1944.J&J /
North German Lloyd—
95
634
604
924
30
106
Car—
Deh 04« A with
674
34
;■
Amer
95
13
Equip trust 44s Nov 25 *37-'43 6
Equip trust 54s Sept 1 '37-'44. b
Nortli &mer Cement
Oorp—
594
1064
Sec 6% gold notes 1938—J&J
103
FA A
Haytian Corp income 8a 1938— /
Hearst Magazines—
1004
6s
1936
MAS
6s 1938
994
M&S
Hearst Publications 6 4«'35-M AN
1004
974
64s 1947
--MAN
Hersney Creamery 6 Ha 1937—
With
North
108
106
43
1 404
for Am shs—JAJ
f 1946
M s f Bs 1946
6s scamped 1946
s t 7s 1936
Debenture
1054
FAA
F&A
F&A
F&A
st A ref 5s
Y L E & WD & I 1st 6s
364
101
984
93
V
M&N
Nf
1024
134
Deb g 5 4s 1942..
.AAO
Lehigh Coal A Nav fund 4s '48 JAJ
Cons s f g 44s 1954
JAJ
Cons s f 44« 1954 ser O—JAJ
Lehigh Valley Coal—
,
•
984
Hawley Pulp A Paper Co—
1st 6a
NYLE&WO & RR—
1st 0s ext 54% 1942
1034
Lawrence Pertland Cement Oe—
98
1947———JL—--
Hartford Times 6s 1943
/
91
74
86
81
60
924
6s 1954 with war..JAJ
i«t conv
98
1947—MAN
Hamburg-American Line—
Eq trust 6 4s 1935 to 1940-JAD
Hamilton By-Prod 7s Feb 1 1943Hansa Steamship Lines
/«»-*• o* >9.4W wibti warr.-AAO
April 1936 coupon on
Harpen Mining Corp—
war
8 t deb 6s 1940 with warr.MAN
Lautaro Nitrate Oo—
304
1064
lst A coll 6s stmp
6s with
37
A3k.
Hoboken Ferry 5s 1940.2M&N
N Y & N J Ferry—5s '46—J&J
31
.
L.td-
Paper Co
Bid.
Foreign Investing Corp—
Deb 54s IW48 with warr.J&D
N Y & Hob Fy 5s
May '40.. J&D
104""
oo
374 V? 40
108
1074
994
994
904
(Coupler 1st 1 fis 1940. PAA */ 24
Gioat Lakes
Bonds.
1034
60
64s 1939
K.nnoy (OR, Oo
itfdO-JAD
1034
Kirby Lumber 0« 1938
JAJ1*
574
Ksholyt Oorp 04* 1943
MAS / 294
Keppers Gas A Coke Oo—
L»eb a f 5s 1947
JAD
S f deb 54b 1950-1
JAJ
Krwge <8 8) 1st 5# 1945
JAD
1st mtge part ctfs
102
Kreuger & Toll class A ctfs of
dep for secured 5s 1959— M&S / 30
Kroehler Mfg deb 54s to '38 J&J
994
Lackawanna Steel 5s 1950—M&k
107
Lake St John Po & Pr 64s 1942
/ 17
64s Feb 1 1947—.
/ 58
Lake Superior Corporation—
1st & coll tr gold 6s 1944-.JAD /
154
Lane Bryant Ino—
Geodyear Tire & Rubber—
lit mtge coll tr 6« 1967
MAN
Gotham Silk Has deb 6s '36 J AD
Ask.
N Y &
91"" Kingsport Press
105
1014
8 f g 7s Oct 16 1945--_A<fc01f
Geedrlch (B P) 1st 64« 1947-J&J
Deb g 6s 1945
J&D
Bid.
KimHerly-Clark Oorp—
Safety Razor—
k 1024
Debentures 5s 1940-------'
Glen Alden Coal M s f4s 65-1.--—
904
103
Gildden Co 54% notes *39-J&D
76
Globe Wernicke 6s Oct I 1944——
Gobel (Ad'f) 64 % '35.. —M&N */ 86
* Negotiability impaired by maturity,
t Called Sept. 1 at 1014*
INDUSTRIAL & MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
88
"and Interest" except where marked "f" and income and defaulted tooi
all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
NOTICE.—All bond prices are
Quotations for
A&O
Republic Iron & Sfl 6« 1040
"l05%
103 %
6Hi '68 ser A..J&J
Republic Motor Truck Oo. Ino—
Deb 0%s 1937 with war
1&J
Republic Portl Cement 6s '43M&S
Restigouche Paper Ltd 6s 1948—
Revere Copper & Brass—
lit Inc 6s July '48 ser A *—
Ref ft gen
90
88
34H
37 %
1st M
s
f 6s 1947-.-— -J&D */
P 6s *66 stpd.JftJ
St. Paul Un Stk Yard! 6« *46 A&O
Saltex Looms Inc 6s 1954—A&O
Saxon Pub Wks ^Germany)—
lit ext) s f 7s
Gen
»&A
1951—-M&N
1946
ft ref 6Hs
J&J
6% notes 1947
Sayre ft Fisher Brick 6s
Schulco Oo tt%s 1946
1947 J&J
J&J
Stamped (July 1933 coup on)
Guar s f 0%s 1946 ser B. A&O
Stamped
T"
Straw or iage & Clothier—
1st s f 5s 1948
Struthers
'45—M&S
1945-J&J
(it W) deb 6%s 1943 F&A
Dcrlppa
BcuMzilSteel
..AftO
Seab'd Term & Refrlg 6s '41 M&S
Security Mtge-see Assoc Mtge Co
Seneca
1st Hal Ml...
Copper 7s 1933
Servel Corp (new) 5s 1948
Bharen Steel Hoco
25
Studebaker
Stuts Motor Car
.. .
5
'
44
45%
13%
2%
.M&S 1
——
38
12
14
1
15
17
103
103%
104;
44
15%
47
105%|
103%
16H
102
98
4
99
....
"4"
120%
100%
20
104
79
39"
102%
Skelly Oil deb 5%s 1939—-M&S
Smltb (Howard) Paper Mills Ltd
104%
1st • f 5%s 1963 A—-J&D
100
Smith (L O) Typewr 6s '39.M&N
Southern Advance Bag & Paper—
96%
1st s f 6s 1947
—J&D
Southern United Ice Go¬
es 1947
A&O / 34
6 Hi 1938
AftO / 33%
Southwest Dairy Products—
5
6Hs w w 1938
M&N /
103
Squire (John P) & Co 5%s '47J&D
Spruce Falls Power ft Pap. Ltd
99
1st M 5H« 1936 (s-a)
A&O
92
1st 5Hs 1937-43
A&O
104^
Staley (A E) Mfg 1st 6s '42-M&S
103
Stand OU N Y deb 4Hs'51 J&D16
Stand Textile Prod 6Ha *42 M&S
AfiS6Qt(^d
61%
60
96
f
120%
99%
106%
94%
...
94%
M&S16
14
United Grain Growers Ltd—
11*
M&N
94%
97
Unltrd Industrial isi 6s 1946.J&D
Deb 6Hs 1941
—M&N
United Securities Ltd 5Ha 1952..
81%
99%
fir
41%
59%
86%
99%
1938—FftA
82%
101
35%
36%
34%
88
0 0M
CO
105%
102
6
6
25
57%
98
^02%
102%
k 103%
6,_
0H% serial notes 1940
MAS k 102%
102
3-year 6% notes 1936
J&D
88
U 8 TruckingCorp 5%s '43-J&D
99
United Wall Paper Fac 6s 1947 —
/
97%
/
Certificates of deposit...—— /
Hf:7
24%
48""
35
15
12
95
N
Vanadium Corp. of Amer.—
Valvoline Oil 7s 1937
82%
/
fk
94
104 H
103%
060
w*
79
61
a
Five memberships held
5%s
1943
,/itherbee Sherman Inc
61%
94
?
54
108%
99
101
96
M&S
'
8%
100%
/
/
35
52
90
72
98%
98%
95
EZCHANQE SEATS.
No. Last Sale
N Y Cotton Exch—
N Y Oof & Bug ExN Y Curb Exch...
450
344
35""
Baltimore Stk Exch
58%
Boston Stock
Exch.
139
15
11,200
4,100
27.500
500
6 000
750
6,050
2,000
98%
9,500
60
1,000
2,700
5.000
41
500
5,800
17
Stock Exch.
68
Detroit Stock Ex..
05
Ft Worth Gr ft Cot
20
89" Hertford Stk Exch
217
100% Kan City (Bd ofTr)
83
26% Los Ang Stock Exch
189
Mllw Grain ft Stk.
56" Minn Oh of Comm. 523
18
Minn-8t P Stk Ex.
17
V80
Montreal Stock Ex.
600
New Orl Cotton Ex
98"
70
New Orl Stock Ex.
200
Phila Stock Exch—
83
10% Plttab Stock Exch. all5
St Louis Exchange.
42
Salt Lake Stock Ex.
48
San Fran Stk Ex.—
69
San Fran Curb Ex.
100
Seattle Stock Exch I
94
Seattle Curb ft M f
Toronto Stock Exch
113
Washington Stk Ex
40
Denver
___
250
"250
1,500
1,500
5450
1,125
3,350
1.500
125
2.050
00', 666
1,175
1,000
75
1.200
,1.000
zl,000
300
l'ooo
875
"250
17,000
9,100
Nominal,
13
405
29.000
500
§1,000
6.500
r Canadian price,
400
5*666
s Sale price
as dividend memberships, leaving 37
fixed. II Book value. Membership of Ft. Worth Grain & Ootto
available, y 80 seats, 70 members, z St. Louis Exchange member¬
sales of the Salt Lake Stock Exchange. St. Louis should have been 42 seats
impaired by maturity, f Called Sept. 1 at 105. t Called Sept. 1 at 100%.
memberships outstanding.
§ Prices of Wheeling Stock Exchange memberships are
Exchange is limited to 90. Exchange buys certificates in order at $450 when funds are
ships were erroneously reported in our last issue. The figures shown were the
outstanding, $1,000 last sale, and no bid offered at $1,000. * Negotiability
13%
50
100%
6s 1944—
& 8t 011944.A&O
Woodward Iron 6i 1962
-J*.;
1st Hen 6% notes 1937
F&A
jrk Ice Mach 6s '47..——A&O
Debenture 6s 1943
J&D
Youngsi Sheet & Tube—
1st m s f 6s 1978 ser A
J&J
1st m 5s 1970 ser B. --.-A&O
snlth Furnace 5Hs 1948---J&J
in Treasury.
6 Basis. / This price Includes accrued Interest, k Last sale, n
Exchange holds 44 as treasury memberships and 47 are held by individuals
There are 470 memberships of which
■'
'
Wood (Alan) lr
| Wheeling Stock Ex
Winnipeg Gr Exch.
ti
13%
_
82
58
9%
30
Victor Fuel 1st • f
Va Iron Coal ft
12
lilson-Martin 2d 5s 1940—J&D
Tinslow Bros & Smith—
650
76
U S Rubber—
1947 Ser A.... JftJ
"""
81%
,
'
deposit——...
Steel Oo—Jan 1935-M&N
Certificates of deposit—.—
Buffalo Stk Exch..
/
U S Radiator deb 6o
92
92
f 6s
137%
M&N
Deb g 5s 1948
s
1935—.—M&S
Wieboldt (W. A.) ft Oo. 5H»^9.
WiUys-Oyerland 1st 0Hi 83 M&£
AftO
98" "Tiisan ft Oo 1st 6s 1941
1st M 20-yr 4s ser A 1955. .J&J
97
...
100
104..
108%
Sec conv 7 %s
106
0
101%
101%
102
36
Union Term Coal 8tor 6« "39-F& A
United Biscuit deb 5s '50—A&O
Drns6a 1963
103
1°1%
Certificates of
120%
/ 12
1st ft ref 6s
24
98
Without warrants
Deb
6s May 1 1942 Ser A
F&A
Union Rock 1st 0a s f 1947-- M&S
6Hs series A 1951...—...J&D
6H« series 01951
—J&D
6%i 1947 with warrants—J&J
United Steel Wks of Burbach
Eich-Dudelange ■ f 7s '61-AftO
U S ft British Internat Ltd—
lOf"
.
fls 1944-..
F&A
Refrigerator Lines—
Eq trhst 6s ser A Aug 15 '36- 43
Pestern Tab & Stat 6s 1941 .A&O
/ eatvaco Chlorine Products
5Ha 1937
M&S
P heeling Steei Corn—
1st ftref s f 5Hs 1948ser A. JftJ
1 at & ref s f 4Hs '53 ser B-A&o
Phitaker Paper 7s 1942
MA
Phlte Sew M 0§ 80 with W— J<
Pr lien & coll 7s
k
105
102
VWWM
11U Tvsyoww
F bOUOi U
1 Pestern
Plckwire Spencer
unitedSteamsnip oi 1937 —M&N
United Steel Works (Germany >-
70
15
94
J&J
103
101
65
104
FftA k
Oo deb 6s 1844
Certificates of deposit
5%s series B 1949...
50
91
76
100
105%
99
5s8eriesA1948
98%
105%
111
1940-.-.——M&N
Phittal (M J) Assoc Ltd 6s 1937.
Vlckw Spencer Steel 7s '86— JftJ
deb
Union Drawn Steel deb 6s '50
Union OB Oo of California—
United
HI,
Dec 1 54 —
(x-stk) Dec 1 54
103%
101%
Coal Co—
0Hs 1943—M&N16
Trumbull Steel a f fls 1940.M&N
Ulen ft
76
_
_
88%
10-yr deb 7s 1936 ex-warr M&N
Turner Glass Co 1st 6s 1939-J&D
49
43
1
102
1
Coper & Chemical—
100
B—M&S
15
Tenn Prod 1st s f 6%s '30—J&J /
l exas Oorp deb 5s 1944
103%
A&< >
Thermold Co 6s stamped..
78%
1937
90
Ticonderoga Pulp & Paper 6s '40
Tietz (Leonard) 7%sx'w *40 J&J f 35%
97
Troy Laundry Mach 6Hs '43 J&J
48 %
1941—-MAS
f deb 6s
1
78%
75
Conv deb 0s 1944 ser
SK
8
38%
„
Tenn
45
10
1
48
96
Taylor- Wbarton l & tt 0s 42M&S
60
1st ft ref 7Ha 1946 Ser A. J&J /
/
2
Temple Antb Coal 6 Ha '44.M&S
120
Tenn Coal 1 ft BR 6a 1961—J&J
Conv
27
Cony deb
10-yr 5% notes 1940
.M&S
1st s f 3%s May 15 1950 M&N
74
■
> Payne Pump Co—•
Inc deb 5s (w stk)
Swift & Co—
82
„
5H% notes 1937.
M&S
(S D) Co 6s '45——F&A
Payne Coal Co 0a 1937
M&S
1 Payne Pump Oo—
_
Deb 6s w w 1948
.——J&D
Income deb 5s
Superior Steel Corp 6a 1938.J&D
Susquehanna Silk Mills—
8 f deb 5s 1938_—
J&D /
31
43%
43 H
>43 H
'
Stanley Crandalf6a~f946-1. If&A
Stanly-Rowl-Olark 6s 1946—F&A
44
45
Sugar Pine JLumDer Co—
lit M serial 6i 1932-1942.M&P /
42%
Conv
99%
42
42
/
7%s 1937. A&O /
Sugar Estates of Orfisnte—
1st 7i 1942 ctfs of dep
106
...
„
Truax-Traer
Skerldan-Wyomlng Coal Oo—
1st sf 6s 1947
J&J k 58
Shreveport-El Dorado—
Pipe Line 7s 1935
...AftO f
99%
Bhults Bread 1st 6s 1940—-M&S
SlemansftHalske 10-yr7i'35— J&J */61%
41%
Deb g i f 0%s'51wlth warM&S
59%
Sileslan-Am Corp 7s 1941 _.Fft A
84
Simmons Co 6s Not. 1 1944M&N
1st 1 coll 7s ser A 1937-M&S16
1st lien coll 0%s '38 ser B_ J&D
-
...J&J
34%
29%
Sheffield Steel 6%s 1948...MAS 1105
Shell Union Oil Corp—
102%
Deb • f 5s 1947
MAN
Shell Pipe Line Corp—
104%
Deb sf 611962
M&N
Simpsons Ltd 6s ser A 1949—J&J
5%s series B 1949
J&J
Sinclair Cons Oil Corp—
IIII
67
Corp 6s 1942...J&D /
Certificates or deposit
Conv deb 6s 1945
60"
vu—
1939—-—--M&S
Oorp lit 7i 39 J&J
Stpd (July 1930 coup on) 1939.
barren Bros Co—
barren
M&N
0%i 1943
deb 6s
Conv
Earner Sugar
98%
M&8
29%
27 %
104%
106
75%
rBTUnr-uuiumu
Titusvllle—
64"
1%
J&J 1
106
..J&J
1st ■ f 6%i 1948 ser A....F&A
Wells
61
-
-
Schulze Baking 1st 6s
Scovill Mfg Oo 5%%
47%
36
7s '40 (without
32 %
12%
73
103 %
60
47%
.
war A&O /
—II
...
a
St L Rky Mt ft
deposit
Without warrants...------
war.)A&O fk 40
fk 40
4% Stamped—
U«D
'
St Leuis Gat ft Coke Corp—
1 btu- -
UB
tow
Certificates of
Deb 0Hs 36 sera witn
1840
'*64
*
108%
108
Reynolds Inv—See "Inv. Trusts" r
32
Rheineibe
Union 7s 1940
J&J
Rbine-Maln-Danube7i 1960M&*
"6~~
Rhode Island Ice 6s 1948—M&N
r
6
Richardson ft Boyn 6H» '37-J&D
Richfield Oil of California
•/31K
Col tr 6s 1944 ser A
MAIS
31%
Otf* of deposit
/ 15
Richm'd Cedar Wks 6%s '45 J&J
47
Richmond Hos Mills 7s '38-F&A
52 &
Rima Steel Corp 1st s f 7s 66 FftA
Rlordon Pulp ft Paper Ltd—
104
1st 6s June 80 1943
J&DSt
Rochester Ice & Cold Storage
/ 30
Utilities 6%s, 1936
----86
Roch ft Pitts C ft l 5s 40—M&N
37 %
Rocky Mtn Fuel fts
3
Rolls Royce 7s Sept 1 1937
Certificates of deposit
32 %
Roman Catholic Cbuicn 0%s 1946
29
Rom Oath Church Welfare 7s 1946
Royal Dutch Oo—
.
115%
Deb 4s 1946 with warr
A&o
79
Rueping (F) Leather 6s
1940
Ruhr Chemical 6s 1948
-A&O fk 36
fk 27%
Ruhr Housing 6Hs 1968
J&J
105
fit. Clair Furnace 1st 6i '39-F&A
101
St Joseph Stock Yds 5s '40--F&A
on
1 ttlwuri "
97
112
—.J&J
100
Steel ft Tubes deb 0s 1943..M&&
53
stern Brothers 6s a f 1947.
JftD
45
Stevens & Thompson Pap 6s" 1942
Stinnes iflugo) Corp—
u«u 7s *36 (without war).A&O fk 54
fk 47%
4% Stamped
Stinnes (Hugo,) industries—
Steel Co of Can
62 %
90
42%
41%
Starrett Invest sec 5s 1950 -A&n
Steel Oar eq tr 4 Ha Sept 1 '36-'38_
104
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask.
Bonds.
Industrial and Miscellaneous Stocks
Stocks.
Par.
Stocks.
Ask.
Bid.
Northern Mills.
Algonquin Print—1
American Mfg..100
Preferred
Eagle & Phenix.100
Eagle Yarn
Easley Cotton Mills
1
7% preferred
Efird Manufacturing
EnterprlseMfg (Ga)
Entwistle Mfg pref-
10
85
100
Amoskeag Mfg
Arlington M (Mass) I
Assoc Textile Col—t
6% preferred
1
Barnard Mfg (PR) J
Beacon Mfg (NB).l
Preferred
100
Berkshire
Pine
Spinning Co—(t)
6% preferred
234
10334
Fairforest Finish Co
18
97
Serial notes......
32
7% preferred
Gaffney Mfg.....50
38
96
...
100
20
14
Gainesville Got Mills
Preferred
100
Beeth Mfg (N B)_J
Grantevllle Mfg. 100
Grendel Mills
Preferred
100
Border O Mfg (FR; I
Boss Mfg com
100
Hanes (F H)
Glenwood
% cuta pref-.lOO
Preferred
I
Draper Corp
Farr
100
62
Alpaca (Mass) I
9
G moral Ootton
t
32
60
Notes.........
nrinneUMfg (NB).i
Ha ihaway Mfg(N B W
Kiloorn M (N B) 75
55
—
1U0
3234
y
■
^
m
68
60
65
1001
100
Butte
Prior
Part
&
134
v
LAND 8TOOK8
t
Central Am Mines..
Cerro de Pasc<»
.t
(B)--J
a
a
Cons Mln A Smelt 25
JIty RET (0--500
Jongress St Associ¬
ates (Boston)
1
Factory Bldg Tr (B)i
Fifty Associates (B)-
Copper Range
t
Oresson Consolidated
RotelTr (Boston) „I a
limball Bldg Tr(B)I a
Co—10
Calumet A Hecla 25
Zinc-Lean
1
Co
100
90
.
73
17
20
I
44
51
89
94
60
64
A
15
8
25
50
Carnegie Metals
78
20
58
I
I
MUls
preferred...
preferred...
*m+.m
50
36
62
Newberry O M (SOil
Norrls Cot Mills
35
89
•
-
-
—
—
m
-
Oakland Mills pref..
Pvwdrell A Alex
1434
Grr Cot 1V1 t* < )».i00
19
24
7% preferred—
ihO)..J
7% preferred—100
Perfection Spinning.
60
rn.mm.~m
51
40
Goldfleld
21
a
50
54
a
....
3
_
TITLE GUARANT
(AVE DEPOSIT ST
preferred. 100
Golden Cycle CorplO
80
a
Evans Wall Lead (t)
mm—m
65
21
20"
37
Eagle Bird Mine.
Eagle Pich Lead.-20
90
a
134
Mexicans.-50c
Dome Mines Ltd.(t)
Plymouth Cordage..
a
a
1.25
Gold Min A M—1
Uusi
94
-
.„.
Dent BldgTr
.
Chief Oonsol Mln._l
Chile Oonoer-... 25
Como Mines—
1
Oonsol Copper
5
58
32
14
a
J hie R E Trus's 1000
Calif Copper
CaUahan
*L
Pilgrim MUls
1H
klbany Tr (Bost)100
BdofTr Bid Tr (CM
3ss Gr'd R T Tr (O)I
Bos RET (Bos) .100
BosStor W h'se (B).J
Boston Wbarf Co—I
70
Nat Yarn MUls
>
13c
7%
RIAL ESTATE TR
.10
..
38
34
pref
Musgrove
15
80
8c
1
Copper...1
...
Cop A Z Oe.fi
IButte A Auo
26
National Weaving..
4
t
Pepper ell Mfg (Me) I
Pierce Mfg (N B)__J
91c
A Sullivan MAO 10
i
Mills
Ootton
MoUohon Mfg pref
Monarch O M (S O)
2134
534
*234
89c
Wright Hargreaves
Mines
(t)
Vukon Gold......5
34
Copper Mln Co..
MUls MUls
NoUd Mills (N B)
I
tVonqultt M (N B) t
(t)
4
y
IVs
r
3434
52
Marlboro Mills
1*
55A
1
Bwana M'Kubwa—
Majestic Mfg.
Marion Mfg Co
4134
0
Dredg-
40
Lydia
3
Narragansett Mills
(F ft) com
100
NashaweuaM
t
Nashua M (N H) 100
Pacific Mills
Gold
ing, Ltd
[Bunxer lllll
^
63
?■.
Llnford Mills
17""
100
Preferred
95
-
Serial notes......
Preferred
35c
..5
Co.. 10
Walker Mining
I
Limestone Cot MUls
Mills
(Ball)
_
-
Laurens OM(8 0*
(Jarpet .20
Ml V. Wood
Wenden
King (J P) Mfg (Gal I
Liuther Mfg (F R).-J
Mohawk
...
7tah Copper
Ventures Ltd
,
JudsonMUla A pflOO
Preferred B
100
MlUs
Preferred
Itah Metal * Tun
10c
Bulolo
Inman
La# ton Mills
70
Industrial Cotton
Goeaold M (N B) .t
Preferred
/
J t ah-Apex
1634
6H
Black Hawk Mines.
mm mm
36
Mliln. pre........
2%
22c
Ariz Cornstock
6
734
63|
44
Austin SUver Mln
rnm mm
29
434
....
Bagdad Copper..—
New common
5
102
4
Imperial Yarn
34
1
25
Mining.. 1
Jolted Verae iflxsfiOc
Tonopah
A
Jbead
$6 preferred
AnacondaOopMIn 50
Andes Copper M.(t)
7
65
7 % preferred.-.1.
13
9
98
Ilenrietta Mills
I
com
4
Amer
26
2034
43B
20
Teck-Hughes G M.l
Tintic Standard—1
30
6
Hartsvtile Co* Mills.
MUls„100
Dexdaie Hos
Sunshine Mining. 10c
Altar Cons Mines
7
Silver-Lead-l
Soand
40
.
2.70
2.66
3 %
10
Mining.
Zinc
IW
■
13^4
r
Gold
Alaska Juneau
3c
)'■ "234
Silver King Coal...5
Mining
1831
2c
5
Slscoe Gold Ltd—1
So Am Gold A Plat.I
27 H
1834
10
tannou
S tattuck Dean
Smelting
Knit-5
7% preferred
Bourne Mills (FR> .1
Charlton
'
36
20
Preferred—...20
MUls
Hamrlck
S
eJcH
26%
Joseph Lea
10
San Toy Mining—
lty
70
Bl gel-San f Oarp't.. t
Mills....
Gossett Mills......
V
>
1H
«t
Gold
30
1034
20
55c
Q ilncy
16
Roan Antelope Mln
Ltd. Amer shares.
41 Anth Gold N1 -.1
MINING STOCKS
48
7% preferred
Florence Mills
,
18
12
Flint Mfg Co
1034
19
...
Premier Gold M—
1933..
90
85
100
All.
,
Pocahontas...
'
I
Atlantic Mutual—
40
.
Erwin Cotton com..
Po id Creek—
'
••
1
Pioneer Gold. Ltd-1
INSUR¬
■$•'?'/. 'y
47
Bid.
Par
Per share
ANCE 8CRIP
3.
44
Btooka.
Ask.
Par
Per share.
MARINE
40
35
_
8
36
100
Stocks.
Pers hare.
26
20
Per share.
TEXTILE
STOCKS.
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
119933452
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
Quotations for all securities are as near as
Preferred—
Notes
t
100
Pacolet Mfg
...
Quiasett Mills (Nfi) 1
Rich Bordea Mfg
Co (F R)
100
Saco Lowell Shops
1st preferred.....
18
Sagamore Mfg
(F R)_.
100
Sanford Mills......
18
20
28
34
Pickens Cot Mills
5
3H
■"
29
—
21X
26
6% preferred
Roanoke Mills—
Southern Mills.
V— -
48" "
7% preferred.....
*-«»«» m
56
20
96
100
36
Arcade Cotton Mi
12"'
5
4
25
Calhoun Mills......
Cannon Mills..-.(t)
34
1st M 6s Jan
40
3434
10
10
8% preferred.1
•»«*«»
55
China Grove Cot.
78
62
78
86
32
30
59
70
66
15
36
17
Oowpens Mills
Crescent Spinning
Dallas Mrg iAla;.i00
Darl'flr'n Mfg (8 C).i
Preferred........
Dixon Mills
60
«.
—
—
m
32
vltiln..100
7% preferred
Durham Hosiery
6% preferred.
a
63
Noranda
North
120
113
8
Adams Millis
10
60c
3334
3434
—«(t)
__1
Mines A
Ltd—2
...
30
r
96"
100
Domin Text. Ltd.(t)
Preferred
100
r
68
r
138
r
22
71
150
25
.
—(t)
109
(t)
5
100
75
Penmans.Ltd com(t)
Preferred
-100
r
lI6"
dividend*
/Flat
price,
Aetna
—
134
25c
mm mm
!
'234
40c
(t)
"734
Affiliated Prod— (t)
Lgfa Ansco—... (t)
Ainsworth
12
•>
34 y ;
(Ti
Rubber
1134
1134
1134
28
Aetna Brewery....1
45
r
21
73
893
303
7% pf w w
100
Addressograph Multigraph Corp.. 10
Advance-Rumeiv (t)
Aeolian Co pref. 100
Class A.......50
Aero Supply Mfg—
Class B
r
100
62
(t>
_
Enterprise com (t)
Oan Cotton8.Ltd.100
33
12
40
preferred-.100
Class A
('referred
accrued
.100
5%
Pacific Tin
Montreal Cottons
19
45
Adams Express..
50c
Mines
99
99
7% preferred—100
t
6% pref
Ton
7% pref
-100
Abraham AStram(t)
..
.
.
19
Abitibl Pow A Pau
7% preferred
Old Dominion Os.26
Canadian Mills.
88
....
Butte
98
Acme Steel——25
Acme Wire v t C..20
*
Mines .(t)
Nipissing M<n*»
55
68
preferred--100
preferred-.100
Acetol Prod A-._(t)
100
Newmont Minlng.10
6
Patino
84
10
134
Ftosario
70
innsol
Preferred
Purchaser also pays
t Without par value.
36
65
5%
10 X
Abercrombie A Fitch
Park-Utah-
Oan Convert.
100
2d
.__(+)
preferred
7% preferred-. 100
5
16
mrnmm
1st
N Y A Honduras
*
45
'mm'Am
Abbott Lab'tories(t)
Abbotts' Dairy—(t)
(t)
Jersey Zinc..25
New River Oa...10U
55
45
.
Mortgage Coro.10
Guar A Trust
York—.20
USFldelAGu(Md). 2
of New
INDUSTRIAL AND
MISCELLANEOUS
M
Mines
1941
34
^
Title
I
Mew
WaUace Mfg Oo__
Ware Shoalu Mfg 100
Preferred
40
■
Drayton Mills...100
Dunnean
85
27
Mother Load Ooail'n
105
.....
92
v-;
¥
5
Copper
Canada
15
—
Amsterdam
Casualty(Balt)
5
New York Title A
Mining Corp of
63
Wellington Mills, (t)
Preferred
West Point Mfg.100
Wlscassett Mills
Woodslde Cot Mills
95
;.
Clifton Mfg (S C)100
Climax Spinning....
Columbus Mfg (Ga)
Converse (D K).100
^'anal
38
100
Victory Yarn MUls—
New
16
Magma Copper OolO
Mayflower Old Col 26
Mclntyre Porcupines
10
7% pref
90
Chadwlck-Hotklns
Co..—
Co
Victor-Monag
76
1534
Louisiana L'd A Ex 1
36
36
1st 7% pref—.100
2d 5% pref
100
6
84
108
32
..10
67
7% preferred
Burlington Mills
100
32
234
(t)
5
Lake—...
30
Spinning
Common
21
3
Kerr
16"
Union-Buffalo MUls
8
63
100
Class B
Chiquola Mfg
6% preferred
Stowe
234
17A
A Title
com
Ooal.l
...1
Kildun Mining
1
Klrkland Lake Gold 1
uake Sh Mines Ltd I
98
.
Bond
isle Royale Cop..25
Sennecott Copper, t
9
5
com—(f)
Preferred.
Mtge
.......
Preferred
12
81
Southern Weaving. .
Soucnern Worsseu pf
46
Brandon Corp A....
8
77
Spartan Mills (8C)_/
Sterling Spinning—
io5~"
Preferred—
Bibb Mfg
Process
'
30
90
95
7% preferred
Warrants
island Creek
Southern Franklin—
17""
25
Beaumont Mfg
12
15
Preferred
11
Appleton Co pref—
Ark wright Mills
m mm
100
A Print Wks com.
24
7% preferred
Anderson O M (SO).i
"m
2
"in
Preferred-—
.
5
Bay Min
A Smelting
(t)
inspiration Cons
Copper
—20
tnternatl Mining—1
62
56
'
134
Mtge. A Title. 100
Maryland Cas Co.. 1
tudson
84
100
.
Howe Sound Co
Bleachery
Southern
102
American ¥ arn&Proc
65
Horn Silver Mines
Sibley Mfg (Ga).100
Smyre (A M) Mfg—
7% preferred
5
m
88
55
Mills
Rowan Ootton
Saxon MUls
A
Guaranty..—.100
2
Lawyers Westchester
Mining...25r
HoUinger Mines
fi
Homestake Mln. 100
9
7
84
...
H
Greene-Oananea. 100
Hecla
25
Common
334
'•
mmrnm
45
li"
"7"r
Lawyers Title
—101
Power—
•'
116H 118*
Lawyers' M Co—20
'A
—1
Granby Cons MSA
14
"
Chicago T A Tr.100
Mty8D(Alb.NY) 100
Umpire TitleAGulOO
Home Title Ins (N Y)
Oonsol
Mines..—
mmm
m
42
7% preferred
734% 1st pref
Rosemary 7 34 % pref
Bel ton Mills (S O)
-
Riverside A Dan Bi»
15
3
-
-
I
Ranlo Mfg
Taber Mills (N B)..i
Wamsutta M (N B) I
A von dale Mills
-
106
Piedmont Mfg (8 C I
Poe. F W Mfg (SOjIi
lond A M Guar—20
100
7%
'
Boule Mill (N B).100
Abbeville CM(SO) 10
Acme Spinning
j
m
Federal M A Hm
634
Mfg—10
34
8
35
85
47
115
k Last
sale.
I Par
value
2100.
n
Nominal,
r
Canadian
price.
x
Ex-dividend
INDUSTRIAL
90
&
MISCELLANEOUS
STOCKS
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue.
Stocks
Bid.
Par
Ask.
Stocks.
Bid.
Par
Ask
Stocks.
Par
Bid.
Per fhart
Air
Reduction...(f)
Air-Way Electric
Appliance.
(t)
Alaska Pack AssnlOO
Allegb Steel com (t)
Preferred
147%
1%
29"
28%
Preferred
Alles A Fisher
24
26"
39
40
...-t
(t)
Brewing
Distilling Go
1.00
70c
Dye
1
...100
Obem
2%
,;v2g
&
1
A
Oorp
7% pref.
158%
160
Convertible pref (1)
Allied MUls Inc-(t>
18
Aluminum Co com.t
6% preferred. 100
Alum Goods Mfg. (+)
98
_
k
6
.1
:..
3%
29
26
.60
Amalg Sugar
(t)
8% preferred__100
Amerada Corp
(f)
..
3
5
100
105
07%
67
Agrlc Onem—
(Delaware)
American
Glass A
Am Bank Note
21%
-
7
27
64
..10
6% Preferred—5^
Am Bev'ge Oorp ..1
m
American Book—lOi
Am Brake Sb A F
Common.
'
22%
ii-
9
27
65
:2»A
67
70%
37
38
126
127
2ft
142
143
7% preferred.. 100
;
158
159%
.
7 % preferred-. 100
Amer
.
Canadian
Properties
(f)
1%
Am Oar A Fdv.. (t>
W
7 % preferred- .100
Am Caramel....100
Preferred
..100
Am Chain com
(+>
Am Chicle
Am Cigar
f
92
—100
Preferred.
111
34%
93
35
3%
3%
24%
12%
w
Commercial
Alcohol com...20
Am Crystal Sugar 10
7%
2d pref... 100
6% 1st pref—.100
Am Uyanamld A .10
Glass B..
Amer Encaustic
115
73
s«
20
117
74
23
21%
i
1%
2%
2%
175
Amer Hard Rub..50
12"
10
65
24
Am Hardware
25
Am-Havalian 88 10
Am Hide A Leath (t>
7% preferred-.100
..
Amer Home frod-
1
Amer Hosiery....26
Amer Ice Co..— (t)
26"
10%
4%
24%
35%
8% preferred.. 100
10*1
5%
25%
35%
25
2b
pflOO
non-cum
Amer 1G Chem A (t)
Am Intern Corp. _(t>
81
28
85
8%
8%
Amer-La France
Foamfte Corp—
Amer Metal Co
3
16
(t)
u
6% preferred
17%
17
100
Powder.
6 % preferred-
8,„
100
Atlas Tack
.1
Auburn Automob (t)
54
Baiaban A Hats-
100
Wks.(t)
99
3%
7% preferred.. 100
22 %
1
Baltimore Tube.lOt
Preferred
10*
Balwin Rubb A._(t)
Barker Bros...
.(t)
91%
12%
(E W) Oo
Boeing Airplane
pref
ientral Agulrre
Associates
5
46 %
....
99%
46
100
Boston-Herald
Traveler Oorp.(f)
112
7%
26%
Woven Hose
A Rubber com.(t)
r
Canadian price,
27
Ex-dividend,
7%
55
28%
17
t Without par value.
t
Pf(8%)(non-v)100
Oont Dlam'd Fibre. 5
Continental Mot (t)
Oonfl Oil (Del)... 5
Oont Screw com—10
(Continental Can. 20
4
3%
31%
78
32
9%
82
27
31
-...10
Cooper Bessemer. 1
25
Corroon A Rey'us(t)
8
Preferred
24%
1
4%
6%
100
6
47
125
18
4%
4*1
^
6%
102
6%
47%
150
18%
m
50
1%
10%
3%
63%
87%
11%
21
39
i2%
.
$3
109
Charts Oorp
10
Checker Cab Mfg.6
Class B
;
OontBkg A (vot) (t)
Class B (Vot)..(t)
*
105
,
Textile.
t
Consumers Co com 5
6% prior pref. 100
7% 1st pref...100
Container Corp A.20
4%
104
4
3%
8%
108%
2%
Oonsol
175
Special pref... 100
.
100
z
Oansol Retail Sts— t
8% pf with warlOO
Oonsol Royal Oil. 10
68
110
(t)
Central Airport .(t)
Centrifugal PipeCentury Rib Mills..
7 % preferred. 100
Jerfn-Teed Prod—T
7 % preferred—100
Champion Oaated
Paper.
.100
Preferred
100
Boston
Preferred
Nominal,
25%
49%
—15
Borg-WarnerOorp 10
7% pref......100
Borne. Scrymser..26
97%
(f)
—
Brass
5
Boa Ami com A..(t)
Oommon B
99%
140%
cti__(t!i
$7
Bonn Aluminum A
If)
7% pref
.100
Jelluloid Corp ...16
1st preferred., (t)
108
Borden Oo
25
Vot trust
20%
.
16
Oorp..(t)
15%
6%
54%
28%
3%
$2 cum part pf__t
Oons Laundries..(t)
19%
102
com
69
.100
8% preferred—100
106
Jelotex Oo
75
.
Indus..!
2%
7% prior pref.100
6
m
7lH
Jonsol Oil
105
7
Bohack IH U) com.t
53%
133%
22%
3H
It)
36
1st oreL
10ft
Bohack Realty pflOO
103
37
9%
8%
Bralnard Co..100
Oatalin Corp
1
iaterpiilar i'ract.It;
lelaneseOorp —.(t)
7% 1st part pf.100
i2%
12%
7 % preferred
iase Lock wood A
'
36%
6%% pf ex-warlOO
(f)
7% pref
.100
'arrler Oorp
(t)
Oaie (J l> Co ..100
7% preferred.. 100
Blaw-Knox Oo—(t)
8
igoleum-Nalrn.. t
Cons Film
60
50
lan Indns Alch. (t)
iarnatlon Oo.
110
15%
0 % % pfd w w.lOO
Preferred
ft
19%
1
Ooasol Aircraft——1
Hyuaicaiio—
larman A Co A..(t)
5
112
Oo asol Oar Heat.100
Co as CIgarOorp. (t)
J*rio
(t>
(t)
.(t)
Mach vtc
Co
Carborundum Co (t)
2ft
68%
Coude Nast Pub.(t)
100
Class B—
49%
115
Co igress Cigar—..t
Janadlan Gen El 100
^
(t)
.
_
Can Falrbank pf.100
4%
Inc 7 % pref—lor
■5,18 H
7% preferred. .100
Am Sumatra Tob (t)
Am Thread pref
5
▲m Tobacco com .26
n
18%
52
B-G Food Inc -.(t)
Bickfords Inc
(t)
PreferredBlauner's com
(t)
Preferred
.1
Birtman Elec Oo
(t)
Canadian Bronze (t)
Preferred.
100
Canadian Car A F(t
Preferred
2,
Oanad Celanese.. (f)
Industrial
47
89
ser *35 (t)
(Comm Solvents
t
Jompo Shoe—
A
Class B
36
71%
$4.25
^
100
Wire
Cable A..
105
7% preferred .100
100
Preferred
Canada
15%
36%
,
Canada SS Lines..t
42%
3%
5%% conv pf.100
Comm'l loveti Tr. t
Oonv pref opt
serf
Conv preferred
Can Dry Glng Ale.6
113
7%
t
Common....—10
Campbell Wyant &
Cannon Fdry._(t)
5% Canada Cement. 100
Preferred.
pref...
33%
:^2v'
Preferred.
(f)
OoLirn Oarbonvte(t)
Commercial Credit—
20
com
42
135
6 % non-cum pflOO
F'or»es-<+i
7 % preferred-. 100
American Stores
i
Amer Stove.—100
Am Sugar Rate—1*»
Estates
W
2}
15J
OolO A G v t c— (f)
Oslumbia Pic com(t)
21%
Callr Pack Uorp.. (t)
51%
8%
137
115
74
0% second pf-100
Am Snuff....—
26
2nd
.
y
24%
(Columbia B'cas'tlng
System inc—
Class A
+
Glass B...
+
(+)
6%% conv pf.100
Barnsdall Oorp
5
Billings A Hpen
Bing A Blng
99
115
100
Bauman (L) pf„ 100
Bayuk Cigars....
7% Jst pref—.100
Beatrice Cream. .25
Preferred
M
100
'alt's Patent Fire
Preferred. ___20
108
3
13
m
Arms Mfg. .—.25
(Columbia Baking. _t
$7 1st pref
{
Byers (A M> enm (t)
7 % part pref. 100
19%
Bamberger <.Lj A Oo
0%% pref
100
Bancroft(J) A Sons t
Preferred..
100
12%
229
t
8% preferred—100
10
Cable El Pr v t c.(t)
Cache La Poudre
Oalamba Sugar
of New York.....
100
Colonial Beacon Oil t
Colon Oil Corp..(t)
Col Fuel A
Iron—(t)
-20
Butterick Oa
20^
115
i^Jef Co
(7%)
lolllns
Bldgs pref ctfe-100
Butler (James)
Preferred
5IM
32
36
(♦)
6% preferred.. 100
lomn. A Alkman (t)
7% debenture-IOC
Bush Terminal
Butler Bros
12
Peet_.
Bush Term Oo com (f)
Axton-Fisb Tob A10
Preferred
100
Babcock A W1L. (f)
Baker Chemical—(f)
10
ialgate-Palmollve-
dep receipts..
com A(t)
Com class B_._(t)
7% cum pref. .100
Burr Add Machine (t)
Prior A———(t;
AutoVot Machlne(t!
^17
Claw A
(f)
Joca-Oola Intern, (t)
t
Am
Aviation Oorp(Del) i
Aviation Sec of N El
Baldw Loc
^
Ooca-Uola Oa
100
Burns Bros
Austin. Nlcb A Co.-
Preferred
l
Warrants
...
,P
(+1
7% preferred.. 100
k Last sale.
.
...
17%
33
Uuett. Peaoody. _.t
7% preferred—100
Coca-Cola Bottling
Burdines Inc
(t)
Preferred
(f)
Burma Oorp Ltd—
*
..
.50
2d preferred B 10
Bloomlngdale Bros.1
Pref cum 7%—100
Blumenthal (S)Gommon
(t)
93%
Shlpnidg—<+)
.
Atlas
Preferred.
