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JUL 8
-
1935
BANK
IN RETROSPECT
JUNE
P«i«
p«g«
Commercial
1
and Financial Events
Cotton
Hides and Leather--—...
Course of the
-
16
New
12
Security Issues
16
Foreign Affairs
—
Rubber
9
10
Textiles
United States Treasury
9
Grain—Coffee—Sugar
10
Petroleum and Its Products-....
5
18
Federal Reserve Bank—Brokers' Loans.
Foreign Exchange ...
8
Money Market
.......14
—13
Stock Market
8
——
Iron and Steel Trade
—
Dividend Declarations
...
Financing. —.12
I
INDEX TO STOCK EXCHANGE
ill'!
Pag«
P*s*
.62
Baltimore Stock Exchange*. *.,■«.
Boston Stock
...
New York Stock
Exchange—Bonds
New York Stock
Exchange—Stocks....34
64
...
Cleveland Stock Exchange
Philadelphia Stock Exchange
-.66
Detroit Stock Exchange.........
Angeles Stock
70
Exchange
San Francisco Stock
Exchange Seats
Foreign Government
Canadian
_
88
Insurance Stocks
...
—
Railroad Bonds
Railroad Stocks
Real Estate Bonds
..116
Real Estate Trust and Land
-77
Investing Companies Securities
j——
—
84
76
94
Stocks...89
89
Guarantee
and Safe
Deposit
89
United States Government
...89
...—
78
72
...
Stocks
..115
Textile Stocks—
——v
Textile Stocks
Title
Land Bank—
Mining Stocks....
u.
...86
—
Securities
Public Utility Bonds
Public Utility Stocks
...96
Industrial Stocks..—\
Mill Stocks—see
—97
...89
Industrial Bonds
Joint Stock
95
Domestic
...95
Bonds..,
P«i«
v
5.
..115
..
Federal Land Bank Bonds
68
QUOTATIONS
..104
—
..
67
—
— .
Municipal Bonds—
,;£p
Domestic
—
Exchange
Page
Banks and Trust Companies—
......63
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
INDEX TO GENERAL
Canadian
21
60
Chicago Stock Exchange.
Los
44
New York Curb Exchange..
57
Exchange
ft!
if!
QUOTATIONS
Securities..95
United States Territorial Bonds.
95
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WILLIAM
B.
DANA
Willi ah Street,
COMPANY,
Corner
of
PUBLISHEKS
Spruce Street, New Yore.
,
4
II
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Co
-OF BALTIMORE-
Capital $2,000,000
Surplus and Profits $4,067,337
JN the nearly sixty
years that it has been in
Company—the oldest trust
in Maryland—has, as Executor, Ad¬
business,
company
this
ministrator and Trustee, faithfully and success¬
fully administered
Its activities
are
ment of estates and
It
has
and
settled
many
estates.
confined solely to the manage¬
acquired
property.
a
reputation for
stability,
promptness, efficiency, courtesy and fair deal¬
ing, and has built up a competent organization
especially trained for the intelligent and prudent
management and settlement of estates.
DIRECTORS
John J. Nelligan, Chairman of the Board
Edwin G. Baetjer
J. Edward Johnston
Howard Bruce
Blanchard Randall
Lyman Delano
Charles E. Rieman
Robert Garrett
Morris Whitridge
Norman James
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REQ.
8.
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Copyright in 1935 by WILLIAM B. DANA COMPANY, in
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Entered
NEW YORK,
VOL.8
NO. 7
JULY 5 1935
large bequests in addition to
Quotation Record
Bank and
the
in
publication
Record is one of the companion
The Bank and Quotation
the United States
Canada; $18.50 in South
Argentina), Spain, Mexico and Cuba, and
Chronicle are $15 per annum within
Terms for the
and U. S. Possessions
and Territories; $16.50 in
and Central America
(except
$20 in other foreign countries
New York.
EVENTS
month
governmental developments during the past
included extension of the National Industrial Re¬
covery
Act in skeletonized form
until April 1 1936, passing
described by.
bitterly contested bill
elimination
of unnecessary holding companies in the public utility
field/' dropping of the cash bonus fight, and proposal for
new
taxation.
On June 14 the President signed the bill
"legislation to provide for
President Roosevelt as
NIRA, stripped of basic
Supreme Court, until
April 1 1936. The functions of the deflated National Re¬
covery Administration will be to assemble statistics and
passed by Congress extending the
powers
.M
held unconstitutional by the
industry and labor, and to aid
The bill to
accepted by Congress, permits
agreements governing labor
unfair trade practices; the resolution, how¬
April 1 next year, as finally
business men to make voluntary
conditions and
Senator Borah)
laws. Pinal
Congressional action on the resolution was taken
on
June 14, when the House accepted, by a vote of 336 to 31,
carries
ever,
(proposed
provision
a
7 the House,
1
by
and
Ways
House
13...
June
on
On
vote of 265 to 121, passed the so-
a
reported out on that day by
Committee, this resolution
called "stop-gap" resolution,
the
Senate
the
by
made
amendments
June
Means
representing a modification of the Clark resolution, passed
by the Senate on May 15.
went
of 41
to
featured
the
by
delay in
filibuster
a
Before passing the
to
amendment
dential
That
of June 13 (6:10 a. m.) did
dispose of the resolution, passing it by a vote
13,
Senate action having
the
of 15%
hours by
been
Senator Long.
resolution tjhe Senate rejected the Gore
require
Seriate confirmation
of
all Presi¬
appointees to positions paying over $4,000 a year.
proposal, it was noted, was the occasion of Mr. Long's
fruitless filibuster.
The Borah amendment, strengthening
the enforcement of the anti-trust laws,
resolution
just
before
its
adoption
was
by
inserted in the
the
Senate.
On
June 13 President Roosevelt said he would accept the Senate
measure
On June 14, after confer¬
and Borah amendment.
ring at the White House, the House leaders accepted the
amendment and
the
House
later
amended by the
resolution as
President Roosevelt in Message
Taxation
of Large
On
new
June
in! the day adopted the
Senate
on
to
Incomes
and
Corporation
.
.
,
19 President Roosevelt laid before Congress
program
17
At a press conference, on
reports
intimated that this measure should
amendment
With
the announcement on June 27 by the House Ways and Means
Committee that it will not begin hearings on the new tax
bill before July 8, it is expected that it will be at least
another two months before action will be taken by Congress
Congress bv June 29 as an
be hurried through
"nuisance" tax extension resolution.
to the so-called
the new
on
proposals.
Congress Passes and President Signs Resolution Providing for
Two-Year Extension of Excise, or So-Called Nuisance Taxes—
Three-Cent Postage Rate
.
Similarly Continued
On June 27 both the Senate
resolution
and the House approved the
excise
the
extend
to
expire automatically on June
The Senate on June
ence
"nuisance
excise taxes would be
all fear that the temporary
tion
so-called
resolution on June 28, thus dispelling
Roosevelt signed the
to
or
for two years, and President
taxes" and the 3c. postage rate
allowed
30.
26 unanimously approved the
resolu¬
17) and sent it to confer¬
the House to determine whether the extension
for two years, as proposed by the House, or for
( which passed the House June
w?ith
should be
specified by a
one
year,
and
House conferees
as
extension of the
taxes"
on
Senate amendment.
stocks, bonds, &c.
Senate
June 27 agreed upon a two-year
$501,991,000 taxes.
include imposts
on
The so-called "nuisance /
gasoline, issue and transfer
of
-
.
„
,
Company Bill
passed the
"unnecessary".
years. The bill
On June 11 the Senate, by a vote of 56 to 32,
bill
Wheeler-Rayburn
public utility holding
lhad
been drastically
decreeing
death
to
companies in seven
tightened to prevent the growth
and:
and broadened
The measure was then
pyramiding of holding company structures,
;o
cover
sent to
gas
pipe line companies.
The possibility that President Roose¬
the House;
velt would veto
the bill if it passed Congress
in the form
25 was considered
n Washington late in the month, as opponents of 'the meas¬
ure as originally drafted refused to withdraw their oppo¬
it
was
reported to the House on June
sition to the "death
sentence" provision which would abolish
within five years. As reported to the
House by the Interstate Commerce Committee, the bill was
amended to provide for Federal regulation of holding com¬
holding companies
panies, rather than
their outright dissolution by 1940, as s
called for in the measure
passed by the Senate.
of Veterans' Bonus Abandoned at This Session
Congress Advocates Increased
Inheritances,
President's proposed
by the House on June
June 13.
-
taxation
of the
President denied previously published
Cash Payment
Profits
any
the resolution passed
to
that he had intended or
7 the resolu¬
Not, however,
concurrence.
until the early morning hours
the Senate
add
to
20 refused
%
Senate for
the
to
tax program through
channels to make it a law, and,
necessary
Public Utility Holding
Following the action of the House on June
tion
have his Congres¬
June 26, the
by
strengthening the enforcement »of the anti-trust
the
it appeared to be
submission of his
the
extending the nuisance taxes.
in the maintenance of volun¬
competition.
extend, in skeletonized form, the NIRA until
tary codes for fair
O'-
message,
June
effect of the defunct codes on
information concerning the
"share-the-
intention of President Roosevelt to
With
the
taxes
Important
by the Seriate of the
received with surprise in Congress,
in order to
attach it to the
joint resolution extending certain "nuisance" levies which
would have to be passed by midnight June 30 to prevent
their
expiration.
The Senate Finance Committee on
FINANCIAL
JUNE—COMMERCIAL AND
corporations
13%%. Mr.
accomplish this, proposals were made to
COMPANY, Publishers,
William Street corner Spruce Street,
'
corporation rate of
of his opponents branded it a new
many
the
E.C.
Smith, 1 Drapers' Gardens.
WILLIAM B. DANA
very
upon
sional leaders rush this wealth-sharing
South La Salle Street.
LONDON OFFICE—Edwards &
REVIEW OF
sold
*'*%.:i'A
V.v
CHICAGO OFFICE—208
T-;-V
Record is $10.00
Single copies are
United States extra.
Postage outside of
year.
at $1.00 per copy.
levied
graduated scale of taxes for
Roosevelt's message was
and
definite increase
great individual net
wealth" program.
/-!%:■>■■
the Bank and Quotation
The subscription price to
a
/
now
in lieu of the current flat
monthly.
Financial Chronicle, and is issued
of the Commercial &
taxes
incomes, and a
levies; in¬
the present estate
prevent evasions;. a
creased gift taxes to
providing for inheritance taxes
;
The
his
a
on
drive
session
cash payment
for
of
backers of the
Congress
was
of the veterans' bonus at
virtually
abandoned when
vetoed Patman bill announced on June 4 that
hey would defer
further efforts until January.
,
2
Created by President Roosevelt
**National Youth Administration"
$50,000,000 from Work Relief Fund to Care for 500,000
—Allots
Young People
Roosevelt
President
Order allocating
June
on
signed
26
Executive
an
$50,000,000 from work relief funds to provide
educational and vocational opportunities for approximately
500,000
created
a
and
boys
American
young
-
girls.
The
Order
Relief Administration Administrator, whose
will be to formulate
a
unified
program
purpose
16 and 25 years of age.
will be sought in private
Meanwhile the organization will train young
industry.
people for industrial, technical and professional employ¬
ment opportunities; will provide for continuing attendance
high school and college, and will plan work relief projects
at
designed to meet the needs of youth.
A statement issued by the President at the time of signing
the Executive Order said that the program had been designed
*'because
ill afford to lose the skill and energy of
can
we
these young men
and women."
He added that "this under¬
taking will need the vigorous co-operation of the citizens
States" and that for this end there will
of the several
appointed
boards
State
a
national advisory board to confer with similar
throughout
will
lines
be
the
be
Organizations
country.
Individuals
Incident
Abrogation
to
of
Gold
Clause
in
Government Bonds—New Legislation Introduced
President Roosevelt, in a
special
June 27, urged the enactment
of
10
months
ended
May
31
1935, by
the
During
25,647,000 ounces of newly-mined domestic
Executive proclamation of Dec. 21
period,
same
on
withdrawing
measure
In the aggregate, our stocks of monetary silver have been increased
421,497,000
by
ounces.
Secretary Morgenthau also states:
During the 10-month period from Aug. 1 1934 to May 31 1935
have
we
acquired for monetary purposes 401,100,000 ounces more silver than we
agreed to by the hondon agreement. We have, in fact, withdrawn more
than 20 times as much as we agreed to do.
'
'
'
/
The total amount of silver to be withdrawn each year
by all other parties
to the London
agreement was 10,500,000 ounces.
has withdrawn
during the 10-month period 421,497,000 ounces, or 44 times
more
than the other countries agreed to in a whole year,
In his letter. Mr.
Morgenthau said:
abnormal
and
sudden
the
The United States alone
rise of
"I do not believe that
the price
to 81c. in the
part of April was the result of the normal operation
latter
of legitimate market forces.
be attributed to
I think, rather, that it is to
manipulation of speculative interests.
The
disappearance of this unhealthy condition and influence,"
he
added, "has been a wholesome development."
information
No
is
given
Mr.
by
Morgenthau
to
Mr.
the
Secretary stating that as the operations of the fund "are
matters of American
policy and primarily have to do with
mone¬
tary matters, discussion of the operation of the fund would
not be
in the public interest."
...
the consent of the Federal Government to be sued upon its
currency or
securities, in order to "eliminate
any
uncertainty
with respect to the rights of gold clause
sue
or
with
additional Sum of 69 cents
Treasury to Maintain Price of 77.57
Mined Silver,
bonds of the Govern¬
ment to
an
for payment
either in gold
on
dollar."
every
The
should make it
clear that the Government's fixed policy would be to con¬
tinue
to
holders
the
treat
Government
all
of
securities
silver, established
the President would "authorize
in
quoted
advices
June 14.
The
Outside
interest,
securities of the United States,
therefor in cash, dollar for dollar, with
or
such securities for
at the holder's election,
to exchange
non-gold clause securities with the
same
interest rate and maturity."
In
advocating the enactment of the
velt asserted that there is
a
no
handful of private litigants to exploit the
in the hope of
Mr. Roose¬
measure,
public interest "in permitting
few
Executive Order, will
market,
that
Secretary
June 13,
on
day
the restricted
York
"Times"
of
accumulating further
stocks of
market, seeking to avoid a rapid price rise.
credited with causing the
were
flurry of a
which sent quotations in the world markets temporarily
ago,
80c.
The
world
speculative activities
-
fact
that
varied
account
being
learned from Wash¬
we
New
the
to
now
of the Treasury
The advices said:
weeks
to over
reoords
from
domestic
of
importations
the
for
Government
week
to week was of no special significance, it was
said, the amount of the purchases merely representing a policy of buying
when the silver was offered at a price which was deemed satisfactory.
Mr. Morgenthau would not estimate the average price which the depart¬
ment
was
paying for its purchases.
Recently the world price has been around 73c.
In reply to a question
the 'Government would reduce the domestic price if the world
general public
whether
wholly speculative profit."
a
an
Treasury is proceeding slowly in
silver in
the holders of gold clause
accrued
world
the
Morgenthau indicated
and direct the Secretary of the Treasury, at the request of
to make payment
Ounce for Newly-
for newly-mined domestic
an ounce
April 24 by
on
-
The legislation asked by
an
probably be kept regardless of the lpwer price
ington
equally and uniformly.
Cents
Secretary Morgenthau Indicate*
The price of 77.57c.
else in legal tender
proposed legislation, the President said,
Following the request by President Roosevelt, Chairman
price declined, Mr. Morgenthau said:
"The chances
that
ore
we
would
not."
Steagall of the House Banking and Currency Committee
Administration bill to
Treasury Amends Silver Regulations to License Imports of Silver
deny holders of Government securities the right to claim
damages in court actions as a result of dollar devaluation.
New amendments to the silver regulations of Aug. 17 1934,
on
June 28 introduced in the House
Extension
Plan
for 60
an
Days of Temporary Federal Deposit Insurance
Provided
Under
Resolution
Passed
Congress
by
A
joint, resolution extending
to
$5,000
was
for
60
days
the
present
passed
by
the
House
and
Senate
June 27 and signed on June 28 by President Roosevelt.
June 25 the Senate, without
resolution extending the
a
on
record vote, adopted a joint
temporary plan for
proposal for a 90-day extension.
a
On
one year.
A Washington
account, June 25, to the New York "Herald Tribune" said:
Senator
of
Glass, opponent of the Eccles banking principles, won his way
Banking Committee by a vote of 11 to 7, defeating a plan
by Senator Duncan U. Fletcher, Democrat, of Florida, for an
approved
floor
after
bers of
Senator
the
days.
No fight
Robert iM.
La
was
made
Follette
Jr.
on
had
Committee that the resolution did not
been
assured1
mean
by
the end
mem¬
of
the
With the delay by Congress in
passing the pending bank¬
ing bill of 1935, the Comptroller of the Currency, J. F. T.
O'Connor, had moved during the month to carry out the
provisions in the present law governing the Federal Deposit
Insurance
Corporation, under which the deposit insurance
plan would have been transferred July 1 from a tempo¬
to permanent basis.
Information Regarding Treasury's Silver Purchases Furnished
by
Secretary Morgenthau in Letter to Senator McCarran
In
reply to information requested by Senator McCarran
(Dem.),
Nevada, Secretary of the Treasury Morgenthau,
said
were
with
United
promulgated June 5 by the
the
Press
approval
advices
of
from
President
Washington,
June 5, to the New York "Herald Tribune" of June 6, which
,
-
,
Amended regulations stipulate that no person other than a representative
of the Federal Reserve
may
import
sary
to
any
Bank of New York
the United
import
silver
States
the United States Government
or
foreign silver coin without
a
license.
coin,
No license is
is
neces¬
for
importing exempt foreign Bilver coins.
Licenses, where required, will be issued only when the Secretary of the
Treasury is satisfied that foreign silver coin is required to fulfill a legiti¬
mate
or
in
obligation, issued by
or
with
nor
the consent
of
a
one
necessary
foreign government,
is of recognized special value to collectors of rare and unusual coins.
Methods of applying for and filing applications for licenses are outlined
the
newly promulgated amendments.
(
.
the Glass proposal on the
banking bill at this session.
rary
Department
added:
in the Senate
extension of only 90
foyeign silver coins,
Roosevelt,
On
that day the Senate Banking and Currency Committee had
rejected
sotting up methods for granting licenses for the importation
Treasury
temporary provisions for Federal insurance of bank deposits
up
Coins
and
Signed by President
;
silver have been received under the
international exchange relations rather than domestic
to Congress
message
a
says:
McCarran's request for data on the stabilization fund,
President Roosevelt Asks Congress to Pass Law Prohibiting Suits
by
acquired in the
has
Treasury
the
of
along
he said^
developed,
which he
as to
purchase, 283,000,000 ounces of silver as to which delivery has already
been made, and 112,850,000 ounces of silver under the nationalization
order of Aug. 9 1934.
employment for those between
Employment for such persons
silver purchases,
carrying out the policy declared in the Silver Purchase Act, and in
accordance with the authority and direction therein given, the Secretary
1933.
to school and find
public June 11, supplied information regard¬
In
National Youth Administration under the direct
supervision of Aubrey Williams, Assistant Federal Emer¬
gency
in a letter made
ing the Treasury's
President
Roosevelt Signs Farm Credit Act of 1935 Passed by
Congress-~-Interest on Federal Land Bank Loans Rates to
Be Reduced
On
June 3
Act of
July I
President Roosevelt
signed the Farm Credit
1935, which amends the Emergency Farm Mortgage
Act of 1933, the Federal Farm Loan Act, the Agricultural
Marketing Act and the Farm Credit Act of 1933. The bill,
signed
on
June 3, originally passed the Senate on Feb. 11;
in amended form it passed the House on
May
adjustment
House
Senate
of
agreed
the
to
adopting
announcement
tration said
differences
the
the
conference
conference
June
on
•
between
'
3
by
the
report
report
the
Farm
on
on
10; following
two
bills,
the
22,
the
May
May
Credit
23.
An
Adminis¬
.
extends
Act
The
until
Jan.
Land Bank
the time in which the
1940
1
first or second farm
mortgages.
The Commissioner may not loan more than $7,500 to one
iarmer; and the amount of a Commissioner's loan plus any prior encum¬
brances on the property may not exceed 75% of the appraised normal value.
Formerly, Land Bank Commissioner loans could be made only for the
purpose of refinancing debts, • for repurchasing farms lost through fore¬
closure and for working capital.
Under the amended law, these loans can
Commissioner may
make direct loans to farmers on
newly-enacted bill:
Under
■•
amended law, the total
the
authorization for the issue
of Govern¬
remains
amount
Commissioner
loans is removed.
Act also
The
'
co-operatives.,,
Text of Resolution
provides important additional credit services
- ' ;
•
for farmer
President Roosevelt, Governor
rate
1935 by
stated that the interest
approval of the Farm Credit Act of
the
Myers
all Federal Land Bank loans through
on
associations will be reduced to
loan
national farm
Land
On loans made directly by the
respectively,
for these periods.
provision continuing
a
railroads for financing of
Railroad Pension
New
Resolution Extending from June 1935
June 1938 Time Within Which Bank Officials May Repay
to
Their Institutions
Loans to
joint resolution passed by Congress on June
A
prior to June 16 1933 to executive officers of
of the Federal Reserve System may
member banks
Bankhead Act of 1933 the loans were
A bill to
introduced
was
in
*
AAA—Revised to Meet Supreme Court
House Passes Bill Amending
V
Objections to NIRAin Schechter Case
Adjustment Act was
The bill has undergone revision to over¬
sent to the Senate.
by the
objections raised
come
:
the Agricultural
passed by the House on June 18 and
vote of 168 to 52, the bill to amend
a
Supreme Court in holding
of the National Industrial Recovery
the measure has been changed to bring it
invalid the provisions
Act
While
Court in the
within the limitations laid down by the High
Schechter poultry case, said press
advices, June 18, from
Washington, it, however, confers powers upon Secretary of
Age Annuity Benefits, Unemployment Compensation, Ac.
Administration's
other
among
Social
bill,
Security
embodying,
things, a program for old age annuity pay¬
ment^ and unenqdoyment compensation, was passed by the
United States Senate
bill
was
on
June 19 by a vote of 76 to 6.
of the House, on
the bill was sent to conference.
the
One of the principal changes
Senate exempts private pension systems from
It was offered by Senator Clark
provisions of the Act.
and
The
With the refusal
June 20, to accept the Senate amendments
passed by the House on April 19.
made by the
workers,
Senator
on
the bill
was
begun on June 14, at which
Harrison, Chairman
of the
Senate Finance
Committee, stated that it was not intended as an emergency
measure,
but rather "is designed as a well-rounded program
attack
of
on
principal causes of insecurity which existed
prior to the depression and which we may expect to continue
in the years to
come."
Roosevelt's
President
Problems
Message
Efforts Toward
Says
oh Transportation
Co-ordination of Railroads
Congress
to
Should Proceed—Not to Press at This Session Reorganization
of ICC into Federal
Transportation Commission
President Roosevelt addressed a message to
June 7
on
Congress
on
regulation in behalf of railroads, in which he said
"it is high time to
single
deal with the nation's transportation
unified problem."
The
as a
President made the state¬
ment that the efforts toward the co-ordination of the rail¬
roads which were -begun by the Emergency Railroad Trans¬
portation Act of 1933 should proceed," and he recommended
"that the Act and the office of Co-ordinator be extended for
at
least
another
way
the
year."
Early
passage
was
urged by the
pending bill for the regulation of high¬
motor carriers, and the bill for the regulation of inter-
coastal and coastwise trade, and he stated that "I can see
no
reason
coastal,
Wash¬
two
said.
legislators
The
1,000,000 railroad
advices further
stated:
Affects All Carriers
The
Act
applies
companies,
car
to
carriers, including express
all
companies, sleeping
freight forwarding companies, private car lines or
carrier
Act, together with affili¬
ated companies rendering service in connection with the transpirtation of
passengers or property by railroad other than trucking service./
T;
Annuities are payable out of any money in the Treasury not otherwise
appropriated.
Employees who become 65 years of age are required to retire
from service unless the employee and the carrier, by agreement, a year
at
a
time, extend the retirement for five years.
2%
carrier. That is, an
employee whose compensation is less than $300 a month pays 2% on his
whole
compensation.
An employee whose compensation is more than
$300 pays 2% on $300.
The carrier is to deduct the tax from the wages1,
of the employee and pay the same into the Treasury.
The carriers are
also required to pay an excise tax of 4% of the total compensation of all
their employees not exceeding the sum of $300 per month for each employee.
A
on
second bill
why the responsibility for the regulation of inter-
coastwise
and
inland
waterways
was
introduced
which
should
not
be
provides for an income tax of
compensation of employee in the service as a
the
Copeland-Bland Merchant Marine Ship Subsidy
to Cancel Existing Ocean Mail
Passes
House
Bill—Gives President Power
Contracts
'vV
•
vote of 194 to 186 the House
a
passed
June 27 the
on
Subsidy bill. According to
Associated Press advices from Washington June 27 Senator
Bland Merchant Marine Ship
Copeland, co-author of the legislation, withdrew on that
day, (following the House action) a motion to bring the
immediately before the Senate because adverse
measure
sentiment, he said, might not permit passage at
He
that he
added, however,
accept the legislation
this time.
thought the Senate would
after members had had an opportunity
to think it over.
Without the legislation, he
that the merchant fleet
seas
are
The
argued, "there is a probability
would be wiped out."
one-twelfth of the vessels on the
American, and that 90% of these were more
ten years
than
old.
bill, which would subsidize the
American Merchant
substitute direct governmental grants for
construction and operation differentials for the ocean mail
contracts which have heretofore aided American shipping.
Marine, would
Congress Concludes Action on Wagner-Connery Labor Disputes
Bill—Permits
Collective
Bargaining—Provision
Guarding
Freedom
of Speech
Dropped
'
.
■
June 27 of the
conference report on the Wagner-Connery labor disputes
bill, Congressional action on the bill was completed and the
measure was sent to the White House for the President's
signature.
With differences in several particulars, between
the bill as passed by the Senate on May 16 and as adopted
by the House on June 19, the bill was referred to conference
to adjust the differing provisions *
As to the conference
report and the action thereon we quote the following June 27
from Washington to the New York "Times."
J
With
approval by the House and Senate on
Adoption of the
of the
President of
the
He stated that less than
adopted despite Administration opposition.
Senate debate
time
and Senator Wagner
According to advices, June 25, from
organizations and representing more than
By
Senate Passes Administration's Social Security Bill—Provides Old
The
Senate on June 25 by
Commerce," the meas¬
ure as introduced is supported by the Railway Labor Execu¬
tives Association, comprising the 21 standard railroad labor
On June 29 the Senate Committee
farm products.
Agriculture ordered a favorable report on the bill.
on
and
(Dem., Ohio)
ington to the New York "Journal of
Agriculture Wallace to regulate production and the sale of
many
Act, which was
United States Supreme Court,
House
the
Representative Crosser
Bill
by railroads, subject to the Interstate Commerce
by June 16 1935.
By
Congress—Would Re¬
in
replace the Railroad Retirement
held unconstitutional by the
Under the
required to be repaid
assessment of $2 a mile on
Bill Introduced
be renewed or extended,
signed by President Roosevelt on June 14.
was
11, extend¬
within which loans made
ing to June 16 1938 the period
an
the Co-ordinator's office.
place Act Invalidated by U. S. Supreme Court—Additional
Calls for Income Tax on Railroad Workers' Compensation
(Dem., N. Y.).
Roosevelt Signs
the Emerg¬
under which provision
is made for the appointment of the Railroad Co-Ordinator.
The resolution, was passed by the Senate on June 10; in
accepting the Senate resolution on June 14 the House re¬
versed the action of one of its major committees and re¬
3y2% for all interest
banks, interest will be reduced to 4 and 4y2%,
President
approved the joint resolu¬
Railroad Transportation Act,
ency
payable in the one-year period commencing July 1 1935 and
to 4% for all interest payable in the two-year period com¬
mencing July 1 1936.
President
Transportation
Congress and Signed by
On June 14 President Roosevelt
stored
With
Passed by
Extending for One Year Emergency Railroad
tion, passed by Congress, extending for one year,
be used for making Land Bank
that might
bonds
Commission may
"ultimately become a Federal Transportation Commission
with comprehensive powers," adding that such reorganiza¬
tion should not be delayed beyond the next session.
regarding the
say
■
ment-guaranteed bonds of the Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation
unchanged at $2,000,000,000 ; but the previous limitation on the
of such
The hope
Commission."
expressed by the President that the
was
Act
the following to
also had
FCA
The
vested in the Interstate Commerce
the purchase of farms.
also be made to finance
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MONTHLY REVIEW
July, 1935]
conference report was accomplished swiftly at
Capitol.
.
each end
■.
had been over House amendments relating
to the freedom of speech and of the press, and to the manner in which
collective bargaining units should be determined by the board.
When the House passed the bill it inserted a provision reading that
nothing in the act should "abridge the freedom of speech, or of the press, as
guaranteed in the First Amendment to the Constitution."
The
principal controversies
REVIEW
MONTHLY
But
conference committee refused
the
the
amendment
as
"having
no
place" in the bill.
proper
As to collective bargaining, the conference committee agreed
upon this
provision.
"The
board
in
decide
shall
each
whether,
case
in
order
to
insure
bargaining and otherwise to effectuate the policies of this act, the unit
the words "plant
to
unit," but the conference committee thought this too broad
"or other subdivision thereof"
phrase
put in,
was
a
Committee
"The National Labor Relations Board has frequently had occasion to
order
election in
an
a
unit not as broad as 'employer unit' yet not necessarily
the phrases
'craft unit'
Creates
Subscribed
By
Farmers'
Home
$1,000,000,000
Bond
Corporation with Stock
of investors
to
Be
from
the
relief
bill,
on
June 24 passed
funds.
In
reporting
the
Senate
Washington dispatch June 24 to the
a
loans for
make
meas¬
buying farms, farmhouses, livestock, equipment'
machinery, furnishings and supplies.
The original capital, susceptible of
increase with Presidential approval, would be drawn from emergency relief,
oil erosion and reforestation funds.
House Passes
Commodity Exchange Control Bill Amending Grain
Futures Act
The
so-called Commodity
ing the
Grain
Futures
Representatives
House, under
major
of public
Act,
by the House of
passed
was
The passage of the bill by the
Supreme Court decision against the New Deal (in
the National Industrial Recovery Act case).
The bill, it is
is
markets
designed
as
to
regulate the trading
drastically
as
in
commodity
the Securities and Exchange Act
funds,
Reports
Compromise
TVA Measure
A
House
of
embodying
Representatives
Military Affairs Committee.
amendments
be
contained
exceedingly
The
bill
power
passed
the
by
21, breaking
admonition
an
and
scrupulously
law
the
to
House
deadlock of
a
that
"Congress
careful
to
keep
On June 27 Associated Press
Committee
Senate
and
alters
at their market value,
ministration that it is
veto
the
Administration's
vast
a
so
objectionable to the Ad¬
"pretty good guess" that President
it if it
reaches
the White
House
un¬
changed, according to Arthur E. Morgan, TVA director, fol¬
a talk with the President on June 24, it was
reported
in "Times" Washington advices
that day.
lowing
to
Lower Interest Rates from
4H%
;
July 1
A further reduction of interest
rates
banks
on
to 4%
July 1 will bring the contract rate
point of 4% and complete
on
new
loans
a series of reductions which have
cut the interest cost of farm
mortgage money
a
full 1% in
the last
three months.
This was announced June 24 by
Governor W. I. Myers of the Farm Credit Administration.
On April 1 the banks lowered the rate
5% to 4y2%, and
on
on
new
loans from
April 10 reduced the rate from 4y2%
4%%.
The latest reduction of % of 1%, due July 1,
completes the 1% cut in three months.
Thus loans will be
available at the lowest interest rates
by the Federal Land banks
ever
offered farmers
or
by any large lending agency.
In his announcement of June 24 Governor
Myers stated:
This
is
not
an
emergency
rate.
On
July
1
this
year
the
banks will
begin to make loans which will bear 4% interest during their entire life,
exception of an emergency rate of 3%% for interest payable in
the one-year period beginning July 1 1935.
This new low 4%*rate is a
with the
direct reflection
bonds
sold
of
the
lower
rate
of
interest borne by Federal farm loan
by the Federal Land banks.
be
lawful
in¬
.
,,
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank debentures
Farm Loan bonds of the Federa
as
Intermediate Credit Bank debentures
but not to exceed
The United States
par
security
as
value.
Supreme Court
June 3 refused to
on
of May 27
invalidating the
Frazier-Lemke farm mortgage moratorium law.
According
Washington advices, June 3, to the New York "Journal
to
of
Commerce,"
Representative
William
Lemke
(Rep.,
N.
Dak.), co-author, of the Act, asked the court to stay its
fall
until
rehearing.
Evans Hughes,
RFC
he
refused to do
End Purchases
to
that
so
might
file
a
petition
The court, through the Chief Justice,
stitutions Until
for
Charles
so.
of Preferred
Stock
of
Banks—Gives In¬
July IS to Make Application for Additional
Capital
V.
V.:
/
4":.'
Announcing that the Reconstruction Finance Corporation
is
nearing the end of its
of banks,
stock
tion, said
program
of purchasing preferred
Jesse II. Jones, Chairman of the Corpora¬
June 5 that banks in need of additional capital
on
make
their
applications
delay,
without
and
not
July 15."
Executive
Order
Continues
'
Life
The Federal
authorized
FERA-r—Powers
of
of
Agency
Emergency Relief Administration has been
to continue
provisions of
operations after June 16, under the
Executive Order by President Roosevelt, it
an
was
announced in Washington on
not
been
It is in keeping
with the policy
If this Order had
June 9.
issued, the FERA would have expired with the
National Industrial Recovery Act, on June
said
announcement
that
the
President
16.
has
The official
extended,
en¬
larged and liberalized the authority of the FERA.
Delay in Bituminous Coal Strike Pending Action by Congress
on
Coal Bill—Truce Reached Through Intervention of
President Roosevelt
3
'
On June 15 agreement was reached by representatives of
the United Mine Workers of America and
bituminous coal
operators to defer until June 30 the strike in the bitumi¬
coal
nous
delay
fields
which
Roosevelt.
Following
President Roosevelt
and
scheduled
was
agreed upon through
was
White
a
held
representatives of the
arranged,
for
June
House
14
operators,
conference
with
at
union
which
sides ratified the truce,
both
16.
The
intervention of President
June
on
which
officials
the truce
which
was
agreed to in the expectation that the Guffey coal stabiliza¬
tion bill would be acted upon
by the Federal Land4
through national farm loan associations to the all-time low
to
-
■
stay in any way its decision
was
Federal Land Banks
shall
Supreme Court Refuses Stay in Decision Declaring Void
Frazier-Lemke Farm Mortgage Moratorium Law
5.
U.
drastically the TVA amend¬
"yardstick" program in the Tennessee basin with tighter restrictions.
will
debentures
for deposit of postal savings funds in banks, the securities will be accepted
Guffey
surrounds
The bill in its present form is
Roosevelt
Bank
qualifications
In accepting Federal
Washington said:
reported by the
that
ments
27
the
The compromise measure was
within constitutional limits."
accounts from
to
reported
was
The report of the Committee recommending
compromise
should
June
on
voted by the Committee on June
Several weeks.
'i
Enlarged
compromise bill
the
Credit
TVA Director
creating the Tennessee Valley Authority
the
ac¬
Breaking
Several Weeks' Deadlock—Veto of Bill Predicted by A, E.Mor¬
gan,
authorized
and bonds of the Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation.
Land banks
later than
Committee
*;
the same investment
"should
of 1934 polices the stock markets.
House
also
announcement
June 28 added:
on
The new Act thus gives
since the
stated,
ac¬
United States Government and may be accepted as security for all deposits
be approved by either branch of Congress
measure to
The
Intermediate
Federal
that
suspension of its rules, constituted the first
a
be sold,
may
provision of the recently-enacted Farm Credit Act of 1935 provides
mandate
Exchange Control bill, amend¬
June 3.
on
Bank
security for deposit of postal savings funds, said the
A
Capitalized at $50,000,000, and with the authority for the $1,000,000,000
bond issue, a Farmers Home Corporation would be created under the
to
whom these debentures
to
FCA, which
New York "Times" said:
ure
Credit
security for deposits of
a
Administration.
calling for the issuance of $1,000,000,000
The bill would create the Farm Home Corpora¬
tion with $50,000,000 capital stock, to be subscribed by the
on
Intermediate
statement on June 28 by George M. Brennan,
Intermediate Credit Bank Commissioner, Farm Credit
cording to
Issue
in bonds for the purchase of farms for tenants and share¬
Government
Federal
postal savings funds in banks indicates the broadening field
croppers.
action
that
Announcement
debentures have been approved as
as
vestment for all fiduciary and trust funds under the jurisdiction of the
vote of 45 to 32 the U. S. Senate
a
Credit
Bank
Debentures
Approved
Security for Postal Savings Funds in Banks
Intermediate
as
Tenants
by Government
the Bankhead bill
the rates
as
given plant."
a
Share-croppers—Authorizes
and
-
loans
new
ceptance of bonds of the Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation
Senate Passes Bankhead Bill for Purchase of Farms for
and
on
vary.
'plant unit'; for example, the
or
'production and maintenance employes' of
raise the interest rates
or
issues
construction
the
explained because:
coincident with
bond
new
Federal
employees the full benefit of their right to self-organization and to collective
The
Oieir
to
appropriate for the purposes of collective bargaining shall be the employer
unit, craft unit, plant unit or subdivision thereof."
The House had added the words "or other unit"
FCA to lower
of the
on
the
present session.
Roosevelt
on
by Congress before the end of
Those who
June 14
were
United Mine Workers;
conferred with President
John L. Lewis, President of the
Duncan Kennedy. Secretary of the
Kanawha Coal Operators Association and Chairman of the
Appalachian Joint Wage-Scale Conference; Senator Guffey,
Representative Snyder, joint
George L. Berry,
sional
anew
sponsors
of the coal bill, and
National Recovery Administration divi¬
administrator.
The
strike
which
was
threatened
with the failure of Congress to act on the bill before
the end of the month
month,
as a
was
on
June 30 postponed for another
result of further intervention by the President,
who has moved to expedite action on the Guffey bill.
International Monetary Factors
Hardly
ing
and
on
a
a
the
week goes by without new developments bear¬
international
number
occurred
of
currency
incidents
during June.
of
and exchange
considerable
problem,
importance
The French political and currency
crisis, successfully Wercome when Pierre Laval formed
a
moment.
of this
nature during the month, but there also were such events
as the Swiss plebiscite and the declaration of a bank holiday
in the small Free City of Danzig.
As matters turned out,
the French crisis and the Swiss plebiscite favored continued
stability of these two prominent gold currencies.
But the
impression still remains, and really seems to be deepening
regime on June 7,
new
to
month
from
he
French
and Swiss francs
of
Further
drain
national
trade.
Finance—Senator
War—Colonel
Air—General
United States
the
Treasury
franc
quate
May, when the pressure on
revelation
the course of the
in
States on currency matters,
further crises affecting the European
between France and the United
and it is possible that
gold units will be ameliorated by recurrent
Center
^ ^;
..iV/jS;
Republican.
t
■
■
Left Radical.
(former Socialist).
Socialist.
'
^
in May far tran¬
Premier Pierre-Etienne Flandin was defeated
ing manner.
by a large majority in the Chamber of Deputies, soon after
Parliament reassembled on May 28, on a question relating
for extraordinary powers for a period of six
An
enormous
flight of capital ? from France
to his request
months.
promptly took place, and it increased steadily as one politi¬
cal, leader after another tried unsuccessfully to overcome
the crisis.
Almost a dozen attempts to form a new regime
were
made in less than that many days, and it was during
that shipping facilities were inadequate to meet
for gold space.
In every instance the Pre¬
miers-elect proceeded on the basis that powers to govern by
decree were indispensable, and the reluctance of the Cham¬
ber to grant such powers caused the successive defeats.
Pierre Laval, veteran political leader, at length was able to
this period
the
demands
gain the required acceptance by the Chamber of his demand
but it was noted in Paris reports that the
Chamber remained most unwilling in this matter and merely
for decree powers,
in to what finally appeared to be the inevitable. Pre¬
the invitation to form a strong coali¬
tion regime on June 6 and promptly completed his Minis¬
gave
formation of a new and strong French
owing to
embodied in
the demand for a plebiscite.
The issue was plainly drawn,
but the plans were rejected by the decisive vote of 566,242
against 424,878.
Since the proposals involved amendments
to the Swiss Constitution, approval by a majority of the
22 Cantons also was required, but actually only the four
largest industrial Cantons returned majority in favor.
The
polling was unusually heavy, with 83% of the electorate
voting.
Under the Swiss system a plebiscite is necessary
involved the
the ideas
on
any
question of Swiss franc devaluation,
sponsored by the radical parties and
national question if 50,000 of the population or more
petition to that effect. The voting early in June was
called for by a petition signed by no less than 350,000
sign
a
people, and grave fears were entertained as to the outcome.
But the Conservative and Center parties were sternly op¬
posed, and their arguments prevailed.
No direct
of franc devaluation was posed in the balloting,
terial alignments, so that France once again
June 7.
had
a
Cabinet
In the interim the Bank of France lost hundreds
of millions of dollars in gold, and the nervousness was not
after the new regime was formed
vote of confidence by the Chamber.
entirely dispelled
and given a
Premier Laval
even
went before the Chamber with his Minis¬
Declaration
terial
on
June
8,
and
his
discourse
related
almost entirely to the problem of the franc and the budget.
He maintained that the flight from the franc and the specu¬
lative
forages against the French currency unit made de¬
and promised that in the use of
accorded "the organic statutes
and the policy of the country."
The only real menace to
the franc is to be found in the state of the public finances,
cree
powers
necessary,
such powers respect would be
Mr.
Laval declared, and he made it plain that his Govern¬
ment would
undertake the balancing of the budget which
regime after regime had delayed for a period of five years.
These statements were greeted coldly by the Deputies, and
the
lack
of
enthusiasm
was
considered
ominous
for
the
question
but ap¬
proval almost of necessity would have caused depreciation
in the end, as the measures included termination of wage
relief of debtors
relief for the
unemployed, use of the national resources to increase ex¬
ports, subsidies for the tourist industry and control of the
large-scale
reductions,
public
works,
through reductions of debt service, increased
financial markets and the exodus of
capital.
Bank Holiday in Danzig
economic importance,
financial
world's
.
some
centers
^
overwhelming
caused in the
restlessness was
a crisis in that small inde¬
by
pendent governmental unit early in June.
A financial panic
developed a month after the Danzig gulden was devalued
to the extent of 42.37% to the level of the Polish zloty, and
the Government found it necessary to close all banks by
given
would be devalued, and
when that action was taken confidence was lost.
Rumors
that additional depreciation might ensue caused a flight
from the currency, and the heavy demand for foreign ex¬
change could not be met.
Not only the banks, but the Cur¬
rency Exchange and the Stock Exchange were closed by
decree, while postal money orders to other countries also
were barred.
Fancy prices were bid for all foreign currency
units just before the closings of all financial institutions
were ordered, and the anxiety was not allayed by repeated
decree
on
June 4.
assurances
The Government previously had
that the gulden
never
statements that a strict program
of economy would be fol¬
Government. After two days the banks were
permitted to reopen for two hours daily, so that funds could
be provided for payrolls, harbor and shipping dues and
similar requirements.
The uncertainty continued through¬
lowed by the
:
out June. \
mier Laval accepted
on
was pro¬
but also by the good results of the. Swiss
plebiscite which was held June 2.
That voting
Although the Free City of Danzig is not of
the ordinary political developments
of a like nature in that country, since the question of
devaluation of the franc was involved in a peculiarly press¬
1>
Government,
national
American aid.
in importance
V
(former Neo-Socialist).
non-party
French Crisis
The French crisis which developed late
;
*
Swiss Plebiscite
vided not only by the
■
'
/
,
early currency devaluation
Assurance against
{
;;;s
Radical
LAFONT,
Health—ERNEST
.
Independent.
MANDEL,
MAUPOIL,
t
Republican.
Radical Socialist.
Labor—LOUIS FROSSARD, non-party
,
scended
.
OATHALA, Left Radical.
BONNET, Radical Socialist.
Communications—GEORGES
disclos¬
Bank of France, that
extended the Bank of France
*4,
•
ROUSTAN, Left Democrat.
MARCOMBES,
Commerce—GEORGES
Democrat.
Left
non-parliamentarian.
EYNAC,
ROLLIN,
Agriculture—PIERRE
Public
and LOUIS MARIN,
Socialist.
Republican.
Left
DENAIN,
Works—LAURENT
■
usual monthly
meeting of Bank for International Settlements directors,
at Basle, June 16 and 17.
It appears that the authorities
at Washington increased the supply of dollars in Paris at
the time of greatest need through gold purchasing and ear¬
marking operations, the funds of the American Exchange
Stabilization Fund doubtless being employed for the pur¬
pose.
The French Bank Governor issued a statement in
which he publicly thanked the United States Treasury and
praised it for "constantly supplying the market with dollars
to prevent the dangerous consequences of any cessation of
gold purchases." British bankers at Basle were reported to
have taken the somewhat more temperate view that the
United States, by its action, merely came into line with the
European central bank practice of co-operating on technical
matters.
Washington authorities were not loath to accept
the French praise, but Secretary of the Treasury Henry
Morgenthau Jr. deprecated the enthusiastic references of
M. Tannery and referred to the American aid as repre¬
senting mere "common decency among nations."
This inci¬
dent suggests, however, better co-operation in the future
this
made
VICTOR
Pensions—HENRY
Left Re¬
FLANDIN,
Union Republican. '
Radical
Center
FABRY,
PIETRI,
Education—PHILIP
the
was tremendous and shipping facilities were inade¬
to meet the requirements of the situation. M. Tannery
considerable aid late in
JEAN
Colonies—LOUIS
by Jean Tannery, Governor of the
REGNIER,
BERNARD,
PAGANON,
Marine—Senator MARIO
Merchant
Independent.
Union.
MARCEL
Navy—FRANCOIS
>'
\
Radical-Socialist,
HERRIOT,
LEON
Interior—JOSEPH
i.
\
.
EDOUARD
Justice—Senator
disorders which
of inter¬
particular interest, in this connection, was a
!Of
ure
The
Foreign Affairs—PIERRE LAVAL,
Without Portfolio—PIERRE-ETIENNE
Republican-Democratic
Public
"heroic deflation" will
that the integrity of the franc
personnel of the new French
so
and
publican;
drawback to the development
such a great
now are
maintained.
Ministers
stabilization conference which
possibly will signify the end of the currency
reports it was stated that
Premier
in
aid to that eventual
an
vote of 324 to 160, with approximately
The Senate confirmed the action promptly.
a
regime follows:
possibilities of resistance to depreciation
as
be
can
test of confidence
But when the time came for a
be the order of the day,
devaluation of the
and the Dutch guilder is only a
crises are anticipated late this
of currencies in
new periods of unsettlement.
Highly indicative is the fact
that one speaker at the International Chamber of Com¬
merce meeting in Paris toward the, end of June went so
far as to invite the gold countries to devalue their units
-
upheld by
In Paris
the meanwhile it is evident that the gold
occasioned by every successive incident weakens the
and
was
100 abstentions.
that eventual
month,
time.
the leading incident
was
matter
year,
5
MONTHLY EEYIEW
July, 1935]
Canadian Devaluation Proposed
The
Canadian Government
took steps,
bringing the currency position of the
line with that of the United States.
in mid-June, for
Dominion directly into
There is no practical
but an important legal
to the prevailing situa¬
tion, and a Government bill was introduced for revaluing
Canadian gold reserves at $35 an ounce, against the old
figure of $20.67, at which they had been carried on the
books of the newly-formed Central Bank of Canada.
A
"profit" of about $62,000,000 is expected to accrue from
the devaluation of the currency in terms of gold, and it is
proposed to transfer that profit to the Government, which
change involved in that procedure,
matter was held necessary to adjust
exchange stabilization fund with the
the opening debate, Prime Minister
Bennett remarked that the exchange situation is
then will establish an
sum.
R.
B.
In the course of
causing
grave
anxiety because of wide divergencies and
instability in the value of national currencies.
It must be
borne in mind, he told the Parliament, that Canada has
heavy
commitments in New York and lesser ones in London.
,
eeview
6
he added, if the Canadian
have been disastrous,
It would
Panama Gold
interest in the prospect
and privileges conveyed to the United
States for an immediate consideration of $10,000,000 and
annual payments thereafter of $250,000 in gold of the then
standard of weight and fineness.
The Panaman Gov¬
governmental long-term bonds
contractual
similar
somewhat
since
Panama
to
the
dollar
with
At
again indicated in Washington,
was
announcement
delayed until a complete new
As
Administration
the
on
on
suits
against
impossible.
score
The
vast
sums
owed
Government
as
by
June 15,
dates, Finland
accounted
debtor
and indirect
for
-
interest
Reich
to
the
that
United
consequences
entirely by that single remittance.
default either
of
will
currencies,
much
payments during the
and
other
continue
owing
to
to
Twelve
or
Trade
the
Arrangements
The
own
United
in¬
con¬
concluded in Washington, on June
3,
for continuing in force
many of the provisions of the cur¬
rent treaty of
friendship, commerce and consular
form as previous notices.
Not only were
specified, but in every instance it was re¬
same
due
sums
Agreement with Germany
were
rights
between Germany and the United States.
The treaty was
denounced by the German Government last
October, and
it would have lapsed next October.
In the extension now
agreed upon, all phases of the unconditional most-favoredarrangement on tariffs are omitted*
This is in
nation
time the treaty was
quarters here that delay by the United States Government
in bringing about a settlement of the defaulted debts
steadily
matter for regret, since
in connection with the
is diminishing the amount likely to be recovered in the end.
Such arguments doubtless had validity while the
depression
and
now
somewhat
now
altered, since recovery in
Acknowledgments
received
were
by
the
are
not
very
nourishing, of
the
and
detailed
Such acknowledg¬
course,
explanation
given
in
note
a
reciprocal trade agreements
hardly hope to share the benefits of the American
other countries.
Those special agreements, however, and
the discrimination exercised
against the United States stand
in the way of
any reciprocal tariff understanding, it is
ad¬
dressed to the State Department a
year algo, and added that
the essentials of the problem
appear to be unchanged.
Con¬
stant
understood.
British Cabinet
and
most careful consideration is
being given the
debts, according to the British note, and assurances were
given that discussions will be resumed whenever circum¬
Long anticipated
effected
stances
ment
soon
upon
sought.
as
a
circumstances
basis
Almost all
formal
permit
acceptable
other
to
a
both
countries
means
of
countries
made
similarly
be
brief
•
taken by Stanley
and
Mr.
unchanged.
The Belgian Government,
more pains than the
others, expressed regret over
inability to meet the obligation, and pointed out that the
the
replies, in which it
was
remains
for
Mr.
made
the default
Undeterred by the wholesale defaults, Secretary
State Cordell Hull made it
known that he will remain
necessary.
vigilant
in
attempting to collect
all
obligations
due
this
country.
German
a
formal
foreign
Moratorium Extended
announcement at
Berlin, June 24, the Ger¬
exchange authorities extended for one
year
the
British
excitement
of
Cabinet
any
were
kind
and
some
Ministers, and his place was
Baldwin, head of the Conservative party
time past
Council, Mr. Baldwin having occupied the post previ¬
ously.
its
trade,
without
the actual chief of the Ministry.
MacDonald assumed the office of Lord President of
taking
failure of Germany to meet
nayments due Belgium, as well
as
the paralysis of
international
7
up the post of Prime Minister in the coalition of
Conserva¬
Liberal and Laborite
tive,
pointed out that the
position
June
reasons which are
largely personal.
Ramsay MacDonald, whose delicate health made long rests
necessary, gave
adjust¬
will
on
changes in
tor
warrant the
hope of satisfactory results.
The
Government regretfully declared, in the reply from
Paris, that it is unable at this time to make any proposals,
French
as
new
relating to naviga¬
and
consular
rights. <
Germany's insistence upon
elimination of the most-favored-nation clause in the
treaty
was due to the
special agreements made by Berlin with
but they do indi¬
legal situation is regarded as unchanged and
still binding.
The British Government referred
full
a
the Reich is not being considered
tion
States
cate that the
debts
German authorities consider this
that the treaty contains valuable
provisions in respect
of the residence and establishments of
citizens of each coun¬
try in the other country, and provisions
world sense
United
some
out
to be in progress.
Government from all the debtor nations.
ments
a
can
German desire, as expressed at the
denounced, but dispatches from Berlin
In announcing
Department in Washington pointed
deepening and recovery seemed hopelessly distant.
It
possible, though by no means certain, that the situation
appears
suggest that
the
tariff reductions extended in such treaties.
the extension, the State
was
man
agreement.
protests
accordance with
In
special
German ^Government
payment in their
by the State Department and the investment bankers
cerned, but the situation remains unchanged.
situation, and all that can be said for the exchange
on the subject is that it serves to
keep
the debts alive in a diplomatic sense.
It is argued in some
of
of
was
of communications
and
holders
receive full
the
in this
but
on
issued by the
Funding bonds
on
exercised by the German authorities
against American
vestors has been the subject of a number of acid
ready to discuss the ques¬
tion of settlement of these obligations.
The defaulting
countries relied, in their brief replies, upon
previous pleas
of inability to effect the payments.
Nothing new developed
to
communication
with which no special arrange¬
made, and investors here, for that reason, will be
the sole sufferers under the
moratorium, so far as German
Government obligations are concerned.
The discrimination
marked that the United States is
the
made known
States is the only country
ment
The
defaulting countries hre Great
France, Italy, Belgium, Czechoslovakia, Poland,
Rumania, Yugoslavia, Hungary, Estonia, Latvia and Lith¬
uania.
Preliminary notices sent to all the debtors were in
is
the
was
as an
British
bonds
of
came
necessary
J
said to be "in agreement with
offered
Britain,
is
was
convenient.
more
the
can
clearing and trade arrangements made during the last 12
are
not affected by the extension.
This means
sum
countries found further
before international trade
to pay 40% of coupons due in
foreign
alternative to the funding bonds, but that
offer was withdrawn last October.
Of particular interest
in the present announcement is a statement that the
special
the only country to meet its obli¬
that reached the Treasury was
was
of
the
United
when fresh instalments of $180,909,501
gation, and the small
principles
currencies,
due, along with arrears of $630,768,827.
Out of the aggre¬
gate of $811,678,329 payable, only $165,453 actually was
tendered the Treasury.
As on the several previous instal¬
ment
as
be provided in.
further year of the
moratorium, but no arrangements whatever are in effect
for the time being on amortization
payments.
Originally
lieu
the World War came up for their semi-annual consideration
on
Dr.
ago,
indebtedness
May 29 1934."
3% coupons, payable in 1946, are to
with
.
foreign nations
direct
weeks
months
Intergovernmental Debt*1
States
the
some
German external
Berlin transfer conference
matter
making
this
a
\
The extension
basic
the
sharpest possible contrast to its atti¬
legislation
Government
States
seeking
was
former
on
June 24.
tude toward American holders of Treasury gold obligations,
for a Presidential message was sent to Congress on June 27
suggesting
industrialists,
the
to
when the extension of the moratorium
The apparent willingness of
Washington to keep faith with
at
Reichsbank,
occasions, Dr. Schacht pointed to the
paucity of German gold and foreign exchange resources,
tries is ready for signature.
Panama stands in the
of
referred
be restored."
June 27, that a
probably will be
treaty between the two coun¬
the
on
the
structure must be removed
for surprise.
cause
of
"political," and added that the "international political debt
observance of the treaty terms.
Washington
reports have suggested at various times that a larger amount
of depreciated dollars would be made available to Panama
after adjustment of some points under dispute in negotia¬
tions for a new treaty.
These reports never were denied,
no
conference
a
SchaCht
were
proper
and the rumor from Panama thus is
funding bonds
advisability of any volun¬
tary relinquishment of rights by the creditor groups, and it
appears that unilateral action again was found necessary.
demand
a
are to receive
for extension of the moratorium by agreement with
creditors.
His own words, however, ^ere such as to
the
Two checks
devalued
was
the Treasury by that country,
returned to
definite
pay¬
surprise
Ger¬
occasion some doubt regarding the
obligation to American
holders of Treasury bonds has been repudiated.
It
No
means
successful and that the United States
its treaty engagements to Panama, even though
will observe
President
and
nomics
that the appeal was
for
service
Dr. Hjalmar Schacht, Minister of Eco¬
June suggested that
appealed last April to President Roosevelt to effect
tendered
debt
earlier.
year
for a two-year period was sufficient notice of the real inten¬
tions of the Reich authorities.
Berlin reports
early in
payment in the form prescribed in the treaty or in the
equivalent of the $250,000 annual payment in current dol¬
lars.
In Panama City reports of June 26 it was indicated
the
long-term
one
financial and political expedient first was adopted.
Tech¬
nically, the moratorium was due to expire on June 30, but
an arrangement
whereby British holders of German non¬
1903 covering rights
ernment
effective
holdings of gold or foreign exchange have not visibly
improved over the situation current when this unfortunate
Panama under the treaty of
States Government to
United
external
on
declared
man
Payment
past there has been keen general
of a gold equivalent payment by the
several months
Pgr
,
whatever was caused by the announcement, since the
two ago.
or
moratorium
the
ments
dollar had been linked to the British pound sterling a year
In effect, Mr. MacDonald
merely traded places with
as the office of Lord President of the
Baldwin, but
Council entails no
parliamentary duties the former Prime
Minister will find his task
lightened.
Perhaps of more
lasting importance than the change in Prime Ministers is
a
shifting of Ministers with relation to the Foreign Office.
Sir John
Simon, who had been subjected to much criticism
'becaus'e of the conduct of foreign
affairs, gave up the post
of Foreign
Secretary, and Sir Samuel Hoare was installed
in his place.
The brilliant record achieved by Captain An¬
thony Eden in recent foreign negotiations occasioned the
impression
for
a
time
that
he
might
succeed
Sir
John
British submarine fleet,
for
Eden.
Instead, however, the new office of Minister
League of Nations Affairs was created for Captain
Sir John Simon took the portfolio of Home Secretary.
These changes did not alter in any material sense
Simon.
composition of the National
Cabinet.
The new
the
Government
three National Liberals and
In the old Cabinet there were 14
Conservatives, three National Liberals and three National
Laborites.
The increase of two members is caused by the
addition of the new office for Captain Eden and the crea¬
tion of a Ministry without portfolio.
The Cabinet changes
were
effected easily and gracefully, in accordance with
advance preparations.
Mr. MacDonald, whose relinquish¬
ment of the duties of Prime Minister had been foreshadowed
three National
Laborites.
both
immedi¬
national
progress
and
domestic
"farewell
accorded him.
is required if
maintained and the numerous
surmounted.
Parliament
10-day Whitsuntide recess and took
problems
several speeches
of policy rather broadly. . With refer¬
finance, Mr. Baldwin remarked that
"we are not yet in sight of any monetary or economic sta¬
bility that will:enable us to make that adjustment which
must be the prelude to an increase of international trade."
He contrasted the dictatorial regimes in Europe with the
three great Democratic countries and emphasized the need
for constant care and watchfulness in foreign relations.
discussed questions
to international
our
Prime Minister and First
Lord
President of the
Lord
Prime Minis¬
British Government intends
to invite the French, Italian and Russian Governments to
send delegations to London for further naval discussions.
■
Captain Anthony Eden discussed naval and treaty prob¬
lems with the French Cabinet heads for several days, and
when the conversations were concluded, on June 22, it was
immediately made apparent that little had been accom¬
plished in the meeting.
The British Minister explained to
Premier Laval, it is said, that the special naval treaty with
Germany was concluded only after mature consideration,
and he also pointed out that full popular support was
accorded the step in England.
Premier Laval, in reply,
is understood to have declared that in the French view the
organization of collective security must precede any legal¬
power
OF
Lord of the Treasury—STANI1«EY BALDWIN.
Council—RAMSAY MacDONALD.
Secretary—Sir SAMUEL HOARE.
and Leader of the House of
Privy Seal
Chancellor—VISCOUNT HAILSHAM.
and Deputy Leader of the
High
Secretary
Commons—Sir
JOHN
Secretary for Air—Sir
MARQUESS OF ZETLAND.
Secretary for Scotland—Sir GODFREY COLLINS. •
Secretary for the Colonies—MALCOLM MacDONALD.
President of the Board of Trade—WALTER RUNCIMAN.
First Lord of the Admiralty—Sir BOLTON EYRES-MONSELL.
Minister Without Portfolio and for League of Nations Affairs—ANTHONY
EDEN./®/i//>^'-
^
c'^'V ^v
:V
Z4 Minister Without Portfolio—Lord EUSTACE PERCY.
Minister of
President
Agriculture—Major WALTER
of the Board of
Minister of
Minister
First
of
ELLIOTT.
Education—OLIVER STANLEY,
WQOD.
statement issued by the
collective security."
June 22 to 25, Captain
naval treaty with the Reich
overshadowed by the new developments relating to
his
conversations
at
Rome,
Eden's efforts in behalf of the
were
Italo-Ethiopian conflict.
Premier Mussolini is said to
objected to the arrangement, however, on
the ground
principally that it conflicts with the aim of co-operation
expounded in the Anglo-French statement of Feb. 3.
Italy,
Signor Mussolini added, was one of the first countries to
realize the futility of expecting Germany forever to accept
armaments, but he pointed out that
the Anglo-FrancoItalian front achieved at Stresa.
A brief statement, issued
at Rome, June 25, indicated only that the British and
Italian negotiators were agreed that the policy outlined in
the London declaration of Feb. 3 and at Stresa was capable
of develonment in the interest of European stability.
This
was accepted at Rome to mean that the British Government;
having adjusted the naval problem so far as Germany is
concerned, now is ready to resume collaboration with
inferior position in
the
British action threatens to destroy
France and
Italy.
Labor—ERNEST BROWN.
of
Works—W.
G.
,
\
.
Italy and Ethiopia
ORMSBY-GORE.
room for doubt regarding the
Government to make war upon the
black African Kingdom of Ethiopia.
The border dispute
between Italy and Abyssinia came up for consideration in
numerous ways during June, and it was made exceedingly
There
European Armaments
-
Ample evidence was presented during June that the
European armaments problem has entered a new and vastly
different phase from that prevalent for a brief period after
the German rearmament declaration was issued on March 16
in the Versailles treaty were
faced with this further breach on the part of Germany in
the observance of the treaty engagements.
A new naval
and the countries concerned
negotiations
between the
whereby still further
violations of the Versailles pact on the part of Germany
are legalized.
The text of this agreement, reached after
extensive conversations in London between British officials
and Joachim von Ribbentrop, the special German Ambassa¬
British
French Premier after the conversa¬
it was indicated merely that further talks are to
follow, while assurances were given that France and Eng¬
land will "remain faithful to the common duty to work
in the closest manner for the organization of peace and
tions,
Health—Sir KINGSLEY
Commissioner
treaty
"If France were internally
Britain from the treaty
consequences," a Paris
dispatch to the New York "Times" remarked.
"But she
is not.
M. Laval's Government is only a compromise and
a
somewhat precarious compromise Government.
At best,
M. Laval can only cling to the British promise of last
February to create collective security, a promise which has
resulted only in the.Franco-Russian treaty and long-delayed
preparations for a Danubian conference."
In a formal
an
PHILIP CUNLIFFE-LISTER.
for India—The
rearmament.
strong, this break away by Great
of Versailles would have serious
have
SIMON.
Secretary
ization of German
the
War—VISOOUNT HALIFAX.
Secretary for the Dominions—J. II. THOMAS.
Chancellor of the Exchequer—NEVILLE CHAMBERLAIN.
Secretary for
Home
Stanley Baldwin that the
ter
In
Lords—The MARQUESS
LONDONDERRY.
Lord
of
made at the same time by
The disclosure was
follows:
S Foreign
signature
report that Germany had agreed never to resort to unre¬
stricted submarine warfare, and he confirmed the report.
in . dealing with foreign
events that we have made certain changes in the Foreign
Office, changes which strengthen the Ministerial personnel
and make collaboration with the League of Nations and
Geneva easier than it has been in the past," Mr. Baldwin
said.
The need for limitation of armaments is well recog¬
nized by the Cabinet, he said, and every effort will be made
to attain security in this way.
It was also intimated, how¬
ever, that British defenses will be increased again, since
they were declared inadequate.
Peace abroad and peace
at home will be the constant aims of the Government, Mr.
Baldwin promised.
The personnel of the new regime
strengthen
to
is
The
published, that it will go far to promote peaceful relations
throughout the world.
It soon appeared, moreover, that a
supplementary understanding was reached between the
British and German Governments.
Sir Bolton was ques¬
tioned in the House of Commons, June 25, regarding a
8, in which he appealed for British unity under the
new regime.
In one of these addresses, made before a
Conservative party gathering, he appealed frankly for an
overwhelming return of Conservative Members of Parlia¬
ment in the general election which is expected to take place
in Great Britain late this year.
In the other addresses he
"It
confirmatory note to Herr
satisfaction in Germany, since
June
ence
cool.
Government, in a
the accord caused intense
it marked the establishment
of closer and better relations with England.
But the French
reaction was bitter, and it would seem that the agreement
may stimulate additional naval building.
Sir Bolton EyresMonsell, First Lord of the British Admiralty, declared on
several occasions soon after the terms of the pact were
limitation."
announced, and in this
adjourned June 7 for a
no official notice of the Cabinet changes,
Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin made
was
Ribbentrop, referred to the agreement as a "contribu¬
tion of the greatest importance to the cause of future naval
is to be
foreign
exceed
certain circumstances.
von
months, went to Buckingham Palace and handed his
resignation to the King on June 7.
King George
ately summoned Mr. Baldwin and appointed him Prime
Minister, the Cabinet list being approved at the same time.
In many respects, of course, no change whatever was made,
since such key posts as Chancellor of the Exchequer and
Minister for the Dominions were occupied again by Neville
Chamberlain and J. H. Thomas, while a number of others
also were unaffected./ Mr. MacDonald issued a statement
message" he expressed relief at the respite
He insisted that a coalition regime still
cases
The British
for
after these changes were
and the percentage may even
The treaty made
it clear that the united front apparently adopted at Stresa
by Great Britain, France and Italy, in opposition to the;
German aims, was much overrated at the time..
But the
British action was quickly demonstrated to be highly un¬
popular at Paris, while the attitude of the Rome Govern¬
ment also was portrayed as unfavorable.
Captain Anthony
Eden, the so-called "traveling diplomat" of the British
Cabinet, journeyed to the French and Italian capitals late
iu June in order to explain matters, but the reception in
that figure under
10 Conservatives,
of
consists
7
MONTHLY EEYIEW
July, 1935]
was
and
completed
German
in Jong
Governments
dor, was made public in London on June 19.
It confirmed
previous reports that Germany will have the right to con¬
struct naval vessels up to 35% of the aggregate fleet of
the British Empire, by categories.
Submarines are an
exception, as the Reich is
accorded the right to 45% of the
is no longer much
intention of the Italian
plain by Premier Benito Mussolini that he intends to pro¬
ceed with plans for establishing a protectorate over the
next autumn and military
Signor Mussolini declared on
review of a new division of
Italian troops, that he will not be moved from his aims in
Africa, no matter what the rest of the world might think.
Italy has a new and on aid score to settle with Abyssinia,
country,
after the rains
cease
operations become possible.
June 8, in the course of a
"We alone and we
judges of our interests and the guaran¬
tors of our future," II Puce declared.
"We shall imitateto the letter those who would now preach us a sermon but
who have demonstrated that, when they were creating an;
empire and defending it, they never took world opinion
into consideration."
and
would
undertake to settle them.
exclusively are the
8
MONTHLY EEYIEW
The
threat
of
between
Italy
and Ethiopia stirred
nations to unusual diplo¬
matic endeavors in behalf of peace, but the efforts have
not been successful.
Captain Anthony Eden, who holds the
of
some
the
war
leading European
post of Minister for League of Nations Affairs in the new
British Cabinet, attempted to dissuade Premier Mussolini
from his warlike intentions.
Long conversations were held
Government
French
The
dictator.
have been
successful than
no more
have
iron, owing to a further adjustment for intra-State freight
surcharges in Ohio, advanced lc. on June 4 to $17.84 a
is
said
to
but
was
Premier Mussolini is said to remain determined
ment.
effect
placed by automotive interests within the next fortnight,
but heavy buying is not looked for before August."
Scrap,
according to the "Iron Age," after holding at $10.83 a gross
Paris seems to
the London Govern¬
also
attempted to mediate in this matter,
tend can
declined on June 11 to $10.71, closing
figure; latter price compares with $10.67
in effect a year ago.
Finished steel continued to hold at
2.124c. a pound as against 2.199c. at June 20 1934.
Pig
the matter in Rome,
June 24 to 26, but concessions sug¬
gested by Captain Eden were brushed aside by the Italian
on
adjustments of both prices and extras, which they con¬
be made in an orderly way without disastrous
consequences.
Initial steel orders for 1936 models will be
to
to
"complete solution," and the solution desired
is
a
reported
as
occupation
an
and
Italian
protectorate, backed by military
Ethiopia's expulsion from the League of
Nations.
two weeks,
ton for
the month at that
ton, and compares with $17.90 a year ago.
As to non-ferrous metals, it was stated that the unsettlein copper during the last week in June was trans¬
gross
ment
mitted
other
to
metals, in that
held
consumers
chases until the market weather should show
back pur¬
signs of clear¬
Zinc held steady during the month; tin moved within
limits, with trading quiet, while demand for lead
At a meeting of the International Tin Com¬
mittee, held at The Hague on June 12, it was decided to
ing.
Chaco Truce
narrow
Temporary
termination
warfare between
of
Gran
the
of the long, bitter and costly
Paraguay and Bolivia over the boundaries
Chaco
area
was
arranged at Buenos Aires,
by the group of American neutrals that resumed
negotiations on the conflict despite the many disheartening
June
9,
factors in
was
Although the League of Nations
bring about even a truce in the protracted
to
and bloody struggle, an agreement was reached
by the
Foreign Ministers of the two countries to end the fighting
for a period of 12 days, while extension of the truce will
be virtually automatic.
The truce started at noon, June 14,
and the
friendly negotiations that led up to it suggest that
the further peace discussions may prove less arduous than
those leading up to the temporary suspension of hostilities.
The mediating group included the
Foreign Ministers of
Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Peru and Uruguay, while the
United
States
was
represented
by Alexander W. Weddell,
our Ambassador to
Argentina.
Foreign Ministers Tomas
Manuel Elio
of
Bolivia, and Luis Riart of Paraguay
attended
the
discussions
in
the
Argentine capital.
long and difficult conversations
truce
finally
was
cease
a
means
for
After
declaring a
found, and arrangements for further talks
already have been made.
would
fix tin
production quotas for the third quarter of the cur¬
at 5Q% of standard tonnages; this was an
increase of 5% over the quota for the second quarter.
rent
the situation.
unable
The announcement that
caused delirious
rejoicing
both
moderate.
was
year
first
The
domestic market
Court
on
Steel^Activity
Unsettled
the United States Supreme
May 27 outlawed the National Recovery Adminis-
since
Seasonal— Non-Ferrous Metals
and including May 14 1934.
dropping from 4.35c. to 4.25c.
4.00c.
Zinc
its
decline,
4.10c.
on
New
at
pound
York,
May 31,
on
June
3
and
to
June 6,
on
closing the month at the latter figure.
York, which closed at the end of May at
New
at
falling to
Lead
a
pound, held at that price throughout the month,
except for one day (June 11), when the quotation fell to
4.62%c. Tin at New York moved within a narrow margin,
or
The iron and steel
On June 17 1935 the United States
it ceased to function.
Reductions in the price of Lake and
electrolytic copper also took place on June 27 to 8.12%c. and
7.75c., respectively; the previous quotation of 9.12*£c. for
Lake and 8.75c. for electrolytic copper had been in effect
after
Toward Close of Month
on
had voted to take up, among other things, the functions of
the former Copper Code Authority in so far as
liquidating
all unfinished business of the Code
Authority at the time
4.67%c.
in
in the
Copper Association, which represents all of the producers
and custom smelters of copper within the United
States,
negotiations.
Off
1934
as
tration industrial codes.
countries, and it is evident that ah;* overwhelming
desire for peace exists on both sides.
This', of course, is
the best possible guarantee for the success of further
peace
Falling
June 12
in demand for this metal since
fighting
i
since
Blue Eagle copper occurred in the
June 27 1935, on which date sales were
against the previous price of 9.00c., Val¬
This reduction, it was said, followed a sharp recession
ley.
continued
t
revision
former
made at 8.00c.
amcgpg^the people of
"
downward
price of the
a
between
50.50c.
the last named
and
figure.
51.80c., and closed the month at
Toward the end of June the foreign
industry in June underwent a seasonal
decline in production, and also continued below that of a
year ago; however, conditions in the steel trade were viewed
copper market was unsettled and lower because of uncer¬
as
reported abroad
more
normal,
because
of
the
unusually heavy buying
in June 1934, when third-quarter
price advances were an¬
nounced.
Scrap showed a slight decline after steadily in¬
creasing for five consecutive weeks.
Non-ferrous metals
unsettled
were
at
the
copper breaking below
effect for over a year.
close
the
of
9c.
the
month,
the
level
which
had
been
in
According to the 'American Iron and Steel Institute, the
industry was reported as operating at an estimated
capacity of 39.5% for the week beginning June 3, as com¬
pared with 42.3% for the previous seven days.
For the
week beginning June 10 the rate
declined to 39.0%; for
the
following seven-day period to 38.3%, and for the last
week of the month to
37.7%.
During the last week of
1934
the
mills
of
the
country
were
reported
to
be
operating at an estimated capacity of 44.7%.
Although iron and steel demand was adversely affected
at the end of May by the sudden end of
the National Indus¬
trial Recovery Act and the
interposition of a holiday, the
recession in bookings was smaller than
might have been
expected, reported the "Iron Age" in its issue of June
6,
which further stated:
term basis for some
"Buying, which had been on a shorttime, had ghown little more than a sea¬
sonal
dip.
Hesitancy on the part of consumers was re¬
principally in unwillingness to make commitments
for the third
quarter, pending clarification as to the trend
of prices.
Scattered long-term
inquiries, some of them call¬
ing for deliveries until the end of the
flected
year, were put out to
test the
market, but to date pressure for lower prices has
not been severe and
existing quotations have held without
a break."
In its issue of June 27 the
"Age" remarked that
seasonal forces are at
work, but demand for iron and steel
is manifesting
staying
levels for the summer
tinues to cause many
powers
which suggest that minimum
being approached.
Caution con¬
buyers to allow their stocks to dwindle
are
rather than purchase their current
requirements, and it is
possible, therefore, that the current rate of
production is
not fully abreast of
consumption, the publication added.
But doubts as to the
stability of prices are diminishing
with every day that is
added to the post-code period, and in
certain centers,
especially in the Chicago district, mill
bookings
have
taken
a
contra-seasonal turn, moving up¬
a further
decline was exuected.
The
automotive industry continues to
be the principal threat to
ward at
a
time when
price maintenance, continued the
"Age," which also
went
to say:
"Though motor car makers are careful to make
it clear that they have no desire to
precipitate a wide-open
break in the market structure,
they argue that their position
on
as
large tonnage buyers of flat-rolled
products entitles them
developments
over
in
this country.
Business
was
June 26 at prices ranging from 7.27^c.
to 7.45c., c.i.f., usual
ports; this compares with a quotation
for June 5 of 7.67%c., 7.65c. to 7.85c. on June
12, and
on
7.47^c.
the
following week.
price of
steel
June
tainty
.
Lumber Movement During June
.
Lumber shipments and new business exceeded
production
during the weeks ended June 8 and June 22, but the week
ended June 15 was the first since last November in which
either shipments or new business booked at the mills were
below output.
The week ended June 22 witnessed a gain
in lumber
shipments from the mills of
7.5%
with
the preceding week
and 29%
as
compared
the corresponding
period last year; new business showed an increase of 7.6%
above the previous week and of
41% above that of a year
ago; while production remained about the same as for the
week of June 15 it exceeded the same week in 1934
over
by 3%
0.2% above
3% above, telegraphic reports
to the National Lumber Manufacturers
Association, from
regional associations covering the operations of 912 leading
hardwood and softwood mills, showing a
production of
155,274,000 feet, shipments of 155,597,000 feet, and orders
booked of 159,263,000 feet.
For the week ended June 15 a
For the week
output and
total
of
of June 22
new
937
business
mills
1935 shipments were
was
reported
production,
161,298,000
feet;
shipments, 154,188,000 feet; orders received, 159,043,000 feet.
Lumber orders reported to the National Lumber Manu¬
facturers Association for" the week ended June 22 1935
by
823 softwood mills totaled
147,618,000 feet, or 1% above
production of the same mills:
Shipments were
144,574,000
1% below production, which totaled 145,846,000 feet.
Reports received by the Association from 109 hardwood
mills give new business as
11,645,000 feet, or 24% above
feet,
or
production, which amounted during the June 22 week to
9,428,000 feet. Shipments for the same mills were 11,023,000
feet, or 17 % above output.
«n<f Footwear
The First National Bank of
Boston, in its "New England
Letter," under date of June 28 1935, comments upon these
markets as follows:
"The opening of the autumn
manufacturing season, when
the footwear
industry normally quickens its pace, and the
general willingness of the trade to adhere to code
practices,
have encouraged some manufacturers to announce the
longexpected 5 to 10c. increase in the wholesale
price of some
of their fall lines.
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"Production of footwear has been seasonally slack, but
trade indications
than
usual,
for
are
that the recession may have been less
manufacturers started cutting fall
some
but
Output in April ran 4% under last year
lines in June.
15% ahead of the average for that month in the past decade.
Consumer demand for summer footwear has been spotty,
and influenced directly by the weather.
Consequently, the
movement of white shoes has been irregular and in many
sections has fallen below earlier expectations.
wholesale shoe prices, prospects
trade's favorable
reaction to the National Industrial Recovery Act decision
"Moderate advances in
for sizeable Government contracts and the
supported leather values during the current month.
actively covered early fall needs in April
have
Manufacturers
June, tanners (have been busy on old con¬
Although present turnover is below the April-May
and May, and in
tracts.
average, demand has increased moderately as the month
progressed.
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"Light cows at 10c. are %c. under their May high and
about 2%c. above their March low. Trading has been fairly
brisk, with more activity than normally characterizes the
month of June.
The estimated into-sight movement of hides
during the first four months of the year was
In
heavy.
April it was 13% above a year ago and 23% in excess of
the average April of the past five years.;: Despite the heavy
thus far exceeded earlier expectations,
tanners' wettings reported to date were above the intosight movement and in April there was a further reduction
has
which
kill,
estimated
in
'
l;
1
preparations are being made
recently
that early
are
some
',
stocks.
raw
"Indications
for fall and
sizeable orders for raw hides have
Sentiment in the trade has shown considerable
improvement in view of the favorable prospects for fall
been placed.
business."
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Grains
'
-;_j
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Domestic wheat markets fluctuated within a compara¬
tively small range during the past month, and the general
tendency was toward lower price levels until near the
sharp rally occurred.
a
the main winter wheat belt about the end of the first week
in June, and for a
harvest
time caused a little anxiety, as a wet
would not only reduce the total but the quality as
On the other hand, the rains extended to the North¬
well.
west and turned the crop
situation in that locality into one
of the finest that the spring wheat area has witnessed in
recent years.
European crop conditions also improved during the
month, and, according to reports, Russia is about ready to
harvest one of the largest crops on record.
Such a con¬
dition would mean the re-entrance of that country into the
world's export channels and greatly upset the world's price
levels.
In addition to this, another dark side to the wheat
situation is the Canadian outlook.
for
Present indications
are
225,000,000 bushels, with
another excellent crop coming along both as regards quality
and quantity.
Wheat in Canada is pegged at a price well
above the world's markets and is virtually under Govern¬
a
carryover
of
than
more
ment control, with no speculation to speak of.
In the
mean¬
while, the world's markets for wheat in the export trade
have been taken over by the Southern Hemisphere, the
Argentine and Australia already having shipped out great
quantities at prices attractive to European and Oriental
v
buyers.
In view of the above situation, traders were in¬
clined to
even
up
commitments and stay out of the market
for the time being.
Near the end of the month, however,
reports of blackrust in northern sections of the winter wheat
belt, with talk of the possibility of it extending into the
spring wheat area, caused a sudden change in sentiment,
and under active buying prices scored a sharp rally.
/
/ Corn, oats and rye also fluctuated within a more or less
small range during the month, with final prices showing
gains.
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In Chicago the July option for wheat closed on
Saturday,
June 29, at 84%c. as against an opening nrice of 82%c. on
1.
June
At
Winnipeg the
July
wheat option
closed
July corn in Chicago closed at 81 %c. as compared with the
opening price of 77%c. on June 1.
July oats closed at
36%c. on June "29 as against the opening of 34%c. on June 1.
July rye closed at 48%c. as compared with the opening
on
including the strong statis¬
tical position of raw sugar, remained unchanged.
On the
oasis of refined deliveries and meltings, it was estimated
that consumption was running somewhere
'between 5% and
while the supply situation con¬
tinued to tighten.'
Later in the month reports that the
Senate would consider the AAA amendments paragraph
10% ahead of
a
ago,
year
paragraph to insure constitutionality, indicating delay
passage, caused more or less nervousness and a
tesumption of selling pressure.
Reports that a member of
the House Agricultural Committee had expressed doubt re¬
oy
final
to
garding the constitutionality of the AAA amendments which
were being considered, and news of injunctions secured at
various points throughout the country against the collec¬
tion of processing taxes, also added to the unsettlement.
Sales of Cuba raw sugar during the month were reported
«te>
follows (all shipment) :
On June 4, first half July at
3.35c. and August at 3.35c.; on June 6, July at 3.35c.; on
June 7, first half August at 3.35c.; on June 12, August at
3.40c.; on June 13, late August at 3.40c., and on June 20,
August at 3.35c.
<it
3.28c., and
On June 19, sales of ex-store were made
June 24 at 3.29c.
on
The wholesale price for
/efined sugar was quoted at 5.25c. by all refineries through¬
out the month.
Coffee
Joffee "futures" averaged lower during the past month.
trices lost ground under selling influenced by the weakness
♦.
the
In
Brazilian exchange rate, and uncer¬
developments in Brazil.
Spot markets
ruled quiet as roasters confined their purchases for the
most part to immediate requirements, as they were inclined
to wait for an indication of how
business is taking the
recent National Industrial Recovery Act decision before
extending commitments.
According to cable advices from
market
open
tainties
as
to future
an official estimate placed the next Brazilian crop
18,600,000 bags, which compared with 14,102,000 bags pro¬
duced this present crop year.
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No. 7 Rio was quoted on June 29 at 6%@6%c. against
6%@7%c. May 31; 6%@7c. April 30; 7%c. March 30;
7%c. Feb. 28; 9%@9%c. Jan. 31; 9y2c. Dec. 31 1934; 9% @
9%c. Nov. 30; 9y4c. Oct. 31; 9%c. Sept. 29; 9%@9%c.
Aug. 31; 9%c. July 31; 9%@9%c. June 30; 10%@10y2c.
at
May 31; 10%c. April 30; 10%c. March 31; 11c. Feb. 28;
9%@9%c. Jan. 31, all in 1934.
No. 7 Santos was quoted June 30 at 7%@7%c. against
7%c. May 31; 7%c. April 30; 8%c. March 30; 9c. Feb. 28;
I0@10%c. Jan. 31; 10%c. Dec. 31 1934;
10y2@10%c.
Nov. 30; 10%c. Oct. 31; 9%@9%c. Sept. 29; 10%c. Aug. 31;
10y2e. July 31; 10%@10%c. June 30; 11c. May 31; 10y8c.
April 28 and March 31; 11 %c. Feb. 28; 9%@10c. Jan. 31,
all in 1934.
Oecrease of
from
X
July 1 1934 to May 31
1933-34 Period
World
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8.2% Noted in World Deliveries of Coffee
coffee
1935,
'
,
deliveries
to
to
Consumption
Compared
as
M
I
consumption
Similar
with
-
during
,
11
July 1 1934 to May 31
t935, amounted to 20,788,064 bags, according to the New
York Coffee and Sugar Exchange, Inc., a
decrease of
1,843,257 bags, or 8.2% when compared with deliveries
during the similar 1933-1934 period, which totaled 22,631,321
bags.
The Exchange further announced on June 10:
months
of the current
Brazil's
ing
share
aggregated
the previous
crop
year,
13,497,000 bags against 15,039,000 bags dur¬
other countries totaled 7,291,000 against
while
season,
7,593,000, showing the former off 10.2%, while the latter
last
X'Xx
year.
United'
States
pared with
deliveries
deliveries
other
than
for
bags
11,365,321
United States
countries
;.-.XX "X
<
of
1
11
are
'X' : X\
months
11
were
were
increased
off
a
loss of
oom-
5.9%.
11.9%, while coffees from;
8.9%.
Brazil's
3,505,000
were
4% behind
■
10,681,064 bags,
during the previous period,
Brazilions
Brazil
months of
X"
the
•gainst 8,149,000, while others
*he similar
the
totaled
against
7,176.000
3,217,000
during
1933-1934.
European areas reported distribution of 9,114,000 bags against 10,156,000
during the previous season's period,
a
fell from
to 5,328,000
of
5,780,000 bags last
drop of 10.2%.
so
Brazilian deliveries
far this season, a drop
7.8%, while deliveries of coffees from other than Brazilian
8,786,000 this
Brazilian
year
deliveries
dropped from
a
season
decrease
of
against 4,376,000
to
1,110,000
"other
to
than
993,000
a
year
United
ago,
States
a
sources
decrease
of
were
13.5%.
European
points"
bags during the current 11
months,
or
10.5%.
Rubber
on
June 29 at 81 %c. as against an opening of 82c. on June 1.
price of 48% c.
factors in the sugar situation,
end,* Brazil,
During the early part of the
month it appeared as though the winter wheat crop was
coming into harvest in very good shape.
The average of
private crop estimates was around 469,000,000 bushels, or
about 20,000,000 bushels more than the average made on
May 1, and upwards of 37,000,000 bushels above the Gov¬
ernment's estimate on May 1.
The Government placed the
winter wheat total as of June 1 at 441,494,000 bushels, or
9,857,000 bushels above the Department of Agriculture's
estimate of May 1.
However, rains started falling over
when
9
MONTHLY REVIEW
July, 1935]
June 1.
Crude
rubber, following the reaction during the closing
days of the preceding month resulting from the National
Industrial Recovery Act decision, staged a moderate re¬
covery, partly under the influence of reports from abroad
indicating a tightening of the restriction control by raising
the export duty on Dutch native rubber.
Later in the
month
Sugar
frices for sugar "futures"
ency
of
developed
advancing tend¬
during the first half of the past month and lost most
gains during the lasti half.
After a careful survey
an
the
of the situation in the sugar
industry brought about by the
Supreme Court's recent National Industrial Recovery Act
decision and its possible effect on the
the
trade
turned
Costigan-Jones Act
optimistic.1
Sentiment was also
helped by the efforts being made by the Administration to
amend the Agricultural Adjustment Act and
protect the
sugar
Impose
more
plan, and by the
embargo
news
that Cuba
was
prepared
to
shipments to the United States with
oossibly a minimum price, in the event of anything hap¬
pening to the Costigan-Jone^ Act.
Furthermore, underlying
an
on
a
new reactionary movement
developed, largely in
sympathy with the easier tone of other commodities and
also because of heavy speculative liquidation in the July
position and switching from this delivery to December.
A
moderate
improvement in factory buying,
unconfirmed
rumors of an impending advance in tire prices, and a sudden
upturn in grain quotations towards the close of the month
resulted in
a
good-sized rally.
sheets for spot delivery were quoted at
7/16c. asked on June 29 against 12 3/16c. asked on
May 31; ll%c. asked April 30; ll%c. asked on March 30;
12%c. Feb. 28; 12%c. asked Jan. 31; 13%c. asked Dec. 31
1934; 13 3/16c. asked on Nov. 30; 13c. asked on Oct. 31;
14 %c. bid and 14 3/16c. asked on Sept. 29; 15%c. asked on
Aug. 31; 14 ll/16c. asked July 31; 14%c. asked June 30;
Ribbed
12
smoked
1234c. asked May 31; 13%c. asked on April 30; 11 l/16c.
asked on March 29; 10%c. asked on Feb. 28; 10c. asked
31, all in 1934.
Jan.
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Textiles
National Industrial Recovery
the last week of May, activity
greatly restricted as producers and
Under the influence of the
continued stability of major crude and
price structures with the exception of the
West Coast price unsettlement in the gasoline price field
and scattered changes where price revisions were necessary
to meet local competitive conditions.
refined product
'
Again, as in previous months, the attention of the indus-
Act decision rendered during
in the textile trades was
<
buyers alike were busily engaged in measuring the effects
of the Supreme Court's verdict.
Retail business was little
affected by the upset of the New Deal policies, being more
better weather conditions which resulted in
Contrary
responsive to
an
predictions concerning the effects of the NIRA
earlier
to
demand for seasonal merchandise.
increased
decision, retail prices held
remarkably steady, outside of a
temporary wave of price-cutting in certain classes of goods
in the days immediately following the nullification of the
codes.
Wholesale trade, on the other hand, came to a
pending a clarification of
standstill,
virtual
particularly regarding the future trend of
prolongation of the present reluctance of
to result in some distress offerings, it is
tories in most lines are not excessive and
the outlook,
prices. While a
buyers is bound
felt that inven¬
that before long
partial depletion in retail stocks must result in a revival
of buying activities.
Raw cotton in June, following the
break in the last week of May, showed considerable steadi¬
a
throughout virtually the entire month and recovered
ness
the previous losses.
The prime influ¬
the abatement of the panicky feeling
with regard to the effects of the NIRA decision of the
Supreme Court on the course of the crop control program of
the Administration, as it had developed following the Presi¬
dent's interpretation that the entire Agricultural Adjust¬
ment Act structure was in jeopardy and that cotton might
sink to 5c. a pound.
The announcement made by the Secre¬
tary of Agriculture to the effect that the cotton loan pro¬
gram will be continued for another year, though with the
significant reservation that the amount of the loan will
not be fixed until the approximate size of the next crop
is ascertained, served to allay the worst fears which the
expectation of a sudden suspension of the Government's loan
practices had raised with regard to a possible collapse in
prices.
Weather reports throughout the month were mostly
favorable, although private advices received from Texas
during the closing days of June asserted that crop prospects
in parts of that State were the poorest in several years.
While export
demand in general continued very disap¬
pointing, the reported sale of a substantial quantity of pool
larger part of
the
of support was
ence
:.viH
Russia
Soviet
to
cotton
much attention.
Spot
11.55c. on June 1.
From this
attracted
cotton here in New York was
figure the price advanced to 12.05c. June 8, and after some
minor fluctuations a high for the month of 12.20c. was
reached June
28, while the quotation on June 29 was 12.15c.
Trading in gray cloths was extremely dull following the
caused by the NIRA decision.
While nominal
confusion
quotations by first hands showed few changes, some urgent
second-hand offerings resulted in appreciable price con¬
cessions.
Print cloths at Fall River for 28-inch 64x60's was
unchanged at 5%c. throughout the entire month. The price
of 27-inch cloth 60x64's was 5c. June 29, unchanged from
May 31.
May 31.
and
Osnaburgs
were
lO^c.
June 20 against
10%c.
The report of the Census Bureau, issued June 14,
covering the month of May, showed a slight increase
in the
consumption of cotton in the United States as com¬
pared with April 1935, but another substantial decline as
against the corresponding period of last year.
The amount
consumed in May was given as 469,250 bales of lint and
65,501 bales of linters, compared with 462,844 bales of lint
and 70,268 bales of linters in May 1935, and 519,299 bales
of lint and 63,448 bales of linters in June 1934.
:
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The woolen goods market also came to a virtual stand¬
the decision of the Supreme Court, but only as
still after
far
as
new
orders
were
concerned, whereas mills continued
f quite busy on existing contracts.
Towards the end of the
month sales of women's wear fabrics showed a slight in¬
notwithtasnding the threat of labor; trouble in the
crease,
garment industry.
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Japanese double extra 13-15 deniers were quoted June 30
try was centered mainly upon Washington.
Developments
there were featured by the introduction in the Senate of a
Other features of
meeting of the representatives of the
American Petroleum Institute with other trade factors and
the Federal Trade Commission to determine fair trade poli¬
cies and rules, the disclosure that Representative Disney
revised version of
$1.36@$1.41 against $1.35@$1.40 May 31; $1.36@$1.41
80; $1.32@$1.37 March 30; $1.39@$1.44 Feb. 28;
$i;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; $1.22%@$1.27%
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
i extra
case
of
the
20-22 deniers Japanese crack
double
quoted at $1.30@$1.35 June 30 against
$1.33@
$1.38 May 31; $1.32@$1.37 April 30; $1.31 @$1.36 March 30;
$1.40@$1.45 Feb. 28; $1.36@$1.41 Jan. 31; $1.43@$1.48
Dec. 31 1934; $1.28@$1.33 Nov. 30; $1.10@$1.15 Oct. 31;
$1.07@$1.12 on Sept. 29 and Aug. 31 against $0.99@$1.04
July 31; $1.11@$1.16 June 29; $1.16@$1.21 May 31; $1.14@
were
$1.19 April 30; $1.25@$1.30 March 31; $1.40@$1.45 Feb. 28;
| $1.52@$1.47 Jan. 31, all in 1934.
:
Petroleum and Its Products
Despite the unavoidable confusion caused by the ending
National
Recovery Administration petroleum code
May, the petroleum industry closed the first half
of the current year in an exceedingly favorable position.
June witnessed a continuation of the seasonal drain on
of
the
late in
stocks of gasoline,
which soared to substantial totals during
the Thomas oil bill.
the month were the
planned a new oil measure, and the announcement that the
Department of Justice was investigating charges of monopo¬
listic tendencies in the industry filed by an association of
independent dealers. -W'■
■>v
Despite the fact that the Thomas bill had been revised
objections to the original measure arising
from the decision of the United States Supreme Court on
the constitutionality of the National Industrial Recovery
to overcome the
Act, the industry, as a whole, continued its opposition to
this and to other added
Federal control over the oil
business.
.
,
,
Early in the month the board of directors of the Amer¬
ican Petroleum Institute met in executive session in New
City to discuss any possible action following the disso¬
of the National Recovery Administration oil code.
At this time the A. P. I. seized the opportunity to again
York
lution
state its
positive opposition to the Thomas bill
lar measure which would
industry should not be disconcerted by
of
dissolution
simi¬
.
'The petroleum
the
or any
give the Government added power
the industry.
over
the
petroleum code,"
the first
of
two
resolutions adopted by the A. P. I. board of directors held.
*Tt is the judgment of
this board that the oil companies
transporting, refin¬
ing and marketing of petroleum and its products should
observe these rules of fair practice which they have learned
engaged in the business of producing,
from
experience are sound and wholesome, make for sta¬
bility and serve the public interest.
ground for apprehension.
"This board unanimously
This done, there is
no
all those engaged in the
of child labor,
and to maintain present wages and hours of labor," it was
continued.
"It is the opinion of this board that continued
industry
forth
refrain from
to
observance
will
of
the
afford
urges
the employment
principles and procedure hereafter set
the
co-operation between the
State governments, insure
petroleum reserves and
provide the public with a plentiful supply of gasoline and
oil of good quality at reasonable prices, and at the same time
enable the industry to contribute its rightful share to the
necessary
industry and the Federal and
the
conservation
speedy
recovery
pression."
The
of
of
the
nation's
this
nation
from
'
'
board
of
directors
backing prompt action
"1. Consenting
to
the
prolonged
de¬
'
urged
the
industry to
unite
in
by the Congress of the following
1
suggestions:
.
the
inter-State
'
,
„
oil
compact, already
agreed to by the legislatures of five of the principal oilproducing States and directing the United States Bureau
of
Mines in
aid
of the
producing States, to estimate
cur¬
rently the quantity of crude oil necessary for the country
as
a
whole
current
and
demand
for
for
each
State
to
produce to
meet
the
domestic
consumption and export of
petroleum and its products, and to make its forecasts avail¬
able to the
Interstate Commerce
Commission
and
the
re¬
spective conservation authorities of the oil-producing States
and to the petroleum industry.
"2.
Authorizing the President to limit imports in such
proper
time
ratio
as
may
to
domestic production for such
be necessary.
a
period of
,
"3. That
the
existing Connally Act, which expires
June 16 1937, should be made permanent and that those
engaged in the industry should co-operate in every appropri¬
ate way with the Federal
agency
said Act.
in
a
rigid enforcement of
"4. That those engaged in the industry
at
April
and
month,
the
in
every
appropriate
with
the
should co-operate
State
conservation
authorities in the adequate enforcement of existing State
laws for the conservation of
way
petroleum.
That the petroleum industry should unite in
.
oppos¬
ing any further Federal
of any branch of the
legislation providing for regulation
industry except as above specifically
stated."
The board of directors also acted in connection with the
marketing practices problem, ordering that the present mem¬
bers of the Planning and
Co-ordinating Committee be ap¬
pointed
a
committee "to recommend revision
of the earlier
code
(fair trade practice rules established by the Federal
Trade Commission in 1931)
immediately to bring it into
agreement with those marketing practices which are
recog¬
nized by the industry as fair and
equitable so far as this
may be lawfully done and with the anproval of the Federal
Trade Commission."
Conferences
were held
in Washington in the last week
June under the joint auspices of the
Planning and Co¬
ordinating Committee and the American Petroleum Insti¬
of
tute, C. E. Arnott, of the Socony-Vacuum Oil Co., Inc., pre¬
siding. The meeting, which lasted several days, tentatively
agreed upon several rules, but
pending a conference sched¬
uled to be held in New York in the first week of
July, at
'v
11
July, 1935]
legal advisers were to
wliicli
ficial
rules,
consider the planned
assigned to develop
by the conference,
attended by representatives of every branch of the indus¬
try, brought the following points under discussion:
Justice, which has been asked for a formal ruling, also rule
various
shipments may not move in inter-State traffic,
of the Connally Act to legalize movements of
such oil will be asked by Texas officials, it was ascertained.
The Railroad Commission set the July allowable at 1,063,087
that
lending
giving
or
of equipment, building ot
obtain the resulting busi¬
away
service station facilities purely to
barrels.
;
■;
v;:,v
Pennsylvania grade crude oil prices were cut 15c, a bar¬
rel, the second time in slightly more than a month that
such a reduction has been posted.
Overproduction and the
customary seasonal lag in demand were held responsible
for the cuts.
Under the new schedule crude oil in Southwest
equipment, painting ot
substitutes or mak¬
ing cash loans to retailers, or paying retailers' rentals,
persuading dealers to break contracts, prices and premiums,
false or malicious advertising claims, improper use of trade¬
marks, and the declaration that any violation of these rules
constituted any unfair trade practice.
Alternate plans fof
the solution of the lease and agency problem called for
either
(1) lease and agency contracts be abolished by
July 1 1937, as a method of gradually eliminating stations
operated under this system, or (2) a two-year suspension
of existing contracts in
order that independent jobbers
repair
ness,
service
stations
of
stations, prohibitions against delivering
would have a chance to
develop this market.":
-
.
pipe lines is $1.77 a barrel; in Eureka pipe at $1.72; in
Buckeye pipe, $1.62.
The Tidewater Oil Co., Ltd., also
^
:
the revised version
of the Thomas bill introduced in the Senate on June 14 "a
good bill" in his press conference the following week, adding
that "of course we are hoping to get oil legislation at the
present session of Congress."
The Secretary of the In¬
terior, although he has discontinued formal production
quotas following the dissolution of the NRA oil code, esti¬
mated that July market demand for crude oil would average
2,660,000 barrels daily, and that a total of 38,540,900 barrels
of gasoline would be needed.
The oil production would
represent an increase of 9,000 barrels daily over the June
total.
He disclosed that State control authorities i$ Kan¬
sas, Oklahoma and Texas had been informed of the indi¬
cated daily average demand for crude from their States
during July, putting the Texas total at 1,004,000 barrels, the
Oklahoma quota at 517,400 barrels, and the Kansas demand
oil
production continued an unchecked rise until late in the
month, when threats by purchasers that unless the over¬
production was halted, crude oil prices would suffer a
sharp reduction, brought about a slackening in output.
In
the first week of June, daily average production of 556,000
barrels represented an increase of more than 90,000 barrels
over the previous week
to a pew four-year high.
In the
second week, an increase of about 15,000 barrels lifted the
daily average flow to 571,000 barrels, or approximately
100,000 barrels above the level ruling before the end of
oil code.
Pipe,
a
and
Penn
Oil
Co.
in
;v\v'Y'vVv
gradeTcrude oil
Pennsylvania
Southwest Penn Pipelines; $1.72 in Eureka
barrel to $1.77 in
$1.62
■'
reduced
Buckeye
Tidewater
Pipe.
Ltd., reduced
Oil Co.,
to|$2.05
Bradford and Allegeny grade crudes 15 cents a barrel
a
barrel.
With the exception of the
Pacific Coast, where gasoline
price wars broke out in several areas as an aftermath to
the formal dissolution of the marketing agency, the whole¬
sale and# retail price structure of refined products con¬
tinued to strengthen in June.
The industry faced the full swing of the
in
seasonal spurt
consumption, which traditionally is in full sway by the
Fourth
of
holiday in
July
technical conditions,
excellent
working stocks of motor fuels and other refined products
in
seasonal demand
at this
time of
the year in good
positions, and the price structure the best in several years.
Although the June record was slightly flawed by the
usual outbreaks of reductions in scattered
ket
level,
the open threat that unless a quick curb was
on crude production, a price reduction would be
the whole the
on
record
the Mid-West the continued
In
sale markets
areas
where local
better than good.
was
improvement in the whole¬
reflected in further strengthening of the
was
retail price level to the best
point in more than a year.
Along the Atlantic Seaboard price conditions are firm to
strong.
Boston and one or two other spots were the only
soft
areas
ditions
in
here, and late in the month the disturbed con¬
the
retail
gasoline markets there
their way to early stabilization.
on
seemed well
Buffalo, however,
was
another weak
point, and retail prices there were 1.2c. under
the normal level as the month closed.
Spot fuel oil prices
reduced
were
Reaching, a high point for the month and setting a new
record for the past five years, production on June 19
reached more than 590,000 barrels daily. >; Following this,
however,
15 cents
Crude Oil
v.':'.:
June 26—South
competitive conditions prevent maintenance of a stable mar¬
barrels.
Freed of any restricting influences, California crude
at 155,600
instituted
crude in
a reduction of 15c. a barrel in prices of
Bradford and Allegheny areas to $2.05 a barrel.
Price changes posted during June follow:
posted
Secretary of the Interior Ickes termed
the NRA
such
amendment
#
"No
Interior attorneys
of the
Department
oil seized by the State and then sold could not
be moved in inter-State traffic.
Should the Department of
reports of the subcommittees
topics under discussion
The
the
ruling from
that "hot"
definite conclusions were reached.
no
during
the
month
the
as
ebb
seasonal
in
weakened market structure.
demand
Motor fuel stocks
pared by approximately 3,250,000
were
bprels during the first three weeks of June, reports for
the
final
week
not
being
available
until
in
early
July.
On June 22, however, stocks of motor fuel stood at 50,125,000
posted, brought a halt in the rising trend, and on June 24
production had been pared to around 530,000 barrels daily,
or about
20,000 barrels above the original quota for the
barrels
month,
try during June, follow:
.
of crude oil in California,
which was accompanied by gasoline price wars in certain
areas
as surplus stocks of gasoline formerly
absorbed by
the marketing agency were thrown on the open market,
brought meeting after meeting of Pacific Coast operators
in an effort to cope with the situation before it brought
about a general slash in the California crude oil price
structure with its possible threat to price stability in
other fields.
Although the producers agreed to co-operate,
The continued overproduction
informal
and
conferences
had
been
held
with
Federal
officials
in
dence of
correction by the end of the month, and the only
Washington,
the
situation
showed
little
evi¬
the slackening in the rising rate of
And even this, it was pointed out by West
Coast oil men, is not guaranteed to last.
Following a complaint filed by the National Oil Market¬
ers Association, on June 18, with the Department of Justice
in
"Washington,
Attorney-General/ Cummings announced
shortly after that his department was investigating cur¬
rent conditions in the oil industry in an effort to determine
whether there are any secret agreements between major
cheering
factor was
production.
which
units
would
violate
anti-trust
laws,
charged by
the resolution filed by the independent distributors' group.
as
Late in the month
Representative Disney disclosed that he
had discussed oil legislation with President Roosevelt, and
was considering the introduction of a new measure.
first
The
test
of the constitutionality of
the Texas law
authorizing the confiscation of all stocks of "hot" oil and
products is scheduled before a three-judge Federal court
Houston on July 1.: The Texas officials, however, are
in
continuing their campaign to seize all stocks of "hot"
and
oil
refined products and
State Treasury.
sell them for the benefit of the
In addition, the Attorney-General is seek¬
ing court approval of the destruction of the earthen storage
pits in which the seized oil has been stored.
The first of
the seized
stocks of "hot"
oil
were
sold
in
market
price ended this practice, and the State Railroad
Commission sold the other seized holdings at advertised
open
sales.
An interesting legal point was raised when
reported that Texas officials had received an unof¬
was
of the refined products markets throughout the coun¬
course
June
1—Service station
-
<
■
prices of gasoline
gallon in New Orleans to 18 cents, taxes
reduced 1H
,
,
,
.
were
J
cents a
iqgluded, by independent dealers.
June 1—Service station prices of gasoline were reduced 2 cents a gallon
at San Francisco and Sacramento and
June 3—Tank
car
1 cent
a
gallon at Fresno.
prices of gasoline were lifted J^-cent
a
gallon in western
New York with corresponding fractional advances in retail levels In the
affected
areas.
June 4—Wilshire and Gilmore reduced third-grade gasoline 1H cents a
gallon in Los Angeles to 11H
cents for tank-wagon and
14H
cents for
Richfield and General Petroleum met the
service station, taxes included.
cut, the latter including regular grade.
June 5—General Petroleum restored the 1M
cents
gallon cut in Los
a
Angeles service station prices posted on June 4, posting third-grade at 16
and regular at 20 cents, taxes
included.
June 5—A general reduction
retail
of^M to 2H cents a gallon was posted in
gasoline prices in the Los Angeles area
major companies met
as
cut-price competition from smaller companies..
June
Oil
5—Standard
H-cent
octane
a
Co.,
Ohio,
advanced
tank
car
gasoline prices
gallon to SH cents for U. 8. motor and 8% cents for above 65-
rating.
V.';_ v^yY ''
;;Y J.'".
'
June 6—General Petroleum reduced service station prices of all grades of
gasoline 2H cents a gallon in the Los Angeles area, establishing a scale of
14 M
cents,
15H
and
17H
cents for third-grade, regular and
premium
grade motor fuel, taxes included.
prices of gasoline
June 10—A reduction of 1 cent a gallon in retail
was
posted in the Los Angeles area, paring pump prices to 13M cents, 14M
cents and
163^ cents, taxes included, for the three grades.
June 10—Gasoline prices were reduced 1 cent a gallon at Boston service
stations to .125 cents, taxes included.
June 11—Sale of two cargoes of high octane
market at 5H cents a
gasoline in the Gulf Coast
gallon was reported.
June 11—Gasoline prices were reduced
H cent
a
gallon at Providence
*
service stations.
June 13—Standard Oil of Indiana
announced
an
.
advance of 0.3 cents
a
gallon in tank wagon and service station prices of gasoline throughout its
marketing area, lifting the
Chicago pump price to 17cents, taxes in¬
The advance was effective the
cluded.
June 20—Standard
1 cent
private sales at from 40 to 50c. a barrel. Protests from oil
groups who found that, in some instances, vthe original
owners were buving the seized product back far under the
it
against 53,180,000 barrels on June 1.
Representative fluctuations in price levels, reflecting the
a
Oil
Co.
following day.
of Pennsylvania
cut
third-grade gasoline
gallon to 16 cents, taxes included, at Pittsburgh.
June 20—St. Lawrence
In Montreal at 20 cents an
Oil Co., Ltd.,
a new company,
offered gasoline
imperial gallon, including taxes, 7 cents
quoted by other majors.
21—Standard Oil Co. of New 'Jersey posted
a gallon
under the lowest level
June
a
cut of
H cents
a
gallon in tank car and terminal prices of No. 4 heating oil at Baltimore and
New York to 3% cents a gallon, effective June 20.
The company also cut
standard industrial
fuel oil H cent to 3 H cents at the same points.
June 22—A reduction
panies on all
of 6 cents
a
gahon
was
posted by major oil com¬
grades of gasoline in Montreal, making the new scale 17 cents
12
MONTHLY REVIEW
for first grade, 15 cents for
second and 14 cents for third grade, taxes
not
To Redeem
included.
Bills
companies posted a reduction of 1
June 24—Independent
cent
an
imperial
gallon in service station prices of gasoline in Montreal to 12)$ cents, taxes
June 24—Socony-Vacuum Oil Co. posted a reduction of )$-cent
cents
a
Buffalo, making the
new
a
Average
Accepted
Price
$67,548,000
May 31 1935
6 1935
153,319,000
price 17
June 13 1935
13 1935
June
Co. posted
a
reduction of 1)$ cents
a
gal¬
June 20 1935
Niagara Falls, making the
new
June 20 1935
price 17 cents a gallon, taxes included.
June 24—A reduction of 1 cent a gallon
in Boston service
June 27 1935
station prices
June 25—An increase of 2 cents a gallon in Boston service station price
level to 1334 cents a gallon, taxes included.
June 25—A reduction of 1 to 134 cents a agllon in all grades of gasoline
in Montreal was posted by all major companies.
The
new scale
The total of
June reflects
puts first
taxes not included.
N. Y. by all companies.
made
THE JUNE FINANCING
OF THE UNITED STATES
During June the Treasury carried
TREASURY
through the
quarter
offering of bonds to
the highest
bidders.
due Aug. 1.
1%% notes
The books
was
total
of
closed
were
revealed
Cash subscriptions
rate of
for the
the
on
rate of any
maturing notes
new
both
He
we
on
June
20
the
came
on
It
was
banks in
little
a
over
a
year.
The bonds called in June
variously callable in 1933, 1934 and 1935, and were due
1943, 1953, 1954 and 1955. On June 18 a nation-wide group
.v
'
refunding
bond
issue
and
the
lowest
cash
subscription books for the
10:30 a/
m.
June 18,
on
the
new
same
issue
were
•
>t.
day they
were
at
opened,
and the exchange books were closed at 1 p. m. on the follow¬
ing day.
For the
new
issue there
was
a
"tremendous
serve
Owners'
Bank of New York, lhad placed privately $80,000,0001
The exact amount of the unconverted 4s was*
$79,206,300.
The details of the sales of
Treasury bills sold
on
a
'y$\- Bills
/
:
//
Offered
May 31 1935
Bills
Dated
5 1935
June
Oct.
May 31 1935
June
<5 1935
Mar.
161935
4 1936
June
6 1935
June
Y2 1935
Oct.
23,1935
6 1935
June
12 1935
Mar. 11 1936
June
June 13 1935
June 19 1935
Oct.
June 13 1945
June 19 1935
Mar. 18 1936
30 1935
133 days
273 days
133 days
273 days
133 days
June 20 1935
June 26 1935
June 20 1935
June 26 1935
Mar. 25 1936
June 27 1935
July
3 1935
Nov. 13 1935
273 days
133 days
July
3 1935
Apr.
273 days
June 27 1935
Nov,
6 1935
1 1936
Subscrip¬
tions
$50,000,000
50,000,000
50,000,000
50,000,000
50,000,000
50,000,000
50,700,000
50,000,000
50,000,000
50,000,000
guaranteed
a
subsidiary.
Ry.—A
;
.'//■. • ■',■ ''l
•;::
new issue of $12,500,000
impt. mtge. 3%% bonds,
1935 and mature June 1
1960.
They
are re¬
any
UTILITY FINANCING
-.»••. -v.
■:
Co.—Lazard Freres & Co., Inc.;
Co., Inc.; Blytn & Co., Inc.; Edward B.
Smith & Co.; First Boston Corp.; Bonbright & Co., Inc.;
H. M. Byllesby & Co., Inc.; Dean Witter A Co., and E. H.
Rollins & Sons. Inc., on June 26 offered at 104 and int. $30,000,000 1st & ref. mtge. bonds, series G, 4%, due Dec. 1 1964.
An additional issue of $45,000,000 series G bonds was offered
on March 28 last by the same bankers at 100 and int.
The
present issue is identical as to terms with the issue sold in
Gas
&
Electric
■
/
v;
was
oversubscribed.
priced
100
at
and
that
announces
the
int.
Bonbright
offering to the
Co.,
&
selling
Inc.,
group
manager
has
been
made on oversubscrip¬
tions.
Vv,'
\
■'
10,000,000 Connecticut Light & Power Co.—Company has arranged
ior the private sale of $10,000,000 series E, 1st & ref. mtge.
384% 30-year bonds at par.
Proceeds will be used to redeem
outstanding bonds,
leaving approximately $1,000,000 for
additions, betterments and improvements to property.
completed and that no allotment
was
.■
500,000 Southern Utah Power Co.—Herrick, Heinzelmann & Ripley,
Inc.; SAvart, Brent & Co., Inc.; Bond & Goodwin, Inc., New
York, and Chandler & Co., Philadelphia, are offering at 87)4
and int., to yield about 9%, $500,000 1st mtge. 5)4% sinking
fund bonds, series due May 1 1960.
•
260,500 Cumberland Valley Telephone Co.—1st mtge. 5% bonds
of the Cumberland Valley Telephone Co. of Pa. (now named
United Telephone Co. of Pa.).
The bonds, dated Jan. 1
i'
^>1916 and due Jan. 1 1966, were priced at 98)4 and int., to
yield 5.10%.
They represent a portion of a total authorized
issue of $750,000, of which $50,100 have been retired through
the sinking fund,
,
•
INDUSTRIAL
AND
$25,000,000 American
MISCELLANEOUS
Rolling
Mill
FINANCING
Co.—10-year
4K%
convertible
1 1945.
Offered by
Co.; The First Boston
Corp.; Brown Harriman & Co., Inc.; Kidder, Peabody & Co.;
Field, Glore & Co., and Lee, Higginson Corp.
debentures at 100 and int., due May
W. E. Hutton & Co.; Edward B. Smith A
500,000 Read Drug & Chemical Co. of Baltimore—10-year 5)4 %
sinking fund coupon notes at 99 and int., offered on Jxme 4
1935 by Stein Bros. & Boyce.
The issue was overscribed.
MUNICIPAL FINANCING
(State
of)
3%
veterans'
welfare
bonds,
due
serially from 1937 to 1952 incl., awarded to the Bancamerica
Co. of San Francisco and associates at 101.14, a basis of about
Offering
273 days
133 days
oa
$5,000,000 California
Amount of
Mature
Ry. is
v
dis¬
count basis are given in the following tables :
are
the following basis:
o
issue
Loan
of the l%s.
offering of the
18,594,000 Consumers Power Co.—For the purpose of retiring outstand¬
ing debt bearing a higher rate of int., a new issue of $18,594,000
1st lien & unifying mtge. bonds, 3M % series of 1935, due
May 1 1965 were placed on the market by an under-writing
and offering syndicate headed by Bonbright & Co., Inc., and
including First Boston Corp.; Brown Harriman & Co., Inc.;
E. W. Clark Sc Co. and Coffin & Burr, Inc.
The bonds were
over¬
on June 3 that $245,393,700 of
Corporation 4% bonds of series
1933-1951, called for redemption on July 1, had been tend¬
ered in exchange for the new four-year 1%%
bonds, series
F-1939, of the Corporation.
Subscription books for this
offering were closed on May 29 in compliance with notice
given four days earlier. Approximately $325,000,000 of the
called issue was outstanding.
Mr. Morgenthau, at the time
of the offering,
said that the Corporation reserved the
right to sell for cash an amount of the iy2% bonds equal to
the unexchanged 4s.
It became known on June 21 that in
the preceding week the Treasury, through the Federal Re¬
Home
The bonds
Central
March.
subscription,"
Secretary Morgenthau said
the
The American Rolling
29,500,000 Commonwealth Edison Co.—-1st mtge. 3% % bonds, series H,
at 98 and int.
and due April 1 1965.
Offered by Brown
Harriman & Co., Inc.; Field, Glore <fc Co.; The First Boston
Corp.; Ilalsey Stuart & Co., Inc.; Lazard Freres & Co., Inc.;
i,
Lee, Higginson Corp. and Edward B. Smith & Co.
The
coupon
closed
The most
Brown Harriman &
r
The offering price was
98^ and interest, to yield about 3.10%.
Proceeds of the
sale, together with ca^h in hand, were to be used to retire
the $269,000,000 issue called for payment on July 1.
The
the month
ago.
It is understood the interest
Ohio Central
PUBLIC
...
$239,000,000 of 1020-year 3% consolidated Federal Farm Loan bonds, due
July 1 1955 and not redeemable before July 1 1945.
It was
largest
on
$30,000,000 Pacific
of banks and investment houses offered
the
over
interest date, on 60 days' notice, after Nov. 30
From Dec. 1 1935 to June 1 1941
at 105; thereafter to and incl. June 1 1915 at 104; thereafter to and
incl. June 1 1950 at 10214; and thereafter to and incl. June 1
1957 at 101; and thereafter prior to maturity at 100.
1935
to
in the history of the Land banks.
A
Ohio
be dated June 1
Land
were
/
Ry. ref. &
series A, due June 1 I960.
The bonds are guaranteed both as
to principal and interest by the New York Central RR., of
which the Toledo & Ohio Central is a subsidiary.
The bonds were purchased and are being re-offered at 99
and int., subject to the approval of the Interstate Commerce
Commission, Dy a group including the First Boston Corp.,
Brown Harriman & Co., Inc., Edward B. Smith & Co., Kidder,
Peabody & Co. and Lee Itigginson Corp.
The new bonds will
The
banks on June 12 put out a call
July 1 of1 $269,020,440 of 4%% bonds.
the third such refunding operation by the Land
substantial increase
RAILROAD FINANCING
&
deemable
May 27, when bids
on
JUNE
these bonds represents the lowest interest
.;
•
Toledo
were
Federal
IN
give the larger offerings for June:
:
new
3% bonds to the highest bidders.
DIVIDENDS
American railroad bond issued for public sub¬
$12,500,000 Toledo
tendered
was
AND
RR. of which the Toledo & Ohio Central
Below
June 13.
on
ISSUES
financing in the domestic market for
very
on
not
were
accepted at an average price of 103 4/32
and an average yield of 2.67% to the earliest call date,
June 15 1946.
On the latest issue, the average bid price
was 2.62% to the nearest call date, or 103 18/32,
bringing
a premium to the Treasury of $4,005,378.
A total of $112,669,000 of the bonds was allotted.
12
0.107%/
75,300,000
75,150,000
principal and interest by the New York Central
to
as
issue.
first such offering since 1911
redemption
99.919
scription in the past 25 years.
.*
note issue
new
Morgenthau announced
issue of $100,000,000
The
50,000,000
new
a
3M %
that $402,689,800 of the 3% notes due June 15 and
$335,683,000 of the 1%% notes due Aug. 1 were turned in
for
0.072% 1
0.134%/
Toledo & Ohio Central Ry. ref. & Impt. mtge. 3%% bonds,
June 17 by Secretary Morgenthau that a
on
$738,373,400 of the
$98,779,000
99.973
1945.
closed
of
0.123%/
50,007,000
4\i%
exchange for the new V/2% notes, leaving $32,094,400 of
the maturing issues for redemption in cash.
It was dis¬
Secretary
0.070% 1
99.907
June 26, which consisted of 1st & ref. mtge. 4%
on
in
in exchange
99.898
99.974
series "A", due June 1 1960.
accepted, the amount of the new offering being limited to
exchanges.
The new notes mature on June 15 1940 and are
not subject to call for redemption prior to that date. f
It
50,059,000
50,010,000
Another issue of note was the $12,500,000
offered 1%% Treasury notes of series B-1940 for $416,602,800 of 3% notes due June 15, and also for $353,865,000
of
75,020,000
convertible debentures at 100 and int., due May 1
agency
June 9 the terms of the June 15 financing.
on
75,079,000
0.148%/
1
Mill Co. follows with the sale of $25,000,000 10-yr.
financing during the month included
a refunding Federal Land Bank issue, the private sale of
$80,000,000 of Home Owners' Loan Corporation bonds, and
the signing, on May 28, by President Roosevelt of a bill
authorizing the issuance of $1,750,000,000 additional bonds
of the Home Owners' Loan Corporation.
Henry Morgenthau Jr., Secretary of the Treasury, an¬
nounced
0.096% 1
0.083%
50,000,000
bonds, series G, due Dec. 1 1964.
involving the refunding of two issues, and
second
a
Government
99.969
$75,139,000
prominent offering undertaken during the month, as to size,
was the $30,000,000 issue of the Pacific Gas & Electric Co.
June 26—Gasoline prices were lifeted 34-cent a gallon at service stations
made
0.149%/
99.888
99.965
previous and for the same period one year
grade at 16 cents, second grade at 1434 cents with "white" at 13)$ cents,
date financing,
99.887
'
NEW SECURITY
of gasoline lifted the retail
in Binghamton,
0.105% \
retail level to 1134 cents a gallon, taxes included,
<
j*
Issue of
99.961
50,013,000
135,365,000
88,147,000
158,424,000
June 27 1935
Maturing
50,080,000
106,569,000
139,654,000
134,793,000
137,543,000
6 1935
June
Yield
$50,013,000
50,010,000
50,009,000
71,630,000
June
gallon
gallon, taxes included.
June 24—Socony-Vacuum Oil
lon in service station prices of gasoline at
of gasoline pared the
Amount
tions
May 31 1935
not included.
in service station prices of gasoline at
Subscrip¬
Offered
$67,548,000
71,630,000
153,319,000
106,569,000
139,654,000
134,793,000
137,543,000
135,365,000
88,147,000
158,424,000
2.83%.
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:.
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.
/,
5,000,000 Jersey City, N. J., 4% refunding and funding bonds, maturing
serially from 1936 to 1953 incl., awarded to Lehman Bros, of
New York and associates at 96.40, a basis of about 4.41%.
Re-offered at prices to yield from 2.75% to 4.20%, according
to maturity.
.■;-i- ■ '/y: ■ T;.; 3,304,000 North Carolina (State of) bonds, comprising $2,239,000
2)4s, due from 1941 to 1945 incl., and $1,065,000 3)$s, ma¬
turing from 1938 to 1941 incl., sold to an account managed
by Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., of New York at a price of par,
or a net interest cost to the State of about 2.72%.
Public reoffering was made by the bankers at prices to yield from
^
t/; 1.75% to 2.70%, according to maturity.
City Auto Stamping Co.—Div. on the no par common stock increased
from 10c. a share to 15c. a sharj, payable July 1 1935.
$3,000,000 Massachusetts (State of) emergency public works bonds,
due $400,000 each year from 1936 to 1940 incl., and $200,000
annually from 1941 to 1945 incl., purchased by a syndicate
headed by the First National Bank of New York as 1%b,
at 100.749, a basis of about 1.59%.
Cleveland Graphite Bronze Co.—Special
Consolidated
div.
uncertainty heljl
as
from 1937 to 1944 incl., awarded to a group
han, Harris & Co., Inc., of Toledo and
a price of 100.07, a basis of about 4.98%.
2,250,000 Nassau
N.
County,
July
15
Jan.
15
$1,500,000 3s
J., 3M%
1,275.000 Vincennes, Ind., 3M% water revenue bonds sold privately
to C. W. McNear & Co., Inc., and Lewis, Pickett & Co.,
both of Chicago.
The bonds, due serially from 1941 to
1975 incl., are being re-offered by the bankers at prices to
yield from 2.40% to 3.60%, according to maturity.
1,100,000 Saliem, Ore., water bonds, comprising $668,000 3s due from
1953 to 1965 incl., and $432,000 4s due from 1940 to 1952
incl., sold to the First Boston Corp. and associates at 100.031,
77a basis of about 3.23%.
Re-offered for public investment
at prices to yield from 2.60 % to 3.20%, according to maturity.
Colo.,
refunding
bonds sold to a
water works
syndicate headed by Gray B. Gray of Denver.
FAVORABLE
Acme Steel Co.—Extra div. of
12Mc.
^77''
CHANGES 7
a
share in addition to the regular
Suar. 1 div. of 50c a share on :the' no par7 common stock, both payable
uly
1935.
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp.—Div. on the common stock resumed
by the declaration of 15c. a share, payable July 10 1935.
This will be
7
the first distribution to be made on this issue since April 11
div. of 25c. a share was paid..
77
1932, when
<7 iV.7:..-
Fund, Inc.—Semi-ann. div. of 3Mc. a share on the common
An initial div. of 3c. a share was paid on
5 last. 777:.■7777' 7777:77:::; 7:;77'77'■■777. •■7'
Affiliated
stock, payable July 5 1935.
Air
Reduction
Inc.—Extra div. of $1
Co.,
a
share in addition to the
div. of 75c. a share on the capital stock of no par value, both
payable July 15 1935.
.7/'7,7, '7';7"; 77
7-7v 7. ,7
reg. quar.
.
American Brake Shoe & Foundry Co.—Quar. div. on the no par common
stock increased to 25c. a share, payable June 29 1935; in each of the five
Financial
Crystal Sugar Co.—Div. of $3 a share on account of accumu¬
the 7% cum. pref. stock.
This will be the first disDursement
on the pref. stock insce July 1
1926, when a reg. quar. div. of
American
lations
made
7,
on
$1.75 per share was paid.
Investment
American
:77\:
7 7 ,,V777/..
.
of Del.*—Initial div. of 50c.
Co.
a
7.7-.'-
-
share on the
8% cum. and participating class A common stock, payable July 1 1935.
American Smelting & Refining Co.—Div. of $6 a share on account
accumulations on the 6% cum. 2d. pref. stock, payable Sept. 2 1935.
disbursement of $4.50 wras paid on
f
of
A
Topeka &
stock (par $100) for the year
Automatic
common
Voting Machine Co.—Extra div. of 25c.
no par value, payable Aug. 1 1935.
a
share
on
the
stock,
Philadelphia—Extra div. of 50c. a share
semi-ann. div. of $1 a share on the no par common
payable July 10 1935.
Automobile Banking Corp.,
in addition to the reg.
stock,
both
Boston Herald-Traveler Corp.—Extra div. of 25c. a share in addition
to a div. of 50c. a share on the common stock, no par value, both payable
On Jan. 2 1935 the company paid a div. of 60c. a share.
July 1 next.
Bremner-Norris Realty Investment, Ltd.—Semi-ann. div. on the com¬
mon stock increased to $2 a share, payable June 30; this compares with
$1
share paid on Dec.
a
31 1934 on the above issue.
.
'77.7-7
Bristol Brass Corp.—Extra div. of 25c. a share in addition to the reg
ciuar.
addition
stock, both
of 25c. a share in
_
__
Corp.—Semi-ann. div. on the $1 par common stock
a share to 2Mc. a share, payable July 15 1935.
(Baltimore)—Divs. on the class A and class B
12Mc. a share, both
Finance Co. of America
stock of
no
value, increased from 10c. a share to
15 1935.
-.77- .7
par
payable July
div. of 37Mc. a share on the common stock, both payable June 15
^
7% cum. pref. stock
share, payable July 1 1935.
General Fireproofing Co.—Divs. on the
;
the declaration of $1.75
a
General Printing Ink Corp.—Div. on the no par common
to 40c. a share from 30c. a share, payable July 1 1935.
resumed"by
stock increased
Cycle Corp.—Extra div. of $1.60 a share, in addition
reg. quar. distribution of 40c. on the capital stock.
Extra divs.
a share along with the reg. 40c. quar. div. were paid on June 10
Golden
to the
of 60c.
last.
Gray & Dudley Co.—Div. of $1 a share on the common stock, payable
July 1 1935.
The last previous payment was a similar distribution
made
1931.
1
Oct.
on
the reg.
7
capital stock, both payable
777777■ 77^7: -7•7'/77'■
777;
div. of like amount on the
quar.
1935. 77;V, 7
July 1
7
-
.
50c. a share in addition to
Hartford Fire Insurance Co.—Extra div. of
_
Hecla Mining Co.—Div. resumed on the
of 10c. a share, payable Aug. 15 1935.
on Dec.
15 1934, but none since.
capital stock by the declaration
Divs. of like amount were paid
Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett & Co.—Extra div. of 30c. a share, payable
July 26 1935.
In addition, three reg. monthly d'.vs of 10c. a share
were declared and are payable July 26, Aug. 30 and Sept. 27 next.
Hollinger Consolidated Gold Mines, Ltd.—Extra div. of 5c. a share
in addition to the reg. monthly div. of like amount on the capital stock,
both payable July 15 1935.
Hoover Steel Ball Co.—Div. resumed on the common stock by the
declaration of 10c. a share, payable July 1 1935.
This will be the first
div. paid on this issue since April 1 1931 when 15c. a share was disbursed.
Hyde Park Breweries Association—Initial
common
stock, payable July 1 1935.
div. of 50c. a share on the
North America—Extra div. of 50c. a share in addition
to the reg. semi-ann. div. of $1 a share on the capital stock, both payable
July 15 1935.
77-'" 7 .
7-7.- .7.
Insurance Co. of
International Button-Hole Sewing Machine Co.—Extra div.
a share in addition to the reg. quar. div. of 20c. a share on the
stock, both payable July 1 1935.
of 10c.
capital
div. of 10c. a share on the capital
7 7 7
•■■7777.7
Sayles Second Fund—Initial
July 1 1935.
stock, payable
(Arthur G.) McKee & Co.—Div. of 25c. a share on the no par class B
stock, payable July 1 1935.
This represents the first payment to be made
on this issue since Oct. 1 1933, when a quar. div. of 50c. was distributed.
Maryland Fund,
addition to a reg1935issueof 10c. a share, in addition to the reg'
the common stock of no par value, both
Inc.—Extra div. of 5c. a share in
share on the capital stock, both payable June 15
stock div. payable June 15 was also declared on the above
cash div. of 10c. a
A 3%
Meyer-Blanke Co.—Extra div.
quar. div. of 15c. a share on
payable July_15 1935.
Natomas" Co.—Quar. div. of 20c. a share on the common
value, payable July 15 1935.
This compares with 15c.
since and'including July 2 1934.
^
stock of no par
paid each quar.
Cold Storage & Warehouse Co., Ltd.—Div. resumed
stock by the payment of $1 a share on June 20 1935.
New Orleans
the capital
on
Wire-Weaving Co., Ltd.—Special div. of $1 a share on the no
par common stock, payable July 2 1935.
A similar payment was made
on Dec. 31 1934 and was the first distribution since April 1 1932, when a
quar. div. of 25c. was disbursed.
7
Oahu Sugar Co., Ltd.—Monthly div. on the common stock increased
from 10c. a share to 20c. a share, payable July 15 1935. 7
Niagara
Co.—Div. of 20c. a share on account of accumula¬
pref. stock of no par value, payable Aug. 1
first div. paid since May 1 1932 when a reg.
$1.30 cum. 1st
tions on the
1935.
This will be the
quar.
diy. of 32Mc. was
distributed.
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg. Co.—Special div.
stock, par $50. payable June 28 1935.
from
Pioneer
Mills
77777-. 77'".\
7.
the capital stock increased
payable June 15 1935. —
Co., Ltd.—Div. on the common stock
20c. a share, payable July 1 1935.
Randall Co.—Div. of 35c. a
capital
of $1 a share on the
Exploration, Inc.—Quar. div. on
12Mc. a share to 25c. a share and was
Petroleum
10c. a share to
June 1 last.
Santa Fe Ry.—Div. $2 a share on the common
commencing July 1 1934 and ending June 30
1935, payable out of accumulated surplus on Sept. 3 1935.
.7777''
Atchison
Shares
Pacific Public Service
7 7,
of 20c. a snare were paid.
preceding quarters, divs.
the above issues.
div. of like amount on the no par common
1935.
Fairbanks, Morse & Co.—Div. of $3.50 a share on account of accumukT
tions on the 7% cum. pref. stock, par $100, payable July 15 1935.
The
last previous payment was made on Dec. 1 1931 when a reg. quar. div.
of $1.75 a share was distributed.
7
7 7
7
Loomis
Changes in dividend declarations in June are mostly of
The following table, divided into two
sections namely: "Favorable Changes" and "Unfavorable
Changes," gives the more important of the changes:
favorable nature.
Jan.
on
increased from 2c.
water supply bonds, due serially
from 1936 to 1975 incl., purchased by Halsey, Stuart & Co..
Inc.. of New York and associates at 100.44, a basis of about
3.47%.
■
1934
to the reg. quar.
payable July 1
1,500,000 Buffalo, N.Y., 2.60% work and home relief bonds, due $150,000
each year from 1936 to 1945 incl., sold to Halsey, Stuart
& Co., Inc., of New York and associates at 100.041, a basis
of about 2.59%.
Re-offering was made by the bankers at
prices to yield from 0.75% to 2.70%, according to maturity.
reg. quar.
_
Electric Controller & Mfg. Co.—Extra div.
associates as 5s, at
1,600,000 Los Angeles, Calif., 3M% water works bonds, maturing
$40,000 each year from 1936 to 1975 incl., sold to Brown
Harriman & Co., Inc., of New York City and associates at
101.27, a basis of about 3.425%.
Re-offering was made at
prices to yield from 1% to 3.50%, according to maturity.
a
1935.
Easy Washing Machine Corp.—Divs. resumed on the class A and B com¬
mon stocks of no par value by the declaration of 25c. a share, payable
July 1 1935.
The last previous payments were 50c. a share made on
2,000,000 Louisiana (State of) Confederate veterans' and widows'
pension bonds, due $500,000 on June 1 and Dec. 1 in 1949
and 1950, sold as 5s at a price of par to a group of New Orleans
dealers headed by Scharff & Jones.
The bonds were first
V?: V *v':V*. vi'
offered on June 12 at which time the one bid received, an
offer of 95 for 5s, tendered by a New Orleans banking group,
was rejected. 7:
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a
Mfg. Co.—Extra div. of 10c. a share in addition to the
div. of 15c. a share on the no par common stock, both payable
reg. quar.
of about 3.049 %.
1,000,000 Trinidad,
increased
Duff-Norton
2,240,000 West Virginia (State of) 1.40% Virginia debt refunding
bonds, due $560,000 each year from 1936 to 1939 incl., sold
to Young, Moore & Co. of Charleston and associates at 100.014,
a basis of about 1.38%.
Re-offering was made by the bankers
at prices to yield from 0.50% to 1.50%, according to maturity.
7;
Ltd.—Semi-ann.
share to $1.25 a share,
Inc.—Extra div. of 5c. a share in addition to the reg.
a share on the common st ock, both payable July 15 1935.
Mfg. Co.—Div. of 25c. a share on the common stock, payable
Aug. 1 1935.
This represents the first div. payment made since April 1
1932 when a reg. quar. div. of like amount was paid.
■
incl., $500,000 3.40s due from 1941 to
1945, and $250,000 3s due from 1940 to 1964, were awarded
to Lehman Bros, of New York and associates at 100.04, a basis
N.
a
_quai7div^oi 15c.
due from 1945 to 1953
1,382.000 Paterson,
$1
'
7
Canada,
of
Curtis
due serially
headed by Strana-
comprising
Y., bonds,
Smelting Co.
&
share and a reg.
April 5 1935 was
on the no par common stock
from 12Mc. a share to 25c. a share, payable July 31 1935.
security for re¬
to the
Mining
the
on
a
stock, par $1, payable July 5
Crum & Forster,
indebtedness liquidating bonds,
Ohio,
of 25c.
div.
common
Continental Oil Co. of Del.—Div.
payment of the obligations.
2.450,000 Toledo,
new
capital stock increased from
payable July 15 1935.
2,500,000 Port of New York Authority, N. Y., 3% series F bonds of
March 1 1941 were accepted by the State of New Jersey in
full payment of an unmatured loan of $4,500,000, repre¬
senting the amount contributed by the State toward con¬
struction of the George Washington Bridge, one of the facilities
now managed by the Port Authority.
In offering the bonds
for resale publicly on June 25, the State failed to receive a
bid.
Absence
or
tenders
was
attributed by investment
the
the
on
The previous div. paid by the company on
equivalent to 25c. a share on the present stock.
1935.
.
to
of like amount
div.
2,672,000 Detroit, Mich., refunding water bonds, including $1,650,000
3 Ms, due from 1951 to 1961 incl., $572,000 4s, due from
1937 to 1947 incl., and $450,000 3Ms, due $150,000 in 1948,
1949 and 1950. purchased by a syndicate managed by Lazard
Freres & Co., Inc., of New York at 100.012, or a net interest
cost to the city
of about 3.57%.
The bankers re-offered
the 3Ms at prices ranging from 100.50 for the earliest maturity
down to 98.50; the 4s on a yield basis of from 1.50% to 3.40%,
according to maturity, and the $450,000 3Ms at a price of
103.50.
■'
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.
bankers
13
MONTHLY REVIEW
July, 1935]
increased from
•...
.
partic. class A stock,
Reg. quar. divs. of 50c. a share was
share on the $2 cum.
value, payable June 20 1935.
distributed up to and incl. May 1 last,
no
par
i&ece Button-Hole Machine Co.—Extra div. of 10c. a share in addition
to the reg. quar. div. of 20c. a share on the capital stock, both payable
July 1 1935.
Reliance
on
Insurance
the $10 par
Co. of
Philadelphia—Initial div. of 30c. a share
29 1935.
7
share on the 5M% cum.
disbursement covers the
capital stock, payable June
Reynolds Metal Co.—Initial div. of 91 2-3c. a
conv. pref. stock, payable July 1 1935.
This
period from May 1 to July 1 1935.
Reynolds Spring Co.—Extra div. of 10c. a
quar. payment of like amount on the no par
June .29 1935.
•
7-/,77'-',,,7
share in addition to the reg.
common stock, both
77
payable
7 7.7.'7,...
:
Rickel & Co.—Extra div. of 4r. a share in addition to a reg.
semi-ann. div. of Sc. a share on the common stock, both payable July 25
■'i' 1935.
7-:7,
7
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CH.
W.)
.
(F.) Burkhart Mfg. Co.—Div. of $2.20 a share on account of accumula¬
tions on the
$2.20
cum.
pref. stock of no par value, payable July 1 1935
April 1 and Jan. 1 last, and Oct. 1 1934."
This compares with $1.10 paid on
Canadian
the reg.
Industries, Ltd.—Extra div. of 75c. a share in addition to
quar.
div. of $1
share on the class A and class B
1935.
a
stock, all payable July 31
common
Canadian Wineries, Ltd.—Div. on the no par common sotck increased
from 10c. a share to 15c. a share, payable June 29 1935.
Chain
div
Investors Trust—The trustees have declared an initial
of 20c. a share on the capital stock, no par value, payable July 15
1935,
Store
77-
.
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77
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7: 777"
Chicago Daily News, Inc.—Extra div. of 50c. a share in addition to the
usual
ann.^div. of like amount on the no par common stock, both payable
7 % cum.
payable July 1
a share.
Co. of St. Louis—Extra div. ol 25c. a share in
Sangamo Electric Co.—Div. on account of accumulations on the
pref stoc«; increased from $2.50 a share to $5 a share,
1935.
Arrears alter the July 1 payament will amount to $11.75
Securities Investment
addition to the reg
quar.
stock, both
payable July 1
div. oi 50c. a share on the no par common
1935.
addition to the reg. quar.
both payable July 1 1935.
& Co.—Div. on account of accumulations on the 6%
prof, stock increased from 50c. share to $1 a share payable July 1
' 77''777
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••
.77'
Foundry Co.—Extra div. of 25c. a share in addition to a regdiv. of like amount on the new common stock, both payable June 29
An extra of 15c. was paid on March 30 last .
Shasta Water Co.—Extra div. of 40c. a share in
div. of like amount on the no par common stock,
Spang Chalfant
cum
1935.
Sparta
quar.
1935.
.
14
MONTHLY REVIEW
Standard
Wholesale Phosphate & Acid Works, Inc.—Div. on the
stock increased from 20c. a share to 30c. a share, payable July 15
common
1935.
-■
r
■
Stix, Baer & Fuller Co.— Div. resumed on the no par
common stock by
1935.
This will be
of 25c. a share, payable Jun»» 30
paid on this issue since March 1 1932 when 12V£c.
declaration
the
the first div.
share
a
paid.
was
Sunshine
Co.—Div. on the common stock
payable June 29 1935.
Mining
Increased
30c.
to
share from 20c. a share,
a
Thompson Products, Inc.—Two divs. of $1.75 a share each, were paid
on the 7% cum. pref. stock, par $100, on June 5 1935.
This disburse¬
clears
ment
accumulations
all
up
pref.
the
on
stock.
Tip Top Tailors, Ltd.—Initial div. of 25c. a share on the
stock, payable July 2 1935.
Inc.—Div. of $1.50 a share
stock, payable July 10 193o.
This compares with $2
& Allied Stocks,
Tobacco
Dec.
\
U.
S.
par
no par common
common
share paid
a
on
S::-""V■
:: ■ r
; '
O"
Universal Leaf Tobacco Co., Inc.—Extra div. of $2 a share in addition
to tne reg. quar.' div. of 50c. a snare on the no par common stock, both
payable Aug. 1 1935.
;
:
Sugar Co.—Extra div. of 40c. a share in addition to the reg.
monthly div. of 20c. a share on the capital stock, both payable June 20
1935.
Electrical Instrument Corp.—Div. of 50c. a share on account
of accumulations and a reg. quar. div. of like amount on the $2 cum.
and partic. class A stoc^c of no par value, both payable July 1 1935.
This payment clears up all accumulations on the class A stock.
Woodward & I.athrop Co.—Extra div. of 25c. a share in addition to the
div. of 30c. a share on the common stock, par $10
1935..
v-,:;
^ • ■" •
reg. quar.
UNFAVORABLE
Coal
American
upward of 30% more than the small units, regardless of
fact that the ownership of the big corporation might
widely diffused and that of the little company concen¬
trated in the hands of one or two wealthy individuals.
be
CHANGES
Co. of Allegheny County—Div. on the common stock
a share, pa3'able Aug. 1 1935.
American
Manufacturing Co.—Div. ordinarily due at this time on the
5% cumul. pref. stock deferred.
On March 31 1935 the company paid
50c. a share on this issue instead of the regular $1.25 div.
American Power & Light Co.—Directors on June 14 decided to pass the
divs. ordinarily payable at this time on the no par $6 cumul. pref. stock,
and tne no par $5 cumul. pref. stock.
The company had been paying
divs. on these issues at only one-quarter of the full rate in each of the
nine preceding quarters.
Augusta & Savannah RR.—Extra div. of 25c.
a share in addition to a
semi-ann. div. of $1.50 a share on the capital stock, both payable July 1
Previously, a semi-aun. div. of $2.50
paid on this issue.
a
displayed
Congress
share in addition to
an
extra of 25c. was
it
a
sharo to 12Kc.
Concord Gas Co.—Div.
a
share to S7Mc. a
a
the no par common stock
on
share, payable July 1 next.
7% cumul. pref. stock reduced from $1.75
share, payable Aug. 15 1935.
*
on
tne
Davega Stores Corp.—Div. ordinarily due about this time
on
the $5 par,
stock, omitted.
On March 28 and Jan. 2 last, divs. of 10c.
share were paid on this issue.
common
Early &
25c.
a
Daniel
share to
Greenwich
a
Co.—-Div. on the no par common stock reduced from
12Kc. a share, payable July 1 1935.
Water &
Gas System—Div. on the 6% cumul. prof, stock
decreased from $1.50 a share to 75c. a share, payable July 1 1935.
Intercolonial
Coal
Co.,
Ltd.—Semi-ann.
div.
the common
July 2 1935.
on
decreased from $2 a share to $1.50 a share, payable
stock
>
,
Lane Co., Inc.—Div. on the common stock reduced from $2 a share to $1
a
share, payable July 1 1935.
Manchester Gas Co.—Div.
$1.75
on
' V
the 7%
Michigan Gas & Electric Co.—Directors decided to defer payment of
the divs. ordinarily due around Aug. 1 on the 7% prior lien stock, par
$100 and the $6 prior lien stock, no par'value.
of the regular rate were made on May 1 last.
St.
-1935.
Paul
Union
Stock Yards Co.—Div.
reduced from 50c.
a
share to
37.^c.
a
on
the
no
par
common
stock
share, payable July 1 1935.
Telautograph Corp.—Div. of 15c.
a sharo on the no par capital stock,
payable Aug. 1 1935 and compares with 20c. a share paid on May 1 last.
Virginia Bridge & Iron Co.—Semi-ann. div.
on
the capital stock decreased
from $2 a share to $1 a share, payable July 2 1935.
Wagner Electric Corp.—Div.
a
share
25c.
to
a
the common stock decreased from 50c.
share, payable July 20 1935.
on
Wichita Union Stock Yards Co.—Div. of $1.50 a share on the common
stock, payable June 30 1935.
On Dec. 31 1934 a div. of $4.50 a share was
distributed, while previously, regular quar. divs. of $1.50 a share were
paid up to and including June 30 1934.
Worcester Suburban Electric Co.—Div. on the common stock reduced
from $1 a share to 75c. a share, payable June 29 1935.
^
COURSE OF
to a fuller recovery.
This fresh sign that reform
claiming more attention in Washington than recovery
spirits, and about a fourth of
in the first three weeks of the month were
the gains made
yielded in the final
The
THE STOCK MARKET DURING
JUNE 193S
The June stock market had something to add to the
which were made in prices in April and May.
ad¬
The
market set no records for activity and breadth of trading,
but it was a rising market—sharply rising until the fourth
week, when the news from the legislative center of the
nation became of such character as to bring confusion and
uncertainty again into the market place.
It was, all in all,
vances
month in which Washington news both added to and then
from the price level.
■
■
subtracted
.
Stocks got away to
days
of
the
month
a
good start in June.
the
Supreme
Court
.
In the early
decision
on
the
National Industrial
was
still
new
Recovery Act, handed down on May 27,
enough for the stock market to derive some
substance from it.
The advance in stock prices grew still
brisk in the second week, when to the better feeling
created by the Supreme Court decision on the NIRA was
more
added the
influence
of
the
dislike
in
some
Congressional
quarters for the Administration's Wheeler-Rayburn utility
bill.
In the third week the forward movement was materi¬
ally slowed down and the way was paved for the price de¬
cline which characterized the fourth week
Roosevelt came forward, on June
when President
20, with his message to
Congress
This
on
taxation.
taxation
velopment
message
i
was
of the month, from
the
; >
.•
.
stocks
-
compiled
by
the
New
York
a
substantial gain
was recorded in spite of the net loss of
the average in the last week of the month.
month's high for the stock index came on June 24,
2.59 points in
The
when the highest
For the year
point was reached since November 1931.
to date the gain in the average was 9.42 points.
Activity made a sorry showing.
Share turnover in June
to 22,336,422 shares, a figure that was lower
May and lower than in any June except one in 11
amounted
than in
Turnover
years.
about
only
was
nomenal volume of June 1933.
smaller volume
of stocks
one-sixth
of
the
phe¬
For the first six months
dealt
was
in
in any
than
a
corre¬
sponding period since 1924.
In only eight days in June
did the volume of dealings foot up to 1,000,000 shares or
/.W, J'W-V.,/
The
-.t.;-",.-./■
from the world of business
news
§
'''
not of
was
a
char¬
designed to set the stock market to rejoicing.
In the
field, reorganization proceedings were formally
railroad
by the Chicago & North
begun
Milwaukee
table
St.
&
gradually in
Paul.
In
Western and
steel,
production
to seasonal influences.
response
the Chicago
tapered
off
The respec¬
showing made by the utility companies in the output
energy was subordinated as a market factor to
of electric
the
varying fortunes of the utility holding company bill
pending before Cbngress.
After an indifferent perform¬
for
ance
tionally
the
better
toward
the
of
part
of
end
month,
a
June
as
wheat
the
rose
market
sensa¬
treated
itself to another crop scare.
The speculation in silver was
being gradually killed off by the refusal of the Treasury
to press forward with its silver-buying campaign./ The
gold bloc currencies was much quieter as
the French franc beat off its attackers and rose first above
lower
the
gold
point against
parity.
the
stock
outstanding
market's
de¬
stand-
the
dollar
•
As to the fluctuations in
Steel
at its
was
June 24 at
and
1
then
above
individual stocks, United States
lowest June 1
at 39%, and at its highest/
34%, with the close June 29 at 33%.
Steel pre¬
ferred was at its lowest June 3 at
84%, and at its highest
88%, with the close June 29 at 87%.
American
rose from
120 June 1 to 130% June 12, with
the close June 29 at 124%.
American Can moved up from
120 June 1 to 144 June 22, with the close June 29 at 137%.
General Electric was at its lowest June 1 at 23%, and at
its highest June 24 at 27%, with the close June 29 at 25%.
Allied Chemical & Dye moved up from 143% June 1 to
154% June 12, with the close June 28 at 153%. Westinghouse
Elec. & Mfg. rose from 43% June 1 to 53% June 24, with
June 15 at
Tel.
& Tel.
the close
June 29 at 52%.
at its lowest June 1 at
with
the
close
Consolidated Gas of N. Y. was
23% and at its highest June 24 at 27,
June 29 at
25%.
railroad list,
15% and at
its highest June 18 at 18%, with the close June 29 at 17%.
Delaware & Hudson rose from 28 June 1 to 33% June 19,
with the close June 29 at 29%.
Union Pacific moved up
from 93% June 1 to 106 June
19, with the close June 28 at
104%.
Southern Pacific was at its lowest June 1 at 15%
on
was
In the
at its lowest June 1 at
and at its
highest June 19 at 19%, with the close June 29
Baltimore & Ohio moved up from 10 June 7 to 12%
19, with the close June 28 at 11%.
Chesapeake &
at 18.
June
Ohio
was
at its
highest June 18 at 45% and at its lowest
41%, with the close June 29 at 43%.
Southern
Railway rose from 8% June 1 to 11 June 18, with the close
June 29 at 9%.
June 27 at
Corporate bonds during June displayed an improved tone.
Among the medium and lower grade issues, railroad bonds
made the most progress,
following the trend of stock prices.
Highest grade corporation bonds in June recovered most
of
the
losses
sustained
since
March
of
thitf
year.
The
greatest gains were made by the utility issues, with rails
and industrials next in order.
In the foreign group the
better grade bonds advanced, while the reverse was true
of the
more
In the
for
easily
week.
50
of
average
New York Central
a
White
through
left the stock market in low
Payments at one-quarter
Joseph
& Grand Island Ry. Co.—Div; on the 5% non-cumul.
first pref. stock reduced from $5 a share to $1 a share, payable June 28
St.
the
situation in the
:
cumul. pref. stock reduced from
share to $1 a share, payable July 1 1935.
a
at
rushed
on
was
acter
the payment of a div. on the no par common stock, ordinarily payable
The last payment made on April 15 1935 was a distribution
of 15c. a share.
at this time.
Stockyards Co.—Div.
be
Nevertheless, the stock market community
this new evidence that the President was
interested in chastizing business then in leading
still more
Canada Bud Breweries, Ltd.—Directors have decided to defer action on
Union
balk
taxes
new
shaken by
was
better.
decreased from 25c.
the
in short order.
Austin, Nicholo & Co., Inc.—Quar. div. on the $5 cumul. prior A stock of
no par value, reduced to 50c. a share from $1.25 a share paid in each of
tne four preceding quarters.
The above div. is payable Aug. 1 next.
Cleveland
intention to
an
insistence that
House's
net advance of 7.07 noints in June, the
third consecutive month to see a rise in stock prices.
This
reduced from $1.25 a share to $1
1935.
propose to lay still
and their estates, he
the revolutionary principle of
wealthy
capital (a principle incorporated in the excess profits taxes
of war days).
The biggest corporations were, to be taxed
"Times" showed
the Common stock was omitted.
on
very
levying a sliding scale income tax on corporations.
The
tax blow would fall hardest on the large corporations, the
being to curb bigness because it was big.
No account
was to be taken
of the relation of earnings to invested
both payable
Alles & Fisher, Inc.—Quar. div. of 10c. a share ordinarily payable about
July 1
the
idea
Weston
A
on
urged the adoption of
also
,
Wailuku
June 27
taxes
heavier
Smelting, Refining & Mining Co.—Div. on the common stock,
$50, increased to $2 a share as against $1 previously, payable July 15
1935.
,
only did the President
Not
point.
the
the
on
1934.
31
|
,
,
the
speculative
following table
month
obligations, and
bond issues:
in
a
the
ones.
we
show, as usual, the fluctuations
different
issues
of
United
States
considerable number, likewise, of foreign
Closing
Opening
Range for June
Price
Railroad and Industrial Bonds
Price
1935
June 29
June 1
70
June
63
63
June
72
June
4s. 1995
108 %
108%
June
110%
102*4
101
June
104%
I960
1967
47 %
Bklyn Union Elevated 5s—1950
Ches & Ohio ref & impt 4%s B '95
108%
1947
104""
& Ohio
Convertible 4 %s..
Bost & Maine 1st 5s ser A C.
Chesapeake Corp 5s.
.
Chic Mllw St P & Pac 5s A.
June
56%
June
75%
June 27
108
June
109%
June
June
110%
June 29
103
June
106
June
19
11A June
15
June
19
12
12
14%
June
24
9%
69%
%
14%
June
June
60
59
June
80
79
June
70%
June
68%
74%
19
June 19
67
39%
12
132%
68
June
75
60%
June
69%
June
32
June
42%
132% June
12% June
132%
June
13 H
16%
June
19
14%
106%
June
June
21
108%
61%
June
17
61%
5s ser A & B.1947
impt 5s. 1950
Lehigh Valley (Pa) cons 4s_2003
Liggett & Myers Tobacco 7s 1944
Mo-Kan-Texcum ad] 5s...1967
N Y Central conv 6s.
1944
f68%
1978
N Y N H & H 1st ref 4%s._1967
N Y Ont & West ref 4s
1992
Northern Pacific 4s—__
1997
52 A
60 %
N YC&St L4%sserC_...
105%
June
36%
June
19
42
June
47%
June
24
106%
17
June
37
106%
106
82%
June
19
81%
44
June
24
June
37 A
97%
114%
June
75
June
June
113%
108
41%
107%
1939
61%
60%
1952
94
June 24
June 24
6
66%
93% June
June
97
June
....•_
Western Maryland 1st 4s...
June 24
Foreign Bonds—
97%
June
93%
June
102%
96%
26
June
96%
20
90% June
93%
90 A
47%
106
June 25
June
96
96 A
Rio Grande West 1st 4s.... 1939
June
93
102%
June 29
101A
101%
107"
106%
June
107%
92 A
June
June
94% June 25
3
114% June
167%
92%
113%
167%
June
181%
June
10
173
173
June
179%
June
26
34
June
37%
June
27
24%
June
26%
June
1
98%
June
114
26%
German Govt Internat 5%s_1965
New South Wales (State) 5s. 1957
107%
73%
1941
75
1952
June
96
92% June
7s.1957
Belgium (Kingdom) 6.%s.__1949
Brisbane (City) 5s..-..---. 1957
Canada (Dopalnion) 5s
...1952
French Republic ext 7%s
1941
External 7s of 1924......1949
German (Republic) 7s.____.1949
(Govt)
_.
34%
33
102% June
42 A
102 %
Southern Ry gen 4s ser A...
110
52% June
,34
Pennsylvania RR deb 4%s.l970
Pitts C C & St L 5s ser A... 1970
Queensland (State) ext 7s.
Rome (City) ext 6%s
65
88%
19
June 26
Kan City Sou ref &
Argentine (Govt) 6s ser A...1957
External 5%s
1962
Australia 5s of 1925...
1955
103
88%
60% June
1956
Union Pacific 1st & ret 4s. ..2008
29
72%
67% June 24
June 26
65% June
67
Internat Paper
Austria
104%
52%
75%
109%
110%
46%
12
.1949
CCC&St L4%sser E
1977
Erie ref & impt 5s of 1927.. 1967
Great North gen 4%s ser E. 1977
111 Cent C St L & N O 5s A.. 1963
Warner Bros Pictures 6s
110
29
109%
1975
_
June
June 24
67
Chic & N W 4%s ser A
further increasing
thus
has
driving down money rates and lifting the prices
of Government and other prime securities to levels not seen
27
June
8
94%
113%
177%
On June 10 the Treasury offered an issue
1%% notes in exchange for notes maturing
June 15 and Aug. 1, and two weeks later it announced a
second offering of an additional $100,000,000 of 3% bonds
maturing 1946-1948.
Bids received on these bonds totaled
$461,341,000, and $112,669,000 of bonds were allotted at an
average price of 103 18/32, representing a yield of 2.62%
to the earliest call date, and about 2.67% to maturity,
June 15 1948.
During the month the Treasury put out,
of
five-year
in
addition, $200,000,000 of 133-day bills and $200,000,000 of
273-day bills to replace $300,000,000 of maturing 182-day
bills and to raise
$100,000,000 of new funds. Discount hold¬
Reserve banks further
declined from
$8,286,000 May 29 to $7,137,000 June 26, and holdings of
bills bought in the open market from $4,700,000 May 29 to
$4,690,000 June 26, while industrial advances rose slightly
from $26,977,000 May 29 to $27,518,000 June 26.
Total
member bank reserves, after having risen from $4,826,596,000 May 29 to a new high of $5,019,181,000 June 12,
receded to $5,029,492,000 June 26.
Interest and discount
rates, while recording no further important* reductions,
held at the extremely low levels previously quoted, with
offerings of Treasury bills tending towards a slightly lower
basis.
On the Stock Exchange the official rate for call
loans continued unchanged at *4%, and the higher price
trend for stocks accompanied by somewhat broader trading
ings
had
of
12
the
has been the
June
109%
June
76%
25%
109%
June 27
21
Low
Highest
....1933-1938
102.1
116.7
105.23
102.2
105.22 June
4%s._
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
June
29
112.2
109.16 June
110.14 June
27
110.13
106.21
106.21 June
107.22 June 28
107.19
103.1
103.28 June
19
103.28
17
1C3.25
108.19 June 28
27
108.19
25
105.1
103.4
107.21 June
104.6
104.6
June
104.6
104.6
June
104.30 June 25
104.30
107.23
107.23 June
108.21 June 27
108.20
105.19
June
107.22 June
June
3...
June
4...
June
5...
6
7...
June
June
i;; '■
June
17
%
June
18
%
%
%
%
%
June
19
%
%
%
%
June 20
%
%
%
June 21
X
,
%
%
June
June
%
11
%
June
12
%
%
%
June
13...
June
14
June
15...
•'
June 26
June 27
%
%
Time loan
rates
on
%
%
%
June 29...
June 30.__
v
Saturday
Sunday
remained at the
security collateral
106.18 June 27
106.14
101.21 June 29
101.20
tions, and the small turnover was confined to renewals of
3%s. 1944-1964
1944-1949
103.30 June
14
103.26
101.20
101.18 June
102.10 June 24
1942-1947
101.26
101.26 June
102.14 June
June
102.7
19
older
v.-yj ?
loans.
101.5
101.5
June
18
1951
10"0"8"
100
June
100.8
June
1
101.17
101.16 June
102.7
June 20
102.3"
100.8
100.6
100.23 June 20
100.19
100.26 June
BUSINESS ON THE
June
STOCK EXCHANGE
Rates on Mixed Collateral
June
■
$
$
Bond sales (par value)—
Railroad and miscell
;
23,000.594
S
S
276,280,000
122,480,200
77,623,000
67,001,000
42,175,000
156,089,000
46,213,500
64,754,100
23,292,900
66,294,600
263,350,000
267,056,600
377,195,900
255,775,800
191,875,000
29,300,000
State, munlc. & foreign
United States Gov't
2...
'
'
Jan. 1 to June 30—
''
r
124,848,382
Stock sales—No. of shares
340,859,129
213,277,322
176,718,572
S
S
$
$
(par value!—
*
1,059,901,000 1,368,972,000 1,063,435,900
388,454,500
361,771,000
194,387,000
State, munic. & foreign
260,247,100
328,418,700
United States Gov't...
420,664,000
Railroad and miscell...
761,926,500
372,796,500
399,841,100
3
%■
%
%
VOLUME
OF
1,674,952,000 2,059,161,700 1,712,137,500 1,534,564,100
BUSINESS ON THE CURB
EXCHANGE
%
%
%
5...
%
%
%
X'- H
%
X
•5/
"
.
Month of June
■.'..v
Bond sales (par value)—
2,720.768
22,545,649
$
$
v
$
Foreign corporate.....
1,009,000
2,786,000
2,305,000
95,785,000
5,634,000
3,887,000
Total bond sales......
99,872,000
76,591,000
105,206,000
67,108,000
24,974,905
38,357,641
49,455,147
24,300,912
Domestic......
i
97,936,000
.
71,500,000
927,000
....
Foreign government
59,397,000
2,404,000
5,307,000
Jan. 1 to June 30—
Stock sales—No. of shares
$
$
Bonds sales (par value)—
....
•
"•••
s
$
462,968,000
21,217,000
22,778,000
379,041,000
8,210,000
570,156,000
21,264,000
17,174,000
622,637,000
608,594,000
506,963,000
415.047,000
607,585,000
Domestic
8,842,000
Foreign government...
Foreign corporate
Total bond sales......
14,278,000
21,728,000
'*
%
7...
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8
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June 12
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inadequate supply of prime
demand for this type of
investment.
Resales of the limited amount of new drawings
secured by the dealers, were again made chiefly at %%.
Under date of June 22 the Federal Reserve Bank of New
York announced that returns received by the bank from
commercial paper dealers showed a total of $173,000,000 of
Commercial paper continued in
names
the insistent bank
to fill
AT NEW YORK
JUNE 1935
shipments from abroad to
of June, owing to
before the middle
Week Ended—
this
a
country
strengthen¬
June 8
June 15
June 22
June 29
X@X
X
%@%
%@%
X
%
%@%
X
X
ing of the gold currencies after the settlement of some of
the
political uncertainties in gold bloc countries, arrivals
previous acquisitions, in conjunction with receipts of
newly-mined domestic gold and scrap gold were so con¬
siderable that a total gain during June of $255,000,000 was
recorded.
This carried the monetary gold stock of the
United States to a new high level of above $9,100,000,000,
of
or
the largest
ever
been
increase
excess
stock,
even
held by this
in
bank
if valued in old dollars, that has
any other country.
This large
or
resulted in another increase of
high of about $2,500,000,000,
gold holdings
reserves
to a
new
Call loans on
Stock Exchange-
Range lor week
(mixed & Indus, collateral)
(mixed & Indus, collateral)
(mixed & Indus, collateral)—
Week's average
Time loans
X
X
X
X
X
X
%
X
X
X
Four months......-—
X
X
X
X
Five months
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
Thirty days
Sixty days—
-
Ninety days.
Six months
Commercial paper—
Double and single names—
Prime 4 to 6 months...
Good 4 to 6 months.....
1
X
X
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June 24
■■
:
%
RATES FOR MONEY
THE MONEY MARKET
%
6
June
June 25
3,522,430
4,440,137
Stock sales—No. of shares
.
June
June 22...
1932
1933
1934
%
%
June
June 23...
1935
X
%
%
%
4
June 21
Total bond sales....
%
%
Sun day
'
June
'
Total bond sales......
6 Months
:
June
125,619,530
16,800,155
22,336,422
Stock sales—No. of shares
♦atur day
1
5 Months
4 Months
90 Days
60 Days
30 Days
June
1932
1933
1934
1935
Month of June
.,v
DAILY.RECORD OF TIME LOAN RATES
102.11
1952
1942-1947
Although
%
%
%
-
101.3
VOLUME OF
ceased
%
103.14 June
2%8.... ..........1939-1949
;
%
%
%
.
105.19 June
3s series A
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%
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%
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£
10...
:
%
June 23.__
Saturday
._
June
Sunday
%
Sunday
:■:$ %' •':
8
9
16.,.
103.17
2%8_._
Bond sales
Renewal
Hilh
Low
June
101.5
Home Owners' Loan 4s.
.
High
Saturday
108.18
108.21 June
105.3
103.29 June
103.4
1955-1960
»_ ...
.....
106.24
103.2
......
38.
v
116.30
112.2
June
STOCK EXCHANGE
Renewal
extremely low level of *4%^ for all maturities.
There
was
virtually no demand whatever for new accommoda¬
Treasury 2%s...
3s
101.26
27
109.16
...1946-1956
3%s__...... 1943-1947
3s
...1951-1955
3s
1946-1948
3%s
1940-1943
3%s._
1941-1943
3 %s
1946-1949
3%s..
...1949-1952
3%s
....1941
3%s
,...1944-1946
Fed'l Farm Mtge
3
June
111.10 June
111.10
Treasury 3%s
Treasury
June
June
117.2
106.25 June 24
101.26 June
116.7
Treasury 3%s
....1943-1945
Treasury 4s..........1944-1954
June
June
June 29
1... ■'■-A
.*J"'
2...
June
Last
1935
Fourth Liberty Loan—
Treasury 4%s........1947-1952
considerable period.
a
74
June
Sale
Lowest
collateral
for
June 21
100
Range During June
1
for
case
CALL LOAN RATES ON THE NEW YORK
June
June
available
funds
on
prime short-term obligations exceeded the scant supply, as
37%
Sale
Government Bonds
effect
noticeable
no
loans, which have been well in excess of demand for some
time.
The demand for bankers' acceptances and other
June
First
the supply of lendable funds that
been
in many years.
72%
69%
14
June 24
June 27
73
1st gold 4s._. 1948
Atch Top & Santa Fe gen
1935
Highest
Lowest
1935
70
Allegheny Corp coll trust 5s_ 1944
Amer & Foreign Power 5s..2030
Bait
15
MONTHLY REVIEW
July, 1935]
^
16
REVIEW
MONTHLY
market commercial paper outstanding on May 311935,
was
unchanged from April 30 1935, hut was con¬
siderably above the corresponding figure of last year,
amounting to $141,500,000.
"The volume of transactions in the bill market
open
which
Rates
bankers'
for
While the demand for bills shows
decreasing
of
supply
remained
acceptances
these
unchanged.
abatement, there is a
no
available,
investments
in
as
abundance of funds is proving a strong in¬
converting acceptance credits into commercial
loans.
The American Acceptance Council on June 26 pub¬
lished its usual survey of the acceptance market and found
that outstanding acceptances during May decreased another
$38,617,524, reducing the total to $374,755,247 as against
$568,790,514 May 31 1934.
In making public the figures,
Robert H. Bean, Executive Secretary of the Council, pointed
out that surplus bank funds, Government interference and
business uncertainty in general continue to be responsible
for the shrinking volume of bankers' acceptances.
As in
much
the
as
centive
for
recent
months,
the type of acceptance credits to finance
staples in domestic warehouses showed thereduction, dropping $20^020,368 during the month.
This brings the total of warehouse acceptance credits down
to $68,162,015 as compared with
$148,628,923 on May 31
1934.
Acceptances based on exports went off $14,201,148
the shortage of
largest
to
$99,632,190,
against $149,950,172 on
Acceptances to finance imports,
the same date in
on the other hand,
increased $3,728,269, this 'being the highest total of
import
acceptance credits for more than a year, and it compared
1934.
with
$100,385,405
the same date
on
a year ago.
The remain¬
ing outstanding change in the acceptance total was in the
class of bills based on goods stored in or shipped between
foreign countries, which is now reported at $90,877,635
against $98,738,716 April 30 1935 and $151,554,049 May 31
1934.
At the time that all types of acceptance credits are
declining from domestic causes, notice is made of the steady
reduction
of
what
were
and which have been
known
once
reduced
more
German
as
than
credits,
$350,000,000 since
continued
small during June; portfolios of the dealers remained at
minimum amounts and open market rates were unchanged.
decline
further
A
of
during May in
of $375,000,000
$38,000,000 occurred
the amount of bills outstanding, and the total
at the end of the month was the smallest since the American
Acceptance Council started compiling the figures 11 years
The decline for the past month occurred principally
through a further drop of $20,000,000 in domestic ware¬
ago.
house credits and a decrease of
$14,000,000 in export bills.
Accepting banks at the end of May continued to hold 95%
of all bills outstanding."
THE
RETURNS
OF
/
THE
FEDERAL
BROKERS' LOANS
IN NEW
The continuation of the heavy
the changes in
and
RESERVE BANKS-
CITY
YORK
inflow of gold from Europe
incident thereto
the banking situation
were
the features of June for the Federal Reserve System.
The
enlargement of the monetary gold stock amounted to
no
less than
substantial
$274,000,000.
supply of gold
the last of the
sented
By far the greater part of this
came
in from France.
It repre¬
gold lost by France to this country
during the crisis in the franc which preceded the forma¬
tion of
Cabinet by Premier
a
This
holdings
monetary
Pierre Laval.
large influx of gold
very
$9,109,000,000
on
of
the
served
lift
to
to the
country
the total
record
high
of
June 26, the last Federal Reserve state¬
ment
day of the month. The influence of these gold imports
spread through the Reserve statements.
Gold certificate
holdings of the Reserve banks were raised by $258,191,000
to a new
Member
high at $6,126,491,000 during the four-week period.
bank
balances experienced a $258,191,000
giving the banks excess reserves almost
precisely 100% in excess of requirements.
Another place in which the inward movement of gold
net
reserve
expansion,
.
the set-up of the German 'Credit Agreement.
found
year
the
20
In the single
since May 1934 these Standstill credits have been re¬
duced by
ate
$61,000,000.
future
volume
merce.
that
It cannot be expected in the immedi¬
there
will
be
great
any
increase
in
the
of acceptances created
for strictly American com¬
The plethora of funds in the commercial banks be¬
comes
a
strong incentive to turn acceptance credits into
advances, particularly when rates as low or even lower
cash
can
be offered.
of their
loans
and
ployed.
thus
incur
the volume of their commercial
on
keep the equivalent amount of funds
Also there
to
ness
While banks may thus lose on the volume
bills, they gain
large
is
noticeable
a
commitments
disinclination
of
raw
of
materials
em¬
busi¬
of
or
reflection in
the
Federal
Reserve
statistics
was
in
deposits of foreign central banks with the System.
On
May 29 the aggregate amount of these deposits was $47,345,000, while other deposits with the System declined on
that
date
to $215,021,000.
The rise in the former figure
$50,000,000 drop in the latter in a few weeks were
attributable to the purchases of French gold by the Amer¬
ican stabilization fund, alluded to by Jean Tannery, Gov¬
and the
of the
ernor
Basle
in
fund
Bank
the
bought
of
gold
France, in
of
course
its
the
statement given out at
a
month.
deposit with
/As
the
the
stabilization
Federal
Reserve,
carried under other deposits, fell.
Since the fund paid the
dollars over here to the Bank of France, the foreign central
imported goods.
bank deposits with the Federal Reserve increased.
commodities
these
This hesitancy slows up the movement of
and reduces the
volume of cash or credit
employed, all of which has its effect
at present
outstanding
on
the volume of bills
promised within the next two
or
or
three months at least.
There is, however, a backing up of
demand, which when released will undoubtedly
the creation of a
very large volume of
an enormous
mean
acceptance
credits, possibly as early as next fall.
While the volume
of bills to-day is
$194,035,267 below that for May 1934, a
glance at the above comparisons will show that it is
entirely
covered
in
the
large
credits and in the
drop
in
warehouse
credits,
export
European storage and shipment credits.
It should further be noted that of the
$194,000,000 reduc¬
tion for the
year, $167,000,000 was in the acceptance totals
of New York banks and bankers.
At the end of May,
accepting banks reported
own
bills
on
hand
amounting to
$162,390,615 and bills of other banks amounting to $193,368,701, a total of $355,759,316, or all but $19,000,000 of all
bills.
Rates for
bankers'
acceptances
were
unchanged
at
3/16% bid and %% asked for 30-day, 60-day and 90-day
bills; at %% bid and 3/16% asked for bills
running 120
days, and at %% bid and 5/16% asked for bills
running
150 and
180 days.
The New York Federal Reserve Bank,
in
jts "Monthly Review,'* discussed conditions
ket for bankers' acceptances as
follows:
mar¬
The volume of Federal Reserve credit in use, influenced
almost entirely by the fluctuations in other Federal Reserve
credit,
increased $5,000,000.
banks
Bills discounted for member
decreased
$1,149,000, and bills bought in the open
market, consisting altogether of foreign currency bills, de¬
clined $10,000.
Although the System's Government securi¬
ties
portfolio
showed
decrease—there
were
a
change
some
of
rather
only
$37,000—that
substantial
a
changes in
the nature of the
holdings.
The amount of bonds in the
portfolio increased $2,353,000, and certificates and
bills were up $48,575,000, but the investment
in notes
dropped $50,965,000.
Currency circulation, sticking consistently at levels well
securities
above
those of a year ago, was $13,000,000 lower in the
four weeks ended June 26.
The circulation of Federal Re¬
serve
notes, however,
was
$26,248,000 higher.
Treasury and
National bank currency was $18,000,000 lower, for the rate
of retirement of National bank notes
appeared to be running
ahead of the emission of silver certificates.
and
Treasury cash
deposits with the Federal Reserve increased $21,000,000.
Industrial advances made by the 12 Federal Reserve banks
higher.by $541,000, while commitments to make these
increased $1,154,000.
The System's ratio of re¬
serves to note and denosit liabilities stood at
74.2% against
73.3% a month earlier.
'
were
/
PRIME BANKERS' ACCEPTANCES
-
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advances
CaU Loans
June
1
Secured, by
30 Days
60 Days
90 Days
120 Days
150 Days
180 Days
Accept' ces Bid & Ask Bid & Ask Bid & Ask Bid & Ask Bid & Ask
Bid & Ask
—
2
3...
4
5...
6—
7...
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316~H
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12...
13...
14...
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he-y
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he-y
he-y
he-y
he-y
he-y
16...
18...
he-y
he~y
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316-H
316 ~H
Saturday
he-y
3\6-y
3i6—y
316~H
he-y
he-y
3ie -y
3i6 -y
he-y
he-y
he-y
he~H
316-H
27—
he-y
28
he-y
3i6-y
29—
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Saturday
30—
Sunday
3i6~y
he-y
22....
23
24....
25
26....
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y-he
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$16,000,000 higher, and advances
up $2,000,000, for a total in¬
were
$792,541,031 to $808,589,298. The total of these loans
$1,082,240,126.
COURSE OF STERLING EXCHANGE IN JUNE
Sterling exchange
was firm throughout June and ruled
steadier than perhaps at any time in the first half of the
There
ance
in
such
a
the
were
no
market.
menace
over
outstanding events to
The
the
French
cause
disturb¬
crisis,
which had held
foreign exchange market during
the two preceding months, was
successfully surmounted by
the end of May, and in the first two
days of June the franc
rose
H-316
H~he
y-he
K~316
were
York
June 30 1934 stood at
y-h 6
y-* is
%~h 6
New
during June
from
on
^-3is
of
crease of $18,000,000.
Loans on securities to non-brokers
declined $2,000,000.
Street loans, as compiled by the New
York Stock Exchange, increased
$16,048,267
year.
he~y
he-y
he-y
—
outside
Sunday
3ie-H
3\6~H
316"H
316~M
Saturday
Sunday
3t6~^
19...
Advances to brokers and dealers by reporting New York
banks in New York
Sunday
15....
17..,
Saturday
Sunday
316-^
316~H
316-K
316-M
316-H
Saturday
9
21
in the
In June
deposits of foreign banks of issue declined from
$47,345,000 to $24,101,000, while other deposits rose from
$215,021,000 to $281,499,000.
in
terms
moved in
It
of sterling and the dollar, and the market
quieter and more nearly normal channels.
should
moved up
the year's
be recalled that on Friday, May 24, sterling
sharply to $4.97% for cable transfers, which was
high.
At the same time forward sterling and
forward three-months' dollars commanded
a
high premium
•r
'
i
11
,
terms of French francs and other
in
gold bloc
tions of the British Exchange Equalization Fund to steady
the rate in terms of the French franc sterling might easily ;
currencies.
prevailed in the Paris foreign
exchange market during the four weeks from May 6 to
May 31 as the result of Cabinet uncertainties and the
flight of funds from Paris to London, Brussels and New
York.
Only the active intervention of banks known to be
operating for account of the British Exchange Equaliza¬
tion Fund and the American Treasury kept sterling and
Conditions approaching panic
sterling de¬
end of the
accommodation at the American
ports exceeded such requests for six years.
Bookings had
gone above $5.00. 'Tourist demand for
veloped strongly during June and toward the
nave
month tourist requests for
directors
of
Bank
the
for
International
Settlements,
on
the
bills, % to 11/16%.
Rates hardened after June 15, so that
on June 22, two-, three-,
four- and six-months' bills were
and in the final week of the month all
13/16%.
The expectation at the end of
June was that with the passing of the half-yearly settle¬
ment date there would be a fractional recession in open
%%
uniformly,
maturities
were
market rates.
The volume of
in
;
public acknowledgment by M. Tannery and Mr. Morgeathau of co-operation was interpreted as an intimation
or
warning that bear speculation against any currency
would meet determined opposition from the three great
financial Powers.
The operations of the British and Amer¬
ican authorities had for its sole object the arrest of a too
The
rapid rise in their respective currencies.
For the first half of June sterling continued to fluctuate
tended toward exceptional firmness with
respect to the French franc, Showing a range of between
75.229 franc to the pound and 74.25.
It touched 75 francs
to the pound on June 15, but following th^ announcement
of M. Tannery, on June 16, speculative bear interests be¬
came thoroughly intimidated, with the result that the rate
for the rest of the month remained close to 74.60 francs to
rather widely and
premium of 30-day forward sterling
diminished sharply.
Nevertheless, a sizeable
and the
dollars
June
and
gold
taken
on
offer in the London open market
amounted to
unknown destination
for
approximately £9,874,000, which compared with £11,200,000
in May.
The London open market price for gold ranged
from a low "of 140s. 7d. on June 6 to a high of 142s. on
June 1 and 3.
The London open market price for gold
reached
a
cable transfers sold on June 1 at $4.91% @
$4.92*4, and closed on June 29 at $4.94% @$4.94%.
The
low for sterling in June was $4.91%, on June 8, and the
III;.'
high was $4.97, on June 4.
PRICE
PAID
•
FOR GOLD BY UNITED STATES (FEDERAL
BANK) COMPARED WITH LONDON PRICES
London Price
United
into Dollars
■IIII I
1
$35.00
$34.93
June 16
SUNDAY
SUNDAY
2
SUNDAY
SUNDAY
June 17
$35.00
$34.80
3
35.00
34.92
June 18
35.00
June
4-....
35.00
34.95
June 19
35.00
June
5
35.00.
34.95
June 20
35.00
June 21
35.00
35.00
-
35.00
7-.-,.
35.00
34.99
June 22.
June
8
35.00
34.89
June 23-._.-
June
9
maining European gold bloc currencies.
During the second week of June a proof of the close co¬
June 10-___.
operation between London and Paris was evidenced by a
circular addressed by the Bank of England to all British
banks and bullion brokers requesting them to refrain from
from
abroad
a
strict
orders
official
were
embargo
the English commercial banks had severely discouraged
ous
speculative foreign exchange business, and they were doubt¬
less following this course as a result of informal requests
made by responsible authorities before the circular was
issued.
This was the first time since British suspension
of
the
gold standard, in September 1931, that the market
had so clear an instance of central bank co-operation.
In the second half of June E. N, Rhodes, Canadian Min
ister
|II;
ment
The
of
respecting the
Canadian
fund of
-
,-t
'
'
'
...
Finance, introduced a bill in
establishment of
Government's intention
an
exchange
to
set
fund.
aside
a
$50,000,000 to be available for the purchase of for¬
eign exchange, gold or .other public credits abroad, par
ticularly in London and New York.
On June 18 Premier
R. B. Bennett of Canada announced that the Government
would take
immediate advantage of permissive legislation
to revalue the
gold
reserves
and to bring the price at which
they were carried in line with the world gold price.
In
other words, the Canadian dollar was to be devalued in
line with the United States dollar.
"Canada," he said,
"must remember
that it
is
on
the
North
American conti¬
nent, with heavy commitments in New York and
sum in London."
/
.
a
lesser
Throughout the month seasonal factors favored sterling
and were it not for the heavy selling opera¬
exchange,
34.84
34.83
June 25
35.00
34.91
June 26
36.00
34.89
34.91
34.89
June 27
35.00
June 12--.
35.00
34.78
June 28.
35.00
June 13
35.00
34.78
June 29
35.00
June 14-„._.
35.00
34.75
June 30
June 15-.
35.00
34.78
■
LONDON CHECK
SUNDAY
34.93
34.97
SUNDAY
RATE ON PARIS AND PRICE OF GOLD IN
LONDON
London
London
London
London
Check Rate
Open Market
Check Rate
Open Market
Gold Price
on
74.562
2-.
June
3.
74.375
4.
74.281
141s.
SUNDAY
lid.
141s.
2d.
74.5S
141s.
2d.
June
19.
74.667
140s. ll^d.
141s.
l^d.
June 20.
June 21.
74.556
141s.
2^d.
9Hd.
June 22.
74.625
141s.
Id.
75.153
141s. 2Kd.
6-.
75.229
140s.
June
7-.
74.659
141s.
June
8_.
74.25
141s. lOd.
June
9-.
SUNDAY
June
10-.
June
11.
SUNDAY
June
23.
June 24.
SUNDAY
SUNDAY
74.606
140s. HHd.
June 25.
74.562
141s.
June 26.
74.546
141s.
9d.
June 27.
74.557
141s.
HOLIDAY
141s.
74.646
18.
7d.
5-
June
74.50
SUNDAY
17.
74.602
June
HOLIDAY
SUNDAY
16.
June
June
1423.
SUNDAY
Paris
June
142s.
1-.
June
June
on
Qold Price
Paris
June
lOd.
Hd.
2d.
12.
74.902
June 13.
74.916
140s. lOd.
June 28.
74.518
141s.
3^d.
3Hd.
8d.
June 29.
74.50
141s.
4Hd.
9d.
June 30.
'
Juue
1408.
June
14.
74.95
140s.
June
15.
74.937
140s.
In commenting on
the Federal Reserve
the Ottawa Parlia¬
was
34.83
SUNDAY
35.00
35.00
not for
on
SUNDAY
HOLIDAY
35.00
June11
understanding that
speculative purposes.
This un¬
forward gold dealings was clearly
intended to discourage speculation against gold currencies.
The bank's circular, while unexpected, gave general satis¬
faction in British banking circles.
For several weeks previ¬
such
34.79
in London
but in compliance with the wishes of the Bank of
England the British banks and brokers required from all
received
34.79
June 24
poses,
orders
34.77
J
SUNDAY
SUNDAY
The request in no way
genuine trade pur¬
into Dollars
June
6
deliveries for
Converted
States
June
June
with forward
.
June
June
speculative gold dealings.
;
United
Converted
States
■7-vA^v,y
RESERVE
London Price
premium on forward sterling and dollars continued, indicat¬
ing general confidence in these two currencies and a per¬
sistence of doubt as to the underlying stability of the re¬
interfered
I
high of 149s. 4d. on March 6.
Sterling
34.82
forward
■
bills, 9/16 to %%, and six-months'
three- and four-months'
tynes, sell¬
with the Bank
of France, thus making available to the Paris authorities
a large supply of sterling with which to combat the heavy
and
^III'
market money rates firmed up toward the
end of the month, due largely to mid-year settlements.
In
the first half of the month two-months' bills were 9/16%;
equally active along precisely the same
pound,
business will be extended to many
London open
ing sterling in Paris against gold earmarked
the
100.8 com¬
strongly of the opinion that the im¬
were
countries.
avail¬
loans
New York during
withdrawals of funds from Paris.
bankers
provement in general
greater part of May and June.
Secretary of the Treas¬
ury Morgenthau publicly acknowledged the correctness of
M. Tannery's expressions asserting the active co-operation
of the United States banks in support of the franc.
During
this time it was evident to foreign exchange brokers both
here and on the other side that the British exchange con¬
was
of 1928 as 100, on June 3 reached
average
London
the
trol
noticeable degree of buoyancy and
pared with 96.9 a month earlier and with 86.4 a year ago.
The low record of 51.3 was reached at the end of May 1932.
These operations accounted in large measure
heavy gold imports from France to
busi¬
shares.
Highly encouraging annual
statements were issued by leading comnanies.
The London
"Financial News" index of 30 industrial shares, based on
approximately $100,000,000. The decision
the franc came from the Bank of France.
To¬
ward the end of May, M. Tannery revealed, the bank found
itself unable to buy dollars quickly enough to offset de¬
mand for dollar exchange.
The United States Treasury
for
Both domestic and overseas
steady upward trend.
a
try, and there was a
to support
against gold.
r
activity in industrial
France involved
/-' -"I ft
v-.r'
Early in the month
the Treasury announced that it would guarantee loans up
to
£35,000,000 for electrification of London's suburban
transport.
This project, which is to be completed within
the next five years, and the other projects which the, Gov¬
ernment may undertake to stimulate industry occasioned
favorable comment in London.
Throughout the month Brit¬
ish banks extended a considerable volume of loans to indus¬
showed
ness
Sunday, June 14, M. Jean Tannery, Governor of the Bank
of France, affirmed that aid had been given the Bank of
France by the United States Treasury Department
He
asserted that the promptness of this assistance undoubtedly
saved the franc from collapse.
The transaction between the
United States Treasury Department and the Bank
of
Department, acting through New York banks, made
able an ample supuly of dollar exchange by extending
'
.
June quite satisfactory.
exceptionally high
the collapse of the franc.
The British authorities vouchsafed no official explana¬
tion of the part the exchange control played in the rescue
of the franc, or, more properly, in preventing an excessive
rise in sterling and the dollar, but at a meeting of the
levels and prevented
II
i;,v.
r
"
arranged weeks in advance of sailing dates.
British business men found the situation and outlook in
to be
States dollar from going to
the United
17
MONTHLY REVIEW
July, 1935]
SUNDAY
SUNDAY
the foreign exchange situation in June,
Bank of New York said in its "Monthly
Review" for July 1:
'
.
"Cessation
franc which
of the pronounced weakness in the French
had been apparent in the previous month was
principal development in the foreign exchange market
In the first week of the month the franc
showed erratic fluctuations, ranging between $0.0658% and
$0.0663. Rate movements coincided closely with alterations
of the political outlook in France, while efforts were being
made to form a Government following the resignation of
the Flandin ministry on May 31.
With the formation of the
Laval Cabinet, on June 7, the period of wide fluctuations
in the franc rate was brought to an end, and during the
remainder of the month the franc remained somewhat above
the gold shipping point from Paris to New York, touching
the
during June.
high of $0.06640 on June 28.
Although
forward francs was considerably reduced
a
the discount on
from the peak
'W:
::
18
MONTHLY REVIEW
established
level
towards the end of May, the spread be¬
and future quotations continued to be unusually
tween spot
over 3% for three months' contracts.
"Following the defeat, on June 2t] of a proposal submitted
to popular referendum entailing an extensive change in
wide, amounting to
quently quoted above parity for spot, and while the premium
forward sterling and dollars continued, it was greatly
on
reduced
as
fears
subsided.
became
It
evident
that
bear
speculation against the franc was thoroughly intimidated
by the realization of the active co-operation between the
Swiss economic and financial policy, the Swiss franc rose
considerably, recovering in the Paris market to a level well
above the nominal gold shipping point from Zurich for the
monetary authorities of the three great financial Powers.
first time
originated
March.
since
The guilder also became stronger
June, but the belga reversed the upward
movement of the previous month, reaching a low of $0.1690^
on June 18, as
compared with $0.1713 at the end of May.
Among the European currencies subject to official restric¬
tions, the lira and the peseta advanced along with the gold
bloc exchanges, while the reichsmark Showed little net
in the early part of
change.
•/
>': ■'.V:.-;'-;.J
Changes in the gold holdings of the Bank of England
during June were as follows:
In the week ended June 5,
increase
an
of
£43,659;
in
the
week
ended
decrease of £36,014; in the week ended June
June
19,
a
12,
a
decrease
of
The bear raids
attributed by official Paris to foreign
were
speculation, but the heavy withdrawals of funds from Paris
chiefly
Franch
among
distrusted
themselves
the
The
French
their
nationals
sought
gold
and
transferred
their
accounts
in
great volume to Brussels and London throughout the period
from the end of March.
As for foreign speculators against
francs, it could not observed at the end of the month that
they had reversed their position to any noticeable extent.
They had not covered, as shown by the continued premium
on forward dollars and sterling.
Evidently bear interests
in the franc persisted in the belief that the
dangerous
crisis
earlier and with the minimum of
of
£150,000,000 recommended
of
Government,
while at the same time entertaining the utmost confidence
in
the
management of
the
Bank of
France.
French
£7,632, and in the week ended June 26, a decrease of
£88,487.
The bank's gold holdings on June 26 stood at
£193,322,457, which compared with £192,143,913 a year
by the Cunliffe Committee.
nationals.
policies
budgetary position of France
which might result in
unit.
It
gold
was
are
estimated that
might yet
a
forced
more
cause
political
a
devaluation
than
of
the
10,000,000,000 francs
Approximately 10%
hoarded in France itself.
York
of all the estimated hoarded gold was put
up as collateral
for loans, as the statement of the Bank of France for the
are outlined as follows in the "Monthly Review"
of the New York Federal Reserve Bank for
July 1:
early part of June showed advances of approximately
I,178,000,000 francs. Commercial banks in France are be¬
Details
of
the
gold
movement
to
and
from
New
during June
"The inflow of gold from Europe which began around
the middle of May continued until the last week in
June,
with a total of $338,000,000 received in this
period.
Of
the June imports from
Europe, $204,700,000 came from
France, $21,700,000 from Holland, and $900,000 from Eng¬
In addition, $8,400,000 was received from
Canada
and $400,000 from China.
"Apart from these imports, $1,100,000 of gold was re¬
land.
leased from earmark for foreign
account, and newly-mined
domestic gold and scrap gold continued to be received at
the mints and assay offices in moderate amounts.
Conse¬
quently, there was a total gain during June of $255,000,000
to the
monetary gold stock of this country"
Canadian
exchange was at a premium of 1/16% on
June 1, but throughout the greater
part of the month ruled
at a discount ranging between
1/32 and 3/16%.
In the
last week of June Montreal funds
of y8% to par.
CONTINENTAL AND
The
were
quoted at
franc
and
the
critical
discount
situation
since
ever
to
sterling
and
11,909,-
The great drain came to
end
June 14,
when, for the first time since March 29, the bank showed
an increase in
gold holdings amounting to 27,928.934 francs.
It should be recalled that on
May 23 the Bank of France
increased its rediscount rate from
2y2% to 3%. The rate
had been reduced
1934.
tion
to
from
This
increase
the
Flandin
of
an
on
3% to the 2y2% basis
on May 31
rediscount rates and the resigna¬
Cabinet caused considerable
in
the holders of franc
anxiety
balances, and
again
increased its rediscount rate
increase only served to
stimulate
on
by
May 25 the bank
1% to 4%.
The
fears
regarding the
franc, and on May 28 the rate was again
raised by 2% to
6%, the highest since Feb. 3 1927.
The
severity of the attack upon the Bank of France
gold hold¬
ings was reflected in the bank's statement for
safety
of
the
the
ended
week
week
May 31, when the unparalleled loss in
gold for the
amounted
to
4,816,852,693 francs.
As shown above,
only the prompt intervention of the British and
American ex¬
change controls prevented the
development of a grave
situation.
The Flandin
May 31, and
Fernand
was
replaced by a new
Foreign exchange
Friday morning,
ministry under M.
operators
on
the
Continent and elsewhere
expected that the new ministry
would receive full autocratic
powers to deal with the eco¬
nomic and
monetary situation along lines which M. Flandin
had sought from the
Parliament, with the result that the
franc moved
up sharply in all markets on June 1.
On
June 4 the
newly-appointed Bouisson Cabinet resigned upon
failure to obtain the
powers sought as essential to save
the franc.
The market broke
badly in New York and else¬
where, and remained uncertain for several
new
ministry
M.
Laval
days, when
was
was
formed under M. Pierre Laval
on
a
June 7.
granted
a
large measure of dictatorial
to deal with the critical
situation.
Paris dispatches
at the time stated
that "heroic deflation" would
be the
aim of the new
Government, so that the integrity of the
franc would be maintained.
The Bank of France took a
more active part in the
struggle to save the franc by an¬
nouncing on Wednesday, June
12, the discontinuance of
loans against gold collateral.
Meanwhile, as mentioned
above, the Bank of England asked
British
banks
and
bullion brokers to refrain from
gold speculation transac¬
tions.
Following these measures, and' with
the continued
co-operation of the British and
power
American exchange
authorities, the situation of the franc'
improved
During the latter part of June the
French franc
similar
of francs.
loans
When
aggregating
several
loans againsti gold
can
longer be made, as is now the case, the gold hoarder must
hold his capital immobile as long as he retains
possession
of the metal.
In ruling against loans on
gold the bank
placed no restriction whatever on private purchases of
gold other than the regular requirement that orders must
no
,
be for
certain
minimum amount *of bullion,
roughly, 400
purchaser may, however, still obtain funds by
actually surrendering title to the metal.
a
A
ounces.
The French situation had
drew
to
a
close
that
the
so
far
Bank
improved
of
the month
as
France
able to
reduce its rediscount rate from 6% to 5%, on June
20, and
a further reduction was
expected to be made almost imme¬
was
diately, as the high rediscount rate, while it helped to
prevent the transfer of funds to foreign markets, was not
conducive to general business interests in France.
May 31
decrease in gold holdings of 4,816,852,693 francs;
7, a decrease of 1,053,545,961 francs.
This brought the total loss of
gold in a series of 10 weeks to
a
II,909,485,494 francs.
showed
an
control
raoidlv
was
fre^
In the week ended June 14 the bank
increase
(the first since March 29 1935) of
27,928,934 francs; in the week ended June 21 the bank had
an increase of
17,010,034 francs. The Bank of France gold
holdings on June 21 stood at 70,770,121,655 francs, which
compared with 79,200,553,976 francs a year earlier and with
28,935,000,000 francs when
the unit
1928.
June 21
The bank's ratio
on
stabilized in June
was
stood at
74.72%, which
compared
with 79.34% a year earlier, and with
legal re¬
of 35%.
The high for the franc
during the
month was 6.64y2f on June
28, and the low was 6.58*4,
on June 6.
quirement
The Belgian
currency continued
firm throughout the
month, generally ruling at a slight premium.
During the
French crisis a large volume of French
funds found its
way
to
Antwerp and Brussels.
its unit in March the
the central bank's
When Belgium devalued
"profit" derived from revaluation of
gold was reserved for control of ex¬
changes and public works.
At the end of June there had
no sign of need to control
exchanges, as immediately
on devaluation
thje belga went to gold import point against
other currencies.
All exchange restrictions were
removed,
and, as stated, the belga commanded a premium.
Funds
been
hoarded within the country also
with the result that bank
March.
Cabinet resigned
early on
Bouisson.
made
for the week ended June
the dollar has
already been indicated above in the resume
of sterling exchange.
In a 10-week period from March 29
1935 the Bank of France lost
gold to the extent of
485,984 francs.
have
The Bank of France statement for the week ended
belga at the end of March occupied
during June.
The relation of the
French
to
showed
OTHER FOREIGN EXCHANGE
precarious position of the French franc
the devaluation of the
the center of interest
a
lieved
hundred millions
Threats
of
came
steadily out of hiding,
deposits doubled since the
tariff
restrictions
abroad
to
end of
prevent
exchange dumping were removed by the solemn undertaking
Belgian Government to insure that Belgian exporters
of the
would make
no change in their
prices to foreign clients in
foreign currencies, but would content themselves with the
28% additional francs obtainable from the conversion of the
proceeds of their sale.
between
16.88
and
16.98^ @17.02
closed
on
In June
17.03.
June
on
June 29 at
1.
belga cable transfers ranged
Belgian cable transfers were
Cable
transfers
on
Antwerp
16.94@16.95.
The German mark situation continued
ing June, with the artificially created
unsatisfactory dur¬
supply of free marks
commanding a premium, while the greater part of German
business was conducted through the
instrumentality of six
or
seven varieties of
greatly depreciated blocked marks.
The Reichsbank statement for the
first quarter of June
showed an increase of
707,000 reiehsmarks in gold and
bullion; for the second quarter, an increase of
931,000
reiehsmarks; for the third quarter, an increase of 706,000
reiehsmarks, and for the, last quarter, an increase of
872,000
June 29
reiehsmarks.
stood
at
with
The
bank's
gold
85,613,000 reiehsmarks,
and
bullion
on
which compared
70,178.000 reiehsmarks a year earlier and with
806,223,000 reiehsmarks at the end of 1932.
The
on
June 29
year
earlier
bank's ratio
stood
and
the free mark
at
at
with 25.8%
was
40.48@40.52.
2.30%, which compared with 2.0%
on
Dec. 31
1932.
quoted at 40.42@40.46, and
1
On
on
June
a
1
June 29
19
MONTHLY REVIEW
July, 1935]
June 12,
Danzig Senate, according to press dispatches of
placed the export or ownership of gold and other
precious metals and foreign exchange under strict Go verm
Exchange on the countries neutral during the war dis¬
played considerable firmness, especially after the resolution
of the' difficulties of the French franc.
The Scandinavian
The Bank of Danzig was empowered
arbitrary values on foreign exchange.
As noted in
these columns in the review for the month of May, the
were firm and steady, in
sympathy with the
sterling.
The Holland guilder, which had been
subject to severe attack since the end of March* so that on
gulden was devalued 42.37%, which placed the
parity with the Polish zloty.
The change in
the value of the unit and the foreign exchange restrictions
April 4 the Netherlands Bank was compelled to increase
its rediscount rate from 2^%
to 3^%, and again on
April 9 to 4^%, showed steady improvement throughout
June.
Sentiment regarding the guilder began to improve
early in May, with the result that the Bank of The Nether¬
lands was able to reduce its rediscount rate on May 15 to
4%. The sudden resurgence of pressure against the French
franc, however, toward the end of May compelled the Dutch
bank to lift its rate again, this time to 5%.
The general
feeling was that were the franc to be forced to devalue,
the guilder would have to follow suit.
However, the situa¬
tion so far improved in the last week of June that the
The
ment
currencies
supervision.
trend
to set
Danzig
gulden
on a
to have arisen from political considerations.
The
Danzig National Socialist Government on June 29, appar¬
ently faced with Polish retaliation against its banking and
foreign exchange restrictions, was forced to make a number
of concessions in the struggle for financial control of the
free city which is being waged between German and Polish
seem
v-
The first concession was the termination of the
interests.
banking holiday.
Beginning on July 1, Danzig banks were
to be open for business except that the withdrawal of sav¬
ings deposits remains subject to long notification periods.
The second concession was that shipping and transportation
as
Netherlands
period that funds
confidence in
wishes
the
to the exchange control authorities.
Danzig
harbor
of
Polish.
The
second
control,
leaves
the
pressure
mention
popular
The second meets the
dominated by the
in the foreign exchange
passage
currency.
interests
which
concession,
Danzig
vulnerable
to
the
lira, at least theoretically
a
of
in Africa,
Par of the lira
ratio.
June 1 were
is 8.91.
8.22^)8.23.
8.20@8.31. Cable transfers
8.29% @8.31.
was
at
pressure
leaving Paris,
franc.
National
during the entire
but early in June
severe
a
Cable transfers
of
Switzerland
Rome closed
on
flow
into
suffered
the Swiss unit
referendum,
and
Switzerland during the rest
month.
the
-
on
on
Amsterdam
on
June
1
were
June 1.
25.52
on
June 29,
Cable transfers on Sweden were 25.50@
against 25.34@25.38 on June 1.
Exchange on the South American countries presented
mixed trends in June.
The Argentine peso was firm and
more than
usually active, while the Brazilian milrei de¬
veloped weakness.
On June 21 the Brazilian Finance Min¬
on
The range for the month
on
defeat when the
For many weeks previous to
Bank
gold losses. A reversal of opinion
immediately upon news of the
32.39
where silver alone possesses purchasing power,
interpreted by bankers to indicate the probability of
and ultimate lowering of the Bank of Italy's
on
on
67.49@67.52.
The guilder ranged during the month from
07.49 to 68.40, and was 68.30@68.39 on June 29.
Swiss
cable transfers were 32.84@32.87 on June 29, against 32.36@
inflation
>hf:
under
Guilder cable transfers
upon the Italian budget.
The withdrawal of all silver
coin from circulation in Italy for use by the Italian troops
Uome
Swiss
the
funds continued to
gold bloc unit,
moved throughout the month in the counter direction to
the franc and the Swiss and Dutch units, showing decided
weakness.
The foreign exchange market was apprehensive
over
the costs of the Ethiopian imbroglio and its effect
reserve
voting,
severe
new
attacks.
was
was
were
followed
The Italian
4%,
to
rate
of deflation.
Although the amendment did not
devaluation, it was generally believed that its
would ultimately result in a reduction in the gold
content of the
are
currency
rediscount
Swiss people on June 2 voted 570,302 to 424,033 to reject
an
amendment to the Constitution aimed at lifting the
supply foreign exchange needs to the exempted inter¬
The first concession was the result of the return of
lowered its
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Canada
Bul¬
slovakia
Dollar
Krone
Checks
Par
Bucharest
4.17
*16% prem.
a4.18
garia
Finnish
Argentina
Zloty
Hungary
Pengo
Serbia
Lei
Dinar
Lev
Markka
Peso
Checks
Checks
Checks
Checks
Checks
Checks
1.28
2.17
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1.00
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18.85al8.88 29.41a29.70 2.28
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Cables
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32.76a32.95 32.77a33.00
8.20a8.30
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8.25a8.31
SUN DAY
/
4.19
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Par @ i32% prem.
'32% dlsc.a'16% prem.
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8.20a8.30
8.25a8.31
1.30
2.18
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32.84a33.07 32.85a33.12
8.20a8.31
8.25a8.32
1.30
2.18
a2.19
32.99a33.07 33.00a33.1'2
8.20a8.30
8.25a8.31
1.28
a4.19
4.17
2.18
1.30
1.32
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32.84a32.95 32.85a33.00
2.17Ha2.18
2.17
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8.20a8.29
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a2.30H
1.30
2.17
a2.18
32.81a32.95 32.82a33.00
1.30
2.17
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1.30
32.89a32.95 32.90a33.00
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4.17Ha4.18
18.86
29.42a29.74 2.28Ha2.30H
1.30
32.93a32.95 32.94a33.00
8.20a8.32
8.25a8.33
1.30
2.17Ha2.18
2.17Ha2.18
2.17Ha2.18
32.89a32.95 32.90a33.00
8.20a8.30
8.25a8.31
1.29
2.17Ha2.18
32.88a32.95 32.89a33.00
8.20a8.30
8.25a8.31
1.30
32.78a32.95 32.79a33.00
8.20a8.29
8.25a8.30
32.83a32.95 32.84a33.00
8.20a8.30
8.25a8.31
32.88a32.95 32.89a33.00
8.20a8.30
8.25a8.31
32.85a32.95 32.86a33.00
8.20a8.30
8.25a8.31
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4.18
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4.18
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8.25a8.40
8.20a8.20
8.25a8.30
8.20a8.30
8.25a8.31
8.20a8.30
8.25a8.31
8.20a8.30
8.25a8.31
8.20a8.30
8.25a8.31
SUN DAY
10......
4.18
hi @ 1i6% discount
316% discount
3i6 © H% discount
3i6 © hi % discount
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4.17
4.17
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'j6% discount
16—.
17—.
18_..._.
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20......
21......
a4.18H 1.01
a4.17hi 1.01
a4.17hi 1.01
SUN DAY
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b6% discount
'i6% discount
*16% discount
*16% discount
*16% © '32% discount
iJ6% discount
4.18
a4.\m 1.00
4.18
al.01
18.89al8.94 29.45a29.69 2.29
1.30
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1.31
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2.17Ha2.18H
2.17Ha2.18H
2.17Ha2.18H
18.91al8.96 29.50a29.74 2.29Ha2.30H
18.91al8.96 29.49a29.74 2.29
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1.32
2.18
8.20a8.30
8.25a8.31
1.32
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32.88a32.95 32.89a33.00
8.20a8.26
8.25a8.27
1.33
8.30a8.31
8 31a8.36
8.31a8.32
8.32a8.36
1.33
2.17Ha2.18H 32.90a33.07 32.91a33.12
32.93a33.07 32.94a33.12
2.18Ha2.19
32.88a33.07 32.89a33.12
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8.31a8.32
8.32a8.36
1.33
2.18
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8.31a8.32
8.32a8.36
1.33
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8.30a8.31
8.31a8.36
1.33
2.18
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32.90a32.95 32.91a33.00
8.20a8.31
8.2oa8.32
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SUN DAY
27—.
28..—..
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*16% disct. @ par
*16% discount
332 @ *16% discount
hi @ *16% discount
hi % discount \
4.19
a4.20
4.19^a4.20
4.19
4.19
4.19
4.19
1.00
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30
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a2.31
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SUN DAY
Ecua¬
June
Vene¬
Colombia
dor
Uruguay
Dollar
Sucre
Peso
Checks
—
Bolivia
Boliv'no
Checks
Checks
Checks
Checks
Checks
Checks
26.00
53.75a54.50
16.68
80.00a80.25
26.25
5.10a5.15
23.75a24.50
zuela
Bolivar
Chile
Peru
Portugal
HongKong
Shanghai
Yokohama
Manila
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Sol
Escudo
Dollar
(Yuan) Dol.
Yen
Peso
Checks
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Checks
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4.48a4.49
—
53.75a54.50
16.68
80.00a80.30
26.25
5.10a5.15
23.75a24.50
4.47a4.49
4
—
26.00
53.75a54.50
16.68
80.00a80.51
25.25
5.10a5.15
23.75a24.50
4.48a4.52
5
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26.00
53.50a54.35
16.68
80.00a80.39
26.25
5.10a5.15
23.75a24.50
4.49a4.51
6
—
26.00
53.50a54.35
16.68
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26.25
5.10a5.15
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4.49a4.52
26.00
53.50a54.5G
16.68
80.00a80.45
26.25
5.10a5.15
23.75a24.50
4.47a4.51
26.00
53.50a54.50
16.68
80.00a80.43
26.25
5.10a5.15
23.75a24.50
26.00
53.00a54.42
16.68
79.98a80.00
26.25
5.10a5.15
23.75a24.50
4.47a4.52
7
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4.47a4.51
26.00
53.50a54.42
16.68
80.00a80.44
26.25
5.10a5.15
23.75a24.50
4.47a4.52
...
26.00
53.50a54.35
16.68
80.00a80.08
26.25
5.10a5.15
23.75a24.50
4.49a4.52
13
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26.00
53.50a54.35
18.68
80.00a80.55
26.00
5.10a5.15
23.75a24.50
4.49a4,52
14
...
26.00
53.50a54.35
16.68
80.00a80.21
26.00
5.10a5.15
23.75a24.50
4.48a4.52
26.00
53.50a54.35
16.68
80.00a80.21
26.00
5.10a5.15
23.75a24.50
Java
Rupee
Guilder
Checks
Checks
Checks
59.88o609,6 41.67a42H
28.93a28.98 49.80a49H
57.25a57.90 37.10a37.20
67.80
59.38a60H
58.31a59'16
59.13a60'i6
57.50a59'j6
57.78a587,6
58.09a58,3)6
40.95a41 hi
28.86a29.02 49.80a49H
57.19a57.75 37.06a37.28
68.10
58.13a58,3i6
58.44a58'516
58.44a59't6
58.22a5813,6
58.06a58'3,6
58.19a58'516
40.73a413,6
40.73a41*j6
40.85a41sj6
40.73a413i6
28.91a29.01 49.80a49H
40.81a413i6
29.03a29.10 49.80a49H
57.84a589)6
57.97a589i6
57.75a58716
57.44a58'i6
57.19a57,3,e
57.13a57»,6
40.75a41H
40.71a41 hi
40.13a40H
29.00a29.05 49.75a49H
56.84a579i6
55.28a569ie
55.75a56'3,6
55.69a56',6
54.56a55'16
54.94a559j6
40.03a409,6
39.19a39H
39.56a40H
39.66a40H
29.01a29.14 49.80a49H
29.08a29.10 49.80a49H
57.44a57H
57.44a57H
29.01a29.09 49.75a49H
29.02a29.11 49.75a49H
57.38a57M
37.23a37,35
68.78
57.38a57?i
37.25a37.38
68.84
37.13a37.60
67.95
57.56a57.90 37.33a37.43
57.69a57.90 37.31a37.37
68.05
57.44a57.70 37.19a37.23
68.27
57.13a57.50 37.07a37.22
68.20
57.25a57.65 37.10a37.25
68.25
28.95a29.12 49.80a49H
57.38a57.70 37.14a37.41
68.00
29.02a29.07 49.80a49H
29.02a29.12 49.80a49H
57.44a57.75 37.25a37.36
68.05
57.50a58.00 37.24a37.38
57.38a57H 37.21a37.36
68.05
40.50a4015ts 28.97a29.25 49.80a49H
40.75a41H 29.07a29.15 49.80a49H
40.28a40H 29.06a29.16 49.75a49H
40.63a41H 29.00a29.01 49.80a49H
40.73a413i6 28.88a29.03 49.80a49H
57.28a58H
67.97
4.48a4.52
68.08
40.90a415j6 29.00a29.08 49.80a49H
57.44a57H
37.24a37.36
68.13
28.97a29.02 49.80a49K
28.90a29.05 49.75a49H
57.19a57H
37.12a37.25
68.27
SUNDAY
...
...
20.00
53.25a54.43
16.68
18
—
26.00
53.50a54.50
16.68
19
—
26.00
53.00a54.50
16.63
80.00a80.24
80.00a80.27
80.00a80.33
20
...
26.00
53.00a54.35
26.00
5.10a5.15
23.75a24.50
4.47a4.50
26.00
5.10a5.15
23.75a24.50
4.48a4.52
26.00
5.10a5.15
23.75a24.50
4.48a4.50
4.48a4.50
18.68
80.00a80.33
26.00
5.10a5.15
23.75a24.50
21
26.00
53.00a54.35
18.68
5.10a5.15
23.75a24.50
4.48a4.51
26.00
52.75a54.35
18.68
80.00a80.37
80.00a80.28
26.00
22
26.00
5.10a5.15
23.75a24.50
4.50a4.51
57.31a57.65 37.14a37.30
68.30
40.58a41.00 28.98a29.03 49.75a49H
57.50a57.70 37.20a37.28
68.35
40.52a40*5i6 28.99a29.04 49.75a49H
40.15a409,6 29.01a29.07 49.75a49H
57.31a57.70 37.19a37.28
57.31a57.65 37.21a37.33
68.40
57.53a57.65 37.20a37H
68.44
68.45
SUNDAY
—.
26.00
52.75a54.35
16.68
80.00a80.47
26.00
5.10a5.15
23.75a24.25
25
26.00
52.50a54.35
16.68
80.00a80.55
26.00
5.10a5.15
23.75a24.25
4.50a4.53
26
26.00
52.50a54.35
16.60
80.00a80.50
26.00
5.10a5.15
23.75a24.25
4.50a4.51
27
26.00
52.50a54.35
16.60
80.00a80.50
26.00
5.10a5.15
23.71a24.25
4.50a4.51
24
Bombay
Dollar
SUNDAY
12
—
Singapore
SUNDAY
...
26.00
23
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in Government bonds offered by the Govern¬
ment to enable the Shanghai native bankers' guild to lift
restrictions previously placed upon withdrawals.
The yuan
6
17
^
sterling, to which it is legally affixed at
hai's 65 native banks applied for allotments
25,000,000
5
16
Oi O Oi Oi Oi Oi
Tfl
6d.
per rupee.
The Chinese situation con¬
owing to the high prices for silver and
scarcity of silver stocks in Shanghai.
A number of
small foreign-type Chinese banking institutions closed dur¬
ing the month. Early in the month the majority of Shang¬
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operations
The Japanese yen continued to
sympathy with r >erling exchange.
The
in close
4.50a4.53
28
...
26.00
52.50a54.35
16.60
80.00a80.55
26.00
5.10a5.15
23.75a24.25
4.50a4.52
29
...
26.00
52.50a54.50
16.60
80.00a81.35
26.00
5.10a5.15
23.71a24.25
4.50a4.52
30
...
SUNDAY
39.31a39H 29.04a29.09 49.85a49H
39.27a39,3j6 29.02a29.09 49.85a49H
37.20a37.45
68.68
37.31a37.35
68.58
57.31a57.75 37.23a37.35
57.41a57H 37.23a37.40
68.65
68.70
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New York Stock
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
■'■•lb: '<
■
j
RANGE OF
Stock Sales
1934
1935
Bond Sales
$263,360,000
.Jl;....1,674,962,000
2,069,161,700
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Jan. to June 30
June
$267,066,600
June..
JUNE 1935.
BOND PRICES DURING
NOTICES.—Cashand deferred delivery sales axe disregarded In the
-
Jan. 1 to June 30
1934
vfv:
Shares
—
' 1935
22,336,422
124,848,382
16,800,165
213,277,322
month's range, unless they are the only transactions of the month, and when selling
regular monthly range are shown In a footnote In the month In which they ooour.
outside of tho
No account la taken of such sales In computing the range for the year.
transactions on the New York Stock Exchange during
introduction, as they are self-explanatory. The table
embrace every security dealt in on the Exchange.
We give bonds first, using the classification adopted in the official list.
The black-faced letters in the column headed "Interest Period" in licate in each case the month when the bonds mature.
In accordance with the rule adopted by the New York Stock Exchange 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 name of the issue.
This method of quoting bonds
became effceotive Jan. 2 1909.
Quotations after decimal point represent one or more 32ds of a point.
The tables
on
pages
21 to 43 furnish a complete record of the
Jan. 1. They need no extended
June 1935 and the range since
Sales in
N. T. STOCK
EXCHANGE
sft.
Bid
First 4 Ms
Sale Prices
100
June
June
Sale Prices
10 100.3
1
100
June 10 105.14
Jan.
12
2
100
June
3 103.14
Jan.
4
Apr.
15 102.20
Sale
100.1
June
100.3
June
100 Y"
June"
8 104.4
Jan.
12
Sale
100.1
June
100.1
June
100.1
June
1 103.20
Jan.
12
103
Jan.
4 103
Jan.
4
101.26
June
104.16
Jan.
12
12
I
102"""
Fourth 4M«
257,000
Oct 15 1933-1938
26,000
Registered.................—
219,000 Treasury 4*8Oct 15 1947-1952
Registered.................
1,228,56o Treasury 4M-3M%— Oct 15 1943-1945
A
100.30
102.1
Sale
101.26 Sale
101.26
June 28 102.2
June
3
101.27
June 20 102
June
4
10V. 10
Ii(L7~
Saie
116.3*0 Saie"
116.7
June
A
1 117.2
June 27
A
104.5
Jan.
Jan.
117.2
Jan.
116.8
June 27
Feb. 26
101.27
97*20
105.23 Sale
106.24 Sale
105.22
June
4 106.25
June 24
102.28
Jan.
106.20
Apr.
30
103.24
Jan.
105.28
May
18
101.18
Hub Saie
U2?2
111.10
June
1 112.2
June 29
108.24
Jan.
111.28
May
l
111.25
A
J
Registered.................
Treasury 4s
Dec 15 1944-1954 J
June 25 111.25
June 25
108.24
Jan.
111.25
June 25
June 27
107
Jan.
110.14
June 27
J
Registered...................
1,494,000 Treasury 3M«
Mar 15 1944-1954
Registered......................
588~666 Treasury 3M«—
June 15 1943-1947
1,000
Registered...............
2,343,000 Treasury 3s........Sept 15 1951-1955
Registered...................
10,000
4,565,000 Treasury 3s........Dec 15 1944-1948
1,000
Registered
156,000 Treasury 3M
June 15 1949-43
2,000
Registered...............
206,000 Treasury 3H«
-Mar 15 1941-1943
10,000
Registered.....
.June 15 1944-1949
2,251,000 Treasury 3Ms
June
113.6
114
A
1,000
Mar. 13
100.3
J
'32-47
l.eYi'ooo
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
June
100.1
99.28
June 15 1932-1947 J
Registered.................
1
Highest
June
J
First Sec'd 4 Ms
June 15
Fourth Liberty Loan—
v
101
3 100
1(KU7
June 15 1932-1947 J
Registered....
44,000
1,000
Ask
Sale
J
Registered
First 4s—>
Ask Bid
100
100.3
09
June 15 1932-1947 J
Lowest
Highest
'35
First Liberty Loan—
First
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Lowest
June 29
June 1
to
June 30
$
75,000
2,000
PRICES IN JUNE
Low from
July 1 1933
BONDS
June
Value
-
Saie"
J
8
iio.*13 Sale"
109.16
June
1 110.14
109.5
Mar.
110
Apr.
98*5*
106*2*1 Saie
i57"l9 Saie"
loeYf
June
167.22
June
28
103.28
Jan.
107.22
June 28
107.15
June
107.15
June 25
105.31
Mar.
107.15
June 25
103.1
June
103.28
June
19
Jan.
104.10
May
June
103.4
June
3
102.19
Feb.
103.26
Apr. 23
103.4
June
103.29
June 17
100.20
Jan.
104.10
May
103.13
J
109 Ye Sale
103.4
M
M
99*26
June
103.13
June 21
102.26
Mar.
103.13
1
June 21
107.22
June
108.19
June 28
104.15
Jan.-
108.19
June 28
106.6
Feb.
108.12
June
104.14
107.7
Jan.
108.21
June 27
Apr.
108.18
June 27
8
D
D
M S
93*.
I63Y
Saie
103728 Saie"
J
D
97.26
i03Y
Sale
103725 Sale"
J
D
9§.Y2"
107.20
1*07*24 16§7l8 Sale"
J
D
100.20
24
1
.....
M
8
M
107*2*0 I07" 23
108 Yo
Sale"
108.12
June
June
108.21
June 27
108.13
C98L§"
8
June
June
108.18
June 27
14
J
D
94.26
104*6"
Saie
l65Y Sale"
104.6
June
105.3
June 25
101.26
Jan.
105.11
May
J
I)
103.17
Jan.
104.26
J
D
MIA*
104.6
Sale
104.30 Sale
104.6
June
1 104.30
June 25
101.15
Jan.
105.8
May 24
May
1
Registered.....................
Treasury 3M*
Aug 11941 F A
103.17
Jan.
103.17
Jan.
97.27
108 ?20
107.23
June
1 108.21
June 27
104.18
Jan.
108.21
June 27
107.21
June
3 107.21
June
107.6
Mar.
107.21
June
1 106.18
June 27
102.24
Jan.
106.18
June 27
14
103.19
Jan.
106.7
June 14
Registered..............
..1949-1952
2,681,000 Treasury 3tfx
3,118", 000
Registered..................... F
1,000
107.23 Sale
Sale"
A
7,673,000 Treasury 3Ms..........
1944-1946
Registered............
11,000
6,715,000 Treasury 2
...1955-1960 M 8
Registered
6,000
594,000 Fed Farm Mtge Corp 3M«——-—1964 M S
99*24
105*19 Sale"
IO6Y4 Sale"
105.19
June
106.2
June
101.3
10 106.7
June
3
98""
Sale"
I6IY0 Saie"
I63Y7 Sale"
i03?26 Saie"
ioTfi
3s
6,000
649,000
Jan 15 1942-1947
2M«
Mar 1 1942-1947
182,000
99,000 Home Owners Mtge Corp 4s.....1951
Registered...................
1,000
3s Series A...................1952
2,257,000
Registered..................
2,000
2Mb Series B
Aug 1 1939-1949
1,928,000
Registered.......
Panama
3s
3
June
1 101.21
June 29
100.15
Mar.
101.25
June
7 101.12
June 11
101.5
May
101.12
Apr.
6
May 14
June
1 103.30
June
101.14
Jan.
104
Mar.
14
4
102.14
May 15 1944-1949 MN
Registered.....................
3s
22
103.14
Feb.
102.14
Feb.
1
99.16
Jan.
102.12
Feb.
23
17
99.20
Jan.
102.5
June
17
Registered................
1,198",000
1
101.10
100.15
.............
hiy.:
14
108.12
107.21
94*27
102.7
Sale
101.18
June
102.10
102.5
101.20 Sale
June 24
June
102.5
June
100.24
J
V 94.26
MN
9*4*26
FA
92*28
10231
Sale"
101.26
June
102.14
June 19
100.20
102.15
Apr. 30
100.26 101.3
101.5
Sale
100.26
June
1G1.5
June
18
100.24
May
101.5
June 18
100
June
100.8
June
1
100
June
101.16
Mar.
June
100
June
17
100
June
100.26
May 27
101.16
June
102.7
June 20
99.18
Jan.
102.14
Feb. 23
101.13
June
101.26
June
4
100.16
Feb.
101.26
June
100.6
June
100.23
June 20
96.20
Jan.
100.23
June 20
98.25
100*20
S
Ioi726 Sale"
100
i~"3
M
J
Feb.
100.13
May 21
Feb.
110
Feb.
100.8
Sale
I6iY7 Sale"
102.3
Sale
101.13 Sale
100.8
Sale
I66Y9 Sale"
.........
*1*10**""
...........1961
110
Feb.
5
4
18
STATE AND CITY SECURITIES
:
(See Note below)
FOREIGN GOV I*. Ft MUNICIPAL'S
5,000
Agricultural Mtge Bank (Colombia)—
♦S 16s Feb 1935 coupon on....1947 F A
♦S f 6s Apr
12,000
15 1935
coupon
Akershus (Dept) extl 5s
on..1948 A O
1963 M N
138,000
64,000 •Antloquia (Dept of) Col 7s A...1945
♦&xternal s f 7s ser B..........1945
38,000
♦External s f 7s ser C..........1945
38,000
♦External s f 7s ser D
1945
21,000
♦7s 1st series.................1957
18.000
♦7s 2d serles..................l957
18,000
♦7s 3d series..................1957
39,000
1958
104,000 Antwerp (City) extl loan 5s
113.000 Argentine Govt public works gs.1940
Argentine Nation (Govt of)—
198,000
Sinking fund 6s of June 1925..1959
Extl s i g 4s of Oct 1925
1959
252,000
Sinking fund gold 4s ser A....1957
225,000
External 1st s f 4s ser B ......1958
213,000
Extl s f 6s of May 1924
1940
128,000
External s f 6s (State Ry)
196.000
I960
Extl s f 6s (Sanitary Works)...1941
184,000
Public Works ext s f g 4s..May 1941
101,000
Public Works ext s f 5Hs—1962
331,000
J
J
8%
m
9
7%
I#
7%
99
A
O
94 %
J
D
95 %
A
O
94 M
M S
94%
94%
J
D
MN
M S
F
A
M N
F
A
24%
9
9%
Sale
9
9
99%
94 %
Sale
Sale
94%
Sale
Sale
94%
94%
Sale
Sale
21 % June
June 10
35
21%
24%
21 %
24%
92 % Sale
20 % June
92% June
June 24
June
June
June 29
95%
9% Sale
9M Sale
9% Sale
9%
Sale
9% Sale
9% Sale
9
Sale
98% 106
Sale
97 M
97% Sale
97
96% Sale
96% Sale
96% Sale
96 % Sale
97
Sale
96 M
98
93
Sale
96 %
8
8
8% June
8X June
7% June
7% June
7% June
98% June
June 28
June 28
June 28
21
Mar. 26
19% Mar. 22
90% Mar. 29
Apr.
1
Apr.
1
Mar. 29
Jan.
Jan.
7
2
2
3
4
Jan.
Jan.
7
2
10
June 28
Apr.
June 29
6X Apr.
6% May
6% Apr.
% June 29
9% June 28
9
LOO
June
5
88
Mar. 30
11
Peb. 20
Jan.
2
Jan.
4
June 28
Jan.
Jan.
10
Jan.
5
94
June
97% June 29
90 X Feb.
7
June 29
94
June
97 % June 29
97% June 24
97% June 20
7
June 29
June 24
June 20
June
97% June 27
90
90
90 M
90X
Peb.
93% June
93 % June
Peb.
Peb.
Peb.
Peb.
Feb.
7
Peb,
7
Peb. 13
June 27
7
7
7
7
June 21
June 22
90
90
90
90
June 26
84% Mar. 26
June 26
June
June 21
June
June 20
June
June 26
94% June
99% June
June 20
June 26
June 22
NOTE—State and City Securities—Sales of State and Oity securities occur very rarely on the New York Stock Exchange and usually
long Intervals, dealings In such securities being almost entirely at private "sale over the counter.
Bid and Asked quotations, however, by active
in these securities will be found on a subsequent page under the general head of "United States & Municipal Bonds.'
For footnotes see page 33.
■T-.
J.:-
only at
dealers
:-rZ
Sales in
Low
BONDS
June
June 30
$
Foreign
«
!
149,000
71,000
99,000
113,000
10,000
45,000
42,000
44,000
15,000
331,000
J
M N
964 Sale
92 %
93
J
J
If
A
29
%
1949 M 8
J
External a f 4a...............1955 J
External a f 7a..............—1955 J D
107
104 %
Sale
114
Sale
Stabilisation loan 7a....
195a MN
Bergen (Norway) ext a f 5a_Oct 151949 A O
Bxternal a f 5a
1960 M S
99%
98%
O
96%
964
254
D
23
25%
134
16
♦Bogota (City) ext g 8a
.....1945 A O
♦Bolivia (Republic of) a f 8a ....1947 M N
J
gold 7a
.......1958
308,000
♦Bxtl sink fund 7a...........1969
330,000
208,000 ♦Brasll (U S of) external 8a
1941
♦lit a f g 64a of 1926
371,000
1957
♦Bxtl a f 44a of 1927
220,000
1957
♦Cent Ry 30-year g 7a....
58,000
1952
30,000 ♦Bremen external g 7a..........1935
83,000 ttriabane (City; a f 5a........... 1957
115,000
Slaking fund gold 5a .........1958
20-year a f 6a—..............1950
21,000
Budapest (City of)—
♦(is June 1 1935 coupon on
48.000
1962
21,000 Buenos Alrea (City) 64s B 2
.1955
Bxternal a f g 6a aerie*, C-2 Apr I960
24,000
Bxternal a f 6s series C-3-.Oct I960
9,000
9,000 ♦Buenoa Alrea(Prov)ref.axt'ls f6a 1961
♦Stamped......................
1,146,000
♦External • f 64s
1,000
....1961
♦Stamped......................
174,000
Bulgaria (Kingdom of)—
♦S f 7s July coupon off........1967
37,000
♦S f 74s May coupon off......1968
18,000
;
aec
6
J
M
J
A
29
O
O
J
D
8
F
A
J
D
J
D
35%
90%
J
J
A
O
O
72
S
M
62%
86 %
Sale
June
1064 1074 1064
1044
106
105
1144 1134
113
1054
1074 108
994
994
964 "994 z984
254
27
264
254 234
244
134
15
14
54
94 Sale
44
£ 8
7
44
Sale
8
254
264 Sale
204
214 Sale
204
214 Sale
214 214
Sale
374
39
924
944 Sale
92 4
934 Sale
xlOI
1014 102
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
106
115
June
June
19
1074 June 25
June
24 100
994 June 13
_
27
4
24
5
June 21
244 June 28
14% June 24
94 June 28
30
June
June
June
June
June
17
28
28
28
1
6
1
June
14 1014 June 28
June
234 June
254 June
40
June 28
944 June 25
94
June 13
June
19
14
774 June 17
64% June 20
June
24
June
June
73
June 24
634
644
78
61
78
63%
10
65
June 20
J
14%
15
15%
154
164
174
144 June
5
134 June 10
16
June 15
19
12
24 108
June 28
June
6
20 114
June
3
June
1
June
1
14
10% Sale
108
Sale
114
Sale
102% Sale
Sale
Sale
1134 Sale
1024 Sale
Sale
54
Sale
10%
Sale
40
Sale
38
28%
32
Sale
304
28%
35
13
Sale
14
124
40
324
W*
38
Sale
14
Sale
394
94
1074
1134
1024
53
9
36
June
June
June
June
29
June 24
June
4
June 21
28
June
28
June 21
1
June
35
17
June 29
2
314 Jan.
2
314 Jan.
2
414 Feb. 15
Jan. 21
97!
97'
Jan. 18
Feb.
4
Apr.
Apr.
92
66]
51]
Mar. 28
Mar. 25
774 June 17
65
May 20
67
52
Apr.
9
Mar. 22
144 June
5
134 June 10
184 Mar.
19
Jan.
6
25
Jan.
3
1084 May
8
May 25
114
103
Jan.
2
62
Jan.
26
13
Jan.
8
June
58
June
5
28
June
47
7
28
June
4
6
7
7
II*
15
15
14
16
14
26
Feb. 23
Feb.
2
Feb.
15
15
Feb.
Feb.
15
12
12
June
7
7
6
13
14
13
18
13
1
June 26
June 26
June 26
June 26
June 28
June 11
June 26
June 26
104 June 29
26 45% June
June
24 101
10
28
June
May
Mar,
104 Apr.
104 Apr.
104 Apr.
104 Apr.
104 Mar.
104 Mar.
104 Apr.
11
Apr.
11
Mar.
104 Apr.
94 Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
17
15
14
Jan.
14
Jan. 30
Feb.
1
Feb.
1
12
Feb.
2
47
Jan.
9
7
1024 Feb.
36
Feb.
5
14
14
8
40
99
Mar
Jan.
4
27
May
Apr.
4
Apr.
4
Mar. 19
5
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
35
7
June 24
14
84 Apr.
1044 Jan.
1104 Jan.
1024 June
504 May
84 Mar.
36
78
June 27
654 May 20
June
June
21
82
June 26
June
O
124
z404
314
304
394
Mar. 30
314 Jan.
84
June 11
12
June
134 Sale
124 June
134
134
12
June
134
134
12
June
124
134
13 4
124 June
124
114 June
124
134
114 June
124
144
Sale
104 June
104 Sale
42
June
Sale
45
414
101% 1014 1002
1014 1004 June
28
274 June
26%
284 26
6
54
17
394 Jan. 10
944 June 27
914 June 27
June 26
June 26
12
llH
1024
June 28
84 June 29
394 Jan.
2
9
134
134
134
134
134
6
134 Sale
134 Sale
134
134
174 June 14
2
8
324 Apr.
14
124 June 19
124 June
12% Sale
12% Sale
12% Sale
12%
13
12% Sale
12% Sale
12% Sale
12%
134
13
12%
12%
134
....
A
M
54
Chrlatlanla (City) (Oslo) 30-yr 6a-1954 M S
U
15
Feb.
Jan.
June 28
1
82
61
8
17
9
Mar. 21 1024 Jan.
92
75
24
Feb.
Apr.
944 June 27
914 June 27
914
Jan.
June
June 13
97
4
73
78
634 Sale
May 22
Feb. 26
May 15
28
28
28
2
11
June 27
96
June
June
June
June
Jan.
15
62
MN
4
June
June
Mar. 20
Mar. 12
24
24
21
Mar. 8
Feb.
8
974 Jan.
254
204
204
214
334
874
854
June
92
90
88
June 13
Mar. 29
4
38
72
.....
81
6
30
May 14 37
934 Mar. 20 1084
934 Mar. 20 1074
1014 Mar. 20 119
97
Mar. 20 1104
954 Jan. 28 100
93
Jan. 31
994
254 May 18 38
224 May 28
384
18
114 Apr. 25
54 May
2
94
5
June
Mar. 30 1044 Jan.
Mar. 30 1044 Jan.
924 Mar.
84 June 29
23 4 June
A
♦Guaranteed sinking fund 6s.. 1962 M N
♦Chilean Munic Loan 7s
1960 M S
♦Chinese Hukuang Ry 5s...
1951 J D
Sale Prices
98
98
June 28
8
36
>
June 27
314 June 10
1074 June
4
4
374
964
364
934
904
904
]
A
.
'64*——1950
38%
94
30
96
924 June
50
!
J
.
a
Sale
101
June
F
..
♦Cologne (Germany)
26
Sale
Sale
96
F
54,000 ♦Caldas Dept of (Colombia) 74a. 1946
1960 A O
301.000 Canada (Dom) Gold 4s
264,000
20-year gold 5a...............1952 M N
84,000
44*
1936 F A
J
1954 J
6,000 ♦Carlsbad (City) a f 8a
♦Cauca Vail (Rep of Col) a f g 74x1946 A O
30,000
.1950 M S
54,000 ♦Cent Agric Bank (Ger) 7a.
♦ Farm Loan
J
a f 6a ............1960 J
49,000
♦Farm loan a f 6a .............I960 A O
50,000
♦Farm loan 6a aerlea A
....1930
53,000
74,000 ♦Chile Republic exts f g 7a.....1942 MN
♦Bxternal sinking fund g 6s
1960 A O
343,000
♦Bxternal a f gold 6s.....Feb 1961 F A
353,000
J
♦Ry ref extl a f g 6a.......Jan 1961 J
216,000
♦Bxtl a f 6a Int ctfs..
...Sept 1961 U S
141,000
♦Bxtl sinking fund 6s.........1962 M 8
74.000
♦Bxternal sinking fund 6s..... 1963 M N
155.000
1957 J D
54,000 ♦Chile Mtge Bank of gu S f 64s
♦Guar sf gold 64s
1961 J D
41,000
♦Guaranteed a f gold 6s
.1961 A O
62,000
66,000
.29,000
14,000
37,000
23,000
Sale
86
M S
Sale
86
A
...
i
Sale
224
22%
234
37%
92%
92%
99%
M S
M
6%
5%
4%
4%
4%
S
D
A
26
June
97
31
105 % 107%
...
101
Sale
888
50
Sale
tfelftlum 25 year external *4a
♦Bxternal
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
1024 June 29
1024 June 29
974 June 25
1014 June
1024 Sale
1024 Sale
Sale
101
Sale Prices
Ask
Ask Bid
101% Sale
M S
♦Berlin (Germany) a f 6 4*-.....1950 A
♦External alnktng fund 6a.....1958 J
1
Lowest
Highest
'35
Bid
J
Lowest
June 29
June 1
(Continue*)
Government
SINCE JAN.
1933
to
428,000 Australia 5s of 1925......July 15 1955
External loan 5a of 1927.......1957
224.000
External 4 44» 01 1928........1959
404,000
115,000 Austrian Govt a f 7s.;—.—...1957
13,000 +i»««aria (FreeState) extlovia—IMS
RANGE
JUNE
PRICES IN
from
July 1
M. T. STOCK EX CHAN OB
Value
EXCHANGE-BONDS
Y. STOCK
N.
Colombia (Republic of)—
♦6s April 1 1935 coupon onOct 1961
190,000
♦6s Jan 1 1935 coupon on.Jan 1961
199,000
2,000 ♦Colombia Mtge Bank 64s......1947
♦Sinking fund 7s of 1926
1946
42,000
♦Sinking fund 7a of 1927
...1947
20,000
149,000 Copenhagen external 5a........1952
Gold 44*
1*53
73.000
16,000 ♦Cordoba (City) external a f 7a.. 1957
♦Stamped...............
73,000
♦Bxternal
T, 000
a
f 7a..
....
A
O
18
24
MN
18
23
F
A
J
D
18
244
904 Sale
824 Sale
47
50*4
91
Sale
85
Sale
50
52
43
45
44%
60
55
50
F
A
294
27
51%
46
j""j
2511
78
♦7* Nov 1 1932 coupon on......1951 MN
174
29
Costa
Rica
Sale
264 27
264 Sale
19
214
19
224
19
244
754
184
31
Sale"
(Rep of) 5a of 1904 .......1944
14,000
245,000
Sale
174
90
44a external loan............1949
20-year a f 54s.......
1953
♦ Public Works
54*
June 30 1945
864
894
884
91
93
92
374
35
35
Oundlnamarca (Dept Colombia)
♦Bxternal a f 64*--—
......1959 MN
119,000
26,000 Czechoslovak (Rep of) extl 8a... 1951 A O
Sink fd 8a sar B
1952 A O
18,000
313,000 Denmark 20-yr external gold 6s .1942 J
Bxternal g 54s..1955
235.000
Bxternal g 44a............... 1962
245,000
Deutsche Bank Am part
92
104
a
Sale
105"
)2
Sale
1024 105
J
1014 Sale
954 Sale
874 Sale
ctfa 4a
1922
♦Stamped extd to Sept 1 1935...... M S
33,000
42,000 Dominican Republics f 54a.....1942 M S
1st aer 54* of 1926
1940 A O
37,000
2d aerlea sinking fund 84a.... 1940 A O
53,000
♦Dresden (City) extl a f 7s
..1945 MN
4,000
♦ El
J
Salvador (Rep) lat a f 8a A.. 1948 J
274 June 24
22
June
27
June 24
22
June 21
21
June 21
18
21
June 21
June
6
184 Apr.
194
204
894
82 %
June
June
June
June
484 June
40% June
14
26
5
1
11
18
45
June 28
June 28
474 June
4
754 June 14
50
June
80
June 12
70
31
June 29
31
June 29
174 June 25
z984 June 22
19
June
2
37
Jan.
2
24]
24]
25]
Jan.
12
Feb.
6
Jan.
31
94-
Jan.
12
t
304 May 29
174 June 25
99
364 Jan.
25
91
June 29
85
50
June 21
19
18
3
Mar. 28
86
Mar. 28
814 May 17
444 Mar. 18
384 Mar. 21
50
Mar. 21
464 Apr.
3
Mar. 25
M«.
52
May 0
474 May 10
524 May 20
514 May
2
80
Apr. 27
19
10
June 10
...
-----
Sale
364
88
June
14
904 June 13
334 June 19
894 June 21
934 June 25
364 June 11
354 May
8
254 Jan.
3
May 18
944 Feb. 20 100
90
84
77
Apr.
984 Sale
90
Sale
1014 June
954 June
864 June
5 103
June 29
1
984 June 28
4
90
June 21
95
Apr.
1
91
May 18
934 June 25
May 17
42
2
Mar. 30
----
Sale
16
Mar. 20
234 Jan.
13
June 29
124 Sale
104 June
6
102
June
1 1054 June 20
1054
105
June
6
1054 1024 June 11 105
103
Feb.
Jan
144 Jan.
3
1054 June 20
Mar. 29 105
Feb. 28
Jan
14
984 May 17 105
Feb.
8
93
May 17 101
964 Jan. 14
824 May 17
.
64#
62
574
474
52
♦Certificates of deposit.........
....1967 J
43,000 Estonia (Republic) 7s
15.000 Finland (Rep of) external 6a....1945 M 8
444
93
1949 J
"48"
96
1054 Sale
Bxternal sinking fund 64a....l956 M 8
53.000
1953 M N
33,000 ♦Frankfort (City of) a f 6 4si
D
French Republic 20-yr extl 74a..1941 J
201,000
External a f 7a of 1924
67
67
58
44,660
225,000
80
984
5a ext debt Ser A of 1914......1949
~7~666
June
24
(Republic)—
♦7a May 11936 coupon on......1951
)uba
24
21
60
48%
M N
Nov 151937 MN
♦Stamped
37,000 Cordoba (Provi Argen 7a-.......1942
^1,000
51,000
15,000
J
26}
26}
Sale
J
644
66
60
654 2.64% June 20
69
614 June
4
62
62
58
l\H
55
544 June
42
33
40% Sale
95
96
Sale
107
102
1024 104
Sale
204
24
224
234
1674 Sale
1774 Sale
D
173
3,
Sale
June
4
4
June 12
554 Jan.
614 June
70
684 June 24
61
55
June
64
Mar. 22
544 June
64
Mar. 22
66 4 June
604 June 20
344 June 27
46
384 June
June
June
6
June 29
June 28
94
June
95
105
June
107
102
June
104
214 June
1674 June
1794 173
8
June 19
3
234 June 13
1814 June 10
1794 June 26
June
33
May 14
714 Jan.
June
Feb.
24
m
Mar
23
30
62
654 Mar.
384 Jun8
844 Jan.
1034 Jan.
1014 Jan.
214 June
1654 May
1694 May
Jan.
22
96
108
Apr. 10
Mar. 14
1044 Mar
354 Feb.
190
190
5
7
Feb.
10
Feb. 28
German Gov't International—
1965 J
......1949 A
♦25-year 54* ef 1920
294,000 ♦German Republic extl 7s
German Prov ft Communal
610,000
49,000
•
D
264 Sale
O
34
394
3
264 June
1
374 June 27
244 June 21
34
May 17
374 Feb. 11
474 Feb. 11
38# June 19
404 June 14
38
May
2
484 Feb. 14
June
3
974 June 29 101
Sale
1
1124 June
7 1144 June
1 a 116 4 June25
1164 all5 June
86
Jan.
2 1084 Mar. 20
35
254 Sale
374 Sale
34
40
394
244 June 21
June
Bka—
(Cons Agric Loan) 64s ser A.1958 J
O
234
45
Graz (Municipality of)—
8,000
♦8s Unmatured coupons on...1954 M N
Grt Brit Ac Ire.. 20-year 54S....1927 F A
164,000
t«% fund fop I960
1990
197,000
5,000 ♦Greek Govt secured 7a......... 1964 MN
24,000
•S
f secured 6a...............1968 F
1952
39,000 Haiti (Rep of) 6s aerlea A
14,000 ♦Hamburg (State) 6a...........1946
♦
2,000 Heidelberg (City) extl a f 7 4*—1950
17,000 Helalngfora (City) axt 64s
.1960
Hungarian Cons Municipal Loan—
♦7 4 s unmatured
17,000
coupons on..1945
A
a
.1944 F
f 7a. 1951 J
For footnote*, see page 33.
22
16 4
24
15
102
J
♦7s unmatured coupons on....1946
J
5,000 ♦Hungarian Land M.«e 74a A.. 1961 M N
♦
9 f 7 4a series B
8,000
........1961 M N
Hungary (Kingdom of)—
♦7 4s February coupon
24,000
on.i..1944 F A
8.000 Irish Free State external 5a
1074
054
1004 102
974
114
1134 Sale
all54Sale 1154
324 36
364
264
294 304
90
14.000
472,000 Italy (Kingdom) external
49
A
D
93
25
90
Sale
35
Sale
924
35
28
June
304 June 28
90
June 19
June 14
June 22
244 254 24
19
16
274
28
1024 1024 103
1024 June
324
314
35
35
33 4
344
334
35
32 4
44
36
324
35
32
32
37 4
39
1144 116
86
June 22
Sale
35
39 4
41
115
116
82
Sale
5
914 June 24
25
18
334
334
a334 June 12 aZ3%
324 June 3 324
June
374 June
June
19
June 25
5 1024 June 26
324 June
33
June 22
June 17
June 11
June 12
June
3
394 June 28
115
June
8 1154 June 26
814 June 27 864 June 3
8
1104
1084
33 4
254
82
24
16
Mar. 2 116 4
Mar
6 119
May 11 394
May
7 33
Feb. 20
914 June 24
36 4 Feb.
5
31
Jan. 25
3 1034 Mar. 2
Feb.
7
June 14
June 22
1014 Jan.
294
304
294
324
Feb.
8
Jan.
2*
Jan. 11
Mar
20
Apr.
4
Mar. 20
June
3
38
Jan.
12
374 Jan. 24
35
Apr. 23
35
Apr. 23
344 Apr. 11 494 Jan. 22
1084 Feb.
8 1154 June 20
79
Mar. 22
944 Jan. 17
N. Y.
JULY, 1935]
Sales in
STOCK
EXCHANGE—BOND
PRICES IN JUNE
BONDS
June
STOCK EXCHANGE
N. Y.
Value
FOREIGN GOV T
Italian Cred Consortium 7s
External
sec s
ser
A 1937
s
f 6%s
1954
5%s—.....1965
■
V
'
''
•
♦
Assenting 5s of 1899
♦
Assenting 5s large...............
\ssentlng 5s small.........
1945
♦4s of 1904
vssentlng 4s of 1994
♦
Vssentlng 4s of 191g large......
\sentlng 4s of 1919 small...
1954
rreas 6s of '13 assent (large) 1933
♦♦Small
Milan City (Italy) ext loan 6%s—1952
99
Feb,'
4
Jan.
77% Jan.
16
Feb.
7
28 100
May 27
30 89% June 26
10
63% Mar. 30
Jan.
90
25
Jan.
37
36
May 28
7% June
7
5% June 25
8% June 28
6% June 12
7% June 25
8% June
4
8% June
8% June
June
7
97
4
4
85
!
Jan.
43
Feb. 15
44% Feb. 25
17 106
Feb. 28
6% Mar. 26'10% Jan.
5
Feb.
4
8% Jan.
7
9
"7% June"25 'll% Apr"."*25
8% Apr.
3
11
Jan.
7
"~5%Apr.'lS "£%Apr7!5
1954
♦
Mar. 29 1 89
1
1950
coupons on.
♦MedelUn (Colombia) 6%s
1954
♦Mexican Irrlg Assenting s f 4 %s 1943
♦MexlcoiU S> external 5s of 1899£ 1945
♦♦
' t-
June 25
31% June 27
29
37
♦
..
Sale Prices
91
76
June 14
June
7
—1957
♦
June 29
1
Highest
Sale Prices
June
5
70% June 17 74
June
8
99% June
1 100
88
June; 7
89% June 26
♦Leipzig (City) external s f g 7s. 1947
Lower Austria (Province of)—
♦7%s Unmatured
Sale Prices
93% June 18
82% June 12
76
Jugoslavia (State Mtge Bank)—
♦7s Unmatured coupons on
Highest
Sale Prices
91
June 25
SINCE JAN.
Lowest
1953
Italian Public Utility s f ft 7s
Bxtl sinking fund
RANGE
Lowest
1947
f 7s series B
Japanese Gov extl
June 1
5% June
5 % June
5% June
4
6
7
5
June
4%
3%
7%
6%
Mar. 15
Apr.
2
May 17
May 17
17
8
Jan.
7
7
7%
8%
Apr. 25
Jan.
7
May 17
Jan. 22
8
68% Mar. 29
85% Feb.
14% June
7
14% June 18
19% Jan.
19% Feb.
3
8
Jan.
9
8
Minas Geraes (State of, Brazil)—
♦6%8 September
coupon
off...1958
off
1959
♦6 %s September coupon
♦Montevideo (City) s f g 7s
♦Ext
s
1952
f g 6s series A..
New South Wales est •
f
.,1959
g 5s
1957
External s f g 5s
Norway 19-year ext s f 6s.Aug 15
19-year external s f 6s. Aug 15
10-ysar external s f 6s
Oct
......
49-year
ext • f
External
•
1958
1943
1944
1952
5%s... June 15 1965
f 5s
Mar 15 1963
Municipal Bank ext
31
June 26
31% June
4
42
36% Feb. 20
96% Mar. 28 102% Feb. 19
96% Mar. 28 102% Feb. 19
103%
103%
100%
99%
98%
98
Mar.
Mar.
May
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
18
11
18
18
2
107% Feb. 19
107
Feb. 19
104% Mar. 1
103
Jan. 17
102% Feb. 20
2
101% Feb.
5
♦Nuremberg (City) external 6s.. 1952
22% June 24
35% Feb.
9
Oriental Development 6s
77% Jan. 30
90
June 12
85% June
6
f 5s
s
1970
1953
External deb 5%s
........1958
Oslo (City) 39 year s f 6s
1955
Panama (Rep) external 5 %s
1953
♦Extl s f 5a sev A.
.May 15 1963
♦Stamped (assented)...........
74% Jan.
99
Jan.
17
3 102% Feb.
8
102% Mar. 28 107% Feb. 26
40
Apr.
3
58% June 28
36% Mar. 26 53% June 27
Pernambuco (State of)—
♦7s September coupon off.....1947
♦Peru (Rep) Sec
s f g 7s.. ......1959
♦National loan ext s f 6sI960
♦National loan ext
f 6s...... 1961
a
Poland (Rep of) g 6s
1940
Stabltls loan 7s of
*37. Oct 15 1947
External a f 8s.
Porto Alegre (City of)—
♦<s June coupon off....
1959
...1961
13% June 18
Jan.
16
7% Apr.
7% Apr.
1
15% Apr.
3
18% June 28
15% June 28
1
15% June 28
12
71
Mar. 30
80% May
7
13 126% Feb. 28
79% Mar. 30 95% Feb.
8
99% May
16% May 81
14% June 27
♦7%s July coupon off
.....1966
Prague (Greater City) 7%a..
1952
99
♦Prussia (Pree State) ext sf 6%.. 1951
♦S t gold 6s.
1952
24% May 28
24% May 20
'Jueensland (State of) ext s 17s..1941
15-year extl s f 6s
Feb 15 1947
♦Rhlne-Maln-Oanubedeb7s
Rio de Janeiro (City of)—
♦8s April coupon off
♦6%s August
ser
A1959
......1946
coupon
off......1953
22
22
Jan. 29
Feb. 25
28
37
Jan. 25
36% Feb. 15
Mar. 22 103% Feb.
106% Mar. 9 110% Apr. 25
103% Mar. 26 109
Feb. 25
37% Mar. 14 43% Feb. 16
15
June
3
13% May 29
19% Jan.
2
18% Feb. 13
Rio Grande do Sul (State of)—
♦8s April coupon off..........1946
♦
>s
June coupon off..........1968
♦78 May coupon off...........1966
♦7s June coupon off
Rome
(City) external
s
.......1967
f 6%s
1952
Rotterdam (City) ext s t 6s
1964
Roumania (Kingdom of. Monopolies)
16%
13%
14%
13%
70%
112
June
June
June
June
Mar.
Apr.
26 23% Feb.
18
6
22
Feb. 26
14
21
Feb.' 7
15 21% Feb. 26
28 87% Jan. 30
16 139% Jan.
7
♦7s August coupon off........1959
29
May 25
36% Jan.
Saarbruecken (City) • f 6s......1953
Sao Paulo (City of)—
50
June 29
78
♦8s May coupon off...........1952
♦6%s May
coupon
off.........1957
San Paulo (State of)—
♦8s July coupon off...........1936
♦8s July coupon off..
...1950
♦7s September coupon off.....1956
♦6s July coupon off...........1968
♦Sec s f g 7s
.........1940
♦Santa Fe Prov (ArgRep) extl 7s .1942
♦Stamped
....................... .
♦Saxon Pub Works (Germany)7s. 1945
♦
Geo ref guar serial gold 6%s.l951
♦Saxon State Mtge Inst 7s.
1945
♦SF g6%s.
,.Decl946
.
Serbs Croats & Slovenes (Kingdom)—
♦8s Nov 1 1935 coupons on....1962
♦7s Nov 1 1935 coupon on......
Silesia (Prov) extl sink fund 7s..1958
♦Slleslao Landowners Assn 6s...1947
Solssons (City) ext 15 yr 6s
1936
15% Mar. 27
14% Mar. 25
25
Mar. 23
17% June 20
14% June
8
14
May
2
75% June 27
Jan.
4
49% Jan.
3
52
30
June 21
30% June 24
40
June 20
Jan.
28
A
19% Mar.
19% Jan.
4
7
30
9
Jan.
23% Jan.
2
2l
Jan.
3
21
Feb.
9
91% Jan.
2
63% Apr. 24
61
May
6
42% Feb. 19
40
Feb. 15
55
Feb.
8
38% June 19
52% Feb. 18
27
36
36
Jan.
29
22% Jan.
3
65% Mar. 30
43
159
Feb.
Feb.
74% Mar.
11
61% Feb.
May 29 175% Jan.
June
9
9
1
18
14
Styria (Province of)—
♦78 February coupon off—....1946
Sydney
(City)
a
f g 5%s_.—...1955
Taiwan Elec Pow 54s.——1971
Tokyo City loan of 1912 5s......1952
External s f 5%s guar........1961
♦Tolima (Dept of) external 7S-.-1947
Trondhjem (City) 1st ext g 5 %s..1957
(Jpner Austria (Province of)—
♦7s Unmatured coupons on...1945
♦6%s Unmatured coupons on. 1957
s f 8s..1946
♦Uruguay (Rep) external
♦ttxt
s
♦Exter
1944
f 6s
s
f 6s .................1964
Venetlao Prov Mtg Bank 7s.....1952
Vienna (City of)—
♦6s Unmatured coupons on...
Warsaw (City) external
1952
7s.......1958
Yokohama (City) extl a f 6s......1961
For footnotes, see page 33.
May 20 96% Mar. 13
95% June
5 102% Jan. 24
86
74%
66%
74%
8%
91
Jan.
2
Mar. 21
Jan. 17
Apr.
1
Jan.
2
73
99
15 110
14 101%
19 47%
28 41%
28 41
May 11 83
Feb.
82
Jan.
36% Mar.
34% Mar
34% Mar.
95
87% June 10
76
May 21
86
June 6
12% Jan. 18
84% Jan.
7
Mar. 29
17
63
80% Jan.
Mar.
6
May 27
June
5
Jan.
8
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
7
8
25
96
Feb. 21
73% Mar. 1
90
June 10
N. Y. STOCK
Sales in
{
1933
June 30
Ask Bid
COMPANIES.
96,000
j
5a...1953
266,000 ♦{♦\bltlbi Pow ft Paper tat
37,000 Abraham & Straua deb
30%
104%
93%
88%
n
A O
4a......1945
Adam* Expraaa coll tr g
1952
36,000 Adriatic Elec Go external 7a
AlaGt Sou latconaSaaer A......1943
Plrat
44",000
.
cona
l02%
1943
4a aerlea B__
31,000 ♦Albany Perl rated Wrap Paper 4a 1948
..1946
66,000 Albany A Suaqlat guar lV<a.
394,000 {Allegheny Corp coll tr conv la.1944
Collateral and convertible 5a.. 1949
314,000
♦Collateral A convertible 5a. ..1954
79,000
♦5a stamped
.............1950
164,000
Allegh A Weat lat g gu 4a
1998 A O
...1942 M 8
43",000 Alleg Valley gen gu 4a
Allied Stores Corp deb 4%*
1950 A O
235,000
1937 M N
747,000 Allta-Cbalmera Mfg deb g 5a
1955
9,000 ♦Alpine Montan Steel 7s...
Sugar 6s ext to
—1940
Amer A Foreign Power deb 5a...2030
2,130,000
.....1953
66,000 American Ice a f deb 5a
.1949
564,000 American IG Chemical 5 Via
35,000
M
S
F
A
M
S
J
D
Am Beet
142,000 Amer Internet Corp conv 5Ma..1949
366.000 American Rolling Mill conv 5a ..1938
427,000 Amer Smelting A Ref 5a aer A... 1947
19,000 Amer Tel A Tel Conv 4* ......—1936
30-year coll truat 5a...........1946
224,000
35-year alnk fund deb 5a......I960
330,000
20-year sinking fund 5 Ha
1943
313,000
Convertible debentures 4Ha.. 1939
101,000
Debenture 5a...
........1965
536,000
14,000 {♦Am Type Founders 6s ctfs_——1940
MN
J
......
Amer Water
J
AO
M
8
J
D
J
J
MN
J
J
P
A
46 %
101%
Sale
Sale
16%
12 %
*13""
v
1
273"66O
J
J
Atlanta Gas Light lat
35,000
1st 30-year 5a aer B
J
D
Atl Coast L lat cona 4a
M S
....1944
5s.......194?
July 1952
General unified 4%s aerlea A.. 1964
L A Ncollat gold 4a
Oct.. 1952
10-yr coll tr 5s
May 1 1945
415,000
619,000
412,000
72,000 Atlantic A Danville lat g 4a .....1948
Second 4s...
1948
23,000
Atl Gulf A WISS Line coll tr Ss.1959
26,000
Atlantic Refining deb 5s..—...1987
106,000
Atlantic A Yadkin lat gu g 4a..1949
—
21*.666
Austin A NW lat g
Beneficial Indus Loan deb 6a
92
87 %
101% 102
93
88% June
91%
102% 103% 101% June
103
72
84% 86
110% Sale
108% Sale
94% 93% Sale
93%
102% 102%
102% Sale
102% Sale 101% Sale
102% 103% 102%
108% Sale
108% Sale
Sale
112% Sale 112%
Sale
112
Sale
112
Sale
108% Sale
m
Sale
26% 29
363,000
139,000
210,000
Boston A Maine 1st 5s
aer
aer
103% 104
l03%
103%
103%
102%
106%
103%
108%
109%
112%
104%
106
104%
Sale
104%
103% 102%
Sale
Debentures gold 5a
112
102% June
105% Mar.
m
112
June
June
107% June
112% June
37
June
79
June
98
June
24% June
25
June 26
Sale
Sale
105"
105"'
June
104
June
105%
103%
105%
6 102%
3 108"
June
June
104%
O
95% June
71% June
J D
A O
J D
UN
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34%
27% 31
23%
40% Sale
40%
107% Sale 107% Sale
44
52
47% 40
99
92% 93% 95
8*
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M
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
104% 105"
107%
111%
62%
66%
101% Sale
100% 102
95% 99
J
J
J
A
J
104
65%
101%
100%
95%
118%
124%
103%
110%
100
Jan.
Sale
Sale
Sale
June
June 27
Apr.
103}
92}
82
June
100
Apr.
3
3
June 29
June
June 25
106%
72%
97%
93%
81%
61%
46%
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June 29
June
June 22
June 18
June 12
June 26
June 29
17
June 24
June
54
101
64
June 13
66
June 28
26
Jan.
22
Mar. 23
Jan. 26
Jan.
May 13
28
104% June 29
77% Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
109%
7
Feb. 20
8
86% Jan.
63% Mar.
93% Apr.
86
Apr.
75% Apr.
Mar.
52
100
Jan.
Jan.
88
15
8
June 29
Jan.
9
8
8
38% Mar.
62% Mar.
1
Jan.
100% Jan.
76
60 }
76
113
105
103
103
Mar.
Mar.
May
108 * June 19
7
114% June
Apr.
Apr.
102% Apr. 30
101% May 22
110
Sale
6
104% June 19 105% June
108% 107% June 6 108% June 19
7
113% 111% June 3 114% June
24
Jan.
105
95% Feb.
95% Apr.
June
Jan.
108}
57}
94}
Jan.
June
21
May 22
Jan.
47
Apr.;
Feb.
93% June 10
7
Feb. 20
Jan.
8
42}
34}
Jan.
101
62
61
Jan.
June 27
May
June
25
113 '
64
100
1 102% June 21
102% 101% June
100
102
100% June 28 100% June 28
95
68
Jan.
95
Jan.
Jan.
May 21
June
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
6
4
10
8
35% June
3
34
June 12
33
35
40% 33
108% 110
107% 108% 106% June
5 108% June 19
103% Sale
103% June
1 104% June 13
104% Sale
106%
107%
33
50
33% 48
34
June 12 41%
105% Mar. 19 115%
103% Jan.
3 104%
102% Jan. 12 106%
34% Jan. 16 45
Feb. 16
Jan. 12
June 13
111%
28%
31
25
26%
26%
25%
Sale
117% June
Sale
122
June
3 1183
3 124J
111% 110% June 11 111
29
June 10
29%
28
3 28%
25% June
25% June
4 27
26%
28 V
June 22
June
.....
75% Sale
76% 77%
70
Sale
63% Sale
30
Sale
33% 31
7%
10%
7%
10
5%
10
a o%
8
5
90
June
3
75% June 27
68% June
63% June
3
1
76
67
31
June 28
10
6
June
8
June 20
:
June 26
71% June 26
33% June 3
10
June
8
7
June 20
93
MX
108
June
107% 108%
M*
108
108
Sale
109
Sale
108
107% Sale
106
105
Sale
106% June
Sale
108% Sale
75%
109% Sale
104
67
75
108
119
119
118% June
62
"68"'
75
Sale
Sale
125%
66
125
D
Sale
Sale
J
Sale
F
A
108%
69
128"" 125%
June
June
June
June
91% June 27
109
70
June
77
June
109
120
June
104%
61%
O
20
A
O
16%
81%
iix
63
82%
June 25
Feb.
Feb.
5
8
Apr. 18
Mar. 15
Jan.
25
59% Mar. 29
79
60% Mar. 29
59% Mar. 18
79% Jan. 25
3
74
Jan.
40% Jan.
5% Mar. 27
12% Jan.
28
6
Apr.
June 20
11
84
Jan.
Jan.
11
10
7
10
May 28
92
Mar. 30
106% May
110% Mar. 11
Apr.
104% Jan.
104
June
55
Jan.
65
Mar.
110
June 29
100% Jan.
June 28
114% Jan.
118% Feb.
109% June 29
120
Apr. 25
June
11
13
15
10
25
June
13
June
109% June
107% June
105% June
125% June 14
105% 106% 105% June 25 105%
June
1 111
109% 110% 109
103
June
1 103
103% 103
109% 110
109% June 21 110%
A
BSB
4% May
5
91%
MN
♦Consol 5a
J
.....1955 J
282,000
1960 A O
62,000 Buah Term Bldgs 5s gu tax"ex
8,000 By-Product Coke lat 5Hs aer aZ-1945 MN
112% Feb. 27
106
Apr. 26
Feb.
9
122
J
M S
110% June 28
May
93
Mar. 22
110% May
June 11
3
Feb. 25
105
Feb.
June
5
110
Jan.
106
J
M N
103% Apr.
104% Apr.
100% Jan.
107% Jan.
108% Jan.
June
108
Mar.
4
June 12
107% Jan.
3 112
27% May 20 44
25% May 31
39%
25% May
9 39%
Sale
103*
I960 J
107
Mar.
105
4
June 13
June 28
June 24
I
J
Sale
52% Sale
66%
67%
114%
105
106
104
113% Jan.
116% Jan.
mn
8
M
101% Jan.
100% Apr.
100
Apr.
19
8
29 K June
June
6
40% June
107% June
17
Feb. 25
Mar. 5
79% June 24
3§6*
Feb. 25
106
111
75% June 27
June 12
June
100
Jan.
24
June 25
A
M
Sale
Sale
47% Sale
J
104% Sale
108%
77%
97
98% 99%
96%
93% Sale
82%
73%
103
May 16
May 20
Jan.
98
Sale
67
5
20
26
29
106
104
Jan.
Jan.
103% June
106% Jan.
103
105
Sale
Sale
6
26% June
June
11% June
63% June
25
95
104
87% Feb.
June 20
98
Sale
1
Mar. 12
Feb.
1
102% Apr.
97% Sale
m
m
Apr.
June 27
105
June
M N
6
June 25
June
4
101
June 12
June
Apr.
June 24 106
107% 107% June 10 109
106
28
A
June
Mar. 13 101% June 21
19%
20%
7%
60%
19
June 24
89% June 28t
80
110
108% 106
105% 105%
100% 101
June
63% Mar. 14
102
110% June 28
110% June 26
June
J
6
June
31
J
June
>4 June 12
1
105% June
104% June 27
110% June 27
Sale
J
June 26
104
June
35
O
25
June
Sale
J
26% June 20
95
June
A
June
63% June 24
93
J
Apr. 12
May 1
113% June 12
42
May 18
June
Sale
J
109
June
June
100
105
102% 102% June
June
108% 107
107% 108
103% June
104% 103% Sale
June
109
110%
116"" 110% Sale 109% June
112%
104%
113%
June
55
June
6
June
11% June 29
103%
105%
103%
108%
102%
102%
103%
103%
8
June
June
10% June 11
4
Jan.
11
110% Feb. 15
113% June 12
1
89% June 28
3 101% June 21
5
June 17
June 11
Jan.
June
113%
112%
108%
113%
39%
June
111
104
103
110
102% June
95
....
96
102% June
102% June
June
101
75% Sale
J
1st lien A ref 5s aerlea B
1957
12,000
2,000 gruoswA Western lat gu g 4a... 1938
1981
14.000 Buffalo Gen Elec 4Hs aer B
2,000 Buff Roch A Pitta gen 5a........1937
Con sol 4 Ha
1957
339,000
1934
21,000 ♦{♦ Burl Ced Rap A Nor 1st 5s
♦Certificates of deposit......
1952
24"666 ♦{♦Bush Terminal Co 1st 4a
For footnotes, see page 33.
June
78
1968 J
1936
..........
103
June
96
Sale
1950 F A
138,000 Brooklyn Union K! lat 5a
53,000 Brooklyn Union Gaa Co lat g 5a. 1945 MN
lat lien A ref 6s aer A
—1947 MN
11.000
5Ha
110
88% Feb. 18
111
Sale
15-yr sec 6s series A
—1949 J D
310,000
11,000 Bklyn Queens Co A Sub gtd 5s..1941 MN
1st 5a stamped...............1941 J
J
9,000
Conv deb
Sale
103 }
105 %
Sale
87% June
5
June 19
June 24
June
Q3
63
90
Sale
AC... 1967 M S
A
60
Sale
Sale
lat mortgage 5s series II
1,062,000 Bklyn-M Tr R T Sec 6s
Sale
88% 89%
101% Sale
24%
26%
23%
25%
11% Sale
104
1946 M 8
1950
37
2
97% Jan.
103
72
107% June
Sale
1955 MN
1st g 4Ks series JJ
1961 AO
Boston ANY Air Line lat gu 4a.l958 F A
58,000
A O
2,000 ♦{♦Botany Cona Mills sec a f 6Hal934
A O
♦Certificates of deposit.
5,000
♦{♦Bowman-BUt Hotels 1st 7s...1934
Stpd as to payment of 1435 part red M 8
J
...1941 J
40,000 Brooklyn City RR lat 5a
55,000 Brooklyn Edison Inc gen 5a A...1949 J J
J
Gen mtge 5a series E
......1952 J
109,000
e'l'.ooo
104%
105%
104%
108%
95
Sale
92% June
June
Jan.
13% May 24
90% Feb. 27
108% May 10
June 18
95
101% Mar. 25
June
63
85
95
J
13
June
June
Sale
71
J
June
June
4 108% June 29
June 18
92% June 17 95
June
3 101% June 28
75
1951 J D
33,000 ♦Berlin City Electric deb 6 %•
♦Deb sinking fund *%•
1959
30,000
♦Debenture 6a...
.......1955
20,000
Berlin Elec Elev A Undgrd Ry
♦Ut *%•__.
1956 A O
26,000
MN
195,000 Bethlehem Steel lat A ref 5a g A. 1942
J
20-year pur A imp a f 5a..—.1936 J
270,000
Big Sandy Ry 1st mtge 4a
1944 J D
Bing A Blng a f deb 6Ha..
26
13% June 21
D
.
49",000
18
June
MN
I
103
14
96
MN
J
5s guar......1941 J
23,000 {Baldwin Locom Works 1st a f 5a.1940
uait A Ohio 1st g 4a........July 1948
281,000
Refund A gen 5s aer A
1995
182,000
lat gold 5a
July 1948
163,000
Ref and gen 6a, aeries C.......1995
413,000
PLB A WVaSys ref g 4s
1941
251,000
Southw Dlv latSHi at 8% .<.—1950
260,000
Tol Cin Dlv lat A ref 4a aer A..1959
269,000
Refunding 5a aerlea D.
2000
662,000
Conv g 4%*
I960
2.090,000
Ref A gen 5a series F
.......1996
481,000
Bangor A Aroostook RR 1st g 5s '43
1951
8"o",666 Con ref mtg* gold 4s
4s stamped...................1951
90,000
..1942
41,000 Batavlan Pete gtd deb 4%*
33,000 Battle Creek A Sturgia gu 5a. ...1989
39,000 Beech Creek 1st gu 4s.......—1936
Second guar gold 5a
........1936
1,000
Beech Creek Eaten lat g 3Ha.. .1951
86,666 Bell Telephone of Pa lat 5a B.—1948
First A ref 5a aerlea C
...1960
i
56,000
Belvidere Del cona gtd g 3V$a
1943
Sale
June
107
Sale
May 24
May 20
2
75% Jan.
4
66% Jan.
73
101
63
Feb. 23
June 26
Jan.
2
63% June 17
June
Sale
93
8,000 Ark A Memp Bdge A Term 1st Ss.1964
J D
331,000 Armour A Co. 1st real estate 4Ha 1939
1943 J J
570,000 Armour A Co of Del lat 5Ha
J D
171,000 Armstrong Cork conv deb 5s.....1940
1995 A O
117,000 Atch Top ASF gen g 4a
Adjustment g 4s
Jnly 1 1965 Nov
19,000
Stamped 4a..........July 1 1995 MN
140,000
Conv g 4a of 1909.......
1955 I D
1,000
Conv g 4s of 1905.............1955 J D
35,000
Conv g 4s of 1910
I960 J D
10,000
Conv deb gold 4Ka.......
..1948 D J
186,000
Rocky Mt dlv 1st 4s A..
..1965 J J
12,000
I
Trana-Cont Short Line 1st 4a gl958 J
27,000
Cal-Arlz 1st A ref 4Ha aer A ...1962 M 8
79,000
Atl Knox A No 1st g5a
...1946 J D
li'odo Atl A Char Air Una 1st 4%a A..1944 J J
June 10
26
May 13
May 21
11
60%
12% Sale
90
6
Jan.
59% June
16% June
70
Sale
108% Sale
94% Sale
8
MN
59
Sale Prices
41%
105%
94%
100%
108%
103%
64%
June 26
June
1
Highest
June
5
June
7
June 22
June 12
101%
J
J
Sale Prices
June 17
101% Sale
Q
8
J
Sale Prices
26
107 %
79% Sale
98% Sale
23% 26
22%
9%
11
55% Sale
M
"72%
18
96
M
Debenture gold 6a oerlee A...1975
232,000
10 yr conv coll tr 5a......—1944
520,000
66,000 {♦Amer Writ Paper lat g 6a.... ..1947
♦Ceitlficates of Deposit.........
10,000
53,000 ♦AngloChilean Nitrate 7a——.1945
98,000 ♦{Ann Arbor lat g 4a......July 1995
Lowest
31%
Sale
26%
104% 103% June 20 104%
104
105
92% June
7 z94%
93
93%
93 %
81% June 26 *86%
80%
78%
91
108% 107% 108
102
June
103%
102 % 103% 104
51
Sale
45
44% June
51
June
102%
101% 101
Works A Bloc
MN
Ask
Sale
70
62
89
Highest
Sale Prices
'35
Bid
RAILROAD AND INDUSTRIAL
Lowest
June 29
June 1
to
EXCHANGE
N. Y. STOCK
Value
July
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN JUNE
Low from
BONDS
June
EXCHANGE-BONDS
June 12
103% Jan.
June 25
70
77% June 13
125% June 14
2 max Apr. 17
Mar. 11
2
108% Jan.
101% Apr. 12
June 13 108% Jan. 16
June 18 107
104
June 18 104
104
June 18
105
2
51% Apr.
Sale
58% June
3 64% June 17
9
24
17% May
18
June 11
21% June 21
23%
12
20%
14
Apr.
20%
76
Jan. 29 85
85
June 28
89
76% June
4
37% Apr. 12 51
June 24
Sale
38% June 4 45
53% Apr. 13
June 25
Sale
55% June
4 63
2
77% Jan.
6 83% June 12
83% 82% June
June 22
June
Mar. 16
107% May 8
105% June 10
1
IfH
May
7
Mar. 30
Feb. 27
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
8
18
o
June 28
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.-
28
28
11
N. Y. STOCK
July, 1935]
Sates in
BONDS
June
h. t. stock
Value
exchange
July 1
1933
June 1
to
June 30
$
J
P
A
118,000
144,000
104,000
Guar g 4Ha
Guar g 4^a
MN
M
J
S
J
J
J
A
O
A
1951 M S
J D
183,000 Canadian No deb a f 7a......... 1940
J
1946 J
35-year deb a f guar ♦%•
—
133,000
J
J
722,000 Canadian Pac 4% deb atock
Collateral truat gold 414*--— 1946 M S
156,000
J
1944 J
5a equip truat ctfa............
97,000
Collateral truat g Sa.......... 1954
221,000
483,000
3~f,o66
1960
Collateral truat 414a
{♦Carolina Central lat gu g 4a.. 1949
CaroClinch * Ohio lac 5a.
.
....
.
Sale Prices
Ask
Sale Prices
Ask Bid
108% 108% 108% Sale 108% June 3 108% June 17
June
3
al04%Sale 104% 104% 104% June 20 105
101% 101% 101% 101% 101% June 25 101% June
4
101% 101% 101% June 27 101 % June
101% 102
5
108%
102%
110%
114%
117%
117%
J
D
J
D
P
A
MN
-
A
O
80,000
302,000
48,000
174,000
44,000
405,000
34,000
1,096,000
13,000
13,000
421,000
92,000
354,000
281.000
Jan 1957
Through St L lat gu g 4a..... 1954
Guar 5a
M
S
13%
A
5a May 15
.......
litis
16~2",666
115,000
207,000
161,000
1,109,000
22,0QP
121,000
11,000
571,000
110,000
284,000
29,000
215,000
37,000
4,000
37,000
510,000
712,000
54,000
36,000
59,000
33,000
June 24
99
June
June
June
36% June 12
108% June 15
June 22
June
21% June 19
10% June 24
10% June 25
8% June
8% June
50
25
,
91
62
"20"
91
101
78
gold 4s.............
J
lat Ac ref 5a series A
—
June 27
June 17
103
June 13 103% June 13
June 19
June 25 106
June
June 12
1 107
112% June 21 113%
116% June 22 117%
110% June
3 111%
109% June 15 110%
110
110%
109
111*
li%
June
Mar. 27 108% Feb. 20
1
May 28 98% Feb.
97% Mar. 13 103% June 29
23 103% June 28
97% Mar.
69% Apr. 17 87% June 24
4
65% Jan. 29
52
Apr.
Feb. 20 120
63% Mar. 13
103% June 13 104%
102
Mar. 28 106%
101% Jan. 12 107
114
50% Jan.
Sale
May 20 110
May 14 109
May 11 114
Mar. 30
75
June 19
June
1
19
Mar. 21
Apr.
2
June 19
Jan.
2
Feb.
106% June 21
27% June 19
Jan.
8 106% Apr.
Jan.
8
19% June
May
Apr.
21% Feb. 25
June 28
22
Jan.
21
8% Jan.
Apr.
6
June 13
June
92%
111%
54%
46%
June 28
Mar.
111%
45%
42%
49%
49%
June
June
55
Mar.
58% June 24
58% June 25
Mar.
62% Jan.
62% Jan.
Sale
Sale
38
43% June
June
t5
June
48
June
Sale
51
June
55
19
June 28
June 28
June 28
I
D
Sale
J
D
Sale
Sale
MN
Sale
Sale
12%
48% Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
8
7
3
9
61% Jan:
May 11
47
Jan.
7
70
18%
Jan.
53
Jan.
53
57% Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Apr.
49
24%
11
Jan.
Mar.
June 12
48
Sale
76%
38%
33%
11%
Mar.
Mar.
48% June 11
3
51% June
56% June 12
June
Sale
D
18
18% June 28
9% June 29
62% June 11
26
June 12
Mar.
y\
24% June 11
24 % June 11
Mar.
14% June
Apr.
78
June 21
June
40
June 11
June 19
5%
2%
2%
3%
June 19
June 19
June
is*
June
June
June
12%
12%
12%
Feb. 21
Mar. 30
1
Apr.
Mar. 15
3
15
June 14
14% June 25
Mar. 14
3% Mar. 16
J
D
J
D
88'H
76
June 29
3% Mar. 25
1% Mar. 12
4
3
May
3% June 29
J
D
72
78
87
June
88
June 27
3
J
D
57
Sale
Sale
June
72%
June 25
Sale
Sale
June
52
June 24
109
Sale
June
107%
111
June
109% June 24
108% June 26
Sale
107*
110*
June
108
June
100%
106%
Sale
June
110% June
100% June
Sale
June
107
106
Sale
June
Sale
June
107% June
67% June 29
June 13
95
10* Sale'
43%
107%
107%
107%
110%
98%
105%
June
Sale
Sale
"60% Sale
105
89
June
88%
Sale
June 14
June
100
66%
94%
June
Sale
92% Sale
35%
38%
104% Sale
106% Sale 104% June
103%
103% 104% 103
102% Sale
102
108
103% 102
June
June 26
June
June
3
1
29
26
25
June 25
7 102% June
112
June 25
111
111% 109% June 10
111% June 17 112% June 29
112% Sale
June 3 114% June 19
113% 113% Sale 113
78
70%
78
100
Mar. 30
3%
3%
3%
3%
May
Mar.
June
June
2
Jan.
2
14
8
Jan.
4
4
7
78
June 21
28
25
7
Feb.
1
Jan.
7
Jan.
7
Jan. 21
10
105% Jan. 18
June 29
89
June 27
88
72% June 25
June 24
109% June 24
8M
17
16
18
16
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
3
15 110% Mar. 25
28 108% Mar. 18
13 115
Jan.
8
2 100% June 29
11 107
June 26
Mar. 13 107% June 25
68
May 13
2
Jan.
95% Apr. 27
Mar 13
41% Feb. 23
1% Mar. 15
9
7
1
107
103
109% 110
111% Sale
June 14
3% Mar. 29
Jan.
Jan.
22% Jan.
Mar.
14
June
31
28
28
Mar.
:
June
77%
39%
9
7
23
7
8
3
June 19
15
3% June
48%
53%
I
64% Jan.
Jan.
26
Mar.
30
5% June 18
45% June 12
11% June
47
Sale
Jan.
Mar.
June
Sale
52
Mar.
June 25
Sale
Sale
14
June 25
59
Sale
49
June
3
4
4
8% Jan. 23
92% Feb. 25
111% June 14
8
58% Jan.
Jan.
June 25
Jan.
June
June
Sale
Sale
10
22
7
Mar. 15
5*4 June 12
MN
8
Jan.
June 12
June
Sale
MN
it*
15% June 28
18
June
MN
4
20
Apr.
June 12
15% June 28
18
90
52
4
June 26
5%
MN
1
Mar.
116
June
Sale
MLar.
113% June
4
5
Sale
Apr. 26
June 19
June
24%
18
8
4
3
June 21
MN
C lat 4a...Aug 2 1936 Q F
.1*42 MN
Ve'ooo Cln Union Term tat 4%e *er A—2020 J j
1st mtge 5s aeries B
...2020 J .1
60,000
1st mtge g 5s series C guar——1957 M N
56,000
J
Clearfield Bit Coal 1st 4a
.1940 J
J
Clearfield 5k Mahon lat gtd g 5a .1943 1
June 12
5
2 113% June
110% Jan.
2 120% Mar. 4
114% Jan.
108
Mar. 12 111% June 25
2 111% Feb. 18
108% Jan.
Feb.
8
8 105
105
Feb.
5
5 102% Jan.
102% Jan.
June 20 105% Jan. 16 112% Apr. 30
June 24
8 108
June 24 105% Apr.
11
June
6
Sale
J
Jan.
June
74% June
Sale
J
May 23
9
7
Mar.
June
5
June 10
June 25
June 29
26
MN
M N
June 27
Apr. 10
n, June 21
52
—
12
2
Sale
1st 5k ref 5 Ha aerlea A..
..1962 M S
204,000
5%s series C
........—..1962 M S
51,000
Chllds Co deb 5a
1943 A O
387,000
....1947 I J
231,000 Ihlll Copper deb g 5a...
M N
{♦Choc Okl 5k Gulf conaol 5a....1952
A O
106,000 Cln Gas 5k Elec 1st mtge g 4s A..1968
Cln Ham 5k Day 2d g 4 Ha.
1937 J J
For footnote*, see page 33.
28
7 106% Mar.
2 109% May
Sale
J
.
19
Feb.
Jan.
Apr.
42%
.....Dec 1 1W» VI 8
4Ho A..1963 J 3
J
1st 5a series B—............ 1963 J
Guaranteed gold 5a.........-1944 J D
.
June
15
25
Jan.
Sale
Income guar 5a
.
19
29
92%
Chic Un Station lat gu
Cln Ind St L Ac
June 19
Feb. 28
Jan.
24%
24%
4a ...1956
Chic L 8 Ac Bast lat 4 His
1969
Chic Mil Ac St P gen g 4a aer A...1989
Gen g 3Ha aeries B.....May 11989
Gen 4%* aerlea C—....May 1 1989
Gen g 4%« series B.....May 1 1989
Gen 4%* series F
May 11989
Chic Mil St P Ac Pac mtge 5a aer A. 1975
♦Cone ad J 5a
J an I 2000
Cln Leb 5c N lat con gu g 4a
June
June 26
Chic Indiana 5k Sou 5A-yr
•♦Sec. gold 4 H* series A.......1952 MS
♦Certificates of deposit..—
18
19
91
June 14
106% 105% June
♦♦Refunding gold 4s......—-1934 AO
♦Certificates of deposit..
5
8
101
63
106
J
8
Jan.
June 21
J
A
Jan.
14% Jan.
1
77
117
J
26
14
45
Sale
A
•{♦Chicago Rya lat 5s stamped
P
Aug 1 1932 25% part paid—...1927
18
29
5
4
116
4%*„.-«■''-I960
1951
Gold 3 Ho
...June 15 1951
Memphis Die 1st 4s...........1981
Chic T H 5k S'eaat lat 5k ref 5a...196?
Mar.
105
M S
{♦Chic Gt Western lat 5t-yr 4a.. .1959
♦Convertible gold
Apr.
6% Apr. 10
17% June 17
June
June 29 120
.1937 J
Chic S L & N O gold 5a
13
7
June 26
June
J983 MN
•{♦Chic R I 5c Pacific gen g 4a...1988
♦Certificates of deposit....
18
17
109* June 25
108% June 26
11% Sale
10% Sale
91
2
June
June
93
June
June
44
40
43%
105% 105% 103% June
107% June
109% Sale
Sale
106% June
107% Sale
105% June
106% 106% Sale
76%
1987
General 4s
;
...—..1987
Stpd non payt Pad Inc tax.. 1987
Stpd gen 494a non-pay Inc tax. 1987
Gen 5s stpd non pay Inc tax..1987
General 4%* stamped.........1987
15-year secured 6 He—Mar 1 1936
1st 5k ref g 5s
May 2037
1st 5k ref 4 Ha stamped...May 2037
1st 5k ref 4 Ha aer C
May 2037
♦Cone 494o aeries A-—
1949
May
105% June 10 110% Mar. 2
3
94% June 29
71% Jan.
2
8
67% Feb.
50
Mar.
1
1 103% June 29
7 103% June 28
1
87% June 24
43%
.1951 MN
Chic & No West gen 3 Ha
25
Jan. 29
27% Apr. 13 39
107% June 12 109% Mar. 18
Jan.
3
39
May 29 47
Feb.
110% June 27 111
108
June 24 108
.1934 A O
♦{Chic * B III lat cons g 4a...
{♦Chic 5c B 111 Ry (new co) g 5a ♦Certificates of deposit......
Chic 5k Brie 1st gold 5s
Chic Gaa L Ac C lat gu g 5s.....
3
3
3
2
Jan.
Sale
J
General 4a.................. .1958 M 8
lat Be ref 494> aerlea B........ .1977 F A
.1971 P
us*
78
Sale
Q 111 Die 394*
.1949 J
3
2
108
Warm Springs Valley lat g 5s .1941 M 8
Chic Ac Alt RR ref g 3a......... .1949 A O
J
.1949 J
Chic Burl 5c
Illinois Division 4a.....
16
71
19
105
110%
107%
J
27
20
J
May
3
*45
5 109
106
107%
June 13
June 27
6 119% Jan.
3 117% Jan.
6 115% Jan.
30 105% June 29
June 26
3
Mar.
1
21
95%
June 19
99% June
70
112%
117%
111%
Sale
109%
101%
19
June
7 118
Jan.
5 120% Jan.
June 22
1
89
2 104% June 24
2 112% Mar. 23
20
June 14
16
21
1 114% Jan.
21 107% Jan.
Feb.
18 125
June
June
119% 118% Sale
112% 113% 112%
117
117% Sale
110
110% 110%
110
110% 110%
107.
106%
Ma
June 13
June 29
Sale
109
June 18
105% June 10 106%
1
91 " June
94%
59
June
7 59%
51
103% 102% June 22 104%
102% Sale
100% 100% Sale
Sale
85% Sale
Apr
19
June
Sale
92
113
15
i* 11*
Sale
62
104%
3
112% June
105% June 29
101% June 26
June
14
107%
1st 6 H* aeries C—
1963
350.000 Chic 5c West Ind Conaol 50-yr 4a. 1952 J
6,000
119
81
Sale
103
♦Stamped.................
34,000
213,000
June 22
43
Sale
J
105
June
89
June
105
1940 J
105
124
June
June
115%
,
109%
39
1944 J
Potts Creek Br 1st 4a......... 1946 J
.1989 J
BkA Dl? 1st con g 4a
...
.1989 J
2d con
June
June
28% June
107% June
103
Ref 5c Imp 494s aer A.......... .1993 A O
»
J
.1995
June
,
40
Sale
D
112
23
2,000 {♦Chic Indlanap 5k Louis* rf g 4s 1447 J
♦Refunding gold 5s aer B......1947 J
1,000
♦Refunding 4a aerleaG........ 1947 J
J
♦1st Ac general 5s series A.....-1966 MN
46",000
♦lat 5k gen 6a aerlea B
May 1966 J J
10,000
26,000
Sale
103^
Ref Ac Impt 494* etrlee B
Craig Valley 1st g 5a
54,000
1,000
384,000
199,000
267,000
212,000
58,000
2,040,000
1,669,000
105,000
218,000
Sale
104
MN
V 93,000 Cbes Ac Ohio 1st coaa g 5a....... .1939
.1992 M 8
General gold 494a
.......
155,000
130.000
99,000
276,000
207,000
157.000
1,000
322,000
52,000
18,000
79,000
193,000
Sale
J
1936 J
1947 MN
Charlea Ac Savannah lat g 7a
331",000
Sale
59%
118%
Sale
75% Sale
72%
103% 102% 103% 103%
Ga col tr g 5a.
Central Steel lat alnk fund 8a... 1941 MN
Certatn-teed Prod a f g 594a A... 1948 M 8
9,000
2.000
51%
53
Sale
92%
122%
86%
101%
111%
103%
99%
Sale
m
94
101%
99%
78%
58%
119%
June
Sale
9
Sale
91
June
117% June 11
4
115% June
112% June
June
55
91
104
105
Sale
34%
15%
"Sale"
Sale
Sale
41
106%
June
1
4
Feb.
Jan.
15
May 27
10 111% Feb. 25
13 104% Jan. 18
7 113% Jan.
3
115
June
7
June 25
108% 109
108% June 12 109
109% !10% 108% June
4 110% June 18
77
June 28
73
June 10 77
73%
50%
A
June
June
50
41
23
1960 F
1937 MN
...
Cen RR Ac Bkg of
167,000
265.000
Sale
25
1949 F
Cent Pac lat ref gu g 4a....
Ches Corp conecol tr g
10 year conv coll 5s
50
8% Sale
18%
Cent 111 Elec 5c Gaa lat 6a....... 1951 P
1961 J
Cent N B lat guar 4a
Central of N J gen g 5a......... 1987 J
1987 J
General 4a
..........
118
June
114
33
8
June 22
June
109%
116%
117% 116%
114% 113%
Sale
111%
Sale
111%
5
June 25
June 17
May 16
11
June
June
Sale
Jan.
2 108%
Jan.
5 105%
June 25 103
June 27 103%
2%
106%
102%
108%
112%
June
102
Sale
107%
103%
101%
101%
June
109
1946
♦Mobile Die lat g 5a
Cent Hud G 5c B lat 5a
Sale Prices
12%
111%
103%
110%
114%
7% June
Sale
28% Sale
107% 109%
♦Middle Ga 5c Atl Dl? pur ee
""5,666
11% Sale
111
117%
117% 117%
Sale
115
114%
112%
112% Sale
111%
112% Sale
105% 105% 105%
123%
123% Sale
88%
87% Sale
101
101% 103%
111%
111% 112
105%
104% Sale
101%
99% Sale
♦Macon 5c Nor Die lat g 5a..— 1946
5a. 1947
5,000
Sale
Sale
103% 103
Sale
110% Sale
115
114% Sale
110
109% Sale
73
70%
lat k con g 4a aerlea A.Dec 15 1952
35,000
6,000 Carthage 5c Adlr lat gu g 4a.... 1981
1948
23,000 ♦Cent Br Un Pac lat g 4a
1943
24,000 Central Dlat Tel lat M-year 6a...
11,000 {♦Cent of Ga Ry lat g 5a...Nor. 1945
♦Conaol gold 5a.... ......... 1945
151,000
♦Ref 5c gen 594a aerlea B...... 1959
59,000
1959
♦Ref 5c gen 5a aerlea C
...
70.000
♦Chat Dl? pur money g 4a.... 1951
27,000
94%
108$
1930
Highest
Sale Prices
Highest
Lowest
SINCE JAN.
Lowest
,
9
A O
1956 P
.................
Ts*
92
V A
Guaranteed g 5a._—.......... 1970
J D
Guar gold 494a......June 15 1955
42,000
;;
MN
J
June 29
'35
Bid
23,000 Ccl Gu 9c EI Corp unit Be ft Be. 1937
1940
60,000 Calif Packing con? dab 5a......
21,000 Calif Pet cone deb iff 5a....— 1939
Cone deb • f g 5%•........... 1938
53,000
Camaguey Sugar Co—
♦1st 7a ctfa of deposit......... 1942
132,000
1962
68,000 Canada Sou con gu Be aer A.....
Canadian Nat guar IHa.8ept 15 1954
51,000
1957
Gold AHe
132,000
Guaranteed gold 5a
July 1969
62,000
Guaranteed g 5a..........Oct 1969
126,000
RANGE
PRICES IN JUNE
Low from
1
1ft.
25
EXCHANGE-BONDS
4
107% Apr.
Apr.
2% May 17 103
3% Jan.
3
2
Feb. 18
101% Mar. 16 103
1
100% Jan. 15 102% Apr.
June 25
109
Jan. 17 112
Mar. 12
110
Jan. 31 113
111% Jan. 15 114% June 19
69% Mar 28 69% Mar. 28
26
N. Y. STOCK
Sales inJune
Value
BONDS
to
„
June 30
$
59,000 C C C ft St L gen g 4a
1993
5,000
General Steer lea B
1993
15,000
Ref & imp 6a aeriea C
1M1
59,000
Ref & imp 5* aeriea D
.......1963
740,000
Ref & Impt 4%e aeriea B
1977
29,000
Cairo DIt 1st gold 4a
....1939
109,000
Cln W he M DIt tat g 4a
1991
12,000
St Louis DIt lat coll truat g 4a. 1996
Spring & Col DIt 1st g 4a
D
J
D
J
J
J
J
J
J
M N
g 5a
1938 J
J
Cle? & Pitts gen gu 4%e ser B..1942 A
Series B go 3H*
1943 A
O
O
Series A gu 4%a
1943 J
Series C gu ma
1441 M N
Series D gu 3%a
1950 F
A
General 4%s series A
..1977 P
Gen & ref. mt0e4%8 series B.1.1981 J
J
Rj 1st gu 4s
52,000
conv
65,000 Comm'l In* Truat
JD
1948 A O
1955 F
deb5His. 1949 p
cone
A
a
Conn & Pasaum Ries iat g 4a
6,000 Conn Ry A Lt lat g 4Ma
15,000
Stamped guar 4Ma
♦Consol Hydro-Elec
1943 A O
1951 J
J
Ml I
J
-
Debenture 4a.
35,000
40,000
21,000
226,000
100,000
58,000
11,000
23,000
703,000
1,000
162,000
14,000
5,000
A&O 1955 A
Con sum <;aa Chic 1st guar g 6s
1936 i D
Consumers Power lat lien 5a C.. 1953 W N
Container Corp of Am 1st sf g 6s 194, I
D
.....1943 J
warr
Copenhagen Telep cxtl
D
s
f g 5s..1934 K
a
Crown Cork A Seal a f 6a
1947 J
D
Crown Willamette Pap lat a f g 6s 1931 I
Crown Zellerbacb deb 6s w w—.. 194 > M
Cuba Northern Kys 1st 6M*-...
< :uba RR 1st 50-yr g 5s
1942 J
J
8
L>
1952 J
Cumb T A T 1st A gen 5a
D
1937
D
I
j
Del A Hud lat A ref 4a.......... 1943 H N
5a
1935 A
5He
O
1937 M N
Delaware Pr A Lt lat If 4Ma...._197l
J
J
...1969 J
4%a
J
J
......1969 J
1936 F A
M N
M N
J
J
J
F
J
A
Detroit Edison Co 5s Series A. ..1949 A
O
Gen A ref 5s series B..........1955 J
Gen A ref 5a ser C ...........1962 F
Gen A ref 4Ma series D........1961 F
D
A
A
Gen A ref 5a series B—........ 1952 A O
♦Detroit A Mack lat lien g 4a
1995 J D
♦1st 4s assented
1995
♦Second gold 4s..
1995 1 D
Detroit RDer Tunnel lat
gu 4%a. 1961 M N
Donner Steel lat ref 7a ser AA
1942 J
J
52,000
32,000
1,000 Dui Mtssabe A Nor gen 5a....... 1941
104,000 Oul A Iron Range lat 5a
...1937
110,000 Dul So Shore A Atlantic g 5a
1937
171,000 Duquasne Light 1st
mtge g 4 Ma A1967
47,000
1st M g 4Ma aeriea B
1957
I
J
A O
J
J
A O
H 8
143,000 ♦♦Eastern Cuba Sugar a f 7 Ma 1937. M 8
1,000 Eastern Ry M No DIt 1st g4s
f948 A O
71,000 i.astern Tenn Va A Ga 1st g 5s
195e MN
7.000 34 El III Bkn 1st con
g 4s..
1939 J
J
10,000 Rd El 111 N V lat cons g 5s
1995 J
J
105,000 El Paso A S W lat A ref 5s
1965
30,000 Arte A Ptttsb gen gu g 3Ht set B.1940
15,000
Series c 3 Ma
1948
164,000 Erie RR 1st con A prior Han 4a..199*
470,000
1st consol gen lien 4s
iwt
Gen
cout 4s Series D
Ref A Inapt gold 5s ser 1927
Ref A Imp 5s ser 1939
44,000
1,000
.
«
95% Mar.
"95% Mar.""i
103% Apr. 15 105% Jan. 15
111% June 18 111% June 18
~~May~29 i05"""May~29
107% Mar. 19 111% May 29
I65%May"2l l05%May"2i
103% 104% 105
Sale
100
103%
Sale
95
99%
Sale
86
90%
105
104
Sale
58
66%
82
83% 83%
104
June
3 105
June 12
99% June
94% June
4 104
June 24
Sale
Sale
86
3
103%
June
3
99% June 28
90% June 24
100% Mar.
105% Jan.
92% Apr.
85
Apr.
80
104
104
Jan.
Sale
58
June
67
June 24
38
84
82
June
June 21
104
66% Jan.
22
May
Jan.
67
25
Sale
59
Sale
June
June 17
56
59
Sale
June
62"
June 20
55% Mar.
June
90
June 29
69
June 24
68% Mar.
24% 23%
57 K
63%
59%
56%
60%
59%
85%
90% Sale
87% Sale
85
85
89% Sale
88%
85
Sale
87
89% Sale
109% 110% 109%
110% 111
106%
106% 107% 106%
112% 112% 111% 111% 111%
109% 112
110% Sale
101%.
107%
...
107%
...
24
June
June
June
June
3
June 24
90
June
110%
June 13
June
107
June
5
June
112% June
3
109% 112
June 27
111
1 112
111% 110% June
102%
107% June" 17 107% June"25
107%
June 15
107% June 8 108
107%
....
68
24
Mar.
73%
65%
90%
90%
Mar.
Mar.
90
106% Jan.
106
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
June
June
June
110% June
107
June
112% May 1
105% Mar.
110% Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
June
84% May
102% Jan.
98% Jan.
1C6% Jan.
100
June
99% June 28
91% Jan.
Mar.
83%
25%
62%
28
105
34%
Sale
106% Sale
Sale
23
25
4Ms
For footnotes see page 33.
21
32
33%
104
104% 104%
106%
106% Sale
101% Sale 102%
Sale
83
89%
95
96
94%
105% 105% 106
103% 104%;104
'1003
100% 101
483
47% Sale
Sale
38
43
31
42
106% 108
77%
79%
100% 101
92%
106% Sale
103% 105
105%
103%
105% 106%
105% Sale
25% Sale
26
6%
ii*
Sale
7%
5%
13%
J
J
J
J
A
O
O
O
78%
110
May 27
112% Mar 20
May
4
9 107% June 25
15 101
14 108
June 15
.1946 J
.194T J
J
.195^
I
D
.197
VI 5
21% June 12
21% June 21
22
June 20
June
3
22
36 J
33
June
104% May
99
Jan.
102% Jan.
19
May
20
May
41% Feb. 16
24 106% Apr. 23
3 108% June 28
2 106
Apr.
6
22 35% Jan. 18
27
32% Feb. 19
29
33
Sale
105
Sale
103% June
103
Sale
1
101% June
105% June
83
Sale
June 20
36!
104%
107%
103%
92%
22
June
June 10
June
5
29
Jan.
29
Jan.
June 22
103
Jan.
105% June
99% Jan.
22
June 20
44% May 10
44
May
9
105% Mar. 6
109% Mar. 22
104
Afcr. 27
95% May 13
14
11
June
17
83
Jan.
95% June 24
June
June
June
June
93
Apr.
Apr.
100
107
Feb.
Jan.
105
June
18
Jan.
May
54% May
44% May
May
May
107% Feb.
27
27
17
20
June
106
105
June 25
June 18
June
101
June
June
5
June
50% June 19
June
June
5
June 18
June 24
June
4.9
June
June
106% June 13
Sale
M
IV
102
Jan.
29
Jan.
28
Apr.
23% Jan.
106% Jan.
rv
74% Mar. 29
100
Jan.
Feb.
94% Jan.
17 101
27
2
14
14
3
Jan.
4
89% Mar. 14 102% Jan.
Jan.
106% Jan. 28 107
12
18
102
Jan.
3 104
Mar. 25
104% Apr. 27 106% Mar. 15
29
26
10
Sale
9
Sale
17
17%
106% June 19
106% June 25
31% June 19
32% June 19
June
6% June
5% June
12% June
10% June 19
2% June 11
72
June
106% June
107
June 19
18
June
70
June 19
12
June 28
102% Jan.
103
23
25
6% Mar. 29
5% May 11
11% Apr.
4
108% June
111% June
108% June
-
110
June 26
Mar."23
1
10
11
12
Jan.
2
11
Jan.
4
21
Jan.
2
3
2% Feb.
70
107% June 18, 105%
109
June 28 106%
110
June 21 108%
113% June 18 106
June
7 106%
8 107% Apr.
Jan.
Mar. 30 39!
Jan.
Mar. 21
39;
Jan.
May 20
June
28
109% Jan.
June
19
72
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Feb.
27
110% Mar. 7
113% June 18
111% Feb. 28
110
Jan.
108
Jan.
26
"35"
30
26
May 10
Apr. 23
15
25%
26
13%
15%
15%
108% 109% 110
12
Jan.
Jan.
7
June
110% June 25
105
Jan.
111% Apr.
10
102% 103
June
104
102
Jan.
104
Mar. 28
108
June
106%
108%
111"" 109%
102% 103% 102%
108
107%
108% 108% 108
June
7
June 20
June 20 108
June 17 108% June
3
June 18
53
June 26
June 28 106
June
1
105%
Sale
105
112
Sale
111% June 14 112% June 14
107
May
107% Jan.
31% Mar.
104% Apr.
Ill
Avr.
14% Sale
17%
101% 102% 104%
Sale
14% June
102% June
106%
106
44
108%
Sale
105% Sale
111% 112
50
106
98
Sale
20
102% June 12
June
107
105
June
108% June 13
June
128
June
99"
June
97
June
21%
June
108 %
99%
106%
106%
101%
106% June
106% June
Sale
98
60
Sale
109
June
92%
92%
92%
97%
86%
90%
43%
50%
7%
7%
Sale
59
80
110
June 12
13
21
May
102% June
111% Jan.
108% June
June
6
36% Mar.
104% Jan.
June 14
June 26
June 13
June
8
June 27
June 22
92
June
June
June
June
Mar.
2
128
June
41 Vt Feb.
40
Feb.
Feb.
101% Jan.
101% Jan.
97% Jan.
70
Apr.
80
June 22
June 24
65
Jan.
65
Apr.
Apr.
78
June 15
June 17
78
Jan.
68
June
76
Jan.
67 H June 24
June
67
117
June
June 24
June
4
116% June 24
109% June 17
June
8
27
12
24
13
13
19
15
14
26
13
8
102
36% Jan.
5
1
108%
99%
106%
106%
106% Jan.
123% Jan.
June
Mar.
113% Mar.
Mar.
June
June 26
104
\V
June
Sale
58%
117% 116
115%
108%
108%
53
105% June 14
June
64
117
116
.....
102%
80
IV
June 11
20
108% Mar. 22
7% Jan.
101% Apr.
108%
126%
38% 37%
39
37%
108%
105
99
43
78
74% Sale
79
74
June
105% 107
105% 106
105% June
70%
71%
71
June
75%
70%
11%
12% June
68
50%
76
68
June
Sale
.195* J
24
June 15
6
29
106% 107% 105% June
106% 107
105% June
30
Sale
25% June
22
115%
.1942 M
25
-
7 105% June 13
June 26 22% June 11
June
Apr.
Apr.
Sale
.1942 M
1 108% June 28
June
30
103
26
Sale
.1942 M
June
105
22
31% June 25
76% June
7 80% June 17
101
100% June 26 100% June 26
June 21
94% Sale
90% June 4 95
107
June
3
106% June
5 107
104
June 21
l05~~ 103% June 4 104
105%
25
60
.1942 M
1 106
106
Sale
70
116
S
June
Sale
Sale
J
A
6
2%
63%
106% Sale
107
108% 108% 109
109%
108%
112
112% 112% Sale
108% 109
iw%
6§*
107
O
1954 r
June
Sale
30
105
35
96% z94%
105%
105
103%
101
100%
Sale
46%
39 ~
38
40%
Sale
42
41%
41% Sale
39%
106% Sale
103%
J
J
1967 M N
39.000
First lien a f 5s
etampedll.
19.000
Is* Iten s f 6a
stamped.,
16,000
to-rear deb 6a series
B
10,000 Plat deb sf 7s
4,000 {♦Fla Cent A Peninsular
5sII'
11,000 {♦Pis East Coast iat 4 He
~
78,000
♦1st A ref 5s ser A
96,000
♦Certificates of deposit'!!
105%
108%
105%
22%
22%
22%
Sale
1955 J
5a.....
series
33
30
J
...1938 M
federal 11A Tr lat a f
5s International
33% Sale
...1975 A
f 6s
Ernesto Breda Co 1st
mtge 7a
6
June 12
104
O
Genesee Rl» RR (at • f fc,
J057 J
J
N Y A Erie RR ext
1st 4s......1947 M N
3d mtge
16,666
t
June
105% June 21 105% June 21
108%
A
..1953 A
...
1st
96
104
108
J
Penn coll truat g 4a„_........ 1951 F
Con» a 4s 8er A
195) A
Series B
1953 A
Jersey
3
105
102%
Sale
106
98% 101
108%
126%
127%
37% "39"
37%
37%
38% 37%
101
108
97
97% 98%
104
103%
15,000 ♦Klec Pow
Corp (Germany) 6Ma-1950 %f 8
♦ 1st
15,000
sinking fund 6Ms........1953 A O
2,000 Elgin Joi A East lat g 5a........1941 U N
Erie A
June
60
50
103% Feb.
5 105% May
87% Mar. 26 93
Feb.
88
Mar. 18
96
May
103%
102%
102%
J
194* J
1936 J
1st A refund 7%a series A
1st lien A ref 6s series B
lat A ref
93
June 19
__
_
108
D
....
Gold
96
105%
109%
{♦Consolidation Coal Md 40-yr 6s 1956 J
♦Certificates of deposit
...
4,000
857,000
2,081,000
45,000
44,000
12,000
.....
105%
29
Deb gold 5s with
IV
93
33
A O
{♦Dee Moines A Ft D lat gu g 4a..1935
6,000
Certificates of deposit
2,000 iter Plaines Val 1st guar 4Ha
1947 M
224,000
57,000
—.
J
Del Rlv RR & Bdge lat g 4s
4,000
92%
103%
O
41,000 ivnver Gas A El 1st A ref 5s....1951
28,000
Stamped as to Pa tax
325,000 ♦Den A Rio Gr 1st cons g 4a......1934
52,000
♦Conaol gold 4Me
1936
132,000 ♦Den* A R Gr West gen 5s Aug 1955
198,000
♦Assented (subject to plan).
195,000
♦Ref A Imp mtge 5s ser B
.1978
.
92
Sale
Sale
.....
1956 J
Debenture 4s
1st mtge gold 4%S
94,000
27,000
26,000
175,000
39,000
67
June 19
June 28
June 24
Apr.
May 22 112
May 28 101
Works of Upper
24,000
Wuerttemberg 1st 7s
.....1956 J
J
248,000 Conaol Gas (N Y) deb 5%a
1945 P A
Deb gold 4Ms
453,000
19511 D
266,000
Debenture goid 5a............1957 J
J
8,000 ConaoMrtated Ry non-cone deb 4s 1954 J
j
5,000
Debenture 4a
J&J 1955 J
J
2,000
262,000
105,000
13,000
100,000
147,000
239,000
26,000
"73%
104%
Sale Prices
1 101
Jan.
June 21
Feb. I!
Apr.
4
85
Jan.
Mar. 29
77
Jan.
89
108
93
106
1957 1
J
......1942 A O
g
1
Highest
Sale Prices
June 25
June 21
106
Debenture 5s..........Jan 15 1961
Secured
SINCE JAN.
Lowest
104%
..
Col A Tol 1st ezt 4s
95
105
Colorado & Southern 4%s ser A.1980 M N
♦ Vssented 414s
..._198't
Columbia Gas & Elec deb 5s
1952 M N
Debenture 6s ........Apr 15
1952 A O
Col & Hock Valley latest g 4a
Columbus Ry P 5c L lat 4%a
Sale Prices
98
94% June 10 96
June
1 112
113% 109
93
June 11
97%
98% 101
June
73
1
79%
78% Sale
8
65% June
72%
69% Sale
7 105
104% June
104%
Sale"
90% June 12 92%
96%
111
105
318,000 Colon Oil coot deb 6a..
1938 J
j
30,000 !*Colo Fuel & Iron Co gen a f Ssl943 F A
131,000 ♦{♦Colo Indus 1st coll tr 5a gu .1934 F A
42,000
626,000
381,000
85,000
692,000
8,000
112,000
95%
Sale
J
......1945 i
Sale Prices
Ask
Ask Bid
94%
109
A
48,000 f'ln *ihort Line lat gu 4H«
I9SI \ I
471.000 Cle* Union Term lat gu 5%s A..1972 A O
511,000
1st • t g 6s series B guar....... 1973 A V
728,000
1st a f 4%« aeriea C._
1977 A O
Coal K1t
Highest
*35
J
J
J
J
RANGE
Lowest
June 29
June 1
Bid
1
1946 M S
1946 J
J
WW Val DIt 1st g 4a
1,000 Cle? & Mahon Valley
5,000
PRICES IN JUNE
Low from
July 1 1933
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
EXCHANGE—BON Dn
Jan.
105% May 24
52% Mar.
52
Mar.
74%
74%
117%
116%
109%
114% Jan.
112% Jan.
105
Feb.
7
5
31
8
Jan.
8
Jan.
Mar. 15
Mar. 4
June 17
_
103%
81%
94
95
95
98%
Sale
92%
46
601
9
8
—~
93%
93%
93%
97%
86
90%
45%
56%
7%
<°A
~"
81H
80
June
4
95%
94
June
4
96
94%
98%
95
Sale
94
.....
59%
8
6% Sale
83
June 13
75
Jan.
7
June
19
81
Jan.
17
96% June 19
June 21
95
93% June
7
97% June
7
85% June 21
95
91
45% June 14
93
June
6
45% June 14
53
6
54
June
6
7% June
6
6% June 29
9
June
19
June 26
June
83
June 21
83
Jan.
30
95
June
3
4
88
6
79%
80%
63%
82%
43%
50%
6%
5%
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Apr.
Feb.
May
Mar.
Mar.
4
2
11
5
25
17
12
18
95
98% June
June
7% June.
3
June 13
June 21
June
3
98% June
4
97
June
6
Mar. *5
47
Apr.
16
67
88
Jan.
14
12% Jan.
7
12
4
Jan.
N. Y. STOCK
July, 1935]
Sales in
1933
June 1
to
EXCHANGE
N. T. STOCK
Value
July 1
June 30
ref 4Ha. 1952
Proof of claim filed by owner
♦♦(Amended) I at cons 2-4a,
- -
MN
—1982
Proof of claim filed by owner.... MN
29,000
1,000
16,000
♦Certificates of
deposit...
tort St U D Co is* 4 4 Hs
J
Denver
A.......1938
A.... 1943
»a* ft ftlec 1 Bergen Cot 5a —1949
•♦GeUenklrchen Mining 4s...... 1934
(Jen Amer Investors deb Bs eev A.1952
,*<ivr<• Cable 1st sfgBMsA
1947
General Bier deb g 3Ma
1442
♦
<anvsl Rlec (Germany) 70— 1945
Galv Hous 8c Hend 5 Ma
Gannett Co deb as aeries
A
O
f
A
D
M
8
A
J
J
P
A
I
J
...
4Ms .............1940
♦Debenture
♦*
*
Jer>
4s
8
144»
.....
J
D
M
N
I
I
Piihllr Service deb SMi |4Vi
40,000
J
J
173.000 Gen Steel Castings 1st 5%a w w.,1949
A O
283,000
!♦ fvn ♦ h»**tre« tUjutp deb 4s. ..1440
Certificates of deposit...........
103,000
:. Oct
1945 i* j
3,000 teCa A Ma 1st coos Bs
♦^♦Georgia Catolina 8c NorthernExtended at 6% to July 1 1934
2,000
•oorglw Midland
~9",666
j
J
B
A
I
Is*
n
5,000
27,000
25,000
2,965.000
562,000
648,000
492,000
699.000
1,179,000
15-yei deb 8
'•rati
154,000
49,000
f
1941
0 4 Ma
s
•
J
99%
78%
10%
12% Sale
11
Sale
10
12
18
98% Sale
73% Sale
12
Sale
12
15%
15%
......
.....
1940
1994
g «Ms
con
1st s f 5s series
June 22
18
M
O
11
June
18
Feb.
8
June 22
18
June 22
24
Jan.
46
Jan.
2
11
Refund!og Bs..
......1953
.—————195ft
15-year secured 4
40-year 4%a
Lou (at Dlv ft Ter g
O
i
I
D
MN
P
A
A
O
.....
49%
94%
107%
"
115%
31%
IVA
73
Sale
35
15%
Sale
6
69%
71%
65%
Sale
94
J
J
89%
Sale
48%
91%
90
73
75
82%
J
J
1951
F
A
.
67
75
J
A
J
86%
62%
57
Sale
40
O
F
A
.
J
1,157,000 J Inter bo ro R T 1st ft ref 4a.....1944 J
♦Certificates of deposit—
290,000
♦♦••-veer 4% notes
187.000
1932 AO
♦Certificates of deposit..
57,000
♦♦tO-vear 7% notes
.—.1932 MS
205,000
♦Certificates of deposit.—.....
451,000
98.000 Interlake Iron 1st 5a ser B—..1951 MN
Int Agrl Corp 1st ft coll tr 6s—
Stamped extended to .......1942 M N
177,000
1948 M N
354,000 Int Cement conv deb 5s
J
Sale
25
June 25
49% June 20
92% June
4
50
June 20
95% June 15
June
8 107% June 18
June 13 42% June 13
June 27 35% June 20
June 26
38
June
12
7 % June
3
1 117% June 27
June
June 24
June
6
73
78
106% June 19
103% June 26
106% June
June
-
81
Sale
Sale
Sale
"54"" Sale"
49
70
92%
91%
73%
Sale
72%
76%
15
Mar. 15
95
Jan.
Jan.
June
118
i
108
102
June
June
June
17
85% June 24
32% June 25
June
3 109% June 18
67
June 26 102
June
1
June 26
69% June
5
62% June 12
78% June
1
76% June 26
79% June 26
69% June 19
87
June 28
June
1
96% June 29
48% June
3
57
94
June 22
89% June 15
90% June 21
75% June
80
June
75% June
6
82% June 20
6
5
97
44%
118%
90%
39%
113% Jan.
June
80
25% May
Sale
104
70% June 19
11
June 25
7 67
1
14 107% June
June 29
10 40
June 29
29 104
-----
7%
7%
10%
108% 106
06%
105
06% Sale
105%
05% Sale
88%
89% Sale
87%
88% 87%
9
June
19
6 106
June
6
June 19
94
97% Sale
102
Sale
51
94%
92
93
75
Sale
98%
99
Sale
104
Sale
Sale
32
Sale
b
6%
6%
June
i06%
June 28
15
June
106
June
June
92
June
3
June
89
June
21
53
June
11
June
56%
51%
94%
92%
75%
June
49
June
7
92% June
91% June
72
June
101
85
28% June
6
June
Sale
26
June
31
Sale
June
18
Sale
38% June
9
A
O
Sale
54
Sale
26% June
35% June
46% June
32
38
54
June 27
J
J
Sale
74% Sale
68
June
75
June 26
M
8
Sale
46
Sale
46
June
M
N
73
73
72
June
49% June
72% June 18
82*
77% June
81
June 21
June
73
June 21
June
70% June 24
83% June 22
75% June 22
70
71
68% Sale
Sale
79
Sale
Sale
73% Sale
Sale
102% 102
102% 101% 103
102% 101%
7%
58%
69% June
104
Feb.
Mar.
103%
103%
81%
87%
Feb.
78% Jan.
73% Jan.
7
8
Feb.
Jan.
11 106% Jan. 26
7
7 106% Mar.
6 106% June 28
6 106
15
May 27
50
Apr. 29
48% Apr. 30
2
30
8
7 108% Apr. 29
106
2
43% Feb. 18
37% Jan.
June 29
June 29 104
104
3
95% May 15 97% Apr.
9 103% Jan. 15
Jan.
102
Feb. 28
16
June 19
Jan.
30
86% Mar.
Jan.
72
28
72%
81%
52% Mar. 30
1
49% Apr.
18
Sale
78%
71%
6
2
Sale
4
13
87% Feb.
Jan.
J
5
20
75% May
82
18
Feb.
Feb.
77
19
35% June 25
8% June 19
9
14
92% Apr. 18
June 28
96% June 12 98% June 26
June 28
June ' 1 104
Jan.
2
8
63% Jan.
102
May 24
3
102
8
30
10
75% Jan.
94% Jan.
Jan.
June
7
4
Apr. 24
Mar.
1
Feb. 16
Jan.
71
84
June
Jan.
83% Jan.
86% Jan.
June
67% Apr.
70
Apr.
59% Apr.
74% Apr.
90
Mar.
42% Mar.
98% Jan.
81
Apr.
89% Mar.
67
• Apr.
74
Feb.
80
June
67
106
June
June
107% May 20 111% Jan. 24
103
Apr. 22 106% May 16
99
Feb.
1 101% Mar. 7
Apr. 26
99% Mar, 13 102
85% Feb.
June
June
June
June
June
11
106% June 19
103% June 26
104% Mar.
101
Mar.
O
Deh gold 4a
1915
41,000 Investors Equity 5s series A..... 1947 J D
Deb 5s ser B with warrants....1948 A O
15,000
Without warrants..........1948 A O
7,000
Feb.
Jan.
103
54
Feb.
18
25
27
7
May
85
A
A
42
3
12
6
70
35
J
A
Mar.
7
June
M N
Mar.
112% Jan.
31% Mar.
19
"86%
94
93
92
Sale
6
J
34% June
4
Jan. 10
66
Jan. 11
66% Jan.
5
50
- May
7
97% Jan. 10
Apr.
46% Mar.
49% Mar.
39
May
9% May
117% Feb.
38% Jan.
28
38% June 15
June 15
108
105% Jan.
June
60%
68% Sale
55%
65%
06% Sale 106%
38%
40
Sale
49
June 29
53% May
2
50
Apr. 16
66% Jan.
5
49% June 20
90
Apr. 13
June
65
52
12
88% June 26
88% June 26
41
-----
91 *;
June
3
Apr.
3
62% Apr.
38% June 15
11
3% J^an.
97
06
105%
105%
97
Mar. 30 105
95% June
35% June
26
Sale
For footnotes, see page 33.
15
June
80
J
„
June
62
6
95% June 24
90% May 14
94
65
117
J
.
3
86% Jan.
78% Jan. 28
5
82
Apr.
Mar. 13
7
Sale
J
...
Mar. 13
7 108% June 20
104% Feb.
104% June 26 106% Jan. 15
105% June 13 107% Jan. 22
June 13
90
June 13
90
63
' 5
106%
42%
34%
37
9
97% Jan.
36% Feb. 27
Mar. 13 101.
69
June
Sale"
Convertible debenture 4Ma...1939 J
.
Mar. 29
June 26
99% June 29
57% June
102
Sale
96%
J
A
Sale
82%
04
103%
10%
J
J
F
Mar. 26
92
J
J
—1952
30 106
Mar. 12
82
82
Gen ft ref guar
internet T ft T deb g 4 Ma
Apr.
13
73%
75%
77% Sale
71%
66% Sale
87
89%
96% Sale
53% Sale
102%
J
F
Mar. 15
75
115% June
"89"'
77
J
1947
Jan.
92%
10.3%
82%
17
75
Sale
MN
J
3
11 109% Jan.
June 28
99
Mar.
7
108
96
35
108% 109% Sale
106
106% 104
102
101%
101%
111 Gent ft Chic St L ft N O—
Joint 1st ft ref 5s ser A
—1943 J D
577,000
452,000
4M* series C.
1943 J D
A O
106,000 Illinois Steel deben 4M>.......-1940
1948 F A
19,000 •Ilseder Steel Corp R'tge 4s
A O
4,000 Iud Bluomlngton ft W 1st 4s....1940
J
tad III ft le 1st gold 4a
1950 J
Ind Nat Gas ft OH ref Bs.....
1934 M N
First lien ft ref 6m«
12
44% Feb. 16
June 26
14
106%
106%
101% 102% 103%
95%
96%
35% Sale
116% 117% 118 %
Sale
82
84%
32%
26% Sale
J
ind Union gen ft
44
8%
116%
29%
J
.
June
60
"95% Sale"
1951
1951
...
105
June
60
Sale
62
38
MN
J
92% June
100% June
June 27
June 26
37
48%
296,000 tHnternat Gt Nor 1st 6s A......1952
♦
vdj mtge 6s series A.July 1 1952
196,000
♦ tst
mtge gold 5s series B
1956
42,000
♦1st gold 5s aeries C
1954
91,000
1944
654.000 Internal Hydro El deb 6s
1941
279,000 Int Merc Marine 1st s f 6s
173,000 Intern Paper conv 5s series A...1947
Refunding 4s series A
...1955
259,000
16,000 Int Rys of Cent Amer 1st 5s B...1972
1st colt trust 6s gold notes.... 1941
14,000
§8*
97
38% June 15
101%
ft Loulsv 1st gu 4sl95b
ref 5s A.......1945
5s ser B
...1945
Steal 1st M a f g 4Ms A... 1978
m s f 4 Ms ser B
.......1981
June
June
8%
r>
15,000 {♦Indlanapol
13
38% June
5% June
42
A
Sprlngf Dlv lat g 3 Ms
Western Lines 1st g 4s..
1
June
95% June 29
79
39
P
3s
June
90
Sale
Sale
J
Gold 3 Ma
106
June
*6%
1951
3s
Omaha Dlv 1st g
St Lou Dlv ft Term g
108% June 20
105% June 19
9
35% Apr.
101
88% June 26
35
I
f
1951 J
1953 J
....1951 F
Calm Bridge gold 4a
Litchfield Dlv 1st g 3s
3
June 26
June
m
J
Ms........—1934
1944
June
78
8
Coll tr g 4a——
28
19
85% June
45
sterling. ..........1941
gold 4s....... 1942 A O
Refunding 4s
...—1955 M N
t
J
Piiri-haawl lines 1st 1M*-.—>
93,000
53,000
June 12
June
89
44
Collateral trust
69.666
June
23
June
4
June 28
Sale
29
O
IMS-..-......1951
37% June 24
6 109
5 99
3 105
4
92%
15
21
4
36% May 27
35% June 13
June
Jan.
13% May 27
13
May 27
19
Sale
60
I
M
1st g
1st gold 3s
94
June
Sale
~w*
O
M N
J
100
Mar.
N
J
J
-
6% Mar.
6% Mar.
June
Sale
A
1951
gold IMS
It*
"~4%
Feb
J
1,532,000
1,483.000
2,834.000
June
99% June 29
June 29
94
Feb
.
D
12,000
June
Sale
A
1st
10*
Sale
M N
Inland
54
Sale
J
109,000
49% June 24
90% Apr.
Sale
112,000 Illinois Bell Telep 1st ft ref Bs A.1956 J
Illinois Central 1st g 4a.
...
1951 J
32i"666
Jan.
4
Sale
t
1,000
40
15
Sale
J
A-.1942
14,000 Hudsoo County Ges 1st 5s
.
.1949
511.000 Hudson ft Manhet 1st ft ref 5s A 1957
♦ idluat Income 5s..—. —Peb
1957
549,000
8,000
June 29
19
90
12
June
49
June
Sale
Sale
15
49
June
108% June
94% June
104% June
7
27
23
6
Jan.
12% June
18
28
28
40
81
107% June
Sale
Jan.
6
49% June 24
90
27%
90
1977 I
gu g 4s
Sale
87
105% June
40% Jan.
25
June 25
Jan. 18
May 28
June 29
-
100
1941 I
1952 I
......
1917
16.000 Moiav Belt ft Tar tat *s
222.000 Houston Oil sink fund 5%a A...1940 M N
"i",66o
12
Jan.
June
less J
1950 J
7a.....
106
A
-1934
1947
65,000 Housatonic RR con g 5s........1937
16,000 Houst ft Tei C 1st g 5s Int gu ....1937
12,000
1
7
June
99
June
87
1944 F
•t»Hoe (Rl ft Co 1st 4 Ms ser A-
714,000
11
94% June
105% June
Jan.
June
Sale
S
O
♦Holland Amer L 4s (flat)
323.000
19
June
102
94% June
O
106%
41%
Extended
June
Feb. 25
Jan.
June
84
May
105% May
117% Mar.
75
Apr.
105
May
95% May
106% Jan.
Mar.
115% Feb.
56% Mar.
10
Sale
I
J
J
8,000 H token sack Water 1st 4s.......1952
A O
41,000 ♦Hansa S s I ine 4s with warr... 19*4
J
J
10,000 •Harpen Mining 4s—.......— 1949
P
A
2,000 Mavans Elei Ry cons g 5s.......1952
VI S
♦Deb 5serlea of 1924.......1951
13,000
1,000
5
73
100%
88%
194"*
..
E
1st
Sale
11*
92%
416",006
68%
104% June
105% June
193* M
...
Wast dab etfs A
Sale
108% Sale
98
95% Sale
105
104% Sale
88%
92%
25%
22%
100
100%
107%
104% Sale"
D
1st
.....
June
49
Sale
f 7s guar.. 1940 A
4a guar..
«... 1950 A
1958 A
5s series G
9hlp Island ref 5s ..Feb 19B2 J
Hudson Coal
76
101
48% June
.........
540,000
5
84
117
43
mtge gold
1st
June
105% June 26
June
49%
99%
Sale
11%
3%
3
May 31
101% Jan. 23 103
104
Apr.
9 106%
106
Mar. 23 110%
46%
23
Feb.
7
5
49
47
50
4
3 108% June
1 39% June
June
48
47
3% June
June
6
6 103
5 106 % June 25
June
Sale
38%
Gulf Mob ft Nor 1st 5Ms sec
Val
4
48
47
39
Gen 4 Ms series
took
5
June
June
65
65%
67
101% June
l01% 102
88% 88% June
:05% 106
105% June
37%
6,000
Stamped
.. ....
51,000 Gulf States Steel deb 5%a.— .1942 J
18,000
3% Apr. 17
3% June
103
117
85
38%
♦Income debenture ctfs B—
G»l* ft
Sale Prices
49
5Ms Ser B..........
C........... 1973 J
J
Series D.....—..... 1974
Hv
Sale
101% 102%
94% Sale
105% 106
47
50%
47
52%
Gen mtge 9s Ser
Is;
Sale Prices
82% June
104% June
83
43
Gen mtge
•reenbrter
22.666
Sale Prices
L17
39
ft refund 4%a Ser A
ft
Sale Prices
104% Sale
-
35
1st ft gen a f g 4 M* ...
Gt Nor—Get. 7a Serlea A
4,000 ♦Green Bat
Highest
104% 106% 104% June
109
112% 107% June
35%
36% 31% June
O
Point Tarm lat gu g 5a
Gen 4Ms
Lowest
4
4
.....
O
Gt Cons El Pow (Japan)
1st
3%
3%
102%
A
gu
•
Highest
6
A
56,000 Grand Trunk of Can
136,000
4
3%
103
105
82%
84
104% Sale
117
65
Ask
4%
Iron sec 7a. 1945
..........
;»
6
1st Bs.1944
♦Good Hope Steel 8c
J
1947 J
340,000 Goodrich ( B P) Co 1st 4 Ms
1945 J D
Convertible deb 4s
1,078,000
M N
557,000 Goodyear Tire A Rubber 1st Bs. 1957
D
1934 J
35,000 Jot ham Silk Hosiery deb 4a .
P
A
29,000 *|4(*ou1d Coupler 1st 15-yr s f 4s. 1940
Gouv ft Oswegatchie 1st 5s..... 1942 J D
12", 000
Ask Bid
107%
31% Sale
J
v
J
P
102
D
♦
26,000
75,000
2,000
38,000
63,000
92,000
6,000
18,000
26,000
34,000
3%
3
1941 }~"j
City 5%» .... 1941
J
2.000 ♦ramerir Ind ft Dev 29-yr 7148 .1942
u
1943
95,000 ♦Francisco Sutler 20-year 7Ma
'* Worth ft
4%
1
Lowest
June 29
*35
Bid
*J*Ponda Johns ft Glot
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PBTCES IN JUNE
Low from
fe.2
BONDS
June
27
EXCHANGE-BONDS
June
15
93% May 13
89
May 28
65
Feb.
20
62
Feb.
19
May 13
6
94% May
Jan. 13
82
95
91% Jan.
3 99% Feb. 20
June 28
97% Mar. 19 104
25% Mar.
4% Anr.
23
Mar.
23
Mar.
28% Mar.
46% June
58
Apr.
35% Apr.
70
Jan.
74% Jan.
68
May
50
Mar.
58% Mar.
55% Mar.
63
June
101
101
June
103
June 11
99
June
102
June
7
102% June
102% June 24
99
99
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan. 26
4
11% Jan.
38% Jan. 20
37% Feb. 18
41
Jan.
9
May 14*
77% Jan. 10
58% Jan. 11
Feb. 19
74
Jan. 28
81
81% Jan. 30
61
70% June 24
83% June 22
75% June 22
104
Apr. 27
103% May 16
103% May 15
28
N. Y. STOCK
Sales in
EXCHANGE-BONDS
BONDS
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
July 1
Ask Bid
m
!
664
t 'B G Ft 8 At M ref g 4s
♦Ctfe of dep (Bankers Trust)......
Ran City South 1st g 3s...
1124
754
604
1064
1034
1950
Ref Ac Imp 5s
AprtU950
Kan City Term 1st 4s
..I960
Kansas Gas Be El 1st mtge 4 «s._ 1980
♦Karstadt (R) Inc 1st Mtge 6s...1943
Keith Corp (B F) 1st
g 6s
ser
♦6s stamped
Purchase money 6s
Lackaw Steel 1st
cons
5s
Col
ft
ref g
5H*
ser
35
June
6
June
3
June 21
32
June 26
8
82
June 11
254 Apr.
674 Feb. 25
32
June 21
444 Jan.
5
M
Sale
114
122
Sale
104
106
814
Sale
June 28
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1054
1054 110
88
874
814
994
994
1014
1034 1034 1084
1484 155
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1014
1134 1134 1134
121
1214
1034 1054 1034
354 Sale
654
1024
884
1004
304 June
Sale
Sale
June
105
June
7
94
Jan.
12 103
1004 Jan.
374 June 25
264 Jan.
103
June 10
Mar.
5
1054 June 29
Jan.
4
June
105
June 28
Jan.
2
June
67
June
June
June
June
June
June
Apr. 11
Apr. 24
June
88
June
59
55
June
;
55
June
93
11
7
26
22
19
5
June
90
June
June
June
464
514
1074
1154
4 1324 June 12
June
1 1224 June 17
June 14 104
June 14
34 June 26 1044 June 17
June
3
34 June 28 70
June
7
24 June 26
1044
65
5
June 28
June 26
June 20
June
54 June
102
K:
gu
172,000
34,000
152,000
365,000
273,000
41,000
195,000
1,000
1st ext
1st ext
44s
Mil Spar ft N W 1st
gu
Mlfw ft State Line 1st
guar
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704 Sale
1114 Sale
1064 108
1064
5
1294 June 11 el304June
June
63
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106
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6 1174 June
4
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4 1124 June
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1 106
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20
24
27
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12
5
June 17
5 107
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20 109
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794
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81
June 29
1104
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83
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824 June 17 834 June 21
1064 1064 107
1064 June 20 1074 June 14
964 914 964 91
June 21
91
June 21
92
97
20
...
25
93
94
974 Sale
274 30
June
964 June 21
964 June
26
June
22
34
25
June
97,4 June 29
304 June 11
294 June 10
22
954
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264 Sale
20
284
16,665
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'26"
34
94
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28 3
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5
1
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June 21
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3
2
102
Jan.
14
May 31
1074
1044
1034
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1064
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Jan.
15
4
June 12
Jan.
100
Sale
714 June
106
June
Jan.
Feb.
30
11
Apr.
8
4
May 20
Jan.
24
Feb.
Apr.
Jan.
25
4
814 Jan*
934 Jan.
14
2
Feb.
13
35
84 Jan. 24
84 Feb.
5
Mar. 27
94 Jan. 12
74 Feb. 11
50
Apr. 17
47
Mar. 18
374 Apr. 16
45
88
11
Jan.
90
68
June 21
Apr. 24
684 Feb. 14
1064 June 24
1074 June 24
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96
144 June
28
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99
June 20
154 June
June 17
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63
June 25
June 29
934 June 28
784 June 7
June
144
6
30
June 17
3 103
June 19
June 28 104 4 "June" 10
94
June
3
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June 13
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1
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21
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1
14
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1
105
874 June 24
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98
m
June
Jan.
2
744 Jan.
2
1084 Apr.
77
Mar. 27
67
85
804 June
604 June
74
90
18?!
1939
June 20
June 24
June 27
Mar.
4
Mar. 13
984 May
2
994 Feb. 26
May 27
34
May 27
32
May 17
21
May 14
30
May 17
35
May 27
604 May 13
57
May 16
98
Feb. 20
Mar. 9
724 Jan.
70
Mar.
24
4
52
M
1939
June 10
June 27
75
85
18
55
39
704
If*
1054
1054
294 June
294 June
574 June 10
9*4 June 26
694 June 18
52
34a~~19ai
33.
Mar.
12
:~~1962
deposit...::..
see page
58
15
102
_
105
ctfs.....1:1934
..Il949
♦1st ft refund gold 4s.
♦ Ref ft ext
series 5s A
Feb.
June
Feb.
Feb.
4s"_:~I"|447
{'Minn Ac St Louis 5s
June
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
May
<1880)::i934
....
16
104
7
10
27
5
23
28
20
25
21
Jan.
5s""""l936
44s...........
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Apr.
June 26
MVlt mtge ? VjS 1"' *r#f '• MrB 1971
1961
1st mti7 gold
5s..........
♦{♦Mil ft Nor
"5",606
June 17
102
~"~1946
f
Feb.
11
1014 Apr. 25
1254 Mar, 28
7
1124 Jan.
34s...::::::i95i
s
16
Apr. 10
6
1034 Feb.
614 Mar. 26
101
Apr. 10
102!
1952
Ref ft Imp 44s series
C":~~""l979
Midland of N J 1st ext 5s
Mldvale StftOrd conv
Jan.
1154 Jan.
130
104
1
9
.....
jack L ft s gold
1st gold 34s
8
1
29,000
61,000
40,000 Market Street Ry 1st 7s
Apr 1946 Q J
138,000 Mead Corp 6s with warrants
1945 M N
31,000 Meridional Electric 1st 7s set A.. 1957 A O
59",006
8
May 27
Mar. 6
June
Sale
.....
Internet 1st 4gasstd._
1977
"V.666 'Mlag Mill Mach 1st s f g 7s
1956 J D
Michigan Central-Detroit ft
Bay
City Air Line 4s
64,000
1940
8
Jan.
Jan.
9
May
394 Mar. 13
5
1054 Jan.
4
1134 Jan.
__3
Mfrs Trust Co ctfs of
partlc In
AI Namm ft Son 1st 6s
1943
Marion Steam Shovel s f
g 6s..""l947
50,000 Metropolitan Edison lstAcref 5sG.1953
1st g 44sseries D
252,000
1968
92,000
Water, Sewer ft Drain 54s.. 1950
22,000 ♦{♦Met West Side Elev (Chic) 6s. 1938
3
7
*102 4June 21 1034 June
„
Mjn G B ft NW 1st
Jan.
i Jan.
Sale
130
1294
1952
deposit.":::!..
^
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8
Mar. 27
1034
®*d«po«it
V
17
Apr. 12
June
103
1945
3,000
30,000
189,000 {'Manhattan Ry (N Y* con g 4s" 1990
26,000
'Certificates of
'Id 4a
1,000
2013
2,000 Manila El Ry ft Lt 1st 5s"I"""l953
2,000 Manila RR South Lines 1st 4s
1939
1st ext 4s
5,000
"11959
,
5
103
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Atl Knox ft Cln dlv
72,000
g 4s
1955
4,000 'Lower Austrian Hydro-Blec 64s 1944
"Flat stamped
modified.....
'Certificates of deposltllHIIIII
June 29
Feb. 28
; Jan. 23
Feb.
8
Feb. 25
Jan. 10
I Jan. 15
! Feb. 25
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2
8
7
1
Sale
1989
on 1942
4
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104
....
•tMcCrory Stores deb gold 5 4s.. 1941
Proof of claim filed
67,000
by owner......
627,000 Mr tfsson ft Robblas deb 5 4s...1950
5,000 •t'Manari Sugar 1st s f 74s
.1942
'4,000
19
21
19
20
1324 June
Sale
1064
...
39",606
June
13
10
June 25
June 29
May 21
6
June 26
June
June
June
June
Jan.
17
27
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2
June 11
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June
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June
424 June 19
June
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in
May 10
June
June
1324 Sale
8
Jan.
42
122
3
Mar. 21
Mar. 26
June
...
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;
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, May
May
i Feb.
Jan.
Mar.
Apr. 30
6
June 28
374 June 25
5
924 June 13
484
SB?
2
1014 June 25
104 June 29
60
52,000 Liggett At Myers Tobacco 7s
1944 k O
5s
183,000
1951 ~ *
1,000 Little Miami gen 4s series A
1962
186,000 Loew's Inc deb s f g 6s
......1941
54,000 Lombard Rlec 7s series A—......1952
14,000 Long Dock cons gold 6s
...19*5 7,000 Long Island gen g 4s
1938 I D
Unified gold 4s
13,000
1949 M 8
36-year deb 5s.
15,000
1937 M N
105,000 . ^7."
«•-—
1949 M 8
79,000 Lortllard (P) Co deb fa
1944 A O
28,000
5V
1951 F A
877,000 Louisiana At Ark 1st As series A..1969 1 3
80,000 Lou lay Gas At El 1st At ref 5s
1952 MN
I ou Ac Jeff
8,000
Bridge go g 4s...... 1945 M 8
15,000 Loulsv At Nashv gold 5s
1937 M N
Unified gold 4s.
243,000
1946 J
'
1st Ac ref 54s series A
58,000
2903 A
1st Ac ref 5s series B
136,000
2063(A
1st ft ref
405,000
44* series C
2963 '
Gold 5s-._"
14,000
|94|
June
19
27
21
27
June
June
June
June
June
£3*
-:h
May
June 28
29 114
21 122
7 105
June
1054
'
June 22
Jan.
Jan.
Sale
Mob ft Montg 1st
g 44s
South Ry Joint Monon
!§?
2 1034 Mar.
6
8
1044 Jan. 30 1064 May
2
Jan.
91
77
2
Apr.
4
95
Jan.
994 June
7
99
Apr. 20 99
Apr. 20
2 1084 Jan. 28
1084 Jan.
Apr. 22
1454 Jan. 18 149
110
118
Sale
..............
774 June 28
June 22
June
934
St Louis Dlv 2d
gold 3s
•
1014 Jan.
June 25
June
96
1044
June 28
1074
1014
684
684
June
1014 Sale
104 Sale
1054 Sale
....
001 I'll coupon
1
June
in?*
104
June 25
June 27
82
June 22
June 13 103
June 25 1134
June 11 122
June 19 105
1074
1024 1034
94
June 28
June 26 1084 June 14
68
18!*
m
1 1034
June 27 1054
June 11 90
June
7 994
June
Sale
94
37,000
V
784 June 21
774 June 28
804
.
Paducah ft Mem Dlv 4s
Mar.
6
June 26
June 27
June 26
June 11
29
Leh V Ter Ry 1st gu
g 5s.......
Lex At Bast 1st gu 5s....
*
3
May 17
2 109
1054 Jan.
2 105
1004 Jan.
53
41
Secured 6% gold notes
t
June
June 20 104
954
4s..
69x4 June 19
4 1074 June 13
45
,
ym
June 11
75
1
3
4
Mar. 28
Feb. 21
Jan.
7
Mar.
1
Jan.
9
.......
Wk
June
14
Jan.
4
.......
Gen conaol 5s
June
June 22
Jan.
......
44s
g 4s
344 June 26
3 114
June
Sale
67
_
8
June
8 1003^ Mar. 13
June 18
3 102
Jan.
refunding 5s..
1st At refunding 5s............
First Be ref sinking fund
5s.__.
Leh Val (Pa) gen con
Gen cons 44s
June
Jan.
294 May 10 41
28
May 14 394
3 114
1104 Jan.
694 Mar. 30
26
Lehigh Ac N Y 1st gu g «s
Lehigh Valley Coal 5s
Leh Vail Haroor Term 1st
5s.
Leh V (N Y) 1st gu g
June 24
32
67
1st At
97
36
June 27
1004
'Lautaro Nitrate Go Ltd 6s.....
Lehigh Goal At Nay 44s ser A...
Cons sink fund 44s ser C
994 June
June 18
5
June 26
1034 104
34s.-I
June 24
5 102
June
41
V
D
8 100
June
45
112
2nd gold 5s...
...............
Lake Shore Ac Mich Sou g
June
2
834 Feb. 23
12
113
Lake R At W 1st gold 5s
Mar. 15
June 11
102
Laclede Gas Lt ref ext 5s
Coll At ref 5 Hs series C
74
2
14 Mar*
42
l<
1959
814 June 20
94 Jan.
June 25
36
1*
A..
5
Sale Prices
3
June
.1<
ser
794 June
Apr.
45
1084
1474 155
1<
Kings Go Elevated 1st g 4s
1,000 Kings Go Lighting 1st ref 5s
1st Be ref 6^s
3,000
9,000 Kinney (G R) Co cony 7tfs
t'Kreuger Be Toll class A
Certs of dep for sec 5s
905,000
June 25
64 June 18
14 June 24
40
101
]<
5s.Illll<
77,666
Sale Prices
1074 Sale
1034 Sale
1024 Sale
1054 lil
774
82
994
............. ......
Plain
Sale Prices
June 24
64
14
814 Sale
67
1942
Kings Go E L Ac Pow gold
Ask
284
784
684
1946
1942
6s
54
4
31
1943
t'Kelly-Sprlngfleld Tire
Sale Prices
Highest
40
'Certificates of deposit...........
♦68 stamped
Lowest
1004 101
1024
354 "384
324 344
1134 Sale
754 Sale
28
Kansas City Pow & Lt 1st M 44S-1961
T.666
;<Py:
804
27
17,000 Kentucky & Ind Term 1st 44a__l<
Stamped.
1,000
.11
■
794
1934
Co 5Hi series A........H
2,000 Kentucky Central 1st gu 4s
1<
;
14
984
1004
135,000 Kendall
43,000
131,000
324,000
200,000
44,000
21,000
93,000
568,000
19,000
24,000
22,000
4,000
13,000
57,000
22,000
18,000
128,000
32,000
724,000
238,000
109,000
2,000
15,000
6
14
8
Kal AUeghan Ac G R 1st gu t 5s..1938
Kanawha Ac Mich 1st gu g 4s
1990
5,000
11,000
204,000
69,000
64,000
265,000
589,000
236,000
156,000
13,000
12,000
40,000
96,000
899,000
11,000
Highest
*35
4
309,000 lames Franklin Be Clearf 1st 4s..l959 1 D
Lowest
June 29
June 1
Bid
M
1
1933
to
June 30
{Iowa Cant 1st gold Si...,
'Certificates of deposit.
52,000
'1st ft ref 4s.„.........
33,000
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN JUNE
Low from
June
Value
43 4 June
1 1034 June 10
4 1004 June 28
3
994 June 28
June
564 June
5
644 June 29
65
65
51
794 Jan.
2
714 June 27
1024 Jan.
954 Jan.
96
June
94 Jan.
30
1004
884
1004
934
664
1024
774
764
June 17
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
June
58
June 29
564 June
344 Mar. 26
644 June 29
5
May
2
June 21
644 June 29
14
2
Mar. 13
Feb. 27
June 17
d5X
4 June 26
55
June 24
4 June 26
14 Feb. 13
4 Feb. 13
874 June 24
Jan. 29
70
85
June 29
934 June 28
98
1064
1074
1014
174
33
Mar. 26
June
June
Jan.
May
24
24
24
18
Apr".
8
2
8
904 Jan.
1044 June 10
994 Feb. 20
1044 Mar.
80
Jan.
11
8
1034 Feb.
1004 June 28
994 June 28
70
Mar. 11
654 Mar. 18
53
Jan.
24
644
84
24
14
14
June
Jan.
Jan •
Feb.
Mar.
29
3
15
13
14
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BONDS
June
N. Y. STOCK
Value
1933
July 1
to
EXCHANGE
June
Ask Bid
Bid
484,000
M St P & S S M 4i
56,000
110,000
27,000
34,000
91,000
coat
.41
1st
1938
stpd guar
...
8k rot 6a sartas A
IS-yaar g »t*a
1st ref 5 4s sertas
197*
B
MStP*8SM* Gnt
1st Chic Tarm • f 4«„
.
2,000 Hlsslaslppl Cant 1st Sa
30,000 ^♦IffMonrt-IiUaolt RRftttr
923,000 Mo Kan * Tai (at « 4a ..
Mlaaour-Kanaaa-Tszaa RR—
566,000
Prior Ilea 5a aarlas A.
220.000
40-year
298,000
661,000
♦Gum adjuat
386,000
29,000
835,000
1,408,000
81,000
530,000
13,000
367,000
948,000
IW
1*3*
1*44
144®
......
ltd as to Int
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rat gold
1*4*
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...
5s series H
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A
\
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5
June
10
4
25}* June
6
795* June 24
6
June
8
June 11
495* June 22
435* June 25
45
June 24
1
165* June 19
June
40
June
33
38
125* June
25
275*
21
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27}*
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275*
Sale
9
27}* Sale
25
27
26}*
June
June
June
June
June
June
4}* June
5
21
25
June
June 28
June
4
26}* Sale
21
25
n
6
20}* June
....
6
4
June
7
Jan. 16
895* Feb. 26
95
92}* May 29
18
May
7
67
May 29
June
30
62
Jan.
73
30
19
Mar. 29
Mar. 30
5%
19}*
18}*
195*
Mar. 29
Apr.
1
Apr.
3
Apr,
1
20
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7
Feb.
18
27}* Jan. 26
11H Jan. 26
30
Feb. 18
27M Jan. 26
295* Feb. 18
Feb. 19
7}* Jan.
8
Feb. 18
25}* June 27
30}* Feb. 18
27
Feb. 11
27
4
18}* Apr.
♦Mo Par 3d 7a art at
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1*38
I
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2
19}* Mar. 30
195* May 11
19}* Apr.
1
18}* Apr.
4
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111}* June 22
110
June 24
90
June 14
June 12 104
58}*
55
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6
975* June 20 98}*
1035* June
1 105
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105 H May 28
2
95}* Jan.
94
102
Mar.
98
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88 H
102h
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102H
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Apr.
13
Apr.
Jan.
4
12
June 29
June 28
June 20
99}* June 27 1005* June 22
June 24
1065* May 17
Jan.
June
8
11
June 22
110
1035* Jan.
June 14
Jan.
Jan.
Apr.
102
89
15
3
3
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Feb. 19
June 29
June 24
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79 H Fsb. 14
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91}* May
7
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103
97
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595* Jan.
26
2
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6
3
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5
1
105}* June 21 1055* June
1025* June 19 103}* June 24
2
June 28
2
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95
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98
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100
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90
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95
100
1055* 107
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122
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7 109
6
June
3
86
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26
30}* June 19
June 21
30
305* June 19
Feb. 18
31
Feb.
4
104
1025* Jan. 14
3
112}* Jan.
87 % Jan. 28
June 24
65
71}* June 24
87
June
25 H Jan.
June
June
June
985* June
3 102
June 15 106
106
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June
June
June
June
June 28
Mar. 12
Mar. 29
24
Mar. 27
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
17
28
17
17
15
14
27
1
29
19
19
24
Mar. 21
Apr.
Mar. 30
9854 Feb. 25
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89}* Jan. 10
88}* Jan. 22
102 H Mar. 7
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7
77
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66
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71}*
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1
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42}* Apr.
23 114}*
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107
Apr. 24 110 }4
116}* Jan.
1075* Jan.
June 27
98
15
106
94
105
2 124
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101}* Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
7
7
7
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Feb. 21
May 22
June 29
Feb. 16
Jan. 10
Mar.
1
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82}* May
98
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June
12
Mar. 15
June 26
June
7
June
7 107
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107
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June 25
June 25
1135* June 15
90
2
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3 124
112}* June
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June 29
975* June 28
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101
99
4
14
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3
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88}*
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86}*
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101}* June 18 102
1
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705*
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67}*
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615*
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52}* June
70
1
57}* June
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1125* 112}* June 28 112}*
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84 H
88}* Feb.
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5
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1
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1
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3
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107}*
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107 H 1075* 107}* 1075* 107}*
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86
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70
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120}* June 26
108
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86
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225* June
245* June
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454 Jan.
7
108
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103 H June 24
65
Apr. 25
1185* June 20
105}* June 21
1025* June 19
60
Feb. 25
20 113}* Jan.
7
Jan.
~4}iJan7~16
1025* June "4 104 H June
June
60
3
555* June
7
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50}* June
J
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2}* June 25
O
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2}* Mar. 19
June 28
A
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A
35* June 24
2
60
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o
N Y Lack A Western
Dock A Impt 1st
35* June 24
1185*
51}*
71}* Sale
705* Sale
J
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5s.1946
5
35*
25* Sale
35*
Sale 105 M Sale
1035* Sale
117H
J
J
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3}*
45*
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....
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25*
1055*
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N Y L k
"1,666
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2
955*
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Erie—See Erie RR.
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1948
Purchase money coll tr g 4a...1949
A
74
101
74}*
June
60
June 12 64
63 }*
6314 60
11 122}* June
119}* 120}* 122}* 1225* 1195* June
1 120}* June
1175* June
117 H Sale
J
1938
Y Edison lat A r»f 4Hs ear A.. 1941
1st lien A ref 5s B............1944
1st lien A ref 5s series C_.
1951
V
....
85H Jan.
75
J
5s aeries B............1953
1st gold 4s............1951
Serial 5s g notes
V
98}*
104
5
7354 Feb.
is
108
88}*. 89}*
60
M
N Y A
41,000
75}* June
9H Jan.
Apr.
May
4
875* June 25 94
Jan. 10
965* Mar. 15 101
7954 Feb. 14
77
Apr. 23
1
June
8
1005* Apr. 24 102}*
975* Apr. 12 101H
2 107 H
935* Jan.
3
94}*
67
Jan.
105}* June
3
955* June 26
965* June 29
June
111}* 107
1095* 108}* June
"IM "2
1025*
J
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1953
N Y Dock
51,000
95
Sale
104}* 105
58}* Sale
4}*
2}*
1997
466,000 NTCAHRg mtge IVfs
Debenture 4s of 1912..........1942
89.000
Ref A Impt, 4H« series A...—-2013
1,695,000
Lake Shore coll g 3 Ms
1998
122,000
Mich Cunt coll g 3 Ha
1998
47,000
1*3?
778.000 * Y Chic A St Louis 1st g 4s
Refunding 5Ha series A......1*74
709,000
Refunding 4H« series C
1*78
2,019,000
N
875*
108}*
109}*
1065*
99}*
"
42,000
June"l8
104}* June
925* June
Sale
97}*
1035* Sale
cash warr reet Nov
v teant
,
N
75}*
76
104}* Sale
94}* Sale
105
Sale
3}*
New England RR cons 5s guar..l945
<k>ns lust 4a..
....
..I**"
22,000
139,000 Naw England TAT 3f-yr Sa A—1952
lat g 4t*s series B
19a l
119,000
N J Junction RR go 1st 4s...... 1984
.19 4
228.666 N J Pov A Light 1st 4t**
77,000 New Orleans Great Nor 5s ser A.. 1983
2,000 N O A N*eastern ref 4}*k series A.1952
433,000 Naw Orleans P 8 1st A rat »s A...1*52
1st A ref 5s series B
.......1955
326,000
44,000 New Orleans Term 1st 4s guar...1953
v
87,000 J*N O Tea A Mas non cum tnc 4sl*3ft
♦First 5s series B
1954
278,000
♦let mtge gold 5« series C
1*5*
89,000
♦1st 4He series D......—....195a
440,000
♦First 5Hs series A
.....1954
669,000
Npt A On B Pen gu g 4 His .....1945
Y.666 N Y A Bktyn A M B cons g 5s... 1939
848,000 New York Central conv sec 6s—1944
Consol 4s series A
—
1998
712,000
Ref A Impt 4 Hi* series A
2413
1.771,000
Re* A Inapt 5s series C
...2913
1,724,000
»
91
z87}* June 25
O
A
4 ou
♦First cons gold 4s...........1*51
♦ \ssontlng cash warr rect No 4 on
No* Steal Is* roll 5a ......... .1*54
1st coll mtCe s 14s.........—1965
Neuaatuca RR 1st g as...19*4
Newark Consul Gas 5a..........1948
570,000
93.000
3.000
77,000
109,000
172,000
101,000
92,000
91
June
June
875* June
Jan.
June
79
June
1 100}* June 10
100}* 100
79}* June 25 795* June 28
.....
89}*
103
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roctsNoi^n
coupon.....1*77
Apr 1*14
♦Nat RR Mas
♦
105
9
5
78
f 4Ha...
cash warr
♦Assent
♦Guar 4a
"7,666
Sale
"25
16}* Jan.
May 16
45* June 10
Ky o« Meaicu -
♦Prior Hon 5t-yeor a
7.000
June
78
1*55
National
5
85
10
8
June
6}* June .15
6
June 11
83
June
7
102}* June 25
100}* June 21
1073* June 29
94}* June 24
815* June
101}* June
94}* Sale
100
Namm (ADA Son—Sea Mfrs* Trust Co
16.000 Nashville Chat A St L 1st 4s A.. 1978
1937
5,000 Nash Flo A Sheff 1st gu g 5s
1*41
176,000 N*»sau Aloe guar gold is Mpd
13,000 National Acme 1st mtge 4a......1*42
1*48
895.000 National Dalrv Prod ds* 5
UN
209,000 Nat Distillers Products deb 4}*s-1945
"l",666
107
1*55
Geo A ref sf 44saer
Sale
102}* Sale
100}* 1005* 100
1045*
875*
1955
99.666 Morrla A Go lat a f 4His.........
605,000 Morris A Usees lat gu IHl
Cosstr M 5s sar A...........
202,000
Constr M 4Ha sar B
......
137,000
...
128,000 Murray Body 1st mtge 6His
16,000 Mutual Fuel Gas 1st gu 5s.....
Mutual Union Tal 5s..........
21,000
362,000
662,000
10
Feb. 19
June 20
805* Apr. 20
48
Jan.
4
44}* May 16
May 21
355* May 16
44}* May 16
40}* June 12
June 26
45* June
6}*
7
1941
Gan A ref a f 5a aer D.........
35,000
June
82
100
J
Gan A ref 5a series B.........
"Y.666
10
13
1*37
A.
a42
55*
101
»
i
1943 J
5a A....
General A refunding
J
1*3? J
1*41
June
88}*
VI
1*3
g
June
a42
95*
5}*
6}*
81}*
8
1*38 M S
,
7a.
Mont Tram 1st A ref 5s series
Deb
z37
44
«
*
1*7? M
25,000
♦Sac 5% notes...............
5,000
35.000 Mohawk A Mai 1st gu g 4s.....
......
112,000 Mont Cant 1st gu g 4a.
1st guar gold 5s...
15,000
203,000 Montana Power 1st A ref 5a A..
Deb gold 5a aerlea A
286,000
Montecatlnl Mia A Agr Co lac
96,000
22,000
6,000
Na
1*47 P
♦Montgomery DIs 1st g 5a ...
♦Refunding A Improv't 4Ha
45
June 20
89}*
37
J
J
85
85
70
41
80
Jan. 21
June 20
76
85" June"20
83
i
...1*4*
*«nall
"3",000
I
I
Small
Mortgage gold 4s.....
13.000
4,000
85
78
80
I
7
8
9
Jan.
Jan.
64
40
June
6
June
8
365* May
3
,125* Apr. 18
33
29}* June 18
27
June 21
10}* June 19
293* June 18
27}* June 18
29}* June 18
27
June 19
55* June 14
29}* June 19
25}* June 27
29}* June 19
27
June 21
3
June
28
215*
21}*
7H
21}*
205*
21}*
27
17}* Mar.
67}* Mar. 28
♦Certificates of deposit.........
3,000
/
June
23
67
25
♦Certificates of deposit.........
5.000
1,625,000
67,000
June
93
42}*
42 H
14}* Sale
Sale
June
Sale
40
215* Sale
2021}*
7H
7%
215* Sale
20}*
2i5* Sale
20}*
21}*
4}*
4}*
21
215*
S
18
42
435*
Sale
June 29
73
Sale
90}*
94 }*
23}*
24}*
77}* Sale
95
25}*
41
M
\t, «ar (•
a
95
....
13%
*
1*4*
dapoalt..—...
rat 5a aarlas P
»
80
79
35}* Sale
•Certificates of dapoalt.......
a
6
23}* June 13
21}* June 29
79 H June 28
I
IW
1*4?
.
42
3
41
I
!♦ -ttsaourl Pacific RR Co —
a is»
% rsfund 4s saHas 4
®Cartlflcatea of
6
June
Sale
20}*
28}*
2VA Sale
68}* Sale
1
IM
Ian
June
90
20
I
......
June 25
36
20
75
I
1*4*
1*®
25
42
27
w
J
9
28}* June
28}* Sale
37}*
21}* Sale
18}*
19
73
Sale
1
Sale Prices
37
June 28
285* June
9
42
June 29
235* Feb. 14
21H June 29
795* June 28
265* Apr. 26
19}* Mar. 15
31
Apr.
4
18}* Mar. 23
June 28
37
30}* June
Sale
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Ask
37
Sale
35
J
Tarn.
1*41
....
aarlas B
mtge 4 His aar D
a
30}*
1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
June 29
June 1
30 '35
J
J
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN JUNE
Low from
Sales in
29
exchange-bonds
Mar.
May
May
11
4
2
6
Feb. 19
May
June
4
2 104}* June
29
26
99
4 107
7
30
■N. Y. STOCK
Sales in
Low from
BONDS
June
Value
EXCHANGE-BONDS
PRICES IN
JUNE
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
July 1 1933
M. 7. STOCK EXCHANGE
Hft,
to
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
June 29
June 1
June 30 '35
Bid
N Y New Haven 8c Hertford—
9,000
15,000
Non-cony debenture 4«
1947 M
Non-con? debenture
1147 A O
60,000
184,000
229,000
27,000
Non-cony debenture 2Ka
Non-con? debenture 4s
Non-con? debenture 4«
B54
345,000
145,000
231,000
441,000
209,000
333,000
133,000
Convertible debenture 4s.
194B I
J
Collateral trust 4s
.........1940 A O
Debenture 4s
.....1957 M N
23,555
115,000
5,000
29,000
17,000
15,000
10.000
85,000
45,000
30,000
8
-.1955 J
1954 J
1st A ref 4%s ser of 1937
Harlem R«rPt Che* 1st 4s
M N
J
A
A
22% June 24
33
36% June 19
Sale
♦20-vear
s
93% June 28
42
June
1
Sale
33% June
4
56
46% June
45
43
48
39% June 10
83%
Sale
n
III
Sale
79%
106
86
June
June
84
...1947 MN
s f 4%«,
♦{♦Norfolk South 1st A
rei
50
51
43
Sale
A
13
13
13%
13 &
42 %
43
♦Certificates of deposit...........
♦{♦Norfolk
A South 1st g 5s
1941 MN
Norfolk A West Ry lot con g 4s
1996 A O
Di? 1st A gen g 4s
J
...1944 J
Pocahontas G A C Joint 4s....1941 J
North American
.<*,
eb5s
78
June
F
5s A.196I
D
1961 F
125,000 North Am Edison deb 5s ser A
1957
314,000
Deb 5^gs ser B
Aug 15 1963
602,000
Deb 5s series C
Nov 15 1969
1,000 North Cent gen A ref 5s ser A...1974
6,000
Gen A ref 4Hs series A.......1974
3,000 {♦Northern Ohio 1st guar g fs
1945
A
115
Sale
105 X
107 X
98
Sale
M
8
94
F
A
100
M N
M
8
11
S
114
Apr.
5
41% Apr. 29
63
Jan.
52
Jan.
9
51% Jan.
10
100
Jan.
June
98
99
95
104% Jan.
120
112
44%
55
41
47
32
90
Mar. 11
June 25
78
10
June 18
Mar.
P
50
117
1
Feb.
7
15
Jan.
171*
8
Jan.
22
June 24
June 13
109% Jan.
15
June 24
108
99% June 29
June 27
Jan.
Jan.
7
99
June 27
7 101% June 22
Jan.
3
.
120
110
44
v—
46%
99
24
June 24
Jan.
8
98% June 13 101 % June 22
94
June
4
98% June 29
125
65
4
Jan.
85
3 108
62% Jan.
June 24
99% June 29
June
8
111% May 27
Feb. 26
17% Mar. 13
June 13
105% June
4
37% Mar. 13
108
40
♦Ei Apr '33, Oct '33, Apr '34 coups
Stamped as to sale of April 1 and
14,000
♦Oct 1 1933 and Apr 1 1934
coups
56,000 Nor Ohio Trac A Lt 6s ser A.....1947 M
544,000 Northern Pacific prior lien 4a
1997 U
746.000
Gen Uen ry A Id gt 3s
Jan 3947 Q
410,000
Ref A Impt 4 Vis Series A
3947
June
June
June
June
111% Mar. 11
107% Mar. 9
107% Apr. 12
June 19
' June 24
Sale
100% Sale
98%' Sale
95
125
46 Hi
Sale
50
117
10
Mar. 22
2% May 16
56
99% Sale
Sale
108
A O
June
51*
15
22
2% June 14
46
109
104% 105%
95 X
120
June
2
Jan.
92% May 14
8
152% June
16% June 19
June
Jan.
110
108
Feb.
104% Jan.
104% Jan.
3
108
Sale
88 X
14%
61
49
87% Jan.
June 18
June
3
51
95% Jan. 25
Apr.
97% Mar.
June
23% June 26
4 106% June 11
90
June 25
June
1950 A O
Nord Rys eztl
7
3
June
4
7
Jan.
12
3
June
10
45
11% May 10
June 24
85
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
June 19
June 20
111%
52
63
30% Jan.
May
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
48% June 21
3
i 106% June
88
f 6s................ 1947 M N
New 4 6%....
58
45
June 25
78
20
Sale
107;
MN
3
June 17
36% Jan.
11%
70%
105%
1%
1%
100
111%
i
June
June
1
June 25
52%
8
8
June 14
June 20
47%
99
75
June 19
June 13
June
4
39
18
Jan.
Jan.
39% Jan.
Mar. 29
40% Feb. 26
16
Apr.
3
27% Mar. 29
87
Apr.
4
40
May 11
32% Apr.
1
June
June
10%
Jan.
40
Feb. 26
26% Mar. 19
24% Feb. 26
94%. June 12
47% June 24
39% June 17
June
82
39
36% Jan.
37
30
June 19
10%
Nordeutsche Lloyd (Bremen)—
28,000
72,000
136,000
172,000
24,000
34,000
199,000
20,000
10,000
624,000
June
Mar. 27
Feb. 27
26
June 18
June 26
51
Sale
82
28
27
24% Feb. 26
34% June 17
Sale
100
D
%
48% June
19% June
22
40
MN
J
J
40% June 26
Sale
43
Terminal 1st gold 5s..........1943 M N
270",655 NY Tel 1st A gent f 4*8
1939
103,000 N Y Trap Rock 1st s f g 6s
1946
690,000 N Y Westches A Bos 1st 4%s
194s
18,000 vlag Lock A Ont Pow 1st 5s A...1955
288,000 Niagara Share (Mo) deb 5 %s
1950
June
"
83%
11%
10% June
14%
11% June
90
June
91% 90
108% 109
108% June
Sale
2%
2%
2% June
June
2
2%
2%
2%
Sale
109% L09
108% June
Sale
June
106
106% 107
June
106
106% 108
1st mortgage 5s...............1956 MN
I
37
14H
Mb
V
39%
Sale
Sale
J
V
32
35
32
Sale
{♦N Y State Rye 4%s A ctfs
1963
♦6%s ser B ctfs
......1962
New York Steam 1st 4s ser A.... 1947 61 N
79,000 N Y Susq A West 1st raf g 5s
1937
7,000
Second gold 44s.........
.1937
58,000
General gold 5s..............1940
June
"86"
...1965
1st mortgage 5s...............1951
30
30% June
28% June
Sale
Jan 1965 Apr
1951
Sale
Sale
94%
Y Oat & West 1st i 4s...June 1993 U 8
General 4s.....
.......1955 1 D
N Y Pro? A Boston gen 4s...
1943 A O
N Y A Putnam 1st con
guar 4s ..1993 A O
V Y A Rlcb Gas 1st 6s A
June 13
June 19
Sale
1954 U N
Y
33
51
Sale
D
1965
June
Sale
N
♦N Y Rye Corp Inc 6s
♦Income 69 assented...
Prior Hen 6s series A-.
June 27
31
28
Sale
Sale
36
3
1967 J
30% June
30% June 26
33
32
31
29%
i
1954 M N
Convertible debenture SKi
Sale
35
Sale
O
A
Ask
Ask
40
65
43%
June 19 120
June
5 110
June 25 44
98% June 29
June 19
Apr. 16 120
June 19
June
5
June 25
June
May
8
May 24
Jan.
5 111
19
45
Mar. 22
45
Mar. 22
-
;
1,570,000
79,000
Ref A Impt 6s Series B
Ref A Impt 5a Series G_.
Ref A Impt 5o Series D
235,000
8
2
3947
3947
89
Northern Ry of Calif guar 5s....191S
North States Power 5s A........1941
27,000
1st A ref 6s series B
1941
N*western Teleg 4H> extended ..1944
Norwegian Hydro-El Nit 5%s.
1957 MN
26,000
1,000
24,000
23,000
10.000
2,000
19,000
18,000
10,000
61,000
Ogden A Lake Ch 1st guar g 4s..1948 J
J
Ohio Connecting Ry 1st 4a
1943 M 8
Ohio Pub 8er?lce 1st A ref
1st A ref 7s series B
O
A
7H|a..l94t
239,000
291,000
Pacific RR of Mo 1st
ext
1946 J
ser
39-year 5s
J
S
8
D
A.. 1943 J
series A—
111
D
1951
Certificates of deposit............
♦5%s assented
..1951
-
{Paramount-Famous-Lasky 6siril947
♦♦Proof of claim filed
by owner.... J
D
Penn Ohio A
Detroit RR—
1st A ref gold
4%s series A
4H»s series B
Penn Pow A Lt 1st M
4%s
MS
F
D
D
M N
MN
O
|Q81
A
O
6,000 Penn RR coneol
gold 4s........1943 M N
30,000
Consol gold
4s...............1948 M N
19,000
Stamped dollar bondY.".~JTIIl948 M N
79,000
Consol 4 Hi Issue of
1915
1960 F A
506,000
General 4 His Series
D
A.........1965
147,000
General 5s Series B
D
1968
298,000
«5-year secured 6His..
IHIl9H. P 6
199,000
Secured gold 5s
1964 MN
728,000
Debenture gold 4 His
„III~197S A O
370,000
General 414s series D
JU1 A O
405,000
Gen mtge 4%a series E
J
I" 1984
20,000 Peoples Gas A Coke 1st
4s
1943 A O
181.000
Refunding gold
....
M S
I
■
-v'i '
"
June
June
June
100
Sale
41
94% Sale
Sale
96
.....
96
Sale
Sale
96
.....
87'
105%
113
May 15
June 26
Jan.
3
May
104
7
June 22
June
104% Feb. 16
18
Jan.
113% June 26
18
Apr.
Jan.
9
Jan.
10
113% June 26
117% Feb. 20
June
3
Mar,
5108%
June
Jan.
109
Mar.
1
1 118
118
June
7
1
7
4
Mar.
Jan.
118% May
June
105% June 27
45
119% May
3
105% June 27
Mar.
June 18
Jan.
June 19
Jan.
100% June 18
96
May 10
June 20
Jan.
45
June
3 107% June 19
Jan.
109
June
6 101
Mar.
101%
99%
107%
113%
105%
43%
June
June
5
June 14
7 98
June 20 106% June
5
June 28 110% June 11
June
40
June
June
June
43
603
603
June
Apr.
June
June
June 20
Jan. 12
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
4
18
17
Mar. 18
7
June 24
May
Apr.
Apr.
June 28
Jan.
60% June 28
June 25
Jan.
60% June 25
June 25
60
June
Jan.
24
Jan.
4
43% Jan.
4
60
1
1
June 25
973
973
June 24
58% Jan.
15
June 24
59
Jan.
15
97% June 24
98% June 24
59% Jan.
15
99
88% June 4 99
June
87 % June
1
98% June
June
1 145% June
June
5
26
June
26
June 24
32 * June
24
May
June 24
24
11
133
.....
v
103%
102%
W
«»
102
y.
Jan.
100
•»*«.*
102%
100%
102
102%
102%
106% 107
106%
89%
3%
Jan.
98% Jan.
June 22 102
June
June
June
June 22
3 103
June
5
6 107
June 26
3
90% June 24
98
Feb.
5 102% Mar. 26
19 102% Apr. 30
5 101% May
6
6 103
May 23
2 103
June
99% Jan.
5
104% Jan. 17 107% Apr. 26
Jan.
71% Mar. 13 90% June 24
112% June
112% June
114% June 15
Sale
zll6
June
108%
115%
103%
107%
96%
106%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
107
June
117% June 28
108% June 27
115% June 29
114%
104%
104
June
103%
108
June 28
106
Sale
Sale
9
Mar. 19
Feb. 19
13
Sale
Sale
9
Jan.
June
117
Sale
7
11
101% June
102% June
Jan.
Sale
Sale
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
50% Jan. 10
106% May 15
8
112% Apr.
112
Apr. 18
Apr.
105%
105%
105% Sale
109%
103% Sale
106% Sale
104
104
112
Feb. 20
June 26
Apr. 25
107%
Jan.
108%
Apr. 24 101%
Jan.
2
98%
May
May 27
May 21
58% Jan. 15 98% June 24
Feb. 25
May 23 163
18
June 18
17% Jan. 18 26
Sale
4
23
Mar. 27
33
May 20
116% June 17 116% June 17 116
Feb.
6 118
May 22
89% 88% June 10 89% June 10
88% June 10 94
Mar. 6
105%
104% Sale
109%
112% 113% 113
Sale
111% 113% 112% 113
m
108
35% June 24
5
106% June
112% June 25
June 27
86 % June
87
June
~
Sale
22*
96
Jan.
98% June 26
_—_
102%
102%
106% Sale
Apr. 10
Apr.
June 28
133% 136% 133
21% 28
22
28
31% Sale
117
116%
85
89% 87
.....
4
89% June
M
105% June 14 105% June 21
103
105% June 28
109
104%
98%
11 105% Mar.
104% June
109% June 26
107
11 110
108
15 114% June
108
2 113% May
2 119% Mar.
June
112% June
103% June
05% June
113
June 11
12
96
June
97% June 17
104
June
106% June 27
106% June 26
103% June
115% 115% 115% 115% 115% June
106
105% Sale
Sale
104% June
vij:-,;
For footnotes, see page 33.
June
J85*
87
103%
95
June 14.112
107% June
Sale
94
102
102
June
117
117
103
41
June 24
June 24
June 11 107% June 28
June
1 108
June
6
116%
118
29 45
Jan.
7 109%
Mar. 30 107
Apr.
1
76%
Mar. 29 89%
Mar. 29 102%
Jan.
111
Sale
26
June
111% June
87
Sale
102
June
June
Sale
106%
101% 100
98% 95
106% 106%
Sale
106%
109% 110% 109% Sale
109%
105%
105%
37
Sale
41%
a4Y" 37
36
Sale
41% Sale
35%
54% Sale
64% 54%
55
60
54%
Sale
54%
55%
al33
21
June
Jan.
106% June 25
76% June 26
88% June 29
June
June
June
16
June 13
June 10
June
110% June
101% June
101% June
""
1977 A
5s___________.1947
106% Sale
100% Sale
87% Sale
8
M
J
1941 M S
Il981
60
June
June
111% 116
108% Sale
104% Sale
00
Sale
101% 100
90
91% Sale
Sale
40%
32
43%
108%
June
112
89
♦Certificates of deposit.........
{Paramount Publlt
Corp 5%s...l950 FA
1,000
18,000
49-year guar tr ctfs 4s Ser B..1952
106,000
Secured gold
4Jgs.
1963
138,000 Penn Dixie Cement
1st 6s A
101% Sale
17% 20
Sale
97
1937 J
...1952 M N
Peducah A Illinois 1st s f
4%s..l9»a J
♦{♦Pan-Am Petr (Cal) 1st
g 6s...1949 J
♦Certificates of deposit...........
B'wa, l" *%•
A
1938 J
Guar g 3%s tr ctfs series
C...1942 J
Guar g 3 His tr ctfs
series D
1944 J
674,666
106^
113
102
03
4s...... 1938 F
♦2d extended
gold 5s...
Pacific Tel A Tel 1st
5s..
Pennsylvania Co—
Guar 3^s tr ctfs series
A.....1937
Guar 3%s coll tr ctfs ser B
1941
k
33% Sale
106%
117
Pacific Coast Co 1st
g is.
Pacific G A E gen A ref 5s
108%
102%
74%
84%
112
Sale
17
J
con
46,000 Parmelee Trans con? deb
6s
1944 A O
2,000 Peterson A Passaic
GAB 5s
11194® M
5,000 ♦Paullsta Ry 1st A ref 7s ser A..Il942 M S
12,000
06%
11%
10% 111% 110% Sale
338,000
♦♦Proof of claim filed
by owner
1
398,000
♦Certificates of deposit....
;
73,000 Perls-Orleans RRExt
e f SV{a.._1968
^: 7,000 {♦Park
Lexington 6%s ctfs......1953
11
35
02% 104""
16%
18
11% 112
12% 116
07
108%
17% Sale
Ontario Power N F 1st 5a
1943 F A
Ontario Transmission 1st 5s
1945 MN
Oregon RR A Nav con g 4s.....1946 J D
8,000
145,000
31,000
24,000
69,000
30,000
1~9",666
32
General gold 5s
.........1937 A O
{♦Old Ben Coal 1st g 6s
1944 F A
g 5a.. 1946 J
29,000
1st guar cons 5s stamped...... 1946 J
412,000 Ore-Wash RRANav latAref
4s...1961 1
32,000 Oslo Gas A Elec extl s f
g 5s.....1963 M
216,000 Otis Steel sec
g 6s series A
1941 M
124,000
48,000
89,000
10,000
08%
06%
07%
01%
93%
June
88% Sale
101% Sale
98
93% 95% 91%
93
94% Sale
92
108% 108%
Sale
106% Sale 106
Sale
107%
107%
97% "Ȥ%
94% 101%
93%
1947 F A
Ohio River RR 1st g 5s.........1936 J D
19,000 Oregon Short Line 1st
42
84% Sale
98% Sale
91%
97
3947
184",665
213",600
45
08% 108% 108% 109
106
02% Sale
Sale
74% Sale
76% Sale
116
June
106
June 29
24
109
105
90%
100%
99%
110%
98%
3 105% June 21
2
6
105% June 28
30 108%
30 115%
28 106
3 108
1
May 16
June
15
2
2
27
Feb.
19
Jan.
10
June 28
Feb. 20
4
June 27
2 106% June 26
3 116% Apr.
2 106%
Apr.
23
22
N. Y. STOCK
July, 1935]
Sales in
1933
to
exchange
n. y. stock
Value
July 1
♦Income 4a
1st 4s Series b
1st 4 4 4« series
g—..........
General 5s Series b_.
...
Gen 4 44s series g
j
j
75
Sale
8
.1956 j
.1980 m
77
Sale
.....
.1974 f
a
.1977 j
j
106
d
.1971 j
...
.1973 j
Convertible deb 6s
j
.1949 m
Phlla 5c Read g & i ref 5s
8
604
334
j
244
d
1034
1084
984
f 4s....1937 j
.1939 J
Phillips Petroleum deb 54*
Philippine Ry 1st 30-yr
s
& o
Plllsbury Plour Mills 24-yr 4a.....1943
.1952 m n
Pirelli Go (Italy) conv 7a....
A
im
1114 1124 111
jl09
1084
1084 1104 1094
1014
1014
1094
1094
1094 1104 1094
1094
1094
a
116
1114
.1943 MN
Con 34s series e guar 4.......1949 F A
.1953 j d
Con 4s series f guar g
.....
.1957 MN
Con 4a series g guar g
"e". 6o5
Con 4s series d guar g
3,000
28,000
40,000
25,000
34,000
90,000
10,000
1,000
Con 4s series h guar g
18", 000
.196# F
.1963 f
...
Con 44s series i g
Con 44s series 3 guar
.....
Pitts Shen 5c l e 1st 4
First
con sol
o
gold 5s
j
.
56
Sale
534
110
109
111
754 "79"
y\
75 4
.1935
5s assented.....
67,000 Porto Rlcan Am Tobac conv 6s..1942 }""j
j
2,577,000 {♦Postal Teleg 5t 3able coll 5s.. .1953 j
40,000 ♦{♦Pressed Steel Gar 16-year 5s..1933 j j
Providence Securities deb 4a gu..l957 M N
294
42
54% notes..... 1937
Sinking fund gold 64s
....1940 m 8
1948 i
Bakeries Corn s f g 5s
)
{♦ Radio Keith Orph pt pd ctfs
for deb 6s 5c com stk (65% pd).
♦♦Debenture gold 6s..........1941 J d
Read Go Jersey Gen coll g 4s
1951 a o
I
J
Gen 5k ref 44* series a....... 1997
J
Gen 5c ref 44s series b
.....1997 J
372,000 Rem Rand 54s a with warr
1947
2,000
54s without warrants
.....1947
Rensselaer 5c Saratoga 1st gu 6s.1941
vi
304 Mar. 25 534
224 Feb. 15 274
1014 Jan.
4 104
106
Feb. 20 1094
98
Apr.
4 1044
18
110
117
June
June
117
June
June
1144 June
1144 June
June
Sale
974
35
99
Sale
1064
105
106
1064
1034
1024 Sale
1004 1034 1004
m n
107
June
June
114
Republic Iron 5k Steel a f 5s......1940 a o
j
Ref 5c gen 54* series a.......1953 j
118.000
105
1054 1054
101
Sale
84
534 June 12
June
6 614
109
June 11 109
1164 June 20 1164
77 4 June
7 84
794 June 22 82
53
Sale
22,000
29,000
22,000
30,000
150,000
380,000
1,000
5,000
3,000
5,000
5,000
♦Rhine-West Elec Power 7s.. ...1950
40",000
120,000
3,000
13", 000
3,000
13,000
10,000
53,000
6,000
♦Cons mtge 6s
.....
274
40
39 4
37
37
gold 6s......1952 mn
...1953 f a
♦Cons mtge 6e with warrants.. 1955 a o
♦{♦Richfield Oil of Calif 6s
1944 m n
♦Certificates of deposit.......
m n
Richmond 5k Mecklenburg 1st 4a. 1948 m n
j
Richmond Term Ry 1st guar 5a..1952 j
a
♦Rlma Steel s f 7s...............1955
d
Rio Grande June 1st guar g 5s.. 1939
j
{♦Rio Grande Southern 1st 4s.. 1940
j
•Guar (Jan 1922 coupon).....1940
j
145",666 ♦Rio Grande Western 1st g 4s...1939
n
♦ 1st con 5r coll truat 4s series a. 1944
60,000
m s
17,000 Rochester Gas 5k el 54* *er c—1948
Gen Mtge44* series d
...1477 m s
♦Direct mortgage
274
374
394
374
374
Sale
294
294
Sale
33
108
June
June
June
June
June
105
20
884
1054
1054
1044
1004
994
824
6
26
18
14
11
105
105
June
1
June
101
Jane
3
3
102
June 12
Sale"
105
June
49
90
1
Sale
110
33
32
314
34
Sale
115
Sale"
"33 4
37
394
d
Stamped
4s
For footnotes, see page 33.
J
a
o
1989
mn
June
4
34
June
32
June 18
32
June 18
107
1064 June
1044 June 14 105
1024 June
4 104
864 June 19 884
Sale
Sale
Sale
9
114
124
114
114
104
824
Sale
Sale
95
494
944
97
93
102H
61
8
June 14
June
5
June 26
June 28
41
June
954
96
June
96
96
954 June 20
64
Sale
Sale
94 June
104 June
94
June
9
June
84 June
774 June
54
June
514 June
924
86
85
96
55
70
95
34
Sale
Mar.
Feb. 11 107
1044 June 14 1114
96
Jan.
7 104
864 May 23 90
804 Mar. 7 85
103
Sale
1084 Sale
1024 1024 103
1084.
Sale
108
114 June
1
1084 107
34
Sale
42
34
36
42
36
5
June
4
Jan-
7
June 26
Feb. 26
Jan. 25
19
21
11
Mar.
174 Jan.
154 Jan.
Mar.
18
Mar.
164 Jan.
144 Jan.
134 Jan.
4
2
8
8
3
2
Mar.
Mar.
71
69
Jan.
22
85
June 24
May
64
June 25
Mar.
63
June 22
Mar.
534 June ,24
Anr.
June
118
June 17
June
6
884 June 24
1084 June
June
June
June
16
1094 June 14
1034 June 19
elOl 4 June 19
1074 June
1024 June
"30"~ "34" "36"" IIII
32
Mar.
June
June
564 Jan.
744 May
544 Mar. 29
54
Mar. 28
37
Apr. 13
60
Jan.
2
5
June
7
954 June 20
May 23
1024
96
Jan.
Jan.
144
994 1024 101 4 June
1014 103
117
1174 117 4 Sale 1164 June
81
June
81 % Sale
874 Sale
314
90
5 108
---
1074
29
28
134
4
May 22 1084 Mar. 2
74 Mar. 28 134 Jan. 19
5
1054 Jan. 15 1364 Jan.
Jan. 15
3
38
Jan.
35
4 404 Feb. 11
June
30
Jan.
9
314 May 18 51
144 June 19
134 June 19
15
June 19
134 June 18
134 June 19
124 June 19
85
June 24
64
June 25
63
June 22
534 June 24
494
"ll4
264
..............
Sclo Vail 5c n e 1st guar g
Sale
102
j
a
j
30
9
Feb.
107
Jan.
9
92
1946
June
June
7
954 June 20
94
114
J
..1946
4 1084 June 26
1
124 June 21
1144 June 12 1154 June 21
10
May
j
...
June
Feb.
1
_
664 Mar. 111 824 June 19
3
24
May 16 474 Jan.
Feb. 15
May 31 109
106
104 June
j
j,
28
1064 June
824 June 19
344 June 19
June 29
3 108
3
1
June 12
1
Feb.
134
12
Sale
13
114
.Sale
84
j
Stamped
1
124
j
Guar sinking fund 64s b
June
92
854 Jan.
114
j
ichuico Go guar 64s
75
1074 June 27
Jan. 12
,60
May
11
60
j
June
48
484 June 27
694 June 21
62
j
June
1
Apr.
1044 Apr.
714
54
ianta Fa Prase 5c Phenlx 1st 5s..1942 m s
92
344 June 24
344 June 24
Mar. 23
46
Mar.
June 21
51
j
June
June
Mar.
June 19
52
i
1074 June
514 June
May
25
514 June 11
724 June
6
j
j
June
37
71
j
j
36
Feb.
5
434 Feb. 15
Feb. 15
43
434 Feb. 15
44
May
69
i
j
36
June
June
37
364 May
1
mn
j
June
June
11
18
27
394 Feb. 20
3
394 Mar.
6
j
d
344
26 4 June
June
Sale
84
774
j
June
4
5
1
24
24
14
27
12
12
7
27
17
30
8
3 1064 "June 20
944 Apr. 10 1034 June 17
624 June
104
j
June
29
9
Jan.
1074 Jan.
3 1084 Apr. 17
Feb. 18
344 May 20 43
684 Sale
654
40
494
72
Sale
40
mp
j
June
294
June
82
Jan. 10
4
35
May 17 914 Mar. 30
2 1094 Mar. 28
May
May 15 1094 Apr. 11
May 20 1084 Apr. 22
1
3 1024 Mar.
Jan.
2 1024 Feb. 25
Jan.
May 6
Feb. 11
634
494
724
63
56
504
414
904
5s extended to July 1 ........1943
118,000
Montana Ext 1st gold 4s......1937
59,000
Pacific Ext sterling guar 4a
1940
10,000
37,000 lit Paul Union Depot 1st 5s guar. 1972
468,000 3an Ant 5k Aran Pass 1st guar 4s.1943
76,000 San Antonio Public Serv 1st 6s a. 1952
37
June
374
374
374
344
Apr. 26
June 20
1034 Jan.
108
1024
i
June
107
xl 4
Sale
105 4
St Joseph Ry
it Paul 5k Duluth 1st consol 4s .1968 j
12,000
Sale
1064 107
1064 107
105 4
104~~ Sale
Sale
864 874 91
79
83
j
1st g 4s..1947 j
deb 54s
1941 m n
l h a p 1st 5s
1937 mn
j
St Lawr 5c Adirondack 1st g 5s.. 1996 j
St Joseph Lead
1947
June
37
1
"78"
11
St Jos 5k Grand Island
{♦St Paul 5c k c Short l guar 44&1941 f
lit Paul Minn 8c Manitoba—
37
June 13
92
92
4
28
e_.—.....1962 m 8
m
♦{•Rock Is Ark 5k Louis lst44i 1934 m 8
Royal Dutch deb 4a with warr...1945 a o
♦Ruhr Chemical 6s........
..1948 a o
Rutland-Canadian 1st guar g 4s. 1949 j
j
Rutland r r 1st cons g 44»
1941 j j
lit Paul e Grand Trunk 44*
"6",000
42
40
394 June
1074 June
504 June
1064 1074
1084
1074 Sale"
.
9,000
36 4
~60"
75
Gen mtge 5s series
♦Certificates of deposit.....
112,000
♦Con m 4 4s series a „
.
.1978
1,183,000
♦Certificates of deposit stamped
351,000
1989
705,000 it. Louis Southwest 1st g 4s
2d gold 4s income bond..Nov 1989
180,000
1st terminal 5k unlf 5s.....
1952
512,000
Gen 8c ref 5s series a..........1990
831,000
1937
4,000 it Paul City Ry Gable 5a..
Guaranteed 5s......
1937
1,000
1064 June 20
1034 June 17
1084 June 26
36
June
3
284 June 28
264 June
10
May
Feb.
..
"41666
49
29
404
394
384
374
Sale
Sale
June 24
Jan.
454 Feb. 27 454 Feb.
May
264 Mar. 11 41
964 May 21 1004 Jan.
105
Mar. 8 1084 Jan.
3 1084 Jan.
105
June
2 104
Apr.
99
Jan.
18 1024 May
994 Mar.
June 22
994 June 26
107
June 28
1064 June 27
1034 June 28
102
June 12
41
394 June 27
97
June
3
40
994
Sale
107
Sale
104
June 24
4
694 June 24
504 Jan.
3 1054 May 21
Jan.
98
1044 June 14 1054 June 27
4
42
564 May 16
Apr.
254 June 12 524 Jan. 22
Jan. 21
Mar. 26
55
384
June 27
1074
1074
1014
102 4
944
8
Jan.
May 21
694 June 24
June 14
1054 June 27
53
June
7
324 June 25
464 June 24
June
June
June
June
June
June
68
19
20
6
61
Apr.
4
68
Apr.
Apr. 25 1094
June 20 1164
7
June
854
25
106
2d gold 6s
1996 a o
St Louis Iron Mtn 5k South—
♦♦River 5k Gulf Dlv 1st g 4s...1933 m n
848,000
♦Certificates of deposit.......
43,000
1948 i""i
58,000 St l Peo5k n w 1st 5s
j
.1955 j
29,000 St l Kky m 5c Pac 3s stmpd
{8t Louis-San Francisco Ry —
j
♦Priori ten 4s series a
......1950 J
423,000
♦Certificates of deposit.....
96,000
♦ Prior lien 5s series b.
...—1956 n
176,000
"82~060
Sale
374
374
324
334
9 1134 June 13
15 1074 Feb. 15
Mar. 14
June 29
June 11
June 2u
June 11
June 24
June
June
June
June
June
June
102 4 103 4 1004 June
108
1084 107,4 June
June
354
364 35
354
394
mn
20
23
Apr.
594 June 21
61
June 24
1074' 108
344
264
June 24
4 1164 Feb.
4 1164 Feb.
Jan.
Mar. 18 1074 Feb.
June
8 114
Mar.
June 20
Sale
41,000 Revere Copper 5k Brass 6s a.....1948 m 8
28,000 ♦Rhelnelbe Union s f g 7s.......1946 j j
18,000 ♦Rhine-Ruhr Wat Serv 6s.......1953 j j
May
21 117
Jan.
1134 June 14
June 12
56
9
10 117
Feb.
110
4i",o66
12 1094 May 15
June 27
Feb.
654
634
Jan.
9
June 11
Apr.
1
Apr.
6
Feb. 21
Jan.
6
24
24
24
27
June
June
13
Mar. 22 110
June 27
June
1
19
1124 June
3
1144 June 28
109
Jan. 10
1094 June 22
1084 Jan. 16
1084 Feb.
8
109
Jan. 10
1074 Apr. 29
3
28
June
7
7
17
27
,
Jan.
684 Sale
105
n
June 21
794 Mar. 15 98
Jan.
8
1064 May 20 110
1044 Jan.
2 1084 Apr. 27
Jan. 10
524 Mar. 25 75
54
*
97
m n
June 21
1084 June 11
107 4 June 21
61
June
4
18
19 394 June 25
22 274 June 11
28 1034 June 4
5
21 1084 June
June 21
26 100
Jan.
110
1104 110
1174 1164
1154
115"" 1134
1144 113
1074 1054
1134
1134
104
54
40
June 14
107
102
June 17
June 21 1124 June
June 12 1144 June
1074 Sale 1064
1064 1074 1064
1054
1074 Sale
Sale
101
1014 101
1004
1014 Sale 1014
1014 Sale
Sale
Sale
94
93
914
150,000 Public Serv e 4k g 1st 4k ref * 4s..l967 j d
1st 5k ref 44s ...
1970 F A
58,006
1st 5c ref gold 4s......
109.000
.....1971 a o
F A
180,000 Pure Oil Go s f g
1084 Jan.
June 18
June 12
June
1
June 19
1094 June 11 1094 June 22
84
37
18
June
June
June
June
June
884
1064 Sale
1064 107
1054 106
p
.195* h
Providence Terminal 1st 4s
52
June 19
98
June
June
9
8
28
June 17
June 27
June
1
1
June
June
June
734 Jan.
94 Jan.
3 1054 May
Jan.
11 91
12 814 Jan.
14 824 June
24 1114 June
June
14
4 1124 June
May
3 111
5
15
604 June
4
Apr.
Jan.
75
Mar.
69
Mar.
68
Mar.
108
Jan.
113
Jan.
5
654
1034
1044
1054 Sale
Sale
524 Sale
504
Sale
31
Sale
254
464 434
464 45
Sale
104
Sale Prices
111
June
June
1124 111
1134 111
80
674 Sale
921,000 Portland General Electric 44*—1960 m s
j
1935 j
239,000 Portland Gen Elec 1st 5s
15,000
155,000
192,000
79,000
57
40
15,000
mtge 44s series b.........
.1960 a o
1st mtge 44s series c
55,000
1,000 Pitts y 5k Ash 1st gen 4s ser a...1948 i d
.1962 F a
1st gen 5s series b
2,000
24,000 Port Arthur Canal 5c Dock 6s.....1953 f a
1953 F A
1st mtge 6s series b......