1st preferred
IP*
23
Amer Seating v t
c_t
Common B
Burco Inc com
6%
Bunte Bros com.. 10
5 % non-cum pflOO
Atlantic Refln'u—25
Atlas Plywood
(t)
Bliss
24
26
Am Hteet
17%
2
uasor (t)
6 % preferred.
3%
152'
American Screw. 10*
AmSmelt A Kefg
Atl Gulf A w Ina
SS Lines
It'
Preferred
Stand 8anlt...(t
Amer
it'*
A
7% cum pref.. 100
Am Republics com( t)
Am safety
29
it*
Preferred.
—.50
Amer
Potash
A
y»
13%
28%
(t
.(t)
(t)
A3 50 conv pref (t)
4%
7% cum pref..100
12%
17
lullard Co..
Bulova Watch
Bethlehem Steel, (t)
110
Amer Pneu Her v.. 2.
1st preferred—_6o
KulHnu
7% preferred.. 100
Best A Co Inc—(t
..
100
Pipe LJ.50
.
V*
17%
Cl eve Cliffs Iran-
Preferred
(f)
Cleveland Graphite
Bronze com
1
Oleve Tractor...(t)
66
40% Oiev Un Stk Yards, t
It)
7% Cliffs Oorp v r, c
Climax Molyb¬
90
denum Oo
(+)
13%
Olinjbfleld Ooal.iOG
o
G
Preferred
38
100
4% Olorex Chemical, (t)
Olub Aluminum, (t)
$2% conv. pref..5
Budd (E G) Mfg.(t)
7 % preferred- 100
Budd Wheel. ...(t>
40
5
(t)
„4%
-
26
Berghoff Brew
20%
6% conv pref. 100
American Meter
t
American News N Y
Am
79
Loan common.
Preferred.
Benson A Hedges
Conv pref
(f)
24%
8%
8%
23
t
Kadiator
101'
Associated Rayon (t)
Atl Coast Fisheries, t
Beneficial
M
.
_
Clark (D L)
7%
Bucyrus-Erie Co. 10
7% cum pref-_100
Common v tc_..l
Bendix Aviation...5
15%
20
Amer Locomotive 1
7% preferred-.100
Amer Macb A Fay.,
Am M&ch A Met (t)
Vot trust ctfa—(t)
Am Maize Prod.. (f)
Amer Maracaibo.. 1
Amer
Pref«red
Buckeye
3%
sS
Oiark
EqOocom.(t)
O aude Neon Lt __1
65
122
Brunswlck-BalkeCollender
(t)
Apparel
Industries..—(t)
Assoc Dry
O'ds
6% 1st pref... 100
7% 2d pref... 100
Assoc El Indus, Ltd
Am dep rets ord
registered ...£1
35
110
New common...5
15%
100
.
7
17%
90%
—
25
(f)
(f)
7% preferred-
27
4%
23%
59%
25%
.(t)
6% % cum pf..l00
O ty Investtug .100
7% preferred.. 100
City A Sub Homes 1G
City Stores (old)-(t)
■
Bruce (E L) com.(t)
7% pref..
-l«f
Art Metal Gonstr.10
Art Metal Works..5
Bellanca Aircraft—
2%
Machinery
Chem
n
i
Belding Hem'way(t)
7% preferred.. 100
Oorp...
Corp..
(t)
B
One yellow Oao.-T
Calckasha Cot O.Ki
OalldsOo com
(t)
(Cleveland)
3%
7%
Brown Shoe
Beech-Nut Pack. .20
Amer Laundry
.
Artloom
Com
8%
18
City ice A Fuel
dep rets
Class A
J/*
40%
City Auto Stamp, (f)
31
Brown Fence A Wire
elL
?6 conv pref...(t)
% preferred-.100
Armstrong Cork, (t)
Arnold. Constable.5
26%
Preferred
loo
Chrysler Corp. —..6
OIn Un Stk Yds. (t)
Brown Forman
Distillery
Warrrants
Tiling Go Ltd..(t)
Amer Equities Oo..l
Am Express
100
6%
57
145
100
.
Amer Goal (N J) .25
Amer Oolortype..l0
Amer
M
ll
if* ill*
7% preferred.. 100
Amer
106%
Preferred100
Chic Mail Order
5
Obic Nipple A—..50
OhlcPneuTool _(T)
conv pref
.t
Ohlc Rivet A Machf
16%
(t)
BrownOo 6% pf.100
107 M
.5
Associated Oil
.
Am Can.
.
Armour A Go of Del
Associated
16%
80
(t)
(t)
Class B
49
48
t
It)
Arch
Am Bakeries pf-.lOO
7 % preferred. 100
Arcturus Rad Tube t
Common
5
Glass D warrants. k
Archer-Daniels Mid +
Jhlc Daily Newa (t)
36
...
guar pref. .100
Armour a Go (111)
68%
,
47"
Brlt-Amer Tob reg£l
Ordinary bearer £1
British Celanese Ltd
7%
29
0% pref
100
Glass O warrants. k
Amer
13 %
12 %
,
(f)
18
63 %
100
6%
mm
Registered
135
26
Ohlc June Rys A Un
Stk Yds stpd..l00
H
.25
Bristol-Myers
5
Brlt-Amer Oil Ltd
Coupon
(t)
ATw^Ipw.V.'it)
34%
105%
..100
2\
13*
8*
37*
44%
i%
Mfg......*"
Glass
Preferred
Ohesebr'gh Mfg..2ft
4
Brass
Bristol Brass
ApexElecMfg—(t)
26
Brillo
48%
Anheuser-Busch. 100
61
25%
17%
62^
(t)
AlDha Portl Oera.(t)
Preferred 7 %
5
60
Common
Amai Leather
Anchor Cap
It$6 % conv pref. (t
Oherry-Bur Oorp (t)
1
Preferred..... It)
v
Ask
Per share
4
bridgeport Maun, it
Brlggs Mfg—--(f)
Rriges A Stratton It^
Brighton Mills pflOO
Brill Oorp cl. A—t
Class B-...—-T
Anchor P A Fence!t)
5%
Bid
Par
35^
28^
Bridgeport Brass .(t)
Wringer—(t
Am Wr Pap v tc—l
$6 pref v t c— (t)
Anaconda W A O.(t)
Andian Nat Oorp (t)
Angostura-Wupperlmann Corp
..1
18
Allied Stores Corp(t)
Preferred
100
Allls-Obalmera Mia
Ltd.
Amer
V-
Bower Roll B'r'g—5
Bowm Bilt HotelsFirst preferred 100
.
10<>
(Mass).(t)
7% preferred.. 100
127
Allied Kid Oo—
Aluminum
Wind Glass
Preferred
Am Wool
t
Allied
Botany Oons M. A50
Bourjols, Inc—-It)
$2.75 cum pref (t)
Type Found-(t)
7% preferred- .100
Amer
100
110
com
Am Transformer (t)
Am
1
100
Alien Indus
Allied
146%
Stocks*
Ask.
share.
cum
pf A...
$6 conv A pref (f)
Cord Corporation..L
22%
3%
43°g
34%
INDUSTRIAL &
Aug., 1935]
Stocks.
Par.
Stocks.
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
Bid.
Sons
Eastern
70
em
16134 ■ 163.
Preferred
100
Ooty Inc
(t)
Oourtauds Ltd—
Am dep rets ord£l k
Cramp (Wm)
&
—100
*
1
Crane Co com.—26
Preferred
100
Cream of Wheat—t
Creole Petrol
5
Crocker - Wheeler. (t)
Croft Brewing
1
147
155*4
4*4
22*4
108
13*4
2954
Magnetot
preferred——.100
Eltingon Schild —(t>
Electric
■■■
3
Electric Boat..
—3
Elee A Musical—
,
54
4554
(!)
fflec Stor Batt
Cuban-Am Sub
7 % preferred.
(t)
6% part pref—.50
Ely Walker L) (3—25
1st preferred—100
2d preferred.. 100
.10
.
„
_
Class
Cudahy Pack
60
Cuneo Press—(f)
Curtis Pub com..(t)
14*4
Per share.
14*4
70
6%
3654
6%
37
117 54
38 Vs
v
te
1254
derr-Hali-Marv 100
lershey Chocolate T
$4 conv pref—_t
28
GenPaintOorpA.(t)
3*4
26
5
Class B com..-(f)
Gen'l Print ink—(t)
86 pf with w rr.(t)
Gen Rayon A stk. (!)
104
Gen u> rfigiiHi (join
47
J*
$6
12
107*4
2254
24*4
1H
20
109*4
95"
B
2*4
8% preferred—25
92
55
Glmbel
Evans Prod
Exch Buff Corp.—t
Fair (The) Ghlc.-t
Darby Petroleum.-6
7 % preferred-. 100
Fairbanks Oo
26
1654
89*4
3*4
3754
2054
30*4
Dardelet Thr'dlock f
Dayega Sts Corp—6
8% non-vot pf.100
Fairbanks Morse
t
Davenport Hoo'y (tl
Dayton Rubber Mfg
7% preferred.. 100
Howe Scale com.(f)
Preferred
100
Hudson Mot Oar
t
Humble Oil A Ref(f)
4
.t
7% cum pref—100
$8 cum pref
1
Cutler Hammer. (t)
_
Preferred
100
Common
Class
_
Preferred
Famous
Deere A Co
com
35
(f)
.20
7% preferred.
Havilland Aircr
dep rets ord £5 k 15*4
Dennison Mfg—
7 % preferred. -100
59
8 % preferred
105
Denver Un Skyds(t)
33
Preferred-—.-100
103
Diesel-Wemmer
Gilbert Corp
10
10
Preferred40
Derby O & Relcom f
1*4
Devoe
A
Reynolds
Class A (non-vot)t
43
Common B..-(f)
37
1st pref —100
118
2d pref-100
111
Diamond Match.(f)
3534
6% part pref—.25
37
Diamond Shoe—
6*4% pref (with
warrants) ..100
90
Dictaphone com-(f)
30
Preferred
100
116*4
Dictograph Prod-.2
3
DiGiorgio Fruit—
Common....—10
334
S3 preferred..-100
30
Discount Corp. of
New York
100
340
Distillers Co Ltd.£l
22*4
Distillers CorpSeagrams-.
(f)
21
Distillers & Brew's.5
4
Distillers Liquors. .5
11
Dixon (J) Oruc-100
63
60
Federated Dept Sts
FED Corp.—(t!
Gotham
Feltman A Curme
Shoe com——t)
105
11
"154
39
120*4
.
1954
6 *4% cum
pref 100
new
preferred
r
4*4
7% preferred—100
Grelf Bros Cooperage
3*4
-
.
.
100
A com
$6 preferred.
100
$1.50 preferred
Greyhound Corp...5
Preferred—
Groc St Prod v t c25c
Preferred.
23*4
(f)
Follansbee Broa.(t)
Food Mach'y
(f)
21*4
454
Ford Co.Ltd—
Guar Tr rets
Ford Mot of Can 100
Class A..
t
12
20"
854
29*4
Halle Bros
15*4
10
13
26
26*4
Preferred——100
Drug
(f)
Draper Corp—
See Textile Stocks
Dresser (S R) A
t
Dow
Class B——t
Driver Harris Co 100
Preferred
100
DublllerOond'ser (f)
Dunhlll
Internet--1
Duplan Silk
.—t
8% cum pref. .100
DuPont (w 1) de N
A Co com
.20
.
Deben
Durham
-
stock—100
6%
"8
54
2*4
15
110
(f)
6% preferred. .100
DuvalTexas Sulp (t)
3
Ragle Lock
—25
Eastern Mfg—
Prior pref
60
EastPortoRican Sug
see East Sug Assoc
East Roll Mill
5
k Last sale,
n
106*4
6% cum
Hanna (M
pref—100
105*4
10554
23*4
2354
A)
1st
1
8 % preferred. .())
Gen'l Bronze.
-.5
General Cable
(t)
Class A.
—(t)
.100
Gen Cigar common t
x
Ex-dividend,
"254
1154
12
k
...
(f)
._H><
(t)
Interstate Dept Sts t
7 % preferred- 100
Interstate Hos'y.ft)
Intertype Oorp..(t)
1st preferred-.100
Iron Fireman vtc (t)
Irving Air Chute.. 1
.
Jewel Tea...:
(t)
Too. ft)
54
!I*
70
1*4
1254
75
25*4
12*1
99*4
22
12*4
64*4
63*4
124*4
A Metal.. ...inO
JonasANaumburg2*4
Jones A Laughlin
Steel com.
100
61
—100
73
Kalamazoo Stove (t)
K O St.ockYdsM.el 00
Preferred
—100
33
Kaufman Dep St
Com
12.50
Kay nee
Preferred
...10
.....
100
Kzyser (Jul) A Co
1*4
92
94
14
4*4
70
19*4
103*4
2*4
107*4
7% conv pref.100
55
"50c
Kellogg Switch AS10
Preferred
-.100
34
2054
3*4
Preferred----- (,.
Hayes Body—. ..2
Corp of
America
(t)
23
3*4
Haytian
m"
Hazel-Atlas Glass.26
8*4
1
1
t Without par value.
354
20c
with warr... 100
Hazeltlne Corp
105
KMtb-Albee OrDh-
6H7« comPfef
Hathaway Bak A(
Class B...._..(
7*4
price,
"254
Brew
1
Hat Corp class A—1
Harvard
7%prefoned—100
r Canadian
1*4
Hart, Schaffner A
Marx....
20
39*4
20*4
Aviation—
7% pref....
10
Hartman Tob
American
Silver..
7% pref
112
27*4
31*4
nternat Shoe
7 % preferred. . 100
Johnson Tin Foil
18
954
34
IntlSaf Raz B—ft)
internat Salt.... (t)
Johna-Manv
103
154
si*
95
16
Common....... 1
Preferred
100
Gen Bakinx—.....5
•
1154
91
Harb-WalkRef-
Stamped com...1
Unstamped com.l
754
25*4
5
101
it)
conv
General
131
"5*4
..10
Common.
(t)
Transportation. .5
Gen Asphalt..
10
107
Nominal,
15*4
4
10
Hamilton Watch, (t)
56 pref
100
Hammermlll Paper
(f)
(Robert)
General
16J4
130*4
16*
23*
11354
pref— (f)
Garlock Pack.
(t)
Gen Alloys Co
t
Class A pref...10
111
4*4
57 cum. pref.—(t)
Happiness Candy
Stores class A—t
56
1
8
20
101*1
F)
Printing
Preferred
102
6*4
17*4
Preferred..
Hall Lamp com..(t)
Gamewell Oo
V
Hosiery-
Class B com.,
1654
t
7%preierred--100
100
-.10
100
254
.28*4
123
100
»»t«r
HaU (W
2d preferred
t
Gabriel Co. clA—-t
19
il*
98
pref.100
16*4
Fuller (G A) Oo—
Partlc pref
.(t)
Gair
8..
cony
26
6% preferred.-10i
Prod
(t)
internet
Internat Pulp
Preferred
IntTextBook
Preferred..
Freeport Tex Co.. 10
16
»
Corp
Class A
(t)
Franklin RySup.(t)
103
As
Hale A Kilburn—
71
150
101
115*4
6*4
Gulf OO Corp
52*4
.
(t)
7 % preferred- -100
See Allied Stores
6 % preferred. .100
31
145
(!)
Int Petrol
Int Ptg Ink com—(t
165„
ft)
Textile—(!) r 68
Preferred —100 r 138
28 K
Douglas Aircrf —(f)
t
Class B
Class o—
35
67
8
com
(nt Papi A Pow A (t)
A Pow A
6
63*4
7*4
Dow Chem
Int Merch Mar., (f)
Int Nickel (Oanada)f
7% cam pref.. 100
um prer..iuu
2900
J*
31
7% preferred—100
30
21*1
854
Froedert Grain A
Malt pref
..15
Fox Film-
Douglas Shoe pf.100
14
23*4
7% 1st pref—.100
Hahn Dept Stores—
31
87 conv pref—.(t)
Foundation Co....t
Foreign shs A—(t)
Foundation Oo(Can)
28*4
*4
154
2454
62*4
16*4
Int Cement Corp (f)
int Gig Mach..
(t)
Int Harvester
(t)
52*4
2600
Hug __t
5*4
25*4
1
Int Carriers Ltd
128
(f)
Oonvpref
Foster Wheeler..
173
1143
16
132*4
Gulf States 8t'l— ft)
2854
454
Domin
31
182
1*4
27*4
63*4
22*4
454
Dominion Steel
A Coal B—26
Dominion Stores, ft)
3
7% prior pref.100
Rubber(f)
In; Business Mach.i
In ;er Button Hole
Hew Machine.. 10
9
8
5154
160
Group No 1 Oil-.(t)
liuantanamo
Class B
t
Ford Motor France.
Forem't D'y Prod(t)
19
29
2254
5
32
Grnfld Tap A Dle„ t
Flour Mills of Amff)
2
Int. Agrlc Corp—t
133
131
(f)
Florsheim Shoe comt
51
Dominion Glass.100 r 112
Preferred
140
—100
$6 preferred.
Fllntkote Co cl A. (f)
33
101
17*4
15*4
Fisk Rubber Corp.l
33
121
83*4
I iterlake Iron.. .(T)
I iterlake Steamsh( t)
3
20
130
Non vot com
t
125
Preferred..
100
Gt Lakes Tow
100
854
Preferred
100 k 50
22
Great Nor Pap
25
Great West Hng.(t)
29*4
w
128
Intercont
29*4
35*4
Station com..—10
Gt Atl A Pac Tea
16
Hdge.100 r
Dominican Coal
9*4
20
w.100
First Boston Corp 10
First Nat Stores..(t)
7% 1st pref—100
Fishman (MH)-.(f)
Preferred——100
6% lstpf
5
Preferred100
Inlustrlal Rayon (t)
Ingersoll-Rand
(t)
0% preferred.. 100
Inland
Steel
ft)
*rA
(f)
Firestone T A Rub- 10
98
6*4% prer....100
14*4
Grant (W T)—(!)
Graton 8c Knight—t
Preferred
100
Film Insp Mach.(t)
1*4
2*4
(!)
Class B
53 pref—(t)
3954
2*4
Indus Accep Corp.!
Cum pref
100
Indus Finance vtctO
Grand Union Co.- 1
36
Dold (Jacob) Pkg
Dominion
6854
53*4
».
Granite City Steel
5
Pipe Line 60
10
Indiana Terr Ilium—
Oil non-vot A.(t)
Gray Telephone Pay
49
.
Preferred -—100
Ferro Enamel
(t)
Flat Am dep rets..
Fidelio Brewery—.1
Field
(Marshall) A
Co
ft)
5th Ave Bus Sec. (f)
Filene's Sons
(t)
35
Am dep rets ord £1
ndlana
Indian Refcom
Hosiery (voting).t
7 % preferred- -100
Graham-Paige Mot.l
Grand Raps Varn.(t)
Silk—
14
imperial Tobacco
tfH
—
35*
_
Doehler Die-Oast (t;
Preferred
50
Preferred
(t)
New pref
44*4
5*4
1954
19*4
of Gt. Brit A Irel'd
Gorham Inc com A.t
53 pref with war.t
Gorham Mfg vtc.(t)
Tr..(!)
Am
106
of Canada com..6
8*4
47
Goodyear Tire A
Rubber com., (t)
57 1st pref
(t)
Goodyear T A B of
Canada new
(f)
Faultless Rubb
_.t
Fodders Mfg A—(t'
Federal Mot
Fed Screw Wks-.(t)
2554
De
M
7% preferred. .100
Fanny Farmer Candy
Common
—.(t)
Fansteel Products (t;
5
8*4
vtci
32*4
Hygrade Sylvan.(f)
6*4s conv pref.(t)
Ideal Cement—.. cf)
Ollnols Brick—26
Imperial Oil Ltd ft)
Registered shares.
Imperial Tobacco
26
56 cum conv pfd. t
Gold Seal Elec
1
Goodrich (BF)—
t
Players
21*
7%prefstmpd 100
(!)
Gold Dust Corp
9*4
60*4
2*4
10
HygradeFoodProd .5
$7 preferred... (f)
Vot trust ctfs
..100
Deep Rock OU
A Ref 7% pf—100
5
(t)
Class B
11
Huylers Inc—
Common——. 1
10*4
.
OanOo*-5 com-.-l
1
Hnpp Motor
...
Class A
18*4
67*4
13*4
254
vot tr ctfs—25
109
.
.
-3f
Decker (A) A Oohn
A...
.6
Falrchlld A via ——1
Fajardo Sugar
.100
Falstaff Brewery.. 1
(t)
A
Common
7% preferred. .100
Glen Alden Coal... t
Gltdden Co..
t
Ex-Cell-OA AT—.3
_
Daniels & Fisher—
t
41
Class A—(t)
Class B
t
Household Fin pf.60
Houston Oil (Tex) 100
3*4
Gobel (Adolf) Co..5
Godchaux Sugar—_
Ousbman's Sons,
154
28
2354
106
7% preferred—100
pref...(t)
Bros
10*4
17*1
H zudalUe-Hershey
1
28
7% prior pref.100
Globe Underwriters 2
Globe-Wernicke
Preferred
Curtiss W rlghtCorp 1
Class A——1
conv
89
—
Preferred..
60
Horn A Hard't(NY)t
42
<t.
7 % preferred—100
Eqult Office Bldg(t)
Eureka Pipe L
50
Eureka Vac Clean.6
$7 preferred—.(t)
50
100
(t)
Hormel (G A) A Co t
Horn (A O) com—(t)
Equips
Endlcott-JobDNOQ.- 60
_
100
ical
PreferredHorder's Ind
17
Oonv pref vtc.(t)
Gen Tire A Rub—26
l
6% cum pf A..100
Georgian Inc.—
A preference...20
Gibson Art—.(t)
Gilbert (A O)
(!)
Gilcrist Oo
_(t)
Gillette Saf Ras
5
60
105
Hooker Electrochem¬
conv
Gen Theat
8
1254
Preferred
39*4
pref._.(t)
Stockyards, (t)
Preferred
__(t)
14
35
2354
Holophane Co...
dolly Sug Co
33
106*4
22*4
6% preferred—100
General Refrar
Gen Steel Casting—
13
77*4
U4
49*4
ieliander (A)A8on_5
'olland furnace (t
1
00*4
32
t
123*4
d eyden Chemical .10
deywood-W akefleld
1st preferred
100
Hires (O E) OoA.(t)
3*4
33 54
106
3*4
33*4
82
Torcules Powd_. (t>
Gen Optical pf—(t)
8
2454
110*4
754
22
7% preferred-_ 100
12*4
3*4
♦
.
11*4
130
155
iercules Motors.(t)
11754
Outdoor—
Advertising A—t
23*4
...
69*4
69*4
117*4
3854
117*4
pref.. 100
Motors.. 10
pref.
_(f)
cum
General
fom
-
Bid.
Par.
Hearst Oonsol Pub—
7% cl A
..25
H Rubenstein—.(t)
53 pref—...(f)
Helme <G W) Os
Common
.26
7 % non-cum pfi00
29>4
Flreprooflng.. t
Preferred
.100
Gen Foods Oorp.(t)
General Mills..
i
eneral
Emerson's Bromo
Seltzer class A 2*4
Preferred-—100
29*4
Gen
Elgin N Watch
15
Elk H Coal Corp.. *
100
Pob—t
Cuban
1
Electric Vacuum
Cleaner com
74*4
.1
.
t
Common
..100
v
.
4,
22*4
Electrographlc Corp
7% preferred. .100
Co.
•
6*4
Indus Am sbs
11
34
Crown-Willamette
Paper $7 1st pf (t)
Crown-Zeilerbacn
Vot tr ctfs.—(t)
Cuba
Auto-HtP—5
7% preferred-.100
105
-
Crown Cork Int A(t)
Crown O'k A Seal (!)
Crucible Steel
il*
ifo*
Eisemann
Orowell
$2.70 preferred
10
Edison Bros Sts—
Preferred
—100
Eisler El Corp.—(t)
17
114*4
3754
1654
Croaley Radio— (t)
Publish'g (j)
Preferred.
100
Crowley Mllner.. (f)
Crown Cent Petrol (!)
5*4
Eastman Kodak
%
General Electric, 't)
General Elcc Ltd—
Am dep rets reg£l
Gen
Assoc
6% preferred—100
Easy W Mach B.(t)
Eaton Mfg Co
t
13*4
4'
106
40
77, 1st pref—-100
13.60 2nd pref.(t)
Stocks.
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
Per share
554
5
SS Lines
Eastern Sugar
Common
Preferred.
454
Stocks.
Ask.
share.
Per share
Corn Prod Refg._25
7% preferred.-100
Oosden Oil
t
91
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue.
Quotations for all securities are as near as
1*4
113
8*4
Kelly-Springf Tfre.6
6% preference (t)
Selsey-flayes Wheel
Conv class A
1
Class B
—
5
1*4
20*4
21*4
1854
INDUSTRIAL
92
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
&
of the month preceding the date of issue.
Quotations for all securities are as neei as possible for the closing day
Stocks.
Stooks.
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
Bid.
Par.
Kelvinator Oorp.(t)
Kendall Oo—
12%
12%
100
KtnnerAir A Mot-1
Kinney (G R) Inc.. t
$8 preferred--.100
Preferred
1
Kirby Petrol
17
18
21
7% preferred. .1
19
22
Mayflower Assoc. (t)
May (The) Dept
4*
4
35
333
23
Hat com..(t)
Kobacker 8to."ea—
2
2%
19%
6%
19
6
7%-100
%
100
95
94
Kresge Dept Stores 1
8% preferred--100
Kresge CS 8) Oe
65
3?*
111
7% preferred--100
Kress (8 H) A Oe (t)
6% preferred —10
Kreuger (G) Brew
Kroger Grocery A
Baking common t
i*
88
593*
12?*
10?*
11
30
30?*
Class B com
6
Laclede Steel
60
Lake of the Woods
12
100
9
Milling
143*
18?*
17
—100
Preferred
"1*
Lakey Fdy A Macb 1
Lambert Co
t
Landers. Frary A
26
43
Clark
23%
7% pref w w— 100
Langendorf United
70
-
Bakeries cl
Class B
A-(t)
(f)
8?*
100
Lee Rub Afire—. 5
Lefcourt Rlty Corp 1
Preferred
Nat Ref
57%
Nat Shirt Sh
100
22%
24%
Nat Sugar Hefg..(t)
Nat 8upply 0».„.25
4
8
60
70
1
28
116
29
118
'
5
Machine
Mesta
Metal Textile
(+)
(t)
Preferred
Metal A Thermit— t
Preferred
100
(t)
100
30
29
Metrop Pav Brick-1
100
Preferred
Neisuer
1%
18%
3*
343*
53*
B
wbi
Locom
7% preferred
50
Lindsay Lt&OhemlO
Preferred
Link Belt Oo
Lion Oil Refg-
$2
MIdvale Oo
Miller
4
Loew's lnc__
40
pref-(t)
~1%
Long Bell Lum A (t)
if
Longvvest Corp
Wllen
Bls__2f>
7% 1st pref—100
125
Lord A Taylor
100
1st preferred—100
2d
(1)
A
100
50
Regulator
(+>
6% pref ser A-100
Mlnneap-Mollre
Power Implem.-t
$0.50 cum Dref—t
Mission Corp
Mo
-(f)
Portl Cement
%
i
12
112
ills
17
40
26
Common
Preferred
7% preferred--100
Loudon Packing, (j)
Louisiana uu
(t
Mohawk
(f)
w
w_100
WkslO
Moore
Corp com_(t)
108%
North
No Amer
9
11>*
32%
37"
MacMillan Co
(t)
MacytK HK'o Inc.t
Morris
Mad Sq Garden..(t)
Mallison <H K>
t
Morse Twist Drill
61
62%
10
50
50%
A Machinery—100
54
55
Maracatbo Oil Expl 1
Marancha Corp
Nash
Shirt. 25
Kanlschewltz—. (t)
annlng Bowman
Class B
A--|t)
ass
Mapes Cons Mfg.it;
Maple Leaf Mill, (t)
Preferred
ion
5
Motors
(fj
Margay Oil Oorp.(t;
Nat Acme Co.—
Marine Midland—6
Rockwell
Nat
Marlln
Aviation
1
Marlon St Shov-.(t)
Preferred100
Nat
Marshall PirldA C«
Nat
1
10
National Baking
Corp
Preferred
Bella*-H««s
1
100
1
7% preferred—100
t
Biscuit
W
17
n
Nominal,
r
7% preferred--.50
~5%
Pharmacal
(+)
Novadel Agene—(T
Ogilvle F1 Mills—(t
Preferred
10
Ohio Brass pref—100
Class
B
4
l
32
11 %
80
AH
1%
3%
38
101
28%
Preferred
10i
150%
5%
32
160
1043*
11%
104%
11%
1
"2%
6% prpfw warr.f
Omnibus Corp v t c
8% conv pf A.100
r
Elevator
(t)
6% preferred--100
—
Otis Steel
Class B
Outlet Co
20%
_43*
95
6
J*
123
P
(t)
com
v.
IS
(t»
49%
7% preferred. .100
Pierce Oil Corp
6
513*
10?*
2
5
6?*
.26
.
_t
tUsbury Flour Mills
Plttsb Brewing
Preferred
'Itts Coal (Pa).. 1
_
0 % preferred. -100
Pitts Forglngs
1
Plttsb PI Glass...25
Pitts Screw A Bolt (t)
Pittsburgh Steel Fdy
Common
(t)
Preferred
100
Plttsb Term OoallOO
0 % preferred-_ 100
Pitts United Corp 2r
7%
conv
pf—100
Plttaton Co..
33 J*
55
Pitney-Bowes Post, t
(t)
6%
3
19
3^
7*5%
6%
45Hi
llH
2%
5i%
Plymouth Cordage—
see Textile Stocks
Plymouth Oil-— .6
Pocahontas Fuel .100
Preferred
100
Poor A Oo class B.(t)
P »rto Rlc A Tob—.
Class A
(t)
Class B
'rairle Oil A Gas .25
hralrle Pipe L
25
>att A Lambert._t
(t)
preferred-(T)
conv
29
86
9%
3
(f)
Potrero Sugar
5
Powdrell A Alexander
It)
7% preferred. .100
1S8
8
11
23%
31
433*
'l3^
Proc A Gamble— (t)
52
8% Preferred—100
5% nref
100
Producers Royalty.l
Properties
Realiza¬
tion v t c
33'3C
Propper M'Oall'm(t)
Publication Corp (t)
206
118?*
16?*
100
First pref
Pullman Inc
..
.
s$%
.<t>
45%
Alegre Sugar t
Pure OH Co
90
4
(t)
9
8% oreferred._ino
0% vot pref—100
Purity Bakeries.-(t)
Pyrene Mfg -.—-10
Quaker Oats
(+)
0% preferred—100
89
70?*
13?*
4?*
133
146
Radio- Kelfch-Oroh _t
2?*
Light
_(f)
14?*
Railway
A
Securities
Product A——..t
Class B com..—t
Rainier
Pulp A
Paper Co
(t)
Raymond Concrete
Pile common
Cushion
Tire com
(f)
6% preferred.,(f)
t No par value.
5
5
Governor, (t)
Jk*
69
Rainbow Luminous
.
7% prior pref.100
Outboard Mot A_(t)
Overman
6
.
Oliver Farm Equip-1
Otis
2
Phoenix Hosiery
Punta
Oldetyme Distillers
29%
31%
23%
173*
78
18
%
20?*
Prentice Hall
Common
26 %
15%
7%
8%
Ex-dividend
6%
13%
t
Okonlte prof
k 115
Phillip-Jones Corp.
7% preferred-.100
Phillips Petrol
t
—
Ohio Leather —.(f)
1st preferred-.100
Ohio Oil
(t
Oilstocks, Ltd——
5%
32%
9%
18%
21%
2%
26
*ressed Steel Car
15%
7%
31%
x
21*
(t)
Oppenhelm Collins.
...10
Canadian prioe.
Rubber
100 %
114
pf—10.
(t) fc 35
(t)
15%
Am shs 500 lire
10
It*
5%
.
(t)
Pirelli Oo of Italy
29
38
27%
conv
Pet Milk
common
3
26
36.
8
8
(t)
Pierce Petrol
50~"
(f)
North Pipe Line..60
N'west Eng com.(t)
100
4
2?*
8% conv pref.100
5
Paper
com
Ontario Steal Prod( t>
Preferred
100
143'
15?
»
k Last sale,
T%
1%
12%
100
117
97
113
7% preferred--100
Marshall Wells pf100
Martin-Parry
35%
10%
5%
Common
Car Corp com
Lloyd
—
103%
Paoples Drug Stores
Pierce
Norwich
(Philip)
Mouquin Inc
Mullina Mfg—...ft)
$7 conv pref_—(T)
Munslngwear Inc
Murphy (G O)
Common
(t)
8% cum pref—100
Murray Corp
10
Murray Ohio Mfg.t
Myers (FE) A Bro(f)
Nachman Springf (t)
Pann Salt Mfg.—60
Fuel
2
Pann-Mex
New pref
8
Norwalk Tire A
23
150
Mot Wheel Corp..5
pref A100
conv
Pie Bakeries vtc (t)
Pierce Arrow Motor
North Cent Texas .5
No European Oil
N'West Yeast
30
Manhattan
Avia.l
North A Judd
Moore Dr For A_(t)
Morrell(John) A Cot
w w—100
(f)
Match-(f)
Northern
Preferred
Mack Trucks Inc
Mandel Bros ino.(t)
Amer
14
160
Mangel St com-.(t)
~6%
12
North am Warren
73
140
t
1
.
Phil A Read O A I.
60
115?*
pf 100
Transit::'"!?!!
12
85%
30%
22%
——
Perfect Circle
Corp conv_pf—(t)
139
7%
83*%
4
27%
24
138
Mount'n A Gulf Oil 1
Mountain Prod
10
u*
Nflee-Bem't-P'd -(f)
Noma Elec Corp.. 1
100
Manatl Sugar ..100
7% preferred-.100
2
10%
108%
100
Motor Products
0% eumel ApflOft
Pa-Dixie Cement..
Y Merchandise—
48
13%
72%
74
Penn Coal A Coke 10
20
29
Preforred A
7% preferred-.100
non cum
2%
33%
5%
80
16%
4%
10
Common
69
N Y Transports. 10
Nicholson Flle._(t)
Preferred B
A Co Ltd
100
11%
103
t
O)
(J
Penney
i nn
N Y Shipbuilding—1
N
105
32%
(t)
Moody's Invest Serv
part pref
(t)
MacAnd A Forbes 10
5%
Mills
Class A
6% preferred. .100
Macfadden Newsp.t
Macfadden Pub—
First pref--—.100
N Y Dock
io|
Oo
(t)
Penick A Ford..
2
(f
N Y Auction—-(f)
N Y Air Brake._..t
NY Investors com(t)
25
102
Ward
Co common
6
Land-
Common
12%
8%
Pender(D)Groc'y At
Class B
(t)
64 %
30
Mexico A
New
Amer shares
Montgomery
_..
100
pf .100
(f)
North German
,
Monsanto Ch
Valve, --(t)
Ludlum Steel—
l
$b ^ cum conv pf t
Worsted
100
-
Molybdenum Corp.l
6H% conv pf-100
Ludlow
0%% Pf
6%% pref
Newton Steel
8%
79%
9%
46%
Peerless Mot Oar.-3
..inn
Rubb.-(t)
Preferred
6%
_
N
14?*
4
47
Trans, (t)
4prefcl A
(t)
% cum pref—100
Peck. Stow A Wile2b
7% preferred-.100
6
Class B
25
New Bradford Ofl
New Hav Cl com.25
45
10
Par melee
Pathe Exch Inc—(t)
Cord
Second pref
16?*
Mock Judson A Voe
preferred—100
xiynch Corp
18%
(t)
Preferred
Sons
Pref 6%%
Mill Factors A
Lorlllard (P)-.-_.10
v
1 %
105?* Minneap-Honeywell
Loew's Boston Th 25
Loft Inc
t
Loose
6%
10%
.
%
6%
Oo
New Bedford Rayon
Class A
...25
N J
8%
J)
7%-100
Bedford
New
«•--
mm mm
50
Scrip
-f
Locomotive Firebox T
cum
f
div
(t)
t
non-cum
■h
Preferred
100
Ldblaw Groc Ltd At
$6.50
*
2%
yL
(J
Newberry
Arisona
pref—106
1st
8%
Liquid OarboniC-.-t
(t)
Lit Brothers
Class B
Vo-
80
1?*
Products eem.
9
new common
6% 1st pref—-100
2d pref
Parke, Davis Co. (t)
Parker Rust Prf— (t)
Park A Tilford lnc.1
Phlla Insul Wire...
Newberry Realty pf
Newport Indust—1
Midland Steel
(t)
mmmm
23*
age com
5?*
103*
$2 conv pref—-(f)
%
'
Phelps-Dodge.
Midland Royalty
lU
95
7 % preferred—100
Pet Corp of Am .—5
Preferred
5%
Class A v t c—(t)
Class B v t C—_(t)
Lincoln Printing-(t)
4%
Pictures
6
53?*
Preferred——10
Mid-Oont Pet.
-10
Middle States Pet—
t
3%
Paramount-Publlx
7
Common.
114
%
%
8% conv pref-100
Pantepec Oil Oo
t
15%
101
6
Michigan Sugar— (t)
25
7 % preferred--100
Lily Tulip Cup—(t)
Lima
35"
97
Mexico-Ohio OU.(t) k
Mich Gas A Oil— -1
5
—
^
93
Metrop Tobacco .100 :«;• 55
4%
t
Panhandle PAR
7% conv pref 100
Nelson (Herman)..5
51
Mexican Petrol--100
Common
'
4
.(t>
Bros.
Pan-American
Neptune Meter A (f)
Nestle-le Mur cl A.f
2?*
47
Liberty Baking —(f)
Preferred
-100
Lig A Myers Tob-26
(t)
Nehi Corp com—(t>
Preferred
(t)
30
50
Lib McNeil A Lib-10
Life Savors
NatomasCo
Co
1 k
.12.60
Nat'l Transit
Nat Union Radio (t)
....
11?*
Paramount
101
com
Nat Tool com—50
Mesabi Iron...
Libbey-Owens-Ford t
Nat Tea
Merck & Oo—
(t)
50
Merrit, Chapman A
Scott
(t)
6 ?*% pref A—100 k
6% cum conv pf50
Lehman Corp
(f)
Lehn A Fink Prod 6
Leonard Oil Dev..26
7% preferred.-100
1
Transpcom——
Paramount Mots. (t)
k
21%
55
150
Del (♦>
18%
pref...(t)
Foreign 1st pref—
164
60**
40%
Pan-American
185
"%
1st preferred—100
Nat Steel Corp
25
Merchants & Mfrs
Common
•
Preferred-. —100
Nat Rub Mach—(
Nat Screen 8erv-(
Nat Service Cos-f
Conv part pref-(
12?*
37?*
161
26
com..
5
,
140
Nat Radiator
10
Melville Shoe Corp
common-.--—(t)
1st pf 0%
100
Mengel Co..
—1
7% cum pref—100
Mercantile Stores(t)
10
Pan-Am Airways
180
preferred —100
(t)
$7 preferred—-(f)
AOof
Meilins Food
Co
l^L
18%
Nat Mfrs A Stores(t)
Nat
Paper A Type
it!
Mead Corp com _(
Preferred—
7% preferred--100
Lehigh Valley Ceait
Lerner Stores
Pf with war
6% conv pf A.100
McWm sDredg—("
Common
Leh Coal A Nav-(t)
JLeh Portl Cement 50
.75
100
.
preferred., (f)
Southern
32
18?*
2d
Pac Eastern Corp.I
Pacific West Oil. (t>
Packard Motor— (t)
,
2?*
6?*
3?*
2?*
7%
5%
Pan Am Petrol A
2
22?*
26?*
1
preferred— (t)
Pairpoint Corp .-100
16?*
108?*
106?*
1%
100
100
Preferred
43
22%
26%
313*
(t)
Vat Licorice com 100
17?*
22?*
163*
107 J*
104?*
National Leather. 10
Merrlmac Hat
(t)
Oonr pref
19
Stpg(j)
pref A
pref B
o
56"
25
McLellan Sts com( t)
COO
Cement
53"
110
Lead--100
National
5
Transportation (t)
Merchants Refrig__ t
Preferred
100
9?*
4?*
2?l
1st
pref—
Nat Fuel Gas
8% preferred—100
Mergenth'ler Linod)
00
103
Nat Fire-Proofing 50
Preferred
50
Merchants A Miners
Lawrence Portland
_
12%
r
McKeesport T PI (f)
McKesson A Robb—
10
>5?*
15
Pref class B___ 100
6% conv pf--100
McGraw-Hill Pub
Sec
Lane Bryant Inc -(t)
14?*
1?4
4?*
2?*
2%
7%
Nat Dairy ProdPreferred cl A-l
Nat Enam A
Preferred
23
26
Stores-(t)
7% 1st pref—100
Nat Dlst Prod—ft)
Mead Johnson
Kuppenhelmer A Co
4
23
17?*
7% conv pf A—50
25
2
6% preferred
t
Pac Amer Fisheries 5
Pacific Coast o*..10
Nat Dept
Common.....
70
10
(vot)....
Com
3
Oxford Paper com,.
13
Nat
Preferred $7-—m
Non vot cm cl B. t
%
Owens-Ills Glass .26
42
Nat Cash RegNat Container—
conv
96
363*
preferred-.100
pref.100
Casket com.ip
$2
95%
Ask.
share.
36%
123*
117?*
McOrory Sts (vot)_t
Koppers Gas A Coke
Preferred
51%
McColl-Frontenac
(t)
Per
41
preferred--100
1st
2d
it)
Oil Co
5
Bid.
r
Nat Carbon
Maytag Oo
1
1st $6 pref.—(t)
$3 cum pf w w.(t
$3 cum pf x-w— ( t
McOaimorp
Par.
r
(t)
McOord Rad cl B (t)
s-
42
Kolster-Brand Ltd—
Amer shares
£1
*
29%
146%
Stores Oo com—10
92
t
100
Preferred
Nat Candv
Mavis Bottling A—1
Klein (D E) Co..(t>
Kleiner t Rubber—10
Knox
Nat Breweries
112
92%
Stocks.
Ask.
Per share.
4%
46%
-
Mathl'son alkali.
16 2-3
Kimberly-Clark— it)
Kingsbury Brew.. 1
King Royalty
(t)
Oum pref
.
7% preferred
913*
Keystone Watch
Case
Massey-Harrls.
Vlasonlte Corp
$6 part pref A_(t)
Bid.
Par.
Stocks.
Ask.
Per
Per share.
13*
Preferred
non—|
34
12
INDUSTRIAL & MISCELLANEOUS
Aug., 1935]
Quotations for all securities are as near as
Stocks.
Par
Raytheon Mfg
Vot tr ctfs com 50c
Baybestoe-Manhat t
11
Shell Union OU
t
5)4% conv pf.100
19%
Real 8Uk
Sher-Wms
Can—(t)
7%prefvot-—100
r
(t) k
Pub
Beece
Button-Hole
Machine..
.10
Reece Fold Mach.10
Reeves (Daniel), (t)
Reliable
Class
Stores
(t>
Internat'l
A
10c
com..
Reliance Managem't
Corp...
1
...
Reliance Managem't
(Illinois)
Preferred
13%
10
86
10%
87%
29%
45X
55%
30%
46%
58%
—
Co Inc....
8% 2d pref—100
47
16 %
13%
15
Pref with warr.100
.5
Sonotone Corp
111%
1
89
Southeast Exp. .100
South Dairies A_
Class B
1%
So Porto
RlcoSug (♦>
8 % preferred- -100
pref..100
Reybarn Co Inc... 1
Reynolds Metals, (t)
5%% conv pf.100
Reynoids 0prlng...t
cum
S'west Pa P L...-50
Spalding (AG) ABr( 11
7% 1st pref.-.100
Spang Chalft A Co t
Reynolds Tob A.. 10
B common... ..10
Rice Stix Dry Gds.t
0% cum
2%
10%
Rocky Mt Puel..l00
Preferred
10%
14%
1%
100
4
—
1%
$1.20
conv
pfd_20
M
.(z)
$3 pt part pref (z)
Stand OU (Uai) ..(T)
Stand
no
v.