29,000
272,000
316,000 Purity
114
1074
1134
1124
1064
614
614
614
1094
1164
824
1134
1124
1054
514
.1943 MN
Pitts va 5c Char 1st guar 4s
d
♦Pitta 5c West Va 1st 44s ser a .1950 j
.1959 a o
1st
38,000
Sale
j
....
5s...
1134 114
114
o
.1940 a
.1943 j
113
Sale
.1973 a
.1977 j
g
117
1154
1154
.1964 M N
.1970 1 d
.....
Gen guar 5s series a
General g 5s ser b
General 4 4« series
118"
Highest
Sale Prices
674
54
Jane 20 105 4
June
4 904
80
June
1
June
5 824
1104 June 28 1114
1174 June
6 119 4
112
June
j.124
1114 112
Sale
1104 1114 110
Sale
974 Sale
934
Sale
1084 1094 1074
Sale
1064 Sale 1054
61
58
594 Sale
Sale
Sale
38
324
26
27
244
244
Sale
1024 Sale 1024
1084 1074 1074 1074
984
994
1104
934
1074
General 44s series d_.........1981 j d
5s..1967 j d
.1967 MN
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
664 604
4
54
1054 1084 105
88
Sale
864
16
804 744
80
764
Sale" 1184 123""
111
Phlla Company secured 4old
Phlla Elec Go 1st 44s
1st 5c ref 4 4s
614
SINCE JAN. 1
Lowest
Lowest
Ask
ii64
1114
1194
,1943 M.N
Phlla Bait Ac Wash let 4 4s
Sale
88
1054
84 H
a
.1974 f
5s series a.. .1956 j
Pere Marquette 1st
Sale
4
(flat)............ .1990 a o
Peoria ar Pekln Un 1st
634
594
o
.1940 a
Peoria Ac East let cone 4a...
A o
15,000 p g c 5c St l 4 44s series a.......1940
.1942 a o
Con 44s series b guar 4
12,000
.1943 MN
Con 44s series g guar g_.
■
Ask Bid
Bid
$
June 29
June 1
June 30 '35
66,000
9,000
11,000
175,000
85,000
363,000
21,000
16,000
24,000
76,000
945,000
41,000
129,000
237,000
473,000
74,000
218,000
16,000
8,000
RANGE
PRICES IN JUNE
Low from
BONDS
June
31
EXCHANGE—BONDS
4
7
114 Mar. 26
1044 Apr.
101
May
994 Jan.
174 Jan.
8
2 1094 June 17
16 1034 June 19
151
102
7 118,4
Jan.
744 Mar. 27 884
9 1084
Jan.
1004
7 1124
Jan,
108
113
May 23
Feb.
21
June 24
June
1
May
3
37
June 25
34
June
4
37
June 25
36
June 29
29
36
June 29
36
June 26
34 4 June 15
32
36
40
394
June 1" 1134 June
1134 U44 113
1134 114
Aor.
15
324 May
3
May
4
28
1094 Jan.
32 4 May 23
364 Feb. 20
14 115
Feb.
25
32
N. Y. STOCK
EXCHANGE-BONDS
1
Sales in
June
BONDS
Value
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Low from
July 1
££
June 30
June 1
2.000
♦
adjustment 5s—.....
Oct 1940 F A
♦♦Refunding g 4s
1959 4 O
♦Certificates of deposit—
....
♦let A cons 4s series A.. .....1945 M 5
78,000
21,000
981,000
253,000
156,000
Ask Bid
•♦atlan-BIrm Dlv 1st 14s.May 193? M P
t Sea board-All Fie 1st 4s A
143,000
10,000
161,000
119,000
145,000
18,000
3,000
32,000
61,000
22,000
53,000
218,000
122,000
153,000
10,000
2,000
....
Sharon Steel Hoop • f 514* A....1948
F
.195J M
Shell Union Oil s f dob 5s
194? M
Shin yet* u El Pow 1st 0%».
.1952 3
♦♦Siemens A Halske sec s f g 7a.. 1935 1
♦Debenture s f 0%s
1951 M
•terra A San Fran Power 1st 5a_.1944 F
Shell Pipe Line a f deb 5s
N
U
J
S
A
♦Silesla-Elec Corp gold 4Ms.....1944
F A
1941 F A
Sinclair Cons Oil 7s series A.... 1937 M S
cons
11
13
12
10
5%
2%
5
5%
Sale
Sale
2%
4%
5
7%
10
4%
f 5 Ms
Sale
guar 59-year 5s.....1943 A
I
14",066
♦Studebaker Corp conv deb 6s__1945
83
67 %
,
O
43%
102
W«tero Dlv 1st g 5s
Tol St L A West 1st g 4s...
Sale
59
Sale
Pac RR 1st A land
gr g 4s
1947
First A refunding 4s
Gold 4 Ms
June 3008
1st lien A rel 5s
June 3008
1967
40-year gold 4s
21,000 United Biscuit (Amer) dab
Debenture
]%(>
4s.I..
5s
_
396,000 United Drug Co (Del) 5s
N J
5.000
1942
1953
Utah Light A Trac 1st A ref 5s..1944
Utah Powsr A Light 1st 5s
1944
s
Debenture 5i
v«ndalla consol
*
A
J
1
M
M
F
conv
5s
4i A..
Sale
67
June
Sale
67
June
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
34,000
106,000
80,000
Va Elec & Power Ss series B
1st A ref M 58 series A
*
conv
June
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
57
J
73
S
101
82%
80
5H*
Sale Prices
Feb.
8
Jan. 24
18
17
20
Jan.
20
Jan.
3
3% Jan.
26
9
3
May 27
Apr. 24
3
2
11% Jan.
Mar. 29
10
7
7
28
8% Apr.
11
103%
Sale
80
8
Jan.
17% Jan.
58
June
19
19
112
June 22
39% Feb.
16
60
Feb.
104
105
Jan.
11
7
25
Jan.
4
110
Jan.
9
107
Apr.
82
Jan.
June
60% Mar. 30
73% Mar. 13
56% Mar. 13
99%
83%
85%
75%
55% Mar. 13
56
Mar. 13
75% June 24
17
June 24
June 24
June 24
June 24
June 19
May
June
June
June
75% June
June 19
99% Apr.
3 106
107% Feb. 18 L07% June 15
98% June 24
89
Mar. 29
90
June 25
81% June
44
June 24
37
June
98
June
57%
June 24
46% Mar. 30
81
59
June 24
86
79% June
72% June
80
June 26
48% Mar. 30
79
Apr. 11
72% June
4
June 28
99% June 12
June 12
44
79
99
40
109% June 19
7
103
June
104
07
6
02
June 17
June 26
June 24
9
Jan.
7 103
1
62% Jan.
June
June
9
17
24
24
24
8
Jan^t™.7
Jan!? 10
92% Mar.
88
Jan.
4
Jan.
30
6
8
Jan.
21
June 10 103
May
9 67
Apr. 29 111
Mar.
9
June
7
Mar. 22 104
Jan.
4
Feb.
16
103
18%
Sale
59
60
62%
59
119% 121% Sale
118
117
June
3
120"" 118% June II
120%
55
16% June 11
39
13"" Apr.""?
18% June 25
39
18% June 25
43% Jiine 24
48
May
7
Mar. 12
^
Sale
99
100%
99% Sale
102% Sale
111% 111% 111% 112
112%
113%
104% Sale" 105% Sale
89
95
85%
93%
102% Sale
104% Sale
88
94
85%
92%
115
116
117% 119
Sale
89% Sale
Sale
86
89%
88%
89
85% Sale
90%
99
98%
100% 100%
Sale
53
52% Sale
21
21%
21% Sale
101
100% 101
101%
101
95
92
95
Sale
100%
99%
111%
113%
119
June 10
June
June
June 24
6 63
8 121% June 29
June
June
5
101% June
102% June 24
June
112
16"" Jan?"Il
June
54% Mar. 18
113
Jan.
106
87% June
102% June
88% June
94
102
112
June
106
20
6
June
97
93%
93%
93%
100%
58%
26%
June 21
50%
19%
100%
93%
June
'88
June
June
17
15
101% June
June
June
95
24
Feb.
21
Jan.
9
Jan.
8
Jan.
7
June 21
Feb.
103
24
June 13
14
Jan.
7
Mar. 11
95
13
21% June 29
June
June 25
96% Jan.
90% June 17
June
May 23
May 10
104% Jan. 24
92% June 26
92% June 26
117
10
113% June 28
June 25
June 25
85% June
85% June
Jan.
102% June 24
7
104% June 28
115% June
87% June
63
5 121% June 29
113% June 28
June
103% June
U9% Mar. 28
May 31
1
81% Sale
100%
100%
87%
88
107
...
101
...
115%
91
-
—-
94
102
81% Sale
100%
166%
94% Sale
166%
81
100
i02% 166
m** "90
86
Jan.
May
10
Feb.
May
7
June
Mar.
2
80% June
85
June 29
June
Mar.
1
94
June
95
June
Jan.
106% June
105% June
20% June
107
June
106%
21%
119%
112%
June 10
Jan.
June
10
Jan.
June
17
Il9%
Sale
K3«*
90% Sale
110% 112% 110%
28
26%
2S* Sale
95
91%
99% Sale
36
35%
34%
86%
86%
91
108
June
3
6
Jan.
Jan.
June 24
Jan.
Feb.
21
June 27
Jan.
103%
Feb.
19
June
4
June
107
Jan.
June 29
June
107
June 29
June
103
107
92
June
6
Mar.
June
112
June
8
93% Jan.
112
May
30% Feb.
95% Feb.
99% Apr.
23
Feb.
18
June
June
Si*
95
June
Feb.
June 26
May
June 25
Jan.
June
99% June
35
June
36
36
35
June
36
June
35%
33% June
35
Jan.
June 29
June 26
6
June
135
June
23
June
40
35|
87% Sale
35
June
Sale
105%
105%
.....
Sale
78% Sale
105%
105%
2%
2%
19
26
Mar.
86% June
86% June
75% June 28
9
135
June
31%
41%
89%
89%
116%
Feb.
17
19
Jan.
June
1
5 122
1
49% June 24
1
46% June 24
Feb.
Feb.
3
June
5
89% June 25
89% June 25
41
Mar.
17
42% Feb. 18
Apr.
10
43
122
June
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Apr.
5
June 25
Apr.
5
May 7
49% June 24
46% June 24
Jan.
82% June 19
Mar.
June 25
11
94% Feb. 23
.....
12
9% Sale
Sale
107% 107% 108
106% 107% 107% Sale
112% Sale
112% Sale
58%
101% Sale
107
27
Mar.
June
38
27
35
Sale
4
28
May
135
Sale
80
120
103
26
35%
108% Feb. 20
106% Feb. 21
Apr.
May
105% June 27
114% June 17
27
86%
Sale
9
96% Apr.
109% Jan. 15
1
106% Feb.
23
May 18
120
Apr. 24
113% Apr. 30
Apr.
June 26
Sale
134
35
8
June 29
93%
Sale
May 17
Apr. 24
June 14
IBS
25%
Jan.
June
Jan.
86
Sale
Sale
161
June 21
103
85
107""
3
Apr.
June
100
21
6
June
119% U9% 119
Sale
111% Sale
110% June
106
June
106% Sale
107% Sale
June
104% Sale
105% 104
113% 115%
114% 113% June
101% Sale
101% June
103% Sale
June
103% 103%
m
Jan.
11
June
81
94%
June
87% June 21
Sale
12
4
Jan.
86
107
106%
105% 106% 105%
Jan.
Jan.
88
86
*
June 12
June 28 161
June
94% June 21
June
June
85% June 11
107
96
Sale
81
1
Jan.
Apr.
81% June
103% 101% 102% 102
hH:::::
19
Apr. 29
50% Feb. 15
June 29
116
19
June 14
76
May
Jan.
June
Mar.
June
June
120% 122% 120% June
39
June
47% Sale
44% Sale
35% June
11
88
Jan.
103% June 18
104% Jan. 14
116% Mar. 5
107% June 15
June
4% May 27
4% May 28
92
May 10
105% Mar. 5
103% June
1
Mar.
103% Jan.
102% Jan.
76% Jan.
June 27
6
a7,*
Sale
2% Mar. 21
June
Sale
Ss..lH|y
For footnotes, see page 33.
106
99
June
99%
42%
41% June
108% 108% June
43%
108% 108%
6
94
!JH
51*
Sale
ctli.".*"^
Va Iron Coal A Coke 1st « 5»
Virginia Midland general
66% June
104
107% June
Sale
J
109%
98%
83%
85%
75%
75%
75%
June
Sale
Sale
15" "26"
J
113
118
11
203",000
Secured
1
Jan.
Jan.
6
June
June
Sale
J
D
D
June
102
113
39
•♦July 1914 coupon off
13", 000
8
103% June 18
104% June 11
June
Sale
S
3
June
116
•♦Vera Crux A Pacific Ht
♦Vertientes Sugar 7s
102% June
June
95
O
J
A
June 22
June 11
102
122
Gonsnl 4s Series R
38,000
Feb.
41%
103%
25%
45%
101%
27% June 29
.1950
...1959
89,000 Vanadium Corp (Am)
112
4
60
71
Sale
J
A O
A O
June 19
June
Sale
3
J
June 14
41% June
June
1957
f g 5s
5a
636,000 Utilities Pow A Ltg deb g5Ms.... *47
1,739,000
May
9
15% Feb. 13
10
May
7
10% June 11
2% Feb. 20
2% Mar.
88
June
Sale
.II11953
6,000 ♦Unterelbe Power A Ltg 6s
El ref *
ill*
If*
June 14
69
June
Sale
RR A Canal Co gen 4s....1944
-
June
108% 107% June
1
Utica Elec Lt A Pr 1st
11
June 12
90% June 17
6
104% June
1
103% June
June
il6%
1950
7,000 ♦J♦United Rys St L 1st g 4s
1934
8 Rubber 1st A ref 5s series A..1947
610,000
<
3,000 United Steamship 15-yr 6s
..1937
45,000 ♦United Steel Wks g 6 Ms ser A..1951
16,000
♦<>%• series C
—.1951
25,000
♦Sinking fund deb 6Ms ser A..1947
2,000 United Stl Wks(Burbach) s f g 7s 1951
7,000 ♦Universal Pipe A Rad deb 4s...1936
"i¥,66o
4
June
Sale
secured 7s.. 1945
•♦tUolon Elev Ry Chic 1st 5s
1945
Union Oil Cal 30-yr 4s ser A May 1942
92.000
86
103
102
Sale
i
...|«
._1«
Union El Lt A Pow
(Moj g 5s
1957
Uolon Elec LAP (III) 1st
5MS...1954
29,000
220,000
25
18
27
12
104
M N
Tol W Va A Ohio 1st guar 4s C..11
«or Ham A Buff 1st 4s
......11
Trenton Gas A Elec 1st 5s
...11
208,000
5
June
June
June
June
4% June 19
3% June
Sale
118
oion
13%
13%
2%
5%
7
3% June
116%
112
Syracuse Lighting Co 1st g 5s...1951 J D
87,000 Ujlgawa Elec Power
JAN.
Highest
Sale Prices
June 19
9% June 11
86% June
*68% June
68%
112
A O
29",000 Truax-Trasr Coal conv 4Ms
..11
25,000 Trumbull Steel 1st a # 6s
...11
6,000 ♦Tyrol Hydro-Klec Power 7Ms
11
♦Guar sec s f 7s
4,000
1952 F a
213,000
170,000
Sale
87
38%
102%
......
•
Sale
104
110%
25 %
54 %
J
56,000 Tenn CeatRy 1st M 4s ser AorB.1947
23,000 Tenn Coal Iron A RR gen 5s
1951
Tenn Copper A Chem—
Conv deb 4s serle* B
......1944 M 8
67,000
466,000 Tenn Elec Power 1st 6s series A..1947
27,000 Term RR Assn of St L 1st g 4Ms.-1939
First cons g 5s...............1944
1,000
Gen ref s f gold 4s
1953
76,000
172,000 Texarkana A F S Ry 5Hs A guar. 1950
564,000 Texas Corp conv deb 5s...
1944
65,000 Texas & N O cons g 5s ..........1943
26,000 Texas A Pacific 1st g 5s
....3006
♦Gen ref 5s ser B
142,000
.........1977
Gen A ref 5s series C
335,000
....1979
Gen A ref 5* ser I)
...JtWi
432,000
54,000 Tex Pac—Mo Pac Term 5M« A—1944
188,000 Third Ave 1st ref 4s
1964
374,000
♦Adjustment Income 5s...Jan 1*40
46,000 Third Ave RR 1st gold 5s
193?
25,000 1 oho Bloc Power (Ltd) 7s ser A.. 1955
okyo Bloctric Light (Ltd)
1st H4>f Series..
June 15 II
290,000
Toledo A Ohio Cent 1st g 5s....11
38.000
20,000
5,000
32,000
396,000
218,000
4%
41%
Sunburv A Lewlston 1st g 4s.... 1934 M 8
13". 000
Sale
3%
86 % Sale
103% Sale
103 % Sale
J J
J D
M P
M P
M N
M N
South Pac Coast guar 4s..
1937 J
South Pac RR 1st ref guar 4s.__.1985 I
464,000
%
12
Sale Prices
14
6% June 25
5% June 18
11% June 12
4% June
4
4% June 28
103
Sratnn 1*1 Ry 1st gu g 4Hi.
♦t♦Stevens Hotel 1st 4s oeries A. 1945
21,000
11
11% June 12
10% June 11
2% June 27
4% June 10
4% June
3
102
J
J
1
1943 I
"¥,666
6
4%
2%
6%
5%
6%
6
101%
700,000 Southern Ry 1st cons 5s........1994
Devel A gen 4s series A.......1954
1,193,000
Devel A gen As series A.......1954
350,000
Devel A gen 4Ms series A.....1956
585,000
27,000
Memphis Dlv 1st g 5s......... 199#
St Louis Dl? 1st g 4s.........1951
106,000
Bast Tenn reorg lien 5s.......1938
22,000
Mobile A Ohio coll tr 4s......1938
16,000
109,000 Southw Bell Telep 1st A ref 5s
1954
14,000 t♦Spokane Internet 1st g 5s....1955
500,000 Stand Oil (N Y) deb 4 Hi
1951
V
6
14
Sale Prices
June 19
14
104%
.
i
12
13J
2]
Ask
16
26
13%
D
,
"2",000
13%
13%
1939 M S
F A
1st lien coll 4H* series B...... I93K
South A Nor Ala cons guar 5s...1936
Gen
15
26
9%
101% June
101% 101% June
1941
128,000 SouthBellTAT 1stsf5s
107,000 Southern Colorado Power 1st g 4s '47
986,000 Sou Pac Co 4s Cent Pac coll Aug. *49
1st 4Ms (Oregon Lines) ser A..1977
1,405,000
Gold 4Ms
1,581,000
1*4*
Gold 4M«
1,434,000
May 1 1969
Gold 4M*
1,670,000
1981
Ian Francisco Teras 1st 4s....1950
138,000
10,000 80 Pac of Calif 1st cons 5s......1937
1,119" 666
A
N
Silesian-Am Corp coll tr 4 7s
s
SINCE
Lowest
Highest
1935
♦Certificates of deposit....
Series B
1935
♦Certificates of deposit.....
Shelly Oil deb
9%
5
♦Certificates of deposit—.....
Lowest
June 29
'35
Bid
2,000 *t*S«abo*rd Air Lin* lit 4 4a ..1950 A O
♦Certificate* of deposit
24.666 •♦Stamped 4*...
1950 A O
9.000
♦Certificate* of deposit
\ O
RANGE
PRICES IN JUNE
1933
to
7 102
Mar. 18
4
Jan. 18
4
102% Feb.
2% June 21
3% June
6
2
4
8% June
107
June
106% June
112% June
13%
107%
107%
112%
June
4
June 12
June 22
June 21
101% June 28 101% June 10
3%
105%
106%
110%
56%
101
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
7
7
18
7
16
May 27
Feb.
Jan. 10 107% June 12
June 18 107% June 22
Mar. JO
2 114
Jan.
8
Feb.
4
60
May
Apr. 18 102% Mar. 15
•'V%
STOCK
N. Y
July, 1935]
Sales in
1933
July 1
EXCHANGE
N. Y. STOCK
Value
PRICES
Low from
BONDS
June
June 30
*35
Ask Bid
Bid
3003
2,000 Vt A Southwest let guar Si
First cons 5s..
iW8
36,000
167.000 Virginian Ry 1st 5a ser A.......1002
1st mtge4Ks series B ........1062
26,000
96H
J
J
A
O
65
M N
112
♦Certificates of deposit .....
A gen 4s series H
.....1080
44.000 ♦Walworth Co 04s
ser
s
war)*85
A< with
Vithout warrants
♦
♦ist
Earner Bros Pictures cone deb Osioto
78.000 Warner Quintan con* deb 6s....1030
1041
101.000 Warien Bros Co deb as
Warren R R 1st ref gu g W
2000
1048
13.660 Wash Cent Ry Ist g 4s
1,080.000
8 V<s.......104*
Wash Term 1st guar
8.000
.......104*
Wash Wat Pow 1st ref 5s
1030
Westchester Light gold *s ......105S
Wast Penn Pow 1st 5s series A-.-104t>
Ist 5s ssrte* K
1063
Ist 40-year guar 4s
18.666
24.000
13.000
35.000
50.000
48 «erle« fJ
1st mtge g 4s series
12.000
,
H.........1061 J
.
Ctfa dep
12
1
604 June
3
Ctfa den Cttaae Nat Bank,.
B
1st
*S_.»
.
.
1*6'
104*
91.000 (•WUrontln Cent 1st gen g It
♦Certificates of deposit.......
1.000
a
t*ui nit A re. i«* 4s
103*
19.000
♦Certificates of deposit
Worceare* A Conn Raat
64
30
Sale
30
48
Sale
464 June
80
♦
n
Under
1
R* lm
I
94
95 4
93
Sale
June" 17
June
106
110
14 121
7^
Sale
103
104" 1034
904
904
81
13
Apr. 18
12
Mar. 25
19
J n.
104 Mar. 18
114 Mar. 29
134 May 16
114 Mar. 27
104 Mar. 18
33
Jan.
2
36
May 10
364 Mar. 18
18
19
June 17
Jan; J 7
June 19
484 Mar. 13
24
Mar. 21
324 Apr.
91
June
1034 Feb.
1064 Apr.
LOS
Jan.
L154 Jan
1064 May
1144 Jan.
1074 May
L054 Jan.
4
12
664 May 21
May 28
53
May 21
40
Mar." "5
June 26
17
Apr. 17
3
May
9
June 25
11
6
4
17
3
Mar. 19
6
Apr.
Mar. 11
June 24
June 27
June
102
96
94
37
June
May 23
Jan.
4
Jan.
7
June 28
June 27
Jan
23
June 28
June 28
Feb. 14
Feb. 18
Feb. 21
Mar.
4
J:.n.
8
Jun 121
June 27
June 28
June 28
364 June
4
Jrne 24
June
June
.
78
June 18
1034 1024 June 12,1034 June 19
June 20
104
1034 June 22'l04
June 21
1074 June 10 109
104
June
June
Ma
18
June
94
Ma
994 June 29
June
21
Jan.
17
June
:15
214
June 21
June 21
80
92
June
94
June 21
June 21
784
"94"
84
434 June 25
624 June 28
June 27
89
914
June 26
June 24
Sale
103
97
June
June 14
26
June
June
78
74
19
19
17
47
5
June
37
17
7
4
June
Sale
May 20
29
19.h June 18
June 25
17
Apr.
904 June
Sale
June 26
83
97
June
101
18
Apr. 30
June 27
106
June
27
21
Feb.
103
June
102
Jan.
Mar.
Sale
106
28
Sale
794
9
June 25
June
6
June
6
June 26
Feb. 20
30
5
108
344 June 25
344 June 19
1044 June 28
June 27
94
1084 108
1034 1034 Sale
Sale
994 Sale
"96"
June
3
June 25
3
•
Feb. 27
TJ
June 14
June
934 June
994 June
1054 June
Sale
36
Sale
June
82
June 15
June
15
10
June 14
8
Jan.
18
Mar. 13
Mar. 21
Jan.
18
4
84 June
104
5
84 May
J
,
1041 l"j
27
34
O
63 4
93
J
634
93
♦
Negotiability Impaired by maturity.
Bond selling flat.
54
74
"104
4
......
Sale
Sale
944 Sale
95
Sale
June
84 June 13
8
June
7
June 25
3
1
95
June 24
95
June 24
924 June
924 June
sale*. In which no account Is taken
computing »he range, are given below:
Cash
In
June 6 at
Deferred delivery sales, In which
taken
are
in
given
no
tvlow:
vX'V
Adams Express 4s. 1848. June 11 at
Adriatic
account Is
computing the range for the year,
Elec.
95.
7s, 1952. June 20 at 814 and
June 5 at 88 4Bergen 5s. 1960. June 5 at 984Brisbane 6s, 1950, June
12 at 994.
2
Jan.
Mar. 26
May
4
8
Mar. 21
Jan.
4
Mar.
Mar.
A
5
Mar.
Jan
30
Mar. 20
Jan.
21
Mar. 11
4
4
June
1044.
t
1084 Jan.
4
June 19
54 June 26
8
§*
sSH
Lorillard 7s. 1944. June 6 at 132.
St. Paul M. & M. Pac Ext. 4s, 1940,
Included In year's
♦
108
¥8
1
June
4 108
10
1084 Sale
1074
74
June
1084 June 28 109
40
46
103
8
1024 Jan.
June
Sale
94
10
June 21
June 25
10
June
1
June
6 46
June 14 104
8
Sale
43x4
104
Sale
108
109
107
8
5
exchange
8
84 Sale
384
40
1034 Sale
64
t Companies reported as being In bankruptcy,
receivership, or being reorganized under Section 77
of the Bankruptcy Act. or securities assumed by
■uch companies.
103
Sale
I
e
the
924 June 24
June 26
106
120
1064 Sale
964 Sale
Sale
M N
A
Interest payable at
*065 to ihe r sterling.
12
1094
1014 1014 102
O
Included In year's range.
the rule sale, not Included In year's
t Accrued
June
1044 June
1104
1204 122
Sale
i
range
rate of At
6
8
June 24
107
1064 1054 106
Sale
1084 106
284 334 Sale
Sale
334 Sale
1024 1044 Sale
n
not
lb-furred delivery sale, not
9i
934
52
3
.
2
range.
a
914
1064
June 29
107
June
6 1084
107
108
108
1194 Sale
1184 June
5 1194
1184 119
June 17 1094
1084 1114 1084 1114 108
105
1074 June
3 109
1074 108
107
MN
Low on New York Curb
fiVtsh sale
644
Sale
A Tu 1st 5s A «07*
J
1st M 5s series B.............. 107®
236.000
664 June
344 June
29 964
4 75
56
24
15 101
62
14
27 62
85
.... —.
fottngntown Sheet
377.000
Sale
Sale
Ss 1047 i
•
A Slous Fells 1st 4*...
103*
A
A Co Ist S I 6s series A... 1041
vtrtaton-Haletn 8
63 a
Sale
Wilken-Rsrra A Ita at 1st gu f
viintar
6
June
12
38.000
214.000
146.000
Wilson
1
June
894 Mar.
574 Apr.
534 Jan.
984 Jan.
53
Feb.
454 Apr.
77
Jan.
124 Mar.
Jan.
...
Ion 103*
90.000
2.000
June
15
June
,.104# MN
Chase Nat Bank
June
1
June 10
June
1
June
5
56
2
{•wtckwtre 8pen St'l Co 7a
154
154
154
144
174 June 25
194 June 19
18
June 17
194 June 18
174 June 19
194 June 19
17
June 14
47
June 26
434 June 25
634 June 28
43
{♦'Wickwlre-Mpencer Steal Ist 7s.103*
36.000
"i§ 4 June" 18
3
fV
Sale
..........
.....
3
June
June
.
warrants
f deb 6S
624 June 26
June
42
85
J
June 21
June 27
15
65
'914 934
1044 105
1064
1084 110
1184 120
f
J 9
June 22
16
614 Sale
M 8
F A
Q M
F A
F A
J J
J O
M h
June 18
174
174
344 Sale
474 Sale
M S
M 8
66
15
Sale
56
94
1104 Mar. 13 113
1034 June
3 106
~l9"
184
33
AO
62
6
17
.
a
June 27
574 June
614
17"
-----
42
AO
I
Without
584
834
62
184
44,000 ♦Westphalia Un SI How as ......1*5#
I
2
Vest Shore 1st 4s guar.........3361
I
J
Registered
..........3361
103.000
M S
106*
87.000 vheel A L E Ref 44* ear A
VI s
23 000
Refunding 5s ser B
.........107a
M 8
33.000 Vheel A I Erie RR 1st con g4a .104*
3
i
73.000 Wheeling Steel Corp 1st 5H* A.. 1048
4 O
Ist and ref 4Hs aeriea B
.....104*
336,000
I
* hlte Sewing Mach deb 6s w W..1036 I
25,000
Partlr
"63"
953
74j
June 21 100
174
212.000
7.000
100
144
A"o
173.000 ♦Western
♦Assented......................
152,000
I
J
91.000 Westarn Union coll tr 5s........1038
M N
Fund A real set 4 Ha gold..—105#
199,000
F A
14 veer *4s gold
...........103*
158.000
i
D
Gold 5s
1091
357.000
M S
Gold 4s_.....................I06S
856,000
32,000
1
17
.......1043
psclflc 1st 5s ser A-...1046
•neral gold 4s.
3
June
154
164
144 ----154 Sale
144 ----154 Sale
144
15
Sale
310.000 Western Klectrlc deb 5s......... 1044
987.000 West Maryland 1st g 4s.........1057
vtrat A ref 5 4s serlea 4
1077
414.000
1037
89.000 West N Y Be Penn 1st g 5s
67.000
62
June
67
f\
Sale Prices
June 21
May
9 100
Jan. 28
May 28 84
Sale Prices
3 1124 June 24
June 11
3 105
93
100
85
..........
.............1045
f 6s series
1114 June
1034 June
88^ SI*
53
♦Certificates of deposit.....
13.000
291.000
954 Sale
Sale
64
994 101
51
63
594 Sale
67
.
♦ 0*1
70
gale
934
M N
.
38.000
Sale"
68
Sale
1.
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
100
June 21 100
June 21
June 17
664 June 10 71
Ask
1114 112
105
1034 1044 104
M N
1030
222,000 jw.besh RR 1st gold «■
F A
♦ Second
gold 5s
,
..........1030
120,000
I
J
1st lien 50-year gold term 4s 1054
i
J
Det OChBi 1st g 5s
....... 1041
T.666
I
J
Dot Moines Die 1st g 4s....... 1030
2,000
Omaha
1st g 3 4s
.......1041 4 O
42,000
Tot Or Chic Dfv 1st g 4S.
1041 M P
199.660 {♦Wabash Ry ref & gen 5 4* A.. 1075 M S
♦Certificates of deposit......
24.000
F_ A
♦Ref A gen 5» (Feb '32 coup) B. 1076
199.000
♦Certificates of deposit ........
13.000
♦Ref * »c
4 4 s *•• «•♦•■* C
1078 AO
238,000
260.000
8.000
Lowest
98
-----
RANOE SINCE JAN.
IN JUNE
June 29
June 1
to
•-(ft.
33
EXCHANGE—BONDS
May 13
894 Apr.
894 Apr.
9
5
4
984 Jan.
994 Jan.
Bk. 7s 1950. June 7 at 41.
f,
Copenhagen Tel. 5s, 1954, June 5 at 944«
Cuba Rep. 5s of 1904. June 11 at 98.
Deutsche 6s. 1935. June 17 at 644 .
Long Island 4s 1949. June 6 at 1024.
Lou. & Jeff. Bridge4s. 1945, June 19 at 1054*
Mobile & Blrrn. 4s, large, June 6 at 364.
Montecatinl 7s, 1937. June 20 at 87.
>
Penn
RR. cms-'I 44«. June 22 at 1154.
Siemans & Halske, 75, June 25 at 68.
Cent Agric.
W
i
\
.
'
I"
,
New
.
(
i
'
.
ii,<; !
■«.).
York Stock
Exchange
,|
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF STOCK PRICES DURING JUNE 1935.
p'.o-
Stock Sales
June
1935
Jan. 1 to June 30
:
1934
22,336,422
124,848,382
Shares
^
16,800,155
213,277,322
/
Bond Sales
,
—
Jan. 1 to June 30.
—
1935
:
June
.
.
1934
$263,350,000
—
$267,056,600
2,059,161,700
1,674,952,000
—
t'J t
In accordance with
lots except In the
rase
rule of the Stock Ecchange. effective Oct. 3 1915. all stocks are now
a
of stocks which sell only In
quoted dollars
per
share.
Prices
basis of 100-share
are on
small way.
a
NOTICE.—Cash and deferred delivery sales are disregarded In the month's range, unless they are the only transactions of the
month, and when selling outside of the
regular monthly range are shown In a footnote In the month In which they occur.
No account Is taken of such sales In oomputlng the range for the year.
AQQREQATE
In
June
SALES
Jan.
Shares
STOCKS
to
1
June 30
Shares
230
PRICES IN JUNE
Low from
July 1 1933
N. Y. STOCK EXCHAH QE
Since
'35
June 1
..........
590
............
7,800
10,500
11,700
2,100
9,500
2,000
35,500
101
"""700
14,000
2,600
1,800
200
;
500
4,400
27,800
1,000
48,900
15,100
102,000
1,700
2,100
Sale
413,400
25,000
26,300
5,700
139,800
74,400
245,100
11,581
43,100
4,010
286,000
9,000
15,100
910
62,300
1,500
"2",500
41r Reduction Inc.........
Air-Way Elec Appll Corp
AlasKa
Albany
A
P
„
2,400
120,900
308,300
26,530
160,900
5,800
200,500
100,500
45,300
30,700
11,700
11,300
25,700
73,100
56,400
18,000
10,800
700
46,700
43,800
9,000
9,900
:1,900
1,100
1,400
12,400
5,000
2,800
17,100
160
24,100
9,200
28,000
6,900
700
27,100
1,700
400
67,200
43,900
46,400
165,400
200
Susquehanna. 100
Paper Co
•
ex-war
$2,50 prior conv pref
Ylli» Chalmers
Mfg
*
Amerada
...1
50
Corp
Preferred
...........50
Am Brake S 8c F
........
•
........
Preferred
100
American Can............25
Preferred. .............100
Coal
_
Co
of
County, N J
...25
American Colortype
10
Am Com Alcohol....
...20
Amer Crystal Sugar Co
10
7% Preferred
.......100
760
130,500
3,600
2,700
4,000
250
29,100
830
4,100
6,800
1,300
6,600
109,700
9,700
31,400
3,700
700
550
106,000
4,500
8,500
25.200
600
1,100
153
154
57
17% Sale
17%
2%
28
Sale
Sale
30%
64%
41% Sale
23
Sale
22% Sale
16%
17%
2%
$
28
Preferred
2d pref A.
Preferred (b)
.....*
Am Hawaiian
Steamship...10
Leather.......*
.......
100
Amer Home Products
American Ice
1
Preferred
100
5,570
Preferred..............100
-
830,500 Amer Smelt ft Refining..
22,900
Preferred
......... ]«(
34,400
2d
Preferred........... 100
20,600 Vmerican Snuff ..........25
100
......
163,900 Amer Steel Foundries
4,510
Preferred
.....100
35,300 American Stoma
........*
-
........
American Sugar
Refining. 100
Preferred
100
Am Sum
Toh__
!.!..«
Amer
Telep 8c TeiegHIIIIioo
Tobacco
25
American
Class
B
M
Preferred..."
Founders"
{ Amer Type
Preferred
Am Wat Wks 8c
1st
•
"
jnn
Kill''""
,
,
Woolen.I
Preferred
*
foe
{ Am Writing
Paper"Co."lnc.
$6 preferred.....
For footnotes see page 43.
June
June
June
June
June
June
3
3
June 21
June 17
June 11
June 12
30%
[54%
127%
4%
73%
June
June
June
June
June
19
12
24
26
June 14
23 % June 29
June
June
18% June 15
3% June
5
June
June
30
June 14
June
70% June 13
Sale
June
48
June
27% June 29
62% June 18
32% June 22
14% Sale
34% Sale
9%
11%
16
17
38
40
60
67
90
126
June
June
144
June 27
June 26
June 22
161% June 10
68
88%
June
June
June
78
87 % Sale
9%
10
13?* June
1
34% June
1
9% June 18
87% June
32
35
3%
3%
23% Sale
11% Sale
8
June
17% June 17
40% June 15
9% June 18
96
June
8
June
June
June
110
Jan.
37% May 16
Apr.
5
10 114
June 25
55
51
4% Mar. 15
84% Jan.
2
28
June
6
Jan.
8
4%
6%
104%
%
15%
12
Mar. 18
Jan. 15
Mar. 18
June
v
5
7% Jan.
2
90
May 29
33% Jan.
2
11% May 17
June 24
Feb. 11
June 22
3
Jan.
7
13
10
24
Jan.
9
2
Mar. 27
Apr.
Mar.
Apr.
1% June
% Mar.
2% Mar.
30
21
1 % Mar. 28
6% Apr.
21
2
Jan.
Apr.25
3% Jan.
1% Jan.
7
Jan.
6% Jan.
6% Jan.
12% May 14
12
30% June
Mar. 18 154% June
125
122% Apr. 18 127% Feb.
3% Mar.;13
6% Jan.
June 17
*49
73% June
Mar. 13
12
23% June
Mar. 13
14
20% Jan.
Mar. 14
3% Jan.
nW June 25
26
33
Apr.
48% Jan. 11
70% May
1
41% June
67% Feb.
Jan. 12
13%
27% May
Jan. 11
43
64% May
Mar. 29
21
32% June
119
Jan.
8
110
Jan.
15
151% Jan.
4
Mar. 13
10
25% Mar. 13
8
Jan.
30
38
66
Jan.
Feb.
11
30
Mar. 26
Mar. 14
8
4%
20
June
5
5
June
33
49%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
107-
June
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
150
Sale
151
Sale
3
June 21
8% June 11
8% June
8
June
Sale
.
20% June 15
June 24
June
28.
Sale
Sale
28%
2% June
24
June
Sale
June 28
15% June 15
50% June 17
June
19%
5
7% June 24
June
8%
Sale
June
June 24
3% June 24
June
June
June
Sale
5
22
June
Sale
June
34
2% June 18
110
12
11% June 14
June
June
June
2%
Sale
June 24
22
June
Sale
Apr.
3% Mar. 14
126
L44
19
12
27
13
14
29
5
8
22
17
16
9
10
22
June 26
June 22
168:
May
20%
45%
13%
85%
Jan.
9
Jan.
9
Apr. 24
Apr. 26
96
June
3
8
17
Mar. 13
c29% Apr. 12
3% Jan.
June 25
2
28% Jan.
2
4% Mar. 18
1% Mar. 13
9
32
Mar.
Mar.
Apr.
18%
4%
4%
13%
72
1
Mar.:
Jan.
Jan.
% Mar.!
Mar.
Mar.:
Mar.:
Mar.
Mar.:
Sale
June
June 17
20
Sale
June
June 11
31% Apr.
138
Sale
137%
115%
June
June
Sale
Sale
140
June
June 28
66
121
June
June
June 27
125
June
June
3
June 17
Mar.:
103
63
12
Mar.!
Feb.
5
88
June
4
June
14
33% Apr.
55% Mar. J
June
June
_
June 18
June 22
June 24
June
June 27
June
8
June 14
June 24
June
5
June 28
June 12
June
June
3
1
June
1
June 11
June
6
June
11
4
June 14
1
June 14
June
126% Jan.
18% Jan.
9
9% Apr. 26
9% Apr. 26
May 21
09% June 24
30% May
7
4% June 24
27% May 11
21 %
23% June
5
16% Jan.
7
51
June
5
24
Jan.
7
40
June
June 21
June 24
June 12
9
June 21
76
June 25
June
1
June
18
:
June 24
June
Jan.
!
Mar.;
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
6
83% June 25
8% May 10
26% Jan.
7
47% May 17
44
May 8
17
May 6
4% Mar.;
15
June 21
June 26
June 24
Jan. 10
6% May 22
27% May 22
34
June 24
4% Jan. 17
37 % Feb. 16
7% May 16
24
Apr.
22
Sale
23%
5% May 13
5% Jan.
3
20% Jan.
56% Jan.
Mar.
10%
8%
10%
134%
15%
June
3
13
77
Sale
83%
Jan.
29% June 24
9% June 24
22
June
June
June
3
Mar. 30
x24
5
June
5
June 19
June
5
June 15
32
June 28
3% May 17
33% Jan.
3
17% June 11
.27% June 14
8% Apr. 18
2% Mar. 13
June 22
June 24
June
June
June
2
Mar. 13
Mar. 15
2
14
June
2
May 24
4
June
31% Sale
3% Sale
30%
32%
6% Sale
Sale
June
29% June 24
% June 24
June
5
Jan.
1
4% June 22
June
Sale
Mar. 18
Feb.
5
127% June 14
June
June
June
17%
19%
7% Sale
15%
15%
9
June 28
3% June 21
25% June 28
17% June 11
32
June
June
100
preferred...
American
June 27
47
5
Sale
Preferred
8
145% June 22
1 % June 26
17% June 11
Sale
27% Sale
60
60%
62%
61%
29
25% Sale
30%
122% Sale
125% 126
121
Sale
137% Sale
157
157% 164
160
4
4
Preferred
June 25
11% June 17
9% June 24
65
Sale
Am European Securities....*
Am 8c Foreign Power....
»
143,300 Amer Locomotive
30,400
Preferred
.........100
142,200 Am Mach 8c Foundry.......*
66,000 Amer Machine Ac Metals
17,400
Voting trust ctfs
172,600 American Metal..........
•
8,250
0% Conv preferred ..11100
3,300 American News N Y Corp...*
281,700 Amer Power ft Light........*
$6 preferred
169,700
.....I...*
$5 preferred
188,900
•
830,700 Am Radiator ft Stand Sanll*
Preferred.
1,760
100
408,500 Am Rolling Mill
2-25
36,000 American Safety Raxor.I"" •
65,200 American Seating
%
6,050 Vmerican Shipbuilding II""*
Sale
Sale
125% 125
4% Sale
Amer Encaustic Tiling ...._•
Amer Internat Corp..
•
{Am La France ft Foamtte—
78,900
12,900
61,800
569,515
69,200
195,700
14,500
16,200
9,990
389,700
20,600
95,300
165,500
19,600
13,430
144
125
30%
109
Sale
118,620
720
28
105
1
Amer Hide 8c
32
Highest
Sale Prices
Alleghany
.....
43,400
4,500
9,800
11
Sale
25
Sale
Amer Agric Chemical (Del).*
American Bank Note......10
6
1% June 24
% June 12
3% June
1
3
June
1
3% June 11
10
June 11
3%
-.100
..*
Lowest
Sale Prices
32
Apr.
3
186
16
Sale
.*
Amalgamated Leather
Preferred...
h
142
Sale
...*
....
June
10 % June 11
6% June
8%
7% June
Sale
128 % June
% June
1%
Sale
16 >6 June
Sale
.100
Alpha Portland Cement
28
Sale
2%
......*
Pref series A $30 warr'ts .100
Pref series A $40 warr'ts ISO
Pref series A $30
Highest
Sale Prices
188
{Allegheny Corp..
Am
300
Sale
Mln.10
Gold
Ac
.
20
4,690
Juneau
Sale
31%
31%
11% Sale
Sale
112,800 Amer Car 8c Foundry......_*
Preferred
46,800
.........100
18,700 American Chain
*
Preferred
13,400
—..—...100
30,700 American Chicle......
•
10
16,800
116,200
W
48,900 Allied Stores Corp.
15,100
5% preferred
660
200
Sale
........
600
23,800
10,100
Sale
Advance Rumely
..*
Affiliated Products.........*
11,600 Alleghany Steel
159,100 Allied Ghem 8c Dye........
16,200
Preferred..
...........100
22,000
9,500
28,700
30%
-A00 Addressograph Multigraph 10
57,000
42,800
82,000
33,500
332,900
1,740
9,900
126,300
23,900
8,400
5,500
3,900
Ask
Sale Prices
June 22 36
June
35% 35
4
37% 34%
June 21
113% 111% June
113% 113
3 113
Sale
54
51
June 25 55
June
53%
5
Sale
5% June
1
6% Sale
6% June 14
91
91
June
89
87% June 24 89
5
Par
1,060 Abraham 8c Straus.........*
1,150
Preferred
...........100
3,900 Acme Steel Co
25
179,700 tdams Expreaa
2,650
Preferred..
100
40,000 Adams Mlllls
200
3,700
24,400
Lowest
June 29
Ask Bid
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
J
98% Mar.;
72% Apr.
June 26
June 27
18% Jan
9
94% June 5
Jan.
9
70% Feb. 16
40% May
6
24% Jan.
3
30% June 12
.
43
91
June 18
74% Mar. 1
93% June 22
129% Jan. :
2% Mar.:
9
Mar.:
June 11
7% Mar.!
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
18
18
10
5
48
Mar.;
June
4%
35%
%
2%
Mar. ]
Mar. :
Mar.'
Mar. ;
May 21
May 21
Jan.
Jan.
18
18
v;
N. Y. STOCK
JULY, 1935]
Since
June
Shares
f
Par
i8o
400
'
5,800
190
570
1,000
31,200 y
9,600
i
80
.11*000
•
172,800
9,100
30,400
.
50
*
3,207 Atl G Ac W I SS Lines...
Preferred
..........100
3,600
298,600 Atlantic Refining.........25
58,600 Atlas Powder............—*
Preferred..
..........100
3,820
300
51,500
5,000
420
,y:y 70
1,400
35,900
2,500
690
y.;
June 1
W
*1
Y
106
64
46)2
Y 3154
yv
254
354
8X Sale
Sale
57
3354
34X
40 X Sale
79 X
80
21% Sale
90
50
44
36
26
355*
53 54
1954
3
,y:y
530
8
23 X
2154
3754
11154
18
75
Ill
111
Preferred called...........
339,800 Baldwin Locomotive Works.*
Preferred
......100
93,000
456,800 Baltimore Ac Ohio........100
Preferred
....—.100
61,500
3,230 Bamberger (L) Ac Co pref..l00
15,400 Bangor Ac Aroostook......50
18,700
2.400
86,000
10,500
620
6,200
30
1,010
10,800
2,820
499,000
47,400
1,040
40,500
2,900
17,600
77,100
2,700
337,600
106,400
48,100
588,000
72,400
17,990
146,300
;
2,200
330 ry
33,000
24,200
160
4,900
300
4,300
8,800
200
57,400
14,800
7,200
71,700
15,300
2,120
13.500
Preferred.
.
3
1
100
91%
2%
554
23
80
854
55
54
7
...*
83 54
9 54
Helg Nat Kys part pref.....
Bendlz Aviation Corp
5
Beneficial Indus Loan
Corp.*
*
12
21
*
2m
44 X
14 54
Bethlehem Steel
Corp......*
100
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet Inc *
7% preferred
...
Blaw-Knox.....
830 Slooml ngdale Bros ......... •
30
370
16
...100
65
Blumenthal Ac Co pref—.100
28
2,900
2,430
139,700
91,300
6,640
309,200
355,800
6,300
210
18,000
16,700
1,300
77,200
60,600
700
Preferred
Boeing Airplane Co w 1.....5
Bohn Alum At Brass Corp
5
654
33 54
'
68
Bon Ami class A............*
Borden Co. (The)..........15
Borg-Warner
Corp........10
Ug
Boston Ac Maine.........100
48
Sale
554 May
May
1854 May
25
May
1754 Jan.
109
Apr.
754 May
46
9J4 June 24
854 June
1
June
1
94
June 25
8054 Apr.
58
June 28
48
40
June
1
3854 June 27
23
23
23
17
4
26
25
4254 May 11
121 X June 27
10654 Feb. 23
654 Jan.
7054 Jan.
110
Jan.
654 Jan.
7054 Jan.
1354 Jan.
95
70
3
Mar. 12
3
10
30
3
June 19
7
Apr. 25
754 Mar. 13
5054 June 12
3454 June
5
90
5554
3854
254 Sale
1154 12
1154
1154
1354
14
254 June
1054 June
10
12
105
„
Y':-'. 14
VY'
954 Sale
9454
60
4954
92
106
10554
4154
4454 45
11154 116
11454
454
454
354
454
454
Sale
32
30
3554 34
8
854 Sale
854 Sale
Sale
4354
4154
4454 47
113
10954
10954 11354 110
16
Sale
1654
1654 1554
105
10654
106
Sale
84
8454 88
8454
1154
1154 Sale
1154 Sale
85
8854
90
8554 89
13 54
1454 Sale
1354 Sale
1654
1754 Sale
1654 Sale
40
Sale
36
37
3754
2454
2454 Sale
2654 Sale
71
Sale
6354
6354 Sale
1754
1754 Sale
1854 Sale
10
1054 Sale
1054 Sale
1754
20
1754 2054 1654
11054 110
11154 11454 110
53
58
4954
5054 Sale
7
7
Sale
754 Sale
4654
5154 Sale
4754 Sale
96
97
Sale
9654 Sale
22
2454 Sale
2254 Sale
3354
4054 Sale
34
Sale
5
354
454
454
554
29 54
.....20
Best Ac Co
Highest
Sale Prices
70
_____
8654
88
7854 June
6
2254 23
2154 June
1
654
7
554 June
3
9X
754
8
854 June 24
2654 Sale
Sale
2354 June
1
37
June
1
3954 40
Sale
11254 Sale 11054 June
5
June
3
11154 111
11154 111
6
5
June
3
554
6
24
Sale
Sale
1854 June
1
6
6
June 25
7
654
June 19
4054 4054 4154 38
3
Sale
3
June 29
Sale
254 Sale
1054 Sale
1054 Sale
12
Sale
10754 Sale
41
42
11354 116
86
preferred...........10*
Beatrice Creamery........25
Beldlng-Hemingway...
Lowest
Highest
Jan.
Jan.
22
8
24
18
3854 June 27
5554 Jan.
7
2954 Feb. 21
3554 Mar. 28
June
91
June 26
6654 Mar. 29 91
1954 Apr.
3 3754 Jan.
2554 June 18
7
Jan.
6
June 28
3
Mar. 6
6
Mar. 5
954 Jan
854 June
4
May
2154 Mar. 12 28
2754 June 15
41
June 12
3254 Apr.
3 44 X May
2 11254 June
11254 June 20 10654 Jan.
111
June
3 111
Apr.
Apr. 30 111
4
Mar. 13
7
June 12
754 Jan.
15
Mar. 18 2954 Jan.
2454 June 28
Jan.
7
June
4
554 May
6 14
Jan.
3554 May
7 63
4054 June 25
4
June
5
3
Mar. 13
554 Jan.
4854 June 25
26
4
7
19
16
16
20
30
8
7
2
2
3
..
m
M: SB
1st
.....
354
:
Bayuk Cigars, Inc..........*
Preferred
654
3554
27 £4
Corp............5
Beech-Nut Packing
1854
4
*
.........100
Preferred
Barnsdall
5
4
15
............100
Barker Bros............
Lowest
8
6
6
;;
73
72
Y 6?£
8,100 Atlas Tack Corp..
155,800 Auburn Automobile .......*
24,200 Austin, Nichols Ac Co ....—*
Prior A
*
2,720
271,300 Aviation Corp of Del (The).. 5
46,900
June 29
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Ask
Sale Prices
Ask Bid
3
Mar. 13
4
Sale
354
4
454 June
3
354 June 26
Mar. 20
39
June
3
3454 40
405i June 18 31
3454
42
8
Mar. 13
14 % Sale
1454 Sale
1654 June 10
1354 June 27
18
1654 Apr.
June 12
1
21
20 X Sale
1854 June 27 22
1254 May 15
13
14
1354 Sale
1354 June 4 1454 June 10
104
Sale
May 15
June
6 101
104
June 29 106
104
106
354 Mar. 21
554
654 June
1
654 Sale
654
554 June 21
36
Jan. 16
41 % Sale
39 54 Sale
3854 June
1 4154 June 24
121
4
120
June
4 12154 June 27 11854 Jan.
119
120
97
Apr.
3
102X 103X 10354 Sale zl0154 June 7 10454 June 21
4
June
5
354 Apr.
3
354 Sale
354 Sale
354 June
1
56
64
June
5
Apr.
3
60
Sale
59
June
1
6054 Sale
85
Jan.... 2
95
102
9954 June 21
97X 102
9954 June 21
4
Mar.
6
454
5
554 June
5
454 June 27
7
June 19
354 Mar. 15
554
654
554 Sale
554 June
1
■
*
:y
7 54
-
360 Associated Oil
.......25
956.600 Atchison Top Ac S Fe
100
Preferred..
....100
46,300
154,900 Atlan Coast Line RR....100
160
.
100
Preferred
62,700 Associated Dry Goods....--I
1st preferred...........100
13,200
2d preferred...........100
4,800
1,800
i,000
.
31
.........10*
.
10*
23,800 \rmour (Del) pref
......5
479,500 Armour of Illinois
56 convertible preferred..*
86,100
Preferred
.....100
7,800
50,200 Arnold Constable Corp.....5
2,400 Artloom Corporation.......*
100
y 5.800
900
Preferred
3
.
_
352,100
i,800
3,800
*35
Bid
29,060 \mer Zinc, Lend ft Smelt—1
Preferred
.............25
4,500
...50
1,858,900 \naconds Copper
14,900 Anaconda Wire Ac Cable....*
32,300 Anchor Cap Corp..........*
Preferred................*
2,650
4,600 Andes Copper Mining Co
*
*
51,800 Archer Daniels Mid.......
300
y.y
June 30
Shares
4,100
1
to
Jan. 1
1
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN JUNE
•\
Low from
July 1 1933
n. y. stock exchange
In
/
STOCKS
SALES
AGGREGATE
35
i
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
254 June
1
1
13
7
1
June
6
6
154
754
754
954
10054
3654
10654
354
Feb.
Apr.
Mar.
Mar
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
26
654 Jan.
9
3 2654 Jan. 21
Feb. 18
12 15
13
1754 Jan.
7
21 109
May
4
12 44 X June 21
18 115
May
8
25
554 Jan. 22
1254
1554
June 28 10754
June
3 4454
June 20 115
454
June 4
34
June 21
June 26
954
June
3 5054
June
6 11254
1754
June 25
June 11 10854
June
3 90
June 19 1154
June 25
8554
1554
June
1
1754
June
3
June
5 4054
June
1
2754
71
June
1
June
3 2054
June
3
1154
1654
June 19
June 19
June 19
June
1
June 21 112
55
June
1
7
June
1
June 19
10354 Jan. 22
June
6
June 15
2854 Mar. 13
5854 May 16
654 Mar. 18
4654 June 27
10
June
June
June 21
June 28
June 24
June 29
June
June
June
June
June
5
18
20
14
18
June 13
June
June
June
June
June
June
17
25
24
22
19
15
June 29
June 18
June
6
June 19
32
5X
3754
10754
1554
10054
72
June 21
Feb.
1154 Mar.
Apr.
1154 Mar.
1554 Mar.
85
34
Jan.
2154
5554
1454
954
1654
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
June
June 27
5554 June 12
June
June
3
99
June 13
90
1
21
June
1
2554 June 15
4054 June 24
654 June 19
54 June
1
1054 June 17
335b June 29
June
Apr.
Feb.
Jan.
May
Apr.
14
May
3654 Mar.
June 25
4054 Jan. 22
Mar. 6 1054
Mar. 14 5054
Jan
11 115
June 25 19
Jan.
5 10854
2
90
May 16
June 18
May 10
Mar.
18 1354 Feb.
26 11754 Mar.
13
1754 Jan.
13 1754 June
30 4054 June
18 3454 Jan.
18 7754 Jan.
19 2654 Jan.
14
1354 Jan.
19 2354 Jan.
31
Mar. 29
Jan.
112
June
Jan.
5954 Jan.
99
1
June 18
June 13
June
2554 Jan.
23
7
2
22
19
8
9
23
8
21
19
2
8
13
7
2854 Jan. 15
354 Mar. 27
405b June 24
754 Jan.
4
6
30
7
17
25
18
9
15
154 Jan.
9
1154 May 21
3354 June 29
'
2,100
224,000
724,800
71,100
45,200
>12,200
12,400
142,200
21,500
50,700
10,900
«
32,700
174.100
18.100
8,100
1,300
1,400
16,200
4,400
ii,400
1,200
y
1,500
6,700
yy-;
400
65,800
12,190
64,100
900
18,900
v.
900
790
y
y->;
260
«S
Brlggs Manufacturing......*
Briggs Ac Stratton.........*
10 54
25
Bristol-Myers Co...........5
Brooklyn Ac Queens Transit.*
IX
25 54
Bklyn-Manhattan Transit ..*
99%
|6 preferred series A......*
43
yy
41
72,100
100,300
6,200
180,300
35,600
238,800
:
6,100
92,900
v/V 1,200
2,800
2,210
410
.
Conv
.........5
100
Budd (E G) Mfg
*
Preferred 7%.....—..100
preferred
Preferred (7)
Budd
Bulova
Watch.............*
—•
▼ t c
1,300
300
\
•
lx
1
3.000
6,600
7.200
550
1054
,
70
58
1254
354
454
354
1154
154
Callahan Zinc-Lead........1
554
10 54
IB
41
3454 Sale
4!*
Canada Southern........100
Pacific—.......25
125^
% Sale4
51
54
Sale
354 Sale
1254 Sale
10
Sale
51
Sale
1054 Sale
...*
30
Sale
3354 Sale
54 Sale
3
1954
1054
5154
1054
3354
41
si
38
39 54
40
520 Car Clinch F Ac Ohio Ry..l00
85
89
8654
720
70
90
92
91
56,800
2,210
41,200
70,800
4,500
13.400
6,860
10,500
3,400
446,500
35
5054 Sale
8854 Sale
500
10
305,500
412,100
31,100
58,000
Preferred..............100
31,280
80,000 Central Agulrre Associates.*
100
11,100 Central RR of N J
19,100 Century Ribbon Mills..
*
....
380
.100
Preferred
Cerro de Pasco Copp
it*
•%
■yv
i
2V,
18%
34
554
For footnote* see page 43.
2654
41
654
29
...10*
100
3154
26
3754
4% preferred.......
354
Sale
10%
..........5
800 tChlc At East III RR
6,500
Sale
2554 Sale
3754
4154
654
754
5754
337,300 Chesapeake Ac Ohio.......25
800
100
354
354
24
5254 Sale
454
454
75,700
>.y--ioo
7% preferred.........
Checker Cab
2054
5554
10154
4854
2554
Sale
354
354
Sale
102
29%
200
•
Certain-Teed Prod.........*
42
X
5
42
115
Sale
8
Sale
4254 Sale
%
154
54
154
102
4
454
41
%
1
14
154 June 4
54 June
3
1354 June
1
49
June 21
2
3
9j4 June
June
Sale
154
June 28
June 18
June
1
June 12
June 12
June
4
June 27
June 29
June
June
June
June
June
June
19
10
15
June
5
3
11
21
June 27
June 21
June
4
June
5
June 24
5
June
1
51
June
1
1154 June 17
June 11
1
34
654 June
3954 June
3
5
9
June 17
4154 June 25
86
June 13
June 13
June 21
10 92
5754 June 24
1
1 10154 June 29
4954 June 24
1
2654 June 28
1
454 June 11
3
454 June 12
1
1 33 54 June 13
2754 June 11
1
June 21
12 44
„
754 June 17
25 102 %
1
5954
3
454
1
30
5
12
27 44
June 25
June 11
June 15
3
Feb. 19
May 29
10
Mar. 14
3354 June 29
54
254
754
854
Feb
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
50
Apr.
954 Mar.
30
June
19
13
13
27
28
14
11
9
23
23
27
2
29
19
16
2
25
23
7
20
23
16
21
22
Jan. 21
Apr. 26
Jan.
3
Jan.
7
Jan.
5
42 X Feb.
154 Jan.
454 Jan.
18
3
7
1954 June 19
1654 Jan.
7
Feb.
4
1354 Jan.
9
9
18
53
1
36
454 Mar. 21
3254 Feb. 25
8254 Feb. 27
9
Jan. 10
June 17
4154 June 25
87
May 17
92
May
4
85
Mar. 20
4554
8354
3654
1954
154
63
Feb. 18
Mar. 18
11 10151 June 29
Jan. 16 4954 May 17
7
Apr. 26 3554 Jan.
454 May 21
Apr.
3
454 May 21
Mar. 8
Mar. 20 3354 June 13
May
8
Feb. 13 29
4
Mar. 18 5554 Jan.
June 27 1254 Jan. 16
2
Mar. 14 109 X Jan.
Jan. 15 6354 Apr. 25
654 Jan.
7
Mar. 13
Mar. 12 3354 Jan. 23
154
1154
2254
34
654
9654
3854
354
Apr.
June 14
June
6
23
65f Jan.
7
June 19
36
4454 Jan.
4
3754 Mar. 12
1
Apr. 26
54 June 3
4554 Jan.
7
12
8
4554 June 18
1
5
Jan.
June
Mar. 18 65
6054 May
5354 Apr. 12
12354 June 26 12554 Apr.
654 Jan.
354 June 25
854 May
454 Mar 14
15
May
854 Mar. 15
May
6254 Mar. 22 89
554 Jan.
3% Mar. 15
June
23
Mar. 14 34
554 June
254 Mar. 21
454 Jan.
354 May 13
Jan.
854 Mar. 13 15
1
June 11
254 Jan.
154 Jan.
54 June 17
154 Feb.
54 Mar. 20
k Feb.
54 June 19
3
Mar. 16
954 Jan.
1354 Mar. 14 1754 May
1
354 Jan.
Apr.
8
554 Apr.
3 1054 Jan.
60
June
4
10
Jan.
43
32
1
1
4154 June 27
1
June 29
X June
3
4
Jan.
2254
254
154
2054
June
27
Jan.
June 22
3654
354
3154
4454
9954
Mar. 28
154 Mar. 12
54 June
3
1154 Mar. 14
June
354 June
6
1954 June 19
1054 June 17
1054 June 28
30
90
42
55
1
6
51
June 28
3554 June 11
June 28
1254 June
June 27
X
854
2454
2354
3054
154
54 June
1
1554 June 15
3354 June 29
54 June 28
8954 June
4954 June
Sale
8854 June
Sale
4154 June
Sale
1954 June
Sale
354 June
Sale
35b June
Sale
2354 June
Sale
2454 June
Sale
39
June
45
654 June
7
10254 June
115
5254 June
Sale
454 June
454
26
June
30
454 June
654
4254 4054 June
4354 Sale
1
June 11
10
86
92
75
23 54
254
Chesapeake Corp. ......... *
660
y§
"
A........10
Stamped.... .........10c
Case (J 1) Co
100
Pref 7%
—• 100
Caterpillar Tractor
..*
Celanese Corp of America
*
tCelotex Co
..*
Voting trust certificate*.. *
15,900
2,500
,
9.580
Preferred class
945,300
32,600
7,040
1,600
62,100
120,500
yyy'
3354
9
160
•
354
Sale
Sale
53
Sale
8
Capital Admin Co Ltd c A..1
360
480
'
13
154
54
15
51
1354 Sale
48
6
June 12
June
5
June 12
June 18
4H
1154
154
54
1454
2)|
Cop 25
Campbell W Ac C Foundry...*
Canada Dry Glng Ale...... 5
June 22
38
June
1
3954 Sale
June
3
9854 9954 97
65
5554 June
1
6354
65
June 13
5954
60
5854
5954 56
12354 Sale 12354 June 26 125
454
354 June 25
354
454
Sale
754
654 June 20
654 Sale
Sale
12
1354
1254 1154 June 25
Sale
8254 85
a;8254 June 18 85
Sale
554
354 June
1
454 Sale
Sale
34
25
June
4
3354 Sale
Sale
4
June
1
554
454 Sale
Sale
4
June
5
45&
354
454
454
1454
1154 June
1
1354 Sale
Sale
1
June 11
154
54
1
2 54
54
54 June 17
54
54 June 14
"""54 Sale"
54 June 19
54
4
354 June 11
""354 Sale"
17
Sale
1754
1554 June
1
Sale
154
154 June 5
6
6
June
5
954
1654
Calumet Ac Heda Cons
Cannon Mills
Salb
42
3254
154
2254
4054
9954
3054 June 3
1X June 26
20
June 29
j£ Sa^
354
1554
2^
u|
Calif Packing Corp. ........*
Canadian
20
32
Preferred..............100
96,800
111,000
105,000
126,300
106,100
1,120
393,600
23,100
20,100
5,270
71,000
2,700
4,600
1
454
y.y
Pref ctfs of
2,880
6,400
27,700
7.700
75,500
16,800
June
•
Class B certificates
deposit.....100
37,100 Butte Copper Ac Zinc.......5
20,800 tButterlck..
78,400 Byers Co...............—.*
3,490
33
Class B......
Bush Term Bldgs—
340
3854 3954
3154 Sale
154 Sale
Sale
2554
..—........*
Preferred
100
3,570
164,000 Burroughs Add Mach
....*
id,500 tBush Terminal Co.........*
5,900
7% debenture.........100
1,520
27,900
1
8454
Y
3-
Brothers class A ....*
Class A
y
6
:Y-, 47
Bullard Co
Burns
6
1
June
124
454
654
3*
yy
....*
Wheel
y
354
Bucy rus-Erie Co..........10
X June
954 June
27
154
254
2054 Sale
3854 Sale
9654
97
5554 Sale
14
*
Preferred......—
54
1
954 Sale
3354 Sale
31
,
'
ii,400
400
Bridgeport Brass Co........*
Brooklyn Union Gas........*
Brown Shoe, Inc.........—*
230
Preferred
..........100
17,400 Brunswick-Balke-Coll _.....*
110
54 Sale
954 Sale
2754 Sale
3354 Sale
^Botany Cons Mills A......50
June 29
154 June 21
454 Mar. 27
Mar. 12
254 Jan.
254 Jan.
N. Y. STOCK
36
AQGREOATE
SALES
4,200
4,700
28,400
21,360
150
~
4,906
13,700
17,200
46,800j
12,500
8,500
16,500
7,300
1,700
3,300
11,500
100,800
206,700
195.900
47,360
'35
Ask
Bid
Par
Chicago Great Western..100
Preferred
...100
tChir Indlanap ft Louts ptlto
Chicago Mail Order Co
5
Clue Mil m Paul ft Pacific
•
Preferred
1H
Chicago ft North West...100
Preferred
—..10®
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
% June
4
3$ June 12
% Feb. 28
1$ Feb. 28
% June
1
2 $ June
$ Sale
Sale
2$
1
Lowest
Sale Prices
June 29
June 1
1
1
2
19$
$
1 %
1%
3$
6$
28 X
June" "7
June
June
June
June
June
June
1
June
1$ June
1$ June
85,100 Chicago Poeum Tool
*
107,200
Preferred................*
32,566 tChtc Roclt 1st ft Pac....l00
16,000
7% prefferred
160
15,300
*% preferred...
.....100
Chi St P M ft O com
100
3,600
hlcago Yellow Cab
47,700 ubickaihs Cotton OH—..10
33,210 Childa Co
*
6,160 Chile Copper
.......—28
2,505,700 Chrysler Corporation
0
62,600 City Ice ft Fuel
•
8,954
Preferred
.........100
122,000 City Stores new
........
5
8,500 Clark Equipment—...
*
1
29
28
29
1
1
20
1
1%
3%
6$
7)4
34 $
1%
2%
June 21
June
1
5,500
9,500
5001
469,400
22,500
2,154
3,400
3,600
9$
15
19
42
Sale
24
Sale
% Sale
5$
16
48 % Sale
20$ Sale
97
Sale
95 %
Sale
3$
4$
15%
Sale
4$
13 $
14$
4
4
12$ Sale
280 Cleveland ft Pittsburgh...90
10
Special
.....
28$
80$
19,600 Cleve Graphite Bronze (The)l
80
26
Sale
4
.
19,600
"8" ~1~6$
12
26
10
1,000
48
420
2
June
12
10
10
June
2i
10
25$
3$
15$
41$
27%
5%
163*
50%
24%
98 %
4%
14%
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
24
21
5
24
28
3
50,800 Coca-Cola Co (The)
22,900
Class A
2,200
100,600
4,180
1401
7,600
720
510
1,350
330
22,200
36,300
149,700
7,100
140
51,600
"""266
80
100
212,500
13,900
228,200
6,960
2,210
70,200
8,410
4,080
5,750
1,820
126,800
218
207
54
55
30
I,010
250
5,700
20
560
10,700
9,300
362,600
15,800
2,300
108,900
300
3,400
8.000
Sale
Sale
30 $
Sale
30
116,706
156,76o
87,300
58$59
41,500
8,700
23,000
13,500
73,800
1,410
272,900 Continental Can..........20
54,900 Continental Diamond Fibre 5
100,806 Continental
200
10,800
II,200
4,500
8,400
2,400
20
3,400
5,800
1,600
5,700
150
16,800
3,320
4,700
7,300
8,900
42,100
32,700
140{
10
9,000
163,600
519,700
7,695
166,700
4,900
106,900
83,400
55,400
57,500
12,700
96
Insurance..3.80
6,800 '>avega Stores Corp........5
200
70i0
1
68% June 24
June
3
20% June 12
1% June
1
47% June 24
112$
June 12
10
June
1
June
1
June
1
June
6
June 27
36% June
13
June
37% June
50$ June
8% June
June 22
71
June 19
June 10
75
June 12
14
11
.
page
43*
5$ Jan.
7
Feb. I
67
21
19$ Jan.
8
16$ June 17
13
Jan.
:
Jan.
93
6$ Mar.
34$ Jan.
21
28$ Jan.
Mar
June 12
75 3* June
June
4% June 28
23$ June
94$ June
Sale
53
June
4
June 24
June 28
June 18
June
4
June 19
June 12
June
6
June 27
June 13
June 13
1$ June 13
60
June 29
Sale
Sale
73$ June
1
85$ June 21
Sale
Sale
9$ June
1
10$ June 19
Sale
Sale
Sale
1
Sale
10
June
7
June 19
Sale
4
Sale
% June
1
8$ June 5
2% June 10
5$ June
1
% June
4
Sale
Sale
Sale
44$
Sale
Sale
4$
Sale
Sale
15
Sale
15
45 K
31$
47 K
Sale
"314
AV*
30
45
June
June
1
4
76$ June 29
3$ June 19
17$
«une
60
Sale
Sale
Sale
54
1
June 12
June
1
Sale
8$
6$ June
5$ June
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
59
40 K
Sale
Sale
40
Sale
Sale
Sale
82
70
Sale
're¬
19H
Sale
Sale
Sale
110$
75
Sale
June 25
June
4
June 22
June 24
June 22
June
4
June
4
June 28
June
4
31$ June 10
47$ June 21
76$ June 29
32$ June
4
37$
% June
7
1$
19$ June
1
21$
44$ June 10 48$
67$ June
1
76$
63$ June
8165
4$ June
1
5
36$ June
1
38$
13$ June 24
15$
Sale
18$
27
99$
2
9%
110$
4%
%
10$
3$
7$
June
June
18$ June
01$ June
2
June
6$ June
7
1
1
1
3$ June 24
June 29
June 29
June
5
June
3
7$ June 11
20$
59$
1$
9
79
June 29
3
42$ June 28
3
20$ June
5
1 105$ June 13
1
1
80
61
19
June
June
June
4
6
2$ June 3
7$ June 13
83$ June 12
8
61
1
21$ June 14
June
8
Sale
2K
Sale
June
June
1
16$ June 19
1$ June
6
2$ June 15
13
80
June
1 r94$ June 28
4$
7
14$
15%
72$
1$
6$
108$
2$
$
8$
2$
Mar.
Fel>.
May
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
Jan.
Mar
June
June
4$ Mar
$ Apr.
46$ Jan.
25
1$ May 31
47$ June 24
10
May 17
36$ June 14
14$ May 16
Apr.
16$ June 29
1
1
1% June
5
8% June 28
Mar.
17$ Mar.
$ Mar.
29$ Jan.
5$ Mar.
9
Jan.
68$ June 24
115$ Jan. 29
23$ Jan.
7
56$ Feb.
27
33
118$ May 13
112$ June 27
32$ June
5
60
May 22
32 $ June
5
73
Mar.!
3 $ May
1
Sale
52$ Jan.
71
1
Sale
Jan.
5
3% June
1103*
May 20
48$ May 27
32$ May 14
59$ May 13
39$ Jan.
Ill
June 24
June 24
8
5
14$ June
2
44]
8
68$ June 28
74
Sale
Jan.
Jan.
2
5
2
2
Feb.
[)
Mar.
7$ Jan.
2$ Feb
4
7
9
24
28
6
16
15
June 24
7
9$ June 28
i>4 Jan
18
[)$ May 17
2
2
Jan,
28
r,
May
14
1 $ Jan.
:
5
\r,i Jan.
5$ Jan.
10
9
7$ June 13
2
1 $ June 13
0
June 29
5$ June 21
0$ May 23
7$ June 25
1$ Jan.
8
\
May 23
8"
Feb
14
6$ June 22
5
May 23
5$ Jan.
3
4
9$ Mar
0$ May 14
3$ May 10
7*4 Apr. 20
Jan.
6
5$ Jan.
5$ Jan.
Jan.
8
Feb.
May
May
0*1 May
7$ Jan.
1$
11
10
7
2
18
0
15
8$
13
2$ Jan
13
2
8
5$ June 13
Jan.
3
I)1
v
2
la»».
2
3$ June 12
0!« May 17
2
May 14
Feb
14
Feb.
18
May
8
Jan.
7
Jan.
7
Jail
8
June 28
Jan.
17
Sale
June
8
June
M ay
I
June
43$
119$
32$
S9H
June
Jan.
2
June 26
June 26
June
io<
61,600 Diamond Match...
•
10,800
Participating «j>wf..2l
1 >ome Mines Ltd
47,406 Dominion Stores l.td
470,900 l>ouglas Aircraft Co Inc ""
25,900 Dresser (S R) Mfg conv cl A* •
12,200
Class B
*
400 Dulurb South Sh A Atl* !•"
1,000
Preferred
;ltf
see
5
10$ Feb. !
42
.
297,660
For footnote*
98$ June 28
7$ Feb. 15
69$ Mar.
6$ Jan.
$ Mar.
Mar.!
33$ June 19
lot
7
105$ Mar. 15
19$ June 26
62
June 22
1
14,700 Duohill
~18$~JanT
Jan.
Mar.
50$ June
10$ Jan.
28
l«n Preforrsd
9
42
8ale
noma a.
8
Apr.
Mar.
Preferred.....
20
195,000 Delaware St Hudson.....IS'
277,760 Del Lack A Western.... .8'
10,500 Denver Rio Gr A Wes pref 10<
29,800 Detroit Rdtftnn
in-
' tevue A Kay
6
Mar.
41
6$ June 15
170 Detroit A Mackinac Ry Co 100
120
5% non cum pref.......100
Jan.
7
May 20
June
23$ Mar.
14
7
11
28$ June 14
25
June 13
'600
1,500
1
11$ June 7
18% June
1
1% June 12
43% June 12
1
3
10
7.400
1,200
62 % June
7
10,500
58,600
i
June
30
900
55% June
23$ June
22$ June
2,100
101
30$ June 12
Sale
...
18
June 25
48
Apr. 18 28$
Jan.
7 126
Jan.
2 222
Apr. 20 57$
111$
sale
70,900
9,000
13
Deere A Co................*
327,006
8,7001
Mar. 26
June 25
29$ Jan.
June
5 109$ June
June !
112
June 2/ 112% June 27i 112
32
May
32
June 17
32 % June
5
57$ May
32
May
32$ June
5 32% June
5
74
163
v
1
30 $ June 12
109$ June
Sale
168
29,700 Crucible Steel of Amer ....10i>
7,100
Preferred
l®r
35,000 Cuba Co (The)
4,470 Cuba RR pref.,.
10«
182,820 Cuban American Sugar....H
30,000
Preferred
f 0>
22,300 Cudahy Packing
in
65,900 Curtis Publishing Co (The)*
44.600
Preferred
•
310,700 Curtlsa Wright Corp
1
236,800
Class A
I
530 Cushmans 80ns 7% pref.. 18®
390
8% preferred..
•
68,000 Cutler-Hammer, Inc........*
39,000
32.600
6.900
Sale
Sale
.*
t ©...«.*
23$
112$
161$
53$
29
55$ June
110$
Sale
Crown W11 p Ut pf
80
47% June 14
Corn Prod Refining
Preferred
Coty.Inc
•
Cream of Wheat ctfs
•
Crosley Radio..............*
Crown Cork & Seal........*
Preferred
.......*
15
June
Sale
..28
..180
24
3
16
30$ June 21
83
Apr
9
71
Continental Oil of Del
S
Corn Exch Bank Trust Co..20
40,560 Crown Zellerbach
400
32.600
57,700
1,100
5,900
*
24
63
June
June
68
74
•
......
June 12
68 % June 28
8
June 24
10
..♦
,
June
June
33%
12%
32%
48%
7%
•
Continental Motors
93
June
June
6
June 21
June 17
June 17
June 14
Sale
..........100
7
22
12$ May
48
Jan.
3
18
28$ June 17
Mar.
Sale
....,
Bak cl A
87
Jan.
3$ Apr.
31
Sale
119,406 Container Corp class A....20
Class B
Preferred..
Feb.
Mar.
Jan.
3$ Mar.
35$ Mar.
Sale
...
15,306
Feb.
June 24
Sale
810,250 Consolidated Oil Corp
•
2,560
8% preferred
100
26,600 Consolld RR of Cuba pref. 100
111,400 Consolidated Textile.
•
89,700
20
Jan.
7$ Jan.
21
May
50$ June
24$ May
May
100,
>
Apr.
June 27
Sale
37,260 «k>ntinental
9
31
Jan.
Feb.
71
Sale
Pref $5
Class B
9
10
63
'
16,366 Consol Laundries Corp.....*
95,600
9
4
June
f
.—_....*
Consolidated Gas
55$ June 10
2$ Jan.
4$ Jan.
1$ Mar. 13
69 K
47 % Sale
29$ 30$
H "29$ ~30$
Consul Film Industry...... 1
1,764,406
6
4
5$ Jan.
7
10$ Jan.
8
8
May 24
34$ June 18
June
warrants..100
Preferred
June
1%
10$
183*
16 %
12$
June
June
14$
90
"32"" ZZZZZ
32
June
Sale
.
x
June 20
June 14
June
3
19 % June 26
98 % June 28
7
June
5
June
18
112
18,400
10,200
13,300
27,300
3,400
32,900
14
111$ 110
Pref B stock receipts......
pref
3
June 25
Mar. 12
3
4$ Jan.
1 % Mar. 30
17%June" 12 "15$ June"
June
67$
Sale
7% 1st pref stock receipts..
Class A stock receipts.....
Prior
June
L04
June
63
66
Preferred 5 $%
110
27
Mar. 13
1
Jan.
3
68
Sale
7 K Sale
Sale
Sale
179,025 (JommlnrTrust
•
9,476
Convertible preferred....*
666,060 Commercial Solvents.......*
942,200 Commonwealth ft Southern *
193,600
Preferred
•
2,900 Conde-NastPubllc'ns...
*
141,166 Congoleum-Nairn Inc.....
8,906 Congress Cigar
3,940 Conn Railway ft Lighting 100
800
4% preferred...........100
26,706 Consolidated Cigar
•
420
Preferred
..100
3,590
Prior preferred (OH) ...100
60
81
June 14 125
June
1 222
June
June
98$ Sale
6$
7$
IK Sale
9
9K
10$
87$
12
Sale
•
.......
900
4
53$ June 26
Sale
13
13
Preferred ..............100
70
600
9$
16$
1st preferred...........10®
2d preferred... .......100
3,700
46
700
7
Sale
...
4,140
5% pref series B........100
330,600 Commercial Credit
......10
10,410
Preferred 7%
28
32,292
Class A
80
13,910
Preferred B
28
10.240
1st preferred..
.100
60
18,900
87 $
....100
Colorado ft Southern.... 10®
56,600
16 %
Sale
tColorado Fuel ft Iron
Preferred..............100
Columbian Carbon
48
June
104 $ 103 % 104
19
Sale
Sale
*
Colonial Beacon Oil Co
.
June 2
20
2$ Jan.
7
4$ Jan.
4
2
Apr. 13
21$ May 23
426
189,266 Columbia Pictures Corp «c»
809,806 .olumbla G ft El common...*
900
24,300
2,370
66,600
183,900
27,100
........
48
215
55$
•
Colgate-PalmoliTO-Peet Co..*
Preferred..............100
Collins ft Alkman
Preferred
80
125
Coca Cola (nternat Corp...*
37,706
30% June 21
29
Sale
•
4
6
21
26
June 17
June
28
126
26 $
13
29
29
28
29
3
25$ Mar.
3$ Mar.
24
June 21
June
4
June 18
June
5
June
1
20
June 25
94 $ June 29
3$ June 12
12$ June
1
127$ 125
........100
Preferred...-
i-..
15$ Mar,
$ Mar.
$ Mar.
1 $ June
3$ June
4$ Apr.
1
12
3
19
18
4
12
26
"25$
6,600 Cluett. Peabody ft Co......*
30
3,900
4,000
Sale
29$
83$
Mar. 30
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
-
""166
1
to
June 30
Shares
JAN.
July 1 1933
Jan. 1
Shares
RANQE SINCE
PRICES IN JUNE
Low from
STOCKS
N. T. STOCK EXCHAD CHS
Since
In
|F! June
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
,
Sale
June
40 Sale
June
June
Sale
June
June 25
Sale
June
June 21
June 27
4
June
26$ June 15
Sale
June
21
Sale
June
June
June
12
8$ June
5
June 13
June 21
May
May
J
ut.
3
17
28
May 17
May 23
May 24
Jan.
9
June
June 21
Feb.
13
June
June
Jan.
18
4
N. Y. STOCK
July, 1935]
AGGREGATE SALES
In
N. T. STOCK
Since
June
Jan.
'
•
,1W
■
...1
270
1254
92
*
493,000 Du Pont de Nem A Co (El).20
26,100
6% non-voting deben
•«'
7,240 luquMuv l.igm 1st pref..100
160 Durham Hot Mills praf—1®«
610
30
30,600
129,600
4,120
208,900
9,000
478,400
6,370
202,800
2,300
23,500
270
56,800
400
80,900
570
18,700
Eaatvrn Rolling
Prefaced
3001
200
4,200
250
2,400
7,800
4,900
2,200
2,600
22,500
6,900
2,300
85
13
N.
111%
110
19
10
5
Sale
4354
%
%
June 12
I,380f
20,100
1,220{
12,300
120
500
100
,
15
June
12
4
30
13,900
5,200
15,400
,
22
254
2154
23%
25 54
3
June
June 12
12
June
June 13
June
3
June
3
1
June
19
Mar. 20
6
June
19
Mar. 26
6
June 21
June 28
11% June 21
20% June 21
3
June 18
........
3154
5
Sale
....
June
1154
1954
2%
11
1554 June
2
June 13
740
20
17,700
200
70
740
1,300
,
140
i
170
241,000
55,500
II,000
169,826
331,600
241,600
3,200
310
8,700
2,000
1,900
4,000
6,700
300
,
Gen American
700
512,000
9,400
1,600
1,400
6,380
350
4,100
11,000
80
19,600
2,500
6,200
27,400
660
34.400
6,900
5,600
600
33,500
920
12,100
44,900
500
20,900
5.600
61.700
2.500
2,700
410
30,400
8.600
6,000
7.300
1,800
9,200
11.400
329.200
20,900
650
20
30
154
1654
3654
18
June
111
June
7
1454 Feb.
1554 Mar. 19
Mar
Class
95
2154
254
June
40
June
1354
71
June
354
2654
1454
3354
June
4254
14%
73
654
June
28
1954
xl%
Preferred A (7)...........
Preferred (5)... ........
54,300
6,300 Gen Outdoor Advertising. A*
Common................
16,000
25,260 Genera! Printing Ink.......*
Preferred
*
3,070
35,300 General Public Service.....1
36,600 General Ry Signal..........*
Preferred
.10*
640
Preferred
161,000 Goodrich BP).............'
7% preferred...........10<
28,900
*
396,400 Goodyear T A R
1st preferred.............'
18,110
34,800 Jothem Silk Hosiery......*
Preferred
_.._...10|i
3,030
155,400 Graham-Paige Motors......!
113,600 Jrsnby Cons M S A P ...14«
37.700 Grand 1'nloo Co trust ctfs.. I
Conv preferred sedes....
31,500
4,500 iranite City Steel.........'
60,100 J rant (W T)
78,600 Great Northern It ore prop
855,300 Great Northern pref.....104
rest West Sug.........
235,900
Preferred
I#<
3,120
40 Green Bay A Western RR.100
•
43.
June
June
June
131% June 19
June
6%
3%
7%
36 %
60%
L41%
27%
Copper.. 141'
June
June
32
June
5954
June
140
Sale
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
7
34&
10
,0 M
Sale
2
4
19
50
\iH
Mar. 14
Mar. 25
127% Jan.
2
2054 Jan.
15
54 June
12
June
June
1
3254 Mar. 15
54 Feb. 25
June
8
10
Mar. 15
5
15
15
20
16
Sale
Sale
6954 Sale
June
118
Sale
June 11
June
7
June
June 24
June
June 11
2654 Mar. 13
4
*107% Jan.
'SB
June
June
June 27
7
Jan.
2
Jan.
2
Jan.
7
June 24
May 27
May
7
May 23
Jan.
22
May 21
Jan. 24
26
12
May
May
May
4654 May
4§
10
23
17
17
16
8
63% Jan.
May 21
27% June 24
3
11% Jan.
June 15
143
37S
Jan.
15
II*
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Feb.
14
6
6
6
5
_
June 11
23
3
3454 Jan.
May
7
May 10
lP
Mar. 21
3054 June 27
May 21
2% May 23
22 106
25
June
June
June 19
13
June
June 24
13
June
June 29
Jan.
30
7
100% June 29
June 29
Jan.
2
May 24
2554 May 24
2154 May 16
21
May 28
June
Anr.
32
June 11
Mar. 14
June
June 27
Jan.
Mar.
1654 May 11
87% May 8
4
3% Jan.
27% May 13/
June
Sale
1
June 26
19
June
7
Sale
Sale
June
14
Sale
Sale
June
1
Sale
Sale
June
85*
June
6
Apr.
June 13
Mar.
June
Jan.
_
June
June
Sale
June
June 26
Mar.
Sale
June
June 15
Sale
I Juoe 10
I June 18
June 12
June 29
Jan.
22
Feb.
June
Jan.
Sale
Sale
7
June
22
Sale
10
Mar, 20
9
354 Jan.
5
1754 Feb.
June 12
June
Sale
Sale
9
June 24
3 11854 Apr.
June
Sale
2454
May
Jan.
6
June
11254 Sale 114% Sale
13% Sale
15%
13%
4
354
354
Sale
3054 Sale
28
105%
105
104% 105
254
2%
2
Sale
28
2254 2754
10054 Sale
97
100
Sale
2
Jan.
IB
57%
11754
30
Mar. 20
Mar. 26
June
16
"6354
4
554 Mar.
13
13
5
6
18
18
24
34 54 June
6054
June 25
June 22
3
2% Jan.
954 Apr. 22
8% May 24
June 24
10 100
Jan.
38% June 21
Mar. 12
19% May 25
Mar. 15
954 Feb. 19
Mar. 29
Jan. 10 13154 June 19
Sale'
13
May 23
7
Jan.
Mar. 30
Sale
36 J
8
Jan.
Mar. 13
11
Sale
Sale
fuuluobt* ace page
June
Sale
preferred.....141
(Adolf).............5
Greene Cananea
June
June 25
% May 21
1% June 24
854 June 22
854 June 17
100
June 24
38% June 21
19
June 29
9% June
5
131
Sale
133,400 tGobel
208,200 Gold Dust certificates .....'
Mar. 13
454 Mar. 13
Sale
157.300 Gen Realty A Utilities Corp I
Preferred
29,700
39,000 General Refractories ... ..
Voting trust certificates..*
152,300
3,420 (Jen Steel Castings pref....*
347,900 Gillette Safety Rasor ...r *
Convertible preferred...
62,000
49,100 Glmbel Brothers...........*
7% preferred
10»'
II,500
154,000 Glidden Co (The)..........*
prior
7
7
854 June 15
June
354
6%
7
Jan.
Jan.
15
Sale
*
1,200 General Italian Edison.....
51,800 General Mills..............*
Preferred
..........104
5,400
2.272,600 Gen Motors Corp..........14
460
June
June
Apr. 26
May 28
6% Apr. 22
Jan.
June 18
754
June 29
May 27
72
95
II*
June 22
June 13
Sale
............10
Foods.............*
Jen Gas A Elec CI A
•
Conv preferred A...
._*
3,700
20
June
20
,
L1554 June 11
June
Sale
Electric...........*
General
7%
27
Sale
......
Preferred (7)
5,140
41
Sale
.....
..........100
Cigar Inc.............*
Preferred A (8)
15% June
June
1%
Sale
A
Special
June
mH
15
June 24
June 24
June 24
June
June 24
June
Cable.............
General
June 25
June
5
June
76
16% Mar. 29 2054
28% Mar 14 37
9
23%
16
Apr.
10654 Mar. 6 112
2
18%
13% May
95
8
8454 Apr.
6
5754
4554 May
23
19
Feb. 21
6%
254 Mar. 6
2054 Jan. 15 42%
9% Mar. 15 17%
60% Mar. 15 77
7
254 June
1954 .Mar. 21
15
8% Mar.
2
3054 Apr.
1754 Mar. 18 2854
112% June 27 12054
5754 June 22
23
June 12
June
Jan.
Jan.
June 18
17 110
Feb. 28
3
Apr.
1
Apr.
Mar. 23
June
3
4
4
7
Jan.
June 10
Feb. 25
June
12
Jan.
54
55
June
May 17
254 Jan. 19
954 Jan. 18
2554 Apr. 22
Mar. 19
Jan. 11
40
9454
1554
June 24
554 Mar. 15
4
June
Apr. 30
45
1854 June 11
111
June 26
Feb.
2
125 'Feb. 19
2354 Feb. 21
Jan. 18
5
17
5
June 25
37
June 19
70
7
72
June
18
June
18
54 Mar. 26
1554 June 17
Prefeired 7%
'Jen
June
12
May
4
June 19
uH
\lH
Mar. 19
2
10
June 14
IIS
7
Jan.
5
June
Corp.....5
General \iphaCt
...10
General Baking Co.........5
Preferred .............
*
General Bronse............5
General
June
June
Investors....*
Preferred........
June
2
Gen Araer Tranap
700
190
7,000
June
June
■
>abrlel Co (The) Class A...
2,086,300
10,600
1,100
21,100
21,900
24,500
June
57
A......144
PlrM Nation*! Hfore.
•
Florshelm Shoe (The) cl A..*
t*ollaci«bee Bros ..
#
Food Machinery Corp......*
Game well Co (The).
June
15
554
Preferred series
13.200
June
June
1254
7554
370 Fiiene's Sons.............."
1,890
Preferred..............144
89,400 Flrestooe Tire A Rubber.. Ifl
4,150
86,300
5,500
96,900
141,300
83,200
2,840
89,100
22,300
28,000
19,400
44,200
1,810
tut
h
32,000
77,400 ffo iter-Wheeler, ...
5.040
7% coo* preferred........
53,000 Foundation Co
........
59,000 Fourth Nat'i Investors....
331,400 Ko« Film class A
2,730 Franklin Maun pref......!®'
152.000 Free port rexan Co........ 14
1,400
4% conv pref...........100
1,270 Fuller <;•» prior pref
'
3.790
2d preferred.............*
20.600
9,400
64,400
14
26
154 June
6
6% June 14
2354 June 19
[10
June 18
1354 June 5
7554 June 26
65
June
8
83
June 19
654 June 22
254 June 10
1% June 22
June
109
:!*
3
Mar. 19
19
June
June 24
7
10
Jan.
Apr. 23
Feb.
7% June
1054 June
654 June
Sale
Sale
19
June
Second preferred.......
Vt:j 49,400
•is
14
June
First preferred.........
93,700
2,500
200
Jan.
1
Apr.
Jan. 16
Jan. 10 132
Mar. 6
June
Erie..,
23.000
2,500
4,600
10,200
54
5254
12554
154
June 25
June 22
14
49% Jan.
3
$6 cum preferred.......
Federal Motor Truck.......*
Federal Screw Works
....*
Federal Water Service A
•
Federated Departm'i Stores *
61,600 Fidelity PheaU Fire Ins.2.50
250
854 Feb. 18
3% June 24
1654 June 22
Mar. 13
2% Mar. 13
39
Mar. 21
54 Mar. 29
3
June
June
31
32,700
8,300
32,000
19,100
4,600
700
3,300
3,100
18,300
5% June 20
1 % Mar. 15
29
Sale
Fairbanks Co.............25
Preferred —....—....140
Fairbanks Morse fc Co
•
7% preferred
10'
Federal Light A Traction.. 15
Preferred .»...
... *
Federal Mining A Smelt.. 140
Preferred
100
4
3
May 22
6% Jan.
7
33
Engineers PuhService
$5 cons preferred ......
4,170
9,780
128,100
7,730
61,200
I,690
4,300
2,100
Jan.
Jan.
23 112
Sale
......
June 28
29
1
24
22
5
7
213
73
15
27
3% Mar. 15
June
Mar.
Jan.
16 149 54 May 28
June 25
4 i6i;
4
June
June 12
8
June
June
70
13
12
L054 June 12
6
1054 June
54 June 12
54 June 25
~ Apr. 22
23
June
June 22
June 24
105
131
113
131
3
42,500 Eureka Vacuum Clean....
174,100 Evans Products Co.......
6,840 Exchange Buffet Corp....
53,900
3.400
12
14% Sale
8*
109
June
5% June 20
2% June 12
Sale
Prefer red certificates...
Preferred (4)
Elec Storage Battery—...
tRlk Horn Coal Corp
Preferred..............
Endlcott-Johnson........
354 Mar.
554 June 21
1 14954 June 14 110% Jan.
Jan.
5 16154 June 25 141
June 28
1654 Jan.
1
June
5
3% Mar
7
June 24
1954 June
1
Jan.
June 10 107
24
June
June
June
June
June
June 17
6
554
u
June
June
June
111
Sale
110
June
June
15454
1754
454
1954
10854
454
$ Sale*
22
June
17% Jan.
3
May 22
May 21
Mar. 20
Mar. 18
Feb.
8
Feb 18
May 16
1254
1554 June
6
8 10854 June 28 103
8654
10554 June 24
13054 June 26 126%
104
113
June 12
1754
20
June
June 24
138
2154 Sale
100 Erie A Pittsburgh........
~3~, 600
Sale Prices
4% June 15
158
157
shares.......
Equitable Office Bldg
Highest
Sale Prices
110
20
Sale
112
Elec Power A Light
$5.50 preferred
Lowest
Sale Prices
Ask
Bid
354
5
1954 Sale
110
Sale
5
Sale
"ttlngoo
Highest
Sole Prices
14
14
15K
1454
106
105% 109% 10854 114
101
Sale
9554
96
Sale
12854
128J4 131
128 54 Sale
155%
1754 Sale
taton
Preferred...
Lowest
June 29
1
154
...........
American
June
454
5
4%
554
139
Sale 14654 Sale
Mfg. Co............
Schlld .
...
Electric Auto-Lite (The).
Preferred....... ...... .
ElectricBoat
......
Elec A Musical Ind—
95,000
173,800
211,400
102,100
41,400
6,400
3,700
20,700
1,410
9,500
29,700
20,500
12,000
42,600
99,600
26,300
5,000
16,200
36,300
69,000
32,500
8,200
59 %
104 M
Mfll»a.
Kaatmau Kodak Co. of
'35
Bid
Par
Pr^fsrrert...........
360
1
1933
June 30
3,600 Duplaa Silk..
96,900
2,400
1
to
EXCHANGE
1
Shares
Shares
800
July
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN JUNE
Low from
STOCKS
37
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
17
June
1
2
Sale
June
1
Sale
June
10
Sale
June
June
June
June
4454
Sale
June
June 25
1
3
I June
June
June
14
1
1
26,
4!
June
18!
June
June
June
June
8
26% Jan.
92
7
10
3
June
4
Jun6 10
June 24
June 24
June
Mar.
_
1
June 24
June
:
54% Jan.
Mar.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
June
June
June
*
June 21
June 14
June 18
June 24
; June
June
June
ll
June 15
32
109 % June 10
Jan. 25
Apr. 26
Jan.
7
18
May
June 29
120
May
7
Mar.
11% Jan.
iJune
4
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
May
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
5% Jan.
Jan.
50
Jan.
Mar.
June 11
Jan.
4
8
Jan
Apr.
140
June 12
Feb.
55
June
_
f
June 21
June
3
3
Apr. 25
Jan.
7
3
2954 Jan.
2554 May 17
35% May 16
7
12% Jan.
2154 June 21
32% May
May
June
25
6
4
8
May 16
N. Y. STOCK
AGGREGATE
SALES
Since
STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Jan. 1
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
PRICES
Low pom
July 1 1933
June 1
70,300
:
15* June
28
55* Sale
_
34,600
2,610
13,900
9,600
75,800
25,900
11,900
76,000
741,400
8,200
32,700
43,500
235,000
25,600
8,700
306,000
275,000
27
June
29
June 19
34
Preferred..............
June
4
9
82
106
112
8
112
104
97
8
Hercules
Motors
Hercules Powder...........*
Preferred
M
<» m m mm
m-a*
Sale
835*
*100
Sale
"79""
Conv preferred..........
Sale
775*
1125*
Sale
63
Jan.
81
205* June 2?
112
June 1]
May 26
June 2£
1
May if
65* May 21
35* Jan.
2
111
June 12
141
June
4
162
June 12
255* June 16
,n8*
105
Homestake Mining—....100
Houdallle-Herahey dA ——*
Sale
65
Voting trust certlflcates.25
Howe Sound rot trust ctfe--5
Sale
Hudson & Manhattan....100
3
100
Preferred...;
Sale
12
09
38
June
155* June 14
625* June
135* June
25* June
48
June
25* June
75* June
8
Sale
Sale
15* June
.
11
June
21
16
50
6
June 11
June 11
June 11
Sale
8
....10
25*
275*
Corp.....*
155* June 19
235* June 17
56
9
25* June 21
June 17
June 20
25* June 21
June
1
285* June 26
82
27
June
3
June
5
95
27
Sale
Sale
Sale
Inspiration Cons Copper—20
Insuranshares Ctfe Inc
1
585*
25*
55*
115*
June
1
June 21
June 12
June 25
3
514
135*
65*
125*
"~3~5*
Agricultural....—
Prior preferred
...100
5
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Internet Carriers Ltd....—1
Internet Cement...........*
Internet
33
Sale
100
121
126
275* Sale
125
127
June
* June 21
June
June
June '
June :
June '
22
Preferred..............10*
104
&
46
International Shoe.........*
100
19
285* June
5
June 20
15*
5*
5*
85*
255*
055*
345*
465*
185*
68
June
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
June
June
June
Sale
Sale
June
35
335*
June
June
45 *
20
Sale
Sale
June
75
77
Sale
June
73
Island Creek Coal....—.—1
June
Sale
June
28
16
3
60
June 24
1
535* June 24
6
-—1
Preferred
23,100 Jewel Tea Inc..............*
379,000 Johns-Manville
3,275
Preferred
-—......100
iones Ac Laugh Steel pref.100
555*
455*
1225*
1335*
585*
Kansas City Lt 1st pf
Ser B *
Kansas City Southern.... 100
117
11,600
Preferred
.........100
29,470 Kaufman Dept Stores..$12.50
48,500 Kayser(J) At Co...........
8
...........
■
50 Joliet & Chic RR 7% gtd_.100
400 Kelth-Albee Orpheum pf.100
214,900 tKelly Springfield Tire....
6% preferred............
Kelsey Hayes Wheel—
Convertible class A.......1
Conv class B...........
l
Kelvlnator Co
..........
..1,910 Kendall Co part pref set A—*
930.600 Kenoecott Copper ....._..*
4,900 Kimberly*Clark............*
4,900 Kinney (G R)
•
4,900
8% preferred.............*
305,000 Kresge (S S) Co
10
2,480
7% preferred...
...—10#
1,200 Kresge Dept Stores........
.
400
8% preferred—......—100
7,000 Kress (S H) At Co
211,700 Kroger Grocery Ac Bak—.*
„
1,220 Laclede Gas.............100
1,160
Preferred
........100
76,100 Lambert Co (The).——
2,500 Lane Bryant.— .—""I
49,000 Lee Rubber Ac Tire
14,500 Lehigh Portland Cement—M
Preferred..
....100
Lehigh Valley
Lehigh Valley Coal
Preferred...
_
.go
......*
...
ft
Lehman Coro (The)—"""" •
Leha it Fink Products
Coll5
Lib by-Owens Ford
see page
43.
Glass...*
45*
Sale
Sale
575*
515*
June
59
55
June
52
44
June
123J* 121
125
1225* June
175
1315* 175
Sale
685* 585* 555* June
.....
5
Sale
105* Sale
175* Sale
.X
265* 275*
1135* 1165*
1175*
55*
95*
115*
.....
6
105*
115*
W4
1
June
4
June
1
105* June
175* June
1
12
1
195* June
13
Sale
13
14
Sale
175* Sale
June
15
June
Sale
88
Sale
175* Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
M
m
17
235*
26
55*
10
135*
99
65*
15*
65*
76
19
29
Sale
65*
Sale
14
100
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
145* Sale
275* Sale
145*
15
25
27
265* Sale
Wll
VtL
J*
65*
115*
145*
1015*
75*
Sale
Sale
79H 805*
155* Sale
295* Sale
65* June 19
105* June 18
June 22
13
June
June
8
1
135
Jan.
Mar. 15
Mar. 13
June
8
May
June 27
Mar. 13
June
3
Jan.
49
8
63*
June
1
29
June 24
19
June
5
285*
285*
5H
115*
145*
June
June
June
June
June
June
5
13
21
11
22
June
June
99
June
65* June
15* June
65* June
75
June
145* June
275* June
102
4
21
85* June 21
2
June 25
%
May 17
65* June 19
165* Feb. 19
JH Jan7~25
Jan.
3
!|5*
7
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
425* Jan.
10
7
7
2
25
May 16
65* Jan.
8
Jan.
7
465* June 24
152
May
9
25* Jan.
9
35* Feb. 20
33
3
\n
Jan.
Jan.
22 1205* Apr.
Mar. 12
130 '■
50
60
Feb. 19 130
Apr.
4 73
1155* Mar. 20 118
35* Mar. 13
85*
65* Mar. 12 135*
75* Feb.
6
125*
155* Jan. 17 205*
Mar.
7
3
Jan.
Mar,
12
June
84
Mar.
8*
Mar.
Mar.
23
Mar.
Mar.
103
M
Mar.
Apr.
May
Jan.
565* Apr.
225* May
12
Mar.
|
7
19
7
28
29
14
16
4
3
22
125* Jan.
7
845* Jan.
7
115* June 18
36
Jan.
8
9
June 24
385* Mar. 13 575* Jan.
Jan.
1175* Mar. 15 125
6
June
Jan.
7
Jan.
Mar. 13
12
Jan.
Jan. 15
255* June
Jan.
2 1055* June
Jan. 21
365* May
Mar. 19
47
May
Mar. 19 28
Jan.
Mar. 21
75
Jan.
Mar. 13
105* June
May
6
3
4
25* May 10
225* Jan. 15 295* May 17
1245* June 18 130
Mar. 14
4
245* June
55* June
18
2
.5* Mar. 15
15* June 20
42
10
14
15
4
8
June 14
June 11
305* June 10
245* June 24
1095* June 25
June
June
June
June
15
12
Apr.
16
4
•fune
26
1
5* Apr.
195* June
June
June
June
June
14
27
1
June
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
7
4
10
May 9
June 14
Apr. 26
May 21
May
Mar.
Mar. 14
1495*
35*
225*
345*
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
7 127
6
June
fig
7
June 17
'25* May' 27
26
6
33
95
Mar.
25*
9>*
15*
45*
2?*
June
ifB
Mar. 16
15* June 21
195* June 28
June 18
165* June 18
145* June 25
June 21
95
63
Mar. 30
19
1
June
June
60
11
Jan.
4
34
1
155*
125*
165*
35*
35*
45*
275* Sale
285* 29
225* Sale
235* Sale
1085* Sale 109
Sale
25*
4
25*
555* 70
68
70
61
Sale
57
60
245* Sale
275* Sale
5
June 19
5
52
Sale
8*
June
8
50
1
55
99
15* Sale
195* Sale
60
1175* June 18 118
15
85* Mar. 15
June 28
4 1245* June
175* Jan.
2
35* Feb.
4
56
Apt. 26
Jan. 21
Jan. 21
12 H Jan.
7
35* Jan.
7
465* Mar. 22
25* Feb. 27
June 18
June
4
105*
P
13
7
May
Mar. 13
115* June 18
Sale**
Sale
13
2
45*
25*
235*
605*
109
2
15
Mar. 21
105* June 22
105* June
4
Sale
May 14
Apr. 17
June 14
Apr.
3
17
3
5
28
29
26
18
June 13
June 22
preferred.......—100
Internat Tel Ac Tel—......*
InterstateDeptStores......*
Preferred.............. 100
Intertype Corp
7%
Jan.
5 412
14
95* Mar. 14
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
O
Internat Printing Ink......*
June 24
June
3
June
4
June
6
.27
Sale
International Salt.........*
*
4
*
*
June
June
%
Class C..
Preferred..............It*
June 15
275* June 20
1245* June 18
"lij*
%
June 24
May
29
15
June
H June 29
* June 24
June 14
3
9 128
4 815* Jan. IS
25 1145* Apr. 16
15
95* June 21
40
4 June
June
"m
....
June 14
June 18
12
27
Mar. 14
Mar. 26
4
June
45*
265*
Sale
375*
145
1455*
25*
15*
15*
25*
25*
275* Sale
June
June
26
168
295*
Sale
14
June
June :
June :
June
Sale
Sale
pref 7%..100
k Power cl A *
~
655* June 14
35* June 8
65* June 19
June
95*
15*
45*
25*
Sale
Sale
Sale
(nt Business Machines.....*
3
3
Sale
Sale
Sale
Interlake Iron.............
June 17
June
5
"35*
3
Sale
Internet
International Sliver
6
24
......100
Inland Steel—
Preferred
1
June 15
Sale
Ingersoll-Rand..........—*
0% preferred..
June
Sale
stock ctfe sot A1000
Refining
June 11
June 29
8
June
Hupp Motor Car Corp...—10
sec
June 28
95* June 21
June
7
RR
Apr.
June
Sale
Indian
June 19
June 24
June 19
[08
Sale
100
June
4
June 4
June 10
June 24
795* June 15
Hudson Motor Car—
100
June
155*
25*
515*
35*
85*
85*
15*
June 19
June
3
85*
Jan.
63
28
78
34
12
635*
145*
25*
Sale
Sale
11
Mar.
Feb.
Apr.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
Feb.
100
Sale
1425* Jan.
855* June 14
June
75* June
75* June
410
Sale
Sale
Class B
•
Household Finance part pf SO
Houston Oil of Texas
100
Industrial Rayon
June 12
June
4
June 19
June 24
June
S
108
4
78
Sale
......
Hollander (A) Ac Son.......
Internet Paper
705* May {
75* Jan.
5
95* June 24
65* Apr.
255* June 18
Sale
7X
406
Holland Furnace
Internet Paper
Class B
760
111
June 10 141
June
162
L225* June
Hershey Chocolate—.....—•
14,700
5,000
30,600
88,400
27,500
5,160
13,300
39,500
14,400
5,100
956,100
29,100
1,100
16,800
15,800
640
77,000
29,600
37,900
79,230
31,400
374,400
4
June 25
185* June
Internet Nickel of Canada..*
339,l00
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
25* June 12
June
160
7% preferred
921,100
8,200
50,800
67,700
30
June 12
15* June
99
139
Helme (G W)
May 23
June 25
34
June 2{
65* Jan.
\
35* Mar.
June
9
15 105 t
68
29
Preferred..............
Hayes Body..............
Harvester.......—*
10,000
7% preferred
—100
80,600 Internet Hydro-Elec Sys A.25
18,800 Internet Mercan Marine
*
77,900
June 20
June
Jan.
3
June 29
Jan.
8
16
Mar. 29
205* June 28
June 11 112
June ll
5* June 10
.......
360
20,500
81
6
24
215* Jan.
185* June
Hazel-Atlas Co...........
Leased line stock
15,310
48
June 24
June 24
June 24
June
3
June 19 108
25* May 13
435* May 14
_
4
55
75* June
705* June
1065*
205*
Sale Prices
35* June
"4
6% pref series A.......100
40,900
58,100
20,400
46,600
61,200
168,700
433,400
32
Sale
9
ilnterboro Rap Tran etc 100
Certificates of deposit
"
940 Int Rys of Cent Amer
460
Certificates
2,380
Preferred..............100
18,600 Intercontinental Rubber...
For footnotes
285*
4
4 5*
Printing
Hanna (M A) Go 07 pref..
Harbison Walker Ref
3,730
-v
June
35* June
Hamilton Watch
6,100
3,500
June 22
June 29
65
.
2,280
264,200
42,200
190
102,300
37,300
38,800
139,100
June 29
June
165*
65
34
....
301,800 Illinois Central
/
16
65
55* June 29
135*
565*
19
65
ffabii Department Stores.
Preferred. ............
310
49,200
34,100
4,800
310
71,500
June 12
Highest
Sale Prices
1
Feb.
19
Feb. 16
4
Mar.
7
6
Apr.
12
Mar. 29
Sale Prices
2
June
4
30
June 14
1
275*
13 5*
51
Hackenaack Water.......
Preferred A...
Hall
1
Lowest
55* June 14
135* June 14
Sale
16
770
Preferred 6%..........
45,700 Hat Corp class A.........
4,820
45*% preferred........
17,300 Havana Rlec. Ry.........
'
Highest
Sale Prices
....
:
Lowest
June 29
Par
31,300 Guantanamo Sugar.......
1,950
Preferred
lit
1,800 Gulf Mobile Ac Northern._100
5,700
Preferred..............100
2,700 Gulf States Steel
•
460
7% 1st preferred.....-.100
5,810
1,380
141,500
57,500
20,900
6,300
1,080
3,200
RANGE SINCE JAN.
I
June 30 '35
Shares
IN JUNE
to
7
4
Feb. 19
Jan. 23
Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
5
7
7
May 17
May 23
555* May 28
25* Jan. 17
195* June 28
19
June 18
165* June 18
Jan.
9
Jan. 29
lly<
flK
May 23
38
Jan.
Jan.
May 23
3
23
245* May 24
113
Apr.
9
4
Jan. 17
65
Mar.
Jan.
29
June 24
Jan.
Jan.
9
7
195* Mar.
21
31
24
Apr.
285* Jan.
8
5
May
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
3
85* Mar.
105* Mar.
895* Jan.
5
Mar.
Mar.
85* June 24
May
80 V* June 24
675* Mar.
165*J une 24
315* June 21
145* Mar.
215* Mar.
12
24
7
7
June 21
102
115* Jan.
7
25* Jan.
4
Jan. 23
June 24
Jan. 25
325* Jan.
2
KB
fe
N. Y. STOCK
July, 1935]
AGGREGATE
SALES
July 1
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
to
32,000
23,300
148,900
1,5,800
24,600
12,700
35,100
91,300
634,000
13,600
38,100
16,500
37,200
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
Lima Locomotive Works...
Link Belt Co
Liquid Carbonic
......
Loew's Incorporated
Preferred
Loft
.........
Incorporated
.......
Long Bell Lumber A.......
Loose-Wiles Blsc..........
1,620
Preferred
.....I
1st preferred
6,640
,
1
....
259,700 Lortllard (P)
44,400
4,380
64,900
44,800
59,000
9,300
common......
...........1
{Louisiana Oil............
64% preferred
1
Louisville Gas Be Blec A....
inulsville A
Nashville....!
Steel
...
Convertible
preferred...
Ludlum
600
115,500
160,000
26,400
73,000
15,700
3,270
7,600
9,960
2,400
1,820
90,400
10,400
9,500
71,900
127,000
3,310
185*
•
Truck I nc
vi«ck
Malllnson (H R) Co........
-
preferred
.......It*
{Manatl Sugar...........100
7%
7%
preferred...........100
Mandel
{Manhafn Rv Co. 7%
1,110
45,700
128,400
Mod
5% guar
Sblrt—........3'
vfaracaibo Oil fixplor....... 1
Marancba Corp............5
Marine Midland........... 5
Market Street Ry........100
Preferred..............100
Prior preferred........It©
Second preferred
ltt
Yfarlin-Rockwell Corp. (Del.) 1
22,200 Martin Parry Corp—
;
Class B
....
28
June
June
424
Sale
'99**
9
70**
73
7
McGraw Hill Pub Co
Melville Shoe Corp......
Mengel
42
6
10
92**
45
..*
Co.................1
9,200 Metro-Goldwyn Pict pref27
46,300 • laml Copper
——5
154,600 Mid-Continent Petroleum.10
81,900 Midland Steel Products.....*
14,160
First oreferred
...ltt
27,300 Minn-Honeywell Reg Co... *
1,280
6% pref series A
.....100
204,700 Minn Mollne Pow Implem..*
41,100
Preferred
•
15,500 {Minneapolis Be St Louis.100
4,800 Minn St Paul ASS M
lto
3,900
Preferred..............ltO
3,910
Leased line............100
89,700 Mission Corp...............*
72,700 Mo Kan-Texas
•
115,400
Preferred series A......ltt
20,600 {Missouri Pacific
it*
42,300
Convertible preferred..ltt
52,875 Mohawk Carpet Mills—...20
87,500 Monsanto Chemical Wks..l0
1,062,250 Montgomery Ward A Co.....*
9,500 Morrell (J) A Co
•
310 Morris A Essex............50
342,000
2,050
80,200
37,400
609,900
9,200
163,400
337,100
34
25**
27**
29**
27**
34
11**
94
94**
80
L08
Sale
95**
Sale
*8*
70
75**
June
June
1095* June
6
6** Sale
June-
32** June
36** Sale
11**
12
93** 94**
53
Sale
3** Sale
26}* Sale
18** 30
30** 30**
Sale
27
Sale
Sale
27**
Sale
Sale
Sale
15**
Sale 101
90
91**
109
108**
June
40
9**
June
June
4
25
19
5
14
24
24
21
4
June 29
35*
28**
27**
315*
27**
34
12**
June 14
June 14
June
June 12
June
16
June 29
28
June
274 June
Sale
34 June
114 June
9*4 June
Sale
93** June
100
89
June
109** 108
June
Sale
4** June
40** June
44 Sale
42** Sale
June
.4
1)
June
2
June
102
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
6253 June
34
84
14
24
165*
77**
285*
1
605* June 11
62 ** June
7
24** June
June 10
5* June
3
28** June 19
9*3 June 28
Sale
8** June
Sale
9
National Acme...........
National Aviation Corp...
National Biscuit.........
7% preferred
.......
Nat Cash Register
...
Nat Dairy Prod Corp
272,600 {National Dept Stores....
67,240
7% lst' preferred
947,300 Nat Distillers Prod new...
24,200 Nat Enamel A Stamp.....
10,800 National Lead...........
3,300
Preferred A
2,390
Preferred B
.......
393,800 Nat Power A Light
1,100 Nat Rys of Mex 1st pref...
6,600
2nd preferred..........
158,700 National Steel...........
53,400 National Supply of Del..
12,760
Preferred..............
50,600 National Tea Co.. ......
40,100 Natomas Co
.........
20,900 Nelseer Bros...
.......
19,700 Newberry Co (J J).......
1,780
7% preferred...........
50 {New On Tex A Mexico
44,400 Newport Industries Inc..
42,800 New Tork Air Brake.....
1,142,100 New York Central........
.
Far footnotes see page 43.
..
14
19
Sale
7**
12
June
17
21 J*
Sale
37
74
June 15
14** June 21
148**
Sale
June
Sale
Sale
June
Sale
Sale
June
; 204
Sale
June
2353 June 11
27
June 28
32
June 21
17
June 14
15* June
4
Sale
June
Sale
Sale
June
170
1725*
June
June 14
160J*
162
138
Sale
June
June
June
June 19
June 24
140
Sale
1
June
June
1
June
5
Sale
Sale
June
Sale
June
Sale
WA
June
Sale
10 K
June
June
Sale
Sale
Sale
112**
7
6
June
24
52
June
_
115**
June
8
June
64
June
Sale
Sale
June
Sale
Sale
June
May
7
June 28
Mar. 30
Mar. 13
Jan.
29
215* Mar. 12
56 ** Apr.
9
61}
8
8
2
26
22
4
23
14
24
19
20
1
21
23
26
24
8
Jan.
June 12
June 11
14
^
24
11
18
13
20
19
24
15
18
2
7
June 17
p
June 21
Jan.
3
14
iP
k
ir
Feb. 25
Mar. 13
May 24
May
1
Apr. 22
Jan.
7
11
Jan. 22
12
75** June 10
18** May 21
95* June 12
12
39** May 17
65
Mar. 18
28
Mar. 12
Mar. 13
Jan.
11
Mar.
26
Jan.
Apr.
_
Apr.
1
1
19
Jan.
27
7
Jan.
8
Apr. 25
31
June 17
Mar.
7 151
18
Mar. 14
17
Mar. 21
Mar.
7
May
3
3
19
Jan. 17
Feb. 16
Jan.
3
June 21
Jan.
Feb.
4
345<
Apr.
7
8
June 18
29
May
May 31 32
May 22
Jan. 18 175}
Jan. 18 162} ; May 23
Jan. 26
\ June 19
June 24
Mar. 15
Jan. 10
Apr. 10
; Jan.
2
Mar. 19
Mar. 18 50} 1 May 24
19
May 28
Mar. 13
May 27
Mar. 20 76
4
Mar. 13
115 I Jan.
Jan. 15
125 : May 24
Feb. 14
June
6 281
Jan.
53} May 16
Apr. 23
Jan. 25 118}
June 19
Apr. 11
Jan.
3
Mar. 12
Jan.
4
Mar. 12
Jan.
7
Mar. 12
_
'
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
7
23
165* May 16
Jan.
7
Jan.
7
Jan.
4
3
Jan.
7
June 17
June 12
Jan.
7
Apr. 18
Apr.
4
Mar. 13
Feb. 26
Sale
Sale
9
Mar. 13
Mar. 14
148
Sale
Apr.
June 18
'
June
June
Sale
7
8
24
8
June 27
Jan.
8
June 22
Jan.
3
Jan.
7
5P
74 June 18
75* June 15
31*3 June 17
L485* June 17
18*3 June 25
22
June
June
June
June 21
95* June 12
June
Sale
June 10
75** June 10
74 June
54 June
8
75* June
1
44 June 25
58** Sale
15
16**
74 Sale
33
36**
12** Sale
June
11
June 17
Mar. 29
5
17
19
18
14
17
12
24
14
63
June
Mulllns Mffi Corp
*3 June
16
22
55* Jan.
35* Mar. 15
Mar. 14
** Mar. 14
5*Apr. 24
1
Mar. 6
31
24 June 22
13
June
15* June
1
145* June 11
70** June
1
24
25,
June 15
5
14 June 28
Sale
24** Sale
60** Sale
634
654
June
554 June 17
5* June 18
24 June 17
353 June 21
2** June 27
65* June
7
70*1
June 11
June
98** June 251
£111** June 19|
15* June
12
Sale
Nash Motors Co...........
Nash Chatt A St Louis
:
June 17
53
Sale
•
June 20
74** June
8*3 June
43*3 June
116** June
64 June
37** June
13*3 June
94** June
June
14
26
Mar. 29
June 19
June
1
35** June 17
10** June 12
June
12
5
2
Jan.
8
Apr.
1
445* May 28
Jan. 30
85* May 21
Jan. 15 46
June 20
Jan.
7 44** June 10
Jan.
4 103
June 17
Mar. 14 355* June 17
Apr.
3 13
Jan.
3
Apr.
3 125* Jan.
3
Feb.
5
76
May
4
Mar. 26
85* Apr. 23
Jan .15
455* Mar. 4
Jan. 15 116** June 14
May 22
85* Jan.
2
May 24 45
Mar. 5
Apr.
1
155* Jan.
3
Mar. 13
94** June
4
Jan.
2
53
June 29
Mar. 12
55* Jan. 22
Mar. 20 38** Jan. 23
Apr. 12 27** June
1
Jan. 15
32
Mar. 5
Mar.
9 28** Jan.
3
Mar. 13
45* May 17
Mar. 15
13 k May 23
Mar. 12
16
June 29
Mar.
6 102
June 25
Jan. 15| 98** June 25
Jan.
9 £111** June 19
June 22
10
17
Mar. 14 32
Jan.
2150
June 24
June
&
26
Sale
Mar. 13
65* Mar. 14
June 27
5
19
Jan.
5
105*
24
30**
11 **
9**
4
June
Coalition.....*
Products............*
Motor Wheel
5
Myers (F E) A Bros
„
June
Motor
Convertible preferred....*
1
1
Mar. 15
445*
Mother Lode
Munsingwear
.....
Murray Corp of America.-It
June
2
Mar.
27
26
22
24
93
3
Feb. 23
Jan.
June
June
June
June
44** June 10
June
8
8
June
103
June
Sale
1
June 14
305*
148
44**
84
46
June
9
7
Apr. 29
Apr. 23
Jan.
13** Mar. 15
10
Mar. 28
June 28
6
June
32
40** Sale
114** Sale
Sale
32** Sale
Preferred
100
Merch & Mln Transp Co....*
174,700
117,000
123,400
40,700
26,040
10,600
488,300
10,900
Sale
106** 108
June
3
44 Mar. 23
54 Apr.
1
105*
14
30**
9**
95** June
101**
33** 35**
94 Sale
Sale
"
10®
74 June
li
4
29
5
#
4
25
June
;
5* June 26
6
14
14 June 26
24** June
3
7 5* June
1
4
June 27
40
97
•
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines..5
McKeesport Tin Plate......*
McKesson & Robblns.......5
Conv pref series A......St
McLellan Stores class A...,
Preferred..............100
27
26
25
1
3
June 12
146
Sale
„
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
Sale
37**
460
182,900 Meats Machine Co new.....5
.
30
Sale
6% preferred
16**
12**
14
44
54
**
2**
6
Sale
.......*
Stores
June 19
Sale
Sale
..........*
Corp
32
3
June
1
94 June
5
1** June 15
8*3 June 11
35* June 17
32** June 15
18** June
8
12** June
4
25* June 12
55* June 26
1
64 June
1
34 June 17
1 ** June
5
4
25
May 14
285* Jan.
44** Jan.
75* Apr.
36
May
2
Jan.
195* Jan.
24 May
10
May
55* Jan.
36** Feb.
22
Feb.
14** May
3
May
55* June
65* Jan.
15* Jan.
1
Apr.
1
Jan.
2
Jan. 16
June 12
5
June 11
** Feb.
6
304
54
185*
4
325* June 10
June 11
5
24 46
8 130
185*"June
June 12
14
1*4
29 4
30
84 Sale
44
7
J*
24
Feb.
June 18
L40*4 149 4 140** 148
40** Sale
414 Sale
74 Sale
84 Sale
46
Sale
424 Sale
S3 preferred ex-warrants..*
McCall
10
Jan.
J* June 24
7
17** Sale
11**
12**
14
2
5*4 Sale
54 Sale
4
**
4
44
6
96 1st preferred
{McCrory
22
43
1
June
1
6** June 20
29
June 19
** June 12
4
174
124
40
113
425* June 22
June 22
June 27 130
18** June
37
28 &
•
7%
Pref with warrants
3
29
,
1
June
37
64
7
30** 31
4 Sale
54 Sale
14
14
64
74
74 Sale
preferred.........—100
61,10C
lay Dept Stores ..........10
57.201 Maytag Co (The)
•
25,300
1,23(
5,770
41,300
308,400
73,200
18,300
4,000
246,300
45,300
153,300
74,700
194,900
5,590
53,800
44,300
4,460
" Sale"
42** Sale
38
22
•
fathieson Alkali Work#
20
2
Sale
Sale
4
4
2*4
14
64
64
Marshall Field A Co........*
142,900
1,33(
19
Sale"
104
1*4
44
54
>fanhattan
Highest
Sale Prices
Feb.
16 *4
gu.100
—10©
Lowest
Sale Prices
42** 43** 40
125
128** £126
28
*
Bros
Highest
Sale Prices
22
4
Sale
6*4 Sale
30
Sale
5* Sale
8
94
1** Sale
6 ** Sale
3 *A
4
Copper............10
Magma
Ask
21
Mar. 14 24** Apr.
June 15
22**
22** 21** June 4 24
94** Apr.
5 11354 June
09** 112
4
110** June 27 1135* June
June
935* Apr.
4 113;
09** Sale 108** June
1 113** June 5
May
57
June
5 151** Jan.
157
June 24 160
7 167i
159**
June
8
Apr.
19}
17**
18
16** June
8 18** June 21
Jan.
Mar. 14
24}
17**
20
17** June 27 20** June 15
June
Mar. 13
28}
June
3
26**
28** June 19
27** 24
June
Mar. 13
32'
June
29
31** Sale
325* June 17
Feb.
7 42*3 June
June
38
41** Sale
42** June 12
Feb.
1 108** Apr.
June
08
Sale
105
108
June 29
Mar. 15
15* Jan.
1 ** June
14 Sale
7
14 June
Feb.
14 June
1
15* June 17
14
14 June
1*4
33
39 4
Apr. 25 415 June
40
41** June 26
34** June
Apr.
June
6 126
Jan. 30 130
22** 125** 126** June 11 127
June
22
June 11
20
June
1
18** Mar. 26 22
20** Sale
May
Apr.
5 140
37
Sale
133
June
5 139** June 18 124
15 Jan.
** May 29
5* June
3
** Sale
** June 19
44 June 19 145 Jan.
64 Sale
44 June 19
8% June 5
June
June 24
105i Mar. 18 19
18** Sale
464 June
3 19
41
34
Mar. 29 475 Jan.
43
39
June
1
45** June 17
17
Sale
125* Mar. 26 185 Jan.
14** June
1 17** June 26
May
June 27
07
104
June
3 110
113
90*3 Jan. 4 110
37
H) Co. Ine
•
viadison Sq Garden vie..
(R
Macy
350
j,
100
Mackay Cos pref
7,210
:
10s
Preferred i
Ud
Ask
40
Sale
125** 130
18.200 vlacAndrews 8c Forbes Co.. 10
------
Lowest
Sale Prices
June 29
June 1
214
224
09** 112
09** Sale
60
164
17
Sale
16**
19
24** Sale
29
Sale
38 ** Sale
05
106
iy8
14
1** Sale
34 ** Sale
265* 127
20
Sale
32
139
% Sale
6%
8%
16)4 Sale
39
Sale
14 ** Sale
08
Sale
Life Savers Corp
LlCfett & Myers Tob com..
"B"
Preferred
'35
Ud
I
Shares
1
1933
June 30
Jan. 1
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN JUNE
Low from
STOCKS
39
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
13!<
_
if]
N. Y. STOCK
40
SALES
AGGREGATE
In
June
Jan. 1
Shares
PRICES IN JUNE
Low from
STOCKS
N. T. STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
EXOHANOF' —STO<' K
July 1
Shares
June 30
700 Xe*
"""366
170
June 29
June 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
7 % June
14
York Dock..
9% June 19
13% June
_
18
6
4% June 15
121 % June
4 139
9%
126
51
...
17",800
160
Sale
% June
Sale
"4H June"27
184,800 v V N H 0 »t»r»tord
10*
105,700
Convertible prefer red., lil
24,000 N Y Ontario ft Western.-1H'
15,400 > v
of
100
Preferred stamped.....—
83,300 N % shipbuilding.
I
1,160
1% preferred
—ltO
4,000 '"•w York Steam pref k%...*
3,340
m l"i preferred.........•
241,500 Noranda Mines Ltd.........*
3,500 t Norfolk Southern.......100
18,500 Norfolk ft Western....... 100
2,410
Preferred
.........100
1,098,600 North American.
*
67.400
k% preferred....
50
194,000 North American Aviation...!
170
Sale
Sale
91
Sale
Sale
I
3
600
3,100
350
239,300
10,900
25,300
9,900
.....
130
,
20
900
50
420
r
200
6,700
1,500
210
17,166
50
3
40
200
78,000
37,500
2,200
1,260
330
3.400
128,500
800
300
1,700
1,700
J*
1% June
5
25% June 21
29
16,900
9,300
30.100
1,800
7,600
37,500
24,200
3,200
2,600
900
Sale
500
8,600
87,200
5,900
4,820
30
20
10,100
380
$6
250
880
Preferred
.
.
400
Sale
Mar.
36% June 24
June
21
Jan.
04
Jan.
June 24
June 14
June
6
June
1
June
4
June 21
Mar.
34% June 20
9% Apr. 16
5% Jan
7
Jan.
12
May :
Apr.
17 H Jan
1 % Feb.
June
Sale
2% June
1
Sale
Sale
4
1
Sale
% June 18
8% June
1
13
S lie
Sale
1% Sale
74
V&l
80
Sale
66% Sale
107% Sale
3
23
4
2X
24
Sale
20% Sale
35%
112% 114%
29% Sale
Salp
33%
33
Sale
June
74
June
2103% June 19
3
June
1
3% June 28
22
June 13
20 % June
1
31% June 27
111
June 12
32%' 29% June
1
1%
10%
22
.
17
15
9% Sale
17
34
57
Sale
42% Sale
8
11
Sale
57
..IF
16%
21
24
32%
-
June
5
June
8
38% Sale
65% Sale
2
2%
a3% Sale
2
50
6%
57%
5
Sale
Sale
6
22
34'
75
June
June
June
June
June
4
Mar.
!
Jan.
Jan.
2
June 24
.
June !
June 14
1
12
Mar.
11
18
% Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
7
7
June 22
Mar.
Apr.
Mar.
Jan.
26
2
8% May
8% Feb.
% June
64% Feb.
57% Apr.
2103% June 19 110
2% Mar.
Jan.
2
May 23
Jan.
4
June 24
June 18
Mar.
1
Apr. 20
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
17% Mar.
Jan.
7
Apr.
1
3
18
7
May 28
Feb.
110% Jan.
30
Mar. 28
June 24
17% Mar.
June
6
June
June
June
June
35
8
32%
June
June
June
June
June
Sale
24%
.........5
Poor ft Co class B.......
Porto Rlcan Am Toh cl A... *
Class B
%
.
X Postal Taleg ft Cable pref isr
t Pressed Mr eel Car common
7**<
preferred
•
Preterred 5%
.It*
Pub Ser Corp of N J
common
55
*
IS»
Procter ft tumble
'
7
120
33
86%
I0«
99
7%.....
If
108
:....lti
120
i07
.
preferred.
.
*
•ubllc Ser-Ice El ft
Gas—
55 preferred
Pullman
*
Company
•
*ureon...
k*t
coov
000
pref
....I"*"*rio|
6% preferred..
..31
164.400 Purity Bakerl»«.._..3333333*
page
43.
3%
1%
Sale
1% S ile
9% S ile
48% S ile
preferred
k% preferred....
.............
Sale
110
S ile
Sale
5% Sale
1%
1%
10%
11%
49% Sale
118% 119%
38
88
102% 105
lllJi 117
125% 131%
8
12
Jan.
9
Mar. 12
Mar. 22
June 15
Apr.
Jan.
Mar. 12
June 24
June
3
June 12
12
6
4
30% June 24
10% June 19
June
5
1 % June 20
June
3
June
4
June 14
June 12
June
June 19
June
5
June
4
June
June 19
June
June 14
June
1
June
June
June
June
June
Sile
June
136
June 25
June 29
5
Jan.
June
S ile
27
Mar. 21
June
Sale
Sale
Feb.
May 23
May 17
June 24
6% June
""1%'"!%
15
14
15
5
5
28 % June
Sale
8
9
11
4
Jan.
10% June 24
1 % June 20
j| Sa*le*
15
7
12
June
7
June
1
June 17
June
5
June 25
June
5
June 11
June 17
June
%
Mar
Jan.
Jan.
Jan
June 14
June 26
June
58
Jan
9% Mar. 13
13
16% Mar.
13
Mar.
14% May
7% Mar.
12% Mar.
23
Feb.
38% Mar.
June 15
June
3
June
1
June
82%
Sale
26
8
1
9
8* ,1*
28
June 25
June 29
June
4%
7%
8%
29% Sale
176% 180
15)
June
June
June
65
Sale
4$i
33%
June 22
June
463,500
34,400
25,900
6
19
3
June 17
June 14
June 15
June
133.100
see
4
5
11
June
3,670
For footnotes
18
Sale
550
27,400
24
16% Sale
52
80
% Sale
3%
*
l(>i
June
21% Sale
..--
holt..
9%
22
65
...'
pref....lt*
18
15
June
June
23.800
13.200
10.000
33.600
1
Mar. 30
7
25% June 24
Mar.:
6J
7
8
Apr. :
Jan.
June 11
2% Jan.
2% Feb* 26
14
26%
June
June
June
000
1
3
«
19% Sale
4%
6
...
ft
60
2
......
Steel
Sale
35
2% Sale
3%
5
............
Pllsburv Flour Mills..
Pirelli Co of Italy A
3
12%
26
21
Sale
June
1
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
1
June
294.500
394,500
30.635
June 13
1
65% June
Sale
52.900
140.400
11.565
June 22
June
8
June
5
June 12
June 19
June 22
v.
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
3%
21
June 10
7
June 24
June 20
June
6
Sale
8,700
04
Mar.:
June
Sale
'
Mar.
June
7
3
;
June 11
June
8% Sale
12,400
7,200
14% Mar. 23
June 24
June 24
37.100
13.800
10,700
121,400
78,600
37,100
206,400
8.800
6,100
3.100
1,900
700
47
June
264,400 Plymouth Oil
500
Mar.
28
21
June
% Sale
8% Sale
............100
9.900 Pittsburgh United........25
Pref conv.............,ISft
2.430
980 Plttsh ft w«s( Virginia
inn
Pitts Youngst ft
Asht7%pf 100
3,006 Plttatoo Co (The)..........*
.
46
June 18
June 24
June 18
2% Sale
pref t%..'0
800 *l«s Term Coal
840
6% preferred.
17.800
4,300
700
Jan.
June
4
Preferred
„lt«
Pierce Oil Corp
if
8% preferred
_..__..lt«
Pierce Petroleum...........•
2.570 Pittsburgh
i
1 104
Jan.
Mar.
14
June
% June
% June
8
June
7A
preferred
113,200 Pittsburgh Screw
250
100
47
7% June
3% June
Sale
8
1
11 % June
11
June
12
Pittsburgh Coal (of Pg)...lt<
6% preferred
I"'
160 Pitts Ft Way ft Chic pref .100
1,600
26
19
20
15
26
12
557,700 Phillips Petroleum........
2,700 Phoenix Hosiery...........f
200
400
June 10
Jan.
2
2
16
v.
95,900
500
June
77
7%
20%
24%
7%
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
May
June
Jan.
28
15
Sale
2,800 Phillips Jones Corp........ •
5,800
2,500
May 17
Apr.
Apr.
14
20% June
i0% June
Sale
lt«
700
10
250
June
June
June
June
12
Sale
106,000 Phlla ft Reading C ft I ......
136,300 Philip Morris ft Co
II
50,400
5,800
56,800
25,800
1,800
15,900
6,500
14%
4%
26%
5%
May
May
I May
2
Al*
96
*
220
100
Mar. 20
May 21
7
May 28
2% Jan.
4
32% Jan.
3
21 % Jan.
40
4
Sale
'
12,800
48,400
300
4
95
2
?*
.
8,000
June 19
Jan. 23
June 24
94
99
Sale
620 tPhlla Rapid Transit Co.. 50
1,020
7% preferred............50
360
June 18
18% June 24
50
92
Publlx Corp—
29,900! Philadelphia Co
820
Jan.
Mar.
6% June 24
22
May 22
Jan.
Sale
1,500 Peoria ft Eastern....... 100
5,900 Pere Marauette.._.......l0t>
5,400
Prior preferred......... 100
3,700'
Preferred..............10)
5,800 Pet Milk
♦
94,000 Petroleum Corp........... 5
482,800'Phelos Dodge
25
400
June 24
Jan.
Mar.:
122,100 People's Gas L ft Coke...l»
1,800
1,300
c20
June
4
19%
June 17 124%
June
1
5%
June
5
40%
Sale
...
i
June 11
12% June 17
1% June 11
17% June
June 17
June
1
39%
.
28,900
1
14%'June
1
3% June 13
125
Sale
*enn-DI«le Cement
7% preferred eerles A
Its
607,100 Pennsylvania
...51
24.800 People s Drug Stores Inc ...*
780
Preferred...
...ISt
180
June
1% June 11
84
...
46,500
14.100
119,400
2,600
1
_
86
97
43
Mar. 13
57
June
7
23
Jan
11
June 12
10 108
86% Mar. 29
13% Mar. 28
35% Jan. 18
1% Apr.
6
21% June 19
1
2
1
40
11% June
Jan.
Mar. 13
June 24
1
26
9
35% Mar. 15
June 28
5
Jan.
3% Jan.
1% Jan. 17
Mar. 13 176% June 29
92
June
6
Sale
873,800
Certifies*®® off depos!t..lt
606,700 Pari" Utah Cons Mines
•
131,500 "athe Etch
•
80,000
54 preferred class A ......*
151.500 Patlno Mines ft Ent Cons..*
20,000
earless Corp
............J
38,100 Penick ft Ford
•
200,600
enoey (J C) Co
*
27,400
Preferred
10i
18.000 "«nn Coal ft Coke........ 10
270,100
52,000
June
June
95
June
17 %
...♦
Pacific Telepb ft Telegr..lfH
Preferred
......Its
Pacific Western OH........*
Packard Motor Cor.....
Pan Amer Pet ft Trans new 5
'ark ft I'll ford
1
1
1 Paramount
June 17
June
16
Sale
22,300 "armelee Transport Co
9,200 "anhand Prod ft Ref
640
preferred
20
2% June 26
76
94
40
.........f50
99
'
40
.*
158
June 19
Sale
oi*
15,800 Pacific Mills....'
13,310
2,670
38,300
804,600
7,200
8,600
June 13
40
29
69
June 18
47
25
8
Mar. 11 139
79
May 28
30% Jan. 15
% Mar. 25
18% June 24
Sale
1,060 Pacific Coast.............10
1,550
First preferred...........*
I,6i0
2d preferred
..*
292,500 PaclfU Ga» ft Elec
if
125,800 Pacific Lighting Corp
•
50
L08
Mar. 12
Mar. 14
Mar. 29
'
June 12
Sale
47 %
10,600 Oppenhetm Collins ft Co. .*
309.000 'tis Elevator............ .*
3.600
0% preferred........... 00
156.800 »tls Steel
•
34,160
Prior preferred......... 1 Of1
1,190 Outlet Co................ -*
10
Preferred.............. 1 to
79,100 Owens-Ill Glass Co
20
A
1
14% June 12
...»
"2", 800
June 14
June 24
Highest
114% Mar. 14 114% Mar. 14
% May 31
% Jan.
3
99
May 22 99
May 22
2% Feb. 26
8% Jan.
4
6
Feb. 26
14% Jan.
7
2% Mar. 15
6
Jan
19
% Mar. 29
1
Jan.
9
% May 22
% May 22
6% Mar. 14 16% Jan.
7
70
Apr. 18 87
Jan.
7
94% June 26
40% June 4
169% June 10 L76% June 29
Sale
............
Preferred
86
106% June 28
30,700 Otunlbus Corp esc (The) .*
400
75
5
Sale
Sale
•
900
42,400
10% June 29
5
June
June
80
1
34 % June 25
1
June 12
H
472.800 Ohio Oil Co (The)
246.800 Oliver Perm Equip
57,900
Preferred K
54,200
33,600
5,400
1
June
69
.
Preferred
112
4
72
528,800 Northern Pacific
100
1,650 Northwestern Telegraph..50
8,900 Norwalk Tire ft Rubber....*
140,800
June 12
3% June 18
% June 22
,
8% June
4
4% June 12
9% June 12
June 10
% June
Sale
June 18
% June
8% June
Sale
....
1,380
1,110
49,200
t
Sale
34,300 vortb Amei Edison pref... *
1.400 Northern Central.........50
.
"8",200
1
Sale Prices
13
Jan.
4
9% Mar. 12
2
10 N Y Lackawanna ft West.ltC
14,100
3,000
1,200
6
June 14
3%
2,000
S% preferred
1,790 New York It Herlem
10
|9% ocn-cuffl pref
29,000 IN Y Investors lor.
"e'ooo
SINCE JAN.
Sale Prices
'35
20,700 N. ▼. Chicago ft St Louis.
53,300
Preferred series A.....
j
9,500
12,400
RANGE
1933
to
June
112% 111% 112% 111% June 12
38% Sale
39% Sile
38% June
1
9
7% Sale
Sale
7% June
1
61
Sale
61
June
1
90% Sale
65
June 25
67% Sale
"ii% Sale* 12% Sale
11% June
1
June
June
June
June
June
21
2
4
15
May 17
Mar. 21
Jan.
Jan.
23
3
May 25
Jan.
Apr. 27
8
Mar. 21
Apr. 15
Mar. 14
Jan.
Apr.
8
Jan.
Mar. 14
Feb.
Feb
6
Jan. 16
Mar. 13
Mar. 13
June
1
Mar. 21
10% Apr.
4
1% Mar. 20
24% Apr.
4
6% June
4
8
May 10
Apr. 17
25
4
4
May 20
Jan.
11
Jan.
21
2% Jan.
12
Feb.
2% Jan
37% Jan.
25
21
15
7
10% June 19
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
4
May 17
9
May 10
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
June
Jan.
8
7
May
May
Jan.
21
Jan.
21
Jan.
50% June 14
23
Jan.
Mar.
28
2120% May
39% June
96% June
105% June
117% June
133% June
Feb.
24
Mar.
28
Mar.
26
Mar.
June 21
Jan
1
Jan.
5 112
21
28
24
28
26
Apr.
24
June
8
Apr. 30
June
19
52% Jan.
9
Mar. 21
June 29
Mar. 18
10% June 19
91% June 29
67% June 29
14
June 15
June 29
June 15
June 25
8% Feb.
1
N. Y. STOCK
July, 1935]
SALES
AGGREGATE
N. Y. STOCK
In
Since
June
July 1
EXCHANGE
Jan. 1
360,700
6,300
139,400
45,400
6,000
2,300
1,498,733
1,100
1,000
89,400
753,500
251,800
28,300
17,000
2,900
3,700
10,000
170
7%
690
500
.
1,000
600
54,400
4,800
840
40
33,500
49,900
26,900
14,100
4,500
2,500
64,500
160
-
4,600
6,800
4,100
m
660
310
420
I,350
2,600
79,100
5,330
1,840
640
22,100
900
26,000
300
98,700
1,400
1,630
*
B
18
33
Company........50
Plrat preferred
5'
Second preferred.......5^
Reading
Preferred
Sale
5%
25%
IX
..........
wpuolU Steel Corp.......-'
Convertible preferred
.100
167,100
6% pref ctfs of deposit....
14,900
5
6,400 •♦ever*- Conn-« ft Brass..
Uliw
10
2,600
Preferred
I**
2,470
90,100 Reynolds Metals Co....—
4,500
5%% conv. pref........100
42,000 Re»Spring
422,300 Reynolds* h • • <m cl B.....10
Class A
!•
1,270
400 Rhine Westphalia Blec Power
*
7,300 Rltter Dental Mfs
65,100 Roan Antelope Cop Mines..
28,700 Royal Durch Co n V lbs.
1,410 Rutland RR pref........100
......
235,500 St Joseph Lead
26,500 tst Louis-San Francisco.)
Preferred..
:
21,310
t Louis Southwest......)
.l
1,460
Preferred
830
120,800 Safeway Stores............
Preferred (0)..........J
5,530
Preferred (7)
.........1
6,630
38,400 Savage Arms Corp.........
487,900 Schenley Distillers Corp..,
42,730 Schulte Retail Stores,...
8<?r preferred
......1
12,610
4,571 Scott Paper
;
137,900 {Seaboard Air Line.
Preferred
,i. ..100
5,500
165,500 Seaboard Oil Co of Del....
4,400 Sea grave Corp (The)......
526,800 Sears, Roebuck ft Co.....
8,900 Second Nat Investors.......l
15 conv preferred.........1
4,190
......
695",400
Servel Inc...
..
..
.
-
30,200
9,030
1,110
492,600
41,300
427,800
152,300
201,600
44,600
9,200
2,120
5,310
118,300
1,072,600
5,300
700
110
1,040
8,300
224.200
Silver
13% Sale
6
48%
7%
77
W
8%
18
90
22% Sale
107% Sale
20
Sale
20%
19%
50% Sale
48 % Sale
59
59% Sale
57%
17%
14%
Sale
8%
"io""
Sale
3%
17
1 IS
8H
14
4
37$
42*
3IH
46*
1%
51%
35% 35%
10% Sale
89%
92
14% Sale
Sale
Sale
.........
Sale
1*
44
15% Sale
87
Sale
10
Sale
m
89
16
; 20%
29% Sale
16% Sale
13% Sale
10,700
t
........
390
108,700
20
•
'M
90 Southern Dairies class A..
Class B
*
100
790,500 Southern Pacific Co
280
10
216,500
47,300
21,400
442,100 Southern Railway...... .100
Preferred
100
135.100
Mobile ft Ohio certlfs-.lO#
1,500
*
4,600 Spalding (A G) ft Bros
1st preferred...........100
1,000
Spang Chalfant ft Co....
Preferred
........100
6,240
100
200
210
;
Sale
9
19
34
Sale
490
180
4,000
67,000
4,000
4,900
12,800
II,400
4,300
8,600
9,300
2,100
72,400
44,300
300
171,700
11,700
13,600
1,200
800
200
46,600
47,700
37,600
"3,600
750
10,800
9,800
5,000
■
500
800
V.! 1,200
3,800
6,100
79,500
29,700
51,700
47,300
2,400
15,500
600
1
25,800
127,400
89,700
26,600
55,300
19,400
12,900
470,900
399,700
4,900
791,300
48,500
116,300
8,700
9,200
2,500
227,200
196,300
971,700
27,000
20,700
5,410
26,000
116,100
■i
38,100
4,700
8,100
12,300
18,900
60,200
433,700
245,900
176,700
416,800
9,600
82,600
4,500
Standard
Stand
100
Oil of Calif
70
33%
32% June
10
si*
SB
Sale
Sale
Sale
Conv
Stewart
•»tone
I*t
pr»"f«*rred
Warner
.
.
{Studebaker Corp new....
Preferred ..............1
Sun Oil
...............
Preferred
100
...
Superheater Go (The).....
Superior Oil
Sunerlor Steel
-I
.
8%
5%
2%
Class A....
..........
............
Corp....... 5
5
Texas Corp (The).........38
Texas Gulf Sulphur.......
Telautograph
Tennessee Corp
Texas Pacific Coal ft Oil...It
re* Par t d r- ust ~tfs
188
Texas ft Pacific
Tiatcher Mfg
.
.....
Convertible preferred...
For footnotes see page
..
43
May 24
May 16
"3
June 15
Mar. 13
2
22
7
May 11
May 24
Apr. 22
June 24
June
Jan.
Jan.
25
Jan.
Mar. 23
3
Apr.
Mar. 14
Mar. 14
Feb.
14
Mar. 27
Jan.
Apr. 30
Jan.
9
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
21
3
10
Jan.
3
I June
19
4
24
4
24
12
5
22
4
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
7
June
7
Jan.
I Jan.
Apr.
Mar.
;
Sale
June
Sale
Sale
June
Sale
June
26
June 11
Mar
June
27% June
6
49% June
5
17% June 24
63% June 17
1% June
5
4% June
5
40
June 22
11
June 28
6% June 22
2% June
6
Apr.
June
26%
28%
Sale
Sale
June
Sale
17
June
Sale
Sale
June
June
1%
4%
40%
1%
Sale
0
June
June
45
Sale
Sale
June
Sale
Sale
June
Sale
14
June
Sale
118%
119
16
IB
2%
6%
7%
3%
l!
1%
7% Sale
4%
4%
7%
4%
1:
Sale
4%
19
27
28
1
1
1
28
1
1
4% June 13
21% June
5
35% June 19
5% June 25
11% June 10
4
June 22
4%
20
Sale
19%
34% Sale
Sale
32%
3%
10%
18%
19%
Sale
52
17
53%
56
17
17%
52
2
June
i
Mar.
Apr.
Mar.
June
12
June
10
Jan.
18
3
May 24
June
28
i June 22
Mar. 11
Jan.
3
; May 25
Jan.
Mar. 23
Apr.
June
19
Jan.
Apr.
Mar.
Jan.
17
7
Mar.
7
4
16%
28%
3%
8%
14
13%
50
Jan.
Apr.
Apr.
14
7 % June
Apr. 25
| Jan.
Mar.
3
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
7
Sale
11%
19%
18%
June
; May 23
| June 24
Mar.
Mar.
6
May 24
May
9
Feb. 18
Mar.
June 19
June 11
June 26
June
3
% June
7
6
7
Sale
10%
Mar.
Jan.
June" 13
% June
1% June
Sale
Sale
Mar.
Mar.
75%
June
119
118% June
16% June
7 21%
2%
2% June 29
7%
6% June
4
4%
4
June
4
70
70
17
3
Apr,
1%
113%
72""
20%
33%
3%
10%
16%
17%
49%
4
12
Sale
Sweets Go of Amor (The)-.
{Symington Go
Jan.
<
4
Jan.
June
c
37
...
Corp.....
ft Webvter
June
11%
1
Preferred
Jan.
Apr.
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
4
11
May 11
Mar. 14
2
Apr.
June 15
June 13
3%
4%
5%
12%
14%
1%
114%
36%
June
June
Mar. 13
16% June 18
126
June 17
June
June
3%
Sale
Sale
Sterling Products Inc.....10
Sterling Sec Corp cl A
June
June
Sale
Sale
4% Sale
11% Sale
12%
13%
27
S>
June
122% June
123%
113%
33%
June
June
Mar. 11
35% June 18
10 % June
4
11% June 24
44% June 24
62% June 19
9% June
28% May 24
Mar. 18
6
Mar. 11
3% June 10
70
June
8
June
85
25%
fThe I
5
23% May 10
35% Apr. 20
May 29
June 10
June 19
June
4
June 11
June
11% May 23
23
91 % May
4 149
May
June 24
June
26
2
9
15 111% May 28
14% June 19
91
18%
23
Feb. 15
15% May 24
Mar. 13
June 18
7
10%
30
Feb.
19% June 19
55
19%
21
3
5
11
23
Jan.
June 10
2
11%
97
May 22
22
Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
Apr.
June
May
May
Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
111% June 27
£6% June 11
L49
June
4|
20% June 11
5% June
6
3% June
Sale
Mar
10%
9%
14%
5%
48%
35%
20
3
11
15% Apr.
11
26
4
45%
14%
60%
1%
3%
Starrett Co
35
June
78~~
78%
Standard Oil of N J
.....
24
54
Sale
Standard Oil of Kansas....
Standard Oil Co of Ind...
13
June 15
18% June 24
14% June
Jan. 22
Mar. 20
Mar. 12
60
11
15
6% Jan.
10% June 14
6% June
Investing Corp..
Standard Oil Export prof.
Jan.
2
Mar. 19
Mar. 21
Feb. 14
6
Mar. 15
13% Mar. 15
June 17
23
55%
June 20
20%
5%
63%
8%
June 24
June
May
Apr.
3% Mar. 12
44
90
June
Mar.
7% Mar. 13
7% Mar. 14
9
Mar. 14
21
11% June
June
26
2% Sale
—..
A*
40
11% June 21
3% June
June 14
35% June 11
11% June
~
92% June
16% June 11
9% June 22
15% June 25
June
June
Mar.
31
12
June 22
46
8% June
4
...
8
35% June 11
9% June
1
87 % June
3
13
June
1
7% June
1
14% June
1
9
Standard Gas ft Klec
Preferred (7%).
June
12
2
9% Apr.
30% June 28
Jan.
2
20% Jan. 18
June 11
69
Jan.
4
5
1% Jan.
May
9
Jan. 26
43% June 24
Jan.
7
2
June 22
52
20% Mar.
3% May
June 19
June
4
10
15% June
Stand Com'l Tobacco.....
$4 preferred
Preferred (6%)..........,
«iH
June
-2
.....——
420
June
5% June
5%
Convertible preferred A..*
5,460
156,300 Splegel-May-Stern Co.... .
Standard Brands
860,900
Preferred
4,720
1,790
21,200
154,900
June
145
16
16
134,200 Sparks Wlthlngton. ........*
.........
3,430 Spear ft Co
340
7% preferred
10i>
29,000 Spencer Kellogg ft Sons...
567.100 S perry Corp (The) v t C.....1
29,000 Splcer Mfg Co
22,400
June
8
8
Jan.
May 13
Jan.
2
113% June 29
114% June 19
Jan.
$
5
32% June
1
3% June
43% June 24
110% June
23% June
111%
24%
448*
10
17
17% Sale
13
4
June
if*
Mar.
55
June
Jan.
Jan.
Apr.
Apr.
1% Apr.
8
Apr.
87
~
*1,210
11
June
1*
9% June
1
June
1
June 11
29
June
1
16% June 19
12% June 28
10%
89%
22%
Sale
Solvay Am Inv Corp—
,
69
8% June
7% June
9% June
3% June 10
44
June 20
9% Sale
7%
7%
10%
10%
3% Sale
42
88
6^% preferred.........100
8,100
148,200 So Porto Rico Sug
8% preferred..
..10c
1,600
35
288,300 Sou California Kdlson
1,100
1
June 10
30%
35%
Co Inc. 15
1
June 29
21H May 23
June
Jan.
6
22
June
9
~~
36% June
104% Mar.
Jan.
110
30% June 28
2% June 25
13% June 24
1
65% June
48
...
B
Jan.
7
21
21
8% May 16
19% May 16
92
May 16
Mar.
12
21% June 12
4
40% June
June
28%
Sale
-.............100
Sloes-Sheffield Steel ft Ir. It*
Preferred
v........ 100
Snider Packing....
*
6
28% June
A......
Preferred
19
7
%
Sale
35
June
June
2%
11%
Sale
Co
5
June 24
1% June
23
66
$
June
1*
5
9
Jan.
10% Mar.
7 113% June 29
111% June 19 114% June 19
June 22
8% June 17
29*
1 %
June 14
June
5
June 14
15
June
1
May
17% Apr. 29 24% Jan. 10
June 10 107% June 29
Mar. 20 23% May 24
June 12
Mar. 26
Jan.
8
Apr. 22
Mar. 13
June
6
June 14
Mar. 26
May 17
Feb. 25
June 14
Mar. 12
5% Jan.
3
3
Apr. 18
June
36% June 13
Mar.
Jan.
12%
43%
55%
13
5%
21%
29%
19% June
% June
June
110
ills
6?
June
*
101
5
6
June
15
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
70
June
16%
%
1%
11%
38%
112*
23$
71% Jan.
3%
17
14
39%
June 19
June 26
June
8
June
7
June 12
June
4
June 17
June 24
June 17
June 17
June 11
June 12
June 17
June 29
June
4
June 12
June 26
Jan. 25
June 26
Jan.
2
Jan.
2
43% Jan.
7
42
June 25
37% May 14
6% Jan.
3
39
Jan.
2% Jan.
15
Jan.
11% Jan.
93
May
89% May 10
3% Apr.
4
20% Apr.
2
1
Mar. 26
8
Mar. 12
7
June
1
1% June 18
98% June 10 101
3%
2% June
1
13%
11% June
June
48%
39% June 1 47%
6
June
6
6%
16
June 21
17%
86
82
June 25
21
June
1
22%
101
June 10 107%
19
June 26 21%
52
48
June
1
60
59
June
5
13
13
June
6
8
June
3
12%
27
June 20 28%
40% June 21 43 1
17B
i\H
X
10%
Socony Vacuum OU
Sale
26%
40%
3%
Sale
Sale
Simms Petroleum.....
Oil
Sale
3
48
King Coalition......
Skelly
104
47 X
preferred..
Simmon* «*»
83%
81X
100
21
Apr.
Apr. 15
33
11%
9%
86%
87 %
6%
62%
56%
2%
18
12
13
13
Mar. 28
Mar
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
36
36% June 14
5% June 29
35% June 28
5
4
June 19
June 19
June
1
June
1
June
3
11
7
75
76
June 25
42
June
1
.1*
46 X
OM
Convertible
.
June
84
Sale
.....
Conv pref series
33
June 24
50
35%
1%
16%
29%
36% June 24
4% June 19
Sale
Shell Transp ft Trading...
Shell Union
June
June
June 15
June
5
June
6
June
June
June
June
19
June
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
4
Mar 13
26
18
26
22
6%
55%
56%
2%
June
43%
1%
17%
30%
40%
Sale
Sale
.......
Sharp ft Dohmt
5
54
27
38
83 X
82 X
100
Sale
21%
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale
15*
Sale
............
95,200 Shettuck (G P)
85,610 Sharon Steel Hoop
3*5*
Sale
.......
.
.
„
18X Sale
33% Sale
42%
34
36%
40%
Real Silk Hosiery .........I*
Sale
2
Sale
Kaybeitoi-Munhiitao
{Seneca Uoppci
96,500
10,300
7,800
5,200
1,100
20
84,000
5,100
62,600
23.300
23,500
Sale
..........
130
42,600
Preferred
55 X
Sale
{Radio-Kctth-Grobvum CI A *
Ask
8% Sale
55%
55% Sale
Sale
"V
preferred
.
200
39,300
3,200
3,300
Ask Bid
Lowest
Lowest
Sale Prices
June 29
June 1
418,600
700
100
'35
9,800 Rale (Robf > A Co........1st preferred .........
5,300
187,100 Rem'ton Hand ...........
I «t preferred
23,800
Sd
preferred
V
3,340
130 Renns A Saratoga RR Co. 100
#ror <
»•
........ft
279,300
2*600
:
June 30
of Aoaor.'
Radio Corp
1
1933
Par
Shares
Shares
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN JUNE
Low from
STOCKS
41
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
Jan.
3
4
Jan.
4
Jan.
9
26
19
Mar. 15
Mar. 13
Apr.
4
Jan.
2
Jan. 15
Apr. 22
May
8
May
4
June
Jan.
May 17
Feb. 19
June 25
May 14
Jan. U0
Feb.
a
15
or
42
N. Y. STOCK
AGGBEOATE
SALES
In
June
Jan.
Shares
140
5,600
1,400
1,000
500
16,100
10,400
T
'
69,166
6.600
3,100
10,400
13,600
45,700
38,900
4,800
7,100
37,000
1,300
15,300
8,600
4,900
1,200
;
;
820
1,100
6,200
39,200
636,700
173,700
207,300
26,500
43,700
645,500
284,900
5,500
60,700
1,070
136,700
7,400
5,800
113,800
22,900
100
15,300
50
r
18,800
319,300
233,900
L 26,300
2,200
1,003,300
743,400
175,500
14,100
23,700
184,100
3,400
2,000
9,000
500
40,300
17,450
157,200
12,500
66,900
2,200
1,190
38,300
7,160
150,200
20,320
2,900
10
300
20,100
450
280
3,200
280
18,000
-
1,920
8,200
200
8,800
300
40
»
preferred......100
conv
440
800
220
20
~""90
800
1,200
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W
480
4,900
500 J
700
1,500
153,500
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10,700
i
.
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4,000
,
8,200
13,800
1,330
15,400
64,400
2,990
56,600
4,800
15,900
17,100
484,200
16,070
21,100
92,700
5,900
21,500
16,000
120
""850
1%
Preferred
rrlco Products
*
...
5
Truscon Steel Co—_.—...1<"
Twin City
4
Rapid Transit—*
Preferred.........._...10«
(
4%
*
Ulen 8c Co
if*
7% preferred
<
.....*
'nlon Baft 8c Paper........*
Union Carbide 8c Car
Union Oil,
29
.....
.i
30
Sale
54 A
17%
Sale
Sale
82 A
100
94%
Sale
/•
62%
*
13 %
United Aircraft Corp w 1....5
United Air Lines Tr v t c w 1.5
m
Union Tank Car
United American Bosch
United
3%
Corp*
7
*
19
Biscuit of Am
Preferred..............100
104 %
United Carbon........—...*
United Corp..
Preferred
2\X
H
*
20
.
.
6A
2%
.
50
3
49%
9A
82 A
United Piece Dye Works——*
Preferred
.—.—....100
United Stores A
Preferred
Universal
Preferred
20
Preferred
Corp
.
.
............100
......
S Tobacco
U
Preferred
4M
t Wabash
conv
26%
»
see page
43
1 A
■:
1A
lot
2A
preferred.....*
12
:
H
-
•
.......
100
V
77.-
7-
2%
6%
1%
?S
13 H
3%
21%
%
5%
11%
21%
U
4
60
62
4
70%
33%
87%
48%
60
2% Sale
%
A
13%
Sale
20%
23
25
19
100
104
H
37%
Sale
Sale
1
Sale
13
23%
V 4%
1%
95
49
76%
Sale
34
60
Sale
1H
sS
Sale
99
2%
15
74
Sale
10
2%
3
1%
2%
1%
Sale
1% ;
1
4
June 11
85
2% June
15
June
14% June
6% June
5 148
3
1
1
June 22
32
June
1%
14%
20%
21%
%
7%
June
1
June 22
June
6
15
June 25
June 27
June 24
"17% June" 12
June
June
June
June
June
June
14
27
24
11
4%
8
22% Sale
80*
37%
78%
.
5*
Sate^
79%
65%
74% Sale
64
% June 12
23% June 13
12
June
17
98
35
June
1
11%
10%
1%
3%
1%
2%
15
12
21
14
12
4
7
15
12
June
22
24
24
23
27
27
7
10
6
Jan.
8
5
1% June 10
53% Mar. 29
Jan.
40% June
7
May
10% Apr.
10
May
4% May
82% June
42% Jan.
6% May
Feb.
19
27% Feb. 18
2% Jan.
69% June
Apr.
50% Jan.
63% June
20% June
111% Jan.
18 133
29
May 28
44
Jan.
14%
82%
79%
20%
Feb.
6
Mar. 28
Mar. 14
Mar. 13
15
90
4
21
5
22
24
23
10
June 29
3% June 13
71% Feb.
6
9% Mar. 13
26% May 24
15% Jan.
7
6% Jan. 31
11
Apr. 24
26% Jan.
9
117% Jan.
2
60% June 14
4% June 24
39% June 24
13% Jan.
7
11% May 16
90% May 23
7% Jan.
9
92% May 14
15% June 24
87% Mar. 15
104
9% Mar. 13
4% Mar. 13
7
Mar. 29
20% May 16
113
46
Jan.
Jan.
18
28
1% Feb. 27
20% Mar. 13
8% June 14
4% Mar. 13
65
Mar. 21
2% Jan.
28
1 % June
June
3
3% Apr.
4
10
46
51
3
Apr.
3
Mar. 15
5%
33%
7%
65%
65%
133% Feb.
9 150
30% June 25 40%
1% Jan. 16
2%
12
Feb.
6
19%
14% Mar. 14 22
19% Jan.
7 21%
% June 24
2%
6
10
Apr.
9
A Jan.
2
A
11
Mar. 14
17%
4% Mar. 12
14
53
June
5
June 11
June 14
June 11
3
Jan. 22
Mar. 13
June 25
3% June 29
9
65% Mar. 26 84
40% Mar. 2 59%
143
Jan. 11 157%
11
5
Feb.
6
7%
18
35% Mar. 13 46%
June
4
3% Mar. 15
8%
June
4
7% Mar. 16 14%
1
% June
1
24% June 19
13% June 24
21% June 14
June
7 105
June
3
2% June
17% June
7
1
66
7
Jan.
7
Jan. 24
Jan.
3
Jan. 19
June 24
May
6
Mar. 15
Jan. 18
Mar. 6
Jan.
7
June 25
Jan.
3
Jan.
9
Jan.
4
June 12
May 17
Jan.
22
June 24
June 11
May 24
May 24
May 22
May 21
May 20
Jan.
June
11
38% June 24
3
June
4
22% June 25
1%
Mar. 15
Apr. 11 24%
21%
Apr. 11
Feb.
7 21%
91
Feb. 20 105
34
May 28 38%
4%
2% Mar. 18
27%
17% June
1
A
19%
11%
11%
June
5 104
June 28
85
June
4 102
June 25
72% Jan.
June 22
73% June 20
3% June
1
1% June
3
"79% "June" 14
2
June
12
1% June 18
2% June 18
5
June
3
"5% June"29
June
1
28% June 17
June
4 118
June 15
June 11
2% June 28
June 15
7% June 12
June 25
1 % June
5
June
6
39% June 11
June
1
4% June
6
June
1
28% June
6
June 29
% June
7
June 26
5% June
4
22
June
6
4
"23% June" 19
June
5
5% June 20
7
2
Jan.
June 11
June 24
Jan.
3
Feb.
1
June 28
4 104
4 102
June 22
June
2
June 19
Jan.
7
June 14
June 25
Mar.
5
4
15
Feb. 19
15% Feb. 28
83
May 10
63% Mar. 29
Mar. 12
109% Feb,
5 110
1
Apr,
1
1% Mar. 1
1
May 22
4% Mar. 15
26 % June
1
114
Jan.
Mar. 14
1 % Feb. 28
28% Jan. 12
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
7% Mar.
2%
14%
%
2%
8
4
19
10
Jan.
31
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
3
7 120
1A Feb. 28
5
2%
3%
2%
7%
15
13
15
15
20
24
7
20
20
22
2
6
2
7
16% May 17
Apr.
Jan.
May
May
May
Jan.
28% June
1% Jan.
6% Jan.
3%
8%
1%
40%
..4%
1
June
10
30% June
1
75
June
3
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
4
4
June
1% June 10
37% June 24
80
69
76
3 68%
3 119
5 112%
8
1%
3
4
11
June
5
June 22
Mai-. 27
Mar. 14
28
Jan.
6
Jan.
2
Apr. 29
90
Feb.
18
1% Jan.
24
1
Jan.
5
30% Jan.
15
39
June 24
72
Jan.
34
Mar.
29
6
80
June 24
June 24
June 24
June 29
June
June
% June
8% Jane
13
21
4
85
57%
67%
Sale
58%
Sale
116%
109%
1%
1%
Sale
,%
Sale
7%
11
12%
1 %
1%
2%
2%
.....
40
June 24
15 106% June 18
15
7 A Jan.
3
9% Mar. 13
17% Jan.
3
7
24% Mar. 14 42% Jan.
95
Apr.
5 124% Apr. 25
June 17
62% Jan.
3 73% May 10
June 24
27% Mar. 18 40% Jan.
8
June 15
Jan. 23
73% Mar. 18 94
June 12 119% Jan.
4 140% May 16
149% Feb. 11 155
Apr. 26
51% June 21 ~5l% June"21
40
Mar. 22 51 % May
6
1% June 12
3% June 22
1
Mar. 15
3% June 22
■
A
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Apr.
Feb.
Jan.
Mar.
June
Mar. 18
127
1
June
5% June 19
60% June 14
65% June 24
% June 24
7% June 24
Sale
26%
118% 116%
Sale
1%
7
7%
1%
1%
38
37%
Sale
3%
24%
21%
Sale
%
Sale
4%
13%
37%
3%
23%
65%
67%
59% Sale
68
116% Sale
119
108% 109%, 111%
1
1A
1%
%
JX ' »X
7%
7%
7%
7A
24
24
25
80
1%
31
78 H
Sale
1%
1%
2
2%
2%
1A
5%
5%
Sale
27%
117% 116
Sale
2%
:
8
6
1%
1%
15
39 A
36
88 A
37%
'
80
1
25
75
June
115%
36
24
5
....
Preferred
117
•80
5
,
13
14
4% June 18
90% June 15
15% June 24
S
3
17% June
1
20% June 12
2
5
;
Convertible preferred
*
Warren Fdry 8c Pipe..
*
Webster Rlsenlohr......... *
13
95
98
73%
June
30% June 25
1% June
1
3
*
.*
143
108
*
Ward Baking class A
1
1 % June
101
1%
100
June 25
3% June 13
84% June
Sale
3% Sale
1%
Warren Bros
79
>
99
2
115
...........
8% June 14
60
10
2
13.85
Sale
June 24
June 22
June
June
June
June
9 % June
9 % June
8% June 18
34%
36% 36
3
2%
3
22
17% Sale
95 : -7 98
104
1%
Warner-Qulnlan....—
Sale
24%
Sale
Sale
101
15
Bros Pictures
5%
42%
6%
11%
159
%
22%
12%
17%
9
114%
53% June
1
60%
2% June 12
4%
31% June
1
39%
57 A
Co
1
1
8%
82
June 28
82%
49% June
1
59%
155
154% June 28 157%
6% June
1
6%
6%
Sale
39% June
1
44%
7
6% June 19
8
Sale
11% June 28 13%
65
64
60% June
1
Sale
4
June 27
4%
Sale
11% June
1
13%
Sale
28% June 1
33%
Sale
106
June
1 112%
71
69% June 11 71
Sale
30% June
1
34%
Sale
84% June
3
88%
132
' 131% June 21 136%
139% 131
1
7% preferred...
Sale
Sale
51%
66%
1% Sale
101
Class B
25
June 24
June
June 10
84
150
156
106
Warner
7%
82
131
23 A
7%
16
8
109
.........100
6% % preferred
9
21
114
56% Sale
Sale
70
3%
54 A
1%
12%
85
19 %
UA
Sale
A
5%
32
36
95
Walgreen Co
21
Sale
31% Sale
A
34%
1%
13%
19
1%
12%
18%
106
.
64
Sale
Sale
30
Sale
15
Waldorf System..
56
64%
al47
12
67 A
81 H
124 %
40
11
Sale
12% June 13
103% 102% June 13 104
June 25
Sale
2% June
3
3% June 29
29
100
100
Sale
Sale
Preferred B
Walworth
Sale
Sale
Preferred A
.....
Sale
13
10s
Dettnnlng
7% preferred
84
Sale
106
.......
Sale
June 29
IS
14% June 24
6% June 12
3%
103
Sale" "15%
60%
4%
51 A
>27 A
100
7
14%
7
53%
5
21%
2
8%
6%
k
»
Sale
40%
45
10f
5% preferred
MX
50% Sale
154% 157
32*
3 ?*
1
0% preferred
11% Sale
77
110
.16
Utilities PAL "A"
34
7
60
34%
100
...
Sale
4%
3%
2%
27
1
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
8%
81
3%
1%
10
5
3
120
5%
36
June
June
Feb.
4%
28%
4%
7%
5
11% June
1
5% June 27
6
22% May 16
6% Apr. 25
17% Jan.
2
3% Jan.
7
20% May 4
12
May 23
8 102% June
4
Jan.
69
1% June 21
90
25
84
12
69% June 21
Jan.
26% Mar. 20
27
24
5
Apr. 23
100
26
June
85
24
4% June
1
60% June 13
56% June
1
62
22
5
3
18% June 17
1 106
June 19
10
145
18
12
22
June 24
5% May 24
7% Mar. 18
4
24
June
June
Sale
20%
%
v%i*p
*
1
17
5
June 15 133
June 10
June
1
31% June
4
June
1
63% June 24
Sale
13%
100
1% June 10
Sale
18
m 4n.
States Steel.. ....100
7% preferred..
Mar. IS
5% Jan.
7
13% Mar. 13
1% Mar. IS
5
12
let preferred....—...*
U S Dlstrlb
16
6% June 19
15% June 19
2% June 19
2
143
&
—106
Pipe 8c Foundry
22% June 12
14
32
100
Pipe 8c Kad Co. 1
7
Sale
56% Sale
108*
Universal Plct 1st prof..
U S
!0l|| 102*
60%
37
........—.100
June 28
4% Sale
46*
Universal Leaf Tobacco....*
2
62% June
24%
Sale
Sale
9%
Sale
85
5
Sale
85%
Sale
23%
11% Sale
13%
5 A Sale
5%
7
9
9%
21% Sale
24%
113% 114% 115%
54
Sale
58%
3 V Sale
3%
31A Sale
37%
9 A Sale
8%
8
9A
8
76
85% 78%
4
Sale
3%
84% Sale
86%
13% Sale
14%
61% Jan.
2A Mar.
2 % June
June 28
6
Sale Prices
7 A Feb. 14
5A Apr. 10
June 24
5
129% 130
30
Sale
54
Sale
Sale
16%
93 A
104%
24
2% Sale
—*
6% June 22
85
4
20% June
68
66
126%
30%
61%
17%
103%
90
84%
15
*
Preferred
1
Highest
June 19
2
1% Sale
1A
Sale
132
11%
100
...
Preferred
62 A
130
34
■
*
California—....25
union Pacific
A
2A
19 A
Sale Prices
15
Sale
13% June
1
2
June
1
2%
2%
15
18%
19%
"16% June" 1 11 % June
Sale
10% Sale
98
June 28 102% June
98% Sale
Sale
37
35
40
June 27
40
40
Jur e
105
June
105
6 106% June
106% Sale
5 A Sale
5 A June
1
Sale
6% June
Sale
39% Sale
31% June
1
40% June
6% Sale
5% June
1
Sale
6% June
9%
9%
9% June
1
Sale
9% June
9% Sale
Sale
7% June
1
9% June
3% June
1
Sale
3% Sale
4% June
81% 80%
78% June
4
85
82% June
Sale
38
Sale
z36A June
7 39% June
Sale
4% June 18
4%
5
5% June
4
4 % June
4%
Sale
1
4% June
2 % June
3A
5
3% June
IX 21
3%
20
Sale
18% June 8 22
June
JA
Elliott Fisher..*
sderwood
38,500
,166,100 Wesson Oil & Snowdrift
*
4,000
30,100
14 conv
preferred....I....*
2,070
9,690 West Penn El Co "A"
*
2,810 -i'luv 12,840
7% preferred..
10f
1,930
8,700
Preferred (6).
jot
890
6,200
p««»n Pow
pref"7%II10»
650
8,780
6% preferred
....106
600
:■
3,200 Western Dairy Prod
A
I •
800
13,100
Class Bvtc..
""
%
15,300
82,300 Western
Maryland"."—T—IlOO
1,800
9,800
Second
preferred."."""""l00
2,000
17,900 Western Pacific
~""~10*
7,700
Preferred
46,200
For footnotes
5 A
9A
Coal..........*
Trnax Traer
-
;•;
39
j
A
3,760 Wells Fargo 8c Co
'
v
7A
3A
78%
25 %
*
....
Williams Steel Fofg*
irl-Contlnental Corp......*
ran
3,430 Vulcan
40
cv-
4%
51
Trsnsamerles Corp
32 A
Transc & West Air Inc—-.5
5,600
7% prior pref
10*
7,210 Virginia Elec 8c Power
g% pf*
490 Virginia Iron. Coal 8c CokelOft
.
1,120
:•
5A
21
4%
40,200 Vlck Chemical Inc..........5
55,900 Va Uaro Cbem
*
109,100
101A
32A
104
3
Tlmken Roller Bear........*
51,800 Van Raalte Co.....
3,800
7% 1st preferred.....
5,300
4,900
7,700
l
;
•
12,500
7,100
10,200
18
62
.
Tlmken-Detroit Axle Go... 10
(
•
Lowest
Sale Prices
June
Sale
15
10 A
Preferred 6%
10»
Tidewater Oil..............*
5%
22
2
6
4% Sale
2
2%
20%
21
5%
6%
5%
6
13 A Sale
Tidewater Assoc Oil........*
49,000 Vadsco Sales Corp......
*
1,100
Preferred..............100
112,100 Vanadium Corp of America.*
200
19
Highest
Sale Prices
6
June
5
80
June 11
4
June
1
90
82
79
A Sale
2 A Sale
,3*
i\H
—•
5%
A Sale
4
13
.........*
90 Utah Copper
141,000
2l§00
±
Preferred...
124,200
73,100
v
Thompson Starrett
1.354,650 United
16,900
1,000
„
1
28,000
420
1,500
18,400 U S Hoffman Mach—
....5
21,000 ■•••
133,100 U S Indus Alchol.
*
4,100 W: ■!. 38,400 U S Leather
v t c
........*
12,300
107,300
Class A v t c
—j.——•
1,400
3,900
Prior preferred v t c
10<
9,500
92,700 U 8 Realty 8c Impt.........*
30,500
282,700 U 8 Rubber
—...—.*
34,000
244,000
8% 1st preferred.......100
38,100
379,200 U S Smelt Ref 8c Mg
50
2,400
21,800
Preferred
..........50
181,700
v
Nnt'l Investors......
3,600 U S Express...—.........106
16,700 U S Freight
•
29,700 U S 8c Foreign Secur Corp..*
3,500
Preferred
.—.—.*
127,300 U 8 Gypsum Co...........20
4,610
7% preferred..........100
T, 300
V.
Nird
Thompson (J R)
.......25
Thompson Products........*
850
3,600
28,100
'r:;
75
1*
United Drug Inc...........5
32,893 United Dyewood..........10
1,320
Preferred
101
73,300 United Electric Coal.....—*
145,900 United Fruit
—.-*
734,800 United Gas 8c Impt Co....—*
25,300
Preferred....
—.....*
4,100 {United Paperboard Co..100
150
V,
45
1
.......lot
Lowest
Ask
Ask Bid
6
preferred..........100
7%
1
Bid
4
Thermold Co
June 29
June 1
*
Third Avenue..
280
,
3,700
125,100
34,200
34,900
,
The Pair Co
9,400
34,700
60
'35
Par
6,600
1,030
39,200
11,500
7,300
7,400
115,700
65,700
2,600
369,100
41,400
3,720
24,800
97,200
205,800
407,400
31,500
35,600
198,700
6,000
36,000
83,000
43,800
8,000
10,440
RANGE SINCE JAN.
t0
June 30
„
,
PRICES IN JUNE
July 1 1933
H. T. STOCK EXCHANGE
1
Shares
1,000
,
Low from
STOCKS
Since
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
June
19
25
18
18
18
1% June 20
3% June 12
39% Mar.
36
95
1%
%
5%
7 %
1 %
2%
Jan.
June
May
Mar.
Mar.
May
Feb.
Feb.
v
76
6
68%
17 119
2 113%
8
2%
A
1
9A
15
13
30
3%
3
7%
26
Mar. 14
104% Jan.
69
8
18
June 24
June 24
June 24
June 24
June 29
May 22
Jan.
*
Jan.
8
Jan.
7
June 18
Jan.
7
Jan.
7
N. Y. STOCK
July, 1935]
SALES
AGGREGATE
In
June
Since
Jan. 1
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Shares
Shares
Par
141,000
44,300
268,000
240
3,200
290
6,900
471,100
138,600
1,180,200
5,280
14,900
1,710
32,700
80
9,900
10,500
124,650
31,900
14,800
9,400
20,400
2,500
550,400
65,100
69,300
372,600
27,800
24,590
10,600
4,950
36,300
1,300
700
34,100
9,800
800
500
2,700
i
•
300
61,000
14,300
67,900
4,600
1,310
2,100
280
5,300
2,200
9.700
V
890
21,200
26,400
"■
1,100
17,500
79,100
2,950
100,800
167,200
6,100
*
a
lee
Westlughouse Air Brake —.*
Westtnghouse El Ac M(|..58
7% let preferred
5d
Weston El Instr—^
Class A.............*....*
Westraco Chlorine Prod
Wheeling Steel Corp,
Preferred........———100
5»
White Motor
White Rk M
White
*
Spr ctfs new,
Sewing
Conrertlble
Mach
preferred
Wtlcoi Oil ft Gas
5
Wtlcox-Rlch Corp class A
»
28%
21
44
102;
31*1
18
22
30
16
61,>
10H
Ask Bid
34
Sale
24
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
32
Sale
27)4
Sale
17%
63 H
Sale
Sale
14%
1H Sale
8 % Sale
2
35%
Sale
Ask
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale
28% June
Sale
20% June
52 % Sale
43% June
34
19%
24
19%
27%
29
35
15
63
65%
10%
10%
16%
17
Sale
1% Sale
7%
9
1%
1%
35%
Sale
June
17% June
"1% Sale"
32
25
29
16
63
June 19
June 11
June 27
June 27
9% June
14
cum
100
preferred
1#
Woolworth (F W)
Worthlngton P ft M
1% June 10
8
June 27
1% June 26
35% June 3
4% June
1
100
Sale
"65% Sale
68 %
mT
61% Sale
15%
16%
57
15
40
36
lot
7% preferred "A"
.10*
4% preferred II
Wright Aeronautical Corp.
Wrlgley (Wo) Jr
Yale Ac Towne Mfg C®--.-.25
Sale
42
20
28%
30H
25
30
June
18
June 19
1% June
9
1
Sale
79% Sale
3
5% June 13
25% Feb.
58
Apr.
preferred........100
41
Sale
3
Sale
a
\H
17
June 22
42
80
78% June 28
82% June 18
23%
2%
19% June
2% June
23% June 26
3% June 22
2%
Sale
27% Sale
17% Sale
44
47
3
Sale
41% June 18
33
48
30% June
June
5
6
June
23% June
29
14% June
Deferred delivery,
Par value 400 lire! Is ted
41
June
1% June
2% June
Sept. 20 1934; replaced
*»°Llsterf AprH 401934: replaced no par stock share
Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights.
t Companies reported In receivership,
s*
Adjusted for 25% stock dividend paid
Oct. 1
1934*
"
Listed July 12 1934: par value 10s. replaced
£1 par. share for share.
34
Par value 550 lire listed June 27 1934; replaced
600lire par value.
39
Listed Aug. 24 1933: replaced no par stock
share for share.
Listed May 24 1934; low
adjusted to give effect
to 3 new sh ires exchanged for one old no par share.
"
Adjusted for 66 2-3% stock dividend payable
Nov. 30 1934.
«
Adjusted for 100% stock dl v. paid A aril 30 1934.
"Adjusted for 100% stock div. paid Dec. 311934.
Adjusted for 25% stock dtv. paid June 11934.
The National Securities Exchanges oo which
low prices since J ily 11933 were made (designated
by superior figure* in tabled, are as follows:
i
New York Stock
a
New York Curb
» New York Produce
•
New York Real Estate
• Baltimore Stock
Y
• Boston Stock
r Buffalo Stock
• California Stock
•
"
"
13
Chicago Stock
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago Curb
Cincinnati Stock
17% Apr.
2% June
31% May
17% June 26
45% June 22
33
3
7
i*
yY-YY-
1% May
6
2% June
7
Stock
Detroit Stock
Los Angeles
**
Los Angeles Curb
i*
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Stock
**
New Orleans Stock
at
Philadelphia Stock
Pittsburgh Stock
Richmond Stock
St. Louis Stock
Salt Lake City Stock
San Francisco Stock
a>
a*
as
as
*o
as
a*
San Francisco Curb
San Francisco Mining
Seattle Stock
,
10
>i
9
6
8
May 20
Jan. 21
May 20
Jan,
3
Jan,
9
Jan. 22
20%
70%
18%
24%
2%
9% Jan. 24
2% Jan.
8
35% May 27
7
Jan
2
31% Jan,
3
75
Feb. 28
65% June 18
21 % Jan.
7
44% Jan. 23
33% May 21
53% Apr. 24
82% Apr. 26
24
1
42
Feb.
4% Jan.
Feb. 19
June 21
56
if
*a
4
.
Spokane Stock
Washington (D. O.) Stock
3
May 14
30
29
Cleveland Stock
Colorado Springs
Denver Stock
is
9
25
Mar. 18
Mar. 15
18
13
Jan.
23% Jan
38% Apr. 11
2% June 21
3% June 5
is
Apr.
35% Mar. 13
73% Mar. 13
June 22
June 21
i*
«*
No par value.
20
June 14
June 13
40
7
2
15
11% Mar. 12
25% Mar. 13
51 Jan.
65% June 18
48%
39
14% Sale
*70% JunerI§
June
June
June
June
78%
34% Sale
24% Sale
65
44%
7% preferred..........100
Young Spring ft Wire .....
Youngst'n Sh ft Tube.....
Jan. 11
Mar. 14
Feb.
5
3% Apr.
3
1
34
8
35% June
Mar. 15
Mar. 22
Mar. 15
6
June 24
2% June
Jan.
3
Mar. 14
14% Mar. 28
Jan. 12
46%
6%
13%
1%
27
June 26
Feb
6 109
Mar. 18 13% Jan .
2
May 14
Jan.
4 34
16% Mar. 13
18
25
17% June 12
66% June 4
11% June 18
36
/
22
ts"
29
1
41
35
Sale
2% Sale
*
53% June 24
90
10
June 19
32
1*
Yel Trk ft C'ch class B
Oasb sales.
,
1
June 10
Z
>*
35% June 24
21% June 22
102
June
108% 109
11
11% 11% June
32
20% Mar. 14
18
Mar. 27
32% Mar. 18
35% June 24
25% June 12
53% June 24
109
June 26
12% June 11
32
June
4
*
"A"-.
5%%
Lowest
Sale Prices
June 29
June 1
Bid
5
Wilson At Co
$6
'35
11,000 Zenith Radio Corp.........*
167,400 Aontte Products Cerp......l
4.200
24,200
r
Western Union Tele*
805 Wheel'g Ac Lake Erie Ry ColOO
200
6% non cum pref.>
100
50
•
June 30
RANGE SINCE JANV I
PRICES IN JUNE
Low from
July 1 193
STOCKS
43
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
21% Jan.
7
8
Jan. 21
Jan.
Jan.
8
10
New York Curb
RANGE OF PRICES ON NEW
Stock Sales
1935
June..
Shares
YORK CURB EXCHANGE
Bond Sales
1934
4,440,137
24,974,905
Jan. 1 to June 30__~
Exchange
1935
June
3,522,430
38,357,641
.1..-.
Jan. 1 to June 30
1934
$99,872,000
622,637,000
$76,591,000
608,594,000
NOTICE.—Deferred lallvery, under the rule and cash sales, are disregarded Id the mouth's ran.ce. unless they are the ouly transactions of the
month, and when selUnt
utsldeof the regular monthly range are shown In a footnote In the month In whloh they ooour.
No acoount Is taken of such sales In computing the range for the year.
AGOREOATE
SALES
Since
June
Shares
*35
350
200
3.700
700
4,400
1,800
100
200
.
2,000
1,250
1,500
27,200
1,300
18,800
8,600
2,600
2,800
Ask Bid
6,470
220
3,340
27%
Sale
16%
50%
I to
k% preferred...........100
16,675
77,000
1%
68%
%
1%
Preferred.....
..
10.600 Amer A Foreign Power
38%
2%
18
Sale
2%
-----
18%
Sale
..I
..50
..50
500
1%
67%
%
1%
69%
%
% Sale
39% Sale
200
50
200
3,100
25
50,500
1,800
9,200
1,100
15,800
1,090
% June
5
June
15
31
76
June 24
6
19%
57%
87%
11%
June 26
June 12
June
7
June
6
Sale
3
Sale
21% Sale
23% Sale
27% Sale
105% Sale
Sale
.
........
7,400 American Investors
Warrants
3%
...
com..
Amer Light &
com....25
I
rac-
6% preferred
Amer Maize Products
20
"3% "3%
.%
1
com..
...
Amer Laund Macb
%
15%
11% Sale
14%
Sale
29
June 12
.
.
.18®
1
%
11% Sale
•
%
54
18%
Sale
56%
*
12
Sale
f
4
4%
%
»«m
Wupperman
1
16%
17%
1% Sale
59%
62
16%
17%
4
4%
%
5%
5%
Preferred.
10
600 Arkansas P A L $7 pref...
56,520 Armstrong Cork com
39,000 Art Metal Works common...5
5%
6%
""%«
Sale
1%
Sale
"57%
Class A
22,272
%
*18
13
1%
5%
5%
97
1%
1%
4%
Sale
8
29
26
37% June 18
2% June 12
18% June
103
9
June 14
1% Jan. 21
16% May
6
% Jan. 21
28
Apr. 22
15
37
Jan.
Jan.
3
June 24
June 22
>
4
Feb.
% Feb.
9
% Mar. 25
% Feb.
5
% May 20
12% Jan. 12
32
Mar. 19
69% Mar. 27
9% Feb. 26
7% Mar. 6
17
Mar. 13
50% Apr.
4
2% Jan. 15
5
Apr. 10
1% Feb. 16
20
June
8
June 29
June 10
June
42
57
9
Mar. 25
Feb.
5
20
24
17
16
31
5
16
5
Apr. 12
May
19% May
61% May
90% May
11% May
8% Mar.
33
May
65% June
7
Mar. 30
Jan.
14
Jan.
22
May 22
%
1%
%
16%
138
June
Apr.
Jan.
May
Mar.
12
Feb.
f2
Jan.
Jan.
4
Jan.
9
Jan.
29
%
20
1
20 145
18 115
"l
June
42
Mar.
3% June 24
20% Feb. 27
June" 24
Apr.
Mar.
22%
June 21
24
June 24
30
22% June 24
June 24
80
Apr.
1m
Mar.
Apr.
Feb.
_
Mar.
3%
If*
Mar.
13% Jan.
13% Jan.
16% Feb.
_
1
16
17
Jan.
10
Jan.
9
June 25
June 24
June 21
30
3% June
15% June 24
Mar.
16
June 24
Mar.
12
Apr.
June 28
Jan.
Mar. 19
Apr.
12
ay
6
107% .Time
12
May 21
Feb.
14 % June
9% June
5
Mar.
25H June 25
June
2
Apr.
Feb. 27
5
112% June 14
2% June 12
2% June 22
June
5
21
3% June 24
6
107% June
8
10% June
3% June 28
June 20
4% June 14
% June 27
10% June 12
16
1
23% June 28
5
June 13
% June
4
June 21
May 23
June 24
17 % Feb.
23% May 13
25
Jan.
17
Feb.
Apr.
3% Apr.
% Mar.
25
May 25
June 12
12% June 24
8
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
18% June 18
1% June 24
12'
Apr.
June 24
54% June 15
61
12
18% June 24
4% June
4
4
%
June
1
June 10
5%
6
Sale
% Sale
1% Sale
%
1
3%
3%
.% June
.
3*
Mar.
Feb.
44
18% .Tune 24
4% May 27
15% May 27
7% Mar.
4
92% June
% June
1
Jan.
1
19% Sale"
4% Sale
"22% "22%
3% June 25
18
% Mar. 19
% May 13
6% June 24
14% May 15
4
May
2
4% Apr. 24
15% May 24
6% May 11
7% May 23
100
June 28
June
7
June 21
June
1
5% Sale
4% June
3
8%
6 % June
3
10
21
23
Jan.
6
June 24
June 24
% June 11
7
4% June 20
60
6%
7%
Sale
8%
"""% """
~i% ~"i%
100 Assoc Telep Co
$1.50 pref...
1,100 Associated Telep Utilities..*
36,300 Atlantic Coast Fisheries
•
95 Atlantic Coast Line Co
339,300 vtlas Corp coos.
A..."""
$3preferred
Warrants
8%
"
page 56.
•
.
4,585'Arton Fisher
TnH cU«« a
4%
Sale
50
6.000 Atlas Plywood Corp
35.300 Auto Voting MachinVcom
June 14
June 26
June 12
4
5% June 24
%
1%
1%
4%
60
June 24
June
4
June
4
June
1
June
1
71
Jan. 21 100
June
«/. Mar. 21
•£Jan.
% Mar. 21
1% May
Feb. 28
1% May
Mar. 15
4% May
Jan. 30
60
May
Mar. 21
24
Jan.
Mar. 14
5% June
"
June 21
23% June 19
5% June
7
-
24
3
27
29
11
8
2
7
Associated Elec Industries—
39,100
American deposit recta.. £•
9>200 Assoc Gas A Elec com ......1
77,600
Class A
2,500
$5 preferred..
22,500
Warrants...2,500 Associated Rayon Corp coca
see
1%
69%
%
1%
23
6
Mar. 23
4
41% Jan.
11% Jan.
2,650
7% preferred..
........*
5,800 A returns Radio Tube__..._l
10,600 Arkansas Nat Gas com
48,000
"%
....
Anglo-Persian Oil Co Ltd—
Am dep rets ord reg
..£1
33,000 Angostura
Feb.
30
-une
11% Mar.
1
16%
1%
1st preferred............
...
For footnotes
5
June 14
June 14
Jan. 21
Feb.
5
7% Mar. 28
15% May 23
110
19
24,470
Preferred.
9,800 Amsr Thread preferred..
18,400
94,300
13
26
12
23
200 Amer Pneumatic Service....*
,nn
1% June
67% June
% June
1% June
%»June
18% «»une
65% June
com.
Amer Mfg Co common
American Maracalbo...
American Merer t <»
7,300 Anchor
16*
.25
4,250 Amer Potash A Cbem Corp..*
323,109 American Superpower
20,900
5
1
% Mar. 18
12% Mar. 7
18
......
22,500
June 27
1
1
4
20% June
19% June
\25% June
Sale
on
2,800
1,000
June
June
June
June
Sale"
warr.
*
17,050
126,200
4,700
1,750
1,350
47,900
5,600
740
14.000
16%
49%
84%
11%
June
June
June
..*
Preferred
5%
1%
3%
18%
% June 25
2%
2%
%
500 Apex Elec Mfg Co common..*
Appalachian Elec Power—
20
5
June 24
Feb.
Jan.
1,700 Amer Hard Rubber Co com_50
30,275
800
14,900
9,400
June 14
1% June
14
65% June 22
June
..
442.600 American Gas A Kleccom
700
2,500
1,400
5,600
4,572
28
2% Feb. 28
8% Jan. 18
103
110
,
500 Amsterdam Trading Am shs
7,600
5% June 24
5
June 15
June
4
June
4
.....100
28,600 Amer Founders Corp..
1,425
7% 1st pref. ser B
4,467
6% 1st pref series D..
1,000
500
4
...100
Amer Cities Power A Lt Corp
Conv class A............25
1,700 American Equl leu Co
1,300
61,300
4,400
9,500
1%
71
%
2%
18* 20*
....
325
450
""450
June
100
com
Class B
1
200 Amer Cyanamld com cl A..
393,200
Common class B
*
50 Amer Dlst Tel N J common..
200
950
2
% June
31
65% June
13preferred..
50 American Cigar Co
95
Preferred
10,200
5% June 19
'
...
2,300
""325
6
Series C warrants.....
Series D warrants
500
600
3
June 26
25
52%
..*
100
100
37,200
Sale
Sale
Sale
100
700 Amer British h Contr Corp
1,400 Amer Capital Corp com cl A*
1,300
Common das* B.........