67 X
6
1
13
44%
21X
34
IX
10
109%
Schenley Distillers.5
li
Schulte Retail 81
1
8 % preferred—100
t
7% pref ser A.100
'
Scovul Mfg ...1 26
Seaboard Oil....(t>
li*
93
(t)
113%
95
100
(t)
Preferred.
100
Class
t
A
Preferred
Sentry Safety Con(t)
.1
107
.....
100
Taylor Milling ..(f)
Taylor-Wharton
Seton Leather
(t)
Sharon Steel Hp. (tj
ifH'
Iron A Steel com. t
Technicolor Inc..<t>
Sharp A Dohme
t
93.50 conv pref—t
49;
Telaut'g'ph Corp..5
Tenresaee Corp..
5
Shattnck (Frank 0)t
30 X
37
Sheaffer Pen——(f)
Shell Transo A Tr £2
it Last sale,
n
Nominal,
2X
Va Iron O A C_100
6
'.y: 4
12%
r
Tennessee Prod..
Preferred
Canadian price.
1
Ex-divldend.
5
69 X
131
91
93
-r(t)
—(t)
t
Walgreen Co com (t)
6%% cum pf .100
Warrants
28
17
Preferred .—..100
Walworth
Os.—(t)
17"
Ward Baking Corp—
Com Class A— (t)
Com Class R— (T)
15%
7 % preferred.. 100
Warner Aircraft
1
Bros
7%
41%
10c
4%
15c
5
%
10%
79%
9%
23
23%
—
73M
74
v"
5
Warren Fdv A PIpef
22H
Warren(9 D) Co com
Wayne Pump — ... 1
Webster Elsenlohr(t)
$7 preferred —100
WelchGrape Juice(5)
80
13
Preferred
100
Wells Fargo Expr.-l
Wesson Oil A Snow
com——(f)
94 conv pref..—t
West Air Exp
-1
5
5% Wost
2
4
iH
IX
83%
39%
'
X
i
1*
80
122
(ti
jjairy
Pred ai
Class B ▼ t 0—(ti
Preferred A.
t
Western Tablet A
.3
12%
18%
63
153
1V*
Stationery v t c (t)
West Indies Sugar. 1
W jsclns Air Br *e(t)
Wist'be El A Mf .60
7% 1st part pf.50
Weston El Instru— 1
Class A..
-t
W Va Coal A Coke, t
W Va Pulp A Pap—1
Preferred
10(
Wastvaco Chlorine
Products
..t
Westvaco Chlorine
Products pref-100
Wheel Steel Corp (t)
.
1^
—
87%
IX
40
80%
2X
Supply—
....
82%
9}
4£
52
Western Cartridge
15
38
%
4%
6% preferred—100
.....
5
37 %
10X
Common \
d"
IX.
t
West Auto
6
9
42
(t)
93 conv pref
drift
4
2%
Plct—
-
-
$3.85 conv pf—(t)
Warner-Qulnlan
Co
.—it)
39)4.
7
United MUk Prod (t)
6%
30
117
(t)
Preferred
Warren Bros.
—t
l,:9%
Waltham Watch B (t)
Prior pref—
100
Common.
Un Merch A Mfirs.t
5%
IX
Walker (H) Good'm
A Worts com., (t)
24%
%
3%
71%
114
Warner
t
b!"
:
.
3%
32%
64%
17%
le4%
8%
38
31
Class B
2%
32%
MX
17 X
V'
2%
15
37
7 % preferred- .100
Waco Aircraft...(t)
Waldorf System
16
24
96
21
Vulcan DetlnnlnglOO
W altt A Bond inc A (t)
:;S2
69
129
105
7% prior pref-100
6% part pref_-100
"7 H
'44
1
Machln>5
*
5 % preferred—100
18X Vlck Chemical....5
4% Vick Financial.—.5
Viking Pump—t
Preferred
—t
99X
9
Vogt Mfg
(tj
ex Vortex Cup..——T
Class A—..—(t)
59
United El Coal
Un Eng A Fdy
U S Hoff
Taggart Corp com.t
Tastyeast Inccl A .1
Taylor-Colquitt Co t
15%
23%
W*
39
United Drag—...5
Gypsum..—.20
6
45
lOU
1%
101^
78%
9H
7% preferred. .100
%
22%
2%
4%
United Dry Dock (t)
U nlted D ve wood.. 10
7 % preferred- -100
U 8
8
Va-Caro Ohem—
Common
,_t
5
7% conv pref. 100
Envelope—100
Preferred. ..—100
U 8 Finishing
(t)
100
Preferred.
U S Foil B —.—1
U S Freight
1
13
45
preferred-100
Venezuelan Petrol. 5
2%
100
U S
7%
9X
Certificates
Dairy Prod A (tj
Common
B—(t)
U 8 Dlstrib——- t
15%
1%
Uttfv Pipe k Bad
7 % preferred- -100
Utlca Knit Co—100
7% 1st pref—100
Unlted-Carr Fast (t)
United
Chemical
Common.
(t)
U 8
33
7
56%
18%
preferred-10
4
8% 1st pref ..100
Universal Prod..
9%
f
10%
58X
150 X
6%
ex
14%
Amer dep rets..£1
Unit Paper board 100
Preferred
100
Leaf Ton., (ti
Univ
Universal Pictures. 1
——
55
$3 preferred. _(t)
United Molasses Ltd
56
United Wall Pap -.2
Preferred
55%
United Fruit
t
pref.—(t)
Vanadium Corp
Van Raalte Co..
Un Publishers pf 100
Untd Sh Mach Oo26
Preferred
—.25
Symington Co
(f)
preferred.100
92
1
.3 Part pref
(t)
Un Cigar Stores—
Old common.....
14 H
conv
7% conv pref-100
Valley Mould A Iron
common
(t)
6
90
18
6% pref..
United Stores A
Vadsco Sales Corp
Common
.(+>
ib*
A Fuller (t)
TnterLat'l—16
Swiss OU....
1
.
7%
2%
Un Prof Sharlng.(t)
StlxBae
Swift
Seiftidge Prov Stores
Am deprcts
£l
Sellers ru *1 A Sons
7 % preferred. 100
Serve! Oe
67
it*
Sweets Co of Am_50
Swift A Co.
25
Selberling Ruob. (t)
Selby Shoe
49%
Unit Piece Dye 00m t
Preferred
100
Stlnnes(Hugo)Oorp5
_
Segal Lock A Hard¬
com
102
28
38
United Carbon
150%
pflOO
8% preferred.-100
106%
8%
25
5%
Transport v t C—5
Unit Amer Bosch, (t)
United Biscuit—
of Am com
(t)
7% conv pref-100
9X
Swan A Finch Oil. 16
ware
30%
99%
26
(11
.
non-cum
Vot tr ctfs-.—(f)
United Air lines
20%
.
J
Bros
21
Warrants—--
33%
.26
.5
Co common... <
Seeman
Tobacco Secur Ltd—
Am dep rets ord £1
Am deprcts def—
Todd Shipyards, (t)
Torrlngton Co... (t)
Trans Air Tranaj:—
Stamped
1
Un Aircraft Corp. (t)
Sunray Oil
1
Superheater Co.
(t)
Superior Oil
t
Superior Steel...10d
Seagrave Corp;
Sears, Roebuck A
106%
135
t
$6
41
Timken-Det Axie. in
8
101
7% preferred.. 100
Tlmken KotlKea>(t)
4S%
Tobacco A Allied
Stocks, Inc
(t) k 66%
Tob Prod Rxptft. (f)
2
Products
6%
IX
——
18
Studebaker Corp.. 1
Srnts Motor «>ar
t
Sullivan MachTy.(t)
San Oil cem—
it0% cum pref—100
7% preferred. .100
Schulte Real Bst.(t)
Scott Paper....
conv pref. 100
preferred ..100
Sugar Corp
U 8 Tobacco
7%
20
2
1st
U S
2%
Stone A Webster it)
Stroock A Co.—.(t)
(t)
com
.
5%
t
.
43%
7% preferred--100
U S Stores—
50c
10%
99%
pref. 100
conv
35
6%% pref—100
Sterchi Bros 0 % pf.
Sterling Products.lQ
Stern Bros A
(f)
Stetson (J B)
(T)
Stewart-W arner
_
t
Union Tank Car. (t)
Union Tobacco—(t)
47.
.....
6%
Tide Water Oil
17%
4%
'P
7% preferred—50
U 8 Steel Corn—100
10c
nnlon Oil ofCailf.25
Ua St YdpOmaha 100
34
4
of N J—25
Preferred
Tide W Assn on.
6
■V.'
.
(t)
Savan'h Bug com__t
Preferred—
100
Savoy Oil—..
.5
(j"R)^26
rhompson
Thompson Proa...t
Thurber Earth Prod
.
126H
.....
$25 par
T^un^so^tairet (t)
7% preferred-.100
15%
5%
13%
35%
%
10%
6
4%
34
2%
17%
5%
17%
1
pref__ 100
Unexcelled Mfg.. 10
Un B A P Corp. (t)
Union Carb A Carb t
97
Preferred..—.
Stein (A) A CoCommon.
(t)
Savage Arms
Co.
conv
Preferred.... .100
Underwood Elliott
Fisher...— ...(t>
25
101
14
ft)
19
7% preferred—100
Tung-Sol Lamp. _(t)
$3 conv pref...ft)
Olon k Co com- (t)
12
_
57
Preferred
100
Tublze OhatiUon —1
Class A
1
$7 pref A.......
$5 pref B
Stanley Works...2
Starrett(L S) Co.(t)
Starrett Corp
1
Preferred
10
Steel Co of Can.. (
100
100
7%
Furnace pref
100
Trunz Pork Stores(t)
Truscon Steel
10
68%
.
15
Truax-Traer Coal (f)
Trumbull-Cllffs
103
35
2%
(t)
100
t
Preferred
55%
Triplex Saf Glass—
Am dep rets reg £1
25 X
22
Screw. 100
A
100
Tbermold
Trico
4%
3%
US Realty Almp
US Rubber...
18
_
(Ind)—26
(Kan).. 10
(Ky)—.10
(Neb)..25
Preferred
9%
5%
1
ThatcherMfg(vet)(ti
$3.60 conv pf—(t)
Thayer-Fobs pref 100
Transue A WlUlams
Steel Forging... t
Stand Textile Prod.
St Regis Pap, com.t
Preferred. —.10"
Salt Creek Oen 011.1
Salt Creek Prod- 10
Sanborn Map
100
a6%l
OU
OU
OU
OU
Stand OU
Stand
Stand
Stand
Stand
Standard
St L Rocky Mt A
Schiff Co
Stand OU
(Ohio)..25
5% preferred.. 100
Stand Oil Export
5% guar. pref. 100
100
Pacific Co..
Preferred.
♦
Fruit.
Ctfs sub shares
Texon OU A Land—t
Trans Lux Daylight
Picture Screen ...1
67
U 9 Radiator
1200
850
Tr&nsainertcaCorp t
Transcontinental
A
West Air Line...5
88
Stand Cap A Seal..5
Stand Com Tob—
Mills com..... 10f
Preferred
100
St L Nat Stk Y
(f)
Brew
|2 X
Rossia Int Corp_.(t)
Royal Dutch Co N Y
Royal Typewrlter(tl
Preferred. ....100
Ruberold Co— -100
Russeks 5th Ave...5
Ryan Cons Petrol (t)
Safety Oar H k L100
Safeway Stores..(t)
6% pref..
100
7% pref..
..100
St Joseph Stk Yd 100
St Lawrence Corp (t)
Pref class A—50
St Lawrence Flour
1
$7prefserA
Standard
changed
to
Root Petrol Co.—1
6%% pref——100
Spencer Kellogg, (f)
S perry Corp v t c—1
Splcer Mfg Co.—(t)
$3 conv pref A_(t)
$6 preferred.
t
Stahl-Meyer com (t)
Staley Mfg Co —100
Preferred
100
Standard Brands (t)
73
Rogers Peet—.100
Roosevelt Field ...6
Root Refg Co—name
94
IV*
t
Square D Co B
1
Class A pref... (t)
Squibb (E R) A Sony
Robinson (Dwlght
100
111%
146
47%
5%
59
Spiegel-May-Stern
Common
(t)
pref
f
Rltter Dental Mfg.t
River Raisin Pap (t)
Preferred
4
m
pref. .100
Common
conv
(t)
13%
22%
Spear A Ce.. ... t
7% preferred. .100
Old common..(t)
New common, m
Co
17%
Sparks-Wltn'gt'n Co
1st pref
100
2nd pref
100
Richfield Oil of Calif
Pref x-warr
25
Rlchman Radiator—
P)
preferred—100
15
53
5X
South'n Pipe line 10
Southland Royal. (t)
South Penn Oil
.25
1st
li
13
t
Class A.......10
Rockwood
§1*
10
Solvay Amer Inv—
..l
Republic Steel. _(t>
6% cony pref.100
6% pref ctfs
Respro Inc.—t
Preferred
.10
Revere Cop A Br. 5
7%
4%
30
7% non-cumpflOO
Smith (A O) Oorp(f)
Typewriter
Pacific Land
Trust old stk.. 100
305
3%
Smyth Mfg Co—25
Snider Packing-_ (f)
Socony Vacuum
7% 1st pref...100
Reo Motor Car
56
53
300
Smith k Corona
100
Remington Arms ..t
1st pref
100
Rem't'n Rand eem. 1
.....
Renner Co..,
5%
V
6% cum pref..100
Sloss-SheffSAT inn
7% 1st pref—100
Belter-Foster Oil.(t)
Reliance
9%
12%
5%
5
19%
2%
35
6
19%
2%
34%
5%
Texas
^
8%
12%
Co 7% pref—.100
Singer Mfg .—lOt
Singer Mfg Ltd
£1
Sioux City Stock
Yards com___.(t)
Preferred
—.(t)
8kell» Oil—
.-.sir
100
6%% pref
12%
....
Texas Oorporatlon25
Texas Gulf Prod- (t)
5
12%
19%
63%
156
7%
.
Preferred..... 100
Yhite Motor——60
White Sew Mach (11
$4 conv pref—(t)
White (SS) Dental 20
White Rk Min Spgs
ft)
40
41
7% cum pr pf.100
Partconv Acl A(t)
62
68
12<;
13%
19X
19%
2XX
WUcox
(H F)
A
Gas......
37
23
Wll-Low Cafe... .(1
Conv pref
(t
100
J
20
14
m
17%
35
4%
13
96
19H
101 %
23%
80
11
2%
ilH
WQcox-Rlch Corp—
Class A._—...(t
U 8 Ind Alcohol,
U 8 Leather ▼ t
U S Lines
c.(t)
pref—.(t)
Pipe A Foundry
..20
$1.20 1st pref.. (t)
U S Playing Card. 10
U 8 Print A Litho—
Common
.—(t)
Preferred ...—.50
6%
Common
.
.
t Without par value.
35%
15
101
20
Williams (R
3
21
Stk trust ctfs..(t)
First pref
100
WIeboldt Stores—(t)
Wilcox A Glbbs..50
U S
Oil
5
O—(f
Ask.
Per share.
Par
Per share.
Texas Gulf Sulph (t)
Tex Pac Ooal&Oil-lO
106
-1
pref-.
Simmons
Simms Petrol Oo.lC
Simon (Franklin) *
Rels (Robt) A Co (t)
_
108 %
r
Preferred..
.100
Simmona-Boardman
103 X
106%
6% breiAA—10C
Hosiery M (vot >10
Red Bank Oil
li*
98
97
102
Sherw-Williams ..26
Bid.
Stocks,
Ask.
Bid.
Pat
Per share.
Par
share.
k
8tocki,
Ask.
Bid.
Stocks.
Ask.
Bid.
93
STOCKS
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue.
2%
7S
2X
ra
18
5H
13%
35?
94
INDUSTRIAL
&
MISCELLANEOUS
Wlllys-0 verland..25
10c
5%
WHson-Jones—_(f)
25
Preferred
35
113
61ft
27 ft
ord.
62
Preferred..... 100
>•»»
k Last sale,
t No par value,
27ft
Salt. 100
Worcester
87
Stocks.
Bid.
Worthlngton Pump
A Mach——100
7% pref A
100
6% pref B
100
Wright Aeronaut!, t
Wrigley (Wm) Jr..J
Yale A Towne
25
Yellow
Truck
A
Coach Mfg clB-10
7% preferred--100
44
m
if*
33 ft
49 ft
79 ft
24
A
Wire
31ft
(f)
n
Nominal,
Canadian price,
r
x
A Tube.
26
73
t
5ft % pref— .100
Zenith Radio
Zonite Products
(t)
1
§*
Ex-dividend
Real Estate Bonds
Quotations are as near as possible for the last day of the month preceding the date of issue.
Bid.
Bonds.
■.
*
■
':V; /•;
■
•
-
* '■
.
v.
Albany Metropolitan 6 fts'38JAD
Alden 6s 1941 bonds A ctfs—JA
Alexander Bldg inc 1st 6s *47 A&O
Allerton 55th St 5 fts '45 3 % to'36
Allerton N Y Corp 5fts '47.JAJ
Allied Owners Corp 6s 1945-JAJ
2nd mtge 6s 1940
J&J
Ambassador Hotel (Los Ang)6s '43
Amer Insur (Jn Bldg 6s '41.MAN
Arcade Bldg A Rlty i Seattle)-—
3-6s 1948
—JAJ
Arcady Apt Hotel i Los Angeles
6ftsto 1942
M
Arrowhead Lake—
1st 7s 1944-1947
J&D
Assoc Realty Bldg (Los Angeles)
Income 5s 1948
JAJ
Baker Hotel tDallas)—
lst6fts 1945
—-PAA
Batterymarch Bldg (Bos)
Ask.
f i!M
f
ff 11*
f
iller widg it* A if Realty Corp;
1st 8 f 5 fts 1949
JAJ
6s 1944
—JAJ
Vkyt
36
/
34
38
....
1st
'
;•
...
•'
■
/
47
/
72
6s 1st fee A leasehold 1942
51
73ft
90
II—
72
69
....
12ft
15
3? ft
48
is
22
1st 6s 1936
eith Memorial
rvtut
Blag UN
v »
ake ftb atto
aSalle-Wacker 1st 5s '57—FAA
IIII
awrence
6s
101
60ft
Brown Hotel (Louisville)—
1st sinking fund 5s1949-2nd income 6s 1949
40
48ft
43 ft
89
49"
Bryant Pk Bldg <N Y) 6fts'46JAJ
Budd Realty 6s June 1941—•
84
84
68
—1
Bush Term Bldg 1st 5s I960-.
Butler Hall 6s 1939
/
Cambridge Court Apt 6 fts 1937-
1
86
58ft
45
Oarblde A Carbon Bldg 6s '40JAJ
Central Zone Bldg inc 6s. 1941
/
Chain Store Depot 6s 1940—MAS
--
Ohanin Bldg 1st Lshld inc 4s 1945
Cbesebrongn Hldg 6s 1948
AAO
68ft
55"
95
59ft
88 ft
59
58"
57
Chicago Evening Amer 6s 1936..
Chicago Post Office 6s 1937—
Chrysler Bldg 6s 1948
AAO
Cigar Stores Realty Holdings—
S f deb 5 ft* 1949 ser A—JAJ /
Certificate* of deposit—
/
Circle Theatre 6s 1936
f
City Invest. (Bait.) 6fts 1936—
Cleve Term Bldg 1st 6s 1941. JAJ
Cloisters "The" (Chicago)—
1st 6s 1942—
MAS
Colonial Hall 6fts.—
/
/
99ft
101
44 :V.
67 ft
/
Detroit Hotel 6fts. 1936-41 MAS /
Dorset (The) 6s 1941 ctfs
f
Drake (The) 6s 1939
MAN /
Eastern Ambassador Hot 5 ft a '47 I
Eaton (T) Realty—
9
39
,;M",
25
17
24ft
30ft
7
51
28
19
32"
8ft
102 ft
26
28-"
Broad St Bldg 6fts 1950-MAS /
Fifth Avenue 4s, 1940
JAD /
10
47
13
64
15
66"
50
54"
/
1
fOiB'way Bldg 3-6s 1946—MAI
/
/
1500 Walnut St (Phila) 1st 6s '47. f
1512 Spruce St (Phila)—
1st mtge 6s 1943
AAC f
40 Wall St Bldg 1st 6s 195842 Broadway Bldg 6s 1939
J A;
42d St A Lexington Bldg 4s 1945. /
43 Exchange Place Bldg 6s 1938-.
48 West 48th St. Bldg 6s 1936... f
1400 B'way Bldg 6 fts stm-1948.. f
Fox Del Theatre os reaa——AAC /
Fox Metropolitan Playhousesink fund conv 6 ft % ctfs 1932. f
5s when issued 1945
Fox Theatre A Office Bldg
f
25
60
60ft
■;
65
41ft
5ft
44ft
57
60H
m
/
17
18"
/
29
/
29
31
31
66
67
6
A*
40
53
51
28
,
42"
103ft
72
87ft
—.
5fts series FI
33
45"
39
36
16
23
14
66
56ft
58
39
68"
59
60
43
/
20
1
....
70
/
1st 6s 1943
——IV
/
One LaSalle St Bldg 6s 1949 JAJ
One Park Av Bldg 6s to '39.MAN
103 East 57th St Bldg 6s 1941..
.
Fa
12ft
72ft
14
16
32
34
55ft
56 ft
60ft
61ft
10
11
31
65 ft
fU
fr*
{
49"
;
23
5
42
1
/
Fr) 6s 46-POla /
Parana Bway Corp 5fts'51._JAJ f
Certificates of deposit....
/
Paramount Prop 1st 6s 1934.1.
Park Central Hotel 6s 1935.JAD /
1946
Palace Hotel (San
• Negotiability
impaired by maturity.
34
AAO
66
With
66
14ft
14ft
warrants—........JAD *fkl7
-
MAN /
Income 5s 1945
Stanlev
Real
Est
ft ft*
4ft
.
JAD
18
10
—
12
25 ft
25ft
66
42
21
25
22
34
47
66ft
77
16
State A Wash Bldg* (Chicago)—
31
1st sink fund 5s 1948aer A Jn AS
3
Sink fund 5* 1943 *er B—MAS
Steuben Bldg (Chicago)—
1st 6s 1943
-MAS /
4ft
Steven* Hotel (Obtr) 6s 1946-JAJ ♦/20ft
Bldg (Boston)—
27
50
56
56ft
Ave
1st leashold
w
Bldg Corp—-
6ftsI944—JAJ 15 /
Van Swerlngen 6s ww 1935—FA* /
1st A coll s f 6s 1938
AAO /
Vartctr St ftta P O (N Y1 6* 1941
Wabash-Monroe Bldg 6s 1953 J A J
Wads worth Bldgf N V in* '63 AAO
Walbridge Bldg (Buff)6fts 1938— /
Waldorf Astoria 7s w w
1954 /
Wanamaker (John)Phila.,
fts'49
Wardman Real Estate Properties
1st A iff 6fts 1948
.—MAS /
Certif icates or deposit—
/
26
Washington Properties inc 7s 1952
30
Westchester Bond A Mtge 5fts—
Western Union Tel Bldg 5 fts 1943
Orpheum Theatre A Realty6s
AAO
——AAO
Without warrants—.....JAD *J
79 Madison Ave Bldg 6s '40-MAS /
Sevllla-Bllt Hotel 7 ft* 37--MAN /
Shelbura .lnc(AtlCy)6fts'40 . JAJ /
Sherry-Netherland Hotel 5fts *48 f
Certificates of deposit—.- /
60 Broad St Bldg 6s 1939—FA A
60 Park Place Bldg 6s 1937
—
Sixty-One Bway 6 fts I960—AAO
Gen mtge 7s 1945
-AAO
610 Park Avenue 6s 1940—JAJ
616 Madison Ave Bldg 6 fts 1938.
666 West End Ave 5s 1941—JAJ
Vanderbtlt
165 Broadway Bldg 5fts '51 p*a
Generad s f 7s 1941—.—T
43
k Last sale.
24ft
1900 Rittenhouse Sq (Phila)-
Ill John hi Htdu H<* 1948
124 Fifth Avenue 5s_
1938.—
5
25ft
72
7
9
.
25" Olympic Hotel (Seattle)^—
17
lift
f
5 fts 1943————.
BtaUon ladu* Bldg (1
1st m s f 5s 1962
——<
Oliver Cromwell 6s 1939
5fts
5ft
!SH
ft 31*
f n*
Nor Hi
30ft
—
51
88
5s
1947—
...MAS
44 ft
Syracuse Hotel 6fts 1940———
20
Taft Realty (New Hav) 6*'40AAO
54
10 Eaat 40th 8f*et Bldg 5" 1953
50
"§" 1088 Park Ave Bldg 6s 1939——
43
Textile Bldg 1st 6s 1958
MAN
2
Gen 7s s f w w 1948..
MAN
30
53ft Textile Crafts Bldg 6s ctfs 1937—
100
Trinity Bldg 5ft* 1939
99
Trinity Court Bldg 4s 1941 .MAS
30" 2 Park Ave Bldg
1941 / 54
29th St Towers Bldg 3s 1942
9
/ 29
208 South La Salle St Bldg Corp—
1st s f 5fts 1958—.
53
MAN
41
2124-34 Bway Bldg 5fts ctfs '43
55ft
32
2480 Bway Bldg 6 fts to '37
50
AAO
44ft Tyler Bldg 6s 1953...
TTn Post Office* 5fts *R5.FAA1ft
32ft
44
24ft
United Properties 6s 1942
JAJ
50
—
Bldg(Denv)6fts'40-MAS f
Properties—
Deb 5s series A 1959MAS
income deb 6s ser B 1959.MAS /
Robert Treat Hotel (Newark)
6s 1943
—JAJ /
Rqxv Theatre 6fts 1940.—AAO /
Russ Bldg. (San Fran.)6s '51 FAA /
Ruaseks 5th Ave Bldg 6s 1944... /
St Charles Hotel (Atl Cy) 4o 1945 /
St Louis Post Offices—
30
Conv • f deb 6s 1948 —JAD15
102
N Y Athletic Oldb 6s 1940—-f
/ 28
7s 1938
;
6
N Y Postal Service Statlon-
5 fts series 02
32
44
62
66
28ft
4ft
inc—
5 fts 1937
:
N Y Title A Mtge 5fts ser B
Retail
Stone A Webster
63
101
fteait>.
/
Income 5s 1943
Stanley-Mark Strand 6fts 1941
ff 60ft
Bros
Qulucy station P O (Chicago)—
ft* M»" 1 1941
JAD /
State-Randolph Bldg (Chicago)—
5 fts 1942——
MAN /
70
Millinery Center Bldg 7s 1944...
Mortgage Bond Co or N Y—
5fts series 6 1934
Muiiaun Bldg vN X) 6fts'39.MAN /
Nat Hotel of Oaba 6s 1959-MAS /
Mat Press Bldg 5 fts 1950 A A015
6 fts 1948——
AAO
National Properties—
—
Speed Building (Louisville, Ky).
102
MAN
f 6s 1948
38
360 Central Park West.
422 East 86th St
45
45
55
Schulte Real Estate 6fl 1935—
31
—JAJ
s
40
Hotel Wellington
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Savoy-Plaza Corp 6s 1945..JAD
1st s f 5fts 1945
—JAD
23 ft
conv
19-90
Saks Realty 6s 1945
6s 1940
21ft
1944
38
108ft
53
Series A to 18 inclusive...
Prudence Co certificates—
Hotel Taft
40"
,102ft
^
/
Prudence Co 5ftS—........1961 /
Prudence Bonds—
94
AS**
/51ft
30
37
48ft
63"
62
53ft
52
/
filJFifth Ave 6s 1943
AA< /
52d A Madison Ave 6s 1947
/
500 Fifth Ave 6fts 1949--.
/
502 Park Ave Bldg 6s ctfs 1941... /
/
1
67
MAN / 13
MAN
101ft
Price Realty Co Ltd—
1st 5 fts 1946—
-MAN
Provident Loan Society 0% ctfs..
Repub
52ft
Nelsner
Jaj
Nominal,
/
29ft
Eqult Office Bldg (N Y) 5s 1952
Ferry BtoPO (San Fr) 6s 1934
Film Center Bldg 6s 1943—AAO
5th Ave A 28th St Bldg 6fts 19455th Ave A 29th St Bldg 6s 1948—
5th Ave A 55th St Bldg 6 fts 1945
31"
47
1st
49ft
29
_
MAS /
1943
60"
Metropolitan Chain Properties
48
n
11*
ff
Gen income 5s 1983
Postum Bldg ft ft* 1943
Realty Assoc Sec Corp—
Sees f 5fts 1946
JAJ
100ft
Merchants Nat Prop 6s w w *58— J
39
Metropolitan Biding .(Toronto—
'mmmm
Park Place Corp 4s 1948—
West 42d St 4s 1945MAN f
Gramacy Park 8outh 6s 1938. r
/Flat price
18ft
51
27
43
19 ft
Mercantile Arcade Bldg (Los Ang)
1st s f 5 fts 1953
JAD /
Mercantile Properties. Inc—
52"
101ft
—JA,
0Vs a 194i
J
24ft
Mayflower Hotel (D O) 6s 1948— /
83 ft
83 ft
82ft
82ft
54ft
48
7
Edgewater Beach Apts 6s '35-*43
Eppley Hotels
/
24
49ft
25
Marshall Sq Bldg (San Fran)—
Income 4-6s 1944
FAA /
Marshall-Wells Buildings—
1st 6 fts 1937—FAA
69"
7s
11
11
18
80
80
/
/
Hopkins Hotel (San Fran)
6 fts 1941
MAS /
80
1st 5s April 1 1949
19
49
Mark
/24ft
Court A tteinseu 8ts (Brooklyn/
6s 1940
Aa
1
Dallas P O 6s Sept 15 1936 MA8
„
Hotel (Erie, Pa.)—
Liggett Bldg 1st 1 n 5 fts '62-FAA
Lincoln 42d St Corp—
Income 5fts w w 1963....FAA
Lincoln Mtge A Title gu 5fts '37.
Loewa Theatre Rlty 6s '47 MAS15
Lond Gu A Acc Bldg (Chic) 6s '62
London Terrace Apts 6s '40 MAN
Lord Bait Hotel g m Ofts '45 AAO
Lords Court Bldg 5 fts 1942.JAD
Ludwig Baumann (see Baumann)
Majestic Apts 6s 1948 ctfs
0% bond and ctJs of 1937
Manhattan Co Bldg—
1st m A lea«flh s f 0s *58.-MAN
Manhattan Towers—
1st 6s 1946
MAS
Marcy (The) 6s 1940..—.FAA
61ft
80
JAJ
...
47
_efcourt Empire Bldg 5fts *41...
I
Lefcourt Maonat Bide 5fts 1941. f
1st 3-5s exten to 1948..........
Lefcourt State Bid 6 fts 1943
Lewis Morris Apts 6fts 1937.... /
29ft
27 ft
98
6s'4b.JK*A
1941.
44
/
.
Bway A 41st St Bldg tfts 1944— f
Broadmoor (The) 6s 1941
f
6s Sept
33"
18
—
Bldg 6s 1943....
oiud »otuc> 6fts *45
v6IM
Broadway Dept Store (Los Ang)
Debenture 6s 1941
MAN
Bw*y
31
40
Ifts1938
48.AAO
Rote) Lexington fts 1943.— M^N
Hotel Sherman (Chic) 5 fts '46JAJ
Hotel St George 5fta 1943.MAN
Hotel Victoria 6s 1943.
AAO
Insurance Center Bldg 6 fts 1943
tawnier* Bid*
fts '50.JAD
eith-Albee Bldg (New RocheUe)
48
46
/
/
7s stamped as to payment of
S435 partial redemp'n 1934 f
SH
6% notes 1931 ext to 1933.JAJ
B'way Barclay Office Bldg 6a 1941 1 28
Certificates of deposit
/26ft
Bway A 38th St 7s 1945
15
95
89
Boston Post Office Serv Station—
—-JAJ
}2ft
Serv Stat 5 fts '38
O
34
fjm
50
Poll New Engl Theatres 5s. 1958
103
—AAO /
5fts July 1 1938-
28" Pittsburgh P
72
30
^
Bowman-Bfltmore Hotels 7s 1934
25
24
i960-Mato
1935
2nd 6s serial
43
/
/
fifta Oct J
45"
20
26
„.«eley Sq Bldg 6s 1950— FA A t
Rarrlman Bldg 6s 1951 ....MAN /
9
31
21
Pennsylvania Bldg 6s 1939
MAN /
Penney (J O) Corp 5ftn 1950.—
Pierrepont Hotel 5fts 1940——. f
Pitt* Hotels Corp 1st 5fts '4SMAJ
70
1946.....JAD
,
5fts—
o>sb
leaseh 5s
5
/
42
25
Baumann (L) 8 fts '36 (L I).AAO
6s (Brooklyn) 1942
FAA
Bellevue-Stratford (Phila)—
Boston Parcel Post Station—
m
14ft
Park Lane Corp 6 fts 1943—JAD f
I
Park Place Dodge Corp 6s vtc '52
Park Lexington 6 fts ctfs 1953—
.
43
/
5>|AN
Bins at Blug deb
■
>orge
_
_o
/
—
Washington Hotel 6s 1944 /
■and Rapids P O 6s 1947
•ant Bldg iPltteb) 7s '47..FAA /
irayoar Bldg (East Offices Inc)—
45ft
f
44ft
39
17
-
8
Bid,
MAS f
Park Ore8ent 1st 6s 1940
.
44
Bonds.
Ask.
Bid.
Fox St Louie Theatre Bldg—
t*f gfts 1942
A&O f
15
Fox West Coast Property—
102
1st 6s 1942
MAS
70"
55
Bonds.
:
51ft
m
94
96
14ft
16
31ft
Youngstown Sheet
„
548H
55
112
110
Young (J S) Co..10C
Preferred100
Young (L A) Spring
18
43
Ask.
Per share.
Par
33
60
26
100
61ft
Ltd—
Am dep recta
5$
:
Wood Preserving—
Woods Mfg pref
10
7% preferred—100
Wooiwtn (F W/..10
Wool worth
Wither bee Sherman
preferred ...—50
Woedley Petrol
Common
5%
70ft
23 ft
100
3ft
15
,
Ask.
Per share.
Par
Woodward ALothrop
69 ft
*
...
$6 prel-rred
2
6% preferred.. 100
2
Bid.
Stocks.
Ask.
Per share.
Iron. 100
Woodward
20c
1
Certificates
Preferred. ....100
Bid.
Par
Per share.
14c
12c
Par
Wilson a mo
Stocks.
Ask.
Bid.
Stooks.
STOCKS
month preceding the date of issue.
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the
Westinghouse Bldg 4s 1948.AAO
White Motor Realty 0s 1935-40.
Woodbridge Bldg 5fts '41—AAO
7s 1940—
AAO
11
10
10
72
95
57 ft
27 ft
10
Mr43
43
27
46
57
101ft
81ft
74
nH
m
Quotations are as near as possible for tbe last day of the month preceding the date of issue.
In reporting below prices for State and municipal securities, we give bid and asked
quotations wherever they can be obtained. The customs,
however, is to quote municipal securities on the basis of the return they yield per annum. Therefore in most cases It will be found that instead of
actual prlees we have inserted in the column headed "To Net" certain figures to indicate the interest rate at which business in the bonds is
being
done.
Thus 4.35% means that the particular security can be bought or sold at a price that will yield the
purchaser or seller 4.35% per annum to the
maturity of the issue.
Where two figures appear, as, for instance, "4.25% to 4.35%," the rate of return varies according to the maturity—the shorter
maturities yielding the lowest rate, and the longer maturities yielding the highest return.
Where, however, a range for basis prices appears, and ths
higher figure of the range is given first—thus, "5.00 to 4.75"—then the higher yield is meant to be the bid price and the lower yield the asked price.
It is proper to add that as far as the different maturities are concerned, it not
infrequently happens now, that no distinction is made between the dif¬
ferent maturities, ail being quoted alike.
Yield Basi*
'I—:, or
:
Bid.
Ask.
Bonds.
UNITED STATES—See
also pa ge 21.
Fourth Liberty Loan—
4M% of 1935-1938—A&O
Treasury 4 Ms 1947-1952 A&O
Treasury 4s 1944-1954—J&D
Treasury 3Ms 1946-56—M&S
Treasury 3 Ms 1943-47--J&D
Treas 3MsJunel5 *40-43 J.&D
Treas 3 Ms Mar 15 '41-43M&S
Treas 3 Ms 1946-1949—J.&D
Treas 3 Ha Dec 151949-52
Treas 3s 1951-1955—M&S15
Treas 3Ha Aug 1 1941
F&A
Treas 3 Ms Oct. 15 1943-45—
101.12 101.15
117
112
110.19
117.2
112.2
111.22
107.26
107.28
108.20 108.22
108.22 108.24
105
105.1
April 15 1936
—
~/o
%
Aug I 1936—
Sept 151936
101.20
Home Owners Loan Oorp—
3% prin. & int. guar '44-*52.
2M% prin & int guar *39-*49
2% prin & int guar 1938
1H % prin & int guar 1937
1M% prin & int guar 1936..
1M% Prin & int guar 1939-—
-
Federal
Farm
it.®
.........
102.29
102.11
100.29
101.14
101.1
101.11
103.30 104
102.15 102.16
3s int & prin guar 1942-'47- 102.20 102.21
2 H % int & prin guar '42-47 101.16 101.19
Instrumentalities of U S Govt
Loan
Bonds
3s July 1
1955 opt '45. J&J 100 M
100M
102 M
3Ms May 1 '55 opt '45 M&S 102 M
4s July 1 *46 opt '44- J&J
109
108 M
104 %
4s Nov. 1 *57 opt '37M&N
104 M
4s 1958 opt 1938—M&N
104M
105M
103 M
4Ms 1956 opt 1936--J&J
103 H
104 M
4 Ms Jan 1957 opt '37 J&J
104 M
104 V
4Mb 1957 opt 1937.M&N 104%
107
4Ms 1958 opt 1938-M&N
106 M
4 Ms 1942 opt 1935-M&N
101M
101H
102 M
4Ms 1956 opt 1936—J&J
102
TERRITORIES <» O. S. PO SSES SI ON
106
l
6s Highway 1947-51-J&D 5
NavajoCo 4M« June 15 1936
Phoenix 4Mb '50 opt "30—J&J
4Ms 1936-1956J&J
4Mb Court Hse *36-'48-J&D
6s Jan 1 1946
J&J
Honolulu tOity & County;—
5s Pub lmpt 1956—J&D 16 6 3.25
5s Jan 15 '36-'56
J&J 15 5 3.25
6s 1936-1956
J&D15 b 3.25
4Ms 1957
4^,8 Oct 1959
M&N
4s fmpfc 1936 opt 1916-F&A
6s
April 1955
5s Feb 1952
5M« Aug 1941
js
,
to
104
104
104
100
101
111
2.25
to 2.25
to
1%
tol%
105
105
105
105
101M
103
109
114
to 2.50
to 2.50
5 3.10
to 2.90
to
Bessemer 6s Pub Imp 1935-38
/ 65
f 65
to 3.90
2.90
101
98
to 3.50
to 3.50
to 3.50
to 3.45
to 3.45
to 3.45
103
102
70
5s Funding Dec 1 1947
70
Birmingham 4s 1936
102
A&O 100 M
4s 1937-1941
A&O 5 4.00 to 3.75
4s 1942-1961
A&O 5 4.30 to 4.05
4Ms Pub Tmp 1935-37-A&0 5 3.00 to 2.50
4Ms 1936
A&O 5 3.00 to 2.50
4Ms 1937-1960
A&O 5 4.20 to 3.90
4Ms Pub Imp Dec 1 *35-'37 5 3.00 to 2.50
5s Sewers Sept 20'41--M&8 6 4.40 to 4%
Gadsden 6% lmpt 1935-38—
101
98
5s Schools 1936-40 -_-A&0
96
100
Hantsville 5s Funding 1942— / 70
6> Pub Imp 1936-1938
/ 70
-
1 Basis,
f Flat price,
to 3 90
to
4%
to 4%
to 3.75
b
.75
to 3.50
b
.75
to 3.35
to 3 80
b 3.40
to 3.85
6 3.35
%
%
to 3.40
3.25'%
.50
to
.50
to 3 25
1.50
to 3 .70
6
125
.75
%
%
to3.80 %
to 2.50
/ 64
108
%
2.75
68
110
33
f 30
p!':
Colorado Spgs 4s Mar 11941.
6 3.00
4Mb 1936 1939
J&J 6 1.00
Denver (City and County)-—
100 M
to 3.90
to 3.90
to 3.90
4.25
4.25
4 25
2.50
to 2.75
to 2.50
4.25
to 3 9
8 D No 1 4M« 1936-53-J&J 6 2 85
8 D NT*
1 1935-1947—J&D 6 2.75
4.95
to 3.90
4a July 1941-1945
95
85
78
/ 29
/ 29
6 4:15
6 4.15
to 2.75
to
4Mb Water 1944..J&J 6 2 25
4Mb Ref Wat 1936 07-J&D 6 2 85
4Ms Water 1962-1965-J&D 6 2 85
to 3.9
to 2%
to 2.75
to 2.75
J&J 6 2.50
to 2.35
6 2 75
to 2.65
3.65% March 11950-54
88
36
36
MoffatTunlmpDfi Ms44-08J& J
122
115
114
117 M
117
122
117
5Ms 1947-1956
—J&J
5 Ms
1964-1973
J&J
6s 1974-1983—J&J
3.90
3.90
to
to
ARKAN8AS
120
CONNECTICUT
4Mb Highway 1938-48—J&D
4 Ms Highway *38-'58—M&N
82M
80
82M
83M
81
nNominal.
*4s July
4Mb Highway 1936-65—-J&J
83
5sl936-1962
M&8
85
85
Hot Springs 4Mb '35-'50-M&8,6 6.25 %
t
4Mb Fund 1941-50
Little Rock 8 D 4s 35 '55M&S 6 5.00 to 4.50
St Francis Lev D 6s 1947-J&J
101
99
5 Ms 1945-1964
101
J&J
99
5 Ms 1950-1969
101
J&J
99
6s 1949 opt 1929
99
J&J
101
CALIFORNIA
5Ms
4Ms
4Ms
4Ms
4Ms
4 Ms
4Ms
4Mb
4 lis
4Ms
.50
.75
.75
.75
Highway i936-37-J&J3 &
Univ Blag Jan6'36-65J&J 6
Highway 1936-'48.J&J 30 &
1936-1947
F&A 6
Mymplad 1936-71- J&J2 6
Jan 2 1930
.J&J 2|
1930
F&A1
1937-1940
F&A 6
1941-1947
F&A 6
1948-1952
F&A 6
4s darb Imp 1985 opt '50.J&J
4s Jan 2 1941-1943
J&J2 6
4s J>n 2 1944-194*
—
.75
...
to
,
1.25
to 3.25
to 3.00
to 2.90
to 3.30
1.75
2.10
3.00
to
to
3.10
2.10
J&.T2 6 2.60
J&J 6 2.00
to
2~50
3 Ms Jan. 1 1940-1949
Veterans Welfare—
3s Feb 1937-1952—F&A 6 1.00
Alameda 4s 1935 to 1941-J&D b
.50
.50
4Mb Man Imp "36-'48-A&0 b
Alta Irrig DIst 5s
101
Baker afield 5s
1935-'52—A&O
Berkley 5s 1942-1951
J&J
5s School 1936-1955
J&J
Brentwood Irrig. District 6s..
Citrus Heights Irrig DIst 6s..
East Bay Mun Utll DIst—
5s 1936 1974
J&.l
to 2.90
to 2.90
to 2.90
to
2%
to 2.85
.50
5 2.20
104
to 3 50
to 3.15
5
to 3.20
b
.50
85
/ 80
/ 36
.75
—
Imperial Irrig DIst 6s '38-J&J
2%
to 2.90
.
40
to 3.70
70
/ 63
Los Angeles"4 Ms 193G:51."J&D 5 1.00
4s Water 1935 to 1945.M&N 5
.75
71M
64
to 3.85
to 3.00
4s 1940-1945
5 2.75
to 3
5 3.35
to
3Ms
4 Ms
4 Ms
4Mb
5
to 2.40
5 1.00
6
.75
to 3 25
Water 1935 to '41.A&0
Water 1935-'40—A&O
Water 1941-70—A&O
Scb 1936 to 1944-J&D
4 Ms 1935-1968
J&J
4 Ms 1936-1909
M&S
5s
Municipal 1935-01—F&A
.75
5
.75
5 2.50
5 1.00
5
.75
5Ms Harb Imp *35 '61M&N
.75
.75
M&N
5Ms Nav 1935-89
.75
M&N
5s 1935-1904
.75
F&A
4s 1930 ••-••■••i.a.aailQbiJ v
AVOU
.75
J&D
t O
4s 1937-1945
J&D 5 1.75
4s 1946-1901
J&D 5 3 35
Los Ang Co 4 Ms *36-'49 —F& 4 5
.75
Merced Irrg Dist 6s
J&J / 49
Modesto Irrig Dist 6s—.-107
Oakland 5Ms 1935-43—F&A 5
.50
4Mb Man Imp '35-'43-F&A 5
.50
4Mb 1935-1905
—F&A 5
.50
Oakland 8 D 4s 1936-44—J&J 5
.50
Orange Co 5s 1936-45—M&8 5
.75
Pasadena 4s Jan 1936-42-J&J 5
.50
4Mb Wat Pl't '35-'36—A&O 5
.50
Badlands 5s 1936-51
J&J15 b
.50
Los A O S D 5Ms *35 54
• Tax-free In Connecticut.
•
30
3.70
to 2.40
to 3.75
to 3.95
to
4%
to 4.05
to 4.30
to 4.25
to 4.30
to 4.10
tol%
to 3.30
to 3.70
to 3.75
50
110
to 2.75
to 2.40
to 3:55
to 2.50
to 3%
to 2.50
to
.75
to 3.50
..—...J&J
4Mb 1936-1952
A&O 6
Branford (T) 4M»'36-'50.J&D 6
Bridgeport 4Ms 1936-65-J&J 6
%
M&N 6 6.00
.50
.50
1936—.—...—J&J
•5s July 11930
Bloomfleld—
Little Rock—
4s 1946-1962
5 3.75
5 3 60
5 3.60
5 3.60
.
to
2.25
5 3.20
5 3.10
Highways 1952
M&8
1956 & 1959
M&8
:a 30. '42 *46. *49—M&S
ib Highway 1949-51-M&S
Annlston ref g 5 Ms Dec 11939
5s Schools 1936-1947—J&J
_
•
5 3.00
J&J 5 3.90
Harbor imp June 1 '36-73 5 3.90
s
3%
%
3%
5 2.75
5 2.75
5 2.75
5 1.50
5 1.75
104
RenewalcIO 1956
)S
to
to 2 %
Puerto Rico 4Ms 1937-40 J&J 5 3.00
4Ms Funding l936-'40-J&J
5s Jan 11944-1959——J&J
4s gold 1936-1960
J&J
5s July 1954
ALABAMA
to
to 3
5 2.50
107
—
'■, CANADA—St* page
92
86
100M
6 4.25
-
H»waiI,Terr.4Ms'49-M&8 15
4Ms Jan 1945
4MB Nov 15 '35 '65-M&N15
4Ms Nov 16 1936-58-M&N
4s May 15 '46 opt '36.M&N
4s Aug 1947 opt 1937—F&A
PbUir Isls 4Ms 1952
J&J
4 Ms 1950
2 60
to 3 85
102.14
100.27
2.65
to
106
Maricopa County 8 D Na
Prescott 5s 194#
J&J
Roosevelt Irr Dia 0s'45-'53J&J
6s 1938-1957—
J&J
Tucson 5s Water 1950
J&J
4Mb W Mar 10 '38 ..M&S10
102.10
101.2
103
to 3.25
to
b 1.00
b
.75
—
106
to 3.50
.50
.50
COLORADO
100.29
Mtge Corp—
Land Bank—Farm
101
ARIZONA
101.18
3 Ha Int & prin guar *44-*64
3s int & prin guar 1944-'49.
Federal
5s Road
6
6
6
5s Jan 1 1954 opt 1934—J&J 6
5s W W 1936-1950
J&J 6
Pboenix Dn H S D 4 Ms 1948
102.9
113
100
100.27
1H% June 15 1940
97
95
4%
0
100
100
102
102
102
101.16
214 % June 15 1939
lMs Dec 151939—
1 Ha Mar 15 1940_
103
103
101.22
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95 M
95k
22
93
5 M* Pnb WtaiJune30
M
49
99 M
Cuban 6s 1944 opt 1911—M&S
"Extl" g 4 Ms '49 opt—F&A
•Extl" g 5s 1949
-FAA
a f 5 Ma "53—J&J16
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29
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97 k
97 k
97 H
103 Vs
103 %
60
5s 1949—
98
pub wks 1961-MAN
k
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60
c'pon-M&N / 37
/22M
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46
Funding 5s 1951.
M&N
Costa Rica Pac Ry 7Ms 1949 / 18
97 k
97
|8k
53
44
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98 k
97
f 7s 1951
48M
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97
s
87
76 k
-JAD
1952-.
1
Costa Rica (Republic)—
30
Bank of Colombia 7s '47-A&0 f
to 2.25
2.00
7
7
(Commonwealth)—
16 1955.J&J16
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MAS
HiTtl 4U« 1Q6«..
..MAX
Austrian Govt 7s 1957—J&J
to 2.25
.50
10
10
27<&
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to 3%
1.00
12
9
Argentine Repub—
97 H
Ext 6« of '23 1957 A
MAS
97 H
lit K 6i 195S Ser B
JAD
97 M
Sink fund gold 6i 1959-JAD
97
Extl s f 6s Oct 1959
AAO
Extl a f 6s 1960
MAN iv 97
97 %
Extl sf 6b 1900
-AAO
97 Kb
■xt * f 6*(State Ry)'60 MAS
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12
9
Bxtl 5Ms pub wka '62-FAA
2%
23 k
89 k
8 5%
June
F&A
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Auitralia
2.50 .to 3%
2.00
1.00 to 2.15
1.00
9
Extl 0b sanlt wka 1961-FAA
to
4k* City Hall '36-'68—JAJ
4k* July 15 1936 66-JAJ16
♦4ks Water 1936-44-J&J16
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27
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Bxtl • f 7s 1967 1st ser.AAO
Extl • f 7s 1957 2d se?.AAO
2.75
40M
20 M
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M&S / 25
Anhalt 7s to 1946
2.50
-
.50
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M&S15
4Mb Refunding 1938—A&O
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♦
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JAJ
Walllngford (Town, 4k«
1938, 1943, 1948. l*o. J&3
4i 1935-46
J&D
39M
AAO
7*(of 1926) '46 M&N
7* (of 1927) '47 F&A
Copenhagen—
94 M
25k
70
20-yraf 6 Ms 1947
24 M
Net
25 k
25
A&O
Oerdoba (Prov) Argentina—
Extl s f 7s 1942
JAJ
24 M
/ 22 k
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AAO /Jt24M
/fc24M
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Ask.
24 M
1961—J&J
Rep 6s
Scrip issue of 1933
Scrip issue of 1934
Oolomoia Mtg Jbk—
AAO
1935 coupon on)
(Apr
to 3.25
1.00
1942-J&D
4kH 1936-1968
Norwich 4Mb water
to
1.00
f 6s 1948—
tiuar s
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or
Bid,
Bonda.
Net.
6s Oct 1961—
•
to 3.25
3.00
Yield Basis
To
..
Colombia
igricul Mtg Bk (Colombia)—
6s Feb '35 coup on *47 F&A f 22k
1.50
3.00
1.00
:•■.
Ask.
Bid.
Bonds.
FOREIGN GOVERNMENTS
AND CITIES
1.75
8MB 1936-71
--4A016
3Ms S^wer 1947-70- J&D15
6s 1936-71
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2.00
2.50
J
or
,
.
Ask.
the month preceding the date of issue.
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
Bid.
Bonds
BONDS
MUNICIPAL
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of
took
28
7s extl Dec 1 1951
6k* 1954-
v
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/
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7 k" extl • f 1951
J&D / 59 k
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♦
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be called
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Serbs Croats A
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Foreign Govts, and
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Mtge Bank of Jugoslavia—
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87H
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38
37
attached.... /96k
Sydney (City) NSW—
v
98k
vyr s f 5H> 1965-.-FA A
Tokyo (Olty of) 5s of 1912—
72 H
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102k
102
FA A
Warsaw (Land M Bk) 8s 1941
Westphalia (Prov Bk) 6s 1933
Warsaw (Olty) 7« lU6g
30-yr 4s Oct 1 I960
4H« Feb 1 1936
16
114
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14
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18
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5s Jan 1951.—
—JAJ
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14
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5s
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108H
4H« May 1 1945
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17 k
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MAI.
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Extl s f 7s 1967
-JAD
June 1935 coupon on-— / 13H
5s s f Nov 1 1956
4Hs May 1954.
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120
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Sao Paulo Brazil 8s 1952 MAN
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6s 1943..-....————...
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Sink >md 6H« 1946...JAD
6s 1947—
——
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...
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4Hs Jan 15 *36-'47-JAJ15
4Hs Jan 16 48-*57-JAJ15
4Hs 1936-'38
MAN15
4Hs 1939-70.
MAN15
4s 1941
-MAN
4s May 151936-43-MAN 15
4b May 151944-57-MAN 15
4s May 15 1958-68.MAN 15
Hydro Elec Pow Com—
4Hs Jan 11970—-JAJ 2
Ottawa Olty 5s *36 '45—JAJ
6s Munlc Imp *36 *50—JAJ
5s July 1 1936 i960
JAJ
4Hs 1936
1W44
——JAJ
4H« 1936-1937
..JAJ
4Hs 1938-1942
JAJ
4Hs 1943-1960
JAJ
Quebec (Province)—
4Hs 1950 apt 1945-MA8 2
414s a f 1961
MAN
Juebeo Olty—
5s S F (non-call) i960 MAN
-
/ 11
/ 11H
/ UH
-MAN
Hew Brunswick—
4Hs non call 1958.MAN 15
4Hs • * Apr 15 1961AA015
...
...
*"40*"
107 H
101H
113H
106
JAJ2
——
15 1960-.MA8
4s Nov 15 1935—-MAN 15
4s Nov 15 1957
MAN15
Toronto 8s 1936 1940—JAJ
6s 1940-1950
..—.-JAJ
5s 1936 1939
JAD
5s 1940-1949
-JAD
5s 1950-1959.—
.JAD
4Hs 1936-1937..—
AAO
4Hs 1938-1939—
AAO
4Ha 1940-1941
AAO
4Hs 1942-1945...
AAO
4Hs 1946-1961.......AAO
4a £ July 1 1948.—.—JAJ
3Hs July 1 1944-45
JAJ
Vancouver, B C, 5 Hs '39 AA<
5Hs 1952
———FAA
5s 1940 A 1941 var
5s 1945 A 1946 var
5s 1950 A 1951 var.....
5s Jan 15 1970—-JAJ 14
4Hs 1942 and 1967
FAA
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Albany—5s
33
33
32
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107 H
102 H
113 H
106 H
104 M
U2H
97
99
98
96
96
102
101
98
103
111
107
108 H
109 H
104
92
86
89
87
85
85
82
102
95
89
94
91
88
88
86
104
103
101
101
102-F
101H
102 H
102
93
95
JAJ b 2.30
-JAD > 3.10
1945
to 2.10
to 2.90
__
Road 5s 1949-53—
^
Athens—4Hs June 30 1943— b
Atlanta—4Hs Jan 11940. JAJ b
5s Water 1986-*37—
JAJ b
5s Water 1938-'51
JAJ b
4Hs
1936 1956..
JAJ b
Angurta—4Hs Flood '42MAN b
Jlarke Co 6s 1936-41..—JAJ 6
Columbus—6s 1936 44—.JAJ 6
ordele 5s W W *36-'88—-JAJ b
dbb Go 4Hs 1948-49—MAN b
risp Go—
I
Hydro-Elec 5s '36-'57.FAA'
Dougherty Go 5s '36 '48 MA» b
vlacon 4Hs W W1936 36.JAJ b
4s Pav A Sew *36 to H9.JAJ 6
Vlatietta 5s W W1939...FAA b
^nlaskl Co 5s 1936 48
JAJ b
05
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
4.00
3.00
100
to 2 85
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to42.60
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to 2.85
.
100
95
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3.00 to 2.80
3.00 to 2.80
3.20 to3%
3.25 to 3.10
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favannah—4 Hs ref 1943.JAJ b 3.00 to 2 75
IHs Drainage 1944...FAA 6 3 00 to 2.80
4Hs Refunding 1969
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Jpaldlng Co-—5s 35-*49—JAD 6 3.30 to3%
■Swainsboro 6s 1936-50—AAO 6 5 00
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95
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90
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JAD
to 4.60
to
3 *
to 3.00
100
85
96H
95 H
IDAHO
101M
87
82
78
102
103 H
114
116
104
100
99
96
101
94
114
114
103
105
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73 H
104
112
100 H
95 H
98
96
95
95
100 H
98
96
95
94 4
100 %
84
102
93
102
112
99
97
97
101
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91
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102
100 £
Winnipeg. Man. 6s *44—AAO
4Hs non-call 1944——MAN
4Hs June 11946——JAD
IHs June 16 1950
JAD15
4s Aug 1 1946
FAA15
70k
110
103
103 H
(Province)—
(ion-call)—JAD15
(non-call)—MAN
4Hs 1955
4Ha Mar
40
109 H
103
106 H
103 H
103 4
104
106 H
102 H
100 H
97
95
95 *4
f Flat price,
85
81
4Hs Can Bldg 1936-1939 JAJ
4Hs Imp 193547 opt *30.4 Hs Ref 1936-1939
AAO
4Hs Ref. 194045——AAO
4Hs Road 1937 opt '27.JAJ
6 2.50
6 2.50
to
6 2.50
to 2.75
2.75
to 2.75
6 3,00
to 3.25
62.50
to 2.75
99
104
104
107H
104 H
104H
105 H
107H
104
103 H
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102
100k
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4Hs Serv Comp 193643 FAA b
4Hs Aug 1 1936 38
FAA b
• 1936 1943.
FAA 6
s 1936 1944
FAA b
Highway
Highway
101
101
103 J
1031
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6 2 25
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1945-1956—
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Bloomington
102
.60
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.60
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.50
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No 206 4Hs
to 2.25
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
2.30.%
2.20 %
1.80 %
2.20 %
2.65 %
2.70 %
2.70 "
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61.50 to 3.10
'36-'40
Champaign County—
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Chicago 4s 1936.
.....JAJ 101H
101H
4s 1937-50
.JAJ 6 1.50 to 3.25
3Hs Refunding opt 1940.
due Jan 1 1951
JAJ 101*4
102 H
3 Hs Refunding opt 1945.
due Jan 1 1952—.JAJ
102*4 104
Chicago School District—
4a 1937
FAA
104
1031
-
116k
117k
108
108
110
25
109k
109 H
111k
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117
109 k
111
Chic Lincoln Pk 4H&—
118
Chicago Sanitary District—
111
4Hs 1935
MAN
4Hs 1937-1939
MAN
4Hs 1940—...—i—MAN
Chic South Park 4s 1930
4s 1937-1938—MAN
4s 1939-1950—
MAN
Chic West Park 4s 1936-41...
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AAO
4Hs ForPres'36 '43.JAJ15
35
-
110
117
110
104
109
103
108
105
104 k
104 k
104 k
110H
111
f 98
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5s
...
106
106
106
112;
114
101
103
102
101
102
105
110
113
125
115
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100 H
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103
103
100
100
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103
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Elgin Sanitary Dlst—
5s 1936-1944.
..MAN 61.50 to 3.25 %
Evanston S D No 76—
4Hs 1935-1948—.——..
102
Granite Olty 4 Hs 1935-48
101
103
Jackson Co 4Hs 1939-1944...
103 H
105 H
Lake Co 5s Road*36-49..FAA 6 2.00 to 3.25
l04W
River Fore«t S D No 90
4Hs
1935-1947
6 3.00
to 3.75
INDIANA
107k
Elkhart 4 Hs WW *36-75 AAO 6 3 00
Evansvllle 4s ref 1942—— JAJ
Fort Wayne—
4Hs 1936 to 1941
1942 to 1946
1947 to 1957-
AAO 6200
AAO 6 2.50
AAO 6 3.00
to
4%
3.00
to 2.50
to
2.75
to 3.12
37
k Last sale,
Negotiability impaired by maturity.
%
to 1.50%
1
n
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t Quotation per 106 gold rouble bond equivalent to 77.4234 grams of purs gold.
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40
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97
101H
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6 Basis,
/ 61H
/ 50
...
18
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63 H
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7s 1945 stamped——AAO
Scrip
——
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4^58, '54 A'61
Deb 4Hs Sept 15 52 MAS15
Deb 4Hs 1960—
MAN15
Ontario (Prov) 6s 43- MAS15
26
Extl 8s 1950
i-.JAJ
Jan 1935 coupon on
/ 17 H
Extl 7s 1956
MAS
March 1935 coupon on
/ 15H
Extl s f 6s of 1928. 1968 JAJ
Jan 1935 coupon on—— /15k
Sec
AA015
JAD
forth Vancouver 5s *60—JAJ
ft ova Scotia (Prov)—
Deb 5s 1960
-MAS
"*25**
F &A f 174
8s 1947———
San Paulo (Brazil) State of—
8% external loan 1936-JAJ
Jan 1935 coupon on——
i
48 k
35
f~25~"
-
1957—
Ctfs of deposit
4s scrip—.
Santa Catharina (Brazil)—
1940-1951
Jane 1 1971
Metrup-Oe
m
(Mtge Bank) 6s 1947-
AA015
.MAN
4Hs May 1
Harbor Oommlssleners—
36k
5H% Ext Ln Dec '21.. JAD *fk2
Certificates of deposit... *fk 1H
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—...
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4s May 1 1944...
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8Hs refdg May 1939.MAN
.
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jcwt.1 s f 6s 1063
...JAJ
MAN
1936-1939
,
57 H
112 H
Rotterdam
ext ft* *64.MAN
Rumania (Monopolies)
Institute 7s 1959-——)
Feb 1935 coupon on
/ 33 H
Russian
June is ls.JAi
Certificates of deponlt.—
Salvador 7s
9
"ir_
AAC
Extl sf 6s 1968
June 1935 coupon on
Rome extl s f CHS 1962—AAO
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mmm
(State,
.
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24
m
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June 11967
JAD
Brit Col (Prov) 5s '48.JAJ 15
5s Apr 25 1954
AAO 25
IHs 1936 1946
JAD29
4Hs 1947-1956
JAD29
19 H
15 X
Grande
mmm
83H
f 19
Rio
Alberta (Prov of) 6s '6OAAOI0
Jan 15 1957
JAJ
4 Ms Jan 15 1942
JAJ15
4Hs July 16 1958—-JAJ
4 Ho Apr 1 1961
-AAO
ll.--.JA:
/ 14
/ 12
Prague i Greater) Olty—
7Hs loan of 1982-62--MAN 104
Prussia 6 Ms 1951—M Aim / 23 H
6s 1962
A&O / 23H
110H
108 H
FAA
6s Mar 1937
MAS
6s May 1952
MAN
5Hs Vict Ln Dec *37—JAD
5sN Serv Nov 15 *36MA 15
&• N Serv Nov 15 '41MAH15
14
110H
94 H
.
AAO
6s refdg Oct 15 '43. AAO 15
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82
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....
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mrnrnm
60
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s
88.96
CANADA
f 13H
s
68
81
(American Dollar Quotations)
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68
55
29
106
58 H
52
47
6s 1943
5s 1956
4 "3
,
or
4 H» ref 1936 1945
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44
58
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itttC...FAA
-
/51H
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25k
101H
105 H
/ 51H
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/
106 H
102 H
100 *4
f 24
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73 k
82 k
42k
Venetian Prov Mtge Bank—
,
8 f 7s 1952 ser K.
—AAO
lifclOOH
Mr. .all 7h
109k
Extl s f 6s 1960
MAN f 39
Extl sf 6s 1964—-—MAN / 39
mmm
Met Wat Serv Ac
Parana v Mint*
86.96
87.83
—
101k
101H
100
12k
Gold 10s 1942
Upper Austria < Prov) 7«*46JAD
101H
101H
40-yr s f 6H« 1965——JAI
36-yr extl sf 6s *63-ltA81,
Norway Municipalities BankGuarsf 6s mo.—.JAI
99H
99k
Gold 7s 1943
mmm
27
106
106H
102 H
101H
75
50
/ 10
June 1935 coupon on.—
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June 1935 coupon on
101H
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82 k
Ticuman(City)Argentine Rep
loured 7s 1951
JAD 1 64
/ 64
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79
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t Union of Soviet Soc Republics
Bank—
/ 25
29
»
Bid.
Bonds.
4Hs July 2 1945..
Silesia n Landowners
...—
■
/ 39
Munich
•'
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Coupons
74k
Assn—
(Bank of the) 1st 6» '47FAA /48 k
S /issons (Olty). JBYance—
158
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8tyria (Prov of) 7s 1946.FAA
30
99
38
35
86 H
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Silesia (Pro v) Poland—
Extl s f 7s 1958..——.JAD
With coupons
Mlnas Geraes (State) Brazil
Extl 6Hs 1958
MA
To
Nst.
Saskatchewan
Slov (King of)
-.-MAN
J 28k
Nov 1 1935 coupon on
Bxti 7s 1963 ser B
MAN
f 28
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1943
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4
Yield Basts
Yield Basis
To
or
Bid.
97
BONDS
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue. 4 ^41
i.
Yield Basis
Bonds.
MUNICIPAL
AND
STATE
ACG., 1935]
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STATE AND: MUNICIPAL
98
BONDS
Quotations for all securities are a» near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
Yield Basis
(Ofty)—
3.10
J&J30
6 3.25
to 3.50
5 Ms Track Elev '30-'47- J*J
4s Fire Dept J'ne 1 *41 -J&J
6 2.00
to
4s O
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Indianapolis—
%
3%
2.60
250
4Mb Sch J ne 15 40J&-D16
4MB 1936-1955
JAJ 62.00
3 Ms Hospital 1930
--JAJ
3Mb Olty Hall 1939 —JAJ
Indianapolis S D—
4s Bldg Sept 1 1940
JAJ
3Ms July 11941
-JAJ
6 2.00
5s Oct 20 1935 39—A&O20
m
to3".25
m
%
1.25
225
2.75
2.50
to 2.50 %
6 2.75
Logansp't 4 Ms *36-'87 -JAD 15
So Bend 4 Hs W W'43—MAN
MAS
City—
4Mb Impt 1939-1948. F&A
*
Bid.
to
3%
3.10
3.35
5 Ms 1941
South Bend School
6 3.00
to 3.25
%
Ask.
101M
JAD 15
JAD 15
4Mb H gh 1937-39
4Mb High 1940-45
JAD 15
4Mb High 1946-49
JAD 15
4Mb High 1950-55..
JAD 15
Capital 4Mb '36-'37 F&A15
4 *a 1938-1941—.FAA16
4Mb 1942-1952—FAA15
itchafalaya Levee Diet—
5b Sept 1935-1972—MA815
6s Dial ref A Imp '49—MA8
101M
101M
101M
5s
1936-1969
100 M
100M
100 M
100 M
99M
99
FAA
-
Jaddo District LeveeAs 1951 opt 1941.
Fifth District Levee—
102
100
100
100
98
98
98
98
to 2.00
As 1935 1942
*—JAD 6 .50
iZZ
JeaarBaplds4M8 '49-'53MAN 6 2.80
Davenport Indep Sch DIst—
4M 1939-1940—
MAN 6 1.75
4Ssl940-1941-.---.MAN 6 2.00
to
to 2 25
1944
100
100
100
2.00
Marshalltown Ind S D—
5s Olty Hall 1935-39—MAN 6 1.00 to 2%
Marsnaiitown—
4Mb Water 1936-42—AAO 6 1.00 to 2.50 %
4MB Water
2.70
1943A'44—AAO
Oltomwa 4Mb June 1936—
Slaux Olty 0s *35-'45—FAA15
0s Beflng 15 1940—FAA15
4M b Sewer 19364:7—MAN
Sioux Olty 8 D 6s 1941—JAJ
$i
102.96
3.50
to
to
to
to
to
Hutchinson—
4Mb Pub Bldg *61 op *81 JAJ 6 3 00 to
to
4Mb 1939
----- 6 2.00
Kansas Olty 5s 1942——FAA
4Mb Wat A Light 1944-JAJ
4Mb Wat Plant Pur *39 JAJ
4Mb Imp July 18 '49—JAJ,
Board or Education—
5 4M ?Wat<w
95 M
94 M
95
95M
JAD
5s Pub Belt 1950-59
4MB 1936-39
4Mb 1940-49.
99M
JAJ
JAJ
96
4Mb 1935-1977
AAO
4e Floating debt 1948. AAO
4b Constitutional 1942.JAJ
4s Public Impt 1950 opt
1942 (old Issue).
JAJ
4b Pub Impt 42 opt '2I.JAI
4Mb serial 1935-1940
4Mb serial 1940-1980
Orleans District—
Be July 1936-1939
6b July 1940-1949
5s July 1950-1969
96
97
98
98
102 M
100
102
100
102 M
101
100M
101M
102
103
■
102 M
_
100M
96
101M
101M
.50
.50
.50
6
6
6
to 2.80
to 2.90
to
2.85
%
1
^
1936-1947--JAJ 61.20
to 3%
97
102 M
103 M
98
97
6 2 50
2 25
to 2.65
Sedgwick Oo 4Mb
Bhawnee Oo. 4Mb
1940
—
6 2.80
1944
Topeka 4Mb 1948
—
Tepeka 8 D 4Mb Mar 1 *36-'46
Wlohlta 4Mb 1936 46
JAD
Wyandotte Oonnty—
4Mb Bridge '36 to '41—FAA
4Mb 1936 1939
JAJ
4 M • 1940-1945—- - - — JAJ
to
6 1.00
6 1.00
6 2.60
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.
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100
102
100
102
102
100
KENTUCKY
103M
103 M
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4Mb WW 1936-51JAJ
4b Fdg 1962 opt '42—FAA
4Mb School Jan 1 1936-69—
Crittenden County—
5Mb Fdg Feb 1 '39-'49.FAA
Henclerson County—
4Mb BAB Oct l'35-'56 AAO
Hickman— 6s Fdg 1949—MAS
Lexington—4s 1945
FAA
5s 8 D 1938
JAD
Livingston Oounty—
5Ms RAB Fdg Marl'49AAO
Lo ilsvUle—6s Sch 1962-AAO
4Mb Hospital 1951
MAS
4Mb Bridge Bev '48-MAN
4Mb Bef 1965JAD
4 Ma Jan 1 1970.
JAJ
4Mb Sewer 1969
JAA
4a Bef
July 1 1937
4s Sewer 1947
4b Lou W Oe 1969
4b Sewer 1965—
4s Jan 1 1970.
JAJ
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FAA
FAA
JAJ
to 3.60
to 3.60
6 3 80
6 3.80
6 3.80
6 3.80
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90
to 3.60
to 3.60
Lynn—
4s '£6-'39 (tax-exmpt)
98 M
to 3.10
/ 78
6 3.15
85
6 3.00
6 3.00
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3 Ms 1938-1939
3 Ms 1940-1951
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.50
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MAS b".50
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.50
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n
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b 3.00 to 2.75 %
6 4.25 .to 4%
b 1.00
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1936-41
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...FAA
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^
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.50
Salem 4s Jan 1 '36-'54 tax-ex. 6
Somerville—
6 3.00
o
4s ^uly 1 1948-50
Springfield
JAJ
%
to 1.90 %
to 3.75 %
to 3.10
%
I
4s 1935-'44 (tax-ex>
FAA 6
Waltham 3 Ms 1935-45—FAA 6
103
.50
4s 1935-1960
FAA 6
WarreD Water Dlstr!ct—
4 Ms 1936 1953..
..FAA 6
.40
2%
to 3.50 %
to 3.70 %
.75
to3%
.25
Wellesley (Town).....
to 2.50 %
.60
4s Mar 1 1936-1946...MAS 6
Winchester 4s 1939-1943 AAO 6 1.20
to
)
to 2 25
to
%
2%
3.10
to 2.80 %
MEXICO
See Foreign Govts, page 97*
tol%
MICHIGAN
5Ma July 16 1941
JAJ16
5Ms Oct 15 1941
AA015
to 2.50
to 3.50
to 3 05
to 3.25
to 3.40
to 2 85
Westbrook 4Ms 1935-48
6 3.50
to 3.25
115M
113M
113M
113M
114M
Ann Arbor Srnool bistriut—
JAD
JAD
4s Funding 1948
...
6 2 25
to 2
6 2.90
to 2.80
62 90
6 2 90
6 2 90
5s
to 2.80
to 2 95
MARYLAND
to 2.80
to 2.80
2 30
2 30
2.30
to 2.
MAS
4 Ms Mar 11936-'55—MAS
4Mb Mar 1 1956—-MAS
4s Aug 1 1951
-FAA
4s Annex 1954
...JAD
4s Parks 1955MAN
4s Mar 1 1961
MAS
4s Aug 1 1961—-—-FAA
4s School 1936 1939—MAN
105
%„
88^
98
102
s
%
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■
*
2.75
3.15
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105
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6s Gen. Imp. 1943-45—MAS
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AAO
102
Nominal,
2.25
F&A
3.50
4MB 1936-1937
.F&A
4Mb 1938-1949
.F&A
Bay City—
5 Ms w w 1935-1951—M&S
Bay City Union S D—
6s July 1 1936
J&J
2.50
Battle Creek S D—
4Mb Rd A Bdge *86-'40 JAD16
4Mb 1936 1942...
JAD15
4 Ma 19? 6 1942—
..JAJ
3 % certificates of indebtedness
6 1,
April 15 1938 to 1950——
Annapolis 4Mb * W *42. AAO 6(3
Baltimore—6s 1936-1946 MAS 63
5s 1936-1961
—AAO 63.
%
to 4.50
U2M
100
Sept 1935
Battle Creek—
4s City Hall 1936
to 2 95
101M
1.50
3.75
New Bedford—
to 2.25
to 2.95
6 3.50
ho
2.15
.35
8aco 4s April 1939
AAO 6 3.00
South Portland Sewer Dlst4- 1935 1950
MAN 6 1.00
Waterville 4Mb 1940-50-... 6 3.70
—-
July 1 '39-'49 ..JAJ
3%
to 2.90
6
FAA
5M« Highway 1941
JAD
5s Highway 1940
JAD
4Mb Highway 1943
FAA
4Mb
Highway Impt 1937 AAO
4« Highway Impt 194?
AAO
Ann Arbor (City) 4s 1936—-
LOUISIANA-
5s H!way
MA N
to 2.25
to 2.70
6 3 05
6 3.05
8?^
97
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O fH
MAS b 2.00 .to 2.50 %
4s Funding 1938
6 3.05
104
_
6 2.50
b 2 .90
70
Paducab—
5s Port Oomm'n 1936-37.. JAJ
5s Port Oomm'n '36- 69--JAJ
5s Highway Dee 16 '85-49 JAD
la P*o 31 1938—
JAJ
to
%
%
4Mb '36-43 (taxexmp) AAO 6
2%
to 2 30
to 2.85
103 M
.50
2.70
Milton—
to 2 60
.50
.50
b
.50
b 2.00
Portland Water District—
8mb Bef 1943
JAJ 6 2 40 to 2.20
8* Sew A Park 1941...JAJ 6 2.20 to 2.05
Owensboro—5b Sewer—JAD 6 4.10 to 3.90
4 Ms w w 1935-1970... A AO
Warren Oo—4Mb *36-'59.JAJ
to 1.90
3 Ms 1935-1942 tax-ex. MAN
6
to 3.10
6 3.25
.50
4Mb 1937 (tax-ex) ——FAA
m
.75
61.25
4s High Scb 1936 tax-exem
Portland Bridge Dlst (taxable)
8Mb July 1936 to 1939.MAS 6 1.00
104
6
2.65
Lowell—
,
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4s O H *36-*45 tax-ex.AAO 6
95
103
65
6 3.25
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4s July 1936-1939—JAJ 6'
4s July 1952-1958
JAJ
Portland—
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.50
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4Mb *36 '41 (tax-ex)
JAJ 6 1.00
to 4.25
97
Klttery Water District—
5s Jan 1936 to 1938
JAJ
Old Town Water District—
Oevlugton—
6
Holyoke—
4.30
b 3.50 to 3.25
I
Kennebec Water District—
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4%
4%
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2 60
4s 1940-51 (tax-exmpt)MAN 6 2.05
.50
Maiden 4s '35 '44(tax-ex) FAJ 6
Medford—
6
.50
4b 1936 A 1940 tax-ex-.JAJ
Augusta 4S Octl fi 1935-65AAO
4a Wat-Wks Sept 1 1936-40
Batb 4s Bef 1941 tax-ex. JAD
Belfast 4Mb Ref 1935-1950—
Brewer High Sch Dlst—
4Mb 1935-1945
...MAN
104
Ashland—6b 1936 *7
MAS 6 4.10
4Mb 81 *42. '47 A '52-HAS 6 4.10
Bewflng Green—Be 1955. JAJ 6 4.05
4MB 1936-44
„
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Project No. 2 July 1 '50 JAJ
Project No. 3 July 1 '50 JAJ
.50
River—
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to 2.70
3.20
6
MAS
4s Sept 1 1935-1953
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4s HIghw A Bdge '3649 MAN
48 Highw A Bdge '40-44 MAN
4s State Pier 1936 1942..MA8
.75
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3.20
4Mb 1936-1937
—MAS 6 1.00
4MB 1938-1941
MAS b 2.15
4s 1936-'55 (tax-ex)...MAN 6 1.00
Franklin (Town)
MAIN!
to 2.80
.50
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.50 ,to 2.25 %
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to
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97 M
^
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6
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-
to
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99
97
96
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„
_
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Cambridge—
4s Oct 1 1946-1949
AAO 6 2.50
3Ms May i 46 ireg).MAh
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Tensas Basin Levee District—
.75
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5s 1936
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Brockton—
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6s 1936-1944.-JAD
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5s 1945-1967.
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PlaQuemine Parish E Bank—
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5s Oct 1952 opt 1942—AAO
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Pentchartraln District— ■■
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Red River A A B B District—
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AAO
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6s Mar 1953 opt 1943-MAS
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4Ms Tun 1960 tax-ex.. AAO
4Mb Dec 1970
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4a 1936-1939 (tax-ex)..JAJ
4s Tunnel A Sub 1948-JAi
4c Sub 1957 tax-ex
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4s Sub 1958 tax-ex
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95
96
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4MB 1936 1953—JAJ
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4Mb 1936-1961——AAO
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4Mb Soldiers Oompen '35-52 6 .50
4a Soldiers Oemp 1953—JAJ 6 2.75
4i Soldiers Oemp 1954—JAJ 6 2.75
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MAS 115M 116 M
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5s Jan 1954 opt 1944...JAJ
5s Jan 1937 opt 1928
JAJ
6s 1956-1970
AAO
——3.60
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3Mb 1937 reg (tax-exem).JAJ
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3b Met Sewerage 1980—-MAS
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Washington Sob San Dlst—
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JAJ 6 4.15 to 3.90
5s 1909
101
101
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1935-1944
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1956-1965—MAS 6 3.10 .to 2.90 %
1972-1975-—
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—
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Yield Basis
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or
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Bonds.
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6 3 10
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4Mb Sanltorium 36 '42-J&J
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Apr 1938-1939
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Apr 1940-1952—A&O
1936 1937
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2.10 to 2.60 %
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4 Ms
4Mb
4 Ms
4 Ms
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4Mb 1936-50
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4Mb Court House 1937-52 _
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2.00
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•t Paul— 0b Sc July i '61.J&J
——
4Mb W W 1935-42—A&O
6b School July 1 1961— J&J
5b Gen'l lmpt 1936-62- J&J
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2.75
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4Mb July 1 1955.
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4Mb 1936 1937
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4Mb 1938-1059.
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Flood 1936 '53
A&O
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Greenville 5e fund '43-'50 F&A
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4Mb Jan 1 1936-1952
4Mb 1935 1952
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Gloucester Co-—
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4Mb Imp 1936 1942
J&J
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Hoboken—4Mb 1940
J&J
5fl School 1936-1954—-J&J
Hudson Co—4Mb 1948—A&O
4Mb May 1 1959
M&N
4Mb 1936 1978—M&N15
4s g Para 1954 & '59..M&N
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1.50
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1.75
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—J&J
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4Mb 1935-1964
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4Mb 1936-1942
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4Mb 1943-1949
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4Mb 1955-1958
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4Mb School 1943
A&O 6
4Mb Water *36 to '60.M&N 6
4 Ms 1942-1969
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95
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.—F&A 6 3.50 to 3.10
6 3.50 to 3.10
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/ Flat price
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Bonus 1940-1949—AAO
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4s Oanal Term Jan 1946--JAJ
4s ( High Imp Mar 1958 MAS
4s 2 High Imp Sept 1958 MAS
4s Sigh Imp Mar 1960—MAS
4s Oanal Imp July 1960—JAJ
4s Oanal Imp Jan 1961—JAJ
4s Oanal Imp July 1961—JAJ
4s Bighw Imp Mar '61—MAS
4s Palisade Park 1951—MAS
4s Oanal Jan 1902———JAJ
4s Slghw Imp Mar 62—MAS
4s Oanal Imp Jan 1967—-JAJ
4s Bighw Imp Mar 07—MAS
4s PaUsades Park 1967—MAS
4s Bldg osnstr '85 *89—MAS
4s Bldg oonatr *40-*49—MAS
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3i g Oanal Jan 1 1959..—JAJ
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Lackawanna 4M* 35-'54 MAN 6 4.25 to 3.75 %
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6 4.00 to 3 25
4 Ms 1943-1949
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6Ms 1936-1941
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4s Sewerage 1950-55—MAN 6 410
5s Jan 2 1938...
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4Mb 1939-1959
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4.40s 1936-1950
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5s School 1938-1939—-AAO 6 310 to 3.50
5s School 1940-1955
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,
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possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue.
To
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Jan25'37 J&J 25
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1971—J&D15
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4 Ms July 1 '37-55
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8Hs R T 1948-1950—M&N
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8Ma g exempt 1952..M&N
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8M« g exempt 1953—M&N
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8Mb g exempt 1954—M&N
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4.10% Sewer 1936-50--J&J
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8Mb 1942-1945
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104% %
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4s Nov 1966
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3 Ms Oorp stock July 1 '75-_
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4Mb 1936 1942
-J&D 6 3.50
North Tarry town—
4Mb Water 1935-45—A&O
4Mb Water 1946-64—A&O
4Mb 1947-72
J&J
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4Mb Water 1936-89-—J&J
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Ontario Os 4a 36 51-.M&N
Omlnlng4Ms 1936-42-. M&S
4Ms Water 1936-1969-A&0
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Oystsr Bay Wat Dlst—
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.50
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Port Jervis 4Mb 1937-1966 — 6 3.25
Port of N Y Authority—
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Gen & ref 4s May 1 1975 ...
101
3s series F Mar 1 1941——
Arthur Kill Bridges—
107
4 Ms Ser A 1936 to'46M&S
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As Ser B 1936 to 50-J&D
113
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4 Ms Ser B 1939to'53M&N
Bayonne Bridge—
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104
4s8er O 1938 to'53-J&J3
Inland Terminal—
105
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4 Mb Ser D 1936to'60M&S
Holland Tunnel—
113%
112%
4Mb Ser K 1936to'60M&S
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Putnam Oo 4Mb '36-'51-A&0 6 3.25
4s 1935-1954
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4Mb Highway 1935-36 F&A
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4Mb Highway 1937-58 F&A
Rochester 5s 1936-1951 -F&A 6 3.00
tol%
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4Mb Pub Imp '36'45-J&JU
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4.20s 1938-1949— ——F&A
4.15s 1936-1950
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4.10s 1936-1946
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to
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J&D
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Warren Oo 4Mb
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6 3.50
to 2.85
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to
6 3.50
to
to
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to 2.70
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6 2.90
to
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to 2 .60
1936
5e
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Beckland Oo—
4Mb '35-'38 (reg)
4Mb 1936-1946
BsckTllle Centre (V)—
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F&A15
M&S
6 2.25
6 2.75
to
2%
to
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.
J&D
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Rye(V)5s Mar 10 "86-'I8 M&S
Rye & Har'son On Fr S D No 6
6 3.60
6 2.75
to 3.25
6 3.50
to
—F&A
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Dayton—
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6 4.10
6 4.10
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6 3.80
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6 4.25
to 4.10
6 4.70
6 3.00
to 4.50
6 3.00
6 3.50
to 1.50
to 3.30
to 3.20
4a Pub Imp '36 to '36.MAS 6 2.10
6 3.00
4s May 15 1936-1953
4s 1936-1942
FAA 6 3.00
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101
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3.90
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6 4.10
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6s Jan 1951
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6 4.10
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4*a May 1948—
4*8 Nov 11948—
4*s 1950
4*s Dec 17 1978
4s July 1939
4s July 1942—
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4a Nov 11960
JAJ
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48 1936-1942
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100
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102
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6 2.75
6 3.00
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6 3.50
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6 4.25
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4.00 to 3 80
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Due May 1 1943-50-—M&N 6 4.00 to
3.75
101*
to 2.60
to
101
'36 «•—a«U
5s Sept 1941
5s June 1 1936-39
101*
6 3.80
6 3.80
3.60
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to 3.60
fackaon Oo—
4*s fund 1936-47—M&N 15
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Stanley Co 4*« fd *43-'48 J&D
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to 3.60
to 2 75
to
6 2.50
to
2%
2.60
2%
6 3.00
to
90
95
90
70
95
75
90
95
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4s
4%
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FAA 6 3.70
MAS 6 3.00
1935-1950
1936-1937
JAJ 6 3.60
1936-1956.
to 1.75
to 2.50
4*s Imp ser I *35-*38-AAO 6 3.30
4*s 1930-1946
JAJ 6 3.40
2.85
to 2.65
2.85
3.00
6 3.50
6 3.00
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2.25
2.25
to
to
to
28
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Impt 1940-1945—JAJ
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2.65
%
2%
2%
BHODB ISLAND
32
1
39
to 3 25
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its onarlt inat
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6 3.00
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to 2.75
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AAO
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to
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1.50
MaB
6 3.10
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4s July 15 *40-'45
JAJ16 6 3.25
to
to 4.15
5a Highway 1936-1940.FAA 6 4 00
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2.80
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to
1967
to 3 60
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to
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1.85
6 3.50
to 390
Kershaw Oo—
3.25
6 3.00
Scranton
to 4%
JAJ / 28
Bugene 6s 1942
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Multnomah Go—
4*8 Bridge 1936-1944.JAD
4*s 1949 1956
F&A
4s Bridge 1945-1966—JAD
to 3.75
to 3.75
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to 1.50
6 2.75
6 2.90
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JAD
85
to 5.00
108
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Astoria 5s 1963
108
JAJ 6 3.90
6 4.00
6 2.90
4*% Dec 1 1935.