"2",450
June
*
com
1
510 American Book Co.......100
100
82,000
4,125
34%
31
59
4,400 Amer Beverage Corp
30
675
June
June 19
700 Aluminum Industries com..*
7,000 Aluminum
2,330
900
400
34%
ffc preferred
17,410
Preferred
3,600 Aluminum Good* Mfg
57
1,200
2,600
June 14
June 14
June 13
June 24
65
1,000 Allied Internat Investing...*
233,400 Allied Mill* Inc
53,200 Aluminum Co common....
99
"""loo
i4%
4 110
% June 25
29%
....
7% preferred
5
300 Alliance Investment com...*
500
96", 500
5%
1%
4%
23
%
1,500
""900
3,175
32,200
June
14
1
........
1,100 Algoma Consol Corp
""'ioo
300
2%
*
preferred.
prsi
Highest
Sale Prices
14% June 21
Air In res tors Inc common..*
Ala Power Co 07
Lowest
Sale Prices
109
Agfa Ansco Corp com
.....1
Alnswortb Mlg Corp com.. *
Convertible
Highest
Sale Prices
9%
....20
t c
?
Ask
Adam* Mill!* 7% 1st pf
100
Aero Supply Mfg class A....*
Class B
*
Warrant*.
775 Ala Gt Sou RB ordinary...50
100
1.110
36,700
7,000
3,500
Acme Wire Co
Lowest
Sale Prices
June 29
June 1
P
600 Acstol Product*. lac. A...
"""600
1
to
June 30
STOCKS
RANGE SINCE JAN.
July 1
Jan. 1
Shares
PRICES IN JUNE
Low from
1933
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
In
•
l
Sale
50
52%
2% Sale
3%
3%
6%" Sale
9
52
2%
3%
8%
Sale
53%
2%
4
Sale
%
%
1%
'32
1%
24%
%
4%
25%
8%
51%
2%
3%
6%
50
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
12
19
7
11
27
17
21
10
8% June 28
% June 17
% June
4
2% June
6
»32 June
7
1% June 11
24% June 27
June
17
June
June
June
June
3
June
4% June
5
10
24
6
5%
25%
9%
52 %
9
24
14
June 27
51% June
Feb.
27
Apr.
1
Mar. 20
1% Feb.
6
'32 June
7
1% Mar. 28
22
Apr.
2
% Jan. 10
4% June 21
8% June 28
2
% Jan.
% May 20
2% June
6
i32 June
7
2% Jan.
7
24% June 27
% May 22
10% Jan.
5
18
30
Jan.
10%
52%
3%
6%
May 17
June
6
May 16
Jan.
7
xi
Mar. 29
7% Mar. 14
47
Apr.
11
1% AVld/A 20
Mar.
3% Mar. 9
.
.
5
Jan.
43% May
.
2
9
2
60
10
June 27
Feb.
1
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
July 1 1933
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
_
In
Since
June
Shares
to
Jan. 1
8hares
June 30
*35
June 29
June 1
400
350
59,500
225
600
600
,
.
;
700
"2,600
4,000
2,900
1,200
125
200
32,200
3,100
6,500
6
200
900
400
100
British Amer Tobacco,
1,500
,
500
British Celanese
9,100
"366
2,000
14,500
4,750
39,400
6,000
300
4,200
800
7,600
1,300
900
400
3,500
Watch
200
1,100
6,000^
400
300
550
100
475
1,000
800
""366
300
T.400
104,400
5,600
400
50
600
"2". 500
3,900
5,100
175
17,800
125
5,350
■
X
X
IX
June
1834
pref
•
.........*
"ISX
X' Sale
I§"" "1934
16
1434 Sale
634 Sale
of Amer—
2
"834 "_934
1034
8X
1
3
79
10
10
1
5
June 18
33
iox "U34
June 19
June 25
June
128
130
June 26
"l4X "16 ' ~14X ~15X
21
Cities Serv Pr Ac Lt $4
f7
Sale
25
23
30
X
30 X
1434
a
X ""X
Sale
Sale
X
32 X Sale
Sale
15
IX
42,800
8,025 Colt's Patent Fire Arms Mfg25
Columbia Gas 9c Elec Corp—
a
Sale
26
Vot trust ctfs.»
IN
53*
72
June
June
June 19
1834 June
4
1834 June 25
ex June
8
X June 3
30 34 June
1
13
June 25
2
Judo 25
34 June 28
33
June 21
1554 June 19
2
June 25
June 12
X Sale
72
8054 Sale
Sale
JX
2
X
o
Sale
17 X
Sale
7% Sale
„
2854 June
6534 June 24
40
500
10
600
1,625
"""loo
1,500
2,300
Merchandising v t C—
400
29,100
15,100
800
$3.50
-
34 June
3
5i6 June
1254 June 24
1
June
6
234 June 15
1834 June 12
95i June 29
34
534
34
IX
1254
1
June 18
June 11
38
7
..
preferred...........*
J*
73
166
Sale
Sale
175
2X Sale
"ix
60
3X Sale
78X Sale
166
158
2X
2
Sale
62
67
■
21H
7,300
For footnotes e«c pax*
56
•
.
69
X
X
500 Continental Secur common
9.700 Cooper Bessemer Corp com.
$3 preferred A
800 Copper Range Co
Jan.
a4%
Sale
43
243
"5
26
454
254 June
1
June
1 80
June 19 165
234
2
June 25
51
June 13 51
154
134 June 13
59
June 12 67
73
163
"2% June
20
June 21
June
17
Apr. 26
June 11
June 13
June
June 21
5
27
June
11
June 21
Jan.
5254 Jan.
13454 Feb.
2
June
22 ""234 June'22
28
June
1
434 June
1
June
18
Jan.
Jan. 15
May
4
Mar. 28
34« Jan.
34 Jan.
5
285,200 Consol Copper Mines
102,900 Con Gas E L Ac P Bait com..*
690 Consol Min Ac Smelt Ltd.-.25
10,300 Cons Retail Stores Inc com 5
350
8% pref w w...........100
10
3,600 Consol Royalty Oil
6,000 Cont'l G A B 7% pr pref.. .100
400 Continental Oil of Mexico.
5
4734 Jan.
June
May 31
134 Apr. 26
30
Jan.
7
16
34 Jan. 17
May 28
234 May 27
2434 May 31
234 May 28
22
May 28
May 31
23
2634 May
654 Apr.
4
Apr.
54 May
3534 Apr.
1854 Feb.
31
18
26
9
22
20
2
June 25
54 Jan. 14
6534 June 24
8434 June 22
2
June 11
Jan.
34 Mar. 30
I
,7
24
Mar. 14
32
4
8
16
26
May 10
7
Mar. 4
134 May 24
2934 Mar. 20
June
June 13
June 12
21
June
3
Jan.
25
Consol Automatic
/
6
634 Mar. • 5
734 Mar. 27
334 Jan. 16
4
Apr. 26
54e Mar. 27
2334 Jan.
534 Jan. 11
134 May 18
36 May 15
554 Mar. 28
34 June
7
34 June
71
10
X
X
2X Sale
15X
1634
9X Sale
Mar.
54 June
X Sale
X*
12
'54 Mar. 18
6
June
1
4
17
Mar.
6]
June
2
34 June 7
26M June 29
3
Jan.
Mar. 14
June
Feb.
Jan.
334 June 25
534 Feb. 20
5
2454 Apr. 10
157
Feb. 18
Jan.
"
Feb.
14 X Jan.
Mar.
34 Jan.
16
Apr.
23
27
10
Feb.
8
134 Mar.
54 Mar.
434 June
1234 Mar.
2454 Apr.
12
1534 June
2
64
X
....
2954 June 28
21
Commonwealth 9c Sou Corp—
Warrants
186,100
5,400 Community P Ac L 1st pref..*
1
5,000 Community Water Serv
1
244,100 Como Mines
31,000 Compo Shoe Machinery.....1
52,400 Consolidated Aircraft com.. 1
June 19
1
20
58
..100
850 Columbia Pictures Corp com *
7
June 29
June 20
16
Jan.
734 June 24
234 May 21
6
June 19
Mar.
June 19
Sale
21
1
June
June 18
Sale
1934 Feb. 18
834 May 10
Mar.
June 12
June 13
IX Sale
lex Sale
2
1834 June 25
634 June 6
20
2
May 28
66
% Mar.
34 Mar.
3
June 24
25 132 34 "June" 15 115
% June 18
18
June 14
"2854 Sale
IX Sale
June
434 June 11
14
June
5
Sale
14j
127
132
130
June 19
234 June 11
4X
17 ~ Jan.
2
5454 Jan. 10
57
Feb. 25
1354 Mar. 14
434 Apr.
2
June 11
11
10
19
12
June
June
June
June
6
4;
83s May 10
19
June 27
60
Feb. 14
June 15
June 26
34
34
45i
234
Sale"
3
90
May
2 110
x9734 Mar. 14 105
15
8
Apr. 27
6934 May 23 80
71
June 26
25
May 16 36
25
June
1
14]
z854 Mar. 28
1434 June 24
2034 Jan. 24 38]
36
June 21
June'Io
June
Jan. 15
May
6
May
6
254 June 28
434 May
8
4
Jan.
1754 June 15
834 June 19
1
1134 June
Sale
Mar.
5
4
June 27
25
14
Mar. 13
June
5
Apr. 23
Apr. 30
June
11
Jan.
June
6954
25" Sale
Utll—
82,883 Commonwealth Edison
61
June 18
9834 June 25 L03
104
10234 June
Sale
101
1434 June
634 June
X Sale
7X
Columbia Oil Ac Gasoline—
32,200
1,100
2,300
52,500
3,600
15.600
23
Apr. 30
Mar.
734 Jan.
8
Jan.
5
13
June 28
June 14
154 June
234 June 29
7
Jane 11
18
June
4
7
~2~X Sale"
354
Colon Oil Corp common
2o,i66
8
7
Feb.
e May
334 Mar.
June 18
IX June
9
834
254
25c
stk
•
Carnation Co common.....*
49,700
If.
20
74
pref..*
preferred
-.....*
•
6,000 City Auto Stamping Co
300 City & Suburban Homes ColO
1
13,300 Claude Neon Lights com
•
17,000 Cleveland Blec Ilium com
•
90,900 Cleveland Tractor com
100
275 Clinchfleld Coal com
900 Club Aluminum Utensil com *
500 Cohn 8c Rosenberger com..*
3,000
"
June
10
154 June 21
% June 25
61
Sale
5% Conv preferred
5
Mar. 21
21
Sale
21
Uarib Syndicate com
Carman 9c Co conv A
Jan.
234 Apr. 27
754 Jan.
2
% June 24
34 June 12
June 19
28
Jan. 27
4954 Apr. 30
134 June 26
25
Apr. 12
1
34 June 26
4j|
29
7
16
24
11
28
154 June 21
% June 25
5
June
5
2234 June 19
1
IX
IX
X Sale
5X
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
June
June
June
96
54»June 24
X
June 25
4
2454 Mar. 2
30
Mar. 12
54 Feb.
5
20
Feb. 27
34 Jan. 30
134 Mar. 7
6
June 29
234 June
5
eX June 22
June 29
6
June 21
June
46
June
134 June 26
5
234 June
5
53
4X
'"154
97.825
2534
854
954
3934
2254
%
B non-voting..
......
Canadian Marconi Co..
1
3,150
1,400
50
2
Mar. 29
2434 Mar. 16
5
Apr.
4
•554 June
1
3034 Jan. 24
1454 Jan. 29
6934 Jan. 21
■
13,400 Chief Consol Mining C0....I
7,260 Cbtlds Co preferred...—IN
500 Chicago Nipple Mfg class A.50
16,400 Chicago Rivet 9c Machine—*
*
783,100 Cities Service common..
Prefer rod
*
58.000
Preferred B
—.—......*
6,200
Preferred BB........... *
1,320
150
3154 Jan.
2734 Apr.
27
3754 June 27
134 June
1
10
17
21
Apr. 10
2654 Apr.
4
"754 June" 17
8
17
20
1634 June 20
16
June 22
June 25
4
5
26
5
'
27
3
June 17
3854 Sale
IX
IX
Sale
Gent 9c Southwest
June
May 25
Jan.
2
May 23
May 16
Jan. 15
Feb.
2
May 21
Jan.
5
Feb. 19
June 22
14 X Mar. 22
16
June 22
3934 June 24
2254 June 11
96
June 28
V* cVA
6
Sale
X
Common.................1
2,000
57,600 Central States Elec com—I
7% preferred
.....100
3,350
6% pref without warr.. 100
4,750
Conv preferred
100
750
Conv pref opt ser 1929..100
1,825
Centrifugal Pipe Corp....—*
15,500
4,900 Charls Corp com...........*
25 Cheriy-Burrell Corp com—*
2,950 Chesebrough Mfg.........25
200
3
June
June
June 11
June
1
June 12
....
,
0% 1st
Celanese Corp
4,270
27
2 34
6 34
7% 1st partlc pref
IN
15,000
7% prior preferred...... 100
3,400
4,400 Celluloid Corp com.......15
1st preferred—.........
1,875
$7 div preferred-....'.-..-*
1,250
22,600 Cent Hud G A R v tc......
5,550 Cent Pow 9c Lt 7% pref... 100
10,400
7
1
26
Sale
*
1,475
300
4
X June
654 June
634
5%
3854
2034
9334
8
3934
22
2434
28
4334 Sale
134 Sale
118,800 Carrier Corp common..
*
161,700 Catalln Corp of Amer.......1
9,200
775
75?'
39
Wireless—
15,200
27,000
125
134 June
3054 June
3
Sale
....—--
350 Carolina P 9c L $7
50
$6 preferred
225
1
June 26
'
534 Sale
39
20 34
754
5,100
94,200
138,000
1,300
5,600
""116
June
1634 June 20
16
June 22
4
"ex "7
38
preferred.......100
24,000 Can Indus Alcohol cl A—..
50
400
354
"734 "834
14,200
Am dep rets A ord sh
£1
10,600
Am dep rets B ord sh..—£1
6,600
Am dep rets pref sh
£1
9,600 Calamba Sugar Estate Co.20
20 Canadian Gen Elec 7% pfd_50
Canadian Hydro Elec Corp
700
June 18
934 June
5
934 June 19
2
June 11
15X June 25
16
June 22
1634
1654
14X
3
254
Co Inc—
Warrants
Cablet A
21,300
Ltd—
June 12
3
Jan.
1054 Jan.
9 34 May
154 May
1
May
7
May
2734 Feb.
134 Jan. 17
834 Mar. 6
354 Jan.
2
1
Jan.
7
34 Mar. 18
634 Apr.
1
25
Jan. 16
303^ June
15
1634
1634
1554
15 34
Ltd—
21,400 Cable Blec Prod v t c_.
2,200
Mar. 29
X June 13
ex June
7
M
5,200 Burma Corp, Amer dep rets.
57,600 Butler Bros
10
2,300
16
June 18
7
1
m
1,900
$3.50 conv pref
41,800 Bunker Hill * Sullivan
10
2,100 Burco Inc common.........*
1,000
$3 conv preferred.......*
900
4,200
2434 June 22
1
9
9X
8X
IX
l*
..
Am dep rets ord reg...l0s
British Col Power class A.
Brown Co 6% pref
...100
Brown Forman Distillery—1
Buckeye Pipe Line,....
50
Buff Nlag 9c East Pow pref.25
$5 1st oreferred
....*
Bulova
400
4,625
1954 June
2
8
"7 34 Sale
June 19
634
34
434
2434
June 12
June 12
3
4
Sale
24
3
11
May 15
May 11
65
34 May 15
June 12
3
Amer dep ret* ord bear. l\
Amer dep rets ord reg. — £l
13,800
4,400
6
9
June 18
Jan.
11
June 28
Feb.
2
Mar. 6
5
65
ex
3
4
5
60
6
Sale
Coupon stock (bearer)....*
Registered
2,400
100
7X
ex
6
4X
30
"7" June 4
124 June 17
4534 June 13
8
June 10
534 June 17
June 26
June
6
June 18
June
1
June 28
554
IX
41X
ex
ix
Sale
44
65
654
35
Jan.
Mar. 14 4954
334
34 Feb. 27
May 22 25
5
154 Apr.
5
123
May 25 132
2
154 Feb. 18
6
5
Mar. 12
834 Feb.
1 14
3334 Apr. 12 35
734
334 Mar. 18
2
1
Mar. 20
3534 Mar. 15 46
954
254 Jan. 15
_
IX
Sale
41X
4334
654 Sale
534
7
134
June 26
June 18
Jan.
8
15
June 18
June
6
June 19
654 June 12
1254 June
4
5% June 29
11
11
~5X Tex
~~6~54
"534
58,600 Bridgeport Machine com
2,900 Brill Corp class A
1,500
Class B
4,400 Brillo Mfg Co common
450
Class A............... —
British-American Oil Co—.
400
10H
"I2"
2
Sale
Highest
Sale Prices
28
24
June 29
June 15 25
534
June
1
June
1 126
234
June 24
X
1934
3X
12314
,
"2X
254
"
preferred.......100
14,300 Brazilian Tr Lt & Pr ord...*
;
Sale
~454 "4%
Sale
Sale
7% 1st
620
10
r"X
Sale Prices
4954 June 18
June 25
June 19
Sale Prices
38
June
1
Sale
18]
Lowest
Sale Prices
Highest
Lowest
Ask
Ask Bid
Par
STOCKS (Continued)
12,100 Baboock *
Co—
*
10,200 Baldwin Locomotive warr
600 Baumann (L) & Co pref..i00
69,400 Bellanca Aircraft v t c_—-1
1,200 B«U Telep Co of Canada..100
1,100 Benson 9c Hedges com......*
1,300
Convertible preferred... *
2,900 Blclcford's Inc com........
200
$2.50 Cons pref
17,500 Blias (E W) A Co common...*
27,900 Blue Ridge Corp com
—1
22,700
Opt fc% Conv pref
•
5,200 Blumenthal (8) Ac Co com...*
750 Bohack (H O Co common.70
7% 1st preferred.......100
550 Borne Scrymser Co
-25
200 Botany Consol Mills com
*
3,850 Bourlols Inc
*
56,300 Bower Roller Bearing.......5
Bowman Biltmore Hotels—
1,850
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
PRICES IN JUNE
Low from
SALES
AGGREGATE
June
3454 Jan.
1
Feb.
36
Mar.
34 Mar.
2
Apr.
354 Apr.
1654 Jan.
334 Feb.
62]
84;
2
May 20
June 22
% Jan.
2
1254 June 24
1
June
6
254 Apr. 26
1834 Mar. 31
1034 Jan. , 2
4
17
5
80" June 21
May 22
182
Jan.
if Jan.
4
£*
2
67
sif
June
Feb.
June
15
13
May
7
June 21
May 21
Jan.
Jan,
3
2
June 21
4
Jan.
7
46
MEW
AQOREQATE
SALES
In
June
Shares
June 30 '35
1,500
6,400
125
Ask Bid
Bid
2
Sale
10
32
335,900
Cuneo Presi
com
Sale
Sale
is
161*
141* June 12
y
Sale
3* June
4
3* June
Sale
93* June
1
101* June
Sale
ll* June 29
il* June
31
301* June 19 301* June
1041* June 19 1041* June
"~13
13* June
21* June
6
June
63* June
8
June 14
91*
93* June
10
11*
301*
13*
5M
Sale
6 y8
9
22,400 Dictograph Products
..2
23,200 Distilled Liquors Corp....
800
12,800
Am dep rets ord reg.....£1
461,000 Distillers Corp Sea grams Ltd*
55,700 Doehler Die-Casting..____..*
100 Dominion Bridge Co.—.....*
"IT
'51.
91*
.
.93*
13*
Sale
11*
13*
11* June
12
oiv
q
50
800
20
111*
3
Sale
223*
23J*
151*
1SH
4
111*
Driver Harris Co common.. 10
100
1,000
7% preferred
3
111*
111* June
231*
233*
193* Sale
17
171*
231* June
1
com
4,425 Ouke Powet Co
...100
94
Sale
141*
141* June
143* June
1011* 1011*
7,300
15
15
Sale
94
4
June
96
54
3* May
3* Feb.
12
4
8
3,800
28,700 Eagle Picher Lead Co.
20
12,700 Eastern Gas Ac Fuel Assoc
9,725
6% preferred
...100
1,675
<H% prior preferred
100
5,300 Eastern States Pr com B—•
2,300
$7 preferred series A......*
3,150
16 preferred series B_
*
12,500 Easy Washing Mach class B.*
100 Economy Groc Stores com..*
3,900 Edison Bros Stores Inc.....*
10,600 Eisler Electric com.....
.*
881,900 Electric Bond Ac Share......5
153,900
16 preferred
41,700
$5 preferred...
...»
18,200 Electric Power Associates... 1
24,300
Class A..
_..l
1,275 Electric Pow & Lt 2d pf A...*
10,800
Option warrants...
24,500 Electric Shareholdings com.1
9,825
$6 Conv pref with warr...*
1,925
June
97
June 19
June
4
1
1
56
"""400
800
450
3,800
Tioo
900
204,800
32.500
7,300
4,500
4,800
500
1,400
51*
Sale
Sale
Sale
3* Sale
3
June 26
8
Jan.
31*
700
150
150
,
"2",660
52
Sale
"33* Sale"
3*
1*
73* Sale
591* Sale
511*
521*
31*
41*
31*
41*
Sale*
23*
""""3*
Sale
41* Sale
65
70
Feb.
1,550 Empire Dlst Elec 6% pref.100
6,800 Empire G At P 7% pref
100
4,450
8% preferred.....
100
1,600
6% preferred.........
100
550
6M% preferred.....
100
part stk
.*
208,700 Equity Corp common...... 10
550 Eureka Pipe Line
100
5,400 European Elec Co of Can A.10
13,900
Option warrants
7,600 Evans Wailower Lead
•
100
2,200
4,700
400
34",800
7% preferred
108,500 Ex-Cell-O
11,700
51,100
5,175
20,200
34,400
3,400
2,800
225
5,300
3.800
200
800
...
100
Aircraft At Tool..3
Falrchlld Aviation com..
Fajardo Sugar.........
1
100
Falstaff Brewing
1
Fanny Farmer Candy com..l
Fansteel Products Inc......*
Fedders Mfg Co class A-....*
300 Federated
Capital Corp
*
36,900 Ferro Enamel
Corp com....*
4,200 Fiat Amer
dep rets..........
32,000 Fidelio Brewery.
100 Film Inspection
Machine...*
"l",806
1,000
8,100
75
1,025 Fire Assoc
80
of Phila
..10
520 First Nat Stores
7% 1st pf.100
101,900 Fisk Rubber Corp common.. 1
20,100
900
6,200
9,300
1,800
Preferred
18,950
164,750
2,475
600
17,600
95,200
34
Sale
36
38
6
4,000
13
141*
5,000
2,300
4,200
1,200
33
36
81* Sale
11*
331*
73*
Sale
36
8
133*
101*
323*
41*
41*
May
Mar
Jan.
June
Jan.
193*
173*
323*
51*
18
7
Mar. 29
16
1,950
400
4,300
4,500
220
2,475
2,390
1,900
5,150
1,625
9,125
120
775
300
1,400
For footnotes
see
"18"" Sale"
92
4
98
Sale
83*
91*
4%
4
151*
17
10
13
Apr.
2
911* Mar. 5
1* Feb. 11
Feb.
18
June
19
11* Apr. 29
56; May 31
11]
12 j
33* Mar. 14
21* Mar. 12
Apr.
4
Jan.
10
3* Jan.
Apr.
June
5
5
4
31* June 10
301* June
1
3* June 28
63* June 12
341* June 24
% June 10
83* June 24
53
June 12
61
491*
31*
33*
83*
1*
23*
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
11
543* June 24
41* June 22
41* June 24
12
10
12
8
25
June 24
3
20
241*
1*
31*
Jan.
34
Jan.
72
3
21*
21*
23*
1*
3*
June 13
June 24
4
Jan. 16
Jan.
5
Mar. 13
371* Jan.
5
% June
6
53* June 24
1
5
Mar. 13
Jan.
3
Apr.
17
Feb.
1
19
Mar. 27
71* May 24
Jan.
7
501* Jan.
23
64:
5;
30
2
3* June 20
81* June 10
43* June 21
62
19
June 26
9
6
97
111* Apr. 17
3
3* June
4
38
3
3
June
Mar.
3
Jan.
8
1* June 15
June 29
June 12
Jan.
5
Feb. 21
Mar. 22
37
58
Conv preferred...........*
New capital stock
*
56
conv
pref
aer
56
com
5
Warrants........21.......
General Pub Serv 56
pref...*
General Rayon A
stock....*
Gen Tire At Rubber
com
25
6% preferred A
100
Georgia Power 56 pref......*
Preferred
page
56.
..........2*
com....22.*
2-2*
8
June 27
June
5
33
June
f
351* June
'
36
June 21
June 19
27
June
14
June
153*
June
June 28
13* June
34
1* Sale
1*
3*
611* Sale
71* June
8
Jan.
3* Apr. 26
9
June
SH
43*
20
341*
11*
83*
61
5
June 10
June 21
Jan.
4
June 24
May
9
May 31
June 24
7
Tune 24
Mar. 14
Mar. 6
Feb. 28
Mar. 8
Mar. 14
June 22
June 24
June 13
11* Jan.
9
53* June 24
40
Jan.
14
72
Jan.
25
3
6
Jan.
4
8
24
June 24
651*
&
Sale
7
3* June
1
83* Mar. 18
73* Mar. 26
8
9
12
11*
331*
63*
3*
1*
1
91* June 19
June 20
June
4
6
Mar. 15
Apr.
26
June 28
Jan.
31
May
1
Jan. 31
Feb. 21
Apr. 18
May 23
Feb.
9
June
4
95
June
5
Jan.
43*
91*
43*
161*
June 21
June 22
June
8
June 26
6
Jan.
May
May 21
June
6
May
40
May
35
May
36
May
15?* June
31
31
31
31
6
33
37
12
June 28
13* May 10
38
9
Feb. 16
June
5
% June
7
5* May 24
7
May 24
91* June 19
91* Apr.
May
5
Apr.
91* June
51* May
16 3* June
11* Jan.
19 H May
251* June
3* Jan.
1* Feb.
Jan.
651* June 29
L05
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
1* June
1
-
183* June 12
251* June 20
% June 5
Feb.
Jan.
Mar.
611* June
June 29
June 13
10
7
23
22
28
26
3
1
20
9
26.
6
June
June
111* Jan.
June
M
June
71%June
11
67
3
Mar.
88
193*
181* June
203* June
1
Mar.
261* June
233* June
251* June
243* May 28
5
Mar.
32
273* June 28
June
29
June
321* Jan.
373* Jan.
83* Sale
H
113
43*
143*
143*
15 K
15H
261* Sale
11*
11*
261* Sale
133*
41*
14
1
11*
,141*
33* ; 5
1*
193*
Sale
41* June 17
.H
""13*
42
June
June
7
83* June
5
3*6 June 19
3* June 14
41* June
"21* "~3"l*
15
71* Mar. 7
23* Jan. 15
J* Jan. 16
June 19
7
41* June 17
153* June 24
141* Apr. 22
253* June 25
281* June 18
11* June
5
20
June 15
133* June 19
41* June 25
133* June 19
41* June 17
111* Mar. 12
41* June 25
143* June 25
3* June 24
11
17
June 21
15
332 June 24
421* June 24
1* June
6
24
42
89
52
50
Apr.
6
11* May
8
241* Mar. 20
1
June
3
3* June 10
151* June 17
1*6 June 13
June
1
3* June 17
June 26
913* June 21
42
72
June
3
83
June 11
June 12
June 22
62
791* Sale
Jan.
6
141* June
36
37
32
% June 19
3*6 June 19
11
3*6
153
June
81* June 18
3*
41*
o
% June
5
Mar. 26
Feb. 25
June 27
70
Sale
3*
Sale
June li
June
!
Jan.
8
«
53*
16^
35
9
14
Jan.
17
25
1*
Sale
5
June 27
June
4
18
41*
5
(
June 2h
13* June 11
June 14
4^.
133*
1
33* June 28
*83* June 13
4% June
8
251*
1*
1141* 113
63* Sale
81* Sale
12
1(
May 21
.
Feb.
92
17
111
251*
June
3
73* June 27
3*« June 27
1* June 25
241*
24
B—....:•
Preferred.............*
June 14
11
Ltd.
Amer
55 preferred
4,710 Gilbert (A C) Co
25
mt*
*h
ify,
81* Sale
Sale
315
.
83* Sale
863*
92
Sale
Sale
17,200 Gen Investment Co
2,100
June
13
14
801* Mar. 13 1021* May 21
55
May
9
60
Jan. 10
5
9
26
(;en Gas & Elec—
200
3,100
73* Sale
Sale
General Elec Co of Great Brit
15,800
American dep receipts...£1
2,400 G60 FireproofIng com.*...9
300
"""?* "Sale" "~K ""3*
30
10,000 Garlock Packing Co com....*
12,200 General Alloys Co..
600
8
23 H June 13
4
12
"II* Sale
*151*
20
Froedtert Grain Ac Malting
Co conv
8,200
pref............15
\
14
7
June
21
123*
-.77
Sale
Foundation Go,—
800
Jan.
161* Apr.
"
243* June 26
291* June 17
76
dep rets..Ord reg il
of France Am
dep rets..
4,800 Foremost Dairy Prod
com...*
1,400
19
16
13
Mar. 22
24
.....100
2,500 Ford
"""600
1
7
Co class A....
•
Florida Power At Lt 17
pref..*
Ford Motor of
Canada cl A
•
Class B
............
•
Ford Motor Co,
78,600 FUntkote
30,900
2
29
16
23
21
61* June 17
41* June 22
491* June
3
1
32
........
600
19
4
May 16
103* Jan.
41* June 10
111* Mar. 7
Jan.
151* Apr.
571* May
2
May
Feb.
20
4
May
15
Apr.
..
100 Emsco Derrick &
Equip Co.5
22,000
June 19
Jan.
7
May 27
1
•54 participating pref.....*
75
1,200 Electrographlc Corp com...l
30,000 Empire Pow Corp
100
51* June
3
" 41*
100 Elgin National Watch Co..15
""150
400
31*
"303* Sale"
3*
1
7% Sale
581* Sale
8
571* May 16
3* Apr. 12
103* June 20
433* June 29
7
Electric Shovel Coal Co—
■V400
53*
33*
31*
433* Sale
623*
641*
3* V
3*
73* June
....
11,500
2,125
51*
60"" "65"
31*
Mar. 18
041*
23*
63*
16
3* June
3* June
9
16
15
June 17
54
3*
X
91* Sale
3
3
3
30
Jan.
34
Mar. 29
June 14
••
4,700
3
Feb.
Feb.
87
11
June 14
May 16
Jan.
3
May 27
3* Jan.
10 K May
73* Mar.
13* June
30
June
183*
73*
11*
41*
23* Feb.
26
1013* June 26
591* June 26
June 19
1* June
58
41* June
591* June 26
143* June 26
""A Sale"
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
500
Am dep rets ord reg—
_£J
400 Durham Hosiery cl B com...*
42,300 Duval Texas Sulphur....
•
100
Mar.
1* Apr.
5
May 16
.13
11* Mar. 14
233* June 13
193* June 29
173* June 12
41* June 10
........100
8,206 Dubiller Cond Corp
325
15
Feb.
Mar.
29
121* June 13
31*-June
7
1134 June 12
18
12
Sale
Sale
350 Draper Corp
8,000
Mar.
4
1
28
Feb;
14 K June 12
3* Mar.
19
19
;June 17
1* Jan.
2
7
87
10
8
11* June
June 13
June 19
33
113* Mar. 18
20
500 Dominion Steel & Coal B..25
500 Dominion Tar & Chem, Ltd *
7,000
1
43* Jan. ' 5
31* June 12
8
Mar. 14
13
Distillers Co Ltd—
Douglas (W
L) Shoe Co—
100
7% preferred
.....100
41,300 Dow Chemical Co com
*
Mar.
M June 27
16
41*
3* Sale
61*% preferred......... 100
700
1,300
"""400
1
June 24
June
1
15
June 22
June 27 113
June 11
June
1
183* June 14
63* June 12
7
June 19
3* June 10
3* June
Sale
2j
300
Am dep rets ord reg
£1
25 Dennison Mfg 7% pref._..i00
8,100 Derby Oil At kef com
«
25
$4 cum preferred
100 Detroit Gray Iron Fdry com.*
175 Diamond Shoe Corp........*
93,300
11,700
June 26
Sale
....
125
22
12
131* Sale
IS
........
21* Mar. 15
11* Mar. 20
June 17
June
106
I)e Haviland Aircraft Co—
2,200
33
1* June 27
11* June 26
1* June 26
12
10,400 Darby Petrol Corp.........5
3,100 i>a*enoort Hosiery...
600
June
June
June 21
June 12
141* June 12
Cusl Mexicans Mining....50c
50
61,200
2,800
2
23*
Crown Cent Petrol Corp
1
Grown Cork Internet cl A..*
Cuban Tobacco com ? C c—•
100
Sale Prices
3]
3]
30
Preferred
300 Crowley Mtlner At Co com...*
100
Highest
Sale Prices
....<1
19,200
37,100
1,200
6,200
700
7,200
Lowest
23* June
34
52,300 Crocker Wheeler &'.ec Mfg..*
75,400 Croft (The) Brewing Co..
"3",200
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale
3*
23*
%
13*
...........100
412,100 Creole Petroleum com ......5
69,500
5,400
12,900
1
Lowest
Am dep rets for ord etk req
550
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Sale Prices
Ask
31* Sale
23*
2%
21* Sale
Cramp (Wm) & Sons Ship &
1,900
Engine Bldg Corp
100
67,658 Crane Co com.............25
1,700
20,300
June 29
June 1
Preferred............. 100
Gourtaulde Ltd....
100
PRICES IN JUNE
fo
STOCKS 1Continued)
Par
71,500 Cord Corp
5
13,300 Ciorroon Ac Reynolds.... ...I
5,800
Sb Con* pre# A
———•
15,900 Cosden OH Co com..
1
300
EXCHANGE
July I 1933
Shares
17,000
7,900
2,100
2,800
CURB
Low from
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1
YORK
June
5
66
June 14
23* June 12
46
94
31* June 11
Feb.
27
1*, Jan.
5
Mar. 21
3* Mar. 13
Jan.
May
16
2
11
5
18
2
7
8
Mar. 6
Mar. 29
63* Jan.
21
153* Feb. 19
Feb.
18
133* June 19
6
May
7
15
3& Mar. 16
30
June
91*
41*
1*
11*
Mar. 19
3* Apr. 17
Jan.
Apr.
Jan.
Apr.
6
?* June 24
17
Jan.
3
1* Jan. 22
421* June 24
Feb.
19
June 20
Jan.
8
Apr.
10
Mar.
4
Jan.
2
June 22
June 14
June 11
Mar. 20
;
July 1
NEW YORK
STOCKS (Continued)
Par
83,900 Glen Alden Coal Co....... *
.....2
6,600 Globe Underwriters
5,000 Godchaux Sugars class A...*
Class B
*
8,80o
18,700 Gold field Consol Mines....10
18,700 Gold Seal Blec com—.....1
2,000 Gorham Inc class A com....*
$3 preferred with warr....*
3,250
19,800
A A; 1,700
700
.
800
6,800
1,800
200
200
800
200
1,000
*6,800
19,000
A:
mmmmmm
m
mm
1,600
1,500
Co
Hall (C M) Lamp
m ~
-
125
'>>,
A;/
Corp
Haseltlne
~"x '"x
~~~y*
63
1
2,700
Horn
50
1st
IX
3H
7X
10 %
27,600
28,500
'•■V '
j.
mm
300
2,800
625
6,950
:
27,700
1,949
:
450
A
100
61,800
700
7,000
1,700
3,000
125
•
H-
A
-
'
------
6%
•
100
Sale
mmmmmm
300
280
100
A
,
100
1%
25
m'
mm m
'
mm-
"33 H Sale"
Sale
13 A
34^
5
Sale
5X
5X
%
IX
k
2X
2X
IX
6634
13
Sale
1234
4 34
Sale
4X
.............
35
-
3434
preferred
new
234
334
3
134
134
At
134
134
2%
34
,
3,800
1,710
300
Interstate Power
A 34
Sale
1,400
;
AA
4,400
m
A
>
300
A
21 34
400
12,200
2234
934 Sale
134
34
34
2334
.
1134 Sale
34
134
At A 34
Ac Lt Co—
70
2iH
Sale
June 1.4
2
June 14
6834 June 26
195
Sale
%
34
34
Sale
a
Sale
734
1,500 Lefcourt Realty
10
June 12
74
It
123.300 Llbby McNeil 8t Libby
100 Liberty Baking 7% pref.. 100
«.
3,800
5,200
A"
200
25
A
"
7
,405
Preferred
5,000
com....
...............
..
8,200 Lion Oil Refining
1,*50
52,200
For footnotes see page
•
56*
22
26
23
434
434
134
434
6834
3334
Apr.
Apr.
Feb.
Feb.
June
Feb.
134 Jan.
134 Feb.
34 Apr.
1
May
52
Mar.
21
13
May
2
June 12
1
1534 Jan.
Jan.
May
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
2H June
% Apr.
35
Apr.
634
3934
3134
334
134
Apr.
"
June 24
June 24
1
3$ June 11
June
3
48
234 June
19
Sale
634
634
19 X
&
Feb.
May
43
60
1
June 26
634 June 27
2
June 13
934
Sale
5034
1134 June
9
June
11
Sale
At
5034
75'
134
1934
6%
56
Sale
3
June 28
27
34 Jtine 24
49 Mi June
Sale
1
85%
2?*
June 12
76
80
June 15
634
""534
634 June
'% June
50 34 June
100
June
634 June
1
June
534
Sale
"534 Sale
6
15
12
__
13
1
29
15
26
5
5
June 24
June 24
5
8334 Mar. 15
34 Jan. 31
1
Apr.
6
8334 Mar. 15
% May 22
234 Jan.
8
1
34 June
June
3
234 June
3
Mar. 12
27
Feb.
134 Mar.
4
At Mar. 22
*21 ®4 "Tune" 13
7
June 17
2 34
June
4
9434 June 25
12
June 21
1234 June 17
78
15
Jan.
June 28
72
1
June 22
534 June 12
19
June 2*
534 June 17
6
June 24
57
3
22
17
27
23
3
23
13
4
At May 31
Apr. 22
1234 Mar. 29
1234 June 17
-4 1
96
May 23
Mar. 2
134 Jan.
8
80
Jan. 18
234 May 10
2034 May 28
734 Apr. 24
34 May 23
5
78
Jan.
15
58
67
7f-4 June 29
Apr.
Feb.
May
% May
22
May
734 Apr.
2 34 May
84
7534 Feb.
76
At June
5634 June 28
10534 June i7
734 June 28
3034 Jau-
15
Mar. 29
rll34 Apr. 17
434 Mar. 7
48
June 15
16
634 Mar. 20
134 Jan. 14
5334 June 12
34 June 2i
June
June 24
5
19
64
31
7534 June 28
134 Apr. 25
2H
^ 57**
61
15
24
20
24
6034 Apr. 20
34 Apr. 22
18
Mar. 13
34 Jan.
93
8
8
2434 Feb.
2734 Jan.
19
May
234 May
X
May
1934 June
1234 June
134 Jan.
34 Apr.
11
11
25
4
19
7534 June 28
134 June 26
22
June
5
34
34
10534 109
9934 105
Sale
634
634 m 7
......
*
1
Feb.
3^ Jan.
Mar. 19
Jan. 12
June 22
Jan.
7
June 18
8
22
22
2
4
26
25
1
June i2
934 Jau. 30
334 Mar. 6
June
1
434 June 19
28
Mar. 13
2934 Feb. 13
234 Jan.
134 Feb.
134 Jan.
34 Jan.
12
34 June
6
15
I234 June 26
1
June
5
*
B stock
Lone Star Gas :
June 17
June 24
34 June
6
1434 Apr. 18
J
334 Jan. 28
Mar. 28
Jan. 23
64
Sale
1
Loblaw Groceterias A.......*
25
6
22
61
15
24
24
29
11
87
2234 June
6
1734 June 24
1
June 18
19 74 June
Jan.
May
May
June
Jan.
21
35
June
5
June 10
78
5234
34
150
-
3
234 June 24
% June
4
1414 June 10
1
June 18
,■ 34
June
1934 June 17
934 June
1
34 June 17
Sale
10,400
100
m
June
3
22
"1
34
6*4
.mm
"4",600
7
8
5
234 June 20
Sale
*
30,000 Lehigh Coal Ac Nay....
25
73,400 Leonard Oil Development
25,200 Lerner Stores Corp com...
670
6H»% pref with warr....100
—
7
1334 June
5 34 June
37 34 June
9
Mar. 12
75
57
134
1834
—
June 12
June 24
1
June 12
534 June 15
June
1
434 June 19
3434 June 27
134 June
1
1934 June 28
1}
Sale
134
1
m
Jan.
934
2234
2234
1334
3534
Mar. 12
55
6
70 Lackawanna RR N J.....100
100
May 10
Jan.
4034 Apr. 25
Mar. 22
6
69
6% preferred...........100
2,725
3,600 Kress (S H) 8c Co spec pf..l0
30.300 Kreuger Brewing Co........I
I
144,200 Lake Shore Mines Ltd
i2,400 Lakey Foundry Ac Machine. 1
Lane Bryant 7% pref..... 100
330
m
30
12
June
62
American shares........£!
10
m
May
3
11
313
33
June
5834 June 13
EmlH Co common.
2,200 Klelnert (J B) Rubber.....10
1.200 Knott Corp com.... .......1
Kolster Braodes Ltd—
13,500
m
29
Jan.
June 24
87
Koppers Gas Ac Coke—
950
38
2
June 17
6
1
-2
IS
834 Mar. 6
1534 Mar. 14
153 Mar. 30
4
6
2134 June
1334 June 29
3434 June 29
3
June
Jan.
14
3
34
2 3 34
1
23
1334 Jan.
J*
134 June
5
34 June 13
..
Klein (D
500
Jan.
3
7
22
Mar. 11
20
101'
25 Kansas C & E 7% pref..
4
8,700 Kerr Lake Mines l td
1
19,400 Kingsbury Breweries com
Kings County Lighting
V A 75
7% preferred series B...100
50
5% preferred series D...100
........1
26,100 Klrby Petroleum
7,500 Klrkland Lake G M Ltd.....I
12,400
Jan.
U
5H% preferred........100
6% preferred
.......100
7% preferred
.11.....100
410
5,000 Jonas & Naumburg Corp.2.50
7,295 Jones At Laughlin com....10C
~2~, 166
June 26
26
June 28
334
134
Co com..25
Jersey Central Pow
740
2234 June
12
180
1,000
2634 Jan.
29
1,155
A
A
15
At Mar.
Mills...
»7 pref
Investors Royalty
15
Jan.
*...."
.........—
100 AA
5
29
.........
Interstate Hosiery
234 May 28
Mar. 27
30
25
May 14
108
May 22
1634 May 17
May 23
64
Mar. 27
7
6
5
2
1
"OX Sale"
12*1 Sale
13-50 pref—50
Mining Corp com..!
Int Hydro-EIec
16
Mar. 14
7
2
Feb.
31
31
28X
Feb.
34 Mar. 20
2034 Apr. 16
234 Mar. 14
234 June 27
62
67
29
Sale
63
7
June 18
334 Mar. 26
Jan.
20
2
2
-1
3
Jan.
100
10234 Jan.
1134 Jan.
934 June 17
934 June 17
June 27
1934 June 25
13
June 2 t
33 34 June
1
434 June
84 X June
10X
19
June 19
19
Sale
19 X
Sale
28
May
25
Feb.
44
Feb.
?2H
70
Jan.
2834 June 25
2734 June 24
June 12
25
Sale
20 X
m
334 June
2 X June
34 X June
334 June 13
134 June 26
3234 June 26
3A
27
Sale
im
45,900 Irving Air Chute com ... ..1
10,100 Italian Superpower cl A....*
Warrants
2,000
AA
300
31|
4H A
IX
2X
2
20
(
1
2
Warrants
Jan.
30
y*
15
1234 Apr. 26
May 23
5234 June 10
2334 May
1434 May
30
Jan.
3434 Jan.
m'm
3
$7 prior
June 18
June 17
9
Feb.
Jan.
nitH
37
June
1
2334 June
3 24
8
105 A June 25 10634 June
1534 June
4
1434 June
*
56
June
1 6334 June 17
3i June 20
34 June 20
300 Iron Cap Copper Co com—10
400 Iron Fireman Mfg com v t c._*
200
"
11,800
1,200
m'm
m
3
Warrants
70
June
6
3
6S
Apr.
7
3
Jan.
34 June 21
234 June
W
P*
500 Interstate Equities com.-.-l
S3 conv preferred
...—50
500
mmmmmm
4,300
mm
2A
50
m
25V&
3%
2H
Internat
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
Jen.
6
6334 May 10
May 14
334 May 16
134 Apr.
Sale
%
*
900
m
60
mm
57 X
Sale
1
Registered...............*
4,600
11,200 Internat Products com...
1,300 Internat Safety Rasor cl B_*
4,100 Internat Utll class A......-*
Class
B
.......1
22,050
1,900
5,600
m
57 H
Non-voting class A.......*
v t C-.-
-
"14 X 'liVs
lill Sale
Class
\v500 Industrial Finance
-
Sale
25 A
st »ck
6
15
27
10
5
10
28
22
i34
334
834
1134
134
5234
24 At
1534
2X
:
»
'
pref.....
346.000 Internat Petroleum com.
1,100
40
-
7
Jan.
50?4
8
Feb. 23
Mar.
58
Jan.
&
100
2
V
.
3
2H
preferred...........100
B
June x3
63
June 13
June
3
June
5
2434 June 12
1434 June 28
5034 June
1
~UX Sale"
8
56
334 Mar.
50
51
mrnmrnm
8,600
16,175
54,000
70,300
rnrnmmmm
Apr. 23
-At Jan.
8
7434 May 23
6><i June 17
-
2,575
6,000
6,900
44,200
-
34
*
Sale
1
7% preferred..
......100
400
33,500 Insur Co of North Amer ..!•
1,200 Internet Cigar Machinery
100 Internet Holding & Invest.*
50
8,500
34 Feb.
7
34 Mar. 25
5034 Mar. 13
55
Jan. 11
55
Jan. 25
7
Jan.
3
334 Mar. 30
At May
4
1
.
1
40X
.
4,000
AA.V
500
2,800
34 June
4
At June 10
70)4 June
5
534 Feb.
75 Illuminating Shares Co A...*
Imperial Chem IndustriesAm dep rets ord reg
..£1
3,800
433,800 Imperial Oil (Canada)......*
Registered
...
—»
7,100
21,900 I mper lal Tobacco Co of Can. 5
8,100 Imp Tob of Gt Brit Ac Irel. .£1
..-10
9,500 I ndlana Pipe Line
A /
710 Ind'polls P & L 6H % pf ..100
Indian Terr I llum OH Co....
—
5134 June 18
234 June 10
7
June 10
10
June 19
34 June 21
mm
50 A
(AQCo common..
...50
preferred
...
Illinois P Ac L SO
Sale
m
8X
10 A
"1454!
""
mm m
rnm
8X
10X
IX
_
100
Sale
;
mm mm
50
*
170
1
m
17
15
Jan.
414 June 22
34 June 21
63
Jan.
6
20
fr
66
46'
10,215 Horn Ac Hard art com....
7% preferred.......... ,'aoo
1,260
»
220,400 Hud Bay Mln Ac Smelt ..
*
174,700 Humble Oil 8c Refining..
nil
900 Huyler's of Del com
*50
7% preferred stamped. .100
♦
2,200 Hydro-EIec Serur com...
18,800 Hygrade Food Prod.. ... 11.5
Hygrade Sylvanla Corp..
7,850
1,100
Mar. 21
4
5134 June 18
~"x
64jf
65 A
2%
6A
*
25c
4,200
194,600 Hecla Mining Co
8,900 Helena Rubinstein common
;
12,800 Heyden Chemical Co
100
400 Hires (Chas E) class A com..*
*
173,900 Holllnger Consol G M
15,000
2,900 Holly Sugar Corp common..*
1,500
Preferred.......—.....100
■AAA
25
500 Holophane Co Inc common.•
*
400 Holt (H) A Co class A
%
121
20
16
334 June
3
34 June 21
—
.........
18
6?4 June 11
..*
Hamilton Gas Co com v t c.l
.
1,500
3,280
1,400
16,600
1,900
1,400
,
7
June
5
34 June
4
34 June 28
62X June 27
At
64*1 Sale"
934 June 28
May 27
1134 May 27
34 Mar. 23
1
Feb. 18
334 Jan. 11
1934 May 10
28
Jan.
3
834 May 28
May 16
Jan. 21 129
May 13
Mar. 25 139
Jan.
7
Jan. 10
26
May
1
122
$5.50 preferred
Am dep rets part pref....—
1,700
1,200 Happiness Candy St cl A.. *
.25
525 Hertford Electric Light
9,600 Hartman Tobacco common. 10
1
6,880 Harvard Brewing Co—
300
m m m
X
At
X
6l'X Sale"
2
Jan.
24
1234 Mar. 12
534 Mar. 28
834 Mar. 15
6
3
12934 June 27
2134 June 20
125*4 June
128H 12634 June
21 X
2034 June
5
6
4,'4 June
49 3^ Sale
4034 Juno
*X
a
4
June 14
June
5
16
127
20
22
Stores Prod—
Handley Page Ltd., 8s
■
Saii
6
Tune
1434 June
7 34 June
June
5% June
1334 June
7%
June
34 June
3
234 June 17
16
June
4
4
128
Sale
42
June
17
.......*
200 Gypsum Lime & Alabastine. *
A;,
300
200
13 Y%
2
June
*4"
14X June 14
i3 n
7
126 X
common..5
10
A. June 20
X June
5
14
UX
Sale"
10
9 X June
Highest
Sale Prices
1334 May 11
7
Jan.
7
1634 Apr. 11
3
7
Jan.
2
34 Jan.
1
At Apr.
134 May 31
1434 June 14
June 28
9
26
X
2h
15
2
Sale
7X Sale
13 X Sale
com..*
Greenfield Tap & Die
Greyhound Corp
X
X
*X
100
m
A;
Sale
Sale
1
3
June
25
Lowest
Sale Prices
June 28
19
June 13
9
26^
8^Sa^
14 X
127 "
20 X
14 X June
Sale
21H
15
.
'
mm
9
H
ix
Common » t c...... ....25c
11,100
1,100 Guardian Investors common 1
.2*
141,500 Gulf Oil of Pa
*
100 Gulf States Utll $6 pref
500
"
Gray Tel Pay Station com . *
Gt Atl & Pac Tea 1st pref.100
Non-voting common stock *
Great Northern Paper Co. .20
Grocery
:
200
28
9
Agreement extended.... *
18,800 Grand Rapids Varnish Corp *
1
Sale Prices
Highest
Lowest
Sale Prices
Ask
19 X
Sale
8H
22 X
16,100
5,550
3,105
5,030
2,<*00
3,400
328,300
~.
340
1,010
Ask Bid
14 X
Gorham Mfg Co—
>
1,900
2,500
June 29
June 1
'35
Bid
Shares
Shares
f
Juno 30
1
Jan.
RANGE SINCE JAN.
IN JUNE
1933
to
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
In
June
PRICES
Low from
SALES
AGGREGATE
47
CURB EXCHANGE
YORK
NEW
July, 1935]
34 Mar. 12
Jan. 17
134 Mar. 14
18
Jan.
5
534 Mar. 21
34 Apr.
8
40
Jan.
3 56 A June 28
91 34 Feb.
1 10534 June 17
834 Apr. 12
634 June
6
1
Junei22
1
June 22
634 Apr.
6
334 Mar. 28
June 24
1734 Feb.
4 19
1734 Feb. 21
1734 Jan.
9
634 Jan.
7
434 Mar. 13
48
NEW
SALES
AGGREGATE
June
Shares
Shares
480
1,050
25
57,900
200
"'"ioo
June 30
STOCKS (Continued)
Par
•
com
600 Lucky Tiger Comb G M
20 Ludlow Mfg Associates
25,600 Lynch Corp
'35
June 29
June 1
3%
3%
3X
3%
Lowest
66
Sale
66
57
59 %
"64"" Sale
com
Highest
Sale Prices
3
June 13
Ask
Ask Bid
Bid
24 % June
~~8""
1
10
*
5
Sale
Sale
Lowest
Sale Prices
3% June 22
72% June 26
72% June 26
37
June 24
3,500 Mangel Stores Corp com....*
1,330
*%% P"f with com purw.»
1,500 MapesCons Mfg Co..
*
37
7% June 25
3 % June 27
6
"37"" "37%
GX
4X
6%
37" "June
Jan.
64
June 24
24% June
5
8% June 11
3 % June 20
20% Apr.
25
3
May 7
May 17
Apr. 29
26% Mar. 14
94
39
May 20
2
4% Jan. 12
3% June 27
6
June 12
6
5% June 25
June
Jan.
5% June 25
50
Mar. 28
25% June 20
25%
June"20
6
8%
8%
3%
2%
1%
4%
lit
June 19
8
June
900
600
400
4
Feb.
5,600
400
700
1,900
6%
3
IX
8X
7% June 11
3X
3
IX
2;
IX
4%
X
June
7
3
8%
Sale
1% June 4
1% June 24
~3~X "4 ~
X
June 13
4
X*
.
1
June
% June 14
21
14
18
24
18
June
4
10
19
14
8% Jan.
9
8% June 21
May 24
June 18
May 14
Jan.
2
Jan,
5
1
Mar. 12
Feb.
19
3%
2%
1%
5%
X
11
Feb.
3
Jan.
Jan.
61
1% Mar. 13
Jan.
Jan.
33% Jan.
15
8
Communication Am dep ret
2,000 MargayOll
*
6,600 Marion Steam Shovel com..*
18,400 Maryland Casualty Co com.l
2,900 Mass Utll Associates » tc...l
2,700 Massey Harris Co common..*
45,100 Mavis Bottling Co of Amcl At
9
6
June
June
June
June
June
25% June 20
Marconi Internet Marine—
400
Sale Prices
3 X May 29
39
5
89
35
Highest
Sale Prices
2
Mar.
6
48
Jan. 12
64
1
June
*57% June 13
*
312,400 Louisiana Land A: Expl
200
2,300
to
325 Loudon Packing Co
'
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
July 1 1933
24,400 Long laland Light com
3,120
7% preferred
_IO0
6% preferred eerie* B __I00
8,400
4,200
PRICES IN JUNE
Low from
new york
curb exchange
Since
Jan. 1
In
YORK CURB EXCHANGE
23
May Hosiery Mills—
300
T.366
$4 preferred w w
.....*
19,700 Mayflower Associates Inc
3,700 McColl Frontenac Oil.
25
6%
preferred..
40% Feb.
*
47 X
5~,I66
19,300
15,600 Memphis Nat Gas
Teoo
5,700
1,000
25
"moo
4,900
9,500
7%
4% June
June 13
50
G4X
69
2X
•111
*
10X
iox
5
1
6% June 13
36% June
June 3
June 27
June
3
June
4
65% June 19
31% June
Sale
56% Sale
2X
3
.....*
preferred
5X
5%
4X
32 X
5
com
Mercantile Stores Co
200
900
4
50 Memphis P & L $7 pref
1,500
June 25
41
8
44
30
Jan.
98
Mead Johnson Ac Co com....*
3,300
400
48
50
12% Apr. 30
*
McCord Radiator 8c Mfg?
McWilllams Dredging com.
100 Mead Corp common.......
50
50
48
...100
14,000
28,525
4,400
4,450
50
•
11X
10%
56%
2%
75%
10%
3
June
5
75% June
10% June
3
4
-.100
~1X "iX
Merrltt Chapman 8c Scott..
1,600
6%% A pref
100
49,700 Mesabi Iron.............._.*
2
Sale
50 Metal Textile part pref
._*
Metropolitan Rdison Co—
$6 pref series C
_.*
4
2
June 13
13
1% June
9
"~X Sale"
% June
June 22
24
l%Jan.
5
75% June
3
10% June
4
70
Jan. 17
June 29
% June
1
Jan.
3% Apr. 17
21% Jan.
7
3% Feb. 16
55
Apr. 12
% Jan.
8
1
5
98
71
Jan.
Jan.
24
5
36}
3*
May 16
Feb. 16
653
June 18
3
May 22
75% June 3
13% Jan. 17
73% Jan. 25
2
June 29
June 22
2
5
Mar.
Mar.
May 27
15% Jan. 10
13
Xt May 14
lit Jan. 30
34
400
92
4,980 Mexico-Ohio Oil Co........*
10,400 Michigan Gas Ac Oil Corp
*
21,500 Michigan Sugar com.......*
Preferred...
17,600
10
2X
3
1
IX
5% Sale
............
June 25
2
June 12
IX Sale
1
June 10
7
7%
5% June
IX
1% June 13
% June 15
lit June 15
"2X "3"
1
Mar. 12
34
Mar. 12
June 25
80
Jan.
31
96
May
X Jan.
92
Sale
30
2% June 17
1 % June 22
2
8
3
92
June 21
1
Mar. 13
33
13
% Mar. 15
Feb.
16
8
8
Jan.
30
May 27
June 22
June 21
Middle States Petroleum—
3,500
600
13,100
110
Class A vot trust ctfs
14,800
*
Class B vot trust ctfe
•
10,000
32,700 Middle West Utll com...
•
S6conv pref ser A..
3,800
•
$6 conv pref A ctfs of dep.*
1,400
Midland Royalty Corp—
610
12
conv
1
fi
Sale
t
IX
a
*
Sale^
pref..............*
8
June 19
1% June
lit June
6
lit June 21
8
Mar. 14
Mar.
2
it
2% May
% May
% Jan.
1
Apr.
% Jan.
Jan.
4
Apr. 23
Apr. 25
75
400
300
200
6,425
5,100
17,500
1,710
1,000
50
20
300
""loo
9,900
S3
non-cum dlv
W
shares....*
16 X
June 19
10
2nd preferred
...*
Molybdenum Corp v t C.....1
Montgomery Ward A Co A.
~9X
14% June 29
36% June 29
1X June 27
5
Mar. 15
14% June 29
130
15,400 Murphy (G C) Co
ljf
29
80
2*
1
com
.....
40,800 National Service Co
.....1
Conv partic preferred....*
1,600
750 National Steel Car Ltd
*
14,800 National Sugar Refg.
200 National Tea Co 5 % % pref. 10
National Transit.. ....12.50
10,600
6,100 National Union Radio com._l
5,625 Nehl Corp com............*
300
20
"3",700
325
800
11,100
""266
180
2,850
100
150
400
400
1,075
300
25
92,400
17,100
1,600
8,300
12,000
8,800
1,000
225
2,300
6,350
175
1,400
25 %
9
20%
10
800 N Y Merchandise Co com...*
125 N YPr & Lt $6
pref
200
7% preferred
100
N Y
Shipbuilding Co
6,300
f"°"nders shares.......—1
4,700 N Y Steam Corp com.......*
8,125 N Y Telso
pref
100
1,400 New York Transit
5
1,425 N Y Water Serv 6% pref.. 100
277,600 Niagara Hud Pow com
15
Class A option
41,400
warrants...
Class B option
2,200
warrants...
31,400 Niagara Share Corp class B 5
45,450 Nlles-Bement-Pond com...."
63,200 Nipissing Mines
.11111
Noma Elec Corp
com....
Northam Warren
Corp'pref
_
$6 preferred..
700 North Amer Match
3,200
Nor Amer
for footnotes see page
56.
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Feb.
9
*
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16
137
30%
June
137
30
40
June
30
June 26
June
4
7% Jan.
Jan.
26% May
23
Jan.
June
16
91
96"
June
7
114
June 10
96% June 25
Jan.
1% June 12
35% June 19
21
June 24
109
June 13
11
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June
1
60
12
June 29
lit June
1
63% June 12
8
k
x
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7
%
%
"29"" "28"" "30""
26%
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X
M
4% Sale
8%
9
AX B1X
Sale
4
6% June 20
71 % June 29
%
%
15%
25%
June
June
June
June
10
21
12
14
8% June 28
% June
4
4
June 29
99
8% June
5
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% June 21
15% June 12
June 28
29
9% June 22
% June
4
4% June
1
June 12 100'
June 20
June
5
7% June
7
11
7
June 10
Apr.
17 116
May 11
Apr. 11
Mar.
47%
May
3*
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2% June 14
102
58% Sale
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48
i
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32
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June
"4% "4%
ri%"
48%
1%
50
3
6*
5 102
58% June
4
1% June 12
48
June
3
June
66
June
5
14
1% June
7
52% June 12
Feb.
f
"1% ""2%
i%
June 28
"l% June" 28
11
30
"56"
32
92" "Sale"
June 26
June
26
32
June
1
56 % June
32
June
87"" June" "7
2% Jan.
§*
14
7
May 24
May 20
June 28
16
25
June
1
25% Jan.
53% Jan.
61% Jan.
June 22
11
5
Apr.
Apr.
1
14
25
21
June
33
June 29
June
66
Mar.
8
92
June
24
Feb.
11% June 26
50
25
3% May 21
May
Apr.
May
Jan.
53%
2
Jan.
102
aune
■Ah
4
Jan.
5% Jan.
5% June
40% May
2% Jan.
Mar.
102
Feb.
May 21
June 20
9
5% June
2
16
100
8
Feb.
5% Jan.
2% June
Feb.
1
9% May
9% June 22
Mar.
2%
5
17
20
35
4% Apr.
6% May
...
47
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
2%
7
7
16% Apr.
25% June
9
Apr.
90
16
30
71% June 29
5% Apr. 25
9% Mar. 4
Apr.
Apr.
May
6%
6
34*
Jan.
Jan.
*A Jan.
1% Jan.
66
46% Feb. 26
5% Apr. 25
5% Jan.
2
6%.
4
May 20
Mar.
2
3
May 31
109
% Feb.
% Mar.
15
7
Jan.
Mar.
35
Feb.
11% Mar.
% Mar.
55
Jan.
35% June 19
9
22% May
Mar.
103
35
...
15
1% May
29% Feb.
18% June
2%
5% June 25
7
114
9
si*
7i%
13
May 16
Jan.
3 102
1%
2%
Feb.
27
5
7
June 26
Apr. 30
4* Apr. 26
Jan.
72
June 11
2
30
105% Mar. 28
1
9
17
29% June 22
18% Feb. 25
18
35
17% June
17\ 1?\
68% Sale
12% Apr.
26 137
Jan.
3
June 24
30
10
Jan.
6
1%
34%
19%
May 24
2 144% May
6 31% Jan.
20
5% June 11
Apr. 16
Apr. 25
May 31
Feb. 13
Jan.
14
12
69% June 22
15
125
% June 22
June 28
4% Sale
93
inft3(
13 100
Mar. 28
127
Jan.
24
10% Mar. 29
30% Mar. 21
6
Feb.
32
78% May 28
92
'
June 29
'
4%
12
113
3
7X
9X
Sale
12%
15% 13% Sale
118% Sale
117% Sale
3%
3%
4
3%
60
20
2%
X
:
62
5% Sale
lit
1
3%
17%
2%
%
1%
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Sale
2%
30
1%
41%
1%
44
1
2
7
•
1
Corp.."'*
com
34
2
210 N Y & For Inv 6% % pref..100
NY * Hond Rosarlo M
Jan.
18% Feb. 25
1 % June
1%
35
34% June
Sale
21
18% June
25
25
34%
34%
107% 109
108% 108% 108% June
16% Sale
16% June
% June
56%
65
60
Sale
55
June
X Sale
lit June
1
X Sale
Sale
X June
33 %
20
2%
400 New Process Co common....*
300 N Y v»
ion Co common.. •
Nor Amer Lt 8c Pow com
""1% Sale'
X
....100
50 New Engl Tel & Tel Co...100
5,700
1,350
6,700
17,700
Sale
94
69% Sale
.
100 New Haven Clock Co com..
56,750 New Jersey Zinc
35
18,200 Now Mexico 8c Aria Land... I
77,400 Newmont Mining Corp....10
25,500
"5%
11%
100
7% preferred
New Bradford Oil
June
June
5
June 4
June 28
June 22
23%
~~7X "7% '"6% "
2
100 Nestle Le Mur Co class A...*
20 Nevada Calif Elec com
100
18,600
11%
141%
29%
29%
9% June
£130% June
27% June
"2%
1,600 Nelson (Herman) Corp .....5
2,200 Neptune Meter class A
...*
50
13", 100
32
*
100 National Refining common 25
Nat Rubber Mach com
...»
950 Nelsner Bros pref
Jan.
% Mar. 18
12
112
28 %
10
preferred..........1
6,700
1,425
250
200
June 24
#
73,420
1,800
30
June
105
16,100
Warrants.
11,800 National Leather Co com...*
49,550
T,806
18
114
31%
...
Nat Power 8c Light—
16 preferred
22%
100
Corp com....*
$2 convertible preferred..*
4,975 Nat Dairy Prod pref A....100
....
35
Jan.
Nat Container
5%%
June 22
June 22
100
6,200
100
100
28% Sale
10% Sale
137
"35""
3%
Nat Bellas Hess com........I
Nat'l Bond 8c Share Corp...*
76,800 National Fuel Gas
22,300 National Investors
"21X
30
common..*
8% preferred
11
1
69% June 22
1
4~400
~
Sale
130
*
50
340
68
June
10% June
54% June
27
900 Nachman Sprlngfllled Corp.*
1,600
1,700
11
left
Feb.
Moore Drop Forging cl A
400 Mtge Bank of Colom Am shs
900 Mountain 8c Gulf O! I Co
1,700
16
11,700
3,300
10%
10%
20 X
100 Mountain Sts Pow com.....*
290 Mountain Sts Tel & Tel..100
"""606
1 % June 27
16
June
8
Montreal Lt Ht Ac Pow com..*
Moody's Investors Part pref.*
100 Moore Corp Ltd...........
50
7% A pref..............100
155,700
9,700
1,600
16%
7
82
38,800 Mountain Producers Corp. 10
12,100
1,300
550
35% June 25
16
7% June
21
8
X Mar. 16
9X
50
14X Sale
36 X Sale
Sale
36
30 Miss River Power pref....100
Mock Judson Voehrlnger
*
Mohawk 8c Hud Pow 1st pref.*
5,400
16,900
6,200
284,000
9,970
3,000
1,050
5,900
1,900
8H
Sale
67
900 MldvaleCo...
......._*
1,600 Mining Corp of Can
...*
2,250 Minnesota Min Ac Mfg Co
*
900 Miss River Fuel Corp wsrr.
o
26
June 19
Midland Steel Product—
5,600
16
17
11
"g~C Sale"
8
June
13%
117%
3%
62%
June
5
June
X
%
1%
5% Sale
June
June
June
June 24
119%
3%
62%
6%
% June
June
June
7
June 18
June
11
June 20
Xt June 20
1% June
5
June
5% June 28
Sale
June
2% Sale
2% June
23% June 24
8
2% June
22
1%
42
1%
Sale
15%
Sale"
18
H
"1% ""!%
2
Sale
June 20
June 24
June 12
June
5
1%
43 X
1%
15%
June
3
June
8
June 25
June 29
37
3*
1%
40%
%
10%
June 26
40
1% June 11
2
June
3
June 29
13% Jan.
4% Mar.
May
113% May
3
Apr.
46% Feb.
2% Mar.
12
A™
121
3%
62%
6%
lit
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
x Jan.
35
7
9
June
18
June
11
June 20
June
20
June 5
June 28
23% June 24
% Jan.
%
2%
8%
2%
May
Mar. 12
\i
6
3
24
Mar. 28
% Mar.
9
4% Mar. 6
24% Jan. 11
% Jan.
3
Apr.
2
May 24
44% May 27
1% May 11
15% June 29
40
June
3
2
June 29
July 1
NEW YORK
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN JUNE
Low from
SALES
AGGREGATE
EXCHANGE
YORK CURB
NEW
July, 1935]
1
1933
to
Since
Jan. 1
STOCKS (Continued)
8,700 North Cont Tmm Oil
19,600 North European Oil com..
175 NorlndPubSer6% prof..
175
7% preferred
—
1.080 Northern N Y Utll 7% pfd.
3,800 Northern Pipe Line......
24,100 Nor State# Power com A..
25,400 Northwest Engineering
33,100 Novadsl Agene Corp......
2,200
25
220!
600
5,000
2,100
6,000
300
25
2,720
570
m
m.
«•
300
1,100
500
2,280
1,400
9,500
700
3.450
200
>
'35
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
June 29
June 1
Shares
Shares
800
'
June 30
Lowest
Sale Prices
CURB EXCHANGE
In
June
100
300
4,200
59,000
100
14,300
50
1,700
50
100
800
46,400
450
•
■
125
200
100
9,800
7,760
1,900
80
270
1,200
58}$ June
"76"
11X
6,000
410
14,800
16,200
100
""766
5,700
Properties
350
6,100
540 Public Serv of Ind
June 20
2X
38
30
36 X
IX
3X
43 X
Sale
2
5
Sale
3X
39
44X1
"585$ Sale" '58X Sale"
35X 37X1
35
40
7X
6
June
,
17
59 X
37 X
7
57 X June
37 X June
7
10
June
June
Jan.
36
June
l!
IX Mar.
June 17
June
6
34
7
6
540
875|
"200
700
2,400
3,125
1,100
1,900
2,400
4%
Railroad Shares Corp com..*
Railway At Light Securities.*
Rys At Utll Invest cl A com..l
Rainbow Luminous Prod A.*
Class B common
....*
Raymond Concrete Pile—
75
Common
.............
$3 conv pref..............
450
200
'""800
1,500
2,000
200
6,000
3.600)
"'666
800
200
preferred...........100|
Raytheon Mfg. v t c .....50c
Red Bank OU Co
*|
Reeves (Daniel) com—
Relter Foster Oil Corp......*
Reliable Stores com........*
Reliance Internet com A....*
Reliance Management
*
Reybarn Co.. Inc.........14
Reynolds Invest com .......1
Rice Stix Dry Goods Co.....*
Richfield Oil of CaUf pref..25
Richmond Radiator com
•
3,000
7% conv pref
........
50 Rochester G Ac E 6% pref. 100
700
1,500
1,900
4,900
41,400
6,000
2,600
21,700
63,100
3,100
7.800
2,200
Rochester
100
200
99
72
Sale
70
61
June
June 12
36
June 21
8X
9
600
700
200
1,500
"l'.SOO
"Y.366
275
3,200!
14*766
450
1,900 Safety Car Heating At Ltg.100
17.700 St Anthony Gold Mining...!
100 St Lawrence Corp Ltd com..*
84,600 St Regis Paper Go
10
2,350
7% preferred
—100
Tor footnotes see page
56.
2lM
9X
6X
Sale
5X June
65$
1
60
57
57^1
66X
67X\
60}$ June
3
"lX Sale
I X June
1
7
10
June
1
25
15
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June
4
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Mar.
11
66
2.
June 17
_
36}$ Apr. 18
4X Jan. 22
60
Jan.
8
675$ June 15
255$ Feb. 14
2J$ June 26
12
May 16
9X Feb.
4
30
Jan.
2
2X Apr. 26
3
Apr.
1
Apr. 26
Jan.
3
Jan.
4
7
May 21
16
9X June 18
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26
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7
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Feb.
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12
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23 X
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7X
65$
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14X June 29
""X
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1
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June 3
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June
3
15
IX June 18
9X June 18
X June 17
14X Sale
1%
4
Feb.
8
Mar. 26
2X June 26
10
June
1
Sale
8X
10
24X
Apr.
120
16
__
May 28
2
Jan.
40
Mar. 11
675$ June 15
"2X "2X1
Sale
61
June 15
72
Jan.
June 20
28
June 14
Mar. 27
3
6
June
25
94
Jan.
35$ June 27
June
3
57
Feb.
Jan.
Feb. 26
10 X June
May 31
77
101
8X Mar.
3
June
3
2X June 17
4
7
June 22
25$ June 25
June 17
9
June 27
10
June
Apr. 24
13
15$ Feb. 26
275$ Feb. 25
44 X June 13
10 X June
7
2
2X\
2
June 21
66
~ -
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5
June
2X June 26
1X June
4
40X June 11
8X June 17
2X Sale
42X
43X\
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40 X
42
85$
10
35$
June 10
71
June 5 115
8
6X June 13
7X
65$
71
June 26
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June 15
7
June 24
May 17
Jan. 11
11
Feb.
9X Apr.
77
Jan.
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76}$ Apr.
53}$ Jan.
525$ Apr.
31
Feb.
L13
May
Mar.
4
June 14
4 101
94
86 X June
5
69 X June 21
60
June
1
18
2
Feb.
,
82
IX Mar.
1
Feb.
Jan.
17
645$ Jan. 22
June
6
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6
7
8X June 26
5X Mar-
13}$ Jan.
18
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2
15}$ May 25
4
1
Feb.
'*75$ Sale"
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6X June
Mar. 25
Apr. 26
8
Jan.
2
5
Jan. 11
17}$ Feb. 20
16
Feb.
7
78}$ Apr.
4
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Jan. 31
8X June 22
1
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77
90
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1
81
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5$ Mar. 19
105$ May 10
45$ Mar. 20
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5
195$ June 13
38
30
37X
39
28
June
30
37
39
305$ June
June 21
355$ June 12
3
4
81
12X June
245$ June
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15X June 14
3
33 X June
3
70
3X June 25
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135
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132
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4
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49
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Apr.
Apr.
195$ June
7
Apr.
38
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355$ June
82
Apr.
83
Feb.
6X Mar. 18
13
Mar. 19
345$ Mar. 30
29$ Jan. 14
X June 12
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6X\ 5X June 25
1X\ 1X June 3
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1
5X
IX
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"2X ""3"
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10
11
% Bale
6
2X June 13
X June 21
X June 17
6X June
7
15$ June 18
IX June
3
June 24
IX June 3
9X
11
X Apr.
8
65$ Mar. 26
X Jan. 24
X Feb. 26
45$ Feb. 25
*32 Apr.
2
454 Mar. 14
X Mar. 15
5$ Feb.
9
2
Apr.
9$ Apr. 26
95$ Apr.
5
June
6
Mar. 12
June
7
Feb.
2105
10
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16X
85$ June 27
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1
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183
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June 29
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2
5
June 18
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X
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3
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5
23
5
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Apr.
9
Jan.
Feb.
5X June 25
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6X June 24
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12
27
23
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June 18
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5
21
May 22
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132}$ Feb. 14 145}$ June 19
5$ Feb. 26
8
11
26
127
4X Mar. 27
17
Apr. 20
5
May 10
June 22
May 16
90
75
90
Telephone Corp—
10
6X% 1st preferred
100
1,500 Rogers Majestic Corp cl A..
10,700 Roosevelt Field Inc........5
1,400 Root Refining com......
1
3,600
Prior pref..............10
6,400 Rossia Internet Corp ......*
1,600 Royalite OU Co Ltd
*
10,300 Royal Typewriter com......*
6,553 Ruberoid Co
100
4,800 Russeks Fifth Ave Inc......*
5,800 Ryan Consol Petroleum....*
#
June
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
24
50
$7 psrt preferred.........
21,170 Puget Sound P At L $6 pf
24,315
$5 preferred...
.......*
13,670 Pure Oil Co 6% pref...
100
7,600 Pyrene Mfg
10
80
Mar,
Jan.
35$
32X
17
55
Public Service of Oklahoma—
7% prior lien pref...... 100
40
June 14
25
12X\
13X\ 12
12
4
June
S2H June 21
June 17
2X June
2X June 27
Sale
June 26
102
Feb.
May
1
79}$ Apr.
7X Mar.
pref..*
685 Quaker Oats com..........
3X May 23
275$ June 22
25X June 24
7X Feb.
Public Utll Securities—
3,350
4,055
4,680
1,000
6X May 29
June 26
3
Mar.
71
,
21
20
5
29
24
June
10
105}$ June 13
905$ Apr. 25
115$ May 28
1
Jan.
7
20}$ Jan.
18}$ Jan.
June 26
June
4
June 14
June
June
June
June
June
89
IX Apr.
2
June 18
June 20
27
107 X May
Jan.
4
8X June 26
75$ |
7%
Sale
2,150 Public Service of Nor 111...,
950
Com $60 par stock.....40
275
6% preferred
100
125
7% preferred..
...
100
50|
1X
13X
32 X
38 X
2X
3X
44 X
June
7
5
3
2X June 10
102
May 21
145$ May 11
135$ May 25
225$ Jan. 22
Jan.
Feb.
89
Jan.
85X Jan.
905$ Apr.
95$ Feb.
X Mar.
27 X June 22
25 X June 24
IX June
13X June
13
335$1 29 X June
36
June
39
IX June
Sale
Sale
35$ June
June 29
7
19
6
June
2X June
17
39
June
1
91
70
6X June 20
3
June 26
25 X June
24 X June
2X
27X
12X
12 X
30
Sale
12X
29 X
...*|
pr
IIX
June 26
June 11
June 18
June
1
11X
X
5X
2X
,
Sale
27
Sale
$4 preferred..............
590
150
June 18
89
6% 1st preferred...
100
7% 1st preferred.......100
50
150
27
92 X June
35,600 Prudential Investors com
.*'
210
$4 preferred......
*|
Public Service of Colorado—
40
60
1
5
58}$ June
6X Mar. 14
5X Jan.
3
185$ May 23
22 X June
June 20
6.X\
3
2%
2X
25 X
...........
150 Providence Gas Co
June 12
June 28
June 4
1102
1
X
6
Realization—
Mill-Co com
14X June 24
12X June 11
17
6X June
As May 27
May 10
54
6
June 29
91
June
8
June 27
June
ion ~iix\
1
X
5X
6H
2X Sale
Propper
8,000
8
38}$ Mar.
1101}$ June 10 105 X June
June 3 105X June 13
104}$ Sale
165 X Sale
115$
10X
i«
Voting trust ctfs.._.33Hc|
McCallum Hosiery [
5,610
8
6
45}$ Jan. 30
55$ Jan.
8
24
\l05X Sale'
3X May 27
7
Feb.
2
5
58}$ June
5
89
102,100 Producers Royalty Corp....l
*"900
20X
Sale
24
10
*
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg.....50
Pa Water Ac Power
•
Pepperell Mff Co.........100
Perfect Circle com.........*
Pet Milk 7% pref
100
Philadelphia Co com
»
150
1,100
20,800
12,600
79
,
...
4,800
""200
13
20X
»
Sale
5X
6X\ 6
13 X Sale 1 12 X
10 %
10X
12
20 X
21X Sale
13X
10
70,100 Phoenix Securities common.ll
15,100
Conv preferred A........lt|
5,700 Pie Bakeries loc cees...—
25
7A pitftrrsj.. ....... IH
1,800 Plercs Governor Co com....*
1,200 Pines Winterfront Co......5
140,470 Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd
l
87,600 Pitney Bowes Postage Meter*
300 Pitts Bessemer Ac L E RR...50
2,500 Pittsburgh Forgings Co....*
2,210 Pitts At Lake Erie KR
50
75,150 Pittsburgh Plate Glass eoes25
1,900 Pond Creek Pocahontas Co.*
36,100 Potrero Sugar com..........5
1,700 Powdrell At Aleiander......*
325 Power Corp of Can com.....*
3,237 Pratt At Lambert
_.._...*
103,910 Premier Gold Mining
1
175 Pressed Metals of Amer.....*
20,400
4,600
1,800
91
80
Sale
6X
5,700
1st pieferred
......*
1,472 Pacific Tin special stock.... *
37,300 Pan Amer Airways com.... 10
217,100 Pantepec Oil of Venesuela..*
1,000 Paramount Motors Corp....*
54,900 Park# Davis Ac Co....—.
50 Parker Pen Co
.10
21,850 Parker Rust-Proof com...
•[
866 Pender (D) Grocery cl A....*
400
Class B
•
1,100 Peninsula Telep Co com
*
30
7% preferred
100
1,400 Penn Met Fuel common
1
250,700 Pennroad Corp com vtc_.
100 Pa Cent Lt Ac Pr $2.80 pref..*
600 Pa Gas At Elec class A
*
25 Pa Pow Ac Lt $6 pref......
*
$7 preferred
Jan.
As Jan.
June
5
X June 10
3
5|
32
41,200 Pacific Eastern Corp..
..1
49,800 Pacific G At £ 0% 1st pref..25|
4,800
5X% 1st preferred
...25|
8,475 Pacific Ltd Corp ft pref..
300 Pacific Pub Serrnon-vot com*
800
June
X June 10
2,025 Ohio Brass class B......
225 Ohio Edison $6 preferred...*
18,630 Ohio OU 0% pref
1*0
1,410 Ohio Power 6% preferred. 100
50 Ohio Pub Serv 6% 1st pref 100
5,200 Ollstocks Ltd common......5
5,000 Outboard Motors cl B com..
4,000
Class A con* pref........*
5,980 Overseas Securities Co......*
1,600
750
3
6
9
5
Mar.
Mar.
IX Apr.
1
Feb.
3X Apr.
X Feb.
26 X May
15X May
41
Jan.
3X Apr.
5$ Mar.
60}$ Mar. 29
&Apr. 16
X May
9
Mar. 14
175$ MarM5
1
Jan.
3
Jan. 14
15$ May 27
1
Feb. 20
5
25
Jan.
22
May 17
8X Jan. 22
Jan.
9
May 31
June 24
IX Jan.
12}$ Jan.
1
2
3
2
Jan.
4
May 27
95$ May 27
Apr.
5
85
Mar.
9X Jan2X May
2 X May
10 X May
xl05
22
22
2
24
28
X Apr. 15
26 X May 20
20
Mar.
59 X June
5X Feb.
5
29
8
IX May 17
76 X Apr. 22
5$ Jan.
8
X May 9
2
June 24
28X June
5
50
NEW
AGGREGATE
SALES
In
June
Shares
4,700
600
800
200
250
50
500
2,100
900
{
PRICES IN JUNE
Par
'35
Salt Creek Conaol
1«
4** 5§*
l8 2*
2*
Scranton-Sprlng Brook
Water Serv $6 pre!
mjji
47
50
%
X
:
% June 14
7 % Jun e
6
% June
5
com
Corp Gen'l
Seeman Bros
June 26
v_
June 26
21% June 17
*
common
Segal Lock * Hardware com *
1,550
2,650
4,700
23,555
1
$5.50 prior stock.......
Allotment certificates.....
1 % June
5
47% June 26
% June 27
1% June 25
31% June
% June 14
55% June
1X4
Sale
%
h
55 % Sale
57% Sale
3,900
American dep rets
£1
6,600 Sentry Safety Control......*
20,200 Set n Leather com.........*
800
8,500
29,500
Shattuck Denn Mining—-
840
200
6,940
1,500
5,900
7,800
57,855
2,490
Shawinlgan Water & Power
Sheaffer (W A) Pen com
Shenandoah Corp common. 1
$3 Conv pref-.__
25
Sherwln-Wllllama Co com. .25
500
900
6,600
80
% June
3
1% June
8
32% June 27
57
1
31
8
% Jan.
5
25
21
4% June 25
2% June
15 % June 27
2%
Sale
22%
1%
....
»
»*
3254
90 y4
Sale
23 %
IX
17 X Sale
100
100%
6*
ill!
June 25
22
June
6
June 17
Jure
5
June 11
22% June 25
1
% June 26
300
Singer Mfg Ltd
..£>
2,400
Am dep rets ord reg shs
8,500
1W
June
5
June 13
6
17% June
June
3 100% June 17
110
June 18
106% June
17
95
251
...
Smith (L C)
300
56 %
Mar.
8
Jan.
10
Mar.
Jan.
May
20
Apr.
% Apr.
12% Mar.
84
Jan,
108
Jan.
18
19
3
25
9
27
15
59%
3% June 27
55% June
4
Salo
June
8
3% June
3
66% June 10
8
June 25
1%
3%
26%
22%
20%
36%
June 13
June 11
June
6
June
June
June
.....
13
IH aVA
4>
Sale
24%
Sale
3% Sale
2*%
500 Southern Colo Pow cl A..25
22%
M
2,800 Southern Corp com........*
Southern Pipe Line.
4
5%
24%
48%
6
24 %
53
5.%
5%
24% Sale
45
53
800 Southern Union Gas
12,400
5,700
700
4,200
100
300 Stahl-Meyer Inc com......
""300
125
300
150
67,000
700
1,300
200
900
126,400
6,400
27,030
1,475
1,600
1,700
1,700
195,000
300
100
100
8,500
17% Salo
29
30
June
25
June 24
5
23% June 18
38% June 14
V
Standard Silver Lead....... I
2,100
3,100
150,600
13,100
iff
13
106
3%
5%
2%
3,900
200
50
18,400
.
221,000 Swift A Co
97,300 Swift International.....
5,900 Swiss-American Blec oref
44,300 Swiss OH Corp..
15
3%
...
21:
.
Hughes Gold Mines...*
Producing
...
1,800
dep rets ord reg shs..£l
Am dep rets def reg
3,100
4,300 Todd Shipyards Corp..
240 Toledo Edison 4% pref.. 100
160
7% preferred A....
.100
2,000 Tonopah Belmont Develop.. 1
20
5%
29%
'100
1,100
2,300
100
Vm rets for ord. shs
4,700
100
1,100 Unexcelled Mfg Co
100
3,400
25
Amer
com..
19,500
Union Cian of
For footnotes
Union
Inc
Invest
56.
June
7
91
9
35
25
6
32
% June 12
1% June
1
"14%
46% June
3
13% June 11
2$
1%
June
14
June 21
June 13
June 18
June 15
June 24
4
6X
8%
1% Sale
4
3%
10
*
June
6
June 22
23
25
2%
3
15% Sale
19% June
1
2% June 21
15% June 26
33
33
June 29
65
June 27
56
June 13
% June
28% June
%
20%
4
% June 10
20%
4%
20% June 27
3% June 17
June 11
2% June 21
16% June
6
3
96
June 21
June
7
Sale
June 27
5
Sale
% June 20
June
4
2% Sale
67
19%
4%
27%
IX June
5
June 27
5
2% June 29
June 17
29% June 14
25
6
28%
29
5
60
1
13
5% Sale
"%6~June
X June 10
2% June 15
1% June
6
~~%«~June
%
2% Sale
1%
% June 25
% June 14
1%
17% June
L0% June
*
21%
23
"3% "T
•
4
2% June
1 % June
4
3
5
4
171
June
4
3
10]
June
3
8%
12%
Sal?
4%
4%
3% June
7
11% June 20
4% June 17
June 11
2% June 24
21
22%
*4% ""4%
*
st
19
X June 3
"3% "B%
22
June 27
4% June 17
12% June 17
5% June
1
35
June 11
2% June 24
22
June 27
103% June 26 103% June 26
4
June
3
5% June 12
% June 13
% June 13
% June
7
% June 6
4
June
6
4
June
6
6
7
Mar. 11
11
19% Apr. 30
5% Apr. 11
23% Jan. 31
Jan.
Jan.
Apr. 11
% Mar. 18
16% Feb.
5
10% June
3
7% Apr. 26
3
June 13
1% Jan.
27
June
4
4
May 15
2% Jan.
2
i|
3]
1]
Jan.
7
Jan.
24
7
11
22
31
29
Apr.
May
May
Apr.
Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
29
3
6
14
May 16
17% Feb. 25
10% Apr. 24
9
Jan.
2
6% Jan.
24
Mar. 13
Jan.
5% May
Apr.
26
4
10
2% May 23
23
26 103]
24
5]
13
16
6
8
67
2]
19]
6
Feb.
% Jan. 28
4% May 3
90
May
4
6% Jan.
4
35
May 24
18
16
8
4% Mar.
50
37
June
Apr. 22
30% June 25
% Jan.
3
Jan.
4
20
2
8
29
103% June
4
May
% June
% Jan.
Feb.
June 11
14
Apr. 18
11% May 29
3% Apr.
2
Mar.
4
Jan.
33
18
95
21 100
X Apr. 12
% Feb.
7
2% Jan.
3
% June 10
2
June 22
96
1
12
14
18
18
Feb.
7
Mar. 14
1% Feb.
Jan.
58% Feb. 21
3% May 27
% Jan. 28
3% Mar. 21
22% May
9
16
7
Feb.
45% Jan.
75
2
in
Jan.
Feb.
June 26
29%
25
Apr.
4% June
Feb.
Jan.
2% Mar.
14% May
% June
22% Mar.
% Mar.
11% Jan.
3% Mar.
48
Feb.
18
Jan.
Mar.
2
5
Apr.
6% June 24
3%
14%
4%
41%
Mar.
X Apr.
10% Jan.
89
3% June 11
88% June
5
6% June
4
33 % June
7
June
26x4
June 21
Feb.
2
Jan.
Mar.
2% Mar.
31
10
Apr.
4*
40
6
'""% ""%
3%
June 28
20% May 23
21% Feb. 19
12
May 16
19% May 17
99% May 13
2% May 13
May 13
13
May 17
X June 11
May
June 13
% June
X June 3
30% June 25
% June 15
27
34
14
107
May
3% Mar.
May
1% June 14
2% June 24
26
15
1
Jan.
3
1
7
Feb.
Jan.
3% Apr. 10
47% May 22
Jan.
1
Apr. 26
June
Feb.
Mar.
42% Mar.
9% Mar.
June 15
June 24
June
% Sale
30
30%
Mar.
Mar. 21
June
June 28
June 27
June
5
41% June 14
""2% Sale'
June 20
June 17
18]
33]
3J
%
June
3
Sale
Mar. 18
Mar. 30
11
Feb.
June 22
40% June
%
%
2%
1%
*
50
June 26
40%
44
1% Sale
Sale
Mar. 30
Apr.
May 11
% Apr. 101
103
"\X "2
10
rlohts
....
47
...
jqo
Tobacco Co common
1
June 27
% Apr.
% Sate
1%
1%
10
com* "
Canada"***
50 Union Traction Co
see page
June 20
97% June 3
1% June 12
35
100 Union Oil Calif debt
100
900
25
Sale
•
6% Preferred
13,200
June 15
9% June 20
16
17
7
11
95% June 14
1% June 20
3
rea£l
Union Elec Lt & Pow
(111)—
2,500
June 28
June 2-t
June 22
3
June 20
June 24
%
...:.::::::::::.:,
26,400 Tung Sol Lamp Wks
S3 con? pref
4,700
Union
June
4
lAi June
300
class A
May
1
May 29
Apr. 29
68
Trl-StateTel & Tel 6% pfd.10
700 Trunz Pork Stores Inc...... •
Tublze
Chatillon Corp—
21,200
Common...
1
300
29
83
7,700 Tonopah Mining of Nev
1
600 Transcontinental Air Transnl
37,100
Stamped........... 4....1
50,-t00 Trans-Lux PIct Screen com. I
20,800 Tri-Contlnental Corp Warr.
Triplet Safety Glass Ltd—
400
3%
"2" Sale"
.*
..
100
18% June 25
33% June
17
1
% June
22
Apr. 30
6
"% Sa'lo
3%
Apr.
1
6% May 17
28% May 10
52% Feb.
7
June
"4% "4%
•
Am
2.100
4,000
1,700
8%
Sale
X Sale
27%
28%
% Sale
22% Sale
4% Sale
6%
26%
..
300
3%
% Jan.
9
Apr. 23
4% Apr. 22
%• Apr.
4
% June 20
11% June 19
X june 11
13%
9
24 108
Mar. 30 103]
7
105
June
5
June 24
80
1%
%
29%
10%
8
23% June 18
38% May 13
1 % Apr. 29
1
May
9
3% Jan.
9
% June
7
4% Jan.
3
21% Mar. 28
45% Feb. 19
Juno 13
June 27
32,900 Texon Oil A Land Co
1,325 Thermold Co 7% pref.....100
26,800
14%
AA
♦
100
Tobacco* Allied Stocks
Tobacco Prod Exports
30
25
Jan.
Jan.
15
June
9% June 27
2% Jan.
4
4% Jan.
7
a7
96
Taggart Corp com
...»
r«mpu Electric Co
•
Tastyeast Inc class A
•
Techntcolor Inc common
375 Texas P A L 7% pref
200
7
June
loe
90 Syracuse Ltg 6% pref..... 100
Texas Gulf
June
53
"5
„2*>
...
Sale*
43
1
1%
20
Sale
2%
3
15% Sale
Sa
34
Sale
Tobacco Secur Trust Co Ltd
400
700
1%
till
Sunshine Mining Co...... 10c
1,100 Swan-Finch OH Corp
.25
95,100
Apr.
Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
l\i
40%
727,000
25
10%
Sale
95%
%
"l% ""2
250 Tenn El Pow 7% 1st pref.. 100
300 Tenn Products Corp com... *
23,000
16%
95
June 11
_
Motor Car Co
$3 conv pref..........
74,800 Sunray OII
Teck
Feb.
1
.03% June
20
1%
'"% Sale"
200 Stroock (S) A Co Inc...
5,700
16,400
32,700
440,900
133,900
6
3%
20%
17%
15%
28%
11
.....
20
2ii
1H
....
600
2
24
7
29
2H
1,300
900
97%
6
26
% June 27
31% June 3
16% June
1
Preferred
200
11,000
Sale
Class B common..........*
7.825 Sullivan Machinery Co..
3,349 Sun Investing Co com...
38,700
12,200
18%
19
32% Sale
9%
16%
95
..
100
Jan.
% June 20
*% June
4
% June 19
Jan.
25
5
17
4
28
x3% Apr. 25
72
Apr. 24
12% Jan. 22
June
21% Sale
5% pref
100
Standard Power Ac Lt com..*
Stuts
47% June 27
33%
34%
17% Sale
1,600 Starrett Corp com....
..1
17,900
6% preferred....
.10
1,050 Steel Co of Can Ltd ord..
7,900 Stein (A) A Co com
520
.100
6H% pref
11,200 Stein Cosmetics Co com.
•
1,500 Sterling Brewers Inc....
#
2,625 Stetson (John B) Co com
1,100 Stlnnes (Hugo) Corp.... ..'Is
51,800
27
7
27
29
27
% June 13
% June 20
95
June
June
June
June
June
8
17% June
102%
4
Standard Oil (Ohio) com..25
700
500
16,000
101,900
Sale
*
Standard Oil (Kentucky)..10
Standard OH (Nebraska)...25
_
700
96% 101
2,800 Standard Brewing Co.....
1,400 Standard Cap Ac Seal com—5
3,6i0 Standard Invest $54 pref.
300
2,500
91
4%
%
x5X
24%
47%
it 1*
Am dep rets
ord bear
1£
5,950 Spiegel,MayAcStero pref .11#
5,500 Square D Co class B com...
2,150
Class A preferred........
1,550
2,500
1,000
800
50
Spanish A General Corp Ltd
Am dep rets ord reg shs. .£ I
100
700
16,700
com..
500 So West Pa Pine Lines
50
29
X Apr.
4%
23,000 Southland Royalty Co...-.5
47,500 South Penu Oil
25
300
2% Feb. 13
104
4%
15
6
17
5
2
12
2
10
17
12
15
% Apr.
**%
24
2% Jan.
% June
7
May
2% Mar.
19% Jan.
23% Jan.
1% Jan.
19% May
100% June
113% Mar.
Mar. 28 265
1
10
*
235
2
IX
T
9% June 27
1% June
6
4% June 29
800 Southern Nat Gas Co com...*
30 South New Engl Telep Co. 100
2,l0O
500
Jan.
2
31
28
Mar.
% Feb.
May
50
May
% Jan.
2% Jan.
Apr.
1% Jan.
June
63]
June
63]
Mar. 15
2%
%
3%
1%
14%
26
2
2
12% Jan.
.
Typewriter v t c
30,000 SonotoneCorp
...1
256,800 So Amer Gold Ac Plat
...1
6,000 Sou Calif Edison pref A
25
21,400
Preferred B
25
21,700
5 4% pref class C
2*
1,075
5% original pref........25
325
3?f
Sale
f
3 265
A Corona
1,200
3,200
28,800
1,200
3,700
5,300
4
3%
92,816 Smith (A O) Corp com
500 Smith (Howard) Paper Mills
June
27
46% Mar, 15
8
1,720 Singer Mfg Co
23% Jan. 26
% Mar. 19
48
Conv preferred..........
250
1
Apr. 11
Simmons Boardman Pub Co—
300
7% May 11
25
Jan.
2% June 14
•
% June
6
5
100
Jan.
33% Jan.
Mar. 15
Mar. 15
June
63% June 28
63% June 24
June
2% June 14
Sale
.
6% preferred AA
29
27
16
18
Mar. 12
Mar. 13
1 % June
5
50
June 17
Selfridge Pro? Stores, Ltd—
300
Sale Prices
1
Jan.
4
Mar. 26
com
3,200
3,200
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
% June
19% Mar.
1
securities
1
Highest
%
5%
%
25%
*
Seaboard Utll Shs
25
Lowest
Sale Prices
June 14
June
June
June 15
% June
20% June
29
27%
%
20% Sale
24%
X
Schulte Real Estate com....*
Scot I lie Mfg Co
Sale
Highest
Sale Prices
%
6%
%
25%
X
6% Sale
1
7
Savoy Oil Co...............5
*
iJchlff Co com
Lowest
Sale Prices
Ask
Ask Bid
%
Salt Creek Producer a.-
June 29
June 1
Bid
Seiberllng Rubber com
1.900 Selby Shoe Co com........
30,000 Selected Industries........ 1
200
RANGE SINCE JAN.
1933
to
June 30
9,000
4,400
5,100
16,200
3,800
300
July
(Continued)
STOCKS
3,600
37,400
4,800
8,800
3,100
4,975
700
EXCHANGE
CURB
Low from
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1
Shares
YORK
Jan.
7
June 26
Jan.
14
June 13
Jan.
2
Apr. 24
aqqregate
sales
In
June
Shares
100
51
IN JUNE
range since jan.
1933
July 1
June 30
'35
1
June 29
June 1
Ask Bid
Bid
STOCKS (Concluded.)
Par
United Aircraft A Tramp—
1
i
to
4,900
11,500 United Carr Fastener com..*
1,100
PRICES
Low from
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1
Shares
CURB EXCHANGE
YORK
NEW
JULY, 1935]
6 36
17X
i§*
18
Lowest
1836
1SX
25 X
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Ask
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
334 June 26
17X June 21
334 June 26
18
June
336 Mar. 22
1434 Jan. 11
6
Jan.
6
7
1934 May 28
United Chemicals Inc—
1,700
3,100
400
1,700
21,200
30,300
153,700
274,300
79,300
62,900
3,500
400
26,400
50,300
15,400
:
17,600
80
18,300
1,800
21,100
-
WW'***
^
•.<]
:
•
' *»
...
United Dry Docks com......*
17 preferred.............*
-
"
Warrants
"87,700
W
.............
conr
1st pref
225
1,800
1,900
~3~450
2
Sale
"~X Sale'
IX
IX
Sale
IX
1
8X
8X
8
Sale
IX
IX
8X
June
4
634 June 12
1
-
:
June
500
2,700
1,400
47,600
"5,566
2,300
2,600
74
14,300
3,400
4,150
*""550
v: i:
50
'30gv
54
5
5
5
1
4X
IX
7X
5
Sale
—
4X :
5
IX
IX
7X
10
80 X Sale
39
""A~"X
4X June
June
534 June 12
134 June
8
x
X
83
June
1
3
59
1436
37
0„H
36* 37*
37
6
3834 June
4
134 June 28
12
12
A
A Sale
X June. I
«32 June 10
36 June
5
'32 June 10
11
39
X
11
June
12
June
1236 June 29
134 June 24
6
34 June
X June
4
3
336 June
134 June
\
6
x "~x m~~x
—1|
X'
X
3X Sale
IX
IX
334
IX
Sal?
IX
June 21
June
34
%
436
13^
1
6
June
4
June 19
June 22
June 28
1.20
Universal fnsurance.. .....II
800 Universal Pictures com.....l
17,900 Utah Apex Mining Co.......8
7,400 Utah Power A Light pref...*
?
20
105 Utlca Gas A Elec 7% pf
9,300
1,175
1,400
536 :
5,450
*
30
•
com....... f
*3X
10
mM-
14,500 Waco Aircraft Co..........*
3,100 Waltt A Bond Inc clas* A..*
Class B.__
3.200
•
2*900 Walgreen Co warrants.....
600
"""266
12,100
1,800
147,810
%
Walker (Hiram Gooderham
A Worts common......... •
12
_
4,200
-""loo
450
50
300
X
X
ix
IX Sale
10 X Sale
IX
10
1154
4X
9X
1
9X
14
5
Sale
IX
4X
9X
4X
10
1
52 X
...100
"
36
36
234
136
36
334
19
28
11
4
25
Jan.
31
4
18
16
22
7
7
8
8
4
4
16
June
17
91
June 17
84
IX
5434
X
134
A
June
4
15
11
28
1
Mar. 13
34
3X
136
A
Feb. 28
Mar. 5
Mar. 13
Jan.
2
8
Jan.
336
434
36
36
Mar. 22
Feb. 20
Mar. 13
June
5
1
June 10
234 June 24
June
3
June 25
June 24
62
June
June
7
June 19
June 22
June-24
June
12
A
134
134
1434
I J June
i§
136
434 June
936 June
6
June 11
17
6
June
4
55
48
436 June 19
934 June 11
1
34 June
5
36 June
2334 June
1734 June
7
4
2536 June 29
1834 June 24
5
50
234 June 24
236 June
8
98
June
13
14X
June 21
62
1434 June 18
7
June 15
1434 June 18
734 June 27
June 27
21
16
June 20
June 24
Jan. 23
%
A
36
236
6934
36
Jan.
3
May 18
June 24
Apr. 22
74
June
136
136
936
436
3636
May 29
June
5
June
5
May 24
Apr. 24
534
134
734
8436
Jan.
June
Apr.
May
Apr.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
4034
A
34
>32
Jan.
2
1336
134
5936
54
3836
Jan.
June
May
Feb.
May
50
5
24
8
25
29
20
28
2
2
3
4
24
16
21
21
3
Feb.
9
17
Jan.
36 Feb.
10
1
136 Jan. —4
4X June 22
236 Jan.
56 May
636 Feb.
1436 May
536 June
134 Jan.
31
May
91
May
234 June
62
7
16
11
27
8
3
3
21
24
June 17
A
136
136
14 X
June
Apr.
June
June
3
May
136 May
*12
May
7
24
22
24
11
25
14
534
936
136
134
Jan.
2
May 24
May 17
Jan. 25
3236 Feb.
1836 Mar.
136 May
34 Jan.
34 Mar.
1334 Jan.
Jan. 17
336 Feb.
June 15
6034 Mar.
Jan. 10 101
Apr.
2
15
5234 June
5
June 13 101
June 13
50
6
8
634 June 12
34
2336 Apr. 26
1634 Jan. 11
36 Jan. 11
36 Jan.
3
A June ll
1136 Jan.
8
21
58
13
Jan.
Apr.
36 Mar.
4334 Jan.
34 May
34 June
A June
101
ax
4%
June 10
34 Mar. 29
36 June 21
A June 11
65
50 Westmoreland Coal Co.....*
9
Mar.
June
Apr.
Feb.
Mar.
Apr.
Mar.
May
Jan.
June
"X
35
7% pref...100
7% 1st preferred
Western Power
Western Tablet A Stationery
Common v t c..
.......*
Apr.
534 June
36 June
2836 June
-'s w
2556 Sale
17X
18X
""§36 "*"334 ""§36 ~~2~X
2
17
•
2
16
28
17
2
14
15
13
1
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Apr.
X June 11
24X June 14
4
11X
6236
2,100
50
7
6
"l
185
160
'
20
61*
"lX Sale" '"ix ''ix
$
900 Western Cartridge 6% pf.100
Western Maryland Ry—
.
1334 June
'
91
IX
2
54
57
■X
X
IX
IX
X Sale
20 X
23,500
Preferred................*
2,900 Walker Mining
1
2,900 Watson (John Warren) Co..*
81,800 Wenden Copper Mtuing
1
825 Western Air Express Corp..It
Common new
1
18,000
12,800 Western Auto Supply com A *
""'400
14
5
X Sale
136
151,100 Venezuelan Petroleum.....5
1,900 Vogt Mfg Corp.............*
2,500
%
10*
700 Venezuela Mex OH Corp
32,800
12
%
77*
100
....
120,100 Utll Pow A Light
14,750
7% preferred
Sale
2
4,600 Utility A Ind Corp com.....*
5,600
Preferred
•
67,000
13 X
"~X "
31,200 Utility Equities com .......*
5,425
Priority Stock...........*
500
,
»
2,450
800
Jan.
Jan.
4
'§6x
2%
Consol Oil Co... 10
1,300
1,200
15
70
36
18
200 United Zinc Smelting Corp.*
.2,600 Universal
9
Jan.
434 Jan.
3
36 Mar. 5
734 Feb. 13
June 20
39
Jan.
June
•
.
1
■
8036 June 29
37 X June 25
Sale
'a
6
1
IX June 28
Verde Extension..50<
.
2
19
336 Mar. 14
39%:
525
7% preferred...........100
700 U S Rubber Reclaiming....*
*17,100 United Stores Corp com vtc *
.
Feb.
X June
54X June
«
r
Wall Paper
Jan.
36 Mar. 13
29
500 U S Radiator common......*
73,400 United
5,200 United
9
Apr. 18
Mar. 9
Mar. 14
34 Mar. 11
5
12X Sale
IX Sale
5554
58
5H
*
10
6
June
"~x"ix "~X "IX
*
...
Mar.
136 June
136 June
936 June
6
134 June 18
7X June 10
ht-
•
1st preferred with warr
U S Lines Inc pref
5
Sale
X Sale
55
Sale
"8
com....*
U S Playing Card com
Apr.
Mar.
A
X
hz
34
1036
36
4134
34
3034
134
Stock purchase warrant*..
U S Finishing common...
*
U S FoU class B
Mar. 14
35
% June 24
34 June 12
34 June
7
234 June
1
6934 June 24
34 June
1
„
;;
.in
Shoe Mach com....26
18,500 USA lnternat Sec
-""350
236
2136
36
A
34
36
June 20
34
3
20
1,850
Preferred....
1,600 U S Dairy Products class B__*
17,100 U S Elec Pow com w w
.....1
T.866
2,500
18,500
1,000
5
3034 June
4
a June 21
% June 15
X June
1
136 June 12
55 X June 7
A June 19
7334 June 20
x
A Sale
336
_.._...*
S3 preferred..............*
United Molasses Co Ltd—
19,925 United
V
300
ex
X
1*
200
■
5X
S2£ 3i&
46
Am dep rets for ord reg._£l
27,900
11,400 Unit Profit Sharing com....*
230
5
35
% Sale
X
X
% Sale
234 Sale
57 X Sale
X Sale
4X
125 United Milk Products com..*
w —
100
15^
United Founder* com...... 1
United Gas common .......1
500 United GAB 7% pref... 100
104,200 United Lt A JPower com A...*
Common class B.........*
13,700
e-.
■:
*
Common
$3 cum psrtlc pref
•
United Corp warrant*.......
18
1
16
8
8
15
4
18
15
4636 Mar. 14
7436 Mar 16
63
May
8
8334 May 17
12
1434 June 18
736 June 27
Feb.
7
5
June 27
West Texas Utilities Co—
W:'M
100
200
1,125
68.000
7,800
300
$6 preferred
22
...
7%
•
125
800
100
60
preferred..........100
W Va Coal A Coke com.....*
1,900 Williams (R C) A Co
"""400
Co
com
.
.
...
103
10*
.*
700 Williams Oll-O-Matic Htg.._*
1,100 W11-Low Cafeterias com....l
600
Convertible preferred....*
6.500 Wilson Jones
*
Wood ley Petroleum Corp...l
Woolwurth (F W) Ltd —
9,600
Am dep rets ord shares..5s
17 X
378,300 Wrlght-Hargreates Ltd.....*
554
"W"iU
4
28
25X
26
"4X "4X "l~X "I"
2
5
39,000 Abbott's Dairy 6s
...1942
1.264.000 Alabama Power 4Hi.....lH7
582,000
1st A ref 8s...........195*
5s
1,182.000
1968
1st 5s
194*
1,332,000
1st A ref 5s._.
1951
1,818,000
933,000 Aluminum Co s f deb 5*..1952
27X
27 X
836 Sale
A
27X
2836
7X Sale
86 X
':B* B.
1,255,000
.
12
"136
35,000
8,000
412,000
81,000
170,000
196.000
347,000
112,000
184.000
6.000
13,000
Vlumlnum
1 td
5s
r'A-
55
X Sale
47 X
63
54 X
92 34
1'**
59
32,000 Am Community Pow 514s 1953
480.000 Amer A Continental 5s..1943
Sale" "§654 Sale"
64"
76.000
83.000
865.000
94,000
1,332.000
Amer Om A P'<w,'rl»g....|lVi
6a ctfs of deposit...... 1939
5s
IMi
3234
% 12 X
28 X
6s series A reg
126,000
'
Sale"
Sale
106 X Sale
10136 Sale
713.000 Appalachian Power 6s...2024
5s
126,000
1941
3.939.000 Arkansas Pr A Lt 5s.....195*
3.598.000 Associated Rice 44s
1,451
175.000
Assoc Gas A
6*..
22.000
Elec 4 Ha... 1948
1968
Registered
522.000
3,269.000
451,000
2,601.000
349.000
.............
.
29.000
20.000
245.000
Wor footnotes
see
June
14
A June
27 X June
3
734 June 28
X June
1
;
3
3
27
June 28
June
18
334 June 13
534 June 10
28 X June 15
Apr.
8
36 Mar. 28
234 June 20
18
Jan.
2
334 June 13
336 Jan.
9
24
Mar. 14
8
734 June 28
134 June 28
36 Mar. 13
8X June
4 4s series C......
9894 Sale
106 X Sale
38 X
97 £
notes *33
Certificates of deposit...
4,
Sale"
29
Sale
~31~X Sale"
76
Sale
41
64
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
58
107
5 10434
8834
3
9834
12 9434
103
19
12 99
7 10734
3 102
134
19
25 10136
5 1434
June 12
90 X
10036
9734
10536
10134
134
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
1236 June
June
June
June
June
21
24
25
25
June 24
June 24
June 18
June 22
June 19
June
5
June
8
108
Sale
97 X Sale
10534 Sale
i«4*
104J4
9636
9334
10534
June 12 86 X
June 18 10434
June 18 9836
June
1
9836
June 20 106 X
June
107
Sale
99
10134 June
1 10536 June 26
3234 June 13 3734 June 22
32 X June 14 3734 June 22
28
June 12 3434 June 24
June 24
2834 June 13 35
107
84X Sale
"98K Sale"
73
1 111
June 24
June 22
June
4
June 27
June
3
June 21
50
9234 Sale
20 X
41
22
Sale
39
21
June 17 108
1 96
June
3
4436
June 28 2634
23 X
Sale
21
June 18
June
8
June 10
2734 June 10
23
June
6
26
2534 June 28
36
934
11X
Sale
......
"29" Sale"
~95X Sale"
42X Sale
'23X Sale"
2634 Sale
2134 Sale
26X Sale
Tel 5 4s A... 1955
i
105X
"33"" Sale"
104X
98 X
93 X
10594
62
...1950
2-year 6% secured
56.
Sale
21
Uril 5 4*
1944
Certificates of deposit...
page
l02
1949
Assoc Tel
Ar'««»
~1334 Sale" ~14X Sale"
1977
54s..
Conv deb 5s
Assoc Tel St
86
102
23
Sale
Sale
9234 June
73
8834
8334
10534
97 34
134
93
34
Feb.
4
Apr. 15
% Feb.
5
6
Jan.
3
2736 May 20
334 June 13
6
May 22
2836 Jnne 15
10
Mar.
4
134 June 28
P
9
8
13 X
13 X
47
104
"6754 Sale" '7134 Sale"
18
Sale" "26"" Sale'
67
June
June
June
1734 June 13
1734 June 13
35
35
"79X Sale"
69
3
6 104
3 73
June
June
79
June
8
7
6
May
Jan.
Apr. 17
37
Mar.
8
102
Jan.
5034 Jan.
10334 Jan.
9436 Apr
.
Apr. 26
1436 May 25
8
2 105 76
3736
3234 June 14 3736
1734 Jan. 29
3436
2834 May 22 35
18
June 22
29
Mar.
8
June 26
June 22
June 22
June 24
June 24
5
8634 June 24
2 106
Feb.
7
Jan.
9
3 100
74
101
Jan.
4
9836
Jan.
2 10634
8436 Jan. 17 111
10536 Feb.
9 109
96
7334 Jan.
3
2936 Feb. 27 4456
13
Feb. 28
20 X
12
Mar. 15
2734
Jnne 27
May 27
June 21
Mar. 18
June 24
June
8
June 10
June 10
13
6
26
10
1434 Mar. 15
36
11
2534 Juno 10
June 24
June 24
7936 June
11
8
May 11
Mar. 4
10
2036 June 24
20>6 June 24
38
15
26
8836 June 24
9834 May 13
9434 June 25
Jan.
3 10334
Jan.
2 9934
Jan. 16 10736
Jan.
4 102
June 19
336
Mar.
60
28
68
3
2
8934 Jan.
June 10
June 10
June
7
June
6
June 25
30
2134 June 17
24
"24*" Sale"
June
June
Jan.
4 10436 Mar.
736 Mar. 26
2534 June 10
June 18
June 18
20
June
1
June 24
Jan.
6634 Jan.
8334 Jan.
8
m» In* ctfs..........1938
Aueoc Rayon Corp 5a.... 195*
116.000 Assoc Telap Co Ltd 5a... 1965
1.318.000
1,003.000
1,407.000
122,000
249.000
7X
A
6s without
11,872.000
556.000 Amer Radiator deb 4 lis. 1947
3.229,000 Amer Rolling Mills 5s....1948
1,191,000 Amer Seating *s
.......193*
2,973.000 Appalachian El Pr 5s
1*5*
3.505.000
105.000
611.000
92,000
15 000
184.000
187.000
181.000
10.000
1953
Light
warrants..2016
45.000
June
7
June 20
June 10
June 13
June
6
11
1957
5a ctfs of deposit..
American Power
920.000
10.000
178.000
726.000
34
234
2534
334
436
101
10236
97 X
13 X
1,049.000
1
June 21
96 X June
IX
Amer Gas A Elec deb 5s ..2828
Amer Elec Pow deb 6*...1957
10.000
480,000
June
10334 June
8636
78
7.907.000
149.000
75.000
18.000
3
10
IX Sale
is!/;
1,407"665
26.000
396.000
260.000
3
10
15
1'
44 X
1,061,000
2,524.000
434 June 26
Jan.
2 105
June 11
June
1
5
Apr. 24
June 21
1736 Jan.
4
June
BONDS
175,000
206,000
101,000
Jan.
99
June 21 105
3
1,400
44,900
•'SB*
1134
236
25X
11,300
64,300 Yukon Gold Co
""336 Sale"
~~~A m"H
100 Wolverine Port Cement....]0
19,600
4
28
11
Westvaco Chlorine Prod—
1
Mar. 16
1436 Mar. 15
1236 Mar. 16
Apr. 16
99
Jan.
5736 Jan.
1436 Jan.
1436 Jan.
20
Jan.
20
Jan.
| 78
June 10
June 10
30
June 10
28
.tune
10
7536 Feb. 16
3 10434 Apr. 25
2 7536 Feb. 18
21
May 9
30
May 9
29 21
38
8
May 10
38
10
May 10
Mar. 22
86
Jan.
22
NEW
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1
BONDS (Continued)
$
Baldwin Locomotive Work®
6s with warrants......1938
755,000
2,113,000
6s without warrants... 1938
728,000
776.000
334,000
286,000
222,000
2,029.000
417,000
125,000
512,000
91,000
141,000
Boll Tel of Canada 5s
.1955
1st M 5s ser B /una 1 1957
965,000
1,539,000
307,000
4,307,000
351,000
1,407,000
72,000
70,000
2,899,000
965,000
1,196,000
537,000
1,354,000
525,000
667,000
1,072,000
4,758,000
2,718,000
5,162,000
2,544,000
Canada Nor Power 5s
1953
Canadian Pacific Ry 6s..1943
Capital Admin 5s A a W..1953
Carolina Pr At Lt 5s
1956
Cedar Rap Mfg At Pow 5s. 1953
Cent Arlsona L Ac P 5s—1968
Central German Pow 6s..1934
Cent Illinois Light 5s
1943
Cent 111 Pub.Serr 434s P.1967
5s series B
1956
5s Series G
1968
434* series H
1981
Cent Maine Pow 4Ms B..1957
6s series D
1955
Cent Ohio Lt Ac Pr 5s A..1950
Central Power 5s ser D..1957
Central Pow At Lt 5s
1956
Cent States Bloc 5s
1948
534* without wsrrants.1954
Cent States Pr At Lt 5^s. 1953
Chicago Dlst El Generating
434* series A
1970
Chicago Junction Rye Ac
Union Stock Yards 5s.. 1940
Chic Pneum Tool 534s
1943
Chic Rys 5s ctfs of dep..l937
Cincinnati Street Ry 514 si952
68 series B
1955
Cities Service 5s......... 1966
Registered..........
Con? deb 5s..........1950
Registered...........
Cities Service Gas 534*—1942
Cities Serv Gas Pipe L 64.1943
3,209,000
5s series C
1960
Bethlehem Steel 6s
1998
Btnghamton L H Ac P 5s..1946
Birmingham Blec «34s
1968
Birmingham Gas 5s
1959
Boston Consol Gas 5s...1947
Broad River Power 5s A..1954
Buffalo Gen Blec 5s
1956
1st Ac ref 5s
...1939
96,000
875,000
642,000
251,000
110,000
990,000
5,000
10,457,000
10,000
1,812,000
813,000
1,000
6s registered..........1943
4,826,000 Cities Service P At L 5*4*.1952
3,000
534% registered
.1952
2,336,000
534a gold deb
1949
369,000 Clave Blec Ilium 5s
1954
223,000
5s series B
1961
928,000
5s
1939
Commers und Privat
417,000
547,000
579,000
479,000
626,000
671,000
7,152,000
1,000
1,239,000
2,796,000
2,236,000
27,000
116,000
94,000
171,000
694,000
40,000
90,000
Bank 534s
1937
Commonw Edison 414s
1957
5s series A............1953
5s series B
1954
434s series C
..1956
434s series E
1960
,
4s series F
1981
4s series F reg.........1981
534s series G
1962
Com'w'lth Subsld 534s A.1948
Community Pow At Lt As.1957
Conn Ltg Ac Pow 7s A....1951
534 series B
.1954
434s series C
1956
5s series D
1962
Conn River Power 5s....1952
Consol Gas of Bait 5s.... 1939
434 s
.1954
Consol G B L At P Bait—
110,000
78,000
375,000
.
434s series G
434s series H
1st ref
s
f 4s
1969
1970
1981
Consol Gas Utilities—
450,000
1,056,000
634s with warrants....1943
1st At coll 6s ser %
1943
Consol Publishers—
18,000
734% stamped...
...1939
906,000 Consumers Power 434*—1958
1,000
434s registered........1958
577,000
1st Ac ref 5s
1936
4,040,000 Continental G At B! 5a ...1958
416,000 Cosgrove Meehan 634s...1945
569,000 Crane Co 5s
........ 1940
1,248,000 Crucible Steel 5s
..1940
182,000 Cuban Telephone 734*—1941
29,000 Cuban TobaccoSs.......1944
684,000 Cudahy Pack deb 534s
1937
404,000
5s
1946
820,000 Cumberland Co P At L 434s '56
94,000
239,000
506,000
1,093,000
204,000
847,000
2.366,000
1,272,000
182,000
133,000
193,000
86,000
1,107,000
144,000
Dallas P At L 5s series G..1953
6a series A
1949
Dayton P At L 1st At ref 5s '41
Delaware Blec Pow 534S..1959
Denver Gas Ac Blec 5a
1949
Derby Gas Ac Blec 5s.....1946
1950
1947
Detroit Int Bdge 634s
1952
CtfS of deposit..........
25-yr s f deb 7s
1952
Ctfs of deposit.......
Dixie Gulf Gas 634s
1937
Duke Power Co 434s
..1967
Detroit City Gas 5a B
6s series A
39,000 Eastern Utll Invest 5s A 1954
9,656,000 Blec Pow At Lt 5s
2030
199,000 Blmlra Wat Lt At RR 5s.. 1956
524,000 El Paso Elec 5s A
1950
143,000 El Paso Nat Gas 634s w wl943
48,000
634s
1938
1.029,000 Empire Diet Blec 5a
1952
2,247,000 Empire Oil At Refining 5 34s* 42
Brcole Marelll Elec Mfg
41,000
634s with warrants....1953
208,000 Brie Lighting5s....
1967
.
1C.
ftnn
165,000
one
Ann
325,000
European Blec 634>
—1965
Without warrants.........
European Mtge AtInv..
7s Series C
1967
9°4,000 Fairbanks Morse At Co 5s.l942
2.000 Fanners Nat Mtg Inst 7s.1963
?
nnn'RRR
Sugar Ref 6s
1933
1,999,000 Federal Water Serv 534S.1954
qqo
AAA
338,000
821,000
771,000
1,417,000
6,843,000
Finland Residential Mtge
6s stamped
....1961
Firestone Cotton Mills 5s. 1948
Firestone T At R Cal 5s .1942
Florida Pow Corp 534s A 1979
Florida Power A Lt Ss.. .1954
For footnotes see page 56,
CURB EXCHANGE
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN JUNE
SALES
AGGREGATE
YORK
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
1
NEW
July, 1935]
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
In
Since
June
Jan. 1
278,000
307,000
67,000
25,000
26,000
9,000
447,000
20,000
(Continued)
Gutj Elec A Gat—
915,000
5* ezt stamped
.....1944
4,805,000 Gatliteau Power 5t
1956
803,000
*«
1941
871,000
6a series B
1941
1,845,000 Gen Pub Utilities 6 Via A.1956
58,000 Gen Rayon Ltd 4s A
1948
3,000
55,000
618,000
••
243,000
79",000
146,000
10,000
21,000
45,000
46,000
Sale
Sale
36
67 Vi
General Refractories—
Sale
6s with warrants......1938
90
154 Vi
782,000
6s without warrants.
1938
85
102
Sale
Sale
199,000
with warr Aug IB...1937
87,000
Ctfs of deposit..
1,161,000 Gen Wat Wks 8c El 5s A..1943
4,678,000 Georgia Power ref 5s
1967
1,108,000 Georgia Pow A Lt 8s
1978
151",556
171,000
92,000
24,000
126,000
2,000
8
123!000
4,000
9,000
91,000
28,000
51,000
93,000
25,000
133,000
272,000
503,000
495",555
52,000
110,000
38Vi
54*2
40
93 Vi
10
39
74 Vi
98 V6
Sale
76
Sale
Sale
Sale
24
34 Vi
Sale
274,000
5s series A
1948
841,000 Gulf OH of Pa dab Bs
1937
785,000
Sinking fund dab 5s...l947
2,048,000 Gulf States UtU Ss
1956
503,000
4Hs series B
1961
25,000
201,000
585,000
34,000
143,000
298,000
281,000
887,000
1,137,000
444.000
355,000
723,000
589,000
*
-
Hackensack Water Bs A..1977
5s
1938
Hall Printing 6s A stpd.. 1947
Hamburg Else Co 7s.....1935
Hamburg El A Und Ry 5Vi«'38
Hood Rubber 7s
1936
5 tts
Oct 15 1936
Houston Gulf Gas 6KS-.1943
1943
1953
6s
Houston Lt A Pr Ba A
4hs series D
1978
4Hs series E
1981
Hud Bay MIn A Smelt 6s. 1935
4,000 Hungarian Ital Bank 7Vis *63
Hydraulic Power of Niagara
34,000
Palls 1st A ref Bs
1950
21,000
Ref A Improvement 5s. 1951
597,000 Hygrade Food 6s ser A ..1949
112,000
6s series B
1949
411,000
616,000
223,000
1,341.000
2,162,000
3,748,000
3,000
4,454,000
464,000
294,000
1,082,000
Idaho Power Co 5s
Illinois Central RR 6s
Illinois Nor UtU Bs
1947
1937
1957
Illinois Pow A L 5 Vis
5 Vis series "B"
1957
1954
1953
1953
1956
6s series A
6s series A reg
Bs series C
5s series C registered.. 1956
Indiana Elec Corp 6s A..1947
6Vis series B
1953
Bs series C
1951
14,000 Indiana Gen Service 5s..l948
160,000 Indiana A Mich El 5s....l957
233,000
341,000
Sale
53
339,000
1st A ref Bs
1955
1,187,000 Indiana Service 5s.......1950
2,000
5s registered
...1950
991,000
1st lien A ref Bs
1963
673,000 Indianapolis Gas Bs A
1953
3,137,000 Ind'polisP A L 5s ser A..1957
1,000
5s series A registered..1957
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
74 Vi June
83 Vi June 13
70Vi June
67 Vi June 10
88
June 28
90
June
65 Vi June 13
60
June
82
June 29
88
June
73
71
91
92
June
June 25
June
19
June 27
70 Vi June 25
67 Vi June 29
June
8 158
102 Vi June 12
151 Vi June
June
102
SQVs
Sale
87 Vi
Sale
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.'
78
June 24
33
June
6
103 Vi June 18 104 Vi June
88 Vi June 10
86 Vi June
86 Vi June
91 Vi June 28
84 Vi June
84 Vi June 19
106 Vi June 14
108 Vi
22*
97
105 Vi
103
Sale
37
Sale
103Vi
Sale"
100 Vi
55
Sale
32 Vi June
3
Sale'
97
31 Vi June
102
June
93
June 18
June 29
99 Vi June 21
June 12
June
101
103
105 Vi June
106 Vi June
104
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
105
June
6
June
3
June 22
105 Vi June
106
100 Vi June
105 Vi
5
June 29
92 Vi June
100 Vi June
101
92 Vi
100 Vi
79
80
100 Vi
44
103 Vi June
4
112Vi June 18 113 Vi June 8
107 Vi June
3 107 Vi June 14
61 Vi June 18
54
June
4
188*
SS*
60
37
June
l02~~ Sale'
91H
55
108 Vi
64
Sale
106 Vi
88 Vi
Sale
48
93
Sale
42Vi
85 Vi
Sale
89
Sale
80 Vi
Sale
85
Sale
"73~" Sale'
June
7
107
Sale
Sale
81 Vi Sale
91 Vi Sale
96 Vi Sale
82
32
46
June
Jan.
22
Jan.
24
June 19
Apr.
Apr.
Mar. 12
25
38 Vi June 26
103 Vi May 27 105Vi Jan. 12
105
Apr. 15 107 Vi Jan.
4
May
2
94Vi Jan.
2 105
May 14
10 101
87Vi Jan.
Apr.
106 V5 Feb. 20
108 Vi Jan.
June
67
110M June 10
Apr. 10
June
6 108 Vi June
1
72
June 25
106 Vi June 13
63 Vi June
106Vi June
61
June 17
82 Vi June 27
91 Vi June 28
97
June 24
73
June
87 Vi June
92Vi June
84 Vi June
3
89
June 25
37
June
31
87
84
Jan.
II*
18*
Jan.
101
76
Mar.
93
Jan.
104 Vi Apr.
102 Vi Feb.
99 Vi June 21
June 12
103
Mar.
107
9
105 Vi Mar.
1
Jan.
100 Vi June
107
55
May
Mar.
60
102Vi Jan.
57
Jan.
4
69Vi Jan.
93
44
88 Vi
Apr. 25
5
May
8
June 14
Jan.
2
Apr. 27
09
May 29
80Vi Jan.
7
07 Vi May
9
82 Vi June 27
91 Vi June 28
75 Vi Jan.
91 Vi Mar.
66 Vi Jan.
97
June 24
Mar. 11
89
June 25
Jan. 30
Jan.
74
June 28
64
Jan.
82
June 29
68
Jan.
June 18
June 15
60
Jan.
85
May
88
May
76 Vi May
4 83 Vi
85
7
73 Vi
71 Vi June
7
107 Vi June 15 107 Vi
86
82 Vi June
3
June
June 19
June 26
June 11 106
57 Vi June 21
50 Vi June
3
105
Sale
23 Vi
105 Vi
51
Sale
57 Vi
Sale
22" ~
50 Vi
57
Sale
68
95 Vi
Sale
Sale
Sale
73
104 Vi
Sale
104 Vi Sale
49 Vi June 14i 57
June 29
94 Vi June
1 100 Vi June 12
103 Vi June
7 104 Vi June 28
3
4
4
07Vi Mar. 29
36
June 19
11
May
1
06
May 24
57 Vi June 21
45
Apr. 20
107Vi Jan.
62Vi Jan.
107Vi Jan.
.
Jan.
99
36 Vi Jan.
Mar.
*40
99 Vi
8
14
June 29
June 29
Jan.
lllVi Jan. 19 113Vi
105Vi Feb.
7 107 Vi
47
Apr.
1 64Vi
53
Mfay 31 63
105Vi Jan.
Feb.
Mar. 25
106
104
Feb.
79Vi June
45
70
11
11
52 Vi May 22
74
¥*
4
18
Mar. 27
Feb.
17 Vi Jan.
38 Vi June 26
16
1
June
June 18
HOVi June 10
72 Vi June
5
June
8 105Vi Feb.
Mar.
9 92
53 Vi Feb.
37
28
65
55
86
67
37
56 Vi Jan.
86 Vi May
84 Vi June
June 24
107 H June" 19
105Vi June""
104 Vi June 15
103
June
June 24
99 Vi June 18 101
novi June
68Vi
June 24
17
102 Vi Feb.
Jan.
107
98
Sale
.Tune 24
78
Apr.
Apr.
105
72
99
2
45
June
June 21
June 26
2
109
105 Vi June
108 Vi June
36
Sale
62
Sale
June
10 Vi
11
75Vi June 22
-
84Vi Jan.
106
103
June
May 28
Feb. 15
2
31 Vi May
103
Jan.
6
June
87
16
9
June 27
June 25
June 29
5
18
5
5
Jan.
70
103
i03Vi
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
7
June
95
63
28*
40
Mar.
10 Vi June 21
11
June 26
5
Jan.
Mar. 12
100
75 Vi June 22
99
June 24
78
69
!§*
67
145
8
June
72
June
94 Vi June 12
74
June
June
June 29
Jan.
4
63Vi Jan. 16
79Vi Apr.
3
Apr.
3
59Vi Apr.
3
81 Vi Mar. 29
74
Mar. 25
51Vi Jan. 23
56
Jan.
8
60
33
615,000 Guantanamo A W Ry 6s.1958
373,000 Indiana Hydro-Elec Bs A.1958
169",655,
Sale
30
93
222.000 Gt West Power Calif 5s.. 1946
3,000
3~o",666
156
102
102 Vi
.....
70,000
258,000
Sale
91 Vi Sale
67 Vi Sale
67 Vi Sale
Highest
Lowest
9Vi June
Sale
95 Vi Sale
74 Vi Sale
72 Vi
96,000
6s without warrants...1953
332,000 Gillette Safety Razor 5s.l940
4,006,000 Glen Alden Coal4s
1965
Gobel (Adolf) *Vis ser A. 1935
3,109,000
With warrants
79,01*0 Godchaux Sugars 7Hs... 1941
491,000 Grand Trunk Ry **4«
1936
739.000 Grand Trunk West Ry 4s 1950
10,000
4s registered
1950
144,006 Great North Pow Bs stpd 1950
3,060
62,556
Sale
Sale
Sale
Gen Vending Corp—
*
165,000
178,000
115,000
37,000
34,000
83,000
79,000
v
88
2
..
Guardian Investors Corp—
161,000
82
Ask
88 Vi
830,600
„
1,005,000
239,000
deb ts.1940
A
n*
76 Vi
88 Vi
June ,29
Ask Bid
54
.
46,000
18,000
114,000
cons
June 1
*35
Bid
84,000 Gen Pub Serr Co Ss... ..1953
116,000
156,000
f
Gen Bronze
1
to
BONDS
312,600
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN JUNE
1933
July 1
June 30
9
53
EXCHANGE
Low from
SALES
AGGREGATE
YORK CURB
June 29
35 Vi Jan.
80
Jan.
57
97Vi Jan.
94Vi June 28
01
Mar. 25
90 Vi June 12
Mar.
101
(ntercontlnents Power Co—
5,000
32,000
73,000
6,000
30,000
186,000
31,000
80,000
249,000
308,000
204,000
269,000
1,092,000
589,000
758,000
296,000
20,000
Without warrants.....
5,428,000 Interstate Power 5s.
1957
2,087,000
Debenture 6s
1952
125,000
187,000
1,018,000
1,872,000
Deb 6s without warr...1948
Int Pow Sec 6V*s series C.1955
7s series E
1957
7s series P
1952
International Salt 5s
1951
Internet Securities 5s... 1947
Interstate Iron A St'l 5H* *46
InterstateNat Gas 6s
«l*
IVi June 11
76 Vi
76 Vi
Sale
71
74
Sale
77
Sale
53 Vi
99
Sale
75
54
42
67
67
56
13
June 14
77
June
4Vi Mar. 23
IVi Mar.
June 21
83 Vi
Sale
Sale
77 Vi
Sale
58 Vi
Sale
Sale
72
Sale
68 Vi June
72 Vi June 24
64
Sale
66
Sale
63 Vi June
66
98
Sale
101
Sale
77 Vs Jan.
Mar.
65
4
72
June 12
107 Vi June 21
106 Vi June
85 Vi June 24
76
June
99
June
97
June 17
1
69
83 H
43
June
2Vi June
76 Vi June
Mar.
60
24
85Vi Feb.
5
80Vi Feb.
5
08
Apr. 25
85 Vi June 24
99 Vi May 24
72Vi Mar.
104Vi Apr.
68Vi Jan.
89
Apr.
1936
103
371
26 Vi
74
June
53
June 12
79Vi June 24
60 Vi June 24
104Vi May 21 105Vi Jan. 18
57
Jan.
"
79Vi June 24
38
Jan.
60Vi June 24
Interstate PubUc Service
1956
1958
5s series D
4Vis series P
41
June 26
74 Vi May
52
Jan.
47 Vi Jan.
68
6
May
Investment Co of Amer—
31,000
40,000
305,000
29,000
44,000
233,000
17,000
92,000
154,000
1,946,000
583,000
504,000
1,321,000
236,000
5s series A with warr..1947
Without warrants.......
(owa»Nebraska LAP5s..1957
5s Series B
1961
Iowa Pow A Lt 4Vis A... 1958
Iowa Pub Serv 5s
1957
Isarco Hydro-El 7s
1952
Isotta Fraschlnl 7s
If 37,000
188,000
37,000
140,000
12,000
146,000
626,000
14,000
63,000
258,000
25,000
28,000
244,000
245,000
42,000
108,000
74,000
178,000
147,000
41*066
Without warrants.......
Italian Superpower 6s
1963
674,000
Without warrants........
Jacksonville Gas 5s
1942
5s stamped
1942
Jamaica Wat Sup 5Vis A. 1955
Jersey Cent P A L Bs B
1947
4>is series C
1961
Jones A Laughlln Steel 5s *39
510,000 Kansas Gas A Elec 6s.
984,000 Kansas Power 5s A
512,000 Kansas Pow A Lt Bs B
8*
73 Vi
96 Vi
Sale
87
102 Vi
Sale
"98Vi Sale'
Sale
49
55
??*
iSS
8"
80
1,906,000 Kentucky UtUitles5s....l969
1,363,000
Bs
1961
1,083,000
6Vis series D
1948
359,000
5Vis series P
1955
383,000 Kimberly Clark Bs A
1943
1,169,000 Koppers Gas A G dab 5s. 1947
804,000
Deb 5Vis
1950
458,000 Krestfe IS S> Co Ss
1945
396,000
Certificates of deposit....
45
46
55
Sale
12
102 Vi June 27
102 Vi June 14
105 Vi June 15
92
91
88
86
100
82 Vi
64
15 100
24 100
Jan.
Jan.
June 12
June 12
3 103 Vi May
4 103 Vi May
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
7
6
3 105Vi Apr.
3
99 Vi June 28
Jan.
Mar. 30 83 Vi Apr. 29
95 Vi June
64Vi June 27
99* June 28
1
95
June
8
83
June
8
51Vi June 18
59
June
4
51 Vi Mar. 23
66 Vi Feb.
5
36
58Vi June
7
June
7
49^
105
101 Vi
Sale
Sale
104
Sale
§2*
72
76
June
6
94 Vi
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
89
Sale
88 Vi
Sale
102
94 Vi
102Vi Sale'
103 Vi Sale
103Vi
104 Vs Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale'
.1945
101
100
Jan.
83 Vi June
89 Vi June 29
83
89Vi June 29
June
103
June 27
Sale
25
54 Vi
96
Sale
57
82 Vi
103
Sale
65
101
Sale"
98
103 Vi
Sale
Sale
Jan.
77Vi Jan.
73
Jan.
94 Vi June 29
69
Jan.
103 Vi June 21
102
Jan.
103 Vi June
104 Vi June
104Vi June 12
105 Vi June 28
103
103
5
lOOVi May
100Vi Jan.
74
June 19
56Vi Apr.
104 Vi June 26 108
June 22
June 3
4
June
35
96
101
36Vi
98 Vi
3 103 Vi
7 103 Vi
1 103 Vj
June 12
June
1
102 Vi June
103 Vi June
June
June 13
June 29
June 20
June
8
June 25
103 Vi Mar. 19
104 Vi June 12
105 Vi June 28
5
104 Vi Jan.
101 Vi Feb.
Feb.
103 Vi Feb. 25
1
74
Jan.
18 101
91 Vi Jan.
2 108
32
Feb.
75
Jan.
98Vi Jan.
101
Jan.
95Vi Jan.
~
8
106 Vi June 27
6
107 Vi Mar.
89 Vi June 29
89 Vi June 29
June 27
103
94 Vi June 29
62Vi Jan.
62Vi Jan.
97 Vi June
June
87
102 Vi June
June 20
June 29
novi June 28
97
June 29
Jan.
105
June
Mar. 21
2 104
4 107Vi Apr.
93Vi Jan.
106Vi Jan.
100
105 Vi
12 105
Vi Jan.
97
June 29
106 Vi June 27
107 Vi June 19
94
70Vi June
Sale
16
95
48
May
9 57
105Vi Apr. 26 108
90
102
105 Vi
24
Jan.
105 Vi June
107
June
97
107~~ Sale'
84 Vi
84 Vi
97 Vi
4
Jan.
llOVi June 28
108 Vi June
85
538",655
.
58 Vi June
57
June
June
June 21 107 Vi June
6
June
June 20
5 105
June
June 29
1 104
June
89
54
.
101
June
106Vi June 20 106 Vi June
50
4,320,000 Lehigh Pow Secur 6s
.2026
Leonard Tiets Inc 7 Vis.. 1946
52,000
Without warrants........
657,000 Lexington UtU 5s
1952
1,640,000 Llbby McNeill A Llbby Bs 1942
191,000 Lone Star Gas Corp Bs
1942
June
106 Vi
103
70
62,000
50.
100
Sale
50
50
91
For footnotes mm pane
97 Vi June
100Vi June
52
48
1955
6s series A....
760.000 Long Island Ltd 6s
12
87
32
462,000 Laclede Gas Light 5Vis..l935
7.000 Larutan Gas Corp 6Vis.. 1935
24,000
146,000
170,000
32,000
130,000
June
100 Vi June
105
June
2022
1947
1957
156 000
100
1942
52,000
749,000
194,000
76,000
1,008,000
4,498,000
158,000
June
98
„
40Vi Feb. 16
98 Vi June 29
Apr. 25
.-r- 2104 Vi May
1
5ll03Vi May 14
2 104
^
'
June 19
Mar. 12
June 22
—
NEW
54
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
In
:
79,000
1,000
27,000
1
4,000
7,000
77,000
641,000
15,000
12,000
44,000
•
•
V
r
66,000
981,000
,
7s
Ex-warrants
5s ctfs of
Steamship
7,000
69,000
6H« with
3,164,000
95+,000
166,000
529,000
874,000
2,000
63,000
508,000
450,000
127,000
1,000
26,000
40,000
16,000
8,000
12,000
413,000
100,000
39,000
158,000
301,000
383,000
77,000
114,000
288,000
106
June
Sale
80
June
June
93
June
99
86
Sale
Sale
87 H
Sale
97% June
82% June
84% June
98%
107%
105%
47%
3
June 20
June
105%
105%
103%
97%
86%
June 13
102% Apr.
103
Apr.
100% Jan.
71% Jan.
61% Jan.
3% Mar.
101% Jan.
107% Jan.
Sale
103
89%
81
7%
Sale
97
Sale
85%
8
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
98%
75%
Sale
Sale
65,000
5,000
904,000
+,000
28,000
7,000
491,000
31,000
353.000
55.000
29,000
34,000
5,000
33,000
37,000
380,000
457,000
78
June
7% June
110% June
47,600
3,751,000
1,483,000
168,000
44,000
2,851,000
Mar.
June 10
June 21
June 28
June 24
June
19
June 28
June
10
100% June 27
78
June
June 14
109%
60
6+
Sale
59% June 12
Sale
Sale
59
Sale
64%
64%
79
62
Sale
Sale
Sale
63
Sale
67 %
Sale
61
Sole
58 %
Sale
Sale
41%
26
3
10
24
4 102
19
77
21
June 21
June 19
6 107% Jan.
5 108% Apr.
23
16
June
4
90
104 %
108%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
105%
101%
103.M
3ale
Sale
Sale
Sale'
62%
31^
98
97 Vs
93%
105 %
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
62%
34%
106%
100
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
102% Sale
103
Sale
June 24
May 11
113% June 28
111
May
7
100% June 27
9
Jan.
67 '
Apr.
100% Jan.
79
May
4
109% May 21
104
May 27
May
•
66;
June 24
65
June 24
58% June 12
62 % June
4
67% June
65% Jure 24
72% June 29
47
Mar.
65% June 24
72% June 29
80
June 29
60
June
58
June
66%
65%
49%
97%
June
7
June
8
June 27
June 11
June
June
24
June
25 111
54% Mar.
57% Mar.
47% Jan.
58
80
103
59
May 22
Jan.
June
7
91
107% May 22
105% June 25
91
June 21
108% June 11
102
112
June 24 104% June
1
June 27 108
June 14
June
1 108% June 14
110
June
June
10
90
106
90
64
35% June 24
12 106% June 29
June 18 100% June 28
101
June
June 28
4
June
19
June 20
32% June 18
31% June 18
90% June 10
June 24
106% June 29
100% June 28
May
3
100
95% June 28
107
Apr. 22
8
107% June
June 28
June 28
June 11
8
Jan.
103
June 28
90% Jan.
104
June 22
June
7
74% Jan.
94
May 13
92% June
8
90
June
92
June
June
1
28
28
72
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
38
37
Feb.
6 10.3
June
6
35% June 24
17
June
Mar.
June 25
102% June 20
7 102% June 20
64
June 24
June 26
June 12 100
June 20 95%
June
1 107
June 15 107%
Apr. 23
May 22
109% Feb. 28
June 25
96%
92%
105%
106%
3
60% May 17
97% June 11
June 25
28% June
104% June
97
May
66
30% Jan.
77
June 29
88
May
June
7
June 22 107% June 29
107
1 105% June 25
104% June
100
June 11 102
June 21
June 16 108% June 11
90
Sale
.2
28
Mar.
89
33
Feb.
May 14
June
47% Mar.
152%
95%
106%
107%
11
48
106%
108%
88%
101%
Sale'
12
Feb.
June 2+
39% June
107%
Jan.
June 24
12
ir
104%
100 H
5
106%
105%
104%
97%
86%
66
96
107 %
26
65
June
90%
104% June 22
93
33
31% June 18
95H June 24
101% Sale
6 102%
99% June
105% June 24 106%
105
June 21 106%
l54% June 1 06%
Sale" 108% June 28 109
Sale
4 105
103% June
7 106%
105% June
Sale" 10+
June
x04%
Sale
100 % June
4 104
Sale
66
June
+
76
88
June 28
Jan.
Juno
1
Jan.
June
5
Feb.
8
19
14
95% June 24
3 103% Apr. 20
1
3 106% June
7
11 108% Jan.
105
104 %
Sale
104%
102%
75%
June 20
Apr.
Apr.
June
5
Jan.
109
Mar. 30
June 28
Jan.
105
June 28
June 17
June .7
Jan.
107
Jan.
104% Mar.
June 20
Jan.
104
June 20
June 25
Jan.
76
June 25
Mar. 15
....—1954
5Hs series E
.—..1961
Oklahoma Gas A El 5a...1950
6s series A
1940
Okla Pow A Water 5s A..1948
Osgood Co 6s
1938
Oswego Falls Co 6s
1941
5s series D
41
May
84% June 11
Jan.
84% Mar.
X
84% Sale
75% June
3
5 106% May
7
6
May 10
2
4
7
:■
Pacific Investing 5s A—1948
Without warrants...—
Pacific Ltg A Pow 5s
1942
Pacific Power A Light 5s. 1955
«
107*
104% June
Sale
105% June 25
107% June
8
106% June
4s series F.1971
101
117%
Sale
117% June
106%
82 %
69
102
35
IVA
62
57
106% Sale
Sale"
107
Sale
94% Sale
70
al03
Sale
Sale
79% Sale'
HZ™
67
June
June
June
103
98% Sale*
98
Sale
99
94
Sale
94% Sale
94
Sale
Sale
67
51%
106% June 27 107% June" 3
1 107% June 21
106% June
92
115% Sale
I 118% June" 17
June
102%
98%
97%
102%
June
93
June
June
June
13
96% June
6
1 116% June 18
1
79 % June 29
3 103
June
,3
3 104% June 24
5 100% June 10
3 99% June 24
8
105% June 24
99% Jan.
101
Jan.
105% June 25
8
107% June
106% Mar.
111% Jan.
104% May
105% Jan.
100% Jan.
106%
118%
108%
108%
107%
87
110
Mar. 16
117
Mar.
Jan.
57% Jan.
98% Jan.
102
Jan.
Apr.
Feb.
17
Jan.
19
7
June 21
May 16
Apr. 10
79% June 29
98
104
Mar.
104%
100%
99%
105%
June 24
2
June 10
June 24
June 24
June 29
June
17
95
93% June
8
99
v
89
3
95
f
95
June 29
June
June
99
June 24
95
June 25
Penn-Ohio Edison 6s
1956
Without warrants..—
5Hs series B
1959
Penn-Ohlo PAL 5%s A.1954
Penn Power Co 5s
1956
Penn Pub Serv 6s C—... 1947
Ss series D
1954
Penn Telep Corp 5a C—.1960
Penn Water A Pow 4Hs—1968
5a.
1940
Peoples Gas Lt A Coke 4s B'81
6s series C—
1957
For footnotes ae« page
Mar.
4
110
Sale
108%
Pacific Western Oil 6HS-1943
Palmer Corp of La 6s....1938
Park A Tilford 6s
1936
Penn Cent Lt A Pow 4%s 1977
139,000
5s
1979
1,349,000
2,939,000
1,006,000
215,000
215,000
134,000
65,000
■1
131,000
272,000
2,451,000
4,415,000
Jan.
4
113%
June
72
60
Ohio Public Serv 6s C—1953
2,072,000 Penn Electric
June 19
9
'
516,000
Feb.
58
Jan.
104
1956
357,000 Pacific Coast Power 5s... 1946
1,211,000 Pacific Gas A R11st 4HS.1957
1,006
4%s series E reg.
1957
741,000
1st A ref 6s B
1941
1,094,000
1st A ref 5Hs G
—.1952
58i,000
1st A ref 5s D
1955
1,244,000
1st A ref 4Hs F
1960
-
130,000
326,000
199,000
June
97% June
74% June
Ohio Power 5s series B... 1952
I*
89
109
Certificates of deposit
.
104% June
104% June
101% June
109
888,060
135,000
9
28
106% May 10
June 21
107% June
11
June 25
101
June 26
98% June
13
99% June 18,
108% May 28
June
81 000
74,660
June 25
6
Sale
52,666
101
June 28 108
105
"
June
June
99% June 18
June 22 108% June 18
June 17 106% June
57
June 26
June
3
June
Sale
Sale
13,000
138,000
June 29
June
Sale
2
.1960
Northwest Pow 6s A
■
86
88% June 24
106
105
f deb ser A——1956
v.v
99% June 12
13
13
May 21
108% Jan.
104% June
94% June
100
May
86% May
88% June
74
A————1959
I
June 28
June 26
June
Sale
Sale
.V.
June 27
75
106
91%
,
4% Jan.
June
igg
June 28
Sale
1.00%
106%
'
June 17
June
Sale
10% May
May
May
10% May
4% Jan.
Sale
A..1957
40,006
Jan.
4% Jan.
5
106%
Ogden Gee Co 5s——1945
Ohio Edison Co 5s
1960
5+5,000
June
Jan.
5
June
9% June
82
Jan.
Sale'
Nor'west Pub Serv 5s
1,092,000
863,000
7,000
246,000
89
June 27
Jan.
9
96
104% June 21
102% May 13
106% June 27
84
May 14
100% Jan.
66
8
June 21
33
32% June 21
2
102% Jan.
Jan.
1 102
6
77
1,348,066
1,874,006
June 27
June 21
June
24
66% Feb.
32% June
87% Mar.
85% Mar.
67
May
101H
1,504,000
2,6 x1,000
350,000
842,000
206,000
43,000
203,000
141,000
141,000
9'
June 21
June 13
June 29
108% Apr.
50% June
33
Feb.
Mar. 13 103
106%
Rlec Assn 5sl947
4 H« series D
June 29
110
103% June 29
Jan.
Sale
146,000
286,000
40,000
96,000
45,000
;
June 10
Sale
_
.03,000
June 27
80
8% June
8% June
8% June
Sale
Sale
Sale
.
165,006
96
100
104
Sale
107%
1,156,000
5H% notes.
—1940
3,831,000
4%a
1961
1,529,000 Northwest Electric 6s.—1935
36,000
6s ctfs of dep.
.....1935
141.000
15
June
Sale
Sale
Nor States Power
-
29
98 %
488,000 Nor Cont Utll 5 H* A
1948
433,006 Nor Indiana GAB 6s..-.1952
1,406,000 Nor Ind Pub Serv 5s—.1966
2,169,000
5s series D__
...1969
2,065,000
4Us B—
1970
634,000 Nor Ohio P A L 5%s
1951
315,060 Nor Ohio Trac A Lt 5s...1956
47,000
101H
106%
Nippon Rlec Pow 4He...1953
Nor Amer L A P 5% notes 1936
s
1
21
Jan.
88% Jan.
106 %
1950
5Hs
106
29
~ 110
Line
Conx deb 5s
2,484,060
24
Sale
1948
5a series
28
107% May
June
98
Pub
5s—
118,000
15
14 109% Feb.
108
'Y 265,000 Niagara Falls Power 4S..1950
.110,600
73,006
Feb.
Jan.
104% Jan.
95
104
3,187 000 New Engl Pow Assn 5S...1948
3,015,000
DebSH*
1954
4,092,000 New Orleans Pub Serv4Ha,35
203,000
4%s ctfs of deposit....1935
1,220,000
6s series A
1949
202,000 N Y Cent Elec 5%s
1950
N Y 8c Foreign Invest
31,000
5Hs A with warrants—1948
667,000 N Y Pa 8c Ohio RR 4 He-1950
5,869,000 NYP ALCorplst4H»-1967
3,627,000 N Y State E A G 4Ha—1980
351,000
5%s
1962
37,000 N Y A Westchester Ltg 5s *54
3x2,000
4s
2004
490,000
186,000
142,000
305,000
42,000
Jan.
107
June 21
94%
84%
85%
108
14
32% June
104%
101%
106%
82%
103% Jan.
107% Feb. 28
105% May 27 108% Mar. 14
21
June 13
June 21
1077 Sale'
98 %
24
24
June
101% June
100% June
warrants—1937
New Eng G 8c
3,107,006
Sale
75
393,000
1981
4%s
490,000 Nelsner Bros Realty 6s.-1948
2,104,000 Nevada Calif Rlec 5s
1956
398,000 New Amsterdam Gas 5S..1948
1,000
58 registered
... 1948
5~18,656
50% June
~~8% Sale"
1,107,000 Narragansett Rlec Co 5S..1957
286,000
5s series B
1957
23,000 Nassau A Suffolk Ltg 5s. 1945
2,089,000 Nat Pow 8c Lt 6s4*A"—-2026
3,838,000
Deb 5s series B
2030
2,554,000 Nat Pub Serv 5s C O D—197*
349,000 Nebraska Power 6s
2022
148,000
25,000
3,000
342,000
639,000
494,000
33,000
58,000
58,000
229,000
8,000
June
4 107% June
June 24 106% June
June
6 109% June
June
June 21 109
106
June 26 106% June
106% June 28 107% June
97
June
103% June
103
June
101% June
106% June
107% June
June
Sale
8%
Service 5%e B
Munson
Sale Prices
77
81
1953
55,000 Montana Dakota Pow 5%s *44
999,000 MontrealLHkP1951
.398,000
5a series B
—.1970
2,227,000
471,000
8,000
128,000
74,000
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale
106
1967
Monongahela West Penn
Sale
Sale
101%
dep.----——1935
498,000 Milwaukee G L 4Hs
_
Sale
Sale
95% Sale
§?*
77
2,135,000 Minneapolis Gas Lt 4%s.l950
1,807,000 Minn Pow & Lt4%e
1978
1,1+4,000
1st 8c ret 5s
1955
1,907,066 Mississippi Pow 5s
1955
2,884,000 Miss Power & Light 5s—1957
Mississippi River Fuel—
220,000
6s with warrants—.1944
191,000
Without warrants
467,000 Miss River Power 5s
1951
406,000 Missouri P 8c L 5%e A--—1955
1,485,006 Missouri Pub Serv 5s A—1947
16,000
33,000
25,000
31,000
209,000
Lowest
Sale Prices
33
350,000 Midland Valley RR 5s—1943
^
Sale
50 %
}J£
Mass Gas Co 5
585,000
Sale
1951
.1941
....1941
;
158,000
109,000
60,000
63,000
146,000
177,000
205,000
206,000
432,000
106 %
102
103
"97% Sale"
1,640,000
1955
283,000 McCord Rad & Mfg 6s—1943
919,000 Memphis P 8c L 5sser A..1948
1,652,000 Met Edison 4s series B—1971
651,006
1st mtge 5s series P—1962
112,000 Middle Sts Petrol 6H« A.1945
Middle West Utll—
591,000
5g ctfs of dep....—-1932
566,000
5s ctfs of dep..--——1933
595,000
5s ctfs of dep.—---—-1934
164,000
106,000
Highest
Sale Prices
106%
106%
109%
108%
Sale
-1961
4% series G
1,600
1
Lowest
Ask
1947
5%« series R
592,000 Manitoba Power 5 Ha
4,000 Mansfield MAS 7s
126,000
<-V
4,000
1,000
226,000
387,000
44,000
119,000
239,000
72,000
16,000
36,000
18,000
1,000
354,000
106%
'61
5%« series F
1943
296,000
514 s series 1
—.—1949
3,081,000 LouisianaPow 8c Lt 5s—1957
111 ,000 Louisville (Kjr) G A R 6s A *37
,
Ask Bid
—;^9
206,000
58,000
i 104,000
RANGE SINCE JAN.
_
361,000 toe Angeles Gas 8c Klec 5s
i:
June 29
June 1
'35
Bid
BONDS (Omfimwd)
JUNE
to
June 30
$
$
PRICES IN
July 1 1933
1
Jan.
June
EXCHANGE
CURB
Low from
SALES
AGGREGATE
YORK
56.
ilH
74
92 %
66 %
105%
Sale*
106"" Sale'
98%
94%
106%
105%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
113
68
100
84%
Sale
113% Sale'
Sale
Sale
Mar.
8
152% Sale'
106%
108
Feb.
106
60
86
89
103
56
June
5 106% June
105% June
105% June 29 107% June
June
107
June 28
June
104
June 20
June
106
June 12
June
108
Feb.
18
June
114
Apr.
10
June
87
June 24
1 102% June
102
June 26
1
June
5
101% June
3 106%
105% June
105% June 19 106%
3 113%
112% June
5
83% June
7%
igft
June
26
NEW
July, 1933]
Since
Jan. I
In
June
100,000
55,000
154,000
11,000
904 ,000 Phil* Bloc Power 5Ha
1972
175 ,000 Phil* Rapid Transit (*..19(2
386 ,000
1,114 ,000
144 .000
463 ,000
121 ,000
328 ,000
751 ,000
647 ,000
842 ,000
•;.v 124 ,000
;;
104$
100
•
June 29
June 1.
'35
Ask Bid
Bid
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
34 June 19
112
June 12
1104 June 20
844 June 6
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
14 Mar. 12
34 June 19
1114 May 10 1144 Mar. 4
1074. Apr. 18 1104 June 20
754 jan.
2 854 May 22
7 1084 June 24
1034 June 29 105 4 June
1034 June 29 1064 Mar. 29
Ask
2
112
1114 Sale
1094 Sale
.....
1094 Sale
84
444
Sale
1034 Sale
Sale
105
534 Sale
64* class A
i960
Piedmont 9c Northern 5s. 1954
Pittsburgh Coal (*.
1949
Pittsburgh Steel 6s......1948
Pomerania Else Co (*....1953
...
101
974 Sale
-
-
-
82
June 10
......
77
Sale
Sale
June
102
June
7714
106
106
June
1044 June
1044 June
Sale
June
It*
Sale
June, 4
,
,
June
6
June 28
1
1044 June
58
45
83
June
June
June
,
June 20
June 27
994 June 11
96 4 June
738 000 Power Corp of N Y 5 H*—1947
(Hs series A..........1942
9 000
799 000 Power Securities Corp 6s. 1949
160 000 Prussian Elec (*.........1954
June 24
June
103
764 June
105
43
964 June 15
June
June
Sale
4Ha series P
1961
Potomac Elec Power 5s..1936
1014 June 28
1074 June
June
8,000
28,000
:] 210 000
89
130
518 000
6% perpetual certificates
435 000 Pub Ser* of Nor Ills 5* C.1966
1,496 000
5s. ...................1956
993 000
44* series D^.........1978
1,510 000
44s series E..........1980
3,692 000
44s series F-.........1981
1,765 000
64* series H
.....1952
1,409. 000 Pub Serr of Okie 5s D
1957
595, 000
5s series C——.1961
644, 000 Pub Serr Substd 54* A..1949
5,340, 000 Puget Sound P Ac L 5 4s. 1949
1,501, 000
5s series C............1950
3.010, 000
44« series D..........1950
86,000
85,000
24.000
400.000 Quebec Power 5s
...1968
438,000 Queens Boro G Ac B 549-1952
4 4*-........ 1958
164,000
With warrants..
137,000
Ruhr Gas Co 64s.......1953
83,000 Ruhr Housing 64« A....1958
918.000 St Louis Gas Ac Goko (*..1947
429,000 Safe Harbor Water Pr 44a *79
1,600,000 San Ant Pub Serr 5s.. ..1958
San Diego Cons G Ac E—
48,000
54s aeries D
1980
34.000 San Joaquin L 5c P (s B..1952
339,000
5a series D
1957
105.000 Sauda Falls Co 5s
1955
12.000
4,000
34,000
3.000
1044 Sale
994 Sale
984 Sale
Sale
1044 Sale
1074 Sale
102
102
Sale
102
Sale
Sale
1054 Sale
1024
Sale
l034 Sale
944 Sale
4
96
Sale
72
Sale
694 Sale
132
127
June
1034 June
1034 June
19
934 Jan.
1054 Jan.
89
Apr.
25
June
984
674
994
934
1044
34
41
35
Apr
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
June
June 22
June
7
984
984
1054
1024
1024
944
Feb.
106
784 Mar.
Jan.
Feb.
96
June 22
42
Feb.
19
1064 May
118
6
June
7
132
1044 June 24
89
904 Jan.
108
81
June
102
June 25
June 29
June
102
June 28
June
4
1064 June
1034 June 27
1034 June 29
June
June
June
June
96
June
804 June 26
754 June 29
724 June 29
794 Sale"
754 Sale
W*
72
June
72
Sale
68
June
Sale'
1034 June
984 June
105
June
3 105
4 100
19
28
9
5
Apr.
Jan.
108
102
14
31
16
17
Jan.
Jan.
-
104
1044 June 24
June
7
June 28
1054 Jan.
66
May
49
May
884 Jan.
1004nMay
1044 Jan.
June
76
33
Jan. 31
June 28
Feb. 21
Jan.
9
1034 May 25
824 May
6
1064 Apr. 12
.
Jan.
76
Mar. 15
754
1014
1084
984
June
99
984
78
90
......
62,000 Reoublic Gas Corp (a A..I945
1,124,000
Certificates of deposit.....
117,000 Rochester Cent Pow 5s A 1953
98,000 Rochester Ry Ac Lt 5s....1954
239,000
69,000
181,000
Apr/ 17 109
June
14
Jan.
102
804 Jan.
102
80
Jan.
102
984 Jan.
934 Jan.
107
May
1034
1034
974
804
June 27
June 29
944 Jan.
794 Jan.
554 Jan.
534 Jan.
June 25
r June
29
June 28
7
Apr. 24
June 26
76
May 13
724 June 29
504 Jan.
101
Apr.
12
86
Jan.
8 1054 June 13
102
Jan.
3 100
May 13
14 1064 Mar.
6
Jan.
25
91
May
404 Mar. 20
60
June 25
June 28
June
4 1054 Feb.
9
Reliance Management 5s.1954
.......
26,000
10,000
19,000
283,000
40,000
16.000
15,000
14,000
June
334 June 12 344 June 27
105
June 12 1054 June
5
Pub Ser»of N H 44a B..1957
Pub Service Co of NJ—
100,000
62,000
330,000
74,000
211,000
332,000
263,000
136,000
44,000
72,000
787,000
202,000
428,000
Highest
1044 Jan.
il
1~44~,666
107 i
504 June
June
59
504 June
106
8*
Poor Ac Co (s...
..1939
Portland Gas 5c Coke 5s. 1949
Potomac Edison 5s ser B.1954
Lowest
June
Sale
.
5
June
1114 June 3
1094 June 12
108
117 ,000 Potrero Sugar 1st 7S.....I947
35 000
7s stamped.9...........1947
115 000 Power Corpof Can 44s B 1959
*
\
to
Phlla Suburb Go* O 5c B
221 ,000
1st 9c refunding 4K*..1957
65 ,000 Phlla Suburb Water 5s..l955
Piedmont Hydro-Electric Co
16,000
24,000
RANGE SINCE JAN.
July I 1933
June 30
BONOS (OtnUnuti) —
%
365 ,000 People* Lt Be Pow 5a.... 1979
314 .000 Phlla Electric Co 5*.....19(6
$
87.000
200,000
8,000
147,000
15,000
58,000
71,000
68,000
59,000
33,000
13,000
7,000
10,000
144,000
new york
curb exchange
55
PRICES m JUNE
Low from
SALES
AGGREGATE
CURB EXCHANGE
YORK
514 Sale
134
224
100
1134
Sale
38
10
Sale
June
91
June
June
June
60
June 25
i664 Sale'
1014 Sale
mi
584
444
1134
384
June
June
June
26
9?*
64
Sale
109
1*
Sale
514
504
404
112*
37*
June
6
June
1064 June
1004 June
27
June
114 June 26
8 1094 June 27
1 102
June 20
1054 June 15 1054 June
120
754
1034 June
3 1044 June
1084 June 28 1094 June
101
.♦—
13
14
83
June'
4
June 26
June 10
June
1
June 28
3 126
8
June 26
3
7
82
,
394 Mar. 15 584
314 Mar. 25 444
1124 Jan.
2 1134
36
Mar. 25
434
26
May 31 344
June
June
Mar.
Feb.
Feb.
4
26
10
4
19
25
6
June 14
104 Feb.
9
1054 May 15 1094 June 27
924 Jan.
2 1024 May
4
1054 May 22 1084 Jan. 21
126
June 26
1074 Jan.
98
Jan.
105
1084 Feb. 19
111
Mar. 25
Jan.
14
Saxon Public Works—
1.033,000 Scrlpps (E W) Co 54a...l943
2,803,000 Seattle Ltg Co 5s
.....1949
90,000
371,000
59,000
190,000
137,000
116,000
86.000
,
399.000 SerrellncSs
.......
759.000
7,655,000
1,380,000
I
405,000
592,000
567.000
137,000
333,000
50,000
1.015.000
Sou Carolina Power 5s..l957
Southeast P Ac L (S......2025
Southern Calif Bdleon 5s 1951
General 5s..
.1939
Refunding mtge 5s
1952
Ref Mtge 5s...........1954
Sou Calif Gas Corp 5s...1937
Sou Calif Gas Co 5s
..1957
54a Series B.......
1953
lat Ac ref 4 4a
—1961
394 June 26
38
414 Sale
424 Sale
1064 Sale
97
Sale
1024 Sale
97
Sale
534 Sale
92
Sale
94
Sale
924 Sale
1054 Sale
974 Sale
lor" Sale
1054 Sale
1064 Sale
40
June
10
43
June 27
5 1064 June 25
1054 June
5
944 June 14 974 June
944 June 13 974 June
4
1014 June 14 1024 June 28
4
944 June 13 974 June
June
5
1054 June 20 106
53
June 14
54
June 11
904 June
914 June
8
94
4
974 June 24
June 26
105
105
1054 Sale
103
Sale
14 1054 June
June 24 1054 June
1054
1064
1014
1044
June 21 1074 June
June 24 1074 June
6 1014 June
June
June 26 1064 June 10
103
June 29 105
June
June
1
Jan.
18
11
104 Feb.
47
Jan.
73
Jan.
644 Jan.
105
June
June
105
1044 June 11 1064 June 27
Jan.
424 Feb.
20
Apr.
20
Apr.
96
Jan.
1024 June
284 Jan.
434 Apr.
101
Jan. 15 1064 June
90
Apr.
984 Feb.
90
Apr.
994 Feb.
98
Apr.
1034 Feb.
914 Apr.
984 Feb.
1054 Jan.
1084 Mar.
•
11
15.4 June 12 164 June «4
6 1024 June 28
1014 June
...1948
1,548.000 Shawlnlgan W 5tP 64a..1967
484.000
44* aeries B...
...1968
519,000
5s series C...
....1978
729,000
44* series D....1970
384,000 Sheffield Steel 5 4a
.1948
131.000 Sheridan Wyo Coal (S-..194?
45,000
23,000
138,000
1,568,000
89,000
16,000
100,000
60,000
13,000
87,000
20.000
125,000
394 June 26
92.000
6s
1937
8,000 Schulte Real Est 6s w w__
74,000
(s without warrants...1933
2,000
15.066
1054 Jan.
1054
Jan.
1014 Jan*
102
103
Jan.
June
974 Jan.
54
June
16
8
6
28
24
25
30
28
25
28
11
11
94
June 26
974 June 24
1084 Feb. 26
1084
Feb.
27
1084 Feb. 28
108
Feb.
23
1024 Mar. 21
1064 Feb. 13
1054
Feb.
4
1064 June 27
Southern Counties Gas
143.000
49.000
414,000
321,000
15,000
40,000
209,000
50,000
203,000
34,000
64,000
59,000
51,000
409,000
300,000
672,000
525.000
41,000
37,000
954,000
18,000
1,015,000
of California 44a
.1968
229.000 SouthernIndGfcE54•-1957
Southern Indiana Ry 4e.l951
Southern Nat Gas 6s
1944
Stamped
1944
S*western Assoc Tel 5s A. 1961
Southwestern G 5c E 5s_„1957
5s series B.....
...1957
Southwestern L Ac P 5s..l957
S'western Nat Gas 6S....1945
Southwestern PAL 6s..2022
S'western Pub Serr 6s A.1945
Staley (A B) Mfg (S......I942
Standard Gas 9c Elec 6s._t935
1.489,000
1,816.000
85,000
227,000
1,620,000
706.000
1,053,000
223,000
1,124,000
412,000
261,000
2,031,000
2,728,000
2,513.000
2,132,000
308,000
337,000
4,019,000
116,000
Con* 6s
...1935
6a
1951
6a—
—...—....1966
Standard Inrest 54a..*.1939
5s without warrants...1937
Stand Power Ac Lt 6»—I9S7
StandardTelep54* A...1943
Stlnnes
107
48
Sale
564
93
Sale
944 Sale
56,000
7s Oct 1 *36 without warr
132,000
7a stamped
1936
23,000
7a 1946 without warrants..
347,000
7s stamped
.......1946
2,195,000 Super Power of III 44a..l979
285.000
6a-——........——1961
1,863.000
44a....
....——1968
1,539,000 Swift Ac Co 5s—..—.—1940
900,000
5a
—
..1944
40,000 Syracuse Ltg 5s B.......1957
41,000
lat Ac ref 5 4a
1954
202,000
68,000
64a without warrants. 1953
Texas Elec Service 5s....I960
Texas Gas Utilities 6s
1945
Texas Power Ac Lt 5«.....1956
6a—............... .3022
5a—
—1937
Thermold Go 6sstampod.l937
Tide Water Power 5s A—.1979
Toledo Edison Co—
103
48
Sale
474
Sale
Sale
51
Sale
44"
Sale"
44
444 Sale
92
June
1
June
6
June 14
Sale
43
Sale
IS*
June
1
79
June 12
844
June •/7 100
1034 June 19 104
96
444 June 12
54 4
June 12
544
474
444
414
414
924
June 19
June 17
94
404 Sale
June 10
614 June 24
944 June 14
June 24
June 24
1014 June 13 1034 June 28
June 28
1014 June 14 103
June 19
914 June 3 95
77
76
Sale
June
6
June 11
38
June 12
334 June 15
50
39
Sale'
44
Sale
39
45
35"~ Sale'
1004 Sale
1054 Sale
1004 Sale
474
June 26
June 24
June 29
June
8
June 24
June 24
June 10
June 10
93
June
3
5
954 June
45 4 June 24
354 June
June
17
June
1
June 21
k 5
1034
96
Sale
Sale
824 Sale
99"" Sale"
i6i4 Sale" 1034 Sale'
Sale
1054 Sale
80
93
107
Sale
95,000
8,000
561,000 Glen Ac Co 6s stamped—1944
8,000
69 ctfs of dep..
.1944
49
554 Sale
Sale
44
June 29
45
June 21
June
1
93
June 14 108
June
5
814 June 18
1014 Sale
1064 Sale
794 Sale
95
Sale
1064 Sale
56
Sale
June
8
96
June 29
83 4 June
7
June
June
3
June
& June 25
20
June
June
101
7 1044 June
984 June 18 1014 June
June 19 1064 June
June 13
June
95
4
June
924 June
554 June 26
100
June 28
June 14
35
4 1034 June 27
1004 June
4
3 1054 June
1054 June
4 1034 June 27
1004 June
5
1014 June 28 1024 June
1
1024 June 14 1024 June
June 24
3 109
1084 June
106
984 Sale'
51
32
162*4 Sale"
1st mtge gold 5s——.1962
1,768,000
3,707,000 Twin City Rap Tr 54a A. 1952
94
1034 Sale
219,000
490,000
56.
Sale
100
924 Sale
774 Sale
Sale
103
Sale
Sale
For footnote sea page
8 108
3
78
TernI Hydro-Electric Co—
404.000
4,454,000
130,000
3,669.000
288,000
944,000
454,000
1,509,000
June
464 June
93
992,000 fenn Elec Power 5s......1956
.1970
483,000 Tenn Pub 8err 5s...
„
1
Sale
964
Jan.
1064 May
25
81
1034 Mar.
110
Jan.
2
10
Mar.
Feb.
804 Feb.
634 Jan.
93
Jan
1034 June 28
924 Jan.
714 Jan.
103
95
60
Jan.
49
Jan.
77
Jan.
614 June 24
944 June 14
944 May 29
85
79
June 24
May 17
June 19
June 26
844 June 24
100
June 29
374 Feb.
106
68
Jan.
374 Feb.
68
Jan.
1034 June
Feb.
32
31
Mar. 27
2
2
474 June 10
Mar.
Jan.
§24 Jan.
85
254 Mar.
234 Jan.
w*
95
434 Apr.
344 May
36
May
294 May
56
June 10
May 20
5
954 June
41*
June 24
May 10
(Hugo) Corp
2,000
31,000
i.ooo
43,000
189,000
32,000
130,000
73,000
38.000
6,000
10,000
71,000
562,000
8,000
438,000
36,000
96,000
69,000
262,000
1024 June 10 1034 June 27
1024 Sale
65
W757%
4
26
12
86
Jan.
1014 June
102 4 June
1064 Apr.
106
-
June
19
13
Feb.
434
1034
1064
1034
1044
13
June 27
Jan.
5
107
Jan.
5
May
9
June 27
June 24
1084 Feb. 11
109
June 29
84
May
3
554 June
754 Feb.
7
854 Jan.
134 Jan.
67
Jan.
764 Jan.
1053
453
Jan.
Jan.
3
57
June 24
424 Apr.
June 28
56
June 28
55
484 June
Feb.
96
944 Jan.
25
834 Jan.
29 1034 Jan.
5
29
25
Feb.
53
814 Jan.
754 Feb.
28
1064 June
4 1074 June 12
524 June 18 564 June 26
55
854 Jan.
1004 Jan.
Feb.
51
994 May 16
23
May
7
1044 June 28
1024 May 14
1064 June 29
834 May 23
95
June 29
1074 Feb. 23
584 May
7
1 57
June 28' 56
June 24
June 28
NEW
56
AGGREGATE
%
1,000
12,000
30,000
17,000
27,000
4,000
5,000
201,000
638,000
174,000
1,517,000
295",600
<
June 30
84,000
19,000
21,000
-V 9,000
26,000
23,000
33,000
52,000
70,000
2,000
4,000
2,000
11,000
207",000
36,000
212,000
PRICES
'35
Bid
114
58% Sale
9,000
22,000
87,000
50% Sale
46 % Sale
46% Sale
45% Sale
92
149,000
405,000
90,000
457,000
172,000
"3",666
7,000
61,000
153,000
139,000
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
"76"
Sale
100%
47%
101%
101%
102
Sale
94% Jan.
June 11 100% June 22
106% June 28 106% June 28
106% June 27 107% June 10
3
105% June 20 106% June
June
June 10
42% June 15
42% June 14
June
1
58
June
1
64% June
Apr. 26 108%
105% Mar. 13 107%
104
Apr. 18 108%
108% Jan.
4 115
75
6
55,000
204,000
1952
6s Serlea A
477,000 Yadkin River Power 5S..1941
1,340,000 York RysCo5s
1937
1
June 14
Jan.
Sale"
101 %
42% Feb. 16
June
June
June
June
June
43
18
29
24
22
24
Feb.
Sale
85
"75"
Sale
80% Sale
Sale
June 24
IVA
May
8
100% June 27
51% June 24
100% June 27
51% June 24
101
June
101% June 29
102
102
Mar.
101
June
102
June 29
102
Feb.
June
102
June 22
102
84
102% June 20
103
June
75
June
96
June
June 17
102
86%
80%
105%
106%
105% June
106% June
,
June
1
June 25
June
3
4
88
Sale
105
I "97% June"29
Sale
93% June
81% June
5
83% June 24
1
91
June
June 21
83
105
June 13 106
June
26%
89%
96%
74%
104%
June 23 43
June 12 93%
June
1 100
June
4 79
June 3 105
June
1
23
43
90
Sale
60
41
97
33% Sale
Sale
Sale
59%
18^
June 22
June
5
June 28
105
64
Sale
101
104
52
104
Sale
June
96 % June
95% June
96% Sale
Feb.
20
June 22
June
5
1 105
99
11
105
98% June 22
June 21
99
June 24
3
Jan.
108
May
1
106% Mar. 23
June 21
4
May
7
May 14
June 24
98% June 22
105% Sale
78%
22*
June 21
ilfi
June 15
106% June" "5 106% Jun"e""5
106% June 13 106% June 13
51
70
June 13
Apr. 12
June 29
May 17
104
78% Sale
75% Sale
100
97
61
May 17
June 10
June 27
May
7
May 27
June
6
5
Apr.
9 10%
104% Feb. 26 106%
100% Jan.
5 106
99
Jan.
8 105%
3
6
96% Jan.
4 106
June 20
June
June 20
Feb.
7
June 25
Mar. 12
June 10
June 27
105% Sale
6
16
June 22
June 19
75
«
11
90% Mar. 26 97%
95% Jan.
4 103%
105
Jan.
4 107%
73
Jan.
3
97%
56% Jan.
2 85
68% Jan.
8 91
9
June
7
10%
105
June
1 106%
105% June
1 106
104% June 10 105
AH
76
Feb.
June 10
10
June
88
93% Sale
Sale
§!*
June 25
97% June 19
102% June 10 103% June 13
97
19
50% June 29
49% June 24
96
Apr. 26
96% June
44% June
101% June
101% June
102% June
Sale
103
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
31
June 24
41%
50%
49%
95%
71%
101
97%
72,000
lat 7a with warrants...1954
376,000 Ward Baking Co 6a
1937
534,000
Feb. 13
Mar. 1
Feb. 25
42
Wisconsin Pub Sere........
58,000
7 100% June 22
106
June 14
1 115
55% June 26
41% June 17
92
Sale
59% Sale
1959
968,000 Wash Gaa Light Co 5a
1958
146,000 Wash Ry Be Elec 4a
1951
946,000 Wash Water Power 5a...l968
Western Newspaper Union—
481,000
Conv deb 6a
1944
2,066,000 West Penn Elec 5a
2030
275,000 West Penn Traction 5a..l960
3,451,000 West Texas Utll 5a A
1957
1,619,000 West United GAB 5H« A 55
66,000 WeatracoChlorine 5Ha.. 1937
19,000 Wheeling Elec Co 5a
1941
97,000 Wis Elec Pow 5s A
1954
748,000 Wis Minn Lt Be Pow 5a... 1944
927,000 Wisconsin P Be L 5s ser E.1956
825,000
5s series P
.1958
Lowest
41
Waldorf Astoria Corp—
44,000
150,000
1
Sale Prices
114
Sale
1946
5a aerlea B
Ask
107% Sale
Valtoline Oil 7a
1937
Vamma Water Power 5Ha *57
Virginia Elec Be Power 5a. 1955
Virginia Pub Ser 5H« A..1946
6a
Ask Bid
100
19M
1*57
1967
1949
United El Ssrv (Unea) 7a. 1956
177,000
Without warrnnta..
53,000 United Indua*%«
1941
135,000
lat 6a
1945
1,178,000 United Lt&PowtHa
1974
3,023,000
Deb 6a
1975
993,000
5 Ha
1959
5,810,000 United Lt Be Ry 5%s
1952
3,000
5%s registered
1952
1,417,000
6a aerlea A
1952
501,000
Deb 6a aerlea A........1973
163,000 U S Rubber 6%% notes..1936
234,000
Serial *%% notea
1937
245,000
Serial *%% notea
1938
372,000
Serial *%% notea
1939
361,000
Serial 6H% notea
1940
238,000
Serlea 6a
1936
213,000 Utah Power Be Light 4%.1944
685,000
6a aerlea A
2022
11,000 Utica Gaa Be El 5a E
1952
17,000
5a aerlea D
1956
30,000
134,000
511,000
1,612,000
442,000
1,048,000
RANGE SINCE JAN.
IN JUNE
June 29
June 1
$
BONDS (Conclude*)
88,000 Union Amor Inmt 6a A_ 1*48
Union Electric Lt Be Pow (Mo)
19,000
5« aerlea A...
241,000
4%s
177,000
5a aerlea B
213,000 United Elec of N J 4a
EXCHANGE
to
Jan.
11,000
CURB
Lovo from
July 1 1933
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
1
In
June
I
SALES
YORK
105% Sale
102% Sale
104% June
3 105% June 17
96% Jan.
2 105% Apr. 11
95% Jan.
163"" Sale'
105% June 28 105% June 18
102
June
8 103% June 19
105% June 18
103% May 14
94% Jan.
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
AND MUNICIPAL
8,000
Agrlcul Mtga Bk Rep of Col—
42,000
20-year 7a
Jan 15 1946
"9",000
4,000
36,000
6,000
127,000
95,000
104,000
594,000
497,000
26 >000
77,000
16,000
52,000
71,000
6,000
20,000
8,000
17,000
3,000
3,000
33,000
10,000
21", 066
4,000
9,000
14,000
2,000
16,000
18,000
134,000
11,000
7,000
■V
„
7,000
12,000
31,000
6,000
•
June
5
66
June 20
June 25
5
9% June 27
40% Sale
40
June 12
41 % June 14
37
June
5
93% June
87% June
5
38% June 26
94% June 27
3
88
June
62
June 24
66
June. 4
25
June
4
25
June
3
27% June 24
35%
23%
7%
7%
15%
13%
9%
June
3
June
4
June
8
June 21
June 3
June 12
June
8
35% June 25
24% June
3
10% June 28
10
June 28
16% June 12
14% June 27
10% June
5
30% Jan.
58% June 20
62% Jan. 17
44% Jan. 21
63
May 28
55% Apr. 22
17% Mar. 23
18% Apr.
5
11% Mar. 30
24
Jan.
24% Jan.
13% Jan.
23
94
Jan.
14
14% Feb.
14% Feb.
18
13
26% Sale
49
"x-w,
June
June
84% June
11% Sale
June
June
June
June
56
44
5
10
5
10
without warrants.
Eastern Util Invest 5s A 1954, June 22 at 12
May 23
Apr.
5
92% May 18
86
Apr. 26
62
June
3
37
39
34
83%
12%
11%
12%
11%
1%
1%
7
*
56
Isarco Hydro-Electric 7s 1952,
in com¬
46
June 12
June 5 at 71%
Midland Royalty $2 conv pref,
June 11 at 10
*
»
Colorado Springs Stock
Denver Stock
»«
Detroit Stock
"
Los Angeles Stock
Los Angeles Curb
*
New York Curb
>
New York Produce
New York Real Estate
Minneapolis-St. Paul
«
New Orleans Stock
21
Philadelphia Stock
Pittsburgh Stock
Richmond Stock
22
22
New York Stock
1
1
■
Jan.
24
St. Louis Stock
«
Salt Lake City Stock
»
San Francisco Stock
Baltimore Stock
Boston Stock
22
San Francisco Curb
22
r
Buffalo Stock
22
San Francisco Mining
Seattle Stock
*
California Stock
*
*
*
Chicago Stock
"
11
Spokane Stock
U/nuKllKVf AYI
tT%
2
June 27
9% Mar. 8
10
Mar. 21
'»
low
prices since July 1 1933 were made (designated by
superior figures in tables). are as follows:
May 17
Jan. 18
June 29
June 26
June
6
June 25
Mar. 20
Chicago Curb
Cincinnati Stock
Cleveland Stock
i«
The National Securities Exchanges on which
10
June 28
17% Jan.
3
Apr. 26
June 12
June
8
Chicago Board of Trade
i»
Under the rule sales, in which no account is taken
in computing range, are given below:
Central Arizona Lt & Pw 5s 1960, June 18 at 105
10% June 28
Mar. 19
44
53% June
4
10% June 26
10% June
6
n
\
Feb. 16
Feb.
6
Feb.
7
Mar. 26
1% June 21
1% Mar. 27
"
«
Feb.
6
38% Feb. 16
72
2
6%
5%
15%
13%
9%
12% June 21
12
June
3
1% June
7
1% June
3
6
1% June 20
21
6
June 6 >1 % June
12
27
17
19
Feb. 28
98% Jan. 14
93% Jan. 21
49
23 % May 25
June 29
12
29
26
6
25
June 24
24% May 31
24% May 20
»•
Oash sales, in which no account is taken
puting range, are given below:
*
Deferred delivery sales, in which no account Is
taken in computing range, are given below:
7% Mar. 30
85% June 21
13% June
6
6
June
June
June
June
June
June
14
>
21
June 10
13
June
Jan. 22
Apr.
4
39
36
18 "l3% June'27
11%
12%
11%
1%
1 %
1%
1%
44
59
54
6
52
7
13
v
" with warrants.
19
ll%
5%a„.
1921
Certificates of deposit...
"cod/' certificates of deposit
"cons," consolidated.
"cum," cumulative.
"conv." convertible.
"m," mortgage.
"n-v," non-voting.
"vtc," voting trust certificates.
"w I." when issued.
w
Sale
4
27% June 24
57 % June 24
48% June 24
"iff
Abbreviations Used Above:
"w
Sale
21
Coupon off.............
Russian Govt 6H*
1919
Certificates of deposit...
Ex-dividend.
3
14
70
62
11%
r
Jan.
June 11
Sale
7% June
Parana (Stateof). Bras 7a.'58
Coupon off
Rio de Janeiro 6H>.——1959
X
a
11
55% Jan.
64
63
Mtge Bank of Denmark 5sl973
No par value.
Sold under the rule,
Deferred delivery sale,
Sold for cash.
f»
June 20
June 25
June
Santa Fe (City) Argentina
„
66
25
1951
stamped.........1951
226,000
Republic extl 7a.
1*4*
12,000
78 stamped
1945
110,000 Santiago (Chile) 7a...... 194*
84,000
7a
1961
70
7
Mtge Bank of Bogota—
225,000
122,000
97,000
75,000
85,000
150,000
2,445,000
474,000
551,000
25
June
104,000
7a issue of May 1927
1947
70,000
7a issue of Oct 1927
1947
177,000 Mtge Bank of Chile 6a... 1931
.
Jan.
24J
Sale
Mendosa (Prov) Argentina
7Hs
7%s
4
34
June 25
65% Sale
195,000
Pros Banks 6a......... 1951
150,000
6s
1952
236,000 Oanlsh Cons Munlc 5H*-1955
72,000
5a
....1953
Oanslg P Be Wat'way Bd
189,000
external a f6H«
1952
756,000 German Cons Munlc 7a..1947
720,000
6a
1947
160,000 Hanover (City) Ger 7s... 1939
145,000 Hanover (Prov) 6%a„.„—194V
47,000 Lima (City). Peru. 6Ha..l958
71,000
Certificates of deposit.....
12,000 Maranhao (State) 7a.....1958
32,000
7a coupon off.........1958
52,000 Medellin (Colombia) 7s..l95i
49,000
181,000
3
16
24
25
........
5,000
19,000
Jan.
34% Jan.
35% Jan.
June 15
Gent Bk of German State Be
50,000
18,000
19,000
3,000
21% June 21
Apr. 15
21% June 15
24% June
7
24% June 25
38
26
21% June 21
18%
7s with coupon.......1946
20-year 7s
Jan 15 1947
Baden (Germany) 7a
1951
Buenos Aires (Prov)
7H« stamped..........1947
7a stamped..
..1952
Gaucs Vaiiey 'Dept of) Rap 01
Colombia extl a f 7a.. .1948
flfAAlr
15% Jan.
13
3
Feb. 14
12
24
15% Jan.
3
14
Apr. 24
Jan.
Jan.
2
2
Jan.
2
4% Jan.
3
56% Apr. 13
53% June
4
11% Mar. 4
11
Feb.
1
t
>//*£'■< A
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
CHICAGO STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE OF PRICES ON
6,961,000
In
PRICES
BONDS
Jan.
June 30 '35
Ask Bid
94
4,000
l",666
1,000 Brown Paper Mills Inc 6s_ 1939
5,000 Chic City & Con Ry 58—1927
Chicago City Ry 9a .—-1927
Certificates of deposit. 1927
60,000
4,000 Chicago Railways 9s
1927
1st mtge 5s ctf of dep..1927
123,000
9s series A
1927
6,000
Con mtt»e 5s B__
..1927
4,000
1,000 Metrop West Side ext 4s
1938
•*' ' 't.
i
208 So La Sails St Bldg—
1st mtge 533*
99,000
1958
....
1,000
•
11,000
Shares.
'
STOCKS
Shares
""240
150
5,650
1,350
"
3.790
95
1934
36
"2033 "23"
76
12
/ 4
113*
19
7733
28
30
1233
1333
16,350 Allied Products Corp cl A..*
930 Altorfer Bros conv pref
•
230 Amer Furn Mart Bldg pfd.100
13,600 American Pub Serr pref. .190
""20
30
30
3
30
490 Backstay Welt Co common
580
19;750
230
1
1,330
5,450
70,850
33,650
1,370
120,800
1,700
100
450
3,050
5.300
800
120
10",800
100
160
Balaban & Katz pref
100
Bast Ian-Blessing Co com
•
Bendls Aviation Corp com..5
Berghoff Brewing Co.......1
Sinks Mfg Co cl A cv pref..*
Borg-Warner Corp com
19
7% oreferred.........—1M
5,600
8,700
1,000
35,550
3,380
4,740
11,650
Preferred
....
860 Central States Pr 8c Lt pref. ♦
210
2,090 Chain Belt Co com3.3..^^'**
2,140 Cherry Burrell Corp com. . •
250
510
10
10
>
Preferred
100
Chic City Be Con Ry—
,
3.370
""800
850
'
100
77"
6
June 19
18
6
16
62
Jan.
68
67
Mar. 1
Jan.
9
26
3233 Apr. 10
1433
1633
1433 June 22
1433 June 22
2754
2854
2833 June 22
2833 June 21
2633 Feb. 26
90
Sale
9754 Sale
8733 June
June 22
5 103
5
1
533
6
233 Sale
6
154
133
l&H "1933 -i834 ~26"
15
June"26 "1954 June"l8
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
18
—
433
19
2033
1433~June~
Jan.
24
June 12
33
4
354 June
3
Sale
2
154 June 11
134
2
125
June
" 142
130
139
233 Apr.
734 Jan.
354 Apr.
3
—-w
333
133
a
Sale
2
334
4
June
79^
21
Mar. 21
2*
J
""34 ~~2~
;>ai
833
I -2-
"833
k
133
1433
ft*
lis
Sale
333
Sale
95
Sale
233
33 54 Sale
10733 110
15
18
7
:'y'
5
1633
1933
734
533
1534
"8"
70
633 Sale"
V%
29
833 Sale
34
2
1134
K
1134
3433
29
13.
Sale
42
1134
34
5
Sale
Sale
633
33
25
2533
2733
28
101
.....
25
28*
22
23
Jan.
15
33 Apr. 27
1733 Jan.
Feb.
33 June 11
Jan.
June 12
Jan.
34
2633
453
433
33
June
3
June
1
June
4
June 18
June 11
32
1134 Apr.
1333 Jan,
21
434 Jan.
1754 Jan.
3
2
9
233 Apr.
9
4034 June 24
434 Apr.
254
3354
14*3
4333
Feb.
4
Apr. 18
Jan. 29
June 24
16
31
27
9
36
33
1054
1634
134
Mar. 16
7
June 18
Jan.
June
2
Jan.
Jan.
36
Feb.
2
Jan.
3
May 17
Feb. 25
May 21
May 20
33 Feb.
June 22
102
June 11
Jan.
5
June 28
May 17
Feb.
8
32
June 12
8h June 11
634 June 28
33 Feb. 16
27
June
it
Feb.
834 June 11
634 June 28
33 June 11
June
'v'A;
Mar. 14
May 31 _13
610733 June25 610733 June25
1334 Jan.
3 1734 June 24
2154 June 24
1433 Jan.
4
Jan.
1234 June 28
5
633 Feb. 21
Apr.
1554 Feb.
1
155f Feb.
8
May 10
454 Jan.
May 25
101
May 25 101
734 Jan.
3
634 June
Jan.
27
105
Jan.
8
June
■o-;'-.
.*
",''i '
June 29
16
•<
54
54
54
54
934
Jan.
-54 June 27
1054 June 28
1
June
102
31
3
21
42
99
Jan.
25
24
24
28
27
■;
34 Jan. 24
634 Jan.
3
234 Jan. 31
1
24
17
■.
June 28
14
~
22
4
Feb. 15
May
6
8733 Feb.
5
254 May 24
Mar. 13
11
53 June 27
June 11
13
2533 June
27
25
3
3034 June"2l
1234 June 25
4333 June 24
9
1333
1433
33
,33
30 33 Sale
733 Sale
333
8
29
4
May 16
June 24
54 June 21
54 June 21
1134 June 21
28
2933 June 14
1134 June 11
3334 June
4
33
93p 12
1333 Sale
333
1433
Sale
34
8* 10*
26g
154
31
3
Jan.
June 14
9
*
June
92
June
8 99
Sale
4
June
233 June
1
333
334
1554 June
1333 June
1
1434 Sale
434 June
333 June
1
334 Sale
133
2
3354 June
I 4033 June
4034 Sale
June
110
June 17 110
110
610734 108 610733 June 25 6107 33 June
17 34 June
16
June
6
17
1733
2154 June
19
June
4
2034
2133
7 33 June
3 1234 June
1234
13
533 June
533 June 11
5
633
1534
634 June
633 June
3
534
734
70
102
654 June
6J3 June
7
6 33 Sale
134
2
Feb.
834 June 12
54 June 21
99
30
26
Apr.
Feb.
1134 June 21
15
June 11
53 June 20
33 June 20
Jan.
Feb.
Sale
125
June 22
May
4
May 29
20
May 29
2054 May 22
334 Jan. 26
June 28
21
19
55
334 May
134 Mar.
19
12
June
May 22
May 15
1433 June 22
9
2233
654
254
1934
Mar.
12
533 June 17
254 June 24
533 June 13
133 June 13
1834
8
June
19
21
Sale
20 M
"1754 June"27
77
103
Jan.
60
4233 Jan.
'20" "2133 "1833" Sale'
74 33 June
5
68
Mar. 11
5
17
2533
1133
Sale Prices
95
June 18
18
May
6
77" "June" i§
7433 June
30
130 Central States Util $7 pref.
10
7333 June
June
May
15
Called
Common
1
Convertible preferred...
100
6,660 Central Ind Power pref
74,750 Central S W Util com
1
23,870
Prior lien preferred......"
50
150
23", 300
*
660 Canal Const Co conv pref..
6,900 Castle A Co (A M) com.....10
1,150 Cent Cold Storage Co com.20
29,030 Central III Pub Serv pref..
Cent III Secur Corp—
7,780
850
.
2,600 Brach A Sons (K J) com.....*
9,050 Brown Pence ft Wire cl A .
12,750
Class B
•
5,000 Bruce Co (K L) com
*
10 Bucyrus>Monighan class A..*
970 Bunte Bros common.......10
50
Preferred.;
.........100
105,850 Butler Bros
...10
350
78
7733
2633
1233
95
29
.
100
2,000
7,400
5,850
S6 cum prior pref.........*
87 cumul prior pref.......*
56,700 Automatic Products com
5
60 Automatic W asher conv pf. *
5.050
7233
June 18
95
1833 Jan. 18
833 May 15
1433 June 22
460 Amer-Yvette Co Inc com—.1
46,250 Armour & Co common......5
10,500 Asbestos Mfg Co com
...1
7,850 Associates Invest Co com...*
800 Assoc Tel Util Co com......*
230
$4 conv pref A
.........*
2,400
1,250
2,200
Lowest
Sale Prices
20
7133
7633
7633
78
76
Sale Prices
95
June 18
18
9533
19
7433
73
Ask
Par
Abbott Laboratories com...*
Acme Steel Co
.......—25
Adams (J D) Mfg com......
Adams Royalty Co com.....*
Advanced Alum Castings...5
100 Ainsworth Mfg Corp com..10
8,800
13,550
2,580
7,600
7,800
2,040
1
Highest
Highest
Sale Prices
Lowest
June 29
June 1
Bid
1,000
RANGE SINCE JAN.
IN JUNE
to
Since
1
June
$17,000
273,000
t
Jan. 1 to June 30
Low from
July 1 1933
CHICAGO
STOCK EXCHANGE
1934
$106,000
480,000
1935
.
June
667,000
3,661,000
Jan. 1 to June 30
SALES
.Bond Sales
1934
686,000
Shares
AGGREGATE
J
1935
Stock Sales
June...
10
June
10 102
-
.
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June 18
June 10
;
Common--.-......—...—*
2,100
Participation preferred ..*
1,550
Certificates of deposit..
161,400 Chic Corp common..—....1
37,520
Preferred
410 Chicago Electric Mfg A
.*
8,150 Chicago Flexible Shaft com.5
47,500 Chicago Mall Order com..—5
k
33
3433 Sale
1433
19
20
Sale
22
19
Sale
1933
2
234
234
Sale
.
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34
233
134
233
134
234 Sale
37
3533
1933
1533
233
233
254 June ;
154 June 19
s
June
1
3434 June
1
2
2034
1954 June 15
19
June
1
"133 Sale"
234 June 14
3654 June 14
22
33 June 15
153 June 28
Sale
June 29
1933 June
33 Feb.
1
8
Mar.
18
4
54 Mar.
1
1 Apr. 27
.
29
Jan.
14
1334 Jan.
1333 Jan.
23
15
34 Feb. 18
254 June
8
2
May 24
254 Jan.
2
37
May 14
1633 Apr.
6
22
June 29
4
1534 Mar. 13
2134 May 24
33 June 15
334 June 12
54 Jan. 17
154 June 28
54 Jan. 26
33 Feb. 18
55! Jan. 8
56 Jan. 26
34 Mar. 7
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v.
Chic Nor Sh & Milw—
20
5,350
600
70
18,600
150
880
13,800
170
Prior lien
v.
preferred....100
21,500 Chicago ft N W Ry Com.. 100
50 Chicago Rys part ctfs 1...100
20 Chic RapTran pr pref A
100
2,600 Chic Rivet ft Machine cap..*
o33
160 Congress Hotel Co
For footnotes see page
59.
com
100
54
34 Mar.
-16-- "l"4" "l5"
14
310 Chicago Towel Co conv pref *
149,450 Cities Service Co com
4,400 Club Aluminum Uten Co...*
•
1,520 Coleman L*p ft Stove com
100
93,770 Commonwealth Edison
20 Community Pr & Lt $6 pref.*
.....
** ..3*
95
133
2033
Sale
33
21
71
Sale
34
.....
9334 9534
133 Sale
34
33
20
22
8033 Sale
15
71
1533 June
June 24
9334 June 27
153 June 12
34 June
7
20
June
6
June
1
7
Mar. 14
Jan.
3
2
'5
13
June 13
80
June
5
34 June
96
7
June 18
1
-34 May 6
1754 Apr. 12
June 24
47
5
22
85
54 Apr.
9
Jan.
May
2
6
10
Mar.
8
-----
"3" "12"
15k
May 24
May 17
234 May 27
54 Jan.
5
22
June 18
85
June 24
9
May
6
1333 Jan. 11
99
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58
CHICAGO
AGGREGATE
in
SALES
Shares
STOCKS
3,600
\
2.40C
150
1,00,5
.190
'
"
*
230
190 De Mets Inc preference
N
530
3,650
2,600
•
3,200 Eddy Paper Corp (The)....
34,110 E) Household Utll Corp
5
13,910 Elgin Nat Watch Co
15
:
4,020
1,000
9,400
44,400
4,000
10,080
38,900
50,470
60
650
9,700
300
400
'
6,650
7,900
.
50
•
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250
100
3k
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3
16 k
13
23
,
.
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43,800
90
80
i-
17,170
500
1,300
270
450
460
..100
Kentucky Utll Jr cum pref.60
Ken-RadTube A Lp com A.
Keystone Steel A Wire com.*
Preferred............
100
Kingsbury Brewing Co cap.l
Kuppenheimer d B com
5
21.150 Lynch Corp
170
1,170
19,800
2,190
19,950
1,450
1,580
45,795
2,350
160
1,050
50
■ .*
10,300
-L
....5
common
14k
19k
17k
"17H
6,350
23
34
23 X
rj.-Z
*
97
1
10
25k
10
,
20
120
1,820 Miller
550
A Hart Inc
Implement
5,100 Afodlne Mfg
15
June
4
16 k June
17
June
6
20
pref
Power
conv
6
6 k June
26X
37
38
5
lk
IX
14
4k
J
20
4%
'JX
'
24
36 k
Sale
11
14
33 X
Sale
XI 1
Jan.
Feb.
21
27 X
4X
Sale
4X
June 26
23X
4%
25X.
99X
X
X
X
X
■
40
30
June
IX
June 14
June 28
22
Mar.
85
Jan.
June 27
June 15
10
12
k June 20
June
3
27
6
June
5
6
June
7 k June 28
2
June
8
3
19
4% June 15
5
56
54
33ft 34X
3k Mar. 13
June 12
26
June 14
9
51
June
34 k June 12
Apr.
1
4June 18
X
X
X June 15
X June 14
June
\x
June 11
June 14
lk June 5
k June 11
k June 14
lk June
5
i
8
_
2,460 Monroe Chemical Co com...*
Preferred..
24
25
2
.
24
June
1
25
June
3
2
7X Sale
45k 47X
5
7k
46k
-
—
7 k June 24
47k June 11
8k June
7
47 k June 11
50
Sale
17
4,350
13
16
12
15
100
290
2,450
1,190
6k
22
7%
22 X
6
8
520
30
"
4,350
1,900
-
-
7% cumul preferred....100
8X
19.800
1
800
,
:
'
12,650
900
Cumul. conv. pref.
...»
3,850 National Standard com
..*
1,550 National Union Radio com..l
43,110 Noblitt-Sparks Ind Inc com.*
6,750 North American Car com...*
150 Nor Amer Gas A Elec cl A..*
1,050
10,150 Nor Amer Lt
6,150
A Power com..l
25.100 Northwest
Bancorp com....*
3,820 Northwest Eng Co
.*
1,260 N°'We,t Utll pr Hen pref. 1*6
7% preferred
1,050
_..!•#
v,
367
590
..
590
370
80
70
820
Twa"l«
250
2,350
30
200
1,050
v
100
""450
6,500
150
erker Pen Co
7,050
(The) com..l0
eabody Coal Co B com
1,270
*
6% preferred
60
...IIlOO
4,100
1,000
4,450
11,900 1
for footnotes tee page 59.
X
3
30
29
X
?/
14X
15k
3X Sale
X
X
X
4X
10k
13X
8X
10
IX
IX
84 X Sale
11
12k
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1
IX
30
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X
X
X
X
1H
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1
Mar. 29
Jan.
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u
Apr. 12
Apr. 29
1
1 k June 29
29k June 4
13 k June 25
lk June 24
2
31
June
7
June 18
X
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June
18 k June 19
June
3k
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4 k June 22
Ilk June 25
9
June
4
3%
lk June 10
ii'~ Tix
84 k June
1
11
June 15
June
June 12
June 18
June
4
20
16
26
4
2
25
14
23
May 28
May 20
lk Feb.
7
n Feb
23
47k Apr. 11
9
.
20
June\19
20
Jan.
2
9k Jan.
24k Jan.
10
22
Mar. 23
Jan.
3
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6
Mar. 18
X Mar. 30
lk
26k
X
13k
Feb.
8
Mar. 25
Apr. 24
Feb.
6
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X Apr.
1
3 k Jan.
3
5k Jan.
3
June 18
2
15k Jan. 29
May 20
2 k Mar. 25
3k
9
7
Jan.
4
12
Jan.
7
5
lk June 25
5k June 14
12 k June 13
88
12
9
7
June 18
5
6
3
16
5
11
25
7
1 k Feb.
6k Jan. 10
42k Jan. 31
7
June 15
24 k June
5
June 19
Jan.
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X Feb.
X Jan.
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4k Jan.
5
15
20
9
21
lk Jan.
May 28
16 k Jan.
15 k June 12
i
June
11
Ilk Jan.
6k May
6
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lk June
5
June 25
June
18X Sale
8X
3%
X
X
1
IX
4X Sale
11
Ilk
lk Jan.
33
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June
Sale^
31
X
Jan.
June 18
36 k May
3
10
7
June 15
22 k June
5
Sale
18
19 k June
2
16k
IX
13%
May 28
6k Apr.
9
9
15
23
4k
3
Mar. 12
1 k Jan.
11
75k Jan.
3
10
May 10
Feb.
6
18.
X Feb. 25
13 k June 25.
lk Jan.
7
3
May 23
31
June
18
k
18 k
3k
X
lk
5k
13 k
Feb.
June
Jan.
Mar.
May
Jan.
25.
19
12
June
13:
,24
May 27
3 k June
June
88
14
31
30'
Jan.
18
12:
189'
vio—
Common,....
*
Convertible Preferred."."!*
1.000
9
Sale
IX
4X
22
4X
22 X
15
16 k
X
.
;
1.050
22
%
X
11,400
430
1,150
•
16 X
Mar. 12
25
May
8
39 X May 20
Jan.
6
130
350
__
2
19 k June 28
kApr.
5
Sale
5
Feb.
lk Feb. 15
8
Apr.
8k Apr. 12
7
4
k June 26
k June
3
J*
24
24
30
10
k June 15
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,
19
% Jan.
Mar. 19
Jan.
4
8
X June 12
X June 12
X
X
X
2X
May 16
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10
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June 26
56
Mar.
9k June 24
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15
22 k Jan.
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7
Apr. 26
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May 28
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:
Mar. 30
13k Jan,
June 18
...
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June 21
X June 11
t
29
11
3 k Mar. 29
56
7?6 June
....
Jan.
39
1
2% June
X
1
June
30
8 k Sale
3X
5
17 k Mar. 19
June 14
16X June
1
32
17
25
Mar. 23
4k June 21
14
35k June
7k Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
5k Jan.
7
90
24
5 k June 17
24
June
4
June 12
June 24
15
19
k June 28
June
19k Mar. 8
36k Jan. 28
15 k June 14
Feb.
Mar. 12
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4
29
May 14
102 k June 28
Jan. 14
May
May
X Jan.
30
14
38
Jan.
1
3
23
...^
Jan.
3
6
June
5
6% June
3
IX June 26
23
38
,
Mar.
3k Jan.
17k Apr.
33
6
June
29 k June 26
40% May 24
6
May 28
43
May 24
27 k May
7
15k Jan.
IX
....
23 k
36 X
%
I
„
8
10k Jan. 26
15k Apr. 24
7 k June 22
26 k
June 29
June 15
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13
June 10
11
5
10
20
29
X June 20
7 X Sale
IX
IX
18X
21
4X
4k
IX
Feb.
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41
June
June
June
June
June
1
5 k June
18
7k Jan.
16k May 14
8
Apr.
5
8k Jan.
29 k June 26
39 k June
6
21k June 10
12
23 k June
50 k June
45
11
13k Feb.
18k Jan.
6
7k Jan.
3
Ilk May 27
28 k May 27
5k Mar. 13
June 26
25X June
3
37X June.26
5
26
Jan.
17 k June 22
34k Jan. 17
6k Mar. 13
60
50
10
1
200 Mohawk Rubber common...*
510
40
30
30
26 k June
5X
3X
Sale^
"7X
24
com..
6
4
26
24% June 17
6
23
7k Jan.
2
10k June 17
6 k June 28
June 19
common......
•''m~ 1 —~ 'L
540
17
X
~~6X Sale"
100
Minneapolis-Moline
100
88 k June
45
34
6
com..*
6% preferred A
15k June 14
Sale
I
1,760 Midland Utll 6% pr lien..100
1,380
7% prior lien
100
7% preferred A.........100
140
10
'ilX June""!
12 k June 14
June 13
9
Mar. 21
May 29
May 17
4
4
June 19
Mar. 13
17
Apr.
11
9
17
3
23
Feb.
19k Jan.
24
17 k June 22
10
11
28
30
X
530
16 conv. pref. 'A"
•
450 Midland United Co com....*
450
Convertible preferred...
20
4 k June
8
June
7
X
1
24,600 Middle West Utilities
1
June
28 X
29
102
100
102 X
1
IX
IX
12
12 :
16
10
8,100
110
850
25
4%
Sale
4k
25 k
Mapes Cons Mfg capital
com.
June
4
June
54
com
50X June 18
17 k June 22
29
Sale
com
June
20
84
r
Sale
Mer A Mfrs Sec cl A
21k June 10
23 k June 12
50k June 18
20X June
8k Jan.
5k Jan. 21
2 k June 21
6k Jan.
2
15k Jan. 15
17k Jan.
3
5
16 X
30 Metropol Ind Co allot ctfs...
15,350 Mickelberry's Food Prod coml
90
52
Jan.
17
4
54
Marshall Field A Co
June
39
.....
McQuay-Norrls Mfg
McWUliams Dredging Co....*
Manhatt-Dearborn Corp cor
June 10
9
24
June 13
8
June
4
3 k June 28
10
June
4
26 k June 18
Sale
20
26 X
23
38
45
1
12 k June 14
22 k June 28
:7X June 13
2% June 21
June 12
June
4
10X
18X
com..
19k Feb.
7
17k Jan. 26
25
May 16
12 k June 12
7 k June 22
38
June
7
6X
89 X
87
43 X
McCord Rad A Mfg "A**....
McGraw Electric com. ......5
1,500
;y
86
40
5
com
550 Material Service Corp
..:V. 1,900
-;
.......
20
June 18
June 10
June 17
June 28
Sale
6
10
Feb.
4
Mar.
5
June 24
June 26
June 26
13k Jan. 15
12
Apr. 29
14k Feb. 26
~
14 k
6k
Sale
6%
Preferred.....
135,190 Llbby, McNeill A Libby
10
8,050 Lincoln Printing Co com ...*
1,950
7% preferred
.........50
7,250 Lindsay Light com..
...10
•
;, 1,970 Lion Oil Ref Co com
5,070 Loudon Packing common...*
2,450
,
Sale
,
84
37
:
.
770
-
*
310 Lawbeck Corp 6% cum pfdlOO
common
....*
120
Cumulative preferred....*
350
w
,
6X
1,590 Leath A Co
2,400
1,050
1,100
-
12
35
106k
2 k
9X
4 k
14%
Jan.
17
June
4
14 k June 11
25
June
7
18X
17 X
12 111k June
Jan.
16 k June
June
13
7
38
32 X
......*
Iron Fireman Mfg Co v t c
1.270 La Salle Ext Unlv
11,350
■:
.....
38 k
5k
_
_
35
35
$6 preferred
18k
Sale
40
!
•
17k
9
2 k June
7%
9%
10k
6%
9X
12
6k
^43
35
26
270
20
•
Class B
15
9X
11
9k Jan.
90 k June 15
4k Jan.
7
14 k June 21
3 k May
7 k May
4X
4X
7k
15
10
14
24
8,700
20,850
15,700
1,590
14,850
650
650
-
8
9k
12k
18,960 Kalamasoo Stove common..*
18,860 Kats Drug Co com
..1
2,100 Kellogg Switchboard com..It
3,600
-
•
100
Electric Co com...*
290
„
Sale
5,650 Jefferson
4,240
2.600
450
M
4
10
Mar. 14
Jan.
29
Mar. 14
12
June 28
50
20
Mar. 20
5k Jan.
2k May
8k May
2% June 11
June 26
47
7
83
Feb.
Jan.
7
Jan.
May
4
4k Jan.
2
18k Jan. 25
10 k
Sale
Sale
-i 45
2
3
22 X
40
3%
10
Sale
2
6
70
,
9 k June 24
5
13
.....
4
""6k June"24
1 % June
14
Sale
12
X Jan.
June
5% June
13k
22 Xi
20?|
pref
15
21
21
10
4 k June 26
Sale
20 k
com
June
June
June
June
14 % June 26
i
17
Greyhound Corp com......5
cap
1
Hibb Spencer Bartlett com. 25
950 Hormel A Co (Geo) com A..*
200 Houdallle-Hershey class A..*
,
4,220
i
16X
Goldblatt Bros Inc com.....*
Great Lakes DAD com....*
«*»nv
90%
3%
14%
111k
June 20
7
6X
20
24 k
980 Illinois Nor Utilities pref. 100
3,200 Indep Pneum Tool v t e
*
730 Interstate Power $7 pref
•
700
„
23 X
*
7,850 Illinois Brick Co...
200
«,
Sale
;
8
330
199,710
1,400
■v
Sale
2
3
7
6X
*
Co
June
""9 k June" 15
6
3% June
Ilk June
2X
5
Sale
16k 20
Gen Household Utll com....*
com
June
June
9
15
lk
23
...
2
106
2
Sale
22k
7X
8
3X Sale
8X
10
24 X
27
20 X Sale
21X Sale
Class A
3
"16"
14 i.
5k
*
Godchaux Sugar Inc cl B
6
84
9;
3k
5
com
X Feb.
June
k Mar. 27
95
IS
10
Sale
1,650 Heileman Brew Co G
/'."•V'Y
100
2
2
10
160 Harni8Chfe<*er Corp com.. 10
1,650
20
Gardner Denver Co
860 Hart Schaff A Marx
-
Highest
Sale Prices
106
Sale
General Candy Corp A
5,105 Hart-Carter
60
Lowest
Sale Prices
-jsX June
11% June
13X Sale
108 k 105X June
105
A Dredge Co com.......
5,900 Hall Printing Co
650
Highest
Sale Prices
3
90
3
Pita Simons & Connell Dock
650
Lowest
§
i
Preferred..............100
——
5.40C
1
Sale Prices
%
6% prior preferred A...100
7% cum preferred......100
8,000 Continental Steel com...—*
270
740
SINCE JAN.
X
3X2
Bid
Consumer* Co com———8
84,900 Cord Corporation......
5
120,710 Crane Co com.......—.--25
Preferred
100
6,214
60 Cudahy Packing Co pref..l00
490 Curtis Lighting Inc com...
940 Curtis Mfg Co com.....-..'.5
6,670 Dayton Rubber Mf0 com....*
Cum class A pref
..35
1,365
Decker (Alf) & Cohn—
Common
............10
1,380
30 Deep Rock Oil conv pref
*
2,920 Dexter Co (The) com
5
^
RANGE
Ask
June 29
June 1
100
3C
17.25C
19.00C
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60
1C
t
June 30
Par
Shares
r
•
PRICES IN JUNE
Low from
July 1 1933
to
Since
Jan. 1
June
c.
CHICAGO
STOCK EXCHANGE
EXCHANGE
STOCK
4 k June
22 k June
22k June
18%
16 k June
4
1
June 21
12 k
Sale"
Ilk June" 14
13
31M
34%
32 X
36
2%
Sale
35
June 18
36
1
June 11
2 k June 18
lk June 25
1?| June 29
1
4 k June
4k
May
8
21 k Mar. 13
23
18 k June 21
1
June 21
11
18 k June 21
June
3
8
June
8
7
12
29
13
31
35X
36X
IX Sale
IX
IX
2
IX
Jan.
11
X Jan. 12
5k Feb.
6
Mar. 19
21k Apr.
31
Feb.
4
11
k Jan. 30
lk June 25
5k Feb. 21'
Feb.
25.
1
June 21
8
Apr.
27
May 10
5
39k Apr.
6
2 k June 18
2k Jan. 14
13
23 k Apr.
In
June
Since
STOCKS
11,050
1,850
660
380
/ 800
340
X
900
Sale
30
92
96
133
145
134
Sale
"1,450
4,350
120
Preferred.
490 Rollins Hos Mills
10
154
54
100
20
1,900
550
40
•""950
18,450
4,100
200
7* 100
2X
Sale
36
38
100
Sale
104 X 110
133
142
ill*
2?
i'd
,
1,260 Sangamo Electric Co.......*
17 k Sale
18
Sale
107 X 107
100
102
37
20
Preferred
440
Common.................*
670
460 Slyyer Steel Castings com...*
350 Sou Colo Power A common.25
%
1,500 Southern Union Gas com...*
1,140 Southw GAE Co 7% pref. 100
436 Southwestern Lt A Pow pfd. *
84
Common
71X
42 X
25 X
iW
3%
12
2
a«Y*
86
75
70
IX
4X
15
m
IX
24
6114
June 12
June
5
June 12
73 k
128
133
1 % June
6
% June 24
14
14
114
914
1214
June 25
103J4 June 27 10314 June 27
100
20
1714 June 29
June 12 10714 June 29
1454 June 28
107
37
June
1
22% June 19
4214 June 24
2214 June 19
~i0% "June"26
1014 June 27
June
5
X June 25
85
37 X June 21
73
5X
1X
5X
70
June
3
June 28
5% June 25
1% June 10
4 >4 June 10
914
8
95
33
11X
114
2
June
5
14 June 25
9014 Jucn 28
3714 June 21
7214
514
IX
414
June 17
June 10
June
1
June
7
5
1
14
5414
2514
6x
2X
12% 13%
15% Sale
Sale
33
5%
IX
6X
2X
io
13
June 25
15 X June 26
33
June 29
6
3414 June 21
5% June 26
4
1
1
n
18
2X
% June 15
X June
4
2%
ix
54
UX
_.*
38
1.950
600
350
17
3,400
14,760 Vortex Cup Go com........*
Class A..................*
4,000
.........*
3.250 Wshl Co com
.*
27,900 Walgreen Co com.....
""380
Stock purchase warrants..
600
1,780 Ward (Montgom) A Co cl A.*
12X
39 X
17 X
1 % June 28
XJuxie
34 %
34%
1
1 %
IX
27% Sale
2614
X
138X 136
86 X Sale
74
17
16 X
15
3
3%
314
133*
20.231 Waukesha Motor Co com...*
5,410 Wieboldt Stores Inc com....*
13,550 Williams OU-O-Matic com...*
""14 "June" "5
12
June 28
June 12
June
3
19
IV4
3
Mar.
5
Mar. 20
314 Jan.
14
Apr. 22
10
Jan.
14 X May
3114 Jan.
8
2
15
J Mar. 20
Mar.
Mari
Mar.
Mar.
May
14
13
15
23
31
Feb. 13
614 Apr. 23
214 Jan. 11
5
Feb. 15
75
314 Feb. 16
Jan.
22
1914 Jan.
8
18
36
Feb. 26
614 May 10
2
May 28
Jan.
5
114 Mar. 29
14 Jan.
5
114 Jan.
2
114 Mar. 23
14 June
5
52
May 20
May 20
1854 May 23
3514 June 13
*12
40
June 24
3514 June 13
1J4 June 6
2814 June 18
3lA
143H
June 24 142
June
8
June
1
92
June 19
6
1714 June 22
92
Jan.
3
Jan.
3
15
Jan.
May 22
June 19
1714 June 22
454 May 14
June
June 20
b
25
27
26*
l\*
Jan.
14
14
Vs
114
14
8
10
1714 June 29
Jan. 15 10714 May
6
June 24
Mar. 1
May 24
Jan. 14
May 24
Jan. 24
Mar. 8
May
6
June
5
Mar. 11
Apr. 22
Jan. 31
June 28
Jan. 14
May 14
Jan.
7
"i7k"June~"i "1814 Jun"e"l3
34
151
5
1014 June 18
114 June 26
% June 28
114 June 3
10
21
22
24
12
Jan.
May 27
Sale
i54
Jan.
June
June
June
Jan.
June
Jan.
Jan.
May
146
Feb.
May
Jan.
May 23 30
114 June
Apr. 12
1
Mar.
Jan.
1% Jan.
Feb.
1214 June
Feb.
103 X June
Jan.
1314 Feb.
Apr,
Jan.
3314 Feb.
614 June 24
1414 June
16 X June
414 Apr.
3914
3914
10014
108
134
Mar. 12
com..*
..........
214 Jan.
X Jan,
15 X Jan.
1614 Jan.
2
14
Sale
3354 Sale
10,200 Utility A Ind Corp com.....*
Convertible preferred....*
5,450
...I
-v;,;'
50 Utll Pow & Light cl A
Common non> voting......1
150
Preferred.
June 12
45
5
13 54
15 X
6,150 Thompson (J R) com......25
710
10
2
Sale
5X
June 24
X June 4
94
Sale
4
Storkllne Fur cony pref
21
Stuts Motor Car com.......*
4
24
21
22
28
iX
By
X
90
1
Sutherland Paper common. 10
Swift A Co stk *..........25
5,700 Utah Radio Products
12
29
41X
22%
5
J
Swift Internadonal..
25X
3 54
30 % June
92
June
94
June
5 108
132
June 19 134
14454 June 25 146
June
June
June
June
June
"16""
46
920 St Louis Nat Stockyards cap *
17,100 Standard Dredge cony pref.'
3,300
1,050
1,330
8,740
154,750
42,900
Sale
314
X
3914
4 3914
1 10014
1
"26?4 June"i3 '29" June"l9
103
1354
2,880 Sears Roebuck A Co com. ...*
751 Slgnode Steel 8trap Co pf.30
June
IX
12
pref.*
2,230 Viking Pump Co common...*
750
29X
IX
Sale
260
6,620
1.850
2X June 25
X June 24
a\*
38
27 X
cony
100 United Gas Corp common...!
20
450 U 8 Gypsum common..
3,950
1,600
250
Sale Prices
Sale
10
160
Highest,
Sale Prices
"16"
""40
50
110
%
IX
1154
Lowest
Sale Prices
27
60
50
ioi x
11H
...ItO
*~i%
Highest
Sale Prices
8,850 Ryerson A Sons Inc com...*
""850
1,150
Common.lt
..........
Sale
28
400 Reliance Internet A com....*
Reliance Mfg Co
Sale
Lowest
Ask
IX
27
800 Rath Packing Co com..
19
2,800 Raytheon Mfg Co com rtc 50c
6% preferred v (C........5
2,350
""'450
June 29
Ask Bid
Sale
Bid
3
Par
7,150 Prima Co common..........*
550 Process Corporation com...*
39,500 Pub Serr of Nor 111 com....
Common
60
7,050
3,790
4% preferred...........190
7% preferred
1#0
2,200
5,750 Quaker Oats Co com........*
Preferred..............190
2,260
50
June 1
June 30 '35
Shares
400
RANGE SINCE JAN. I
to
Jan. 1
Shares
PRICES IN JUNE
Low from
July,I 1933
CHICAGO
STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES
AGGREGATE
59
CHICAGO STOCK EXCHANGE
July, 1935]
314 June 28
Wisconsin Bankshares—
1,150
""500
6,300
*
o
21,450
1,050
5,450
12,50^
2x
Common
YatesAmer Mach part pref.*
Yellow Cab Go Inc (Chic)..*
9%
10
2X Sale
Zenith Radio Corp com....- *
Borg-Warner Corp. have
authorized the redemption of7,800 shares of pref.
stock (par $100) which, when accomplished, will
reduce the outstanding shares of pref. to 25,000
shares.
The stock will be redeemed on Aug, 31
next at $107.50 per share plus accrued dividends.
June 11
914 June
IX June
/Flat.
No 'par value.
New stock.
b The directors of the
2
x
Ex-dividend.
•
Adjusted for 100% stock dividend paid Feb. 20
1934.
•* Price
adjusted to 100% stxk dividend paid
Dec. 29
1934.
The National Securities Exchanges on which
low prices since July 11933 were made (designated
by superior figures in tables), are as follows:
1
*
•
8
4
214 June
~914
5
June 24
214 June 21
New York Stock
New York Curb
Boston Stock
"
Cleveland Stock
f*
11
Los Angeles Curb
Philadelphia Stoca
24
St. Louis Stock
2
June
11
14 May 23
914 May
114 Apr.
354
54
1114
214
Feb. 23
Feb. 15
Jan.
3
June 21
'•
'
I1
'
•
777:V
kTV:
'
-i'
J
v.i.;i:
;
Boston Stock
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
•
'
y
77y:77
RANGE OF PRICES ON BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE
$ocJfe Safes
June
_
1935
Shares
_
Jan. 1 to June 30--.
BOSTON
SALES
AGGREGATE
July 1
Since
June
Jan. 1
7,1)00
7,000
,
BONDS
"l'.ooo
1,500
2,000
Shares.
370
1.850
557
978
15,361
780
.
•
119,000 East Mui StRR aer A «#s 1948
Series B Sa
1948
84,400
Series C 4s Jan 1
1948
20.300
Series D 4s
1948
14,750
1,500 K C Mem & Birm 4s...._.I934
5s
1934
2.000
1,048
252 Blgelow-Sanford Carpet...
213
Preferred...
.1M
5,362 Boston ft Albany........IN
...IN
9,475 Boston Rlevated
327 Boston Ac Maine pref stpd.100
12
1,617
746
5,146
3,405
99
918
95
1,105
402
"453
I,085
Preferred
Prior
........
.100
pref .............100
Class A 1st pref stamped IN
1st preferred class A....100
Class B 1st pref stamped 100
1st
566
45
"766
June 1
Bid
50
53
69
61
88
104
# 90
32#
34 ,y>
35
35
63
68
60
:
55
—
14,656 Bast Boston Co
10
7,919 Eastern Gas Ar Fuel Assn com
Cum Prior pref... 100
5,668
6% Cum preferred.....100
13,126
4.127 Bast Mass St Ry Co
IN
First preferred..
3,494
...IN
Preferred B
1,748
100
Adjustment
3,212
IN
Eastern SS Lines. Inc.....
2,727
254
7%
cum
125
89
155
2d
preferred
2,352
669
*
1st preferred...100
*
1,105 Economy Grocery Stores" I*
20,596 Edison Blec Illumination IN
II,581 Bmployers* Group Assoc T C*
">914
•
3,951 General Capital Corp
25 Georgian Inc (The) A pref.20
German Credit & Inv
Corp—
15
368
275
1,481
"345
315
145
25% 1st pfd allot ctfs
936 Gilchrist Co
0%
120 #
Sale
2# Sale
86#
100
89
Sale
"1# "b~
i#;
14#
4#
3%
7#
15#
5%
5%
8
June
June
61
69
67#
.....
80
65
55
9% Sale
1%
2
4
Sale
16
2,562 isle Royal Copper.
397 Libby McNeil Llbby
750
9,176 Mass Util Associates"? t"c'
*
3,675 Mergenthaier Linotype.."!*
294
HI
25
124%
2%
936
7,593
For footnotes
see
2% Sale
3#
115
187
6
8
101
Jan.
Jan.
49% Jan.
70# Jan.
55# Jan.
49
29
11
June
7
7 104# June 21
Mar. 23
31 109
2
61# June 26
66# Feb.
8
70
May 28
70
Apr. 30
Mar. 29
50
11
June 21
June
8
63
Jan.
65
60
June 10
65
June
8
55
June
8
55
June
55
June
8
70
9# June
5
1# June 24
7
June 29
2
4
92
88
June
99
June
18
89
ily''18%
4
111# June 19
63# June *1 65# June 21
8
8
19# June 24
13# June
8
June
8%
4
5
6%
5% June 20
7
June
3
10
June 24
5# June 21
10
June 21
10%
Sale
4% June
10
3
June 29
8# June 18
11
June 15
6%
1%
13% 11
"June" 4 13#
June 14 140
143% 140
6#
6%
6% June 21
1%
2#
1% June 10
2%
3%
117
3
June 19
114# June
186# June
June 25
June 14
June 26
June
3 # June
7
7
6
3
2
2% Sale
3% Sale
25
May
J4
Mar.
20#
56
58# Apr.
2#
1#
19#
Feb.
1# May
12# Mar.
3# Apr.
3
Apr.
5% Apr.
8
8
Feb.
4# June
4# Apr.
Mar.
6
3#
60 # Sale
45# Sale
75c
8
2#
85c
3%
3
June 26
Sal*
95c
5
100
103
45
39 #
15 #
15
130#
15
28#
Sale
1# June:
3
3# June
2#
3#
64#
49#
85c
9#
June
64
Sale
43
44
60# June
42# June
75c
90c
60c
8%
10
3%
1%
6%
w*
99c
98
37
15%
146
15#
15%
29#
30%
105
45
16%
Sale
31%
June
June
7#
2# June
96c
5
3
June
98
June
38
1#
6#
98#
39 H
June
June
June
17
June
146
June
16
12SX
Sale
1
3#
13%
1%
4%
14%
20
30c
Sale
61c
34
108
15#
1%
Sale
~
7
11
9
Feb.
26
30c
53
16
60c
25
26%
6
5
106
....
70
61.
:
y ■ f.; ry
4%
4# Jan.
8
115
6
186# June
May 14
May
Apr.
if51
17
Mar.
June
19
Apr.
May
June
19
Jan.
June
1
June
8
June
18
June
lH
7*
Feb.
June
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
11
6
19
23
23
24
Apr. 29
39# June 10
3
20# Jan.
June 21
Apr.
June 24
Feb.
146
18
Feb.
17
June
Jan.
102
Mar.
10
5
3
June 24
May
8
3# June 27
14# June
4
4
June 11
15# June 24
8
Apr. 10
3
Apr. 10
12# Mar. 15
11
4#
16#
2#
May 21
Jan.
2
May 11
18" June" i
20
1
2
1
June
Jan.
12
May
4
34
June
105# June 18 107
June
June 12
16# June 12
17
5
3
June 12
26# June 12
17# May
6
25
Mar. 13
25c
# June 10
65c
June
4
June 26
6
June 26
6
June 15
6
June
5
June 25
5
4
43c
Apr. 13
Mar.
26# Jan.
95
Jan.
3 37
12 108
17
15# Apr.
1# Mar.
26# June
3iH
110
Feb.
50c
80c
Mar.
6
June
June 22
1 110
4# June
6
6
75
June
3
6
4# June 22
4# June 26
100 % June
June
5
June
Jan.
12
3
Feb. 20
Feb.
5
Jan.
7
Feb.
21
Mar. 5
Mar. 12
20
1# June 29
32# Jan. 14
15
17# June 15
1# June 29
29
June 10
Mar.
May 13
8# Apr. 12
June 25
16# June 13
1# June
3
25# June 27
4# June
4%
1
Jan.
25c
Sale
50
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
June 22
Mar.
:4"r Jan.
20
2# Jan. 22
7
4# Jan.
65
May 16
Mar.
11
11
June
6
6%
5%
•
Feb.
June
Feb.
7
June 25
1
73
3%
3
21
31# June 21
1# Apr. 17
75c
——
4%
Jan.
Jan.
110
18
17%
1% Sale
25% Sale
%
10c
%
106
100% Sale
4
4%
10
16
24# Mar. 29
1
June 25
33
60c
7
Feb.
June 15
Feb. 25
8# Jan.
Jan.
2# Mar. 15
June
116
75c
June 21
Feb. 18
31# June 21
1
June 25
28# June
"26#"june"l2
116
22
28
7
24
June 24
4
June
3
60c
16%
4
27
15
13# June 25
Mar.
Feb.
June 27
—
22
103
4
8# June 18
9# Jan.
125
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
May
Feb.
May
June
5# June 21
10
Feb.
l%
"""«SS
11
Jan.
Mar.
3%
5%
10%
I"l00
26
June
88
1
jqo
...
25
25
Jan.
82
1
-June
6 115
6 186# June
May 21
Jan.
Jan.
14# Mar.
7
9
2
8
June 13
12# Jan.
4
98# Mar. 21
2
Apr.
3
2
7M
8%
June
5
June 13
Apr.
# Mar.
18
3#
1#
■
4
June 12
June 13
88
110% Sale
65% Sale
1%
4%
186
4%
page
2
June
140
8
joo
N Y N H A Hanford
9% June
95c
18
12
11#
135
6%
com
Mar. 28
Apr.
45# Apr.
9
6
593
55
6
10
5%
81 New River Co
Preferred
6
June 21
June 10
June
8
70
60
19%
5#
8
10
1,334 Nat Serv Co com she tr ctfs
1
11,611 New England Tel A Tel
IN
26
61# June 26
65
June 11
15% June 24 16# June 20
119 74 June
1 130# June 11
Sale
2# June
1
2% June 17
2%
7
OX4:
6%
Preferred
3
7
LoewsTheatrw.:::::::::;;
1,603 Maine Central
June
Sale
.
.
June 14
June 19
60
cl A...25
95 Island Creek Coal
......1
6% cumul preferred
30
597
54
June
7
7 49
4 104# June 21
108
58
65
7
16
J®* Hydro-Elec Sys
49
50
45
50# June 24
60
—45
18%
150 Int'I Button Hole Mach Co. 10
'
Highest
Sale Prices
»
172
7
219
10
50
1,857
1
it* dH
33
105
836
825
9%
90c
18,411 Gillette Safety Rasor Co....*
-n 60 Hathaway Bakeries cl A.....
593 Hathaway's Bakeries pref...*
3,536 Helvetia Oil Co tr ctfs.
1
Hygrade.Sylvanla Lamp—
Com stk Tr cert.........*
3,873
Preferred
1.163
105
"50
65
55
5
10,706
2,613
558
5
.....
70
-
yv.
3
114
35 Cont'l Securities Corp
211
Lowest
Sale Prices
63# Jan.
68
r
i^',
12,931 Cont'l Secur Corp 5 % pref 100
Copper Range Co
25
170
Sale
65
60
7
804
610
Highest
Sale Prices
104# J-'-,*.. 104
-
3,229 Calumet At Hecla .........35
955 Chit Jet Ry At U 8 Y—
26
6% cum pref ..........100
200
Stamped Stock
100
45
1
Lowest
107#
pref class C.........100
Boston Personal Prop Tr..l00
475 Boston At Providence.....100
385
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Sale Prices
June 29
Ask
Ask Bid
Sale
50# Sale
30
1,646 Brown At Co 6% Cumpref.100
716 Brown At Durrel Co common.
255
1,129
2,158
2,722
:
32
Class D 1st pref stamped 100
1st pref class D.........100
2,771
29
106
'35
Class B 1st preferred
100
Class C 1st pref stamped IN
425
'"56
378,800
PRICES IN JUNE
V
•
June30J----_
1934
$101,600
935,600
pot
5,364 Amer Ac Continental Corp..*
25
9,824 Amor Pneumatic Service
6% non-'cum preferred...50
3.162
First preferred..........50
1,057
1M
103,822 Amer Telep Ac Talag
5,153 Amoakeag Mfg Co..........*
60
906
STOCKS
Shares.
25
Jan. 1 to
1935
$60,700
;
---—
—
1933
June 30
$
88.900 Amoakeag Mfg Co N
IMi
1944
8,000 Blown Go 5#a__..__
5%s
1950
3,000
21,000 Chic Jet Ry St U 8 Yda 4s. 194#
h
IHS
4,000
-
19,000
12,150
-
to
In
"l'.ooo
June
361,747
3,860,379
Low from
STOCK EXCHANGE
:y v:';'
Bond Sales—
1934
366,799
2,168,990
3
11# Jan.
Feb.
1
25
May
# Mar. 18
# Feb. 26
June 22
88# Mar. 20 110
5
May 11
4# June
6
73
June
6
2# Feb. 26
75
June
8# Jan.
3
4
AGGREGATE
Shares
v'V
'
7
41
400
328
July 1 1933
to
STOCKS
100
100
30
Old Dominion Go,
3,286 Pedflc Mills....
19,316 Pennsylvania RR
8,411 Pond Cr Pocahontas Go
100
25
323 Pro* 6c Worcester Ry
100
97
4,182 Oulncy Mining Co....
3,626
390
60
*
38
950
2,818
70
Roeco Folding Mach
Co
10
1,804
415
1.254
358
5,459
513
15%
15
16
%
2%
1
16
June
86
81
June 25
15
% June 14
1% June 21
Sale
81
38% Sale
% Sale
1% Sale
38
1
84
June 21
June 27
% June 27
1% June 19
40
June 12
June 27
1
June 27
2% June 11
3
June
June 19 124
June
June
1
Venezuela Holding Cory
"
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5% June 11
T*
June 14
2
1 % June
l%June
•
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sy
Apr. 25
May 31
15% May 24
6% June 22
19% Jan.
4
June 18
86
May 2
17% May 24
% May 15
2% May 17
84
May
9
40
Mar. 20
1% Jan.
7
2% Jan. 25
20c
35% Jan.
11-16 June 27
24
4
/
19c
May 2
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1 % June 21
70
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2
5
15% June
% June
2% June
8
10
15c
% Sale
1%
2%
.....
1,771
4,466
6% June 22
June
6
June 18
June 26
84
7
29
1
Feb.
9
15% Jan . 19
2% June 18
10c Apr. 27
8
Feb. 19
12% Mar. 16
2% Mar. 14
14% May
9
69
Jan.
2
9% June
50c
17%
%
2
21
4
Apr.
June 10
10c
4% June 13
10c
12
17% Mar. 13 25% Jan.
Jan.
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Jan.
84
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2
Feb. 13
15
16
85%
5c
Co 25
2,255 Union Twist Drill......... 6
8,223 t otted Pounders Corp com 1
597 United Gas Corp.........*l
41,540 United Shoe Mach Corp...52
Preferred
20
3,681
9,411 Utah Apes Mining.........5
..1
83,954 Utah Metal 6t Tunnel.
50
2,111
"5% Sale
Sale
June 10
Feb.
1
June 27
June 20
June 17
Jan.
8
Apr. 16 30c
Feb.
6 107
56% Apr. 23 72
25c
Feb.
7 55c
20c
103
15
8% June 13
15%
84%
15% Sale
3
June 15
10c
20c
Highest
Sale Prices
% June 11
June
5
2% June 18
5
June
2
9% Sale
"5% Sale"
300 Union Copper Ld 6c Mln
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14
2%
13c
20c
9% Sale
84
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15
2
12c
1,657 Shannon Copper Co.......10
13,058 Nhawmut Ann T G.
313 Spencer Trask F*d cap stock *
8,970 stone 6k Webster lnc cap stk
.35
6,812 Swift * Co
8,426 Torrlngton Go
1,915
%
14%
2%
1%
Lowest
Sale Prices
Highest
Sale Prices
23c
June
3
Sale Prices
26c
June
5
June 27
106% June 27 107
June 20
"70% 64 June 3 72
65c
45c
June
1
55c
June 17
13
June 12
13%
14% June 17
Sale
20% June 1 23% June 19
22
21% June 22 22% June 4
100
93% June 27 93% June 27
u% UH
755 Reece Button Hole Mach..lt
255
Lowest
Ask
25c
Ask
30c
105% 107
63
64
45c
Sale
12%
14%
20% Sale
22
22%
87%
Bid
25c
North Butto
Northern RR (N H)
Old Colony
June 29
June 1
*35
June 30
Par
Shares
19,415
1,229
3,409
3,606
4,12
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RANGE SINCE JAN. I
PRICES IN JUNE
Low from
BOSTON
STOCK EXCHANGK
SALES
Since
Jan. 1
In
June
61
STOCK EXCHANGE
BOSTON
July, 1935]
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May 11
5SC
Feb.*
120
Apr.
4% Mar 14
5% June 18
2% June
4
.
June 14
1
!% A
"36% Junel5
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June 17
4
June
4% June 29
Conv
preferred.
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RANGE OF PRICES ON
i
' 1935
Stocks
June
Shares
-
Jan. 1 to June 30.
AGGREGATE
55,213
285,597
BALTIMORE
STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES
In
Jan.
200
1934
$139,000
873,703
PRICES IN JUNE
RANGE SINCE JAN.
BONDS
1
100 4a
June 30
'35
June 1
Bid
June 29
Ask Bid
Ask
Conduit.............1962
Conduit
1958
O B coupon.
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
110
June 12 110 i June 12
110
June
6 11134 June 29
1962
Ill% Sale
Sewerage Impt
109% June
1961
Dock Loan...........1961
School House........1961
6
11§ 34 June" 12
11,000
""700
111% June 29 111% June 29
1951
700
106
Jan.
16 109
Feb.
20
120
109
June
June 24 120
June 24
Jan.
5 106
Jan.
5
Feb. 20 11034 June 17
June 2*
106
3 11034 June
17
105
110
108
109
June 12 110
June
4 108
June 24 109
June 12
June
4
June 24
1957
ser
...
107
Jan.
110
June 12 110
108
June
109
Mar. 12 109
June
11 107
June
11
107
101
Feb.
Feb.
20 107
20 107
Jan.
29 107
100
107
Apr.
4,000
~
2.566
*
35,066
1953
19,000
1,000
2,000
Nth
1st 5s certificates
1942
...1950
6s ctfs (flat).,
200
385
Gibson Island 6s
6% (certificates)......1933
Income 4s ctfs
1949
1949
47
Sale
50
122
2.502
200
781
2,246
1,671
1,565
4,377
2,989
230
329
545
766
482
109
~25
II100
6% preferred
534% pref
Ac Power
eer
ser
D._
E...
»% preferred
•
100
% June
Sugar com...l
Preferred......—.....
1
•
12
13
4
5
15
Mar. 2
June 26
36
48
16
Feb.
18
Feb.
21
Jan.
30
3934 May
3
Feb.
15
Mar
2
lllH
36
49% June 28
1034 May 28
May 28
9 34
12
June 14
34
%
11%
12%
June
June
June
June
334 June
10c
10c
June 25
21
18
24
15
4
5
June
12
June 15
10c
June 27
nH
June 27
Apr. 26
95
Apr. 26
Mar. 26
4
1734 Feb. 18
534 Jan.
2
7% Mar. 12
25
Mar. 26
Jan. 31
Feb. 20
43
Jan.
Jan.
34 Feb.
% Apr.
% June 18
3
June 21
35
5
June
15
,'
10
12
7% Mar. 12
10%
10%
%
%
11%
10%
2%
25
25
3
May
1
Mar. 28
Apr. 23
Apr. 12
June 24
Mar. 28
Jan. 19
1 % Jan.
9
1 % Feb.
134 Jan.
20
20
19
20
Sale
11% Sale
31
Sale
Sale
5% Feb.
4
Feb.
2
10c
June 10
June
1
22
June
1534 Mar.
22
June
5
28% June 19
20
31
8
June 13
39
June 27
30
11% June 19
3134 June 11
1 115% June 26
Ill
18
10c Feb.
10c
Mar.
Jan.
3
4
7634 Sale
11234 Sale
7234 June
112% June
June
79
June 18
1
1 11534 June 10
4 113
June
4
Sale
11334 Sale' 11234 June
5 11334 June 27
112
112%
40
Apr.
5
10
% Sale
434 Sale
85
7% Sale
33% Sale
34 June 10
4% June 28
834 June 17
15
June 22
70
June 10
31% June
3
7 % June
1
8
§34 Sale
June 20
% June 29
434 June 29
934 June 24
16
June
82
53
June 27
12
June 20
8% June
10
1 ""9% June" 12
June 28
10
June 28
5
5
16
%
5%
% June
7
2
1% Sale
Sale
1% Sale
% June
3
3
11
2
June 20
934 Jan.
834 Sale
25
4
Mar. 19
Feb.
2
Jan.
Jan.
June 20
8
Jan.
14
Feb. 27
Mar. 16
Mar. 16
% Jan.
May
May
26
2
1
18
10
4
11334 June 27
534 Feb.
33% June 29
8
Mar. 26
n* June
June
.it* June
Jan.
Jan.
4
33
117
Jan.
Mar.
34 June 10
~
Jan.
May 27
Apr.
1
120
111% May
10934 Feb.
104% Jan.
3
Feb.
7
June 18
Jan.
3
11% June 19
3134 June 11
7% Jan.
2334 Feb.
Apr.
29% Jan.
29% Jan.
Sale
Feb.
5
June 10
110
73
5
1
30
19
9% June
29% June
112% June
2
4
Jan.
234 Jan.
10
8
26
.
8
ll2%
Feb.
Feb.
134 Feb.
20
19
35
Sale
28
1% Jan. 26
26
19
Feb.
47
May 31
[0634 June 21 10634 June 21
50
Mar. 15
May
3
§2* Mar. 15
80
Mar. 15 80
11
11
preferred—......25
21,160 Maryland Cas Co......
i
Junior coav pref ser
46,942
B—II1
34
37
June
v.>r.
70
8% cum preferred—.....25
194 Mfre Finance common it
•
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.25
47
June 25
5
951
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10
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see
5
10% June 26
34 June 21
34 June 25
11% June 24
10
Emerson Bromo Selts A. ..2~50
Fidelity At Deposit
20
Fidelity At Guar Fire Corp. 10
Second
June
11
Davison Chemical Co...
K Porto Rlcan
45
100
100
3
For footnotes
"734 June"l9
—.....25
2^594
779
14
100
105 Home Credit Co
pref———50
21,056 Houston OU preferred
100
.
35~" ~June~27
.....10
1,727 Finance Co of Am class A
Class B_
21
21
I June
Par.
6)4% 1st preferred
_
420
212
48
1941
1,062 Commercial Credit pref B..25
111
June 27
10634 June 21 10634 June
50 > June 15
50
June
1941
of Bait pf
1,527
7% preferred
7,201 Consol Gas E L
Feb.
35
7
..1949
STOCKS.
450
Mar.
19
95
4
35"
1933
Preferred
4,381
898 Ches Ac Pot Tel
1,531
49% June 28
1942
68
16
1034 May 28
15% May 28
Maryland El Ry 634* (flat)1957
634s
J962
45 Autoline Oil pref
4,543
1,376
317
June 26
1936
1,105 Baltimore Tube common..100
195
Preferred...
.joo
20,852 Black Ac Decker common
•
35
4,543
14,135
48
Inter-Ocean Oil Co 1st 7s '35
2,600 Appalachian Corp.......
*
19,731 Arundel Corporation...
I*
2,566 Atlantic Coast L (Conn).. 50
3,776
20
20
June 11
Feb.
1
11"
111% Feb.
1948
Lake Roland 1st 5s
Feb.
31
3934 May
3
Ga & Ala Ry 1st cons 5s ctf '45
Ga Caro & Nor 6s ctfs... 1934
Ga Marble Co 1st 6s (flat) 1950
Shares
Feb.
30
1134 May 15
8034 May 29
Consol Gas 1st 5s........1939
Davison Realty Co 6s
1940
183,000
first 4s (flat)
241,000
„rl8t
ctfs (flat)
78,000 Wash B&A5s flat
(Md.) 5% tr ctfs
109,000
Shares
4
Apr.
3334 Jan.
Century Parkway Corp 6sl956
Consol Coal ref 4%s'ctfsU934
65,000
2,000
17,000
11,000
18,000
55
91
19
1,000 Norfolk St Ry 5s
1944
17,000 North Avenue Market 6a. 1940
1,000 Richmond Dairy 1st 6s..1944
United Ry Ac El funded 5s
37,000
('!«**)
1936
39,000
Funding 5s (ctfs)
1936
79,000
First 6s (flat)
1949
1st 6s ctfs (flat)
189,000
1949
72,000
Income 4s (flat)
1949
10,500
1,000
9,000
1,000
15,000
June
15
1942
1st 5s ctfs
June 12
Mar. 12
Balto
DIv 1st 5s
43,000
79,000
1 100
1953
Balto Trac Co.
May 17
May
6
Apr. 13
18% Jan.
Bait Spar Pt tc Ches—
1,000
9,000
5,000
3,000
2,000
1,000
1,000
4,000
4,000
1,000
2,000
1,000
1,000
4,000
192,000
1,000
4 108
_
107
1954
434% (certifs)
434s
7 103
103% Mar. 25 103% Mar. 25
600 3Ha New sewerage Impt.. 1980
1,000 Atl Coast Line Conn 5% ctfs
17,000
22,000
Mar. 21
110% June 28
109
May 17 109
10634 Mar. 5 107
1942
100 4s 2d water serial
500
Feb. 20
107
1949
100 4s 2d water
108
June 12
Feb. 12
Jan. 15
Jan.
7
June 29
Feb. 20
Jan. 15
Jan.
7
June 24 120
1948
400 4s 2d Water Serial
4s 2d Water serial...
300 4s 2d Water serial
2,500
May 20
120
500 4s 2nd School (cpn) ....1944
700 4s 2d Water Serial.______1951
400
June 29
11034 June 19 110% June 28
600 4s 2d School serial..
.1948
600 48 2d School Loan.......1947
300
May 13
Mar. 14
11634 May 20
104% Jan.
4
110% Apr. 13
Apr. 13
Mar. 27
10934 Mar. 27
10934 Mar. 27 10934 Mar. 27
1956
200 4s Jones Falls,
108
106
111% Sale
...1957
1,700 4s Annex Improvement.. 1954
2,600 4s Annex Improvement..1951
11,000 48 Art Museum (cpn)_
1953
300 4s Public Park Impt..
1955
2,800 4« Paving Loan
1951
800
Sale Prices
106
2,600 4s Water Loan..........1958
100 4s Harbor Ser...
200 48 Harbor Ser
Highest
Sale Prices
106
Jan
5
108
100 4s Burnt District........I960
200
1
to
1,400 4s
2,300 4s
1,000 48
9,000 4|
100 4s
3". 800
1935
$187,500
1,507,100
Jan. 1 to June 30
Low from
BALTIMORE CITY BONDS—
1,300
Bond Sales
June
23,193
296,954
July 1 1933
Since
June
BALTIMORE STOCK EXCHANGE
1934
.
ib
20
6
June 13
5% May 15
34 June 13
1% June
3
1% June
3
% June 24
2% June 20
2 % June 19
34 June 13
1
Jan. 15
1 % Mar. 19
ay
10
Feb.
8
_
June 27
82
33% June 29
18
8
Jan.
8
June 20
93
Jan.
11
10
May 23
10
June 28
16
Mar. 16
Apr.
4
5% June 20
4
Apr. 22
f
5
Jan.
9
Jan.
8
June 20
2% June 19
BALTIMORE
AQQREQATE
RANOE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN JUNE
BALTIMORE
STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES
Since
June 1
STOCKS
Jan. 1
Shares
STOCK EXCHANGE
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
I
Highest
Shares
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON
]ales
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE
1934
1935
'
AGGREGATE
Shares
26 5,223
180,621
1,501,322
...
m
1,885,602
PHILADELPHIA
STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES
Bond Sales
June
.
Jan. 1 to June 30
-■
.........
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN JUNE
XLow from
July 1 1933
to
Since
Am Tel
June 30
'35
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
BONDS
Jan. 1
Sale Prices
June I
....1939
4*68
Bell Telephone 5i
1948
Elec Ac Peoples tr ctfs 4s. 1945
Certificates of deposit. .
.
Home Loan 3s.....
13
June 10
14
June
..1952
Registered
Penn Pr & Lt
4s.........1948
4J6s-.._._.1981
Peoples Pass tr ctfs 4s ..1943
Phlla & Rd Coal & Iron 6s '49
Phtla Elec
1st 5s
__
34*6 June 11
34*6 June
......
(Pa) 1st s f 48.1966
...........1966
Registered
4*68
110*6 June
3 112
June
...2X
------
....
1967
Phlla Elec 1st Sc ret 4s...1971
109*6 June 12 110*6 June
Phlla Elec Pow Co
U S Treasury 3s
New York Stock
1951
* New York Curb.
103.25June 24 103.25June
X Low price not including cash or odd
lot tales,
1
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
107*6 Feb. 28 107*6 Feb. 28
115
Jan. 29 115
Jan. 29
22
12
May 8 21
Jan.
5
12
May 18 20
Jan.
4
100.4 Jan. 17 101.15 Mar.25
99.16Feb. 28 99.16 Feb. 28
103*6 Jan. 17 103*4 Jan. 17
31*! Mar. 26 31*! Mar. 20
40*6 Mar. 26 40*6 Mar. 20
99*6 Apr. 24 99*6 Apr. 24
105*1 May 9 105*6 May 9
20
Mar. 13
25*6 Jan. 26
11
34*6 June 11 34*6 June 11
106*6 Feb. 21 106*6 Feb. 21
12 110*6 May 11 113*6 Feb. 25
110*6 Jan. 18 111*6 Jan. 19
108*6 Mar. 12 108*6 Mar. 12
105*6 Jan. 11 107*6 Feb. 25
1 108
Jan. 22 110*6 June 1
24 103.7 Mar. 1 103.25June 24
_
....1952
2*6s
Lehigh Nar series A 4 *6 s. 1954
Lehigh Valley 4s
2003
5s.
2003
*
I
*
Cleveland Stock
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON CLEVELAND STOCK EXCHANGE
1935
Stock Sales
Shares
June
Jan
.
1 to June 30
AGGREGATE
SALES
In
CLEVELAND
STOCK EXCHANGE
Jan. 1
BONDS
98l
$2,000
PRICES IN JUNE
'35
June 1
Bid
RANGE SINCE JAN.
1
June 29
Ask Bid
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
*89
7 103X Jan.
103% Jan.
%
IV 7A
•
18%
*
39
38
*
76
Preferred..............100
35 Bessemer Limestone A......*
19
39%
6X
55
75
55
12,020 Allen Induatrlee.__.__
Preferred..
Lowest
Ask
7
Par
Shares
435 Aetna Rubber...
*
75 Akron Rubber Reclaiming..4'
558
844
27
Jan. 1 to June 30
1933
June 30
STOCKS
350
1934
1935
>
to
1,000 Firestone T & R of Cal 5s 1942
Share*
;
June
Low from
Par
%
'it Bond Sales
21,575
198,122
July 1
Since
June
1934
26,117
159,423
....
4,275 Apex Electric......
100 Brown Fence Ac Wire B
5%
IX.
X June 27
2%
18
19
18
June 14
55
6X June
8
4
June 28
55
7%
19% May 11
3
Jan.
m'ili
Feb.
45
Apr. 11
18
7% May 23
June 28
60
June 28
IX Feb. 14
IX Feb. 14
7%
"X rl%
60
Mar. 20
% Apr. 26
2
Jan.
39
5 X June
7
June 28
6
60
*
.
725 Byers Machine A...........*
8
5
40
5%
2
X June 27
% Apr. 26
I X June 27
19 X June
Jan.
16
% Jan.
14
4
Jan.
16
X Jan.
2
0% Jan.
22
24
Mar. 19
LOO
4
■■V'. ?
1,489
6,980 City Ice Ac Fuel
70
979
9
592
220
132
20 %
Sale
97
100
95
100
2,496
Cleveland Rlec 111 e% preflOO
583 Cleveland Quarries.........*
482 Cleveland Kja
100
100
140
343
Sale
100
Pref
24
293 Cleveland Bulldera Realty..*
313 Cleveland Bulldera Supply..*
619 Cleveland CUffa Iron pref...*
4
50
808
•
Certificates of deposit..100
3,801
1,029 Cleveland Union Stkyds
•
1,637 Cleveland Worsted Mills ...*
1,102 Cliffs Corporation v f C
_..*
20 Commercial Bookbinding
"757
451
88
70
"'50
*
6,652 Corrlgan McKinney voting..!
3,130
Nonvoting..............1
1,025
2,073
Dow
Chemical............
•
Preferred-.............100
11 Edwards (Wm) 6% pref
100
3,330 Elec Controller Ac Mfg......*
2%
3%
2%
19%
U3A
5S4*
5 W Sale
59
00%
2X June
3% June
15% June
113
2%
3%
19
June
5X
June 25
2% Mar.
16
June
Sale
57
June
10
11
10 H
11
10
June
10X June 19
4
6
5%
6
60
7
7% Sale
2
10
II* \ h
10%
10
94%
115
11
13%
11** June 15
June
5
18
4
Mar. 14
June 21
5
Apr.
13
June 22
12X June 24
98
June
6 101
June 25
115
5
June
19 116
June 19
10
30% June"
6% June
37
29%
36
10
Q%
9
32
34
31**
33%
32% June 14
34
40
44
41
44
40
41
628 Faultless Rubber
.......*
20
530 Federal Knitting Mills
*
193 Perry Cap & Set Screw......*
55 Firestone Tire Ac Rub pf..l00
1,065 •*oote Burt
.___.*
297 Fostoria Pressed Steel......*
92
0%
2
J**
94
95
5
7
6
36** June
6 X June
7
6
1,215
Geometric
Stamping.......*
(B F)
*
Preferred..............100
70 Goodye rTire Ac Rub 1st pf*
173 Great Lakes Towing......100
Preferred
203
........100
762 Greif Bros Cooperage ......*
134 Goodrich
100
34
7
145
195
40
162
55
542 Halle Brothers..........
229
Preferred.............
June 24
June
8
96
5X
8X
6X
10X
205
344
346
515 Kay nee Co........
10
298
775 Korach (S) Co
127
"435
530
350
34
190
....
1,630
1,270 National Acme............ 14
1,070 National Carbon pfd__...l00
6,386 National Refining........25
836
Preferred....
......144
5,091 National Tile.............. •
216
133
120
200
225
225 National Tool
18 National Tool
950
153
4,898 Ohio Brass B...............
696
Preferred
..........100
831 Packer Corp...
•
307
302 Pa™ft°n Refg
B
300
vtc3d
1,511
3d"pa"y*t end"*
280 Peerless Corp
....
12,163 Rlchman
,
""16
,
100 River
3
«
June
1
l..4
3
Jan.
12
Jan.
25
June 28
Jan.
Mar
1% June 19
May 17
June 21
5
4
18
May
97
Mar. 20
1
9
Mar. 14
1% Jan.
17
Feb. 21
8% May
80
14
~
31
29% June 13
20
17
June
18
45
*26** '33**
30
18
17**
101
105 X
18' '
;
100
Sale
Sale
June 20
13 X June 21
45
June 20
31
June 25
101
24
7%
June
"107"
106
June
19**
18
June
3 X June
June
20
Sale
7%
7
2%
3
3X
June
10
45X May
7
86
14
50
Feb.
11
.41
Feb.
18
June 21
Apr.
102
June
101H
Jan.
107
23
Apr. 23
Jan. 23
Mar. 19
12% May 17
Jan.
1
6
June 21
IX Jan.
20% Mar.
OX June
June
1
15
4
OX June
June
1
70* May
14
■'■iV
19
4X June 21
28% Jan. 16
9
May 10
Jan.
June
June
d8
Apr. 18
May 17
31** Mar. 14
14
14
June
June
70** June
14% June
Jan.
27
June
June
75
14** Sale
1
X
19
40
June
J%
24
6
~6§X
Judo 21
102
107
20
7X k 8X
75
15
8
7
72
13% June 21
7I*
15
Jan.
Jan.
12
Apr.
2
May 20
3% Mar. 13
3% Mar.
?.■ v£
6
12*£
4
10
5
12
17
4
2% June
5
12 X
June
14
Sale
5
6X
9**
10 **
June
June
17
0%
6
10
June
14
38
0%
7
67
2X
63 **
IK
3sA
33
8
:
14**
36
8
June
14
June 27
6
7X
141 £ 143
140 ** June
June 11
5 141
6 X June
4X
6
3
OX June
3
51
June 19 63 X June
59% 50
4
IX
2X
% Sale
3%
2%
2X
June
OX June 11
1% June 21
X June
_.5* 14^
June 18
6 % June 14
49
"l5K"i6"
'i;:
35M
3% June 24
"3 %
dti
Sale
24% Sale
24%
101**
102**
0%
8%
m
26
6K
2
June
19
% June 22
2% June 26
27
June 20
2% June 19
X June 29
2% June 12
6
28 X June
28
June 21
24** June
1
101** June
3 102 % June 13
OX June«27
7% June 18
21X
22
IX
1
50
"24"
X
Sale
53
25~~
1
21** June V3
2$'
3X
:
2**
17
5
Jan.
24
I
June
25
June
55" June"
18
5
% June
,
.i;~
.•
;.r;
•"3
32% Feb.
7
5X Apr. 13
5 145
140 X June
7%
2% Mar. 29
Jan. 23
65
50
4
3
IX Jan.
June 22
%
Feb. 14
3
June 26
5%
2
28 X
23% Jan.
3*
Jan.
6
7
Apr.
I
Apr.
25
May
8
Apr. 24
June 29
Feb.
14
Jan. 23
June
6
Jan. 18 28
Apr. 30
Mar. 19 102 % June 15
19
96
7% Apr.
8
X Apr. 17
% Jan. 29
25
June 18
£■
9
6% Jan,
19
5
Apr.
Mar. 16
14
June
24
1% Mar.
55
4'
40% Apr. 25
4
May 16
X June 14
% Apr. 29
2% May 14
tj.i i
18
20
June 27
14
Mar. 5
Jan. 16
% June
14
—2% June 14
Feb.
12** Apr. 26
0% June 11
2X Jan. 11
% June 26
3
30
June
0% June 14
52
12
Apr. 26
3 X Feb. 13
1
50
"
-J T'% rj--:x
Jan.
% Feb. 14
% Jan. 29
-
Sale
7
Jan.
12
2
45
3
OX Jan.
4
12% June 27
5
Jan.
Jan.
4
2% May 23
May 16
12% June 27
June
5
46
15
45
28
10
6
Co"""*
v t c ser
Preferred vt c.....i
Fer footnote* seepage 65;
Bros....
Raisin Paper
152 Robblns & Myers
13 : Ser 2 v t c
-1,039
Mar. 29
pay't end.....*
3,885 Patterson-Sargent. ........*
-
"144
50
common
preferred....50
4,076 Nestle UMur" A **
...♦
3,087 Nineteen Hundred Corp A.. *
695
788
2",201
....
1
8X
...
Preferred.... ..........100
Jan.
40
45% May
14^
100 Midland Steel Products.....*
285 Miller Wholesale Drug..... *
2,188 Mohawk Rubber
3,949 Murray Ohio Mfg..........*
415 Myers (FE) Bros Pump ....*
""94
t*
75 X
21
June 24
30
5
20
.....
1,660 McKee (Arthur G) B
...»
3,017 Medusa Portland Cement...»
3,434 Metropolitan Paving Brick..*
60
X
3
911 Lameon Sessions...........*
322 Leland Electric............*
May 24
Apr.
2
8
85
7
6 **
......
Mar. 18
7
9
12**
26
55
Preferred.............
2,969 Kelly Island L At T
6
37
OX June 21
June 28
76
20
.......
8 101 % May 21
Mar. 14
16 117
0% Apr. 13
9
8%
45
107
2,403 Jaeger Machine.........
285
Sale
15**
A f7 pref......
471 Harbauer..
1,753 Harris Seybold Potter...
3,727 Inter lake SS
......
1
14
Mar. 18
Jan. 10
6
21
0% June 21
7%
41%
98
1,294 Hanna M
Mar.
85
29
1% May 2
90X Apr. 29
June 13
2
220 Gen Tire Ac Rub 4% pf.-.lOO
230
Mar. 13
8% Mar. 11
8
112X Jan.
,-v£
28
May 10
Apr.
8
Jan. 21
Jan. 22
3
8
91X Jan.
ox
10%
9
Jan.
Jan.
20
June
8
13
115
10
28
June 20
Jan.
9 114% Apr.
9
6
Jan. 11
16
Jan. 29
29 60
61
June 20
11
3% Apr.
98
....
10
6
4% June
7% June
9
10
June
20
18
v'
X May 24
May
8
3% Jan. 16
2% Mar. 6
6
2% Jan.
5
Mar.
05* Jan.
5** May
3% Apr.
0
Apr.
0
Feb.
June 11
114** June 28
5X June 29
June
55
i0
June 22
54
77
25
_____
17
15%
114% Sale
97 X June 15
4
60
61
380 Enamel Products.....
20
June
97
24 X June
55
57
30
L_*
June
t.-» jxf.
*
.
8
5
May 16
June
X Feb. 20
% Apr. 29
3% Jan. 15
f
J
,:
AGGREGATE
In
SALES
~
June
CLEVELAND r
STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
STOCKS
148
Par
Shares
3,008 Seiberllng Rubber......... *
Preferred..
170
..100
3,750 Selby Shoe.................*
"""357
1,442 Sherwin-Williams.........25
695
20
..........
24 Sheriff St Mkt Sc Stor
/
Preferred..............100
668
2,100
4,579 S M
1,764
:
Corp common....... 1
110 Thompson Products Inc....*
Trumbull-Cllffs preferred 100
619 Truscon Steel preferred..100
1,254
33
15 Union Metals Mfg Co.......*
Tool
•
"'"450
738
A
238 Stouffer Corp A............*
40
T~"58
•:
•:
June 30
*35
June 1
1
5
«15 H
5
32 5*
I*
30
June 29
Ask Bid
Btd
,
12
95
%
33
18
99
90)2
106 %
Sale
8%
10 %
Sale
0%
205*
60
13
92
.25
30
M 10
33%
14
100
50
1% Sale
2
5
Sale Prices
1
June 26
5
32%
33%
11
June 24
June
5
1% June
5
14
Sale
10
June
4
3
June 24
32% June 12
166
June 11
1 110% June 13
5
14
27%
30
14%
June 28
92
35
6%
3
4
12%
14
2%
2,212 Weinberger Drug..........*
20
25
30
37
45%
t Suspended from trading April 13 1935.
100
38
4%
5%
June 24
28
5
June 24
27% Jail,
3
Sale Prices
3
Jan.
2
10
85* Jan. 24
Apr. 17
34
12
Mar.
12
Mar. 23
June
85
Jan. 16 100
106)* June
1 1125* Mar.
June
9
Jan,
4 14
% Mar.
% Mar. 29
June
20
Jan. 12 28
145* Apr.
23
11
18
28
29
24
17)* Jan.
June 28
95
35
June 10
38
4
June
il
4
4
14
June 28
June 19
2
Jan.
Feb.
7
1
June 12
June 25
7
Apr.
8
Apr. 18
95
3
95
2
Feb.
4
May 13
15% Feb. 23
95
25
Jan.
15
4
7
Mar. 19
44
3
Apr. 18
37
pending action to delist,
12% Feb.
20
Jan.
25
Feb.
50
40
56
Jan. 22
Sale
12% June
t Suspended from trading April 29 1935.
tables), are as follows '
The National Securities Exchanges on which loir prices since July 1 1933 were nude (designated by superior figures in
»
New York Stock.
2 New York Curb.
• Chicago Stock.
12 Cincinnati Stock
" Los Angeles Stock.
Sale Prices
1
June 26
30
35
272 Youngst Sheet 5c Tube pf.100
June 24
15%
28
Highest
Lowest
Sale Prices
18
31:
June
00% 100% 97
105% 108& 106% June
12%
2H
555 Vlchek
No par value,
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Highest
Lowest
Ask
%
204 West Res In* Corp pr pref 100
*
r"'':
PRICES IN JUNE
'
:
-
200 Smallwood Stone A.........*
"■
:
Low from
July 1 1933
to
Jan. 1
Shares
65
CLEVELAND STOCK EXCHANOE
JULY, 1935]
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MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
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June
Jan. 1
Shares
Shares
STOCKS
125
6,963
675
440
265
1.318
1,275
400
2 ,386
838
3,185
1,470
3,102
350
455
11,806
48,288
2,813
25,563 Hall Lamp com
6,770
HIram
'<
713
16",236
2,636
4,822
7
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Hooter Steel Ball com
10
HosklnsMfg Co common....*
Houdaille Hershey class A..*
Class B
*
Hudson Motor Car.........*
Siesge (8 8) Co com
lb
Lakey Fdy 8c Mach common. 1
525 Mahon (R C) conv pref
*
325 McAleer Mfg Co com........*
7,180 Mich Steel Tube Prod com..*
47,777 Michigan Sugar com
lb
4,331
Preferred...
.........10
16,507 Motor Products Corp com...*
13,922 Motor Wheel com
.....*
88,130 Murray Corp common..
*
9,375 Nat Automotive Fibres v t c_*
7,346
2,299
I,914
113,897
23,018
28.755
1,617
100
2,275
7,436
1.476
1,305
1,842
17,004
1,420
280 National Steel Co common..*
240
22,475
1,481
9,002
11,020
2,533
578
1,176
145
2,915
88,966
34,162
4,544
50,507
29,630
56,810
150,385
8,132
8,920
9,331
1.580
28,269
45
12,420
1,343
133
69,920
6,063
3,230
Packard Motor Co
Parke Davis 8c Co
com. ....*
•
Parker Rust Proof com
.*
Pfeiffer Brewing Co com...,.*
Reo Motor com.
..5
Rickel (H W) 3c Co common.2
River Raisin Paper com....*
Scotten Dillon com
....lb
Squere D class A
10
Class B
1
Stearns (Frederick) com
*
Tlmken Axle com
...
lb
Preferred........
...100
Tivoll Brewing Co common.1
Truscon Steel Co
10
United Shirt Distributors..*
700 U S Radiator com.....-....*
28
705
2.015
Prefeired
Class B
626 Universal Product com
"""130
3,430
185
25,097
835
10
413*
15
Sale
12%
51K
Sale
27 %
16%
13%
21*
1%
Sale
23%
33%
8%
1%
9
2
82
12
Sale
16
17%
16
13
48%
12% June 28
44% June
4
15% June
6
21
15
,
10
1%
403
530
896
2,051
378
374
615
2,667
530
1,018
2,338
1,234
387
842
3,980
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June 12
2%
2%
4
3%
% Sale
12% Sale
2%
2%
3%
4%
,si6 Sale
13
13%
June
3
14
Apr.
2
June 28
4
Feb.
15
49% June 22
16% June 13
31
Mar. 12
12
Jan.
1
21
12
7%
4%
4%
1%
25%
7%
4%
5%
3
26%
10%
11%
8%
9
4%
4%
5% Sale
1%
3
30
32
4% Sale
1 % Sale
27
28
32% Sale
4% Sale
1%
1%
9
June
June 29
June
June
June
2% June 15
1
4
3% Apr.
% Apr.
9% Jan.
"i6 June 29
13% June 24
17% June 10
11% June 17
8
June
8
4%
5%
2%
25%
June 10
June
8
June 24
June
6
31
June 11
3% June 14
1% June 19
21%
11%
9%
4%
June
June
June
June
65
24
12
19
19
17% May 16
12% June 28
49% June 22
16% June 13
1% Jan.
7
3% Apr. 13
June 29
4
8
15
2% June 15
5% Mar. 4
1
Apr.
1
14% May 8
Jan. 12
Mar. 18
21 % June 24
Mar. 20
Feb.
7
Mar. 18
3
Jan.
12
12% Feb. 18
9% June 19
""'Jan.
3
June 18
Mar. 25
Apr. 22
2% June 17
June 24
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
6
25%
33%
4%
1 %
June
6
June 24
June
June
1
4
5
4% June 28
25% Sale
12%
13
5%
6
25% June 29
13
4
June
15
13
6
27
36
34
June
5
35% June 25
12
June
I
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7% June
22% June
6
8% June 22
24% June 14
3% June
4%
19
10% June 12
2% Apr.
4
2%
3%
%
12%
June
Feb.
June 26
92
92
7
33
Mar. 13
Feb. 20
June
June
15% June 28
58
24% June 22
Feb. 27
Mar. 28
10% June 12
1% June
4
1% June
24% June 18
4%
11
Mar. 20
3
Sale Prices
2
Jan.
5
June
6
26% Mar. 18
3 H June 14
1% June 19
3% June
5
7
18
2
June
Jan.
7
25
24
10%
4%
30
13
Sale
35
32
38
12
Sale
0%
22%
7%
Sale
40
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1
3%
11
Sale
2%
23 %
8
7%
14
45
3%
39
58%
10 %
2%
3%
3%
24%
6
25
9%
8%
17%
46%
3%
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Sale
Sale
3
Sale
Sale
Sale
18
8
9%
5%
98%
2%
4%
2%
1%
6
23
3%
14
1
26
9%
21
48%
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9%
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~10%
2%
1
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18
8%
5%
Sale
11
13% June 11
1% June 24
June
6
,si6 June 12
5% June
8
25% June
4
8% June
4
8% June
4
17% June 14
3%
38%
57%
10%
4June
6
11
27%
June 18
9% June 28
9% June 14
21
June 21
2
Sale"
4%
3%
4
5
2%
1%
4% June 24
43% June 21
June
June
June
June
3
3
59
June
2%
24%
30%
17%
8%
5%
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
2
June
June
5
11%
3%
3%
3%
26%
33%
18%
8%
6%
June
99
100
Sale"
June
19
June
4
3
5%
1%
/
%
2%
1%
23%
%
2%
Sale
24 %
120%
34%
1%
Sale
June 12
1
2% June
4% June 14
Jan.
10
30% Jan.
9
6
34%
3
4
13% June
13
Sale
17%
Sale
1% Sale
13% Sale
27%
Sale
12% Sale
13%
14%
Sale
Sale
13%
June" "3
2% June 22
1% June 20
25% June
6
"t6
2%
1%
26%
June
4
June 22
June
1
June 11
3
9t6 June 24
15% June
June
130
June
June
25% June
June
40% June
June
1% June
June 27
9 % June
June 24
34% June
1 37% June
1
June
4
1% June
12% June
7 14% June
17% June 19 18% June
25% June
3 28% June
15
June
4
16% June
16
June
7
18% June
12% June
6 13% June
14% June
13
June 27
16% June
14% June
1
13%
120%
22%
34%
1%
8%
19
35% June 25
36%
15%
12%
24%
1%
15%
4
Apr.
June
Jan.
June
Jan.
June
Jan.
13% June
1% May
6
May
28% Apr.
11% Jan.
9% June
21
20
14
2
14
8
14
9
11
9
27
22
3
14
June 21
49% May 22
5% Jan.
7
43% June 21
63% Jan.
June
22
19
May
9
Apr. 22
May 13
June 14
June
8
Apr. 26
Jan. 18
Jan.
7
Mar.
5
June 27
3
May 28
Jan.
8
Jan.
7
Jan. 10
3
May
28
Mar. 15
May
3% Feb.
1
Apr.
3
7
8
Feb.
18
13%
'16
2%
1%
:18%
June
Jan.
May
Jan.
June
11
7
11
[6
Jan.
50
June
June
June
Apr.
June
June
19
21
1
6
Jan.
15
Mar. 13
Mar. 13
Mar. 25
Apr.
6
12% June
7
14% Mar. 21
23% Mar. 1
13
Mar. 21
12% Mar. 12
8% Feb.
6
11
Mar. 11
13% Apr. 30
21
May 31
Mar. 18
3
3
3
Mar. 19
10% Mar. 13
99
3
Feb. 21
June
3
June 24
Jan.
3
May 28
Mar. 14
21% Apr.
15
5
19
June 21
June 28
1% May
11
17
29
25
4
24
14
17
6
3% Mar. 18
9
11
1% Sale
4%
93
2
June
Sale
Sale
21
2% Jan.
4
13
7
13
2
11
7
12
3
1
15
10
June
Sale
15
May
Mar.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
7%
1
40
15
4
June 27
5
Sale
15
13
13
15
7%
June
28
30
Jan.
20%
June 22
27
3
Jan.
8
;vi
% Sale
2%
1% Sale
Feb.
3% Apr.
14
June 27
100
4% June
13
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
26
55
June 22
1
15
Jan.
33
June
4
12
5
14
June
1%
*
%
2%
17%
7%
5
"4% "4%
10
3
June
June 17
16
....
Feb. 11
Mar. 20
June 24
7%
2%
2%
2%
3%
3
Mar. 13
June 14
1% June 24
49% May 22
3%
18%
8%
5%
20
i5%
Sale
3%
25%
Apr.
Apr.
Feb.
Jan.
May
Mar.
Mar.
1
15% June 14
1% June 24
49%
4% Sale
43% 43%
10
A olvetine Brewing Co com__l
Young (L A )Co com........*
1
%
17%
1%
10%
9
Warner Aircraft Corp com. 1
Whitman 8c Barnes com..2410
June 21
June 28
38
14% Sale
7
8
23% Sale
M
12%
June 21
26
30
13
8
23
25
25
24%
11%
3%
22%
36%
6%
6%
55%
10%
1%
9%
37%
19
21
5
6
17
Jan.
7
Jan.
10
June
4
Jan.
7
17% Feb. 19
4
2l % Jan.
13% June 15
14% Jan.
4
19% Jan.
3
a
Curb.
June
80
Deferred delivery sales, r Sold for cash, x Ex^Iiyidend.
National Securities Exchanges on which low prices since July 1 1933 were made (designated by superior
York Stock.
* New York Curb. • Chicago Stock. '• Chicago Board of Trade. '• Los Angeles Curb. «
New
San Francisco
25
Mar. 20
Feb.
6
3
~ ~22~~
16% ~17%
10
1
II,172 American Radiator.........*
2,991 Amer Tel * Tel Co
100
2,892 Borden Co
25
3,659 Borg Warner Corp com....10
10,641 Commonw 8c Southern Corp *
4,776 Consolidated Oil Co
*
3,463 General Foods Corp...
•
33,134 Hupp Motor Car Corp.....10
23,450 Kelvlnator Corp...........*
3,611 Kennecott Copper Corp....*
4,747 Kroger Groc 8c Bak Co.....*
8,721 National Dairy Prod Corp—*
10,430 N Y Central RR
.100
3,465 Purity Bakeries Corp.......*
5,195 Socony-Vacuum Corp.....25
12,637 Standard Brands Inc
...»
No par value,
16
June 29
June 21
June
1% Mar. 14
6% Mar. 19
54% June 12
2% Mar. 28
10%
2%
Sale
92
1
1H
4%
Unlisted Dept.—
1.787
June
Sale Prices
June 22
54% June 12
19% June
28% June
12%
48%
4%
80
1% June
16
1
3
Sale Prices
1% June
15% June 28
48
24
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Ask
$*
*
•
498 Walker & Co units
67,613
1,592
37,997
6,026
19%
26%
15 %
....100
3,265 Universal Cooler class A
32.984
&*
•
Ac Worts com.............*
4,334
i
Lowest
June 29
Ask Bid
Walker-Gooderham
50 Home Dairy class A.........*
172
14,566
5,178
June 1
'35
50
7.555 Detroit Mich Store common.1
18,989 Detroit Paper Products.....*
300 Dolphin Paint 8c Varnish A.*
6,159 Baton Manufac'g Co com...*
10,447 Eureka Vacuum Cleaner....*
20,120 Ex-Cello Aircraft 8c Tool
3
8,289 Federal Mogul common.....*
21,709 Federal Motor Track con...*
4,660 Federal Screw Works com
♦
4,282 Ford Motor of Canada cl A..*
54,574 General Motors com
II
48,288 Goebel Brewing Co com
__1
43,789 Graham-Paige Motor com..l
1,800
2,768
"
1,606
30
Bid
3,419 Deisel Wemmor Gilbert comlg
2,575 Detroit & Clevel NaT com..10
6,352 Detroit Edison com
...100
6,366 Detroit Forging Co
„..*
4.579 Detroit Gray Iron 8c Fdry_._5
1,331
551
25
June.
Par
28,535 Brlggs Mfg Co common—
16,328 Burroughs Adding Mach..
975 Capital City Products-.....*
40,283 Chrysler Corp common..—5
1,356 Consolidated Paper com...It
5,568 Continental Motors com....*
830 Crowley, MUner 8c Co com.-*
6,589
1,982
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
PRICES IN JUNE
Low from
82,497 Auto City Brewing common.*
17,630 Baldwin Rubber class A
*
1,309 Bohn Aluminum 8c Brass...5
55,657 Bowsr Rollst Soaring
...5
19,912
1934
2,434,343
1935
Jan. 1 to June 30.Mares-1,673,-458
July 1 1933
Since
335
I
to
In
10,580
5,470
Stock Sales—
j
.
163,873
341,697
DETROIT
STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES
AGGREQATE
1934
1935
Stock Sales
June
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Philadelphia Stock. " Pittsburgh Stock,
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RANGE OF PRICES ON PITTSBURGH STOCK EXCHANGE
Shares
Jan. 1 to June 30
AGGREGATE
PITTSBURGH
STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES
Jan. 1 to June 30
$4,000
20,000
24,000
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN JUNE
Low from
1934
$8,000
—
1
July 1 1933
fo
In
Since
June
Jan. 1
BONDS
June 30
$
14,000 Independent Brewing 6s. 1955
10,000 Pittsburgh Brewing 6s
1949
1,000
June---..
122,324
967,870
123,843
903,841
1935
Bond Sales
1934
1935
Stock Sales
June.-
*35
June 1
Bid
51
'K
June 29'
Ask Bid
Ask
103*4
103*4
-----
Highest
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Lowest'
Sale Prices
103*4 June
3 104
8
June
105
86
Highest
Sale Prices
June
8
18 104
101
Apr.
102*4 Apr. 26 104
May
1
Shares
Shares
STOCKS
140
88
2,854 Allegheny StNl
92
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—100
125 Amer Window GUu pref.100
420 Arkansas Nat Gas Corp
Preferred...
26
1,200
3,259
Preferred
.11
2,481
12,102 Armstrong Cork Co.—.——*
2,247
16,995
•
6,523 Blaw-Knox Co
170,241 Carnegie Metals.....———.1
......
85 Central Ohio Steel Prod....*
110
50
5,459
709
Devonian OH.............10
11,686 Duquesne Brewing.........5
Class A
5
6,108
533
178 Electric
•
Products
825 Follansbee Bros pref.....It#
29.587 Port Pittsburgh Brewing—1
1,965 Herb-Walker Refrac com... *
100
2,508
130
19 H
Sale"
Vi 102h
2 *5
1,372
2*5
"3k "4"
7
Meats Machine......
..5
"475
3,161
i",66o
40 Penn Federal Corp pref—100
5,000 Phoenix Oil com.........25c
Nat
...
Flreprooflng Corp pref 50
Preferred
8,820
"225
...
410
3,515
113
1,078
852
100
Preferred
20
;
....
2,138 Plymouth OH Co
,V
5
Renner Brewing Co........1
560 Ruud Mfg
..............5
7,325
195
-3-
13*5 Sale
6*5
7*4
7*4
8
2*4
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m
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■m
14
4,212
:
;
3
June
I§
3K June
3
6 k June 12
s
8
9
4
94
Sale
12
14*4 June 26
6*4 June 13
10H Jan.
3*4 Jan.
18
6*4 June 13
8
June
«'
3
2
"8"
June
3
IK June 12
2
June
7
3
21
8
Sale
94
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5K
5*5
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3
5c
4
21
Sale
4c
30
3*4
June
June
3
June 29
"59"" "66""
6
Sale
1*4
5 K June 18
1
June 11
3
95
June 10
6
June
1
June 11
4
31K June 12
::::: "75c"
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3
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Jan.
8
Mar.
4c
June 24
June
5
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June
June
M,
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1*4
2c
3c
1
5
13
3c
3c
June 18
3
21
June 18
June
1
15
1
31
June 15
June
June 17
1
June
4
60
June
3
6
June
1
3 K June
1
June
67
6
4
June 17
6% June 28
IK June 20
19*4
Waverly Oil A
*
Western Public Service.....*
IK
1*4
37*4
39""
1*4
June
16
1K June
4
2c
11
10 *4
Vanadium Alloy Steel..—..*
Victor Brewing Co.........1
1K June 28
1K June 28
Sale
4*4
—
21
1*5
95c
~~5~K
4*4
Sale
1
1*4
4*4
Westlngbouse Air Brake——*
Westghouse El A Mfg.
SO
12
Feb.
5
Jan.
31
Apr. 25
Feb.
19
May
9
Jan.
2
June 15
36*4 June 10
21
1
June 29
June
3
IK June 27
4 K June 15
20*5 June
1
43 K June
1
Mar. 20
May 31
2K Mar. 30
1
Apr. 18
47 K Apr
2
5*4 Mar 13
lk Apr. 22
10
Apr. 25
9
May 31
.
IK Feb.
4
Feb.
Jan.
11
2
Jan.
Feb.
13
3
June 13
Jan. 10
7*4 Jan. 10
3 K Mar. 7
4*4 Jan. 12
14*5 June 26
8
Apr. 27
8 K Apr. 25
Mar. 4
Jan.
9
Jan. 31
June 29
3
14
21
May
95
3
Feb.
%
20
Apr. 20
6*4 Jan.
7
lk Feb. 27
5
1
May
9
31*4 Mar.
Jan.
2
11
14*4 Mar. 26
5c
5c
Apr. 10
May 16
4
May
8
25*4 Apr.
6
35*5 Mar. 14
4*4 Feb. 14
lk Feb. 11
June 17
67
8*4 Jan.
11
5
Apr. 25
May 17
11*4""
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Feb.
4
10
13
103
_
5c
Apr. 20
Jan. 29
Apr. 26
June 20
2c
IK June 21
11K June 14
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June 21
39
27K Jan.
5
lk Feb. 15
40
Apr. 11
18
Jan.
9
85c Mar.
9
1
Mar. 26
21
2c
June 12
1
1
2
7
3c
Mar. 20
30
30
"
1
1
5
"8*4
2c
9
4K Mar. 13
June 28
IK June 20
{1*4 Sale
30
Febi 25
Mar. 15
Mar. 29
24K Jan.
19
3
65*4
6*4
IK
73
3
Sale
7
2
IK May 25
16*5 Mar. 18
50c
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5c
«*
19
Sale
Sale
93 *4 June 12
28*5 June
"ik
36*£
1,479
53,539
600
21,471
10,328
9,731
v
1*5
1*4
10
8
7 K June 13
Jan.
8
3*5 Mar. 7
2K Mar. 30
13
Jan.
May 11
13K Jan.;
June
3*4 Mar. 13
4K Jan.
June
24
2
15
4 k June 24
13
4K
3*4 May
3
5
2
lk Apr. 18
8
June 13
8
'3K June
7% June
13*4 Jan.
1*4 Jan.
2H Jan.
4 k June 24
19
United Engine A Fdy -.-...*
745 United States Glass.——25
31.351
,
June 28
14
9*5 Mar. 17
11*4 June 11
2K June 12
.—100
157,250 San Toy Mining............1
•
6,025 Shamrock OH A Gas
1,121 Standard Steel Spring......*
600
1,841
....1
3,871 Pittsburg Brewing
Preferred
—.....*
3,380
2,780 Pittsburgh Coal pref.....100
8,639 Pittsburgh Forglngs.......1
260 Pittsburgh OH A Gau...„..l
8,386 Pittsburgh Plate Glass....25
18,214 Pitts Screw A Bolt Corp.... *
532 Pittsburgh Steel Foundry..*
:
2,416
1*5 June
23 K June 15
3
515 Nat Fireproofing Corp com.*
2,685
—
"4"" "III
5*5
Lane Star Gas
18,795
21,200
1
— ~
780 McKinney Manufacturing..*
670
June
10
55
64,223
25
June 21
116
Mar. 25
Mar. 15
6
June
102
Preferred
786
5,876
23
10*4 11
2 % Sale
4
.........—100
55
.
8,800
180
22*4
3K June 22
18k June 3
230 Jones k Leughlln 8t*l pf--100
5,626 Koppers Gas Ac Coke pref.100
,
30
16
Feb.
100 Crandall McK & Hend— ....*
870
2
Feb.
June 28
Apr. 22
8
1,577 Clark (D L) Candy
•
*
21,871 Columbia Gas k Electric
400 Consolidated Ice pref.....50
132
Jan.
June 21
ak :::::
53 Central Tube Co
53
3,006
250
26
June
1
30
109 K June 27 110
Sale
-
21
1
June 29
June
3
IK June 27
5
June
6
25 K June 17
53 *5 June 24
9
16
3K Jan.* 23
18 k Mar. 27
32*4 Mar. 18
2
Jan.
Jan.
9
10
June 29
1*4
5*4
5*4
26*4
Jan. 29
May
8
May
8
Jan. 10
53 k June 24
UNLISTED.
424
682
393
*
The
1,443 Lone Star Gas 0% pref
4H% preferred
1,237
1,417 Pen rood Corp ▼ tc__—
100
91
100
100
•
Sale
90
100*4 101
81
105
4
69
Mar
June 18
100
June
3 101
2 K June 19
2% June 14
90
Jan.
88
June 13
92
No par value, x Ex-dividend.
National Securities Exchanges on which low prices since July 1 1933 were made (designated by superior
» New York Stock.
2 New York Curb.
• New York Produce Exchange.
June
IK Apr
figures in tables), are
28
May 13
2
2*4 June 14
93
7 101
as
June 18
follows:
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MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
®S ■ ife;S:
■
FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE OF PRICES ON THE SAN
*
-
Shapes
Jan. 1 to June 30
June
BONDS
June 30 /35
Ask Bid
T,66o
6", 666
"2,666
2,000
5,000
10",660I
5,125
"""150
2,769
280
19,774
738
Market Street Ry Co 7S..1940
Miller A Lux Inc 6s
1945
North Amer Invest Corp 5s '47
Nor Calif Pr Co con 5% ..1948
Orpheum Thea A Rlty 6s 1946
Pacific Gas A El Co 5s...1942
ySMs............
1952
6s.
.....1941
5s
1955
xPaclfic Public Ser Co 5% 193b
Pacific Tel A Tel Co 5s—1937
6s... 1938
.1957
6s-1952
S P Co S F Ter 4s.
1950
Southern Pacific Co 4%s.l969
4%
.....1955
Ry Eaulp A Rlty Co
S J Lt A Pr Corp5s
Ore Lines 4Hs
—.1977
y Union Oil Co Cal 5% ww '45
6%
1942
STOCKS
...
"5",088
13,578 California Copper cap.....10
9,929 Calif Cotton Mills cap... 100
2,250
;
4,642
45
183
5,757
380
790
299
2,568
11
6,240
38
~5~, 367
1,785
:
3,451
California Ink Co Inc A....*
420 Calif-Ore Power 7% pref.100
43,192 California Packing cap.....*
627 California Water Serv preflOO
2,024 Calif West States Ufa Ins...5
41,911 Caterpillar Tractor cap....*
1,954 Claude Neon Elec Prod.....*
6,165 Clorox Cheml al A.........*
1.251 Coast Cos Gas A El 1st pf 100
Consol Chemical Industries
Inc class A partic pref....*
14,048
204 Crocker First Nat Bk SFcaplOO
56,293 Crown Zeller com vot trctfs *
Preference series A.......*
5,844
Preference series B......
3,150
4,747 D1 Giorgio Fruit preferredlOO
21,699 EI Dorado Oil Works cap...*
27,032 Emporium Capwell cap.....*
852 Fireman's Fund Indent cap 10
7,634 Fireman's Fund Insur cap 25
35 First Nat Corp of Portland A *
42,162 Food Machinery Corp com..*
5,213 Foster A KJetser com......10
Gotland
100
1,110
1,410
12,526
8,415
35.063 Golden State Ltd
B
429
5.529
-
-
-
-
--
75
99% 100
110%
-
—
104% 10451 June 19 10451 June 19
106% 108% 10651 June 25 10651 June 25
106%
..
100
99
10514 10654 106
105ll 10654 106
72
84
....
--
QQ
98
85
84
85
86%
100% 102" 166
-
June 27
June
Apr. 10
29 108
Jan, 29
102
Apr. 10
Mar. 19 10254 Mar. 29
103% Apr. 17 105% May
1
106% Jan. 23 106% June 25
107
May 16 107 ; May 16
99% June 12
June 12
June 11
June 20
106% June 11
106% June 11
107% Jan. 29
102
June 25
107
106
June
6
June" 10
106% 107% 106
Feb. 28
May 23
Mar. 19
Jan. 31
Mar. 29
Feb.
5
106% June 10 106%
8 11754 June
8
107%
105%
113%
105%
May
6
May 29
Mar. 21
Jan.
4
90
106%
107% 106% 107
101%
-
104
104% 104
..
102
106%
~
June 27
106%
May
June
Mar. 27
Mar. 27
May 17
May 27
May 25
June 24
84% June
June 24
101% Jan.
104% 104
June
7
104" ~
June
7
98% Jan.
118
122
11754
105""
104% 105% 104
74%
67% 69
73%
94%
96
98%
97%
80
85%
8154 84
-
June"27 106%
104
84% June 26
85%
June 24
June 24
June 24
119""
June 24
24
98
68
98
102%
118% 120"" 118% 119%
May
10454 May
"9§"""June
119
8
28
June 29
June 27
69%
91
100
11054
117"" ll8% 117% 118% 117% June
Mar.
108% Jan.
June 29
111
106% 107% 106% 106% 106%
June 25
109% Mar. 29
June 27
85
6 100
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
3154
17
93
17%
9
16%
>
17%
16
Sale"
,3:g
J'*
3
35%
39
10
Sale
..
,
J*
157
14
2%
Mar.
Apr.
8
May 23
118% Mar.
10%
Sale
13% June 18
2% June 26
20%
21%
21%
21%
45
Sale
11
9% June
4
11 % June 12
June 14
June 29 164
9% June
4
9% June 19
157
.
June 11
19
21*
June 11
21% Apr.
31
%
%
Sale
39
50
% June 21
10% June
4
36
June
6
36
33% Sale
33% June 29
87
91
94
June
6
7% June 26
42% June 1
11% June 15
33
June
8
46
96
10
9%
42% Sale
10%
11%
32% 33
34
94
98% 100
28
30
275
3%
56
55
4
5%
7%
48% Sale
£9*
11*
Sale
31% Sale
275
Jan.
7% Jan.
22
35""
250
143
300
46
June 26
June
30% June
260
June
1
27
19
26
1
5
19
11
28
11
29
99% June 24
5
31 % June
89
94
% June
June
36% June
46
June
35% June
95
June
9% June
49% June
11% June
34
June
14
7 260
4
29
June
7
June 11
23
Jan.
3
27
12
31
25
Feb. 27
Apr. 17
3
May 10
14% Mar. 4
36% June 19
46
May 10
42% Feb. 18
30
Feb.
25% Feb
33% June
70
Jan.
7% June
36 % Jan
10% May
29% Jan.
95
June 19
11?^ Jan. 16
49% May 16
11% Feb. 21
34
June 29
99% June 24
Jan.
27% Jan.
May 18
May 24
m Apr.
Feb.
% Feb.
10% Jan.
77
Jan.
Mar.
May
May
June
May
13% May
Jan.
9% June
4
37
Sale
5
June
June 14
34%
45
1% Jan.
13% June 12
40
14
Jan.
Jan.
1
22
21%
21%
13% June 11
3% June
4
20
101
13%
3%
37
9%
11%
165
16 yJune
85
12
11% June
13
35
17% June 11
31% Jan.
12%
%
10%
6
44
11% Sale
35
June
96
f
13%
2%
31%
5
31% June 29
June
7
10 260
5% Jan. 10
18
9
50% Mar. 27 70% Jan.
Jan.
9
60% Mar. 27 70
Jan.
3% Apr
235
3% Sale
54%
55%
54% 56
53
53
June
June
33% 35
24
23%
8%
8%
36
32%
80% Sale
30%
32
June 20
June 12
22% Jan.
3
23% June 27
8% June 13
18
Jan.
30
26% May 15
21
21
1
June 22
5%
26%
71 %
21%
20%
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
14
2
9
3
15
10% June 22
35% Apr.
5
1
June 24
June 22
June 11
June 29
57
57
25
10
33
86
33
Sale'
40
2
2%
2
44
.......
4,165
106%
106%
-
~
80
80
108
33
Sale
Sale
34
Sale
3% June 14
34
2%
June
55% June
57
June 25
80% June
"41" \33
6
6
3
5
2
June
June
3
June 10
1
Feb.
8
June
3
50
June 11
21 % June 22
39
Jan.
7
38
86
Jan.
24
June 29
21% Jan.
3
42% June 22
2% June 10
Mercantile Laundry
893
common (capital)
7,996 General Paint Corp A.....
1,750
108% 108% 108%
101%
101%
-
Highest
fu
123 Calaveras Cement Co preflOO
1,284
June 18
90
99
June
3 9954
107% 106% June 11 106%
10654 106% June 20 106%
10814 109% 108% 109%
100
102
101
161 """June" 17 102"
109% 109%
108% 109
106
107
105
10654
107%
10654 109% 106
June 29 106
105% 107% 105% 107% 106
40,135 Calamba Sugar Estate com 20
Preferred
.20
3.988
2,013
>255
7,023
4,532
June 18
Emporium Capwell 5%s._1942
Food Mach Corp ser A 6s. 1938
Series B 6%
.—.—1938
Gt Western PowCo 5s...l946
Langendorf Utd Bak 6%s 1941
Los An* Gas 5c Elec Corp 6s'42
5H%
-—J9j3
«%s
1949
5s_.
....1939
306,217 Alaska Juneau Gold It cap It
105 Alaska Packers Assn cap..100
11,124 Anglo-Calif Nat'l Bank
20
43,402 Assoc Ins Fund Inc com caplO
69 Associated Oil Co capital..25
18,740 zAtlas Imp Diesel Eng Co A-*
y
2,769 Atlas Imperial Diesel Eng A *
1,581 Bank of Calif Nat Assn caplOO
13,579 Byron Jackson com cap....*
"1,573
1
Sate Prices 91
Feb. 27
91
Feb. 27
102
102
90
103
103
104% 105% 104
Shares.
1,570
768
187
90
87
89%
6s...-..-——1942
Calif Packing Corp 5s.—1946
City Electric Co 5s—...1937
Coast Co G & E 5s....—1960
3,000
22,500
1,000
1,000
5,000
2,000
5,000
4,000
16,000
"9,566
.
Lowest
Sale Prices
108
42,500
8,000
3,500
5,000
27,000
¥,666
263
13
Highest
Sale Prices
12,000
4,000
2,000
1,000
5,000
15,000
1,000
4,000
yyy
87
f6s.
———1935
Calif Gas & Else Corp Bs.1937
Calif Ore Power Co 5Hs-1955
Lowest
Ask
55,000
3,000
2,000
2,000
17,000
9,500
4,000
4,000
1,000
ii",565
Shares.
RANGE SINCE JAN.
10.000
2,000
2,000
4,000
32,000
11,000
5,000
7,000
1,000
1,000
$56,000
247,500
Sale Prices
June 29
June 1
^8,000 Atlas Diesel Engine Co 6s 1945
2,000
5,000
•
Jan. 1 to June 30.-
PRICES IN JUNE
Bid
^,000
1934
$72,500
356,000
—
to
Since
Jan, I
In
June
tow from
July 1 1933
SAN FRAN CISCO
STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES
AGGREGATE
1935
Bond Sales
/
1934
358,776
2,789,070
1935
462,527
.2,786,713
Stock Sales
June
19
18%
2%
2%
5% Sale
...
cap.....
Hale Bros Stores, Inc. cap..*
Hawaiian Commercial A Sugar
Co.. Ltd, capital.
46
35
46
49
44
20%
2%
22%
19% June 11
2% June 13
5% June
1
5%
3
6
3
June 17
6% June
7
50
June 11
14% Mar. 26
21 % June 22
1 % Mar. 28
4
Mar. 18
3% May 25
6% June 7
11%
12%
10
June 14
12
June 28
8% Jan.
28
12
June 28
Sale
55
57
50
June
1
55
June 26
43% Jan.
4
60
Apr. 25
40% Sale
40
41
39% June
3
18
18%
18
29
40% June
1
18% June 15
30% June 18
8
June 19
31% Jan.
14% Jan.
15
16
8
60
Home Fire A Marine Insur
315
1,675
538
1.863
Go of Calif capital.....10
3.480
19,582 Honolulu Oil Corp Ltd cap. *
2,933 Honolulu Plantation cap..20
11,655 Hunt Bros Packing Co ci A..*
Far footnotes see page 69
18
19
30
Sale
7
9
2V6
7% Sale
June 10
June
6
7% June 14
Jan
2
7% May 29
26
40% June
1
20% May 10
32% May 27
10
Jan.
5
i
■■■>.>
san
AGGREGATE
June
Hutchinson Sug Plant cap. 15
Island Pineapple Co Ltd—
12
22,827
2,920
v
:T"420
V'r
Preferred
25
7 %
21
6
2
26
75
99
*
4
4,759 Langendorf United Bak cl A *
Class B
*
1,291
8,765 Leallo-Callf Salt Co capital *
3,331 L A Gas A Elec Corp pref„„160
1,030 Lyons-Magnus Inc A
•
5
1
300
1,407
555
.
com
10,763 Magnavot Co Ltd (capital)! S
3,951 Magnln A Co (I) common.
*
734
1,310
130
395
6,814
2,136
4,005
'■
"
875
10
Preferred
Market St
13
Ry Co pr pref..100
f
10 %
3%
10ft
14
8,626
150
4,668
4,122
1,298 Occidental Insurance cap..!•
12,194 Oliver United Filters Inc A
B
•
11,185
13
5
Common.
.
7,242
147,097
134,903
40,620
35,984
13,601
41,731
43,671
7,392
■
987
250
1st preferred........25
5H% 1st preferred......25
4%
Pacific Lighting Corp
Prefer re d
2,888
33,706
7,689
..............
Parafflne Cos,
Inc.,
>'*•'12
4,439
1,275
Preferred
13
13
series 1
5
365
385
2,682
100
Conv preferred..
530
*
6,831 Rainier Pulp A Papcl A com *
6,037 Roos Bros Inc common
Series A preferred......100
440
992
439
175
Preferred series 2
14%
14 %
3%
2%
11
133
99
Preferred..
729
87
95
575
June 29
25
June
25
June
21% June
350
10,940
54,570
'
3,112
9Q4
106,330
12,645
4,296
405
372
17
'
8
1 k>i
Sale
Ilk
23k
24%
5k
4% Jan.
June
13
16% June
5
19
20% Mar. 13
Jan.
3
Mar. 14
14% Mar. 13
% Jan. 22
36
June 13
14
June 14
June 12
34
15
June 22
83 % June
4
21
6
14
21
13% June
16% June
1% June
% June
5% June
32% June
35% June 25
3
% June
June 11
30
15% June 27
June
3
9
85
June 12
91% June 24
87%
13%
19%
1%
%
5%
36%
June 29
June
6
June 19
June
6
June 7
June
5
June 22
11
June
23^
55
12 k
24k
5k
June
June 26
105
245
110
125
256% 265
37
June
18
17% Sale
10
11
10
3
14
41,198
100
356
—.............10
common
3
17
June
10
June 27
9
2
Mar. 14
%
2%
11 %
95%
1
Jan.
4% Mar. 12
5
2
30
6
Feb.
7
38% May 24
10 38
2%
3
7% Mar. 18 12
83% Feb.
5 102 %
14% Feb.
23
13
23
24
87% June 29
14% May 22
19% June 19
1 % Jan. 30
33
Jan.
1 % Jan.
Apr. 26
Feb. 19
May 27
June
4
May
7
7
20% May 22
16 % May 23
26
May 18
5
Jan. 21
17% Jan.
2
6% Jan. 31
4% Mar. 13
94
Feb.
1 125
June 21
230
Jan.
5 262
June 24
% Feb.
1
% Mar. 20
24% June 14
6% June 15
June 21
June 24
{West Amer Finance Co pf 10
Western Pipe A Steel of Calif
5,295
May
Feb.
May
May
k Jan.
5% Jan.
28
6
June
June 11
June 17
13
Mar. 14
1 % Jan.
3
18% June 17
June 21 125
June 13 262
260
16
1
June
125
250
1
June 12
62% Jan.
8
13% June 21
a
17
8 111
15 104
5% Mar. 29
64% Mar. 15
3 11 %~June
5
97% June 28 102% June 4
5% June
6% June 22
10% June
June 14
4
Apr.
3
34% Mar. 2
15% June 27
99
May 16
15
28
Jan.
% Jan.
2
5
June
11
77
June 19
15% May 14
23
2
26
88% Jan.
June 11
% June 26
2% June
5
2% Apr. 16
1 % May
4
19
21
22
Feb.
98
June
24
19
18
24
26
8
4
26
22
10
1
18
3
15
Jan.
Jan.
1 111
3 104
June
98% June
% June 26
2
June 17
9% June 1
87 % June
3
Sale
5k
8
97% June
104
2
27
3
10
June 13
15
33
38
3
% Feb.
1% May
Jan.
5% Mar.
5% Feb.
2% Mar.
June
June
June
June
Apr.
June
June
June
Jan.
14% Feb.
1% June
111
1% June 13
13% June 10
2% June
3
7
Jan.
2
% Feb.
7% Feb. 25
70% Jan.
2
June 19
14
25%
27%
25%
36%
102
1%
14%
103%
134%
42%
8
8
Jan.
71
June 13
13
11 % June 22
20
18
10
4% June 13
2
13% Jan.
20% Jan.
Apr. 22
21 % June 28
Apr. 22
June 18
2
June
6 % Sale
18
"1%
% June 10
10 k
10 k
98 k Sale
11
768 WellsFargoBk A * aTrcap 10ft
25
34
Sale
5k
4
2
%
2k
10 k
90k
89k
17 k
23
June
2
10
101k 102
5 k Sale
81,890 Union Oil Co of Calif cap.. 20
52,041 Union Sugar Co common..25
Preferred
.....25
4,993
4,442 United Air Lines Trans v tc.5
128 Weill A Co (Raphael) pf 100
1
lk
Sale
2
June
3 ;
k
lk
10 k
June 26
95 :
126
10
11% June 22
25% June 24
27% June 19
25% June 18
36% June 24
102
June 26
1% June
5
14% June 4
103% June 26
134% June 22
39% June 24
1
1
37 k June
101
38
lk
10
3
12
Sale
36
1,006 Telephone Investment Corp *
713 Thomas Atler Corp class A
•
17,720 Tide Water Assoc Oil Co com »
Preferred .............100
4,113
809,535 Transamerica Corp capital.
265
3
30% June
91 k June
1% June
<
32 k
June
June
5
21% June 28
4% June 13
7
1
1
23
87 H Sale
12%
13 k
18 k
18 k
lk
lk
Stand Oil Co of Calif capital *
6
June
4
June
1
June
4
June
6
June 11
8
16 k
88
June 13
25% June
Sale
2,640 Socony-Vaccuum Oil cap.. 15
38,757 Sou Pacific Co com (cap'l). 100
15,625 Sou Pac Golden Gate cl A..*
Class B
4,871
1,644 Spring VslteyCo Ltd capital *
532
15
110
326 Sierra Pacific El Co pref.. 100
9,246
1,765
14
June 29
,
4
June
15
100 % 102
9% Sale
86
5%% cum conv pref....100
2,352
219
Feb.
39
35
3^
2*
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56,863 Shell Union Oil Corp com..*
6,674
6
44
Mar. 28
Mar. 13
Mar. 15
Jan. 16
15
Sale
Sale
104
Prior pref series A...... 100
234
2,443 Schleslnger A Sons cl A com
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33k
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15
3% June 27
26
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14
32
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695 San Joaq Lt A Pr prior
315
107
17
7% Jan.
21% June 28
11% May 24
31% Mar. 28
1
15%
1
13
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Feb.
14
lk
1st preferred
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13
22
21
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1
27
13
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Class B
121
1
21% June 28
11% June 11
June 10
6 101
8
6% June
5
June
m
129
lit
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•16
4
27
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1 % May
June
sli*
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12 k
101
2,333 Plg'n Whistle Corp partic pf *
1,655
June
1!
Mar. 1
19
28
23
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25%
100
376 Phillips Petroleum Co imp
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10
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5 101
li
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24
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First preferred...........*
June
Feb.
5
Sale
24 k
34 k
Pac Tel A Tel Co common. 100
1% June 17
10% June 21
June
4
June 12
Jan.
% June 1
AH
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com.
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% Jan.
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93
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2
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4
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11
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1
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5
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5
22
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27
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26
June 21
June 10
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June
39
21
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Jan.
Mar.
May
Apr.
5%
1%
22%
81%
6%
40
18
10 k
Pacific Gas A Elec Co com.25
8
37k
10%
24%
17k
3k
25
3%
June
39 k June
41
17
PaauhauSugarPlantCo caplS
2
.
May
9
May
9
% May 13
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16
10k June
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June
3
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41
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24
25%
1H
—-
1,700
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12,320
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25
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206
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10% Sale
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100
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Lowest
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20
Common
956 Jantsea Knitting Mills
I
Ask Bid
Par
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25
1
Sale Prices
June 29
June 1
*35
30
Bid
Shares
1,960
,
STOCKS
Jan. 1
Shares
372
RANGE SINCE JAN.
JUNE
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PRICES
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francisco
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69
STOCK EXCHANGE
SAN FRANCISCO
July, 1935]
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19
Apr.
10
Apr. 29
5
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MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON THE LOS ANGELES STOCK
1935
Sales
Stock
Shares
June
Jan. 1 to June 30-.-
1934
531,315
Bond
K
Sales
?
:
/
June
130,274
1,247,131
-3,437,982
EXCHANGE
1935
1934
$6,000
$32,000
Jan. 1 to June 30
$3",000
:
AGGREGATE
LOS ANGELES
STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES
In
Since
June
Jan. 1
Low from
July 1 1933
prices
BONDS
June 30
'35
June 1
Bid
5,000 Southern Calif Edison 5s 1952
1961
5,000 So Calif Gas 4%s
1,000 U S Govt Treas 3%s..l946-44
2%s
1960-55
1,000
10,000 U S Liberty Loan 4%s.l932-47
5,000
Shares.
1,485
12,200
l",66o
92%
78%
Banditti
Petroleum
600
85
36,900
200
250
1,450
1,200
1,157
1,300
6,200
4,600
14,200
16,600
21,200
5,700
,
:
200
700
1,700
2,600
900
2,200
600
B
270
1.000
Consolidated Oil Corp......*
Consolidated Steel com....*
Preferred
.._.*
500
100
..
400
742
12c
200
3,400
3,000
6,800 Pacific Western
1
70
June
71% June
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100
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3
10% May 15
4% Mar. 29
1% Mar. 15
75
May 10
Jan.
10c
Jan.
4
4
Apr.
.
25
oifCorp
.05
Jan.-
1
41c
31,450 Security First Net Bank" 20
6
June
30
5
71*
8% June
3
42c
5,650
For footnotes see page
""3%
8% June 19
3% June
5
70c Mar.
3% Jan.
4% June
4c
May
5% Mar.
6
1
862 Samson Corp B common....*
3,280
6% Preferred..
63 San Joaquin LAP 6% pr pflOO
251
7% preferred
foo
260
11
18
9c
33%
360
5
1st preferred
39,800 Republic Petr Co
14,000 Rice Ranch Oil Co
17
30
30
30
6%
860 Pacific National Co........ *
400 Pacific Public Service".
*
200
June
June 26
4% June 26
...1
2,300
Preferred series D
12,800 Pac Gas & Elec Co com
1st pref
8,600
4%
1st preferred 5%%
1,900
,
"3% June" "7
18
345
...1
4,800 Pacific Indemnity Co
1®
4,000 P.cLlghtlng Corp com.....*
4% preferred
2,163
........*
1,900
------
104% Apr. 17 104% Apr.
1067« Apr. 30 1067ji Apr.
101,s3z Apr. 30 lOl'haApr.
101««uMar. 15 I0l21u Apr.
June
35
.....
22%
10%
25
.......
„
4,400
m m
8c
12%
18
*
Mascot Oil Co
76
20
37c
11500 Pacific American Fire Ins.. 10
1,000 Pacific Clay Products....
»
29,600 Pac Finance Corp conuaon.lt
2,000
Preferred series A.......10
2,800
Preferred series C ......It
400
4,400
......
i»
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
105
June 11 105
June 11
15c
11c
11%
42%
24
11%
Sale
1%
ih
9
9%
Claude Neon Rlec Prod Ltd.*
1,000 Nor don Corp...
1,800 Occidental Pet Corp
12,920 Oceanic Oil Co
15,000 Olinda Land Co
200
1,900
7,000
Sale
2%
42%
21 %
10%
8%
Citizens Nat T 8c S Bank..20
1
1,225 Merchants Petroleum Co
*
1,415 Mills Alloys Inc A
B
•
1,337
9,120 Mt Diablo Oil Ming & Dev..I
537 Mortgage Guarantee Co..1*0
3*576
20c
3%
4%
9
Chapman's Ice Cream Co...*
Chrysler Corp...
....5
9Q
250
12c
20
469 Marbellte 'Corp^...^i—*
5,350
9c
34 %
67,900 Lockheed Aircraft Corp
1
8,774 L A Gas A Rlec 8% pref
1«0
49,600 L A Industries Inc.........2
19,600 L A Investment Co........10
300
500
18c
15c
Kinner Alrpl 8c Motor Corp.l
339,450 Lincoln Petroleum Corp_...l
5,300
4,600
m
5c
1%
73%
11
258,615
996
......
mk
mm ** m m
80c
8%
3%
2%
12c
66,300 Hancock Oil Co A
6,906 Holly Development Co.....I
4,000 Jade Oil Co
..1
30,500
27,200
I
8%
3
2%
Sale
Calif Packing Corp.........*
132 Golden State Co
23",000
I
3c
4c
2,000 Goodyear T & R Akron com.*
95 Goodyear T & R(Calif) pf.100
9,200
3,000
1
5c
8%
Sale
California Bank new......25
Preferred...
60c
4c
1,400 Gilmore Oil Co...
.....*
13,800 Gladding McBean & Co....*
4,600 Globe Grain 8c Milling Co..25
'V;
1
3%
3%
Central Investment Corp. 100
4,900
5
1
1%
71%
448 Farmers & Merch Nat Bk.lM
200
1
3%
4%
8%
3
10
1,39
\
85c
3c
1#
4,400
r"
I
3%
3%
*
3,000 Douglas Aircraft Inc...-...*
29,600 Emsco Derr 8c Equip Co
5
1
13,725 Exeter Oil Co A
100
.....
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
105
June 11 105
June 11
km
60c
1
common
430 Crystalite Products Corp
*
10
Preferred..............100
400
Lowest
Ask
106 % 107% 105%
....
1,182 Broadway Dept Store pfd.10®
76,100 Buckeye Union Oil com
1
Common rot tr ctfs..... 1
51,550
Preferred
.1
83,133
Preferred vot trust ctfa.,1
228,322
2,400 Byron Jackson Co.-.-..-.—*
3,200
5,300
3,300
1
par
Co
15,000 Bolaa Chica Oil Corp A
200
June 29
v.
Ask Bid
m
..I
1,000 Barn hart-Morrow Cons
9,000 Barnsdsll Oil Corp A.. .....5
"""256
"'"121
2
2
Ambassador Petroleum Go..l
155 Barker Bros
150
;
STOCKS
Shares.
'
RANGE SINCE JAN.
in june
to
2
42
June 24
June 26
Jan. 15
Apr.
9
Apr.
A nr.
May 17
Mar. 23
Jan.
4
Apr.
9
June
10
June 21
May 17
June
18
'
Since
June
Jan. 1
Shares
Shares
•
442
f
;
I
STOCKS
June
300
600
400
8
31,700 Southern Pacific Co...._.10f
391
V
3,400
9,400
10,500
!
107
32
,
450
4
328
2
»-
4,
18*100
57,000
11,000
*6*. 300
?
34 %
38
25%
26%
23
22%
20% Sale
24%
24%
-----
98
16
102
"10%
3
1
1
8
5
11
18
24
17
17
26
18
102
20
17%
31
18%
162
.....
33%
June
11
16% June
3
17 % June
32
June
8
17% June 22
7
4
32
17
June
18
25
50
25
120,500 U S Oil A Royalties Co
25
123,000 Universal Cons OH Co....10
143 Weber Showcase A Fix pfd..*
1
23,974 Wellington OU Co
400 Western Pipe A Steel Co...10
11
19% June 19
June
7
June
5
34% Sale
32% June
1
36% June 22
24
22
8
22
June
16%
5% Sale
87
90
16% Sale
16
25
6% Sale
95% 100 V
?
18
16% June
3c
Sale
7% Sale
4% .--I
62 %c 65c
Sale
4c
7% Sale
4%
75c
15%
5%
5%
9%
11%
10%
Mar
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
13
21
1
28
11
13
29
Feb.
13
Jan.
2
Jan.
2
Jan.
2
Feb.
6
Jan. 31
80 Jan.
8
13% Mar. 14
20%
17%
16%
33%
23%
7% Jan.
7
27% Apr. 23
10
Feb. 13
75
Jan.
3
28% Mar. 14
23% June 21
11% May 23
14% June 29
13
15%
20%
39%
28 %
25%
23%
24%
24%
100%
19%
June
8
May
June
June
June
June
June
Apr.
Feb.
May
June
23
11
18
24
17
17
2
2
27
19
18% Apr. 25
28% Apr. 25
10
Feb.
75
Jan.
13
3
June
8
38% May 24
Sale
16
18
17%
17
17%
16%
17%
8%c
10c
6%c
9c
l%c Sale
18
17
16% June 26
5% Judo
1
June 28
1
June 26
6% June 10
June
8
22
June
8
Apr. 16
35
Apr.
16
17
7
June 28
Jan.
7
4% Mar. 12
11
6% June 24
~
3c
22
35
.....
30
4c
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
23% June 21
10% June
4
14% June 29
26
100
25
258 Union Bank A Trust Co
91,100 Union OH of Calif
1,300
101,000
90,000
100,500
2,000
1,200
161,389
78,700
20% June
9% June
10% June
14% Sale
16
13
June
8
13
June
13%
12%
13% 13% June 10 13% June
16
June
19% Sale
1
20% June
June 11
37% 38% 38
39% June
27%
27%
28% June
26% June
4
24%
24% 22% June
3
25% June
22% 23% 20% June
1 23% June
16%
32% Sale
Preferred...,
MINING
11,100
9,000
1
Highest
Sale Prices
.160
3,700 Taylor Milling Corp.
152.000 Transamerlca Corp.
1,100
18,200
20,000
3,000
6,000
16
Sale
23 ;
10
Lowest
16% June
378 Superior Oil Co..
^np;28
100
16
13%
preferred.
7% preferred
...
34,200 Standard Oil of Calif...
•
r
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Sale Prices
Ask
211 Souare D Co Inc.
,<•
5,600
A
Ask Bid
13 %
16%
758 Square D Co B common.
■
97
June 29
June 1
10
B common
9,100
27,000
*35
9% Sale
10% Sale
7,700 Socony Vacuum Oil Co.
77,200 So Calif Edison Ltd com.
1,791
Original preferred....
22,900
7% preferred.,
36,900
6% preferred...
42,100
SHi% preferred.
500 So Calif Gas 6% pref A.
700
6% preferred.........
346 So Counties Gas 4% pref. 104
a
30
Bid
20 %
1,744 Security Co unite.
5,300 Shell Union Oil Corp.
26,000 Signal Oil-Gas A.
900
9,500
PRICES IN JUNE
July 1 1933
to
In
;
71
STOCK EXCHANGE
Low from
LOS ANGELES
STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES
AGGREGATE
ANGELES
LOS
July, 1935]
18%
4c
June'17
June
1
7% June
80
15
8
3c
2
4
65c
18
June
5
June 14
82%cJune
7
June 14
18
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
5
30
7
7
11
May 29
14% Feb. 27
55c
May 23
May 23
20% May 23
89
4c
June
1
8% May
1
4% May 24
97%cJan. 22
18
June 14
STOCKS—
Alaska Juneau Gold M ColOc
Black Mammoth Cons M ColOc
8c
9c
Calumet Gold Mines Co.. 10c
5c
9c
l%c
2c
2c
Imperial Development Co.25c
Oatman Ralnb Gold M Co. 10c
.....
Prince Cons Mining Co... 10c
Tom Reed Gold Mines Co...I
Zenda Gold Mining Co. _....!
50c
6%c
Sale
17% May
7c
June
6
5%c June 27
l%c June 12
9c
June
2c
June
12
-2c
38c' "Mc"
8%c
6c
10c
38c
6c
^
June 25
June 24
50c
7c
7
7c
June
6
5%c June 27
l%c May 15
lc
Jan.
3
3c
Mar. 23
3
5%c June 27
June
1
38c
June 25
June
7
6c
May 29
19% Jan.
8
17c
3
Jan.
13%cJan.
5
4c
Jan.
lc
Jan.
24
2
3c
51c
22c
Mar. 22
Jan.
25
Jan.
25
June
11
2
14
UNLISTED STOCKS—
2,532
200
200
600
100
400
4,000
1,600
1,100
2,400
50
700
1,400
14,535
2,100
2,271
14,400
Amer Tel A Tel Co
100
(The) Aviation Corp (Del)..5
Bethlehem
Steel
Corp.
Cities Service Co.
300 Cord Corp.
6,500
15,100
5,200
5.700
9,800
General Electric Co.
General Motors Corp.
Montgomery Ward A Co.
Packard Motor Car Co.
Radio Corp of America.
222 Standard OU Co (New Jer).25
♦
4,100 Tide Water Assoc OU
4,800 Warner Bros Pictures.....5
•No par value,
a
124% 125% 120% June
1 130
120% Sale
3% June 17
2%
3%
3%
3%
3%
24
26% June 25 26%
24%
2
1% June 27
1%
2% "1% Sale"
9 4 June 11
2%
2%
3%
24 " "24%
26%
25% 25% 25% June
32% 33
30% June
7 33%
29%
29%
June 12
28%
24%
24% 27% 27% 26
4
3 % June
4
5
4%
4%
3%
6%
5% June 10
6% Sale
5%
4%
48% June 19 48%
"16% *16% 10% June 26 11%
"io% 10
3% June
3
4%
3%
4%
32
3%
Odd lot.
t
New York Curb.
• California Stock Exchange
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
4
22
6
11
21
24
24
22
26
19
5
11
99%
3%
23%
%
2%
21%
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
June
Mar.
130
27
22
Mar.
Mar.
34
Jan.
30%
5%
6%
48%
11%
4%
Jan.
.
3% Mar.
4% Apr.
37% Apr.
8% Apr.
2% Mar.
5% Jan.
32%
Jan.
May 28
7
4% Jan.
26% May 23
3
7
Jan.
7
June 26
June
19
May 22
Jan.
2
*
msle (designated by superior figures in tables), are as follows:
Dafolt Stock.
» Pittsburgh 8tock.
** San Francisco Curb.
« Silt Lake City Stock Exchange.
*« San Francisco Stock
The National Securities Exchanges oa which low prices since July 1 1933 ware
» New York Stock
» New York Produce
»• Chicago Boird of Trade.
«•
«
June 11
K'
i.
:>'-''1 i.'
General
Quotations
OF BONDS AND STOCKS
'■
'••.yi'jv-'.' '
1.;
a:
'V-':
In the earlier part
of this publication complete records of the dealings
the country, for the latest aientti an
If or ths calendar
General jactations «re coiiotns in in 2»n
those dealt in
to the
on
the etchanges, bat also
fear to
date,
are
the leading stock exchanges of
on
furnished.
In this department of
only
index
xniU, «sca^cia« of *11 c(a«sss an! descriptions, not
The following is
leading unlisted and inactive securities.
'
different classes of securities quoted:
Page
an
'
:■
vi-C■ j
Page
Joint Stock Land Bank Securities........ 115
Railroad Stocks......................... 76
95
Mining Stocks........................... 89
Real Estate Bonds....................... 94
Foreign Government Bonds.............. 96
Municipal Bonds (Domestic)............. 95
Real Estate Trust and Land Stocks....... 89
Industrial Bonds........................ 86
Canadian............................. 97
Textile Stocks........................... 89
Exchange Ssats..——................. 88
Federal Land Bank Bonds...............
Industrial
Public Utility Bonds
Public Utility Stocks
Stocks....................... 89
Insurance
Stocks .......................116
Investing Companies Securities
77
Quotations for all seouritie* art
Exchange jegan with
mark
*
to the
Jan. 2
as
'ear
1909 to quote all
lioace tne fact «:jji where tnere is
jrice. he nust oay accrued lateri*
»>Ql
United States Government Securities..... 96
United States Territorial Bonds......—.. 96
tne
aostno
"and interest."
prices
H* ation 'co
.
tiiition
i
Title Guarantee and Safe
84
for
possioit
as
78
Bonds......................... 78
Railroad
day of
we
the
nave
the date of issue.
will
in
Stock
As cne New v*rt
a
designating
ierstand. therefore, that unless the letter "/
is prefixed
aljpted tne same metnod and
Tie reader
n tnis rate.
preceding
month
Deposit Stocks.. 89
no
longer employ
This, however, does not apply to income bonds or bonds in default, in wnch cases
to the price.
the price includes the Interest, should there be any.
f" prefixed to oond prices
The letter
ienotes that the quotation is
therefore the purchaser does not nave to ocivtie fo* it seoarateiv in
default,
he oHce Is always
"flat/* and
no
flat price—that is. that the accrued Interest forms part sf the price
a
designating mark it employed
to Indicate the fact.
Quotations for equipment ootids are based on average maturities.
Quotations 'or guaranteed stocks are
Jt •uotitd
he
cases
oe
ami
iividend
that is.
,
.
accrued dividend must be paid in addition to the price.
cne
borne in mind in the use of these tables that the quotations for
many inactive
and unlisted securities
are merely
nominal, bur in all
~
figures are obtained from sources which are considered reliable.
The 'allowing abbreviations are often used
and
is already stated in the case of Income bonds and bonds in
naklag oavnent
via.; "YT* for mortgage, "g" for gold, "gu" for
guaranteed, "end" for endorsed, "cons" for consolidated
"conv" 'or convertible. "• f" for sinking fund. "1 g" for land grant, "op" for optional.
The olack-faced type in the letters showing the Interest period indicates the month when the bonds mature.
NOTICE.—All bond prices
Bonds.
Bid
are
ASk
Akron Canton A
96
100
97
49
47
47
49
r
'
f '•'
108
104
ff .!..
|%
96
)
101%
Alleghany Oorp—
1
>/
>/
1
73
60%
18%
18
12%
108%
13
>
90
Ark & Mem By Brge A Term—
1st M 5s 1964
MA 1
Aroostook Nor 5s g 1947
AA' >
Atchison Topeka A Santa Fe—
96
60
/
63
90
40
107
52
108%
95
86
99
90
105%
1st M 4s g July 1 1948...AAO
1st M 5s Tilly 1 1948
..AAO
104 %
105
108
1939 .FAA
...FAA
91%
52%
67%
108%
91%
>
mmmm
110
104
T
104%
102%
)
>
110%
r
r
iaV"|
$
104%
JAJ
114%
105%
107%
JAJ
108
106
107%,
>112%
108
JAD
2d guar
Beech Ork
gold 5s 1936
E*t 3%s 1951
i
I
76
JAJ
.AAO
M
Bellefonte Central 1st 6s '49.FAA
•ieit KK A Stk
tfds (Ind'p'lis) —
1st. ref gold 4s 1939..
.MAN
Belvldere Djl 1st 3Vis 1943..JAJ
Big Sandy Ry 1st g 4s 1944 JAD
98""
i
106%
109
\
97%
98
I
80
w*
82
I
78
I
-
T*rm
ut
v
tfl
95
b
b
I b
3 00
1 50
3.50
79%
95%
to 2%
1%
2.50%
5s June 1942
5s July 1 1938
4 "4s July 1937
1978
—.—..JAD
JAJ
JAJ
..FAA
109%
102%
102
65""
g4%s 1957MAN
Susquehanna BR Oorp—
1st 4s Dec 30 1963
JAJ
Burl Cedar
29%
31
56
32
106%
103
107
99
104%
m
105
61%
61%
94
96
•/ 20
96
Cam A Clear—1st 5s g
Gen M g 4s 1955—
Cambria A Ind 1st
1941-JAJ
FAA
4%s *68..JAJ
Eq tr 5%t 1936-38 (year) MAM
Canada Atl Ry 1st 4s 1955
J&J
16%
23%
20%
98
108
103
104
4.25
89%
110%
4 %■ guar 1957
Rys 4%s gu 1954.MAS
JAJ
104%
105%
3.50%
90%
102%
110%
4%s guar 1951..........MAS
111%
111%
114%
117%
114%
117%
3 75
3 75
3.75
Can Nat
95
25
97%
101
98%
102%
102%
10t%
102""
80
82
80
82
4%» guar 1956
FAA
4%s guar 1955........JAD 15
40-yr 5s guar 1970
FAA
5s guar July 1 1969..
JAJ
5s guar Oct 1 1969
AAO
Eq tr 4%s 1936 1942 (gu) MAN
Eq tr 4%s
1936-45(ann)..JAD
Equipment trust 5s..........
Cauadian Northern—
3 F deb 7s 1940
8 F deb 6%s 1946
Winnipeg Term 4s 1939
n
55
3 50%
350%
Rapids A North—
Canada South 5s 1962 ser A. AAO
..j otj
k Last sale
68
53
4.25
4.25
Butte Anaconda A Pac 5s'44 FAA
87
/
72
3.50%
3.50%
101
Con 1st A coll tr 5s g '34..AAO
Certificates of deposit
Ref 3%s 1952 gu N Y O—AAO
/ This price includes accrued interest
4-25
4.25
Lynn—
Con
3
_
82"
76%
70%
Buff A
96%
...
Beach A
109%
89
i.951
ttev
1st m 4%s July 15 1947.JAJ15
Gen ra 6s '33 extd to '38.JAJ 15
105%
108%
96%
i
1st mtge gu g 4s 1955.....FAA
Bosiou
1st mtge gtd 4s 1938......JAJ
Buffalo Creek 1st 6s 1941—JaJ
1st ref 5s 1961
JAJ
Buffalo Rochester A Pittsburgh—
General 5s g 1937..
MAS
87
i<*ii
Eq tr f* 1Q?6 38 (year)—.JAD
Boston ANY Air Line—
Si"
Brunswick A Western—
1st mtge 4 Vis ser A 1943—AAO
...
MA8
MAN
1st m 4%s 1961 ser JJ_
AAO
Ed 4 %• 1936 1943 (yr)—AAO
Equipment trust 5s._...
Bust a Maine (old)
4s Feb 1 1937
PnAA
4s Aug 1942
FAA
3s July 1950
--JAJ
Equip 5%s 1935-1937(yr)FAA
7§"~
107%
93%
06
51. FA A
Boston A Albany 5s Oct '63..JAJ
May 1940
1st m 5s 1967 ser AO
1st m 5s 1955 ser 2
78%
75
103%
iqe;7
Boouville Si L A Sou
5s
88
104%
Bluff Point Land A Imp 1st 4s '40
Atlantic Coast Line BR—
^
uirm
-
Brooklyn A Montauk—
2d (now lst)gold 5s 1938.JAD
80
.
^
May 1943
Mar 1942-.———
Jan 1943
97
65%
101%
100%
...
99
109
.
70
108
96
It
109
Bedroru Belt 1st 5s 1938-...JaJ
Beech Or 1st 4s g gu 1936...JAJ
104 %
106
67%
3%
3%
107
Van Bur Ext 5s g Jan '43.AAO
Washburn Ext 1st 5s '39..FAA
Battle Greek A Sturgis—
1st guar g 3s 1989
—
...
98%
96%
87%
48 stamped 1951...........
Medford hxt 5s 1937
MAN
Plscat Dlv g 5s Jan 1943.-AAO
St Johns Riv Ext gu 5s '39. FAA
%!
108%.
31
Atlanta A Charlotte Air Line—
1st M 4 His 1944 ser A.
JA
1st M 5s 1944 ser B
_JA
3 75
52%
68%
78%
67%
Aroostook—
1st M 5s g Jan 1 1943
Cons refund g is 1951
102
Athens Terminal By—
r
66%
3 75
3 75
3 75
Refund gold 4s 1941
MAN
8 W Dlv 1st 5s 1950
JAJ
Toledo A Oln Dlv 4s 1959..JAJ
m\
110%
110%
103%
1
5s 1995 series A.JAD
Ref A gen 6s 1995 series O.JAD
Rpr A gen 5s 2000 ver O .MA«>
Bangor A
103
100
108
>
)
gen
77
78
79
.....
5s
_
u*
76
78
80H
......
...............
5s
6s
Plttsb Lake Erie A W Va—
103
r
i'/fcvC'v
5s
74
4s-5s April 1947
5s Apr 1944......
31
lan 1946
Ref A gen 5s series F1996. MAS
Eq cr
19.16 10 cyr>..MAN
Eq tr 4 %s '36 41 O (yr).-FAA
Eq tr 5s 1935 37 (yr)
FAA
Eq tr 5s 1936-38 (yr)
FAA
Allegheny A Western—
35
June 1945
Ask.
(new) 5s Sept '41
27%
104%
106%
Ref A
Bid.
Bonds.
32 V*
Bait A Harrisg 5s 1936-- ..MAN
1st M West Ext g 5s 1938 MAN
5-yr sec notes 4 Me
Conv g 4V*n I960
70%
59
b Basis
102 %
Baltimore A Ohio—
94
E
Ask.
Boston A Maine
1st mtge gtd g 5s 1941
JA*
August* Union Stat 4s 1953-JAJ
Alabama & Vicksburg By—
Atlanta A St Andrews Bay—
Bid.
1st mtge gu g 4s 1949
AAO
Auw i'Hriu
<«i x h»
1947..AAO
Austin A Northwestern—
Alabama Great Southern—
oo COM
marked "f" and income and defaulted bonds.
Atlantic Coast Line of S O—
Gen 1st g 4s July 1948
JAJ
Atl A Danville 1st 4s 1948...JAJ
2d « 4s 1948
JAJ
Atlantic A Yadkin—
Youngstown—,
>/
/
where
Bonds
RAILROAD BOND8
Adirondack 1st 4%s 1942
"and Interest" except
Nominal.
JAD
JAJ
JAJ
* Negotiability impaired by maturity.
105
123%
100%
105
123
"and interest" except whew marked
Quotation! for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of
NOTICE.—All bond prlcss ars
Bonds
Bid.
Canadian N W 4 %s Oct 221043-Canadian Pacific—
88%
103%
105%
perpetual. -JA4
20-yr coll tr 4 %s 1946
MA8
/109%
6s 1944
111%
.
b 3,90
b 3.90
Caro Cent 1st
Caro Clinch A1
gu
4s 1949..JA.I /
97'"
3.25%
3.25
50
109
110%
Mem
A Adirondack—
73%
107
52
54
42
18
9%
55
/
9%
10%
b
b
b
[
Macon A Nor g 5s 1046—-JAJ
Mid GaA Atl 1st 5s 1947-JAJ
Mobil eDiv g 5s 1946
JAJ
10%
10%
20%
10%
10%
7 50%
7.50%
69
w
Cent New Eng 1st qu 4s 1961 JAJ
Central of New Jersey—
Oonsol
109""
106%
69
^
Coll tr
Kv
Chesapeake Corp—See Indus
112%
102
89%
Pac Ry—
6 3.50
111
.
112
Clearfield A Mahoning—
1st gtd g 5s 1943
....JA
Olevaiaud Akron A Columbus—
100
b
b
b
111%
2.00
1.00
107
1.00%
Cleveland Lorain A Wheeling—
♦en M 5s 1936
JA1
103
Cleveland A Mahoning—
Gold 5s 1938
44
,
107%
106%
110%
105%
109%
110
105%
109
Chic A East 111 (newco)—
/
/
•
11%
10%
10%
9%
76%
Chicago A t£astern Illinois-
117**
116
/
24%
nH
23
|6 6.00
5%
JA
I1
92%
82%
r/
15%
18
/
15%
/
13
Onlc Indianapolis A St. Louis—
Short Line 1st 4s 1953...AAC
Chicago utile Shore A Eastern—
^
7
05
mmmm
48"
43
30
28
Ubic MUw St Paul A Pac RR—
13
12%
4%
53%
4
50
Gen 4%s
May '89 serF.JAJ
42%
52%
52%
53%
F(J
H(]
Gen M
1987..
gold
85
85
38
39
45
44%
52
44%
50%
52
48%
47
49
—
56%
18%
55%
18%
17
'
17%
9%
Bq 5s *35 *38 O (yr)—
Eq 6 %s J Q36 ser J (yr).
80
80
\aH
sfA
85
80
85
80
85
104
105
-JAJ /
45%
'59-JAL> f
—MA8
1st A ref 5s 1974
Certificates of deposit
56 J
7%
65
—---
45
Eq 4%s 1935 G (s-a>
AAO
Eq 4%s 56 41 H (t-a)--MAS
Fla So 1st g gn 4s 1945
Florida West Sh 5s 1934.
Fonda Johnstown A
Gen ref gold 4s
1st cou« ref 4 %•
45
98
JAJ
20
—-JAJ
Gloversv—
48%
1950
-JAJ
'52 opt.-MAN
4%
Proof of claim filed
Amended
1st con
1982
4%s
Fort Dodge Des Moines A Soulit 5s 1938
J&D
Fort St Un Dept Det 4%s 41 JAJ
/
104
1Q61
4
102%
104%
JAD
Henderson
Genesee River 6s 1957....—JAJ
Ga A Ala 5s Oct 1945
JAJ
106
3%
3%
D O 6s 1921—
Ext at 5%% to
83
03
116
f iL
1948-JAD
1929-.JAJ
*/15%
July 1 1934
Georgia A Florida RR—
1st M 6s 1946 ser A
MAN
Ga A Ala Term 1st g 5s
Ga Caro A N 1st 5a g
89
89%
leveland Union Terminals—
103%
99%
90%
105
latsf5%s 1972 series A—ki
1st Ms f 5s 1973ser B
Ai
1st s f 4%s 1977 ser O—AS
Joal Rlv Ry 1st 4t gu '45—.JJ
Colorado A Southern
General mUr t%« 1980-.MJ
Assented 4s 1980
......
Eq tr 5%% 1936-37
Ma
S 59%
/ 59%
b
4.00
103%
99%
90%
Deposit—
1940
F*
Jolumbus A Hocking Valley—
Ext gold 4s 1948
Ai
Columbus A Toledo—
m
4s
63%
60%
3.25%
»—
109%
110%
112
102%
116
22%
22%
22%
21%
1st I A ref 6s 1936
ser
39
ser
47%
40%
41%
A.JAD
25
47
AAO
..JAJ
Cuban Nor Rys 1st 5%s'42-JAD
Cuba RR 1st g 5s 1952
JAJ
'36
42
24
29
37
39
104
Delaware River RR A Bridge—
1st mtge g 4s 1936—
FAA
Denver & Rio Grande Western
Gen income 5s \ug 55
FAA
Assented subject to plan—
Ref A 1 in pi
Grays Pt Term g 5s
Jreat Northern—
Denver A
1st
con
94%
4s 1936
JAJ
4 id* 1936.
JAJ
Denver A Salt Lake Ry—
1st mtge 6a 1950An Apr
Inc mtge «s I960
JAJ
g
-
Dodge—
of dep for gtd 4s 1935-JAJ
4s stamped 1995
10
9
8%
7%
17
... ....
88
88
G
29%
30%
Green Bay & WesternDebenture ctfs A Feb.........
29
49
82
V
1.
105
86%
1073
873
6 Basis,
*
r»i.
1944-—-—-J&J
* mi 4* 40--MAN
Ky
Debenture ctfs B Feb.........
81
95
106%
104%
105%
103
82
90
4 75
80
96%
104%
98%
93
87%
87%
2.00
2.00
2.00
3 50
3 50
25%
5%s 1950ser B
..AAO
.—AAO
Gulf A Ship Island RR—
1st ref A term g 5s Feb "52
JAJ
on)
Stamped (July 11933 cpn
G llf Terculnel uf Mobile—
111
f This price includes accrued Interest,
39%
5%
Western—
1st 5s I960 Series O
35
26
99 2
104 <
1st M 6s 1958 ser A
JAJ /ft 41
14
Guayaquil & Quito 1st 5s *32 J&J2 /
Gulf Mobile A Northern—
1st
2%
63%
Mtge 4s stamped 1995
Det R Tun 4%a 1661 gu—.MAN
.
1st 5s
Gu nttnaiuo A
15%
99X
Eq 5s J ne 15 36 39 (yr) JAD
it
<%« 1' 6 '940-JAD
98%
99
Greenbrier Cheat A Elk—
82
82
15%
110
/ »l 1
JAD
11*
88
„JAD
M»rii<vaf
JAJ
1976 ser D.
1977 ser E
Eq tr 4%s 1935-1939-—-MA8
Eq tr 4%s 19351940 D
Eq tr 5s 1935 1938 (yr)— MAS
Western Fruit Express..
'
'
.
A—-JAJ
(yrJjAJ
'
con g
1st
Gen 4%s
Gen 4%s
103
os
Rio Grande—
1947—JAD
1st A ref g 4 %s '61 opt 41-JAJ
Gen M 5%s 1952 ser B—.JAJ
Gen M 5s 1973 ser O-.—JAJ
79
'
FAA
1950-JAJ
1st g gu 4s $ July I 1950 -JAJ
Eq tr 5s Dec 14 '35 *43 (yr)- -.
101
78%
93%
MA8
1936
6%s 1936 series F
Gen M 7s 1936 series
100%
1078 ser R. AAO
Eq tr 4%« 1936 42 (yr)..MAN
Equipment trust 5s..........
Equipment trust 5%s_
7s 1940--AAO
Grand Trunk West 4s £
95%
103%
AAO
MAN
MAN
JA
1962
8tnk fund g deb
Deb g 6s Sept 1
29
102
.
2nd 4s Gold Sterling 1955-AAO
1st 4s Feb 25 '30 Alg gu MAN
1st 4s Feb 16 *42 Alg gu.MAN
Gen 4s 1962 Can Gov gu-.JA
Grand Trunk Ry of Canada—
38
B..JAD
Conv 5s 1935
1st A ref gold 4s 1943
15-vr g 51*8 Wav I *37
_
Trunk Pacutc—
M 3s
1st
——
109
-
.
iraud
75
Connecting Ry (Phlla)—
1st M gu 4« Mar 15' 51-MA815
1st 5s
1951
MAS
Consol Rys (N H) deb 4s '54 JAJ
Deb 4s 1955
JAJ
1st 1 A ref g 7 ids
6
Georgia Midland—
39
1st g 3s 1946
—AAO
109
Ga RR A Bkg ref 6s 1951—AAO
98
4s Jan 1 1947
JAJ
49
Ga Sou A Fla 1st g 5s 1945—JAJ
25
Deb 5s 1952
AAO
b
6.00
En tr 4 %• 1935 1039 s-* MAN
99
Goshen A Deckert'n 1st 5%s 1978
Guuv a Gsw 1st 6s g 104^.
-J<&.
107%
Gr R A Ind ext 4%s 1941..-JAJ
103%
2d %• 1936
92%
Grand River Valley 1st 4s 1959—
.
104
.
Deb 4s
1955
Deb 4a 1956 guar..
} I
Otfs of deposit—...—..
Georgia Fla A Ala RR—
1st M A ref 6s 1952
FA£ f
_
Columbia A Port
Otfs
117
Ext at 6% to
Dea Plaines Vai 4%s 1947 .-Ma-«
Det 4 Mack or Hen 4s 1995.JAD
Negotiability impaired by maturity.
105%
1st lien A ref M 5%s 1938 AAO
Galveston Term 6s 1038
M<vS
Dee Moines A Fort
•
1st cons 5s gold 1943
Florida East Coast 4%s
Delaware A Hudson—
80
80
2 00
3 75
3 75
3 75
3 75
B 1940--JAJ
J&J
Oen gu g 3%s ser
Series <f 1940
Galveston Houston A
105
85
56%
Chicago A North Western—
Gen M
104
106
56
54
71%
64%
64%
(Nov '32 and May 37 coup).
*/
Proof of claim filed
/
Certificates of deposit—
104%
Imp A equip 5s 1960
MAN
Dayton Union 4s 1949
JAJ
Dawson Ry A Coal 5s 1951.-JAJ
Del A Bound Br 3 ids 1955.FAA
7 46
80
Eq 4%a*
Eq4%s
D 1953
Eq tr 6s 1936 (year; —J&J 16
Eq 4%s '36 41 LL (s-a)—MA8
En tr 4%s IQ35 43 (s-a)--MAS
Equipment trust 5s
—...
Equipment trust 5%s
—
Peuucoil ^ 4s Feb i 1951—FAA
Erie A Jersey s f 6s 1955
JAJ
Erie A Pittsburgh—
96
108%
109%
Conn River gold 4s 1943—.1
11
8
It
AAO
-AAO
1953
B
Series
Ref A lmpt m 5s 1967—MAN
Ref A mtge m 5s 1975
AAO
98
109%
111%
Gen M 4 He
Conv
....
104
5%
4
I
f
—
A
19
26
/
101H
1996--—-JAJ
gola 4s 1953 ser A.-AAO
Ft Worth A
Pittsburgh—
Ser A 4%s gen gtd 1942—JA
Ser B 4 4s gen gtd 1942— AA*
Series B 3 %s gen gtd 1942. AA
Ser C 3Hs gen gtd 1948..MA
Ser D 3ids gen gtd 1950-.
1st
Chicago Indianap A LouisvUle—
_
4s 1996—-JAJ
-—
Oen A ref 4 Ids 197" ser A
•ef
1977
f
'7;
105%
107%
106%
...
Erie—
White W V Div 1st 4s "40-JA
.50%
43%
91
98%
AA«'
1065
Florida Central A Peninsula—
91
Chicago A Alton RR—
Stamped
Equip trust 4 %s * 'A'
1st A ref fts
103%
106
102
1951 JA»
El Paso A Southwestern RR—
111%
112%
113%
2 00%
2.00%
Chesapeake A Ohio Northern—
....AA
104""
2.75%
96%
111
3.00
3.00
Cleveland
106
1st 6s 1910 ext at 4% 1950-■ JAJ
Income 5s 2862
AAO
-
117%
111%
mmmm
1st M 5s 1945 guar
103%
90%
101
98%
79%
79%
70% 7: 71%
104%
91%
91%
110%
107%
108
96
108
Elgin Jul A East 5c 1941--.MAN
Blmira A Will lams port—
106%
103%
106
4s 1940 —-FA
Olev Cine Chic A St Louis—
General 4s gold 1993
JA
1st cons guar g
112%
117
104%
Edmonton, Dunvegan A Brit
Columbia Ry 4%s 1944—AAO
Series
103
Chesapeake A onto—
b
111
110%
109%
107%
113%
101%
106
MAN
6s 1956
Prior lien gola
■
Eq tr 4%s *35 40 W (yr).i
Eq tr 5i 36 <8 (yr)
M«*
109%
106%
105%
3.25%
110%
110%
49%
35%
-—JAJ
Cincinnati Union Term Co—
1st M 4 %s *020 ser A
103%
62
m
_
Eastern Ry of Minnesota—
Vor Div 1 st tr 4s 1948
AA*
106%
—
b
4.50
Eq tr 5s Dee 14 35 44 (yr)
Charleston A Savannah—
1st mtge g 7s 1936
102%
...JAJ
Charleston A Western Carolina —
101
1st mtge g 5s 1946
—.
Obat Ore Alron—see Indus B
O <attauoogH sia Is 1957 gu
102%
Consol 1st g
50
102
1935—MAN
1st gold 5s Nov 1
East Tenn Va A Georgia—
87"
MAN
Eq tr 5s 1936 38 (yr)—8
70
62
MAN
g 5s 1937
Vermont
106
100%
103
102
Central RR A Banking of Ga—
Central
1
63
51
103%
Oln N O A Tex
107%
lst gold 5s 1937
-J&J
Dutchess Co RR 4%s 1940 .JAD
East Tenn A Western N C—
106
100%
85%
1
63
106%
Central Pacific—
^
63
100
1st 4s Aug 1 1936------Cin Ind A West 1st 5s 1965-M
85%
72
108%
Gen g s f 5s Jan 1 1941
JAJ
>ulutb South Shore A Atlantlc-
El Paso A R I 1st gu 5s
Oln Ind St Louis A Chicago—
92
/
6%
ncinnatl Hamilton A Day
2.50 7„
103
13
Gen lien gold 4s
1952
5s
5s gold 19422d mtge gold 4%s 1037
103%
b 3.00
108%
108%
General
gold
105
1953-----JAJ
4s
guar
_
Choctaw Oklahoma A Gulf-
23
25
gold
_
.
IT
1st
104
Duluth A Iron Range—
1st 5s 1937
AAO
Dulutn Missaoe A Northern—
14
68%
49%
-
7.50"T
15%'
13
A Southeast
1 '60 opt JAD
1 I960--MAS
Chic Un Stat 1st 4%s 1963--JAJ
1st M 5s 1963 series B .... JAJ
1st VI 614a series f
'963 -JAJ
1st M 4s series D 1963
J&J
ouarguld6s 1944
JAli
1
Jbicago A Wastern Indiana—
Oonsol gold guar 4s 1952—-JAJ
fat A ref 5%s 1062 4
MAR
1st A ref. 5%s ser O 1062—
Choc A Mempn o» 1949
.-Ja» /
34%
Eq tr 4 Ha "
Eq tr4%s 3
1951.—JAD
1st 4s
Detroit Toledo A Ironton—
1st 5s Mar 1 1964
J&J
Detroit A Toledo Shore Line-—
14%
80
1st A ref g 5s Dec
£nc ntge 5s Dec
FAA /
/
f
Central of Georgia—
1st M g 6s Nov 1 1945
Dlv
Chic Terre Haute
77
108
30
50
57
Eq tr 5s 1036-18 (e-a)——JAD
Eq 4%s *35-"42 O (yr)
JAJ 7' 57
57
Mq tr 4%s '3Q'4b (s-a)—-JAD
Jhtcago St Louis A N O—
105%
Con g 5s June 15 '51---J&P 16
88
Con g 3%s June 15*51
112
Bonds.
39%
! IV*
f 37
Ref *
1034 opr'O
MH..AAO ♦/12%
Certificate of deposit..----- L 12^
Sec 4%s 1952 ser \
.
--MAS V 12%
Certificates of deposit—— — / 12
6
30-yr conv 4%sl960—MAN /
101%
110%
41
108%
109%
Ask.
_
General gold 4e 1988 - ---JAJ
Certificates of deposit———
88%
103%
96
101%
Jhlc R I A Pac Ry—-
97
96
Cons deben 4s
«f" and Income and defaulted bonda.
the month preceding the date of issue.
Bid.
Bonds
Ask.
73
BONDS
RAILROAD
July, 1935]
1st mtge g Is 1957 gu
Hirl R A Portch—See N
ft Last sale,
n
Nominal.
JAJ
Y N
64
61%
50
80
HA Ha rtforo
74
RAILROAD BONDS
NOTICE.—All bond prlcsa aro and "interest" except whara markad "f" and Ineoma and dafaultad bonds.
Quotation* for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue.
Bid.
Bonds.
Valley Ry—
7
1st cons gold 4Hs 1999—J&J
Kq tr 6s 1936-1938 (ann)-A&0
3.00
Eq cr 6s 1935-1939 (yr)—J&J b
Holidays burg Bedford & Oumb
103 H
1st M g 4s 1951 guar—-—J&J
77
Housatonlc con 5s 1937
M&N
103 %
Houston Belt & Term 5s '37-J&J
Hocking
Houston & Texas Central—
1st Hen g 5s 1937
106
;
>
Western lines g 4s 1951
1985
ser
2.75%
2.75%
2.75%
2.75%
2.75%
2.75%
2 75%
A&O
O—A&O
A-0
Eq tr 4H* 1935-37 (year).J&D
Equipment trust 5s
Equip 6H» 1936
(year) M&S
Atl K & Cln Div 4s 1955-M&N
Pad & Mem Div 1st 4s '46-F&A
S E & St L Div 6s 1971-M&S
2d mtge 3s 1980
M&S
Mob & Mont 4Hs
1 00%
106
b
3.00
b
2.00
106%
83
L & N
91%
72%
Macon Terminal 5a 1965Maine Central—
105
Macon Dublin & Savannah—
1st 5s 1947
J&J
68 H
J&J
J&D
lst& ref 4Hs 1935
100
72
80%
Manila RU Son Lines
1939 ext to
4s
108 H
106 %
95
7%
10%
Sinking fund g 7s 1937 .M&t*
Manitowoc Green Bay & Western
1st gtd 3H* 1941
J&J
Marquette Houghton & Onton—
106
1st 6s 1935
A&O
Maryland & Pa 1st g 4s '51 -M&S
Memphis Union Station Co—
1st g gu 5s Nov 1 1959—M&N
Meridian Term 4a '55 guar.M&N
90
95
55
60
29%
31
7,00
6%
1st con gold 4s 1977
M&S
Asst (cash warr & coup)
f
Michigan Central—
Ref & impt 4%a 1979 ser O-J&J
72%
73
1st 5s Kai &S H 1939
1st mtge M Air L 4s 1940._J&J
1st g 4s Jol&N Ind.l957J&JlO
0%
1%
J&D
105
107%
Midland
100M
Joplin Union Depot Co—
1st g 4JH« 1940 guar opt.M&N
101
Milwaukee
ext at
Kalamazoo Allegheny &
Grand Rapids gtd 5s '38..J&J
Sal & Sou Haven—See Mich Cent
6s
103
35
;V,2
ext
at
98
4H% to
J&D
70
73
63""
75
75%
6Q%
EQ tr 5Ha 1935-38 (year) M&S
Kansas City Terminal Ry—
1st g 4s 1960 opt 1930
J&J
Kansas Oklahoma & Gulf—
1st M 5*1978
—J&J
4.0U
3.00%
107 H
107 H
100
101
105 %
110
Kentucky Cent 4s g 1987
J&J
Kentucky & Indiana Term RR
1st M 4 Ha 1961 (sterling).J&J
n
87 H
99%
101^
102 %
—
Stmpdaccrlnt at rate 4.8665
Plain 1961
-J&J
.
.
Lake Erie & West 1st 5s *37—J&J
40
Oongref 3H* 1997
.J&D
Lehigh & Lake Erie 4Hs *57 M&S
1015*
67
43
103^
101H
115
105
104
104%
99 H
99%
99
101
110
96
108
Con M 4Ha ann lrred
J&D
cons gold 4s 2003
M&N
Gen con gold 4 Ha 2003...M&N
39
39%
Gen con gold 5a 2003
40%
42
48
48%
94
•
88H
107%
94
67
115
f 4s
45
99 H
83%
62
85 H
23
28
A..A&O
28
,
/
28 H
27>A
28 H
1998 ser A—F& \
85%
62 H
68%
69
62%
87
86
3.15
36 '37 (yr).J&D 6
'36/39 Jyr)-J&D b
NYC L eq 4H» 35-"37(yr)M&8
NYC Lines eq 4 Ha Mar 15 1936
to
1939 (year)--- --M&815 b
NYC Lines eq 4H* 36-*40
(yearly)
M&N15
NYC RR eq 4%a 1936.. J&J
62
36
95
3-yr 6% S notes Oct 1 '35A&0
Ref 5 H* 1974 ser A
.A&O
Ref 4 Hi 1978 lerO
M&S
Equip tr 4H* 1935-'44 (yr) F&A
Equip tr 5s 1935-'38 (yr)..F&A
New York Connecting RR—
Ist M 4Hs 1953 series A-F&A
1st guar 5s 1953 lerles B..F&A
New York & Erie RR—
1st 4s ext g 1947—
MAN
3d mtge 4Ha 1938—— M&S
31%
27
40
52
20%
79
20%
7.00
7.00
80
73
76
Mo-Ill RR 6* 1959
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
J&J
RR—
23%
24%
44%
44%
40
42
42%
14
42%
14 H
76%
77%
Adj M 5s Jan 1967 ser A..A&O
Mo Kan & Tex (old company)—
1st gold 4s 1990
J&D
Mo Pacific RR (new company)—
1st & ref 5s Jan 1965 A...F&A
Certificate* of deposit
1st & ref 5s 1977 ser F —M&S
Certificates of deposit..
1st & ref 5s 1978 ser G ...M&N
Certificate* of deposit......
1st & ref 5a 1980 ser H..A&0
Certificate* of deposit..
1st & ref 5s 1981 ser 1
f&A
Certificates of deposit
Oonv g 5 Ha 1949 ser A„M&N
Secured 5%a 1935 1956...J&D
Equip trust 5s 1936 40(yr)M&S
Kq tr 4Ks '36-'44 F (yr)-M&N
it
62 H
88 %
86%
3%
3%
o*lo
3%
3.15
3%
3%
.75%
3.25%
102 ^
65%,,
67%
56%
3.25%
3.25%
107
107
108 %
107%
108%
103%
N Y & Greenwood Lake
*41op'16-M&N
g
k Last sale.
i74
3.15
NYC RR eq 4%a '36-'45-M&N
N Y O & 8t L 1st g 4s 1937 -A&O
90 %
Interest.
101 %
109
96^
94%
Guar g 5s 1946------—-M&N
N Y & Har lstg3Hi2000--M&N
N Y Lack & Weitern—
26%
28%
27%
27
25
26%
25
26%
llV*
27
28
21%
27%
25
26 %
27%
25
4
,>7 ■
6.75
6.75
~5
88 H
Nominal.
100
106
NY & NE Bos Ter 4s 1939—A&O
N Y New Haven & Hartford-Deb 6s Jan 15 '48 conv—J&J15
Deb 4s May 11967
M&N
Deb 4s July 1 *55 non-conv J&J
Deb 4s 1956 non-conv—M&N
Deb 4s 1947 non-conv.--M&S
Deb 3H* March 1947
M&S
Deb 3Hi 1954 non-conv—A&O
Deb 3 Hi 1956 conv
-J&J
15-year secured 6s 1940—A&O
1st & ref 4Hs 1967—---J&D
38%
39 %
20
22
30 H
32
31%
32
32
31
25 %
33
32
30%
48%
32
34%
Equip tr 4Hs 8ept 15 1935 to
Mar 15 1945 (s-a)—M&S 15
Eqpt. tr 4H« ,35-'46(yr).J&.
Equipment trust 5s
Harl Rlv & Pt Ohes 4s '54 M&N
7.25
7.25
7.25
92%
6
6
•:
..."
■-
■:
Negotiability impaired by
■■
'.
•'
.
101H
103H
; 7%
♦
89
J 01
„
1973-—M&N
1st & ref 4s ser A
25
;
lst& ref 4 H* 1973 ier B—M&N
New York & Long Branch—
General gold 4s 1941—.—.M&S
.....
/ This pries includes accrued
6%
108
62%
85
4
A Basis.
29%.
28%
28
,
NYC L eq 5s
NYC L eq 5a
5* 1949
J&J
Missouri Illinois Bridge and Belt
RR cons 4s 1951
J&J
Mississippi Cent
8
98
Ref g 3Hs July 1 1997
J&J
Deb 4s 1942 tax-exempt—J&J
Prior lien 5s 1962 ser A
J&J
Prior lien 4s 1962 ser B——J&J
Prior lien 4%a 1978 ser D.J&J
96
114
105
Gen
1936 (s-a)...M&N
s
61%
New York Central & Hud Rlv—
MStP&SS M & oentTermRv—
90
Lehlgn & New England—
1st M gold 5s 1945
J&J
Gen mtge gold 5s 1954—J&J
6s series B 1954
:
..J&J
Gen mtge 4s ser A1965...A&O
Lehigh Vailey Harbor Term Ky—
1st mtge 5s 1954
F&A
Lehigh Valley—
T *
1st 6s ext gold 4s 1948....J&D
Con M 6s ann trred
j&d
gold 4s 1938
-J&J
1st cons gold 5s 1938
J&J
1st cons 5s 1938 gu lnt
J&J
2d M gold 4s guar 1949—-J&J
1st ref 6s 1946 series A
J&J
1st ref 5%b 1978 ser B—J&J
25-year 5%a 1949
M&S
Eq tr 4s '35 '38 s-a
J&D16
1st Oh Ter
7
I
Ref & Impt 4 Hs 2013 A—A&O
Ref & Impt 5s 2013 O—t A&O
M&S
A.Q-F
cons
Eqtr*4Hs
.
10-yr conv 6s 1944-.-—M&N
Certificates of deposit
1st
95H
_
A&O
New York Central RR—
Minn St P & Sault Ste Marie—
88
94
J&J
Ref & ext 5s Feb '62 ser
99 H
Equip trust 4%a
o 6.5
Newport & Cincinnati Bridge—
92"
1st M g 4Hs 1945 guar...J&J
106H
104^ New York Bklyn & Manh Beach
1st gold 5s 1935
A&O
100 %
4%
Certificates of deposit
'60
52
99
F&A
1956 series D.-F&A
1st M
''a--
38%
34%
3s 1950 A&O
63 j
74]
Ref & ref 4 %a ser A 2013—A&O
L 8 coll tr g 3 Ha 1998
F&A
M O coll tr g 3 t4s 1998-—F&A
35%
32%
Ref & Impt 5s Apr 1 I960.-J&J
103
47
103"
71
72
Sept /
refdg gold 4s 1949
3
4H
3H
60
M&N
A.-J&J
1st 5s 1954 series B
1910
Minneapolis & St Louis—
1st 7s '27 ext at 6% 1932—J&D /
1st consol gold 5sl934—M&N
1st
5»
60
2032—-—J&Jt/
Extended at 5% 1940
Ref & Impt 4 %a '52 ser
Gons mtge 4s
95%
50
1%
1%
3%
2%
59
J&
1st M 5Hs 1954 series
1st 5s 1956 series O
Northern—
.1913
2H
101%
New Orl Term 1st 4s 1953---J&J
25
..A&O
Valley—5s 1943—A&O
&
89
_
Mil Sparta & NW 1st 4s 1947M&8
MI1&State Line lst3Hsl941 -J&J
Sept 1
M&S
Lehigh & N Y 1st 4s 1945..M&S
Lexington & Eastern—
1st guar 5s 1965....
A&O
1st
1934 (1884)
102 H
Ref g 4scl936 guar
A&O
Certificates of deposit......
K O Mem & Bir 4s 1934
M&b
..A&O
J
95%
83
5% to 1940
Cons 6s
94
5* 1941
115H
1st ext 4%a 1939
Con ext 4%a 1939
110
—
Vaif Term
•
J&D f
Adj M Apr 1 '53 ser A
103 H
Kanawha & W Va 5s 1955.
J&J
Kan City Ft Scott & Memphis—
Lehigh
N
or
105
3%
/
/
/
/
/
J
National Transc Branch Lines Co
Income deb 5s
............
K&lamaxoo & White Pigeon RR
1st gold 5s 1940
J&J
Kanawha Br & Ter 5s 1948. .A&O
; Kana & Mien 1st 4s 1990.._A&0
M&N
Lehigh Valley Ry of New York
1st 4Hs gold 1940
J&J
Middle town & Unlonvllle—
Midland
MH
1957—J&J
Gen mtge 4s 1977
A&O
6% g notes '15 ext to'33--J&D
6% g notes£ *15extto'33-J&D
Nat RR of Mex p i g 4%a '26 J&J
1st cons gold 4s 1951
A&O
Non-cum lnc 5s '35 ser A—A&O
1
102 %
1st g 3 %a J L & Sag 1951.M&S
1st gold 3 Ha 1952——M&N
81%
89 H
2.00%
.
Prior lien g 4Hs s f
New Orl & Nor East 6s 1915.
99
M&N
(Foreign aerie*) 1960
81H
87 %
New Mexico Ry & Coal Co—
75
1st 5a 1943
M&N
Income 4s 1943
M&N
Midi RR 4% franc bond*
Jamestown Frank & Clearfield—
96 H
New Orleans Texas & Mexico—
73
74
Eq tr 4
1935-'37 <vear> A&O
Nashville Florence & Sheffield-
95%
88 H
3.00
1st coll tr g 5s Oct 1 1947. A&O
New Orleans Great Northern—
International—
82%
,
114
94H
95%
86%
J&D
M&N
Constr*n4H* 1955 ser B.M&N
Nashville Chattanooga & St L—
1st M 4s 1978 ser A
F&A
Constr'n 5s 1955 ser A
.
109
53
90
Morris & Essex 3%a 2000
50-year 1st 5s 1983
Mexican
6%
50
102 %
100%
109
1st 5* 1963—F&A
1st Msf4He 1955
-A&O
Naugatuck 1st 4s 1954
M&N
New Eng cons 4s 1945 gu
J&J
Consol g 5s July 1 1Q45
.T&J
N Hav & NoHam 4s 1956 guJ&D
N J June 1st 4s gu 1986
F&A
New Lon Nor 1st 4s 1940
J&J
52
31
67
6% notes 1936
J&D
1st 1 & ref 6Hs 1947
71
Foca
Iowa Cent 1st g 5a 1938
J&D
Certificates of deposit..
5%
/
1 st & ref g 4* 1951
M&S /
%
Jacksonville Terminal—
Ref & ext 5s series A 1967-J&J
105
Ref & ext 6s series B 1967—J&J
108
:
73%
69
,M&N
gu
34
Lake Shore & Mich South—
101
1959
Philippine Govt
96 H
70%
39-M&N
4S
102;
_
70
106
•
100 H
let guar g 5s 1937
..F&A
National Rys of Mexico—
83%
106%
3.75
3.75
75
29 h
2d gold 5s July 1 1941
81%
54.25
54.25
Equipment trust 5s
Equipment trust 5%a
106
Eq tr 4Ha 1936-42 (yr)._A&O
,
1071%
82
31%
6%
accrlntatexchrate4.8665
11
73 H
J&J /
J&J /
g
Montour RR
80
J&D
/
A.April /
City Sou—1st
108 %
13
82
105%
Montana, Wyoming & Southern—
1st mtge g 5s 1939
M&S
Montgomery & Erie 1st 5sl956—
1st & ref 5s Dec 1935-—--J&D
ser
■Kan
107 %
110H
1945—M&8
Ry joint Monon coll
1952
J&J
Terra 1 st g 4s '52 gu J&D
77
73
M&N
106%
105%
102%
ill"
81
9%
Gen 6s 1955—
...A&O
Mont Cent 1st g 6s 1937.
J&J
lit guar gold 5s 1937
J&J
105
1st M 5s 1956 series B
1st M 5s 1956 ser C
Income 5s Mar 1934
Assented
32
3.00
b
gold 4s.
106
109
(nternat Rys (Central America)—
1st M 5s 1972 opt
M&N
1st col tr 6% notes 1941 -M&N
60
M.r>nfcgoro T)»v g 5s 1947—F&A
Mohawk & Malone—
1st guar g 4s 1991
.-M&S
Consol gold 3%a 2002—M&S
Monon Coal—See Chic Ind & Lou
Southern
102
Gen & ref 5s 1965 ser
Ref & impt 4Hs 1980 A
J&J
Indlanap & Lou ist 4s 1956—J&J
lnternat-Great North Ry—
1st M g 6s 1952 series A..J&J
1st g 4s 1959 guar
30
70H
1 st & ref 68 Dec 1935
'
Adj M 6s July 1952
70%
1st mtge 4s I960
5s 1941
2 %
92
A_—J&J
B...J&J
45
v
60
60
102
102 H
105 %
Indianapolis Union—
Gen & ref 5s
45
1st & ref 5s 2003 ser B
1st & ref 4Hs 2003 ser
53M
81
'i;
6H
7
/
106%
107%
82%
76%
J&J
Indiana Illinois & Iowa—
1st gold 4s 1950....J&J
M&S
"5%
50-year gold 5s 1937
M&N
Unified gold 4s 1940---—-J&J
1st & ref 5Ha 2003 ser A—A&O
69
67
J&J
/
125
fndlana Bar do r Belt RR—
Genl mtge 4s 1957
Gen mtore 4Hs 1957
105H
101 %
44
88 H
Eq 4Hs "36-*41 O (yr)__J&J15
Eq tr 5s 1936-'38 (s-a)
M&S
Eq tr 5s 1936-'39 (year).—J&J
.
45
37
116
3 50
Indiana Bloomington & Western—
1st ext 4s 1940
A&O
Secured 5a 1938
41
•.
Monongahela Ry Co—
3.50
F&A
3 00
103%
103%
2.25%
2.25%
Monongahela Sou 5s 1955-.A&0
65
3.00
1 75
102 H
82
85 H
89H
108
3.50
3.50
"
80
85
70
106 %
96 H
53 H
b
83
Small
Gen M g 4s 1945
.-.-J&J
Small
Mob & Ohio, gen 4s 1938—M&8
Ref &
Impt 4Hs 1977
M&S
102
103
105 H
103
3.00
Guaranteed gold 4s 1945—M&S \
Louisville & Nashville—
71%
3 50
3 50
3.50
48%
44
102 %
Long Dock 6s con g 1935—A&O
Long Island—Unified g 4s 49M&8
Refunding g gu 4s 1949—M&S
Gen mtge gold 4s 1938
.J&D
Debenture gold 5s 1937 .M&N
Equip tr 5s 1936 39 fyri .A&O
Equip tr 4%a 1941-45 (yr).F&A
Long Island City & Flushing—
Con 5s 1937
M&N
Los Angeles Un Term 6s '41 .M&N
110
68
65
b
b
101
78
76 H
Pur lines 1st g 3Hs 1952—J&J
Jt 1st ref M (I O & C 8 L &
b
b
b
Eq 6%a 1936 (year)—..F&A
99
3d 7s ext to July 1938 at
4%
M&N
Mob & Birm pr lien 5s 1945..J&J
109,.
87
b
9
106 %
Ask.
Bid.
1st mtge gold 5s 1946.——J&J
Louisville & Jeffersonville Bridge
75
73 H
66 H
NO) 5s 1963ser A
J&D
Series O 4Hs 1963
J&D
Gold 6 Hs July 1 1936
J&J
40-year 4%a Aug 1 1966—F&A
Kq tr 4H8 1935-1939 K—F&A
Bq tr 4Kb 1935 1940 L—A&O
Eq tr 4 H® *36 '41 M (s-a) .M&N
Bq tr 4 Ha 1935-41 Ser N.A&O
Kq tr 4Hb '35 36 (yr) O..J&J
Kq tr 5s '936 ^8
J—-—M&N
Equipment trust 5Hs
Equipment trust 6%a—
Equip 7s 1935
A&O
Cairo Bridge 4s g 195U--J&D
Litch Div 1st g 3s 1051—J&J
Louisv Div 3Hs g 1953...J&J
Omaha Div 1st 3s g 1951.-F&A
St Louis Div 3%% g 1951-J&J
St Louis Div 3s g 1951
J&J
Sp'field Div ext 3 Ha 1951 J&J
8
Bonds
Louisiana & Arkansas—
1st M 5« ser A 1969-.
J&J
Lousiana & North Western—
1st M gold 5a 1935.
A&O f
Louisville Henderson & St Louis—
101H
opt 1918. M&N
Mo Pac (old)—Gen 4s 1975 M&S
67
69
Ref g 4s 1955
102 %
72"
101H
M&S
1st g 3s sterling 1951
84%
32J
79j
78
104
Coll trust gold 4s 1952
A&O
Col tr L N O & T g 4® '53.M&N
Ref mtge 5s 1955
M&N
Ask.
101
-..
107
32
3H« *61 A&O
ext 1st g
89
84%
J&D
3-yr deb 6s 1937
L
104%
Bid.
Little Miami guar 4s 1962
M&N
Little Rock & Hot Spr West
Ry—
1st gold 4s 1939 guar...... J&J
2.00
2.00
.
1st gold 5s 1957 opt——F&A
Adj Inc up to 5% Feb '57-A&0
1st M 4H* 1957 conv
F&A
Illinois Central—1st g 4s '51-J&J
1st gold 3 Hs 1951
J&J
Main
Bonds
Litchf & Madia 1st 5s 1959.M&N
106 %
J&J
Hudson & Manhattan—
Ext
Ask.
^
■
maturity.
%
31
49%
36%
6.25%
6.25%
6.25%
93
1
•
75
RAILROAD BONDS
July, 1935]
NOTICE.—>AU bond prices art "ana interest" except where marked "f" and Income and defaulted bonds.
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue. .
Bonds
Bid.
New York Ontario A Western—
Ref 1st g 4s June 1092
MAS
Gen M g 4s 1966 red
il*
36
J&D
N Y Pennsylvania & Ohio—
Prior Uen4Hs 1936.
—M&S
107 u
104 U
101
Extend d at 4U % to Marl'50
^
N Y jfnil & Norf—1st g 4s *39 J&J
Income 4s Jan 11939
MAN
Stock trust ctfs 4s 1948—J&D
S ¥ P2J A Bos 4s 1942
gY&Put 1st 4s g 1993
N Y
39
56
45
47U
48
99
23 U
142U
A&O
104"
6s 1939
A&O
Norfolk Southern—
1st & ref g 6s '61 opt '15..F&A *f
15U
15U
.
/ 14 U
Norf & South 1st 6s 1941.M&N */ 51
«
J1?,* len g 6s 1964 opt
J&J f 416
106;
Norfolk Terlst gu 4s 1961—M&N
Certificates of deposit
Norfolk & Western Ry—
1st consol 4s 1996—A&O
10
10
105 H
mm
120
112
imp 6s 2047 ser D—J&J
65
45
;
106
76U
88 u
101 %
95 M
2.75%
102 U
96 U
,
'
35
An.-Apt
Norwich & Worcester—
1st mtge 4Us 1947
-M&S
Ogdensburg & Lake Ghamplain—
1st guar g 4s 1948
J&„
37
;
93
94 U
32 %
35
mn
Dhjo Connecting 4s 1943---M&8
Ohio Ind & Western 6s 1938——
Uhlo RIv RR—1st g 6s 1936-J&d
_.Gen gold 6s 1937A&C
105
102
103
101U
OWOofwRRfs 1938—-J&j
M 5 Us 1944-.
F&A
76
90
1st M 6s 1945 series B
J&D
l»tm 4Kb I960 series C
J&J
Or® KB & Nav cons 4s 1946. J&D
Ore Short Line 1st 5s 1946—J&J
1st com guar 5s l946_—.J&J
84
7JX
92
85
80
103%
109
116U
118"
117
Oregon-Wash RR & Nav—
l«t & ref g gu 4s *61 opt—J&j
104 U
105
Pacific Coast Co—See Mlsc Bond*
Pacific Coast Terminals Ltd—
13
9
101
101 %
98 U
w
95 K
101.
105U
133 U
136 U
6% franc bonds (foreign series'
red to 1956
J&D
Pennsylvania Company—
Gu tr ctfs g 4s 1952
M&N
Gu tr ctfr g 3 Us 1937
M&8
Gu tr ctfS g 3Hs 1941
F&A
Gu tr ctfs g 3 Kb 1942—J&D
Gu tr ctfs g 3Us 1944—J&D
„
Sec g 4tfs. 1963
M&N
Pa&NYOanal con 6s 1939—A&O
Com mtge 4 Us 1939
A&O
Cons mtge 4s 1939 —A&O
Penn Ohio & Detroit RR—
»
109 K
109 K
109 H
'
53
87
56
89 U
102U
103 U
107
103 K
102
102U
101
,
98 H
105U
.
„
do
4Kb g I960
F&A
Gen g 4Us 1966
J&D
Gen g 5s Dec 1 1968—J&D
Gen m 4Kb 1981 ser D.—A&O
Gen mtge 4Us ser E 1984—J&J
-
15-yr 6Us Feb 1 1936F&A
40-yr 6s 1964
—M&N
Deb 4 Us 1970
.A&O
Eq tr 5s
Gen equip &■ 193
(yr) A&O
')
A&O
Eq tr 4us 1935-39 (yr)
Peor & East cons 4s 1940
A&O
2d confine 4s 1990——Apr 1
Peoria & Pekln Union Ry—
1st g 5 Us 1974 series A.—F&A
Peoria Ry Ter 4s *37 gu op—J&J
1936-38Jyg—M&S
_
1.50
1,1*
Certificates of
Eqtr 4 Us Janl5 36-40(s-a)J&D
114
105
105
103
107
96 U
2.25
2.25
2.25
,61*
'
106 %
106
103 u
107 H
96U
1.50%
1.50%
1.50%
66 K
5U
■
45
106 K
1st gu 6s 1935 ser B——F&A
Certificates of deposit...—
55
80n
61K
61K
59
65 K
63 K
64
111
110
96
snu
97"
104
outhern 111 & Mo Bridge Co—•
98U
1st M g 4s 1951—
outh Indiana 1st g 4s
108
92
94
90
v;91
65
21
55
106
99 U
107
107
2 75%
2.75%
36 M
105
t
79
Aug 1 '49 J&D
40-year 4Kb 1968———M&S
60-year 4U« 1981——M&N
4Kb 1969 with war——-M&N
Equip 5s 1936-1939 (yr)—M&N
Equip tr 5s 1935-38 (yr)—J&D
Eq tr 4U« 1936HtO (yr)—J&D
Eq tr 4Us *36-*41 (yr)--—J&D
Pacific Fruit Express
Eq 5s *36-*39 O (yr)——M&S
Eq 5s '36 *41 D (yr)——A&O
outhern Pacific (Golden Gate
Ferries) 1st 5U« 1949—A&O
outhern Pacific RR Oal--..
•
1st con g 5s gu 1937——M&N
1st ref g 4s 1955 op 1910--J&1
83 K
73 H
74
73 K
3.75
3 75
3.75
3.75
3.50
3.50
97
107 %
97 K
Stamped (Fed tax) 1955 J&J
110 K
ll3"
42
106
W WWW
106 U
93
outhern Railway—-
1st consol gold 6s
„
„
.
88 U
1994——J&J
41K
55
55 K
4.25
4.25
4.25
Eqtr 4 Us Oct* 35-'39 (s-a) A&O
E Tenn reorg lien 5s 1938 M&?
1st Mem Div g 5s 1996
J&J
St Louis Div 1st g 4s 1951-J&J
L&N So joint g 4s—See L & N
Mobile & O coll tr 4s '38.M&8
98 K
It*
95"
40 K
90
6U
3K
1
80 U
33
'■!
67
33
33
W
11K
72
33 %
37
lopuouviuo
Ob
_
1st mtge guar g 5* 1940—J&J
uffolk A Car con 5s 1952—J&J
un & Lewis 1st g 4s 1936.— J&J
anbury Hasleton & W-B--^^ .
2d mtge inc 6s 1938 coup.M&N
usquehanna Bloomsburg &
Bervlck RR 5s 1952——.A&O
ampa & Gulf Coast—
1st g 5s 1953A&O
Tampa North 1st 5s '36 op.J&J
Tennessee Central Ry—
107
1st m 6s 1947 ser A——.A&O
81
Term RR Assn (St Louis)—
1st gold 4U» 1939
—A&;0
1st comoI gold 5s 1944.—F&A
Gen ref s f g 4s '53 op *10—J&J
68U
Terr© Haute & Peor 5s 1942-M&8
49 M Texarkana & Ft Smith—
1st m 6U» I960 guar..--F&A
13% Texas City Term 6s 1941- J&J26
90
67
85
45
f102K
108
104 U
'.
7
11,
57
_
_
82
40
St Louis-San Francisco Ry—
Prior lien 4s 1950 series A—J&J
Certificates of deposit..
/
f
f
f
Cons in 4 Us 1978 ser A—M&C /
Certificates of deposit stmp. f
Eq tr 6s 1935-'37(year)— M&J
Eq 4 U« 1936-'41 BB (yr).F&4
Equipment trust 4s
St Louis Southwestern—
1st g 4s 1989—.—J
12 K
UK
12 K
11H
11H
10 K
13
13
11%
11
82 K
84
Equipment trust 4s--—-----.
62
59 U
49 K
b 4.20
b 4.20
b 4.20
64
60
Tex Pao-Mo Pac Term RR—1st M g 5Us 1964.——-M&S
Toledo Canada Southern & Defc—
55
'/
■
— — — —
Eq tr 5s 1935-1939---—M&N
Eq tr 4 Us 1936-42 (yr)—A&O
Eq tr 4Us 1936-43 (yr)—F&A
b
%
n50%
3.50%
3.50%
3.50%
-—
53
13 U
14%
108 K
103%
103
1st 4s 1956——a.J&J
Tol & Ohio Cent 1st 5s 1935.J&J
West Div 1st 5s g 1935-- A&O
Ref & imp M 3 Us ser A'60 J&D
Toledo Peoria A Western RR—
lstm. 6e 1952 ........... J&J
Toledo St Louis A Western—^
1st gold 4s Apr 11950——A&O
Tol Term 1st 4 Us *57 gu—M&N
4.00
4.00
4.00
4.00
100U
102 U
100 K
99 H
93
106
Tol Walhouding Valley & Ohio—
■:
99K
93 U
76
92 U
1943—-J&J
Texas & Pac 1st 5s 2000—-J&D k 116 K
2nd Inc g 5s Dec 2000—---Mwr J117K
88 K
Gen & ref 5s 1977 sot B—-A&O
88 H
Gen & ref 5s 1979 ser O—A&O
;
Gen & ref 5s 1980 sot D---J&D
89^
55
55
,
105
106
Texas & N O con 5s
12
65
65
65
104 U
60
111U
113U
.
102 U
n Nominal.
77
58
108
Equipment trust 5U»
Eq tr 5s 1936-39 (s-a)—m&s
*/ 67U
/ 65 U
k Last sale,
99
1st
4 Us
(Oregon Lines)
Series A1977———M&J
107
*/10 H
1934—-—J
104 K
113 K
Develop & gen M g 4s 56-A&0
Develop & gen 6s 1956.—A&O
Develop & gen 6U* 1956-A&O
k
/This price Includes accrued Interest,
Pacific Go—
Coll tr 4s (O P)
25"
--M&N
1951—F&A
L 1st 6s '37A&O
Pacific Branch
outbem
.
.
111
Rock Island-Frisco Term Ry
1st m 4Us 1057——————————J&J
Rutl Can 1st g gu 4s 1949—J&
Rutland con 4 Us 1941——J&
St Clair Mad & St Louis Belt—
19
1941 A&O
84
106
QQ
56
58
1950----J&J
Con guar g 5s 1936
.—F&A
Gen com gu g 5s 1963—A&O
o Pac Coast 1st g 4s 1937—J&J
106
107
18
89
88
107
79
i*
outh & North Alabama—
_
ff
lll.U
x \jjl
—II
o
Com mtge 4 Us 1940— -A&O
Richmond A Mecklenburg—
1st g 4s Nov 11948
—M&N
Rich £ Peters 4U« 1940——A&O
Richmond Term 1st 5a 1952—J&J
Richmond-Washington Co—
Coll tr g gu 4s 1943 opt—J&D
.Jo Gr June 1st gu 5s 1939—J&D
Rio Gr So 1st g 4s 1940
—J&J
1st g 4a guar 1940--— J&J
o Gr West 1st 4s 1939——J&J
1st coll tr 4s 1949 op
A&O /
Rock Island Ark & Louisiana-
St Paul Minn A Manitoba-
w
1st M 4s July 2
3%
123
112
1*1/
outh Bound RR 1st 5s
*w
Rich Frederlcksb & Potomac—
Equipment trust 5s..——
jlw j
84
82 U
ZK
45
im 11ini
109 U
116 K
116 K
106 K
107
103
110
118
Lewlsb g—
2d 6s gold July 1 1925 ext at
5% to July 11945
.-J&J
hamokin Sunbury &
www*
Saratoga—
80
:'\;;4V:;:
t
113 H
112U
bds May 1 1941— M&N
88
41
41
41
a
106 K
106 K
t> 3.25
Eq 4 Us 1936-'45 (e-a) —M&N
b 3.25
Equipment trust 5s
Philadelphia & Reading RR
109K
Imp M ext g 4s 1947—A&O
103
Com ext gold 4s 1937—M&S
112
Term 6s g gu May 1 '41-Q-F
108 U
} iH
Atlanta-Birmingham DIv—
1st g 4s May 11933——M&8 ♦/11
eab-All Florida By—
•
1st gu 6s 1935 series A.-F&A
3U
Certificates of deposit———
55
9t Louis Iron Mt & Sou-
108*
"6"
com
5% secured notes 1931—-F&A
Equip tr 6s (s-a) 1935-37.F&A
Eq tr 5Us '35-'36 (s-a)—- - A& O
Eq tr 6s 1936-1940 (s-a)..J&J
17
45
106U
87 U
113
117 H
108 U
115 >|
deposit--—--
6s 1945 ser A—M&8 f
Certificates of deposit-—- .
3
3
1,1
Reading Company—
Jer Cent g 4s *51 op 06—A&O
Gen & rer 4Us 1997 ser A.J&J
Gen & ref 4Us 1997 ser B..J&J
Phlla & Reading RR—See "Readi ngOo.
m
T%
113
112U
b
3.90
Equipment trust 4%b
Perldomen 1st 6s *18 ext to '38Q-J
107
9 Basts.
11"6"
1%
63
115U
Pere Marquette Ry—
1st g 5s July 1956 Ser A—J&J
1st g 4s July 1956 ser B—J&J
1st 4 U* 1980 ser O..
.M&S
2d 6s 1918 ext to 1938
Q-J
Phlla & Bait Cent 4s 1951—M&N
PhtlaBalt & Wasb 4s 1943-M&N
Gen 6s 1974 series B—...F&A
Gen M 4 Us 1977 ser O—J&J
Gen 4 U& series D 1981—J&D
PhtlaNewton & N Y 3s 1942
eab Air Line 1st g 4s 1950.A&O */13U
13U
Certificates of deposit.—— f
*/12
1st A
St Joseph A Grand Island—
109%
112U
112
U3U
1st g 6s 1942
— — -M&8
doto Val & N E 1st 4s 1989 M&N
——
1J4U
107 %
;
1st &ref 4 U» series B1981—
PenMylvanla RR—
Con M 4s gold 1943—M&M
v;
do
4s gold 1948——M&N
do
4s gold 1948 sterling
stamped dollar——M&N
A
3an Fran Term 1st 4s 1950—A&O
anta Fe Prescott A Phoenix—
m
115""
Raleigh & Augusta Air Line—
1st 6s 1931——w—J&J r 55
Ral & Cape Fear 1st 5s 1943M&s / 17
Ral & Gaston 1st 5s g 1947..J&J / .50
104
Raritan River 1st g 6s 1939..
&
87
113
104
11940--——A&O
114
107 K
RR Securities—See RR Stocks.
g
117 H
114
115U
105 H
s«r
■'mm*
,
st guar 4Us
100U
106 U
.A&O
1st & ref 4 Us 1977
.
_
Ta
uopwii
8tamped—*A«0
Otfs of dep stamped—.—.. / 13 U
AdJ mtge 6s Oct 1 1949—F&A
Ref gold 4a 1959 opt—A&O
117
«■
6%
Pac of Mo 1st ex g 4s 1938—F&A
2d ext 6s gold 1938-—_J&J
Cardelet Br 1st 4 Us 1938-A&O
PaduMh & 111 1st 4Kb 1955-J&J
Paris-Orleans extl 5 Us 1968 M&6
Paullsta Ry 1st 7s *42serA M&S16
101K
1st s f g 5s 1959--J&D f
Pitts Shenango & Lake Erie—
1st gold 6s 1940..——-.-A&O
Com 1st g 6s July 1 1943—J&J
Pittsb Term RR & Opal— ,
1st g guar sf 6s 1942.
J&J /
Pitts Va & Char gu 4s 1943 M&N
Pitts & West Va Ry—
1st m 4 Us 1958 ser A..—J&D f
1st m 4Us 1959 ser B—A&O
1st M 4Us 1960 ser C —A&O
Pitts Young & Ashtabula—
1st gen 4s series A 1948—J&D
1st M 5s 1962 series B
F&A
1st gen 5s 1974 series C—J&D
1st 4 Us series D1977—-J&D
Port Arthur Canal & Dock—■
1st 6s 1953 series A——F&A
1st M 6s 1953 series B—F&A
Portl (Me) Term gu 4s 1961-J&J
Guar 5s 1961--.———-■-J&J.
Portland RR.
See P U bonds.
Port Reading 1st gu 5s 1941—J&J
Portsmouth Great Falls &
Conway RR 4U» 1937—-J&D
Potomac val 1st gu 5s g 1941 J&J
Prov Sec deb 4s 1957 gu——M&N
Prov Ter 1st g 4s gu 1966—m&s
Prov & Wore 1st 4s 1947—A&O
Rensselaer
„
lstM sf 6 Kb 1948—-F&A /
Pac Fruit Express—See Sou Pac—
„
109
109 H
1st g 6s Oct
w
43
95H
—
!•* M 6s 1977
112U
113 K
,
.
102
Penna exfd 4s 1936—M&n
Gen g 3 3-10s 1963
J&D
Northwestern Terminal RR
m
126
fM
»
mt
uuiuu
1st guar g 4s 1943——J&J
San Fran A San Joaquin Val—
_
114H
Northern Ohio Ry 1st guar 6s—
'
46U
April 11933 & sub coups 1946..
;
Without Apr 1 1933. Oct 11933
141
and Apr 11934
coupons—..
Stmpd as to sale of Apr 1 and
-Oct 11933 & Apr 1 *34cpns_. / 40
Northern PacificPrior lien g 4s Jan 1997—..Q-J
1C5U
Gen lien g 3s Jan 2047
Q-F
76,,
■■
87 U
■,:
Ref & imp 4 Us 2047 ser A-J&J
Ref & imp 6s 2047 ser B
J&j
Ref & imp 6s 2047 ser O—-J&j
«EStr 4Us 193Q 40 (yr)M&8U
goRf of Oal 6s g gu 1938-A&0
North
118
111U
111U
6% receivers' ctfs 1927—-F&A
& Shawmut—
114
Div 1st lien & gen g 4s July 1
1944 opt Jan 1 1929
J&J
N & W Pocahontas 4s *41-J&D
Northern Central—
Gen & ref 6s 1974 ser A—M&S
Gen & ref g 4 Us ser A74- M&S
Ref &
116
1952------F&A
Pittsburgh
raui
1st A ref 6s 1972—-—J&J
Antonio A Aransas Pass-—
in
4Kb series 1 1963.-F&A
4Kb series J 1964—-—M&N
Gen M 6s 1970 ser A
J&D
Gen M 6s 1975 ser B-—A&O
Gen M 4Us 1977 «er O—J&J
Pitts & Lake Erie
b
Eq tr 6U« 1935 (tt)—A&O
Pitts Shawmut & Northern—
1st gold 5s 1949--——F&A
Gold 4s Feb 1
Bid.
Bond*
\i
4s series H I960.--.—--.
100
22 U
27
1945--..--.-M&N
3Kb series E 1949---.-—F&A
4s series F 1953---.
-J&D
4s series G 1957.,-...--M&N
83U
52U
A&O
-
26
4s series D
82
Suaq & Western—
1st refunding 6s 1937J&J
3d mtge 4Us 1937
F&A
Gen mtge 6s g 1940
F&A
Term 1st g 6s 1943
M&N
N Y Westchester & Bos By—
1st M g 4Kb 1946 guar.
J&J
Ask.
Philippine Railway—
1st p 4s 1937 s f opt gu—J&J
Pitts Bessemer & Lake Erie—
Com gold 5s 1947---—J&J
Pitts Oln Chic & St Louis—
Con g gu 4 Us ser A 1940-A&0
4Us series B 1942-...—-A&O
4Kb series O 1942
M&N
99
A&O
gsrd Ry s OarU« 1965
f tf
Nerfo k &
J05H
102
100
99
Bid.
Bonds
Ask
102 K
* Negotiability
M&8
107
Toronto Hamilton A Buffalo—
1st gold 4s June 1 1946—J&D
Consol m 4 Us 1966 ser A—F&A
190
84
1st g gu 4s 1942 sot O
impaired by maturity.
K
76
RAILROAD BONDS
NOTICE.—-AH bond pricss are "and interest" except where marked "f" and income and defaulted bonds*
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue.
Bid
Bonds and Stocks.
Union Pacific—
Ask.