4*% Dec 1 1930
4*% Dec 1 1937.—
4*% Dec 1 1938
4*% 1939-41
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4*% 1942-53
JAD 6 3.00
Reading 5« impt 1943-49.JAJ
Schuylkill Co—
4*s 1936-1955JAJ
OBIQON
i-3*8 May 15 1941-1945
4*s HiKiiway 36- 4a— AAO
4*8 1936-1944 (s-a)
AAO
4*s H'way '36-"49 (s-a).AAO
4s Highway 1935-42
AAO
4s Highway 1936-41
AAO 6
99
106
75
MA8 6 4.00
to 3 60
Scranton SD—
2*s May 15 1936-1940
3.75
103
100
to
5*s Deo 11940....... JAD
Public Works Relie*-—
1935 1940——JAD 6 3.00
5s Water 1936
MAS 6 2.20
6*8 July 1946
FAA
5*8 Wat A Park '36-'49 FAA
5*s 1936-1939
FAA
5s 1936-1947
FAA
6s Feb 1 1936-1939
to
to 3.75
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Greenville Oo ms^lO-'fiS.JAJ 6 3.75
4*s Highw 1930-1945 .FAA 6 3.75
Greater Greenville Sewer Dist
6 3.90
4*8 1936-1937
MAS
4*s 1938-1946
MAS
4s 1936 to 1939
JAJ
4*8 *36-'38 taxable..M&N
OKLAHOMA
3%
to 3.75
Pittsburgh—4*s *36-'50 JAD
Muskogee 5s Sew 1936—MAS 6 3.25
Oklahoma City—
Columbia 5s Ref 1941
4*s Water 1945
%---3.50
101*
Phila S D 4*a '36-'43
to
to 3.75
3.40
104*
104*
103*
103*
101*
101*
101*
101*
101*
JAj
—
i
to3.15
to
JAJ
JAJ
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6 3.70
JAJ
JAJ
JAJ
r
to 4.00
102
*86-'40—MAN15 6 5.50
6s May 15
6 3.90
Norristown 8 D 4 *81943-JAJ 6 2.90
Philadelphia 4s 1937
to 4.00
to 4.10
Greenville—-5s St 1942—.JAJ
McK'p't S D 4*8 '36-'43^1 AN 6 3.70
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to
3J5
4". 10 %
to
3 50
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6 4.20
6 4.20
to 4.00
to
to 3.90
4%
%
3.75
4~25
to
to
to 4 30
to
to 2.65
6 3.70
6 3.70
Lackawanna Co 4s 1944-FAA 6 3.60
6 3.00
Lancaster Go 4*s A 4*s
Lancaster S D 4s
May 1945.. 6 3.00
101
to 4 00
6 4.00
6 4.00
Charleston Oo 6s 1937—-JAJ
Cheraw 5s *52 opt
'32..July 1
Clarendon Oo—
3%
Harrisburg—
6 3.40
6 3.40
to 1.50
6 4.00
JuneJ936 1957-JAD
4*s Highway 1936-37-FAA
4*8 Highway 1938-43-FAA
Charleston—4*s Jan '02-JAJ
4s Refg '38
(tex-exem).JAJ
to 3.60
6 4.00
6 4.10
to 3.90
3.00
.50
Anderson Oo—
2.75
to 2.75
1940-1945-1950-J&D
Braddock 4*8 '35 '44--M AN
Cambria Go 4*s Nov 1 '35-*45
Chester 4s'37 op* 17 tax-ex JAJ
4*8 1935-1940
JAJ
Cheater S D 4*a 1937-*42—
Brie—4*8 Sch 1936-39-A&<
4*8 1935-1900
FAA
Srie S D 4s 1936-1938 —FAA
4*8 1936-1937
AAO
4*8 Jan 1 1930-1940
Payette Co 4s road 1936-AAO
JAD
AAO
JAD b
SOUTH CAROLINA
to 2.75
5*s
MAN
3 *s Refunding 1940-55—
6 3.05
4*s ctfs indebt '39-'53—JAD 6 3.25
Aiken Co 4*s 1937-1945
6 4.00
2.75
to 2.75
to 2.75
6 3.00
6 4.00
Bethlehem
2.90
%75
to 2.75
to
6 3 00
1942
FAA
1936-1958
MAS
Altoona--4s *36 opt '16-.JAJ
4s Highway '37 opt '32-JAJ
2.75
to 2.75
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2%
to
.JAJ
MAN 2
5s 1935-1936
MAN 6 *3.00
5s 1937-1942
MAN b 1.50
5s Funded 1930-1959—AAO b 1.50
4s Funding 1947—.—AAO
100
62.70 to 2.60
Highway 194i. '43. '46.
to 3 70
to
4 *s
to 1.50 %
2.55
2.75
2.50
2.90
3.00
3.00
Woonsocket 4*« Fd *41-JAD
6s Fund 1930-1961—MAN 5*2 60
4*s 1936-1967
JAD b 2.00
4*s Funding 1944—MAN
4*s 1935 1907
JAD
to 2.50
JAJ 6 2.70
45. 47. "50, "52
1950
.50
.91
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4s Oct 1 1904
48 1936 1950
x
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42,
.70
101
101
to 3.70
to 3.90
to 3.70
to 4.50
Toledo Sch Dist—
Zanesville—*58
50
80
129
*30—J&D 6 2.70
July 1 1951 Series O..JAJ
4*8 Dec 1 1951 opt
4*8 1939, 1944, 1949
to 2
6 4.25
6 4.20
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•5s Sewer 1949
MAS 6 4.20
m
Net.
JAJ
48 May 1902
4s Water 1902
4s
Summit Go—
*6s Road Imp 1935--.AAO
99
99
•4*s Oct. 1 1935-'37
*4* 1935-1940
AAO 6 4.20
Toledo *5s W W *37-'44_FAA 6 4.10
•6s Sept 1935-1942—MAS 6 4.10
MAS
4s May 2 1957
3%
3%
PENNSYLVANIA
to
to 3.70
*68 1936-1944
Is July
to
to 3.80
6 4.00
Lucas Go 4s G-H 1944—-MAS 6 3.90
•4*s 1935-1940.
—JAD? 6 3.90
•4*8 1935-1950
AAO
•4*s 1936-1956
AAO
•6s 1935-1960
MAN
Teungstown—
♦6s Bdge 1935-41
AAO
•4*8 1936 1957—
AAO
Youngstown School Dist—
•4*8 1944-1947
MA8
to 3%
to 4.10
to 4.50
•4*8 1935-1954
MAS15
•4*a 1936-1953
MAS
•4*8Bdg 1935 A '38-.F&A
*4*b Nov 1 1935-'63 -r4b Park July 1 1942—JAJ
to 1.50
to
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JAD b
1935-1937
1938-1959
Water Jan 2 1930
4s Jan 1 1945
4s Oct 1 1954
to 3.80
•5s Park A Imp '35-'41.AAO 6 4.00
6 4.70
Lima *5*s Sewer 1935-1947
6 4 70
•5s Sewer Feb 16 *30 51—
Mahoning Val. San. Dist—
•4 *s water 1935-52
AAO
Martin's Fy *5s"35-'44--MA8
Miami Oonservancy Dist—
*5*s (1 to 5 yr mat'y).JAD
*5*s (5 to 10 yr mat'y)JAD
*5*s (after 10 years)..JAD
Montgomery County—
•5s F1 Emerg '36- 42--JAD
*5s ref 1936-1941
AAO
Newark *4*s 1936 41___AAO
•Portsmouth—6s 1936
JAJ
Portsmouth City 8 D—
•4*s 1936-1950
JAJ
Springrield *6s 1935—..MAS
*4*b St Impt 1936
MAS
*4*8 1936-1949
..MAS
4s 1936-1955
MAS
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AAO
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Bast Cleveland—
„
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4s
6 3.70
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or
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or
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JAJ
Newport—4*s *86-'39—MAS
6*s June 1 1936-1953
4*s May 1936-1942—M&N
4s May 15 1948
MAN
3*s g High Sch 1954-JAD
Pawtncket—4*s 1950
JAJ
4*s Sewer 1952......JAD
4*s School 1954
MAN
4s Water 1937
MAN
1.00
1,00
1.00
.75
.75
.75
1.00
TENNESSEE
1.50
1.75
2.25
4*s highway 1939-.....JAD 6 3.00
4*s bridge 1945-..-." J&j 6 3.40
2.50 «»s refdg July 29 1955-JAJ 6 3.70
to 2.75 %
4*a July 1 1945
J&J 6 3.40
3.50 4*a highway 1939—.
J&J 6 3.00
is refdg July 29 1955
J&J 6 330
3.50 5a Memorial Aud'm 1961-J&J 6 3.75
Carter County—
to 3%
to 3 40 %
5s funding Jan 1 1959-J&J
/ 79
to 2.60 %
5*s Road...
/ 79
Chattanooga—
to 3.40 %
4*s School 1950
A&O
100
4*8 Memorial Aud '52M&N
101
to 3%
5s Hospital 1954
M&S
102
to 3.10
Cocke County—
to 3.30
4*8 Road July 15 '47—J&J
100
to 2.70 %
Cumberland Oo 5s 1956—J&J
95
Davidson County—
4*s Highway 1947
J&J 6 3.00
6% Oo Memorial '36 '50J&J 6 3.25
Oyer Oo 4*s Apr 1 1955
60
to 1.25
Fayette County—
to 1.25
4*s Road 1958
J&J
92
3.00 Giles County—
3.00
6% Highway 1947
JAD 6 3.40
1.00 Gibson County—
to 2.90 %
4% Road 1936-1958
JAJ 6 525
to 2 90
Hamilton County—
to 2 90
4*% Refunding 1957.AAO 6 4.00
to 2 70
5% Bridge 1944
6 4.00
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Johnson
f
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6 4.00
85
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May 1 1930-1940
MAN 6 4.00
Knoxville—
to 2.85
to
3.25
to 3.50
3.25
to 2.85
to
to 3.15
to 3.60
82
82
101
102
104
101
98
to 2.85
to
%
3%
62
95
to 3.25 %
to
5%
to 3.85
to 3.85
to 3.75
88
to 3.85 %
.
4*8 Impt 1935-39
FAA
5s
M&S
95
100
98
101
M&S
100
102
5* % Fdg Sept 11950.M&8
102
5s
1936 1937
1938-1951—
103
Madison County—
494% Highway '16**4? J&D 6 4.00
o Basis,
f Flat price.
• Subject to taxation; by an amendment to
by municipalities in that State are subject to taxation.
the Constitution of Ohio, adopted Sept. 3 1912. bonds
to 3.85 %
issued after Jan
1 1913
*
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for
the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
to 3 60
"50—JAJ b 3.60
to 3.50
MAN 6 3.60
-JAJ b 3.60
MAS b 3.60
J AD
96
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to 3.25
^Is^ourthouse"1957... A AO 6 3.60
San Antonio—5s
.
to 3.40
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4«% Jail 1940-1951—HAS
6 3.60
b 3.60
8D5Ks 7^X9364968—JAJ b 4.25
*%■RosdJuly2'36-"58JAJ 6 5.00
Washington County—
5% Fdg Jan 1
White Oeuncy—
101
JAJ
1954
514% Highway
1955—MAS b 4.25
.
to 3.60
6s Gen Fund 1936-1940—JAJ b 1.00
4M% Gen. oblig
1936-43 6 1.00
% Gen oblig
1943-50 6 2.40
6 4.15
to 3.90
6 4.15
6 4.15
to 3.90
6 4.15
to 3.90
6 3.90
to 3.60
ap Bldg rev 4Ms 1947 opt 33
Clark Co 5Ms *52 opt '33 AAO
6s 1935-'53
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6 3.90
to 3.60
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to
4%
88
99
101
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79
79
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102
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1
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6 2.60
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2,60
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Spokane—
4Mb Park 1963
4s A 4 Ms ref 1935-51
to 2.90
6 2.50
to 2.75
.50
%
4.10
to 4.60
to 4.70
to 4.80
to
3%
!
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JAJ 0 3.60
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!
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4Mb 1936-54
.75 to 3.75 %
5Ms 1936-'53
J & J
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5s funding 1936-42
Spokane Water Revenue—
.75 to 2%
4Ms-4Ms 1936-41
AAO 0
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.50
4Ms
Middleburr 4s '41op'21-MAN
Rutland 4Ms 1946-48
JAJ 6 3 05
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1935-48
JAD
Oct 1 1935-1949—AAO
HAN
...
3 Mb Ref 1943-'54
6 2 75
to
Seattle School Diet Ne. 1—
„
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4 Ms G O ref wat 1936-'54Yakima—
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Walla Walla—
to
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VIRGINIA.
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103
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104
104 M
105M
1935-'51—J A D 0 2.50 to 4.25 %
5 Ms G O sewer 1939 MAN
101
104
1942
HAS f 63
f 63
5sRoadMar 15 1936-1957
68
514s Impt Apr 10
1956-1965
4s
(commonwealth) 1962
127
Olebnrne 5s W
88
68
95
3M% ctfs of indt July 1 '39 101
3s Ponded debt 1991
JAJ 106
4Msctf Indebt 19?6 37—JAJ 101
Albemarle Co 5s 1948
JAJI6 4.50
Corpus
75
78
Alexandria 6s 1936
414s 1936
W'52op'32 JAJ
Christ! 5s fd 07-FAA /
1935 1959—PA A / 75
Dallas 5s 1936 i960
-MAN 5 3.50
5 3.50
414s 1936-1970
5 3.50
414s July I 1936-1949-JAJ
414s 1936 *45
MAN 5 3.50
4Mb 1946-'85
MAN 5 3.50
4s School 1936-1951—JAJ 5 3.50
Oo4!4s&>Ptl0'61 Apr 10 b 3.40
5o Viad't A Bridge Feb 1<)
1954 opt 1924
Apr 10 5 3.40
El Paso 5s WW Purch'50 AAO 5 4.40
5s Fund 1951 opt '31-MAS 5 4.40
6s School 1955 opt '35-JAJ 5 4.40
1950_AAO,6 4.25
ArlingtonOe 5Ms *6-'54-FAAi6 4.50
78
6s Water
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Bristol 5Ms Scb 1935-'53
-I
Charlottesville 5s 1902—MAS & 4.00
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4MB 1936 1900
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5 4.40
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5 3 80
5s 1936-1959
JAD
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PAA
414s 1936-1964
PAA
4s Refunding 1941.—JAJ
5 3.80
3.50
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Galveston—-
,.
5 3.80
5 3 80
5 8.80
4.15
to
_
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5s Grade Rais 1944—AAO
5s School 1935-1954—MAS
4.30
4 30
to 3.95
1936-1956———AAO
4 30
to 3.95
4Mb Grad. Ac. *4Sop'28 JAJ
414s Grad.Ac.'49 op'29AAO
4.30
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Galveston County—
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Grimes Co.—
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1936-'64-AAO 10 5 5.25 to 5%
AAO 5 3.45 to 3.10
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Houston—5s Bew1939--MAN 5 3.75 to 3.30
5Hs Road
Harris Co 4s '47 op '17
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70
5s Ref Oct 16 *41op*31-AAO
5s Mun Imp 1936
.PAA
4Mb Sept 1935-1052--MAN
4Mb Oct 26 38 op '28-AAO
4MB 1936-1967
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414s Impt 1936-39 (s-a).JAJ
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5 3.75
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Houston S D 6s Feb 1952—-.
4 Ms 1937-1951
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Palestine 5s Sch Aug 1 1939.
1944, '49. '64. '59. *64—-Pert Arthur—
5s 1936-1970
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5 3.70
5 3.70
to 3.30
3.30
1958—JAJ.6 4.00
4Ms Ref Aug 1942
FAA & 4.00
4Mb July 1 1939-1950—JAJ 6 4.00
Fairfax Co 4Mb 1945-FAA2 6 4.30
Henrico Co Sch 5s *30-'58 JAJ 6 4.25
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1
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4Mb Pub Impt 1946—JAJ 6 3.50
4Mb Water 1951
JAJ 6 3.50
4s Pub Impt 1939-1959. JAJ 6 3.50
Newport News 4Mb '48-JAD 6 4.00
4Ms Feb 1953
FAA 6 4.00
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100
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6 3.90
5% Water May 1952
6 3.90
5% Port Terminal May '52- 6 3.90
5M% 8chool Oct 1951
6 4.00
Petersburg 4Mb 1952—AAO 6 4.10
Portsmouth—5Ms 1951—FAA 6 4.50
4Mb Imp Oct 1 1942—AAO 6 4.50
4MB Sch A Sew 1938—JAJ 6 4.50
4MB 1936 1954
JAJ 6 4.50
6s Water 1948
JAD 6 4.50
Rlcnmond-4Mb 1949
JAJ 6 3.00
4MB 1958
JAJ 6 3.00
4Mb July 11964
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4Ms JnlJ 1 1965
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4s 1943
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Roanoke 4Mb Ref 1936—JAJ 6 3.75
4Mb Street Impt May 1940 6 3.75
4Mb Pub BJdg 1941—MAN 6 3.75
4Mb Pub Bldg 1944—MAN 6 3.75
4Ms Apr 1962
AAO 6 3.75
Staunton 5s 1935-58
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Green Bay—
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6b W W 1936-1960—MAM 6 4.00
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Madison—
4Mb 1936-1937
4Mb 1938-1949
Milwaukee—5s *36-'40
JAD
2.00
JAD
JAJ
2.75
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to 2.95
to 2.75
JAJ & 3.00 to 3 30
Clarksburg 5s 1935-1953. A AO 6 3.00 to 3.50
Clarksbg 8 D 5b '41 00 '21MA8 100 M
4s Read 1951 ept 1941
1 1935
to 2.25
to 2.95
5s 1936-1952
100
/ Flat price. \ * Called for payment Nov
1.00
2.G0
b 2.CO
'
2.00
» 2.25
■>
JAJ b
WYOMING
6 Basis.
to
to 1.50
5 4.50
Cameron County—
414s
1.50
1.50
to 1.50
Brasorla Co—
5s
to
to 2.10
to 1.15
*2.75
to 410
1.50
6 1.35
6 1.00
4Mb 1941-1955
4Mb 1936-1957
104
1.50
3.00
6 2.00
6 1.35
AAO
AAO
1936 1939
5s 1940-1965414s 1936-1970
4s 1942 opt 1922
5s
Dallas
King County—
4 Ms Bridge 1935-1938 MAN
4Mb Bridge 1939-1949 MAN
4Mb 1936-1950
MAN
Pierce Co 5s Sept 1 *35-378ept
4Ms 1936-'44
Port of Seattle 5s 35-'55 MAS
4Ms Jan 1930-1955
JAJ
1.50
1.50
Seattle— 6s 1936-41 LAP AAO b 2.00
5 Ms L A P 1936-43
MAN b 2.00
5a Light A Pow 1942-50AAO 6 4 60
4M Lt A Pr 1939-'5« MAN b 4.60
pages
VERMONT.
3 Ms
101
1938—JAD
to 3.25 <
3.25 \
to 4.25 '
to 4.25 '
161"
100
5 Ms Water 1936-38-MAS
5s Water 1945
to
to 3.25 %
to
100
5s general oblig
Revenue—
514s April 11941
—-JAJ
414s Road 1939
JAJ
4 Ms July 1 1939
JAJ
414s July 1 1937
—-■
Ogden 4M% 1935-1945—PAA
Salt LakeOlty—
'
5s Refunding 1941
.JAJ
4s Ref 1936-1945
AAO
4s Ref 1946-1965
AAO
Salt Lake City 8 D—
4s May 1 1949
HAN
Salt Lake Co 4Mb Apr 1 1942
to3.25 %
to 3.25 ^
2%
to 2.50 %
to 2 75
1951-" b 2.85 to 2.75
101M
M% Gen oblig
4%
103
to
Everett—
to 3.90
UTAH.
to
Net
to 3.90
3.60
3.60
UNITED STATES—-8ee
%
Ask.
WASHINGTON
to 3.90
to 3.40
to 4.65
Bid.
Bonds.
to 3.60
b 4.15
6 4.15
to 3.40
to
To
or
Net,
79
5s
98
.
b 3.90
b 3.90
Ask.
1950—MAN / 75
514s 1935-1940
Feb 10 1960
4 Ms 1935 1955
4Ms 1935 1900
414s 1936-1946
to 3.50
to 3.50
TEXAS.
/ 82
Abilene 6s Feb 1A*59-'05—
94
Amarillo 4Mb *36-'58-MA815
Austin 5s 1936-1942
JAJ 6 3.60
5 3.60
5s SchBlgAHbs *52op,32JAJ
4Mb 1930-1961
r-JAJ 5 3.60
4Mb 1936 1953
JAJ 5 3.60
5 3.60
4KB 1954-1958—--—JAJ
Beaumont 5> '52 op 82—AAO 5 4.50
4.50
5s Water Works 1954-MAS
'35-'53-MAS
514s W W 1930--05—MAN
5s Sept 1935-1953
MAR
5s Sept 1935-1959
MAS
5s St Imp Diet No 2 1943—
414s 1936-1967
-JAJ
4 lis 1935-1968,.
PAA
San Antonio 8 D 5s *56—FAA
Tarrant County—
■
414s Ocii 10 '35'59-AAOlO
Waco—5s Sewer 1937—JAJ
5s Water-Works 1942—JAJ
4148 Water 1937-1908—JAJ
Wichita Palls 6s
to 3.50
4Mb 1936 1948
Polk Co 5s 1936 -45
Robertson County—
4Kb Road 1948
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask.
Memphis 5s July 1954-—JAJ 6 3.75
5s River Term '36-"48-AAO & 3.75 to 3.60
to 3.60
4Mb Water 1936-1902-JAJ b 3.75
4Ms Water 1949
-JAJ b 3.75 to 3.60
4Mb Park 1959
AAO 6 3.75 to 3.60
4Mb 1936-1955
-JAD 6 3.75 to 3.60
4s 1935-1954
MAS 6 3.60 to 3.50.
Montgomery O©—5s Cumberto 3.50'%
land River Bd*e 1953. PA A 6 3.75
to 3.50 %
Nashville 6s 1936 1942-AAO 6 3.60
to 3.50
5s March 1936 1080-MAS 6 3.60
to 3.50
5s Memorial 8q 1935-50-—- & 3.60
4Mb High Sch 1940
JAJ 6 3.60 to 3.50
4Mb Hospital '38
4Mb 1935-1988
4Mb 1936 1907
Yield Basis
To
or
or
Bid.
Bonds.
103
MUNICIPAL BONDS
STATE AND
AUG., 1935]
to 2.50
to 2.50
to 3.25
3.25
to 3 25
2%
Quotations in this department are given per share, not per cent, except for stocks of Canadian
Institutions, and are
possible for the closing day of the month preceding dale of issue, though often are nominal. An asterisk
(*) denotes
as near as
sales.
Figures of deposits, capital and profits for the National banks are from the Comptroller's last call; for ail other insti¬
tutions they are the latest obtainable, direct returns
being procured by us where no periodic statements are required. For
the Clearing House banks of New York, deposits are taken from the latest
weekly statement.
National Banks
June 29
ALABAMA
iState
Institutions
Surplus A
Deposits.
Par.
'•
Bid.
'J.'
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Birmingham—
Birm'ham Tr A Sav
600.000
........
Preferred
,
118,260
20,055,673
Ask.
100
•
175.000
125.000
:
21.324
95,846
581,133
1,037,593
Institutions
June 29
V
Cross
Par.
Deposits.
Bid.
Ask.
Nomi
'
•
Long Beach—
$
Oalif First Nat Bank
Farm A March Tr Oo
Western Tr & Sav Bk
.....
100
100
Surplus A
Profits.
Capital.
s2.000.000
Ensley Bank A Tr Co
Industrial 8av Bank.
State
CALIFORNIA
Cross
Profits.
Capital.
Common
National Banks
June 29
June 29
$
„
Per
nat.
share.
69,716
i
100,000
225.000
3,739,552
20
182,646
132,455
None
100
re cent
1,991.119
100
sa
f 25
21X
N
0
les
mmm
Los Angeles—
First National Bk—
California Bank—
Common........
Preferred
2,500,000
7,500,000
.1,060,413
44,325,751 J 25
1100
25
27
Common........
2,500.000 12,441,649
4,000.000
1.000.000 i
732,569
Mobile—
First Nat Bank
Merchants Nat Bk..
Amer Nat BkATr Oo
1.000.000
1.000.000
350.000
1,124,850
1,430,125
94,838
100
200
Savings Bank
Farmers A Mer. Nat-
20
40
25
96,297,777
Common........
1.200.000
300.000
Prefered........
Secur-First Nat Bk—
Montgomery400,000
171,000
2,658,000
10
First Nat Bank—
Common........
500.000
Union Bk & Tr Oo—
Common.........
Preferred.
632,180
17,890,058
7X
vk 00 X
»
100.000
100,000
.*•
Preferred
6X
Union Bank A Trust.
750.000
Preferred
5X
78,313
1,550,937
10
1
i
Mi
J 546,116
23 X 24H
380
405
20
100
10,301,065
M
J25
17
45
125
44 J*
100
mi07X
100
50
55
20
30
120
250
'
OaklandCentral Bkof Oakland
Farmers Ac Mer Say.
4,148.400
300,000
1,425,752
170,143
34,981,803
8,294,016
100
Pasadena—
Oltisens Ooml Tr A 8
Selma—
4,325,398
5,033.297 113.071,970
24.000,000 124385248 507,244,196
12,000,000
2,500,000 1,551,400 29.713,958
Common...
Alabama Nat Bank.
24
\25
None *100
Seaboard Nat Bank-
70
17,104,343
13,135,498
2,096,351
76,664,472
5,000.000
3.000,000
Preferred
California Trust Oo.
Oltlsens Nat Trust &
300,000
269,815
3,457.574
100
250,000 I
750,000
583.801
13,867,714
125
125
Pasadena-First N Bk
150.00U
862,000
2,839,788
100
300,000
20,000
273,181
20
Security Nat Bank
100
225
506,352
102,569
23,630,365
100
100
re cent
100
sa
50,420
990,798
4,110,987
946,949
100
60,117
2,744,526
100
mtm m
First Tr & Sav Bk—
City National Bank
People's Bk Ac Tr Oo
Bslma National Bank
400.000
d120,000
200.000
Belma Tr 9c Sav Bank
350,000
155,640
2,232,290
19.026
987,291
100
100
207,178
153,982
1,266,134
1,419,608
100
re cent
100
sa
Common........
N
o
les
Preferred
25
Saoramento—
Capital Nat Bank... dl.000.000
Citizens Bk of Sacra
Merchants Nat Bank d
Sumitomo Bk of Gal
50,000
250,00ft
145,000
62,018
N
0
les
SanBernardino—
National Banks
State
ARIZONA
June 29
American Nat Bank.
Institutions
June 29
r
175.000
San DiegoFirst Nat T A 8 Bk.
San Diego Tr A S B
Nomi no!.
Bisbee—
Miners A March Bk.
Per
250.000
Phoenix—
First Nat Bk of Aria.
300.000
500,000
250,000
Phoenix Nat Bank..
Phoenix Sav Bk A Tr
149.394
e
3,844.567
209,530
4,323,359
6,446,032
3,824.763
409,313
156,760
*260,000
..........
—
1,240.000
...
N
.
Tucson—
Consolidated Nat Bk
Sou Arizona Bk A Tr
a
400.000 <
250.000
21,563,787
336,546
297,026
cent
sa
{ex
7,460,470
6,179,706
100 0
10,567.957
125
Preferred
600,000
68,823
24,480
6,634,334
1,526,44^
100
_
Security Tr A Sav Bk
United States Nat Bk
c
National Bank... 15,400,000 4,493,896 171,458,661
Bank of Calif, N A.
8.500,000
6,607,571 104,598,651
Bank of Canton Ltd_
300 000
30,000
83.97A
Bank of Amer Nat Tr
A 8avs Assoc ....6 50,000,000 49,291,766
993,651,611
Bank of America
993,525 20,302,061
1,500.000
Bank of Montreal
1.000.000
190,490
3,620,86'.
Canadian Bk of Com
1.300,000
567,468
16,484,142
Crocker First Nat Bk 6.000.000
7,481,551 118,321,432
The San Fran Bank.
6.000.000 8,157,383 154,803,47c
Pacific Nat Bank
245.528
1,000,000
ies
100
100
7,186,562
Weils Fargo Bank A
Union Trust Co
National Banks
June£9
ARKANSAS
300.000
600.000
500,000
First National BankMerchants Nat Bank
74.908
397,311
531.770
State Institutions
June 29
2,519,497
7,500,000
.....
300,000
205,854
55,654
26,562
200.000
100.000
Commercial Nat Bk.
300.000
200,000
Preferred
W B Worthen Co
Common.........
300.000
250,000
J
161,388
10,778,446
re
o
cent
les
20
f 50
60
1100
Common
n
60,000 I
50,000
400.000
33.225
1,305,897 1100
uoo
807,143
250
13 X
13 X
L56X 160
100 260""
1000 9,800
100
81
tOO
262
P
rnwtimmm
226,776,813 1100
8,736,354
100
48,272
1,278,981
280""
26
Y 211,628
1125
8,398,696 ,100
-----
•mmmmm
200
225
125
-----
.100
c
200,000
l.OOO.Oftft
375.000
475,221
829,675
96,847
3,557,839
10U
9,218,288
2,151,410
«00
N
.»
re cent
Sale price,
The Valley National Bank of
Tucson, Aria.,
dated National Bank of that
city.
a
les
successor to
the Consoli¬
b Bank of America
National Trust & Savings Association acquired the
Russ-Williams Banking Co. of Ferndale and the Fortuna State Bank of
For tuna, Calif., both institutions
become branches of the former,
c Oct. 17 1934
4 Common and
preferred stock outstanding.
e March 4 1935.
/Par $4ft Hong Kong money
fir San Diego First National Co. controls
97% of the stock of the First
National Trust & Savings Bank of San
Diego, Calif.
Pine Bluff—
Nat Bank of Oomm
Preferred
Simmons Nat Bank.
200
*
7,237,759 I 20
125,000
Preferred
A.*...
Preferred B_.
25
I
"26" "35"
25
25
799,677
500,000
500,000
First National Bank.
Stockton SAL Bank
Union Safe Dep Bk
N
| 242,680
4
60
100
100
600.000
Preferred
25
805.706
|
/
4200.000
i
Common...
20
2,394,551
8,421,285 200,038,530
361,674
4,891,493
First National Bk—
25
6,283,262
20
100
J5,414,753
San JoseFirst National Bank.
Santa Ana-
Stockton—
Little RockCommercial Nat'l Bk
Peoples Nat'l Bank.
Twin Oity Bank....
Union Nat Bank—
Common........
100
7,500.000
Preferred........
100
100
6,281,986
8,822,718
9,000.000
1.225.000
Yokohama Specie Bk
American Tr CoCommon
Nom inal.
Per share.
Fort Smith—
City National Bank.
2
40
125
flOO.ftftn
_
o
re
J, 361,977
23,054.247
11450,140
San Fr&ncisoo—
California
20
25
25
413,723
250.000
Anglo
Valley Nat BankCommon
Preferred
share
100
41,500,000
Common.........
8,713,694
100
200
250
i Dec. 31
1934.
k All owned by the California Bank
I Last sale price
n
Stock dividend of
Los Angeles. Calif
100% declared by the Simmons National Bank of
July 29 1935, to be paid out of surplus.
Pine Bluff, Ark., on
P Par value 100 yen.
/
See
National Banks
\
CANADA (Page 115^
Surplus A
Profits.
Gross
Deposits.
Par.
Ask.
Bid.
Nomi nal.
Per
$
Colorado Spgs.—
Colorado Sav Bank—
Colorado Spga Nat B
Par.
Bid.
Ask.
Nomi nat.
Wilmington-
Surplus A
Profits.
Oross
Deposits.
June 29
share.
$
.
210.000
500,000
Industrial Trust Co.
Union Nat Bank
Delaware Trust Co..
Equitable Trust Co.
Security Trust Co—
Wilmington
Do
.
100
1,401,908
50.000
126,898
39,097
Preferred class A__
100,000
100,000
Exchange Nat BankFirst National Bank.
300.000
300.000
314,876
371,203
,264,492
1.000.000
203,175
1,000,000
1,500,000
672.600
4,000.000
Per
S
share.
110
103
100
50
25
82
88
100
1,517,782
3,069,267
7,101,114
11,244,046
7,709,404
210
25
1,464,077
21,130,937
150
75
155
130
213
136
220
25
60
50
37,541,537
-
14
18
78
2,011,308 (100
1100
6,582,285 100
7,730,332 100
250,000
285.000
350,000
$
322,413
2,520,359
793,492
716,235
593,992
2,544,716
736,074
10,489,344
$
•
Central Nat Bank
Farmers' Bank
Capital.
June 29
Institutions
State
COLORADO
June 29
Institutions
State
DELAWARE
June 29
Capital.
National Banks
105
TBUST COMPANIES
AND
BANKS
AUG., 1935]
6,017,609 r so
Common
*-S£gr DIST.0F COLUMBIA
Denver—
American Nat Bk—
Common...^.—.
Preferred
Central Sav Bk & Tr
Colorado Nat Bank
Common
...
...
Preferred
527,564
■
36,919,969
1,217,114
100
City Bank
700.000
1,500.000
100,000
2,326,257
16,600
3,275
1,981,451
1,544,085
100.000
.
550,000
500.000
International Tr Oo-
26,607,072 '60
L 60
50,809,012 100
633,412
314,598 "loo
22,142,912 100
15,022,727 10c
o
re
cent
sa
lee
\
250,000
100,000
Hamilton Nat Bank.
1,000,000
Liberty Nat Bank
500,000
400.000
350.000
Lincoln Nat Bank—
McLachlen Bkg Corp
Nat
Bank of
Wash-
Nat Capital Bank
Nat Metropol Bank.
1,050,000
200,000
Pueblo—
Minnequa Bank
1,092,061
131,678
Western Nat Bank..
100.000
80,143
Pueblo Sav & Tr
Co
100.000
200,000
Common.
Preferred
53,366
.
17,314,095
1,346,841
1,671.369
100
100
10
Capital Notes
CONNECTICUT
185
50
100
Preferred ........
Black liock Bk 6c Tr_
Bridgep't City Tr Co
Fairfield Trust Co—
100
175
78,272,854 [loo
110
15,311,444
jlOO
4,903,117
8,992,239
22,233,792
ioo
63,436
alOO.OOO
if 31,532
2,000,000
200,000
908,168
123,057
764,515
2,058,415
100
100
40
60
6,040,210
40,408,425
100
197
203
100
105
100
80
50
105
60
100
195
203
Institutions
State
FLORIDA
100
June 29
Nomi nal
North End Bk & Tr
25,000
Common........
Per
t 47,328
40
25
27
26
27
f 25
975,927
100
22,404,264
25
1,281,022
26
100
7,524,159
100
28
25
33,423,824
21,208,163
100,655
1,500.000
Florida Nat Bank— 91.500.000
Lakeland—
100,000
0
Miami—
First National Bank-
100
First Trust Co
Common
165,000
Preferred.....—
100,000
194,180
Florida Nat Bk 6c Tr g
Little River Bk & Tr
lioo
972,066 / 25
1100
100,000
400.000
100.000
366,838 21,277,886
147,271
48.630 t
3,812,302
224,914
696,013
26,504
First
National Bank—
2nd preferred.
West Side Bank—
shar
10
794,778
836,916
683,601
<(3.000.000
Barnett N B of Jack-
Florida Nat Bank
i\r
125,000
25,000
...
Atlantic Nat Bank—
18,829.245 / 20
\ 20
1,038,898
19,013,253
1,828,610
-
6,071,231
JacksonvilleI w
-—
mmmmm
210
108
Nomi nal.
Per share.
1,000,000
1.000,000
95
-
163
National Banks
June 29
First Nat Bk&TrCo
Common
21tf
80
100
110
2.000,000
2,000.000
1,000.000
Wash Loan 6c Tt Co.
Bridgeport—
20
20
100
1,000.000 II,389,271
1,000,000
1,217,481
Nat Sav 6c Tr Co—
Common
3,430,084 1100
1100
Union Trust Co
1st preferred
100
3,000,000 13,504,054
1.600.000
303,443
<2600,000
189,981
600,000
3,400,000 4,114,355
Second Nat Bank
Secur Sav 6c Com Bk
Amer Secur 6c Tr Co.
100
Munsey Trust Co
Nationa, Ban's
9
10
100
100
800,000
Preferred
500.000
30.000
100
1,330,810
5,263,163
4,508,834
2,174,257
17,333,746
4,877,386
8,352,078
3,522,308
8,891,319
2,482,876
23,467,166
Riggs National Bank
Common
First National Bank.
share.
Per
35,996
136,662
494,047
180,993
396,041
225,000
700,447
99,217
500,000
191,534
I,551,344
50,000
485,000
Columbia Nat Bank.
Bank of Comm & Sav
N
700,000 ,1,276,180
National City BankUnion National Bk
U S National Bank-
Nomi nal.
Washington—
100
60.000
Common
First National Bank.
50
luo
78,563
1,000.000
1,600.000
Nat Bank-
Preferred
3,324,001
Anacostia Bank
Colorado State Bank
Denver
1
74,260
300,000
196,499
1,200,000
100
25
100
Miami Beach
Hartford—-*
300.000
150.000
Capitol Nat Bk & Tr
Conn River Blot Co.
Flrst National Bank.
Glastonbury Bk & Tr
Hartford Nat Bk 6c T
Industrial Bank
Phoenix St Bk 6c Tr.
East Hartford Tr Co
Hartford-Conn Tr Co
Park Street Tr Co—
Riverside Trust Oo_
Blmsbury Bk A Tr Co
80 End Bk & Tr Co—
1,150.000
100,000
4,000.000
100.000
1.600.000
100.000
4.000.000
100,000
250,000
125,000
167.531
979,981
736,945
104,567
3,932,447
269,386
2,224,316
127,454
3,632,929
158,286
135,837
109,273
<44,933
50,000 I
Common....
2,156,937
5,822,001
14,566,044
1,414,311
52,421,467
33,491,895
1,465,339
36,590,821
1,981,641
2,811,315
1,662,537
12
30
450
90
60
100
60
10
100
100
15
125"
70
23 X
25
OrlandoFirst Nat Bank—
Preferred
Florida Bank—— 9
25
American Nat Bank-
65
Git A People's Nat Bk
50
11
40
26
Exchange Bk St Aug
St Augustine Nat Bk h
234,921
121,176
10,058,288
2,032,199
1,437,674
800,000
200.000
Merlden Tr 6c S D Co
Puritan Bk A Tr Co-
New Haven—
Amer Bank 4TrOo.
First Nat Bk&TrCo
25
Common
199,247
630.000
868,310
24,523,269
800.000
200,000
750,000
356,948
Common
170,000
57,948
Preferred
25
<18
140
20
50
100
25
100
75
180,000
.458,700
Winthrop Trust Co.
40
7,338,684 / 50
1 50
879,316
687,072
478,488
300.000
10,764,250
100
Uncas-Merch Nat Bk
Stamford—
First-Stamford Nst'l
Bank 6c Trust Co
Fidelity TitleATr Co
Stamford Trust Co..
2,313,853 [100
1100
13,002,957
4,552,852
52,808
175,549
<27,750
325.000
300,000
287.500
2,632,659
1,287,953
627,355
Nat Bk
353,983
124,882
550.00C
200,000
"67"
100
135
98
102
100
100
100
100
100
12,880,259
1,363,966
100
100
1,856,552
3,838,872
100
100,000
54,721
250,000
219,594
Institutions
State
GEORGIA
June 29
Nomi nal.
Per share
200,000
Oitis 6c So Nat Bank. r6.000,000
First Nat Bank
5,400,000
Fulton Nat Bank—
3,113,663
1,556,767
25
100
1,000.000 I
Common........
17
20
100
100
110
100
'l20"
600,000
641,894
10,196,068
100
125
•
400.000
1.000.000
2,716,485
Waterbury Trust Co
300.000
177,810
120
275
t
Common and preferred stock
c
tio
10
12H
13H
22
23 X
24,907,419 [100
iioo
2,115,819
16,799,662
mrnxmrnmrntm
100
30
40
100
330
340
125
100
50
outstanding,
Dec. 31 1934.
d Member of the Atlantic Group
in Florida.
0
Affiliate of the First National Bank of Atlanta, Ga.
/Central Farmers Trust Co. of West Palm Beach, Fla.,
deposit, liability of the Florida Bank & Trust Co. of West
placed in voluntary liquidation on June 15 1935.
assumed the
Palm Beach,
which was
•
22
4,372,213 f 50
[ 32
6,931,031 100 *325"
2,864,165
187,874
2,168,259
100
Sale price.
Member of the Florida National Group.
Barnett National Bank of Jacksonville, Fla.
h Affiliated with the
153,071
551,385
395,000
67,692,077
85,803,867
500,000
Ga Sav Bk 6c Tr Co.. al,000,000
.000.000
Trust Co of Georgia.
les
95
100
,
120,846
2,333,922
3,966,134
f Branch of Savannah.
9,926,915
4,638,507
7,291,779
100
O
re cent
sa
1,266,400
598,244
1,043,737
600.000
125,000
Atlanta-
If
200,000
700.000
1,000,000
Colonial Trust Co...
Preferred.
12,560,077
American Sav Bank.
•
Waterbury Nat Bk—
Common........
389,248
634,290
a
Waterbury—
Oltis 6c Mfirs
25
National Banks
June 29
Norwich—
Thames Bk 6c Tr
4,431.683
40
35
"64"
N o
a
203,635
West Palm Beach
Preferred
Union Bk & Tr Co.
200.000
West Palm Beach At¬
d
lantic Nat Bank
Cent Farmers' Trust. /
45
New London—Nat Bk of Commerce
New London City
National Bank...
100
85
35
Nat Bk
Un 6c N Haven Tr Co
403,070
1,415,114
100
920,000
New Haven Bk NBA
Common........
Preferred.
Second Nat Bank
Trademen's
2,028,398
630,000
.....
Prior preferred
Conv preferred
25
11,154
11,823
1,250,000
1,500,000
500.000
Tampa—
Exchange Nat Bank-
50
250,600
a
5,067,739
1,221,717
5,732
1,334,297
100
50.000
200.000
Florida Nat Bank- 9
"95"
First Sav 6c Tr Co
343,896
9,450
89,694
34,803
100
St. Petersburg-
100
100
First National Bank.
500.000
250.000
100,000
150.000
100
17
Ueriden—
Home National Bank
Merlden Nat Bank..
4,408,589
2,616,815
■a les
100
247,273
139,466
0
re cent
20
3,784,960
8t. Augustine—
[100
636,402
500.000
200,000
100.000
N
2,661,094 f 20
82.764
118,005
17
25
\
J
Pensacola—
15
"61"
100.000
100,000
100,000
Common———
25H
"196"
25
558,346 f 25
50,000
Preferred
Travelers Bk & Tr Co
West Hartford Tr Co
Windsor Trust Co—
25
i March 4 1935.
•
I Last sale.
t
Combined statement,
I Trust
x
funds.
Ex-dividena.
106
BANKS
National Banks
•
'V'
State
GEORGIA
June 29
AND
TRUST
Institutions
COMPANIES
National Banks
June 29
State
ILLINOIS
June 29
Institutions
June 29
;V
Surplus A
Profits.
Capital.
I:
Augusta—
Georgia BR Bk A Tr
\ $
Common......
750,000 1
505,988
Debentures
500,000
Oitls A So Nat Bank. r5,000,000 2,333,922
Nat Exchange Bank. S 400,000
132,863
Gross
Deposits.
s
V
Par.
Bid.
Per
|100
67,692,077
2,783,565
HO
166
1234
ioo
•V,
share.
162
85
Surplus A
Profits.
Capital.
Nomi nal.
&
7,872.205
Ask.
*'
i
ElginElgin Nat'l Bank
First Nat'l Bank
Union Nat'l Bank...
Par.
Bid.
''i'1"
'
VJ\vX.
Cross
Deposits.
$
',;v'
%
46,867
530,305
100,000
300,000
100.000
ife
$
1,388,637
5,802,355
1,278,559
100
9,365,541
162,975
Ask.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
50
100
100
90
Peoria—
Cent Nat Bk A Tr Co
Com Mer Nat BkATr
Columbus—
''■
vift V
Columbus Bk A Tr__
Fourth Nat Bank
Home Savings Bank.