1114
lit ry A land gr 4o g 1947.. JW
1074
1st & ref 4s June 2008
MAS
1144
1st A ref 6s June 2 2008—M&S
1054
40-year 44" 1967
—J&J
103
40-year 4s 1968
— J&D
Eq tr 44* "3 6-'38 (yr)—.M&N 6 2 50
Eq 44s Sept 16 '36 '39.M&S16 b 2.50
Bq tr fis 1936 '37 (yr)
MAS b 2 .50
125
Union RR 6s
....1946
Union Terminal Oo (Dallas)—
1064
1st g 6s 1942 opt 1922
js&O
United N J RR & Oanal Oo—
IIOM
General gold 4s 1944
MAS
105
Gen 1st g 34» Mar t '51-M&S
Yandalla RR—
1054
Ceng 4s 1966 aeries A—F&A
1054
Series B 1967
M&N
MAS
Pacific—
s
f 7s 1948
&
28
224
40,
23
Baltimore
107
4%
1124
7% preferred
Beech Creek (guar N
American
....
102 '
Prior pref
95"
Preferred stamped
Bost & Prov (guar Old Col)—.100
2%
2%
Caro Olinchfleld & O com
1st g
1
1
105
72
»
nlon Term 6%
78
964
1024
96 4
103
80
48
b
b
A&O
4.25
3.60%
4.25 3.50%
105 4
106
106
107
33
33 4
7.00
< ,vu
7.00
7.00
101
6.25%
6.25%
18"
preferred—100
10
15
1034
1034
104
105
QI
10
1044
M&N
....
434
17
103 4
46
"'L
1C4
Ft
Certificates of deposit.
/
Ytsewite van f g 5s 1936--J&J f
4
20 ;
-
Piedmont & Northern
50
97
66
69
69
55
75
224
104
14
llH
21
145
100
255
32
36
72
Erie. - 60
69
42
Wayne
74
Dividend obligations
10C
6% guaranteed
10(
7% guaranteed...—
10(
Roch & Genesee Val RR——160
Rome & Clint (gu D & H)--1(K
Rutland 7% preferred..
100
190
294
144
424
14
49"
•
14
34
4
4
73
30"
144
45
24
54"
54
10
4
4
49
76
53
71
75
84
11
84
12
74
84
74
72
69
73
168
Great Northern Ry—
Iron Ore prop trust
~8~"
Rich Fred &
98
"44
69
leorglftRP & Bank Co (gu)—100
104
84
44
96
4
A
68
——
162
Alleghany Corp
...ft)
54 % pref(wlth $30 warr)..100
54 % pref (without warr)._l00
84% pref(with $40warr)..100
24% Prior conv pref
(f)
4
44
34
34
9
185"
1
4 4
4
44
10
Sharon
„6o
Southern Pacific Oo
hern Rv common.
Sou
—100
199
5% non-cum preferred.....100
viob al
1(M
tr ctfs
onto stk
Southwestern of Ga
(guar)...109
«t)
———100
Tennessee Central.—.—
.
100
Onion Pacific—Common
100
54
Manhattan
100
100
22
24
74
134
100
—...lfto
6% non-cum preferred
6
16
18
Hartford & Conn Western
Hudson &
Troy & Gr'bush (gu NY O)—
15
14
3
8
19
21
52
52 4
Internet Rys (Cent Am) com. (t)
3
34
Com vot, trust ctfs
!
(V
5% preferred.............100
Uet & Chic (.guar O & A)—.100
Hal Allegan & Gr Rap (gu)—.100
K O St L & Ohic—Pref (gu)_.100
Kansas City Southern
—...lftr
4% non-cum preferred—...100
Lackawanna RR of N J_.
loo
Lehigh Valley
——
50
24
94
1314
68
103
54
94
•77
74
50
100
Spec guar betterment stk.. 50
Lit Schuyl Nav RR & Ooal(gu) 60
Louis & Mo Riv pref (guar)-.100
48
104
175
75
108
6
104
<80
74
25
50
3
Preferred
Little Miami original guar...
/This price includes accrued interest,
k Last sale.
SI DO face amount.
♦ Negotiability impaired by maturity.
»
105"
41
34
100
70
73
130
160
80
74
34
140
70
,1*
14
105
8
50
4% non-cum preferred
100
United N J UK & Canal (gu). 100
,
50
174
94
124
234
67
4
17
55
140
1034
89
250
85
(gu)-100
Utlca Clinton & Blnghamton.100
Valley RR (N Y) (guar)
10<
Vermont & Mass (guar)
-100
Vlcksb Shrevep & Par com—. 10*
97
121
6% non-cum preferred.—-100
Vlrginiau Kail way 00 m.
1(H'
Wabash Railway
—19'
64
CJtica Chen & Susq Val
6% non-cum pref A——...100
5% non-cum conv pref B—100
W arren N J (guar D L> &
W •
5«
West Jersey & Seashore (guar) 50
Western Maryland Ry com—lOv
1st preferred.
4% non-cum 2d pref
.100
Western Pacific RR Corp....100
6% non-cum preferred..—100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry—.100
100
6% non-cum preferred
22
I!!
14
24
14
49
62
74
56
^
104
14
24
24
29
50
464
100
Nominal.
324
,
—
.
Tunnel RR of St Louis
.......100
95
:Ikj7
..
21
55
180
j
..
40
Non-cumul 6% pref ser A..100
52
68
100
preferred
Francisco Ry._.109
6% non-cum preferred——100
St
<«iils Sour**western
Kw
6% non-cum preferred
100
Sara oga & acneuoctady (gu) i0(
Seaboard Air Line on» mon
+
4-2% non-cum preferred—100
23
6% preferred..
9
155
St Louis-8an
114
Leased lines (guar)
100
Stk tr ctfs—See RR Secure Oo
35
100
204
22
32
2nd
pref
(f)
Par
60
Preferred
50
Alabama & Vlcksburg gu
100
Albany & Surquehanna (.guar) 100
St Lioula Bridge 1st
6% non-cum preferred
100
Green Bay & Western
-iOu
*ulf Mobile & North com....109
ctfii
57
Potoni—Com—100
Texas & Pacific
'
176
..
10 4
Illinois Central
A la Great Southern com
158
"84
"3
60
guar;
1004
K>'
7% conv pref (guar Pa RR). 100
Pittsburgh 'V Lake Erie.—Pittsb & West Virginia
100
Pittsb Youngstown & Ashtabula—
7% non-cum preferred
100
Prov & Worcester (guar)..—10«
Railroad Securities Oo—
14% 111 Oent stk ctf 1952—100<
Reading Company
----6'
4% non-cum 1st pref—-—50
4% non-cum 2d pref....—50
Rensselaer & Saratoga (guar).lot
Pa RR)— 50
& Jack pref (guar) .100
1
100
Pitts Oln Ohic & St Louis
IMtts Ft W & Ohic com (guv
374
64
-
4% non-cum 1st preferred..100
4% non-cum 2d preferred..100
Erie & Kalamazoo
Erie & Pitts (guar
90
14 4
—
6% non-cum preferred—...100
East Penna tguar P & R)—-- 60
Eimira & W'menort (guar)— 60
Preferred (guar Nor Cent). 60
Erie—Common
.109
....
^
F&A
See Can North
104
100
...
108
103
—
14
4% 2d non-cum preferred—100
O >lumbus & Aetna (guar.
50
Connecticut & Passumpslo—
Preferred
A'100
Consol RRs of Cuba 6% pref. 100
Cripple Creek Central--——KM 1
Preferred
100
Cuba RR 6% non-cum pref—100
Dayton & Mich com tguar>—. 50
Preferred (guar OH&D).. 50
Delaware & Bound Br (guar) .100
Delaware & Hudson Oo
100
Delaware Lack & Western... 50
Delaware.
25
Denv 8c Rio Gr West 6% pref 100
Denver & Salt Lake
(t)
Detroit Hills & S W (guar) —100
Detroit & Mackinac Ry. .....100
5% non-cum pref
100
Dulutb South Shore & \t\
109
.
-4
834
494
00
...
334
33
.....
148
18*
\l*
60
lot*
Preferred
100
Uetterui'c stk (guar Pa RRj
-
per
1064
Adjust 4% non-cum pref—100
No Carolina (guar 80 RR)
-100
Northern Cent (guar Pa RR). 50
Nortb'n N H (guar B & M)—100
Northern Pacific Ry
109
North RR of N J (guar Erie) ,10(
Northern Securities Oo stubs...
North Pennsylv (gu P & R)-- 50
Ogden Mine RR (gu On N J). 100
Old Colony (gu N YNH&H). . 100
Oswego & Syrac (gu D L & W) 60
Passaic & Del Ext
100
Patersoo & Hudson River.... 50
Pennsylvania RR........... 50
Pennroad Corp v t c
—
1
Peoria & Bureau Val (guar)—100
Peoria & Eastern
—..100
Pere Marquette Ry com
100
Pittsburgh Bess & Lake
48
...
1st gold guar 4s 1960
J&J
,1074
Wis Cent Ry— 1st M k 4s *49 J&J
Certificates of deposit.
/
1st & ret is 1959
A&O / 20
Sup & nui Dlv 4s 1936 —MAN /
54
6 Basis.
4
175
..
Phila & Trenton (gu Pa RR)
85"
50
4%
Colorado & Southern
Winstuu Oaieui Southbound—
dollars
k
100
—1(X
19'
Western Ry
5% preferred
100
5% prior preferre—...—.100
1004
..100
pref
97
..—100
7% conv preferred
Phila Germ & Norris (guar)..
6% non-cum preferred......50
814
Wilmington & Newborn—
RAILROAD 8TOCK8.
2
67
guar
894
1st guar g 6s 1938.......J&D
Winnipeg Term.
14
14
34
14
24
102
Oln
•
V 884
Wilkes-B&rre A Eastern
1st guar g 6s 1942
J&D
Willamette Val Southern Ry—
6s 1939
—F&A
WUlmar & Sioux Falls—
1st gold 4s 1947
1
109
:
,
4% 1st non-cum
1937--J&J
gji 4 4s1941 opt
H
1%
1%
34
4
14
14
5% non-cum preferred
100
Olevi»& Pitts vguar Pa RR,7% 5"
103
81
Western Pacific RR Corp—
1st M 5s 1946 series A....M&! f
Assented 5s 1946.......... /
b
Equipment trust 5s......
«/
b
EqtroHs 1935- 38 (yr)-..J&D16
Western Pocohontas 4 4e 1946—
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR—
1st consol gold 4s 1949
M&S
Ref M 4 4s series A 1966-M&S
Ref gold 5s series B 1966-M&S
Wheeling Term 4s 1940
F&A
White & Black River Valley—
1st 6s 1980
—J&J /
Wichita Union Terminal Ry—
f
"2"
181
904
894
A..J&J
gold 4s 1943
4
i224
'
Equipment trust 4 4s
.Equipment trust 6s..
Gen mtge
14
3
1
Clearfield & Mahoning (guar)..50
C»eve Cine Chicago * *»» L... 109
1
774
t'uuub os
75
1
176
O• I •
1H
107
Registered
J&J
West Virginia & Pittsburgh—
1st g s f 4s 1990
——A&O
West Fruit Exp—See Gt Nor—
Western Maryland 4sl962—A&O
a.
424
434
Cincinnati Sandusky & Cleveland
1034
l
45
128
5«
...
Western
Southern
Cine New Orl & Texas Pacific. 100
•^referred
59
1064
ko*
eon
&
■:?>
100
100
—
Harlen-
A
Norfolk
...—(*
7% preferred
6% preferred
Y
10% non-cum preferred—50
Y Lack & West (guar;
lot
Y New Haven & Hartf
19
Norfolk
/8
5% non-cum preferred—...100
N«rtr* ns'Hrn_., 199
7% non-cum preferred—...100
if
934
N
iP
15^
A....—100
N Y Ontario &
24
4
1nRK
105
Km
st TjoiiU com
56
414
Chic R 1 & Pacific common—100
91%
V chlr &
6% preferred series
35
4
18
434
London
66
■VI
62
—-.100
& N). 26
Mexico—
53
70„
14
38
-60
(guar)
53
Pacific—
t &
Essex
npcatur (go L
32
41
Chicago A
80
Consol gold 4s 1936
J&J
Oons 34s g series B 1936-.J&J
West Shore 1st 4s 2361
..J&J
N
1(M»
184
17*
Washington & Vandemere—
West
I mils? common..
„..
n
N
92"
109
18%
■
4
N
42 4
1
Northern—.—1(8
New Orl Texas & Mexico
10<
New York Central RR
(t)
12
"4
"24
K1'
.......
1st 4% non-cum pref—..—100
2d 5% non-cum preferred.-100
1434
91
4% non-cum preferred.....100
Washington Oo Ry
ser
141
Nashv &
New
864
East Illinois common
Common.
V
34
24
preferred——100
conv
Morris &
84
9
1
60
4% non-cum preferred——100
Montgomery & Erie
-10
Mobile & Ohio—»ee Southern Rj
10
"14
174
800
100
A
'orn
National Rys of
104
6% preferred
.....100
Chicago < *re»« West com
KM.
4% preferred
100
174
IH 00
7
10
I'ariti'
Nashv Chatt & St Louis.
17 4
74
84
51
5
Mobile & Birmingham—
53
chic &
614
1
33
86
*blr lud &
1
f
104
86
<
1
1
514
86
63"
t
1
•
-
174
•
1
74
Common
19
1
6
25
—
Chic Milw St
1977
5
c
O
stamped 5%
100
Oatawlssa RR—1st pref (guar) .50
2d prof (guar PAR)
50
Cayuga & Susq (gu D L & W). 30
Central of New Jersey
100
Chesapeake Corp
—(tv
Chesapeake & Ohio common—25
Chicago Burl & Quincy
100
---.
44
64
30
Canadian Pacific
64"
5%
1114
100
25
Camden & Burl Oo (guar)
Canada Southern.
954
Missouri
4%-100
112
734
7 % preferred series
89
1
34
100
105
.
.*> v,,
110
1st preferred E stamped
704
58 4
F&A
14
854
4
1st preferred B stamped—.—.
1st preferred C stamped
1st preferred D stamped
834
1st g guar
34s Jan 1964 op 1924-—J&J
Wash Term Oo—3 4» 1946—F&A
1st gold 4s 1946 guar..—F&A
32
50
Y O)
partlc prefBellefonte Central
...-—--50
Boston & Alb (guar NY C)-- 10U
Boston & Maine com-—-.--100
1st preferred A unstamped-100
1st preferred B unstamped-100
1st preferred O unstamped .100
1st preferred D unstamped. 100
1st preferred E unstamped. 100
102
,
rei
116
34
1st preferred A stamped
100
62
Certificates of deposit......
Warren 1st refg 3 4s 2OO0... F&A
Wash Cent 4s Mar 1948... aMar
1st «&
1114
50
Ken 6s 1976 ser B..F&A
17
Certificates of deposit...... fk 17
Ref & kfnij 4 vis 197* *er O.A&O
1st 44» 1947
West Jersey & Sea Shore—
114
45
shares
—50
50
.....100
100
Michigan Central
100
Midland Valley com..
60
Preferred
50
Mlnehill & Schuyl Hav (gu)— 50
Minneapolis & St Louts
..10(
Minneapolis St P & s S M—10'
7% non-cum preferred—-100
4% eased Hue ctfs
100
Mississippi Central
—101
Vlo Kan TV* RR com ......—t
Belgian Nat Rys Co
Wabash Ry—
Certificates of deposit..
Ref & K»n 6s 1980 ser D
A&O
114
134
44 4
com..
81
81
.......
46
—100
4roosr»K>k
41
480
100
Preferred
60
......100
pref
81
ir 4>ts I9c6 42 iyr).—A&O
Det & Chic ext 1st g 6s '41.J&J
Des M Div 1st g 4s 1939-J&J
Toledo & Ohic 4s g 1941-.M&S
Omaha Diy 1st 34« g '41-A&O
Ref &
60
10°
Ohio corn.
a
non-cum
'anger
[
Eq
79
155
Augusta & Savannah (guar)-.100
Bait & Cumberland 7% gu
694
fs
86 4
109
com
Bid.
Maine Central
25
Virginian Railway—
Certificates of deposit......
Equipment trust 6 4s
Equlptnaent trust 6s
82
30
98
in 4
1st M gold 6s 1962 opt..-M&N
104
1st u4H> 1962 ser B—M&N
b 3.00
Eq tr 44s 1935-1940(yr)__ J&J
Eq tr 6s 1936-1938 (yr).. -M&N b 3.00
Wabash RR—1st g 6s 1939-M&N
954
2d gold 6s 1939
714
F&A
Deb mtge 6s series B 1939-J&J
1st lien term gold 4s 1964-J&J
584
Ref & sren 54s 1976 A ..MAS
Mahoning Coal RR
Pref (guar L 8 & M 8)
100
92
1014
48
88
ttlanytic Coast L Co of Conn.-50
100
Debenture
474
Ulanta & West Point
eo
Pr lien 6s '16 ext 6% *40-.MAN
Gen 6s May 1 1941
M&N
Virginia Mid gen 6s 1936..M&N
Ya « Southwest 6s 2003....-J&J
1st cons g 6s 1968—..
A&O
Ylcksburg shrevepori
Louisville & Nashville
1034
tlantic Coast L RR
Par
Stocks.
93
2%
2%
2%
1144
00
MAP
Ask.
89
162
35
107 4
Ylcksburg Bdge & Term Oo—
1st Msf 6s 1968
Bid.
1054
1114
Vera Crux & Pacific RR—
1st guaranteed 44>—
July 1914 coupon
J&J1934 */ 24
July 1914 coupon off
J&J ♦/ 24
Cash war 8c scipt rcpt No.6on */
24
101
Yermont Vail 1st 4 4s 1940-.A&O
Par.
Stocks.
Allegheny 8c West (6% guar)-100
Vtchinson Topeka a Santa FelOO
5% non-cum pref
—100
itianta Birm & Coast pref
109
Ulan & Char Air L (guar)....100
_
x
474
110
Ex-dividend*
'
-
tNo par value.
J Quotations represent
I
Investing Companies Stocks and Bonds
NOTICE.—All bond price* are "and
interest" except where marked "f" and income and defaulted bonds.
the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for
8tocks and Bonds.
Per
Administered Fund com
Affiliated Fund com
Air
Investors
Inc
w
w..(t)
t c
v
1.43
1
(t)
Convertible Preferred......(f)
Warrants
Aldred Invest Trust (Mass)—
Deb 4H» with com shs_.—1967
Aldred Investment Oorp (Can)—
Deb 4Ks with com shs
..1968
Alliance Investment com.... (t)
6s A with warr 1949
J&J
Allied Int Investing Oorp oom.(t)
13
X
....
,
$3 convertible preferred
91
19*
...........
.
...
Amer Elec Sec partlc pref .....1
American European Secur
.
Coll tr s f 6s 1968
3.75
5
(t)
com
20 X
IV*
9
2X
IIII
Uu&rdlan Investors
50c
13 H
3
3
...........
.(t)
14
3 30
10
Basic Industry Shares.
.(t)
British Type Investors cl A
1
Bullock Fund Ltd
(1)
Canadian Investment Fund Ltd..
Capital Administration cl A
.1
Class B
$3
cum
pref
ser
5s series A 1953
Cent Nat Oorp class A
Class B
J&D
^
Convertible preferred......(f)
Commercial National Oorp
Commonwealth Securities pf—100
Continental Secur Corp com.-(t)
6% preferred
100
Debenture 6s May 1
—.1942
...
143*
3 J4
5
15
41*
M*
m
Pit*
6
80
25 X
85 X
X
91c
x
17.15
20.44
22.22
1.18
55
...
2.13
Preferred
.......100
National Trust Shares—
7% cum preferred
...100
Cumulative TrustSharest)
Deposited Insur Shs ser A
Deposited Bank Shs N Y ser A—
m
1&*
Diversified Trustee Shares
B shares...................
O shares...
D shares
7 X
3.25
5
.............
Dividend Shares...............
133
Eastern Utilities Investing Oorp—
Deb 6s 1954
.MAS 16 fk
Elec Shareholdings Corp com.. 1
3.55
28
conv
pref with
(+'
warr
Equity Corp
common .......10c
preferred
Equity Shares
Equity Trust Shares
Federated Capital Oorp com —(f)
6% preferred
25
Fidelity Fund, Inc
ft)
Five Year Fixed Trust shares.Fixed Trust Shares series A
(t)
$3
conv
.........
....
8erles B
—.(t)
Fourth Nat'l Investors
w w
1
Fundamental Investors Inc
Fundamental Trust Shares Inc—
Class A....
Class B
.(f)
..............
t No par value.
/Flat price.
IX
30
3*2
41.58
3 79
8 63
7.35
26 X
2.04
Securities...
(f)
mm~m
....
*
:»■
Class B.
x Ex-dividend.
9
2
CO
2X
79
-
9X
ft)
M&N
A&O
Pacific Southern Invest pref—(t)
Class A
<t
56
X
79
....
Nominal,
.
6
Deb 5s April 1 1948
Pacific Investing Oorp—
Deb 5s 1948 without warr..J&J
n
'***>
+
•
50
1
...
Trust^-
Deb 5s Nov 1 1947
A; Last sale,
92 X
2.10
2.54
2.52
2 54 :':j'
.100
-
iL
*.
10X
3X
2X
84
•TV
£1
£1
(t)
Spencer Trask Fund Inc
Standard Amer. Trust shares....
Standard Corporations Inc
1
Standard Industrials Inc..
...
Standard Investing Corp com.(t)
$5.50 preferred
(t)
Deb 5s Mar 1 1937 with warr—
86
84
86
•••
93 X
94 X
34
37
4
5
X
-F&A 15
................
Class AA...
Class B
61*
02 X
5
80
80
h
%
x
15.67
2.70
4X
1.47
1
16X
93
V*
48c
67.57
IX
.8
(t)
44
...........
4
3.29
2.30
3.48
2.32
6.13
—....
...—_.—...—
Supervised Shares
.......
Investors—.—1
Tri-Continental Oorp
(t)
(t)
pref
Warrants.
92 X
38
Third National
6% cum
1.36
7.04
3.65
(T)
--50
—(t)
...................
Class BB
Class C__
Class D
......
5s conv deb 1953
-.J&J
Trusteed Amer Bank Shares B
6.14
1.33
19
3X
80 X
IX
109
1.45
22
si*
109%
97c
87c
1.16
1 28
Trustee N Y Bank shares.......
1.19
1.35
O......
2.32
Trustee Stand Invest ser
......
2.27
ClassD
Trustee Standard Oil shares A...
Series B
OX
5X
3X
Twentieth Century Fixed Tr
Series B—
Union Amer Invest Corp—
Common
5s ser A 1948
United Founders common
t)
J&D
.—.1
United Gold Equities (Can)—
Standard shares
....—1
United Insurance Tr Stocks F—
United N Y Bank Shares O 3——
U H & British Internet class A.(t)
$3 preferred
-I t)
Deb g 58 1948
M&N
U 8 Rlec Light & Pow tr ctf A—
Trust ctfs ser B__
—...—
Voting trust ctfs
U S Elec Pow Oorp com w war .1
JfForeign Securities com.(t)
$0 1st preferred—
—ft)
U S
U 8 & Internat Sec
1st pref with
warrants
...—(f)
(t)
Utility Equities Corp com
(t)
$5.50 priority stock..
(t)
Utility & Industrial Corp.....(f)
Convertible preferred
(t;
IX
J Called for payment Aug.
A,: v y--
38
2.55
1.25
94
Ex-warrants
—
Debenture 4Ha Feb 1 1947
D denture 4i{8 Dec 15 1952...
Old Colony Trust Assoc..
Overseas Securities Co
4X
4X
5X
■
IX
3.50
27
2.28
89 X
88 X
1953
1958
vorthern
Am dep rets ord reg—
Amer dep rets
ord bearer
Trust Fund Shares
68
North American Trust shares—
Old Citiouy invest
Common
44.78
30c
5
North American Bond Trust Ctrs.
Oils & Industries com
15
3.40
?.'■;« I 32
88
5
(t)
70*
34*
1
OX
2X
M&N
$6 cum preferred
(t)
Trusteed Industry Shares
10c
4*35 Niagara Snare Corp f Md)
Conv deb 5H« 1950
B common
:l
1.21
Voting trust ctfs.............
2 20
X
OX
3.30
New Jersey Bankers Securities...
N Y Bank Trust Shares
12
$6
......
...
65
50
Nationwide Sec Co.............
34""
112
4.24
3.91
1.98
.
%
4
X*
National Securities Investment,I
Remodified
1.27
35
34H
Warrants
26 X
99c
5
(f)
.......(f)
... 1
1
25
$3 convertible preferred
$3 convertible preferred
Super Corp of Amer class A
4X
2X
15.86
(t)
2.46
2.46
............
Shenandoah Corp common.—.
$1.20 preferred
S3 cum conv 1st pf
103
Mutual Investment Trust.......
$5.50 preferred
M&S
..M&S
4Hs Mar 1 1942—
5s March 1 1952
8un Investing Oorp com..
101 x
mx
slH
70
70
80
__
■mmmrn
103
Low-Priced Shares
Investors
Shawmut Bank Inv Trust—
(+)
Corp
ft)
Sterling Securities common A.if)
Common B.—...........(t)
101H
Deb 5s ser
Without warrants
Corp
$5.50 prior stock —.......ft)
Allotment certificates
State St Investment
AX
A 1947
B 1948 with warr—
Major Shares Oorp--Maryland Fund Inc
—
Standard Utilities Inc
26
Equity—
Don- uture 5s series
National
(t)
$6 preferred
Class B__
100
Investors
—
6s series 4 Nov 1942.......—
Stand Oil Trust Shares A—
44X
93X
Securities Cora General com., (t)
Deb 6X» 1939-
100
Accumulative series.......
ACO (modified)
Oram & Forster Inc com..... 10
8% preferred
100
Oram & Forster Tnsursh B....10
X
22X
without warrants....—...
AA (modified)
'
85
Investment Trust of N Y coll
2.13
_
X
23
2 18
Corporate Trust shares old series.
1
26
23
Massachusetts Investors Trust.. 1
82
65c
OX
22
Investors Fund of America......
20"
2
ox
X
10
.....
IX
51X
Spanish & Gen Cora Ltd—
2
40c
7% preferred
(t)
5s series A with warrants 1947..
25.37
3
IX
ix
Investment Co of Am—
Common
...
Southern Corp com
common.....1
$3 convertible pref "A"
(t) k
Investment Bond & Share—_
5s series A 1947
J&D
Nat Bond & Share
Without warrants
14.28
*/
V
Interstate Equity
24
2
37
3%
18.65
2.26
15.87
_
6X% preferred——.
100
6% preferred
...— -100
Debenture 5s 1947
J&D
9
100 H
30c
2.21
lot Sec Corp of Am com A
(t)
Class B common .........(f)
75c
40*
23.59
' ■
Insuransharei Co. of D«laware..l
Insuraushares (Md) ctfs Inc ... 1
13 X
3.70
22;
1
Century Shares-Trust........(f)
Chicago Coraoration
(t)
_
"24C
100
Utility Imest—
Deb g 5s Jan 1949
.F&A
Deb g 6s 1940 B with war.. J&J
12 X
3 45
8
(t)
10
A
38
Insull
2
5 He series 2 Oct 1937
5* series 3 Dec 1937
Selected Management Trustee sh.
17.35
20c
....
X
3
Incorporated Investors.......(t)
Independence Trust Shares —IT)
Indus & Power Securities Co-.(t)
9X
—ft)
$5 conv preferred
40
Securities Co of New Jersey—
Selected Industries com...—.(t)
3
X
20c
53
1
Selected American Shares Inc....
Selective Cumulative Shares
Selected Income Shares .....—
Holding Corp.....
Hydro Elec Sec com———(t)
X
2
!
»•
Selected American shares
X
Huron
40
Second Nat Inv Corp—
Common..
1.47
14
2 30
73
1
36
92 X
6% preferred
....
60
Debenture 5s 1948.. ....F&A
1.12
17
com........1
Debenture 5s series A ——1948
8
IX
28 X
9.64
"ix
Int Sec Corp A com—(t)
Class B common —.......(t)
1.02
Guardian Invest Trust—.—(t)
26
13X
3%
3X
2 15
Second
1.33
.........
24%
6X
50c
7% preferred
1.01
.............
1
Bankers Nat Investing com A (t)
_
91c
Steel Shares
Utilities Shares
6
35
26
...........
Bankers Sec Corp of Am
81c
1
52
...
1.16
85c
1
(f)
Common
77c
73c
|6 preferred
--(t)
Participating shares
1.06
—
S3 preferred
$7 preferred
Jy°
Atlantic Secur 4X% A 1953-AAO
1.15
Equipment Shares—
Railroad Shares...
Railroad
33
..-60
Bancamerlca-Blalr Corp
Bancshares. Ltd—
1.16
1.18
1956
4*66
....
........
$3 preferred A
Warrants
1.06
1.08
8X
2%
......
Atlas Oorp common
1.59
53"
12
e!!I
w
1.29
1.44
1.05
OX
(f)
Am srlnvestors Inc common
Preferred..
Warrants...
Associated Stand. Oil Sh#
Atlantic & Pac Int com w w..(t)
w
1.17
49 ~~
class A.
insuranatocks Corp..
Preferred
1.37
84c
1.44
;
98
IX
Royalties Management A.......
1.30
Investing Co Shares..........
Merchandising Shares
Mining Shares
...
Petroleum Shares-
1.48
98
95
Seaboard Utilities Shares......1
1.24
Shares..
1.34
95
stock
960
76c
55
70
84c
1.29
Shares..
—
Common
7X
8 89
Republic Investors Fund....—.
1.26
1.17
Tobacco Shares—
22
$3 preferred
Amerex Holding Oorp........
amer
1.14
7X
27
Reynolds Invest 5s 1948...
70c
Electrical Equipment
Food Shares
6X
%
v
6% preferred ser D ........50
7% preferred ser B
Common class B
"X
95
J&J
ser A
Amer Founders Corp common.. 1
Amer & Gen Sec
1.02
10
tioo
2X
:k7 xv
2
43
98c
_
Plymouth Fund Inc.....—.10c
Prudential Investors
——.(t)
$6 preferred
—(t)
Pub utll Investing 5s 1948-A&0
Quarterly Income Shares
....
Railway & Lt Sec 5s...—.......
4^s May 1 1953
Reliance InternatOorp comA(10c»
Representative Trust Shares
69X
Ask.
share.
88c
-it)
....
Preferred
Building Shares—...
Chemical Shares
-Distillery & Brewery Shares...
101
A&O
Deb 5s 1943
13
IX
87*
Industrial Machinery
9
.......
Amer Composlt Trust Share*....
Amer & Eagle Invest 6s 1965....
12
allot, ctf
Aviation Shares......
77
.(f)
Continental Oorp...
22
IX
Automobile Shares...
X
.......
$5.50 prior pref
5.13
7B
Group Securities, I noAgricultural Shares...
92X
93c.
19 *A
4.67
IX
21
25% tstpref(t)
Great Brit & Canada Investment Corp 4X& 1959-.... A&O
Pref
1.02
25*
(f)
X
2X
...(t)
Sec Oorp
Preferred
German Credit & Invest.
1
92c.
Phoenix
!5X
Realty & Utiities com..—1
$6 pref fwith warrants)
ft)
95
8
100
Xs
Corp--—,-1
it)
General Investors Trust.——
93
—..........
Common
$6 preferred
Warrants
Per
102
Gen'l
Amer Business Shares........
American A
7X
—T)
1952 without wary
General Investment
62
F&A
S3 preferred
16h
•:47;
............(.t)
Amer. Capital Oorp A
Class B
IX
(t)
>eb g 6s 1953
{6 preferred
?6 preferred1
)eb 5s Feb
Bid.
Par.
share.
95 X
---1
General American Investors
1~56
Stocks and Bonds.
Ask.
Per
59
Amer Bankstocks Oorp ......(f)
American British A Continental—
Common
Bid.
Par.
share.
14.70
...
Bonds.
Stocks and
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
1 at 100.
21
223*
100
X*
2.08
"x;
2.31
2
3
8*
1
85
87
14 X
2.01
\"X\
72c
80c
JXs
8*
7H
82
1
55X
■:.2X
02
H
IX
84
IX
58
2X
64
Public Utilities
(Includes street and electric
railways, gaa, electric power, water, telegraph, telephone and bridge companies.)
"f" and income and defaulted bonds.
NOTICE.—All bond prices are "and interest" except where marked
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of
Bid.
Bonda
Bonds.
Ask
78 %
Allentown-Bethlehem Gas 1st
88
93%
1st coll 4s Jan 1
'
I/
16
Bilt & Ann S L-—See Md El B>
B Sp Pt & Ohes—See Un Ry & T
M&N
*/—;
2*
2%
*/13%
Foreign Power Co—
69%
3%
105%
31%
31%
33
34
31%
84%
31%
84%
J&D
Certificates of deposit
Am Pow & L deb 6s 2010—M&tAmer Stater Public Serv—
1st 1 5%s 1948 ser A
M&N
Deb 6s 1938
J&D
r
'
p
'
Amer Telep & Teleg—
Conv g 4s '36 conv aft '09.M&8
Coll trust 5s 1946
J&D
Debs f 5s 1960—
—J&J
1st lien & ref 6s 1945
.
Deb 6 %t 1941
M&N
Deb 5s 1975 ser B
—J&D
BRR—SeeWashRy&El
Androscogging Electric Corp—
...
.
62
7
9
108%
112%
112
108
108%
112%
112%
108%
112%
104%
104%
J&D /
Amer Util Service 6s 1964
Amer Water Works & Electric—
Conv col tr 5s 1944
M&S
Deb 6s 1975 Ser A
M&i.
61
102%
Deb 5%s Nov 1 1943—M&N
Oenv deb 4%s 1939
J&J
85-yr deb 5s 1965
F&A
Amer Toll Bridge 1st 7s '45.A&O
2nd convertible 8s 1945.-A&O
American Utilities Co—
26%
20
71%
73%
101%
101%
n*
76
Aha&Pot
1st mtge s f 4 Ms 1955
A&O
Androscoggin Water Power—
1st 6s 1945
..F&A
101%;
70
102%
72
Appalachian Elec Power—
.
1st & ref 5s 1956
M&N
Appalachian Power5s 1941.-J&D
7% gold bonds 1936......F&A
Deb gold 6s 2024...
J&J
Ardmore St Ry—-See Phila Co.
Arizona Edison 1st 5s 1948—J&J
6s sf series A 1945
A&O
Arizona Pow 6s 1947 ser A
M&N
.
£*enaas El & Wat 6s 1944.F&A
Ar£ & Mo Pow 1st €s 1953—J&J
Deb
105%
105%
107%
106%
109%
109
107
110
50*
51%
46
49
52%
6
52%
53
M&N
18
20
1st ■ f 7s 1953
J&J
Arkansas P & L 1st 5s 1956-A&0
Arkansaw Water 1st 5s 1956. A&O
Arkansas Western Gas Co—-
53
6%s 1935
a
if %8J,939 with warr
J&J
Ashland (Wis) L & Pow St
Ry.
.
1ft M gold 5s 1939-.
....
J&J
Ashtabula Water 5a 1958—A&O
^ B1®^ *%■ 1953
5s Jan 11961.
.J&J
j&j
Associated Gas & Elec Co—
Conv deb 5%s 1977
F&A
Oonv deb 4%s *48 ex-warr.M&S
Conv deb 4%s 1949
J&J if
Cons ref deb 5s 1968
A&0
Oonv deb 5s 1950
F&A
Oonv 6%s 1938
M&N
Cons ref deb 4%a 1958-.M&N
Oonv deb 5%s 1973
F&A
Oonv deb 5s 1973
J&D
Conv deb 4 %s 1973
J&D
Oonv deb 4s 1973
M&S
Income deb 4%s 1978—F&A
Income deb 4s 1978
A&O
Income deb 3%s 1978
M&N
Income deb 3%s 1978
M&S
Corp participating 8s '40-M&S
Awoclated Pub UtUitles
Corp—
1st Hen 5s 1947 ser A
J&J
deb 6s series A
1958.-...M&N
Associated Telep Co Ltd—
95
101%
70
25
105%
100
87
90
Beauharnois L H & P 5%s *73 J&
Beaubarnols Power Oorp—
Coll trust s f 5s 1973 w W-.A&C
84
86
47%
26
21%
21%
23%
23%
26%
>
44%
41%
40%
23%
22"
24
24
53
45%
42%
42
86
88
51
1st M 5s 1965M&S
104
Assoc Telep Utll deb 5s
1942A&0
19%
Certificates of deposit...... /
19%
Oonv deb 6s 1941
M&b r 19%
Certificates of deposit...
Oonv deb 5%s 1944 ser
O.M&N */19%
Certificates uf deposit..
2-yr 6% notes 1933
A&O
Certificates of deposit....
*f 35
Associated Telep & Teleg Co—
"
Deb 5%a 1955 ser A
M&N
71
Atchison Ry, Light & Power—
1st 5s Nov 1935
M&N
100%
Athens (Ga) Ry & Electric—
1st & ref s f g 5s '50 opt '15 J&J
102
At! Cons St RK—See Ga Ry & EJ
Atlanta Gas L 5s g 1947
J&D
106
4%a ezt at 6% to 1944..M&S
100%
f 8*
;
34%
98%
H3%
117
117%
J&J
A&O
Belolt Water, Gas & Elec Co—
1st g 5s 1937
M&i
Bellows Falls Hydro-Elec Corplst mtge 5s 1958..
A&f
Bergen Turnpike 5s 1951-...J&J
Berlin City Elect 6%s 1951.. J&D
Sink fund deb 0%s 1959—F&A
Deb 6s Apr 1 1955—
A&O
Berlin Elec Elev & Underg Rys—
1st mtge s f 6%s 1956
A&O
Blnghamton (N Y) Gas Wo
1st 5s 1938.
A
Blnghamton (NY)LHAPlst ref 5s Feb 1946
A&O
Birmingham Elec 4%s 1968-M&S
Birmingham Gas 1st 5s '59 -M&N
6% notes 1935
A&O
Birmingham Term see RR bonds
Birmingham Water Works Go—
1st m 5%s 1954 ser A....A&0
1st m 5s 1954 ser B
J&D
1st mtge 5s 1957 ser O
F&A
Blackstone Val G & E 5s '39-J&J
Mtge & col tr 5s '51 ser A. A&o
Mtge & col tr 5s '52 ser B.A&O
Bleecker St&FulFy—See NY Rys
Bloomington Dec & Champagne
1st & ref 5s 1940
M&N
Bolivian Power 8a ser A *45-A&O
113%
117%
118%
118
1st & ref 5s 1948 ser B
1st & ref 5s 1960 ser O
103%
——
101)*
102
75
70
/
/
/
28%
28%
26%
/
33
29%
;30
7s Sept 1947
107
Siili
76
,
80
5%s series B
26
109
•
67
54
104%
20%
20%
19%
19%
20%
20%
36%
36%
■Secured
1st 4%s 1958 series A
106
s
f 6s
ser
86
i
Deb 5s
1950
93
108%
109%
106%
106%
105%
105
82
85
109%
102%
58%
Traction
Certificates of deposit
128"
105%
106%
110
107
Adj inc 4s Feb 1927 opt—.Ma;
Certificates of deposit......
Chicago Rapid Transit Co—
1st & ref 6%s 1944
J&J
Certificates of deposit...—
1st & ref 6s 1953 ser A
J&J
Certificates of deposit....__
Adjust deb 6s July 1903—J&J
Certificate of deposit....
108""
,
107%
110
V.:. V
'
/ This price Includes accrued interest,
40%
40
40%
66
47""
45
18
20;
105%
106
36%
36%
37%
37%
36
37
103
'•-h
-
>-!r.
94
•
t
105%
79
104%
t
4%
25%
25%
11%
11%
15%
15%
5
5
12
12
12
12
X
106
•
1st M 4s 1968 series A
A&O
OIn Newport & Gov L & T—
1st ref 6s 1947 series A-...J&J
Cincinnati Street Ry—
See
Buffalo & Lockport—..
Buff & Niagara Falls.. .
ft
Pur moo 4-5s Feb '27 opt-J&J
110%
111%
23
1
77
of deposit
Certificates of deposit
103
104
119%
125%
Internat
(
Ry
Burlington ^ Vt) G L 5s 1955- J& •
105
Butler Water 5s 1957 A
A&O
104
Butte El & P 1st s f 5s 1951.J&r»
107
Calgary Power 1st 5s I960-.A&O
98%
California Electric Generating—
1st s f g 5s '48 guar—
M&8 t
California Gas & Elec Oorp—
Unif & ref g 5s '37 op s f-.M&N
108%
1%
J&J
J&J
A&O
Certificates of deposit
Series B Feb 1927
J&D
AW
109%
106%
109%
,
-
110
102
os 1956 ser A..F&A
F&A
Niag Fails El L & Power—
1st gold 5s 1942—
F&A
1%
1%
1
Chicago RaUways Co—
1st 5s 1927 stpd as to 25% Pt
red and pay Aug 1 1933...F&A ♦/ 75
.
69"
106
1st m 5%sser A 1952-....A&O
1st 6a 1955 ser B
A&O
77
-
98%
I
....
5 Basis.
1st mtge gold 5s 1936-1st & ref 6s 1955 ser A
1st & ref 5 %s 1956—
Cons M 5s ser A Feb *27—A&O
66
Gen & ref
1:1
Chic North Shore & Mllw RR—
Buff &
Buffalo
101%
J&J
Ctfli
J&D
v
M&S
75%
Gen & ref 4%s 1981
71%
109
91%
Buff Gen Elec 1st 5s 1939—F&A
1st ref 5s April 1 1939—..J&J
83%
Chicago City & Connecting Ry
19%
Oolltr s f g 5s Jan 1 1*27.A&O f
f
Certificates of deposit
J?*
71
Chicago City Ry 1st 5s '27—F&A l
f 71
Certificates of deposit
Chic Dirt Elec Generating—
102%
1st M 4%s 1970
M&8
104%
1st 6s series B 1961......M&N
103%
Deb 5%s
1935
A&O
Chic Gas L&O see Peoples G L&C
108
109
Brooklyn City & Newton RR
5s 1939
-J&J
Brooklyn Queens Co & Sub—
1st m g os 1941 (stpd)
J&J
1st con 5s July *41(stp)..M&N
Bklyn Un Elev 5s 1950—-F&A
Kings Co El 1st 4s 1949..F&A
Nassau Elec 1st g 4s 1951 J&J
1st 5s 1944
A&O
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
94
78
M&N
Chic Aurora & Elgin RR—
1st & ref 6s 1951..
98%
83
...J&J
A 1949._«
103%
Chester Water Service Co—
94
101
107%
107
1956
Chattanooga Ry & Light—
1st & ref g 5s 1956 op%6—M&N
Chatt Rys 1st cons 6s '56-M&N
Ohes & Pot Tel of Va 5s '43-M&N
126""
105
Bklyn Borough Gas 5s 1967.F&A
Bklyn City & Newton RRBklyn Manh Transit Corp.
Bklyn City KR 1st 6s 1941.-J&J
Brooklyn Edison Co—
Gen m 5s ser A 1949
J&J
Gen m 5s ser E 1952
..J&J
Bklyn-Manhattan Transit Corp
100
•
5s series O 1933
...J&D
Charleston Cons Ry Gas & El
Oonsol gold 5s 1999
M&S
}03%
104
97%
-»&J
102%
1st 1 coll 5 %s 1956 ser A—M&N
104%
108
British Col Tel 5s 1960
J&D
Broad River Power Co—
1st & ref 5s 1954 Ser A.. .M&S
75
106
104«
Central States UtUitles Oorp—
10 yr sec 6s 1938—
—J&J
Cent Vermont Public Serv Oorp—
1st & ref 5s 1959 ser A
A&O
Central West Public Se-vice Co—
78 ;
107%
<
M&S
85
1st & ref 6s 1947 ser A
J&J
Cent MainePr 5s '39 op 19 M&N
1st & gen 6s 1942 ser B—J&J
1st & gen 5s 1955 ser D...J&J
01
91%
100
_
101%
6s series I 1957—.
.F&A
Cent Indiana Gas 5s 1957—M&S
States Pow & Lt Cor.
1st M & 1st lien 5%s 1953-J& J
Debenture 5s
1944
J&J
120
M&S
89.
Cent
102%
107%
M&S
8Z*
96
89
1st & ref 5s 1968 ser G...M&N
1st & ref 4Kb 1981 ser H.J&D ■v,
Cent States Edis 5 %s A 1943A&C
Deb 6s ser A w w 1949...A&O
Central States Elec Corp—
Oonv deb 5s 1948——
J&J
Deb 5%s 1954
M&815
103%
103
106
103
J&J
M&N
93^1
106^
1st & ref 5s 1956 ser E—M&N
1st mtge 4%s 1967 ser F..J&D
Without warrants
F&A
Cent Public Utility inc 5%s 1952.
Cent Ry.
See Un Ry & El (Bait
60
H 0 0to
1
Oonv deb 5%s *49 with war F&A
91
74
103%
108%
102%
Brandenburg (Germany) El Pr—
Extl 1st s f 6s 1953
M&N
Bridgeport Gas Lt 4s 1952. J&.l
Bristol Gas & Elec 5s July 11939.
British Col Power 5%s 1960 M&S
f 6s 1968 ser A
22%
105%
Cent Pow 1st 5a. 1957. ser D J&J
Cent Pow & Lt 1st 5s 1956—F&A
Cent Pub Serv Oorp—
——
104
-
Cent Ills Elec & Gas Co—
1st & ref 5s 1951
F&A
Cent 111 Light 1st & ref 5s '43A&0
Central Illinois Public Service—
1st & gen 4%s 1957 ser E.J&D
1st & gen 5%s 1961 ser.F—J&D
Cent Ohio L & P 1st 5s S)50 A&O
35
106%
Boston Elev Ry 4 %s 1937- .A&O
Deb g 4%s Nov 1 1941—M&N
Deb g 5s Dec 1942
J&D
1944—
98%
M&S /
Central Indiana Power Co—
30%
107
5s March
101
M&N
Capital Traction (Wash, D G)96
lst g 5s June 1 1947—
J&D
97
Carolina P & List 5s 1956--A&O
Cedar Rap Mfg & P 5s *53—J&J
111%
Central Arisona Light & Pow Co
1st mtge 5s 1960
103%
J&D
Cent Ark Pub Serv Oorp—
87%
1st 1 & coll tr 5s 1948 ser A F&A
108
Cent Diet Telep 1st 5s '43..J&D
109
Central Elec of N J 5s 1940—J&J
62
Central Gas & Elec 6s 1946.M&S
65
First lien coll tr 5%s "46. J&D
104
Central Georgia Pow 5s '38-M&N
Central German Pow 6s '34. J&D */ 43
Cent Hud Gas & Elec Oorp—
105%
1st & ref 5s Jan 1957
M&S
118%
124%
124
Boston Con Gas deb 5s '47—F&A
s
24%
22%
21%
19%
64
Beaver Valley Water
1st lien & ref 5s 1960
M&N
Bell Telephone of Canada—
1st g 5s 1955 ser A
M&i
1st g 5s 1957 ser B
J&D
1st mtge 5s 1960 ser O
M&N
Bell Telep Co of Pennsylvania—
Bronx G & E 6s 1960
19%
18%
22
33%
40
West End St 5s 1936
77%
77%
_
/
6s Jan 1 1959
Bway & 7th Ave.—See N Y Rys
24"
22
„
6s series B 1960
43
103
1st M 5s 1959 ser B
F&A
Hud Rlv Bdge Co—
1st 7s 1953
A&(
10-year deb 5s 1940—
54%
95%
102%
72
104%
103%
42%
46%
51
loo""
/ 50
(W S) deb 6s 1942
Rouge Electric Co—
100
mtge 5%s 1954—J&D
Bear Mt
2
Deb g 5s 2030
63%
M&S
Amer Fuel & Pow 7s 1934
1%
J&J /
Amer G & E deb 5s 2028—_M&N
105%
Am Gas & Pow deb 5s 1953.M&N fk 32
Certificates of deposit
Secured deb 6s 1939
107%
106%
.
102%
Ry—
Canadian L & P 5s '49 op '14 J&J
Canadian RaB & Harbor—
Barstow
1st
MAP
Amer Elec Pow deb 6s '57 M&S 15
—
Baton
Community Pow 5%s '53 J&J
Amer &
B»u<or K.v & El 1st 5s '3ft
104 H
prin paid) 1927 F&A
Certificates of deposit
Camden & Sub Ry—See P S Oorp
Canada Nor Pow coll 5s '53.M&N
106
71
69
70
South Chicago
Term 6%s 1951
Canton Elec Co 5s 1937
Traction—SeeUn Ry & El
B *ngor Hydro Electric—
1st lien & ref 6s 1965-.—M&
f
...
Deb g 5%s 1953
Cony deb 6s 1940
1st (10%
B »lt
13
Amer Commonwealths Power—
Deb g 6s 1952 ser A
F&A
Am
CUumet &
101%
J&J
1954
J&J
100%
Refunding 6%s 1942
M&N
Calif Water Service 5s 1958 .A&O
Calumet G & E 5%s B 1960-J&J
45
107%
AAO
Alliance Power 1st 6s 1952--M&S / 20
Alton Water 5s 1956
104%
A&O
Altoona & Logan Val Elec By—
AmarilloGas6s
107
105%
103
78
101%
99
5%s 1954
,
108%
105%
.M&N
5%s 1954
1st & ref 5s 1956
Atlantic City (N J) Gpjs—
1st g 5s Jan 1 I960 opt 20-
Aik.
104%
1st & ref 6s 1942 ser B
J&J
1st & ref 6%s 1955 series O F&A
Deb gold 5%s 1942
A&O
101""
107 %
106
100%
1st & ref
99
97
AlbuquerqueNat Gaa6%a'40 MAN
All eg Jbellev & P—See Phila Co
Allegheny Gas Corp 6 %a'43 MAN
Certificates of deposit
--
Bid.
Bonds.
California-Oregon Power—»
■
103
99
80%
92
1st M 5s 1957 ser A
J&J
Albanv By—See United Trac.
Albia Lt & Ry 1st mtge 5s '41 J&J
i.
103
99
102
98
98
« 87
Ask
Bid.
.
Adriatic
Electric Oe (Italy)
Extl sf 7s 1952
A&O
Alabama Power 1st 5s 1946 .M&S
1st & ref 5s 1951
--J&J
1st & ref 5s 1956~M*N
1st & ref 4Kb 1967
J&D
1st & ref 5s 1968
M&S
Alabama Water Service Co—•
the month preceding the date of issue.
108%
Cities Serv deb 5s Jan '66...M&8
Deb g 5s Apr. 1958
...A&O
Deb g 5s 1963...
M&N
Deb 5s 1969
M&S
Conv deb 5s 1950........ J&D
93
82
52
48%
48%
48%
52%
i
k Last sale,
n
Nominal.
* Negotiability Impaired by maturity,
t Bonds have been paid off.
79
UTILITY BONDS
PUBLIC
July, 1935]
interest'* except 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 art "and
Quotations for all securities
Bid.
Bonds
are as
1st M
Crescent Public
pipeline5%s 1942.M&N
k
87%
Cities Service Gas Pipe Line Co—
1st M 6s 1943
J&J k
Cities Service Power & Light—
Coll inc 6s B
46
46%
Cumberland
99%
100%
Citizens Gas (Indianapolis)—
;
5%s A 1961
J&J
City Elec San Fran 5s 1937
J&J
City Light & Traction fSedalia,
Mo) 1st s f 5s 1952
J&D
City& Sub PS—See Un Rys of StL
Olty 8c Sub By—See Wash By 8c E)
69
City of New Castle Water—
>
1
1
J
71
102
J&D.
City Water (Chattanooga)—
1st M 6s 1964
J&D
1st M 5s 1957 series O—M&N
Olev El 111 1st 6s *39 op '24. A&O
Gen M 6s 1954series A
.M&N
Gen M 6s 1961 series B—A&O
Clove By 1st s f 6s 1943_—M&S
Oleve Southw By & Light—
Gen &con 6s 1954
M&S
Clinton (La)W W 1st 5s 1939F&A
6s 1941
r-lr-4 O© ©CO
—
102%
104
105
103
106
109
104
3
101%
Coast Cos Gas & Elec—
1st M 6s I960
M&N
Colonial Util 5%s June 1 1958—
Colorado Cent Pow 5%s '46.J&D
7
106%
45%
86
89
105
63--M&N
Columbia Gas & Elec Corp—
Deb g 5a 1952
M&N
Deb g 5s 1952
A&016
Deb 6s Jan 151961
J&J 16
Columbia Blver Longview Bridge
6%s stamped 1963.
A&O
Columbia (3 O) By Gas & El Co
1st M s f g 6s 1936
J&J
Colorado Power 1st 5s
iff
107
© ©©o©
2K
4
S3H
95
6%
1
1943
-
103
i?!8
104
ill*
f 6s 1953
109
D..J&J
1st M col 4 %• 196U ser E A&O
108
109
101K
102%
1st
M&8
103
104
104
106
Certificates of deposit
S f deb g 7s 1952
F&A
Certificates of deposit......
1962....J&D
H J 965—A&O
1st 5%s series G
98 k
113
Commonwealth Elec 5s 1943 M&S
Com'wealth Gas Corp inc 6s 1948 f
100%
101%
103 %
104 %
105
&V-
oo mm unity
10434
Water Service oo—
J&D
60
Deb g 68 1946 ser A
Deb g 5%s 1946 ser B
40
65
J&J
107
A&O
J&J
108
Conn Ry & Lt 4Kb 1951
J&.)
Stamped guaranteed optional..
Conn Ltg & Pow 5s *39..
J&1
Conn River Pow 5s A '52...A&O
Uonnelisv Wat 5s Oct 2 '39.-A&O
108 H
108
120
107 k
107 %
108
109
106
106 %
100
102
70
30 %
30
31k
6% secured notes 1937—.F&A
32
34
Oonsol Gas of Bait 5s 1939--J&-)
Gen g 4Ks Apr 1954
A&O
112
114
119
121
.
Oonsol Gas Elec Lt & P (Bait)—
1st & ref ■ f 4Ks 1969 ser G M&S
1st & ref a f 4 Ks 1970 ser H J&J
1st & ref 4s 1981
J&D
Consolidated Gas (N Y)—
Deb 5Kb 1945
F&A
20-yr deb 4Ks 1951-—..J&D
105
109 k
107
Conv deb 6Kb 1943 A
w w
Oonsol Hydro-Elec Wks of
72
32
110
111
109
105%
108 k
105 k
108 %
105%
Upper
Wuerttembu/g 1st 7s '56—J&J / 30
Consolidated Telep of Wise—
1st M 5Ks 1942 ser A
M&N
103%
Cons Tr (N J)—See Pub Ser Corp
Consolidated Water of Utlca—
100
101K
35
103 %
102
104
101
Cons Gas—See Peoples G L & O
Oonsum L H & P U.» (Elix, N J)—
5s
1938
iJonsumers Power Oo—
J&D
106
102 %
102 K
106%
106
108
'16
J&J
dl952—M&N
108
100
Con tin Gas & El deb 6a 1958 F&A
69 %
69 %
Continental Telep 5s A
94
30
32
1953.F&A
OooperRivBrrgelnclst6s'58M&N f
Copenhagen Telephone Go—
Ext) if 5s Feb 15 1954.F&A15
County Gas of Dallas 5s '46 A&O
County Gas (N J) 5s Jan 1 1952. .
Council Bluffs Gas 5s 1948.M&N
a
Less
%.
b Basis.
6%s 1945 with warrants...J&J
95
96%
96 %
55%
93
J&J
93%
96
97
85
85%
52
/
A&O /
Florida Telep 1st 6s 1945—A&O
42nd St Manhattan & St Nicholas
52
78
Ave 5s 1940
Fontana Un Wat 6s 1953...J&J
94
1st 6s 1955 series B—
81"
75
If a 2.50 %
Equip trust 5K® 1935-38 —
Galveston-Houston Elec Ry—
f
9
1st M s f g 5s 1954 opt
A&O
84
Gandy Bridge (Tampa) 6s '45J&D
Gary Elec & Gas Oo—
80
1st lien coll 5s x-w 1944
J&J
117
Gas & El of Bergen Oo 5s '49. J&D
114
Gen 5s Nov 1 1954
M&N
86%
Gatineau Pow 1st 5s 1956—J&D
71%
Debenture gold 6s 1941 J&D 16
69%
Deb 6s 1941 series B
..A&O
General Gas & Elec Corp—
;
80
li% notes Aug 15 *35—F&A15
62
5% notes Aug 15 1936—F&A15
General Public Service Oorp—
90
Conv deb 5s 1953—...—J&J
99%
Conv deb 5%s 1939
J&J
33
108
104%
A-J&D
Georgetown Gas Lt 1st 5s '61F&A
Georgia-Carolina Power 1st s f
104
96
96
J&J
Georgia Power 1st 5s 1967—M&S
Georgia Power & Light Oo
1st mtge 5s 1978.........J&D
_
_n
* 50
100
50
83""
Ry
Northern
Great Cons Elec Pow
1st M 7s 1944
1st & gen 6%s
102
M
1st
6s
extended
1st
5s,
Green
108
56;:
60
61
1950—F&A
Calif—_
65
3-year 5% notes 1936 ....A&O
3-year 3 % notes 1937
J&J
3s Nov 2 1937
Ed El lll(Bku)SeelKlngsOoEL&P
Edison El 111 (N Y)—See N V G
20.
Power
Ool tr 5s 1952 ser A
Ool tr 6s 1952 ser B
Gulf Power 1st 5s 1968
Gulf Public Service Oo—
1st m 6s 1945
103
98%
99%
15
104
105
55
103
98%
Sec g SKs 1942ser C
A&O/
Deb 6s 1936............J&D /
Oorp—
104%
100%
100%
loo"
37%
37%
38%
59%
60%
39
!
93%
92%
82
.
■:
1956 ser A.M&S
1st M & ref 4%t 1961 B-.J&D
Hackensack Wat 4s '52 op 12J&J
Gen&ref5sJunel5*77 A—J&D15
5%s June 15 1977 ser B—J&J
5s secured conv notes 1938J&J
Hamburg (Germany) Elec Oo—
Extl g s f deb 7s 1935
M&N /
Hamburg (Germany) Elev Under¬
t^J. f J UXIVi & St
ground W M w Rys o Ks *38
w V / J® W
w ■ ' |
M
Hamilton Gas 6%s A w w '37J&D,/
Havana Elec Ry 5s 1952....F&A
5 %s (Sept'31 coupon) '51-M&S J
1st M & ref 5s
/'
99
A&O
wiB
s
99
106
A&O
A&O
A&O
„
103%
100%
100%
1st s f 6Ks 1950—
M&S /
1st sink fund OKs 1953—.A&O /
Electric P & L Deb 5s 2030. F&A
Electric Public Servloe Oo—
L
8ec g 6s 1941 ser A
A&O /
Sec g 6s 1941 rer B
...A&O /
Gulf States Utilities Oo—
90
108
1946.J&J
1st mtge 5s 1948
—F&A
Greenwich Wat 4%s *57 ser A J&J
Greenwich Wat & Gas System—
65
"
Mountain
42
107
_
12
95%
106
101
1942—M&N /
Great Northern Power—
56""
_
M&N
1935-1944
1st lien coll tr 5Ks
106
98%
95%
89%
Great Lakes Utilities Oo—
Grt West Pow Oo 5s
17%
92
99
Great West Power Oo of
102
65
99
%
J&J
1950
Great Lakes Power, Ltd—
75
Easton Cons El 5s 1949
M&N
Edison Elec Ilium of Boston—
Oo—
(Japan)—
F&A
80
/
72%
76
'90...J&J
35%
J&D
106
Grand Rapids Gas L 5s '39.F&A
/
10%
Grand Rapids Ry 1st 7s '39 M&N
1st guar 5s *54 op
Gesfurel 6s 1953 x w
29
54
Eastern Utilities Investing—
5s series A 1954
/
M&S/ 11
Eastern Wisconsin Electric Oo—
1st lien & ref 6s 1942
103
J&D
103
1st lien & ref 6Ks 1948--M&S
103
Sheboygan Elec 5s 1946--J&J
Deb 6s 1937
Atlanta
102%
104%
103%
Michigan Rys—
1st mtge cofitr 7s 1958
J&J
Eastern Shore Pub Service Oo—
1st m 5%s 1947 ser A
M&S
98%
k
1939—J&J
Atlanta Cons St 5s
Eastern Mass Street Ry Co—
Ref m 4kb 1948 A
J&J
Ref m 5s 1948 B
J&J
Ref 68 Jan 1948 ser C..M&S15
87
70%
i7AH
Georgia Ry & Elec—
99
48
Eastern Connecticut Pow Oo—
1st m s f 5s 1948 series A. A&O
82
101
1952
5s
10
,
12
70
1st mtge & coll 6Ks O '55.A&0
General Water Wks & ElecOorp—
1st lien & col 5s 1943 ser
.
-—
68
A&O
1st M coll tr 6%s ser A '56
30
J&D
E Minn Power 5%* 105i
M&S
E Oregon Lt & Pr 5Ks A '51-M&S
6s series B 1953
.....J&J
.
107
A&O
1940
5s
58
52%
General Public utilities—
Coast Utilities—
1st coll 5Ks ctfs 1937 A...F&A / —
7% 1932 ctfs of dep
..J&J
98""
East Jersey St Ry 5s 1944. rM&N
83
E. Kootenay Pow 1st 7s '42.A&O
East Prussia Pow 6s 1953
J&D / 28
E St L & lnterurb Wat 5s '42 J&J
101%
103%
1st m 6s 1942J&J
101
1st m 5s 1960 ser D
F&A
East St Louis (111) Lt & Pow—
103%
99%
107%
95
94
100
83%
104%
100%
105
108
110
36
I**
32
37
38-
6
108%
8%
Harrisburg Gas 5s 1970..—M&N
102
Helena Gas & Elec 1st 6s '52M&8
hil R T
Hest Man & Fair Pass Ry—See P
Home Tel & Tel (Ft Wayne)
105
1st 6s series A 1943.......J&J
104
1st 5 Ks series B1955
A&O
Telep & Teleg(LosAngeles,
1st refunding 5s 1945J&J
Spokane—
M g5s May 15 '36.M&N 15
| Home
Oal)
109
Home Tel & Tel of
18
18
18
1st
1st M & ool 0s 1943 ser A.. A&O
Deb 0K« 1943 with war..A&O
.A&O /
58
Houston El Oo 1st 0s '35—-J&D
Houston Gulf Gas—
102
98%
102
99
106
91%
93%
85
/This price Includes accrued interest,
10
103%
Elec & Peoples.
See Phila R T
Electric Pow Corp (Germany)—
1st & ref 5s 1936 op
ser
.
6
72%
1st
57%
•
103%
Electric Oo of N J 1st 5a 1947 M&S
Electric Ferries 1st 7s *41...A&O
1st 1 & unlf 5s
1st lien & unlf 4Ks 1958 M&N
1st lien & unlf M 3%s 1965-M&S
.
1st M & 1st lien 6s 1955 B M&S
J&D fk 68%
J&D */*14%
1st 4Ks 1958
M&N
1st M 5s 1958
..—M&N
Consumers El L & P (New Orl)—
1st M 5s 1936
J&J
%
-
1st 6Ks 1937 A with war.M&S
Dominion Gas & Elec—
Eastern
Debenture 5s 1957—...J&J
105%
Underlying cos—See N Y G E L H & P.
Oonsol Gas utilities Oo—
1st & coll 6s 1943 ser A
5
1%
East
Consolidated Cities L P & Tr—
1st lien 5s 1962 stamped
J&J
Oonsol Elec & Gas 5-6a 1962M&N
4-6s series B 1962
...F&A
3%
3
—.
J
Duquesne Trac—See Phila Co.
Durham Pub Ser 7s A '49..A&O
East Coast Pub Serv 4s 1948
122
1st & ref 5s ser D 1962
Connecticut Power 5s '63
1st & coll trust 5s 1956
S
J&J '
1950
Duquesne Light—See Phila Oo
Duquesne Nat Gas 7s 1948
\W'
Light & Power—
10
96
A1
1st m 5Ks 1956 ser B
J&J
Florida Pow & Lt 1st 5s '54—J&J
.
112%
,
1st m s f 6s 1966 ser A ..M&N
Dumbarton B'ge 6%s to '30- J&J
6%s 1937 to 1949
J&J
Duquesne Gas Corp—
,
1st conv 6s Mar 151945.M&S15'
;
101K
1st & ref s f 7s *51 ser A...M&N
1st & ref 5Ks 1954 ser B..F&A
1st & ref 4kb 1956 ser O..J&J
f
Duke Power—1st 4Kb 1967-J&D
Duke Price Power Co—
Conn Coke—See "Indus Bonds"
conn
1952— --F&A
20-yrsf6%s 1948
59
M&S
Conestoga Termlst 5%s '54.J&0
Cones toga Trac 1st 4s 1950. .J&J
Coney Isl & Bklyn cons 4s '48 J&J
1st gold 5s
109
Bridge—
Dortmund Munlc Util (Germany)
66
86
.M&<-
Community Pub Ser 5s 1960.J&J
f 6%s
107%
Dixie Gulf Gas Co—
104
1st mtge 5s 1957 ser O...F&A
Community Power & Light Oo—
106%
108%
109%
112%
no%
O—F&A
Det & Pt Huron Shore Line—
83
...F&h
Gen & ref 5s 1962 ser
m s
91
95%
41
M&S
Florida Power Corp—
1st m 5%s 1979 ser A.
Fruit Growers' Express—
5
m
Gen &ref 4Ks 1961 ser D-F&A
Gen & ref 5s ser E 1952..A&O
16"
14
Oom'w'lth Tel (Pa) 5Ks '45 M&N
Dom'wTth Tel (Wis) 5s A '48 M&S
Com'wealth Water 5%s ser A 1947
99
1%
103
94%
98%
_
112 %
112%
5s 1957
,
95
/
Florida Public Service Oo—
1st M 6Ks 1949
F&A
12
Gen & ref 5s 1949 series A. A&O
Gen & ref 5s 1955 ser B—J&D
Detroit International
Utilities Inc—
1st lien col tr 5%s 1957
10
100
r
J&D
Federal Water Service Oorp—
Conv deb 5 Kb 1954
M&N
15~"
14
108"
6
Fed'l Pow & Lt 6s Nov 1 1965—
95%
109
59
112
127
84
M&S
J&D
Federal Public Serv Oorp—
1st 1 6s 1947
Detroit Edison-
108
1st M col 4Kb 1957 ser
1st lien g 6s 1942 stpd
Debenture 6s 1954 ser B-
86
102
107
96
93%
93%
93%
97%
(Amer series) 1942—M&S
1942—M&S
Stamped
:
M&S
1st 5s
1st 5s (Internat ser)
56
14
96
94
93
Federated
V
111%
89%
94%
98
110
FaU River Elec Lt 5s 1945 -J&J
Federal Light & Traction—
13
106 k
111k
1st g 5s
107%
10?
95%
M&S
104
(of Canada)
F&A
Trac—.
1938 opt 1913
A&O
Deb 6%a 1966 x w.
Fairmont & Clarksburg
105
M&N
Certificates of deposit..
Conv s f deb 6Ks 1H48.—M&N
Certificates of deposit.
Detroit City Gas Oo—
1st m 6s 1947 series A
J&J
1st m 5s 1950 series B
A&O
103
89%
Europ'n Elec Oorp
.
Co—
M&N
5s 1956
m
m s
__
Empire Gas & Electric Oo—
Gen & ref 6s ser A 1952—J&D
Empire Gas & Elec and Empire
Coke jt lst&ref 5s '41 opt_M&8
Ercole Marelli Elec Mfg Oo (Italy)
k
1st ■ f 6 %■ 1953 with war M&N
105
100
Des Moines Olty Ry 5s
Des Moines Elec Oo—
1st m 58, 1938—
Des Moines Gas Oo—
Deb 6Ks 1938
J&D
Empire District Elec Oo—
1st & ref m 5s 1952....—M&S
103
k 103%
k 100
107
Gen & ref 5%s ser A 1960--A&O
7
Erie Rys—1st 6s 1954——-A&O /
k 105%
Erie Ltg 1st m 5s 1967
A&O
107%
99
series A—M&S
1936 J&J
8 F 6s 1937 opt
99
102
5s 1950 ser A
Rouit G & E Utlca 5s 1942.A&O
Erie Co Electric 6s 1959.-...J&J
..—
1st M 5s 1953
J&J
1st M col 5s 1954 ser B
J&D
1st M col 4Kb 1956 ser O..A&O
Col M
69%
53
83
F&A
Des Moines & Cent la Elec
1st
105
J&J
A&O
'14—Q-J
1st M 5s 1956 ser is
68
Detroit & Canada Tunnel—
Commonwealth-Edison Oo—
1st M3%s ser
107
106
ao
R Tr.
Denver Tramway Terminals Uo—
1st M g gu 5s 1935-1937..M&S
1st
A
F
105%
104
A&O
...A&O
Oct 1 1943
m
_
105
By Pow & Light—
ser
109%
97
Columbus (Ga) Elec & Power—
1st & ref 68 1947 ser A-...J&D
lBt & ref 6s 1954 ser B
M&N
Columbus (Ga) Pow 5s '36..A&O
1st M 4s 1981
108
96
(stmpd) 1937--J&J
Col By 1st 4s '39 opt
108
A—J&'
1st lien 5s 1946-
89%
89
106%
Darby Med & Otaes Ry—8ee Phila
105%
Davenport Water 5s 1961--J&J
107
Dayton Ltg 1st 5s *37 op 12-M&S
107
Dayton Pow & L 1st 5s 41—J&D
Delaware Elec Power Co—
k 101
%
Deb 5Ks 1959-—-----—J&J
Delaware Power & Light Co—
107 "
1st M 4Ks 1971--J&J
104
1st mtge g 4 Ks 1969—
J&J
105%
1st mtgeg4K* 1969-—-—J&J
k
108%
Denv Gas & El 1st g 5s 49—M&N
106%
1st & ref 5s 1951
M&N
106%
Stamped as to Pa tax
Denver Tramway Oorp—
Derby Gas & Elec Corp—
89%
Columbus Dela & Marlon Elec Co
1st & ref 5s July 1937
J&J
1st ref 4Ks 1957 ser
Sec conv g 5%s 1942
100 %
107
Dallas Ry & Ter 1st 6s 1951.J&J
Danville Tr & Pow 1st 5s 41-J&J
6% Apr
J&D
II Paso Nat Gas 1st 0%s '43.J&D
1st
103
1st g 5s 1952 ser C—---.J&J
1st gold 5%s 1954 ser D--J&J
Gen & ref 5» 1950 ser
Ask.
El Paso El Co—
With warrants.........
106%
Oumb land T & T 5s
Dillas Gas 1st 6s
99%
102%
106%
103
106
92
1937—-J&j
1941---—A&O
Daiias Pow & Lt 6« 1949
J&J
1st g 7Ks 1949 ser B
J&J
101
102
83
102
105
—J&J
1966
85
81
Valley Telephono-
lst mtge 5s
See
Eliz & Raritan Rivl Public Serv
Eliz & Trenton RR
I
Corp.
Elmlra Water, Light & RR—
1st & con g 5s 1956
M&S
17
81
1st 5s 1960.-----------------
100
1st & ref gold 6s 1942
J&J
Citizens Tel (Gr Rap) 6s '36. J&D
Citizens Water (Washington, Pa)
6s 1951---.
Columbus
Ser vie Co—
Octl 1954.—J&D
Telep conv58l»51 —J&J
lot lien & ref 7Ks 1941—M&S
0 jmberland Oo (Me) Pow & Lt—
1st 4kb 1956
1st M 5s 1959------J&D
98
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask.
Eliz Plainf & Cent J f
uban
Deb 5%s 1952
MAN
Deb 6 Kb 1949
J&D
Cities Service Transportation
1st M 6s marine eq *36—M&S
1st & ref 6s
Bid.
Bonds*
Ask.
Cities Service Gas Oo—
k Last sale,
n
Nominal.
•
Negotiability lmDalred by maturity,
t Called Sept. 1 at 104*
80
PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS
NOTICE.-—All bond prices
"and Interest" except where marked
rest**
as possible for the closing day of
closlr-
are
Quotations for all securities are as near
Bonds.
Bid,
Houston Lt & Pow 1st 5s *53 M&S
106
106#
1st lien & ref 4 #8 '78 ser DM AN
1st Hen A ref 4#s'81 ser B J&D
Houston Natural Gas Oorp—
103#
105#
104
105
At*.
1st
88
43 with warr. J&D
coll 6s
m
118#
103#
Hudson Oo Gas 5s g
1949—MAN
Hunt'g'n Wat 1st M 6s '64 AM&8
1st M
5s 1962
1st A refundlng5s 1950
JAJ
Ref A lmpt 5s 1951—...AAO
Idaho Power 1st 5s 1947
JAJ
112#
Ul Bell Telep 1st 5s 1956—J&D
Illinois Commercial Telep—
108#
107
108
1st gold 5#s series A 1955-JAJ
lames River Bridge Corp—
1st sink fund 6#c 1958---JAJ /
110#
96#
Deb
95
1st
95
Illinois Water Service Oo—
1st mtge 5s 1952 series A..JAJ
101
102
96#
104#
MAS
Telep 6s A '62 JAJ
/
Indiana Electric Oorp—
1st M 6s 1947 series A
14#
16
84#
85"
1st M 5s 1951 series O—.MAS
Indiana Gas Utilities 5s 1946 JAJ
Indiana General Service—
&
8§"
1st A ref 5s 1955—
,
85#
110
105#
Ind Nat Gas A O—See Peo G LAC
Indiana Pr 1st 17 #■ '41A .MAN
Indiana Ry A Lt 1st 5s *43—JAJ
Indiana Service Corp—
108
90
let A ref M 5s Jan 11950-JAJ
_
1ft 1 A ref 5s 1963
1st M 6s 1955
1st M 5s 1957
FAA
Indiana A S W Gas A Utll—
6% conv notes 1940—-JAD/
Indianapolis Gas 5s 1952
AAO'
Indianapolis Power A Light—
1st M 5s 1957 ser A
JAJ
Indianapolis Ry 5a, 1967—
Indianapolis Water—
1st A ref. g 4 #s 1940 opt—JAJ
1st Ilea A ref 5#s 1953—MAS
1st lien A ref 5#s 1954..MAS
1st lien A ref 5s 1960
J&D
If
18
99#
MAS
Indianapolis W W Sec Co—
Secured 5s 1958
JAJ
Inland Gas 614s 1938
IAA
93#
,
Certificates
32
of
O
21
100
7*
5
7
7
5
Deb s f 7s 1935
—JAD
Inland Telep 1st 6s 1948..-AAO
Inter borough Rapid Transit—
2
,
1st A ref
84
5s *66 od tax-ex.JAJ
Certificates of deposit—.
6% notes 1932
—AAO
g
88#
IIw
Certificates of deposit
g 7% note
1932 -MA8
Certificates of deposit......
Intercontinents Power Co—
49
Oonv
Debs A 6s 1948
AAO
Deb 6a 1957---...—MAS
2*
FAA
j&j
15
International Railway (BuffaloJAD
r
1st M 5s gold 1935——JAJ
Deb 5s
1955
FAA
w^te.Nafc Ga>
Without
57
46#
77#
58#
3<*
B—JAJ
83
D
JAD
72
66
ser
JBt * ref 4#s 58
ser F—M&S
1943
FAA
58#
85
72#
/
Iowa Electric Co—
1st mtge 6s 1937
JAJ
1st lien A ref 6s ser A
1949 MAN
1st lien A ref 5s
B 1950.JAD
O '42.FAA
ser
Iowa El Lt & Pr 7s
98
81
102
m
Iowa Gas A Elec 1st 8s
1938—JAJ
iowa-Nebraska Lt A Power—
1st lien A ref 5s '57 ser
A.MAN
7
1st 1 A ref 5s 1961 ser
B..M&S k
lm
Itwa
Kokoino W W 5s 1958...-J&1>
Lackawanna A Wyoming Val Rh
1st 5s 1951
F&A
Debentures 6s 194R
F& \
Laclede Gas Lt 5s 1939
—A&O
Roland
Elev—See Un
con
g 6s
Rys
'33 JAJ
Gen gold 5s Feb 1 1933
Lake Shore Power Oo—
1st and ref mtge 6s 1950
F&A
£ Lfc
4 #81958 MAS
Pub Serv 1st 5s 1957—JAD
DeD 5s 1968
MAS
1st mtge 5#s 1959
MAS
Debenture 6s 1960—.MAN
Iowa Ry A Lt (Cedar Rapids)—
....
1st A ref 5s June 1946 B
JAD
1st A ref 5#s Oct 1945—MAN
Iowa Southern Utilities—
1st s f 8s 1938
1st A ref 0* 1943
1st A ref 5#s 1950
Deb 6s 1950 ser A
81
114
99
82
ser
77
101#
82#
103
105#
29
8Z*
68
58
103*"
F& *
MAS
.F&*
Conv deb 5#s '953
J&J
Lewis A Clark Bridge 5s 1953--.
73
105
5s
ltD
1939-.J&J
1st M 4#s 1961 ser A
JAD
Little Rock G & F 6s 1937.M&N
Little Rock Ry A El 6s '38—A&o
Ref A gen 5s ser A 1956
JAJ
Market St El Pass Ry—See P R T
Market St Ry (San Francisco)—
1st a f 7s 1940 ser A Jan
Maryland Light A Power—
1st M 5#t 1950 ser A....JAJ
Massachusetts Gas—
20-year t f 5#s 1946
Sink fund deb 5s 1955
Mass Utilities Associates—
8 f deb 5s 1949 ser A..
Less #,
9 Basis,
••
81
m
imm
m
84
48
103#
81#
Hi
III
97
98#
94#
A&r>
102#
83
J&J k 103#
Memphis St Ry
con g 5s
'45-JAJ /
97#
44
61
3-58 series A 1945
3-5s series B 1945
Meridionals Electric Oo—
1st s f 7s 1957 ser A
43
—
AAO
71#
JAJ
106#
MAR
107
100#
105#
70
Metropolitan Edison Oo—
1st A ref 5s 1953 ser O
1st M 4#s 1968 ser D
1st M 4s 1971 serE
1st 5s series F 1962
,
MAN
MAN
Metrop Edison Corp 6s 1961 MAS
Metropolitan West Side "L"—
1st gold 4s 1938
..FAA */ 14#
Certificates of deposit...
/ 14
JAJ 1
/
Mexican El L 1st M g 5s '42.JAJ
Mex Lt A Pow 1st 5s '40« f.FAA
Mexican Utilities 7s 1939-—A&O
46
14
14
35#
39
33
T&D
Lone Star Gas
87
107
83#
1st g fin 1947 ser A
AAO
Middle States Telep 6a A '47.JAJ
94
97
98
98#
w
106#
93
Middle West Utilities Oo—
102#
76#
45
v
87
,
•
77#
46
74
62
75
61
64
12"
13
Milwaukee Elec
105
1st M 5s 1971
Milwaukee Gas Light Co-—
1st M 4#a 1967.
65
.
102#
JAJ
MAS
107""
AV>
93
•k 95""
Long Island Waiter 5#s '55.M&N
Lorain Teiep 1st 5s 1958
J&D
99
101
97
1st M 4#« 1950
-J&J
Minnesota Nor Pr jt 6s 1944. A&O
Minnesota Power A Light Oo—
1st A ref 5s 1955
JAD
1st A ref 4#s 1978
MAN
108
100,,
99#
108#
104#
90
92"
99
100
94
95
Mississippi Power Oo—
MAS
1st A ref 5s 1955
84#
86
87
87#
Mississippi Power A Light—
Mississippi
97
99#
99#
Minneapolis Gan Light Oo—
Hi
95#
2
Ry A Light—
1st A ref 5s 1961 ser B....JAD
104#
63#
106#
J&J k 103#
80
112
106
106
103
"
8#
8#
5s 1950
JAJ
Midland Natural Gas Co—
Conv deb 6s 1935
...J&J
Midland Utll deb 6s 1938--M&S
108
i
in
Middlesex Water 5#s 1957-AAO
Middlesex A Somerset Trac—
104#
104#
106
5s ctfs of deposit 1932........
5s ctfs of deposit 1933........
5s ctfs of deposit 1934........
5s ctfs of deposit 1935—
Middlesex A Boston St Ry—
1st. and ref mtge 5#s 1942 J&J
Middlesex Elec Lt Pow 5s '55 J&J
93
_
89
Lsl lighting 5s 1930—M&»
ref 6s 1948
.—J&J
1st A ref 5s 1955 ser B...M&S
Secured g 6s 1945
Oonv deb «r 5#s '52 ser \
97
JAD
35
s f 5s 1942 ,.M&N
Long Beach Gas 1st 5s '56. .J&D
Long
1st
100
101#
30
Michigan Light 1st 5s 1946-MAS
Michigan Nor Pow 1st 5s '41-JAJ
Michigan Public Service Oo—
82
(Italy)—
1952—
AAO
Mich Elec Pow 6s A 1944—..J&D
32
103
joclchart Power 5#g 1950
—JAD
River Fuel Oorp -
1st s f 6s 1944 with warr FAA 15 k 101
Without warrants..
k
99#
93#
77
f This pplce includes accrued
interest*
73#
JAJ
MAN
1st A ref 5s 1948 ser A
Mississippi Rtv Pow 5a *51—JAJ
Deb 5s May 1
a.
92
/
1st M s f 5#s '51 ser A
JAJ
1st M s f 5#s 1952 ser B..JAJ
Mannheim A Palatinate Elec Cos
15-year s f 7s 1941
JAD / 30
Manufra Wat (Pa) 5s 1939.J&D
102#
Maritime Tel A Tel 1st 6s 1941 JAJ
109#
1st M 5s 1956
106
102#
92*
105
Madison Rys 1st g 5s 1936- -MAN /
5
Malone (N V) L A P 5#s '56-JAJ
100
Manhattan Ry con 4« g '90. .AAO / 54#
Cent Hanover Bk ctfs of dep. /
49
2d gold 4s2013
JAD / 39
Manila Elec RR A Ltg Oorp—
1st M 5e 1957
..FAA
101
105#
MAN
Mich Fuel A Lt 6s A 1950— -J&D /
Michigan Gas A Elec Co—
1st A ref 6s 1943
MAS
105
f va
84
±mmm
k 105#
•
1st extl 7s
74
1st M 5s 1961
100#
Tel—
Elec Co
104
78
Certificates of deposit..
1#
71
A 1949..JAJ
Elw
111
Michigan Associated Telep Co—
w w
Da* &
Debenture 7s 1944
JAJ
Macon Ry A Light 1st 5s *53 -JAJ
Exten *>»ld 4s 1939
6
f .1.
Lockport L H A P 5#s A'54MAN
103#
106#
1
& Elec.
Leipaig Overland Pow fl#s '46.- /
Lex
Ky) Ry—dee Ky Tr A Term
Lexington (Ky) T«1—
Lincoln
30
106#
107#
1st A ref 4 #s 1978 ser O..AAO
§r
99
100
115
99
78
102
113#
67
uenigh Valley transit—
1st M g 4s Dec 1935 opt—M&S
Ref & lmpt g 58 1960
J&D
5s series B Dec 1 1935
M&S
1st M 6s
Pow L A W W (Germ'y)
-
lOl#
SI*
57
91#
Maysville P Serv 5#s A 1942A&0
Memphis Power A Light Oo—
65
100#
102#
155
26
103
101
102#
AAO
JAJ
..MAN
.86
96#
103#
fiol
JAJ
6s 2026 ser A_.
Lincoln Pub Serv 5s,
103
69
104#
/
81
1st M s f 7s 1948
MAN
Lnxerne Co (Pa) Gas A Elec—
1st ref&lmp g 5s*48 op'13 AAO
1st A ref 6s 1954
M&S
Maryland Electric Rys—
Guaranteed 6s 1933——.AAO
1st A ref 6#s 1957 ser A—J&J
1st A ref 6#s 1962 ser B—JAJ
Lehigh Power Securities—
82#
k 105
98
83
96""
JAD
Larutan Gas 1st 6#s w w '35J&D
^awrence (Mass) Gas A Elec—
1st M 4#s 1940 ser B
F&A
(x>moard
102#
96
104#
Lake Superior Dtat Pow—
1st M & ref 5s 1956
fit
Louisville Ry 2d 4 #s 1940—MAS
Gen M 5s 1950
FAA
Lower Austrian Hydro-Elec—
1st s f g 6 #8 1944
F&A
Bait A Ann S L 5s 1946-.FAA
1st M coll tr o w s o3 ser t) F& a
1st col&ref 5 #s 1960 ser D FA A
5#^ 'old notes
—.F&A
6s coll notes ser A 1942
F&A
Lincoln Tel A
ser
95
78
104#
,
Lexington Watref5#s 1940- FAS
LexingtonWa Pow Co 1st 5a'08J&.l
100
101#
...
.
AAO
89#
89#
89
100#
A&O
1944—
Lexington Utll 1st oh 1952
H2
94#
Kings Co E L A P 1st 5s '37-A&0
Purch money 6s g 1997..-A&O
Edison El 111 Bklyn 4s '39.J& •
Kings Co Elec—See Bklyn-Queena
111
Kings Co Gas A 111 1st 5s '40-A&O
Kings Co Ltg 1st ref 5s '54—J&J
113#
1st ref 6#s 1954
J&J
121#
Kingsh'way Bdge 6#s '62.A&O f 63#
Knoxville Trac 1st 5s 1938—A&O
i
Interstate RailroadEq trust 6#s July 1
1935-37— ba 3 %
Interstate Teiep Co—
1st M 5s 1961
1st 1 & ref 6s 1951 ser B
102
111#
113
90
M&N
55
101#
1st A ref 4#s 1961 ser O.F&A * 107#
Deb s f 6s 1937 ser A
AAO k 103
Lou is v Ltg 5s '53 unstmpd—A&O
110
1st Hen coll tr 5#s 1937—A&O
Manitoba Power Co Ltd—
k 102
J&J
42
1st lien A coll tr 5s '53—MAS
Manila Gas Oo—
85
60
Lehigh Teleg 5s
105#
6
37
06
D«b
1936—
5 reJ 2^* 1949
1st A ref 5a 1956
69#
79#
73#
73
Interstate Pub Serv Oo—
.
95
100#
153""
102
Key West Electric 5s 1950—F AA
Keystone Pub Serv—
1st M 5s 1978
MAN
Key Tel 1st g 5a '35 opt *08—J&J
1st 1 A ref 5 #s 1955ser A. J&D
26
warrants
JAJ
7
Interstate Power 1st 5s
'57-JAJ k
Deb gold 6* 1952
JAJ
Interstate Rvs
82
97
107#
106#
FAA
Keokuk Elec 6s 1945
1st A ref s f g 5s 1940
JAD
Los Angeles Ry 5s 1938—AAO
Louisiana Pow A Light Oo—
1st mtge 5s 1957.
J&D
Louisiana Stm Gener 6s 1939 MAN
Louisville Gas A Elec Oo (Ky)—
1st A ref 5s 1952 ser A
MAN
5#s series PU964—.....MAS
Madison Oo (111) Light A Power—
1st g 5s 1936
JAD
Madison G A El 1st 5s 1940-A&O
104
88#
1st M 5s 1969 ser I
1st 7s series J 1957
1st 6s aeries K 1957
Los Aug A Pac RR—See Pac
EIRy
Los Angeles Railway
Corp—
Gen A ref 5a 1950
MAN
MAN
O—FAA
D MAN
109
106#
MacLaren-Que Pow 5#s Feb 1'61
112
93#
Lake
68#
78#
Interstate Bridge 6#s 1950.M&N
Interstate Gas A El 6s 1951—JAD
110
103#
96#
Lake Erie Pow & Lt 6s 1940 A&O
ii
International Telep A Teleg—
Deb g 4#s 1952—
J&J
Oonv deb 4#s 1939
JAJ
105
6s coll notes ser B 1942..-F&A
La Crosse Telep 5#s 1948
J&J
79
90
Internat Ry ref 5s '62 op.MAN
ser
30
107#
108
106
AAO
Lake Sh Elec 1st
1938-JAJ
Buffalo A Niag Fails Elec
Ry—
35
106
109
Gen A ref 5#s 1949 ser I A&O
Ansr Pac On—See Pac FVR-
113#
106
106#
108#
Los
104" Lnneburg
1st M 5s 1961 series G
F&A
5s series H 1961—.——FAA
38#
85#
73
75
69
»ec t»°nd» 1955 serGTAD
Buff Trac 1st 5s 1948
Buff A Lock 1st g 5s
3
84#
82#
International Power Sec Oorp—
Sec 7s 1957 ser E
Sec 7§ 1952 ser F
93
2
37#
Internet! Pow Ltd 6#s 1957 MAS
r
55
51
92
International Hydro-Elec System
w w
%
94
JAD /
Oonv deb 6s 1944
85
99
106
107
Gen A ref 6s series H1942 MAS
15
103
109
Kewanee(Dl) Pub Serv 6s A *49 JAJ
95#
33*
::::
1
106#
MAS
Keokee Consol Coke 5s 1959.J&J
5*
AAO
ser
B
Kentucky Utilities Co—
1st M 6#s Sept *48 ser
1st M 5#s 1955ser F
106#
31
deposit
Sinking fund deb 7s 1938.FAA
Inland Pow A L s f 6s '36 A M&S
: OoUtr s f 6s
1941 ser B -MAN
Col tr 6s 1957
56#
56#
56
105#
105#
105#
105#
105#
■lor-
Kentucky El Pr 6s A 1951—JAJ
Kentucky r'uel Gas Oorp—
4
1st. 6#s 1942 with warr—J&D
Kentucky-Ohio Gas 2s
1958 / 34#
Kentucky Power A Light Oo—
'
83
1st m 6#s 1948 ser B
MAS
Kentucky Traction A Terminal—
72
1st A ref gu 5s '51 opt T4-F&A
104
Lexington Ry 1st 5s 1949-J&D
105
„
1st lien A ref 5s 1970
A
ser
ser
1st A ref. 6s 1947
MAS
28#
96
Bid,
1st A gen 5a 1961
M&8
Gen A ref 6s 1942 ser D..M&P
Gen A ref 5#s 1947 ser E J&!>
Gen A ref 5 #s 1943 ser F M&S
Gen & ref 6s 1942 ser G
MA*
113#
Deb gold 6s 2022 ser A
MAS
1st mtge 4#s 1980———JAD
Kansas Pow 1st 5s 1947
MAS
Kansas Power A Light Co—
108
JAJ
Indiana Hydro-Elec Power—
1st mtge 5s 1958 ser A...MAN
Indiana A Mich El 5s 1957—FAA
27
102
1st M 4#s 1961
FAA
Kan City Pub Serv 3s 1951.-JAJ
Kansas Elec Pow 6s 1937
JAD
1st M 6s 1943
J&D
1st M 5s 1951
J&D
Kansas Gas A Electric—
83#
1st M 5s 1948
107#
Kansas City Power A Light—
105#
MAN
6#s 1953 series B..FAA
_
6#
106#
k 105
c
Kansas City Gas 1st 5s '46—FAA
1st M 6s 1942
FAA
Independence Water Works—
1st M
....
f'H
JAD
1943
Kanawha Trac A Elec Co—
1st A ref 5s 1936
FAA
Kanawha ValTr 1st M5s '46-J&J /
89
84#
HI S eastern Telep 6s 1946..JAJ
Assoc
48
50
1st M 4#s 1961 ser O
103#
JAD
Jer City Hob A Pat—See P S Corp
Johnstown(Pa) Trac5s'43--JAJ ;
102#
Joplin W W 1st 5s 1957
M&S
106#
96#
91#
88#
1st A ref 534* 1954 ser B-JAD
1st A ref 5s 1956 ser O....JAD
8 f deb 5 Hi* 1957
MAS
7s
Jersey
98#
g
Jamest
69
96
Illinois Power A Light Oorp—
1st A ref 6s 1953 series A—AAO
96
67
Illinois Northern Utilities Co—
k
1st A ref 5s 1957 opt
AAO
5#s 1945
46
;
.
MAS
1st mtge 5s 1960 ser B...Mdcb
Ul Community Tel 6s 1949..JAJ
HI Consol Telep 6#s1944—-MAS
Indiana Central Telep Oo—
1st lien coll 5# 1938
MAN
56
_
95#
1st 5s series A 1948
,
>6i
55
k
5s stamped 1942.
----Debenture 6s ser A 1952.MAN /
Jamaica Water Supply Oo—
114
108
Bonds.
65#
59
date of *
Los Angeles Gas A Elec
Corp—
1st A ref g 5s 1939 opt—MAS
102
63#
Deb 6s '63 (withoutwarr)—JAJ
Jacksonv (Fla) Gas s f 5s '42-JAD /
Hydraulic Power of Niag Falls—
Indiana
101
...
102
103
HAS
5s 1954 ser B
and defaulted bonds.
ana a«auiu
Alt.
Bid*
Bonds.
[ronwood A Bessemer Ry A Light
1st s fn 5a '36 opt after '15.F&A
'sarco Hydro-Elec Oo (Italylst M s f 7s 1952
IAN
_M
Island Gas A Electric—
25-yr ■ f 5#s 1953 ser A—MAS
Italian Superpower Oorp—
_
"f"
**f and .,.VWIUW
Income
the month preceding the
A Last sale,
n
Nominal.
*
1947
,-M*^
NegotiabUlty Impaired by maturity.
108
100
109
July, 1935]
UTILITY BONDS
PUBLIC
81
NOTICE.—All bond prices are "and interest" except where marked "f" end income end defaulted bonds.
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
Bonds.
Bid.
Missouri Gaa A Elec 6s A1944MAS
1st A ref 5s ser B 1957
JAJ
Missouri Power A Light—
1st M 6tt> 1966 eer A
MAS
1st M 4%a
1068
ser
54
55
105%
101H
MAN
B
66
57
102 %
56%
_
94
Mobile Bay Bridge 7s 1951 -JAJ
2nd sink fund 7s 1951—..J&J
Mobile Gas imp A ref 7s '51.JAD
Mob Lt A BR 1st g 5s '37-.JAD
Cons g 6s 1941
MAS
Monmouth Cons Wat 6s '56-JAD
88
52
35
102%
101%
JAJ
81
1st
106%
1942.........MAS
105%
1062
106 H
107 %
482
48%
_
Mjntreal Tramways—
1st A ref g 5s 1941 opt
JAJ
Gen A ref 5s 1956 series A.AAO
Gen A ref 5s 1956 ser B...AAO
Gen A refsf 4%s '55 ser O AAO
'•i
Gen A ref ifKil965ser D.AAO
100
78
78
M iunt
Home
76"
100%
ttiibi Oo
Telep 5s 1988. JAJ
68"
1969
Mountain States i"ower Oo—
JAJ
82
84
1st M 6s 1938 series B
JAJ
Muncle W W 6s Oct 2 1939.AAO
8?
88
1st A ref 5« 1938-—-
Municipal Serv coll 6s 1956-FAA
Mut Fuel Gas See Peoples G L A C
Mutual
.W
101%
67
105%
Telep (Pa) 1st 5s45-AAO
Narragansett Elec Oo—
1st M 5s 1967 ser A..... JAJ
1st 5s sink fund ser B 1957. JAJ
5e series O 1958.........JAD
Nashville Railway A Lignt—
105
107
MAS
1937
New Branswick (N J) LtHeat APow
4s Dec 15 1939
105%
60
3
97
85 %
7
8
m
109
113
76
89
121
10
"4%
llS""
115
78
91
122
118%
m85H
"l03
New Oastle (Olty of) W 6a'41 JAB
New England G A E Association
1947—........MAS
mi
Deb g 5s
62
59 %
60 %
6022
64
70%
76
77
107%
109
122%
122%
120%
102
104"
109
109%
109%
JAD
AAO
MAS
110
U0M
103
JAD
N J a Ruo Rlv Ry A Ferry—
1st gold 4s 1950 opt
MAS
N J Pow A Lt 1st 4%s '60—AAO
New Jersey Water Oo—
1st M 5s 1950
F A A
New Mexico Power—
1st M 5s 1958
JAJ
New Orie»u» Pub Service Oo—
52%
104
354%
104%
87
74
1st A ref 5s 1955 series B..JAD
,
Gen M 4%s 1935
JAJ f
74%
62
75
75
63
Certificates of deposit
Jk 63
1949 set a...JAD */49%
New Orleans Oity A Lake—
1st s f 5a 1943
JAJ
93
Newport Gas Lt 5s A 1961—JAD
Newp News A Hainp Ky G A E—
1st A ref 5s 1944—......JAJ
Newp News A Old Pt Ry A El
1st g 6s Nov I 1938
MAN
Newport Water 5s 1953.........
N>w Roctattlie Wut
'61-MAN
1st 5s series B 1951.....MAN
N Y Oent Elec 1st 5%s '50.MAS
5s 1952-.N Y A East River Gas—See
NYGELHAP
New York Edison Oo—
1st Hen A ref 6%a 1941
AAO
1st 1 A ref 5s ser B 1944..AAO
1st 1 A ref 5e 1951 eer O..AAO
!i'r
103%
105
106
100
102%
104
102
103%
100%
102%
94
85
112%
107
107%
98
87
112%
m
Ohio Valley Water 5s 1954—JAJ
Ohio Water Serv 5s A 1958-FAA
Oklahoma Gas A Electric—
46
108%
87%
f This price Includes accrued interest,
48
89"*
'1st M 5s 1950
104%
MA8
Debenture gold 6s 1940
MAS k 102%
96
Okla Natural Gas 6a 1946 A—JAJ
' 7 4 '
1st m 5s 1948 ser B
FAA
Oklahoma Power A Water
104%
75%
102%
75%
65%
10721
10821
Nippon Elec Pow Ltd (Japan)—
108%
109%
97**
77%
107%
Omaha A Council Bluffs 8t Ry—
Income 5s 1937
....JAJ
6%s 1953
JA.l
Norf A Porta Bdge 6%s '47-FAA
Norf A Portsm Tract 5s *36—JAD
iNort by at Lt 1st on 194V--M&N
Norfolk St 1st g 5s 1944-JAJ
North American Oo.
Deb 5s 1961
FAA
85
102
109
105
99
98
99%
99
100%
97%
.60%
Deb 5a Nov 15 '69 ser O MAN16
North Amer Light A Power Co—
JAJ
AAO
103%
98%
61%
100
102
105
100%
32
35
112
1st gu g 5s *45 op bef '16—MAN
111%
Orange A Pas Val R—See P S Oorp
Orange A Rockland Elec Oo—
105
1st m 5s 1958
FAA
~i'egon Elec Ry fis '33 opt..MAN /
10
Oregon-Washington Water Serv—
1st M fis 1957 series A
JAD ; 77%
Oslo Gas A El Works
(Norway)—
Extl sink fund 5s 1963
MAS
Ottawa L H A Power—
Ref A coll tr 5s 1957 ser A. A«*vr
Ottawa Trac 1st 5%s July '55JAD
Ottawa Valley Power Oo—
ist M s f 5%s 1970
AA
Otter Tail Fewer do
....
79%
100%
104
105
91%
(Minn)—
92%
92
92%
6%« series O 1939
aA
5%s series D 1945—......J^
34%
116
99%
100
6s series E
34%
37%
66%
98
/
Oatarlo Pow 5s '43 op to '13-FAA
Ontario Transmission do Ltd—
90
1st mtge
36
Old Dominion Pow 5s May 15 *51
Omaha A Ooun Bluffs Ry A Br
1st ■ f 6s 1947
AAO
106%
Niagara Falls Power—
1st A cons 6s ser AA *50—MAN
5s series A 1959—
JAJ
Niagara Lockport A Ont Power-^
1st A ref 5s 1955 series A. AAO
102%
lu3
1946—.......AA
106
Ozark Power & Water Co-
North Penn Gas Oo—
1st M A Hen 5Ha 1957.-.MAN
104
Pacific Coast Power 6s"l940lM&8
Pacific Elec Ry g fis 1942...JAJ
91
93
North Shore Electric Co—
1st A ref g 5s *40 op *20—AAO
107
108
(Hoboken. N J) 5a 1938-AAO
North Jer St Ry—See P S Oorp.
North Shore Gas Co of Illinois—
1st gold 5s 1937 opt
FAA
Northeastern Public Service—
75
76
Gen'l loan A coll 5%s 1961-JAJ
Northern California Power-
32
34
lst A
cons
sf fis
48 op
99%
99%
94%
lstAref m 4%» 1970 serE.JAD
106
85
99%
100
94%
101
1st M
A ref fis 1963—
JAJ
1st lien A ref 7s 1946 A
MAN
1st Hen A ref 6s 1947 B...MAN
1st 1 A ref 6s 1943 O
MAN
1st 1 A ref 5%s ser D *49—JAD
1st
s
f 5H8 1957
ser
A
MAS
105
103%
102
99%
104
k
103%
100%
71
.78
106%
118%
117%
106%
1st A ref 4 %s 1957 ser E._ JAD
1st A re* 4 %s '60 ser F
JAr»
1st A ref M 4s ser G 1964—JAD
107
107
107%
107%
103%
Pacific ingot A Power Uorp—■
Pac L A P Oo 1st fis
1942.JAJ
104
115%
Pacific Northwest Pub ServOonv deb 6s i960
/ 19
1
Pacific Power A Light Oo—
1st M fis 1955
78%
FAA
Pacific Teleph A Telegraph—
1st A col tr ■ f g fis 1937—J«u *
106%
Ref M fis 1952 series A
109%
MAN
-UT Shoals Pow 5s 1952
90
AAC
Passaic A Newark El Traction—
83
5s 1937
JAE
Paterson Ry—See Pub Serv
Oorj
Paterson A Passaic Gas A Elei
117
....
VM'i
79%
106%
109%
92
5s
7"
....
—-
,
60
I
.
106%
lioUMUU
1964
93
J^
S-
Pecos Valley Power A Light Oo.
105%
FAA
Northern Ohio Trac A Light—
1st lien A ref 5a 1956
FAA
Gen A ref 6s 1947 ser A
MAfi
Northern Penna Power Oo—
1st A ref 5s 1956 ser A...JAD
Northern 8tatee Power
1st A ref 6s 1941
68
76%
106%
1st A ref mtge fis 1943.MAS
Pacific das & El ref fis '42
Jdcj
1st A ref M 6s 1941 ser B.JAD
1st A ref 5s 1955 ser D
JAD
.
106
1st 1 A ref fis 1955 ser B—JAD
Watertown L A P fis 1959.JAJ
Northern Ohio Pow A Lt—
Gen A ref 5 Hs 1951
Northern Ohio Telep Oo—
Los Angeles Pacific Oo—
..
Northern Conn Power Oo—
105
1st A ref 5%s 1946
MAS
North El Oo A Nor Pap Mills—
80
1st M 5s 1934-1948
MAN
North Ind Gas A El 6s '52—MAN k 106%
97
105%
68%
38
57
35
1st ref w 4s 1950 opt '15—JAJ
Los Angeles- Pacific RR—
112%
15 JAD
96
104%
Refunding 6s 1961... ....1
ist 6Hs 1937 1942.
lebenture 7s ser A
108%
104
104
/
12
8
105%
106%
109
103
103
MAN
" "
~
59
/ 56
do—
J.OV
UO
98%
105%
JL<7<
Penn-Ohio Edison Oo—
Deb g 6s 1950 ser A
Without warrants..
Deb 5%s 1959ser B
FAA
99
3
MAN
AAO
107%
107%
107%
106%
106%
Penn Pub 8 1st 6a serO *47JP*-'M k 107
k 104%
1st A ref 5s series D 1954.
102%
Pennsylvania Electric Co—
1st A ref 4s 1971 ser F... R
1st A ref 5a ser H 1962
Pennsylvania Gas A Elec Oorp—
Refunding 4%a 1961.—AAU
5%% notes 1940
JAD
Northern Texas Elec Oo—
Ooll tr s f g 5s 1940
opt—.JAJ
Northern Utilities Oo—
105
102%
/
8
1st Hen s f 6s 1943 ser A..MAN
44%
MA* / 18
Northern Wchester Ltg5s*55. J-D
107
N'west Cities Gaa 6s 1949...JAJ
42
Nortnweat Louisiana Gas—
1st M 6Hs 1933 with warr.JAD
45
Northweat Elec 1st 6s 1935.MAN */91%
Certificates of deposit
/ 92
Northwestern Elevated (Ohlc)—
1st mtge 5s 1941 opt
MAS / 17
Certificates of deposit—
/ 17
Union El < Loop) 5s g 45—AAO ♦/ 22
Certificates of deposit
/
Northwestern Light A Power 6s
22
Series B 1950—
75%
FAA
Northwestern Power Oo Ltd—
1st m sf conv 6a *60 ser A. JAJ f 32
Certificates of deposit—
/ 31
Northwestern Pub Serv Oo—
1st m 5s ser A 1957
JA-l k 94%
N'western Teleg 1st
101%
4%a.*44 JAJ
N'western Utll Oo 7i—June 1 '38
1st ref 6-7s ser A 1949
97
JAD
10
45%
Deb gold 6s
1976
ser
98
k Last sale,
n
Nemlnal
•
99
94
95
94%
102%
75
A—.MJ ~
,
95
103%
-
76%
Pennsylvania Gas A Elec Oo—
108""
95
46
92%
78
)
>
46
1st A ref 5%s '64 ser A...JAJ
Penna Pow Oo 1st 5a 1956
JAJ
Pennsylvania Pow A Light Oo—
90%
93%
Pennsylvania-Ohio Pow A Lt—
93
107
)
105%
105%
>
20
20
106
106
106%
106
24
99
24
Penn Water Oo 5s 1940
—
.
112
105%
r
3
33
33%
mmmm
99"
■im
59
JAJ /
,
b Basis,
ill
/ 22
Ohio Term 'Gleve) 6s 1947—JAD
Ry 1st M 5s '46JAD
Ohio Valley Gas Oorp—
1st 6%s 1943 (with war)
1st m 5s 1948 ser A
FAA
Okla Power Holdings 5%a *43 JAJ
Oklahoma Ry 1st A ref 5s *41. JAJ
107
108
100
„Bf deb 6%s 1943
Inc os Nov
111%
.
1st A ref 6s 1941 ser B—. AA^1
1st A ref 5s 1964
MAN
,'101%
1st A ref 5s 1952 series A..AAO
113
,
101%
Northern Ind Pub Serv—
1st A ref fis 1966 ser O—MAN
1st A ref fis 1969 ser D
MAS
New Haven Water—
A 1957
1st A ref 4 Ha B 1970
1st A ref 4 Ha O 1981
1st ref 4s A stmp 1957
2%
109%
Northern N Y Utilities lnc—
69
59
1950
1st A ref 4%s
2%
N Y A Westchester Lighting—
See N Y Gaa Elec Lt A Pr
„
MAN
Convertible deb 5s 1962—JAJ
New Jtug Pow Aasn 6s 1948.Aau
Deb 5Ha 1954
JAD
New Eng Pow 1st 5e 1951—JAg
New Eng Tel A Tel—
f
1st 5s 1952 series A......JAD
1st 4%s 1961 ser B
MAIs
New Hampshire Pow 6s Dec.1943
Oonv deb 6s
*
102%
102%
Oonv deb 5s 1948........JAD
112„
1st A ref 7s 1947 ser B
110%
FAA
1st A ref 6s 1953 series O-MAF k 108%
1st A ref 5s1954 ser D
MAS k 105
1st A ref 5%s ser E 1961M AN k 106
99
Ohio State Power 6s 1935-—JAD
North Shore Ooke A Chemical—
6s A 1947
—MAS
103
'
J*
97
105%
106
JAD
105%
105%
110%
110%
111%
S f deb 5%a 1956 ser S
Serial 5% notes 1936
88
107
Oblo Val Elec
North Continent Utilities Oon>—
1st coll A ref 5%s *48 aer A. JAJ
North Hudson Lt H A P oo
50
Neb-Iowa Bdge 6%s 1943..FAA
Reuraxka Pow 1st 4%s 1981-JAD
Deb 6s 2022
....MAS
Nev Oalif Elec 1st 6s 1966—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 (Oan) Pow Oo—
fis
108
109
North Oarolin* Pub Serv Oo—
8alisb A Spencer 5s 1945-MAN
Nat Public Service Oorp—
Debenture gold 5s 1978..FAA
Certificates of deposit...... fk
Nat Toll bridge 6s atmn *39.JAJ
vi
102
con g
104%
Nashville Gas A Heating Oo—
Is# M gold 5« 1937 guar—MA*
is*
109
York State Rya—
105%
98%
Oons g 5s 1953 optl908—JAJ
Ref A ext gold 5s 1958—.JAJ
5s 1937 <not guar)
MAN
Nassau El RR—see Bklyn Queens
Nassau A Suff Ltg 5s 1945.-FAA
Nat Elec Pow Oo deb 5a 1978 JAJ
Nat Pow A L deb 6s 2026 A.FAA
Deb 5s 2030 ser B
....MAN
107
105
108
86
■
Ohio L A Pow 1st5s 1944..MAN
Ohio Pow 1st A ref 5a 1952 B JAJ
1st A ref 4%s 1956 ser D.JAD
Deb g 6s 2024
4Hs *62 op '13—MAN
/
2%
Certificates of deposit
let con 6 %s 1962
-MAN
Certificates of deposit...—
.n2y*
109
N Y Steam 6a 1947
MAN
106%
1st M 5s 1951
MAN
106%
1st M 5s 1956
MAN
111%
N Y Tel 1st 4%s '39 tax ex.MAN
106%
80
107%
106
Ohio Public Service Oo—
1st M A ref 7%s *46 ser A. AAO
101%
North American Edison Oo—
Conv deb 5s 1957 ser A..MAS
Deb 5%a 1963 ser B_._FAA15
Mutual Un Tel—See West Un Tel
101%
97%
80
■;
79
JAJ
Ohio Edison 1st 5s 1957
AAO
1st A consol 5s 1960
FAA
Ohio Elec Pow 1st M fis 1957 JAD
91%
14%
11%
108%
0% if notes 1935——MAN
100%
78
Morgantown Water 5s 1965
Ohio Cities Water dorp—
1st m col tr 5 %s 1953 ser .A
105%
N Y Water Service Oorp—
1st M 5s 1951 ser A
MAN
94%
27
6%s 1947
JAD / 29%
100
Ogdeu Gas 5s 1945Man
96%
Ohio Assoc Telep 6a A 1962.JAJ
78
Ohio Oent Telep 1st 6a '47
JAJ
9
—
1st ref A coll tr 5s 1951...AAO
1st ref col A sf 5s 1970 serB MAR
3% conv deb 1939....
JAJ
Montreal Pub Service Oorp—
Mount Hope Bridge 5s
New
103
22
JAD f
Ask.
102
.
109%
33
1st ra 4Hs 1980...
MAS
New York State Gaa A Elec Oo—
1st M 6 Ha 1962
AAO
.JAJ
1st M 6a 1952
Bid.
Ocean Oity Costal Hlghw Bdge—
40
'50-JAJ
Bway & 7th Ave. 5s 1943-—-23d St Ry 5a 1962
JAJ
CM Y A Richmond Gaa Oo—
1st ref M 6s 1951 ser A..MAN
N Y State El A Gas Oorp— ■
^
Power Oo—
slue El 8t Ry—See
10%
10%
6a assented 1965———————
X.U ...come oe Jan 1 1965- Apr
Bleeck St A F F 1st 4a
1st A ref s f 5s '43 op 18—JAJ
Deb g 6s 1962 ser A—--JAD
Montreal Isl Pow 5%a 1957-MAN
Montreal Lt Ht A Pow Oonsol—
>ru
Oberpfals Elec 7a 1946
•
117
,
M
124
114
,
98%
1st M 5s 1949
—.JAD
Monongahela Valley Traction—
1st M g 5s '42 opt '22....JAD
Monongahela Valley Water—
1st M 5 Ms 1950 series A..JAJ
Monongahela West Penn Pub Ser
1st lien A ref 5 54s ser B '53 PA *
Mont Cities Gas 7s A 1937-MAN
1st A ref 5s
122 H
NYAER Gas 1st g 5s '44-JAJ
Con 5s 1945
JA'
106
k 103%
NYAWestch Ltg 4s 2004-JAJ
Ill
Deb k fis 1964 op guar—JAJ
N Y Power A Light Corp—
105 %
1st mtge 4 Ha 1967—
AAO
Mew York Rye Oorp—
90
Prior Hen 6s 1965 BOP A...JAJ
Monong&hela Light A Pow Oo—
Ext 1st 5%s-6%s 1944
Montana Power—
Bonds
Nova Scotia Light A Power Oo—
1st M ■ f 5s 1958 ser ▲
.JAD
113%
127%
109%
1st g 5s Dec 1 1948---.—JAD
Pur mon coll tr 4s 1949---FAA
Ed El 111. N Y. con g 5s *95 JAJ
New A meter Gas 6s 1948—JAJ
106%
Alt
Oo—
N Y Gas Elec L H A P
107
Missouri Public Service Oo—
First mtge 6s 1947 ser A—FAA
Mo BIT Sioux Oity Bdge Oo—
W
1st s f 6s 1963
MAS f5
Montana-Dakota
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask.
Negotiability Impaired by maturity,
if-
t Called at 105.
f
107
99%
115""
106%
:
UTILITY BONDS
PUBLIC
82
NOTICE.—All bond prices art "and interest" except where marked
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of
I
Bid
Bonds.
Ask
1st & ref fis 1950
Debenture 4s 1950
99%
A&C
Rys fis 1953-
United Trac fis 1997
1st M 4s 1900
1st lien & ref m 4%s
1907
105%
112%
95
98""
80
k
33""
72
75
71
83
75
85
80
83
84
86
fund
89
23
14
25
71
27
108%
103%
105%
106
109"'
107
1051
1st M 4%s 1907
1st M 4Ha 1970-—-----A&O
Phlla A Western Ry fis 1900-J&J
54
93
100
94
—
103
J&J-
105%
—
Portland (Ore) u&a A Coke—
1st A ref g fis *40 opt '20--J&J
1st l'n & gen 4%s 1940
J&J
40%
39%
38%
37%
1st A ref fis 1937
IVA
74
66
::
Portland (Me) RR 3%s 1951-J&J
1st 1 & con m fis 1945
M&F
Psrto Rlcan Power 0s 1950.MAN
Porto Rlcan Rys Ltd fis 1936M&N
96
Porto Rico Telep 0s 1944-— J AD
Postal Teleg A Cable fio *63—JAJ
96%
30%
83
91
g*
89
98
98
Cons M g fis 1930 guar—JAJ
Gen Hen A ref 6s 1953
AAO
103%
106%
Corp of Canada Ltd—
Oonv deb 4 Ha 1959 Ser B.M&8
83
87 H
fis Dec. 1 1957
MAN
Oorp
99
100
Coll tr fis 1948 with warr .MAN
78
80
Power Secur coll tr 0s '49—J&L
Providence Gas 4s ser B1963 FAA
93
107
Deb
0b
1040
•...
M&N
Pub Ser of Indiana 6s 1952-F&A
Public Service Corp of N j—
Trust certs 0% perpet—.M&N
Camden Sub 1st 5b 1940—J&J
Consolidated Traction—
Extended 5s 1938
J&D
Ells Plain! A Cent Jersey By—
1st g 6s Dec 1 1950—
J&J
Ella A Raritan Rlv 5s '54.M&N
ttllsabetn a Trent fis
'02-AAO
J O Hob A Pat 4s 1949—M&ft
Nor Jer St Ry 4s 1948—MAN
Orange A Passaic Valley—
1st fis 1938
J&D
Peterson Ry—
2d 0s *14 ext 5% to '44.AAO
P 8 Newark Term Ry fis'55 J AD
Riverside Trac fis 1900—J AD
So Jersey Gas El A Trac—
Guar g fis Mar 1 1963—M&S
94%
33%
34%
101
104%
102
103
104
104%
97%
81%
99
82
99
83
64
/
102%
25""
23
9
1%
1st A ref 4%s
ser
O..
104""
a Pow—
108
ft
A...M&N
Rome (Oa) Ry a L fis '40—a&C
Rome (n Y) Gas. Elec Lt a P—
IIII
107%
1st ref 4%s 1958 ser
101
—
85
106
91
104%
112
104%
99
102%
1st
25-yr 6Ha 1950
103
«or
Sioux
euthern Bell
Salisbury A Spencer—See Ne Oar
Salmon Rlv Pewgu fis'52op FAA
111%
Water Users Assn
82
82
Dlege Oonsol Gas & Elec—
5s 1939 ept 1914-.M&S
81
76%
,
78%
95
105
102%
96%
48
50
77
79
108
*101%
/ 97
let
s f g fie 1941 opt 1916—jaj
B'vard—See Third Ave Ry.
107%
108%
105
105
J&J
JAJ
Refunding fie 1952.......MAS
Refunding 5*
.JAD
Ref mtge 3%s May 1 1960
106
106%
98%
outnern Uailfornia du
Oorp—
OoUateral trust fis 1937-.MAM
authern California Gae Oo—
1st A ref 5%s 1952 ser B..MAS
1st A ref fis 1957
euth Oallf
Telep
104%
105%
103
103%
104%
105%
105
MAS
MAS
1st M fis 194?
Utilities
106%
108
suthern Canada Pr Oe Ltd—
let M fis 1955 ser A.....AAO
Cities
106%
107%
98%
103%
104%
26 ;
30
45
/
47
Oo—
1st lien A coll fis 1958
S f deb 6s 1958 ser A..
AAO
12
f&A
suthern Oelerade Pewer Oe—
let g 0s 1947 series A
JAJ
98%
103%
99%
S I deb
86
0H» 1936 ser a
aao
suthern Gas Utilities, Ino—
1st M a f 6Hs 1939 ser A.MAS
outh lnd G A E 5Ha '67—AAO
101%
100
101%
107%
authern Natural Gas
1st
86
s
Oorp—
f 0s 1944 with warr
J&J
Without
''
privilege..
fis 1948. JAD
JAD
93%
93%
94
94
....
108%
loo"
120
122
112%
106%
105%
113
au
-..
105
auth n E Telep let
Deb g fis 1970-
Ohio Elee 6s 1955
JAD
1st g 5%s 1959 ser D
J&J
Pub Utn 1st fis 1943
JAJ
suthern Trao—See Phlla Oe.
106"
authern United Gas Oo—
105%
101%
103%
authern Utah Power Oo—sucnern
104%
21
22%
22%
„
1st M 5%s May 1 I960-—M&S
vV isc Pew 6b 193*
* *:«1
104%
105
21
1st lien 08 1937 with warr AAO
Certificates of deposit......
—II
102%
87 %
103%
15
85%
reiep «jo—
1st M fis 1901
snthwestern
19
82%
,106""
A&O
Bell Telep—
1st A ref M fis 1954 ser
A.f&A
108
108%
Southwestern Gas A Elec Oo—
1st mtge fis 1957 ser A
1st M fis 1957 ser B
1st 6s series O 1901
» Reels
/ This price Includes accrued Interest
k Last tele
n
Nominal.
*
Telep a Teleg—
a
97%
103%
1st A ref 0s ser O 1947
m&S
1st. & ref 5%* ser D 1960.M&S
115
106
euthern California Edlaen—
107""
106%
Refunding 0s 1950
M&N
Stewart Mt Pow 5%s 'fi7.A&0
Sui Angeio Telep i»t o» 1958 Fa a
Sin Antenle G A E fis 1949.M&S
Sin Antenle Public Bervlce—
93'"
105
suthern Gas Oe—
110
Pub » ervice.
F&A
100%
106
authern Counties Gas (Oallf)—
1st M 4Ha 1908
MAN
84
110%
o
90
...JAJ
93%
South Coast Co 0%s 1943—-J&J
L 46
South Jer G E A T—See Pub oerv Corp.
South Pittsburgh Water Oe—
1st Hen A ref fis I960 eer A. JAJ
103%
1st Hen A ref 5e 1900 ser B. J&J
105%
1st M 5s 1955
103
FAA
o Texas Gas 6%s
101%
1938 A—M&S
outheast PAL deb 0s 2025 .MAS
96%
r,
15
....
102
99%
98%
man
1st lien A ref fis 1957
102%
101
Somerset Un a Middlesex
Ltg—
Mtge g 4s Dec 1 1943—J&D
South Bay Oonsol Water—
lair®f to,,1950
28%
101%
O.F&A
authern Oittee Pub Serv Oo—
Oonv deb 6s 1949
MAN
Light—
—,
26%
I960.—....... J&J
Oity 8erv 6s l§fil
J&J
aucuwescern assoc
114
J&J
10%s '40F&A
Sioux Oity Gas A Elec Oe—
1st 6s 1947 ser A
...MAS
1st 6s 1949 ser B
F&A
outhern
/
Gen geld fis 1944
M&b
Gen A ref 6s 1952
JAJ
Salina Lt Pow & Gas 6s '43.A&0
1 1965
a
1st A ref 4He 1901
107
1st mtge 4s May
107
89%
111%
105%
109""
St Louis Sprlngf A Peoria RR—
82
1st A ref gu g fis '39 opt..J&D
8t Paul Oity Ry—See Twin Oity. B T.
1st A ref 0a ser A 1939
m&S
1st A ref 5s 1947 ser B...M&8
94
87%
'
Gen g fis Nov 1939 ept
Refunding fis 1951..
98
107
A&n
AAO
1st g
60
1952...JAD
103
en
mmrnm
StLGas ACoke.See "Indus. Bds"
St Louis Public Service—
San
Qfi7^
Oo.
101
1st A ref fis 1960 ser A—M&S
Sierra a San Francisco Power—
1st g fis 1949 ept
FAA
103
100
k 38
Gen M 4%s May 1948
m&N
Rutland Ry Lt A P 1st fis'46-m&8
Safe Harbor Water Pow. Oorp—
1938-1943
96%
ec
96%
96%
102%
10
Rumford Falls Pow—
St Joseph Water fis 1941
St Louis Oo Gas 1st fis 1951
96
102
outheastern Gas A Water Oo—
1st lien 6s 1944
JAD
1st lien 6s x-w 1941......J&D
104%
Rockford Elec Oo 1st fis '39-1
1st ref 08 1952 series A
JAJ
1st A ref 5s 1958 ser B
J&J
San Antonio Tr 1st 5s '49...M&S
83
106 V!
108%
102
6s
100
Snow Mt Wat & Pr fis
1937-J&J
Somerset Lighting 5a 1939—F&A
42%
105%
Salt River v»i
130
61
72
94
53
100
90%
100%
Rochester A Syracuse RR—
1st M conv fis ctfs 1957-m&N
Rochester Telep Oorp—
St Paul Gas
103%
1st sink fund 0%s
South Oarolina Power Oo—
Rochester A Lake Ontario
Water 5s, 1938--
Oonv 6% notes ext to *34—J&J
'
87
1st M fis
1st mtgesf 4%s 1979
J&D *109
83
Saguenay Elec 5%s A 1953--J&J
•St Olalr Oounty (111) Gas & El—
105
1st cons guar fis 1959
m&fc
89
St Joseph Gas—1st fis 1937..J&J
St Joseph Ry, Lt Heat & Power—
104
1st g fis Nov 1 1937
M&K
97%
1st A ref fis 1946
J&J
Potomac El Pow—
23
71
«
Sheboygan Elec—See East Wis El
Shenango Val Water fis 1950AAO
Shinyetsn Elec Pow (Japan)—
91
Rochester Gas A
93
31
53
'
1st coltr4%s
s5r B-M&N
1st coll tr 6a 70 ser O
FAA
1st coll tr 4%s ser D 70—A&O
99
/
1st M fis 1938
105 %
106
1st mtge fis I960 ser B—MAN
1st M 4%s 1961 series F..AAO
1st A ref 5 H»'54 series B.MAS
1st A ref fis series O 1961-M&N
60
1st & ref 58 1940 ser B
75
64
Shawlmgan Water & Power
'o—
IstMAcolsf 4Hs 'A7S h4^&0
Oorp
58
1st M 7s 1937 ser A
A&<
Riverside Trac—See Pub Ser Cor
Roanoke G-L fi%s 1951—-F&j
1953
92
40
1932—M&~N
a,2d M£a 1949 series B
3 leslan Elec
95%
113
Potomac Edison Os—
Public Service Oo of Colorado—
1st A ref 0s 1953 series A..MAB
104
105%
-M&I
Richmond (S I) Lt A RR—
1st coll tr g 4s 1952
-—J
Rio Grande Valley Gas Oo—
light
92
90
Shreyeport Rys ist 6s.'35-44.JAJ
Sierra Pacific Power
103
A&l
(lnd) W W Oorp—
fis 1957
Rockland
103%
90
Oo—
/
/
104%
105%
103
'
Sedalia(Mo)Wat 5%s 1947-f&A
3
68%
8
74
108
.
37%
37%
37%
38
—
17%
5
107%
.70
aer A— F&A
Seattle-Everett Traction-*
108%
105
93%
106
1st 5s 1944
95
M&S
Ref g fis 1949 ept 1814—A&O Jk 42..
Deb s f 0s 1930
4%
FAA /
Second Ave Trac—See Phlla Oe—
108%
104%
92%
103
IfjMg fis 1939 ept 1914-M&S
Lighting Oo—
108%
A&O
AAO
mm
/
F&A /
/
...A&l
/
T&,
7% sec. notes 1936
Richland Public Service—
109 H
106
104
104
4s series B 1959
29
107
MAS
IstfiHs 1950
mm
55%
98%
108%
^08
Con m 6s 1953
Cons 0s 1955
106
107
Seattle
89%
Pittsburgh
Rys—See Phlla Oo
Pittsburgh Suburban Water Sery
103 H
1st 1 A ref fis 1968
M&S
88
Plainfleld St Ry 0s 1942
J&J
108
Plainfleld-Un Wat fis A '01-M&M
100
Plattsburg G A El 1st fis 1939- -.
Pomeranla Elec. fis 1963---MAN Jk 25 H
16%
Portland Elec Pow 6s 1950 -M&S f
Prussian Elec 0s 1954
FAA
Public Elec L Oo A (St Albans. V t,
mm
27%
13H
Hydro-El Oo (Italy)—1st A ref s r 6%s I960ser A A&O
Piedmont & North lstfisl954. J*J
Pinellas Wat Co 5%s 1959-M&S
Pitts & All eg Telep ist 6s '49-JAD
Power oorp of N Y—
Deb gold 5Hs 1947—
Power Gas A Water Sec
mm
78
Piedmont
„
.
39%
Richmond
Phlla Sub Water Oo—
*er
■
74
coll tr 5s 1951
Rhine-Ruhr Wat Serv
1st
1st M
M&N
-A&O
M&N
1967
>
96
Republic Service Oorp—
104
104
102
9cranten Ry—1st fis Nov
'82.JAJ
Scranton Transit ser fis A
1959—
Income 3s 1959
Scran Trac 1st 6s g
103
Jk 59%
Jk 58%
28
75
67
People's Traction Co—
P P Ry tr etfs 4s *43 -F&A
Union Traction 4s 1952-J&J
Phlla »ubur-Oounties Gas & Elec i
1st & ref 4He 1957
M&N
Po
105%
/
96%
1st A ref 4%s I960
fis 1935
5s assented 1935
lBt ^nni
97%
97%
ser
3
'
98%
Railway A Light Securities—
'
131
Portland (Me) Gas L fis A *60
Portland General Elec Co—
70
105
r
40
95%
1955
1909
77
79%
*1Q5
109%
M&N
fis
15
105%
Elec & Peo 4s tr ctfs 46. A&O
M
58
75
k
105
106
-
78%
1
45%
110
1st A ref As 1945 ser B...a&O
1st A ref 4s 1947 ser
D...Q-Jan
Savannah Elec Oe fis g 52. J&J
9ayre (Pa) Elec fis 1H47
.a&O
Schenectady Ry 1st fis 1948
Scioto Vai Ry A Pr 1st 6s'43-J&D
Scranton Elec fis *37
ept '12.J&J
Scranton Gas A Water Oe—
1st 4%s 1958
.M&S
Scranton-Spg Brook Water Serv-
116
108%
109%
107%
Onion Traction—
1st M fis
....
Quebec Power Oo—
Sink
_
107%
>
U
123%
103%
9avannah Elec A Power Oe—
1st A ref'7 %s 1941 ser A.. AAO
108
;
.
•"V;
37
Philadelphia Rapid Transit—
4
Coll tr g fis 1957 opt s f—F&A
S f guar fis'02 opt 17
M&S
0s
geld 1902——
M&8
1st m r e 0s 1944—
-J&J
Darby Media & OheB St Ry
1st 4%s *30 opt '10 ra—J&J
Rest Mantua & Falrm 6%s 39
Market Street Elev Pass Ry
1st
conv 6s 1938
M.
1st col tr coav 6%s 1948—AJ
Puget Sound Power A Light—
83
106%
108%
106%
1955—-—-—-F&A
1st g gu 4s 1955
Secured
104
44%
,
M&N
Joaquin Light A Pewer—
1st fist945 ept aft iftinj&n
San Jose Water Wks fie 1953.J&J
Santa Barbara Tel fis ser B'61 .J&J
eauda Falls Oe Ltd—
1st s f fis 1955 ser A
A&O
105
57
13
f
/
1942
Lt A Pewer Oerp—
6s 1952 ser B
M&8
fis 1957 ser D
JAJ
.
95%
r
1st mtge 5%s 1972——F&A
Phlla & Garretsford St Ry—■
fis
>
32
J&A
Philadelphia Elec Power Co—
1st
^
1
80
Bay Toll Bridge—
1st M sink fund
0%s '57-M&N
San
^
107%
106%
107%
Public Service Subsidiary
CorjaDeb 5 _s series A 1949r
Public ~ tllltles Consol Oorp—
i
v;
103 %
k 112
*4&N
1st & ref 4s 1971
98
30%
ctfjj--J&J
38-J&J
A&O
—--A&O
F&
A&
1907
........
35
30
50 A&C
West End Trac con fis
PhUa Elect 1st fis 1900
—J&
1st A ref 4Hs 1970—
A ref 4Hs
a
Deb s f 7s
San Joaquin
Unif & ref
Unif & ref
k 103 H
103%
>
32
1934.—J&J
So Trac 1st & coll trg fis
oo
1st A ref 4%s 1980 eer K—Jfi
let A ref 4He 1981 eer F .A&
1st lien A ref 6%s eer H *52J<S
Pub Serv Oorp of Long Island-
1st
103
99
1st m s f fis 1955........m&n
Sandusky Bay Bdgelst6%s'42 J&J
107%
1st ref 4« 1971
102""
100
106%
105%
Ask.
Water Supply Oo—
San Francisco
I
30
112
105%
104%
)
Public Service Elec A Gas Oo—
....
105
1st M 4%s 1957------M&S
/
Duquesne Trac 1st fis 30--J&J
Morn'slde B1 St Ry fis '35 A&O
let A ref 4 %e 1957 eer B.Ai
-Mbllc Service Oo of Nor III—
Bid.
Bp-ivU.
San Diego
Public Service Oo of N H—
let A ref 5» 1950 eer A -Mi
let 6a 1934—..-.—
JI J
Public Service Oo of Oklahoma1
100
97%
19fi8—A&»Duquesne Lt 1st M 4 %s 07A&(
<
54
62
Ardmore Street fis
3d Ave Tr 1st fis
109%
—-
Philadelphia Company—
Secured gold fis 1907——J&D
Pittsb
105
103
100
M&N
F&A
1st con fis 1948
115%
105%
84%
100%
106%
Ask.
Bid.
1
Bonds.
91%!
90
Peoples Gas (N J) let fie *68- J&D
People's G L & Ooke. Chicago—
115%
1st cons g 0s 1943- -- - -- 105 H
Refunding gold 5s 1947-.h4&8
84
;
1st A ref 4s 1981ser B.— J&J
99%
1st A ref 0s ser O 1957----J&D
106
Ohlc G L & O 1st fis 1937--J&J
104 H
Oonsum Gas 1st g fis 30--J&L
94
lnd Nat G&O g fis '80&U.M&N
109 %
Mutual Fuel Gas g fis 47 M&h
Peoples Light & Power Corp—1st Hen 5Kb 1941
J&J f 52
/* m
k'y' Oonv deb 5s 1979
m
Peoples Tract—See Phlla R T.
Peoria Water Works Co—
98
1st consol 4s 1948——MAN
103%
Prior lien fis 1948
M&N
.
"f* and Income and de Wilted bonds.
the month preceding the
of Issue.
^Negotiability impaired by maturity,
..—J&J
M&N
.M & N
102%
i02%
t Called July 1 at 105.
105
o o c* ow
NOTICE
Alt lohd
riCE.—All' lond
NOTICE.
Almond
nJt)a<JWd.
Bonds.
1st M 5s 1957 ser B
Twin States Gas &
Southwest Gas Oo—
99%
f
-i
-
48
43
44
46
•51
52
44%
44%
nH
51
52
—-F&l'
43
43%
1957
Standard Public
Serrlce^Oorp—
1948—-F&A
1st lien 6s series A
53
55
B^.—J&D
53
55
33
35
3
6
28
30
1st lien 6s 1948 ser
Standard Telephone Oo—.
1st 1 col tr 5
43 ser A.M&N
Stettin Pub
Stewart Mt Pr—Seei SaltSuburban Gas Oo of
BAi; VdU
108
Super-Power Oo of HI—
1st
4H»«
110
109%
i
103
105%
99
120
109
107
1946-M&S /
118
118%
109
9
4
Tacony-Palrayra Bridge—
104%
\ 97
1952—.——J&D
Taiwan El Pow s f 5 %s 1971-J&J
Tampa (Fla) Gas 5%s 56—A&O
Telephone Bond & Share Oo—
Deb 5s 1958—----—J&D
Telephone Service (Ohio)—
Debenture 7s
86
100%
65%
67%
73
76
1st M 5s 1943
—F&A
Tenesssee Electric Power—
84
88
A..-J&E
102
5s 1953
M&N
Tennessee Eastern Elec Oo—
102%
95%
97%
99%
Tennessee Public Service—
1st & ref 5s 1970—-——A&t
Tern! Hydro Elec 6%s 195S-F&A
81
83
96
56%
Terre Haute Traction A Lighv—
1st con M
99
g5sl964——M&N
100
Terre Haute W W Oorp—
102%
J&D
102%
1st M 5s 1956 ser
F&A
96%
Texarkana W 1st 5s
58——F&A
83
Texas Cities Gas 1st 5s *48—M&N
3
Texas Elec Ry 5s 1947———J&J /
A
B
1st M 6s 1949 ser
105
1937 opt..J&J /
Oo—
98%
1st mtge 5s I960-—
J&J
Texas Gas Util. 6s 1945——-A&O fk 20
Texas-Louisiana Power Oo—
1st 6s 1948 series A.——-J&J / 55%
1st 5%s 1960 series B—M&S
8 f deb 6s ser A 1942—MAS
70
Texas Pow Oorp 6s 1956—-M&S
40
General 6%s 1956-——-M&S
105%
Texas Pow & Lt 1st 6s 1937
J&D
Tex T)rao 1st 5s
85
4%
5
99%
„
58%
51
-
....M&N
Third Avenue Ry (New York)—
1st ref g 4s 1960 opt aft *14 J&.
Adj inc g 5s Jan 1960opt..A&t
Third Ave RR 1st 5s g
Sen Boulevard g
101
A—.—J&J
103%
52
r
r37—J&J
106%
101%
104%
52%
20%
101%
93"
87
Union Ry 1st 5s g 1942..F&A
Westchester El 1st 5s g *43 J&J
Yonkers Ry 1st 5s 1946—A&O
63
58
'Ide Water Power 1st 5s '79-F&A
'•ho Electric Power (Japan)—
1st s f 7s 1955 ser A—M&Slfi
St Paul
75"
62%
6s 1945..J&J
'ekye Elec Light Oo (Japan)—
1st g 6s 1953 series
.J&DIf;
"oledo Edison 5s 1962
M&N
'el G E & H con 1st g 6s '35- A&O
'raction & Term'l Oorp 5s '57 J&J
'ronton G & El g 5s 1949—Mac
'renton St Ry con g 5s '31-J&J
General 6s, 1941
..J&D
'ren Pass Ry 1st ext 6s *61-A&O
•ri-Oitles Water 6%s 1942—J&D
'ri-State Telep & Teleg—
fiUs 1942
M&N
1st M 5s 1942 ser B
M&N
*iwy City Ry—See Un Tr (Alb)
'urner Falls Pow & El 5s A *52 J&D
3d Street Ry—See N
Y
Kyt
'win Oity Rapid Transit Oe—
1st lien & ref 5%s 1952..J&D
19%
101
•Negotiability
Impaired
by
/
/
/
/
,/
4%s 2004
—J&l /
con M 5s g *30-J&- f
5s 1947
J&D /
g
103%
%
%
m
10
n%
12
10
10
12
i
12
'
18
-
26%
-
-
-
28
29
26
43
;
'
•.
mm. mm*
5
30
25
8
~2%
102
40
99"
89
82
89%
85%
116
/
4%
45
r
%
k 103%
f
1st & ref 5s 1950 ser B... J&D
1st & ref 6s series O 1952.M&S
Deb s f 6s 1946
F&A k
47
3
107%
107%
112%
106%
::::
-
97
113
97%
99"
98
84%
108
Washington Bait & Ann El—
105%
1st M 5s Mar 1941 op___M&8
/
3
Wash'n (D O) G L 6s 1960-M&N
117%
Refunding 5s 1958.......J&J
105%
56
56%
94%
95%
96
maturity.
ser
B
...A&O
Washington Gas & El Oo—
1st s f 5%s 1947
F&A
Is* M 5%o 1953
J&J
1st M 5s 1955..
1st lien & ref 68 w
6 Basis-
/Flat price,
106"
72%
70
72
67
1960-F&A
43
it Last
2-yr 6% notes Feb 15 '33-F&A
restern Puolic Service Oo—
1st & ref 5%s 1960
F&A
restern States Util 6s A '45.A&O
restern United Oorp—
sale,
n
45"
Nominal.
r
34
'
34
'
6
86%
49%
J&D
93%
restern United Gas & Elec Oo—
1st 5%s 1955 Ser A
J&D
1st 5s series B 1957..
M&S
West Un Teleg coll tr 5s 1938-J&J
104%
100%
Ooll tr
s
f
8%s 1955
Fdg&REM 4%s g '50—M&N
6%s Aug 1 1938
F&A
25-year « 5a 1951
J&D
30-year 5s Mar 1 1960
M&8
Mat Un6s ext at 5%to'41.M&N
restern Utilities Oorp—
1st ooll tr s f 5%s 1948.—J&D
6% notes 1937
M&N
restmoreland Water 1st 5s—1952
/estphalla United El Pr (Germ)
1st Msf 6s 1953
J&J
,/hatcom Oo Ry&Lt 5s '35.M&N
Wheeling (W Va) Electrlo Oo—
1st M 5s 1941 opt
M&N
rhite Line St Ry 6s 1935
richita Water 6s 1949
M&S
1st M 5s 1956. ser B.....F&A
1st m 5s 1900 ser O
M&N
ruilamsport Water Oo—
1st m 5s Aug 1952 ser A..M&K
rinnipeg Elec ref 6s '54—A&O
5s Jan 1 1935
risconsln Electric Power Oo—
1st M 5s 1954 ser A..
F&A
risconsln Gas & Electric—
1st g 5a 1952 opt 1919
J&D
risconsln Hydro-Elec Oo—
risconsln Power & Light—
1st 1 & ref 5s 1956 ser E..M&N
risconsln Pow, Light & Heat—
1st & ref 5s 1946
J&D
risconsln Public Service Oorp—
1st 1 & ref 6s 1952 ser A
A&O
1st & ref 5%s 1958
J&J
rise Pub Service Oo—
1st & ref 5e. 1942—
J&J
riscon RIv Pow 1st 5s 1941 M&N
rise Val El 1st & ref 6s '42M&N
1st mtge 5%s 1942
M&N
folveriue Power 7s 1943.... J&D
Jorcester A Oonn Eastern Ry—
1st s f g 4%s 1943
10<*
93
101%
93^
106%
85
46%
100
36%
100
107
99%
105%
104
104%
101
54
97%
106
106
86
105
104%
104
104%
110
97
97
97
103%
102
105
104%
104%
105%
103%
103%
104%
65%
J&j
adkin River Pow 1st 6o '41.A&O
70%
99%
99%
87%
103
M&N
Wyoming Vail P S 6s 1971—A&O
104
M&N
w
1935
-
92%
105
1936
6s
J&J
1st lien & ref 5%s ser O '59M&S
107%
m
deb
101
M&N
1950
1st Hen & ref 5s 1958 ser F J&D
1st lien & ref 5s ser G 1961. J&J
1st lien & ref 6s ser H1952 M&N
ir
103%
106%
F&A
risconsln Minn Light & Power—
1st & ref 5s 1944
opt '19—M&N
Gen & ref 7s 1947....... J&J
1st & ref 8s 1944
M&N
45
38
100
restern Mass Oos—
48
•:v
99%
'
Western N Y Utilities 5s '46-J&D
Western N Y Water Oo—
1st M 5%s 1950—
.M&N
1st M 5s 1947
A&O
risconsln Michigan Power Oo—
1st & ref 6s June 15 '57. J&Dlf
1st M 4%s 1961......;...J&J
47
78%
6%s 1952
-J&J
rest Virginia Water 5s A '51 F&A
122"
44%
118%
108%
105
99
M
107
108
109
107
Virginia Pow 1st 5s 1942—J&D
Virginia Public Service Oo—
1st & ref 5%s 1946 ser A..F&A
6s
1st
105
106
107
M&S
120%
Utlca G & El ref & ext Ss '57. J&J
Gen 5%s 1949 ser O
J&Dlf
Gen M 5s 1956 ser D—— A&O
Gen 5a 1952 series E
J&J
47
105%
91%
.1st M 5s 1957 ser A
A&O
^est Virginia Gas Oo—
1st s f 6%s'37 with war.J&D
West Va-Ohlo River Bridge—
Conv
10
84
86
120%
1st M 5s 1956 series G
J&D
1st M 4s 1961 ser H
—J&J
West Penn Tr 1st 5s 1960—J&D
restern Pow (Can) 5s 1949—J&J
restern P L & Telep—
1st 1 coll 6s 1948 ser A....F&A
1st lien 6s series B 1950
A&O
88%
84%
1st 1 & gen M 5s 1944
F&A
1st 1 & gen M 4%s 1944—F&A
Utica El & P 1st 5s 1950—J&J
70*
109%
3
75
.
1st M 5s 1951
1st 5s series B
1
1
10%
10%
1%
Troy Oity Ry 5s g 1942—A&O /
Uait Tr (Pltteb)—8ee Phlla O^
100
United Wat G & E 5s 1941-M&S
Unterelbe Power & Light Oo—
S f M 6s 1953.
A&C / 35
Utah Gas& Ooke 1st 5s 1936. J&
95
97
1st 8s 1936
J&J
Utah Lt & Tr 1st 5s 1944 A..A&C
87%
Utah Power & Light Oo—
80
Deb 6s May 1 2022
M&N
Va Elec & Pow 1st 5s 1955-. A&O
1st & ref mtge 5s ser B '54-I&D
Sec conv 5%s 1944
_J&J
10
3
_
West End Trac—See Phila Oo
West Ohio Gas 6s A 1954
West Kootenay Pow 5s Mar 1 '56West PennElec. deb5s2030.A&O
West Penn Power—
1st M 5s '46 op '21 ser A.M&S
4% notes 1939
1G6
10
10
/
82%
40
49"
■
Vlcksburg Bridge & Terminal—
6s 1958.
M&S /
Debenture 7s 1948
...M&S /
104%
47"
te
93%
116%
25
50%
%
Utilities Power & Light Oorp—
Deb g 5%s 1947.
J&D
Deb 5s 1969
F&A
Utilities Public Service Oo—
Oonv 6s 1933
J&D
Utilities Service 6s 1953 ctf dep..
Oonv deb 6%s ser A 1938.F&A
Vamma Water Pow 5%s *57. A&O
-
West Texas Utilities Oo—
70
/
81%
.
mmm'L
108
>%
95
93
J&J15
g
Gen
106
Water Service Cos 5s *42—M&S
Wacert'n L&P—See No N Y uui.
Waukesha Gas & Electric Oo—
1st M 5s 1963 series E
102
93%
107
100
68
mmm
105
94%
Olty Ry—
Cable cnt 5s 1937
Guaranteed
k
Albany Ry
4
100%
47
Eq 7%s Feb 15 1936 —F&A 1« /
United Kys of St Louis—
Gen g 48 July 1 1934
J&- ♦/
/
Oity & Sub Pub 8erv 5o '84. J&
United Telep(Del)6s A 1948 A&O
Oon
„
1st mtge 4%s 1958
-—M&N
Waterloo Oed Falls & No Ry—
1st M s f g 5s 1940 op '15..J&J
....
100%
Lake Ro El 1st 5s '42...M&S /
United Railways of Havana—
98%
Texas Electric Service
Deb g 6a 2022 ser
1st & ref 5s 1956
k
A&C /
United Tel & Tel 5%s A1953 M&N
1st lien 6s ser B 1953—..M&N
United Traction (Albany)—
.
110%
1st ref 5s 1939 op......—J&J
1st & gen 5s 1960
J&J k 105
Wusccbester Elec—See 3d Av Ry.
Baltimore Traction Oo—
No Bait Dlv 1st 5s *42—J&r /
Cent Ry ext and imp 5s..1932
Extended to 1934 at 6% M&S /
1st & ref 6s 1956————J&D
Tenn Pow gu 5s 1962 opt—M&N
82%
Westchester Lt 1st g 5s '50-.J&D
West End St Ry—See Boston E)
r
6%s 1933 with warr
A&C
United Pub Utll 6s 1947 A—A&O
1st lien 5%s 1947 ser B—A&C
1st lien 6s 1947 ser O
A&C
Unit Rys & Elec (Baltimore)
1st consol g 4s 1949
M&S
1st con M 6s 1949
M&S
Income g 4s 1949 op *29—J&D
Inc funding g 5s 1936—.J&D
Bait Sparrows Pt & Ohes—
1st g gu 4%s 1953
F&A
86
1948—.-F&A
105
1st 5s 1959
J&J
Wayne United Gas 0%s '44.J&D /
93%
Union Water Service Oo—
98%
First lien 5%s 1951 ser A.M&N
Union Water Wks Oo—
/
4
1st lien 5%t 1942-—-M&8 If
114
Unit Elec Oo of N J 4s 49—J&D
United Elec Rys (Providence)—
68
Gen ref M 5s Jan 1951 ser A—
56
Gen ref M 4s Jan 1951 ser B.
United Elec Serv (Italy)—
Extl 1st s f 7s 1956 ser A..J&E
Ooll tr 6e 1942 ser A
10%
2
—J&J
106%
73
1st mtge 5s 1947 ser B...F&A
United Public Service Oo—
•
101
117
g
Certificates of deposit..
R>
Un Lt&Rys(Del)deb 5%s'52 F&A
United Power & Llgnt (Kansas)—
1st 6s series A 1944
...J&J
107
1st & ref 6s 1947 ser
Ele;
39—J&D
UidonPubServ(Minn)5«A 58J&D
Union Pub Ser (Del) 6s
United Lt&Rys'Me)6s A '52 A&O
deb 6s 1973.
-J&J
k 103 %
-J&D
Sweetwater Water 5% ' 62--A&0
Syracuse Gas g 6s 1946rJ9>. J&J
*
105%
-
„r
1968—.—-—-M&S
—M&S
1st M 4 His 1970
1st M 6s 1961
Byrac Rap Tr 1st g 5s
2d mtge g 6s 1930
O O cOTtH^-r.
109%
.
Philadelphia
1st s f g 5s Apr 1 '62 op 07 A&O
Suburban Lt & Pow 6s 1938.F&A
,
Oity & Sub 5s
Washington & Suburban Ooo—
Ooll trust 5%s 1941
M&S
Washington Water Power Oo—
Waterbury Gas Light Oo—
it
58%
Without warrants .
United Blum Oo New Haven—
107
1st 4s Feb 1 1940
F&A
United Light & Power Oo—
50%
Deb g 6%s 1974-—-—M&N
k
94%
1st 1 & consol 5%s 1959—A&t
46%
Deb k 6s 1975
-M&»
.
1938—-—-M&N
Utll 7s 1M6»I ..ASO*/
Oonv deb 6s
4%s
Union Ry—See Third Ave
Union Trac—See Phlla R T
6% conv notes 1935-.——A&O
Standard Power & L Oorp—•
Deb g 6s
»
Union
50
1951——F4cA
6s 1966
J&D
1954——--J«D
B— F&s
-A&O
1957
M&N
lat g 5%s 1954 serA———J&J
Blev RR—See N W
46
107%
103
1935——A&O
94%
Union El Lt A
Gen 58 series A
Gen
2
106%
Debenture 6s
93%
(Japan)—
Union Elec L & Pow of IUInote-
46
v
44
Spg Br'k Wat 1st ref 6s '05.A&U
Springfield (Mo) Gas A Elec Oo
1st mtge 5s 1957 ser A --J&D
Springfield Terminal Ry 7s 1942Standard Gas 4c Elec of Delaware
s
Genl mtge 5si 1967 ser
General 5s 1957
'
«»—«■
86
86
-M&Blf
Pow Oo of St
Guar
98%
105"
'
MgM /
-*AA /
84%
84%
7%s 1955
f 7s 1952—.
Ujigawa Elec Power
utMsf 7f 1945
46
Wash Ry & El g 4s 1951
J&D k 105
88
\nacost & Pot 5s 1949—.A&O
104%
1945 Ser
let M s f
84%
let tm 6 %s '37 with warr. M&N
Southwest Telep 6s B 1947-M&S
1st 6s series O 1947—....J&D
Oonv deb ser A 1932-—-.-J&D
6% g notes
1st l & ref 5%s
Bid.
Bonds
Ask.
105
1st & ref 5s Oct
95
82
......MAS
Klectrlo—
19M----A&0
A.M&?
Hydro-Elec Pow Oe—
94
Tyrol
Southwestern Public Service Oo—^
1st M s f 6s 1945 ser A
JAJ
Southwestern States Telep Co—
Bid. i.
Bonds.
Ask.
93%
Southwestern Natural Gas Oo—
1st s f 6s 1945
M&N
Southwestern Power A Light—
Deb g 6s 2022 series A
MAS
6s 1948
andjlnteresc^ex
possible
93
F&A
F&A
1st M 5s 1957 ser A
where marked "f" and income and defaulted bonds
^ cl0fllng day Qf th6 month prec6dIng the date ot iBJnie.
"and interest" ex
"and Interest" except
^
are as near as
Light & Pow Oo—
Southwestern
Debenture
are
are
all securities
Quotation#
1st M
ericas
price*
prices
83
UTILITY? BONDS
PUBLIC
JULY, 1935]
26
105%
pokers Ry—See Third Ave Ry.
105
108
103
PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS
84
Quotations for all securities are as near
Par.
Stocks.
Bid.
as possible for
Ask
the closing
day of tbe month preoeding the date of issue.
Bid
Par.
Stocks.
Ask,
| Chicago Rapid Transit—
PUBLIC UTILITY STK8.
Par
Alabama Power $7 pref
(t)
SO preferred
(t)
$5 preferred
(T)
Allegheny Traction—See Phila Co
Alliance Power, pref
100
Amer Cities Pow A light el A.25
: OlassB
................. 1
Amer DtaTel of N J com (t)
Preferred
........100
Amer A Foreign Pow com.....
735*
62
74%
65%
55
(7 Preferred.—....
f7 second pref series
—.......—
.(t)
SO preferred
.........(T)
Amer Gas A Pow SO 1st pref..(t)
American Light A Traction....25
Amer Power A Light com
(t)
SO preferred .............it)
Amer Gas A Blee com..
tVU* —m,
preferred...
S5
•U
■
.......
A** W
Amer Super ower
Amer'Wat
SO 1st
preferred
6% preferred-.——-—
Arkansas Natural Gas Oorp.—t
Preferred
10
Arkan A Me Paw 7% prsf
100
Arkansas Pow A Lt $7 pref_.(t)
preferred....
If)
Aasoclateu Gas A Elec com—.. 1
Common class A—
(1 j
Original preferred....
Optional warrants-...
7%
(preferred
7% preferred—
preferred
2
Baton Rouge Elec
100
—100
...
Co $6 pf—(t)
Beauharnois Power, com...—(f)
Bell Telephone (Canada).—.100
Bell Telep of Pa 0%% pf
100
Beverly Gas A Elec
25
Ingham Elec S7 pref
m
preferred
....
.(t)
Diriulngham Gas 16 pref—— (+)
Blackstone Val Gas A E pref.. 100
Blue Ridge Corp.............1
S3 cony preferred
....(f)
Boston Elevated BR com....100
Brazilian Tr Lt A Pow ord
(t)
Bridgeport Gas Light—.....it)
Bridgeport Hydraulic Cs—...20
Brit Col Pow Oorp A
ft)
9%
9%|
§?*
23%
(t)
Bread River Power 7% pref—100
Brockton Gas light Co vt c.. 25
3
Claas B
27
9%
97
A ord
6% preferred
Central Illinois Light 6%
...
100
35
X
—-JTJ
(T)
—1
100
6
ihtc City A Con com part ctfs.(t)
Pref partlcctfs—......... (t>
Ctfs of deposit
Ihlc Dlst Elec Generat S6 pref (t)
Nominal.
89
115g
ioi%
104
2%
2%
S
68%
j
94
55
(t
---—vi
Gas—..."."(tj
Power pref |7--
doutneru
95
65
44
83
78
28
32%|
64%
37
48,
4J
39
190
,
101%
92
20
27
88
< i
gr 5%
3%
43%
64%
ItrftL8?per5?*war
Debenture
rights
io90<
m
65""
2
6
,
77%|
42
.
ih%\
2%|
3%|
20%
17%
15
<*mmoo A(t)
%"nf50
(t)
pwf"l00
10d
5% % preferred—.........100
Kansas City Power A
Light—
1st pref SO series B
Oity Pub Serv
7% preferre
Mt
(+v
Jemey Cent Pow A Lt 7%
6% Prefaced
„
48%
(+)
OtU. 7% pref.. i«i
-
(t,
(t)
com..
52%
23
74
64,.
61%
117%
"I %
pref
100
Kansas Gas A Elec 7% pref—100
90
Kentucky Utilities. 6% pref—100
7% preferred
—100
Keystone Pub Serv S2.80 pref— t
70
26
Aausas Elec Pow 7%
99
46
Keystone Telephone—
7%
7%
20%
8%
8%
22
3,
143
81
P
3%
7%
59%
52%
4%
4%
14%
il*
(f)
12
13
%
84
36
50
46
35 convertible preferred
(t)
364 pref (With warrants)..u
30 preferred..—.........(f)
Essex A Hudson Gas—......100
.10]
warrants—.....
57
31
35
15
„(♦>
25"
23
13
15%
61%
2%
29%
62%
'■■■
29%
30
Kings uou8 7 % pref
loi
5% preferred
.—....101
Laclede Gas Light—. 10<
5% preferred............IlOO
Lake Sup Gist Pow 7%
pref..lOb
Lincoln Telep A Teleg com—100
Lindsay Lt.—See "Indus. Stocks"
Lockhart Power Co pref—......
Lout* ttiar 9m
Wp
.........
6% conv preferred...
6%% preferred
(t)
....100
100
Long isiauu lighting com....(T)
7% preferred
..........100
6% preferred
106
Los Angeles GAB Oorp, 6% pf 100
Louisiana Power A Light io pf (t)
Loulsv Gas A Eleo com cl A..(t)
Louisville Railway Co.100
Preferred. ...............100
Lowell Electric Light
.....26
..
Elec Co
—26
Mackay Companies 4% pref. .100
Maiden Electric Co
...—25
Manhattan Elev
Ry 7%
guar
25
100
20,.i
98%
77
14%
25,
i»
31%
185
8
7'i
93%|
97
5%|
90
101
,^i
3%
72
63
105
17%
3%
52
98
7
96
20
29
17%
Amerldep rets for ord shs—„£1
Marconi Wire—See Can Marcon
4»r*et St tt» 'San Franolscw/
iuti,
6% preferred
100
6% prior preferred........100
6% non-cum 2d pref erred.. 100
Mass Power A Light Assootat'n—
8%
...
Common
with
warrants......
Common without warrants....
T.
Preferred.
...
—........
Warrants..............
23
12
12%
75%
80
I FedStAPleasantVal—SeePhUaOo
f Without par value.
,
78%
Modified 5% guar..—
100
Marcon lnt Marine Oommuni—
36
k
50
Maiden A Melrose Gas Lt
30
24%
S4 preference
Lynn Gas A
63%
Falrm't Pk A Hadd Pass By—Set Phila R
42
Fall River Elec Light
.25
21
Fall River Gas Works........26
Ex-dlvldend.
)\
c_IIT""~l0(
Preferred
Jamaica Water Supp
7%
Jefferson Electric com
86
185
x
cam" (t;
Utllitlee A
SO preferred
109%
60
50
lot
Teiep A Teleg— (t
H
iutHrstate
108
77
93
—50
r Canadian price.
0%prefio6
S3.50 iweferred
„
(t)
Federal LightA Tr oom
Preferred (36)
/+»
Hydro-El Syst A....25
international
International
Olaw
Hi
Consolidated Gas
—.100
diinplre A Bay State Teleg....lot
Empire District Elec6%pf_—10<
Empire Gas A Fuel Oe pr8%.1(K
Preferred 7%
—...... lGf
64% preferred
—.100
6% preferred
100
Empire Power Oorp partlc etk.tt,
30 preferred——
...(t)
|Engineers Pub Serv oom
(t\
Option
prefllIioo
fl .75 preferred I.
109
104
99c
95
5
26
80
12
88
<t
Elec class A—
10<
(t)
Oonv pref S3.50 series
internal Ocean Teleg (guar)
91
85
62%
75c
8%
2%
2%
40%
6%
3%
86%
3%
;
international Ry v t
189
41
i'A
11%
72
Interstate Natural
54
nHl
11
185
SO preferred
El Paso Electric Co (Del)
Preferred series A 7% .....100
European
£iv
.
Internet Power Securities
61%
Preferred
87 %
113%
n
99%
B...(t)
RR com
L.|ght
.......
r
.......
ttlec
-IIII100
County Gas
Internet
99
100
preferred
i
r
77%
26
67%
40
116
Interboro R T vot trust
ctfg_.10(
51
188%
100%
103%
90%
26%
80
6% preferred
.....
lot
Indianap Pow A Lt 6 % % preflOt
Indianapolis Ry Oort c——.100
45%
38
25%
r
44
Ilium A Power Secur 1st
pref. 100
Illuminating Shares class A
Indiana Service Corp.—
113
Eliz
(without w arr) -100
k luast sale.
119
68
Ells A Trenton
A—.....(t^
....
47%
3%
116
76%
113%
112%
Eastern N J Pow 6% cum preflOO
East Shore Pub Ser* 6 4 % pf (t)
37
——100
ihlcago Rye partlc ctfs series i
Series 2..
100
Series 3
100
Series 4—
—
100
Hudson
49
Preferred B stock......... 100
36 preferred
Optional warrants
41%
6% pf— (t)
Central Pow A Light 7 % pref-100
Cent Pub Serv Oorp cl A.—...1
lent Pub I)til Corp
6% cum pref
r is
36
.............(t)
Light Oorp
~""~26
QestonvUle M A P—See PhllaRT.
Holyokt Water Power
10u
44%
...
105%
Cent Ohio Lt A Pow
Preferred—.—
Prior lien pref-—-antral states Eleo Corp
1 % oreferred
Haverhill
12%
115
Detroit Edison....—....100
Duke Power
—.100
105
107
pf—100
Vot trust ctfs common
lent A h w I) til com
46%
2%
...
Bier Power A
ler
qa
"
0% 1st preferred
CHtools Pow. A Lt.
6%
SO preferred.
Illinois North Utilities
__
14
-26
....
48
preferred
xdatlon"—IT."— 1
Association ........1
Class A full paid —......... 1
psld ———1
pf 100
(t)
Sl0Ctric L1«111
Hartford Gas com
Preferred
Havana Elec Ry cam
46%
112
35
Cent 111 Pub Serv SO pref
..(t)
Cent Indiana Power 7% pref-100
Central Maine Paw 6% pref—100
7% preferred
1M
Id»6o Po wer 7% pref
Elec Power
—.100
preferred—
«6H
Preferred
IIIIII 2ft
Hamilton Gas common v t
C—"(t)
51""
36 preferred
(f)
Cent Arkan Pub Sow Oorp
Cent Hud G A E com v t c
101
47
37 pref without warrants...(f >
36 preferred series B
(*)
oc
ft j
Eastern (J til Assoc com
Oonv stock
Edison Eleo Hlum (Boston)—100
Electrical Securities, 5% pref-100
Electric Bond A Share
Share
_(t)
_ .—
SO preferred
.
Name changed to
100
50
Can Hydro-El Corp 6% 1st pf 100
Canada Nor Pow com
(ti
Preferred
.....100
Canadian Marconi............1
oapltai Transit tWash. D 0)100
Carolina Pow a Light S7 pref ft)
Gold A Stock
Telep (guar)...ioo
Green A Coatee—See Phila R
T.
Green Mt Pow
Oorp So oref
(ti
Gr®enw|c6 WaterAGas
48
6% preferred
(t)
Dayton Pow A Light 6% pref 100]
Derby Gas A Elec 37 pref
(t1
Eastern States Corp com
_(t»
6% pf.100
States Util SO pref—...
S5.50 pref
Hackensack Water.
Eastern States Power Oorp—
Calif Water Ser* 6% Off
Canadian Gen Elec 7% pfd
7%
%
iJS*
Dallas Power A Light 7% pref 100
Adjustment stock
14'
£1
£1
Amer deposit rets 5% % pref £1
Calif-Oregon Pow 7% pref...100
6% preferred series of 1027-100
0 % preferred
100
-
65
preferred
.Georgia Power $0 preferred." (t)
Pms—See PblU RT
6% preferred
6% preferred
——.100
44 % prior preferred——.100
I Eastern Mass St Ry com—..loo
First preferred stamped..—100
Cable & wireless. Ltd
-
45%
Cumberland Oo(M«)P A Lt pf 100
Common
$1.60 prior preferred
25
$5 first pref.............—(t)
_
99%
7%
69%
Duquesne Light—See Phila Go—
East Coast Public Service v t c—
Eastern Gas A Fuel Aasoc's—
Brooklyn Edison
——.100
Bklyn-Mauhat Transit—.it>
S6 preferred series A——ft)
Bklyn A Qu^ns Transit com.it >
SO preferred..
——(t)
Brooklyn i nton Gas
...if)
Buffalo Niagara & East Power
Amer dep rec 7% %
Amer dep rec B ord
t\H
9j
9i_
9%
__
—
|Conn Lt A Pow 5%% pref——100
6%% preferred
...——.100]
•Connecticut Power
—26
Connecticut Ry A Lighting—-100
Preferred
—IOC
Cons Gas E L A P (Bait)—. < t
6% cum p*")f series D
—10C
54% prjVj/red series E
10C
5% prefwrrsd series A——100
Oonaofidawd Gas (N Y) cora__(t;
3%
$5 preferred
(T
127
Cons Trac of N J—See P 8 Oorp
117% Cons Trac (Pittab)—See Phila Co
Consumers Gas (Toronto)
100
Consumers Pr (Maine) pr 6%.100
6.6% preferred———100
35 preferred
(t)
I Continental Gas A Electric—
7% prior preferred
100
Oontlnen Pass Ry—See PhUa B T
I Cuban Telephone pref
100
com A .(t)
A—..1
S3
114%
7%
67%
....(t>
preferred...
^ankTdAS'thwark-seePhUaRT
(franklin Telegraph (guar)
100
Gas A Elec of
Bergen County. 100
Gen Elec Ltd see Misc Stocks
Gen l Public Utilities
97 pfd—It)
Wat Gas A Elec com
99
Common.
S7 first pref—...
100
Class A
...
..ft)
Associated Telep Utllcom A., (t '
SO pref with war..—... —
S7 pref
Atlantic City Eleo, 16 pref .
9%
59%
68%
Concord Elec Co 6% pref—
Common
Connecticut Elec Serv com.—(t)
Conn Gas A Cpke Sec pref
preferred
lnt bear allot ctfs
Assoc Telep Go Ltd 91.50 pf—(t)
Associated'! elp A Teleg (SO) pref (f)
Bangor Hydro Elec com
60
32
114
it)
* Power units—
ordinary stock
Gen Public Service
Oorp
(t)
$6 preferred
—it)
25
55
Community Water Ser com..—1
preferred
J^rel,55
(t)
7%
(t)
Preferred 8%.—1Z—II.
$6 cum conv pref aer A
$6 conv pref ser B
Gen Italian Edison Elec
Oorp—
22
36 preferred
...—...(t)
Community Power A LightFirst preferred 6%
...100
preferred
preferred
$7 preferred
(,,
Fitch burg Gas A Elec
Light—50
Amer sha for
|
...
(
...(
GeS> Gas A Elec (Del)
Preferred
(Commonwealth A Sou Corp comt
6%
%
1%
15%
16
0% preferred series A
100
62
5% preferred..——..——100
k
64
5% conv preferred-.--—-100
Columbus Delaware A Marlon
16
7% preferred
100
>99
Columbus Ry PAL 1st pf A 6%100
»
93%
Preferred ser B 0 % %
100
80
I Commonwealth-Edison Co—.100
1%
7 % pref
88
18%
Oolum G A El Oorp (Del) com (t)
100
(t)
3%
14
6% preferred
..........100
Cleveland Railway......——100
Certificates of deposit
...
Coast Co Gas A El 1st pref—100
- .
—
Appalachian El Pow
86%
1%
14%
1%
Telep—60
-t
Preferred
100
Cleve Elec Ilium common ....(t)
Oorp com —(t)
A Teleg
Wks A E~lec com
3
Bid.
1
A .(
£lorlda Power A Lt 97 pref
74
Citizens Traction—See Phila Co.
City Ry (Dayton. Ohio)..—100
First SO preferred
(t)
Preferred $6 series—.——(T)
American Telep
oom
97%
92%
85
7% preferred
1<
Citizens Gas (Indianap) com—25
Preferred
100
Citizens' Pass By—See Phil R T
|6 eum pref
Warrants
96%
87%
Preferred
100
Preferred B
.-10
Preferred BB
100
Cities Serv Pr A Lt S6 pf-——l
....
u
%
By——§0
ilnctn A Suburb Bell
Par.
com
$6 preferred
•0% preferred
%
'lor
preferred A———II*]
Prior preferred B
—.—100
Cincinnati <taa A Electric pref 100
Cincinnati Gas Transp—....100
Cine New A Gov Lt A Tree—100
Preferred
100
Jlntfnnatl Street
I Oltiee Service
Stocks.
Federal Water Service
Mass Utilities Associates v t c— 1
6% oonv partio preferred.—60
'Li
30c
10?..
19%
2c
1%|
26%
KK
Quotations for all securities
Pat
3 Stocks
Bid.
Memphis Natural Gas
-(f)
Memphis Power 4c Light 7% pf(T)
Metropolitan Edison Oo—
$7 preferred series B..
Bid.
103%
132%
El. 100
Pawtucket Gas pref
—100
Peninsular Telep Oe com...— (t)
Preferred
100
116
93
-100
6% preferred—-—-—-100
82%
102
104
96%
$6 cum pref without war—(1
Midland Ucll 7% prler lien—-10
f|
•% prlo llen
100
7% preferred class A
100
8% preferred class A
100
MUw. Klec. Rj. A Light—
97%
^
[
•'■■■
1
Penn Central Lt A Pew 85 pref(t)
—(t)
82.80 preferred
2
1
Warrants B —————
Penna Gas A Elec Oorp $7 pref (t)
3
20
r
f
96%
ill*
§ 97"
■*.
2 /
17%
118
42
67
68
110%
111%
42
45
117
109
25%
56% preferred stamped.—(t)
■5
3
Traction—
—60
Passenger
105
13%
92,,
82%
117
69
6%
60
15%
I-.,'4-4
7
49
65
60
88
12
.....
8uebec Boroughcommon.
Power GasAEI6%pfl00
(f)
ueens
69
60
Radio Oorp of Amer
—(t)
50
6% cum pref B
—(t)
Rap Tran St Ry—See P S Oerp.
Rhlne-Westphalla Elec Power—
7% cum pref A
40
...
43
2%
12
Amer shares
representing cornRhode Isl Pub Serv pref
(t)
114%
37
Class A
90%
98%
104%
(f)
Ohio Power 0% pref
101
Ohio Public Serv pref A (7%)-lw
.100
...
91
90
A Bridge 4% cuin pref
100
Ottawa Light Heat A Pew
100
Preferred
............100
Ottawa Traction .........—100
Pacific A Atlantic Tel (gu)—26
Pacific Gas A Electric—...—26
3
7
Rockville-WiH
80
..-26
26
Pacific Lighting Oorp com—ft)
Preferred (80)
——(f)
Pacific Pow A Lt 7 % pref—100
Pacific Pub Service—
Common non-voting
1st preferred
——.(
I!
St
24%
27%
25%
27,,
25%
34%
Water pwrf.166
Louis Pub Serv—
Common
......
86
93%
6
7%
12%
14
96
87
75
99
20
21%
J,*
97
37%
131%
40
90
79
98
38%
136
117
105
96%
42
107
37%
100
104%
88%
78%
38
38
102
108
90
80
15"
17"
31
12
33
20
64
65
6%
55
54%
28%
6%
55%
55%
17%
29%
50
96
108%
8%
100
97
7% Preferred.............(f)
Sangamo Electric com
(t)
104
98
98
"9%
109
105
100
20c
1%
15%
107
65
..100
110
111
101
104
40
San
Joaquin Lt A Power-^
7 % prior preferred
6%
1%
12%
30
: s
,VH'
i i
•
"-r;
.
'77
%'7'7:7
U'\
■'
:'!i-
''-I,:
■' V;
-7
7v->v77.. ;
7'
■v7,'-:77 :\\:i
■'V7^7'.7:7'
•
■}!
•
!-V
v'.i;L
l-;
.
Without par value-
rv
-v7V
•->
t
k Last sale.
it-Nominal,
r
Canadian inrlco.
x
(t)
Southern New Eng Telep..—100
Southern Union Gas com
(t) Jfc
12"
2%
81
86
100
90.-
118*
122*"
%
121%
92
i23%
10
93
12
38
;
39
Springfield Gas A Elec pref
Springfield (Man.) G L Oe vtc 2
Free stock
;
25
75
20
Springf (Mass) St Ry Cos pf—100
Standard Gas A Elec com..
(f)
$7 cum prior pref—
-—(f)
$4 cum preferred........
(f)
m
$6 cum prior pref
(t)
22
25
ilM
13*
111.
Standard Pow
d
Lt
A
Preferred
Swiss American Elec pref——100
Syracuse Ltg 0% preferred—100
0%% preferred
10<
8% preferred
100
Tampa Elec Oo
(t)
23"*"
k
4
10%
1%
v
com..—(f)
Class
20
11%
i
53
94
98
112
30
-
/.
23
18
55""
i
96
100
115
Tennessee El Pow 1st pr (7%) 100
72
31
73
7.2% 1st preferred..
100
1st preferred (0%)—.....100
5% cum 1st preferred—...100
Texas Power A Light 7% pref.100
0% preferred
(f)
64
66
58%
59%
Third
Avenue
63
89
2%
102
i/^i__100
0% preferred...
5% preferred
104
96
85%
95
100
100
Trl-State Telep A Teleg
Preferred
Twin City Rapid Transit..
84%
100
(t)
10%
3%
...10
(t)
.100
7% preferred
82
2
(N Y)
100
13th A 15th St—See Phila R T
roleao-Edlson pre/ A
90
81
tiy
20
7% prior lien
97%
103%
104%
100
Union El L A Pow (111) 0% pref
Un El L A Pow (Mo) 6% pf—100
7% preferred...
li"
21*
4%
(f)
United Oorp
S3 cumulative preferred
Ex-dlvldend.
100
108
100
Union Gas (Canada)..
Union Pass—See Phlla R T
Union St Ry (New Bedford)-.100
Union Traction—See Phlla R T
i
7%
3%
37%
(f)
(t;
Warrants...................
United Gas A Elec (Conn) pref*105
74*
United Gas A El of NJ 5% pf.100
57
United Gas
Oorp
com
.......(1)
vot_.
"
$5
Common
6%
com
14%
(t)
pref (non-vot)
United 111 Co of New Haven
cum
United Lt A Pr
a."
(t)
United Gas A Impt
103
(t)
97
1
(
A...——(f)
B_...
1%
—.(t)
1st pref
Utah Power A Light—
S7 preferred
cum.
.(f)
_
26
ft)
U tlca Gas A Electric 7 % pref 100
S0 preferred....
90%
83
(t)
Utilities Power A Lt CI A—.1'
2%
Non-voting common—(t)
2*
Class B vtc..—........l
7% cumulpref
Virginia Elec A Power
10
100
»
16 preferred
--(t)
Virginia Pub Serv 7 % pref.—100
6% preferred
100
Washington (D O) Gas
.20
Wash (D O) Ry A El com
106
100
—
Western Massachusetts Cos..(
Western Power Oo $7 pref
1<
Western Union Telegraph....100
West Penn Elec Co Class A._ (f)
7% cum preferred
0% cum pref
West Penn Power 7%
8
.
99
66
62
59
305
104
85
33%
95
34
64
74%
67
100
118%
10(
0% preferred-.
100
111%
West Phila Pms—See PhUa R T.
West Texas Utilities 56 pref.. (t)
39
Winnipeg Elec Co....
1.05
(t> r
Preferred
100 r
6%
Wisconsin Power ALlght 6%pfl00
43
7% preferred
100
46
Wisconsin Pub Ser Oorp7%pf 100
61
6%% preferred...
58%
Wisconsin Telep 7% pref
100
York (Pa) Railways Preferred.5(1
—
lov
pref
...
13%
100%
*100
Southern Indiana GAE 0%pf 100
25
21"
19
78
25
Washington Wat Pow 0% pf
44
97
Teleg (guar)
Preferred
24
102
Preferred
South A Atlan
fl pref series A
Warrants.
185
37
7% preferred series A
Sou Calif Gas Oo 6% pref
Southern Canada Power—
Southern Col Pow com A
Twin States Gas A Electrics
114
ft)
....
Preferred
102
64
r'-
si*
110*
prrer preferred
100
Savannah El A Pew
0% pref-100
35
100
......
26
105
6% preferred
—
15%
23%
First preferred (0%)
First preferred (6%%)
36
25
Lighting Co—
7 % preferred
102 %
r
8% preferred series D
—100
Rooh Telep 16%
pref—......100
Rockland Light A Power
10
_
t
(t)
Ridge Ave Pass—See Phila R T.
Riverside Traction
60
Preferred-—
...50
Rochester G A E 7% pref B. 100
0% preferred series O
..100
85
Oklahoma Gas A Biec 7% pf—100
Okie Nat Gas Oerp units
100
Omaha A Council Blutfs Railway
32
116
_
50
(t)
50
104%
95%
Common.,(f)
6% preferred—
100
7% preferred
100
Public Service of Okla 7 % pref 100
0% preferred
100
Pub Serv El A G 85 pref
(t)
Id Pr A Lt 10 pref
(t)
lor preferred
(f)
47
45
100
_
2
66
5
100
86 preferred
...(t)
Oensolldated Trac ef N J—100
Rapid Transit St Ry Ce
100
Be Jersey Gas A Elec Trac .100
Public Service Oe ef Ner 111.. 00
67
66
4
7% preferred
30
49
1
7% prior lien.....—.—100
62
62
42
6% preferred
1%
Northwest Bell Telep OHs pi-100
43
11
Public Serv Oerp ef N J——(f)
8% preferred
100
%
17%
48%
88%
100
18
35
14%
.100
pref. .100
5%% preferred
100
Power Oorp of Canada com—(t)
Providence Gas—
(f)
Public Serv ef Oele 7% pref—100
0% preferred
——100
5% preferred
100
Public Serv of Ind prior pf—-(f)
80 preferred———(t)
Public Serv. Oo. of N.H. 80 pl-(t)
101
Northwest Electric 0% pref—100
Preferred 7%
.—100
35
97
24
7% preferred..
100
14
92
30
38
8
Potomac Elec Pow 6%
100
2*
77
13
63
50
Postal Teleg A Cable 7% pf.100
Potomac Edison Oe 0% pref.100
Nor States Power (Del) com—100
113*
33%
20
Gray's Fy (825 pd)
West Phlla Pass guar
90%
100
35%
8
11
Phlla Traction—See PhUa R T.
Piedmont A Northern tty
100
Portland Gas A Coke, 7% pf—100
83
100
20
,30
3
25
5%% preferred series O-.
0% preferred series B
Southwestern Gas A El 7% pf.100
Southwestern Lt A Pr com A- .(t)
Preferred
(f)
43
3%
72
Lt
A
So Jer G El A Tr—See P S Corp.
Southwestern Bell Telep pref.100
45
Philadelphia Traction
—.50
Ridge Ave Pass (828 pd)
50
2d A 3d Sts Ry guar
—50
13th A 15th Sts Pass Ry
60
Union Pass (830 5-6 pd)
50
Union Traction (817% pd)—50
15%
bii% jreferred—......100
17
6*
34%
Pr
7% preferred
20
113
15%
Southern Nat Gas Oorp
10
12
Phil A
22
-
38"
58
5
8
—
87
Utility Sec— Oom_(f)
It)
—.100
North Continent Utll com
100
0% preferred-—-—---.-100
7% preferred.—
100
Nor Indiana Pub Ser 8% Dl-ino
| 8%
40
Hestonvllle M A F com——50
98
Nor Amer
0% preferred
31%
95
Preferred
60
Phlla City Pass Ry (822 % pd)50
Phlla A Darby Pass Ry
50
'
65%
Nsr Boot Ltg Prop com
Preferred—
...
Oltlsens
Consolidated Trac pref
50
Duquesne Light 6% 1st pf.100
Federal St A Pleasant Val—25
Monongahela Lt A Pr
50
Monongabela St By
.50
Phlla A Darby—See Phila R T.
Phlla A Grays—See Phlla R T.
Philadelphia Elec Oo com
(+)
85 preferred
(t)
Phila Elec Power 8% pref
25
Philadelphia Rapid Transit—60
7% preferred
-50
Oltlsens Passenger guar
50
Oontinen Pass By (629 pd)__50
Falrm't Pk A Haddlng n
50
Frandfd A Southward Pass.60
50
Green A Ooates Sts (815 pd).50
.
$7 preferred
It)
Allegheny Traction——60
62„
.
Northwestern Teleg (guar)
Ohio Edison 80 pref
d*
70%
32%
3
(t)
North West Utll 7% pref
11%
25
-.100
85
69
15
——It)
6%% pref—100
N Y Water Serv 6% pref.
100
Niagara A Hudson Pow ...... 10
Option warrants A
Option warrants B
North American Co com
——It)
0% preferred
50
North Amer Edison 80 pref— (t)
Nor Amer Gas A Elec A——it)
North Amer Light A Pow
,—.1
7% preferred
28%
26
83
107
(t)
0% preferred
24%
27%
25
(t)
101
German town
,
Utll pref
19}
23}
99
93
15%
oi:
Y Telephone
¥
23
67
South Calif Edison common
U1H
.—100
7% preferred
25
25
.25
Southeastern
Warrants
40
0% preferred—.......—100
New England Power. Oo. pref 100
New England Pub Serv com— (t)
87 prior preferred......—(t)
$7 preferred——
$0 preferred
(t)
86 prior pref
-(t)
New England Telep A Teleg—100
N Eng Wat LAP Aaso 0% pf-100
New Haven Water
50
N J A Had Rlv By A Fer pref-100
New Jersey Pow A Lt 80 pref (t>
New Orleans Public Service—
7% preferred
-— (t)
N Y Mutual Telegraph
25
N Y Power A Light Corp $0 pf it)
7% preferred
-—-—100
New York Railways Corp—
87 non-euro preferred
IT)
Preferred stamped—.......
N Y A Queens El L A t—
Common.- .......—..(t)
Northern N
88
20
86 cum pref
9
100
6 dividend ser
17 preferred prefA
74*
86
33
52
Somerset Un A Middlesex Lt.100
Southeastern Gas A Water A—(t)
66
29%
40
New Eng Pow Assn com—...(T)
N
72
31%
4%
pref--——100
15
21
29%
65%
r
100
100
.........
1
7%
Nevada-Calif Electric—
—
i
69
37
Mountain States Tel A Tel—100
Nassau A Suffolk 7% pref—100
National Power A Light com—(t)
80 preferred
Nebraska Power, 7% 1st pref-100
Common
37%
Pennsylvania Pow A Lt 87 pf- (t)
$0 preferred
—-—-—(t)
85 preferred
-—
(t)
Pennsylvania Water A Pow—(
People's GLftO (Chic)-.—-1.
Phlla City Paso—See Phila R T.
66
100
NY Steam Co—
94
63
Penna Gas A Elec Co 7% pref-100
Mountain States Power. com.(t)
6% preferred—
90
62
65
28
Heat A Power
New Eng Gas A Hi Assn—
Ill
Scranton-Spring Brook
Water Service 6% pf
(t)
Second Ave RR Oorp (N Y)—(t)
Sedaila Water pref
—100
2nd A 3rd Sts Ry—See Phila R T
snawlnigan Water A Power —it)
Sioux City Gas A El 7% pf—100
65
Participating class A
67 %
Missouri Pub tier 7% pref
100
Mohawk-Hudson Power lstprf(t
Second preferred
(t k
Newark Consolidated Gas
New Brunswick Light—
Ask.
110
stock.(f)
71
Mississippi Rlv Pow 6% pref-100
Preferred
9%
36%
Warrants.-.--————
68
49
99
Preferred
Bid
Stocks
Sierra Pac Elec
96
8%
Penn-Ohio Edison—
_
6% pref. series 1931——.100
Milwaukee Gas Light 7% pref100
Minnesota Pow A Lt 7% pf—100
$6 cum preferred—-100
Miss Power & Light 6% pref - - (t)
Monondahela L A P—See PhllaOo
Monongahela St By—See PhllaOo
Mori on-West Penn P 8 7% pf-25
Montreal L H A Pow, Oons-(t)
Montreal Telegraph—
40
Montreal Tramways, com
100
Par
Scranton Electric $6 pref—(t)
Ask.
101%
128%
Par
Stocks.
Ask.
'•■'.'■uj
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue.
Paterson A Passaic Gas A
(1
d
Middle Wen Utilities
are aa near as
Pacific Telep A Teleg
[
81*
(1
$6 preferred series O
7%
85
PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS
July, 1935]
"I*
40
'6%
45
4
48
"
62%
60
116%
1
"Industrial and Miscellaneous Securities" we include all issues which do not appear
headings, namely "Railroads" and "Public Utilities." In the case of stocks, however, we
put "Textile Manufacturing," "Insurance," "Mining," "Real Estate and Land,"
"Title Guarantee and Safe
Deposit Companies" under separate heads, then follow with the rest of the "Industrial and Miscellaneous."
Under the heading
under the previous two
NOTICE.—All bond prices are "and interest" except where marked
Bid.
Bonds.
INDUSTRIAL AND
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.
Abbotts Dairies deb 6s 1942.M&8
103 %
Abltlbl Pow & Paper—
1st M 5s 1953 fler
Ask.
104
_
27%
27%
A——J&D */27
Certificates of deposit...
Abraaaui ac dsraai lno—
..
.
/ 26%
104
warr.-A&O
Deb5%e 1943 with
4s 48-MAS
Adams Exp coll tr g
Coll tr g 4s 1947
102
65
48
6s '52-J AD
------
101%
101%
102%
103
66%
53
80
10
Albany Perl Wrapping Corp—
1st M coll tr 6o 1948—---A&O
Alberta Pacific Grain 6s. 1940 J&J
15
F
Alpine Montan Steel Corp—
M&S /
1930-M&S
Amalgamated Phos 6s 1936.F&A
s
Amer Aggregates Corp—
..
Deb 6s 43 ser A with war.F&A
Without warrants—
New 3-6s 1943
f
f
107%
101%
——
:-5
45
45
45
Amer Colortype 6s 1942-—-F&A
Amer Oyanarald deb 6« 1042-A&O
Amer Dept Sts (Pa) 6s *48—J&D /
Amer Ice Co deb 5s 1953J&D
Amer IG Ohem Corp—
M
Oonv deb 5%s 1949 ——MAN
Amer International Corp—
J&D /
5%% notes 1936
80
103%
85
102%
30
85
102%
34%
87%
110%
110%
93%
93%
_
Oanv 5%s 1949
—J&J
Am La France & Foamite—
Am Lime & Stone 7s
102%
1942—A&O
Meter 6s 1946--—J&J
American Piano 6s 1935
M&N
Amer Radiator deb 4%s "47 M&N
American Rolling Mill—
Sinking fund deb 5s 1948—J&J
5% conv notes 1938
M&N
10-yr conv deb4%s 1945—M&S
Amer Sales Book 6s 1939—A&O
Amer Seating conv 6s 1936—J&J
Amer Service deb 6%s 1934..J&J
6e ser A with ware 1944—J&J
Amer Smelt & Ref 5s 1947—A&O
Am Tobacco deb 4s 1951—F&A
6s 1944
Amer Type Fdrs deb g 6s *37-M&N /
Deb gold 6s 1939
M&N /
Deb goid 6s 1940 ctfs .—A&O /
Amer Wire Fabrics 1st 7s '42M&8
American
Amer Writ Paper 1st 6s 1947 J&J /
/
Certificates of deposit.—
Amoskeag Mfg 6s 1948——J&J
Anglo-Chilean Cons NitrateDeb 7s 1945
M&N /
Antllla Sugar Estates—
1951——J&J f
6% notes 1951——J&J f
25%
26%
101
101
105"
97%
98
102%
102%
102%
96%
97%
101H
106
120
37
37
37
87
101%
39
92
25%
23%
26
25
50
53
10%
11%
income
10
13
13
Armour & Co of Delaware—
A
J&J
Co—Real estate 1st
gold 4%s 1939 opt---—J&D1
Armstrong Cork deb 5s 1940. J&D
Arnold Print Wks 6% % *41-A&O
Asbestos Corp (Can) 5s '42--J&J
Associated Mtge Co 2-6%—1953
Associated Rayon 5s 1950 —J&D
Associated Simmons Hardw Cos
6%% gold notes 1933
J&J
All Gulf & W Indies SS lines1st M 5%s 1943 ser
105%
105%
104
104
67%
43%
44%
Atlanta Laundries 6%s w w 1943.
1937—J&J
107%
Oonv deb 5%b 1943--—-M&N
Autocar Co. 1st 7s 1937
M&N
79%
Atlantic Refin deb 5s
Atlas
6s
profit share deb 1956—Q-J
Berkey & Gay Fura 6s
.1941
Betb'm St 1st 1 & ref 5s '42.M&N
Purch money 5s 1936
J&J
74%
1943—F&A
Oolo Indus 1st 5a A & B 1934 F&A
Oemmander-Larabee Corp—
lat mtge 6s 1941
J&J
7% notes w w 1936
J&J
Oomm'l Invest Trust Oorp—_
Col Fuel & Iron s f 5s
_
87
121
74%
11
86
103
56
105"
107%
104%
102%
96
Eastern Dairies 6s May 1 1949—
Eastern Mfg 7s ser A 1938—J&D
Elec Rys Eq Sec Co—
7% notes
32
98
18
87
34
98
97
26
6
1931—7——J&D /
29
9
66%
81%
-F&A
1st 17%s 1966 ser B
F&A
1st I 7s 1967 ser O
M&S
Evans Auto Load'g deb 6s'38F&A
iCveriaatik, Inc 1st 7s 1937-M&N
Fabrics Finishing Oorp—
1st m conv s f 6s 1939—-J&J
s
f 6s 1948
ser
102
74
/
10
103%
101%
A&O
103%
94
20-year deb 6%s 1948—A&O
Farmers Mfg Oo 7s 1943
M&S .26
104%
109
110
Farmers Nat Mtge Inst 7s '63A&0
Fay (J A) & Egan 6s 1943
Federal-Hygienic Ice Refrig—
—
101%
78
jr 43
102%
27
45
103
102%
6s series A 1941—
6s series B 1941
Federal Sugar Ref 6s 1933—M&N
Flat s f deo 7a 1940
J&J
Finland Residential Mtge Bank
s f 6s stamped 1961——M&S
100
67
54
42
/
F&A
Corp—
A
52
f.
104
H
1
90%
2
94
99
Firestone Cotton Mills 5a 48M&S
102%
92
Firestone Tire & Rub of Calif—
8f 5a 1942
.M&S
103%
92
First Bohemian—See Boh G1 Wks
90%
90%
90
87%
92
89
87
89
Oonv g 6%% notes 1946.A&O
Follansbee Bros 5s 1947——J&D
Foreign Power Secur Corp—
103
Flour MUIb of America Inc—
89
87%
,
39
103%
101%
**11*
86
66%
'83%
/24
-
66%
84
24%
84
lat col tr conv 6s 1949 ser A J&D
Fox Film Oorp deb 6a 1930&A&O
Framerfcan Ind & Dev Oorp—
Deb 7%s 1942
—.J&J
Francisco Bug 7%s 1942.M&N15
Franklin Oo Coal 7a 1951
J&J
78
111
111%
41%
86%
31%
103
...
/
,5
47%
Fraser Co 6s Jan 1 1950—.-—.'
French Nat Mall SS Lines 6a '52
Frlck-Reld Supply 6a 1943 -J&D
Gair (Robt) income notes 6s 1972
148
48%
154
98%
90
104%
Gannett Oo deb 6a 43 aar A.F&A
Garlock Pack Oa deb 6a '39. A&O
101
87%
33%
109
.109
/ 35%
92**
105
105
Gelsenklrchen Mining Co—
M&S */ 65%
6-yr 6% notes 1934
Genera] American Investors Inc—
Deb 5s 1952 ex warr
F&A
101%
103%
F&A
103%
J&D
Gen Amer Transports System—
Eq tr 4%s 1936-'40 (yr)..M&S b 425
67
102
General Amer Tank Oar Oorp—
13
15%
pd)1939 J&J
9
Oonsol Textile lat 8a
Oonsol Coal 4%a 1934
W*
33
34
103"
89%
63
100%
65%
101%
Equip 4%s 1942
Eq tr 4%a 1935-45
3.50%
88%
General Bronse deb 6s 1940M&N
Genera] Cable Oorp—
lat mtgesf 5%a 1947 ser
104%
104%
88%
A.J&J
106
Gen'l Elec 3%a 1942 opt.—F&a
Gen Elec (Germany)7s 45.J&J15
Deb 6%s 1940
J&D
Deb s f 0a 1948
M&N
Jen Rayon deb 6s 1948 w w. J&D
General
Refractories Oo—
1st M Income 6a w w *38_M&S
Without warrant#
—
1940—F&A
Gen Stl Cast 1st 5%8 '49 w w J&J
Gen Steelwares 6s Nov 1 1952—
Jen fheat Eq deb 6s 104O-A&O
u*
103%
10%
Certificates of deposit—
Gen Vending 6a 1937
—F&A fk 1
fk 11
Certificates of deposit
.
1938 with ware-M&N
Credit Service 6s 1948—
——
Orowell-Oollier 6s 1939 ——
Crowley, Mliner & Oo—
Deb s f 5%s 1937..—-—M&N
Crown Cork & Seal Os. Inc—
20-year sink fund 6s 1947—J&D
Deb 5%s
111%
38
F&A
Dormer Steel 7s 1942
J&J
Driver Harris Co—
1st mtge sink fund 6s 1942. J&D
Eastern Car Co Ltd 6s 1952.J&J
Eastern Cuba Sug 7%s '37 M&S
Fairbanks Merae & Os—
Sink fund deb 5s 1942
Famous Players Canada
Credit Alliance Oorp—
110%
104%
f 5%a 1948 ser A
99
98%
85
Crane Oo 6% notes
83%
♦ 91
97
104
'55—M&S
1936.A&0
16
91
104
1942—J&D
21
34%
113%
s
106
103
107%
Oonsol Paper Oorp 5%s 1961
Oonsol Publishers. Inc--
14
18
103"
lat
26
103%
105
European Mtge & Invest—
67"
9
5% %notes'37(Ampartctf)M&N / 39
Commonwealth Subsidiary Oorp 1001
Deb g 5%a 1948 ser A. M&S
102 J
Oonley Tank Car eq 5%s 1935-39
104
Connecticut Coke 6s 1948-_M&8
Connor Lumb & Land 6s '41 M&N f 45
Consolidated Laundri
16
'
42
22
102%
..
Dominion Textile 4%s
Donnacona Paper—
Ernesto Breda 7s 1954
12
Oommers-und Pri vat-Bk(Germ'y)
Oonsol Mach Tool 7a
'
Empire Oil & Refg Co—
1st & col tr 5%s 1942...A&O
_
1949---—-F&A
28%
Empire Lumber 6s 1945—
Lumber 6s to 1940-
Ooilateral Bankers. Inc—
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
103
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co—
Deb a f 6a 1949 ser A
J&J 2
6s series B 1949.
...J&J
1st
Chesapeake Oorp—
Oonv col 15a 1947 ——M&N15
Conv col 5s 1944
J&D
Chic Jet coll tr ref g 4s 40—A&O
Coll trust ref 5s 1940
A&O
Chic Pneumatic Tool CoDeb sf 5%a 1942
a&o
Chicago Stock Yards 5s 1961 A&O
Ohllds Co deb 5s 1943
A&O
Chile Copper Oo deb 5s 1947-J&J
Clearfield Bit Coal 4s 1940—J&J
Small series B
—J&J
102
65%
„
83
J&J
14
41%
40%
101
1st g 5s 1940
-M&N
Baragua Sugar Estates—
Non-cum Inc deb 6s '47— J&J / 33
104
Batavlan Petrol 4% s gu 1942 J&J
Bates Valve Bag Oorp—
89
Deb 6s x-warr 1942——F&A
Bay way Terminal—
1st m 6 His 1946————J&J
Certificates of deposit..-.
Beattie Sugar 7%s 1943
J&D
Bedford Pulp & Paper 6%s 1942—
Beecb Creek C & O 5s '*4—J&D
Beneficial Indus Loan Oorp—
Oonv deb 6s 1946—-—--M&S
Beneficial Loan 8oc6sB 1939 Q-J
J
1941--J&D
opt—M&N
1st & ref s f g 5s 1950.—J&D
Certificates of deposit.
Consumers Co 1st 6s 1946---J&J
Container Oorp 1st 6s 46-J&D15
Deb 5s 1943 with warr_.J&D
Continental Roll & Steel Fdy—
1st M conv a f 6a 1940..—J&D
Copley Press 5%s 1943——F&A
Corporation Securities Or>—
5% serial notes to 1935..M&S
Oosgrove Meehan Coal 6%a -1945
71
Baldwin Locomotive Works—
6s with warrants 1938
Without warrants—
Cespedes Sugar 7%s Sept 1 '39
118%
JA.t
lh4fl_
Equip trust 4%s Mar 1 '36-'37
,
/ 82
StttYds
9%
9%
51
Equip trust 4%s June 1 '37-'40.
Elk dorii Coal iut 6»t» 1931.J&D
118
73
6%s series A 1939
J&D
Central Steel 1st 8a 1941—M&N
Oertaln-teed Prod Oorp—
Deben • f 5%a 1948
M&S
tin
A*
49
31
106
J&J
5a
7 %■ ext (stmp 10 %
Plywood Corp—
38%
105%
117
1955
M&S
70%
Canadian Vickers 6s Aug 1 1947Oapital Administration Corp
—
Deb 5s series A 1953
J&D k 100%
Carthage Marble 6%s 1942
/ .\0A
Cedar Rapids M & P 5a 1953-J&J , 112
Oelotex Co deb 6s 1936
M&N / 60
guar
6%% notss April 15
41%
1959——J&J
100
66
Oonv deb 5%a
&
\lH
Paper—
1949
Canadian Nat Steamships—
6a
/
,
M&S
Dsdge Mfg 1st 7s 1942
J&J
Dold (Jac) Pack 1st 6s '42.M&N
Dominion Canners 1st 6s '40 A&O
Domln Goal 5s 1940 ———M&N
104%
101%
101%
65%
1st M
Clover Valley
39
39
65
106
—
10
Coll tr g 5s Jan 1
Canadian Internat
Odateaugay Qre & Iron—
Guar gold 4s 1942
104%
Income deb 6s
Armour
A&O
to*
Canadian Copper Ref. 6s May '45
Canadian Cottons 5a 1940—J&J2
25-yr
1940——
ftuo
44
83%
105
102
J&D
104%
103%
'
104%
A&O
103%
Deutsche Renienbank—
Farm Ln s f 6s Oct 15'60 A&015
57
89'
15
104%
103%
98%
37%
uenver
100%
42
104%
100
Detroit Times serial 6s 1935.M&S
93
serial 6s 1936 to 1943
M&S
Deutsche Bank (Berlin)—
6% notes (Am part ctfs)—M&8
Stamped (Mar '33 coup on) *35 1 64%
82%
Can Cement 1st 5%s 1947-M&N
Canada SS L deb 5s '43.F&A15
Couh
41%
73
13%
j ii*
mtge 6s 1963
101
100J
100>
Certificates of deposit-.
Deep Rock Oil 7s 1937
97
—F&A
Canada Bread 6s 1941
1st
42
101
Canadian Canners Ltd 6s 1950—
American Beet Sugar Co—
6s extended to Feb
63
-F&A
f deb 5a 1939..
1st & gen m 6° 1941 ser A
106
40
40
40
W
M&S
Oamaguey Sugar 7s ctfs 1942
Canada Biscuit 6%a 1946—M&N
Ofeuad
104
A&O
f 7s 1937
107
93
a
106%
52
49
15-yr s f extl 6s 1940_.
-J&J
Burns & Oo 5%s June 1 1948
Bush Term 1st 4a 1952—
A&O
Cons g 5a Jan 1955
J&J
Bush Term Bldga let. 5e *60_A&O
Butler Brothers 5s 1936
F&A
5s
1945
F&A
Oonv
103%
126
70
Burmelster & Wain (Copenhagen)
By-Products Coke Oorp—
1st M 5 %s 1945 ser A
M&N
California Packing Oorp—
Cons deb 5a 1940
----J&J
Calif Pet deb 5%s 1938
M&N
94%
91^
102%
/
5
103
Amalgamated Sugar Co—
1st
1st 5%s 1950 aerB
Budd (E G) Mtg 6s 1938—F&A
87
11
86
124
A&O
M&S
Butterick Pub 6%s 1936
8
106
40
39
-.J&D
M&S
45
f
»%
Algoma Steel 1st 5s 1962—-A&O
Allied Packers deb 6s 1939—J&J
'
1st M A eoll tr 8s 1939.
-J&J
Allied St's Corp deb 4%s '50 A&O
Allls-Ohalmers Mfg Oa—
102%
Deb gold 5s 1937
M&N
Amalg Laundries 6%a
British Amer Oil 5s 1945
10
105
100 \
Cuban Amer Sugar 8s 1936-M&S
Cuban Tobacco 5s 1944
J&D
Cudahy Pack s f 6s 1946—J&D
Sink fond deb g 5%s 1937 A&O
De Bardeleben Coal
Oorp—
Ask.
104
Deb 6s 1940 with ware
M&S
>ndble Steel Oo deb 5*40 .Man
68
103
Boston Wharf 1st 4s 1941
A&O
7%
Botany Consul Mills 6 %a '34 a&O ♦/
/
6%
Certificates of deposit.
Bridgeport Brass—
Oonv deb 6%a 1939
42
By-Prod 6s 1955--JAJ
Ala Cons Coal & Iron 5s 38 M&N
Alabama Mills lst6%s "43 A A AO
Alabama
1st ■ f 7s 1955
Aluminum Co debs 5s 1962.M&S
Aluminum Ltd s f debt 5s '48-J&J
100%
93%
100%
100%
101%
A&O
5s-5%s 1940-1942———A&O
5%s April 1 1943-1945-----Advance Bag A Paper
Aeolian Co 6s 1937-
Boston Sand & Gravel 7s 1934
Boston Term Co 3%a 1947-F&A
Bid.
Bonds.
Crown Willamet Pap 6a '51-J&J
Crown Zellerbach Oorp—
97%
Brown Oo 1st 5%a 194b
Corp
Ast.
101
.J&J
F&A
93%
91%
...JAD
Addressograph-Multigraph
3s-3 %s-4s 1936-1938
4%s April 1 1939
104%
103
93
Acadia Sugar 6s 1946-------
Bid.
Bonds.
Bohn Alum & Brass 6s '38
tiorden Mills 1st sf 6s—
Ext at 6 % % to 1934
and income and defaulted bonds.
day of the month preceding the date of Issue.
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing
102
f
51
IIQ ICO
55
60
1
•
1
1
Georgia Marble 1st 6s 1950-M&N /
German Atlantic Cable 7s 1945.
/
German Bldg & LandBk 6%s 1948 /
32
31
108%
104%
134%
Purcb money 6a
134
Fann-Mary
-
105%
30%
106
104%
1998 Q-Feb—
Steel 5a 1937.J&J
/ This price includes accrued interest.
t Called Nov. 1 at 102.
ft Basis.
k Last sale.
n
Nominal.
♦ Negotiability impaired by maturity.
t Called Aug. 15 at 102.
July, 1935]
INDUSTRIAL
MISCELLANEOUS BOND"
&
87
NOTICE—All bond prices are "and Interest" except where marked
and income and defaulted bond
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month
preceding the date of Issue.
Bondi.
Gillette
Safety
Bid.
Ask.
Bonda.
Razor—
Debentures 5s 1940
A&O
Glen Alden Coal M s f4s'65.MAS
1st fntBp
87%
oitdden Oo 5%% notes '39-J&D
Globe Wernicke 6s Oct 1 1944-j—
♦sbel(Ad'f)6%% '35
105"
103
74
MAN */ 82
Godchaux Sug 1st s f 5s '47
M&N
^
100
Hope St 3c Ir Wks (Germ'y)
S f g 7s Oct 15 1945—A&016 /
Geodrlch (B F) 1st 6%s 1947-J&J
Deb g 6s 1945
J&D
Gsodyear Tire & Rubber—
1st mtge coll tr 5s 1957--MAN
lOi"
37%
Haulrt Coupler 1st 1 6s
38%
108%
98%
Kirby Lumber 6s 1938-.-JAJ1«
Ksbolyt Oorp 6 Ha 1943
MAS /
Koppers Gas A (Joke Oo—
1st A ref 5s
st A ref 5s
101%
34%
14
100
101
AAO
floiland-Amer Line 6s '47-MAN /
14
HolHngshead (RM) Oo 7s *38 FA a / 18
102
Holly Sugar 6s 1943—.... AAO
Hood Rubber 7b 1936
J&D
100%
Ooav 6%% g notes 1936AA01K
100
Hooker Electrochem 6s 1953 JAD
102 %
7s series A 1947
JAJ
107
102
82"
96 %
10-yr sec s f 5%e 1940—MAN
Hudson Bay Min A Smelt 6s 1935 A 100
**uds»n Goal 1st 5s 1969 4—JAD
40
Hud Riv Day Line 6s '39— MAS
33 %
Hud Riv Nav 1st 6%s 1951 MAN /
9H
Hungarian Disc A Exch Bank—
35-yr • f 7s 1963
JAJ / 39
Hungarian-Italian Bank Ltd—_
Sinking fund 7%s 1963—AAO / 36
Hygrade Food Products Oorp.
59 %
1st A ref 6s Jan '49 A
AAO
6s 1949 series B..
.—JAJ
Ice Service 1st 6%s 1935
JAD
21"
103
102
55
102
1st 6Ms 1939
JAD
Ideal Cement Oo deb 5s *43-JAJ
Illinois Steel deb 4Mb 1940—AAO
106%
38%
Ilseder Steel mtge 6s 1948—FAA
102
independent Brewing 6s *56 JAJ
Indiana Ice A Fuel 6%s A 1947—
67
11
6s 1952—MAN
Inland Steel 1st 4 Ms 1978—AAO
1st m • f 4mb 1981 ser B—FAA
Interlake Iron Oorp—
1st m 5s 1951 ser B
MAN
Internal Agricultural Oorp—
1st A coii tr « f gold fie 1932
<nc
106%
105%
Stpd Oct 1931
110
96%
45%
Stamped modified coup on....
Certificates of deposit..
Manhattan Iiefrig 5%s 1941 JAJ
Mrrs Tr Oo ctfs of partlc in a
NT a mm A Son 6s
1943— -JAD
tntertypo Oorp deb 5 Hi '42.JAD
102%
104
107
JAD
94
104
13"
105%
23
23
23%
64%
93
100%
65
Kalamazoo Veg Parchm 6s 1938
102%
aarst&dt (Rudolph) Inc—
1st 6s 1943 wltn Am shs.MAN / 40
Certificates of deposit
f 36
6s stamped 1943
/ 29
Kaufman Oeot Stores Sec Oorp—
Coltr fi%% notes 1936—-FAA
Csith (B P; Oorp 6s 1946..MAS
Kelly Springfield Tire 6s '42. A&O
6s stamped 1942
/
Kelsey Hayes Wh'l 1st 6s *48 JAJ v
98
80%
77%
77%
97
000
104%
105%
80
93%
Prop—see "Real Esta te
Metropolitan Wat Sew A Drain-
W
46 J
100
MUler A Lux Inc ist M os'eo AAO
7% gold notes 1935
AAO
Minnesota A Ontario Paper Oo—
1st 6s series A 1945
AAO
MAS
Monon Uoal—See Chic Ind A L
Monroe Goal Mining 6s 1947
Monsanto Chemical Works—
1st ■ f 5%s 1942
MAN
MontecatinT
(Socleta
Gen
Ind
Minerarta. Ita|y>deh 7t *37 JAJ
Montreal Ooke A M
5%s 1947—
■ t 4h«
971
1035
J&J
96
107%
45
42
100
81%
77%
99""
15
15
87
103
81%
91
104%
104%
68
68
7l"
68
71
8
k
9%
2
.
108%
91
104%
99%
24
AAO
'
'
oi-FAA
notes 1938
aao
N Y Evening Journal—
1st m A coll tr 6%s
1935..JAD
1st m A coll tr 8%s
1936..JAD
A coll tr 6 %s
1937..JAD
105%
103%
51%
55"
16
26
105%
103%
30"
50
67
55
67%
54%
52%
100
101
101
8
88%
83%
'
40
J&D
Oswego Falls Oorp 6s 1941. JAJ
0t]8 Steel 1st 6s 1941 ser A.MAS
Certificates of deposit
Oxford Miami Paper 6s 1947.FAA
84
88
88
75
Pac Coast Oement 6s A
1942.JAD
Pacific Coast Oo 5s 1946
JAD
58
Pac Coast Steel
Oorp 5s to *40 JAJ
Palmer Oorp of La 1st
6s1948J&D
Pan Amer Pewol Oo
(of Oailf)—
lsS,co?,l8 f 68 1940—JAD15
1
tly>
103 %
*/ 41%
Certificates of deposit
Panhandle oorp—
40%
2-yr 6% notes Mar 15 *34 M&815 /
29ZL!,l* 6* 1947
- - -
10
"
- -
-
"
s
f 6s 1936—JAD
98
,
Parker-Young 1st 6 %■ • f *44 FAA /
Parmelee
Transportation Oo—
conv
13
deb 6s 1944—
..AAO
Paterson Parch Pap 6s 1938 J&D
Pea body Coal Oo
(Oonsol Oo) —
1st ■ f 5s 1953 ser A
MAN
Penn Mary Coal 5s
1939—.AAO
101
68
102%
Penn Mary Steel—See Beth
Steel
lit ra s f 6s 1941 ser
A.MAS15
Penn Dock A Warehouse Oo.
L'hold s f 6s 1949 w
W...FAA
88%
Certificates of deposit...... /
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Oorp—
1st M s f 6s 1952
Penn Greyhound
Lines, Inc—
5% % notes 1936
AAO
BB '35-40
PhjUa A Bead O&tlfis 1970—J&j
101
Don* deb 6s 1949
MAS
Phillips Petroleum Oo—
8lnk fund deb 5%s 1939.. JAD
Pickering Lumber 6s A '40..M&N
P erce Butler A Pierce
6%s *42Pillsbury Flour Mills 6s 1943 AAO
Pine Hill Collieries 1st
6s 1942...
Pirelli Oo of Italy con 7s
'52MAN
Plttsb Brewing 6s Feb 4
'49..JAJ
Pittsburgh Coal Oo—
Sinking fund deb 6s 1949 -F&A k
Pittsburgh Screw A Bolt Oorp—
Deb s f g 5%s 1947
JAD
Pitta Steel 6 f 6s 1948
FAA
1st
•
—
106
.JAJ
102%
59%
38%
102%
14
12
107%
13
98%
103
106
97
94
f g 5s 1947 opt—
93%
MAN
Pocahontas Oonsol Collieries—
1st gold 5s 1957
97
op.
JAJ
Pocahontas Oorp 6s 1943
98
Poor A Oo 6s
1939
102%
A&O
Port Arthur Canal A Dock—Bee
RK.
Oonv 6s 1942
.JAJ ,
51%
Potrero Sugar 7s 1947—M&N15 /
58
Pressed Steel Oar 5s 1933
JAJ */45
Oonv deb 5s 1943
f 38
J&J
Price Bros A 00 1st 0s '43 A.F&A /
Certificates of deposit.
/
Protestant Church of Germany—
.
7s
100
93
Goal
1946
.
.
AAO /
93
93
29
95
100
1 •
•
52%
46%
41
96
96
32
101
102%
10-yr 5H% s f notes '87..FAA
10-yr s f5% % notes '40—M&S
Purity Bakeries 5s 1948
JAJ
101
101%
93%
101%
102
94%
Quaker City Cold Storage—
1st 6s a f 1951
—MAN f 26
28
Oonv deb 6%a 1941
.MAN /
2
4
Radlo-Keith-Orpbeum Oorp—
Part paid ctfs (for 0% deb and
common stock)
65% paid
/ 54
Debenture gold 6s 1941—J&D
45"
V 35
Railway Express Agency Inc~
Serial 5s '36-'38
(s-a)—.MAS a 100% to 109
100%
101%
102
Series
5s
'39-*49
f»-a)
.MAP
a
109
to 111
Ramapo Ajax Oorp 6%s '42 M&S
99%
Reliable Scores Oorp 6s '37 A&O
100 ■
Reliance Mgt Oorpfts 1954..FAA k
91
Remington Rand. Inc—
Deb 5Hs 1947 with warr.MAN
102%
'
—
25
'
9%
J8X
1/%
.
Prov Paper Ltd 5%s 1947—M&N
Pure Oh 00—
99%
15
6
99
Porto Rlcan Amer Tobacco—
111%
12
50
23
(jregon-Am Lumber t)a 1942AAU
Oriental Devel Oo Ltd—
Extl deb 6s 1953
MAS 15
Extl deb 5%s 1958
MAN
Pittsnurgh-Westmoreland
FAA
1st;coll mtge s f 4s June 1 1965.
Nat Union Mtge 2-6s ser A
1954—
New Engl Laundry 6s
1936
New Niquero Sugar 7s
1937
N Y Dock Oo—1st
g 4s
m
103%
103
..**&8
Certificates of deposit
5s 1946
National Steel Oorp—
1st ■ f 5s 1956
1st
15
by.
Nat Food Products
3-6*'44 MAN
Nat Indust Bankers 6s
1959
Nat Radiator 6%s 1947
„Serial 5%
92
13
13
3
—
35
49
13
£
Hs 1938 1 35
Nast (Conde) 6%s Dec
15 1937—
85
Nat Acme Oo 1st 6s
1942...JAD
98%
Nat Dairy Prod 5%s 1948
.FAA
104
National Distillers Products—
10-yr deb 4%s May 1 '45.MAN
99%
National Fire Proofing Oo—
f 5Hs 1947
;03
77
Namm (A I) A Sun—Bee
Mfrs Tr Oo.
Nassau (Ger) Landbank 6
s
ova
_
Penna Tank Line
eq 5s
75
Mtge-Bond Oo 4s ser 2 *68- AAO
* 1933MAN
5%s series 16 1940
.MAN
Munson
Steamship Line—
Dek
—.
48
90
j
au.JAJ
Secured 6s 1937.
Deb
35
102%
JAJ
MAN
5-yr0% notes 1931
98%
28
81
Midvale Steel A Ordnance—
Oonv s f 6s 1936...
M&S
MUler A Hart Inc deb 6s '43.J&J
6Hs 1937 with
warr.AAO
Murray Body 6%s 1942
JAD
7—
97%
Mlag Mill Mach'y 1st 7s 1956—
Middle States Petrol 6Hs 1945—
97%
Scotia 8 A O 5s 1959—JAJ
6s perpetual stock
JAJ
O Gara Goal 5s *55
op aft'08 MAS
Ohio Fin deb 6%« ww
Pennsylvania-Dixie Oement Corn
100
99%
AAO
31
^•rwegian Hy-Elec Nitrwg OorpRef A imp 5%s '57 ser A MAN
8 f
F&a
98
/
J&D
Park A Tilford
82
Met Chain
Kendall Oo deb A—
102%
81%
61
88
1st 6s series B1948—..
1st 6s series O 1950
6s 1937
J&D */ 94
y
Certificates of deposit...... / 94
Paramount Pubilx Oorp—
Sink fund 5%s 1950
F&A •f 95%
Certificates of deposit..
/ &
97%
f 5Hs 1950
100%
t
Paramount Fam Lasky Oorp—
97%
s
49%
Engineering deb
Wewtern
38
McKesson A Bobbins ino—
20-yr conv deb 5Ha 1950.MAN
Mead (The )Oorp—
Board
M&N
6s '38J&J
Kemgerntor ^Aut
Equip trust 6s June 1,37-'38...
west
88%
94
Morris A Oo 1st
JtfTerson A Clearfield Goal A Iron
Indiana Oo 1st s f 5s 1950-JAJ
Jones A Laughlln St 5s '39-MAN
Journal of Commerce 6 He 1937
98
93
40
r-(tH 00 06
.......
28%
85
-
Investment Oo of Amer—
Deb g 5s 1947 with warr..AAO
Without warrants
34
:
1st M 6s 1945 with warr..MAN
Mengel Co Is 7s 1934
MAS
Merchants Refrlg 6s 1937..*
VZ0
104
97%
96%
34
58
McCrory Stores 5%s '41.JAD 15
Proof of claim filed by owner.. /
103%
f 6%» 1946 ser B.MAN
30
34
w
41
MAN
Interstate Iron A Steel Oo—
1st • f 5 Mi aeries A 1946—MAN
m*
72
63
77
Osgood Oo deb g 6s 1938
23
130
88
23%
Equip trust 5s Aug 15 '37-'40—
Northern Redwood number—
„
AAO
Massey-Harris Oo 5a 1947 .AAO
McCallum Hosiery 6%s '41 .AAO
McOampbell A Oo—
6H% notes 1937
JAD
McOoll Fron'nac Oil 6s 1949 AAO
99
Without warrants.—......
103%
100%
103%
104
33
83
/ This price includes accrued interest,
40
23
23
96%
McOord Kad a Mrg—
Deb 6s 1943 with warr..
98%
-
Bid prices.
104%
24
10%
..MAN
International Match Oorp—
Deb sf 6s 1947MAN
Certificates of deposit......
Oonv deb 5s 1941
—JAJ15
Certificates of deposit...,
Internal Mercantile Marine—
1st M coll trust 6s 1941..AAO
International Paper—
1st A ref s r 5s 1947 ser A ..JAJ
1st A ref • f 5s ser B 1947.JAJ
Ref mtge 6s 1955 ser A—MAS
internal Power A Paper—
let M 5s 1968
JAJ
99
Internal Salt g 5s 1951
sp—AAO fc 107
International Securities Oorp—
Deb g 5s 1947
JAD
83%
6s series O June 1 1943——
100
d
30
—
Marion Steam snovei—
ist mtge s f 6s 1947
75%
Kentucky Rock Aaphalt—
8 f 6%s 1936
JAD
Keokee Oons Ooke 5a 1959. .JAJ
122
*/ 22
f
*/ 22
coupon
Certificates of deposit
5.50
48
1944.MAN
Okonlte Oo 6s stmp 1942.._J&D
Old Ben Coal 1st 6s
1944—FAA
103 J'
132 y
35
Maple Leaf Milling 5 %s 1949JAD
75
1948—MAS
54%
54%
93%
103%
/.M&N
5.50
M&N /
Nortn
95%
60
20
Z.AAO
101
$
6 Ha with warranto
87%
..AAO
A AO
102%
.
_
105%
105%
'42. JAJ
21%
...AAO
21%
FAA
21%
Lsrillard (P) Oo g 7a 1944—AAO
129%
5g, 1951
FAA
lVk*
Lukens Steel 5s extend 1955 MAN
70
Manati Sugar 1st 7*4* '42
AAO */ 27%
Certificates of deposit......
22
35
102"
Houston Oil Oo of Texas—
isotta-Fraschlnl 7s 1942—
Without warrants
99% N
105
v.
79
Oar—
20-yr s f 6s 1947
New 6-4% 1947
105%
FAA
59%
A ref os
_FAA
54%
1st A ref 5s 1974.
.FAA
52%
8ec 6% gold notes 1938
J&J
91%
Leipzig Trade Fair 7* 1953 .MAN / 26
Llboy McNeil A Llbby—
lot M s f 5s 1942
AAO
103%
Liggett A Myers g 7a 1944--AAO
132%
Gold bonds 5s 1951—i —FAA
121.%
Little (A E) Oo 7a 194?
Loew's Inc deb 6a 19<
f 7s 1936..—JAD
■
Amer
95
82
Equip trust 4%s Nov 25 '37-'43
Equip trust 5%s Sept 1 '37-*44.
10%
97%
FAA
1944
105%
to 1943—JAJ
6%s 1943
MAS
Income 6%a 1953
M&S /
Nor Amer Refract 6%s 1944.J&J 1
North German Lloyd—
94
6a series B 1943.....
6s series O 1946
-JAD
Debenture
Norrb
16
105
105
O..JAJ
95
Vortn Amer (Jement
Oorp—
Deb 6 Hs A with warr *40-M
1954-—-.
1904
Logan County Goal 7s |
Long Bell Lnmb 6s cor
Holland Furnace 6s 1936
s
36
101
...
44
43
„Kxtendedat5%
107%
10
.
aer
79
;
N Y Shlpbldg 1st 5s Nov 1
*46
New York Trap Rock
Oorp—
1st M • f 6s 1946
J&n
102%
Nitrate Oo—
/
N Y A N J Ferry—5s '46—JAJ
„
103%
105%
HH OO COrH
90
74%
87
N Y L 3 A W O A RR—
lst 6s ext 5%% 1942.—MAN
N Y L E A WD A I
1st 6s 13..
-
_
102
1938MAN
81
Hightstown Rug 6%s w w 1944—
Hoe (R) A Oo let 6>48 A *84 AAO */29%
13
7% notes 1934
-AAO
1st M
32
...
Oons s f 4%s 1954
Lehigh Valley Goal—
6%a 1947
MAN
Hersney Creamery 6%« 1937—
1948
60
30
JAJ
JAD
...
69%
Hearst Magazines—
6s
1936
JJ&S
6s 1938
MAS
Hearst Publications 6%s'35-M&N
5s
57
—JAD
6 f dob
5%a I960.
Krwge '8 8) 1st Km 1945
.
Bid.
May *46-JAD
Hoboken Ferry 5s 1946—MAN
105%
.
5s 1947
95%
Haytian Oorp income 8s 1938.—
deb
103%
59
103%
ist conv 6s 1954 with war..JAJ
Lawrence Portland Oement Oo—
Deb g 5 Ha 1942—..
AAO
Lenigh Coal A Nav fund 4a '48 JAJ
Oons i f g 4Hs 1954
-.JAJ
100
^
Oonv
103
_JAJ
Lautaro
35%
_
ext to 1942
International Cement—
Bonds.
Y A Foreign
Investing Oorp—
Deb 5%8 1948 with warr.J&D
NY A Hob Fy 5s
—
_
With warrants
Hickok Oil Oorp deb 6s
...
i*4o.j<xU
37"
89
__
/ 40^
\
*<»t
/
28
11*
70
V67
,
Uu
1st mtge part ctfs—.
102
Kreuger A Toll class A ctfs of
dep for secured 5s 1959.-MAS / 35%
Kroehler Mfg deb 5Ha to *38 J&J
99%
Lackawanna Steel 5s 1950
MAS
106%
Lake St John Po & Pr 6%s 1942
/ 20
6%s Feb 1 1947
/ 56
Lake Superior Corporation—
1st A coll tr gold 5s 1944--JAD /
13
Lane Bryant Ino—
8 f deb 6s 1940 with warr.MAN
92
104%
94%
1940.F&A
Gould Manufacturing 6s '42. A&O
Graton & Knight 1st 5%s '47M&S
87
Great Lakes Paper Oo Ltd—1st s f 6s 1950 ser A
MAS f 34%
Greyhound Corp 6% notes 1938— t 102%
35
Grigsby-Grunow conv 6s *36 M&S /
Grocery St's Prod deb 5s '44.M&S / 27%
Gulf Oil Corp of Penne—
99
Sinking fund deb 5s 1947—F&A
Gulf States Paper Oorp—
1st s f 6%s 1943 with war. J&D
98
Gulf States Steel deb 5%b'42 J AD
94%
H»U (F W> Printing Oo—
1st A coll 6s stmp 1947—M&N
68
Hamburg-American Line—
90
Eq trust 6 %s 1935 to 1940-JAD
Hamilton By-Prod 7s Feb 11943101
Hansa Steamship Lines
10-vr 6s 1939 with warr—AAO
April 1936 coupon on
Harpen Mining Oorp—
6s with war for Am aha—J&J
Hartford Times 6s 1943
-FAA
Hawley Pulp A Paper Oo—
1st 6s s f 1946
-JAJ
|(M3
K auey
««D • f
Gotham Silk Has deb 6s *36 J&D
stamped
Ask.
V
Kingsport Press 6%s 1939
Good
ind Limestone
Bid.
Kimherly-Clark Oorp—
ft Last sale,
n
Nominal.
*
Negotiability Impaired by maturity,
t Called July 1 at 102%.
INDUSTRIAL
88
&
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
All bond prices are "and interest" except where marked
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of
NOTICE
Ask.
Bid.
Bonds.
AAO
Republic Iron A St'l fit 1940
A..JAJ
Bef & «en 534» '58 «er
Inc-
Republic Motor Truck Oe,
Deb 0Hs 1937 with war
'
Republic Portl Cement 6s 43M&S
Restlgouche Paper Ltd 6s 1948—
Revere Copper A Brass—
1st Ine 6s July '48 aer A ....
Reynolds Inv—See "Inv. Trusts
Rhelneibe
Union 7s 194b
J&;1
Rhine-Main-Danube 7*1950 ^
Rhode Island Ice 6s 1948—m&n
Richardson & Boyn 63*® '37-J&D
Richfield OH of California
10534
10334
10534
10234
6234
38
534
634
Lieu 7s
4% Stamped
1946
7s 1946
St Louis Gtu. A Coke Corp—
101
_
*55 stpd-JAJ
St. Paul Un Stk Yards 5s '48 AAO
Saltex Looms Inc 6s 1954—A&O
—FAA
1951—MAN
1st extl • f 7s 1945
il
7134
.■4
10334
Security Mtge-see Assoc Mtge Co
deneca Copper 7s 1933
J&«
Servel Corp (new) 5s 1948
JAJ
Bharon Steel Hocp—
1st t f 634® 1948 ser A
FAA
Bheffleld Steel 634® 1948—-MAS
Shell Union OH Corp—
Deb • f 5s 1947
MAN
Shell Pipe Line
Deb if 5s 1952
.
33
31
72
'38 ser B_ J&D
Skelly Oil deb 634® 1939—M&S
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills Ltd
1st a f 534s 1953 A
-J&D
Smith (L C) Typewr 6s '39-M&N
Snider Packing Corporation
5 H yr 1st 6s 1937
M&N
8 yr 1st 6s 1939
M&N
1st lien coll 63§s
Southern Advance Bag & Paper—
1st s f 6s 1947
J&D
West
/
16
Susquehanna Silk Mills—
8 f deb 5s 1938
Swift A Co lit ■ f g 5s '44
s
f 634s
Coal
634« 1943—M&N15
Trumbull Steel s f 6s 1940.M&N
10-yr deb 7s 1935 ex-warr M&N
Turner Glass Co 1st 6s 1939-J&D
Ulen A Co deb 6s 1944....-FAA
Certificates of deposit.
Union Carbide 6s 1950
J&J
Union Drawn Steel deb 6s '50 J&J
Conv
36
36
42
,
I
4634
10534
101H
15
40
48
10634
—
17"
10234
<iiion Gil Co
90
106
10334
12134
99
10034
15
10434
10434
§5
3634
95
97
Certificates of deposit—
86
90
To*
101
534s
119*
100
M&N
50
101
4334
59
10034
9134
96
44
41
7834
634s series A 1951....
J&D / 3534
634* series 01951
J&D / 3534
634s 1947 with warrants— J&J / 343?
United Steel Wks of Burbach
134
Esch-Dudelange a f 7s *51- A&O
103
U
105
Ltd—
Deb g 5s 1948- —..MAN i::". 85 '
9934
S Cold Storage 6s 1945—J&J
S Finishing 5s 1939
J&J / 3134
60
S Radiator deb 5« 1938—.F&A
U 8 Rubber—
102 J
A&O
35
A&O
3334
Southwest
5
10234
9934
91
104
10334
m s
in
1st & ref 5s 1947 Ser A.... J&J
634% serial notes 1930
M&S
634% aerial notes 1937.—M&S
634% serfo notes 1938—M&8
634% serial notes 1939—M&S
634% serial notes 1940—M&S
3-year 6% notes 1936
J&D
U 8 Trucking Corp 534s'43.-J&D
United Wall Paper Fac 6s 1947 —
....
A&O
1948—J&J
9434
101H
10134
10134
102
10234
IO234
88
9934
Universal Pipe A Rad 6s '30-JAD / 23
Universal Winding Co 7g *37 JAJ
10134
43
Utilities Elkhorn Coal 6s 1948J&J
15
Valspar Oorp.conv.deb 0s'40 FAA /
/
15
Certificates of deposit..
96
Valvollne Oil 7s 1937
MAN
Vanadium Corp. of Amer.Oonv deb 5s 1941
AAO
Van Camp Pack.—6s 1948-A&O /
t 10234
Van Slyke & Horton 7s 1938
1234
Vertlentes Sugar 1st 7s 1942.J&D f
fk 12
Certificates of deposit
78
N Y Stock
Exch-—1.375$108.000
450
344
550
76
N Y Cotton Exch—
36
36
3534
NYOof&SugEx.
N Y Curb Exch.-Baltimore Stk Exch
Boston Stock Exch.
Buffalo Stk Exch—
139
15
Chicago Bd of Tr-1,549
Chicago Stock Exch u470
Cincinnati Stk Ex..
50
Cleveland 8tk Exch
41
Denver Stock Exch
17
Detroit Stock Ex—
x90
62
Ft Worth Or & Cot
65
Hartford Stk Exch
20
95
Kan City (Bd of Tr)
217
Lot Ang Stock Exch
^
83
Milw Grain & Stk.
187
102
Minn Ch of Comm.
523
Mlnn-St P Stk Ex.
18
Montreal Stock Ex.
*80
103
89
New Orl Cotton Ex
600
New Orl Stock Ex.
70
101
200
2834 Phlla Stock Exch—
Pittsb Stock Exch. all5
St Louis Exchange.
48
45
Salt Lake Stock Ex.
46
San Fran Stk Ex.—
69
San Fran Curb Ex.
100
98
Seattle Stock Exchl
94
Seattle Curb A M_f
g 80
Toronto Stock Exch
113
Washington Stk Ex
40
.
.
—
—
-
m
1234
| Wheeling Stock Ex
Winnipeg Gr Exch.
13
465
3434
100
10334
9934
834
6!h
94
80
1334
1034
9
100
56
101
5434
10834
10834
101
96
5
99
7
100
3434
3734
52
55
91
9334
72
9434
9434
94!
95
97
94!
12,000
4,100
22.000
500
6.000
750
5,500
2,000
10,250
34200
12.500
4,100
"475
"eo5
4,300
6.000
500
1.500
5,200
1.600
5,800
5,500
5.000
1*000
1,000
250
2.500
1450
1,125
3,350
1,500
138
125
125
3,000
2,500
6o".5oo
1,250
75
1,200
1.000
1,000
300
400
250
1.800
1.300
400
550
40.000
750
3",750
4",100
875
17,000
9.100
29.000
550
§1,000
3.800
Canadian price, s Sale price.
memberships, leaving 379
Worth Grain A Cotton
outstanding, y 80 seats, 70
a Five memberships held in Treasury.
6 Basis. / This price includes accrued Interest. Jfc Last sale, w Nominal, t
u There are 470 memberships of which Exchange holds 44 as treasury memberships and 47 are held by individuals as dividend
memberships outstanding.
§ Prices of Wheeling Stock Exchange memberships are fixed.
1 Book value.
Membership
Ft.
Exchange is limited to 90.
Exchange buys certificates in order at S450 when funds are available,
x 90 seats, 67
members.
* Negotiability impaired by maturity,
t Called July 1 at 10234. t Called July 1 at 110.
JAJ
A
10634
No. Lost Salt
n
United Rt«ei Wnrk« (Germanvi-
10334
1023
f 6s 1978 ser
fie 1970 ser B
1st
49
77
U
65
13
10634
EXCHANGE SEATS.
41
U
98
77
9234
94
United Securities Ltd 534s 1952—
united Steams nip 0* 1937.-M&N
101
6s 1944—
1943—....JAD
Zenith Furnace 534®
U S & British internat
100
-..—..-M&S
1943
1st
91
M&N
1013
—
(Alan) Ir & 8t 6s 1944.AAO
Woodward Iron 5a 1962
.
J&-;
1stHen 6% notes 1937
F&A
York Ice Mach 6s '47
AAO
Debenture 6s
United industrial ist 6s 1946.J&D
Deb 634s 1941
/
Youngs! Sheet A Tube—
United Grain Growers Ltd—
5348 series B 1949
97
75
100
9034
9034
7934
1134
Wood
12
9034
53
80
„
1932----—M&S
Witherbee Sherman inc
96
4834
H
99
Wilson-Martin 2d 5s 1940—J&D
Winslow Bros & Smith—
35
55 H
98
11
4534
107
Wleboldt
10234
tU9°5
15
9
10334
(W. A.) & Co. 534s "39WIllys-Overland 1st 034s '83 MAS
Wilson A Co 1st 6s 1941
.-A&O
10134
3134
13
Wickwire Spencer Steel Co—
Pr lien A coll 7s Jan 1935-MAN
10534
.—-J.&J
...
3534
105
United Carr Fast 6s 1939—M&S
Uulted Drugfic l9ft»
M&Slt
Ltd 5s 19377s *86— JAJ
85
31
103
A. JAJ
B. A&c
Certificates of deposit
7934
107
10134
10134
10234
10334
10334
Whittal (M J) Assoc
Wlckvr Spencer Steel
10634
55
97
89
20
M
103
Whitaker Paper 7s 1942
MAN
White Sew M 08 *36 with W— JAj
Without warrants
Deb s f 6s 1940-... -M&N
A&O
United Biscuit deb 5s '50
104
84
10134
10134
62
37
98
MAS
Wheeling Steei Corp—
1st A ref s f 634s 1948 ser
1st A ref s f 4v<s '53 ser
65
3334
#
1937
534®
101
11934
.
9934
18
10334
10334
...F&A
Union Rock 1st 6s ■ f 1947-M&8
Union Term Coal 8tor 6s '39-F&A
10634
103
16,.
of California—
6s May 1 1942 Ser A
1%
8934
10534
Western
Co—
deb
1944—AAO
Refrigerator Lines—
Eq trust 6s ser A Aug 15 '36- 43
Western Tab A Stat 6s 1941. A AO
Westvaco Chlorine Products
64
Sec conv 734s
Truax-iraer
36
34
StandOUNY deb434®'51 J&D16
AAO
Corp deb 6s 1944
stamped——1937
Ticonderoga Pulp & Paper 6s '40
Tietz (Leonard) 7 34s x'w *46 J&J f
Troy Laundry Mach 634s '43 J&J
97
Dairy Products—
634s w w 1938
M&N
Squire (John P) & Co 534® '47J&D
apruce Fails Power A Pap, Ltd—
1st M 534® 1936 (s-a)
A&O
1st 5His 1937-43
A&O
Btaley (A U) Mfg 1st 6s '42-M&S
..MAS
'36—JAJ /
Conv deb 6s 1944 ser B
...J&D
*42 on M&R
Western Newspaper Union—•
Conv deb 6s 1944-.. .----FAA
51
48
10534
7734
6s
Western Elec deb 5s
121
Term Coal 1 A RR 5s 1951—JAJ
Tenn Coper A Chemical—
Thermotd Co 6s
14"
13
JAD f
234
64
44
50
1940—J&J
Sugar 6s 1947-.A&0 f
Disinfecting
47
5734
6334
J
West Indies
W Va Coal & Co 1st 6s 1960-JAJ f
'.mmmm
10234
JAJ
102
lO-yr 5% notes 1940.--—MAS
100
1st s f 334s May 15 1950 M&N
96
Taylor-Wharton l & 8 bs 42M&S
1st & ref 734s 1940 Ser A..JAJ f 58
2
Temple Anth Coal 634s '44.MAS /
Tenn Prod 1st
95
-
—
Deb 6s w w 1948
Webster O&O 1st g «i
43
Sugar (Estates of OWite—
1st 7s 1942 ctfs of dep
Southern United Ice Co—
6s 1947
6 His 1938
il*
36
10334
MAN
Sheridan-Wyoming Coal Co—
5334
1st sf 0s 1947
JAJ
Shreveport-El Dorado—
Pipe Line 7s 1936
AAO
go
Shults Bread 1st 6s 1940—MAS
SiemansAHalske 10-yr7s'35—JAJ */ 6734
4134
Deb g ■ f 034s'51wlth warMAS
5834
Bllestan-Am Corp 7s 1941-. FAA
1044M&N
75
4234
f deb 6a
38
5s series A1948
Simpsons Ltd 6s ser A 1949—J&J
534® series B 1949
—J&J
Sinclair Cons Oil Corp—
1st 1 coll 7s ser A 1937-M&S16
65
9934
s
42 34
64"
3234
Corp—
Simmons Co 5s Not. 1
MAN
6s 1942...JAD /
1941——MAS
534% notes 1937
MAS
Warren (S D) Co 6s '45...-F&A
Wayne Goal Co 6s 1937
M&S
Wayne Pump Co—
Conv
9834
or
35
61
JAJ fk 39 34
0% notes 1947—
Sayre A Fisher Brick 6s 1047 J&J
Schulco Co 034® 1946
J&J
Stamped (July 1933 coup on)
Guar s f 634® 1940 ser B_ AAO
Stamped
Schulze Baking 1st 6s *45—M&S
Scovill Mfg Co 534% 1945—J&J
ocrlpps (h. W) deb 6J4S 1943 FAA
Sculiln Steel 1st 6s 1941
AAO
8eab'd Term & Refrig 6s '41 M&S
mmmm
36
Texas
Saxon Pub Wks iGermany)—
Gen A ref 6Hs
§2""
--J&D ♦/1034
1st Msf 0s 1947
St L Rky Mt A P 5s
......
MAS /
Sugar Pine Lumber Co—
1st M serial 6s 1932-1949-MAS /
Superior Steel Corp 6s 1938.JAD
>, 1r
*40—F&A
51
44
49
fk 35
Stuts Motor Car 7)ib 1937- A&O
30"
^
Joseph Stock Yds 5s
0*s 1943
Studebaker Corp
32
Royal Dutch Co—
11634
Deb 4s 1945 with warr
AAO
79
Rueping (P) Leather 6s
1940
3634
Ruhr Chemical 6s 1948
AAO
Ruhr Housing 0Hs 1958
JAJ / 26
105
St. Clair Furnace 1st 5s '39-FAA
St
/
44
64
1st 0s 1944
A&O f
Warner-Qulnlan Co—
"■
Conv deb 6s 1939
M&S
f
Warner Sugar Corp 1st 7s *39 JAJ
f
Stpd (July 1930 coup on) 1939.
Warren Bros Co—
Warner Co
;
/
deposit—
Conv deb 6s 1945.
.....J&J
—
86
Roman Catholic Church 0Hs
Ward Baking 0s 1937
JAD16
Warner Bros Plct 6s 1939...MAS
'40 (without war.)AAO /
Certificates
/
45
Straw bridge A Clothier—
•*t 8 f 5s 1948
MAS
Struthers Wells Titusvllle—
f-T
Rolls Royce 7s Sept 1 1937
Certificates of deposit
Rom Oath Church Welfare
25
49
61
10434
48-. MAN
48
Rocky Mtn Fuel 5s
s f 1947
J&D
Thompson Pap 6s 1942
4% Stamped
Stlnnes (Hugo; industries—
lOO""
50
Brothers 6a
Stevens &
Srinnes (Hugo; uorp—
cteo 7s '36 (without war).AAO /
3334
.3334
48
97
98
93
AAO f
f
Deb 0 Hs'35 ser a witn war aao f
f
Without warrants—
11134
47
Roch A Pitts O A J 5s
45
5834
VValworcfr Co 1st 6i 1946
Certificates of deposit
Steel Co of Can os 1940
—-JAJ
Steel A Tubes deb 0s 1943—MA8
41*
ll
*/ 32 34
1
3234
15
Richra'd Cedar Wks 634® '45 J&J f
Rochester Ice & Cold Storage
Utilities 634®. 1936
—-—
Vm Iron Coal &
Waltham W'tch
56
43,
3534
Col tr 6s 1944 ser A——MAN
Ctfs of deposit..
'38.F&A
Kixna Steel Corp 1st s f 7s '66
Rlordon Pulp A Paper Ltd—
1st 6s June 30 1949
JAD30
13
80
10834
M
Richmond Hos Mills 7s
'
Starrett Invest sec 5s 1950
AAO
Steel Car eq tr 434s Sept 1 '36-'38-
stern
/
f
/
/
10
77
53
f
Stanley Orandalf6s~1946"—F&A :
Stanly-Rowl-Olark 6s 1946—F&A
8l"
108
•
30
1953-J&J
Ooka 5s '49 .MAR
& Ol'k 6s *43 J&D
Victor Fuel 1st • f g 5s
M&S
Ask.
Bid.
Bonda.
Ask.
Bia.
Bonds.
Stand Textile Prod 634 s *42
86
7934
"f" and income and defaulted bonds.
the month preceding the date of Issue.
of
if
•
Industrial and Miscellaneous Stocks
■
-v^.'
Quotations for all securities
Stocks.
Par.
Bid.
Stocks.
Ask
Per share.
25
20
39
35
Per share.
Eagle & Phenlx.100
Eagle Yarn
Easley Cotton Mills
1
7% preferred
TEXTILE
STOCKS.
Northern Mills.
Algonquin Print...}
American Mfg..leg
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
■i 10
Efird Manufacturing
120
43"
48
EnterpriseMfg (Ga).
Entwistle Mfg pref.
30
40
85
83
100
90
100
103
4
■■^7"
lee
28
35
3%
Erwin Cotton com..
Ametkeag Mfg
Arlington M (Mass)}
18
21
Falrforest Finish Co
5
Flint Mfg Co .....7 % preferred
45
Florence Mills
32
7% preferred...
Gaffney Mfg...
50
97
15
20"
2%
-
6% preferred.'
Assoc Textile Cos—t
h|.
„
6% preferred
Spinning
97
Serial notes......
t
Barnard Mfg (FR).i
Beacon Mfg (NB).l
Preferred
100
Berkshire
Fine
,'.S
"2%
50
62
Oa—(t)
18
11
Par
Ask.
Bid.
Stooka.
30
pref—100
15
18"
75"
85
Oarp't.. t
Preferred
100
Beeth Mfg (N B)..i
18%
20%
Gossett Mills
34
38
88
92
Grantevllle
25
35
7%
cum
Preferred
109
Border O Mfg (Fit) 1
Boss Mfg com
100
Bourne Mills (FB).I
Charlton Mills.. 100
Oexdale Hue
1
3
24
Preferred
I
109
Farr Alpaca (Mass) 1
9
General Cotton.
t
Gosaeld M (N B) _t
(Bait)
INSUR¬
ANCE 8CRIP
Atlantic Mutual—
Roan
99
32%
38
16"
,15%
66
70
12%
25
m
New common
5
Black Hawk Mines.
35c
41c
Wright Har greaves
Mines
(t)
Yukon Gold..
-5
M
34:
36
70
38%
1%
38%
1%
19'
60
25
Copper Min Co..
Calif Copper Co..10
36
40
Callahan
Laurens OM (S ^
11
Limestone Cot Mills
Linford Mills
.1
Carnegie Metals
73
78
m
m
18%
26
90
\
111
.:-f
26'
Common
3%
45"
!
42
—25
7
90
7%% 1st pref
55
66
84
Rowan Cotton Mills
20"
:mmmm
Sibley Mrg (Ga).100
Smyre (A M) Mfg—
7% preferred
58
102
7% preferred
56
Saxon Mills.....100
5
50"
24
Southern
Anderson C M (SC).i
Arcade 'lotton MIHb
56
Arxwrigut
vl.ua—,
Avondale Mills
5
12
18
25
30
Beaumont Mfg.....
90
100
90
■'
7% preferred
r
mm
67
21
;
Process
78
3
6
72
79
88
'
m
—
:: 40
m
33%
Co.
10
mm
Chiquola Mfg
6% preferred
63
Dallas Mfg (Ala) .100
DarlVn Mfg (S O)J
Preferred..
Dixon Mills.....
Drayton Mills
ft
:'m
;
32
/
m
m
—
Ooal.l
1
Cop—2£
m
m
m
m
40
■>45""
Wallace Mfg *>o._
Ware ShoalL Mfg 100
55
50
mmmm
35
m
Preferred
70
■
mm
36
Wiscassett Mills
Woodside
m
65
63"
72
Mills
7% preferred—100
''
mmmm
5
23
15
3ond A M Guar—20
90
Uhicago T A Tr.100
Jity8D(Alb.NY)inn
49
tfimpire
H
TltleAGulOO
Fidelity A D (Mdv
'A
%
%
91
89
46
13
6
20
Home Title Ins (NY)
"4"
1%
,;1%
1%
2H
1%
.2*
75
Lawyers Title A
10%
14%
10K
14%
401
70c
Guaranty
100
Lawyers Westchester
Mtge. A TItle-100
Maryland Oas Co. 1
Preferred
——
410
80c
49%
,
49%|
14%'
14%
3
2%
12%
4%
26%
113%
4%
27%
116%
60c
75c
13
3%
I
I
Mtge Bond A Title
com
(t)
New Amsterdam
Oasualty(BalD
5
New York Title A
Mortgage Corn. 10
Title Guar A Troat
of New York—20
USFidelAGu(Md)
%
8
8%
^
4c
8c
5
5%
11%
11
17%
1
2%
Lawyers' M Uo ...20
7%
;
5P5
lennecott Copper. 1
^err Lake..
'
-
Newmont Mlnlng-10
Nipissing Mini*
*
Noranda
Mines.(f)
North Butte
10
Old Dominion Oa. At
Pacific Tin
.(t>
Park-Utah—
.
Consol
120
605"
Hotel Tr (Boston)— la
timball Bldg Tr(B)I a
65
75
45-V
y
3%
50$
s!H
4.
53%
48%
> 2%
37%
15
105
Miner.
.1
INDUSTRIAL AND
MISCELLANEOUS
Abbott Lab'tories(t)
Abbotts' Dairy—(t)
95
1st
preferred. .100
90
2d
20c
41
40%
3%
preferred--100
97
19
15
90
Abercrombie A Fitch
%
64%
60%
preferred—100
7%
Abltibl Pow A
6% pref
73%
<
..—
50
2%
Acme
1
3%
100
12
AHtrauKT)
7% preferred
100
Acetol Prod A—.(t)
34%
113
8
Steel-—.-.25
C—20
.(D
38
25c
Adams Express
45c
30
65c
33%
4%
4%
(t
88
31%
108
14
14%
Advance-Rume'v (+)
10%
8%
Aeolian Go pref .100
Class A
50
Patino Mines A
Enterprise com (t>
28
Aero
Supply Mfg-
w
# H
(t)
Class A
Canadian Mills.
54* S
6%
•
100
Multigraph Corp— 10
7% pf ww
Addressograph
35%
113%
14%
preferred-.100
5%
Adams Millls
,
53%
Acme Wire v t
23c
47
44
PapAt
J^'
7% pref
Abraham
56
15
36
17
-
m'rnm
40
5%
85"
_iou
45
9l"
Can Convert, Ltd.. I
Can Cottons.Ltd.10u
r
22
r
98
62
64
140
Montreal Cottons
r
r
.100
r
20"
r
Purchaser also pays accrued dividend
Rubber..-.ft)
Affiliated Prod— ft)
loo"
r
.
Flat price,
r
1
Aetna
r
100
Preferred
Preferred
value.
Aetna Brewery
30
Domln Text, Ltd-(t)
Preferred
100
100
20
Class B—— (t>
10
Pen mans,Ltd com(t)
Preferred——100
par
Warrants
10
3
'
6% preferred
a
'■ '-
•
63
mmmm
5
Durham Hosiery
t Without
.
150
TITLE GUABANT
SATE DEPOSIT 8T
30%
mm mm
54
100
7% preferred
.
v t c.5
Bay Min
A Smelting
_(t)
Inspiration Cons
Copper
20
(nternatl Mining—1
Howe Sonnd
15
210
....
39
■M
57*
Magma Copper OelO
Mayflower Old Ool At
del ntyre Porcupine.'
Miami Ooppo'1
'
Mother Load Ooali'n
Mines
(t)
New Jersey Zinc—25
New RiverOa.—106
preferred
100
N Y A Honduras
36
Victory Yarn Mills—
1st M 6s Jan 1941
Cot
Horn Silver Mines
52
1
35
107
•; 5
100
Preferred...
West Point Mfg-100
5
■
mm
10
Wellington Mills, (t)
66
mm
Ilollinger Minea
£
Homestake Min .100
50
1]
Louisiana L'd A Ex 1
36
70
;
4
17
32
92
76
88
32
60
61
2%
3%
166
i ys
12"
23
20
City RE T(O)-500a
Uongress St Associ¬
ates (Boston)
1 a
Factory Bldg Tr (B)l a
Fifty Associates (B). a
16""
3
14
Cent Bldg Tr (B)-.Ia
Chic R E Trus's 1000 a
6Ih
15%
2VS
3X
158
Rosarlo—.......
'mm
95
Converse (D R).100
Oowpens Mills
Crescent Spinning..
villi*
78
mm
58
Clifton Mfg (S 0)100
Climax Spinning
Columbus Mfg (Ga)
Dunnean
10
7
'
.
uake Sh Mines Ltd 1
101
32
Common......10
pref
P
2%
1%
57%
Kirkland Lake Gold 1
13
Victor-Monag Co
7% pref
100
w-
'
33%
Granby Oona MSA
Power..
10'
Greene-Ca nanea 100
ffarlA Mining
.25c
Klldun Mining
2d 5% pref... .100
82
83
Union Buffalo Mills
7% preferred
Burlington Mills....
(t)
preferred-100
99
16
Calhoun Mills....
7%
5
com—(f)
Brandon Corp A
Class B
Chadwlck-Hoskini
100
Federal M A h»»«
Golden Cycle CorplO
Goldfleid Uoneui
Minea
1
.lie Royale
12
Spartan Mills fSO).I
Sterling Spinning...
Stowe Spinning
1st 7%
3*
.50c
Preferred
Bleacher;
Southern WeavingSouthern Worstea pf
47
m
-
rn
15
15
100
Preferred
8"
'
63
1
'
m
4;.:.
mm
60"
Southern Franklin—
11
52"
Mexicans
iilanu Creek
Preferred..——
35
Appleton Co pref...
mm
v
& Print Wks corn-
100
96
%
dudtton
Mills—
Rosemary 7 % % pref
Southern Mills.
9
87
oreferr«»d
Roanoke
Abbeville CM(SC) 10
Acme Spinning
7 % preferred
American Y arn AProc
13
m m rn m
Riverside & Una
3
3
^
50
45
106
7% preferred
mm mm
>
mmmm
Ranlo Mfg
'
mm. mm
75
36
80
-.
Uusl
Evans Wall Lead (t)
20
Piedmont Mfg (S O I
Poe
FW
Mfg (80.1
1
Cresson Consolidated
Gold Min & M„1
Dome Mines Ltd.(t)
Eagle Bird Mine.
Eagle Pich Lead..20
25
mm m
65
7% preferred. .100
Perfection Spinning.
Copper Range
93"
'
—
25
...1
5
nper.
Copper
61
36
■mm mm
Pickens Cot Mills..
15
8% preferred
China Grove Got—
Cons Min & Smelt 25
85
59
I
22
24%
Cannon Mills.,
Oonsol
25
75
"
7% preferred
-
-
i'bile (V
Como Minos
63
7
32
17
Belton Mills (S O) 25
Preferred
Bibb Mfg
100
18
mmmm
^
t
Pas*'
51
.
mmm
87
^
Cerro de
93
16
'"■'m
Nat Yarn Mills
%
Chief Oonsol Min.. 1
20
Mfg pref
Monarch O M (8 O? I
Musgrovs Mills
National Weaving
Prior preferred—
2d preferred
18%
t
Central Am Mines—
90
Mills pref .—.J
Pacolet Mfg ISO).
.1
STOCKS
LAND
Albany Tr (Bost)lQO a
3d of Tr Bid Tr (O).ia
3es Gr'd R'T Tr (O)i a
SoiRBT (Bos).100 a
80s 8tor W'h'se (B) .1 a
Boston Wbarf Co—I a
Zinc-Lea*.
75
100
Orrcot M («<)).100
■
4EAL ESTATE TB
b
Calumet A Hecla 25
'
Mills
Serial notes..—..!
16%
Cop A Z Os.6
Co
Locke Cotton Mills.
65
Wamsutta M (N B) 1
.
ASullIvanMAO 10
88
".|6
...
Dredg¬
ing, Ltd..—....
55
Oakland Mills pref—
100
Gold
1
%
Bunker iilll
Butte
65
13%
Shops
BouieMIU (hi 15
100
Taber Mills (N B)_.<
I6c"
36"
90
1st preferred
Sagamore Mfg
(PB)..
Banford Mills
84c
Walker Mining....!
Wend en Copper— 1
35
Qutsseci Mills (MB) 1
Rich Bordea Mfg
Co (F Rl.. ..100
%
1%
Ventures Ltd.—.(t)
Norris Cot Mills
Preferred..—100
Notes.....
flaco Lowell
mm m
60
...5
2
Newberry U M (BOjl
—
Utah Copper Oa—10
Utah Metal A Tun t
53c
85
—
-
10
Utah-Apex
14%
6%
40c
90
Mollohon
13
3%
United Verde RxtfiOc
,
40
1%
15c
Ariz Corns tock
Austin Silver Min
45
Mills
5%
4%
3%
4
3%
34%
14%
5%
50c
61
.
Marlboro Mills
12%
t
.1
Mining.. 1
60
.
Majestic Mfg......
Marion Mfg Co
7
19
4
Plymouth Cordage..
..
2%
1%
6
17%
fVonqultt M (N B) f
Pacific Mills
f
Pepperell Mfg (Me) 1
Pierce Mfg (N B)..l
pilgrim Mills
Tonopah
$6 preferred
25
AnacondaCopMln 50
Andes Copper M.(t)
4%
8%
Teck-Hughes G M.l
1
Bagdad Copper....
30
4
1
Preferred. ....100
NeUd Mills (N B)
I
...
4
23
Tintic Standard
A
I Butte A Sup
10
,Bwana M'Kubwa—
Cotton
2.65
Silver-Lead.1
Stand
17
16%
%
.16
Altar Cons Mines
Amer Zinc Lead
60
Lydia
3
15c
Sunshine Mining. 10c
JudsonMUls A pflOO
Preferred B
100
41%
2%
15%
5
5
1
30
Preferred-
1%
40%
Narragansett Mills
(F R) com
100
NashaweuaM
f
Nashua M (N H) 100
Pewdreii A Alex
26""
24
20c
—10
Silver King Coal
Gold
•■■/::£
27M
H Joseph Leaf ...10
San Toy Mining....
98%
10c
Gold Mining
King (J P) Mfg (Ga) I
"2%
99
Stscoe Gold Ltd
So Am Gold A Plat.l
Admiralty Alaska
Mining;
26:
Ltd. Amer ^haree.
it Anth Gold M ..1
S tannou
-au
*8
«
Antelope Min
Qnincy
99
S lattuck Denn
Jun
22
....
Premier Gold M
1931f
/
/
/
1935---—.—.
"
Alaska
I-
Poid Creek—
~6"
—
Mills
10
Pioneer Gold, Ltd
Pocahontas
Bulolo
Milln, pre,
Preferred
,
37
..100
100
Preferred
102
65
4
Ji
1%
Law ten Mills
luu
Luther Mfg (F R)—I
98
wiartHviiit«Mills.
inrnun
92
Hathaway Mfg(NBW
Kilburn M (hi a) 75
7
Industrial Cotton
11
..
6
Knlt.5
Henrietta Mills...
20 '
Notes
Mt V. Wood Mills
16
,
24
7% preferred.
Imperial Yarn..—
m
9
19
7% preferred
mmm
mm
61
%
Preferred.......}
Carpet .20
m
mmmm
m
W:
Preferred
—.20
Samrlck Mills
All,
share
MARINE
Smelting
Grendel Mills....
Hanes (F H)
6
Grlnnell Mfg (N B).!
alohawk
■'
27%
7 vV
14
58%
Draper Corp
5
;
100
I
com
1%
4%
•
3
Mfg.100
Bid.
Par
Per share.
MINING STOCKS.!
Gainesville Cot Mills
Glen wood Mills
3
31 gel-San f
;
Stocks.
37"
Preferred
*
19324
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
are as near as
Agfa
'
:
1%
;%
K
7%
Ansco——it)
5
Mfg...10
27
Ainsworth
77
iio"
k Last sale.
I Par value
$100.
n
Nominal,
r
Canadian price,
\.J^\
-V--
t
8%
7
,
25
50"
....
2%
(%
Ex-divided
27%
90
Stock*.
Pat
Bid.
Ask.
Stock*.
Bid.
Pat
Air Reduction
(t)
Air-Way Electric
Appliance
(■»)
Alaska Pack AssnlOO
Allegb Steel com. (t)
Preferred
100
Allen Indus com—t
! Preferred
t
,,
Alles A Fisher
Brewing
Distilling Go
Allied
Oorp
7% pref
i
10(
Allied Kid CoConvertible pref(1)
Allied Mills Inc..(T>
1
lo"
18
40
•
2%
65c
55c
126
12454
Anchor P A Fence( t)
Andian Nat Corp (t)
98
4%
5m
57%
.....
6% preferred.
J Of
Alum Goods Mfg. (+)
Ltu.
(t)
100
6% pref
Class O warrants.
.
1854
22%
17%
52%
86%
22%
16 %
52 %
85%
UX
Angostura-Wupperlmann Corp
..1
1
Preferred 7%
50
Oorp. (f)
Amer Agrlc Chem—
(Delaware)
1
Amerada
American
it)
Arch
28
65%
46
15
M
mi
6% Preferred.,5<
Am Bev'ge Corp -.1
60
American Book—10<
67
Archer-Daniels Midt
7 % preferred. 100
Arcturus Rad Tube t
Am Can
<
2f
„
7% preferred.. 100
Amer
(t)
Fdv
* t
7 % preferred—100
Am Caramel
101
I Of
Preferred
Am
Chain
7% preferred. .100
Am Chicle
3
Am Cigar
Preferred.
10(
10f
Amer Coal (N J).25
Amer Colortype—10
Amer
6% 1st preferred
Tiling Co Ltd.-(t)
Amer Equities Co.. 1
AmEzpiess
1 Of
Amer Hard Rub..50
.
IX
8
67
20
Locomotive
'*
7% preferred-.100
Amer Mach A Fay.t
Am Mach A Met (t)
Vot trust ctfs-(t)
Am Maize Prod.. (t)
Amer Maracaibo.. 1
Amer Metal Co
-
6% conv pref. 100
American Meter
American News N Y
Oorp
m
Amer Pneu rierv. 25
1st preferred...oi
PotaBh
Ohem
.
fi(
3%
mi
25%
15%
120
Am
Republics com (t)
Am Ko)I>m
v»iu
6% preferred
25
100
Am
Safety itakor u)
American 8crew_io<
Amer Seating vtc.t
Amer Shipbldg—(t)
AmSmelt A Refg
.
rt>
7% preferred.. 100
0% second pf.iou
Am Snuff
6%
.25
non-cum
Am Steel
pflOO
F'dries.ir
l
American Stores
Amer Stove
100
Am Sugar Kefg
j,,.
7% preferred.. 100
Am Sumatra Tob
(t)
Am Thread pref—15
Am Tobacco oom.'^
Common B
%
2X
2%
125
7
Baldw Loc
Burma Oorp Ltd—
Am dep receipts..
Burns Bros com A(t)
0
48"
2U
1
13%
47
40%
22
8%
8%
V4
P P
1*X
iirA
105
105
87
Conv pref
Berghoff Brew
Best A Co
(t)
1
Inc...(|
—
Bickfords Inc.
ac
(t)
Preferred.
*%
Billings St ripen
(t)
2c
5
1654
17%
§§
14%
151
iVA
19
93
82
23
8%
22%
42%
135
m*
73
m
8%
23%
42%
137%
115%
74
140
15%
91%
l§y*
93
37
24
5854
135
20%
4
89
138
Preferred
(t)
Blauner's com__.(t)
Preferred
.(t)
Blaw-Knox Co—(t)
Bliss (E
97
22
Elec Co..o
.
3
138
Birtman
W) Co
_.t
1st preferred
.50
2d preferrea B 10
Bloomingdale Bros.l
Pref cum 7%—100
Biumenthal (S)
Common
—(t)
Inc 7
Dref
iu»
Boeing Airplane..-5
Bohack (H C) com.t
1st pref.... ..10'
Bohack Realty pflOO
5
59
16
Borg-WarnerOorp 10
7% pref100
Borne. ricrymser..26
Boston-Herald
Borden Co
AY
80%
01%
139
Traveler Oorp.(t)
r
3054
2754
354
654
20 54
2154
13
1254
5854
12354
5
5954
124
654
454
6254
3954
654
3%
60%
39
654
-
8254
12 /
454
3354
.454
64
1354
85
2
^
—
m
102
70
154
%
^54
254
%
554
21^
16*
51
24
116
87
754
6
54
1054
154
20
1054
2l*
4
2
17%
110
6
53
7%
5
20%
11054
5^
7754
55
45
28
Oatalln Corp..
1
Jaterpillar Tract. (T
JelaneseOorp —(t)
7% 1st part pf-100
7% prior pref. 100
Oelotex Co com .(t)
Vot trust eti—(f)
7% pref
10"
lelluloid Corp ...15
1st preferred
(t)
$7 pref—
._(t)
Central Agulrre
47%
96%
97
465
4754
24 5
40
25
4054
— —
(f)
Central Airport .(t)
Jentrlfugal Pipe., .t
Jentury Rib Mills.*
7% preferred—100
Jert'n-Teed Prod., t
7% preferred ..100
Jhamplon Coated
110
6
24
Associates
n
Paper
Preferred
2554
Special pref
ion
CJharls Oorp
10
Checker Cab Mfg.5
„
Ex-divide"d.
19
100
100
t Without
par value.
19
9854
9854
254
"7
2554
120
60
9
754
103
254
7
19
17
95
100
l7*
2nd pref
t
Oolumbla B'casting
System Inc—
Class A
Class B..____
Ool O A G
v
t
_
354
3254
3254
t
+
C-.'ft)
Preferred
1954
un
154
26%,
4
|7 1st pref
68 %
46%
-(f)
454
3354
33^
6854
4854
90
'arhonrtc(t)
Commercial Credit—
1
Common
10
8754
4754
4754
654% 1st pref .100
7 % 1st pref
25
6% convcl A...50
8% pref cl B...25
554 % conv pf.100
110
29 54
54 54
11054
3054
5554
3054
Jomm'l invest Tr• t
Conv pref opt ser f
Oomm Solvents.
-t
6654
•
Compo Shoo
29 54
112
6654
11254
1954
19 54
1
igoleum-Nalrn.. 4
Oo igress Cigar
4
Conaol Aircraft....1
Goieol Oar Heat. 100
Coo* OlgarOorp. (f)
654% Pfd w W.100
654% pfex-warlOO
7% preferred ..100
ions Film Indus.. 1
S2 cum part pf__t
Oons Laundries., (t)
Jonsol Oil
112 54
112
Mach vtc
...1
Coade Naat Pub.(f)
Co
14
854
754
-
Col
2954
Canadian Car & F(t)
Preferred—
25
Canad Celanese—(t)
Jase Lockwood A
Brainard Co
10"
104
18%
ldO
(7%)
,
1654
10354
Columbia Pic com(t)
21
111
95
42"
(f)
6% preferred.. 100
loOina A Aikman ( t)
I*
13
7
1% Carborundum Co (t)
39%
10%
5%
55
,1H
1954
59
110
14
218
'•It's Patent Fire
Arms Mfg.—..26
1954
654
5354
1054
Preferred
60
Jan Indus Alch. (t)
Class B...
(t)
103
12
S
001 Fuel A
Iron—(f)
8 % preferred. .100
34
1
29"
126
654
3354
40
ib"
35
426
(olllns Oo
12
Jarman&OoA—(t)
3454
%
26%
125
Jolonlal Beacon Oil t
lolon Oil Corp..(t)
22
tarnation Oo.
(t)
7% pref...... 100
Carrier Oorp
._(t)
Gate (J I) Co ..100
7% preferred. .100
n
3254
lelgate-Palmolfve-
1
2
.
9
,47H
Joca-Oola Intern.(t)
254
654
73
33%
45
Columbia Baking—t
1154
15
11
■:
1754
30%
26%
65c
7
54
——
t;
Jarlb Syadicato..z6
2954
13
215
54
69%
%
10%
11
17
28%
14%
10
r
i
154
U%
15%
(f)
...
Class A
Peet
,
159
35
85c
t
of New York
Ooca-Uoia ue
10
4454
laoadlan Gen El lOU
&
'luett. Peaoody
7% preferred.. 100
Coca-Cola Bottling
154
8
4
llincnfield Oeal.xuu
13%
454
4
454
13%
(f)
Aluminum.(t)
"3
54
.
4
3%
Preferred... .100
Olorex Chemical, (f)
Olub
27
554
7
26K
354
<
1
denum Co
5
3354
4%
(t
(t;
10
110
Oleve Tractor...(t)
Olev Un Stk Yards, t
hlffsOorp vtc—(t)
Climax Molyb¬
1254
A
bc
Class B
2054
Clark (D L)
(f)
Clark Eq Co com.tf)
C aude Neon Lt __1
Cleve Cliffs Iron—
Preferred
.(f)
Cleveland Graphite
Bronze com
28
32
New common...5
100
Cable A
m&t&i
7% preferred—100
„
P
9554
City & Sub Homes 10
City Htores
(f)
754
4
95
x
654
5%
17
Canadian price,
City Auto Stamp, (f)
City ice & Fuel
(Cleveland)
(t)
654 % cum pf..l00
C fey Investing..100
3X
Preferred——100
Nominal,
Preferred
Canada
Wire
wire
151
10j
2751
554
48%
25
14 54
Preferred
100
Can Fair bank pf-100
A Rubber com.(t)
n
Preferred
100
Can Dry Ging Ale 5
Canada 88 Lines..t
,
Boa Ami com A—(t
Common B
1
21%
52%
Boston Woven Hose
k Last sale.
A
Cannon Fdry.-(t)
Canada Cement.100
Preferred
Bohn Aluminum A
Brass
138
;
20
(f)
Canadian Bronze
50X
1%
7 % cum pref.. 10f
B-G Food Inc
(t)
16
3X
M%
17%
Preferred
Benson A Hedges
Bethlehem Steel.
IX
15
1654
4%
14%
Beneficial Industrial
Loan common
2854
27
nx
Aircraft—
Common v t c
1
Bendix Aviation—5
12
11%
85
485
113
16%
2(
10"
Preferred
454 Campbell Wyant
Bellanca
16
14
21
35
46
Belding Hem'way(t)
15%
Cain xack Corp
110
Cream.. 25
Beech-Nut Pack.
14
4%
33%
8%
(t)
6%% conv pf-100
Barnsdall Oorp
5
Bayuk Cigars...— )
7% 1st pref...in'
Calamba Sugar
Estates
10
100
106
3
7]
34\
8
1
C irFBler Oorp
6
Un 8tk Yds.(t>
.20
Butterlck Co
<+)
Byers (A
mtn (t)
7% part pref.. 100
Cable ElPrvtc.(t)
Cache La Poudre.20
654
33 54
!4%
0 n
Bush Terminal
3%
1954
19g
15
ctfs—(t)
Bush Term Co com (t.
.
117
Oalckasha Cot 0.1'
CilldsOo com
(f)
3554
3154
7% cum pref. .100
Burr Add Machine (t)
i?Jf
....
7% preferred .100
2X
Vot tr
^
yellow Can
25 54
186
Preferred
100
Chic Mail Order— 5
Uhic Nipple A ....50
Chic Pneu Tool —(t)
*3V4 conv pref -t
Chic Rivet A Machf
Cue
106
2654
4%
28%
(+>
3%
5%
51%
38
Beatrice
Vot tr ctf
6
27
Com class B—(t)
7% debenture.lOf
105
0%
(t)
Butler Bros
10C
79
(t)
;
Butler (James) —10
Preferred
100
Bamberger (L) A Co
6%% pref..
100
Bancroft (J) A Sons t
6X
Warrants
Burdines Inc
Preferred
98
10%
t!M
100
1
....
Burco Inc com
Bidgs pref ctfs. 100
1054
~3%
32
(t>
pref (t)
10
21%
"3
Ut
Watch..
S3 50 conv
96
Tube. 101
....
Bulova
6
Baltimore
PreferredBarker Bros...
Bullara Co.-
24
45%
Wks. (t)
Preferred
•«)
7% preferred.. 100
6%
41%
3
65
23
4
mM
Bucyrus-Erie Co. 10
7% cum pref__10(
$254 conv. pref..6
Budd (E G) Mfg. (t)
7% preferred.. 100
103
(t)
—..100
Warrrants
10
B
7% preferred. .100
Bruce (E L) com.(t)
Brunawlck-BalkeCollender
(t)
Preferred—..100
Buckeye Pipe L—60
"e"
4%
50%
7% preferred.. 100
150
9154
6% preferred—1
.
Chemical—(+)
Preferred
Com
Brown Shop
40
6
.100
Wil
A
4
40%
8%
Machine(t)
Aviation Oorp (Del) 5
Aviation Sec of N E1
Baker
Class A
26%
Balaban A Katx-
1
36%
7% preferred.. 100
_
100
—(t)
Preferred
21*4
dep rets
BrownCo6% pf-100
Brown Forman
Distillery
(t)
,%J &
ff Xf V
Brown Fence VX/ Wire
Amer
Preferred.
26%
3%
30%
111%
5%
23%
Austin, Nlch A Oo.t
Prior A
Ordinary bearer £1
British Celanese Ltd
Bunte Bros com. .10
Bing A Bing
Amer Radiator A
Stand 8pnlt...(t
7% cum pref.. 100
5|
8
♦
.
Brlt-Auier Tobregii
6%
<t
Powder
Babcock
18
21X
8%
49%
1%
4%
4%
Axton-Fish Tob A 10
121
&
(f)
38
26
Associated Rayon (f)
Atl Coast Fisheries, f
.....
Coupon.—. —(t)
Registered
(t)
Budd Wheel.
Auburn Automob (t)
35**
31
Preferred......
55%
6%
9%
04%
60
dep rets ord
registered ...£1
Atlas Tack.....
354
75
Amer
92
G'ds
Dry
6 % preferred.
90
150
110
30
pflOO
.
1
6% 1st pref—.100
Atlas
68
88 X
140
Amer 1G Chem A
(f)
Am Intern Corp. _(t
Amer-La France
Machinery
5%
6
9
5% non-cum pflOO
Atlantic Refln'g—26
Atlas Plywood—(t)
22x4
.
Apparel
Industries
(t)
88Lines
10
3354
.
73
5%
5%
.1*'
Art Metal Constr.10
Art Metal Works—5
Atl Gulf A W ina
17
40
3
12
7% preferred.. 100
Foamlte Corp—
7% preferred.. 100
Amer Laundry
22%
6%
Associated OH
160
IX
15 X
38 X
Amer Home Prod. 1
Amer Hosiery
2b
Amer Ice Co
(f)
Amer
Csrp
7% pref
21
Bristol-Myers
5
Brit-Amer Oil Ltd—
102
22%
4%
954
7%
33%
38%
■■
61
Am
137%
8% preferred.. 100
25
Am-Hawalian SS. 10
AmHidtA Leath(t)
3%
Assoc El Indus, Ltd
126
__
Oyanamld A .10
Class B. .'.'.-...20
Amer Encaustic
non-cum
95
Armstrong Cork.
5
Arnold. Constable. 5
AutoVot
Am
6%
103%
3X
60%
?6 conv pref—.(t)
% preferred. .100
30%
29
12554
137
157
Commercial
Alcohol com...20
Am Crystal Sugar 10
7% Preferred-100
Am iiaro* are
103
...5
Assoc
9%
ft
com.,
"%
%
A Co of D«l
i%
69%
Canadian
Properties
Am Car A
121
_
7% 2d pref-.100
>
...
154
41%
Associated
H
Brighton Mills pflOO
Brill Corp cl. A—Class B.».—.-.'
Brillo Mfg—
(t
Class A—
(t
22
i%
40%
Preferred
(t)
Chic June Rys & Un
Stk Yds stpd—100
130""
2554
10554
Jhlc Dally News (t)
1
31
127
—
Bristol Brass
m
...
m
Am Brake Sh A F
._
^ 46
Art loom
Am Bank Note...i*
7% preferred.. 100
-
Preferred
100
Ohesehr'gh Mfg__2fi
24
.
6
2%
«?*
64
%
48%
Apex Elec Mfg.. .(t)
ApponangOo
(t)
A P W Paper
(f)
Common.
24
,13 H
105
;
92
armour
Am Bakeries pf--100
Common
13%
103 %
Anheuser-Busch. 100
Class D warrants.
Amal Leather
21
28
105
Cherry-Bur Oorp (t)
3«
brlugeuurtMacu. \1
Brlggs Mfg
.
(t)
Briggs A Stratton '♦
6J
3%
Ask
Per share
32
preferred 100
Bridgeport Brass .(t)
18
Bid
Par
Stocks.
Bowm Bilt Hotels
5
7% guar pref. .100
Armour A Ca (111)-
25
65 X
5
Botany Cons M. A 60
Bourjois, Inc——(t)
$2.75 cum pref (f)
Bower Roll B'r'g..5
First
3M
Ask.
Bid.
Par
Per
12
-•J"
$654 conv pref_(ts
Corp(f)
Allis-Ohalmera Mia
Common
(t)
Alpha Portl Oem_(t)
Aluminum Co com.1
10
10'
(Mass).(t)
7 % preferred. 100
Amer Wringer
it
Am Wr Pap v tC—1
$6 pref \ t c
(t)
Anaconda W A C_(t)
Anchor Cap..
(t)
154
153
18%
4%
Preferred
Preferred.
Am Wool
38
6
4
14
Amer Wind Glass
30%
100
Allied Stores
Aluminum
28
110
Dyi
A
(jbem
"IP |
96
Type Found, (t)
7 % preferred. .100
&
1
5
2%
12%
Am
254
Allied
Am Transformer (f)
143
141
Atook*.
Ask.
Per share.
Per share.
>
1554
554
3554
1154
854
15
754
74
1654
954
36
1254
9 %
30
8
7554
7354
6454
1?54
71*"
454
i654
2
Oorp..(t)
8
854
8 % preferred—100
Oonsol Retail Sts
1
109
48
11054
254
52
_
1554
5554
55
8% of with warlOO
Oonsol Royal Oil. 10
Consol Textile
t
101 %
103
2
Consumers Co com 5
110
16
175
754
mi
0% prior pref. 100
7% 1st pref—.lfto
Container Corp A.20
Class B
t
4854
49
25 54
98
26
100
Oont Bkg A (vot) (t^
Class B (vot)
(tv
10154
354
354
104
Pf(8%)(non-v)10n
Continental Can..20
31
854
70
26
2654
1
454
654
102
4
29
454
4
3154
Oont'l Oil (Del)..; 5
llV*
28
Cont Screw com..10
Preferred
10
2654
154
454
Cooper Bessemer—1
$3 cum pf A
*
Corroonic Reyua(t)
$6 conv A pref (f)
Cord Corporation..
7
115
454
30
87
105
100
14
454
Oont Diam'd Fibre. 5
Continental Mot (t)
10
14%
654
.
154
"%
54
54
954
354
354
3
10
354
654
654
%
5854
8254
1054
6k
21^
If
2154
39
1254
454
24%
254
3154
3
5
26
,
254
34
354
july, 1935]
&
industrial
Quotations for all securities are as near as
Stocks.
Bid.
Par.
Par
Stock*.
Ask.
„75%
163
.
Oosden Oil
Preferred
-f
100
2»
Ooty lnc-—..„._(t)
4%
6
Eastern SS Line*
77, 1st pref—100
$3.50 2nd pref-(t)
Eastman Kodak—1
6 % preferred-. 100
Oourtauds Ltd—
Am dep rets ord£l
Easy W Macb B.(t)
Eaton Mfg Co
t
Cramp
Edison Bros Sts—
Preferred
100
Elsler El Corp
(t)
(Wm)
&
100
SonsCrane Co com....25
13k
_
38k
17 54
471
7454
86
Crown-Zellerbacn
354
20%
(t)
..100
7% preferred.. 100
61
...1
1%
_7% preferred.. 100
Cuban i'oh..... —t
Preferred
100
79%
2
20
42 54
31
60
Cuneo Press
(f)
Curtis Pub com..(t)
$7 preferred—-(t)
AW
7
75
m
5
it*
Deep Rock Oil
A Ref 7% pf—100
1954
;
Am dep rets ord £5 k
Oo
26
.
100
1
Fajardo Sugar
100
Falstaff Brewery.. 1
Famous
Players
com-.
.
1
60
58
Shoe com
10354
preferred....
Diesel-Wemmer
Gilbert Corp... 10
Derby O A Ref com f
Devoe
A
Reynolds
Class A (non-rot) t
(t)
(t)
Federal Met Tr
Fed Screw Wks._(f)
Federated Dept Sts t
FED Corp.——(f)
Feltman A Cur me
..
103
154
38
38
Common B...(t)
1st pref ......100
2d pref.......100
Diamond Matcb.(t)
44
40
11654
12054
111
32
3254
3954
3854
6% part pref...25
Diamond Shoe—
Preferred
.100
Ferro Enamel—.(f)
Flat Am dep rets..
Fidello Brewery—.1
Field (Marshall) A
Co—
(t)
5th Ave Bus Sec. (f)
Filene's Sons
(t)
6 4 % cum pref 100
Film Insp Mach.(t)
FirestoneT A Rub. tr»
6% lstpfww. 100
6K% pref (with
88
-.^warrants) ..100
Dictaphone oom.(t)
'7- Preferred
100
Dictograph Prod. .2
DiGlorgio Fruit—
Common.... ..10
$3 preferred
100
Discount Corp. of
New York....100
2954
11654
3154
oW
355
2354
Distillers Co Ltd-£1
Distillers CorpSeagrams.
(f)
Distillers A Brew's .5
Distillers Liquors..5
Dixon (J) Oruc—100
Doehler Die-Oast (t)
Preferred
.60
Preferred
(t)
Dold (Jacob) P.
365
23 54
•
1954
1954
454
1154
5154
_
11%
56
17
1754
4554
49
92
17
First Boston Corp 10
First Nat Stores. _(t)
Flshman (M H)—(t)
Preferred—100
Bisk Rubber Corp.l
$6 preferred—. 100
Fllntkote Co cl A. (f)
32
Florshelm Shoe com t
hnecomt
Flour Mills of Am
Am(t)
Preferred
Follansbee "Broil (t)
Food Mach'y
(f)
Ford Co Ltd—
Guar Tr rct§__—
Ford Mot of Can 100
Class A.
t
Class B...
t
Ford Motor France.
Forem't D'y Prod
Dom Coal ore? .100
20
30
133
preferred....
17
113
33)4
11
1954
m
2H
5%
82
29
ttdge.iOO
Dominion Glass_100
Preferred
..100
Dominion Steel
A Coal B......25
Dominion Stores.
Domln Textile
Preferred
110
5 54
20%
109%
62
t
10154
t
com
54
754
2554
13
10154
115
100
654
6
(f)
Draper Corp—
See Textile Stocks
Dresser (8 R) A.._t
,
Class
B
2054
1954
754
_t
Driver Harris Co 100
854
15
14%
Preferred
100
Dubilier Cond'ser (?)
92%
Dunhlll
Internat.-l
254
Prior pref.
60
East Port Rican Sug
Preferred
1
East Roll Mill
k Last sale,
5H
21%
115
Class A
Class B
_
m>
-
5%
2
16%
2%
%
254
15%
15
'
54
"9"
854
22
20
154
254
454
4
7
454
Great Nor
18%
21%
Great
A
2%
19
1354
dep rets ord £1
3454
Indiana Pipe Line 6(
Indian Ref com.. .10
Indiana Terr Ilium—
2%
Am
34%
354
Int.
~
In?
Agric Corp—t
% prior pref.lOO
Business Macb. >
1554
Int Cement Corp (t)
1
Int Carriers Ltd
Pap._.25
West Sug.(t)
2
10
54
1 %
2754
9054
128
terlake iron—.(t)
terlake Steamshf t)
In ser Button Hole
dew Machine.. 10
127
14
2
—(t)
Oorp.t
100
Indus Finance vtclO
Preferred
..100
Industrial Rayon (t)
Ingersoll-Rand
(t)
tt% preferred—100
Inland
Steel
(t)
Intercont Rubber(t)
22
12854
554
Oil non-vot A. (t)
Class B.
Indus Accep
Cum pref
I
ieh
int
Cig Mach—(t)
Harvester—.(t)
7% preferred—100
Int Mercb Mar— (t)
Int Nickel (Canada) t
7% cum pref.. 100
Int Pap A Pow a "
Int
<
6454
154
4%
2254
354
3154
175
1654
554
2954
29
44%
143
254
2754
125
154
'
Class B—
H
Class C-
com!!———
7%
preferred- -100
't
Int Petrol
Grnfld Tap A Die. t
Preferred
.100
40
6
1954
Registered shares.
I
Gi<r% preferred. .100
35
m7
3454
.
8%
lot Ptg Ink com.. (t)
6 % preferred. -100
Greyhound Corp...5
Internat
Preferred
Gnantanamo Mug ._t
4
6% preferred.. 100
S.
4%
4%
14
73
354
454
Gulf Oil Corp
26
Gulf States 8t*l— ft)
Corp
...it)
7
38
25 51
1%
2%
7%
in
2t*
37
18
128
6
6%
7% pref—..100
30%
Kx-dlvidend.
20
454
9%
95
18
103
15
101
27
3^
Common
1
"
%
10
1
13c
..
9
131
6%
3%
6%
32
654% cum pref
with warr—100
Hathaway Bak A(t)
Preferred—^. - (t)
Hayes Bogy . .2^.2
Haytian/Eorp ot
AmeriSw
(T)
Hasel-AuaN «^iaHe*_2n
Haseltine Corp
1
t Without par
—
value.
5154
121
7%
preferred--100
Johnson Tin Foil
ino
JonasANaumburg254
,
60
154
Jones A Laughlln
19
5854
2854
.100
7%
104
105
conv
pref-100
Kellogg Switch A 810
Preferred
—100
Kelly-8prlngf Tire.6
6% preference (t)
Xelsey-flaye8 Wheel
154
20
1%
154
106
854
90
94
1154
.10
Preferred—-.100
Kzyser (Jul) A Co. 5
Kdtb-Albee Orob—
1
A—1
v,
11
Inc. ft)
Johns-Manv
Kay nee
-
Brew
ih
57%
Preferred,
Hart. Schaftner A
Marx—
...20
Hat Corp class
2254
—(T)
Kaufman Dep St
Com
12.50
2054
109
18%
(t)
Kalamazoo Stove (t)
K C Stock Y dsMel 00
'
..100
Hartman Tob
interstate Hos'y.(t)
Intertype Oorp..(t)
1
9
7% pref—100
10654
Harb- Walk Ref—
38
72
Steel com—...100
lit
Preferred^
preferred-.100
A Metal..
Paper
.10
6% cum pref.. 100
$7 cum .pref.—(t)
Happiness Candy
Stores class A...t
%
34
45%
17%
Irving Air Cbute—1
,
100
A)
—
3
50.
Jewel Tea...
Watch.(tj
(M
Silver.
Iron Fireman vtc
4%
Haramerralll
Common
41
4
8%
854
17
100
P)
Printing—..—10
Harvard
7c
7%
inn
10
100
Hall (W
Hanna
...
'■
68
7%
Lamp com..(t>
Hamilton
20
1
100
(t)
(t)
(t)
25
105
254
7 % prei erred- -100
IntTextBook
(t)
Interstate Dept Sts- J
'
$6 pref..
6%
^*er
7% 1st pref... 100
Hale A Unburn—*
113
17%
uternat Shoe
Hahn Dept Stores—
See Allied Stores
Preferred
(t)
Prod
Internat Pulp
Preferred
Intl Saf Raz B
internat Salt
Groc St Prod v t c25c
27
28%
8% preferred—O;
x
3%
39
Preferred.——100
67
Gen'l Bronze
5
General Cable—(t)
i
Class A
(f)
Canadian price,
1454
Gt Lakes Tow—100
6%
5
t
ll*
Gray Telephone Pay
92
10
8
Nominal,
7:
A_T
.
12
4%
24%
.6
5254
Station com.... 10
Gt Atl A fac Tea
Non vot com
t
Preferred.
100
American
Gen Baking.
10
148
Graton A Khlght-.f
Preferred
.too
m
(t)
(t)
1
Unstamped com.l
1854
7854!
$3 pref
..(t)
Granite City Steel (t)
Grant (W T)- .(t)
13
25
com
t
Grand Union Co.. 1
ii*
104
39
pref.(t)
Imperial Tobaccs
_
111
3354
Sylvan, (t)
conv
Imperial OH Ltd (t)
954
Silk—
10
Stamped
26
Hosiery (voting) t
7 % preferred. -100
Graham-Paige Mot.l
Grand Raps Vara.(t)
General Aviation—
_54
com
24%
131
654s
854
4454
FreeportTexOo. 10
6% conv pref. 100
Fuller (G A) Oo—
Parttc pref
(t)
2d preferred
t
Gabriel Oo. clA.
4
10154
Hygrade
Ideal Cement—— it;
Illinois Brick..
26
of Canada com..6
Gotham
8%
1
L5
$3 pref with war.t
Gorham Mfg vtc.(t)
24]
%6
20
>d
Imperial Tobaccs
of Gt.Brlt A Irel'r
Hall
12854
10
Huylers Inc—
Common....... 1
""54
15
Transportation—5
Gen Asphalt
10
5754
154
Hupp Motor
1754
Gorham Inc
29
17
1
754
Humble Oil A Ref(t)
7% preferred.. 100
Goodyear Tire A
Rubber com., (t)
$7 1st pref
(f)
Goodyear T A R of
Canada com...(t)
New pref.
im
254
12
i
Hudson Mot Oar
Goodrich (B F)._
8%
14%
Preferred.—100
$7 preferred—(t)
14%
$6 conv pref—(t)
Garlock Pack——(f)
Gen Alloys Oo
t
Class A pref
10
37
62
14
,
(t)
(t)
Class A.
(f)
Franklin RySup.(t)
Gamewcll Oo
(t)
Gtold Dust Corp v t cf
$6 cum conv pfd.t
Gold Seal Elec
1
14
1754
254
2354
10554
vot tr ctfs
.25
Howe Scale com.(f)
7% prior pref. 100
Globe Underwriters 2
Globe-Wernicke. (
Preferred
(
Gobel (Adolf) Oo^_,
Godchaux Sugar—__
3%
87
Class A...
t
1
Glldden Oo
40
Class B———t
Household Fin pf.50
Houston Oil (Tex) 100
..
Halle Bros—
Preferred
100 54
7
90
100
7% preferred.. 100
7% preferred.. 100
2%
W&':-
65
110
Hsudal lie-Hers bey
ft)
Glen Alden Coal
15%
Gair (Robert)
Preferred
18%
$5 conv pref...(f)
Gtmbel Bros
t
9
754
954
.
,__({)
r
24
(t)
3
ical
...(t)
11%
1954
8%
8
Gibson Art
Gilbert (A O)
Gilcrlst Co
30
Preferred
100
Hormel (G A) A Co
Horn (A C) com—V
Horn A Hard'tlNYl
Equlpt
Conv pref vtc_(t)
15%
General
5
n
:
•
(f)
7354
11054
4954
(
Preferred.
10
Hooker Electrochem¬
%
.
Vot tr ctfs—
^
12
derr- Hall-Marv 100
Hershey Chocolate 1
$4 conv pref
f
Holophane Co
Holly Sug Co
27 %
99%
19%
19%
Gen Steel Casting—
$6 conv pref...(t)
..15
114
10854
Deben stock .100
Durham Hosiery—
Class B com.
.
m
14
DuplanSllk
t
8% cum pref. .100
DuPont (H I) de N
A Oo com .....20
6% preferred..10.
Duval Texas Sulp (t)
Eagle Lock
...26
Eastern Mfg—
■'
$6pfwlth w-rr.(t)
15154
2254
8254
12254
dercules Motors, (t)
Hercules Powd— (t)
7 % preferred-. 100
Holland Furnace,
105
Gen Rayon A stk. (f)
Gen Ry Signal com +
6 % preferred- .100
General Refrac—
Gillette Saf Ras.
%
Foundation Co(Oan)
Froedert Grain A
Malt pref.
20%
2%
36
Fox Film-
64
140
25
10
Douglas Alrcrf
Douglas Shoe pf.10.
Dow Ohem
Preferred
Dow Drug
4
5&
29%
92
13H
Foreign shs A..(f)
454
654
t
1
Conv pref—.
Foster Wheeler
138 54
r
£y*
1%
>:7 1
Foundation Oo
new
t
1154
130
-.26
common
Heyden Chemical. 10
Heywood-Wakefleld
1st preferred
100
Hires (OE) OoA.(t)
dollander (A)ABon_5
13%
t
_
131
$7 conv pref.
n6%% pref....100
Dominion
3254
_
28
65
7% 1st pref—iOO
121
4
3
118
115
6% cum pf A—100
Georgian Inc.—
A preference...20
15
t)
....
10
114
ClassBcom...(f)
_
_
14
Fanny Farmer Candy
Common—
(t)
Fedders Mfg A
28
1554
Denniaon Mfg—
7% preferred.. 100
.
Corp
t
(The) Chfe.- t
7% preferred. .100
Fair
24%
Aircr
.
3
Faultless Rubb__ —t
5
2754
2454
(f)
-
.
7% preferred—100
Equit Office »ildgf+x
Eureka Pipe L
50
7 % preferredFalrcbUd Avla
^32%
Gen Theat
Fansteel Products (t)
3
7% preferred. .20
Havilland
254
1*
113
95
Endlcott-Job> • -urn. 60
OanOorp
15
ll*
^Preferred..—100
15*
64
128
5
Vot trust ctfs
_t
22
22%
24
_
m-St
16
22)4
%
Per share.
2254
!% non-cumpfl00
365
695
6954
Gen'l Print Ink— (f)
4354
8
Bid.
Par.
Hearst Oonsol Pub—
7% cl A.
25
H Rubenstein
(t)
$3 pref....
(f)
Helme (G W) Cs
5
Gen Tire A Rub--26
8% non-vot pf_100
Fairbanks Morse
♦
:
Advertising A
£ ^6w.
14k
i&H
70
Gen Optical pf... (t)
Gen Paint Corp A. (t)
554
_
7:
Flreprooflng—1
Cora vtc._
m
15
Fair banks
Decker (A) A Oohn
De
554
43
Seltzer class A 2 54
Class B—— 254
20 54
A
Deere A Co com
5
454
Emerson's Bromo
AW
30
Dayton Rubber Mfg
_
(t)
com
Exch Buff
Davega fits Corp..8
Davenport Hos'y (t>
Preferred. ....100
A
Cleaner
Elgin N Watch...16
Elk H Coal Corp. t
6% part pref...50
Ely Walker D G-.25
1st preferred—100
2d preferred.. 100
Ex-Cell-OA AT
t
_
Common
1
7
■
10154
Class
Common..
254
l
7% cumpref..l00
$8 cum pref
f
Cutler Hammer. ft)
Darby Petroleum
5
Dardelet Thr'dlockf
■
354
Electric Vacuum
Eureka Vac Clean.5
Evans Prod
.6
104
OurtlssWrlghtOorp 1
Class A..
Cosh man's Sons,
0
25%
14
„6% cum pref—100
General Motors.. 10
5% pref..
(f)
General Outdoor—
'7°
140
2554
Preferred
100
Gen Foods Oorp.(t)
General Mills
.t
13
8% preferred...25
lli
Pack
4%
21%
Electrographlc Corp
Paper $7 lstpf (t)
Cudahy
54
22
Crown-Willamette
.
f
59%
138
Am dep rets reg£l
Gen
105
110
I??
e
Stocks.
Ask.
59%
.
^
354
2 154
5
.
30%
Crown Cent Petrol (t)
Crown Cork Int A(t)
OrownO'kA Seal (t)
$2.70 preferred (t)
Bid.
Par.
Gen Cigar common
7% preferred—100
General Electric, <t)
General Elec Ltd—
158
7% preferred.. 100
Electric Boat
__3
Elec A Musical—
Indus Am shs
Slec Stor Batt.
t
100
.
157
Electric Autn-Ute
15
Crowley Mllner..(t)
Cuba Oo.
Cuban-Am Sue
Magneto t
preferred ..—100
Eltlngon Schlld —(t>
stocks
Per share.
106
45
147
97
37
1
.
Stocks.
6
>
146 54
6%
Crock-Wheeler _(t)
Croft Brewing
l
Crosley Radio... ft)
Crowell Publish'g (t)
Vot tr ctfs
Crucible Steel
5%
Klsemann
Preferred
100
Cream of Wheat... t
Creole Petrol
5
Preferred
A.sJc.
Bid.
Per shore.
share
Corn Prod Refg—25
7% preferred. 100
miscellaneous
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue.
Conv class A-.
Class B—
6954
1854
55
5
34
154
18 %
17
1
15
INDUSTRIAL
92
Stocks.
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
Stocks.
Bid.
Par.
STOCKS
MISCELLANEOUS
&
of the month preceding the date of Issue.
as possible for the closing day
Quotations for all securities are as nea
Bid.
Par.
Stocks.
Ask.
13%
14
95
15
a
17
15%
7 % preferred-
3k
4%
29
2%
20%
6%
19
6%
2
^
40
....
94
94%
70
24
110
109
57
7% preferred. .100
Kress (SH)ftOs (t)
60
11%
6% preferred ..10
Kreuger (G) Brew 1
Kroger Grocery A
Baking common t
11
9%
:
27%
27%
Kuppenhelmer A Oo
16
12
Class B com....5
Laclede Steel
60
Lake of the Woods
15%
16^
>
i
Preferred
100
i
Lakey Fdy & Mach 1
Lambert Co
__t
Landers. Frary A
Olark
26
Lane Bryant Inc -(t)
7% pref w w__ 100
Lingendorf United
Bakeries cl A.(t)
m
ey8
14 %
Lehigh & Wilkes
Barre Corp
(f)
Lehigh A Wilkes
Barre Coal.....50
Lehman Corp
(f)
Lehn A Fink Prod 5
Leonard Oil Dev. .25
Lerner Stores ...(t)
Pf with war
100
: so
105%
29%
Llbbey-Owens-Ford
Lib McNeil A Lib. 10
Preferred
6%
(f)
'
100
5
»
Life Savers
109%
108%
Lig A Myers Tob.26
Common
B
96
.
7% preferred--100
Lily Tulip Cup..(t)
Lima
Lincoln Printing, (t)
7 % preferred-«-50
157
a
18
20
11
18J
1H
21
(f)
Lion Oil Refg__. ..t
Preferred
•
5
Liquid Carbonic... t
Lit Brothers(t)
4%
:
k
id
Link Belt Oo
'
159%
17%
Lindsay Lt&OhemlO
Preferred.
110
17 H
wbi_ +
Lororo
l
'22%
30%
$6.50
Loose Wiles Bis..25
7% 1stpref—100
Lord A Taylor
100
1st preferred..100
2d preferred
100
Lorlllard (P)
10
7% preferred—100
Louisiana Oil Ref ft)
6%% conv pf-100
Steel
101
100
Niles-Bem't-P'd
2H
l
Moore Oorp com.
Preferred A
10
100
Moore Dr For A_(t)
Preferred B
Macy(R rt)Oo Inc.t
Morrell(John) A Get
Mad Sq Garden—(t)
Mallison (H R»
t
Morris
27
29%
22%
30%
60%
6>4 % pf w w..100
Mannattan
Shirt. 25
Manlschewltz
12%
A Oo class
A—(t)
96
112
118
II
Murray Corp—— 10
Murray Ohio Mfg .1
Myers (FE) A Bro(t)
Nachman Springf (t) k
Nash
Rockwell
Motors—-(f)
Nat Acme Oo
..1
29%
9%
73
O)
(G
Common
_
Corp
93
Murphy
MaracalboOUExpl
M&rancha Corp...5
Margay Oil Corp. (fi
Marine Midland...5
Marlln
15%
(t)
(f)
$7 conv pref
Munslngwear Inc
Nominal,
Canadian price,
9%
9%
12
—
MOM
34%
13%
6%
13%
6%
43%
3%
-a** -
100
Ohio Brass pref
Class B
29%
21%
r
Ex-dividend
1%
30%
21%
160
104
25
15%
(t)
26%
18
85
y
11%
104
11%
105
11%
OUstocks, Ltd
10%
Okonlte pref
33
38
1%
1
16
17%
t
100
Oldetyme Distillers 1
Oliver Farm Equip, t
6% pr pf w warr.f
Omnibus Corp v t <» .t
3%
Oppenheim Collins
..
7%
3%
1%
2|
2%
15
.
mtmmm
II""
24%
25%
44*"
47""
Proc A Gamble., (t)
1%
10%
48%
49%
8% Preferred-.100
5% oref
10ft
206
118 H
Producers Royalty.1
%
Prentice
Hall
iljl)
preferred
_
6
90
5%
17%
t
5%
37
6
■
6
17%
125
124
*
mm
4
r
(t)
%
It)
5%
39%
6%
1
1%
11%
219
119%
'At
Realiza¬
tion vtc— 33'3C
15%
%
Propper M'Oall'm(t)
Publication Oorp (t)
wirst pref...—100
20
90
Pullman Inc
39%
..
...
(t>
Alegre Sugar t
Pure Oil Oo
..(t)
8% ureferred-.lftft
6% vot pref...100
Purity Bakeries—(t)
Pyrene Mfg......10
Quaker Oats
(t)
6% preferred—100
Radio-Kefth-Orpb t
Punta
.
r
6% preferred. .100
.
2%
84
68
8% conv pf A.100
Ontario Steel Prod( 11
Preferred
100
t No par value.
86
.25
7% preferred-.100
138
102^
+
1st preferred.. 100
Ohio Oil
(t)
Preferred
100
.
m
90H
Lambert.-t
>att A
r
Messed Steel Car
rv.—.
100
Ohio Leather
.
5
*ralrle Pipe L
conv
5
(j)
Mills—}t)
Elevator
10%
Prairie Oil A Gas .25
Properties
Pharmacal
Otis
$
22
-
2ft
Agene.
Ogilvle F1
Otis Steel
x
(t)
24
_
34
7
30
t
Class B
Potrero Sugar
Norwich
Class B
n
2%
39
%
7% prior pref. 100
Outboard Mot A.
k Last salt*
(f)
26
10%
73%
15%
Mullins Mfg.....
Class B
(t)
Mapes Cons Mfg_(
Maple Leaf Mill- (
Preferred
1
Mouquln Inc
100
Class A..
1%
25%
8% cum pref—100
(f)
Wanning Bowman
Preferred
1%
•: 42
—
"5%
Plymouth Cor OolOO
'lymouth Oil
6
Pocahontas Fuel.100
Poor A Oo class B.(t)
Rubber
(t)
7% preferred—50
9%
3
P jrto Rlc A Tob—
23%
Mot Wheel Corp..6
Mount'n A Gulf Oil 1
Mountain Prod.—10
com., (t)
—100
Preferred
6% preferred-.100
Pitts United Oorp 2'"
7 % eonv pf——100
23
104
27
6%
27
f
10 n
102
A Machinery—100
66 %
Common
Preferred
Mangel St
4
20
North A Judd.
62%
Plttsb PI Glass...25
Pitts ScrewABolt(t)
Pittsburgh Steel Fdy
Common .....(t)
10
Oorp conv pf_.(t)
Novadel
Mandel Bros lnc_(t)
76%
North Pipe Line—50
N'vrest Eng com.(t)
N'Weet Yeast—100
Norwalk Tire A
40
7
28%
^ittston Co
10 H
27%
56%
10
Motor Products—+
.
132
North Cent Texas.5
137
163
19
.
(Pa>—ldft
Pittsb Term OoallOO
3%
9%
1%
2%
35
No Amer Match.(f)
Northam Warren <
Morse Twist Drill
Manati Sugar ,_10ft
7 % preferred- 100
25}
22
(ti
34
Pltney-Bowes Poet, t
—-
Amer shares
13.
(t)
Ptttsb Brewing
Preferred
1%
26
No European Oil
1
North German Lloyd
88
(Philip)
A Oo Ltd
9*
5
5
Governor.(t)
Pierce Oil Oorp ..26
8% conv pref. 100
Pierce Petrol
_t
Pllisbury Fleur Mills
New pref
6% preferred—100
Pitts Forglngs
1
74%
3%
15
Noma Elec Corp.. 1
North Amer Avia-1
7
Corp.——..5
New com
*!tts Coal
6
-10
12%
Rubb—(t)
100
(t)
Moody's Invest Serv
part pref..
7% preferred-.100
"2%
75
30
10%
(t)
Y Shipbuilding—1
7% pref
100
_
Car
^Irelll Oo of Italy,
Am shs 500 lire.—
8
2H
100
12%
Preferred
({)
~6H
In
5% non cum pf 100
Y Merchandise-
53
90
Oo common..—t
1
5i"
4%
Mst
°lerce-Arrow
■v
8%
Pierce
in
25k
(t)
100
109%
11
Molybdenum v t c.l
Monsanto Oh WkslO
Montgomery Ward
Land.
N V Transit
...
Preferred
Mack Trucks Inc (t)
MacMillan Oo
(t)
2%
52%
115%
1%
N Y Transports. 10
Nicholson
FUe— (t)
Common
Preferred w w_10
6% preferred. .100
Macfadden Newsp.t
Macfadden Pub
(t)
;
100
N
21%
2
5
9
30
Common
91%
108%
6%
57%
52
V'i* 6
5
First pref
N
22%
Phillip-Jones Corp
6
70
NY Investors com(t)
10ft
4U
.25
.
t
2%
Second pref
NY Dock..
Sons
A
.
Pblla Insul Wire—
Phil A Read O A I
oemmon
(t)
N Y Air Brake
14%
37%
Phelps-Dodge.
7% preferred-. 100
Pie Bakeries v t c (t)
7
2
100
Worsted pf .100
Arlsona
15
7% preferred. .100
Pet Oorp of Am —5
®hllllps Petrol
6
-100
N Y Auction
35
115
9%
16%
Phoenix Hosiery.
9
105
16
113
Pat Milk
99%
6%
6
Newton Steel
32
2l%
5
1%
6%% pref
$2 non-cum dlv
■h
(t)
MIdvale Co—.
t
Class A
4%
New Hav Cl com .25
Mock Judson A Yoe
1
9H
ilH
New Mexico A
Mo Portl Cement .26
$6 % cum conv pf f
xjynch Corp...—5
MacAnd A Forbes 10
•i
51%
112%
Class B
25
New Bradford Oil. 5
8
5%
Drug Stores
Common
_(t)
8%% conv pf—10
Perfect Circle
(t)
10%
96
Preforrod
t
1st pref—100
Mohawk
;
New Bedford Rayon
Class A
25
Midland Steel
Mlnneap-Honeywell
Regulator
'♦>
6% pref ser A.100
Mlnneap-Moltee
Power Implem..t
$6.50 cum nref-.T
Mission Oorp
(t)
pref. (t)
irA
%
10%
3%
Newberry Realty pf
Newport In dust—1
New Bedford Cord¬
N J
$2 conv pref—(f) ft
'■
age com--
Midland Royalty—
Pref 6% %
Long Bell Lum A (t)
Ludlum
125
93
J*Peoples
97
7%-l0ft
Preferred
6%
7% conv pref A100
24""
••••
Oo
(t)
J)
Coke 10
7% preferred.-100
•
(Herman).
(J
74
103%
3%
3%
21%
ApflOft
Pann Salt Mfg.—50
Pann-Mex Fuel —.2
15
Neptune Meter A (t)
Nestle-le Mur cl A.t
-10
Middle States PetClass A vtc—(t)
Class B v t c—.(t)
(1)
;>:? 7
63%
10%
%
8%
100
Common.
Co
O)
6% cum cl
Peon Coal A
28
....
Newberry
35}
78%
Common..—, (t)
48%
12.60
Nat Union Radio (t)
NatomasCo
-(t)
Nehi Oorp com—(t)
Preferred
..(t)
Neisner Bros
(t)
Nelson
(J
Penney
6
40
50
7% conv pref
Mld-Cont Pet
Miller
Loew's Boston Th 25
Loft Inc
t
.
2%
Mill Factors A...50
t
cum
Oo
.(t)
Scrip
Loblaw Groc Ltd At
Class B-_._
f
Locomotive Firebox t
6%
52%
3^
*
—
47*I
Pa-Dixie Cement
Kefg—(t)
Oe .—25
preferred- -100
Nat Tea com
9I%
1
Ford
%
preferred-.100
25
Nat Tool com
Nafl Transit
....
100
Loew's Inc
116
25
Preferred.
8%
5%
Nat Sugar
8% preferred—100
Mergenth'ler Linod)
9%
$4 pref cl A
(t)
8% cum pref..100
Peck. Stow A Wile 2ft
Peerless Mot Oar. .3
Penlck A
4%
50%
6%
_iuu
..100
Trans, (t)
Pender(D)Groc y At
Class B
(t)
9
%
Nat Steel Corp. —
Products cam.
27%
5%
31%
H
4
Conv part pref.(t)
Nat Shim Sh Del (t)
50
Merrit. Chapman A
Scott..—.
it!
8%
6%% pref A—100
Mesabi Iron
1
Mesta
Machine—-5
Metal Textile.'... (t)
Preferred
(t)
Metal A Thermit--t
Preferred
100
57
Metrop Pav Brick-1
109
Preferred
-100
30
Metrop Tobacco-100
7% Mexican Petrol—100
Mexico-Ohio Oll.(t)
2
Mich Gas A Oil—1
22% Michigan Sugar—(t)
112
Preferred
10
10i$
1%
6l
Nat 8upply
Oomoaou
Par melee
93
rZ\{]
7%
58%
U%
Pathe Exch Inc-.iT)
»-(t)
Nat Service Cos
26
m
43%
1
Park A Tllford Inc
Nat Screen Serv
—
New common
6% preferred. .100
2d pref
Parke. Davis Oo. (t)
Parker Rust Prf—(t)
M
137
Nat Rub Mach—
1st
1H
r
7%*
Paramount-Pubilx
162
138
Nat Mfrs A Stores (t)
Nat
Paper A Type
Preferred..
8%
172%
100
Preferred.
Panhandle P A R.. t
8% conv pref.100
Pantepec Oil Oo—t
Paramount Mots, (t)
161
100
Nat Licorice com
Southern
170
Lead.. 100
pref A
100
pref B
100
National Leather. 10
National
preferred ...—100
Nat Radiator
"
$7 preferred—(.
Nat Ref com—--25
Merrimac Hat
3\h
11%
AOof
Melllns Food -...10
Melville Shoe Oorp
common....—(t)
1st pf 6%
100
MengelOo..
1
7% com pref..100
Common
34%
26%
30%
(t)
Pan-American
16>
108 £
Is/
22}
26%
M
2^
Prod—(t)
Nat Fuel Gas
Merck A Co—
...100
6
Lefcourt Rlty Corp 1
Conr pref
(t)
Leh Goal A Nav.(t
Leh PortI Cement 60
7% preferred-.100
Lehigh Valley Coar
6% cum coot pf6(
Cement
Liberty Baking
25
Nat Fire-Proofing 50
Preferred ....—50
Transportation (t'
Lee Rub A Tire
•
Nat DIst
WA
P
Nat Enam A Stpg(t)
Merchants Refirig
Preferred.
Lawrence Portland
11%
Transpcom
108
Stores-(t)
7% 1st pref—100
7% conv pf A.-50
McLellan Sts com(t)
6% conv pf A.100
McWm s Dredg— (t)
Mead Corp com _(t
Preferred
1
36%
1
110
Nat Dept
113%
McKeesport T PI (t)
McKesson A Robb—
Common...
—.5
12%
10
Pan Am Petrol A
Nat Dairy Prod—
Preferred cl A-101
7
k
■#
IlOO
Pan-Am Airways
67
Merchants A Miners
(t)
Palrpolnt Oorp.
143
54
$2 conv pref—
13%
5%
9%
8%
70%
25,
Pac Eastern Oorp.l
Pacific West Oil. (t)
Packard Motor.
12
141
Mercantile Stores(t)
Preferred-.
-100
100
40
Preferred $7—m
35%
50
98
6% preferred——t
Pacific Coast Ue
10
1st preferred— (t)
2d preferred., (t)
35
39
Nat Cash Reg—
33%
share.
^
pref. 100
Mead Johnson
Milling
47%
115
Oxford Paper
4%
148%
Nat Container—
6% conv pf—100
McGraw-Hill Pub-t
23%
._(t)
.
Nat Casket com.U)
Non vot cm cl B.t
3%
com
Owens-Ills Glass .25
30
10%
116%
102%
1st preferred—100
2d preferred—100
Nat Carbon
(t)
McOord RaddB(t)
McOrory Sts (vot).t
2%
58
10
.
28
1%
Nat Oandv———(t)
100
Oil Oo
...
-
_
% McOoll-Frontenac
%
100
Bid.
Per
Outlet Oo
H
2M
7 % preferred- .100
Nat Breweries
T r
Preferred...
100 r
Mavis Bottling A..1
Mayflower Assoc. (t)
May (The) Dept
Stores Oo com—10
Maytag Oo
1
1st $6 pref
(t)
$3 cumpf w w.(t)
$3 cumpfx-w—(t)
McCallCorp..
(T)
Koppers Gas A Coke
Class B
Nat Biscuit
.
—
Kresge Dept Stores 1
8% preferred—100
Kresge (S S) Us—
Com (vot)
lft
Par.
Stocks.
7% preferred--100
preferred—100
7%
Mathl'son Alkali, (t)
28%
Preferred
26
Masonite Corp
92,<
Kirby Petrol
1
Klein (D E) Co..(t)
Klein ert Rubber—10
Knox Hat com __(t)
Kobacker Stoi?es—
Oum pref 7 %-100
Kolster-Brancl Ltd—
Amer share l
£1
..—100
7% preferred
Kinney (Q R> Inc..t
$8 preferred
100
KlnnerAlr A
.
Massey-Harrls. .
13
100
Mot.l
Preferred
Preferred
100
Nat BellaH-rtiws1
Marshall Wells pf 100
Martin-Parry Uor.t
ul4
.
7
Marshall Field A C« t
Preferred
$6 part pref A.(t)
Keystone Watch
Case
16 2-3
Kimberly-Olark. 11)
Kingsbury Brew__l
King Royalty—(t)
Nat Aviation
10
National Baking..-1
Marlon 8t Shov—(t)
93%
Kslvlnator Oorp.(t)
Kendall Oo—
Ask.
Per share.
Per share.
5
9
90%
67%
12%
98"
:r
40
6
9%
91
69
13
3%
132
140
135
147
2
2%
12
12%
Railroad Shares..(f) k
Light
Securities
(t)
Railway
A
Rainbow Luminous
Product A—...t
Class B com
t
Rainier
Pulp A
Paper Oo
(t)
Raymond Concrete
Pile common
Preferred
t
..f
i
33%
3%
14
|
july, 1935]
Quotations for all securities are as near as
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
Bid.
Stocks.
Ask
Bid.
Stocks.
Ask.
Bid.
Stocks.
Ask.
Bid.
Stocks.
93
miscellaneous stocks
industrial &
"
Par
■
Par
Par share,
Shell Union Oil
Raytheon Mfg
5%% conv pf_100
Yot tr ctfg com 60c k
Hosiery M (vot)10
Reece
(t) k
Pub
Button-Hole
12%
107
r
WsJy
.9%
9
T
1 5%
Typewriter
Smytn Mfg Co.
Snider
100
Oo
Rand com. 1
^
Tlmken-Det Axie.K)
Stocks, Inc
South'n Pipe
B common
So Porto RicoMug (+i
8% preferred.. 100
Spalding (AG )ABr( t >
7% 1st pref...100
Spang Ohalf't A Oo t
Common
Spencer
Rocky Mt Fnel..l0f
IOC
6
1
Standard
Standard
Union Oil of Oaltf.26
fTn 8t Vd«OmahalOO
Stand OU
m
38%
100
36
115
74
35
6%
,:
395
79
Preferred
7
8%
7%
(f)
111
106
112
115
B>
14%
6
(t'
25
StlxBae
7% preferred ..100
102
106
Stone A
com
8% preferred-.100
Scott Paper.t
7% pref ser A. 100
United El Ooal
$3
215*
305*
3%
21
Co
41%
?:::}{)
Bros.
42%
47
common
Seeman
50
k
Segal Lock A Hard-
Preferred.
Am
deprcte
Motor Oar.
OU
7%
preferred-100
(f)
Sharon Steel Hp. (t
Sharp A Dohme
$3.50 conv pref.."
95*
,
105
5%
10%
'■
4
'A
^
.
(t)
Pen
(t)
Shell Transa A Ti £2
-1
20"
U 8 Ind Alcohol,
S Hoff Mttcnin'y5
U S Leather
(f)
-----
U 8 Gypsum ... 20
7% preferred--100
Iron A Steel com.
Technicolor iuc
.
(t)
vtc_(t;
7% cum pr pf.100
Part conv A cl A (t)
pref—-(t)
S Pipe A Foundry
Telaut'g'ph Corp..5
Tennessee Corp..
5
U S Lines
2
$1.20 1st pref-.(t)
U 8 Playing Card. 10
U 8 Print A Lltho—
42
Shattuck 'Frank OV
U S Freight
—_(t)
100
1
25
U
.
101
4%
10%
35*
Preferred
U S Foil B
1
Taylor Milling
Taylor-Wharton
44
Tennessee
7%
21%
35%
75*
235^
35%
Preferred.
50
Texas Corporation^
Prod_.(t)
Texas Gulf Prod- (t)
(t)
25%
17%
Waltham Watch B(t
Prior pref..—101
36%
U
Common
Common
Preferred
5
Preferred
101
Walworth
Oe...(t
7% preferred—100
Bros Plct—
Common.
5
k Last sale,
n
|Nomlnal.
r
Canadian price,
x Ex-divldend.
t Without par value.
VA
6
1%
37%
Warner
....
$3.85 conv pf—(t)
Warner-Qulnlan
Oo
It;
3%
23%
%
.
22%
Wayne
%
8%
4%
Pump——(t)
9
57 preferred —100
WelchGrape Juice(5)
Preferred
100
3%
Fargo Expr—1
Oil A Snow¬
com
(t)
$4 conv pref
1
West Air Exp new.l
86%
6
4
-3
drift
West Auto
Common
4%
5
Western
2
4
6%
14
17
13%
1%
14
W
2%
Supply—
A.. _(t*
1%
39%
lh
16%
Western Tablet
A
(t)
%
80
A-
-
A Coke, t
W Va Pulp A Pap--1
10(
Chlorine
6% ,S.
62
AA
7
65
11)1
J%
Products—
1
100
Preferred
white Motor
61
WhiteMach (tj
pref—.(t)
White(SS)Dental 20
White Rk Min SpgsStk trust ctfs—(t)
First pref
100
Wleboldt Stores., (t)
$4 conv
18%
19
Wilcox A Ulbbs—60
21%
Wilcox
37
38
A
(H
F)
108%
11
3%
12%
94
19h
63
10%
1)
75
15H
16%
101
16%
20
OH
Gas
Oorp—
—(t)
Williams (R O)—(t)
1
)--(})
fe.
(1
Wil-Low Cafe—(1)
W11 cox-Rich
Clam A
24"
2%
23%
52%
Westvaco Chlorine
Products pref.100 fc 103
15
Wheel Steel Corp (t)
21
4%
22%
13
32
-
W Va Coal
Wdstvaco
11%
%
—
Preferred
%
1%
3% a?; 5
12%
13
15%
16
57
55%
150
155
m
6%
42
42%
,,;v
1
ae(t)
W 'St'he El A M f-50
7% 1st part pf-50
Waaton El inatru-.t
W jacin* Air Br
niass
120
48
100
t
West Indies Sugar.
8l""
781
21
ost xiairy Prsd Ai
niass B v % 0— (f>
Stationery v t c
10
37
Cartridge
preferred—100
Preferred A
13
7
13
Wesson
39
JM
80
Wells
81
Conv
■■
2
10
9
%
Express.....100
116
;-y$%
..
Warren(S D) Co com
8%
78%
8%
3%
38%
86%
5%
2%
32
'
U S Finishing
1
Watson (J W) Oo (t)
%
U S
Interuat'l—15
Swiss OU.———1
Preferred
%
9%
Seton Leather
25
...
(H) Good'm
A Worts com—(t)
Webster Elsenlohc(t)
E»rod A (t)
B—(t]
7% conv pref.100
U 8 Envelope—100
Preferred
100
Sweets Oo of Am.50
A__
Warrants
9%
5%
27%
Walker
$3 conv pref—(t)
Warren Fdy A Pipe?
Common
U 8 Distrib
.4%
5%
w
U B Dairy
Swan A Finch 011.25
Class
preferred-10
■
5%
4
Untd Sh Mach Oo26
Preferred
25
SunrayOil
—.1
Superheater Co.. (t)
Superior OU
t
Superior Steel
10o
Taggart Corp com.t
Tastyeast Inc cl A(t)
Taylor-Oolqultt <
10
Sratrjr Safety Oon(t)
10%
Symington Co.—1
....
dep rcts..£l
Un Publishers pf 100
if
Swift
2%
£1
.
Mach'y.(t)
com
5
32%
Sellers (G I) A Sons
7 % preferred- .100
Sheaffer
Sun
%
15*
%
1%
2
100
Selby Shoe..
(t)
Selmdge Prov Stores
(t)
Webster ft)
Swift A Oo
ware com...(f)
Selberling Ruob. (f)
Amer
Unit Paperboard 100
Preferred
100
Un Prof Sharing, (t)
Sullivan
Walgreen Co com (t)
6%% cum pf .101
United Molasses Ltd
0% cum pref..100
29%
3%
Seaboard Oil
(ti
Seagrave Corp.. (t)
Sears, Roebuck •
cm A
preferred..(t)
t
Stuts
110
t
-t
Unit Piece Dye com T
Preferred
—100
66
125
T
Fdy
(t)
Studebaker Corp..1
2%
13%
119
5
Un Merch A Mfrs.t
United Milk Prod (t)
Stroock A Oo
%
2%
11>*
65 %
Schulte Real Kst.(t)
Schulte Retail St
1
A Fuller
preferred—100
United Fruit
(t:
t
Warren Bros
15c
100
115%
Company..(t)
.
58%
18%
34
Stlnnes(Hugo)Oorp5
29
120
57^
5%
Un Eng A
5
Stewart-Warner
29%
24%
32%
7%
(T;
25
Preferred
t
United Drug..
-100
Ward Baking OorpCom Clam A
(t)
Com Class R.. (f)
Certificates
United Dry Dock (t)
United Dyewood._U>
Stem Bros A-... (t)
Stetson (J
13%
Old common
—*98
-
24%
(t)
6% pref
7 % preferred-
Preferred
90
$3 part pref...(t)
Un Cigar Stores—
25
Stein (A) A CoCommon
(t)
129%
3%
31%
61%
17%
United-Carr Fast (f)
United
Chemical
Common
%
29%
Schiff Oo
_
115)
conv
74
Waco Aircraft—(t)
Waldorf System
68
17%
i34%
—(t)
Vulcan Det Inning 10'
W»l tt A Bond Inc A (t j
9
pref.100
7%
82" Sterling Products. 10
„
Savoy Oil..
5 k
Schenley Distillers.6
Screw. 100
-.100
>'3
7%
11%
38
9%
(t)
Cup....—t
Class A
m
245
United Carbon..
94
|7 pref A.
%
Savan'h Sug com__1
Preferred
10f
(Ohio)..26
5% preferred.. 100
Stand OU Export
5% guar, pref.100
15
Vogt Mfg
5%
United Biscuitof Am com
(t;
Stand OU
T
Vortex
12
3%
Transport v t c..5
Unit Amer Bosch.(t)
Stand OU ofN J—26
28
4%
38
4%
United Air Lines
pref B.
Stanley Works—25
Starrett(L S) Oo.(t)
Starrett
Corp.... 1
Preferred
10
Steel Co of Can., (t)
"lH
Salt Creek Can Oil.l
Salt Creek Prod. 10
Sanborn Map
100
17%
87%
23%
%
13%
x
Un Aircraft Corp.(t)
Warrants
Preferred A
26
lgc
(Oal)...(t)
Stand OU (Ind)— 26
Stand OU (Kan).. 10
Stand Oil (Ky)_..10
Stand OU (Neb)-.26
Stand Textile Prod.<
100
St Regis Pap. com.t
$25 par..
Savage Arms
Brew
Standard
Preferred
100 r 110
r 110
70
St L Nat Stk T
100
~~
St L Rocky Mt A
Pacific Oo
100
Preferred
Union Carb A Garb t
Union Tank Oar. (t)
Union Tobacco., (t)
100
Preferred
.
Stand Com Tob—t
60
Preferred—
Viking
Class B—
66
126%
2%
30%
7% preferred. .100
10
(t)
Unexcelled Mfg.
36,.
Financial
Pump
5
5
1
Vick
10%
...(f)
104
21%
2%
Wahi
(t)
100
(t)
Seal..5
110
St Joseph Stk Yd 100
St Lawrence Oorp(t) r
Pref class A. ..50 r
St Lawrence Flour
Mills com
luv r
«
4%
12%
46%
at*
19
Stores..(t]
35
.
41 %
*
4%
Un B A P Corp..
$7 pref ser A..—1
Royal Typewriter (f)
Preferred
100
Ruberoid Co
100
Russeks 5th Ave...5
Ryan Cons Petrol (f)
Safety Oar H A L100
7% pref
Fisher
1%
2%
0% part pref— 10C
Va Iron O A O__10f
5 % preferred- .100
Underwood Elliott
100
Stand Cap A
Corp..(f)
6% pref
com.
Preferred
Brands (f)
Preferred
100
Conv prior pref. 10
„
Olen A Co
pref—(t)
Squibb (E R) A Sont
$6 preferred
t
Stahl-Meyer com (t)
StaleyMfg Oo ..100
13 %
19
100
7% prior pref.100
38
100
8%
7
7% preferred.. 100
Tung-Sol Lamp—
$3 convpref—_
Class A
1st preferred.. 100
Rockwood Oo
(t)
Preferred
100
o
m
6
45
—1
Common
Vlck Chemical
92
Tubize ChatUlon..l
Class A........ .1
Sperry Corp v t C..1
Splcer Mfg Oo
(t)
$3 conv pref A. (t)
Square D Oo B
1
P)
reg £1
Preferred...iilOO
^
9%
17%
4%
Trunz Pork Stores(f)
Truscon Steel
10
Kellogg, (t)
2%
37%
Furnace pref. .100
„
9%
%
23
Va-Caro Onem—
Truax-Traer Coal (t)
Trumbull-Ollffs
_t
Spiegel-May-Stern
Common——(t)
6H% pref
100
Ritter Dental Mfg.t
Roosevelt Fibld
Root RefCo
...
Am dep rets
_
6
8%
Steel Forging
t
Products._(f
Triplex Saf Glass—
Spear A Oe..
*
7% preferred.. 100
Richfield Oil of Calif
Pref x-warr
25
Rlchman Radiator—
7% conv pref
t
Safeway
7% conv pref.100
Valley Mould A Iron
common
(t)
Preferred
100
Vanadium Oorp
■»
Van Raalte Co.— 5
7% lstpref—.100
Venezuelan Petrol.5
2%
Trlco
pref. .100
Sparks-Witn'gt'n Oo
Rice Stiz Dry Gds.t
1st pref
100
3nd pref
100
Roval Dutch i
Vadsco Sales Oorp
Common
(t)
9
_
0% cum
g
42
preferred. 100
7%
'
0
&
Picture Screen ...1
Transue A Williams
50
S'west Pa P L
2
30
1%
12%
8% 1st pref—.100
Unlv Pipe A Rad. 1
7% preferred-.100
Utlca Knit Co... 100
2%
25
147
8% preferred—100
6%
West Air Line
5
Trans Lux Daylight
10
Robinson (Dwight
Stamped
...1
TrantamerlcaOorp t
Line 10
6%
1H
63%
Universal Pictures. 1
86
84
159
4%
Unlv Leaf Tob— (t)
27%
Transcontinental
_
Rossla Int
Amdeprcts def—
Todd Shipyards, (t)
Torrington Oo _—(t)
Trans Air Transp—
Southland Royal. (t)
South Penn Oil
25
Class A
10
'7% cum pref._ 100
Reybarn Oo Inc.—1
Reynolds Metals, (t)
534% cony pf„100
Reynolds spring
t
Reynolds Tob A..10
Preferred
40
106%
5%
2%
19%
4%
Am dep rets ord £1
131
1
7% non-cum pflOO
t
$6 conv pref...(t)
Vot tr ctfs
It)
United WaU Pap.(t)
67
(t)
Tob Prod Expts. (t)
H
3%
1%
preferred—100
Z9%
5%
39
33
.87
United Stores A
_
Respro Inc
f
Preferred
10
Revere Cop A Br. 5
Rogers Peet
W'M:
South Dairies A—t
Class B
+
6% pref ctfs
_
10%
99%
Timken Roll Bear (f)
Tobacco A Allied
1
Exp—100
Southeast
Republic Steel.
(t >
6% conv pref. 100
_
10%
35^
17%
Sonotone Corp
l
.
t
1st
U S Sugar Corp
U 8 Tobacco
15k
6% c°nv pref.100
Tide Water Oil—. +
5 % conv pref.100
V 70
U S Stores—
Tobacco Secur Ltd—
5
Renner Co
Reo Motor Car
n%
50c
10
12%
%
108%
29%
2%
17%
6%
10c
106 H
4
HVA
32
7% preferred—50
U 8 Steel Corp..100
7% preferred-.100
56
15
Pref with warr.100
7% 1st pref—100
8% 2d pref...100
5H
Per share.
12
:
'
Thompson (JR)._26
Thompson Prod
t
53
8%
15
Inc
1300
11%
5%
18%
4%
26 M
15
175*
Solvay Amer Inv—
n
Thayer-Foss pref 100
Thermoid Oo
1
7% conv pref.. 100
47
Socony Vacuum
Rem t
17^
!iy-
_
61
Packing..(f)
Remington Arms_.t
1st pref
100
Ctfs sub shares
1
Texon Oil A Land—t
Tide W Absd Oil
34%
t
.26
.
950
10%
Thurber Earth Prod
10%
Smith A Corona
10
5
1%
(t)
100
USRealtyAImp—
U 8 Rubber
(t)
US Radiator
Preferred
34%s
5%
33%
43 5*
267
7 % non-cum pf 100
Smith (A O) Oorp(t)
Class A com
10c
Reliance Managem't
Corp
l
Reliance Managem't
Texas Gulf Sulph (t)
Tex Pac OoalAOU.lO
Texas Pacific Land
Trust old stk.. 100
ThatcherMfg(vet)(t)
8%
$3.60 conv pf—(t)
(Franklin) A
Oo 7% pref.-.100
Singer Mrg
100
Singer Mfg Ltd..-fl
Skelly Oil
26
0% cum pref_-100
Sloss-Sheff S A I 10<>
Reliable Stores
(f)
Reliance Internat'l
Preferred
13
Simon
100
7% lstpref—100
Relter-Foster Oll.(t)
_
r
Slmma Petrol Co.10
Rels (Kobt) A Oo (t)
(Illinois)
----
1
pref
Simmons Oo
Machine
10
Reece Fold Mach.10
Reeves (Daniel), (t)
6H%pref
1005*
Preferred
100
Slmmons-Boardman
7% prefvot—100
^
Red Bank Oil
100
0%prefAA—.100
Sher-Wms Can—(t)
Real Silk
92
A 110
Sherw-Williams —25
18M
Raybestos-Manh&C t
i05*
10%
895*
t
Par
Per share.
Par
Per share.
pref—.(t
1H
35%
9
94
INDUSTRIAL
MISCELLANEOUS
&
STOCKS
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
9c
100
Wlleoo ftOo
'
_'
$6 preferred
W ilson-Jones,
— .
2
5Vs
68 H
25 H
100
(t)
Woodward
20c
1
-
Certificates
5H
69 H
26
...
1
...50
Wiodley PetToU...!
Preferred
Wood Preserving
Preferred
Wooas Mfg pref
■f
26
r
n
f
/
^
39
/
/
/
/
w
42
8H
73
32
34
38
1
25
26
/
26
29
/
47
49
/
Batterymarch Bldg (Bos) 5Hs
1947
M&N
Baumann (L) 6H8 '36 (L I)_AAO •;
6s (Brooklyn) 1942
F&A
Bellevue-Stratford (Phila)
/
5%s
Bine A Dins dec ny%h 1950-M&S
72
73 H
Arrowhead Lake—
'Los Angeles)
—
Baker Hotel (Dallas)—
90
68
•
:.'m
■
mtmm
69
14
17
33 H
48
18
A&O /
of
$435 Partial redemp'n 1934
6% notes 1931 ext to 1933.J&J
B'wny Barclay Office Bldg 6s 1941
Certificates of deposit....
Broadway Dept Store (Los Ang)
22
1st
6s
65
*/
/
f
f
/
3
....
4
25H
26 H
27 H
27 H
99
Bid.
1942
——....M&S
.
6s
Ath
uiuD
-
"hetiebroiign Bldg to 1948
A AO
40
43
72 H
72 H
63
74
74
59'
47
93 H
57
87
54
100
43
66 H
1949 ser A..J&J
Certificates of deposit..
Circle Theatre 6s 1936
City Invest. (Bait.) 6Hi 1930—-
45
68 H
79 H
8 f deb 5 Hi
101
80 H
Congress Square Hotel (Port Me)
5Hs 1946
M&N
Court & Remsen Sts (Brooklyn)
6s 1940
A&O
50
8
Series A to 18 inclusive
Prudence Co certificates—
Hotel Taft
52 H
25
27
41
60
*4H
4H
23
58 H
61
41H
5H
57
59
18
19
91"
91%
102 H
37
38"
29H
20
2\"
29H
29
30
56
H*
39
7s
•
58
4H
6
40
47
49
26H
47
25
19 H
Dorset (The) 6s 1941 ctfs
Drake (The) 6s 1939—M&N
Eastern Ambassador Hot 5Hs *47
27
27
Dallas P O 6s Sept 15 T035 MAS
Detroit Hotel 6Hs. 1936-41 M&S
28 H
m
Eaton (T) Realty—
1st 5s April 1 1949
J&J
Edgewater Beach Apts 6s '35-*43
j ■'
37
102%
29%
46
24
§£ ££°2d*st Bldg 6^8 1950.M&S
80 Fifth
:47H
26
11
Avenue 4s, 1940
J&D
Eppley Hotels
1941
j&j
Eqult Office Bldg (N Y) 5s 1952
Ferry «U P O (San Pr) to 1934
Film Center Bldg 6s
1943—A&O
6th Ave & 28th St Bldg
6Hs 1945
6th Ave & 29th St Bldg 6s 1948
48
14
•
26
28"
55H
58
22
101
41
102
'II
28
.
71H
F&A
102H
102 %
53
31
9
ZVA
43
44*
41
48 H
35
37H
1900 Rittenhouse Sq (Phila)—
5 Ha 1943
J&D
Nortn Station Indus Bldg (Bost)
1st m s f 5s 1962
A&O
Oliver Cromwell 6s 1939
15H
18H
23
26
1400 B'way Bldg 6 Hs stra-1948—
44
23
Olympic Hotel (Seattle)—
....
...
35H
.
66H
m
56"
24
103 East 57th St Bldg 6s 1941
111 John hi Bldg to i948... F&A
124 Fifth Avenue 5s
34
42^
44"
49
50
5
32
12H
Orpheum Theatre & Realty—
6s 1946
M&S
27
36
51
67H
58H
-
60 Broad St Bldg 6s 1939—F&A
60 Park Place Bldg 6s 1937
Sixty-One Bway 6H« 1950..A&O
Gen mtge 7s 1945
—A&O
610 Park Avenue 6s 1940.-J&J
616 Madison Ave Bldg 6Hs 1938666 West End Ave 5s 1941—J&J
Real
Est
5He
'46
AAO
Nominal,
f
10%
17
k Last sale.
•
47
76
.
,
65
14 H
ff 32 H
Steuben Bldg (Chicago)—
1st 6s 1943
M&S
Steven* Hotel (Chic) 6s 1946.J<vj
/
4H
*/ 18 H
Bldg (Boston)—
M&S
Vanderbilt Ave Bldg Corp—
1st leaehold 6He 1944—J&J 15
Van Swerlngen 0s w w 1935.-F&A
let & coll s f 6s 1938
A&O
Varlck fit
sta P o
(N
Wariewnrtn Btdgl n v
Y> 0* 104j
aH
10
70
93
■
59
26
in*
*53
Waldorf Astoria 7s
w w
1954
Wanamaker (John) Phila.,
Hs'49
Wardman Real Estate Properties
1st & rvf 6Hs 1948
..M&S
Certificates or deposit..
Washington Properties Inc 7s 1952
Westchester Bond & Mtge 5Hs—
Western Union Tel Bldg 5H® 1943
Westinghouse Bldg 4s 1948-A&0
49
60
94
97"
Whit*
14
16
Woodbrifige Bldg 5H» '41—A&O
64 %
Motor
7s 1940
Negotiability impaired by maturity.
21H
33
State-Randolph Bldg (Chicago)—
5Hs 1942
M&N /
46.F&A
Param
18
22
State & Wash Bldgs (Chicago)—
1st sink fund 5s 1948ser AJM&8
Sink fund 5e 1943 ser B..M&S
Park Central Hotel 6s 1935.J&D
10
46
24
.J&D
Bway Corp 6H«'51--J&J
Certificates of deposit
Paramount Prop 1st 6s 1934.M&S
Palace HuteKSan Fr) 6s
66
46
Walbridge Bldg (Buff)6H» 1938—
25
43
23 H
23 H
Sherry-Netherland Hotel 5H* '48
Certificates of deposit
Wabash-Monroe Bldg 6s 1953 J&J
66H
165 Broadway Bidg 5Ha '51 "Aa
General • f 7a 1941—....F&A
Fox St Louis Theatre Bldg'
32
71
11H
943—A&O
Fox Metropolitan Playhouse—
sink fund conv 6H % ctfs 1932.
Fox Theatre & Office Bldg
let a f 6s 1941
M&S
n
69
14
—M&N
1st 6s 1943
13 X
64 H
38
20
/ 16
Bldg 6s 1949 J&J
One Park Av Bldg 6s to *39.M&N
One LaSalle St
.
12
J&J
,
29H
46
28
36
34 H
/i°
.
Syracuse Hotel 6Hs 1940
raft Realty (New Hav) 0*'4OA&O
20
10 East 40th 8t-*e* Bids- 5' 1953
52
46
1088 Park Ave Bldg 6s 1939
Textile Bldg let 6e 1958—-M&N
44
Gen 7s ■ f w w 1948
M&N
J*
Textile Crafts Bldg 6s ctfs 1937—
29
100
Trinity Bldg 5Hs 1939
J*n
Trinity Court Bldg 4s 1941.M&S
98 H
2 Park Ave Bldg
67
...1941 /
29th St Towers Bldg 3s 1942
/ 29
208 South La Salle St Bldg Corp—
1st^ e f 5 He 1958
28
M&N
2124-34 Bway Bldg 5H« ctfs *43
12
2480 Bway Bldg 6Hs to '37
55H
50
Tyler Bldg to 1953
A&O
Un Post Offices 5Hs '35.F&A1F
30
United Properties 6s 1942
24 H
J&J
'
A&O
52d & Madison Ave 6s 1947
600 Fifth Ave 6Hs 1949
U OrSS 1949
602 Park Ave Bldi 6s ctfs 1941
3 Bldg ~
1500 Walnut St (Phila) 1st 6s '471512 Spruce St (Phila)—
1st mtge 6s 1943
A&O
40 Wall St Bldg 1st 6s 1958
42 Broadway Bldg 6s 1939...J&J
42d St & Lexington Bldg 4s 1945.
43 Exchange Place Bldg 6s 1938—
48 West 48th St. Bldg 6s 1936—
£9i£ Vay Bldg 3-6s 1946—M&S
61IFifth Ave 6s 1943
34
5Hs 1938
A&O
Saks Realty 6s 1945—.——A&O
66
6s 1946
66
—A&O
14
Savoy-Plaza Com 6s 1945—J&D
1st s f 5Hs 1945
14
J&D
Schulte Real Estate 6s 1935—
With
warrants..........J&D ♦/ 15
Without warrants....
J&D *fkl6
79 Madison Ave Bldg 6s '40-M&S
Sevllla-Bilt Hotel 7Hs'37—M&N
61"
8%
?Ph»V)~6a~ 19391
7
10H
Stone & Webster
5s
1947
5
58
Natl Tower Bldg 6Ha 1944 A&O
49
Neisner Bros Realty, Inc—
Conv s f deb 6s 1948—-J&D15 k 100%
N Y Athletic Club 6s 1946—A&O
29
7s 1938
...J&D
6
N Y Postal Service Station—
5Hs 1937
F&A
52
N Y Title & Mtge 5Hs ser BK._
37
19th & Walnut St
70"
30"
5Ha series FI
S*
26
Certificates of deposit
Russ Bldg. (San Fran.)6s '51 F&A
Russeks 5th Ave Bldg 6s 1944...
St Cbarie« Hotel (At)
Oy) 4o 1945
Stanley
A&O
A
5H
8H
54 X
National
l2o QDi*ioc
/
23 H
100
38
Nat Hotel of Cuba 6a 1959.M&S f
Nat Press Bldg 5H« 1960 A&O15
K
64
M&S
^
M&N
Properties—
5 Hs series A 1949
Repub
Retail Properties—
Deb 5s series A 1959
Speed Building (Louisville, Ky)_
Income 5s 1945
M&N /
Stanley-Mark Strand 6Hs 1941
5 Ha series C2
57H
1945"
1948
27 H
/ 41
Ridg( Denv)6 H«'40-M&S f
70
21H
J&J
f 6s
6Hs 1948...
9
102
11 Park Place Corp 4s 1948
11 West 42d St 4s 1945- -M&N
18 Gramacy Park South 6s 1938.
s
Millinery Center Bldg 7« 1944...
Munson Bldg (N Y) 6Hc'39.M&N
r-».-
„
conv
/
Income 5s 1943
52%
.
1944-
1st
J&D
1941
Realty Assoc Sec Corp— 1
-
Metropolitan Chain Properties—
48
45
.....
(Chicago)—
3helburn.Inc(AtlOy)6 Hs'40
..J&D
Mercantile Properties. Ino—
SecafSHs 1946
J&J
Merchants Nat Prop 6s w w '58—
Metropolitan Biding (Toronto—
...
1
45"
St Louis Post Offices—
M&S
1953
Mh"
40
....
income deb 6s ser B 1959-M&S
Robert Treat Hotel (Newark)6s 1943
J&J
Boxy Theatre 6H> 1940—..A&O
43H
Marshall-Wells Buildings—
1st 6Hs 1937—i
F&A
May Building of Missouri—
1st 6s 1939
M&N
Mayflower Hotel (D O) 6s 1948..
f 5H*
6«
13-60
.......
360 Central Park West
422 East 86th St....
8
3H
3H
Hotel Wellington
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Quincy Station P O
Hopkins Hotel (San Fran)
s
40
Prudence Bonds—
243
54)
58
London Terrace Apts 6s *40 M&N
Lord Bait Hotel gmOHi '46 A&O
Lords Court Bldg 6K* 1942. J&D
Ludwig Baumann (see Baumann)
Majestic Apes 6s 1948 ctfs
6% bond and ci>fa of 1937
Manhattan Co Bldg—
1st m & leaseh a r 6a *68—M&N
Manhattan Towers—
1st 6s 1946
M&S
Marcy (The) 6s 1940--—F&A
1st
10
45
_
6th Ave & 55th St Bldg 6 Hs
I§"
47
Brd
1941
M&N /
1946
44
19
Prop to'46-J&D
Loews Theatre Rlty da *47 M&S16
6 Ha
5Hs
100
Provident Loan Society Q% ctfs..
108 H
Prudence Co 5Hs—...... 1961 /
62H
24
67H
Lefcourt State Bid 6 Ha 1943
Lewis Morris Apts 6 Ha 1937
Liggett Bldg 1st 1 n 6Hs '62. F&A
Lincoln 4?i St Oopp— .■
66"
Engl Theatres 5s.l958
i§"
39
5%B 1041-
New
1st
30
MtsrcauCUe Arcade Bldg (Los Ang)
52
80
Gen Income 5s 1983——M&N
PoHtupi Bidu «
IW43
M&N
Price Realty Co Ltd—
28
Marshall Sq Bldg (San Fran)—
Income 4-6s 1944
F&A
IT4
Oleve Term Bldg 1st 6s 1941.J&J
Cloisters "The" (Chicago)—
1st 6s 1942—
—...M&S
I
Colonial Hall 6Hs
r
Poll
84
Certificates of deposit
/
Lawrence Hotel (Erie, Pa.)—
6s 1943
—M&S
Lefcourt Empire Bldg 5%s *41
Mark
52 H
61H
Chicago Evening Amer 6s 1936—
Chicago Post Office 6s 1937
Chrysler Bldg 6s 1948
A&O
Cigar Stores Realty Holdings—
16
53
95
...
57:
45
70
103
iOhlc) 6Hs '45
1940
F&A
Loew's New
1
14
46"
30
69
A&O
1943
16
50 H
16
—
Hotel Victoria
Bid.
8H
21H
Pennsylvania Bldg 6s 1939
M&n /
17
Penney (J O) Corp 5H" 1950—
105
r 33
Pierrepont Hotel 5 Ha 1940
Plr,t.» Hotels Corp 1st 5
Ha '48 M A J f 26 H
2nd 6s serial
/
2
Pittsburgh P O Serv Stat 5H« '38
25
Income 5%b w w 1963
F&A
Lincoln Mtge & Title gu 5 Ha '37-
47
I w*
Bid# let 6s 1960-AA<
/Flatprice
2H
3H
Park Place Dodge Corp 5s vtc *52 /
Park Lexington 6 Ha ctfs 1953
/
42
Lond Gu A Acc Bldg (Chic) «« '62
Butler Hall 6s 1939
J&J /
Cambridge Court Apt 6 Hs 1937- 1
Oarbtde & Carbon Bldg 6s '40J&J
Central Zone Bldg inc 6s. 1941
1
Chain Store Depot 6s 1940--M&S
Chanin Bldg 1st Lshld inc 4s 1945
1942—.
17H
2H
Park Oresent 1st 6s 1940
M&S f
Park Lane Corp 6 Ha 1943—J&D f
39H
44 H
High Bridge Station P O 5Hs 1938
Hotel Governor Olin 6s '48-A&0
Hotel Lexington to 1943.
M vN
Hotel Sherman (Chic) 5 Ha '46J&J f
Hotel St George 5Hs 1943-M&N
63
89 s
Bryant Pk BiduJtN V i flHs'4M&-* /
Budd Realty 6s June 1941—J&D
6s Sept 1941........
M&S
latsf
■H*
Bonda.
Ask.
101
.
42 H
75
(Louisville)-
lst sinking fund 5s 1949
2nd income 6s 1949
i
27 H
preceding the date of issue.
Property—
Lefcourt Maanat Bide
ll
97
61
..M&N
Bway A 41st St Bldg «Hs 1944—
c
Broadmoor (The) 6s 1941—
f
Fox Del Tneatre to
27 H
"V
Hartford Times 6s 1943
F&A
Bearst Brisbane Prop to '36- J&D
6s 1st fee & leasehold 1942
Herald Square Bldg 6s 1948 M&N
L»i(f Sb
payment
Bway Mot Bldg (N Y) to'48.F**
Bway & 38th St 7s 1945
J&J
Bush Term
2H
39 H
Ill
109H
Ex-dividend
possible for the last day of the month
La Salle Hotel 5
J&J
1938
Bowman-Blltmore Hotels 7s 1934
Brown Hotel
39
Keith-Albee Bldg (New Rochelle)
1st 6s 1936
Keith Memorial Bldg 6s 1943
Boston Post Office Serv Station—
Debenture 6s 1941
7% preferred.. 100
Insurance Center Bldg 0Hs 1043
Jewelers Bldg (Oblot 6s *50- J*D
Boston Parcel Post Station—
1935
x
.......
/
Arcady Apt Hotel i Los Angeles)—
63^s to 1942
M&N /
to
23 H
6s 1944
J&J
George Washington Hotel'to" 1944
Grand Rapids P O 6s 1947
Grant Bldg iPlttsb) 7s '47—F&A
OrayDar Bldg (East Offices Inc)—
1st. m leaseh 5s 1946
J&D
Greeley 8q Bldg 6s I960...
H&rrlman Bldg 6s 1951 ...M&N
'""i.
33
as
22
Fuller Hiug <G A F Realty Oorp;
1st s f 5 Ha 1949—
J&J
43 :
36
1
80
Yellow.
■''■.I"**—*
Fox West Coast
f
7s stamped
35
78%
Bonda.
"•'V,
43
5H« July
S7
Ask
63 H
32
r
J
32
44 H
Yale ac Towne
10*
as near as
75
34
44
Oct
40
26
Truck
A
Coach Mf« cl B .ir
in
28 H
r Canadian price,
Nominal,
Bid.
Bonds.
Albany Metropolitan 6 H«'38J&D
Alden 6s 1941 bonds & ctfs—J&
Alexander Bldg inc 1st 6s '47 A&O
Allerton 55th St 5 H« '45 3 % to *36
Allerton N Y Corp 5H8 '47.
Allied Owners Corp 6s 1945-J&J
2nd mtge 6s 1940
J&J
Ambassador Hotel (Los Ang)6s '43
Amer Insuf Un Bldg 6s '41.MAN
Arcade Bldg & Rlty < Seattle)—
3-6s 1948
J&J
5H»
6
105
Young (J S) Ce—10C
Preferred
100
Young (L A) Spring
A
Wire
(t)
Youngstown Sheet
& Tube
t
5H% pref
100
Zenith Radio....(t)
Zonite Products...!
&
100
6% pref B
100
Wright Aeronaut'l.t
Wrlgley (Wm) Jr..4
33
Quotations are
Assoc Realty Bldg
Income 5s 1948
10(1
Mach
Ask.
Per share.
Par
60
k Last sale,
t No par value,
112H
61H
Am dep recta ord
Worcester Salt. 10*
5
4H
A
Bid.
Stocks.
)
Worthlngton Pump
130H
34
7% preferred..
Ask.
Per share.
Par
7% pref A
Wooiwtn (if vV. ..10
Woolworth Ltd—
Witherbee Sherman
preferred
2H
6% preferred.. 100
Woodward &Lothrop
Common
10
Bid.
Stocks.
Ask.
Per share.
;
16c
10c
WUiys-O verland .25
Preferred
Par
Iron. 100
Per share.
Par
Bid.
Stocks.
Ask.
Bid.
8tooks.
Realty 0* 1935 40
A&O
97
25
35
39
24
ip
82
73
47
Quotations are as near as possible for the last day of the month preceding the date of issue.
In reporting belovr 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 prices 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 the
higher figure*of the range is given first—thus, "5.00 to 4.75"—then the higher yield is meant to be the bid price and the lower yield the asked price.
It is proper to add that as far as the different maturities are concerned, it not infrequently happens now, that no distinction is made between the dif¬
ferent maturities, all being quoted alike.
Yteld Basis
Yield Baai*
Bid,
TJNaTED STATES—See
Fourth Liberty Loan—
AU% of 1935-1938—A&O
Treasury 4 Us 1947-1952 A&O
Treasury 4s 1944-1954—J&D
Treasury 3 Us 1946-56—M&S
Treasury 3Ha 1943-47—J&D
Treas
Treas
Treas
Treas
Treas
Treas
3HsJunel5 '40-43 J.&D
3 Us Mar 15 '41-43M&S
3 Us 1946-1949—J.&D
3 Ha Dec 151949-52
3s 1951-1955—M&S15
3 Ha Aug 11941—F&A
Treas 3 Ha Oct. 15 1943-45—
Treas 3s 1946-1948J&D
Treasury 3 lis 1944-1946
Treasury 2 Us
1955-60
also pa ge21.
101.26
116.30
111.30
110.10
107.19
108.16
108.19
105.22
104.26
103.27
108.19
106.20
103.23
106.14
101.18
2s Panama Oanal Nov *38 O-F
100.2
Called Aug 1 19353s Panama Canal 1961—Q-M
113
2s Aug 11936—
100.2
Called Aug 11935
3s Conversions 1946-47—Q-J 112
U
S
"
Ask,
101.28
117.1
112.1
110.13
107.22
108.19
108.20
105.4
104.29
103.19
108.20
106.24
103.25
106.16
101.20
—
151940.^.;.^
102.2
100.18
102.26
102.7
Instrumentalities of U S Govt
Federal Land Bank—Farm
3s July 1
1955 opt '45. J&J
3 Ha May 1 '55 opt '45 M&S
4s July 1 *46 opt *44--J&J
4s Nov. 1 *57 opt '37M&N
4s 1958 opt 1938.--M&N
4 Ha 1956 opt
1936.-J&J
103.22
101.27
104.2
104.23
105.3
106.9
105.13
106.12
108.6
105.7
103.21
101.17
100.27
102,3
100.19
102.30
102.11
103.23 103.24
102.6
102.8
102.10 102.12
Loan
-
4 Ha 1957
4
Oct 1959
4s Impt 1936 opt
6s
-
-M&N
1910.F&A
April 1955
5s Feb 1952
J&J
4Us funding 1935-'40.J&J
108 H
104U
103 H
104 U
104 U
108U
101H
105 U
6 2.75
103
103
103
100
100
107
104 U
1956 & 1959 .. .. . .'.M&S
^s '3d. 42 '46. '49-..M&8
lb Highway 1949-51-M&o
Anniston ref g 5 Us Dec 11939
6a Schools 1935-1947-.J&J
Bssseraer 6s Pub Imo 1935-38.
5b Funding Dec 1 1947
Birmingham 4s 1936
A&O
4s 1937-1941
A&O
le 1942-1961—A&O
101U
102
109
H0U
to 3.25
to 3.25
to
3.10
to 3.10
to 3.25
6 3 .60
to 3.50
63.60
6 3.60
100
99
to 3.40
to 3.50
103
102
A&O 6 3.00
A&O 6 4.30
4 Us Pub Imp Dec 1 '35-'37 6 3.00
to 2.50
6s Sewers Rent 20 *41 .M&8 6 4.25
98
Gadsden 6% Impt 1935-33...
*m Schools 1936-40
.A&O
Hmtsvllle 5s Funding 1942.. 1 83
6a Pub Imp 1936-1938...
/ 83
80
to
64.3 5%
*94'"
to 4.05
to 2.50
to 4.05
to 2.50
to
4%
101
100
Nominal.
b
6
b
100
0
4%
101
5H« serial
102
4U« Water '57. '5S. '59.J&J
4Ua 1935 1951——J&J
4Us 1935 1951.
-M&N
4 Us W.tter 1938-1977—J&J
San Joaqnin Oo 5s "30-'49-J&J
Santa Barbara 5« '36-41.Jan 10
4Us gold Aug 1943..-F&A
So. San Joaq Irrlg Disc 5U"
Turlock Irrlg Dist 6s.—..
West Side Irrlg Dlst 6s
.
-
.
Ask.
.50 to 3.50
.50 to 3.25
.50 to 2.70
.50 to 2 65
3.10 to 3.90
.75 to 4%
.75 to 4%
1.00 to 4%
1.00 to 3.75
.75 to 3 80
/ .75
to 3.50
San Francisco (City & County
5s Water 1936-1951—J&J b
.75
6s Water 1952-1969—J&J b 3.40
.
113
101
to64.70 %
101
102
102
to 3.35
.35
.50
to 3.25
.50
b 1.75
b 1.25
to 3.25
.
b
to
3.65
to3.80%
.75
Ju
110
35
f 33
4Us Water 1944.
dUs 1947-1956———J&J
114
117U
117
122
117
120
OONNROTIOUT
1930
•5s July 11930
Bioomfleld—
J&J 6
J&J 6
83 U
4Us 1936 1952....—A&O
85
85U
Braaford (D 4U«'36-'50-J&D
6.00 %
5.25 %
99
101
99
101
99
101
99
101
'.75
-
75
to 1.25
to 3.20
to 2.90
to
2.85
to 3.20
J&J 21—
F&A'
.F&A 6 1.75 to 2%
...
to 2.35
6 2.10
6 2.90
to 2.85
to 3.05
—
6 2.10
6 2.50
6 2.00
b 1.00
.50
.50
to 2.45
to 2.85
to
%
I
.75
.75
L
1
2.90 %
to 2.90
/ 76
/ 36
6
.75
/ 65
%
to
to
%
67
63
/ 60 U
Los Aageies" 4 U« 1936-51. J&D 6
.50 to 3.80
4s
6
.50 to 2.90
W»*erl?35to 1945.M&N
4s 1940-1945....——... 6 2.70 to3 25
4s 1946-1962
6 3.30 to 3.70
3Ua Water 1935 to'41.A&0 6
.50 to 2.50
4 Us Water 1935-'40.—A&O 6
.50 to 2.50
4Us Water 1941-70—.A&O 6 2.60 to3.70
4 Us Sch 1936 to 1944.J&D 6
.50 to 3 25
4 Us 1935-1968—--..J&J
.50 to 3.90
4 Us 1936-1909
.50 t»o4%
M&S
5s Municipal 1935-61—F&A
50 to 4.05
5Us Harb Imp '35 '61 M&N
.50 to 4.25
Los A O S D 5Us *3554 M&N
.50 to 4.20
6U« Nov 1936-69.
.50 to 4.25
M&N
6s 1935-1904-...
.50 to 4.05
F&A
4s 1930
.50 tol%
J&D
4s 1937-1945
J&D 6 1.65 to 3.25
J&D 6 3 30 to 3.70
Lis Ang Co 4Us '38-'49 ..F&A 6
.50 to 3.70
Merced Irrg Dlst 6s
J&J
45U
Modesto Irrlg Dlst, 6s....
110
108
Oakland 5 Us 1935-43
.50 to 2.75 %
F&A 6
4 Us Man Imp *35-'43.F&A
.50 to 2.50 >
.50 to 3.50 %
4Us 1935-1905
..—F&A
Oakland 8 D 4s 1935-44..J&J
.50 to 2.60 %i
Orange Co 5s 1936-45...M&S
.75 to 3%
Pasadena is Jan 1935 -42-J&J
.50 to 2.50 %
.75 %
4U« Wat Pl't *35-'36—A&O
.50 to
Redlands 6» 1935-51. ..J&J15
.50 to 3.50 %
.50
.50
to 2.50 %
to 2.50 %
1.00 to 2.75
1.00 to 2.75
.50 to 2.50
1.00 to 3.25
1.00 to 3.25
1.00 to 3.25
1.00 to 3.25
.50 to 2%
1.00 to 3.50
6 3 00 to 2%
1.00 to 3.75
1.50 to 3%
6 4.00 to 3.50
1.00 to 325
6 4.00 to 3%
%
.
6 1.00
to
6 1.50
%
%
to 3%
6 3.00
%
to 3.25
2%
Hartford Fire District¬
's Uf 1936-1951
M&N 6 1.00 to 3.50
Glastonbury *4Us '36-58. J&i 6 1.50 to 3 %
Greenwich—
•4U« 1935 1949 tax «xm't
.50 to 2%
-
.75 to 2.50
4 Us March I 1936-1951.—
Groton S D 4 Us June 1 '36-'60 6 1.50 to 3.75
Hartford 3 Us Bdge "55—J&J 6 3.00 to 2.50
.60 to 1.75
•Is Water Jnne736 '39 J&D 6
1.75 to 2.15
.50 to 1.75
.75 to 2.50
.75 to 1.50
•4s Water 1940-46— .J%Q
•4s Water Jane 11936-*39 —
•4s High Hcb *30 '55...4&J
•4 U« 1936-1938.—M&S
•4 Us
1939-1900
M&S
«4Us'35*'47-M&8
1959.J&D
4Us 2d North 1944....J&J
8 Us South Sept 1955.M&8
4Us Southwest 1944--M&N
•4Us Wash't'n '41-'47-J&J
4s West Middle 1937— F&A
KUlingly (To wn)4 Us'35 56J&J
1.50
.50
to 2.75 79
to 2.25 %
2.75
2.50
2.75
2.50
6 2.00
6 1.50
6 1.00
to 2.25 %
to 2.10 %
rtartf dSD
•4 Us Northeast
79
40
to 3.70
Bridgeport 4 Us 1935-05-J&J
4U" High Sch 1936-63-J&J
•4 Us Sewer 1936-46
A&O
4 Us 1935-1957
A&O
•4s 1936 1908— —F&A
SUs Improvt 1936-41.J&J
•5s Oonstrac'n 1936-49 J&D
Bristol 4Ui Water 1939—J&J
•5s July 1 1935-65
-J&J
•Cheshire 4 Us 1936 -45-J&J
Danbury 4s 1946 taxable.J&J
•4 Us 1936-05..-...JJ&D
3 Us Fund 1941 tas'le.A&O
Sast Hartford (Town)—
4 Us Sch 1935-30
M&N
4 Us Sch 1937-49—M&N
4 Us Sch 1950-59.
M&N
Bast
%
2%
2.80 %
104
101
6
.50 to 3 50
6 2.25 to 3.15
6
.50 to 3.20
6
6
to 2.90
to 250
5 Us
1904-1973-...—J&J
5s 1974-1983....
J&J
6 6.25 %
1936-1947- - - »JP& 4 6
Olympiad 1936-71- J&J2 6
_
6 2.50
83 U
.50
.75
.75
___
to 2.90
81
CALIFORNIA
5Us Highway 1935-37..J&J3 6
ft Us tJnlv BIdg Jan5'36-65J&J 6
4Us Highway 1936-*48. J&J 30 b
1941-1947
F&A
1948-1952...
F&A
4s Harb Imp 1936 opt *50.J&J
4a J*n 2 1941-1943——J&J2
4s J*n 21944-1948
...J& T2
3 Us Jan. 1 1940-1949
J&J
Veterans Welfare—
3s Feb 1937-1952
F&A
Alameda 4» 1935 to IPfti.J&D
4Us Man Imp *36-'48.A&0
Alta Irrlg Dist 5s———
Bakersfleld 5s l935-'52__A&O
Berkley 5s 1942-1951..—J&J
6s School 1936-1965
J&J
Brentwood Irrlg. District 6s..
Citrus Heights Irrlg Dlst 6s.
East Bay Mun TJttl Dlst—
5s 1936 1974--.J&J
Imperial Irrlg Dlst 6s '38.J&J
6 3 00
6 2.75
80
82 U
J&J
J&J
Jan 2 1930
1930
1937-1940—
to 2.90
82U
1941-50—.M&N
Little Rock S D 4a '35 '65M&S
St Francis Lev D 6s 1947.J&J
5 Us 1945-1964..
J&J
5Us 1950-1969..
6s 1949 opt 1929
to 2.25
6 3.00
6 3.00
3.65% March 11950-54— 6 2 75 to 2.65
122
115
MoffatTanlmpDfi Us44-df J&J
•4s July
Springs 4U« '35-'50-M&S
J&J 6 2.40
4 Us Ref Wat 1936-67-I&D
4 Us Water 1962-1905.J&D
8 D No 1 4U« 1936-53-J&J
8 D No
I 1935 1947..J&D
4s July 1941-1945—J&J
Little Rock—
• Tax-free in Connecticut.
to 2.50
Denver (City and County)—
ARKANSAS
s
to 2.75
4Us 1935 1939——..—J&J 6 1.00
4Ui Fond
%
OOLOBADO
Maricopa County 8 D N« l
85
90
6s Highway 1947-51-J&"*
Navajo Co 4 Us June 15 1936 100
100U
97
Phoealx 4Ui '60 opt '30-.J&J
94
94
97
J&J
4Us 1936-1956—
94
4 Us Oourt Hse '36-'48.J&D
97
94
97
9« Jan 1 1946.
J&J
5s Ian 11954 opt 1934..J&J 64.75 to 4.35
6s W W 1930-1950——J&J 6 4.75 to 4.35
85
Phoenix Uu H S D 4Us 1948
95
Prescott 5a 1941
78
88
J&J
Roosevelt Irr Dls 6s'45-'63J&J f 27
36
6s 1938-1957
36
...J&J f 27
Tucson 6s Water I960..—J&J 6 4:15 to 3.90
4 Us W Mar 10 '38.-M&S 10 6 4.15 to 3.90
M&8
1
to 3.80
Colorado Spgs 4s Mar 1 1941.. 6 3.00
4 Us Highway 1938-48...J&D
4 Us Highway '38 *58
M&N
4 Us Highway 1935-65
J&J
Net.
OANADA—See vage 97.
106
106
106
ARIZONA
„
8*
93M
.
4s 1946-1901——.
/ 70
f 70
4 Hi 1936
4 Us 1937-1960
n
70
100
100
5s Pub Imp Jan 1 1936-1938
4 U« Sanitary Sewer 1935-44
.
125
125
125
to 2.50
to 2.50
to 2.50
to 2.65
to 2.40
to2.40
104
104
104
104
b
5s Water 1935-63
J&J
5a Municipal 1935 1900 T&>
5s School 1936 1906...F&A
4Us Wh & Har '36-'52.J&J
4Us Water 1935-1964--—. 6
3Uag July 1193 5-44..J&J b
s
to 3.75
f Flat price,
58
1936-1948
B 1936-38—J&D
1939-1958.——J&D
s
to 2.50
)Basis,
Sacram'to Oo 4Us *35-'40 J&D b
San Diego 5s WW '43-'54 A&O b
;
4 Us R &
106$
102$
63.00
.-
4%
4%
4%
58
Montgomery—
•
102
SIO
Bid.
Bonds
Riverside 5s 1936 *53. ...J&D b
Riverside Co 5s '36-'54 -M&N b
Sacramento 4s Jan '36-*45 opt b
105
f 56
School 1936-1946..
6s
s
6 4.00
6 4.30
6 3.00
4Us Pub Imp 1935-37-A&O
4 Us June 1
104 £
ALABAMA
Is RenewalclO 1956..-J&J 6 3.90 to 375
Harbor imp .Tune 1 '36 -'73 6 3.90 to 3.80
s Highways 1952
M&3 6 3.70 to 3.50
[s
M nolle Co—
103 %
104 U
6 3.50
63.50
-
102 H
6 3.50
6s Jan 11944-1959-.—J&I 6 3.25
4s gold 1935 I960
...J&J 6 3.25
5s July 1954
Bonds
108 U
104U
108 U
6U« Aug 1941
Puerto Rico 4 Ha 1937-40
1935-1941
or
Net,
100U
4U» Nov 15'35 '65-M&N15 6 2.75
4MB Nov 15 1936-58. -M&N 6 2.90
4s May 15 '46 opt '36-M&N 6 2.60
4s Aug 1947 opt 1937—F&A 6 2.60
103
Philln IsIb 4U« 1952—J&J
4 Us 1950
101.5
100
102
„
—
5s Imp
5 s 1936-1962..—
Hot
Is Jan 1957 opt *37 J&J
is 1957 opt 1937-M&N
s 1953 opt 1938.M&N
js 1942 opt 1935.M&N
100
4 Us 1943 opt 1935-J&J
100
4 Us 1953 opt 1935—J&J
4 Us 1955 opt 1935
J&J 100
4Ha 1956 opt 1936—J&J 102
TERgifORHS ft 0. 8. FO SSE
Honolulu iCtty & County;—
122
5s Pub Impt 1958—J&D 15
5s Jan 15 *36-'56-.-J&J 15 122
5s 1936 1956
J&D15 122
Ha **11.Terr .4 Us '49.M&8 15 b 2.75
4 Us Jan 1945
/ 53
ji Refunding 1949....M&S / 53
I Us Refunding 1937.. A&O 103
Water & g«w '39.J&J
98 H
101.7
101,16 101.20
100.24 100.26
101.4
to
5s Road 1957———
Federal Farm
Mtge Corp¬
ses int & prin guar '44-*64
3slnt & prin guar 1944-'49.
3s int & prin guar 1942-'472H % int & prin guar *42-*47
to
to
3 % ref June 1 1 936-60J&D
Tuscaloosa 0s Pub Imp 1935—
5s W W 1939-1957
Tuscaloosa Co 0s Bridge 1941.
Home Owners Loan Oorp—
3% prln. & int. guar '44-52.
2H% prin & int guar '39-'49
2% prin & int guar 1933—
1 U% prin & int guar 1937.
1H % prin & int guar 1936..
1 U % Prin & int guar 1939—
6 4.30
6 4.25
5s Road 1939-1952.—F&A
Territorial indebtedness—
101.23
102.20
Ask,
6 4.30
100.4
certificates and notes—
100.3
101.21
102.18
101.5
103.20
101.25
104
104.21
3% Feb 151937
3% April 15 1937-—— 105.1
106.7
3U% Sept 15 1937—
105.11
2H% Feb 1 1938
3% Mar 151938---------- 106.10
106.4
214% June 15 1938
105.5
2U% Sept 151938
103.19
244% June 15 1939
101.15
154s Mar 15 1940
100.25
1>5% June
Jeffarson County—
4 Us Ct H'se 1936-43—M&N
4 Us Ref 1936-1961—A&O
Madison Co 6s Refunding 1940
Mo jue 6s School 1943...J&D
Montgomery Co 4 Us 195 f-59 64.251
6s Road 1951
J&J 106
100
Morgan Co 5s 1938....—
Treasury
i% Aug l 1935—
; % Dec 15 1935
April 15 1936
June 151936
Aug I 1936
Sept 15 1936—
Dec 15 1936
Bid, <
Bonds.
Net,
100.4
117
115
Yield Basis
To
To
or
Bonds.
Litchfield 4 Us 1935-37——- 6 1.00
Manchester—
•t 41 1936-1944— ..M&N 6 1.00
Manchester 9th School Dist—
4 Us
1936-1951
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4 Us 1936-1949—.
M&N 6 1.00
Meriden (City)—
4U 1930-1943—
J&J
6
.75
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4sManic Bldg 1948....J&J 6 3.10
1935 1952
...F&A
•4Us School 1935-'40.F&A
•4 U« School 1940-'52.F&A
4U« Water Aug 1941-.F&A
4 Us 1935 1969
F&A
•4 U« Sen Ang '35 '43.F&A
«4s Park 1935 1943 ..F&A
New Hav (O) 3 Us 1935— A&O
*4s Aor 2 1940 tax-expiA&O
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♦4 Us 1943-1952...
•4 Us Paving Aug '37—F&A
•5s
36-'37-"39-'40-,41—A&O
•5i
1935-1951
J&J
4a
to 2.25
to 2.10
to 2.25
to
to
to
1%
3%
1.75
to 3.25 %
to 3.25
%
to 3.25 %
to
2%
to 2.50
6 1.00
6 1.00
to
6 2.00
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to 2.75
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to
2.75
2%
1.00 to 3%
1 00 to 2.25
1.00 to 2.25
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2.25
to 1.50
1.50
2.20
2.00
1.00
1.00
to 1%
to
2%
to 2.25
to 1.50
to 2%
to 2 50
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day
To
or
Bonds
2.00
1.00
1.00
AND
1.60
to 3%
to 2%
414s Refunding 1938—A&C
♦Plainfleld(T)4 J4s ,36-,57Aa!C
Patnam (T) 4Mb '36- 40-A&C
•Rldgefleld (T) 4Ms Jan 1 *43
Stamford (O) 4s 1942—-M&F
Stamford (T) 4Mb *36-'45 J*J
♦4 M Sch 1936-1965. - M&N
4Mb High Sch 1936-'59 J&u
1.50 to 2%
2.25 tol.75
J&J
4Mb July 1 1939
J&J
WaUlngford (Tewnj 4 Ms
1938, 1943, 1948. i»oo-J*£
4s 1935-48
J&D
,
2.00
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1 00
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1.00 to 3%
1.00 to 3%
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4Mb Olty Hall *35-*03—J&J
4Mb July 15 1935 66.J&J13
♦4Mb Water 1936-44 -J&J16
*4M Bdge.St.&c *4f» 64J&J13
♦4Mb 1946-1953
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♦4Mb Water 1935-'64- -J&J
2.25
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5s Water 1952-1971 -M&N15
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J&J
J&J
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4s 1942-1952
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4s 1942-1948
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A&O 6 3.15 to 3%
A&O 6 2.90 to 2.65
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113
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104
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5Ms July 1941-1975
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96
Hillsborough Co 5s Oct 11943
93
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5s Jan 15 1986-45—J&J 15
103
5 Ms Jan 15 1940-45.J&J 15 107
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Feb 11930-'41 / 44
Water & light 5*s 1940-50-1
95
Leon County 5s July 1 1935-40
5s July 1 1941-55.
101
102
Marlon Co Road 6s 1952
90
Road bonds 5s 1952-.——
85
Miami 5s 1986-198*
ff&8 / 70
6s 1940-1966
—M&S / 70
4Mb 1936-1938
A&O / 68
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.New Beach
refunding 3-5s
Miami
38
101
105
25
25
25
97
95
81
84
115
110
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104
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6'
5s 1952-1953
6s
_,5s 1958-———
103
105
102
105
96
100
94
97
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66
Polk County 5s July 1 1935-40
99
St Augustine 5s 1955
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91
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101
55
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93
95
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51
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27
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15
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13
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13
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15
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94 M
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6 Ms stamped 1961—— / 63M
64
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90 H
Extl • f 6s 1960 Ser C2 A&O
90 H
Extl I f 6s 1900 ser 03 A&O
6s stamped 1961
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Oallao (Peru) 7Ms 1944.—J&J
Carlsbad (Olty)
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Ceara (Brazil) 8s 1947 —J&D /
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Cent Agricul Bank ^Germany;
Farm loan 7s 1950--M&Sl5
"arm loan 6s 1960—J&Jlf
Farm loan 6s 1960 —A&Olfi
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Central Bank of Germany—
6s A 1952
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Chili (Repj ext 7s 1943.M&N / 13*
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8 f gu 6s 1961
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96 M
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Hungarian Cons Munic Loan
s fg 7 Mb 1945
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40
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103
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66
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7 Ms
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1946.
Hanover (City) Germany 7s '397*35*
Hanover 1 Province 1 Germany
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Hamburg (State of) Germany
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Hukuang Rye 5s
69
62
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Finland (Repub) 6e '45--M&8
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Wxtl oft M" 1956
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1935-1945
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Brit Hungarian Bk 7 Ms 1962_
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90
58
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94 M
5s 1953
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Denmark ext 0s 1942
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ExtT 5Ms 1955
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105
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Bonds.
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FOREIGN GOVERNMENTS
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Louisville—6s Sch 1962.AAO 6 3.15
4Mb Hospital 1951
MAS 6 3.00
4Mb Bridge Rev '48-M&N 6 3.00
4Mb Ref 1965
J&D 6 3.00
4Mb Jan 11970
J&J 6 3 .00
4Mb Sewer 1969
JAA 6 3.00
4s Ref July 1 1937
J&J 6 2 25
4s Sewer 1947
F&A 6 2.90
4s Lou W Oo 1959
F&A 6 2 90
4s Sewer 1965—..F&A 6 2 90
4s Jan 1 1970
J&J 6 2 90
8Mb Ref 1943—J&J 6 2 40
8s Sew & Park 1941—J&J 6 2.20
Owensboro—5s Sewer...J&D 6 4.10
to 2.70
to 2.85
/Flat price.
»
100
to 4.30
6s4.30
6s4.25
to 4.30
6s4.25
to 4.25
to
to 3.60
to 3.60
3.60
to 3.60
to
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..
4s
4s '£6 -'39
.50
South Portland Sewer
80
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WatervilleSMs 1236
.50
.50
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I
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.50
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I
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to 2.05
to 3.90
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%
.50 to 3%
2.75
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100
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6 2.50
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6
%
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to 3.50
%
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to
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%
3%
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%
^50
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.45
to 2.75 %
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.50
to
.40
to 1.50
.50
to 2%
.50
to
■
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to
%
v
4Mb '36-43 (taxexmp)
New Bedford—
4s
Sewer
1936-41
exempt)
Newton 4s 1935
A&O
2.50
F&A
6
6
.75 to 2.75 %
to 3%
to 2 .50 %
to 2.75 %
4s 1935-1937tax-ex..J&J 15 6
Qulncy 3Ms '36 to'39—.A&O 6
Salem 4s Jan 1 *36-'54 tax-ex. 6
3.90
Somerville—
4s July 11935—.......J&J
to
4 Vo
to
3.25 %
4s July 11948-50-.—J&J 6 3.15
to 3.25
%
8pringfleld
4s 1935-*44 (tax-ox) ..F&A 6
Waltham 3 Ms 1935-46—F&A 6
4s 1935-1900
F&A 6
to 1.90
.40
.40
.40
to 2.75
.75
to 3%
to
^
6
Warren
103
3.70
to 2.50
%
3.25
to 2.80
%
Dist-
Water District—
4Mb 1936 1953
F&A 6
Watertown—4s 1935——J&J
Wellesley (Town)
...
.60 to 2 3!
4s Mar l 1936-1946—M&S 6
Winchester 4s 1939-1943 A&O 6 1.25 to 2%
tol%
MEXICO
to 2.50
%
to 2.25
See Foreign Govts, page
%
97*
MICHIGAN
s
July 16 1941
s
Oct 15 1941
J&J15
A&Olfi
Highway 1941
J&D
Highway 1940
J&D
is Highway 1943
F&A
s Highway Impt 1937 A&O
igbway Impt 1942 .\&0
Ann Arbor (City) 4s 1936—s
^
M&N
M&8
1935-48
6 1.00
to 3.25
6 3.50
6 3 50
to 2.75
to 3.25
115%
113%
113%
113%
114%
114%
112%
2.50
Ann *rhnr ^r-hool District—
4Mb Bd A Bdge ,86-,40
2.50
2.50
JfADlfi
1936-1942
JAD15
1942
-—-J&J
3 % certificates of indebtedness
April 15 1938 to 1950--—
Annapolis 4Mb WW '42-A&O
Baltimore—fis 1936-1946 M&8
fis 1936-1961
a&O
fis Gen. Imp. 1943-46.-Ki&S
fis Water 1901--A&O
fis registered 1940——M&S
4M« Mar 11930-'fi5—M&S
4Mb Mar 1 1966
M&S
4s Aug 1 1961—— -F&A
4Mb
2.50
4 Ma 1935
99M
97 M
103
102
Nominal,
6-.40
Plttsfleld—
to 2 90
to 2.80
%cn
.50
2.90
3.00
3.00
J&J 6 2.75
(tax-exmpt)_M&N
Needham—
to 2.25
maryland
to 2.85
2%
3.40
to 3.30
.70
4s 1935-1937 tax-ex...F&A 6
to 2 60
to 2.85
to
3.40
3.40
Medford—
3 Ms 1935-1942 tax-ex. M&N 6
Milton—
to 2.50
b
Saco 4s
3.10
to 2.90
3.00
,
Funding 1948
J&D 5 2.90 to 2.70 %
April 1939—---A&O 6 3.00 to 3.50 %
to 3.10
to
to 2 90
to 2%
to 2.25 %
.75
.50
4s 1940-51 (tax-exmpt)M&N 6 2.15
.50
Maiden 4s '35-'44(tax-ex) F&A 6
Portland Bridge Dist (taxable)
6 1.00
8Mb July1935 to 1939.M&8
Portland Water District—
4s Funding 1938
J&D 6 2.50
to 3 05
3.55
3.35
3.60
1.25
4Mb '30 *50 (tax-ex)..F&A 6 1.25
4Mb '35-'41 (tax-ex)
J&J 6 1.00
Lowell—
4Mb 1937 (tax-ex) .♦..F&A
98
b
2%
.50 %
2%
to
to
Lynn—
.75
4s O H *36-*45 tax ex.a&O
4s High Sch 1936 tax-exem. 61.25
to 3.60
104
70
to
.25
.25
.40
_
to 3.60
95
.50
1.50
1.75
Holyoke—
4.30
to 4.25
96
.75
1.75
2.10
River—
1936-1937
M&S
1938-1941
M&S
4s 1936-'55 (tax-ex)...M&N
Franklin (Town)
4 %s 1936-44
M&N
100
6s4.30
554.30
.25
2.30
L.m
6
4Mb
4Mb
100
98%
High Sch Dist—
6 3.50
4Mb 1935-1945..
MAN
Kennebec Water District—
6 3.50
4s Ref May 1 1959—-M&N
Kittery Water District—
102
fis Jan 1936 to 1938—-J&J
Old Town Water District—
4s July 1935-1939
J&J 6 .50
4s July 1952-1958——J&J
LOUISIANA.
6 Basis.
Fall
98%
tax-ex—J&J
1954———J&D
4s Parks 1955.—
M&N
4s Mar 1 1961—
M&S
4s Aug 1 1961
F&A
4s School 1936-1939—M&N
4s 1945-1971.
M&S
£ Regls'd stk 1946-57-M&N
4b Annex
98 M
96 M
Everett—.
4s July 1 1941-1950
96
Brewer
1C3%
to 4%
to 4%
to 3.90
102
102
101
97
95
103 M
i
Port Gomm*n 1936-37—J&J
Port Oomm'n "36-'69—J&J
Highway Dec 15 '3549 J&D
Dec 31 1938
J&J
98
96
98 M
3.90
.25 to 2.25
.25 to 2.35
A&O 6
97
M&S
3 Ms 1940-1951
Auburn—
to 3.90
Chelsea—4s Park 1930..A&O
4s Sept 1 1968
M&8
103%
-
103 m
102%
1.00
Augusta 4s Octl 51935-55 A&O
5 1.25
4s Wat-Wks Sept 1 1936-40
5 3.00
Bath 4s Ref 1941 tax-ex.JAD
Belfast 4Mb Ref 1935-1950... 5 4.25
^
4Mb ww 1935-1970—A&O
Warren Oo—4Ms '36-'59-J&J
102%
101
Bdge *36-'fi4.a&0
1935-1963
M&8
& Bdge '35-39 M&N
4s Hlghw & Bdge "40-44 M&N
4s State Pier 1936-1942-M&S
3M81935
M&S
3 Ms 1936-1937
M&S
3 Ms 1938-1939
M&S
to
6 4.20
Oambridge—
4s Oct 1 1946-1949....A&O 62.80 to 3%
3Ms May L 46 (reg).M&N
3s Bridge 1941
F&A
94
101%
4s Sept 1
4s HIghw
4a 1935 A 1940
5s
5s
5s
Is
Brockton—
^
•
4s 1935-1947 tax-ex
94
fis Hway A
6 4.15
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94%
to 2.70
to
4s 1936-1945 (tax ex)-M&N
94 M
haini
to 2.50
KENTUCKY
Paducah—
97
_
,
4.10
to 3.75 %
A&O 64.00
4%s Dec 1976
J&D
4s July 1936—
jaJ
4s Apr 30-'37 (tax-ex).A&O 6
4s 1935-1939 (tax-ex)._J&J 6
4s Tunnel & Sub 194I-J&D
4t Sub 1957 tax-ex..
A&O
4s Sub 1958 tax-ex
J&J
4i Tub & Sub'59 tax-ex.J&J
3%s 1935-1951
M&S 6
8Mb July 1 1935
J&J
8Mb June 1 1943
J&D
8M«June 1 1944
J&D
8Mb July 1 1945
J&J
Orleans District—
1936-1944
J&D
1945-1967
J&D
Plaquemine Parish E Bank—
6* Oct 1952 opt 1942—aao
Pentchartraln District—
D 6s 1944
MAN
fis July 1961
JAJ
Red River A A B B District—
fis 1960 Series B
AAO
fia Mar 1963 opt 1943-MAS
fis 1966 Series D—...FAA
Shreveport—
..." fis 1936
FAA
fis Dec 1 1935-1969—J&D
5s Wat Wlcs Rlv '36-'40M&8
4Mb W W& 8ew'85-'fi4-J&J
4 Ms May * 1936-67-M&N3
Tensas Basin Levee District—
fis Jan 1957
J&-
150
4mb Sept 11981......M&S
4mb Tun 1900 tax-ex..A&O
101%
fis
fis
to 2.85
A&O
MA8SAOHU8ETT8
4s 1935-52 (tax-exempt)
Var
4s Water registd 1935-'58_J&J
3Ms gold July 1 1935
J&J
3M» 1950 ref (tax-exem).J&J
3Ms 1937 reg (tax-exem).J&J
3 Mi Water
1942
J&J
3 mb gold July 1944
M&S
3s Met Sewerage 1930—M&S
3s gold July 1 1939
J&J
3s gold Water Jan 1 1941. J&J
Arlington 4s 36-'42(tax ex)J&J 6
Beverley 4s *35 -'3fl(tax ex) A&n 6
101%
1935-1939
.JAJ
1940-1949
JAJ
6s July 1950-1969
.JAJ
4Mb 1936-1961
-aao
4Mb Sept 1 1935-1968-M&S
Orleans Parish Sch Board—
108
6 3.05
M&N 6 4.10 to 3.85 %
4Mb 1939-1968
101M
101%
fis July
fis July
J&J
Washington Sub San Dlst—
4Ms Sewer g 1973—J&J
'fit
102%
JAJ
'21.JAJ
4Mb serial 1935-1940..
4Mb serial 1940-1980.
%
to 2.90
106
_fc&8
Hagerstown—
fis Water 1928-1917
4Mb 1930-1980
Montgomery Oo
96%
96%
(old Issue)
1942
to 2.90
Oumber'd 4M«WW '41.A&O
100
4s Pub Impt '42 on*
to 2.90
to 2.90
.J&J 6 2.75 to 2.30
3 Ms Sewage Impt '80.A&O
_
Net.
Boston—
_
4Mb Soldiers Oompen '35*'52
6 2.76
4a Soldiers Oomp 1953—JAJ
6 2.75
4a Soldiers Oomp 1954—JAJ
6 2.75
Crawford Oo 4Mb 1939
Hutchinson—
Leavenworth—
101""
97
4M»1950-59
4 M >1960-67
4Mb 1935-1977
A&O
4b Floating debt 1948-A&0
4a Constitutional 1942.JAJ
4s Public Impt 1950 opt
2.10
1956-1965
1972-1975
4s 1935-1957
8Mb Impt 1940
8Mb Mar 1945
8%s Refunding 1952
AsK
A&O 6 3.10
M&S 6 3.10
M&S 6 3.10
A&O 6 3.10
1935-1944
4s
95%
95%
100%
JAD
JAJ
JAJ
JAJ
jaj
4Mb 1936-39
4Mb 1940-49
116 M
6 1.00
48
4s
100
58 Pub Belt RR *39-*49. JAJ
115%
45—FAA15
99%
Baltimore—(Cont.)
101
100
100
100
100
Bid.
Bonds.
„
to 2.50
to 2.50
•iif-
101%
100 M
99%
To
or
Net.
^
.
6 1.90
1940—FAA16
4Mb Sewer 1936-47—MAN
Slonz Olty 8 D 5a 1941—J&J
6s Ref
2.25
3.25
Ask.
100
99%
4Mb 1938-1941—.F&Alfi
99
98
4Mb 1942-1952...F&A16
itchafalaye Levee Dlst—
98% 100
5s Sept 1935-1972—M&S15
99
100%
5s Dist ref & Imp '49..M&8
QQ
100%
5s 1936-1969
.F&A
Baton Rouge—6* '36-'54.M&S b J4.40 to 4.35 %
100
Bossier Dlst Levee 5s '54.A&0
Oaddo District Levee—
101
fis 1951 opt 1941
J&J
Fifth District Levee—» <i:
99
fis 1950 opt 1940
J&J
99
fis 1952 opt 1942
J&J
99
5s Oct 15 1962 op *52
A&C
99
5s Oct 15 1963
A&016
99
5b 1957-1967
A&015
99
5s 1959-1969—
F&alf
99
6s 1972
*
Lifourche Basin Levee—
100%
fis Jan 1954 opt 1944
J&J
100%
fis Jan 1937 opt 1928—J&J
100%
fis 1956-1970
A&O
Like Borgne Dlst Levee—
95
Kb Dec 1952 opt 1942—J&D
6 1.90
4Mb Water 1936-42—A&O
4Mb Water 1943&'44—A&O
Oktumwa 4Mb June l936-----
City 6s *36-
2.80
6
Mirsnailtown—
Sisux
.50
6
4M> 1935 1942.-------Cedar Rapids 4 Ms 49-53M&N
Davenport Indep Sch Dlst—
4M 1939-1940M 5cN
4MB 1940-1941-------M&N
Dee Moines 6s 36 57—-J&J
4Mb W W 1936-42----J&D
6s Gen Oblig 193640..J&J
Des Moines Ind S D—
4Mb Sept 1 1945
MAS
4Mb 1944
»---i
4s Sept 1 1946
-MAS
Fort Dodge 5b Fund "39--AAO
Fremont Go 5b 1935 —-J A J
Marsb&Utown Ind H D5b Olty Hall 1935-39-MAN
101,
1935-36
J&D 15
1937-39
J&D 15
1940-45
J&D 15
1946-49
J&D 15
1950-55
J&D 15
4Mb 1935—F&A15
4 Ms 1935-1937...F&Alfi
6 2.00
Dept J'ne 1 41 .J&J 6
4Ms Sch J ne 15 '40J&-D15
4s Fire
V
3.50 %
to
High
High
High
High
4Mb High
Capital
4Ms
4M«
4Mb
4Mb
to 2.50
6
To
or
Bid.
Bonds.
Net.
Ask.
—
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
Field Bast*
Bonds.
BONDS
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue.
Quotations for all securities are as near as
r Less %.
s
Less 1M on bid
side,
100
5s Sept 1935
Battle Creek—
4s City
3.50
Hall 1935-36—F&A
Battle Creek S D—
2.50
4%s 1935-1937.
.F&A
4 Ms 1938-1949
F&A
6 3.15 to3"65
Bay City—6 3.15 to 3
5%s w w 1935-1951 ...M&S
.00,
2.75 Bay City Union S D—
6s July 1 1936
3.15
J&J b t.
bt.
'3 10 Dearborn 5s 1936
♦—-.3.05 Detroit90
General 3Ms.............
3.05
91
6 3.10 to 2.90 %
6 1.00
6 4.00
to 2.25
%
■43 48.——
6 3.10
6 3.10
to 2.90
6 3.10
6 3.10
to 2.90 %
to 2.90 %
to 2.90 %
t Less 1.
'4.00
90%
-
..
-
-
5s
non-callabie.———
103%
105
.........
102%
107
107%
Water 4s
6
.50 to 3 .75 %
6 3.10 to 2.90 %
6 3.10 .to 2.90 %
2.50
3.50
91%
91%
91%
91
6 4.50 to 4.40 %
91
%
3.75
108%
Refunding
Water series D—
100
3%sJuly 11951-1961
3%sJulyl 1948-1950—
5 "1.50
4s July 1 1937-1947
99 *
Street railway 4 M8
103%'
to 3.40
100%
—
%
..
STATE
July, 1935]
AND
MUNICIPAL
99
BONDS
■'Wl'
Quotations lor all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
Yield Basis
Yield Basit
To
or
Flint 4hs 1935-54
M&S 15 614.10 to 4.50 %
5s (Mar 1 & Apr 1) '35-'50- 6 s3.75 to 4%
Flint Union School Dist—
4.25 to 4
5s 1935-1954—
M&S
b 4.25 to 4
4MsMar 11935-1939
-
Grand Raplde—
•
iKsOct 1 1935-1938—A&O bt 3.00 to 4.85
IMS 1935-1953.—--F&A bt 3 .00 to 4.85
101
4Ms 1935
F&A
101
99 M
4Mb 1936-1942
F&A
101
99 M
4i 1935-1953
F&A
101
43
99 M
1943-1960—
F&A
101
99 M
8Mb 1935-1937
F&A
101
99 M
3hs 1938-1941
-F&A
101
99 M
8 Ms 1942-1961
F&A
Yield Basis
Bid.
Bonds
Road 4Ms series C July 1939..
4 Ms series D Jan 1940
4 Ms series E July 1940
4Ms series F Jan. 1941
4 Ms series G July 1941
MISSOURI
Grand Ranlds SchooiDIstrW—
b s3.00 to4%
Apr 151957
Jackson 4Ms 1935-47-A&016 614.00 to4.5(
-
%
Jackson Union S D—
4Ms 1935-1945
-M&N bt 4.00 to 4.5 0%
Lansing—
4Ms 1937-1946——J&D b 12.00 to 3.25
%
Muskegon 4 Ms 1935-'44-J&J bt 3.00 to 4.50 %
Muskegon S D 5s 1942—Jul; 5 3.00 to 4%
90
85
Pontiac—4Ms 1935-'47-M&
90
85
4s 1941-1957
90
85
4Mb 1946-1951
M&S
90
85
5Hs Sewer 1935-42—F&A
90
85
6s Water Imp 1936-50 J&D
512.25 to 3.5 0%
Port Huron 4Mb 1942
4.20
Saginaw—4Mb 1935-49—F&A
4.20
4Mb Sewer 1935-51—J&D
4.20
4Mb Water 1935-39
J&J
Wayne Ooualy —
b 2.75 to 3.50 %
Covert roads
Voted bonds—....——- 6 2.50 to 2%
...........
Ask.
1.75
.12.00
2.00
—-.^.'2.05
.50 tol%
5s March 11936-1937—-- b
2.75
4s series H July 1942
s Road 1948-1950—M&S
4s series I July 1943
s 1935-1937A&O &"".50 to 1% |
s 1988 & 1939
4 Ms series A of'27 July 1944
A&O b 1.25 to 1.60 %
4s ser B of '27 July 1950...
_,_s 1943-1946—
—M&8 b 2.25 to 2.50 %
Soldiers Bonus 5s July 1941..
Is 1943-1947
.——M&S 6 2.20 to 2.50 %
4s Road 1944-1948
A&O 6 2.30 to 2.60 %
Highway extension—
5s ser A of 20 July'51 opt'36
4s Nov 1 1948-1952
M&N 6 2.60 to 2.80 %
6 2.40 to 2.60 %
4 Ms B of'20 July '52 opt '37
3Ms 1948-1952
6 1.25 to 2.25 %
4 Ms C of *20 Jan '53 opt '38
4Mb Road 1938*42.
4Ms D of '20 Jan '54 opt '39
Road 1953-57
J&D 6 2.50 to 2.70 %
4 Ms E of '20 July'54 opt *39
Bldg 1939-41 ——J & J 61.00 to 1.80 %
.50 to 3.15 %
4 Ms F of '20 Jan '55 opt '40
Jackson Co 4s 1935-*51—J&J 6
4 Ms A of '24 Jan '55 opt '40
4Mb 1936-1950
—J&J 6 .50 to 3.25 %
4 Ms B of'24 July '55 opt *40
4 Ms 1936-60
J&J15 6 .50 to 3.15:%
—-—3.25
4 Ms 1949
4Ms C of '24 July '56 opt '41
J&D
61.25" to 3.25
4Ms Ser B of *30 July *35-*67,
4Mb Road 1937-52
61.25 to 3.25
3 Ms ser O of '30 Nov *36-*69
4Mb Court House 1937-62
Inst const 3Ms A July 1935-66
Joplln 8ch Diet 4Mb 1943-*48. 6 2.75 to3%
Kansas City—
4Ms series B July 1935-67—
2.00
48 series 0 April 1936-69—
4M> 1939
J&J
2.25
2 Ms series D May 1937-70—
5s water 1939
J&J
2.30 Emergency Relief—
4Ms 1940
-J&J
.75 to 3.50,%
4 Ms Various May 9 *36-72 6
3Ms Jan. 1936-41—
2.50
5s May 1936 to 1941
s Jan & July 1942—J&J
s 1935-1954J&J WZK to3%
4Ms Nov 1935 to 1941
s 1935-1943
J&J 6 .25 to 2.45%
3Ms Mar 1936 to 1942
s 1936-1955
3 Ms May 1936 to 1942
A&O 6 .25 to3% |
2M Jan 1936 to 1943
s 1935-1947
J&D 6 .25 to 2.80,%
Ed Aid 4Ms ser A Jan 1936-42
.25 to 3%
_s Airport 1935-'54. - A&O 6
6
.75 to 3% i
4s Airport 1936-1961
Asbury Park (City)-—
.50 to 3.25
4s Auditorium Nov 1 '35-71 6
4Mb 1935-1939
M&N
.50 to3.25 vo
4s Various 1935-1970.M&N 6
4Mb 1935-1953
M&N
6
.75 to 3.10 %
4Hs 1936-1946
3M 1936-1974
...J&J
.M&s
3 Ms 1936-1974
-F&A 6 .75 to
4Mb, 1951-1960
M&s
4 H81936-1970—
Kansas Otty S D—
—M&N
6 2.40 to 2.75 %
Asian Olcy 4Mb 1935-38.. J&J
v 4s 1941-1951——....*J&J
4Mb 1946-1950——J&J 6 2.40 to 2.75 %
4MB 1938-1958—
—J&J
4Mb 1936-1950
J&J 6 .75 to 2.80 %
4Mb Paving 1938.