Merch A Mech Bank
e
First NatBk of Col—
850.000
300,000
150,000
200,000
200.000
827,389
120,000
31,372
317,370
92,048
5,165,761
100
1,678,152
1,132,620
2,174,968
100
>;:•
1,270,364
0
re
cent
sa
100
100
100
les
'
i- V '
Citls A So Nat Bank. r5,000,000
City Bank A Tr Co..
First Nat Bk A Tr Co $
2,333,922
67,692,077
+10
53,092
110,000
500,000
1,035,264
6,389,642
100
182,949
1234
M*
100
10
Savannah—
Savannah Bk A Tr__
Citizens Bk A Tr Co
Common
700,000
114,798
200,000
Debentures...
150,000
J
67,898
67,692,077
10
3,912,302
{
3,340,537
1234
1334
5
"lo~ "B5""
100
J 20
70,094
843,683
100
14,465
661,886
100
1
.
rec ent
sa
200,000 1
200,000
2,638,595
114,279
100.000
50.000
24,682
15,660
300.000
89,861
4,784,950
457,149
431,092
1,307,958
218,505
6,905,515
100
49,456
223,379
3,422,061
5,671,550
lee
100
200,000
250.000
500,000
Peoples Bk of Quincy
S'thSideBk of Quincy
State St Bk A Tr Co.
34,087
200.000
Debentures
Mercantile Tr A 8 Bk
100
1100
100
100
100
Rockford—
1,231,633 1100
Illinois Natl Bk A Tr
Co
...
i
i
100
Springfield-
National Banks
June 29
State Institutions
IDAHO
First National Bank.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
City—
Common
500,000
Preferred
300,000
First Security Bank. <1,235.000
291,205
10,630,654
1,045,901
35,010
100
N
100
sa
+ 50
500.000
200,000 Q
First State Tr A S Bk
\ 50
250,108
38,075
9,422,646
100
100
les
66,750
100
3,931,638
cent
20,176,053
100
..
125.000
Springfield MarineBk
7,622,796
j 146,449
150,000
150.000
o
re
,
Common
Preferred
168,270
c
500.0^)0
Illinois Nat Bank—
June 29
First NatBk of Idaho
Boise Trust Co
20
1,625,627
N adv¬
Swedish-Am Nat Bk.
Third Nat'l Bank...
Boise
I 20
12,782,727
72,703
|
100,000
Common
Oltis A So Nat Bank. r5,000.000
2,333,922
Liberty Nat Bk A Tr
Common
0
300.000 1
163,498
Preferred
300,000
19,334,872 J 15
Quincy—
B'dway Bk of Quincy
UlState Bk of Quincy
,;i'v
i?!i
200,000
100,000
150,000
....
Capital notes
South Side Tr A Sa B
Macon—
624,057
1,600.000 11,033,040
400.000
660,000 1,243,266
First National Bank.
Jefferson Tr ASav Bk
Common
alii
'/ft; 'r ;l"i\
600,000
Common........
Preferred........
N
;
■
National Banks
June 29
National Banks
June 29
ILLINOIS
Institutions
:M;k June 29
Numt na*.
Per share.
AuroraAurora Nat Bank
160.000
400,000
Merchants Nat Bank
Old Second Nat Bank
41,652
45,258
28,408
400.000
Nomi nal.
Evansville—
:
Citizens' Nat Bank.
Citizens Tr A Sav B1
Lamasco Bank
500,000
N
0
100
re
100
sa
cent
les
100,000
700,000
125,000
150,000
100.000
Belleville Nat Bank.
Belleville Savs Bank.
First National Bank.
300,000
St Clair Nat Bank-
72,379
21,888
329,927
150,000
200.000
256,973
159,181
100
100
90
14
200
i
100
150
100
Aetna
State
200.000
......
1,188,242
28,425.990
|100
Beverly State 8a* Bk
City Nat Bk A Tr Co
150.000
4,000,000
mm
110
mrnmm
mm mm
—
......
1100
......
500,000
} 348,682
11,265,257
.....
165
180
Ft Wayne Nat Bank
Common
320.000
500,000
} 231,305
11,225,998
r 20
Preferred... i....
1
N
20
l
20
""25"" "15""
100
86
93
rm
64
11
105
115
25.000,000 1 12005268 800,559,168 1100
1100
200.00U
751,941
6,274,982 100
Halsted Exch Nat Bk
200,000
60,133
4,140,320 100
Hamilton State Bk
200.000
28,309
1,043,770 100
Kaspar Am State Bk
250,000
35,623
1,196,500
Lawndale
157
163
135
155
85
30
les
20
12,391
738,997
940,707
7,858,996
20
400,000
325.000
734,765
25,129
6,896,858
1,001,243
100
1.000.000
1,800.000
100.000
3,000.000
200,000
50,000
J 930,744
23,649,706
+ 10
97,072
1,142,356
100
3,397,934
81,749,026
935,279
303,650
24,360,113
100
}
16
100
200,000
50,000
300.000
Debentures
66
40
Common
O
re cent
sa
100
.....
I 20
ioo
605,660
750,000
200.000
.
Preferred
100
32,330
2,595,225
19,538
1,080,635
1,416,938 102,872,116
1,000,000
._
Preferred
Austin State Bank.
28,346
100
-
100
11.620,176 ft no
<? 700.000
,
Bank—
100
Per share«
..
J
Fort WayneLincoln Nat Bk A
Common
ChicagoAm Nat Bk & Tr CoCommon
100
100
255""
100
J 246,400
100.000
100 I
10,831.204
1,032,458
561,284
10,056,840
1,208,776
100
100
2,234,151
945,278
1,809,724
3,361,427
1,907,356
444,316
175,313
16,334
345,278
34,483
500,000
650.000
100
2,181,384
3,164,555
2,511,720
Belleville—
Belleville Bk A Tr Co
State Institutions
June 29
*
INDIANA
State
Oont 111 N B & Tr Co
Common
25,000,000
Preferred
50,000,000
District Nat Bank—
.....
Common........
Preferred
114635670 957,107,490
100,000 I
100,000
450,000
1.000.000
Drexel State Bank..
Drovers Nat Bank..
First National Bank
133^3
Ga?y State Bank-...
41,292 VJL,264,887 / 20
107,134
722,856
J4,245,792
21,262,533
1
Common.........
.
75
20
Nat Bank
250,000
...
Preferred
350,000
Liberty Nat'l Bank
Live Stock Nat Bank
300.000
1,000.000
200,000
200,000
Metrop State Bank..
200,000
Mid-City Nat Bank
400,000
Milwaukee A v N't Bk i
200,000
6,904,041
500,000
600,000
200,000
1.000.000
2.000,000
750.000
959,273
57,227
43,186
54,208
100,636
27,121
144,747
180.569
499,471
95,058
140,443
1,352,231
364,611
200,000
66.505
700.000
350,000
321,411
171,532
38,207
44,665
25,409
125,426
85,272
154,954
154,071
15,856
102,140
63,635
127,094
63,008
954,303
313,523
33,729
19,043,854
2,698,031
1,890,796
1,675,703
6,440,082
2,041,959
5,448,215
4,291,695
11,425,043
4,124,897
5,326,427
2,964,227
8,912,260
5,543,912
4,759
3,129
1,770,572
1,309,445
1,383,151
3,477,294
3.799.430
3.756.431
.
Mutual Nat Bk of Ob
300,000
t
Oak Park Tr&Sav Bk
Personal Ln A Sav Bk
Pioneer Tr & Sav Bk
Sears-Oom State Bk.
Security Bk of Ohic.
Second Security Bk.
Bkala State Bank.
South East Nat Bank
200.000
.
200.000
State Bk of Clearing.
Terminal Nat Bank.
Univ St Bk of Chic-
120.000
200,000
300,000
200.000
Upper Ave Bank
Uptown State Bank.
300.000
West 31st State Bk..
Western State Bank.
Amalg Tr & Sav Bk.
Banco dl Napol> Tr.
Broadway T & S Co.
Chic City Bk & Tr..
Drovers Tr & Sav Bk
East Side Tr&Sav Bk
Harris Tr A Sav Bk.
Howard Ave TAS Bk
Common
100.000
200.000
450,000
300.000
i
287,000
800,000
I
650.000
200,000
6.000,000
200,000
...
Capital notes
I-O Bank A Trust Co
Merchandise Bk A Tr
Northern Trust Oo.l
200.000
800.000
600.000
600.000
500.000
3,000.000
Pullman Tr A Sav Bk
300.000
+10
1,653,700
8
100
20
100
62
67
50
100
120
100
lUu
100
20
ion
50
100
100
100
"55""
""so¬ 155""
le
160
21
""45"" "So""
100
105
59
25
30
35
"45""
100
I
Class A preferred.
Fountain Sq State Bk
Indiana Nat Bank..
Live Stock Exch Bk.
Marion Co State Bk.
Merchants' Nat Bk__
People's State Bank.
Bankers Trust Co
Fidelity Trust Co
Fletcher Trust CoCommon
Common.
......
100
20
50
100
10^
10
l
521,187
100
-
"202"
100
1,761,171
2,601,564
1,945,584
107
195
210
100
+100
mmmrnm
0 t—1 0 CO 0
32,156.305
1,239,511
11,781,193
200,000 t
273,110
200,000 I
600,000 1,819,595
100
100
17,488,485
m
v.
-mm
220
100
100
165,073
1.000.000
1.000,000
Preferred........
mmmmm '
mmmmmm
^m'mmm''
.... -
125
135
I—
100
"I70""
185
2,802,822 J100
1100
100
mmmmmm
.....
500
400
South BendCity Nat Bank.
Citizens Tr A Sav Bk
First Bank A Tr Co.
250.000
250,000 k
800,000
89,014
101,934
153,822
91,404
60,925
2,100,605
10
1,104,730
6,374,449
3,142,174
2,462,651
100
100
100
100
N
35
45
78
88
m m m
Terre Haute—
Merchants NatBk..
Common
........
Preferred
Terre
Haute
Common......
Preferred.,
64
} 109,652
*
500,000 I
500.000
298.245
cent
les
4,450,100 (100
(100
First
Nat Bank-
mmmmrn
""54"" "65""
200,000
500,000
0
re
sa
v,
0
"14"
15,009,711 + 20
{ 10
Sale price.
70
t Branch of Savannah.
"235"" 250""
„J?,?ro,adway Trust A Savings Bank of Chicago,
off its depositors.
HI.,
on
June 23 1934 paid
..
......
c
36,498
1,085,675
51,854
6,715,197
1,119,287 14,834,701
292,362 11,492,788
377,421
7,679,283
8,869,015 264,789,701
238,899
5,796,947
.
500.000
185,000
1,500,000
Debentures
Indiana Trust Co...
Security Trust Co—
Union Trust Co
1.250,000
450,000
156,544
13,182
1,948,647
204,010
100
100
20
100
100
I Oft
100
100
Indianapolis—
American Nat Bank
Common
J
Merchants Nat Bank < 250.000
St Joseph L A Tr Co
1,000,000
"165
4,407,114
334,544
100
1,624,489
10H
4,218,583
2,632,976 100
9,994
13,663,828 "ioo
7,112,944 100
470,553
8,873,835 163,852,978 "ioo
23,306
6
ho
100.000
.....
Lake Shore Tr & S Bk
Lakeview Tr & S Bk.
Mercantile Tr A Sav.
8,316,177
254,690
_
Main State Bank...
Merchants Nat Bk
Nat'l Builders Bank.
Nat'l Boulevard Bk.
National Security Bk
J 141,327
<
Gary Tr A Sav Bk.. <
30
Preferred
25,000,000
First Nat Englewood
Common
People's Tr A Sav Co
1
------
'is"
140
inn
70
100
100
80
505
100
160
155
77
90
525
Oct. 17 1934.
d New stock.
;
*
Affiliate of the First National Bank of Atlanta, Ga.
g Sept. 29 1934.
e
i Common and preferred stock
outstanding.
k
M^fbh 4 1935,
I Last sale,
r
Combined statement,
x
Ex-dividend
AND
BANKS
AUG., 1935]
National Banks
June 29
Surplus A
Profits.
Capital.
June 29
Bid.
Par.
Ask.
State Institutions
LOUISIANA
Capital.
June 29
Gross
Surplus A
Profits.
Gross
Deposits.
107
COMPANIES
National Banks
June 29
Institutions
State
IOWA
TRUST
Par.
Deposits."
Farmers A Merch S B
First National Bank.
Per
*
50.000
Burlington—
100,000
34,251
51,387
1,732,449
2,174,417
Merchants Nat Bank
500,000
1,065,403
People's Say Bank..
250,000
62,465
50,000
27,318
28,732,742
3,575,421
579,296
share.
100
100
Baton Rouge—
City National Bank
Common......
100
20
100
_
.
Council Bluffs—
City National Bank-
150.000
150,000
91,499
154,684
Common
50,000
24,908
Preferred
50,000
100.000
2,610,752
4,243,548
81,903
Ooun Bluffs Sav Bk.
First National Bank.
State Savings Bank.
Preferred..
18,626.405
Common
Preferred
Louisiana SB A T Co
re
Cap City State Bank
458,598
17,776,716
lee
100
1,273,565
cent
sa
250,000
650,000
100,000
150.000
A..
B
100
19,646,206
45®
40
34,067,973 f 20
120
17H
551,119
28,654,108 / 20
13
14
18
52
25
1,200,000 I
1,500,000
V 20
208,000
2.800,000
62,811
4,878,495
699,959
91,080,812
20
1,000.000
1,000,000
950.000
315,621
17,931,773
11,858,893
5,672,132
100
346,455
39,665
25
54H
Shreveport—
N o
........
Preferred
Preferred
I 80
100
Des Moines—
Bankers Tr. Co Bk—
Common
/100
J, 697,842
1,200,000
1.500,000
Nat Bk of Commerce
1,333,286 /loo
1100
1,317,132 100
Whitney Nat Bank..
625,127
600.000
534,102
10
6,704,706
Ja 264,143
2,500,000
4,488,627
New Orleans-
American Bank A Tr
Hibernia Natl Bk
Common
100
100
Davenport—
Davenport Bk A Tr.
300.000
300.000
Common........
Preferred..
■
'7
J 128,554
Preferred
Louisiana Nat Bank
Cedar Rapids—
United States Bank
r
300.000
300,000
Ask.
Bid.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Nomi nal.
First National BankCommercial Nat Bk.
ContT-Am B A Tr Co
:::::
100
100
100
65,884
Cent Nat Bk & Tr Co
Preferred
291.566
250,000
850,000
Common........
....... .
19,497,051 J100
1100
National Banks
Iowa-Des Moines Nat
Bank & Trust Co:
Common..w.^^^^A
Preferred
Home Sayings Bank.
University State Bk.
Valley Sav Bank
June 29
872.042
1.000,000 I
Per
1,780,489
100
First Nat Granite Bk
100
Depositors' Trust Co
7,037,262
2,989,999
397,289
100
228,891
3,299,600
32,714
25,017
183,490
300.000
250.000
Nomi nal.
u nc
3.500.000
150,000
50.000
150,000
Institutions
June 29
I
State
MAINE
'
37,301,973 f 100
100
Augusta—
31,971
400,000
Live Stock Nat Bank I
Toy Nat Bank
Security Nat Bank-.
400,000
200,000
250,000
Woodbury Oo Sav Bk
100.000
6,514,242
25
1,000.000
200,000
234,950
1,053,765
9,421,010
8,157,763
100
100
Common
600.000
...
J 284,769
600,000
411,337
200.000
First National Bank.
400.000
Nat Bk of Commerce
400,000
124,738
193,080
200,765
Preferred
mn
State Institutions
June 29
1,366.412
100
2,570,670
5,285,090
42,194
88,475
182,273
les
hi-
100
N
100
70
50
100
7,996,399
2,541.048
3,799,254
5,418,688
25
40
"35" -45—
20
23
26
f 50
25
35
Portland Nat Bank-
Common
150,000
150,000
250,000
0
Portland—
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Hutchinson—
American Nat Bank.
Bxchange Nat Bank.
First National Bank.
N
re cent
12,289,471 / 20
1100
100
5,078,943
1,528,808
KANSAS
2,000,000
Casco Bk A Tr Co
June 29
"30" "46"
'"•'.7
Merrill Trust Co—
10
6,231,800 *100
100
7,528,179
Canal National Bank
National Banks
share
100
Bangor—
6,568,954
189,982
158,906
361,342
152,666
25,073
7,473,628
Merchants' Nat Bk.
100
Sioux City—
First National Bank
212,891
346,328
Eastern Tr A Bkg Co
Dubuque—
First National Bank.
Amer Tr A Sav Bank
1,100,000
611,425
425,000
Preferred A....
850,000
150,000
Preferred B
|
234,519
12,651,244 \ 40
I
50
o
re cent
les
National Banks
June 29
State Institutions
MARYLAND
June 29
Kansas City—
Oomm'l N Bk of K C
Common
300.000 I
450,000 1
200.000
........
Preferred
........
Bxchange State Bank
Security Nat Bank..
189,885
125,097
100,000 1
165"" 125"
120
125
150
175
Calvert Bank..
Canton Nat Bank... d
Carrollton Bk of Bait
Commonw'lth Bank.
100
First National Bank.
100
Nat Cent Bk of BaitNat Marine Bank
Western Nat Bank..
Topeka—
Oentral Nat Bank...
329,065
261,161
9,734
41,220
Citizens State Bank.
200,000 i
Fidelity Sav State Bk
Guaranty State Bank
Common........
12 823 326 UOO
Colonial Trust Co—
1,324,784 I
100
559.865
3,114,477 100
Equitable Trust CoFidelity Trust Co...
Maryland Trust Co
17,817
500,000
400,000
115,000
Central Trust Ce
1,049,291 /100
1100
N
50,000 \
150,000
Preferred
Saw Valley State Bk
Merchants' Nat Bk.
Nat Bank of Topeka
28,688
122,980
391,150
37,095
24,778
50.000
200,000
500,000
100,000
100,000
State Savings Bank.
Tepeka State Bank..
Common........
o
re cent
sa
les
Capital notes
Mercantile Tr Co—
100
Beal Estate Tr Co..
100
100
605,214
6,212,860
11,786,273
1,442,745
1,418,975
321,531
662,131
21,408,921
340,776
10
4,148,284
500,000 1
Common
Preferred
100
2,018,011
2,956,101
917,000
124,132
183,801
23,000
150,000
150,00C
50.000
500,000
Bait Oomm'l Bank..
7,176,292
3,230,188
1,163,297
4H
share
6
Baltimore Nat Bank
Leavenworth—
First National Bank.
Leavenworth Nat Bk
Manufac'rs State Bk
Per
Baltimore-
100
2,902,822
243,785
100.000
Nomi nal
7H
3,367,320 flOO
ft 100
72,987
100,000 I
Common..
Preferred
Riverview State Bk.
11,012,158 f 10
I 10
2,272,383 100
Union Trust Co
Safe Dep A Trust Co
i 10
20
1
1.000,000
400,000
69,258
93,434
187,219
350.000
80,000
300,000
4,000,000
400,000
600,000
750,000
400,000
50
40
40
100
10
.....
10
590,060
51 %
6,540,683 149,854,944
10
520,638
566,570
492,499
305,005
1,182,503
723,432
6,273,340
5,406,039
12,740,166
1,973,068
24,736,975
17,057,888
100
130
30
30
30
700.000
1.000,000 I
2,000,000
3,683,352
1,500,000
170,775
600,000
2,000.000 4,367,815
2,500,000 1,781,771
29,941,710
193,975
4,873,294
2,000,000
1,000.000
60
60
.....
20
25
100
25
23,259,637
1,334,866
17,675,298
21,320,751
25
15
52K
160
"31H
87
m
35
19
10^
"9
50
215
100
lfO
40
585
10
4
60
"5j|
Cumberland-
100
First Nat Bank..... d
100
400,000
100
125
1,043,871 / 25
6,141,309
50
75
100
2,908,590 I 15
20
30
35
f
35
38
155
Peoples Bank—
Wiohita—
First National Bank.
Feurth Nat Bank...
Kansas State Bank..
Southwest Nat Bank
Common..
24,447,783
18,573,316
100
835,032
100
137,705
1,619,053
100
58.862
2,416,151
[621,
25,917
876,942
1,362,890
1,000.000
1.000,000
100,000
200,000
iiiSi
Capital notes
622,920
19,287
ion
150
145
.
.
.
100,000 1
100,000
500,000
-
Second Nat Bank...
Common
150,000
300.000
100.000
929,044
114,832
434,777
7,166,789
1,574,668
3,863,834
100
82,367
1,248,978
( 15
262,045
24,172
3,392,414
399,346
Frederick—
162",
100,000 J
Preferred...
Union Stock Vds Nat
j 114,360
100,000
200,000
125.000
—
Capital notes
100,000 I
224,034
Liberty Trust Co—
loo'
Union National Bank
Common
36,437
Citizens' Nat Bank..
50
Oomm'l Bank of Md
Farm A Mech N Bk.
20
25
Frederick Co Nat Bk
National Banks
June 29
KENTUCKY
State Institutions
75,000 1
75,000
Common
June 29
Preferred-
.------
Fr'k Town Sav Inst.
Nomi nal.
Covington—
o;
Citizens'Nat Bank..
370,415
200,000
3.936,636
Per
N
200,000 l
250,000
78,933
Peop-Lib Bk A Tr Co
650.000
175,457
Coving to nTr&BkgCo
250,000
46,00q
435,000
198,403
100,000
..
15
i
100
10
share.
100
First Nat Bk A Tr Co
Common........
Preferred
150.000
West Maryland Tr
3,435,422 / 10
I 10
5,481,116 100
100
1,400,000
re
o
cent
National Banks
les
June 2%
MASSACHUSETTS
Nomi nal,
Per
Boston—
Lexington—*
Bank of Commerce.
d
Citizens Bk A Tr Co.
.
100
2,043,447
70
100
20
38
38 H
5,340,572 82,475,386
3,000,000
1,500.000
2,822,775 25,624,394
Nat Rock Bk of Bos
Nat Shawmut Bankn 20,000,000 10,510,733 172,111,930
Second Nat Bank.-..
2.000.000 4,362,661 69,828,072
Web A AtJas N Bk
342,440 10,136,941
Common
500,000 1
100
300
48
~50~"
25
24
24H
25
103
J 50
1 50
25
Merchants' Nat Bk.
Common
I
Preferred
First Nat Bk A Tr Co
71,948
1,100,000 f
\100
J
Second Nat Bank...
Union Bank A Tr Co
Security Trust Oe
6
25
918,772
212,635
118,500
251,318
9,359,967
2,825,938
1,974,239
3,956,005
121,157
2,736,012
1,663,456
2,191,487
100,663
1,251,101
47,133,662
7,866,403
30,409,125
20,295,401
2,078,595
3,265,563
10,671,787
1,029,269
11,197,560
1,215,907
129,185
386,001
27,500
1,285,777
3,543,323
1,392,988
50
100
100
100
70
275
75
300
140
150
300
290
share
44.500,000 30,563,546 600,406,244
First National Bank.
-
-
500,000 J
Preferred
20
28
Louisville—
Bank
of Commerce
Citizens' Union N B.
Fidelity A Colum Tr.
First National Bank.
.000
1,000.000
2,000,000
1,000.000
2,000.000
Llberty Natl Bk A Tr
300,000
Security Bank
KentuckyTitle Tr Co (71,000.000
Lincoln Bank A Tr._
1,250,000
100.000
Bteck Yards Bank
Louisville Trust Co.
2,000,000
525,000
United States Tr Co.
126,783
76,435
996,563
237,478
93,881
921,798
10
Sale price.
March 4 1935.
300
6 March 30 1935.
10
54
Newport Nat Bank..
Oentral Sav Bk A Tr
a
100
ton
100
,
d Common and preferred stock outstanding.
200
"175"
q
Affiliated with the First National Bank of Louisville.
h Member
Northwest
10
100
"
'
/ Citizens Union Fidelity unified certificates.
100 Q
365*
i March 25 1935.
Bancorporation.
L
'
'
-
I Last sale.
Newport—
American Nat Bank.
*
400
100
iouT /
lOnf
100,000
100,000
190,000
100
100
100
n
Shareholders
of the National
Shawinut
Bank
of Boston,
Mass.,
on
July 8 1935 voted to reduce the capital stock from $20,000,000 to $10,000,000, and the transference of the entire amount to surplus account; the par
value of the company's shares to be reduced from $25 to $12 H a share,
z
Ex-dividend.
ls-t
1
108
BANKS
AND
TBIJST
COMPANIES
National Banks
June 29
IJW- MASSACHUSETTS atauA^,u""
Surplus A
Cross
Profits.
Deposits.
Capital.
Boston-
$
750*000
(5,000,000
200,000
3.000,000
k
750,000
U S Trust CoCommon
700,000 I
1,000.000
100.000
Bid.
708,570
11,698,690
2,384,234
m
101
500,000
2,500.000
........
Preferred—----Detroit Savings Bank
r406~"
Preferred..
"185""
195
9H
10
50
MfTs National Bank.
10
100
Preferred
.......
300,000
100.000
Brookton—
Brockton Nat Bank.
Heme Nat Bank....
235.456
59,163
820,000
750.000
3,570,612
1,260,005
c
216,957
5,799,842
7,358,684
269,465
135
100
100
20
195
77
73
55
......
500.000
1,000,000
150,000
300.000
1.000.000
550,979 c 5,737,159
437,053
4,044,191
1,156,848 cl5,917,029
........
400
10
15
53
55
East Cambridge
Lechmere Nat Bank.
200.000
147,765
2,514,138
5,536,072
427,500
300.000
187,056
486,257
78,797
6,963,835
2,720,618
100
100
100
500,000
674,811
6,082,391.
1125
100
100
7all River—
c
c
97
Un Guardian Tr Co.
■
80""
65
200.000
932,981
140,277
2,712,491
1,361,062
3,546,606
N
100
10
6,172,443
2,704,979
c
100
o
re cent
les
20
Haverhill-
16,158,755 / 10
1 10
456,822 100
1,590,885
75
14
16
•
( 20
20
mm mm
m
mm
«•
rne
mm
\
I
rnmrnrnm
—
20
mm mm m
mm
12
20
20
20
700,000
709,707
86,065
300.000
200,000
J 232,724
250.000
80,155
200
13,967,880
4,686,714
18
rnrnmm*
500,000
240.000
Holyoke—
rnmmmm
Common.....
Preferred
Old Kent Bank—
Common
Preferred.
10
10
5,835,172 I 10
J 163,415
1,000,000 V
7
7
5X
7
7
9
805,068
J 379,756
400,000
500,000
...
Peoples Nat Bank—
20
6,672,127 J 20
1 20
c
i
555,426 c32,490,838
I 10
\ 10
2,500,000
....
10
Grand Rapids Tr Co.
Union Bank of Mich.
10
25
rnrnemmm
3,779.745 1 20
1 20
750,000
405,052 g
511,149
100
350.000
Michigan Trust Oo.^
300.000
65
Grand Rapids—
Preferred
k
g
£1,000,000
Nat Bank of flint
Common..
Preferred
Nat Bk of Grand Bap
Common
Gloucester246,727
155,089
49,889
28
Flint—
CIt Com A Save Bk.
Genessee Co Save Bk
Central Bank.
150,000
120.000
400.000
al0,893
1
""90""
Fltchburg—
Safety Fund Nat Bk.
26
""75" "85""
1,405,400 11,947,154 010,485,625 f 20
1,856,091
\ 20
150,000
46,072
1,026,233 100
500.000
357,100 g 6,225,251 100
...
400.000
d
60
18
20
g
123,530 j
Common
300
702,209
500.000
101.260
Common
Clas#" A" pref—
Class "B" pref—
Detroit Trust Co—
•
Preferred
100
) 600,385
1.000.000
Highland Park Trust
Cambridge Trust Cc
County Bk & Tr Co.
Harvard Trust Co...
I 20
Equitable Trust Co—
50
Cambridge-
120
97,003,941 f 20
98,132,236
share
110
5,000,000 \9,480,944 297,332,886 1 10
11.750,000
t 25
Common
Preferred
■
Per
$
United Savings Bank
Bankers Trust Co...
Beverly—
Beverly Nat Bank..
Beverly Trust Co...
Ask.
Nat Bank of DetroitCommon
I 10
Bid.
Par
38,961,259 1 50
1 50
J 522,522
1,500,000 11,000,000
4,000,000
3.000,000 2,491,348
Common...
1
100
Bank-
Common
vSf
<§
Detroit—
Oom'wealth-Oom 1
; State
100
■
Deposits.
Norn ina I.
r280'"
100
Cross
Surplus A
Profits.
Capital.
100
100
100
ion
1
126,081
Ask.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
V;V''"
202,423 c 1,523,835
3,909,675 32,880,236
226,368 c 2,098,139
9,859,330
485,029
1,377,403
#590,230
2,936,350 32,023,197
3,409,769
5,183,069
3,399,343
146,172
3,796,374 c68,364,536
499,261 10,048,806
2,000,000
100,000
2,500,000
500,000
1,000,000
Day Trust Co
Par.
Stats Institutions
June 29
MICHIGAN
1.200.000
149,152 c 1,558,192
581,090 g 1,781,426
"50" 156'"
50
30
1
14
Holyoke Nat Bank200,000
500.000
7,482,371 / 60
1 50
30
224,514
2,634,840
85
251,394
9,011,459
20
264,351
5,897,081
25
25
59,914
Common.
100.000 I
Preferred
150,000
Hadley Falls Tr Co.. £1,400.000
Lawrence—
BayStateMer Nat B1
600.000
Lowell—
Appleton Nat. Bank.
1100
300.000
...
260,946
3,197,793
467,264
10,467,691
25
Saginaw State Bank. £ 400.000
Second Nat Bank A
Tr Co
...
1.250,000
200.000 I
200.000
200,000
22
19
National City Bank
Common
200,000 1
250,000
250.000
100,000
200,000
Preferred........
Essex Trust Co.....
Lynn S Dep & Tr Co
Security Trust Co...
Hew BedfordFirst National Bank. £1.000.000
Merchants Nat Bk—
Common
500.000
79,911
620,048
940,442
c
106,439
250.000
350,000
Common..
Preferred.
2,948,806
3,458,389
8,668,317
7,456,422
100
100
J 263,000
"165""
385
70
20
26,690
348,006
5,240,534
100
100
1,500,000
1.500.000
694,656
27,472,480
/100
205,746
284,946
28,220
18,195
5,635,473
7,472,722
50
B21
21}
31
20
5,596,249 12H
13
12H
Warren Nat Bank
200,000 V
150,000
Salem—
Merchants Nat Bank
10
1,698,084 /100
1100
67,745
100
3,538,672
87,769
50
10
14
f 10
5,424,248 1 10
12
15
550.000
Naumkeag Tr Co—
Common
Preferred A..
Preferred B
250.000
200,000
200,000
*
Springfield Nat Bank
Common........
Preferred
Third Nat B&T CoCommon
1
'
•
286,303
1 10
ir
1,000.000
1,500,000
J, 265,096
union Trust Co
West Springfield Tr.
13,523,614
3
J 10
Blooming' n-Lake NB
Central Nat Bank...
Fifth No'west'nNB.
Flrst NatBk&TrOo
Hennepin State Bank
Marquette Nat Bank
Midland NatBk & Tr
Minnehaha Nat Bk
N'western Nat B&T
re
850,449
670.886
100
100
100
26,850,773 J100
200.000
200.000
100.000
56.000.000
b
100.000
400.000
1.000.000
b
100.000
i
5,oob,000
92,825
12,575,043
12,892,880
1,435,924
158
200.000
800.000
267,290
281,501
1,617,205
3,895,137
40
43
37
25
25
41
'
26
*•
■
Taunton—
Machinists' Nat Bk.
Bristol County Tr
cent
66»«
Ll,411,198 119,186,818 J100 < t6 X
1110
40,833
1,030,466 ■>
5,000,000
100.000
2d Northwest State. i
Third N'west'nNBk i
4th Northwest Nat'l. k
200.000
125.000
127,592
200.000
150.000
148,279
46,858
4,445,965 plOO
1,505,101 100
6H
1,115,843 I—
2,207,370 i
50.000
915,665
15,168
54,056
RochesterFirst National Bank.
Union Nat Bank—
p
513,110 26,019,607 100
102,704
3,630,864 100
44,576
1,644,391 100
5,836,330 119,485,348 plOO
86,232
1,847,675 100
155,834
7,904,681
3,950,163
100,128
100,000
EmpireNatBk&TrCo 1
Stock Yards Nat Bk. k
Midway Nat Bank—
1100
1,049,541
1,598,732
e
les
72,263
1,544,688 I,;.
■
18,166
1,354,710 I
16,000
1,050,000 1100
5,477,607 129,245,565 b.
36,629
742,251 100
126,388
3,483,177 100
284,809 13,528,908 <—
36,144
1,187,794 ft—
b
k
Common
First State Bank
1 10
500,000
1.000.000
1.000.000
195.000
N
1100
St. Paul—
American Nat Bank.
2.500.000
Commercial State Bk
250.000
Drov ExchState Bank 0
275.000
First National Bank. p6.000.000
;
1,500,000 11,916,936
Preferred
Springfield S D & TrI
500.000
450.000
Common
Preferred
First Trust Co...
No re cent
sa les
:
2
11
11M
^100
100,000
200,000
pi .000.000
65,529
3,644,327
/ioo
100
PlOO
157,516
•Sale price.
100
25
25
t No par.
Dec. 31 1934.
a
Worcester—
Mechanics Nat I
Common
Preferred
404,680
Produce State Bank. b
Preferred
200
State Institutions
June 29
100,000
600.000
Preferred
Common....
.....
Minneapolis—
Peabody—
Springfield-
MINNESOTA
Minnesota Nat Bank
of Duluth
"165""
7,844,862 / 20
I 20
J 375,515
Safe Deposit Nat Bk
100
3,094,638 / 50
1 50
441,572
250.000
Preferred
2,954,614
......
Nomi nal.
Per share
Duluth—
Bank of Gomxn A Sav
Preferred,
1 50
266,405
20
100
400.000
1,000.000
Northern Nat Bank.
100.000
Pioneer Nat Bank...
150,000
Western Nat Bank.. £
3,131,453 / 50
108,075
2,985,326
18,108,007
90
$
Common
Preferred.
..^
Manufac'rs Nat Bk.
.
National Banks
June 29
City National Bank.
First & Amer Nat Bk
Central Nat BankCommon
80,473
1,075,320
...
100
1.000,000
Union Old Lowell
National Bank.
_
J100
35
Saginaw—
~3~
j
Park National Bank
b First National Group,
....
Common
Class A
500,000
1,000,000
200.000
1,000,000
2,000$000
J 483,644
Jl,561,513
44
14,446.817 1100
188,528
2,767,108
30,881,571
5
d Stockholders of the B. M. Durfee Trust Co. of Fall River, Mass.,
authorized officers of the company to purchase, if possible, between 2,800
and 3,800 shares of the company's stock at not over $75 a share.
This offer
held up to and including June 22 1935, with old rights reserved by the com¬
8
pany to
100
10
f 10
1 10
Includes savings deposits.
e
15"
500
as
reject or accept offers.
June 29
MICHIGAN
March 4 1935.
0
National Banks
Trust balances.
< Member of Northwest Bancorporatk
Stat* Institutions
June 29
k Common and preferred stock
1 Last sale.
.
Bay CityBay City Bank.
Nomi nal.
Per share
300,000
Natl Bk of Bay City.
400.000
People's Commercial
A Savings Bank— £1,250.000
53,425
224,913
2,567.247
4,781,090
100
179.373
8,115,771
100
0
p
r
N
0
re
100
cent
les
sa
Capital reduced from $1,200,000 to $427,-
of the June 29 1935 report.
e
*
•
-
outstanding.
_
American National Bank of St. Paul
affiliate,
Member of the First Bank Stock Corp
Stock has to be offered to board of directo^i
)ld stock.
'
•
3
Affiliate of First National Bank of Boston.
Ex-dividend.
First Bank Stock Corp.
\
✓
;
National Banks
June 29
MISSISSIPPI
Capital.
Surplus A
Profits.
150,000 l
200,000
...
Preferred
Depos Gu Bk A TrOo
Ask.
Nomi nal
$
share.
I 40
100
N
First National Bank.
Mer A Farmers Bank
52,819
2,533,972
147,887
3,723,130
100
150,000
175,000
128,177
56,116
2,052,054
2,444,322
100
N
0
10,285,347
100
re
cent
806,105 100
9,071,947 Q-~
sa
les
74,628
2,427,910
2,302,859
624,627
100,000
lee
Metals Bk A Tr Co. Q
800.000
19,969
404,899
100
•
7,"-; \<(i
50
Helena—
First Nat BkATr Co k
Union Bk A Tr Co—
Vioksburg— ■
First Nat A Tr Co
k
Merch NatBkATr Co
300.000
National Banks
MISSOURI
June 29
20
100
4,834,488
4,441,425
120,757
250,407
700,000
State
100
f
First National Bank.
Miners Nat Bk
300,000
cent
sa
100
22,013
Common
100,000
400.000
National Banks
Institutions
9,098,659
456,474
600.000
0
Preferred.
J
7,121,365 /TOO
1100
79,188
State Institutions
June 29
NEBRASKA
June 29
June 29
Norn inal
Per
Kansas City—
Baltimore Bank
1,298,276
16,979,357
4,185,326
678,584
1,300,671
112,660,451
19,909,259
849,185
2,681,441
100
J 269,433
6,553,386
100
}
40,000
1,173,499
8,560
38,898
129,098
1,066,783
1,578,432
2,188,163
38,500
959,707
74,617
39,225
100,000
City Nat Bk & Tr Co
Columbia Nat Bank.
Community State Bk
Bast Side Bk of Com
First National Bank.
Inter-State Nat Bank
Llnwood State Bank.
Merchants Bank
600.000
500,000
100,000
200,000
2,000,000
500,000
100,000
200.000
30,674
3,367,471
782,316
31,284
161,390
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
share.
100
80
190
210
55
40
65
110
390
190
80
420
180
200""
150
200
Merc Home Bk & Tr
Common
200,000
Capital notes
200,000
Missouri Bk & Tr Co
Common
80,000
120,000
60,000
200,000
100,000
Preferred
Park National Bank.
Plaza Bank of Oomm
Produce Exch Bank
Traders'
Gate
flOO
150
130
{loo
UO
100
100
110
100
uo
150*"
City
Nat'l Bank
Southeast State Bk
k
Stock Yards Nat Bk.
Union Nat Bank—
a
122,970
35,184
243.435
550,000
100.000
400,000
900.000
1.350,000
100,000
West Side Bk of Com i
100,000
Union At Bk of Com
100.000
100,000
University Bank
Commerce Trust Co
<6.000,000
Common
Preferred
West port Ave Bank.
J 543,231
7.559,598 62*
897,368 100
6,192,731 100
70
80
180
37,996
581,594
111,092
997,044
5,739
322,206
3,294,283 137,272,298
100
75
200
100
100
143,808
300.000
850,000
300,000
385,444
310,215
18,406,793
1,000,000
573,762
29.552.492
500,000
450,000
236,462
10,007,807
1,250.000
Preferred
427,432
39.858,013 flOO
\100
....
First National Bank.
Nat Bk of Commerce
100
100
100
10,316,242
"116" 125""
250
200
OmahaFirst Nat Bankf
250,000
Common.....
Preferred A..
Preferred B
Live Stock Nat Bank
Omaha Nat Bank—
\
I
20
20
20
100
N
Common
1,145.000
Preferred
'■
0
re
cent
sa
lea
Packers' Nat Bank:
Common
42,819
100,000
Preferred
100.000
50.000
Common
*250,000
212,846
1.000 000
*1,100.000
732,358
2,537,387 1100
1100
National Banks
25
878,784
39,051
South Omaha Sav Bk
Stock Yards Nat Bk
150
100
125
8,793,118 /100
*200,000
....
SH
100
share
Per
Common..
u S Nat Bank
23,705,726 r io
1 15
100
Nomi nal.
Linooln—
Oont Nat Bank-
Preferred
60
60
1,438,535
159,960
Ask,
Nomi nal.
Per share.
;
200,000
re
300,000
400,000
250,000
.
Butte—
MeridianCitizens Nat Bank.. k
'
100
6,545,910
6,264,424
109,045
291,699
300,000
$
Bid.
Par.
Deposits.
f. $ |
BillingsMidland Nat Bank..
Montana Nat Bank.
See Tr A Says Bank.
5,894,707 1 30
June 29
Gross
Surplus A
Profits.
Capital.
_
State Institutions
MONTANA
June 29
Per
109
COMPANIES
Nationa 1 Banks
ma.
Par.
2$
164,274
665.000
Jackson-State N Bk.
TRUST
Gross
Jackson
Capital National BkOommon
■.A:-r^?^■:■>'%i'fe:--«
-:
State Institutions
June 29
Deposits;
A $
$
?:: '
AND
BANKS
AUG., 1935]
■:
6,987,828 UOO
-
tioo
25,628,235
100
13,083,065
100
NEVADA
June 29
80""
'105"
115
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Reno—
435,511
400.000
First Nat Bk In Reno d
rnmrn'mm
Ot. JosephAmerican Nat Bank.
Burnes Nat Bank
200,000
200,000
500,000
100,000
250,000 6
200,000
200,000
140,000
First National Bank.
First Trust Co
First 9t JoaSt'k Yds Bk
Tootle-Lacy Nat Bk.
Bmpire Trust Co
Missouri Vail Tr Co.
251,263
169,181
388,074
114,659
38,142
257,825
78,196
60,589
7,889,054
3,954,519
6,747,130
3,064,720
3,661,556
7,209,591
2,112,753
931,671
100
100
N O
100
100
'loo
NEW HAMPSHIRE s,a"ir4rm'
-v
re
cent
8a
lee
nal.
share.
100
Manchester—
100
200,000
150,000
200,000
4,446,628
100
503,847
147,105
2,527,634
2,779,344
100
200,000
400,000
900,000
imoskeag Nat Bank
Manchester Nat Bk.
Merchants Nat Bank
831,307
346,574
445,650
327,154
100
St. Louis—
Nashua—
Amer Exch Nat Bank
107,500
Common.....
Preferred
92.500
Baden Bank
J
45,924
415.000
Common
2.000,000
500,000
Preferred..
Bremen Bk & Tr Co.
Cass Bk A Tr Co....
2,196,499
11,087,503
700.000
10
Indian Head Nat Bk
10
Nashua Trust Co—
100
41,882,901 f 20
SecondNatof Nashua
20
35-
36
5,102,356
4,954,887
J 4,355,711
198,141,822
100
"Bo"
100
10°
Common.......
10,200,000
1,000,000
200,000
150,000
100.000
640.242
Jeff-Uravois
Bank..
|
50,000
60,000
......
Capital notes A...
Capital notes B
j
613,856
2,100,371
33,924
4,768,231
UI
J100
26
250,000 1
250,000
200,000
Common.........
100
76,953
37.529
3,010,677 /100
uoo
1.232,256 100
15
National Banks
4
June 29
State
NEW JERSEY
Institutions
June 29
155 "Bo"
Nomi nal.
Per share
'
........
Preferred...
32,679
729,934 (100
10
20
■)
10
uoo
10
Atlantio CityBoardwalk Nat Bank
Bankers Trust Co-
Manufacturers Bank
450,342
600,000
A TOo
108,433
98,828
158,981
500,000
Manchester Bank
Mutual Bk A Tr Co.-
200,000
200.000
Plaza Bank (The). Sec Nat SavsATr Co
7,636,900
3,82$ ,496
4,467,908
100
50
20
"75"
80
25
350,000
500.000
Preferred-
J 336,636
South'n Com A Say.
400,000
51,558
425.000 e
South Side Nat BkOornmon
13,124,834 UOO
U00
120,000
343,550
2,956,761
Preferred
J 106,908
500.000
156,924
800,000
1.000,000
397,490
259,787
4,498,667
11,594,601
300,000
Preferred
340,000
200.000
300.000
Chippewa Trust Co.
■aston-Taylor Tr Co
Llndell Trust Co
Merc Com BAT Co-* 10,000,000
c
9,201
31,467
160,608
^ioo
f::::
10
100
124"
6,785,546
100
52
1,960,751
1,625,066
3.016,537
100
100
100
3,930,191 131,326,620
500,000
2,350,457
-—
70,380
J
J/5811,080
Equitable Trust Co—
100
2,855,946
...
661,324
"55""
i5o""
108
400
102
103
100
3,303,214
m
1,708,387 fioo
I 10
mm m
m'
rnmrnmm
~~~2*
5
Guarantee Trust Co-
Preferred
125
r;: A;0
400,000
Common
Common.
Common.....
United Bk A Tr Co..
100
27
Lemay Ferry Bank—
Common
100
5,522,074
Portsmouth-
Preferred
New Hamp Nat Bk.
First Nat Bank—
Preferred
Jefferson Bk AT Co
Common..
5,325,531
6.210,746
First National Bank-
1100
107,373
138,601
600,000
[20
20
1,412,011
225,000
Common.....—
Preferred
........
1.184,512
Asbury Park—
600.000
Asbur y PkNatBk A Tr k
Asbury Park A Ocean
Grove Bank...... cm600.000
prf300 000
100,000
Seacoast Trust Co.— /
J/2006,414
193,741
2,300,079
I 10
m'mrn
5*"
\ 10
853,844 [100
I 10
•
100
4.362.775
A;
V
mm
7
40.855
55,147
425,064
{ls
0
100
149,592
807.606
1,155,517
9,043,953
7,237,561
n
1,295,634 J 20
re cent
ov-
sa
lea
Bayoone—
Broadway Nat Bk ..
Bayonne Trust Oo_.
Mechanlcs' Trust Co
237,296
400,000
500,000
u
100
25
Mercantile-Com¬
merce
850.000
183,719
4,253,895
100
6
6,000,000
247,559
73.626,812
1,639,492
100
103
100.000
144,676
3,418,788
6,135,304
2,044,804
20
1,050,000
1,924,593
16,099
180,480
53,387
Nat'l Bank.
6*
Miss Val Trust CoCommon
...
Mound City Tr Co
North St Louis Tr Co
Northwest'n Tr Co..
WebsterGroyes Tr.
300.000
104
100
"20"
40
156
23""
Bridgeton—
Brldgeton Nat BankCumberland Nat Bk. k
Farm A Mar Nat Bk. k
250,000
158,606
1,652,636
100
600,000
250.000
221,256
114.583
4,446,757
1,343,615
100
20
•
Capital of the Stock
creased from $300,000 to
and by special
Citizens'Bank
Union Nat Bank
290.000
600.000
100.000
31,500
1,806,000
314,060
61,051
9,748,700
2,022,398
100
100
100
60
15
c
Dec. 31
$400,000 on June 29 1935, partly from surplus
1
1934.
d Owned by the
*
Yards National Bank of Kansas City, Mo., in¬
dividend of Cattle Loan Co.
1935.
6 April 15
Springfield—
40
Sale price.
a
35
55
12
Transamerica Corp., San Francisco. Calif.
Member of Northwest Bancorporation.
/ Includes reserves.
g
Member First Bank Stock Corp.
i West Side Bank of Commerce absorbed by
in July
the Commerce Trust Co.
1935.
k Preferred stock and common stock
outstanding.
I Last sale.
s
Member of the Guardian Detroit Union Groun. Inc..
M.u Dec. 31
1933; withdrawals restricted.
Detroit. Mich,
110
BANKS
National Hank
NEW JERSEY
June 29
Surplus A
Profits.
Capital.
State
AND
TRUST
Institutions
June 29
:
Par.
COMPANIES
National Banks
June 29
Bid.
V
NEW JERSEY
Qross
Deposits.
Capital.
Art.
Institutions
State
June 29
Gross
Surplus A
Profits.
Par.
Deposits.
Bid.
"v.
Camden—
FlrstOamNatB&TOo
2,250.000
Camden 8 D & Tr Oo
d3,300,000
Merchant ville
$
Per
547,325
306,681
1225
10
12^
share.
11
14 H
115,842
Ampere Bank 3c TrCo d
500.000
_
k
10
5
6,304,232
10
4H
109,339
438,069
300,000
Essex Oo Trust Go_
1,008,888
566,099
225.000
825,000
Bank & Trust Co
1,914,181
9,520,938
100
296,374
19,012,675
10
5H
100
100
300,085
1,500,000
1.374,575
...
Preferred A
Preferred B
Elizabeth—
a
134,717
169,495
Ellzabethport BkgOo dl ,100.000
300,000
450,000
(4%)
55,683
165,842
25
100
& Mechanics'
National Bank
First Nat Bk & Tr Oo
"~6~
I
505,773
70,118
_
N J Title Guar 3c Tr.
North Bergen Tr Oo.
Trust OoofN J—
8,923,494
18
36,500,282
3,278,848
100
50
100
12
335,321
85,902
4,123,057
931,517
33,901
4
....
10
3H
28,336,759 r 25
\ 30
745,996 100
25
58,159,116
23,651,673
25
750,898
54
16
6H
15
39
5
42
100
25
7
4H
3H
2,183,482
5
25
Long Branch Bkg Ob
Morristown—
300.000
170,752
2,335,970
100
250.000
650.000
200,000
600.000
360,132
144,872
5,511,014
25
6,270,646
1,515,762
7,833,803
10
lot*
150
1 8
12 if"
15
446,258
103,665
2,688,398
1,304,620
50
60
125
150
100.000
402,169
161,000
12,304,823
4,933,000
25
8
27
3
30
1
600,000
884.000
150,000
150,000
83,164
26,383
1,019,310
I
990,270
100
45
125
40
3,000,000
500,000
1,166,044
1,110,296
40,047,617
100
20,498,170
100
95
350
200.000
80
Newark—
Tr Oo
50,000 \a
I
50,000
776.979 /
400.000
D'Auria Bk & Tr Oo.
Federal Trust Oo
100,000
1,622,500
v
39,575
5
74,877
34,165
1,183,755
270,129 J12h
2,096,048
1,313,944
1,105,655
30,599,689
25
.
243,081
200,000 I
200.000 J
Common
297,908
10
2,730,661
2,569,729
8,061,543
10
15
IH ICO
"15""
22 X
"§6""
"23""
17
25
15
50
9,974,364
/100
N
0
re
cent
sa
Preferred........
les
4,671,603
100
110
100,000 I
50,000 i
17,577
669,952
150.000
17,645
1,239,372
100,000
Merchants TrUnClty dl,200,000
Oemw'lth Tr Un City
600,000
Gutt'b'g Bk 3c Tr Oo
100,000
PkTr Oo Weehawken h 350.000
26,566
352,306
110,240
108,106
219,702
Bank
of Weehawken
Liberty National Bk
Guttenberg
7)200,000
J 50
1,000.000
I 50
6,897,400
28,302,194
951,535
100
658,713
130,338
28,542,825
3,946,721
25
25
4,173,330
1,148,802
894,682
16,096,169
3,289,189
10
N
25
100
100
re
cent
sa
les
1,859,553 /1100
175.000
100.000
1,400.000
262,500
30,625
303,832
87,064
680,000 I
294,205
Preferred
750,000 1
Haledon Nat Bank
d
110,000
Nat Un Bk in Pat'son
d200,000
Paterson Nat Bank-
36,227
43,861
600,000 I
1,000,000 J
790,785
1,500,000 I
679,761
250,000 j
1,000,000 2,025,000
100,000 I
75,000 I
156,162
600,000 I
600,000
Hamilton Trust Co— dl,325,000
Security Trust Co... C 100,000 t
U S Trust Co—
275,032
600,000 I
750,000 J
473,340
....
.>
{ 50
date June 29 1 935*
1,596,300
1,725,616
1,897,000
100
4,065 100
2,343,800
4,011.700
5,310,000
5,276,687 105,400,631
6,176,530 34,039.355
70
100
100
10ft
28,696
63,000
o
100
11,658,651 (100
V 60
821,554 100
90
100
125"
20
952,890
12,038,300 / 50
I 20
72,400
191,900
142,700
196,400
30
55
"46"
51
100
80
100
1650
93
1700
2,200,000 15.695,066
Debentures......
17
19
22
3.000,000
48,909,225
Lincoln-E Side N Bk d
200.000
Mfrs 3c Trad Tr Co:
Common.
5,000,000
37.372
4,427,656
24
86,009,493
Capital notes
Marine Trust Co:
Oommon
r
10
1,795,360
6,299,808 148,453,744
-
5,000,000
.
<8,000,000
.
Elmira—
Ohemung Can Tr Oo
800,000
First Nat Bk 8c Tr Oo
Ithaca—
9,801,848
12,229,799
20
215,981
3,955,810
8,597,365
100
10
311,183
11,163,507
35
60
25
"72
80
2,955,825 f 50
I 50
100
125
25
15
9,669,351 I
10
3,855,834
255,070
20
!:::
1,493,300
1.237.500 g
First National Bank.
728.706
750.000
260,000
235,042
I
Tompkins Go Tr Co-
1
50
100
90
25
Jamestown—
8
500,000
1,000,000
300,000
200.000
3,064,289 (
228,394
3,630,580
<50
200.000
467,762
729,660
100
250,000
150.000
150,000
750.000
Preferred-...—
6,765,181
358,479
400,000
Oommon......
407,914
"*250.000
The First Nat Bank.
Nat Ghautauq Oo Bk
98,316
1,763,434
1,134,162
3,241,042
6,448,942
100
\
625.000
Union Trust Co
20
8K
275
25
20
e
25
N
84,645
375,086
232,675
o
10
re
100
sa
cent
les
100
100
ty banks are repo r'ed net
rofits are of late June 29
e
banks.
divi 1tend
A
r
and
1935
ecord
City and Broo klyn m av be
180
178, 179.
181. 182.
5,807,900 100
rk
.
o
10
20,000,000 25,431,681 387,702,000
558,700 0 5,004,800 66* >
1,000,000
2454
38
32
Common..
100270000 170850877 1621547000 13.55 V 31
33
Preferred
20.00
50,000,000
Oomm'l Nat Bk&Tr
154
7.000.000 7,682,423 59,969,000 100
Dunbar Nat Bank..
26
252,400 0 2,222,400
500,000
Fifth Ave Bank—
Common..
1030
500,000 |3,438,903 45,741,000 (100 985
Capital notes..
200.000
First National Bank.
10.000.000 0,301,736 438,164,000
100 1675*" 1715"
Grace Nat Bk of N.Y
100
1.500,000
1,579,500 024,263,100
Harbor State Bank..
652,500
25
38,200 0
200.000
Merchants Bank
400.000
139,800 0 2,686,000 100
Nat Bk of Yorkvllle.
100
30
40
51,500 0 1,885,200
600.000
Nat Bronx Bank
50
20
81,500 0 5,151,900
925.000
.15
♦Sale price.
'l48
t Marine Midland Corp.
March 4 1935. '
b Includes security stock.
c The New Jersey State Dept.
of Banking and Insurance took over for
liquidation on July 10 1935 the Merchants Trust Oo. and the Security
Trust Co., both of Paterson, in order to conserve th8 interests of depositors;
both institutions have been operating for the past 18 months under the
restrictions of the Alt man Act.
d Oommon and preferred stock
outstanding.
e Units—1 share preferred, 1 share common stock.
/ Preferred stock retirement fund.
g
Includes
,
;
reserves.
h Affiliated with the Trust Oo. of New Jersey, Jersey Oity.
i Controlled by Marine Midland Corp.
k Application for approval of a merger of the Essex County
of East
N. J., with the Fidelity Union Trust Co.
N, J., has been filed with the Federal Reserve Bank.
Orange,
I liHSt sale
12,751,534 fioo
8H
8Yc
| <32
5.400.000
Capital notes——
a
30
16,896,731 / 50
I 50
28,738,500
112b
331,982
36,059
30
100
100
Chase Nat Bank:
Prospect Pk Nat Bk
Preferred
Klngsboro Nat Bank
Lafayette Nat Bank.
People's Nat Bank..
Brooklyn Trust Co:
Kings Oo Trust Co..
Common
Bank of Yorktown..
10
25
First National Bk—
Preferred
Citizens Trust Co—
Common...
Preferred
Fort Greene Nat Bk.
ns
58,700
New York City— Deposits N ew York Ci
are 0/
1935. 8ur >lus and p
Aug. Z
for National and June 29 19 5 for Stat
of banks and trust companies in New Yo
found in our"Rai Iwa'j ' Secti on,
pages
Amalg Bank of N Y.
24,000
650.000
Bk of the Manhat Oo
112,414
714,050
1,730,498
24,978
21,029
102,294
656,000
Mid-City Trust Oe__ d
Oommon.......
150
6,223,785
J 352,352
200,000
250,000
225,000
500,000
500,000
1,000,000
550,000
8,200,000
500.000
Kingston Trust Oo..
100
Plainfield—
First National Bk
Plainfield Nat Bank.
Preferred..
100
9,329.142 /100
t 80
......
2,750,000
People's Bk 3c Tr Oo.
Paterson Say Inst...
Bensonhurst Nat Bk
Citizens Bk of Bklyn
Flatbush Nat Bank.
Bondout Nat BankState of N Y Nat Bk
Passaic—
Passaic N Bk&Tr Oo
Common
450
Kingston—
Trust Oo of New Jer¬
400,000
1,000.000
145.000
400
J 383,478
Brooklyn—State B an* eft I'm st Co. retur
Nat. banks June 29*35
First NBkofRondout
Nat'l Ulster County
Bank of Kingston.
20
835,502
20
6,006,693
20
5,198,551
100
2,675,601
1,247,143 ftlOO
Preferred
Hamilton Nat
cent
les
8,409,133 /100
1100
270,000
J10
117,750
t::-■.■■■(
Nat Bk of W N Y—
Oommon.....
sa
J 516,617
<500,000
Debentures "A"
Debentures "B"_.
1100
5,276,679
2,131,888
North 3c West Hu dson—
IstNat Bk of UnOity d 900,000
re
100
-■
50
25 "26""
25 b 16
300,000 1/312,177
471,955 y
........
100
600.000
500.000
Oommon......
Capital notes
10
Peoples Nat BkPreferred.
New BrunswTrOo—
o
6,746,411
5,119,880
261,508
94,262
750.000
200,000
Bank of Jamestown:
Common
250,000
750,000
500,000 J
Preferred A....*.
Preferred B
100
100
100
100
500,000
Preferred
Marine Midl'd Tr Co
.... -
25
Nat'l Bank ofN J—
Oommon........
700.000
Common........
100
J2,174il41
69,914
546,683
266,483
3,254,660
71,930,788
42,398,796
25,442,210
Buffalo-
21H
4,000,000 13,944,567 129,793,132 I 10
1
7,000,000
182
2.500.000
"27"
18,083,694
Preferred
Merch & Newark Tr.
Union National Bk.. d
387,500
United States Tr Oo.
600,000
West Side Trust Oo.
1.075,000
New Brunswick
June 29
Liberty Bk of Buffalo
1100
541,169
State Institutions
N
Binghamton—
Oity National Bank:
Common*.......
Preferred.
First National Bank:
125
First National BankNational Iron Bank. d
American Trust Co.. d
Morristown Trust Co
Mt. HollyUnion Nat Bk&TrOo
Farmers' Trust Co..
Common.
Preferred
Second Nat Bank—
60
Auburn—
Nat Bank of Auburn
Auburn Trust Oo—- d
"5H
16,330
Common........
45
Per ehare.
250,000
1,500.000
Common
3H
400.000
74,940
465,358
NEW YORK
1,210,732
Nat Oom Bk & Tr Oo
5,054,174
N Y State Nat Bank- d3,500,000
2,310,000
First Trust Oo-.3.000.000 pi,235,298
Long Branch—
Plainfield Trust Oo..
State Trust Oo
Paterson—
10
60
10
Albany-**
5
Common..
Hanks
Mech 3c Farmers Bk_
55,788,094
.
85
10
Nominal
10
11,994,860
Preferred A..
Preferred B
West Bergen Tr Co.. d
Huds Tr Oo Un Oity.
Woodcllff Trust Oo__
8
25
100
100
2.850.000
3,000.000
2.000.000 1
.....
sey. West N Y
Weehawken Tr Oo
100.000
National
1,097,934
51,786
200,000
3.400.000
2,035,000
150.000
Bergen Trust Oo
Oommon
80
50
30
1,174,010
2,487,928
1,272,602
1,250,000 I
1,500.000
Fidelity Un Tr Oo—
Oommon...
k
50
100
100
50
504,647
588,531
u
500,000
Oommon
Clinton Trust Oo
Columbus Trust Oo.
250
12
10
I
100,000
800,000
Preferred
National State Bank
Central Bk & Tr Oo
Oommon
Preferred
225
10
50
"50"
Jersey City—
Banking Oo
100
50
Farm
25
100
10
I
First National Bank.
2,225,000
Franklin Nat Bank.. d 650,000
Hudson Oo Nat Bk—
Mt Prospect Nat Bk.
Nat Newark 3c Essex
2,128,814
2,707,930
1.403.534
100,000
200,000
Woodbury Trust Oo.
25
4,976,970
13,929,855
3,426,277
2,837,870
1,000,000 J
Preferred—.....
Hoboken—
Columbia Trust Go__
Jefferson Trust Oo__
Seaboard Trust Oo__
Lincoln Nat Bank
Franklin Wash Tr Oo
Marsano State Bk &
20,576,821
37,972,029
2,263,965
702,455
728,000
20,297,192
21,510,327
491,724
469,073
405,560
.
June 29
Union Oty Tr Oo—
Oommon
Oommon
678,899
531,260
191,611
50,857
66,100
1,060,997
729,411
Prospect Natl Bank200,000
Security Nat Bank-200,000
frenton Banking Oo
1,000,000
Trenton Trust Oo ^
d5,400,000
1
{
I
Nat'l State Bank—
dl, 310,000
Central Home Tr Oo d
500.000
Elisabeth Trust Co__ dl,023.372
_
3
Woodbury—
Say Inv & Trust Oo:
Common
Commercial Tr N J
.
dl,009.000
Flrst-Mech Nat Bk_ d5,200,000
H'nover CapitalTrOo
300.000
84
r 25
Trenton-
Broad St Nat Bank.
Nat'l
West Jersey Trust Oo
East Orange-
Preferred
20,205,562
21,401,434
/:
Ask.
Nomi nal
Per share,
Nomi nal.
n
'
March 30 1935.
t Oct. 17 1934
u
V"
0 June 29 1935.
Dec. 31 1933.
v Dec. 31 1934.
.
^
Trust Co.
of Newark,
r
Aug., 1!)35]
BANKS
National Banks
June 29
NEW YORK
Capital.
Surplus &
Profits.
TRUST
AND
National Banks
State Institutions
Cross
Deposits.
Par
Bid.
Per
$
share.
77,500,000 141898089 1294910000 (12h
120
Preferred. *
50,000,000
NatSafetyBk&TrOo
1,014,300
477,100 a 7,921,100
Penn Exchange Bank
330,000
106,700 a 1,809,300
25
Public Nat Bk&TrOo
8.250.000 5,272,480 96,362,000
Schroder Bkg Corp. <5.000.000
1,725,866 a 9,192,272
"25
Sterling Nat B & T.
1.500.000
1,004,900 al7,027,400
Trade Bank oIN Y_
206.300
191,900 a 4,136,400 12H
Common.
Anglo-South Am Tr.
1.000.000
Bk of Athena Tr Co.
Banca Com It Tr Co
500,000
2.000.000
1.000,000
Banco dl Nap Tr Co.
Bank of Sicily Tr Co.
1.800.000
Bank of N Y & Tr Co 6,000,000
Bankers Trust Co
25,000,000
Bronx County Tr Co
542,500
Cent Han Bk&Tr Co 21,000,000
Chemical Bk & Tr Co 20,000,000
City
Bank
"i
20
20
10
10,000,000 12,777,094 105,140,479
50
25
Co
Corporation Trust Co
Empire Trust Co—
Common........
150
id"
458
12"
468
71
69
5 Yx
& 4
126
129
48K
50 y
500.000
2,700,000
6,000,000 5,661,600 20,727,200
Federation Bk& Tr Co
825.000
793,236
8,069,261
Fulton Trust Co
2,000,000 2,730,997 18,304,599
Fiduciary Trust Co.. 1,000,000 1,000,000 10,041,400
90,000,000 177067130 1412601414
Guaranty Trust Co.
Hellenic Bk & Tr Co.
220,940
2,650,929
1,000,000
Irving Trust Co
50.000,000 57,918,098 541,893,512
J Henry Schroder Tr
810,064
9,072,467
1,000,000
Lawyers Co Tr Co._ 2,000,000 2,081,076 33,340,208
60
100
28
38
32,935,000 110297483 477,512,118
25,000.000
7,789,671
5.000.000
Common........ 10,000,000 7,957,941
Capital notes
3,000.000
Trust Co of Nor Am.
500.000
677,200
Underwriters Tr Oo.
789,800
1.000,000
U S Trust Co of N Y
2.000.000 27,814,391
Common
Preferred
200,000
200,000
500.000
...
........
County Trust Oo_
Common
1SH
100
100
100
303"" 308"
100
10
~iZx
15Y
100
25
f 20
79,584,332 i
20
25
"IV-, "43"
27 H
+8
108
3,609,900
7,933,100
82,183,796
100
29
579,536
1.000.000
2,000,000
5H
m
50
i
"50"
100 1825
20
16,302
7,743,681
J 20
1
8
t
120
3
12
Nom inal.
Per share.
Asheville—
300,000
60
1875
68,540
2,041,195
236,324
368,205
393,860
3,900,595
7,541,486
5,244,131
37.592,513
125
20
CharlotteCharlotte Nat Bank-
500.000
500,000
300,000
1.200.000
Commercial Nat Bk.
Union Nat Bank
t
1,354,530
50
100
100
100
50
45
120
160
125
200
Durham—
Bank.
150.000 g
Fidelity Bank
114,000
100
1,674,987
45
30
71
I 10
7.665,673
977,827
126,220
89,538
31,887
100.000
Mech & Farmers Bk-
1,123,859
12,224,230
1,083,906
1,860,943
1,149,909
36,871
500,000
400.000
Depositors Nat*l Bk.
Home Savings Bank.
( 10
25
20
25
75
""35" "40"
25
Greensboro—
100,000
100.000
Common...
Preferred
529,195
600,000 I
195,881
1,500,000
753,234
2,750,000
1,000,000 3,689,356
25
7,482,626
57,908,215
Central Trust Co—
360,000
........
10
12
Preferred..
15
17
240.000
[1.606,732
3,000,000 I
1,800,000
608,864
\ 10
| 206,784
I
10
N
| 20
200,000
0
WUm Say & Tr Co..
14,891,044
{ 20
14,529,924
37,387,398
"25
8
20
78
10H
'16"
300.000
84
31,810,393 1100
WilsonBranch Bkg &
Tr Co
Common
400.000
400,000
100.000
Nat Bk of Wilson
450
cent
lk les
25 V;10
2,314,341
6,635,153
61,453
488,119
O
re
People's Sav Bk & Tr
Preferred
300,000
1,000,000
J. 71,075
Wilmington—
Security Trust Co-
Capital notes
10
NORTH CAROLINA
American Trust Co..
8X
111
100
3.150.000
Common........
4,915,342
Guilford Nat Bank—
Capital notes
Capital notes....
Union Trust Co:
100
351,290
400,000
400,000
....
First Nat Bk & Tr..
Citizens' Nat
17,331,982 f 20
2,024,400
268.500
Common........
Common........
156"
9,761,966
236""" 250""
Common
Capital notes
6
25
1,183,407
1W
Rochester—
Common.......
2,857,684 [25
54,178
,
300,000
Security Nat Bank—
Genesee Vail Tr Co..
Roch Trust & S D Co
14
10
8
6
4
Yonkers—First
Preferred....
Jamaica, L. I.—
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
Lincoin-Allia Bk&Tr
10
10
Peoples N B & T Co:
National Banks
June 29
New York Trust Co 12,500,000 21,361.490 301,880,255
Title Guar & Tr Co—
Jamaica Nat Bank..
40
6,401,170
:
10
20
& Trust Co—
Mfrs Trust Co:
Capital notes
Marine Midi Tr Co
100
545,458
1
10
100
10
.
...
5,274,163
2,700,000
2,969,671
1,887,920
400.000
Capital notes
Equitable Trust Co
Common
103,500
23,461
14,561
102,559
t
200,000
15X
10
2,452,359
White Plains—
Citizens Bank
Natl
Bank in Yonkers-Yonkers Nat Bank
40
10
27,938
Sua—Rye Nat Bk...
Tarrytown N B&TrOo
54 H
55,904,321
50
I
100
3,000,000 12,497,016
50
[ 385,000
550,000
120,000
576.787
Mutual Trust Co.
140
10
21,400
I
4,549.024 f
475,000
... .
.
20
184,600
100
1,997,181 [ 50
59,256
\g
share.
100
1,478,257
2,177,159
179,830
113,479
Ask.
prices
100,000
500,000
__
Pleasantville—
Mt Pleas B&TrCo
Port Chester—1st N_
Bk & Tr Co
20
Trust
Common.....
Preferred.
13
Farmers'
Clinton Trust Co
500,000
552,500
4,535,800
Colonial Trust Co
627,200
1,000,000
6,079,100
Continental Bk&Tr
4,000,000 3,689,000 41,410,444
Corn Ex Bk & Tr Co 15,000,000 16,538,020 239,132,141
Bid.
Nom.
170,000
30,000
Preferred
20 H
100
100
10
7
Par.
Westches Co Nat
100
ion
Deposits.
Per
Peekskill N B&TOo
Common
36
100
4,400,800
2,688,800
8,724,747
6,711,500
9,413,600
146,481,751
848,303,731
11,035,900
748,648,368
475,751,324
Yh
Gross
Surplus &
Profits.
250,000
200.000
Ossining Trust Co.
Peekskill—
29 1935.
534,300
100,000
1,095,918
609,400
465,600
10,564,305
63,316,120
257,500
61,523,879
48,725,062
Institutions
June 29
Ossining—1st Nat Bk
sy2
m
State
(Concl.)-
30X
29
i2$
June
Westchester Co.
& Trust Co
National Oity Bank:
Trust eo. returns d ate
Capital.
Ask.
111
NEW YORK
June 29
fcity- June 29
Nomi nal
N. Y. City (Concl.)
COMPANIES
14,456,033 [100
1160
25
1,621,772
j 578,741
137,941
Winston-Salem—
40,049,479
First National Bank-
| <30
COTnmon
100.000
........
Preferred..
100,000
04.000.000
Wachovia Bk &Tr_.
j
1,392,288 1
55,450
1,967,109
10
15
10
100
63,117,915
,
Schenectady—
Union National Bank
399,331
8,857,614
300,000 1
283,523
150,000
1,136,159
750.000
6,208,560
400.000
100
Citizens Trust Co—
Common........
Capital notes.....
Schenectady Tr Co..
1100
National Banks
loo
14,683,328
NORTH DAKOTA
June 29
Syracuse—
Lincoln Nat B & TOo
Common........
Preferred.
Nomi nal.
1,200,000
300,000
J 736,632
750,000
300.000
J 118,274
1,620,000
8,000,000
} 714,540
1,000,000
1,800,000
j 375,634
14,749,412
23
{
24H
7,098,094
Common
Common.........
Capital notes.....
49,953,554
28,370,511
50.000
150,000 1
500,000
250.000
250.000 t
(J.
lit
5
6
Merch Nat Bk&TrOo
Ner & Dakota Tr Co
N
n
National City Bank.
Union Nat Bank
Troy Trust Co......
1,025,602
325,682
110,991
143,015
600,000
d700,000
e450.000
8
25
Capital notes.....
Nomi nal
4.000,000
...
Preferred
600,000
200,000
J 774,644
I2X
200,000
500,000
} 374,159
Common........
200,000
210,000
126,093
500,000
....
87,634
3,527,660
N
500,000
Capital notes.....
360.000
J 144,108
Westchester Co—
Aft. Vernon—1st N__ 01.000,000
Mt Vernon Tr Oo.
3.000.000
359,197
9,290,998
cent
les
712,017
v
10
12,469,111
941,227
487,847
14,694,752
8,383,335
100
1,082,840
9,433,065
2,832,397
1,594,472
100
100
198
143,681
133,444
72
210
82
10
6
8
........
t Marine Midland Corp.
June 29 1935.
6 March 30 1935.
65
2
90
3
Dec. 31 1932*
d Capital structure in
profeess of revision.
0
New Rochelle—
Central Nat Bank.
First Nat Bank
—
Huguenot Tr Co..
New Rochelle Tr_.
1,650,000
1,949
192,615
689,950
418,732
1,534,787
3,391,637
1,180,146
13,241,141
23
33
20
20
March 4 1935.
< Controlled jby
20
20
Common and preferred stock outstanding.
g
325,000
300.000
879,882
o
les
429,660
a
| <25
100
N
re cent
sa
"23"
33"
jlOO
Canton-
c
10,884,305
4,944,802
100
o
re
I 35
\ 40
Northern N Y Tr Co
Common
3,070,392
First National Bank. el,000,000
Geo D Harter Bank.
1,800,000
Cincinnati400,000
Atlas Nat Bank
400,000
Clnn Bk & Tr Co—
200,000
Oolumbia Bk & 8 Co
11
sa
J
57,067
share
100
100,000
Capital notes
10
25
5,121,263
10,202,839
200,000
750,000
Common
8,645,283 I 20
1 25
75,285
Firestone Pk Tr&S B
Watertown—
Jefferson Co Nat Bk
Watertown Nat Bk—
Preferred
Per
Akron—
Dime Savings Bk Co
Common ........
Oneida Nat Bk & Tr
Common
State Institutions
June 29
OHIO
'25"
50
Capital notes
34,703,739
25
100
25
21,071,966
8,929,559
5,669,214
3,527,647
Goodyear State Bk__
1.000,000
n
les
9
Utica—
First Citizens Bk & T
482,243
sa
o
June 29
Manufactur Nat Bk. 02,000.000
2,734,272
0
■v^;re cent
100
101,206
56,927
share.
100
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
National Banks
Troy—
5,825,971 [100
118,718
Preferred
8
■
100
2,053,200
1,342,389
167,438
94,246
Common
6
{
First Trust & Dep Co
Capital notes
Syracuse Trust Co..
6225.000
Bank..
Fargo National Bk..
Merch Nat B & T Co
Common........
Preferred
Per
Dakota Nat
1 Last sale.
n
MarineMidland Ccwpi
1
\
•
Member First Nat. Bank Stock Corp.
t Dec. 31
1934.
v New stock.
:;
,
;
1400
100
BANKS
113
National Banks
June 29
TBUST
COMPANIES
State Institutions
June 29
OHIO
Surplus A
Capital.
AND
Surplus
Gross
Profits.
PENNSYLVANIA Sto,V»<0B>
Deposits
Capital,
A
Profits.
Gross
Deposits
Nomi nal.
Nomi nal.
Cincinnati (Con.)
Per
Allentown—
share,
124
126
Norwood-Hyde Park
Per
Bk & Tr Oo
Allentown Nat Bank
120
Merchants Nat'l BkSeconcl Nat Bank-.
First National Bank.
40
16
Lehigh VaU Trust Oo
Lincoln Nat Bank—
Northslde Bk & Tr Oo
share
130
45
20
110
People's Bk & St Oo
Pro? S Bk & Tr Oo.
Altoona—
Second Nat Bank—
Bo Ohio S Bk ft Tr Oo
Western Bk & Tr Oo
First Nat Bank—
Common..*...
Preferred
Altoona Trust Co-
Oentral Trust Oo—
Common
Common.
Preferred
Capital notes
Fifth-Third-Union Tr
Common.
Oentral Trust Co.
...
Capital notes.....
Cleveland—
Amer 8av Bank Co..
Bank ofErie
First National Bank
Lawrence Park N Bk
Marine Nat Bank
Oentral Un Nat Bk—
Common
Preferred.
CJlev Sav A Loan Oo.
—
„
Nat Bk A Trust Co..
Lorain Street Bank.
National Oity Bank
Common.......
Security-Peoples TrCommon
Preferred
Preferred
North Amer Bk Oo.
Cleveland Trust Oo
Oommon
Union Trust Oo
.....
Capital notes.
Union Sav A L Co..
Harrisburg—
Allison-East End Tr.
Columbus—
Capital Bk A Tr Oo.
Harrisburg Nat Bank
Branson Bk A Tr Oo
Oentral Trust Oo...
Oity Nat Bk A Tr Oo
Oolumbus Saving Bk
Dauphin Dep Tr Oo.
Harrisburg Trust Oo
Fifth Ave Sav Bk Oo
Huntington Nat Bk.
Market Exch Bk Co.
Northern Sav Bk
Ohio National Bk...
Dayton—
Merch N BAT Co-
Lancaster—
Oonestoga Nat Bk..
Fulton Nat Bank...
Lancaster Oo Nat Bk
Common
Farmers' BkATr Oo
Preferred
Third NBA TrOo.
Winters NB A Tr Co
Oommon
Preferred
Toledo—
Commerce Gnard Bk
Common..
Oommon........
'Preferred
.
M
........
Northern Bk A TrOo
........
....
Philadelphia—
Oentral-Penn Nat Bk
3.040.000
Oity National Bank. <21.125,000
Corn Exch Nat Bank
—
Capital notes.
Nat Bank of Toledo:
A Trust Oo
4,650.000
Erie National Bank. d 600.000
First National Bank
3,111,000
Glmbel Bros Bk A Tr
200.000
Oommon..
Preferred..
Bpltser-R T A 8 Bk.
Ohio Citizens Tr Oo.
Toledo Trust Oo—
...
Kensington Nat Bk.
Market St Nat Bk..
NatBkofGerATrOo
Nat'l Bk of Olney—
Common
Capital notes..
Youngstown—
^
Dollar Sav A Tr Oo—
Oommon........
Capital notes—...
Mahoning Nat Bank
Mahoning Sav A Tr.
Oommon
1,150.000
1.000.000
400,000
100.000
100,000
..
Preferred
North Broad Nat'l Bk
Northeast Nat Bank
Northw'n Nat Bk—
250,000
200.000
Oommon...
250,000
Preferred
250,000
Philadelphia Nat Bk 14.0W.000
Roosevelt Bank..—
185.000
Second Nat Bank—
Union Nat Bank
City Tr A Sav Bk—
Common.....*,.'.
Capital notes
500.000
750.000
Oommon........
Preferred
South Phila Nat Bk-
National Banks
June 29
OKLAHOMA
State institutions
June 29
Nomi nal.
Per share
Guthrie—
First National Bank.
First State Bank—.
Tradesmen'sNatlonal
Bank A Trust Oo.
Wyoming Bk A Tr—
Fidellty-Phila Tr Oo
Nat Bk of McAlester
First Nat Bk of McA
Finance Oo of Pa
Frankford Trust Oo.
German town Tr Oo.
Girard Trust Oo
industrial Trust Oo
Muskogee—
Oltlsens National Bk
Commercial Nat Bk.
First Nat Bk A TrOo
425.000
3.300.000
350,000
1.000,000
400,000
250.000
6.700.000
2.360,000
500.000
1.400.000
4.000,000
882.250
Integrity Trust Oo—
995.973
4,000.000
3.000.000
Common
1st preferred
2d preferred
Oommon..
Preferred*.******
Liberty Title A Tr Oo
Mitten Bk A Tr Oo
Ninth Bank A Tr Oo
Northern Trust Co..
Nor Phila Trust Oo.
Oklahoma City—
Oity Nat'l BkATr Oo
First Nat Bk A TrOo
.
Common
Preferred
1.000.000
1,500.000
2.375.000
500.000
500,000
Penn Oo for Insur on
Lives A Grant Ann
Fidelity Nat BankLiberty Nat Bank..
Tr A Safe DepOo
Penn W'h'gA 8D Oo
Provident Trust
Oklahoma Nat Bank.
Tradesmen's Nat Bk
Real Est TrOo..
Tulsa—
Real EstL'nd T ATCo
First Nat Bk A TrOo
Fourth Nat Bank—
Oommon........
Preferred........
Common********
v
200.000
200,000
.....
Banca Com It TrOo.
Broad Street Trust..
Chestnut Hill T A Tr
MeAlester—
-
Oommon
Preferred
Tioga Nat Bk A TrOo <2
Security Bk A Tr Oo.
Preferred
Nat Bk of Oom'erce.
Nat Bank of Tulsa—
Oommon
Preferred
West Tulsa State Bk
Common
Preferred
Sonsitaly Bk A Tr Co
......
Pittsburgh-
Allegheny Valley Bk.
200,000
216,000
2,575,000
Arsenal Bank..
Bank of Ohio Valley-
100.000
243.414
1,002.900
6"
200.000
108,992
468.668
10
688.009
10.187,877
100
900,735
15,382,002
50
.
Braddock Nat Bank. <2
City Pep BkATr Oo
National Banks
June 29
lugene—
First National Bank
United States. N Bk.
Portland— • ■
First National Bank.
Portland Ti? A Sav Bk
United States
Nat'l
;
•
OREGON
State
Institutions
June 29
Nomi nal
Per shot
750.OOO
1,000,030'
~~
Dec. 31 1934.
b On July 13 1935 the United States
a
50
75
35
100
47
_
National Bank of Portland, Ore.,
purchased the Ontario National Bank of Ontario. Ore., which institution
will be operated as a branch of the former,
c Member of she BancOnto Oorp
d Common and
preferred stock outstanding.
March 4 1935.
/ March 30 1935.
--.v
Capital of the Conestoga National Bank of Lancaster, Pa., increased to
$400,000 from $200,000 by the declaration of a 50% stock dividend and
the sale of $100,000 of new stock at $30 a share, $20 of which went to capital
and $10 to surplus.
.
•
,:
i On July 17 1935 the United States National Bank of Eugene, Ore., was
absorbed by the United States National Bank of Portland, Ore.
e
.
g
.
'
) Last sale.
.
113
TEUST COMPANIES
AND
BANKS
AUG., 1935]
...
I wS,'2r SOUTH CAROLINA
IT* PENNSYLVANIA
Surplus
Cross
A
Profits.
Capital.
Deposits.
Capital.
Pittsburgh
(Concluded.)
First National Bank-
Forbes National Bk_
c4,409,915
6.000.000 9,190,870
6.000.000 5,598,468
497,487
300.000
51,967
650.000
Fourteenth St Bank-
Bank at
Pittsburgh
Iron A Glass Do! Sav
Keystone Nat Bk—
Common.......
%
160
Preferred
Mellon Nat Bank-
Common
1,272,132
3,727,269
106,764
50
86,663
102,000
3,019,575
250,000
200,000
490,860
474,425
5,164,269
3,180,522
80,000
19,927
1,361,166
Peoples Nat Bank...
53,040
125,000 t
125,000
200,000
40
50
3,353,343
Union National Bank 2.000.000
1.000.000 h 4,431,749
Union Savings Bank
367,562
600.000
Western S A D Bank i
664.539
700.000
Allegheny Trust Co.
28,558,733
28,883,899
2,994,484
6,847,027
26,382,401
16,839,010
1,879,000
700,000
50,000
Farmers Deposit Tr_
2.600.000
1.600.000
125.000
1.318,200
Fidelity Trust Oo_._
2.000.000
HazlewoodBk of Pitts
Hill Top Bank
200,000
200.000
1,177,880
1,838,648
110,000
1,044,694
9,079,410
117,454
393,069
Manchester
Savings
Bank A Trust Co.
250.000
965,000
375.540
Colonial Trust Co
Oom'wealth Trust Co
Dormont SAT Co.
Poople's—Pittsburgh
8,715,330
6.000*000
Tr Co
Potter Title A Tr Co
Common......
Washington Tr Co..
West End Bank
William Penn Tr Co.
100.000
Bank A Trust Co.
100
50
100
100
Common...
Preferred
500,000
1.600.000
300,000
1*170.300
Preferred
Berks Co Trust Co..
80
64
70
57
25
746,565
City Bank A Tr CoBeading Trust Co..
Nomi nal.
50
45
50
76,039,478
19
20 H
40,093
125.000
100,000
450.000
200,000
Security Nat'l B A Tr
Union Savings Bank-
68,141
45,136
161,107
61,864
509.000
8,689,080
100
65
100
50
National Banks
June 29
6050
80
100 5900
50
TENNESSEE
10
Nomi nal.
Per share.
15
5
10
8,470,203
250,000
400,000
Hamilton Nat Bank. <3.000.000
247.581
146,749
7,203,569 [100
113,570
2,074,584
300,000
400,000
Bank
30,347,275
2^,268,754
1,280,000
100
100
100
50
50
Union Planters' Nat'l
3.500.000
3,159,557
44,477,357
10
15
[50
75
25
Bank A Trust Co.
4.391*104
25
60
398,132
2,615,358
26
iod"
250,000 I
200,000
83,675
1,797.056
25
Seoona Nat Bank
W-B Dep A Sav Bk.
Wyoming Nat Bank.
Willlamsport—
First National Bank:
1,380,851
228,764
5,425,618
3,040,149
600,558
890,201
1.000.000
500,000
600.000
250.000
100.000
171*799
Bk..
260.000
310,731
423,837
West Branch Bk A Tr i
511,813
Commerce-Union Bk
300,000
800,000
403,473
382,088
Nashville Trust Co—
Common
Preferred
Third National Bank
500.000 \
1.000.000 1
1.000.000
Preferred
Broadway Nat Bank
.....
100
50
240
25
453,000
250,000
250,000
| 160,910
Drov A Mech N Bk.
Eastern Nat Bank..
160.000
335,693
100,000
First National Bank.
500.000
Industrial Nat Bank
Western Nat Bank..
York Co Nat BankYork N Bk A Tr Co.
Guardlan Trust Co..
125.000
300,000
500.000
500.000
23.726
466,411
180,042
507,701
786,874
490,934
761,507
York Trn«t do
760 noo
1,138,028
103
450
500
2,020,820
10
10
100
National Banks
108
25
20
100
225.000
Newport Nat Bank—
Newport Trust Co..
20
25
10
3,799,656
3,943,512
20
30
25
"20""
18
100
10
15
190
158
35
100
100
20
"Id""
.....
High St Bk A Tr Co
Mechanics Nat Bank
Common.....
100,000
100.000
NatBank of
ComATr
Phenlx Nat Bank—.
Providence Nat
Bank
Industrial Trust Oo.
Llncoln Trust Co
Rhode I Hos Nat Bk.
Rhode Isld Hos TrCo
Union Trust Co
Preferred
State Institutions
June 29
10
439,681
3,008,490
474,000
100,000
100,000
120,000
6,752,297
100
35,208
10,083,628
1,765,695
100
iff!
3,572,119
18,925
85.025,974
20
34H
771,413
100
share.
30
160.000
100,000
...
1,000,000
1.000.000
40,508
J 432,598
4,000.000 11,221,960
2.000,000
262,912
150.000
765,204
1,000,000
Preferred
Nat Bank of Comm.
-
i:• i i
100
<
!
«
i
i
68
1,200,068
[10
10
15
—
100.000
75.000
....
Capital notes
Texas Bank A Tr Co:
Common...... ..
125.000
100.000
Capital notes
50
100
25
4,535,360
250.000
203,915
25
250.000
50
7,195,608
741,078
850,000
50
3,236,908
934,199
450,000
10,458,812 100
1.500,000 2,174,625
4,000,000 9,393,359 111,585,784 100
25
976,760
168.080
125,000
2.500.000 2,728,660 40,534,944 *100
5,000,000 11,602,934 45,459,146 1000
971,173 19,900,173 100
1.000,000
15
[100
I
.....
"57" "62""
105
115
187
180
155
15
165
20
2350"" 2450"
100.
110
......
UOO
•
|100
100
110
16,419,977 [
20
HX
12 X
\l00
J
26,820
j
27,417
33
34
20
190
33
200
35
1,583*379 flOO
95
100
1,009,578
11
12
56,010,577 / 20
1100
5,296,240 100
16,167,673
J 20
Sale price.
t Citizens A Southern
a Dec. 31 1934.