.J&J
1.00
4Mb Jan 1 1945.
..—J&J
4MB 1937
...J&J
2.60
4Mb June 1 193666.J&D
4Mb 1946—.*———J&J
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1936-1939
1940-1951
1952-1980
1936-1945—
1946-1951
1952-1963
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1.75
6 2.60
3.50
3.75
3.75
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6 1.00
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6 3.50 to 3.25
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434s Highway
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4Ms *44. '45. '66 A *69 JAD
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4s Oo Bldg 1936-59—MAS
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1936-1958
4mb July 11942
4mb July 11952
4Mb 1935-1973
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1931-1958
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6 4.00
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6 2.75
6 3.00
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6 4.00
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6 4.70
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Lucas Co 4s O-H 1944
MA8 6 3.90
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1935
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Portsmouth City 8 D—
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JAJ 6 4.70
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•Iks St Impt 1936 ...MAS 6 3.00
•4k« 1936-1949
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4s 1936-1956
MAS 6 3.40
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Summit Co—
•5s Road Imp 1935...AAO i 99
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99
•4ks Oct. 1 1935-'37
i*4k 1935-1940
AAO 6 4.20
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to 3.90
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MAS 6 3.50
Altoona—-4s *30 opt *16— JAJ 6 4.00
4s Highway 37 opt '32-JAJ 6 4.00
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101
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2.65
2.65
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to 3.90
4ka May 1948
4ks Nov 11948—
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AAO 6 4.10
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4s July ; 1942
4s Jan 1 1946
JAJ
JAJ
JAJ
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101
101
6 4.20
6 4.10
to
4s Feb 10 1955
4s Nov 11960
JAJ
JAJ
4%
3.90 %
to
6 3.80
to 3.60
6 3.80
to 3.60
to
4s July 20 1972
Phila S D 4 k® *35-*43
4%
4%
i.
to
2.75
to
to
to
to
375 %
to
102
5ks July 1940
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»5ks Wat A Park '30-'49 FAA
4.75
4.50
4.00
4.50
4.50
FAA
FAA
to 4.50
to 4.25
to 3.25
to
4.25
to
4%
Scranton
OREGON
4k*
6 3.10
3ks May 15 1941-1945
6 1.00
4ks Hignway '36- 44—. AAO 6 3.00
4ks 1936-1944 (s-a)
AAO 6 3.00
—
4ks H'way '30-'49 (s-a).AAO 6 3.25
«s Highway 1935-42
AAO 6 2.75
4s Highway 1936-41
AAO 6 2.75
Astoria 5s 1953
JAD / 28
i5ks 1935-1949
JAJ f 28
MAS
to 3.25
1936-1956——.JAJ
to 2.50
to 2.85
to 2.85
2.75
6 3.50
6 3.70
to
6 3.00
to 2.60
3%
to 3.40
6 3.60
to 3.40
6 3.30
6 3.40
to 3%
6 3.50
6 3.00
to 3.30
to 2.50
to 2.50
32
32
4.00
to 3.50
to 3.25
0
ISLAND
4ks July 15 '35-'39—JAJ16 6 3.25
4s July 15 "40-45
JAJ15 6 3.60
3.40 %
AAO
Oreais *30- M..a«O
—MA8
to 3.90
to 3.75
i
1
to
4.60
to
3.90 %
to
4%
to 3.80
to
3.80
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4.30
4.30
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oo
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3.75
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101
4.00
to 3 85
4.00 to 3 85
to 3.85
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400
JAJU
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4.00
JAJ16
4ks Raral Credit 1939..JAJ
4.00
4ks Rural Credit—
Due May 1 1943-50—_MAN 6 4.00
Corson Oo 5s fd 1936-47.MAN
90
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3.85
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95
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Perkins Oo 4ks fd '36-'47 JAD
Stanley Oo 4 ks fd '43-'48 JAD
Sioux Falls S D—
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90
95
70
90
95
75
JAD
1.00
TENNESSEE
1.50
1.75 4ks highway 1939
.JAD
2.25 4ks bridge 1945
JAJ
2.50 4»s refdg July 29 1955—JAJ
Iks July 1 1945
JAJ
Ik* highway 1939
JAJ
Is refdg July 29 1955
JAJ
3.50 5s Memorial Aud'm 1961.JAJ
Carter County—
5a funding Jan 1 1959.JAJ
5k« Road
Chattanooga—
4ks School 1956——.AAO
%
4ks Memorial Aud '52MAN
5s Hospital 1954
MAS
Cocke County—
%
4ks Road July 15 '47—JAJ
Cumberland Co 6s 1956—JAJ
Davidson County—
4ks Highway 1947
JAJ
5% Oo Memorial *35-'50JAJ
Dyer Oo 4ks Apr 1 1955
ho
1
1
4ks Road 1958
Giles County—
6 3.00
6 3.40
6 3.65
6 3.40
6 3.00
6 3.30
6 370
to 2.85
3.25
3.55
3.25
to 2.85
to 3.15
to
to
to
to
i
3.50 %
82
/ 79
/ 79
82
100
101
101
102
102
104
100
101
98
95
6 3.00
to
6 3.25
to
60
2.85 %
3%
62
Fayette County—
to 2.80
to 2.60
.50
to 1.50
.50
.50
to 3.50
92
95
Jackson—
1936*37-JAJ 6 1.50
JAJ 6 2.50
to 2.25
4ks Mar 15 '36-73-MA815 6 2.00
AAO 61.50
to 3.75
Newport—4ks '86-*39..MAS 6
6
5ks June 1 1936-1953
4ks May 1936-1942-.MAN 6
4s May 15 1948
MAN
8ks g High Sch 1954-JAD
Pawtncket—4ks 1950—JAJ
<4ks Sewer 1952..
JAD
4 ks School 1954
MAN
4lWater 1937
MAN
JAJ
5% Highway 1947
JAD
Gibson County—
4% Road 1936-1958
JAJ
Hamilton County—
4k % Refunding 1957.AAO
5% Bridge 1944
5s 1936-1942
to 3%
S*
to 1.75
4s 1938-1966
to
3.75
3.75 %
4%
DAKOTA
MAS 6 3.00
JAD 6 3.00
to 3.75
3%
6s Nov 1 1943
6 4.00
6 4.25
6 4.10
6 4.10
6 4.50
6 4.50
Spar tan bg Co 4 ks '37-47MAS 6 4.25
Sumter Co 5s 30-'52
JAJ 6 4.00
fork Co 4ks 1936-'50
JAJ 6 4.00
to 1.75
to 3.75
to
to
to
to
4.50
lk% June 1 1939
J&D 6 1.25
lk% June 1 1939-43..J&D 6 1.25
4s June 1 1977
Cranston 4s sch
Multnomah Co 8 D No 1—
RHODE
4b ouarlt inat 1906
6 3.85
6 3.25
2.70
to 3.00
6 3.50
6 3.85
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to 3.10
to
to 5.00
2.50
SD—
4ks Imp ser I '35-'38.AAO
4ks 1936-1940
JAJ
4ks Impt 1940-1945—JAJ
fork 4ks 1935-1943
FAA
3.75
103
100
108
85
3.90
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5s June 1 1936-39
5* Jan 15 1936-46
Wilkes-Barre—
2ks May 15 1936-1940—
to
to 3.75
to
SOUTH
to
3%
3.75
to
5s Rural Credit 1935
% 1939-41
6 3.00
to
to3.25
to
4.15 %
103!
103!
102
Dec 1 1937
Dec 1 1938
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1942-53
JAD
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Schuylkill Oo4 k* 1935-1955
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Scranton 4ks '35-'41
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5s 1935-1950
FAA
4s 1936-1937
MAS
to 4.00
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—
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Dec 1 1936
2%
2%
3%
4" 00
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to
DIst
; 4ks 1930-194
..
.._MA8
Spartanburg 4ks 1936—AAO
4ks Water 1930-1939—JAJ
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5s Sept 1 1939
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to
to
f?75
I
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to
Ki&U'Sk
.
4ks "36-'38 taxable.-MAN 6 3.00
Public Works Reliei—
4" 16
6 4.25
to 3.25
101
JAJ
4.00
to
5s Highway 1936-1940.FAA 6 4 00
Lancaster 8 D—6s 1W41..JAJ 6 4.75
«■ Juiy 1940
JAJ 6 4.75
Marlon Oo—
to 3 60
101
101k
JAJ 6 2.80 to 2.60
4ks 1941-1959
MAN 6 3.80 to 3.60
4ks Apr 15 1939-58.AA015 6 3.80 to 3.60
4s 1935-1942
JAJ 6 3.80 to 3.60
4s 1937-1956
JAD 6 3.80 to 3.60
Pittsburgh—4 ks '36-'50 JAD 6 3.00 to 2.75
4ks 1936-1937
MA8 6 2.75 to 2%
4ks 1938-1946
MAS 6 2.90 to 2.60
4s 1936 to 1939
JAJ 6 2.50
to 2.80
_
GWer,%SBnTllle 8®w«
101
to
6 4.20
6 4.20
1939
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101k
103
4*25
to
99
1945
JAJ 6 3.90
Greenville—5s St 1942...JAJ 6 4.25
5s Water 1968opt '81. FAA 6 4.00
Greenville Co 4kskO-'65-J&J 6 3.90
4k* Hlghw 1936-1945.FAA 6 3.90
104k
104 k
to 4.30
Tulsa-—
4ks Bridge 1936 -1944. JAD
4ks 1949-1956
FAA
4s Bridge 1945-1955—.JAD
6s Road 1936-1939—.MAN
4
108
JAJ
to
106
75
^ 0s May 15 "30-'4O—MAN15 6 5.50
Columbia 5s Ref 1941
MAS 6 4.00
4 ks
101k
JAJ
3.00
3.00
3.00
to 2.65 %
3.75
102
4s Refg '38
(tex-exem) .JAJ
Charleston Co 6s 1937—JAJ
Oheraw 5s '52 opt '32.^
July 1
Clarendon Co—
3%
to
6 4.60
OKLAHOMA
Eugene 5b 1942
4ks Highway 1936-37-FAA 6 4.00
6 4.00
6 3.70
JAJ
JAJ
3700
2.50
2.90
CAROLINA
4ks Highway 1938-43-FAA
Charleston—4ks Jan '62.JAJ
to 3.60
to
6
2.75
Anderson Co—
to 2.65
1.50
2.80
4s 1936-1942
FAA 6 3.00 to 2.70
ieanette 4ks 1935-1956.M&S 6 3.90 to 3.70
Lackawanna Co 4s 1944. FA A 6 3.60 to 3.40
6 3.00 to 2.80
Lancaster Co 4ks A 4ks
Lancaster 8 D 4s May 1945.. 6 3.00 to 2.70
LowerMerionTwp4s 4ks.4kB 6 2.90
McK'p't 8 D 4ks '36-'43^4AN 6 3.70
to 3.90
—
SOUTH
6 3.80
6 4.00
Mercer Co 5ks "35-'47_.FAA 6 4.10
Norristown S D 4ks 1943. JAJ 6 2.90
MAN
3ks Refunding 1940-55
6 3.05
4ks ctfs indebt '39-'53—JAD 6 3.50
Aiken Co 4ks
6 4.00
1937-1945
6 3.80
4s Pub imp '86 to '30.MAS 6 2.10
6 3.00
4s May 15 1936-1953
^75
2.60
2.65
2.65
Harrlsburg—
to 3.20
to 1.60 %
to 2.75
2.65
to 3.30
to 3.20
6 4.10
1930-1947
<0s Feb 1 1936-1939
MAN 6 3.00 to
3.50 to
3.50 to
3.50 to
3.50 to
3.50 to
6 3.50 to
6 3.50 to
to 1.50
to 1.50
.50
6 2 50
MAN 6 1.50
5s Funded 1936-1959-AAO 6 1.50
4s Funding 1947100
AAO
to 3.60
6 4.60
6 4.20
Muskogee 5s Sew 1930—MAS 6 3.25
Oklahoma City—
5ks 1935-1940
JAD 6 3.00
5s Water 1930
MAS 6 2.20
4ks Sewer 1930
FAA 6 2.20
Iks Water Works 1941 .JAJ 6 3.20
Okmulgee 5s Mar 15 1943—.
100
5s
MAS
{•1035:1936
5s 1937-1942
to 2.50
4ks 1930-1937
AAO 6 3.90
6 3.90
4ks Jan 1 1936-1946
Fayette Co 4s road 1936-AAO 6 3.50
to 4.50
to 3.90
6 4.20
6 4.10
-
1936 1950
i *5 «iWJlfl36 -1057—JAD
to 2.50
6 2.70
to 3.40
6 4.10
6 4.10
6 4.20
41. '51. '53
AAO
JAD 6
4ks 1936-1967
JAD 6 2.00
4ka Funding 1944—.MAN
4ks 1935 1967
J&D "loo
to 2.50
Allegheny Co 4ks *43—MAN 6
4ks 1936-1937
AAO 6
4ks 1938-1940
AAO 6
4k» 1941-1962
AAO 6
4Hs 1935-1936
AAO 6
6 4.10
|5ks 1936-1939
Is Oct 1 1904
to 2.50
Brie—-4 ks Sch 1936-'39.AAO 6 3.70
4ks 1935-1960
_FAA 6 3.90
Brie S D 4s 1936-1938
FAA 6 3.90
-Toledo Sch DIst—
T
28
6 2.70
1940-1945-1950-JAD
Braddock 4ks '85-'44..MAM
Cambria Co4ksNov 1 '35-45
Chester 4s'37 op* 17 tax-ex JAJ
4ks 1935-1940
JAJ
Chester S D 4ks 1937-'42.
to 3.10
*5s F1 Bmerg '36- 42.-JAD 6 4.10
♦5s ref 1936-1941
AAO 6 4.10
Newark *4 k> 1936 41. -AAO 6 4.10
s
to 3.25
Highway 1935. 1937. 1940
5ks
Montgomery County—
1935-1900
MAN
Teungstown—
♦0s Bdge 1935-41
AAO
*4ks 1936-1957
AAO
Youngstown School DIst—
•4ks 1944-1947
MAS
•5s 1930-1944
.MAS
Zanesville—*6s City Hall A
Market 1935-1939
MAS
Zanesville S D *5s '36-'43AAO
to 3.20
75
4s Bridge 1942
4s 1936-1958
2.90
•0s
to 3.25
«sFundl936-1961—MAN
*42. 45. 47. '50, '52
Highway 1941. '43. '40.
Net.
.
Woonaocxet 4 k* Fd "41. JAD
la
,
4%
to
Disc—
♦5ks (1 to 5 yr mat'y).JAD 6 3.10
•5 ks (5 to 10 yr mat'y) JAD 6 3.20
•5ks (after 10 years)—JAD 6 3.30
[•Iks 1936-1956...
u8
6s July 1 1951 Series C—JAJ
129
Iks Dec 1 1951 opt *36—JAD 6 2.70
Iks 1939. 1944.1949
JAJ 6 2.70
Allegheny—4s 1937
Miami Conservancy
)*4ks 1935-1950
to 1.75
75
Is
2%
to
1935-1954—MAS15
1936-1953
MAS
Bdg 1935 A '38—FAA
Nov 1 1935-'53
4s Park July 1 1942...JAJ
b 2 00
—
3.75
PENNSYLVANIA
101
101
to 3.70
to 3.90
to 3.70
to 4.50
to 4.50
to 370
to 4.00
•Iks
•4ks
•Iks
•Iks
to
to 4.10
Martin's Fy ♦5s'35-'44—MA8 6 4.20
Toledo *5s W W '37-'44.FAA
i*6s Sept 1935-1942—.MAS
♦0s Pub Wharf 1960..MAS
l*6s Sewer 1949
MAS
b 3.85
Is
3.80
to 2.80
to 2.50
to 2.70 %
Ask.
4ks 1935-1937
.50
JAD 6
4ks 1938-1959
JAD 6 1.90
4s Water Jan 2 1936—.
4s Jan 1 1945
JAJ
1 Oct 1 1954
AAO
Is July 1956
JAJ
Is May 2 1957
MAN 2
Is May 1962
MAN
Is Water 1902
JAD
to 3.80
Mahoning Val. San. DIst—
•Iks water 1935-52
AAO 6 4.25
,
to 3.50
Refg 1955-JAJ
to 3.70
6 4.00
•4k? Oct 1945
AAO
*5s Park A Imp'35 *41-AAO
b 3.65
to 3.80
6 3.90
6 4.00
Bid.
Providence—
to 3.15
Pt of Coos Bay Harbor 5s
6 4.00
6 4.30
Bonds.
to 3.75
b 3.25
4s Water 1940-1959—FAA b 3.40
Pt of Astoria 5s
/ 32
3.50
To
o*
Net
Ask.
6 3.85
4s Water 1936-1955—-MAN b
4s Water 1939-1958
JAJ b
to 3.50
to
Bid.
Portland—
6s Harb Dev 1935-50-MAN
4ks Dock 1943
MAN
4ks Oct 1935-47
AAO
4 ks 1936-1960
MAN
4s Water 1937
MAN
Bast Cleveland—
4ks gen Imp 1935-43--AAO
Bast Liverpool—4S 1U40-JAJ
Blyria 4s 1935 Co 1938—JAD
♦Iks 1935 1952
MAS
»5s W W 1935-1940.-JAJ
Fostorla *5s W W '36-'40 MAS
Hamilton Co *4k* 1943-FAA
•4ks Oct 1 1939
AAO
•4ks Sewer Oct. 1 1935-'47
4s C H June'36 op '10.JAD
Ironton *4ks W W '80..JAD
Lskewood - "4k* *35'39AAO
Bonds.
Yield Basis
To
or
Net
Dayton—
*5*8 WW Imp 1944-JAD 6 3.90 to 3.70
*5s W W Imp 1945
FAA 6 3.90 to 3.70
♦Iks Bdge 1935-1951.MAS 6 3.80 to 3.70
♦IHiWW Imp 1940—JAD 6 3.70 to 3.50
♦Iks Bdge 1935-39—AAO 6 3.80 to 3.70
•Iks 1935 1940
MAS 6 3.70
4ksl941-i961
MAS 6 3.70
Dayton 8 D 5k* *41-'01 MAS 6 3.60
*5b Mar 16 *86'46-MAS16 6 3.60
BONDS
day of the month preceding the date of issue
to 3.60
to 3.20
to 2.50
.
.75
3.25
3.80
3 80
3.80
2.50
6 3.40
to
3.25 %
6 5.25
to
5%
6 4.00
6 4.00
to 3.85
4k % Ref 1936-1948—:J&J 6 4.00
to 3.85
to
Johnson City—
5ks Impt 1935-1946..JAD
85
Knox Co 5s Pike A Bridge
May 1 1936-1940
MAN 6 4.00
Knoxville—
4ks Impt 1935-39
FAA
95
5s 1936-1937
MAS
100
5s 1938-1951
MAS
100
5 k % Fdg Sept 11950.MAS 102
Madison County—
4k% Highway '36-'49 JAD 6 4.00
m
3.75 %
88
to
3.85 %
98
101
102
103
to 3.85 %
*Qhl°-»«•?•*• *•*•»i»u.bona..mmJ«» I»i*
:vv
'
..iv J
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date
Quotations for all securities are as near as
6
3.75
Memphis 5s July 1964—-JAJ
6 3.75
;
6s River Term "36-"48_AAO
6 3.75
4Ms Water 1935-1962.-JAJ
3.75
4 Ha Water 1949
-/&J
4Hs Park 1959
AAO 6 3.75
to 3 60
to 3.60
to 3.60
to 3.60
to 3.60
to
3.60
to 3.50,
to 3.50 %
to 3.50; %
3.60
March 1936 I960—MAS
3.60
5s Memorial 8a 1935-50——
4Hn High Sch 1940
JAJ 6 3.60
Is Hospital '36-'50—JAJ 6 3.60
—MAN
.
Js 1936-1948—-
3.60
3.60
96
MAS
JAD
Polk Oo 5s 1936-40
3.50 '
to 3.50
to 3.50
to 3.50
to 3.50
to 3.50
to 3.50
98
to
6 3.60
-JAJ
[s 1935-1967
,
Ban Antonio—fis
5 Ha W
fis Sept
Robertson County—
to 3.25
4H* Road 1948
FAA 6 3.50
Shelby County—
6 3.60 to 3.40
4s Courthouse 1957-AAO
3.60 to 3.40
5s Aud Mkt H'se *49—MAS
b 3.60 to 3.40
4H% Jail 1940-1951—MAS
Smith County—
6 4.25 to 4%
5Hs Fdg 1936-1958—JAJ
Tipton County—
6 5.00 to 4.65 %
4H» Road July 2 '35-*58JAJ
Washington County—
•
103
5% Fdg Jan 1 1954
JAJ 101
White County—
*
*
64.25 to 4%
614% Highway 1955—MAS
TCXA8.
Abilene 6s Feb
Amarlllo 4H*
fis Sept 1935-1959—--MAS
6 4.35
fis St imp Dist No 2 1943—
6
4 Ha 1930-1907
-JAJ 6 4.35
4.35
to 4.10
6 4.35
to 4.10
4.00
4.05
6 4.05
to 4.30
-JAJ 6 1.00
6 1.00
"4% Gen. oblig
1935-43
6 2.40
7o Gen oblig
1943-50
6 2.85
3 H % Gen oblig
1951-52
iOlH
Cap Bldg rev 4 Hs 1947 opt 33
100
Clark Oo 5Hs '62 opt '33 AAO
6s 1935-'53
MAN 100
to 4.80
H»
1935-1968-------F& A
fi0—FAA
Tarrant
County-—
.
_
,
4Hs Ocfc 10 35-59—AAO 10
Waco-—fis Sewer 1937-—JAJ
to 4.10
to 4.10
to 4.10
fis Water-Works 1942—JAJ
6 4.05
4 Ha Water 1937-1968—JAJ
--MAN
5 Ha 1935-1940
fis Feb 10 1900
32—AAO
Water Works 1954-MAS
1930 1939—
-.-AAO
1940-1905
AAO
Beaumont 6s '52 op
6 4.60
6 4.60
Brasoria Co—
>
6
Impt Apr
to 4.20
95
A
21
41
School
72
to 3.65
6 3.90
6 3.90
to 3.65
6 3.90
_
to
MAN
1985*1951—JAJ 6 3.90
AprlO 6 3.80
■
Bridge Feb 10
72
to
Dallas Co4HsSeptl0'61
fis Vlad't A
93
6 3.90
MAN
My 11985-1949-JAJ
1930-'45
-MAN
1940- 65
1954 opt 1924——Apr 10 6 3.80
El Paso 6s W W Purch'50 AAO 6 4.60
6 4.60
6s Fund 1951 opt *31..MAS
6 4.60
5s School 1955 opt '86-.JAJ
6 4.60
6s Impt Aug 1 1948—FAA
4H* 1936-1900
AAO 6 4.60
3.65,
to 3.65
3.65
to 3.65
to 3 45
to 345
to 4.30
to
4.30,
to 4.30
to 4.30
,
to 4.30
-JAD
*-FAA
-FAA
Refunding 1941——JAJ
5s 1936-1959
AHa 1930-1971
4 Ms 1930-1904
•
4s
6 4.50
6 4.50
to 4%
6 4.50
to 4%
6 4.50
6 4.50
to
to
6 4.40
AAO
Fert Worth Ss 1951
to 4.10
to
4%
4%
4%
Galveston—5s 1985..—-.JAJ
6 4.40 to 4.10
5s Grade Rals 1944—AAO
4.40 to 4.10
6s School 1935-1954—MAS
4.40 to 4.10
fis 1930-1966
AAO
4.40 to 4.10
4Hs Grad. Ac. '4Sop'28 JAJ
4.40 to 4.10
4H« Grad. Ac .'49 op'29AAO
Galveston County—
to 3.95
fis Bd Apr 10 *51op*31 AAO 6 4.20
Grimes Oo.—
to 5.25
5Hs Road 1930-'54-AAO 10 6 5.75
Harris Oo 4s '47 op *17 AAO 6 3.50 to 3.20
6 3.50 to 3.20
4Hs Apr 10
to 3.20
4ns Road Apr 10 '30-6O-- 6 3.50
Houston—fis Sewl939—MAN 6 3.75 to 3.40
6 3.75 to 3.40
fis Ref Oct 10 *41op*31-AAO
6s Mun Imp 1910
FAA 6 3.75 to 3.40
4Mb Sept 1935-1952-MAN 6 3.75 to 3.40
6 3.75 to 3.40
Js Oct 26 38 op '2S.AAO
1935-1957
J&J 6 3.75 to 3.40
6 3.75 to 3.40
'36-^0-AAOlO
|s
is Imp 1935 (s-a)
JAJ
is Impt 1930-39 (s-a).JAJ
is Impt 1940-65 (s-a).JAJ
,Js
6 3.75
to 3.40
6 3.75
6 3.75
to 3.40
1942-1947
Houston 8 D 5s Feb 1952—.. 6 3.80
4H« 1937-1951
JAD 6 3.80
Palestine 5s Sch Aug 1 1939.
64.75
1944, '49. *54. '69. *64
Port Arthur—
to 3.40
to 3.60
to
3.25
3.75
to
3.75
to 2.20
to 1.80
Gen oblig 4Hs 'SO-^O.AAO 6 1.50
6 1.65
6 1.30
to 1.80
4Hs 1941-1955
to 1.40
to
to
2,75
2,65
6 2.90
to
2.75
6 2.90
6 2.75
3%
%
4a 1946-1950
to 3.90
%
6 3.60
to 3 .35
6
.75
to 3.30
%
%
6
3.25
to 2.50
%
6
.75
to 3 50
%
6
—MAN
.75
to 3.75 %
6 1.00
to 2.50
AAO
.75
to
to
3.25
6
4Hs Water ,39-,43 (s-a) JAJ
4HSE1LAP '42-"40(s-a).JAJ 6 3.00
6 1.50
4HsElLAP 30 "51 (s-a)AAO
6 2.75
** Water 1944-40
JAJ
Walla Walla—
103
4Hs G O refwat 1936-'54.
3~l5
%
2%
6 2.50
4Hs-4Hs 1936-41
m
to 2.50
to 2.50
to 3.50
to
3.75
to
3.25
104
Yakima-—
VIRGINIA.
5Hs G O
,
(commonwealth) 1902
70 ctfis of indt July 1*3 9
1991-1—JAJ
5s Wat
125
104
106
104H
sewer 1939 MAN
rev
6 2.50
1935-'51—J A D
6 1.00
5s Highway 1935-1940—_JAJ
6 2.80
4H« July 1946-1948
JAJ
6 2.85
4H« 1945-1954.
J&J
6 1.00
4.25 4Hs 1935-1943
JAJ
6 2.00
4s 1939-1950
to 3.50 %
JAJ
6 2.00
4s July 1948-1952
to 3.50 %
—JAJ
6 2.00
i
8 Ha 1951 A 1952
—JAJ
Danville—
6 2.25
1948-1952
JAJ
4 Ha Ref Aug 1942—.FAA 6 4.00 to 3.50
.50
1-40% July 1 l936-39-_J&J,&1nn..
4 Hi July 1X939-1950—JAJ 6 4.00 to 3.50
Charleston 4Hs *41 ops "27JAJ> 100»
Fairfax Oo 4Hs 1945..FAA2 6 4.30 to 4.10
6 4.25 to 3.50
Charleston 8.D.—
Henrico Co Sch fis '30-'5O JAJ
5s 1935-1952
JAJ ,63 0()
4 His June 1 1957
JAD 6 4.25 to 3.50
6 3.50 to 3%
Clarksburg fis 1935-1953.AAO 6 3.00
100 H
6 3.50 to 3%
Olarksbg S D fis '41 on 21MA8
Hancock
Coon ty—fis
6 3.50 to3%
Grant
99H
Road Dist *40 opt '82.MAN
6 3.50 to 3%
4s Pub Impt 1939-1959- JAJ
6 3.00
6 4.00 to 3.60
Huntington fis 1944
Oot
Newport News 4Ms *48-JAD
100
6 4.00 to 3.60
Martlnsborg fis '43 op '29 Deol
4Ha Feb 1953
—FAA
100
Mercer Oo fis '44 op *24 AAOlfi
4s Street Nov 11941..MAN 6 4.00 to 3.60
6 3.00
100
Morgantown fis 1935 48—JAJ
Norfolk—4% Jan 1930
6 2.50
6 3.90 to 3.75
Wheeling fis W W '35-'52_JAJ
4H% April 1941-47
6 3.90 to 3.85
4s Ref 1935 to 1930—July 6 2.00
5% Water May 1952
to 3.75
%
%
%
to 3.75
to 3.75
—
^
5% Port Terminal May *525H% School Oct 1951
Petersburg 4 His 1952—.AAO
6 3.90 to 3.85
6 4.00 to 3.90
6 4.10 to 4%
Portsmouth—6Hs 1951—FAA
4H« Imp Oct 1 1942..AAO
4Hs Sch A Sew 1938—JAJ
4 Ha 1935-1954
JAJ
fis Water 194S...
JAD
Richmond—4 Hi 1949.... JAJ
4Hs 195S
JAJ
4 Ha July 11904
JAJ
4Hs July 1 1941
JAJ
6 4.50
6 4.50
Eau Claire 4Hs W W *35-'44 6 2.75
Bay—
4Hs 1936-1947
AAO 6 2.75
0a W W 1930-1900—MAN 6 4.00
Madison—
6 2.00
4Hs 1936-1937
JAD
6 4.50 to 3 50
6 3.40
to3%
6 3.40
to
JAJ
6 3.40
3%
to 3%
tb3%
to 3%
4s 1938 to 1943
JAJ
JAJ
4s Elec Light 1942
JAJ
48 1943
JAJ
Roanoke 4Hs Kef 1930—-JAJ
4 Ha Street Impt May 1940
4Hs Pub BMg 1941—MAN
4Hs Pub Bldg 1944—MAN
4Hs Apr 1952
AAO
Staunton 6s 1935-58
MA8
6 3.40
to 3%
4a 1941
6 3.40
to 3%
6 3.40
to
4Ha July 1 1905
-
6 3.75
6 3.75
'35-*40
fis July 1935-1940
to 2.75 %
to 1.50 %
to3
30l%
to 3.50
%
100 H
to 3.30
%
100 H
100 H
to 3.80
to 3.10
to 1.50
to 2.50
to 2.50
to 3.50
to 1.50
to 2.50
to 2.60
6 2 80
to 2.60
6 2 80
to 2.60
JAJ
JAJ
JAJ
JAJ
JAJ
4Hs 1936-1939
4HB 1935-1946
4s 1935-1930
4s 1937-1944
to
2.60
6 2 80
to
2.60
6 2.80
to
2.60
6 2.75
to
2.50
6 2.75
to 2.50
6 2.75
to 2.50
6 2.75
to 2.50
Milwaukee
County—
4 Ha Ot H*Qe*35-'50 M&N15
4Hs Sew Mar 12 '30-'46_4 Ha court h'se 1935..JAD16
4 He court h'se '30- 49JAD16
Racine ~4Hs '15-57.—MAN
6s 1935-1941
FAA
Racine Co 5s 1936-1940—JAJ
4 H» 1935-1950
JAJ
Superior 4H& Sch '3 5-44. JA J
Wood Co 6s 1937-1938...AAO
to 3.25
6 3.75
6 3.75
to 3.25
6 3.75
to 3.25
to
to 2.95 %
to 2.95 %
to 2.95 %
6 2.75
JAD
Milwaukee—5s
to 3.25
3.25
3.75
to 4.50
6 4.50
Tazewell Oo fib 1936-46
JAJ 6 5%
Washington Co. sch*3fi-'39 JA J 6 5%
%
%
to 2.70 %
to 2.25 %
6 2 80
JAJ
6 2 80
4Hs 1938-1949
,
3%
to 3%
6 3.40
to 2.75
to 2.75
Green
3.50
6 4.50 to 3.50
6 4.50 to 3.50
to
6 3 40
%
WI80ON8IN
to 3.50
6 3 40
105 H
to 4.25
WEST VIRGINIA
107
4Hsctf Indebt 1935-37—JAJ 100
Albemarle Oo fis 1948
JAJ 6 4.50
Alexandria 6s 1936-1950-AAO.6 4.25
Arlington Oo 5H§ '36-'54_FAA 6 4.50
Bristol 5 Ha Sch 1935-'53.—J——Charlottesville fis 1962—MAS 6 4.00
fis Water Impt 195S-.JAJ16 4.00
7
3.90 %
to
6 3.75
—
to 2.90
to
4.80
to
to 4%
6 1.50
Spokane^
4H" Park"1963
_.JAJ
4s A 4 Hs ref 1935-51
3Hs Ref 1943-54
J A J
4Hs 1936-'54
M A S
5Hs 1930-'53
J A J
fis funding 1936-42
Spokane Water Revenue-—-
to 3%
.50
SHa 1935-48- -----JAD
.50
4Ha Oct 1 1935-1949—AAO
Middlebury 4s 41op'21-MAN
6 305
Rutland 4 ns 1940-48
J&J
to 4.70
to
6 3.10
AAO
4Hs 1930-1957-— AAO
a
6 2.90
6 2.80
to 4.60
Seattle School Diet Ne. 1—
3.25
to
to 4.60
to
to 4.50
to 3.60
64 00
to 3.25
6 4.00
to 3.25
6 4.00
to 3.25
6 4.00
6 4.75
to 3 25
6 2.50
to
to 4.50
2%
to 4.35
WYOMING
_
1930-1970..——FAA
68
LakeOlty—
fis Refunding 1941——JAJ
4s Ref 1930-1945
AAO
4s Ref 1946-1905
-AAO
Salt Lake City S D—
4s May 1 1949
MAN
Salt Lake Oo 4H« Apr 1 1942
8s Funded debt
1936-1970
4 Ws
ttait
4s
Corpus Christ! 5s fd 07-FAA / 67
0s Water 1935-1959— FAA f 67
6
Dallas 6el936 i960
-J4AN 3.90
4*8
JAJ
3%
to
6 2.10
6 1.65
4Hs July 1 1937
6 3.00.
Ok den 4* % 1935-1945—FAA
104
1936-1942——.--MAS
4Hs
JAJ
4.10
to
JAJ
4Hs Jan 1936-1955
2.00
Seattle—0s 1936-41 LAP AAO
2.00
5Hs LAP 1936-43—.MAN
6 4.60
fis Light A Pow 1942-56A AO
4H Lt A Pr 1939-'58 MAN 6 4.60
to 4.20
/ 64H
4 Hi
—J Mar 151936-19575s Road M
86
Oleburne 5s WW'52pp"32 JAJ
;
4Ha Road 1939
4 Ha July I 1939
to 4.20
Cameron County—
4H«
JAJ
to
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
*35-37Sept
to 4 .10
1.50
Port of Seattle fis 35-'66 MAS
UTAH.
2.75
to
3.00
4Ha 1936-1950—MAN
Pierce Co fis Sept 1
103 H
1.50
4Hs Bridge 1939-1949 MAN
to 4.20
101
10 1950-1965
104
fis Water 1945
King County—
4 He Bridge 1935-1938 MAN
61
61
61
61
to 4.20
4.60
-JAJ
JAD
102 H
102
103
in
T acoma—Revenues—
4.60
4.60
iJAJ
1930-1970
4s 1942 opt 1922
4 Hi
1936—JAD
PfiTTfiTllin
4Hs 1936-'44
5Hs April 1 1941
101
5Hs Water 1936-38-MAS
5s general oblig
to 4.80
pages
UNITED STATES—-See
101"
101
to 4.80
I 61
FAA10 /
4H« 1935-1955
MAN /
/
4 Ha 1935 1960
—- JAD
4HB 1936-1943——FAA 10 /
to 2.75
...
1950—MAN / 61
Wichita Falls 6s
to 2 75
.
VERMONT.
103 H
6 4.60 to 4.20
4.60 to 4.20
2%
2.50
Everett—
4
103 H
103 H
103 H
5s SchBlgA Hot *52op
4 Hi 1930-1901
5s
5s
6s
4Hs 1935
98
to
to
6s Gen Fund -1935*1940
103 H
1935-1942—--JAJ
82JAJ
JAJ
1930-1953
-JAJ
1954 1958----JAJ
Austin 58
4Hs
4H>
86
f 80
J6*59-'05—
92
80- 58-MA815
Net.
WASHINGTON
to 3.80
m
•;
Ask.
to 4.10
,,
•
Bid.
Bonds.
to 3.80
6 4.35
6 4.35
To
or
Net.
Ask.
6 4.15
6 4.15
'35-'53_MAS
W 1936- 65—MAN
1935-19fi3
MAS
San Antonio 8 D fis
6s
Js 1935-1908
3.60
3.75
4HS 1930-1956——-JAD
4s 1935-1954
-~MAS
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask.
Montgomery Oo—6s Cumber¬
6 3.75
land River BdKe 1953-FAA
6 3.60
Nashville 6s 1936-1942—AAO
Yield Basis
To
or
or
Bid.
of issue.
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
Bonds.
103
MUNICIPAL BONDS
AND
STATE
July, 1935]
^
97
AAO 62
0
to 2.40
J 6 4.60
4s Road 1951 opt 1941
to 4.25
Natrona Oo 8 D No 2—
58 1936-1944
77h':7
"
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;
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\
-V,
I
jgSH
:
^y 7W-":-7
V
7
6 Basis,
f Flat price.
'.v:^
■
:
:
.7
;
1 -1
'•:'
'■"
-
■
.,
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Banks & Trust
STATE
Companies
AND NATIONAL BANK STATEMENTS
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 date of issue, though often are nominal. An asterisk (*) denotes
as near as
sales.
i
Figures of deposits, capital and profits for the National banks are from the Comptroller's last call; for all 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
State Institutions
March 4
ALABAMA
March 4
Surplus A
March 4
Deposits.
CALIFORNIA
Cross
Profits.
Capital.
Birmingham—
A Say
Blrm'ham Tr
Common
National Banks
.
State Institutions
March 4
Surplus A
Par.
Bid.
Ask.
Nomi rial,
Per share.
s
500.000
s2.000.000
170.315
19.427.803
Ensley Bank A Tr Co
176.000
125.000
612,406
1,037,593
Par.
Bid.
Ask
Long Beach—
%
4300.000 i
100,000 i
225.000
•
nat.
Per share
N 0
77,828
3.509,262
20
182,646
<173,475
None
100
re cent
1.999.000
100
■a
74.036,987
125
100
Industrial Say Bank.
21,368
95.846
Deposits.
Nomi
Oallf First Nat Bank
Farm A Merch Tr Co
Western Tr A Say Bk
100
Cross
Profits.
Capital*
Preferred
First National BkOommon
c
2,500.000
Preferred
North Blrm Amer Bk
Woodlawn- American
National Bank—
fl.149,927
7.500,000
O200.000
a
100
42.391,635 J 25
803,649
26
Common........
368.406
Preferred
100
15,155
100.000
24
(100
72.830
les
Los Angeles—
California Bank-
100
2,500,000 12,325,774
4,000.000
1.000,000
732,569
........
Sayings Bank
Farmers A Mer. Nat-
5,000.000
3.000.000
20
125
1
California Trust Co.
Citizens Nat Trust A
None A100
20
22 X
4,488,304 92.782,712
5.070.596 108.991.160
100
365
9.199.940
f25
12
'■■■*+
■
39
39 H
21X
390
Seaboard Nat Bank-
Mobile-
Common........
First Nat Bank
Merchants Nat Bk..
Amer Nat BkATr Co
1,000,000
1,000,000
350,000
1,152,212
1,191,726
78.851
16,314.292
100
12.708,473
1,848.709
20
70
Common........ 24.000,000
Preferred
Union Bank A Trust-
MontgomeryAlabama Nat BankFirst Nat Bank—
Preferred
Union Bk A Tr Co—
Common
Preferred.....
600.000
164,972
2,807,385
10
5H
6K
750,000
500,000
Common
1,200,000
300.000
Preferred
Secnr-First Nat Bk—
612,932
19.536.476
i®
7H
SX
100,000
100,000
76,380
1,503.029
M
495,725,553
{25
1,577,985
28.521.116
t00
1,448,489
199,950
34,787,428
8,112,643
100
300,000
800.000
269,703
3,349,373
100
J 645,787
12,581,968
12,000,000
2,500,000
: OaklandCentral Bkof Oakland
Farmers A Mer Say.
4.146.400
12
Citizens Coral Tr A 8
250,000
Preferred
750,000
170,000
300,000
Pasadena-First N Bk d
Belma National Bank
Belma Tr A Say Bank
C
156,885
17,943
211,817
153,982
2,349,160
1.059,769
1,436,893
1.419.608
100
lea
41.000,000
50,000
250,000
145,000
516,565
102,092
21,540,693
100
908,443
100
re cent
65,036
52,637
3,588,750
910,822
100
■a
100
175.000
40,647
2,433,429
100
320,102
22,079,084
100
260,000 1 < 426,825
500,000
600.000
80,700
200,000 C
24.480
9,681,108
/25
5,258,480
100
Security Nat Bank..
Nomi noli
Per share
3,835,566
100
Phoenix—
-
r
300.000
500,000
260,000
209,530
4,323,359
421,529
158,451
6,269,493
3,569,429
C*<N to-* oo oooo oo | 351.463
20.613,915
20
25
25
■
N
o
re
Valley Nat Bank—
Saoramento—
Capital Nat Bank
cent
■a
las
Preferred-.
Security Tr A Sav Bk
United States Nat Bk 4
8&n Francisco—
Anglo California
National Bank
15.400,000
Bank of Oallf, N A..
8.500,000
Bank of Canton Ltd.
300 000
Bank of Amer Nat Tr
A 8avs Assoc
....
Tucson—
c
r
National Banks
March 4
Fort Smith—
City National BankFirst National BankMerchants Nat Bank
400,000 i
250,000
336,546
285,049
ARKANSAS
7,460,470
6,095.710
100
100
300,000
500,000
500.000
89,580
393,436
525,630
9,000,000
1.225.000
Common
Nom inal.
Per
2,384,554
6,014,293
8,591,761
share
100
100
25
186,048
58,655
34,777
4,983,257
2,378,469
564,924
300,000
200,000
215,493
5,776,704 f 20
I 20
Common........
Preferred
A.....
Preferred B..
Pine BluffNat Bank of Oomm
Common...
Preferred
Simmons Nat Bank.
20
25
9,500,029
8,404,530 187,574,963
4,202,383
369,719
100
600.000
781,988
8.511,744
100
46,635
1,137,577
500,000
500,000
J 211,628
8,398.696 (100
26,060
749,052
200,000
1,000.000
375.000
484,843
806,738
93,404
3,608,394
8,883,295
2.060,931
280
262
225
200
125
100
100
N
o
re
cent
100
sa
les
I
Sale price.
a
Branches of the First National Bank of Birmingham, Ala.
c
Oct. 17 1934.
i Dec. 31 1934.
325
13^
Uoo
/Par $40 Hong Kong money
J
160
25
lea
60
100
1,145,174 (100
U00
8.654,418 100
13 j
156 j
12.038.354 J100
1125
d Common and preferred stock outstanding.
50,000
50,000
200,000
250
P
cent
[50
144,406
30
Stockton-
*
125.000
300.000
250,000
60
20
200
o
re
40
/
4200.000
........
First National BankStockton SAL Bank
Union Safe Dep Bk
25
N
W B Worthen Co-
les
25
869,118 19,421,642
3,647,787 100
181,266
100
385,085 12,105,006
7,424,711 114,996,660 100 260
9,551,539 152,881,445 1000 9,800
81
6,461,510 100
220,610
7,500,000 15,271,875
7,500,000
Common.........
_
300,000
200,000
100,000
1,500,000
San Jose—
First National BankSanta AnaCommercial Nat Bk.
First National Bk—
Preferred
Little BookCommercial Nat'l Bk
Peoples Nat'l Bank.
Twin City Bank
Union Nat Bank—
Common......
Preferred.
o
25
1,000,000
1,300,000
6,000,000
6,000.000
1,000,000
Preferred.
20
50,000,000 47 725,389 967,294,645
Bank of America...
Bank of Montreal
Canadian Bk of Com
Crocker First Nat Bk
The San Fran BankPacific Nat Bank
Wells Fargo Bank A
State Institutions
March 4
1,526,448
100
Union 'mist Co...
Ux
N
125
4,341,495 163,484,290
6.586,333 90,556,243
111,865
30,000
Yokohama Specie Bk
American Tr Co—
■
1250
San Diego-
March 4
128,472
1120"
100
cent
100
Bisbee—
250.000
160
20
o
Common...-...-.
-
200
751,399
2.522,066
American Nat Bank.
Miners A March Bk.
55
First Nat T A 8 Bk. 41,500.000
San Diego Tr A S B
100
100
State Institutions
ARIZONA
50
100
21,189
272,287
Citizens Bk of Sacra.
Merchants Nat Bank 4
Sumitomo Bk of Cal
National Banks
March 4
*95"* 166""
First Tr A Sav Bk—
Belma—
400,000
120,000
200,000
350,000
J26920781
Pasadena—
10
Common
City National BankPeople's Bk A Tr Co.
J 527,036
400
k AH owned by the California Bank
I Last sale price
p
Par value 100 yen.
Los Angeles, Calif
See
CANADA ( Page
National Banks
\
Wilmington—
v
Capital.
Surplus A
Profits.
Gross
Ask.
Bid.
Par,
Deposits.
W
1,471,269
.
First National Bank.
120,773
52,966
300,000
300.000
Preferred class A__
Exchange Nat Bank-
327.449
387,270
6,576,414
7,226.568
196,772
5,480,241
69,755
3,168,921
393.690
35,185.855
100
71,821
1,138,559
100
Preferred
!■
285,000
350.000
1.000.000
1.500,000
[
f
26,016,686
2,116,494
50,428,882
1,500.000
100,000
100.000
550.000
500.000
First National Bank
National City Bank-
Union National Bk
U S National BankInternational Tr Co
17,671
3,618
1-.779,152
1,569,850
Nomi nal.
City Bank
Columbia Nat Bank.
50
re
cent
Bank of Go mm Ac Sav
Hamilton Nat Bank-
sa
les
Liberty Nat Bank--.
f
o
Lincoln Nat Bank
McLachlen Bkg Corp
loo
16,220,112
Nat
Bank of Wash.
Nat Capital Bank
Nat Metropol Bank.
100
100
500.000
1,098,666
30.000
136,197
80,580
17,198.366
1,337,579
1,659.411
63,416
3,336,742
100,000
Western Nat BankPueblo Sav & Tr Co
100,000
200.000
Common........
Preferred
........
Preferred
100
100
100
Second Nat Bank...
Secur Sav Ac Com Bk
Amer Secur Ac Tr Co
too
Common
Capital Notes
Munaey Trust Co
"Mr*3 CONNECTICUT SUl^March
1,000.000 1
1,000.000
404,626
100.000
26,941
880,753
128,212
989,638
40
18,211,120
1,849,881
25
100
200,000
-
25,000
125.000
25,000
Common.
.
2nd preferred
West Side Bank—
Preferred......
20
80
100
185
215
110
100
165
3,000,000 13,236,270
1,500.000
348,286
600,000
186,426
600,000 c
3,400,000 3,896,632
82,750,140 (100
211
100
6,294,191
5,554,790
41,333,255
100
100
108
40
1,000,000 11,355,834
1,000,000
2,000,000 1,199,661
714,404
2.000,000
1,000.000 2,046,998
15,522,157
(100
5,149,877
9,596,364
21,469,753
100
1.050.000
200,000
800,000
1,566,429
N
J
49,550
189,682
.
889.633
100
855.751
Lakeland—
Florida Nat Bank... g
0
re cent
(25
165,000 I
100,000
.
.
.
r
r
.
.
o
o
.
150,000
1,150.000
100,000
4.000,000
100,000
1,600.000
100.000
4.000.000
100.000
2,270,259
129,436
3,631,034
143,669
147,176
122,678
250,000
125,000
Riverside Trust Co..
.
0
First National Bank.
First Trust Co.
Florida Nat Bk At Tr g
Little River Bk Ac Tr
Miami Beach First
National Bank...
2,197,173
25
8
6,387,922
16,377,866
1,408,438
51,429,714
80
450
50,000 1
50,000
500.000
200,000
100.000
o
o
-
44,933
100
50
10
100
90
10ft
25
175
25
25
57
17
25
11
25
40
558,346 f 25
17
31,486,263
1,528,297
35,226,268
2,396,923
2,490,943
1,593,345
1100
634,813
216,171
119,001
60
10,035,265
1,942,795
100
100
1,313,297
25
100,000
150.000
o
.
c
25
5,399,341
1.271.739
82,899
35,409
5,722
50
100
1,371.960
25
T:
60"
205*
100
115
80
100
100
50
60
100
197 :
March 4
Per
shar
10
857,555
650,807
622,573
100
97.398
1,302,612
25
100
27,594
26,089,817
180,207
3,944,420
855,779
169.491
9,189,997
100
402,321
62,013
c
t
208,914
800.000
25
Iftft
25
100
Florida Bank....... 0
Pensacola—
American Nat Bank.
Olt* People's Nat Bk
800.000
200,000
244,025
143.128
4,077.420
2,381,962
50.000
200,000
11,300
23,862
351,000
100
1,385,362
100
8t. PetersburgFlorida Nat Bank... 0
200,000
171,684
5.331,033
25
1.250,000
1.500,000
500.000
416,012
535,732
135,750
11,681,474
12,936,670
1,313,300
100
52,743
219,101
1,991,486
4,034.111
o
100
100
8t Augustine Nat Bk h
mmmmm
N
2,680,384 (20
I 20
3,871,334 100
100,000 \
100,000
100,000
10ft
77,317
92,325
re cent
sa
lee
mmmmm
15
61
mmmmm
mmmmm
St. AugustineExchange Bk St Aug
50
'
*
••••••••
mmmmm
mm
mmmmm
----
95
105
------
Tampa—
322.712
60,118
250,000
1,200,000
100,000
400.000
100,000
........
First National Bank.
600,000
:
196
100
36,824,971
23,281,274
23,281.274
100.000
Common—.......
Preferred
70
23
r
21
Exchange Nat Bank.
-
175
OrlandoFirst Nat Bank—
Merlden—
k
.
12
:
1
102
Miami-
lioo
1100
168,811
971,804
681,079
100,348
4,021,888
266,745
300,000
_
les
( 25
sa
Hartfordr
Capitol Nat Bk A
Conn Elver Blcg Co.
-
State Institutions
FLORIDA
JacksonvilleAtlantic Nat Bank.. d3,000,000
Barnett N B of Jack.
1,500,000
Florida Nat Bank— 01.500.000
18,514,603 / 20
( 20
2,000,000
5
Common......
20
100
100
Nomi nal
3
-
lOH
mmrnrnmm
4
Bridgeport—
1st preferred.
1ft
50
100
100
350.000
National Banks
March 4
Brldgep
100
Nomi nal.
Per share.
.
share.
mm
ox
10
Nat Sav Ac Tr Co—
1100
Union Trust Co
Wash Loan At Tr Co.
d
Fat
■Blrflek Trust Co.
North End Bk At
4,538,176
2,107,893
17,333,746
4,841,470
8,058,099
3,313,031
10,340,641
2,643,625
25,320,520
226,366
694,932
89,538
497,674
178,498
100
Biggs National Bank
Pueblo—
Minnequa Bank..
1,308,348
5,188,582
35,904
129,913
487,547
182,346
396,041
150,000
i
485,000
250,000
100,000
1,000,000
500,000
400,000
i
Common
First National Bank
.
Per
Washington—
Anacostia Bank
623,993
291,904 "loo
23,219,601
^
4
50
I 60
700,000 11,210,347
700,000
DIST.0F COLUMBIA tfieTMarch
K
50
N
Nat Bank—
Preferred
.76
125
100
[
60.000
Common
210
luo
260.000
Denver
205
KXJ
March 4
Common
Preferred
50
Uoo
American Nat Bk—
Colorado State Bank
145
72
120
160
60
1.920,549 (100
Denver—
Central Sav Bk Ac Tr
Colorado Nat Bank
Common
25
100
25
100
60,000
100,000
100,000
olorado Sav Bank..
Colorado Spgs Nat B
Common
100
50
25
1,456,057
18,060,479
1,501,544
2,803,035
6,893,670
12,225,290
7,646,492
32,247,918
Ask.
Nomi nat.
Per share.
110
102
215
225
12
15
74
79
$
$
500,000 2,462,932
759,883
1.000,000
714,318
203,176
598,721
1,000,000
1,500.000 62,507,362
726,372
672,600
4,000,000 10,408,494
Equitable Trust Co.
Security Trust Co...
Wilmington iv Co
$
S
Bid.
Par.
Deposits.
320,210
210.000
Delaware Trust Co..
$
Gross
Surplus A
Profits.
$
Central Nat Bank...
Farmers' Bank
Industrial Trust Co.
Union Nat Bank
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Colorado Spgs.—
March 4
State Institutions
March 4
COLORADO
March 4
Institutions
State
DELAWARE
March 4
115/
Capital.
National Banks
105
TEUST COMPANIES
AND
BANKS
July, 1935]
20
------
_____
First Sav Ac Tr Co—
25
118
West Palm Beach
West Palm Beach At¬
lantic Nat Bank— d
Cent Farmers' Trust.
i 140
------
-V
100,000
250,000
100
100
100
New Haven—
Amer Bank Ac Tr Co.
250.000
a
.
190,095
O
100
70
80
50
35
40
45
1,947,192
______
yf\.V
f
630.000
630,000
920,000
.
.
.
910,541
23.788,318
National Banks
March 4
1100
1
800,000
200,000
.
.
Trademen's
j 370,119
750.000
-
Second Nat Bank...
876.857
6,616,234 (50
1 50
35
mm'm
mmm
m
100
64
2,117,065 (100
100
■
Nomi nal.
135
:•
_
o
62,134
170,000 1
180,000
1.458.700
720,247
12,668,115
100
300,000
487,625
5,001,633
102
•
e
N
-
Union Bk Ac Tr Co..
.
-a
Wlnthrop Trust Co..
0
325,000
300,000
287,500
47.239
175,538
27,750
2,557,116
100 c'r
re cent
1,310,098
627,355
100
sa
550,000
227,640
121,096
3,014,340
1,622,284
25
•
120,746
2,470,037
4,080,533
Common........
1,000,000
500.000
Preferred
—
500.000
Ga Sav Bk Ac Tr GoTrust Co of Georgia. s2.000.000
531,748
i
355,028
66,158,470
89.948,387
100
tio
10
12
24,912,260 (100
Uoo
186,107
2,087,932
1,940,930
15,022,895
mm
k
200,000
100
17
95
& April
Stamford—
c
'1
.
o
1.000,000
200,000
700.000
1,280,311
9,274,081
100
105
637,651
4,725,367
6.725,953
100
100
120
115
30 1935.
Dec. 31
275
'
1,005,850
125
Water bury—
Ul.
Mm
AyT#M' Mai
k
600,000
627,452
100
125
4,226,788 1 50
1 32
100
7,317,580
2,649,148 100
•
Affiliate of the First
Member of the
h Affiliated
with
National Bank of Atlanta. Ga.
Florida National Group.
the Barnett National Bank of Jacksonville, Fla.
22
10,105,357
mmmmm
1 Last sale.
Common.
Preferred.
-
o
500,000 1
128,873
400,000
1,000,000 2,783,098
300.000
171,775
mmmmm
325
50
mmmmm
r
,
Atlantic Group in Florida.
0
-
stock outstanding.
1934.
d Member of the
Combined statement.
tTrust funds.
mmm
40
330
Sale price.
t Branch of Savannah.
a Common and preferred
-
30
320
les
20
100
•
10ft
100
100
•
-
13
23
21X
Norwich—
Thames Bk Ac Tr
share
.
200,000
OitisAcSo Nat Bank. r5,000,000
5.400.000
First Nat Bank
Fulton Nat Bank—
100
98
Per
Atlanta—
American Sav Bank.
Uoo
New London—
Nat Bk of Oommer
New London City
National Bank..
Institutions
March 30
67
10,757,534
Na
-
State
GEORGIA
40
106
BAKES AND
National Banks
March 4
Common
J: $
750.000
500.000
Debentures...
Oltis A So Nat Bank. r5.000.000
Nat Exchange Bank. e 400.000
.
March 4
Par,
Bid.
Ask.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
$
8,364,932 /100
160
165
Capital.
Elgin—
Elgin Nat'l Bank-..
2,470,037
120,508
66,158,470
2,924,177
tI6
12
100
85
MarchA
Gross
Deposits.
$
$
Par.
$
Ask,
100
100
9,406,689
627,062
Bid.
Nomi nal.
Per share•
1,197,743
5.353.426
1,464.227
46,189
571,098
164.131
600.000
Union Nat'l Bank
_
Surplus A
Profits.
100,000
300,000
100.000
First Nat'l Bank....
State Institutions
ILLINOIS
Gross
Deposits.
■
..
549,382
I
National Banks
March 30
Surplus A
Profits.
AugustaGeorgia RRBk A Tr
COMPANIES
State Institutions
GEORGIA
Capital.
TRUST
50
100
13
95
Peoria—
Cent Nat Bk A Tr Co
Columbus—
Columbus Bk & Tr..
Fourth Nat Bank
Com Mer Nat BkATr
807,992
118,964
24,944
325,000
850.000
300,000
150,000
200.000
200.000
Home Savings Bank.
Merch A Mech Bank
First Nat Bk of Ool.
90,920
5,294,979
1,646,664
1,113,998
1,912,000
1,260,870
100
100
100
100
100
Common
N
1,600,000 ,1,010,078
400,000
660.000 1.221,576
.....
Preferred.....—.
o
re
cent
Ftrst National Bank.
sa
les
Jefferson Tr ASav Bk
Common.-...-..
Capital notes-....
•
200,000
100,000
150,000
South Side Tr A Sa B
Macon—
Oltis A So Nat Bank. r5.000,000
City Bank & Tr Co..
110,000
First Nat Bk A Tr Co 0 500.000
2,470,037
66,183
181,038
66,158,470
1,139,091
5,974.186
tio
12
13
100
100
10
....
2,470,037
66,158,470
t 163,267
3,769,655
.....
Savannah Bk & Tr..
Citizens Bk A Tr Co
Common.
-
123,045
700,000
2,944,748
{I
13
*55"
100
f 20
736,563
ioo
11,830
759,606'
100
N
Common.Debentures
Mercantile Tr A S Bk
200,000
200,000
100.000
50.000
State St BkATr Co.
12
1.468,844
68,807
100,000
Peoples Bk of Quincy
S'thSldeBk of Quincy
10
65,561
,
Quincy—
B'dway Bk of Quincy
HI State Bk of Quincy
Savannah—
Oltis & So Nat Bank. r5.000.000
Liberty Nat Bk & Tr
Common
S
300.000
Preferred.
300,000
19,171,296 / 15
I 20
20
12,168.055
300,000
sa
39.992
,
o
rec ent
lee
2.391.474 /IOO
117,784
29,564
16,487
88,441
4,578,628
Ioo
441,074
404,494
1,317,630
100
231,856
62,743
186,575
6,090,169
2,496,810
5,313,293
100
250.000
500,000
500.000
168.270
7,622,796
100
150,000
117,601
4.048.854 r so
150,000
500.000
200.000
253.009
38.075
8.694.645
200.000
100
100
"50"
Boekford—
200,000 t
150,000
.....
Debentures
67,575
1,253,783
Illinois Natl Bk A Tr
CoSwedish-Am Nat Bk.
Third Nat'l Bank...
1100
200,000
—
100
109
SpringfieldNational Banks
March 4
IDAHO
First National BankIllinois Nat BankCommon........
Preferred........
State Institutions
Dec. 31
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Boise City—
First NatBk of Idaho
Common
500,000
Preferred
300,000
First Security Bank. <1,235,000
Boise Trust Co.....
150.000
214,239
10,451,271
100
705,000
21,825
20,000,000
62,721
100
100
N
Springfield MarineBk
First State Tr A S Bk
100]
o
re cent
■;::v
sa les
National Banks
ILLINOIS
State
State Institutions
March 4
INDIANA
MarchA
National Banks
March 4.*:':.,
50
1U0
Institutions
March 4
Nomi nal.
Per share•
Evansville—
Nomi naf.
AuroraAurora Nat Bank
Merchants Nat Bank
Old Second Nat Bank
Per
160.000
400.000
400.000
34,883
73,473
79,296
1,748,305
2,935,048
2,005,436
150.000
100.000
60,815
17,824
263,370
263,934
2,062,007
752,616
1,758,391
3,413,397
150,000
50,000
149,169
1,891,980
Aetna State Bank—
Am Nat Bk & Tr Co-
200.000
27.397
Common
Preferred
Austin State Bank.
Beverly State Sa* Bk
City Nat Bk A Tr Co
OontlllNB ATrOo
Common
Preferred
District Nat Bank—
Common
Preferred
Drexel State Ban a.
Drovers Nat Bank..
First National Bank
Common
Preferred
First Nat Knglewood
Hals ted Exch Nat Bk
1,000,000
750,000
100
N
share,
a
'
100
re cent
100
sa
lee
100
100
100
90
200,000
150.000
4,000,000
100
203,585
10,080.859 /•on
1100
344,978
10,595,720
20
20
10,318,606
20
20
562.486
8,798,438
1,164,055
326
125
246
200
250
/100
100
150
1100
10
521,729
25,671
16,386
1,340,796
25,784,608
2,381,984
1,313,356
95,436,991
100,000
100,000
42,207
450.000
1.000.000
89,252
721,399
250.000 1
Preferred
350.000
liberty Nat'l Bank
300.000
Live Stock Nat Bank
1,000.000
Main State Bank...
200,000
Merchants Nat Bk..
200,000
Metro p State Bank—
200,000
Mid-City Nat Bank
400.000
Milwaukee Av N't Bk t 200,000
|100
.
Mutual Nat Bkof Oh
Nat'l Builders Bank.
Nat'l Boulevard Bk.
National Security Bk
Oak Park TrASav Bk
Personal Ln A Sav Bk
Pioneer Tr A Sav Bk
Sears-Com State Bk
300.000
E
500.000
500.000
200.000
1.000.000
2.000.000
750.000
200.000
Security Bk of Ohlc.
700,000
200.000
.
South East Nat Bank
200.000
120,000
200.000
300,000
200,000
300.000
State Bk of Clearing.
Terminal Nat Bank.
Univ St Bk of Chic..
Upper Ave Bank
Uptown State Bank.
West 31st State Bk
Western State Bank.
100.000
200.000
450.000
Amalg Tr A Sav Bk.
Banco di Napoli Tr.
Broadway T A S Co.
Chic City Bk & Tr..
300.000
287,000
800.000
Drovers Tr A Sav Bk i 650.000
East Side TrASav Bk
200,000
Harris Tr A Sav Bk. 6.000.000
Howard Ave TAS Bk
Common
200.000
100,000
200,000
.....
Capital notes
I-O Bank A Trust Co
Lake Shore Tr A S Bk
Lakevlew Tr A S Bk.
Mercantile Tr A Sav.
Merchandise Bk A Tr
Northern Trust Co..
Pullman Tr A Sav Bk
t
800,000
500.000
600.000
500.000
3.000.000
300.000
160
320.000
500.000
100
100
160,461
7,594,924
6,371,066
18,316,524
2,249,850
1,273,481
1,541,317
6,189,420
1,278,361
4,947,733
4,589,413
10,844,507
3,662,918
4,776,677
3,220,979
7,901,336
5,330,473
5,264
1,552,731
634,478
1,367,463
46M
175,926
444,767
93,825
124,338
1,338,742
391,466
128,235
338,130
37,502
250,000
22,021
109,233
81,621
139,574
146,611
24,250
99,311
62,422
142,165
63,008
938,922
315,766
35,666
3,134,463
3,688,945
3,349,876
4,302,633
331,109
1,469,236
3,901,090
2,527,333
9,994
13,006,427
6.679.892
418,284
8,717,392 157,100,399
21,687
1,383,398
7,270,942
Gary—
Gary State Bank—..
Gary Tr A Say Bk—
400.000
100,000
707,013
7,237
5.643,172
926.547
100
1,000,000
1,800.000
100.000
3.000.000
200.000
50.000
1.250.000
450.000
500.000
185,000
890.842
23,611,651
97,000
3.503,096
n
145,661
12,000
1,912,231
n
181,115
509,565
n
196,777
1,166,000
72.865.728
861,123
100
100
100
280,000
19,859,222
1,799,613
2,344,409
1,465,479
100
726,564
28.525.587
{100
1,211,924
10,957.257
155
108
American Nat Bank
Common
Class A preferred.
112
125
65
20
150
75
30
Fountain Sq State Bk
Indiana Nat Bank
Live Stock Exch Bk.
Marlon Co State Bk.
Merchants' Nat Bk—
People's State Bank.
Bankers Trust Co
...
Fidelity Trust Co
Fletcher Trust CoCommon
67
100
10U
""50"
"55"
100
100
120
20
100
50
'"§5"
Kin
160
100
100
"45"
100
100
5)
25
30
14
156"
I Debentures
Indiana Trust Co
Security Trust CoCommon
PreferredUnion Trust Co.
50
40 "
30
St Joseph L A Tr Co
11
35
80
13
45
90
....
_
Preferred
Terre
107
3.398,213 J100
1100
2,001,730
14,588,188
100
250.000
250,000
600,000
250.000
1,000,000
78,047
101,934
212,058
67,795
63,332
2.251,376
1,104,730
5,674,195
2,646,367
2,021,702
129
121
163"
173"*
455"
565""
10
100
100
100
294,359
100
les
200,000 \
500,000 I
*
54
60
60
65
215*
3,766,210 (100
(ioo
500,000
500,000
J 298,437
13.685,956
20
10
Sale price
t Branch of Savannah.
Directors of the American National Bank A Trust Co. of Chicago voted
June 18 1935 to increase the surplus of the company to $500,000.
a
on
b
Citizens Trust
normal basis
20
90,577
Haute
First
Nat Bank-
Common........
Preferred........
ioo
on
A Savings Bank of South Bend, Ind., reopened on a
April 1 1935.
Oct. 17 1934.
d New stock.
100
14
140
72
62
445
100
160
100
97
"175"" 155"
o
"155 '255"
100
"206" 220"
cent
Terre Haute—
Merchants Nat Bk—
Common
:.
100
50
100
10
100
100
100
n
South Bend—
City Nat Bank-.
Citizens Tr A Sav Bk b
First Bank A Tr Co.
Merchants Nat Bank
c
24,190
968,429
63,385
6,503,712
1,099,577 13,687,516
283,882 11,292,707
343,906
7.007.893
8,747,713 254,846,085
229,279
5.276,646
100
200.000
600,000
ill'l
100
8
10
18
"155
155
■
10
200,000
100
100
20
[
L
1,500,000
1,000,000
1.000.000
....
62
100
Indianapolis18
110
20
100
100
100
100
100
cent
les
20
10
102
11°
100
o
re
20
_——
44H
N
40
90
100
50,884
30,745
63,015
94,056
24,245
142,001
200.000 In 30,634
50,000
938.622
300.000
716,142
People's Tr A Sav Co
25
80
10
239,870
898,462
J 217.020
sa
-
Ioo
1.132,570 / 20
I 30
40
4,141,872
20,805,178 100
........
.
Common..
Preferred
Dime Trust A Sav Bk
Common
Debentures
100
25.000.000 116557122 757,449,386 1100
25,000,000
1100
200.000
766,805
6,488,661 100
200.000
37,595
3,387,595 100
Hamilton 8tate Bk..
200.000
26,190
971,397 100
Kaspar Am State Bk
250,000
35.398
1,059,664
Lawndale Nat Bank
Common
260
Fort WayneLincoln Nat Bk A Tr
Common
Preferred
Ft Wayne Nat Bank
_
1,154,384
250
14
100
25,000,000 117125133 835,722,757 J3ih
50,000,000
133*»
.
10,193.474
1,096.389
500,000
700,000
Preferred
?
.
P*
455,903
170,737
14,286
325,297
14,324
500,000 1
650.000
Citizens Tr A Sav Bk
Lamasco Bank
National City Bank.
North Side Bank
Common
300,000
200.000
...
Skala State Bank.
100 1300
100
100
100
100 226
100
500,000
100.000
100,000
700,000
125,000
Old National Bank
Belleville—
Belleville Bk A Tr Co
Belleville Nat Bank.
Belleville Savs BankFirst National Bank.
Bt Clair Nat BankCommon
Preferred A
Chicago—
Citizens' Nat Bank-
17
155
77
67
455
0
Affiliate of the Ftrst National Bank of Atlanta. Ga.
0
Sept. 29 1934.
1 Common and preferred
k March 4 1935.
x
Ex-dlvidend.
stock outstanding.
I Last sale
n
Dec. 31 1934.
r Combined statement.
JULY, 1935]
BANKS
National Banks
March 4
Surplus A
Profits.
Burlington—
National Banks
March 4
March 4
Par.
Bid.
Ask.
Baton
100
100
500,000
250.000
50,000
1,064,768
27,843,073
100
Common
47,892
28,445
3.286,015
498.469
20
100
Preferred.......!
150.000
150,000
98,516
166,070
2.757,845
3.878.659
100
Cedar RapidsMerchants Nat Bank
People's Say Bank..
United States Bank
50,000
$
-
.
Conn Bluffs Say Bk.
First National Bank.
Common
Preferred.
State Sayings Bank-
New Orleans—
American Bank A Tr
Hibernia Natl Bk
1,265.655 /100
\100
77,092
1.329.032
100
Sir,179
18,086,080
250.000
650.000
100,000 J
150.000
}
397,111
14.417,510
cent
59.913
1,269.097
19,419,561
J 606,050
100
41.
34,930.506
i 20
18
20H
V 20
250,000 I
850,000 i
268,996
19.643,632
731,455
18
25
54K
55 H
20,266,366
12,272,430
6,141,289
100
100
100
mmmmmrn
12H
265.571
308.756
30,260
J100
1.000.000 I
3.500.000
150.000 a
50.000
30,529.536 J 20
\ 20
20
524,369
25
93,554,485
100
1100
National Banks
March 4
6,660.644
2.649.237
187,790
161.522
334,250
155,794
a
400,000
400.000
200.000
250.000
100.000
10
6.833,864
6.374,229 >1100
7,539.084 100
100
4,764,193
Augusta—
100
1.483.466
28,388
100
Depositors' Trust Co
100
Merchants' Nat Bk.
Eastern Tr A Bkg Co
Merrill Trust CoCommon
Preferred
ion
Per
First National Bank.
1,320.103
2,511.316
5.265,871
35,439
89,954
171,380
100
163,800
336,749
6,836,200
5,979,650
100
25
1,000,000
234,444
914.896
8,897,297
8.184,094
100
100
N
;
100
200.000
<
share.
;
Common
Preferred A.
600.000
200,000
400,000
400.000
850,000
150,000
Preferred B......
200.000
........
Exchange State Bank
Security Nat Bank..
Common........
131.317
11,311,386 f 10
I 10
2,195.769 100
51,976
3.436.467 noo
100.000 I
100.000
Preferred........
Biverriew State Bk.
238,933
2,937,613
100
150.000
150,000
50.000
119.671
174,529
21.500
1,978,949
2,846.903
875.000
165"" 125""
120
125
150
175
100
100
100
500.000
400.000
115.000
200.000
280.390
245.096
9,494
41,220
*100
3,114.477
100
Common
50.000 \
150.000 1
50.000
200.000
500.000
100.000
100.000
.....
State Savings Bank.
Topeka State Bank..
J100
re
1100
1,002,279
17,691
o
sa
cent
les
30,341
116,381
391,319
35,898
18,880
569,688
5,935,636
10,343,828
1,310.811
1,279.484
iOU
1,171.432
24,808,603
17,187,558
100
760,778
1.606.636
100
100
100
100
100
500.000
Baltimore Nat Bank
Common.....
Preferred
500,000
1.000,000
—
Calvert Bank....
d
Canton Nat Bank
Carroll ton Bk of Bait
Equitable Trust Co.
N
Kaw Valley State Bk
Merchants' Nat Bk.
Nat Bank of Topeka
40
20
50
40
12,783,863
231,277
50
70
25
.
""35"" "40""
23
26
25
35
60
State Institutions
March 30
Nomi nal
Per share
Nat Cent Bk of Bait.
Nat Marine Bank
Western Nat Bank..
Colonial Trust Co
13,481.132 uoo
888.100
532,827
100
8,225,028
2,313,614
4,544,607
5,501,118
Baltimore—
Oommonw'lth Bank.
First National Bank.
Topeka—
'
Oentral Nat Bank...
Central Trust Co...
Citizens State Bank.
Fidelity Say 8tate Bk
Guaranty State Bank
421,969
118,052
168,557
176,040
MARYLAND
Bait Oomm'l Bank..
>
Leavenworth—
^
J
cent
1100
8H
7H
uoo
100.000
a
0
lee
National Banks
March 4
187.683
N
re
sa les
/ 20 Ay:
re cent
100
300.000 V
450.000
J 407,418
12,860,165
425,000
...
o
City—
Centra l N Bk of K O
Common
share
""3d"" "40""
V:;
600.000
2,000,000
Portland—
Canal National Bank
Casco Bk A Tr Co...
First National Bank.
Nat Bk of Commerce
Portland Nat Bank—
Nomi nal.
150.000
150.000
250.000
1,100,000
611,425
Bangor—
100
State Institutions
March 25
KANSAS
Per
First Nat Granite Bk
Hutchinson—
Exchange Nat Bank.
institutions
March 30
Nomi nal.
100
1,693,786
2,330.000
3,084.678
410.025
30,851
300,000
American Nat Bank.
State
MAINE
Hon
29.889
24,103
182.763
150,000
250,000
*
38.753,618 /100
;
Fidelity Trust Co.—
Maryland Trust Co
Common........
Capital notes.....
Mercantile Tr Co...
Real Estate Tr Co..
Safe Den A Trust Co
Union Trust Co
Cumberland—
First Nat Bank.....
400,000
350.000
80.000
300.000
4.000.000
400.000
600.000
750,000
400.000
1.250.000
1.000,000
311,551
L
630,276
10
3,536,178
24,333,884 r 10
[ 20
50
6,933,100
344,443
60,270
3.203,803
92,396
1,066,416
192,799
577,706
6,538,906 151,005,117
520,935
5,777,854
504,190
5,640,419
521,707 12,462,278
1.910,878
286;716
1,928,327 22,994,023
652,162 16,079,585
1,000,000 I
696,370
2,000,000
1.500,000 3,644,542
600.000
169,685
2.000.000 4,358,731
2.500,000 1,748.253
28,010,144
338,333
100
6
40
40
50
60
10
10
10
100
30
20
25
100
25
4,902,302
200,000
23,991,028
1,294,724
11,255,775
29.461.539
4H
{.!?
50
100
PB
10
.....
'""5 )
503
130
61J4
150
29
29
30
14
77
15
10
11
9
11
208 H
50
565
590
4
5H
100
125
1,067.142 f 25
1
50
5,791,703
35
155
75
100
20
30
35
38
Peoples Bank—
Wichita—
First National Bank.
Fourth Nat Bank
Kansas State Bank..
Southwest Nat Bank
1.000.000
1.000.000
100.000
200.000
Union National Bank
Common........
Preferred........
Union Stock Yds Nat
652,112
17,956
128.325
100.000 I
100.000 '
National Banks
March 4
inn
100
Common——
J
145
150
13.391
889.643
KENTUCKY
Capital notes
Citizens' Nat Bank._
Oomm'l Bank of Md
Farm A Mech N Bk.
Frederick Co Nat Bk
March 30
Common......—
Covington—
Per
200.000
364.320
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
Common........
Preferred........
Peop-Ub Bk & Tr Co
200.000
250.000
84,245
OovingtonTrABkgCo
4,021,927
share.
N
175,808
40,053
435,000
194,430
1,989.109
200,000
350,000
1.000.000
70,000
e
209.545
113,830
2.623.361 f 15
100,000
200,000
125,000
947,679
120,514
430,969
7,578,786
1,592,000
20
3,723,613
25
75,000
75,000
78,735
1,176,191
15
Preferred
Fr'k Town Sav Inst.
West Maryland Tr —
150,000
100,000
264,013
22.825
3,152,650
100
395,539
10
100
I
15
100
3,748.875 / 10
I 10
5,183,923 100
1.424.386 100
650,000
200.000
5
500.000
Frederick—
50
State Institutions
;;
37,529
150,000 [
300,000
Second Nat Bank—
Common
Nomi nal.
Citizens' Nat Bank..
Capital notes
100,000 L
100,000
liberty Trust Co—
"ioo"
2.146,998 / 62*»
I 62»«
68.184
100.000
—
Lexington—
6,704,706 /100
I 80
1.000,000
1,000,000
950.000
First National Bank.
Commercial Nat Bk.
Cont'l-Am B A Tr Co
100
National Banks
March 4
■
share.
Shreveport—
o
sa les
Dubuque—
Preferred
Per
10
4,491.637
100
N
Sioux City—
First National Bank
Live Stock Nat Bank d
Tey Nat Bank......
Security Nat Bank..
Woodbury Co Say Bk
First National Bank.
Leavenworth Nat Bk
Manufac'rs State Bk
Ask.
1,200,000 V 432,267
1,500,000
208,000 i
59,844
2,800.000 4,904,615
...
re
First National Bank.
Amer Tr & Say Bank
Preferred
518,757
Common......
Preferred...
Louisiana SB & T Co
Whitney Nat Bank—
600.000
.....
........
2,500,000
Nat Bk of Commerce
Xewa- Des Moines Nat
_Preferred
j 264,143
1,200,000
1.500,000
19,926
Davenport—
Dos Moines—
Bankers Tr. Co Bk—
Common
Preferred A
Preferred B
Cap City State Bank
Cent Nat Bk A Tr Co
Common.....
Bid.
s
s
■'"M*
j. 111,731
Common...
Preferred.....
100
50,000 J
100.000
Davenport Bk A Tr.
Heme Sayings Bank.
University State Bk.
Valley Say Bank....
,
300.000
300.000
Preferred
50,000 I
......
Bank & Trust Co:
Common
h
,
300,000
300.000
Louisiana Nat Bank
Council BluffsCity National Bank.
Preferred
$
City National Bank
Common...
_
.
Rouge-
1,712,475
2.097.208
100.000
Par.
Deposits.
Nomi nal.
$
31.753
41.264
Farmers A Merch 8 B
First National Bank.
Cross
Surplus A
Profits.
Capital.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
State Institutions
March 4
LOUISIANA
Cross
Deposits.
107
TRUST COMPANIES
State Institutions
IOWA
Capital.
AND
;
o
re
cent
National Banks
March 4
sa
MASSACHUSETTS
March 4
,
Bank of Commerce.
Citizens Bk & Tr Co.
Common
.
-
PreferredFirst Nat Bk A Tr Co
Second Nat Bank...
Union Bank & Tr Co
Security Trust Co...
Louisville..
150.000
150.000
500.000
Bank of Commerce
100,000
1,000.000
Fidelity A Oolum Tr. 2.000,000
First National Bank.
1.000.000
Liberty Natl Bk & Tr 2.000.000
Security Bank
300,000
KentuckyTitle Tr Co ai .ooo.ooo
Lincoln Bank & Tr..
1,250.000
Citizens' Union N B.
StoCk Yards Bank...
Louisville Trust Co.
United States Tr Co.
100.000
2.000,000
525,000
100
70
100
1,100,000 f 25
1100
a
886,886
313.534
115.001
251,318
110,559
2,692,689
1.682,894
2,093.661
125.792
63.946
1,308.006
a
221.630
84.220
849,466
98,663
9,750,852
2,916,817
1,984,058
100
100
3,956,005
100
50
70
275
140
290
10
1,340,000
54,156,169 iooT /—
6.529,044 low
32,449.286 100
10
20,272.806
2,221,036 100
100 a——
3,465,064
10,116,042 100
902,627 100 i75"
10
10,221.431
1,332,978 100
75
300
150
300
Boston—
First National Bank. 44.500.000 30,344,681
3.000.000 5,398,410
Merchants' Nat Bk.
Newport Nat Bank.
.
Oentral Sav Bk & Tr
100,000
100.000
190.000
129.342
392,000
53,200
1,292,582
3.360,000
1.250.000
82,506,878
100
20
26
25
50
Nomi nal.
Per share.
32
32 X
275
"so""
48
19 H
19&
102
SO
25
50
400
♦
300
54
Sale price.
Dec. 31
a
c
b Mar. 29 1935.
1934.
Oct. 17 1934.
d Common and
e
200
June 30 1934.
preferred stock outstanding.
'
/ Citizens Union
g
265
Fidelity unified certificates.
Affiliated with the First National Bank of Louisville.
Northwest Bancorporation.
h Member
.
-
/ Last sale.
ido
ion
100
20
1,500.000 2,880,610 23,712,969
Nat Bock Bk of Bos
Nat Shawmut Bankn 20,000.000 10,502,638 174,592,989
2.000.000 4,492,871 77,775,627
Second Nat BankWeb A Atlas N Bk
500,000 I 358,033 10,371,216 1
Common.........
500.000
Preferred-.I
viewport—
American Nat Bank.
583,700,706
°n*
Shareholders of the National Shawmut Bank of Boston, Mass., to
July 8 1935 on a proposed reduction in capital stock from $20,000,000
$10,000,000, and the transference of the entire amount to surplus account.
n
vote
to
x
Ex-dividend
BANKS AND
108
TRUST COMPANIES
1
V
•
National Banks
I
MASSACHUSETTS
State Institutions
March 4
MICHIGAN
March 4
M','"
Surplus A
Cross
Profits.
Deposits.
Capital.
Bid.
Par.
Ask.
Capital.
Cross
Surplus A
Profits.
Bid.
Ask.
Nom
Par.
Deposits.
inal.
share
Nomi nal.
Boston—
v/
V,.
f
Per
100
100
267,488 e 1,501,946
750,000
2,000.000 3.880,302 32,298,017
100,000
397,045 c 2,040,239
506,664
10,068,113
2,500.000
1,377,403
590,230
500.000
1,000,000 d2.914.414 31,877,630
2,408,625
15.000.000 5,150,359
3,027,582
128,591
200,000
3.000.000 3,800,798 c68,631,346
k
7,261,746
750,000
496,178
Bono Com Ital Tr Co
Boston S Dep A Tr..
Columbia Trust Co..
Day Trust Co......
Fiduciary TrustCo..
New Bng Trust Co..
Old Colony Trust Co
Pilgrim Trust Co...
State Street Tr Co..
Union Trust Co.
shart.
; Common
rnmmmmrn
-
rioo"
100
1
"185
6
m
Common......—
1
123,375
2,434,975
10
100
7
■
244,321
53,972
Common
BrocktonBrockton Nat Bank.
Heme Nat Bank.—
820.000
750.000
c
130
73
10c
100
3,677,672
1,232,763
7,465,044
7,219,042
20
50
5,286,249
4,056,962
15,630,581
2,566,476
100
5,977,819
6,930,530
3,006,682
100
100
100
135
77
Cambridge Trust Co
County Bk & Tr Co
150.000
300.000
1.000.000
564,857
428,771
1,151,222
200.000
152,286
Fall River—
FaU River Nat Bank
400.000
Durfee Trust Co.... rfl.200.000
Fall Blver Trust....
300.000
182,950
288,132
84,729
Vitchburg—
Safety Fund Nat Bk.
657.449
6,348,013
267,208
150,024
40,815
2,670,951
1,475,728
3,584,786
20
6,122,010
2,649,330
100
10
10
20
Common
Highland Park Trust
Uh Guardian Tr Co.
1125
500.000
c
""90"
65
80
Oloue Nat Bk of Glou
Glouoes S D & Tr Oe
C
!
200.000
300,000
927,775
129,354
200.000
500.000
J
re cent
•a
lee
200
::::::
100.000 I
150.000
Hadley Falls Tr Co.. hi,400.000
218,256
2,609,618
215,046
600.000
263.724
5,944,667
300.000
255,508
3,178,986
469.553
10.442,140
25
Lowell—
Appleton Nat. Bank.
Uaden Old Lowell
National Bank.
.. .
Common.
-
Preferred
Old Kent BankCommon........
Preferred
Grand Rapids Tr Co.
Union Bank of Mich.
—
1,590,885
13,660,580
4.743,593
65,506
\
20
12
18
20
mm
20
77,654
749.483
mmm
25
20
mrnmmm
3,825,556 1 20
1 20
j 232,810
rnrnmmm
8
20
7
10
8
6.711.022 1 20
J 303,011
11
j 119,049
I 20
5,898.086 J 10
1.10
1,000,000 I
2,500.000
558.456
750,000
350,000
1.200.000
402,304 g
105,561
532.858 0
6
4
mmmrnmm
31,236,897 1 10
5H
I 10
507,684 100 "Bo"
50
1,527,359
1,520,255 i 30
7^7
400,000
80,352
1,165,225
20
1.250.000
Tr Co
/100
mmmmm
iod
1
12
1.051,705
17,340,088
100
mm+mmm
mmmmm
200
7™
National Banks
March 4
25
State Institutions
MINNESOTA
April 18
Nomi fU»l.
90
22
19
s
Duluth—
Bank of Oomm A Sav
Per
100.000
600,000
200.000
1.500,000
683.670
Preferred.
1.500.000
Minnesota Nat Bank
of Dnluth........
400.000
Northern Nat Bank.
1.000.000
Pioneer Nat Bank...
100.000
Western Nat Bank- k 150.000
418,492
4,830,760
1,359,820
26,031
340,121
23.559
220,451
271,569
24,297
14,464
City National Bank.
Dnluth Nat Bank—
Lynn—
share
100
100
100
First A Amer Nat Bk
Central Nat Bank-
Common........
Preferred...i....
200.000 \
200.000
200.000
Common........
Preferred........
Essex Trust Co
Lynn 8 Dep A Tr Co
Security Trust Co...
247.249
200.000 I
250.000
250.000
100.000
200.000
Manufac'rs Nat Bk.
National City Bank
63,129
3,064,638
t
2,711,938
286,537
405,609
626,735
953,325
J 50
50
100
-----
3,063,332 J 50
I 50
2,592,817 100
100
20
3,256,885
8.669.118
c
Common
mmmmm
165"
mmmmm
Preferred...
500.000
250,000
Common........
Preferred........
250.000
350.000
Safe Deposit Nat B1
7,188,863
6H
J 20
1
32
21H
20
11
12
J 247,455 5,565,8091 118
Hennepin State Bank
Marquette Nat Bank
\r
30
20
Midland NatBk A Tr
Minnehaha Nat Bk
N'western Nat BAT
Common
Peabody—
Warren Nat Bank
200.000
150.000
Salem—
Merchants Nat Banl
Naumkeag Tr Co—
Common.
Preferred A......
j
250.000
200.000
200.000
Preferred B......
1,706,103 1160
I
100
50
10
14
( 10
5,983,216 1 10
12
15
3,541,796
245,564
J
10
1100
57,276
53,352
650.000
...
*7^7
1
286,814
1,500,000 11,847,452
500,000
1,000.000 1,050,924
1.000.000 1,574,322
94,612
195.000
Springfield 8 D & Tr.
union Trust Co
West Springfield Tr.
Preferred...
Produce State Bank.
2d Northwest StateThird N'west'n N Bk
4th Northwest Nat'l.
13,264,907 1
5
2
10
1 10
26,669,549
J100
150
155
37
37
41
1100
11,966,139
12,351,953
1,371.679
1,812,554
4,111,775
265,112
319,224
25
25
ion
66*1
les
100
200.000
200.000
100,000
56,000.000
b 100.000
400,000
1.000.000
b 100.000
5,000,000
5.000,000
b
100,000
50.000
200.000
k
125.000
1,502,042 I...
1,364,242 1
1,013,973 <100
5,685,047 131,741,216 b..
69,131
l
16,489
16,165
41,963
119,375
312.293
3$, 010
680,780
100
3,411,416 100
12,629,247 i
1,1704g9
,1.326.763 109,501,35!
5—
fioo I HH
is?
968,213
939,580 I—
1,075,093 <—
2,219,546 I..
200.000
150.000
137,702
43,900
4,174,258 plOO
1,398,812 100
2.500.000
250.000
513,110
89,055
Drov ExchState Bank o 275.000
First National Bank
pfl.000,000
First 8tate Bank...
p
100,000
EmpireNatBkATrOo 4 500.000
Stock Yards Nat Bk. k
450,000
34,680
26,019,607 100
3,238,717 100
1,612,954 100
114,896,124 PlOO
1,766,627 100
7,278,010
4,048,511
RochesterFirst National BankUnion Nat Bank...
41
Common.
Preferred
First Trust Co
.....—
*
200.000
300.000
too
658.714
5,484,243
71,003
134,855
109,702
a
Midway Nat Bank-
25
Taunton—
Machinists' Nat Bk.
Bristol County Tr...
6,907*923
840,754
39,203
15,300
52,328
122,197
American Nat Bank.
Commercial State Bk
Springfield Nat BanL
1,000,000 \
1.500,000 J
re cent
100
Norc cent
sa lee
St. Paul-
10
Springfield—
Common
Preferred
Central Nat BankFifth No'west'n N B_
First Nat Bk A Tr Co
| 392.120
N
V-" ^
Minneapolis—
70
.
50
7.821,378
157,232
V'\\.
4,326,646
385
Blooming'n-Lake NB
Common.
24.388,611 /100
U00
....
"l66""
"1 f-' '--77-
New BedfordFirst National Bank. Jfcl .000,000
Merchants Nat Bk—
_
______
mrnmrnm
25
26
....
m
'9^
^100
69,980
3,474.791 flOO
1100
153,722
100,000 1
200,000
Pi .000.000
*
f»100
Sale price,
t No par.
Dec. 31 1934.
a
b First National Group,
Worcester—
E
>
Yi'Viv
.
-
e
500,000 1
1,000,000 J
200.000
1.000.00C
2,000,00C
420,193
'
110c
2,629,466
150,689
jl,381,924
44
14,417,187 I10C
„
15"
10
5
29,794,693 / 10
I 10
8
Includes savings deposits.
d Stockholders of the B. M. Durfee Trust Co. of
Fall River, Mass., ac¬
a Newspaper dispatch from that city on June 13, have authorized
officers of the company to purchase, if possible, between 2,800 mid 3,800
shares of the company's stock at not over $75 a share.
This offer holds
up to and including June 22 1935, with old rights reserved by the company
cording to
to
reject or accept offers.
q
Trust balances.
h June 30 1934.
National Banks
March 4
MICHIGAN
< Member of Northwest Bancorporatlon
State Institutions
k Common and
March 4
preferred stock outstanding.
Nomi nal.
Bay CityBay City Bank.
Per
62.617
191,438
People's Commercial
A Savings Bank...
500.000
419,952
share
2,848,943
4,704,864
100
100
N
re
City.
300.000
400.000
•
I Last sale
n
Natl Bk of Bay
m
1 20
722,605
400,000
500.000
--——
Saginaw State Bank.
35
100
1.000.000
Lawrence—
BayStateMer Nat Bk
mm
Second Nat Bank A
25
... ....
m
f 20
Saginaw-
30
1100
20
8,909.586
....
Preferred.
7,603,693 f 50
1 50
56,518
-
Peoples Nat Bank-
N 0
Holvoke—
Holyoke Nat Bank—
Common........
Preferred........
g
al0,893
500,000
240,000
Common
Michigan Trust Co..
Park National Bank
Common.
17
10
100
*
Haverhill—
Haverhill Nat Bank.
Merrimack Nat Bank
j
250.000
Grand Rapids—
Central Bank
Nat Bk of Grand Rap
Preferred
150.000
120.000
400,000
428,508
g
16
1 10
1
703,050
300,000
200.000
Preferred.
97
96
Gloucester—
Cape Ann Nat Bank.
25
1.150,200 12,071,264 010,803,158 f 20
1,987,096
I 20
76,910
1,110,927 100
500,000 n
348.961 g 4,635,596 100
500.000
Nat Bank of Flint
Common.
'V
c
15,810,573
J 678,351
Flint—
Oit Com A Save Bk. fel ,000,000
Genessee Co Savs Bk
700,000
Baet Cambridge!
Lechmere Nat Bank.
101,260
123,530
Detroit Trust Co—
400
17
55
100
10
c
10
(
500,000
...
Preferred
100
Harvard Trust Co...
500,000
1,000,000
1.000.000
Common
—
Class "A" pref—
Class "B" pref...
Cambridge—
__
_
mmmmmm
300
12
53
287,472,338 I
Equitable Trust Co-
'
55
100
204,532
230,123
•.
m
88,107,808 | 20
22
1 20
85,117,053
50 "75" "85"
J8,952,762
Preferred
Beverly—
300,000
100.000
" .7.
0
1 50
United Savings Bank
Bankers Trust Co—
Beverly Nat Bank..
Beverly Trust Co...
Per
I 50
2,497,184
Nat Bank of DetroitCommon
5,000,000
11,750,000
Preferred..,
185"
8
$
40,104,323
1,500,000 11,000,000
4,000,000
3.000.000
Mfrs National Bank.
m m m m m
10
100.000
Preferred
11,472,683 I
787
J 484,972
—
617,275
Winthrop Trust Co..
600,000
2.500.000
Preferred....—..
mm m
100
100
50
700,000 1
1,000.000
........
;7l:
7
—
Preferred
Detroit Savings Bank
U S Trust Co—
Common
$
§i
100
ion
100
7;7V
$
Detroit—
Oom'wealth-Com 1
State Bank—
r2§6~
cent
8,476,859
100
sa
les
March
0
American National Bank
p
5 1934.
,
of St. Paul affiliate,
Member of the First Bank Stock Corp.
Stock has to be offered to board of directors.
s Old stock.
1 Affiliate of First National Bank of Boston.
x Ex-dividend.
i
1 First Bank Stock Corp.
r
0
:-v.'7r
•
•
.
.
-
National Banks
March 4
State
MISSISSIPPI
Capital.
Surplus A
Profits.
TRUST
AND
BANKS
July, 1935]
Nationa i Banks
March 4
Institutions
March 4
$
Per
Jaokson
Capital National Bk150.000
200,000
685.000
300.000
Preferred
Depos Gu Bk A TrOo
Jackson-State N Bk.
%
share.
$
$
| 163,729
57,706
275,056
Nomi nal.
Per share.
300,000
400,000
250,000
2,509,809
2,241,229
2.363,082
52,727
78,037
15,406
National Banks
5,018,383
4,276.268
115,861
700,000
300.000
230,227
100
100
100
300,000
100,000
800,000
583,109
10.493,433
19,704
346,587
793,653
100
100
8,486,608
0—
600,000
426,020
9,484,144
a—
100,000
400,000
:
N
BS
100
lea
First National Bank.
Miners Nat Bk
Metals Bk A Tr Co. Q
50
20
100
e
.
.
National Banks
March 4
April 15
Ofty Nat Bk A Tr Oo
Colombia Nat Bank.
Community State Bk
East Side Bk of Com
First National Bank.
Inter-State Nat Bank
LInwood State Bank.
Merchants Bank
Merc Home Bk A.Tr
>■■■■!: Common
200,000
200,000
.....
Capital notes
34,479
1,238,198
906,504 .14,575,086
68,404
4,226,628
38,071
701,300
c
1,143,308
41,164
3,435.101 115,249,751
668,835 23,119,414
28,664
780,833
143,831
2,718,419
| 266,118
6,324,562
90
210
70
190
40
100
100
100
55
65
100
110
390
180
80 '
100
200"
200
Plasa Bank of Oomm
Produce Exch Bank.
550,000
100,000
300,000
115,906
35,693
267,027
7,691,569 62 H
100
823,666
5,525,369 100
60
518,234
150
Common......
•^Preferred
West port Ave Bank.
West Side Bk of Com
Union At Bk of Com
80
110
110
1,350,000
100,000
100,000
156,667
1,354,462
37,239
583,642
108,910
739,371
5,635
290,000
3,269,869 135,786,002
150"
60
240
80
260
6,000,000
125
,
215,202
10,367,817
381,445
37,869,304 [100
f
■
[ 20
20
1
20
100
Preferred
|l00
100,000
100,000
J
33,832
2,475,998
215,000
Common
South Omaha Sav Bk
Stock Yards Nat Bk
c
45,165
806,485
Burnes Nat Bank
First National Bank.
First Trust Co.—
First StJosSt'kYdsBk
Tootle-Lacy Nat Bk.
Empire Trust Oo
Missouri Vail Tr Co.
259,252
169,115
386,058
123,474
38,142
218,195
80,075
58.212
8,164,369
3,633,739
6,625,693
2,879,022
3,661,556
7,096,236
2.026,795
943,817
les
*250,000
Common...
1,000.000
*1,100,000
} 197,789
756,844
100
25
6,519,632 [100
1100
27,108,630 100
' r1
155"
National Banks
"80"
NEVADA
March 4
115
Nomi nal.
*■"■■■■
Beno—
200.000
200,000
500,000
100,000
250,000
200,000
200,000
140.000 V
cent
1100
,
8t. Joseph—
American Nat Bank.
0
re
sa
150
100
75
200
100
30,426,653
100
N
U S Nat Bank.
f 10
100
100
J 668,376
.....
125
250
110
200
Packers' Nat Bank:
110
15
100
100
.....
«...
100
17,804,622
10,820,090
1,250,000 I
1.145,000
Preferred
22,816,152
100
414,877
396,411
Omaha Nat Bank—
Preferred
t
University Bank
Commerce Trust Co
500.000
450,000
Common
Traders'
Gate
City
Natl Bank
Southeast State Bk..
Stock Yards Nat Bk.
Union Nat Bank—
1,000,000
Live Stock Nat Bank
36,107
119,896
8,355
J 108,095
250,000
Common
Preferred A—....
Preferred B
000,000 1
Park National Bank.
300.000
850,000
300.000
share.
8,455,672 [100
Omaha—
First Nat Bank-
150
100
100
100
•'
Per
*200,000
Common
435
130
40,000
V'
180
100
Nomi nal.
■
Lincoln—
Cont Nat Bank-
First National Bank.
Nat Bk of Commerce
1,205,517 flOO
1100
961,539 100
100
1,477,867
2,238,544 100
80,000 1
120,000
50.000
200,000
100.000
Preferred
v
State Institutions
March 4
NEBRASKA
Preferred
100
Missouri Bk & Tr Oo
Common
les
&§i
6,154.825 [100
UOO
60,925
J
Nom ins)
Per share.
100,000
600,000
600,000
100,000
200,000
2,000,000
500,000
100.000
200,000
cent
Helena-
Kansas City—
Baltimore Bank..
o
re
sa
100
State Institutions
MISSOURI
March 4
3,761,816
1,931,223
2,172,994
Common.........
Preferred.. * ...
cent
Vicksburg—
First Nat ATr Co... K
Merch NatBkATr Oo
131,939
127,979
42,889
Butte—
o
re
Cltlsens Nat Bank..
First National Bank.
Mer A Farmers Bank
200,000
150,000
175.000
Sec Tr A Save Bank.
N
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
Billings—
Midland Nat Bank..
Montana Nat Bank.
5,696,753 I 30
I 40
6,543,672 100
7,165,304 100
Meridian—
v
Deposits.
First Nat Bk A Tr Co k
Union Bk A Tr Co—
Common
;
Qross
Surplus A
ProfHs.
Nomi nal
s
March 4
Capital.
Ask.
m.
Par.
State Institutions
MONTANA
Gross
Deposits.
109
COMPANIES
100
570,300
250.000
First Nat Bk In Reno d
1:;"
<
11,579,028
Per
100
share.
......
mmmmrnUI
100
N
100
100
o
re
cent
sa
les
loo
National Banks
March 4
100
NEW HAMPSHIRE sta"£Vton'
100
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Manchester—
Amoskeag Nat Bank
Manchester Nat Bk.
Merchants Nat Bank
.
St. Louis—
Amer Exch Nat Bank
Common
...
41,632
1,304,975
2,114,010
[20
10
20
107,500 1
92.500
Preferred....
Baden Bank
2.000,000 11,074.190
Preferred
........
Bremen Bk A Tr Co.
LOO
40.679,769 [ 20
1100
130,071
128,176
Cass Bk & Tr Oo
4,998,235
4,727,979
Nashua—
31
100
Common
...
Capital notes A
Capital notes B...
J4,369,152
194,166,941
4,834,904
2,556,860
3,157,576
100
100
200,000
400,000
900.000
349,671
428,526
337,264
4,952,363
5,133,738
6,176,191
100
100
100
100
(.!!
19
}
77,768
2,796,369
[100
1100
V
37,156
1,201,298
100
_
Indian Head Nat Bk
Nashua Trust Co...
SeoondNat of Nashua
•15"
100
33
20
First National
Common
Preferred
New Hamp Nat
.
.
.
-
250,000
250.000
200.000
-—
Bk.
15
1
[
2,100,371
13,856
Jeff-GraTols Bank
27,276
4.615,520
31,348
696,532
e
N
-'U-r
O
re
-V
cent
sa
les
PortsmouthBank.
First Nat Bank—
Common........
Preferred...
Jefferson Bk 8c T Co-
830,791
512,900
124,274
10
Boatmen's Nat Bk—
Common..
100
200.000
150,000
200.000
'-;.V
'
»m — m —
*«•>««
100
50
[100
10
10
20
100
10
Lemay Ferry Bank—
Common
........
Preferred
1
Uoo
J
Manufacturers Bank
A T Oo—Common
429,518
74,373
82,474
157,032
Manchester Bank.
Mutual Bk A Tr Go.Plaza Bank (The)
Sec Nat Says&Tr Co
Common
...
Preferred...
South'n Com A Say.
South Side Nat Bk—
Common......
r.
Preferred
V;
7,658,822
3,580,645
3,748,879
2,494,064
I
325,544
e
51,558
114,163
V
2,956,761
2,861,428
136,838
380,611
261,753
Tower Gr Bk A TrUo
United Bk ATrOo—
•'1:'
4,861,210
11,498,586
7.422,519
125
9,201
30,249
152,468
1,960,751
1,511,386
3,058,393
Preferred
130
60
J/6049,910
225,000
1,184,612
J/2011,383
600.000
190,388
Common
Preferred
57,076
500,000
2.356.562
Equitable Trust Oo—
120
50
J
Co-
.....
share
100
3,217,712
V"
■
Preferred
'isi
650,592
........
1,352,952 [100
I 10 ""~2H
2,355,356 f 10
l
1,080,370
—...
5
.....
10
[100
I 10
""'•
Chippewa Trust Co.
Baston-Taylor Tr Co
Iindell Trust Co....
Merc Com BAT Co-
C
C
3,990,665 127.587,809
100
100
100
100
Aibury Park—
100
105
93
94
Mercantile-Com
merce
120,000
343,550
Common—
100
°V
Per
400,000
Common......—
115
Atlantic City-—
Boardwalk Nat Bank
Bankers Trust Co—
,
100
100
March 4
Nomi nal.
20
Guarantee Trust
1
NEW JERSEY
"50"
1100
Telegraphers Nat Bk
'
20
15,176,612 [100
....
...
50
National Banks
March 4
20
AsburyPkNatBkATr k
Asbury Park A Ocean
Grove Bank— cm600,000
prf300 000
Seacoast Trust Co...
173,265
Nat'l Bank.
4,084,937
100
3X
4
Miss Val Trust oo—
Common
Bk ..
Bayonne Trust CoMechanics' Trust Oo
11,762,996
75,221,314
{100
10,646
171,073
67,677
1,452,926
3,190,000
6,169,595
2,121,027
N
34,217
100.000
50,494
; 364,256
200,000
40,458
|
400,000
500,000
\
10
o
re cent
sa
les
5
100
155,334
807,606
8,725,626
7.237,561
100
159,156
216,588
106,431
1,612,921
4,517,723
1,236,668
100
100
20
100
132,641
93
20
Bridgeton—
Bridgeton Nat BankCumberland Nat Bk. k
Farm A Mer Nat Bk. k
,
15
"loo
94
•
o
60,000
286,742
49,865
100
c
Dec. 31
100
d Owned by
2,108,359
100
250,000
600,000
250.000
u
25
35
75
15
40
i§
Sals price.
1,300.000
9,293.243
Sprmgfield—
100
4,185,470
1,199,940 [ 20
Bayonne—
Broadway Nat
Capital notes
Mound City Tr Oo
North St Louis Tr Oo
Northwest'n Tr Co..
Webster Groves Tr—
Oituens' Bank......
Union Nat Bank
Southern Missouri Tr
.
e
1934.
the Transamerica Corp., San Francisco. Calif.
Member of Northwest
Bancorporation.
/ Includes reserves.
g
Member First Bank Stock Corp
stock and common stock outstanding.
k Preferred
I Last sale.
1933.
o
June 30
s
Member of the
Guardian Detroit Union Group. Inc.. Detroit. Mich.
BANKS
110
bottom' Bank
•
NEW JERSEY
March 4
Surplus A
Profits.
Capital.
AND
National Banks
March 4
March 4
Par.
Bid.
225,000
825,000
Bank & Trust C
West Jersey Trust1
East Orange—
yd
;
$
20,749,285
21,810,423
12H
1,008,888
6,364,151
10
5
10
4X
1,884,171
9,520.938
100
100
...
106,037
438,069
share.
11
12H
14
dl, 310,000
d
500,000
dl,024,040
296,374
4,855,335
13,994,504
3,426,277
2,835,535
10
5X
100
f 25
19,012,675 i 25
I 25
132,117
148,707
55,683
167,683
|
500.000
Bllsabethport BkgG<
Nat'l State Bank—
300,000
500,000
560,118
300,085
1,500,000
1,374,575
Oommon
Preferred A..
Preferred B
Elizabeth—
115,842
Trenton—
""95""
Per
10
IX
Tr"
& Mechanics'
National Bank
First Nat Bk & Tr Oo
100,000
200,000
100.000
Preferred (4%)
Preferred
Hoboken—
Columbia Trust Oo__
Jefferson Trust Oo__
—
J
565,148
Man >ntil
32,212
100,000
u
800,000
500,000
Seaboard Trust Oo_.
504,647
583,946
5
( 10
8,964,920
j#
First National Bank.
1,136,226
2,487,928
1.128,559
1,079,534
7,166
10
271,341
.....
...
3X
48
100
12
29,540,048
( 25
\ 30
5
4,227,719
1,065,707
31,746
682,410
57,986,545
23,568,300
719,503
100
25
25
51,534,835
200,000
3,400,000
Commercial Tr N J..
N J Title Guar & Tr.
North Bergen Tr Oo
2,035,000
150,000
52
16
ex
34
"37""
6
7X
100
Trust Co of N J—
2.850,000
3,000,000
2.000,000 1
West Bergen Tr Go__ d
25
ZX
4X
5
2,071,871
American Trust Oo..
Morristown Trust C<
Ut. HollyUnion Nat Bk&TrG<
Farmers' Trust Oo_.
d
300.000
163,697
2,303,474
100
250,000
650,000
200,000
361,803
204,924
62,056
469,572
5,626,641
6,503,320
1,249,583
7,922,261
25
600.000
50
396,375
226,654
12,959,276
4,758,946
82,942
21,650
3,000,000
600,000
Banking Oo
National State Ban!
1,119,924
1,048,209
Central Bk & Tr Co
Oommon
600,000
884.000
v
v
50,000
|
39,575
150
80
25
8
25
27
3
5
885,252
1,002,287
100
125
38,145,436
20,826,138
100
270,129
50
45
264,483
40
Common
250,000
750,000
500,000
Peoples Nat Bk—
Common
200,000
250,000
Preferred
New BrunswTrOo—
Oommon
j
j: 275,175
j /283.711
300,000
108,581
........
Nat Bk of W NYCommon
100,000
Preferred
Hamilton Nat Bank
ofWeehawken
Liberty National Bk
50,000
150,000
fl2h
25
25
""15"" "U"
10
10
"l2~"
19M
W?
20*4
28
26
50
25
"25" "23"
26 b
8.075,485
16
17
sey. West N Y
Weehawken Tr Co
Huds Tr Oo Un Olty
Woodcliff Trust Oo
Passaic—
Passaic N Bk&Tr Oo
People's Bk & Tr Oo.
Plalnfield—
First National Bk...
114,406
453,186
1,775,355
22,843
145.000
2.750.000
1.000.000
458,549
111,442
220.000 t
262,500
v
Paterson Nat Bank-
...
...
Preferred
Citizens Trust Co—
1,000,000
...
6,456,434
5,067,594
100
100
re
499,490
8,255,474 J100
400
450
354.492
9,262,702
352.352
6,018,302
100
150
cent
les
1100
Bk
Oltizens Bk of Bklyn
Flatbush Nat Bank.
Fort Greene Nat Bk
200,000
250.000
425,000
I
55,700
25,126
67,924
68,500
236,100
141,700
8.200.000
Kings Co Trust Co..
500.000
100
100
5,355,724 104,367,902
6,114,600 34,304,500
30
100
100
1.000,000
550,000
Oommon
date Mar 30 1 935.
1,601,000
1,715.474
1,685,313
3,440,600
2,157,200
3,598,700
4,997.100
500,000
600,000
Kingsboro Nat Bank
Lafayette Nat Bank.
People's Nat Bank..
Brooklyn Trust Oo:
ns
80
{50
270,000
st Co. retur
Nat. banks Mar. A '35
Benson hurst Nat
/lob
1
Brooklyn—State B ank A Tru
569,231 1 50
I 50
161,100
2,200,000 ,6,027,904
....
100
100
70
25
"
"35"
mmrnmm
100
55
100
......
51
84
89
1645
1695
47,220.477
38,716
1,813,695
,4,329.394
86,320.162
5,000.000
5.000,000
Capital notes.....
Marine Trust Oo:
Common........ <8,000,000
Capital notes..*.. 5,400,000
12
10
m
u?
6,290,660 147.944,725
{<32
wmmm
16
t
17 X
5X
5X
Elmira—
Chemung Can Tr Oo
800,000
1.237,500
First Nat Bk & Tr Oo
Ithaoa—
First National Bank.
Tompkins Oo Tr Co.
c
250,000
260,000
500,000
1,000,000
300,000
The First Nat Bank.
Nat Ohautauq Oo Bk
les
10
15
------
15
100
25
20
25
3
4
6
100
150
20
1,489,796
771,221
9,207,538
12,129,651
25
349,300
158,474
3,885,203
8,873,760
100
10
320,176
100
11,218,423
r
-----—
90
mm.mmm
5
Oommon
10
200.000
373,133
6,613,669
100
250,000
625.000
400,000
338,881
2,972,913
20
228,394
3,780,772
200.000
459,600
754,824
1,654,104
1,177,808
3,213,563
6.315.814
.....
10
82,882
367,565
275
100
105,078
sx
<50
250.000
150,000
150.000
750.000
8
100
~
...
Preferred.....
Union Trust Co—.
e
25
20
25
Kings tonFirst NBkofRondout
Nat'l Ulster Oounty
Bank of Kingston.
Bondout Nat Bank.
State of N Y Nat Bk
N
Kingston Trust Oo_.
289,944
O
re cent
sa
les
100
100
New York City— Deposits N ew York Ci ty banks are repc r'ed net
and
ore
r ofits are of date
Mar. 4
1935
o/
June 29 1935. Bur
dirti (tend
r ecord
A
for National and Mar. SO 19 5 for Stat e banks.
av
be
of banks and trust companies in New Yo rk City and Broo
found in our"Rai Iwau ' Secti on pages
180
182.
178,
179,
100
Amalg Bank of N Y.
650.000
37,000 a6,178,700
Bk of the Manhat Co
flus and p
k%m
1,692,354 hl00
10
6,449,800
25
27,214,845
932,547 100
...".
44
43
5
10
25
28,210,212
3,727,588
Oommon
N 0
110
■
25
10
N
25
100
re
cent
sa
les
11,793,916 fioo
I 6C
778,656 100
20
1,054,049
j 790,147
} 527,193
100,000
75,000
0
100
Oommon.....*.* 20,000,000 125431700 381,866,000
Capital notes
3,000,000
Bank of Yorktown..
Ohase Nat Bank:
1,000.000
90
100
125
552,000
n
200.000
10.000,000
1.500,000
200.000
400,000
Grace Nat Bk of N. Y
Harbor State Bank..
Merchants Bank
Nat Bk of Yorkvllle.
600.000
925.(100
Nat Bronx Bank
mmmrnrnm
20X
13.55 V
20.00
100
21X
32
{.1°.
4,939,900 66''
Common
100270000 \ 64815 921 1591917000
Preferred
50,000,000
Oomm'l Nat Bk & Tr
7.000.000
7,758,589 60,962,000
Dunbar Nat Bank
244,200 a 2,095,100
500,000
Fifth Ave BankCommon
500,000 3,469,200 44,561.000
Capital notes
First National Bank.
100
12,158,398 / 50
30
35
I 20
600.000
750,000
16,468,775 J 50
I 50
1,837,000
28,563,000
25
72
80
J» 141,298
2,588,587
/ 50
100
125
427,187
36,059
U S Trust Co—
Preferred
253,037
86,021
<500,000
....
re cent
:
100
289,287
J 643,561
....
0
700.000
750.000
38
25
'l35v
25X
141
25
1100
0,909,400 427,103,000
1,572,009 a24,291,620
40,400 n
673,800
135,200 n 2,285,900
33,600 a 2,203,900
78,000 a5,251,600
100
975
1025
1525" 1560
100
25
100
100
50
"15" "45"
15
20
Sale price.
a March 4 1935.
b Includes security stock.
c Ithaca Trust Co. of Ithaca, N. Y.f on May 28 1935 reduced its capital
from $400,000 of $25 par a share to $160,000 of $10 par a share and then
increased its capital to $260,000; on the same date the N. Y. State Banking
.
1,500,000
250,000
1,000.000
600,000
600,000
1,325,000
100.000 t
Oommon
4,489,949
4,116,115
1,171,934
872,689
16,632,735
3,251,918
Prospect Pk Nat Bk
Common...
325*"
100
600,000
500.000
Preferred
Common
J10
21,029
110,231
26,443
220,972
77,330
33,293
43,398
100
*
600,000
Preferred
Second Nat Bank—
Oommon
2,120,594
20
801,398
20
5,693,964
20
4,909,000
100
2,557,081
1,208,665 7»100
680,000 1
750,000
Haledon Nat Bank.
d
60,000
Nat Un Bk in Pat'soi
d200,000
Common
Uoo
25,351
>1200,000
400,000
1,000,000
475
315
165
200,000
500,000
Common...
First National Bank
Common........
Preferred
Marine Midl'd Tr Oo
^Debentures "B"_.
5,005,597 /100
1,239,824
219t793
100
100
2,833,119
69,480,479
50,928,926
29,967,209
Binghamton—
City National Bank:
Debentures "A"..
50
18,527
100,000
Plalnfield Nat Bank.
175.000
Mid-City Trust Co.. d 100,000
Plalnfield Trust Oo__
1,400.000
State Trust Oo
Peterson—
First National Bk—
I
v
350,000
Institutions
March 30
JamestownBank of Jamestown:
15
9,604,300
13,091
351,055
97,000
104,442
State
N
d
Auburn Trust Co
Oommon
(100
J
100,000
Guttenberg
Merchants TrUnCIty dl,200,000
600,000
Oomw'lth Tr Un City
Gutt'b'g Bk & Tr Oo
PkTr Oo Weehawken h
Trust Oo of N ew Jer¬
60
AuburnNat Bank of Auburn
Debentures
3.000.000
Lincoln-E Side N Bk d
200,000
Mfrs A Trad Tr Co:
sa
300,000
Preferred
472,423
North A West Hu dson—
45
10
Liberty Bk of Buffalo
92
350
f 25
245,782
10
60
rnmmmm
New Brunswick
Nat l Bank of N J—
Preferred A..
Preferred B
10
Buffalo-
88 .=!:
100
.
1.075.000
150
I 8
125
Preferred
50,000
Clinton Trust Oo
d
776.979 /
526,979
1,957,377
Columbus Trust Co.
400.000
64,654
1,641,824
D'Auria Bk & Tr Oo.
34,165
100,000 v
1,105,655
Federal Trust Oo.
1.622.500 1,350,808 30,541,418
Fidelity Un Tr Oo—
,
Oommon
4,000,000 13,770,157 130,119,807
Preferred
7,000,000
Merch & Newark Tr.
2,500,000 2,196,362 17,528,828
Union National Bk
d
52,846
387,500
3,051,647
United States Tr Oo.
600,000
561,183
2,550.178
West Side Trust Oo.
125
~125~~
15
150.000
101,250
Tr Oo
m
10
2,453,862
1,211,499
d
Mt Prospect Nat Bk.
Nat Newark & F
rnmmmrn
mmmmmm
100
435,718
138,450
200,000
100.000
Newark—
Lincoln Nat Bank...
8
Nominal
Per share.
250,000
Capital notes.....
25
Long Br&noh—
Long Branch Bkg <
Morristown—
First National Bank.
National Iron Bank. d
NEW YORK
1,188,789
Nat Oom Bk & Tr Oo
1.500.000 5,038.510
N Y State Nat Bank. d3,500,000
2,310,000
First Trust Oo
3.000.000 pi,178,096
Oommon
5
9,916
400.000
5C
Albany—
100
1,250,000 1
1,500,000
Common........
.
B-inks
Mech & Farmers Bk.
18
100
100
10
37,875,369
3,280,839
84,142
2.225,000
650,000
"85" "85"
60
25
1
11,938,629
d
"12" "18"
100
-----
Jersey City—
Franklin Nat Bank..
Hudson Oo Nat Bk—
250
12
10
"30""
10
March 4 1 s
300,000
450,000
1,000,000
2,221,080
2,575,452
1,381,655
225
50
100
Farm
Union Oty Tr Oo—
Common
488,437
475,480
396,330
100
50
50
""55"
15,062,258
35,333,229
2,240,377
476,342
666,060
28,630,624
19,346,273
63,378
Ask.
Nomi nal
Per share.
1,097,568
822,309
200,000
Prospect Natl Bank.
200,000
Security Nat Bank.,
frenton Banking Oo
1.000,000
frenton Trust Oo— d5.400.000
Bid.
,
Broad St Nat Bank. dl.OOU.OOO
Flrst-Mech Nat Bk.
5,200.000
H'nover OaoitalTrOo
300,000
Woodbury Trust Oo.
.....
100
$
793,635
533,696
199,341
45,960
v
Par
Deposits.
Woodbury—
IX
25
100
Gross
Surplus &
Profits.
Capital.
Ask.
Na
Merchantville
NEW JERSEY Stat6IInstltUtl(ms
March 4
Gross
Deposits.
Nomi nal.
$
518.900
748,714
S
2,250,000
d3,300,000
COMPANIES
State Institutions
1
■
Camden—
TRUST
J 400,285
\
50
25
ll2»i
9,598,312 /
10
4,047,292
255,070
g
-----
20
12,929,375 /lOO
1
50
100
125
,
Dept. authorized the absorption of the Tompkins County National Bank by
the Ithaca Trust Co. under the title of the Tompkins Oounty Trust Co.
d Oommon and preferred stock outstanding.
e Units—1 share preferred, 1 share common stock.
f Preferred stock retirement fund.
n
\
-
30
,,
Includes
reserves.
h Affiliated with the Trust Oo. of New
< Controlled by Marine Midland Corp.
ZLast sale.
March 30
n
Jersey, Jersey City.
*
1935.
t Oct. 17 1934
Dec. 31 1933,
t Marine Midland Corp.
u
v
Dec. 31 1934.
BANKS
July, 1935]
National Banks
Capital.
Surplus &
Profits.
N.Y. City (Concl.)
A
National Banks
State Institutions
March 30
NEW YORK
March 4
Par.
Bid.
Nomi nal
Per share.
W-}
National City Bank:
Oommon.,... i'i' i 77,500,000 141262670 1297599000 /12i,
120
Preferred- i i i
50,000,000
Capital.
Ask.
24**
Public Nat Bk&TrOo
Bchreder
Bkg Corp.
Sterling Nat B & T._
Trade Bank oIN Y—
H
465,100 g 7,435,200
86,800 6 1,654,400
25
5,229,280 96,922,000
1,702,645 112,375,727
"25
1,004,900 gr 17,223,000
184,300 b 4,047,000 12**
1,014,300
330,000
8,250.000
& Trust Oo
9
<5,000,000
1.500,000
206.300
Trust co. returns d ate
March
1.000,000
525,000
Bk of Athens Tr Oo
Banca Com It Tr Oo
500,000
2.000,000
100,000
Banco dl Nap Tr Oo
Bank of Sicily Tr Oo_
Bank of N Y & Tr Co
1,000,000
1.800.000
6,000,000
25.000,000
Bronx County Tr Co
542,500
Cent Han Bk&Tr Co 21,000,000
Chemical Bk & Tr Co 20.000,000
Bankers Trust Co
1,106,537
713,577
448,100
10,469,045
62,871,093
257,500
61,517,600
48.608.700
City Bank Farmers'
Trust
13
Co
10,000,000 12,556,151 44,044,970
500,000
352,500
4,094,400
1,000,000
5,726,633
666,193
Continental Bk&Tr.
4,000,000 3,648,978 43,549,636
Corn Ex Bk & Tr Co 15,000,000 16,350,200 234,431,100
500.000
Corporation Trust Co
172,000
23,500
Empire Trust Co—
;; i Oommon
3,000,000 ,2,544.619 54,312.743
Capital notes
2,700,000
Equitable Trust Co. 4,000,000 3,512,359 18,519,646
Federation Bk& Tr Co
825,000
783,100
7,632,300
Fulton Trust Co
2,000,000 2,676,457 17,655,221
Fiduciary Trust Co.
1,000,000 1,000,000 11,710,500
Guaranty Trust Co.. 90,000,000 177131579
1,268,883
Hellenic Bk & Tr Co.
1,000,000
226,552
2,609,494
50,000,000 57,726,034 480,871,650
Irving Trust Co
J Henry Schroder Tr
1,000,000
8,712.666
791,867
Lawyers Co Tr Co.. 2,000,000 2,044,369 33,386,391
Clinton Trust Co
Colonial Trust Co
-
Bk&TrOo
100
20
100
10
7
20
10
"id"
~12"
61**
5**
104** 107**
59**
9H
50
115*
12**
47**
40
60
6,401,170
100
30
40
545,458
I
41,790
Preferred
200,000
500,000
1,290,045
9,273,777
300,000
319,347
4,881,136
10
16,302
7,743.681
15
10
25
100
(20
County Trust Co.
2,438,544 /
25
Natl
Bank in Yonkers.Yonkers Nat Bank
4
20
& Trust Co-
i
:
Common
t
400,000
400,000
Preferred
3
12
120
NORTH CAROLINA
March 4
March 4
200"" 215"
100
265" 265"
Nomi nal.
Asheville—
Per
71,317
2,006,189
100
10
100
"lix
125*
25
"36"
38a
500.000
252,018
500,000 t
368,205
300,000
412,863
1.200,000
1,321,782
Charlotte—
Charlotte Nat Bank.
.
3,668,648
7,541,486
5,362,604
39,768,992
50
100
45
110
100
100
24
22**
.
5**
t5**
|
96
99
7
160
1,123,859
12,969,537
1,250.000
1,827,146
100
25
7,988,300
16,919,100
(20
3,771,700
8,065,400
45*
55*
100
50
Citizens' Nat
Bank.
150.000
Fidelity Bank
Depositors Natl Bk.
500,000
400,000
100.000
.
Home Savings Bank.
Mech & Farmers Bk-
Common
60
1665
100 1615
50
266"
194
Durham—
.
100
share.
20
300,000
-
500,000
227,000
1.000,000
772,800
2.000.000 27.806,326
68,821,096
8
100
108,697
:
-
U 8 Trust Oo of N Y
5
"io
_
10,000,000
3,000,000
10
I 6
17 r
40
100
100
I-2
......
10
20
100
20
Common
32,935.000 110297483 458,462,779
25,000.000
Capital notes
20
Marine Midi Tr Co..
5.000,000 7,537,947 75,289,366 i 2
New York Trust Co:
25
12,500,000 21.361.490 298,612,810
Common
Title Guar & Tr Co—
Capital notes
10
400.000
-
Common..
5,100,047
2,700,000
2,969,671
1,854,777
23,461
14,561
200.000
Mfrs Trust Co:
Trust Co of Nor Am.
Underwriters Tr Oo.
109,962
!
10
Common
135*
48**
16
25
10
20
100
50
L
Yonkers—First
20
50
2,297.403
4,242,868 r
Peoples N B & T Co:
n
41
39
34,383
120,000
576.787
200.000
White Plains—
Citizens Bank
364
359
} 431,110
59,256
550.000
.
due—Rye Nat Bk_..
Tarrytown N B&TrOo
100
1,997.181 [ 50
1 50
475.000
Mutual Trust Co.
150
140
100
100,000
500.000
Preferred
100
ion
share.
100
1,393,805
2,177,159
|
Pleasantville—
Mt Pleas B&TrOo
Port Chester—1st N-
3,793,900
2,823,200
8,579,421
6,717,001
9,035,300
141,363,658
842,906,293
11,336,700
702,677,800
421,302,600
Per
Ask.
prices
170,000
30,000
Preferred
Westches Oo Nat
Common
"19** '20**
30 1935
Anglo-South Am Tr.
Bid.
$
$
188,597
113,479
250,000
200,000
Peekskill N B&TCo
Common
8
11
Par.
Peekskill—
30**
29
Deposits.
Nom.
Ossining—1st Nat Bk
-
NafcSafetyBk&TrCo
Penn Exchange Bank
Gross
Surplus &,
Profits.
(Concl.)-
Ossining Trust Oo.
26
7**
Westchester Co.
State Institutions
March 30
NEW YORK
March 4
•A
Gross
Deposits.
111
TRUST COMPANIES
AND
114,000
100,000
}
59,822
186,267
200,000
30
45
71
75
35
40"
20
25
1,123.755 f 25
26,240
360,000 I
240.000
.
|
100.000
100,000
.
Preferred
36,871
986,326
120,000
94,044
57.456
484,733
[100
Greensboro—
Jamaica, L. I.—
Jamaica Nat Bank..
264.500
1,830,600
Guilford Nat Bank-
50
I
Common
Preferred
-'ttoi&MteiwV
-
:
First Nat Bk&Tr Co
Lincoin-AUia Bk&Tr
Common
.....
1.000.000
2.000,000
3,500,000
Capital notes-...
587,233
\ 559,384
7,281,114
54,643,667
Central Trust Co—
Common
...
Capital notes
Genesee Vail Tr Co..
Boch Trust & SDCo
600,000
1,500,000
2,750,000
1.000.000
221.769
,
822,109
2,637,000
25
| 20
14,413,081
20
14,743,899
37,480,000
10
15
17**
....
Capital notes.....
Union Trust Co:
Oommon
....
Capital notes
300,000
1,558,430
30,629,165
1.000.000
3.000,000 \
1,800,000
647,208
39,419,534
.
Preferred
-
Capital notes
Schenectady Tr Co..
300.000
.
8
10**
10
D
84
■■'
393,454
8,725,763
300,000 X
287,389
150,000
750.000
1,126,552
5.950.211
400,000
Preferred
450
.
14,167,529
1100
100
Common........
Preferred
Merch Nat B & T Co
Common........
Preferred
First Trust & Dep Co
Common..
Capital notes
Syracuse Trust Co..
....
10
109,232
16,525,391 1100
1160
25
1,952.175
100,000 1
56,692
100,000
e4.000.000
1,394,094
.
10
1,327,376
I
J 733,986
14,107,519 f 20
I 20
250
National Banks
March 4
'355"
NORTH DAKOTA
Nomi nal.
Per share
23
24**
Fargo National Bk—
1,620,000
8,000,000
al ,000,000
J 112,404
J 767,130
Jl,562,578
Manufactur Nat Bk. e2.000.000
National City Bank.
600,000
Union Nat Bank
d700,000
Troy Trust Oo
S450.000
1,048,368
334,134
94,832
146,536
Troy—
♦
6,857,452 I 20
I 20
48,714,041
U
26,867,446
50,000
2,278,614
1,339,329
162,422
6,238,831 [100
100
N
First Nat Bk & Tr Oo
6
8
150,000 1
500,000
250.000
250.000 t
Preferred
Merch Nat Bk&TrOo
Nor & Dakota Tr Co
5
n
1100
2,788,434
482,243
86,744
56.927
n
9
National Banks
25
100
Nomi nal
[■■..".'■"Akron-
"25"
'as Per
y'i
v,.A:;;v;0V:' .i/'y'.A
200,000 I
500,000
100,000
73,480
9,530.849
53,403
2,901,347
100
Common
Capital notes
Goodyear State Bk..
775,529
35,884,892
N
Capital notes
413,543
500,000
104,857
5,767,035
25
200,000
210,000
81.034
3,501,677
35
40
Common.......
500,000
137,379
8,982.448 I €25
Capital notes.
360,000
557,112
608,391
10,834,491
100
65 ^
5,372,272
10
1**
8,608.193
20
10
11
25
500.000
1,800.000
Atlas Nat Bank-...
Oinn Bk & Tr Co...
Columbia Bk & S Oo
Watertown—
Jefferson Oo Nat Bk
First National Bank.
Geo D Harter Bank.
Cincinnati—
600,000
200,000
Preferred
'12,040,902
les
J100
Canton—
Oneiaa Nat Bk & Tr
Oommon.........
J 432,842
0
re cent
■a
200,000
750,000
Common
2**
4,000,000
Capital notes
share
100
Dime Savings Bk Co
Firestone Pk Tr&S B
1.000.000
les
State Institutions
March 4
OHIO
March 4
■'>•;••:
First Citizens Bk & T
0
re cent
■a
6
il°.
22,168,368 i 25
25
8.070,697
50
5,936,073
3,492,779
100
159,527
85,268
6225.000
Common.......
750,000
300,000
15
I"
100
62,314,873
Fargo—
1,200,000
300,000
les
"
Dakota Nat Bank..
1,800,000
Capital notes.....
537,494
100.000
....
.
| <30
100
o
cent
25
2,287,218
6,324,390
'
400,000 I
400,000
.
J100
10
>
Syracuse-
Utlca
10
Wilson-
"9**
78
Lincoln Nat B & TOo
■
7,778*05
re
Schenectady—
Union National Bank
Citizens Trust Co—
Common
/
10
-
Preferred.
Common
1,453,472
N
Wilmington
r
"25
20
Oommon
12
Security Trust CoCommon
-
Security Nat Bank-
400.000
400,000
200.000
972,631
447,799
13,426,943
8,089,258
100
1.080,511
122,618
133,030
8,418,138
2,672,061
100
196
100
70
210
80
1,466,806
10
7
9
WOO
100
mmmmm
Watertown Nat Bk—
Common........
Preferred
Northern N Y Tr Co
.
—
....
.
N
o
re
cent
sa
les
t Marine Midland Corp.
.
sAy-'..7 a'1
a The New York State Banking Dept. on June 13 1935 approved plans
for the reduction of the capital and par value of shares of the Syracuse
Trust Co., Syracuse, N. Y., from $2,500,000 of $25 par a share tb $1,000,000
at a par value of $10 a share,
.
,
6 March 30 1935.
c
Westchester Co¬
ift. Vernon—1st N— si ,000,000
Mt Vernon Tr Co.
3.000,000
90
2**
Dec. 31 1932.
d Capital
e
structure In process of revision.
preferred stock outstanding.
Common and
/March 5 1934.
New Rochelle—
Central Nat BankFirst Nat Bank
340,000
300,000
Huguenot Tr Co..
879.882
New Rochelle Tr..
1,650.000
19,377
175,827
89,950
453,437
1,431,157
3,617,523
1,180,146
13,127,045
20
20
g
23
27
20
20
"24"
29"
March 4 1935.
i Controlled by
Marine Midland Corp.
I Last sale.
n
#
Member First
tw
ai
Nat. Bank Stock Corp.
1934.
v
New stock.
?
-'■■■■
v
BANKS
113
National Banks
March 4
State
OHIO
Surplus A
Profits.
Capital.
PENNSYLVANIA SlaV™Sons
Surplus
Gross
Deposits.
Par
Bid.
Capital.
Ask.
Per
$
$
—
5,006,633
6,000.000
First National Bank.
A
Profits.
Qross
Deposits.
Bid.
Par.
100
64,245,022
share.
124,131
823,256
600.000
300.000
700,000
Lincoln Nat Bank..
Northslde Bk A Tr Go
People's Bk A Sv Go
66,012
180,709
2,961,900
678,314
294,264
295,655
1,800,000
1.000.000
650,000
2,250,000
Pror S Bk & Tr Go.
Second Nat Bank—
So Ohio S Bk & Tr Go
Western Bk & Tr Go
100
125
52
132
"20}*
100
11,831,108
5,078,824
11,329,532
Second
48
100
10
36,156,987
40
100
50
4,557,639
6,572,911
1,972,327
2,171,371
100
10
Capital notes
Fifth-Third-Union Tr ust
,1,636,571
Capital notes
53,765,211 flOO
75,649,110
212,500
3,100.000
100
1,545,681 114,421,808
20
{100
300,000
34}*
35}*
Common
Preferred
Olev Sav A Loan Go.
32}*
34}*
125
200
250,000 I
300.000
249,300
Preferred
Central Trust Co...
2,319,567
100
147,613
1,903.244
100
Nat Bk to Trust Co..
1,493,286 102,545.080 f 20
I 30
49,926
356,468 100
4.700,000
4.000.000
100,000
Preferred
North Amer Bk Go.
3,665,668 264,443,935
13,800.000
15,000,000
Capital notes
Union Sav to L Go..
900,000
392,096
a
1.890.000
100
25
10
110,488
273,928
First National Bank
696,934
1104
300,000
235,661
168,879
300,000
438,062
10,082,161
300,000
304.200
13,331
827,498
18,756
115}*
10
ion
11,548,805
503,783
7,131,973
2,658,589
Lawrence Park N Bk
100
15}*
17
75
100
450
«»'«•
m
1100
•»
100
300
25
100
1(H)
225
15
18,715
646,504
68,058
70,955
1,551,039
250,000
Olty Nat Bk to Tr Go d2,400.000
Oolumbus Saving Bk
100.000
Fifth Ave Sav Bk Co c
200,000
Huntington Nat Bk. d3.500,000
Market Exch Bank..
200,000
Northern Sav Bk
200,000
Ohio National Bk
c4.000.000
Dayton—
Merch N B to T Co—
Common
243,167
16,266
2,383,681
44.960
200,000 1
300,000
900,000
■
Preferred
Third N B & Tr GoWinters N B & Tr Co
254,403
357,383
900,000
...
V Toledo—
Commerce Guard Bk
Common
500,000
1.000,000
.....
Capital notes
Nat Bank of Toledo:
530,124
100
10
100
222,362
165,000
827,239
823,415
987,969
1.810,000
5,300.516
3,034,743
9,642,402
1,244.703
7,053,878
200.000
600,000
700,000
665.919
934,338
347,358
8,770.792
8,899,459
6,543,275
20
20
168
50
172
300,000
300,000
300,000
292,207
4,264,104
10
172.681
1,497,272
10
112
120
110
3,040.000
6.582,033
221,711
52,098,991
5,700.069
50
8,549,520
135,513
6,229,570
69,507
134,447
3,986,018
1,474,480
81,630.200
1,681,105
75,760.315
1,958,798
7,243,224
27,534,442
11,336,029
Dauphin Dep Tr Co.
Harrisburg Trust Co
C
Preferred
Spltier-R T to S Bk
Ohio Citizens Tr Co.
100
100
20
Lancaster—
Conestoga Nat Bk..
Fulton Nat Bank—
Lancaster On Nat Bk
Farmers' BkATr Co
21,017,700 flOO
1 60
Common
Preferred
o
re cent
sa
Northern Bk & Tr Co
Capital notes.....
Toungstown—
Oentral-Penn Nat Bk
2,622,870 /100
1,597,481
5,860,467
City National Bank. dl.125,000
1125
to Trust Co....
4.550.000
Erie National Bank. d
500,000
100
First National Bank.
1,150.000
Market St Nat Bk..
50
58,956,734
3.111.000
200.000
Kensington Nat Bk.
15
1.000,000
400,000
NatBkofGer ATrOo
Nat'l Bk of Olney—
Dollar Sav to Tr Go-
386,358
12,091,383 / 50
220,384
15,804
1,595,096
1,250,000
Capital notes..... 2,500,000
Mahoning Nat Bank dl.500.000
Mahoning Sav to Tr.
350,000
Union Nat Bank
1,250,000
6,635,321
1,968,926
15,115,559
153,191
5.757,303
,
11
750,000 [
1,250,000
Common..
100.000 L
100.000
250.000
200.000 a
......
Preferred
lioo
40
100
85
25
: 4
45""
North Broad Natl Bk
Northeast
90
City Tr to Sav Bk—
Common........
Capital notes
«r
150
142
10
Corn Exch Nat Bank
140,489
283,136
Common
7
150
25
100
100
15
40
Philadelphia—
{ 25
5,000,000 11,591,172
3.000,000
...
10
10 '^>5,7?::'
25
lea
Glmbel Bros Bk & Tr
Toledo Trust Go—
Common
50
1,912,205
100
126,446
200,000 I
200,000
600.000
600.000
.....
♦20
247.010
300,000
300.000
400,000
400.000
400,000
Central Trust Co...
4,703,120 /100
1 50
25
9.645.199
10,883,674
50
60
Harrisburg—
Capital Bk & Tr Co.
Harrisburg Nat Bank
N
7,100.000
Common
1,879,250
18,806,601
1,062,054
1,775,395
52,481,130
2,946,318
871,706
52,934,073
50
50
77
10O
2,094,137
Oommon
Preferred
Union Trust Co.—. d
Allison-East End Tr.
Columbus—
Branson Bk to Tr Go
Common
10
224,882
Security-Peoples Tr-
National City Bank
Common...
Preferred
100
3,367.507
Erie—
564,701
12K
100
379,850
200.000
dl ,160.100
50,000
Marine Nat Bank— d
800,000
11K
16
250.000
500.000
Lorain Street Bank-
20
110
100
Altoona Trust Co—
Bank of Erie
5,000.000
8,000,000
Common
16
40
First Nat Bank—
,
4}*
Central Un Nat Bk—
.....
5,610,179
10
share
130
45
120
Altoona—
80
90
Vi
Amer Sav Bank Go.
} 190,483
Per
100
25
7,526,322
5,174,722
5,275,901
22""
70
70
3
Common
2,327,904
S
9,944,468
150.000
305,000
Bank..
Lehigh Vail Trust Co
Co—
5,000,000
5.000,000
Common
Nat
$
1.542,419
2,428,138
1.163,843
839,878
Preferred
4,000.000
2,500.000
Common
Cleveland Trust Go
Common
S
1,000,000
1,000,000
450.000
500.000
75
Central Trust Go—
Cleveland—
Allentown—
Allentown Nat Bank
119}* 122
Merchants Nat'l Bk_
800.000
Ask.
Nomi nal
Norwood-Hyde Park
Bk A Tr Go
'I;?.') ■}
March 4
Nomi nal.
Cincinnati (Con.)
■
National Banks
Institutions
March 4
7®
V^\
COMPANIES
TRUST
AND
8K
Nat Bank
,
49,203
140,879
69,892
10
20
23}*
14 H
24K
17
37
60
15
10i'
256
263
100
50
To
872,350 f
I
967,526
1,993,988
"is" "19""
300
285
29
v
31
10
10
£2
4K
Mi
30
40
71}*
73}*
Northw'n Nat Bk—
Common
119.705
250,000
1,648,262 / 25
Preferred
250,000
\ 25
20
Philadelphia Nat Bk 14.000,000 20,582,084 357,941.004
Roosevelt Bank.....
185.000 a 210,635
50
1,413,149
16
Second Nat Bank—
Common........
March 4
OKLAHOMA
-
100.000
75.000
79,273
37,988
100
100
2,365,361
1,242,705
Wyoming Bk to Tr..
Banca Com It Tr Co.
Broad Street Trust..
XeAlester—
Chestnut Hill T to Tr
100,000
100.000
103,000
114,788
1,700,000
2,288,487
100
100,000
300,000
60,791
300.651
1,786,219
2,979,301
100
100
300.000
200.000
J 301,183
25
Ptdeltty-Phlla Tr Co
N
o
re cent
Muskog
les
Citizens National Bk
Commercial Nat Bk.
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
Common
Preferred
Oklahoma City—
City Nat'l BkATr Co
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
Common
Preferred
Fidelity Nat BankLiberty Nat Bank..
Oklahoma Nat Bank
Tradesmen's Nat Bk
Tulsa—
First Nat Bk to Tr Co
Fourth Nat Bank—
Finance Co of Pa...
Pranlcford Trust Co.
German town Tr Co.
GHrard Trust Co
Industrial Trust Co.
200,000
92,837
2,600.000 12,054,900
2,400.000
450.000
202,442
1,200,000
327,773
100,000
25,078
500.000
220.924
Common
1st preferred
......
U00
100
4,412,183
45,179,962
f10
150
29
185
32}*
10
100
100
5,636,070
13,448,302
1,063,566
13,539,122
100
100
'"so"
110
60
125
"75""
135
80
160
Common........
764,887
100,000 1
200.000
80,592
46,502
20
29,608,627
3,897,008 / 20
\ 20
20
4,298,667
10
5
12}*
7
120
...
Liberty Title A Tr Co
Mitten Bk A Tr Co
Ninth Bank A Tr Co
Northern Trust Co..
Nor Phlla Trust Co.
Penn Co for Insur on
.
Lives A Grant Ann
Tr A Safe DepOo.
Penn W'h'g A SI) Co
Provident Trust
Heal Est Tr Co
2,500.000
Preferred
12,111,034
39,117,599 r
)
4,000,000
25,000
National Banks
March 4
1,849
OREGON
251,095
10
20
100
1.974,179
1,628,816
25
8.300,000 4,187,547 35,403,084
56,080
350,000
1,585,000
384,364
1,000,000
1.789,719
534,000
400,000
1,060,000
81,745
250.000
959,018
6,700,000 16,114,687 108,362,363
2.350.000 8,650,604
589,732
600.000 1,498,541
7,777,494
1.400.000 2,460,262 15,369,941
4.000.000 10,643,300 106,296,619
882.250 1,860,191
9,143,515
10(1
Portland Tr to Sav Bk
United States
Bk
I 30
200.000
150.000
2.500.000
600,000
'"15""
60
11
100
100
327
197
30
10
125
mmmmrn
12"
16
336
207 t
10
16}*
18
10
87
89
9
10
7}*
..
Real EstL'nd T ATCo
Common
Preferred
1 .200,854
6,271,472
60
33
503,338
,654,070
.373,158
,208,066
4,579,977
16,986,376
9,631,830
5,486,120
60
21
10
8
9
ion
500
63
525
68
io
500.000
a
167,439
76,878
3,942,509
1,729,264
2,285,282
401,422
53,239,415
2,994,627
100
3,646,355
87,692,826
20
100
115
102
30}*
50
10
8;400,000 13,711,013 210,616.401
750,000 a 962,973
815.344
3,200,000 13,876,869 40,942,286
1,500,000 2,399,509
9,166,432
3,750,000
7,500,000
Security Bk A Tr Co.
Sonsitaly Bk A Tr Co
110
ho
300.000
250,000
125,000
J11935246
\
200,000
141,725
28
100
433
74
40
25
30
40
100
50
f
5
I
31,055,261
m'S
78
39,222
573,382
224,414
247,998
106,839
418,416
532,836
2,536,141
50
979,264
464,655
9,981,884
10
1UU
14,689,318
50
125
Arsenal Bank
Bank of Ohio Valley.
Braddock Nat Bank. d
City Dep Bk A Tr Co
100.000
200,000
750,000
1.00 J 000
125
a
Dec. 31 1934.
e
Member of the BancOhto Corp.
104
31}*
d Common and preferred
I Last sale.
stock outstanding.
x-
5}*
10
4K
2,340,660 f 10
L 10
100
100
Nat'l
4.000.000
50
100
20
"4 H
120
14
35,174.815
1.159,347
Nomi nal
Per share
Portland—
First National Bank.
/ 30
no
995.973
4,000,000
3,000.000
1.000.0(H)
1,500,000
2.376,000
500.000
Common
Preferred
State Institutions
March 4
Eugene—
First National Bank
United States N Bk.
10
82.357
Pittsburgh—
Allegheny Valley Bk.
Preferred
I
Integrity Trust Co4,320,825 J100
2d preferred
Nat Bk of Oom'erce. d
350,000
Nat Bank of Tulsa—
Common
2.000.000
12
7,316,166 f 10
60,495
Tioga Nat Bk to TrOo
Trielesmen'sNational
Bank to Trust Co.
695.061
200,000 I
300,000
425.000
Preferred..
Nomi nat.
Per share
First National Bank.
First State Bank...
750,000 J
South Phila Nat BkOommon
State Institutions
March 4
Guthrie—
500.000 1
Preferred
National Banks
75
100
35
47
50
AND
BANKS
JUIA', 1935]
N
N
March
Surplus
Gross
A
Profin.
Deposits.
Bid.
Par.
Pittsburgh
(Concluded.)
Farmers Deposit Nat
First National Bank.
Fourteenth St Bank.
Bank
Bank
Pittsburgh
Homewood
91,403
426,542
1,262,782
3,610,680
Keystone Nat Bk—
Common........
Preferred
Mellon Nat Bank...
Nat Bank of America
200.000
200,000
7.600,000
2,250,347 /..50
\.50
187"" 2I0
100
160
Farmers Deposit Tr_
125,000
125.000
200,000
700.000
50,000
2.000.000
1.000.000
600.000
700.000
2.600.000
1.600.000
126,000
1,318,200
Fidelity Trust Oo
2,000.000
Common........
Preferred
Nor Side Deposit Bk
Pitt National Bank.
Bank
Onion National Bank
Union Savings Bank.
Western SAD Bank
Allegheny Trust Oo.
Colonial Trust Co..
Com'wealth Trust Oo
Dormont SAT Oo.
45,116
,
111,283
387,537
131,030
3,307,957
4,171,065
360.491
792,087
1,621,595
175
1,850,008
106,288
1,141,544
9,319,933
110,534
392,663
200,000
200.000
HaslewoodBk ofPltts
Hill Top Bank......
25.772,802
200.000
35,000
82.953
90.959
3,750,036
1,322.907
10
10
250,000
200,000
471,546
458.138
5,689,184
3,509,830
100
10
80,000
14,920
1,582,816
/100
Preferred.
Lower Main St Bank
...
Washington Tr Oo..
West End Bank.....
William Penn Tr Oo.
600,000
760,000
) 432,985
135"
92
110
83
....
78
61
100
50
100
N
SOUTH DAK0TA^«rw
March 4
64
75
68
25
Nomi nal.
50
Per
Sioux Falls—
60
•
50
#tss
50
45
20
4,667.216
18
17
Preferred
Berks Oo Trust Co..
Oity Bank A Tr Co..
Beading Trust Co..
Soranton—
E. Scranton State Bk
500,000
1.600.000
300,000
1.170300
First Nat'l Bk A Tr. i
i
200.000
First Nat Bank....
_
Green Ridge Bank
North Scrant Bk A Tr
Bank...
Scranton Nat Bk—
Providence
100 5800
10u
65
200,000
Union Savings Bank.
5900
80
50
*»«■>
50
50
8.689,080
240
10
Common........
Preferred
Bank....
Penna Trust Oo—
Common......
National Banks
TENNESSEE
March 4
/
10
16*$
1.037,797
25
Chattanooga—
Bkg Oo_.
Commercial Nat Bk:
Common
Hamilton Nat Bank.
18
50
65
25
762.637
2,155,609
920,006
50
50
50
50
122.799
2,119.111
/ 60
175
769,385
4,495,409
25
14,692,058
260.000
2.526.341
75
25
60
25
85,119
250.000
250.000
1345,956
8.692.794
100
240
250
226,911
1.094.300
50
25
30
Miners Nat Bank
\
170
200
6,986,551
/100
150
160
929,744
31,673,087
19,073
84,807
609,459
247,244
100
712.641
1,584,039 6.25
19,917,644 100
8,244,769 100
uoo
100
"99"" 105""
103"
50
105
1,386,535
1,380,017
65,737
32,499,820
23,447,489
1,293,908
3.500.000
3,033,097
44,078,199
J 525,421
41,286,799
/ 10
414,588
382.088
7,194.728
10.774.442
500.000 la 324.208
1.000.000
481.149
1.000.000
8,387,853
/100
16.065,741
uoo
100
25
20
30
25
170,596
2,098,517
1.000.000
50.000
Bank A Trust Co.
a
260.000
20
600.000
250
13 H
13 H
NashvilleAmerican Nat Bank
*
Common.........
Preferred
Common
Preferred
Third National Bank
a
26
10
7*$
6*$
Uoo
10
3,545.620
3,756,765
Wyoming Nat Bank
235
230
10
3.000.000
4,000,000
300.000
800.000
230
220
100
100
100
i .000.000
Bank.
Union Planters' Nat'l
State Savings
23
110
312,343
417.540
600.000
7
180
"90""
80
22
24
(6)
100
150""
140
108'
450
20
23,429.027
14,083,203
3,495,789
7.380,092
1.000.000
W-B Dep A Sav Bk.
125
6
175
500
25
50
5.285,999
2,926,085
971,529
881,192
2,500.000
Seoona Nat Bank...
120
50
,
250.000
100,000
...
100
Memphis—
First National Bank.
Broadway Nat Bank
Commerce-Union Bk
Nashville Trust Oo—
25
760.000
7.776.431
J 196.573
250,000
400,000
<3.000.000
Nat Bk of Commerce
165"
25
1.790,132
Hanover Bk A Tr Oo
Common........
Preferred
863.299
Knoxville—
50.000
2« >0 000
Oomm'l Bk A Tr Oo
HamiltonNatfonalBk <1.000.000
Park National Bank.
1.000,000
Wilkes-Barre—
First National Bank
Nomi nal.
Per share.
1
625.000
Bank of Knoxville
80*
25
380.244
250.000
200,000
March 4
80"
25
624.991
....
Preferred
""*5"
25
1,000.000
300,000
_
Preferred
9
11
10
5
77,268.743
State Institutions
W»«M
15
300.000
400.000
v
100
300
4
ii.676,166
2,833,411
13,104,547
Third Nat B A T Co-
West Side
lea
mmrne'trn
200.000
........
Preferred
South Side Bk A Tr.
•
re cent
sa
100
1,327,429
6,000,000 13,028,168
1,600,000
200.000
146,749
500,000 a 242,783
200.000
64.222
N
100
100
10f»
5,063.977
^156,073
share
100
1,367,113
1,229,828
4,236,856
4,809,552
1,038,148
100
530,697
366,430
3,353,019
36,570
59,854
23,329
130,791
46.476
125.000
100,000
450.000
500.000
Citizens Nat Bk A Tr
20
Union Nat Bank:
1,000,000 \
16
1100
70.000
Amer Tr A
...
182
178
15
145"
Beading—
Common
10
Spartanburg—
Common..
Preferred.
50
50
100
Worktngman's Savgs
1,565,841
7
Com'l Nat Bank—
43
100
77,004,442
824.393
*190,537
1,592,371
339,300
125.000
208,740,748
1.600.000 71.202,813
500.000
4,887,472
1.257,277
1,566,741
200,000
154,451
1,270,691
125.000
122,870
100.000
100
100
1,837.652
160.000
Bank A Trust Oo.
(lOO
13*$
95""
85
Greenville-
100
8ecurltv Nat'l B A Tr
9.059,534
100
520.997
Columbia—
First Nat Bk of Ool.
1,187,923 / 25
1 25
40
984,924
50
7,864,021
931,987
27,463,664 "loo
386.996
250.000
6.000.000
Tr Oo..
Common
236,925
Common
50
People's—Pittsburgh
Potter Title A Tr Oo
Common.....
Preferred........
Provident Trust Oo.
South Hills Trust Oo
Union Trust Oo
Common.
Preferred
1,000,000
1.300,000
200,000
50,000
Corn Exch Sav Bank
Manchester
Savings
Bank A Trust Oo.
Ask.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
11,830,677 0100 t 13
100
125
4,233,401
500,000
50
28,483,526
2,836,806
6,620,641
27,180,369
15,475.466
1,836,371
316,443
17,428,350
668,131
i,914,473
Bid.
Par
$
485,760
155,969
40,455
Charleston—
Carolina Sav Bank..
Miners a Merch Bk.
South Oaro Nat Bk—
100
18,608,086 257,930,926
Gross
Deposits.
First National Bank.
100
107,166
100.000
172.700
Surplus A
Profits.
Peoples Nat Bank...
100
1
at
Iron Ac Glass Dol Sav
,
Capital.
Citizens a Sou Bank g
48,007,673
81,776,994
77,487,934
6,145,038
2,897,552
1,157,326
c4,409,915
8,784,340
5,163,402
300.000
461.490
149,256
650,000
973,545
200.000
6.000.000
6.000.000
Forbes National Bk.
Sheraden
Ask.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Dollar Savings Bank d
Freehold
Marchd*1*9 SOUTH CAROLINA ^tateMarch
%nk' PENNSYLVANIA StatSMarch30°™
Capital.
113
TRUST COMPANIES
100
National Banks
TEXAS
"
March 4
State Institutions
1
March 4
Willlamsport—
First National Bank
Common....
Preferred
Willlamsport N Bk.
West Branch Bk A Tr
'
452.800
10
Preferred
Drov A Mech N Bk.
Eastern Nat Bank.
First National Bank.
Industrial Nat Bank
Western Nat Bank..
York Oo Nat Bank
York N Bk A Tr Oo.
Guardian Trust Oo.
York Trust Oo
250.000
250.000
[
150.000
100.000
600.000
125.000
226.000
300.000
500.000
500,000
750.000
352,769
23,498
457,929
200,548
501,230
757,807
487,495
732,650
1,156,274
1,812,000
2,568,373
447,192
5,592,359
1,429,305
3,257,760
4,145,594
3,352,992
3,461,890
5,338,903
f
10
L
182,747
Austin—
5
10
18
"16""
600.000
ioe
100,000
<
2,000,287
J100
,r-100.000
j
77,162
10
10
100
19
100
160
20
26
26
10
165""
34
37
25J4
62
17
Secur St Bk A Trust
357,882
609.158
26,425
7,736,396
9,820,269
1,773,848
8.000.000
25,000
3.361.809
17.654
93,035.941
20
732,992
100
i
16
Preferred
150.000
Capital notes
RHODE ISLAND s'aUlT%tttom
100.000
400.000
300.000
120.000
300.000
28,102
460.362
6,338,706 f 25
i 25
430.894
3,010,031
500,000
972.871
4,207,723
25
6^
68
100.000
100.000
120,000
56,646
1,190,987
110
110
10
15
50
100
30
35
1,000,000
1.000.000
.....
Preferred...——
High St Bk A Tr Oo
218.601
£
1,179,763
36,034
2,234,557
{iS!
100
35*$
110
18,522.614
(20
11*$
12*$
1100
Trust Oo:
4.000,000 11.199.295
2.000.000
.....
62.315.700
212,008
762.108
5,354,493
17,548,709
150,000
1.000,000
Oak Cliff Bk A Tr Co:
Common
100.000
75.000
Capital notes
110
J 221,019
Republic Nat Bank A
Common
Columbus Nat Bank:
Common
Preferred..
Preferred
Nat Bank of Comm.
Dallas Bank A Tr Oo
Providence—
Blackstone Can Nat
J
34*$
Mercantile Nat Bk—
Nomi nal.
Per share
84,600
100
10c
DallasFirst National Bank.
Common........
Common.........
100
400.000
400,000
200.000
First National Bank.
27*$
69
/
BeaumontAmerican Nat Bank.
Common
Newport Nat Bank..
Newport Trust Oo..
0
les
100
Liberty State Bank:
Newport—
Aquidneck Nat Bank
N
rec ent
•a
Hillcrest State Bank.
National Bank
March 4
UOO
"26"
T
Capital Nat Bank—
Capital stock
Preferred stock—
100
7,736,396
287,382 "13,537,980
357.882
400.000
American Nat Bank.
Austin Nat Bank...
Fork-
Cent Nat Bk A Tr Co
Common........
Nomi nal~
Per share
10
Texas Bank A Tr Co:
Common
—
125,000
100.000
Capital notes
j
23,404
J
18,064
/ 20
33
34
190
33
200
95
100
11
12
1100
1,591.806
999.063
100
20
J100
| 20
35
Mechanics Nat Bank
Common........
Preferred...
NatBank of OomATr
Phenlx Nat Bank—
Providence Nat Bank
Industrial Trust Oo.
Lincoln Trust Oo—
Rhode 1 Hob Nat Bk.
Rhode Isld Hob TrCo
Union Trust Oo
25
204,433
4,543,702
250,000
25
250.000
733.905
7.432,463
50
860.000
932,278
3.371.446
450.000
1,500.000 2,114,293 10,721.761
4.000,000 9,479.748 111,688.515 100
1
25
966.339
193,074
125.000
2.500.000 2.765.747 42.999.204 JtlOO
5,000,000 11,765.747 48,034.351 1000
971.162 20,318,450 100
1.000.000
1S0
15
"55"
105
180
150
15
2355"
100
•
60
115
187
160
20
b Member of
2450'
d A mutual savings
110
q
Woonsoeket—
Woonsocket Trust
Bank of Savannah, Ga., system.
c
June 1
First Security Corp.
1935.'
'
bank.
Affiliated with the Citizens A Southern National Bank of Atlanta, Ga.
and preferred stock outstanding,
owned by the Rhode Island Hospital Trust Co.
< Common
Oo
Common.........
Preferred
Sale price.
t Citizens A Southern
Dec. 31 1934.
a
........
200.000 I
250.000 /
306,097
2.699,558
/100
l 50
1100
it Stock all
I Last sale.
1
Ex-dividend.
1
•
-vV
114
BANKS
National Banks
COMPANIES
National Banks
Par
Deposits.
Bid.
Ask.
State
VIRGINIA
Mar. 4
Gross
Surplus A
Profits.
Capital.
TRUST
Stats Institutions
Mar.
4
TEXAS
4
Mar.
AND
4
Qross
Surplus A
Profits.
Capital.
Institutions
Mar.
Bid.
Par.
Deposits.
Nomi nal.
$
251,803
858,986
El Pebo—
300.000
300.000
El Paso Nat Bank-Btate National Bank
$
6,977.322
16,239,086
Per
First National Bank.
150
500
340,497
10,719,896
563,080
Trust
453,180
7,677,875
100
600,000
500,000
439,818
272,469
3,694,640
3,286,122
60
42,777
330,884
5
59,165
639,441
369,153
3.667,706
70,596
391,763
636.069
26,831,013
556,344
13.311,435
51,234
489,116
100
) 127,822
1,401,154
/ 10
70.705
2,195.806
10
250,000 1
356,349
5,681,066
250,000
250,000 d
450,000
/ 50
70,261
294,698
655.698
Co
27,359,454 f 20
75
676.000
32
30
Coin'l Tr & Savs Bks:
[ 20
207,000
a
—
Common.
35,245,879
Fraternal Bk ~8c Tr Co
15,420 d
100.000
Union Bank A Tr Co
'
2,378
30,926
I
486,628
588,000
20
1
|1,223,421
24
Lynchburg Tr A S B.
26
256.009
750,000
U S National Bank.. al.000,000
393,149
9,001,017
3,766.024
Mer A Mec Sav Bk_.
Merch A Planters Bk
100
100
256.079
7,116,956
8.391.095
too
100
24,017
2,321,418
100
227,571
N
Hutchings-Sealy
.....
/
6
l
O
V...
.
les
sa
350,000 d
250,000
a
2,000,000
Seaboard Citz N BkCommon
1,500,0001
Preferred
500.000f
Southern Savings Bk a
175.000
re cent
National Bank—
.
5
100
1275"
Norfolk—
10
luu
Nat Bk of Commerce
200,000
300.000
180
1107
.....
20
GalveBton—
City National Bank.
First National Bank.
;
75,000 1
150,000 J
300,000
...
Preferred-
—
1115
Depositors'Industrlal
60
Loan Bank
1
Common.......
Preferred
Pt Worth Nat Bank:
Common.
%
1,000,000
°eople'o Nat Bank
750.000 d
$
inal.
Per share.
Lynchburg Nat Bank
A
Port Worth—
Continental Nat Bk.
First National Bank:
s
Lynchburg—
share.
100
100
Ask,
Norn
3,059,389
2,925,655
100
100
100
75
475
500
90
94
[100
65
68
7
10
\
100
80
PetersburgHouston—
Citizens Nat Bank—
Cltlsens State Bank.
250,000
Common
50
City National Bank:
J 145,007
Jl,204,675
5,590,221 j
23
Petersb Sav A AmTr
26
42,658,724
American Nat Bank:
>
Common
110
,
Preferred
Citizens Trust
o
Common
500,000
Preferred
500,000
Second Nat'l Bank.. a2.000.000
Nat Bank of Comm. a3,500,000
J 209,753
9,481,363
909,760
26,061,178
29,052,840
6,045,330
20,967,680
2,254,426
183,895
1,193,532
State National Bank al.000,000
Union National Bank
1,000,000
South
Texas
Com¬
mercial Nat Bank
1.500,000
Fidelity Trust Co
100
140
160
110
100
180
100
a
10
—...
100
40.679,770
s
449,972
4,739.831
4.411,502
600,000
1,000,000
.
225
100
100
125"
155""
106
100
N
50
100
100
8,162,373
12,040,026
20
24
25
20
18
19 K
559.329
54,114.861
10
20
1.512,468
410,434
100
I
0
re cent
les
Rlohmond—
Bank of Comm A Tr
Central National Bk
195
210
f;
2.193,238
155""
140
iUO
100
100
Co.
Merch A Farmers Bk
Consol Bk & Tr Co..
1,659,092
200,000 d 350,866
600.000
737,889
1.750.000
126,251
Guardian Trust Co..
Houston Land A Tr.
150
397,165
635,161
58,448
2,802,118
61,407
101,249
80.000
3,000.000
Srst A Mer Nat Bk.
ech A Mer Bank..
200.000
154.500
Poll'd A Bagby Tr Co
State-Planters Bank
San Jacinto Nat Bk-
:
,
"52" ~53K
50
100
A Trust Co:
Oommon
300.000
Preferred.....
350.000
J
3.721,536
83,772
Common
112X
1,250,000
Preferred
105
\
2.000,000 J
200.000
200,000 d
Sav Bank A Tr Co..
Southern Bk A Tr Co
Port Arthur—
First National Bank.
Merchants Nat'l Bk.
8an Antonio—
100,000
100.000
496,274
325.086
3,833,872
3,119,559
650
100
100
\
Virginia Trust Co... al,200,000
14 K
42.387,433 ll2».
1100
2.741,095
25 "70"
818.053
<
350.235
32,021
381,784
994,864
15
12
5.609,035
50
55
5,299,892
21,379.514
2,882.984
inn
16
mrnmmm
Roanoke—
Alamo National Bk:
Common.
Preferred
Bexar Co Nat Bank-
500,000
1,000,000
Common........
200,000
200,000
J 105,671
1,852,104
1.200,000
981,078
Colonial Amor Nat B
First Nat Exch Bank
Mountain Trust Bk.
25,192,472
Preferred
Frost National Bank
Groos Nat Bank—
Common
11,976,860
| 464,741
j
{
Oommon........
Preferred.....
200.000
150.000
Waoo—
Cltlsens' Nat Bank..
250,000
First National Bank. al.000,000
National City Bank.
100.000
47,151
1,000,000
1.000.000
800.000
316,395
1,107,189
335,560
50
45
100
150
70
National Banks
o
WASHINGTON
Mar. 4
State
Institutions
Mar. 4
les
sa
15,116,547
100
21,738
80,818
695,328
3,475,177
100
100
Nomi
Seattle-
Per
First National Bank.
Nat Bk of Commerce
Pacific Nat Bank
237,397
369,940
83,853
8,000.000
2.500.000
2.500.000
2,332,081
2,230,285
937,700
378,120
93,398
129,193
176,396
331,075
People's Bk A Tr Co n .050 .ooo
j
8,713,486
11,273,399
776,166
mm m
re cent
522,896
2,588,715
mmm-.'
mm
50
100
3.632,748 f
j, 201,687
mm
50
N
350,000 1
Preferred
150.000
Nat Bank of Comm. al .000.000
National Bank ofFort
Sam Houston
100,000
San Antonio Nat Bk
a400,000
South Texas Nat Bk■
I
Portsmouth—
...
Houston Nat Bk—
300,000
300,000
3,000,000
2,500,000
,
Preferred........
First Nat Bank—
Common..
Preferred-
200,000
193,240
515,000
Preferred
Common........
Sumitomo B of Seattle
Tower Savings Bank
150
100
Seattle Trust Co.
65
60
50
University Nat Bank
..
200.000
300,000
400,000
550,000
100
100
80,803,994 i 20
40,594,138 C 25
160
17,439,683
13,680,417 100
100
1,637.131
20
1,634,938
20
3,850,242
3,211,372 100
nat
sharr
20 M
115
125
-----
-----
20
30
38
43
"1
•„(, i-.
Spokane—
First Nat Bk in Spok
500,000
118,212
500,000
500,000
25.000
334,235
11,300,821 1100
\100
59,521
378,624
315,191
1,020,302 100
22,818,436 0100
100
4,903,019
843,729
205,234
13,558,082
3,242,687
3,766,904
OldNBAUnTOo—
National Banks
Mar.
4
Common
Preferred
State Institutions
Mar.
4
UTAH
Security State Bank.
Spok A East Tr Co.. al,750,000
Washington Trust Co
200.000
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Ogden—
Commercial Sec Bk.
First Security Bk NA
300,000
1.000.000
143,983
623,206
4,921,750
14.462,751
900.000
51.0uu.uuo
750.000
254,361
665,446
575,791
12.308.556
100
100
1.000,000 I
250.000
300.000
680,431
13,846,724
100
197,327
2,116,479
100
1,500,000 I
750,000
378.266
22,745.338
100
100
100 ft
......
7ix
6%
N
O
:
re cent
sa
les
Tacoma—
Nat Bank of Tacoma
100
100
Puget Sound Nat Bk
1.000.000
600,000
100
25
175
12
200
15
Salt Lake City—
Dontl Nat BkATr Co
a
a
Eton's Sav Bk A Tr:
Common
Capital notes
Utah Sav A Trust Co
Walker Bk A Tr Co:
Common
Capital notes.....
100
10.768,773
14,961,361
40
60
70
>-
65
127X 135
Mfinat Ban*. WEST VIRGINIA
112
105
mm**
"85" "95""
Charleston Nat Bk:
Common.
....
.Preferred........
KanawhaBkgATr Co
Common........
National Banks
Mar.
4
Capital notes
Kanawha Valley Bk.
Nat Bank of Comm.
Central Trust Co_
VERMONT
State Institution»
Mar. 4
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Barre—
Ghrantte S B A 1
1,062,500
750,000
J 892,288
500.000 1
139,859
250,000
1.000,000 1,285,945
200.000
34,244
500,000
237,770
19,339,808
/ 25
1 40
4.127,747
156
N
{100
16,704,623
2,025,206
s
500,003
100
310,000
200.000
-
467,500
119,343
157.978
3,172,396
2,165,912
1,816,635
100
5,275,65
5,039,466
659,586
4,063.179
100
1.090.000 h
610,975
340,553
70,837
32,934
407.500 d
341,809
3.530,684
155"' 155"
100
t
•
l£
-
512.500
600.000
150.000
100
N
o
40
re
cent
100
sa
les
Montpelier—
;
150,000
73,944
1,171.384
100
4O0
600.000
400,943
4.495.020
100
449.605
500.000
500,000
100.000 d
300,000
36,698
488", 468
472,409
196,000
584,343
839,173
4,049.927
4.431.975
1,108,087
3.993.976
25
100
100
200
1,591,828
16,581,087
100
100
Nat Bank of W Va..
Nat Exchange Bank. i
80 Side Bk A Tr
Co.
Security Trust Co
Wheeling Dollar Savs
A Trust Co.......
o
Preferred
-
k
o
150,000 I
228,900
100.000
619.954
143,537
1,286,912
1,311.014
lioo
Sale price.
a
150
Common and preferred stock outstanding.
20
6 Member of First
Security Corp
luu
Rutland—
€
Central Nat Bank-
-
k
-
...
-
-
100.000
55.000
100,000
195,000
100,000
Member of the Marine Bancorporatlon.
d Dec. 31
| 119,209
£ 250,223
100,000 I
125.000
257.500
864,540 flOO
0
1100
130,663
98.973
118,854
456,314
N
o
10
re
100
sa
cent
les
2,336,765 /100
(100
1,317.046
1934.
Member of the Northwest Bancorporatlon
h June 30 1934.
J 10
I
2,470,106
1,795.300
*
2,336,972 rioo
36,726
220,994
les
Wheeling—
Half Dollar Trust A
Burlington—
y-/
cent
sa
100
Center Wheeling Sav
Cltlsens Mutual Tr
100
205,000 d
100
0
re
y
MSav Bank
>
People's Nat Bank..
5
Quarry SBkATi
Preferred
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Charleston—
>
70
60
1 Member First National
Corp.
/Last sale
o
Controlled by the Joseph F. Meyer Interests.
r
Member People's Corp
s
Trust funds.
*
Ex-dividend
100
100
100
••••••
65
r
'mm
mmm
75
"75"
110
"W
105
110
'
BAUKS
July, 1935]
National Banks
State Institutions
WISCONSIN
March 4
115
TEUST COMPANIES
AND
March 4
Canadian Bank Statements
Capital.
La Crosse—
Batavlan Nat Bank.
Exchange State Bank
Nat Bk of La Crosse.
State Bk of La Crosse
a
Returns
Gross
Surplus A
Profits.
Deposits.
$
%
$
500.000
50,000
550.000
100.000
285,891
100,090
124,894
124,349
Par.
4,101,638
844,799
4,794,628
2,304,105
Amer St^te Bank...
200,000
Badger State Bank.. d
City Bank A Tr CoBest Side Bank.... d
500,000
350,000
200.000
62,842
134.926
130,263
85,394
o
1,022,902
4,533,309
1,676,362
1,708,650
First Wise N Bk.
a 15,000.000
4,091,282 175,59i;i22
Heme Savings Bank.
500.000
85,000
775,000
KUbeurn State Bk..
135.000 b
677,613
20,716
Lincoln State Bank:
Common
100,000 16 55,167
543,784
'
....
2°n
0
les
65
53
d
100
d
""47*4 "50*"
Gross
Reserve
Fund.
Capital,
100
Prices are per cent, not per share.
re cent
sa
Deposits.
Bid.
Par.
Halifax-
$
$
Bank of Nova Scotia 12.000.000 24.000.000 218,174,858
100
20
• 274
mmmmm
rnmmmm
100
Toronto-
995,164
30,319,258
20
31
33
Marshall A Haley Bk
Mitchell St State Bk.
Park Savings Bank..
3,000,000 1,576,558
5.462
600,000 6
200.000 6
9,201
37,619,385
1,273,162
859,014
20
100
100
14
16
State Bank of Milw.
550,000
475,000 6
400,000
300,000
1.000.000
41,923
803,777
961,512
2,898,130
2,411,856
2,272,706
20
20
100
20
100
,3*4
773,367
218,357
591,317
cent.
mm m
lo ""if"
300.000 1
424
Ask.
Per
270
rnmmmmrnm
2.200,000
West Side Bank....
Wisconsin State Bk.
First Wise Trust Co.
all of April 30 1935.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
24
Marine Nat Exch Bk
TeuteniaAveStateBk
are
Ask.
'''''
.
Milwaukee—
.Capital notes
20
100
e 20
100
Bid.
Per
Bank of Toronto...
6.000.000 9.000.000 98,941,312
Can Bank of Oomm. 30.000.000 20,000.000 466.169.642
Dominion Bank....
7.000.000 7.000.000 100^816,272
Imperial Bank of Oan
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
180
128
8.000.000 110,430.478
7.000.000
iOO"*
cem.
201
144
204
146
166 X 168
181
185
5
13
10
155
""20""
mmmmm mm
m
mmmmm
Montreal—
Bank of Montreal... 36,000,000 38,000,000 624.096,763
Banaue Oanadienne.
7.000,000 5,000.000 105,916,159
750,000 10,261,942
Barclays Bk (Canada)
1,500.000
Provincial Bk of Can 4.000.000
1,000,000 38.358.245
Royal Bk of Canada. 35.000.000 20,000,000 609,051,632
•
Per
cent
185
129
rn'm+mmmm
150
151
Sale price.
t Wisconsin Bankshares Corp. no par stock.
National Banks
March 4
WYOMING
Common and preferred stock outstanding.
a
b Dec. 31
1934.
d Unit of tbe Wisconsin Bankshares Corp.
Per share,
Cheyenne—
American Net Bank.
Stock Growers N Bk.
5,222,918
4,992.582
206,544
213.604
250,000
300,000
100
100
mmmm~m
.....
§
Member of the Northwest Bancorporation,
.....
mmmrnmm
{Last sale,
o
Oct. 20 1934.
Quotations are for the last day of the month preceding the
Bid.
Bonds.
Atlanta—5s 1952 opt 1932—JAD
5a 1957 opt 1937—-.-—JAJ
5s 1955 opt 1935.*
MAN
5s 1956 opt 1936*.—.—31AS
Atlantic—5s 1954 opt 1934—MAS
5a 1952 opt 1932MAS
5s 1954 opt 1934.
-JAJ
5s 1955 opt 1935
-JAD
5s 1957 opt 1937
-MAS
_
5s 1953 opt 1933
5s
Feb 1953 opt 1933—FAA
js 1952 opt 1932
■ 1964 opt 1934
is 1965 opt 1935
-MAN
MAN
-—AAO
6s 1953 opt 1933—MAS
5a 1954 opt 1934———.
5s 1963 opt 1933
AAO
5s 1965 opt 1935
JAJ
5s 1966 opt 1936
JAJ
5s 1966 opt 1936—AAO
-
Denver—5s 1954 opt 1934..JAD
5s 1955 opt 1935
—FAA
5s 1956 opt 1936....—
FAA
5Mb Nov 1951 opt 1931—MAN
Des Moines—5s *52 opt '32.MAN
5a May 1953 opt 1933—MAN
■
_5s 1963
opt 1933
MAN
First Carolines—5a'52 opt'32M AN
5s 1954 opt 1934
.AAO
5s 1955 opt 1935
-JAJ
5s Feb 1956 opt 1936—>AA
5s June 1956 opt 1936—JAD
IstofFt WavneS *4s'31opt'51M AN
5s Nov 1953 opt 1933——MAN
4Ms May 1957 opt 1937.MAN
4Ms Nov 1957 opt 1937-MAN
First of Montgomery 5s '54 opt '34
5s 1966 opt 1936........AAO
5s Apr 1967 opt 1937—AAO
5s Dee 1967 opt 1937—JAD
First New Orl 5a '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 Chicago4 Ms Feb 1958 opt 1938—.FAA
4hs Deo 1955 opt 1935—AAO
4 Ms Jnly 1954
Bid
Ask.
Bonds and Stocks.
Fletcher 4J4a 1954 opt 1934 MAN
4Hs 1955 opt 1935.
MAN
4Mb Nov 1957 opt 1937.MAN
5s Nov 1953 opt 1933
MAN
Fremont—5s 1953 opt '33-JAD
5s 1952 opt 1932.—
MAN
4 Ms 1965 opt 1936...... JAD
4 Ms 1966 opt 1936———AAO
Greensboro (NO) 5a'53 op'33 AAO
5s Dec 1955 opt 1935..
JAD
Greenbrier 5s 1964 opt 1934.AAO
5a 1965 opt 1935...
JAJ
5s 1957 opt 1937....
MAS
100
100
101
100
91
101
101
102
100
100
100
100 *4
100*4
99*4
99*4
99*4
99*4
100 *4
100*4
100*4
100*4
opt 1934
_5s 1952 to 1957
JAJ
...
97
96
98
96
100
99
98
100
99
100
100
100
91
91
91
91
100
100
100
97
97
97
97
97
100
99
98
98
88
88
88
88
96
98
98
98
98
30
30
30
30
/ Flat pries
*
MAS
FAA
Ex-dividend.
5s 1954
_
100*4
100 *4
100*4
100*4
100*4
101
93
93
93
93
101
101 4
101
99
99
99
99
99
101
100
100
100
90
90
90
90
98
100
100
100
100
94
95
96
97
96
97
98
99
97
97
99
First Trust of Dallas—
5s Sept 1954 opt 1934
5s Feb 1957 opt 1937
5sNov 1951 opt 1931
MAN
Kentucky—5a *52 opt '32—.MAN
30
30
99
-
Ill-Midwest—5s '53 op *33-AAO
5s 1954 opt 1934
.JAD
_5s 1955 opt 1935—.
—MAN
01 of MonticeUo 5s 1951 A1952..
Iowa 4Mb 1955 opt 1935....AAO
4Mb 1956 opt 1936.
FAA
30
;
5s 1968 opt 1938—
„
101
101
30
100
100
100
Ask
Pennsylvania 5s *53 opt *33.MAN
5s Feb 1955 opt 1935
.FAA
5s 1966 opt 1936—AAO
_5s 1967 opt 1937
—MAS
Phoenix 4Ms '61 opt *41
JAD
5s 1961 optional 1941
..JAD
Potomac 5s 1954 opt 1934..JAD
5s 1956 opt 1936
...JAD
98 *4
99 *4
100
Bid.
Bonds.
100
98*4
*29*4
*29 >4
*29*4
*29 *4
*29 *4
*29*4
*29 *4
*29 *4
*29*4
date of issue.
Ask.
98*4
-MAS
5s Deo 1953 opt 1933
-JAD
California—6s 1951 opt 1931-MAN
5s July 1956 opt 1936—-JAJ
Chioago Joint 5 Hs '51 opt'3lMAN
581961 opt 1931—
—MAN
is 1952 opt 1932
MAN
5s 1963 opt 1933
—MAN
4 Ms 1952 opt 1932
MAN
Is 1963 opt 1933
MAN
„
,
XEx-dividend.
opt 1934—
JAJ
5s Jan 1957 opt 1937.
JAJ
Lafayette—5s 1953 opt "33.MAN
4Ms Nov 1957 opt 1937-MAN
Lincoln—5s 1951 opt 1931.MAN
5s 1943 opt 1928—...
MAN
5s 1942 opt 1927........MAN
4 Ms 1965opt 1935
JAJ
4Ms 1966 opt 1936
—JAJ
■4Ma 1967 opt 1937—
JAJ
Louisville—5s 1952 opt 1932MAN
As Nov 1953 opt 1933MAN
Maryland-Va 5s*55 opt '35.MAN
.
5s 1956 opt 1936.
.—.JAD
5s Apr 1957 opt 1937.—AAO
Mississippi 5s '55 opt '35—FAA
AM» 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—5s '53 opt *38.—MAS
.
5a
5s
5a
5s
1952 opt 1931—
MAN
1955 opt 1934——...—FAA
1956
opt 1936—..
MAS
Apr 1957 opt 1937——AAO
Ohio-Pennsylvania of Cleveland 1
5s 1953 to
Oregon- Wash 5s *52 opt '32.MAN
1958-.——!-.
5s
Get 1953 opt
1933—..AAO
5s 1954 opt 1934—..
...
91
.
90
90
98
98
100
100
101
87
87
87
93
96
96
97
100
100
100
93
92
95
95
95
93
93
93
100
100
100
100
100,,
99M
100
98
98
98
98
96
96
96
96
96
101
93
93
n
92
92
100
100
101
101
102
102 M
89
89
89
95
98
98
99
95
94
97
97
97
95
95
95
101
101
101
101
101
101
101
100
100
100
_
5s Mar 1957 opt 1937—MAS
San Fran—5s '53 opt *33...JAJ
5s Mar 1954 opt 1934—MAS
5s
Sept 1957 opt 1937—MAS
Salt Lake O—5s53 op '33 JAJ
5s July 1956 opt 1936
JAJ
5s 1953 opt 1933—
—..JAJ
MAN
...MAN
5s 1954 opt 1934
MAN
5b 1956 opt 1936
JAJ
Ss 1957 opt 1937
.JAJ
5s Mar 1958 apt '38
.MAS
So Minn 5*4s '51 opt '31
MAN /
5s May 1953 opt 1933....MAN /
5s 1952 opt 1932
MAN /
5s 1964 opt 1934
...MAN /
Southwest (Little Bock, Ark.)—
4*|s
1956 opt 1936
4Hs 1957 opt 1937
Union Louisville, Ky—
5s 1952
...JAJ
JAJ
MAN
opt 1932.
1934—-MAN
—FAA
Vlrginla-Caro 5s '53 opt '33-MAN
5s Aug 1954 opt 1934.——FAA
5s May 1957 opt 1937—MAN
5s 1956 opt 1936
FAA
Virginia—5s *53 opt '33—MAN
5s Nov 1 1951 opt 1931— MAN
5s 1955 opt 1935.
...—JAJ
100
100
100
98
97
97
48*5
48*5
48*5
48*5
MAN
5s Nov 1954 opt
5s 1957 opt 1937
98
98
100
100
100
100 H
100 H
101
5s May 1957 opt 1937...MAN
■
98
97
100M
4Mb 1956 opt 1936
San Antonio—5s May 1953 opt '33
5s May 1956 opt 1936
98
98
98
98
98
96
100
101
100
100
101
100
5s Mar 1954 opt 1934..—-MAS
5a 1955 opt 1935—
MAS
■■
Tennessee—
6s Aug 1955 opt 1935.
FAA
Union (Det) 6s *54 opt *34—MAN
5s May 1955 opt 1935—MAN
5s 1956 opt 1936.———..JAJ
5s 1957 opt 1937
..JAJ
4*4s 1955 opt 1935
..JAJ
STOCKS
Pot
Atlanta—.———...—
Atlantic—...
...100
Dallas
Pacific Coast Jt Stk Land Bk—
Portland. Ore—5a'53op'33 JAJ
5s 1954 opt 1934—....MAN
5s 1955 opt 1935—.....MAN
5s 1956 opt 1936—.....JAJ
Los Angeles—5s '53 opt *33 JAJ
FAA
—JAJ
'33—JAD
5s 1952 opt 1932.—.....MAN
5s 1943 opt 1928
JAD
_
100
98
97
95
95
95
5s 1957 opt 1937—
5s Jan 1958 opt 1938
St Lonis—5s 1953 opt
..
Denver
—
100
—
101
Des Moines..———100
First Carollnas ............100
102M
Freemont—...............100
101
101
Lincoln
North Carolina
—.100
...
99*5
98
98
98
98
97
97
97
97
97
95*5
95*5
95*5
100
100
100
99
99
99
99
97
97
97
4
14
25
5
56
4
3
5
2
,
102M Pennsylvania.—.——.
•101,,
101M
Potomac
San Antonio— .——.100
Virginia
——.5
Virginia-Carolina....————
101
97
97
6
6
25
35c
4
101
101
101
100
100
100
100
99
99
99
17
30
10
60
6
5
7
4
13
30*"
55c
INSURANCE STOCKS
116
Quotations are as near as possible for the last day of the
NetSurplus
Unearned
Dec. 31
Par
Premium
Reserve.
Capital.
1934.
T
A 8ur
Aetna Casualty
(Hartford)
(Hartf)—
Aetna Life (Hartford)
Agricultural (Watet'n)
Amer Alliance (N Y)_
Amer Equitable (N Y)
Aetna Insur
(Wash'ton)
Amer Home Flre(N 1)
Amer Insur (Newark)
Amer Fire
5
100
10
(N Y).
(N Y). 10
25
Y)
AutomobUelns (Hartf) 10
Baltimore Amer (Bit)
Bankers A Shlpp (NY)
100
Beaton (Boston)
Buffalo Ins Co (Buff) 100
California-West. States
10
Life (Sacramento).
5
Camden Flre(Oamden)
Carolina (Wilmington
Amer Relnsur
Amer Reserve
Amer Surety (N
3,000,000 2,61,1,488
1,000,000 2,677,940
416,179
100,000
1,000,000 1,006,883
3,343,740 7,941,216
1,000,000 2.574.976
1,000,000 1,026,849
7,500,000 2,442,677
5,000,000 4,667,679
665.243
1,500,000
1,000,000 1,154,962
3,000,000 10.097,143
961,560
1,000,000
10
OltyofNewYork(NY)
10
10
5
Dec. 31
1,875.427
3,797,490
65,557
459,157
11,586,898
952,652
2,058,560
5,748,993
5,155,419
2.140.035
2,600,574
4,555,890
2,177,192
872.048
2,000,000
250,490
3,525,153
37,615,337
4,392,630
500,000
737,946
493,359
}l,000,000
1,342,303
397,565
2,514,493
345,020
1,657,526
EmployaroRe-lns(KC)
Excess Ins
(N Y)
10
Federal Ins (Jer City)
20
Fidelity & Dep (Bait).
Fldellty-Phenlx (NY).
Fidel A Guar (Bait).
10
Fire Assoc of Phila
Fireman's (Wash'ton) 20
25
Flrewana Fund (8 F).
Firemen's Ins (Milw). 100
5
Flremanslns (Newark)
5
Franklin Fire (Phila).
General Alliance (N ew
York)
Gen Am Life (St L)—.
..
.
Georgia Home
Glens Falls Insurance
(Glens Falls. NY).
Globe A Republic
Globe A Rutgers Fire.
Gr
Amer
1.061.273 34,642.228
1,985.566
3,206.949
4,346,113 142,210,658
7,301,883
20.381,495
1,000",006
445,811
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
Lumbermen's (Phila).
Oas'ty
25
(Phila)
Maryland Cas (Bait).
Mass Bonding A Ins
(Boston)
Mechanics Ins (Phila)
10
24
78
23
225*
Merch Fire
175
883,253
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
10
13
51
23
Merchants
32
5,778.472
1,660,226 114,510,264
431.147
820,955
Liberty (NY)..
National 8uretv (N Y)
Nat'l Union (Waah)..
555
150
New
m
Hanover Fire (N Y)_.
Harmonla Fire (Buff).
Hartford Fire (Hartf).
Hartford Steam Boiler
25 5*
26 5*
2
3
255*
26 3*
(Hartford)
Homestead Fire (Bait)
85
'315*
323*
19
17
3654
37
10
10
2
10
5
20
75*
5H
12 H
70 54
nH
119
14
$
72^
13
124
Ca»
2
Brunswick
1,000,000
2,000,000
5,703,217
75*
95*
10
1,000,000
I,411.618
1,070,335
28 5*
305*
Fire
(New Brans, N J)..
New England Fire
(Plttsneld, Mass)..
New Hampshire Fire
(Manchester, N H).
New Jersey Insurance
(Newark, N J)
575,984
47.795
4,351,089
725.471
319.712
7,259.088
4,279,901
465*
495*
20
1.000,000
1,000,000
2,000,000
1.000,000
664,153
1,741,358
9.245.593
3.722,822
1,496,233
40 H
1,881,809
5,571,528
3.836,287
24
4254
175*
2554
83
89
10
1,000.000
713,492
544,333
18
20
25
(Minneapolis)
125
:
N ortta westeraNationai
145*
130
25
10
6454
6534
Phila Nat (Phila)....
10
10
10
30
35
84 3*
Phoenix Ins (Hartf).
10
(New York)
Providence - Washing
ton (Providence)...
875.000
1,484,672
10
3.000.000
3,787,541
Puritan Life (Prov)..
Reltancelns (Phil)...
50
10
1.000,060
1,508.412
837.521
22
24
250,000
2,000,000
1.000.000
814,872
2,027,994
609,777
302,173
1,873,028
1.454,043
57
63
1.000,000 1,114,520
1.500.000 1,706.509
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
795.952
2.663.560
9,743.608
757,346
445,250
3,723.090
629,307
33
8354
100
Old Line Life (MUw).
10
Preferred
(N Y)
(L A)..
26
2? H
12
1434
24
r
94
2554
96
2
4
86
18
88
1.313.559
125*
14
4,121,719
S* 25*
-v
Accident
.
"T
'
Reliable Fire (Dayton
"25"
"26"
363
103
383*
Ohio)
Republic (Dallas)...
Rhode Island (Prov)
123*
Rochester American
18
22
Rosslalns (Hartford).
StPaulF AM (8tP)
654
25 5*
185*
"38
23
26 3*
»*
4034
_
40
23
24 3*
6634
1.000,000
1.000,000
200.000
6,866,745
1,118,848
270,723
61.152,166
1.383.292
400
2,500,000
3,500,000 104.618,567
27
93*
33*
20
10
5
10
(Rochester)
Seaboard7 AM (NY)
Seaboard Surety (is Y <
Security Ins (New Hav)
Southern Fire
5
25
5
10
10
10
Springfield Fire A Mar
(Springfield, Mass). 25
Stand Accident (Mich)
20
10
Stuyvesant Fire (N Y)
Sun Life Ass'nce (Oan 100
York).
4
U S Guarantee Go...
67
440
113*
33*
5.000,000
1,456.680
3,29+9,728
8,461,003
1,250.000
10,916,264
4,857,492
10
8
Universalins(Newark)
Virginia F A M (Rich¬
mond)
25
5,950",818 569,153",943
West Coast Life (8 F)
Wngtchester Fire (NY)
Wisconsin Nat Life...
%
5
2,000,000 II,788,667
1,000,000 3,222,866
400,000
838.682
500,000
375,000
1,000,000
400,000
.....
"754
hb
77H
1,099,931
406,652
6,782,270
814,612
9,200,832
2,180,426
336,726
2054
125*
181
85*
,
12
1354
36
22
23
118
122
38
3
254
Travelers Fire (Hartf ^ 100 2.000,000 2,558,843
11,413,928
Travelers Life (Hartf 100 20,000,000 17,004,961 618,384,722
U S Fidelity A Guar
antv (Baltimore)...
2 2.800,000 4,986,656
12,437,654
...
400
495
498
105*
485*
J*
505
501
505*
70
1254
593,761
5.454", 813
3154
1354
54
554
3354
31
Contingent reserve of $182,000 is Included in surplus,
d Net
t Company in process of reorganization.
n Nominal
t New stock.
owned by the New Jersey Investment Co., which
414,257
3,000.000
New York Mre
5
North River Ins (N Y) 234
Northern Ins Co (NY 1234
Northwest Fire A Ma?
U 8 Fire (New
19,663.695
400,000
10
Pan-Aii)er jLife (N O)
Phila Life (Phila)...
Amer
10 12,000,000 42,435.685
14
10
Pac Mut Life
Kansas City Life (Kan
:-;ff5 H
47"
Pacific Fire
160
c
{«„
84
435.621
1.164.346
company,
969,362
584,360
13,613,430
6,169,461
5,194,584
93,744
6.252.370
254
21
37
34
1,362,123
200,000
Holding
1,000,000
630,626
750,000
682,000
20.000,000 <115831218
4,000,000 4,786,557
1,000,000 3.049,526
100,000
309,989
1,100.000 4,557,495
25
?0
1H
81
293*
4134
2434
1.000.000
o
20
85
3654
7354
285*
5
k Last sale.
4,445,092
254,955
3.768.121
2.000.000
1,000,000
1,750,000
153*
7634
76
100
sas City
Mo)
5
Knickerbocker (N Y).
5
Lincoln Fire (N Y)—.
Lincoln Nat'l Life (F»
10
Wayne. Ind)
1,521,571
335,329
6,052,189
25
2,000,000 5,211.946
4,991,678
1,000,000 1,648,998
741,693
1,000,000 1,095,375 17,155,336
1.000.000 1.128.346 15,149,165
1,000,000 1,437.441
2,785,453
5.082,000 3.944,536 142,005,098
1.000.000 1,008,308 24,344,291
1,000.000
224,582 11.092.327
1.000.000
811,307
493,152
6.000.000 21,250,119
7,914,190
743*
Insurance Co of State
of Pa (Philadelphia) 100
(Philadelphia)
32
10
Importers A Exporters
Insur Co of Nor
Amsterdam
(Milwaukee)
72 5*
(New York)
80
30
Occidental Ins (8 F)„.
Occidental Life <T A)
35
14 5*
-4—
74
10
70
814,605
8,952,904
37
25*
7,628,632
35,757,663
2,051,335
454,753
25
10
10
10
Home (New York)...
Home F A M (8 F)—
80
30,905,381
10
Flre(Pltts)
(Baltimore)
20
3.000.000 6.130.345
5 12,000,000 36,185.321
10
1,000.000 1,576.724
10
452.985
500,000
1
5
(Hartf).
Natl
2,880,361
13,362,322
indemnity
(New York)
Great Amer Ins (N Y)
Halifax (Halifax.N.S.)
Hamilton Fire (N Y).
1,355.793
Insurance
National Fire
si*
750,000 2,091,746
8.150,000 17,228,126
2.000,000 1,354,276
117,922
500,000
4,000,000 4,764,733
1,000,000 1,105,592
12.000.000 33,039,770
5
15
1.641,015
1.673,417
4.261,896
(Newark. NJ)„...
(Providence)
National Oas (Detroit
37 5*
5,851,577
2,545,977
302,478
2,500,000
1,000,000
2,107.086
1,000,000
1,000.000
1 *2,638.200
Merchants A Mfrs Fire
5,047,300
1,123,907
3,175,025
5
Assur/com
(New York)--ipref
1054
90
400,000
500,000
500,000
Ask
"
1,750,000 2.725.274
4,873,990 38,403,988
—
Bid.
Manufacturers
545*
New
2,000,000
1,000,000
3,000,000
Unearned
Premium
Reserve.
Per Shars
82
1.035,999
400,000
1.500,000
1934.
Capital.
share
Columbian Nat'i Llf?
100
(Boston).. ..
Commonwealth (N Y) 100
10
Conn Gen Life (Hartf
Continental Casualty
(Hammond, Ind)
Continental Ins (N Y) 2
Corcoran (Wash'ton).
Eagle Fire (Newark).
Par
Ask.
Nat Union
10
N.O.)
Central Fire (Balto)—
Voting trust c
—Central States Life (8»
Louis)
NetSurplus
Bid.
Per
9,904,456
10 3,000,000 9,463,861
10
7,500,000 15,677,243 16,004,202
10 15,000,000 11.470.477 386,959,876
4,876,373
25 3,000,000 2.711.975
10
month preceding the date of Issue.
in turn is controlled by Firemen's
surplus available for protection of policyholders. $23,331,218
1 No par value.
* A majority of the capital stock la
Insurance Co., Newark, N. J.
@FedFRASER