6 Member of First
c
June 1
Security Corp.
d A mutual savings
e
F
bank.
March 30 1935.
Affiliated with the Citizens A Southern National Bank of Atlanta,
preferred stock outstanding.
the Rhode Island Hospital Trust Co.
k Stock all owned by
x
:
.
....
.V
Bank of Savannah, Ga., system.
1935.
I Last sale.
50
.
2,190,384
no
i Common and
J
35 H
Trust Co:
Common
35
65
2,733,329
100
Dallas-
Common
25
322,274
ent
Republic Nat Ba
110
200.000 1
250.000 J
o
sa
Mercantile Nat Bk-
60
1,099,867
rec
612,114
25,000
4,224,800
223,460
tioo
359,039
8.000.000
72,518
,
N
2,149,425 [100
200.000
First National Bank.
960,572
500.000
10,250,191
12,202,872
Liberty State Bank:
Per
6*150,831 r 25
I 25
31,004
90,794
J
share
160
100
400,000
<
Secur St Bk A Trust
Hillcrest State Bank.
60
16
99*565
400,000
300,000
120,000
300.000
Co
Common.........
158
400,000
First National Bank.
~27X
25^
25
Woonsoeket—
Woonsocket Trust
155
BeaumontAmerican Nat Bank.
82*
25
,
Preferred
(ft)
100
100
16,935,435
'
Nomi nal.
Columbus Nat Bank:
Preferred
9,238,540 [100
90
25
165""
Providence—
Common
24
10
1,961.704 f 10
I
5
10
2,705,241
452,141
6,016.976
1,493.239
3,354,075
4,350,700
3,544,253
3,757,335
5,588,225
338,213
303,736
300.000
600.000
<
Capital Nat Bank—
Capital stock
Common.
Blackstone Can Nat.
10
Per
Austin—
American Nat Bank.
Austin Nat Bank...
RHODE ISLAND s'a"j^X,ims
Newport—
Aquldneck Nat Bank
Preferred
10.774,442
105
Preferred
Common—....—
"80""
23
50
Capital notes
June 29
26
iioo
uoo
517,466
TEXAS
June 29
Common
National Bank
382,020
-6X
7,545,369
30
50
Preferred stock...
.....
a
42,637,987 r io
250
8,616,192
1,215,537
22,772,299
14,539,849
3,621,384
7,503,086
York-
Cent Nat Bk A Tr Co
Common........
15H
Nomi nal
i—
Common........
3,000,000 \
4,000,000
Common
25
760,000
230
250
NashvilleAmerican Nat Bank
80"
25
25
450.000
235
230
1,389,163
1,527,813
70,000
220
50.000
14,869,079
2,500,000
7
190
1,000,000
Penna Trust Co—
...
6
180
1.000.000
601,281
First National Bank
Hanover Bk A Tr Co
125
120
Bank.
State Savings
75
Wilkes-Barre—
772,151 100
1,645,492 6.25
19,507,936 100
7,305,043 100
Memphis—
782,685
..
22,045
76,000
701,809
282,861
First National Bank-
*»«» m
1,000,000 L
300.000
260.000
Preferred
30,335.288
160
150
"98" Ic5
Nat Bk of Commerce
Third Nat B A T CoPreferred
913,724
200 000
Uomm'l Bk A Tr Co.
HamiltonNatlonalBk <1,000,000
Park National Bank.
1,000,000
70
■
Scranton Nat Bk—
Common........
100
80
50
762,637
2,185,223
928,176
200,000 [
Bank of Knoxvllle—.
50
50
444,831
69,460
Uoo
50.000
18
"if
Ex-dividend.
:
■
;
•
'A;
_
■
.
:S-
Knoxvllle—•
mi
25
300,000
300.000
200
170
""51
p"
10
100
877,737
Preferred
9
£ 5
25
Common
Preferred...
South Side Bk A Tr.
I
June 29
625.000
Co..
Commercial Nat Bk:
1.102,344
<
Bank
lee
State Institutions
Chattanooga—
300
240
Amer Tr A Bkg
71.781,730
200.000
cent
100
50
142,215
Green Eldge Bank
North Scrant Bk A Tr
re
■a
100
•
100
5.000,000 13,158.747
1.500,000
I
N
iioo
12,892,868
2,972,625
12,908,723
2,741,807
100
100
1,657,526
1,315,912
4,572,736
4,825,251
1,121,843
4,667,216 [ 20
645,817
325,783
.-v-
v.-
20
First Nat Bank—
Preferred
\
share
Per
1,929,281
50
1,959,253
1,397,282
200,000
P
c
Sioux Falls—
25
Scranton State Bk
inn
"68"" "75""
Citizens Nat Bk A Tr
Corn Exch Sav Bank
First Nat'l Bk A Tr.
Soranton—
Common........
i
NatiZleB%" SOUTH DAKOTA3""
50
5,164,611
;
[100
70.000
Common.....
1,000,000
15X
"87" loo""
100
50
19,083,427
1*565,841
s
"63""
BeadingUnion Nat Bank:
Common........
Preferred
183
MX
Com! Nat Bank—
1
«N
:
Williams port N
175
100
10
loo "iio" 122""
Worldngman's Savgs
*...
10
100
750,000
960,000
136,050
160.000
1,652,978
340,713
125.000
1.600.000 72,692,122 210,393,726
4,616,549
973.858
500.000
1,598,590
153,182
200,000
1,509,000
71,000
125.000
South Hills Trust Co
Union Trust Co
1
1
1
316.398
600.000 IS 432,985
Preferred
Provident Trust Co.
Miners Nat Bank
9
10
10
Spartanburg—
25
i
1,227,098
7,872,219
.
rnrnmmmm
r 25
First National Bank.
100
117,495
Common .... .
Uoo -loo""
Greenville—
1-50
425,595
116,800
.
200.000
35,000
First Nat Bk of Col.
J. 50
Nor Side Deposit Bk
Pitt National Bank.
Sheraden Bank
Preferred
30,475,193 1100
Lower Main St Bank
2,418,832
200,000 I 114,089
200,000
7.500.000 18,878,407 273,876,850
Common.......
Preferred—.—
West Side
277,314
200.000
50,000
Columbia-
100
Nat Bank of America
Providence
13K
11,959,547 0100 t 13
125
4,852,082 100
494,107 100 "85" 95
1,000,000
1,300.000
....
Preferred.
975,022
424,120
483,817
156,734
39,994
700,000
i
South Caro Nat Bk—
100
Homewood
100.000
172*700
170
share.
Per
CharlestonCitizens A Sou Bank
Carolina Sav Bank..
Miners A Merch Bk.
187" 2I0""
100
100
50
81.034,984
78,675,117
6,541,135
2,929,044
904,923
200*000
Bank
48,007,673
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
Deposits.
Nomi nal.
share.
Per
Farmers Deposit Nat
K
Cross
Surplus A
Profits.
Nomi nal.
Dollar Savings Bank
Freehold
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
Ga.
BANKS
National Banks
COMPANIES
National Banks
June 29
Par
Deposits.
State
VIRGINIA
Gross
Surplus A
Profits.
Capital.
TEUST
State Institutions
June 29
TEXAS
June 29
AND
Surplus A
Bid.
Ask.
Institutions
June 29
Gross
Profits.
Deposits.
Capital.
•
Par.
Bid.
Nomi nal.
El Paso—
Per
El Paso Nat Bank-
246,802
917,020
300,000
300,000
State National Bank
6,692,155
15,505,797
share.
150,
First National Bank.
500
75
People's Nat Rank,
Depositors'Industrial
A
336,796
750,000
10,418,708
60
First National Bank:
Common
Trust Co
825.000
.—
623,368
28,857,224 f 20
L 20
675,000
Preferred
wwpse.
1,500,000
Common-.
1,000.000
15,420
100.000
Preferred
Fraternal Bk & Tr Co
Union Bank A Tr Co
I1
,223,121
•.
35,186,711 I 20
1 20
486,628
10
2,378
34,252
30
32
Common
Preferred
675,049
24
100
1115
421,643
3,871.491
3,190,777
60
100
1105
284,421
207,000
52,693
245,848
61,414
636,821 f
5
i
5
100
Com'l Tr & Savs Bks:
I
'•••
7,160,008
600 ,000
500 ,000
a
150 ,000
Lynchburg Tr & SB.
26
share.
426,109
75 .000
Loan Bank
Ft Worth Nat Bank:
Per
Lynchburg Nat Bank
Fort Worth—
Continental Nat Bk_
:■£& s
1,000 ,000
Lynohburg—
100
100
Ask.
Nom inal.
300 .000
363,662
3,629,509
IS 5
1270
Norfolk—
100
Mer A Mec Sav Bk..
Merch A Planters Bk
.
200.000
200.000
First National Bank-
256,482
326,657
11,103,198
3,720,823
100
100
N o
re cent
•750,000
1,000.000
372,027
271,666
7,241,872
7,960,490
23,998
2,466,703
100
100
les
3,005,729
26,917,237
100
100
100
75
475
90
500
1,500,000
605,160
13,320,301
iioo
65
68
Common ........
Preferred
;■
Southern Savings Bk
50
Common
300,000
>
131,578
6,165,206 / 20
1100
26
23
3,000,000 11,156,577
._
Preferred
38,467,018 1100
First Nat Bank—
.
.
37,959
308,240
123,076
1,271,366
96,287
2,302,253
250,000 V
250,000
250,000 d
450,000
280,886
94
80
100
2.500.000
---
Houston Nat Bk—
Common
Preferred
o
500.000 I
223,230
500.000
Second Nat'l Bank.
a2.000.000
920,486
Nat Bank of Comm. a3.500,000 2,285,287
State National Bank a1,000.000
188,536
Union National Bank
1,000,000 1,225,000
9,093,077 /100
Texas
Com¬
mercial Nat Bank-
100
iioo
140
160
100
100
100
180
110
195
36,004,535
Fidelity Trust Co—
Guardian Trust Co._
60ft .000
Houston Land A Tr. al ,600.000
San Jacinto Nat Bk-
300.000 I
Common
1,500,000
336,571
745,554
137,472
s
100
210
225
Central National Bk.
Consol Bk & Tr Co..
First A Mer Nat Bk.
142,973
100
100
100
125"
165"
Mech A Mer Bank-.
Poli'd A Bagby Tr Co
100
150
State-Planters
4,678,120
4,451,022
)'■
•.
■
>1V
10
10
10
10
140
109,434
3,569,518 1100
105
100
600,000
1.000,000
400.846
618,596
62,741
80,000
N
o
re
cent
sa
100
100
7,625,703
12,876,056
582,152
60,695,802
1,572,171
410,434
8,000.000
2,866,642
200.000
66,276
154.500 f
101,249
les
20
24H
20
10
18
19
"50"
20
100
52"
50
100
Bank
Common
1100
1,250,000
Preferred
500,707
321,994
3,660,638
3,012,380
100
650
100
823,538
40,456,501
350,235
55,155
409,716
2,741,095
1,415,844
6,283,262
297,907
1,257,778
327,786
5,239,403
20,965,656
3,083,607
2,000,000
200,000
.
Southern Bk A Tr Co
100,000
100,000
Merchants Nat'l Bk.
655,698
2.393,680
282,608
Richmond-
•
Bank of Comm A Tr
Sav Bank A Tr Co.
Port ArthurFirst National Bank.
5,600,909 J 50
I 50
70,261
A Trust Co:
350.000
—
a
150"
100
LOO
South
1,500.000
200,000
Common
Preferred
Citisens Trust Co..
Merch A Farmers Bk
25,232,297
28,770,155
6,026,998
20,552,589
_
200,000
Virginia Trust Co... al.200.000
l
12'
14 H
100
25
15
16
'W
12
56
50
61
Roanoke—
San AntonioAlamo National Bk:
Colonial Amer Nat B
First Nat Exch Bank
500,000
1,000.000
....
Preferred
Bexar Co Nat Bank-
Common........
Preferred........
Frost National Bank
470,677
12.028,447 rioo
200,000
200,000
108,500
916,938
350.000
56,300
Preferred
150.000
Nat Bank of Comm. al ,000.000
National Bank ofFort
575,349
2,079,114 f 50
1 50
24,507,400
National Banks
June 29
v.:i
100
Groos Nat Bank—
N
Common......
Sam Houston
Ban Antonio Nat Bk
Bouth Texas Nat BkCommon
3.693,256 J100
13,858,455
o
200.000
150,000
Nomi
Seattle-
Waco
*
Citisens' Nat Bank..
250.000
First National Bank- al.000.000
National City Bank.
100.000
100
3,349,497
100
400.000
550.000
405,912
Pacific Nat Bank
People's Bk A Tr Co
2,787,501 fioo
iioo
238,429
368,927
64,286
7,731,863
50
Tower Savings Bank
100
10,127,907
707,287
65
100
100
300,000
155,975
685,652
288,822
817,562
575,791
10,057,258
14,115,575
12,308,556
800,851
195,959
13,970,646
337,810
1,000,000
4,802,174
14,982,363
a
300,000
23,269,878
1,642,613
3,860,381
3,411,131
4,300,776
100
uai.
share
24
100
23
120
—
r.....
:
M
m m
tmmm
m
20
6
20
30
100
40
m
9
20
45
First Nat Bk In Spok
500,000
136,300
500,000 1
500.000
25.000
330,832
12,439,141 J100
100
N
Spok A East Tr Oo._ al,750,000
Washington Trust Co
200.000
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Commercial Sec Bk_
First Security Bk NA
200.000
82,712,818 i 20
42,804,542 c 25
100
16,958,133
14,295,606 100
100
1,606,349
Spokane—
61,156
517,382
345,582
1,021,684 100
23,884,786 S100
5,121,264 100
sa
Tacoma—
Nat Bank ef Tacoma al,500.000
a
800.000
842,131
190,013
13,246,602
3,115,672
........
...
Security State Bank
Institutions
June 29
Off den—
'
950.000
150
60
Slate
UTAH
r
Sumitomo B of Seattle
Common
Preferred
June 29
8.000.000
2,500.000
2.500.000
2,594,764
2,311.804
930,419
433,347
94,219
135,184
218.870
Old N B & UnT Co-
National Banks
Per
First National Bank.
Nat Bk of Commerce
Seattle Trust Co....
220,034
70
les
sa
100
567,127
45
150
WASHINGTON
University Nat Bank
22,728
61,836
50
loo
mo
re cent
1100
100.000
a400.000
....
a700,000
1.000,000
800.000
Mountain Trust Bk.
1100
1.200.000
Preferred
V-,
American Nat Bank:
tioo
—
Preferred
:
Portsmouth-
•
•
Preferred
Common.
I
200,000 V
193,240
515,000
Preferred
Petersb Sav A AmTr
110
300.000
.
a
Citizens Nat Bank—
Common
Oity National Bank:
Common.
450,000
175,000
100
Petersburg—
Houston—
Citisens State Bank.
.
3,227,082
391,111
753,556
100
250,000
a
69,035
2,000,000
a
Seaboard Oitz N Bk-
Hutchings-Sealy
National Bank
U S National Bank_-
350,000
250,000
Nat Bk of Commerce
Galveston—
City National Bank-
Puget Sound Nat Bk
o
re cent
100
25
175
12
les
200
15
100
Salt Lake City—
Dontl Nat BkATr Co a
900.000
First National Bank al.0ou.uoo
Utah State Nat Bank a
750 000
Eton's Sav Bk A Tr
1,000,000
Utah 8a v & Trust Co
300.000
/
too
100
50
70
95
60
1,963,519
1,500,000
750,000
112
85
100
Walker Bk & Tr Co:
105
100
Nat%n12Snt° WEST VIRGINIA
127^ 135
100
-
Common........
Capital notes
40
665
100
Charleston Nat Bk:
Common........
•
Preferred
...
.
..
KanawhaBkgATr
June 29
VERMONT
State
Common
Capita] notes
Kanawha Valley Bk.
Nat Bank of Comm.
Central Trust Co...
Institution>
July 1
Nomi nal.
Per share.
B&rre—
310.000
376,718
214,607
152,635
200.000
205.000
3,346,451
2,401,165
1,877,719
100
100
105" 150" r
100
Burlington512.500
655,874
348,564
58,137
600,000
150,000
Burlington Trust Co.
Montpelier—
Capital B B & Tr C(
First National Bank
Common
5,631,113
100
100
•
104,919.
407.500
318,518
2,928,556
150.000 I
228.900 J
152.000
2,459,151
40,084
225,133
N 0
40
re
100
1,505,632
1,220,794
sa
cent
les
Center Wheeling Sav
Citisens Mutual Tr
•'
Co.. ......
Half Dollar Trust A
Sav Bank
Nat Bank of W Va_.
Nat Exchange Bank.
So Side Bk A Tr
Oe.
Security Trust Co..
iioo
} 115,483
150
20
J 500,425
1,161,763
100
4.814,568
100
449,605
600.000
500,000
100.000
300.000
42,024
26
487,205
459,448
200,134
583,749
814,695
4,040,275
4,590,322
1,097,230
4,218,929
ion
200
1,800,000
1,609.158
16,979,099
100
101
Common and preferred stock outstanding.
132,928
423,300
Member of the Marine Bancorporation.
Member of the Northwest Bancorporation.
/March 4 1935.
.
N
10
re
cent
sa
les
,,
i Member First National
Corp.
loo
.
o
I Last sale.
I 10
\
112.323
2,438,717 noo
o
257.500
132,025
Iioo
1,369,892
r
Member People's Corp.
s
Trust funds,
x
Ex-dividend.
iUO
100
75,100
Sale price
9
Iioo
2,517,296
cent
les
100
404,653
d Dec. 31 1934.
919,470 rioo
o
re
sa
150,000
b Member of First
Security Corp.
lOc
N
(100
*100
600.000
100.000 I
125,000
Rutland Tract Co...
16,174,703
35,001
2,046,425
251,160 s
368,994
Wheeling Dollar 8av*
€
100,000
195.000
100.000
1,337,311
a
/loo
Rutland—
Clement Nat llank-
4,512,035
) 159,660
*
Central Nat Bank—
100.000
55.000
18,700,527 1 25
t 40
;
A Trust Co
619.951
600.000
250,000
1.000,000
200,000
500.000
J 835,360
100
l.opo.ooo
5,232,026
723,279
3,452,694
100 oftft
Common.....
Wheeling—
1,062,500
750,000
Co
.....
National Hanks
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Charleston70
mmmmm
Controlled by the Joseph F. Meyer interests,
100
.....
65
m
m'm m ■» ;•».
100
100
75
immrnm m %
"75"
90
""90*"
105
110
AUG., 1935]
BAMS
National Banks
June 29
"
TRUST
AND
COMPANIES
115
State Institutions
WISCONSIN
June 29
Canadian Bank Statements
Capital.
LaCrosse—
Returns
Cross
Surplus A
Profits.
Par.
Deposits.
• *V:
Batavian Nat Bank.
600,000
50,000
550,000
100.000
Exchange State Bank
Nat Bk of La Orosse.
State Bk of La Grosse
280,079
83,414
167,387
122,853
4,114,188
875,130
5,099,228
2,306,280
20
Bid.
are
all of May 31 1935.
N
100
20
100
o
re
cent
sa
e
les
200,000
500,000
350.000
200,000
0
55,045
154,181
137,900
85,394
1,007,098
4.777,061
2,06/,627
1,708,650
Vint Wise N Bk
a 15.000.000
3,730,630 169,217,841
Heme Sayings Bank.
450.000
90,995
822,218
KUbeurn State Bk..
115.000
804,257
23,644
Lincoln State Bank:
Gemmon
45.447
100,000 1
601.025
Capital notes
300,000
Marine Nat Exch Bk 2,200,000
1,038,185 29,872,057
.
Marshall A Hsley Bk a3.000.000
Mitchell St State Bk.
600.000
Park Sayings Bank.
200.000
36,752
State Bank of Mllw.
TeutenlaAyeStateBk
West Side Bank
Wisconsin State Bk
First Wise Trust Go
650.000
475,000
400.000
300,000
1.000.000
38.814.982
1,324,055
222,663
913,008
80,551
615
739,274
218,357
622,241
923,645
1,099,638
3,292,739
2,411,856
3,841,784
2,075,925
.
c
100
65
53
d
100
d
47%
HalifaxBank of
Cross
Reserve
Fund.
Capital
Badger State Bank.. d
City Bank A Tr Co.. a
Bast Side Bank.... d
cent. not per share.
are per
Nomi nal.
Per share.
20
24
Milwaukee—
Amer St te Bank...
Prices
Ask.
%
Par.
Deposits.
%
Nova Scotia 12.000.000 24.000.000 214,748,307
100
Ask.
cent.
270
11
100
Toronto-
20
31
20
100
100
13
20
20
16
Per
Bank of Toronto...
9.000.000
6.000.000
93,666,179
Oan Bank of Comm. 30,000.000 20,000,000 459,437,079
Dominion Bank
7,000.000 7.000.000 100,820,503
Imperial Bank of Oan 7.000.000 8.000.000 107,400,248
cent.
100
100
100
100
204
144
166 & 168
181
185
100
180
127
201
141
loo"
130M
100
20
100
33
5
13
155
*20"
26
Montreal-
Per
7,000,000
5,000,000 104,735,697
Barclays Bk (Canada) 1,500,000
750,000 10,295,398
Provincial Bk of Gan
4,000,000
1,000,000 38,509,741
Royal Bk of Canada. 35.000.000 20.000.000 615,334,140
Banque Oanadienne.
*
a
WYOMING
Bankshares Corp.
Common and
6 Dec. 31
c
100
100
100
100
_
cent.
185
128
_
97
145
98
146
Sale price.
t Wisconsin
June 29
Per
267
'50"
Bank of Montreal... 36,000.000 38,000,000 622,265,827
National Banks
Bid.
S
no
par stock.
preferred stock outstanding.
1934.
March 4 1935.
d Unit of the Wisconsin Bankshares Corp,
Cheyenne—
Per share.
American Nat Bank.
Stock Growers N Bk.
250,000
208,232
300.000
269,526
5,097,792
5,810,911
e
Member of the Northwest Bancorporation.
100
2Last sale,
100
o
Oct. 20 1934.
a: Ex-dividend.
Quotations are for the last day of the month preceding the date of issue
-5s 1953
Bid.
Ask.
Bonds and Stocks.
Bid.
Ask
98%
100
Fletcher 4Kb 1954 opt 1934
MAN
100
Pennsylvania 5s *53 opt '33.MAN
98%
98%
98%
100
100
4%a 1955 opt 1935
MAN
4%a Nov 1957 opt 1937-MAN
5s Nov 1953 opt 1933
MAN
Fremont—5s 1953 opt '33-JAD
5s 1952 opt 1932....
MAN
4%s 1965 opt 1935——JAD
4%s 1966 opt 1936
-AAO
Greensboro (NO) 5s*53 op'33 AAO
5a Dec 1955 opt 1935——JAD
Greenbrier 5s 1964 opt 1934-AAO
5s 1965 opt 1935
-.—JAJ
5s 1957 opt 1937
—MAS
5s 1968 opt 1938.
100
101
100
94
101
101
100%
100%
100%
ill-Midwest—5s '53 op '33-AAO
5s 1954 opt 1934....
JAD
5s 1055 opt 1935
MAN
111 of Monticello 5s 1951 ft 1952—
Iowa 4%s 1955 opt 1935
AAO
4%s 1956 opt 1936.
—FAA
6s Nov 1951 opt 1931—..MAN
94
94
99
99
99
100
103
105
99
99
99
99
50
50
50
60
60
Bid.
Bonda.
Atlanta—5s 1952 opt 1932—JAD
5s 1957 opt 1937
JAJ
5s 1955 opt 1935
—MAN
5s 1956 opt 1936..
—MAS
Atlantic—5s 1954 opt 1934..M&S
6s 1952 opt 1932
MAS
5s 1954 opt 1934
-J&J
5s 1955 opt 1935
JAD
5s 1957 opt 1937
MAS
Burlington 4lie 1957 opt '37---4 He Feb 1957 opt *37——FAA
5s Feb 1953 opt 1933
FAA
5s Dec 1953 opt 1933
JAD
California—5s 1951 opt 1931-MAN
5s July 1956 opt 1936——JAJ
Chicago Joint 5 He '51 opt'SIM AN
Is 1961 opt 1931
MAN
6S 1952 opt 1932
MAN
6s 1963 opt 1933
MAN
4 Ml 1952 opt 1932
MAN
Is 1963 opt 1933
MAN
is 1952 opt 1932
MAN
S 1964 opt 1934
MAN
)S 1965 opt 1935
AAO
opt 1933
5s 1954 opt 1934.
5s 1963 opt 1933
5s 1965 opt 1935...
5s 1966 opt 1936
5s 1966 opt 1936
Denver—5s 1954 opt
5s 1956 opt 1935
5s 1956 opt 1936
MAS
AAO
JAJ
JAJ
AAO
1934..JAD
.....FAA
FAAi
Ask.
100
100
101
100
101
100
101
100
101
100%
101%
98
100
98
100
99
101
99
101
100
101
100
101
30
29
29
29
29
29
29
29
29
29
100
100
100
100
100
100
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
94
101
96
94
96
94
94
96
'32. MAN
100
101
6s May 1953 opt 1933...MAN
5s 1963 opt 1933
..MAN
First Garollnas—6s'52 opt'32M AN
6s 1954 opt 1934
AAO
5a 1955 opt 1935..
JAJ
6s Feb 1956 opt 1936
FAA
5s June 1956 opt 1936
JAD
100
101
101
5%s Nov 1951 opt
1931..MAN
Des Moines—5s '52 opt
100
97
97
99
99
97
97
99
97
99
101
lstofFtWavneSHs'Slopt'SlMAN
6s Nov 1953 opt 1933—-MAN
4He May 1957 opt 1937-MAN
4%s Nov 1957 opt 1937—MAN
100
First of Montgomery 5s *54 opt *34
5s 1966 opt 1936
AAO
5f Apr 1967 opt 1937
AAO
5s Dec 1967 opt 1937
JAD
First New Orl 5s '44 opt '34MAN
First Texas—5s '42 opt *32.MAN
5s 1943 opt 1933.
...MAN
5s 1965 opt 1935
.MAS
5s 1966 opt 1936
AAO
First Trust of Chicago—
96
99%
99
100%
98
100
98
100
94
96
94
96
94
96
94
Bonds.
-
Kentucky—5s '52 opt *32
MAN
5s 1954 opt 1934—
JAJ
5s Jan 1957 opt 1937JAJ
Lafayette—5s 1953 opt '33-MAN
4%s Nov 1957 opt 1937-MAN
Lincoln—5s 1951 opt 1931-MAN
5s 1943 opt 1928
MAN
6s 1942 opt 1927
MAN
4%s 1965 opt 1935
—JAJ
4%s 1966 opt 1936
...JAJ
4%a 1967 opt 1937
JAJ
Louisville—5a 1952 opt 1932MAN
„5s Nov 1953 opt 1933
MAN
Maryland-Va 5s*55 opt '35.MAN
5s 1956 opt 1936——.
JAD
6s Apr 1957 opt 1937
AAO
Mississippi 5s *55 opt '35—-FAA
6%a Nov 1951 opt *31.—MAN
New York 5s '52 opt '32..—-JAJ
5s 1953 opt 1933
JAJ
5s 1955 opt 1935
—JAJ
5s 1956 opt 1936........MAN
No Oaro—6s *53 opt *38—.MAS
5s 1952 opt 1931—......MAN
5s 1955 opt 193 J.. .......FAA
5s 1956
opt 1936—
—MAS
5s Apr 1957 opt 1937——AAO
Ohio-Pennsylvania of Cleveland
96
5s 1953 to 1958
98
Oregon-Wash 6s *62
98
98
98
100
100
98
100
4Mb Feb 1958 opt 1938
FAA
4Kb Dec 1955 opt 1935..AAO
4 He July 1954 opt 1934
JAJ
5s 1952 to 1957
First Trust of Dallas—
95
97
96
98
97
99
100
MAS
98
100
98
5a
FAA
...
opt *32.MAN
Oct 1953 opt 1933...
.Aftdj*
5s 1954 opt 1934
Pacific Ooast Jt Stk Land Bk—
Portland, Ore—5s'53op'33 JAJ
5s 1954 opt 1934
...MAN
5s 1955 opt 1935
MAN
6s 1956 opt 1936..
JAJ
Los Angeles—5s *53 opt '33 JAJ
5s Mar 1957 opt 1937—MAS
San Fran—5s '53 opt *33—JAJ
5s Mar 1954 opt 1934..MAS
100
5s Sept 1954 opt 1934
5s Feb 1957 opt 1937
98
94
66
96
94
94
98
98
100
100
101
100
100
101
101
102
101%
102%
96
96
96
96
96
98
100
100
94
96
98
98
99
100
100
100
95
„
6s Sept 1957 opt 1937—MAS
Salt Lake O—5a 53 op *33 JAJ
5s July 1956 opt 1936
JAJ
98
98
98
96
96
96
100
100
96
,
96
96
*98
98
98
Ex-dividend.
102%
47
47
47
49
49
49
49
47
100
98
98
98
98
101
99
96
JAJ
JAJ
-JAJ
'53
98
98
98
JAJ
99
STOCKS
101
100
102%
101
101
102 %
100
100
100
100
...........
.100
20
37
15
65
10
First Oarolinas—......
Freemont.
.100
.100
8
Lincoln
North Carolina—
.100
10
8
10
—...
Pennsylvania..
Potomac.
101
...............
w
101%
100
10
—100
.100
Des Moines
101
101
101
100
100
Pat
....
Denver
%
101
99
99
99
98
98
98
96
96
96
'33—MAN
opt 1931..MAN
MAN
opt
Atlanta-.
Atlantic......
Dallas.
100
100
;
100
100
100
99
99
99
99
99
99
San Antonio
——......
x
102
101
96
Virginia
Virginia-Carolina
f Flat price
101%
100%
'
94
94
1937
5s Nov 1 1951
5s 1955 opt 1935—
96
100 %
101
101
101
100
100 %
MAN
Virginia-5s
100
100
101
100
52
52
52
52
52
52
100
6s Nov 1954 opt 1934
MAN
5s 1957 opt 1937
FAA
VIrglnia-Garo 5s '53 opt '33-MAN
5s Aug 1954 opt 1934
FAA
5s May 1957 opt 1937
MAN
5s 1956 opt 1936
.—FAA
99
98
MAN
4%s 1955 opt 1935
4Ha 1956 opt 1936
4%s 1957 opt 1937
Union Louisville, Ky—
5s 1952 opt 1932
99
99
99
99
97
100%
100%
5s Aug 1955 opt 1935FAA
Union (Det) 5s '54 opt '34—MAN
5s May 1955 opt 1935
MAN
5s 1956 Opt 1936
JAJ
5s 1957 opt 1937...JAJ
100
100
99
97
100%
100
5s May 1957 opt
100
97
97
100%
Tennessee—
100
98
98
98
98
101
105
107
50
*33—MAN
...
101
101
101
101
101
101
100
100
100
100
100
5s 1987 opt 1937MAS
Phoenix 4%a '61 opt '41
JAD
5s 1961 optional 1941.JAD
Potomac 6s 1954 opt 1934. .JAD
5s 1956 opt 1936
-JAD
5s 1957 opt 1937—
FAA
5s Jan 1958 opt 1938.
JAJ
St Louis—5s 1953 opt'33—JAD
5s 1952 opt 1932
MAN
5s 1943
opt 1928
JAD
5s Mar 1954
opt 1934
MAS
5s 1955 opt 1935—.
MAS
4Mb 1956 opt 1936....
JAJ
San Antonio—
5s 1954 opt 1934
MAN
5s 1956 opt 1936..
JAJ
5s 1957 opt 1937
—JAJ
5s Mar 1958 ept '38MAS
So Minn 5%s *51 opt '31
MAN
5s May 1953 opt 1933——MAN
5s 1952 opt 1932
..MAN
5s 1964 opt 1934..
..MAN
Southwest (Little Rock, Ark.)—
5s May 1956 opt 1936
MAN
99
97
100
100
100
98
98
98
101
97
5s Feb 1955 opt 1935——FAA
6s 1966 opt 1936—
—AAO
5s May 1953
opt
5s 1953 opt 1933
101
,
96
100
102%
101X
...
.100
...6
10
10
33
%
15
%
INSURANCE
116
STOCKS
Insurance Stocks
Quotations are as near as possible for the last day of the month preceding the date of Issue.
Unearned
Premium
Reserve.
NetSurplus
Dec. 31
Par
1934.
Capital.
Per
$
Aetna Casualty A Bur
(Hartford)........
Aetna Insur (Hartf)..
Aetna Life (Hartford)
Agricultural (Watet'n)
Amer Alliance (N Y).
Amer Equitable (N Y)
NetSurplus
Bid.
3,000,000
Lumbermen's (Phlla)
Manufacturers Oas't*
___
Buffalo Ins Oo (Buff) 100
(New
-
-
2,177.192
New
City of NewYork(NY)
37,615,337
4,392,630
21%
23%
10
500,000
737,946
493,359
27 %
28H
}l.000,000
1,342,303
1,035,999
(Boston).'ii'ii... .
397,565
2,514,493
2.000.000
10
3,000,000
345,020
1,657,526
1.061.273 34,642,228
4,346,113 142,210.658
i ,750.000 2.725.274
4.873,990 38,403.988
Corcoran (Wash'ton).
IS
20
2ft
10
20
25
Firemen's Ins (Milw). 100
5
Flremanslns (Newark)
5
Franklin Fire (Phlla).
_.
1,500,000 1,500,000
750.020 1,018,257
2,000.000 10,440,323
2,400,000 2.234,968
3.464,825 29,140.000
1,000,000 1,035,588
2,000,000 5,911.721
226,214
200,000
7,500,000 10,859,824
1,000,000 1,243,727
12,500,000 6,608.813
3,000,000 6,266,008
General Alliance (Ne*
York)
400,000
500,000
500,000
Gen Am life (St L)—
Amer
883~,253
1,000,006
Fire Assoc of Pbtla.
Fireman's (Wash'ton)
Ftreinans Fund (S F)
Gr
19
24%
7,301,883
20,381,495
Halifax (Halifaz.N.S.)
Hamilton Fire (N Y).
Hanover Fire (N Y)—
Harmonla Fire (Buff).
Hartford Fire (Hartf).
Hartford Steam Boiler
1
T
445~8U
2,339,461
1,063,883
1,554,220
5,809,642
16,194,223
2,432,283
8.646.735
220,266
11.073,370
1,251,536
12,125.287
5,451,387
5,778,472
1,660,226 114,510,264
431,147
820,955
5
10
Homestead Fire (Bait)
InsurOoof^er^mer
38H
Pan-Amer Life (N
34
„
68 %
30
Phlla Life (Phlla)...
Phlla Nat (PhUa)
Phoenix Ins (Hartf)
90„
Preferred Accident
(New York)
Providence - Washing¬
ton (Providence)
Puritan Life (Prov)..
25
10
4,764,733
10
1,105,592
10 12,000,000 33,039,770
—
29 H
Reliance Ins (Phil)...
15
43
Reliable Fire (Dayton.
Ohio)
Republic (Dallas)...
Rhode Island (Prov).
26
6.130.345
5 12,000,000 36,185,321
1,000.000
500,000
1,576,724
452.985
200.000
100
17
(Rochester).
Rosslalns (Hartford).
St Paul F A M (St P).
Seaboard P A M (NY)
Holding
company,
n
c
Nominal.
2
10
5
20
10
9%
131
5,703,217
J9
1,000,000
1,411,618
1.070,335
7H
10 ;
30
4.000,000
1,000,000
100,000
M
76%
x
78%
9%
8M
n%
136""
9%
32
10
400,000
414,257
319.712
15
10
3.000,000
7.259,088
4,279,901
49
20
1.000,000
1,000.000
2,000,000
1,000,000
664.153
1,741,358
9,245,593
3,722,822
1.496V233
1,881.809
5,571,528
3,836,287
713,492
544.333
18
20
5.211,946
4,991,678
1,648,998
741,693
1,128.346 15,149,165
1,437,441
2,785,453
3,944.536 142.005.098
1,008.308 24,344,291
224,582 11,092.327
811,307
493,152
141
145
»«ssa«a®
1.164.346
Contingent
reserve
t New stock.
23
4%
1,362,123
51%
49%
160
67%
68%
440
13
4%
3%
400
11
33
1.000,000
2,000,000
1.000,000
19
26
IV*
99
93
29
15
88
10
10
10
10
1,000.000
1,000.000
5.082,000
1.000,000
1,000,000
1,000.000
10
6.000,000 21,250,119
7,914,190
89
91
25
110
m
m
11h
11%
4
18
5
875,000
1,484,672
1.313.559
14%
15%
10
50
10
3,000,000
43%
20
10
5
10
5
25
5
10
10
3,787,541
4,121,719
<41%
15
25
1,000,600 1,508,412
837,521
22%
23%
250,000
2,000,000
1,000,000
814,872
2,027,994
609,777
302,173
1,873,028
1.454.043
1,000,000
1,114,520
1,706.509
20
22
8%
10
2 795,952
1,500.000
4,000.000 15,885,667
704,568
500,000
1.000,000
390,379
2,000,000 3,010,497
1,000,000 1,081,391
2.663.560
9,743.608
757.346
445.250
3,723,090
629,307
8,461.003
13*4
190
8
15
195
9
1214
14
38
37
24
26
10,916,264
;
4.857,492
128
' 131
5,950.818 569,153",943
Travelers Fire (Hartf) 100 2,000.000 2,558.843
11,413,928
Travelers Lifh (Hartf; 100 20,000.000 17.004,961 618.384,722
U S Fidelity A Guar
2 2.800,000 4.986.656
anty (Baltimore)-.
12.437,654
4 2.000,000 11,788,667
U 8 Fire (New York).
9,200,832
U S Guarantee Oo
10 1,000.000 3,222.866
2,180,426
8
U ni versa! ins (N e war k)
400.000
336,726
838,682
Virginia F A M (Rich
25
500,000 1,099,931
593,761
mond) ...........
5
375.000
West Coast Life (8 F)
406,652
Wegtchester Fire ( NY)
1,000,000 6,782,270
5,454",813
Wisconsin Nat Life...
400,000
814.612
420
624
440
.......
Springfield Fire A Mar
25
(Springfield, Mass)
20
Stand Accident (Mich)
10
Stuyvesant Fire (N Y)
Sun Life Ass'nce (Oan 100
26
74
30 %
43
454,753
25
10
10
Southern Fire
"4 1%
7,628,632
35.757.663
2,051,335
5.000.000
1,456.680
1,250,000
3.29+9.728
•a
...
10 H
iv*
72
17
56
5%
34 %
13
634
10 H
53%
75fi
17%
60
36%
15
*
37
of $182,000 is included in surplus, d Net surplus available for protection of policyholders, $23,331,218.
t Company in process of reorganization.
i No par value.
* A majority of the capital stock if
owned by the New Jersey Investment Co., which in turn is
6,252,370
2,000,000
750,000
10 20,000.000
seaboard Surety (NY)
Security Ins (New Hav)
19
78
435.621
1.000.000
969,362
584,360
13,613,430
6,169,461
5,194,584
93,744
1.100.000
630,626
682,000
<115831 218
4.786,557
3,049,526
309,989
4,557,495
Rochester American
12%
30,905.381
6).
_
8H
575,984
47,795
4,351,089
725.471
10
10
50"
England Fire
Occidental Ins (8 FV
Old line Life (Mllw).
Pacific Fire (N Y)_..
Pac Mut Life (L A)..
1.354.276
117,922
3.000.000
1,000,000
Fire
(Milwaukee)
6%
25h
10 12,000,000 42,435,685 19,663.695
(Philadelphia)....
Kansas City Life (Kan¬
100 1,000,000 6,866,745 61.152,166
sas City- Mo)
5
1,3*3.292
Knickerbocker (N Y).
1,000,000 1,118,848
5
Lincoln Fire (N Y)—
200.000
270,723
Lincoln Nat'li Life (Ft
10 2.500,000 3.500.000 104,618,567
Wayne, Ind).*....
a
Brunswick
36
18
77
82
2,880,361
13,362,322
Importers A Exporters
(New York)
Insurance Co of State
k Last sale.
2%
39„
2,000,000
500,000
4,000,000
1,000,000
28%
NorthwesternNatlonal
18
5,851,577
2,545.977
302,478
750,000
10
(Hartford)
Home (New York)...
HomeF AM (8F)...
fo
39%
5,047.300
1,123.907
3,175,025
2.500,000
1,000,000
2,107.086
28
85
254,955
3.768,121 I 46
1105
New York tire
5
North River Ins (N Y) 2%
Northern Ins Oo (NY) 12 M
Northwest Fire A Mar
10
(Minneapolis)
83
41
lndemmt>
(N Y)
?o
35%
2%
Oas
(Plttsfleld, Mass)..
Hampshire Fire
(Manchester, N H).
New Jersey Insurance
(Newark, N J)
1
2,091,746
8,150,000 17,228.126
5
5
15
(New York)..—.
Great Amer Ins
4,445,092
2,000,000
1,000,000
.1,750,000
90
100
(Hammond, Ind)
Georgia Home...
Glens Falls insurance
(Glens Falls N Y).
Globe A Republic
Globe A Rutgers Fire.
1.521,571
335,329
6,052,189
25
25
1,000.000
Amsterdam
(New Brans, N J)..
New
Continental Ins (N Y)
Eagle Fire (Newark)
Employ eroRe-lns(KO)
Excecs Ins (N Y)—
Federal Ins (Jer City)
fidelity A Dep (Bait)
Fldellty-Phenlx (NY).
Fidel A Guar (Bait).
i
Yew
Columbian Nat'l Life
Conn Oen Life (Hartf)
Continental Casualty
50
814,605
8,952,904
(Baltimore)
New
400,000
1,500,000
1,355.793
1,673,417
4.261.896
7%
.
250,490
3,525,153
5
10
1,641,015
1,000,000
1 *2,638,200
Insurance
(Providence)
National Oas (Detroit;
National Fire (Hartf).
Nat'l Liberty (NY).
National Surety (N Y)
STat'l Union (Wash)..
Vat Union Fire (Pitts)
872,048
2,000,000
10
10
Ask.
1,000,000
(Newark, N J)-.
5
Carolina (Wilmington.
N.O.)——
Central Fire (Balto)..
Voting trust o
...
Central States Life (St
Louis)
Assur/com
York)__\pref
Merchants
California-West. States
10
Bid.
Merchants A Mfrs Fire
2,140,035
2,600,574
4,555,890
665.243
1,500,000
1,000,000 1,154,962
3,000,000 10,097.143
961,560
1,000,000
Baltimore Amer (Bit) 2
Bankers A Shlpp (NY)
Boston (Boston)..... 100
(Sacramento)..
10
March Fire
2ft
life
25
(Phila)
Maryland Oas (Bait).
Mass Bonding A Ins
(Boston).
Mechanics Ins (Phlla)
9,904,456
9,463,861
Unearned
Premium
Reserve.
Per Share
-
10
Dec. 31
1934.
Capital.
share
16,004.202
10 7,500,000 15,677,243
10 15.000,000 11,470,477 386,959,876
4,876,373
25 3,000,000 2.711.975
1,875.427
10 3.000,000 2.611.488
3,797.490
5 1,000.000
2,677.940
65,557
416,179
Amer Fire (Wash'ton) 100
100,000
459,157
10 1,000,000
1,006,883
Amer Home Fire(NY)
Amer Insur (Newark)
3,343,740 7,941,216 11,586.898
952,652
AmerRelnsur (N Y).
1,000,000 2.574.976
2,058,560
10
1,000,000 1,026,849
Amer Reserve (N Y).
5,748,993
25 7,500,000 2,442,677
Amer Surety (N Y)_.
5,155.419
10 5,000,000 4,667,679
Automobile Ins (Hartf)
■
Par
Ask
controlled by Firemen's Insurance Co., Newark, N. J.
'■St*
@FedFRASER